St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 4, 1925

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si NDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ? ~— BAR ASSOCIATION HEAD = 2:73. noe me eT a . ee ee a oe ees anh: XX pa tR OES Ped om 4 POM BoA ~. hy ~~ KieBorae Map. os bli SE ARR RE «TRA AEE oer A OE GIES RLF AES LIE NS IED OLENA Rg ere Penge Bem 6 ae ve , heres ma + axe > ~ * i "y Nn DT ENC Ee Sh ON Be RIB IS aN, ge OND IR COD ANNONA 0 AB SHES eG ane Moffett Joins Chief in Re- " ply to Recent Criticism of the Navy’s Air Policy. : ee eee ee Peg Se Special te the Post-Dispatch QUINCY, Masa. “ct. 3.— The new airplane carrier UU. S. S. Lex- ington, the longest war vessel in tne world and the biggest ship ever constructed in this country, ee 6 ae Aone : " , ene Laas nasterhe é Ce es to h > : be ee. Pies 6 rn NORE LRE EBACE ew > ‘ . : . ‘ 4 weed a Lena ae Te, oa : x Pe: > PY x * ree ae , & oe ow net ae * “ : 33 oo : + : 4 ‘ : eee : 4 sf 4 ? i 2 2 gos se e Re ae > - ee -. mm, hee St dhe » eo ae ae ae ee Pele tomes ee . ee oe 4 ele: API aa a Rgmer: .-4 ep Ay ant ” a) ee Pang 0) + rer ay + . iff NAVY [ ALINGHES Observation Balloon Used by French Forces in the Ri ee! oe ot Govmmattl pservation Ballo ench Fore —— | WOULD TEACH EVOLUTION *=-"==-= — | ‘Your occupation tee Bit [ : | ) — ‘s i= this 7 : eTrenca het weg " ; Former U. S. Senator Chester I. Long Com ts teach German m . Drepared {ts ¢ Bl | IN AMERICA demns Tennessee Law Under Which Scopes sesece. Bee o . . “The Ne ‘Was Convicted as Assaulting Liberty to Learn. iaws were sot a ae ae See | ee pet, | cause ‘hey inter eeun tien 3 . * id Ste 4 pete “4 : } Pe. 3 " ‘ -~ — er’y of teachers. Airplane Carrier Lexington, ae ag ee eae Se of eee Le coe | The Tennessee antt-evolution. should be taught to tae chilf@ren ‘he™msesives to + : : : * | | — , 3 : “ ; ‘statute, under which John T. Scop*Si of the State. The Supreme Court 8 *4*s and thety Longest War Vessel in was convicted and fined, was con- of the United States held that the ‘ected by the demned as an imterference with Oregon law was unconstitgtional oy the laws. World, Is Fourth U. 5S. | libes#y, in the address of Chester | , “ om before the Missouri Bar Associa- 14:4 in the Bible That account| "™S'"€ 2nd e@ucadeg, PROOF OF PROGRESS, tion at Hotel Statler yesterday. must be taken ifterally There are aan vay contra. = Speaking om the tueme, “Liberty many persons who reconcile evolu- _, a Ohio — WILBUR DECLARES of Opinion.” hefsaid i was essen- tion and the story «f creation as 7 ‘**°™#" |= that et tial that liberty should apply to the ser ont in the Bible. The Tennes- | ‘O'S Nis = acquisition of knowledge. see law aswumes there is @ conflict eee & teacher of “The individual has some lber- pherween the story of man’s origin gpa his vocat ties under our ferm of govern- and evolution. A case tried under | °"* OF*son law ment.” Senator Long said. “Thipgs that law is om its way to the Su-| IGF that he does may be regulated by preme Court of the United States. | governmental agencies. but his Are States Within Rights? opinions should be his own. There “We are not interested as aw-/.. wits tn recognition’ by the Constitution. The ithe modernists and fubGamental-|. _.. a. oaieia fitth amendment says that Con- iss Our question ts. can the Gov- anh ~ eae gress shal] mot deprive any person ernment go inte the domain ef e = of life, Nberty or property witBout opinion and control 7? Shall free. te “ oie Py due process of law. Under the dom of learning be restricted? Caa | State Seer — fourteenth a sta‘e cannot deprive 2 the State say, stuéy “his and do not The ai y : 7 ; , | gx ; a 7 we : Ae, porate 2 oS persom of life, liberty or property study that: acquire knowledge eer on eae gare | was launched at the Fore River Be ee oe. : —— . = * ar 2 —— . an ". “a te . ent without due process of law. We along this line. but not along that |- - : — : yards of the Bethlehem Sbipbuild- : - = in a a | have had a great many decisionson JIine? Can the State say thie theory eantene gee Ga . ‘ng Corporation here today. Mrs what Congress or a state cannot do ts officfil: that' is sot. and you | —a He isis " Theodore Douglas Robinson. wife in regard to life and property. but must teach only th© official Te enhean all of the Assistant Secretary of the few in regard to iberty. That ory’ MP ogo question is looming up now. “The Tennessee statute attempts|— woe mn - 4 Pele Navy. was sponsor for the new icine is enttameeese a “What is lberty? What can - . 4a ; CS RET Re AY Rae ee RM ae | — = to control and regulate cpinion in | per vessel. Secretary Wilbur, Gov. —international Newsree! Photo. (melther a State nor the national that State. Tt seeks ‘o eontres | eT etary of Rate = oo or ane, Maver | OTOGRAPH taken behind French camp in Morocco, showing one of the airships used by the French for observation | Government take from him? Is opinion by interfering with the Curley of Boston. Senators Butler ; there anything ‘eft te him at all? freedom of learning. I? . purposes in the Tetuan area. oom +e pe 7 . WGET SA Boe a: See ?* “ss ae can us a ee a er ee — - +. on . Sota SRR REPO: laa a dotil on ys tr ee REN ANT ET A Be Sati ; 3 OF sali nest i, . yer > From morning until night his aec- fis tn ¢t : ‘Tes -. aa Ppuptis tm the public schools of that | and Seeman and Fugene G. Grace, ' — A a A AS n= — _ esr. — i tions are regulated. Is there any- State te learn but one theory of the | president of the Bethlehem Stee! a he Sout! ' ac : y ni a A EE , - nopulation ; oduction, What is liberty? The Supreme peth In Tennessee they have but. | - pee. A AL OR REIGN agp oe —" ie eae s 4 ' = “ag = 7 e’ * - 3 ey ape fags cone Yet to Be Solved. The sore spot “ithin -t! tt lave been depriv Df equ Court has recently defined it. ome. It interferes with liberty in wer Giscesce. Air Defense. ~ Frekicmes ish Empire had been exr | Freedom of Learning im Peril, the acquisition of knowledge. thing left to him that is his alone orice: ’ There The - , t af their keels bh : : Origin oO: Man. are two. ; Corporation were among the large | adopted, but alter eee ee and cannot be taken from him? puptils in other states may study. erowd which witmessed the cere- | been laid they were changed ' ? a tiny peri- ) ‘4. wi er ™ ‘ » ° As a result of continued exp | ; ny . , “ aout: as an implement for the mainten- avy officials feel that the Lexing- State military chreftain, who fig-: wel! the oth pc tis in Congress efforts have been shall be ta ght and what shall not ~ ve ie ance of free government,” Secre- *2Y¥ of-:c! ee oe »e , ' to restrict and comtrol learn-| be taught in its schools but m all : : o- 2 the Sarat re is effi- ured in a free-for-all , tary Wilbur deciareé !t was “a wit. tom amd the Saratoga gre s “gel iain: teatime 0 The freedom of learning tp iw things it must be reasonable. it j ress bearing si’ent testimony to ciemt and serviceable ee Wesh acthets “talk to be . tertor section of t! ite erii in this country. What was cannot be arbitrary. There must Special to ‘he the belief of the men and officers| desired. The great probiem. th ies Mecindiniidied Mn Wien ahuniens ‘abet el i ate ere ne? In Nebraska and Iowa laws | be a good reason for all that «+ 1B . ae aS ee ter ingiy impervious th CO nus sing th ' _— - a : | , es o rh of the American Navy in the use answer to which will _ on : : :, “ean outlet for thei: pert were passed that ne one should | says may be done and for what it duction of 3 -entes _oegtretegenlarags: — en —— , kar of aircraft fcr national 4efense.” mined only in cria ~ = 28° tapeniuen ys mead ee as ee , -q teach any language but English in says may not be done Where 'S price of gasoline was aml i. fritial ©ork we “Tt is the witness bearing testi- planes will be able to alt | et ay lin 8 gaan a ie al ap Ra aE : to the schools execpt above the eight the harm to anyone tha‘ will come Mobe today. 1 | ae mony,” the Secretary said. “that take off ffom the ship in rough see on “pena aly sna ee gto + aig ngt 9 poheacs : a Be srade. Im Ohlo no teacher could} froma getting all the light pessible price ™? cents a gallon, Sai orgar- Congress believes in the develop weather. The Langiey. being small- General Codification of In- eg sb on | a 2 ane hs teach German tn any school below om where man came frem and State and city tax, at ment o° aircraft as a means of er ahd more susceptible to *he rol! — a Rer Spits gan i aeeammae ts ws neanle for fieures orenared by ‘Be eighth grade. That English where he is going? stations The St national defense. The libere] ap- ing of the wares. proved ternational Laws Urged eae. Oa pong — + % stem — end ge ees rt se must be taughi,in the schools ts: Seed f cnet ‘he new propriations for the construction be a stable enough vesse! ee ee ee | ee Sent Lae SNOW admitted everywhere. ee pert Se gr _ @empetitire selling’™ of the Lexington and Seratoga. calm seas only. But it is b the Inter-Parliamen- ence. er , : in ® that 38 per ~ the exports of The Supreme Court of the — what way is a4 student in aus with their equipment. passing lieved ‘ that the tremendou y British harmony appare Cnited States said that these states Tennessee harmed. or the pubitc Congress by umpanimous consent. size of these new vessels il U . xf th lam ber SOUL eT deprived a teacher of his ‘iberty welfare endangered. by permitting are irrefutable Proof that every | enable them to provide a Ls tary nion. Free Siate rn States, maturally tributary [© +e court then defined liberty as him to study beth the Bible story | member in the legislative halis of piace for the pianes in al! ki : ~ ical renr -in southern rts follows: of the “es of man and the scien- | - Congress believes that the Navy| weather. This is a very important a "ag va ne | a" ee a asons OU* ' Liberty denotes not merely tafe ay Car tis knowledge | Tweif:5 needs aircraft in the performance consideration. for if the contrary WASHINGTON L—The |, dmen a ee tfu you accept thi freedom from body restraints, be — ee a or the Public | ——e & ef its functions. ghould prove true. the airplane car- sieeticiian, Staal mentors the -In ——s as but also the right of the indi- on: any way. Wil peed oe in- | AEMBER or THES toe “Every blow of the hammer riers could be used to fight only in . aie sacl etary inion PEO) ae. 2 — rial t} : m expirin Jt : 9.4. vidual toe contract, to engage in ar by —e study of evolution? nd the ase ‘or — f Internationa! used in her constructio. gives vo- fair weather and would be totally y04,.. adocted con! init. oo | ae eS oe With great respect, Mr. Pr any of the common eccupations ~~ ‘imical to the public weifgre? | Sco cupatches credited reserved. | ” her coromise elect to remain adil tion. Tse ho h ualified | 3 BSCRIPTION Com of pes and immovably anchore@ by ber-' another problem which required and cal! Land con-| ow, ——$$$_$_$____— worship Ged according to the on, et = ane e yo Be. - ADV ANCE. re racle-encrusted chains to the tudy was thea win spread ~ : gs N REALTY dictates of hts own conscience, . ame “a wf . ac io! 3c ould Daily ane : 2 a > * - ; Planes that these ships are to car- .om pro — —_— >. | from Latin-Americ ss _ ; ‘only. Is it reasonab! fi the’ "'® m@ follows First, of . . "ee DEALER rivi ion recognized at ; es aa0:e ‘tor e Remit Lansdowne'’s Last Words. rv The amount of storage reom Lhe conmterence : . en startied when this IN FORD PB —— 5 _ - +. . » +s . rt . _ . | »'« OT eR A I iD” cL ™ 3 o A as essential to the : It - _ . 7 : t f , ft i j ; a ni _ it us w ict ke ; | | 3 . ~ - ae — L ordertr pursuit of happiness by reaso able or is ft arbitrary to say Deitvered Ty ‘Ry o=rrier e nfer PT Rebred en, eer =. Se Sere second an sha ‘ ; ; - ; - pre’ _ "was . : . atin: + . a _— : ; —~ ' > 243 r F2 F fir of. > > " : f a . 2 _ . eam bore nee to ge nent The name which the new air- : : . British. polished epee o ‘ « Soar a ne 7 badge -strored all private schools between Science of life. but we have the , ey a : ~~ , for decisiomm af iit Ales tity Seceneeniene to the a a oo a - certain grades. Education was to Bible story of man's origin and we = : ‘o *actiitate as persens reluctant to part with : — ration 2: : be controlled by the State. Noth- Be a: : PUii c } - . re rr i : "7ern } Ww 4 ~~ a4 ee ees Se PV iced shout the shige which have ee os +1 for: th tish Empis oO. a ee em oe So. img but public schools betwen cer- : The first of chess be eo ae care P erst » , | carried it there are many stories. O4 *, . : >I . 3 phd .u€ . la +h de! , , the . | a Denouty Sherif Anrotner neans tain grades were permitted. The sur oiied “within > - er rea Cc we cal : , Toa . ray . 4 “On. @eFre! : ‘ 0 i] -_ — . 2 : . .. “ustormers. it Was os z : tsa ee — . , h . i of the Amert ? ¢ 2 . a3 = a eonvrersation ~~ + sagt y - " . oa ttenae Remote a ,of that Massachusetts town where ~~ * ar ae ane put fant to assure the delegates of fied and vocalize@d throughozut the | keeping ‘the: " @F the oermane ich 4 ' : . - mg - Ri 32ard os Teens. astice arn history. of the American Navy. 3 bg —— the shot heard round that es shes S$ Smil ef the & supplied for she w of Lansdowne when he was fight- | international laws was drafted by pe he cast eae ay rs — al — rs) i ge a. ing his battle tn the clouda, lihu Root, whose paper on the | ™™*¢ © &re a ws scents ‘ % uM tes Ca when emer A will go through together.’ sudject had been reac early know of no other part of the Brit- co coe ol ye # sont in this spirit of courage, of subordi- | v png aig a . . . : — Ss I | “itt EA TIR. CR Cans, Saas ish Empire asking for this ely- ied. repiied : eee erro (°F be Representative Theedere| Tt treatment.” ‘he information that ts being cir- nation, of resourcefulmess, of dar- Burton of Ohio. 1 Tene LC en pemdlivenses "sp ing. of tmitiative, of advance, that O , The Name With a so-Year Repzu- - Disputes Despite Disagreements. -ulated by a conmcern in East St. poet = League of Nat hi Louis that this company is intend- tat! Se Leuts is - PK «avai.i0Od ; *-. — oa ? os ae ; that Ne : x, : ee , dedicating a new ship to the cause! room. after which he took her ican Union on ani ; ; si _ hn my eens rc gee: wacccae elite PEP. : feanciliation. of liberty and the preservation ef! home in a taxtcab He also testi- “general and , tly ‘recte: o the snp sr. location. t | aiation. for CONFLICTING STORIES ABOUT , | : g affects of 4 American rights and privileges." fied she associated prior to divore_| P4an for such : Moffett Replies to Critics. , ing Bascom, with “Ed Martin” ana P@ realization of ot?! Rear Admiral Moffett. replying “Mr. McCausland.” He though oe ty : 0 ied : th ubject . ‘ " ites LABORER 4 os ee to recemt criticigm of the Navy's the latter was married. but ithe fundam al conditi of t} Geus: MISSING FARM Lovely teeth : wees of Sraving the 1 air policy, said he wished that ‘the Meter corrected him. saying: “He's ime o ac ~ ae it metthe world” shining white Ui (Germars e ¢ tis , On [ion a . “ma et? f the st re pian fe — Japanese and the Volatil plane carrier will bear is a his- : itn a Suave in address \torte ome in the American Navy sie tte, ey om sarang RPO, POE edie “Thi ruld an iI mn | =} ti an A Ceatinued frem Page One. Pewemon ret =o 4 oh ® i Se & .* 4 + xe = + * mea - +h adie ~ ’ " = ¢ , It also would ‘*@ Statement made on the address Whether Joseph McMann, a ‘arn ‘ : - . - be > > > | . ‘« « , provide a p.an 4 »r tre judi “ia! set - UT Elikw moot that disp ites among l borer wording nh iP At 5. Wis tlement of disputes “which consti. 24&tions.would arise. despite agree- Snead in the Mississipp! River critics could have seen the launmch-| not a married man—he's a di. ‘ween the nations declared that tf ing of the Lexington. vorced man.” the League of ‘atic “I think it would make those Pastor Testifie : would take into account “econemic ‘enmtineed frem Page Once. these turbines will be supplied by mot awarded custody of his own ‘hn ree —o " ln enemies a , . ; dition uaranteeing the right “Nant marine et 1st 5 1¢ ofi-burning boilers. Completed, | child when divorced. onditions a ae ee wae : oe tas _ cetr a P > - Lexington is being. built for the covered her mother’s love for the V. Pella of ne Rumanian ‘@terests. wa we the Rethisham ship- ' child which. I think. she lost at a 05 “geome pose — resoiu- “The previous delegation of wide building Corporation. 'eme time, especially so when she ~“°? V™C" Would create a perma-: powers to the fleet corporation. a Her most nevel feature is the gid not ask for custody at the time nent Ane of the committee policy of administration recently . } - o juridical questions... “? inder- . me ‘ arrangement of her Geck. All the of divorce. Judge Wurdeman de- we oye real tp ae _ Re “r- revoked by the board under its superstructure—the eight 8-inch | ciared. a ne oy a tae cece, pe responsibility to the Congress. de- guns in twin mounts, the twelve, ur. 2) wy meditees on hel nt SOE moral coumes! cone weiienns Soles ted author- smekestack. the navigation bridge, | ° , & mother practical solutions for the Lreven- oy : * - 2. on m > 7 “es * | the current and drowned Othe. TELE LL oN nO ec ael Nasegs WR Sei i on tat ot wegeae, witresses say ‘that McMann did wade into the river but was rées- al ° > , ; — ‘ _ Ons which " ; prove evade erful factor in promoting amongst o ae them the sense of order of interna- - ~ om > a. eae i= =_—_-— ee FF — ere er ll ee hlUc er rhlUc rl ln tt a a a a a a \EVVECEEYE Ons | _— —— - > bite ae 7 Jewelry OU are invited co in- spect our beaurifu/ Gispiays of fine leweiry which we have gathered from all parts of the oh the wireless mast—is on the star- beard side of the deck, giving a bread, unobstructed surface from which the planes can take off and on which they can alight. The Lexington and her sister ship. the last April. differ from the Lang- ley, the experimental airplane car- rier. in this respect; the Langley having a deck superimposed on her superstructure. The Navy building program pro-/ vides for theacenstruction of fire carriers. but under the Washing- ten Conference agreements of 1922 the three yet te be built cannot come inte my court whe did not desire the custody of her child. tr of tender age. even though it : tight prevent her getting a divorce. Even '@ scrubDwoman making $15 a week | Wants the custedy of her child. Saratega. lausgehed at Camden “I Rave no fault to find with Mrs. Meier's character. In this day and age, men gambie and mothers @rink and smoke. and ali are ac- cepted and their reputations are i pet affected.” Then Mrs. Meter began weeping. | She was assisted from the room by _@ steter. Mise Catherine Seikirk. and was iater foined by her hus- , band. Meier. When i@ minutes exceed 23.900 tome. The Lexing-’ elapsed. and Mrs Meter was sti!! tom and the Saratega were origi- sobbing hysterice!iv. Jedge Wurde- mally tmtended ¢2 battle cruisers) nran withdgew his erder. and wil! when the 1916 pregram was hand down 4 decition later. 5 : Gen. Richard Mulcahy, chief of tion of that crime.” and to “draw Up a parliamentary ; ternational! legal Irth Republican Picket Driven From Capitoi Grounds by Police. Specta, (0 tle Post-™iepeacch While delegates to the Inrer-Par- llumentary Union today talked of peace >between and among nationa. strife raged within the place of meeting Congreseaman Burton of Oho. . sonorous tone, inside the Capit >! read the paper written by Elihu Root on the codification of inter national iaw. Outside. [rish Re. pubdiicana with “Enners ana lacards. picketed the Nation's Ca p. | itel, and hurted werbal atrack a? the Comgress. ae defined in the word law. and adversely affected Amer- can flagship operation. I+ caused withdrawal of ships from essentia! trade routes, Pesulted tn a reduced volume of commerce in American flagships, again to eur ocean com- petitors, and weakened the country influence in world trade Votece Vital to South. “The able and peised American Senator Underwood, visioned the principie of territerial equality be- fore the American Bankers’ Aseo- elation last Thursday Referring toe the Interstate Commerce (Com- mission, Senator Underwood said fair and “ust representation must be given om) the [Interstate Com- merce Commission to that territory the ithat stands unrepresented today.’ In all of our 77 vears we have nore Setor- shown sO uniformiy a besuritu! exhibit —nor have our prices been more con- mastentiy moderate. The novelry jewelry is particularly arrractive, bur of ane com porting with our repura- aon for the exclusive. BOLLAND'S Locust at Tenth Jewelers fer 77 Years a ‘1 fi Hal i Broadway. . ¥. free and bookice. e Pi a OO TR FS Cee earns —

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CH na : / & ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : )SUN _DAY iieiionsemniacd OCTOBER 4, 1925. 4 , ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ido not want the Scien ‘taught.” The Suprem ntifia | that Ohio could not sa er of German, ‘You ty tow yourself to teach Ge your occupation but a You o-. mn teach German to Pupils in ¢ %: vif 0 GI N WORLD SAYS ROOT Old Customers Dine .at |grades in this State”’ |difference between vet l= | to teach German in Ohio ‘prepared to teach /nessee. Piology in “The Nebraska, Iowa ‘1. laws were held uUNncOnstity ‘cause they interefereg with ; erty of teachers, who had y the} en themselves to teach mas rt suages and their vocations . ne fected by the restrictions al.| by the laws. oe “The Oregon schoo] law ~ unconstitutional because fered with the Iiberty of 45.) and guardians to direct * bringing and education Of china. : | under their control. ee : ‘If Ohio cannot restrict @ a ; of German in that State. |lowing his vocation. can prohibit a teacher of biol | follow! ing his vocation in If the Oregon law Interfereas & the liberty of parents fans in the education of ¢ nee under their control, doeg Tennessee law create a like ference with the liberty of and guardians in that : is not an effort by — State of4 nessee to control opinion 4 legislation and thus nterfere » the freedom of learning tn #n State?” | The speaker gave the hist the 10 years’ conflict in Vi which led to the adoption of statute for religious freedo 1786: He quoted William J. an’s tribute to Thomag Je and the religious freedom He cited the address of fe Secretary of State Hughes, predecessor as president of American Bar Association, at association’s convention in Det This speech, he said, should the lawyers’ textbook. aR “The battle against into] ert is on,” a ss = oy Ms, Se : -* 7 vw oo ee? Neo" ae . wet . . | ‘ ee 0 Aas a, . . , ai SS 4 } wa 4 “ a, Pa “wh _ bs te tae 0 of, “ 4 ¥ : . ‘ OP See ets an “ . ae? . . * ; a 2 7 ee s CHARLES G. ROSS, { @ Washington Correspondent | _ of the Post-Dispatch. eHINGTON, Oct. 3.—Inter- | mentary Union representa- | sof 41 nations, assembled here | meeting of the Interparlla- | erw Union at the Capitol lis- | “ L today to 2 brilliant exposi- the functions of the League the World Court and. Court of Arbitration by Root, former Secretary of. = and one of the internation- mous jurists who drew up Ealen for the World Court, | t's address. in the form of a te the conference, was read p Representative Theodore E. | TOUIS CAESAR. By a Post-Dispatch Staff Photographer. Proprietor of Historic Downtown Cafe Tear- ful as Friends Read Appreciative Reso- lution Before He Closes Doors. he concluded. noon did not laugh. They filed in. by twos and threes and foursoms: ; to dine for the last time at the ba work would have to be Snowy tables set at Caesar's. nearly every diner’s face was 4 de- | p by individuals and unoffi-|. For the | timg they were to|vout expression, which be:wern ons. ¢ ply knife and fork under the dark gulps took on a tender sadnes as if for himself after timbering and brown-painted ceil-| he felt that food like Caesar's 18-Cent “Gas” at Moberly, Special to the Post-Dispatch. MOBERLY, Mo., Oct. 3.—A # Guction of 3 cents a gallon ty price of gasoline was announced & ne today, making thes price ° cents a gallon. includim al ¢ _— State and-city tax. at local peak . would pitimately have to be. ; @ by official represen- | of the nations, he safd, but | men of Caesar the dear recollection of rightly cooked chicken. he atndtame The Standard Offs Root’s speech, Burton ing and American eagles. likewise) would not be tasted again. $. « Se. ‘painted, which have sheltered Bartender Idle announced the n i Root’s proposal of pre- . ca Sige a ’ cem petitive eet * — = ms] Diees se Jurists and many a goodly dinner. Caesar's | Some Dutch apple pie, Grace, , ; ak tine soumne any ‘closed forever at 3 p. m. yesterday. and melt the cheese.” biems of c ication “Some onion soup, Caesar, and a | During the lunch hour Caesar | ST LOUIS POST-DISF 3 Pan + raat t ‘ | steak sandwich.” | stood caneapetate iia the barroom. Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER, Maerication of international; 0". the cee of the “gas dis-' He had refused " suggéstions of) ‘es played everywhere: itriends that he stock his bar just | ag Dally by The Pulitzer P 4 m- Co., Twelfth Boulevard and 0! live. sng yee Moot, “has a spectel | Ss ep one +s aan x ossGie «spe ceeent once and have a rousing farewell | thor Rance at this time, because it is | i - in order to enlarge the _ ll Mo Audit Bureau of Circy -|party. No, he would obey the law MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED ¥ ' -|on the last day as he had since “This place closes for good Utiea tothe tee for republication SM pf Internatio Se Remar ‘weedans ped leak" dane euy Gana ee ee news ciepatches credited to it or not ¢ ae umternational Justice (the |. byes“and good luck.” ‘ished early and h&d to rush back | Court) as one of a group of | . nS ee. wee cecssechecapieeseen tr, promise to facilitate the | Mrvation of peace to a degree i before\ attained.” described these Institutions| postal order, ows: First, an automatic’ fouls exchange. § ¢ | providing for immediate ~ hag - ee , meral conference whenever seri- | oe Funday, 108; ittitation arises among na- os. an established sys- erwise crediied in this paper ear4 local news published therein. All rig republication of special dispatches are aigo reservec SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY, MATL ADVANCE. .. SF one year. _ to offices paused long enough shake his hand. Even the waitresses were not) “Good-by, Caesar. | themselves, Before the noon rush yourself.” started they called Caesar into the| The s@®ender, grayed in Caesar's | dining room—white-haired, sedate| service, presided behind an empty old Louis Caesar wearing a redirail. If the glory of Caesar's res- necktie—and presented him with@ taurant was passing, the bar solid silver breadbasket. Then a/Caesar long since has been a mock- few of the waitresses started to cry ery of the times that were. | petty and ee. bane year... Daily. without Sunday. Sunday oniv, one vear Remit either by | money order or St Delivered by city | Datiy only, 500 = = a ntered de second-class matter July! and had@to depart on hasty and) “A high one, Joe, and not too 1878. at a ae ot St. Louis, 5 “gi artery one sat ®' imagined errands to the kitchen. much soda!” —_ , | faciitate and regulate | Others found comfort in blowing | Nobody said that yesterday. up balloons with which to decor-| ‘The last rites were soon over. n | Siesta thane. he continued, = supplied “within the limits 5 pose the tables. Most of the bal-/ when Caesar's ple had been eaten “by the League of loons popped dolefully and the or nig melon scooped up, his friends | decorators lost spirit. ,could not linger. Alas, it is - “i second pdlhegarer | “Corned beef hash and coffee.) a ~ ais benefit of the whole/ . 44 cauliflower if ty the permanent court of | i Mad feadies and the thira | ****: “Mader. Sadness Reigned. Seuppied for the whole world | The Hague Court of Arbitra- | In trooped the various a4 . along teward noon. Henry 8. Caul- ‘resolution as befits the passing of a of I ‘field entered and sat at the round an honored institution. : _ dable in the corner. Presently At-' “Among the First..”’ observed,” he said, |torney Lon O. Hocker joined. him. It closed with the words: ) wat of these institutions They produced a paper which| “wre go forth from here with re- a Stfords opportunity | jooked. like a farewell speech |gret—we have formed a deep and Te the friendly | and began to read it. Other old- jasting affection for you. Your h of outside opinion. for | time customers of Caesar's were ‘friends are legion and \loyal. We ae — of deliieration, | noted in the gathering crowi—J. B. | wish for your years to be long and and te oneal points “ek Sheridan, Herman Stifel, James C./happy and content. Among the oF braving ee A, Harvey, Frank A. Nagel, Robert | catering places of St. Louls like the World.” eet | Lee Hedges, Joseph Maserang Jr..'o1d Southern, Planters, Faust's af that ES TE, T. J. Hirsch, Louis Barklage—bon Nagel’s, McTague's, the name tae whey, ton vivants all. But not bon vivantish Caesar's has the distinction machinery rl siiaiaiiaa yesterday. They were attending the | standing among the first.” Me & distinct advantage to late rites for Caesar's. | Caesar told a Post-Dispatch re- mem as well as members.| _° ©ne discussed the cause 0° |porter afterward that he would Quarrels Certain. | Geath. But several weeks before keep this resolution for his de- Ming that “war results from. when Cuesar announced his inten- | scendants. of mind,” Root said the. pee been reached where war mm be successfully prose- | eh it gratifies the féel- sy ® Monday and Tuesday Only 2-DAY SALE Brand-New || Guaranteed — its not aU) gays | while J. B. Sheridan read to Caesar a resolution signed by his friends. oy fe = = “« . of oy nie. : Me /after 45 years of catering to the | public palate he had said ihat the | Voilstead act killed his business by his guests was sad. In twos and threes and foursomes ithe diners filed out. “Caesar's” %g ‘for Last Time our part in the great A mest = of Ohio, one of tle Ameri- | The last meal at Caesar's! It! those last orders ‘sounded. The | freedom of learning ig in peril, a 1 delegates. | was an occasion for profound sen- waitresses accepted them as fare- we of the American Bar must remnant thesis was that the | timent. | well messages to Caesar's kitchen. that it is preserved to us and had come for a serious begin- Laugh not; oh cafeteria genera- For some the incense of the rose, but children.” to be made on the work of- tion. Those gallant trenchermen for Caesar's customers the blissful international law. The who came to Caesar’s yesterday aroma of roast beef rare. Fr some | the memory of music, but for the| por any member of the associa- | pre si- | On | dency, write letters to the members | to | Take care of of. ‘rying noon hour downtown Bees; wee he started out for the Bar| But a great many watted | Barker ad-| diners It was a profoundly pentimental | ee a of. He said it with tears ition of leaving the cafe business +7, his eyes. for Caesar as wel! as JOHN, BARKER IS. BAR ASSOUIATION Honored Precedents. RECEIVED 14 OF THE Modern political campaigning methods were given a try-out at the Missouri Bar Association elec- tion at Hotel Statler Though learned judges frowned in dignified amazement and shudder- ed at the shattering of precedent, ‘the modern method won. As a re- sult John T. Barker of Kangas | City, former Attorney General of Missouri, was electad to the presi- dency of the Association, Bar Association through many years have surrounded by safeguarding prece. dents. as criminal indictments and court. procedure. When it came ,time to elect a president the $8 pool of the Council of the As- been as | sociation tion. the ition to campaign for |of the Council, suggest reasons why | he should be chosen, or do aught! NEW PRESIDENT OF 25 VOTES CAST James E. King of St. Louis ,Chosen Treasurer, For- mer U.S. Senator Wilfley on Executive Committee. j Kansas City Man Elected After His “Direct Cam- paigning’ Upsets Time- yesterday’ elections | OPENS TOMORROW Heads Bar Association tch Staff Photographer. A BARKER. —By a Post _—_—« SOE ee eee met in dignified seclu- | !sion and solemnly made the selec- | Security Conference at Lo- | ! ito influence the Council was un- bx troapacences of in the old days. It | | just wasn't done. Nobody see ming- ily ever had thought of doing it. Never Followed ‘Precedent. But that cided he wanted Well grounded in tals of campaigning, | | to be president. the fundamen- Barker | | | was before Barker de- | couldn't see why the principles he | had used in his successfu! | Attorney General, and in his equal- ily vigorous though much less suc- cessful campaign for the Demo- | cratic nomination for Governor, /would not work in the Bar Asso- He never had been a follower of precedent, any way. No ao ' cam- | |paigns for Speaker of the Missour! | h the House of Representatives and for | ‘Me colonies lost to her throug law-| yer, in so far as the record in Mis-\ takes the position that a vital ele- -souri shows, had ever walked in-| to a Federal Court and accused |the Judge thereof of ignoring the) law to favor the railroads. just because it never why he shouldn't do it, in Kansas City in 1914 when pre- senting a case for recovery of overcharges.in Missouri railroad rates. Wrote Letters to Council Association presidency, | dressed letters to members of the| He knew several reasons | why he should be chosen and he| , Council. told the Council members severa! i But | had been! done seemed no reason to Barker | so he did) PEACE MEETING IN SWHZERLAND carno Regarded ag Most Important Since Versailles 7 Peace Congress. By the Agsociated Press. LOCARNO, Switzerland, Oct. 3.— With delegations en route from the various capitals for the security conference, which opens here Mon- day, agitation already is in evi- dence regarding Germany's quest for the return of one or more oi World War. The question has been actively diecussed in the various chancel- lories of Europe. Germany wants pverseds territory which she can draw upon fer the raw materia! needed by her industrials, and she ment tn bringing about real secur- ity is to assure the welfare of her economic life by this méans. All the former German colonies are under mandate to the allies, and if the German hope should be realized it would presumably mean that England or France would be called upon to turn back to the Reich some of the terri- tory they now govern. England, it is pointed out, is less free in the matter than France, as the Union of South Africa, New Zealand and Australia have inde- pendent mandate rights over for- mer German districts, and the mother country is hardly in a posi- of the things he knew abeut him- | tion to command their surrender of | self. The violation of precedent tonished some of the members, and didn’t astonish others. The older, more dignified. more tech- nical lawyers protested | these rights. as- |in preparation | meeting, which is regarded as @er- | haps the most important gathering it never oY™Buropean statesmen since the would do to permit Barker's elec- | Versailles peace congress. ith activity security Locarno is teeming for the tion. It was true that under the! pranco-German Amity Possible. rules Kansas City was entitled to, Says Painleve. the presidency this year, but tt wiweEs, France, Oct. 3—Dealing must be somebody besides Barker.| .1+) the possibility of Franco- i'Tyrus Crane, dignified and entirely| Geman reconciliation, Premier wes chosen as the man to accom- 'plish the @efeat of the “up-start,” |as some of them chose to refer to Barker. Other Officers Elected. They thought they had Barker beaten. but when the votes of the Council] were counted Barker had the great body of the peo- tightening the purse strings of his | “Good-by, Caesar. Good luck,” 14, and as there were only 25 pres- he courttry.”’ | patrons. The fading out of lower they said. ‘ent. Barker was elected. he think that agree- | downtown night life, and the cloze| And Caesar stood behind his! Other officers chosen were E. L. nations to use com- (of the Planters’ Hotel and other | swinging doors for the last time ; Alford of Perry. first vice presi- prevent war were much | 9°¥™tOwn gathering places he gave and watched the linen being | dent; Charles Liles of Dexter, se@ /af carried out. these agree- | 8 ©O™tributory causes. ,ond vice pgesident: Cyrus Crane. | “A sirloin medium and French 'fried.”’ How sad to diners of sentiment _ The sound of f@sting which had charmed his ears“‘for two decades died away.’ _ easenesion closed. SS Se ves would be war. ) world has learned,” he ad in modern war the. peulfer about as much as : 2, and few nations méec upon to subject the three institutions during the! voluntarily to the dis-| last five troubled years in Europe. i. i pom The funeral will to war, because of ai “It is apparent,” he said, “that | be at Odessa tomorrow. l agreement for the they are an evolution from the, Preventing some other practical necessities of interna-. going to war with | tional life. worked out by the con- a ” Gaheus effect of saamy mest cse-| Followirig*an investigation car ; ’ ! ‘ad petent and experienced men, ap- ried on by Charles Kurrus, an un the great difficul-| proaching the subject from the | Septear et Rpt St: Se i “8 a had been the fact/| points of view of all nations and | eaten as mange, yemerday ov ont alternative was war or finally coming to agreement upon | Wiliam H. House. ee. Surrender. This dit-| what is at once practicable and d by the tend- useful for the prevention of war.” Me that, ah of each country | In discussing the work of the | eir own side was, World Court. Root said it was im-. | The father came to East St. a ’ | Tight.and to regard any | portant to remember that the valve | conte. “where he. “Gene Gint may their Government as/ of a court | is not to be measurej | , es — inue will arrive garbed ag on the previous night tn the parade, and a concert will be given by a sym- | phony orchestra of 69 men, under the direction of Gene Rodemich. The members of the Court of Hon- yor will enter the ballroom on the arms of members of the Reception and Floor Committees at the com- pletion of this concert. As soon as they are seated the reigning queen, Miss Mary Virginia Collins, will ar- rive and will occupy the throne unti] the Veiled Prophet comes. Then ghe willl step down to make way for her successor. \ Amplifiers for Herald. The four special maids of honor and the new Queen will enter in a new manner. Instead of coming into the ballroom direct, as in pre- vious years, they will be admitted | one at a time at =the north end of the floor, through a rich tapestry curtain, to a. small platform. There they will |'be met by their respective escorts and conducted to the throne. As they approach the throne, a herald | will amnounce the name of each. and an amplifier and horns will! carry his voice to the farthest cor- ners of the building. All the bouquets carried by the leading figures in the coronation ceremonies this year will be pre- sented by the director of the Mis- sour! Botanical Garden, Dr. George Moore. The new Queen's bouquet , reported-to the committee tn se- | sion at the national American J.+- gion convention here. Cross said that at present there are not less than 1,609,000 econ- munists im the United States; aaJd that the number is fast growine. Mgxico a ro cae Given Boectal ta the wa : MEXICO. vet Oct 8-—Cash bo- nuses of $25,000 were paid here today to 626 employes of the A. FP. Green Fire Brick Co. This t& the thirdiyear for this profit-sharing bonus plan, which is giveh to all employes who work on a task o- hourly basis. The bonus emoun‘« to about 4 cents an hour for each hour an employe spends with the company during a year. - | will be composed of 26 of the rar- est and most beautiful orchids, and the bouquets of tach of the four 'maids, as well as the out-goinc | Queen, will be roses of exquisite’ (mew and rare shades, chosen to ‘match their gowns. The plants on | which these flowers have been grown have been under special care ever since their selection, so that all the blossoms might be aa near perfection as possible. Among the copper yellow, never before shown -in St, Louis. Following the coronation, the ball will be formally opened, and two dance orchestras piaying alter- nately will provide music as long as the guests desire to dance. ‘, _ rn a ee ee - such a medium price. D 2 jpeadiae Silver finished dial. a escription | Hand-rubbed mahogany ftnish, two lighter grained panels on front. ed Chime fods sound hour and half-hour. ee 20 inches wide, 10 tnches high. sy Runs 8 days at awinding. — ae OTHER CLOCKS PRICED $2.50 to $365.90 ae Thoroughly Cuatantesd fo Keep Good Time and Sached. See them in Our Olive Street Win As a beautiful addition to the home, we , offer. this handsome Chime Rod Mantel Clock as one of the most desirable we haveever featured = It has the Veiding Gift. being much higher-priced. Jdeal Convex lens Clock Service. Fer th Ki P. Ball studs, vest buttons and sleeve etc., with sliver, trimmings, a. $4.50 to We otter a eplendid eciection of Men's Drese Sule Sate of shir gold-filied, soli@ gold, platinum or ¢ links in Mother $180.00 9th and Olive Sts.—S. EC “MAIL ORDERS PILI roses to be carried will be a new ‘ . , . R. tyes. ss a. hie oe at: * ao ? ed ° a 7 s . 7 7 7 i“ 4 : a = 7 + _ $ a - Dag ee ‘ ; j j ‘ ; tod Nertr ‘ ‘ +. ‘ . Wp ie 3 ae Se i eR foe vat de , E 7 $ Pee. . d wor + y es ’ J go dae Chk ee, mn >, 1 a ¢ as Rian es . q a ae R ae tg oe * ty Pe ° Tile SS aR wage 7. re aC es ae Axe ve : ’ i, : ee Ay 4 4 NLS ees ; , J i pe ba 7. i4 fe Shavit. Wa Mee =} bs ras yb ae “ee S a Ye f ee v on : re nde Z oe, te he - be We Pee RNE Piss ey Fe ees kK 7 we, : % ts Sak toe Ri fos +> : ; 2 ‘~ San & 3 ‘ “te My: Fie nye 7 . &, ‘ « ~ 4 ee cae ee ae ay ple : ’ moyie Mi ore , , eden * Y i & 2 PRON ige EES. GNC Ee” BRM eat caring Na: Aw = Cane NE ee Ci Mbt OTR ee ot

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a Sh OOCTORF tue Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ‘ lte jobbers independent of what WUDGE DENOUNCES | LEN - Sails . MEEHANS Goldberg termed the “trust.” \QUAL/TY CROCE? “eo — A a iL .4 du 454 4,.8.% Crowder said the. preliminary in- vestigation might require several ee acataeadasacamas UES O92 Y 4p SS ea weeks before the case can be pre- | TATE AND HIS WIFE pared for hearings upon which 27 iB) fe. anti-trust proceeding could be | ~~, based Cra pee Pare — OLIZ The sections of the law under) COMPANY 9 2a f MISSO which an anti-trust proceeding tn | Free. | Missouri would be prosecuted are 1004 ‘OLIVE. STRE os worst Murder 1 Ever Heard | Of,”” Court Says in Passing Sentence*in Poison Case. wie fw oy - 9655 to 0657, inclusive, revised) cn eine Seeieeeal | | statutes of 1919. The texts of these | 5>qia' '0 Se A Oct, 2—After ad- | statutes follow: ‘ vising Robert Tate and his wife “Sec. 9065. Combinations in re-|, 46 tucky they were to escape! straint of trade deciared & com- | i) penitentiary sentences of 30 spiracy. Any person who shall | tng 20 years for the murder by. create, enter into, become a mem- .oison of Jodie Herrington, Mrs. ber of or participate in any pool | pares first husband, Judge Hart- trust, agreement, combination, con .- | well pronounced sentence shortly : 1 PRR ai ee Tl gee aap Cagmipe — 95 tydew ae es co ¥ 0% * gt. LoUuIs POST-OISPATCH proposed zoning ordinance include | in the commercia! district, Lindel) boulevard from Grand boulevard to | | Sarah street. committee had concluded erento of the boulevard sil stores. |automobiile shops. oi! stations and the like, since the Supreme Court; i\held the zoning law agg had 'made restoration of th former : Invasion of Boulevard by | s::)-. ana the forees favoring it haa Assistant Attorney-General | °, | decided to concentrate on the Stores Prompts Commnit-! jouie-ara west of Sarah instead) Crowder and Aids Col- ,of its entirety tee Abandon Move- to fileaiil Petition. SS. : i ‘night at the Melbourne Hotel, | | ‘unanimously voted to recommend | to the Board of Aldermen that the | E. J. Russell, chairman. _ ” character of jhe SP ome im pos- 20.000 —— _— — PO A. Ae Se ARAN ely ARN I TUE ERE BN OP OR NE 8 te OR BIH = Heo? a. Ay Dae LN gh oR AS hele Dg Soc ha Nes die dp apne ethimrtintptiabinés 2 i Femara Nese ( RE oa Hy na . rte, Reptile? IN ips HORDE RIERED Fy NP IN IRR DS oc 98-lb. sack... .. $4.96 ARISTOS OR BOTAL PATENT— 24-Ib. $1.35 in 45 5 ' ' Ct a, Pane aliee aa a. ment East of That Street. | The forces working to “save Lindell boulevard from the inva- sion of commercia) establish have retreated to the west side of ments . Recommendation was also made’ by the commission to the Board of Aldermen for the the commercial zone of Washing- ton boulevard from Grand boule- vard to Kingshighway. and West Pine boulevard from Grand boule- for Use in Suit. inclusion in Assistant Attorney - General George W. Crowder, who has been assigned by Attorney-General Otto to make an anti-trust inquiry inta; ee Te a federation or umderstanding with portation, transportation, manufac- 'ture, purchase or sale of any prod- |} uct or commodity in this state, or. any article or thing bought or solid ‘efter noon today. any person or persons in restraint | | of trade or competition in the im- Neither defendant Judge Hartwell told them: “If you did commit this crime. and jury has said you did, it is the most low down, sneaking. vilest. worst murder .I ever heard of flinched tas the | and you! ees My 4 EPs Oe a a ‘ ays bags e valuable im an ouster suit .omea member of or participate in 000 names, expressing a sentiment against these organizations, such 2S/any pool, trust, agreement, com- ee ees see com segue use. for the preservation of the boule-| Attorney-General Otto announced | pination confederation. er under-| which means that stores with not) ..-4 as a thoroughfare flanked by exclusively in the Post-Dispatch | standing with any ether person or guilty than he.” more than five employes M&y OD- | stately buildings and attractive Wednesday would be shortly un-j persons to regulate, control or fiz “If you had lived under the! erate there. ; residences. 'dertaken by his office. ‘the price of any article of manu-' British flag.” Tate was told. “you a SE. Ne See Such a suit would be under the facture, mechanism, merchandise,| would have been hung for the anti-trust laws ef Missoufi and commodity, convenience or repairs, crime long before this. You didn’t would charge a combination in re- or any preduct of mining. or any fight like a man. You weren't stramt of trade and free competi-jarticle or thing whatsoever, of any | willing to shoot it out. but sneaked tion. 'class or kind beught and sold. or|upon a defenseless man.” the price or premium to be paid! Judge Hartwell comp! insuring property against loss the defense attorneys for their >r damage by fire. lightning or) work. stating that he never saw ney General. W. F. Frank. and qa | storm, or to matmtatn said eee paid counsel ek ony narcer than stenographer who took st tatements | *2¢™ 80 regulated or fixed. or — did the agg cpomespge: appoint- from informants who appeared be- ease a Soccune = memaser ores by _ age homage had to fore Crowder at Hotel Jefferson. bes participate tn any pool. trust. magi without pay. They mace no : SAG ou agreement. contract. combination,|' motion for a new trial although Ameo interviewed was I : deretanéin to! Jud Hartwell said that if ' R. Goldberg, president-treasurer o¢ | COBSeSarass —— s. a oe er CANARIES $4.95 |i the Independent Plumbing & Heat- fix or limit the amount or quanti-/tion had been made that he would ; ing Supply ie: of 1119 Chestnut |* @f any articie of manufacture, have overruled it. *treet. who to'd Crowder the mas- | en ee — Chilean Politics Stops Trains. organizations and the anions | MOe ity. convenience, repair, Bose BUENOS AIRES. Oct.. 3—A ; league with certain supply! Fb — of — of Phy. ar aa dispatch to La Nacion from La largest selections, lowest prices. houses in restraint of trade and | °" ow cae + tener oggttine eat _ Paz. Bolivia. says railway cpm- , parrots of every deserip- ' free competition. Goldberg offere r kind ns ‘n@ munication between La Paz ani ee oe eee considerable corresp eal ce be has!’ premium = paid for Antofagasta, Chile. and La Paz an.J advertising oneideradie correspondence be & 45 | insuring property against the loss gee A afte We ship everywhere. Open daily, had with supply houses and/ aamace by - lightning er Arica, Chile, is interrup' ed. owing manufactu plumbing and oa -slcell * aateed ja. aa. * political events in Chile. The ra : | correspondent says he obtained huis Send for Very Interesting M. ont 8 P.M paeisumpe (aeemnct le | storm. steamfitting supplies | }tnformation from the Antofagasta Piano Literature Wholesale and Retsil ‘ eee ee in which > r g 2 94 *e: Extra Special ™A'ireo “*” $1.25 $12.00 PERMANENT MARCEL WAVE, ringliet ends—guar- 414 N. Tth Street anmteed neo kinks. ==a012 ===2302o 020 =———————10F2 Sattements Taken. imented Crowder was accompanied Louis by another Assistant Attor- | ' for ‘ne Sr. Seon Central 4601. e Court — Hop- Favor Mal Per Pound, ize ng those ry ms With Each Singer Printed Guarentee : Yeu are safe and saving here. Bird were in ‘ers’ ought and soid. or these fire rers of a " . " a > = re a aa a ' i ticle. a Boycott Provision. Combinations to boy-., - ns tre io ee _ nt ~ nate The ¢ wv 3x cd Pee eee ee ae ee eet Fey We Eee Se» ee el ae re einen: . Bn sh SCANT ie ab awn TT ares as meee ot tec areata cela eemenananaaas ae oyu nnlad Meise ee “ ¢ Ph Bs SEPARA? fay var \ oT As ae > x Set A aia. « % ore BE A Seley is te a Tee oe Ie > Re ee Wie, ee RN as = . 965% Sab Pie. wt ee te & aie eg . es a tt or threaten to borcott made a Corte Plant - - -~ _the trade im any such article or) thing, or to limit competition in _ BEN. J. SEL Learn how quality is attained with modern production methods! This week we are mak- guch trade by refusing to buy from a |or to sell to any other person any _such article or thing aforesaid. for the precision by which quality is achieved in the manufacture of the modern | the reason that such other person motor car. is not a member of or a party te Showing the Reason for such pool, trust, combinations. con- Quality at Low Cost of St. Lewis. ——$—$—————— ee = - Start Monthly Pay- ments in _ federation. association or under- standing. or shall boycott or threat- em any person from buying or se!)- \ing te any ether person who is not |@ member of or a party to such } pool, trust, agreement. combina- tion. confederation. association or understanding in such article or thing aforesaid, shall be deemed and adjudged guilty of a con- spiracy im restraint of trade and punished as provided for in this articles Sec. 9658. Combinations to in- crease prices. declared conspiracr All arrangements, contracts, agree- ments. combinations or under- standings made or entered into be. tween any two or more persons. | designed or made with a view to lessen. or which tend to lessen. lawful trade. or full and free com- petition in the importation, trans- portation. manufacture or sale in this State of any product, com- modity or article, or thing bought and sold, of any class er kind whatsoever, tncluding the price or' premium to be paid for insuring praperty against loss or damage by fire. lightning or storm, and ai!! arrangements. contracts. agreé- ments, combinations or understand- ings made or entered tnfp between any two or more persors which are designed or made with a riew to increase, or which tend to in- crease, the market price of any product. commodity or article or thing. of any class or kind whatso- ever bought and sold. incfuding the. price or premium to be paid for’ imsuring property against !ogss or damage by fi lightning or storm. are hereby deciared to be against public policy. unlawful and void: and any person or persons creat. ing. entering into. becoming a mem- ber of or participating in such ar- rangements, contracts, agreements. | combinations or understandings shall be deemed and adjudged) guilty of a conspiracy in restraint’ of trade, and punished as provided | ‘for in this article. roy west (icdctte : cote ie re Ne RN Crean oy Pipe ty mestiite ie My < o°e Paurenant to an order « for this division aa tor Sale for the. onde abeve ine following _ peashetanie stock o - st gt: PR" deg enetiaeiaie e ,, Leee Act NN AICO LA LE OLGA ATS AEE GIO NR aR I A Pe ey ON ae ——\CUE EAM EEDES A Week Jast one of the many big Player-Piane bargains fer Monday! Fally guaranteed. New style Colonial mahog- any case! Others at $255, $245 and ap. For Monday and Tuesday Free Masic Rolls, Floor Lamp Masic Roll Cabinet and r Sor tion Bench uth the above Player at $295. Ask the Salesman. ST. LOUIS DEALERS: Big Four Auto Co., 2224 S. Jefferson Avr. Flim Motor Car Co.. 4714 Delmar BL Gravois Motor Corp.. 6820 Gravois Ar. MacCarthy-Pardue Motor Co., 6320 Delmar BL Orthwein Motor Corp.. 3016 Locust Bi. Wells Motor Co., 3006 N. Grand BI Century Auto Co. of St. Louis, 7502 Michigan Av. Gilliam-Epstein Cherroiet Co., 5929 Easton Av. Hilmer-Beicher Chevrolet Co., 1163 S. Kingshighway Bi. Allen-James Motor Op. 7800 Forsyth BL Grat-Merello-Warner Co. Normandy, Mo. Reichardt Motor Co.. Webster Groves, Mo. 4 4. B. Brown & Soms Chevrolet Co.. KR. KR. No. 31, Baden Maplewood. ~ By the Aasectated Press WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.—Post- _master-General New will announce | early next week the successful bid- ders for the first eight air mail }contract routes as provided by the Kelly law. Since opening the 19 bids on Bept. 15, investigation has been made by the Pestoffice De- partment of the reilability and financial responsibdility of the bid- | EAST ST. LOUIS DEALERS: dere. North Side Chevrolet Co.. 4333 Warne Av. Harding Motor Co.. 623 St. Louts Av. The routes are New York-Bes-| South Side Chevrolet Co., 3645 S. Grand Bi. Standard Chevrolet Co., 1351 State St. at Veronica. ten: Chicago-Birmingham: Chi- : cago-St. Paul-Minneapolis: Chi- ‘i cago-St. : ad ae, ol Be Seve te See the Special Exhibit This We of Starch Grand, Upright and Player-Piance 1018 OLIVE ST.(S.E. Cor. 1ithSt.) ST. LOUIS OPEN EVENINGS Port Worth: Salt Lake City-Les aaa Elko-Pasee and Seattie- nes Angeles. ce Ff Bs aa BOR iii ie

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mek. 4 e OCTOBER SUNDAY, _ a | 5 cr DAY, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ——_ sf ——-— Ay Lo —_ * Di ciiris ce ssdissshsesunniys', I SCON SI N YZ Zap ue | — e ’ im Pani METI NA meen UW REAMEE Ke Mo stil av5) LIAN ¥ MISS BsLer. 3S OURI IVE STREET . 7 A ao tw oo 4 “i é jt Dak tb : ~THREE STORES emt EASTON meres SALISBURY ie, 5 Pure Cane Granulated WORTH OF EAGLE STAMPS 10 Lhs., HER’S SPREAD, 42c Lb. 1 $3.00 “FINEST SPREAD _ BREAD” COUPON EVER-G00D AMERICAN >, MAID MALT \ L i , A ey ae *. lern home a Grand field of Grand Pianos im- ty of presenting—always i in makes and quantity 1¢ country. inert V ose Kurtzmann Premier s priced from $475. erms and a suitable present instrument. imported Swiss Cheese, b - Ble k Cheddar Cheese, Ib............. PEANUT BUTT — Pound, 25c , Made While You Wait Fresh Roasted Peanuts ‘WORLD COURT Lb., 15c Interesting Grand Literature ' "AUCTIONEEES : a~ - ore — WJ. SELKIRK & SONS. sl Transportation ONEERS AND APPRAISERS EorAL SSTATE AND INVESTMENTS | OFFICE: 7131, CHESTNUT ST. PHONE: OLIVE 1894 POSTPONEMENT NOTICE! ‘AUCTION SALE OF THE s Light Company of Missouri sent Because of Inability to Prepare Stock in Time for Sale. Watch Sunday Post-Dispatch for New Date and Particulars. : _ BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers 7131, Chestnut Street \ AT AUCTION: | SHOES AND FIXTURES KNOWN AS BILLY’S BOOTERY ; 2265 8. JEFFERSON AVENTE 4 ~ WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 7TH. 10:30 A. M. ) By ™ A i OF }| "5 ~ *, : a ad en ae OF Fs, ve , ; ; aa sgt diag ae © , ae ay o vi &# me. : aa ak 4 My “pie Avy ; Pe it aA g ppatter Ret Be Se wiceeaal i ene epee 7 Tite © mr 7% ey “4 b ; % a Soe QE W eer Cem *. Re ee ee ee ee . Se Re I Re er CRT ee Gee lute ty PT GTA ag i 4 i ; § ¥ 3 4 Vy Pe BR abe . ; ona ee oe ta I agi OEE MR ne OS® . frog aig e) oy a ra a oe ako! Mel ns. eo Ve ay ME ae ten ee aan pied’ 19s, “ight gh ia ek! ne ESR OOS aici aae SAR = oe SO Ro Rb ir a eda ey ids, i OSA ee , % AER me, a Saat OR tas ae head cei: hy ae '8 pad A 0 he ta Mo Sie ous ro re. Skat oe eins a ieee a Tile I ad tl alta eeias

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EEA PEL NI BLING RB Ie re ss AP BD! ae) 2g eh or Se pate Sane ty ee et + od wrt 3 . Pol. eipsh era ro vg: Athos we 2 as ae ee ee watiy US1-VISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED -_ _ Chahiapin Idolized tn Germany. By the Associated Press. RERLIN. Oct. 3.—Feodor Chali- avin. the great basse. caused re- rearkabliy keen con: petition among Rerlin's Russian cafe owners dur- ing his visit last week ts Bertin. All the cafe owters hailing from his native land were extremely anxious to hare the distinguished tablish- Ii us- patronize their Whenever this SAP r ments. tail ed him and carried him on their shoulders. At 'eert. a large part of the awtllence ,consimed of Russian refugees. sian showed himself on the streets | his countrymen cheered and toast- . the Prussian State | opera, where Chaliapin gavda con- | Ask Us ASIATIC BEAR AMONG SPECIES SLAIN BY ROOSEVELT PARTY at Kashgar Repors Huadreds of Birds and Mazamals in Mountains. Py the Associated Presse. | Expedition Bagging CHICAGO, Oct. 3—A cablegram received here today from Kashgar, the crossroads of Central Asia. re- ported that the James Simpson- eonnectéed with an of Sas ranee. - A note was found om tre near his bodr. It read: “3 ike near beer—without Mrs. Waldhauser told the 24 heori- |} Oren | “ive ties that her husband ha! threatened to end his life. burt z ne reason for his despondencr. Dealey to Speak at Columbia. COLUMBIA, Mo Brooks of the Missouri announces that cene ‘ 740 ; Deale' represent ‘ession of the United States ere on Nor. 19 when Sir Esme Howard British Ambassador to the United presidént and invitation pro- haa accepted an the newspaper general imanager of the Dalias News and vice president of tee Associated | Press. ' Cathedral, i\was born [fr and began his newspaper career as an office boy on the Galveston a«'ricck he . ; States, will present to the Ugiver- | stone recentiy sent sity a Alten Mew Dice of Paratyste. John TT. Neely, 44, died suddenly | to Thursday night from paraiysia of | the mathe wt. PPU'S| ne beart at the family home in Al- London. News. Mr. Dealey Manchester. ton. Neely served as a police offi- eer under Mayor Crawford Neely | worked ali day Thursday. About & retired and died a few ‘minutes afterwards. England a Oct. 3.—Presi- Lntversity of - oo Rooserel: expedition for the Field bagged Manufacturers Museum had AB 1018 OLIVE ST. cier-capped Tian Shan mountains hundreds of birds and mammalis | : which undoubtedly include new | species. In addition ~ =e COUGH OR COLD Phonograph, lieved to be new, the party had | s! game as the | SELECTIONS lain such rare big MUSIC, and OF Floor Lamp $ We wil accept your pianc. phoscgras or radio at ‘full present value as per and you seed par = ? in the gila- ’ : | About | Our - | A REN ash I a ae Saal ey estas ee ri 209° 3 Rooms Complete, *269-25 3:’0r%7,.. FREE A Boudoir Lamp 3 This Beautiful Console ORLANDO Ie SORTS Nh Min Le - ee ‘ » fe We er il Asiatic bear, bigger than a4 tne . grizzly, giant of all Ibexes with | curfing 50-inch horns ard the goitered gazelle. After trying their marksmanship. en the Pamir the Rooseveits plan to go to India by the Hnuga Pass by courtesy of Sir John Wood and ithe ‘tceroy of India. Meanwhile, Cherrier, the | of the expedition, has ieft ' te take. — ae wees eal discovery, with two-feid action: $100 VALUE through Ruasia along the Caspian i ss . teeta tod Sea route, making further collec- | * soothes and beais the intiamea This Beautiful Phonograph will be | membranes and Bride of bousene.d - iain Rinites, eatin seat nant anal Roch gS “ +- . Y ‘amar ot i mz 0 A te a Te be Aik Ayan’ Ea aes Rian e teas. sai P a ee a Te | th. tuge, aes “ete baat, 7 pri me 29 a ae ae re bemichan “ee ba MORE wo “Ba + eae x z Pa: pin “as _ F q ~ z 3 With Every Phonograph a] Persistent coughs and colds q .~ 2 * . . Pe ee Sete oe eee re ae x creosote ti ‘ TeOmiU :SI0OT 18 a Dew Medi- tions there. Sa ARS: growth. No Money Down SELF AND INHALING GAS ? Used Department one greatest Belleville Coal Miner Leaves Nero Specials age D Fi°¢s for Tw -D=r hose TETLERERTETLEGEET EARLIER ETE .7 ; Pearce sireeeaate : i LTLLILET ERT OCETRAEUTDATEREE EET TTL TT EE ae 5. : : Fz UTE Eee Eee ETE ee STITT TTT ALM TTC SUE Eee eee ene OS SRS GASB. het SAT om and aie RG ae oS % oar . : Acpige > ih +>. thw oe ¢ ‘ VS Hi age ee HE kak cas '- tat tee EXTRA SPECIAL Hundreds of fine all-wool, hand-tailored Suits, carried over from last Fall season, now offered at ONE-HALF PRICE. Some of these Suits have two trousers. 7 . and A. Monahan. 477" Om *% Pottercff, 2396 Gaem M. Lewia i211 — = ~ = - MS ama A. Goewert. I504A . . Aberg. 2243 Benton. » Hagues, 4564 W. Poa tH! AGUNNAUUANNULLOCOONAAUUEAUOUTOAGUAUOGOGAUNESAAUOGSAOOOAAAUO GAA A AA ARAGON | 2524 SN mR Vasel. S40t Dresden, . ‘ma R. Kraemer, (51 . 7 4 se RLAL PERMITS, ae 6Flve: as -—0 @ Al 2+ P ~ 2 0 0 0 e ; 3 % *- “a Burie. - OH A ; 2 : ; 7. ; ee mm 25. 1097 VN. lath e >) Pennert+ . 2 EMiteteil S55. 2006 Wark ee - I343 Develin 32 DO Were 309 birthe «a } Report ead ry ‘ _ — in St. Len a - TRirty-eight perscns ve g = heart -roubie, 40.00 in This Sale Now 50.00 in This Sale Now 60.00 in This Sale Now 65.00 in This Sale Now 75.00 in This Sale Now Suits that Sold for Suits that Sold for Suits that Sold for Suits that Sold for Suits that Sold for Pah er ett ett SS niece VOnHOueNsAotseNsnoaneAOuueonaousessonuennsoduenssnsuonsssusenddnosssgtoveasuoossscosvsondvssdvessagvonsnssssussssuevssusevsssvessceevsscuevssqesvsnnsensqnensnucevnnueengnneny ty Do ye the Saat i at tei a VY Tote . 19 caneer. ' B® apoplexy and T % = were 5 sule ani 8 accidenta!] oe A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY WHILE THEY LAST [pnruan reentields Olive at Eighth All Last Season’s 4-Piece Golf Suits Long Pants and Knickers % PRICE | eae i te ie i i a a All Last Season’s Tuxedos Coats and Pants in this lot, at J J , F oun . ‘ x omer oe wa. ae oe ae faite tae. Bt ee sce te - Tce alin sidde th er 2 heel oy tegh #y Col tae a Tk eee ee wed ibe 2 ee ee i See ~ a , ce aa ¥ * 7 pst oo f HUNAAAUAUNASAAGAAAAADLAAAGAAUASEAGGAAOGAAUAAUANAOOADAGGAE AAA A ONAN AAAAAUNAAAAAAASUANORANNNONANNNAAAONSOAN Be 8 et ee ee ie eee TO ; : ! ee iti il ; ' i? THU Bilin | ii ALLRTIL 288402) : : (eae eaetee CUO UU HEA TET SEERPERLERER GE POET: Saat | 7 Tilitte ; : 9 . H te te) tes "eee e+ ee > "“"°8* ©89 ©9888 e fee ee © eee eee «© 7 bad 7 7 see =. . | san - wrTerTT eee i ee oe) ee 8 "oes oe eee os . ° . ER OES NE ae er Se

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= Sa ant WN ~ RNS eo ss ~ aassass** S$ zr WN . ohh SS AS ~ &. 8 . . ~ . ey ahoathasthashasting yee ae et er ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ] MPLOYMENT | ROOMS, L LOST & | * *\—orrs Productive Publicity, Progress, Profits. — “ 7 v vr 4 a ae Td ‘ - r ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1925. The More You Say the Better ’Twill Pay. ST. LOUIS 7 * POST- DISPATCH. Coffee, 3 Ibs... _. a a. oe (See Other Section for Houses, asomnes, Real Estate, Farm Lands, Financial, Autos, Musica! Household Goods and . or Sal I ing _ ae ote oidin ee kena scan ceneens 11 | Carpet Cleaning ......... 8 | Dressmaking Express and Haaling. ..8& | Instruction + and : Ss. Very Best Coffee, ... +s | Brickiaying & Tuckp’ing:..8| Cemetery Lots .......___ ites: Bia ag ~ mi, deg io ~ cena iy Reeene ack Sit ad soes - —. Storage o Printing, Addressing . Reommates ........ -12 |} Situations ...... ‘ -.8 | Toilet Articles ..8 “eas g | Business Cards ..........8] Chlrepracters ... > | geeks erreeee e+e Cate eeeenennee Professional aoa Reome—For Colored 12 Special Notices ” 8 pound ee tsi ge pet Pome sabes oy: ain vo aie Det aba sa Mecdees 8 | Help—Men, Boys........ @ | Lest and Found......... 7 SED a's pa cconrseas 10 | Resorte—Country Board 7 /| Sal See 10 2 pote oiag hy Trade Schools adie l Wis e | Conve , Belicitess.. ; ‘ie 0 = Dreins. cess EE hha S wa ik a one 8 | Help—Women, Girls....10 | Medical ............... 8 PER «cad adic Maur ects ns © GR wis és cuaes sittin... . uated op oS. | Fvecwsiters . cov eeee el Purple Ribbon Me fi see eeees ; — oming Events ..........7 | Electric Wiring .....__ “ie” | 3. Ey J. 1 Wille... ol (ietine Adios... a i eee ee fe ae gy whasaadee ae ur Steve Repairs .......... @ | Cndeutehers ..... doe Fh Ag and many thanks for the | ne —Yiethania Cemetery, 6| Manchester. Fern-Gien Realty Co. 401 :30 m. Jeceased was a member of at 11 p. m., Edward P. et. be- Sad Louies Bpelimeyer and oe kindness and sympathy shown them ie | net corner stones and step. $150 Calumet Bldg. sicsnihlacepnisahien nee . u “ eioatanChartet” at” Lnain® Commands | Hurley) et bootner of Charien Wiliam. | guna ‘Potret, inge Sbelmerte’ and out | words Sponen” oy toe Bev gDrewe, cide | AAO UBB race — Samaria For Saie No . Knighte Templar and Moolah |George. John and Katherine Perringer, M's. | mother-in-law. ye —_ faithful services of the Wagoner Under- FS k: section 4° nice. fine. high Shrine and Webster Groves Shrine Club. Laura tage — he * eee, — aS eartnamaraana ts in r eighthy-tift taking Co. > ye oy iy cepeecisten. | . near the monument. value S350 | Ge enae‘Steradbac sites. en Forests | for = . , Mr izahbet ar ' ye . ” . iricted CHESSEY— Entered rest on Friday.|ictistke our dear uncle and brother-is- | from Wacker-iielderle chapel. | | $150. Forget SUINW. rere ee gout renee: pe October 2. 1925. at 4:35 p. m.. Nicholas |). 3634 Gravois avenue. Bunday. sonny - We wish to exp our siticere thanke Y c ow; ideal Jt Ce, 198, Pb wt. Ch _ beloved father of Alvin Chessey Funeral from family residence. $e 3 p. m. to New Bt. om to our relatives, Gear friends and leration Oak —» # ~g & ‘| ACRKEB—2") “a Francis Kiver. “aer:- and rs. Amy Bonn. and the late Mrs. |; issotte avenue. . Oct. 6, at 533 he on| bers for their kindness “ trade tor real het >? SS oy me | fice. $175. acres on Maceare Adame. our dear brother ==aie. m.. to Our Lady of Peale cemeiry | = at 2:30 =. shown 1 us in the ead jase of aS cuee for a sale. 3040 North Mar! e) | $4 i ite "ates acres | ter and Pauls me lenbrock: son late mot e especta e-vageg— wore er lors. 2846 Lindell boulevard on Mor ay cosagg ne a into rest Hs *., words t Et. - ation. the aes at 6 * slomses i » « omnaate oO 7 . * poemang, Case . at 8:30, to Sacred 30. 1925. at 1 p. m., John of coat. the ~y ge —— es of a and Heart Church. Interment in Beliefontaine|y Reidt, beloved husband of Louise Reidt cle. the 0.. the officers of # barcain for cash. Box D-244, eee! Cemetery. (e7) |} ¢ man). dear father of Mrs. An- s am wa ee = rl a. mon th ; oo AYE ABD —Sudtenty on Friday, October | 2% Ca Fred. Art ; John ¥. +B + al bo oy aoe hy Wg te os % . at 5 p. m., Detective James Aylward, |. Reidt Jr.. Henry and dw Budde | sat ‘Calvary | Wm. C. Morac. “tor his kind and efficient| Lot in Section @. ‘hi eraves: owner beloved husband of Luu Agiward. and| Mrs. Erma Mah! and Mrs. (7) | services. caving city: must dear brother of Mamie. Kitty. John Thom- | Stevert, our dear father-in-law, _grandisth- | Ce THOMAS DEBOSEN. BROTHERS AND | HARTWIG- DISCH INGER, N. Grand. aed “Latina Anizew Agivara.0 | fa ct Reet itSber 42 p| WME EEE PGs "S me de | eR es “Hien gine Ta; on y. “9 _ terran. Bria: sonnel "Faeue aces m.. from W. A. Stock funeral home, 21 7 7 © ae . 4123 V mer ees. de We wish te our eineere shadine FLA "te ‘October 6, at 8:30 a. m., to the immac- | Beet —— Se Interment in Oak loved pyteane of, the iy hy ge — we ee 4 , BO... P FE R SO N A L weet ont of vows ridge. Phone live Tite | ulate we ges Church. Interment Ss. | “Tevet \emetery Mich. | Mary Hehastrater (nee Welkene?). Geariour sad bereavement loss of mr Peter and Paul's Cemetery. (e) | RICHTER Suddenly Detroit, Mich.. Welkener. dear eon-ip jdear husband and our ye gon, Jerry B CLU BHOUSE—for tease. near Grevois ather 4 ~ ———— — ip September 19 926. ee Bernas oat B “ uncle, age 72) Vit: also ibe beautiful floral offerings. at - P.O bs Mo. call or write & hier, age rmer: w to than v. Pather Ham Stet 1924 the Post-Dispatch (Louis, dear bueband of Frances Richter years. os Mestes- rare at 5p. .,| for hie Kind salorae: the , ’ 1. A ; | eS “TIMES BEACH” on printed 123.415 Automobile Want | (nee Rubic}, father of Mrs. P. Stueck, from Gebken So. : the B. P.O z.. Se. E é the pall- PERSO i: hariie: Pt sma ae back rear community house, the price Ads — 43,441 more than the THREE fo Wittam a. oe avente. to New ersber of foes. ie . Mr. T. Kutis. for PRRKO ise. ey is right. Write or phone | was a mem National r Me school 9:30 a. m.: Sundays. D. i‘ preaching 11:30 a. m. | m essarves. Pp. m. Tuesday. { aorysoes at 4147 Laclede every Sundav Inspiration lecture and manifestations. Lula at other De Witt (cfd) D. | spiritual TENTH CHURCH. Euclid Hall. | Natural Bridge, on Sundays, 2 ind 7: ™. Mrs. Connors, Mr. | Miller. Thursdays. 2 rs. ; Connors. ic) THIRD CHURCH, at Maccabee Temple. ‘811 N Vandeventer. Opening service to- | night 8 o clock. Dr. Vierling. iecturer. | Mediums. Mesdames Rogers. Bothman, |Ordrop and Wheeler. Thursday. 1:30, / 4030 Lafayette. Mra. Mre. Rogers. ic) | First Spirit, Association. inc. | NEW THOUGHT CENTER. 4248 Mc- | Pherson. Services Tuesdays. 2 o'cl and Thursday evenings. Mrs. Assinann. _ HARMONY CENTER, Eagies’ Hafli. Jef- _ferson and Lafayette, Sunday even! ing. Lec- ture. messages. Mr. Barnes. Mrs. Adier CONSTRUCTIVE THOUGHT CENTER. Arcade Market. ~~ and Sarah. § and Thursday. 8 p , SUNSHINE CENTER. 14th and Benton. | Meetings now over shoemaker shop. l Wednesdays ? Dp. m Mrs. Merifield. UNIV ERSAL SPIRITUALIST CEN- 3116A Easton. Sunday and Thurs- day, 8 p. m.: Wednesday. 2 p. m. Mrs. Schneider. LOVE LIGHT CENTER, 414¢W Tec Meetings Sundays. & p. m. Mrs. Rasche 40 p and 7 PD. aid. 2 2 PROGRESSIVE CENTER. m 5ROO Saloma. Vrs. Maus. CEMETERIES eT [ath every grave, with a mocument. (eB3 OAK GROVE _ “The Cemetery Unusual* Sae SUNSGT FIRST The Park of Memories” 32% GRAVOIS ROAD UNDERTAKERS GERAGHTY ar 2102. ich B-L. Phones Tielmar 762. Dein Friday and (cOO) LOVE DIVINE CHURCH—Spiritualistic 4906 Renne* t and Miss ri grandfather. | and brother, aged 81) ~~, i 2 | dear father, father in-law, great-grandfather | years. |} to New St. | was a member of Coopers’ Union No. i | Funeral from Hoffmeister parlors. 7014 S. Broadway. Sunday, Oct. 4. at 2 p. | Marcus Cemetery. Seteaned | 3. (e7 } HARTOEBBEN—On Wednesdty. Sept. 30. 1925. at 4:45 p. m., Dorothy Hartoeb- | ben (nee Meyer). of 27 ‘O01 Sout Eleveath | i street, beloved wife of Henry Hartoebbe2n, dear mother of Henry Jr.. Joseph and Dorothy Hartoebben and our dear p. 1m. from Weick Bros. funera] home mont Seuth Grand boulevard. to New St. Mar- | j}ucs Cemetery. (eO1) fASTINGS—-Entered into rest on Friday. October 2. 1925. Walter H. Hastings, husband of Ethe! Hastings. _ Remaine at the James J. Noonan par-— lors, 4271 Olive. Funerai arrangements | will be announced later. Ce) | | JACKSON- —Entered into rest at residence. Tuesdays and. Mondays and Thursdays, | |} and our KETTLER—0On Thursday, October 1, 1928, i | loved husband of Alice Kettler | ite), inan | Bton, | Garrett), ence Kingston, Louis and Robert Fogeron, brother of Mabe! and W. Funeral from Arthur J. Donneliy's par- ‘lore. 3846 Lindell boulevard. on Sunday | afternoon. (Oct. 2 o'clock. Inter- /ment in Valhalla Cemetery. ict) KNU SSMAN— Donald Knussman. |. Bept. 23.,1925. died Bept. 30. 1925. hey a breath of life. He looked like a o se inte rest on ating. » 4 Oct. 2. 1925 m.. Mrs. Lena rénz (nee Bischoff). y B- mother of Goel Co.. et 1511 Mont- n dissolved on Sept $9.1 1928 > theo. 5 having pur- the interests of Node Ss will collect all outetanding billie and eccoun pay all bia dGe. assume al! obligations and continue deine business We miss your kind and willing hand | Your -~ and earnest care The orld is dead without you dear AO ry We miss you ere DA UGUTER RNY HER. GRAN eiL DI EN. In memory of our “beloved Juughbter e#is- ter, aunt amd darling mother Edna Wirth inee Hassel). who departed this life one year ago Sept. 25. 1924: In the graveyerd softly sieeping. J f and wife.', at the same address. 1511 Montgomery at.. in lke manner as heretofore. THEO F. W. NOLDE GEO. H. NOLDE. before their families and friend invited to hear Howard 8. Williams. lay-evangelist. the man w el up in. Ill. and perty. Sunday. Oct. 4. : Dp. m. at the Big Tabernacle, Delmar and Hamilton avenues. (( ite the Pershing Theater). Hon. Victor oy Sd oo deliver the wel- com reee. nm? free country home will ie and ous, worn out patients. 0. Box D Bille. LOST and FOUND Lost BAG OF LAUNDRY—Loet. im, 6308 pa be nd 4400 Osliené: son 48) _Jinde!l ——, PIN ow 19 _ HOUND— blac spotted : ram oe * saa" L” Arsenal. BEAGL» E to none Semele: black | apd A 201 Southwest st BULL - 5. brown beds male, 2 neater. 7 body. anwar —linke i it 43a. . oe: ie? — reward. Return A ‘ ; CHECK-BOOK CONTAINER— 23 and per important te Py reward C. Christepher. 7 pror +L — t 2-skin rer aes mont oak re effer — nd Choutes Riech, 3604 éweed i ae an fro co ail Shite pr “th gable apa DoG— ase fox “lore = mien and ae gents, ward. oer. hal ard. (e DOG Lasi: coll white. Grand 1576. Reward. te) Lost: brown see. Colfax 1431. Reward. Billy: ha ; reward. Tex t; vs — me 3 miveniae 158: D6G—Loa. E beagie. Barnhart. Mo: liberal reward. 3860, Murphy, a a k ts e cen OO) B18 Sotnweet | Irieh tar 2 gy Bo eg r ert ber : about 3 weeks ago. Ca KG ; @ulil , male. license eee 6777. Reward A. D. Brix. ie. "mals _ > _ vet ivf — A te and cor- P+ with See ey borat haat ~ my pointer: large dia 2538 fponds. Reward, Th tral ral F008 ’ with bieck and Bi co 950 Waish at. SS ore “a Dany 60 FPUR—-Lost. red fox. Leews ward: return 6304 Easton 2 ¥ “hd eee. ‘ 4 snr \. Sena bd Seu? % * “~ shines sila tel # : ‘i oa cy eae oe eds : ‘a ; r, 4 * ’ m7 Y ae ‘ ee P A 7 Pes ; “ ks 7A . — a 4 : " - a. bee Zs. 2 sy %-) yd Pe ste a” oi ee aed A ee y ee) “ ae, 5 7 * Sos ¥ A ais Bee W pie + ere eases. Seta Eon Bi Chetan hy ee tl RAS cote sie CO Eta © Ray, (on St iss: é ; Festi DRC Akg, Oy Geogr a ead CREO tat EN PS Fe GD of m 0 m 4 e 7 2 . $ a os 7% oe s be roa ey AB Mae. a. eee a : pala TH Miter 193. MAS "Nic 8 060Wa 43 *. 721 % bpring pre) are Ra: i Let, emt her omaha t = »_ brows ee ae r eodaiaiied TTLER, 354A N. Beyle. Delmar 1770J.

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Baue y_ Portrait Co.. 2807 Lecust (er Lest: small. brown bud mixed ter- “Gala A: Audrey a* or cail Cadany -Leaéder feuniain. literal rewerd. br own fur »:. “ig rewers _ TARPAT LINS—-Lost or: eomewhere in city Gandion. } khaki col- Call Mai 1686. * & text book n Page and Olive Fergvuecn ay. ick =, ‘oe ING our‘acina cima enc cié floors SRO CG Rin 4 ES built: 10x88. $1 8x18. cagagis va Riverside 1470 Se) GARAGES a it. brick ao Ra as = in one ; Snyder. Forest 7594. or : ——- stm ' FURNACE repsiruig, Col- ; 7 ’ hiverside | ae 290 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS in these columns today- PROF. CHARLES VICAL STUDIO. 4226 McPherson av. Phone Delmar | CHIMNEY and tee 3 | _& Baker J , cae | | PAPERHANGING ané@ vseintize. — a wo Sint Yeo. arn beauiy ¢ el a, : PAPER HANGINO—83 per room and => = PAPERING— Painting work myself. W. KINDERGARTEN. ge ~ 7 on sada HANGING—Roome Fmt Cal" are hairdressing. up Work guaranteed. Altmant. Cai- > culture: bia futures: cane | fax i1560F ‘s5) | ' day night cleaned. | PAPERING AND UF AINTING—Do work | ony of Beauty Culture. fl. wed. Mitier, “422 "rine ! was, 2357 “Gere, Winer 3 Labisa—w teach ecientifig beauty cul- teed. Miller. 3422 Artingtor Daris, 2337A Geyer. Victor 33377. ng ; = PAPER HANGING—aAnd ea | ture iB aif ite branches Le ej = 2684 cleaning; prices perience ‘ermd reasona URNACES cc tering and : stim mable. Sidney 3142]. 3450 Mie-| nines G ty p Culae , cleaned ané a ane fe@2) | Olivia Bidg.. em nS PAPER HANGING. _ painting. plasterag. | —— po.nted al! kinds of repairing. we tix — anything. Ace Genera! Repair Co. 4972 clean oping. reasonabie Hawkins | LEARS Lindel! 147 hi 2 ero) PAPERING Eveton: Porest 4572 a. ee nae , INSTALLING end painting. cieaning. pi whitewashed. reaso reaeumab.e ~ aad repairitia steam in zt __et- Water heating pianjs. Benton 1645 cell GEORGE C MURPHY anteed. Lindell 2329W Rei ROR Furnaces instailed reva ,, oanes : PAPER “HANGING samp es. plastering Partvier 24 2 +o8 ting. cleaning: iow orices NT care im what condigoa your var 1584. “2s Pe iron of stee.—tI Will PaPERING make your Parnace good as new and sare l.eted = many =: if a eanokr 3717 urmace or heater or i! there ip some — room that don't get preper heat. I will PATER | HANGING—€ caning, _batating, do sway with smoke forever and make Reasenabie: evarant Soamar cone Ww theese rooms heat: or i dent — + (8) fe cont of your meney. Cal today end bes! | owe clive Oli pqperhe erha ciean- | sa. aries fe! anasn Co a ing and pilaster petching able House ita sent cen | Window Cleaning Ce.. 939 Morrison. Mo FEARS ‘ eatinenta Mc yi’ "ERX aC H OL rey a 1832 Mics guar. Vis G , LEARN TELEGRAPHY—Vieit rae ik with students: #e euarn $140 to start after day or evening. hours 8 te J. or write. Grand 5 Century Telegraph Co.. Zi) _N LINSIN oe { OMPTOMETER sCHOOL—#478 | Arvade Bidg. OLve 9652. Eero’) now GOVERNMENT clerks wanted. men-Woem- rood | about evaliry- Oament. 3S: —_ eatab- Coifax (7 ‘plastering Miller Brie. painting Years —— © and ROOMS perered. $6 uo GAS PIPE CLEANERS __ 3951 _S, Jefferson. Sidner GAS PIPES cleaned. —— Paceet. $5 and $7 at == Fae om 7 per. Victor 3 41° ROOMS pavered $6 — work guaranteed Hawkine Jed 5362 M a SAE tantee 1 av. ee es es: | (cou aaowe papgrea aeonabie: work etiar- anteed Si¢dney Bowman ¥ 4 Alben. “3088 ROOMS papered. $5- end et nho scraping plastering N TEaCHER—Offers private lessons in mod- needs repairs. call Sidner 4500 Eati- waeehed evaranteed. Murrar Bros. Cabd- langtages. mathematics. all maeies given on new worse ___ +eBOs any 2995” iti tials ieee a. ial and elementary seublects i WiLL add 10 years of use te vour olf wall PAPER cieaning. paint washing . Box D-2646. Post-Dispatch - eek =o ree ae It a= pa ge dl nage ad painting nse SS562R_ ics) | VENTRILOQUISM. .— *~ and many dol.ars. finde! 6387]. (c8@) WALL paper cleaned $1 int washone: | , throwing in ail its d taught by _paper hanging. Lindell $281." ge ae star. By appointment. car Ww ALL |} PAPERING. cleaning. rood niaater- tan ae MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES int panting. cheap. colored. Roment jexi Se he oe 1745. ote d Sie ie Portal tase fe face, carenin ounaee ce Lous WwW Al id PAPER— Rone napered. 38) beau —_ rors. 1 ay — ~" wa’ paper included. r. Cab- = — urta: ra au aneny 380. any 2437% : BE _ NURSE. Phone ( IE PY ty ge met $35 a week. ae ; Wal aL. PAPERING ae eid. Chance to travel learn in AUTO Tors RECOV ERED — Ui» gastit"er. | SCIENTIFIC pe culture ar my Marineilo rueter. Wes pow tee bj a ND in a. 4 pa tr tae aerate LACE CURTAIN CLEAN! _- ertvas frne $PAN} NISH taught Tictemt teacher niveretie 1494 WF. 1m 2 Ghort time phone Prof. _Delmar practica! professor aAreni ney RACLUSIVE iace Cleaning. @0 own "485 W ic82) work 5103 Ress. PRiversi¢e time eat Method indorsed ty a in As etc ~ cians. Ee adi'shed 28 rears. Women over Tye "Te. a caper: will @ample ‘eagon | at Lotz Bros. to repair your roof: eis ?P CONCRETE 18 and under 55. Luck CHI ~Y _ CHIROPRACTORS (ramache ——— of Drums —— : ——__-- _ Teaches drums se an ryiochore. prt- ET mn chiropractic and vate lessons only. 3834 St Louis Lin- Gay end night ae) 32744 = ph — . imeurl « ractic ol- n 1042 N Grend. ‘ceed —$—____— |; H. SCHWENKER. D cc. 3522 a-pena! new and st.- Sidnev 258. Vietor 802. . a nel vets first-class office and your >a pesition waiting: ca reas onabie. Ca d- sonalhie. Green wooed. 4% Beck. Viet _3002W PAINTIN: -—Int ertor and > tor lead and ingeed of Sone. 3715 Kossuth C. wa a 97% PAINTING exterior and mectter ceilings. floors. best material: : adie. Lindel fel 520 Arco Pai niing PAINT now. pay for “Four painting In «mal! monthly payments: let us he! DP yeu. Nun- Greds of pleased customers. Clem 3 F ster o.. 5861 Manchester av Call Benzon - ae & Trade Schools wr wl “ee sorable : de vour pain‘ine r ght wrand 4596R ——— See - ene as — PLUMBERS 4 Bathrooms Cabany 04354M. $9) Salhroorms ‘ ) __ installed. a PL! at BING—verhatlire and inpeta lied. Cabany 8484. EARN $110 .0 $250 month a expenses months home study course or re- f fy . ____ DANCING azine Ine. Buftale ¥. (90) SiS‘% Walnut st. (280 i-rar paid. as ra!iwr y traffic tnaepecter: ~_ ad tien «Uaranteed after compietion of 3 funded. S.. ‘unities. rite avree. Business Diivate dance studio: OBE BARBER COLLEGE— trimming making top. seat Awto PLUMRER—Nonunion. 3 wMiiraRr. LEARN =e — = independent. electric _ Ss college. a Yet. Mas Barter C CL ere. 3 Mark at ( LEARN S yDoimg oer .ntertrping at home. sinks and spare time study steady work $55 «a 3938 | week The Tha.er gystem of linotyde oD~- remem ae Dancing. 40° 1 Ry erations together wits a complete ai? ci ee ee e; in etiam CoS | meta. Thaler keYbeard given with each CASTLE Senee! ef Dancing Olive at 290 course, Maxes learning easy and inter- Pemont 2999 mornings, after esting Write now for’ details and spe- Sieciencan Box “Bess inmas: 4 orivate 1l-hour lessons. aai short tlme offer Thaler System, 191@ Olive Central 1 ie ee = — an ee . 3410 Legal Bidz. Washingten, D a — ‘ iz ‘ Icy GANRcir . Sao D> y LEARN drafting, The St. Leuis Technica! “OMpreL.vensive courses by City students have the of personal weekly consu!lta- Full informaticn free—w-‘te or | oe Us ‘ourses ‘n mecharica! machine drafting sheet Dei mar 4614 ATTEND Lhe jeading soa _80u advanced cancers: Chat €-a0 205G a. wie Sleps taught Dba.roelm and e.age Gal SALAM MANA Painting Co. ne Ttohe 4 srects "f+ “ee? 4 4570 “Easton 7 5508 besting., reasonma bie. - ing Co. 715 N re! Pare 4 lessons. $5 Inc Gay and Fridar- | Rio ’ TAR. gravel any Jjatest sepe € 3 DANCING at West Lake Park 8 anc Natural Bridge rds day. Satumiay and Sundav night STORAGE AND MOVING DANCI NG every evening exrcenot — ———__—_— ——- peoular 72 Matinee dance every Sun- . aviog out heating. rTen'tlat- eng’neering. plumbi ng. contracting | ‘eax. $4 50 additional $l. 50 _ Bement 1545 ‘ea Ks. ee. ee re LiNOTYPE—The Ren Frank! in Schoo! 4 HENRY EF. WIEHE Furniture and Storage MOVING sioner. Printing will cenmduct dav and night “asees for inmetrecticn in the aay ~eeenane operation and care of the | ? star; Monday. Ort. & Dat : man. $450 lond or dav tree mstructions ever ~ and Phone Bomest 2610. ‘c8) Friday eveninas Castle Sali Roars oles and [9tp. Deck’s _Dixie orchestra. (-8) es ‘taught in LEARN TO DANCE—az @anc 4 ortvate or 10 class lessons: results —— anv hour: 50 expert ruaranteed: instructors reaeonalie Arcad'ta Phone Lindel! “es Cs, : meGey acvanced when desire’. 1318, _Prank! in av Central _ 8659 eQQ | packing. ehiveting | by centract: ream -heated house. Independent Mov. Ce. Lindell "4002 ‘cS CARPENTER? BRICKLAYER®. BUTL WANTED cBa DERS 3523 ou sy Send { “a 57 MOVING aNnD ‘Schools for Chicagce. TT! 4 >. Chicago Tech STORING—Don’t worry 5 S FEF. 28th s: gy > 4 7: about vour meovira. storinm@ or oeckine: . — 4 = we do it Dy comtract: rou ktow what = ma: "5 : you pey Keimer's way. Cail Lindel! 424. - iditnttiahieasenin __ (eid | ESSONS anr fances guaranteed. o! 5 Washington i i our x Deo lest te “er age Eagiien. exchange _ a Colfsx 54455 Sunday cr falls | Rae. ices) | Se Lomig mentcurtra | Vaides. | 50) com. | reer | FPANTISH language. Mexican literature or | AUDITOR-ACCOLNTANT—ait | Ba K ER—Good. alround. wants steady Sad. BLACK SMI TH—Sit. a | ee / BLACKS MITH—3it.. Write or Phone Today for Catalog ‘ake of? Rubicam Business Schoo} |: | BOT—S!: ’ wares CA RPENTER—6it. . | CHAUFFEUR—St: Removed by 1 aad permanentiy.: ecars: PERSHIVG. HANDY MaN—su.. mm Cor. OO) | s-aty employment: Good mtenticos sare for action. Study sct- | BELMONT BAYS: D ; | sag for ne oe any and Vaude | raining. ge ry earher ‘et. white: = A : ‘Be r years the leading the- vi | Bide Feu | atrica! schoo! DRAMATIC le for lecsl etock. Cai) Sunday 2 os m. Northwestern Hall, as Het and St. Louis Get) ALC KREHMAN sow teacnineg at a | gall Cadtve adie. val 3-4. Odeon Thea- — finde’ 8475. 10 ao. m. to © oo. = Ta ‘erature en reonest qs GooD AMATETRS wants n Phone ca) Manarer 4 Ciigton. Trier 2 _spartment ; ade. best : JOB chasge. .ayovt. y's. Post-Dispatch. | MOTION PICTU RE ORCHESTRA—Organ ta effects: cheap 3644 s Tar) lor . wants sonpos t ex- Addreas Chaa. __ Call Delmar 5718s. SAXOPHONE PLAYER werd —E fiat. for . orchestra, must be Al. Box G-30. Post- _Piepaton _wor as > - | SONG WRITERS—Melodies composei to “4X reur sone gl by goed composer songs voice. Satisfaction MalINTENANCS WaN—Ai.. __Derien MAINTENANCE MAN—-8It.: famioar with SOP mxlers. slieTetoera ice married. with 132 D- ‘10 years’ «2- pet. ae ~ ae a Gin L—sit. Fas ot _ Week, arrenget { fusranteed. Phéne Vietor 11754. | FATDEVILIE ct agic arvan TS— Music arvanged cor. cor- rectly Phone Victer ored. Soa” Sere: Sat song wr .ten ac's coeched. prices reagona)d’ e. 1178S MAN— Wants er a en Lindell | | Gir nest. light meid or EMPLOYMENT WANTED MAN—6it_: adv-rtist } ence Bax K-76] Van oe MAX —SH. r3Uable house. | __sopabe¢ waare G- Poet-Die GIRL — it. - r-- young. Wants work st home. preferred. 4232 Russel) sr. and selling experi- -Otspatch. wore of any kind. forest mer yaaa MAN—Sit_; g'nmer as Sart on sali atom ary. a ‘wenhene: would trade. Box K-30. MAN—Sit.. fear. privete preferabie. Post-Dispatch. MEN, BOYS acc ve NTANT-BUx SR EEE EN Ot will prepare siatements Grene $3238 accov NTANT— And auditor: sit. ‘return ue: me aaet seaaenalin, Olive §20. 5 K-283. wants work 3a Post - yourmg. wants enograpier 1209 Armstrong. _ years. active and like te learn baker init. . teh. aitress. caiored. 25. desires connection as chaut- or collectir. Box _Ume, ACL ACcOl “NTANT—A@ii. young man 31 vear of aze. of Dab. Ld af hand) wer 131 Post-Dispatch eideriy. wants fob nd: steady rei_adie. caiored ; housework or laun- years experience best 4 te in- _wery.ew reonegted. Sitner ie — MAN—Sit.. neat and clean MA N—#8it. ana ADVERTISING ai! agency experience. Bex K- 26). P.-D emvbvicrment: inside work re iable. Bor . Wants GR an colered . a4 706. rants half-day work. D180. PD. GiRL—@it. age °3: bench hand Post- ASSISTANT TO SALES SWANAGER—&i_ 33: marrie]: 18 years office experience. beet of references. Bo« D-JS. Poet- Oise. steady: mechanice.- Dispatch. or factory work. GIRL—-Sit.- colored. maid -229 BOOKKBELPER—si ceiored. janiter work; ean gi refer Kirk wood we: Leuis Lemi MAN—Sit or general Forest S72. ber. references. Box Ln, BOOKKEEPER. RCOCN TANT Sit.- good evenine work, aaa “what some an 30 — GIRL—#lt. have general business qualifications. take full charge email office. Box G-40. Post-D. MOKKEEPER-ACOOUNTANT ft 1S Yearw erD-"ence. can farn al a Satements. wishes Dermanen!t connect With reiladie concern. Box PD- _B-350 _ BI BOOK KEEPER. ACCOUNT ANT — Sit.; ex- pert. can take q@ «mal! set of nooks. 8. Call _——/ dy youn colored sirt. 2 singie. sober. | housework. Cali Lindell 4942. Bema: Sg er GERI — Sit. whoo trial Selatee and prepare state- nenis reasonable raies. & raies. Bor G-~h 7~300. P -D. two jeern ‘paker cade. oui gom- ex- __Dertence. 2839 McNair. se BOY— = = and cement wo furnace ‘wor Box D-389. Pect-Diswete BURROTGAS POSTING } RaATOR—#it.- ein Drefer small Dank. eout salary $100. Box D408. Post-Dis SC TLER OR TAL oF —sh > ws white = man. e3 references. Box D-7T2. Pos:- MEaATCUTTER—*it.- man, experi best of references. MECHANIC Derienced garage Pischoff OFFICE MANAGCER—8it. and office msenager. oughiy experienced. Al (1) sires. Dositioen witn future: salary even. Box K-134. Post-Dispatch. CARPENTER—Si:.. repair work dune ~en- ~S HBELPER—=si.. colored. «x «- work. Borman 1967R. NIGHT WATCHMAN—=2i!t - is N. Lith German. S00 S"ror « om children. best references. Gox PD- | es Post-Lisgpeich. +. terested Cail nen vers 52 —— a | have -eference. Mi I Sati AL—Sit. -— ined beome i328 HOUSEGIRL— ir - ___Peterences. Linde! references. ¢de _sona bie 32214. | Oregon. Sidney 2023M allround: repair work — i at Ww ‘ [ARPENTER—=t- nd 35427. is ante new work. dui Chartes Rock HOTS SEKEEPER— Sic. mother! HOUSEKEEPER—sit_ ders pre- rd. Cadb- (all Berron 3248W CARPENTER H+ LerER—si' tools. Phone Mr. Peck ladders and toois. PAINTER — SIL. sae lt s07%2 3 wants work: can furnish Chas. Forst. for HO Ww 1419 ; Vv t CARPENTER—Sit.; non-union; general re- _Ditilea__Victer 437142. _ pairing. —___ = PAPERHANGER —8it.; "ARPENT TER—s't.: ob werk: @a9 | ee See: —. SS. > ar nem >. _—— Tr new Ss ss o new and good FIPEFT repair work. work: lew — TER—S!: eTations. garages Forest 5199R maintenance in fac- a wishes steacy som ay EFITTER—&it.- thoroughly cxveriencegd HOUSEKEEPER—=3!: on steam and ‘hot- water : _wiuenbens experience. Box G412_ “> PIPE EPITTER—Sit.: 15 years pesition. painter, ss si1eM - With email also Cail 5268 3s. __ Vanderenter “aged woman. in t. woman. 20 Meriess Box Le: heating tory or hotel an give reference. Rischor? 27184 Missouri CARPENTER—Si Cean-ut roung man —_v'shes private job. Jones. Boment 1767. c HA’ SED ie ¥Bau HANI sit white private driving: 7 vears lest clace: all _cars and _repei rs Rot D-257 Post-Die CHAUCF "FREC) —s exiper enced. colored - trive Vetled Prophet night Delmar "800 cmudligatidiies CHAUFFEU R—s t. dr-ve eny mai f mei ; Siture 173. Post-Dispatch. 10 veers’ erences Bex D-56 young man. wel! tom im sales department —_——— ar STOVE MAN—Sit_ br STENOGRAPHER — Sir educated. wants best references. Box D-1 house: can drive ra K- SALESMAN—Wents positice with store. { best of _- experienced of reliabie 73, P.-D ent. fer fur- Box et : ‘ Post-! xtDemence img with future. Box D-85. Post - Dispa'c : gvatuate = Some or one where ie em- devine woen- HOUSEKEEPER—@n- b os e father and y refined _— —— 326 N. TRAVELING @Xxperience grocery pesition Dlineis. — Bex D- Tr cK POINTER—si furnish ledders and 1419 iton. Victor 43 ae a TY PESETTER—Sit. print shop. Boz K-% A.ing ‘ored wants steady Jimmie. Lindel! CHAT FF “ET work 61545. TYPIST—sit_- ¢ by man to drire i- | “3.329 iematc . oo D-2 38. _ Post. st-Ospatch. a) SALESM AN—Gi + : indred ines. ‘ az } ‘ : sl - - y: Reding. me 4 wants work. can a ‘pols. Fors. 3. years’ experience. tvoing to do at heme Box 239 metheriess. >= -~ Chase. fined middle-aged widow of y of hi RR cae: ft —— gl T0080 — 4 among Tenoes wee . rch from middie see - bl. ” vate li a 2 nighis wees and every other _Sunday le 4-308. Pret-lispetch. WATUR NAN—SIT.. ; ‘cenaed Liedell 4 Hor SEM AID — sit. pi colored, by +e *anitor or aae | WaTC HMAN—S *t.. er! wants meaty D- 233. Poet -Distatch YOUNG WAN—sit.. arher ‘tah work Cc —- LVF Ev —_ t ciored -areful wnderwtands atl kinds. Ro oo ored - neat i SEW YORK STORAGE CO. offers a cuar- anteel services at reasonable rates: psrt- vate room “orate. moving. packing. ; Wash “ent tral 54P4 end 5485 Lafave te WESTMINSTER GALL ada “Olive a Clasees every Monday evening: Charies tem (‘a0g"(° ocerties Saturday and Sunda, Freight Forwarding _ | . dna we a tS) stspaeetencmmesietiinetiion f ak “tep Deimar- Char rleston. ¢ he Hop the NEW YORK =e STORAGE CO. . sow Dim W ASHER ali r D108, Poet -TMiepetch. _day._ Linde S882R_ LAUNDRESS mc. Cored ~orran el A. _rifeverces. Cenrrsi lis? ' Lat NE RES 2st ay meaaetiden "hon 2 handy ToOrNRc Wirt —e ington. D.C. tD-1 88 good. ance l a i ED —John € . atterners wants comtracts | Poet Dene sce years «Xperience PaTENTS ELEC CTRiILiIAN— Lic cae Ae foreman. 3 rears —if BY month Bes G-i8s ELECTR? —" ° 787. Assistan: | as inaey aumeieen tion PATENT—To whom t may concern: This 8% iine 6 years as trouble man. J Hoffman. Andrews av. Kirkwood | ENGINEER—si thorough: , exver-enced im team. electric crude ai! then can ~ stow | or write tort \ Howard st. . colored, eleA= oar -_ | Miri, Lindel! 939R RS: Lindel «$00 R. i 1 children oy hoger "4 Dest__reTEr NL RSs. for : i) SRCRETARY 97 OG edge Sook : ; ~~ | STENOGRAPE, ae — ot J Seo Pa nr 3 caw —St.: Rien @ = MAN — sit. WOMAN— sit Woe ane work er cook. Ye ea ¥ : WOMAN—s Woman —ait : — sit: ing Oy dar. - a = WOMAN Sit. or Wotay- —s Tz pea A ss TP BE OT @oma NS ar =a io sales experience s of not necessary. State - BOY—is or older. to .__Sinding ©o.. 509 ‘. i BOT — with , er = -

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Ee OS re TCR a EE LIER IE PIE OE Pg PO a w ee ashe i | seca 936 =e 500 MEN AND BOYS WANTED-—Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today? = =i ATION ea pene les ae. WANTED —MER, SOY8 | \HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS | HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS \HELP P WANTEt ) ; i: oo urniture repair frerk. + ~~ \SGRRo Uebel, ta Eivkweal, tar éining | or | ced, MA? —Lo ae’ bane “Call Monday. “ Holecer i ae: for a a modern Deetical. O-| room and housework aes eee Bee as See jo * ve 3 oe En German. for pone ~ 4 : sud bonus to the| ences: $40 a month. ‘Box FD. P ER AN L ait. housekeeping. private | generat work: board, room and wages. | rear | give experi- | WAN —0. 35 of as assistant | | es nan DOSE: middle-axed. | Pt end of Clayton car line. my | ence. i wnt n't be heid in, re Be hn nena ly Bye eo - fis: no, FOTN! a “__third house south of Clayton 16. | #trict_confiden 1-819, Post-Dis.| ,° ovr manager in stock department: (PAPER HAN GER— First-class, can to — | :2or 8 dase or See CARPENTER“andy man; stealy werk. | FU RNITURE WORKERS = for ene wit rience. x pe PR ny for Seed mee. Len Holdenried W . an gpetaty men: nie ag. Route : Lint low Shindiiens epeninns for hone ‘MAN to-wit experiance, Bat KB EP. | winding emaii ere i Cherokee. a} py ye a Ww So] — al irsi-tlases colorel. wants he tay Pe ngpnliiialead A). \er and epindie carver: also _shaper hand; , Seatees: oe 408 we os | Aopir Wolft Tober" Bnew oy i eel : necessary ; ; m ; hours; ca ctor unday or ; * . . y ? so or ra! ai best refer- OARPENTER—First-class. 750 per hour. | ~Y — oun? ae enge in letter. | evenings next week 2 23 iven {¢) Vispatoh. 6x; | SOUNG gy RS ; . | ae, mont Victory, 4214" Lincotn ed R 2 nena tk of any kind: 3853 Ashland, rear. VOOD TRADES ASSOC tATIO , 306 Odd | MAN—Local manager for chain Teal es- ry 550 per wreck atone? 7 ne: Nip ESs——$ic.. colored: % ‘t.: colored: ee | 0413 'Ca RFENTERS—-Two. firet-class. for repair Fellows _Tempie, Cincinnati, (ec) j tate offices: capital or experience un- | a ay and Vecneséay. ev ae, best reference. -indel f work; open sh 11 &. 10th. se) ‘GARDE pie, _~necinnatl. ©. ——-—— | necessary: make $300 to $500 meonthiv: and transportation. ons OF atler r P. | t nt d&uaw, ery Ex aw eet CARPENTERA ENER— Who Seana understands we teach you how; booklet free. Daw ™., 8621 Cook, Mr. Okin. (Fy s3TO ‘Lal "NDR b3S—8it sf — cum bered: ~ prefer home | TERS For jobbing: — | @are of shrubbery. pi-nts sodding and! Rea! Estate Fort Smith, Ark. PIA O TUNER—First-claes. App! By mont ful ej “whale *S i. Wednes c ‘ange hn child: references. Cail BA Fountain, 8 to 12 © clock. — | wee » (planting ; city ané county references | irax-—Clean. agaressive vou Olive st. J — . . ~ pe end © | £prrance. or Going “gag * of th oe ‘= = | “ove. 4429 ee aw ioak | CARPENTER—Experienced. 30 ut in met-_ Cau g1i7 Franklin av T. M. omen | patvertiging pet rie; referably “eos: Ma « ™ ag ye — ses pe eed ral ew 4 ha oe ! cos at for cleaning and S on ge y = Call to- | GROCERY CLERK—Experienced in nan-| ences: reason ponable. eainey to start wee exper .ence | day from 6 or week days after 5 p. | dling high ci 5 large PIPETPreR—Wis car. Apply | 2 d dig profite, S. renee. ‘Crest & " 5S jae work. references. Lentz, 2003 | m re __#Tocery atore. Sex i 14, font "Di cy fF kK: dfs Se — ic) | &. Louw {oo4) || TACND RSS — ats aa Se «= y': CARPENTERS—Two union house carpen- | Go ROCERY CL ERKS—Expe — ae “ PLASTERERS—16. | : | io 5. i D, revable; ‘steaay: bd: Se eax Sit. by business ) woman: 8: ters oniy: muet be mechanics. Monday 7 @ m. Moatay. Kreeerenced: apply Mirage mat bee pack orders, wait on 2 2 STORE MANAGER. oa tae gy : “may e ment Oo SusM a counting. eeepensenee. executive | Morning. 18th st. between Ut tah and Chem | Benton st ore, 2 fe) | plete charge © Kirxwood 7 conte mR? | Lav NDR EAS Bi ee aes oemanager or take ful] —°Xee.—_ . (6¢}| GROCERY MAN—To clerk and cul meat. | ence and ‘salary expected. 7 Pty ye je — tee: ) gelored > people? yr Cail Monday” ~ aed eaerioet 4-42. *Post- {-Dispatch. CARPENTER—Eaperienced. for menerai | Jordan's 2661 Olive (ep) | _ost-Dispatch. AGN rite cai Co., Bt. Le ' 5 hare’ ye gO oe house repairs. wh oe do small piumb- GLASS PAINTER gene | SEE Wie Save a dianilled connection te | w eXgerience in dry ware 60) - | EAUNGRESS—EE — “ @p0NG GIRL—Sit.: 4 fier | OBE tepairs: stead fob to leok after | —Gompetent: mood a!!- h a) FL AS4 SRERS— a da. , he | FEM VNSe books and neve 3 : fimm- i. care for, children emd one after) round man: give full particulars as to offer wit unlimited future, m0 | ; posi! , : er. Monday. a mt 26 Southweet. ave | experience and wages wanted. Kansas | use spare time man. | | A = q. | bon ties ae ae nee Bitco, _urday. Lin nde 42007 po sit., desires stenograph- . | City Stained Giass Works. 514 Wran- | Rance Corp.. 1710 ; iare paid + re So eee. LAU NDR Ess SI. “* ce 3 . Jou ? . nt inde 1) ©9924 | T (viver v ritle bane 7144 | _cotte. Kaneas City. Mo GhoeES ; TaHER : ’ The | AES ae, ¢ wiudows. Stetsise ome; Fents work. i 2 eo wer _uinde a9 |\HANDY MAN—In ’ 7 Ss FIN CR—Si ite aor reo Ww TP. baiiic ’ family Sashings, “inst! Deer . pr—Sit.: igen aati ex- THOROUGHLY — month. 2020 used Turaitire store; 27850 good man. Apply 1107 N. ib - a a nt unit wr ' ‘. Ciark, Chicago p | MAR NDRESS—Cit.: colored: fy TaD oe desires position ae | a it CUTTER—Bteady job. 4618 Del | PLUMB! ‘ing ed : ROENTE— te ell C Atma carda; 0 Micclora Bids ~ ee ee " er D ar . f _Kent. p, Seyees, 2 Pieskkeeping; competent; references. For- EXPERIEN CED MMOHA NICAL DRAFTSMAN—@ate age. ‘PLUMBERS—Fi ponunion, for ‘ considered strictly experignes, © Applica James A. Lee. 29 8 Clinton st. Celenge AGENTS—Make good income } | LAUNDRESS—ah., way : i LOEW. experience and salary expected. a Clive, eth), | AGENTS—Porwaii; 24-hour service on on itle Gren: “Oery 2 man a dab ) Gay. Wednesaay: » peeniday | IN DF se itchvoncs oper ag Hardware Experience | 237, Post-Dis. (e) PLOMBER—Wost be be lane worker. Box J-93, Pest-Dispateh. i ¢ and finished work. Reliable men an ve nnd | gmont 2366R. ty 5 ad . Riverside 574J | Als ] b ‘MBCHANTC—Finge -Ciass. Ford: none other | 127 Weet Groves. | - Rob vanes: we j | LAUNDRESS—Bit preferred. * gas He on tse local jobber has a very | need bee Mr. Meier, Monde {e7 = Shirt Co.. | G24. New York | pogee oF mt she e NG LADY Sit. reeponaipie position snnenal seeming tm thats hare. morning. 4166 -¢ es | PLUMBER—First-cleas lead worker: top | ‘Experienced; those who un- | AGENTS—Girls, cards in| ; eget Fy chen: : ~~ | ewtae office: 3 oh experience ware department for an experi- MECHANIC — —" know! of geod iro éermiand re butlding of stoves thorough- spare time: 6 per cent gy “AQENTS—The prosperous Lai RPE a z 2481 enced. ambitious man. between _ steam and pipe fitting. V. EB. P. Co. jumbers, we Oy to aes a. m. “tea ly: those That have a, + ,5 experience | samples iree. Standard Co., cor. Monroe Davis agent: join the - beif days of.’ - take uni , rot Aor nae. checking YERS 30 and 35 years of age. who has 5126 N. Bo. | oy | mvene (e | 2 and Clinton. Chicago. gut) toilet goed gece Aescetenenan ares > S8667M. verienteg x idee work mornings: c in ¢@ @bility after serving @ rea- Fe teman ret maker, Piece) id . CAUSURERE = _ ao sonable time se second man te = MEN Four, Gevgling dirt; 400 hour cg ie ed ATs nae, eiureey gueys ee | Perei, EuSge se Pe oa | nd Thureday. 7 7 pl pat-Disnatch. take full charge of the builders’ a papas rattan | TXILOR-BUSHELMAN—Or aliround man. _ Py _Eler Co. Dept. 3. "206 Bw pace. Linde Svc 7 Years ie mee OMA —Bil. desires tice po- Apply Employment hardware Gepartment; only those | SS eee + wees > “Te.” | 2) N° be mood: young man preferred. w mar eer ws Pet par : alle oF every 7 ' LAUNDRESS—sit.- 7 ween; 10. rears, Keeping. typing ac whe con foratee the very Bask cand arn eng wo. | P—} have «ood |= a enter. wae eg ee ~4 | are , “tye budin : c ntials need app! A lica- ‘Learn bricklaying: opportu: . 4 n ueters;: 4 r cen pro . «f pboaw bundles to os et :... retisbie. ox 1 Poe Die . Office, Sixth Floor. tions will ~~ Santon sevtulin au. _ nity. Fox K-358. Post- -Dispatch. (cy loca. reference, Call 500s N, 24 - t. {c) — onl ~¥ Cc ~ aa Pith fee F. Pm ony | free sam le otfer. National Fiber Broom ew | — it., to clean offices. Linde! fidential. Address Box K-45. MEN—Y — and middle-aged to 8) | bie wee ———— Bros. 3100 Arsenal TINNER'S HPLPERS— M da © sent for fest Ent desired. ovevanst, | LAU? see tor Mend , ‘wou ” Ss Post-Dispatcch. (e) __treins; jong rune 2045 Walnut ‘c8) ‘Prumen, ne = S uy "morning, 6128 Bartmer, Appiy eat , | AGENTS— bottle Life Tonic free: wo a | tae - ame ao or onde. _—— -~ ge i by EN— SMA rien on r work. aa | medicine: big repeater: big pro bd —= Bs y and Tuesday Ls white. wani# cleaning cruggs- * ber PM Sp ee Ye ah i laser a | FED —Cat Mondey morning. B17) sf Lacessia Co. 3Z1 N. 22d. St. Louis. | iehing erecyias: we — D—Bit. .; colored. —_ / German te +~=shronin erson. e) PRINTER—Middle-aged man. to take Care —{c) | Mo, : — 2 place, Deli bs} Rae —_ ‘gener ' oewerk. aTBIA Ene Vander voort- HELPER “= — MEN—-LEARN PAPER HAN ANGING ; A AC of dead beard: aive phene nuntber. Bor | TINNER AND FURNACE MAN—First- | AGENTS-—Biggest selier out, Rim MAID — t.: colered ». a an —On tru must ow city. TUCAL EXPERIENCE: ,. K-88. Post-Diepatch. class. ben ae pomees, Sey See eee | i= N. Be as ° -f HOT TAMALE SELLERS—50-60 basis; | MEN—Six. handy with hammer and saw. 4 ingshigh way, | S ast Es | ° ne 60c hour: come prepared to wor . | —" lara. aete-ee ase ' mples. hy W A N T E D} HOUSEMAN—Coloreé: n live on. .G. Baisch Haw. te 7700 Gravois. \p Clothing Mie. C0. 162 92. ic) ‘TINNER ~ oy wear an oy om re consumers. White Way Chemical eee - 7 | = is Salty prly sie Cull 01 expe firet-clasa. ~ place. Phone Parkview °S 646. (c) MEN—3. not over 25 years of age.to take | oe wt - Box PD “Ap ine} Pieracch. | work Monéay. 4561 Easton. ‘e) a : Memphis, Tenn. Cl lato my £ ac experience: re Lei Ui’ _ence. tinge ll 5491M or - aay Tk: @ * : — erences. Weahines JANITOR White age 45, Big SNOT: Bla a. ena = 5 el PRINTERS—Oommertcia! limotype opere- bor ~~ 8 § HELPER—Experienced. Call Rovers re ttle, Fou. ‘mining | 84 Rubber Hapate “liaaia MAID it : orec, helt AND ATARTER ° ns CITY BUYER nen Se - —— pon Femme oitaiatones aes ak dean appearance, te | RETAIL STORE MAN. | TOOL DESIGNERS mem mote S68 oat: ‘ye part ot op ofegt., Cutt! Grar -- ASS GLAZERS—S$1 per hour.) WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS ilies, who live with their parenis, or main- SpProach business peofie with a propost- | aia nity for the right. DIE MAKERS eho Division. Chicago. Bolas "Practical weil trained as : ¥ kk — me Of offve Ft tS — furniture accounts; must have automo- | ann = and poe Bo expected. wjox - “BUSCH. 8U ULZER BRUS. ESE. | company; give references and salary ex- ee et Bt, Louis. ; um ised manufac- bi. bey (e7) first>;- vets and oan up: write for big 2° gy = : 53° Post Di ow Bagge oOoK—Colored. 2332_8. Grand c) | Afemphis, Tenn. (2) |_Co.. 2117 Franb clin. ' ence in men’s clothing or kindred iines. YOUNG MAN—To do billing. pack orders,| free offer quick. Dr. J t-Dispatch. ic) COO o1oree . SONS .___._AE/ | a — -—-— ——_ — **- . ~ await on customers: oiake @ e. ot wh | Medicine Co., 2646 Elm et., Dallas, Tex. : COOK—Good man on Goughnuts; 6 days a |MACHINE HAND—aAllround man: union | 4 |_Apply 1015 Lucas ay. ‘©) | wages expect ed 158 8, P.-D: ox_12-69. -Digpa cE = Ye A) _ week. _ 647 _ Benton. gaan Meee Woodworking Co. 4217 OFFICE BOY eHLPPING CLERK —Enxperienced. som YOUNG MAX—As coniauel for general AGENTS —Compiete line display See ev- STENOGRAFHER—Sit_- 5 years’ @ t \ CoOK—Experienced short orders . New! - orth Marke en Young man, 16 years old. willing to nd Sa a oe ce. — work; state age. corerences and, ery k pe u customer: 300 paw, repid anc acourste. | % : Market Restaurant. 410 Morgan ic) wats ta team, or factory: | preter and earn; must be neat and write good hand. 431) ‘ ‘bippew a. } | @alary expected Box D-199. P.-D. w. : 4 5- es y, Hy Bret! , Prem yak preferable one famil- COOK—Male. for pFivate ye a | who fe willing to a. wae way anc Aypiy KLINE’'S, 606 Washington. Sth fl. | ' SHIPPING. CLERK-——Ip steel foundry -—a YOUNG MAN—To «deliver and “7%, in. ih Mew free. ey ee ae we with Automobile Finance work: meal a dav. > days a wee s a= | ie on ee an oe eo ee eens Sate Gor ches emai: meenek nave Apply between 9 and 1% Sun- | oa - | _Post- Dispatch. (ec) | Poaet-Diespatch ict) ra Oa) a Pie eed on ex , « —_ - wf. , . 1601 met serand. (c) AGE . wundrecs making big money . , Be Wd) he f fere perienced mam preferred: of S ee | . } experience is of some value but. UST MAN—Capabie of figuring ‘abor end | MACHINIST-—Reliable man capable OFFICE BOY fice open Sundey morning. St. lauis Stee! YOUNG MAN—To driv A ig ‘ruck and — on ABI y Ae pt eos gat | 2 te.; goods supp Pa y Decessary. Btate age and expe pence large poreet yy hm wt mo hae doing accuraie production work on hand PF my be ' wR . ain —— recog ree nt ie Casting Co. 100 Malt st ic learn ssleemanship. ‘Apply 605 Frank. ‘ft free: write quick. Fashion r Hoe | value $8.50. ‘f free. by ct me users t onrnor- punch ade ) n anti —— TTURE _ Co. (c) 4 . . | eT Phone number.) tuniyy. Peters Co, Mire. 1509 Weahing- Bench’ Fear strouna work’ wages, cim- bauer CCPELES Cb. OS goruse. “ich SHIRT, MASUPACTURER, Leterme et | TOUNG MAN With year or tome omper| Go ee 99, | tories Orie 4 * Address Box J-328, Post- ‘Dispatch. _ton av mensurate with amility Box A-402. OPERATORS—Exper! enced on sewing pow ! intelligent, capable emocutive, having prac- ence on folding machines. 7 AGENTS Make bie protien ka a ez) COST BOOK ‘‘A4’’ ESTIMATOR = _Poe*-Dispatch. in ee eer ee ee ene cf *ho) «tieal experience in abirt rt menuiacturing | Post-Dispatch. sc? | pea ters; money-making propesition free. | op , “ - r ‘ PS “ i 4 t — 2 i738 Arcade ». Wanted—For survey bureau. Must [ae bo poo ge yon Nag Pine. Sth floor. “py | ane “97 Sn eee Se a | YOUNG MAN—Bitween 20 and 25: ex ton Co., 2500 24 av.. Birm! OT —F cee " ‘ : ial ee | oe me re , : rienced in traffic work. “Call 912 N. | eae) | weave cre -. YOUNG | MAD "‘’ae “dictation: inj A. Williams oe oe Bae houee: | x Dl? ll ~ aca BO ot teil by letter. Address R. F., 502) [9,8 rey 4 Sage ge ome He stew Mong ware. 706 N34. cv) 5 | state age. schooling. experience and =| every car owner te today Bo Dae ans. Bowling Alley. Grand | . : a - Tight person: state age and experience. PAC _ MecKay~sew nine; 340. P | j y ae ; , rd PACKER— Familiar with packing haerd- cKay~sewer, on mode) i / | ry expected Box A- to Stransky Co.. Devt ukwana. TENDGRAPHER. ePORET ¥ Tr a Meridian Life Bidg., Indianapolis, Box K-56 Port: Diseesch.__ — ware. Box K-48. Post-Diso1*, 9. 1c}| food position; steady work. YOUNG MAN—To assist in steckream of | 8. Dak in dru r Der! ea. MAC HINIST—Firet-clase. for sett! ng | ee coals , | erimer. oo Seeereeners. | ind. (e7) adjusting end repairing of machinery * eres * 9 "see for totlet articles. eee aan tn tend o one? ‘aay i mes = te —_— a ake $10-$75 daily oad sd grocery ? E—El Tq ; . in making round cana: experience —__* _*£ “ _ z oe hom ag nomen bee mig me ‘ime meso01 Westmin. f thie kind absolutely necessary. Apply , PACKER—Experienced pacsiaa and me:k- SHOVELERS—. and 3 teameters: Louis a ey ee ei anlary | cise coos ' fe) ‘4 letter only, ving full detalis. ad- ine merc handise for ship nen * one jana_and Meramec. Pen Winkier. ic) | expected. Box - "#hoo! @ruc store. Green- | -SS€: | ¢@ =, Mm. 1 ws "1780 Railway Ex- willing to dearn. Box K-80. Pos: Tia. BHOV ELERS—w 2 viocks YOUNG MAN—20 to 0 22 years of ame. Indi at wit a i am ee , 4 es ed aterman ay. 0c Ds —— . Will do at pome; BOY era. ee — rng comtie = pee ‘©’ PACKER—Exuerienced in packing dolin. west of Pennsylvania: steady weer ° dD. om 08 Ce hawe: enasliont ee. | gi ~ pei i 53 ; ig SP a axe us Den BI arn = jeweiry | TENAN‘ ‘E MA N—Must understand | toys end general merchandise: aiso Duri- E. Murphy. | c46x) portunity for advancement: answer. giving wildfire: costs ; 2 Write age vo Pow.-) | ing store. Hoyle & Rarick Clothing Co.. | ————- (c) | : inte ints @ ectric elevator motors, pipefitting and die wranner. Box H-136. Post-Dispatch = > " Sa yy eo naman “agatree i: | assist in athe ot iron works. warreent aa: — — Wide genera. upkeep. orm machinery ; mate a0. | Saseeiadiind: he genestaneell @: ween SHOV ELERS—G ood 7 pacar etucation, ame, OED and salary sy | Southern Publishing — "117 s. Hal "LOG AN ~ eo. 208! -Dispatch. 4 —Cali 206 F po MISE. | experience enpocte reference ' eon ise f 1 | . : 2 ‘ ~ — ——-— ON TS—-Dandy “a — *§ Ee Ee . er. to learn a trade Biar DENTAL MECHANT©—Must be high-class | Box A-367, Post Dispatch post and express, and be able to erate; ditch work; $5 per day. 5220 TOCxG MAN—To work ~ nd #e'- 1121. ——_ = ; — —— eS == == es | Ins , perso ble Ride 9 bar Hi sharp p ~~ #5, foods: no canvassing: no deliver. | . 402 oP) — Family Laun- | ary expected, Box EO FE Powt-1) °. an ‘S) MAN—Who can handle carpenter tools. for ae we ‘YOUNG MAN—O With ex ‘556 eh: essa vee Be . DRAFTSMAN—Youn man to aesiat bi): k : ate ¢. experience Hitt Bhi ' ne j - “Bl ae = ced ~ feeding job printing ing millwork from ‘plane into shop : pre- Bn geo 2 pot Egg Pl. PD. (ce) bill + hi AGENTS—Stup! This te what you're look- te Steady work. Missouri Glove| fer man who has some experien This — in: tm” fn Aid | perience in cutting clot Ing ina for: sensations! selling cvpertunity ; 6317 Maple. position has ea future. Boz -D. | MAN—Coiored experienced: to een fl di many eafente make i weekly 85 Gew- ron details, _paint: epely “eared 7 & m™m., ready to Pil preferred. Steady work, goo oly? earop.e fone free. Edwin Earle. - good chance for | DRAFPTSMIN—On structural work 4340 Co ic) nie i ahury erences pet cd. Ap- and amental iron works. Apply | Te = in : Ik it G : — (e) “Bruck ‘Tren and Foundry Co.. 14th ane } Experience in pe tM tH : © Autos i) opportunity for ope who wants 4 A_Leacust.{C) | Branch. (@) warehouse : 7. | if q ‘) . |to work. Apply RICE- STIX | rd ~ Re ‘Bund orn ag | DRAFTSMEN—On astructura! trop detalis : nna ay.. i » — . 1 10. ar — (c); and ornamental iren works. Apply MAN—To. wait tables. serve juncn = and (e) Age | Bouck 1 d Foundry Co.. 14th | ice cream; must give reference. Call at til , | | FACTORY, | Sage. PF nhs 16. to pack orders. must ).ave ate “os on (c) |_ 4400 Manchester. a s Eatery. (e) | ad | Jat hi “MAN : : on -m ¥ Moi "Tool Spex me per Ws Daee CLE K—Junior: s, yeare’ experi- MAN—-For Rony at ca _ emperienced re Hh Ouse © OO $ Wt YOUNG 4N— 4 - n CS ' . Bpectalty Co... & C R unio ferred ; Cap Co., rie | Wt | | | Expansion of our appliance | ; i organization necessitates the i, ee ee y ———— —— - - rent 24F7R = aaa (*}) | ence: citw references. 49 Olive. N—f ” fice and delivery boy; must have 1 UGGIST-—State tunlification® Box D- Ti oe { © | cna poop ag L/ndel!. re soRe p=! , schoo) education: 14 years a Y oat Theme teh —— thect- mets) $ork_Th pte, nt usica iH ‘AGENTS —U = nation ~~ Catholic light hows EE Senicns Hae © Sm. Mon. DE DOaseT —-Raggaces: gaeenans. Wah} a '5. Pet-pieneich | mee Wik iNet addition of a few good men, qariiycd. srll eather work gioves and min de preferred. 3 iF . — Ste: Grover. _Webere: MAN—Young. meady, with selling expe Hii i age 25 vears or over. Must be — eS eee ae ¥.* 00's | Chicago ' active ber soopartantte for aes a age yy 5 es sag rience or soda truck. Call Sunday. 408 Hu it ! P sate; nome : ig a A nena alle sy Pa yg oy ae eee a | Sa ‘ ae & POWER CO. oor tere 1 ar gr ne some gael saiecy = stete ek ee ee salen, tt P Ni | Att 12th d I St ( ) work: state salary expected. . Aestred Rox G-410 Post-Dignatch HH and locust . ) ert Nine i ’ —— BAER & FULL _Posi-Diepatch. | MAN—o Go painting: must know how tr ai YOUNG ME*\—i8 to 21 years. ar a ER —= ND ra Oth floor 16 and 18. ic) : mt We furn' auired. "Tor 3 f | , Core “ ie house: sendy se. App'y Westminster. derstand ‘the finishing of aa | seed ont MAN-—Strong. tot receive freight and pack Hie Nia can enzo $88 per for salesmen: our ith Allround experience; ref- fiber gore ee Stale are ref. | ordere:. ant ; pe * week to siert. . Call 2117 Frankis ' cainew ameanani e 4-176. ' ——— ——$— —_ 2 Es American Oo... B02 8. Fth mew ee ee recuired. Cail Mr. Cameron. Victer oe ant die mene ack aah doe Gemene wee re ~ er... | es 2 2. ™. West Pnd apartment; modern living “g3e Peat ev. He . , ELDCTRICIAN—Expertenced house rooms and wages. Inquire 2737 8. Kinge- , ee wiring. with tools tm &. Ith. Sus. highwey. — AS) ; . r be Gar between 11 and 12. MAN-—Clean. ambitions: muet have ex- . - ~~ . s - CS A AEC eheitey eeae — as— gt t en - - eee te A eR A RR TERE — — -—-+ sates arya oy e104 £1)—18 the position you seek advertised in these

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a om ae S unatieadl side ime. Appty (© — SALESMEN | WANTED } SALESM —Twe for real estate: con- zy an established firm- a chance | compensation open. Our men know of this ad. Whiveefully Box H-137. Vost-Dis ‘c} RADIO SALESMEN CO — And : . arv: good wear on ome a ences Ww aan te C66 K—fese- ecedt ‘7. Cel Setfere “Tuas GIO G f Sa LESMEN —Tos goods: real oD | ° eo REAL Est ATE SALESMAN—General first-class references required. Eudoine ss town. ree businesa, South expertemce not Stulz. northwest corner Broadédwa and ' . « - Ts—For union INSTRICT At = conte. Sxid enue _ Bas w iar For YOURSELF. profit thout fe } t uli a i nec REAL ESTATE SALESMEN— live ©! SALESMEN—To sell unien made a te jote the mew Nettie Realty Co.. ISA) eel! izth ot Apply Monday morning at like. "son will welcome (ec) fer . a ine. § REAL ESTATE SALESMAN cairn Ans — va, UREA eee tn. Pukc# “ie s 7. — é-pa-: : ‘ er Mr. Meeer Monday yetwren 4 and mm LLOYD BROS. ELECTRIc c i this achestry. : tee ef ONE Ae As a PRO Hie Lage Re PRE A SOE A note > ; it sil esi REG De ta Ra, OREO eg SR AA We 4 a 4 i Tou Becec. . your investing «a penzy we "nake vou Fou ame SALESMEN—T? thas $ 4 commission. aw work references reg uired. Box K-102. _ Post-Des. SHOE SALESMAN= | rezncn . fee. wty EXPERIENCED GIRLS WA} Apply ELY 6 ParEe BOX FA adcdcressed envelope particulars. Gulf Coast is2m. Pia. LESMEN—Oig lire Tampa cigars: es "_tabiished 20 years. selers. goo4 reek) . “iem@ons,. @rawing account: send ad- weekiy. and hard work : creased err . Brooks Unit in Lee Heirbts Virginia suv ton. Fis. enveepe. 5. Perez & Bro. Tampa. overmohing ashing“on. and will start ¢ wav lyour Fifth Uair lat > ALESMAN—Braach man fur N * and gel. your Fifth Uaic latter part of tober ager fur Nationa! py — — - ree known. well advert_sed: real estate vook explain every Lnime. Nawuona! Scie a 3 . 19008 Bread Richesond. va. open ne. e SlU «MM? 2 re — salesmen exrperien ced ssarantee method a ect ‘Oo th bes Tes - W aiten-Dupie. » EO AERC apt po “ Se Fe ntiiced cusive tarettery gttractire. popuiar- -priced. iast-selling lime: send references and gate ‘erTrilery now traveling. Sophie Mayr Can- _@y Corp. Atiazta. Gea. SALESMEN calling or turn the'r spare handling cur twe guick-eri ling Samres free Can be carried ’ 25 per cent paid on Address Lock Box No ‘ Lee g *-~ s on the 1405 New York ar Was“ ineg- up to $10 -« Sa! LESMEN—Trading stamp. premium ident and eau speca. ty salesmen. to TIRE SALESMA N—Enxrcelient for an ambhticus young Than efres to Wore i rampton : band) De! oe Tire division. t -*. ‘ Te eli: ae and e.k- mixed piece goods TRUCK SALESM4 N—aAn Per tude as side inne for ret al. stores im pedi um mow available for a truck salesman anc small size towns: state territo: SALESMEN—Furniture; expe- ienced.. Apply Tuesday to Mr. Althage. RELIABLE FUR- and - * > _*xperience. Bex 160. 228 West 424 N.Y. SALESMEN— Tobe acders foc cotfes. wg: NITURE CO., 8. E. Cor. of 8th SALESMEN—aAni-wemen: mower complete er flieer. meats canned goods stave and Franklin fel) martes: onsen wens Bag eny appare. om the groceries: also vaints. redie sets. tires. ; : od Drod ~ ° 4 id > bond - } , GHC GD. lola nelance “Bike, “CLE Sette’ NS Utucee all Git Pera, | CANYAGSERS —Cal Grand S108, ES nent business: big par. Write at «sce. -| : S4LESMEN—Ballcos tires for the feet. _Hitchoock-Hill Co. Dept. 338 Chicago. CANVASSERSAND SOLICITORS — Mr. | * Inman to see You are . wit2 anyone Write. giving eelis fast: popular SALESMEN—i or 2 ive, active. amditious , + aly, Aomgy $y moner - ie lock $i35 Dai CY eas. qualifications and references at once, ad- write for excliusire , ‘ . ‘=g_ Dropesi- a , oe ° ' - , 3 “vA : 7 usire — 5 : ow Gen in & “2 Yan Miller. 35346 tire Pea an “Oo er . A oo ~ _. « as | sing a 4 j ‘ iat . s4 i : " LOFT Sr 08¢ Co : Ss: =33 ry. O5 rs. Sox K-53 man for § PERSON al CHRISTMAS CARDS stallment furnitcre. Bez D-4l Post- -D ‘ensi Gell Star collection. Best value. Lowest pisnainn Ss ‘wee ena cert ard bearus Free ouwt- “7 EY SALESM EN— Experienced for a rary leads Lons¢ale-Bartheiomew, SALESMAN—Men desiring ‘BSUTADcCe excel len: prospects tative earumg over plies connection apply to benus arrangemeni Leu — cas .ons. = -_ a ae - i~eh * : om Dispatch . og cnpes ence in ¢ south Fourth s “aN WiTH AUTO—Spare or full time SALESMEN—Experiencea ceiling indus _85¢ retereoces. oe 2 “Who e $33 te $1435 weekly _Demonsrrate e724 trial tnesuramce preferred. Box D-351. ye AN—High-cliss man who | wal. : . wonderful vaver swmidifier ts car Post-Dispatch. Maser! — i i s knee tis. lon Critchlow 4 Wheaton ID ee To call — and’ eggs or coff my with line of Ros Ds lL e@arvished route. tx , Ne we — BE RR Petal REE tne on 0 r ote ay Maka sy 5: 8h Sag bay yy new ’ eauntithe health device re ne | oe big dectors anc chem igs: — I LESMAN—Ce over a ca Lean 4 NE per: "Ace Feu é Du? Ee __Trepiies confident Box N Grand ; o SALESMEN—And collectors surance comranr. Box K- 244 Pt mesic: Fries, 312 Sn cita> ae Side | ~aABy ASSERS AND SOL Licitors Le PROP A ome eae RRR E, oe a we a, eo ae ves yf ; o ¥ - ta $ , + v . : he esmarn need ' MeGUIBRE. Matler Hots SUBDIVISION SALESMEN Drawing Account and Commission Te jciz one of the most cemoples — Sa 3FSMaAa oo 3 MAN—For respomsibie position wrk ! pay. Call between 3 and 5 Monday Fuller Srush Co. 236 Fieilg i Bidg .. Tavicr arc Ure. c) steaty permanent Bex A-3S1. * AME Ri AN PO- "Seth ay York AMERICAN WOOLEN MILIS CO or side ine Bert. 6094 Chicago. are making 3s free SEWER p-ocucts- :; oo | ~ ; : itor *x = emt fer ope agent 2 each commanity te nt. Dm™OMo ; oiesale | inn Co ch et. New rk. imtroduce their tine taillored-:0-order suits 110 § tereor SALESMEN—Three neat = img young $18 and up. Write them today for their -oDer ¥ every Suncay to stso from one eac = night SS =i14 -, - - - a ‘ x 214 Times an oe PARTNERS WANTED | —~ son - SE AMERICA’S fee ~ A hy - ; f ‘ ent SaLEaMAx apiauid chance for = care: woen- might partir. Boz ~ Ble and thoreuch Sales Co. 310 EL ee An. bie | SAL SEMAN —-De eel] meat prod@succs to he- me SaLESMAN— Drew =s000 to $4000 —— teed trees. or full time. seil > pay ly. Brown Bros. ie big moner on the ede with a t2ai fis ta with rour work Wil, Bot interfere with Box K-154. Post-Dispa:ch_ SALESMEN—!I S2.c6rmen who Derrenced fui. Write particulars Corpe.a- tien. 461 Eighth ar_ New Yo = City Scakc tt 8a es EaLE=s=MaN— An oD ovdertunity for fee mas with am>bDitic= : money and ability to handie “Oth Mor sense and character more important than Unusua i#2tilty S no insurance. no stocks eel 2 erear Gemand ADDY Del wee: PPORTUNITY—SS te $10 daily persona. t en- Harvard _, 1213-19 Chicago. SALES MAN AGER—Az experienced. tomo®.e capadle of clesing sales ont Girecting 15 aa! for Studebaker ¢ts- triburor: oientr ef territery: an excellent opoertun.(y and permanent propesttier te a bigh-clase man Rs bdern- McCom> Motor co. Joserh. Mo tc? } SELL cew trve electric mation ¥ingow Every I) per cont ZUit Archer isa SALESMAN You are one of two things— a success or a failure. You en- JOY an imeome or you don't You enjoy the luxuries of life or you dont. We offer an ambitious man an opportunity HOME & “eee Bicg. PARTNEF Wid—cbirzen boustzess PARTNER W-d—Hare ie 7 What nges Post- ‘ PARTNER —— exall goed gar'zg cus Rees With reswectabie mang or wom- _em ines = . 7. Drefer . Remington Arms ©o.. Inc. offers exrept- Monday tiena: cppertumity im cash register division “Er am York T mig proffts -anr eaies. Pay in advance. We deliver Fre samole : arenes | : tall martiee ars. ROBERT H H. 76 Broedway. New York on and sALESMEN—Sel comp ete line cor: good comms -- weather cloves side line ser. Greenfield Glove Mir. Co. Heid. O SALESMEN—New bic orefite and SA! : repeater: main er side [ime ci-ar. auto | @rug and = C-asses trade Millard Mts Co. $13 W. Yan Buren. Chicage. | SALES MAN—Experienced fer high-erade comfection lime: permanen: anc paying position offere?. give details experience anc age all . Boz 4-i7T1l._ t: 7 Ce . 53839 Wentworth av co; WANTED ED—Mer end wemen to sell cer- “ealtes im corperation: experience not mesa ~=d See Mr Mancke Sundar ®@ a. 30S Metropolitan Bidg. E with crews Write for Safir. 149 Riverdaie aT. Green- M XN tems LESMAN—U Dio-date le for road: single man ado... 40 BermMebent and varing ov: wu oid-estaDdushed bouse. Write. arting ie’ ai rodu ~ = aE em . 241 fer appe:cumen? WwW. B. Wood . — ——— nt ewig ; ee —e EN ee ae J > , Mo - 308 for appciz Ce ee SALESMEN HOLLYWOOD -E SALESUEN HOLLYWOOD ? rears ox S Ws re | ‘ "O87 Tillage. $189 . . : ty for boldays LES MEN—an S33> See ; HOLLY SS OOD SeTUALr Gay . , opper- LF as * = 4 BAER . - : . af : ent accepted. q = _— : ae ae See oe ; lelaod Bite. Lexzing-on A “ew vresert and industrial T7904] ’ $aLESMEN—Increawre saJes force: cov- —*="~ : : : = til : ~ halite otggage preven ¢: . DISTRICT MANAGER. the Florida east coast— ~@ - —re r. We bare a definite plan and will teach you | our metheds. Talk it cver with Mr. Yar | Sickle HOLLYWOOD BY THE SEA 312-14 Arcade Building | — =a = ” = ee -—— > SALESMEN WANTED _ Fen = | eager. 71) Sedgwick st. Chicase tractive com .snon cont GooD AUTO | SALESMAN _ pe 2 ’ and cm } wa: SaLESMEN—Side ine Be. ime i: } = fuse pene wom oe De weds, ocBion @n¢é vros- + eee ‘Bee 2 —o Se 7 : —— i fh aoe —_ : : . Tae Bianch Pest tien can wuaily Kau = Women PENNSTLYANTA BRISBER ©O. 7334 Waskhingten 5. “thone with expere: Dept. he . ws . y « a a) ‘Amborieee Chz ADYERTISING SAL ESMAN g Dachines Xu Ye.er Lealers. >I o6 jxei » P=entat Tre wanted >? are na tera. . ‘| = 4 #{ per BUILDING ATER iL Ss 8a Par $7; ' . —pey Ee —————————_ provers a: tee . a anufacturer of art calendars. month!y : : SS : State age. eXD 3 e Prefer ° have bad experience Tat eS : . : le 1 Clase ' , = expec text. « =ab St. Louie and Bas: St. Louis archi. "A+ TESWES— —Take = Ss all-wooi tatler- rect ft ime: i, ceompeciti ' : eeteeinter . ni ref ; ween fain or ta a] a8. Centracts, 1000 Times Bids oF met pnd bers. $13.85 op = ene ' 2 lease ti oe ag 8 .” comm base ' "emi tta xc AND Free ovifit. >3 : , ; | D umes ai} seaside: 86 ete Fe Stag, Gat Wis Wate Ss MANAGERS : —- | FURNITURE SALESMAN — Experien ed. a hordes _ em abuity. R. BH. Frazier. 120g 42= : sentence - - ~ haya —— | e. GIRL SalLESMEN— i! vou could oft a as 4 nationally knewn ‘corperstion spe-ial- WE CAN NOW c FEW ~ _— artionince Gest . OR . - g a | man 13 grade pencils with his ad AS oe Pee A . Sa Be’ Work near ro St Berthwest corner ee SALES — use several high- a Income Disability Protection is Zo eiemraiemeo. mend aide | ty. Write he = OTTSTANDING MEN WHO ARE 230 _ Ge hare good SALESMA XN—dpeciaity—Make $isev between now and — pace 76 309 NX 10th = SA LESMEN—P asic weed: marveicus in- me erer fer ~ tery suppir sa lesen commissione. Steady repeats. 4A¢disom- + Lesiie Co. Newton Begthaods _ Mass. SAL _EXM EN —3 care pref ‘ne: se Tama, renmredie-e to = y Workers earn S$50° _ icaee BS ume bo retail agen es _ permanent. min will average about $69 week- SALESMEN— $20 daily in advance ecllimz real contract to produ A F @& ly. Apply this morning, Sunday eur running beard mat with car own- evs 1924 Euciid Befere moon WELCH & CO. Bi 1187-89 Olive Street. ARE Sauas SiBCUTIY $15.000 ANNUALLY. men im St fer propesttien and aeatars Homac. INTERESTED IN BECOMING AS Ricage. SOCIATED WITH A- PROGRES HI 3 =. 4 s. epen for expe SIVE 5 & 10e STORE CHAIN. OTR 4-* NDS — Ladies a r ee PRESSE “q a, _ eee. _jS = Rai - MEN MUST BEGIN IN STOCK- re aXD ROOM, PROVE ADAPTABIZITY FINISH? AND UPON MERIT EARN PRO- i coe MOTION TO HIGHER POSITIONS an Sigh-grad OTR STORE MANAGERS AND work 3° wy in ARE DEVELOPED rates, with ' THIS NNER MEN BE) 2. ay = , a “Migher week!y sal: = TWEEN AGES OF ® AND 30 : oa —s . We pane _ Sanitary Milk _ Procaction Ce.. office . nese. Sex 1-346. Fryust-l i — : e £ BIG OPPORTUNITY Make 37S ao week selling cur ~xclueire Sat -EXMEN—$1 0.000 yearty ~~ > LACE SALESMEN VISSTING MEDIC M-SIZED TO EN TERRITOSibs TREISUTTARY TO ST. LO cCm. LACES. DRESS TRIMMIVGS. BAND NOVELTI quick fer emciustive territorcr ~"q °3938 Nottingham Bidg_ - Boston wv appes. ——— petiues fe 'taese «he oun i's. ray - apo: > ; | KLINES soe ) Saenieton SA —\ for Women’s Shoes eS ia 9 bi : i* RF a5 5 PLETE ee

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Bi i, oe ; 1 og a See ae i se 65 — - Sec Oe - SUNDAY, +. @& OCTOBER 4, 1925 aR 4, 1 jELP WTD.— ICOLATE tO NN Pet ae iris; {ICOLATE,, D 720 N. First .ERK—In shoe ineliey a i ce for ing, and must be familiar with fork prices. Box K- 254, ny Py D. oo ne = ee epee — .OK—-A Woman to do p plain 1315 8. Vandeventer. ~K—To help in . rostauran Apply 2810 Tennewsee. ° OK—Restaurant: oo ne work. 61 26 _Page OK—To da home cooking “Tn testes: rant. 5806 Natura! Bridge. : 706 a OK—And genera! housework 4 dry: good wages: go home nights, neces, 5500 needs “apartment eh OK—Experienced: OOd Wages: - family. Call before fi or after 3. 3 faterman : IK—-Maid,. white { for genera) work; center court, St. Regis Apt. ndell, Delmar 7144, OK-—White to assist downstairg. x x = rages: small family; references. BS 10. 3145 Russell. JK-——-White: experienced: for ne, ant: stay on place. Gold Reateemae 40 Oliv F IK—An > eeneral housework - neces; white or southern colored. ¥ _ 2823. ___ 6218 Washington. ae Industnal cafeteria: ecessary. United Drug Co.,, ngehighway. ‘PERIENCED COVERING - RLS WANTED Apply ELY & WALKER PER BOX FACTORY, Igg Eighth st. } HW ASHER—Come Le) . ietory_ Restaurant taurant. 630 Fi HWASHEF ER—Experienced: 3 ork. Apply Unique - rth 14th ® * APERS—Experlenc 'tz Bros... §20- Washington” PER —Eaperienced on Jadiee’ alk ana” oo! - Box K-63 Poat- Experienced coma (ee ¢- rss #85 FINTSHERS Bi ¢ acy to work rm. Co. 923 Washinews . Oth ice —— DRESSM/ ea OE tu can age Sy work gl! year ane Aland ree ss CO” fy “py OPERATRA — —— Experi eady werk: ae Freedman- Taek, Ga | Washington av.. 6th f) ee DRESS OPERATORS — Derienced on allk and woo] y GROBS-FISHGALL, 701 oy ESS OPERATORS — We ave an opening for severa] — erienced operators. Must e experience on wagh- ses or similar work. Our | s work 12 months in the r and earn good salaries Y & WALKER D. G. CO., ar Factory, 16th and In. | , 2d floor. or 3409 Texas — (062) EMBROIDERY OPERATOR xperienced; permanent po- — mn; $25 per week. Apply at A , LE RAE HAT CO., 1216 — hington. (65) cfaatas, PORE Sty TR, ONER— on woolen ; fusrenteed te the sil. ig Ba Mfg. Co., a - ERS AND FOLDERS—Expe serlanee 5 work Gepartment ety wee inity for adfven - Say- c x) Sao ee wholes bouse yg ee pas —w Ng ealhey, pei ieee aS LF oe and Button Sowers : Young hake Se "Ban ? ry O28 s. . (co). To wo = —_— store: G For ey and electria etoré, Sox ), Post-Dispatch, see wy pite, oe. Her family * : ‘ whine for — and dining reom 8065 Cabanne. General housework | white only; Parkvi § — rienced, to - - 300 N. Main _{c) ral Seem white: only 3953 W Westminster. Lin : To do smocking. steady k: fo & Vv White; -eneral housework. 4039 See R WOMAN-——For general R47 Wertrnte floor. White: housework: help partment. Parkview 1 Apply Mound City eee a r photogrophic work : rienced filling and wakcbine ne | carton ite: ex rienced: references = Ai ne OEE dS, Ge - oa —— ae ae SE Te gi LE corey ny ete Ae eee age LOS tea “ye ae WM bara “4 bara ‘ bead fs eee ” Cee ee “ a hea 3 i.e F. - . , 4 Te t c a> 3 eis ee oe “s ae - 4 y Pw . , : ; 9 5 . 4 ~ f * bake ec ponae : ‘ aa? - ; é : 3 : Z Ri. a ; > a pw ROOMS FOR RENT, With and Without Board—Is the plas have pe PT ET fi ie, ie i OMEN. GIRLS | HELP WTD.— WOMEN. GIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS) HELP wTD WOMEN, GIRLS) : nEN WANTED iy FAT —_--—™ OUSBGTRI | Woman ver, voung F : with for light housework, | HOUSBG ight work aSi7 1 Merariec onme slags. empertanesd preferred. A Apply ality and education to fill « man 8 posi. | seca bs ZO years of age. a i _Apply 271" v ROOM AND BOARD Wta.—With cith xarage. | WASHINGTON mens Pane: Soke “Cs | suverndeeivte * tease gutpal Garment Co. 600 West Hale “quallficaligns. Box’ ABB, Feb. | ,CABaz-Coy 808_Ouve. for ladle | SALESLADY—Must be” first class; ex-| ,Drivate, Catholic 3 Schoimeyer. iy isan ai eae of i ° ic) ae . . oe O29 BCA a ‘and general HOU SEGIRL—Experienced, for sikieal oa WOMAN—Middle aged to one for small — ready- mg AM and milli m4 Ry on yt eyee —g ~ t R.. ef Rome: ‘boarding “tio = pacing ence . bourew ork: apartment; smail famuy: OPERATORS children; more for home th Wares; | Mon —— morn ing euweee and aan out sw ‘4 nt (ec) | 3 ands * ali —_{¢) | _ $55. 6633 “Kingsbury. ae ee Experienced on power machines, to make} Catholic preferred. Inquire 1907 Mar. | _lrene Shop, 3619 S Grand. _ | Apply ; af nS ae West, WaT AM AN — Bucsiiént evenina ea indica and ents ear: | HOUSEGIRI—Colored Sean ing "to "n'ghi | woclen Qresees Complete: also nt best "Da | WOMAN”—Experienced — peuseweti Sp SALESLAD I“ Raverienced fs al a TRAVELING POSITIONS | “\fenttonaes? Seard "Pus bi cow, ° | “ meale. Potent Sha, anette 4 . n i s ~ . . + += A ow Cs. ise . _school . salary. Box G-261. P.- Br LANG-KOHN MEG CO. 1408 Locust, oth Aug ee 3 in famiiy io a Fg ae | pesertment. th and Wasbi ington. yd * R , ~ pie smpicyed or cue | Waa aN ER on : —— FF cutee ’ housework | fioor. (C2) | 2839 between an a. ™.;: . ie . WwW ¢ fo! : ‘ new management. May, suena work bit | tg wannioe yfamityot!, pgtmamen” | 286 — OPERATORS | Sm, “qo aewist in ALESWOMEN O75 weekly si ~ be | EDUCATED WOMEN ieee fume Sle a mons | Zoaeig, jaw rates , pay. steady Worm “(c) | mood wages. Phoue Grend 7 = h t WOMAX-—Widdie-cant. hy ~ e B section” Gitex Survey Toa "Dest. | Den te siastic response ‘ mani- ) f W asT ——---—-—-- -- = S machines. to, nd o . ae nece rvic ° t husiastic - woman; general house- HOUREGIA\-—Experlonced; white: e008 eat ek ne ee teach Feu in a gr state aa expected. ee | Mo. —— fested by ae Ft Tous woneen in entering | AUBERT. 783 Room, ee 2 sentie- HE + or good hume. 3929 Rus- _ences. Cabany 6470 ‘€) | short time: -e® — assured of steady | 315 Centra] Station. {¢ ‘SALESWOMEN—-$50-$1 ' weekly profit the new field of work mad 1403 mom Se endl banel hs a for ‘gen. work and good Apply Mise Herzox. WOMAN—White. several days ve od week, | from our distinctive ifne of personal the Compior, Service MYRTL pal .| ACUBER 3— Ter Tor hait | HOUSEGIRE—Oor womar. 240% oJ. Ber NEW ERA SHIRT CO. $0]. Locust.tea L| “experienced hodsework, lau and Christmas cards: new process: individual | PERSONNEL DIRECTOR | couple oz swe gentlemen; Vase und | general RT eae 29 Water- eral housework. Cabany 5 c) | N | jai a Cor smali family. Call) Sidney | Cesigns: quick sales: outfit free, 'et- office in Chicago, will ee in ‘oe Louis, Wellsion line ate __fersd) | ee “ Cabany v/'~- ic) | _Washineton. es ee Operators—Double Needle Bans __ BAYR Connectienr, more, Janes Sugden Fochester, N. Y. Kanteen ie, interview Soe eslicns | BARI ain, 6334—Second story raed A WEaT PIN fe 43% 34 a Lage Srong tu —————-—— . 4 | HUUSEGIRL—White. for gene in ’ 7 C n te Da SLADY—Y lady who is member | Ambitious € norma oO room, with board: references «x 4: eon qwere on men mare o.. * 329 een Saas Tams. “TOS Recap. te) truarantee Up to $18 Per W eek | WOMAN—Colored, te rere. ser or eae Star to cell a very ususes! | irsined young women over 23 who are! rest 6043R. a) , bor miley Neckweu (c) | —e2uth._ = ; ight ~ house: eee) - on TAChET nO. | en end grow hair without ‘bot irene real estas ene oe 10 40 "13 may Pye to > = anany Uvely DARTMERY 8756—Supers Sao | ren PINE. , “ee ta wel aa IU SEGIRL— te, fer 1} sELIC Co.. s8ion. - , OK accept board optic: ~oleaee iets gears) Resa | ree ne waghing’ moet’ belle apni ay 1421 Olive st,, 6th floor, (cB) | ee i re ir a ee | SoMPTOR eGo Pe Friese | _Cabany 24005, "07"! boARd optonel| © rooms nice home. 711% pe _ once. 6666. "Washi ngton, lst floor we ERATORS /WOMA farried or havi grown Son, 'SALESLADIES~—2 young ladies of plepsing | Bide (es) CABANNE 581 — a 24. B feuily: ———-5 | HUUSEGIRL—General housework: white. OP . ™ 1° ¢ or boller, clean 8 office. personaly to work with manager: home | B Ask for Miss Bal } yp Se tares Gert oc ghar ex: WEST PRES. D iw hite. Feneral experienced; references; no washing; best Expertenced on two-needle pocket ma- .. > teruiehed rooms and wages. Ap- | G@ecorations: experience unnecessary ae | me ot Weer apartment. rooms: a 65072A Enright. Forest wages. Parkview 2168. _.... | Chine on ovaena, oeee steady positions; ie y jbejween 8 and 9 monday ——— | ary and comnatignien, nap Coda’ | ee | A—ligom and board, Tor 2 | oc a Sanne ReREaAE - JUSBGIRI—General housework: fully | ters on _ wor . $F Lil nd Clothing i Coss. ~~ Gay morning, Qe people. orest S04. {¢) — wrap and pack] “Vv ced: good to 4: white Dienty of work. f amy itt Ces. d 35 to BO. for work | ESLADIES—vVe high earnings are Peat, Penne Cure | of alarea SedTk eneight: Poteet =o ST | aeetaneaes: atete tienes | aratnty %, ase feet |] ROOMS and BOARD] | “hems cookin: ise maine. | oy with genera) | HOUSEGIRI-—A a cea after 2 p.m. O PERATORS —_, * | eens por ee betwen 8 aid ae et | city and ~ gag | aaa 1 pe eee nase 4 | CATES, 5007—Levely rooms: good meal aid; small family 62A Laclede or cali Delmar ir 6913J. fc) Experienced on an “clear, | Cay or Tuesday TE? on | ford Frocks. | __ Suitable 2 or more ; gecond maid; sina! _ 4562 Wenty ‘at work, best prices paid; clean N. Grand. room 110 | Bidg., St. Louis. | erate — weitn | HOUSES INGcroomy” aoartment “references, | R37 abt factory ; WOMEN 3 ex-teachery vreferred Sfoveeany to’ women wie wil’ son's ROOMS WITH BOARD—Olty |CATES. 050 —Uesicabiy room aad Deard: end oa: best wases.| 495 Take av Forest 6616R. (¢) MONTROSE CO., 617 N. 8th | afternoons or eveniRas. Lindel 1256 $30 weekly to women whe will work °| ROOM AND aE ladies: private: ber 5191-—-Room and board: home | SP timar 640 \C) | HOUSEGIRL—Experiesced. white: sencral ‘Sixth floor. _ __ {ce} | or Box G-19 ~ Fost Dispiteh, hand sow. | hours # day yng eg a __ reasonable dne R. comforts: eee t meals: private tel | ss ve eer ag Ment nectee oe ive h “aeger ” ’ VOMEN—To take work home: hand sew-| tion garment. Apply . . -)| ROOM AND BOARD—-2 copie employed : ty paces 5 "ean typewriter, do genera! housework: no “Sa fin. La * 95-_OPER AT ORS—25 : — Becker Pleating Co.. 819 Washing-| umbia Bidg.. corner Sth and Laocust.(c me “optional. AR oe 304k ( = ae = Ti eee board: e Drug Co., 1331 5394 Pershing. 2d 100 + (a) ES _ Seek. . : AND LO eV CE ET hoes jn . Ender! 4716 (cP jon all parts white duck Goiping nee | ton. — Ng teen ats 4 | ROOM AND BOARD—For 2 gents or cou. ogntsn gous hot water; twin beds: ils ny : ‘ ~ s80C N. } = e BS gg Le ee aa ee | Women! Does $50 a Week ,AssociaTio Ce SEVERAL ween. | ROO ee 1 i roém: |C -For 2 good home | RU en vrocew ousne work: € y y - . E - > "° = ~— iayton. (2) | home: good wages. Take snneeventar or JACKET MFG. CO. | RICE: CAN HF IES. SEE B. W. board optional: private family: Jewish. __2ooke See eet tor gen. | Park car. Apply 4260 Les faxette, __(el) ABBOTT a Pine st. _fe) or More Interest You? Bic ee ~__«¢7) | Fores: 5270W, | CHATHAM, 6408-—Room and board, priv: cod re or only: good | HOLSEGIRE—-About 36 wears. for general ~~ ng res rienced, to act as au- | ROOM—For gentieman. with or ‘without | tamily iderly man or couple: Westminster ¢ a 2 housework = eer Ea otter Ga MU SLIN UNDERW EAR A St. Louis Snancial “ot 5 Bie — a taking Quality | _e2eew. strictly private family. ae | ha we, poem a as nora! on place: references: i . he serviess of high-grade. ° children’ éresees. ality | CH td.—To . ‘woman white for, # oyn? 4"! 6197 Waterman. Ist floor east. OPERA FORS | woll-ateasted women of gee AAG arders. exceb- ROOM AND BOARD Fer two. in apart-| __care: private family. Forest 2914W. ; eference \ ; . §6242A—8 - room fee tabery store one of. fa tO oping cakes. rolle, “doughnuts. Stokes DEPART! | eet bare. new {atu ae MALLINGKRODT.142i—Room, board | BNRIG tron ffer, 1917 wages; no objection to one child rs. Gra - ’ design y y ENRIGHT. 5569—Room and board: 3 gen- — Huseman. 1307 Mo DRESSER Esponcaced on ladles Ry Apply Superintendent’s Of-| its cid a ee ble me nods: Day se me COMET. : 2913—2 front it Roussheep- 4 tlement or couple employed: steam heat. . neck wear eee a05 SEK EEPER—Expe anced: 11 house- garments: steady work; Pg ing yy ta : RL ence or wired. rs Te eae renee —Room and ; ho, water, a advancement to piece keeping roome: Christian preferred: ref- Apply Wardrobe Cleaning a fice, Sixth Floor, elton in y.| NEWST - We ioe ENRIGHT. 5833—Can ccomimoda te aid FRA morning only. Hirsch erences required. 3544 Lindeil. — | Sea la Dus. Write Mrs. plain” ony en, qe knemen p: AND Bran _haneee S: ten. Galton congenial persons in ie, heme; spilen . 12th. ©’ | HOUSHKEEPER—For farm: eset PRESSERS — Experienced on © Th apartment: house- wares and treatment: po trifiers. motte wy of child: 290d home FE Strickland. Mur-hbyveboro. I!}. JGGS-V A} VOORT- neckband and collar-attach-. SCRUGGS-VANDER “eer ELL > North west. (ce) | Meals: steam heat; one biock from car aor 4 an re x BARNEY D. G. CO. | 6 RL, a eS raved er ot is, 4129 Nize frost: al all soar ENRIGHT. aire beeen room. sa cs — 3 gan. 24 floor = north. iar ba ys og wean; ‘aeee tee sood | ed shirts. Will take a few girls | “at reasonable "prives, Complete ” selling sien, "bow -apisba a =inie ae a Ree araest | ona ore : Seer piving cxperisnce, zn | ome. Rox D-145. Fosi-Dis ito learn. Apply ELY & OPERATOR "~Tipies—rive 7O TRAVEL | =-£hlldi_mot Te i ee Foor and | a3 er. giving. cxperiers 4002 ee ee CIT oe ee WALKER SHIRT FACTORY. B gre eee hea nt, uick . Demonstrate new Pps, boasty treat- | 7 —— peg nfu eee, Sle pe 267. Post-Disoatch ne cele, | Sth and Hickory sts. (e3) | —Thoroughly efficient, q ae Reese ermwa t “ t -Di rw ferred near Grand end Delmar. Box K- | —Ztblies confidential, Box K-13, Posi-Dis. oA * bry ,7 -*.. oy ‘experience wan ~ we cathone wet | SALESLADY—Experienced retail linens; and accurate. Give term of ee ane tee ae (c) ledy, for r ming heu Cat He pre- necessary. 8 } 709 8. Northwest | os privafe family; adults. ne fae and board for Fey persons _enploved, _ z for covering machine | 290 Post-Diepatch. employment, salary expected.) Welle. Chicago Mt . WN. Vandeverte : 360. bux p24 P.-D. Washington. Sth floor ‘ sae PosT_nrepatrocu - =... « — /. a a an | BVANS. 4595—Room and beard for people - DAVISON, 4032—Will board small child; | hee loyed: home cooking. A-308 BIG OPPORTUNITY mother ¢ care, reasonal ie 7 = ss —_——_—— - : ’ Hing our exclusive NGTON 2—Board and roo | gue work: Bieady —_ _ HOUSEK EEPER—Elderly woman. a. SHIRTMAKERS—On all parts | ! Address Box Pee gh AF cards; no selling ulomon._artvaie_hetie: i SES raneneee, 2 - es oe antee to 00d c f one room; easy hours. See . necessary : ls on alg A 224—Furni ront room, meals daily; gentiemen on ee S.. ets mms Pollack. 1292 Goodfellow. apply Union Special sleevers i ‘eit “yo Smith or 1 613 N. P ~~ aietioeaae beard optional. (ce) Aw, ji i ebaier | today. ke poc- | ‘Broadway. 4th floor. ROOM AND BOARD—| 2 . Ps , | leo washing for °s aaerls Tadies em- | room: board : for two; also gingie room: fear. | LADY—Elderly. to kha: aoe | hemmers. joiners, buttonhole | yal age gal EARN $50-75 WEEKLY | _ployes, nt (c) | Oe ee. Oe rest 4066) | (c7) | d enced |, Full or spare time: $10 sample book | Soypron ial S—large front room; | LACLEDE. a eg 3 | email family orest | operators an experienc ¢ k! ayment: experience unneces- modern conveniences: good meals. Mrs. | young men: excellent table. LADY--Young. experienced on Under-vood | hi to 0. bo “0 r 60-0 tion assures success. Cl . | Neady meee See Front | a i —n 5 heat 4. 331. 5 ees. armcy Dent. 133. JOHN HERTEL CO. (2) CONNECTIOUT, ano s6A— Room and and board room and ard in private home : Rtate wages expecte | Washington. Chicago. . 3856 able. LA DIES—To introduce our eiectrical ecas: Rice, Stix Factory SGtna ali general heuse- | =" Washingt __ for 2 | - = Ei wien comfortable | NDELL. 43xx— Attractive exce}- h a ve com- hold appliances. working 6 hours saa ( , +s o~ —_—— . ; i Z ‘ ered a ee | Maem Otis amtces ot cers | SeENGGRAPHERani luca poses | pS ye LINENS | cepeenenrse= Berm" | brunet ae, cane ee ee * experience and sal- | MCT LATO ciRLS Nest over 18, | to | re Se and be able to meet 2.4 Sunday and Monday, ask for Meyer, | | ae mary gy Oe RE menage cay geen aE , v Toy 45 P t work in tearoom. Herz Candy Co. | onamie aacte Gules 419 Missouri Taester | 4 608 Ann ay. McDO oes excelient meals: convenient a La south room: excellent | - . Box A-3 0, TOS h12 Locust st. 4 conveniences. after é. te Cabany 67817, ¢ fe) | A ea ‘xperienced on need —— Reet +s i — ae SA ee Ore) t! 'GHLY EX! ERIENCED DNEY 598M mand i 2 Call Cabany 85) evenings hits, Cabany KRJAJ. te) os de-wheel and fiat-bed mach! —_ Bee | WATTRESS Sxpetanced” alan 410 Mor- © weer. 1712 So. Bro — _— "= aus: E IN COATS, ae oe EE 36 S ro8ew, | ei eetertes a7 ¥- furnished White: ama)) family se nO | est wages. Abbott Jacket Mig : fe) | | gir! New Market esa (ce) SAL LESLADIES, and “Ones 7. oe is) SALESPEOPL sIDMET. “2082 Powe an and si card: every. . “iminsier. Forest ¥ _Pine st os =e = i “white: day | £008 DOF __! eee a ladies’ , te; reliable; no laundry. | OFfnecAines alec, Bienes bu‘tenhole, ape pS ge ig gg 1 Broadway. | SAl-ESLADIES: Brian i800 “8. SUITS OR DRESSES, FOR sPION Fin it or doublp UNION. 13 , | | machines Ay wor me él - on ’ “and : , | butten sewing mechines: steady © Broadway. roome end beard: nice. ¢ : eral housework: while. | Food nay. Anna Mix, Co. 610 Lucas: | WOMAN—O olgred. Easton” ‘Pisin cookine. | SALESLADIES — Ex jertenced on chiens FULL OR PART TIME. ALSO veniena enone: copvenient to 3 car’ lines. Mie ath _fieor. ¥ rk r or art nee 1. | | VER’ -— eu ———_— = wo wee = : rences Siht Washingvon. | Operators—Single Needle | aonax Mother r'g milk. for baby 2 weeks & Son. 105 Weshinston.—__—___— AP A NUMBER OF POSITIONS TAYLOR. 10ETA &—Roome, with | "hot-water — r gen. ed on all sections white duck old. _ 4604 ~wooene,___. SALES WOMAN— or oe for VERNON, <Expe: Cat "ed ; Bio" feo NGELICA nee gy ea) | we MAN—Good home. emai! wages 4 ages: 2°, 2? = ew before 10 a. m. OPEN FOR SEVERAL DAYS board Winite : noe cooking: refer- 7 ee 1421 Olive st Bg Be . ——_—ae SaLESTADTER— Frperienced | In Teles? ee ; , + S786 Wed who can = buying; . Ww EK. APP LY lon bi, Forest $708, ~ Bxperienced Operators WOMAN—For Mon. Tue. and ie SE, | regdy-to-wear! OM 783 Fraskia. 6c} | BACH WE room: Woman. to essiet wrth no perch ar ye piece - ® week art ular : to aasiat in starch room. (ec) gOe enportunit. snilitnery: | TH VIRG 191 one appre. | Kuaranteed bes per? BRE @| Laundry Co.. $301 Rell mera) aes Soe Paris Ba PLOYMENT OFFICE, 5 beard. Grand te, young; one appreci | once. NATIONAL Sa int “AND $s | WOMAN—Or girl. white. 2f"s10" week. salary S733 Prank ones Prony ; bite: assist “aice home; | OPERATORS ; | 4hoe Magnes. rw ADY—TO BELL PoTTM ENT iy. | FLOO gem gee Mare hoe tc) | - 4' WOMAN—Who can fry steak ond ao igs 18 L.ESsres ENT. _ gupesionced, with' Experienced ~— ’ EL DMAN. O73 cooking. Little Grill Restaurant , SYNDICATE Pest BL small fainfiy: mo laundry stitchers on pants as

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4“ POST-DISPATCH. Rooms FOR RENT—North i SALISBURY 2203—3 rooms and beth. in is A. Nicely fu a EXRIGHT. connocting i eS | ee 2 ee a aPaED ne he == os age furnished used as/ _ ail weet wt ty Cabary 414W. : 4 " for_seatiomen: 59. 7 | SPALD ~ eeping * ployed: guraze. Linéell +96 in private Seana heat. cas. elec- oe : . furnished or unfurnished. 7 hea ¥ _fromt room; continuous s_hot_ water $6. Among Those a¢ ce Newly furnished room INDIANA. 3331—Room. furcished. for | er t . ane ad hs ate cream ce 5 phe ag Ede oad a a _ é housekeeping. N. : N sia - ROOM —Ciean. apartment 9 with mM to fi eerivax a soon | Saad 1S14 S—Front sieeping | aes oe = ner) | McMILLAN. 4715A—1 or 2 large rooms roung couple’ ne other reomers. Ca®- | WESTMINSTER 4128— Desirable midge b t Sef tz readin y private family. F ous rem for or 2 sents. West —_ = ~rmnn . or witheut kitchen privileges. ny Ww. ie? and kitchenette private Rome: coupic. g® Sreakfaets for , — TAN 32 Furnished room ; fel JEFFERSON. 2117 S—Nice fromt room: | : oes ee a ; : menats—-mesty furnished rooms. orivate , , a - om ae gt Re apartment “A.” | __private famlir. ; : | ARLI GTON. 1365—Frent room, nicely ENRIGHT. sit. Ser 4603 —Housekeeving reoms. fe w WESTMINSTER 4328 —Sinsie deeping PO ™E robdiems, ; for | McMILLAN. 4505—Nicely furnished bese o. wim pm -| Wart meNSTER 2008 — Miceiy em Eye” Lodge. country sim housekeeping rooms. £45. electric. bath. for couple emploved or gentieman. : j keeping also ‘large. — ge —— Delmar ‘Mom. runcing acer tment. 3. ‘Cortes F Ent a a? conveniences ROOM—In private ails te taay. = S500 | Lema. - —_ nice. Dir Ki . WESTMINSTER PL. 4753—Loerely . steep rooms. siuthem —— ~ TT e ¢ “pakiey NEI LR PO cae gne poice ac@ Institut! ons former Pe - : . ae , . . " , 7s " cr \ timueus hot water: tris : State Bcard of Health, : al a S's) | ploy ie. call Sk anitor servi WEST ye ce. seperate entrance; beard if desired: Jewish family. gentiermen. ESTMINSTER. 4139 A—S0oxy77h fromt of the Governor and IVERSITY. 2307-3 sepa-ste sieeping JUNIATA. Soaps y front room for 1. id. tc7? " housekeering rceme connecting ag rooms, si) con- ; ate is for men, private. __iady employed. ‘BARTMER. 5895—Room fur a ge aged age light | 3 uern PHERSON. 3044—2 light housekeeping | ROUM—Lady to share oe Box | Veniences: can accommodate 3 aduits. hind the scenes o¢ 7 4 eieed no rookie rs. | ees Hqnor ewer — ays apie. eh? age OAR ong tin tatty ME ger SH gitar P v Ps J on 3 y -_ i ¥ ~ a 2 : mmecting hocse- _s — for 1 oF 2 gentlemen: bot. | ; en ping rooms. weil heated: gas. elec- | ENRIGHT. 5075— cell furnished -com, | McPHERS & narmoty ae , wer Ritais # pe * a v ie 4 SNARE Ae ie AEH mete PRL SA se Lo TI i hn A 0. oie - é . ar ” 7 ~ e poe gens 28 ie ee ee a 7 eee ib 8 WRazhi housekeeping 742° es) = ! . — r ae _¥ ecalinentepcistipliniiadiabibal | BRSYARE G32 rlean | ENRIGHT. 5007—Front reom, kitchenette. ; a —— ny pr al KEUKUK. 3441—2 connecting. furnished _ wiv decorated a Use Ww icy) | reasonable: emmpicyed grorie. Forest | McPHERSON. _,##68A—Sinaie and comnect- — st-sm? oo a ir — a — Among those att — —inal gs 4 WS veniences peoent amily. 2 ———; | __ rooms, _ light housekeeping; adults. (¢)| GAYARD. 7&2a . sae Rae ae ——— §023I (c@2) | __ine rooms. 2 or 2 gentieermn. ; aon Trey reasonmabie: ovrivate. . . a * s- 4 said Were En f ae [ELD. 5102—Laree nea‘'y furnis LAFAYETTE $BS3—Rov ams, $4 up; bew | tric. new Hoiland furnace. = | ENRIGHT. 5628—Two nice comnecting pro = gE ge ae ge PS wie | BOGssS Fer ene or two refined Protestant 4 - 381 SSieepeene apart- Thomas J me = ie — tee _ c n: Se. Be house, everyliming ciean. BAYARD. 1106a—2 frent reems. furnishei complete for | young ) ‘Gene: 2 Gx wT, chairs wien oF -- . R4 - ‘yw ¢* is ¥ - —? 33s : __$8: modern: edu! : c} ; : ar ers. eet 4 AL BHIDGE. 48: $a—Furni ee $_stean } ain ane | OE =, —modern: aduits.__reasonsad’e. McPHERSON 4503—Beautifully , tur-| SARAH. 410 N—Room «ith “itchenette. EST PINE. 4251—— Nicely furnished room | =o ae and Segue - gentieman: private far! phone _ eard Zi nished room. twin beds. gentiemes. De!- $3 ow ie) twin beds. hot-water beat contents | Clark fie 20DCinted « ; ‘risk « mre - —_ a a = eyed, kitchen ;: LACKSTONE. 1155— apt. Ch or Sane| orcas ian Fores: 6223. 7 mar 1673 r ic) SEMPLE. 1408—Large room. mode-n con- 7 . | OFBanization of the @ RTHLAND. 522 @ front furnished; . ~~~ ra on private Park ws L 164 S$ —Singie recom: steam heat.| McPHERSON. 492 6—-Furnished room. Yeniences: gentiemer: $4 werk. (e' : a ~ th be =~ * sekeeping rooms. modern ic Penne ‘Memen. pri family. Parkview ~ S412 hot bath: permanent. reasconabie (c} twin beds; gentiemen; private family SBMPLE. 1334——One ro arge. « ea! oy Baker. sfteea« £pother Der eT te 7 tan trams | JOUISIANA ioa — ficor front BOYLE. gs; =——n, *! \jorn im tans? — | ‘ico4) ~ LE. 1334—One room: ome or two room. suitable for two - RRE?T 5203—Attractive ‘ron oom with steam heat. Ev. , 405—Large room and kitchen ’ ernor had refuse Tv TH A ¥itS perch. facing pa: re. l iarge room Deimar 1746. (oe “iene t hehe housekeering coubDile | MEPHERSON 415;,—Smali. room. water are WEST FiNE. ae Tee. iaTeZe rooms. | Ez + . . Then a ae ai * — -—" SEMPLE. 1412—Nicelty furnished room| sink rane. also firm feor room: ““™mett P. North, “Se eorvce®! m; steam beat: private family. "e® | 424 c nnectiag for >usizess man 7 : bie an ~~, oni m connectiag for —— BURL. 13304—2 nice sleeping rooms: | TLID. 732A N.—Newly furnished room: sitepmg,. $3.50: housekeeping. $4. | wana A bie. ) : Furnished room. light > ,Yy — indie cond —— ns Eris preferred; references. 2 girls: coupie employed. Apply 722A | rage. “must be resectable and kitchenette henetre. | dent, and Dr. James gkeeping. 37 EYN¢ ‘H. 920-—3 large rooms, - Marple le sink. | “{BANNE 3575A—Altractive room. evr- . Euclid. McPHERSON. 4167—Laree. | SEMPLE. oe Furnished room for two | WEST PINE 3804A—Atcractive rom, real | tary, that F ~ lance yard. first | leundry, = _celiarp | _efy convenience | ' g¢) | ECcup. 1 2 light sleeping rooms. nished housekeeping rooms with or without board: all conventences: home, gentlemen: contigucus hot water: : nice bes err. 3332—3 rooms, ya McREE. 40574—Modern front room for CABANNE. 5531 A—Sic furnishe¢ plepne kitchen oritrileges. De!- |_ garage. . private family : ten his then membershiy _ sieeving. $5. fc) | private tnaniiy od: — -——_ “01 W i (c) | McPHERSON 1358— Leveiy - ished | SKINKER RD. 5614—Newty furnished: | Baker later asked 7M. ences required: low rent; for companien- Cc a a S333—Laree sleeping room - A a € hosing: mol garage. - gan! couvie: $10: eapicoved. _ of all board memberm, , ip. Grant SOSH. | CaBa2 A : 4 | McPHERSO? pg SM Le MEN - sees sy ———— | CABANNE 561 Singie room with | _cther i 2 ——a . =. S850A—2 oF ~ Seg, suite. | | SPR ‘heat henna am —==5 ee aoe im | > ARD. 191 oe eee bath: gentleman: private family: refer- ‘EUCLID. T7793 N—Couple icok: | a ee elegant new fur- | _car. Lingetl 214 W. manner, Dr. Enice | MICHIGAN. light ae wi omces. Cabany 2816 ie7 } something extra mice at rm | Bimire, gaa range, Rot het, bath. “eicam heat, = tired | __feoms. gas | CARPENT 3 ; ~nint rice wil] find completely firmished bed-/ telephone. In apt. $50 | STLEN LLIV AN. 3008A—Large er smal) . . | MICHIGAN, “41164—Nest*r teratiubed 3 ensina “loane Pacmag “fia | Foom and kitchenette apartment; privace |MAPLE. 5655—aAttractive. weil furnished | =——— | southern =pesave: fine ieiad ne hitt ~ room; private famiy ne convensences. ra : (e2) _OW ner s home adults. ‘ci ' : a or 2. Cabeny 563M. (c®) | A leutte fee 377 ; = fleor ae mr be , piano. . Heralded fF Women 2. . 3 bi] oF aed . MICHIGAN. 3650—Sieep - wlet CATES Si26a—Ciean. iight = si EVANS, 4249W— Smnishet foem in apartment. (cg) convenient cars, bus, good menis close. had confierstes ~ 1 7O8A N.—Neatly furnished roem — age ‘ami es ~iose oy Bo yggpe te@2) | ___rooms: very desirable $4 nS ’ me gtk basement rooms: child acc —a: | t& me. = (1) | TAYLOR, 1227A N.—I1 large room: one or (e833) | Spectal to the Poat- hae _ nized Jauere © bivehen. |MILITARY ROAD, 200—Big furnished | CATES. 5061—Newiy furnished Is ae Man —- _LMaplew cod) —Parnished | an (WHITTIER, 501 NS —Room and kitchen | ALDERSHOT. = Presseut = = a eeenente te ree 4248%—Conpietely furnished ~ ‘. ro for LE cre ‘he |} stor room by German fomid y. im owners home i _— ” : _ room for bousekes ping: od floor . ist+—Housekeeping rooms. — -) The Bren had ~- } Feo . electric free; $8.59 ween: | _dath. eas electric children weicome man Helice @ewe coldly in a, ) been in the process of . @ TarTan* South MISSISSIPP1. 1733—2 furnished reoms. | CATES 5088—Two front housekeeping | (c65; | MAPLE. furnished room and 's43-——Hoom im private home bent —— 2ia0 ba room. ATR, sicam beat. bot water. _ EVANS, 4504—Furnished room. $5 per | two housekeep'n ng rooms. furnished -For- a sae ok bee sa oo ¢ beard if desired (c@2) | MISSTSSTP 1160- Meusstheounl mg: nice CATES. 5140-—2d floor: nicey furnished re convenient to Page, Weilston and ox fe) . . - - —." telephone: reasen- | __dedroom: also housekeeping. fev: |! Taylor cars. - (5) | MAPLE. . ané doubie we Septet Seatyetem: atur i—Nice light housekeep f tft room; eectn |= = = r er ' 7 ¥ : Lal = housekeeping one A 4251W—NEATLY FURNISHED ‘heme: ot srureae —_ 11l28A— 3 rooms. modern fizt COT Faas, 4218—3 unfurnished rooms. triai - Jax af ‘hin® eR * PER INES AER SE RD ETN AO OTR Soot BES tog Ra, t * Poe NS a et Sine secre Se o* aca ee : ~ SS eee Aa: » Ean © . thee - ay ~ ete . i IRN “apie va he + nigey tee ~All alien nein ane “ RE ii Ce aes cere. Et OE EARIE Awe “Shatelge oe. eRe” NOR CLR ed oes, SOO mt wegpics? ws ‘ m ™ we ade enor ‘ oF Z ce a 4 NM, ° ri ol HF mal ee ee ee De ota stage Pieter, hoon ro bp EH * 3% ; ghd Be) Sep so : calle . ba! a : ; eine - “ox with kitchenette: — _is4i—t ™ . s. emp! loved Parks lew rd: all conveniences. cher | od. a nqusekeeping | __S&¢p e: famuy ROOMS: STRICTLY PRIVATE: GAS eS SEE , te Ww c85: rr all, conveniences. Victor 398SJ. 3. 310s Beant ful room. twin = ND ELECTRIC; $3.50 PER WEEK: MAPLE 50424 —Desirabie room; gentie- = a te) 5 | Sem Sas et | Sscending only = Seu ; ~_ ee 4625—Furnished room for gen- NE -BRASKA S303A—Newly, decorated 3.50: al. convenrences. ‘HALF BASEMENT. oe coupie reasonavdie. Forest | ate Two connecting bhousekeep- ve wal $700— Furnished frent reom. | British Govern ent » = es ™ — housekeeping room, 2 employéd: conven- CLARA. 1315—Larce light housekeeping | FINNEY 3704—2 a ai Raden 7a rooms, $8.90: private femily __| i Se eet — d ’ ee “ - caarcnameeloece, gua. tences, $4.50 and si@eping room: orivate family.| conveniences. Lindell 29608 “ MARYLAND, 423 Hi ON, 637 N.—Sleeping reom. sewly der- EV RIGHT. 46 Large furnished reem | 20d¢s of dollars — MBASK 4605— Modern furtished —— a ae — Phone Catenr 1os0M. yr mvenences ingeil ewe . i 2 haht meee i OREGON 2003 — room, i aa ee ea for gent MARYLAND. 42358—SieeSing and bows |“ ahi —y- oe gg sal ee oupskeering ) ————-—iaa —— —— room. all comvemiences: simgic or coupie. MARYLAND. 4 ~3* —Housekeeping ‘ ani | Lindell ~— upie employ red: $4 5 ric ns ~ 3068— Housekeeping ij > ' = Detmar 307 42. ¢) Seep: ed rooms. neat. il furnisned. VERNON. 5742——Si =i | Ro OM—-Large. front ha! room twat ‘Dona 877i .a- ene FOREST PARK. 4499—Delightful fur- MARY LAND. 4309— First ax ag or reniences. Forest — acy. call Before 4. Victor 32203. ‘ ruseke*ping room Se _ £82 s © : heat ) . XTEENTH 965 souple or orivate family: ., "a ' . CALIFORNIA, 240 Ae ans ang Sidne 4 Guay Steen so able. Grand 602W ‘cy — a 42 44 = _ mn - ‘ gen ina ro - : so a . x . ii—Laree. a ract(vre PL... 43357—— ee | lent accommodations . “es , CALIFORNIA. 359241 — ~ ark sitting room 4 ined: steam he { eee ser = *s far ushec. . GENTLEMAN desirimg room. private ne. GAN 3500—Large, steam 1 heated front Pr cg reoms: range, icedex. runaing | rooms: het and coid bath. phone. : : : penioen sroertetor. © | _wingie bec. Grand * ic} MAI L.. 58S0A—Nic furnished S5xx West. viease calli Fores ; seeping Toom. bieck from Grand. aner. arae.. . > CALIFORNIA. 1904—Furnished room in ; cM . @*7eTr con’ ven! enc oy i “at -. 34°71R Break’ * # tired - NEW BERRY > 3 eI > 7 vate fandly; ladies preferred. Victor ®*’MS—Two laree. ror sleeping rooms. | Derr. ae - 2S: SSS SS oe -WBRERRY. 450 Neatly R. fe) Drivate family. om Cleveland av. ‘ic ELMAR. 373 1 rooms. sieeping er GOODFELLOW 1 2735—Furnished om. a conveniences. i elma: et 4 an ate __ eu Leen Tz . S , for ofe pere! ‘ught housekeeping: oe TERNON 3336—Nicely ¢ ‘furaihed rpom. Wlectric hath. het and cold water: by site ~] - private fam!’ ‘\y or l or 2 versons: - “ oe beng = areving: or Yate home. Forest S013 $4: Grand | RUSSELL. 38353A—Furnished room for 2 DELMA #556—Large no kiteh housekerp- leas >arkview 20835. : °) EWSTEALD i ——_— WALTON. lLiSeé4—2Z front recma with EW. __gents or a couple empicred. = = = ® wcnemetie. ic) | — aa Fu — = | - — ae 8 —. CSSELL 2844—Ligh: ‘ EL. . Mhouwm with bath. oppe- += UIs ana: ao _ ; Large. well gr CHIPPEWA 345" 3432 A— Furnished reom, | 94 — > . — housekeeping | room ' site + indemere Hote «ea Sees ___ £c99) tae oe = 2 - ~~ c ~andsiep ——,. : Se orn penance IVE - atte ream, | 7”: —— YN 47354—2 ‘ares rooms: | Mant cars. Benton 184 _ fam convertion aod ns a Ealllens aise hall room: south front. ROOMS—Pine Lawn: 2 furnished — Post : i . roo Darade °° et-eervire & i oe eal” Meant : wivate fami! t. to) RU SSELit 2623—Neatiy furnis> a ELM. 36.37 —Neatir furnished reom. 55 - ss — . -~ — 3a] bx WASHINGTOS. 4554—Sileepi | keeping: coupie: near Parkview | eatiy furnished itt aa uruinised — ~~ , — Excellent board an@ soem et ee sae Siceping and light a7" ROOM AND 4 hourekeerirge: f cg™ecting reasonable. 1$7 IM. {s) | arta > POARD. ~~?) ‘erning Hts «eperta!l * hot-water heat: meals if desired a) _compveniences. for sentiemen fc - aie aie : ~. Li ; fe; | te 2: ae jo) ELMAR. 24698—Light hot . “ — ee: ae “4 ; oad egg 7ING 5 ke: WALTER. 3138 lovely . | ee = r.. . $8 ‘ coy neat. Cieam Tooms: Do children: terms: .ENSINGT' >: (27 — Housekeeping. em- “7 Seeeenngenee room, conveniemt to cars and bus. ~ L- WASHINGTON 4955—Laree weij fur- cen’ (-? ome pocekeerine. cheap. —— : Site 4958 PTON. 1925 S —Larre room for 2 or! oT. Vi iN ENT. 2608—2 ltch: hoUse keep ne eaten , —— SE PCR TNS SENOMBC. 35 MOO ne a privat family my Flan pe ‘ Hi eo igekeeD ine room. secunc ‘wren hede ¢ lemen “ ' : excelient | —————__ = —_——- o800—.ocn tom us line. Imquire ; rcom reasona die _yenu \*men or coupie tL ¥ ie es ‘ Ges re . - ee : ‘ OI “aetna anew : . Ss 3 ‘Cc x? *? small room: reasonable. | ; (2) a tacthiens ae — _ r) Own wi KINGSHIGHWAYT 101CAa N —House-, % . eon Neeeatienee WASHINGTON. 4503—apartrent F. lere- SESE One AML oe aon yt Fy ; Pamir theme R. Sate —Onner ‘ender’ wean thing | — fee ~ > ee 2 _— a = . a TIXCE ee 395 534 Xx —-—- Rew. tk Kk! SHIGH SAY. i000A 5.—Weill fur OL! 42 a—3 rooms. nicely fur- WASHINGTON 4903— Houseke ving room | sien elie owner at aA FR vate thaniiy. - veaty curatened I 3866—Light housekeeping aanes reom. resenmanie. Grant o05:J ished: must be seem te be appreciated. wis _kiteDenette Forest T1385. (ic?) veniences. Room 1806 Arcade Bidz. oy Se Set $146-—Twe lovely reoms: | front hall reom: private family; conven- rooms... 2 sieeping reoms en tch-n. KINGSHIGHWaY. 1250 N—Tight house _$12.5 er week. WASHINGTON 3938—Cean. warm rooms. ~“ orn co ir a gg erate — , eee ———-—-—— ren oe 7 3214 72 orent connect ting * . Ines. MRE oie: fre mt Tocom WASHINGTON 43131—Asertment CC: SUBURBAN BOARD WANTED __ £88 and electric. rent $25 icé' ho wse+ - children weicome, garage i 'iSsHWAT et fur- AGE. 4727—Housekeesiug sone and a furnished frent roem. SS ROOM AND y. A BOARD _Wta.—Druagist and _ death. wife: we S O8.y. Couvemient te KINGSHI GH) SAY. 846 N —Sinc! a le furnished fis: Cabany 39° te? R571 z ee eee : | ee com — agence privteges. Grand 41146 et Ek 8 sal doute furnished -~ooms dul: =ot-i Pp E 29.5 aad : staat e | a tor ie AGE. 5933—Furnished ; it ROOMMA es : of @ruiabed room. SiS or | qreeteNGTON UHHH a TES WANTED ns a ~ 7S a: r ~« : - . " . SHAW, 30915A—Laree. desirabie well fur- | —— walter —Large beautifully “ es _. . he : a e I IN'S _« Ww 7 5 ‘ " “ ron =_ n es - e @ “ gas ran end ~ =" fn fortabie. for oo scents a nn SS ee - ~% GH ‘ay PAGE 30544—One_ hall room neatiy fur-| water: suftable twe or ti = der ae a = i ~ ~ atin aw © Ci ‘ J a ; ~ 9: ‘ — ~— se . -_ =e 7 Fore *~ Peasonabie _ 2 : - 2 oe armis%eG sieep Fone Forest J2Ji ' ‘ Se a OSS i WASHINGTON BL... 3955—Nice house-, ROwoM MATE Wid —By 3 >, | SHENANDOAH e221 ie Meemen” nomen %. room, fer couple or J genmtiomen: | LaclLEDs rtE x furni a PAGE, 5252a— Nicely furnished a‘ keeping room. gas ruang*: weekly. A _ Grand 4377 J. trand 4865M_ (c&3) thence ; winch 1 casonabie. _iteat room. all conventences. ‘S3x) ‘ROOWMATE Wid. ts beard SHEN ANTO ak 3 Se a gg oe a Le R 297 r ferntsl @ LACT ED as Oana PAGE. £259 W.—Sleenin WASHINGTON, [j—Larse 34 floor | dir-eee4 wae =) 97 : : ‘ peat ' - P = or housebeer fromt 1 and nitehen- furnished; for jences. | __room for 3 gent 3. @)) conveniences. } oF : ‘emma - poms: Private home: no chi qual Hg ems or 3 girls: all comren “re nol refined | SHENANDOAH. 2924— Large south reom DELMAR. 5060 init ttcemiattee,” Gea siea LACLED S82 = . _ pleas- PAGE. 45324—Froat rooms. seeping ao —— - : : - no >» other boarders; refer-n--es. __ dreakiast t_ Tesidence _Grand 7147] ve ~ d ae a ee . ns or en suite. © ica’ housedeeping mecerm. private ‘amir. WASHINGTON 4143 — Housekeeping. ROUOMMATE Wri.—Youn map. reter WANT — we — 23 ee ‘SHE ~ aMOAR cs. = 3 _ | =n A in. . } \venlencrs mt: ter Wega cae “i wer 65) PAGE. 4547 —Large frent rocm. n so sa peo sieerping rooms. steam beat. het-water | Cre re rwrere * reas wien Pace 7 WH te 3. | ’ . aaa le . seeping. __Brivate family. . > ieee wae ¥ ee peor —__-—- ‘plewed: kite! = erivile private boune week a piece for four bays. fc) a. _* = - = +2 | ROOMMATE Wtd—Teo | Pest-Dlepeteh. SHENANDOAH. 3933—Furnished fren: | $5. 2. $6 “housekeeping room and LACLEDE. 4330—Beautiful room? a, *AGE. 38394—Nicely furnished “front Ww coarh liciag noout aed weal Dinchan: came | cts euseient Denrd,_ Tenecer ‘ieee — ~= % block wees — prwate heme. Grand 7963W. tte : y 37: a conreniences: $5 week Lindell ae! 7S. _ Sent-emen of Working couple. _ a. = ployed. $10. veal Bachan: ~id ROOMMATE Wid—Lady - employed a | _icO) 7 fee housekeeping room. : outlet c98' LAtLEUE 455°—Sieeping ‘ent AE : Ci—Niceiy furnished furnished flat. — : . ‘ - aubeudion ie fe easy At LEE, =—Si ping and light , WASHINGTON 73 ~— Roem -} FULSOM. gr welP furnished _%4-$4. ex ers. ace DELM. $0, 52—Neatiy v fuPmished rooms. nousekeeping. 4 *Wrenienres ne — a _____* mo —— yer wo optional reasona Die. ic’ | SIDNEY >’ ~4 ee . beeenientiin ' F hous oir "ingle and suftes ont LEDE_ ; x BESTT Boe ereacary — Excellent ist fleor frent Forest 544617 Wea — Respect adie ——--— =” a ft: 2" ACLEDE . #533a—Roo: on best condition r = > ehare ~ a FOLSOM. Beet piceis furnished room reem, 2d floor. all conveniences . .. 3 very reaswa- —o ‘on ona qoms conveniences, garage, reasonabie. WASHINGTON. 4814—Pircished mom Sgeatiraity furniahed room. Cab- | r—- mal private room for enter- PAGE isa ——- = SEE LUNE - | spr jort — 2983s 4— for gentleman. urveate for couple gr iadies. Delmar ‘ROmOKATE, Wtd—Middie aged . —_ 4 2743. Niccly te furnished roome. sIMPSiN PL. 1738 __k Rooms. $4 to $: 50 DELMAR é217—One | ae” x —_ = . famity. comrenietces. Delmar 31J35R eee ic? — housekeeping . reasonalhe. rew house . every (hing clean. > pn gen: lamen i iy is ——— yA ong 9 ne frent G4) WASHINGTON BI... 4771 _Winne board ; ic) FENAS wees Sa Ceiaranaiiene of rest of apartment Lome - x : s usekeep- PAGE ( —" — ome. modern gentiemen or co Lim- PAGE. 4480—C aautee Sant Tariler: tice connect- —BSeautifully fur | - IRG INTLAL 191 a cely furnished room nieiet im white: other mahog icy gas. ei) 17lOW ~ - nished room lectric “nko a : asi ing housekeeping steam bea Dusiness people; reference | ROO ww __for gentieman; private. Grand 493. ic; —S°'S.phone: Olive cars. —— LABRG®S corner coom in apartment: ori- | chead. a en 3645. toe eas ih. (cOT) VISTA. 21146—2 housekeeping rooms: pri. “ASTON. 4907A—Hall room for gentie- ak n couD.e em- Paam, 5324—Furnishegd south wem. WASHINGTON, West End: . 2616 S.—Lovely large room: twin _ "ate family reasonabie ee _ SS St 1 et chenette: adults: orivate family. con- double or twin beds: ‘Continuous hot Water, quiet home: Wa t.la: “E. 4338—Neatly furnished ~om ar eae o42—2 housekeeping rooms; | ~“=NCX. 6331—Large unfurnished room: ceniences owners ws {cO2> _fefined gentieman. firnace heat, bath. 3 | : ._ AGulte, _ ic) eee ae reasouabie. One block | PaGR. age ¥ furnished room. _7775M_ oom Furn tahe-? ok west of Bevo Mil! EASTON. 1 A——i_ienh ~ S az" ; f ~~ st —+ Call write Clart _ family: referen) __fveme ea : amen | aa LEONA. 1@ay 74300 Garimer) —Apt.. 53) omvenie aneg b : “oa erin bed = sews Fee | After ¢ P- = — D. 3810-2 connecting ‘WAVERLY PL. 1746--2 neatly furnished EASTON 4429 __Ne tie oO ve moms. furnished or partly © PAGE. 4966A—Connecting {rst reams: atly furnished room. empiored couple, hot-water heat; one. | : refercace. fooma, adults. Grend 41828. ' running water. Vic- ‘Ent housekeening «team heat werk reduced. garage. — a ssiw. WasHincT — q 344714 — Well. tarnished a i 7 peggy geen EAST N 51372—tlLarge fromt - » | Tie : (7) et poe 491 7 — aA floer. nicely young coupl-, | all conveniences. ww AVERLY Pt... . 7 — twin _Rished_ - ; a em . . | = a i8sCcoON st = “a ate, water ’ NIE ear LIND ~ 30¢6-—Housek ee een n nz an ~ ment. . 1 ow t | a ist} and electric — * ean “t583 3902A—_ Mgr ener ine moms. Phene Linde! 1150M SS 3 . - i > a>” a : aa Wt —Stngie 381 7— Nicely furnished | hems * or went. ‘i. adie ? er > peep e pen ate family moder FASTON 5850 A—Large moede front. 4 __modgery ’. S38. Guiet bore. A 2B. 3441 — New! iv furnisdbed oom with | RESPRYED “SEATS for r — parade , eee ome -| WYOMING S7STA (Corner Cai a _ people emplered: private fam” } ; twin Sede im offvate family: steam | _ ame © Seen. - Cas Laciede. Apage - ty furnished: ori- : Reaut! tsi | Porn | fer ive. East ™~. 408A —Furnished ~om = . i. ai Treason. a ' attens} Pe tt 5 oe — pf WYOMING. 3 38894—Furnished reom for. = _Be_siiection to at : 2 ee oe : | PERSWIXG. SSaxn—Roem whh tech is tae? a — tare | fer couple. | —2¢y_ompinred gern [>> - se — _private family. centiemen only. Cabaay garage cp io—,_ 3 P18—2 nicely Prentaied | pa er | Furntehed com: 7 elha. _ . t " —— _— ~ ight Rousekeen. ~_——-_- Ve. 44x3—Berasticully. oor . LINDELL 43°1—South front room. aise fret foer: erery Te na oe AFR Teo! ) : clese to 3 car lines bus. . | LIXDELS.. =i 7) 28027 ones id ale wa tees Tie 31692. —I weie tomily. e@aite ‘Poreet | ‘| _leeation, 3 PINE. 3711—Laree room TLS 5371 — Betrowm fer two: kitries | — tainty, for” . — 2 - a LENDELL. £143 (Ant E)—Laree. well. |_ “ished or unfurnished: owner's hame. tc) | Soe eos. | entiomen, .Grang 3317. fe} | img reems: all conmrentences: furnished rooms for 1 or 2 sentiomes PINE 1003 W—Hoom with kit Reet te. * $890—Niceds furvished —— ~—h eg@necting housek:er- eS om LINDELL 386 =t FF. roome SE. Senthern eEpesETe WELL. 4450.8 ae = et coum: L slerping room. Phone Ben- | EXRIGRT 3451 —Fernisted roam. send. | a | 1D L , . eats ; _ = S tation rur~imhedt aye a trent room eh eege71 ' 3 —— : sitchen vieree * HOFFMAN BREE ems with heat. ENRIGHT. iseo cleag Connecting I34——2 connecting rooma, * Riwiil—Nicel furnished ——_______ $87: | eee + ET 5 Sum Sumerians with ran h running Ret water: private family; West End aparument: Oe le Nee aimee en. het ond esld water: range. ‘o ¢f ME Lee -se * 14 aa, Reelin , eng A eng ene,

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SUNDAY - OCTOBER 4, 1925. )BAKER GUEST OF DR. ENIge AT “SLEEPY EYE 1g Governor and 54- a Chief Among Those at Gathe : - : ' | State Office Holders | Special to the Post-Digpatch. | JEFFERSON CITy, Oé, | One of the informal week-eng erings of the Baker administ¢ | Somewhat akin to the famo idge breakfasts for Politiciang pressing problems, was held afternoon and tonight at Eye" Lodge. country Cortez F. Enloe. Institutions. Place of Dr Director og P a former member of ; State Board of Health, Close | of the Governor, and behind the scenes Of ad activities. The gather tended, it was learne of those close {fo th eornat oe The lodge nestles ie Rie looking the Moreau Riemer an : miles southeast or the Capita 2 : ‘i$ 4N ideal place for a qui ee cal conference. - politi: Among those attendin q aid, were =nloe, Thomas J. Brown, ch State Public Service or whom a gubernato | inder way; Attorney-Gener oom Jr. W. A. Clark of Jeffer a ecently named by ent of the State nd others. Clark was appointe rganization of the lealth by major Minis ing ‘ d, by ai a} * &, it Goy. 7 airman of *7 = ‘erson City Baker as ‘ Board of Hea Tt ts 4 in th be State Board op after the Gor. | demands by Dr, | ent, and D aoe Prest= t, r. James Stewart, eoctel 7 iry, that Enloe be removed : is then membership on the Rat } aker later asked the resignation - al) board members, reor a ; le board, and in the ctroutton! anner, Dr. Enloe red. was quietly re. Le eE, Heralded Helicopter Crashes __ ecial to the Post-Dianatch “a ALDERSHOT, England, Oct. 3.) 1 Brennan Helicopter which has en in the process of Perfe onl r the past three years was entee bm the hangar this aferneea tall secret trial and crashed oma cending only a few feet The . itish Government has sepnt th . nds of dollars upon this helices " and ft has been bruited ad rtain success. The wings 4 dy of the machine were beats maged when it crashed. : 4 co *. pa nei, | | NEW YoRK. Oct. 3.—Th teal _' and another ° | Rreothers convertibie 6 per cent bonds have GENT HOTEL, toon . . the sergeant. He waited an- at Eureka Springs, Ark. The taber- | net ange some whet iaeeniur wen ne \ ae te tg Sak ston a been converted into ar Re at 35. bentlemen: | ' rk and Bean aodern: clean; $1 day up: $5 won ‘Gay. Then he served his nacie and pastor were restored to | and a slight gain in cnfitiog dee jiself. war debws. 5 ne S MRORO NOE ter cenecmnion at 60 alae Dan Please send detailed information ||| | Ne. 2 sie com A ION HOTEL. 84 h warrant. He found\no liq- felowship in the general body. | Betot io tee next statement of the Stee! Debt Meeting Failure Effect been deposited. Conversion of rhe fi-st | || — Sikedsine ie oe POL- ||| / geet 320 can value. . a nage a . - et " © ; , ¥ P e _— . - . bia | _ : Sse 5 . tes $6 and up: vender eee feet the probationary identified) This reversed a decision last structural see! during Sepremter wenn’ | “There is some risk that the temrecary S08 "shares to the avimandine gmeunt and Ht aie. a : Tedont, bartender. as the Apri! of the Executive Presbytery timated es ‘igh ial 2% 00 tone with and ~-- = rent de? : emporar) the second fer.es added 142,857 7 ree. Name oe e+ 6420646066624 eeeeeesces Hy , ee ee ee BANY A a | ‘ | further large projecta opening in the New ~ DeTent Ceteat of the communist Conversion of the third series at 40 Will 1 | . oe ~\ HOTEL—4873 Page mi who had sold him beer. Ted- and District Council. The Rev. Mr. | York district. Serember railroad orders ™#Y act as a soporific to capitalists and #44 125,000 shares Address ...... besndssdianalea Ht | Potatoes Popular priced family hotel 3 wt was arrested. Lohmann accepted the reversal as Bort Tink pices OO tons. while a large ex- industrialists. who really need an awak- Hf] : te your se and low rates. We kindly Memes More the sergeant returned a vindication of his stand. The |. Pig trop wes quiet ae wees ening to urgency of changed methods if |) ~~~ Fist oh PANNE CRY | Qa A > caine ee ‘tions came as something a “gps apred STATISTICAL REPORT cuisine ; accommodate et: / ee violation of the jiquor law but pastor. A police riot call was sent? ~ — wile quport omnauiry and some | and brings an element of uncertainty inte | ——————_—----—— = , > anno bus direct to hotel wip ye oe ae a em Ven- je: — one disctssion in the | for Aerember delivery. This | demand ag nacre eeagensend financia! situation. xe TW YORK. Ort 3. ee ee — 7 nq a) ayo avenue. Cc urc . = atl Sor eale ' % : sma. \s 1a Wii eveiop now dn the Ang)o- ' iif Cex. st eer. , =" - and iittie if any copper ' sua High. Low. ' a - ~ OMS AND BOARD—Wanted pMieuls County. NOBLE FILM STAR VISITS U, &. | ce: Gores Sites talon tte TEM | suc tt eoowars luety the neanperary’ asres: | SUCK! a Tow. “Sigh. Lew / ; , — [ay Ulery pee ‘ee. @ e end cf the week. kh } r ely e temporary agrese- ‘average : {vate farnily. Box’ agg seed man; police rejoice—a flaw-proof 1 Us | Fee A that anders for finished producta ment may recefve a setback French eco. “! 60 ood. ke she. on a ais , a o_L- 284, . a | y in ‘tory vo : 1 12 124.22 125.41 123.92 sis and tinge mPloved irl: near Gpea| Lithuanian War Hero Turned Actor (tember and that deliveries of unmeouss; 2c Tecovery very probably will be slow. “""46* So Tie Wk. Last Wk. - . Box hae continuous hot 4 WILL | Seeks Job in America. moe | inte domestic consumption last Nor has Great Hritain yet emerged Bonds— P MAND BOARD Wid. het | BE HERE AN Special to the Post-Disnatch. | August fisures bly im egcess of the from the il] effects of Government ex- Seale Maude. ) FOB9-#14208 | | | AND BOARD _ sleepers, dining the handsome+hero roles. He was | Specia! to rumors of &n easier basis in the Sou"h vest Tiabi)i* bo . rl . a 4 ; , , : ‘i the Post-Dispatch leecem ber tract . O° « dabi}s len ae ° ie fs 0 lee club a will arrive at wounded twice while fighting the | offen’ po ORK. Ort. 3—Chanres in the decline ‘of 28 points ond o ‘ane at 132 nae ar ee —— | j Ea ve statement has been made by several | , i. ceca ote Tag so yd Blinsky Marshes, and was deco- | Garbon “Corporation Were "itis oediee nk Pho marker a pF py oa Bo nr ro Me Fs wr Wh. Viale ‘ . thousand far sighted men and women rete oo eg n hour to) eit ne t : th a eo | | if. mit a ins ant @in.| rated and promoted. Subsequently | ywyron 7 Hervick ee. sera c & Directors. of om Wing net declines of 16 to aly ‘ a in St. Louis, who appreciate that this experienced ae wee os change a fe And olny | he was wounded a third time. The | of the board since Nov. 6 1917. was elect-| The opening was easy at an advance of COTMOMisioe 1.008.426 975.434 1.076.847 FF and dependable Company can admini hei Sonprivileges: "west: mealp in af oe train will leave revolution caught him in Odessa. |? Tuer president oh hg eee oi Knape. | 2 petat on October. but pagan ig co 6 ae ee 64.041 44.600 68.538 § y er thet ° . , . tn ct rz wa } . i : “4 ; ; , , fein details, Box D-34 4 ei late today and the He hid his identity but was thrown FR ee epirman of the board. and Jesse ak coke, keeping hate» e catine Poa! and | estates at less cost and with greater protection to their Wtd.—With noonday meal In pce =e St Louis will be by way! into prison. He escaped by a leap | * president. i S, Camer and GW. | Sring eround the 28-cent lieve] for Dece u- | porsat ee loved ones than can an individual executor or trustee. by young man employed eecnna ( - cs ead continue gs vice presidents. while | pte MPa very readiiy. supplied. roduc! s 70400 67.764 68.046 § - | : xicinity of Jefferenn : ae from one building to another and | ja cy She and Ww J —- oo (@nd the market worked almost stead\!y Miscell , ; se referred. . * > . | expected that the President | (elected addir) 4 , . nap ere | lower, reaching the low points of the @ neous - ed want 2 cam = Rage : | irman of th 760 and Januaty to 22.40c. 28 | funds pproved committee selected we a...) rooms ~ and board. tat 'aé return to Washington later TWO MINERS MISSING IN BLAST iB acoapting the maiiman of the board |. Southern selling was a prominent fea ive Sock. 33.486 28.087 38.500 ff area bya from the ; West End. Box L224" | Price es vice president ture of th trading. eu { | Spatch. x ae ‘Week. but will i. evD ent. the board advoted ae. resting @n increaged a ra ° e following: AND BOA . (cy ) wl iil stop for only Explosion Confined to Smal? Part BPP veers" ane 3 high tribute to hie | See dean eeenS. gg tiaition io Which | New York Coffee. BOARD Wtd.—Refined broth- — ted } management of eo: an ail street selling. | Ps ine” cieh a hone Aeaprgig MAME aInuten. He wilt make no | py ano rere, Mireim® Sate. | alec, and anno! woke shanty intuaneed ty) oe fevotigrahias gg NEW TORK, Ont, B-—cotipe, tury | sb enciin p » Cmployed. R. Gail, 3520 © Mis ‘int By the Associa : retiring es en active | pot s in the th. December neg toasy at an acvstice ; {ferson. . e wre . ° ciated Press. , officer. r. Price will continue 1 .| Wee relatively easy . . pointe. with March eelling up to 16.33c BOARD DIRE OR AN ry : 4 me the ‘convention Tuesday. | BLUEFIELD, W. Va., Oct. 3.— | tulting and advisory capacity, although he| Bfehenaive that some cf the lower grades ef 0D covering promote’ by Teporis of 8 ° ; nicely furnished and — | All but twe men have deen ac- | nem imteresio and ventas) Uwe baw: | Morter tenderable staples might be shipped | firmer, Tie eee es Lowecer and. the ? BOR ie’, Private : BADLY HURT ‘counted for in the No. 2 mine of | ——— |ewitching of long accounts from Peers | close was several points off from the bem TOOEES & AREM. F. O. WATTS. AxD boane wes Sorin ; the Lake Superior Coal Co. Su-. Somtem Weel Market. | ber to late deliveries. At the ciose De- | ona relight market, ‘March closed at President Laclede Stee! Co. President First National Bank BE. perior 0. Su-| pgosro 3 sa cember wes 76 points over January, . | : r & ARTHURS, THOMAS H.’WEST mM OF AUT 0 TIRE SHOP | perior, McDowell County, where an | closed ie ae a Wy io | Parga with @ difference of 80 voints ‘Yee. 18: ‘advapors ‘of tte) G™ocints. Bales a Pease y, | Pi _ ' ar ae a a explosion occurred at 7:30 o'clock r 4 a" yr in their demands. Their | Nothing very definite developed with Ove: eit 19.000 pase. Clouing ¢ Mit. Vernon Car Mtg. Ce. TACKSOM : fe . ' foo u was streng nm ne 7 “ ome x = vo ons: to be : ern ve JAMES BALLARD KSO JOHNSO reference. 3 rT Says He Was At- | tonight, according to an official volume in which offerings ware % Ine | ee the reported easing of the 7 Ree: anuary 16.0%. March 16.200; | & F. . ’ , o, ” : © u estern tasis beyond the s i c v Ca cone ae Ss by Group of Men in ‘statement by Dr. S. A. Welch, chief imam tm the ia market. Some me- | of increased Southern selling here. and Oc. S hoc: snot coffee ‘quiet: Rio 7 “" . tai Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer carey og of Board International ion io ‘other children.” Box D208, Mia |, Argument. ‘surgeon for the coal company. | guctatfons current arlier jn the week iih | Seether Tartoaite wicks Gieinie of De 20;ke, Santon de. 23.5 Jo tag | aaa HUGH McK. JONE : tepatch. ‘ : e beat ; to : compared with s digcount of 11 gnd freight offers included part Bourbon ' Ss a _ en, Samue] Seltzer.| Will re qua s at 62c a und and pointe at the close on Fridey. nad 6e at 22.5 | JOSEPH D. BASCOM, ; i. iliiam Smith and Dick San- § half-plood at .. Fine gisple territory | Another private crop report. sointing to “Rio exchange on London “16g higher. | Chairman of Board Broderick- Robert McK. Jones & Co. Rooms WANTED residing at 1381 Mont- ders, mine machine runners, are n ton ranged from $1.27 to $1.30. | . eS 14 B90.000 bales, -mphasized pelles, payne te sane e.% mer | oe Be Rope Co JOHN B. KENNARD, hidd Was ove 9 “ > | the tre toward tncreased estima y le et JZ rels iower to £Der : an scom ° " Wid.—Furnished i: it eee be | the only men who have not been New York Bank Stateme though it wag not mentioned irominentiy | 60 to 125 rele lower. President J. Kennard #@ Sone rnished, by 2 youn 2 in th nt. y "4 : JOHN I. BEGGS, *) _— young ladiem . the Brasher Au- located. They are supposed to be NEW YORK. Oct. 3.—The actual candi. | on 8 market factor. ; Brpeven oor. 20 000" 50.000 bags | Press Mest al M. s Carpet Co. Wid —Emplored woman with i Company's tire shop at|in the south section of the mine/ tion of clearing house hanks and ‘trust awaiting clearance af ihe ene of Ta, eee porate | Se ee Oe: te A ee 4: state price. Box D-345. P.-Dy pen Grand boulevard by | about a mile and a quarter back, feserre af $51 422000 _ op Ay +E wes satinated af 102.000 bales, against Ror Additi | Market | ee Chairman of Board First National eas af Se: strictly small © seers his cries attracted yes- Where the explosion occurred. All lB ge nt 6 568.76 .780 sumpared ai o~ 24 ag AR or itjona arKets oe K. BIXBY, Bank - “4O, - ‘ ee Hn. . & : ex 1eserve © e ’ | = oe Depeche = i na men who were in the mines | 226.740 was reported. RENEWED LIFE IN OIL See Next Page. inancier . EDWARD MALLINCKRODT, . * 3 D Seoarentyraiebed: es ZS ’epital physicians said he|*t work in the east section and | p | ore | S. oo President Mallinckrodt Chemical 4. Ps a", aM nS, fracture of ene ore brought to che aurtace ahortiy | A, F, OF L, 45TH CONVENTION” © GROUP FEATURES CURB | ate] ay eel : ox K-24. t- . fer Could ive no aoc- ter the explosion. None was in- . - , : Seni sarifot city, CHEUMMMMENDSG been set upon by at only a amall portion of the mine |—DePartmental conventions of BW FORK. Oct, FDeaiings on, the | President Anheuser-Busch, Ine sco ta. — Furnished. and smal) xitchett eer who came into the | ®md the amount of damage has not the American Federation of Lahor | session indicated decidedly the resumption St Louls | L. RAY CARTER, : ISAAC H. ORR, - Box D-63, Post-Dispatch al buy tires and with | Yet been estimated | Ware Gunciuded tetay and the slate | & Uta ieamnaer i oven le ee ae : | President Carter Commission Ce. rs Sn mena - 2 ¥ re p= e : (Young iady «mployed crsite™ pe bad an argument about : ) was cleaned for the opening of the | few years. | There wee gersistent buying in | THERON E. CATLIN i. Mi RUMSEY, Fi.. liga Rag Bs ye in refi 4 / = 08 Was beaten, it is be- Man of 56 Years Hit by Auto Is 45th annua! convention of the Ie1- tehea | hg Bey the newly estab- Pinancier : Vice-President State National Bank Wid amenle ae Ge is & tire too! : in Serious Condition. | eration next Monday morning. ‘United Light was prominent in that group. wM H.D JOHN F. SHEPLEY, ping: 130) minutes ide Sram SMRers taw two men run from! nem O'Hara, 56 years old, of | William J. McBorley of Cleveland selling to s new high at 160% which com- 4 President Ralston Purina Co Chairman of Board oo enton 1370. er op , Bossom | . ' ’ | For far and near. ° A. J. SIEGEL. + Se .* se stat nkaDainas GMM, Mafore ther eard|protaniy autievogs kerarc oF we |e oe ee eee ae tks | hehe Reet cetina aa: | tae inetuess SMD BO] Pe’ uarvc avis rident Futtig Sash and Deore Co. Sy D-117, Post Dicpaten, _ tee injured man. Po- skull and a broken left lee at 9 F Satie a "y J. Ata ng B —_— wes an active feature, mov- frame, testing aad . ! Financier WALLACE D. SIMMONS. 2 14 —Furnlahed cng ee c= discover that any-| .:.. k J . selina ete BR yl eS oy ey S| een — — | D. FILLEY T ¥* yeUne Gang inn, ee 8S stolen. |Ociock last night when ‘he was of Washington were re-elected tne upward movement. lifting cootations . JOHN D. . rustee, Associated Simmons Hard- | 7 a apex _D-2R4,_ Pom-bie ast one knocked down by an automobile president and secretary-treasmrer in fome stocks to the year's high levels. al Co. | President American Mig. Co. ue E4 : o Res id. "T'wo” unturnlahed: peat | while crossing the street in front iwaiy of Cons a dhs fter being inactive for a long time. the BENJAMIN GRATZ. © SINGLETON, | es nd P a , "@ respectively of the Union abel § oi! stocks as @ group came into the great- i J , ‘ : ea. 6 is 69, FOUND DEAD of 8310 South Broadway. He was trades department. a ——— post week and \-— 809 W. BROADWAY ——uds Ff Warren, Jones & Grats Ree nd Rilasantel ietol dionnn. Oo, Seanntnsstienniceiesrsenes aS - = : en SR. | se issues Came .t! strongest features 7 . MAHLON ALLACE ‘Single unfurnished room ¢f” « | FRO taken to City Hospital, where he | y- : ‘of the market. The greatest gai he Ww. ; | |; south or west. for lady. Calls “ARCH y Ad POISONING is des echoes eanienien UC. 6. Greeks Plen Claaics Chair.) ffice snebe wes me am ple is & . | oe Chairman of Board Cuppies Coe. Ww. (eb are. 7 | : “ - : 5 | t Paris Medicine Ce. . ae mr i The t CHICAGO. Oct. 3.—The Ahepa, which rose from 87 to 99. Humble made ADVERTISEMENT | President a. -2 light housekeeping rooma, | = Samuel Milford in automobile, which was | ‘ a gain of 7 points to above 46 and a ciate tee ee — JAMES H. GROVER EDW a : running water. TO%8 Arm : Bed | northbound in Broadway, was driv- | BECION organization of Americans wide-movement on smalier trading wae Vi : | . } waite pecapta es Saag 4 oa. Smelling of Cy- en by Joseph Baumgarn 41 years °f Greek extraction, at its closing — 3 2 ere, SE senerever Ae re t | ice-President Boatmen's Bank hy gy Me Mittora eo. ‘old, of 1619 South Broadway | Meeting here today voted to end »w ae industrial issues 9 aiezaoges | up ure | , 4 . . tga ’ e | om. | uring e oY "Row : years old, ani , ,;@ chair for instruction in the an- |. Typewriter moved up 10 pointe | "pia furnished ties : in amall fare hed; weet; rere # + Poet-Dis. 4-——-With private famitiy. a roomers: midd'eaged com); [ reference: ration. : Hien Station. 3900 Laciedts rny room facing gauth kitchenetre or kitches Tt mne district - rives ths meet the minutest exaction of the | & “ 8s due 1945, payable Oct. 15 at 110, and $16,096,000 Government of Nor- way externa] 88, payable Oct. 1 at 110. a @ the services of a probation- | ¢rom the stomach of 9-months-old | CO™Pared with the previous close wey patrolman, gave him money’ popert Kershner, son of Mr. and °f 99% and the decline in | ma sent/him into the saloon. The ywirg Owen Kershner, 1448A Cham- “85 4 frtction larger. | reported back that hers stréet, at City Hospital last ®"48¢ Joss in French been bie to buy two pints * large gold withdrawals. necessitating the 8 higher hank The ayv- municipal] issues amounted. to 1% points. . rate as a defensive measure. Prepared to Let Gold Go. “Obviously. however the Bark of En- for $10 A YEAR | ! we ollowing four ya! . | 4 . : wt beer with the money. jenaes ee . 2 Man cecaaliohey The market for of! securities | i - boussBtere guar 3 - ff ange Ae | ame 3 Sag at ee caer te Pa | ‘a "Mew, the usual procedure for The child was taken to the tnsti- | ™°Ved higher in sympathy with | umiess it was vrengred nel ag ae pon nye vst amd Miatiaced ee i ACCIDENT at ~ ] ’ ‘ | the turn for the b , stantial amount of ] ? me ses cnt ’ | Coakley would have been tution last Tuesday, X-ray disclos-. mM for the better in the ol] of gold before being sidiary of the U. 8S. Stee] Corpora-. “te down on the place, tear ing the pin its stomach. Physi-. stocks on the stock exchange. Sin- | Serene axain to advance the rate to pro- | tion, including 72,000 tons for the, o ? ieee for hiding places and when (42,6 took stone to’ reserve the pia | clair Consolidated Of! 6’s were 1 Tt mien nosition. Louisville & Nasbville, 25,000 tons | SIC ESS ) feature, advancing almost a point though we have lost since the rate | for the Florida East Coast Ralilway | ip bad confiscated a few barrels ».. medicinal means, desiring to was going to make this case to Many feel the Government will take ad- vantage of the cheap money te rearrange Villiam B. Werd's offer ger initiated by 5 the control of Gen- of $225 a eshere for TRINITY TABERNACLE PASTOR incomes offered rather freely. Wall Streer be- la- , ees ; over Conptinente! Baking is & growing Civergency of opinion here | iteves oe cempany gooner or concerning your conditions. Some assert |ter wil! be drawn into the consolidation. your Situation contains slight ¢.ements of | . . . Ganger. one being over speculation in stocks t Prosecutor Fania immedi- | row in the congregation last spring. ly Issued a search warrant. ‘by a recent decision of the Genera! Success at Last Presbytery of the General Council | that success couldn't stam- of the Assemblies of God, meeting, === MAIL COUPON NOW! iif i hy Review Nerth American Accident In- surance Co., 172 Bonnell Bidg. Newark, N. J. 5 Ee — a — The second series of $5.900.000 Dodger = | ” A ag Pes + ‘ . a BR oars Oa ee es i eee ee AG sagas ROT a Og IRS OR REO FLAT RIN AE gi BS NR te ge ea a A Race AP 8 a Bp BEI Tes aa ‘ th od a Hig aie, oF iS ae a a ae it ves i ist i ales A eal i ES eS SR RE SRE Mery o +g, ee — ar re : ry . ‘ “age » jap gah eR aes 3s on EE RE ES SOE AOS eS ar ae - * s ; ’ : a a jn iss se Eeepen 3. "1925 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE*CITY ; 4a ?* " ” * f. e 4 - as Jf, é , 1 . and uw . Y Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapé?s COMBINED ° STL 12 = . “LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i , RLF RAIN) SALESMAN ENDED LIFE WITH . } ht |__——- | , a - aie . : trength Im the fi ) f | Wall Street r ign Exchange Market | rir im sotwtalions Ui ac% Stocren : " ) POISON, CORONER'S VERDICT a 1p ° T oreign _| | SBR Be netetlations Gri ache eiuersent Dry Goods Market Review. | : Walter H. Hastings, 51. Found ; inan r By Leased Wire From the New York Bu- | ~ Pa aad tes > oe to 461%. | mashes guled tatimended Sur te ‘tees ; a Dead on Bench in Forest News bd xEeW Fo of the Post-Dispatch. | the failure of the pithrte to ot gg for spot gots well ausigine?, Maw af ! Lindell ilion by | 4 ox ae wae 4 net income of $1,17 few w 000.000. and in the last LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3—¢) a ei ee Se a @ the Prosecuting pavilion by a patrolman’ second and last hour realizing sales Developments this weck having « bear. © of $1,174,642, for the [r™ mccks there has heen a steady return | 109 2 %F: Ob 8% 4. ee: Foc eee: soramee Ta . ‘police an about 5:45 p. m. An empty bot- increased in volume and the early ing on the financial situation in this coun. Year ending Aug. 31, 1225, after extent by “the cen naee te Saws ' — 5 4 4. Spot." White Pigein The aa | arel away” fF Kien’ Sek? cake manage office, who have worked tle which haq contained hydro-' gains were reduced and some in. UM"? Terarded as favorable. includ- Charges and taxes. for glow great the extent ‘of thio trene- | seueaana j | : Jovemb: cases with much the) cyanic acid lay near the body. |Stances canceled altogether. This oe se red Yo See Se ee ’ 8 ‘ hind th counters of "th , oe J a ai in eindie Dull an-| In Hastings’ pocket were three/| was true of U. 8. Stee] and athe ee ' ae na er ee eee August sales of the National Tea which "the dollar drafts were drawn. but | y letters addressed to his former im F isber conference ‘at Liverpool. and a con- Co increased 25.88 ver cay | by lesen! On those drafts reached extreme- Ft were in perfect t /important stocks like American *ea@uent rise of securities in investment and per cent over he hy amounts. and the understanding ae t| wife, Mrs. Fiera G. Hastings ot] Locomotive aiiandaiiins deachenn _August last year to $3,735,975 and ‘transfer ws ieee ne a> gua the | a YY | ; : | , ote ) wa on this one. They pulled the I sona Hotei, his son, Robert Today went down ‘in Wall street “To appreciate ghe exact position of fi- for the eight months of 1925 reach- oe money rates have now “os oa Mies Uke a pair of Percherons. and his present wife. Mrs. Ethel history as one of the ost active “@ncie! affairs Were it i# necessary to| © $30,033,463, a gain of 20.41 per sterling comtinued ite ‘doclne, caliente | ‘et / ; P . , } , Ae. - matice have been nearly Hastings of 4318 Olive street, The | Saturdays in record on She stock nave am explanation of evr menetery sit- | Cent over the same period in 1924. to below the a te and bringing the fete | | Bs to comprehend what the 40n said thaj in his letter his fath- exchange. Trading was exception vation. The real cayse of the further re- | tie een thome concerned ~ high finestior tale | | é has meant by legal evi- er declared he was not committing’ ally heavy, with thd waheiald - a of the bank rate. of course. was The sluggishness of railroad pon at “+ 1. After sterling vielted | | 6th 4 Frankiin 4 the Prosecutor has said suicide “through cowardice, but in sales the largest for a two-hou naomi = Wg care yaed a eroes shares in the recent active sessions mand both for ‘ineodinty aelhne was oe | “Where the Crowds Go” ‘es e ¢ tj + | " r Xs mbracticabla because on the Stock Exchange, in the face tober contracts : , a ‘ ice have been about as me re Arey ~pe, that it is best for the | session since Aug._11, 1906. (of the ease and abundance of idle money. of exceptionally good August earn- ‘Me, dids heing for lots sf {1000 800 “and | | Monday Specials es a bunch of fireworks er y. e . . ° in other words. although our econsmie po- ings, is a topic of Wall street dis- te itt oa gemeagg nes this heavy buy- . - - ’ 4 / . ™ 4 , m ettect, Sing a case. P ome months ago Hastings suf The Bond Mark en is untaverabie. our gold rosition f¢ | cussion. Various reasons have been further decline. This cortne aeain iced , when Serg'. John Coakley of ered a fractured skull when NEW ss sufficiently strong *¢o vi rant the risk | advanced for this lethargy in con- be balanced by a gold im pert inevemens | ‘eum squad was “tipped’’ that struck by a golf ba§i on the links sts YORK, Oct. 3.—The/ of losing considerable gold throush with~| trast to the buoyance of ether | eed Evan 5 ins? insisted that bankers [ | a liquor being ,dispensed in Forest Park. Relatives believe | de saps - the war debt nego- pgp of foreizn accounts hers, which a | groups, one banker suggesting that (that « gold flow to eis camino and | | aie at 509 North Vandeven- the accident unbalanced his mind. ations continued to have.a de- i say wenk rate neturally entails. proposed consolidation plans possi- | tage Seen. | | n : toe Preasing effect upon the market """* “¢ lower rete emphasizes for the bly might meet opposition — ~ Tani | | * e rush in, as per ~ “ ‘ moment the monet i y sd P ; / ’ did bh OPEN SAFETY PIN REMOVED for French g®vernmen netary @ase and the firm- e e . Sem? He, did not. He gat : Se Mt and MuNi- negs of eecurities. there is a paradoxical | ADVERTISEMENT | OP 4 t i Cipal issues in the closing session s«itvetion Pg ie a cee Alias meal, Corporate bonds having a total par — - enti’ | n, put me it FROM STOMACH OF BABY of the week in the bond market, to 5 per cent being stre th ae et | wales Ct Spee wes te eae | | } apne fegan to think. He Siena The selling, though not parti-| “An advance in te Seok cen ) thie mouth if advence of maturity, ! | Unt risk a move until the next yiedicinal Means Used in Treat- | CUlarly heavy. was sufficient to Pe ™ade necessary bv one of two factors. } Se pee ta toe att rae ms M } : | = . —s ' : their entirety. ev- ‘ | f ment of Boy, Thus Avoiding carry prices down fractionally | for instance. cheap money migh+ s«timu- © Treceess = ae | if Day of Thought. Abdominal Operation. ftom the closing level of Friday. late speculative activity and etir trade te | om ny ye ei eign ona. 000.000 ' Y $ va Be Next | 5@e value: ; [hen on last Wednesday, he ob- An open safety pin was removed French government 7%s at 99% °” exvent that would absorb all avaiishie| Government ef Denmara external | Why do you jeopardize the well- | i undgs: er the lower rate might bring about | INCED Wafer | being of yourself and your depend- | ants whem you cafi buy protection - ‘ | Was cut from 6 to 4% pe C 2 ¢ mized liquors to have reported avoid an abdominal operation. The | me an Pigeon Sheet and August. about £3.500.000 tn ed. oo aaa | Chinchilla & Sate bo the alauaae WO SERSPOLS: SEAMEN ALON te the Prosecutor and be turned | treatment was declar2sd successful | ate out strongly: among) ae headed on balance by more than £5.-|& Vicksburg. The New York Cen- | Any One 16 to 70 Years Accepted ad coldly In his application for | rriday and Robert was returned scons care ssues which otherwise ome above the total on hand at the tral is inquiring for 175,000 tons | $5000 principal sum. a warren to his home yesterday, none the, ae 2 come pening | pally ® mole Mandard was adopted late in and the Atchison, Topeka & Santa || $50 woe Rag 2 tae, ible time, Bergt. Coakley was rae for his experien:e. Preneure. poe "sh | Fe is expected to be in the market) go505 Fh gore pe ay egy ' 4 a haste slowly. Sle let an- ee The market for railway securi- wlciaiee le we bask rate natura!lv feoon for 100,000 tona. Meny ether safequnrda ~ Mier tet inking etapse. Tie REV, FRED LOHMANN DECLARED tier es Desvy. with, Baicionore a rats Tort scant pment tage Sa 7, sort te bare sour aay Ohio 6s, St. Louis San Francisco. Operations this year. Further develppments in the baking mer- | — won S ave your salary | stopped and pay costly medical bills, per- | | haps lose your job, because of pneumonia — : ae , ft Z , ; eral Beking Co. are expected early next | @ppendicitis or the many other sic | Prosecutor. | The Rey. Fred Lohmann was de- a ; oe ey iganny although this talk seems now week with announcement of 2 Sermesion | a See at ie time of the. ee following day. he ven-' q~) a 0') premature ' of a new compeny to absorb General Bak- | year’ es. an accident may disable | : On the 4 clared to be pastor of the Trinity “Sooner or later our monetary condi ing and Ward baking. Officials of thease | you and stop your salary. Avoid that tured to approach the Prosecutor. Tabernacle, Marcus avenue and ee y et tions alm>et inevitably must be determined fre — iy ae ney a | Fism! Mafl the coupon NOW. : ; ‘ : ave been in | n n 1 . recited his procedure. As Page boulev ard, where there was a | by developments in your market. and there | holding company then is expected to take Temerrow May Be teo Late! : ; : Sliced; Pound. HAM SPARERIBS kk. arr FRESH PIG TAILS... ib., 12/2 Fresh Neck Bones ib. 6 New Sauer Kraut Ib. 6 ; | poeta taeneetiiaiedene ee L$ MAULL’S TOMATOES Ne. 2 size can. Red ripe, solid peck. ABE real i4e can velce. CANS Po bd VAN CAMP — PMt the City Water -| “Middy” Film at Washington. cient tlaasics in one of the leading to 56 and Miller Rubber after selling ers! with the tt Threw S. * found dead in bead) WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—“The | universities of the country. The 215, moved up lg a ly By Suff er | ™ ™. yesterday with a | Midshipman” photoplay filmed at; organization also will seek to es- Atlas Portiand Cement made a new high why experiment? Why trifle of poison at record on an advance of six points to a. his the Annapolis naval academy last | tablish a seminary to train minis- “Titre was e grou of weal danger of strangulation? Des bs ; i group of weak issues. Lend aq , June with Reamon Novarra,in the | ters of the orthodox Greek church, Da Fv gn Ey - Plage aq “Se as device "and y- Affiliated with First National Bank ae a focon da ugh - raewtgge Bevery and in which Presi-| who will undertake the transia- from 28% to 16% calistaa nh ay aged cantrante the rupture opening ; f Fenhein, 3425 dent ©o ge refused to f i- isi rh | \leve’. The Southern Dairies jsaues slao | COC OF two weeks on everage Case. & : du with tatiana ste precagicarn ye . “ partici : tion and revision of the Oid Ritual sustained gevere ioeses. the “A” atock fall. | We epecialize in the trestment of Rupture %. TRUST SERVICE an ® made. e shown here next week. to conform to the modern demands ing from 40 to 30 and the’ “B" from /| for 28 rears | EXCLUSIVELY a Neighborhood physi- Secretary of the Navy Wilbur. for an American-speaking church 30 to 18. oe Tee Saws tet aes evening Gers i ° called, telephoned who took the place of the Pre office that Milfor@; dent in Zhe film will be host to! Hellenic extraction. Next year's cotten declined 25 points ir of cyanide poison- | twenty-five naval officers and their comvention will be held ig Phila- | Lovis. Quotations: Good ordinary, } midd . 20.7 wives. | delphia. | geod 7 Sic: miaiine ns. - among the younger generations of St. Louis Spot Cotton. -} ms ie, St. Louis. Hours: 19-4; Sate. 46 | ~~ St. Louis UNION BROADWAY AND LOCUST TRUST Co ate i a

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SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4. ros a ee to 12,119 Bond S2les were $13,009 “gainst $33 . F lowing je -. ; aS ~ . ce. ay : MAT OATS ~ 4a ; IY ty Py é . #9 “060 bt mt Oe ow | x « « eee oe ; OO mes, ‘ mame « & « a ie 2 =) ! is ae ve « So: ~ Crh > oy. “Ph ~l@ é eo a +s hes 4 bee Mt > rte! a8 © -. ur 2; » w a) f he BTR OMS he 09 Oy 4 » ‘ &: $28. E2% g “ree a Vibe while Rice-Stix Points t ‘@hares. At the final session of the Week this stock Was bid up to 275 with Some offered at I80 ar close. | r- “The street heard rumors Of recapi- ; In talization Laclede Stee} s0ld at ; Ki ae pia : — Gea co r n ie. red wi last | ———1_felepa. : >, ae a : ‘ “ Sale back hand sa es 000 omitiee > . > ' ne =—=— ————S=—_ — > of 10 and Hussmann | ae ‘ures in which there fair cU0ons. The fermer Sold as! . The EZ Of an aa. | h of t listi ditional $50 800 wort he pre. / ' | ferred stock of this COMPAny was! Specs made during the week The refri-. NF ¢: \run up! teemen: ; been | Court in | 4 mines Pt bet pe * > rr he ba Oe I ms Pt mee b be g2 2° x > ws Ld — ’ & ee P bot pee Cr oF mh e5 So) 12 bt OD) bes © © dr 3 ot a © c©@ ° ’ oe tomo C'@ Gy > mm Oia. or 5 Do oe : . ff © - o a) a vu SITET DS 5 ie eo a - Hh ~Ies as »~ Sane we 4 pes dy au is 4 Mp PRD ins 9 ' 2 bd de bo 4} as , I ee ey ae a nal) - & 7 - 2H ae pee be > WwW ® pa sgeer: x ie the Beck of _e« : ~~ Anftother Federa) Court decision | having bearing on a listed Nat; aD © Wis é ba ee De te ne *oa@ ** ote ©; He Gabe 2 Like wD er SF xz oo P 4 a Oo S* a , 7 yr 9 6 ie A ~~ eA recession after an | Which air tz > VI We oe mht eone pa lt Pd Bw 0S tye - he ~§ “@ 2a 9 Pp ? eq 3 Ji be » tO Urnis 30% > ett CY ow wy an ~- b+ BD mms M Abang r* i 5 be Shares of the ing Company. ings. | 33 not x utter, Es . eam . Leuig_ Varioug 38- Ulm 09 Gers uw Mwmigoc &@. ere 2uUe - G cn - vi ® hf ko) wd Cad --@ . OPPS oO.) Ge @ rt ee ie Artes Prt Sh by 4 » _ Ns tn by 68 @ . NGE, Vee op he AOD ha he e229 OEE > he ZW: 4 43 963% . 4 oR ge yg | ow: & Le tl ok * i we AMIS Re ORE PL py wd ~~ Don ‘@Be n 7) “Ieee Poe Pw + ~ 4 vs Ur 4 o-4 De at 1 , VIO Oe ny 109 me Os Pe at on a4! Pim is Cr Paro - a | * ; 90D bet 9 00 pas | * OD het bw be whe tlie “ a Mhabheryg =) nb ee Fe a ‘~ “109 © 0am i) 4 wwe ~ Urs Te ‘warn . otk BPE. Me a + “es co be ® 23 ‘Sey at $4 to Commanding SS to er offer, . 7 "as - éZ oe Stocx cattle seig ‘2tTiased 4 ta he P+ Cn Jal3B p- © SSE 449 Vt he pw at | Pt » or. 7 1@ =) A og Og pe | lwo is 7 p« jim Je “ao © ia deg a . ef yt Alfalfa Meal 7: . Me 2. $23 50.- che: 4 7 9 ak an _'A i) % ‘ ” 2 @i94 ~t(@is to 9 b+ e8 6 ’ ee Ld Pe i) Clie 2 Drio ts » roa SFA b5 30 to 150 i a ' Med am Weights 110) . ; i | oO - cal 1+ f i) h« * f #% - nH 9 * $12 i- 2nd cf] zd Sewn. Sil : co} @ A ' ;? S65 hee a rf Ore ‘“f é $, 20 Sak f BPivis Fe me Pt Od ht Ot ht ne ‘sy ‘Seo tw ids tty ae e bet Gp be 19900 + #5 -2reer c — an $3 te %! to $1% mow: urdar Sales : ; es 3 ria 2 2 ed.) . oi ; : 2 ve . . . te th : a : — a a ct ; i n A : 34 ’ a3 j k “ 7 e r . O7 Doe on ~. | es 55 é Among other Well by eee £2. 73 - with | SECS WE Suggest the following “a . ee. : te : . 2 2 end upward ae t hen: ries “ > | Cont : 2, 38 Dt active ""ESSt ments tor ‘T sales at $22 fer their Sha - ; . : ae nda, NF co : oe Fore. Feimnt kings $1 ne & s - @. $ a $i3 me! um ficure e, : aan — °o ot ; i ower at Sic 23 ‘o 2 ee mi yer Catch; > (Be be’? this | ty : 55 : 7 nd wees * - . i:gRt Pa Med and heary Kinds ma igs . Se ~~ = . . " Ward t : ci : ; : J Yi ; ons rly : of " ee! Quality \n +e: . > r a wy _= : ; - SG 3. e* - 4 2 . ~~ - a - og se : e ° BUCKING Mr * . ioe t — Due 1936 =a 4s » 3 | . eon 3 ap | . oreumrh: . im, er i “an <2 pre °8eg *e a°erece at $l2 %o i; 17 22 l4 34 Da: ‘Ml ered satel y &"ead. . . a. <7 a cele _ 4 S$ 3 , : : = i ‘car, © Medium, aed ; . : ac. 70% @ | BRA Ns; | mon gmktmate. $3 5° 25.50. . Due 1930 & 1937 : 4 ORI On toe $: te Pll - . . | __ ree a ~ a ~ ) : MOV @men: im ait 3 and aT Ye = M2-Ker today.

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WHEAT SELUS [oi ON LOCAL Exey : } NE , > ~ ST. Lo — Oct 3.—Total Sales ¢ ' y UIs ec yh 2 an e the , itt te | Week. br -« 428 ‘00 c . “Yew Stor ; i - one on ° jf ome Same week a yea ' “OM Pare With 9 88 yng end Sales igh | [Net [ tlook 7 lUeneed by map Soul wt Following js a] f, ~ wr ane, 4 931,000. om tee in ‘§ whe foe | ‘or for “for” | Stocks nt |Saiee) x eat cro Dting Ports gama st of ihdivia mt Ce pee OCR.) week _/ : Ann. Di | having dite 8° repors het Bd itted) o Ual Bales ¢,, om i 772) 47 ast for| for re 2 ae es and the 1 os Exchange ne week in 100-55 mac ary & 350 1348 1380 48 | week | we | YORK, Oct. 3 ew waned 7 *t Partly sont’ Changes for the th the high” 10" nd. [1M Mee MON Lig g agt of deat) £8) ay oe | of Sales, highest, igoct, 2 —In the following tab ¥Y stock. +*7 ps, _ aie an a 24 94 7 | Soy, | — % | Btoex » OWest ang : lew 2 Tee: ayab Sym bols— © pfa 8% 9x! « | 86% sei, Exch Cloai D Yable ; Ols-—++ aed 120, 33 P % *] an ME pri 2 lames Cashn” ever, “es oe ee FOr week. Tnthangeg “o'r? we, Teacaae pe a e a4 31% +h Ten 0) 15%! 14%) a5 a FS Cuotationg on aia i a being in $100 . Demar. : ‘or rei re ) SO 1 Ine — | | -_ 2 . Sta iit © loww7® limite "8 le _e ad Sales, High || Poa rc Week. ~ Paper. 750 s 88 % 99% 2} 14%! 4 a be rty Second a Siten ted tes ls rt ot , Wheat one rket aig vtts ‘ — | Rates 4. fel Bee oa’ Close. Ch'ge | ea OIL... | & Be pfta 16 83% oR PGB. 5 « ‘s 14% « % | eans $99 and ar, tha ia, for j are in dolla 4 Tenn El P as 47) ' a lower 4tUTe# One ~ See ‘ ) lee in $) wk. ‘yw an | wee i we fy, \o Be pid) 30) o: 1%) 834 « 'wenty.¢ nstance « and 4 Un Bie. 102% tusil4 | garth and “ecovered ed a Failu ° | Abitibs ———. week. Week. Week i. ‘ j STOCK MA pitiony jf R Ce “| 93% 2 9 13% 13% 1 Ota! Sa! our thirty-gee ’ Sale Printed ar 5a 4a J 09% 1% ie] ha a traction 1050" ty IaNC Reserve Rate In —_ pfa 3; 3 3a | 57% 16 i. y || “ses: raee Mask aver. || * 4. ig 4 399 122% 372 tae 13 ge ie ad % — % | 916.000 January 1 to date sales year 460, and $4.327. 06 } esterday 1” Uta Steel 5 63.1594 108 be $1 IRL. : h ° ‘ Oe Rr 575 4 10 4 10% | 10% 3x | Saturday 20 Industrieis £0 Rails | Int 1g $94 7. ot 4% 6% % f i 3 14% 14 14% i a te a year ago and $2 11] 4 were $2,646 186 000. ro years a Vece & L 44 “4 o4 | pets 3 ; Market Influences. Ajax Rub. 326 . % i 110% 3” | Ween ae: Lug tie bee 132.23 16a4n | | Jewel Tes 3 7 71% — ¥ 1 ga — i, ~ 2 ~ Seies. SCT pn RIFT —~aee = 411,000 two years on *sainst $2 564. 80 Val 6 4 a A 45 101% 101 404 ' ». od ‘0: . ; | asa ae 7 i OVERobc “| . \Clees. . am an pee oof a ‘9 12 t "1% [ ia 260 tees. 10.59 F, ie Senee 2 108 dg % 14a? °1%& ) rate 878 | 4 ing ma NMEX ENT Bont Close. 16 4 Ps Bo 545400101 y| 1 a ‘all 4 | [tres me. et 4 01.7 90 J 15% — 11 : Te ee —— none f Wire from the : | Aihied™ w+ ites 103 [533 foweay how 1925" ***---.. 33.80 1078 | | Sen pr 3.116 115 % 17%) 9 $103 % '103 103 "1% 82-47 _ 18 vs. & *? Bet P4. 101%! 104 z ew York | h 4 430/103 % 4408 | tts+-.114 37 9 3 116 21044 /) ER Lib - 1002 100—; | C7 47 ete “101y rest of the Post-Dispatch. ar Ceeesg?) 18 119% lisa igs "1% eC Pa th) 43 8) 406/165 srg tot = % 4s 32-47, [ * /100—¢ 16 vac "c = Bat pa AOI % 101 4 iy BW YORK, Oct §—The F ‘do pfa = 7! 88% "ge + ey Stock’ ang | Z | let pia 7) 61 38 36 34% "2% } 30 1 Ol—2g 10128 7 Cyt 76 37) agit! 1 o ,’ . . ve- SS 0 pid 4 ] ] 4 ‘ —] Ann. . : Sales) Hi} h,/ 5 i et K Cc Bo ; O7 % 106% | — : 4 ; 4 , O1—_2g -~ Cc cv 7 a7 8 Post in its weekly copyrighted An Agr ch 402 sf ‘in 106 © 1, | Rates ay i for x for for {Jose ih ge, x22 Did 4) o7 a1, 3 | % 2 103 Lis *337-42}100—31' 104 og! i9 firat-grade Sar é w Fenn bY 46-1008 1888, wal review, says: Am Beet 4) “g3/ 17%) 67° | 96%, 93% | Col w@ get Week.) week |p slot leon & & Ug I . ey Beco * 10 Wea” % 63103 ° |; / : | 4, 15 36: 7645 0 ui 26 66 qa eek! week. | Kayne ) 101— 19) | 10 mg & De Setern E] 94 610 Am Booch! 503! gn) 25 | 36%) ove | Sl pea! *f aa) O2,) a so gta” g, 113 37%) ag *) | $ “O18 j101@ || 6 nduste hittin | "3 wostingh B 7 *51/199% 100% loo Feduction in the Ban; Am Brax 9%; 35 | 3 % i. do 24 pe § 6344) 631 Keli 1100 "$16 | Of. ) 33-38)102__¢ 2 | Com ale . West K Coa) 106% 1106” )) discount rate es ee * pta +,- 15.115 111 lit "2% Col G 2.60, 375, 21 Ml ie} *)] @ oe 1th 18% 18 ame i tees | * 4154 (174 $ 4%) A02—1 1035 bined averages’ ; & Winch RA 7 7 44 104 i191 Hot and to the failure res — A Can 7+ 1074 24a? alt to orer se col” att 7 @1ly 13%! 76%)" | do To ‘ 85 % 65° 6632 (~ ~* ~33 238. : r “ 3 1]2 ° Kelsey i 62 | “ A ———* 4054 103.8 fen 4c j 60 4, meee t© make a definite Am ce: #120 ‘119 ‘6 Mj Com In ox) 42) 49%) 46 ) ’ cs _°| . 27/807 5+ | 36 - 108—s j2u3— ow ¢ Ment of the French debt. o. nt? con ¥ ‘120 107%, 108% | et ® do pta 128 76% 2836) 75% 3 Rane” #14, 84% 104% ys stig | Reading 4”) 128 13% ts + ee % | > FOREIGN BONDs : ee 7 Q wi we 75 503) 89 4 %/ ; » 5 | “fer ° a? 7 ‘ } a 7 ie: = iin = * -d , i ana ~ sot eanae g Am ye 3 28% 22 "383, | °1% | do pte 3, 98f a9: 38 ty yt o ry . 1} 73 >} % Te ol ofa 28 18% 7% nee — * 37 ro 87 | ol Toi are - LONDa —— You at — that am Exp 6 ‘Sita i 48° 8 x «5 1 2 38. | 254) 26 *| “2% 1 x web oe 116 $3. 101, |agy | . Revd Bf 2 28. ton, 28 Ie 29 |S % | am + Gs 66s 4 5A | 96% | 96% AT en Sat PONT BOUT eae . eg eVity (28. @ Pes +38 (148 ct a hel a Se ct aoe oe 8 + 34 | 36 eid 3. rt | 80%) 407! 0129 | OS do Ge bo . 86 264 T 28 9715) | Markets this week a 945 48%, 46 —1% > do B 498% o6: ; — ——--/ 5/58 = rly a “".; 8! €g 43 1% | 2hdo wy ° ‘+8. / FOR, og | ‘ &T6& 4% ‘6 97 97 speculate in stoc a Am Itide'| 7) 92 | g9%| 48% —2” | conse”! 9 98%/| pga 38. | --. J. Gas 8 1617; 370 —16 Ronsigeetn’ 395 1 95 | $2% —3€ | 19 do ie ee | 96%) be , AW Wwe RS 24) oo 102% 103 ! me had about /“= ree:| 841T e ae et sa> | 91.°4 Cones 275 2415) og) 28%! sii, [I in 4/184 164 | ist ete 1731.90 | as 94% on? | gf Aust Gy 7% aa’ 202 % [142 12 |, 98 1) Am Wr Pape ¢ 30) 52 *| 95%) 96% cru against their Own Pid... 12 64 a ij] 4 4 | Gone st" 6 “es, 4 "14 | Deh \ 3% R5 17 ° 47 2105 0 j "2% | Aust 5s Re _ 10] ‘100 ‘ w Pa 6 38 | 62 52 ‘ that a reduction jn ia ca | Am Ice 8. 42119 624, 64% a Sol Cig | 41 40% | % 4 | LaM 4+9 Sa 83 % | 6 . % 24 pftd 3'103 % | 3 108° 1 3 Belgian . PERS % 10) 19 Anaconds 66 52 62 62 pen San e-{ do pra ¢ % 116s yizat) * § do pad 7). BO) 40% 1S | do ped''s) 34) 7841 22%) 2 3. | Keplosle 79 103 [103% /— 8 45.109 | 98%! 97 22 Anaco 2. - 100%! 100 f rate of the Federal R Am 3) R4 83 aari Ye | Comm % 88 | 87 ~ . a8 1120 “94 lf |e % , Se oe 14%) % 4 do 7%, 55 109% 09 35 nda 7 38. % 100% sage - e- 1 Inter; zo-)' 5 R3% + Dist! 6g! ~-. f jmy = | deo B 4; a 120 A 45) Bia. 9) 16M). . . cis 109 4n CM 7 102% 102% 1 im Of New York wae : ; if 723) $2 *— %& | Consol G awe 64 4 ' Lime 88 77%\ = ee do pfd = | as! 48%) 5 7, Go 6s 55 | POM, 96 Det 43 02% -° Further th x was immi- ad laFr j ‘1 14, ttre 40 *31, Conao) ia: a 924, . 90" re “Sess | Loew’ ~~ 4 13 e+” BB % | a? &. ig | Rev Spre $ 8 hal 9} 63 A 31 i #5 Belgium Sine 40» | B64 ss Il A ee ae eS ae % | - ight an that, they had | Am ore 1, 96%, 961, oo. — 4 | Cont Cas 4 108 a, RE te ie ‘ic | Loft ve} aee 354 34% bed i se ee 433 a3 | a | 6x i 2 Berne 8s 45 hy: 02 % | 92 44 ost | 13 Sense 0: : 4. 93 S. | 99% . ies cae one: eH z de pla > “—s - 87% 50 af ‘re? of Pid 7 4130 8! p78 . | Long Beli} 5; oo 4:, fees b Reig SS ° 51 ‘Ot O1 120% 39, \ 30 Bola? #8 50 rete 89% Hh | 98 | 2 Au Ret A. 7 a7 10g 102% yay #. enten other | Loc 18t+ # 31, ad bie , me 6 32)4)2 2 eT17y, 97; “008@-Wile. = 7% 4854, |Rossta ¢ 1 A 1°%¢ rn J si %i 10 ori] a! le Ov 7% | is Bs : 0 - 100 oy “8 to stirt a minor iis’ at 3} 17) 5] by 40% 120 w— %1/ do cae ; os 37 & 364° 364 | o ¥ “w? 3 38% i a 35% tos % *Sm% | 4.42: _.! 196] 5; “ | . 2 do Figg as -| OB%) 98 i | 08 i 3 a a Pa % 60|100 «2 | 120 100% 29 2 rea AT, & major downward movement. /a Rey o. * 56/1118 109 2 1 20 %i— % | Coty 3.80 3120 4» 1299" %/Lea of * ! ..1/114 Loy eit + tate ee oe ee “44 ae. S114/ *2y | 3 Buenos 4 ¢ -2 105 (105 106 | 1 Bes ret 6% 53 a4 ie 100i - aren nter. 51.Cla1e9, é the morning cables on Thure. Am Reneil 1 781, ve = ig % Cree 3 #7 55%) Sz 4, | 54% “ys |Louls Gg 755) 16% ify 16% iy | StLesr 7! eri gn ss | a 6 3 Canada be ep ~ heed 08 | uax% | 4 Bun a 5 oe oof 26) O74 | ose 114 3 : ms Of the Lombard strae: A Safe R $' 60 | 58x] an ® - w-- Crucibie 4); g~ £936) 49%) gga? | . 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Fe ater tterousiy, | Sou sor, 57 885/140 ~ Co gt % 9 1) 138) 33:33; 72% goM) SS | Numne 8... 169) SO! % lo pfa - . 38 33a se *l% ee Rg % 20) * bay 250 — nw 46% ‘33, ah Edison Biecnae’***- | 77% | 724 | +4 forward "mannt were ease", he d ’ : ey e oO a y “ ly . ate Yn } ~~ 9° ~~ * ° y ’ « : hee, a a : veh meager | Gent ‘Rae's 195/222 |200 “onse 23. | gui? Pte 5 96 102% 102 “(02 * 1% | onmen 750 b2 46 Soy 80°") 22 * | Vivaudou. x6! 7 126 (126 */ 9S) 650 pelaben & Ets} 99 | 70% | 9°. jain” Gre... 7°: “a3 (788 aoa * | zm penrhet. in the Uimted ‘mgrcegs todage ; hy Situations on ha noo Cot eett . san 52% st 52 % Pa | nae at ee ‘ 24951 “ ae 2 Ower D 10 £@ —. do ~ ~883 5 % Ss (—~1g | 10 Chi Nip a 18% | 7 Me Teent healer . : 77% i 77 More than ture of trea ‘" those ji; ro ‘ Ae 5! 5 SR — 3 | Haves 2.) ogf'415% 115 (115 (7? [Owens B 98! 61% § = Weise, oft! OR Ape 15% | TOO Cu --. 2061 48%! 18% |New Bngiand 7’ 2°3:- 89 /189”\1a9 nt S5" Qf0F conv nto tends wer ta firm » authority oe o pf¢g 9 11%) 16 i %, do pf rig a> 40 43% eo7 P Ge El # Pry - =). 60 % | °2 1.50 | 7s 20 % | 10 meg... ™ ’ Fair 106 11086 Swift Internati 116% lle I at " fending the — commen aoek and on tha SE.) “sas %/ 10% | Helme 3 Bi raat Ot 102% | 07 © | Pre OF 9 128% iT19 > 26! 4n 6 20 ("| 500 Foote Genm™-| 34 34 «jT onal. ../ 30° | 39 [228% jus " 4 price Of the denen . eee eTiMment. BP do pfe . = ae . 5) 7 7 ~ is ack j 376 Saac/ pe (119 7 Web i $49) 464 an . | 625 Hupp “wow. 15% 15%! |e ae PRE is | 80 win. pointe to par tures entire Issue, ) “= to +t. USiness Chi cs in: ~ 45% 45 45 _ |e Go pfta. "114 ‘ esse 1B 0 7% 40 & | 3 54% «6 4 } 400 75%) 71 pa ~—a oS 36 SPP Motor _ 24 | 15% | Untreg ®roe core Oo 6 a li 69 rar he threas ab 2 ttWhile is soun te tes, 128) tay 1% 4 108 312 . 175 Krag: Pid) 90% OO % | pA Free. a ' 44% | F8lions, in- of investment : ‘ Profits are CM 4s i 25%) 23%) 9 oo lpm 7t) 6B Gs Ri 4g * sy * 1 4 s 9 633 By ZS) eq Si : A? | 94 a. jnecwe.; 864, goat) 90% | Utah Metal, ** ‘ jf %! Ff nigorty ais, Mmth-erade rallies tteed Investors” ® fairiy © , 32 70 65%, 7H | en Parish B a! 2a: ot © | Ge 84 sa oat 5%; 16@) @ | 140 Mia U : Me! BM) am | wy; ae | 46a | 23 . 7 ) e'Caéwn oe, 13%) 15q) . > 103° 24%, 9 6 3 | Park a8’ 11 Pp; B36) onal | | 425 22%) o7¢ ts 100 i Pt 99% gow | meme... its 48 | 4 suena ] ye@rs in . : nen 2 129 0%! arc > % * EB & mo: "07 4- “3% 24% “1% €T.' jo: east, ot %! 1% 4; West Pac) 437 22 22% — ¢ Mid 8) Pro 50 500 | at - .-: «Sete 15 15 and 4 Prolong the : rov - do pra RS 118 ‘7% GCB% ‘ fo pfd & . 4; % 35 37, eo | Pathe Er -9 o 19! OF a ont Go pfd @ 2; ej 30% a , 15 Mid w Prin 50 50 % ee 16 : interese : F good times Chi P + ’ j y 135 116 *5 1 o ;; = a ~ | Poy, & , 8° % 7A. : *1y West t a 77% 76% —— oe Is5 wy Ww 2D. 1041, 104% ? with eet. he: es CRI M4117 (171% 3 jug Mo 33435 pa “@ . 47) § ‘a, 80% w ‘ma 1 08'130 Pleas ° %) . eet “Util. 117 4 04% fr : the ke iS &P 149 47y) aie | o - , Kl O3% e7sx¢ | Pern Cog: o oi 98? pond est A BG *9 131 % 137 50 Mon @1l1 strong q Eaeee "Ue upwarg 3. | 48 pcp £2 $7%/ 466) any —1% | Hs: :| OO 25 | 2g §2%,°12%) pe Ry 3 seis) 17a feet —1_ | Weating xq) 148281 | 125 3}! 1.900 x Bie Ua; £83) 68%) 43 NEW . ag Pward tn- > R5 R4 mc - == = . p RA 17% Ww ‘5 P4 1 C eco Aa 947 YORK Oct y a B@Obody belj _4@ 7 pe . | ey en: 117A St. ene le” 8 OBEY jon 88%! ga: —™ % Pr on 64 a 7 "4% « 150 on, : wH 24%. Cloths showed >. . 3.— Stands tes Ries ewe +1 ‘eves, but the CSsPwed : a 87% ora . | do pra « 211% Hits 115% * % | Mee Gas a 136 1, é sr — %/ de a3! ap on 1 | 17 | oe? | 500 Pia an Com 424) 124, i2g today although fairly “ao ~ ores a: Our Yresen «Lo Cts 3 34 34 er, ; do ris 1 ; ° " — Pere Mar PT 27 19n 11> — Pe iw «& L¥rte anain sd / oA 27 - } 45 p by ms] 21% | 21 were q ac Or . Pros : oe. ee 1 [ine On i; e568) 647] 01%) 1%! ° mw) ae ® 33! 78% i'o5 8/118 iy * | ge ‘5 20%) 3 2% 20 Ou... Pt4.| 9a % % 21% _— ne same wel! eee Will last | FF 2 O3%' psx! os I /¥nd Me A0c = 77 24 | 26% erat a ie . 13 s- $Z_,1 78% .. wi pfd $5 4370) ase rs sa 40 Quaker Oats ua a” , 28% and” tiles were firm and bax St lic theag he months | cn; 2 409°, 146 by 46% 4p “1% ‘Indian Rer 95 Ay ~~ | Se & o Dt ete : R4 RA. he elk wih Mo 4. 1415 O64 x 21% 2 “ral | 6.490 pao ~~ ® | 66%) ze . “ | Chile oy / 93/ 2 | 66%i eg xz | do ctfe R By R% f£ a Co 4 gy § ye . h R 1.20 14 ga” 8n: P5% egy’ | 75 Bwits ton 2 % 81% e1% ° Chino . ° 210 33 iy S4%,'. & | tn oo pte 2 5 a” . . PF Bre ng 4 sa. 57%) OnE Tr Pig wick ctfe bn BY oe % 37 iq —— «8.800 Bait sg 114% 114 1m, Active Chrrsier 20Rf 1942 2h 2 i % tal ont 2280 274 jon, | | & Ra’ oo Go 47%) 47% te 7 * Ove 1688 278, 9 a je Y 73 UC Carb @ a.) BO%) 30 30%, . tin . | 175X% If fh Sr) te 21 Pp 4, a9 be) Ao pfd 0 24 . » ar 72 = ) ¥ MS checked the | CCC&Str. 5 162 > ipa 108%! 5% | mS ‘+ sSals 32 iste |’; ne pet. 2 852: gy 7 21 | 99, 9 fee 4 p ASO) 91 4 do pt 161 | 158 "/160 fantee DP, yf Yemen: stock prices | UC PF 5) 3 83 F ‘ee "11% cog | 32) 26%) 254) og2,| o', ee ate an ge STK! 4 * “ Dalwt) t : ~ ¥ :* “2 -— - Saag ; de > : ee. ntb . id > o- on > ; Ey | : t Policies }-{, ff Y mark leeaat trading on the | Coca-co =" all 184 © {08x /100 4 a, 1M sasha! ic ez) 24 2. ot” | de men 2515) 45%) 3?! % ut Offerings | Col Fuel | 78 40& 144 oo do pr pr’ 2 as" @ %' ga ee ‘ 0 j 37 ; 3P & e7 Ine B R* vn 8 &R % MaR’ 1161558 144% 150 ; >“ j Int Co 4) 1435) 814) os 79 / oy, SSH O78 | pew high rec | : °o a new top fon th } e 2Sactibng were Year, wh ’ ! ' € tray. 209 Shares in| Trucks ana Dodge peters, Ma Orieane an gather freely trom New trading, the first |*trong ity the ocge Brothers were ms Senne: trom L erpool. For- No. P.-D. 874 2.600 — at the rate and Raidete mas oon - 5. Bteel | * yp eae ee were somewhat lower —— i “tf, 908 shares for ajfurther, Otis Stee] rallied | Rrain, and prices slipped + | fe date to tndividue! wR. New York Rubber S¢ssion C i ' wotlle in the | at Chica ’ ack ee | | ere’ arce Ua | an4 hea nik : NEw ite oe Onfidence | Wara Bankin specialties | « £°. although *Upport was/i The Fa tenn! ft LONDON: $10 832 400 noo and mank-! bbng TORK. Oct. 3—-Rubber—@mokeq '™misrion house | Dupont ¢ g. ‘Fleischmann ana | “PP@rent to some extent ! tien -, LOUls Chee. ounce Ott. 3—Rar alive: Tags greets. epot, 91%; uary-Mareh Pects of fair) ue Catured. Woolworth sh i - e . . | 924.200 oon Clearings ‘for ase A 4 on. PR 2% eae aune’ 32% 4 Der | “ 277 Se ©; Jan ten it conditions ‘an, leon ei” Urgent demand at a 1. Excha | $19.000-000: SHiTseponaing das’ 2 1628. | months bitie. a%a7 Ss 18-16: "te Peports nates ons and | Op for the movement a new : nge Irregular. | garree Ring Desind *. 95.678 Sho ve ” 3 NEw YORK a8. ee _ New Y commer. | tiona| Paper en Interna- Foreign exchanges ri port at laet year ‘ | 70M ¢: Mexican Pas §—Bar silver, | » EW YORK. Oct 2. L & new high for the certainly, continan ved un- | Bod Aaqeebite te ft debits for Ort ipae’ | are. SH c. Ji.20 1-36¢: Santos No. 4 oq. "ile Ne. tor Tradin, — in bong — moved irregular: | shone oe ep uon Pushed | rallying ot F suppa’"' ‘seues were | checked tp. uptu: coma taking | Rates on Paris dropped Portea, Ceuittien’ but offering. mee ‘o some extent, | ow for the movement ter ene rather egaily | ering slightly. Stefing held stead eadcy. by a New: h Telep),.,... “Sh in In- /@hsorbed ang no ; a. one and Teie. /810ns took piace” “™POrtant redes. [ Braziiian rates were strong me © 6 . “pee ; ; “ancing tp a new high tor the’ year. | | ; bed 7 Bank Statement. > + | Slame Centinaes. | Commodity Prices 1, Seats a Continued « Pressure 1 Ctive to sell ~¢ Cotton and Grains » v. crops of demands mada and tteels attracts ’ the commodity - we Sain felt ket during th pin the money mar. mn. Lee md Prices 4} ; arkets, er S the week and a deficit With large cirele of acquaintances are offered, by well Ne /* | 228,000 jn the Preceding Week and ing Deéce ' market, caus. the mber contra. the decreas i, ena SUS through the 23-cens ‘tor ba A, fo” $40 761,30. yrs Neg sate, : , ; ffer. ete ; 7 «4 . 4 ans, discount No selling: no I | H-134, Post-Dispatch. oe interview address Box : Sea a _ ' — “et nh Os Sy tools AND CoLizaae— ‘ . #0 tons

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sue ssauty POST-DISPATCH alone hos MORE CITY Circulation than it 0 morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Se me | ~VERY DEEP CUT IN 7 2 ran dimeric ot “Anton “were | SOLELY OM SECRET EVIDENCE | VeRSARY Carry on Through High School eae te coe Eater a . icudie. Gikdee "Gnigs oa ae SSeS ee || PRICES OF - E inches of water covered the base- Officer. Re 7 MUTT MUTT TT ag St. I ous Evening High School /mimg swept the town. About threc . ment floors. (Copyright, 19735. : a ! sail i PARIS, Oct. 3.—Many persons SALE Urbane Girl Killed by Car. ‘im France are disturbed to discover Special to the Post-Dispatch just.as in olden times before the. - An established Standard High School in the heart of the St. Louis business ' URBANA, Il, Oct. 3—Miss revolution. when the king or any cistrict. Classes every Monday, Wednesday and Ruth Paris, was killed today noon one else in power could send per- > - when she stepped in front of an in- ‘sons to the bastille without either At y O’ Clock Monda M. : Friday evenings. terurban car ‘trial or explanation that it is still | Open y oT ning possible to get rid of a bothersome | Evenings ' Approved Courses Sividee savor Sim one] Owe Se! KTESELHORST WILL eae. ; = . ‘ i aslum without ay 6! seg OS Br = oe OGEULIST) erence ccner than secret doce.|| 1007 . a ee = MN Ulcct-ond tener leever ae meen 46TH ANNIVERSARY AND nor the latter's lawyer are allowed | itab Office Hours: er . 803 Equi le Bidg. i2MtwoszP MW Daily: The Optician to see. 613 Locust St. 5 P. M.to 10 P. M. Mon... Wed... Fri. “L’ Oceuvre” reveals the story of | Have had reir proper place | Mlle Tarcher, who was only releas-_ T : : ed fro I ft hr i ‘ ; [im our eye service for 27+ a oe PY aeteat hed ’ "a1 moths detention. 1 ivears. We are NOT mere] tove affair with an officer who SCHOOL OF EXPRESSIONAL ARTS soolhnite elidab eventually tired of ber and refesed | High Class, Dependable! Handsome rennet = Personal Welte Mignon | Reproducing Pianos Mehee aa - her pleadings for a fina! meeting. Upright Pi 1anos EXPRESSION S723 TUBLIC SPEAKING , DRAMATIC ART Moritz Optical Ce One day she received a summons 2G sae re rcired = mmmons py ATNLY MARKED AT DEEP CUT aces a? TERMS EXTENDED Fi to £0 Modern Methods Chiléren’s Classes , o a Phene Forest 4119 _ Se 609 a. BROADWAY |office tn Paris. There she was toid REASONABLE —n 9 | that the Prefecture wished to see’ Famous Pianos REASON ee = This Gale WE WANT you TO KNOW the reason for the Taken to police beadquarters the girl was immediately thrown into [| yeer chefice of Plane ts bere om a cell and later taken to a previn- anle steck See This Suatte in cial asylum after being confront- | . « = ed with the officer Mile. Larcher’s Window at Each 2S > , lawyer. one of the most eminent members of the Paris bar of Our Stores. | ; F/ Mdeclares that she never an- ; vi , noyed or threatened the of- ficer and never showed the || Mason & Hamlin (Used) . min pravarigtemam mig wae en aod aus Wy oe Secale, caecaii. am ondl able line. We are discontinuing other lines, many 0 secret police report which the pre-_ them famous makes. We must clear out at least a fect refuses to show to the magis- - | dred pianos and a hundred phonogtaphs trate or her lawyer. a Whitney : aie Te pee fe anes? oe on es vol ae eC hep eM wes ee Mito Ree cas Ys eat hn’, ‘ wie: Bas 7 a > ih ue . bs ee COUR 0S ? E ns 4 yk : bi eS 3 - 4 ay 4 . : i! " x wh yee ee on. LS ene Tae, ; ; Be ed tt # 8 So AR RRB ee BE ts sh, SIRES ‘angie hot ey » : 2 Sige : : a RP: =e Sipe Aste eee ay ft bo He esl i, a OF BR ANE oS Rint i get gate Saat: Sat Ln RS ge MD, hehe ole Ai eceelie cal ‘ . , ~ 38 Se . % “oe Fe bad 7 “ ne et ee See ae oe. SE ae ee a ee ee eee ry Pee ‘ aes TR a. . e PR a Pit See ay x eee Pienceniatane yo ee Peon: sy fered in the cavre-in. His is the” Huguenot Walnut Saat Seneees nalts Tem Mason. engizeer of the ° - =? , | ain, : | | = : “a 7 work train which was just leaving | , ‘ oe : P - ( ; oom ul the tumnme!l when the earth alide a ag ' lj to have met | lem to the guesties ee ee ' , - 3 occurred, is believed t death when his engine wab buried we get home out in the avalanche. i} | . the thrilling The 4009-foot tunne! runs di rect- : ba 3 i vic? 50 ly thbough the heart of the hill ) : , » a ‘sored a ary and under Jefferson Park. | , : : Pmuch unfarorabie While railway rescue crews and 2 + Baby , wed was cay and firemen. . and ice uade | Gran r $675 to $°59. Slightly stereworn $3735 te $1959 value Ff a ; = | ae — Baby Grands, choice ef several Grands Handseme designs and $1450 New PB, 4 : eRoice of seve Pee i : siwars in ‘he were making efforts to reach r $395 sty! es _ finishes. Our discount finishes, rich in tone and wear'ne ryt the entrapped men at the end of the ‘ sae bite. a : $55 may. © . $465. = 4 | at & new ‘rack LE PRICE . 4 2 : > e Sm been so wel! .00 Cash—Badlance W eeki tumnme!l where the slide occurred. $15 y ‘ O£T-OF-TOWN FOLAS— Yea can EASY TERMS Fed : - ; we race. setectec ‘YF most of the survivors, having - ‘ . : mer crawled through the mass of fallen : ' “fegture” «vent This attractive Bedroom Suite, “The dirt and masonry. were straggling oper nent Hendicam. @ Virginian,” is indeed a sensational value out at the other end. They had Bged the best -acing at the extremely low price of $167.50. made their way. a number of them 7 eee 7 : was in every seme These 4-piece Huguenot walnut Suites ‘with broken arms and ether inju- = SS : ——— ___——— a re oe P ries, through the inky biackness of , ae ee : pase ch. Seth's Alihe Wi ae Seth's alibi. guided ov are exceptionally well built of selected eter dines SONG Sukh. ent: Beenie woods and are handsomely decorated. when another collapse might occur = Ba sixteenth course Each Suite consists of 50-inch dresser. abeve their heads. —_—— : S skillful hands | beautiful bow-foot, full-size bed, rpomy _ ) | | ) fui & . ; ‘ ; - per com ti in chifforobe and triple-mirror, full-length 25,000 ATTEND TULSA OiL oa : — — ——— aoe mee vanity dresser. All mirrors are mitered. EXPOSITION’S FAIREST BAY 9 fe==———-= ert fs te : AS which ts the latest innovation in bed- Reston Biedh Gamer of. inecsen | Ge ) = | =z | gen wap me room furniture. and Muscovite Ticid Is Com- $285 , ween wea’ pam ing T. S. Rival. By the Associated Press ns start of — ae the grandstar was Goods Will Be Charge Our Motto—Prices day. city club day and natural gas|NEW UPRIGHT PIANO —Heg- ——— : a 2 ee - cnn aie an °¢, Sunt? , : 2* . 2 oat . > A . . . . aly Aine . the | ular price $42 full¥ gvaranteed. ’ Held for Future Accounts Right, Service Right, obese magna yg nel tee Our Enecun' $138. $287 : ! ir a ) Firetc Delivery Invited. ss Quality Right. nua! Internationa! Petroleum od | Seth's = ne ~Exposition being eid rere. M — 3 | eniedied tis ee j the first two days had+bdeen Please mote below how this stock is pilainiy -marked fer this Le. . _ earned MAIN STORE—618 FRANKLIN a by- rain and muddy Every Piane tagged in plain figures. One price te all amd lewest haat : -_ gee 5 aa grounds, today was an ideal au- ademas _ since the war. Nete the disceunts on sew players and uprights: Value $8200. New a ral _tumin ene and more than 725,090 $675 Value $656, New Plaree | a ‘ “ut t - eut to ' people passed through the gates. | = : = a P , ° ¥ ive Xe Pr * = Te = - Special interest at the exposition | 3450 7 =e $720 weg 3850. New Plarer today centered yavout the Russian Value $956, New Pi Yale $700: Mew : booth. The exhibit which was de- ut te . $749 eat te _ lared tn shipment from Russiz. Value $1000. New Plarer $798 Vallee S730. New Ptare arrived here this morning. Oils and a ie: cut ‘o > Valve $500 New MParer Yalse $775. & all types produce@ from the fields = te eat to “CTHE- STORES BEAUTIFUL” of Russia were transported to Tum _to choose: fro: . -USED PLAYERS realign? “ + 4 ee : ; + ‘s : Oa “HR ey tee Ps yt ae mt mnt tt f and the oll poured into bottles for Sieur etiam tm. cline Seen 2720 Cherokee St 5955 Easton Av. etepieg. the All in Excellent Conditien BRANCH Manchester Mavlew Spekesmen for the delegatior — ‘ate Evening en redone | yey ey A ger $600 Players cut to $185 Smet meee we “M_ $650 Players cut to $700 _of any natiod. ——- $550 Players cut to $195 ‘MAM, 86, IS FOUND DEAD Us | $850 Players cut to $345 AT FOOT OF STAIRWAY : $700 Players cut to $275 Case of August Perkubn Is Being $420 Players cuf to $150] = Cones. Investigated by the - , Coroner 7 = Out Lerefiiies F RD at | The death ef August Perkubn. Rm gpm oon inate i> gag: t | $6 years old. of 3202 North Taylor o etieaain $45. 375. 90 to $135 Less Than Half Price ag ar" = ayers. eur -& JUST RIGHT tal gewamaire cariy yesterday | [$10 ‘mecwes'_ FREE ’ Terms 7Se, $1.00, $1.50 Per Week Up [sto == Other ‘Makes—Many Br : I Sm Rf a mei i SRR MEY es eS em NES IN RE tall Quwustairs ate yesterday morning was reported to police late yesterday. | According to information. Danie! Douge Brothers Motor Cars Graet. who resides at the North have never one begging Taylor address, was awakened at 4 for 3’ a m. by a noise Im the house. buyers. That is one reason why and, investigating. found Perkuhn dead at the bottom of the stairs. we dont take everything that He had suffered a fractured skull and other injuries. The case comes along m exchange on a ‘will be investigated by the Coro- new car. [t has to be just right, —- or it never sees our Used Car FE ahi} nw oe eam imMsrarch_ » floor | MARSHALS. xc. Och 3.— | Knights of Columbus hall. over a | grocery on West Nerth street. ~as '@ynamfed last night about mid- night. The rear of the building was biewn out and every window ae | Tare Moor Comewry. ine padi omand~ yafrew pg & : Bloedhounds fol trail t __Dasen¥ bar a eS a 3041-43 Locust Weel. hotel but ne arrests have ven | Soon. Until 9 om am aching corn, conde tmetantiy that core stops hurting. — then shertiy you ft it right off — ot fn Pulten (Mo.) Merchant Dées. with fingers Smeal 9 che Poe -Cospetch “Your druggist sells a tiny bettie of FULTON, MO.. Oct. 3—Moss 0 tangle panei | Oonse Baomees Dea.ers Sei. 00D USED Cars \Terchant. died today He had 225 CC ) “$117 cere, or corn between the toes, aad : ek it a He is y ae Fasera win Se ee Established 1879 KIESELHORST. PIANO CO. 1007 & | Open 94$35 Table models _.$58 : $110 Cabinets, walnct.. a Alexander-"47 years old. dry goods Every Night | $85 Cabinets@mahog : . .$681$165 Console, mahog a 7 - ¥ eS mere. | rh ae od of | Bt he aes

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: SN AG 3 -F SS Vig \ —— : . . \ GE * = a te Lykke Be ass fie, ¢ A We YY ps ta (ae ia ~N SYS AQ x EWG ~w* SN \ " 4 . . \ gy NS SSE ; PF WWOr’ a > - ? + 4 = 2 6 Woe Ta EL “ competition in Firetoma, f by Mack Garner, and The 7m, with ¥. Baker up, but in _meac-anG-head finish. Seth's : more inreserve than the @ and won with a head to . Petart of this race, in front | = sane _ Was iy itself c deg ST ASOERD PLAYER—Re@ ® With Seth's Alibi in No. ar price ; our dis- 4 ‘ mon and Firet No. - count $213. Sale price.... © ie heed and alle tn tos got ae Vs Alibi got up first and i the first turn Seti’; @n advantage which , and this early spurt ot on Kia Pays $19.40. mene better races of the i the third, in which the ” Lester Doctor, an:l eee for a $2 ticket, and mee, in which Fast Time, & 7 ites Good Player bargains. te the early betting, out- . e ’ - St. Easy payments. rE. as and The Muscovite. bu drove the sen SS: ees ae > _, $117 | During down sooner, she the winner. mudder, Stone- oe 1007 Olive * — wonder-| Hearndon, Notre Dame _ right hand win the| halfback, suffered a badly cut face. J NOTRE DAME COACH By the Ageociated Press. Sixty different ball players had a part in the 69 to 0 defeat here today. changes so rapidly that the fans were grogeY and it was only in the third and fourth periods that his team played in satisfactory form. Despite frequency of fumbles and other misplays in the first 40 min- utes, and had she been | chance. Ocean Current,’ Prelli, Cody and lends and swept through opposing | tackles and guards almost at will. USES 60 PLAYERS IN BEATING LOMBARD, 69-0 Ind., Oct. 3.— Notre Dame foot- SOUTH BEND, of Lombard College Coach Knute Rockne made Lombard did not have a O' Boyle, oach circles the Dahman, Flannigan, oa = entice —nn elle een ceitiaciea eee ee a tac -_—— om —- —- BPP OO AN less moist background, the P ke- | Liv up - is /\ ¥4¥ players would have won. Pig- { : ures show that the lowans wad an ~~~ e+ ‘ unquestionably stronger eleven: @. “®*®imston. Position. Drake. were masters of the situation me 9 hides oS gee as Be The voces Sample ' Se A ee Ewart . throughout the game. However, Hannibal......1.G..). Rebertson ; water, and plenty of it, dissipated! Semmes... __ a en ee ee Re ee ere etd, ll st egg By J. Walter Goldstein | Drake University’s football team kept faith with its name yesterday afternoor and took to water like ducks. That in some measure explains why the Washington University revamped eleven opened its 1995 season with a 6 to 0 defeat on a water-logged Francis Field. This does not mean that with a | emus tee J OF en IE ARS AR ete | IRR EATEN oar hold the Bulidogs at bay. Twice they came treacherously close to scoring, but frenzied rallies staved them off and allowed Washington ’ ~ Aerial Attack Enables Tigers ; ; ; ’ ; ’ To Tie Against TulaneEleven -Overanxiousness of Missourians Gives Southerners Touchdown in 6 to 6 Game—Swofford of Valley Champions In- jured in Final Period of Battle. _—— | By the Associated Press. was taken out only once, Missouri and Tulane fought out a 6-to-6 and serve to turn the tide in fa- football struggle Jere today. The tor in the contest. a matter of seconds. the Missouri Valley ity was well on its way. The Missourians scored before, the game was many After two kicks had been ex- changed, Missour! estarted a drive that was ended for the moment when Brown igtercepted A pass. Tulane was forced to kick and Mis- sour! took the ball on Tulane’s 42-) vard line. Thomas mage § yards in two tries and Whiteman passed ‘to Coglizer for a gain of 30 yards. | Campaign Today .. Jackson went over for the touch- wn just before the close of the first period. Studebaker kicked ger got but a yard. Lautenschilag- er was away to a gain on the next Tulane was offside and was brought back. Lau- Interference was detected on the THe contests mean little to the /two-yard line and Tulane took the : i evitable. The Braves clinched the | Browns, as they already have third ball with, goal to make. Flournoy) fifth rung by beating the Robins. place in the American League pen-|soored the touchdown on the next. KANSAS CITY “OPEN” |nant race clinched” ' Fiournoy’s kicking Was the The big Play. feature of Tulane’s play. made an impregsive showing, mak-/ back gat off only one poor punt Charles (Chick) Evans of Chicago ‘ing eight touchdowns. The visitors'/and an intercepted pass saved.the won the Kansas City open golf completed only three first downs,.| Greenies then when the vis'ttors tournament here today by a mar- two on short forward passes and | seemed about to score. the other on a Yale penalty. Yale backs showed skill in passing. | carried from the field with a se-' the 72 holes of the two days of open field running and line plung- verely injured leg just before the play and Espinosa. who ied until ing. : The. Swofford, a Missouri back was close of the game. A 30-yard aerial effort placed Missouri inside Tu- lane’s five-yard line in the first period and the touchdown was then Over-zealousness on the part of champions mave the Greenbacks an opportun- to tle the score in the second | minutes old. | NEW ORLEANS, Oct. £6.—Under a blazing sun, for which time) forward pass was an important fac- ye Ree va ee oe : Linwep and Semmesy ee ’ ’ ’ | Bride, Kansas. Umpire — Riles, + Georgetown. Lin Stewart, | Dartmouth. Fieid Virginia. Time of periods—iim. PITTSBURG 6 TO 5 | FAVORITE TO WIN | WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP | By the Associated Press | NEw YORK, Oct. 3.—Expert cir- cles tonight apparentiy had estab- ‘lished the Pirates as favorites to | take baseball's premier crown from Bucky Harris and Fis veteran to kick the ball out of danger. The fabled charm of the third thrust Drake . : . a Pl worked early in the fourth quarter, Washington oe ¢° &¢§ © Oo @ however, and the decisive touch- Touckhdown—Fry. down was scored. Substitutions: tor Pry, Everett The One Touchdown. for Newtem, Fry f Everett, Washington had received a punt| sgetheriand for he just a few minutes before and w fer Me- Harding by some lively stepping had returned the ball from his own 30-yard line to midfield. Here was one of the few occasions that the 4500 dripping football! fans had terme for Avis, MeCarrell fer Hennessy, Millard fer Hares, Bi- Het fer Semmers, Semmers ior Elliet, Henmessy fer Hayes for Millard, Vfliet fer Sem- ° to cheer and they were taking full mers, Sturbeis fer Ingamelir, advantage of the opportunity.| Avis fer Materse, MeCarrell fer Here was a sparkling dash that! Hennessy, Harding for Mahan, /might put new Iffe into the Pikers Hayes, Ingram fer Harding. vor of the Green eleven. The cheers had not completely died down when there a scrambling melee out of which emerged a blue player holding the bail. Another fumble: but this | was the vital one, for Drake lost no | time in showing that it meant busi- ness this time. Six smashes, most of them between tackles and ends, or outside of the ends, carried the dripping ball 40 yards down the | °®#ck was the omnipresent mark of field for three first downs. A chap |*!! Pikeway eyes. He made six named Fry, sébstituting at quarter- | ™¥™*- from 18.to 20 yards. Hea back, did most of the advancing |*™#Shed into Piker stalwarts with ' a an abandon and slithered out of port runs netting half of the chat ahatietiiee Mos pon Frys 4 e 4 work was done in the seco hal Mr. Fry Goes Over. after he had suffered a broken It was firet down on Washin thumb In the opening half. A tape ton’s 12-yard line. Reserves went’ bandage during the intermission in to boister the faltering defense. put Fry itn shape to do his spark- There was a Piker conference on/ling stuff when play was resumed. start yesterday's game either and was only put in at quarter when Everette, the highly-touted Drake backfield punch, left the field with a minor injury. Then Fry started. Evidently he was out te prove by induction that he had been wrong- ly despised, and he succeeded. Al- though it adorned the smallest man on the fieid, the big “4° on his . . a hac a oy % a 4s a ae * * ms Z e % Pe ‘ Set ban e , MBit tat e © 2 beret a a wei Whee ss i iit kw Raed ts Ne ote PS rat 5 i fe! field; there was much back-slap-'There isn’t much doubt that ths ping among the dogged defenders good people of Kalona, Ia. will | and yellow-slickered undergrads| have much to discuss at their com- ie. sent our their pleadings—but no avail Mr. Fry grabbed the ba!! on the next play and shot through the left side of the Washington wall for the 12 intervening yards. Drake went through the motions of trying to boot the goai after touch- ¢éown, but the loggy ball merely plunked to the ground and played dead. The score was 6 to © and there tt stayed for the rest of the murky afternoon. There were a few more thrills. however. Washington didn't give up by any manner or means and immediately started trying to pull the game out of the fire. The for- ward pass was brought out for a belated last minute stand. But depending on an aerial attack with that sloppy pigskin wes more @ muna! gatherings this season. Gail is going to put Kalona on the map, Not a Bad Start... go. Truly, Washington's showing was the most auspicious a Pikeway team has a day. It was the gins feotbell on followers of the local ‘to 6 in Wall street. At least part of this switch in opinion undoubtedly is Gue to the /somewhat alarming reports of the | lgst few dars concerning the con- tion of several of Washington's | stars. ; CHICK EVANS WINS _ By the Associated Press. | KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct. 3.— |gin of four points over Al Espinosa, also of Chicago. Evans shot 283 for matter of vain hope than strategy. The first flip went far of its mark and the succeeding one fell into the arms of Sutheriand,. a Drake man, who waddied 20 yards with it this afternoon shot 287. Cal

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By a Special Correspordent of the Post Dispatch CHICAGO. Oct. 3—Chicago drew even on the series by defeating the Cardinals todar. 7 to 3. The pitching of “Sheriff Blake was too much for the visitors, the big right hander letting down Hornsbr’s heavy-hitting crew with six hits. There wouldn't have been that mary had Blake's support been up to normal, but his mates turmed three errors. Gonzales was regponsibie for the last two runs of the Cardinals when he dropped 4426 threw wild to first permitting the batter to take second. Manager Hornsby ushered two ef his rookies to the slab in Eddie , Cieough and Gliimer Paulson. Paul-_ som escaped without being scored on but Clough didn’t hare much luek with, his ieft handed slants c Has Two Bad Innings. flough was savagely attacked in the first and sixth tnnings the iritial round. with two gore. > single and two triples were good for two runs. He went along peace and comfort the next three tnnings. but a wildness and some forr base running by Ma- ranvrille gare the Cubs another run in the fifth. Ther came the blow-off in the sixth. when ererr man in the Bru- ims lineup went to hat a it i> #0 - . . ad +a i 4 Among the things to happen were four runs. starting off with a home ren over the left field wall by Freigau. It was the first time that the pill had gone over the bar- rier since the offending bleachers were remoredd. That saw “lough's finish and an- ether Fort Smith recruit. Paulson. went in. He held Cubs safe for the balance of the game. Cards Baffied by Blake. The Cards didn’t look very robust in front of Biake’s hurling. BFrouble started in the’ second. when Hafer the beat out a bunt towards third Warwick inserted a convenient two-bagger back of the scratch sin- gie and Hafey got home. The final uprising came in eighth. Toporcer singled to ieft. stoie second and went to third when. after Bottomiey had fanned. Gonzales dropped the third strike the ee oe a : — ele Si i i i i ™ i ee le age —_ ~~ ~ _ i i ee i i i ke le LOr AL. Dreke 6 Washiagtee 46. St. Lewis tT. @ Springficld 6. MISSOL RI VALLEY. Keaeees 13. Oklabema Agzies 5. Kenense igntes 16. Oklvhboma 6. MIDDLE WEST. Nebraska 14. Tilieei« 6. Wiecensian DO. Imes 0. Chicezse 8% Keeteckr 6. Mieerseta Th. Nerth Dekets 6. Wieseeri 4. Tulane 6. Ratiecr 6 Depaew 6. Onte State 10. Ohte Wesleyan 5. WVestere KReeerve 16. Hiram 7. Mareuctte 14. St. Marys @. ® Beidwvwin Watltece 6. oo am 33. Michigee State Cellege 6. Kearee IT. Ashiaed 6. Weeester 11. Case @. lewa DS. Arkaneces 4. ef Mince «4 Netre Dame @. Lembeard 64. Tedteme 31. tedieunan Normal 6. Beleit 46. Nerthwesaterna (College e. Western iiteelise Teackers’ Col- ‘tege @ Carthage College 6. Meemeeth T. Coe 6. (retghtee © Nerth Dakota Ag- gice 6. Washbuere 6. Ottawa 6. Se. Vieter 48. Nertheweeatern ( ol- lege @. Meant Werrts 2. Wiscensin Nor mal & @Ghbte Uaitversity 16. Rie Grende o Se. Olaf T. St. Jehu @. Kenees Weelerer 14 Wiseceri eS ONL ae ee CARDINALS. AB. R. H. ° P 5~ | eoececcancee” Oem ee Ee | Sqore] O , ) RUSHES =~ PENALTY wiititl: FORWARD PASS =— FUMBLE “WX @— DO. BALL SECOND QUARTER bar t _—2 es! ‘terday and continued in ‘igtensity up to starting time. ‘odds Mrs: Fraser and Miss Collett To Play U. S. Title Final Today Morning Round Scheduled for10 O’Clock and Final 18 Hoies at 2:15——-Heavy Rain Yesterday Necessitated Calling Off Championship Contest at Country Club. By John H. Alexander. The 36hole match Between Mrs. Alexa Stirling Fraser of Ottawa, purchased for yesterday will A steady downpour of rain. which began about $ o'clock yes- varying fill- course with casual water. A. officiais ts post- the ing the caused UT. 8. G. pone play for the morning in hope of getting started itn the af. erneon and finishing the match this mornimg. Some held. how- ever. that a reali test of the contestants skill. the element of physical endurance being m‘ssing. The weather soived the diffi- eulty by contributing further water after a short iull and the whole match was definiely put over. Miss Collett Favored. Miss Collett is a slight favorite to win in the small betting being transacted around the ciubhouse. the odds being 4 to 3 on the Rhode Isiand girl. Other small wagers have been laid at even moner. The favor the youngster chiefly because her opponent has not fully recovered her top weight since an operation iast year. and hence will be severely tried itn a 36-hoie match. especiatiy simce the going is apt to be heavy. It is conceded thar Mrs. Fraser perhaps excels Miss Collett in her Orioles Pound Two Haurlers to Beat Louisville Earnshaw Strikes Out 10 Bat- ters, Gaining First Victory for IL L. Champions. . Bw the Associated Press LOUISVILLE. RK: ‘ -Bal more ubbed Louisville ‘nto sub- mission in tke third game 4 > championship series ere today rinning 1 to § The American Ass a r pennant Winner had four men in its parade of pitchers. while Earnshaw went ail ihe wat c : > : ’ Fz . = ior the intermationa. imague cramz- > vr. rions -_— — 2 he standing Louis’ ewon 2 1s Baltimore won 1 st 2 Hoiltys speed liooxed gO > the Orin) e« - a2 “ase bi it wae his rst ft he — = it . be on > ’ series A SACI °°. @ aS? Gb Oe eS an out and a hit gave the visitors two runs A the i -/ > o_-_- — 4 Ba v4 er. -— more scored four runs ir the secon — on three hits. a base on bea!!s. a sac- rifice and an ezror Porter nit to _let deep field and circled the bases when Meyer iteft the plate to field Anderson's throw-in The official! scorer gave him a triple and n- derson arm error. Wilkinson relieved Holley and retired the side Witkinson Is Routed. Baltimore got the ‘ts runs in the fifth had Sheed Archdeacon finished with successive sing!|+ and a sa a°r,r » ke ~ee* ~—- cs" “ j ; A died o *% a ‘ Lolomeis touched Earnshaw for as many hits as Baltimore got. Dut thete was nothing deing at the plate im the war He fanned 14 feur = >> - = ; j The fourth and final game of the series here ig scheduled for tomor- row _ »f groups of runs batsmen and passed BALTIMORE LOUISVILLE aB. R. FE AB RSE archncf 5} 2 3 0 Bafer™ 5 1: : Mais: 3b 2? Guyoen rf? 5 4 3 Porter rf ¢ 2 i Andenif 4 : ‘ Waikeri? 5 6 6 0 Treen cf 4 1 2 Bread Zh 4 I (3 Shanne 3 1 « Boiey ss 5 1 1 1 CooterIb § 1 } Sheey Ib 4 2 2 Betzei 2h 53 2 3 } M Hee « ¢ 2 2 Meyer 5 ; Earw p 3 i 2 Hailey pp 6 sa 3 — @ iota. 361114 Dawsenp iii oa “Timcup 106 4 @ Reem p 7} : **Redan 1 6 “a: 41 415 Batted for aFeon " erent th = Batted for > im ninth Innings -®e ee * eo 92 Raitimore 2479 5 @@ 6—11 Lowerilie Riwtaa 2a 6 a Twe-Daae Dole—Archdracen Balenger Betze. Thiee-base hite—-Porte " oer FUROR Stejen agree - ArcDdracer. 4 Beier Maier Sacrticre—Naceri 24 i a Tt? om beer —-Baltimere ~aierie 12 Baers of bal)e eff Keoh 1! “rack wt-—-Byr Earmsha iG. by Wilkinmeen 2 Ca 4 Bits — of moisture shifting to ‘Ss snapped ri Sven (mat ar - fre the styie said after the Wash- - ~ ww» : on nt Se teed enough. |} kicker also hRandied his iwtth a 32-rard average on i0 Kicks. The tudgment was sound because almost Ralf of the Yigitors’ furmbles were on punts but generally they were recovered Levy’s punting average was 27% yards for his 1! boots. truly a re- markab¢ average. The Drake job abir—_ opening. |The performance of this chap. Left of of- teams is to re-! oe. he over than its the Mi guards d rhe 2%» was more abund-— rivais. Bnesota ropping. line as This requires perfect timing fer effectiveness and the newly >rovided ? allow the hall ra. times early and three times furnbies. Hence give up the art! “pen straigh: by detense. Time With a six this as foot bal! and again sodded Francis firm enough echeme Beton s at‘ack is “ars with muitip foo of play based up PDy. mud- ™ Poss De in the plar aia it al # hand lirg Field ting to Wash- om *pilt ef the covered Three t was tried result in it was decided ‘*o and anc “ce Levy aepend offense the big’ *ulibeck. punted on the third édewn amd semetimes on the second. showed ari, was ithe heavy ball | that im the game that he im ime kicking ‘ettie. and it was hoped Owe First Down For Ptkera. a downfieid errer on the part The figures on the game show tespite , the nd Sample. was noteworthy be- cause it was the first game in which he had erer punted Piker Feds Weak. On the Washington eleren. the backfield showed better by far than line. Mahan on several ocra- sions rambled through the Bulldog Mme in tmpressive fashion and also showed a foot-wtsdom in his punt returns that must have made Solem wince Te will be remem- »ered that Mahan was a ‘ormer Drake freshman and got his first college football training with the Diayers he faced yesterday Foun. as usual was «a tower on the sec- endary defense. stopping rushes that had succeeded in puncturing, the line. Washington will need strength- ening on tte ends. Hennessy made a mumber of briliianmt tackies. but he and the other wingmen allowed the plays to get on his outside tome and again ends were not swatting the interferers. allowing the ball carrier te swing around with at least 4 one-man vanguard... ,}of some [Drake safety man might| that Drake dominated the situation. pave the way for a Washington ‘ar more than . > the score indicates - = " ~ ~ — . — i - - a al all ila tM Drake. Wash. ( Firet downs 3 i ; Yards gzined, rushes 755 xs ) Yards leet. rushes 5 z Attempted passes 3 5 , Puases compieted . a ie Pasees tutercepted ._§! a Pum bies a1 a Ball lest ou fumbles f= °} 4 . Pemaltties (yards) 5 = Neamber of punts 16 11 ver. distance pests 52 37 ty Reture kicks, yards =a ba] Only omee did the Pikers score a first gown. while 13 times the lime- men advanced with the Drake at-. Tacx. Aimeost six times as much yardage by rushing is accredited, to the Iowa backs as the iccais. Only in punting and in returning kieks did the Higgins men show superiority. Ptker safety some sentries returned the ball 94 vards te 38 for Drake One outstanding feature. and a netabie one. was the fine condition of the players. Very seldom was time taken out for immiuries,. an un- common condition for games. iIngameils. ington tackle. had from the field but was in goed shape after the game and will be ready ter practice Monday cinemnseiiliainiaiiiias » great finish im defeating Ada Mac- such an arrangemcnt’ , would not be a continuous matcn ‘and hence sot doubies team in the city variety of shots... but even in the 18-hole matches it was notable that the woman from Canada plaved more brilliantly on the first rine heles than after the turn and. var- ticularly in ber semifinal match with Miss Fordyce. seariy icet out on the second nine. Migs Collett. on the other hand. plays better as she progresses. Her kenzie, Canadian champion. after being two down after the thir- teenth hole. was the greatest come- back exhibttion of the tournamen* She won three holes ix a row in a blinding rainstorm and halved i7 and 13 to win. 1 up. Thess. too, she has had the best medal aver- age of the tournament. making 73 twice. an 82 the day of the storm and tied the low medal! score of the qualifying round with a 77 1588 Gallery Leeked Fer. the match been plared over two days, the odds would have fa- vored Mrs Fraser Both finalists are popular with the galleries and @rew equally well im tkeir etr'r matches If the weather ‘s snvr- thing ite favorable tedar th spectators sould run bet wern 1500 and 2006. -Only a downpour Will halt the match. Tt was stated by tret+tan foellew- ers of the game. following the pest. ponement by the Executive —>m- mittee. that the action was with- out a precedent im the history of important tournaments i. the “nit- ed States. The finals of a Britis: tournament have been postponed enly once, it was said. Both jgias- ers were willing to start and Miss Collett was already om the tee at starting time, surre ~ded by pr >ss f} and movie photograp*ters Mrs. Fraser. who as Alexa &'r- lime of Atlanta won the titi+ in 1816, 19198 and 1926. was runt-r-up to Mise Marion Hollins tn iSfti ana te Miss Edith Cummings in 1f>*-. Mies Collett has competed im ‘Te national championship since i$. winning the-titie in 1922 She is present toilder of the women's championship of France. Ruth Ends Season With 25 Homers Yankees Wim Fimal Game from Athletics, 9-8, When Combs Steals Home. Specmal to ‘the Post-Dispatch NEW YORK. Oct. 3.—The Yazx- kees won their last game of the year in a nime-inanimg finish today. downing the Athietics when Combs stole home with the winning run after driving in Paschal. whe had ioubied. The rums in the nimth also. The score hit his twenty-fiftt® home rum of the rear and Bod Meuse! | his thirty-third. The Athietics outhit the Yanks. but could not make their blows count. The box score: ABS. KR. E. EZ. NEW YORK. Bish p Z> 5 2 3 D Combe cf ; 22396 Drkes 3> 5 1 2 9 Koeme > 1 iA Lamar’? 6 i 490 Rath fF 3S Fi € Smerecf 5 i 3 @ Memeeii? 4 I ft @ Freeeh r? 3 t Ff 2' Gebs 183 4 OG A BWeich fT 2 0 Ot Sktse® S$ Lt 2 G He’r 1b $6 0 tf @ Wanrm® et Olt Gd 3-202 «2 3 8 1 © g Ben e €@9s © Pervme 3 1 i 8 HB Iozwpi t @ @ Willie p 3 8 @ @ Shields mp £ 8 8 GD Quien p © 6 0 % ©°Paeht 1 ¢ 1 D Geares © @ © 9 *Dureher 0 1 @ @ “Gallas I i190 @ caine ennai canst eteian —_—_——_— — Total 35 3IL ®& Total 46 618 | “Batted for Quinn i eighth imaing **Bat for Shiekis in zh. *BRan for Paschal im ninth. ingings tZ2z3a4Ss8 6789 Pulade'phia Tesiertresdrc . New York 891 é#t+sozr@ees ts Prench. Home rune—RButh. Meese! Sac oTfice Si te—! AS . plags—Biehep amd Holt. Combe to Wan singer. Koenig. Shanks s Seiie—Of? BE Jehoeen. 2% off Wilts. 2. eff Shields. 3 Struck out—By Wilks. 3 Quinn. 1 Pttching reeerd —~?t HB. JZ om. i3 Rite m 5 imnings off Willie. 9 hits im 5 immimgs. off Shie'ds > Rite & mauings ef’ mes. Lett on basere—New York. | P™iladet phic. 3. Wi rmng pihcher— th , * nian -Gieheeh, : a cher—Grover Tume— Harry Deen won the Sweepstakes staged at the ‘mgten alleys last sight total of 6232 pine. The toppier turne@ in games of 22% i -5 amd 264 to cop the event. which ix Athletics male two Ont, and Miss Glenna Collett of Providence, R. I, to decide the Na , Sec tional Women's Golf Championship, pestpomed yesterday, because of | | flooded greens, will get under way at 10 o'clock at the St. Louis Country Club this morning.” At 2:15 the afternoon round will start. Tickets be honored today. 7 7 : ‘tive all the wavy exe _- ' : - ” ae bite 2 however Nailin ead Wanitoba Derby individual: The ’'" (the Mantteba course — a tercilar Saturday night feature at. the downtown ¢rires Tommy Keowles, «ithceuch ® bed start with «2 168 geome. heck stroma im the la«* and copred second me relied 258 and I81. his forts raising hie tota! off te came two set! oe ast to 667 »tc-. 5%. bis (individual games v3, 225 and 198, & two-man sweepstakes will be | held at the Washington allers to- night. first equad startns ot 7 vcleck. This even: is epee to Cole. Oct 3.—Predi Dawson. former Princeton football, Teachers’ Ceflege. 13 te 6. here to- star. and erstwhile University of Nepraska coach. made « success ‘ul debut im Recky Mountain feet-' scores were made im the second the little Oxlahoma 98 Gay. Both of Denver balidem as mentor of Denver Ust- period, versity. which defeated Solorads | Grevm the ey. Knowtes | o¢ taylan As wo af. ; +first series she was Tiird place went to Gecrce Win. “8 m the take & nites, the East Side star, totaling “Be same was fullp@ being of an Bee: : ‘8° beat was a short e . + : : ‘Oo the Poer-D CHICAGO. Oct von twenty-first season today when the Indians. 3 to 2 Lpomey met os T) 4 7 ow Yor! The Sox got off? tom — > when Hoover hit a roR ‘he righ't-fleld bless aga Kar after Leveen tn the | ‘orm amd he retired is earned anetl runring of. Was Gut in full forea. os NTT Peed tp. P¥ya. A Oe where lm me a ~~ ¥ | Uy 4 | Oreo mace hak =45 with Aca KK) 2 iength back as co’ avrar rand Sunsets p of tengt:s Sack Bis winning co come ‘Tom bern Sepping six furi nearr cpeine Roundirg -he REYMIST is not tis an Engiish fog. = Sem tle er an nerek imm, Dut that of a dz which has come very @ the limelight of felé cently. a She is a white and pointer hailing from where she was bred az she is now the pro Gieng Ireland of Bi (Greymist bas an Her mother was the: = Burgers Johanna, whi time was quite | _ ete win soing awe Khan ‘ikes he “oo Ser 4-5 > a Meld trial cirewR Bat i producer of wii” Gat a gained her real fmm ti (itis; Johanna was aise the moti White Cloth, the a won the America® ed. at Vinita. Ok. int mist is in many the puppies at the at that time. Went wo This puppy. & ' a . Wemt to the fren: nei name of Pegs GF - & Gttre om + the *tmisn to fee and at the the margir of « Searmaticus, + fest for “re * went to the prairies a @ —_ me. ct a puppy should Bde published. which This novel is a ever written that haw! plot and q feild trini aa Thus it came 3 white and lemon ? é 3 f nounced. The puperé attention of H G : fore the ManitoDs and he she ran in his name. Grermist won ’ mist and Mr 3 .m competition. ker@ay caa«ed » “t).. comnty «as _ fo@b ii) cus 7 iblewood- tlumnt sll-age é-¢@ . Bugene’s © ol mist were put dow™ 4 Sertes {2 direct Since the two

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+ ee ae ee ee oo Aa Re page aie ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1995 ST Louis POST-DISPATCH : ie ji ale 7 TO $4GA KHAN WINS CONTINENTAL HANDICAP IN HARD DRIVE Lyons Wins His ¥p-} i 21st Game fe ”D, : Se eg ; ee eee eee tS e-em ee OL eh ____An Almost Perfect Start Sent Away at Fairmount Track by Bill Snyder | PON LL LL LOL fm mal oS : Racing Entries ql Muny Teams in Ft te a . 2-year-old | Maideun, claiming, five and one- half fur- Ong: - | Helen Hack- *jJaganath ....104) i his After rn n es nar in 3 ye Suzanne B. ... 1) | cc] . till H “ta Minze .....1998 *Confovan ....107! a . Tir | BY) Harve. ..... 115) Sequez Serres 8 ene 0 tet _ ly DOr ,. Ow Texae } ; to Gain a, . ; Fourth Place. 7 peult Is a Surprise as Win- ‘Van Suffered Recent De- | Pte ae a aed *(iectaha Girl ¢, 14 ; Weather Permitting , G a ‘oe | @Bellefont .... 2 | Second race. $1000 added, 4-year-olds. Will Be Played; Omaha Tie for F | j i } _ Claiming. five and one-half furlongs: i Crystal Boer ...112 ©Militon "104, Champs to Call Next Sunday. q 3 | Wonder Light on =|Thor *iatt fet | & , ' Thorgae Piatt . 10" Snecial to the Post-Dispatch. A. 4eat Under Iwo Pounds °“ary Mand fate Pinnet | omega ’ eg Carr .. B® FOR of Porth. 108 Weather condit Third race, $1200 added “.wear-olle | ions permitting, von his twenty-first Eame of and up fillies and mares. laiming, six | “ne municipal baseball round robin 3 _ furlongs |to decide the city champtonsht season today when the Sox beat ham T. Ryall. *Marjore ¢ i+ *Fieniing Conk tS) whl enter the final ook a its "a a: s ; he Ba Uren a { 309 | , Indians, 9 to 2. Lyons wag effeq. eS | ‘By G. F. oRiaci k Wane 190) °T ange Word 1m) | Scheduled games but an extra play. ee eee tive all the way except in the fem) : io New York World Sport Staff | Fg ae! race. $1000 > - ‘year-olds | off game will be necessary to settle up. ¢ T furiotigs: ‘ The Sox got off} to a goog 3 sw YORK, Oct. 3.—The Belair | Froth i } *Kinemar Die) oe tie which is sure to result afte’ ; | Trafalgar a 16 Cant. Ktanarner 1:0) today. t figured | Me % uty Bo 11s when Hooper hit @ home rug into a ps Aga Khan, which has fig | | Saws On Seth. 135 Duty Boy 4Y The teams enter thé’ final reana on ae -fie a a They : w=eeral form rev ersals this 4 4 le te ee ae ee’ © , . as oo SNR RS & | é £ | s — ae ae Peis poring An mh . each having won and lost a game after Levsen in e and 7 e: es. flip-flop is . a 3" 8 @ Se hie gS RIOR Bite sete eS —— & 5 - | 43 i ie: ift race. 2) added, “ihe Foet-iand toda xth sed another’ form p I ; ; pened ' A Be RS a en a ah aia ; : : . > Be 00 : ys winners will be the and he retired in favor of z v- cideiinuniaan | > ft ; = com sce ae ce Rn ee oe 3 z $ as oa és. oe pemig th gas olde and up. a'lowances. tying contestants. : . ) we t TAL . } " : Several thousand boys saw #ul e running oe ae | |Leo Adrin ....19% Monday Morn In the first a nit three-year-olds and | | Contuston 11 ine 114 rst game of today’s dou- game as guests of the managem r pdicay . for ee ae? See | = | re. : Se ih Doc Horn _....113% Stonewall Jack- ble-header which is scheduled to be and the Old Timers ssociatis o at one mile and a furlong | : tig Ow seagate IIE i aE ie ge b, ap io ay age ee: i Gee ee ee ee ')4) played on Diamond No. 1 at Fair ‘ %, ~~ a . ’ a> gee a ay ne P “ > % : " > o> : = —, | Mostil ef + : Harper rf 0 | Elsh the pace of By His- ¥ Tse Neco FE “a . Se of , : oo: : 4 : “4 G had Oe il, the — ee Ge a , anna” ie *Unele Jay .... 19% ' ow to the front le&ving the. pose 8 ee ee Bee a Sse “ ‘ | a : esate eo 4 as ae Meath EE 2 4 ie ™ é | Seventh race, $1000 added. 3-year-olds| * S)Ugging match as both the En- : : » and won by a length SE % oe Seapine fe a ' aE >. £ me. “4 Res, P ‘ | E Say Fe fe 5 es aoe : eee Ms. = Sas Se one seen 1 — and Puritans are heavy hit- Ms half in a driving finish from fe , Soe ow 23 oHamen Pon An “ty teams. Both owe their defeats he Green Tree Stable's Dazzler, °Orphelin * * Sas “ Page defensive work. is Gifford Cochran's Danger-, er ee OED eae Po, ? , err, who defeated the En- me an added starter closed fast Spee CE eal lemma gine gad ) ~ gnc Metts Phe jenny ge S rail to beat By Hisself, a GIES. TO, awe ser My gat SSN ee Te OE, So ae fi és At Akron. the Tower Camps today and Ray for the shortest end of the Suma rf — ae Ne OO a _ > fA crm wn 4 a ty 6 ee he nent, oe : ger. . Mille r p Total > o-~ : —— 4 4 3 3 3 3 + ; l se" “x wie Innings a Chicago Re Two-base Rea? ot tg Crouse. base hite—-Myatt, Kamm. Home | sMartha Rose 108 “ ~ ae to Bartel de: imposts 0 aroun¢ We Soke ote ee ae Se ree wt mnie , Be - ee % ote hy gi he ow - *Sleivebloom ..112% Copyright ..... }1 eliminations next t Si 4 -- A emg F er TB ") de incurred by his good per- : ays * . Pe ges mS me me es SS on Sb “ ‘ee es ke rs ees ee ie Pith # Bm ie ‘ ph Ses ‘% rte Cae Pee Yas Sea Wolf .-... biz P Also eligible: we 5; off Lyons, 3; off Miller, 1 Struck Sie et Belmont Park has ) Ris RG Rae ae aN od | he hieaititeE : | ge Pes > Bete Millis, ey ME ee Oe oe ee ee 4 | ——-Leveen, 2. ching recor-— Saige’ ogel rt eas it Pe Pee COR, LG RT A Dare alae alg nee on POE I igen og ORE, ons 4 Perey Serstew oe } ns _ Ee Ema Se — Seveer fie Humbie ...... 112 | CE KICKS ENABLE oe 3 ~— : ne- but toda ip 122 fa ‘$ , om : es ‘8 ; . : On uae fe ee ee “ iaihy, wm .......412 *Sleighbelie ...107 Hild al ape esata at Evans 4 and just stepped to town “buster . i WASHINGTON STATE TO 4 ilde b ’ ; : Second race $500. claiming. 3-year-olds * ™ Tes aa Five went to the post fo: the ae a ME gre ™ and up, six furlongs: BEAT MONTANA, 9—0 | ' Ramtin: * Blind Play and ( *h er- : Pod Se og 5 pate Seniman ee6dea6s iO-s Deep Grasse .. on 1Us Py the Asaociated Press S es bp ote Bodanmzky ..... ; Erlanger .....} 3 MISSOULA. Mont ‘Oct. 2. — The Pie having been withdrawn over Gene eee + St. Pant + ‘Tuombeola ate : 12 - — = eligibie: ‘ mani 9a of Montana Grizzlies : SOCGGS % 6020+ Os eoporte I owed to the Was ns *Iilusionist ....112 Rubien ...... . 3 hingto tate Col- .-112 I I I *auntie Em Virginia Morse . In the Reulsi Pe Byer Ser Pac / : ‘ 3 iS 7 | Of Bird Dogs\p eee 14 ,| lege Cougars tn the first North- 3\ west Cc CUavalier ...... 117 Sacajawea ....112| ¥eSt Conference game of the sea- *The Coyote ...112 *Beneoia ......113/80n here today when the visitors. ‘In :23 4-5 and the half. Third ruce, $500. claiming. 3-year-olds| With three place kicks, {nthe first * ‘. . s 5 > ' ' ; | » an n= —_ ee 5» ta te a: 1 ee n=) nial © AED * ‘e “*s z) ? Ta - 7s ans P — oo . ' , sabe PANN RTE WB ae ee ee ee ee ee Me ae | te RE RR PO NE Ae LOR ORE RN TEMS SEE TIN haart peemetienemenianes = PP LPP PO Phe ; . and up. @ix furlongs: rat with Aga Khan little more ' Red Mill ..... 1i2 Yaneo .......107 spr = fourth periods, won by . = . ' . ‘ . 7 4 ee , Greymist, Winner of Alle} han a length back of the pace HiE above photograph, taken unts are on the track, behind th: barrier arms are down, drawing which releases the two steel arms — — eat ecm lenpiectia B 104 | shed iene peat cee ennen teas Derby Went t t got away slowly while at the new Fairmount race horses. Snyder has his right a tape across the track. The simultaneously. The tape fs | County Times ..11 Also eligibie: lod h score in the third America Derby Went to § ; Se pa ae 7 : od 10? | Hutchinson ..112| 2° when Kelly tatled by four ae y are and Sunsini followed a 3 e track, shows a large field get- hand doubled up behind his back tape strikes the horses about whipped into the alr, out and Guy Clayton ..10% #ictile ........107| imches to make a touchdown with ; the Prairies Unnamed. | wple of lengths back. : Sia hat ting away from the starting and in his hand is the electric breast high. When Snyder is away from the horses, and over Mary G. gees 107 “pes tee eeeees tt a meng a drive thrcough the Warh. *. , Bao int ; he’ ‘ rig =r) —_— } , > +i ‘ : ar ; . ae ‘? *Sweet an Goon@ ..... e+e = | Ne | his winning races By Hisselt | anges as the’ barrier snaps into recone hich at > Seager to re- satisfied that the horses are in their heads. This type of ‘‘arm gO 17 Corenne _.. . 2112 | Beton lin } come : ne air. ease the “‘gwate”’ or a nt i} ‘ ; ; ° » | oF ’ re | B A. F. Hoch alt. Bat. trem, behind but today, Start ‘1s } — ae nt compra ee . aah alignment as pousibie, barrier is- known as the Mac f ny $500 claiming, 2-year-oldm | y w Peete stepping six furlongs in 1:12 Starter Bill Snyder is shown in barrier. As the horses are lined assuring a fair start to all en- Ginnis gate and is recognized a8 | tive and a half furlongs HARVARD OPENS A Special Correspondent of he mike heavy going, he began to the starters box and lis assist- _ up-preparatory to the start, the tries, he presses the button the best yet devised. | vee Kidge- is *Fiying Arrow ety , WITH } | Post-Dispatch. = re. Rounding the turn into tl} Z 2 ie, : ie | agin — SS : Country Life . 70. Virginia's ses AN 18 TO 6 VICTORY t | REYMIST is not the name@ ith it looked as though Dazz- Bs ade sce i aa 1:49 aS. Cligue, Modo and Batter Up! re ——. ae ae 75640. $3. s: — is S| f= Moon ...105 *Rubite. soon tae By the Associated Press. 3 cr Enel fons Scan ea comeos'and'win nice] | Rg JS sho pawn tictie do | FAIRMOUNT RACING CHARTS |) 255+. gumce, tro |aucrare speed ua sin oe | tle or an American wa but Aga Khan was too much Havre de Grace Scratches. | $2.40. wecond: One Go.d Buck 409 (8 sroth- | ¢| ans up, six and a half furlongs: Harvard opened its football season ; . Is «~ . ita. ; Afti- RPARAP AAPA j os ‘ inn, but that of a dog—a pointer him and, after swinging ng nrcond race—Fore Lady Endor. Third |dresito. Girl of Mine. Babe Garrett also AAA LLIN | Gog Pardee «++i, Spee Tab ioe | eens, Setenting Renssainer Pair é ace i o 4 * ) *s renee . ** 3 | which has come very much te the better going, drew Brillant Jester. Sixth’ race—Ebb | Tide. 8 THIRD RACE. $500. cla ming, 3-year. - Sarah day. Weather rainy; track sloppy. Elementai ..... 113 Lady Newtown..jg | technic Institute, 18 to 6. | For the * | the limelight of field tréals Sheol win going away. | Prince Hampton. Seventh race—Wave ne ne "s33.20.'S: st 0 Fs fie Srtle. FIRST RACE. claiming, purse $1990 added. for 3-year-olde and up. alx fur- i *Piiadee ...4-- 106 , 3 de first time, other than annua! . - : * +L ' > , . as 4 (Jeffries), $23.2 7.60. first: \ | ‘—> . ' asily: ' r ? 243 Sixth race, $500. claiming, d-year-o! Ha : cently. @ Khan likes this track for it| STARTER WILLIAM SNYDER. - Rock ‘of Ages, 106 (Brothers), $7. $3.50. | host] minutes. Winner br.’ ye ey gg SB ey Ti cot «| and ep, six and a half furlongs: rvard;Yale classic, the Crimson | She is a white and lemon Colopeeimwmere he ran a mile and a quar- Le ee | At Jamaica. oe Re may 150'3 - tei ye. 5 ‘Mo. | TQL__Value to winners, $700.3 $206, $ $1 0.__ Time, _:23 3-5,_:52,_1.21 3-6. . i —-~-Ags 2 Stenty wei igs | 72m appeared on the field wearing pointer hailing from Okla Jt 2 ‘6] 4-5 last fall. He ee ON BBL OL LLL OL OL LIRA A AB A el ee lk ek Weather. clear: track sloppy. nesta S lipr ery Smi le Hiaf and Zovua » 180 H ‘i WT pp eT } 1 Ste , : : Equivalent. ———— Kilte.} 104 ¢Melancrolis — ; 164 numbers. Rain fell constantivy | where she was bred and born, hough to rur the mile in R R | Ry the Aseomatec Press bog” ———— a ee Py — ;) om © FE SOCK? ———— red to | Double Van ... 108 Also eligibie: throughout the game . A . . ‘ os : ‘ in aa Alacgdin., 4 eo 0 . olen 3.4 100 OU i te a a . / she is now the property of » 5 and then finish out thé acing es es rIRST R ce. claiming Fi "Foe 1 o-VeOar- yan ks ons Cc eye a Tie (70- Scottish Chief . lt E r s= 32 J tis 7 we tha ; r4 Glenn Ireland of Birmingham, AA@Moags in 1:52 4-5 this aft-| ~ Ta eaten. stot 4 so 8. 1g 3 ten 8280. $ta0, wend “Remping tad Miss Base’ dS 2 fe Fy Bt human 130 | Putewel” Tape. Jim Hello Pardoer.-107 | BRAVES HAN 2! Greymist has an unusual hi * Bunsini. which is on oc At Woodbine first: Johnny ¢ pbel “119 Kelly m), ‘oa er ne) $5.80 third Time. My Buddy Vie 45 ~ 6 4° 5+ he De D. Bmith . 31.295 | Sete” ore aoe M "108 D ROBINS i _ikene ry ° 1. & to 5. se cond: Lady Boss } 0 -d The Ulster. Murphy brea teat Lew Marquette .. VY Q 5 &? 2 2 ie G. . 2 2 | Sa 8 fe hoe ts . gals Her mother was the well k iC a top notch mudder. played ; 7 | a ee ee penn Time. 1:13 4-5 Ton- Margaret Ee and Sagamore aiso ran Daleatican ees ™ 2 4 ver 43 6° ~* Mi yoo PE Seventh rac. $500, eee . spear ANOTHER SEPEAT, 5-2 | Burger's Johanna, which at mano in the running of the race Weather, clear; track heavys. nerre Lupine. Pencraft, Osage and Tuxed fA “—- wage em up. | Mary, Maud Carr..103 6 5 G4 f+ 73 ge J. Wallace $5.35 | olds and up. ae, i ev 109 | Special to the Post-Di ; by ie ~ Alpine 115 ” ] PS. 1? >) 2 4 J Corcoran 3.20 | up, ix furlongs: their last 19 games. n B 2-year-olds went to the post | klee also ran. Fiat Ir n. van e Rone oo pied carno 114 ‘Dellow). $5.60. $3.40 2 4! The Museov! te .107 3 ies of 34 3 F. J. Baker 15.25 | *Summer Time.tiil Lady Rose ....-112 Vance is ex ted t itch f a She was reared in the kennese™ fary to the THIRD RACE. $10.000 added Hendrie eet ae ‘Tr "Toaiiamnent ton first: Lebluet 106 (Power), $4. $3.60. sec-| Mise Maggie . |...108 9 4 ® y! 6) 42 J. Wallace 4.50 | 8S Smee 13 Lupine ..,....-h pee © pte we c. E. Griffith at Big Cabin, , + ® field custom, Cassidy Steeplechase ( —_ cay, 4-year-olds and up ms - jd ae ay we 4% “S4000° aed | ond: Lakross 107 (Hiteman). $3. third liighland Chief - 111 ~ 6 q’e® 51 5's 63 A. Vessel) 1 a0 | Wiidlar .118% Boy From Home .120 Brooklyn tomorrow. for bria ag po te a walkup ward three milee—Thorndaie 149 ‘Craw | |, o mile ane » furiong: Aga Khan. 122 Time. 2:10. Zero. Peace Pal and Yankee Dr. Ca:denas 107 ] ee -eeS 5 6 S. Veale 25.15 (| *Alez Woodiitfe. 15 Ortimist ......12% BOSTON. BROCELT™. and the one responsible for i ford). $6.29. J $3.25 out. first: Moseley 135 | vo ha Va wee? ge Soe eo Boy sip_.7e Sm $500. claiming. Virginsty , beeean ples 49 8 S4 . + ° 3 Garner oF Gene Austin , .° Barrow ....«-. --ill ” os ak Sabie Ay .s F e . (Smith) 3.7 out second Guinean s gee an (Tt ae ad tm @ L1G J o- | Meatmess . «..«-. y : O° ; ? SA '. Murphy °3 5 Leatherwood au'u oa ing her to maturity was Mrs. eo the rafl, Was in motion 151 iJeffeot: tt third Time 5:56 3- ee ry Dan Pociwiee says 2" S _ ee, 1 vear-olds and up one mile amd 7U varde Dr. John Kenneg 11] 6 5 4» q ie be L. Aron 2 uy Seco race. for maidens. all ages. oz ‘ ef Sit 90) Ps 4 1 oe | cedes Frantz, who had charge § i the went up, while Sar-/|Away Il. Herriard Lochayre, eine ran a third T tent sie ae Sumeini meson, 22s a0 BE ety Pg ant McTinkie .. 111 7. 3@ 10 10 610) 10 J. Berry (*) | furlongs: “2 107 ann rf 4 2 g | ‘x + : o 7 lev ljerriard. Loct rr irs. LU _ oe a Q: - stony Super Vv. 6.00. aw) con ~~ - - ae st a Pp a FicemmAM «.s+e- , the puppies at the Griffith ke : we oo +p tape Clark and F M Alger venir? ADGIPT H RAC E ‘cial min ‘ ee and oe Coe, SS. tor at raeott aaa Fast Time ore | handled. wore down Alpine during the stretch drive and won | = + altsed . 107 O:ympic 4 popes Wilson if ; i 0 te ; t 4 at that time. and pounds was FOURTH RACE—$%7500 added. Ontar’o/ up ¢1000. one mile an — yarde— a ss. =. er as 25 going away. Alpine tired after showing the most speed. The Muscovite finished | Play Hour e+eell The Pulle +216 High 3b 4 5 Cc =x rf $ ; a Went to Prairies —— Mathes +. Caught in| Jockey © Handicap. fare barrevies. Gold Trap 107 (Kellum }. 4 to BAD 5 - . with a rush. Highiend Chief was given an incompetent ride and can do much — Mm eae P.Surenation ma + ty : ’ 0 at Sac 40 ? iup. two miles abd a cauarter re a =. 4 5 fireat: fumonin = chards}. . bet a r es -“ e28¢8 k . by the : back as the 107 i Hastipes). $41.90 $15.25. $3.7 72 . oo 2 _" to. 5. nese: Rockford 100 ‘Cat- Akron Scratches. tuais paid: Fast Time. straight $15. 20: piace. $5.20: show. $4.10. Alpine. | Third race. The L‘r> rook Stakes, for Cooney p ? i 0 ty Dp : 3 ” This puppy, know unt to the ¢ first: Wheatstick. 100 Cer : Bo jrone) 2 to 5, third. Time. 1: ~'J o-°- Tick- First race—Lady Newtown. ag place MS 80: show, $4.10. The | Muscov}! e. show. $4.80. | 2-year-olde. _ and « half Total 34 610 0 Phan ru po 0 . gre a went ® front and was | $2.80. second: Horojoge. (Horn}.| jer. L’Eclair and High Commander also rat. Sand. Thirteen, Sacajewea. Auntie Em r- | ‘ =e ‘ . ae 0 D 0 nel mame of Pegey. v=o Bye from the first fur- | °.40. third Time—3:59 3-5. Malapert SIXTH RACE. 1000, meiden fillies, 2- langer. Third race—Hubbub, Fox Tail. | a — oa — ~ 3 d one-half tu aan. Br oye Sas olde and wp. ‘ Start good SS re * sg ficll Ce te .sceee 99 a oe aoe nd intelligence an@a@ when the finish and North Pine also ran. year-olds five furlonge—Fiechita 115 | Riehard Murray. Fun Maker. Fourth race’ YO" ¢a#'y Pact rone aa D> “ nk at me * ad at. geet ¢ 3 = nutes. Win- Transfer. - 4-103 Polly With otal 38 210 1 a ’ : nasil , eee to — Gavotte FIFTH RACE $5000 added. Durham | (Richerds). 11 to 5. 4 to 5. 2 i 5. first: on. Lage Lescatns. ee t wal, | $700. -$547—$128. n 5 ag D4 “1. b 52 P05 3-5 113 lic Value to winner | Phan Fire He: Feeding *Batted for Petty in ries in c 4 at the end won | Handicap. ve r-olds and up. foaled in / Polly With a Past 115 (Coltiletti). 7 to 5 ac uler, ttle Romper i oy i en ——— - a a Gs 6 a : | = went to the prai ‘ ; Margin of a head f Canada. on mile and three-quarter+— |4 to 5 second; Rosina 115 ‘Cc. Kummer), | Maker. Execution, Sweet and Pretty. Six | ‘ . Equivalent. | a race The : Eldorado . Sen eo ae 4 ; 9 5 Trainer Mack Pritchette, early a Sarma rom Thorndvke 102 Bourassa). $13.25. $3 BU 4to5B5 third. Time. 1:01. Tivuana Don- | race —Honfleur. Seventh race—Fame, oe Horse. Wt. PP. ST. % ‘4 Str. Fin. Jockey. Odds to | ' gli ages one mile and seventy yards: , Me ee 0001 0 i 2 the nes ihe was otitl ’ ~ which is / and $3.25. _ first ¥ most es the Pg eet Ra |navideo. Forget Me Not, Molly Locket. a na i os, Henry M. Stevens. At-! Kia ee 4 + be ’ _ 4 R. Costello $8.70 Brainstorm ..122 Mirador .....-120 F “sly or five friongs as Abel). $2.50 an «3. secon miOTs® | Ragweed and Mary Grace also ran. | tractive, Illustrator. Miss Emmert ..... #6 6 D gn 28 e . Hebert 6.55 | Dia "320 Gambie .. 314 : , € (Smith) 385 ¢ . ime. 3:06 2-5. ditenconitipertmmiii , j re 4 rc ‘Se M Gar +, a gre ~++». 120 Gamble ...++- rrus: an official name. this season. when 120 (Smith) $3.85. third. Time . ——— > —- | Lester Doctor ..... 111 3 aber c Fifth race, claiming. 3-year-olds and up. : _ May Pole, June Fivy. Gold Lands and | At Lat . Sandal wood -1]1 l 2 2*e 2s 3} 474 L. Montgomery 3.76 : It was just before the open! 3 Clear could never get | Duchess also ran. (Beau of the West and Jamaica Scratches. | omia. —— a. 2 oe 6 530 5it [. Canfield 41.55 | Mile and ‘od me rs ; | - ic. eee ee 4 4 ¥ ‘ ‘ . oad 07 Rige e) ‘ - ~~ 117 rials : Vuchess mets % Stable entrv } a ‘ 1? r | Marie Mex Ppa ie: 2 105 ° “8 45 4 6¢ 6 A. McIx j ~ 15 Walter E. a b, eee St ee - cena ome 0 Htc ery ogra oe 3 F Sakae s fits* PF a Bates pe gpm Fg Bn groom ow co ies coen. Weather, threatening ; track slow. Ss —_ raced aeway oe others in the = quarter and won a oar ae Se Camp- .- . BECK nd: Fire Boy. 113 ‘H. Meyer). ° BOF Fourth race $100 added Ly he wl Clair Country Club claiming. 3-year-oids a ~ am, : ' a 120 published, which bears that © mn vat, Sespin the first | — = RACE, $1200 added, 3-vear Time 1:14 John Finn. Scratch. @nd upward. one mile. Start geod oe Caeuy: > and third driving. Went to ert sae “**544 Ranture Sia, This novel is perhaps the only # 93 1-- r its — aoe aa , me Hh gene m{le and a At Aurora. ae and Dingo also ran. post sa so. at Pom ~ minutes S700. whe x $10. Sea King ¥ idenhair. ie ined ; 5 grees toweses con poe 8" 114 s P at -» and the half in iuinontin’ Dick Whittneton, 104 (Cla : i SECOND RACE—$1400. -year-olds, ” - , ptanton soeucitinns Sears gemma te o~00-——-S10U. Time. 261-0. 03 1-6. ivi | Stolle Dr dre otakce ~ fideo... . 1t4) ever written that has & fie : a is Boing sone in that ver) $i] tid. “$4.20, $” “at first: Fliyie Weather, cloudy ; track muddy. maidens. e#ix Py ones: Breast Pie llo 120 3-2 : a ~-t .11) E«epino 5 dines nce , “ ospt 3 . The -h | Cloud. 124 (Chaimers!, $3.25 $2.40, ac | By the Associated Presse (E. Pool). $440. $3.30. $2.80 first , . , yw nr | Nic ss oe ) Pa plot and a field trial atm ee rece. whic h he 4 . : 2 _« ‘ ; ni ; “ - . ¢ He ory WT. PP oT } i, a Str Fin. Jockev (kids lo ] e ichavo o¢ehee ; Air Donna Santa ....110 2 , 4" SP 6 24 25 A. McDonald 4.20 P nam Vv niitiii lea). $3.40. $3.60, second: Kitty B 1 OF Mail. Lord Meise. Gulf Gir!. Kid Boots Chemiiserie ok ae 5 fe 4: 4° 5*. 3 J. Coben 17.65 At Latonia known as Peggy, bore the ‘ aia ery Heavy. (G. Young), $5.40, third. Time. 1:17 4-5. and World Court also ran. St. Martens ....112 3 4 3° C. 5! 4 4 J. Wallace 13.55 r | Sasamels Mouse was third. Grevmist when the list of ia ey was deep in mud from Woodbine Scratches. | orrume Abie, Edith Gibson and Tazwell THIRD RACE. $1400. claiming. 3-year- | Broken Toy af a 1, A Go Ee Zo : . A. — yr Ry the Associated Press | oa weutih.. Dtack Gerner : by was - the nicht a Second—Fieeting Time Atwood. Third aiso Ta olds and ap. one mile and 70 verds—Orr Sam Menge! ._...10 £ 7 - hares ae First race. $1400. claiming, S-year-clds | © sevents, nounced. The puppy attract — won in faw. SP Of tatech— Tees Sanden Seaton olds ‘and. up, atx fur Ongen Doloweus alt’? | $4. i Miami —_— = Neen Santa came from fear back in the last quarter. ‘(hemiserie finished going fast. vince King + - a nes snare oa taining the early pace, but Gaeyly eg ela orse as the Dela- | Pccanme 2° (Cc Fae eM ey $8.20 46.40 ~ OV. Second: —o1one: wagner 2 Broken Toy was ridden all over the track and quit badiv in the stretch. Hate Up .....f ° yt ’ 4 : attention of H. Glenn ad was . That gelding went to) come 28 McMasters 105 “f (S. by — $6.50. me big wee 1:48 Mutuels paid Ocean Ourrent. straizht $4.50. place $3.50 show $3.70. Don- Payman ......114 Also eligible: entirely lost at the start, and well rore the Manitoba Derby the first vart of | At Havre de Grace | Bloys). S& 60. third. Tine. 1:184 dD be fa a arry B Try Aga nh’ an tump Jr. na Santa. piace $4.10 show $4 au Chemiserie snow $s) —f) | *Pabio a ae . 104 fect + *e-e Po] nursed by Jockey Hebert, came up however, and he bought her ; hs ced % ‘Guynor, Stella Marie. ee Dick, Fear s - FIFTH RACE. $1500 added “‘The Jefferson Hotel Hand cap.” S-year-oldes end | *Betty Star .. 9 * ine mt i. fires : ie event for platers Weather. cl — (and Haleakala also ra POURTH RACE, purse $1600. The Fed- uy mile and a sixteenth—Star: rood won aris ng: second and third same. Went | *Bugier .....- 104 *Louleville and — in the gtreteh and too mopey he ran in his name. S " the carf and won ather, clear; track slow. | THIRD RACE $800, setmine 3-vear- | eral Hill. 2-year-oids. six furiongs—Corne- pos + 05: at post 1 minute. Wi gh Seth-Mav Sutt: Trained by A eCobweb n=: BOE ‘ Nastivilie P by a neck. Gayly paid $16.5¢ for Grevmist won second in 4 OY five tenet} ny | OY the Associated Press lolds. six furionge—C hington 100 | lan 102°(S Griffin), $4.60. $2.50. $2.50. | Goldblatt. Value to winners $1150 $594. $171. Time. :253-5. :52 1:201-5. | Thats the Time.10 Tne Competi- 3 srevm e iw? xthe. Johnny FIRST RACE §1: 300. claiming. heme. i Ww. ,omanow ski) sia, a0" $e 40) and $4. first; Grand Dad 105 (D. ‘‘onneliv). $3.30.' 1] 481-5 1:55 2-5. *Carpenter +22 «408 a. 04;$2 to win. Manitoba Derby. The ~ ae Hiya ro fast at the end to | olds. five and one-half furlonge—Sea Drift | first: Dean a ay is. + es ee Ys . $3 seconG > % s fh ‘ } — AB »? ; th T me motny ~ > 1 ; Str. cke (ite to : : we. vor Dae ‘was the rae ie . 200d, » ey a | Engi ong 115 2 TR gy $:3 aire, 60 ain a 1€ iis po . —— a Margate. Lotus, Ritter and Hank Monk also eT we = - Th “er a rT vs Jockey 3 4 | Second race, $1400. maiden 2-year-clds. ene’ © Ghost. ow ne by ; a% Pt j}e an- i second Haze 100 iJ. Stev ens). $3 "0. ) > ac =and enc uc iv 7 . ran > J sib} ee P ¢ os Se he ‘ : ; ; of : fillies wix furiongs: | Tenn. 4 a Balloped to a cheap third. Time. 1:08 2-5. Lewis. Pheasant.| FOU wg ll RACE. $1000. claiming. S- FIFTH RACE. $15.000 added. The La- — mes ++: i .. Os a ae ¥- ag -* 2 on | Lady Careiyo .115 Sroewn Thrush ..915 ing of Memphis, Te coe! in the second event | Billy Mann. Compromise and Dream | yesr-olds « mr = ey Foe oe tonia Championship Stakes, 3-rear-olde, [he World ...... “ao i Z > Se o4 5 ‘42 44 w eee ead °@70 «|| iAane ...145 Mary Carr Sane ti | Victor in All-America. ~ MP GRd 7 yards Revet}. | Daddy, also ran 04 1C.¢ orbett). 2 ue, an O8 $2 40 one mile aud six furlongs: | King Ned: tee eee: Se GE Ge oO FF Se Be Pe 2.3 Farceuse --.- +. BED. ZONE wooo nnoos 8ie y evetl- | SECOND RACE $1300 claiming. 2- | Bed Luck 10% (J, ee 4a. 2 ~-*™ 126 (E. Sande). $2.50. $2.20. out, first Ad. 21 SE _ - _ men ' Marital Barton .1i! P ant #® ee The following week ee 4 Place, with Hot Dog | vear-vlds. five and one-half fur'o _second: betty Maloney 100 iG oung'. Old Slip. 126 (8. Griffin) $3. out, second Seth's Alibi raced gamely for the entire trip and outstared Firetoma. The | Precedence ....115 al Y +s ‘2 a, / ‘ie |Cavalry 104 (Horvath) $29.30. $if-20 20 | $3, third — a — Lattice Smoke Drowsy Waters’ 126 (DPD. McAuliffe). out. later showed a good effort and might have won but for being taken far back in jt hi merica Derby was a | $¢. first: Comet 10 (Thurber). land Seariet Husler eaOO ey The Fox ‘third. Time, 3:06 2-5. Supremus aiso the first quarter. The World tired when reaching the last furiong. Body Guard Third race. $1400. ciaiming. 3 year-olds ounds just about 20 miles a $5.10. second: Majuba 112 AC. ey FIP ca Fa tA a one an. and Midwestern quit. and up. fillies and mares. ope aille and th ’ is7 70 third Time 1-08 3-5. Wem | Valley tian lic : year-o rT. 1 an ite SIXTH RACE. $1700. The bag mt TIALS PAID—Seth's Alibi. etraight $5.70. place $3.40. show $2.60: Fire. | one-eixteenth : e Manitoba course. Bo Ass PLAY | Point, Exchequer, Te luride and Pincush ae and ons-elxnth Jo 80: ey Sool sae ed omer == %-year-oldse and tone piace $3.40 show $2 60: The World Show. $2 80 | oe wegen iia 3 Yoouheo ..... + ost az be - vies, » | Mower . 20. 3.80). pet. : . pele : ———- ~ amen rere maa ) | ¥ @...88m WROD «severe. Seton EMERIOOL LEAGUES | °° 3in3°°G se" 3500. 2 pear-ite, weet: a Peet 18 Boceiuts| bo Sess AI Bale Bosak GeO 2k SIRTH RACE, 91200 ataed claiming. S.zeurclie and, paix coripee—Atat | Sheasinte ©. 1nd sOurans Maro. 40 — = . THIRD RACE 1300. 2- -olds. ond: The Poet, 108 th ong age: “. Griffin), SS.80. 40, f good: won easily: second and third driving rent to at pom + minuie®. | ebiizuiwih « ol [egeee Ali-Al furlongs: Biondin a T10 (Eten 310.30, | third. ‘Time. 2 ae dy Stick and TQ", Mortenaen). $3 60. third. Time, Winner. rh ¢, 3. Under Fire-Lithe Pasentta Trained by Reed. “Value to t0- Fourth race, $1600, The Cidieamteun. In many respects the , Beereay caused postpone- | $3.20 $2.20. first: Dress Parade. 116 Mary © 1 RACE $1000. claiming, 3-vear- 1:13 2-5, Traymore Longpoint and ner, $900. Sea" iis. —Time,_i89,_ :91,_1 1 4-9, : year-old» and up. fillies and wis Was & higher class derby * Say elty, founty and pre?- gg - 40 1" r P eo & > sal year-olds and up. one mile and 70 :ards— Sonew 1 Jackeou 108 4 ° 2h 1: gage 18 M. Garner . 40 Uh Soesenna ...)01 ma Vere .... 3% cymist ran the sensations MMMMMMES meet Kovnevels on, houkt "RACE " #140, aiming. 3 ule, Pret Gy Feumey a0" $5.5y° Kmbinm oh ta Meriomess Sisko ge Qaevea een ge fg de BW itty 8 RR | Ree pare 2och0r Bencaoe sae : nO0ol's , ‘hile . ‘ ' © ane a CONG | . . a a — : ,s r orgie ‘ of). Ps se : > Pp, & a* . iandan ‘ /+ Pept s 4 oT . Fe the trials. At the, end Re play Christian | Shoe, fre: mopel Bi Csiad parnse), | th and dust Fine also rea. | Sagsecentn Bennie mer 111 {0. Koe'?. ioe. ae ae 44 $2 43 46 8. Veale cho | Pitth race $1700, The Ory Ridge. 3 : iristia ~¥ . “ ps oF we +1 8 bee —- m4 _— , yd thir ime 3 argie « a. aio aoe 5 5 "= o . , anker 3.254) year-vides and . One ule and arde St series she was oa d > P On the Brothers’ $3 ph orig ee Pei. met) SEVENTH RACE 51808 ee an K.. Kublai Khan ont Tick Tock also ran. Sone cede. _.104 3 6 6 eT 6 S. Hebert 21.15 | *George E. ar Bown Congem 195 g in the stake. er to | EMttenou: vs Kirk wood bie and Vitantin also ran agayon ee ee $10 10. "$7 20 . “ss on Stonewai! Jackson going in his pest form. drew away in the stretch to win as len «5... ....30' Morning Cioud. 84 game was fully equal * food-Alumn!i contest IFTH RACE. The Havre de Grace | rirgt Good ‘Morning 106 «J Dilles ) $7.S0. Latonia Scratches. hie rider pleased. Idle Seth showed a good form. but tired. Pocket mouse raced im (| Lancer .. -. 97 Emiesary ..... 8 » of re wa ee oa Handicap. $15.000 added. 3B-vear-clds and <3 80 gostee te Coneort 114 ic Corbett) | R bec. | vroved fer Isabe! showed a dul! effort from a poor start Dandy Brosh .. ee an all-age dog. i called off The | o-ward. one mile and one-eighth Senalado | €2 hird. Time 1:51 Mike Morrtasey Fourth race—Chicago, Torch. os “| MUTI ALS PAII'—Stonewal) Jackson straight 34.59 yg S28. show $2.50: | Sixth race, $1600. clawing. t-year Mr. Eugene's Ghost and * a Preparatory League. 113 Barnes) $8.50 $6 40. $390. first. | meve “Whirlwind. “Melvina and Bayonet Seventh——Baiboa. - \Idie Seth. place $4.40 show $3.10 Pocket Mouse show $4.4 olds, five and a bait 4 : . st were put down in the ™ Ween Western Mili- | Primrose 106 (Mather). $6.40. 33.90 eec- | aiso ran. | ——“SEUCENTH RACE. $1000 added. claiming. 4-year-clds a up. one mile and a | Blue “ranste ius *Lord Metwe } ition. 4 and (Ch; % é ond: Big Biare 120 iJohnaon!. $3.80. third. } A Scratches. HURRICANES TAKE ‘ gixteenth—Start good: won driving: second and third same. Went to post 5:07 at | Stella King tos Susan es in direct compet ve lo: orn = eg at | Tiewe., . 52-4-5 am a4 reg pg ne me ore 4B Na post 1 minute. Winner, ch. c. 4. Transvaal. Airey a ee I, a reer. Value | yaaa -s+00sDA2 ecg 0 canceled ‘oop. Valador oe ong an tirrup Second race—Crestwoo oy. Fourth— : $700, S$271,.$134. Time: 27. 63. 1:21. 1:61 2-5. 1% ) ' t was a short one; t t : POLO MATCH, 11 TO 7 | te winner, ime :- “=. o1 # Canes te’ ; fA evidently been satisfied ™ meane C. BC. will | eScteen ond A per ae B-| Polo Ground. Brown Batty. | Lauivaiemt, | ©Batin the ‘Fume. 198 hen . ’ F the Postponed came. SIXTH RACE $1300 claiming. 3-year- disra | By the Agpoctated Press Horse. WT. PP aT. 1, hy a, Str. Fin. Jockey. ‘ ade to 1 | Secourseful |. 104 Spee gg ate! Ond “haminade wil! olde ond up nile and 7 0, parce Maree At Akron. \—- WESTBURY, N. Y., Oct. 3.—Ste- Gayiy gg rage ii} 2 4 Tea se : . et S Hebert ur ) Lady Lynn ....109 ; wa le ‘Pmn?. Pie : : iret. , OS ae n ~ m=. ‘sarner ’ ar Riewer ... : - ewerce a the 6e@ fe euies. Both games Cevov 111 (Maiben). $3.30. $2.50, second inten clases a ee pbek Sealers Tense Woe CNe | Super fe ..t6 4.4 2 2 © 2 8 1 $15 | *Warward e's Ghost second, q oa 2:30 » mm. It is Goit Reck 112 (O’Rrien) $3.90_ third | Weather. ciear; ° Monty Waterbury Cup tcday by de- W reckhorr Me & 4 on + hs Fé 4* d. “ 3.00 Seventh race. «$1500 t with popular appro L Mapiew ood will not Time 1:43 3-0 Faenta Van Patrick Re the Associated Press feating the Orange County quartet, Deltsia . See 3 } f* fa 4: 4° °,5 A. Vuillemot 10.30 cide ead ene duke fals tn % next Grice and Woe Meather siso tan. Ea FIRST RACE, $500. claiming. 3-year- defenders of the golo trophy, 11 | Broomfia’ . ....114 j ’ } a 4 6's EF. Petzoldt 3-80 *John Finn ...s00 ince the two tr ai — "a * At Week, since tingaie and. Er Erica. Do entry. Wild. gids and up. 6% furlongs Crystal Ven- , s ‘ ae Saad pay, Billy Gardner 115 7 7 7 7 J. Tunetall 135.30 *Galiopt Shoe® tr? little Oklahoma P . te has one game | Hegel rH RACH $1300, claiming. han. | 2!¢, #2 (Murphy), $27.20 $1150, $5.20. goals to 7, in the final match on Cayly hard urged in the stretch, came wih a rush and Webert oulrede Gams | *Ducwy Mary --108 ot | Mate ~ ‘. first: Osaleen 112 (Brothers), $6.20. *4. 11 t tional Field. Ai ander n officially registered m age the Nor- dicap, 3-year-olde and up, one mile and a second: Freemason. 107 w Deliow) "Ae os + Sage tebe Gren ~ t the end. anety gewss ty A ony -- pe Frome. gees yy t. Me - : ’ gt an : — 2 ° fe: Deep aroun aying of Lor - etre turn uper King began ne © can hae Chote i's Greymist. * » Clasnes es oe Sano $2 rg a aie Leonid 209 Thier: nee Need! ine me 8 eS Grey | house and Capt oll Tr. i. Reark met ter. He . 208 ie, 108 rie), $5.50. = 50. second; gronard G., Rump Toombeoia Copvrright also ran. e tured the victory $3. —— Se So: yd ge a se as $6.40. show $3.90: Antiquity. piace Silver Slippers.101 3 108 <«C. Lang). §2.80, hird. Time SECOND RACE, $500. allowances. 2- . show uper King meenenme

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Se an ee ae ite em eee ie 7 re ee a ee pe ay Ea ai PR RT ed AR ‘ oe ch wet Agee TR OS AR ene Nr pep a ee 3 eet ee ae ee a ee * 0 - a : » eb ie Las* — > . Ce ae ers 4 . R Se: hy Lik) r > Kas a ' ’ 2, £ . ¢ eg a te Rai MAI te Me OP me ro Ge Re yr AR ea gy ap 2 . Arvest oko) tie calico aatak sant : hey mite) RED Sl 2S CORIO thy pm Baie! Mn a eee oT ee oye _ =z A tee > 2 * ESI REN tag ORI. pie Gy lle eS « -nyy eee - » Foe ' —— Rie yg i 41s ST LOUIS POST-DISPAIT oom a 4 $3.30. show $2.90: Super King. show. | SUNDAY MORNING. 77? $2 ~~” =. avr =O oo Wy. OCTOBER 4, 1920. ABUgQUIy. place a Slippers.101 ae a -- 15S BOST-DISPATCH — Huskers’ Captain, Weir, Big Factor in Stopping niadies of Urbana Star All-America Tackle Breaks Thr oug nos a! . , ‘*, _ “ae . 4 we , . z A i Gallivan Q. B. Browe ; > = ” a *o- i earried the bali ! imes for : ¢ Grange (C.) 1. H. Rhodes — fa. gain of 62 vards. Thrice he Leorard xn... Mandery — was thrown bacx« for hess OF [th Dawchert, r. B. Datley or three rvards and once fora ; Seere by pericds oo However. he heaved a pass a j 2 3 ‘ metrecd 78 vards making hi? re. Illimei« ao 7] rT) Ts ° sponsible for a total gain of = Nebrasin ri “ ® t—i4 | ie oo , Nebraska. scoring: Touchdowns | ° —lLialley and Rhodes. TF cints aft- Grange Taken (ut. er touckdown—Brewn ‘2). Offi- | Grange unable 7s p.erce ' e ciale: Referee — Feckervall. Chi- : ° . — © ™ . hi- roagnificent Nebraska defense.and ‘“®#* Umpire chommer. ( -hewart in his efferts to circle “Ss Ficld judge — Mumma, i rd >, . Head linesman — Wyatt. the ends. was acen Qur © . WM ieeoar!. Time ef ;eriedsa—iim game a few seconds after e star ah ef the fourth period. breke: = = ushed As the noted player, cov- an empt te give trrane } eln- ered with mu + fron AC ; {¢ : ro 1a The ' - oh a f} late *} + bs ; il lta “— . , - ’ waikedc to the side ne ears gatn- instead of being use metne pack- ered in his eves and he fe! nto : . _ . as ’ = -* - “e aar Pn rit? . mh x fief e . % . . a _ as e .as = ’ B 5 the aiting arms 0! s on ets teed tee O00 ir Gites rades. In justice to Grange ‘+ - = aROe: «ey one! gg x Nebraska first uchdown must be id that h St ed e game > lng : ag tme ~ scored a few minutes after the : . wha 17 in ror a . . opening of the first period ame sprained wrist sustained in prac- Sieiiiies dias Uae, aaa a . Seloenindl tice and unable to heave forward i pee pes passes with his usual! -«k!)! Po See Ceaee §=6aitempind = . —_ , s* a tho e ; fous ; The stopping of Grange was Daliey. tI ved Ska [uliPpac r [hte x due tm the deadir tackling tercep.¢@¢c ‘s;rTange od Passe or thea “ate ‘i alga oo ei Illinois 4%-vrard line, and with in- of Capt. Ed Weir of the Nebraska . ‘ : — 7 terterence quick’ ormed about ele 7. h rr oe rnp a gt ents ja star Weir xrmashed + —_ oh - n ar Ae) . a r ‘ Tilinois interferenc: sniiline ote he distance ? ‘ cna Rroew! ' . »”* ‘i - Ls — -k ked : . ‘ os a {deg . me = Piavers in every direction and er 2 ” brought (sTange do¥*n with rains Pn toe Pass aeemena } Th ornh: er secemd touch- of twe of three yards. Three times 3 ediies = 4 adm cage — . dewn © the resuit of an in- | he ran Grange out of bounds. The . — ry es a te 4 , tercepted ass: at least, it . Nebraska line charged furiously wit oe pe oe — pe " the way for it Rhodes went over | and quickly. getting away faster than Tllinots backfield rlayers and brought them to earth almost be- fore they could get under way. Imerference Lacking. (,range lacked the superb in‘er- ference of 1224 he the gridiron worid tn his sensation- 2! flights across the chalk marks He missed Wally MecTIiwain. Hall and Britton. his shock trocps of | last year. Britton did not start the | game today. Neither did Hall. | They were rushed into the gray in | when amazed mear the close of the game after | cow Scholz had intercepted a pass from | Daugherty, the Illinois fullback, on liinois’ 43-yard line. Rhodes then tore off a 40-yard run around right Weir on a tackle around made ayard and Rhodes went the srmmas) Bro extra point end. Capt pay over on aZzain adrop kick The game was plared on a wet rain-soaked field. made heavy ag result of an 18- downpour. next ccored ie Law wit sl) slow and hour pper} — ——e ee ee 3 Marks Fall in Paris Meet: U.S. Stars Tuiheaie By the Asseciated Presa. PARIS, Oct. 3.—. line of the a sturdy and presented an the Detreit were compelled air attack ion interspersed e line ‘ont to eh ; cne into tke the former two of the wavy for Army's touchdown first Wiisen took ball acr smash. but Harding make extra pein’ Witeon and Buell Star. In Ghe second quarter re- covering a furmmbie at midfield. Pil- ippart, of Detroit cut loose twe throws to Jamoski and Covle and raced to the two-vrard here Maniere im the the ss ON failed . a.cer the atter line rr the ball touchd or? - ss “arrted erer for Detroit's onlv The (Cadets wn with a down fle +i we °° irom tra ime ladder master and Stead up the Four rears ago he became. at age of 23 a rea title and today sees him da‘ed for the tria!. ciimbed lv the challenger for the uD t In the long tnterwa] of 14 @ght- ing years between his levee career and his signing for the Dempsey bout, Wills has known xnockout defeat—tha: Langford. All Defeats Atomed For. He has beaten by three In 1914 Same year he first fought Lang- ford Sam McVeay. a2- after 20 ane. a. = _* one was by Sam heen only other the bex*rs. he lest *o great black rounds. In 1317 he broke his arm in a fight with Batting Jim Joha- son and had to quit. In 1522 he lost other Mighter to Big Bill Tate on a foul Bach and every one of these fighters Wills has defeated He knocked out Tate in one round Sam Langfor: twice i- oi 4 and ve rounds. and Sam McVer in stx rounds. He beat Batting Johnson in six That alone ie erocach to make Brown Panther of todar «a man When ‘t a considered ‘hat he has flattened spponents ‘mn 35 fights. {t that he has rot ‘acked with which to finish the Wiis tacks the pewer plant that Tet. when they meer. ‘ea back champion will hare a signa! vhre- eal advantage over his ‘ce His reach from tip te tip will the terribly further 44 is evident the punch ‘ow Penckhing rr i eT Psev “arriee ™ ioe ‘err’ as the fieht proeressed. he gradnu-. be about 5 tuches greater. ally began tec solve the tal man's) gtutt An iend of hen the fur beabrar At the fourteent, round Wills : the He will be twe tmches taller. He will cuetweigh Dempsey 25 He will have had the benefic of espericece agzinet fighters ef bet- a ae %, wow - Os a ra - . ¥ =e Reaeet .s 4 ° dee Are] #7 yee a ase r & An ye) : 7 > ei “— wisi tx ee Sith t 4 se a Mhcdie. Diet a, . Natural and Graceful | Feel POL LLL” Ll thse a - Secret of Successful F OOO GL MO I A A Ml ill. al all al _ ' Writes Champion Jimmy & | This Is Most Important Detail of Game. Vi. Iwaukes serts—Long and Faithfu! tice Is Needed te | Correct Various Faults in , ptor i ae Prac By Jammy Smith. (World's Greatest Bowler ) OU cannot become a good bowler in a a“ ~ as ab nne SLE > ) sport you must practice and do lots of it But it > matched “luo etin time when you cag bow! good ‘? you }4arn ‘oO start the met. - is true that if you never saw an alley before, you cap Gtatistica show any i¢pa"* = | Thus wT ae | platform and bowl—sfter « fashion. Bu: [ am writing instruetions for the man who likes to do well whatever ! Not every man and your wrist, so that weit can decome ¢inmate with your a champion bow!er So the first thing ay a 1925 world's ay - course ‘is to ‘forget yur . — even if he Jfol- Dares forget = iw ~~ e thoes. lows these in- ten pins, forget yes . = And that & ‘structions faith- ee = the heat Senators 3 (ck fully. But every oad ma up oe em the expertetes TRA. wane ae “22 ore og thing = thetr sm rag has bowled bef>-e a acx And da set camno’ »* #. f | or not, can ‘im- jo it ewery dav fer ‘eree ziaver> | prove his 1v-4 At a time—do [t twee Mcfnnis and @ _ erage. They are a day if you can—e Ptrate sine + ithe result of my for weeks, or until SPTieg have .°en before when you can marks 30 years exper:- ¢ > *w a ’ — ence and development im the game ‘oo 2 ° ‘oul ia Summed op - > a * advise run and stoD sat tha ae : i do not inten -3 . = a » Sane bs a et sa Raia , adopt any apeticu- | “Me auc co uy = (you [9 6a copt “ . en, wraliy—end ont! ree lar system or sy. nor "9 ball so accurately; : , —_ ‘mimic any good ‘Sorter a “t miss that headpin ‘the fundamentals of bdboewling om the same ef¢ Every man has his own pecullar Will Preve W phys.cal makeup and = Cartas When rou are able t& gystem or style which would come sistentiy «ven wit 4 | easy and be natural to one wou'i be awkward and inefficient for ar- & great bow!ler—for other. — Essential. mastered this detail od Geod Footwork ,easy in comparison ae of the pin, yom start. a big start..% atte ———— ‘GIANTS LOSE 2 GAMES TO PHILS, 8-1 AND 3-0 Specia! to the Post-It parece PHI! ADELPHIA, Oct. 3. — The Phillies won both ends of a deu- ble-header from the Giants here to- day. the first by a score of § ¢t and the second 3 te ° 4 FI ST GAM XEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. AB. R. H. E. AB. BR. #. E. Young rt 40 0 0): Sarmdw 5 1 2 O Moore lf 4 0 0 ©) Leach ef 4232 0 Frisch 3b 4 0 2 O. Wilms 2 21 @ Terry lb 40 0 0 Harperif 412 90 Kelly 2> 32111 Fomalb 421 0 |Southef 3 0 0 0 Wileone 4061 0 'Jacknee 3 0 1 1) Beber 40 0 O Snrdere 3 0 0.1! FrbsetMe#oditl 0 Barmesp 3 00 0 Carisnp 4090 0 Tetal 31 1 4 3 Total 35 810 0 inmm I 5 a 7 s 9 New York »170000 GQ !1 Philade'phta sy) OZ 1ox & Te ase hbite—Leach Sard Home rums—Aeily Wi Lame. steien ases—— Fonseca, Harper. Wilso: Sacrnfice—W | Ta eft on base—New York. 3: Phii Bases on i. Strac k eut—B8r Barmes. |! + mpires—Hart and Rigier. i} 12m. KUTSCH SCORES 17 | POINTS AS HAWKEYES __ BEAT ARKANSAS, 26—0 | Br the Agpoc'at hbaiis—Oft Barnes ay Carison ine i i i i i i i a a a i i a i i i i i i a a a a i i i i a i i i i i i i i i i a >. wew role =? BEE ons 0 AB. R. H. EL AB. R. HE. soon S> 6 0 1 0 Sandes 3 G9 OD ! ng rt 9 10 Leach of 4 G9 0 O ee ee ee ee } Nome Fe 409000 Wilimert3 i $3 Friech 27> 4 9 2 © Harper ifé4i 2 0 Terry 16 4° 9 |] —= 3 ; ; . -— .* . , , . | Smith ef 4¢ 9 1 O Heniineec 3 0 challenger, Now Match ed for Title Fight, Has 25/| dacsues 4% 1 0 Huber © 0 Q | = | M'M’enec > 49 @ ribs 23 90 QO 0 m : ; —_ le ' . a, tse p 3 9 3 0: Ultten pS OC eG SG Pounds Advantage and Also the Edge Re + yb a Oe eS Bans nelan Gas = : ~~ Tetal 28 3 5 I :] iwnrin -yrerience Total) 37 8 @ mii as iw « i to & we ie * Bat ~~ for Fo' 2e:mmons : -inth Innings tsz3e¢4 6789 ~_— \ew ¥ ~ tr " % . hy Ph ladelphia e219 »00x— 3 Two-base hite-Fonseca. Harper Sacrt By John E. Wray. fice—Huber Left on base—New Tors, , LO: Philadelphia, 4 Base cn bdalis—Of! Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. F testmmens Struck a ae ‘ oe 'ZsITmons br TCirich. & Umpires— From Stevredore to world’s champion—will that be the career) Riser aad Hart. "Time—it Time—_ih. 30m. IOWA CITY, 4 Oct. 31.—Nick Kutech is probably brian: one of itowa’'s lead the Hawkeres' offense =§ to 9 victory over this a*erncon K ut riunged ~ad erds ach at? SA sie for Tmade are De two iowns Aown a totai Dass eran hurried on in? and made a piace rove a - additiec ef 17 points. t he threw some of that in ‘208 writers. 2 o™ Towa field sophomore, proved that he most football players when he to a Arkansas here tackle and euchk- after touch- for to the apa the cpinion of vet- hare ever been ter quality than the men Dempsey has ppoeed. , Yn the other hand he wil! be four rears ider than Dempeer. ‘ts said to have bad hands. ig nene ‘tee in morale ‘‘? some stcries are to be believed) and, with al! his strong phrsica! strength. ts no such hitter as Dempeer Then. too, he is disiiked br al! referees He embarrasses them We and trtes te sorme- on officials. He holds hie oppement and tries to sneak one over when the eremr'’s arms are ocked *treeg Enmeegh te Wir. Willis appears to hare the phrs- | #cuipment to beat Demopsewr sit. standing Detweern him ard his of becoming wer'd’s *title- are his caution. his fouling fear of smashing hands. Dempsey himself beliefes Wills ~ar beat He sars that Wile 's NOT clever. that he is YOT came and that he can NOT take a punch on bis “glass «w.” Yet the records show five or six rears ag, take it to win + oe } ve. fou put ° a thing ever nerTer him tzat. =P Wills DID and get up from the fleer that he ENOCKED OUT the tighter of his time: and that he WAS clever enough to aroid defeat br the best men cof his time Mow far he has gone back ts guesswork Judged by the Madden °r ;and Firpe centests he wil! not whip Judged tr his victories | Dem peer over Langfor@, MeVea. Tee Jeanette, Fred Fujten, Kid Nerfelk aad oth- ers. he Das a good chance with ar» - ’ body . 4 Take your pick. | pant You cannot become a grea. sn gratifrinze. reur FRESNO. Ca! Oct. 3.—Fred} musician until after months of per- jump so bigh and your “ormer-dashed to victory ‘this af-| sistent exercises to train the {n- 5¢ so much mere g¢ ternoon in the Fresno district fair | cers to flexibility and co-ordinatiea 72! a ‘t will be weil 150 mile automobile race on theito the brain wn Fresno speed war. His time was! Likewise rou cannot become 2 ) ~ my sext arttcie ri 1:28:5 an average of 102.2 miles | great strike and spare artist ~until eos s ea manson . arements fer thunk an howz 7 - 'you have practiced delivering tn* potes: bew it should Bennett liill was secong. Ray L. ball. approaching the foul line: u1- gered te get best Shattuck fourth. | Bowling, as I have mestioned be-/ Try [t today. Make ifore, is quite similar in many re- ** Grant sald, “It @ ter.” It wtll take spects to music. and demands th- verance and good said before, But the igame qualities from the partici- Cartens, third and Dr. ww £¢. j tal you have mastered and have fu!! control over rour feet. rour rm =~” behind «+o @ ome stage in a @ewned «he LAT hiertles ADVEETISEMENT _ fivaia. in seven suo = S Ben is. That Tract a _ the Second st-aight © . Werris. (Indicating 4 tr plarers me = te do their Seer onde What the Ptrate so tm the pinch is set <m the =ampalign _ an qd. in a shor series Therefore i. —- _ er 'o Washing? : As rega r ds catching . ut thar the PT) have the ad ve vid Ruei, St. Leule ding receiver nm @espite the fact 7ut one safety Ruel went thy Sm error and estat World's series “eld —why White Owls are now tasting better than ever Tu tobacco now being used is from the sweetest, mellow- est crop in years and » atchers, Ruei’s chi a be Hank Severeid and a for mer men PPittsburs wil! rely on Johnny Gooch. Smit WW. . “a Glantys in th the full advantage of it. hitting 200 for the “d has a better ay

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ST.LOUIS ROST-DISPATCH pi iE a8 0 SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1925. ; i) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -- i A -eful Footwork eful Footwork essful Bowling, ion Jimmy S ee Lm i £ a ; Pirates Is a De, 2 ee e ? ee ting Advantage of Offset by of Game, Milwaukee Star 1 Practice Is Needed to in .Sport F a #, 2ults / TO BOWL. y Smith. test Bowler). 1 records for rler in a minute. Like any lots of it But it will haste, if you learn to start correctly, ge 7" ‘ete “ Uley before, you can step upog ¢is am sas department. . But I am writing these hints - Thus, with all other things being liable in the pinch It's in the to do well whatever he at * the team that gets “the ‘sht places that Bucky does his ‘ best, @s Witness the 1924 world's be crowned will likely id's champion. Ete put one phase has either club - g decided afvantage over the oth- la And that falls to the lot of the Bucky Harris’ men have experience and have exhibited eourage under fire. The same be said of the Pirates. Only players— Ear! Smith, Stuffy and Babe Adams—of the mine will play in the coming have been in the big series and your wrist, so that they ¢ cinate with your brain. So the first thing to de fg course is to forget your strikes spares, forget there is a frame ten pins, forget you have an ever. age: just set up the headpin a , practice footwork, the most impen tant detail to good bowling, ang ‘he one big thing most bow! lack. And do not do this one do it-every day for hal¢ an hom at a time—do it two or three tig a day if you can—continue te do it for weeks, or until the time @ when you can mark a print of your foot at the foul line, take ye irun and stop at that point e 35 es me a2 ha 2 “4 » _— y bebe? “Lh ¢ Ae * =. nf .oN [ Semmed up briefly, the contend- ae } t stack up as follows: time and do it gracefully and nai ‘ ts ‘§YXPERIENCE AND COTR- urally—and until you can place you a gE—Washington, tested in 1924 ball geo accurately that {t wil] ne os ' : : _™ilss that headpin and will alway _ world’s on eoemegea [\ WICHING—Nearly even, with | “Biepo” Marberry giving the Sen- gem a slight edge. because of fils wonflerful ability as an emcf- CATOHING—W ashington. Ruel hit on the same side. Will Preve Worth While. When you are able to 4o this ¢« \gistentiy, even with a curtaig ifront of the pin, you have gained « start, a big start, toward becom _& great bowler—for after you \ te the best man on either club. mastered this detail the rest con ' HELD — Practically even, een. | Washington holding the edge at Try it today. Make up your 'as Grant said, “if it takes all iter.” It will take patience; me verance and good nature, as I hav igaid before, but the result will Be igo eratifying, your average ijump so high and your actions ‘be so much more graceful end nat jural that it will be well worth you while : | In my next article TI shall how to sclect a bowling ball; ‘urements for thumb and ‘holes; how it should be p bered to get best results, and ether very important mater in " wear. eR a ‘3 «first and second and Pittsburg in | the other two places. — OIFIELD—Pittsburg. | BABE STEALING—Pittsbure. } BATTING—Slight edge for Pi- coal FIELDING — Pittsburg more | Spectacular, but the Senators are 2g Py i What the Pirate players wil] do kd ithe pinch is not known, although the campaign the Corsairs together in great style once ge going after a bad start. ’ : I Stop and consider—use your own judg. vent—why somany men who can afford | © pay much more for cigars disr2gare, the low price of Wurrr Ow1s and juage: them solely by their amazing quality,” Figure it out for yourself. Every commercial success has been through giving far greater valueat smalier profit. And in the c ~ field there is no more outstandiz 3 success Warr Ow. 4 : million aday to meetthe dem@0GP™ Two tight-handers ang two of those who choose — Cig i mpews Will be Washington's by omg i ity beg min hurling fliance. They are fits the smoking publié a t Coveleskie, Ruether and | p - Al have worked in 5 ae ity as well as in p It builds enormous chasing resources Wt Series games. Covy got his 4n 1920 and RuetWer with enable the manufacts of beds in 1919. Against this to buy up and store We may, the Pirates have Meadows. quanti a Morrison, Kremer, Yde mal Meadows and Aldridge mW likely to prove the more ef-. meme, although the others have ee - is little to choose between | Stwo'staffs as a whole. But t has Fred “Firpo” oer Here is the man who W swing the series in favor of : P Benators - Marberry is the . Telief flinger in captivity. wha he stop world’s = emtenders by what he did e= the Giants in 1924. Pitts- has no Marberry. ‘If « Pi- gees wrong. another pear is calied upon. That gives oo MM BAvantage as he can save wars for starting Guty in that are Dems smoked todays # et i, in a short series. that’s a big *8trefore, if there is an edge 80 to Washington. rn Catching. there is no but that the American nat have the advantage, with me Ruel, St. Louis boy, as the receiver on either club ‘West the fact that Rue! “3 ‘but One safety in the 1924 ==. Ruel wen: through with- a rer and established four “8 series fielding records "ers. Ruel's chief assistant y Hank Severeid, a tried vet- *@ former member of the EN SED Fi ay Will rely on Earl Smith “= pig Smith was with ,. ~ 42 the world's series in = 8nd 1922 but he proved no = 8UCcess. It will be Gooch’'s mee. Both Ruel and Smith -800 for the year, while has @ better average than é é > Men in Infield. i . 2 £ —: Athletes, in fact, All-Amer- | § — meet in the infield, ( om, with Joe Judge, hasa | a at first. Grantham N Mcinnis @re the Judge is not only weeGer, but a fine batter. Mis serving his first year ~~ Station guardiam Mec- Mt the heighth of his | the famous Athletics | 4, a long time ago, as goes. i have it at second opposed to has outhit Harris) but he is not as re- i Lee eg — | Vantage over Barnhart. ‘speed on ‘where the gume was By Herman Wecke. the season mean anything, then two evenly. ned clubs wil! fight it out for the world’s baseball supremacy in 9 the mecting between the Pittsburg Pirates and Washington Senators. 4 show that there is little to choose between the contenders in series. Then short. Glenn Wright Ruth's All-America team, most valuable man in Wright, because the A. of his batting ’ Senators’ Pitching Edge i Jashington Has Edge in Catching, Exper- ' dence in World Series Games and Relia- ble Fielding; Pittsburg Excels in Base- Stealing and in the Outfield. Here are two stars. was named on Bahe | while | Roger Peckinpaugh was voted the | es speed and better arm is given the edge But Peck has something of a SIXth sense, which may permit him to outshine Wright in the coming series. Then Peck is a mighty tough customer in the Pinch Wright has seen one of the Pirates’ timeliest hitters +his vear. Two more All-America men are third it Bluege was picked bv Ruth and Traynor by Jehn Mc- (craw. Traynor however, is given the edge Senators Dependable. The Washington infield as whole is probably steadjer. that ae Then > +} To ry Peck-Hat ris-Judge combina- {40n is one of the greatest on dou- ble plays in baseball. The Pirate Siars, especially Wright and Trav- nor, are more sensational. How- ever, the chance the senra may 1925 co come in to a. , ona Tie hot tr *% iLlie@ serjes of of Play the Pirates the Senators. opposi ie) Cuyler, one of the iealinaey team ae the “. L., holds the advantage over Sam Rice in right field This des- pite the fact that Rice himself is 4 Piayer of no mean ability (uy- ier has it on his rival in ‘batting. chey are about even in speed and fielcing Then burg has one of the ers in the pastime likely be Ear! something of a name for in 192 But Carey has the of the argument. in every deza't- ment, although McNeely fan gc and get ‘em in the meadows. Old as he is he leads in stolen bases. In left field, Goslin hae the nad- He outhits while he also has more the bases ani in the a comes center the veteran greatest field aiax middle His r Va! McNeely, who Pitts- Carey, garcen- wWiil *‘nadw haimse)f Bette: f his rival, fieid. In reserve material. tag is with Washington. ators have Joe Harris, a handv man in the outfield or infield: Nemo Leibold. and Everett Scott as first stringers. The Pirates have Bigbee, Hass, Thompson and Ens. Pirates Have Batting Punch. Bill McKechnie will be able to put the field eight regulars Swat averages of .300 or bet- However, the seuron's aver- the Corsairs clubbing points petter tuan .he the advan- The Sen- on with ter. ages show but a few Senators : Pittsburg, with Cerey ier, has two of the Steaiers in the majors, although Blueg@, Goslin and Peck have shown ability to pilfer on oppresing catchers. and Cury- kreatest base i i ed ea a ae a a a, a ACTS ABOUT COMING WORLD SERIES GAMES a ON ta aL LO Mead hal CONTENDERS — Washington Semators eof American League and Pittsburg Pirates of the Na- tional League. DATES — Firat and second gemes—At Pittsburg, Wednes- fay and Thursday, Oct. 7 and &. Third, feurth and fifth games —At Washington, Friday, Sat- urday and sunday, Oct. 9, 10 and | ll. Sixth and seventh games—At Pittsburg. Oct. 12 and 12. } PROBABLE BATT ERIES— Fifet game: Johnson and Ruel for Washington; Meadows and Smith for Pittsburg. STARTING TIME—2 p. m. eastern standard time or 1 p. m. St. Louis time. CAPACITY OF PARKS —Piits- barg, 45,000; Washington, 36,000. RIVAL MANAGERS — Wash- ington, Stanley Harris; Pitte- burg. Bill MeK echnie. ms | _ A MPI igier end MeCor- mick. National; Moriarty and Owens, American. WoTEeE—din ecnse of rain the teams will remain in the city echedulied until fit is played. *. ¢ ; He has outbeatted Bluege and is just as £O0od on the defense. | | special! him. about ; tn RD 10 CHOOSE BETWEEN 1925 WORLD SERIES RI VALS ( ’ ! OBB BPD LS” ONO alg tlt atin i die ada aa aaa a a a a factor. Mebvis Eilling Ferguson to Hurl In World Series Coveleskie Not Likely to Pitch —Special Brace for Short- stop Peckinpaugh. ee Special to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—There is no broken bone in Roger Peckin- paugh’'s foot and the shortstop, who was voted the most valuable player to his’ club in the American League, will get into the world’s peries against the Pirates, accord- ‘ing to physicians of the Washing- ton club. An examination made after the veteran’s return from Boston reveaied only a slight ankle sprain that is expected to yield quickly to treatment To protect the shortstop from, more serious injury in the tilt with the National League champions a footgear, steel-braced, in- tended to so support Peck’'s ankle that he will be able to withstand all strain of play, is being made for Bucky Harris and | Mike Martin are worried Stanley Coveleskie, leading pitcher of the American League, who had beén figured as one of the | team’s best mound assets. A sore back which had handicapped him early in the week. pained the pitch- er so severe'ly yesterday that he Manager Trainer -waks unable to report for practice. He is not expected to return to active duty until after the tilts with the Pirates are under way, [{f at a)! Alex Ferguson is getting extra attention in the daily drilling. as the Senators wil] have to make much use of him should Covey not | be available. If Ferguson can show | (in the series the brand of pitching : K. OF C. TEAM AND | ‘between the Wagners and Knights of Columbus to decide the cham- his few starts as a not be sorely | he showed in Senator, Covey will missed. —— WAGNERS PLAY FIRST | GAME OF TITLE SET The first of a three-game series —— pionship of the University City Mu- nictpeal Baseball League will be played this afternoon, starting at 8 o'clock. Golf Match Postponed. The exhibition goly match sched- uled at the Creve Coeur Country Club today between Eddie Held and Jimmy Manion and Ear! Howell and Vincent Netteler has been post- poned until next Sunday beenuse the heavy rains made the course too heavy for the contest. FRED “FIRPO” MARBERRY, Whose remarkable relief pitching record throughout the sea- son and during the 1924 world’s series makes him a prime LEE MEADOWS (at top), Pittsburg’s main re- liance, who formerly hurled for the ;and Nelson Fate of World’s Series Lik ~~ ven gto - —~— Cardinals. Oa at ; World Series Would Fill Park Seating } OO OE we 4 , ‘ PPALP A PAABP LPL clated Press ; YORK, president d ti League “Pitteburg t better world's but strengt! entry “It would be foolish,” said Mr. Hevdier in a statement to » Associated Press today, “to make confident predictions when a team of the steadiness and spirit of the Washington Sena- tore is engaged with a team that has the dash, brilliance and pow- er of the Pittsburg Firates.” “The series interest grows wider and deeper every year. ‘ The results will be and cabled over the world. The ticket demand. would tax 2 Park with a seating capacity of 200,000.” Oct. 3—Fohn A. of the -Na- believes that the Pirate eve a little chance to win” ie ser] from Washington, Pe tribite to the of the American League Ss -, | ae 2180 vs all | i i a a DRAZ AND NELSON ARE SCRATCH MEN IN 14 MILE BIKE RACE TODAY The Century Cycling Club's an- mual club road race, the Bellefon- taine handicap, and derby events, will be held today. The road race which is the feature, wil] be h from the Creve Coeur car tracke at 9:30 a m. The finish iine Bellefontaine, a distance of miles. After the events the riders will go to Little Creve Coeur Lake to participate in the derby events, a miss-and-out race, slow race, ob- stacle race, and hill cli-ib. Lou Schieller and Joan Lllish have been given the limit handicap of 12 minutes, with Lou Droz and Chester Nelson pedaling from scratch in the road race. In training, covered the course in “2 minutes 325 seconds, @7 seconds faster than the record made by James B. Freeman in 513 The two men are the fastest bike riders in the city, with the excep- tion of John Boulicault, state title holder Both Neilson and Droz are veterans. Nelson holds the ii-mile and 19- mile records of 2 onde in 1921. lished the 10-mile record, negotiat- ing the distance in 24 minutes 41 seconds. Both were made at Fair- ground Park. Droz holds one rec- ord — the one-mile unpaced, in 2 minutes 26 3-5 seconde, made at the Fairgrounds last year. He is a for- mer city and state champion. Granville Ils Winner. LONDON, Oct. 2. — Ph‘lip Gran- ville, formerly of Hamilton, Onte- rio, today won the Manchester-to- Blackpool road walking race, in &§ hours 6 minutes and 68 seconds. Last year's winner, Holt, of the Yorkshire Walking Club, was sec- ond. 200,000 Persons » ; the | x ~ eee broadcast — »? ] over the Olive Street road, starting | Droz | minutes 44 sec- ' Last year he estab- | Still | | . = _ — ee eee ee = = we Pirates Better on Offense Than S i a a ne a a a i a a ee ee ee ee a a a ae a ae a a a a a a a a a a i i a a a WIDE WORLD PHOTO. ee ee ly to Rest on These Pitchers 4 - ein: Me ye ee; SI “ey oe ae a i Sg - Swe ae sais” a WALTER JOHNSON, one of the greatest hurlers of the American League. — ge eee — : ; re than 100 h and that. . Senators, McKechnie Thimks 7.252 .tor 20 2) 2 Sine, plowes"tacouen canter tor POPOV OOOO EN le lel lak a ala” al alle dade alla +) Corsair Manager Writes That Goslin and Rice Are Strong Cf- fensive Men—Rates Peck and Harris as Danger- | ous Men in the Pinches. By William B. McKechnie. a Manager Pittsburg Pirates. PITTSBURG, Oct. 3.—In considering the offensive strength of | VSL AELELELAA <M“ | thre Pirates and the Senators I believe eweryone will agree with me. when I say the Pirates have the better attack. such valuable hitters on the Washington club, like Goslin, Rice and Harris. to bottom is a better hitting and than Washington. The Pirates are the best attack- ing club I have seen in all my ex- perience. Until you get down to the pitehers you | can't find a man | who does not hit 800. It has been the terrific hit- ting of the Pi- rates that heiped so largely in win- ing the pennant. [tt may be on the ‘books, for Wash- ington pitchers to stop the Pirates, but if they do ‘they will have | aeceomp ished something that no other group of hurlers has been able to do. It is only natura! that I do a little ‘bragging about this hitting of the ‘Pirates, because I have never seen ‘the whole team stopped for any | length of time. | Muddy Ruel is a good hitter, but jhe is not as apt to break up «@ ‘game as Earl Smith, a free swing- ‘er. Gooch is a smart hitter. Grantham, I think, is a better hit- ter than Judge. Mcliumis’ value to our CGiub cannot be underestimated. He was a tower of strength every time called upon. He wil help — considerably against the Senators ~~ eseee™ Paes Th ss Sh | SCC Ul ‘j (extremely dangerous Judge, and such dangerous men in the pinches as Peckinpaugh and At the same time though I fee] sure that our club from top a better base running aggregation | because of his experience in six | world series. Harris Gets the Edge. Bucky Harris is a bad man at the | plate, I am willing te admit, and in a tight ‘place. I am willing to give him an i ; } / edge over Eddie Moore, this edge | ‘coming from Harris’ experience. Don't discount Moore, however. He has been hittin .300 all year. _Moore is faster, too. Wright and Peckinpaugh are two great shortstops, strong in attack- ing power. 7 | priage. |}atrength on the offensive, a fellow ‘who is apt to break up any tight _ ball game. Still I won't put him above Glenn Wright in attacking power. Wright's batting mark | doesa't tell the whole story. He hit over .800, but he hit about .500 in the pinches. I put Traynor ahead of Biuege. Both are young hustling ball play- ——~| free swinging fellows. ' | offensive pair. Iam not discounting Peck was awarded the | ‘most vluable player trophy in the | American League, and I know how | good a man must be te get that | I rate him as a tower of ee ree on tere Defense Weakest Dep NO la te artmen we. ute estate testers Of Pirates, Wagner Writes ee ee a ee ee ee ee a ™~ i i i i a a a aad Af er ee Records Show Team Has Been Unsteady This Season — in- fielders Do Not Cover as Much Ground as in Old Days, Asserts Former Star. By Hans Wagner. . Shortstop on Pittsburg's 1909 World Champions. | PITTSBURG, Oct. 3.—Defensive ability is a strong asset to a _Daseball team in an important engagement like a world’s championghip series. An air-tight defense is always desirable, but where so much hinges on the outcome of a single contest. errors are more costly than in ordinary games. They are also more noticeable, and may have a more serious effect on the player who makes them than in the every- day routine of the season. whe In a long ing and pitching combined for ‘| series, a player both are part of the defensive ; realizes that a system. The Pirates have fought their “3 «OWay through to their high position ‘@ in the race more on agility to hit | 7 and run bases than anything else fa‘ In many gemes, the opposition slip doesn’t mean so much. He will have plenty of | time later to re- | trieve himself, % o DS) Lapa RES SENIOR SI EME. SR | and make the scored many runs, which would fans forget his y 4 ; | have been sufficient to win agatnat mistakes. ~ | ordinary rivals. However the Buc- | e464 tes | Caneerg had the wonderful strength ‘world’s series, On the attack to offset thig. every play has | Probably the present outfit is aon important just as good defensively as we were _bearing on the in 1909. I have never claimed tha: final result and a single slip may | mean the dtfer- | ence between the the Pittsburg team which won the flag that year was an qutstanding aggregation It wag fortunate in many ways. The old Cub machine. . . winners and the Wagner ' which had won flags for three loger’s share of (seasons running. was beginning to the spoils. slow up and disintegrate, although I have watched the fielding per- ‘formance of men in the National league during the past few years very closely. I don’t believe that the average fielder today covers as much ground as did the players in the days of 1909 and thereabouts. No doubt the “lively ball” is re- sponsible for the existing condi- - was stil] capable of playing good all. — - : P 7 * RI eT IT LCR a TIS. tae bn MOE ASS Team Got the Breaks. We got the breaks during the season, but they were coming to us because we had failed to ge’ them in 1908. when we reaiiv should have won. The Pirates thi« ‘year got a lot of breaks, tee. but i ed see t Ree ee, ae + as ort. | well, and helped to conceal each | Year after year it seems to me Other's weaknesses. The present that the science of defense has been Pittsburg team is a rather young getting smaller and smalier in the | *SSregation. and that eccounts for | major leagues. Infielders play PY Leong ~ the unsteadiness which different game from what they a marked some of itg games. I* used to, and the outfielders a180 | et 1 msg co-ordinate defense. conduct themselves differently. te =. oe tea They have had to plan a new de- as was the case 16 years ago with Manager Clarke, so it has fense since the game became been this year that Manager Me- lively. Recently it was claimed that a mes gyre pe ya they Hey a — change had been made in the ball,’ 4, 7 figure that the Pirates of reducing its traveling powers @ Dit. 199¢@ wit be much steadier tm the ‘but teams have not yet had time! geig than they have been this to adjust themselves to the changed year. The team looks good to go Peres if they actually are ahead for several seasons with but _ changed. ‘few changes. In that respect it Sizing up the Pitteburg team 4iffers from our 1909 pennant win- of 1925, it looks to me as if the ners, for the following season saw | defense is tte weakest depart- that everybody is taking a f Science Dropping tion. The men don’t have time they were largely breaks which to cover ground as they used to. they made for themselves. | Balls are hit harder, for riearly) We hed weak spots in our in- . ' ‘ ree cut. field, but the men worked tegether i , 5 ei eS BLES. Th ig, teh Shah eel nt ah aa ‘is faster. ' In the outfield, the Pirates can LOSE FIRST GAME IN /mugster greater offensive strength, M. YV. CONFERENCE I believe, inspite of the great year LAWRENCE, Kan. Oct. 3.—Ti | Rice has had and the fine work | ov ichom pou aoe of both Goslin and McNeely. Gos-; a Agsies lest thelr Suet din is going to be a tough fellow game as a member of the Missouri ‘to stop because he ts one of those Valley Conference bere today to the Rice, a University of Kansas. The score | veteran. is a real star. wes 18 = oF i ee ae season for eams. What Pirates Have Done. "The first scoring came in ths When you consider that Barn- second quarter after Kansas had ‘hart and Cuyler have driven in worked the ball close co the Aggie gosl. Sehmidt, Kansas left helt- _ touchdown. point was blocked. McCoy, Oklahoma Aggie right helf, scored a place k'ck itn the around .340 all,year, I believe) you'll agree when I say that our | trio will be a better attacking force than the Senators’ three. | third period from the 30-yard line. McNeely is a valuable meh, but) Anderson, Kansas eubstitute half-- his hitting is not as good as that back, intercepted a pass in the last _| period and carried the tell to the of any of the three Pirate outfield | eveo-eeed Man, trem whiee | ers. Goslin and Rice are not to be carried over for a touchdown. toyed with, because they can hit) and are fast. and form a strong! I am giving ond : } ee ree | Cuyler, one of the sensations of the year.“ leads our ciub in hitting with a mark around 360. He has | driven in more than 100 rungs; is second to Carey in stolen bases: is. one of the leading home run hit-' ters and leads the ciub in triples’ |and doubles. You can’t ask for much more than al! that. You must go far back in history to find a ‘better attacking outfield than the | Pirates. in Washington pitchers, like John- son and Ruether, will outhit Pirate hurlers but the offensive strength | (of mound stars will hardly sway) ‘the series. In summing up I feel sure the Pirates will show a better attack.’ ing force than the Senators. This is one big edge we have. mY , Copyright. L925. : ‘HAIR-GROOM” Keeps Hair Combed, : : ’ | BASEBALL 7" SPORTSMAN’S PARK Browns vs. Detroit . FIRST GAME STARTS 1266 ~~mroor

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Fete aS : " - SO aye a * as ase \ > fm tr ot RR ae Rr eis tae tron e* se : ws aw, ie Be iibevaver-ya dates CES PR ast ie ue Meese et ee ee : pr nee On Ter es SLI ‘va Or aon fe Le. Sealey Aer Vibe 008 See Sonera > & : ¢ | 126 ENTRIES FOR WOMEN’S DISTRICT GOLF TOURNA bet . SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1925. | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH » kis % «be 4 ie ay - i fe ay - gs "s ‘= : a. s 4 » meets Johnny “Peewee” Ixaiser, 10- RIS: 0g ke a Faust Wallace, reigning champion, ; ; ) | 17 a cal bantam, in the feature 10-round J. Harris. Senators will enter the competition this year Ct as - Uae contest. Wallace reported yester- Moors. Pirates due to impaired health and her . = day.and worked out with Mike San- Bigbee, Pirates was fated err match. in Che five | ) Ai ) sone in a sparring bout at the Red | sree pig oS ilIit! ee Offi | to : clals of the org; round of the national tournament Ball Mymnasium. He appears PR ccnp pe gon) tho at the Country Club. As cham- Cf Or be in good physical shape for the Ey Cc that mem s pion she‘ will not have to qualify | match. The Philadelphit midget Club. 7 a + nt Rong yore Soe tor for match play and may submjt was once regarded as a strong con- Pirates . 5300 >. 1624 “101 #97 +~ «21381 ~=29623 307 ene priesthood ab her entry in time for the first tender for flyweight title honors. Pana Lace 1 +) eicsull C0 1 . 304 sae ako wal “Pen ee. see o 2 Corpert, HE LEAVES THE GROUND He has boxed Jimmy Wilde, Jojin- Club. a P.O. 4642 Florissant avenue. "i president of the district associa- N - Buff. the late Pancho Villa,/ si5 : : _ AND DIVES UNDER ny uff, Senators. 50 F050 43 oT Laadtes’ Day ned i) : Le One Sunday in each tion, will not play because of an : Joe Lynch in six- OP PONENTS, ' TAWING Pete ae begs: Quaker City. Passed balle—Smilth, 9; Bevereid. 7; Gooch, 3; Ruel. 3. round bouts been set aside as injured hand. | : TH te. “oe Segal ag te we ce and "a ‘ A ee na out of position. After analyzing |earned a popular verdict by ma y 4 etering rem. Gustafson is goo the play the Pittsburg star stops | stormy finish in an elght-rounda | “a 2 — , _ . }| for from three te five yards any the runner dead with a low hard |joust with Lucas ut the Coliseum )| time he gets his head and srhoul- two y . a tackle. Gustafson, with Johnson, | *W° years ago. : > 9:00—-Miss Virginia Fep and Mrs. George | ‘ers through the line because of Lucas Takes Alfano’ Piace. d # 8 : ap | ee een In tomorrow night's match, Lucas 1$ EVE OW Q@n (44m _E. Mix. : his great strength and ability to : 9:03-—Mrs. E. A. White and Mrs. I. 8. keep his feet. defensive pair last year. takes the place of Ray Alfano, who ynes. 9:06—Mrs. R. J. Kohn and Mrs. Lester Mever. §:09—Mra. M. J. Isler and Mrs. Robert ver the Westwood Country Club ey, Pirates .'.. erees—Ribby Murphy, ~ oe = Carey and John C x We] OR effect: Abusive or or smoking on the f uniform will draw a 3 The fines will be ” Pa the franchise holders, wae rs ° 5 al Lee be Ta ~ zou ofS : é wr) i: OC@SorOo FDS WO’ ~ WOM OVS COtrHoO-! Os oO wwGend tot D2 Cer, ~le 1 LO woe HOrmon ~ Crone —s RO~FOwS"2009 aR ORD Oe . 23: > > > * . . > > COROBIS 5¢ mie CIO > > ask FE -2~1 OS to a=) h et 4. Ow OWCO De men A player fined three tim be Hable to ~~ a remainder of -the , | Ge Ota oe an =e Loman —s WII ~ Ka hn O~O— pe bt fa] OF lSa~ he OFtemoo -«) . nes . . * « . @. e 2 on _ : COP SOrKwWwS On > oO ~ woDhumke Ek Sas ro ae Qo ut a eee OoOrKon= Res 33: #2529 9025 ~ Wr@Dan Onr~IOt toa CoO l-ton COS Dow a — 7 i) BS |= NODSOLODNY® os Se. OM NOMA O* Se ee I Se ee — 2.5 $34 Pn be Bike A ~ ey = > DrNePVOD WODDDeD~ 2242929 2 Gao eOHO St pt htt DDI D~ 191 DW Vow 5 nowrPo09 vate reer a minute halves, with participating in the ¢ Workouts also will be & day and Friday night tion for the opening of SOHO Om Oto 2 ' = 2 sto ft no20 fo ‘ sees ctnenne eesatiineesil i] QoQ bh Ott Drtnong mers 2 Tt) i= =3h: baw] mt OD we me BCD CD os > CONT tee Sta) PtP OO CI~NIO OOD tm “ ee et er a Ne oF ISmrds OS Go~ pes DAMM D~IS 291: NWA DOSOWMAS WhO COV Dooce laate~I@ DDs0 a es - went a nasal operation last spring, ~~ - s 2 : tories in five recent engagements “? 9 eid —! a3 Sere 3 Wry may ao Suan , (Copyright, 1925.) was suspende or a -da or 4 ' , 4 : a it edinne'ts make weisnt tor ns| Proprietor MR.ROGERS Circulation Mor. W. ROGERS Edifor WiLL ROGEREE — ° ; } * bout with George Butch at the New H) is the asd why inent. js because eve tries have air the national Soon after resurrected rope, 'mpove by war, of one the rich ‘rease moth-eaten « They bre xe ‘he distributed tbe The great estat from the much of the there for ‘he tates have now ing. It is the intention# “ed amongst the Vast areas of thus been brovg in Rumania. C land and the paign next Sunday. a being credited with four kayo vic- _.»fere the war 7 -. «tivated or under — _ “Aedicated to the caste. England L- by the lordly past ful spaciousness Change for the Ie dil its eystem still fas » Tural Engiaad renting feudatorics tenant farmers from bhiai on » find the lord of ar ” precarious. and. t& Ks tage ome v. rain and we ==! PecRinpaugh Predicts Senator —_|°siscimiss. seaneetey niet BE eocnacet, cnen aun. 9:15—Mrs. C. B. Abney and Mrs. E. Y. Marx Jr. (iii tae dmatemtie: Sach trict will make their bow as pro- 9:18——Miess Isabel Fulton and Mrs, Rich- fessionals in four-rouné prelimina- “BRB 1]? . Pi s 9:31. gg R. Caulk 4M L. H . W Id’ S e.. i f the Odeon card. Mike San 21—Mrs. John R. Caulk an rs. L. H. ries o - e card, : a. 9: aw. E. Taylor and Miss Kath- ictor in or S erte sone, the Western A. A. VU. fly- a aa . ee .| weight title holder; Jack Horrer, and Louise Crund lightweight, en 9:27—-Mrs. Dodridge Farrell and Miss aad , : ‘ i ; South Broadway Ability of Team to Rise fo Great Heights in Pinches Is] joe Meek, a featherweight, com- Dur am Terry. re, A. F. Eisebeiss and Mrs. E. ’ prise the graduating class. Sansone Mira. Moncrieft iain ane tee Os. Basis for Veteran Shortstop’s View — Great Third tackles Sammy Price of Newark, N. . er R “yer. ° Mrs. aurice Obear and Mrs. Alan- Sackers Meet in Games. J.. while Horner meets Joe Kanup 9 Brown. of Belleville, Ill., and Meek tackles airs. George R. Gough and Mrs. Paul Steadman of Granite City. An- OeS ee a T. Clabaugh and Mrs. R other prelim event will feature Tom a Mrs. Y. . ‘ Caughey ~ By Roger Peckinpaugh, Smith and Harry Poeling, local Cc. ad Crossman and Mrs. A istant M . > i welterweights | sn “haa ss Manager and Shortstop of World's Champions and Voted | \wee , railed in the Midd yond that. you ‘har thousands of bered agricultural laborer gal interest or pros ’ img an interest in t) | ~pative land. ns Here, also, the chy en times is for the ¥ notice from a lan prive a temant of ft which his ancestors | ° : « ? —_ M. R. Parrott and Miss Fliza- Most Valuable Player in American League. Horseshoe Meet ; ‘eae | : oe “and cultivated for | (Copyright, 19265. R. B. Kennard Jr. and Mrs. BOSTON, Mass., Oct. 3.—In spite of all I have been reading late- : re. : °. Lans! Ray. try i that 9:57-—Miss Marie L. Hercules and Mrs. | ly of the ability of the Pittsburg team, I am convinced that they have For Three States : costae te Sloe Fekete Tae = al A ge cry a’ nothing at all on Washingt d that th : rs. Stratfor orton and Mrs. Sshington an a e end of th i = ae rs e coming series turned from a parade, the “‘Safety Week” Bates ‘ & week's notice can less worker from by ‘reison need be ass feudal chieftains is 10:03-—Mrs, M. F. Braun and Miss Flora| Will give us the right to tack another world’s title pennant to our bi : oy ae ' " a ' =! $100 Prize to Winner in Tour- Parade. This is “‘Safety’’, or ‘‘don’t Get ai _ severance The @ Hilaer. is pl Kent Koerner and Mrs. M. M. flagpole. o>: oCain. ; . 10908. N. A. Doyle and rs. N. T. Having been a fom. 4 in great style. But I’m satisfied nament to Be Held at Hurt Week = New York. The taxi-cab ) ie seerttergon.- Re ii, oo sont ig = ~ a ee m that deg best will rot be good Quincy, Ill. drivers can hardly wait until next Monday Bee = Robert Tsaacson. : aseda e, enoug to give hire A chance to 2 . ues 3 eer ee., CHttord Caylord and Miss aturally am in- cae compare with “Bucky” Harris, to run ores yum. It speaks very highly for 10:1 r8. Holbrook Anton and Mrs.| terested in com-@ a “e “ct ante of the ract that he Is saciid iain toi titans the generosity of the East to try and save s. Be ; an ca r with » _ | specia a ost- . . ae - . E. G. Lasar and Mrs. H. P. — f — In~ iy oe . | ries, a Suis aoe oheeen addi QUINCY, Ill., Oct. 3. — Horse- your life one week of the year, so if you are " i ee ee Rx |™man. Above all, he is a “money”|shoe pitchers from Illinois, Mis- coming to New_York I would advise you to nt q A. Blatterman and Mré./ teams and per- ; =a , é “= | Diayer and as cool as a cucumber houri and Iowa will meet here come on this particular week. Then on your enard. eterno’ O Rourke and Mrs.| haps am basing ¢ BS s in a pinch. am Pa ' ah ma Elmer Donnell and Mrs, F.| 09 much of my¢ % 3 IT have only seen Wright in ac-|500n to decide the tristate = é ot: ombstone back ~ Claremore, Oklaho 2 a amie predictions on thei 5 y. | tion once, but from all accounts|pionship at barnyard\ golf. can be written, “‘He Was Killed During able. The power is ercised. but the fs | there and can be p - tien and occasional! Sives the lord of thx his seignory. a domir a King does not posse My first recollectii ~ Wie is associated wi 10:33—Miss Suey Gever and Mrs. Edwin ork Pree me 1h t b work of the in- "= i. ee: © must be one of the vest young With the announcement that a Safety Week In New York’’. We have had Pe . | , | a _ ale eviction of hun Glaser. 10:36— Mrs. E. A. Proctor and Mrs. ©. S./ fields. Players developed in recent years Abel. ; 10:39—Mrs. Gtibert Goldman and Mrs. Generall v G23 se the ' ss a will ae rence Wolf. Paes came . average. winner, cities and villages are pre- Sig - ‘ ‘ . speakin "ers CaN - So ae ER ee a J ” W Pe 4 pears. Oscar Marx and Mrs. H. se a a ianae f ib ek. & I do not feel that it wotld be| paring to send their star “ringers Smile ! eck >» in which every one went e5——Mre. J. R. Bissell and Mrs. Walter! either man for; ©) keel gal Papen page es to Quincy to compete. 2 around with a sickly grin on their face like a ; . } = 4 ‘. Se a yself, [ow SAY is, : ‘6 ca G Harry Pohlman and Mre./ man, or as a”. i The ankle which has kept ne out Britny * oc RE ag chp ama Cheshire Cat. We had an “‘Apple Week’’, m ” j—-Miss Heulah Ezell and Mrs. Ben| Whole, we are not ck. of the game recefitly is well ano, my - t . t this week : , oe x wemens. . .. oS Na ee mechanically as strong as are the|!f I am fortunate enough to go| 277% COUntY uh she etait d h WH; r 3. P. Strubinger. men of McKechhie. The fact that| through the series without further | fF which ae 4 awanns were Se- we eS ives Don’t Shoot Your Hus- 10:57—Mrs, A. H. winketmeyer and Mrs. | the Senators both last year and this|!MJury, I will do my best and try| nated by merc have shown ability to rise to great to force the youngater as riuch as Quincy, with 40,000 population, : ‘| possible for laurels. I am convin-| has a_ specially built horseshoe c at least one week of immunity. Or‘‘A Don’t : Mrs. Thomas Glancy and Mrs. W1)- ats Washinet oth a wa : ones. . '¢s as ng on € e ge. my hands. b . . . 11,06—dirs, N. E. Neal and Mrs, F. J. Wat Sues dn. Oedes. Saga > Sta is age Roald district. The court is lighted by more week of putting up with him. All are lights, and most of the playing : these weeks of Fads are great, but the thing unte!. Mrs. R. E. Swift and Miss Caro. Take first base, for instance. The Columns have been written about is done after dark. ‘There are Pe 11;12— re. George O. Carpenter and Mrs. ay ALworr. the veteran McInnis and the rather|I cannot conceive of him be! 15— . on haus and Mrs. ngi. ‘ ley Sirs.“ ——_— ° inexperienced Grantham. Stanlev|ny better than Bluege, who holds | “TOs watch the games. a week., A thing that operates fifty-two 11:18——Mre._ J. J. Bearcey and Mrs. L. R. H i down a similar positio f . Pey arris has been alternating with . S20iOR or. Us. . . > 11:31— ro. wy, M. Miller and Mrs. J. L. | Joe Judge and Joe Harris, the last pene “ ey ong the few Harrismen | “ously. The Rev. I. W. Bingaman, an Ness Kgers . who nas been in the game every :24— . M. Vori d Mra. R. W.]/ named working whe t ‘ . ; i ie H. 3. Voris and Mre . n southPaws | day and, as a result, he was cret-| Rotarian, is president of the Barn- evidently someone has for I see where the ‘ n, j “a me. Crawford Duncan and Mrs. sane dese = po lee a season. ing the tristate tournament, as well G. A. Chesbro and Mrs. ™|though Judge will get the call in|@o but rest and tens w.y hing to/as the city and county tournaments. ; ‘#ougn Judge will get the call in st and take easy work-|The club has on its membership er 3 ‘Sevwider and Mra./ most of the games. And, believe; outs for tho past five days and I roster the best-known business and ames A. Corbett. ape. ; look for hi a ioe ele ane and Mrs. | me, this boy will bear watching. of hie Maes Sig Bon, 7 Ao sae toP | profesional men in the city. f 4 ra A H. Handlan and Mrs. J. ‘ I am a great™hunch player and | stands head and tO tant ci ~ ' SEer24 , ullen. ave a feeling that Joe wil | 11:45—Mre Frank _B. Smiley and Mrs. ane of ina meseingbic ee rem Syemer'g wie a, ae in our PIKEWAY BASKETBALL Pp S . . * : , . ; 9 - r ’ ie” rood : » 7 . . TI + - . nl G. Smith and Mrs. lowing his injury, he was in slump,/|'*. will have to play super pete SQUAD WILL START this ‘aleeutda 8 going — another piece in soon. Loo or it. ' Puller. 11:51—-Mre. Arthur B. Ball and Mre. F./ but he is out of it now and looks| to give his team third-base advan- PRACTICE TOMORROW . ce, 21:54—Mre. Neomian Wolf and Mrs. T. ».| like a million dollars at the bat,| *#e*. One thing is wertain, fans in the coming series will see the Basketball practice for Washing- cher. , 1:57—Mra. k , | When it comes to fielding, I look . 1 _ ue Pe rl and Miss Y,. italia en soled atin sauna tiret hot-corner guarded by two az. | ton University will begin Monday 12: rs. Garfield Taussic a Mra. : You wi ; for fdotball. Coach Whits will have tats BL: siteticata Siipsigs sas take ‘iii sageaeert Site reas Le) Ser Se. STH ETE, RT Coates Mi eRCon ra: cmt a iat te ae ~ow . narew ‘ft r McInnis cannot cover the ground | that no Goutt have motions three letter men as a nucleus for faicisigi tase: a Biss Fe aa, SO SP, Satin eh Pe) a el 2 ane a rit ee ; ee pete 12:;06—-Mre. Andrew Raur and Mrs. Harry , my arguments have been bas- te ee iam: AifhiF Git . Gy 4 wel His 3 eg. Ra Sa TR Pak i aa uchina, : he formerly did, while Grantham,/ed on fielding alone. In. a short ae Sean. Rd ase Sept. Cox, : es oo ih a ae iii Sis ty f | —_—- > — although a good man, has not had | series, I figtre this is just as im- Seago and Winkler.~ There are sev- eee Mae ges eee eral men from last year’s freshmen et Baseball Practice Illino }the needed experience to compete| Portant as hitting. With respec: ‘ he “ is. with a veteran of Joe's caliber.|*® Datting, while conceding that eran itu. i i) AD "lil, Oct’ ".,| Moon” Harris, while not as flashy |‘t®? cold figures show that he| ‘°7,*he other positions, Baseball y Capt. Cox mada the Velley mythi- BANA, Il, Oct. Pittsburg infiel practice at the University of mn. | his side-kick, is a close second apvantace. at he seen ten ne cal all-star five. “Bus” Seago ©] played center for the Pikers last nois has started and Coach L _| to Judge, and we are not worrying | not figu that ¢ b a ve saat there wih be any year, while Ted Winkler held down gren will give his candidate about Aim. appreciable differenc st s daily Will Miss Rawlings. of but a few pamaats mm ® series), forward job. Carl Stanford, who did not make his “W," is expected workouts for several wee which they will rest i Moot oe To my mind, Johnny Rawlings In my next article, I will discuss | to land a forward position th February, when Indoor practice will is going to be badly missed. His/| the respective outfielders and wat-/ter. Garrett Pipkin oe this win- begin. About 30 candidates have me tke een Prorage Hh siports ages nte : ding sums Cunamioe rd treat wit ot At play with some * contending teams com . reported / ‘are to the eft that he is going erally. = oo ar for the center ‘ » wel oe. ney et ais ze f : » | 4° 4 but we couldn’ t afford the apples. Why don’t | aa E Quincy takes its horseshoes se- . ; 4 —" se weeks withouta slogan, and that is ‘‘BULL” Lutheran minister and prominent DURHAM. I have never tried it, but 4 ——— we —_ = — —_ & SES a and, a shortstop much beiter thar: $100 — aul give . : every kind of *“Wee g in the W orld, even 4 ~ art farmers in Wa . / oe f ae held by their Centuries. for no »b than that they had at a recent election ‘to mind the case of | nts. band Week”. That would guarantee usmales | Wi 8 ot > farmed with the ai ‘on. The latter was heights in th inches, t 4 . . i ip © pinches, to my mind, | ced that I will have a tough job on| court, in the heart of the business Get a Divorce Week,’’ it only means one ae _ the landlord's gamek ing killed a hare—or Jand—with a pitchfo Pi t Ww 7. . . . —— | rates.will have to depend upon/ Traynor, Pirate third baseman, but} bleachers for-spectators and good that stands up is the thing that don’t require , -* heinous feudal cri » ®iven the alternatiy Parting with her sor - The son left | never returned. Iman. y re, Louis P. Aloe and Mrs. c.c. | @re pitching against us. With the|ty well frazzled toward tho ¢ yard Golf Club, which 1 onsor- . ; err Bredtcuner Sabie 5 owner just bought a new yacht the other day, | * — se = _ The King of Eng “a power over h even in darkest ry power is tt today in Britain Opinion exercises ing influence excesses than tion ago.

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TA MENT Soccer Players Must Behave, o Submit to Fines St. Louis League Officials ae Instructions for Benefit of Referees. Players who participate in games ‘of the St. Louis League this season will have on their good behavior or su the consequences, according to announcement by President on Barker of the St. Louis und Exhibition Co. At a meeting to be hel@ Soronado Hotel tomorrow srees—Ribby Mufphy, carey and John Cradock, to sffect: Abusive or scurrulons In or smoking on the field while in. uniform will draw a penalty, The fines will be a the franchise holders. A player fined three times will be Liable to suspension for the remainder of «the Campaign, it was stated. Officials of the organization haye nnounced that members of the lergy and students for the min- stry or priesthood would be fur. ished season tickets upon apate: 4 ation to H. P. McCarthy, secretary, 642 Florissant avenue. Laates’ Day Planned. One Sunday in each month has j een set aside as ‘“‘ladies’ day,” rhile the idea of having a knot 4 olers’ day each month will be vot. _ d upon at tomorrow night’s meet. 1g. Managers of the four teams have nnounced that practice games wil} e played at Fairground this morn- lg. 1inute halves, articipating in the closing period. Vorkouts also will be held Tues. S| ay and Friday night in prepara. @ on for the opening of the cam. align next Sunday. - or Witt ROGERS SIXTY-FIVE YEARS ago! IN 1860 A biend of tobacco WAS born— “BULL” Durham. ON quality alone IT has won RECOGNITION WHEREVER TOBACCO is know? IT still offers THE public this— MORE flavor, a i «4 MORE enjoyment AND a lot MORE money LEFT at the END of a week’s SMOKING. oe at the ! Barker will instruct the three net 1 Charley — ths 2 be | It is the intention to-play 35. | with new players © r | thousands of hereditary toilers—) able title. ~ SS SER ASN S we SEY WELT » WI MAQY MANN NO WOON AY 9 SN . aia - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH J eon Ne CSonwnvrsisSsuUrTrions! vor SPSS PPS PODS OSs 090-044406+ 044-0 660+00o0)0% ST. LOUIS , SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 19235. {Britain’s Best Chance of — a cers Lies in Return to => .Land, Lloyd George Says ~ What Almost All European Countries | ' Have Already Accomplished, Adapta- 3 tion of Waste Soil. By DAVID LLOYD GEORGE, Wartime Premier of Great Britain. . LONDON, Oct. 3. (By Cable.) ‘eel Y is the land question once more coming to the front in Britain e | and why will it, in the coming years, become increasingly prom- # “fhent, whatever political interests may do to~keep it down? It ju because events will drive Britain to what almost all European coun- "tries have already accomplished—the adaptation of their land system to: Brie one exigencies of the day, alter the great deluge. _ Soon after the Armistice tie);the national needs in food and sted nations of Central Ku-' Britain has, in consequence, to poverished and devastated! buy abroad £400,000,000 (approx- . . ow war, of one accord resorted to imately $2, 000. 000,000) worth of ~ the rich treasure locked up in the) food and* timber, most. of which moth-eater chest of feudalism.’ ought to be raised on her own " Whey broke the musty padlocks and‘ soil. Before the war, this startling e ¢ 2s ‘ a Peon the hoarded riches.) fact did not worry her in the y — great estates had withheld\least. British trade was coining from the people for centuries)/money out of its foreign exports, much of the wealth’ which was\ its finance, its shipping, its coal. 4c for the’ digging. These es: We supplied the world with goods, | tates have now been largely divid with - fuel, with carriage, with a3" t the peasantry. ) money—all at a good price. Why, Vast @reas of wasted land have’then, should we not buy cheaply. thus been brought into cultivation’ at the counters where we sold | in Rumania, Czecho-Slovakia, Ro-} dearly? It was a fair and fruitful | Jand ahd the Baltic states. Re-: exchange. Our medievalland sys- the war these lands, now cul-)tem was very picturesque. Why | nd tivated or under cultivatiox, were’ modernize this remnant of medie- . ed to the pleasure «f a)valism which distinguished En-| England has alone stood? gland from the parvenu nations of | y the lordly past with its waste-| the world? as ful spaciousness. ‘ “If it shewed signs of crumb-' F canoes for Worse. \ ling and decay, were those symp- ‘In all its esdentials, the feudgi/toms, not after all, the surest! + system still fashions the liie of) proofs of > frural England. There you will? structure? » fild the lord of the manor, with | “Besides, every successful iner- tenting feudatories in the form of chant and manufacturer tenant farmers who hold their’ forward to the day when he real-/ ds from hini on a tenure more\ ized prosperity would enable him: more) to acquire one of these seignories | “whependent, than that which pre-| and establish himself and his de- “Walled in the Middle, Ages. Be-) scendants in the hails of Seay that, you have hundreds of | Mighty—peradventure with a suit- 4g 3 a / comes. Nobody‘s heard of such a man, the man walks in and says he guesses better get a passport. ing a spy and condemned to be shot; laughs and remarks: \ home were getting uneasy about me.”’ Demand its release! tons of copper in the bottom. of the world it’s the same way.- The . ; - Ries so = o%e? os ~ Ks rae * oe & eee we : o oe ws “S = a Pe ce * oe. oe. ae ss oN ze Be Poa . ~~ : ca : oe = & % eed, x ze > Z - va os a to ve “/ « Wee of “spy ““ 4 ” id of it for a day. will come—many people believe it. The I get a. messenger through to Whitlock. us every aid in distributing It. castle. camp at Newcastle. our Government pouch to Berlin; will be made at the War Office? Certainly. very next day a man on the staff of the ~ WALTER HINES PAGE, From a Portrait. er? So, in addition to being infinitely ulously stupid. Now, people can’: ‘to the War Office to make big contracts. We\ from this abnormal state overnight. ,are as aloof from it as it is possible to be. Yet we are not aloof at all. It isn’t work‘ It’s the war. Everybody feels it. I meet nobody who feels affferently. Well, if this is so in London, how must it be on) the Continent? ( before put to such a strain. some day all on a sudden? ( also. The French would probably have collapsed } cent patience. “Thank God for America.” The Germans are indescribably angry -_ May it not niente | ) thing. The Austrians , friendly Suggestion if Inspired We are talking about what we are to do, when he’d He is asked about he- and he “IT guess my folks at Then comes a telegram about the deten- tion of a ship with a full cargo of cotton. | Genes section within 60 minutes, Well, it hag so many On this side. car rider as he carefully since geheay north. Ger- | Ger- mans have seized American food in Bélz:um. On tae contrary, he writes back, they are giving The German for many are the same individuals) #7@ ® large number entering the Government asks for a report on the scandal- | coming and going repeatedly. ous condition of the detention camp at New- There has never been a detention’ Periodically I remind the British Govern- ment that we can’t send private inquires in they please infotfm the public that inquires must The War Office comes in and says that since our em- ( bassy is the only channel of communication will we please make inquiry about his broth- sad, American merchan:s of contraband wares(|the whole world is going lying mad and cred- » have ceased to come to me to help them get recover These little incidents hint big of the demorfliza- tion of the mind and of the character of men with | think the world was never) the British. They question and criticize every- At bottom they hate and distrust us The English are slow Beyond any de- mechanically (as they did in 1870 but for the Belgian check ( follow the Germans in their restrictions. Tire }of the Germans and the English help. There' ) Turks ask twice a day about their consuls That's . Lae suddenly quit some day as they did in | ‘ ) ) | | ! All that holds( the printed page. the world together is the friendship and kin-\ and the b&l. | and I do} ; hew proposition — thank God it is you that are where you are, \ presents—the children at home—Santa Claus) hour or more. ‘so that this will not be forgotten on our side’/—-the year 1914——when did I hear of these come. / things before? | ‘ ! (is an unexpressed feeling that the Russians’ Untruthful merchants in the misinform our own Government. The the Crimean War. They believe here that the Austrians have almost come to the point of The Ger- able delay. I never know what a day bring. Depression hangs over everybody ) | } United States ritish Admiralty and War Office cause intermin- will Uke mans and the English don’t howe panics. But(a London fog. But all these are incidental— the people of any nation must-reach a point) are as nothing, if we keep fair and consid- ‘sometime when they feel What's the use? You can do nothing-useful, | , constructive, you can get no cheerful experi-) of the world. }ence in life, you live in a mood of mourning \ Edward Grey and of anxiety—is life worth while? as I often “eel: ‘ erate dealing, these two Governments never forget this and [ )their appreciation of our friendship as as it is manly to use it. ‘will unable us to p@fll through. In every time of trouble before now (I) haven't had many) I have been able to forget ( myself in some good book. I thought I should | When the world recovers its senses, its always have this resource. But it’s gone‘ ramark will be, now. The war gets between my eyes and) States." And so say I now. It gets between your golf (| Heartily yours, Somehody said something here WALTER H. PAGE. the other night about Christmas. It startled’ I found myself thinking it all out as a\ S.—Just after I had finished this P. } Kangen of the King’s conscience” he is What does one do at Christ-\ mas’?—-I feel as if I'd never care to come to} Europe again. mind with this supreme crime. Lord Kitchener. He knows German Most of its) in England. the Continent bankrupt and ruined, suggest-) interned brother. with )}one another; for upon this hangs the destiny The Prime Minister and Sir use far | And their attitude As I say, all else is of minor consequence. Ours, of course, is the future of the world. first “Thank God for the United let- - Christmas — December —{ ter, Lord Haldane dropped’in and talked an In addition to being “the yet Secretary of War, being a sort of civilian aid ; ! ! ' | Reported England Suspicious tl Eight Thousand Machines Parked Daily in ‘s German Influence and Activity in This Country—Talk of Peaée Would Be Regarded as Un-|. | | | lit- | “Your old friend, the old German Chancel- the changing humor;” and I try to keep the) beggars, and starved children, and maimed) lor, knows better than to expect me to be pases true. Always heartily yours, WALTER H. PAGE. ‘ Walking Tight Rope of Neutrality. TO THE PRESIDENT. American Embassy, London, Nov. 30, 1914, , ‘Dear Mr. " prosibakt: (@) course nobody has any clear idea general military expectation that it vears, and possible three, has not changed. me that no people’ can stand such @ tension and the depression and the anxiety will be- come simply unbearable. .I surely am as far out of it as~any man in England. My work is work of singular detachment. We walk the tight rope of neutrality. The women have even céased to insist on Mrs. Page’s serving / ’ ‘ —that seems a healthful scene to me com- , pared with anything here. } about the duration of the war, and the{ | id treedom of the towns, and, ‘we have had five governments, | would last certainly one year, probably two, zen imprisoned for criticizing the English: been | get him out. : But the feeling often comes over) telephone (in his office) and ask him if he’s) have yet been called out. on this and that committee that has to do’ with only one gide of the conflict. ; ~- The thrif-) and telephone are worked hot. en, and endless talk alb their lives of this \able to do what he asks—doesn’t he?” war. The sunshine on the sand in North Caro- lina, a country-man spitting at a pebble on ( trying.” his way to church and calling his mangy 1log - . ) False Hope in Russians. ( And all fhe world has taken to lying. can't believe any thing that you hear or read. ‘ Three times within a week somebody in the ( United States lied to the State Department. Lies Bred of Hysteria. Here come telegrams: ‘than I. ) Government knows. have. He told me of a Russian whom he here a little while ago. Somebody asked An American citi.\ if he wouldnt soon be called to the front. “Not immediately,” he said, milliofii and only five mil! We call the man up on the the thirteenth . in prison or if he has criticized the English.{ Lord Haldane thinks they'll stick, “News to me,” he says and he goes on with | regard it as a holy war. his work. 4 day or two later—an American( that a peace may be patched up before citizen found guilty of spying, to be shot to-\other war is made possible. morrow; hustle! All the military camps in/ find, most Englishmen fear—that ‘‘Well, that doesn’ t keep any German from | met him “I belong to for they He’s chiefly afraid an- That's what, I Germany the kingdom, all the military gourts, all the( will be left with a chance to do al! this over police are set to work frantically to find the | again some years hence. If that be so, man who's to be shot tomorrow. Tomorrow ; Continued on Page ‘3B. \ - + life ' Telegraph ‘will not be worth living op this side of the | Authoritative Figures on The Automobile Jam in | ’ Downtown St. Louis Streets ] Commercial District—Thirteen \ Thousand. in One Hour Start Homeward Dur- _~! ing Rush Hour—125,000 Autos ) ‘Move In and Out of Busi- \ ness Area Every Day. oe us Pay ' 66 OW MANY,” muses the motorist as he stops and and He shifts his tedious way through traffic on Locust street at & p. , ‘just how many automobiles are there in this jammeé-ap héomeen” The answer is that every day between 7 a. m. and 6 p. m., 125,000 automobiles move in’and out of the business district of St. Louis. “ And at the evening peak hour, , passenger automobiles enter and 13,121 automobiles move out “of; leave the congested district to the mans have taken Calais—everybody believes | 10, Tomorrow night the Zenpelins the downtown toward the ee west, and that there are 50 per cent more cars moving to and “How many,’’ muses the street| from the south than from the ‘?. =” a his toe from beneath some No.’ ‘just how many people are) ; there in this homebgund mob?” The report shows that in one The answer is that every day) Tush hour in the evening there more than 500,000 people move; **° 4207 passenger automobiles leaving the downtown westward and 3568 going southward. There 17,000 Cars in Howr. a into or out of the downtown each day—not 600,000 different persons, ) downtown at the same hour, also. ) ‘The total of entering asd peak, are carrying 62,332) persons leaving approaches 17,000 onty es out of the business district in one/°@ hour. This is exclusive of hour—packing them in for an ay-) busses, commercial cars and jitneys. erage of 72 persons per car. Locust street and Twelfth 3 a , boulevard to the south are” @& An Official Survey. \ tablished as the city busiest The figures, forming perhaps( highways, with Washington are- the first accurate traffic: study) nue and Chestnut street resniag that has been made in St. Louis, closely behind. are from a survey covering August The district selected for yur and September for the special) poses of the count was that bounds committee of the Board of Alder-\ eq by Poplar street on the seuth, men which is endeavoring to draft) Franklin avenue on the north and a plan of rapid transit for the city./ Bighteenth street on the wet... § The progress report was given out) The reason was that it was found = yesterday ‘by Alderman Samuel,L.} that in the morning street ears Wimer, chairman of the commit-| pegan to unload these And street cars in the evening fee. The study was made under) and in the had accumu- the direction of C, E. Smith, con-} jated their full loads at the streets sulting engineer for the city. named. The count showed ‘the follows figures for the normal busiliess — day between 7 a. m. and 6 p.- ; 9,645 strebt cars, 9.6 per ca all vehicles entering and the business district carried out $308,779 passengers, 62 cent of all riders, an a’ 32.1 passengers per vehicle. “oe 87,700 automobiles, 87.3 -j cent of all vehicles entering % leaving the business districts ried in and out 143,759 including the 87,700. + per cent of all pedple, an average — of 1.6 persons per automobile. eee Motor Busses Better. | 1976 motorbusses, 2.0 of all vehicles entering and leav-— é ing the business district carried 3 in and out 36,233 a per cent of all riders, an ave a of 18.3 passengers per vehicle. 1,208 service cars (25¢ it ae 1.2 per cent of all vehicles ing and leaving the business ' trict, carried in and out oree ple including the 1208 ers, 0.8 per cent of all riders, an aver age of 3.2 persons per car. service cars are a negligible tae” Among other things the survey discloses That there is space in ga- rages and lots downtown for ap- proximately twice as many auto- mobiles as now utilize them and that, if the garage dnd lot facil- ities were used to capacity, there would be need for little if any all- day parking in the congested dis- trict. On one day more than 8000 automobiles were counted at down- town curbs. : And if the streets were cleared of all-day parkers, street cars would move more speedily and that would help the transportation facilities of from 60 to 75 per cent of the population. “So,” the. report concludes, “this survey discloses that it does not seem to be a proper use of the streets to permit automobiles which carry only a small percent- age of the public, to occupy the streets so as to seriously interfere with 60 to 75 per cent of the peo- ple who must be carried by street cars.” Many Autos, Few in Them. The report discloses also just how gemalla proportion of the es e ra ‘ae & is st Aa 2 It Will always link itself in my \ erature and the Germans as well as any man ing the evening rusu wuOur, A few days ago he sent me a) count for all vehicles was as fol- I say to myself every | best young men will be dead, the older ones! letter that Prince von Bulow had written to! lows: forever under the shadow of.this experience,{ me, asking my good .offices on behalf of his Lord Haldane doesn’t know how to guess) “ple, or 1.9 persons per car. You’ about the duration of the war any better| this connection it should be noted Yet he knows all that the British But he has more confi- | dene» in_the Russians than most men I meet public is carried by the privately- owned passenger autem hile. Dur- the tor. * Then the count was divided cS : tween the non-rush hours | Fi 10 a. m. and 4 o. mnt»: morning and evening % from the figures, the deduces that “other Street cars, which are only 8.4 per cent of the vehicles moving out of the downtown toward the residence sections, carry 72.8 per cent of the people, or 71.8 persons to each car. Automobiles, which are 89.3 per cent of the vehicles in the jam, | earry only 20 per cent of the peo- In that the average number of pass- engers per automobile for the day is only 1.6 per cent. Busses, which are 1.2 per e of the vehicles moving in traf fic, carry 6.5 per cegt of the peo-¢ ple or about 45 persons per bus. Credpliity of the figures in the report is given by figures 4 in a recent survey for the of; Washington. It was developed there that automobiles, on the av- erage, carried only 1.6. nS | 4. per car, the same figures — for St. Louis. A complicating factor of ‘the traffic situation also lies in the}. fact . that Ngearly half of the

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THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all parties, never belong to any party, always i He has been engaged all his active life in State busi- | with the poor, always remain de- — voted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, © always be drastically independent; — never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. | | ~~ LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE | the other day, “during all the years he had this con- | For Straight Highways. Te the D@itor of the Post-Dispatch. S a citizen and taxpayer way County, Missouri. it me the Fulton obstructionisis. paid lawyers from St. Louls and country lawyers, too, paid the lawmak- ers of the State a poor compliment in their speeches, trying to shoot holes in the road law. | Tf tt were left to the people's votes. it would be four to one in favor of the commissioners. It is absurd to think they are not following the law—if a rafiread wére built on a straight line from St. Louis to Kansas City and an- ether built to gwitch back from one town te another across the State from St. Louis te Kansas City. it would not take a lawyer or a Judge to tell which would haul the freight and passengers, it would be five to one m favor of the straight road. the other would go into the hands of the receiver. So let's have a straight comecrete road ané connect nearby towns with tt. The Highway Commissioners are high-class men and are doing a fine job.. If the obstructionists will Btop an- | Roying them, they wiil get us out of the mud and give us a fine system of roads and everybody will be highiy pleased Here is hoping the Supreme Court wil! | decide on facts, common sense and ia and not on “intent” and tent.” Anyway, if tt were left to the people of Missouri. the commissioners receive a confident vote of at least five te ome in shelr favor. A TAXPAYER Of Callaway County, Missouri. of sé@ems to highiy- would , No Trouble in 4Srkansas. To the Ed@iter ef the Post-Dispaich. WISH to express my hearty appre-. 26) ciation of your editorial of Sept. headed “Bootlegging Disease Treat- ments.” Tf all those occupying like Pemitions would be as fair and clear in their’ articles the public would = come inte their rights throughout t entire United States. Here in Arkansas we have had a chiropractic. examining board-and law since 1911 and there has been no trouble. nor friction since. P. Vv. BLOND. Batesville, Ark. Right and Wrong. Te the D@iter of the Post-Dispatch. HE Rev. Mr. John Methodist divine, preached “a tBing is met wrong merely because a preache> calle tt wrong.” He then proceeds to state what is “wrong” and adds “nothing else is wrong. no matter wnat preachers say.~ Will someone inform ttiated reader how to decide when to reject the advice of preachers who are | ht"? The same divine defin-s te" as being “those who recog- ; situation confronting the white man civilization and accept the duty imposed by it.” “The other sort are calle@ mice but it dees not mean anr- e” This sermon only adds te our Seion in trying to “do right” ana o only with “nice people.” We are Gherefore forced to use our own | and strive to leara what part ' “ hes taught mankind in perfetting civilization since the era of the primeval wizards. TELLUS WRIGHT. ’ : | And there is the practical side, as well as ple&sure Pudlishing | Calla-} their | chairman. Theodore Gary. “legisiative in- | McCarthr. s | the unin- | BUILD THE ROADS. |fund we believe a St. Louis man ought to have had the place. With that exception the Post-Dispatch is giad unreservedly to indorse Gov. Baker’s choice. Moreover, the objection in this instance may be qualified. Though literally a resident of Jefferson City Mr. Stephens, by reason of his business train- ‘Missouri in the sense of having the State outlook. ness. In his earlier years he was associated with his lumbia which did much of the State's printing. That | period, too, was rich in contacts with all Missouri by | virtue of university environment His subsequent | career at Jefferson City as head of his own big print- | ing house continued and imtensified this relationship | with public men and public affairs. And as re | marked in the Post-Dispatch story of his appoiatment tract (the State printing contract) there was no | taint of fraud or graft connected with it.” The sim. ple truth is that the very atmosphere of the Stephens | Plant at Jefferson City was that of clean. honorable /and capable enterprise Such is the equipment of experience and character ‘that Mr. Stephens brings to the Highway Commis- sion. t is the measure of equipment needed in the office. The magnitude and importance ef the High- way Commission's work do not have to be rehearsed They are well understood. We think it is a@jso well understood and appreciated that the Highway Com- mission has dome, and is doing, its work admirabiv There has been criticism, of course, and some dissat- isfaction. That was inevitable. Doubtless the com- mission bas made mistakes—mistakes of policy, of judgment, of construction. All that was inevitable, too. But the project has been managed with vigor, difficult conditions have been met with courage and candor, and—for final proof—the roads have been built, they are being built, the highway system is along that its completion is in sight. The driving force of the commission has been its believe, that Mr Gary bas proved as able an execu- ‘tive in this pubiic office as the State had a right to expect of a man who had been so distinctively suc- cessful in private life We know nothing about the personal relationship between Gor. Baker and Chairman Gary. We know | nothing as te the Governor's rumored design to make the Highway Commission a “Baker board,” with the impMcation that Gary's power is to be shorn and his chairmanship reduced to a merely nominal status. | The appointment of Mr. Stephens, howerer. seems to _us to disprove such Our judgment of Mr. Stephens is that he will work in harmony and effec- tively with Chairman Gary in pressing this great road project to a-successful conclusion. Certainly that is what the people of Missouri want —the completion of our State highway system. Upon blight of politica] intrigue. big or little, that attempts it. iin. a - rs ade — THE SEASON OF FAIRS. America’s fall festivals are as unchanging as the circus. The state fair is. but a glorified county fair. _ with a longer midway and somewhat better horses On the racetrack. The largest pumpkins anti best beef cattie have their galleries at both. All agricultura] and industrial activities have their products on dis | play, and there is the element of competition to keep interest alive. Food stands and pop stands, fakers /and frivolity take their toil from the crowds that make an autumn holiday. Hamburgers and hot dogs ,are everywhere, and a tired but happy crowd goes home to come again another year. | Doubtless there is room for iflitiative, imagimation | and artistry to make something more of the fair than /has been achieved. Such patromage might warrant better entertainment. Something more colorful, with less of the tawdry and ballyhoo tendencies might _ better celebrate a bounmteous harvest and symbolize , the greatness of agriculture. But it is quite as un- likely that such a sudden change will come. The _ Patronage is proof that people like them as they are and the carnival spirit may find expression in ringing canes and judging livestock as well as in a harvest dance to honor Ceres. , Seeking. From this competition come better grain peace prepare for war—on wars. Swamp Washington s, letters, postcards against jr time of legislation to conscript ev- and everything some | on “emergency” bocey ; . SIDNEL AVERILL. Columbia, [1!. Jefferson's Tolerance. bind te tolerance as some of the prohiiiitors of all things. we might cite son 6f Virginia. A man that stood four eee of the Post-Dispatch. : de expedient to argue with a class) what ft is, as Mr. Arien and fruit and farm animals. he machinery exhib- its demonstrate the worth of a new tractor, or the household drudgery saved by a power washing ma- chine. There is mutual advantage in the interchange of experience and achievement. A broader acquaint- ance comes from this mingling with the throngs and watching agriculture on parade. I Senator Capper has decided to be one for the Coolidge third term. Li i i ~~ we THE OLD TIGER. Some time, men being what ther are and life being puts it, Georges Clemenceau for all kinds of social equality ana | **"! sive up the ghest. But, until that moment wien i; who gave Virginia her and founded the University of | an@ inscribed over its portals shall know the truth and the make you free.” dy his enemies as an infidel. and rson was willing to tolerate all schools. It was Thom.- that said in his first in- address: let us reflect that having ban- under which mankind so iong : suffered. we have yet gained if we countenance a political in- free | the old Tiger's heart actually ceases to beat. it would | | areas, sparsely pepulated, dotted here and there with be hard to imagine a livelier, more rita! person. Clemenceau, living quietly now in his Nttle seaside ‘Cottage on the Ven LO ** : . v. ate te. Nich: bids “swer the question, “Why don't we get better pic tures?” Some of his findings are clarifying, although the light they shed is not likely to penetrate the skulls of some of the movie “magnates.” Only a slump in box-office receipts cam constitute jarel to pierce those thick fromtal bones. For one thing, the prosipg poet has discovered a “dumbness” in the producers. But one of them toid him: “We are no dumber than the public we serve: get clever and you'll lose mgner.” So that is that. But Mr. Nichols imagines he has made another discovery. namely, that the “hicks” are responsibie for the puerilities of the pictures. He finds the hicks only tn our “immense rural "RR _— the small towns.” Not having risited and studied our small towns and countrysides, Mr. Nichols may be haif-forgiven for this misconception. stranger, know that the hickiest hicks we have with us inhabit the big cities? There are more genuine hicks, for instance, in New York City, to the thousand population, than there are in, again’ for instance. Tatey County, Mo. Chicago, Philadelphia. Boston. Detroit, St. Louis, all are surcharged considerably with hickinessa. Mr. Nichols, as he mentions inci- dentally, has been reading Mr. Mencken. “Tough- minded Mencken flatly names them”—ihat is. the rural population—“the ‘yokeiry,’” says this peet. now “absent on location.” | Tt may be true that the hicks are largely responsi- ' bie for the shortcomings of the movies, always bear- | ,ing in mind that the primary responsibility rests with the dumbskulls who say what they shall offer to the hicks. But let us include the aorban hicks with the rural hicks when we seek to jay the blame. * There are more of them, and they are more hicky that Simkins bor, and 5 report. «=. How can he, a. ‘+ & nphe ahs thee a4 4s ‘ , . - , ¥ a . , ‘ t. j ; "af M ” , : »” - pS OK ah & Dy ‘ } “4 j a Rs Pan ° tA* ens a 4 4 OF THE : NAVY * Ps gy 5 DENBY, WILBUR, CTE Written for the Post-Dispatch By CLARK McADAMS Cepyr'ght, 1925. his mother’s sister's ma's gTandam’s uucie’s pa ~ his father’s «reat-grandad’s mother-in-law uncie’s fathers great- réd in ancient Troy) (hey p.ayed our kissing zames h saucy littl Trojan dames he was just a bor. they saw the same old moon, chewed the rag at noon, men always mary; nethers sang the lullaby uy in the days gone by do today. landlords . - ‘j.) 2 i Pd boosted to tents, rents . HALTERMAN. . The Puebio Bonito in New Mexico. great- and loveliest of the oid Indtan aDart- E43 of the 'Southwest. was four vered three acres and con- A member of the Na- expedition which has for the past four years mmunity of 2500 people who have heen a democracy. were is BO apartment better than or any tndication that superior iweit in the house. Se there was itor, and the apartment feil. It wil) h anywhere, any time. * a . contemporaries sars there hour” out in the West End when ihe police tried to bulls which had escaped from a .ecal packing company. readers obtects using the word “hectic” in this instance, since hectic results oniy from organic disease We therefore do not have hectic days or nigits, and not even the police. versatile as they are in everything but taking payroll rob- bers, cam give us “a hectic hour.” Our reader may take the head of the class. = . a ir: it seems that a report had been made oy ome of the many Federa! efficiency beards to the subcommittee fer the Regu- lation of Government-Owned Geysers that Old Faithful at Yellowstone had been fali- ing off im its regularity of spouting. The Senator whose name ts not Gold Dust comes from that iocality. and ft was feared that he might follow O. F. im fts new habite. On appeal—and nowadays everyone and every- thing appeals—it appears that the first re- port was in error and that the oi4 bey is as punct@al as the appearance of Wrigley customers. Long may he spout. ° Bilt. T. a o o ICHTHYOLOGICAL NOTE. (Stkesten, Mo... Standard.) ichy Arthur returned from Chicago Sun- > One br ‘Gay night. singh, bar satisfied. The re- port Was current that he would be married while away. Dut the date ? | | | : AIDS INV LOVEMAKING. (Omar D. Gray in Sturgeon, Mo. Leader }) l was asked yesterday which was the greater aid for love-making, the automobile or the porch swing. I was not a qualified witness. but if either of them can beat the oid-time Columbus buggr with a good oid gentie horse, and a drive out through the country ianes when the little blue johnnr- jump-ups were seen in the fence corners. and out in the woods the dogwood bies- soms were sprinkling the forest with their snow white. and the catbird and the jay were calling their mates. with an occasiona! bebwhite whistle coming from out in the cornfield—I say tf the porch Swing or the auto can beat the old buggy— it’s some aid, all right. * _ > Being as how we are ome of the few per- sons living who have not written a book on “How to Write Short Stories,” we wish here and now to remedy this matter and go on record. After having revised and edited our 67.000-word treatise, we are able to sub- mit tt in the following condensed form: - Ad under “Household Geods for Contents of Two Rooms and Poodle Dog ia the dog thrown in? Another one in the same column: Sir: Did you lamp this in the Questions and Answers department of Monday: c. B. A. Tou have got us guessing Write Windies- }fte of students of the twe The MIRROR: PUBLIC OPINIC This column is designed to ‘without dias tha latest comment leading publicists, newspapers and 3 Cals on the questions of the dey. THE FARM PROB | FRANK O. LOWDEN in the V for October. Z bi? UPPOSE we had a Federal fam | Suppose that beard found thaf | ducers of any farm commodity _ ficiently Organized so as to be |Tesentative of all the producer commodity. Suppose that when tained this fact it “should aut producers to form a corporation j} care of the surplus, either meet a possible future dome exporting it upon the best the expenses and losses age or in export to be berne prt by all the producers of that # commoedity. Such a beard a | successfully, in my opinion, on} ated through and in hearty sym | co-operative commodity | could expect to prevent ruinous | duction only im co-operation be | associations. It is vital to any pla fore, that ft should be so eg _Strengthen and not to weaken the 4 ); ative movement. For th that @ des the best hope for the futute aim | can agriculture. I throw this esta of suggestion. [ am aware of thes difficulties in the wax of any | practical difficulties can always _come where there is a will and | Principle is sound. If there is « let us find it. But lef us not ¢ selves impotent in the presence @F many Amerteans deem to be the @ menace to the future ef our ¢ 4 fe > " S »* ">. ae a : - ay Nt oo ete SNe: ee: eens y ce > ng From the Dallas News. HE University of Missouri the establishment of an whereby tt exchanges professors National University of Mexico. DBD = ter Williams will go to Mexico te @ lectures on journalism. Manuel Puig Cguasauranc, Sec Pubiic Education of the Repubiie lice, gees.t6 Columbia for lectures! | | School of Journalism there. It ss | be the first exchange of this sort c the United States and Mexico. If @ so, 1 is a good beginning. worthily > * © © The University of Texas Sm come exchange for tis a decaying agriculture. es RECIPROCITY IN JOURNALS gest cal while Dr. |, a “Yf_and early en f one is t the is self-made will puncture " he - analyze himee't Ras come to him » one representing ‘seme to him oF . . ether represent ng entered his life * ment. and the what he can ‘air’ ‘ self—that which @ either inherttar-« The third ‘actor enough to flatter 5 Fortunate From The child come without its own ing within himself weaknesses ‘Or way respomsibie. in an. environmest not choose and cam first impresstons breath and food. largely moulded for nas the intelligence standard by which fort if he could ct > Tt tg a consetow Jagsmess of the ff his independence _ kmown past and ur Father the he . Heaveniy and ‘for mp life began. 'fe that which: k te me. and yet for . laim no credit suggest | title which I have che ' memoirs. [ have bea ' fertune from my bir show in the narrative My ‘ather was of tien. How far remow do not know. Netthe from what part of Ire cestors came. Witte the most remote ances I have knowledge ‘what was then part fnow Rappahannock? near the town of Smee powned a tract of timi -Blue Ridge Mountain learned of when I » '™an because of « |} which expired about « } meighborhood, whic: | *@the Brran Meeting | William Brran was ‘© grandfather. | TI 4igress at this ) Mmough ‘o relate ‘*? | that I have had with | Rad searceiy entered " Practice of law when | Greught me inte acgus | ®& considerable numb » @f Irish birth, and [ ° \ Waddressed as Mr 0 | @t first in doubt whet _ @Prrect this mistake « Das unnoticed. but * Ronesty was the bes | M€id to a very typica e Bmeraild Isie: |. “My name is net | “T's all the same, _ When Bryan Boru t Mle deseendants put o ot Ss are of th » Bet tust common peo - I have had frequen -Wme this explanation | : Mestion was aske B _ °Pportuntty Was at the dinner ter the Maror of Dublin _ ae. One of the s called upen me and why [ dro

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bf eS, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1925. PE Se ES A a *. geen me + ee v — a ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BD: Se _ i j . ennings Bryan } SECRETARy’ | OF THE NAVY ; murselves can add. —_ to be born of a race with of civilization back of it. if it be good, inspires one effort. If it be bad, it ambition and fixes the ! es to ones possibilities. ' Lam speaking of the rule, not ‘ofthe rare exceptions. Many have laeseme degenerate in spite of in- the stimulus to better mand a few have, to a de- wercome handicaps of thelr é, early environment. co one is tempted to boast that Dae ip self-made, a few questions will puncture his pride. Let him “emslyse himself, separate all that 4 come to him into three factors: lene representing that which has me to him by inheritance, an- “qther representing that which has -estered his life through environ- ment, and the third representing 7 what he can fairly credit to him- ® self—that which is not based upon /either inheritance or environment. si 7% It is a consciousness of the help- a of the newborn babe and om his independence upon an un- Shown past and upon surroundings thst he cannot comprehend me increasingly grateful for 3 te parentage with which the 7 =’ miy Father blessed me “4 nas for the home in which M ] RR O R é) f * me life began. My Gratitude a that which meant so much ‘to me, and yet for which I can LIC OPINION 4% =m no credit suggested to me the which I have chosen for these A jirs. I have been a child of ‘Weottune from my birth as I sha!! F in the narrative of my life. | My father was of Irish extrac- | ton. How far removed he was, I “G0 not know. Neither do I know what part of Ireland his an- came. William Bryan is most remote ancestor of whom ¥ He lived in f was then part of Culpeper Rappahannock) County, Va.., the town of Sperryville. He i @ tract of timber land in the Ridge Mountains. which we of when I was a young because of a {%9-year lease hm expired about that time. We umn is designed to reproduce. . as tha latest comment by the , hlicists, newspapers and prriodi- é questions of the dey. oe a et ss. A CI ca tt pea iE FARM PROBLEM. LOWDEN in the World's Work er, : ; we had a Federa!] farm board that board found that the proe- ny farm commodity were suf- fanized so as to be really rep- of all the producers of that’ Suppose that when it ascer- cgpty fact it should authorize such re] res a b hk eA = } form a corporation for taking Mothing of his parents, Surplus, either storing it to mT! or sisters. He belonged sible future domestic need or” jee Baptist church in that peevernoed, Which was known ie Bryan Meeting House. This Bryan was my father’s d digress at this point long Meugh to relate the experience mt Ihave had with the name. I arcely entered upon the of law when my business ime into acquaintance with ble- number of people birth, and I was frequent- as Mr. O'Brien. I wae fm doubt whether I should mret this mistake or allow it to m SMMoticed, but decided that Was the best policy and toa very typical so. of the =. name is not O'Brien, but upon the best terms available, s and losses incurred for stor- 4 vOrt to be borne proportionately producets of that particular — Such a board could function ~ @ in my_opjnion, only if it oper- and in hearty sympathy with | commodity associations. It | to prevent ruinous over-pro- . ~ in co-operation with suc” @ Tt is vital to any plan, there- | should be so framed as to d not to weakén the co-oper ent. For in that movement hope for the future of Amerit- €¢. I throw this out by way Iam aware of the practical the way of any plan, but cultles can always be over here is a will and where the und. If there is a better way But let us not confess our- a t in the presence of whai* | ns deem to be the greatest 5 future of our civilization | tog iculture. . § sips _— oe 2 =e all the same.” he replied. meen Bryan Boru became Kine. mdants put on the ‘O, and are of the same stock, common people.” had frequent oceasion to 4 *xplanation when a simi- “ Paeettion was asked. The most == 8pportunity of this kind Pat the dinner tendered me by emeyor of Dublin in Ireland tn * One of the speakers jest- 7 called upon me to tell them mend why I dropped the ‘O.’ by asking whether any =n ever knew of an O’Brien @ to the line of Bryan Boru. mo one could name an earlier ™ I explained to them that soll the original name, and eee *O" had been added by m™ @nd not eliminated by my ie. Fag ie, shh = the campaign of 1896 I & letter from a man in Mamed Bryan. He sent im int which he had giv- ‘Pe Papers. It seems a story circulated by someone 2 to have seen my name * sthiees ie “gh mace Of law at Jacksonville. y Correspondent had given h Interview saying that he mtive of mine, and deny- } had been any change ar He explained to me Was not a relative, but “= ig a poor friend who ® for another.” @r was the son of John id 4 by, has adequately shown ' The third factor will not be large that | (away O’Brien when I began. cy Lillard, and wasjson, and had all the care that a | feet wide, conta of William Jen Bryan’s Birthplace at Salem, III. . Ee. ms Be Hee% ; ee + 3 r Ps md - 2 ne be ki i. ws 2 ef debe 1 gg GMO MMO Sin | gs ERIS heb Me, Tn? ee - eg a ; ors, RAP Re ; r “ 3 gy WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN. f . ‘ yy Baird Bryan. q | equF BEGINNING. |e if __IN THE BEGINNING. De ‘, NCESTRY counts. i ™ We inherit more than we o. EOE } It means borh in a log hgpuse near Sperry- ville on Nov. 4, 1822. Soon there- after his parents moved to a farm at Point Pleasant, W. Va... near the mouth of the Kanawha River. where Nancy Lillard Bryan died in 1834 and John Bryan in 1836. My father afterward lived with his could fee] a Salem friend who told me he had beginning to walk. and they were just lt was evening getting me uncle, William, ‘at Troy, Lincoln ready for bed. According to this County, Mo., and with a sister in friend, my father stood me up be- Marion County, III. fore the visitor and boastingly re- My father early developed an Marked: “He will be President ambition to secure an education, 80me day.” and having to make his way, he As my never divulged to game me any su expectations, I will be pardoned for having considered the remark apocryphal. About 1921 I met at Springfield. Mo., a man a little over 100 vears old who said he had visited my home on a day when my parents were selecting a name for me. Whether I should be called Wil- worked as a farm hand between terms while he went to school. Later he alternated between teach- ing and going to schoo! until he was able to enter Montgomery Col- lege at Lebanon, Ill. He continued to teach part of the time and at- tend college part of the time, earning what he could while at ‘college, until he graduated in the liam, for my father’s older broth- classical course in 1849 at the age ©" ©or Jennings, my mother’s fam- lof 27. lly name, was the moot question, I have met several people who #nd this man.told me it was he ‘knew my father as a student. They | who suggested to my parents that unite in commending his scholar- the two names be combined and I ship, his deportment and his amiability, and they all agree in| reporting one incident of his col-, _jege course. | A new teacher took occasion to | express himself very pointedly | against the use of tobacco... My ‘father at that time used tobacco be three ways. He smoked, chewed A Runaway Child. call is seeing my younger brother, he died when less than a year old, I could not have been more than three. and took snuff. Father construed According to family tradition, I the teacher's remarks as applying | a. net m perfect child by ans | to him personally, and asking per- means, unless the word perfect de- mission to reply, made a defense , be the use of tobacco. I do not know what his arguments were, but he continued the use of to- bacco until a few months before my birth, when he quit it entirely, being convinced that tobacco was responsible for an attack of dys- pepsia which he suffered just he- 'fore my birth, and from which he was never entirely free during the remainder of his life. inclinations to mischief. has it that I used to disobey the injunctions of my mother and slip |away from home to play with oth- er children. ‘Our yard wag en- closed with an old-fashioned pal- ing fence with a baseboard about a foot deep. By crawling close to ‘the ground TI could conceal myself behind this broad board and get from home without, being Preserved Birth Place. noticed. More than once I was | (While he studied law, father be- Drought back and chastised and came superintendent of schools of tied to the bedpost as a punish- ment. Three ambitions entered into my life before I was 6 years old. I fix the age at 6 because one of Lamon County, Il., in 1862, at the age of 30. About the same time he married Elizabeth Jennings, who -had been one of his pupils when he taught school at Walnut Hill. the first things to stay in my My father was elected to the memory is the removal to our State Senate and served eight vears. farm home which occurred in the summer of 1866. The incidents of my bovhood are roughly classified as having occurred while we lived ,in town or after we moved to the country. This is the way I know of three early ambitions. The first/ was to be a Baptist preacher, due doubtless to the fact that mv father was a member of that church. Of course. I wag too young to have any distinct reco!- lectiun of either this ambition or its abandonment, but the record as given by my parents is that my father took me to an immersion one night during a_i protracted meeting held in a Christian Church. I saw the converts going down into the pool of water to be baptized. I Being doubly attached to the evidently watched the ceremony place because my father had with great interest and was_deep- helped build it, aga because I was ‘ly impressed by it. On my return In 1860 he was elected Circuit Judge, his circuit including half a dozen counties in that section of the State. While Judge he was in 1873 chosen a member of the con- stitutiona!l convention of TIilinois, and helped write the organic law of the State. In 1872 he was a candidate for Congress, but went down to defeat by a majority of 249. I wags born on the 198th of March, 1860, at Salem, Ill. The house in which I was born, standing about half way between the public square and the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad station, had been built in 1852, my father, then a law student, helping to hew the timbers. born there, I purchased the place | home I asked my father in later years and gave it to the | whether it would be nec- City of Balem, moving the house a essary for me to go down into few feet to the west in order to. make room for the erection of the Bryan-Bennett Library, which now stands on the lot. I do not know the hour of my birth, because the information never became materia] uffT!l after the death of my parents. When I was first nominated for | the presidency, astrologers made | thetr appeararice and offered to consult my horoscope with a view to ascertaining Phether I would be elected. I never had any faith in their calculations, but gave them such information as I could furnish. One cast my horoscope and de- Clared that it indicated my election. He was very much mortified at my defeat—seemingly more than I was myself—and hastened to ex- plain to Mrs. Bryan that his fai)- ure was due wholly tohe fact that he did not have the exact hour of my birth. He said he had cast my wife's horoscope and felt sure that I would yet be elected to the pres- idency. | My wife enjoyed the humor of it. ‘and informed me that if I would | stick to her she would land me in ithe White House yet. | I expressed appreciation, but ad- mitted it was-a little mortifying |for a presidential candidate to have to keep his horoscope in his wife's the pool of water in order to be a Baptist preacher. He answered in the affirmative, and after that they never could get me to say that I was going to be a Baptist preacher. My second ambition gvas to be a farmer and raise pumpkins. This did not last long, but long enough to be a‘ matter of remark in the family. It may have been due to the plans we were making to re- move to the country. I remember that a young lady by tKhe name of ‘Hester daughter of Brother Wil- liams, the much-beloved pastor of the Christian Church, came into my life about that time and prom- ised to wait for me. She was a verv handsome girl, nearly grown, and encouraged me in my taste for agricultural pursuits. When I shortly afterward decided to be a lawver she gave my change of plans as an excuse for refusing to look forward to a life partnership and married a farmer cousin of mine. Final Decision on Law. My third ambition, to be a law- yer, was probably due to the fact at-that time a Circuit Judge. I used to go down to the courthouse and sit upon the steps leading up to the name bench an@ listen to the trial of | ,cases. —This ambition was more | Became Oldest Son. ‘permanent than ‘the ones which it _ I did not, until after the Chicago succeeded, and was actually ‘convention of 1896, hear much (tained. about tye incidents of my child- | ‘hood. I know only that I was | blessed with as happy an environ- the farm was a better place to ment as a child could hope for-or raise a family. Our house was @ ‘ask. The two older cHijdren, John brick one. of the type quite familiar and Virginia, had died before the/in Virginia, with a hall running ‘third child was born. As she was a dGaughter, I became the oldest try, because father believed that = — = oS OU ' : | y recollections of that farm. A hun-| "istoric. forces at play before His Father Never Said “My | + ; Boy Will Be President Some | —or War- Time Letters of Ambassador Page, in London, to President a oe - + a - : a Continued From Page 1B. h living these 10 Who Predicted That Was an years. Astrologist—First Ambition ’ ’ ; Was to Be a Baptist Minis- | ter and Later a Girl Jilted =f Him Because He Wouldn’t Become a Farmer. dars,on each eide of the walk, and severa!] rows of maples. I still measure distances by m dred yards is stil] the distance be- tween our front door and the gate. A quarter mile is the length of the avenue, and a half mile is the dis- ;mother could bestow upon a child, | and all the interest that a father | tance from our farm fence to the main street | try ' ’ : ’ ' | One picture which is most clear- | After my first nomination I met |: ‘the family gathered in the parlor | Visited our home when I! was just | be called William Jennings Bryan. Harry crawling upon the floor. As) scribes a boy with al] the natural | Tradition | ‘ber several!) were bought from time to time— | | —_— that my father was a lawyer, and at-— In 1866 we moved to the coun- | ; : , shou | ' | (im next week's installment t enter. A commodious are beginning to ask: 0g 300 feet long and 200 | been done to deal with this @is-itask of national production om the ined a row of ce-' quieting situation?” Just az a child ‘soil. 7" 2 eermhlCC rr Or OO me, hUCO!lUrhR Oe oo ly outlined in my memory is that of on Sunday afternoon, singing Sun- Gay school songs and church hymns. Mother, although not an accomplished musician, played the accompaniment on the plano. and led the singing. Father's favorite piece was were wont to close the with his favorite song. singing ' ; a Question of U. 8. Prestige. TO THE PRESIDENT 6 Grosvenor Square, London, W. December 15, 18614. Mr. President: Christmas for you—that we may get through this war with the great influence of our coun- not only unimtpaired but strengthened. In the smal! share that I have in IS is my wish for a happy , Peace will come instantly—with no /|senals to the British Army, has al- | ‘revenge, no hatred, but of course, ready been 4 ibed. Day”—The Only Person: world. They gl! confess now that . y escribed ,it hasn't been wort : ; : ; working for that great aim, I! try | at every step to consider the large | I i consider any irritating incident of the day. wil] great er We are dead. ls, How will The incident, at its worst. be forgotten tomorrow: The great m estion our country stand when the Old World is rv organ- ized after this war is endea? The. or any Government like it -will hate present German Government en then as now, because we stand for the very opposite of its milf- “Kind Words.” and we. Amid Politicians and Preachers. : The spare bedroom was set apart for the special entertainment of politiclans and divines. Bring- ing together in our home these two classes of people not only fllustrat- ed my father’s vie on the sub- ject, but early taught me to regard the science of government as an entirely honorable one. My father was as much at home with minis- ters as with politicians or states- men. He saw no necessary con- flict. and I have never been able to see any, between the principles of our government and the prin- ciples of the Christian faith. Our farm, which was my home The first thing that I can re-|f0r 17 years, contained 520 acres in one block, nearly all of it prairie, with a small woods and an 80-acre piece of about three miles away. We had a part of 14 acres adjoining the farm where my father indulged his fancy for deer, the number in the park running up at times to as high aay My parents were not fanciers of pure bred stock, although I remem- excellent males as a bull to which we gave the name White Cloud. proud of him until he vicious, when we had to dispose of him, My first experience with pigs was with a Chester White boar. I took him to the fair oe fall, and have a very distinct recollection of the amount of washing necessary to keep a white pig clean Hardships of Winter. As we rented tne land out and cultivated only a few acres, our place might have better been called a suburban home than a farm, but we had enough farm life to give us experience. We boys had the wood cut and the chores to do. I, being the oldest, used the laboring oar, so to speak, and learned to milk and care for the stock and do the gen- | eral chores. If I were required to select the days of my boyhood which were least enjoved the lot would fall on the winter days of this period. ‘My first business was to make the fire in the Franklin stove, and then go to the barn and feed the horses, cows and hogs. Then came the milking. and then breakfast. Sometimes we had a farm hand and I played the part/of assistant. but much of the time we did not have enough to justify the employ- ment of a man in the winter time, and the burden fell on me. More than 50 years have passed since those days, and I can see my- self engaged in this drudgery, my nose running, my fingers numb, and with feelings for which the Sunday school songs I knew did not furnish fitting expression. And yet I look back to these days as the most valuable of my life, and I would not for anything have them eliminated. They taught me industry and obedience, and they gave mean exercise which no gymnasium can supply. My phys- ical strength has been an inval- uable asset, and I feel that I am indebted to work on the farm for the strength that has enabled me to endure fatigue and withstand iliness. Our verdicts which we pronounce in youth are often revised and set aside in mature life. I am sure that the indictments which I would have framed about the time the chores were done are very unlike the judgments that I now render in retrospect. ~ Copyright. 1925. by United Feature Syn- dicate, Inc. Comrriahe in Canada an Great Britain. Al) Rights Re- served. Reproduction Pro- hibited. Mr. Bryan tells of his later boyhood pasture near tim ber that | We were very! became | tary spirit and ambition. nations will respect us as we con- duct ourselves during its progress. It is the larger good and the fu- ture relations that we ghal!l have that I try to keep in view When I get a hint from home that I am pro-British. and am chided here both by English and Americans because (they say) IY lack proper friendliness and am Other the historic forces wil! exist aft- too pro-German, IY recall a far-off" memory of mv life out West There was a cowboy ball in town. As the hours tripped along, a jolly drunk came over the merry gen- tlemen of the party and they showed their real enjoyment of the evening by accusing one another of a)! the crimes of which each man had been suspected. As this hilarious fun was running strong —all jolly drunk and noisy—the able-bodied parson of the town stepped in. Two friendly fellows seized him, one by each arm, and one said: “Say, parson, what's you accused of—too much hell fire?’ “No,” said the other fellow, “too much harp and holy ghost.”’ I don't remember what the par- son said; but I do know that neith- |er his cosmogony nor his daily walk ‘and conversation suffered radica] chayge from this inquisition: for he had a way of looking ahead and of seeing things in proper propor- tion. I suspect he regarded each accusation as offsetting the other. Warns Against Peace Move. To drop to ai serious depth (that’s a sudden way we have in this time of unnatural strain)—lI have heard from high sources that ‘any talk of peace which is sus- pected of being inspired in Berlin | would be received as an unfriend- ly suggestion. There is not the slightest feeling of vengeance here —only a feeling of sorrow; but the Engilsh are determined not have this war recur. The German armed threat must disappear, and the sooner it disappears and with the least harm to the Ger- mans, the better. There is not the slightest hatred of Germans. The moment Germany will or can give up what we cal! militarism forever, to - the beginning of the war, there- to see you before her return. Not with the reinstatement of Belgium. Von Donop but on these conditions—no talk of Squier. It was, indeed, to gratify a vast military machine, did not interest him. which must fight somebody at some timg to justify its existence. them and we must have them”’— | ily matter | asked Col. Squier to make clear the The English are becoming very this waa the way the suspicious of the German influ- phrased itself in Kitchener's mind. situation to Page and in the United Col. Bquier wes amazed at the War | consent. Minister's knowledge of American. But I set out only to wish you armament. He knew just how many. rifies the American Army had and precisely how many were in each At that time British cruits were drilling with wooden muskets and the task of early mu- y was a formidable ence and activity States. a happy Christmas, while I con- gratulate our country on your wise. loacersh(p and your ever-strength- ening gresp on the confidence and affection of our people and of tha word. Andi eend this to be posted ‘nitioning an arm uncer the serene countenance of one. ieorge Wash'ngtor (and not King: Georges) by Mrs. Page, who hears! (and answers) the cali of our! grandchildren at Christmas. I hope that she mey have the pleasure | arsena!. lied front in France. Always heartily yours, WALTER H. PAGE. Back of the 6cenes. Editor's Note: Col. George O. | witnessing their art. Squier, military attache, was trans- ferred to the London Embassy in 1912 Col. Squier was a man of great scientific attainments. In ad- |“ dition to his military education, re- ceived at West Point, he held the doctorate of Johns Hopkins Uni- versity, where he had been a pupil! in physic@of Rowland. Col. Squier had spent the larger part of his military career in scientific inves- tigation. Hig inventions in cable transmission and his wireless had already enrolled him as one of the greatest workers in this field. Un- der new conditions of warfare, therefore, Col. SBquier seemed to be the man for this London post. When Page reached London he found Col. Squier well established as military attache. Page was not at first familiar with his reputa- tion: the military attache was a modest and undemonstrative man; Page became interested, however. when he discovered that many of the leading scientists in London were making frequent visits to the little office above his own where Col. Squier had his headquarters. | frank, and ingratiating. This two years preceding the war certainly in this mood gave the military attache the op- | morning. portunity not only of organizer of victory,” One day Col. moned to his headquarters was requested to come in Ambassador. Col. Squier ‘Qn extremely genial mood. ‘Indeed, The is not conversation—in fact, a on the British army. : broke out there were probably few | this interview. military attaches in London, if tn- | were to direct the war. British i, ficialdom gives its confidence care fully, after only the severest test- | you wish.” is that a man shal! be able to hold | his tongue; Col. Squier had already. proved, to the satisfaction of Lord’ Kitchner and his associates, that his ability to keep secrets amount-. ed to littie less than genius; from the latest information did go to war made er nations. - fore, he was taken practically into. camp and given opportunities and privileges for which all the other attaches were vainly clamoring. The proposa)] of Gen. von Donop, that the American Government transfer hundreds of thousands of Springfield rifles from its own ar-. of the war. a visit. Of course, Col. absence from noted immediately, London only Lord Kitchener But no voice will be heard except himself made this request to Col. one Kitchener's life was burdened by the demandes of foreign military ob- ‘Servers who wished to visit the al- Their eager- ness and insistence, indeed, passed ,all reasonable bounds. The exten- ‘sion of such privileges had been ‘ueua! in all wars, and never since the world began had military ex- perts had such an opportunity of However, the head of the British Army was flexible in his hostility to such ex- cursions. The grim and implacable | however, sat unimpressed in his large room ,on the second floor of the War Of- fice, silent in face of these appeals. Squier was sum- »*) ae full- dress uniform and to keep his visit a secret from everybody except his found Lord Kitchener sitting alone, as )usual, In his large office, and in Col. | Squier’s recollection of Kitchener. the common one. War Lord whom he recalls is not the grim, unsmiling, mono- syllabic and unbending autocrat who has passed into literature. In- stead, hisspicture is that of an ex- tremely genial and gracious man. with the most confidential manner | ‘and the most friendly smile, depre- | cating rather than insistent in his rather fiow and hesitant talker, but open, He was this He was secretive about meeting | only one thing—his wish that not scholars but of forming the clos-'g gow] in London. especially not. est association with the leaders of the military attaches of: other ha- When hostilities tions, should know anything about “I suppose I shall get caught at deed any, who had so completely it” he explained. “but I have de- | won the intimacy of the men who| cided to let you go to the front tn France and stay there as long as | The great importance of having ing; the indispensable requirement |the United States in possession of in case Kitchener willing even to risk offending oth- This was the opportunity which Col. Squier and all the other mili- tary men in the world had been | clamoring for since the outbreak The difficulty, as Lord Kitchener now explained, was that of preventing the attaches of other | unnaturally he believed that Wash- ington would be as interested in . his reports ag he was himself. (Caoyright. 1925.) (To Be Continued nations from learning about such | Bauier’s | would be | and the sus- | re- in- basey in Paris. explained: embassy. ‘ operating. ‘sented a brief Kitchener. British family 'the army. limit. cer. to the i fice in London. The nough. or the many made any con enter the war. the CoL under uter it ste reports. nation whose trality Wilson | — pictons of his brother attacives st once aroused. However, he had hit ‘upon a plan. That was to have Col. Squier detached from the of American Embassy.in London end Merely stopping the war to let it Kitchener's favorite plans: the dip- | become, at least temporarty. recur 10 or 20 or 40 years hence, lomatic-detalls involved apparently tary attache to the American em- | His absence froth “You've got those rifles. we need London would thus be satisfactor From the War Office the Amert- can attache went at once to tie “I'H do it!” sald Page, thumping ‘his desk, arid tn a brief period the matter was arranged. Ambassador Herrick in France cordially .60- In Nov. 22, 1914, Col. Squier @r- rived at St. Omar, Gen. Frené headquarters in France and pre- note He soon learned that’ his trip was not the usual more or) ‘less dress-parade affair that thé’. visits of military quently became Col. Squier was taken inte the and camp: he spent five weeks In every - day association; he lived at times with the men in the trenches; he messed with the officers: he was ‘shown everything investigate the dee Before leaving Londo, Lord Kitchener had provided Col *_ Squier with authority to draw En- glish gold from any British pay ~ master in the army in France ae he desired, and to draw ft without His daily jife from hour t& * hour was that of the British effi” When he wished to pass from one corps to the next, formal mem- orandum orders were issued exact- |ly ag in the case of a British officer (except that only his name and rank *. appeared in the order. These or* * ders gave no hint that he belonged American Army. | courtesies were all in response te ‘instructions from Kitchener's explanation Neither Lord Kitch whom Col. Squier met tin France wish that the U ited States should that Sir Edward Grey diplomats of the carefully evaded, but most of the important military chieftains whom Col. Squier met freely discussed - the possibility; the fact that his » country was “neutral” did not put the slightest restraint upon their tongues. That the real purpose of © this visit was to enable the Amer = ican Army to learn the details of - organization ment of modern war has always. been Col. Squier’s belief. gunfire and sometimes in the midst of a battle, a series.ef , His position was really . an unparalleled one, he was tech- imically a “neutral,” an officer of a preaching the doctrine of “ | in deed and in tho yet for five weeks he was virtual /a member of the British Army. Lord Kitehener obtain hts Lara from attaches subse ' the British _ US RE SO BA Pee at a ee d permitted te secrets of CDN Rte, pele T* Wa QE Tata These: * of- was clear” military leaders * Iment of their This was a poter and the Foreign Office and manage oe | wrote, frequestiy President was . e t - > #'are ste -———_— _— -) ee a eee ne ne = ee ee ee eee in distress turns to fts mother, s0 a nation in straits turns to the land —the mother of us all. The land saved France after the defeat of 1815. It saved her again after the debacle of 1870 It is saving her today after the devas- tation of 1914-18. The nations of Central Europe are turning to the same inexhaustible source of com- fort and sustenance. England hae go long been fed from across tne seas that she can with difficulty 62 persuaded fo return to the breast that once nourished her strength. But there lies her best recovery If that has been tempted to flee fron the land to the delusive glare of the’towns could be lured back, then Britain could afford to wait in se- chance of f the labor £0meée OL renity until that ever-receding wave of prosperity returns and enee more floats her stranded barque. £50,000,000 for Idle. The annual maintenance charge of the unemployed is, one way and another, well over £50.000,000 (approximately $250,000,000). The real cost to the community is much heavier, for this prolonged idleness is déYnoralizing, especially to the young. No one can foretell how much longer the depression «will last. So there has been an equal growing in the numbers of those who have been urging that the lull in trade should be utilized to re- cover lost ground in British agri- culture. Half that - £50,000,000, sunk in the land, would produce results that would permanently en- rich the country. So the cry is swelling. Take the worklesas off the dole, especially the hundreds of thousands of roung men who “" supple and adaptable enough to learn a new occupation. and aleo the scores, and maybe hundreds of thousands brought from the rural areas. Turn them on to help developing our greatest and our most undeveloped national asset—the land, thereby increasing our national wealth. tnetead of dis- sipating it. When trade returns in ’ | : : its full flood, improvements in ma-. 1d soon return to @ prosperous |chinery and organization will, by normal But the complacent are at then, have more than made up for | last showing signe of slarm and “What has > the gap in labor caused by the : withdrawing of the workers to the | (Copyright, 1926.) wndetittiiens ff - _— the O 7 ER -— MODEL 5S-F°5 New and hnproved MA ERPI FCE FIVE TUBE TUNED RADIO FREQUENC set. 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aa quieting situation 7" Just a8 @ ChUG ' 601.. feet wide, contained a row of ce- (Copyright, 1926.) = om as ins | The Daily POST-DISPATCH atone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED = aces now avati- tan ting capacity at ome time of day parkers, and the ether half ia use of the storage sp , ~ WM. D “1 reets © 19.000 cars c ecommodate 25.-| used by parkers averaging tw able would clear our « , & i) muita i. - ’ f hot _thus turning over four times all-day parkers and speed up stree ) utomobiies er day if one-' 20urs : : ; mm ae ’ ” = » bet ; § a. m. al 5 m. This’ car traffic GS V j ) IZER half of the capacity used by all- between 3 a. ™ and 5 m wa came on , = ee AMES I BE CHANGED | 3 . 3 TE ROOF + vi ab : | | LIVE UNDER A VULCANI io” heriey, ae Cc ahaa Satis - . ee FIRE PREVENTION Weeks Every Year jie oat res oF Oe at *. ASEM run iiDpraAiLn Masic House Installation of Automatic Sys- Sec That Beautiful AUTUMN BLEND ROOF at ons BUILDING MATERIAL SHOW res was cl > >. i irectories. Maver wer D —_ 4 Beautifal Reef Gives Away Free During Shew 405 Washington Avene cancer cr? sone gel LRpsS. CREO-DIPT Frtisey The Home of ee Special Demonstrations on ASPHALT SHINGLES, CELOTEX, WALL BO | a Seven new telephone exchange SHINGLES, Etc.. Daily 9:30 4. M. te 6 P. MO pen Tacedsay. Thereday and Saturday Eveuntens K ALTERAUF names will be used here after the Ask About Our Deferred Payment Plan yotrR ‘a Ga new directovies are delivered be- DOWT FAIL TO SEE SPECIAL EXHIBIT OF Hard Weed Ficerings. Witic Fine Frames, Garage Doors. ‘tT Pv LAR | tween Nov. 21 and Dec. ! Old Ete. Special Lumber HRepresentative Prevent. —-— Bice names are being dropped on ac- count of the requirements of the J U L | U 7 S E. | D E L L U M B E. R C O. a ce ecard automatic telephone. which will, FA een hp rene be started in use here next sp.ing | There are mechanical reasons for the need o: varied initial and sec- ond letters In exchange names li Paimative e- - 7 Olive will become Garfield. So- $i 2 f Gowns = . ; jhe Fpuan, : 8 ; ' 7 ai ‘ i} 4 a: GA te Be * oe ott ~ AS OP PART: a + aba Sige ~ Sy a. om 6 ° v 7 nad os x — 7 . “d Pe Ea es ea 9 s #9. hs Se bec, yet eh et ee nrg 2 a gentle ; me tee ee a ae Se tet 7e jig ge ‘ cone ReaD. gir ye aaa. Se ale oi P ; f er eat & “a ° 7 FR rage a oe Se ie eae hall 4 a ee Le a a a «eee : ¢ ms id Aer ht ect Ree MK gm TE x “8 ’ ’ im : : > . * ‘ as oT ¢ a re ee oe ’ + ieee — Sipe? WR Ras “4 Batik oe hay eat ‘- When gy mont will become Jefferson except for coin telephones Sidney will AAA p ROO MEA $. ee ee a eo oi (frowns of good heavy cotton flannel- ee etre. round and V neck. long sierves become Hum bolt Benton wil. *-- and sitpover «tyles: pink ,ecome Hiland Ferguson will e- ac One stripes: regular nt? eiars ~ - n ? 7 ’ hawec come Atwate Party telenhones Exira Sisen 92.60 onlv of Central will become Loonst Q Coin telephones of Bomont will be- - i] ren’ | SS Lf me Fem —— it BEOAPWAY &~ MORGAN ST. es wee a | as Ae gh. Gare In connection with plans for the ton flacumeiette. in pink ar s = - > - i. “ bit & sfr Des made A th ntomatic system. the new direc- u e — Y feet. Sizes = 4 and 4 years AGe Elertric Crime ema WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS year guerentes..... aaa tory will list numbers in the fol- lowing fashion Post-Dispatch GA-rfield 6600. The new nthames were chosen for phonetic as well as mechanical reasons. Jeffer- 5 son and Locust are the only ones having local significance also ll ininntmeemenianell There are a few new telephones in Special Vv . 7 - ¢h eo - : $ use now under the hew names $3.98 dark wool mix-@iam ture, penmecii stripe Mother’s Club Meeting Friday. and plain colors The Mothers’ Circie of the Ben ~~ 29 Blewett intermediate schoo! 11] os od meet on Friday at 2:30 p. ! in the west auditorium One ¢ h \ BOYS’ LONG P pupils will explain the schoo! ub and how they function mem : In dark woo! mix- scnitey will ane . ; i es Sites @v ui. “+. ™ *- ’ up to is On some feature of th hoo] rk : R kabl Vv | . | and another on ych , zy: Un emar e a ues in min =p toe pegtats . mm So as warm closes woven Blan- it is another striking illustration of Wurlitzer price-mak- ‘to give time in the morning for 3B Be 98c | Ras ; Men's 98c Tt was found that within the mii tidy | Shirts and district, there were 1,821 sen Pf ~ Th tr. Drawers ger cars at one time; acc sy Geod W . : = buildings under gonstruction ain vs i ribt : tan a ay ree o rfal jues. Ja : oe there was some unusued curb | ed zea } ae sik velvet. in latest 3 “olor . space which if used might hare fuk. ito 10. 1 29: _ fag iis: | “Sac ace nc let 2 : wolf—smartly a: Sk wceniies 60 pte @ he Leet |.' Malt ee 8$9cj°** = = colors: subject to slight | h: r which is believed to be the nor- : CHILDREN’S HATS mil irregware: cack, . Coats { atem mal number of cars that can avail! Men's $i ‘50 Cotten Ribbed Union Suits Just imagine. mother’ ; = loring and ha themserres of the one hour .park- Made of bed yarn : § ret. po io cloth and Fae ish $ $1 a . ded ‘Ng privilege On the basis ot six ‘ olor n - an ad comfortably ad i 29 — — ao a = 3. 42184 388 sar04 3 a includ * Sizes 45284.$1.19 | 54:84.$1.49 , eT. tek Cem, ow 7 ~*~ t - A ed Ss oe Wii 4 7 2. rr) Were Bb . i? the cars chang: Newest Silks & Cottons at Cut Prices, Mone $2.00 SATINS $1.49 36-Inch Black Satin de Chine— $5.98 CHIFFON VELV t ; Gomes fc - 3 yards wide. will cover average floors ' ‘ ’ to Lia pw al a stitwi pet “The ‘INLAID LINOLEUMS $419 19 ASR GF OE AE CN Acts EI FF Er Eee Ta, Ong det Rep AEE - alee NOE 2 hy wig : . ee Oy & ) ne ; ie oe ’ 4 re + 3 P - ane $1 65 eenuine Inlaid Linoleum. from roii: pattern goes ‘arvast w _ dist gn06 343 ‘ : 2 4 = ut bo Da ‘a ‘ : to note t 5 anc - \ the back; bargain. square appreatmanety one-} of th —————— ; parked automobiles are west of th Girts’ $3.00 Shoes ; 65c FLOORCOVERING GC district. Also that those south are of hich or — » | FL R v IN ~~ yy ‘ i , r | (xs MANY IN VEST MODELS the district. This difference is due wathers Sizes Su ‘si ‘ae four times those parked north of a E > Large selection of felt-base aye = BF hs - — , irs i at ae h 8 ; - A . ie ae j ” : ad > ° ? ty ’ ‘ : or ~ ye "ix. . itty overs” tf ,A 4 7 p, 4 4 ' - 4 : aa we : Pa . : ; ji ‘ * ive : “ : zx PS i . a See 2. & ye 7 . ' - A 2 | hy A es, ¢ , wy ° | ‘iy, ae eo PR B pty 5 . 7 " , tes EPA a ‘ ” She , ¥ 3, Pees Oe ’ R ca Ady ’ y > > oF i. } ’ + Fy oy Be; : iy Le hy 4 : . P 7 ° a *~ J 4 : > - y ” sm part to the Municipal Bridge and in part to the large industria! ? Diants between the south edge of S the | parking district and the rafiread in Mill Creek Valler Exchange Your Oid P This preponderance of parked au- Rolis for the Latest tomobiles south of the districts in- “Hits’’ and B Sell Electric I dicates the desirability of another ig ers % i: aye J ea 4 eins 4 Pits, ey TS bey Pa he "be ats - gly - e (= i kg aes? oh : a veut P + x . ’ : aa. ao re _ SR: 7 % . ty east and west street between Mar- Guaranteed ket street and Chouteau avenue, Brand-New i}. $. Lowest Prices in the City — for one year. gaa which can be secured by extending A real value. on ad eG — a ea wey ag: 1% aes fi re within the congested district, om : agg has TE ove where a charge is made for park- + au ~ fom sSe to 6Ge: r red Beautiful all-wool fabrics in plaids, stripes and mixtures. Light §§ ing, were found to have a capacity and dark shades. Coats im plain models or with belts, and all of 16,283 cars. It was also found Varnished Tile that although no exact records . mended Pape The wash are lined with alpaca. Two pairs of ordinary knickers, or @ were avallabie, these facilities ee — © bese . kterhens ‘hesiinie de “- 1 - ~~ Ie , a k C “2raee acs corse § Word Rolls, Each ff. Miet-Srade Tapestries 14c « 9c 951.753 el - - PR Lee sot 2 vt ' Pe | be 2 ef es ee te ‘ . oe pee et iy ~. y nals: regular 23 i aus ba eel pair of golf and a pair of regulation knickers.. all of them 9 were used daily by 576 automo- cut full and lined throughout. Many of these Suits in the —f Wes. about 56 per cent of their full standing capacity. | And We Allow 25c for N\ | fechionable mew vest models. 5 to 18 years. “The resuit of this survey would Hoan Old Roll Against | Large Assortmént of Beautifal New Wail Pape = £at en TK cofors. consisting of (Nain Fleer.) indicate that there is storage ca- Price of Me ¢-° — pacity availabie now for severa) a w One jaan we ror —. “aon ‘haste be 908 & 1c rage st sg autemotiles than “Fool Loose” “Angry” a > mene and martis etiecte- val use them. and if they were used to Pe " - - . - full capacity, there would probabi, Midnight Wat Silver Head . . _ ’ —— wiely inee af eh ? Addie forma Poon § imu BE PREEW Sa Sas anywWoere aroun ne congeste.i + " — oF orer A emal! én. or Phone Orders | district. ag many of the automo- Whea Yeu cue te Me Come eafty and bring ums of he cays your purchase for later delivers A iarge jot . eae : biles counted there remained fo- ze doubie-disc a N. W. Cor. Eighth and Washington cally Genk cated. Aa! fa! All Papers Sold Only With Combination Borders at These Prices Records Monday. . . “Parking garages and lots having ts e

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Te ae Woe te; ae te u s ee —, Rn 6 te ra Oo rr coho 2 eee > em 7 x KK : ; . SUNDAY, OCTOBE R 4, a, 1925, The te Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation than pesacioces soar onmning newspapers COMLINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WM. DUGGAN Ci ROR CRETE —— a sieesnemdndilordisiaeisae aatacadeen Permanent Waving TORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M A o \L TREAT COFFEE. In sn f ¢ , Smart \ \ ooleng a barley, —— m COFFEE No, beries. 7 “m= er Paes gt — _ world are displayed — and : — aa — ! Le, S ae : ‘eo —wt YF ee LE | pte | - where many service facilities n wool mixtures, a _@* IN 7 + eee y PJ 4 Sy Res, A oun ith lined — pants. $ 98 | i tc ee «Bes VN OS i ea i 8 ay: Sad fatiay b CPA) Wy are offered—including writing tot years InOur Marvelous Assortments We Are Featuring These TRE ete e Sg Oe ed FQ UD A shy Bh and rest rs desk, tes desk, pecial ‘ sho os Ce Meee orcera tapas [X Noe Sethe ‘ LEG (ie accommo on desk, tea room REET ay Pa 5 er igi) A Rese a i EG i. hese ~ and other conveniences. > - . |. a ese Or Fs its © a Z . or ee Also, your shopping ‘tan ! BLAN KET _ ie ‘Gel ay irk be best accomplished here, | ta poh he Ftp ang a a Revesty aan) | Gt ATi, where dominance in value- ee . — o aS “J at - wool-mixed $ u . =. eavy weight: 69 - PS iq : ideal for automobiles a fa . & A Special Purchase of More Than Usual Importance Brings roreereetereeaeret indi d by Fashion and Splendid Values at , * i Xk $ 2 Q.7 5 W arner McCallum Silk Hose —From Paris and Extraordinary Values at For Smart, Unbroken Lines Choose From Monday—We Offer Silk-Top $2.50 Value—Pair for 19c_ Challies ; : , ; These exquisite Frocks, personally selected in Paris Corselettes | $ 1 285 - : 4. sa o . “s ge evinrnee mgs > 4 we ; pein t he “ 4 . Segce 118 r FANG ey P ‘ } ss r * " ay te x te se ashi A ek eo AS hie. © r stale a J . . 7. Fs Moe 7 Bi Was, fe At os ~ hip Bale Seren ems Ae (Hee roger yy Noy antl) 1p Pleat Onan wide comfort by our St. Louis representative, are only obtainable “hallies, Persian at this fashion center. Models for street, after- —a Comfortable Wrap-Around and bolt Ola d i ibl Model You Will Like di nner anda ev ening wear—a inexpressi y ; : seg“ @ McCallum Hose are known for their excellence 1000 of the Smart and + Si 14 to 44. rt gtis ; _— = q A comfortable garment with ea and these are of medium weight and silk from eontnl Frocks of crepe de chine, Georgette and soft brassiere top, unrestricted ea top to toe; choice of several pleasing colors. You C B h satin—many made entirely by hand— waistline and well-boned back— will want several pairs. ameo rooc eS with a wide choice of beautiful colors. with a diagonal thigh-band pre- ‘|| Medi} san ii saan venting it from slipping up on the peo ie Children’s $1 Ribbed Hose $ figure. yaa Ribbed rayon-and-lisle Hose: in black, white and four : 49 Saba colors. All s in black, others in broken sizes. ad Ss AA CL NE OL TTL I tT CC LEE ETL ET LE ST eR ORAL. SYR cet Came eee bt ae ety hee 7 F » ‘4 ». ps ; Be. * Cs. Style No. 3291 is : . pecial, pair : illustrated — priced $5. . . | Third Floor . , ag ee ees | @ A quantity purchase which makes it pes- | sible to save extremely on real pink and $ 4 | ) Carnelian shell Cameos—exquisitely cut In ~ | | ae . | ; designs. You'll surely want one. |. | | Attractive, Moderately Priced 7 : many Coe . . NG AER I Alpen A 9 cet hig Ee hes, DO Mounted in gold-plated and silver frames, with safety style features are in these tailored i - | 40 House ”, si : | , Bay? reer | 8 of jersey, twills and balbriggan—while Br - the af , o | W4 3, & SE tities tatin, cut velvet and Geor 7 Ps Dresses to etectvely trimmed. ~ —in New Fall Styles and ; . . 14 to 20 in Misses’ Section Splendid Values at From a Leading Maker in Switzerland— ai Sa | gay 95 10,000 Sample Muskrat Jacquettes — Handkerchas ; — } - Mh —Several Models and Special Values at q@ Long or short s | Dresses of Helvetia cloth ; and dependable ginghams ie De and y 5 C For Gifte-Embroléer. Theil $ ] () () j plaide—with tailored. ip Stamped Towels | hand-drawn linen col- « A foreign maker’s immense lot of sample 7: and cuffs and fancy Mandkerchiefs in the newest styles, each one St. With round or mounted on a card. Charming kinds of Swiss The tilver and natural Muskrat Coats so favored -low collars. mull, voile and sheer linen, in white and colors— this season—many Kave the-large mushroom col- a splendid choice for personal and gift needs. _ lars and all models are serviceably made of de- Pearl buttons trim Foon A Benhooidered lo - Pendable pelts. , e of these Dresses and t scunaiiaaind a aes newest colors are includ- All Models Full Silk Lined. Sizes 34 to #4. ed. oe tend 30 00 20 lace-trimmed effects. Fourth Fleer Thang Piece .

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OOOO eee EES I AEP EE ERR aA AAT AIA IOD AEC %, 6B ST. x POST- DISPATCH a The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED a ween ee _ ; Dresses For Babies agape oe Pl 7 ,. *: € Handmade Philip- aati¢a of Ci VA | pine Dresses and Ger- wir +a) * Of faney aN yan on trudes. 500 In the lot (,00d range of sizeg. Basement ws $2.50 G Offered $ 18 GA nate me eS middy and button-on styles. chamoisette fabric = Suits 88c to $1.25 Values There is a variety of styles Gloves in fancy cuff pontine isdnetianaasisiiltainiiaittalad ae * STORE HOURS: 9A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. gpg $2.95 49c @ Jersey Novelty Suits in € Women's sample ee ee ee and ‘gauntlet style. We Give Eagle 3 Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in pears ee wascmont Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Largest Distributors of Merchandise at Retail in Missouri and the West nT r’ mer eS te ee we eae oy . eA: Mile send Ce eT ee Save Substantiaily Monday in ma Basement te St ot ee whe a, " igh Sex sa ithateeners - eo ORS agick ganic Se ee ne cg Re, vem 7 tn- ov: od ee - is a +4 sw a 5 ton fe eee Pe ebb age —_ An Extraordinary Event—Resulting From a Fortunate Purchase—and Offering *24.75 to $30 Coats 500 of Them—Just Unpacked—Including Over 40 Models for Women and Misses—at | \ pee | J 3 : Offering of Women’s Beacon Bathrobes @ $6.95 and $7.50 Values Y= @ Coats just received from the maker and shown for the first time Monday in this extraordinary event. Over.40 styles fashionably designed for women, matrons and é haisias din tahiti misses—a wide selection from which you are sure to find a Coat that becomes you. well-known “Beacon” rob- And these models are in correct effecte—some straight, others with the new flare, and | is. Shown in_ various . ~ pleasing patterns and made still others wrappy. Furs are used on all—on cuffs, collars and borders—and all are | baretutly in every detail. 2 a ar lar. serviceably lined. * Colors of Copen, rose, tan Pe Boe wanted shades and gray and orchid. Sizes 36 combinations. Sizes to 44. range from 36 to 46. Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store | Monday, an Important Selling of Hundreds 5 ‘3 % -. © bees ‘ et a id pte | * Pp a | : oP A Pe a aie eal B a - . ‘ ae ee OR oy - a oy: > hewiegss uy 3 hn We ze: EY i a . ~ , we - ae _ “ " ve - iy rt — " o. ey eter i ‘ ae n * o Ayer ee " i» Geen. wes ‘ ~ 24 hae ~ - = ana >) | Lge bas eee | e red 3 : —- ao in apie het & £ ¥ gr = “-. v1 i a eee ae eed See eer Se as SASS... outage 5 gees Mi EE er ad Se * SS or: came *. oi 1 En, ui ean Se nth te vee Women’s Attractive M« Coat Sweaters $4.95 to $5.95 Kinds $..95 @ Heavy rope stitch Sweaters with shawl or heavy Knit sports col- Choice of the Fabrics include such warm, practical weaves as Bolivia, broadcloth, velour, deerona and sports weaves. ‘ There are black Coats, and an equally wide choice of the attractive new colors. All sizes. Basement Gallery Decided Sackeas 3 in This Selling of Silk and Silk-Mixed Fabria 5000 Yards of New Fall Weaves, in the Best Colors and Black — 7 $1.59 to $1.98 Fabrics | $2 to $2.25 Fabrics, Yard. vege me Fade. 91: Sa @iIn this group are RE MEET Taffeta, @ Included are colored €repe de Chine, Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Sports Satin Flat Crepe, Satin Crepe (silk-mixed), (silk-mixed), plaid Silks and silk-mixed Spiral | Satin Duchess and silk-mixed Brocades. Crepe. ' Basement Economy USMS SH Sy —=. = ‘@)) chine tea eee oe Ee 4 wh) — . we in the popular tints of light and dark tan, mounted Drapery Fabrics | $1.50 to $1.75 Kinds © 98¢ é6é-in Ar t tftecial Biik. tn rich twe- tone eatripe, floral and conventional designe. Be ‘. esbar | eolered spring rollers. They are 36 inches wide and six feet long. | 50c Grenadines | $3.50 Curtains $2.50 C The Yard = Pair "$1.6 33¢ $1.98 Hand-drawn and edalliion motifs on | dots of | tamine, finished — Dive and with double hem — cold: for ruffled : edge. curtaina, —4 Grena- dine, with pretty LLL LO LICL A A Na ett ee eee ee SO EO NR Ne EN a wwe iene CI LOE PP c%%

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. ol . , $a, jeu ete f . ‘ j i es sl OR Re A ? . - 4 ¥y * at ™~ ERE gE E LT The setts POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY clrentatton than BOTH — nee | ee OCTOBER - eee _——- — = au — —_—— —— Pa 7 : tNI oo Tet el 7 ? t , Ase "1995. a ae ' ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC!: a aN ENE eee ttt ee eee other evening newspapers COMBINED A TA Te OE i I NN NR gE ~- STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. FAMOUS “BARR CO, ~_ “Polar Cub” Heaters 3 ; = $2.50 Girdles = | / a . ieee Learn Polychroming a . oe In Classes Held Here Dail Ofte ed sy 1 8 5 j i” y $3.50 $ 69 | GA competent instructor will teach you this Velue Oe : efeacinating art—with no charge for lessons if + = @€ Bandeau nation of Gi rales— combi. | -you obtain your materials from our complete as- $& Se oe — | @Chilly Autumn evenings and mornings bring need girdle. Of fancy materiale sortments. a We Give Eagle Sta a and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | a Distributors of Merchandise of just this type of convenient Electric Heater——-serew Second } Cash or $2.50 in Merc idice—Pew Restricted Articles Excepted element, 11-inch reflector. Basement Gaiters Retait in Missouri and the, West — le i. aA y Store ng of Hundreds of oe umed Hats 7 .00 a Beginning Monday—the Event of Extraordinary Value-Giving Which So Many Mothers Eagerly Await—Our fh Annual Sale of Infants’4Children’s Wear q The season's outstanding event for economical mothers. Immense assortments of specially purchased and sample articles providing a profitable choice that is far out of the ordinary. TailoredCoats | ‘ q The many garnients are all in the newest Fa] those most wanted—and mothers who anticipat Children’s a l and Winter stvles—the accessories are e needs farthest in advance benefit the most. Babies’ Sweater Suits All-wool ’ Sample Headw 7 enka Velein | Coat Sets Lots’ Sample Headwear on eC oat Sets Coat Sets | $7 and $8 Values *d collection. Made ot good | $4 to $8 Values—in Special Groups at | bination materia] : y es aarets ‘shown te BH $18 tb $40 Values, at Saving of $30 Value—Offered at | $ 5 “eer in clever ways with eae ate $9.85 OD 52 5 $ 85 | asain ty effects. | 2 $ 45 | Basement Economy Store iat oh nas a ° | - - eemeperarey gh ons 4 4 : i 9” | Kattous shedee ot feuroine of w ’ ae ‘ , | ; > [e - ; Attractive Mannish with belts, all with pockets and | | Vélvet, velour, felt and Guvetyn Hats in semi-tailored and | prt penis Reet si pene’ warm ae ee ps gs Ng Handsome sample two and three piece out- fancy styles, including elastic-back, close-fitting and brim Exquisite Sets—hand- smocked yoke style ' mittens; in buff, heather, white and tg — “9g “fits; tailored and dressy Coats with fur effects, many trimmed with fur. In colors to match or coat of crepe de chine with dainty | Powder blue. Outfits for children : collar ee poser rose hat harmonize with Winter Coats. For tots of 1 to 6. ee osagg _ cm tre lining—a French | paiatie O. ? : to match, others wit at and ileggins. 4 yee ee onnet smocked and embroidered to | : Silk Dresses | Many styles and colors for baby boys of match. In white, pink or blue and sizes 6 | Curae — | 1 to 4 and girls of 1 to 6. ? months to 2 years. | weaters . , ¢ Fe A | Babies’ Handmade Dresses . | 96 Salieeiliiiaanes ae 5 ‘ke . te. ‘ . | nea gcin S 4.85 ~' Children’s Bathrobes $1.95 to $8:95 Values—At Savings of... . Babies’ Bonnets $1 9 ly designed. In white, pink or | blue: ideal gifts for tiny | Jarge, babies. handmade: with smock- ings, hand-stitchings and embroid- | ery. Sizes 2 to 6. hemstitched, Infants’ long and 6 months to 2 years. - . ivory-fin- ished Chairs: with $ 85 large tray and count- = ing beads. and vessel. ivory-enameled, wooden Cribs with | decorated panels on al! sides and legs in Queen | Anne design. Sample gowns, slips, drawers. pajamas and bloomers—some made by hand. Sizes are | broken, including garments from 2 to 16 years. f baby head decoration brushed or hine models, with 8 ced, | cardigan style Sweat- $ 8 reeebud embroidery and Irish etg- | $18 t0 40 Values, at Saving of nor ogghen ana agian: with ‘wile pe atienes 2 $3 to $5 Values at ers; siipover and but- 2:89 ing. 1 and 2 years. embroidered bottoms. Infants’ long and 6 months to ton-front models. Many colors and ~ A5 $ AD 2 years. S $ R5 $ QF sizes 2 to 6 yéars. Bloomer OCKS B bi ’ li as | | Flannelette | abies Slips and | Babies’ Sweaters | | $4 Value—Special at Verious shades of beacon .cloth Robes with : White, pink and blue Bonnets of various silks — Slee} e's ; Smocked, hand-drawn cord girdles, round collar and pockets. Dresses and Cap Sets ' -—plain or with frills, ostrich. ribbons and | : | and em broidered $9.85 See ae ee sh bn Sk cs Hs $1.45 | | hand-work. Sizes 12 to 15. | $1.50 Value—S pecial at ; styles—of fast-color —— | Sizes 8 to 14......... $2.45 69c Value at | $2 Value at | “Iwanta,” cotton Flan- | chambray and cotton broadcloth. | | nolettd Méchere with 89e | Sizes 2 to 6. | ° ) ° ° ; feet, drop seat and but- : _ Girls’ Sample Lingerie AGe $] .19 $40 Baby Cribs ton-back: Various colors “ze | | Fabrics. Party Frocks | Offered at Savings of 0 With Dependable Springs | ont ; : ‘olors and Black $10 to $30 Values—Less sag I . ||, Gertrude stye Sips and yoke | Imported, handmade Sweaters | Special $ 85 _ $4 Nursery Chairs | Light-colored silk Frocks. | SS and ee ee | est woo! rarne and attractive- GE cn .s So atau i High-back | the majority imported and 3 2 nainsook with lace edgings or , | | | | | | ; Deeply built, with one drop side. \ i : | : $2.50 Doz. Red Star hemmed Diapers ; 27x27-inch . $1.92 Tots’ $1.25 ee fe J ersey Suits ~ Babv Bovs’ Wash Suit 75c Tie-on wool-and-cotton Shirts.......... sin on $1] Wardrobes J . ates | : y boy + Jersey Leg d silk-mixed Brocades. $3.50 and $3.95 Values at $3 d $3.50 Val T5e Baby Blankets in 30x40-inch size............. 48c In This Sale at : gins > et Massey, More Baby boys’ middy and | and $ nv we. -$ 3, _ _ 59c Attractive Wool Bootees..................... 38c Me a 44 4 $ $5) | ‘White and various col- button-on Jersey $ 99 nears adie ig Hexenemie 4 are _ 68c Cotton sateen-covered Kapok Pillows........ 44c ce ae ae aor F seecies . ore of jermey Gvawer 'y ee igo a ck neat collars of fast-color cotton suitings and 58c Hemstitched muslin Crib Sheets eT ee a ae 46c |. and ‘stationary top: attractively “side and ith sheen fitted belt. comyaoomg eae S oe e. in various shades. Sizes 2 to 6. 39c Hemstitched muslin Pillowslips.............. 22c | decorgted with nursery figures. Sizes 2 to 6. Third Fleer Beginning Monday—On the Basement Gallery— Sellers Cabinet Sale —Offering the Newest Style Kitchen Cabinet and the Following Sets, for the Price of the Cabinet Alone 32-Piece Set of Dinnerware - Just Received From This Renowned French Maker—Fifty-Two Theo. Haviland Dinner. Sets "69 4 3 You Will Save by Selecting These - Wool Blankets 12 || $125 Value, Monday..... $ 13.95 — i «ae ws oe 2% (An opportunity indeed—just fifty-two of a und with cotton ¢ : age 1} @Heavy all-wool Blankets bo oN | these beautiful China Sets at a saving that 1 2 , black-and- i ’ ; 1-Piece Set ot a in blue, rose, tan, preg, tavender os eal Pi wih fl = Buulilll| housewives will instantly appreciate. Choice : of Kitchen Glassware a peo or black-and-white block plai i , #/ of three new border patterns, with coin gold 10-Piece Set Kitchen Cutlery } 70x80-inch extra full bed size. a COMUUHIIIITT/ handles—each set complete with 108 pieces. White Enameled Kitchen Stool ets | Wool Blankets = ne too en, Dlamet of | —in block plaids af various || || \\iy,”ORESnneeeersert ot $35 Dinner Sets : black-and- — Of excellent American semi-porcelain, with t border lambs’ wool; in block plaids see bina wat boa ain pattern and coin gold handies. Just 37 sets ~ $21 ; ith | white—ribbo enemy RS si agin wad ot seule | in 66x80-inch size. * $9. 95 = Each one of 100 pieces. Set ......... GPE On V Misses’ and Children’s bed size. $] 4 95 | Special at, pair . S anital 95 Shoes Heavy Blankets | a oak aan ont ’ W 66 19) 17? Cash | /% —ef cotton-and-wool; in | embroidered design and scal- M d ll P Ss ] § White with colored border | loped or hemstitched ends— on ay S a aper eCcla Payment and bound with ribbon to § each pair boxed. . $“> .00 match: sext0Tacher GO QE Pall en $1.35 In Five Remarkable Acsortmento—The Roll of = BL OD “@nd priced, pair. Pillow Tubing ] $1.79 Bed Sheets ' Imported, round thread cot- > (? - and (? ‘4 Of “Durable” brand heavy | ton Tubing; linen finish; 42 rds, straps and cut-outs of ‘grade of sheeting 81x99 | inches wide, and of splendid — iin cme ¢ The new Sellers Klearfront Cabinet, brown leathers, black and Py inches and hemmed quality. 55 tare on the Mig grade PRG ee Oe See Seteee—etlet to much Sener seem ma nationally used, offered this week only at uede, and combinations. ® Special at we} 59 | Yara ... C usually possible. And choice is extremely wide, including kinds for every room. It would be ad- such easily met terms, and with such im b dren’ par ‘isable to bri oom measurements. Fifth Fleer ’ . ) abe ant Git-oun aandnls ; '§ ( 36-inch Beacon Robe Cloth, yd.. .. 88¢ to $1.25 a ee } portant additional equipment features, that one style or another. : : & Third Floor now is convincingly the time to obtain one Basement Economy Store for your kitchen. Take Advantage of These Opportunities to Save on Household Utilities Special Groups From Our Wide Assortments of “Necessary Things” The Cabinet scientifically designed to save as many steps and as much time kitchen work as possible. Every utensil kept at arm’s reach, many devices f ‘short cuts’’ to efficiency—and a splendidly built piece of furniture that adds the appearance of your kitchen. Included With Cabinets Purchased This Week Special Offer of Domestic Console Sewing Machines Sie ling of aque Terms— $ $3.50 Ladders $3 Stretchers 10c Roll Paper $1:98 Roasters watinn: ott ill di-gheco ont. of a les | Cash Pay- Ladder Chairs, fold- . “Straight Edge” Cur- Silk Tissue Tollet | Large seainless body dinnerware in practical kitchen ing style: stained tain Stretchers with Paper in we" ae | enameled Roasters, , giass utensils, ment of finish; very strong- removabie brass - s; Iiimit | with end handle pleasing pattern, MB oe segs » ly 4 pins; adjust- $2 16 ter 55¢ and including $$ com- with Balance Payable built $2.8 GRGGsd desc tdcess buyer. cover.. $1.44 plete service for to hold them 3 . six. ' | | veniently—No Interest. $3.25 Oak Kegs $1 Skillets 75 Ventilators $5.10 Wax Outfits : . “Griewold” cast iron Adjustable Window . ax ae ¢ 1 he at new D omes tic Charred Oak ~~. Skillets, ie No. k. a of wood, Ol46 English Floor j j Rotary ectric Sewi ing : Machines in 5-gallon size, Ww sise: regular style all canvas cover- | Wazing sete—waxer, ; f ; q ix metal hoops and | handle: inside ing; extend to | ral 4 -¢ 41 Opaque Window Shades 4 distinctive console cabinet. weeten $2 35 satiaball Dahle sx 75¢ 49 inches... 2c on brie Scamaa: ? if ark tan, mounted on good G ; pung ° | eorm- = © ‘ide and six feet long. 3 P bl | $2.85 Stove Ovens, one-burner ... .$1.65 | plete . . es . x orta e Kirk’s Soap | 38c “King” Vegetable Presses...... sic N ph i. $2.50 Curiains © ; White Flake Laun- | $1.50 White Enameled 10-qt. Pails.§1.10 | aphtha Soap & | “ uriae'n . Electrics Gry Soap; reguier = | The original Fels- = Special, fair 2 0 bar; a | 30c Galvanised Water Pails, 10-qt.. 2ic | Nephtha Boap in reg- ' ping ular size bars, gat | $1.69 me 29=.- in =~ ed with an 10 81.78 limit 10 1 a buyer bars. $1.80 Large Galvanized Wash Tubs, $1.33 | Bot 3 ae |‘ $2.50 Qt. Universal Vac. Botties....$1.74 | [9 5 3c White crossbar _ 10 37c $1.75 Wear-BEver 4 qt. Alum | (Ne Mail er grenadine ruffie@ nited ) K $1.23 | Orders Seensealls urtains, with cel- | group of slightly (Re Mam - | Eo 65s BEAM ainie s a0 5 1 ‘ | voine # a I, E Electric Portable Sewing Orders Accepted.) $2.50 Folding Ironing Boards $1.64 | Basement Gallery Masement Economy Store ; er ADE Ser of standard makes: Sizth Fioor ‘ay . . » ro? Hs, vi E C , eat 7 an — | - Me ¥ " AV

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_. SUNG e..5 } D 8B The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINE ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH / | —— | RED CROSS DELEGATES sm Ex-Engineer’s Revival Sermon. | deliver a sermon at 7 o'clock to- | a the Lighthouse Mission, Tower) ing under the direction of Mrs. M. EC Bi LRG: LIN - : : pay Emr gery —~ _ method of heating——is in the \ : M E. Lewis. former engineer, night entitled, “The Grand Central | Bis STORE HOURS: 9 A M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. GRUENDLER ao JE Grove and Norfolg avenues, will EZ. Lewis. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted peg —. @ieed| WALL PAPER ee . Oe + See ee a Pat sal ® ny ee eee ~~ AN» ae ex a wn Wiis al ee Pe a aes er ees pranat a mae - " v - ee * my a * edn at wa ane — “ ; . oa Vie a. ae de : os Sg ee RN See, A a PP Be PA Awe @ Cae antee a ae PEN Bek eps a SM. eg ; ice. oF es “ ie — x . " , : x ; . ee ey RA ie eh Lie D> aie: eer? .¢3 ee ee tees Sire nes a geet ae i ay > Fe hae te? ag a ale ee a Se cae “o ae x ¢ ‘ 6: ; ss Soe 4 tele . Z 2 we a Roche ts wc ee a. S ork NE pig ee ee: a RRR En ARO Sage RR ately ede a“ wl 2 2 ‘he bad mer nt et Be ~~ er ae mere ~ . upstairs and down. No cugte walls to install it. Phone or Guaranteed Terms if By A. H. Gruendler rn 1018-1020 CASS Tyler 1444 who is holding revival meetings at Station.” There will be choir sing- : : - ? , oo me hm: ee ‘e 4 : ny ; : a " 78h ee *; | — Ee = %& elflec A a me ct Bip RR FH pee @ If you have ever wanted a Victrola—certainly this is the time to choose. Such extreme savings may not be possible again—and you should act promptly to be assured of securing the model and finish you most prefer. my odie re a a cal cn a oe ne ee aes eg Pett Me eee i. ~ Meals > ee ee ae > a wy at tit a Illustrated above, at the right is style 400—a ka me art modej in two-tone mahogany— formerly $zs50, now $125. Illustratéd above, at the left is Style 2:15—fnished in wal- nut or mahogany—/formerly $rs0, now offered at $75. IGS Pho He mi ™ We wT 25¢ Mavis Talcum 17c 3 for S@e wo AE: gi i eran ee * at MA See O ¥ ‘ ———— OO =—— Monday—A Choice That Should Attract Those Wanting New MAJOR GENERAL MERRITTE W. IRELAND Royal Wilton Rugs MAJ-GEN. IRELAND 10 gsc ag Ey ATTEND CONVENTION F A CO aS - . _ ; ‘Three $ Pounds for COMBINATION OFFER A Regular $1.25 Value Hasten Powder and Perfume Large size, reguiar 50c bex Haut Ten Face Pewder and recular bettie Haut Ten 9x12-ft. Size . he >a ‘A ; ‘ ‘os ” * Ne ™ > s . i . z - oo ; ae! 7 oe pdt , ewe entetadictaagms §— Samedi: anesien sine ts i SRNR LO A Ht AN CREE R ITD 2 eat AE CON Mite Cia sinCtn Le Rix me og Mao ob eo we wn * 6 hae @ yh) 20) ER my ‘ % eae a - : sé ts 2 2 “~~ oe wi ". . 2 ” a will preside at the opening meeting and wil! , i ° J also give an add + } t- ~S — ~~ 5 i the best known jurists of the Unit- ed States was a ress He is one of and member of | President Wi | All meetings Red Cress ,convention are to be open to the ‘public. There will be four morn- tug and three eventing mass meet- ‘Ings in the Scottish Rite Cathedral '“The National and |Program of the Red Cross” wil! be ‘the subject of the evening meeting on Monday. Oct. 12. and tthe presiding officer will be Col Ernest P. Bicknell, in charge of in- ,Sular and foreign operations American Red Cross, who direéted many relief projects f World War Stone to Address Meeting. On Tuesday evening. Oct. 12 subfect of the mass meeting will be “The Red Cross as Nationa! Disaster Agency.” with addresses (Oy Ear! Kilpatrick of the Rea Cross, Melvil many years general manager of the As- sociated and W. R. Dawes president of the Chicago Associa- tion of Commerce > of the T+ ’ : o- °% mr = & haw er nactiocn ~Ai #4 ~ LiTs Slowing 42 ww iMmEz esa * the thea . > a Stone. n= Press The convention Will close with the mass meeting on | Thursday evening, Oct. 18. at which | Rev. Dr. Charles Cloud, S. J., presi- ident of St. Louis University. wil! preside. and among the sbeakers will be Chancellor H. Ss. Hadiey of Washington University. Cel. David Stone. commandant of Jefferson Barracks, and Miss Clara WNoves director of the Red Cross Nursing Service. who, during the World War, directed over 26 000 nurses in army, mavy and Red Cross service. . 1500 Delewates Expected. | There will be round table confer- eney every afternoon at the City Club. Hotel Statter and Scruggs- |_Vandervoort-Barner MWusi- Hall. with addresses on Red Croas Prob- lems and activities ir many fields including disaster relief War servr- ice, civillan and veteran aid. nutri- tion, life saving. first aid, nursing and home hygiene. Over 1590 dele. gates are expected representing al! parts of the United States the Phil. | {ppines. Porto Rico. Hatali ana ‘the Canal Zone. Heads of depart- jments of the Red Cross who have (directed enormous enterprises in imany lines of relief. educational! /a community work. will attend the convention and speak at the va- |Ttous sessions. . ‘ $3.75 Coty’s Original Extract.. $2.00 Coty’s Original Extract. $1.00 Coty’s Original Extract. . $1.50 Coty’s Brilliimatine $1.25 Dijer-Kiss Vegetal... .$1.13 Djer-Kisse Sifter Deuble Com- pact Ge Dier-Kiss Lipstick Pinkham’s Vecget. Comp. B9c | 5c, 25e, 93¢ 50c Mintrated PATENT MEDICINES 25e Feenamint Chewing Gum Laxative, 19e¢; 3 for Mentholatum...... Tie, 42e, 7 3G@c Laxative Brome Quinine. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. .... Seott's Emulsion .---..- 488, Ge Milier’'s Herb Juice. @8c; 3 fer $2.50 Sriph Reducing Guam 42¢: 3 for $1.15 $1.50 Sengrina Eeducing Tabicts. $1.23 $1.00 Marmeolisa Tablets 60¢ $1.00 Taniac $1.00 Adlerika $1 Hyne’s aor CONSTIPATION Constipation Is Bad Habit Moreover it is an exceedingly danger- ous he>it. eof more physical ether causes combined. If you are suffering frem constipation you need Purely vegetable prepare- ties that acts by remov- ing the cause of disease and building up the system 2 ini SHOE POLISH All —- liquids and paste. ” §3e= Gain 5 Pounds COLGATE’S TOOTH PASTE 2Sc—3 for 7O0c Peay i; SeSF88 FF With Genuine Spherical Lenses $ Come Early—Avoid the Rush NUX FERRONE.- THE MASTER BLOOD AND IRON TONIC A Powerful Buider of Waste Tissues—increase Your Weight and Appetite—Enrich Your Bicod $1.00 Size, 3c. Three Full-Size Bottles, $2.25 EVERY PAIR OF GLASSES ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED 33 whole system in a natural way. Try it. | $1.19 Prescription Specialists fer 25 Years—Very Reasonable Prices Snwesarouad ant pat coD Ee) OIL TABLE” PEEASANT EFFECT s Health Bunk Packers OUC Value, S Se SHOENFEL

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ee SUN! AY OCTOBER 4,’ 1926, "3 GRUENDLER PELESS » yes—the magic of science Pipeless Furnace — d of heating—is in the basem imy, healthful heat circuja: ry nook and corner of al] rs and down. No cuttin 0 install it. Phone or weite | inteed =: Terms if Desires Gruendler Hardware ( 1018-1020 CASS AV. 144 Est, — — FRVICEXR COTY’S 89c Bleach Creme 63c $1 MARSHA - 60c Pompeian Face Powder Cold and Vanishing Cream Houbigant’s ideal Perfume Original Bot. _ $1.75 Houbigant’s Quelque de Fieurs $2.00 —_——— eee $1.50 Ben Hur Per- fume, 1 Oz. 19¢c 60c Pompelan Day or Night Cream GAac GOLDEN PEACOCK 4olden Peacock Bleach Cream. _67e ¢ Golden P Cold or Vanishing . Be Black Nar- cissus Per- fume, 1 Oz. PIVER’S Face Powder ) Houbicant’s bigant’s Quelque de "leurs Face Cream .. t Golden Peacock Faco. Powder. .B9e ¢ Golden Peacock Face Soap. ...2le Peacock Astringent bc Mainette Face Powder ...__. bill catntonens Lister! ne 1c, 42c, Hair Tonic > 79c 98c *ATENT MEDICINES Nuremedy Tabicts. .19¢; 3 for We Nuxated Iron Tablets...... 0 Cadomene Tablets........ ‘ae'C Tabiets Van Ess wr eeeeeeeseee sre Ft @o we eee eee *~—F* @ee@e@eveeoonoestkrtevse® ere 2@ © @ & tema Remedy... . .60c¢ Carter's Liver Pih. lie; 3 for i@e nfeld’s Tea...17c: 3 for SOc S-PE-CO we ose Bae | OD ER IL TASBLETS ASANT EFFECTIVE | *HealthBuilder: - 60¢ value, so — rr i 'S lar 2 & wl dint ie eo oe _*eet ee * * See 6s 2 6 ™~F* ee @Peeesevdene 6 oe 8 & ee eeeneeet@e * hire. & ats a * ~ SOLcam * c ~- a ae Pe Pleo » Size, 3 } for 95e & Face Powder 60c Hopper’s ren ie 82 @eSeaeaeoweeaceaasneo see Felt LINOLEUM The kind with the burlap back . p——covers average room without imperfect. | with around. carpet alichtiy imperfect Special. Monday only Armstrong's | Linoleum Avge al) in pretty patterne $10 beavy block, tile and mosaic pat- terns; ealightly im- perfect: square yd. “Base Floor Cover: ename! eurface. Mnoous Martin @ize. ae iy = rs @ a: 4, » € me T 9c -B Cc —_ aoe ie ASEMENT == '3- ioc Muslin: fine unbleach- Fiannelet te; in stripes Serim: Curtain Scrim ed mustia. regular 18c anc checks. light and in white and = ecru. ee dark colors. 1 4c with double bor Special. Fase ders. Basement ogg pe SHOES [Pree bitte . © " white and flurfy: omens lew) girls tne er $1.35 value for trigmed Bpectal ment) hae +g Suite: Chil a s Pia? Suite colors Seocial in khaki and biue ca ) nn) 91.49 Shirte in all sizes. Basement. Special SHIRTS—Men's fine biue chambray trimmed Base wat) ...40€ ~ = ; = -— > oF we? ae ae fl ee lO ee a a ot oo oe i oe ee ee ee ee wn on ee aoe . ae. Ue ee Ee ES hE Be 2 Be. Be ei es VICTORY Pretty art Yioral ticking, white cotton filling. neatly tuft- ed with heavy rol! honest $10. }. nA. 1 . Btw Td ] E - ie - Z iP P ze k fl rit | 2) | | use medicines. tnetead. 3 7! A Lois | them. are Sabie to eat as they please enjoy much better health Those “ uee Bisurated Magnesia never | @read the an roach of time because | they know wonderful anti-ecid and food i which tin be o |from any good @rug store. will instantly n ze the stomach scidity. e«weeten the stomach. prevent food fermentation. meshes - ’ ~ filled , cleanup. ,tion Friday, force ‘lives. physical waste could be CHEF ALT’S RULES | ; Urges St. to | “Five Prevention Week’’ | Individual Matter. Everybody's business is nobody's business, and therefore the indi- | TO PREVENT FIRES) Louisans |WEIGHT COMPLAINTS WANTED. fs Will Be Investigated, Commis- | low. | in police Commissioner his request have received short his department at once. a plaints wil] be inv substantiated, prosecutions wil] fol- oner Says. that all this court Measures Haley yesterday rene wed | persons who} weights notify | of the All com- estigated and. M., fined | He succeeds Franci month charges of short-weighing. plainants are requested to address 'the Commissioner of Weights and Measures, | Courts Building, or telephone Main of Weights an@/ 5569, station 69. Room 44, os a day nursery... The wlll go to augmeént?¢.the funds of the organi lon. deal 20 DAYS FOR EAST SIDE WOMAN | lish ‘THAIS’ PRESENTED BY NEGROES | Proceeds to go For Aid of Day Nursery Organization. — Municipal Holderness. Gets Bankers’ Post. FE. Holderness. First National Bank of & | Anna Louis, was elected chairman of the | if; Public Relations ¢ ommission of thei} | American Bankers’ ithe convention Three coal weighers and a Kro-| tion held | ger store manager have been on} president of the Guaranty Trust Co Com- of New York. Association at} The four-act play by Paul Wil- | St. louis police, Mra. Agnes of that organiza-/ «tach, founded on Anatole France’ Mong 40 years old, wae sentenced Ff ’ recently in Atlantic Cit | ry . 7: . ¥Y | novel, was staged and supervised by | 20 days in jail Friday. The ¢ s H. Sisson, vic a kort E. Muse of Chicago. pao was found on Sept. 11. Mra. ’ The Day Nursery Organization of St. Louis negroes, headed by Mrs. W. C. Bridges as manager and Mrs. Russel] Garner as secretary, | After pleading guilty of peasem- presented “Thais” Friday night a! | ston of haif a pint of —og the Odeon before a capacity house. liquor found ip her home a a E rei Guilty of Ponsceston ot | Moonshine Whisky. ' vice presiden §* A group of negro women have | Robinson denied she had it for ‘decided to make an ef ort to estah- sale | vidual mind should be concentrated | /on individual action, Fire Chief Alt’ . | points out, in a statement directing | public attention to the fact that | “Fire tion and city begins tomorrow. “Let's make here in St. statement Louls,” issued yesterday, also a private matter and keep its | ‘Fire Prevention week” in the na- i CREDIT Gladly Extended Prevention | Week’ not only a public oceasion | he says in a) “but | Convenient You lessons by us throughout the year | to come.” rules for fire safety: Watch disposal of matches and. lighted smoking materials; they are. responsible for heavier fire than any known cause. ‘keep matches out of the reach of | |, 8mall children. He puts forward these | loss Always Use proper fuses in electrical cir- | cults: and the thing else Beware of gasoline and volatile liquids as cleaning safe compounds are obtainable drug stores. turn off electric flat like before doing some- fluids: Keep Chimneys in RKepatr. Keep chimneys and flues in re- pair; they irons many at caused $20,000,000 de- struction last year. Hunt your gas leaks with a flash- light, not a match or candle. Clean smokepipes before winter. ‘clogged pipes overheat easily Re- member, hot ashes belong in metal containers: tended. “T have just premises,”” Chief oil lamps in daylight and open should be screened when left un- concluded an spection of business and residence Alt “and have called for Hundreds owners already have this respect, I noted.”’ Proclamation by The Mayor. Mayor Miller issued a prociama- to observe ‘Fire, in nature,”’ proved its potency destruction of hu lions of dollars’ wo } the greatest he said. n@reds of should continued, a general property co-operated in. be | fires | calling upon citizens “Fire Prevention Week’’ destructive “again st year by the | of mil- h of property in- | and the loss of many thousand of’ —Mutch of this materia] avoided and by a little care and thought on the part of the inhabitants. Undoubt- edly the great majority of these fires are occasioned by careless- |nes or improper inspection. “TIT trust that the citizens of this city, with renewed effort and with ‘its first a discussion loss of 15,000 000 in property GERMAN CONSUL Dr. Ahrens Will Attend Chamber a new determination, coming those things in the that will used lesgen the both to persons and property, | this vast sum of money, in gainfl occupations.” “losing the week's program, lt Louls Safety Council will regular meeting of fore- do year may loss by fire | that may be the hold ' ‘ : SE. COR. 8TH € FRANKLINAY FREE STORAGE FOR FUTURE DELIVERY PURCHASES “w ““ % : = LS aa 4 44. ZH Ppp SABLA Paypgrt, ZA ““4-Leaf Clover” Home Outfit —The Choice of All Economical Young Couples! eo ; y. LL ft peas) =~ '> i i! ‘ i | rear i} i} L “on~ xem i} if ’ i : + | = | ; f> ie — rt A fs Oe, By Ty ~~ i i ith S ? } 0) elf © aie ; ; H ; ‘A } - ing, cozy home at a very economical price. A few moments’ mestvetion ‘will arouse your utmost enthusiasm. ARPES eS Wee RSL} sre te —- =», ALONE in Its Class at ee ee ee ee * emer a AWE ‘ 7 hte or This eutilt fe case do plans Ge mah et cal judge of value. The magnificent furni- | ture involved will wim the edmiration and : = approval of all those interested in @ charm. 4 a) ON AGA AGE men and superintendents at Com-' munity Center, ané@ Vista avenue, Grand Fri Richard E. Verner, boulevard day evening. manager of Department, Western Actuarial Bureau, at Chi- “The Nationa! is anounced as the Fire Prevention cago, will speak on Ash Heap.” which of America’s lives and $548,000,- due to fires TO SPEAK annual of Commerce Launcheon. Dr. George Ahrens, recently ap- pu ay Consul for Germany in St. Louis, has wired from Washington that he has accepted an invitation | to speak at a luncheon of the For- | taken from iwas their fourth visit German years hen, eign Trades Bureau of the Cham- — of Commerce on his arrival in’ Louls about two weeks hence. St. Louis has Consul been without a for the The Foreign Trade Bureau has been active in trying to have) | the consulate restored. last Two negroes slugged Frank Co- 52 years old, a merchant at 2338 Franklin avenue, visited his store Friday afternoon. when they With a brick wrapped in a news- sku!!l, paper they struck him on the head, ifracturing his (him unconscious they fled with $46 the cash register. and leaving It. in a week | ‘and Cohen was suspicious of them juntil ‘serve them. and without the slightest pain or discom- fort. Try this | tain pecially and | Cimagreeable they asked to purchase under- | Wear, when he turned his back to | Mose people who euffer. dither occa- sionally or chromically, from gas. sourness now discontinued pajent foods and drugs. stomach tonics. digestanta. following the advice so | given in these columms. take a teagpoon- ful or two tablets of Bieurated Marnesis | in @ ttle water efter meals with the re | sult that their stomach no longer troubles indigestion. have diets. harmfu! and of to get pure artifictal plan roureelf Bieurated Magnesia e- for stomach use. * HAGNESIA BEST FOR YOUR INDIGESTION Pye Against Doping Stomach | With Artificial Digestants the and often but , aa two, : Merchant Slugged, Robbed of $40. Luxurious Bed Davenport Suite Worth $250 RELIABLE’S Price Is Only | 148 A remarkably low price for a Bed Davenport Sutte of this high character. structed yuality. armchair chair. Exxpertly con- and unholsteted choice coverings of dependable The davenport opens into a Jull-size coil-spring bed. Suite consists of davenport, and wing fireside in ] ’ et, DPA lane ine ts, ny , ; eeeee eter af yeveee This bination up very litt even. apecial in eaereree ett snage abs = Sere watts se eE re Ce alta (aN em This Excellent $95 All Gray, White or Blue Porcelain Compact Apartment Gas Range With Kitchen Heater the marvelous Bungalow Range thas has created such a sen- does © will e¢ reom. everything a2 com- yet it takes Has twe coal holes, four gas burners and 18-inch Pricea witheut high shelf or warming oven. $ $27. 60 a P«12 wfse, apecizal ATTENTION—RUG BUYERS! Seamices Velvet Ox12 sine, =" "$59.00 ‘i et ati +. ee een 7 . ; SO TT ie Ns - > - This charming Bedroom Suite is richiy finished in walnut and consists of a handseme bow-end bed, dresser ané@ a chifterebe; desigued in =-a very effective pattern. ——-$1.00 a Week——— on, <i ie Die ee eee! ee ee a ne ee ee ee ee ee ee

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Se 3 Re att Pre o> 4 ie i : _ 7 : Se ar t Tes - a : * 2 w ates, | aa es +5 Shy : a Poe Cae. be - > ; L« ¥ .. > - e be I ae 2s ..% #4 F + = Beg e , 4 & - a. = £4 ; i ; oe be 6S : is Rt | : ehgie: Se ae es P ae 4 Wow at : re a ; kot Bin Oe 3s a. Stes ah oa : x : . a 4 y __ ae gS 3 ne oe : A t Be Net } ae RYT = a . ea Bee 1 S = . 7 7 " S a i C=: ‘ ; % a ee see S , ¥ $ rat ’ : 7 . 2 dé ce : ee 5 %) a Gs 7 tS Lo ie > 3 > y [ ‘ i % : - RLS LOAD te nas Aggy PRE UTEN 9 eS aR CFR ORES CRIA TRA regan Prptaee Bate sai ait srs 5 Sete. bss maak ee Wino = MIR ARR pet er. aba rt | he eS NN, 4 * 10B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: —" 4 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Open Until 8 P. M. A deposit holds snd od ment. Trade in y creverceaton = £00d one. Brand-New TAILOR “" MADE. Contractor Says Employe W NOT-CALLED-FOR Velvel- simeres. All Wool Gabardines Topcoats Trade in your Suit or Overcoat on a good one. | Open Until 8 P. M. A Deposit Holds One Finish Gas- = mfiny as | $*@asons, | ployed by the city will TRALS OF ‘OPEN SHOP” PAINTER ON CITY J08 Assaulted and Paint Ruined by Putting Salt in It. Difficulties encountered bv an “open shop” operator in obtaining and performing city work was out- lined -yesterday by B. T. Trimble. manager of the Eureka Shops, 4511 McMillan avenue, whose contract to decorate City Courtroom No. 1 resulied in the Painters’ Union calling out approximately 100 union painters employed on city: work. Trimble was awarded the con- tract to decorate the courtroom on a bid of $368, slightly lower than the bids of two competitors operating strictiy union shops. He began work a week ago. selecting four men, who he says had union from among his 27 em- pioyes, for the job. Salt Put in Paint. Trim bie says the pr reparatory | efforts in the courtroom resulted | thus: —— R > : until such time as assurance is i given that future city painting con- /tracts will be awarded contractors | operating stri¢tiy union shops,” ac- /meeting of the cording to a decision made at a Painter's District | (Unien) Council Friday night. Trion Denies Assertions. Union officials disputer Trimble'’s assertion that he is em- ploying union painters on the court- reom job, declaring that only ore of the men ever belonged to the local painters’ organization an? that he was dropped two rears agu for nonparment of dues. The painters on strike include 23 men regularly emplored at city institu- tiems and the @mplores of have four painting concerns holding contracts Hall, a water tank at the Cit ' : P| . ters in the the exterior of the Cit: y Sani- tarium, a new fire engine house, to paint jand the Health Department cuar- Municipal Courts Bullding. - ‘ROAD TO SPEND $8,000,000 ‘000 have 1012N.GRAND | °°: ati ae 32 Locomotives Included in New Louisville & Nashville Equipment. Orders for the acquisition equip- ment to cost approximately $8,009 .- been placed by the Louisville & Nashville Rallroad Co. for delivery the early part of mext year. The order includes the purchase of 32 locomotives, 40 pas- senger cars, and 1275 freight cars, at a cost aggregating $5.1 100,900. and the purchase of 68,259 tons of new rail for maintenance and new construction work at an expendi- ture of approximately $7.999.900 Expenditures amountince to $29. 308.427 have pr: ws!) thorized by the Teeet " ef ence, STEMPER ‘TOs. Spert and r oy mail Free DeogBook .» « \ (ers famecus Dog Book - Dises ces of Degas, cere, feeding and Dreeding wha Symptom Chart. Writefor it. Our FRTE ADVICE SERVICE oen- | Work of the Blind on Display. An exhibition of craftsmanship by the blind will be om display at | /consist of basket work, tapestries, the Elks’ Building, 3619 Lindell boulevard, beginning tomorrow and ending Saturday, under the auspice, | ADVERTISEMENT * Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgery An instructive book has been pub- lished by Dr. A. S. McCleary, the noted rectal specialist of Excelsior Springs, Mo. This book tells how sufferers from Piles can be quickly and easily cured without the use of knife, scissors, ‘‘hot’’ iron, elee- tricity or any other cutting or burn- ing method, without confinement to bed and no hospital bills to par. The mothed has been a success for twenty-six years and in more than twelve thousand cases. The book is sent postpaid free to persons af- flicted with piles or other rectal troubles who clip this item and mail it with names and address to Dr. McCleary, 566 St. Louis Avr., Exeel- sior Springs, Mo. of the Miseour! Association for the Blind and the Missouri Commission for the Blind. The display will crochet work and various forms of | weaving. ’ CLASS TO MEET AT Y. M. . A. Leaders’ Training Course to Open Tomorrow Evening. an. aoas chee ae tee “training course, instituted tn con- Man and Wife Both Ill With Gas Mrs. B. Brinkley sare that for rears beth se and her husband had gas on the stomach Now thanks to Adicrika all gas is gome. The FIRST dose helped. Adjerika gives the s«rstem sas REAL Jeansing and brings out cld metaboiic pot sons which may have caused trouble for a long time. Just ONE spoonful relieves GAS and takes away that full. bileated feeling so that you can sleep at night without rolling from side to side. Even if your bowels move every day. Adlertka remmeves much additional poisonous matter which you never thought was mm your sys. tem. and which caused sour stomach. nervr- ousness, sleeplessness. headache. etc. Don't wait any jlenger. but jet Adler; your stomach ~~, bowels QUI In St. Louis by Wolff-Wilson ne Eater! le oe Co. Johnson Bros. Drug Co | mection with the work in club and) communal leadership being carried | on by the Young Men's Hebrew As-| sociation, will be held tomorrow | evening at the Y. M. H. A, 3649) Delmar boulevard. Ferd S. Bach, director of the St Louis Federation of Jewish Chari- ties, Rabbi Louis Witt of Shaare- Emeth Temple, and Gilbert Harris, executive director of the Y. M. H fll speak at the meeting. Will Speak on Education. “An Educational Law for Muis- souri.” will be the subject of an address by Mrs. Roscoe Anderson, former chairman of the Missouri Women's Legisiative Committee, to be given Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock, before the social Legislation Committee of the Board of Religious Organizations, 417 Victoria Building. Rural Missouri as to its need for better educational facilities has been studied by Mrs, Andersen. Hear HOWARD S. WILLIAMS oa” comes ty Ghee Gains (ormget UNeeer The aun whe ceased ap Borsa. ES- <i etle porty. At the BIG TABERNACLE Deimar & Hamilton Avs. (Opposite the Pershing Theater) SUNDAY, OCT. ath, at $:00 P. M. TY. reve ~~ DR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist 614 OLIVEST. ... rot Ee, a ewe - oe er - - Vandervoort’s ““Homecraft Week’ Displays Present Interesting Exhibits Monday Opening of New Furniture Department—Great Demonstration of Quaker Laces—Correctly Appointed Tables in the China Shop—Sale of — Oriental Rugs—Among Features Most Unusual OMECRAFT Week, as it was originally started, featured onlycertain kinds of Lace Curtains, having its beginning in the Quaker Lace Company. improvement of Better Homes throughout the entire country. It has now become a week set aside for the promotion and It no longer means merely Quaker Laces to the average householder. It means a time when many stores feature unusual displays of Furniture, Lace Curtains, Over-Draperies, Floorcoverings, Lamps and all the other articles which make a house a home. Homecraft Week at Vandervoort’s has always been an important occa- sion. This year it is of even greater importance than heretofore. With the opening of our new Fur- niture Department; with special displays of Quaker Laces and other good Curtains and Drapery mate- rials; with an especial exhibit of fine China featuring correctly appoint- ed tables for different occasions: with exhibits of Lamps, Lighting Equipment, Pictures, Mirrors, Tap- estries and Floorcoverings includ- ing Oriental Rugs; this will be one of the most interesting occasions of the Fall season at Vandervoort’s. Many exhibits out of the ordinary have been planned for each of the Home Furnishings Departments. Plan now The Furniture Floor, which has just been completely redecorated and new lighting fixtures installed, of- fers one of the most attractive spots imaginable in which to select good Furniture. Visitors in St. Louis_to attend the celebration of the coming of the Veiled Prophet, should take full advantage of this wonder- ful Homecraft Week Display and Sale. Many articles will be offered at prices more attractive than usual, and the usual Vandervoort values are themselves sufficient urge to make a visit here worth- while. ’ to visit the Vandervoort Home Furnishings Floors on Monday morning! % Cruggs linieivolBamey ESTABLISHED 1850—DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR—1928 ance! Nature The Motor Hot Approval Thi is beautiful Wal ay be used as a WTITIE tenal tabie. or #6

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SIND AY. Ds +s OCTOBER 4, 199s, wa 4 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTR other evening newspapers COMBINED +. ) ) - " 7 ” ed ie Se ae 3 a ; “ee sits Xe 7 are > ; Pp. P Rel. See ee es Pe tl - Seer ~. Ja ae ae ee a ; am, Sagi’ See es Low % wey ed ef x ‘ — ’ = Fas * ae 0 ’ at aid ef, ¢ : e alae ie : * ee, ’ bed f ' ' a ri > ; ‘ . 4 = > , ; — hy : # , ST.LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH l'who sustained Dr. Golstein's plea to have the Board of Health order set aside. | In its petition, the Government has set forth that Df. Golstein, in her application for a license 10 practice medicine, Jan. 1, 1922, de- ¢clared she was born in St. Louls, Sept. 28, 1898, whereas it was dis- | closed at the suhsequent hearing /uralization hearing, July 5, character, the Government's tition states. Missourian ggg: in lowa. the Associated free to tina's = aT BOE Hay Fever Sutton - PAPERS | Free Trial of ‘Mensa! That Government that she was born in Russia on, Can Use Without Disc Loss of Time. ous. Fee mace) Naturalization that fate and that her given name | | Golsttein. is “Chana,” not “Anna.” to rob, today The petition also cites that Dr. Golsicin made affidavit that she | State prison at Fort Madison. By Wagner, of Kansas City, was sentenced ” b- ? 2 ey Ree license refutes the declaration of /herself and witnesses at the nat- | 1924, \that she is a person of good mora] | ‘pe- | DES MOINES, 1 la., Oct. Kinitedl recently convicted on a charge of entering | a bankiag institution with intent | serve from ten years to life in the | ever, y¥ of our had been examined by W. P. | Sachs, State examiner, as to her. “3 preliminary educational qualifica- tions, and had atténded the St. Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons from September, 1916, to bat our m e h ed States District | May, rons rt she Pe alga wer reathing. Se by the Govern-|e@ Evidence introduce efore all ea Sr exyeme. ee pe " \the Board of Health disclosed that | = bare “based on evidence|Dr. Golstein had not been exam- | | Simply mail coupon Below. z. at a hearing before ined by Sachs, had attended the| |—vou even do not hag 4 of Health last; College of Phy sicilans and ch re _- ance! naturalization Dr. Anna Golstein, avenue, on the i ahe committed perjury etiam for a license to @ in Missouri, was free in what climate you BOOK On the EYE Free. ~ Ited in the revo- but one year, and purchased a FREE TRIAL o¢ fen ree license to | medical certificate from Pr. Rob- | eT “Dr. Golstein's s a iinae ra and Hudson’ St Burs 1s dicine in this State. ert Adcox, the petition declares. s || Y. send free triai of your patale, iwwas ordered restored | dD ‘Circuit Judge Milter, facts in applying for a medicr! Dr. Moritz’s If you have eye trouble of any kind, this book will tell yoy many truths you ought to know. Dr. Golistein’s misstatement of || 609 N. BROADWAY ) eee **eeben — a OE tre * _ See Other Important Announcement on Opposite Page Lugs Uiketwoot Laney ESTABLISHED 1850—DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR—1925 a * Just Received—Another’ Shipment of This Popular Desk Model Blectric Sewing Machine T ieteat this J ubiles Special rte each time the quantity on hand has been sold. We have secured an ad- ditional order of only 75 Machines, so early shopping is urged. AALBERS ** Regularly laid at $1 1 9 Oi iciesthintid Motor The Motor is built in the head. Requires oiling only once a year. jood Housekeeping _ Approval heautiful Walnut Desk used as a writing desk, oc- fonal table, or sewing, table. ill enhance the beauty of your P Guaranteed by » Vandervoort’ S Sewing Machine Shop—Downstairs. Special Offer FREE $10.00 Set of Attachments With Each Standard ROYAL Electric Cleaner $1.00 Down and $1.00 Weekly Percolator | Ptise, with automatic - Made by the manu- ne Sof the Universal ap- es” $8.25, ye Iron article, with | Plug. One-year | Bi. seca: $3.25 ae : Bpecial 7 : Ask any Royal owner about Royal’s superiority. Phons Olive 7500 and we will deliver and demonstrate without obligation. Last Week of the Eden Washer Sale FREE 2 Self-Draining Tubs With Each Eden Washer $15.00 Retail Value During This Sale Only SPECIAL TERMS: $2.75 Down—18 Months to Pay Call Olive 7500 3 ms Hoare: Daily, 9:00 to 5 :30—Saturday, 9:00 to 6:00 Olive to Locust, From Ninth te Tenth ¥ Vandervoort’s Electric Shop—Downstairs. enenen ee ee —_—_ ~ 6 See Other lnpertan Adanaabeas Announcement on Opposite “Page — ie ea _——— ee = q tugs Vendo amey ESTABLISHED 1850—DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR—1925 Olive to Locust, From Ninth to Tenth Store Hours: Daily, 9.00 to 5:30—Saturday, 9:00 to 6 :00 ; For Immediate Household Needs Hemstitched Damask Tablecloths Size 65x65 Inches Hemstitched linen damask Tablecloths, full bleaehed in at- At tractive circular floral patterns. A low price for an exceptional $ Tablecloth. Same quality in size 65x68 inches, at $5.50 Colored Linen Breakfast Sets: at $7.50 Solid color. all-linen damask Breakfast Sets with circular floral patterns in white. Size 56x56 inches with six 14-inch napkins to mateh. Madeira Centerpieces Hemstitched Huck Towels $1.50 Each 59c Each — Hand - embroidered Centerpieces in a Fine quality — all white, size 18x34 pretty design. Size 18 inches. Round. inches. Monogram space in border. Roller Towels, $1 Each Linen Toweling, 25c Yd. All-linen bleached twill Roller Towels All-linen bleached Toweling with red or with red or blue borders. 214 yards. blue border. 16 inches wide. Linen Shop—Second Floor. Hemmed Sheets and Pillowcases Made of Good Quality Bleached Sheeting - eens = ae ee ~ Sheets, 63x99-inch, each $1 25 Sheets, Size 72x99-inch, each , ‘i Sheets, size 81x99-inch, each $1.50 Pillowcases, 45x36-inch, each 3714e Pillowcases, 42x36-inch, each 35c , Domestic Shop—Second Floor. Handsome Crepe Satin Tan Featured at Black Prince Dove Brown Pansy ee Pervenche Blue $ 9S Fallow \ Geranium ° ' Seafoam Yellow ay gene Pink Yd. Black A LUSTROUS black satin Crepe that we consider a superior quality at this price. It is firmly woven, has a lustrous sheen and is among the fashion- approved Silks for new season frocks. 40 inches wide. Beautiful Silks In the Mode Printed Silks in Large Display, $2.50 to $4.50 Yd. . Foulards, allover designs, Cinderellas and crepes. Satin Brocades, 40 Inches Wide, $3.75 to $8.50 Yd. ' Conventional, stripes, blocks and floral designs. Silk Brocades, 54 Inches Wide, $7.50 to: $10.50 Large floral and conservative designs. All Silk Crepe de Chine, 40 Inches Wide, $1.98 Yd. ‘ A dress quality in new Fall shades. / Metal Thread Brocades, 40 In. Wide, $12.50 to $22.50 Yd. Metal and silk and metal, silk and velvet. Velvets—Never So Fashionable As Now Impofted Chiffon Velvet, 40 Inches Wide, $4.95 Yd. Silk-face Velvet with a rich luster. Imported Chiffon Velvet, 40 Inches Wide, $7.50 Yd. All-silk Velvet in at least 25 shades. Imported Velvet Broche, 40 In. Wide, $10.50 to $17.50 Yd. Rich Velvet. designs on Georgette crepe and chiffon. / Black Silks That Find Favor At $1.98 | At $2.98 At $3.50 to $7.50 Black satin Charmeuse ‘in Black Satin Crepe, | Yard Satin | a beautiful quality with lus- Souple, Bonnet Satin Gren- | pisex satin Canton Crepes in trous sheen. 40 inches | adine and novelty Faille « noteworthy group for dresses. wide. | Brocades. | 40 inches wide. Black Chiffon Velvet. 40 inches wide, yard, $3.95 ? Silk Plaza—Second Floor. ~ Ready for Making Winter Coats Imported Wool Coatings Imported from England and Ireland, this collection of Wool Coatings offers distinctive choice both in weave, color combinations and serviceability. English Lambskin English Mixtures Irish Tweeds $6.50 Yard $7.50 to $10.50 Yard , $00 sa fabric in ef- Heavy-weight T weeds, suit- tainive blocked, dhetnad and Of the type chosen for en- | gbje for topcoats. Grays, striped patterns. 50 inches | sembles and coats. Browns | tans and browns. 60 inches wide. | and tans. 50 ipches wide. | wide. New American Made Bordered Woolens for Sport Coats $5.00 to $6.50 Yard Ideal woolen fabric for motor coat, the sport coat and all-around coat. A soft woolen fashionable shade with striped gr checked border. 54 inches wide. Vandervoort’s Woolens Shop-~Second Floor. aera Le A LA NC OS tt It Ce en oem ; ’ WAkM wool-mixed plaid designs. sateen binding. Blue, rose, lavender. inches. good Blankets for this price. rose, tan, gray, lavender and black. Size 70x80 inches. sateen border. wool filling. Size 72x84 inches. Init lL WU) Wool-Mixed Blankets Ready for a Cold Snap § 20 Pair Blankets in large Cotton tan, gray and Size 70x80 Exceptionally ie ea et Go, “te wee ~ All-Wool Blankets $12.50 Pair All-wool plaid Blankets in yellow, pink, red, blue, Wool-Filled Comforts $9.50 Figured cotton silkoline coverings with plain cotton Rose, blue lavender and gold. Lamb’s ~. Do ER TNT ite ROG Te A A aie meng, rng” i Pie oP on B® oe . Blanket Shop—Second Floor. Good News for Home Dressmakers! Model Dress Forms With Strong Metal Stand As Pictured, Regularly $7.50 | Only . 3382 VV OMEN who make their own clothes find a dress form indis- pensable to the convenient and proper fitting of garments. These new forms have gray cloth covered top and strong metal base. They may be lifted higher or lower, as desired. Though the bust is not adjustable, there is size range from 32 to 44 bust measure as the correct size is available without adjustment. Because of remarkable value and low price, there will be No phone, C. O. D. or mail orders. No merchandise on approval, No Retarns. — Notion Shop—First Floor. = -_ | [ ico and Instrumental Rolla, 286 | Q. R. S. Rolls Are Better $1.00 Each © —always 4 complete stock of Popular and Classic 4 numbers. Ask ‘+o hear ‘‘Mammy, the Best Friend I Ever Had,’’ “Let Me Call You Sweetheart.’* | | aa ee a Player Roll Shop—Sixzth Floor. —_— —— Safeguard Your Eyesight eare that you give them at present. Glasses put at rest the intricate muscles <* restore normal, comfortable vision. most efficient service. reading in a wide variety of frames. Complete as low as $6.00. — Lenses, Frames and Examination $6 f tomorrow depend a great deal on the Your eyes 0 Properly Be: * the eye and Three registered optical opocialiots to render you the Single Vision Glasses for either distance or

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™~, > > : } | r event INED The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMB | teenth and Pine streets, as part of ing the end of a membership con; the “Rally Day” celebration, mark- test az = ST. LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH Moting Pictures of Bible (tdSse KH reated earings to de con- Board was in $24 and the h ducted here will be the first in St Louis. The board sits aS a court to ear appeais from tax deficiencies found by the Commissioner of In- ternal Revenue in income excess profits and estate taxes She tax- privileged to file an obtain a hearing before pay- He Must be prepared to in- other evi- stipe BA wih ae * Se i ee oe Se alii ee ee tattle a — - — RE Tt Bie RRR Aine Aap a ER HOGE TG opti amity RO salir ines “ * Bln rete 2 hy Syste a team thee - 5 Fg ete oe eR Ee ange hla UA NO CBE Pa Ci te iu! eee io! pahin geal mare. , payer is appeal , = troduce witnesses and dence to prove hig facts Many A Of fe ea eases have been dismissed by the re im board because the taxpayers did no*t & ¢ ‘ parec . ) wae aes & STORES MILLION Don * star headachr. bilious. con Néthing else cleans, sweetens and for the board ’ €. Hamilton is stipated, sick: Take ome or two refreshes the entire system like cierk ee ite. ae ae ee DOLLAR 30 DAY SA 7 Rl, : Tr . nd Miss Ruth 3 it th ««(gaecarets any time to mildiv pidasant. harmiess. eandv-like Cas- Miss Heien H. Mos and i iT) ? ms You Save te 50% Now ee See ee ee “ “ \ ae ee " f ON SHE = LIBERAL CREDIN It’s Easy to Bay During This | is a he Ther never gripe. overact. . . : . . bn “Tin Ao stimulate ‘our itver ana start vour arets Hahn ine «G wrom- Hotel vy - oF m _— = - ' , a — > bowe |s. Then rou will feel fine, or siceen Mavyta! h nem! wi , . - ’ Ra _ * = . ivrg +} . 7 ry - in oo foe “os vour bead becomes ciear. stomach en, ¢hidren on each ber-— rug address the Members Conference ” > = . ~ ?. a Wh ~* -_- *} “a ee ‘ver i Pastareeaeerere s " aa ae ssa ‘s Peerless light Company of Sigecurt. S25 Washington cre... St. Leude, Miseouri. =a ~S “> Ne gprreerery be vi Gent lener — The “Cragmoore” Coil Box Spring” $250 Overstuffed Velour B Davenport Set 7 i teemnamenntill The mosesronderful value of 1375. This beacti- “nl masmve Overstutfed Suite is richiy uphoister ed im fire brocade’ relour. Superdiy constructed. having Nachmenn spring-filled. lcose-cushion seats Suite comprises darenport. chair and wing chair. the davenmpert comeeals the latest cail bex «pring ved See thie Momdar at $144 4), 009 eH ets 8 ; This Beautiful Velour and Cane Style $210 Bed-Davenport Set peel : le Table and Lamp $ io aes 13504 of / these j ’ ice ee gs a that’s the reason for - . wonderful oppertunzity te refarnish your livine markably low price. sini inthis, dads Cebit (nian ot on tmeee iia of 150 goes on sale Monday; se Ss ea = . come earir This Rocker is ad it.-makes inte a bed. The frame 1s finished cleseiy woven of fine reed fiber. sale fer ene Geer. - | ; mahogany and arms have cane paneis. The has spring bettom and looge- | acks and seats are covered in releur. Included eufhion. spring-filled cretonne tah and floor lamp compicte-~ covered cushion. Come early jie nm . 26 : c* 3 Fie . 4 — . a 7"? re ‘ 4 3 e iat --* . pr = $i. as wefereseer dffMiculty has eri ser ALLE Preventing the sale ef your steek at auction, Sse bas ; +4, AL], re Rest Tuesday, “steber eth. Te will therefore bevy te delay this a = ‘th, s/f Bespectfuily, Ss a2 CGaverpport $1@ f ¢: f ‘hi _ co &) WE ARI PLPINITELY . QUITTING 7: RETALL is ; ¥ ber thix fimal week we are offering exceileni (26 ~~ LIGHTING FIXTURES. FLOOR AND TABLE : ee ~ * ~é TERM AL AND KAPIO MATERIAL ao AUCTION PRICES (-raep this iast eppertunity befere the eactua!l suction take. place. $15 VALUE “DINLE-LITL”™ Fer the dining-reom. 5 lights incleding handsome &ater bowl. furnished im »-Orl meni-« of LAMPS. ELE ~ \er Oil ~ , “ -ongoleum rug and heavy lavmg Room a "tly t4ey. =. ‘te $1.00 \ alue— / / f : : ; ‘ . © (eee *- = = «- — > ~~ -— - e 1 thd, 4, thi, ship, thhi, sé /, i au? ‘tt . & &®» & & & &@ ©. e. * se Bedroom feet long. has three-epring-filled loose cushion mn illustrated. “ — : a: harr and. recker are large and comfeortabic:. covered © carry fresh steck of all styics rf ; pretty cretenne—an amecing value at this sale price and sizes of “BS Batteries . lt w@ the greatest value of 1905 See : base. ia. ta $3 Cash Delivers Suite So meena Saul ae vo nae Cid i Pe eth; / . ty 6c Valoe. enuime “ituart (” . i cnieeenemeenmetemeell ste — alee. wett. tee wert er %S8- ee e_ i Ie ie i Eee et ee $3 Value iype 201-A: Fuaranteed TS Five sat- sfaction t Desk Lamp ‘ S152 ele ELECTRIC SOLDERING IRON; . s=.08 valine. New... 98c PEERLESS LIGHT Co. WASHINGTON AV. AT STH STREET sees tiindindimds Established Over $1.00 Down Newest walnut finished Dur Bed opens -° s ‘Tull-ciee bed ‘ompiete with :.oameed Cretenne Mattress A wWopder- ful Bargain at this weca’ prvve We $25 bor bet and Mattress 15 85 —eF YOU "oO sep this greet valte Mor Jar Wh iy, ALLE LES IEEE NE ES > ts ee. Pee ae ee =. = 2S 4 charming Bed Ovwtfic eof high qualitr—a massive ceon- tinweus-pest Bed. fm walnut finish with pretty cane pate! center, ‘tn double width size— am a.'-steel spring and « cor - fortabie cotten mattress—« i piece outfit at a ridiculousiy Low price Monda, if HEY fj | cf HI | Ht 7 — i , es - s x 4 = ok a Gab

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Me by Bist CE OPISARE TEMAS TR ” A (yh ten fz ‘ tip yp SUYY ET ie Ait yy ae ssp pene re’ iDA- on oe E amid ideal sur- ‘Eczema healed while yarwed king price can- free book “How to } . : , ** e Particulars. -fome Describe or ar gewater. 1 3 17 Psa reen Ba . Worrernrormmonin menmanunmnnmmnmmnnmnunmnnmnunnnnatrarmumnnnmmnmnncnn lls * a | mmm lf Florida Milwaukee UR. TS et = SY cee-rrasstee-ressssienesngennaielilianail ree epalmart quainied thrash ‘ yk FO ‘ST. LOUI S, SUN ,_DAY MORNIN x, OC DOBER 4, 1925. ° PAGES Want Columns. mO GRACE THE THRONE OF HIS MAJESTY. THE COLOR YY ve PQA nee NY ™ £ 4 “—, * “ or — RA_AA rN aN as AAA 2 Ss cy we WF: ; Ls ~ RP ee tte ign rpigenet. en oe Doe s . “7 fF © > a can “ 4. eee Oe ee — . Oe eR dD Ee ie” 6 Oe oe ws ° i ’ ae Bi ses. A rwgw - 5 . Pe. et ae 5 ~ oe ae ie a. ee ewe Ba ae PIO, Moe Me eg Rg mm Bn = Se RE AAR hE I RRA NCTNI, iy Ree — ana Ririein Marte fF RPI ASE UNI ee Se - “ ~ _ — : 7 & ae Bae Ss : ee PP ee a , oe Pd Col eae hy ‘ N J « : A * ¢ —- “Ser ee x ¥ 4 > - ‘ in . . ae . “Z . Se “s AS Z . - . ’ . "° . 2 P oS & . *. - / : . IO - * _ : OM CP, ’ 4 * fon . i . ait wv, vi _ “en «* a ~ % * ai 2 oo 2 oli ahhh eo ae Loe et ae Aoi eh ee tah te a ne ho a ae 4 7 ale a aa . . “> é > av Ss ss . & ) .* 4, "4° os, 4 oat on “ss dds NS oN 4 MISS AILEEN LONSDALE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John G oe Bind Fe YS & A MARY ELISE 8 agp pany — MISS HARRIET MOORE, Sh $ ps 7 . LAMMERT g chair; doaghtes of Mr and Mrs. George : oo 2 . Whi SEH —s of Mr. and ; i rs. Martin Lam- % ~ oe Oe Mele dp ere oer Ss Ane ; “SS : Fo Secret eee ete Me wasewene yy ‘ 4 Me. SES AY Ce oe i Sa or ~~ ee SNA ee : —, ee a SSS mee Ne ~ SW aie a Ros x Ae 3 ie ’ ; . ~ Oe ge ae RS ee : ae eee 9 Of & of 1925. This beaut | : a ee Say p > Ss I, “ela ee eee ln ili i % a) S79 vine eee > Sas nll "te ose nee Cet a ‘ : ‘nll PPex > ~~ Ct ty ; , Co PO . re ats rk 2 > i aaa, R ~ ys . Ps i> oo “ee x, . . ¢ : one a. eee ind * . * Pam ot “ . : aye “ hg’s : Zs oe er A ee OR. ey ; ’ , oe erly.” ae “s : Vos aig Ae ~ 7 a 7 Y, . > x : +, “ 2 12 RUGS pees every A ®@ ondertu! ns ie ts, :" Ba 2 ap oo, oe . — Pen = “ on. : ise . z “ ~ high pile pure iia 2 Ha Oo ey ¢ eS Ee ge Er ; ey weol Rug—ful! $ ( : 2 * ; ‘ Gh See ees : os Oxl2 ft. «ize fe > 2 : Se RE Be ee SS and comes in -ad ' handsome > N colorings | he t N ; - : a : a - ate SS : a Pe ts i N OD oS 8 QNI ee ee aeeee ee SSNS es R U RUGS S “ =, ; . es : 3 J Meee “% 2 ss . ae % a | P>7 ee ‘ Rg ARP IOS ok: a = | ar ; bor ; on ' 3 or sriare, uout bo der: ‘- WA ES we | HIS WEEK WI MISS MARIE LOUISE - MISS ELIZABETH ~ a “ on HAMMETT HOBLITZELLE, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank u * daughter of Mr and Mrs. William ‘ E. Hoblitzelle. S S ~Ashen-Brenner —Kejwore =X. NI S ‘ EVERY HEATER® im Stove Rug and — mee ie SF ' Week you get & tet (os rug and heavy est Parlor Heater $19.75 $1.00 Down The newest Heater Tull Caet-iron front ; neg door; splendid e. Wonderful Heaie: and beautiful appea: ance. neatly nickel trimomed—e#re it. Hot-Blast Heater A real coal-saving Savina taneneh ie in heat-turowing, hot - blast Hester. Neatly nickel trimmed. A wonderful bar gam at Silk Shade MISS ELIZABETH CABELL ~— GRAY, daughter of Mr_and Mrs. Cabell | Gray - MISS MARY FRANCES FISE, : : ‘ “f i , 24 ; . me eo 23 ; 3 ° ¢ a , Sie 3 ; ve sae 7 ¢ , ie ee —— FEO Sa i Re SM ee ” Ma! > : Y %% “ol : omy Oy be ry ~ 5 7 : ye" " Ky ie “e a i i ae ee a a See CAG Bea : p4 . ee ee a ee I daughter and 1 de 1es- eC ing : s a _~?’ = “ae, ae i, % a Cs eis agg 2 ae ee . ets oe fas 0 7 . . e Bemis-Luy eR H. Fisk. : AN me ek ge ee a a e ae —S ‘. OS ee m pe ee a on . > ee ee “y * wes ad " / . , iG ™ : oe ae 2 a ee i oo Sia, ee ae ie , —S8itrease ——..._. in Scarlets Performs Ceremony at St. Michael.and All & a 2 3 tn? ae i. a Ry q ’s Church — Dinner for Wedding Party and Few SS Ee Sy: ae ee gah i V. eiled P r ophet Queen to Car ry Bouquet — = ds Foll Brid ‘e iends Follows‘at Bride’s Home. * Of Rare Orchids From Shaw’s Garden , Ze sy, ececccrercrnmrnentt eS Ai Retiring Consort to Have Cluster of Gorgeous o43 Fror- Same Place — Innovations in Seating in its newest autumn garb orchid,,as bridesmaids. The frocks were ye VAS the inclement weather yesterday fashioned with panel backs and short ties fas- Ss aN UNS the wedding of Miss Louise tened over the fullness of the front and long F mis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jud- pet)-shaped sleeves. Thbir shoes, their rather iis of Brentmoor, and William Sl oe large velvet and felt hats, and the ribbons MISS SARAH BOOGHER., t Uéiyties, which took place at 5:30 ‘santh 4 F ee ee daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Boogher. St. Michael and All Angel's Church +; ch they carried were in the wine tint. —S asiwere : , nt assemblage had crowded the vent of St. Louis’ own beloved Veiled Queen's dinner is to be held. ‘ auditorium before the organ 75® bride, of @ distinctive tail brunette Prophet are in progress, for only three the other clubs where supper : : he did when ; before the ball at which the given. punced the bridal party. Clusters ‘Pe. wore white velvet, as s A b d ‘H, d W, fl B ( H. days intervene before ye making her debut two years ago. The gown 71 ; assda Or oWar l c uest ere venerable monarch will place the jeweled Flowers for the ball have been the Mmumese decorated the chancel, T HE Rt. Hon. Sir Esme William Howard, events of the early season. Frank V. Hammar Crows upon the fair head of a new consort time and consideration by s* bee. $y, 4 ed ina “xe NARA 3S LV AAA SS RAW annenwoanwnwngpnnnnnwy SiN Z > > Y%44 os ¢ oe Ae a a 7 4 od L AST-MIL XJ fE preparations for the ad- be invited te the Country Club, | Scariett of Christ Church Ca- Y®! made on long lines with a slight drepery : the service. a. e+ re oe ee Ambassador of Great Britain to the {s president of the St. Louis Chapter, William as she kneels before him, and the queen of and for the second time a Veiled i fae ‘Wah preceded to the altar by %* the back preventing 0 soverky of elnou™- United States. Ledy Howard and mem- £.°Guy is the founder and honorary president 1924 graciously abdicatés ber place on the Queen, not unlike Elisabeth of isabeth Luyties, a sister of the bride- T2*Te were short duchess lace sleeves, and bers of the Embasey staff will be guests of and other officers and members of the Execu- throne. The event has come to be synonymous” carry orchids pare a cates csh. ure, © SO Ce See eee we ~_ — the St. Louis Chapter of the English-Speaking ‘ive Board include: Mmes. George A. Baker with the formal opening of a new season, and at Shaw's Garden. Each blossom - { 'r Conant, her own sisters, as A rare old ince shaw! of the carly Visterian Union on Monday, Nov. 9, and the Ambassa- Jr.. Harvey G. Mudd, Nelill A. McMillan, milady must be prepared for the rush of din- with a view to its cutting f matrons of honor and Misses period, which was purchased in York last dor will speak at a dinner given by the Union Henry C. Scott, Miss Emily Sproule, the Very ners, dances and teas which follow in rapid day night. and each is perfect. « S Hoblitzelic, Katherine Steedman, *™mer by Mrs. Bemis, was used for a veil...) vening Rev. William Scarlett, the Rev. Dr. John W. successiof until after the mid-year holidays. will contain 25 varieties, according te. Or Aha and Faith Bemis of Boston, the O2¢ Corner was arranged to her hair while’ 1. © Louis Chapter of the English- Maclvor, J. Lionberger Davis, Robert John- Last fittings at the fasiqnable modistes, final experts at the Garden. fim of the bride, gowned alike in flimy tulte fell from the other end the length Speaking Union has a large membership, and ston, George D. Markham, R. H. Switzier, marcel waves and hurried trips to the florists which were originated in aa chiffon. with accessories cor. ©! ber train. She carried a bouquet of @z |. ners will be permitted to take guests Joseph Gilman Miller, Johm Lawrence Mau- occupy the time of many of the prospectire and English botabists, and one was on in shade to the wine of an to the dinner, it wil! be ome of the notable ran and A. L. Shapleigh. guests, especially these fortumate enetgh te Contant, on Fett PAGS: cee i A Continued on Next Page. —Polyrchrome base and newe ~COmpicie - > « a: ; 3 > , a . : x ¥ . ~ ; Wives 2 a , ee ~ i ; . j or ry ite- * eid ~—iiineac OCT TrHCmoaTrt ‘ . ee eS a as i al de Cat i ee ett

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- os 5i.L0utS POST-DISPATCH ~ : SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1925. ' \ - , a k- VEILED PROPHET QUEEN of roses at Shaw's Garden also has'in the queens’ box to the right of; abeth Cabell Gray, Isabel Hack- been depleted in order that Miss the dias. The names of th¢ pw ee te pra Hadiey. Isabelle, . | . the new queen and her €. aley, Dean TO CARRY BOUQUET Collins. the retiring queen, and the diate court, t ry ' ee ~ Oom%e ee fig ig Re. ESR YAN ae “RPE Spe EF ee ; 3 s , a Kr oe fee Es ¢ Appi a ie age age petnccne~ nie SRE ge RS a ri ents gar od A a te . rt: 4eet x pipe Saati’ ot gs , een ei cig tl OM MER! faye Sa a peat -neeetenie eet wanes | ~¢ Rs RE a eel Y : : a nips Bae ehedien Brie € x Sal Pi ME te pe ts - eed ee ee ene ee eee iii btn ae Seog pi te Son OE gt mmm r Oh ay Bho hoe * ga ae eee eee ee irs Ti oe pata: ge ee pl ee a Be. Al cg Pie), oie Peg pen wii ~iehdl Recta Mapvperanee . ‘to ie? Charles B. Fox, Cabeil Gray, Ed- . LH i Sal, . Wiss 7 : rié ‘ae? ? Se wa ¥ Goltra. Themas P. Haley. | Ladies ome J Pattey mis oft in " E geo” ta Hl 4 e e.% > one Corsette- A. H Handlan Jr. Richard 8. 3 °™. IN , | Downstairs Store i fd Dr Hawes. J. Howard Hoimer. D. B. y ae . 7 — ect ‘ook piace re for the | \ He =f Brasslere Houser. Wilbur B. Jones. Harry ; | * ee ee et = i & Koerber, Donaldson Lambert, Jo- $ ne of the c ! r)6 OY eo ah: oe * seph W. Lewis, Alden H. Little, J. : © egnston = of fictatt ’ “3 P B l] ih wat ntl iG 36 to 96 Bust G. Lonsdale, Bdaward K. Love, g | n oe " e a : a Hi oA HP, | i » a e 6 | & SP oo -ylle t Frene h iW ; = ‘ of specialization «an produce. Shields, E. Lemoine Sxinner. Car! S | match and 3 * the smartes h tifully “Hs a ea 7 E. Sommer, Herman Spoehrer, H. 4 7 ° : ] Out-of-Town V OES | witte rosex = Mire || Linge a aan . y ia. Jes “AP They are designed to sienderize J. Steinbreder, Howard V. Stephens. V.P. Window Disp ays - we e Jr. Thomas W. White. Clinton L. .) wonderful or yy sets ! ™ - Whittemore. John Gates Williams, me nsistin of tep-in, 1) ~ 5 $ 20 & Graham Wilser Ir. Maurice | { a Mae and Round | iH Corsette-Brasstere cme Wright, F. G. Zeibig. James L. Ford it the very thin $ un @? $12.50 Jr.. Claud §. Kennerly. Harry C. He art rs, e ry r- > ’ Wood. Evligene H. Angert, William \to' wear under your = tit Bagnell, Robert T. Deacon. L. Hi P. costume. Priced most }!' rBusch Fausi Dudley French. hit reasonabig. . | George B. Logan. Douglas W. Rob- , : C1 ant ert. E. Lansing Ray. M. Hayward i Post Jr Th?’ Brassieres may | | pugchased sep- | BRILLIANT ASSEMBLAGE | SIXTH AND LOCUST STS.—MAIN FLOOR . | ATTENDS THE BEMIS- 4 —— LUYTIES WEDDING » 8:82 8 8°S'8 868.8 888 weegiaga sss red > + Fy Ny RR co oe Dayle iE | arin A eb BE te shail Rai a ot - = Dont xan: ai 0g You will glance et these illustrations and . py m | ‘wonder hew smart they really are’ ” We assure aa = yeu that the city's best artist couldnt co these : = \ Dresses justice. so unusual are ther States Military Academy at West ; Point and the Massachusetts Insti- tute of Technologr. He ie a mem- ; 50 ber of the Racquet and University . i . Ciubs. O : The dates for a number of ad- ditional debut parties were an- é - : uxurious nounced last week. Mrs Edward | The collar of fox adds a | touch te Carpenter. of Fortress Monree. Few are the women of small stature in St. Louis ) | rich Coat of new Carmina fabric. The ¢ Va... amd her daughter. Miss Juliet h : : ip i : si rock of satin introduces a clever circuiat, . { who do not recognize Garland leadership in the mple frock o oe Lee Carpemter. have arrived in &St. . , : : r. Es Louis te be the guests a. aaa petite sizes. These smart, fur-trimmed Coats, flare which lends a slender, youthful ai of Mre HenrfS. Turner of 4967} adapting the very newest style trends to the small Other Smart Ensembles, $89.50 to $369 ee ane - yn . , eS ¢ Lovely 2-Piece Models @ Swirling New Flares @ Elegant Straightiines @ Clever fircular Bottoms rif el Color Schemes _ - ~ an pm, oo ee I on we - ne ortene; ive Cotpentes sizes are carefully developed and offer what is un- : a aia doubtedly the most varied selection obtainabie. The fabeie colent tin aie exited cen ee ner Miss Carpenter will be pre- - sented to society at a dinner dance = meters pr. queenbird, brown, dove, given by her mother at the 9s a Tailored Tweed Suits, $45 to $99.50 ~ Louls Country Chub Oct. 284 Mrs. oe TREE ee “ ad > ~~ Ge Represented are the best of the new fab- rics in the sought shades, lavishly trimmed with rich furs. Sizes are compicte from 31 to 37 bust. In these groups we also show women’s, misses and extra sizes. Clarence Curby of Washington +e- race wll present her daughter Mies Ruth. at a téa the afternoon of the same day at her home. and Miss Lillie Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard B. Allen of Mary- ° 5 9 and avenue. will make her bow | Special G DS, $2 $3 $59 at a dimmer dance at the Country co ‘ : Club Dee 18. Mf : it r , ' Cut Bee 2 ma —_ 4 Allen These three popular-priced groups embody all of ‘ addition of an ensemble blouse a most effective ily until after their house ‘se re- the style t - of the gran genes — : ‘ ‘ ¥ ad modeled. Miss Katherine MeCic- | veloped in warm, lustrous fabrics and have beauti- ney will be homor guest at a sim. | ful tur trimming. Petites, misses’, women’s and ilar debut party at the game ciab Nor. 29 She is the daughter of | Mr and Mrs. Samuel ¢. MeCic. | ney LOW FARES FOR ‘THE MIRACLE —— Favored Materials New Satins Lovely Georgettes and New Cloths mi es Fe he Versatile Long Coat Suits 7 Two-piece Suits of superior quality, developed in warm at fabrics. The Coat may be worn separately, while w xe eee he AAG gre (RRP REA c RET - = . a = * ¥ * . = . . a = ; & 2 : . (Fourth Fieor Therd Fiscor./ ‘ as 7 on ame ee “s “she om ad Tlie de as. aid BO SER me ag: @ , Handsome New Coats An Attractive Array at Economical Prices $25 $45 tw $135 Dame Fashion this season has favored us with many of her most attractive atries. dnd we advise women who desire the smart and the new at prices suited te their respeetive purses, to select from these groups. ee gr a aie et et i i etn ie le al Railroads Reduce Rates for Deceem. (or? De eS pues Ft 4 ber and January. ? a 4 Excursion fares to ®. Louts ¢ 3 jo = a ‘The asiiracie” sig Sniedin Seon ; For the Eleventh Hour V. . Shopper at Garland $ a - 7 Melty. .... aanses. M iasouri. Arkansas ane | B 7 = — Oklahoma, have been announced “ WRAPS ‘ EADS “2 es by the Western and Ae me 4 GOWNS = — Passenger associations. and the i) Late arrivals in gor- Imported Novelty = . $ a ag > tty Q gotasiy chet met , | i Chokers, in shades te | The rate will be ome and a hait { els—the proper fab- ‘ * fares for the round trip on the a > ¢

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TCH ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TT ~ SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1905/ all ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Socrnal Paterne Nox PART WEDDINGS: co; ae f INOUNCEMENTS | pT VERY smart’ woman has a gown that serves the varied purpose of bridge, tea, 3 we sual of Miss"Margaret Anne Mc- reet wea - 3 Mrs. | i nd st ae = , daughter of Mr. and dinner and T—and if @ a : queenbird, brown, dove, x — its, $45 to $99.50 TIT if ~ atetimenieetete Slippers of fine | silver brocade . a - ; Trimming of silver ng Coat Suits { with high-spike lity, developed in warm cnat 4 e ay: | h Separately, whiie witn tne ‘aa P+ ; 4 | a most effective ensemble is we oS -y nd $50.50 Garland’s i Bs BEADS {jf Imported Novelty ’ By ts ® State Is Next Door VUUVN osetia er ca ee meee aes ww | er shade. The skirt was made in| families and wedding party with| spent two years at Knox College. tiers, e@eb outlined in pearls and|a few friendg followed at the home| He is a member of Phi Gamma rhinestones, Her flowers were Co-|of the bride’s mother, 4540 Mc-/| Delta and his bride is a member ‘lumblia roses. Each young woman! Pherson avenue. wore a black chiffon velwqt hat! Becker are motoring East, and on ‘faced to match their dresses with | their return will make their home a black ostrich tip drooping jover| with Mrs. Warren until they find the brim at one side. an apartment. Norman L. Gerrish of Boston was best man and Mervyn James Warren, brother of the bride: Mr. and Mrs./ of Delta Phi Beta. The marriage of Miss Ruth Ma- rion Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gershon A. Ward of Webster Groves, and Alfred Percival Bosan- They are graduates of the Uni- quet, son of L. P. Bosanquet of versity of Illinois, and Mr. Becker|Fruitland Park, Fla., took place at Harold Michaels and Marion Fore- stove of Quincy, groomsmen. Wil- ‘liam Warren gave his sister in mar- riage. A small reception for the sl eetettatirineteeeeseeeeememmeeteatiiaenemetiemmienmienetememennaemeeteeteetntnee Nestle-Lanoil Special P-E-R-M-A-N-E-N-T Special Het-Oil Scalp Treatment for Dandruff and Falling Hair, 6 treatments 3961 BLAIR AVENUE Formerly with Paramount Beauty Shop. Phone Tyler 1673] a oe ‘A Special Exhibition of Paintings by ERNEST LAWSON, N..A. i NEWHOUSE GALLERIES 484 North Kingshighway Boulevard October 5th to 19th inclusive VISITORS WELCOME The Great American Impressionist Wul Be Held at the from es 5 a’clock the afternoon of Oct. 4 flower grils. David Newell was at the home of the bride’s paren best man, and the bride's The Rev. Dr. D. N. Skilling, assist- ceremony in a bower of roses. Mrs.|groomsmen and ushers. John Edwin Friedrichs wag matron The bride wore crepe back satin of honor, and Mildred and Suzanne|and chiffon made with a satin brothers, Thomas H., John W.. ed by the Rev. Robert W. Burns, a/Gershon A. Jr., David E., William cousin of the bride, performed the|C. and Joseph W. Ward, were six Ward, nieces of the bride, were! Continued on Next Page. Yer ferme frsrmechifeswmoch femedipesmcchpomnochipedtiy FUR TALKS Skilled craftsmen, using the newer modes, will - Ke-create your fur coat, adding those necessary phases of fashion that will authentically estab- lish its correctness for this season. Have your work e now for less. Ideas and estimates will cheerfully and _ readily furnished. We can save you % to 434 on a new fur Coat, as we create them in our own establishment. ! ~~ cam ~~ ns Y (wetwe AA Jig PAUYE is PINOT ha PNOE cig FANE ea Pe “COLLEGIATE” SLICKERS ae Hundreds to select from. All the wanted styles. All the desired water: proofed fabrics. In wanted brilliant colors. Slickers cartooned by Will Cooper, formerly W. U. Dirge Cartoonist. FIVE DOLLARS , U @ i Acie if ie V4 view. themselves! | An Ever Popular Mode |, Felt Hats Featuring the Latest Dictates of Fashion $495 A splendid selection-in large, small and medium head sizes. A full range of colors from wood shades to black. ELINE’S8—Second Floor. ae A a NR ei Nn ee errata caine 4) @ St. Louis was cain for its “night-life,” its fine restaurants with their excellent cuisine. @ No one ever came to fown without going to Tony Faust’s. The beautifully oe dinin room on the second floor wit floor was ultra-smart. The Southern across the street had sumptuous appointments. The three exquisite art windows by Tiffany, illustrating a Wordsworth poem, were much admired. @ Then, there were always gay sets of epicures to be found at the Planter’s, McTague’s, and the Lindell Hotel with its great dining room “without a post to obstruct one’s @ In those days the town’s visitors saw a new ap- arel store added to the city’s shops. The name ‘line’s had no merchandising significance then —until the values had a chance to speak for KLINE’S ... Established in St. Louis in 1905. the new Jefferson, — 606-08 Washington Av—Thra to Sirth St. FREE MOTOR PARKING Eline’s patrons are now able to motor down without inconvenience. Oars may be left at the Commodore Garage, Seventh S&t., north of Frank lin. Oatt checks «will be validated at first floor desk. ' FREE MOTORBUS TO AND FROM STORE A Great Monday Selling .. 0 its tessilate line mode! The sli And such furs as t >» | WVelours \ Colors and Styles The recognized smart mode for the street, for sports wear and general utility. A strictly Pa- risienne mode. : | | KLINE’8—Second Floor. | Exquisitely Fur Trimmed Newest Paris Style Details Specialized Modes for Little Women ux Princess Coat! The Wrap Model! The Cossack Coat! The Straight- htly form-fitting Silhouette. Not a style is missing. atural Squirrel, Dyed Squirrel, Platinum Wolf, German Fitch, Golden Beaver, Fine Fox, Opossum and Skunk! And materials you will go in raptures over—the soft indes cribably lovely cloths which are irresist- ible in the new shades. Flares of every kind, collars fashioned in a half a dozen ways—not a clever detail that has come out of Paris this season is missing! / An Offering of Individually Selected Modes *50 & *100 Presenting selections which encompass every mode of the hour. At $100 the showing is irresistibly elegant. At $50, an astonishing demonstration of 4 our merchandise pre-eminence. ELINE'S—Thiréd Floor. A New Vogue i } In a Myriad 5595 : /h tL CA A a le = al ele a cn ti The “Swanky” Hood | $5 The last word in felts...crushable, $ 95 ae hand-cut, selé-trimmed. Very new. ELINE’8—Second Floor. Li BASEMENT 410 %!D Monday... Another Great Purchase Talk about astonishing dress value! See these if you want the greatest five $5 $s dollars’ worth you can find. Even the great resources of our organization can ‘ only find values like these on rare occasions. The latest and most becoming U nusual Winter Coat Values One of styles. Wonderful colorings and combinations. / _*LINE’S—Basement. 7 - é ~ ee, ee ee ol ciel co ¢ — FR BAS «ese eae oh . j . - s : ie A Soate. Maan SOE : ie ae iy \ , : 3 = 2 ™ 5 are, VS: x PI RT AN ee a . Ye OP aS Re 4 £545 oo ag x 4 SARs 7 : : Fi Po ‘ ioe gh ¥ * Jih4 Fe +h: 1) eee a abies ox 24 AV eee 5 ae ae Bug 7 are ,o f >> a : me wad ee a yd Paar. i N 1s nm nh eee Rosters i+ 5 ie . yee a ah y iy Ptah 7" - hs dali. st} oe Ne oy wa. Pe ed sf “st Di ded — *, Ty Pe Ty “a es b ‘ $2 : . the Models at $75 - . . a Re ey gas ; ey et ait, a 7 ie S hace): thigh a ‘yy = ¢ ae ; arts ¢ wy ¢ Bi 58s ? far, n vA + REN eps? ? Ke Tata) ae 2% Tat eas * Te ee eg eee heiek Bee cee reer oa iy Mla en : : hg ye sap é. ’

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6 eo Fig 3 we a . - . “ ll 7 Si WQRATC! : pr be | : iNED ar, 4 Siew 1 USi-DISFATCH ) The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COM saddle : | “ Hie / , tums of reseda green with « pic- wetting Sinner ef thy - Miles Theodosia Monti, daughter) will tour the East and Canada fer aes = and will visit Atlantic City, Madi- Sept 30. at 5 o’cigck, The cere - rome dhagsensee ‘ef Mrs. Ernesta Monti of 1297 Oak a month on their wedding a A BRIDE | lace “ae cadabe teenie eset son, Ga, and Palm Beach, Fis. | mony was pertermed by the Rev. | ture bat “= a if Widths B to EE = } =e. cite | mag | a “ Sizes 3s — Lakin he a me Bor pag Lo Ay aE 5 x ; 2! re REPOS ST RAR NEM Rap nS oe Oe enero os ape . Ar STOUT WOMEN We dont make any extravagant claims for ADAPTO shoes—We | don’t claim that they will “cure” | all manner of foot ailments. But, ADAPTO footwear — scientifically and specially design for stout women, we do state it as our honest belief that the average stout woman will find a greater of foot comfort, foot free mm] Lape Made of soft black kid; cs am6«=§314.50 SUEDE TRIM. $12.50 | cee ae arch supports and low rubber heels. Ladies’ Out Size top Boots. Made of " . soft black glazed kid. Suitable for po ge an 4 dress Or street wear. Medium round Cuban rubber —— Hr Bing steel arch supports, welt Ballet Sli se soles, Cuban rubber heels. A slenderizing effect on stout ankles. If you suffer from any manner of foot ailment, visit our degree dom and shoe-style in ADAPTO Foot Service De |! —8id Whiting Photo. Ree. io z SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY : OF BETROTHALS | gl ag Made of soft black kid weilt-sewed soles, Cuban rubber heels. + T | Ie - ; with hand-turned soles. Built on combination lasts which as- leather and ane an lecourt train .through the center of INC; Excellent for dancing or sure a perfect fit for Stout, Regular or which was fastened a pane! of rare. 916-918 OLIVE ST. | for gymnasium use. Slender Feet. . | an heirloom . : Chinese convent lace, ; i == Sixth and Locust Sts. See ‘in the Ward family. The tulle vet! | —— iin : - shoes than in any other shoe she partment for a free PATENT KID c KID, - may | renner elgg vd MAS. LEONARD | MATTHEWS | tax care, ©6—- 912.50 Black satix, 913.50 Childrens’ and § The heel fitting is snug. The arch Gepartment “is the | _MF® Leonard Matthews Morton, 7 7 ‘so | (atch Hitter Oxfords a. oo pe a Senet: caeaueal =~ a was until her marriage a week ago ORE varied and more beautiful than ever are 3 1 50 FOR STOUT PEOPLE . rb ath oho me mens 0s in this elt end ‘te ce tee gees ~ ange of the new I. Miller Slippers for Autumn. i Sizes 2% to 11 . t r. 1d Mra. Ten Brook : : . . > and widths comes very close to noe an “ny we, «| Fiiteraft. Mr. Morton, is the saa Clever ideas in step-ins, unusual sandals, slippers ey # Widths AAAA to EEE ' assuring perfect fit. foot specialist. Our 4 Mr. and Mra Robert Lee Morton of showing quaint medallions and tricky little apron ‘ * Addrothisthefact thatADAPTOS ‘¢fvice also includes Webster Groves, and a grandson of effects are features, while slim models with one, + 1.75 M - po Mes the professional su Leonard Matthews of Cabanne ave-, t rth t lly the mod 4 may be had in all the new Fall ain at ates. (2am wo.or three straps are equally the mode. = modes and you knew why wecan fings free upon | é : : antes invite your most criti request. RECENT WEDDINGS; EXCLUSIVELY AT ] pet inpection. ANNOUNCEMENTS The Store That Sells Nice Things” i Smart tailored Oxfords in brown or : biack glazed kid. Steel arch supports, : { Centinued from Preceding Pace. Pr, yee: PY a i « — —<—-— — -— = a ws . , S - | Take a trip downtown during Veiled Free Parking and Bus Transportation | Prophet Weck and see our special to and from the Commodore Garage | window displays of the Newest Apparel. on Seventh street, north of Franklin. a 610 to 618 Washington Avenue —. : | © a | St. Louis Is All-Agog to Know What Is to Be Worn, This Autumn—and Here It Is — Bas . ” AA A RP me ee a a ae oo LEB PP FLL. : . , : eS EES a a a ee ee ales: : : v i The Accepted Evening GOWNS SE egg = — COATS Flare in Animation ~ Fashion dictates certain lines in the new silhouette |, elas @ te Wa ee % The silhouette in coats is a restless mode; fulnessat i that have been followed with utmost interest. Flar- ; the side, in back, in front, it changes with youthful ; 4 ing through circular panels and uneven hemlines, animation, perhaps to slender wrap with long fur } diagonal effects intercepted by startlingly lovely stole. The collar rises in “Medici” dignity, or rolls 4 lowers introduced at intervals, Princess lines mold- softly into shawl or revere style. Evening wraps in vivid colored velvets with collars of fur or unique ed to the figure in clinging velvets and sheer chif- % velvet roses, others of metallic cloth, fur trimmed, ° -- — ton, and Fumper frocks stressed in striking colors of metallic cloth in evening gowns are exquisite be- envelop one in folds of glistening s or. $45 ‘ yond description. Prices are $35 to $225. to $395. glistening splend cH os o~- FURS in New Supple Beauty — Whether it be for sports or important occasions, the Fur Coat lends itself to every variation of line. Deft ways of fashioning and blending the furs are most noteworthy. Browns, black and gray re- vealed in hardier pelts for daytime wear, of musk- | ‘ rat, antelope, caracul, leopard, vie in beauty with ss broadtail, ermine and squirrel, reflecting the more : formal mood. $97.50 to $1195. The Vogue in New FROCKS For business and’ street wear madam will sponsor the elegant simplicity in cloth frocks, embodying only a subtle touch of decoration. Silk Frocks for smart teas exhibit a profusion of flares, godets, pleats—always fulness. The only concession to ful- | ness above the waist is found in capes arfd daring : jabot conceits. These are the ultra notes in Paris : decrees. Frocks are priced $25 to $95. (Dresa Shope—Fourth Floer.) Tr - ee r My Nall ale “ _ iP Kae ® (Fur Shop—Thirs Floor} — bey ae 3 die eae al HATS Turn With the Mode Diversity in millinery is quite 2s noticeable as that of every part of the ensembie. In felts, velours, satins, velvets and the most recent introduction of metallic fabrics, the brim is up, is down, or disap- P . pears in skilfully wound turbans. Colors are pro- | : claimed in vivid hues or in a dull haze of soft tones. ~ Color Appears on FOOTWEAR An unlimited variety of materials, exotic treat- ments in decorations, and the great emphasis placed om spiked heels mark another fashion era in footwear. Silver kid outlines around the top of slippers, unique inlays of contrasting materials and hed FE. ae 4 ornamental buckles are a few of the important and 7 j 3 noted details. Prices are $6.50 to $12.50. aed _ a =e - = — a Dress = <8 ; 4 i : 7 : on 2 = — ae sa bet SORES : we ree: 5 ; <3 2 ~ ta ca Se ~ ia se ~~. oy OR ge ee 3 rs b- Et EE RT ET PT RAG | te 2 yg ase ss ihe oe ain , a a

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P ‘y Ds Dal, De ~ SS Se ® SS. 2. 2.o. : * .." y “, : - ” . 4 . SG Oa % we fter a | ~ Continued | on a Sime 4 a my ver o~ > OA OG ry 7 ‘ a . # ovewoow aw ee - - — we ~~ f. a a = yas " Sf AE ee Re a 5 i ‘ Se meee . ~ an . a. a“ , a 2s " « . ma — : +4 — ae “we Ladies’ Two-Strap. Pumps Widths A to EF 4 Sizes 3 toy ¢ £ *, ~, oat a ree — CT N i r x ; 7 7 { a, * is ne ai oe : “ ‘ 4 Pe ae tgs ha Shad ‘ % rat ef See aR RL ove PT a ae + ‘ ey * alii nese ¥j 4 . Bt pt aye ig ee te aia i a va 4 ate hs rig od aca Me ete ets 5 EN dae” : es Y) on > a a TS 5 Md 4 rt * Do Me BE to he eat kg 8 Ma, Rags el eS a. Ke s Teg tas npeplaltncripsn AE rain tle gra woo “einai deer. nals cea Veet c yk Hp ek Rantoegiag-a: avai Saag Pairs, ete Sai nan i. - Se al ee Eee hae x ae Rm "i , ah F; i per & ae ee ; é 3 * ” Comfortable short Pumps of black ki q a 3 99 pao back eT EB ~Permanent Wave cushion insoles, steel] | arch supports and | Cuban rubber heels. b4~ isan exact reproduction of a marcel. The Wave that all women go wild about at We Have Arranged a Special Autumn Price for Shingle” given by our expert barber shinglers give one that air of refinement that cannot be * | N this special offer which is good during Mo ] e r s Inc O mm p a r a b | e A uy ZG ff Y % had eleewiedin attra we tales of the month of October. “EO cents.” emeoe | AE , Permanent Wave SP Eg ed ed ret keen posted on the new 2.00 ‘ie ‘SS wssiit ie. th. YY Wf Yiy les tha e . . ‘ ‘5 ti ; q Zz an R eme mber y Yy Yj Yy “da 4 i from time to time, : 3 ote the following prices on other $2.50 is % 4p bd . a. YW Wy, 1 } | T WAVE Lh ee ; ; * Be. ALL PERMANEN AVES | | ; Sizes 6% torr . || | By DURING THIS OFFER ARE GIVEN j fo: trained operators: $3 - , " R CHARGE OF OUR UNDE 4 ; nimation ss mode; fulness at ages with youthful ap with long fur ci” dignity, or rolls Evening wraps in of fur or unique loth, fur trimmed, ing splendor. $45 ~~ * %e ~ © e / * ww “ore “06 * i om - e wee Onn 0 in OO 0D 4 , a NAA AAR Me - nald Facts About Studd Helping W OMCN Our Student Operators are young ee learn- el ing the profession of Beauty Culture. They are to Hi P 99 ‘under the charge of expert instructors and give Theims elve S excellent service. ow (Coat Shop—Third Floor.) SSA i »le Beauty portant occasions, Y variation of line. nding the furs are sk and gray re- e wear, of musk- i¢ in beauty with flecting the more ee aa ayes wa Pe at Ana whan fm “een bs 2 i a + ORR ap Seas he § athe rs ne P me 6 ly gee en, ae hr ohn Mee IEF * 4 . o nO hae eras Sat © > , nN ya ee aa * "oe ut . = =" ' rem sete say Tn oie esate enamine IRS Mie alata, (aN ie aes 7 Laon ved 3 4 f nce" hall Yak: ty D ‘ y S : . . 4s . mf A . i ii i a han an ee wey ve a es ~ ‘ s 4 ~ ae & +. me aw ~*~ +, Wawa a» * 8 7 WwW j ~ ~ 7 P - . : 4 ‘ 3 2" é ‘ . Shae: mae Bh ee eS 4 , “se c “s oe Boa a. SL ee ; "aide er ye 74 Pile ’ j : : Selig), yp ts SP ae aaa i Sas rey Bae pees ae 3 . v s a: Cee A , é hy + a . , 6 “ A. aah “.e% oa gt wt 5 ry ’ ve . 4 ey 4 * ry Faas “y me 3 By 7 det : pe ns * ; > sis Py ee Ft Cae ; Ps - 4 Se eee x rR bse ae 1g 7 eM) i { : ‘ " _ Ten ay ®. ° WER SUR eh) samme ee SIAN Os ee NY 5 iggy RUE Ne seas Oe A i i SO aE A ae Pee - Hie ico Do you know there is one PROFESSION still open to women that combines HAPRI- "TL Student Service Is FREE NESS, CONTENTMENT and IND ae panes oe ,» | Wemakea nominal charge for materials used. It Is Beauty Caltare’ = Take advantage of this wonderful opportunity. MOLER takes women like you and in a few short happy months makes them expert operators. Due to the MOLER practical train. If you try our service once you will always A section of our 50-booth establishment. Add each and every . . 4 d . : the Mode 7 ea ing ikke oe shop conditions he one of our patrons, Courtesy and satis- booth is a complete Beauty Parlor in itself, as the booth is noticeable as that } q ; ‘ : ob Sih 7 more. faction guaranteed. equipped with hot and cold running water, Universal chair, -, * n felts, velours, { a oe ee a State legislation now demands the sterilizers, hair dryers, and all other cOnyeniences that enable § at introduction of -— 2 | 2 pooper seniding. Theat ie wey our operators to give any kind of treatment without theincon- §& down. or disap- MOLER graduates are so success- ; | | | venience of moving the customer from one booth to another. OO Bee CCC a ea 6 at ee - (Fur Shop—Thira Floor.) M246 ABO BOA MORE ae % 4 : Am ful. ace softtones. ft PR sent torte mouen sine 200K 22 The Moler System of Colleges | Give us a cail—if it is for nothing more tham an inspection. ‘Street ard Dress } * i . Were WAY to happiness, contentment and in- ae x | d of lar which . can a Me 810N. Sixth St. Central 3581-3582 “ict cnce'nitindciarnartaieue ING CLASSES a: £. wy Shopse—Second Floor.) DAY & EVEN > | wr UX ¥ xi a £ : POLOOE IE IOI OIE , Siac aacnaaaadabta GLAM ila ne i aiedineedeiaal nee — —_- i otsenetinnenantl - ee Rca SE 5 > “: tai

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‘ bee iii 12 Salad Plates t Baker = | | by | . | 12 Bread-and-Butters t Sauce Boat, fast a | q ' I T care group of 1500 Fringed | IVING room, dining room and - Frat Saacers I A mt BRS : Hii Curtain Panels offers a | hall windows find appropriate 12 Cups and Saucers s Pickte Dish ; 4 hi , f | choice of twenty attractive | end décoratieé treatment in 2 Meat Dishes t Covered Butter Dish Be. Pia h? pe | styles, bases both straight amd § these lovely Shadow Casement oe 4 HH i scalloped, and many of the well- Clascien te, cos Semen aaliein 3 ? » | bea | known Quaker Craft make. This > 3 V , Pp; | F a Pi F t | is an opportunity not to be over- | ment of patterns. The scalloped acuum ipe ess urnac r 4) Pee | looked to freshen and beautify | bases are effectively trimmed with : : : 7 4 | ke q the windows at small cost. | a deep artificial silk bullion fringe. Which Can Be Quickly Installed an F Head To BeH Marie Antoinette Colored Ruffled | Colorful Drapery $99.75 ie: rom fleadquarters Lo be flere} C a’ . ; - || Damask, $2.20 Yard : me! j urtains, $3.95 Pair | Curtains, $1.50 Pair ia «ml aa T Fun Vacuum _Pipeless “EE ba Besntifally hendmade, these iamported | _ Ruffles of guaranteed sun and tab |! arihcial gill’ and coteens mmereen ee ce Paes it: . Curtains are of a splendid quality fast voile in blue, rose, orchid or gold | ;_.4. eo-inch: width: entuicite enliess large for heating a four- 2 See October 5th to 10th. Hifi | French cable net, body in white or , om cream voile body, with ruffled tie- | sng patterns. room cottage or bungalow and . 2 | eo ‘ an beige. Full 2%, yards long. | backs to match. ft offers an efficient heating ar- Bee Hit | | rang t with a worth-while Hee i Inclusive H : : 4 savi or fu | ‘8 Re 3 . “pe : | el. Ee th : : 36-inch Artiticia | Hand Printed I bas oer “s ro. Bet aN | 7 : ape , Wizard f . : , | ades. / Come in and see model on at romani special mane a a em Silk. 68c Yard Cretonnes, 60c Yard | ee _ display in- our Stove Depart- rt relief representative wi at our store a s Hil | | Leader Holland Shades, in linen, ecru h Central 6500 > es week to offer you his foot relief services and ex- This fashionable drapery fabric. with Interesting in design and delightfully and white, mounted on guaranteed ment or paene ¢ : 0) , eee pert advice. If you are troubled with— high luster, in 36-inch width. Colors | colorful, many different patterns offer {spring rollers; finished “with bullion for our representative to call at 4 : blue, gold, rose, green, etc. | a splendid selection. In 36-inch width (j fringe. 36x72 inch. (Stxth Floor.) your home. (Fifth Floor. ‘e Fallen Arche Enlarged Ankles ; Be en $s . i Painful Heels Painful Callouses b | vince you that you may have relief. Thete is no in- convenience—no obligation. (Feet Relief Department, Shee Section—Main Ficcr.) your foot troubles. ' | (Single Faced) | 1 10-Inch, 3 for $1.00 12-inch, 3 for $1.45 : Examination Without Charge : HIS is a remarkably comprehensive selec- A New Veritas " iit 'T tice of Victor Records—many made by : : it world-renowned artists—an opportunity to r Consult the special representative from Wizard add the best to one’s portfolio of Records at 4-Pe. Bedroom Suite headquarters. Learn the cause of your Foot Trouble. | little expense. (Seine Paee ~Without charge a skilled examination will be made jf et Es tees oe of your stockinged feet. You merely slip off your jf - x en ee 6 Bee Ge. The cause of your trouble will be revealed and you wil! ° . ) be given the benefit of a test fitting which will con- | Combination Stove $ 7 5 OSSESSING an unusual charm of line and 69: wood, this attractive Bedroom Suite has —— the superior workmanship and dependable quality which always characterizes the well- PORCELAIN fin- known “Veritas” Furniture. Of rich American A ished combination walnut finish, the set includes: gas stove with four Why Let Your Feet Hurt? nat ine etapa seta ener ann. Analindingents OA LOOM AS Re HOES BE me Mie a WN BONS OM LRH ; é o, . es " . 1S me m OG ty RY SHR MS We large size gas burners, 1 A three-piece French cheval vanity, with two simmering burner; and a removable hand mirrors; 52-inch dresser: 2-hole coal Stove. with choice of roomy chifforette or chifforobe, and aluminized lined bake bow-end bed. Drawers are dustproof construc- oven and thermometer. tion with mahogany bottoms. Coagections made with- . ieee ae This Ss uite may be purchased in separate (Fifth Floer.) pieces, if so desired. \ a I lome Utilities ; : , : * ee a 4-Pc. Tudor Period : 4-Pe. Queen Anne q : nclude Suggestions for Fall Comfort | . ; 2 4 — "Nos? - Bedroom Suite | Bedroom Suite 4 dS . -- Seee 723722 1 ba ‘ 2 ark ang a | if . Fallen arches, leaning ankles, callouses, rotation of jj i A lovely dull-rubbed walnut finish — An unusually graceful ensemble has of the heel and other foot troubles are traced to the # jj Electric Heaters enhances the beauty of this Suite of been achieved in the Suite ef French ‘ $4 s breaking down of the delicate bone structure of the [|i $4.49 & $4.98 Refrigerators, $3.49 Tudor Period, which consists of: ( walnut. Pictured below. A delicate =a | foot. One or more of the bones in the 26-bone struc- [f They have copper fin- _ Adjustable to most any Large dresser, vanity, bowgend bed, old line tracery gives a distinctive fin- a Ss ture has given away under the weight of the body. iy ished reflectoe: eahe aan. kitchen window. Made and choice of chifforobe or chiforette. ish. Dresser, vanity, bow-end bed, and i Displaced bones are ae against sensitive nerves. | —- a ny ay me ts and * galvanized iron; inside Constructed to give comfort in its use. choice of chifiorette or chifforobe. cig , | inches in diameter. 8645: 3 ee t or swelling are nature's warning {|| | ‘ ee eet Ip. ; ; : that your need help | Oval Dishpans, 89c Larvex and Spray Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged ¥ | White enameled, with side $1.39 3 a handles, fit average sink. mg wearing + Se = | ; an may put away. wi t i fh al 2 ae ——e i | the fear of moths, by“using Re Serer iy ta > Ta : ] Larvex ll : HL) eas ait +4 + i Hs ‘ = 7 2 ‘ 4 Ai i ia! 4 a4 : | Bake Ovens, $1.00 ‘ i : ' ’ | ) | Save time and fuel. Dem- . . ; Ff Windsor Rocker 3 udiindiien: gues tx aeilemees Mirro Aluminum ai 7 ae Percolators, $1.69 tt $19.75 : } High-grade aluminum Per- Lat 3 Crystal White Soap | colators im the S-cup size. . oat f all | ——— > ei) | 40 Bars for 38 § Cake Decorators, 49¢ |po™ suis Pat | ae ee | a Shillfully Fitted in Our Foot Relief Department | | Buying limit ro bars. i. ia +i ; See demonstration. th Shoe Section—Main Floor. Fleer ) = : —

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e. , “3 ~ - ~~, a % * —— nese China vice, $35 apanese china fashions this s decorated in a dainty bor- th coin gold treatment and acludes: 2 Covered Dishes 1 Baker 1 Sauce Boat, fast | stand ' 1 Sugar-and-Cream 1 Pickle Dish 1 Covered Butter Dish (Fifth Floor.) iCSss Furnace ickly Installed LL i tit is tN CC CTR ttt i — —— - ence ne eeu enne, Pees, - Sho i $ bi rr a Re : oo basi eel ge aS > Spe cRNA SES RR ct theta A Ue ie ADA: Hee ae SOE Ee Ge on _ ee v ’ se oe .eapeeet Fete - > yc oy } =“%- 2 ae oe -g 7 ‘rh Sieor Oe & — chee ‘ x ‘ baal i J hala es bat Gea | ing ige 1 gt ahs" Ri ck yeaa ui : ‘ me HD, Se ’ =! Me j ; cae he ae eitiah We. ae Jo nwa "sy gs RR sR | per ae PRET a” LR OP Poe. ROE agregar ae ro gee UPR signet? 25 eee a . . ' ; in; i at Peg Oty Be RNS OE Me on I pameatre Oa sealte Bi. rhe az LE SESE SA RIO NM Ys ere . Se oe a oR ne EID TE Ae er AT Keane coders OTe mae co ‘ : —_ : rs aoe

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on —_ ae tee cae atta oe Med 1. The Daily POST-DISPATCH ene 3 has vactoan CITY Circuiation 4 than - morning and one other a reeset ted COMBINED- ee ERE me ne ee —- - ee ne “See Our C Other Deideenbaisents on ‘Palaee 6 ae - This Section Fall Frocks | "| X, B ai ER a i ULLER co 2 $999 GRAND-LEADER aah very Suit is exe ASHIONED of Juilliard io ° F Crepe, twill-back cotton e ° lored of all wool velveteen, striped wool r on a in e in the new es flannel, crepe de chine. wool erin & re e English models with # . Sait has ote pair of rep and smart novelty fabrics | in tailored as well as elaborate- ers and one pair of ly trimmed styles. All the pop- - ieee es ate seine ' ™ — beck pairs are ular shades in light and dark a lined. ite a sil the on effects; sizes 7 to 14. . :" a. @ | tures and stripes. Sizes Other Dresses at $4.08 and ‘ Dewnetatens 8 | Monday Sale. 6000Vds BLACK SI LKS N the use of Silks this season, black is nmredominating and is extremely popular for “dresses. We have made several advantageous purchases and im turn offer them to our Downstairs Store patrons at prices that afford great savings. Below we have listed these Silks, but only a personal inspection will convey a real idea of the importance of this special sale event. At $1.28 Yard At $1.78 Yard Consisting of: Consisting of: | 36-inch Black Satin Duchess 40- —_ Black Charmeuse | . ght . : - a}, ot 36-inch Black Canton Crepe (silk mixec) Black Silk Canton Crepe vse Lo= “ = 4 36-inch Black Satin Charmeuse nch Black Flat Crepe AP OCR.) ae 2th = oiilye RNG he gp we mI pO ” oe 4 VS) lh : 6 ~ ’ ys, we ee ee ee ~—* NCR ere tate. one. Sah aah tea ae ah Lanai addin Aint ae oak "v “ae “a . * By. seattae! ky RARE SR ee Rt eit E vg. PERT a Or ie } —- & 4 fey Of ot ae Sree a ” ae bas es * ea) "Pak » mp be le rap re Bi ie tk ket ot Le ee POP a aR ii » cdeocttienegiy : og Woo aR apr ttaies: gamit: pg tar itt a fea Y pall L ta. § Ree (Ae a PY, : P ao ar z + bi oben 4 ~ va neta oT Apa: — Repel eitilate he. i380 AA AAR he: AA ONO NOD ETE AON PE RA tO Ct thes AE Ae bt AGROB Ape OO ee Rg OR ys . 7 ~ a —e 2 Ce ls. ee —— ft a et pe ga be bee . TE mee meget. - ‘ ) = 4s = _s “ ayer. es. ae « : Se Se athe tan ah PR OY ig og REF fas ite me - d aT G "a 5 apd . tof ne we 5 ae > Mm bios ane j i i ; : i ; j : ee ly. Sizes 30 to 42. staits Sore) large sizes. Downstairs Stor- Zz Have fur collars, cuffs and borders of mandel, vicuna. coney and mouf- Men’ Ss Flannel Shirts Infants’ Flannelette Wear 1 of the season's newest colors, such as rosewood. rust, brow, & fion rm all the new dyes. All garments are well tailored, richly lined i bese, cocoa, syiphite, blonde, epinard green. golden pheasant. oune ates and warmly interlined. Come in wrap effects. others with flares. pleats, At on 7? At 45c gracklehead blue, pansy, as well as the always-popular navpand the ~ panels and touches of embroidery. Misses’ sizes 14 to 18, women’s sizes . most fashionable black. Misses’ sizes 14 to 20, women’s Sizes iw 45 36 to 44, and extra sizes 38°, to 54:5. Downstairs Store There are 600 sample — of wool and part’ included are Kimonos trimmed with satin rib- and a ee . woo! flannel in coat and pullover styles: have ome bons; gowns trimmed with shell edge. some have or two pockets; various colors and khak:. neatly drawstring at hem; Gertrudes im long and short all sizes in the lot ee sty.es. Sizes UP tO 2 years. Dewnstairs Store } New Fur Trimmings, 69c to$2.89 Yd. | | Men’s Muslin Pajemes | Wenunle Louies Gite Imported ’Kerchiefs, 12c, I Zc and23 UR Trimming for Fall dresses is very popular and the Downstairs Store A A OMEN'S sample Handkerchiefs that were secured from a ieee is showing a most pleasing assortment. Included are black, brown and t f most importer.. All are full size and every Handkerchiec? is ieam _kitt coney, beaverette, molette, seal de luxe, squirrel and cocoa lynx. amd clean. In the assortment are those of cottons. tre chinchilla, fitch amd racoon lapin, jenet, imitation monkey anc white coney Made in the two-piece ‘style, have one pocket Tweive and fourteen inch lengths of brocades linen, and silk pongee in white and colors. Many are attractively Rae Come in widths from ‘4 to 2 inches in rich colorings and lustrous qualities. and large rayon frogs: many are trimmed with amd famcy striped materials combined with good embroidered in White and colors. A most pleasing collection from = wnstairs Store rayon and mercerized braids; first and second qual- elastic. Lightly bomed and have two pairs of hose to make selection. Downstairs Stepaka ities: sizes A, B. C and D Downetairs Stur: supporters; sizes up to 36. Dowmetzirs Store ‘a Remarkable lilt for Those Who Whiccinase in These Sales of Home Needs, Beginning Mondai Special Purchase Enables Us to Offer r 7 Splendid Selection in This Group of 1000 Sets of 5-Pc. Colored Ruffled Curtains | (~~~ —1! | _| | 9x12-Foot Seamless Velvet R Monday, $9 1 95 ia te Special Selling of Quilted i of a nice quality of marquisette with ruties in VERY special group of 87 serv.ceably woven Vel- blue and rose; each Set cmnmate of two Curtains wae Wien eee . me t Rugs in the seamless style. There are 2 num- measuring about 40 inches to the pair.a double c=- | Mattress and Table Protectors hor of Geemsitel kines, Sek canal ofmeane fied. valance measuring 50 inches. and a pair of ruffied tie- Suitable for living room, dining roam, bedroom, etc. r r wh ini Uuan- | + ~ a —"sc fo —— | 2 - $s rd 4 3 tandard grade Axminster Rugs in choice Persian effects. Lace Curtains Casement Cur Extra large size, 60x76 inches. priced $2.95 These Rugs are subject to very slight mismatchings but are ex- At $2.66 Pair tains at $2.46 Ea. ceptional values. Neat patterns with plain Beautiful fringed shadow | 42-In. Indian Head Pillow Tubing, 29c Yd. 27x54 Axminster or figured centers with over- lace Pameis im allover pat- Soft-Gmished, bleached Indian Head Pillow Tubing for mak- lecked berders. Shown in terns with combination img pillowcases, etc.: 42 imches wide. twory or beige tints: 244 weaves at the bottom: trim- yards long med with artificial silk Wool Batting 3 o' Clock Special — fringe: 45 inches wide. Caloaial Styte Bee Rage ois 45-Inch Panels of bine, are very At $1.56 Each Marquisette Cur- | 4! $3.78 Each a oe r= gene pa spe. . aN * Filet and Scotch tet Pane! tains at Pair Pure Wool Batting in Heavy, bleached. 2-yard- Curtains with overlocked Hemstitched, lace edged comfort size 72xcd wide Basco finished cotton Ta- edges: pretty patterns in Curtains of a splendid quai- inches, weight 2 pounds: bie Damask: slight seconds. ivery and anes tints; 33) | ity; all ate 2 yards long. . |Dewnstairs Store SAORI OMI P IIR AAA eee, 8 PEE AME OBR Ne MO aE RE UMBRTE RR eo N iy e ~ ~- he a ag Ny + SRR Page Lag ee es a vt PF ne iN re OS 9 Kate so! neatly»

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as i cians aes ‘ rid SUNDAY OCTOBER 4, ‘1923 * — s The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * a i, aia a ’ DINGS; -_—— -- —— Boys’ | wedding has been set. 4-Piece Suits | (ieee 10% | very Suit is expertly taj. leored of all-wool fabrics ; ' ' and Arthur E. Weissen- /born, son of Edward Weissenborn, | ee | was announced at a bridge lunch- sNNOUNCEM /eon for 25 guests Sept. 26 at the gg OF BETROTHALS Coronado Hotel. No date for the Mr. Greentp’s mother. The couple will reside at 5708 Southwest ave- nue until Jan. 1, when they will be in their new homé at 2843 Janu- : ? Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Kimberling Caf 4627A Minnesota ax ae |of 5034 Arsenal street announce “etiam ©. Tritschier, son Of +). marriage of their daughter, Z. Rothman of 1287 Goodfel- low avenue has announced the en- gagement of his daugKter, Ann, and. Louis D. Haffner, son of Mr. and| Mrs. William Haffner North Whittier street. ani Mrs. Louis E. Tritschler) | Edna Rasalia, and Francis Thorp ie date has not been set. | Greenup, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. ent of Miss Babette | M. Greenup of 5708 Southwest ave- Mr. Haff-| - 1900) lic schools. Mrs. Carrie Maas, of 6310 Cab-/ .ont out invitations for the mar-| anne avenue, gagement of her daughter, Stivia, | Imizabeth, and Pinckney Glasgow and Maurice Malin of Chicago. | McElwee, Thursday evening, Oct. of manual arts in the St. Louis pub-| Paula, and Phil Schwartz of 5804A! have announced the marriage of | daughter, Desstinen and Richard | given at the Gatesworth Hotel Dorothy Marion,|J. Dammkoehler, was made informally because of) spending their honeymoon visiting to Claude Barter of Humbol4t. ae ee the recent death of the mother of relatives and friends in Chicago| Tenn. and Miami Fila. The wed- The announcement, Theodosia venue. The couple are their daughter. | Mr. and Mre. Eugene Mock have the prospective bride. The wed- and Indiana. | ding took place Monday, Sept. 14 ding date has not been set. > : ae es Dresses Unusual Selection 7 Bought as a Feature for the Harvest Sale— I (Second Fileor, Neorth——Nugents.) 9 a dress season, and you cannot ell groomed and smart looking at 3 group are Dresses suitable for portunity to secure several at a 2-Knicker Vest Suits All Go at Ore Sensational Sal@ Price Exactly 750 of these staunch, eturdy Suits enter this sale and offered at this remarkable price—rvery Suit perfectly tailored and perfect fitting—every Suit made of sturdy all-wool fabrics, show- ing the new popular English models and belters —every Suit with Vests of same ma- terial and the new fancy + = wool-knit Vests that are s0 ‘t lik popular. Both Knickers are alll full cut, full lined and taped : seams. Buy early Thursday ry morning. All . sizes, 8 to $ 95 16 years. a Harvest Sale — es Pree aresecce Boys’ $15.00 Gabardine Raincoats 150 of these Gabardine Coats in the lot. All go at this ridiculous low price. Every Coat made of fine uality gabardine. Every “oat waterproofed. Made in the new belted styles with convertible collars. All sizes, 4 to 18 years. he ideal Coat for the rainy y and school ee wea esis $7.95 Boys’ All-Wool Suits Just 600 of these smart Suits for the little fellows In lot. mew effects. in blues tans, browns and mixtures. of all-wool knit fabrics and fine domestic and imported une models in crepe satin, fon velvet, as well as all. attractive stripes. a aS rosewood, rust, brown, bok- en, golden pheasant, pencil blue. t always-popular navy and the 4 to 20, women’s sizes 36 to 44, (‘loownestaire Store 12c, I 7c and23c t were secured from a iore- md every Handkerchief is fresh those of cottons, crepes, fine Many are attractively hand- pleasing collection from which (lbewnatairs Store ring Monday is Group of elvet Rugs seseseeesawsweenee eoenveaeceneaeea aes o1@4@aeseeoese FF ees 6c %9 2000 “Boy Blue” Blouses | We were very fortunate in securing this manufacturer's entire SGrplus stock of “Boy Biue’ Blouses. Every St. Louis mother thie remarkable Blouse. Every Blouse in this sale perfect. Just unpacked. Made of best materials. in all the new Fal! Patterns. Buy your boy's full season's wants. All . @ 72¢ > 16 years. co on sale Monday. Harvest Sale Prict...... Bae Ge i. Boys’ All-Wool 7 ~ % (Nugents, Third Floor—North.) g oo ak SAAS eo a a PPHH°x Special for the Harvest Sale are These unior Coats & Dresses Bizes 18, 15 anm@ 17 Harvest Sale Price 145 The Coats A targe selection is offered in these very stylish Coats. The ma- terials are svedes, velours, Bolivias, downywool, mixtures and vivettes. The colors are beaver, grackichead, cuckoo, brown, wine and green: beau- % . Ga ooo Se AOR | z XY a si R (rs maa sti I a RR OE DE eS te ncaa Ri Bee TGS SRG ace As 4 oy. oa ee, : Sai 9 : Digs tet ay ge ceed S ai fis Totes a aan S . rh Sas a a: he alia ty as he Ca ess po eS he a ie a oe te Brae eggs, i ee , oi . ae Tapestry Rugs $9.98 Only 22 to Sell Printed Brussels Rugs ™ pretty allover designs and are in the ox12-ft. size. These Rugs are slightly imperfect bet affords an exceptional buying opportunity. tifully fur trimmed. Both flare and straightline styles. The Dresses : Are of splendid quality conga, crepe satins, satins, flannels an of sty in all the new Fall (Nugenta, Second Fleer—S6enuth. ) \ Ss SECOND FLOOR NORTH— NUGENTS teres trtee- | Tees 2 abel > id fess cage al gh bees: Stan. Ui, df ~~ if, ’ i y . = \¥ — wt »> 4 Coats: 40 0°50 Valu ORAS — “OXSNS®, A | ; - . ) r ; ; ; ; ; 4, » a ‘ ’ oor. a ~ set ss: . ‘tee . iy ts wate bfes , - “i 32 2 — | : Se tw his ie fe ges seit: a» sfeg “het «ots “ ; ree st, oeemer set. . oe te “ele : PS &.-°: a) ty wit PSST eee esse SERS - . ree ee 4 2 . . ' : : r) ‘ cH % Actual $40 to $50 WINTER COATS 33 ‘ ’ : it AS . ' : ; “a é Ro. | EEA ] / . in : is - «. .2 8 © i if LOY Fy LOK ch Womens’ Sizes, 36 to 46—Misses’ Sizes, 14, 16, 18 —Extra Sizes, 4212 to 52/2 One of the largest and most important Coat purchases ever made—they are the proud products of New York’s finest coat makers. They come to the women of St. Louis and vicinity at this low price only because we placed our orders for them far in advance of the season. Materials Are the Season’s Richest Duvbloom Rantax Suede Cloth Chansorette Pinpoint Stunning Sports asd Dressy Models New flare Coats, ever popular straightline models and wrappy Coats. Every fashionable new Fall style and color included. No matter how hot it may be YOU will find yourself MORE than repaid for any inconvenience by attending this sale. All the Rich Fall Colors— All Fully Silk Lined— All Are Warmly Interlined (Nugents—Second Fleer, Nerth.) Arabia Veloda Fie Wo hs LAR, Pi” Te : eo ’ € , ’ Seid ty 4 "tn ms oe ie ah TH ah \ =p 4 =e, hy okey . J r “ae PAS . Abe +s degak Ba aaiie ‘ : se tik ee ig Sepa , ane ee f el. De ail? 45. IY Ee | 2 ae >, a ; + te ES ee : . ee eee Sa a a Lia oF NES AR sa Pete iy eee ea fos ok ae ee Magnificently Fur Trimmed Some have fur collars and cuffs, and in some cases borders of fur. The furs include opossum, mandel, Moufflon, Tribetine, Manchurian wolf, Squirrels and Beaver. b ¥i Re ‘ aos 3 ew ev ay 7 - args. Wigs et a ee Bg wea wees hy SE EP Torre ? a a A —E balb ans; a very large assortment . colors. f Single and double breast- These Men’s Bargains Are the Talk of the Town! NEW FALL TwWO-TROUSER SUITS NEW WINTER jg2% OVERCOATS Men and young men will take this opportunity to save many dol- $ lars on their Winter Clothing needs. Every Suit and Overcoat is all wool and well tailored, in the newest models. : | Sezes to Fit Men The Suits | A Mi Bada The Overcoats ed English effects,in2and | STOUTS fields—also the new English 3 button models; also the 3 SLIMS button conservative mod- SHORTS els. | REGULARS - Ulsters, Ulsterettes, Chester- loose-fitting models in single and double breasted effects, inelud- ing the new Wedge Coats. (Nugents, Third Fleer—North.) “ Cina “ere OL GOOG 8 “ - —. neh agp oe ae tea

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ET ASS SES SS SII SS Ta ulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Cire I A — nt Re — —_— em ar a ee ee —— = Hosier 14 2-Piece Balbriggan Costume] oy anasiss ansik |10,000 Yardg wear. Colors of Indian, green, cocoa and pencil blue. Sizes 14 to 40. ° e rien ce Chiffon Hos Atte, Ah tie io ee sin R egular 4 McCallum and other brands of Silk Hose, in wt a | some . discontinued ee ae $ 59 Exquisite, lustrous crepe Satins. in alt ii? Satin t we - ° , , es - : J ml ge gy Mla Come in the ? Fall fashions require. Wake up beautifallg F. orclnsive ° dinner or evening gowns. a “ Children’s 7-8-Length Socks In These New — . Onr=z children’s epnes a eas Secks with p meen | V2 -aagip SSO puigt ee tat : rized fancy colo cuff. . OT 56 SS = ; beaver, back and lark shades. Sizes 29¢ | encil and Navy Biue Electric Console Se cr SESS ee een eae £ 7 te 10. Harvest Sale Price Colonial CI OO ea : | Onyx Children’s Socks Otter California ° ee > r otc eis ' Lisle %-length ribbed Socks, in the : y Gu ts 3 ae 9 SS, ee shades of camel, gray and black; with Silver or Pog Gray ‘ ew Ing i= + - Oa ee ay : fancy colored cuffs. Sizes 6% to 18. ey . . s ; Harvest Sale I rice : All 40 inches wide and a wonderful. 5 . Pee Vi achines J zl , 2 3 2 J = = a (Sah om ; Children’s Mercerized Lisle Socks Fashion’s modish fabrie and are demanded by & Meat SONS IN A te A FORE Sea. IRE Bir pre vey a ‘ . > . it LTE OORT PGE BPE Breer PERG SER Th ere 7 Others. $12.95 to $14.95 | pretty Fall shades. Sizes 3% to 10. ~, © St for (Nagente—Second Fieor, South.) Harvest Sale Price te a Pee srle 4 a See Se : : De a eed ee ae oe 1 AEA, OLN Te TIO GRE DE eth ANC RE Nl AS ins ate Me » — Ab sae wine i ey ae Te NNER RO te iI Che Aen! Onyx children’s mercerized lisle te -length Socks, . in almond, camel, zinc, with fancy fiber 50c wear. a vi and mercerized colored tops. Sizes Be Full rotarv. °f)-vear vri1ilr- na ; a eg gy as Oe Be Stow e - “e oa =“ VRP or . oe — Rete. weit oe ES ae Sy 10h iad ak Wy wets ways er OAS : 3 : styles. Lightly fleeced enc at aH oe - ance. bm any Dance Hats ; Matron Hats in sem color. Sl rere Serres Sites every detail. make. No interest. ; 36 to 46. Harvest Sale Harvest Sale Price...... 14 to 17. E 3 re Materials— $ Allowed for your > + ‘¢ “as fe Satins Metal Cloths, Velvet and Satin . . > aS — old machine on the mode! illustrated 2s and Felts. : : J, *; = a i :- y —_ 2 Colors— he &: Jewelry (2 Departments—Third Ficer , om 2 Ps . Copper. Rast. Brown, Black and ‘= = .~ and Basement.) a+ ~ ~~ Gal ae ali the new Combinations. Y . (Nugents—Second Fleor, South.) f a : i. * : . . . Cameo Brooches ‘¢ Harvest Sale Price. finished. Value $19. . 7 bal ¥} . . ’ ¢ s e urruture . ; al 20 vears guarantee. ~ ——_ — St ee ee vet TD . Dtasiy sila 4G tlsnimed aS uality and shown in rose. blue, mulberry excellent time-keeper. Har- ay our on . —_ . | ‘ — Value : = ulfion fri sh ' in all : ae a smneie 3 ‘ ~_ ~" [oe fot wit — . . nl ; : Harvest meres ee : cangaropnad enna the —— ee Suk bs ind gold. Especially priced for the 45 vest Sale The Morris Plan ~~ 3 Reo. x . Pries Buy on Our Club Plan am comges. Sepecaily priced in $1 65 lion fring Sspecially priced tor | Harvest Sale. yard .. Cc peysienamae — (Nuegents—Third Fleer.) the Harvest Sale, each ° the Harvest Sale, pair . (Neagents—Third Ficer, Seath.) » = a : ) Fur Edgimmis).25 & $1.50 No \ —— mee recdicwork |= - ee PE 3225) Dinner Sets | im eco: oc eer or orchid. We have long handled mirrors, entieal: te " Bloomers and & ush, comb, tray, boxes frame. Harvest Sale Price, each varé ; arvest Sale Pe cS stripe batiste im ow “r+ -« “vee _ "ree ee eer eS ae | , ea pet aad lace edge trims $1.95 Stamped Bedspreads Stamped Voile Gowns $1.00 Pincushion Dolls Other fur trimmings, yaré..@ _ Made of cream sheeting and stamped in at- Seft, sheer quality ile Mounted on rose or biue mould, in various — priate designs. Harvest Sale Price... clean It weshes Harvest Sale Price, each.......... $1.00 y fast materials. : $4.95 Velour Sofa Pillows mere clothes in panese est Sale Price For living room or parior, beautiful colors — = 59¢ Ja ‘ Wall Pockets : of velour and tinse! tapestry combinations in ether type ef autifuily decorated with floral or hir‘ ; ‘ ‘ ’ - ~ - : - " meh A VACA T ka od Mk wwVeiy LUT e n ee iSsiSi2a Of 4 2 -in h cover rh re + i four napkins trimmed. Large size. se ealiiiate ie A wonderfc! ~d . . ic ‘ 4 Vers. = 0 . Cre 7 bda musSiin ) lo elv ce?si =~ L oe , : ; 5 Free trial! Easy terms! ag Gp an cpg te 9 wee —— ay Cee 59c Harvest Sale Price, each ae beats and cxira $ 95 imrvest Sale ice... — tiarvest Sale Price, each de (Main Fieer—Seath.) : ° > and coler lines - time It Costs You " Waites Gime bac Tow Nothing to | “Wagner” Dutch Ovens Charred Oak Kegs _ pul cet Saree tener gin fed bandon seg |g Made of Belgium! Of best quality cast irom, smooth!iy ed in colors. pag ‘ High-grade white oak plates. . on . (3 ad (> matters lw - 95 ANCE MONTHLY. | : N . Corticelli Ge Toilet Paper, 1000 sheets to _—“ 1 “a otuions Darning Silk $1.42 Seap Combination. 20 bars Crystal Whi Laundry Soap with 6 came Kitchen Klenser for. $1.06 4 . 23 yards; in the wanted shades, and ee ’ + BRalis $2 “Wear-Ever “sturdy” mad: vfs, 4 tor D9C ° : ? el) i ad 2 ' | Geod 17-inch size, Raby Paste beat rte ‘he Pping Griddles Oc ith. fire f heavy lvanized | Bege-Puritan sty he: or heavy gas | : eretenne lined: 25c ¢ . d is P . | : ; Made of heavy thick sheet aluminum. 16% ! 2 iron: corrugated a7, pair large size .. inches tn diarnete? May also be used as a heicht 7. \ sides and reinforced fj ; : c ists of wool pelish- broiler; make delicious pancakes $| ? et i i \\ bottoms: {R 7 ; er oe 2Ic 4 without grease or smoke . 8 special...... : . 190 Y ‘ , Ma . ; Black and wanted Fal! colors: Spools (Mate Ficer.) he Saagitag 9 a ne ee ne 8 Erin Le Crvagantly Giz tiseve. per roi . >

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SUNDAY, SUNDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1995 OBER 4, 1925. —— eee ee ; pen eae EE eT EPR s The Daily POST-DIS —— eee PATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY ‘Circulation t one, J ae i os as oe t oe VOY ards offeC Sati Regular $4 00, 14. 98 Qualities a ae ee ea ee a BE tsive sonra of styles. To on ae dou Bogs will be a rare treat. In These New Colore Me ~ fs, : A Ya rd ’ Pencil and Navy Blue Bre > @ onday ... See Window California Displays rous crepe Satins, in all the wii! a quire. Make up beautifully in ogg g gowns. Jitter Silver or Fog Gray pide and a wonderful, heavy qigj ; abric and are demanded bv Crentias (Nuagents—Main Floor. South.) —— FORE Or eB ce IS rf ‘s° A « ¥ han BOTH other evening ne : Wash Goods 5000 Yards Dress Crepe Printed Rayon Canton Crepes Plain Rayon Canton Crepes Woolyke Crepe All the new Fall shades in these Crepes. Rayon Crepe in plain colors, also with printed designs. Woolyke is a new creation made of rayon and cotton, closely woven to represent silk-and-wool Crepe. Will launder; does not shrink. OR 98c A. B. C. Silk rs A 36-inch half-silk fabric, Slips and all undergarments, linings, trimmings, etc. In all the wanted shades Harvest Sale Price, yard $1.25 Fancy Brocade A silk-mixed fabric in’ changeable colors and Jacquard weaves. For dresses, inserts, coat Harvest Sale Price, yard...... (Nugents—Main Floor.) lining, etc. Men’s Engligigdeloth Shirts ae : Silk Ties, Shirts in collar-attachs nd. styles. Come in white only. All galiell made in $ 5 every detail. Single and @iENees. Sizes 14 to 17. Harvest Sale Px a—aseeeerre as al Men’s $1.00 Silk Ties in open-end four-in- hand style. Come in neat patterns with slip- 5 easy band. Harvest C 3 2... ee Supe oii aaeedheteeestetmeasuatiamentedemenmemncnamamnanne-aamiiin ese ~_——. - - - ~ a ee eee I % - Don't let the need of ready cash keep you from taking advantage of the hundreds of home needs mentioned in our advertisements. 25 to 50 Weeks to Pay and applies to all departments, home needs or wearing apparel. ASK HOW THIS PLAN OPERATES | - used for teddies, 58c 98¢ Northern Seal Bahic Beaver in neat patterna, mixtures. Sines, , ‘ é, , + A > New Furgre Department X Table 4 P} . 4 S ° 5-Piece Breakfast Set Porcelain- y : f swith ent. sas 1e€Ce J 9m? ul . , palatal dies ooo enamel finish, mDsiantially | porn aoe = A vo ‘ $6.95 ® + Hareest Sale | $iox? R18" oF ET gn e.. . . . | for the Harvest Sale. Value a ih Price | $30.00. Harvest $19 75 “ae 1 | Bale Price......... ° ine | ay finished > Tea ts apoot Cogswell Chair binet 2exi2 S* $4.95 reakfast | In Jacquard velour, upho!- stered, with combination plain | arms and piping. Deep spring | peat and back. Value $32.00. Harvest Sale $26.50 Zwe Bees CbG@- | Price... .....ccics sists of 48-inch | dresser, full van- | ity, large chiffo- | End Table robe and full-size | i bow-foot bed. Se- m™ Chelsea finish All drawer ii @ustproof construction with to design, workmanship, mate- Dull brown mahogany fin- ished gumwood. Shaped top | and turned pedestals. Neat | and attractive. Value, $3 $4.76. Harvest Sale Price, $39.75 Da-Bed With drep - leaf turned lees - to finish. est al eF- $5.75 lected veneers, combina bottoms are mahogany French plate mirrors. A@ rial and finish. | ~ Highback Chal ad s:ubinzg Oot. stand- Nugents Tw : . in. or Occasional hall or lvit — VM 4 Mattress é $16.50 salir with "cats od or 3 aed MEP 4 attress St. Louis made, antomatic | oA ta bong ina pa. all-layer felt Mattress. Da-Bed, complete with all- . ’ ps gany im art or striped felt pad, cretonne cover. Makes € on full-size bed. Ends are wal- ish. Spring seat : Vaue, $23.00. S ] 5 10 Q - nut finish Valu $47.59 : Hi: "es Sz ; : S. (. 3. Plan gg las . oF J | Harvest Sale $39.75 me 2. St ESE nee . (Fourth Fleer, North.) ’ Men’s Fancy Rayon-&-Wool Hose ‘ Fancy Rayon and wool-mixed Hose stripes and heather Be GO 38 D. “~Ay Dress Goods yarns; will not sag. Correct dress weight. blue, raspberry, carrot, eang Si blue, Monterey green, new blue.. Harvest Sale Price......... ios $3.75 New Flannel | 64-inch beautiful quality all-wool, twill back. Soft, rich finish. Correct dress weight. In the | new Fall shades of pencil or poudre blue, gray, tan, rust, henna, green, rose, tile, Monterey, golf red or maroon. Harvest Sale $2 5 PAGO a bit dwn Wool Fram medium weight: firmly 42-inch fine all-wool, woven; rep weave. .Much in demand for the new in twenty different Fa}! resses. Oo $ ‘85 "ere Ere er fF © OW OB eee ee Oe ee eee © & om _ dresses. ShoOwn in the new Fall shades of French 25 pigskin, dark henna, Feroway $ ° New Balbriggan Jersey Balbriggan‘ Jersey, the 54 inches wide. most popular fabric for Made from fine French $2.50 French Serge 54-inch beautiful quality all-wool, fine twill Made from fine French yarns Good dress weight. Jn mavy or men's biue. Harvest Sale Price. pe $4.50 Chiffon Broadcloths 24-inch beautiful quality all-wool, twill-back, rioh finish Broadclioths. Much in demand for Fall suits or dresses. Shown in the new Fail shades of pansy, flemish. whirlpool, empire green, copper, clove, snuff, gray, snowberry red, navy, man's blue or biack. Harvest $3 95 i Tea. cibcisnawee cna ak . Seath. } (Nugents—Third Fleer, t | Black Sateen Three qualities of lustrous black cotton Sateen. Bach one exceptional in ite class. 75¢c quality, yard..48e 50c quality, yard. .38c 39c quality, yard. .25c 59c Colored Sateen A fine quality cotton, Sateen with a highly lustrous finish for all lining purposes, com- forts, quilts, bloomers, etc. 36 inches wide All dolores 39 Cc Harvest Sale Price) yard, 39c Colored Sateen *6-inch cotton Sateen, in al! the wanted colors Ideal for comforters, bloomers, linings, etc. Fine finish. Har- vest Sale Price, yard.... 25c (Negents—Main Fieor.) Harvest Sale Price In Oar Optical Dept. Our wonderful new Op- tical Départmeént, located on Main Floor, is equipped to give you complete op- tical service, plus very mod- erate prices. Harvest Sale Special $7.65 New Equity Bi-Focal Glasses This bi-foecal is consid- ered one of the best made. It is ground from one piece of glass, and is prae- tieally invisible when worn. At the above price you may choose one of three styles of frames, and your eyes will be examined by our registered optome- trist. , Every pair is guar- anteed. Any change of lenses necessary within one year will be made without } — Wall Pa Harvest Sale Prices Vetere 00 Eyre, Many new patterns to chooses from for any room in the home 7 ewer” The: better papers, rough cast, polychrome, rick tapes- tries and embrossed effects. Free Paste for all paper purchased. ; A - ‘$15 to $20 Lamp mps Will Be Held for er Delivery if equested. = Bases—H and Carved and Wrought Iron | You Lamps on The Morris May Buy Your Plan if You Wish. aoe iis tf pa pevewes “al mel | ‘, Pa ae + — ae ca a * @:@ Electric 5 WEEPER “Ac Hire This for $1 a Week Here She Is! Miss é TRS = re > ; ae | a ia ——_— This V\iAC-M OP suction hacks. Im the wanted colons of mode, beaver, walis-—it brown. gray and black. Sizes 6% to &. $i 95 charge. Harvest Sale Price......--«- Les'esqgeeee ° Large size sincie- 3 ae $2.95 Trefousse Kid Gauntlets | Lémited Time Only x Trefousse French Kid Gauntlets with fancy r Vj ] . 3 ag ey - cuffs in both flare and te nae In the Pasne sox 3 c wanted Fall shades. Sizes 6 o %. 3 : in ] tro aS” (Third Flioor—Sovth.) Harvest Sale Price.......-...-.-+-04+- 2.45 ~ Wourth Fleer, Sesth.) es (Nugents—Main Fleer, North.) a “ | : \ “4 | -— L s c « . ml f 7 * - 4 : < a A. ke oF mh, ep eee

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12 ST. LOUIS POST-CISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPA TCH aone has MORE CITY C irculation thun the morning and one other evening newspaper C OMBINED oor de DAY, 16 o'clock beginning Oct. 2 an bride had as her a \Wel earticneceniaee wee cal gon Se Bia ae — “7 P ARTIES 1 [> Biever ‘ick sebsad ene evening. $5, in honor of her|voort Auditorium next Saturday at RE n parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pau! Moehle, | 2 o'clock. continuing, through May. There sister, Miss Hilda, and the sister) = a . 3 of the bridegroom, Miss Pearl ———SS=—== ———=—=—>—[_[—[—_=_[==w 1 een i ee ; |Misses Lilli » t vans. | ‘Eugenie Radiat Suse ae bene hatleteacs Chetan _. Mr. and Mrs. “Charles Iverson of “!! De informal talks by the Su- | — | . - 2829 North Spring avenue cele- PeTvisor of Education|on the va- Drui. The bride's gown was of | A NOUNCEMENT ' AND FLUINGTIONS Mabel Avis, Anita Battle, Mary rations Were in gold. The brides- hetich' ath ie sticseen: saiibiaeitninds adi © twentieth birthday of n . | You can get a PERMANENT MARCEL Hamilton, Ethel Sprague, Gladys! maid. Mrs.\W. Wells: m Daahien arn ag Prack, Grace or, Mrs. H.| Kall: best ain M5 ies their daughter, Miss Gladys Iver-| sees, | PF \ i - a ear Dockery, Anna and groomsaman, J. Day, were %" ©® the evening of |\Sept. 26 at | | WAVE during the month of October for. . astroth, Nellie Rogers, Dorothy/present. About 25 guests were ‘UC! home. Sixty guests were! Also Children’s Hair Trim for Jackes, Mildred James, Louise | present. present. Miss Iverson will depart/ Jos. Oertle of 7 ving Superfluous | MARCELS re , for the West after the holidays. . |to Albert C. Prui took pi | TEE ; utes Specializing oe Peyton Hawes and Virginia | hemes | ; ‘ ne vv . a . A group of parties are being ar- Mrs. S. S. Farrow of 2914 ee een of Mme. Christen Nord- Museum hours for grown per- = 6 tte 2, gual Methodist ranged in honor of Miss Frances|kuk street gave s dinner i msl —— Carter?s School of Music/sons will be held at the City Art| Episcopal Church, the Kingshighway at Arsenal | Hope Compton, daughter of Mr. : . : _will give a concert at the Vander- .Museum every Friday morning at| Rev. 0. A. Bowers officiating. The Phone € and Mrs. William R. Compton of 48 L=cnvere o a — a - Kingsbury placa, and Turner wow Brae | Clarkson, who will be married Oct. 33. On Saturday, Oct. 17, Miss Judith Dana, one of the brides- maids, will give a dinner at her home in Brentmoor:;: Sunday, Oct. | 8, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Danforth | l entertain at a buffet supper at eir apartment in the Warwick urt; Mr. and Mrs. Compton will tertain for their daughter and flance Oct. 19, and Mr. and rs. Palmer Clarkson, parents of bridegroom, will give a buffet per, fellowing the rehearsa) 2. 31. Mr. Clarkson and his bride will ‘wpy an apartment at 43946 ckingham court after a wedding ee 2 EES Se EDIT Ns. P rr er a ere re Sd os Po Pey aa i ee eee ae. Sere eee . the wedding Palmer Clarkson Jr. will be best man, and William and Randolph Compton, Brothers ef the bride-elect; Donald Dan- forth, Wilson Lewis. Samuel Gor- @on. John Hadley and Mr. Hook- er, former classmate of ‘he bride- groom at Cornell University. Anne. and James Randolph Compton, small daughter and son of Mr. and Mre. Randoiph Compton, will be flower girl and ring bearer. Mrs. Herbert S. Hadley has in- vited the women graduates of Washington Univers: to a tea at the chancellor's re “ence, 6610 Ellenwood avenue, Friday. Of the. 1100 women who have received | degrees from Washington Univer- | sity, 800 live in St. Louis. | Mrs. Hadley will be assisted in entertaining by members from each of the classes, two of the ear jiest classes, 1284 and 1885. beir represented by Mrs. Fannie Lachmuné and Miss Mary S&S. Ittner Other Washington graduates who will assist are: Mrs. Ewing Clas- gow, Mrs. Syivester Annan, Mrs wW. R. Vickroy. Mrs. E. M. Elgas. Mrs. H. W. Lyman, Mrs. James) Harrison. Mrs. William H. Henby. Mre. William E. WRtrig, Mrs. H. W. Phillips. Mrs. Mark M. Ander- son, Mrs. James C. Dawpon, Mrs _ Phillips, W. Moss, Mrs. | Normag \Chiv#is, Mrs. Biake C.Howard, Mrs ‘haries H. Duncker Jr.. Mrs. JodDn MeM. Cook, Mrs. Albert C, Maack, | —Mothers-to-Be— } LANE BRYANT MATERNITY GARMENTS are not conspicuous; they have “no maternity look.” The same smart styles other women wear, yet they conceal the figure so effectively that one’s condition is not apparent. resses New Fall. Styles i on ' ad BAO IE Be AS OP tte ete arneer ote Every Coat in the Entire Lot Fur Trimmed Women’s, Misses’ and Stout Sizes $25 Coats, $29 Coats, $35 Coats a inn} £ ¢] . At the very beginning of the season, Just when t oat-buying season is at its height. we offer these garments se ie el BR lettin eimttisunsbslestities othe gin F ‘ m oo a Py ebr ee . r # - SS he ee a iat” = ? : 2 Y oe ee Soe ata “ . , ' r ¥ “ abe capes aa sae or ed cuffs and borders of fur,| while others have\collars and tabs of fi 1e furs, such as: | Tuxedo Fronts Wrappy Models Moufflon Sealine Novelty Effects 7.) Be fF Manchurian Wolf Embroidered Models ts DN ee te, , = F = = Fitch Mandel Ten styles just as; ltustrated, Many - } ltt tt Lt tt it itt it Th Fe ee ee ate an / Pencil Blue Bokhara Wistaria Black | | Golden Brown, Etc. | | 2 a | Remarkable Purchase and Sale EE celors. marcas Oe | ee we Re 6000 Edison Re cm | fe Fur Coatsig "=" \ i + Ty ty = Basement ta At p | ° Values $75 to $89.50. os Bo ENR riety tS Sars sain, . ” ng . , : ME Ni Re BE os i RRM oi Sot I ym o: A | | sae ’ ; : ; EES te BT NMM SS EIR Aer RAR? tha > ratareRtibien| . e a ee a ee ~ Penge das er mere SS Ae The Big Basement Harvest Sale of Misses’, Women’s and Stouts os ‘eee eee te 606 @ + ot 9 68 28Em ‘ & be eeeers Sy : +s se @& ©@ hae » * —ie DBullt with a perfect knowledge ef maternity Styles— figure’s require. | is x. Sue ments. i Dresses for Street Wear ss es . , Canteen Crepes Jacquarde Evening Wear Dinner Wear Plaid « Cleth Dresses ’ mad *triped . ° and Sport Wear. Trimmings— ' Godet Effects, Circular Pan- _cls, Plain Tallored Models, Embroidered Modela, Straigh:- line Modeis, Tie-Belta, Long and Short Sleeves and many with the new flower embroid- ered trimmings.

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Baal tie Arg vy he 4 wy a. 4 y ae a hight: " . ; aie Met Te Freee = SUNDAY, _ Or DBER 4 1925 The Daily 'OST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circuldtion than BOTH other eventng newspapers COMBINED Ae, SUNI ry ——— — ——————— Ped ly ey departe yeater ay to, rT, innie Schaub hag returned 622 East . y ms we cel bah eee ae LQUISANS: oe from eer ee. | to St. Louis after a three months’ er Ww York to candies Map die me rm rs peer: ‘ ae esas: rg Miss Amy Punchon, soprano) gagement of Miss Dorothy Rash-' coe of 3456 Botanical avenue, and veil | blossoms. Eg ruise of ns relatives in st. ious, soloist in St. Johg’s Methodist/| coe, daughter of M «4 Lustkand, > ne we | | Former Judge and Mrs. aac wy PN - bagi age ran- of vocal music. have returned to their home in! Church choir, has gone to New| . : ra Beas Rash Wyrorses ss as —— \D. Nortni of Lindell boulevard, LN r tnrough Spain.) sie Margaret Strassbercer ef.|108 Angeles. Mrs. O’Connell is| York City, ror several weeks’ study |= ee , have returned home after orway and the British Isles.., ° wi . _— the daughte ce Wee Cre r.iof ‘) i . s -month’s stay in At! t Ci ter a three| months stay in Ger-| . penccennalg gay" a rawley, of vocal music. She will return : . f ig Dn 1 " t r ‘ - ‘ iS ee ~~ Y ie as RR Th hs ans aah Sig, le « hy Cial, eros. ‘ r * : ae 7 » . or ee cs 49¢ Kiddies’ Stamped 412 Ane ais . Dresses, 29c standard weight. £904 qnalit 2 39¢ Stamped Fudge art Ucking. All sizes. @Q Qs ine. ac y, (Bargain “EEG esac ~ igen A . 81-Inch Bleached Sheeting Fine quality. No starch: full width. A vard 39¢ (Bargain Basement—Nugents. ) ; 8 ; Br "“ande: incnes wi le re . ich id Gr Harvegt Sale of ‘WASH GOODS 3-Pound Cotton sund (“otton exece! me sk ial Re Batt stit hed: * f | q 4 is 7 Ww st ; 2 for = iddics ove! [ Ns ted ties. Fabrics ar: | qi depad eavs woo! Jereevyvs | } He .* a Te tweeds, biue | teed Bua rans serges $4.95 Live ‘aiue Ps a | e = t | i. $9.98 tes in tne +4 . mez wviack and ho bh Se avy “izes ee i if plo 44 sae iain ots (Basement. ) th lie eel f ie Harvest Sale of Men’s Clothi Choose From 2000 Men’s and Young Men’s Two- Trouser Suits Topcoats r Overcoats 4, Gabar- he ° "dines i Zh Values Unequaled New Fall and Winter patterns in a complete range of sizes—a visit to our new Clothing De- partment will soon convince you of the merits of this sale—Sizes to fit all individual require- ments—and styles for old or young (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) = J es 36-inch : l¥-yard p » 25C Union Suits ione s.er ve AM Ki¢ "length Lnion Suits ruvoul Lrim- me ,daom amade. Tit xi ~race amar I ? . | > ] ‘T- fectly. All sizes, 36 oO +6 Inmade leéces, | : Heavy Unbleached Muslin Harvest Sale of Infants’ Wear Fur- Trimmed Fall Sizes 2 New shades. Materials are Bolivia, to 6 years camel’s hatir, broadcloth Flannelctte Sleepers— 2 to 6 Z- Sr years Filannelette Combinations and etc. Gertrudcs— ? for | 2 to 6 years.. Flannelette Petticoats— 2 to 6 Ym | years ; Infants’ Filannelette Sacques —White stitched for pink and blue 3 $1] Rubber Pants—W hite. fiesh | 0c: White Dresses and Gertrudes -—~] and 2 jor sini a a Ruben Shirts Sik, wool, and cotton 3° SI ( Basement.) mixtures of heavy, round thread eot at a yard lOc 4 — Rayon Silk Undergarments Envelope chemises, bloom- ers, step-ins, veste—lacey and tailored models. Styles to please all tastes. All rainbow colors. Don’t Miss This Sale Regular and Extra-Size ° - Nightgowns $1.25 Value Made of fine muslin Lacey and embroid- ered styles, most wonder- ful values, of- fered ‘for our Harvest Sale (Bargain Baaemeat—Nugenta.) \ Made of good quality B! 3-inch’* hems. (Bargain Ransmensuulll ugents.) @ $1.69 Value at "1= AD Men’s Shirts 500 Girls’ Fur-Trimmed, Full-Lined ot i i ; vw. te | ei oF ape ape 7: , 4 Valvet Hats Smartly trimmed models, formerly $3.95 to $5.00 val- fF ues go Monday at We've Be le: A o Sagagedy g00d I9 Id / 86-inch All-Silk Radi - : ae ’ : om . ‘ me Woking velvet ft ri Polaires Velours a enh . pone ' 4 ee “= +» & :-2 , ; , . - c I > ~~ : - felts, etc... from Ou + ta ? ; Plaids Cheviots 86 ~ “ee in “Ipe OFO Pepe . m™ ermer betier Hats S = 3 Bring the gtr! down ona « cami in a : ; 3 ee o be VEDA Bae 2 , 2 ' j ” : ~ , : en 4 : t ‘ a ij \ OR ei so r3 Pigg Rs i. A. Mail or Phone Your Order if You Cannot Attend This Remarkable Sale (Bargain Base mernt—Nugcents.) 11,000 Yards Silk $1.59 to $2.29 Values Black Bengaline Novelty Sport Satin Black Brocade light and dark colors Brocade Satin Damask Toilet Paper (Bargain Pasniment-oil ugents.) Crepe Faille light and dark shades Changeable Taffeta (slight mill aeins). 4 \ Printed Radium and Tub Silks In One S Tremendous Group (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) Q5 8c Ivory Soap -oz. size; limit » lS Dars Pe ort. Se cme (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) 81x90 Bleached Sheets Harvest Sale Price, each. blackberry ané loganberry. 4 1D. giass jare. Pure pas whvlesorme jar. 88° (Bargain Basemest.) Harvest Sale of HOSIERY Allen A. Hosiery $1 & $1.50 Pure Thread Silk Hosiery Reinforced eat wearing points; slight itmperfec- tions: sizes 8% to 10, black and col- - Sors: 3 for $154, pair. LAsie 43 Pairs, $150 98 & 79c to $1 Women’s . - Wool-Mixed Hosiery Mostly first quality in black, ; . plain and drop-stitch, with and without clocks; sizes assorted. You will want a Winter's supply. (Bargain Basement.) Q3¢ (Bargains eniieesit ee each Sheeting with 54-11 Frencn In Special Embroidered Wool v4-ir a | -woo! (Crepe with embroider- 79 ed horder designs in . beautiful celor combi- ———s nations yards needed new a ‘ 7 500 New Apron House . Tunic Dresses Dresses $ 1= 15 . great se > \ Oo? ts ' t f (Bargain Basement—Nagenis.) : Another i500 tains matc! quatits 00 140% well very ae? Ke Pair in #xils-ft. 00 ®>' ‘assorted pattern bottom with fringe; each. well-made, paire &' 00 made pairs fuil $1.25 Crossbar Ruffled Marquisette Curtains Deep pile Oo eter Ruce at #0) iow «i Choice selection of uti ' ful designs and color Special purchase of Mili rejects, 9x 1i2- ft. si For , : for the Harvest Sale. or blue e-bvbacks to $2.75 Scalloped Fringed Panel Curtains scalloped bottom Panel Curtains: + and a ished i“ artifi la! si! Uiai ‘ mesinats Rencninnitail ets tj uvalit 5 with uita bile (“ur- to tuffied tie-backs of Serim ruffle and crossbar Mar fuil ruffie and for any room 79C Just 2006 Made o match pairs f white Pair 88c made in f we SBR SS Bee eet esse EBB RRSRESSSESRRARERERRB ERE ERSEBRERBREEBREREREEET ECE 8484822828! Mavis Talcum 35 large 2ic cans, flesh and C white: 2 for. . ere (Basgate Rascascnt-—Hugente. -) | A Basement Shoe Sale Men, Women special purchase from Brown Bhoe Coe, Bluff City Shoe Co. ; added by Derothy Pair “You will find beck BMiseqe— lack satia, gune- metal eatin, bionde “eatin, tan calf, brown calt, bionde kid, brown Kk ¢. patent leathers and two- tone effects fords. achoo! buckle pumpr. l% to &. YOoOuUnE Man or 6 to ii. Decorated ruffles and flow- pure gum rubber New Fall Styles and Materials ledd Shoes from ovr Upstairs Department. For Women and Misses— and combinations. All types of heels. For Men— There are tan calf, brown kid, brewn calf, and biack calf... (joodyear welt soles and rubber Fancy Aprons 69¢ (Bargain Basement-—Nuagenta.) Extraordinary and Misses 6200 Pairs of OES = In neat etrap etyles, cut-out Ox- Shoes. Oxtords, ee effects, etep-in pumps, ¥ —— In high or low Shoes for the the mere conservative man: — heels. (Bargain Basement—Nuagents )

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspape* COMBiNED FARHA’S Extraordinary Sale Erase Wrinkles in CAPITAL ENTERTANS (=== ” = of Beautiful Linens |? "._ MANY FOREIGN Stoves An opportunity to buy the finest and most artistic Boo 00 oo", Tosa ton linens, at minimum prices, that cannot be duplicated. been made. The result indicates that the | ib eral allowance on your These Special Sale Prices Good Only Until oe cr ts = best tesnaee it - Thursday, October 8th eee ne grag abe ciate old stove. Terms to suit. in spreading over the face a mixture of Tablecloths reads . ‘ now. a ail 72x80 sonyeen - - powdered tarkroot. — spoonful, and lem- | WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.— Wash- e your se er ae ee $59.50 ns juice, One spooniui. in your mirror. ington has been entertaining Amer- aa te pefore your very eves. you can watch the | jca’s debtors this week. First came If you come here to look +2x100 inches, ! $ g 50 €t and cut work. 6 . wrinkles an¢ sagginces literally melt away the French mission. headed by the —in } han 15 minutes’ . eRe - coat gyp t= , ot se former Premier Caillaux, then the t The eensation from this brief +reat- i. afesten. heaé- you y oO * st . RE See LAD eres 9p CSM EO HE St ees a ey Se ih » : 7 © eS ns Say ¢ eo? wy wey « - e ae ne sie 5 eS OPP ee NOR Ae Se Bi % ail ee et isi en Be : Oe me m- ; cho-Slo ebt : ment is most refreshing. The effect ig | Czecho vak deb i wi , d by Dr. Vilem Posisfl. and right a th e * ™ " ~ far better than that produced by the most | ’ llet and cy ~ on the heels of these distinguished $0x108 inches. expert massage 1 aTKTOOt is so harmless ante yes , defra and cut work you could eat it. And the cost per treat- Visitors came the men and women u ment is trifliing—less than three renta ‘ = ent Bed ‘Sheets and cat nether when purchased in the original package delegates to the Interparllamentary © ‘inches, mosaic Sheets at any crug store. Union, which is one of the few or- $39. 30 ganizations coming to this capital which ever Wen the privilege of filet ding its sessions in the Capftol Hie dott 8 eT ded “est os * $ Cet y mt Be : o oe a ee 7 oe. = ~ i ye vee ae" i - oa pe a we se Aaah gt at. 2 RIE we Py? Bos Sat Lie aa gE ote ne yh ices, ” “ Mies > ae - P 7 1 Tiieea Gee eet Ry hans 9 etn A, ea ae oe Bs Lv, # ec ey AEE TT NG: Ragin tsa eee lla aaaibialiliee wit etiam and iets: eies ss Rhoggiy ah ve t " ana) apie 5 ‘ , . ve F : Diagn re ” ay o weet ; EAs m: x = ” - = te ig me a ee P : : hay ¥ : ta’ z at Sheet and , Ww cCcAsec ‘ = fe7 . —" er. Bd cut | The tric Congresswomen whe ~ Sheet and | ss t, . a ~ . : =yT 5 = - interest i OWwcRSEeSs id Cer ; imieres im ‘ . +he “aT ad Rep- Fimest Linen Sheets and . sion of the House of : Pillowcases esentatives have * $45. 00 2x168 inches, hand ‘hem- . iA ing ereet the women m Ee ‘ : . arliaments 5° Sar ‘A. Se 7 aa . ’ _ P , etitched ready-to-use n * . ‘ 7 . : iad a4 yards, Itaiian crash linen. Sheets. Pair a , Ry regen ++)_¥ 2 \ - + 4 4 : 7 —¢ } . fa ‘he interp ‘ar i ra , +m ¥ ——— - = ~~ > ip iiderr and cut work. with . : ie 4 8 +hoe come to Was , = hoc on 7 . 7 +hoarr mtary Union gathering. -—_— = . 5 $57 50 stitched ready-to- inci Italian rash use Sheets. Pair $8. ing Mrs. } hilde Hauschultz and A a! . - *? - imo h } ~~ ’ R | ——— ~~ hers of the idery and cut 23x36 inches, } Mrs. Elna Munch, mém titched ready-to-us se _CHARGE ; - enuties of Denmmarx 7 oer This ware is the best ebtainabie re =o . SPSL - Brumanne | dozen a. * a pkins $69.50 a anes cardiess of price. We invite yeur c 5e-inch roun + “Made: ra em- imspec tion. Re give you natural | ~~ is = $5 9 50) roitderyr $I ; “ris. | Neo a ; : 4 a* : and cut work 7-9 Cover 9 Shampoo "and rn ee ee ) ; 3 3 ioth sis | : : tT} i : i ‘ a 2 wa.8 on @* . 69st. - . ' | a : ~¢ short ats, “ss Farha’ $ ‘Aieieie & Linen Shop auenre cebren | A agg Blue Porcelain Wd = ae visiting lege .arors This 4 sTtiful Heater is Suit om — - n4 als? ei o in hi ver oer pi 34 build 2g arn ai3- Ori iD ae , nn i é 2 : features that make — es entertained imio rith many ' °C f es that m As i luncheon ‘2 = fouse 1 a? =. te ti most ‘ ‘ et ae LE mes Lb ' - : . . known quality. fo — 7 : iii : . . Easy T This Wonde Buck s Gas WOMEN EVERYWHERE, thousands in a ee Mees wel eae ] | *2 “-: RANGE St.| Louis, wear and recommend this scien- Princeton pre . ™ : tific Health Shoe. Smart, correct foot effi- “son is still im Europe but is } ‘s an unusual value for the peice ciency for busy women and the realization a Combination Coa! and Gas four burners, large : deuble Burner, oven $2 to 4 of a NEW JOY IN WALKING. on * the 1 hast social event HEAVY .R ANGE and spacious cooking top Be See a ‘ y “ ~ ; ae ae Sih nthe Sa ae . ai hae ; zs i Rae RR A Bein Bett ina Ph ae fot igh EIS ce Ses Rs .. " wvtaien Y ” 7 4 z oP Stent te 0 sf 1? and Li , . "Ober anc om rm Sogn _ ha | Henderson |at Boun . | in etther all-grar or bi - 75 OSTEO-TARSAL OSTEO-TARSAL Henderson on the| special women’s jerful t Ce Shoes Sctentijically Foot Health Boo let ~ om = 7 wt ee ecios-ts and ne ve $ Fittad On Request inments fe sit ao oni anita OP a a vk eee —_— ts coe! Roles Jp > ——) ee -_.. Good Will! Good will is that “something” derived by an establishment from constant serv- ice to customers. We regard the good will of our store more valuable than the mere capital employed therein. The success of our business was built by building good will. We have on our books today, customers whose grand- people dealt with us. So, at last, we gain by helping you to gain. “The Firm That Friends Built” was assembled , Mrs. Henderson and granddacge**er Miss Beatrice Henderson were the only ladies — — a. —— rresen at the dinner Besides rrr r.errtft...s. | ee ee ee. RS “ormmerre Hoover. a sed [omend [onmed | =f Ne 7% Senators “arrmrad weena.ors Ora A © grou, ' ~ merican ontingent he part - Stivitiee for “*he rmarri age , 4 Ti >. ‘=. ™ncesr ; ee BRer- tha Cantauzene, great- acdaug! Brookline Chemical Coc. Formula Ther stand back of the Restorer to the fu! extent of their reputation. Marmiess as Water The confidence of women in erery city in the United States for 18 rears has been fully justified. Farr's cannet barm oer anney hair or ecalp. Every bottie scid with this gvarantee Brings Back Natural, Original Color Leaves gray or faded halr gicssr, )us- trous, soft, without a trace of gray. , tk an of t} ted Cr 5 ethers No Trouble at Ali to Use . “SS in ti ctr will be Miss Mabe! Because perfectiy clear and clean, net . >. ; a m: Soardman, chairman of the Ameri sticky. and will net rub off mer stain the . . i a ted Crees, and Major Genera ecaip: requires only a few minutes in the ; P 7*orgs Barnett. T. S. WC. rettred ma | ' “hairman ef the Washington chap privecy of your reom,; tts Use cannot be | a. an . " ascot mn chap- A | er of the American Red Cross i R E E detected. e ) re . a . Miss Fpres Hawes. gaucther of i This extraordinarr raige ur shrewd and ererm This Suite ts fir ™a- WF last a lifetime and ix a bargain at... ‘$3.50 Down and $1.00 $880808 9999090000000000000000000000000000008 Seeeere AAO 664 6 46D ABA AAA OID RECS ser neg ee A doen 5 es Be ta eR a rhe S ial AG ~ is >» = ne [esc a. a tee _ . . = >are the ae epend *he winte LOLI A AE ey etn. . os oe ee 4 oe - — ‘as 4 aD RoO°a o) “> uis cto aftend the anny ate te Se a a ee i> Attenti Very Little | | i” €. Representative’ and Mrs. Mar 12 of the latest record Requir es : - j Hawes of St. Lovts,. is a betuse cues: selections wrth purchase Once the hair has returred to its . ’ Jn | if ¢ Muse Virgin Hume in Washing of any Phonograph. tan {fer a week Mie Hares « ! Made of genuine walnut, Queen Anne Crigtmal cecier tf tt e«asitly kept so ; ' , ia ‘ : ho the guest »? Wiss Rat herine * and can be washed er curied with- a ha ) | @ut affecting the celer. | if ee a ee Beautiful Console Phonograph consistitg of Table, your choiee of E / : tor of West Virgini for a few , hina Cabinet, and five straight and one d Seuthern contirgen’t bere ‘t« V ainut a! > - interested fm the ~ac-rage hecanr ee | 7 |S this week of Miss Marr Curtte I it we 3 — | aoe ogee STLOUIS Os t E EZ fan ~ " 7 > 7 ~ — sale price, rl oe wise of Cope HOUSE FURNISHING CO faiher of the | Aan er ot Sweden ‘and his daugh ! 902- - <} - eA hd ~< a - Pra Aa V e er and son-in-law Vere and Wee or Sale at W A THE BROOKLINE CHEMICAL oa | Charles arren of troit. a . F OLFF-WILSON DRUG CO. 7=_3200KimINE came Statins Warren of Detroit ane a Springs for a month's star FOR A REFRESHING, CLEANSING SHAMPOO USE FARR’S SHAMPOO. so- = chetr way te the fgnous resert , » hey stopped in Washingtem for a few dara.

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oh Uae Oe tad = . 7 | ’ ' Pe ee ee ee eee ee og ee on " . oe F oom AE are iA 3 war % SUNDAY, % A . ‘ * —~ I+ 998 e Daily PO ST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening rewspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Bh) ‘ta = A . r — ra n rd ry ps “ - = | States Daughters of 1812 held their | on McPherson avénue Thursday, , ) , » 2 2 cet | ficst board meeting of the year at| Sept. 24. The Regent,. Mrs. bag eS ; the home of Mrs. Ben R. Poster | Continued on Next Page. : ‘ | £ Ss. iM 5 ee , FREIGHT FORWARDING 4 ange 4 WOMEN'S CLUBS Pasa a, FR F } oe ; . 2 =) + pare our prices, ua A. Apr EG E lacob Mange C®, Son & 8 d rtment i | 705 Washington Av., Near Seventh F ‘4 i . ve cepa iS one of Are We eee = a = ore ae Is one of the many services we render to ) | rt Needlework—Complete Baby Sho 7 . . largest and most ; | | Rubroidecy nad + aan aere Sa P| eur many customers. Save money and : ; = The Wednesday Club will begin™® | i. : ¥ by al r 7 get the finest service by using ow : e in the city. We : its fall activities this week. The | The New Crystalline Lamp hades vi thro h waee-% C lif ~ Went Coast : full line of Buck’s d er etre: Peeeting.” With FREE Learn This Interesting Price Range 5 | ugh cars to California, at © : a an alll ‘][| Mrs. Henry 8. Butler, first vice|i@- INSTRUCTIONS Work. We Have All > ieee | Points, Southwest Points, Florida, and 4 president, presidi Will be held — — en aaen “ 7 pai . , e Il- k hownD makes of 1 Sobdey a a a es a * ie Fe 'Hemstitching | Embroidering andj Pleating .| &. CONTROLLING Southeast Coast Points. Our represent- 7 : - ’ : ; LAs, -— t - . 4 ves. * section meetings on Wednesday. | =f} While You Wait sinind “ane tain | Of All Kinds r LANGANs TAYLOR ative will be pleased to eall and eeplain | = 2 | At 1:30 the Social Economy Sec- | ft Buttons Covered | work of All Descriptions, Monogramming 18 STORAGE : . : -V tien; Mrs. P: Helme Morrison ab: _ Scalloping | Buttonholes Tucking , #1! ano MOVING CO. this unusual service. Phone Forest 4300. e chairman, with Mrs. George Bass ~GRURERTERRRERERRERAARRRA : d Oth as leader, will have two CD OR KES R U LEONORI ahi e r of note—Frank J. Bruno of Wash- | pPRRURRRANARRRROEAGO0000000000000000000040000000000044440000504 AUCTION ano STORAGE CO. ington University, will speak on | $ > - = Occ io Sli er “The Home a& the Conservator of | ¢ he W onde t C | $ J BRO EN RA : Social Heritage.” This is Bruno’s| ¢ Tr a $ een Sa feat poptarance balers « . Loaiel® I W ater Color J-BROWN © WAREHOUSING COMPANY : t black velvet Slippers are audiénce since coming to Washing- | $ To Artists: A haven of hoped-for help! ; z OLLMAR ua cvcLio~ SAINT LOoOuIs $ : Smer ac PP ton University from the Minnesota | $ To Art Students: An instant appreciation! $ ; LONARD = MA’ ' ‘ ULC ORCUTT - LLLEONAROD = MAHLON B VALLACE - selling freely and pd pore Seen University. $ To Makers of Evening Gowns: Idcas original for decoration! 3 AMERI CAN our newest— _ otsy- Maurice A. Bigelow, director of | @ With the Wonder W Coler Che > » ~ ttern. A ] so at + Ha \ ‘ the Practical Arts Department, Co- | $ scarfs, ete. “9 may be y alice sr witthe "the a Eyres a $ STORAGE awoMOVING CO. Eiotsy § patie — {| lumbia University, teachers’ col-| 4 a —_ eve — y imported wall paper, giving an exact $ = ‘ ve : . al vo an , P| leather and satin. tain “eign ork, will ag) on “The | $ hand water color, San auad take vegeetncnd ter lnouias adinde — ; | , a ’ omplex Business of a oman as | ‘ ” . Gel @-end ‘silver of. imported a Homemaker.” 3 Join The Wonder Water Color Club $ auiiene F , The D Tt. oe 4 Helen Johnston Hurt (Patent $ \*¥ i. that tomorrow at 7:30 o’clock it} enNnndt Y FF will give the first of its informal | . ‘ NIN evenings for members and _ tneir| . ee é 2 : | friends. Every Monday night in| : Established 1856 Ye ae the Lounge there will be a_ talk, | : music, a reading or some diversion. | ; Mrs. Victoria Powell of London will | speak tomorrow on “The Mirade.”’ | Mrs. Powell, who is a prominent English actress, is being sent by the management to give talks in ad-| e eo e vance of the stupendous production | | of the play which is to be presented | a “ 1n e ro Om ul e s te later in St. Louis. Dinner will be) served at six o'clock. Classes in rhythmic dancing and. , Easy Terms —— | ) gurnamic work ort being crsas- Here are a few examples of what Kennard’s can do for you in high-grade, low-priced Furniture, arf | ized for Monday iday eve-| Buck’ oe ul. , og nings, to begin late in October. All of the Suites are pleasingly designed and well built. Come in and see them before they are all s s * a | Dinners are to be served three | wo alge Rew aig tea. sold because these Suites will move fast. R A N G E ss a day and Friday. 3 } = il | oR ales eRe ye tig wrge geo Agence 3-piece Suite in walnut and gumwood. Dresser, chif- 3-piece Suite in walnut and gumwood. Dresser, chif, ur burners, large |Richard Burton of New York will | forobe and bed, $129.00 forobe and bed, $160.00 f ble burner, oven $ j \ 'speak: His subject will be “Joseph Ss Eepectone cocking | . |Conrad, Interprgter of Souls and 4-piece Suite in walnut and gumwood, with French 3-piece Suite in walnut and gumwood. Dresser, chif- é, i Sere a Seas.’ Dr Burton ig very popuiars + | cose BE rede errypelie. hipeindtbanacaren finish Dresser, vanity, chifforobe and bed, $162.50 forobe and bed, : $150.00 4 |is expected. The dinner and lec- , " oes ‘ture will be in the auditorium. | 3-piece Suite in mahogany and gumwood. Dresser, | | The St. Louis Chapter, Daughters chifforobe and bed, $200.00 om a of the American Revolution, met at . : a ee the Jefferson Memorial Sept. 25. s eg : Mrs. Shélby H. Curlee, regent, pre- ; = fs * ae sided. Oliver T. Remthers made an . P 1 | te i EP as Coats that are the last word address, giving some interesting eas Rete > . Cours in style—fashioned df the sidelights on the character of the, Folding Porch Bed Coil Spring : ; \——— } ’ es leading coatings for Winter men who framed the Constitution. —in gray enamel, 3 feet wide. Can be used as an extra bed Strong resilent, spring finished in gray enamel, in twin or | F eed Celiownd ts db wenmmer Se B/ Several aprons selections were rpn- when unexpected company arrives. A fine value for the full size. oe . superior to Coats ordinarily gatsed by Mrscd. W. Orion af the ae a a > selling at this price. Morning Choral. Among the guests $7.95 : 3 were Miss Hackney of Springfield, a me Fr ,Mo., and Mrs. Riley-Wells of Erie, os os. A social hour was enjoyed in 6 elo Cost : ae ithe tearoom. The State Confer- C B W ence will meet at Boonville, Mo., Cotton Felt Mattress ostumers Oct. 5 to 9. On Oct. 6 a pil- They are substantially made, well finished and are equipped 3 grimage will be made to Arrow A good quality, comfortable Mattress covered in a good ‘th four ample-size brass hooks. e. Rock Tavern, which is now being ade art tickin Twi full siz we P > D tt | gr g. n or full size. 23 ogany avene e a ‘ restored by the State D. A. R., &s- Dark walnut finish..--... ie ‘aiens ak oie $2.00 ; . on it . . ) sisted by -_ appropriation from the Fumed oak finish oeeee ee eee eeaeeeeenaee $2.00 - ~ Sul e * Legislature. - : " Yrs. Curlee has heen appointed ° e Fumed oak finish, heavy. oe eww eaeerenen © 8 $3.50 - . I de if This extraordinary value is the result ~ by Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cooke, a ; , 4 of our shrewd and enormous buying member of the Ways and Means; | | Committee for raising funds for the $2,000,000 auditorium to be ,- =—— : : built in Washington by the Na- 3 * ; tional D. A. R. On Oct. 11 the thirty-fifth anniversary of the D. A. R. will be celebrated at the Pil- grim,Congregational Church, Unics © 4 . boulevard and Enright avenue. ar arming ugs at OW ricées , = yi power. This Suite is finished in ry imitation leather: ma- hogany finish. Wil! last a lifetime and is 0 ™ a bargain at. 4 50 Down and $1 00 Weekly | . > et | P 11 o’clock. : a | r f i ° The Miriam Choral Club. will | sy | | i“ fone for ’ Fur Trimmings resume its mcs weekly meetings | | A é q P ee. § Tuesday Oct. 6, at the house next! ‘ ; “ ° eg : g ‘ . ; and Moufflon Mandell door to Temple Israel. =e meet - Sturdy Oakdale Wiltons Fine Axminsters | DD . a in Misses Manchurian Wolf ing begins promptly at $:45 a. m. : " & ¥ | t ©. An O | The Pioneer Chapter, United Wool Wiltons of fine quality, made by Hardwick & At Special Prices | as , Sizes _——— Magee, the Wilton Specialists, and sold exclusively = ae? ° ADVERTISEMENT | in St. Louis by Kennard’s Pleasing Rugs in allover and Oriental patterns and Set ks terials Colors Preece ves rescercesees ner eme eee seed , | al woven to give long wear. The silky pile gives a ; — | 2 ‘ ; i In these Rugs beauty of design and durability of ; j : 5 Yel on Black : ; luxurious effect that is very pleasing. , FF our —"s ; | wear are combined at an extremely moderate price. ;, % ~ Bolivi panes ‘Lemon Removes '\ . a weet seetnnan Micka These Rugs are being offered at desirable reduc- : = , "Sport Fabrics Sedger Gracklehead i: ~ ee ee ee ee tions to enable our friends to buy a good Rug at a | 96 QS am i will find one suitable for any room in your home. rock-bottom price | Ee —= > ) a : Lines, Wrinkles ; as | : i. a : = - | Riibicidihiitks cteceantippichiwapaly’ se hearer $94. 00 40 2 Gn OED Os | , " : i Squeeze the juice | ' Regular ~ Special - ’ . eS ¥a R S # af ig lemons in a | 46x76. L ina 10.6x13.6 $150.00 pric i Price f 9 a “00m uite sy } ottle containing | 6x9. — 60.00 11.3x12 $134.00 51.50 j . sa Be ‘ad three — whe | 0x18 $134.00 11.3x15 $167.00 $54.50 $44.50 z; zs alnut, Queen Anne design, ” a See will : '¢ your choice of Buffet ° a ee five —— and one Arm-— F- cents, shake well | a ° and you have the | “ very mildest anti- | = wrinkle lotion te svcd ina MOT 200 FALL DRESSES er fine lines ; Pitz ct or tapestry: 5 ie gpm Saas test. | Priced at 2 s Collected From Our Own Stock gi, oem : this ae fragrant | - ‘ AND \ a % : ) i jnto the skin at night. | 00 \ ) Selling at $16.50 — Monday By morning most of the tell- ‘tale | | es wrinkles, tired lines and crows-feet | ° | | are from our | R85 ore smocthed out, giving a more) | Washingt on at Fourth «+ rack 8 and include one vouthful contour to eheeks, chin, —= Styles in eliks, jer | lonable cloths. Dresses ‘throat. It leaves the skin velvety | soft, clear and fresh. _ ? | enough for elmost Beauty experts use this astringent |} And can be worn lo f rged pores, also to , "5 ns bleach cad whiten sallow, tanned | ‘All Motorbuses and Service Cars Going Downtown, as Well as Page, Park, Compton and Hodiamont Cars Stop at Our Doors |]. As . 4 Fall and Winter. skin. ! + ecg e spss 2 Weekty ACKSON’S Mix this harmless lotion yourself | a ae i ee soll - ATCH is the only St. Louis evening since it acts best immediately after | r — ing Ce rg 1 Giving Associated Preés news service. | prepared. = < — nc as 3 sail ° as % ‘

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| aix this barmiess lotion yourse: - lcinee it acts best immediatcly after | prepared. 7-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening Giving Associated Prees news service. ererme etree, tne vay #UST-DISRATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED AUTUMN ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN’s CLUBS | ARE BEGUN | Continecd from Preceding Pade. | Theodore Shelton. presided. The State meeting of the chapter will be held ‘at Boonville, Oct. 6 and 7. Mrs. Howard Bailey, Miss Hallie Baker and Mrs. A. W. Southward ‘will represent the Chapter. . The Satnt Louis Chapter United | Daughters of the Confederacy, will meet at the Fairmount Hotel to- ee ee 7 in nail Haller. Alice Sager, Leota Diesel, ae d eases for the afternoon will be Mrs. Vinita Buscher, Evelyn Cox, Esther) | = i Av C C 13 n f G ire) Edwin B. Scherzer, Mrs. Walter L. | Wilson, Marian Waite, Helen Dris-_ , _- > Prehn. Mre” L. M. Rerneshoffer | coll. Velma Brown, Lorraine) s Ly | . a and Miss Edith Pipkin. The board, Lowry, Reba Hill Anna Frein, Si — was entertained Friday at the. amy Claus, Eva Clayton and Ger- home of Mrs. C. B. Williams. jtrude de Witt EPO I ATSB hat Sie BP an, ? ee-it-ta-dat-daa-as Roaee ea oe aly ages le ee Ae Ae t ssltlen: eeidete ileal alain tse Seta a tri A x0 Soler a gapnn ti ere ~~ ERE AD REC REMNA REE NBLGS Se PPB Es — 7 o 7 ee 1 mae Visit Our Smart Boot Shop for Evening Slippers 90 $Q50 We picture above a dainty buckle step-in with high Spanish heel, but one of a num- ber of styles in the wanted brocaded silver cloth. White Satin Opera Pumps, $8.50. Tinting in any of 48 shades, $1.50. Prompt serv- icé. All-Silk Chiffon Hose, Evening Tints $1.95 Main Floor. é New One-of-a-Kind Evening Creations $25 to *75 Wednesday's Ball and other func- ions of the week will not find un- prepared those who seek their at- tire in our new Apparel Section, where there is such a smart col- lection of the newest things. Apperel S¢ection—Third Floor. i. Ae Ae ER >» * EN BNR ie sa te Pie ee _ J » * ? 2% : ~ 6 . . sachet ine Aleit tease eatin tine li AOL ALLE SAR BES ee ee — ~ EE a ME Ne EO ed K. Stribling is president, will hold paper yeu saw this ad. Monday eniy. 31@c Abserbent Cotton 1 Free an open meeting and reception to 1@r, 12¢ Adhesive Free Free | Patent Medicine—Keiffer new members. The reader for the afternoon will be Miss Frances Deway of the Lemcke Conservatory l@r, fie Petass. Permanganate. N ® 0 G O tae—S 3 Red Wing Insect Powder See Be. Guar —Ayot sae oo 2Se th. Fresh Jumbo Gem Dreps She, 50c Bro-Aspirin Cures Cold. . The Model Shown Comes in Imported of Music of Webster Groves. Mrs. ee The. $1.50 Quinine ie. Silver Brocade, at.... James C. Dawson will render a musical program. Thursday, Oct. &, at 19 a m.. the Parliamentary Law Group of the Monday Club will commence the years work under the leadership he Henna Leaves or Powder. of Mrs. N. P. Zimmer. Mrs. Chas ee & . H. Slater is chairman of the group. 2he¢ Senna Leaves , Bie Liquid Skin Cajiodicn . “Se Pr Persen'« Vitel for Nerves 1@c. 15¢ Baking Soda, English 2@c, 15e¢ Salpher Fiewer a @Sc Pr. Par. ce A, . heat ee i cache reer “a “ . ne é F fa % tee pie 4 q yy ¢ R ; y : - 1 ET AE wp ae ‘s * 3 9 ee dis * > P 2% - 2 igh berth ce gee ee 4 ' 2 ue X F P * S 7 - + we f+ 2 mS oo r “ - : ~ bay 5Oc. $1.00 DeWitt's Aidnes = S@c White Pine Couch, DeWitt's. 2 2K 2k eT Re Re tig ¥ oii : aa * = 4 ge Ia ner g apt teens : ~~ Zhe Allen's Tooth Paste. 1@c Ivery er Lifebucy Seap. 45c Witch Dickinson's oh After-Shave Taleum Poulos: & a Oe te 2 Punts + ee T+ oo am % + ELE LIGAEN Ce AEE IR. Ot ULLAL Rt OR LEN AI, CREE A aA i te . > Ry “gee 0 x * , ry Bw wt 3 : 2 é = x g - A ge se ~~ ' Eek: x es cs Hem ta gare bho hs Seared el lh ada aan fs 1 oe Ee in “etd he : a 4 5 paves © eter! « $1 size, Keiffer’s. Tice Simmons" rye Tea ; $1.75 Rheumatic (Cure. Kriffer's. $1 Genuine Veast Vitamine Tabs.. Zhe Schoenfeld Tea’ or Hinkle Pills Zhe Rat Suap or ISe Annihiiator Special ~~ Price—Keiffer All Items in This Columa Single Price .18¢, 39, 45e, ' Srrup Pepein er Fics. Califernia Geed Night or Early Riser Pill« Casteria, Fietcher's Dr. Parson's or Pape's Cold Cure. . 19¢ 5S@c. $1 Mentholatum 20. 40@c. TRc Tie, $1.50 Vick'’s V.-R.. 26c. Sic. $1.10 | 0c, $1 Danderinc. _. She, 45e, BSc Listerine or Lavoris.. ec, 40, 5@c box 10—ie Red Dot Cigars. Breme Seltz. or Sal Hepatica DOc, 6c. 1@¢ Merrantile or Emmett Cigar, 2 fer $1.00 Thermemeter, Porcelain . Gee £1.16. $1.99 8. S&S. &... BSc, $1.45 The Listerine Tooth Paste 45e, = - We Siedidisiia canines lglglalgiolalelelals ot et ee et et et eke BeBe thn Se Egyptian Lotus ‘ieee $1.50 Compact, New This Deubie. l5e Munsen Comb (Cleaner, T5c size 5@c Face Powder, Relffer..... $1.50, $2.50 Syringe or Bottle..... BSc Ever Feet Caps. cure sere feet. mger will act as arrangements for a party to be given at nting the class eg et ee et oC 2X AI At Ie 77 De i 7 Pra a a " ain SPY tre Sheer, vens é “8 SR ey AM A ig ts Oey Siac ats a ch ae iii $1.25 Gray ‘Nix Hair Restorer 1@c Silk Weed or Shaving Senp. 35 = Ww “In the past rear 'I have gotten too fat and also i with embarrassment. be- cause I have to have all my cioth- as readr-made Can I reduce?” Answer: I suggest that rou ob- Arbolone tablets, which are fA Mrs Edith honibtiidiin willl lightiy most of rears old and with my Tne ai’ pains in asks: relief from sourness, gm of stomach: from inal Sne--ne treuhie the I used to have te get bed 6 or * times a night, uid never die on my back also be subject te chilis, . POM ery ~~ a iuded is the ere old cleaner, seer ow Miss Lida M. and pretectien for all fine finishes meeting will be inciudi Za pen, Was c a suffer t + . .rom an Dr. Lewis Baker h roughout the fall and winter. First ome and then anothér is attacked. Can you offer some help” This being the season | tain ape ine made to erder. a. : 7? > things will not fit. next enter- Come to Daytona Beach where | —s - Answer: de gpa gn argh oat Se a eee encoun SEE Tele MY Re wrt eto 8b Fag eeY OO CN A AAR EE LE alpine un aseats Ce ae aia he ae Lee, from distressing colds bern coughs due to sam vice to all. based on years of ex- perience, is to act quickiy as soon as a “cold” is apparent. To check a cold in tts eariy tho-Laxene Salve. Use @trections promptly and regularly oum If the srstem is For obstinate distressing cough, when thousands are seeking relict | and stub- | ne, my ac- | stage, obtain triple strength Men- | it as per i When this ts dome the cold is gen- erally banished before it gets seri- | run down! take Cadomene tablets as a tonic. | +generaliy very effective in reduc- ing superfivous fat. ~ - = » WwW. E. B. asks: “My hair is fall- ing. have itching scalp and bad 'ecase of dandruff Does Minro!l stain the hairtT’ Auswer: No, Minyol dees not istain. It quickly stops dandruff | falling hair. and itching ‘ecalp. and improves the stremeth and beauty of the hair. > - 2 Answer te Mrs. B.: Cadomene. ‘tablets ané@“Balmwort tablets may MOBERLY, MO Miss MA. Brower, Lock Box 577, writes: “I saw your ‘Answers to Health Ques- tiens’ in the St. Louis Post Dis- patch and a case similar to mine itching skin, rash and biotches, and procured a box of Sulpherb tablets at once Have taken 4 packages and there is a wonderful change. for itching. rash and biotches have diseppeared. Aliso tried Minrol for my hair and scalp as I was an- neored with dandruff, and received spiendid results and am telling my friends, etc.” - » a MILWAUKEE, WIS Mrs. # ii- tain the members of the Mo Charity Club t 4234 Manchester Plans for a rummage sale will completed at this meetin The Louis Tercent ciety will be a luncheon tel Statler. in honor of Mrs. Robert B. Mantell. Oct. 13. On Oct. 16 the first pregram wil] be givén in dence. ~ none Tuesday meetings will be — until the first of June. “Hamle opening meeting of the St ry Lar ge So- the Ho- and Tuesdar, public the Van- éervoort Music Hall. where weekly “Mac- nday »rTrow at her resi- avenue. be Winter is softemed inte «s | mBorthern spring. Enjcy the | worlds finest beach Boating | and fishin on the Halifax and Tom Rivers. Golf, tennis, lawn bowling. rogue and all kinds of outdoor re- creation. Best accommoda- tions. For booklet address: DAYTONA BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE $23 Chamber of C Egyptian ’ Duce and all the new lacquers. SIMONIZ YOUR CAR For sale at all good garage: amd accessory sores LA AT SIN Be alert! Re@ todas: Want aa ar 3X IC It I IK IL Ik I ny ommMmerce effers and sce what is ou the mer- Building, Dartona, Florida ket. FLORIDA. * 8 * # S a @ § on 8 . » —s & * b * a a g * J ’ ‘% Pee tou Roeber. 1156 Third St.. writes: “First ef all I want te thank you _for the wonderful results I got from taking Cadomene tabiets. I was Yery nervous, run-dewn and weak, could hardly do my heuse- wok A friend recommended Cademene andiJ am now taking my third bex, and I must say am.feeling fust fine. have gain beth” and “The Tempest” will be studied under the respective lead- ership of Mies Jennie M. A. Jones of Soldan High: Miss Grace Holmes of Pincipia. ané Mrs. Donald MacDonald of Lindel] Hall Among those who wil! lecture be- fore the society during the year are Rev. Albert Muensch. S J. Rev. Robert Hal! Atchison. Rabbi Sam- vel Thurman, Rev. Ivan Lee Hol and Dr. ‘ Lewis Baker. Medical Director ; 5 . idbadimiciiees an oo as soma sonny The Blackburn Preducts Ce, 313 trict MF OW o pag ys rt College Bidg Ohio mae ene is just wemderr Bradburr: music. Mrs C ‘Spencer rustwertay Meredith: literature. Mrs. F.C Harringtor legisiation. Mrs. John recommer@ing tz and colds. i am ool medicines te millions of people end it to ail my Priende. etc.” S. Thurman: Americantzation. Mrs. E. C. Steriine: applied education. C2ueing pimples and bells. take SulpherdD tadlets as a laxative ‘“"TOeSE the medium of the news- ” . . blood medicine. To tocrease weigh wegen mse menace en ee (TLE CREEK. PA a tT try Hrpe-Nuclane tablets as a nu- |" ‘"ellevmg the ailments and = a pre —_ Miss Rose Hesee: public welfare [ he @ tickiinge cenention tm my . tiger Sane Mrs. W. W. Spear. Mrs J. Lerden White is the representative for the Wemen's Chamber of Comm*rce. tritiemal tomic. They may be taken ™!™°T infirmities ef the public foe Reena a: at Gaane time ,more than any single ind!ividua) in ~ ome bottle of Men- ‘Mrs. AGeline Palmier Wagoner is — : — presigent: Mrs John H. Gundlach. t 7" + . . Se ae | the world’s history, and b? an in- ae ony tne wo used the triple expensive method. The medicines **Tength Menthe-Laxrene Salve and MH. A. aske “I have biadder and mentioned br him are pure and oan say it ts the and Kidney trouble, with a Durning. ttee from heihtnerendinn dru crar des: 5 Save es. coids, catarrh ove stinging sSemsation. My night's rest ! Ther represent the combined wis- is Mrs. W. H Williams anc Mrs ‘te @isturded. and often have ul! gom and erperience of physician Robert H Atchison, vice-presi- aches and stiffness of muscies and ani chemist. Progressive d@rug- dents: Mrs. 5S. C. Owens recording joints. Can this cenditie: be gtsts can supply them By reading , Secretary: Mrs. Charlies H. Hoyle Eeipea™ ‘bis amewers to others > Othon!¢ PS meg secretary. ‘rs _mester (ok. treasurer: Mre A Matting!y. and@itor: Mrs T ¢c a. ferty. partllamentartan: itmes Vie tor J. Miller. A. G. Rernoids Va} Answer is some. | 4 & case similar to ; times @ue te constipation in which A copr ef Dr Vogel, E T. Card. Robert B Ly oe ard and Tela Garvin. at rectors ase take Suipherd tablets as a STS" Sook. “Health am@ Beauty Mewel and kidney regulater. 1: @! D+ mailed to aktyone sending, @uete functional inactivity of the “™ CO™™ (oot) ) s, Kidneys, take Balmwort tablets ag -*"O8*8™¢s have written him ex- IXPORMATION: If Your regular & @leretic-tomic and neetralizing PT*O** Smer to ae folowing: ¢ruggist does not supely thé medi- The Bar View FP Reading Club win meet at the home of Mrs W s Campbell, Oak Cree Circle P¥ive Nermandy, tomorrow. Member and dandry ft d it surely rks ougn & be all through worders. My friends, too “hee my body be belped™ (used it with good results I am, pain is| very sincerelr.” . - . _ unbearable. I advise tablets for elirrimating be taken at the same time when conditions warrant. MEDITERRANEAN = = Se “t=>" ADRIATIC sere ae 7—Feb. 25 nme rapa on * - _ Mr. J. R. asks. “TI am vears old and am Yrery nervous. Suffer @ great dea] with pain in head and back of neck. Have no ambition aaé@ @m alwars tired and depres- sed. Am péaie. thim and don't sleep ¥ell” Ahswe: il suggest that Cade- mente tablets be taken to aid im-} prevement of the qualitr and quan- thir of the blood and thus restore the rormal functioning of the bod, ergens and nervous system ai i we that seems to Can I Where the Answer acute and five grain Su-thoil guick help. Te ald in cause and toward complete re- recommend Cardiol tab- effective treatment CLEVELAND. OHIO Mrs J Leaca. 1714 W. 28th St. writes “My busband was suffering for a long time with lame back. iegs and «arms. such as muscular rheumatism I cut out your plece the covery. I ‘lefts as a most R. J. D. aske- “I am 21 and ur- Ger weight for my age and height. | Am troubled with costivenes ° eis aré@ rid the blioeg of the toxins — -7> > . vVQVKte———=. Of F dd rar aon ————— A PINE ree - ow LANCASTER. PA Mra. 540° FE. Marton St. ‘go I started Fae the tablets I i eebemed i85“% pounds I teck 4 naieninen and my weitght re@uced to 18% pounds I bighiy recom- mend ame te all stout people.” This cendition : Aico tte AINA hae NE NNN ali Ais ele Rp OC a: gli ag mails amb ingen tty» | follew! naz St. Leuis Seenetens ervertcome soapel bladder irrttation. ao 0 W olff- W lisen, Teas ‘ y= IXWOOP PARK. LONG IsLaxD Delp 4iree Steres, Johnsen Broth- Ageeer te Mra ER: Ts ' ; ers and all good everr- en eR he paime XN. OY Denicl M Wert 98 Mapie where ee Bes Ss Set ues Pe | ee tie: A Fe > = ee ae om

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= S ™ i ; $ ‘ “as mh a4. aa = yi Ss Lae % s “Bed : er Pee - - * ee ree ae RPE ROR TT a ¢ 7 SUNDAY, | ae P: : . ag | , . OCTOBER "1005, The Daily POST-DISPATCE ti ) e Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY. Circulation than BOTH oth VED © - | oa #4 eae. ° 57,090 | Ae 3 .Uculation than iM other evening newspapers COMBINED eee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 17 : i sans | AUTUMN ACTIVIT : ; : and Resorts my . ee — A or wey “ TES al bo Senge eg rs next meeting will [be arranged ie brie : i oe . 6872 Julian avenue. Mrs. | meeting at the Marquette Hotel., | who owns the American Restaurant | drinking glass. Rigas told police, sping ght ME ’S CLU fades te ' uerade Dall Will be given by e|G artin and Mre. W. J. Mc- | tomorrow. Zz 7 led SO ¢ sf . Parisian | ARE BEGUN) The Good-Fellowship Club will le lub Oct. 23. Burney were hostesses. “ 607 Walnut street, and Virgil| who were called, that he wee tan t Parlor. | ~ hold its regular evening meeting | The first-regular meeting of the The Past Matrons and Patrons! Much Ado Over Breaking Glass. beeengry bs piger ne: in th® restaurant, / subdue Dittman sont pathy sooty Low, , au y Continued from Preceding Page. E riday at W estminster Fiail, 3806) Matthew Fontaine Maury Chapter! Club of\ St. Louis: and | St. Louis Jacob Dittman, 69 years old, of liaaes w fo tell hint haonaeee' tee eee’ the giass. The tft fire $4 Ry, orterp a w st et . thine A n-' be provided CHE $e PA A : , ; ; ne tor the ent & | a ? EAE BAET ER PES SOOSIAE FETED INI BDI TEE VY TB SP EERE NIE Vk CIR RES EO aa REPAIRER RAKE is aa gp nama ee of ager cp | ae Saas ork r Oy whine RE reat gaat Gs Me ea Ber oegte REARS ) ARENA FREES AEA MED om with every curl. The St. Louis Club of the Illinois , fs Os HAPEL ATA Cy Beats tN ARN Oe eetate ra ae ea TEA! BOSS ch ee SOS DFP eR: pha) ae . 7 Su 4 ’ Manicuring, 5Oc, Woman's College Alumnae will , * ; . ~ . . * * eats f° 2 fos .** re eee i ad ree a ** be so Se She .28 5? © «« “4° O96 TREO PITY ME *, **. Oo eg? BO olts. PETROS res - RUE, tT BRAEMAR BLOB ROT tp ERA ARIS PIA Ce MLE ONLI —— t Chiropodist. celebrate Founders’ Gay with a | tors in attendance. luncheon at the Town Club, Oct. 9° 8 Bhs’. P 0. Réservations will be made; ae : arlor 3 og | me | with Mrs. W. A.'Gore, president of , kg; ” Pes h and Facust Sts. | the local ¢lub, at 210 Oakwood ave-: & bt sot Seem Webster Groves, Bip e S ' The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the The St. Louis hag been quick to accept the advantages of this new hicitaline ———— TRA K 'osophical Society will meet for'| , et a ee ia study at 2:30 o’clock Thursday aft- ernoon at the Academy of Science | F : b ; | Building, 3817 Olive street. Those | FBR store. We have already received very many compliments on our cour- ee ae aS teous service, prompt deliveries and economical prices. This enthusiastic nirutaday Gk the home ot Stee #1 , ) response to our offerings is St. Louis’ tribute to the reputation that Sil- : verstone has created and maintained in this city for the past 20 years. SS oe OFFERING OF EXCLUSIVE SILVERSTONE VALUES |The subject will be England; Ox-|§ a be ee a |Campbell. _ The Earnest. Endeavor Club, an | Fag: 47} ‘ has |organization for the study of par- fs x ARE . ‘liamentary law, under the leader- | 8 4 : = S; ie : susane ‘ship of Mrs. Fred Armstrong, will | Ee: 1 | han oe cee lX meet in Vandervoort’s Auditorium | b: 3a: e+ i | Say | 3 . 8 ee tomorrow at 1:30 o’clock. Mrs. J. S. ee & EES KN ON CORRE RA Oh TERRE RD Gs | oo : have their regular Saturday night ible at the Ge f' dance, Oct. 10, in the recital hall on the first floor of the Odeon fe = _ Building. Those interested are in- ) J Ss 'vited. i | | y | &*- pee) «(One of the first works to be start- | ‘ed for the winter by the Board of 'f ia ae Permasese Cochetontions i the Sout 11 sf } Exquisite 3-Piece Suite— $ 50 | | 9-Piece Combination Walnut $ jou . Greeley Memorial Center, 2514 * * A $275 .00 Value —2 Se ei Suite—$245 Value .... O1e ree: 1. ¥\ q - o : ; + ¥%, \ @ ~ 4 . 4 \ A seers ll _ "ite ‘ oo, * +3 wf - e/ ~2Z 2 a : eer .. 4 S eat : Willson is the president. ‘ : NS Spage nt, WV i@s tome? FOue ey Oe |, ; 4, ay Pe says fi d Lous: - 6 guys % * Wp ae A ee Cy bees ve , ‘ 4 ays nN t. a. RR | The St. Louis Outing Club will} 6: : TF ee ch OR eee Qh ig Ey ey F OORS Pe : . 4 * 3 ihhy y , ; . : ‘ 2 yr i ‘ ’ @ . uy ‘ pt sd “i ‘ : , i ‘y AY. 4 Spe ny ES lps ‘314-7 + eee . . be ° . ; A inte > P et ~ | ¥e . *€ Blair avenue, which began Thurs- | Pigaay:: Attractively upholstered with hi toTlea E , gh-grade Jacquard velour. The Comprises co : annapolis ’ pp nwe Los; Secouay cn Guneodag onternnsek frame is solidly’ built, beautifully finished. Reversible spring-fill- Sette Budleh, ans chine elpnat man aumamsie ane tewenee aia . _ Wednesday morning, Oct. 7, Miss ‘ $2. 50 W . — and backs. Seats tapestry covered. Back panels of chairs gold or gray lined. . Geraldine Lermit, director of the : ) y $2.50 Weekly . : Vecupational School of Therapy, | B, “t 3 | : ways it reflects the will |lecture before the institutions oy ae 4 CPO RAB/ORTOH DOTA it BY GW ARMA AY d atmosphere of . ‘ fi ‘Un , department of the Board of Religi- . ; ? ¥ rr. ous Organizations, at 10 o'clock, on the Lincoln is favored f ‘Restoring the Handicapped.’ On | _ . . the’same morning, at 10:30, the so- : | | et ; eople above all other “ cial legislation division will con- 7% : s ie i “4 Maly ) >tels ; a sider ‘An Educational Law for Mis- | P:Seseee: | 7 : i i} it In’s ! NACH BAD | | he Ss ek | | 1) WRAL . ow te * . ‘: The women of the Baptist Unit | Spo | | | = : ‘ coln’s 400 outside Z. of the board, of whom Mrs. F. | 5 St == ro i H = alge Bis Hi att ye : gt Baier is chairman, will give a de- we eZ Sern Les | AI Ni Mi rt ss of price, has tub or | ~ | WA q 7 nominational rally tea, Thursday as | M , ) lf ST HAMA ! ion a MUU) 7 : " Ba afternoon, Oct. 8, at 2 o'clock, at —omime:-= Ay oN See a | wothcouns ; culating ice water, Ag | | ILS SOUR (IR the Third Baptist Church, Grand | BeARr. 3 Nw] ee : | 7 7 chair, reading.lamp, and Washington boulevards. An- | a: x | Sete eed, Vos 3 | | a. ' . ee | ~ 4 ar Terese reny, $0) the aS A $265 Value—3-Piece Huguenot V. / & This Bedroom Rocker ment you thew a few|tary; Mra F. Reeves; Treasurer, | and broiler. White bt ay on og ~ pce A rut. We can do }3a0™ | weeeee js of gumwood, walnut re for Reservations E Diapepsin’”? tablets your | Mrs. R. T. Krohr; chairman of the | enamel door fronts and environment and bevel: tae change his ‘ rn aaa , : —— x finish in Queen Anne steels fine. Correct your| milk station, Mrs. H. Almon. Here- | removable drip pen. ~ ° a “ menornsce. | eas “ae te a fey cents, Pleasant! after, the regular meeting will be. oe 4 ; : How aboat the housewife with her daily 3 Be _ | or iudcor cesign. $9.50 $8 SG SF RIG IS SSI An r a the fourth Wednesday of] tad - Specially priced at Sil- monotonous duties? Will she not cet into Pease | | value. Ex ceptionally (hi Gat @ar(a\a'( ata! & *. rug ‘store. held on ° wit : ee : a rut? Buy her a new Edison Phonograph Regs , . ’ gees en eae ; rr . — og | ' verstone s. and its real muste will change the | good value at Silver- + RR $1.00 Weekly complexion of her a ag . = e es It . , ae. | - ADVERTISEMENT wl gumemn Wena As Ww Ag stone’s. (0 EF URO ; | | ' ) , . = _— = _- |= M4 / \ a . ‘ . a | —_——— — sa Tand LABBY a oe il oaeal ov ee ‘ey | a2. Italian Lioya (Sabouda), 812 £.¢ ; > > i“ a | Uz fiase rs “4 & ; . CONTR’ VERiE Da. 10 — | ap anu . Chifforobes CONTR ROGEO..”Oet- 8) ———= J Chews & a: cS ees St PM Rh. 9 Fite: . CONTE BRANC'O.Dec. 9 Jan. 23 - Italian Line (N. G. L.), 5a *, ge 8 Eee. eae Wee: 4 ek e ri € orway. ' ‘ , f LM Oct. ’ : ROMTNTNGHOLM. Ont.24 Dee Bt 7S ardor d as he Ong td : : | j writes : ’ . “s - Brown,. enam finish thanks to Silph Gum, I have lost 20 mt iF A fresnes and ares onne cov- This beautiful Priscilla Distinctively patterned, of fat and 10 years in looks. ) : ered mattress pad with Sewing cabinet in gum- richly colored Rugs—seam- '. : , deep valance. It opens into wood. walnut finish, large less. Regular $59 valué, a full size bed easily and size, is very handy for the $1.50 Weekly . ; quickly. housewife. You will want aw a Sveryets who has tried Silph admits that it | aa , $35.00 one of these at Silver- Special 27x34 inch art : ; L lo: is the easiest and safest way to regain slender- Value. $22. 50 . stone's. $4 95 Brussql “So. value. - $ ) ; } ‘ i ; of ness and do it in a way which os it a : 7 95 $1.50 Weekly ° j : per re to reduce—Just think that has to do to : ° White Star te Sar foe : er” tke of rolls of # chew two or ge oe Sahighttul chew! (Majestic Hotel Bidg.), #t. " ae m— (Gumwood) be: tips wit "3 4 | three proces me ®..-2, construction fea- ee Desianed wl ~ : : , pleasant + bye one ed ma amilton ; pis rs earee re Oct. 10 Dee. 37. 2 pou leds e soak. aaa that Bilpb ig agreeable, refreshing and : tures these Rockers. Up- i | > y; > average site bome «an BI %j MERIC ...... : 7 Riera of Brooklyn, ote lost over forty with holstery is durable, blue | with the polished, nickeled x 4 ols ore Oct. 24 own) and $. owing Gum better Shee candies— oes fey: , Spanish, loagher 1 oe | top! Open front. : 4 ta Cobh (Queenstown x saab or stomach trouble—for excess weig at xceptiona RIATIC Oct. 10 7 Bunce Amous to sates of it in every store—THE DE- ne $18.50 value. + $1.00 Weekly D PRIC Was 17 $Nov. 7 1¢: . ay WHELMING— thet Silph wi not harm you be ‘Rae oes Get. 24 Nov. 9h, — qruss or chermonle—It le ade ee +“ juice ext { ses PE Bot jan. 2 # Bh Rs70 for the stomach «4Via Boston. 1 BSYLPH-LI Bi SOD RES rehs aN ae , | : , i 7 te Reread Cec Crean tes Wor to (A USE OUR Furniture—Rugs—Stoves—Edison Phonographs _ © USE OUR Zz pBbi eH) 3 ps he oe: re b ‘ ok AAR tne oe bd as a, ARS > 7 eh Te oT HITRINGI A Phe $1 itenetl at 3 Bes WG RP A te) oa Be Dominion, a ‘a od Eo rt mall you prepa a. two f . vn ay apy pe a ‘ GNIFIED Coe ie Ee DIGNIFIED - 1114 OLIVE STREET . contae PLAN . a ere CREDIT PLAN “Heart of Furniture Row” aeerrmrnn ore at . CREE EPR EAE RATE IY a aS @ DIRALA CItOPRAS/ SPS HORNET AEE BUG AMAA OBR IR THORS VIVA 'P [aoe : | eh t n nuine .reduc- only Bt. Loule evening ig THI E ONLY O E WE RSONALLY : a =& TO BE SAFE AND HARMLESS. ac hh its RIES ARE SRLS ARS OURO Sse nNOS REE ORS RAE ‘ ‘ *"s dost | 2 eat) he eet o--— - é*% . 5 * > h - . : * : a o i wr ™ Vert ay

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*. ; . aes cA , SREB BUG AOR OORT | UREN 9 FELT cote Woy os eH REAR eA IS | ; ; stes.? @ °.% .. La —_-. SIRS ES A ; OSDIR ATA LOS PSA . : 13 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , '_STOUT AND EXTRA OR AARRSIN URGES Ese == MANY CIVIC CENTERS ‘Beauty Contented You are always confi- a dent that your beauty Sees Solution of City Problems | in De-Centrali~ The Daily POST-DISPATCH aldne has MORE'CITY C irculation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | ocrénen ye , : Me VEILED PROPHET NIGHT ‘DISCOUNT SALE aire on Son Material ial y BAGS, TOILET CASES DINNER DANCE @ Sewing Baskets and Leather Novelties Stefeco Luggage Shop 18th S¢é. Garage . 1731 Chestnut St. REGULAR SLENDERIZING APPARELT SIZES SIZES 3°56 WOIMIEN 3646 Lane Bryant—Originator and for 24 years world’s premier exponent of Stout and Regular Size Apparel ryant Sixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis Youthtul Dresses The V ae Latest Fall Styles “45 A Special Price Monday on Our Second Floor Buy for Christmas Now its highest possibilities after using Gouraud's Oriental Cream. White Flesh-Rachel. 10 has been developed to ization. : Send 10c for Trial Size HOTEL MARQUETT Washington at Eighteenth we ee ee _ SL US as 1 A PURE A RR TE VY OR thee, Be ede ae” a hy m v3 =» = “ iv J ioe = > y -. , ys ~ Ss - re - mS anid aan ey od eg. opr ~ - 1) A AORN Re te a any A. a ate gym ie ta a eee Se a Re a oe ohm: - This Heavy Aluminum Pancake Griddle ‘Use Vivaudou Mavis Talcum Powder and » you will understand _ why it is the favorite of so many millions of America’s best groomed and most critical women. Daytime and Evening Dress- es, radiant with the gayer, more youthful notes of Fall —models which aptly illus- trate the slenderizing fea- tures of the current mode. IRE NNN me I TR NC ANNES INT ~ oars Y “ “ ree + ee, EPO tie 2 cyt + WEE BA ge ty Lar geen *t i oe ee . eee Ee se aE |e Sa 4 ow tr ~~" one ae. . ola ae - nn & fe “~~ x ~ e- ++: wy Bent ¢ i SS “st 25 44% & tia ® * | The Newest Styles in. oats and | I ! | Broadcloth, Fox Collar and birds in the morning: THis is not autoplan dream; it is a possibility for all who care to have what is best for them. It is the messago of this happy day, the vision evoked by this olden feast of tab- . ernacles, that began to be cele- ' , brated in the daydawn of human . pk when bought sith Pillsbury'’s Earth, when they were free from the diseased growth of cities that Made by the millers of Pillsbury'’s Best Flour ‘ a Ryo? confuse this aluminum griddle with ordi- over one’s home, to hear the song- Winter Models at a special price. Youthful Styles in Large and Regular Head Sizes ee * re ee te - —— — name aati Sal en — a ° - »— Velvet and Satin Velvets Brocades Veloures Satins Satin and Metallic Colors are: Black Purple ‘ . -——_* . - Sand Wood and Royal “ 7 a ae ep, a ° AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH CONVENTION OCT. 19-22 Fifty-Fourth Annual Meeting of nary cheap griddles. It’s as different as Pillsbury’s Pancake Flour is different from ordinary pancake flours! It’s much larger—11% inches across. Made of heavy,-pure aluminum; weighs nearly two pounds; has an anchored heat-proof handle. . ae oe i Be h See Our Hotel Statler. ei Window The fifty-fourth annual meet- Display ing of the American Public Health -Association Will be held at Hotel Statler, Oct. 19-22. This associa- tion is the professional society of And what a bargain it is at only $1.69! Just about half the usual price fora griddle ot this quality! First buy one large or three small packages of Pillsbury's SS a | Pancake Flour which entitles you to buy a griddle = ~ ees ee e— PLEASANT grams the various elements, per- sonnel, and subjects that go to make up the public health struc- lure. With a view to correlating these elements, it has this year SS Airir>“vrrmmmr Ne arranged for a greater nuenher of ag a joint sessions and general sessions ; x Sie than is customary. The nine sections of the asso- clation—public health administra- tion, laboratory, ‘sanitary engineer. ing, food and drugs, vital statis. tics, industrial hygiene, child hy- giene, health education and pub- licity, and public health nursing— will have their own programs, con- sisting of one or more sessions. In addition, in a number of in- stafices, two and sometimes four sections will combine to discuss in a joint meeting some outstanding development of interest to the va- rious groups. One subject to be discussed from four angles is the epidemiology of respiratory dis-} eases; another is oyster pollution. | There will be also five general ses. sions participated in by the entire association. In the 27 meetings, more than 125 papers and reports are scheduled. These figures do . ed. Rich lour + pr nl \ , ia\ | Mother! Give Constipated Child “California Fig Syrup”. if your little one ts out-of-sorts, won't play, deems sick, languid, not tend sa the bowels! A tea- of delicious ‘‘ California Fig *? given anytime sweetens the soon moves the sour fer- mentations, gases, poisons and indi- gestible matter right out of the bow- els, and you have a well, playful child again. Millions of mothers depend upon this gentle, harmless laxative. It never cramps or overacts. Say ‘‘Cal- ifornia’’ to yous druggist and avoid counterfeits. Insist upon genuine **California Fig Syrup,’’ which has directions for babies and children of all ages plainly printed on bottle. The POST.DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. not include luncheon and dinner sessions devoted to particular topics, nor a special session on mental hygiene sponsored by the National Committee on Mental Hy- giene. | More than a thousand delePates are expected to attend fram all parts of the United States and also |from Canada, Cuba, Mexico and ‘South America. Noted Irish Jurist Is Dead. DUBLIN, Oct. 3.-—-Rt. Hon. Ste- ‘phen Ronan, who until the forma- _ One Pillsbury’s Pancake Flour—that accounts for the un- matched flavor of these superior cakes. And so easy to use! Just add water or milk and bake. Only six minutes from package to table! ~ PILLSBURY FLOUR MILLS COMPANY Planters Bldg., 408 Pine St., St Louis, Mo. , . .- = a of the fainily tie — — a a i a oe — a . = oft % a : oe Se 2 SI, a > tty ; po oy +4 e tte a Re i i ; ™ bs / " he . Pe i et an wt « ec TBARS tg = 2 -

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‘ - A fis r : wy 2 > oe & ‘ - ad : J a2 us veer i. Z z Sa . ig Be erg ' ae : 5 1: eer aie. Pal Toon tages ‘ . P ~ ~ . 2 - a s — oa 4 te : : ; ; Le x ~ oy ee a Feu sie ee is, Sie oe ;* . %. : A q “The Daily octésee T1998, a === : 9DC—-9C—-9C*9C—-57 * MPM... — We > THE mssounus | A A A PA POUR Sto FOUGHT INDIANS - \S General Taylor Said They “Fled to the Baggage” in . Seminole War but Inquiry Showed Gallantry. POST-DISEA TCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED p= C-2 OPEN UNTIL S&S P. M. A Deposit Hoids salt Holds Any COATS DRESSES Latest, Newest SAMPLE UYING ENOW Fight-burner combination. black fintsh, nickel trimmed Superior Hange. Four «as burners, fotdr coal buruers«, twe-~tn-dne 18-inch bak o oven. Remade; the regular new price is $116.60. Only.... Gray enamel, four coal burn- ers, feur gas burners, high oven and breiler Superior Combination Hange. Only used one month. 860.00 leas than the regu- $135.00 lar price Gray or blue enamel Quick Meal high oven and brotier Gas Range, firefly lighter, 18-inch baker and bretier. Price guaranteed. af BFlevated Gas Hange, four burners, 14-tuch oven and = - a ‘broiler; apartment size. A seee a@ood baker, or ee money back. .... ROPHET NIGHT ASSES OUR DOOR R DANCE M.—$2.00 Per Ooyer ys . ¢ ° fed nt t +> - +s : Pome je . 2a" 2 - e i ir i> Trim, - | stead of mounted. P | Seminoles Were Defeated. The Missouri regiment was at- | tached to parts of the First, Fourth and Sixth regiments of regulars un- der Gen. Zachary Taylor. With these regulars, they advanced on Lake Okeechobee, where the Semi- noles had massed under four of their best leaders. The Seminoles ‘were met Dec. 25, 1837, and de- feated. The Americans suffered casualties of 138 men, most of whom were Missourians. Cen. Gentry was fatally wounded in this ‘battle. He was buried at Jefferson Rarracks, St. Louis, with two more Missouri officers. The Missouri Volunteers were returned to their homes early in 1838, as there was. no further need for them after ‘the battle of Okeechobee. 47 years, it seemed cruel that so|ment but, best of all, it is often | 8 many women had to be kept con- months before another dose is nec) ith Dresses ie dake Dinettes Ail t datenad styles stantly “stirred up’’ and half sick | essary. Besides, it is absolutely | | such as Canton Crepe, Flat Crepe, Satins, by taking cathartie pills, tablets, | harmless and so pleasant that even a} - and Poiret Twills, etc. me mew youthful trimming touches such as front and gare skirts, godets——just everything new in style =e me price is exceptionally low. Many other styles 4a at $19.85. lish Shoes for Stout Women iJ i th . UMMER has left its marks—tan skin, locks un- S ruly, and finger tips neglected. It is time to re- fresh your personal charm where skilled attend- ants’ serve you. The reputation of our parlors for reliable work, the modern equipment, and the trained operators who await you make a visit a real pleasure. ———— Water Wave, $1.00 Upward Manicuring, 50c Marcels, $1.25 Gen Taylor, in his report to the Oil Shampoo, $2.00 ' War Department, criticised the ac- tion of the Missourians, saying they jf P “fled to the baggage’ when the f ‘ Permanent Waving Special Indians were encountered. The Missouri Législature investigated the report and found that the Mis- } During the week of Veiled Prophet a spe- 'sourians had fought gallantly, even ff cial feature is offered in Permanent Waving. For. though they were ordered to.ad- all Permanents given on October 5 to 10, inclusive, vance through a swamp in which the charge will be $75, including oil treatment and shampoo. This special price applies only during this one week. (Beauty Parlor—Thiré Fioor.) ——— ae ee Se ee Sikes to 11 how long, or Widths to we can fit ly—com- they waded knee-deep in mud. The Legislature_ requested both Presi- dent Van Buren and the War De- partment to make an investiga- tion of the renort of Gen. Taylor, , ut the magtter' was tabled. ~ of Shoes, Ox. , enables you to ™ any particular -e -~- and save salts, calome! and nasty oils. 'eross, feverish, bilious, sick child | was the cause of nearly all head-| Buy a large 60-cent bottle at any | gestion and stomach misery, he did | for yourself. | two was necessary. In Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin he | SYRUP . | lates the bowels. A single dose will | establish natural, healthy bowel | motément for weéks at a time, even | Pp ii for those chronically constipated | | ‘HEAT OR TOOLS Mr. Victor Guernier of 2323 ged semi-liquid rubber repair for tires, | tubes, hot-water bags, raincoats, without tools it makes a perfect | orm" | air-tight repair that will outlast | wants agents everywhere—-we suxc- Pag gest you write him for particulars. : While he knew that constipation | gledly takes it. aches, biliousness, sallow skin, indi- | store that sells medicine and just see | not believe that a sickening | D ° ! as che ‘‘nhysic’’ every day or) purge’’ or ‘‘ physic ver} y | ze aldwell’s . discovered a laxative which regu- | Pe saiepanenataaineaeed _VULCANIZES WITHOUT fram 8t., Chieago, has invented a'| rubber boots, ete. Applied cold! oN ND | s GRA sunied| article iteelf. Selle for $1.00. He 01 re . ‘ Hodiamont ®, . Sus Built-in Arches from Greece imported

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ki ae IT Mi act Aa ace a A A Ua i ee ca PART FIVE. “== Solntroduce to. 5000 Additional Customers the Economies of Welch«Co's Trainload Lot aan Purchasing¢- and the @inforts and Protection of Welché Cos ~ IMPROVED SERVICE & ime s| Worth-While Savings in Every Department; Starts Monday at 8:30 $22 Cotton Felt Mattrees $13.50 SS Link Fabric Springs $5.85 ? : SS . : M j ce " $10 Coll ORE than two and a half years-ago Welch & Company’s determined drive for into effect. And now to spread further ‘tite splendid results of this new Policy net, epmapnines -— fies erp greater volume by buying in trainload lots, selling at an exceedingly low | Inauguration, to at least sooo additional customers and to add even greater volume | ‘P8cious drawers. See this $25 SA en margin of profit, resulted in the greatest volurme of business this store has to our eg ete? institution, this new Policy Triumph Sale will open Monday aeadiae $17.95 ) Da Coll f everenjoyed. Immrediately thereafter Welch & Company's new Policy Inaugyration, morning at 8:30. “Volume! Volume! Volume!” is the . We want every thrifty- + Bc hae | $1545 giving our customers every guarantee and protection of improved service was put St. Louts housewife to have an account with Welch-& ompany. Come early. eer me « ‘—_ ans - : ~ | ; a AC PiSaatent bd aan e ’ ’ oo ~~F i ae —— \ im the . =r. Pe - re WE Oy oy _ a e : ° . ? cially priced at — bP 2 _ . ” 193 . Devenport fabies os $24.50. | Not veneered but solid. Latest Huguenot finish—and includes bed, oe gt eee 135 Tudor, Gen. Comb. i Wen an. the resins @ si &* — “4 |} Gresser. chifforobe and chair. Walnut, &-Piece Suite Dining- ee @etermine future o¢ » _ ' . Ne 2— = “J : rita ats p Rail 3-Pc. Suite $20 Golden Oak Dressers | 4-Pc. $150 Walnut Suite $127:45 sak seme frome. Goo. ge eae chairs, uphosered is” Mgt | French walnce tne pwads |): -oux 0% id: Oi ths Ritalin icra, . tutainn Similar in style to the 9c Includes bed. dresser. chifforobe and chair. as {- == tone; 60-inch ‘ $27.95 genuine a “” fe $98 rated with gold veim = - whevher a railroad an am tl nh gate aro t a . ae gn po $] 68 tlustration below $42.50 lustrated below as shown below .. | . peas os rel of splendid workmanship. Specia!......,.... he weer —— | $26 Oak Dressers | 5-Pe. French WwW Inut Suite 244 ODD CHINA CLOSETS Wa Inut Dining- mie e independent bus \ ‘ne J 7 Ee cet ~ t dresser. chiffd¥ob uty 4 Tr and Ori { : . 5 times or whether $175 Jacquard 3-piece $185 Carved Base, 3- pene $21.95 $16.75 | vanity bene ap cst oo el a a . buffet. china closet and oe ee Overstuffed Suite Piece J Suit . ‘ O70, Bow............... e ux chairs; solid oak interiors: center drawer- Be controlied Made in a variety of shade«. acquard © pr wed genuine wainut burl overtay. few ‘arze railres _ - . - sg @en°- fener mers ez R , SEDER Tee Sap eng a TT Mee cine eee pes a COR AH . . ae oe art , ee SPR ng NE a aA RAN oy r+ ts cas $ t . 73) * , ie 7 ® Li —e % b ‘5 t e . O3 a tm Jacquard, artistically com Fashioned. over the most eee “a oe eee durable slat con- $ 149 three Pieces... $134 struction; special 7. } | ah ie } . ——) my - ‘Bi e BD) —— = $294 Carved Base Mohair Suite a. | Db bee ‘ier 6 wae : » closet and six eh 2 2 genuine leather s pecial > . ° ™ $198 es a — Belin : ) i ) : 7, P| | ) | r ND RO ere n “SR Tepe dprnsie el el PEER Mr ALF Los i OE ST : Sem » Pameny: rx Deserting Marke 4" | . | : SS ' eee a « . o/ ae ii egt “pen Sai a wy: : > % he me , ~ . Be itrorode Yanity dresser. chair es 3 a pair of feather Ppilows. and ten yards $ : : i . “ . » Impro. kD Mien wars ey) : ‘Tre a) ony = DOD! ars if ’ ere Ie Ts. ar ores ; @ Everything needed {fer a complete Prebably caus ‘7TrrrrYrrrfrrrfereefrf',T}-.TvT 7? 7??? 77" eS i ee ee, USSe'S, $500 Player Outfit; 3 ae. $95 Porcelain MIAN ye mmemees ELI Kt) F $295 48 | Gage _ Bungalow Range ~S*8)| jit es ee Front. sides and back are made in a7 af) : ian the pict ~ - - = ; . : es I Pp re - : ! ’ tte 4 z Inciud ‘a idard la’ : d ncn mii= - ; / - * s Pa porceiain has lour gas : y. aoe ~~ . : . ; holes and a built-in 3 : eur oe ? [S24 aver he. cabdimet. floor lamp. scarf and fifty rmii« ' — | ‘ = — hw > he } a ewdetantial Meta! . “i lis — _ f . : uality Outfit $2735 . — oo had in a8 ° of these are Macks and ¢ sired 4 See divided eolor. — a. “ Makes $27 Da-Bed Complete With Pag ST2 Metal Reds Floor and Bridge Lamps for Quick Sale ee : =; ae ~~ | ! mplete With a oF ef ma) iE ». — S545 et oe \‘e Zi if , - | complete J t —— a The picture gives you an ides | = a Ne “7 2 maga Lamps : - _ eg ~ Pur: he cuper® De- = wit polrch rome ase. m ; _ =. coe som "ah : Triumph Davenport Suite Special : o~ — = | = ; ) "$13.95 $5 End Tables 2-Piece $185 Combination Mohair ; t Pte Ss eon ne Made in rich mahogany Davenport Suite, $129.75 | ‘we $24.75 Rateh, -. semi-circular $235 Ogg > oo DAVENPORT SUITE—Inciudine the special bad Gay t. tires ; $100 Sarolas fares teas... Q2e80 ft arore Spec mene SO Sileecrases S198 4 bse” $27.45 This is the famous $7 End Tables in rtch mea- $210 3- Piece Bea Davenport 'Three-piece ‘carved top rail. base ) / weright (madrt on hogany finish .......$5.65 end floor ‘leap “" Complete, es 24 legs) Davenport Suite, re uaecine On bale cur $16 Coffee Tables... 37.95 ey lager $159 gage means, $189 fe) ie: | | we IS, | ——e= OW mam V reer toc cr tne mazments. Rrected f i | \ Similar te the f{lles- tration, having large werk table top, ad- jestablie shelvy ea plemty of drawer- *Ppece and «all new devices,

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. / See & SS *F a a a IQ gy beetaer SIV ETOQIR LL FEAT UB | SEO TION _OF 7 THE: | SS \ \ QV SS COA ae & \ SSS \ a wae’ S55 f a8 a SSE, FSO, N SY SSN — EF MWe, S kW : yas S o > N ye HES > on S \cccone™ SS me i = % Re a HOTS . oh ie = i FIVE. : ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, we TOBER [ma ee PAGES 1—16. eesti 3 MD PLAN Tour to ‘Steelville, Salem and Waynesville tel Region NEW BRIDGE ON | d Lot 7 Miiet SCALE BUS rs “AS P : : A : , “* - 4 . Pe a ee a a PEs tes : ‘ - . . . 1 - » * ' . ots : é re ” vratet 04a a . rae mye 0 ap ate'e : aK! : SS. d os f Maas a ’ . ae . , >. ¢ on ; > ; ., ees KAD Se Sr Laas Ore ae” IH pee : a On eo ie . : ¥ . dintp's 08 4 J ’ co ae : - : “ : Ste ones: Se “ Si Oe an ae. 2 OO Set ‘ : , : ‘ ; , oP ot etate® . OS ieee - : ar at ae : . . 4 ~— = ‘ y* a *, We dd mas! Fa al : : - Brie 7 ¥ . . . . , . és . . ~ ‘ x SP a * . & " : , 7 7 . : ‘* 5 ps . . _ . . . . A,” A ed ie . aoe dn ofn*aie *% ~ et aha.” el a gs . Pie eects ae my . ’ . “ e + 2 ’ " , : ere See ne ‘yd , - . m eee : ‘ é an” 4 + . . ° no Sd “oP ae “ oa! yr ey Ae es Ke ee G . % ows ors “se “ey AA — ‘. : r See ; Soyetetd - : ‘ nN . ’ be od : ; nee Ss “Sn %e RD ae , ae ~ i ‘a “ * th lange clothes and i RR. | York, ew : -. | | P : ee: e + 4 Rok | figs. * nae 2 7 a i ' Mew . aT New Detour for Paving to ora > ee a ES ES drawers. See this po 1m: at to Run New , Lines Through Subway on No. 3 to Be Open Today. er 000 Subsidiary. Bee 3g 7S tric transport- ; : and elect” serail - October 17 has been set by the a 2 are watching with ; es fe exe of the New State highway engineers as the J _ eg Hartfor 4 Rail date for opening to traffic the new its subsid! ary organ- , the New Eneland ‘Trans- Oo.. capitalized a ae bridge on the Gravois road over the Meramec River at Fenton. | Meanwhile motorists are using the jin operating the new concrete to the river, but must son a larger sca! le than Te Se ag IB ey eS EE : es Bee : ; : | Meee ee pe race Fuk eo cs } 3 Rar ee turn off the pavement and use the per railroad. | ee ee ee eee Bet 9 ea eis ees 4 = bs “ig 4, ge ee Se me » tr , drawer construction. Juat ; tion to 6. Ade Jt . — ponies : a ] 4 wt J £ Ire nde d by | da) of a fhort strip of pavement enough carving to dignify and U sombined population of Vass ie rugged Hilts. The country- , between New Providence and ag ~~ $198 ‘ ts, Rhode Island and Con- ‘ide shone with the sunlit green of | White Hall, Highway No. 3 will be “eee Sa ee ae a ee ee y ; must rove its ability to mo Intain trees and only tiny, Epot- aved from East St. Louts north p P mass transportation, as less clouds specked the rare blue ‘through Alton and Jerseyville te the power of 61 independ OT cae a are on there a " nai Boe a Rane OPN DD NOL OO OO PORDAS RIE PPT OO TRIS ORIOL TOPO OTS Jacksonville. and south to Chester. ' 2 ‘us companies operating 39) ‘'©® 5+OWed trom the first pangs of | Exeept for an eight-mile on DINGS scutes aecreceting 1019 TO8t- oe BRIDGE OVER THE BIG PINEY, ON HIGHWAY NO. 14 ee ie ee pot highway in Connecticut oer. tau one eagle lighted be- . | a — ’ . . pee. : P tour chaira BEM ere busses have peor mani: +E cmsesasepat tga tmergene) isie"kerere are’maved ior [Qa new high peak because of Jioge fine riding quality, | ae este by ; he New Haven The greatest coach value on to- cost—and mang ccher imprevenaath. Jewett Coach. roominess, quality of detail ae nse sre Ma: - and the day’s market! Because of per- Today—that success is repeat- and price cannot be equaled. i color, | | formance that mek be de- Smoother Than Ever! ing itself in doubled volume— ‘ iplete With Pad wer B It must P . se social When you drive—then only because of the improved Jewett rn a can you appreciate what an Coach. And because of its re- ~~ =e ae OS ae 6 See that appeals instantly to all engineering achievement this markable value. If comfort is ” or take 1+ is : : _ : an entire set of Glasomobile who sit in Jewett Coach. Be car really is—smoother— what you are seeking—and of : t stipes santa ood foam tee cause of artistry in design—col- 3 vr eee or—refinements. That’s why 1 4, 5 Always making =z we say “Never a car like this— Jewett Coac OW 4 them finer rh | F , Ui never such value.” : | 7 fit 4 ] follows: Coach, $1245; De Luxe Tour- . ‘ an AL 4 : . You Want This Comfort! ny ee fort y 1g007 De Lane Soden, 6:08. Prices (= $9 And what comfort it is! A © 7.0. b. Detroit, tax extra. Paige-bydraulic 4-wheel brakes at slight extra cost. \ i No Sliding Glass nniitiamsataac aie ) : onger car—made so for im- —— a eee : Perfect ventilation without — TERMS—Jewett Standard Coach With Hydraulic Wheel Brakes. F ght ax inc . | Sod ‘ - o pewe tikes ot both from Sonate back proved riding quality. Take Also Sth oor bth lasareace $477.v0 Down or Car in Trade as Part Payment and $62.30 Per M 4 ; ‘ nis Garage | frm, the “indie = oe any road—at your natural ~— ————$$—— : : SME the greene tise | 1 | cot! emeaae” ~~ egagemamamane speed. Jewett Coach will do it . | ; ality Construction restfully. And roomy too— Wil M t ( ar F mpany - i chee Twit attrac Built for All Models of Cars like most big sedans—without son otor O we $50 vows — her Demanstratete their bulk. Room to enter and George A. Krauss, Pres. 2921-23-25-27 Locust BI. H. C. Merry, Sec. and Sales Mgr. in ome day. Catalog \ h a m 1 O n B od ( O leave without disturbing those aETAT ates, Open Sundays and Evenings 1438 and 1439 3 : _ md f Fa ) GRAND soso p y in front COMMUNITY DEALERS | Ss : ‘ Menefocturing 3147 Locust BI. | Atlas Aute Repair Co., Mid! and Motor Co., St. Johs's Motor Car Co., Alton Paige-Jowett Ce, Ed. Overbosk, : ’ 7 ge Ar. ‘ Alten, E4wardsvilic, ae oe 7 e. Bom. 1149 | ae ee Se. noi i ee | ae + cal aa es secs | ie rere saeco te wont ee ee“ Marea i: < - Seenlon See oe Moma eas Cora a . cot Me “98 : — Fendler Paige-Jewett Co., Davies-Dourherty Motor Co., Stuhr Meter Car Ce., - a 3 | sada 338-40 Lemey Ferry Road 10th and St. Louly Av., Fast St. Lowls, Il. 1710 State St,, East St. Lous, e a wine % Se. a ’

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SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1925. 3 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH tax which the power rating ie 24 4. The amall- AT TOWORI EF Aw ING care, the AMONG CAR ' nent ~_ || STUDEBAKER ‘makes ownership of cars more cost- est of the Studebaker é RECORD FOR HALF YEAR, in proportion to their rated Standard Six, carries a tax of $129 , : ~ ae aN : at High Pressure to Step Up : . 86 © EieePea ees ee Aaa — ' 4 Gasoline Into More Com- tes epee sg - bustible Fuel, Saves Production. g : » & eee Iggy ae = , ; inseam aaa ces tas vu omnartd 4 er - ‘ a i 2 Se. ’ , - = & . _ + — PO ee SO De Ma IS oA aR hte. RA ea tate + Ai a lanl ND tet. ithe AEE TO col TR eh Ron aitaorte i . > y= + "* - x 3 ? . . - = bh cacilngs lag RO I Asif, BEG re! te — i +e owe » » SO RINE OP REL ponte tb gut RGR ST ato tN : are oe We ip. Vrdorow* eaghve : * 2 % 4 A holy gy OR ate ae ee - — ee — ag Mister ee 2 Saate , qeverciele eoceeiiels “appa. A ATS 5 NN 4 il ee wR te Rim gc tp Sa FON wrath Sr Mags si Patna aaa bi ane apa sep ale a r gt P Vy _ S ~ ie Ding ae B Bi t + me mong , “a *% ace a a8 ‘ toe ial ¥ * i eee hat ! > . and a’l were shipped the same night. In the périod found 4 p. m Saturdar, Aug. 81. to 4p. m. the following Monday, 1374 cars wer» shipped. The plant is continual'r close to the assembling record. and with fhe new line at work mav se’ a new record any day Installation of the new lin: makes it possible to increase pro- @uction of Chevrolet ommercia! burns more fully. and so tends to lessen spark plug fouling, cylinder | and piston carbeonizing and seepage of unexploded gasoline past the Piston rings into the crank case oiL A bit of gasoline is sucked from | the main carburetor through the fuelizer vaporizer which mixes it. with air. Then the into the fuellzer chamber. t. o b. Cleveland formerly 5 — | . tig i Age a IR A OR -. 4 i ee “ nee, re * . ; : “a - a¢ a * ee - 3 : S; a a ‘ -: Another assembiy line has jus: Waste and Increases En- | Se oe eee | %% a . Oe aes Ee = “ J | 7 been put into use in the great pris —— Bo Sa | Yaa ane 3 ‘Case enginee . a Pp . 5 mt inf Re Sn a - a + ier } t I’nion boulevard . ; v 4 Wace ete Rt ; x | Chevrolet piant ai i ai - gine Power. | ee 0 ie 8 a = 4 sure the . and Natura! Bridge road, makirg — + — F sie it gh scape maria oe aaa ! Ss : . mea three assembir lines working full ° | ' ar a Oe ee ae 3 4 of Blast and nveetions ee in ca Among outstanding automobile. bios a 6 , ek ee ee CUE F ; ance each - - 7 ’ , Joes . aa Invent fone is the Pac k “~ 5 c ot ty, i “ “eR ~ fag “Se a _ * - 2 ~eera 5 ee ‘ neat fu 1e)- » — J ee ee Wage. Keen 5 en --& ; , the tae assembir lines in use have np ‘ ae ence . ET ee ee ee 2 h same bees Overcrowded, ene being d2- ‘mer, which cRanges today's low- Eh Or SS aera ee, So ee a t e voted to passenger cars on'y whii grade gasoline into a more com- 5 ee an ce ea. oo | a as other - . . boa te’ s * N Bs Law * ae eke ey apa e. * Fi . - ; . the other was. used fer putting aaa pletely combustible fuel and there- Ye age ne ee? Pork tee Ot a “euracy closed models and trucks by Saves waste and increases en- : 3 bith ae ee . ; gineetTs measu ) nee gine power. The device is used 4 S Be eee ell . % gi The new line wili be used for ' : ’ PE ES 2 n 2 " Pet San . ~ re Px $1195 work. engineers knowt! | eo facte Berevery part. T he 's of provend Se ene oe ea tn ch i Me Ce. ee ; 4 ar. pee secenqaaae Fi results. ‘ , | 7h. > | : : rr spark plug in such a way that it | : | : Pr re burns instead of exploding and so eee os Sx” — POM oy = Bs = . * Dp erf mar i . to > : ‘ + 4 “ « , ~* “ss eg * — ~ Py - ~ m, tes - — - - x “ : , j - . ‘ 2 ee P > 2 Oo NEW CARBURETION DEVICE heats the intake manifold so as’ ae : Ss ' pene . - 3 Case . SAID TO INCREASE MILEAGE °°", 522°, Sow, of easoline’ , / Se . a TRE and reliability is . and air. After circulating through » od & * bs PS oe Se ’ 7 a , A new device for increasing gaso-. th iger chamber ft epurts - oy Pn # ee coe a - = ae 4 ! delightful reve... ine mileage is being introduced un- throu tiny holes into the ae Be ae eet. Fs ~e : : Ger the name of Wesco by the manifoe! further arving the main ———_ . ~ . . oS Fa tomedtothe ork States that motorists who have used intake manifo'd has passed through ; a ; ae { | ” a. . | ca if claim records as high as 50 miles the heat created br the fuelizer , Sa ; finest motor a te the gailon on OQveriand and Ford chamber and also has absorbed Packard fuelizer, in cross-section. This device is an important > f : . ; | Case owners " - cars. ‘ the superheated exhaust from | factor i in the smooth performance of Packard sixes and eights. : . : - , | worry about trans- UTP POLE OPH REN EN ALE PE RENAL BE ANB 30 _ The device acts on a simple Prin- the fuelizer, it is eo dry that it is | = ———— — — ™ “ ' } sneraliin a ae . > ' . - the mixture of gas and air to insure created. ; suction ‘ Just so many care Sere ee eed NE TSG I ON EG OT TE VAT ERIN. TG IEE LT Be ¥ et . “* ery La x 7 : 4 Fete ee ae) Syne » ‘7 ; . , crease power on hills and to give flow of gasoiine and air moving | valve ie opened. the less is the en- 7 . . on 7 . +* . = improved acceleration. and in cold through the fuelizer As the cir- ste eeetion theeerh the feet of fuel In warm wea her or under e weather operation to do awar with culation of gas through the fuél- | hechese ft be aniees toe % ‘ favorable engine conditions. me, y 4. Yr —Not a 2-Door ble les- ati = | mS ) ies : (Ha si > : - need of hot spets and pre-heating izer becins below the hereto rt: to suck in mamene ‘ > In a way the most interesting = fr ec, tr ou devi weet riscieebg = ‘ ~ i th: red c} Mmixtiu LAre 7 n . - gpg a a . e “Me is : © been eagerness Sewn fone Speomgreeratligeegate se cae fame Fy adhe agagyamere Coach! [Beautiful, Comfortable, Powerful! fi days of pleasure. HM is said the device can be at- legree to which the izer heats off by the fuelizer * automatically Pyrex glass inspection p.are tached by anyon? in a few minutes the main gas and air m ixture in the (‘ire 3 - _— 4 — . . of m r or carburetor at that valve is perated. | need of th mngine for heat. This working properly or than we.can tell or Your Money! §:=== 3 © Four Wheel Brakes | Can Be Seen Today sore cence = oe many people from owning car with the wonderful “One- : and enjoying the greater com- Shot” Lubrication System. ‘ re we oe of a real Talk about convenience! One ' @ press of your heel on a plunger Look at the remarkable new —and quicker than it takes to : ) low price of the Cleveland Six_ tell, “One-Shot” flushes every The announcement of the new six-cylinder Hupmobile Four-Door Sedan—then come bearing and every bushing in has brought hundreds to our showroom. and in order that in and see ths even greaterap- the entire chassis with fresh, everyone may see this wonderful new car we will be open peal of the car itself clean lubricant all day today and until 10 o clock tonight. It is 1 ? You'll i T ther ith the $200 re its style. You'll like its rich- duction on the Four-Door ness. You'll appreciate its Sedan, Cleveland Six announces foominess. It rides five passen- @ [CW Special Four-Door gers as five full-grown people Sedan, at $1295—which is also like to ride. e* a $200 reduction. And two new To members of the great Hupmobile family. to seasoned models for business and profes- In traffic this Cleveland Six _§ sional men and smaller families Mis. can show its heels to manycost- —the Cou at $975. and the — of a Hupmobile Six is of more than note- lier cars. It has the getaway. ar ee i ob eee worthy significance. It has the power. In America’s finest Cleveland Sixes ever built. ee tain ions, Clevel This announcement is historically important. Six holde re after oso See these cars and you'll for hill climbine instantly see one that you wil It means that now to the six-cylinder type are brought. as ws want to own—and see, too, was so recently to eight-cylinder motoring. the superiorities Here is a car that will teach just why Cleveland Six sales are of economy, endurance and reliability that have made Hup- you something new about leaping forward with a momen- mobiles famous the world over. = upkeep and ease tum nothing on earth can stop ! 4 a re Stat’ Labvication Syutem is Ecoused ender Sewen Products Corp. patented - You cannot afford to accept anything else that the present q market otters without first inspecting this new Hupmobile j : Siz. without personally testing its pertormance, without b studying fully its amazing dollar value. g | espa: aa CLEVELAND MOTOR SALES CO. [iMtoyo% cay motorists who are familiar with Hupmobile traditions, this product. eae LOtts Smee ian DEALERS ST. LOCIs ASSOCIATE DEALERS 2650-52 LOCUST BL. Fried Aste Repair Co. 535-557 Bates 5% Dealer. IT. Geedfelleow Garage. 5303-5406 Delmer Rerters Garage. ‘ Pierren, fil. Creal Springs. fl. bapman Meter Co. BUY NO CAR UNTIL YOU SEE THE HUPMOBILE SIX = . a Medern Garage Sesser. Til. WwW. A. Perrine Meter Ce. Herrta, Ti. Pike 4 Gelli. Jehauson City. TT. | : WEBER IMPLEMENT AND AUTO Co. <a i res ee Pege Gerege. 5000 GRAVOIS 19TH AND LOCUST 7195 MANCHESTER eat CLEVELAND AUTOMOBILE COMPANY Rabe. ree.

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ST LOUIS es SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1925. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “i 3 : | mountain, with « steep declivity at great view to the east. | el speedwa zs - . cones conn y and it was on t ; | Ithe high point walled off with| From this junction to Di oat Gneisaae hia | the 43 miles from Vienna to Rose- | with a mile and a half of hard go- | road to No.2 or a county rond AUC TOMORILE nection to Dixon, retch that the eagle crosse@ Skid- bud are near} ul | E AWNING ie heavy masonry, and with a wide | miles north, is one of the most de- | amaree’s path. Beyond, the road is. Povey Me nar, . rusty |e Over grading work. There are | taken to Washington. There 3 ae AMONG CAR Noy 7, Mit = range of the Big Piney valley laid |lightful sections in all the Ozarks. narrower, but good gravel. eae rohtione do tected dates | ditt Ge eS | pur 5. fin pre © Se Saga ie : . a ng designed to te ent ome 3 ‘aut to feast the eye. Waynesville,| The hills are big, the woods are| Vienna is another ralflroadless | and waaided cases vn Lee whe pert ss tchee bp the pe aad oe te tae * wap eee? nee = ' car has been invent “a seat of Pulaski Coupty, nestles|thick and old and undisturbed by county seat. One must remember | eastern part is the ti rt spite | | and Pon eae crete — of we =e a a he . vectog | me ry A company is } Be Fs: quietiy among the hills. Turn back | man. and the region is bisected by that Missouri is not Italy and Mis- | of gravel apots, but some construc- | Manchester vole Gel dauaen ¢ | se ig : ath “i Produce the a. ee ee after progressing that far, for sev-|the wandering Gasconade and its 40urians believe in an I for an I: tion work has been started | ing homeward. moo riv- . — sith nabling motorists te al en miles along No. 14, to the junc-! green and white cliffs. Except for, Vienna is “Vy-enna” and Maries is Roseb { , ‘ joy fresh air and at th “ | . Ti f Fast . ‘No ? oly, Pe A ee. ud is the junction of No. There are some alternatives. No in heen out drivin © 84me tin (= ck Car Beats Time o aS{t- tion of No, 28, a meandering link | a few stretches of earth which! Mary's.” (Similarly Courtols River 28 and No. 12 (the St. lLouis-Jef- 7 is goodégnorth of Vienna te No — i! | est Train From Hartford to of the State system. The junc-! holds no terrors the road to Dixon 18 “Curdaway” and the accent goes | ferson City-Kansas City highway). | 12,. near Jefferson City. and on to : =0 tion is a notable picture. No. 14) {8 good gravel. on the “Mad” in New Madrid.) No. 12 1s an old story with new | Columbia, where No. 2 may be Detroit, Averaging 44.7 winds down hill and No. 28 winds | from Bixon to Vienna, seat of Just east of Vienna the Gasco-| variations. It has become rough | chosen home. No. 45. may. be EE rr R’: "$s Miles Per Hour. up hill, with only a narrow strip! Maries County, is 20 miles on No. | Dade is crossed again and then the | from Rosebud to Leslie, fine from picked up north of Rosebud for Dist rihutere ' of shrubbery between them, but a/28. For about eight miles there , /and becomes less rugged and more Leslie to a point five miles west | Hermann, where the Missouri 18 Locust Bi. Bom. 1646-207 little way farther No. 28 affords a/ runs Missouri's typical broad grav- Mievoted to farming. What's worse, | of Union and rough into Union. | River may be ferried for 4 county t—_ —_— Tearing through a night that in- cluded six hours in a neavy rain, Case engineers T.. W. Campbell, Hupmobile dis- ethe endur- [tributer et Hartford, Conn., and C. | E. Emery, one of his organization, 3 nce of each part | drove a standard stock Hupmobile | , the Same ac- eight sedan from Hartford to the 'Detroit ferry dock at Windsor, sracy as other ef- 'Ont., in 19 hours and 20 minutes | elapsed time, Sept. 20 and 21. They iaccrs measure ’ dimensions. — os eee ~ — ms elietst® SS ee ' beat the time of the _ fastest through Hmited train from New — SS England to Windsor by more than 19.282 o1n out of three miles an hour. They aver-_| /aged 44.79 miles an hour for the, ' TheCase method of 866 miles they traveled. | building eliminates The distance the car traveled is | ; 120.5 miles further than the rail- | ‘a guess work. Case road distance from South Station, 2 h Boston, to the Michigan Central | engineers know t e Raiwoad Station at Windsor. “The record of Maj. Campbell $ bat factor” and Mr. Emery with their Hupmo- ay wile eight is the most comprehen- sive test of 1ts ability since the Hup sof proven dur- factory completed its tests of that car last autumn before placing it : sity are eh, | 20 et eee eae wea, ‘nated that definite, inson, general sales manager of the 2 : 7;.~*~«éa | Hup Motor Car Corp. acy f 1 bilit | The car which made the trip. ' og proven reli a y | bears the factory number eth, | ; aa results. It was bought by Maj. Campbell as cthhstsasse ete ' : his personal car March i1l. On its | ‘arrival in\Detroit it had covered | : Case performance some 19,800 miles. - ee —_ : Despite the speed at which the i nc reliability is a /Car was continuously driven, an: average of 14.7 miles to the gallon delightful revela- | cf gasoline was made. Four quarts as 7 of oil were added to the crank- ‘tonto those acecus case. Actual oi] consumption, as _ worry about trans- AND VIENNA REGION S cafiaental trips. Continued from Page One. To them each: trip and a severe down grade 6.2 miles 2 | ‘tomedtothe world’ S | ang gy — the Hup foctory w is less than three quarts. | ) finest motor cars. oo quarts. : TOUR TO STEELVILLE, C ‘on | Caseowners never - fo tn s ‘ Prestdemt, Willys Overtand, Ina a west of the stream. You begin ¢ full- 4 edan 2 'i8 a mere jaunt— ~ eet that woodsy odor in this on. A size S-passenger S A 27-horsepower engine : tion and to see the typical O k — just SO many Care- people. Steelville, which aad sieeed | . with room and to spans for 5 regular people ves anes ate fs —eturdy, reitable, a wirard on the with aa - ble-] resort place, is 105 miles from the ride in. . . a smartly-designed car, clean-cut, rakish, Lx "J the power you need for 50 miles or B, 3 L-head | 3 ee, troubdie-iess city. low, extraerdinarily good-looking! . . . body finished Pan — on, | davs of pleasure. Auto Route to Salem. | in polished lacquer, rich deep blue with glistening 4 Now our trip veers over a road | black and nickeled trimmings, as handsome a light i ; : with which most motorists are un- automobile as anybody ever looked at. W omen want it! The new Case isdif- familiar, No. 19, from Steelville to | 4 " a Salem, east of Dent C ty. Salem, | . ferent. Drive itand reached hereetofore nectar “y : Wider Seats ? ° branch railroad dw ils, | ° ° ; youll quickly See tow can be reached by car from tht tuidest of any light car built—new, single-piece, rhy. Talk to Case =the north in ordinary weather, or undivided front seat, 39 inches wide, 19 inches deep; at all times from the west. No. 19 wider back seat, +5 inches wide, 18 inches deep , wnersfor they, bet- winds south through gently sloping You know what that means to your driving comfort- 3 : , hills, over little plateaus and past and-freédom. No more 100-mile fatigue. You ~* than we, can tell countless rail fences. As far as know. what such ample seat-space means to the "you of Casedurabil- *.8 miles south of Steelville it is a comfort and convenience of your J wide, high-speed gravel thorough- your passengers. No 4 ‘dae gine Se r and reliability. fare. From 4.8 to 6.2 there is — crowding: # dragged earth. From 6.2 to 8.0) e ° ° there is old gravel, followed by four Big wide windows Pour W heel Brakes miles of packed but not dragged ch 20 ¢ P 4 a , y earth, passing the crossroads of -—more an Square fteet © window space— ° d Balloon Tires Cherryville at 10.0. From 12.0 to the air and al] the broad unimerrupted vision of a HILE others were lying back 14.5 there ts old gravel €gain and touring car with closed-car protection, closed-car on the oars, Overland was quietly tnen a reasonably fine gravel high- | car warm : : d way runs from the Crawford-Dent | ele e. th.ané comfort whenever getting ready. Cutting overhead Garage and county tine at 17.4 to Salem at; Ou want it! here, weeding out unnecessary ex- _ n 33.3. For five miles after leaving ‘ pense ere— i perfectin Service Cherryville the route is especially Extra wide doors th _—_— ‘ ad , Ye an Lafayette Avs. winding and sylvan. conserving, ¢ ecting vast savings, ~ butors Sligo, basking in the past glories | —easy entrance and exit to both front and rear seats. here there and everywhere we r Service Grand 4900 of ‘ts iron industry, is busy load- No discomfort ‘to anybody getting in or out. Each While others were standing pat—or ai sarer: ing timber at 18.1. A branch of tl i eae a Ski allies Cigale ak door has four extra heavy hinges. Wee them a wasting their time ana substance on mere tumult and shouting— + ones ! roughly as you like, these doors are there to stay. is crossed on a motor bridge of ties’ vo busi on widen ouaidanedl Overland has been cleaning house from vellar to attic, shortening sail, wood and metal troughs at 21.9. | ‘ tr th deck f, + tion carries the highest elastic lama of any _ Skidamaree suffered a fracture’ V pi , , stripping the prints ee the making of sutomobiles— / the autre thres yuare 'of her speedometer shaft at Salem, | ery latest one-piece windshield : a Bas waieien ieee Maia ae aad. | : se th | To produce a light car, a closed car, with all the essentials of the big in which Overland has used this axle system there tt ma 4 tent with approximations of mile- —especially valuable in night-driving. Gives clear, car—big-car appearance, big-car equipment, big-car comforts and age for the rest of this trip, and unobstructed vision. No neck craning. Sit serenely conveniences, big-car endurance, big-car quality from head- lamp to the State figures. No. 32 is the back of the wheel and you can always see where taillamp—at a price so low that any responsible individual could western route from Salem to Lick- ’ - ; . , a ange you re going. More easily adjusted—you don’t have ing, 22 miles away on No. 7 (the 2:0 Sune witht. Adds qveatiy to dhe car canpéientere. afford to buy it and run it ... The Overland 5-passenger Sedan listing pe ggg |the Little Piney again at Arling- | 1k Motor Sales Compan ir Motor Co. Thuner Company rrameia, 3 | ton, skirting near Jerome and | F e Motor Company np pe — y sio Ulimeis Aw, East St. Lopis, tL. 3338 South Jefferson Av. ‘ | 5173 Easton Av. . us : . East 1249 Phene. Sidmey 12365 the numerous other camp and cab- | enn Wannnt Phone, Bomont 3799 . See ah Wakbots : , | resorts of the Gasconade River — f La A & peti Overland Co. ~ : . Belgrade, Mo. i re . ' and crossing the Big Piney River Reichardt & Hertel _ Pine wn Auto . 666 Le Ferry Rd ° tn omg guaga Cen ‘ tw, in Pulaski County. From the high, Affton, Mo. Pine Lawn. Be, Famine tet ey ry Pllis Vaughn, : a modern bridge across this stream | Phone, Riverside 1560 Cabany 71 Peatus, Mo. . -_ turtles may be seen on the bed of | a eee ee ee CARS a? srernmnenam, a the clear water. — 2. Ff SS a é oO V E R ie * N D . A little way bevond comes the VELAND tiie “devil's elbow,” a long, easily-as- oars grade on the side of a) ae

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Slept Er UE ye open: DE sie ere: pg Rime 2 5 Pan Oe Se - “ 4 M2 7 i y Bs aan nahn nae ee Vir ; i # : * _, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED a octos — iq - —_ SHOWN HERE WITH PRICE CUTS RANGING TO $505 EW 1926 Chandler six cars| JN exseances today embody not- | able developments in closed | car body types and important | vhassis improvements, with price | eee eee How the New Hup Six Looks The sedan model of the new Hupmobile six line which has reductions on all models ranging | been anmounced by the Weber Implement and Automobile Co. —_ just with motometer, bumpers, bumper- HUPMOBILE SIX sl mold, light cast, of gray SHOWN IN ST, LOWS iron and each weighs on'y is the entinies bieck and crank case are cast in one piece of good HAS VIBRATION DAMPER HE new Hup six. whose ad- | grade.of cylinder tron. The four vent has been awaited for tronze-backed, babbitt-lined, re movable. miain bearings of gener- ous size are machined itn one oper- ation to insure proper alignment. All pistons and connecting rods can be removed: through the bottom of the crankcase. The cylinder head is detachable Removal of two plates on the right side of the en- gine exposes valves and vaive lift ers and permits examination of the cam shaft shaft ia driv- en by silent chains Details of Construction. Fuel mixture is heated by a hot spot at the “Y” of the intake mani- fold. and passes through Iiarge passages with square corners that jettes and extra tire. | break up fuel particles, delivering months by the automotive in- dustry, has arrived in St. Loyis and iis being shown by the Weber Im- | plement and Automobile Co. Le- ‘cust and Nineteenth street. The Hup six. which is to be a compan: ‘ion to the Hup straight eight. is jrmade at present in sedan and tour- car modeis. It embodies the 1? years’ experience of the Hupmo- bile organization !n building auto- mobiles. and is a stylish, powerful smoothly performing car, priced at) $1497 for the sedan delivered and $1437 for the touring car delivered. | /Both models come fully equipped ing The cam as high ag $505. The Lewis Au- ' a tomobile Co. 4799 =Washington boulevard, which distributes Chan- jlers, expects so much interest in the new models and big price cuts that it will keep its showrooms epen Sundays and evenings. A handsome new full-sized four- door seGan. named the Twentieth Century sedan and listing at $1490 at factory. is the feature car. The) development of this four-door ag dan at coach price is the culmina- | The Pike's 1923, basic design. motor, introduced in tion. had an impressive effect on been developed to high efficiency Yet minor improvements have been /'made which insure smoother, more Silent amd more economical opera- larger Manifold Adopted. The new enlarged manifold has ithere are properly no changes i The sediment bulb ts 'WEW GENERAL MOTORS CAR the TO BE BUILT AS COMPANION Unusually speedy and powerful @ highly turbulent and combustible acceleration ts said to be a char- ™ixture to the cylinders. The wat- Peak under the hood and easy of acceSs. a-*eristic of the new Hup six. The ¢r pump is on the front of the has The transmission brake drum and car is described as follows: Cylinder block and ts driven by the bands have been tncreased in size.) «c-noorh power {is a fundamenta! fan belt Its shaft is of stainless The rear wheel brake also ts lsrg- goodness of the Hupmobile L-hea@ iron. Lubrication of the engine is er. Storm curtains open Witn tre six-cylinder engine with its 3 15 - pressure to the v@arings and doors and are heid in place by rig-ji.., nore and 4%-inch stroke. The #Pray to camshaft inder walla 4 pistons. The oil pan and cleaned ewithout valves and strainer can be removing the pan. combustion chambers have been designed to produce the highest de- gree of power that can be com- , bined with utmost smoothness, and The clutch is single plate. The wheel base is 114 inches. and the eylinder heads are machined to the tion of extended experiments to performance of the car. It elimin- | elliptic epringe total $1 tnch work out an idea! closed body ates power noises T0 PRESENT OAKLAND SIX ee ee eS ee oak, oe .aeaet ee Eee 4 a | “ i se / . ‘ ’ Lape. ‘ - : in tam +7 be § 1 +} 4 , ao - Chandler s! rices at the factory . Sails tcolia tian means that the combustion cham- ‘" Jength. while the rigid frame has arncaiet? aix pric | 24 : ai : f hanges made in the intake - . ers P o 4 ¥ een Ann har e* renazthened by a + pllow tors ¢ Janning ber re of uniform s SS eee eee es have been reduced as follow8: | manifoid have brought quicker ENERAL Motors ts planning a : nite size an¢ en ee dee a new automobile which aking the same fue! charge, | **#"* Brawn: ae Sue peel ete Twentieth Century sedan, by yee Starting, quicker warming up. from $1995 to $1490: metropolitan jtengency to load. . ° ' - ? : . sedan de iuxe, by $400 from $2138 | tion when cold, less to $1795: 7-passenger sedan, by! ene : $400 from $2295 to $1895; sot amg — | lend six. The apace for paliehny brougham (2-door; &-passenger).| the new clutch ts « great {m- | 2d mg mo _ specie al aioe by $850 from $2045 to $1695:/ , ovement. ' Women ‘aioe, Iainedete nse land a = = - | ComMige readater, by $100 from |i: continuously with light pressure | erectea a $2.00.000 building in $1795 to $1695: sport touring. by lon the pedal.and no fatigue. Fric- | — e 508,8 Ha pena hs $100 from $1595 to $1495, and 7- .;,. earfnces Mave been detened tyne ts — ok = =. . passenger touring, by $140 from | »,,,., four te tue. Clutehitieoe. nel tga sty ios a ong $1735 to $1595 Believes Four-Door Ultimate Type. . new expe of throwout with in-/ Motor mak ublic at this ti The Twentieth Century sedan 18 o.-+oqg steel b] “ot Ye ania “oters to make public at this Um rie¢ cei DiOCc . © iminat rie nia enerifications ¢ finished in Duco, and is colored a tend >? ++ i one ng 3 eens” Sehoielt cate ‘oe el -endency to rattie. Stated. Thg Oakland six {fs distribut deep lustrous black for the upper, ible Ch j : ipp! so le new flexibie Chandler steer- ed in St. Louis by the Mississipp! deck, with dustproof, Buckingham ,._ RESETS zs , passenger type and the lightest ham, at $1695, finished in sage-|._ ‘wander company built by Studebaker on the big six . > years ago, has been perfected | chassis. Woodwork is in walnut brush green duco and trimmed in high-grade mohatr: metropolitan sefan de luxe, at $1795, in two- | tone brown G@uce, uptolstered in| high quality mohair; and the greatiy enlarged seven-passenger until it is practically and breakproof. Attention was directed by J. rade roadster in biue duco, at $1695, trimmed in dark better distribu- loss of power out rollers have been replaced by ob- the steer- A new type of spring suspension wearproof Four-Wheel Brakes Continued. Perry Lewis of the Lewis Automo- sedan at $1595, fimished In dark | bile Co. to the Chandler system of blue duco, with trimming in high | four-wheel brakes. “The action is quality mohair fabric. Smooth at all times, regardless of The open cars include the Com- | the amount of pressure.” he said and buff, “They do not grab on a soft ap- | plication, nor chatter on a severe less 4 be by its Oakland ° as companion to the se edt » > > Js 2 present inlaid with holly around the doc jand the upholstery is mohair, _while hardware is in silver. Bal- - (loon tires are standard. and the ‘| sedan comes fully equipped, in 'cluding motometer and bumpers According to the Studebaker _tory, the new sedan was designed with special reference to ease of | handling in traffic and parking NEW BODY TYPE OFFERED fac- gray Spanish leather, with a ome. The braking operation jn no reomy rumble seat in the rear Way affects the steering nor does In LATEST VELIE COUPE deck for extra passengers; & five- the steering compromise the brak passemgger sport touring in gray- ing.” green duco at $1495. and a seven- | passenger touring. at $1595, also finished in gray-green duco. Both touring cars are upholstered in black long-grained “leather. All the new FORD RUNABOUT IS GREATLY IMPROVED IN APPEARANCE 1926 models con- | NE of the most notable changes three-pan- | Te. rs THREE passenger A duotone blue Duco is the third new body type to be intro- duced br Velie Motors Corporation of Moline, Ill, and the Benjamin Motor Co.,. local distributer, during recent weeks. It ig mounted o: ¢ tinue the distinctively in the Ford cars is in the im- Standard Velie chassis of 118-inch eled nickeled radiator shell, pat-_ proved runabout. The stream- wheel base on which hyrdrau! terned after the latest trend in ‘ine body, which includes, in one four-wheel! brakes and balieon tire ; - . : European practice, which wag re- *¥*eP, the radiator, hood, cowl, are standard. and is powered hy: cently adopted by the Chandler /‘°=™e€4u and = gracefully sloping the Velie-built full-force-feed iy- company. rear deck. gives the lines of a sport! brication motor - = ti ed ° o + = The Chandler chassis, already ee Ry ag entire effect ef the) The new coupe is low hung and nationally famous for its hill- tunted ne s ow. an sprang — | s¥YmMmmetrica!l in appearance Curved climbing performance. is constant-| i “4 the low windshield. the; steel visor is built integral wit> ly winning new laurels. On Labor otiom ine which conforms to! roof. laundalet bow in black f the sha ¢ th o ~7 . . . see wie A pe or ne cOoOwWwi. Fenders« Mm is Ke ed at the imitati lees i Sit Gay it won the world’s highest au- tomobile climb up Pike's Peak and established a mew record, 17 min- utes, 4§ 2-5 seconds. Early last Spring. at Culver City, Chandler performed a phenomena! feat. run- ping 1000 miles in $89 minutes, averaging £6.89 miles an hour. Naturally, on such ai chassis. ACME BATTERY CO. 6-Volt 11-Piate Rubber *] _ Case Batery for Auto or Radio. Specalily Two-Year Guarantee STATION No. 1 STATION No. 2 4575 6120 EASTON DELMAR are wide and hung close to wheels. 7 Riding comfort ts specially designed back rests. the driver's entry or exit. which is under the cowl. filled without distu A door ts provided left. may , i+ e w ‘oO match. Sneedom ator and oi] gauge thre under Sngie panel of satin silver— nd rectiy isghted by a lamp concealed Within the pane! inish is of duotone Duco, light blue below «- black molding ren- ning from radiatar she’! tay tiie edge of rear deck and above Dlack molding which on ir . des . - stad es ’ 3+, = + , bods | vanced sufficiently for Genera!) MODEL ARRIVES IN ST. LOUIS NEW Studebaker Big Six se- dan. with 120-inch wheel base instead of the standard 127 inch, and priced at $2365 delivered, | igs being shown by the Weber Mo- . . . oe Fis ar " . - ie delivers a uniform explosion. which ‘U0U+ar cross members —_— er . _, ; means exceptional gmoothiness 2 ; LS = > ™ hs —- s our-Wwhee, OTaAakKes ‘ tir are standard © re “& special intake manifold of) °° *** eannagys san mh 9 snubbers on front wheels. Hupmobile design also con‘ributes to the engine's smooth power. Oth- er factors are the hearty and bal- The Hup six sedan—a four-door modci—is finished in and upholstered in gray brougham anced crankshaft. the accurate ' : balanced reciprocatin sama a cloth. vision, ventilating wind- | eee — anc shield. The touring car aiso is in the vibwation damper. green Duco sor7"y.. § imis damper m orrtaa i oo a pom = “ ba4V is. OU and driv. The Weber Implement & Auto- ! mn irom the hub at the extreme ms . , | wate reports that it alread; of the crankshaft. con- Of two steel discs fastened ‘o- gether. enclosing friction and sure distributing plates. Clutch- ike springs between the plates a!- low the discs to slip slightly if there are any minute deflections or ‘shiv- / ers’ im tre shaft when it is rotating | at high speed. This sipping ac- has orders for 69 sample Hup sixes and 34 orders, to it before anyone outside the factory had seen the car One of its [li- nois dealers has 16 orders for the Hup six “sight unseen.” WILLYS-OVERLAND CO. TO r=) ee nm & end --* si © ass sists of retai aii sent ne pres.- tion, howewer. is counteracted br PRODUCE NEW MODEL CAB +} Fat nei a+ a =~ ’ > Sec a+ 4* son Of ween the p.actes which immediately compensates NEW Willys-Knight taxicab. with lower body. enkarged in- 7 ~ = .Or or stops any vibratory motion ~# 1 ha - - i¢ } of the shaft, and thus forestalls terior, heavier brakes. and an my tendency toward whip or dis. imcreased s ratio, w heing el 2 vs 3 » « produced hs rtion that might develop. Pistons 3 ~ ’ ’ 4 cOmmecting rods are balanced Co. i The pistons are of specia:. | sides, heavy i2-gauge sheet stee! three-door laundelet, are listed. fenders and heavier running Among the cab’s features are boards. snubbers, disc wheels an‘ curved windows at the rear of the balloon tires, placing of gasoline iMmousine, four-door Ifmousine and Gauge and speedometer @ strument hoard 'o the driver's «eat bar cap and front ana nie e oD a green Duco | Guy CHAM NOW Hundreds of thousands of motorists enjoyed bet Ne”... ter car performance and saved in oil and gas dur- ing the past summer because they installed new sets of Champion Spark Plugs as recommended during Champion National Change Week last May. Your local dealer will gladly tell you why a new set of spark plugs at least once a year wil! assure you greater power and speed from your carand will actually save their cost in oil and gas. If you have not renewed your,spark plugs this year, or if your set has been used more than 10,000 miles, you will benefit by installing a new set now. With winter approaching they will of every ten motorists spark plug. fully guaranteed. CHAMPION or Every Engine 10 make starting much easier “i And, of course, you will, as e pions because Champion is — throughout the world as Genuine Champions have the ribbed sillimanite core Weber Addresses jot Managers Br ' im St. Louts ween ue * hed y 4 Washer or am! dar. a 2 nee . q Ee = Moter he ar ( “4 ‘* ‘A : i of tie Louie Ants er J = Aeerctation. vaives and putting "e®* »art the carburetor Be said mstirance “Om parle ee re | asniinmed*esso Then picture the fa- mous Playboy at $1695. Isn’t that value? Prices quoted f. 0. b. Cleveland. Add Federal Tax. Imagine a Line Eight Sedan of characteristic Jordan quality at $1845. promor mn settiing claim Just. Sut just as promor @ them ‘f unfair y-e1git service mans ".@ Meetn representing pRumoer of automobile ‘ir a. © Lewell of the Vesnem Auto Co... presided. Weber Mintroduced ‘o the meeting YF Ee. Lee manager of -he utomotile Dealers’ Associa ~ MacCarthy-Archer Automobile Co. ; 437-439 N. Euclid Av. St. Louis, Mo. Delmar 6520 Vv

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Rexestios . ays if : ; Fah sw Oras, *> aa . eS SCNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 5923. be SUNDAT, soa. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ~ 4a aie ve = 1 | gauge and speedometer on ee F wai ' strument board to the right of At pd | driver's seat, and nickeled rag Ph mn ne | bar cap and front bumper. out CAI ES a + Wet r Addresses Serv- * m Managers Bureau me i. = a St. Louis. ; a 5 Pes e: Es er ave ie. Bie ; 1 - Seni [ape LL AA ‘ 7. ee. a 3 ——_~S- Safe for Children to Ride In. Or oe rere & ys $5 Lithe ir 5's > “ ¥ - . erears » = . ms eT se » >» : * ofS : : . i SS ae Scape. Ree Be ee OS. Rie peg Se gee ora . j / } ms. : ¢ | the were used by aviators and passen- VISITING FORD TOUR FLIERS USE RICKENBACKER CARS Rickenbacker cars, from Rickenbacker St. Louis Co., Ten 16 airplanes in the Ford commercial reliability air rers of the tour during their stay in the city. |last Thursday. Following the ar- rival of the planes from Kansas City and luncheon, the aspiators were taken to hotels in the Ricken- BRIGGS TO BUILD APARTMENT FOR FAMILIES WITH BABIES Walter O. Briggs, president of the Briggs Manufacturing Co., of Detroit, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of closed autormo- bile bodies, plans family apartment building to cost over $500,000. These modern apartments are to be rented only to ated on a nonprofit producing bas- | is for the owner. growth of Briggs’ experience a few years ago when he found it almost impossible to rent apartment some smal! babies in his family. to erect a 16-, with gold. An analysis of the grave? used in paving the highway be- — —————y verre eee eel ee eee eee eee ee ee 6 ten te tte de te te te tte dee intial 4 Z The new apartment is the out- ahigh grade because there were Guciodigtintiiactin aa GOLD IN THIS PAVEMENT. Nevada has a highway pavee Aa Eo BABB ABAAA BAAAAAA BLS ABAD ASD _A A BR A BAAD DAABAAAAAADAA SDSS SECTION AL”— your investment Giaee mitt hung on track. same a6 Size 18218 (2 care) drop siding. 2 wi servica Aaer SPECIAL C. GARR Office Cabany ae1s 6220 RIDGE AVERT Garages i i = rrrereyeeYeeereeeeeeereeerereeeereeeeeeeeeeeeeee eee eel eee “NOT » But Permanent Buildings Pay 20 to 46 per cant fréforA on an”; eur, aabie root ndowe, | ieee ‘ ‘ , 7 ‘ , 4 4 4 Z 4 4 ‘ PRick OF ah ‘ 4 4 : 4 4 4 4 EN eS SL a2 eee ees i backer cars. Owing to late ar- families who have babies under tween Ruth and Ely shows flour + et oS? am ao nnn rivals of the planes, a scheduled five years old. Also this unusual and flake gold. but not in commer- | Actaal Baliding os Piegiay a¢ WH, . Raper president of the [oe - ee — : x nas. alone ‘a ities , = . : E ee bid a in PIS ASN os Meta aside of 1 Se eT OE Ce = oe a . al te Pee DRG Cine eee ae ae Br eee re ts ea 5 ; ee . 3 eS Tee ly : r 4 eT ; Sd: FS 3 4 ee! 1 " - - P - e - 5 i j y = — 7. . ———— If the seats are deep enough and the proper 7 distance from the floor; if the seat backs are ' correctly pitched for relaxation; if the up- 3 holstery is sufficiently stuffed and there is plenty of leg room; above all, if the springs are rightly designed and of proper length, you will ; have exceptional riding comfort. Otherwise, yy you will not. Dodye Brothers, with characteristic thorough- ness, studied and experimented with these details for years. Their findings were ultimately incorporated in the design of Dodge Brothers Motor Car—without question now a vehicle that ranks with the first in this vitally im- portant feature Tare Motor Company, ine Washington Boul. at Garrison Bomont 124! SOUTH BRANCH 5626 Gravois * APTOS OG RRM NE HY | YORE For those who desire, special arrangements have been made whereby a Hudson Coach may be purchased for a First Payment of $375, and an Essex Coach for a First Payment of $250. The remaining payments conveniently arranged. HUDSON-FRAMPTON HUDSON AND ESSEX DISTRIBUTOR Salesrooms: LOCUST AT LINDELL CUTOFF Phone, Bomont 3100 DELMAR BOUL. AT TAYLOR Phone, Forest 1008 $250 ESSEX $375 HUDSON For Emergency Service Nights, Sundays or Holidays In St. Louis—Phone, Bomont 3370 In St. Louis County—Phone, ,.Wydown 820 ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN DEALERS Normandy Motor Co., Normandy, Mo. Kirk-Web. Motor Co. Cabany 7260 120 N. Kirkwood Road, Kirkwood, Mo. Kirkwood 63 Fischer Auto Repair Co. A. J. Brock Motor Sales Hall’s Ferry and St. Cyr Roads. Colfax 1733 4360-62 Manchester Av. Grand 1806 Byerly Auto Co. Southwest Sales Co. 920 State St., East St. Louis, Ill. East 104 4908-10 Southwest Av. Grand ‘Sal H & Maginnis Motor Sales A. B. C. Auto Sales & Inv. Corp. a on a ae oe 3519-21 Page Bl. 3518-20 Easton Av. 1428 N. Tenth St. Tyler 447 Lindell 2898 North Side Princeton Motors Claymo Hudson-Essex Co. 2809-11 Grand Bl. Lindell 2403 23 S. Meramec St., Clayton, Mo. Wydown 820 Easton Motor Sales Co. Princeton Motor Sales Co. 5829 Easton Av. Cabany 8829 6912 Gravois. Riverside 2404 Maintenance and Parts 4517-4539 Delmar Boul. Near Taylor TH Re es F, ; + \ my - . Barker Motor Co. 2607 Belleview Av., Maplewood, Mo. Benton 2123 Spiegelberg Automobile 6506 Olive St. Read. Phone Parkview 3082 South Side Motor Sales Co. 1720 Lafayette. Victor 1622 Fendler Bros.’ Motor Car Co. 123 Lemay Ferry Read. Riverside 56 Tri-City Auto Sales and Service 1921 State St., Granite City, Ill. Tri-City 952 Brock Motor 4416-18 Olive St. Delmar 124 Northwest Motor Sales 4937 Natural Road. Colfax 673 Steinger & Tuthill Hudson-Essex Co. Cherokee and Gravois. Sidney 957 LL ON ON NAOT A EE LE NG TE RS me t*eneee@ Lyman C. Rafferty 5180 Delmar Bl. Forest 2551 OE CL RE I CA: ON Ne eR MERE oo iA inte Pr Ss RR EEN oe We e204 Se ete

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= | | INED ~ SUNpa?, 5 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCR aione has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMB oT tt 4 a ov —— ward one common objective—that tory at Lansing, Mich, — rs an ae the owner of adtomotive equip- man Bros, Reo d-alem A AUTO TAXES IN 1324 _ Leader Among New Chandler Models INDEPENDENT REPAIR Ford Improves His Runabout (xs met pcs ot or ee ment. ——— —— : / In conclusion, the writer would —"— "Tl ) SHOPS ARE DEFEND. sym — Vas Se # Lg ‘ é ‘abuse their minds reiating to the | 7 —_ : ax , i oa , * . * . . in ® wowuic b 4 . nal 4 : , ORs ' — : rea! £ ; fist: ' refo . The new “Twentieth Century” sedan of the Chapter line which _ | at ccs aetiite ff . eosin ge pecan aw nay oan ene ss aa eee tana is distributed in St. Louis by the Lewis Automobile Co. A véety deep . .- a de ieee: al : perenne ; : Sreacen No telephone prices dl “2 P Mr. Ustiek had qualified his re- Improved Ford runabout which is now in production at the St. business will. in a large measure, ~anpere acon pon 4 Ford plant. (ee determined By general trade co- ‘cer genuine Darraine ong Manager of Associated Auto j Sas A TULe aNTZING , ’ ré " [Om a etc ~ - a ryi i 1t ? } 2} - ’ % i p 4 eee a ales - . . : Be * oy the enternal oe e ‘ ' shirt coal ’ s have been through greater motoring satis- _—_ Durable repair st email and . weegrewuenar mace 7. IT$ MANUFACTURING ASSETS asim hia | espe IR ty ' | acric fact 2. may be influenced to spend ' a(ditionsl mi cage We National Automobile Chamber of pa te Go ALL CHEVROLET DEALERS “ci hfth occurred to the mo- guilty of al! of the things descr aC On ey oe ae ee outy ana) OTe MOTOR BUS FOR be a a ae machiner s moner more rac Bi - , al Pre bh ‘. ne —— ™ } oo . : 4 T¢ ju . 5 y oe rH hi eer : r; ; sad aid | e - J Commerce, the Bureau of Public production of More Than Quarter . Wares cer eit eg OCA : een BP sie lave that in {increasing amounts. It would | THE LINE TO WARRENTON eiy tO HAs -_ ices S Beis ser sea qnne ie Pe : the st Rime and parte a!’ a Reads. the National Grange and Million € in 1925 A cs aun Panes ee =e Anoth team, ti - oa» | Me A A. A. That 1925 totals wil! ‘to Be Certainty 4 tas i aI. LOUIS VOTE TO USE RE cy ptrecage custbated | Conteh Wansenhits me has fust pe gn Me ear a >| low the interests and ac- | been driven through ftom the fac- GLENN'S. Grand end ——_ = a — _ a a _ ee ” Louis ; Le =? 7 mh e E es : en , - + a re let? torial ¢g , pa ; ALak- a be ev igher is the opinion of : : : 6 Mv C FINANCING PLAN ‘+ is in the independent : om | = in) dif 3 ; e en h & m The - > raordinary effea ° tha’ ’ ’ ] va - titir except where ne wm +) subles im 7 7 ‘ 27 y - eho 3] shiv trained and ities of the car owner to the } . t ons . , . Z officia “ = these pone aon : volume production and low prices Saas 7 ome | The followin table shows the og rs eh iain ai, Bee aon Lnhorougn! ¥} . , on _ : « ean produce is ynusuai! we lew General M Ss reais the details of design tof Gt } ble. there may i pe : f establishing co-operation ? tax i the t1*o- are me tT: ab. wit —- ———— meg we 5 ss paid 7 th dis wrong buses Teg \v ‘re ‘fa H th 3” ; Lin - ez Yrmoent "iar i r fei: ins oe ; a - se . a Ps = Aintes ‘ ‘ ’ P . » ’ _* ' . «x? » the legitimate indépen@ent an oblle owner amon hree taxin : Ee, ‘ _ - | Stee eli — far an coon eS + — ) ; ' cy as CRANK SHAFT ' & 7 4 "uarter armnir gs \ 4 . r4 i} tc, ‘ iif i ‘ , ‘ i ne ona « }pern = j pe war the we . ing ris a - ie3 5 . - tig - " ire company Thr ugh this : arr — - ' ‘ ran - 2 + > 5 — ’ Te ; - - , 1 Rec! — he , caled $6.92 Disen@ees Mechanics. tors = » statio: ecau f ™ here would deveiep 2 mu CYLINDER | r nterest directea toward the ner far the nine intr was anim is LA49Pleg . 4 mMmpilieati — ‘2799 _ + tha th aern'et ican are = . mar ae ee 4 ™ o 316.722 ? =S “ + ig e o 3 ‘ a i ¥ = ~*~ o . Bene. has pereoraliy otal cise tax 81412135 .58 secetoageg Bay ey ge : m either upon ignorar 3 : “ «~ © __ — * . & Gasoline taxes : » was ot 20,700,009, after deduction of A. Biees, who has eharge of th® i:.4 aieenihutor and dealer serv maintenance in th Gsted Stace, ne contracts have been held with Trued U Bt , of beth 2 ¢. Personal property tax. . bO0.08 outside investments. The Hudsen- workings of the plan for the Chev- | iostone from the in the neighborhood of 79 per cent leading manufacturers Pane v. ts being done by tndependert auto-; pepular and high-priced cara, | mobile repair shop: By independ- | speaks from a reasonably accurate : r knowledze of actual conditions fn | “istier trained. ror specially quali- le and mo alliances with car dis- the trade. He has long einee lost A tn tributors, except forthe possible the illusion that there is any sép- — > Aicsaeian Pe . _ nw _ © ie 1ivVisi no * t,v@nera. *ha* rmackar qe fro™e rom wo are Total State taxes... ‘ Essex plant now seems certain to ' : at Sates ; toear show net profits in excess of this Blees discussed -use of the plan. ,...:,.eq by the independent serv- . village taxes " = figure. In ot : Hus told how it i ice companies. Ther are not spe- —— oe pateaient ore than 100 per cent this and explained how ‘ : Dp : ; it eovered fire .. . §100.900_500 i ;, , , , . a , — year on tn Ditai invoived in |} and theft in@urance as well as f- ; @? exrent ir rare exceptions . . ' - ni ahea ree 7 ee ~ fandaiv ‘arian ‘ hea extensic - } ~# ‘te! ‘te Total tax operations. nancing charges wark with creater efficiency on one lendiy reiations in the ‘tensiom arate plane cof Business iife fer c ~ / ss — " - f trade courtesies. ine indepenc- any particular Branch of the trade Federal oe $2 : ’ . Fr al . vH —~ o " , ay , State and ioca $4624 447° a” ihe rmpany has rocuced mo iY iTer of a her- - than arother SF ¢eey concen- Gl ; a 2 en 2 ~& »4 . ‘ — > = A Lt . FP oe - 2 ; . . . 5 o-~ ‘ . ~~ - ~ >» oOo r = ~ ro -~ — _-— * _ 7 ‘ ~ > ; al iy * MOONEY TIRE CO MOVE tha i 204 / I ig,8oQT nad } ’ + é ) an : iié i i CGie- *=-ate _— obal ar fora -Aanmesidera- Ti: ‘Die 3 ; c ; erce ad in etther the s e or + . ; > . i 3 o . - 7 - . ; - . 5 — _ 3 wry — 2a — ; : e s + a . ‘ I im ar: -~ + - . + ‘ ‘er of ~F + ™e then tpaey qe en 4 A= Wr: S o BSS Hee ™ 4s —— mainte: ance of automotive iu p- e u Oo e . j * es - ~ Aa+se ws 4 . ] = - — Cars to dqate in iveo,. th nighest i15.0n surance nrougn -_: le 2 = apermanent factor rhe marsufacturer. distribd- JUST WEST OF OLD PLACE Gutput’ for any rear in its history. nmancing plan, which ead bs hecome exper’ Suck of thease me. tont to 1 anent * ited in vings to car -hanics as stay !n a service station in ¢ omobile industry ; dealer, repair company. bat- PHONES: DELMAR 1305-6 Production ts at the rate of mor resulted in large The Art B. Mooney Tire Co dis- than 17690 cars ‘- 7 is purchasers through [ut Bo rons lera2 5a period The autom shi ~ 4istri uUtor 2 _? srfa"jon. radiator ehop, tire 4601 13 OLIVE STREET ST. = . _ —_ . . y - : i ‘ 2 ~ — + 7 ; - ? _ - tributer for the Murray Rubber pr: e ab — th art pr ,auction . 139°5 tI k. Bragie¢. reed | mma’ i oe "ro- a* . a .i A a5 ! »* gr.n ler. Te der and a I fac- Ce., ts now in its now ant? tewe> will be Gouble t= $924 sare. Sen- motion representative liscussed man or inspector. an4jado go: often, the independent automobile repair tors tn the trade should strére to- —— ee — ; ? qUarters at 4451-53 Delmar boule- tember production wil! run be-. plans for the fal! Cherrolet selling engage in the actual meChanica i iil on care vara, one door west of its former n 27,500 rd 30,000. campaign, tally the October work in repair operations . location. A complete vuleanizing drive which will include placing in Quoting from Mr. Ustick’s ar- ee how many OS and tire and tube repair depart- NEW HANDLE LIFT FOR every Chevrolet dealer's showreom ‘ticles “Nothing like this could Nare 3 ment has been instalied. Mooney, AUTO WINDOWS BUILT of a display of photographs which 'annened if the owner had taken Whe owns the double flat at the A new model tombgmation door take one through the his car to @ Rickenbacker service 3 . d | know a Pm « above address. remodeled the closing and window lift will be in- factory. showing erers p in ti staticn.” This statement merely buliding so as to give two Store troduced by the Rawlings Co. and production of a C! speaks well for the author's con4- froats on the sidewalk The ‘ts to be fitted on the Lincoln. Loco- plans inviores invitations to everr- dence in his 6. oO nization H ’ ‘ t ou to . Moéney Company handies the Mur-/| mobile, Marmon, Flint and Ster! one in the city to see the displa which we hope il iy justified ae ee ys tire for this district. ing-Knight cars. The device is op- at the dealers’ places of business. AM of us know that ther® are {fuet é ; — — ; s the *_ ’ uto owners z 4 | thei nomsevmsuuresmssmexr | || ANG AM tues Ero ALL FOR HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS LESS! Under $1500 ee : Forget costly Fours — This brilliant —an exclusive Oakland feature? new Oakland Six now sweeps away What Six but Oakland matches 71 Pe NERO eee ene AMR de “Airmen AE sacar iy AE ares mph ts op “08 il tt ro | \4 —- AT | R years, no doubt, you have chenshed the dream of some even their last argument of price. . : Oakland power, acceleration, speed, day owning a famous Stearns-Knight Motor Car but have Choose a Six—But buy on a value endurance and economy? for your money. —or even half of thease beatures——at What Six at Oakland’s price offers anywhere near Oakland's new low | on all models will make you want to own this famous car more Oil Filt before er, Four Wheel Brakes and . than ever Fisher Body in enduring Duco? pon aap phon i Oakland mor Ft ) ' positive freedom from vibration owutclasses all Sixes under #1500 and : = am I that the WESCO will am eg is included afforded by the Harmonic Balancer all Fours regardless of price. Bie? 824 one for FREE TRIAL on € new and extremely low prces—hundreds of dollars - Ger . "sens (Ci Pune ee... Cee | ands of cars throughout the cz st Coach. . . 1095 (Old Price, ai Landeu Sedan. 1295 (Old Price oe Pe s was waiting for WESCO. I within the reach of thousands of buyers. hina oxfam As you start to drive this famous car, your first sensation snake aifil tomen. We aan eaapauee gamete aa Eaeeneeaaae aaa utterly quiet. “As the speedometer notes the increasing speed your surprise will change to amazement that the power-plant 2 ra $2 50 ' ) & OO t here 1s the motor car with a vibrationless engine. Here then, if ever, is your opportunity to own one of these been years in the making! i ous advertising campai Telephone us or call at our sales rooms. You've no idea ann : ; ‘arty al these world-famous Stearns-Knight Cars Lew WINNING AND HOLDING GOOD WILL 6-Cylinder—Model § | Deliveries Now Reasonably Prompt | a IOLTLOR MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR CO. ANGELICA AUTO SALES (Inc.) y (open out.ca l= 2801 Locust Street WHI : * Ww ST. LOUIS AUTO SALES CO. a voy eg herding _— WEP OR willen aftr ene ee JOHN STAEHLE, Pres. , Open Sunday and Evenings 3504-06 South Grand Blvd. Phone Grand 7099 held off purchasing because you felt the price beyond your basis alene and get the very utmost 4 4 whee Six combines these features N o longer need you feel this way Surprising reductions you the advantages of Air Cleaner, _ prices? And—you'll be surprised too, when we say that added What Six but Oakland gives you the other car and see for yourself how it O has been put to the most: less mm the case of each model—bring this much desired car Landau Coupe. 1125 (Old Price, 1295) AS Prices at Pactory is one of surprise—that so powerful a power-plant can be so = | en remains so quiet. And you'll resolve to tell your friends that wonderful motor cars. Take advantage of the opportunity—it's how utterly wonderful is the sensation of driving one of | The Sedan 4 P + . Fully Equipped a SLEEVE: VAL VE ——————__= ; ; A E. A. Hatfield, President 21st and Angelica Be 60 miles per gall STAEHLE AUTO & ELEC. CO. me Rance To Soa RAI | Attractive Proposition to Dealers soa i) PRODUCT OF GENE MOTORS — } * —. .

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1928, t) tory at Lansing, Mich., for Gaw p- man Bros., Reo dealers at We -iCity, Mo. This makes the f¢ - hKeo bus on this line. Tire Sale—Save $3 to . Our contract with the India Tire i requires us to ee!l India Tires exay at . =r one refore we are obliged te ee eee, eeu. out all other makes, regardless of Bon Se a Phe: \ No ialepho yne prices given, ag ompere quality and prices to Teaser o¢ nese genuine bargains on stands ‘anteed Tires of proven quality, eaten | allowance on your old Tires. You pee s Br... te SN BS stig ass. }nmothing to chance when rt: , eee —— ee Bos ake bg stesgeece c 4 Gienn, his 26 years in St. Lok Coal be ae ee ontan na ae pe THe yet - | quality Tires, is your assurance of ¥ 2 Sm mm, RE Be VULCANIZING DEPARTMENT , & Sigs ry ae ee 3 Rests | Durable repair at small cost giyj ' i a , : ee ease ers ; additional mileage. We 3 a a aia eee a Fa ; repair to outwear your tire or refung Me eae ame “feoewe al i cost of repair . Ms 8 sa 7 Rims and par te. all pape: cara. o Py 5 The Ma ae ae aaa , ‘ "| lugs whi h stop aqueaky wheels, bts aie EP ae sy : “f C wheels repaired prom 7 and reaesassn ; ' : Rae 3s: | GLENN'S, Grand and . 2368 iis s £ ee 3 7 | ‘A Wve . — ae MS . | faaes ) r -- - ey ae ’ - ot ‘ 7 r , . ES CO ff | —— ao fo Motorists! (Makes Autos Run 60 Miles to a Gallon of Gasoline! ST. LOUIS 4 oe oS ete -_

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sue suuy ¢US4-UiSPATCA alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Str x TORE R ] M h t Wh Su ] ag . aa at things sary to £0 wia Dayton ; A»ont sie Mae Lone ae ie rp an that e new corcets : —... now lon uld it take to drive Southeast Feature of Season, be obtained at the Post-Dis- € rising ura ere S O pply menne the ana fer them. Thee aes —_ should i mater) . . Tre ee!) P+ . ee te “ ; t Lere . d rx.ous. : me ‘ art patch Resort and Travel Lu- I d N d f F don't consider the bi advantage Touring Bureaus Report. sa Mle tei We eee te mmediate Needs of Farmer. aen’t conte en Get 2 oe eee ee ee ‘ Gu 3) i S Wa : t e - have in Simaii iS ae mt h ae the sarme—50 cents, pilus 14 ~ eg icemnial fae buring country from Sr. Louis ‘s to eae Sng 4 - ‘ owe md sido : -% r | “ollins- 4 ‘ = cents for first-class postage produce and the certain profit on Free Bridge, and go Via ©oiuns - " ‘ ‘ A aw'r r rat : - - ; — A - st, : ' ‘ 2s | . -* - 299 sa ™ ‘Y — In i a O- oy Une © ate to the Kast || Tee walled BY EDGAR WHITE. ‘carry some good credit accounts Produre and INC er mill stay with Ville, Marshall and Indianap “ > *f-- fram ’ lL. us .o 445 sa . * . te ’ ‘4 2 . ee sine ox " a . " Fis, ** yor? ” } "¢T [ada-> ra‘: eve erg enn ign a - ae 2eef Maps of the roads of !ndivid- With the coming of good hard in addition We're handling busi- |. em as lone as they keep the stuff lis to Darton. O. T n | _ hs atur the i3) nallied. » a = oO £& separators a Eo qd re ¢ = Yes 5 . . } ** ed > + ‘- - . © e . . . , ’ - . 5 - —e, 4 ? {Pt - 4 mend, head of the tourng See The map of roads for 40 miles end the auto ready to take th® the city regularly for fresh bread, , every member of the family) then south en Ne. 4 te Ports r ‘ : > + ~~ ~ > id Cc 7 a - i: =. sili a “ if ‘ ‘ a As ee i s+ > + . i f " sient ** - , ¢% ment of the Auto! Di.8 ‘ 4 around St. Louis ts 20 cents. or family anywhere on short notice, ice cream and other things we have and apparel for men and women mouth. Good roads, virtuauy a:l . ree y . -e ronounced . _ all _— a ‘ s > i ; > ‘ astwe * ‘ - . ‘ - . > ; ; Missou'- ae a 2 id; aia 2-4 cents br mal ir seemed certain that the cross- esell qcickly. and we have de- to wear at their every-day work. paved. -Distance s aoour 4 7 vo f fiw TriG ne . ‘ . > . . wei sariats - P ” 2% ler viT r ¥ has been traffic to Fior:da - Road and touring information roads storekeeper in Missour! veloped a good many steady cus- + r Probl miles and the drive should taxe : oe * ‘eo TTI ‘ner : ~~ nw, - + ’ owns = ? (ne reat’ poem . fe joins is free to everyone at the hu- vwwould soon be out of a fob. Who tomers tor hose things. i - two days. 4 "More motorists than @ver ‘®- | -eau would take the trouble to go to Movies Draw Trade. The towns, in & larger way, nave te . hy r ast this season Pee aap tae ; edie : t m roblem that confronts a ceguigiacs asa ign epee gota th 3 Baas! YER Bluebells for supplies when he «0, gaturday nights, in the the same pro re Se nat bit i= ao Deummenc. rave: sor bad a hard smooth road in which alas ota ‘ve t ing the cross-roads merchant. And communities in Missouri tha .- “4 : tone —- ‘oa. 24 s 404 + _ aa ‘4 : : r tim a "a . a U o? m i ” ho ; 4 Michigan, Wisconsin and 3} . MOTHER AND DAUGHTER @o travel to the city 40 or 5@ miles. ak & te = they will have to meet the situa- terty opposed the coming of rall- fs heart ees ae oe Bee es gee : n-air Lovl ACK : Che a - ™ a . : ay sota has been ¢ f about doe Ys away. select what he wanted at the aS VPs x - - S = a S : . tion {tn the same alert way the Roe- roads. Instead of pianning new R., 4 tae | ed é a’ \ # —-)~, wa s:€ eB we ai ta + "ss o* th egt ictures., . | anic hie whatsoever while the mercant.is capta.ns show patronizes the store People ; H more han 23 § cats to Canaca. tnougnNn "ey enco ntered mud in were pianning for a new day. whe ha - ion awn orem quite a ; as | . 7 »* )- ** - , 7? . - - . ; P 4a . 4 aes a? aa \a@aet ‘ Since Aug. ! ally a third of al Nebraska #0 deep and thic K la’ Merchant Sees Beneftl. wars off We couldn't get that + s [ sae! — | . , : is . A 4 tw» + as routings outside of Missour! and y:\.. terhsman had con al to He, too, was seeing that good asian ettheat the aute.” : . Ey ria . J US - > se a Las 4 We lilimois have been to friorica ig frdm hetween fenders and roads and the auto were going to aie ~ ; ia : : ss : . ‘ ag agee wheels s ould pro- land hi n prosperity rather than Mr. Roebuck explained tha e a , - : : eth eting ' : ne na ° farther pnurchased . ~ . RI VS 21.032 MILES : arr ; _ -— * @ he Qs ’ "ry rT pan ~ “~* ~~ = 4 > sin e he an s - > * . ~~ ~ . = i sam FARMINGTON eed A nang a >.” as «a Sr wegen os ; P the store at (oc ¢ tears ago the Let us inspect your car NOW and help you avoid the annoy- On ST. LOUIS-F-: . ey ame over the Oregon Trai e auto 5 4 i thing for ‘* 5.¢ = . ' - 82x6-inch 10-ply, stood the pound- thing the farmer had to sell day doom of the country merchant, we #2: ing over the rough gravel of the TAX AUTO REPAIR SHOPS by day. figured just the reverse,” said oie bus route until it had worn dowr The Associated Automobile Serv-| The buzs-wagon was eent al} Mr. Roebu “Our experience z ee a : SS _s . 4 d sé sia Va ~~ ee £. . ae / ; to the last two plies of fabric ne » Caomonnios of Si is are pre- 2round this territory and returned has ‘ustified our fudgment. 3 . e iii} AAs ; ‘ Aan can . i ' . e* ° o 7 le > 4 * — er ee eee St) bene paring an ordinance to be _ intro- lcaded with farm truck. For this We felt sure that if we put in ae used on the busses to Washington. . ——— taeemer the merchant paid cash or gave the goods the farm home needed, : z Giurce: - Eoa i Aid , ; : te Peewee and te Chicago, 8nd OD aine far nacment af a license | 'he customer credit for goods at end soid em at reasonable prices, ; of 2. i eer ane County Busi” ~~ #... . a tS 4 his store. Some of the little mer- the peo of the ountrvyside I > he > . “s ° ‘y ry > r¢ , ~ * - ’ Ss ’ a | 7 . Cae The sus a ‘en are a : . 3 on a 4 _ : = : oo. on emasinrge +e . al ) > ac + ° y eat 4 } . o lines. — pe I 3 e - . he : a organ Ze n > pes an s 2fVeioped Po a ae - > . a ie | > 2 i oe. a using on their front wheels 4 o4x |. uher her of such shepe ang! “"% Way. As & tremendous cone rainer than go to the distant city . ba * 30 Mohawk balioon tire with six “’*-* phe eters eRe eae wy, venience to the farmer, saved “Our store furnishes a good cash ae . , ‘ 3+ §m G+ tO assure better service and profits. ; . ‘ a a 5 & piles that was first tried Our in a « y : - en of the rag hin from dr'iving to TowFTn wren marxet or -—e...| *armer s produce : 4 7 ; | -_ iv? s ti c n A Gao * + ? | eo r = .** . + , na . - a 49 . ‘ 7 a. > Ee Louis. These special balloons can ee a — / ©- he had a small lot of stuff to eell. and naturally he patronizes the : ae a ; + ir s s Ss i Ti ‘ne city r m Kin} 7 . ’ > }- + : ee not be used on the rear wheels at P4 OF Hs ee =e . . athe Having increased his circle of merchant who patronizes him. I? DISTINCTIVE. DURABLE. SNUG AND WARM r Ee é oe bh aw ¢he proper profit and are adequately , , — age TE” Saar ee ae a i a a 3 ) : present because - ae Way ' ~s | Slit atic is first-class eervice rade he . cross-roads merchant we run s! Oi: certa goods be- Not a ready-made makeshift job. Custem-bailt for any make of sutemobdile. rims of the wheels are built and ““) 2 SG a gut i, sus ts was enabled to carry larger stocks cause of an unexpectedly large de ~onngy ~ ay te fit your pe ae net develop rattles. squeaks and no ribra- % nial , pained : , ordain ? Thorpe. man er . ‘ - sical on. sive is matter cons! ri N ° ; i the fact that dual tires would be & PUINg tO « oss SE eo * and always could be relied upom mand our auto truck stands in the imclement weather now = —— —— eee er oe : x . + : 4+} > «+? : my a . . , a : is ™ bj? | necessary. But the rear wheels of of the Assoc.ated A ey we to have important staples needed front and is alwars ready to make T d . a i FYE one of the busses are being fitted ice Companies of St. Louis. Amore- ..~ the farm a quick run to the wholesalers tr ops an Curtains of All Descriptions. ; a : ‘ : - . ‘ 2 > s 2s ~- * ie as J > ™ i; Aid : i 7+ men? to i.cerse repair Snors wotu.d . ; 2 . + nied o.* —Ttehee '‘. = *- —- 4A “2 77 - ~ > 7. to take two of them. eA pl. arate rena oP mesg How badiy has the auto hurt some large town for new supplies Body Reconstruction, Dent Work, Seat Covers, - a emma eliminate so-called alley shops. our business?” repeated Harry J. “Later on, we're going to work U pholsteri d Tri " BAIZOONS ON DODGE CARS. benefit both the industry and the Roebuck, junior member of J along another line by which we ex- phoistering an rimming. Balloon tires are standard equip- automobile owner, and cause m@- Roebuck & Son, storekeepers at pect the 1to to add considerab!; ment on ajl the few Dodge Broth- chanics to retain their employment Cox village. a crossroads in Macon to the store’s revenue. That is the y ° ers models, both standard and spe- until ther had sufficient capital countr. “Not so ion 2 ago the retailine of chicken ane —_— ade a a “dank 3 Or EE o 0h se ' NC oe 1s a ag re a ng - 1icxkenS a! | LINDELL 4321-29 PAPIN ST Cerner Tower celal type. except cemmercia!l cars. with which to go into Dusiness for store was doing a business of about products of the farm, nuts and ber- 1431 ° Greve Ary. Bach special type car at the new themselves on a proper scale, he $6000 a vear Now we're running ries to the people of the towns. who “Service and Satisfaction the Secret of Our Success” price Inciudes five balloon tires. sad easily $36. @vear cash and will drive out for them for the pur- Vg a mea caeeemeens NCREASED values recently built I into Ford cars are particularly noticeable in this attractive, compact Ford Coupe, with its roomy, easy seats and pronounced beauty of line. All the practical advantages which have made this car so universally pular, are here in greater measure. very added feature gives comfort, style and good looks in addition to remarkable utility. Read the partial list of newly added features at the right—then follow this up by a visit to the nearest Author- ized Ford Dealer for a practical demonstration. FORD MOTOR COMPANY DETROIT, MICHIGAN Runabout $260 - Touring $290 Tudor Sedan $580 Color: Channel Green. U- holstery to harmonize. Ali- steel body, polished nickel ra- diator. One-piece plate glass windshield. Unusually large capacityrear deck. Fuel tank under cowl. Standard equip- ment includes windshield wiper, rear-view mirror, dashlamp, starter, demount- able rims, and four cord tires. Balloon tires $25 extra. NO INCREASE IN PRICES Cc O.U. Ps Ferdor Sedan $660. Demountable rims and starter extra on open cars. All prices F. O. B. Detroit. \of “The Wanderw.”~ aul _ model of the Auboes Gen * Vas : tained on tie .~ cylinder rraesie ' ers weer amazed a desire om? 2 Oth atthe procure a “Wandere* t'ps and ‘oming in * “The Wanderer” ig eG itmto a fy | -wtaed, bed by removing the cushion end aying * back of the fron Today the towns are encour- aging the establishment of bus lines tm ail directions. The busses make as perfect a schedule as rail- road trains, and run at more con- venient hours for shoppers. AUBURN ‘WANDERER’ WINS “7? Boy = Probably no other model ever produced by the Auburn Automo- If your car gets this . sort of tre - * Ceape-Readster - ~ i. Sedan : - . - - De Laze Coupe «©. «© New Low Prices This Is The Age Of Performance Insist that under all conditions, RICKENBACKER ST. LOUIS CO. E. T. USTICK, Jr., Pres. 2216-18 LOCUST rena te “pied alc by hich fo ears ct cr Rickenbacker model. uaich this wendaeane nonin -Brougham, most sensational value. ul “=. ~ ae 4-1 BONDED iy 3 & Br of which are then leg 8, - 7 —— © - » Low-cost Ti Star Peace: *«@ Commercal € Coupster . Cou re . Coach .* * Sedan «. « &. Levis Deusert Ce. 3245 Lectst Street, St. Leuls. Meo Be mor Moter @Qar ‘38 and Park St. Loula, Meo B ase MWetar Sa ee 222 N. Broadway . Leuis. Me o B. Riddle Moter Cs. 959 Hodiamont Ar. : 5". Levia, Mo Heoff-an Moter Ce. 4005 WW. Fler'ssant Av. St. Leouts, Mo Sutton Garage and Sales Co. S119 Setten Ay Maplewood, Mo Dar's-Deugherty Meteor Ce. East S*. Lowis. I'l Enders Motor Sales Co. Levilie, Fil ad ; rf So 4: STTTTTTF 44: 44:

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SUNDAY ee: OCTOBER 4," ; E _ } The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED | of “The Wander>r,”’ the n | model of the Auburn ve Deg assert. “The Wanderer” ‘tained on both the Bix cylinder cnassis. Every wh ers weer amazed at the imi desire of automobile Ow? procure a “Wanderer” for can hy u'ps and week-end tourg, range as follows: Mode! “5S”, mili- ment at the western end. ’ i a a .’ —- “The Wanderer” to oae?, L>4y fale ot KNIGHT CARS ey ahaee. adi! ed into a full- sized. . bed by removing the 5-passenger touring talre, Comfase. a BE DISTRIBUTED BY $2695; 7-passenger touring, $2975; sport sedan, $3350. cushion and laying it on the . © JOHN STAEHLE IN ST, LOUIS dan, $3@50: brougham, $3050; 1 ever back of the front seats the tomo- of which are then laia he . neous The front seat cushion ¢ Be ment the comfortable bed ing: 46 the. 1 § serRIBUT ION tric Co., 3504 ent The ar gets this | treatment §¢ smoothness. ‘ poulevard, of which : Stearns-Knignt, | ee has heen one of the) FENLARGES QUARTERS HERE OWARD Is. FUNK has been oe grade American cars, has The Rickenbacker-St. atiy improved and has! today will formally open a new ad- | dition to its quarters at 2216-2218 By moving into the. ieeve valve) previously unoccupied eastern por- bore and 5-|tion of the building, the Ricken- | "TY representative for the Case | ake up the en- ‘motor car factory, and has had | . » making speed ngs hill climb- | : ot era in td try. It ~ Knig i oat with 34-inch Anch aoe. is not only unusually! backer concern will t si, but also runs wit h whis-!tire structure. South (;ran “Cc” touring cars, roadster, $2460; 5-passenger sedan, $2730; brougham, $2750. Jon Staente RICKENBACKER DISTRIBUTER ate ts of this! Locust street. to Row Louis Co. day, E. T. Ustick Jr., president of Texas Co. building, the company, said. used as a showroom. Offices will be at the rear of the showroom. those of Ustick and the salesmen at the eastern end of the building and the auditing and accounting depart- The en- ® ‘tire second floor will be used for service work and parts stockroom. 5-passenger iu The rear end of the first floor wil! ‘- be given over to-new cars ready for passenger sedan, 3459; coupe, of Stearns- $3100; Model Knight 6-cy! linder cars in the goj50- coupe g Louis territory has been! coupe, $2625; 4 to the Staehie Auto and delivery, and to customers’ cars on Which service work has been com pleted. FUNK NOW SALES MANAGER FOR BENJAMIN MOTOR CO. ee appointed by Jerome J. RBen- jamin as sales manager of the Benjamin Motor Co., which dis- tributes Stutz and Velie cars in this | ‘district. Funk at one time was ter- Remodeling most years of varied experience in the’ , : ut ’ eV The Stearns-|of the furnishings was completeq *¥*°motive industry. | Feaight comes in Model “S" and ee aca on ea DEMAND FACTOR IN ii gel “CC.” Prices at the factory aoe = WILYS-OVERLAND EXPANSION 3 Balance in Easy - Monthly Payments Year or More to Pay wis “Now for the Winter Months ast your car to worthy Ui on si bre you see the A-1 BONDED at | iH d. There is only one in any § | ne in nearly every town. | 00 PUT te see one, probably just around S THIS PERMANENT MASTER-BUILT -ARAGE on Your Premises Mail This Ceupon Teday ! TION and FINANCE CO. | 306 Victoria Bidg. : ‘4 the vi %% Central 4159 S H | wea | : N Bl $10.00 will put a Master-Buillt ina competent, — service, square B eorner from where you live. iGerate prices. this great, growing, natio Without obligation | Garage on my property. | pa gy bd NQMC wee cuees oe oo¥ Sow cm ecsmes « l address ...... ee rar | garages operating By We Build ’ Em From the Ground Up ! MASTER-BUILT CONSTRUC- St. Leuls | Bafety features, so desirable in | the small family of one or mor&j ‘Small children, are one of the rea- | sons why the Overland standard ee- | dan has won unprecedented sales. volume at its new low priee of $595, | according to dealer reports at the? Willys-Overland factor | An unusually heavy chassis. | strongly reinforced with heavy cross members, provides a rigid framework upon which the strong body is mounted. In addition: lack family, dealers report, in that the children may be turned loose in the rear compartment without fear of injury because there are no doors |to be opened by childish hands. An- other feature is the one-piece wind- sheld and the small and narrow corner posts that permit unob- structed view of the roadway at al] times and do away with the blind- ing separating strip between the usual two-glass sections. been carefully selected after rigid i aM present the best of America’ S garage = your car will be safe in any of these tions-~a signed, bonded and inter. sable receipt is given to protect y ohana ect you, 1 More Sarees ! BON DED | AGES}! | More Pull! PAWOES QUILDING = CHICAGO, UG sc aS ae a) 595 b. factory—plas war tas we = EG NONE YOON —— LOL LD LLL a Bt. Louis, Mo. ith —_ Park, Louls, Mo. St uls, Mo St. Louis, Mo. are the men who Bt. Louis, Mo. Rickenbackers. oa ?e——as your other cars new—the latest Hn SEE SRI HE EPR ee OER NRC, se RRRNSERRIESE TE son MRR eee ° (TPE ORS OER 12 Belleville, TIL , the other car Sfar St Louis Durant Co. Locust Street, d ) Belmont Motor Car Oo... Mane Motor Saies hl Broadway. Alton, IJ. ©. B. Riddle Motor Co., , $50 Hodiamont Av. i Granite City, 11. Hoffman Motor Co. 4005 Florissant AY.. Button Garage and Sales Co., $110 Sutton Av plewood, Mo. Daris-Doughert: y Motor. Ce., East J11. Livingston, Enders Motor Sales Co. East End Garage. St. Louis, ' More Pep! Low~cost Trans portation Cars Prices: f. 0. b. Lansing, Mich. Built by Durant Motors Biushth, NJ. Lennng, Mich. Oakland, Co. St. Louts, Commercial Chassis . . $425 eee. kg 6 eee Touring « »« «© 0 « $525 Coupster. « « « « «+ $595 Coupe “hee See ee a $675 Coach 2c ese Se te $695 gS Big ee eee Tereate, Out Burgdorf Motor Co., 2721 South Jefferson AY., Mo Columbia Motor Sales, Wood River, IIL Madison Motor ©o., t"ssell, Allison & Preuitt, 18th end B Streets, Givens Motor Sales Ferguson, Mo.. Oliver Motor Saies 6483 Unton AY & R. Motor Co Columbia, 111. Mitchelar & Petsche J11. Mascoutah, Iil. ormance. ‘ | Demand for the sedan isa factor ‘in the decision of Willys-Overland | to spend some $2,000,000 In the | next 12 months tin new buildings and mprovements, tncreasing pro-| 'Guction from 1200 to 1350 cars a. Gay and adding more than 1000. 'employes to the force now work- | | ing. ‘OAKLAND SIX DEALER MOVES TO LOCUST STREET | The St. Louls Auto Sales Co., _which for a number of years has been a dealer in the Oakland Six at 3029 Olive street, moved into the large and well equipped auto- mobile building at 3030-32 Locust street Friday. The new building | has been entirely remodeled under the direction of William Schrieber, ' Manager of the company, and it is one of the best equipped on auto4 mobile row for service and gales for Oakland cars. The opening Fr'i- day was attended by a large num- /ber of customers and representa- _ tives of other automobile concerns and the handsome showroom was | decorated with a number of floral | pleces sent by well wishers. TRAINLOAD OF OLDS CARS FOR ST, LOUIS SOLD IN ADVANCE _ George Willett, general manager of the De Luxe Automobile Co., went to the Oldsmobile factory at Lansing, Mich., the past week to urge on the factory the importance of increasing the allotment of Olds- mobiles to the St. Louis territory. He reported that over 300 Oldsmo- biles were sold in the first three weeks after announcement of the new models. He obtained promise of a train load of Oldsmobiles, con- sisting of 25 car loads of sedans. coaches and touring cars, to be shipped early this month. This en- ‘tire train load of cars is sold. The Oldsmobile has been represented by Philip H. Brockman, who heads the |\De Luxe company, for over 12 years, and this is the first time de- mand hag been such that {ft was necessary to purchase ane enttre train load in one shipment. RENTED BATTERY LOSS DISCUSSED BY DEALERS Members of the Battery Division of the Associated Automobile Serv- ice Companies of St. Louis Tues- day night discussed rented battery losses and the law they. seek to have put in effect making it a mis- demeanor for persons to keep rented batteries more than 10 days | Thomas ©. Byrne, head of the st remind sieoes st and that you Bic BARGAINS IN TIRES ~ gg - | Steck Reduction Sale—§100,000 Worth ef Tires Sacrificed! w —and not till prices this ae is the world’s “Fight” Prices Bem .... 815.95 gipes . $s 1995 | | .SVaeee 1998 | Srey, Sie. 38 2098 he 519.95 2195 wand \, 21.45 237¢ : Spcontiinedt BALLOON CORD TIRES Miller ne a ge ee Fisk, Federal, Kelly, U. S&S. Royal Cords. 2914.40 Tire "and Tube... . $13.85 3014.95 Tire and Tube... $21.50 3114.95 Tire and Tube..... $18.75 3115.25 Tire and Tube..... $22.25 30x5.77 Tire and Tube.... $24.76 3215.77 Tire and Tube._... $28.25 326.20 Tire and Tube... _. $27.35 33x8.00 Tire and Tube... _. $28.75 SLIGHTLY BLEMISHED [= $5.75 Prices on Goodrich, Goodyear, Fisk and United Tires and All Sizes of Balloon Tires. A REAL GOOD BUY An Cor igh-grade BSixé 8. 8. ..811.95 S2x4 8. . 812.55 88x4 5B. 8. ..$12.75 S424... , 814.05 32z4% 917.45 B3x4%.... $17.95 Bax4%y..... $18. 36n4%..... $198.70 . — : Beats ora Steers Deliver to All Parte of the AND ALI. DAY SUNDAYS ee For This Week With Every Cord Tire Pur- FREE jf chased We Will Give You a Tire Cover 3 MH Mall Orders Mast ust Be Accompanied 4 © te }}, RELIABLE AUTO TIRE CO. moat 273118 LOOUST ST. Retail. Dealers. a a write eee TUBES garam FRER Le AFR VE OTR CUSTOMERS _'tPaysto Buy + Reliable” Bomont * 11380 our price let - has opened a service station at 5955 Byrne Battery Co., and president of the division, was the chief speaker. J. C. Thorpe, manager of the Associated Automobile Service Companies of St. Suis, also spoke An entertainment program war arranged by J. M. Downey. of the |General Storage Battery Co.. chair- man of the program committee. GARDNER SIX AND EIGHT SALES REPORTED INCREASING Reports. confirmed by Russell E. Gardner Jr., president, are that the 'Gardner Motor Co. of St. Louls fs enjoying unusual sales increases _ for this time of year. Since the in- troduction of the Gardner eight-in- line and six models, the e xompany has shown a healthy increase in business each month. The sales for September, with ordcrs already -on the books, are said to zhow an increase of 80 per cent over August ‘This exceeds the record of al! ‘months since last April. NEW SERVICE STATION OPENED BY HILLMAN CO, The Hillman Battery Service Co., ‘vT. S. L. battery authorized dealer, | with headquarters for the last five years at 1126 North Kingshighway ; ' Delmar boulevard. The company | owned br John Hillman, tn addition | to its battery sales and service will nué, products. The station RAHMBERG IS USED CAR | South Side branch of the Tate Mo- | equipment and under- | MANAGER N tor Co., Dodge distributer. 3 The entire front of the two-story, ground gasoline tanks were in- FOR FLINT CO. . fireproof building that covers a stalled by a tire and accessory firm ground area of 80x180 feet, will be asa branch , but later abandoned. RAY BLADES, BALLPLAYER, The Flint Motor Car Co. has ap- | pointed Arthur G. Rahmberg, man- er of | ag | ts used car Jiepartment Guy Reid, Rahmberg is one of the veterans of ‘he automobile business having SELLS HUDSON-ESSEX CARS “i's2, 707" 060 !0 mle 20 horand Ford sepa Rav fielder, ganized Sales avenue, is vice president. 'fronts 75 feet on Manchester ave- , with two display windows. M.C. Paulette, who has been sell. § Vieterla Laboratories, Inc. and a large service shop extends in ing Ford cars for the last 10 years, 4110 Shenandoah Av. rear to the alley. ) Co Blades, the Cardinal and A. J. Brock Hudson-Essex dealers president of the firm, while Blades ford dealers, for the past three Their building years. have or- son-Phillips Motor Co. In 1919 and ploy the A. J. Brock Motor) 1929 he operated a Chevrolet deal- . at 4360-62 Manchester ership at Grand boulevard and La- and have been appointed sayette avenue, and has been con. ss - Brock is rected with the Bilgere Motor Co., Factory Finish Polish | oul- the sales department of the Hud- | wren, ‘Now SOLE OWNER OF j FORD SERVICE STATION 4468 Delmar boule-'! vard, has taken over full ownership of the firm of Reid & Wells, au- | and service) Station. His former partner, J. E. , Will continue in Reld'’s om-| Why Trade in That Good Ford? A Champion Stream Line Body will make it look like new, and save you $200.00 to $300.00. Liberal Allowance on Your Old Body EIGHT BEAUTIFUL MODELS ON DISPLAY DON’T FAIL TO SEE THE NEW 4-1 ‘ —— ‘has joined the sales force of the Cleans, Polishes, Restores and Preserves the Finish 6-pass. capacity; stream-line hood, nickel-plated _ rad. shell, 15-gal. gas tank, Stewart vacuum system, wood running boards and mirror. Duco finish, a world of leg room and a luxurious sedan that the family will be proud of. , Double Service from your FORD? broken crank case arms; marvellous invention NOW— NDSOR. For Sale by Ford Dealers, Service Sta- tions and Accessory Dealers Everywhere. Distributed by SCHMID SALES CO., 1531 PINE ST. St. Teouls, Mo. mission bands, etc. Have a‘‘sweet’ run- motor at all speeds. Install this Wi MOTOR STABILIZER Fer Cars and Trucks. Easy te install. Ne special tools. Two sizes ~Car and Truek. Eliminates vibratien instantly. cunsummsiteamsbtensunamagaeanmaseeseatseseiaes tae TRY TO EQUAL THIS CLASSY 3-PASS. COUPE Four full Crown fenders come with this job ase well as a stream-line hood and. shell, side pans, front apres, sport steps, mahegeny in strument board, cow! ventl- lator, one-piece wind shield. Body lowered eight inches without sacrificing heed- room or road clearance. Full Stream Lines—Latest Design FOR YOUR FORD Small down payment—Easy terms on balance CHAMPION BODY CO. 3147 LOCUST BOULEVARD Bomont 2383 Open Sun. and Eve. Bomont 1149 The POST- yor oo a is the only St. Louis evening newspaper Associated Press news service. of rear doors in the standard sedan makes it an ideal car for the small, _ More emphatically than ever, America confers the Crown of Supremacy on the New goers Cadillac DIVISION OP MISSOURI ILLINOIS Agate Sales Co. ' Kirkarille. Me. (Central Garage Co. Inc. Berry-Patmer Motor Co. ... Caruthersville, Mo. Cotlawa-Matet. Cen... i. .csecs Brownfield & Son, G. A...... _Boonvilie, Mo. wae Gk Mie i.) +4. Capttal Metor Co. ‘Jefferson City, Me. . Central Aute Sales Co. i Macon, Mo. Creyereft Moter Ce. Missourt Meter Ce. ... - —— — Harley FE. Dare . Moxsery Motor Co. ..... «eee: a Sk gee ge a.) ina ae R. og See <~ecendinbee- Desiogne. Mo. Fe. A. Dodge . Terilor Aute Ce. «©. sccccuees ... Sthesteon, Me. Fisher & Teach vie aad Withelm Moter Ce. |... «~..cecccnns Haeanibal, Mo. J. R. Ferd Motor Ce. .....«... If the ovation accorded this new 90- degree Cadillac could be made vocal and articulate—a roar of applause ° would resound from one end of the nation to the other. This extraordinary endorsement is be- ing expressed in a demand that blankets the map of America. It is a demand that sprang up spontaneously the moment the new car appeared—and has swelled steadily in volume ever since. On the one hand, the most impres- sive exhibition of confidence and ap- proval the American people have ever General Meters’ ewm time payment plan (GMAC) furnishes purchasers with the mast econemical way ef buying a Cadillac en ums accorded even the Cadillac—on the other, the still small voice of other-car salesmanship endeavoring to explain it away. Twenty-two times the same thing has happened—the penalty of leadership repeats itself each year—and for the twenty-second time, with more em- phasis than ever, the public confers the crown of greatness and supremacy upon Cadillac. If you would share the feeling of de- light which is crossing and recrossing the country—just ride in this new Cadillac. A Bs OLIVER CADILLAC COMPANY Locust at Leonard Distributors Bomont 3080 Guy W. Oliver, President Cadillac Suburban Dealers ew QO degree Tete be add ILLINOIS Greenville, 11! Messte Gs Ga. 4. inckh odie tke stank Herrta, if. .. ss... Duquete, Ti! H Moter Ce. ...... Benton, TL sila ., Amma, Til. Bee Wee Me bk nccicdkscndawé.s Vandalia, I!!. E. Lewte Meoter Sales Co. ........... Marten, Nl, Nie. Vernen. Ti. Mever Bros. Aate Ce. eoeeeaeneneenere Belle viie, ILL : Herman Pawl .......... Re Pe Cartievtiiie, i. Granite city. Hil. Phillips ly Os civeceseviees Carbondale. mM. Centralia, Ti'. ge oe Cs ec cccestene: .., @eatney, TH, Re Nia ..Catre, If. . Schrieber & Son ated . Red Bed, Til. Prices range from "2995 for the Brougham to’4485 for the Custom Imperial. L il &@ jeperate a filling station, selling ; * nad ai —<£_ Se —_ — nse al i ge a a aii = — Pn pe 2s Fore

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NEW STATIONS LICENSED RADIO Se aunt a aa males are being made, there is Tea- KSD WEE f OCTOBER | | waning AAC A COMPRA I LEE 33 . ~ es c - ss &F = + ¢ mY reg? + ferar: ire ~ - KLY PROGRAM WEEK of ¢ 5t s ear: . Another interesting separtare| sum, to believe that the ereraese — ow of wt — . ‘ cs fom rato met OF radio sadvertisine Radio ‘ [| Boox is is? out ana Monday, October Sth, Wednesday, October 7th, $ 3 e j i , ; -_ ; Fie . © : ‘ rs = ; _ r hd ra ; oe , i. .¢ i r Z | , ' - - snufarturer nis year ‘3 Fon o> : . , r ~ 236 '« 4s t " " " | * ~~? a own A ar ws Wa h ©... Harris sanding O&ce | a a | pes ene 2 Y dba Saturday, October 10th, || Sas! pearamocing warvieg the Por v L SUPPLY CO ; o x? ‘ : e e e 7-00 P Mi ’ ae bly 29 4 1560 neste q ty tt + ’ ; and h few exceptions, the larger — x : 2 r 2 « ~ P , * s — . ; ; i fa i? * ana c€ist! ’ ones ay Bu ‘ vY DAY ON THE RADIO went gy NE none aot ST. LOUIS’ MOST POPULAR RADIO STO i2€h —— om e 144 ¢€rs and are lo ng + 7 cometh oo oe yok GA Sais snk vo ee |saataes BUpeE rq 5 . " ; ‘ ° ‘ster P , wseales hieh ¢ . raous ‘ €! - j ; ; mj : : “ : . { cpr which the 7 mraev beaut $146 é e &¢ e ra demand cou! A & , ng a s 6 & & s bn ~ erarcelt | es ‘ La " F supplied inet gs nt j bcnanad bn re ae aa -eason Fach , 7 3 ‘ es Pa : ; a er e * > hi Lee ii ti} ’ S38 se sig nm eeverta " e = Ps ham aha . oe ° Mirts (jas iaad B61 2 , 4 ‘ lhc [ pCa P XC an e Our get & Ss i is a € : ' ry > 6? a sngee o 7 ‘ha 4g : g ' geil ‘ ; : . f eS tat wb ¢ t. ¢ 4 . - ni = 4 his i ‘filtaiid $i » 4? o ia * & 4 - «& a « Ss, —s &. > = S « | ; e P ra hé@ po oupt Zz & ; Z € ‘ | e ‘ treaUusiles ihe ; ¥ tei . 6s oOind ti./ bas 5 Pt dts 405 2 5 3 © ; - Hviiow riveis repis ne " lh hide Bring in your Radio. 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WIP 7 Pt) constant power Noiseless in operation. = . ._£ , ~ “ — o we . “s ‘ : , 2 TEssyoe eg With balb a ‘| Tr f ' WH ’ gt ‘ ° nis, the eockete eats bles, 0 GELLER, WARD & MAIL ORDERS FILLED ais at 0 be I . ‘ s (hi ago ’ ‘ $ Ruggedne siiedd t's traaeeahy Aud as f : we iP a S trem aO8 8) ' * ‘ | ‘ HASNER HDWE CO ' a's Bug M8 gripped . ek g3 cb ae ati Mbt } 7 e \ — . ° . ‘ A S ihe ‘ > a2 a> @ Ss : ~ ba ' . es ee Uggs Ob’) he c! $ 16 © wad ance % ’ esa’ WLW (inciumatt (42325) 4100-12-14 N. 4th ST. —" stinct sockets —ording to the \s o 58 - progran “What You Buy From a ee BROADWAY °?. 2 ° ; n “eee ~' maker to use sockets cap WMCA,. New York (340.7), § dance Us Is Good” and Pine . Commerce »~ @ a fieid tails ‘ Wide %) * S #¢r* Ce | WMEHH Chicasan & 7 9 . . & 16 Pats A pegenerative set has the ab > ago Fost (970.1 Wd. Chicage (447.5 . . , to oscbigag. it gene , WEEL 1 : ; . ae " - “ yas A . | : ‘ . o> i * j ' ww 4 | ‘x 624 ragiatas |! - g as @ . “.% a WHA t igin 102 S « ' > 4 ; ’ ’ . . »? _ 6inail BMSUINLIGEZ & 3 * : ’ $ . 7° . ' eugth shifts bi b ee | . 5 Artis RACH Extension $: e dials : 3 . “FAA Dallas News - Jonrnal WWJ. Detroit News (352.7), 6 94 . : s a 6 > . 475 : ; — RADIO HEADQUARTERS OU need fresh, full-powered batteries to get the best results from your radio set. But why continue to spend money every few months for new ones? The W dles 3 Battery BATTERIES | furnish the answer 2, thev're re to this problem. | chargeable. They re ¢ They are fresh > a batteries when you » Sten bo get them and it is oR andy cetreat hac easy to keep them yome sat fresh all the time. { — tts best job, Sales and Service through | des, ht | ee Leaks (Mail Orders Prompity Filled When Mailed Wenday) - &. 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You need fee mbes for the sens:t-ve respomse needed to react throwgh strong local stafons "oO ‘he ones 2 coptnentr- wdth awev. You need the or~ osron and fexzrbilt of tuning such as omiy three~<iial contra: provides. In areas wher re the strongest sta- toms are most tinckly grouped —4N Tegroms of strong local imter- ference and far-from~favorabie conditeoms—A-~C Dayton sets by the hundred have performed as Five tubes for performance ‘Three dials for precision~ price for satis THE AC ELECTRICAL MEG. CO. Dayton, Okie Makers «{ Electrical Devices for More Them Teensy Yeare Commercial Elect. Supply Co. 320 S. Broadway. Beck & Corbitt Iron Co. 3010 Locust Se. Lance Electrica] Supply Co. 1016 Market St. Glaseo Electric Co. 721 MN. llth St - «and the crowd's goin to em —trying to rattle t he’s cool—he winds up— he hit it—oh, what a srm that yelling—it's a three- left field...” Your seat at the World : waiting for you. It’s right i : where you see everything 4 And it’s a big, deep, com % your favorite chair in ye ADIO of the finest in an exquisite cabinet. Ar- water Kene 5-tube set im a by Pooley — with built-in Pooley floating

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1926, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~~ —— = OO ——— a % | together wit, Wave iength, KLocycle, transmyg lechedules. station slorans and a wor f othe: ‘nformation. 0 complete construe. tion articles j: ia issue on e, very. thir re irs mm mT We ube recey Ver inte 7) tocol agageteteteritel tir ethts Mme tag 3 gtebelegeberbes rage age eeepc trees Sikh bbe Deeb ee sas Stl Seba oe ot et os Peat . eo @ 4° : ‘* .* ale : a*e®e* . : . od ” .* °; ** ets - . > ° “ . : . , eo .*a%s : , v.° .* - - E : al , a te wee ta ts tae Baha®.*atstetat ets e'¢ fs «ete tet otal *.* vee eleletet siecle Sotelo te . . ‘ / . rt . 4 . “ ; © a °e*ot *s *; +*s* ae." ot eet eet Pe ee oats o*t*s ° Pat ets wtetat atts *e%s* o*e a . | é LY . r fo e : ade eee: ’ :! bs Si seeeehe et st be St Stee bree asee thie, Wi «Sees ete ereteteti wie feces ce a > MR ey : 1 SEts htber tate estes Saad tered teeth: Sebel tet ¢ Tiseapessett bet Mere pee Pec eeteenee ts Pe. tr + ¢ Opt. 50) > bee bae Behe h ott be bene okie 24 be Pe oe orte ? etetpteteestssse *. tet oo eteet “, - | vay et eerbasesSeses ash fsstscre ses eee Teale etree op she ese tatesetetesscer ec i ofels la tpeeeageeer sae ‘ rag? , . z my , a ‘ + eset sete sete st. te tateth gers i i ithecsheteted efecet-cebete retehecarss 15g tr by. tats tate ste’. od ew « , : - ee ; . "etate ’ a ee a>? ae ee Pele’? ; be . , ° 4" 4 7 ; ’ *a%etete? * #°e a ate ohetate® . *prete? , e°e* ; ; -— - " s« ‘ *"* .* : . : , “ : *¢ . ** : ; _ » , - ' é 4 / “ ‘ fated eee tegces es " er se : . gi * - + t- ; ; x ( . : o*slets » . . ’ — . Ota tee ote ate ots es “als otes'e > _- - * 4 . = ' ‘¢ “4 ’ ity etate wetata? ’ o “ , a*« * . o » ee _ - - 7 ‘4 “a : " MT ba" o*s y 2 at P ~ ots - +> 5 a . °; tpt eod st ott | >) . . ‘ . . . ~ @ , : a“ et ete ~ * : ; ‘ : os: . " * 4 ° , eA. ash? 38507! eget: cheb tthe ake’ tot tars >» - my tents oF = ds pose ’ . aa x = - . yy ; _ . 4 ; . ot +4 *¢ aia e ,, $e * ’ ie . - ” o*e*s «fe ve - 4 ‘ : ; i j a ‘; rege lsgeh rhe te by eo nh +5 eeatersteseee .4 +t : ; ; oa . ' et - i : "ht. eye cete sf . «oc Obefosetetes ° sete a ; 4 : : ; : Sas ° . " 2? . +? «* . . *)* - by 7 ~ Seiedes ete} jelet se state %s theta > selet+ sa . 4h “ se —— = “i "°°. 9 #5" e? ; ‘.*, rd ane . «es ‘* fete = if 4 , : . / : of es fete a eh. es a . ate e*s a Pe : oe ace .2 eed SA ; . eled oy ete ; oie? ' e * ® aA d . Piet stectlelelelete i7 J 7 » tie: - ae bee > , - ’ s sEpers- fetes ; “3? LM pret. tet it it ° ; " : “f rhs ebeeeat eae od “4 . : 44 : ; ; ‘ie ff > ’ 5 eee te telat taka ale etal elt Ate itel a) tat eee ene Thee. et Pee eees Tet takes Peay 4 7 o*« bat Sotefegessts: i * te = ; ’ - TS aM RR Ue : se eteSesssoet ta ces eeteagielets: -oeSehtiaMmesscotheee | ot eRb et ete tat ate* + Tete "Ss" e%e Pe ate etatae’ es «Mate e «siete ales Bete ls setts e eens i caesticee Fetes Pe ete etatetetete bi ee a4: " reeteitersetre tse ores ata atac aes ota tatstat «tet ee ’ *@ . eTate*sla® toteteeetetelets abetets Me Brings ‘you that “‘iets through” the deep and the igh tones. Its perfect amplification , 'C ’ WEAF .New York WGR. ..Buffale $s — . —_ CT ack O the bat— Aes tte ne. 5.’ ; Hear Atwater Kent Radio Ar- WFI Philadelphia WCCO. Minneapolis Col tists every Sunday evening at WCAE. Pittsburgh St. Paul = : brandes |. sg 5, a Standard Time. WSAI. aaa Ee ~- Davenpert ¥ e think so much of this good ashingtos Experts i in tadio acoustics | every TOaAY O t CT OW program of good music that it is Hear it Sunday and you will agree that - ‘since 1908 broadcast over all these stations: ne finer program goes on the air at — any hour of the week, ; “Strike two—that makes two and two room. For you can be the center of a mira- ‘sand the crowd’s going crazy —listen cle; you can be in two places at once. to'em —trying to rattle the pitcher —but All you need is a radio... Have you got he’s cool—he winds up—it’s a fast one— one? If not, don’t delay another day. he hit it~oh, what a smash! —Listen to There’s something happening every min- 4a) SOO ‘ that yelling—it's a three-bagger to deep ute, something much too good to miss. oe tl | nia “a Wield...” But don’t buy just a radio. Get one that : : ) + Yourseat at the World Series game is is scientifically built, one that is built for Waiting for you. It’s right in the press box all-round service—for tone and volume, where you see everything that happens. selectivity and distance—one you can de- And it's a big, deep, cornfortable chair, pend on when you want it. In short, an your favorite chair in your own living Atwater Kent. —— Puce. $17 Brown & Hall Supply Co. 1504 Pine St. DISTRIBUTORS There 1s still some exclusive territory in Southern Illinois and Missouri Mops 20 Compact—Price, $80 pays ere one. ee oy. ee — . mY 4 nas ih f wx, ce ¢ a 5 24 * de ae pas P he aye ie”: ee = , {are pda ee | Srrx.BapreFuuier| | fl “The Music Center of St. Louis" ‘ Atwater Kent The ; Brass | Every Day of the Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5: :30—Saturday, 9: :00 to 6: 00 — Pees | Olive to Locust, From Ninth to Tenth | i and Hear the New Series at ~owsros, | Headquarters for Atwater Kent Radio Sets ||| !™proved Models ot Ta i A <i ‘yy ae | eee : | COMPLETE showing of all the popular new models awaits 1 A KENT CP PY? : vour selection. The new Radio Department, conveniently WATER 7 ) |GRANITE CITY]. Iecated in the Sixth Floor Music Salon, affords quiet, refined, : KIRKPATRICK | comfortable surroundings where you may hear the various | In Our Radio Section ELEC. CO. | models and make your selection. Sold on our club plan of de- Niedringhaus & State ferred payments. 1 rqTHESE new Atwater Kent models are the Come in—today, tomorrow | —— | newer ae for an proses | ‘ADIO of the finest in an or any other day—and let us | } set which wi in harmony wi |. exquisite cabinet. At- See ae | other appointments of a beautiful home...a_ i ms Kent S-tube set ins | reputation of the VISIT US SOUTH SIDE AUTO Tell You About Our | || set which fits agreeably into its:surroundings, : bil oe Peckay ~~ atthe ATWATER KENT [| Spero ety World Club Plan for | unobtrusively waiting to be touched into life. way (a | | wi erie reeulte over an SUPPLY CO., Inc. |] _ We invite you to see and hear these wonder- | "Ao eer models Come | | ATWATER KENT 3445 S. Grand Blvd. ATW ATER-KENT 1 ee in = — pon eco s and see and hear them. GRANITE CITY Geo. Blanner Electric Co. PHONE GRAND 6728 ee Ww — b ad , aan : PEERLESS ELECTRIC CO. ||| ise W. Lockwood — Webster 40 : RADIO | them. We carry tubes, batteries, speak- JA Set ‘a F 1920 Megutaliadc 1266 | WEBSTER GROVES ATWATER KENT | ers and all radio accessories. Complete From -— : ‘ " ¢ ll $119 00 Up Satisfaction—That Js Wheat You — a a N. P. WINTERS SPECIALISTS S IL VERS TON E C CO. i) Convenient Terms of Payment Sie tenet nocsass” ATWATER || ELECTRIC CO. HOME OUTFITTERS May Be Arranged. a 644 FE. Big Bend Fa. ‘oe use co Ra . that’s q “are: r § ®ADIO SALES CO. KENT enawer Castes ee a ae 1114 OLIVE STREET 1]{| a : a BN. Grand. lAndell 5120. R ADIO | Sear the returne of the World's sound so good. Come in and “Heart of Furniture Row” | Tune in on Station WSBF Serten, We will have an Att Of Course We &ell ’Em x ea ta am let us demonstrate Be 2 Se

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* " i wad 2 ot ee itp teehee awe & ad » * rae eae hag oe le Fe 2 ae a. am F 2 at He oo * mt i ¢ “> : - * : 7 . * AP AARP te She LLG ON: EE " a. tut 7 ae .% om .™ _ ~ see “ T le ald tbe a ee ee eee oe ees ee a ae. er we Ce ce ee i ee | Ce ete od oop peter sd cages pert ty 4 ee” PIS 5 Goguctanns 9 om mm, wae Pas Se ae FOREN Ne ANI Ne BUA Ny ROR Tam SERS RT RR oe = ak : eis ye nw i ~* ™ ty z Petedene: * are bs ™ wil oe vay elect ot a i PET: ne a Termin ae ene HA LEENA Me abana ete RS iterate ant tt ao A A RNR eR RRR Pa Le ; ne A Sang SiN sh “ * pA yk Tent Set in operation. : — sey 4 os -atsoe-4tt atone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED SCXDAY.. = a rTOBER 4 : i -- RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND EXPER oe RADIOGRAMS There are 550,090 farms fn the Tnited States equipped with radios. Iilineis leads with 46.069 farm gets. Recause of the many high-tension power lines fn Switzeriand, cheap receiving sets are practically use- lesa. Canada now has 47 broadcasting stations. Of this number 1¢ are operated by a Canadian railway and five are owned by newspapers Radio amateur transmitters § in Germany are forbidden to broad-| cast news items, general itnforma- | tion. advertisements, lectures or roncertsa merce tn Washington stations. of a haif dollar. wil! on its assigned wave times. While the average in the United States superior to that in quality of British ra near Skegness, on Two hundred applications are on file tn the Department of Com- /censes to operate new broadcasting A special ground crystal, the size used to keep KDKA, Pittsburg, Pa.. sion is better than American. 3 England ‘s planning a new higa- power radio station at Winthorpe, This station, when completed. is- expected to be used for commuti- cation with Australia and In@tfa. Causes of Swinging Signals«. Swinging signals are caused, In most cases, by the aerial at either the transmitting or receiving sta- ‘ion being loose and swaying, some- times grounding or coming near , D. C.. for i- hereafter be length at all enough to affect the capacity of receiving eet the aertai. Inductions and capac- {s said to be ity make wave length and when England, the either is affected, it is bound to dio transmis- change, and when the aerial cir- cuft is mot [n resonance with the the transmit- input to the detec- . , ai _ oscitiiating circuilt at ter or with the ite RadioVanOshe har Celenial Set«. segrt. Campicte line Van: TENTH AND PINE ——— Radio Exclusive with ST. LOUIS. — en me a | Distribeters Seuthers [Ulinselis. Fastern MWis- Radio CG. —— OLONIAL] Receivers the east coast. ‘°F 4t the receiving set, the trans- fer of energy will be less. with fadin the result. MO. en ~ —~2 OE Ree eee —_—— a ap Se ree ee ee lp = PEN DADS ee y Simply the refinement of known ii DR. FULTON CUTTING a | who head Colonial’s engineering staff. They have put the very best | into the Colonial that you may get | the best and most out of radio. demonstration from an authorized Colonial dealer Distributed by: VAN-ASHE RADIO CO. Tenth & Pine St., Ste. Louis. Mo. | Get a Long Island City, New York Nothing magic about the Colonial. and practical engineering princi- | ples, accomplished by two of the country’s foremost radio engineers, MR. BOWDEN WASHINGTON _ COLONIAL RADIO CORPORATION ‘ a itt el ro nd ee cone Radiotron UV-201-A, standard high- vacuum tube for storage battery secs. are genuine Rediotrons: UV-199 $2.50 UX-199 $2.50 UX-120 $250 UV-201-A $2.50 UXK.-201-A $2.50 UV-200 UX-213 $7.00 UX-216B $7.50 AUX ao "Wx" wes correspon “UV « "WD" tube, except m the design of the bas. MADE BY T gd : ae rs . $0 remarkable. And the series of in- CA-Radiotron REAs the Kansas State Agric tural Col- lege, radio for dissemi cation, ‘ures At the noonday program the | farmer's questions are ans vered and timely information is broad- cast by agricultural specialists Matinee programs provide spe- Claities for enriching the ciud meetings of both town end rural women. High school credit courses are broadcast regularly. in addi- OPENS NEW TERM Kansas Agricultural College tion te a football iecture course. . i ere : Lessons in color and design are a Has Ambitious Educational Wider tentere. Program for Fall and A year's college credit may he earned through the courses, which include general psychology, bduw#- ness English. community organ'ra- tion. educational psychology. eco- nomics, English literature, fournai- sm. sociology, vocational educat‘na and educationa! soctology Radio iectures are supplemented by home studs and regular examinations are taxen by the students under the Winter. Station KSAC the monthptlece of pioneer institution to harness nating higher edu- the air goes on tomorro,, _— pinta ee ite nape _ oe a. on ee ® direction of county superin‘en- ediction of which woull have ap- genes peared visionary a few years 2g0 A rural schools program ie . “n0ther new feature on «he chedu‘ed at 9 o'clock each morn- KSAC evening program !s desig- ing It consists of opening «xer- nated as “Opportunity Talk: cises, a music lesson, talks on na- [CY ‘mcfude book reviews, curren ure study. trave! lives of great events. travelogues. brief Lectures men, books to read, and current ©" @tiquette, >usiness befrer avents re minutes are devore, “SPeech. speaking in public, inven- , aR ager al primer. disrzas- ‘'°78. Science. art and sport's ng in nt spss. dairvirg Forty extension courses. cover- NOrticu € ana es ‘_ails ng@ the fields of agricu ture. eng enics ne.udes the program neering, home economics and g-n- The housew ves haif Sar's era’ sc #nce are given withont co' at i9 a m. with a story serial and lege credit. The daily market re ackyard gossip General discus- view is sandwiched into the ++: on om household managemen: ning program, which ts closed wiin neaith and sanitation, clothing a radio-telephone question 9: roblems, househo!d lecoration ! , ~ : -a2--O" vecturers answer questions phoned Child eare are discusse4 v _— c 'o the station Telephone e¢ * \ a; ad DPeranhat Cack ee i » ~~ s+ & & - . a ie Stations to Participate and Southwest E World Series F position in Coliseum. ————— eonfron'in problem A notabie week tn the sent of the Southwe broadcasting programs, Exposition, which 5 aio : that on the calenda> aa in the Coliseum the w » is lack of space ef exhibitors. Al & [Omorrow.* + . . . exh a AS = ie rv ich i on . ice P as ng 2S cr oP! for t tion as art angeu = +; nier months, begir gs with egucationa! and . : a / e The crystal studio, [re cliia.s given Jy Cari Batu the local announcers — Mrs. Mildred Deland ggpounce:s will broade : e «a it) | : unc : e elevated platform, aS5iSting artists, ail st. 4 ea th who have delig! = = exhibits, thus afford view of the annoure 7 The studio will be 2 tinmciosed in giass, artistic hed and equipped with ¢ Sa gadio apparatus. Benea' » the Western Electric | which we the publ after th previousi' Th adcasting of arn.val in tefé a.80 Prophet The re fi : te gemons'rate ‘o ie what takes piace ae ent the microphone ‘ame jocal announcers of the vart- tT " gations—KSD, WIL an@ will have charge bf the Semphony Orchestra, aaa nized as one of the “Se American flutists. Mrs assist at the plane Tuesday night. folle mee! a mt a — | They will arrange and behead the programs, giving way ve 2 -— m isic and ee guest announcers. A™MOong| pouty Of the Yelee & tw will be Harold Hough, ‘arniva!l as the parade - Wired Hand” of the Fort! Post-Dispatch Butldtr abs > rast a & Siar-Telegram.. station mp Olive stree-. The & F Worth Tex... Nate #7 ot 4 we —. i . ort alias of thie event (i start aie 1 Stewart-Warner Spee- -lock The parade is a Corp.. station WBBM, ‘0 pas# the Post-Dispatelgyy . and Gene Mitten-j 9:36 inte at approximately wil! Se many Di “aed ip os mic this haif hour Trere oe A bands in the parade and suum Kode! Radio Corporation, | , alms, station WKAC, Cinein-7 meet ©. and Lambin Kay. station | Atlanta Journal. Station rer) will have charge of the Crye- 7 The mi. piay while passing the Studio Monday afternoon and/ patch Building. A micre — Tuesday afternoon, = pended from the KSD = y afternoon and Friday dow will get all this musies 2OOT. Oe “ oN ——— _— announcer in the studie wi Station SBF wiil arrange and at- " new device just installed, ‘ wt the programs Tuesday eve- KSD to Broadcast World Series =» te sre a Wedensdsy evening. Thure- . ing place withou: dep afternoon. Friday afternoon TATION KSD. the St. Louis Sidtenere Gi veceice Wractic- listeners of the pleasure of i @aturday afternoon. S Post-Dispatch, * beead - PR EI, EB ES NPs eGR the music, on the utside, J Bacon WIL will be host bahsounest cast the world series, begin- eg a , a Will enable radio listeners te iy erening and Saturday eevning. ning with the Grst game, next as the plays are wired lirect pieteiy visualize what is | id Hough will announce Wednesday This station wi! from the bali field , noisel-ss p.ace in the crowd at the™ y evening. have the complete service of telegraph sounder will be wer ' Comer ‘ Caldwell will be the quest) ‘he Aasociated Press not only by the Associated Press. « per- Wednesday evening the n r Wednesday afternoon the play-by-play service, ba: ator and a noiseless typewriter ‘ice will be used at the ‘Wednesday evening. the running storv of the event. will type matter as it comes in Prophet ball at the ‘elk tbdin Kay will be on the pre- including the introductory fea- on the wire. Thus no noisy iz- © TUBRIng Cescription of the Saturday afternoon and wate tures Struments will intrud+ upon the nificent spectacle will ‘= gi evening | The games wil! start at lp voice of the KSD annouccer. the announcer while thix spell Conley-Silverman orchestra m. Centra! standard time, and who witli read this matter as is im progress. and not a singlt it give concerts each afternoon broadcasting by KSD will De- 18 typed on the paper in tke of the music of the Symphony ) ng. beth from the band- gin shortly before that hour. , visible typewriter. chestra will be lost to the list and from the Crystal studio. | m This broadcasting wil! begin é ial $8 ociock and be continuous IN SOUTHERN | SPAIN “Tfs"’ tn the Set. If signals are weak, look for dirt inside. |Wwaten the grid condenser If a set howls when ‘he signals fade when taken from +s and dust If the set will not oscillate. re- panei and ground the shielding the complete service of the stment of Commerce state. verse the plate and phone ieads of if the signals stop and go and ciated Press in tbig vroaccaget people of this section are the ticker. the set is functioning properlr, tn- a special wire being run tte f£ conservative. less affected If a tube vibrates when the set ts "PCCt the antenna. It is prebabiy studio, and the announcer @y foreign influences and less swinging and grounding period the socket on felt ;. operated. mount the or soft rubber ——__—f-- If there is a cracking sound when The Efficient Aerial. the coupling is increased, decrease The ant 1 ig} HG COUPuUNng + ct , : ) ime antenna shouid te as high ewe: la v-bv-play rej : flamer’ current -_) = oh. in + ‘A 7 + — vs rte descriptiog ' oe see as possible and unshielded -TrOT +he contest. Listeners will thut If there is a steady sound like a surroundin biect ~@ feeb a pe mE he UN a sa s rw J bs “aaa : mas i is ; 5 > > Ls " moter running leok around ¢ ide, 2, ll The feeble in @ position to enjoy the gaz moter Pr in 50 « rouns ror curren’ from tone dtrs*ance “2. “samc on: pm ; a curren # from long iis‘tanc eta- most as much as if ther w loose or broken conn fon tiens will never reach the receiv- . ans e ; If a constant click'n OF ses waco one rise . ‘ing in the grand stand at Re at al ™ a4 & = er 4 no.se ‘s nz sa ss. ne aera. = si rung 00 parks heard. Like the dripping of water on, close to surroundinz »biects that ‘ oh a hot stove, vary the grid leak and ' tend to absorb the energy tuning. or hand is the controls, shield the ica.- midnight or thereafter Another notable feature week wil! play series al radio developmen: in South- & Spain has been more s! fe many other sections of . consular advices to ott be broadcasting. piayt off the wire. the we games. As lL) will & the the a 20 weees SPPSESSs uae in- to take up imported inne- Hewerer. radio is now more firmly established f the Seville region and interest will give everything to the listen direct from the wire. Thip will clude the preliminary story. ali § sidelights of the games, and theg I ae lionth of the density of air, was con- sidered a remarkable achievement. But that wouldn’r do for Radiotrons. A way had to be found—and it was found in the laboratories contributing to RCA—to exhaust the tube to ten million times less air than in a lamp! Even the metal and the glass itself have been forced to give up air bub- bles hidden @side their very substance. And no one even knew before, that metal and glass held hidden air bub- les. If the air isn’t all our—the electrons that carry the radio signals can't jump across as they should. The tube wouldn't last long—it would use more current and do less work. Thar is why this new perfected series of exhausts makes the RCA Radiotron genious tests during and after exhaust- ing, insures that every RCA Radio- tron is exhausted tothe fullest possible degree. To be sure of getting fullest service out of 'your set, you must get the most completely exhausted tubes. The one way is to find the RCA mark on every vacuum tube you buy. RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA CHCAGO NEWYORK SAN FRANCISCO OP RADIOLAS The whole coun- “Oe uh of Cee ae a No outside se een aerial, no ground waiting for this wires. no acid Super - tero- Ee i 5 up Hetero }- batteries needed. cyne—the new- im tf | | Complete in it- est in radio re- self ception. : eed Be a =) A New Model Radiola Super-Heterodyne 198: Ready to Use Radio introduced in @€ New prin formance. are pies of reception, new standards of this remarkabe Radio Receiving Set-—designed with aid pt research facilities. and through the skill and experience of General Flectric and Wesat- inghouse engineers. See it Mondar These Sets Are Complete With Power Tubes and FR. C. A. Speaker. per- Sizth Fleer FAMOUS -BARR COQ. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps | RRR es ncn are A RN NR —“SAAL [2s soft SPEAKE brings the best out of your set Southwestern Sales Agent WOOD & LANE 915 OLIVE ST. SAAL Speaker VOLUME WITH TONE QUALITY ' Re a ne mS OR AE A A em - ——- | Full amplification of 4 Same vitens cml This latest Thordarson _--the Autoformer—utilisss benefit of yocr radio set, principie used tn the line adopted by the

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ES PET PT ee ee 2 , r . ws " ? Ye se or ‘4 a . os 6 : ms io 3 Reet -S . ? ° —_— * ie Bi : P seevepesaiee q "4." 1928. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMLCINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH OCTOBER 4, 1928. . a ‘ = - ri | . as = gmADIO I Of I HE AMA E v = = ort ° Xv | —_ = . ee 7 ses ASTING STUN . 7 = ——~ |antenna an a agate would nut continuing until the@ast out of the better than a straight radio fre-!such materials, to make therm bet if P . x5 | prove your reception and an outside last game is called ‘quency am lifier, but t ood t j lat ja to immerce in bat ost - Dit dio ||, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 02322550": } quency amplifier ut nat as good ter inmuaiors, it be STATWN KS SNS ispatch Ra : |; aerial would be still better. Q. I have built a frequency | as a superheterodyne bullt as such. | paraffin. Hard rubber and beke Broadcasting Station ee — , Q. I have built a three-stage Changer intending to connect it to| In other words, the frequency jare suitable insulators for pese)* K S D The Post-Dispatch Radio Department cannot «undertake to neutrodyne radio with three stages & Dayton set to make a superhet- | changer is an imitation of a super ‘and are used for sockets, tule beeee answer questions by mail. | of resistance coupled amplification erodyne out of it. What is the best ' and we-are inclined to believe that ‘and other parts. ’ | 541.1 Meters and have no end of trouble in try- | Way to connect this to the Dayton only a few who attempt to build | , | | ing to neutralize the radio fre- set? Do you think the frequency them will be successful. It is a ¢ + | | Will th ¢ changer worth while? G. B. difficult job than bu! gs, SOF Oe, | Ss. p rticipate in | Daylight broadcasting at Q. Please tell me how long an)trouble, he probably doesn’t know | auency amplifiers. il] the use o1 while: more cult jo an building a '’. 8S. Bureau of Standards, hee eon [Features of Week Ww al ‘Sta to . CIP ; iy 9: 28, e- 40,24: :40, 932: 40, 1:40, aerial should be from a Freshman | it. If, after talking to him, he fails |@ @oughnut coil in the first stage A. Obtain copies of the last few *traight bance’ Wa atructed a crystal radio set which ue i] Be. ie va Southwest EX- | Pe Bie: ea we Market quo- five-tube set to make it tune/!to correct his transmitter so that | of radio amplification make the set issues of Radio Broadcast and Ra- | “gee he claims can be built for 69 cent | Veiled Prophet Festivities and 1 ‘1 Coliseum jj interest to the Middle West. sharp? "ey. Bas. Ee it will not interfere with your re- | easier to neutralize? J. C. T. dio in the Home. These two mag- | Molsture-Proof 1 Insulators. The set is principally compose? of World Series G: 70 in VO . Fhe p supplied | by Market | A. Sixty to 12 5 feet long would | ception, and you are sure that your A. No. Doughnut coils in all azines have covered the subject in A porcelain insulator that is not two small boards around which are . alps. | eed . 1? ' | casting hours than for the} exposition as arran Sing denser remedy the trouble? I also | Hth a total length of JS V7, tee. becinning with ‘ast two onthe ' tional and “ag grsend KFUO —545.1 Meters curate way to determine which an- | have difficulty in separating the /| ~rit Seeates- Sai Maod ccanie be | Udlo re- Yt erystal studio, rom SUNDAY, 9:15 P. M.—Organ solos tenna is best is to try out the dif- | stations on the short wave lengths. best. However. if you are limited /citals given by Car] Baum. Piani + Whe 1 announcers and by Martin Wyneken. Vocal solos by ferent lengths until you have found yg al 3 “Mrs. Mildred Do! d, — ale rs will broadcast, Miss Anna Pape. Address: ‘The the one that seems to work best.| 4. to space and can only put up a 83- | WE HAVE iT 50 3 ep i Mitta. ang | Be ey d platform, 196 Christian’ What Are His Character- j// It is advisable to consider the { fy Se tne ao nmee. © | Sept amtenna, sanlee : of three oF U B ” a N T E N ~ A assisting artists, all St. Lout ) eS a3 istics? Rev, P. Pennekamp. Violi1 {| 6 rs im cuit regenerative the antenna in-|¢oyr wires spaced two or three | . = ently year after year. Such Ww ho have delighted KSD ‘et nul | exhibits, thus affording peonions rd ow 7 at aaa aamcaatn structions received with the set | | duetance is too large. Take turns feet apart. Connect them together | Stock on hand, immediate delivery. yy is y “~~ | : ene nnouncers ass solos by A. H. Jutzi. as the construct! : ' |S& performance is assured when jPreviousiy. The week will incluggs Be studio will be 2 20x Best ees the deestear have; ota em Fd | hoe rs oe eee rt set tunes to | at one end. The end to which the | Mr. Fred Garner of the Daven Radio Corp., expert on resist- if you buy reliable products. hroads 4 . | ws : the lower Vv The | ‘ ‘ : ocawh a broadcasting 0! a Sioned in glass, artistical- KFVE—240 Meters upon the length of the antenna to | tusing cf the ehont wane ate tone | — eee bee ee a ance amplification will be in our store (10th and Pine) Mon- ALL-AMERICAN has Peres. Cat in toto, and : { SUNDAY, 6:30 P. M.—Amusement : ' | . make suc : f | teresting artist recital in the “could ! and equipped nae review by Romaine Fielding. fe ve ee wah tt. | can be improved by the use of a | is practical. day and gladly answer your questions relative to the Daven meant reliability 7 apparatus. _ -— Q. Please advise me what to do. | straight line wave length condenser | Q. Will KSD broadcast results of since 1919 rerce ble I Frida, PV er!) > E - l tate Wo ung. The » the Western Electric Co. 10:00 FP. M.-—-Sermon: ‘Friend- I am bothered with some amateur Or a straight line frequency con- Am matter wi ne presented by J a ship.” by Rey. C. W. Davis of Beth- world's series games? H. 8. | Kiburz, solo flutist of the « Loui : i an sc. ong iene lehem Congregational Church. Sacred every evening at about 8 o'clock. denser. The latter, would be best. A. Yes. KSD will broadcast the . Benz wd | eas , ial : . e ‘lections. 'é) 4 Q I hav De Forest fl fi ‘e. , ~s , : -~ Symphony Orchestra. ana | y demonstra ; we — Me : avea orest reflex five- | rn wale te S e 10 feta takes ee fe aie A. Nothing, unless you know who | tube set: which uses a loop. Would reports from the 6 ” | . Pioneers in the Radio paddstey nized as one of the forem ft | I t ti ost a microphone. cr OM 5 ; ' = @ play, beginning at the exac me | ee flutists. Mrs. Kiburz wii] | et em cers of the vari- WEW—248 Meters oat ene. you~ ‘know 16m —- ar ee. a 'when the first en starts and TENTH AND PINE ST. LOUIS. MO. A re assist at the piano. : B announ , SUNDAY, 2:00 P. M.—Questions where he lives, go and meet him A. We are not sure that the de- | oa. , T d ptatic ’ WIL an and answers on the Catholic Religion. and have a talk with him. Ama-/ sign of your receiver would permit | ; , uesday night. following the i : charge of the | | ‘ n- have g se |teurs do not cause interference in- the use of an antenna. If provi- || per concert at Hotel Statier, Kgp will arrange and | 7:30 P. M.—Lecture by Rev. Tim- , will for the fourth succese!} _ They oe |] othy L. Bouscaren, 8. J.: “Christ of ||| temtionally, and if one is giving you! sion has been made tor the use of | Seeedcast th ve year , ae programs, giving way | Matthew, Mark and Luke. The Di- | Fi ' music and other — jenest announcers. Among ne as Shown in Word, Work and | | joUity of the Velled Prophet street — ll be Harold Hough, | sharacter."’ | carnival AK the parade passes the aiet Hane of the Fort | WMAY - M t : | A ADIOLA eee eae Y NE Post-Dispatch Building on its way Mee , 24 eters » ine | ¥ Star-Telegram, station At Bg si i | | | up Olive street. The broadcasting — , Fort Worth, Tex.; Nate ; “eer. F 11 A, er o-. ), - | “he p iV 3 am Stewart-Warner Spee- se iidren's sermon. “Fools.” ) ae f | | xe iC i 4 - Regular sermon: “The Imperiled Hi oper: i on f dee ~ TE a i c’clock, The parade is scheduled | ser Corp station WBBM, Crown,’ Rev. H. H. Forsyth. Musie: = Are a if : iO i ‘ | |to pase the Post- Dispatch Building | ml, and Gene Mitten- Organ ype mere a in A Mi- { la! rams A iH a Actual Wave Length GLOWS . : nor, atthews); anthem, “Come ‘a fi ‘ 'at approximately 9:30 and there + Kode! Radio Corporation, Unto Me" (Federlein) ; anthem, ‘Fear \ > * = J J from Illuminated will be ~ many interesting bits | Alms, station WKRC, Cincin- Not Thou" (Frey); organ prelude, ‘ |picked up by the microphone. in ’ 0, and Lambin Kay, station “Grand Chorus? (Federiein). | I 4 } this half hour. There will be 12 ~ptlanta Journal. Station 8:00 FPF. M.—Musical program: | bands'in the parade and each will ied will have charge of the Crys- Organ prelude, “Night (Jenkins); ’ piay while pasaing the I'ost-Dis- 4] Studio Monday afternoon and Interlude” (Boely). ) ro . a SP ee ane ses The following selections from Men- patch Building. A fal roy hon sus- . Tuesday afternoon, delssohn's “Elijah.” ung by the pended from the KSD studio win- & afternoon and Friday quartet and Karol Klub: Baritone dow will get all this music and the fi | ff S080. go pap cl y People’; announcer in the studio wiil, by a A | SBF will arrange and di- oans soprano Pig = Ye, ~ new dev@e just installed, be able the programs Tuesday eve- || rael”; alto solo, “Oh, Rest in the to describe everything as it is tak.’ Bie Wedensday evening, Thurs- Lord’; tenor solo, “Then Shall the i “4 , # Righteous Shine Forth”; quartet, = * ng place without depriving the 4g ‘afternoon, Friday afternoon “Oh Come, Everyone That Thirsteth.”’ e e e 99 listeners of the pleasure of hearing | | y afternoon. Organ postiude, “Festival Tocatta” }the music, on the -sutside. This WIL will be host Thurs- (Fletcher). aul Friess, organist 3 ae eh : ; | : and choir director. 7 Pwili enable radio listeners to come ing and Saturday eevning. siidiiciaieidinliiias pletely visualize what is taking 7 Hough will announce WSBF—273 Mete — r ‘place in the crowd at the busy evening. ee a ePM — “f | ~~ ae ; 4 e o mao LE uxe muesli- p = as r ’ wey jcorner. at Caldwell will be the guest ' cal program from stage of Loew's —— , i Hi V's | - ~ Wednesday evening the same dex; Wednesday afternoon ||| State Theater. Radio week. Jack rt | avin $1X t €s d t one 1d vice will be used at the Veil 4 esday evening \ Denny and his band. Bobby Davis i{tt ua uu wear > mm ‘ , | . age —_ S y : \} song writer. “Joanna,” the Million | rani gH guerre a ; Prophet ball at the : : : ° . ae Gelights of the games, and the ad e Seville region and interest | gets up to a certain point a further Pfanstichl. There is nothing like it. You do not have to adjust |. Mal play-by-play description o8 “Haas satisfactorily. ‘increase will cause the fuse wire to : ia, he contest. Listeners will thus be Bs aaa | melt, thus breaking the connection | or fix anything. A child can get as good results as a technician. ‘ Ma position to enjoy the games al- x that are simply! petween the battery and the tube. , ‘ ‘ ° : ost as much as if they were’sit-) [mwa down do not last long. The Pfanstichl Overtone receiver has the simplest radio fre- | g in the grand stand at the ball’ a corrode or become! A set should be placed where It ; : ; ° ; rks. _ Bees bit a soldered joint will last | will be as free as practicable from quency circuit we have ever seen. It dispenses with the adjust- —| ly made. ‘shocks, jars and vibrations. j BRIGHTSON TRUE BLUE. | ing and neutralizing devices found in other sets. They are not needed. No stray radio energy can “spill over” between circuits. a - ar | RADIO TUBES are THE Hence no devices are required to correct it. Mp! nice FINEST RADIO TUBES IN You Tune with a Single Dial » fit “Papal Coomanlios cd wd at - EE! fer SRSsehees us ee Saath - a % me Fy | It is so simple you can tune in the dark. You do not have to 4 throughout Saint Peters, Rome THE WoORLD— : grope around adjusting dials. You turn at once to the wave ee : : length desired. The illuminated station finder is a great con- ae - -* eae Ribesare op rae a venience. It facilitates the tuning in of stations. It also acts as a ‘ ; orm. Every True Blue Tube is like , . 37 | . yin vii | sworgethar Tives Mai iewthene tn signal to show whether the power is on or off. : | > 2 | no need for switching tubes to get bet- a oe re c i | wi LT ter results. A Perfect “Overtone” Recetver ‘ io ne variation in summit aie _—— Ts «ee The Tietles DOCT NICD ATC. 2... oi. WMRDL CPT SC lmmcckedtnn 4 fhawmn the marcnin«a 2nd ans ather enenna

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As ~——e 21.LuUuIa PUSI-UISPAICH © The as > Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED 3 ie Ps “8 s ~ GOK! t re ae “ - BAS = $60 “* ee. ey te _ m eS = 7 ye m4 ‘en “4 ae, a h DS - ~ : an a j 4 | | a 2 oe 2 * | : ~ ? z : "4 2 4 ae ’ : inthe Big Si | IT SETS THE PACE unday POST-DISPATCH SONS te tot tie ag Bt: Rm Bais Ai % > ae a ; eee ‘agree, - a Soe ees = ge UE f TOTES ee ae i eg Bae Tes! ‘ag: ae ae DS rT May Mi ieee behead cs, AS ae Eee - ; NATURAL CR Grec Lo These thr your 1 pric USINESS ¢ and childre Rubber Soled She ting these soles om Natural Crepe is th Soles made of this | fatigue and will weat You will find your Crepe Rubber 2+ you They look just th but they are worth tw Buv them for the ¢ You will find that: you will cut the repaiz RUBBER GROW New York Office: 13th Iai

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“Ar a BUNDAY. ae The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 19 a a ae pie Aer ie—Japanese Pe powers that rule the geisha indus- © . POR the geisha girls. ©} try. | B t fj [ Art Sa +f Tee and the arrange- | Every occidental kind of coiffure eau | Ul 9 ist Ys mere has been a notice-| regulation als6 applies to the dress. ‘ ree ‘ . — . ! Haskell Coffin, Painter of “Outdoor Girl,” Finds Charm in Mixture 4 a HAIR TABOO IN JAPAN | a trend toward occidental styles. e e : vu Short skirts and bobbed locks, how- | poe WNT Sror'akirs ana tented nckx’ non | American Girlhood Most | ot of the coiffure, follow their! was prohibited after Sept. 1. This of Races. One British Girl of 400 who ap-; Laurens was his master. plied was selected by Florenz' There he studied the feminine Ziegfeld in London recently for types of Europe. But he returned | his “Follies.” The “institution! to America to find thé greatest | Storisying the American Girl’ | outlet for his gift in portraying | could not find among her English, | ideaj American womanhood. Scotch or Irish cousins a single In the autumn shows of the New lass to rival that girl in beauty.| York galleries the Post-Dispatch The one to be chosen was by birth | correspondent found a score of Australian. | portraia that:cast light upon Mr., “The American Melting Pot,” Coffin’s theory. Special arrange- Says Haskell] Coffin, the portrait’ ments weré made to have eight of painter, ‘‘has produced in beauty them reproduced that readers of its own distinctive type. She is| this newspaper might judge for not English, Scot¢h or Irish, she | themselves if he is right. is neither Teuton, nor Latin, nor! Some of the most popular of the Slav, Levantine or Oriental. And! nation’s portrait painters and illus- she is the most beautiful girl in/|trators have contributed their opin- all the world.” He ought to know/|ion in a symposium in paint. for he is the husband of Frances “The Outdoor Girl” is the af- Starr,. the distinguished actress, | firmative of Mr. Coffin’s argument whose charm and beauty and intel-|in pigment. The reproduction in ligence made so great a success of | this Sunday's Post-Dispatch is a Eugene Walter's play, “The Easiest | triumph of the printer’s art, and by Way.” use of a special paper and the “off- A Southern Type. set’ printing process reproduces In New York picture galleries a | the painter's statement exactly as| representative of the Post-Dispatch | his brush would say it. | New York Bureau was citéd to Is the Coffin theory fact? In Haskell’s “Outdoor Girl’ to illus-| “The Debutante,"" which will be trate his theory. Perhaps he had/| reproduced next Sunday, the same painted the Southern type of /| artist may have something to say Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are not | peauty in these luminous dark eyes, | on the other side of the question. <ee-e-~aeee ae t Nerves On Edge? --Look Out For Chronic Fatigue | When a man or woman is continu-| are a victim of that fearful tired _ally cross and irritable, easily upset’ feeling, weakness, nervousness, diz- | by trifles, jumps at unexpected nois- | ziness, poor appetite, headaches, | es, complains and criticises unjustly, sleeplessness, and numerous other worries about every little thing, and ftortures, both physical and mental ‘is always tired, weak and ailing—it This condition, if not corrected, may | is almost a sure sign they are suffer easily lead to far worse. _ing from nerve force exhaustion, What you need is to strengthen due to chronic fatigue. and build up your exhausted nerve a | | ’ ildi our Make Your : Don’t confuse chronic fatigue cells, incidentally rebuilding y _ with the ordinary fatigue—the kind entire system, by getting more or- Good Clothes of ‘‘healthy tired’’ vou feel after a ganic iron into your blood. Don ‘t the spots long hike or any vigorous exertion. | take the mineral iron medicines Las Lo _| Ordinary fatigue is perfectly natu- used in the past, which many doc : — ral, and nothing to worry about. But tors now say do little good. Take _chronie fatigue—the serious kind—- organie iron—Nuxated Iron—which Do your pretty clothes wear out too fast? Of course they do. ® | comes from within. Your nerves is like the organic iron in the blood, You like pretty chings, and naturally you wear out your pret- t |and all your body tissues have be- and like that in spinach and lentils. er come debilitated and cannot func-,| Nuxated Iron is entirely different But here is a way to make them last longer.... Take out the tion properly. from the older mineral irom medi Seetihe pues dip desum: Wier ma eeaad In such cases it is simply foolish | cines—does not injure the teeth o ine——the perfect eaner. Why, you wi to take mere stimulating nerve ton-| disrupt the stomach. It is promptly yn an andi Se ies and drugs which merely whip up| suieiiieted into the blood and be- Wouldn’t it be wonderful if you could make your old things the fagged nerves temporarily. To i gins at once to revitalize worn-out fresh and new agein? Try it. You can get a can of Energine conquer chronic fatigue you must go | nerves, muscles and organs, and give from your drug, department or shoe store—35¢. to the root of the trouble. ‘you new strength and enduranee. Your nerves and all your body tis-| Take Nuxated Iron for just two , pak Qntial | sues get their nourishment from the’ weeks, and you'll be astonished how ENERGIN THE PERFECT : blood. Doctors have found that it is | much stronger and better you feel, DRY CLEANER 'almost invariably when the blood is how your disposition improves, and thin and pale, lacking in sufficient | life becomes a pleasure instead of a | Strength-giving organic iron, that| constant series of irritations. Re- the system—especially the nervous| sults are guaranteed or money re- system—becomes run-down, and you| funded. At all good druggists. getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin prescribed by physi- in the brown hair that escapes — 5 from the tam o’shanter, in the dans and proved safe by millions over 25 years for high-bred patrician features which are reproduceé with this issue of ene the Sunday Post-Dispatch. Colds Headache Neuritis Lumtago That would not be surprising, A . r for Mr. Coffin is a South Carolin- Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism ian. He was born in Charleston in 1877 In a house wheré the high .tide flooded a portion of the back [DOES NOT AFFECT THE dn A heey His experienge wasn't limited to Southern beauty. His mother. see- Accept onl “Rayer” ‘ing his talent, encouraged her boy “~ p hh ——— acka E | at every step. He studied at the which contains proven directions. | Corcoran School in Washington, —— Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets. 2nd at the Art Students’ League in Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. New York. There he won a Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidest t of Salicylicacia | SCholarship which took him to Paris and to Julien’s. Jean Paw! i eamaatl ——— f 4 { 9 UE UUUUUUSOTREUUVEREAILADUNSSEOGT080 DROURTEREDI EPASIOTHTIGIIII I Latest Style Greatest Comfort Longest Wear These three desirable features in your favorite shoes at the price you always pay | —_ — ty CRC IRTPUEPU LS LGHULUTE CAE LUELSUSITRLURUOLLVOTLEVRCRCTRAULULURUCS RMR URUCESUREGECHRQUEUILUUELUISUOUCAULURUREGUUCUQUECNEUQUERUREQUUCEINGQROESERSONUNTERUSADQOUSRTCSRASIUOQUMUETURINGEEE — USINESS men and women, shoppers, housewives | and children are now wearing the latest Crepe | Rubber Soled Shoes. Prominent manufacturers are put- | ting these soles on a variety of styles for Everybody's Everyday Wear | ' ~. ss — x _ & ... ~~ ~~ —__ ~~ Senn ~~ — — _— } Woman’: Walking Shot made by Hanan & Soms Natural Crepe is the most resilient, toughest form of rubber. Soles made of this 100% pure rubber absorb shock, relieve foot fatigue and will weat longer than any you ever had before. You will find your regular shoes equipped with a thin sole of Crepe Rubber at your regular shoe store. They look just the same as ever—cost just the same as ever but they are worth twice as much in comfort and wear. Buy them for the children. You will find that you won't have to buy them so often and | you will cut the repair bills in half. | RUBBER GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION, Inc., of London | New York Office: 13th Floor, 244 Madison Ave., New York City NATURAL CREPE RUBBER | | Plantation Rinished.] | NATURAL CREPE KEEPS ITS SHAPE s ™ urLifeis argely what you make it 5) LANNY : : DOLUDRADERAGON TELE RT DA DOSED CUGNSEAREROTLAGU OA DAANATIONT | — Z { ; @ Tiee) wait) } Abs 3 T Lea s ; ; y PN h 4 ~\ . ~ , Of all the marvelous inventions and developments of the present generation, the automobile probably contributes the largest measure of health, happiness and efficiency to the greatest number of people. Through the ownership of an automobile, you can enjoy abundant increases in many of those things that tend to make life more enjovable. For many, the automobile can be used to increase earn- ings, and increased earnings make possible higher stand- ards of living. For others, the automobile can be used for recreation, and recreation through the automobile, means life in the open—changing, restful scenes. . | Good Used Cars are now available at exceptionally low prices in the classified “Automobiles” columns of the Post- Dispatch. If you would buy wisely and well, you will find those columns of the Post-Dispatch the most reliable guide to the best values. Decide NOW that vou will get a good Used Car. Consult the classified “Automobiles” columns of the Post-Dispatch, and make your life what you want it to be in happiness. pabie & 28 Beemcene ben Ghee fi + MMMM TT TT = -- aw teasing 5 TTT The Post-Dispatch carries far more Automobile Advertisements than ALL other St. Louis newspapers C OMBINED.

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Uhandler’s performance record on the world’s highest automobile climb is a great mechanical tri- umph. Chandler’s new body designs mark definite progress in modern coachbuilding. And Chandler’s new low prices are a triumph of advanced and eco- nomical manufacturing methods. It is one thing to reduce prices. It is another thing to increase quality. Still another thing is to break records in performance. But to do all three things at the same time is an accomplishment of triple interest to the public. The new Chandler Twenticth Century Sedan is the most important accomplishment in Chandler history —a magnificent, large-size, four-door Sedan that is priced less than a two-door Coach! Chandler believes that the ultimate and logical closed car of all closed cars is the 4-door Sedan. This new Chandler is a finer, more beautiful, more comfortable, more powerful 4-door Sedan at a $505 reduction in price! 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Community Dealer: Cleveland- CLEVELAND Fs 3 busger & * iaeert @ar ae yr eempe 2 Chia that“ af Many Nove-ties # Progra ™ se q es4 “Caele-* “st wB..- ters tare of Ar oe «ee Cx Ff May a Tims ? sme jatet « cme const ao Ow peer Gaar“ yar & aaa] Ge ore ons CS Cer of , 2 e Lous Fer prt TP ala | } - - wep neat we os be woe Teast « ef the paths ave Fel e@ar Scr res ture pro mauses = Ole Phare passed sficoce Jotamm & t tan Back compjused 22 ~seTs. maior for the organ Bar 2 Sis vear that Alezazsder Sle bo endeared bimsei’ 2 = m hie arrangemen: of the FU r @ernterg ceacerte tear? °° "ane orchestra ome "Fo ,*Sars of [—erTanged ihe adagio Tom aod Seccatia ‘er the erchetra. : -t ts characterized vy : = 2 | a ae ra paedicnu! 2? sank = which .he \ win «” NM ciel Gaull ae enmd He Mac Meindets rele - be beard. Sefere "be exngeuisi'y a ~ i taken up Sy ‘he ether striagt Almost as end ‘3s tbe Hacde! Grow so Cenmcerte ® Bret & kw heard for the first ‘ime bere and mes: proteadiy heard bere Ser Toe firs time in America: the museie-pee- t micht sow we tefere © s eves he e ear af rth. the : = wi perme Waters. the gree to tke werhianid His sensitive apprecie- "Sen of both tts poetry and igh: are in Mr. Kreeger’s “usica) Son of the river ‘Bone of the Sea. . “Seragossa ~ bv Edwar@a F —eeider a San Franctscen tells ™he o« TayScer.eus curresis . S¥Weep oid Father Ocean's - apd of that great sea of inte which the -lost ships *. 28 the fables sev. lured by the Scogs. It also. te sensitive Peetical. First sketches of the Ka Were seen by Kachmanizoff oe ~ must work on that.” he said over later he returned to Gan : =o and asked to see what done. “But I bave done “ Was Schneider's anewer a oe | 2zy.” said Rachmanicof?. — #8 utterance as deep and final The great chords of his C sharp Prelude. The phrase 2 « beginning. not an end ae *r Went to work. He began fear that the Russian was right. Sowerby tm his suite - “From ‘hiand,” eseaays a descriptive Sudy of the WNortherns Mates. St. Louts will re- Promise for Nie concerte i he played with the Symphony ™ here in the season of . .- He wae then about to set _ is ltaly as a student fm the * “an Academy at Rome. That "astic Saite” with the er- on Feb. 18-11. 1932 and _Vietery Rall” ie the fourth

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SUN . as at . PE a Rt : SSeS EN Nt ~ ~~ x, ~~" $ Pree fe dod s ‘ we Os O44 04 2 oe ore Ry a c . ~ . , =" ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A-MUSIC-mM BT. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, _ OOTOBER 4, 1925," oe | maton hee > =. ~~ > eee _ ge) 4 . De aaa eed . a I PE EE ON RE + a % “ee. = ay & . f oS Se ee eee » a eo ee ee ee eee eee ee ge ee ee eee or oe “PAGES li--28 Works, New to t. Louis, to Be Played Program for the Coming Season. j A. By HARRY EB. BURKE will disclose. ~came on. Then—in Paul Rosenfeld’s = iat Gabriel play a certo for the trumpet. - junger is aroused Main. Lege autumnal magic an appetizer. gone scans the digest of the and the final verse of the poem in- ft touls Symphony orchestra's dicates the music’s mood: programs 8s announced by Con- ‘Victory! Victory! On with the guctor Rudolph Ganz to learn their dance! Fourteen Symphonies Back to the jungles the new "ant suites he has announced, nine beasts prance! overtures and a score of miscel- God, how the dead men grin by /jneous works of which four are the wall, -- py Americans. Forty-three in all, watching the fun at the Victory of which twelve will then be heard Ball.” New to St. Loulg is the voice of Bela Bartok—the authentic voice of the Magyar—whose Suite No. 1isa promised novelty. “Distinct through for the first time in St. Louis. - Bridently Mr. Ganz has spent a . busy summer aside from his visi- tations to the New York Siadium and the Hollywood Bow! as guest- conductor; apart from his essay as an Alpir’at on Mt. Rainier. New Offerings. They are the slopes of Parnas- / gus he now would climb. Some of the paths are wel! defined and dear. But real musical adven- | ture promises in some of the new 4 things to be done, and “new” does | mot of Necessity mean “modern,” though the authentic modern note P May be as welcome to one’s ear as '@ another's it is distasteful. For “there are novelties here-—works ° mew to St. Louls-—which are two -tenturies old. Two hundred years ‘have passed since Johann Sebas- tan Bach composed his Toccata in pe. (major for the organ. But it was ¥ Pee. @tis year that Alexander Siloti— A mho endeared himself to St. Louis his arrangement of the Fifth @randenberg concerto heard with rite orchestra some two years ago oe ee vie Re A a fete en * Patranged the adagio from that es for the orchestra. © it is characterized by a long. ornate, rhapsodical melody in > which the violin of Michel Gusikoff 5 md i. Max Steindel’s ‘cello will be heard, before the exquisite song ts taken up by the other strings | Almost as od is the Handel Gros- #0 m B, yet it is to be “heard for the first time here and _ Most probably heard here for the Eis time In America. 4 "aramsteged as a group, and in- ividually, are the fqur American e by ingenious methods. jan is as smart a ae wy wks Which wil] be played The Ne is headed by Ernest Ft. Kroe- e é M . “ ae 2 tT ’n a boulevard. th “Mississippi.” 2 tune poem 4 Written of the great river on the ’ rivy d a thing of : - benks of Which the composer has fine, durable “F tpent a pusy life: The Father of UnWinds in the music-pic- wre as it might unwind before a mo’ *yee—the clear stream \ of ee nerth the mingling with a Waters, the sweep to the i. His sensitive apprecia- : of both its poetry and . te this new h@rein Mr. Kroeger’s ~usica! 10ur sample of ‘ On of the river. ¢ “a & Sea. utmost its NORMA TALMADGE and quality,”’ says Paul Rosenfeld of the composer's work, and adds signifi- cantly that Bartok “remained un- #0ngs. It, also, is sensitive leal. First sketches of the se Were seen by Kachmaninoff y delightful, i Amst work on that.” he said. Comtaminated entirely of the showy whether you ; wr later he returned to San Ortentalics and superficial emotion- memco and asked to see what @!ism of the Tziganes; cut away the : > the Metro- Gone. “But I have done Parasite and laid bare the strong, sinewy idiom from which it sucked life.” Bartok has done much for his own folk-song and this suite is = Was Schneider's answer re Pare lary,”’ said Rachmaninoff. nger Sedan; Utteranc ‘e@ ag dee ‘ a « : p and fina! +? odels. Note S ereat chords of his C sharp based upon four Hungarian folk- ° 7. prelude The ; dances. His is a polytonic music, F e. phrase : . ve the Cars. & beginning. not an end. and it was Bartok who first wrote Went to work. He began * piano piece in two keys, a work = hat the Russian was right. “th four sharps in the right and rby, in his suite “From ‘'°Ur flats in the left hand. He is hiand,” essays a descriptive °™® Of the few moderns who follows ae nea of the Northern 7° fashions, but is true to his ideal : tes. Rt. Louis will re. of beauty. Youthful Bomiinaed. x the young composer as a Promise for his concerto Also. one will hear the ‘“‘Nuschi- * Played with the Symphony Nuschi’ dances from the opera here in the season of of that name by Paul Hindemith, He was then about to set Italy as & Student in the Academy at Rome. That _ rved only to empha- % American Quality of his nth Sings in this “North- Shere will remember also ng, who played his tastic Suite” with the or- ly,”’ ime on Feb. 10-11. 1922. and a a r Ball” is the fourth a7 "rk on the year's pro- = 0 had served with the mates Infantry as a Captain * won Promotion to be Ma- ved the French Legion But disiliusionmen: e the war's end and the mee which followed. A}- sees “The Victory the orchestra] phan- Will hear this year who, not yet turned 30, is described in Riemann’s Musiklexicon as “the freshest and most full-blooded tal- ent among the younger German composers.” The radicals rejoice that he is not a hopeless reaction- ary; the conservatives are glad he has not surrendered to modernity. “He seems able to write polytonal- savs Lawrence Gilman, “or atonally if he chooses, but also to write—as the Academics might ob- serve—as a gentleman.” Stravinsky's ““Petrouchka™ suite is listed—a musical! tragedy of pup- pet life or a musical tragedy without that qualification as one prefers. The*®marionettes are the Ballerina and Petrouchka and the Moor who love her. The jealous Moor slays his rival, Petrouchka. In:a carnival scene a hurdy-gurdy and a barrel-organ wage musica! =! es “by Symphony Orchestra ° a ovelties as Well as Old Favorites in the Te war-horse of Job that “saith among the trumpets Ha, Ha,” gpd “smelieth the battle afar off” the muale lover, with Octo- her's turn of the year, looks eagerly forward to wit coming Weary he may have been of music when the ge thought if not his image Fi jaded one could not be lured into orchestral halls to hear the Now the music Even the phonograph next door becomes # by Edward F meeicer, a fan Franciscan. tells EUGENE O'BRIEN tm B tone of sterioi ‘lurrent up, Chandler cree, gu tetious currents YGRAYSTARK Grand + HAMPER, comi ' idler brake and of that great sea of Central, West End lyrtc, Capitol into which the lost ships n0otor car effi- Hae the fables say, lured by the Perfect novelty and unusvalness of ~ *e®s renal ... _ “ INS A £25 . ' - A on ‘ ‘ ee = ' - ) ee = {OS Sa ee . - SR > ees saat eed Soe hs eR 7 i Sd 4 .? ee - . . * ana Om Om ae Fi a ee “ oo eo ta ete Me ee ‘ 7 Se * ane S . . Y . nated) > 7. we * pas > aap be x oS ae ‘ . Ae Poke Q ee - Bre ‘ a. ee : Pe a - “) .. Se tt ee GS 7" ‘ 7 ae _ . Sey see ne , : we oe Se Sos : . Pe as ae S of a8 ‘ me - Seetae cat = rs — ws _. Se Sais aS PS. as 7 ee, Be Ges STs ao wor ONA MUNSON, WANETTE- in. "NO, NO, NANETTE '— > ROBERT MANTELL and GENEVIEVE- ng to the American Oclober 12. At the Movie Houses GRAND CENTRAL, WEST END LYRIC AND CAPITOL —~—Norma Talmadge in “‘Grau- stark.’’ MISSOUBRI—“The Trouble With/s Wives,”"’ with Tom Moore and Florence Vidor. On the stage Joe Cook, in yerson;, and Oss- man and Shepp, banjoists. LOEW'S STATE —‘Biack Cy- clone,’ with Hex, the horse actor. On the stage Benny Davie and Jack “Denny's Band. DELMONTE—James Kirkwood in “The Police Patrol” and a revival of a different Glorta Swansen picture each day. KINGS AND RIVOLI-—Rin Tin Tin, the dog star, in “Be re, the Line.” ae — —_—-— - ee eee battle before the showman seliadie > POOL eee TOM MOORE and FLOREN RIN -TIN-TIN rn “BELOW THE LINE" Kings & Prvolr ° —, SS Oo Pt ids AR de ple VERS tes iat: ee ites a ee SNe eaten Nw A Oe aa Oe ae OS . F, ‘ aod veeree ee. Mes his ballyhoo, and the tragedy is YIQOR in "THE TROUBLE WITH wives’ — Stissourt introduced when the rivals and their be:oved Balleritfa begin a Russian dance. Tongues will wag. and some wag -sadly when it is heard here. They wi'l wag, teo, perhaps. over the “Poeme . de ’Extase’’ with which Scriabin cele- brates the glory and the joey. of creative artistic effort, transfigur- ing life by the white heat of hi-« epirit. From music he had /madce himself what was almost a religion and was in part arittual. If we do not see what swe shall see, we wil! hear what we shall hear. Saint-Saene Third Symphony, which imporingly demands full or- chestrea, organ and piano with ‘foux. ee + eae te Continued on Next Page. eee ee ——_———— = —— London } Adopts ‘Theater “Promc- nade.” ley the Aecocieted Press LONDON, Oct. 2.—-The habit ef leaving theater seats Curing the in- tervals of a performance ond walk- ing about in the lJebbics and foygre, Centinentai oygsior: nitrerto iooked, down wpon itn Engiand, is “ eee Selene Oe es Coe Oo oO JAMES KIRK WOOD and EONA MURPHY in “THE POLICE PATROL — Delmonrdte The Theatrical Calendar | SHUBERT-JEPFERSO N—Second week of the musical play, * ‘Rose- | Marie,’' which has been as great a success here as elsewhere. AMERICAN—Third and final week of “No, No, Nanette,” one of the finest of musical comedies. | ORPHEUM—Johnny Burke, comedian, in “Dirty Work:" Charles Ruggles, in “Wives, Etc surprise comedy afterpiece and five other vaudeville acts. G ND OPERA HOUSE— Venetian Masqueraders,” a song. dance nd music revue, agd seven other acts, with the feature picture “Steele of the Royal Mounted.” LEMPRESS—The Woodward Players in “The Nervous Wreck.” a farce by Owen Davis. In the cast will be Giynn McFarlane, Leona Powers, Marianne Risdon, Arthur Allard, Raymond Brown, Edward Schilling, Bobby Heed, Bradford Hatton and Clare Hatton. ODEON—Friday night on'y, Will Rogers, and the De HReszke singers. GAYETY—‘‘Wine, Wemen and Song,” GARRICK—bBuricsque. | LIBERTY—Burlesque. i : —— ee EE ne — WILL ROGERS AND DE RESZKE SINGERS COMING FRIDAY NIGHT Will Rogers, cowboy, humorlg, and former Ziegfeld star, comes to the well-known humorist, Duriesque ‘ is What I Read in the Papers” and “Great Men I Have Met at the Stage Door,”. according to the an- pounced program. The De Resazke Singers made their first American tour last year the Odeon Friday night to dispense poe grr Poca by Mary some of his funny philosophy be- Pp ous sum- the De mer: and this is their first appear- tween appearances of Reazke Singers, a quartet of young Americans whose study with Jéan Ae Reazke won them permission ‘o use that master’s honored name Sea chanties, negro spirituals wand «6o1d)«6English folk songs make up the greater portion of the sing- ers’ program, although German, Frerrh., Italian and Russian com- posers will be heard in its songs. Regers will talk on “All I Know ance in St. Louisa. Organ Concert Next Sunday. On Sunday. Oct. 11, at 3:30 p. m. there will be a dedicatory orga concert given in the chapel] of 8. Filizabeth’s Academy. Several or. ganists of the city wil) take part ir this recital and the St. Anthony Choristers, under the direction of Mr. Cc. Hausner, wihil render special numbers. - _ -—-— +e _ ore ne Second Thoughts: ON _ First Nights By Alexander Woollcott a NEW YORK, Oct. 3. HEN, for the firet time fm his life, the veteran FE. 8. Sothern stood before as audience on the lHelasco stage last Tuesday evening at the pre miere of the importation called “Accused,” his welcome must have been warming to the heart. Bot I suspect that in the bottom of that heart there was also a i:ttle pang born of the fact that he was not somewhere else, a little twinge of regret that another actor thas himself was even then stamping furiously about the stage of the Casino down the street in his old role of the vagabond poet tn “If I Were King.” It was, | imagine, a not un pleasant experience yo return to New York in an active and event- ful play by so eminent a dranis- tist as Eugene Brieux and uader a Management so painstaking and sO sOlicitous as David Belasco’s. But as he donned the plain, un- exciting sack suft of Brieux’s mid- die-aged and eminently legal hero, I suspect he was thinking rueful- lvy.of the picturesque tatters or the lustrous raiment or the shining armor presumably hanging at ‘hat moment in the Casino dressing- room and was murmuring to nim- self: “If Vilion were the King of France and I were Francois Vil- lon! F repertoire, they have taken “T¢ I Were King” and fashioned { into a lovely and glamorous mu- sical romance,with a stirring score by Rudoiph Frim!]; wih a great rvaring chorus that cuts loose mag- filficently in the fine Frim! “March of the Beggars of Paris:” with Denis: King (you know his pedi- gree, of course—out of “Rose-Ma- rie’ by the hook or. crook): plag- ing brilliantly In the olf Sethern role of the toss-pot VMiltion; with capital lyrics by Brian Hooker as@ with such a@ thrilling pageantry ef costumes as were not dreamed of in the pre-Reynclds era of the American gtage. / Some 18 new plays and musical comedies are coming to New York next week, creating a situation wherein the faithful dramatic critic invariably recalls to me the touching story of the ttle chameleon who was put on e piece of Scotch plaid and died trying te make good. Before this avalanche, there is just time for me to tell you how delightful an entertaein- ment is this “Vagabond King,” For that is the somewhat stale and stereotyped title that has been af- fixed to the musical version of Justin Huntly McCarthy's romantic play. I wish they had taken & hint out of its own fine text and named it “Roses and Rascals.” It is the current custom of Broadway to say that “The Vagabond King” is just as good as “The Student Prince.” After a week of medita- ‘ion, praver and some rough figur- ing on the back of an envelope, f have come to the conclusion that “The Vagabond King” ts preetsely 7 times as good as “The Student Prince.” —— a as - —— OR out of the old Sethern 664° | WERE KING” was first J proauces at the old Garden Theater just 24 years ago this month. with Sothern as Villon, with Cissie Loftus as Katherine de Vau- cellers and with Suzanne Sheldco® as Huguette. To Daniel Frohman, as he brood@ed over the rehearsalg, came a flush of embarrassment as he discovered young MeCarthy our in the darkened auditorium and realized that he haa thoughtlessly engaged for the rote of Katherine none other than the former Mrs. McCarthy. He hurried backstage and. in a backstage whieper. flure riedly inquired of Miss Loftus # this situation would prove “more trying than her nerves would pere mit. At which kindly questiog Miss Loftus went inte gales of laughter. “Why. *e just had luncheon te- gether. He's writing a play for me. Aren't you, Justin? Come up here on the stage and quiet the management.” Pe the Garden that the «ak Frohbmen suggested a change in the plot of the piece which did make the play inte «4 flagrant imitation of “The Lady of Lyons,” but which also imp it almost past recognition. ing to the tale as it is told in to- thern's reminiscences, M some time after the success of tte. play was established. was heard to remark nonchalantly: ee “That was a lucky thought 4f mine, that “hange at the end of the second act.” «+ 4 A woman who had been present et the dress rehearsal, laughed scorafully, “Your thought’ she exclaimed: “why. the idea was mine!” “Really.” said Pothern himself then, it is immaterial. but in o mere Centinued os Sent ¢. [: was during the rehearsals at 53 1 a

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Cast Ar Your Shoe or Departipen: Seorg ; Tr. 14 wee fie ; er a pisie ee ee a oJ * s tnAara vive . | : «eet LLL AL A ER AIO LOL LON seuta enw ya i*) "4 coud ia A4iffieuity of ovr nfanaified when We ” - “op & ~ ‘i te = wal oe “ * ° * ~~ ~ ~ Re ie sae , yn DRRIRA op he a hae nnn roa _ . . —e . ad a -tigheg eee ee ee Pee ats aehecaihetitideidieamniadecsehdaeitastouied A ih AEY ta RAIN ir Toke i a a ADs eter ne i i Nn ARI Se RG Om 8 paste Niet ae spite ¢ ae at he % ¢ ‘. - a, 4 - ? . A ake 2 ee: vi: hE i ¥ 5 . > fos v3 or ae 7 ~ : CE sige Pigg o Pps co aoe Cth), MEARE IS GE , eS 7 ‘s ° - 2 ~ ne . sgtsbereittean seins a , roe pe just Weet of Grand Consieting of larvae dresser, bow-end hed, chifforabe, vanity, fachey, bench, epring, mattress and a On12 Anmineter rug. Special aft Rea RCRD te ES ee Re te aC eemeernne ‘3 ‘7a fact iahta wieAdievea fast and pam tifu hactfone “at Aawe Ff telat ; A yi ee ry : ' frrnnt AS GAtiers Y & one Dy ariowea agieriyn ars ‘ agreeanie a@itation naduced J . ag af Me Mothers if Nie romantical con oye ein @ apiendiadly erce and wit iy real omoite ated y priser y ae oning away +) es a were aii eonata ‘head ihe fact wat f ri ‘yy ie natal VU iaa | yaa net tnvelved ; ut a @' ‘tad 5? ” YF "% ae ‘ , esa += shu"? 187 oF stage in «4 r tle - | > nAy ved athe waa ‘'s ) iS: F ; ’ and geatad “a 2a ’ SHe Benen Ae@ar tne ; é ; ’ e wihii ; fj r? fa meine ¢ Mirpir - ’ (ite vip ati ree Peevey be epryy @ thvia he tified iS mi hen ALL eveve fae wilt ime tw a reoseyt teeta ean ene ,a el aa surprice Never fhefore hee evel an ontfit trelwding a@ fine Asmtneter rug heen offered at tin | hee Prive Piw® Bivive te teeveify oF fio tiie avained @Rlinwt eermeera and other cafe? werwta aend ie fin ° shed in the poplar Heaven finite) with heaurifal ald fine trareriese See tite womderfal eaty: mm ome, ih 44: vitedes » sudlience@® were perevaded that tf Had ail came from a feosliiahn blaga ss ‘i A the haeement of the Htatel Wai wf ony . ORDERS bagel. 3 MAIL oOvn Aaer =. ear. if have geen Me Rethaern and SeHT : J y S () “Anewe@ed” tae tn the nature af — Bed, Spring and si aie | \-a nee , eee —because it never fails— et | ‘ , ‘ : H the went program of the Relases | ai always of Mattress Outfit J eegnetin , ing fawor, rich in food peopestian. ®-Piece Huguenot Walnut i aetna te tat ae rorner ) 1 6 he@an hie Nierary eareer a8 a . i Dining-Room Suite J] fornaiter but th 1890 produced hh —because it has more t ' fir ; ; ’ af ret play, Menag@es 4'Artiates Tt | : noluding Large Buffet Mirror stil] anthasing over Mr. BL Wt spoonful does the work of two of many Thie Myite fe Bolle of Beawtifully grained walnut vanenrs Bathern’s Inter pretation of ‘Tard Coneivitng 47 Hantinnene pee Weg tn | RTA InSY AUMINN Wonde and f¢ fintehed th a reat 1 Chum) A while Davia Rel other brands and does it better. Pein Tinteh ai hetron MaterRER one ferris OP tH Cwretete Of baree wee hati reese ohine wraey 8h " e ay eras a : Shine CRTeNEOn table f eth Hheire hoot hate ana s Wae preparing Mra tTeaslie Car ro. ares Warr mirror, Beediel at | ter for her firwt professtonal star ring engagement tn "Tha llaty Tyeokifne’ Tyuringe the tnterwentng Taare thie frinits Ralaecn. Ririene ana By thern havea heen fra en veer he the necrwtahle working Ff Pate ta tha facal potat of todas ara Heing iy? ‘| ,@rad anryieaw ier. s#iage and #4 (he amowe hegan 4 remnantea of tha Ee I ENE ane ie GREP eer + ee DNR ses? 3 E” * sT tOowts ‘ Maestri i ae SE 44 Bh BB Aye ae ae et eer OE e. Pee te PS ages —— $20.00 Mahogany Davenport Tables a LE —— OI LOO OD OLA RCT AED A SRR Te aN APR etme $200 3-Piece Overetulfed $ | (25 Living-Room Suite : ty SA ” — = = -— — __- = -— -— -— — -— ea RG en AF fA RENE NE NE RI IO BE NEO bem ote ey pers 7 BRT ie RE nee ORPHEUM CIRC OVER BERNT & P a | | where each hae hie fart in the nro tan af Ae aed 7 Thie carvetee brehure somehow —every ingredient used infinetls Hvreaerlanke the fart ® the night “Menagese A’ Ar officially a by United States — ——_—— fee” wae firet predwced in Parte Walnat Finished, Cane End _ - . | | *he GO0P4 aeleen th & Orth an the Pian? hWehk Af NA 419% Aldine | | | deat hone ‘ - 3 fe : avi tee i Y F ee , : . Me ’ w A ! . _ ele 2. nappies Apical tab ~" fy ee ed > Saar fen fe = oy - a Oa 5 aye ee) eel el ele tH te LL. A. tha’ : veri g: $% wtih high © 4 setran hee she Kee Hat at whom Sete SA tig a Withent tek se “np . fea? ; . ) L& a ARS SI AeAe AF Shae ett sed ; ; e Y & } 7 the PRaathwaevah ae Siti MARS ihe ; tite o mw i » he Pele dee 'm the ene } nae her the Chabrier on eer a 4 .. =. (iwenmanline Which he hee Buy an ei ad ror the Peet he le Genpend me UPR & Clr i@ehtial Pepertary he Pay the : hae been hbullding th Power veare There are the Wer heareee of fhe ) - oehcer ronm TTeeohaikheoweke'e ‘Re - “Medern | Thettque” aha Treerak's “een fhe w suR E +4 Vew Wears with hem QSehw - ay a. a Re ante eee ee a: Meats cath sy toa apache ater” leet: the Bi win Getter we FT Me wee Ln er Sap ans RE a CRE mane s No 6£© te TS hither the Prahine firet tn © miner the Gee 1.3 . LIN se? Pench Rachimantmat?'< Ganan 4 901.3 FRANKLIN AV de ee TIMES THOSE OF (him feed Beers @6 Ales Phe Btiew | ake Raven kay “SRohehorapade ‘ cs eee gee Hi pa ei 3 RS Rah. “7a, ay a ae Phx i be arn a arate —_

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FETE 82 SO ee ee ene ge Lae ey apes ; i a MEE BOT oe SUNDAY a ae OCTOBER 4" a ik . ry 1925, FF oes. "1925, . The lin POST-DISPATCH alone nes 57 athe MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening Yosery x aire C ONDINE. D _ST. LOUIS: _POST- “DISPATCH — 19 by | :' EN ee amare ved | ~*~, ieee tone = R's | increase is in .spite x | pes _ ae | CANARY BIRD Pp | E GETTING THIRSTIER ports. — of large. ¢ and ele salon of t officers, to be held commission will be held Tuesday, chairman of the church advertis- here are in charge of George M. PHOTOPLAY THEATERS der || A Tenie Food for 1c. : % of “of Beer Per Capita | A et nsote) | re R. King Wood- morning, and in the afternoon ing department. one of the first’ Rurbas nh, advertising manager of | the relier of Witt ccording to estimates, 31,000,- | bridge, president of the Associated | members wil! play golf. Reserva- Ministerial Alliance at Hotel Stat- | the Post-Dispatch icin ied ves / diseases “ Y 0 tei not - aN ‘ _ ; . ! who is a vice ; feaee anere tenke Bird oI 00 steins of beer were pr duced | . Advertising Clubs of the World; | tions for the Velled Prophet’s par- ler, and will talk. at a special chairman of the —_—_—-—_— ~—= — =. - ea cre grate —ane I aT er ND oma to 52 Quarts in 1924. of the Post-Disnaicn. . . . ‘ - * comm iSRiOon. "4 nad ( ’ 4 Sept. 10.—Either the in the world last year—not as| W. Frank McClure of Chicago, ade have been made for those lun heon meeting of churchmen at. Charles F. Hatfield manager of TODAY S ' getting better or the | much, however, as was produced chairman of the commission: Sid- who remain here Tuesday evening. noon at the Misouri Athletie As- the St. Louis Convention and Pub- ’ ' ‘before the war. Germany led in ney Smith, comic strip artist, and - ’ ARE BRING- ING THE (MASt ROOF TO GRAND AV. ENUE—LOTS OF PEP—RED-HOT JAZZ—A GALA CONCERT oF THE BEST DANCE MUSK YOU EVER HEARD—AND A | 2 bs getting thirstier. as . tel tae e: Minister-Advertiser To Speak. sociation. Neity. Bureau, who is secretary of ve consumption of beer is in- |t . guna ey Great some n The | pCR se a or Miller, will epeak at the Among those who will attend Arrangements for the meeting’ the commission | idly. In 1920 it aver- | mext an elgium was third. 1e dinner. , the meetings will be the Rev —— a | ss og 4 quarts per cap! ita. In ‘Czechs judge their beer by the con- Representatives of Associated | The final busines sesion of the, Christian F. Reisner of New York. PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PuROTOPLAY THEATERS INDEX re | : 47 quarts, but Sistency of the foam. It is consid- |: | —_————— ethene Eee a | pereee2 to 44. The next ¢red right when the foam will al- oe ee PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ARSENAL é “TE Tg | agra oo Food and Remedi ; : avery thirsty one and the ‘most support a “spekov> kned- Tomorrow and Tuesday. Come and See the Grand and Arsenal! Mat, 2:00 to 11:30 | florist. -~ an = and seed 4 ‘ae gyeraged )§=6Over 52 quarts licka,”” or bacon ana onion dump- ‘ K nights of 1928 - bardware merchants. a 4 average ap-iitng. In Prague, beer and dump- i : : . ' ‘The Gees remvent* Ask fo th p In 192 - the . he andes | nes aré almbet.as popular as tea, The National Advertising Com- They Wear Danc- ASHLAND f Hol (neter tn | e roduct You Net , 60 liters an ; ' Thi land pastry ‘mission of the Associated Advertis- ing Shoes Instead 85°20 “\. Newstensd | “Flashing Sours” |] Haller’s Cod Livy "acted to be even higher. ‘Ss be ing Clubs of the World will hold of Sulte of Ar- | - : ee 7 || lee's Parrot Yood— Wa . ‘its regul: arterly . Shas: , “Street of Vornottes Canary Seed—Haller’ we its regular quarterly meeting to- — AUBERT f “Mu —famedy } | Food—Haller's Dutch’ gunnery tlle "AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS ‘Morrow and Tuesday at Hotel | Aubert ené Basten! 4 a Vaudeville | meneter's Health Food. a. pungent Aim eet 7 Statler, at which plans for the ad- | 1 alors Baby, Cana’, "4, fopey fT ae) pnygh 5 vertising exhibits at the next an-| BRIDGE aterm cate s New Egr sir adie a ) “Fighting Youth” : ) Thistle Be wn ~ 2 Maker—4 ol nual advertising convention in | 4871 Nat. Brides | \ Vaudervitia fe Lave : werd a Poppy Seed—Halier’, 7 ' Philadelphia will be discussed and : : onic— . . o « " . ; ee ee Fan cure Parnog . YE Direction-Nlaw a Erlange: Mat. Wed., | changes in the constitution and | , CHEROKEE ‘ | ALATA CAST tn for bald-headed birds—Halie mere, | . Louis 50c-$2 by-laws will be considered. | : (27 14 Ch ' a ee 4 ag | Grit—Mallers lapis s Health —— 3D AND FINAL WEEK Mat. hog The final business session Of the | | eretieg 96.° srier’—Vautorite 4 Sun : which w: . —— —— - . Pepper Pods—Haller's | Lice | positive! | *Nlant Was organized 18 years ago, Powde: | UT yoy WVOoRe ome wee ron. kills sid BEGINS TONIGHT Nighta is to maintain high standards of CHO EAU ; in “THE YPrerRT a awed Card—Haller's Natura” a es, 0% 8:4 60c-$3 practice in advertising and to ed- | | deff, & Cheutean FLOWER 4 ge Si ble Fish |} ucate the public on the value of! pCa he 4 Food— Hal . 48 Fen erime Buy Early ! Good Seats Available for All ia advertising as,a factor in Amert- Cinderela ( Richard Barthelmevs, jer’s Tropical Fish ood AIRDO ‘ “Shore leare” 3 (| Bird Nesting—Haller’ + Mock w them s1ng/ THE RECORD Se them QaNCg Ff can lite. | | Cherokee ay } & Aete Vauderiile | ‘| Food—Haller’s Hop-Fi rE | BREAKER Business sessions will be held , os Bene and Ho } } ‘ODL 7 of the commission will be guests HALLER’S sTone | 7 BELT of the Advertising Club of S8t. | DY wanans K LEBUSE ARLENE GARDNER PHOTOPLAY THEATERS | i , TROUP OF ENTER- HL IN PERSON ) | a 000 teow | tease ‘ ‘ Bae si _ “Te ere” : 4 WORLD'S GREATEST COMEDIAN # Grand-Flor. ; ™cnaxp pu / 3 ASSISTED BY : Grand & Florissant | “The Lecky Bove t i /\ Mf EE. | GRAVOIS LILLIAN RICH tn 4 mi mA, ‘3 Jefferson & Gravols —_— Vauderie 4 oRciea) | le Pe AW incglailiane arama | ~ \" 7 3 | a ( RICARDO courm: ea s/h pute 5 DE LUXE sHOoWS he a a Clayton & MeCaas. ' “or lore ! JULIA SANDERSON: DONALD BRIAN ropa Lie, gam bo, es ———— - 1 | a On the Sc creen ‘KING BEE | MILTON SILLS in ! FRANK CRUMIT- ONA MUNSON KING BEE -auz05 sna, : Ne meeotr, OCT. 2 Ginet | SECOND ANNUAL ‘ie - | QNLY SHAKESPEAREAN ENGAGEMENT OF THE SEASON | Kingsiand ( “How BAXTER : : AREWELL TOUR RADIO WEEK | 6457 Grarote Ay. | BUTTER rem : f ROBERT B. GENEVIEVE —— NOW —— | | Knickerbocker “Over the Tow With ' | | : 3145 Park Av. / — — ee ——- ~~. os a= oo a ee . . . ae : m ~~ ~ oe = > St = . (ON THE screen——— eae 1M pe Saas Nag, AMODERN VERSION of? [ff Lafayette { 12% cusxer } | _.“KING LEAR’ | Thursday. . PR a2, “KING LEAR” eS it SS i “GR AUSTARK’ | 1643 S. Jefferson _THREF” . ’ “HAM : ay BN ily. a Ge ig — : ra an YOU LIKE IT” Sat. Mat. “MERCHANT or VENICE” Se eee p if | | LINDELL LILLIAN RICH te list onvcnd NoW_—SEAY SALE THURS. | Je: spallmmmaamasaaaaialaesa Veh ink al Ee L ORDER ah | ** The Screen’s Greatest Lovers in | 5 wenn es 50c 2 | o% . | All-Star Cast ee oS amneenenmnene acl U‘ivamuum = = =—=—s TO M MOORE | 4, the World’s Greatest Love Story LYRIC = { “THE TEN (O™- | 2 —Majestic Grandeur in Settings a ON F db aN ESTHER RALSTON tna ig FORD STERLING -AL SO - On the Stage xf Pes ee ey. and the Most Beautiful Gowns RICARDO Ever Worn by Miss Talmadge. MAFFITT {Zz CORTEZ “IN THE NAME 2812 : N. ‘Vandvter | OF LOVE” Manchester f. bx mt Denny tm 4315 Manchester Ahead." Vaudeville —_— JEFFERS Sladiebadieantee tho aber?” Mneo- Durectors te oe Record — 2d Sensational Week Starting Tonight at 8:15 Sharp § crowds Maplawood (uemeraun= | % There is a golden vitality, a new invention of thrilling song and Se: | Are chester ~ 5 Acts Vandevilie ; } a startling chorus spectacle that will live long in memory's § eR Ls SODE | Expected McNeair \ “Gambling Wives.” he 'Bigallery in Arthur Hammerstein's Musical Triumph. ets fe Poets ae > at the | MeNelr end , _. Mat. Onir, @> : ? ) S| cae ee | GANG West End "Setalozzi a : > eC” tt | EB 53 5 oe 5 Seize Ar late . ’ 99 — the inflammation which causes prettica!’r } F é ‘ . | Sportsman s Park nanoese shen. tie” 0 C42 ( ROYAL MOUNTED m meet noes ant peng: ements Fy a | Det if Sunday, Thursday, Saturday With BERT LYTELL The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening wrt — i AE oar ne ten se! é 5 ‘ ae Say Browns VS. ro : age ae -e . Tuesdas. Ort ith, Last Show win per giving Associated Press news service. forug o — mer occa Lrus Miurese and

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ot % Ny . i Se: 5 ee ee Vedi nam aah ~ 5 sp 7 4 + RD i ie ee oe oe) ae ~ . ; PO ARR Dither Ott ie at Poe 20 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — eee other gondola police the town Recently this corre- An Example of How They Evade specia! Charging Fixed Tariff. can provide. “Quietly, The correspondent c == | i : @ tise ie ; es LRRD eit | raze, because it ie not an impor*a- THE WILES OF A GONDOLIER *22, ‘cir “is are sutticient to “You are soins to pay me tor mr ACCORDEONS JAZZ KINGS Sore tne cuit of the saxaphone. exploded in holy American wrath quietly, my gentleman,”’ | Now in Demand to Offset Brass In- but appears ‘to have originated here. struments in Paris. There ig hardly a country fair in PARIS. Oct. 3.—Accordeon plar- ——— Se e..lU _ SS ‘ear. However, they have caught 'the popular fancy, and many blind evening newspaper COMBINED iss) 3 ee OCTORER hen of the accordeon as real music. Few of the accordeon players, be it | noted, read music; they play by OLDFAST TEETH whet we call cur piste with th« castsn——force fe often and crippled war veterans have de- | ‘SONICE Ser! §—Venetian spon ‘ot : the gondoli with a benevo- VENICE. Sept. —Venetian spondent devo ed a quarter of an said & nee er | + noni ranee whee ihe accordeon pilay- Spo * gondoliers have been famous for hour to trying to persuade gondo- ient smile. We must all take life ers have become the kings of ja ~o Ned for years a good veloped an artistry in th rir » . " * . ‘ 2 _ *TT 2 nN. ; y - > *- ? eenturies as at once the “toughest liers to take him from the Piazza vshilosophically The Amer- in France. Their once-ridiculed in- er aps gon nat until recent- | that has made them favorite street 27 , , - a. ry rt - THe c - mn > - and the “smoothest” specimens of San Mareo to the railway station ican was unphilosophically angry struments are now much in demand ” 0 histicated city dweller has entertainers. Their hats or tin cups : +. . ~] ? * ig ° a+ -.s ~*J - . ? hi manity The nicipality of at the fixed tariff and finally for an hour, but at the end the to furnish a tuneful offset for the iy he sop eayree emmatt. ena meet get more sous than fal! to e : =a ‘ a ;? ° t 4 t ‘ —e = _ ™ Venice has endeavored to obli gre found one who agreed Victory’ gondolier pocketed three times his strident notes of the brass instru —— Oy atherhood of the nation the share of the mendicant players The POST DISPATCH is the on!v & Lonis ‘ ‘ _ ' ‘ i ete ; ‘ 2 . ; ; 4 , + + + 7. nftn + i” man’? aria ic all *Fr TY) ¢ - - musical POUnC. sas : . a> vying : - + . o inem to respe he official tariff Bu it in the middie of the canal| fare with the utmost philosophic/ments, Paria 's ail the more a ee 4 to pecognize t@e output of other instruments. newspaper giving Associated Press news their services, but their wits the gondoller observed calmly, calm imaginabie. thustastic about the accordeon has refused to ze : $2.50 Boudoir Lamps $1.45 Replicas of the pottery table Lamps. Wired complete, and include Georgette shade. Special for Monday. $15 Davenport Tables $9.75 Graceful turned leg style as shown, made of hardwood, mahogany finish and mahog- any veneer top. $6 Electric $ — Heaters Tt, $s 2 3 - Z a 32295 shown : with copper reflector, re- newable plug type clement and long cord and plug. Very special. Large-size Spinet Desks with graceful turned legs and genuine mahogany tops. Very special We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH Bay Now—Pay Later—On Our Convenient Credit T $25 Mahogany Wing Chairs *14= These comfortable Chairs (not rockers) have durable hardwood frames in mahogany fin- ish and high-grade cane seats and backs. . iy Ty " * ebeeserecegere ede r = New Simmons All Steel *“Graceline’’ Beds aa2 A new Simmons product tm 2 wood-finished metal Bed embodying the more attractive wood Bed lines. Hds large, continuous posts and large fillers. , - a: . ey") ’ se wa : Pe mat \ Se SNE Th $300 4-Piece Huguenot ¢ ] rs) 5 Walnut Bedroom ..... A very handsome, massive Suite with tasteful two-tone ornamentation as shown. Built of fine walnut and selected hardwood in Huguenot finish. Includes so-inch dresser with jewel box and new wide mirror, full-length vanity, bow-end bed with solid s5-ply ends, and beautiful chifforobe. Full dustproof construction; mahogany drawer bottoms. heavy plate mirrors, metal drawer pulls. $i8 Cash, $12 a Month $200 3-Piece Two-Tone ¢ Walnut Bedroom..... ] 25 Rarely, if ever, is the opportunity presented to secure three such fine pieces at so low a price. The large dresser, chifforobe and bow-end bed are all beautifully made of genuine walnut and selected gumwood and finished with an artistic two-tone paneling. This is a real bargain at $r2s. $10 Cash, $10 a Month $275 4-Pc. Huguenot ¢5 50 Walnut Bedroom .. l Z Z When you examine this superb Suite it will win your instant admiration because of its attractive design and tasteful two-tone ornamentation. It ' &® bailt of fimest walnut and selected gumwood in Huguenot finished Tudor style. Suite includes bow-end bed, 48-inch dresser, full-length vanity and large chiffbrobe. Dustproof construction. large plate mir- rors, handsome cabinet work. $15. Cash, $12 a Month um @ lita. — *-« — V. eT - Coe 6 * ee ae Al fin Zee: i So Wie : | UN aE wl L Pith ——- HL = c ne CL oo Nave - ES —— ' ; ie ; | MIM ne > iin BD Bae AN a ’ ' : ; oe " ene —_————— = ESE : ’ eS . _—— —_—— tI : ; : ; : 7 — # + . De —se* Special Purchase and Sale of the Latest Kroehler Accomplishment— Beautiful Jacquard &z:, Living-Room Suite We are fortunate in being able to present so noteworthy a value as this. Kroehler’s latest development in fine Living-Room Pieces. The massive, carved frames have the very stylish serpentine front and are semi-kidney in style. The splendid Jacquard upholstery is over hand- tied, deep coil springs, which will give years and years of service. The loose cushions on all three pieces are reversible with one side covered in beautiful brocade. The two pieces are priced: -Coxwell Chair $3450 We have priced the davenport and armchair together at $135 and the Coxwel]l chair separately at $34.50 so the aoe be adaptable to any size purse and large or small rooms. They may be purchased separately or er. Terms $12 Cash, $10 a Month — ca ee SS O Steel Da-beds Davenport and Armchair "133 $20 Unfinished Sets —- - -o new aimed —enmr > «get _o- ow — @42e ae ~ Long, buffet or mantel type Mirrors im as some polychrome frames. Paneled and : ends as shown. F od , Polychrome Junior Lamps | ‘622 | The illustration hardly does justice 4 to the attractiveness of these - Extraordinary Value! ss : Hix Lamps. The bases are of iron, rich- ly polychromed and the shades are extra large, in decorated parchment be effect. : ‘: Pe) ——) a) | | . $225 3-Pc. Kroehler 1 Davenport Bed Suite...... ‘3 oy Here is another Kroehler Suite which we offer at a very special peice. It contains the celebrated Kroehler concealed bed in the davenport. The three pieces are as shown, heavily upholstered on deep, massive ro . F ¥ eg , bby ; & 5 ay? hd hw $10 Polychrome Mirror _, , Suite 7 $ 1 §§ -95 This very good double-duty Da- Bed serves as a lounge by day or Special Purchase of $50 frames, and covered in rich velour. $12 Cash, $10 a Month 125 Breakfast Sets of drop-leaf table and four chairs as shown, made of hardwood, sanded smooth, a full-sized bed at night. It has ready for you rounded, cane panel ends, comfort- able, tufted pad and a cretonne cover as shown. $2 Cash—$2 a Month Axminster Rugs ‘30% These fine Rugs comprised a man- ufacturer’s close-out stock and are extraordinary values at $36.75. They come in attractive new pat- terns, 9XI2 size, with heavy, deep pile. All are perfect, of course. $15 Walnut Cedar hests 162: Queen Anne Period Chests, wal- Guaranteed Duralin Value Z O) Square Yard The new, linoleum pattern wash- $10 Bed Springs $5.95 Link-fabric Springs of tempered to decorate. mee te You will be amazed at the massive Proportions of this fine walnut anf) $300 8-Pc. Tudor $ : : Walnut Dining Suite... Z 13 * GOLDMAN BROS. “Think o ft! Be | Anda | Genuine ¢“Kroehler’ : Suite, Too OLD AM All $ ’ - : : a—-, : : : | [ot et? nut finished exterior, genuine able floorcovering, guaranteed by steel mesh with coil spring ends. | uO , 7 ay Tennesece fed colar interior. it they maker, and by an, to give Siznch high risers “Finished im | forzood Suse apd marvel atthe fac thst Priced so low. The Suite ms ted with lock and key.: Large se. perfect satisfaction. ony aa | and ree a (with tapestry covered seats). (China cubinat pri 4 “ - - ° ° separately. * Most Complete Showing of Stoves in All St. Louis! | 906 Cuniiieceeie : us . As usual, Stove, Range and Heater , . . ie vor | Headquarters is ready for you \ a with a big showing of all leading | . = makes, ranged side by side in . ‘ \ one broad daylight, for easy selection. | E é = We show Charter Oak, Bridge & | “4 Beach, Quick Meal, Baker’s, | Moore's, Perfect and others. | COW) L $ Warm the Kitchen and Cook Breakfast on This Gas Range 416.75 Meow Cetred Parlor LSS : - r=iignt Heater | : $5 7 20 ses stene Heater 50 | 2195 8-Pc. Queen Anne ¢$ ; | ~aee alongside the Meere’s Airtight Z W . . . ‘. : y. A desirable Ra ise ee ee the “Finest, cleanest 2 alnut D ining Suite..... es ! most desirable Range, since it justable legs. mest economical e Zz ig the wanted cabinet style and tela. Stoves. A highly efficient, A . : i : Comet In choice of several far BETAS coal md ike a ake ti aeh | petinl pce, fachotea eee Maree proportions ottered at « wary MME || | — The costly see ene en- ry and trash. quate aoe caw ale enat Rvepet, A eco- , Chairs and one host’s chair (leat me egy Serre idle ion and VEE ameling gives it a very g ap- Two-hole cook- smoke mical em coal and a matched finich 3 ther seats). enuife wa { at meron marek acet: ay keep fire bee flluminated fire \ mish in selected gumwood. » F $4 Cash, $3 a Month . er $2 Cash, $2 a Month $10 Cash, $10 a Month & °

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la Pe SUNDAY, ... 17 D 7] POST- SPATC ; al a: : , : ; ; ccrosNDAY, eee 6, 1925. ie Daily ST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ot FAST TEETH in, car plate with the vo No ie Goldman Bros. "We. make these plates . Weekly Special ag shape "Thirty ." y p ecia Hist Artificial Teet . Mincer ° st Artificial Teeth ‘foes Tearless Mincer and St. Charles. One bloek fren a high : Made to overcome the disagrecable features of chopping onions. Also used for chopping fruits, Bis the only St. Louis evening ssociated Press news service ==| GOLDMAN BROS. clear glass jar, aluminum ke pm 4 | cover, steel knives, hard- ee mee Maras aoe i Pee, as wood chopping block. Do & : —— a7" it, “eegae > a, eae not be without one. - ee: “ri oe ’ bf “ “Cn ba ie gt n g ¥ "9 giz ” , a — eee Yee PA a ee, ae q 4 aie a 4 (Md a TM ye OF oc oe ela “oo nanan : : eB OE a Nae te tains SR oc. Be gti, sti, cd Down Buys a - Simmons Day- IF YOU LIVE OUT OF ST. LOUIS Ro dl fe ly . Fae etait asta : ~ Pp AY US A VI SIT Fg tes 4, fe 4 Oe. sbi... es a We Give an Extr a 10% Discount pa: thas cane can pre 7 5 ! ee? Ge ae. . ee , If you settle your account in 30, 60 ‘ it. A beautiful couch by ectric ters 95 ter as shown reflector, re- type element rad and plug. ) le eee POLO LO or 90 days’ time—the same as if you day and a Bed at night. We have had made a cash purchase. a large sclection of beautifal pada. ; magne Day-Bed with pad as low as .... We sell for cash or easy payments. We pay the freight to your town. f - : T if | ; ee ee onvenient Credit Terms eee [ey See This Beautiful Bed Suite On Sale at Goldman ‘ a . ”" ¥ P 9.4 P 2) Ps LEW Para a tS US A or 5 a ye @ “> road a ~ ; e i - - - iL PH Z é, AS | eng ee — : iy ° 7 | a ~ ee" a - j ¥ ie? = « 7 i , ‘ 4 eet 7. - oe bb =¥ 7 / f } a - oi T : | NENA WES | | ¥ , rf 5 me,” | a “\ fs , y j ) (7 // G Swi me YN) ? Oo on . J / hd J 2.2. . uu A} WY “>> ‘ «& pag 2 S -~ . 7 \ Pr % ee i (7, 1 ‘} chrome irror : WY 72 a ee Sy it | | Sil ~ (A'/ . Lis Oe : i j hj : 7 yr, >\ - | (a) Z ‘| j ; | fy ; j j /\ (cs \ | ; . | t ‘onth for coal. Can be had with Just buy $10 worth of goods or your room, as it is high grade and beautifully OR, | : | ' enameled high shelf at over and the Blue Bird Din- | finished. | . small additional cost. This OY aro ner Set will be delivered / fw ee is a beauty and a 2 with your purchase. ‘, = e\ a> ° $ | GPO .....scccscccees \ — e rt ae. oh 12 Latest Selections | Be 7, y) oY a and a Blue Bird | 4 Le 8 ae : Dinner Set : a ma F DOWN Buys a OF, ; 3 St. Louis 'NY Hot Blast é £2=> Heater } ) Blue Bird Va ai = — @ Clip This Coupon Ae $1 Down Buy Sa and Bring It to + 2 erp Goldman Bros. New shipment just. reoeived. Beautiful shades and bases THIS COUPON IS WORTH ¢ We will deduct $25 from the price of any Bedroom Suite you select if you present this coupon at the time of purchase. All g°ods marked in plain figures. GOLDMAN BROS. ee _-._-., -» Ss TT... — i ee TrYrTrTTey,.,tTT. GOLDMAN BROS. DOWN BUYS A CEDAR CHEST See our special leaders— The ment semerk: ~Siatie of quaniap Tennessee ae | tjae BRIDGE LAMP of this fine walnut and able Heater ever red cedar; 42 inches long; 5() cotta nel ates? | is priced so low. The Suite made. Burns coal extra deep and roomy. This e i | 95 ch buffet, five side chairs | siftings, cobs, is an exceptional bargain. On == | * (China cabinet priced coal, lignite, coke ee ee Sear tvetiintl - or wood. Has air- ies § th : tight bottom ] own draft — will cut $1 D FLOOR LAMP 2 \ your coal bill in . og | two. No Heater Lin S ] 75 —\i | at $30 to $35 is oO vale $ ° its equal. Think We quote a apecial —— —— | of it! price on this Pro-line. | See our large line— over 100 patterns. Spe- — cial, per square yard, o a. ore $1 Down Buys Blankets, Comforters 69c S(T $1 Down Buys ||! Simmons Bed, Spring ™ : | | oa and Mattress pose 109 ee ae Complete We have a large selection This Suite is extremely attractive in design, of Blan kets $ A quality and finish. Has large chifforobe wits $ and Comfort- MONTH mirror in hat box door, beautiful vanity with poe as BUYS triple mirrors, large dresser and bow-end bed. IT! A regular $185 value, on special sale for iv plan you canj S&#” “" A regular 9160 value, On Speciai sale ior....... possess all the Gis Ww iy figyou ness) $1 Down Buys a our special : Blanket or 3 | —. ions offered at a very | The Bed is one of Simmons most popular pat- Comforter spe- 9x12 Brussels Rug ry wa | extension table, five side . o : , terns—substantially well designed and in the cial for De net cuetect tt Sel tee Ob <r of genaine walnut and , i hl aa any latest walnut finish A SS no over. R as Cg eee) | § Yb, 0; $ 4.95| suave r TTT | Fine Spring and comfort : CSS 95s 4 —= | suitable for any room. : . Tes able Mattress are includ- See ee ay GOLDMAN BROS. Blue Bird Dinner Set need ed in this poet price. . “ free. ‘ 4 a~"s cum iiaoodk shee bm 4 4 OS ° ee » Te lll , Zh saan, ok. oie) a

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To a half-pint of waser add 1 ounce of bay rum, a smait box of Barbo Com. pound and 14 ounce of glycerine. These ingredients can be bor ight at anv drug store at very little eost. A ppl vy to the hair twice a eal 1 the desire’ shade is obtained. This will make rav-haired person look twenty vears \ It does not or the sfaiPp, t rub off a « unger. It invigorates the scalp, removes many of the causes of dry or falling hair. 10¢ at grocers and drucxisis. THE Remmers-Graham Ce. —— LANA OIL Complexion SOAP ADVEETISEMENT #§_ YOU CAN’T STARVE AND BE STRONG The old theory of ‘‘diet’’ in treating DIABETES is like expecting an automobile to run without gasoline. Mv book, ‘*Eat> and Get Well,’’ telling how to stop this useless starving and eat the food vou need will be sent free, postpaid, to any sufferer of diabetes. Write M. Richartz, Dept. 28, 220 W. 4d St. New York. i is not sticky or greasy | ‘great the women into a dark corner and | kept them virtually prisoners until 'the mass was over. MEXICAN BEAUTY IN MOVIES Ta —__ a TC am ASPIRES TO BE PEACEMAKER: Senora del Rio Will Attempt to re. | store Cordiality Lost Because of “Villians.” Py the Agpociated Presa. HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Senora Doloras del Rio, wea! Oct. 3 thy Mexico City oa ieiagh woman, regards her work before the cameras of | Ho! od as something of an in- ternational mission. Senora de! Rio. who became a motion picture actress at the sug- gestion of a Hollywood director who met her in Mexico, beleves she will be able to help overcom prejudices created south of the Rio Grande by producers formerly in the habit of sending to Mexico films featuring Mexicans or Span- lards as vViilains Although the stom of making “Mexican” synonyms with “villan” has | cast into the piecard S. - 'nora de] Rio points out that there still remains a slight coolness in Mexico bhe« nates of it. In addition to her acting. . de] Rio is und articles on in Mexican ITALIAN YOUTHS CARRY OUT CARDINAL'S DRESS EDICT ertakin , ; the films f BEewsp aper Two Women Held Virtually Prison- ers During Mas« Doe to meager aera Attire. Correspondence of Associa ress ROME, Sept. 1: Various men bers of the Catholic Youth organi- zation of Florence recently decided to interpret literally and militantly 'the proclamation of Cardinal Mis- trangcelow, affixed at. the doors of all. churches, the faithful ¢ that no immodestly women enter worship. When, during noon mass in cathedral, organization spied two women who seemed to them the Cardinal's order, nNecine ek mm Ahm see dressed Florentine places of tha members of the bh qj ing Lo e® @¢ iso be \y) they whisked | ried them to the door of the church where other members of Catholic Youth er eeted them with cries of shame and derision women finally escaping in a carriage Bene fit Ente riainme nt. The Larry Dramatic Club clede Council, Knights of Colum- bus. will give a benefit entertain- ment and dance for the new dor- mitory fund of the Little Sist the Poor, Grand bou Cherokee street, at St. Sales Hall, Ohio and Gravois ave- nues, Sunday evening. Oct. 25. of La- ers of and Francis de > wera i© Va>ra a iL¢ BROS.& CO. Fis The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World. 717 OLIVE STREET a) DIAMONDS - — on 24455244 merehandise ? A visit to our sto Our buyers have just returned from Europe with a large collection A fortunate purchase permits us to of the world's finest gema. price these Diamonds to yon at fi for merchandise of equal quality. importer can offer—come in and be convinced that ‘* A Diamond Ring Is the Best Gift of All Terms to Suit—No Money Down Enter the Loftis Piamond Contest —it costs yoe nothing! $2.000 in Tiamend Prizes FREE. Fer full details watch our newspaper ads. per a The “Elite | 2 b tinurm. or cold 18-k CASH or or CREDIT Diamond Bargains—New Importations | Have you seen our display of the season’s newest Diamond-set it pays to deal with Loftis 3 Great Diamond Ring Wiles ik WZ Z Blue White ee me o = WATCHES re will surprise and delight you. igures which fix a new low level These are bargains only a large eompare our values and rou + ae “Amazon” Diamond Ring. Brilliant Diamond | | Ring Is 18- "Sh, White Gold, $150. set with your Creams Tissue Cream Creams The Lemon For impover- Orange flower (Team con- ished skin and cucumber tains the and under- are pure, refreshing lying tissue eleansing _ and Develops and Creams. Van- a bleaching ——_= fills in sunk- ishing and gph ee properties —— = a pronine ae peroxide Van- f | ‘ conte ha ¢ | PS painG Mam i. oa. ond SPRIE Mang face, arms ae i , Lenoy Ceram lemon ituice ‘Tissws Coram and neck. pow der. Ori- iT » wif} — 5le av . rt Regular ental Wrink'e Seer lhe a4 The Cold : vs 5 Agcy Price, 75e. and Rolling Lie} x ay ~~ 14 ( ream. - fe le Sale. Massage Crear fi " a ge \ Zé - 2 2 f ' healing an f - ar fe ; cleansing. x a or or — : wo jars Sic 76c 5lc —QONE-CENT SALE— Wolff-Wilson’s Theatrical Cream We enjoy a remarkable rep- Utation en this product: use hefore r etiring. KR egular - .WOLFF-WILSON’S- —ONE-CENT SALE- Packard’s Gray Hair Spring Maid Deodorant \ Nqvid easily Restorer applied and net sticky te use: This prepar2— ceneeited. Tor FA orner excessive per- dye, but by its 4 e , stimulating pre- spiration. Reg- perties will re- ular priee 50c. store the coler your hair. egular price le Sale 50c, le Sale. —————EEE= W olff-Wilson’ £ Monday Ic Sale Special a | 30c Grove’s | Bromo- Quinine \ 2 dle. > 50c Klenzo Tooth Paste Keeps the teeth clean and white. Plieasant te use. Recular price. tube 50c. lc Sale, —ONE-CENT SALE— S Cascade Pound Paper Recular |‘ price. 40, Ie Sale 2 Lbs. 4lc Cascade Envel- opes to Match Rex ef 5@:; regular price 40c, Special, 2? boxes 4le a ae. «ts oa —ONE-CENT SALE— $1 Peptona an ideal tenic for building you up— for less of weight and civing you an appetite. Regular price $1, 1c Sale, 2 bottles, $1.01 Monday Only! -—ONE-CENT SALE— 59c Puretest Rubbing Alcohol ali- For round | fernal pur- Rez- price, 58c; poses ; ular | bow the. i ie sale 2 Pint Bottles 60c —ONE-CENT SALE— ri- ‘ —ONE-CENT SALE— Jonteel Face Powder > e ewdrr Goeswreill Laxa- ? for » ) Bark Cough Syrup 2 od | C Regular 2 pete Tabiets.. 26¢c Joc Lb. Rexall The- 9 Lhe. ren = ne ini Sp | "a ttonan 2"™ TE 1c Sale, For BOOB 2. co cccedas a 26c a, 2-gr. 100s $1.2 $5.01 oes 2 fai $1. 0] “he “Detachable cord. | Extension and Flat : $2 Superior Marcel Drugs for lc $1.25 pint Elixir Iron, Quinine and Strychnine. ? pints $1 76 For Gillette and, 1-Sese Bateustes -Qinlk: aii special “3 = burham Dupk wsefnl areund the house and Blades office. Electric Tron Cord with 25c¢ Hinkle’s Pills, 1100's . Powdered Porax., f Bat ' Twinplex Stropper 2 fer $5.01 Iron Cords SEND Waver EXPORT WODEL detachable plex. 6-feet cord. may have ene of each. Sale Price, 2 for 76c | You Two for $2.01 Ze Special ek Le ee iio. | To ek eee ae ce ee ae Te a ee Tic pint Norwegian Cod Laver O11 . 2°" 76¢c ea pint (Castor ? pt. 6c ber Shears Some recor, 2" O6cI 7, sinn 2” SLO 2for$1.51 All these Shears are guaraniced finest quality. 74-inch Bar- SHEARS HAIR CLIPPERS For Bobbing and Cutting Hair Very best tempered steel cutting blades. «teri bettom plates, one sizr. No. 00. which will cut hair 1-16 of an inch. Jast the thing to cut Sale Price hand-forged «<teel. children's or ladies hair. 2 $1.01 2 Oi $1.50 White Lilee,’ - 2 : . 4 . ’ : PEECIES tt: 92.01 151 ) THERMOS 2 $2 51 —.£ Sor 2 84 0 and Lily of Valley TTLES. ~~ $isl _ KNIVES ; a complete as- ‘2 $1.01 aaa ves} f Guaranteed Perfect [ETERS 2 ~ ( 2 temperature in one $1.01 1c Sale Spe tec Schoenfeld « q' Tea — 23c Carter's Liver : $1 De Witt's Kid- ? . “ser © * $1 K.P. X. Maire Tonk 36c pint Pickin- son's Witch Hazel | ee A is - iG londay Only "2 $1.01 i an E.. cae 2 $4, Al z™ $1.26 "2" SISI

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er SEVEN] argain pg IS STORE WILL REN ILSON’S— STND A Y. ‘ Me : a \ OCTOBER 4, 1925 =e a. ocTOBER 4. 4, 192 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY C irculalion than BOTH other evening news papers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Limit of 4 to Custom WASHINGTON AVE. s Filled—Add 10% of i ler to Cover Postage and Packing , Tuesday and Wednesday Be ow that clings te the the skin. rE. { TUESDAY EVENING —ONE-CENT SALE— Symonds’ Inn Cocoa ice Half-Lb. 26c Spring Maid Toilet Water (Our newest cre ation), all delight- ful, lasting odors— Narcissus. Jasmin, Rose. Lilac. Violet. lily of the Valley. Recular price $1.00 —le Sale 2 Bots., $1.01 —ONE-CENT SALE- ; WOLFF-WILSON'S” blended and ™ pound pack- ae ALCS :. 4 Two Half- — Pkgs. 66c Wolff- Wilson’s Milk of Magnesia Pint bottle—an Hiantacid la x a- maa itive for acidity of stomach or mouth. Recular price, 50c; Ie sale 2 Bots., 5le Denies moe Mae Ont Pint —ONE-CENT SALE- Spring Maid Complexion Powder fine eavlity mediam weight Regular price 50 le SALE....... woes for Sic —-ONE-CENT SALE— Spring Maid Bath Salts Makes bathing a pleasure. * teaspoon nf softens water. In Narcissus, Violet, Jasmin and Kose odors. 2 for 5l1c -WOLFF-WILSON’S- Wolff- Wilson's Lilac Vegetal Unsurpasted as an after-shaving lotion: heals the skin and closes the pores after a close shave. —ONE-CENT SALE— Spring Maid Lipstick PRS MAID Gives your lips the warm, firm coloring of youth. Chis- Made from the pure. . cocoa beans. m U mn excelied in quality, “4 without any Zi adultera- tion. Reg- " i a: Sn, “one el-pointed and delightfully le Sale. perfumed. Hegular price 25c. One-Cent Sale; 2 for... 26c -—ONE-CENT SALE— Wolff-Wilson’: Chinin Quinine Hair Tonic For dandruff and falling hair; vigorating to the sentp when used daily as a dressing. price, 50c; Ic sale, hair Regular 2 Bottles, 51c ~WOLFF-WILSON’S— —ONE-CENT SALE— Spring Maid Hair Spring Maid Removing Talcum Depilatory ae a beautiful red sromrt, ot | | Susttery El scented. Reg- | results obtain- ular price, ed in using on ‘ this article. sac, Ic Sale, Regular price. , Oc, Ile Sale, 2for 5lc le Compact # Compact on the Market | & Today powder, rouge and yeu at one angie, which 7 te apply. Powder and brunette; rouge, and holly, sflwer and Lees oom gift to pur- 2 *e ED 4 drh1.01 Spring Mi $2.00 Nagi 2 Oufs2.01 $1.50 White Lilac, metand Lily of Valley 2 Ouffl 51 0 -. ICY-I V $1.50 Pint & Canc -. $2.50 guar I casc.. $2.50 Pint, ce nickel $1.00 Quart botile . OS 2 $1.5 on 2051 2 $7.5 a2 $4.01 T KNIVES ; &@ complete as- he ‘+ - | : s FEVER Every One Individt nteed Perfect pore memes ie ——— In aluminum or rue minute. Regular Price $i. One Cent Sale. - le Sale Speci ie 9 ic Z $i De Witt's Kid- ? for @ ney Pillx ._.. ' 50c Palmolive 7 Sham poo ae _. ml 300 Spiro ? A Powder -“_ $1 kh. DPD. X. Hair 9 for @ Tonic - E 50c pint Dickin- pr . son's Witch Hazel ture in one $1 01 lay Only m2" $1.01 > $1.0] .2 $i. : q Naa ? for 5 f 2 * $1 a Ds 9 for $1.7 i 1.26 :.. s for - es. | A | | as . 25¢ Schoenfeld ‘« Tea soc Carter's Liver Pil. ttumes, 1c| WOLFF-WILSON’S— r—-ONE-CENT SALE— 5-Grain Aspirin Tablets ; Manufactered line by the United Drag Co. For For Mi- lady's dress —— — ing table. aches, — ; tTsed to Rexu ar keep - the price, bottie hair in of 100, 69c¢ place. Regu- le Sale, lar ores 25e; le e 2 for 2 bots., 26c Self-Filling Fountain Pens, Ic 14-Karat Solid Gold Point, assorted colored barrels, ladies’ and gents’ styles. Regular price $1.50, One-Cent Buy Several Sale. . oe z for $1.51 Now for Xmas potters aoe venga she 26¢ Sale sii oc — es aa 26c yereoe tae: ee a 5 | C ce Wash. 2 7 5 ] C 50c Hair Fix (to keep the hair | $1 Tonitone = $1.01 titraight Iron Tonic ot com Lr Se $1.00 Violet Dulce Arbutus, Rose roice water. 2 DIOL 2°"$1.51 50c Harmony Cocoa Butter Cream...... $1 Rexall Beef, Iron & Wine 35c Dirlove Green Sap-Ol Shampoo... for 5ic $1.01 "* 36c $1.50 Bouquet Ramee Tollet Water 30c Adult Glycerine 4p for 3] 50c Catlin’s Sage and 4 for Suppositories. ..... C Sulphur Hair Tonic 5 I C 25c Rexall Charcoal for 25c Red-“O” bottles veeeets atk atlas og wells 2 26c Peroxide ... 2 Z0C 25c Rexall Cedar for 7>c Rexall Bay pints = OCompound ....... 20c SE dha sw 0 ake ts8 i 2 Live 35 Rubberset 50c Ladies’ 35<¢ Hand or | Albright Tooth Black Dressing aoe Brush Combs 2 for 5lc “ for 36c 2 for 36c OUR OPTICAL DEPARTMENT THE TALK OF ST. LOUIS GROWING DAILY OUR THREE POINTS: I—POPTLAR PRICES °— EFFICIENCY lor the finest quality For your safety we have the most capalbe recis- SERVICE We guarantee a perfect eve examination. Our ogee a tered doctwr of optome repatatioOn behind our With — pair of lenses | ] Cente below, a white J Cent metal cable frame will be furnished for ONE CENT. Toric Lenses &* Fiat Lenses $2.05 $1.49 per Porane Seaton OaaD Eyes E~amined Free by Our Registered Optometrist An all —ONE-CENT oo | Rexall “93” Hair Tonic Promotes growth, health and beauty of the hair. stim- ulates roots and improve« circulation of scalp tissues. Regular price $1.00, Ome Cent Sale. 2 bots., $1.01 —One-Cent Sale Rexall Nux and Iron Tablets Recommend- ed very 7 highly as a ma «ef nera il blood and nerve tonic i, for entich- ing the. blood. Reg- ' ular price, ene beotisle Razor Strops (,enuine dotble strops _. borsechide and shell 2 ** $1.01 Imported Straight Razors Made of the highest quality mate- rial and tem- 2 for $1 01 pered steel —ONE-CENT SALE— Williams’ Toilet Water (Made by manufac- tarers of Williams’ shaving articles.) In two delightful edors—Rose Suape- rior and Kbush Amadi. Regular price, 50c; ic Sale 2 Security Water Bottle, rohdae. Special . maroon : Water Bottle, maroon rubber: eae Xtra size tubing... ... ; wee $2.75 Security Fountain tens: maroon rubber; extra size tubing. = Ikxcello Vaginal Spray Syringe. oe red rubber . 75¢ Household Rabber Seouun. Assorted colors. $2 Monogram Neuntate fectage- 2” $2.01 $3 S®curity Combination Fountain ‘Syringe and Hot 2°" $3.01 2 “* $2.76 2 $2.01 2" $2.01 2 tée $3.50 Adults’ Complete with ras meee... ..... Complete with Half-Pint Bottle. . $3.50 Children’ LUNCH KITS Lunch Kits 2°$3.51 s Lunch Kits Z™ $3.51 Stuart Two-Way Plug - CHT - position 2- light Plug. Cluster bean- tifully fini-h- ed in jet black. Regular price, 60c, Sale price, 2 for 6lc 50c Briar Pipes 2 for 5lc CIGAR DEPT. SPECIALS La Plantina Cigars 1 for 5c—2 for 6c Henry Raeburn Cigars 1 for 10c—2 for 11c Limit 50 Cigars to se Custemer $1.00 Briar Pipes 2 for $1.01 Monday Ic Sale Special 35c Palmolive Shaving Cream SS SS Sc | CANADA GETS BIG RETURN —ONE-CENT SALE— Liggett’s Opeko Tea, lc An Indian Ceylon blend, vac- uum cleaned, eo by maqhinery in ',- ON E-CENT yes Bunte’s New Fine Hard Candies Dazzle imix- ture; a gen- uine 80c Ib. value: pack- ed two Ibs. in one can, $l One Cent Sale 60c Rexall Shaving Lotion Bottles MONDAY ONLY! 40c Symonds’ Inn Vanilla Extract Bottles oS eee 40c Symonds’ Inn Lemon Extract 2 for 41c W olff-Wilson’s —ONE-CENT SALE— Bouquet Ramee Face Powder Has the faculty of staying on unusually iong, making re- quent repowder- 2 Boxes, $1.01 —ONE-CENT SALE— Lord Baltimore Writing Paper 24 Sheets 24 Envelopes 2 Boxes, 5lc —WOLFF-WILSON’S— Le Claire or Arabesque Stationery In four shades, white. biae, array. High-grade quality linen, 24 sheets, 24 envelopes. HKegular price, box 2 Boxes $1.01 $1. 1¢ Sale. attractive tan and NE-CENT SALE— Poker Chips Boxes of 100; assorted colors; celluloid or un- breakable. 2 Boxes for 86c _QNE-CENT SALE— | $1.00 Wilsonia Electric Curling Iron 2 for $1.01 4 emcee a 5 CE? CES ES ee Se FROM AMERICAN TOURISTS Government hstimate Revenue in 1925 Season at $150,000 .000. By the As®ociated Press OTTAWA, Ont... Oct. 2 from the United States a Officials Tourists brought | $150,000,000 in revenue to Canada| in the season just closed, according to estimates of ‘iovernment offi- This 6um is equal to a quar- ARTIFICIAL EYES IMPROVED Reinforcement prevents easy break- CiaisS er of the value of the Dominion’s: © Properly fitted, prevent -< \ alue s of the annual mining output PRICE. . | _Can be fitted anywhere by ma’, | of Ontario, Quebec and British Co- “gps combined. -and three days trial allowed. Yo * 000,000 ismestesin’s no sale. Customers in every is estimated. have | State of the Union. Assortment al- , crossed into Canada already this ways exceeds 59.000 ao we ean suit year. They carried apereximatels anvone. Eves blown to order. Mend | 9, 000.9000 tourists, or one tourist for | YOUr mame and names of al! you |every man, woman and child in the, “OW Who wear an Artificial Eye, Dominion. Every province shared for free booklet that explains every in the tourist busir Ontario re. thing about eves. De it NOW ae ceived the larger traffic. Last year | this ad may not appear again. Our 1,376,988 cars from the United! low price will surprise you. States entered Ontario, 163.878 of DENVER OPTIC co. 910 Barclay Block, Denver, Colo. Which stayed from two to 30 days, 1645 from one to six months and Dandruffy Heads a. Become Hairless the re mainder shorter periods. If you want plenty of thick, bean- 125 NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS 10 SHARE ABOUT $4,000,000 tiful lossy, silky hair, do b i means =~ “rid of lentuant tos “te STOCKHOLM. will starve your hair and ruis it if about $4,000,000 given to 125 | you don’t. © of | winners, will be the record of the . Nobel Foundation on the occasion It doesn’t do much good te try to More than automobiles, it ii = Pe! the Agsociated I ress Sept. 15.—Prizes Correspondence - of ite twenty-fifth annual awarding | brush or wash it out. The only sure , of prizes at the end of this year. | Way to get rid of dandroff is to dis- solve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about feur dunces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring: use enough to moisten the sealp and rub it in gent- ly with the finger tips. B Ps Bh Oy — gh more applications will completely dGigselve and entirely destroy every single ge and trace of it. Funds of the foundation now amount to slightly over $8,000,000, and the prizes to be given this year will be 118,165 kroner each or |about $31,000. Besides the five reg- ‘ular prizes of 1925, three were held over from 1924, namely, the awards | in physics, chemistry and the peace | prize. Of the prizes awarded during the years 1901-1924, nine have gone to You will fimd. toe. that al ow - an4 digging of the acalp will America and seven to Sweden. Ger- hair will leok and feel a | many tops the list with 26 prizes, ‘closely followed by France with 21 ~ and England with 14 awards. | | L Ic} t it would give a. a a language no salah nds ccesiiliiaiaaiiasidiias Freed-Ei Radio was put on the market— for the Freed-Eisemann is as easy to opera phonograph. And women take to it as they take to bargain hunting. Are they afraid of the radio » “neutrodyne receiver” and such? sor proper place. ‘They thong it would giv te asa If the Truth Were Known — plenty of men are pusalad by the redio—par6icw y men who are inclined to be literary and artis- tic rather than mechanical. pe cad enter it toa woman? Not on your life! They love and long for a radio, but when their wives suggest gtting ene thay pretend thay-ane net nheanen, .” (For no man oa admit there No cost or o while you give it a home trial Our dealers are so will like the Freed- Eisemann that /Ais nk Gee will gladly install a set in your home without obligation, so that you may give it a liberal trial. Telephone today. FREED-FISEMANN RADIO CORPORATION Manhattan Bridge Plaza The famous NR-20, $175.49 A de luze Neutrodyne® ‘*¢A Bie Bo in a handsome ceiver built for use mahogany cabinet. with a storage battery. o Non 1460000, 1409228, 1554868. pats. Other sets at $90.00 and $110.00 FREED - EISEMANN Mastery in Radio aeF ) IE ! 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m1 oy ee t ae. F t a ~ . os ee : oungeaiohe balla a RE pre y . Vien ? > ’ | ~ : . a ” , ' ‘ . Consisting of . 12 Big — Piates, 9'4-Inec 12 Aah spa ‘Plates, Le 4- Inoh. 12 Soup Pilates, M- inch. 12 Small Pilates, 6'4- Inch. 12 Cups, gold handles. 12 Saccers. 12 Fruit Dishes, 5'4- inch. Salad Bowl, 7'2-inch. Covered Vegetable Dish (two pleces). Round Vegetable Dish, 9'2 12'2-Inoh. Small Meat Platter. W1-inch. Sauce Boat. Gravy Bowl. Covered Sucar Bow!, (two pleces). Cream Pitcher. Butter Plate, 6':- Inoh., Jelly Dish, 8-iInch. Cake Plate, 11-inch. Pickle Dish, 7'4- Inch MAIL ORDERS From out-of-town cus- tomers will receive prompt attention. These Sets are well crated. Price $28.95 F. O. B St. Louis. Terms, $2.90 Cash, $2.00 per month. +--+ - . oh ah ah = + _ _ a) NDOW Our Exclusive Golden New A new It , + Put Pseckah $00-pi ee « Gold — h -) Highest [t ls dinnerware of ( Special PriceWe have no Time | de Border Designs “© " * "™'™s | supreme quality, the hesitancy in fy! Dinner Set at $78.95. is gn design Quality * sia ~ss=° \ and Terms Nesitancy in : 7 os , , ’ t care bein ‘ " , -_— oa cS . Semmens, and Gone in beight. shining gold | used tn every step of Boe ae thim tm th ar _ —— :? we believe {t will be exceed- § and with brilliantly polished t iin shone ee ee ee ee ishe ure and everything that high- in our history, and we feel that - , ing'y popular. Three hundred { bread gold of these sete are here now { edges. $ waiting your orders, and an wit + equal number are on the way handles and gold contrasting beautifully class materials, skill. art and it design can do has been done to make this a beautiful set ef | dishes h the pure white gieaming | remi-porcelain ware sale. order: all cash. $3.09 per month. is a fitting offer for this See ft. and leave your you need is 82.60 a , 1226. 1228 Olive © ee me \ Pheasant + SOON HEADED Sufferers from sick headaches fre- Quently do not know that this symp- tom, with which at times almost every one is troubied, is often due to poi- sons in the body that have not been taken care of properly, on account of constipation or a torpid liver. Such sufferers will be interested in the following story by Mr. Jeff Jervis, of ~ypaee y., telling how he found relief from his own disorders. **] began having severe headaches,”’ says Mr. Jervis. ‘“‘I can’t tell just how they would begin, but soon my head felt like it would s a — and | would be so sick | was par- alyzed. “| would have shooting pains in my neck and, if | turned my head, I feit like it would crack at my neck. My eyeballs were sore and | would vomit. I would be ‘torn to pieces’ for a day ortwo. I would take headache med- icine and feel so queer afterwards I'd In spite of these distressing symp- toms, Mr. Jervis was soon to find relief throu n following the wise ad- vice of a To use his own words— “! was telling a neighbor and he said, "Get some Black-Draught and take a big dose when you feel a head- ache coming on.’ | did it and took a few doses each night. “Soon | had these headaches head- ed off. Now it is very seldom that I have one at all. I just keep Black- Draught and use it when I need it. I don’t let myself get constipated.”’ Thedford’s Black-Draught has been found to relieve sick headaches in thousands of cases that were due to constipation or a torpid liver. Con- taining no mineral drugs, it acts gen- tly, helping the organs to drive out the poisons and regain a state a healthy activity. Black-Draught has been in success- The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other everung newspaper COMBINED OCTOBER ‘. ‘98 . | many consumers im the cheaper/the impression that it fs prime 30 MISSOURE EDITORS = restaurants of the city eat it under | beef. ADVERTISEMENT coe Annual Meeting of Association (FF The new discovery, La-Mar reducing sep. and amazing results. Wo dieting, no to take internally. Reduce any part of the without affecting any other pert. LaMar acts on double chin, big abdomen, ugly, shapeless and arms, large hips or breasts, or on any part of the body or al! ower it. [et prion. ant to use and absolutely harmiecas soothing and effective. LaMar sotnaia ng soap @ money-back guarantees at al) rood drog and stores, or direct to you by prepaid parcel dealer cannot supply you. Price 50c a cake og for $1.00: one to three cakes nevnily pose. You'll be surprised at resulta LA-MAR LABORATORIES, 255 Perry-Payne Bidg., Sold aud guaranteed by Judge & Dolph Drug Stores, W Drug Co., Enderle Drug Co. be scared. I didn’t feel right—I felt | ful use for 80 years. . numb.”" | Sold everywhere. Price 2c. ja-5 ADVERTISEMENE es During 1924 the Post-Dispatch geen | printed 17.861 Lost and Found Want | @ 3 * thousa i Since 1889 we Ads—many ousands mare paid ads SALVE bee ha r- — than the THREE other St. Lowis Sowerts) ssivag mune. et from the bhotrom wp. newspapers combined. poisons. By mail 45 cons > MEDICINE Ce, St. Paol. Mien SS = <cmeeenenemeematievr te — CO — SS DD EES OE _ , ——_VIe— m4 2S He will aid In 7] the Home for Wh a HIS is the time of year when everyone is preparing fer Fall and Winter social season. Homes are being made : attractive and comfortable for the sake of the family ss te ne need not be ashamed to invite the most fastidious e are ready to help you with exceptional values for reom in the home and our stocks abound with quality f& at extremely low prices. s as INVESTIGATE THE PHOENIX TRADE-IN Add an Extra Bedroom With This Overstuffed pa Pre emt ane Suite Ve offer a genuine Eroehler as (3 pleees) covered be an ornament to the living reem comfortable bedi by night It for less than $135.00. Fall Sale Price. or Bridge Lamps. as illustrated. Terms s $7 8-PC. DINING- Here is a epectal value. Very inatest weil sonstructed of Davenps ri -éed by day came $ Ti} Ficor Lamp, complete be duplicated with silk shade new all including Fleer . Davenport Suites dur- cannot per ON The Trade In Plan of this store brings a better home your reach. Any unwanted Furniture you have im your can be traded in on new, stylish period farnishings. See about it. Don’t live with Furniture you don't like— IT IN ON SOMETHING NEW. Telephone Olive 566 for appraiser to call. You incur no obligation. EASIEST CREDIT TERMS IN THE CITY - c- ae : “nite in a splendid biue veleur. ~ Oe es ~ ROOM SUITE design combination walnut an Ti cumwoed. and is positively worth $175. ate Sale Price. s TERMS—S$7 Per Month + 4-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE Here is an elegant 4-piere cumweed walnut-fin- ished room “aite, cuensisting of bed. dresser as This Suite mest be seen FSEES4 3915 Fasily TERMS—$7 <p ,, oxi2 Waltona Rugs * Felt-Base Rugs; -Felt-Base 5 ent per yard......48c {PHOENIX FURNITURE CO., 1226-1228 Olive $ Per Month SPECIAL BED OUTFIT end Bed, 45-Itb. all- -Ootion Mattress and did link fabric pring. : cae worth $35. ) Beautiful Bridge or In this sale. \ $f ALLOWED For ) ANY OLD STOVE Our steck of Bridge-Beackh Co."s celebrated Superier Heaters, Cembization Ranges and Gas Ranges is new complete and ready fer yeur inspecticn. We carry the complete lime in black, biuec, gray and mahogany finish. See our windew dispiay. GET OUR PRICES AND TERMS ; ge ht Our display ef Charter Onak Steve and Range (Ce.s Ranges, Heaters and Gas HKanges will surely imterest these whe con- template purchasing this Fall. Let us show you these 1925 medeix. ur prices are the lew- est and terms will be arranged te suit your ecnvensenes. A special offer of walnut finish. «tee! panei This outfic is easily Our Fall Sale Price... sts ‘24% TERMS—$2. 00 Cash, Balance $2.00 Per Month LET US SHOW YOU OUR RUGS—Easy TERMS aC MIDAT. oar ‘ : 9 ~ - a young. Tainted skins intestinal accumulati . Been ‘While tT, * Sumber of years. | bows CIDEDLY TE THING SHI Herb Juice Has Stomach and Di Relieved Her of C ee oF eae 2 sagt Sa a ‘se < - MRS. EDWARD Th I used your Herb Juice. taki had about as bad «a meng oe S, gastritis and con- | gee could have and | The =. %id Mrs. Edward | toda: , at. resides at 4725 Greer My | a Va, Mo. when she | like | the Herb Juice man as tl iim a _ No naine what T | ed ate. — ot feeling from gas. I was that fully constipated, and | its rm ones J uier : have taken practically to «., Ue hear of, I never ‘€** anything that gave | °* Ume ago I began St Herb Juice Heade _ - A is the on & MWepaper giving Associates’

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SUNDAY, \\e way Pounds of F Chins and : of o— with F the Skin as it Dissolves the Pee { , La-Mar reducing soap, brings 4 g results. Wo dieting, no exercising, », ’ ternally. Reduce any part of the body at - ting any other pert. La-Mar acts like a chin, big abdomen, ugly, shepeless ankies nr large hips or breasts, or on superfiuous fat : the body or a!) over it. It is easy and 4 and absolute'y harmless—cleansing, ae d effective. La-Mar reducing soap is cold k guarantee at all sood drug and d irect to you by prepaid parcel post supply you. Price 50c a cake or chan aa one to three cakes nevaily accomplish its be surprised at results. Ps a 55 Perry-Payne Bidg., Cleveland, 0 & Dolph Drug Stores, Wolff-Wilsen Enderle Drug Co. ij ADVERTISEMENT en ' I Rete cr nt |@ 3 > ' ds Since 1869 AL!.EN'’S ULCERIN SALVE has healed more old sores than other salves combined. It is the fe powerful salve known and heais from the bottom up.. drawing out | poisons. By mail 65 cents. Rook ‘ St. Paul. Mi > - A ALLEN MEDICINE CO. Dest. Aa nm. * reparin Winter when everyone is preparing for the eatzon. Homes are being made more for the sake of the family so-that to invite the most fastidious guest with exceptional values for every ocks abound with quality furniture PHOENIX TRADE-IN PLAN store brings a better home within | Furniture you have in your home | stylish peridot! furnishings. Sce us . Purniture you don’t like—TRADE | “W. Telephone Olive 566 for our no obligation. ‘TERMS IN THE CITY = UTFIT SALE. = $2475 a spiecn- is casily ce $2.00 Per Month S | Rugs... .$14.75 ugs......$29.75 | er Rugs. .$32.75 3 * ; Olive Street : = - aes - ate ee ge ie i Nig a oo A am = lh ree sre f is ~iSPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED iy 29 , o SUNDAT*, 925. r es -—---——_ | Medical News | | Service of St. Louis Tuberculosis Society No. 10— Tuberculosis in In- | fancy. _ This is the tenth of a series of | |articles on matters pertaining to tuberculosis which are being pre-| \apred by medical experts and dis-| | tributed among St. Louis physicians | | by the Tuberculosis Society of St. | | Louis. The others will be sent out | — ee and will contain the'| _tatest medical information on the | | subject. j | Tuberculosis is a common disease | in childhood and occurs even in | early infancy. Any organ in the | body may, be affected, particularly | the lungs, glands, bones and men- | inges. Contrary to a common be-+ 'lief, the disease is not hereditary | |} and is rarely ever present at birth. | B | Even though the mother is in the Cau ecret last stages of consumption at the 'time of the child's birth, if the in- . . ° fant is promptly removed from the 1§ internal bathing tuberculosis environment, it will not | develop the disease. Infection oc- skin is lovely—the despair of many girls | ates a ot sha athe ot ieeteens Grane . who know me. It is clear and smooth—un- |the disease, and less frequently | * qéarked by flaws of any kind. It is never oily, from ar infected milk supply. Chil- gever odorous. But it was, for years, unsightly dren are very susceptible to the dis- ond eee ting until a doctor told me Pluto Water @ase and even a brief exposure, humilia Such as @ short visit to a friend or was ny need. relative who has consumption, may , ‘ result in infection. Would you be beautiful? Then do what I did. | Infants especially have very little Wash internally! Take harmless, beneficial Piuto \resistance to tuberculosis and the Water and gee your skin grow soft and fresh and mortality rate from tuberculosis is Tainted skins are tell-tale proof of noxious higher in infancy than at any other ¢ ’ accumulations. You must flush age period, three-fourths of all the this source of mischief. Health, as well as | infants contracting the disease un- | away is mat 08 you don’t | der one year of age dying. Certain beauty, endang Other infections, such as measles . 'and whooping cough, further lower | Piuto works in 30 minutes to two hours after tak- ‘the resistance to the disease. The | ing—gently but effectively. Unlike pills it thor- | commonest form of tuberculosis in | washes the bowel area—the first step children is that involving the lungs | towards that healthy condition of the system that and the tracheobronchial glands at | is e's for a healthy skin. | the hilum of the lungs. Indeed, | requisite even when the disease seems limit- Piuto Water is bottled under ideal condi- ed to the bones and glands, it is a | tions at famous French Lick Springs. Physi- good rule to take an X-ray of the’! cians prescribe it Druggists everywhere sell it. chest, ag serious and easily over- | Bathe internally for beauty’s ouhe a may also be present | gs. Common Early Symptoms. | The commonest early symptoms'| of pulmonary tuberculosis is| | children are persistent cough, at-. tacks of unexplained fever or after-/ : . noon elevation of temperature and | ASimerica's asthenia. Later in the disease | : Ph there may be anemia, loss of weight | YSiC and more or less constant fever, | but the child may appear to be | well nourished and healthy and yet @ | the disease be firmly established. | . ” Of special importance in _ the, physicial examniation are persist- ADVERTISEMENT _ ently localized collections of moist! rales, exaggeration in voice or'| ECIDEDLY THE BEST Herb Juice Has Completely Reconstructed Her Stomach and Digestive Organs as Well as Relieved Her of Constipation. 2, con ‘ste , , Ce ke ry er. % ent a “a See 5 Se5 S33 ee ee et Se . 4 PIES ay als ei eee : Bc SE eee pu Aa apy ee oe seta ‘ aos be ers e: MRS, EDWARD BALL used your Herb Juice. @bout as bad a case “9 Gastritis and con- anyone ee have and | » Said Mrs. Edward Pesides at 4725 Greer Bacula, Mo., when she x the Herb Juice man taking Herb Juice and I must admit that this medicine has given me more relief than I ever dreamed I would get. In fact I] feel better My friends all tell me that I look like a different person. I! feel now as thoubt I never was sick a day in my life. My stomach is in excelient condition and I can eat most anything I want without it causing me any trouble. Those pains and the tight, bloated feeling from gas never more, and my bowels are in good condition. IJ have found Herb Juice to be the greatest tonic-laxative ba terrible con ge dition, Mime. Ball. “I was just Sut and run down No matter what I ate, it. It seemed than my food reach- te it would ferment, Suffer great pain and € from gas. I was a constipated, and I & humber of years. x4, ve taken practically Could hear of, I never @nything that gave © time ago I began Ste now calling daily to see the Herb Juice man, who has rters at Judge & Dolph Drug Co., 514 Washington Ave., for publication and praising Herb Juice that their friends to try the great remedy which is relieving 80 many sufferers Drug Store, Headquarters for Herb Juice in Belleville, Store, Herb Juice Headauarters in Alton, I11. its mild and gentle action on the one’s whole system. In brief, Herb ' Juice has made a well woman of ime and I am always giad to speak (a good word for it wherever J go.” -DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening r Eiving Associated Prem news service. THING SHE EVER USED today than I have in several years. | bother me any-' that I have ever used, and through | bowels, liver and kidneys it purifies | one disgusted conductor i breath sounds, or impaired reso-' mance persisting beyond the dura-'| tion of ordinary pneumonia. In this connection, it must be re- membered that the lesion in child- | bood shows little or no preference | for the apices of the lungs—it may) just as well be in the lower lobes. | The X-ray and the tuberculin skin | tests (von Pirquet and intradermal | 'reactions) are of enormous help in| ‘establishing the correct diagnosis. | ickening along the bronchial tree) ,and heavy hilum shadows so com- | monly seen in the X-rays of adults, |are ugually absent in the healthy child and apparently slight changes | in the X-ray shadow mags bs of great significance. In such cases tho tuberculin test is often of great value and simple to perform. A positive von Pirquet test in a child| under two years of age may be re-| garded as indicating active tubercu- | ‘logis somewhere in the body, at | ‘three or four years as indicating’ an infection which is probably still active, and in older children) the presence of a focus the activity | (or latency of which must be de-| ‘termined by other evidence. | At Age of 10 Years. * | At ten years of age about one-| 'third of all children in this part) ‘of the country give positive tuber-| culin reactions indicating that they have been infected with the tu-| |bercle bacillus but not necessarily| ‘that the lesion is still active or causing symptoms. Repeated neg- jative tests with reliable tuberculin | {is strong evidence against such in- ‘fection. Absolute proof of infec-| tion may be obtained by finding) ithe bacilli in the sputum. Since’ /young children swallow the phlegm | ‘coughed up, this must be obtained) ‘by special methods. .A good way’ is to hold the tongue down with) |a tongue depressor in the teft hand, ‘then provoke coughing by irrita-| ‘ting the pharynx with aie cotton. gewab, when the coughed up mucus) will adhere to the swab and may) 'be examined in the usual way. | | For further information regard-,| ‘ing tuberculosis, sanatoria, or gen- eral public health questions, call | ‘or write “Information Service,” | Tuberculosis Society of St. Louis, | '702 Equitable Building, Telephene | | Olive 4004. | a: a aaa FOR SAFETY OF THE PUBLIC: | By the Agaociatec Press. LONDON, Oct. 3.—London bus! ‘drivers are formally commanded | ‘not to eat buns while steering their | |cars through the crowded streets of the city. A circular to this ef- fect has been issued from the of- ‘fices of the bus company. “The ‘front of a public service vehicle in crowded traffic is not the place for bun eating,” it reads. “No driv- er can do his job properly end look | out for passengers if he is half-. ‘choked with food.” Rus conductors have also been ordered to refrain from whistling and singing, and the conductors have made a protest, alleging that high-brow passengers complain be- cause the men generally whistie or sing ragtime “If we preferred grand opera to popular music it would be all right) with these long-haired folks with | pale faces that can't stand to have live folks enjoy themselves,” | explained. | } ee rea! YONDAY begins the third week of our rec- ord-breaking 26th Birthday Sale. By buying during this sale you save fully 25% to 33147 and also take advantage of a com- plete furniture exhibit, showing the very lat- est furniture styles, at lowest prices possible to offer this quality of merchandise. Divided payments to suit your convenience. c 7 f URNITURE CO 1030-32 FranklinjAv. Monday Begins Another Week of Importance in Our | a se or ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eo. Free! This splendid six-pound Electric Iron (g u a ranteed for one year) with every purchase of $15 or over. —— a eee Y | ' ? Re HAV OAi hbards-- = = + \\ \\ 7 | : i @ Franklin’s Premier Complete Home Choice of Any 3 ef These 4 Rooms, Including Rugs.. ‘ P j Bedroom Keeping in mind the fact that a bedroom is the room you sleep in, we have tried to combine restfulness and at- tractiveness. The Suite is of cccaemane aeaanel cease upholstered im «a fine bed, large dresser and choice velour. Room also includes of a chifforobe or exquisite Gavenport table, floor lamp ‘ vanity. Hug included. and rug. i ~ - Jacquard Velour, Loose-Cushion Daven- eee All Gray, Blue or White Enamel , Bungalow Pree. a wt ten why stele vec Lo o iti! igry port Bed Suite = a A $225 Value we * ” | | A $95 Value af Se | “on ee —— - $ 1 59.4 $6922 acer: | — oR Ay eS PT | WR ij sine Sets am nrmchatr anda wing chat |] |] Stove “ana” Heater. “3t | Pie, ER re | ee | | & throughout. FPrefit by buying this Suite splendid during this sale. all-gray, bive or SE op, white enamel. V 4 $2 Weekly Pays for It! — Englander Da-Bed and Mattress A Regular - . $49.00 Value ‘This is s nationally known Englander Automatic Da-Bed. It has walnut finished metal ends, and comes equipped with the improved Englander link-fabric spring and a confortable all-felt mattress. 4-Pc, Walnut-Finish Bedroom Suite A $175.00 Value $1182 Attractive in ~~ and well con- structed. This uite is an - usually splendid value at this ¢x- tremely low price. It includes hbow-end bed, a reomy chifforobe, dreaser and vanity. Priced ex- tremely lew for the 26th Birth- day Sale. Pay Only $5.00 Monthly — | aa 2 e223 tel ta | 9-Piece French Walnut Di ning Suite A $195 Value 4123= This charming Suite tucludes a large beffet. attractive exz- tension tabiec. 5 side chairs and one armchair, finished tn the wanted French waleat. A Suite yeu will al- ways admire. It is a wonderful valeec, priced special for this 26th Birth- day Saic. Pay Only $5.00 Monthly

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St. folks ees that can't stand to have enjoy ne disgusted conductor explained. ' The Dai - Vite ’ j themselves.” | ly POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation tl van the morning and one other evening newspaper C OMBINED SUNDAY OCTOBER 4¢ Se - Ee EO ———————— > ~ ee et lt ee > ~ SalesmenW anted - We went twe men to sell Handifax. ing S5000 te $10,000 will find this an unocual opportunigy. No traveling. Chance to mapage one of ; and some To Sell jon | Handifax Visible Card Records Men capable of care total courcerns buy, although wherever records are kept there is « pree ef tention. ords. Ask fer endifax cute cost of keeping records. signais “fiash” at points of danger, other col- ers flag attention to important matters developing in the ree- Handifax gives better records for lexs cost. Mr. Ress, Rees-Gould (o., 209 N. 10th St. Rea Color signals flag r ADVERTISEMENT aconaattons Kidney and Bladder 'Affections | believe we are offering to the man¥ thousands of sufferers of Kid- jney and Bladder diseases the great- est remedy, known as Asbridge'’s Pills, that has ever been put on the market for the relief of Diabetes, Lumbago, Backache, Rheumatism, Weak Back, Inflammation of Blad der, Bright's Disease, Gout, Gravel, Stone in the Bladder. These pills are different from anything on the mar- ket, and if taken according to di- rections will give immediate relief. Send for a box today and be con- vinced. Price 50 cents a bor, or 3 for $1.25. Address Asbridge Drug Co., Springfield, Missouri. Beautiful Six-Piece BEDROOM SUIT Tudor design Rocker. Never before have SPECIAL"! we been able to Bedroom Suite Mahogany-Finished END TABLE \ $30.00 Walnut-End DA-BED AND offer such a value as this charming The Suite is of excellent construction and eonsists of large Dresser, bow-end Bed, Chifforobe, Vanity, Chair and Comes in rich American walnut finish Comes in designed. brown mahog- anv finish and‘is neatly They are spe- cially priced at Enameled Combination MATTRESS ~ * nei steel, and is just the use for that extra bed taking up a great space. Comes with pad and cretonme cover. $1 G50 amount of all-cotton constructed of tempered thing to without - All-Cotton Our “‘American”’ MATTRESS Mattress with art This Range steel top. has a polished four gas burners and coal holes and is a guar- | anteed cooker and baker, 70 | Hot Blast HEATER Priced at $5.95 & full 50-lb. all-cotton and imperial roll edge. tick, OVERSTUFFED BED SUITE. Guaranteed Link Fabric SPRING This Spring is eonstructed of heavy gauge wire and 1% give & Wiil years oO. ‘ ' satisfactory service. $3.95 many °.6hOC Pr - | ° ° ° e i a $30.00 Golden Oak CHIFFOROBE This Chifforobe has five large drawers, large hatbox and spacious compartment for | hanging clothes. . / 5 A Meater that will more than pay for tteeilf in comfort and Warmth. Comes cempiete with pipe ——7 | OPEN 7 Floor Lamp $16.50 : : : | | . —— and consists of full-s and Table. 708-10-12 FRANKLIN AVENU Including Floor Lamp and Table This beautiful Suite is'richly upholstered in figured velour ize Bed Davenport, Chair, Rocker, The selling price of this Suite was Rdg ME ag Cg man Co. a \ ne freee « @ YOUR CREDIT IS 6000 HERE a - a The POST-DISPATCH te the on! newspaper giting Assoctated St. Louts evening news service ' ‘ CAMPAIGN COM FOR COMMUNITY FUND Bert N. Lang Drive: 4500 Workers Volunteer Services. Bert H. Lang. chairman of the Campaign Committee for the fourth annual community fund carn paign, xhich will be held Nov. 13-23, in- 3 announced his Execut: vesterday With clusive., Committee as chairman, ‘he cludes low! Viee chairmen. Daniel K. Catin, general chairman ef the Com- munity Fund: lL. Wade Childress, Thomas N. Dysart. Thomas C. Hen- nings, Daniel N. Kirby. Samuei Cc. MecCluney and A. Orville Wilson; J. y . e-4 . . + ~~ : Lionberger Davis, chairman specia: ana Oo - -_* “4 gifts division; da F , : in Bi ioe fl ‘ 4 3 - ers, chairman s W. H ietn He 4 ison Walter B. Weltsen*Durgeé! irma ™ :, 4 —* employe divis E Chappelow ee | ma _ 2 } di eon j ria . \f vs rat 4 ~ ~ = ~ ae = ‘ Ss n R King Aautima na 7 - - + — - fo ig? £. Ns ‘ ~ n \irs F H Ste al ‘ lft ; “7 Tr. Sl, ana 41 x ~ * ry afl > a iO ~) = « - 2 a = hes ~ ~ as eo , 2 - - , veare = O x i] a je i oa ~ —_ = Lee iS Sf + — ocr xe S ng 2 ns gilts c . - = : = ; ; . , n g.v.8 - 4 sion and 15 1@ €Di} 5 ‘. “er e F @ giver these 3 S « ing ~ ns ; tae ae Vv ‘> ners w “= = q Si = "Ty ? -_# © Spe ai zg) ms 70 -~ be respons et S nz pieagges fram & er subscribers of $59 2 - a a a A i 2 = the co = ~ a an) =~ @ + ie > “ or > a ‘ea. =" — - ( mirnittee re able 4 = $ = - o - — + ' ~ 4 ' rf ir e This division wt] he giv« ~ mr “2 € T° @ -— & SS a aA Oas uC a ai S eke re r _ ias Par we Ln 3 idditional necessary percentage ncrease for reaching the campaign . - . 4 (recit wi @e given this con uittee for a e subser ns ze = 4 err) » hom * "T ~ 2 me s wi, \e he es = f - ty division, except that u } a — a a - - - a ~~ Lo . = ,Verr, ~~ ecg Ivison -™ ( id 4 rs be! ~_- isk 7 well as securing as many new sub- scribers as possib/- he county will) be covered tn the Same wav by tre county division a oad - ' ' rhe same plan will be followed by the celored division among the tes ~ = - - negro citizens of the citv. Em Tes of all factories. stores and offices which employ 25 people or more will be solicited by the employe di- Places emploving less than be the responsibi igion. ie>7 an? hs itv and county divisions. The foreign gifts division will solicit by mail subecriptions *’rom all corporations and individuals likely to give to the Communi Fund that cannot be reached by personal calls This refers espe- tially to corporations doing loca! business. b with headquarters elsen here An information service which Will give tnformation about the Community Fund and Organizations wt]! pubiicity di: ‘ec non -" iS.) it) Speakers fora groups will be speakers Division chairmen are working @aily secur- iNMg campaign personnel and ther expect to organized br Nov. 1——two weeks before campaten hegins. POPULARITY OF VELVET GOWNS STILL CONTINUES Henna-Colored Hats Also Are Nu- merous Among Women of. Fash- fon Atroad. Pr the Associated Prise PARIS, Oct. 3.—Velret continues its successful reign in the world of fashion, and has been seen s‘riking!r women in the crowds attending the pening days of the Lengchamps races. A wider silhouette and siightir molded dine have adopted by practically everrone erx- mace available > ‘ ¥ ‘ le division . _ ~ , - . - — ‘ ImMmpie ey rnonRrn by the most dressi 4 heen cept. of course, for the tailored suit. which remaing severe and mascu- line itn tts piared smart and tweeds. One green velvet ensemble seen in the Jockey Club's tnclosure hada coat full tn the back. a sable collar and cuffe and a Russian toque of green ve vet. Besides. tt was a dark lavender blue tweed dress and “oat. This coat had three bex pieats on the sides, collar and cuffs of gray fox and a iavender rayon felt for a hat. Another fur ef grayish tones re- sembiing chinchilla, ts popular thts season. It is known as “sus!ik!.” and tts ortgin is an American ra? Another novelty is a peroxided moleskin, tn which a golden shade is induced br the same treatmen* the hairdressers use to lighten mi- lady's tresses. Quite a number of women at the races wore henna- colored hats. Churchill Leads tm Talk. Correspondence of the Associated Press. LONDON, Sept. 135.—Wirsten Churchill was the greatest talker Guring the iast session of Partlia- ment. his «peeches consisting of 145.900 words, filing 299 columns of the official report, said the Par- Hamentary Gazette. Ramsay Mac- Denrald came next with 231 col- umne. followed closely by Liord George with 216. Premier Starley Rald only spoke 82 columns Commander J. M. Kenworthy stil! holds the lead fer questions with a tetal ef S71. lines. The races also dis- coats in som é in — ’ ‘ broadcloth. light ’-* . a even shaded Chairman of . kh : he ep ‘He Will Speak on Subject of “Po- of a series of lectures on “Muni- . | ent” - lar | ‘LECTURE BY MAYOR MILLER <'°=! Govsrnmeny. che Republican LETTER HO. 720—PUBLISHED BY ¢ If yeu clip these letters a2 they aporer from time se will seen do as the writers 414—Come sad art cured, Mr. L. C. Mincer of Collineville, Hl.. who ie 7? yeere suffered over 30 years, came to m¢€; was cured sound Woman's Club, next Thursday aft- ernoon &t the Chamber of Com- merce. His subject will be “Police Problems.” Mrs. Ada Chivvis will speak on “The City Charter . lice ms. Mayor Miller will give the first a heartily recommends my methods, treatment. «'-.. to all whe | treat as many ladies as men——Have lady attendants ent—lIt is utterly impossible for any person. man or we afflicted with recta! trouble, to perform their daily duties satisfaction to themselves or others. Collinsville, Ill., August 13, Dr. C. Matthew Coe, 501 Pine St., St. Louis, Me. Dear Sir: I feel it a pleasure 45 well as gy to recommend your treatment for piles, ¥ the piles for thirty years, suffering : during that time. After taking your t , feel like a different man, and I sil] 3 anyone suffering with piles to take youp ¢» ment. Hoping that you will continue others what you have done for me, I ag, Yours truly, ‘ 4s | ek * Money to Loan CAN GET $10 TO $1000 Autos, Furniture or Real Estate All Yahlem asks is your promise to pay back your loan a little at a time—as little as $2 per week. No endorsers needed. no investigation among your friends or employers. Everything private and confi- dential. Have Money in Your Pocket to pay your bills, and to feel tndependent. Don't hesitate to borrow from Yahliem. We are incorporat- ed under the laws of Missour!, and are safe and re- liable. Come in and talk it over. Yahlem Finance Co. 1035 N. GRAND Open Daily and Sanday Till 9 P. M. LINDELL 595 GROUND FLOOR LINDELL 596 Mr. Mincer is 72 years old, @ retired farmer. PILES wiictr te AN ITHOUT THE Rectal Digeaser cured by my Soothing. ¢ My Guarantee—Cure or No Pay. No Chicreform Ne Deng, , No Detention from Business Cal or write tedsy. ff Otte FREE BOOK Valuabie to Pile Sut+rers Consultation and | DR. C. MATTHEW COP, Recta! Specials =o ane , am te Dp mm. 581 PINE STREET. ST. LOTIS, “oO Sundave. 19 te! Pstula, Fissure enc a. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls evening Bewspaper giving Associated Press news savin + + FREE Parking Dp 2 Space for Our S44 — Customers = = j== = = Mi i] Mi, | ; p | | | | A | I (i iI The Store of Low Prices and High Values ——_<— Your Credit Is Good With Us for Cash — 805-807-809 Franklin Ave. Our Slegan—A Little Down on a Big Bill—You Make Your Own Terms t “You're always ready for company with i a Kroehler Davenport Bed.” i Trade in Your Old Furniture for q We are now enabled to accept your old f ture in part payment for new through o { ment with the St. Louis Furniture Exchange af i 911 Franklin Avenue, who will take all : i furniture off our hands. | © Liberal allowance will be given orf your 1 furniture. | © Only new Furniture is sold im our store. Make Your Old Furniture Serve as Money (e) The Nationally-Known Kroehler Bed-Davenport Living-Room Suite | — ite, upholstered itn Baker stee:- ea rich Living-Room Su ur, with frame finished tn brown mahogany, roomy and At night, a full-size bed, soft and cozy: and it takes but a slight pull to transfer it from one | se to the other Really two rooms, for - | | , *h ria hal ; . he price of one. A tremendeusly pop- —E—E _ _—_—— a - » « —— ——— ular Suite at only decese cess ecoses wg ; | - eal = — ———— - —_—— ——- vec mfortable ; F . : P 3 i te 4s hil ‘dé FREE!- FREE!- FREE! Huguenot Walnat Finished ~~ an . . eS « . ; j Eight-Piece Dining-Room Suite §@ ~- A splendid Suite in Huguenot walnut finish, made tn lates: Tuder r a Suite consists ef oblong extension table, large buffet and five side chairs and armchair with tapestry seats. Well constructed threughout and beautifully finished. FREE! - FREE! AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE DINNER SET With Your Pur- chase of $10.00 or More. Fall-Size Simmons BREESE BSBSE BSS SSB 2 BBs 82 fs. @ | Bed, Spring and 88 6)8.8)8 8 Se) 08 8)8 BSL 818 8.8 Bele 18) 8 BS. 81 B/S SIS See se Bee. ae.8 Be Brown walrut finish: all-metal frame 4 We are agents for the well-known Bridge & med with Huk-fabete aertag: webelster Full-atee walnut brown orished Bet Reach and Charter Oak Stoves and Ranges. We art cretonne: when open “| Gesign with excellent r. makes full-size bed; price $ Lk fabric ering and $ ; carry a complete line of Stoves and Ranges in all ssaientat, -euemnnael 14: + cenforwabie mattress : —_—_—_—_—_—_— o styles and sizes. Srectal at Special at. oa ef BUNGALOW RANGES COMBINATION RANGES Tees ether coal or gas. Has four iarge gas Surmers and twee large coal holes. roomy amy, Thick, Wavy | is the CAS’, inexpensive Way hair stylishly correct, a i pelishet cooking top Oak Heaters am! large oven. Takes NMeatiy nickel trimmet?: hare up very ‘ittle epace fe large cast fire pots. WI! heat your kitchen end has stecS. Gam Gene onal pienty of cooking and baking capacity. A + guaranteet cooker and baker. , OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE — SEE US FIRST BEFORE BIEDERMAN mae Oy eT & EbE YOU BUY A STOVE OR ae OT - TE a a _ a. 2 tee mene ee cme UMS eee

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| ia ie, 7 ’ ? ' a bs 43 a The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE:+CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED SUNDAY, a ‘ = = OCTOBER 4,';}— ~ @ ee 1 tt tn ett A LLL A AAEM ee ct gam acne | SHOWS AND DONATIONS — . Se Nh, sale, Col LION, a : OO SORES IS. — “4 Tegan oe eee s ip eae ; | | ers as they appeur from time te 4 1 ae ADD $108 10 Ct FUND ters did—Come and cet curcd. a a8 ; | Collineville, Ill., who is 72 years ¢ _ ; ie : | came to me; was cured sound ¢ ee 5 methods, treatment, etc., to all who | i ae Sorority Circle Makes Second | ' men—Have lady attendants alwa Dg a : oe ee Contribution—Drive $1600 | ible for any person, man or woman ; oa =” 4 ee ble, to perform their daily duties wit e egepames Short of Goal. | or others. s a 4 Bg es ee ‘ mnsville, Ill., August 13, | e be ye ie GP : CONTRIBUTIONS. 6, = + aoe e ‘ & Oe es he Previously acknowledged $5795 57) Louis, Mo. 2 eee s Sorority Circle .......... 40 00° . = ae i. Harriet F. Hall, 243 Bris- | t a pleasure aS well as my ¢@ 6 ee om tol road Webster Groves 10 00) r treatment for piles. | @ re. ei le ae ‘Mrs. Emma R. Crane, | rty years, suffering terri@® a he a ee __ Forest Park Hotel.... 5 00 | After taking your treatme pe ew si ° syle ala ak Sad fe rent’man, and I will ady . AE I I 2 00 ith piles to take your tress Maar e, OWNERS LIKE Show, 4384 Page boule- you will continue doing @ 7 Il RE Sage ane Pe ed . 18 6 ve done for me, I am ‘ ‘Ea THE McHENRY O BURNER ‘Show, 1206 Walton avenue 13 45 ’ ‘ ? a : -e to heave coal or lug out heavy buckets of Lemonade sales, Sarah Yours truly, +4 : ee carn ‘of the wrist gives a small flame or a roar- street. and Easton ave- Md » OF urner akes no soot or dust; no ashes, D9 5 bis hse 6 Oe OREO Ow 10 25 ¥ C eo. . Benry Che basement. it uses no electricity and has ‘Lemonade stand, 5700 _ —— oe = 5 Yai ra ain ms sa ‘ ut of oO de ’ " a: - . , 4 * ® ’ ae: a nl FREE Parking » marke! nig pets always been actively interested in of drawers or chifferobe. Or vanity dresser may be selected . the work of the Ice Fund, opened . in place of either dresser. Both dressers are 50 inches wide, Space for Our : THOS McHENRY & SON ‘the fund last Ma i i : : : . May with a $10 . . ae : with 28x34 inch mirror. Vanit | SOR Fam eee Gravois Av. [g|check. Other cash donations were This gracefully designed Suite is built of Amer- eo lgx46-inch and two pee or ear 46 nya oo = Customers | mg Victor 2551. | $10 from Harriet F. Hall, 243 Bris- . Arnert inut an nch mirrors. ifforobe = ae . Lindell oe neadeeen Wemahee ican walnut in Huguenot or American wain and chest of drawerssare each 40 — —— ’ \from Mrs. Emma D. Crane, Forest inches wide. Three-piece Suite to be chosen as explained above, ] 69 ONS". hv ogi heb bute ys couocbbkeus finish. Double bed in bow-end style. Dresser, Groves: $6 | Out of the Park Hotel; $2 from “A Friend” 52 inch io b 28x38 inch — Vanity ; 2 . | and $1 from J. M. inches wide, Nas 26X56 incn mirror. ls 7 | High-Rent ye Ty *. : Girls of the “Triple G,.”' a neigh- ha : 18 36 n h and two 10x30 inch ) et RS my District or IC ro as borhood club, gave a show recently dresser s one x50 inc ; ‘ ENN > Sa, | : . , }at 4334 Page boulevard and earned . ; ‘ i a —————— Sieiaaaeicadlatditapge $15 for the Ice Fund. Eight girls mirrors. The roomy chifforobe is 58 inches Pos, . ‘took part in the performance and Liberal high and 40 inches wide. The | sold tickets for the affair. Their | And Other Standard Makes ‘ names follow: Anna Katz, Bessie complete Suite—four pieces $ VE Discounts | |Lander, Jennie Smolinsky. Clara | T - for Cash | Pri |Leve, Bertha Levin, Doris Gold-. —a wonderful value at..... erms . _berg, Sylvia Schmitt and Libbe ; Now 5 Frice ere, 8 : . A show at 1206 Walton avenue Id Furniture for New ‘netted $13.45 for the babies’ fund. |The workers who promoted the af- |fair were: Maria Golbart, Margaret Diedrich, Clara and Edith Golbart led to accept your old furni- t for new through arrange- Louis Furniture Exchange at ue, who will take all used nds. will be given orf your old is sold in our store. — i? ¥ es S 7 and Molle Bornstein. Two sisters, Estelle \M. Leabig and Erma lL. Leabig, daughters of Mrs. D. M. Leabig, 13882A North ‘Sarah street, have been among the most active friends of the babies |'this summer. Assisted by a play- /mate, Bonnie Heath, they sold lem- onade on numerous evenings from their stand at Sarah and Easton, Your Old 3-Pc.Living-Room Suite ‘and have given the oceeds, rve as Money amounting to $10.25, to ne maak y ‘Dispatch Free Ice Fund. Estelle, . . ‘ ; ; ach 54 Geadeded tim anlecnsties | Armchair, wing chair and davenport upholstered in fine Jacquard velour—choice of rose, blue or taupe. Spring backs on all three pieces. Loose, reversible cushions filled with Nachmann springs, cov- ered with brocade on reverse side. | = 169%! | : ] ' and Erma, age 9, served as cashier. | | } /avenue, also concentrated their ef- | eae . ‘forts in behalf of the babies, on a | é ae ‘lemonade stand. They cleared $9 | haoe Oe ° for the fund. The names of the! With 24 Selections FREE -we children follow: Jane Levy, Pearl | | Pee: Wolff, Betty Kissack and Ruth. RTOPHONES BRUNSWICKS ||“; Three boys gave a show at 4600 OTS ie EB re Th -, : ; VICTROLAS 129. amb earnet $20. wales than | x RAS they #°29>° 1. °125 im. ‘gave to the Ice Fund. Joseph Gazell Finished - portrayed a strong man of the . $25 Portables, Now $12.50 -Room Suite > a j -- @ siz a - : at mae so. re ‘ 5° \% Le 5 — , — WOES °. _—_—_, —~. ee eel men cluded at.. | world, while Edward Walters and Billy Hennisey took the part of clowns. Their interest in the work |for the babies, as well as that of ,other boys and girls, is most com- /mendgble. MALARIA SURVEY IN MISSOURI Royal Reclining Chair The reclining back foot-rest Chair that un- failingly provides solid comfort and restful- ness. We have a complete show- ing of these famous Chairs in eee eae errs on aay emai ” a 7 where the prevalence is still high. lilust ration) 4 Methods will be changed and new that feeds wari V) ———— EF S 4 lines of attack started to meet new “4: air over the ———.— - ins TION RAN t+ | conditions. Draining of all mos- Utility Chest fuel, siding . 1 6. 7 5 r quito breeding places or proper A substantial End $16.75 combustion, pre- Be /maintenance to prevent the nee Table in the popular High’ : and narrow, venting smoke | ing of germ carriers was te ! new kidney design. oe bathroom, 54 _ rage "= Frame of solid mahogany. nt, " oe Le Prince. During the survey in Nicely finished in jnches high, 22 maximum eat. hieh) olished. Cane panel in Xba lua | five counties where mélaria was mahogany. And inches wide, 18 ighty po” 1 eaiaiaaal, B ] Ww J ‘formerly quite common, the inves- ‘e's inches deep vive 5 back. Spring seat 1s uphots unga O .. wed that it had de-| $2 95 large aan two 5 try, velour or mo- ? =e at Rep pana as seus proper | only....-. , weer dam weer, —_ ] 4 . aprons “ veral colors. De Luxe Range Me cre ; ta : wainut or | y hair, choice of seve ea screening conditions were found No Mail Orders ish Gui hae the Fes _ | Where screening was not carefully miei A marvel of compactness; the ideal Range or | 4 observed more cases were found. small kitchen. Takes little floor space yet provides 1 | | 8-Lb. Mushroom Among Pumpkins. | By the Associated Press. | PARIS, Oct. 3-——Mushroom sto-. ries. of Which there has recently | just delicately perfumed. been an unprecedented run in While beautifying the hair ‘‘Dat- France, are supplanting the time derine’’ is also toning and stimulat- | honored fish story. The latest from | ing each single hair to grow thick, @ religious source, and, therefore, | heavy and strong. Hair stops fall- should be taken as unimpeachabie. | ‘ing out and dandruff disappears. The parish priest at Thionne, near Get a 35 cent bottle of ‘‘Danderine’’ | Moulins, recently gathered in his) at any drug or toilet counter and | garden a mushroom which weighed | just see how healthy and youthful 3 pounds. The diameter of a your hair appears after this delight- top was 1: inches. and {it towered | § ful, refreshing dressing. 15 inches above the surrounding | garden plot. It is potnted out that | this giant among mushrooms grew in a patch of pumpkins. The idea is put forward as one for Luther | | Burbank to work on. a large oven, a roomy four-burner cooking top and a built-in kitchen heater. Semi-porcelain finish, with Small Brussels porcelain parts in’ white’ and $ .50 67=— Axminster Rugs gx12 seamless Axminsters of Axminster Rugs exceptional quality. The latest 27x54-in. Axminsters of splen- wees §6—680 | Se. SAS LRUNG & Ry, Thick, Wavy Hair in a Moment! Stair Carpet . Splasher back and high 27 inches wide; spe- $1 75 shel Phan wr . en Le cial value at. yard.. = we @48y, inexpensive way . ir stylishly correct, Sedsimply beautiful. When , ing your hair, just = ¥ . Mt hair brush with a little : * and brush it through | effect is startling! | Sppear twice as thick g with life and 4 incomparable soft- mS and luxuriance, and A STOVE OR RANGE ranklin Avenue oe } POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening " giving Associated Press news service. , . + | eC trt—‘CSO;Tt;trt~—~;3;CXC; Wht ee ete

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on than tne morning and one other ©0Cring NewPae a ~ inet etavebbe £6600 AAO sE tds QA i wercutalt “ | | mee ore Hours: . M. to . MM. iota roe ae oe White Enamel Medicine Cabinets Bere Hawt: CASSETTE Polychrome Book Ends au IN I © BPs) i, WO $1.95 Value, $}.00— Of N ; Se EAS $2.25 vo" 1 eal at the Union... Valae. . ics , Well made Medicine Cabinets, enameled white, with mirror in door Polychrome Book Ends in a great assortment of colors and convenient shelf. : | 11 20)-22-24-26-28-30 Olive St. and designs. The pair, $1.00. » Fi | Wonderful Assortments of Dependable Furniture mH the Home Are Priced Moderately Low at the Unio —_ The season’s latest styles are offered at the lowest prices in years. Suites and individual pieces for every room—smart, new styles—Furniture oa small apartments a4 q Eto the Land iT priced moderately low. Be sure to inspect this wonderful display—you will be surprised at the possibilities for saving. se our fom @86Only Fit to Gn Easy Budget Plan and pay out of your income. en in 1908 Two Se . ae __ But Mrs. Ca hy Rn FO RRO GO 2 wage oe thee pega » BP ee gr ~ > Ty ks. he =, wale ew tr 8 Leta al " Pd we “waiters in *s o oe * « > io * Co wee ee Ha A GP ae ny te t ~ *s est a} — R ail? a) PA wo see Gn ie yy D nas ~% “ mean LO IER NS OO LE IRL APE GLE AIG APN ice OG ts SANS CML SA BEBE LAI LOL GALLI” GTP Bh » + Re ATS Ag en. ena ed lishes “Adverse -- $300 Four-Piece Huguenot Walnut Suites || == i Land Even 7 $100 Purchase These Four-Piece Bedroom For as little as $5 monthly | | — Suites at Only ~ $200 Purchase : For as little as $10 monthly gig stranger Fas & Ow" $300 Purchase ; weryoud 15 the town 1 For as little as $15 monthly — New Yawrk state : . ° e to Miller, ine . | $400 Purchase gm 3m gilamsmrtstm a giousz 2m or as little as $20 monthly — a - = es ee ae Nothing Ou As for your first payment, pay @ —— c. =o rez ~ ~ - 4 [re traded @™ aT | ts — ae FY, e os — “aims Tea ; ie om is “i! Ie | Huguenot walnut finish is embodied on suena ae ad | ns a de , - j omg ca: Tihs nN Vie 2 | ies “a on these genuine Combination Wal- ee “Bat danced ‘f | see od UNO } ———— eed . | > — an a —: fe '| nut Suites. They are beautifully deco- tes SEE gun Poca ta )'* $180 “Famous” Blue or Gray Enamel | j Ss. *> Shhh 2 ae SS a, = —* ete Me. rated. The four pieces—vanity ., bed, nite : . | - ae 2~ Ne ee eee 3) SS 3 anf ieee = sdresser and chifforobe are well pro- T T — ss ilo Combination Ranges I . > SS ‘> et ae ) = EZ F ESAs z= —-—= portioned. The dresser and vanity - ~ ee | ae: eek Fee “ “ J res => > . i . 7 ’ ny 7 ~_ _— ‘ ° . “ . ian " a a hein eh a ERE Ie: eee: SME SOL ieee igo et ee Pe ae tS eS ” on - P « es. s an ar ully , - o~ r hat coulic 2 @ae as et co sae sets naar ea ce dresser and vanity. The dresser has a stationary mirror an robe and bow-end bed, with two-tone decorations are in- cord and set of attach ee and pile. Wat cou . * ' neat jewel boxes. ‘luded at the Union for $195.00 ments. " UMDOER ~ sthing but sand fleas. $10°Cash—Balance Monthly | $10.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments $15.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments = $2.00 Cash Delivers One a “There's good fishin’ in that But Jess Bingiam 2700c0xk 08 7 vee ee on Te 7 farmer, not a tisherman. Ie : 9x12-F oot names om . | = mdied. Sadly be walked Jace DAVENPORT TABLE. yea i ha ee ae 9x12-F oot Fine National A ee cee a xminster Rugs. --: . ee = sania Velvet Rugs Living-Room Rockers +See -™ = -_ 4 m4 - nf ; x s a $18 x 95 _ $ - ( oO “g . > : : . 2 At the 50 4 f | ’ - isc ed. ; z Val = alue. pa =— ae ak a oe oes; | ’ . ‘ oo) $25 Valuae— : i | A young woman {xn the crows: | we... . ase 2 se Union for. .. —=- * the Uni bbe: = i. She was about 20 rears a A complete assortment of the newest 25 a e Union... | tee Sn hein Made of birehwood, mahogany finish, patterns and colorings are featured at ENE ga Serviceable Rugs that you can tse in Strong spring-seat Rockers, made of i &4 Smee you're going to give ‘t awar : - . Ty ° — Ly" | SS - a. 4 is yours [It wouldn't never $5.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments (Laohler DUENO UNION Pees, but vou can live on it and f * Get back to New Yawrk Ill se Sd ag es : “CHESTERTON”-COIL BOX SPRING BED Sas. $275 HUGUENOT WALNUT DINING SUITES = SUTES Be res She anne oe Ten-Piece Saite at the Union for om 3 x. ‘ nae Oe x = = Three Large Pieces 165 | Drusilia Carr was now a woma! These Suites are made of combination walnut, of exceptional craftsmanship and have mahogany-bottom * aa? i BENG re iy “te Gers $ acks and a Mattress Pad dust-proof cases. The large buffet with silver cempartment spaciqus chima cabinet. convenient server ' sy -)hCU& . se \ Bas wz ; : 4 “eh for the Davenport oblong extension table. 6 chairs. tapestry seats. one a host chair. complete this rare bargain Suite . 43 | : | " “a 7 eae x= | . ¢ bey? . z das She never heard prenti $15.00 Cash Delivers One of These Suites—Balance in Easy Monthly Payments og | _ + Boreas! (3 My A These Suites were made to sell ede 0. | ¥ - / . *300, ond are the best ralues of the ( send her the deed ‘ 7 ae ° ’ » He ‘ six tapestry seatwhairs. one an armchair thedral-style china cabinet are distinctive oon se - = a Mi | $12.00 Cc im White fish and sturgeon the $15 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments $20.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments | :' Payments. 4 p=’ GD a log cabin. The cabin ¢ = perhaps $20 but in laber | | Bingham passed out of ys) 3 4 ‘ i It was the young bride's +) ope “ > Ss own. 9d : 1g One eee | a 4 & pleasant place in summe ti : canill epeee: dr “en ye tA? 50) “3 se breezes fought off the shia Sek ; : , Lirotb ian , a , “ae bitter cold im winter. # . aw «4 do ee ae 7 ~ ee ad << La D ot St i er Ne Der ~- «Feao. A $ ss fs ; ae oe ier e+ ee: Sag ae ees A pat vate mo ae * You will find this an ideal ; to 3 = | ae Trunk for traveling It has OS hh . Me baa — ee The latest style Mitchen Heater. -_ Made of solid oak and have three extra-large drawers and ~S _— ar “ —— 6 = o le m oa ; , ‘ " . . , c B os ’ ; : pit nn bs waiigt : drawer space. lancy cretonne. CompRte with six veneered elothes price. The bases are - poiyehroméd; oa eary Carr's rm Has 4 by and convenient shelf and the shades are made of silk. ~ | - * Diain fisherman of little e ties | hangers. brass-plated hardware. draw bolts. spring | | : a = = wt hope of a career for him co . loek 00 Cash—Balance Monthly F™= ; $1 Cash—Balance Monthly . $1. — Delivers One x ee “aioe — la Monthly $1 Cc y MON an & very bright hope. Now Marriage, they lived in « Reconditioned Furniture of All Kinds Can Be Bought at Savings From Our Exchange Store—7th & Market Sts. pahentted a

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i: -« > we 4». Vy shy — Oe Se oot 4! “f ey a4 EG COGLET ED dudalen w 4iV4 - Wy bn) Yen Hy yf; 7 Vy Yyfi}4,'// df YY lf, ubmvvvirt ee" Pmt YY Yt!” calle — i> 8 Wy, “tld toon, PP £ |G Vs oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “ VM .~e HM MVHMMHW@@@™™@™|"métta —— “YY Wy, Y Yt 2 | > ms Ma Yy, “is Wy i A Ln icin cieeammmmmnmaimeaen enum ¥®; STr« M.. ly G CyY Yj YY YY “li ~a— “¥ ei yy yy Wah hor: AO WUE. Wtbte' Yu OO ee RE ene oe ty . ” Nf, % Vy Tay iN —y “Uy iY Smith db Oe UO, jij ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1925. we PAG bs 5 2 ome ea all apartments and pur YOUR CREDIT } 7 Years, After Accepting Jess Bingham’s Gift, She Clung to the Land Though Everyone Said Sand Dunes Were Only Fit to Give Away—When Land Became: Valuable in 1908 Two Sets of Heirs of Former Owners Claimed It —But Mrs. Carr After 17. Years of Litigation Estab- ishes “Adverse Possession” and May Use Income From Land Even Though She Probably Cannot Sell It. $100 Purchase wr as little as $5 monthly $200 Purchase as little as $10 monthly $300 Purchase as little as $15 monthly $400 Purchase as little as $20 monthly ur first payment, pay as little ‘or as much as you wish. 4 His stranger Was @ jovial, hearty fe:low. everyone in the town tavern. “My New Yawrk state.” Which made him wy came to Miller, Ind., those days. sep along a beastly sand road. ping but a blue lake and sand dunes. ant danged if I see any farmin’ country. ‘tun Pocakauis?’’ | A tavern idler in return for a drink of- 4 to show him the half section more or had designated. It lay along the ‘shore of Lake Michigan where the Grand Calumet River runs into the lake. It con- ed of arange of sand dunes shaded by a ecraggly trees. Jess Bingham took one %k and slapped his boot-top. ' “Hornswoggied, dad burn it, p» ' “Stang, eh?” interpreted his Hoosier guide. “Yep. Why I traded a good farm for this ied pile. What could a man grow here? thing but sand fleas.” here’s good fishin’ in that there lake. ; But Jess Bingham shook his head. He was ifarmer, not a fisherman. He had been windled. Sadly he walked back to the vil- ie and to a group on the street told his ENUINE “THOR” © CUUM SWEEPERS _ ith a Set of Attachments _ fue at the Union = guarae ntee 4 ah 20-foot set of attach- hornswog- ‘? “That land ain’t wuth givin’ away,’ he shed. "A young woman in the crowd pushed for- r She was about 20 years old and had a in her arms. “If you're going to give it away, walnut fin- } give it to me?” she asked. apestry and im Jess Bingham smiled, broadly. The idea lwers One ‘ led him. What could this girl do with 80 acres of sand? He questioned her. She bef mame was Mrs. Drusilla Carr and that she was the wife of Henry Carr, a .ish- They lived in the village. 3G 2 ers, made of won't you The Gift ‘The man from New York walked home ‘rit! and met the husband. Carr was not so Mer the land as his wife. He made his from the lake which was free, 80 wh) aa ‘about these brush-clad piles of sand? mut Mrs. Carr persisted. She didn't really wypme that Bingham would give the iand mY, but while he was considering it she re to take her into account as an a Tight,” said Bingham, finally, “the i veers It wouldn’t never do me no mM, but you can live on it and fish. When “pa to New Yawrk I'll send you the SUITES | _ i =& you for vour kind favor,” replied S Carr, in the MmMannerlv wavy of young of 1876 | &@ Carr was now a woman of _—-—-- ee Se fF a, Shi Caeacer proper- :ees Bingham passed out of her life th: . . ay. She never heard from him again. * Mot send her the deed he promised. were made to sel] regularly at are the best values of the year. #7 mahogany je beautifully carved i *2d its furnishings. then, the Carrs had not much of a It was only a shack bullt upon the Pleasant place in summer time when fought off the shimmering heat, cold in winter. Mra. Carr is was a grand estate. been reared on a smal! farm near » Ind. and had come to Miller to we One of Henry Carr's relatives. He ~ D fisherman of little education and eg Of @ career for him could not have eon very bright hope. Now, two years ns they lived in a half-section. “fs land was considered worthless. But = @eant a creat deal. It was her own. every part of it and memorized en. Her, feet, those first few >» davenport includes a mattress her posses- tains a full-size coil box spring Cash—Balance in Easy Payments. name's lve traded my farm back home for a farm hereabouts,”’ Where's the land lie that belonged to the In- but he had eent no deed. aged to piece together a chain ef title. The first owner of the land had been Pocakauis, an Indian who had got it by Government grant. to sell the land, but he sold it anyway to the Ewine brothers, Indian tradesmen, who paid Pocakauis $4, some whisky for hie birth- right. clouded. William Holliday of Chicago for $12. the land passed to George W. Bwing and then to a real estate firm in New York, which traded it to Jesse Bingham. was the series of succession as near as Mrs. Carr could make ont. in the case were obscure where they existed at all and metters were further complicated By FREDERICK H. BRENNAN, & Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. MILLER, Ind., Oct. 3. “How d’ye do? How d’ye do?” he sald to Bingham—Jess Bingham. I’m from a man of parts; few visitors from so far It was a good day and a half ride from Chi- And what was there to see when you had arrived? announced Jess Bingham. years, made patient paths over dune and across gully. Every yard of the land gave her joy. She held to it tenaciously. In time the fishing along their water front became so poor that Carr could no longer make a liv- ing. He wanted to move to another part of the lake. . “No,” said Mrs. Carr, “we'll not budge off this land. It is ours and we'll keep St.” -— i a) | She Holds On When the powder mills were built near Gary, five miles away, Mrs. Carr sent her husband to work there. They must stay on their land and make money enough some- how to pay taxes. Did she dream that some day this stretch of sand dunes would be val- uable? She did not. There was in ber mind simply the urge most women have for a place on earth they can call their own. She The log cabin Mrs where they lived for many years. was by nature a homesteader. She clutched the thought of land ownership desperately. Even nature seemed willing to cheat her. The Grand Calumet River changed its course many times during those years. The sand dunes marched and receded. The lake it- self crept up and stole little hills away in a night. But Mrs. Carr guarded her domain jealously. She never lost track of its boun- daries. The topography of the land might change but she never changed. Always there was in her heart the intense pride of pos- eession. She had aix children, two of whom died in childhood. It was for Fred and Henry and Nettie and Clara that she began to plan. As she grew older and wiser doubts arose as to her title to the property. Jess Bing- ham had given it to her by word of mouth Slowly she man- The grant did not give him the right Thus, from the start the title was The Ewine brothers sold it in 1886 to Then At least, this Most of the records . , ON POD OM Cw a . IIe IM OSPR « last suit,’ she explained, as if to apologize for the weariness in her voice.” and it was a little too much for me. “‘Won't you down?’ = —_—-— — " — ee ee ee A Grandmother Now ee ee ee en She brushed back her gray hair with One «ff her grandsons came into the room just then -~—Edward, 19 years old, whom she has cared for since his mother died. Edward was in- patient to be off somewhere on an errand of great adventure. “You'd better run stone and fetch it, Ed- ward,” said his grandmother. She had bought a new Hudson coach for herself and Edward, she explained, as he flung out of the room. They had a Ford, but she wanted something better now that this last suit was settied. The truth was most apparent. Edward had teased her for that Hudson as be used to tease her (for cookies. “A big car, grandmother,” he had said, “A big car.” grandmother had re- over and over again. “That plaguey boy,” plied, “well, I suppose I'll have to let him have it.” Grandmother. It is her place now. She hae 16 grandchildren, and they al! live near- abouts. One of her sons lives next door. They are a loyal clan, the Carrs, who stood by grandmother before she was rich, and now she stands by them. “What are you going to do with that $1,000,000,” her visitor inquired. She gave an amused, flustered, grandmoth- erly laugh. “Dear me. Dear me. I haven't even got it yet, young man. I don’t know that I shal! ever have even half that much. I’m going to try and sell off some of my land now, but dear me, it isn't sold, you know.” “Well, if you sell it what will you do?” She thought she was being teased, Dut was too polite to say, “Run along, off with you.” “Will you build a big house?” No, she would not. Positively not. What would she want with a big house? Wasn't this house good enough for anyone, young man? The last, rather sharply. “It’s all I want. It is a good house and comfortable. What would I do with @ big house?” me s She Is Content | Her keen eyes ran over the furnishings leaving little stories of little prides. The bew carpet on the floor. The radio set in @ @or- ner. The leather divan. The what-not near the brick fireplace. All to her were very fine, this woman who had lived years in a log cabin. ‘Fine clothes?” Lawsy me, what would she want with fine clothes”? She wasn't much for going about anyway. Diamonds on those honest, toil- worn fingers? Sables against her grand- motherly wrinkles? Silks Satins. Laces’ Not for her! 7 “This is plenty good enough for me,” she said. “All I ask is to be able to do some- thing for my children. They've worked nard and they’ve never had very much. I want to help them. And I will, of course—” this with great dignity——‘‘contribute to any good charitable movement. I am liberal in such matters.” She spoke of the years in the law courts. “I hope my days of worry are over. I don’t think anybody will sue me again. The last trial was such a time. But we had a nice Judge and a good old jury. They were all old men and understood how it feels to be old without anything to live on. That is what worried me so. J didn't think about the millions—are you sure the land is worth that much? Yes? Dear me'” She lives alone with Edward, doiag most of her housework unaided. She itkes, you imagine, to potter about with reciges and Continued on Page Thirty-One, ~#

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HARR ne Irue Lae Story ot a Bank Cashier Who Lived Quietly Beyond His M ; J TT ee ee OLD OF DECATUR, ILL., ENDS LIFE AFTER CONFESSING THEFT OF $125,000 IN BO ~ te He Had Been Trying for Years to Live Up to the Standard of a City Banker on a Small Town Salary—His Family Was Not Extravagant by Well-to-Do Measurements and No One Doubted but What Harrold Made Enough Money From His Various Enterprises to Afford It—-Chose Sui- cide Rather Than Face Bank Associates Who Might Have Been Lenient and Allowed Him to Make Restitution. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. DECATUR, Iil., Oct. 3. HE bank examiner was checking the assets of the Farmers’ State Bank and Trust Co. He had looked over the loans an pied him and Cashier Frank E. Harr d counted the cash on hand. All this occu- old until noon. “After lunch,” said the bank examiner, “I'll check the bond box.” r “Oh, yes, the bond box,” Did he speak listlessly? pened not to notice. None of the employes only one of two dozen or more examination during his 12 years as cashier. Homest ban or speak listlessly when the examiner comes. course. That went without saying in Decatur. Cashier Harrold sat for a few minutes in his office after the bank examiner spake about lunch and the bond box. His eyes perhaps rested on the clock longer than was necessary to see the time. After lumch. After lunch. Tick tock. Tick tock. The bond box would be opened after lunch. Tick tock. Presently. he got up from his banker's chair and reached for the crutches he always used on long walks His left leg had been paralyzed since he was a child. “Well,”’ said Cashier Harrold to no one 1 particular, “I think I'll go out” | He Leaves the Bank They thought he meant to lunch. But he did not mean that. Instead, he went to his handsome home in the best residence section of Decatur. To his wife and children he mentioned tha: he would need the family automobile that aft- ernoon. There was a little discussion of the point, but in a few minutes Cashier Harold drove away. It was after lunch. The bank exam:ner would be waiting for him so they could go into the bond box together. But Frank Har- rold did not return to the bank. He turned his car toward the country and drove for miles into De Witt County. When he had reached his farm near the town of Clinton he stopped the car beside a summer cottage in the yard Homer Bishop, a tenant on the place, saw Harrold drive up but thought nothing of it. He and other members of the family, Bisnop knew, often came to the cottage on one er- rand or another. So Cashier Harrold was thus able to avoid his appointment at the bank and come to this deserted farmhouse without question. He went in and closed the door. > a . s » that evening Homer Bishop chanced to pass the cottage. He saw the automobile still standing beside the .ate but there were no lights in the house. This puzzied him. He decided to investigate. Go- ing in he found Cashier Harrold dead. half slumped against a chair. Harrold had sho* himself. At seven o'clock Four Letters | On a table near the body were four let- ters addressed as follows: Mrs. Olive Harrold (his wife). Francis Harrold (his oldest son). John R. Pogue (president of the bank). W. E. Turner (the bank examiner). 7 * . . - Meanwhile, at the bank, there was great ex- citement. The bank examiner, tired of wait- tg for Marrold to return had opened the bond box. He had discovered that $125 000 worth of the bonds were missing. A chack- up bad revealed that the bond box was in Harrold’s charge, solely. He bought and sold the bonds and the directors accepted his ac- counting. Usually the bond account amount- ed to half a million dollars. Now it was $125 .- 000 less than it should have been. All afternoon Harrold's bank associates and Examiner Turner awaited his return. confident that he could explain the absence of the bonds. Directors summoned by Presi- dent Pogue joined the anxious group. When anything goes wrong with a bank in Illinets the dreectors are liable for twice the amount agreed Cashier Harrold. Did his voice indicate worry? The bank noticed either. As far as they saw, this was s of the bank which Harrold had gone through k officials are not supposed to look worried And was not Harrold honest? Oh, of examiner bap- of their stock to protect depositors. * Then in the evening came this telephone call: “Mr. Harrold has killed himseif.” “Ah,” said the bank examiner. The letters to Pogue and Turner were read. The exact wording has not been made pub- lic but in them Harrold admitted taking the He indicated that the bonds had not been apprepriated to his own personal use. bonds. but had been loaned to business friends who wanted to use them as collateral for quick borrowings. Something had gone wrong, the men who got the bonds could not return them and Harrold was left holding the bag. Examiner Turner decided that the bank must be closed. So Decatur awoke the rext Ty re . ED my : > ~ “* : 4 ~~. 5 ee et ee 7 >, emanahl lina ne ie oe S: Saeecoas ook SC RRRRNWWQWWwr°FBBWnnd Md Md\sgJ$'bF?r ee oa - - ett “ a . ‘" nod at Ny 4 ‘ ' a on *. . e — -e ‘et Geet 12s the 7 - “an? ~ 4 4 kis ay ee 4 se . %, ‘5 . a ~ wy". i . > 7 GSS) Bs HMMM MO MI hb se rrr. ltttet e Bd hdd hs (hhh Ahhh ha S£xA 44 LP LDS DD 7? sas 7 Sth t _ 4 Ys . ¥ v's ~ WAa»ununnd1Ww oe ale AD siete Tape ne EE Ae nea aaa "dé Aetna we . . ee eal " we SS i a i see ss AS The Farmers’ State Bank & Trust Co. of Decatur, lll., where Harrold was cashier for 12 years. morning to learn that this institution with deposits of $1,663,756 would not open for business. A statement by President Pogue to the 8500 depositors announced that the bank’s cash reserve of $45,000 and the stock- holders’ Iability of $400,000 would amply cover any loss and that the bank would pay 100 per cent as soon as the examination was completed. amazement was chiefly The town's con- cerned with Frank E. Harrold. Even in the face of his confession and suicide his friends It had all been Har-old had used the bonds unethically but not dis- refused to believe the worst. a ghastly mistake, they were sure. honestly. When his plans for restitution mis- carried he lost his head and could see nly one way out. There was another way. He might have made a clean breast of things to his associates and agreed to make cood the loss. There would have been no publicity. the bank need not have closed and public confidence in it and in Harrold would have remained loyal. Such was the prevailing sentiment when the correspondent reached Decatur on the day of Harrold’s funeral. It seemed a remarkable tribute to the man. The town feit aa if it had lost a valued citizen through a trick of chance ——@ cashier from the bank, a teacher from the Methodist Sunday School, a husband and father from the list of Decatur’s influentia! men. Frank Harroid’s life had coursed even- ly along a pleagant path for 52 vears on!y to take a sudden and inexplicable turn. into crooked lane at the end. Crowd at Funeral ‘4 Be Lae Wife VUgke + “= * Trip Wier *™ crutches back and forth * bad shape and the day suffered several attacks ‘sat other mem crash in a desperate Of lone vide the necessities of life og ‘ have set for themselves . Quite likely he felt that he | further. The struggle to he “ a : and Iive a city banker’s life wore ity. In a desperate moment he were te box. . © . a a . q The correspondent asked Francis fe what his father had written Bim fj me letter. We were seated on the Harpies da, and the perfume of funeral #, Still about the house. 4 “He told me,” said young Harrold, 4 he was sorry he had to leave gg Reg ” sree tuo ont that Brother and I were strong boys ang aaa ? anaree- _ look after mother. He advigeg us te gs = ; Bat qos “a | we . the from dissrace and settle somewhere gga Ee™ 42 >* ns a on “But we're not going. [ dent ¢ y woe oo — pam ; was a disgrace. I don’t belleve f nen MO anything wrong about those bends fawy vv ih , ve! gies Me aad {77am a all » " ‘ o — saera ce“ 27 & peter” ed . “108A wor? “ — 4 4mw@e +e ¥ petart. sadder it eam “nks. * @& - > —From the Living the less fortut Nothing succeeds tke success” she fruit of tbe In other and plainer words, he Although he is w- ¥ eg “Ip the book market. as I have bi

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Ps BeNDA YT. weer 4, 1925. oy © SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4,')925. | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i... | His: Meang i } om wiss Family Mutrux—Adventures of | 2 St.Louis Children Abroa erous giving to keep up—is it any Frank Harroild found him l a 4 . : P SF had worried him as he ee grey All Live in a Big Chateau Near Lausanne, Switzerland, ae aS rs) if i hes back and forth. Me Pg o% ’ ; WS * Cee ORS ale Santina ie. atin. 4 oN SSN mames mentioned. I can't disclose ne my father said in the letters about th tory. But knowing it I can walk dow" RESIN . 8 SS For pets they already have a smal! York from St. Louis on the train. Mu- menagerie—cats, a pair of dogs, rabbits, birds “ . “ . oN we -" Ew and Mamma, Edouard, Robert, Jean, Suzette, Philippe, Ernest, Louise, George, Paul, Oliver, Richard and Elaine Are Happy | ie « es ooo H00 Mn AAA _.AI’WWAABS trex, t¥o gutomobiles and eight assistants, — a ybody.” ‘made the journey overland. The passage | a ae father was not himsclf there last ¢ “gel” and on arriving in France, the Monday evening the day before thigh mily motored from Cherbourg to Switzer- med he had a severe heart aitack. Th ‘ ; Srtanapage ig Te a 2 cut. Hiss Now they are located for a year in the B entirely meediess. Tie didn't have tg mself. Hundreds of bankers, ihey tel stiful Chateau De Renans, 2 250-year-old ad themselves in fixes like his and theagglle on the main road between Geneva and are hushed up. Weii it is done powiMigusanne, which formerly was the property © are not going to run away from MMpprince De Conde, son of the Duke ] that we have more friends today thang r had.” "ge aumale. @ small dairy across the way Wap fresh milk every day; two Swiss maids, fed at a sum that would hire a third Maid in America, care for the children, 8 Cook—the best in Switzerland, says MMM QQWPBWNN A . & vt > Hazardo Says Writef —From the Living Age. y of these great and hitherto bf prizes for the lucky few there! . tability of position and precariou ward for the less fortunate @ y me might say that the old adage ™ Succeeds like success’’ should Bed to “Nothing succeeds but *@ drop out of money-making @pidit, One year an author Gay ak, be at the top of the tree, D-warmed fruit of the hight® and & year or two later he may | ©, Ehawing the bark to keep Of together in the hard frost of bther and plainer words, he may & oyed, well paid, well praised; | unexpectediy may find that ta is over. Although. he is doing @ ork as ever, the work is no I¢ 5 or the market for it has vanisd A book market, as I have hinted, ould seem to be to cut up all Ong &@ comparatively few suc aa e- A rear piem af the Chatean chowing the shady nard which ts ‘ oa . Pn ot « y a > 5* . eee 7 ; / be gen gt ry ~% - 3 R ' wP. “ ho - _ mS > ets we Bs a” ’ % Oe a 2 ; . 7 mn % ¢. Pp Pe “—e 4: “ a a: é a. ee” > Ke Ww ° ps” : WO: * The 12 Mutrux children and five Lapp children, who are staying at the Chateau together. At the time this is written—early in Septem- ber—magnolia trees are still in bloom on the chateau and hundreds of rambling roses cover trellis and arbor about the house. In brief—a honeymoon rendezvous that one usually finds in books but seldom in reality. According to present plans, Mr. and Mrs. Mutrux will continue their travels this au- tumn. With the four elder children they will take the larger of the two automobiles and tour Switzerland, Belgium, Holland and then cross to England for a run around Wales and Scotland. During the past two months they have cov- ered a large part of the surrounding terri- tory—Haute Savoie, the Canton of Vaud, Gru- yere, and Eastern Switzerland. With the ex- ception of the two or three youngest children, all of the family have been on the trips. ee wiunineiel nasal ww ~s1+ sane cds tee wivile as MUKL Cll) Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED the children’s playground. [—J Se ee] poe | pe [ee ” Daily, when not otherwise engaged, Mr. Mu- trux charters a smal] flotilla of row boats, ap- points various members of his ‘‘navy’’§ as commanders, and goes for a trip around the Or, if fancy strikes the group, and the majority is willing, it is a nearby lake ports. trip up some nearby mountain. The villagers of Renens and Lausanne, at first awestruck at the spectacle of so large a family, for, despite stories of the contrary, families of three and four are the exception rather than the rule in most of Switzerland, have taken the Americans for granted. But many are still skeptical as to the family al] being genuine blood relations. During the trip through France the party encountered many amusing incidents. Out- side Dijon the larger car broke down. Night . ‘ pee Pn LEE: WH) Wil) er oe 0's eee . “weer e ‘eee QQ Be ~ fr ‘N -, ae en Beate’ hp Oe WHAMMY} gn: a v¢ 7 “y - & 4 4 Yo se 4. . Ute, * SS imam “1 674, tne mutrux fagnily awheel in their two autos. ore ? Fe bees oe » YS Sao > - ee > ? 4.6 % . + SMAAAN On WSS The Chateau de Renens Roches, where the Mutrux family is staying én Switzerland. This view is taken from Geneva-Lausanne road. of their country. Gasoline, while more expen- sive in Europe than in the States, made no dent on the bankroll! of $10,000 that the fam- ily carried compared with the toll that would have been taken had the party craved a wagon-lit. And for hotels, a spacious Euro. pean bed, with the smaller children ranked cross-wise, easily accommodates five. The trip from Cherbourg to Lausanne took three days—idling along, and the Chateau Renan, leased in advance, was waiting when the wan- in oe A igh in wey a Kihe ee Rese gee 2 hy a te a oa derers arrived. % er) a” ts , a ” 7 a « ig - 4 , “a4 , oo . . Z May ie y , Ae I . LWA a while Mr. Mutrux and four more children sit tn the Ford. was fast approaching so the entire 14 piled into the smaller—it was a Ford—and chug- ged into the outskirts of Dijon. Anyone who knows the French provincial, can imagine the commotion. The country side turned out to view the cavalcade—admiring the couple who had heart enough to adopt the entire war- orphan contingent of a village. But the 12 Mutruxes are‘not the only chil- dren at Chateau Ronan. Mme. Helen Lapp, from whom they leased the estate, still oc- cuples a few of the rooms, and being an ex- ception in this part of the confederation, she has five children of her own. Counting noses at the end of the day consequently is often necessary. Traveling according to Hoyle, should be expensive with a party of 14, but the Mutruz- es have it down to a science. The passport bugaboo, for instance. All the children are under age—from 7 months to 18 years—so one passport has done for the Jot. The visa through France was only $10—a technicality which made the frugal French control offi- cer in Nete York groan when he stamped the document and saw a possible $140 towards paying the French war debt go glimmering. The Swiss charge no visa fee—their theory being that it’s easier to get the difference out of the tourist once he has crossed the border ters, is the fact that the entire family, witb the exception of the baby, speak French. Mu- trux was born in St. Louis, of Swiss parents, and his wife is also native American-born, with German parentage. For the old folks’ sake, and because they wanted their children to become international as well as 100 per cent American, they were schooled in a for- eign tongue. Now. during their year's so- journ, they will polish off the rough edges. Although it has not been definitely de- cided, the elder Mutruxes have an idea that they may spend a few months in Italy or Ger- many with their family before returning to America. The object is to give the older chil. dren more of an opportunity to gain an in- ternationa! viewpoint. “I'm not Interested in politics.” admitted Mr. Mutrux, “but I know the value of inter- national sympathies. I want my children to avoid the narrow nationalism that causes wars, to understand and appreciate the lan- guages, customs, culture and feelings of eo ple of countries other than their own. That iz one of the reasons we are so glad to have them all with us on this honeymoon.” There is one thing, however, on which Mu- trux has stuck to the land of his forefathers. That is, in naming his offspring. Despite their number, he has not yet had to pick @ name that was not well known in the can- Another thing which has simplified mat- os Le GO evar As ware Wig has Mrs. Mutrux and eight of the children are in the Studebuker, them to stay at home. The family traveled east in their two cars, loaded them aboard the steamer France and sailed June 28. Mu- trux estimated that the trip would cost $6909 but he has revised this on an upward scale several times since arrival in Europe. When they left St. Louis Mr. and Mrs. Mutrux planned to remain abroad a year. “WORTHLESS? THEN GIVE IT TO ME,” HE DID: LAND NOW WORTH $1,000,000 Continued From Page Twenty-Nine. flowers and listen to the radio in the (ront room. She talks of a trip she made to Cali- fornia last year. “Are you going to Europe?” Well of all things. Young man, young man. Of course not. At her age? Besides, America was plenty good enough for her. That expressed it all. This little house, this place as grandmother, this hope of free- dom from worry over money were good enough for her. She agks no more in pay- ment for those years of toil and desperate clinging to her ground. She rummaged through a dozen drawers happily to find pictures, gossiped a bit sbout her neighbors, laughed again at the thought of two million dollars and said good-day. One knew, leaving her, that at night she would go to bed happy, secure from want under her own roof. That was all she had ever asked of life. eee, © Oe, ee, Oe, ee 1... -_— a OR, ———— rT a - — = —_ ~ oe CA ies ai Oe , Pent = aaa “ sa , mm, “ths - Me,

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euxpsy | and one other evening newspaper COMBINED TOMER t ieee ad ars “dteads «ht tots eone has MUKE Cll Y Circulation than the morning eee _The Greatest— the BigMay,S | Fa how) " ’ , oes ian : rs ee Pe ae y - C = " ya ave ee ee or CaF OE hi canting: aetna BD gr Cage “ ‘ ero vege LT MEL OD OE EP ON SEDO BE ONES es IA gS Ang PEE Ue Le 6 eR PE tren Sy or A “ - © eek oe Ce ee ee ere canst pence 6 Bw . 0 ae ‘ On the Another Feast of Savings OME and share with us in this great Saving Event. Fur- nitore prices are at a new low level at the Big May- Stern Store ef Homefurnishings. Faepecialiy is this an- neencement noteworthy. because this store enjoys the repu- tatien of higher quatity homefurnishings at prices that are lewer. Come tn Monday. See the wonderful savings that are being offered. 4 RS: esas. rYTTT CTY TY LULL Ue Lil dt ks tr tt ik —— ct , 6% * - F > ol an é a otc RAS a tei Rene et, RIN a ee “ Pe 2 ech > a a ee “+ Biri Oe i i CE aR RR EO * 0th ~ “ ‘ - ¥ —— * a * = ©. * seve tet Hr . . . _ - moe Bem toe mem ‘ . a —— ep AA satan? Seti AR Ah NA te Le RAE RS AEA Ns I 5 Nie. LOS ey it begte SME ee chee. te P Lo 4 y - . ° ” te VF A oyal Easy Morris Chair “Pash the Button—Back Reclines” Tapestry covered, with mahogany finish frame and equipped with leg rest. A real $65.00 value— 5 4 _ $4 Cash— Se F : $3 a M onth : = Sigs ae ~~ 3 | 4 ng sil others during | eee ee ee | be week and setting ‘he pace, per- | “"PHE World's Easiest Fasy : Setaoer the pure! Chair.” The one filus- See Ret Se ee ’ | . for -_ was tis . trated is massive in size, Se ee Se SS > . + b yesterday by tie Lesser comes itn mahogany finish * Bee ooo SE ee - ; % ; c xf | frame and is covered with SS ee q iimen Cotton Compress «9. | tapestry in 4 beautiful’ pat- Se So ee ‘ southeast corner of Seventh and Covered With Beautiful Velour Pa. m terns. It ts equipped. with 60 - = Soe a ee. HREF large recon ieces—-davenport, arm- jeg rest and de luxe spring- Se eS y _ Charlies streets, improved wit" a Mae SOCy Peso he ; : : edge seat. Really a regular Serpertine Front Effect SS SS eS RP ee ez q iding. Ne- chair and fireside chair—all covered in beau- $65 value, priced special by 3 3 . ee ; ; : three-story building. ‘e er lour : ae & , . - recently acquired it at the tire Suite is of excep- Pee ee Cc ] nd Gas | : bow-end bed. a 64- Rene PS ae S9 ey of ert 3 tional construction and «= “> Oai a In BI G : inch dresser with large = ta ; 7 an ipvestment. The bualld- comes in beautiful com- ) ms - seecsed — c lat i : a a ee which bination walnut veneer ' ange Enamel — yaenen Seats wesees, . . & Fe - o mga and gum. Really the | , ‘_ and a chifforebe with : Pte H, ae Oe 2 o- Was erected by the holding eo "ar cine yet 5() 5() | , hanging space and er wl fon and leased to the Myies | i Ortered = at Se — ' i adr The entire [ 72 | = a @ institutions "ging nae aml : | Occasional Table $15 Cash, $10 a Month | MMMM @tth benceee rion Tinee. 1, Graceful Queen Anne | In Walnat Finish ‘ No Interest! No Extras F : tnétone. iuama tens, Geukteseten ee 3-Panel Polychrome Baffet Mirror A $14.50 Value Ne Delivery-Chavune! ; 18 ineb F& bu ) pe a Soaasa=s r= ~_ ee @eer iv Cee ererrIase 227 "e+e ~ * oo ic= — woe wet »- ea ca ie tor and pisys al) recerds Nowhere can you buy such , x . ; .ad. ¥ 4 ? . re penceeteed Gy Way-@tece's eat —— at so low a price. it : TAKe advantage of this opportunity the maker. An 659.50 value. Special ‘igh. has 3 paneie wit structed of selected ma- @ fhe to secure one of these splendia ae S47.54. mg” 3T each cerner “Tiais With a beau’: rhireme. charming!) FREE! 3, ric o* retrenreme can. | | sis 0" vaca SS Sectiotace Receras 60 Caikni8r é Mien Open an “Home Furnishers for 41 Years” Your Credit Govetagunents ant can: Os Set Acceunt S. E. Corner 12th and Olive Sts. Ils Good priced for this week at May-Stern’s. waiees fi Player-Pianeos at so low a price. It n ab A regular $14.50 vais Eile full 8$-note, has all latest mechanical | priced low at - . a — T— 4 » ss $

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LOUIS, “SUN [DAY MORNING, oc TORER 4. 1925 The More You Say ‘the Better Twill Pay. PAGES 1—16B. — — : a paanaliaaamad ee , ‘ -” Re : © ‘e ee See Other Sections for Employment, Rooms, Lost, Service, For Sale. Autos, and Musical. | ae (er gale) | bey PSoncesn onan oe ;, 7 nee oe gy Rey ---l@ ] Cottages Wid. to Buy....6 ; Farms for Rent 13 | Flats Wanted ......... >. 6 Garages. Stables ........- 5. Jennings Property 7 + Per. Prop. Leen 4 } ie ater Reat)...2 | Bungalows Wid. to Bay po ae — = nt)....5 | Cottages Wtd. to Rent. Farms, Farm land ..... 13 | Flats Wtd. to Rent......5 | Hotees for Rent 5 | Kirkwood Property ...... rt | Real eon eae ot ee ae in mca My col kegs Sine .6¥ funn, Geile tiats ot me et ER. (Sub.)..6 | Dwellings Wtd. togRent...5 | Farms Wanted ........ 13 | Flats. .Ete.—For Colored..5 | Houses Wanted ....__... mh een & ne Sion coe, oh ae err a IO Gey © | Residences for Male... .. 12 | Soburben Prov. (F. R.)...6 i. .¢| teedion Wa mae weren a Se Dweltines -~ Rent ..... is a Property *...... 7 | Flats for Rent (Furn.)...5 | Houses (Furn.) Wtd......5 | Maplewood Property.._.7 | Real ~<e gyros 7 ~ ro Heights...... - po rare dee = _ oes —Property..... % i : ellings for Sale. .. 2 EE Pc o-oo 0 wee os RS. 1 Winate for Meet..........B°s Bees, Mee. etetens... 2 | Mie Oe CC Loans..... Stecks, Bonds ... ' opert y Business Chances ...... se | wn hte :0d 3 lw elu's 7 |] Exchange (Real Estate) . Flats for Sale .......... oP ee ck kee od 6 | Imp. Bree argemogy: i a ae ety ES ed a ea wage Roceng — atey * Sabartas Prep. ae a Sands dene “es eee « ropert -eawmseeae . oa* Suburban Perp.— e¢ ew vee A THREE-TIME AD COSTS LESS, PRODUCES MORE. PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. / an ~~ ™ DING AT Th $7, CHARLES ETS SULD aG Cotton | je Baiing With Bank- ng all others during ek and setting the pace, per- SE Geieber. was the pur. » yesterday by the Les®er- Seman Cotton Compress Co. of corner of Seventh and he streets, improved with jern three-story building. Ne- were handled by Martin e* vi lot, which has feet on street anc 75 feet on St. streét, is the key to this of the block, and is re- as one or the best sites in ion for retail pursoses. @ consideration was not made Serving, however, as an in- values in this district, Cella % te theatrical interests re. ly leased the southwest corner ) St. Charles streets. te. of the Columbia Theater, Trot of 125 feet on Sixth 86 155 feet on St. Charles mgn Martin & Breitt t» n Stores Corpora- net ground renta) en Firm. Investment Co., 4 ,. Corporation of the Owned the Seventh Streets property, acquired it at the _ of Martin & Breitt Metment. The bulid- ™ sin is comparatively dl by the holding patic mand leased to the Myles } Cloak and suit Co. bthe figgres at which the fwas acquired and resold ble, it is understood Sh the resale the Cleary | Tealixed a substantial | investment. years ago. the Les- {o. purchased the _ Beven-story fireproof At the southwest corner h and Olive streets. re P}.* Sittheuser er-Pianos egular $450 Value 295 Cash, $10 a Month t! No Extras Delivery Charges! vantage of this opportunity ure one of these splendid Of at 60 low a price. Jt is . has all latest mechanical te and can be had in genu- mahogany case. Specially this week at May-Stern's. | ‘ ythe George T. Budeau ‘Co. While the Lesser- . has made this build- rtess. purchase in ee was primarily as an + Prompted by the spec- involved. Beg mis reduced of several recent ms corner holdings %! | including the south- fof Seventh street and /@venue, 777x135 feet, Ser a 99-year lease by Kolb of Chicago with or a 12-story building " project at Sev- streets. together | State Theater, at and Washington ave- sey has had a whole- ‘22 2g in this part Race Sought. b been no lack of over. , Northeast corner of Yard and Tocust “s + $6C0,000 first mortgage ee Apartment Building Going Up at Lindell and Vandeventer A CT tT ttt ttt ti re * eee lgased seven- the suites has been from the plans or the story fireproof Kenrick apartment building, to be erected at the northeast corner of Lindell boulevard and Vandeventer avenue, gpposite Kenrick Square. With absorption on this scale, the build- ing will be entirely out of the mar- PPROXIMATELY 25 per cent A of Square | ket before completion, so far as renters are concerned. This noteworthy as gauging the cit#’s capacity for buildings of this type. Excavation was started during the week for the new apartments, ‘which will constitute the ultra in buildings of this type Cost of the Improvement, including the _ site, ‘one of the most re ne ee ee ee Greenebaum Sons Investment Co., with headquarters in Chicago, and ing, southwest corner of Sixth and Olive streets, St. Louis, is offering 6% per cent serial gold bonds, secured by the Branscome apartment hotel property, 6344-72 Pershing avenue, just west of Union boulevard, in the Forest Park residential district. ing the land, building, furnishings and equipment, places the _ total value at $1,012.60. Net annual earnings of the property total $118,349, which is over three times the maximum annual interest charges on the entire issue, which semiannually by serial payments of pincipal. Monthly de- posits in advance with Greenbaum Sons Bank and Trust Co., are re- quired to meet bond issve charges. The bonds are offered in $100, $500 and $1.000 denominations, ma- turing in one to 12 years from Oct. 1, 1925, with 2 per cent fcderal nor- mal income tax paid by the bor- rowers. Payments of principal and interest are personally guaranteed by Sam Koplar, owner of four oth- ‘er apartment buildings in the same neighborhood, and the Builder of the Congress and Senate pArpart- ments, now in constructiqn, which will be the highest apartment bullding in 8t. Louts. a The Branscome, which was com- pleted about five years ago, is an “L-shaped building, eight stories high, of fireproof construction, oc- cupying part of a site fronting 275 Control of which re- *Scquired by I). F. Add-| the Essex Realty Co. | r lease. This site! dé attention, it is under-| ‘Danks and other fi-| in the market! for an office struc- quarters on the WNegotiations. however. men tangible form as Which is essentially & on a large scale. 8 of Locust street has ™ New front with the = the Roxana Petro- @t Thirteenth and. the new l2-story of. | under construction | Locust streets. fol. | of the new « “ity | P buildings on this feet on Pershing avensae, with a depth of 225 feet on the east line and 181 feet on the west line. The building contains 88 hotel rooms, ‘completely furnished, and 72 apart- Pments of two and three rooms, 15 |of which are furnished. SOUTH ST. LOUIS ATTORNEY JOINS NETTLE COMPANY Harry Nettle, South St. Louis attorney, is now associated with the Nettle Realty Co., tn fits new quarters at 1881 South Twelfth Street. Harry Nettie was born ‘and edu- eated in this city. He saw service on the Mexican border as a Cor- poral and in the World War as a Lieutenant. He was graduated from Washington University Law School. CHICAGO FIRM OFFERS $600,000 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS HERE MANY BIG CITIES OF U. S. a branch office tn the Tower Build- | Appraisal of the property, includ- | is commahfhding on |, ee ee ee ST. LOUIS ADVERTISED IN ‘Lindell ‘structure on an elaborate scale. ‘nado addition, lin ain» ding — CON er ene SS Bin SpE boulevards, i: estimated at | $750,000. The site has a frontage on Lin- | de!l of 120 feet and on Vandeven- ter of 150 feet, and is essentially a site for an apartment or a hotel It is just west of the $1/000,000 Coro- financed by S..W. Straus & Co., and adjoins the site Se eS st fiat gees 'of the Medical throughout, ‘ders and will be replete Arts Building on | Lindell boulevard, and otherwise is | ' attractiv ely situated. Plans call for 100 two and three- room kitchennette apartments, with 'tile bath and showers. The building will have hardwood floors with carpeted corri- with at- | attractive features. | The building is being erected by Alexander M. Cornwell of the "7. de Gorawell Realty Co., 107 North Seventh street, who recently purchased the site and who erect- ed the Melbourne Hotel at. Lindell ,and Grand boulevards d numer- |ous other outstanding sfructures in jthe apartment building field. —— Special Emphasis Is Laid on the Exceptional Steady Growth and Building Activity. eee ee eo Economic experts have debated for some time as to when the wave of the nation’s expanded building program weuld break. S. W. Straus, who has financed more building than perhaps any other one man in the nation, has struck a new -eord in our economic eityation. It is his beMef that the nation will not be adequately housed until her building program catches up with the higher standards of living of her people. So much faith does Straus have in his belief that he has instituted a national campaign in the great newspapers of the country telling about the growth and development of leading American cities. The advantages of Bt. Louis are told by institutional “copy in the great newspapers of the nation. The story of St. Louis is being run in paid advertising in the news- papers of New York, Chicago, Bos- ton, Detroit, Philadelphia, Pitts- burg. San Francisco, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Seattle, Buffalo and Dallas. s P Suecial Adrantages Told. To be sure the organization fi- nancing this campaign wil! benefit in this program. St. Louis, how- ever, should gain more. St. Louis and her special sadvan- tages will be told to millions of people. This campaign wil) forti- fv the local Chamber of Commerce. This campaign will advertise St. Louis without expense to the St. Lapis Chamber of Commerce. Such advertising bespeaks great vision and the faith in American cities. And there will be more gen- eral participation in the benefits that go with the so grea’ accumu- lations of property. The profound problems of labor and capital, of employer and employec, of class ing $12,000,000 within the last three | building, ing the faith of one of the toremost financial concerns in the world in A ne a nS Giles of the (Co, and mass will be more easily solved if all realize the impartance of loy- ality to the American city, which as F'rederick C. Howe has said, is the hope of American democracy. St. Louis would like to see more ad- vertising like this S. W. Straus & Co. campaign. I Total $17,000,000. S. W. Straus & Co. have been prominent in the physical growth of St. Louis through loans advanced for building enterprises, agcregat-| or four- years. With its large re- sources it has made possible the erection of many large hotel and apartment = _ structures, including notably the Coronado Hotel and Annex, Chase Hotel, Mayfair Ho- tel, University Club and 0office the new Skouras theater and office building under construc- tion at Seventh and Locust streets together involving an additional outiay of more than $5,000,000. This is noteworthy as demonstrat ~_ the stability of real estate values in this city. MERCANTILE TRUST CO. SELLS I4-AGRE TRACT IN COUNTY The Mercantile Trust Co. ies the sale of/a tract of 14 acres on. the south side of Bonhomme road, about one mile east of Price road and adjoining the richt-of-way of the Rock Island Railroad and the Sst. Louls Belt and Terminal Rail- way. The property was@@rmeriy owned by the Louis Fusz estate ind Alfred Racker, and was sold to John M. Dolan, who was represented by Easton-Tayior Trust ‘ on ; | neers, glass division of Sears & Piou, have agents for Mrs. Nicholas Lamb,.a on Washington avenue, City. ithe Estelle company, rlans to build | ‘CONT RACTING ENGINEERS AND GLASS FIR MLEASE BUILDING contracting eng!- Glass Co., Sears & Piou, and the Missouri leased a two-story buildjng at Sixth and Wash streets, whére they are combining their stocks. They wf) also combinetheit warehouse and administrative departments in one bullding. The company recently completed eontracts for the gliass end glazing of the Federal Reserve Bank, the Mayfair Hotel and St. Louis Thea- ter. The property was leased for the Guarlford Realty and Investment Co. The third floor of the building at 615-21 North Ninth street, con- taining 7600 square feet, leased to the Dorothy Lee Hat Co, recently organized by H. G. Latal Isaac T. Cook & Co., Inc., repre- sented all parties in negotiating these leases. : OLIVE STREET LEASE SOLD TO EASTERN SHOE CONCERN The sale of the fixtures and lease of Bell's Walk-Over Boot Shop at 914 Olive street to the A. E. Little Co, of Lynn, Mass., was announced vesterday by Isaac T. Cook & Co., Inc., agents for the Frisco buylild- ing, in which the shoe store is lo- cated. The A. E. lAttle Co., manufactur- ers of Sorosis shoes, now is operat- ing the shoe department in Scruggs, Vandervoort & Barney's The old tenant has already vacated store and decorators are at work preparing the premises for reopen- ing the latter part of the week, when Vandervoort’s intend to take over the space now occupied by the A. E. Little Co. in the department store. 30-FAMILY APARTMENT ON UNIVERSITY CITY SITE The Egtelle Realty Co. has bought, | through <he Bush-Burns Realty Co., lot 100 by 200 feet in the 6600 biock | University | Ely E. Yawitz, president of | Was | the. j ’ | : i ' BUYS CORNER OF 18TH AND CHESTNUT Harry L. Israel Purchases Lot Facing Proposed Union Station Plaza. iY The northwest corner of Eight- eenth and Chestnut streets was pur- chased yesterday by Harry L. Is- rael, represented by the Cornet & Zeibig Trust. The lot has 85 feet on Chestnut street and 34 feet on Eighteenth street, and is regardea ias a key holding. It wil! overlook ithe groposed Union Station plaza. Roy F. Nobel was the salesman in the tnansaction. David Israel, a brother,grecently purchased the southwest corner of Seventeenth and Chestnut streets, giving him ownership of all the property on the south side of Chestnut street from Seventeenth to Eighteenth | street. aaa ae ee - GEORGE W. HARLEY CO. WILL SHOW SAMPLE HOUSE TODAY The George W. Harley Real Es- | tate Co. will keep open house today | at the disp) home at 4862 Mar- garetta avenuUe., The new owner of the display house has been persuad- ed to sell ft. Many persons have seen the home. Plans end drawings have been ar- ranged to care for those who want to be in this part of #t. Louls and build their own homes. Thies site is just east of the display house. and is ready for building. The house will be open all day today. WILLIAM D. WALSH JOINS PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY Willam PD. Waish,, formerly President of the Walsh Motor Car | Company, which contucted a Ford agency at 5721 Delmar, has diepos, ed of his interest in that company | a 30-family apartment on the site. and joined the forces of the Mis- FOR ADDITIONAL REAL. ESTATE NEWS SEE NEXT PAGE ‘sourt Portiand Cement Company as | Assistant to Vice-Presilent. He is \a @irector-in the Savings True?’ Company and President of the King-de!l Improvement Association. BF prep inves WILL _ BUILD ON 1110 OLIVE | 12-Year Lease Taken of Site Adjoining Present Location. With plans for a five-story fire- proof bullding, the Silverstone com- pany has acquired a 12-year lease of the premises at 1110 Olive street. A rental of $11,000 a year is to be paid under the lease, which was negotiated by Martin & Breit. The new bullding is to be used for a furniture/store, to be conduct- ed in connection with the _ con- cern'’s phonograph businesg in the adjoining building at 1112-1114 Oljve street. An arch will connect the two bulldings. The site leased is owned by Vic- toria H. Grolineck. i | DICKMANN COMPANY SELLS BUNGALOWS’ AND FLATS The Joseph F. Dickmann Real Es- tate Co. reports the sale of 1917-19- 4 1 South Compton avenue, three six-room residences, for 8S. R. Tay- lor to Fred W. Meler. 4010 Humphrey street, bungalow, for John Danner to B. F. Eddie, who was represented by the E. P. Seninger Reaky Co. 3957 Juniata street, seyen-room residence, for Clara Falaenhainer to Loomig J. Fitzsimmons. Spring avenue and Sot avenue, let 100 by 140 feet, with improve ments, for Frank A. Kist to a client of the L. B. Lehew Realty Co. Fads avenue, west of \Wheaton Station, in Vinita Park, bigsaiow, for Rolfes H. Meyer to F k A. Kist. “Lot on the south side of Chippe- wa street, west of Gravcis avenue, 374 by 195 feet, for a client to Ma- ripda Jaudes. 4542 Arlington avenue, bungalow, for Mamie Woelfel to Minnie Koch and others. 1311 Claytonia terrace, bungalow, for J. Morrissey, who was repre- sented by the Petersen Realty Co. to ©, C. Sehultz. ®319-21 Salena street, business corner with tenements, for Mary Mayer to John Serforo. HEMMELMANA-SPACKLER REALTY CO. SELLS 13 LOTS The Hemme)mann-Spackler Real fstate Co. report the following sales: ’ 2563-65 Warren street, 'wo sin- gle flats, for the Louisa Meyer es- tate to Mary A. Kirby; 5526 Plover avenue, to F. J. Schietder, fer Mary McDonough; 4558-4560 McMillan, double flat, to Abraham 8B. Waas- con, for George M. Md#Donald; 5713 Vernon avenue, nine-room residence, to Henry Osfeldt, for Eugene L. Clifford; 4650 Vernon avenue, nine-room residence, to Bertha Suffin, for Eugene Clif- ford: two lots in Shrewsberry Park, for the Shrewsberry Park Land ane Improvement Co., to Mary A. Kir- by: for John F. Lee, two lots lo- cated partly in city block 6033 and partly in St. Louls County; for James A. Seddon, fix lots in St. Louls County: for’ Willlam Memec, two lots on Murdock avenue; lot on Warner avenue, in Westmore Park, to Frank Goodman gor L. R. Keed. NEW MANAGERS NAMED FOR LIBERTY CENTRAL TRUST BLDG. Felix FE. Gunter, Presidcnt of the Liberty Central Trust Co.. announ- ced yesterday he ‘ad appointed John M. Robertson and hig assa- clates as managers for the office bullding bearing its zaame. The Liberty Central Preust Bu'l!d- ing, an 18-story fire-proof office building, at the southwest corner of Broadway and Olive Street, wil! have the benefit of the same high- type service now being rendered to tenants tn the Boatmen's Bank, Pierce, Planters’ Foatmen's Bank Anex, 411 Olive Street, and Rialto Buildings, which are row under the management of Robertson, and his associates, Louis O. Honig and Theodore M. Wall. A number of new service fea- tures will be put into effect. short- ly which ha¥ proven gqrite effec- rs in the six other bufldings un- : der -Robertson’ * management. | VERNON LAUX REALTY CO. SELLS SEVERAL BUNGALOWS The Vernon Laux Realty Co. re- ports sales as follows: \For the Axsdrey Realty Co. to Loulse Beck, 4904 Lanedowne ave- nue, bungalow: for John and irene | Beck to Joseph Minares, 4931 Thek- la avenue, a bungalow; for William | Beck to a client, nine-room rest- dence: for Julia Gamache to «a cii- ent, a lot on Thirty-seventh street: for Charles A. Ebel to a client, a lot on West Park avenue, Richmond Heights. j RAYMOND 6, SCOTT BACK FROM EUROPEAN TOUR Raymond G. ScOtt of the firm of | Oreon E. and R. G. Becott returned ithe first of the week on the Aquil- tatria. from a wro months’ tour of “Engieand, France, Italy, Avustria, | Hu ry and Germany. He was accon?tpanied br his daughter, Mies May R. Scott,,and Dr. BE M. Con- ner and his wife. NEW APARTMENTS WILL BE SOLD ON A MUTUAL BASIS Arrangements Completed for Purchase of All Units Built at McPherson and Euclid. M. H. RODEMYER FIRM TO HAVE MANAGEMENT Structure Will Be 13 Stories in Height — Cost of Construction Is Placed at Around $1,000,000. -Arrangements have been com- pleted for the sale on a co-operative basis of all the units in the new Greystone Apartments under con- struction at McPherson and Euclid avenues. Sale 4 management of the apartments have been placed with M. H. Rodemyer & Co. Negotia- tions for the sale of seven of the apartments have been penny closed, it was stated. Under the plan the Greystone will be a 100 per cent co-operative enterprise with every one of the apartments, passing into the hands of a tenant owner. The Greystone Apartments In- corporated, of which Roy F. Brit- ton ig president, will operate the building until tenant owners shall have taken all the apartments, or until such time as the apartment management. Plan of purchase with schedule of payments is given in a brochure issued by M. H. Rodemyer & Co. An opportunity for home ownership is graphically set forth therein. The corporation wil] choose dis- criminately the first group of ten- ant owners. The Greystone wil! be 13 stories in height with three apartménts to the floor or @ total of 39 units. Each apartment wil! consist of liv- ing room, dining room, three bed- rooms, three bath roome, kitchen, pantry and maid's room. Cost of construction is placed by the Rede- myer concern at around $1.000.000. WENZLICK CO, REPORTS SALES OF FLATS AND BUNGALOWS The Wenzlick Real Estate Co. re- ports the following sale: 4151 La-’ fayette avenue, flat, for F. 8. Poll- mann to P. Chalus; 1120 Lawn ave- nue, bungalow, for a cilent of H. C. Gillespie to F. H. Moellenhoff; 2752-64-56 Chouteau avenue, threes stores and four flats, for Ben Gross to Abe Helckman; 3081-36 St. Vine cen} avenue, double flat, for a cli-+ of Heath Real Estate Co. te Lillle Lemke; 2746 Rutger street, double fiat, for Dr. H. G. Frye to Herbert G. Bauer; 4132 Flad ave- nue, brick bungalow, for a client of Frank Harer to John Kausch: 691¢ Columbia avenue, bungalow, for a client of Bellis Realty Co. t® John H. Vobin; 11018 Forest avenue, sin- gie fiat, for A. Gangol to William Hrbek; 6128-30 Columbia avenue, fiat, for Harry Volimar to Lids Goddard: €207 Columbia «a venve, residence, for Edgar A. MeNew to Eéward H. Petton: 3654. O'Meara avenue, double fiat, for A. J. Blebke to '. O. H. Erickson and — 5822-25 Theodosia avenue, flat, for Abe Melckman to Ben ogee, 26 South Broadway, building, for John Kausch to Frank HMerer; €200 Clayton avenue, bun- galew, for L. O. H. Erickson to A J, Biebke. ' : BELLIS REPORTS SALE OF “BUNGALOWS AND RESIDENCES — Milton B. Bellis, president of thse Bellis Realty Co., reports the sale of 6906 Columbia avenue, fives room bungalow, for Robert BE. Rese to Frank G. Armour; 6445 Mur- bungalow. Eckrich to John E.,gBircher: 1216- 18 Blair avenue, six-family flat, ror Emma Jenz to Joseph Prituk. W. A. Gtraldin, president of the Giraldin Gros. Realty Co and «a former president of the #8 Louls Real Estate Exchange, has .ce- turned to the city after two months in Wisconsin, in Graystone Being ~ owners may elect to employ other .

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Za _=7_ 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For } ge CT 1 aE | BUSINESS CORNER IN CLAYTON LARGE SALES REPORTED IN ~ HENRY ©, GILLESPIE MOVES ~ APARTMENTS FOR RENT ——aae New Home in Country Chup Court |” soupy eagens REALTY ¢0 ‘COUNTRY CLUB COURT DISTRICT © TO WANWRIGHT BUILDING scxrcmor corr. eq — ps aE, mos , | The William Remmert Construc- 7 bh his |: GWA Nb 8415 —Phreerearm armen | , oii Sd wv, o Riueh = Rurne Renit Ca. e 3 —_ Ai Hh > _ ay) —_—_— is err ‘pees . . . cones = the : Henry e Gi espie as mov Se | 3 ; | > “4 re es . » - y ) De ma eee ae ia Oe . “Eggers of Clayton” reports t “an an comedian aatteds tank etl chmen mac, a ae ~ c ey 2 r | ee 2. nn x ‘ is re ,sale of the southeast corner of amounting to $110,000 im Country to 217 Wainwright building in or- | | b= aice| oy 7 3 Chedieat a : . . P SS a . agerts for Northampton, the new. £Z ve Tg, i a . ie , é 4 ps 4 ‘, Zs ee a m : y ies aes Sateen at ae s} ’ a rs . . ; aubdivision on Southa Kingshigh- | fe ee ae sip oo ey ee i: > -~ie eee §6Bemiston and Forsyth avenue, 199/ lub Court, a restdentisl subdtwi- | der to de on “Real Estate How Prete = RUTH *, a he h ot x j me ge ae te hn oe % Se He reports the following recent | ——- eee - way. fuet north of Southampton, ; Z GES ie RZ Sift pe | | x190 feet. one block from the Clay-| sion sturted by this concern about pleat oge oo * 262% Beit avenus reports @ satisfactory week's buat- | FD NS iam Figg i ae gee | tOn courthouse, for $10,900, “‘tos* rear ago. ‘ ‘ountry Club Court (S| +, wr and Mrs D. - Zytowsni te) erence: 36 ; ae is | vin” ioc egem ‘ : . z ies ) = ? ftrat-clasce order: 975 While exveral » lone block north of Wydown boule-|}7199 Dale avenue ‘tor Mr. and Mrs. | + _ SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. ‘ me Diath ae seat aetieiennamnen ea ae | Prove part See Wenzlick company to Mr. and =e. a — ‘B._5817—Second —— “I _ ** “fe 2 - » a lot fronting 122 feet on the high- from Roy P. Atwood, Mayor of slanted. They are built of the matt | George Rebmann: Bg ioe azote ey way with a depth of 143 feer The ; | Clayton, who bought [t about ome} brick and have glazed tile roofs. | Lawn = ieee og a Moel! ae, CABANNB, 5555—8 pone © veal heme. ' , $3 -~ ; ; is . .cn- pent vr ae ” (Ps. sala Was made to an official of a Z 2h | year ago. The day following the =ach has a white giased brick ga ag ag wre ASsLTY co. apts De mar im Srominent anfe accessory com-' EB aoc £ : a , la 50 f a rage for two cars. The houses are . _—_ 94a = - ning Maribor sn $562.4 , | ie i ae ah u eikamp sold 50 fee tric refrigera-! ; pany. The heavy traffic on Kings- Pilg, Pie | Purchase, » | = so wate wyhae pan oe | — - A oie . Be! : ? ner, #51: ‘ 4 . see - we 2 = peat 3 . ™ . '?¢ : 3 ~~ow i > corner decided the purchaser MOG Co. for $150 a foot, the purchase sleetric eerk lino- INCLUDE FLATS AND BUNGALOWS “ANDERSON-STOCKS-BC ERMAN? > toe | lh —-— - “ , a“ ge | : , “ a - be eetti es & 4 c ke ia 3 & hes ? wrter ¥ es we Gorter te camiy viitle for) ae ‘%, having been made for an oil filling) isineon mitchen floors, instantane- 4 - is I“ os a King@thiahway, {t hetng on a eharp handied by the Eggers Realty and. screens and incinerators. wa reports che following oye Flat ee ee ler. — aR. a angie, and [t will be equaily visthle ; 8 Investment Co When completed, Country Club at 3968 Sullivan avenue for Sophia tractive ee , ‘6 the eaat. The Standard Off Co sie spp hs, Fa | Other sales reported by the Eg- Court w'll have 1% resitences. Thir- M. Lottmann to Henry snd ae with references — t a . ‘903 POU Wras eS ¢5° + ~Me ‘ CS ae . ; re ‘ rn —— I - +: i low aft 40 GODWIN REAL cO.. 5243 Delmer “SOOT ( , “ier = im Hacking an independent opers- gers company follow: For Christ teen already te a sold, 10 perma ron he hg rots - ‘o99) nest and not water iat : = © 7) . . : .- heen co ted and now occu- xington ave . {39 “ue ah 2 . — - ‘ar, who fa erectir a filling sta- tueh! acres of unimproved land, ave see a . . 7 \ &— ape" “an acroes the te ca! this camer ty = i : = ot : ni Died by their owners The other Emma Hartwig to Anus Frits; bun- en es - 10m NN #rh. , ef oe $180) acr P : ' : © red ot ,AV*O - . % m , , at? . ; ‘ - a o & “y 4 se ‘ — — — pogle oy on Loren~' -nree which have been scld will be galow at S705 Terry avenue for @ | sereencd-in sum parlor v jestrabie 2OODPET. LO Re com 6457-~—4 roomte_sut o comner, and KR will be one of the zo avenue, near the Ladue road. .,mpleted shortly. The Remmert client to G Hennemann and wife; apartment at a very iow 22 *af apartments gems een rath, rent #79 moet celahorate station«e they wit oe times for $8200, to John Roshon of VYal- ¢orstruction Co. has broken ground three 30-feot lots on the south side 108 7 : DLEY & oy $47 50 ee nc 4668—24 oor west: ¢ me eantrol outside of Kingshighway; Be a @o@ ley Park. who will subdivide it in- ror the last five houses and some of Terry avenue for Zlizabeth Koch 2X 4 BRADLEY and Manchester, (t is said aig = % a * to lots restricted to homes costing, of them are nearing compietion. _to a client. Another feature of the location as i co not leas than $3000 for Ella Hezei. ——— ee ) lowing transactions during the fiat; #824 Capples piace bungalow, "7 (nue, row of stores 1699 North Grand bowlevard, flet; Tia | ° | . Schrimpf to Louls Goldstein an APARTMENTS FOR RENT § __*2¢_ssnitor_ service. Sth and 9995.99 Lawton houlevaerd, two ren. | ) ie Jake Smith, §221 Lexington av A RTMEN T— ‘roome, Gray and Leck- SHAW. 3654-5 ‘Main 202 pera: eh | rance north side : a As a8 7 rei = aia : . rn rT ' eration, gnen, Main : : ee lee oe oe eee ee | age ee oy Peal ana page Ag agg ‘AR MORFIT. 1094 Tithe Guar, Bide, | SHAW. 4136—Ist Moor east. 4 cooma. bath Soh ciies 3477 y street, atore and flate 3000- to Hattie Herman; 4000-602 Marcus - aan 2 ae 44 floor and sleening poren: rent $67 50: 02 MoNalr avenue, store, Cate and : avenue, stores and flats, for wii- | *)ARTMENT So room eftictene ceined: | 0nd ‘mnie aM. te) CLARA, 829 ¢ eae oe garages 49 feet on Veet avenue. rr liem FF. Staufer and wife to Abra- - ady Nov, 1. Shaw's subdivigion: SHENANDOAH. Apar- | duced; = . oe a EUGENE AL nerth of Bremen. 35 feet on Caria ‘ ham Deutsch and wife ‘718 Lering- — Bax D-29% Poat-Dispaten. 4 S +. HERRM ANS =o CYTRON MORTGAGE CO.. Olive — ——g3 R s16% ™ | bd hed avenue and j|006 feat on Lindel! | ton, bungalow. for Hamley Realty 4 380 ; houlevardé | Co. to Kate and Margaret [T. Me- .. ; “ . TIS (Biizabeth The enmwpany algo reports few P Cfath: lot at Berthold and Here- New ‘Downt own mpertne . tiating firet and second deeds of ) , 4 ford, Barbara F. Horstmeyer to WARREN APTS.. 1117 fruet totaling 46.400 . Louis Feldmann Jr and wife. 2521 New ¢-room efficiency, 2 : ] oir - —_— p && Sie ; niversity street, cottage, for Fred ight Mw 320 oat r, ee 4 “~_ 4 Fo , 3d ff. -_— a :~ fleor now availabie: 5 HANLEY RD. 400 M'NAIR BAKEWELI COM ANY ' | — Meyer an thers to Joseph SREON EB. @ } hestnut, Sa, Se See uding sam narier cies —Bes wpper | ' 4 Mey : ° = Seen vcoepn A LEON EF. #& nS. —— omnibus Wexrt HIEMENZ R. OO. 614 Chestnut. | won: 2 baths: located directly opposite oti ns arm. : mn : SO me Visi@ a nd wile . ; 6 an oe a nd IRTEENT 4 23084 = ——T wo rooms and j ashington terrace: 3 ex DogsurTes © every b REPORTS WEST END SALES = 4 B | 3101-8-5 Fair avenue, two stx-fam- oval Feneenesitinensiigaaianlinenti “eon vate bath furnished for light heuse- | foom lent: A firet-clags condi- HEMAN, 717—Pirs floor, @ ram _ ie : ily fiats, for Clyde S. Fisher Real APARTMENT —N | —- i _ “ah. Aen serene Fp ' OF a joie vrick garage. Estate “o. to William PR. Staufer sunroom and 5 = ; me _ i = + » ow o pone ye tg te rtmete tee ey mew eg IN EE ARR IR CE RERUN? ol Rae ERTS Ray lin i My Me a Nap Ce Me ARR aN I a RIERA EN. Recep ie Ke ARREARS om RA oy aii itet ite Oe clinical SA me neat RR LRA «Reger opt ee er ae 5 ei a ; : ~ ha % ee Aes ie es ale oe wet ah, SD aE ae . oh : , é Ci : the vary of 4 v ® > ant = * - ama, * - . + . > J ‘ ¥ a a fond | 7 i ee us ree Se »f oa % An active market for Weaet End ; | rooms Sne : ne 7 9 - wr TH 2 : CG THIRTY-NINTH. 7350 (‘near olia }— | . : BA roema, ; property fe reported hy MeNatr: & m and wife: 5215 Lexington, bunga- ATE oi Pa 2838 | beak Living toom. bedroerth. pasion — , —— ‘Oven ti Rakewrl! Resity (oso at 4965 PDel-| low, for Hamley Realty Co. to Mrs. ic neat | furnished = | yr} CORNWELL R eno. 111i N. 7th ‘Worri MAY “iB SOs. a § Lena S@wing: 5217 Lexington, 5sun- WORRIA AACH R. CO. 896 Chestnat TOCER GHCVE ithe es = oc -~ mar boulevard Saies ere reported nut galiow. for Hamievy Realty C. ?* FAIR 3807 —A 4 and 5 room efficiency | — beaut! %s! rome steam- heated qumeutent Twos lote in Marylacd Terrace to [ee Miss Gertrude Werdes. a: a ae ee: eee: Sees Gee and t : rfit te dlost — ; ; ; 2 These flats contain 5 and 6 rooms ay * - r Northeast corner: the lowest rent fn St. ale he Tames ¢ Morfit reporte closing | | HEATED GARAGE. $7.50: OPEN FOR a _ bedroom and in-s-dor bed iz the fdilowitng salee in Tesla place, HE / 5 | and were constructed under the INSPECTION La mr for 8 motors sbertuent = > es LEMENS | heat a new eubdivision in Webeter : oe 3 supervision of the Brinkop com- wee. aS RAllee Be ca. | parlor: open Main att a8 . mI poten heared, ia ND sey = card rs | - puna ; W.B. SREULP & CO. [09 NX. Oh of admission (Srotces Blah? iota on the south 2 oe , (, Bets } a : ; i ide of Locust court for Mr ee eo: te : i | aps = ogee _ NEW 2-ROOM APARTMENT “e0T ao 2, | — hang er he sooth Ae ra % | 4359 Grace avenue was sold to 4ROOM EFTICIENCY "TH SIDE APARTMENT Main $98 1 ~\ _ KINGSBURY _, 3800 —@ fhrea iate oan tf aaut vw 7 " ss ‘ aA extra iarge rooms 205 a Lat ette: 4 rooms a am CONCORD 905 3 : ~ . a “ab Mrs. Flizabeth Schoening 4304 wit : = a ad fay rooms and sun par A. an Bonita. #i-Point Olive court to Arthur Herman: |. A th = in-a- JONES REALTY CO. Maim 1902. $80 apartmen'. uD ) — ait on fhe south side of Olive court : 420% ta & /’ T a Ne: = = ac VY 7... room | FANNING 1 Tennte Young to Mr. Brehme part ‘ to Frank J. and Nellie Nrd- FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH. 109 N. Sh — TERE. 5 $60- 2 ans Uae, | en é ’ . ‘ + - BFE. VEW ean ar ar! For co Di 5” HWcka, 4315 to Mrs Katie Franz, ¢’. W. COR. GERALDINE AND PALM AUTIFUL APARTMENTS — ; MACSCHT CTER R. = ¢ co. “TT ia #37 : “af ieot BR tin Black A, Aigoneuin | Park, f6 F. C. Davia, afd lot — In 4314 to Mra. Emilie A. Napier, 4514 me AEDGL -EIGH PARK. Opposite Tower Grove Park 24°7 N_ Broadway 4 -oome. sun bieek A, Algonquin Park, to K. C., cuuecmenem euduanennectaganeninen wnemmeen moncvanencinn — ’ to Conrad and Katherine Nies, and door be e~ 48 a e- aU. weniennhnmestitemiuisiualiticind . UALTHEIMER. $17. Chestnet__ . — scaate P ole Baas Pateg “0 ~WEISELS- -GERHART COMPANY Davidson: two flats at £141 an@ the three-story brick building at PARTMENT—sSouth Side: 4 -cems and Southwest 5004 - 2 the F Sd finor wow 37 a % # Gecorated: owner nue for ¢. PP HteAin a client tr i in tie tn % o sie 1322-24 Merchant street to the Jen- ch, one bieck east of _haw's Gar- ARSENAL. @617—New 4-room efficiency. -~ as a be or! s 1! *" 14: aim street to J. M. Hartz and biocke north of Tower Gre ce tile each furnace. shades. fixtures and ca’ st $ N. im iN fel MISSISSIPP! v aes TRUST Co.. | KINGSBURY. 3éxx Twe 7 Reai ee af the Webheter Crovee Truet Co > ant ; ~“ ) a \* ' Dat 5 - u0l = m ~ - SE: , ; Fact 7 beau + | : sun ior re siee reh. ‘EIN Jean B. Refwhart The Weisele-Gerhart Real Ea- This firm reports September sales as off! ces and warehouse @es ster- furnished. Benton 7444/ age of lubricating oils end greases. i e47u,.1, 1.) ~~ . | KING@SHIGHWAY. 5803 8— and feet west of Skinker road. for the ne connections with the Manufac- adults. ) r th - onan ae —__& DELMAR. 547 6—Lincein Apartment. | SINGER. KLETY : The Park Savings Trust Co. an- : & f urers’ Railroad in the Miller street a ner Gr . — nounces the following sales | account of J. Howard Holmes to S, IENER SALES MANAGER yards 2 : a ued ar ee ee NEW SA ANT. 4 CRUZ ~~ So age : retrige tgerat: nat ; eTosany ame oe 106 , . D - t ie 3 at RING : ct 412-14 South Seventh street, five. F J Temm. The purchaser wil! The W On-C 2 ej. ALTHRIMER, 817 | "| Kingshichwavy. 27674 3. modern 45 incinded- rent $150: new szurage ee The Jenkin-Guerin ii- Ce was aleeaeaiaeteaatiaden settee atery commercial boliding, to a cll- Wisemath Realtw Coa established about #{x years ago It me 21 “s re ns. bath. ite | Toome beat and janifer Owner on vprem- OREON E£. & R. G. SCOTT. 1 00 Chestnat. ent of William ft. Heckman; 7Té18) erect & $65,000 home. reports the appointment of Louis expects to move into the new quar- Seber pgencedty S ocaee tT heme yng} = FO Fthel avenue (Weatmoor), a new | lot on the north side of Weat- & Piener as salen manager Diener | teTs about Nov. 1 DE Tow 2946-8 -4 3 Ss. mode 2 | Modern Flats. Arlington ae. ~en - 2827. ist f1.; 5-reom efficien fiat, for Warry Cotton to Anton john (rether & Co. represented = ’ / more v : Te - ; y 1} f _ Arh h Ae * i - ad ose er oes . ° pt senter tee: 1016 Qlagtenta Terrace | land drive, tn Mary ~ rT s we aAnown tarougnout the city both the lessors. Whienhaut Bros JOHN He oe Reaiter, 709 Chestaut. -onvenience a fecorated . (Weetmoor), flat, to Don C. Musick race, to T. J. Hoefner, for Carrie and familiar with proverty values.' Wagon Co. and the lessees gp tag on cee fre ~ > ene. | a d, epee’ Phene St IO ¥ OT Sarage. iiret f: ' ; , , a es BEAUTIFUL APT. ABOVE STORES. HN J R ll Chestnut 6323 DELMAR. ii ME ei NP gee ~~ me - ——_r ty 4 i I runt ' rent $70. Hat i i it for Vernor P. Rodgers; 1163 Fdward 1, Hey. | ' ; DE TONTY. ny a -, san | . — H. FAR SH_@ CoO 713 Chestnut -t. at Second fleor east. and thind fleor wee Brookiine Terface and Moorlands side of McPherson avenue, imme. RE ae ee ee oe ne ——a a .... E. Co. ery; nine lotsa were #014 in West- | Reredith Realty Co.. te the Ettrick ip aE a 0B. GRAND $217 s—5 ni eLAMO of Waterman avenue and Skinker REPORT PROPERTY SALES es 2 ean = 4 Murphy * jani- °15% ST 12715—Berween Pi rmocth and EASTGATE #1334 Miehie@n venne, at, ; Be. ~ mteh a vi ee . iaree rooms. decorat . APARTMENT—S5 rooms rter ; Mur. East; aT bere Reality Co. in Parkview % % PF ers fv 910 Gravois av aps erweer 6 ena « Sta Me TwWectore Winge and wife to Arthur) — ™ r— ed % ecmm e ener toe, ON Ren Ter, for James and Catherine | for Charlies R Skinker and others me. beni ee. phy mod cheer ecreened “9% > “e wanda. sleeping EAPTGATE 964 4 leer south; LAF AYETTE ther YY. Keney, fiat, 669 Fillmore, ee JONES BROS. 1071 Arcade ™ é Weetgate, for the Joynet fealty ama Terrace (Weatmoor), new flat, for parlor. William F. Vickery to a client: Lot in Parkview, on the south le bath; adults; 876; 5 reoms breakfast room: see today: agent / . &. BALLER REALTY 0. 20> West on premises from 10 to 12 INGSNIGHWAT. Drive (Westmoor), fiat, to Mra. EL! 4 | | —_ ' ‘ ° lately west of Skinker, for the ! 1105=—Corner spartment ae janitor te $60: adul KE. Ambruster for Revert C. H. Vick. | ; a ~ . bath oun sarier. heat co jan moult DOWLING. a moor Park Subdivision | Realty Co. | | ) = , ; i . =. Sinenes A . a fast room and 2 » , the northwe corne _ eee , m - heat lier. : WATSON-O'ROURKE REALTORS | nt . rs Jo Epica, apaition open — M9) | Guy 2p MOUSAM REALTY co. ; Pr 5 :* ; ¢ _ ~ i oo East == ; futerna tional — Lite |} Bide for the Beredith Realty ©o. to oF ‘a 5 ; : eriook! - — Let pnd 16 x ream | beat eat ‘nniier age The Wateon-O Rourke Realtors John MH. Holmes, represented by , —_ ——_ ee tor, oF a % ae as repert the following sales 3642 \the Watts Realty Co The sale SW \: tele si iti ae rt GENE 1," ALTHETMER, $17 Chestrat.| 22: ATM, = — tuding gon | ete ¢ a ee ; - GRAVOIs Ogg New 4 room afictene OREON E. tfe te HF. GQoerner pores OF OH ¢ lots of the @ : ‘ - Mn dak sachet Fe Dae eaten uA — ver ea 3280. Fore Sad | ern Aap ; -— _— 7 rz 3 sok om the south side of Wy | oo + HU MPI R Is 6400 weet: strictly gg fee >! | tee aerace: 76 ——— YD Keeney: frame SGungelow, 4729 Gown boulevard ita Ellenwood {a © ° ‘ : { EY. he rent to right party. Box .« K-77 “P-D ic > epeartment. In-e-dor bet tenite- Sees Reautiful new apartment. 5 rac Wau: : . —_—— Wl. Gerrrate en‘ive goer ment “er? phy ra ord Teel rT 7 rae in ‘ retab'e *‘enan ‘ os sagging Ph bags ar and to Joseph Knoch. eT ge ; 2 aon or . ne se : om . oon ora — ~»™ome reer: S| =) nant i 7 9) enborsg, frame cot- | ‘ - sy a a : | : on Ma- ’ ‘age, for Mre liwete Kempe to Ar. Po gl een doe: rely ae rae ‘i . | bab ; iS ; =. - ORE: ON ; ark G si OTT, 900 Cheernut B. arphy bed and garage: ) enet of TT TIETJ Ni 22 a . 829 BELT (COR. CATES) to Wilitem G and Kathryn Nebde Ce. t & Beck : ~ four 7 ty gt og way wih 2 EASTGAT ery orner. new , eckman "oom al Ti POO r Li deeo : room etTictency * foe Leonhard on4 Mre, Ackermann. 7 jzxs 729 7 fe a: CORNWELL RE. CO. li? = > oun | tes Mata Sak EBBELER "Real rt : 2, 29? X. Fourth ( 2x “ > x - 4648 Rav. for Jown WW and Anne) CT. RS amen, \YETTE. 8473 —Very desirabie apart O16 SELT AY. ncn ment, 4 roome and sun recom i4eai ic- Four roome afd beth ineciodes beat. EASTOATE. Hartmann to Arthor @. and Par. ’ : enee WW. AFORE OP EP BEAU TIFUL new home of Mr. John B. Hill at ration . hot water and owtelde janitor service. 4, tiful AUG, H. GERLING RFR. CO.. 729 Chestnut | Geor | The en- ho > eae. cae M. H. ROPEMYER «@ | 7266 Crevely Drive, University Hills. THE ¢. M. MW 'DONALD 0, | SELLS 5 BLOCK OF FLATS tire home was furnished and decorated throughout uN H. ABBOTT, Re 709 Chestnut. Fi Ack ePONe 1686-80. a | - i | The Rueh- Gene | Realty Ce. re- by the Interior Decorating Studios of SCRUGGS WcREE. 6130—4 rons | ie roeme. TO = | Porte Newtng sold an entire Dock VANDERVOORT-BARNEY. The furniture, floor- ee er cwe: EUGENE) “ALTEEIMER, ¢ EB, 817 _Chegens, eee’ CO. S24 Chesenat The C. Ww. MeDoneld Real Betata COPeteting of 18 teo-famtic Marea coverings, draperies, shades. linens silverware and and electric, bees jeniter service yee -g- ie = RI S2sts— 4 Too me sae (s wYeporte the @elie of @ fiat at on Ashiond feenne HWedeleteh - oh . , . . nioned CYTRON MORTGAGE CO Olive | hot water « pa gy ny A Feit OL. Vincent avonee for Betiie| Park. tor F Wecw Vangh. senate || china Were selected and supplied by the Vander. aoe Sorta Rc: ~~ —~~———-.0!| so, & SB ROSEYER @ ¢ and Tilly F. RmIth to Pad Stein. to a cient of Herman Zenerne! | voort Studios as was the canvas wall decoration and — ee oT 5s v2. am | de ot 4 for ; on her@er: seven-room brick residences | “Thie firm Alen reporte the wale of wall pa All e EL GENE J LARIMER. S17 Chestaut. | $90. See kacaee KI Sin Reet | Ave 1285 a. eS aoe. at @196 Finney avenue from Mre «@. four-famtiy apartment let at | purer comp etely dev eloped and installed (| MAGNOLIA — Ce THTRMAN — ~O.. 164 3 Oth at. Olive 34. Olive a be Rese Pritenardé te Sara Rabon, and $151 Palm «treet tn MHedeleigh Park | by the Vandervoort Organization. 7; A. rooms: excatlent | eee : @ VReCent lot on Coede avenue north | tq Mire. Rowe Kileer: two Pant fn | — oe — pres becda stoves, ; a —— ‘i x. acai 3 of Cote Brilitante avenue for Mra. 6144 and 5153 Palm street to Davia | | ps soar aheat Crt 4 ; — ee So. i i Bi | : a! © 4. a0 te 26 4. 4928 3 . ij $538 SO. RIE Re, Pe ee Oe *

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ba cast ae Ses " y oe By, Mae « i ’ ral : roo aes | * a ee . ‘ Me . se 2 a od tga eas Pg a, os 4 Z — . ‘ __{¢2) | w uick Mea! 6511 Del CONST _CO.. Main 412 ! - fas, heat FL EGON—Th and — gpemieffi- ment, will hg ‘ 7] _CO.. 2407 N. B' way. ond ae 4411 Forest Park—Sec- renal "al for 2-year ee campall mah $82 56 DE . amar Cabany 2953. _ 4124. rifice i mon the. oes wm mae “4 aie four rooms: %-cor ga- | , Murphy an rill” pus” a god i — 203° ideal B- “Foon | of rep: $55, north: 4 large rooms: open r Central 4996. i MUN PARK—PTU RE JR BADR Parkview 3299 ay || 1208 EU rage: rental $732. | “Ethane 7 a oat ee oo oy Nr cea disttic ¢. met | OREGON _ & RG. scart 800 Chestnut. ota remaiaia ee: south side : the | Just wen ad al hoe gy moet RY oom t., ~ cy. $40. “Apiy BLIO S, N i efficien- 901 eonee staan” Fir a 500. van FOREST P, fo , n MELE . im this ¢ reduced rent nker r ready t ; BUCKIN ONCORDIA — ; . lar ae Bae ion aha 3d a . Rae RLETON eam 5 FE esysns = _— Wher PINE a Bing = exeelien! service sr _—- | dining wellTacranged sunnbom. ving room, | = room efficiascee RT. 49 o— Ant, 20 : i rental sane, Break tast ty . e : . * ‘ ; a 44097 pone ea trricl KCYAPARTMEN) K-) 100 N. Bt RODEMYER & CO." MAtsioW ee REAL B@TATE CO. exceptional e, ledndry dryer. Murpiy |). o- Family Building | tate sie saabecen ge | re hs alee s am _ he ms: ho er + TS, | N. 8th. Che Bt ures, ine paed rear avartment® ev McPHE . FURBST a jJanite a arnt | =—— Main 4124. stnut st. ke reservati First fl eane CLARA. 775 every convenience. RESON — rour- Mar borough” 4542-4" intone TIO TERY ‘DA’ DAY UNTIL 9316 SAVOY COUR rage saaia ; -room apt.; EUGENE. J. Al. THEIMER, R17 CPeeinut. ranged ropms fore Bie ‘arge a a reoene. with {Elizabeth A i ‘Price efficiency . nto waa : R-ftoom apasiments’ a S CALL DELMAK 5872. | (JUST T WE sala Inquire downstairs. fe) NEW Git clon, With overt paodane teneeee eee | See Sere nt porch: alse large rear | || 7 OES 008. ‘ choice ae men ts mE _ fee), op NORTH OF DELMAR.) mg LIN 4 ,; e) é APARTMENTS ceptional bath and sho convenience: ex- | See owner or } neatly furnished: garage. | | 001 AMHERST — Two-fami! | Forest ¥ iret a , ” 43" nd-floor front cor- | c} our full-sized rooms and la . WIL LIA MS ehA Chamnun low rent c white enamel wer. incinerator. | CLA ani roperty plex; 6 and 6 Neng ? ow ; a front! ney distan ont ee riciency; completely fur- | closet; two beds giving B-rocgp. efficiency, 3. 7 Chestnut. Olive 2713 : abanne and Goodfellow ; Murphy beds, ‘eee with Lorain regulator. of take (Valentino Apts.)—Account ! $21 .500. Price | e Sart Seon ohace Sigmatel, AE Un rlnd Ea’ "haat eee: | "ERPMPRTI RL, GERI ems, un (gether fer, cigs arin aw eh Tluding cedar | rrinieg™pipta, setre to whet || "Samal venient sine 73 tx n- | “RR E A a n e bath, m ca ture perso at; st FOR EAL ber kta POlive 38K; tansger cn | SOUTHWOOD. 6299-274 roomer Isto Pi eee service Beat, SOhitar Service "tic. Seeorate toa | AEB’ ©¢ PF S904 8. Rowebory rar ie, | Per'month. Koc" 308 Panne Seed bee? || he” cttnees to ssc as “ IRSYTHE, "2 So ssasiiiiaaationn | 2d floof. tt ‘ 90." ms, list or R eur — in ction. —————!¢) tees ; J i ‘tures; lot 1x1 | | geraxe, nk room wie se a parler. Murphy | 94 reiceratonsy ea “farnishe gas stoves LOWAS fl. east, $75: a Genes a east, cad ARDERYON: Secu BU ERMANN, MARNE APT. c DELMAR, 4325—Ni (cL) | |! s400 tomy $3750. See this “ae. | o ) ‘ rev ma : ic) | RP. 50. _go0a. ‘Chouteau. a + % N a egere ne ee Kets {MODORE y attractive efficiency DELMAR, = duitg; copveniences, _ + ck garage. Price rea | tric: | renee ¥ ode is z 1091. WEST PIN 7 (e) ment: newly decorated. apart- 4. 5— Beautifull hed sonable. ) ; a oper til) iz. ie? pre “hes 1 “Genitor = om die or TWOOD, 6337—3a fh. 5 rooms and Po a cberiment. Snauire fire” four- lan ‘een 0318, PERSHSG 4 (Sais apnene aoe "Tocutenaa DELeAn tone come. aduits, best cls ase. | 711 LELAND — e 5 and | GRAND, 37454. —b5 re bath. elec: lt tion, Yt td Skinker and eu er" loca- wie; rst Be ficiency: iscludes ‘eas and and 5 room | Cabany 6640. reasonable rental. Manage er. keeping rota Reeteey fitted house. | rooms; lot : rental $228" i . hot-water heat: $55. G06 ODFELT TOR F057 =~ Main 4390 4389J. (co) : IN E & "TR. G. SCOTT. 800 rooms and “sun on * east: six | calls: beautiful lobby e ning telephone = ——| DELMAR. 525) | 1077 8. TAYLOR—Single a > ' 70 Chestnut. | _Tate. $115: will a nd very modern in | 5250—-s; sie. 4 and 5 | of our apartmen: ‘Get settled Tan Pai 9—4 poneeng sun parior. { 239 Ms ; WE ee respect. Call and v Forest 9100. | | New A - light furnished mall modern ey ' rooms; lot 252125: price $9500. | GRAND 2836 X.— ore oro: 67 Bo x ie 5 prion fall: rent 3/9 6 outhwood Avy. EST PINE 4115—6 and 8 re = 108 H. RODEMYEK & | Fog assador Apts. apartment: private bath. | | 1522-24 CHOUTEAU — 4-fami! 7) REALTY co. oTS. ADI. EY 4 . 4 & ~24 floor west. 4 rms. 5 rooms, eun parlor, reve aa: newly decorated: Bi. | apart. | N. 8th. Main, “4124. 420% LINDELL BL. | DELMAR. 6217 (e2) | || and 1 store, 4 rooms pone filet | A Be ie | preakfast room, ption hall, or service. Inauire eat and 3 and S Room Ef glass be —3d floor east: Price bath. || |GHKAND. 1723 N 21 é unusually attractive ton. ekex 4 4906 Washin ~~ Exee tionallv A me ficiency ouple to shar high- $11,500. A. , “AL! IMER. $17 Chestnut. | Ment apart:| 0". ,Keve 4113A West Pine. Phone ~ ptionaliy ttractive ll Fvery Be Ice, Gas and Electric Light. | | —7e@ti—_only dest a nae epart-| | 4988 REBER PLACE—4-f soe pone ue .. ; P4830 floor west: five - (c83* | Six-Room A 1B rvice of the Highest Class. EL. 56xx—Fu i_references.__ | | 3 roomea amily fiat. | aM a CLAUD ie SUBLEAS oom Apartment ents $65 to $100. Furnished 4- | and ettcheneties lot | — Saadin “TSW, ie Pera tT gO chestnut.| 6318 rn 4953 WEST PINE | 310 Skinker Rd __| | and “ocation’ of apartment. "Manager apartment. chower beth al conten: || tee Price 915,000 Se ae : ia ‘ 8 e wae" - . r ' ‘en- | f, $5375 rooms. beautiful | Wem of Southwood Avenue see eee a AS rARiOR. oon LeG j a OREON E. . aser | | EUCLID. 1180-8 a : iit W | melecurte. fiat rooms. bath. ae Be ; sun parlor. these ; t, hot water, ana to 2 baths. ‘nae yo g eg mn lease Fora rd of adres apartment: suh . irand Jones, Ine | sa & R. G. SCOTT Weis complete. = B- tH ager sicent-Bell DB. REXNAN W ‘ part ) , | decorat 9 rw rd o , Cc FURNISHED A — (¢ | ORBON'E rent Is right.- SR-WATSON REALTY Co. | view Ki , anh. Car garage. Phone Park: AUDE F. Re Tee or address Realtors, 102 N. 7th St — hestnut St. heat, phone. } APARS rooms, | |; i St Louis’ : HARPER. 3203-—6- ; : : R. ‘ : Olive 2050. | pectatment ark | _ Maty 506. ie ot — 892. | ARAR DENT So. cavms.||| St. Louis’ Leading Realto || Fair Grounds rhe di — “GRAND-OLIVE “OTT. 800 Chestes ft live 2050.) SUBLET Oxford Apartment. 52 cg __108 N, 8th st. (c55_ DELI ; ADELAIDE CHOICE . ay rs EBERT. Ta06 efficiency: , , Beautiful new 4 d compl TMENT—3 . Olive 8621. HEBERT. 1108— gas and a h | _ room! L ; reasonable | one Forest 3340 fo parior. Janitor service: on | > aaa and 5 rooms, m mplete;, convenie rooms, ‘ 2 OR aC ENE ine wr 40 for apnoin'men MULLIN-W y $45. 4 V AT ARTMENTS /second and thi odern, | 371 nees; adults. F i EON E. & R. 7% "apa0—New, three-room effi- (SYRACU SE. 702—2 rooms: in- ye ye op WHITTIER 83 aL AL ALTERS. REALTY co. | Opposite ereat Perk w mie . desirable leantion sae: eee fr - creat | | — TT. pegpabie. st floor north: 52 N.—First flo rae —West of Skinker — i - ving and : ED APARTMENT— : —* - apt. ; papeeetul rooms. | F I. EPSTEIN & sON. 617. Chestn t « ORRON ee ar bath: £70 70 wdmewes | penatites _ coca nem aes Sergey bee: Smeg ae a oe 3874 WV. — saaidiaome = sate “Ae Central 62) ri coRNWE VELL RB AS’ Gat Jan rvice. (c7) | SYRACUSE, 706—4 but *\._ | Rent Reduced: Wi Perr AN Cheeton- | many floor plugs. Frigidaire refrigeration, WEISELS-GERHART RE - Capany | SiDDLE HAMIL #4, CU : i morth: of ~ rooms, 3d fio uced; Was $90 : plugs. Frigidaire refrigeratio AL ESTATE Co., | FURNISHED (c) ILE, 806—Three f asi ent STON. 5256—5 rooms. , §766- a west: em, 5 iy ‘et. Open. a or deen Rosedale: 5 iéaeted ae S82 50. i— = oma garhae. open a Fighth _aad Chestnut ste. share newly ee nS hae to electric: open: 8 ine large rooms: itor a ec. Ope (cI —— 6 Cc roome: a. 3 | ‘ Lose ; am —— EP He = . . room A [oO TIETIENK. 7 oat ‘oor be "1680+ li decorate to quit. | SYRACUSE. 769— ps et Chestent “s | RWER TE Oe service. | FRANCTs- “PERRY: RUTH. 110 WN. Tth &St 1 M ” peers . Apt. 1 406. Address S488 Delmer she CARR. 1635—Two 4- fla oot aga oat mtr one nut » ew ue peace CO., Olive ve F | Pac gy gg th any 23 BA =oome. screened | Looking for one? Phone * - i 6872. | 1: PARKLEIG room. dining room. k mon arge jiv- | ©. are t —. including a sun parlor. ‘This | OLIVE. 3707-——* and et 1s; SIP ‘J L oy . IST KENNERLY S0a2—S : -— we 7S y a 16 man saes-5t Hamilton, — CORNER _ ice apartment; Oo rooms. | OREON F& er ee aia ae ae ie colonnedes. wt ye Pe acon bel on a “GRANT-BELL REALTY CoO., | Nae gg om typ seeking: apartments | apartments. $12 ~— OF EVANS. 3507—4 ‘aoa $24. Appi alae 2 ° ‘ mant, | EUGENE J. ee a we Sa —6 rooms, new y decorat- a room 5260—3a floor west: modern EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER. £17 | 7D - 722 Chestnut ss.” | Walnecoting in wells, lenied “ajanewa, Sie | OLE. S70e-2 ame St | son KAMP. Olive abt e (e) KIMBERLY. S10TA- D. Bi aye wy een : rooms and sieeping rch: ae. #17 Chestnut. | eid iinations, and, in fact evervth' + free light, h gas; tak " ° x . y : nO. HA at TON” jo Che : TWIP IAMS. 706 Chest- heds : porch; two in-a- | a oan | e | P ‘} | in.a $250 . everything found “7': take children. FINE REALTY : rooms. sun nena + Olive. *13. (oRO) | SCHWENI garage nest (* ‘Room: A: un ar oe a apartment. with tha exception — aa (c65) M CURRY gr ES. B alt ana be - wiiecond floor. A a ta | nt pny RE — oe Chestnut. da. eae ot wonderfu! partment | a oe south of Wasah- | spection. ‘See seems apartments open for in- oo BS ye og floor west: 4 rooms: ORPOX F 7H, & et 4 NS, rooms: y >¢ mar, © ‘Parlor, in-a-d ; : : neue oms; modern: 3-fam)!! 0 a ngton Tniversity. ANLEY - : - ROO Cheetrut HAMILTON. @10—=Gor. Washi hair deco iets, “SOK. | WASHTN NGTON 6126-64 he | ad cigead tenants rarer oo new apartments in exclusive 10" ange NEY EPSTE S12 _Cheesnut-—_ | Thousekeeping’ ideat arrangement, of un. FOURTEENTH, 019 X.—O roome and tol Mive 4 ngton; (c83) ‘ rooms ARFF. 1199 Pi e cation. — 1 : ideal arrangement: or un- M 34 fieor north; - janitor servics DR 52) JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Fiv ine st. 6249 N att furnished: reasonable ee ISSISSIPFY VALLEY TRUST 8 + 999; concess ; ol 262 ist floor west: 5 | ~ 2! Chestnut. 'rlve “sen ‘ | orthwood. second floor. . ona die. (8) CO, HANLEY RD ; s. oe = cis-P any RUTH. 110° S65, open. | r. Coline & seleeat Maan Sanit “pervsce: fe sees he ra 2 o Sun Parlors | ro | rooma, ‘." aes pag Oo gare = 7 Hi Apartments for Lease eK a ae sae 4 FRANKLIN, 2715%4—3 soy -7 > iipace, bath. cect S rooms: far- ——Beautiful ", _ (Wrdown Fo Tae $80. Cabany 6933R P eerysce: | eee a ake or east; excep- | only second f1 gg nO mnl | |b 72 2 . nished or sell che yO on ‘| LA cil heat and uber G-room ' apartmentamm seer E etsi_For jeune, 2 new- | WASHINOTON * eee ge JOHN § RUAKE & BRI. 815 Chestnut | occupancy. Sets aathon wilt adh ds ae | ee p taondihy ORSYTHE | PERSHING, 5916 — a Pi HERMAN Be ood a “lower \BADIE s000a— 7 nice large corner own 860%. mareieg apartments. 4 ior pervice,| apartment, @if} mhiny and vate Sg rr 7 RO de fates IA) porch.., > Oa Sorter, Soaplie ments: jarge 3-room efficiency: onl b. Real GOTTLIEB & CO cee. 3721—5 roo floor. 6 ree . | coor... fe) janitor : reduced t. O68: Gee my a beat. sits ta, OMS, $80 gee dahon second floor: 4 rooms. 3 including electricity for coking” poe awtre ior 4 th. Olive 547. (cd2) | $45. me, with bath; garage: ® ~ oie te] ' q . =z. j . ~ i " . | y 7 ~ , ins, mc oo ae nice -RSHY SC Seater a ake Chestnut, re. ert Spore rooms. second feer: | — om efficiency | | son WATERMAN AVENUE Pree sacl aap : me . pas flat: bath and gee rooms bath. gocond | oa | n ; ’ 6—Second % | janitor servi eat and ai six rooms: open. ~ ore x pt newly fur- ' BENJ. MU : gas, electric ‘ rooms and r ly 4 | , ; nished: ail SHLIN REAL Post- : Box D- a eee (yeas a : S-PER aan oo garane iemagt will show. Sarena’ ‘bed: WAT HAUSCHULTE R. E. Con 2408 N. — | : Sheridan Apartment | 2935 LINDELL BLVD clency., consisting of” iiving — — _219 B tricity pant ap Mle warn bath, elec- i Four rooms; sun parlor. Jil TAYLOR. 14 2#—6 (2) fiat. HERMA) NB. peoeere upper $22.50. live #8150. ; ; INTERDRIVE, 717—3-7 “14 ch newt =n Ae Foam o. G01 Chestnut | WASHINGTON COURT. 5602—Weet 600 Rm ee gt my ie i's CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST. ||| “ment for lease. furnished apart. | Realtors. 107 N. Ft. Olive | J a Go; p. Pers and sun “er Sages 4 Re | a A . finished oak; ejuding sun nn Ry Bann rooms. in- APARTMEN ||| $65, See ymanager at buffding. if 719 Chestnut Street. ||| VALENTINO APT.—No. 206; a8) ae ae 1432 N.—4, rooms. bath. an and x iNtRED RINE Fas tC ~~ «EDW. R. EDDINS. - |OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. ey | 412 N. Union (Cheste ENTS ||{ Oreon E. & R. G. Scott. 800 Chestnut | PSS SS || $80. "Apply apartment offies furnished; | 814 Chestnut Fay ane ac ong | : = i243 8S. WARSHINGT > 1 “hesterfie! — x apartment office, 605 Clara |G : : £ tion G-rocts pattment, ie’ fine ; = Pee > oe ee tte OB, pe gg Trang gig ye bathe. $135 00 | PE J = WASHINGTON, 4271—Nice S-room efi sMleciic. eth; Sensanatle Altes , “| . e: , DEDER. oe aor. jeniter gery perv service. otulitine: SS a pice order; new ina, BL: 6 gooms and sun é | od BRSHING APARTMENT CHEAP REN m1 9, | ciency. furnished: $70. See Santer. "7m = LEONARD 112 seanete = aa a7 are A ae Ms. 50 815A . Chestnut | st. y E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnu J. M. LEVI & CO., owen’! 120 0 | SHING. 5386—Ant. 101, 102 WASHINGTON. $625—3 - on $ t. | 109 N. tth. Main 2008 __ Pershing. 5399— South ann rooms. _ rernianes th. electric. $25. FUGENE. pom) ; ut lef?) 4461 {uneten bo WASHINGTON BI... "ee . _MAin £005 | §899—Anpt. 204. 103: ‘ust outh Side Pershing, West of Unios partment: heat. electric THEIME *heet J. A LINTON. 2030—2 4 | oes - heat. Funsten)—viveroom m efti- apartment: 6 large room 2 aun parlors” “Claridge” A | titer | yn ye eve Hotel: 4 rooms. beau- Also Northwest Corner of &., : WASHINGTON, 5897—3d f! ail —r WARKE. a oer! —. = wa a. reoms. electric. maa. , NDERSOR-BROCRY BU ERA AW aD remit ge | SR ExRISH'E ce eEs cheinut sh. | > oats SSPE pis. | Sab Saver acines: S cance mega: || PLAZA DRIVE APTS. |} shel, ect a Sree | saocgtaet or alee euitabie ogee? LINTON. 4345—4-r00m, modern : : ERS RE OR fig 7 hestnut st. | 7 ro, er Clara w _| proof build eetri nad : e - ’ pene & ae ti = a 729-—Tw | Main 2686. 4 7 roome and @un parlor. 2 he ap ygem avs; | tive Be egg Allama | ovarer. Atrae- $75.00, $80.00 and $85.00 nished 9-ryom apartment. t Week” aye HY Wikleene Be, Dare, arage: vacant Oct. st. 10: adults. r 709 | I 6 reoms, 3-room efficic WASHINGTON > inspection: decorat 8. open for § ayie e Forest Park: a verv | ’ a phone Oliva 384" ALTY CO.. Cent. 1370. , il ae NTERDRIVE 2 Soom, Evo efficiency\ -eainn pap gy ae floor fast: i. | aitene Paced gets to suit. Particulars quiet and comfortable piace. - with heat and | Pal Socned one Third Floors ; WATERMAN. 5270—Lease first floor, 5 ye DFAS ‘Nae: oe a 4013—3 = aS ms, sun parlor. a ¢ nt: either fur-| third floor west : orate a c83' Mo CIrRRY G = orest 1994. |' - ms, 6-Room Eff€riency. rooms; every con : r. ertrut PM er snferninbed ful cas an; eic.| newly decorated.” Foren, Toate ee FINE APARTMENT | Y_GILPS RCO. 8477 Delmar. |] Tt," Floor, ‘Phone Fores wieney. Il! Niched. ‘Benton 26330, rope: 1922 —§ ome, bath. elee.; $35; 50: open. tive 1888. } ) HALLDR R. CO., 807 or|M. CURRY GILES R. CO., 5477 Det | 6501 § . r. one Forest 4457. WESTMINSTER, 41° ~ : . 5426— wnat Chestnut. hie mar. an Bonita; beautify! mod 5 ad Each apartment occupi . aoe EAL. Ce th Papin, 1p : | ply meg 5 ert oLAMae NT A ARTM ENTS” 916 Laurie | WASHINGTON BL. 49357 03 (2) | partment of seven ie. ew gy modern — 04 Kingsbury Ct. || floor space of each building. eee: MIAHED. “2 dnidendiemian Y. FUR- RRO ete er $25. x ULIAN 8004-34 Olive 2713 ” $8 ¥: ae living _inemniahway? “yA. 1 oe — = DALY-McCABE R mosan Rg oe mmny | nay ¢ ARH fio’ had geen age! PL. —— ao Ey =” ee WEATMINSTER PL. Cone Bea _{¢) SHERIDAN gta A~-4 anges: x won 3 ful floor. 7 large tea CLIAN ai ight and airy: $70: 3d | WEISELS-GE Pages nay 4 GIN order; very reasonzal , | ‘ery apartment h 2 . 4-ROOM c potlet. bath: rent $23. : —j} orn. Sey abartment: ] my S.4 kh. G. art 2 = Chestnut Eight ERHART P.. o.. 7-29 N. Union bl.. 1st floor si 6 | for inspection. a, oe first-class condition Ll a = CTENCY, $42.50 SEMI-MONTHLY. (ce) —o ame N.—-First floor 4 ° P ie | REASON KAA Te ntnn “3 “$14 00: low Wi 6805 WASHINGTON BL large. —o two baths; further particu- | A pe L. BAKEWELL. | OREON E & R G SCOTT pale >? lh args they cely furnished ef- TWE oe eer . 33 Pes . tile 5852 Saas ; ———— pu ve! 27 13. _ (80) wore ‘ . w ‘th. Olive 6555 . ° oe ld wa rtment. in-a-dor bed, hot and “SECO 131 er rooms. é ‘ New 4-family, 2 AN. “@BPAGE. b445— : Very attractive anart ANSTRATH REALTY CO mae 800 Ch cold water; very reasonable. £ er: cheap frent._ x. clen ‘y¥, “a west, 5- room ae pags. includes 2 bed-| side r artment: 7 large out- Florissant See Pt ia estnut St. WA os [OR AS, {, atd, Shower bat SR ders. 3-4 — Form Ibe"porel Ma:phy bed” aide drive to earare ae aden |: a ee UNUSUAL | aij ° MAURETANTA abet AS? come crlactric. 985. | Matric, leundry. aarage = “ieh n ne TR iio ‘im, 3- 1G . | , Ais IU 4 | anaemia KA math steam heating plant: 368 50 partments; ples, $50, with hoes: | Wathinate ns wey pee R. 817 Chestnut. (erent et al D pe ane | | Six-room apartment with 9 | ont — Bin ng a vas and forme: rent 4 bath and elec; MAPriTT. 4°23A—5 rooms. oe £ _FUETCHER ae ee : : on AY. Lindell). Suit nh : Ae4 V | t} A ete: includes gas and elect . R x "200 N. &. HARRIS REALTY CO. EE coo ont; taree | ——~.trher @ partments | with 2 end thing al 8 iS) ‘baths, overlooking exclus a en Ino S. also heat and rat water. Call —_ ice; —. a! aes REALTY Co. IDEN E. 2227-2 “a KIN sf Main 5509, k close *Penurches, cars, | 3 80d 4 room F KINGSHIGHWAY. | | Argyle Place. ache. available in gxclusive | Kingsbury caer | anaes Seo: mea in_2515. (62) | A fut v3 NGSBURY. 6608—4 rooms. su roa So: 28 floor west. “FOBBE!.E | Toom efficiency, with — 4 and 5 canvaseed walls. eS ee ee | esoury place. Only $135 605 CLARA AVE. M. | RODEMYER & CO., 91 e at R ad HOUSE. af ates Fo ‘abany 7923. oo. 100. Fourth. (c53x4 | bath. Murphy bed. steam heat, janitor BANISTER R. E. 00. Mgin 444. (c53x) per month. Chesterfield Apart. FACING BEAUTIFUL .-—-— sie 109 N. 8th. | s0 at © &.. 26 gas Saeeew: Ute te ; bd $7905 rooms. | BL. 82123 — apartment, 4 | Washitig fic; $87.50 to $75. tip : ment, 412 N Union. J. M. WASHINGTON TERRACE YORKLFIGH EFFICIENCIES | fico “StaNtey Epstein, on. first, MARGARETTA 410 _w— af ae a3 ar : oT? v ‘4 + . -}- % . . FY BAILEY 200 O'Fallon Park. HAUBCHU tie hk. : t oor. ? 2 yee ope LAN, —e Sa —— Far .N TG ; e our || § 3 RIX GRRE i | jocation: rent ree nae porch : apa riment:, 81 oo. 7-room sa oe 3064 WASHINGTON BL. weed ay & — a, tees | Manager aan ment COMMODORE BEXTON, 1801 ropms, bath sah 3 Sonne "24 a (O.. Agt. ; 2 18 .. 4915 De west of Grand bl 3-5 bed u- . ' ) 5540 PERSHING 2636. 5 , , : _coveny sean’ ° —_ . 5667 — ; ¥ eee | , leebo _ ‘TH Rete rraelihs a3 sn | . 5567—A; > ree 5 reome| ss te pager mes e. beautifu at wttictency includes gag, and electric: afi felneke — i x. trance OREON E . to "BOO ook omy - fe eee ne wl eat mr _—— rooms, r JOuUN 3 rea lectric. ied “4 DB enillied ail $0 ode (el) men ur z bes Sted dell 4281. er n- | : | 4. T | incomin i ce; also RO., 8 | ~ © | Sina. =-- vs % auartment,; agp meen , ‘ iently 1} = FJ. © ELI | - T | a telephone calle; furnt : — |) IN 1439 n.—3 rooina A 7. — er oe. oe y rent. .. WATERMAN. | apni 2 eat. . RODEMYER & CL, > , oa. > .. } Pie ) : . ni . - . “” oman a Koa Fete fie: ae amen: al ap] Commodore ppc vp OY 5673—4-room stickenay | 224 and 6 room apartment. Includes heat 7 Large Rooms—?2 Baths | Il eee every efening until 0 e'dock, or |i rooms: eer, ‘nartfrent ao “all owslde | $22.66, decorated: aiiuite: stg pcg ey ey OS ENN &” ned ~ apart- apartment. first floor; lendid loca- | °°, reasonable. Apar : - Nil oe r ii summer rs: see-these 80 , ' , ; : BEA effic ‘ a en spien oca partments in first-class | |} }| DRone Delmar 5872 for reservati : apartments todav: a CLEARY. h a 59 Kinesb vt aoa APARTMENT. ~ ludes ice. electric o~4 only al coayontont £0 car and bus lines: condition. See fanitor. 4 bedrooms, craftex decoration, WY REN , . ond. || | call na ny 4586 or 4587. oF on premises, (Fr FINE ature rooms. electric: PEN . saan ofGo : bh and SE EB yg co... | ’ weil arranged rooms. which wii! be — “~~ only half. biock } a i a | rooms and sun nerlor: far north 2 5 rooms and sun perior | reon E. & - e. S-feom Us ry it I or address etc: , ss, 4 part- ; $82.50. ma as, $) rvoms, A e Je ' i ii ; se r % t . ” } OR” REN ‘southern exposure; hot-water) LIN YCOLN APTS || pe Rietantly decorated with crattex, i tt Bie “the WHsTaATE | FARTER. | 4 a bosetssion can ATF. 867—Nice 4-room epeartm — ~ iH - i APARTMENTS F New 4. Rhom Apartmenté4 vi ‘oehuer “— Bh an dngagge roa «gen excelfent ar mer | FRANK LEE H HALL 1 | ae WELLS. 5520A—3 rooms, | dath, electria, Latest erran - } Interna sate WESTGA WASHIN P Deri 924 the roms. bath. ali now. | CYTRON MORTGAGE CO. Olive geno Pa ius APARTMENTS Ke - 4-6-room siikner: newly ¢ I | peaene: Ben APA ETMENT—Cometete’ 4 fies pace ‘ rood APLE : eca u j chean printed Li ir i RrIT R02 (> REALTY agra | WESTGATE, 757——Choice }-room apa Five rooms, Oveunroom, file bath, heat rated; including ice. electricity for ' and sublet Gren a = a awe Musical “Wants”— , i-—5 reoms. sun parlor 3 EC ote. <vatiabio knmediately ~~ porch, | tummished: second 1 70. een fi Parataees aulimited |jj/ | SHAW S101——Breaantly fursiched 2 : ping norch:; —s——4 rooms. W : furnishe room 9807 —"* Punaait be newly | WReRITE Pk MRS 2 "4015 Delmar” ‘tumaished. thie sunrood tie bath, heat ’ | nished: overlook! Ganeat ef | eae: use of kitchen: couple only: refer- mere than the THREE other ON OR wie %63—3d floor north: The above include outside janitor serv- ll] elevator service. estmoreland Tra Pgh * SS) $t. Lewis newspa 141 ae * co., rent $90. sun parlor: verv desirabdte: lige, | Room offers a splendid diver at | pers combined. . FE an. o. scorr.s0aun Ds REALTY, 0... |1\ 2pm | — . Main 5509. = = FURNISHED APARTMENTS—$42 to $46 } monthly. Office. 1901 McCausland. icl) ’ esate ? _ Olive 3383 ‘ - ~- -

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—_—s = engin Pate Bagge nhl i Aes yom " " 7 * sd - > . 2 : a .6* “4 aad ‘ ees i. J toy Ste Mito eR oo 7 Pe aN . ere SN GR C= onli RE ee wpe. 6 — ” ” tones Se ee Ce aaa ee itil NR an * + 2 a . al ed a > ip P , + aa ath. iatin- i hot-water : hardwood fleors. le ‘bath $45. “all A. W ORERMETER Foree _56 SCANLON PL 4010—4 rooms ba th an elect rt tc fortiebet: reaenng>jie , DD ING 4702—4 rooma. coal and eier- furn -_HT an fe family. (e¢} .* renga. ba th. SPAi trig Dar h. ie} fet: arren 3 roome with tofiet attic room: $15. CHERTNER REALTY CO. 5739 _ Cabany 9131. _ OFALLON PARK DISTRICT New fiat, 4416 Fiories pl.; modern 4- bath. garage: GER, a Easton. rooms and garage. PAPTX ‘X_@ TONTRIP , 626 Chestnut s ‘€} 5335—Mod@ern flat: 5 rooms and reasonable rent iT) TREK. 4 4981-——-Corner N. Kingsh'eca ear Bic Lis. db! gn at on fecthon rooms ‘arce heat hardwnod floors re newts decora:- Cali nreet t 47 2 oM M eT 10i16—Two 1900—4 rooms and ; Dath. electric. ker 4ownetai-s __ cl) FINKMAN. 4921. 600 sowih Kingshigh wey —~6-room modern, gecond floor: vacant Nor. 1: $35 ‘@) flats. PLEASANT ua ‘ BROADWAY. we 6j-room Sas WA AGNER Pr , poseibie. improre- furnace he 4424 Rosalie 1805—7 rooms “WEST ST. LOLIS FU.AD 4157—5 rooms and ° aman ROC MS, , $22.50 poe- Sarah’ and_ Easton cat Te * ula. new WIL . Jame 341323 13aA—Xew. m mod lern: . > + ; ; fresion _ ern: xa- : JOHN 8. BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestau — nee. Pe 2911 ADmer. " FLAD. 3043—Raewlent aoe > room fixe -3938A WEST FLORISSANT NEW FLATS JOHN DOGKERY & SON 1015 Chestnu: 2 of 4 reoms ‘en@ beth heat and elec- IN HE HEDGLEIGH PARK ‘ FiAT—4 rooms: all cufveniences. Vic - furn ‘he 23-63 Palm me. 5 $65. per ——_ MARIS, a F Fat —5 pam = iciency. heat furnished 8-22 Chemical Bidg. reasonable. Grand 1807W. (c62) FLaT—3 large rooms basenrent eer ‘atural Bridge NEW FLATS __& oH BURNS. 1105 Chestnut. _fe $23. Box D-2498 Post-Dispatch 4573-75 POPE AY. SN | PLAT —8 Gent seems. heat. Meet. Shoe 4 rooms, sieeping porch. hardwood floors oo2 23 HIE BER T ‘facntehed emplered coupe Cai i. etc. Rep (MARS PLACE) tile bath, steam “~~ Seengee, day. 2137A 8S. Jeffersen St NROOM See this wonderful Tire resentative at flat ko’: AND N-STOCKE. Bt: ERMAXN. GARAGE. - onan CHEROKEE ST. ROR Chestn m flat today You wil! ‘ enjey its completeness and VICTOR fome aualities. Slat Ese iful ecwrner. modern five Uetai ana a wooderful rooms. breakfast room. het- water hea:. WAGNER-GRANT-BELL REALTY co. se21 lower sunroom. ev a a ree furnace : TRUST CO as 5 yarc. eo Northwest ABNER PL... 3433-—Fiat. 3 rooms. bat: rn adyits. or 66w. Tv ARLINGTON. 2522——4-room efficiency rty burt BEACON, eS PEACON. 5444A-——Flat: north. motorn: | 7 wood floors: tile Vittor 1642. eT heat DETERRING AGENCY. 3627 Gravroi« rr —- yoru 5-reom a~ oi hot-water heat: garage. | Rewlv derorat ‘Thome , oe td A . ae 5° we oat’. ee. ; dat. hea’ ee new throughout. __Steam beet oven fe} NAERT. “3220 Meramec. Riverside 3414. BRANOCOXIER, , $8514 rooms and kitch- ALFRED. 3105 S—Flalt. 3 rooms. s. first 10cm tion fieor: cas apd Meee, ady! is. electric. ALFRED, 3 pert Toor $5 _warage: $65; Missouri and Ann. ic7! FPLAT—Gha®'’s Garten Addition, corner to Otive T22 Chestnut. : Maiery and Russell: new upper scouth = a + nm TT furpicure.ren{_reasonahie Se Ss ae get pee. Santen, 5264—3 rooms, bath. Gente. South Fi. AT cess: tneee soem. (7) aACCOMAC. 2618—five romp bath. fur-| erery t: will consider "ace. ern. modern in -ase ELMER J. A. “HNEIDER 54527A Gravois. ki \verside 3240 FOLSOM 348i18a—3 rooms _ bath : FOLSOM. a rooms. hardwood ¢ Sisom. AULKINS. 4553—3 rooms: everrthing mo/!- ern; 4-room efficiency: aduits c) MLASK A. 5044A—Beautiful 5 rooms. vs 7 at. ‘comnecting »- was; ine cleat ric, - » Goes € l 50. VELEN. 3245—6 rooms. bath and faa mace rent CO.. 801 Chestzut. a eae’ nut. ALFR: Chestn yt G . 5010aA—6 rooms. ——— ARSENAL. 38xx1—* prer flat: hot- tc) water heat. wes ire "387 4 Arsenal i? GARFIELD. 58164—5 rooms. modern. pated througheut, open oo 6 : ARSENAL. 1947 a rooms. «arage: al! GA 5802-—Pour rooms. hardwood ARSENAL. (38084 pth. floors, tile bath: new flate: 2d floor: Water —S rome heat: garage: Forest ARSENAL. 4720A—N ew oppeosi GIBSON 4514—6 rooms. modern through- out, $60 “ 455i—New modem 5 Grand TSS6W JjoJ36—ivur rooms GIBSON. rooms $45 c) modern 3464A—Mocern. haréweod ficors tle Death wrn. 5 roome Central 2173. J mi > 4 _ | | oS the baths. het air . sleepine porches: GOETHE. 5015—Beautit 5-reom ne strictly modern: adits. GRACE, 34324—3 large. — con venien! it GRACE S4- 7 ‘let . water heat. mard convenient oca tion Phone Cabany 9138 GRAND. 33406 -*#—3 ae bath. elec- tric, clean. Inguire 33: Leovisiana. GRAND 4746 S —-Modern 4-roeom fiat: in- a-dor Murphy beac io) GRAND 5516 5 4 reoms, semen mod- ern. Call Riverside S385 GRAND, 3944 3.—4 or 6 beautiful reoms. first floor. dath, electric furnace. GRAND iarere. beaut! fu! rooms hardwood fipors: all conven ideal location reagona.:¢ WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut Olive 2477 GRATIOT, 4044A—)j rooms. ers" bright roeme ENICK | “> INV. co. 2723—4 rooms. beth and hot- Sete Saath, nut. and bath ARSENAL. 26-—6 rooms, bath. furnace uite pew! ’ Se. 3ec0—F iat: 4 conveniences. Inguire > Sa) ANDERSON-STOCKE-BUERMAXN. ARSENAL SEI New: BOR Cheet as400 BATES. 1019A—3 rooms. sunroom. steam hardwood floors* pew)ly decorsted. prosp. REALTY co. 4006 Chouteau LAIN reom flat, electric and | BLAINE. 3928-3 ie 4 Sed owner BLAINE 3082—Piais 3 ome death. lst fieer. a 4232—New 5-rcem HEBERT S555i—Jus- B BOTANICAL. 42°7—s rooms. hot-w Tent _ Fppem tific sncy hot-water pear: surage __Spertment-fle:: $50: eduits ¢) Ht ND, — a. > oa . Serage: a ee ye oy 4226—Thre rooms, nash 3 u * : rooms ILMORE. 5243—5 rooms, beth. furnace bath. gas and electric. Inquire at 4122 Sarpy. (o7) GRATTAN. 1615 ‘at 1600 Lafayette)}—3 rooms afd attic: $22.50. ich . GRATTAN. 1408—2 electricity. $20 =. ois. J21i—FP at: (2, | roomme and kitchen modern: 4 rooms. {eT GRAVOTS, 4204—4 reoms. bath. modern (all Stdmer 2O2O GRAVOTS. J250—4 rooms and bath: a.) Eaten newly decorated GRAV Z1l5>—3 roems; gas, electric ‘oblet, rt $22 icS3> GHA ¥ ots. gilia—é electric o ¢ foer: $25 BOKERN. Li lerton Bids Olive 108. 2i—3-reom fiat fer ren:. $13 buy furniture for $50. Marie effic ar __ {3} co iag tetT uae eerie 4 reoms. location c) =a BOTANIC AL. 40423—Now 1: 3 rooms: Ex. nm elec. J con veniences . re .ona: RAVOIS. & ACNCET P MEA Pit CO | _Grap wv ores arb 2. must Olive 3165. 4215 BOTANICAL. its KINGSHIGH WAT 5028 N—New lower. Lew rent for a modem ‘fiat of 4 moms 908 reomes hot-water heat: garage. oun —— new ly > ae _ open for 3-reom S _ ww. =m = + furnished. newly decorated corner fiat: 4 rooms: suf reom - 4 . CO. ice N. o> ISH & regis vacant Oct. 1. Call Grand “2738. 31394 —-—_- AY 5S rooms. sul rior. het-water heat. hardwoel *oors cones 3 ae =o. ded. __ MULLIN. ‘WALTERS REAL HART ‘FURD, 4055—4 rooms. bath. garage ev) HARTFORD. 42°9—S5-roem modern fla: lst f‘oor adul ts HARTFORD. 35i11—3 rooma bath far modern. GRA‘ Uls Lovely |‘ BROaDwat a s.—4 rooms, bara ‘CALIFORNIA, 4220-—4 rooma, bach, for Nov, eppiy 24 floor ‘CALIFORNIA 1311—3 rooms, ‘MORRIS AACH & CO. S26 __mace, e!l conveniences: aduits, HARTEFY RD. 3831—4 rooms. quire at 3523 Arsena, os RD 3455A—s5 —— anc conveniences OF 413 jo— New piendsa . re Saneeaee 4002—New 4-room k!tch- — apartmeni-flat. reduced. come *o CHBROKEE. S209A—5 nace. Cail Virter 4937 CHIPPEWA. 2833-7 bath electric. $45 bach c? 4 stinc- Nov LO ier oms. dbath. fur- ioctaiion or Sidney 2731 rooms and ttc ; Cal Vieter 44826 aon ee ___ ed SEi LS mange gp Rew CLEVELAND. 4053—5 rooms. bath. fur. %* eS Comses __Bace. garage. adu'ta. til te) A one a - ~ a + ° ecw aes + ae ck J 220 OA rox } CLEY ELLAND 2354—5-room ‘lower : 8456 foams. a Water heat. ¢ hain. Grand 35597 iENRIFE TIA. + T3378 4——5-rooms ne wiv hardwood fleers adults oniv | _-— s “as. eectric we > > | | far reomée, i aunc’y. first-class m -- m2) RY. 24°5~A—23 rooms. gas electri 3 DOERFL'NXNGER z CO... Jettersen-G PEE a8 * Seow. “OR y wok toda» CHAD [NCEY P. HEATH co. +5. CLEVELAND, 4228 A—Modern- rooras. Rewly decorated reasonabie rent Open me 4 ate BSR >——J3 reoma,. bath. eiee - to feryer. adoits preferred COMPTON. 3615-17 | i? $—Four _ bath. rooms and AS arge reoms. mod- “s . edul ‘= 280) new - ee teen +54 rooms. &. A_trec AHO A Dt . 3 $549-—Carner anew S-roem effictencr ie beth. tard By: - Soe threouehow!t. carace Grane inD — | Goamra. c178—3 reems. vince wen - | or wiihoul garage. adyits. ie | DE TONTY. 4331—35 moder-- _ 30 FINE REALTY oO 820 Chesnut Grand 51681. JEFFERSON 2906 S —3 reoma electric. warrr 20 con Ten lences .. oa or i aor “a _MULLIN-WALTERS REALTY_CO, _ bs 2543 S. JEFFERSON & reoms. sewlr decorated. — fur atahed aw aoohie carage: rent $60: oper. @ enntta q~ ge AN eectr t134 MAGNOLIA av a, —— maar — DOs rasian Oct SMOLELY. “wal rks REALTY co a — ) far~ 202 vA 3.4 desira>ie rosme. oo S.— COMPTON, 1225 §—4 large reoms, bath, if; ‘MPHREY Ca __Siectric, gas _ Secera ced eleccric CONNECTICUT 3833 —+- com modern Ht a aaa £ ° - w+ rooms. tile fat warase - options —__... 1% —“Deth. hardweed floors, furnace; sewly “TIcvtT sv17__8 ~oome garage feors; clean as poasibie ten- A. BLANEE | R. E. CO.. T1l Chestzret. D 5336a—3 rooma, tile bath, tur- A STEINLAGE T22 Chestwet. 2933 4—4 -coms bath asd eec- tric, heat: peatiy papered lors L213— roams. darth — hace __ in residence $30 eduite, e toile edule. with ry efti- fieors. steam OF ‘TONTY Fh gg oy =3 oer) pore chest se Saeeer: ht 24 Chestrat He Me ToseTy 4148.4 rearme funrecm JUNIATA. Murphy tet ft : "bath heat : : SONX EH APROTT Realtor 3 enur JUNTA Ts. SSilA—6 wooma 3: modern ae: | ° Tarcert about Ort 7 jUNTATA 3I— a *urnace, rent $40 S814 et at ~~ 3 x—_ laree sees sew : & ae “eve = NAERT. Riwe ane vert $4 roonm. bed. | Dart McC ARE R. _E. _©o. aot _Chestn at — LTE CO. 6715 Easton. ge ome Anis ‘Toema 7. z 4 E TONTY 4221 —4 roome and sun room, | 3230—4 rooms,.bath. modern: al! | da elec- } Data. i LA SALI." 132 ' LYNCH. $25. °c —- g e¢Ding perch. oak floors. KANSAS. O25—3 rooms. bach fornace, | ‘axes eer rooms. beth. $397.50. | 6346. | Hi MMORT. \ Greed “KEOKUK, ?6224--4 light cooms: bath; _ newly decorated: adulta $40 KEORKUR #142—S rooms. tric: hot-e hea’. Sd floor. eiec- ' KINGSHIGH WAT. 1110 8. —New. modern, 4 rooms. 5-reom efficiency steam nee: KINGSHIGHWAYT PARK. 2262561 —5 rooms. Sun room Murphy bed. tile bath. “Spam ea beaut!*ul location: Cs, 31 — Three rent $24 Missistiery VAL , ed TRUST co. aie Department. rooms and Dart, 41434. C7} 1819—F our ee electric. wat furn LAFAYETTE. 4331A—5 rooms, tile bath. hardwood floors. steam heat. (e) LAFAYETT 4144—Beaatifal 4 reoms; wou. fog ng 4i ooA— 5 yore, s coping seDONALD aioe c4.. Ta caewewnt | LAPATYETE, Dea bot vf contd) 4136 screened rch, ene $52.50. ex K. Bator, si— - oor of sin- fis 3 flat; 5 rooms. hardwood floors, etc.: ANDERSON. STOCKE-BUERMANS. S08 Chestnut. adu)ts. LAMI i9ii—-3 rooms. electric: __ Victer 4$229éM. LANSDOWNE. §023—6 = bach, ga- a" fine nborhood owner. FW. GELAN Pokal tt oO... "r437 Graro's SALLE. 2813—3 s *lectric. gas 2s r 54 or reoms bath electric: _newly papered. $30. adulta preferred. LA SALLE 2801 3- flat: rent Pon BENJAMIN MUSHLIN RE TY « 211 Buder Bldg. Main 25725.: 2) Lod wert 2301—3-rcem (fat. newly _— water. gas and fiectric. ren: LOUTSIANA. 3523A—3 rooms. Gravois Park: 5038&—5 rooms, 1940—4 + rooms. bath f $40. tlie bath. ie gas. electric. LYNCH. 2311—Twe Too ms. bath: electriz, __ fas, $16 McDONALD 3810A—5 bungalow flat: fleors. bdeauvtiful 3900 MeDONALD AV. 6-room efficiency with gcarage, large liv- Ing room with Murphy bed. dining room with French Coors. seperate Seam heating Diante. large SCH ROEDER.- nwa MIO’ REALTY co. Si5A Chestnz* Olire 2050 McDONALD. 966—-Leaer upper mocern. four roors. bed. ecreened porch. dSDeauatiful fistures. garage Private y owned property. desirable ten- ante wanted: verry rea@@onable rent. Cal! Sunday 2 rp. m. te 5 ». m.. Grand are hue car soUth te McDenald avr.. and waik Tower Greve car tc A j bh pl. weik south For fur- ther information. see LOTITS F YECKEL, 29725 S Broadway. Gney 175. McKEAN 3411A—3 rooms. bath and ae!) __roem: modern: $45: ad@yits oniy e M-} KEAN 345044—.} rooms. furnace WM. E. WRISBERG _ 3204 5. Grand. S. Grand. M ead ball 3529-—Modern flat; 4 rooms room. reoms and eun hot-water fixtures 2015A-——Apertment flat: s.ceping perch. beth. hail. tc) 36124—5 rooms: strictly mod- ern. steem heat. 99) M ae 38354—Three- room flat and es- rage Grand 18931M. ‘¢ McREE. . 3963—3 rooms for rent by burying - furniture, $175 M:REE, 3853@—Three-reom fat _ Tage. Grpnd 1931s. McREE 4245A—5 — rooms bath decorated. McRER. 4136—New and ca- 5-reom eft *ile atin. _nact, ga3. laundry stove: rent $50 C McREE. 4216A—Modern: 4 rooms _faraee: vacant Oct. 15. Inquire first {oer ie} McREE. 4017—You must ore this nice 4 reoms and bath modern flat: wil! decorate: $50 rent. io) McREE. 4154—Modern. newly decorared 4 reoma, bath. breakfast room Murovhy bed. S50 with DSrick 5 MAGNOLIA. __ eer. 2915a—5 rooms, bath MAGNOLIA. ang recme | hot-water all medern: $75. OREON F. ‘an S. BCOTT ano MAGNOLIA, 322724—4 rooms. bat! nace. garage and ali imprevemenis. $45. Cal Sunday morning. 6 rooms. hot-water > i — 4 MAGNOLIA. 3501 Grand) bath steam: $50. BARNGROVE & SPECHT MAGNOLIA. 79@22—3 reoms and bath. 180 _Lafaretie 5 rooms and bath. 2 "Lemp, 5 rooms and bath HOSERK. 1704 §&. ioe st. MANCHESTER. 42354a-—4 -coma bats electric: $40 Cabenr ia MENARD 1408— Lower 3-room fat. tric. pewly decorated: clean: ae cerge = Ang MERAMEC 2658—Modern 65-7 S-room (fiat and sun im rect: wth er without garage. MERAMEC —s = *$45—New &room ‘ats: modern beat GEO. J wANSTRATH TIT% Chestnut. MI AMI 7916—5 rooms tile bath and furnace -——~ 3ii0—4 __ =o — eee oa (Near roums, path. garage. MI AMT. 1t new 4-room apar'- ment- fiate- hardwood foors: eun- rooms. a MICHIGAN. 75 ; : hot-water hea: : suitable for docter For rst call MISSISSIPPI! : ~_— ‘ MILENTZ. 3 5017—4-reom large garage. rec: LILDING & R. se ‘(;Ta vols Victor ; MINNESOTA 67055 rooms, bath. elec. trig: gar laundry - 5. ™ MINNES ITA. 3522 A—Four *urnace and garage " MINNESOTA. 3548—New “\s ah DOUTGHE MINNESOTA. 4623—New 5-room (flat: Secovated: garage: rect iewered: adu'te. MIYNESOTA. 2627—Modern 5 room ef- ficiency, MuPohy bed. Rent $50. MINNESOTA. S324—5 rooms. bath fur- nace. open 9a mm MINNESOTA. 39164—s rooms. modern garage Grand reeme. bath. ree tT oak F — 330, MISSISSIPPI. 1720-224—3 rooms bath. MPCT TLL MISSISSIPPI. 1342—Besutifz! 5-reem fat. | reasorna»¢ “Ter? MISSOURI. ma. tree. ALF LOCH MORGANFORD, hardweed Leo MISSOURI. do #16—3 : ‘ctor 3410M. : 7 furnace newly SESRASKA. S1SS—Viat 4 tecme ond TEURASKA 955]g—9 sie 38)4. NE WRASKA. 4107—Fiantiea new flat: roots end breek‘ast room. tr-a-4or etrece: open. Phone ) Grand 8143 Mc AIR. attic Nebras ska rooms PEST ALOZZI. 3431 4—7 “LUP! CK. 10 C1 N. Sth. Give 2322 720] |—Strictly modern new 4+ — bie fiat. ‘a> | ‘Crag. 32 = =. LTAH PL ERT River ~°* ivVi MCVAUsanG. (C4) Se 1200 APARTMENTS, DW ELLING HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For i Rertt and For Sale in these columns today. ' FLATS For RENT—South | OREGOS. ESA robes. tah and eee OREDON. Hie sice roms and Fem. ss fur- OREGON. 3440—Fire rooms sand _ ac? IREGON, yzls—3 large modern rooms. bath. furnace OREGON 3521—4 rooms... tile beth, hard- wood floors, furmace he heat, reasonabie. OREGON. 3703—-New J -To0om ” modern ; __ Feng. $45 Be A OE OREGON, ~¢53G——@ rooms, tle tatth. bard- fioers, furnace. ° beagonabie. ore GE. °738—j se: ‘oor. 4 rooms, deta, electric. SH). will decorate, PAPIN. 4226—New fiat, mo@ern {room efficencr upper fat. Moser PARR. 3644A—3- room modern fat. BE > - 5 Wii- om » Cites 2713. PARK. ea-4 ben rooms. modern: ent to cer lines, Preasonabdic. PENNSYLVANIA, 2843A—Fiat. 3 rooms - a@ults: all conveniences; modern. PENMNSYLVANIA 3950—3 rooms and La f roorme, tile bath. floors: in excellent a: $45. R-ACKER, 113s _Chestnat a floors hot-water heat. wee nepection Chestnut Olfve 8903. j—Ju south af Tower . Grove living room, dining kit chene te and breakta st beautiful yare; ‘Riverside 30743. tc 1809—4 rooms and bath furnished eal Mondav a rooms bath furne hardwood rs, $45. Ie IN . BLAKE © ‘BRO. S15) Chestnut REIL LY 811 '6—3 rooms, toilet. cus. elec- convenience: : rent reasonable. Ri SSELL.. 4144a—a Corsa hath hea: _earage $842 50 Grand $123. *e7Tl10—6 rooms. electric. steam T eam heat. $49 ae LUPPER. oY SARER pg Te ta Mu: 402646 rooms — - Cc weteat OF 8805 MEsency : hot- ah » ‘> ANN RECO a23 Chestru electric. “we Chest Hut. tile . Sich RUTGER, 934—2-rom MASON. Olive 407 925 condition: rooms: bath, electric: s—S large rooms al decorate Carag 2. 10 Chestnut Te 1427. 208—2 back rooms. list $i2. 3225—4 RUTGER rendenc WENZLICK ST. GEORGE 132 wil . a' rooms. bath and . 34194—3 lerege rooms = roo™s bath bh. etreet ca rs 3327—3 arge new school SAL EN A. furmace. garage: ay ural TY co SHUCHART “$14 2600 S—2 fi SEVENTH rooms. gas —— water. etectric KAMP 41098— Modern {room fiat SHAW. S718R SHAW. __Earee SHAW a location: open. Main SH AW 4460—4 rooms, Si? ; —, roame f.eer ng FHI E. ‘J ‘re 623 rooms sun idea! o7 a6. breakfast room: porch ; ‘@ hardwood thoroughly cieaned- > open “43 Grarois. Riverside ) =i SHEN ANDOASH, 3441—S5 - rooms hath. hor- _ Water heat Warsge _ S@ulte, open 3 io 4. SHENANDOAH. 25856—3 r 2, kitchen- ette. steam eat hariwood floors ‘cet) SHENANDOAH 4172~4—6 rooms. furnace. bath: $35 SHENANDOAH 4508—New medern 4 roeme, hot-water heat. cacage DROZPA REALTY CO be) =~ Chouteau. SHENANDOAH. 2630A—@ rooms. bath. furnace. newly decorated. Lindel S5?°2 f-80 SHENANDOAH can Darier ren a . d. ABBOTT 3637 —4 roeius and vn «€ c+. ‘ hesinu: =? wei reoms, hard- furnace, tile bath, screens, ete.; $580; op A. G. BLANKE R. E. CO.. Tli Chest nut. SHENANDOAFE. 38°93—4 large rooms. we!! arranged | conveniences will deco- hot-water heat. large vrard in neirhborh: ‘od: reasorahie 4OG kk. 10190 ¢? best2at, : SIDNEY. 2117—5 rooms and -rie. z SIDNEY, 2007—Five nice rooms. motern first feor-. vecant- sdnite SIDNEY. 5S5t 4 rooms. gas. elec 978 DOERFINGERP CO. Jetferson&Gravois STONEY. 420 a—Th * mes, &ie tric TCHART REA! TY cO.. 314 Chestnst. es 3003—4 rooms. barr BARNGROVE & SPE ut = ©018—7-rocm fiat. bath rent reasenmalhbic _ R _ $.) 7th. ? *r- SIDNEY yy rooms, bath. tp/let ce: rent r oe. AWLETYT R ~‘t) 615 (Hestnu t at 7 Y =»! = a ree envenient te decorated .? Po | 7814. 7 be BRICH LER. Fuati FiaT—$is Water totes >: SOULARD. 208 A— 3 -acma Ti D4 CR ~ 3 20° socraw a 33944 roomé, bath urnace. | S22 Chestrat om tric - eet ot P oD SPRING 1556 8 —Lower 4 rooms | soutsern exposed mpdern te sd@ulte Prone 3724A—F "at. south: 4 f_oors AGENCY. 367° era S. re '"5>—5-reom and porr bungaic™’. medern hrousheus reduced. WaTSON~-Y BOTREE. oy ae _ Riverside 431° 2471 Gray TEXAS 34294—3 roovus and hath. THIRD 2"41 $—J iarre rooms ents = - a: 1504 8.—3 ni} 366474 D. 2613 §.—3 large roomea. electric OwnDer at Ds ace. rent $6.30 si6 s—2 ~ooms aliac attic reoem. $3.50 , i1is = roems. Dain. ge? “heetnact st. THIRT TEEATH -- $30 TH! — Fe EIGHTH $58 i All modern ce rooms. $18. Riv- ” elengric. ge CO = Cc ? _— 75.8 Trac’: ve . elertrt 7. Cb} ePagtn 4? 224a—FPiat 3 cooms. bath. ru-- Tat: garage newly decora ted. a. OONnrTenlences i 34354—5 rooms ~ rtace i rv wr —, aa amd ont 5 ~ we Oe wr ~~ ~ eon n. S37. -? VANDDV ENTER. T7924 $—3 meems and kircbhenette. furnace bO GLICK R EB. (YH LN ne . bot-wauter hea i ° —" 5435 ore amoton a Frame inet reeme: goad eitsen Ri ve-side . 138e% Vecant Ort. I KEOSHS. 4318—Par- 2 — v mn. 6 roams f « pers! garage N = ——. 4711— NINTH ged cond! tain OHIO, srts—S rooms. Ygth. furuace, $40 ws OMTO. MiGi—New @ seme and bail ‘To Murpo,r edule bed. ee) VIRG ~~ 6317 VIRGINIA, 34544 —NOR TS bath- al] conreniences« tions Ca)’ Stamey . +24 4.134—4 -nome garege $545 Bart wan VIRGINIA mt VIRGINIA $i36— M o4emn 5-4: 4c cabana ‘neoome 45% exchange for f or tat Bice 73 arm. OFn- Puilerton WILMINGTON. 702—Nee Eroom a ap t styr'e rent $35 LLMINGTON. 2851-3453—A4 some ~ warer eat. arténeous hot were _— t and reer ee: 3 afl the very ‘etest : ‘omens miter. Me ~ arphy bed Pearse. new: dome ted ey : : is the berh. : S45. ’ —_ Victor 1942. @ravowm, | VISTA... S220A—S pered Rr ee Ras *2.75 ” # RENT—West _ FLATs For 7T23—New T-room ‘ ale RFT eS finest threughoct: .Fragk Mice) sia & ‘Regheme LACLEDE, RENT—South , PLA OF ae ae, wey, FE | PROORTINE, TER. 25. séulta. Call Grand ; apartment. SEE THIS BEAUTIFUL FLAT ToDa.| 3061 Wilmington. 4 rooms oun ——~agh FLATS FC to of Pennsylvania rd. _ _—Slayien re. 2831—3 rooms, bath. met | Cass. a. ae electricity: od: carege. __is + 2833—3 rooms. electric. $25: | CATALPA. S47A—6 rooms: newly deco ite raced. Date Tee aS roem™s. sew furne. ee lite SE 351 Mera SLAXD — t GLICK Woowine. S017 —$-rects fat with =| WYOMING. modern. . WYOMING, 140. ready a Nov t APARTMENT- PLAT. corner. & MAPLE PL. oe: con ven MAPLE S7i84--5 ae » 7 ——_— 1864R : " al “tle Mi) St ae —karage: newly 4 MAPLE 4 ‘Tr wt-clase Y REA! rr co. fat Pear DOUGHE _E. Sat TeEDS AT TENTIO Nt 4-room fiat. with breakfast nock: Ti 2i—sSingie ~~ aed 30264—4 nOt- water ’ pot ‘GHERTY + “S or oe 49194—5 ~emne uo LLIN-WALTER MAPLE. 6003. Sace: rens thee route s . MiSSissiPP; VALLEY Pea Faas : furniture at & 4 AND 5 ROOM FLATS fy \ a wre 4520-24-28-30 FLORA Pas 7111--H 8 blocks seuth of Shaw on | ros Murphy Alfred av... half Block weet of) - decorated : . bea uti! Shaw s Garden Poiate. 4 moms: sun ' tneteantaneens heal- . jamiter i-? N. 7183—4-reem efficiency. har4- fecre + areugheout. nex«ly decorer- ‘aide janiter serrice: Trea- CLA 10- $32.56 _ 208X DOCKERY ‘ MARTLAND ee 72.9 a a 5 SA MINERVA _Ciectric. | DALTON ©; newly decorat ; ‘ DALTON. 2651—New modern — flat. | Seek ‘Sa1TA— hardwood floors. tile Bath and furnace. tric: g-od condition Tint ray se AP rooms, fiar. DELOR 4654—New 4 beautiful $55. fel } sun “om; hot-water heat: metal weak. DELMAR Bi... 3956—PFiat. 3 rooms. bath. ersirips garage: $60. electrte and heet. room Tig DELMAR BL. Stis— flat: heat carage Rive fe) DEVONSHIRE. yon eee flat, mod- zim zL_ 3424——A brand-new ‘Sou efficiency double. hardwood throughout | NTZEL. 3611A-15A—4 rooms. t.@ Duilt-im bath Murohy bed in sun per- Ze a hot-awter heat earage: $40 ETZEL. 3547 4—S-reem That: a dec- VENZLICK. 1010 Chestngt. Oilve 14627. orate¢: new electrical fixtures. furnace: MARMADCKE $559—65 rooms. tath, fur- rent ngce. electric. garage: rent $50. ETZEL. MURDOCK. 5043 4—4 rooms. sunroem. in- vatiet. a-Gor bed: hardweod floor: furnace: out- » “ side janitor service; €355 Main 3120. ] MURDOCK 5003—Liwer 5 tooms. new ng. screened porch: weather- a WURTOCE ae 5448S. 5 | fees. San ' hardweed LP AYMOXND 6810— New. 34th. furnace: garage: rent $43. au "i" EpetErn m “ ——. Re ALTY CoO.. 6915 Easton av heat: children welcome. : Sprest G2 fe’ Ni PTINGHAM pa at; tur $45: adults. eds i bath. ive 1989. - 2ON. 62 FINNEY. 2605—5 rocms,. 24 fecor’ parh. _.._ eeetrie: FINNEY. _fa83——24 fieer: § nice. i rooms, > newly : bath. saenah beat. ier ~ . @leetric. redece- : a@ulie: no furnace ie Brookiyn terrace : FS heen con aie nlite drive ys Oy INCT 4951 A—+4 ne modern. glee porch: $45 ue 49°7—2 new rw 4-4 room = flats fast room: moder: - reagonabie SEIBERT 49641A—3 rooms gence ,giectric. Water: heat _turnished : $25: adul SOL THWEST. 5160—3 rooms. = nicely _Dapered garage Riverside 31297 Ww ALDEMAR., 6848—4-room brick cottage. 2 act Js. F. DICKMAQN®N R.E. CO. 682 Cheernut | Wal LH. $83.5-—Modern bungaiow flat: 4° rooms and , ree bed. tile feat. nearly ie eted. 6 rooms —- = reem.: rent f¢ WIrcoxk, s626—5 5 reems. new hard wood “ors, @ bath. etc: $62 50 Lindeil icf) bran k- ®er- 32 50. beat. hardwood foers- gr race. upphy bb rent : nemsona bie. FOR 42434— $55. = sSena te. EST PARK. AMO 1304 - roema, modern 13904 Granville: 5 - rooms $45, ‘CHART REALTY CO.. $14 Chestnut Bg Wells 6 resume eee a $36 "6558 Sniversity ty Parki—New HAPPNER-SAKOWSEI TY .o.. 2eptiena!! __Soe1 wo: ! FOUNTAIN. ——s 1128—¢4 rooms, tile bath exe ¥ actract! ve: rea : AMHERST PL. moder. 9°47) oad 12524—4 newly decorated. -¢ fioer. Cadanr &349W ARLINGTON 12738—Filat. 4 -oome fur- nace. _ssectric, Modern: sear scheet: $50. apYritw*. = -~- seeduhnemalliicensll a , ee es ea ‘ 3$4454—S r roo'ns AL hemos - 4 ‘) 5S rveens., lee ~s fe-arated a0 ‘ its modern. ARLINGTON. 1331—5-r1coom Ga 7 near te echvoc! and churches. flat. te a . TT Bee. L22344—5 rooms. Sach. electric “3 "nace - 5 BART MER. S°01—S-room efficiency. Cul : _ Lindell 40227 BARTMER. tric and BaRTVER. 65594 —3 spooma bath — tric. iaT#e rorc® sagen A. THOMPSON ._Larkview 1 1¢2 Ljis--4 rors. every't. ng con- "&—Sd floer. fe} “em @firleney BuacmerONE 14498—4-rcom fist ‘e* SLACKMTONE 130A—6 _reoma_bart CRW AY ee Ses SgLtOr Jy ile Soe r : —_- ; feat ay - adults gre- S moma. newly decorated: seasensBie * * ea r SLACKSTONE 13i:4— Four -roma a . —_ :: — 11sSa—3 > “oe Cateny 22067; $50. SP EcrT ‘ case ee Bor. e. 732i S—D seems. $21. ~ Geond KIX GSEIGHW aT. 1606 Tn ong 5 Te : 125W es. ae - ~ y i _— - - —. Se oe = Bet a S ae are MELMANN PACKLER “SPS TATE CO. ~ ate RY AND $ worne with alt - pent ro? CO. RED. sap 3ST. @ mom-=. sath. SEWSTEAD. + Sagemen LOFTS COR. OTH & WASH. Xa oe. 45n137: best. cievater. FLATS FOR WHlrTre Matison 3 reems, watcr and “ROTERRAS > REALTY “ . |

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Sater Z 2 aE ey es i ee a ee. ota ates ee = Cota h em, we A . : : a 1 eee F an 1925 ” 4 rank ; : : i ‘ oR i | LACLEDE, ices, ENT—We we ) = 2000 ' cluric = . / ; Ss. h na es $$$ _____. ‘ ; in c) MORKIS A PA oe a beater. dwood floors FLA ———_— REA [ 4 . pe j LA ACLEDE” AACH oY food. ~ , at rooms. ; garage, “Seo | ‘TL: Ts AN —== EST ve . fhe i” Harn, od a anew 5 — ESTNU kh« Chee : 1d binele WAI f m nac ern om , Tt. tnu VEE EI oO | for AS mereetric eee floors. “ili yi: Faroe Mine aes D) D r Sal rent nin - inary: | with, or without ase WELL e, Ex 3 DUb or s (53 oy 2 r wi ms, 72 I cn Utive b eorvice e; eapen ART ee re thout bath ‘iat fioo a8 NGS INGS Foi e, W f Pie 4632. “y aug REAL electric: | $37.50 Wtd—3 ; south + Singy> o "Weat R RENT , ant d, in-ador as 3 ive am : bath a | FoR Grand 710 ir eee mre) | contain Lind : ~ HOU - and B —_— Tee rer NI—T Foon y a ALTY CO, Bia #3 “gine Wd: Satan eednd? desma aoe brary “ue | S-atory ted Dre residence _FOR SES, FLA ungalou ag fiwis *° > if a sR 6006— a ae 4 by re ern - younsz ¢ | and pa Siatdhte -eueame b B REN Ts. oO — ewer. Riv a i Sa ae 4M. sueeatin Dee ou: | sl antry © room. center rick resid ELL. T FOR ETC. ws sleain cad ty floor, heat tow, 5 | art ‘td ¢ couple. war mg mae | closet on + Bina 3 — — a gare hell, vail “furnished “s en COLORE et hard . "’ x 4570-4 hot | C4. with Laty will Gr ret) | ah bath second f ree ba’ four TR noon conte ° Se ae Foe me and D DAV “$0 ’ - Fore: ae “newly ao Ang | FLAT “a 3295 Geren =. flat mo | Bw Whiea fhe, we Saag ' _sontents;" good “i J mag ln gg oe ; 4135—N k. Delmar 7] ec. | abot em pe befor or eee jaan. “soe Renee yA om mag By four. n | OREO IN. 809— ovation fi renting bath, | 1#2 “8 : ing Pee oe ew. 4 15]! Cab i Oct reom — . 4 Sun-|® e, room laund oors 0 xtures. reoms N E. 3 for yp A 1#22 Ct era ee ao . Rak: CIN H rooms, gun | FIA any S351. er'24; not 0 young een Lot three "room ; wn. two-story ny 3 fey =~ & RG. SCOT. 8 py | tan & Fe laomn: vant = porch. ~ h be Pr cere eS | ele fy — over $45. couple: Hee ms and GB +. noms an se aon a ida 800 Chestn 1426 F lhe ge ° sf 3 ad = é erawovr ge room. ho ences. _ Et Sa _ hone | =~ oe Vv th on oll bara sstge nt a re 71... 2 rm ut. 21st ~ EE rent ie tact ‘ ' . BOS ae ‘ : ree = 105 © rie k ga t- | FLAT Colfa ms. or eal Es ALLE d floo P. Oth: 2 fl., 3 &., Open (° 5 | __Main 2 Ssiwist se ye : x hes’ rage. | Ww x 2 cot tate yy, + r Cc. B 2d rm $i 2R e : . _Ow siecp ey an “ ew | eter’ goo (e853) aon an re ror nied pa UST CO.. Washin on AY¥.. 1- tory an —_ 75. “1. ‘o: elevat MONT 7 e hee roo ; . ees AY. 5 - , 85 tr paths t 29202! | EE us i; all cor m re ur- Oliv T TGER- -room fh {c = Ww . K EE oe ),. R20 arage | OFFIC “AACH oa w aeh ston. A lai 35. 500 25x80: am heat. or. oa xs {; rent 300% . ‘ape and ies earv- 5.00 SPACE. R. see store $25. ge nar ey ct my 1318—-2 y: 88x oq. ft.; electric elevator elev, eprk. . ; ; ‘meee see: * - ¥ -—— -- 2. = a4 ———— 7 tana ite . 2 ate : wd >. eiect WONT ato ea month. te oS — ry” 85.00 or ey tTON. 27 ce: suitable ee. 2 , 4 oo cara, grade f wo | | -_Bamuel_ai 3216 =H Nw athe co.. at oka Pare mes * a — ~~ i etieticdiere Very, desirabi CHESTNUT. Washington ft "eS eat § “floors and — rie elevators henting, sas ever sAiR oa ‘with heat an B . ny §938R — r room LBERT agen Ki or eigh urnis OUTE 3206 ocamen. | st. (e ‘om ali éurts suitab a | 3 We e. Di ngton v.. 214-14 14th * and | t! par . Bee ¥ con 1236 roo Bw d d janit R. 12-r “is | ae ach ngsbur t mo hea | LUPF AU s. $28. J. | ¥ pton. uring le for rer tel SPAC ashi avison. Av.. N. -16— St.—2 basemen 292135 heated ) == ebm ven ms a lecorate oT oom h PEN TER a Vv Ble nths in | ER- . 2927— S {EN meer \ “ie week r rer itiaiaattaitinees s ephon a ngton, Ve pee w. 5 floo Sleere nt: . 0} sone t , ae 1 co d and ouse, SRO. CER RY for lea ce. @ ny ACKE 7— 3 ro ee RIETT ” 123 Che vair ; 20 ired; eC; et With 34 | |) Cor, rs and and et earn | and electri. . "between 5 s witl ee : 1s BACON N ong tad aati 6348—3 St 823 ‘Ch S we | CLARK, ee Cheat in rear ot JU aa 3001. “a Froe “ “prema ase and aay 3 cod aula nor ge age ce) | 19th St-—2 floors groan woes ie : SEKRE slectric, 1493— -Piat Rane car ne ee pest and” sanitor a decorated: 1534—6 orth 581 W. S only. =3.rom cotta: estnut. | electric; be | __ room Se0e2 ey, TRU fas. 6 : MONROE I ee er ae - Houses W D . G. SCC ed; re PAGE. Gie— er, gra STH iat t: 24 floor ft new: 1 a pe Nag to floors, 302180; pape tamace epartment. °° ie... eo ROF ENBERGER first-clan 25. COTTAG anted IVISIO? . SCOTT, 80 sss = Six-car at ing. floor in Cupp! roomy : 312 rs, sprink! 60x150; third ze ent i ne ms tric: 121] os G cR ner m t-class GE W 2 ie ALF N21 . oc garag Ww 10 Main D Cy te: tel } Ww 8q. ft.: er heat, J02T- oA Toom BRRGREIAND AV. 6 ro : | JOHN $85 a—12 14 N. onth. sU td.——Call . BE. cactaon Chest nut TO e or a ohler | N 1479. poles P e- Fi ashin -% 1722 ° . eleva- My dike. . | 3 ro tall ro Rt BUR ail T a : LET re | ay as rand —on | ost- | | reproof; gton . -4 Washi | PA‘ ; Li Re a ay n@ ED 8. 0 | | NEW ABPROT oms. b h ot. 1A BAN yier BLT OELLE si etc —_ (1) HY or an Res: 100 and 6 Two ash ° on cer. 4.9 # + ¢ 7 ° ~ , a R. 5. “LEA . USI iY. HiEM y bu aur soua (c) passe prinkler, - stores, ingto a ae ee RE. CO 46 : a. AV. 6 rooms 55. Aadbud bmuers™ T. Realt Soe: | “sublease” PROP. —"s 919 Ch NING NESS SPAC By , business. oot bee ee , each nger hest. 150 2 n PAGE, geen Wak >. 10 a5 “4 roome be oe en nace. electric: Ro *] comene NT$} FOR == | CRAFE Bg estnut. a Established: ha P’RP’ ‘ACE—Suita REALTY ding. eu co aien” 24" fioor, Bi freig a AE 6xi50: 24 503 me, & N. : eae ss ee NROS WE sas ari Chest canes ggy BT 00 6- RENT ie toe co it- floor, fice Tro ee ground. floor | Clea eae es Vaba ‘24 fic th.. 7.50 r E. ro nut. Ly $75: re T live 7 ENC nth’ s. elec JA se 2 ha NG : na con or a $150 r, $200 sq. new , BOx jhe ao meh ier onrenn PF "room: “éiee- °° Ee ee oms. bath BEACHWOOD, 3 ne, ei — Olive 7967 giniecrent Gree a | DESK MORFIT rent 300 Sook ter tee and auto launare with ease! ot a7 w 3760 oa. tt. | 2635 Washi oe etri os mms at. ba = mh > ee aad ae = | ho U Is rage ow: ({¢ } uw mat 3900- y C and . 107— : right Ré cf °4 7 this a ee * in ‘s : picmeters. re Cah Bet Bal iene A 2) rome 32.50 | Call Poreat ~aa71 Beat main § | a car ‘to., 8 2a, brandag ey | Phare tlecyiie. ont. $60, ner me stg. | OCR S EE | Tile Guar Bid ~fiveir owner. ibm fat MER ulaing 35126, wi |g ew ast Caba ewly 356, —, ROOM ae 8, \TYLE as lis utiful x) __BRA sack wor $00 sap an ee 5. |} —Cliv e or W d very « a rn b Y GILES’ Bn offic g. abov 24 N arke ao Ce 7 law | d 5 ny 17; decorate: he ROOMS seeee R. 925 BW onven: + BU Y 706 apes per Beac ive aha L ry che month: - LA & LES ectrici e, ft 1 6 new Pos! (co st corner n NT display one WAH Be oe a ss rots. . A vane ae ican ences: $65. | INGALOW—5 rn 8_Chestnut. hits ge nex FAIRFAX. ees “ona8 Ea ——— 1208. and Delmar. “lw Tob eo" rein, Vine)—4 | floo tral 3700 ILE TRU 2 | good SAS A ATH. * f 008 — 20 as 5.50 | CO reasona rs: will se: wat (c7 \ BUN rooms ; ve 737 FA DP : _ 3 stnut 2305 Pca ~——-New AREHO IZ RE ctric el oors, |” s _MA co — _ 17 ‘ ; é me 4 s in cos 15 . Oliv ble put er on GALO stucco; 4. AIRF fu (ee) 191 Sento . $20. store m USE raiyy evator: wood condition. H: ao SPOR COLOR’ a | ve 1888, Olive 4 in good con — a | aah gaia | SEPA AX. 40 oe LO1e Ni attr $30. aa CO., Cent, 1370. ' Locust PAGS, 2017 Franklin tp om™ mm xr G2 COLORED. 10.00, N __Olive 4632 REAL- mRoata age te hed sip | FIPTEEST 36—4 rooms, $35. wre “Ww Hoge: Zod store. Sitanen "plat M—2300 oa. ft. 9. th-ene 2 oF , SLD , ery 90 ‘ | ABNE ———e OwWSB— nt n pir eae I R o G rm a Seas “ere Se | pabdeeettye TR Fe ae sti cae ae aad ay | TEAS arses se| we ioe PF ameter, Sg sa Sane to St. Charles | : TR 50 “ BLOC CES osaeee | A ——~ an ew . $50: rick St. wil cY. 393 ta $°? ooms. c 2 | P 17 w 28 nut « , €. WAS - ery fl ‘ in : ’ hall: 4646 ATH, 7 tr oo - th “+ 6.0 LCOTT “open flat Caba . & M. 5-roo k. $35 Char! ll deco 5——N 0. in £ 2018 ash. 11—S h. : ASHIN reaso : offi , i sen & heautifal oss ie atin and 01 00, convent 22 ge ge ees, BUN ny 630 REALT $55; 4-ro es | FLAT ~ gg Ay Rood | = 2605 ee tore: reais ris NGTON nabie: service: . PAGE. 442 4 5 Soatea rome. re th TOR A. ORER ETC. | 828 Fa se ick worse et fr oo ag 2. _Alw LTV 66.3 30, ali nod: | epee a rent $30." ay | . Pentalonit ete reome. gape location opposite 2951——Corner FOR | F | , ete, 29-4 all . a BE store NDERS ak SY pply rick parlor: n rmar on ol nt. th pep a isco , sto e. 10del r tire ze A. conv m fF , Sees ERS D. ottage: or; ew t dy ; RTEEN . elec ce rket nsin, re. $ to or. fot of Gr | G. rot rooms, bat aes DN 1OSEBURY a rms ok es ee P. ‘Siutsman, rane Pn pe os er 5 Sele toe is ENTH, 1012 \— Si suis | 11 8. th. | Scpaneen Ro 722 GOLDST! accessory store: dandy | kKS— E | Pag . Mia RE. C h, furnace, @ x. 11TH. ~ groretepes in fine ys Kev at earace. $53 low; moderr | oe month. Wel, oF car “garage mag los | FRAN GLICK RE Non® tee a Sue eet store. $40 store SE ee “REALTY ¢ tore: will BUIEL | ‘EUGE rphy } 24 Tioor es 7 1 fine warebty = ong modern, 5-| ne ALOWS— > gy $5 base] nie KLIN. CO. 82 ms, elec- MELLIN WALTER: more. SEVENT STORES CO. : Ou SNE J ed ; loo _ Tit store are ee sroupa | 5847 Olive & 8725, tod 5- | ne fare N 0 ctricit 3240 R22 Ch S-— S kK $25. EV LENT H. 100 Mal r PAG one r east: room 8 am ton e 7—-4-room 725 ay 2 nace. to ear ca per | re Y A—Ss estn sult 3. bath EAL MO pod n_2036 t | E, J, ALT 4 atone” t oT aan roo 2\| roo gare city: el} rs. ch a KM ANN rood Six ut fee, | 2 able f th. elec TY Co. RRIS W: ob a rHEIME: rooms hac’ > veal ao BRANO SJ. : 2 ces oe ee oe $35 OB ge ane urch, sc SAMBLE nf Sane Pe room _L-202_ Post: a. One Bs Agts._ bs MARCH — & | er Li | 006 ‘order a B, 817 i aw aon a all cx NIER s to bus. > acre | ne WL ay, M ~via lig Fy Root: | wire” ST.. 2629- jer HARRY M SPACE— or focter: ned conve = PROS R. CO, $26 '( re. $35. || ist of ner store. with c uit, = ; McC . S27 _ fur- Ww e: 29—4 " y c—I atch loc nienc 01 N K— ore, . Wi C 3 | PaG ore down or 5 ro Chest ; ore. with outs | OO onvenie 45584 s. > Ben- | _8 son ii nm D Corkle. $27.00; nad OLF-PC open: ni ( ‘= n sto ation. es: | elec N. 2 26 Ch $40 ill omm ; EB, $45; oms or “* spiendid h RA 2: nces. —) ldg. ne. or ivisio O' Bri Y we i 1LLA $40: ce ro ae, | ST basem re. in Box tric d st n , B Tr and oir will i PAS for hac 914—5- Fores or 4 (c)} | CH aftern n. Kirk en Sta- CK, 10 see at oms; b ORE— ent. B heart (7) manufa elevator S TION e M il P cial Pro tion ‘sineienntie be put. i RDI Ae agg prone e > heat bath. t_ 7549 rooms. ATHA ee aoe GLASG: iN sth. Ot oth. | nt Suita a hee SERVICE Cc E..-¢- Ay . ailed ; ' for, Seadione aan . 16TH N AND. store. OTT A bath. m_ br M. ag: | —nace M. 631 16 Granite | 30W. 2 h. O1 _an aonuitabie for barb “ne ICE CO. AMON Ad 4 Soot 4 on pert . "HA bs ing p flat. é aT , store... . 30 _ $65. GE— elect ck co COTT and o—4 ranite | $4° 50. 2514— ive 338 | y_ 2) atessen: fT woe ages + Dd: | : aieet Shee y ww 10AK PA. or or amt wit . pg store oe re ° On CE - New - ric ttage; AC garage. room _MISSs 5 roo 3 | STO 89. mn: re r sh Sate me Zs Ww or ligt , ue * } den de h ) a LorTs. “wee 20 all . fur- $e: $33 s and Iss ms RE—E ason oD. R. ashi EL nt : Ss . ” ma ge. a —— ; . 2 ary ac | it "$5 12 Ris ive 5 1 A xe: G n ‘ gee of ite ae Realtor, & oa egy ng GREE chia: 7— saat | ane GE-—¥ y av. e; in ee 5. A—Bi rc 355 RD imm 8 Rn | “(. hard ro rene Olli , ; tor, R. 4 ren _ WwW rooms and n4@_Zeise our-roo : Kath. ISSI1ST x roo D. fc” L. BA ediate th an T x109, ' PEW Fs Foon. = Ba | aa RAGES." 150.00 | yy. Cabs ae asain sant beth: ae Lrick, Hoffmele alicia ache EY be nf i 1407 UITABLE. FO Fa nial sana LP? | nished. — one Resta. 1% ; "9 Ine | Sbcheness aa Stara tae hen % t+ yee (ihe Ate DUCTILE any Ger childre bath, - se. 2: pe. aye elster GLASGOW. 2600 ot Bintan ae 1 Saeau At: light R ANY. RENT (e7) | FRANCIS ( age gg oo De 173 é se Pabt v pres . 5 . , AN. 27 ¢ oe mse. b eT 1007 Easto arge NESS RY-RIT nt. hea le L rea WM, outside 530—Three ro eS oe eee 4,00 | MA furna 8 roc mati oo GE—6 on acre SEV ENT 2713 by (e*) | 110€ Fra on; ta store. $5 IMAG ROUTE. $ tu ast d J. janit rooms & ; aemacas E. FFITT. ta gga w cone, Hs one” EY i mee 2 £ ¢° Sieokr| saaon H. 1007 7 oot ._ electri 06 O Pelion ree & heat: mo INE T 102 at n e Bl ABBOTT er service ¥ ¢ ae water and niahe 404 ace. S&S unga! ater. 5 @ ns. 1 LFTH. 7 Ww roo ath. c. 1308 Fali . lam tore: - $55 eat onth: HIS N g Ser . 0 oes d: D sciall See o alow yea cae cres, garage ic) | MOR 1415 .——3 ms, b elec Pe on, | € store: 55 . b er; ; bloc LOCA fth st j v1ce g. 7 RE ; Gi FOR GALORE | NORTH al! otta pon gd tile r le and hot-w .. chic! RIS A 15 N. room ath. elec. 100 ‘endlet« arce re: A" barber gold k n TION. s*. . _ Met, ALTY . thie, 3 roo OLORED_ 19 (LAN conve ce 4 - SrA agg K a. ater h chen | GC ACH —3 ®. «8 ec. | ME 7 N. Seveni i store: 712-14 shoes, mine orth | PLY ‘furnace. — aa 06 Cc : a Pap ater i __ gence a . 482 Ps : . ms 3: DERBY pl. ood- r $45 city | ie » & a 0., 8 « e! ‘ AA ae tore: : ee aberd auto ‘s St . MD noha Bilt, 3 rooms, wai and NOR nd ga i—6-r : call 8 ur- | Call \ ergu with 2. | ectri 116 4 26 C ectri CH R. arge et $18 h. asher; accesso ate O i Riz ooms, bath, @ i ms, water and 30 00 | Ay an sooen ot ene | emodern | 458—6-r train oe 37 | HICK! aT 2 beautiful HFSTNUT. Attention, CO.. 826, 35. womrurwnar i — ote rey BER | PL A ae bh; “eo a tm 2 rooms. and L a. T ET. 5719 rm resi- FLA ly. in ey best house. J. ie} aee bn 92°43 ‘ooms: wa ta We offe Resta Chestnut — oe (eB2) Jus LIST ‘ YMOUTH, MPSON” ms. balk ” Kone asic: aa oo | RESIDENCE tn —8 rooms. fyi ge «Banas. se. | furnished | Chestnut. iam” one = | hte tie ler loration urant P je, wD SePren vo DY T OFF P wa"',® Sh toon aa pe a nog aecsriesscce.. 16 ad PT aa, ‘SON. 617.C ; bath; | = eduite._Inguire and er mished : | JEFFERSON . Oliye tHe, water - | JAS Held “excelle ge People|! am yd en Ser TERaON AeeINaTOX | SALE OR pany Kaya ABBO fl. w 143, oo er oe tc fer - e or 8 hestnut. | ne Per FO ire 6230 Ridge. f few | — reel ON. 1213 ter. | | ae MORFIT... ; BO competition. iserS.G site: Tensonatl Buildi EA | OND. IT _R, sated a iid w= ° S30. Post- aieiauae Sj | mat— Inquir ae urnace; | ‘A free phone: $25. en | atomistic as Tso. VAC uildin SE 7 nged 6810 | ee ee is css ater 0 | | SEX ‘ost-Dis erence ath, wi rooms: | A Tamed quire 62 bath‘ ke) | SATA ne; $25 3 room — Title for lady. N th and RT R. ~4 ANT g, Sh zi. E roo New 806 "ne — - : [PLE ispatch. requi — ome i nish 3 room; 230 Ridg no ¢ ~ red: e! 3435—: “ma s. gas. ||| Guar dy, | NORT ‘and. Chestent, CO., AND 7 ops Lo . RIDE PRTE ma: wtean; Ch 7 8. Second |. 7 00| — 1. 284 a aS Fang a ; wate ee, furnace; | A © gy ae. ti Bide ee te FOR LE D IM : ft +E. IN & eam piendi sane o el = i lished , x A- ; er « 9 3 41 M r. heat fea 2 1 1 Bh “yy A wer ome, ? it I y ——— story Co ASE P 8 "| eet caked SON, rie plant, . A yl REAT. i. - 30 nl ; $22 a pore se adge. — zat 'T $30. 3414—3 t re: newts one Hi New Busi = clevater bulidine FAC ROVED T RIDGE. ined: ——. sON 81 s_C heats . a Linatm AEET C6 20 00 | - ‘ ‘month. i tame ic _ hot og ood. wep. | A | TA SALLE, Tht rooms, electri (c*) ai mi Buildi i! . WEI autiful aonb: ne | F a TORY SI RACKAGE mm 523i — hene. ath - £ 0'F _ ST 195 | ALASK ARAGE— ees ewood ; ic) | _ TL ——% an ae | Inj In | Shlamys cmmane a . SI H TES —RIDG! *. heat, With =~ ‘OP: rO 5S «en)| ¢ SKA, 7 outh AGE—In ¥ , $50. | r c) | \CHMOET —— - in) £ 8-GE m; at NESS ON )Palion, 8” 2) | ‘ 7407 ~~ b90. Ca roo - {OE ms (e* ; on 3 R re E po able, BO00A—6 reer ae Ee OB Hick 513, ——— _vremines. 07-09—Two ne 2_{n Missouri Wellton. ebony. fee i LUCKY. 42550 LUER 019 Chestnut. VTA] the: tant ‘erowin ™ | ‘ Canin RHART BR. E. 00., sea CORN ee ee 7 * . . — ‘ w 3 t= DOr : , e | ‘ate MERCI | TY a 55833 rooms, vrei 78d W rr . each. ries ry See ee Seems See Resin ei ge or OF as sce tao | SP Be etnut. th atty 5 ons porns a sil i __ Byitable tor an RCIA L = - ET & V/ DEPART) | RipGe, 6 ee eee n: reas "Washing SPACE eee aden: Bao,” r owner on | _water. electri cottare: 3 Taam (55) | Setter $4 gbath. ic it Mtr ng a oe pare a in — Hl | steam KE pe rnd caeaeeeme CLA 719 i EIBIG T ENT ee . 943A at: i ie two ‘ 7 WA n; $50 room (c)| _Mod RNE large yer nn gag ol _ 4433 LUC - On te oh sang 300 i hav ate Ul | aa tat : elt tee e! ——s CH : —, me * 4 — Dath,_ s, a © ,. O7 ard ‘ _! UC a. € loor sui 89 ave sult Go e pos 1 le ectri t ESTNUT sage Tea ate . a sale | heer. Ay | es erode cmmeet | ros. ca erm, Tee RET te ce sree. es WE CAN LO —— | | e » bath, | oe $4, $25 $200. ~ slectrt 2118— 4 | ta: r line: blocks ow, 4. ark) |* NION- ectric il ney cern fee gy ee second N 7 Yc nabie rt; venien *00il-—4 garag:. sae PAC” . FY ic: furnac Cott rooms. | {AZEN. $55. Ww from ech roome pe 5325 N-FASTO rent titi : r purpo all. lod college i! EW *& ‘O.. pas ™- T Pare. coen, pd ma and be “@ — 4 BIILDING | i ws eo a | 2' doors Soub'e rine abash_16 w : bicek MARION, 21 i ae! Ar. “a co.. | ; 6511 Delmar, oye ee culta the RAND AN + CFA nese O LET BUSINESS os CATE YOU INg P tb: * — GAT A 4 wG. fe roo ath rs ¢ gar wn 3 re ~ 73 or woe | i lm _ & b D : PURPOS + ae b PLS 38 block north sgineton. 30 HEIDELBERG. oe. +e te | MIGHLAND , 7 farage. one block car 1 c sreasanabie, | DUBI NS) est 765. | Pre ar. Cabany 29 ||| studlog" of" a sremios | BROADWAY. 4800-02 N Boren GORE um 4 vor ag = $s OE pg Pt cones ee. 36 SIDELBERG. — 4095 —( co . electric: | Bn ge MH, TERRACE. eae MORGAN. 1 Oliv BINSRY Ra large eS appa —_"-" abany 2953 rears Te su sl eum “Studi Bid. t $40. martes Es TO i . : A. yer , e ID " ga : a , memes FD Sime, 4 ho trees. reom 16— a $e" 19°7 & 4 32 EA room 749 raked G bout special fices ae IsSISé 2 BUSI a) sont Fiat. B1 AZ ICUS RE. one- eleotr 6212—a rokee e;: 3 roo ——— at end of ee a f hmond | |NINET Let ell *'+ = E heetnnt BLAN Oot suites 1 ef | NESS WK " NITA, 6- oe . i year le 'kp ric 2—5 roo car #0 rooms HO of Mar or: £00 ruit and, | roo EENT -3 unfurnishe —— 5: * XCEL = NKE R 1. for Fea VALLE , : | gimaieed ene S 410A i CO. RO4 | $19. | DNNETT garage: ae — uth. 5. Darby an ket #8 ad chic a : se ae H. 1°20 9 oe ed re SE AU M Cent aed 51 LENT ~ B Fatate Y TR : SS PURPOSES 3 a rent —— =F -roem fla , 4 Chestnit. bath, f PL.. I ent $50 th, fur ga Brey oe 4311— r line TH elect —F fe new AN oor rankli ESTM ain 4; oad en co d. y ; o> _ ful *. S21 nace, Ow N { + | co 1407 ric. or ec *) cor and l D M mon and b n: 3 ENT * Ww a oe . HER 45W. fi ts e fe RO ) | KENTC cernace: r 21—9 ,| HOU Bg an ne Law 62) | ndition: | xN—3 iored: ‘MU ner, $75 —— ARKET if th, o asement ory La FA ay VAs | ) | 7 P | : _ 4 KA 24 ele eS? 1 bs! LI N- W's Al er mod @c ment o fi fo ding: RY - : ay ; Sled RE 366 Tae tric. |'H th —, $5 eom bun- | MF. iM ctric DDL TE R store ern or.: ema work oors r $3 first 50 OR Py Bod 1 ie , P pon RENT — | vee. Yiday = fren ous ——. 5 oe y- a tie KO . 2 RS REAL $25. fron Ath ay > Reg ers: Vacant : 00 ,00 : AM ey. ‘sim ro Shee Be a me North _ Furnished MICHIGA: AN. aed oe ay a (c2: rer ae gi ‘ken farm: $2 | PASered: 27 1RA- aoe TROON $i 8 Ea eee C. BE Siti. BALTY CO., Agta ~ oe eS tor, 2 mua wscngy owt AREHOUSE a -.. PLE. "1340 rooms, b Bx | low: adu 4312—b- ungalow OUSE ands. rank Re PA open: lar VE R83 venme E. 14: ON. 616 Che ae __ Main 36 VALL or prite ment | rail ng electri . % 4 meee ath. = ' | MOR aits roo (9) sch u—Mod petto PIN, mn; $20. ge roo 42. fc) | ms. b 36—C IN. 616 Ch re: o - | 3640 EY TR and road plants c el SES JEFFER Tiers : ENON Ball Linden 88 ree room Bao foe ines SEMA — lot. 37 adeite gnly, ‘business $17 50 X_10th | SETEENTH EAST von: | grttn, Krackage:) goo 5 SPACE RSNA? pele ta lee: Olive Geeuee A—6 F ~ 81 a, bat | STEAD. low: 4 Kirkw $300, na ge Pte tore. sui EIGHTEENTH. B0x125 ON ponte = th age: gue Gute ne ~— furans tor Bt ae as 1989. : ae a a fare sha 4 room anes?) ORBON E. & 1435 N—8 Fe — Harel pet to * transport dem: | THIRTE OCHMOELLER, meg ioe “or lease ea Tha rent_$60: sa ea street fm = gent maa “one mon MONTGOMERY — (a etwas ; ors rooms of | w fu OLIVE. R. G. ms, bat hath 3544 | ation. | oan ENTH 19 Cc EWING Hotel. 1 Unto —Store fo open. LSON Scour a oe milhadb arn. @ - + -VERNOD modern ; tile be ; 2046. rnished | °° 422 SCOTT. h;| PIN gas. electri Maplew (ec) | KR. F. j020 hestnut. ING. 07 N. J ae © for rent REALTY y: reason — , LA einer t free. CR “ [ NON bins —a © ape Som Fara Sed, onbos E =p * as ar Since Tene mete cod 6 room FRINTEENTH 1477 5 SB roome: $12 50 evar hind at buninees. a st | HOTEL FOR Pear 12) a ore wih cp nr d rooms — , ee = GE. 63. R. furn rmatl mode 4 room NE. &} aN oe so.| * 204 ness. $35. sultable ar._(€2) DEVENTER—La 4 on ~ aay tee 5352 _ BCC ace, | RAV re R. N —2 PRS | HAFFN .— $35. oult —_ a ’ L. W rooms. 4) os te ae ane. ‘PAGE. 5 yy TT. 800 Chestnut. flow. g, rooms. goat Honriette $43. /For in: ~~ os: banat coma $5 rv ER-SAKOWSKT rent reasd i; | seceses in OR LE ‘ASE. quire tole ny ners poe oe a 'ERNON iS rooms. qheasty: : —— D APT's ee. axx—0 a hot- a od hy (cy | ALF. Theat nut EENTH. REALTY CO. wa: wonder! —— : of business.” end | os a BOtiA 6 ; ond TOR FLAT w WANTED ans "045. nichavede aaah Sm fe) RICHMOND ae sao z oe ee N.—2 rooms (®) poe ee on ae ST soe. Bo ere erful locatio ery _ rent | cage aoa’ wakes in: | & ; ar och roams, ¢ — a ap GE. = de sui th =415—4-room ga. | TEN LLE . was H 3 ;_ acr 22 Cc N . y > -125 iness ER RLIN. furnec . d or w - i pee ae 5718 room! table |=; Ben NTY- R. 91 04 3.— oss st hestn REAL r reighi 5. living } : NON. 557 aa. ant 3 ches. Carefu ex side, adulte. foewiy pavered Tight room oe et co on ‘Benton 12883. bungalow : Cheatn FIRST, 218 8 » Chane. aISSISSIPP] V Store, 15x25; = - oe ee ‘to rooms in rear. Oliv uire at BST. . decorate « a : one wishes to 1 (e) RESIDENCE painted: open. Cab eter es tile be ie ome e) TWENTY = WL in 2614 : a wy _ ) | FRANKLIN + age FY canal 2 ~ GRAN — sor om De ced rage 7 foe Disps Sen. ce zent | os A mage or lence; ehegne c) | ae STS urnace, | Ma eo fats id04 * tes) Williams Kind of —aaares —" ae Clive ~ AND OL stores: Fhvone Pye if 130; |W : $ rooms: a teh. “West Fig tre 7 Phone or ante FNCE room fl | Main 2814. McCA v—c pe lluems, 06S weno: low ages Het. 2500 IVE stoves: each 464. AL nd. Bo res or rooms. R 4 at ba TW 4. wh la KLI} “hestn oultads o desi decora squ ’ ACK zy UW le TON, _N, 7th ; , adults VILL 5. sibl select G 119—5 bath "ENTY EY R. sav ticul N. 1200—Sma Oli e | now rable t te and are feet FAL BTA , ~—Large Te) We _ perch ae ve bad B oon ie; can furnish vielectiic, $80," ost Dispatch. consid: rooms. bath. id | electric: 840. 0 SOUT ea un sistas PP i une Er nt | Hone: ‘Tente “trent, self in 5-year eae is. CO. 829 Che Lew m fla aa: =. . w m : Z ne ya f r $35. _ 1. EPSTEIN , A le Iv For te rea a se on - on u Pree 7 t: cel Path. atch. ASHING eottage: cesT T urnace; oves—> : EY POT 86 nce, 7) | FRA! Real F ALLEY par- J. asonable eif-sdvert ive st — etic t st. essay nen * 4 : 8 meoctric. ans: ase. probe 6816 ; ae ié sates decorat 5 bn nig Sart 617 Ch any oe tor erry ants Semin Co.. _ Lindell 6128 be 157 — r ne. 3 sre a Lae -room fia as’. th. isnatch a® THOS (rear) uxemburs. Mo.)-— 2017 Frankl: i estnut R a pent 1 Oa 15 OW bes ~ bed av ee t. - preferred Way OMP —6 ~ ALLE A fc) $25 1 ran decora 100° wT . tee) EN]. M * stor ve et. . eapenned TON. 1 bint cell. or —. sapecemenes = ‘ = | oa AST (Wellst aw. 82h. HERMAN a" ie ar Ga Buder USHL LIN REAL 0: cultatle otal, porch. f 65 Cus : pelt Ary, wade. — ’ ic) | WE age 3 roo oF v eerping: ton }—2 fe) jay N. 7 GcorTT 2" b a « ALTY Co.. - 913 N. . ONE rooms a : 18 2 ad LLS. 5987—8 me, bagh, gs wad a wees el) tee + of ro th at TLIER & CO fiat. ullding ND P Main 25 405-97 Good store SARA PnEATH CO. : im sian 1 baton ot | rene AST a j rer 8 “ Park) if: $8. MANS —Nie Foor bay. (eta auto Terne. yard wpa Tro story — nar 24 wt; Satory ay Bg, ane ee ST. Bis4w or weet STON-T ence: WOODLAN ern: $60 he ms WAS Olive Er. a. *, | GR -MILLE ce; suit brick le and athe month H t: a Dart TAYLOR. TE ; all con- oS hive > : ebfidren E, 1 “tive Ren. Beat vg AND. ER RE able fo te and r; - MA : track , a= fan = ee = re tS . cond. 2" daree 16 | © steam, AND on BE. On 108 F a tit. sorxivine see _ coae , a |e ee Ea: ey tan 2 = Sane ae eae ia a Hee ey Be: ste — c WES ag no ‘polit Bouse ; ; 030. | Wrest IN-WAT. lars ap. urulare a ets shoe revair. ce ats Sieeess : ; Neal Bids atu ty ie me. and attic: -adul Is Call "Monaar. ee ee vies ae at : pot yey FOR | 1 — are ral Brid veome «2 221.’ F ont | TA tic ungal) Moné@ay. . GRO tions fo REX? 3 : 3-room 71 | fer) LEON. i «Be TR par- LEAS Belt - LE ad ow: t 219 . MO at. ARD te Dep UST s E : ‘Rorthweat. — Oar ee ere oa ow: 4 S sarees os fel A ee — EE ta “ cmos AND a Aree BUNGALOW FOR 1947. orJ01 Robin ME FOR a raha en = icogey | HERP 1s heed ie 198) || seen ak ial ND BEAUMO ORRIS aach i... RENT. tc) — 6 rooms. RENT N R venien roo nu NN oR. ith secon en sing. ‘ NT R. room of fixt brand-a __fooms furt = m fa t. Olive R. £ ad floor: |' corer 2x135. Co., 826° elect Tuned cma iggy furnace. 7 (oF) MANU £603, __ co.. 816% . | i] Poss. Oc for Steam ric. car o bi. 75 moéd- ha ev Fr . 816 tober or ignition automobdi oH two blocks half ‘hock shades. SOR. 3 th, electri eo and ACTURING % Chest- | WEIS 15. Rental _ ja.” BROOKS Gg B- mye re TS rooms) Tent im TURING SPACE For EL8-GE he Set is ar~ ene a. $2 ment)—6 ee Son m, at 106-208 For lease RHART . ew a west nt hea’ toilet TS orte's . in FLECTRIC, aoe fies may f Stowe: one r anh See JOST, 308 apes building SsIPPT v ) both fioors (8000 722 Ch 1 MA Ne 2 (6000 js Chestnut ot. (c°7) saat 23g ust co, | BENTO North 7 Ck R. |E. CO 2. > BUSINESS . 822 Chestaut ot Orena’ st. | bt.: one a¥..

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oe ee ee es a AE el ee , age many wig al- | ‘822 Chestnut. clear. | ace” =X. x K-242. ree tte Aeteot § + ROI ABR Ae man Oe gy alos Sali ad for Vacaat tec 1. —— EX oe . What nar e you to offer. Bex A-7*8. P.-D Waplewood vty Wanted. THE LAST , nds lowest | . DEUG STORE In the New Pershing Galleries Bidg.. 5568-89 Pershing. Built for rour needa. JONES BROS... 1021 Arcade. Yee eae ¥ ais) : - 7 . 3 NOME ST (ne Bae sai Pte in 1 . a . od bs Pg ¥ kn Se mn MRR tn ober ee ee ee santiets ee ee ee > oe att ws 7 : 6 Me hs 98 iy : ¢ er — oe ak a DEAL ESTATE CO iXCOME PROP AND THE BEST ‘ 206 acres and + 30 acres. near st. Louis, | | when others fail. Po Bia Sk WANTT 9 Acewrs fine farms. for destrable income price. toon how OF WEST END LOTS eS Se reed & ot he tehew of eee ae 3 SPRAGLTE R E CO. 828 ‘Chemical Bidg, INCOME PROPERTY Wtd—Hieb-ciags | . Clayton end one in Web- Emad can exchange for city in- NWOOD © Deted rice infiat! ELLE} : a ALTY Co. SAINEKER ROAD AND WYDOWY "Lh Wainwrieh: Bia4g The best-located piecs of property in the West End To thew exchange: 100 ft. fremt: $5000: img ‘2 & good section it offers Tents mede: want res! dence = __ Box D-140. P ‘a Park “a for “E's ty in | [cCOmne property Bex G-* . ~ a! : ye or See HAMMER FO Rp 'T Wee —5241 Asbland sew ra take lot or ema’! . GROCERY STORE In the New Pershing Galleries Bidg.. 5569-89 Pershing Ideally located. : my JONES BROS. 1021 arcaée. nw REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE | ACREAGE—10 miles west. exchange for) “ipeome proper:y Peck ew ~21M | APARTMEN — oe hange. 6-iamily residence or Box A-236 —_ IRD ERD IC ET ALO: LRG NEF, ACEI The word ‘*‘REALTOR”’ signifies a member of the St. Louis Real Estate Exchange, who must operate under its rules and regulations. Deal With a Realtor St. Louis Real Estate Exchange WAINWRIGHT BLDG. (c99) DELMAR a BUILDING 6677 Debmar. Offices. loft and stores for lease suitable for stucice. haberdashery. doc- tore. etc. Excellent service : JONES BROS... 1021 Arcade. APARTMENT W: exchange robin reoming DOCTOR'S OFFICE — $.”, = ; f ‘ Union-Bagten Trust Building—s _ IME os Grand 4) z ube 4 room flat beautiful office especiaiy equip q Wed —For exchar or mavered Colfax 4210W yec for physician or dentist B wdern, f iy LOT We a a double j-reem Ff UNION-EASTON TEUST a rtmen Phone Grand 4: 1 a month: will take clear! 53735 Basten ar 765 AMME ; Hc E: . . : a part pay. balance easy terms. Box > we . [-L 8. Pl on OFFICE SPAC E fY EQUITY in 140-ecre farm near Rolla. 410 N. EUCLID ae ~ income property im city. Cail Desirable suites in this medern building. _S326a Etzel ae aan | all cou veniences ; reasenabie rental. or see HAMMER PROPERTY wre Cute: town ts across ‘TOT er further information call & S Grand Open Sundays charee for city property. ~Ber EDWARD lL. BAKEWELL. AUTO Wid —As do®™ pra 3 Olive S535. ANSWER IN 24 SOURS. PRANA L. LDITIMFIES R. EE. Co.. 624 ag Original “Quick Sale Wanted” “o>. ietis eee ee ; ; sine SPOT CASH PAID Will buy at once fer { _ aay kind of Fe barrain lerty. Condit Dr'ce i quick GLICK R. ot E y TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES TO LET BUSINESS PURPOSES "| aah $2 ‘oath. tang tb Beet Souaie ; oe Se thwest sf ) ¥ . | LANSDOW xE. & 540 3—S:1ore Wonderful Loeation themtor: ened tor wabers 2905 NSN. Union and 5311 St Louis | LANSDOWNE. 411 Wonderful ~ ‘Union and St. Louis) busy transfer point ‘or bakery. ony one pew northwest industrial district. 40.000| DBorhoed. opposite new picture show cust | workmen. 3 blocks radius reasonabie. verside 4410 a a | hy Peminese Man. it wil pay you to buy one of the vemataitg eum | WATTS REALTY COMPANY, AGENTS ~ 621 cChestrut eca: 108 erowime nel ez ne -Dtenetch 118 N. th bungalow. Riverside 44933 RESTDENCE Wid i. exehanes for > ore ~ AC TO Wtd4 —Firsi-clase ‘for ~ ‘at Be income _broperty x 51¢ Post Dis : MODERN STORES a Ge = -*- Beetdimeered F e . D - ay Ss P-560. Post-Dispatch open. oct “Sa bal = AT SOUTHEAST CORNER — TAYLOR 3 ER a a : reoms. — in idea! , — — - . | LA? UTOMORIT £ - arc , a a | sation will trade for ! st 4 dei chertenbiiemnisnie en ee * ed — aes: a, a a. Flad Gra- ne rt > = ‘ South | FIVE STORES FO FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES = bor ie | 8200 ~sbartment ee | ee store for Seu ’ 4488 EASTON. LADIES READY-To- ——SEChSRge ecuity > WALTER JONES ® E on fia hea ily WEAR ‘soc 0 og across the street Tem ‘ Orsming ae — ——_— . 18 Chesazt, | machines 4478 EASTON. MILLINERY . bos Paar th ee side a gp modern Arcola hot- water ; ive rateete dt a aneteae pf ge 2. soem |, Seoth Side having ecuity SI1750: wil] prepositien wt!! in 3 ¢t : 107 NX. Mth st i - il trade equity: am ~ott Box | a me 8 $0 have some cash. Sidney $9847 ; 4-200 eo : " ana rf), ve aso LIVE LOCATION | * sso > pe Sate" eparenent ne FOR Fr fe. Sx NPs Ft SHOE STORE OR r = a Re i ach, annual ren: oe GENTS’ FURNISHINGS age se ae ‘*Delmar Garden ee REAL EST’TE—WTD. TO BUY | Flats, Apartments Wanted — for a home; . Boz D221. Bret 5 ee BERG pr ——_—_ —— eee ee AL ARAMA 6009— Fine __£Mmerchant: (oF ren: BROADWAY. 1000 N —Large store. bustpess locabron, wel wel. i ited. BROADWAY. 3828 $— 5 Ti Se store. ro in rear: $35 BROADWAY. 1827 &—BStore. suitabie for ef business; goed jocat.on. rent AS want sas small cot ‘pulléings attractively or ilacat irom fame any condition apartment in week WENZLICK 1010 Chestnut. Clive 14°7 Beautiful Business Location Store. e sigo rew 5 rooms and beth a ore b 94 & Kineshichwar avire ene*acre West ACADEMY, 1453 — New store. 16x38. good jccation. Apply 5103 Weils (eb3x) | PAYARD 1265—1 deer south of Page: store ae furnished, rent ng we Ss gee yay ~ ef 3 rooms y > a ER AND AL. ss : ligt: and heat. Ipeut ——~ sc — Fn z- ie | 43883 Chostess. Grand (1d) PA eaaven, i AY. CO. South Side Agents. Rive } PaNy STORES, SUITABLE For 5427 Gravois av. eee «4 an ain ARIETY 3821 & —Otiices. | MORRIS Ss AACH R CO. .. 826 _CHEST NUT. ‘eons CLAYTON. 63 @307—Rent ve res “ence weer tha: . to | i ~ : Se tk Saeed. ~~ reemes, beure, Faene o SE) EEE HOMES. 3548'S For Colored—Wanted COLDRED | PRO TY Wia—WFaw house. — arze inom ‘ly alt ccd ¥ Lenemen ROBERTS. 108 ¥. i ers. ,~ wo Pos-Dispa: aa. “ia co. $06 tnt. Bate ¥Y ScuM Trt B ma OT BOnet commer of eee W:4—On North Ride. ang « mm bith ah SO4ALN Gh ot fuse being Tomspisted - = ede in Holy Hills Boz £186 P-D_ izes in oiling UK colered act eu ¥ ' N tern (ei 4 te jectie in this wonderfs os Seactitu: home warase ares io 3 * SCNGALOW Wil — Sond inewiicn. wigs oh cusr treme Pogt-TispaicS. vb AR. 5876—Large store: 2 windows. | wa SOREIT. 1694 Tite ¢ - RESIDENCE Wit.—O@ Delmar or Wash- rrangemen % TEOMPSON. pecieeiae 142. MO ‘tie Guar Bidg Business w i an ars. for J “s. F ot aut fF S 823 _Caestnut g ~*- AND Pn 9 tr-mga avs | Webster SU sINbee ae amtee — — down. . e 4138 § —Store. elegant jeca- AND. HOT AND COLD WATER: WON. Tas exe As O34 inn dene CITY PROPERTY Wta—To single flat Rex A-295 Pag-Dits ‘stones a ROPERTI td.—Will bay | Rox : ‘L Lota SCLICS Mal. 2AS.¢. MORFT tle Gua: ecres with S-room residence da: ~ TO EXCHANGE—Ato-e and fats on © mente if RESIDENCE WANTED Gaarous 690S—Automobiie pain: shop, | LER REALTY Co. "sor o: CHESTNUT. MOGT prominent garage : m- {ric meer Kirkwood ‘for city pert: 7. nrice $25000. Will exchange aie "s - " ___ | DELMAR. 6138-40—Doub: y location in Webdste ~ SSEL REAL == 34: geno ) ecuity for an unincumbered farm. here jum sold 37 Ww GRAVOTS, 2832—large store. In cood ean ar ag Rox 4-190 Post-Dispatch dition. vaox TRADERS Exchange veal estate and busi targe store: °= good le- | BALSON REALTY CO. 5699 Delmar. (c nen hae ea dust toz0. e832) me ee te bag a S.— Malian store, sult able for reian businese $40 Stk kN SAUM. 623 (erstmut et. weg $F 621 8. —— corner store 2-reom fiat .m vERNex LACX. 3223 Chestet. Olive asge CHEROKEE. Tisé—New modern corner ior any retai, business? TA31—Stoere: $50. Cal Vic- , ‘cS3x) | gpeciai- Deopie ‘c8*) } near mec st. (HIPPEWA. ter ww Residences Wanted Jungalow ‘n tows CHANGE—Poultry. erain and stock farm. near Washing‘or. Mo. HB Gellert. ITY INCOME wr ‘4 Pe exchanee | a4 clear owner S793 3S. Broadway “Vote in Meramec Heigtts for cfr ince TO EXOCHANGE—Pine rew @famt ly fate SOeerty. : ‘ " : 4 rooms separate : Ae SAR NGROSE & SERCET, 222 S. RE brick garage o~ well A ped ee. $024-86—The future localios. Uz store. 7 ety. Sox A-Se:. P-D. an i= = CS... Pe a yp age wil —w By. in- wes se ane So Le mate +. ACANT Wtd—Bargams. or exchange for P KLEIN REALTY co. 1 164 &. Sih - pew location. $40. | ot. seer s. .. ros a _ ‘improved promerty Roz P-575 P-D ana’ ‘ ‘. —_ Suburban ee een adjoin Pandas Olive 34 9494 dé, = ~~ CANT change 134 Os Mas as S . va ; . ‘ hes oF - cr White War. st Mapie rood Bn we. K, sire By Aye | oro tae t lots im the OL ‘ ver rent or lease. corner Sutton and Hazel. center le vacant or inceme price. This ¢ Fr ee Ld oe of pop population and transportation: one fare S24 Chemica) Bice grocery aad maak ‘market. cheap for -— : —*. 609—-Basement. suitable for from everrwhere. See Dr Cape Phone scenerty vncett lots WH, Tt = a - cash. Wm. Ligtbel. 959 Wilmington. Loe Ww Wtd—in West ~ waiks. sewers, . e . ; i Ys : - arity . . 7 : byes nox © electricity all in On Aubert ae | east of King shoe repair shep. etc.. steam Ben:or 391. tates = " m-419 Flats, Apartments Wanted blocks south of heat and every convenieace low rent; ne s o atce a te LT¥Y CO., 866 Cheetnat ' ss. —, = PROPERTY Wid —Good size jot EASTON. : : _y a & d ceur’r= e ref APARTMENT we . ; or mn St. Louis County. west of es = | 4753— 3 — Store. ee ae Call Schult $ Tare: ite. ROBERTS 108 Saas rents Hi-Poimte. Richmond Heights exchange my equity in goed paying _sinity ef Belt t and Delmar. -M CURRY J TA New mors. 7500 | WILL c WiSsmaTn, 2838 x Grand We have only two of these iovely new at. new and modern. for ‘wel! GILES. Beit Forest —2 cITy REAL EST’TE FOR SALE me on the ground 4 mone Aubert avenue, & cell SEFUCECEE Re co. 10s x oa noon. WL Rae tibet ' : ) | —— an = LO '—Corner | GRAY ors. ‘5429-1 store. je? “moath: heat fu . FRANE TOS™Y Post-Dispatch one Denvem 1. CifY PROPERTY Wtf — i have 1 ECL” Mame tewt=s of jiend. -o ifcumbBrance on } : ehange for cir ries $25 per acre What have rou ad to +-ade* GHEPTSER REALTY ~ 5008 8. —bange store reem SASSO. ox ert fs a TEIN “REALTY Co., Chestant. = secs. | = ease —_ aon m eo for | picture w or filling »’atien: | Bannan and Meramec Cail Grand | “6 # Hate, ™m besin-es section ¥. ne nc exchange “ea! cetate IYepatch. Tre ee ‘city property. ber of bargains tn 4 and 6 fa | EASTON. 5843-45—ffice suite: x ¥, A End. d@- est a- front offices let:: $40 Wtd.—Soeuth: have ein- ost-Dis. dence. Box G-33. Post- -Dispeic Ra EQuTr: Wtd—Flat or = ence 7 Marmon roadster Aldine 49524 W EXCHANGE—Nice 40-4 farm war EASTON-TAYLOR TR 4474 : = 2686. a ARIS rs : t | EASTON. 4a70A—Sance Gx™S. idea! “Sk Panis CO. 713 Thestnu: | nape efty Box G-38 Past-D's spaich et EASTON-Ta Lok FRE *D.. , 22 Sai i sT CO. FLLING FPATION wees P’RP’SES ==... > Modem: G-room__ residence a EASTON, 5 gt. *s - ? basi- PILLING ATION Wd —To reat. or se garage. 144 Shaw. near Shaws Gar ness = ar, a —_— | ae mS afer on yw —_ a2 buy. Box K-40. Pesi-Dia den, Se een single flat. Grand 1860. eros | rent. SHUC GARAGE Wri —Welkine distance of X EXCHANGE—Residence wantec, + rent. . proverty. Box P-550 brick garace. — sor ame med or eer space: ju SPACE W'd —Room or pone for lieht FARM—Por «xr aaage ef. (2 iney x _3447R, i or caint shop. manufacturing. et ‘east 50x75 feet: first SHEN ANTOAH ce ea : tirst —~ A. » in Wc make offer Benz K- ‘Box A- Post-Diepatch. LOT—Fine Summit Park Calfax LASETT Wid.—4 or 9 rooms somh or wen wining = “sas T—Hol'y Hills. facing Carondelet det Park. FLAT Wtd—Single aBube “aah ‘+ necessary ‘ atienti Ge AND-GRAvors RCO. Resiters. . Grand. 814%. AUTOMOBILE TO TRADE FOR FARM *% Box A-395. Post-Diapatch. (cZ) TRADE AUTOMOBILE | 4 FOR CITY PROPERTY # Pox A l70. Post-Dispetch. ‘c3) soecla ty ef euburtas. EASY Get med 198) PLARID A LAND riu— oer lots: Baz ©-i73_ P.-D Greer. from owner BSox_K-5. P-I | ae eee doudie must be mod- "eR sona rre Wl i Boz A-294 Post-Dtemetch erties Pyar PLAT Wtd —Te buy goed 4-*am >. mus be oriced right: michr So - Diath wc Geuble. hot-water } . tag. berdweed fleers. mwuthwest hens. | Ué ' Ie Tomer é BY Sree want ty Sy Lge weet of K nesbighwar FLAT Wd. ’ LA rT —-+0 feet. Dusiness bul c ne eg EI. Realty - BARGAIN ay % Euclid. $45 & font g oy ——Wil take 1973 a .__Ineutre 5435 fearon” 7: ~ {on mention San for La ee ——— Pytenrac excellent : IAPR Tere mete OR Poe = Ges. vchess. eo HM if yf « oy ’ if > “3 i tit i & 7 i Werenad tng alle SORE ve ante ald aad “lite : : a Mat : iat et Sos Ss jek ‘ Lies : v4 a>? Bia: 's ai 4 ’ ef y. Pz) gy a ‘wp ee ee Py . . - P aaiiies

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R SALECITY REAL EST’TE ra ee Bisa #8 2000 REAL ES TATE E For Sale, ‘FOR SALE SUBURB’N PROP’Y FoR Le | SUBURB’ Menchester pee. n Grand “Dover MP. R. KR. Oak Hill branch od brick ; hardwood floor. f the High Lang on CSHIGHWAY 3 Sr | ONE-THIRD SOL D our | EN {GELHOLM. 1520 «1 ; terms or trade. Se ats put. Main 1195. AND ALL EN—Jat, ame modern. lie hwav: bargain: | Cabany 4423W N PROP’Y FOR | COTTAG!] E—One acre ground. ale, Exchange Wanted, , and d Bungalows, Co | SALE | SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE FOU R-ROOM BRICK — REITZ. 725 Vi Victoria Bidg. _ 00; eany Bo py ™ = | ; sed mele or doubie flats: | COTTA AGE—4 rooms: can » et 1 or . Ba: A-162. P.-D. 200 feet front: wane & down: ee —— i. west of Kings-| _to _Charlack rd. See _Mr._ eo one lot or 30 lote. COU NTY | HOME—Hot- -Water “SEE EGGERS of CLAYTON” | mall tracts in St. 5; Naplinidiy 20 *| ilding rooms: b 5600 South) ye 627 ‘Gravois. | Sunset’ Ait a eerace: 1.40 a _terma, DIE cres: sutry cise; ay $8 S01 Gravois av. acres in or ~~ CRESCENT. 217 76— Bungalow ; — BO. 11 Int. Lif” Bl. | OOROTHY, 1$30— 200 feet north of Man- ft., $32. | chester rd.. 5-room bungalow. bath. elec: | 9 | ASean Easton av. COo.. | aie Si $10.00 DOWN AND $1000 PER MONTH |,3 ote home sites in (fchacet. Salesman on the « a ‘Satutie’ Bridge road n rt | trie: jot 50x150: faces Kirk wood- son Car; $500 cagh. balance like Call Webster 2436W. clede and Cc oO in _CANNON. Realtor. Wainwright | Veet orth | EULAKE, 87 a im t 2 ee harles Rock road. “a low : HIED EN Zz R location: will floors. electric, furnace. 6, 18th. (c) a WENTY DAYS —_—_——— rgom home fos a family; 4 ot bulidins jots in South] sonable price. | pe MPANTY EQUITY—My $5000 e equity ORNERS AND HOMES Boe iebb) | mages Paimiahed, efuccy ngtion’ ell . owner leaving city: to Be Had—B 7ELLOW LOT ri. fourth” house saat of WB Brg 0 e aq— ut _ lea lot in beautiful | ETTA. 117 W (9315 5s. Broad way)— eee jun east of 3134 | . bungalow. for sale or ren:: shade trees and fine , bath. furnace _ farace. | HEL EN. 5711 (County )— BUY SOON, OR PAy EK REALTY CO.. | .low; bath, furnace, 3-car garage: A PROFIT 39 XN. ith. | bus pasees, door; easy terms. b bi MEN N. Union. poe Forest 4310. corner Brannem and | HOUSE—16 acres. ghar’ Are gel overlook seecen ee ae ¥ EIN, B15. Pa a stion ’ ou sE—4 yo, agers _— CAR OR MOTOR BUR til aa 7 ee price $3100." "225 Grand, laxem bur HANLEY RD.. '€30——Residence- | BUY A RE: AL, HOME 41—5- Spe frame bungalow: po : improvements made: ‘Bvod condition $6000. 3222 Meramec. Riverside 3814. det. 7361 M Maplewood Cotta ges, F Flats, SUBURE’N Pi PROP’Y FOR SALE Apartments, Residences For Sale Today, | SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N Paes a . BUNGALOW—New. direct from bulider: cash, or ence terms. Cal w 7400 Richmond pl. (coe) lots BUNGALOWS a ow Drive =| neighborhood. dp thie 4 Fees S REALTY CO. 7160 oo very reasonable: jtuprovements; can be purchased at a rea- TERMS: TO SUIT chy at pricest SAVINGS TRUST ©Co., + 4915_ Delmar. _ BUNGALOW LOT—Choice. 50x180. in 000 country club district. ai Price 12,0 50 build; owner ge road: price cut to Ah os Address x A-240, side of Warner av., iT of | Claytonia (4 1 block west “) Pennsylvania). eunroom, heated garage, break- om, hot-water heat: | roughs lane, at Price “ated for the money. - | line; exclusive countr MUELL ER. ym Vota. Sishusend Heights. Benton toon i HOMES. ' Just completed: Schisler buflt: 6 roorns, —_ Sade al hot-water heat. Tock Ww ho Would’nt Take This. opttage and 1% acres: subdivision: $6500: quic E, A. STE) age. won mh, i piivsaye you § a to Ground. : DSI ‘ CORNER JACKSON. 7011—5-room matt brick bun- 5. Kingshighway. corner galow. tile bath. greta ome floors. hor- 2! r 78. Kingshi ghway. Grand 8114. | 4425 Rr (c4 with modern §- heat. electric and gas: laree lot: $8? ae ox 40. open today, | terms. KNICKMEVER-FLEER REALTY | i lot STIAN. Realtor. | & INV. CO. 3505.- N. Grand, y will buy our fot; | Fem. bungalow, near uchanan in Charge. ns Realty Co., Aat 1105 Chestnut 8 fF LOANED TO BUILD pur Plans to Main Office. — ijand] ; $12.50 to $25) Taweon R20. Riverview | ne | Box D-302 102 Post- -Dispate gv.: 33x127: street and | TY CO.. Grand a. side of Rhodes | N - ~ lind and Kingshighway | *AND——1200 feet or river COo.. 2618 Ss. Jef- Louis = Highway 3 No. 30 and Garrett av. Cc third oune on east side. | KOMFY KOTTAGE—New and neat: 4 valther rooms. bath: all papered sweet ° or your uy a home let us find it for you. we . WYDOWN 155. = SENSIBLE BEY Fine bungalow. with garage. room for another house or ~ og Gayton fa gg {e) + | Ww OLES 2 P.ehy out and bring the kide: ~NEW BUNG ALOW > 3829 Avonda'e. 5 rooms and bark: nerd. wood aieaes, oe 80 brick a ord on the skids» $200 in one pile. teau Villa. be-; the rest #0 easy jt will make you smile | An Attractive r. water. ges, LAND—100 ¢ foot or more of ground. on 452 : Bt. Charies rd.. on enty gv... south side. 130 feet | TaAND—7 acres on — road. 30 av. utes from Broadway and Olive: $48 per ft. 750]. $3445; smal] cash payment. | per month. Box D-37. _ Post-Dis “ ft for cinb gites. f! 3 bathing and canoe- in@: 35 acres in tract; 28 miles from St. Small > and payment, . a paxx-—Vacant jot: 35x tS Midiend av., Overland. Mo. | | TEGETHOFF hb VATTE — REALTY Co.. | LARGE LOTS—40x200: half block from ts. Matestic Homes. on Flor: ssant tiger * — LAST Riverside 4108. Wabash ay. Cornelia av. THE BEST and up. including water. lta 6228 SA gpgien. Office : | | ek ees Sea SP -@ JUST LISTED ® New Residence in West side of Denny Road, between Se BELL. Louis’ Leading Realtors. Olive 8621. OT in CLAYTON—aAn unusually at- tractive two-story matt brick (worn -BOR residence. is offered in ty schools, stores, car line, bus transpor- ‘2 living room, | | center reception hall, dining room, eo- || Payment, larium., +9 kitchen, , rod tile roof, metal weather stripped: l-car | garage. heated; built one year ago by | Present owner. Thie offers a real buy Make arrangements to in- FOR idenre Or vacant p aba OSs. W. | BUNGALOW — si et i == UNSUR PASSED!!! For location, accessibility, elevation, natural beauty and investment opportunidgr. THIS IS THE ONLY beaniane: Apply Barnes & Bri- | anchester av. Phone Benton ; terms; must unda. | BUSINESS PRO 50x frontin and 18 Bur- | Céuslan and Clayton car | Y CO. Main 481. ‘“SEE EGGERS of CLAYTON” If you have a residence or vacant lot to | sell. no matter what the price, let us handle We have — — inquirers low. tile bath. balance | dry: would never wee you nt. EGE? & VATTEROTT gk. 181 6228A ___ Office open ‘Sundays $250.00 DOWN | And smal] parment month! alf its | Benton 448 a FRANK | ~~ blocks from school: valuable | $ DOLan” meatow os like an ex- | Bentes 448. terres. ST. LOUIS COUNTY REAL ESTATE AND | FLAT — Brick : hard wood LOAN CO., 7911 Forsythe bi. usiness: ar street made: EALTY GA YOLA PL.. Choicest } t building Zephyr Hills. at price $40 view 665 1000 +} streets, beautiful R- room house with 3 baths; _—— sewers and streets: laree trees, : stl — LOTS Be tare ane xe $12.50. to $06 Seater or aall toe tua £4 ce , : % av or ca abany or free of residence sites owned by the s 0" alt : 452 Mashvile | aute service. . ES Naas! ing. Sales M 26s Geseeée eae" (c99x) | ager LLEX WOOD 4 — iS. C, | LOT—In Natural Park. al! improvements. » AND! WYDowwN POrLey VARD ‘ a Bide. Cabany 4205J. in the West End. To the man contemplating F LOT—Princeton pi. . Pennsylvania park No. rIFU ‘ CG 2; trade. TLL, SURROUNDINGS, , bargain $1300. (cB6) |__ KAMP. 105 "N. 7th st. Otive g342, | E VALUES. pied of vacant west e wai | ‘Lo hede: 8100 dewh nat ois = month, ion | = saa a ~ ° m, Hillerest on the south, Wréown on the ne om sidewalk garage. and Sultry house; ell ay implements: price, AF & CASE REALTY Co.. ares BU NGALOW —5-room, modern: shade trees: aun le ga- sage: ‘giose to echodis and transportation: ce see R. _orside de 2401, screens ‘and gutters: an shrubbery ; streets and sewers made: ; Convenient location: would eet : PAGEWOOD Wise men, women and in this magnificent pro co., 7306 Manchester. (el) | PERTY—Choice, 105 feet. | on Manchester, just east of Mc- owner will sacrifice waieen. DOLAN REALTY CO., 7306 CAMBRIDGE. 35 room bungalow : concrete street; near r schoo), _ CAMBRIDGE. . 363 shrewd investors are finding out the tremendous valucs perty now being sold for homesites and business purposes. The great opportunity is here for you today. PAGEWOOD jis wise and discriminating people who cau see. CAN YOU? Here the man of modest means may secure for his family real home on terms that create no hardships. Terms as low as one “dollar down wide and 130 feet deep. ACT QUICK, DON’T WAIT PROCRASTINATION HELPS NO MAN plan; ask the salesmen on the grounds for plats, literature, prices 3510 0 (Mapi carted acitee : i strictly modern; gurage: being bought by 6—4-room frame . 7 furnace, rear drive street. near sc choot ol Price right at $eR00. A. RSON. $441 _bL. Maslewood _ Benton 321 WwW. COTTAGES—s3, n t's electric. water: ew, 4-room, frame. bath. rice all the con:forts of ay p a 7306 x Co. ( ot ) floors: 4 and 4: street: lot 60x140: Joubia age Of ERGER. BORTH REALTY Q0.. Benton residences, cottages. == Tiate le wood or “a RMAN RE eo" 7340 F 3M (e899) and one dollar per week burs lots 50 feet 2642 Investigate our sidewalks; Take Pagewood Bus at Page Avenue, just West of the Hodiamont Car Line. t H. C. GILLESPIE. Realtor Olive 5304, LYN ‘DOVER P yan F L.. %7255—6-room oe § tile bath, hardwood floors: KUHS. (UH8 RLTY. CO.. Lindel) | TR00. 5 rooms and MANHATTAN. 3 3620—Frame flat rooms: Al condition. For p ENGLISH. ~ | OAKVIEW TER.. hardwood floors, | Mente in- rooms on second floor: L condition; hardwood floors. CAS EA TY CO. ‘¥ r | heat. shades, screens and house. | block from new (Cat 2 2! blocks from Manchester car; all improve- lot 70x140+ garage: price with terms. DOLAN REALTY CO., block east of arr Pe ee homelike of 3 reoms and reception hal! first floor and 1 large bedroom and bath on second; furnace, hardwood ke TODAY TO PAGEWOOD Page Avenue to Woodson Road and you are then at PAGEWOOD CLIP AND MAIL COUPON Or by auto drive West on the office of ce ‘ond terme 6111 ‘ee ———- CO U PON : Our representative will call at your a a roems. furnace. ’ WISSMATH 2838 Benton 448. RICHMOND PL. bungalow: _WOLFSBERGER. BORTH REALTY OO., room frame, with 2 small | all in first-claas | electric fixtures: holic church. n. Altheimer & Bro. Realty Co., Agents: 7306 Manchester. garage: $750 Just listed, bath, electric: 0; in gen? Fruit trees and shrubbery. HOUSE—New 5-room . ARENDES rye co. —— SS a rage; terms to suit: price ‘s rent. , , : & J. STECK, Realtors. - 963 BUY | CITY REAL EST'TE For bons MEEREGR wobe. SCOFIELD PL.. 6787 B: asaiow: ae FOREST THs MOOR. a buy; modern; terms. a Northwest Por hanced THAT ARE 45830 | — N. . STORE AUILDING—JhxhO est lots in the city for ailmmms eee Geet Pont atte hte La ? y - ~ ru : . N . er Ss : N bri rooms on one loor: | aiks. sewers. water, gas . 7. ~~ T0om and bath Dbric “a a Scranged: @ak fioors 41 a ie. sit? Porth to 2 cash. balance easy payment i ieaeahaionisi South emu._Kinker, owner. == REALTY CO. 8708 Sc. Chasizs rd. vi. | BUTE DIN ~e “ ite. a. ee. gouty ash 114. Office open Sundays. ivi- | + G Lo’ LOTS—$14 } p er ft. and , a, See thie. Take lake ~~ FOR SUBDIVISION “all Riverside $330 or 4642 Gravel a, e fee Mr. “$y aaa 55 etree on ‘oles. Street road. by a 2 capi aa ht for a au saie oe (| BURN ESS 1 LOT—Northw est 1 Sormer ~ of a with 60 feet ot on REILLY ©O., 723 Chestaut. Main ij finance sour bulidinns Se: ee ome nd an State his CLUBHOU*E SITES ON LAKE idin , 5 - ineulr Dr. RE A. 8c: HNEIDER Realtor and Bs Fort ell, Mo. _ a ‘Facing Creve Coeur jus | 84520 Gray ola. Riverside 8. CORNER COMPTON AND DELOR— 0 fe cet. Riverside 5288M. _ 2 | COR. GRAVOIS AND MERAME ; . ) ¢ th $38 Bo 6300 Idaho; street t | BRANNER. SHREWSBURY, Gran GRAVOI8. 6840-42 Lot: ood se or €arage or any other bus ply 5403 Devonshire av se IDAHO. 6020—Lot. 560x145. Call a , & g _Robert, 1500 . ) OT—30x1 40, | next 8 4506 8. Grandi¥ ; ” ; t a ‘ i wag Sot its » sapere ‘es0u9 1 me meth. oft: will make. Eco... 5882 Easton. Cabany 75, P.-D new 5S-reom brick bungalbw: ae amaaen wees $SP00. easy terms: Tudor av.. PRANCIS.PERRY- RUTH. 110 N. matt fine Se Site station: corner Hord and McLaren: 6-room brick, bath, furnace. Karage: 75- Ww cres: 5-room house. mye house | ie 0 $5000. (er) a a CLAYTON ROAD & 24, acres at McKnight Road. ly building site: | lished with trees. flowers and shrubs. LOT—And smal! house. Annie ar.. mouth of West Fiorlasant av. _Mo. % block Jennwood., | vottage. |, Small house already on property. EDWARD L. BAKEWELL NEW BUNGALOW. $4800. . lot 50x — 5 United Ratiways ground. See Mr Colfax | Sroem modern; | Bt Gerherat’s store, on premises. 7 suigable for. (8. Ww. COR. WALTON RD. and Forest av.; | || OFMEYER Florissant and Union. Open Sundays and evenings. BEAUTIFUL JENNINGS HOME § rooms. bath, electric. fur-_ nace: large outhouses. 25 fruit “ about nace, electri¢ hardwood floors: RE SOLD AT 1860. See owner on premises for terma. Tox PPRIC ROM AKE 81000 | KEANE & FRANKE, 1008 Chestnut, _ CALL O BR BARGAINS IN COUNTY BUNGALOWS HARTWIG. DPISCHINGER. 3022 N. Grand. | Natural Bridge i Glenechort Drive. Lucas and Hunt une: | , Brick. at @ bargain) 500m 375 cash: Wheaton av.. &. | 9 H alcove, tile bath and a ee, road, new 4-room John's | 9 RRIG COZZEN S 6 Station, 5-room bungalow, $350 cash: Ol- | den av.. new 4-room stucco. $250 cash. We | ent Price fer auick have 17 ere of easy terms. 8B. M. R. 2 BATHS. LARGE A well-built - agar oo car to Hanley oven. ie + LOT—60x1 70 -Hilia. Ww ne FIT. tora" Title ys ig "Haney” 'C | Coo south of « ae 6 | 60x12 DIFHL, Riverside 2980, ete. Take Lake line to down ) RICK RESIDENCE BARGAIN i sss o Weetrult ay. a 4 sae: 5 rooms. , ~ bath: t-water heat: garace: | gash, trhgn. 30x125. 5250 Grew MO denn, balance month. | 100x206. HARVEY BROS., Clayton. BEAUTIFUL SHADE TREES: ELLENT CONDITION: FOR ROADHOUSE OR SUBURI]* |HOME. OWNER WILL TRADE FOR | ||| SIXGLE OR DOUBLE FLAT. ; Ba "cot cut for auick pale: e for Tons oil BLAKE & 1 & RRO” RIS Ches*nit at. ‘ es ana -_ - L. TF—Seort est corner Morgainfo “ Por emac ex ' ‘ , cellent business « " 5 « "“ * weg ¥ netr - Armbruster, north- BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Seeing; brick; five vide: act fast: ogi ahs rea! Terentia , | LOT —S0x109; Cherokee a convenience; ‘attrac- STATE REALTY . 116. _ Poat- Dispatch, for Culck sale to get ‘ten Heighte: rooms on one your terms Apply 5200 Bath. Kenwood Springs ene 37 31—} #- ‘= Cone | Ten-acre Stine reeds of Man- t. | | chester ne road; eh ~~ aos, Sis ee | , outs and 68th and | | mogera heat: ’ feet ap. Mewar E ig i : new. 4) nv ; By suet. $6xx re routh #id@.: ing ge jatest features: HENRY ra a R. CO.. 614 Chestnut. | ert 48 north ai 4 ~~ reasonabie ¢ 8; | _._ Streets made. “Call Grend ohaS, 2 anc iis Peet ier $50 CA SH—$10 MONTH . : “. Cc LDING lw St. Louts Coun- N 00x 5 ecre tracts at Ballwin. 6t. Lou ert he BRAD a Y . abe many 2509. (c62) ty: you will lke this land. 424 — IN. 2076 -Lot 2491. ‘lake aesteed with fish leading to » settonae, which is of » 7m and bath briek: Ave.. Grand Obxt2S ; nice ‘ ; Bp Shean. Inquire 2249 Indians | PEXNNREYLY ANIA AND OBA 7 ft. front: ae fer wR MbIVIsiON OPPO EN. ar co" Gravois rd. east mr beene ge - JUST-MILLER KE. CO. x. i ; | | a. 2 } A " Bee eee a BUNGALOW SNAP &. Charies 6210 South in Drive. near Natural Bridge) mo. walk merth om ré@.:-@ real h ] complete: see it, t 43. 8En's piace. cali sii ERBELER REALTY Co. 108 N. ach. Pond Rooms—Large Lot Florissant rd.; near Ferguson: gt Seago pee’ 0090: 6211 Easton. | a, Offered at a real price of | 5.000. W Waroer- Grant Bell 4 fain | } car stop: | See o | HOUSE—The house you have always want- ed: perfect condition: located fur Normandy: 6 rooms. 3 bathe. Karage in basement: lot 100x200 rolling ground: perfectly landscaped; sunken gardens: |ilv pond; magnificent oak trees. Cabany 5181J. {c) _Normandy oS | Delllerive anil -£ ai. ‘street car hi MASTER ARCHITECT'S GRAF & CASE REALTY CO.. Ferruson.Mo | ||| DREAM i Bungalow of late Mr. E. PINE lot | | fensteller (architect) wil! sacrificed. 6 rooms, 2 baths. _ hot-water heat, do | basement: lot 100x210, beauti- adh to trans-| ||| fully landscaped Hil effect. See this by appointment. ant LAWN REALTY CO., lot 50x140 on a/ il e149 x . c Kae 4. Hs 9 Natl. Bridge. Delmar 2319 8 meee = —_ ain Overland h, a ARGYLE, 87 12—CChariacke: 6- fruit trees. is “te a well io- bungalow: _bargain. | BCNG NGALOW —Thomas Stati m3 line: will | PEOPLE’ § REALTY CO. 7 | BUNGALOW— on Geral _Weliston; BUNGALOW —Furn ished or unfurnished 5. | room. nice lot, trees and flowers: raze: nice neighborhood : would _Yacant lot in exchange BU NGALOW — Modern. ] public high school, lease to reliable party. N Phone Wabash 226 or Wa- ocality: school: wil! LOW—Barxain - 5 rooma, hardwood floors, tile bath: near schools: 8827 Forest av.. Charlack: | cut _cut $500 far quick sale. Bellerive Club on west. on Natural Bridge Road ~»> An improved estate for the price of a lot-7™ KU veral new homes open fo | for inspection ealty Co. ~ Olive oe uble garage in in Italian garden D. Ro risen. bash 520 5-room brick modern; garage; lot 80x] 60; WwW abash 1} 23W ee ion. St. Charlie | we have nice @ reom sell for $5250 enten Sl. } 7160 160 Manchester | New 5-room matt brick; lot | 100x150 garane: 8t. Charies Rock ‘rd.. ne av.. 15 minutes west of | 7900; liberal terma. tric, bath. 165: $250 cash. balance Wabash 534W. 4 rooms, restricted >. e rid —“—*.* ’ , . a ie JM tteon ages Br NGALOW—New. 6 rooms. water. elec- f! nished basement: JOHN’S REALTY CO.. 8768 St. rd. Wabash 114. - BU NGALOW S—83 rooms: location: $2500, $200 a t once. aol 140, $4800. terms. B 6-room frame. = 4 rooms. $2975. 4 rooms. | matt brick, near high schoo]. $5000: good | ILEY-HENRICHS. Bidg.. Wabash 260. Open Sunday _¢ OAK AND ASHRBY RDS. —Bungalow: | room brick. bath. furnace electric. stove. | - garage: n a painted and papered: plen- free sages trees: jot < Paametts bargain: | ft $4900. hennbhe 1891 Pine Lawn BUNGALOW—=5 rooms. floors. tile bath. sell: $7500: la av. Pine WENZLICK. = ee OAKWOOD. 4112—5-room frame c “oe | maseactae ae newly inted; on easy terms. L. KUHS REALTY CO... Sietiteiiasts preg _(c62) | BUNGALOW—7- room brick. choice lot 50x156: double we wood floors. newly ‘decorated: a almost new eee eA & Leones that — — be sold: easy terms, 7160 Manchester fce open Sunda ve KIR K WOOD TRUST CO.,. Raideers NEW, DANDY, CHEAP BUNGALOW oor: g00d location: let 60x150: worth the BARGAIN, $7000.00, TERMS Modern 8-room house. ~~ _cendition to trolly and railroad lot ~ soggy nt fine | cash; Flat Iron | —— lot B5x245: ome. and fruit. 4 roome and bath first f) 500. nice a ates a Cleese ANOTHER BUN NGALOW BARGAIN tile bath, hot-water heat; nice porches: 9 ROOMS, SLEEPING PORCH in basement, MODERN HOME, 10 ACRES ag oe ae 2 Seedien, #un paerior. fire- bath, hardwood bear. hot- water heat, @s- copper gutters and screens. concrete side drive; 5 convenient loca- (|? on premises every ||| a 5-room yo hardwood floors. stucco. hardwood mx 145. lot 40x216: owner must $1500 cash: a Dardane!)- Lawn: phon 1010 Chestaut Olive 142 Kain —— Princeton : 7 508— Modern Sagnemen, uceo: 11 rooms, tile roof: all oe. tile bath, marble sink. oi) Lindell 7800. $300 CASH $300 Easy Mont Payments 3800-0 .! w 5- | brick bungalows: a bath: se. "built eis tee ba th. | Biitsd story brick: Bee terms. as FLA MODERN HOME. 3, ACRES 0 rooms; 2 bathe: hardwood fivors: rage; location best. H Box K- 148 Post- Ja. - -= ney ey close to tranaportation ; ‘<ar ge. MODERN 5- “ROOM BUNGALOWS EASIEST E EVER HE ARD OF goed ae furnece, ga- riveway: immediate possession lot EASTON -TAYLOR AV. et UET ©&o.. 2.74 Faston. , Re Natl Richmond Heights — REALTY ©0., Brides Delmar 2319 2160 f RELLVIEW : wy Ngavow" no OLIVE 3 $1000 cash. balance $50 ——— BUNGALOW -—GPETAL PRICK. 6 rooms, hard . hot-water Theat, 2-ca owner means busi- i mie 1010 Chestnut. Save 1427. iF sonng ate Heights veasexh: for quick sales 96750: ‘ea 0 O10. ch Chestnut” __ Ole ta. | ae ee a Sas ONLY roy, CASH Pt see rays BR OTE ALAMEDA. 2011—Nearly new. ultra mod haréwood. ES CU BEETE, Reser oties B64. ae "Nanches GALOW—New. 2-steoryr. 6 ck: hot-water heat: hardwood

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’ #@ 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottage Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. ~ SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE ae Horthwest == | CESCHEN. G4i7—3 and ¢ oom bousw: 4 DANDY mal, payment down a In the Bristol School District: 7 fr " LOUISE, 2233 Bungalow 4-room mod- ne: in rises TCR AND CC Saie SUBURS'© Co" FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALESUBURE'N PROP'Y FOR SALE ~ SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE Webster Groves Webster Groves Webster Groves "er Webster Groves Rs atc nclete = ee ee 1 ae iat Senin’ Gur bw -y Sb Nea mY etic > ¥ wie , , = = gah ew age earee- rooms, hot-water heat. oil burn- $200 down: b forrest, ove = xz O. Look it — ———— $300 CASH 4 EL. Realtor. WYRTLE 6436—4 room frame penaatow? 404. - 2-4 ; bargain. : gases. me: Y “GAT “er —______——§f : - -~ . ~ =, »ws and 5 ottage : \ : te oo Ba ; : se WELLSMAF 6318—8 large room frame. 3505 (rer me Fe... call T. H. Heath, care Webster R. 6318 | M COTTAGE—$250 C Tage fine’ OO-ft. tot: 1. hip roof. beth as. electric. furpace bua ee” pnecbes concrete cellar and | Balance monthly to 5S years. - ad aY. Gc Coltax at fale ones FARLIN. 4719—@ rooms.’ breakfast room. ‘ brick: B, — . --. _~ heat: l-car : : | ONLY ONF LEFT foundation: make wus an of fer. terms; | ‘lott av. look th Of the new S-room stucco mod- small down payment. balance like rent.) 4. W. K —_—— "TT bungalows Complete in every KNICK MEYER. FPLEER REAL TY & IN vo ; respect. Can De handied on _ceO.. 3505 N. Grand. __ «Os . —— 633 : ‘ $250.00 cash and balance on rery : ; . RENT. i porch tile 3250 See H. | or will KERR Cc 43%6 ASHLAND AY. easy payments. See THEO R. APPEL, ing NEE on cine tae — | coe a — or ~ At Blackmer Place and Swon Ave., Webster Groves Realtor, 722 Chestnut or 46 W. Lackwood. Curtis av. Wi Ww a 623 Chestnut. "path, . e Cc YOSs, 2323 Cates If vou contemplate buying or building 4 home vou will be interested in Webster. _ —- - MECKEL REALTY CO. * Main m BUNGALOWS .~ — TAGES Webster 202847. oentinaleiien aD For 9 > - papas ay cesar amamate sae ee b P’ c ttage t poasres = iy liet BU NGALOW —— A Se § rooms tile oe ge ame; immegate p ae bath furnace Now Ready LITTLE CASH | bey 4582 Maffitt ar.. , ax SO090R. siteping porch, cnicken appolntmen: ive ©4864 ant ’ : - $5700. house; gouth, one bieck west of Graal: WM. L. HECKMANN & CO. 100 N. 7th. aa AOA “BUNG ;ALOWS owner “ante ‘Oo leave city must sell at +c 80) GOODFELLOW. s7482 — Fine These are once. price $8*00 aie ae BIG BARGAIN— COTTAGE. brick bungalow: new; heat, GEO. J. WANSTRATH, 717% Chestnut. 4312 Prairie: 4 rooms floors. gas, water heater: property. both GOTTAGE--5 reoms. recention bail, bath: | pareges:, — ay: n oun yard ; ; we have ever ®}i modern: Fairgrounds district. For information phone (Co) fax 018J, fe} TREMBLEY-WILSON RE. AND I. CO— Write for map of Webster and ocr sales } -beeperty = WKiTE for map of Webster and our sales price $1500 io 215,000 of Webeter and the | ebeter that afford te buy a | Call Olive t will be Real Lock wocea Tt containe a ma very Dest list of vacant and improred Webster Groves Trust Company, Agent published. You cannot v nome before you haere seen it. siataai Saini 1194 or Webdster 160. and ‘ ers oa ee ae ON SS ODDS EES ——SSSS=l_E—SESEE[_ = SSE x | mailed to you. THEO. R. APPEL h Burs New ee xine. cartve tile the right price. See th is Jos. F. ‘Dickmann R. aay Co.. 623° Chestnut. ONLY 93306 th gurage - 1 show. Mire § hand: SEANE _& “FRANEE. 1008 Chestnct et. ‘or. 7232 Chestnut or 46 W. + RT LTR RST Nat NR Ath. ile ie raiemegesiee Ce ei es en ce? J , ' - we, “J - ne *. * = _ University City ' ANT: ~~ ” 50 23 Bel! oT trade f}- room © Uz _gaiow. Open 5 Ww Oo. riverswe «15 { ee 518 xn — verside 2714W SA ee LATES’ STLLE CALIFORNIA. Bungaiows. reome on 2 floors- tie built- in bath. built -m breakfast nook: troning | board and mar.y other attractive features: garage in basement the-price of $7000 is ower than es lige it im the city: aay terme: phon WENZLICK "1010 Chestnut Olive 1427. Se READ ) THis s Will 3 rooms first ff! ~ bedrooms (‘a'l hardwood) and tile bath second ff ser. Brick bungalow. lot 40x140 side drive. water. lighr. 7. ready to move !n. suit rour needs ~ If se his piace ig oriced to sel] | Lac pated west of ‘Forest Park. Owner Sor H-* 79. Poest-Dicsnetch — “Brick and Frame B Bungalows ani G reoms: from $500 cash to %: $0” cagh beaut ifuily ocated: al! at Le ren money will sur: Sunday petwoen Se «. “Colfax 3419. easy term how Br SB. ar RNS | 1105. 2 =t. NEAR FAIRGROUND PARK BUNGALOW 3122 Rolla oe 4 rooms. sun partor, tile bath Murphy bed ileum and coal to be included sale: own- er ‘called ~- _ -_ and will vacate at omce. See fo HART WIG- DISCHING ee 3022 MN. Grand a a it BUNGALOW TT AGE ' cTR } NOON ‘ST. LOUIS AT UNION AY. BELLIS, Realtors electmc, line- JANET (‘Weet Walnut KINGSHIG HWAY BL... 53xx N.—6 -coms har f) KINGSHIGHWAY. 5379 B.—6ccom brick | bungalow : hes. water heat: show from 2 p. m. te est 465. KOSSUTH 472 21—8-roem > rick bangalow hardwood floors. tile beth atta -Car garage. large attic. space « pact Fi oa curta!(n — © s ew bungalow: come ‘iret oneuuik ae KNICKMETER- FLEER ro a pled" 3505 Grand. Cail ize 4881- 13530 E laree wood a tile bath. r . Oe none. ‘on premises dally from r i = Vinita Park +-Teom na‘tt raelar r sie bats. cedar room ICC un } n th F mw’ errthing 401 W. BIG BEND ROAD 8-room stucco, breakfast room sleeping porch, 2-car garage. Thies Mitiet De seen to be appreciated. THEO. BR. APPEL. Realtor todar. nut St or +84 W Lock wood AT For particulars of the abor? homes see prettiest settings in Central Webster Grores Owner haa left city and warts a quick ‘cash for ulty) sale om this prop- ery. If you are looking for a nice home. tn a lecation cemvenient to i schools thurches and transportation and shopping center, it will pay you to tuspect this hume. RESIDENCE — Peeutiful brick. on Princeton av., closets. hot-water heat: ev 200s131 deep: owner w 25.000. Box K-155. P Do ou t , Park. ‘ia 7200 | MAD ISN &1 G47 ‘inita Par “k): tu =220 oa. omar | ar Pe fa tuasniow & veeess. bath 6 must s*« to appreciate price reduced for iry coms cael und quick sale. Wabash 135M_ 3 foc See it sedes Sixx—6 rooms, tile bath. h- ‘ lie, "HARD ‘BANK REALTY ;. heat: large yard: : . Terms. E. A. STEIN A LARGE. BEAUTIFUL HOME. §- rox om house in asadena en CR KEL Realtors. l ‘rravots ar eure —— Realty Co. BU NGALOWS urchase on any of 401 Algencuin 0... 4nd Jackson »! H. Heath with the Rock Hill, 7° rooms. eun par- Webster Grores Trust (Co. rooms. a floer ca - WEBSTER > GROVES TRUST €O.. Agent. . “oo $23,500 LAST CHANCE i. © Vi Oss. | NEW (¢ + See BARGAIN 3199 N. Sareh: + reoms, modern: lot. ae _ Imepect todar ANTHONY SCHMITT. 722 Chestnat A ~NEW BUNGALOW To get ome of these beautiful 6- 4310 Pleasart: 5-r0em brick. tile bath. room effeciencr bungalows. on MAEno': brick man*‘el bookcases. hardwood floors: Tuxedo and Yeatman. 2? Wir-* 373 Oder ) ww | garage: 13-inch brick walls: open Sun- rage. | . eas: of car line. Havre beautiful Cay: terns. “a cies paren modeta: we! imancec: very attra cti conan finish. Only one left and wis: HAUSCHU LTE R. E. Co.. _ CO.. 2407 N. Bway. hot-water heat, - tile bath it today, Oden Sunday. THEO. BR. APPEL. Realtor or phone Webster 1200. Benton 70S ies (€ t St. or 46 W. Lockwood, 4744 4 HOME BARGAINS _OLD ORCHARD BANK REALTY CO e 7034 rn. lot ras reception ‘nail ~~ 44 rick. S siate™ and e625 Chamber'ain. 5-room brick bung®- priced to ell quick; liberal terms: just o- OL , 7c (Ds } . modern. space reef; : lew : garage: $6750 | Cetns completed: see this todar. Here fou wil fed gosh 6 JOY HOMES a-«,, not-water heat 33-foet lot: $7500: $1500 do Corbett. 5 roems, $5500 JOS. F. DICKMANN R. E. CO. to make a pert ome: 5 la very attractive new Jey "709 Weaver ay - new 4r . - 6607 Julien. 4 rooms, ‘tie bath. hard- | 623° Chestnut. sleeping porch and e14 €14 Chestnut, $5145) gh Po a : hot-water beat ie toe na wood . 7 7T-ROOM MATY BRICK. $3750 Oreakfast nook: hardwood [7 £5 tS-i $7000. $1506 h. — 6514 Joseph. 6 rooms, tile bath. garage: A. -w. floors, hw. heat. ga! , r- out: hot-water heat. : ~ “ATTRACTIVE $ cas $7000 — inn am in fact everything high-class: large ia beautil: % frame house tock ~ nog ee a _- BA STEIN. 8105 Page NEW ravame: beaut 78 basement. electric. @829 Etzel. 5 rooms. furnace, $4500 Aone a caeeet, utiful /o-feot let: $7000. rooms. modern: $10,500 BL NGALOWS 4441 Kossuth: 6-reem brick ask5: — bath. furnace. garage; goed terms: $1100 asp cP Lovely bungalows of 5 rooms: also 4 nooms, ail modern improvements: all street 2 Etze:. 7 Highland new 5-roem brick, mod- : $8590. ~ 6538 30" Ju‘tan. 6-room brick. modern; ga-. S978 Cottage: T rooms. @2-story frame: AS ' ’ ‘ dence om lot 9x! Beautiful »rick foundation: bath. electric: garage for MORRIS AACH K. CO... 826 CHESTS ‘rees and en” and only * trucks: $4500: terms a on age Ne age eg Chestnut or 46 W. Lockwood. Webster. .7,., “™°"'S made. Inquire or phone 31 WASH . Nae offi DARST-KEMPLAXD REALTY Co.. Clayton rd. aed swanerivania. Benton teis. “We vans arrange ¥ Midis Es. i gemiiee. mA Mere ¢ Homes. 4-room modern n bungalow ait a real bar- THE”. R. APPEL. } a meee | Pute: 1% -story. 6-roorn frame: largest Se - |eain on terms today 722 Chestnut St. or 46 W. Lockwood Av. Gg rr — Jos. F. DICEMASN a. & oO. baler. r aiaieennion ———$—$ $$ €23_ Chestnut. (IDEAL | Lax KWvoD Lax ATION tes WEBSTER GROVES Ke sunroom. ha and ing hard ‘fieore throw eile bern butlt- in tu as low as wher te a a ee _ House open all day for inspection. GE 0. W. Ames Be. co.,| «8345 WASHINGTON ST. ‘ ® oe - ~ 2 ee ee BNR eNO eee De ee bungalows. rq out Lockwood R.. first street sou E. JOY Webster 149 4198 Clarence: 7-room SE 713 OAKLAND 115 OAKLAND The rice IN VINITA PARK - DY FRAME BUNGALOW Bungalow: AND ’ baths: —,! bs om 4 ROOMS. By — A. %. . ON board. hot-water heat: RUSKIN. “TREMBLEY-¥ -WILSON, Webster Greves. 361 HILLSIDE 8-room shingle and SiUCe’O resi- 401 Times casy t Rageets, f-room brick. 2 sites: 2 inside . electri¢: deep lot: $500 cash. balance like rene. arranged toll ore $4756. +AIN Cates av.: 4) modern. nice | frame 4°87 Marearetta-: §-room 2-sterr $500 bath. electric. garage: price $4150: cash down. $25 per month. 13204 Webster 7-roem brick hause: beth. roomers: choice a 3310" furnished iding now and more im terms. nas. SEMPLE. 723—mM toda sun parior about 1UxIs 508. F DICKMASS R. E. 00 a: + Semele hedreats: each peer nut a jeally the size of two ordinary bedrooms x, renience of the large city. Jeo As — oe —© 20 Upen Daily and Sunday eo See 3 of the 5 cin! hes ¢ 1O%e.s On Lhe or lh 2200 00 cas ner will ountry Dair: $10 h: owne . SCHULTE. 5827—4-rcom frame os pe least 5x10 Modern 6-reom brick bunga! ow. with arranged: artistic mee finished ban tor. | Steam heat: 3-car garage: price right on ‘and in perfect condition. | @asy terms owner will show rou throysh. _ TREMBLEY WILSON, Webster Groves. _ JOS. F. DICKMANN RF. CO . iE Two! REAL BLYs IN BI NGALOWS ' Ne 623 } Chestnut. = ALE 4. a oe - / O04 N a ‘erie Strath a rea new 5-~om ~ ; NEw BUNGALOW —swat CASH PAY. fra ame w ‘th hard ood ore, tiie hath for quick salg. this beautiful MENT! sil M¢: NTHLY PAYMENT iceoee ent rarage lot SOx1>3 eniy $7000 ; 8106 un an: Tot 30x1865 very attrac- terms - . . as ae will ee | eae i i eanenlae ah coe | age BOTs She "B60. ay) omen. You are. noe ain tae as oo : orth investieating. owners will show in Webster Gro Blech north Tatler, 1 biock west. wf CC GILLESPIE. Realtor. Olive S004 Ss Va a “|| JoHN 2. "BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestrn: DRIVE OUT r BIG | BES BEND RD. TODA\ a6 WS ow 268 he attractive | et TO GLENDALE HEIGHTS ae ee sites we offer — JUST WEST OF WERBSTE STER. or sale here. Webster Groves | and imapec: pretty new bun : i de WEBSTER GROVES TRIST CO ATALANTA. 501 (Webacr Groce fust east of Berry , peetEs ane Real Estate Depar+men: bungalow: 5 rooms tile herh. | » informa: 8221 PAGE AY. Re are at feet; beautifu . : Sun = Here in this wholesome. home-lov- ST EE Oe aS ae Te , Sunday or week days after 5 p. m. concrete foundation. ¢¢ ing community you and your fam- | Ce ge ee 2 ne 9616 } - crow up to be better men and | foor sewer and eiectric: lot 35 TERRY. 380 —3- room ge't'ne the ©3750. $500 cash. balaace month'y. arage : =stern impcovenents: 30x11 : oe 3922 N. 234: danéy little 3- brick = _S DTick cx tt e ae | - ‘ om ancrT ‘ae .+-PO0O™m c er cottage; $5200: *asy terms; own- -ottage: new'!y painted Fa decorated: fine ———_——. iin ) @@Ltric fixtures: rage. » . ASHLAND 4145—New : 5-reom Dungaio*® - — 580 ; _ Rivers; de i} Qrvo ‘NEW LISTINGS IN WEBSTER GROVES > a. 7 ox i ce ret So 24 wat as Loch moe! lar ee es 0) RONAN im ERC I RD RT Anehge Yoda APES Se 10 rvems. uags o@ner thls today LUPFER ACKER. 1138 Chestnut os — fg gt td NEW S701 and 5708 Ter: eT: STreom. mart br porches S - manteis. youll if them. priced right: EORTE REALTY & LOA Sealine 506.ee 4. “nom s brick — . modern. orner wi'l — small down ee ont $°5 per oath. = ears 28 SS Ex ree ' | javatery. dining room. kitchen. break fast roem. delightful ecreened porch rn Ist floor: 4 master bedrooms large . + GOx145 improrements at : tie bath with separate tile showe- ae ehe@ter Groves. eo mae a 8 ny | from ar 9 years o “4 running water in 3 rooms 2 flee: ST. Bempart;: iot, S@x%i5: -.: ome > rm aa en _ maids reom. storage room and a> bevatifel st enaerge KAWP. Jas N Mice 2942. . 34 feer sttaeica , garage lot. Stull So HOUS®—4 rooms ant sieering Ddor-hk hardwood floors: near center W-beter > Pe a oe . 4, 4 4 we 4 tga ao te oi Co » sy i 5 as Fy ~~ re * a ae ce ee ‘ Trh at 7. oo JOHN > ep ‘hecamet a BRO. a LOT... & > Daw ty - = br ag ma Tas cate ee pers a ons) fvl4 Title Guar Bide . “MULLIN: WALTERS 3 REALTY. co ‘nw Pee 7027 PERSHING ay farace a. “ity Me ~~. up-te-daie See owbe- t - eraiiy fu... reems modern rage. veesorade , Se Pe —3-™o1m IiMioTreve men’s Five roome, thoroughly modern. doubie— KORTE REALTY & LOAN CO. Olive 1436 em aoe Se Otive 1437. NEW ‘BUNGAI aK ee lee EE al memebers | ia. RESiI OSA: E—440) a iLmck wooed av | ome =. baths r Deel. 3- “ar 6g ee ae This Excellent ‘Sines in University City Reece gecko Siig near Garten cae — 4 “tyler Sahar NIFTY > ireee ated . antes me PWented bear EASTO N. SBOl—Sett drink serie- sAransn SON NEMA Sx ‘ BARNET? $500 cash *e) S bere ae ter hg fan be preser:ted | When the interview — ann a td a — SE ny .. = BELLVIEW_ 465—Elegart 7 reome_ sun meom. Dreakfast room. hardweed fino-« room residence, hardwood || hot-water neat. lo: S0x210 Mets ania —as Chesnes 2. @ og fl h h |} Green, 107 N. 7th e + Ranga ut St. or 46 W. Leckwood Av _Tioors, hot-water heat, at- somprarr. 816—7 rooms. hall bath. fur. a aT wares ; _ EBS ' on “xr ENT hestna? at tached, heated garage: lot 60 | “KAMP. 105 No sah ~ tive ‘eSee. S. Jefferson av.. 6 rooms. 20 MASON AVENTE oALOW —— ae — = na! “Quick Gale Wanted” Agen‘s (82) | ‘ - | BUNGalLDY.. Germ. Geanieh ebac. [at LOOx225: beautifully e¢mbet- a a = 2 Y x105 feet. i te + aoe nh =, n. Soanish stm l@hed with trees. shrubs and flowers, } rh tad inquire 4042 Green! Rd eS Ey E COTT AGE > ‘ Dares'n Fred J Paret 3 exrelient %9-room house: haniwood Sete =aneeeeeeen - atten Sma!! ash Payme Easy Wagner-Grant-Bell ~ ss ura e eo mace . Ree -_ 7 . ? ot ? . tees ae 4 : ’ St. Louis’ Leading cinder street: lot S0x1 50 ie he Tap ng a tla 2 JEFFE RON ROAD en tt, Baréweod | floor 4 .N. 8p °.: 8 rooms. beth. tel- REALTORS —— fe or a a ae eer . ©. MORFIT, 1024 Title Guar. Bidg. Lot 741435: excellent 7-reom house iy rt Ow . — eee | 722 Chestnut. Olive S62] ||| Bethe. pecchea. ca floors, hetaiz fi) terest: 8 roome scream rable son, EDWARD L. BAKEWELL >%,°3 = : Bal "ABER. E. OO 4} Race oil _burmer. is Ee - hot-water hea t. Pittsburg water “heate > ar =. © DESTRER! aN "1826 ieee Saar fie “4-renen “cr aut st, COPrrTaGe—S reas ~~ ane ped: garage: aw: 118 N. *th St modern bungalow: moderate seo ‘Northwest _ | 3 5 Dlenty fruit: 1 enable. Owner ots wi 70S. Benton 796. , = rms. : : ee a... ~~ THEO. R. APPEL. Rea!tor ss T ) ES 72? Chestnut St. er 46 W. Lockwood Ar aw - , * gaara = S20 Big Bend REAL SACRIFICE Road — Here is a ve 3 . Poneto : o f . ' Sbleck from Fe! rzroun ee dandy 5 room Dutch _ Slattery, Lindel] 7900. nga : . : Comex - - og : frame em dence Colonial Residence, tile bath, *O8SUTH.,4230—¢ pas, 208 om carege, rents $42 ; attached garage, hardwood nt “C_GILLESPIE. Reaitor, Olive 5304. lo = 4. ; house abeut ons year chee f: ANDBRSON 4878—Bungaiow. modern: fer: . — DY present owner two rears ats floors ; 10t 0x175 feet ; Park. Nt oN, ane . S836 Labadie a ao '% brick. with claiiineds tee Meare See ae: | 19 Wea: cedar “BEAUTIFUL HOME”? t. Lows Leading | GEO P Eso, Besltore ie bath. hartwood 1 | vere jeurmace. gaa and electric: lauaazy: | 4 ¥ neem = = = » . ; ve aeswnut. = e ; T22 Chestnac: "REALTORS | Cbve *621 HOUCSE—-roem. about 1 rear off ¢x‘ra om age Seokoun bi. ; op REALTORS LUCKY “633 See frame. ia excellent ARLINGTON. shat mom ' | OP ey oe ry vat XE ef Loos. Ss om : Living reem. sun parlor. sleeping living’ rooms, taster bedréum 722 Chestnut Olive 8621 0 Qe Sr Bote ee on tees fei. "flat tile bathe: brigk porch tems. Own LAND lei acai ae - hardweed floors paerior first fleor, | your own a lo; only $3250. Make -er. 301 Fullerton Bidg. Moderna brici ea ere rat with barners tal lg fee founded by an ee ee a eas ee FP. E. LOCHMOELLER, 919 Cheetnne | ARLINGTON. S11—S-reom frame bunee- mace. at « real enna TAR ° ‘ars: admit by card roef. bath : Ai tr ay. Weheter 1s2w, “7 Ney HIEMENZ RCO. Realtor _ | Welleton re e : ange shed and” gne-cur = we jos. FD #15 PROVIDENCE Av eat ee {oows: modern: neu t will shee you awiee aad tee ene in best of condition a7 ages 8--oom and san gee yyy omg INVESTMENT 6321. 3 “ TOMROT Vietcr Diesing. Delmar KX ICKMEYER-F?, EER RITr @ IxV. made Sai g* "aee. A ver §€¢ buy at : —— ol co 2 NN Grand. Colfax : ou $9000 On , CHATH «aM 6221—1 &- -story frame al! NEWSTEAD 4322 N—<4 rooms. bath. ASHBY. 4914—2 "oom | frame, ba “eo THEY’ BR. APPEL. Realtor Se ene Garage. tot SOn1TS: un- _#2UDCTY, Jerve shed owner [cc garage ee < alievy made: + = ns sa St. or 46 W Lockwood avr. iiss abe s —* we ba Agr GER- NORTH MARKET. 4941—3 soome fn 3410. ‘th — caah m= Neel. Co. ter 2 e* ee = 508 Kien- j $2700 $540 ieee as; . setae ‘em av Cpbeny 3509, 3_Szcem Sungar. = Tm 40am mr to i ye : = STORE ——, ere COTTAGE —* or § rooms. modern PENROSE. 4200—3-reem co: tage. bath, $400 sown RESIDENCB—Colonta! Re gg ge ey 1520 Lewis. ©) | __siectric. 3 garages: owner: $4600. DEFELD, _3608 W. Fiociaman: sew and With atest | ‘ements : Sees Selma — — COTTAGE—4 peom=s water electric, | PENROSE. 4246—Brck cottage 4 roome BEACON. 4933—5-room frame Wetsie- Perk Inqu'n | ‘st ures. | hardwoed feors ot 3%all 115 cath. furmace. garage: street alley made . RESIDEXCE—in aidienaien: , } t . Grasd ‘Hus terme. TOMROY INV. CO ain v Seren x _ sTRODTM " caer ; Bice let; fer fei Jar Flome: can be bough: sere : 3 Te2ER e4 eaer < aratway R. ECO. ENICKMETER- FLEER RULTY UY. eres Sundar 4635 Torksitre FERS ANT — 3505 Grand. t§Ceifax as 9038 ‘ bY ie — Fire : one a =: ) $300 . $ 2A ae ae r “ni8 | Chestrst. ty 1807 berk with tile - romt: : 2a20— + a heal tame enor s" wihaneureaes Raw or. ‘Watawright apt Av ie. We can sesiet you tp REALTY (. 5068 Eastan ar Cabanr wrect and ailey made: only $2100 ‘var Trion en¢ St Leute a aodeg shee. THEO R. sPPaL. 2008 1 oo ae ee awe BESSI= 4835 —T- aster» “oa $54—~“Miodern bungalow 1 wear Realter 772 Cheeteut or 44 © Lock wood cM 2114— aren new 4-eem bungs- Grane | a0, CHE" mx = stucco on: a: tom Rall, sunreem. Webster bas) . electric, cellar. sewers: ———_" =| oe nae “freat "doer —aeeeae PRICE REDICED a “msat Sf oO SeRCiLaw FoF ! REGAN FR = cO.. BONGA T.-Moderr -” 3; OrEN = cunroom. screened porch:

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CO Fane “ allt sve rand. . | a a Tee ni n : eon be lore fi nace. “ssaal “exe Cher “mpro zara 4 fur 7 iat Ba. i. ‘age, 5 a otair iota IS stay in aw 1427 Moning. 7a ee. Monde vacomgeggongy — as: “a Soe Hel Ui ter | Pe unter, TH Reata O° a 44 ne, bous Core tt a ONE a sie eager ston “on ito" rome, Bey | 70 rie ae isine, ier. ar ont ae - mn ‘s | streets LE ry 00 n y __ Phone BEY. A bala oe 4 As a 15. 8 maeoes | i § i. FR Ayot epen- 8 sewers. § ott 00; Bmore 1 o4 ing hi ne tr le 14 oat! ont a) And “t it (8 Se D AL co fr 6 3 R - R E r 38, LTy A ve G h ’ f. 54 SO cto Ic a! pen- : ‘M) j re 8, az ern b © 1 RE kK ba Be SHI J IDE freaina.- : (ec -. — ve 2) | V.GE enna TY nvenie Ot av ai tee LE oom G anc *ptenanhh ea aa G | prick N L attr rul eh) 4 sas, rome ath; may = 4 Al in wie) TY! R. oe . oer PI “Snaee s Sette ee raveit. , teat eee ee ("4h he D—ON os pektas pe ec ey a Sore grees eet oy ORV rs 33 | oa of > aenete 31 Al e: ba c = hro 74 = H c 60x1 3671 nly h ory YO Victor’ t 5 KE + sd H LE CREAN a rdw 4) 4 e; rm rh eT) PY EME * ma) . bth. rea y i5- 261 be “wal tata 5 aftr ore cut. | Pon nace: 2 n a Sed Tr oughour, wil fan - * at ~ EIGH eL-FryD and ot KEANE 6 . ast te: fn he nel ss . and ot gk | 4 Pi PF. _ rma w & enwrd- | ON IE ang car gar : ight 4 an 1 ae RM ar eer , i “WOND 4 floor = HT FRYDT EA womesmn> one ho soe roe “Own orth See, copye ENT: Sifhte bulla $6008 Mic w . ES : — F on n t A sear ed es Ww, hur b 7 G = m 14 E D nee E EN voi = co DERFU re rick ¢e76) ns N ay RI m ols: } YLE fino: 27 eonabie: . garage er. — ype Ppoer we 4a" 2 4 ater ‘ ares rick ES BELE& ' | x sures ri i lot de ii Sate raves, | 1800. ry stu oes ren ao a BB! | mation tare. TL BAR: - SR in| eels? Se EW CKSON = Dew, pone R. 6836 37 7 Bin “i 00s me Jct! janroomn. — Kings » sa god. WM se iT PARK % ; 2 perage: io TLMORE. ects Sa evois, | term eee um Hoh r wig on irom? UL, BAR Pat rns, EW B ON Br maicr ms fr a Hisi38: (8 Ter rine a—» 1 — ie - play H io ia lot | on joxieo. er pre ric | H. 7 8. KSO m | oes CR $500 bh RG: aes: iful + of UGH UN 1 CO. | GOET ietor rome cm my 130: b Adio Pret ‘nT bath. oe ~~ RUN HOLDO ond! v. t ¥ a N ted er ate .E. oe de ent YE 386 Ca! ga! Bro y ode Gra Fl 00; reer ogy UP, ahon f! ] re ait AD Ja Gra | HE or ew mr nog ao . a n*e the we! LIX Y ¢ nd . » —— x. nC t bach. fir te amen — a “Sane nie 3516. | one — Mr. adway'- im, Ae er aAditio ee ferent GALOWS cm eo “treo wer aloe Agurere am See nog’ orice op eC? at th com —_— roo ie “hardw FEY nga! Bood y 5 Four = a 8 R A a! I ZDA’ R cay ay ae Sg 00.” terms. — a dup) wack os ned y Aes edvan ATO - ra: | a: sorenti may ioek ott alter. . The garetta 862 Me Di modern aoe _ m bel: . N . ws eee - ow: 3- ys 7, aad Bone z er it nal = PRI Rat res: “ive ie, ‘prick GRESE - FO; furnace, Solan — oak $1660 ,flee Site S. Grand. | Box t lat réwood, of : ood A a $-| Sur ark — 8 SH SEIDE? — ae feos ARI roo rand | NZI room: av eruie CO., tl 16 CE RE niced? Sane th at ga HAM Non | Phone bu ae? bee by C with ert you — > | ee A-33 ck — and 0 V. r- Su R at -Car bi EID h m UR | oe ew CKS m — JICK. oa 2 just Pa 33 _ OK * R Eo ors: brat Be my 5 M, ryt 1OMES: es us "8 BY 80. pete we Meee ge. nga! | $300 ¢ § : porch rs. ha ner GE indays, on © G en ER. h oor GE s 5- ON brick: igi li de 75. aa F ; nt nv fau- | 3 : 242- ES 3 nm tty (¢) ‘ “ 23 a. 1 Soy + Fo nesiow.| — ¥ Les bo acy eae Bou ot- c car ro ick : M 10 s v listed: /B 1. k J 4; k. str anaeae iA Fee a 443 p) _ Ri IME Agee ; ur of m h gt-T =e a get wants } — ues a ot a iy: i onee hf. mash gt potas eareee: ea. BRINKOP: eth EDL "CED soci HAxcoe giern: BE oes | — ee ae: mse = ae ; | . ; & ; ou iii eae vyodereties RASEY Ts ErRICENCY, | tod bed 4 Bows om roo lo 8 57 4 M .R re) ac { el 22 R ° R 3 D ve m | o j s N su FO P . nd un na t a Ew F _ E ~~ A. bg iW cy y 3 e co od t or til e: | Too ck E E m 6: f gch- ;_ 8 on EC 54 er n- S rd ASTI ro ust Gs jund ho is 4 gn) 5 lie th - 4) ae an A y. bloc ew ope R F | ms ee erms, e Gr | — ae YE AL e. ram OF Gr FISCH T E Rs wi SOU st aaa tum i; oe HI oa ory See ow 7521 b Me ag Ar BA ve 0: i Uk Co %, rult : Bn 00 double an \ , a 2- Da avo } s j eae R. TY ace fin e° i 47 aN FOE . aha aft yA i? ll | 53 t _ AN a est to der GI : 0 (rr ce sed . 7 on aed Re het y*. o ‘A 5. Ww | i a r ° io a iod R -Ca th, ‘avois. F yen w alo Cc e ce | so 38 vois » m O} Gra _ mo 0 nd ae n IWAY M “et gy Y m tu b a al iA a tan Of a GEO. > W. ll day . : e, fram throu: re pavers! : ih fur. ahd ele wnstaire we 0. — condi: | sandy emt : “HALL | modern JTH SID P nnn eun- | KING , n bunxalo a tke ae a aeeey only” mantel . poo —* Bt TENG. i . tor in ‘GRax. ay, oo_ 28 ” Eiveieige i mood es te, ete Riv Brice et as bteom IDE C 1 | "Fooms | "$8000. BL. 5 S485, “i be 2? bioe man cine, ba Serres SEWE a. vier , uae t rite reoe a ee ben ine ALL. BBS i Pee | Bie aa 5 8 cers |, ther Brent ons et: :. ‘ KY Cab. EY R. we ts 3 water” o. rt th con rt type of nae 62s 40-¢ son Repl ediate po ttage at ah, 5 $375. SER R. ) South Si 25: f AGE | LE BRIKo ' flee uverald 10 8 —5-room wi 2 Fo at ba Ome, | LL: ae on _ WAT Ne enn 2130. E. | wows 61 heat: tends OIE raced: | or th ture _ — Cotta ae atiful “et Up: tol BUNG: se. ath. ravols: | _E.C at of st | ath, OP. 3031 ch ha e 3814. ti priced muS? one stake ‘term rok i Realtors, ON F ER, GAS reser 5 eae, 0, |e ue aaah aoe wd mere furnaces at asthe end Poi eae 3071 ities = “eae Bone 9 | Bote Ck 101 Bie ited mos nate BE AND —* . 5 . aa ™ , wre ~ AOE TES lé« ° 4) = . : a lows ee ue: _LEFT \NOVER Nolte aati 4, rooms, Cox a er tid an | visor bath Wir MAS Gr. ad Co 207] er oneider =o feos Bmpr bl. ‘sh "| ete Sin ea m areas epee Nps DATLY 3026 ate “ cdg a. wives gent ee nome ehens 67 4d owe - o—Fre ain S48 s rooms “gn mttalt brie ‘ocatfon.° water heat ; ect] ide. low So Ks saasie , Seek PA DWOR EW TRON AT — AND aitttuh at MAFE re ber ot: 301 Rialto Fark he. eed an ay 7 ee roo os 4, Grane. aaa pear a ctreet, “te harfrood leut | ear om montkiy use. One $1000 eee FASE } : 7 reas n ——— oi VE at 4 png ; , . “4 tie ers ~ Fa 6 room gl ina ; sarc sane ace: cor. ache a See | REY § eas Grand 4, 8 = pura ard Pad onabie. BOOT DOMEANY, TRU - saat ree | er ns + Roa «th 4 163 — 0. tote cued 4 » Cc 00 ’ | . r ‘ e —= m i 4 Ww | be » rea * " ae ee. ati .. oi Bone ven yg oes 4 iit saatiane. rave ° eh poet uae ? 2120. THIR v. bath. Furnace 3.38200 840 — an meat sett te pare mies | snc gg cies Agt., ST | Rb mn Obatance avole dive HE at es TOF 2300" Wydown at p back hot me " ase 5 E ee ~ f er 5 ac OMA at ) s r ° ; to : aS ; - a ar w . t y ©: —— fs BEST rand f. $8 Th 3 eae dana errace dare eeeets: cond fa ae 3508 bi nop 3700 ee “3 ver and. —— Sie sa ee ees xy no fitout vor a ote xsi — Rit SOHN | Ms — F beak, 4 eB) | DRA ° Grand € Too PR : ik iv th TH. ara 8. avo! “| : at a ro oms ise pt v.y HA St mod . 370 chi cy O41 — 4-1 IR aaa Cc eress ge un bu Yy Cc Al entiy e. 1. ~ cae> oak erate 7. LEK hot-we .—G Bn AULIC 8 TF ping as ingly ann a 6417 “ SCHNE ms... - 400" an ard $ onl b- z ee ZLL o: ae mais com block» Socated lent lows B RED ooman KE: r Davideos ~ Bo rT S erate rapa 3 az va ss 8. Gr » eon a eTE VE bu H 40214, é; 7H com Fri 00 M és wood . v ae IO ory ard Ft 7 oder we 4 att b vu ” maretel ES ON a Sonne 7 — a yr 3 ” ran $830 of 37 ae pungalow T EVE aon TH. kar s-— NE fr hard ied BRA? . s. un J’ ERH Ft N neat. 2. 542 rape 54 TORS. n weat 0 jehting rick bu Y av cod. A AOE as ard N ST. e 0 ed. 040. IDAH a PB inns nd. ia: Ow: HO ENS abe + age Fix zI- | ay tres . r 2 ° ve c oe ok a - ne ge ray “ i ** " an ] : t e 4 a * es 2 | : es °owne En-Su ri eae 's. aE ee Bi And TA SMALL pa Ay and shinies ‘Class ther. Bh a he i G ATN | QUINCY. ae Ther 2 ree hot- _e) card. ia ariver 2 rooms. SLAN ay arms. | eon: rack Dayan low, 000 : Be 7 reasona 6 n er ix HREW GOO ra | ME h ac ? _ d nt " : es: oo ¥ i. c ot >| 5 m 5. er Fr ea - rd i me — aaa si RFE Se ae bri Sa, wher HAMMER xe ——o-t Cher : /_ EB loc me ] ner R igh hi ages Wa 212 ad room Gra all 1D u Ra tts n p a th las : ; ete | . B b e ck } eee e ey s r los bu may e ar res Si (ane eat, alley ccc Span Sattar nates ia cr gba 5 d 304 = 8ax423 3 OP untun alae ise Aicior a0 4 HLER tars ‘house. gees erga ated ae east deeping | eee ant “Today, so only td fas BES X: GARAGE m4 ROOMS, a iTASK 2784—Co ieee sri =F ones ag ori? race, dot = ae acer THIS Bt eet si3 Pin 540 ei | Boat a! chot ul S anaes oe | Si. Tal i ‘Brentwood 2-5: ‘ae a ‘AG mn KA 4330 eats a = 5 - peli jox_A see aaa s: rty io firet R 25. =: a : - fe m eg Berne ~ aflied N A 4 FLEE SAL. 53 E: 0 FAC RS vo! ews A Cx R nd ke cf floo ative, “up.t0. 3805 ouble ¢ Cc NE 278. F eae: wos deed oar | EBE ofa = EN. G —s . ee ‘5 34700. 2 Smotern. ‘os Riv age: 187, 2850. 600; ter ae ee nays. Che: made. D: hay ei tile be mode 5 : io am heat McC "001 rR | rae PA * exlow ree 1 ge Tg = wks nga ee nae id “= etnut. NCIS. . Ss, ooee = bo XGALOW i ye | apes ne, se ak Raaiter. ae: jp sacha oF sal —F “09m inte ay se, | ae Sate aa See a eae of Saas ta wr 2. Ll Ey : a R | preter a —, a t -wa : re rma y o A ub ; == : ® IL e 0’ y a! ¥ a te f () Va) Seta: Sarena eit of @ec., tu ‘ - ce. — h DR TY b! t; | ‘ J _ rs Be | NEN tele mutiful 4 pe Serer = eat vaucet and ORAND 2508 * it rrr 2ogenr- Ab x 1046 ae e BUN MIL ite ea ware |. 408 =P; ' EE, oft Ca NGAL N me ee MS—O : ia . 4 "4 'y ath ~ eh ae ae ERA MI ades , and, aller K88. an nd dew Mod rs! 2 a _ “4 onderty rey Ph eee °. ater — TG oe on. and | wood 4095, Welsh — nee Ben NGA 7160 veils ave Arth sh—_B. LO +s EW. ioiceenaces | pale iS B * ro ty. | lo EC awning AT. a a - WE -# - ern 48i7. vag — fur nut er heat, qT. Gre | Foun ene AM noe GALO re Bagg stricti W | throm neous every she Se ae : u i t ni m ins ™ ; vi ma x . =k t v di 00 l ; jon; aa vw ic a / r b ears | ee NaScetit ING 018 Ce sn euro tame a Sbxi20: 38066 nes: bts Seid. reget a a fe iainece: — k 10 ear re! LO\ Z ote | tinge elsh.” 6. room ae r Gre re ee new ance Rie parmer, eieet? \ oe 2 4 ches ig 4 | MIC h + prt “nD in N ALTY e; raweed, L rt til v ww 427 oie ies d nt R | .\H ny 4. Re | price — a 4? a RO tA - Pe wide sre pe ae priced emai haan M2 a LE 4 ASS -_™ oan stucco | a ek : batt La a ge m R V | " n bo 2. ed gad r pte rig Vet same $7006 ‘Toum n cMI freee a ve ino Sipcee ~ tae. i vrais fo ; — b hoe f HRN Te See a} ipo it aiby REAL h. sid 90 rae: Jost . 4 VOI NE AR pe “ dori HO. L. ae HH (eBO) gine! ° L. * at poe thie ane ; ‘ig ce A 2 aN BOO 4 P SJ uM ietta re al t. 'N 12 iER nd 72 roo ¥ u 9 N C ri aa the gre kK; t 4 cy f. ute 24 M ‘nen S” ws pg tl | b 0 ; so. HAUS ee 4 P ILENTZ. 2 -room aaona in| &e EBA gos =. 2521. REN ms. ee rs | x ves} re: =o Por a S! ‘Web ~he* none wadorhs . hard: | BU (i Sia 2° to ouick vai I OM lag LD. Net —_ . ~ Rags | s x teacage, sie 1 E> un reoms. w ces Si Dp . hes, ie F oi »s Chasen, i. e ae Ri re: tik ) Foot; | FOsKin “f Serass. sor oie Noi FE, 2 Rh aete 4 Mil pat perreip n u ante 4 wan “— ‘ft ay 6 : canh pavmentes to +, sw Cc a | MI hE oF ‘roomed ne pe; bet _2 Bn se SPECK i, Mek — - See w. ~ aE BER. 4 ce. ihiotwat Tika | 365 Al aD es coor BBY and beau 402 a ¢ ub; hardwi te 5 * ett Wet J AJ aA CO nec $3000 A age NG E. ees a - rae erin ANT | pees Bungalow “pega SG. 4274 voor anand 901 ae c Sours bt Wye ve, | gn Ai wena ha Sirs af ae and ¢ a om, am = t GALOWs ct eee ak ar NEW #3 oe , : € fo n ; ‘ N . j A. a wea IM B a — : den - S isoo with, EA leoniton: vot 3381 h. LIP BER weet 8a Fons AN BUNGA $.¢ 3 piss: WII. teres. S = m | MONT én inet" | ger 82 ow ogee t, $3000. ™ an ERN RAPE bunee io oof, am “other "$1500 CAS alter, 706 one anes Sete 5 ae 0d tloo OREST cite af igor. WII a _ rg Th . mae cl AN D sean —8 eanreet | ul§ 201 L -- A} a 94% dence Pe COME re 3 an BU angele" oe —_ others: Nefaicte LL im 508 ’Cheut ame 4 Ode! nal; ™s, mo4 rooms ik ~s AY. of ‘ bmi | = e pies n- | nee conditl gr gg oe iinet bath et baJ, | woo (B, BEAUTIF reade Bice’ ahi lerce rooms BUNGA Tao ® pent se Fen ace lency. Me c hada ie eerie Aes gO in tiree ) ow 00K 5 we be ori wil Fee vor. | ite ge and” 61 a. bath an pr oe by West, pees oae oe LO —— oday. | At OTH oie. Fen ee | a Hott es ipa so : RC 7 tn as * rivi ill | =. on. 2 ‘| and. ge Bom ge semen | pRiagen ve Ea fer rv rav | AD Feat EMENTS | voli a 4r aie Sem > oney ome there; 4 | gares oP a 5 hae bes 28 C1 eth © mse — | ETT 0 +! POL wz $78 rit nd ree AMES = $598" adow .—— me M mann: _— ma Ru E terms; wh Men th pres nals | oe: bareats s ~y See “yaa and 4 toa ry LIVI pie »__Gran tgs Bee. us bat ungalo __. | oom. Fase. at TON at ocome. ( | erixe frame a atts; one | 2 blocs ABW 6 . owne ry A gran eC ] ral Ba SROs ottage: ome Fig oo . tle 4540" 8 ty ae or at mee ae yeent: a soko 21 BRI uD. hall ast Iarce” car Ba AR all gh Fromm 303 ten root. a 4 — aond- lime: ar gS RO ai nt .e¢ . . 5 * a oe: ac bat e: Neos 7 th le ‘TO BI 21- Hi, . D E E ax sg. NK urn ow three stores ti) duet ange 4 th 003 Are nn eh : non ’ ine: price $31 119 For artes | ed. er oO 500 (2) nd a b an ra tg v1 BR wien AKS $30 pi P AR AD U} G OP ace, n _ e t t adu Vike 9 se term rl ona : is: ct es on Forest j hae ry T a q rooms b. furn 4 room nd 4 a? f 1 US: 5000 s M te AP p.|4 KINS. + rand R. a and eee: ig as 7: ak (e rth 1: 4 nod mod. Re jon 59 r a . 4 . ip ee: 4361- CG a a. ace Gee mest u “s ¥ oth Lic Oo GRO ne Pee RS i! E. wn nT ’ ope »] ? aw pie ) eat 36 ur: br’ room ern Renton 50: lin a. ' = i KEL 161 —B senenel ov 6 re Sy ermace 6) any 35x Fe VE Sore pees ARSENAI UNGA ae CO. =) oe at a ted ent MoCu rick: 5 ' : Pe a ies Vimpre wie ore = | ~ FETS Bu — 5 ~ os aie 4 61: ot mae ita 0 &E rn An on Yy i. ; | WIN L. 6 L 4 30 a Sund aoa feo 7 on $15 ne: panies ; m 4 F 6 WN none. Tes | _throuxd YpDT- a SS ot ecanien a 7m A BEI "Segue Pe F A WISE. S210 —8 ro O* 41. OST Wr. “ae kitchen beautiful a1 Arth brick ; e: eters FLATS, = ey ane neem bi ~ ou ea — : mae anon co 5314 *rootne. ae BELLE. ei 4 EY BLOCK TO Ria ms. 2 V ~ (ec) 63 A ~ -_ shee: S78 “oats ae aaa ia 5 $2150" ee a ALTY ORO, #4 aah. $150 Rind tea bari 8 a ines Pasig | 5 room : HAL genio Fil Av. oh EE ‘Modes amb. od ‘feck: gxpen RAND.XEM non 3 igAa "A sone cement cary PT Ps at O, r) ah. $150 ew a th wi b Soo lg geh tile hbo floo roo aoe BUILT HOO TO P od 5 ab. moder on expe us D-N an. on 10M — Art ~ oe ry mod hot- | m’Ts, a 47 d a ba RCO coat | eras og i rou — ites LA: Av. Se a roo uti em fine me RD. one 42 Seems non hu nd: fra ern: we | oe 1 ee legtrie, 300 gown | Seu bath aaron . OP Pv Br * oom idea! ) of Cs L 45 AR" ond: modern t PR ag 4 A flere G gown. balay RANK H av ni % a ise? EN B- oad a | aan seit “auick'. & if ees modern. & er m F ES 3 room so = —— un Bide fA me age b aah r . t-wate en Bid N Lor way. EARI ome. ideal he 0401 marege: ee ie FLAT: ira vos a. AX Caen: § me: ‘ig soeuea, p82 yr OR he reet ce or a . Fo ADs 18 8 Pel 8 pro r » c. Ol oR B CK at hon A a on co fi v PTON . mr Aern mete ram ; 4 roorr 25 arge ington: VPO t oe 3 v a me. *. . m x 6, e: ae inanae ae ashttr cottene ee | si . BET nea, i rovemen i. EEC won pt un SON | home. oh Lanader Da. * sures. its IN $5100. nolia ene; S - . al rfect 6 SPRCS we = tom: oe eS 5a = ior na ae a are adn * you eh ra. io of a ay - _ © 35465 : a Fr y hiths mn pa57 OF 2 LTY hes ou n Ww ra 6- ~ ws co bot N 0 © ur- ern. cont . un Aree ern 192 . n mpi. | mISROE iecnae ur co, a es , aa Misses bath. fume mreprits: ris, Serta VOC IN Be Soe mie, Hemant fore, {os — improved “anu i c ie: niy u aii oa q A acah or 31 etd ™ bd : : oft BM ‘ oO af 00K, 8 arr, reine, ie eY. Wong wo: St om brie ington wen tly race, ¢ . outh —j THAME TO ae lot. ee ana: wr ann: 6 Satins meee eters ee iow ogress ow pror ox BRICK ¢ ee re try: aoeioe arge a he ie ee a bunes 48 side 440 nance ae ¢ 4410._‘c) ine ink - na!: db oa e: 3 ro") aa 4 oe ‘ D and ‘Ss th ait l * Vi u! eim: reo th. en: ic tric low upet el 1 a fe, FUL Ch rey of? rick: s. ined , t 501 and Stiereon. Grats COTTAG wean, furnace iF oven Acca ta Dan ioe’ €5 ries lee 80 wpetaire: won "Sikes owe 37500 pang oe lat: roa ie NER- asern 4 A 6 58 sores. veude é- rooms. ath. = B ~ a 6521: 3: *, - sore ; ve nai: b aont aL. rae n: bri : ing a orth N SH e ov rand eler 4 eee ton tu RIN 4-100 xl ee ate "TW. OME —— 5 for Be ame 2 ok rn? po roeas wick ~- REWS nt, garag $3090 | GRA Southwe . 3 roe brick bata. 5h MAN ” on nth! lines BUNG TER. “coehie 4 ie 2 nb Manat se brick: ; t ni Bs om 2 all f Ri ores % we onga! (AR EAL 4363 wan 4365 ing | haa gt 909 le un ¢) SER” pocket a 4 omen sleep ruit AHR both 1 . root R i. a” vor lar th. ew | 6EN TY ts wit roo ra® ha SW Bal ear fin! rr : “th. "$720 room roo : Pg porte: in Pathe, . black A ~ s Beet of Ry 2 " est sory 6 citte 5 cot ND 2 ; “y- R. re re earagce | shot: wat CO. hov = ha , met - inoat " shed I73 ifton: Toa. fre moses ee ond at - ’ trem i oe8. Th $500 CJ ners - | trem ech ere uthwest = | 52a. a oy Mal tl fel TON Pe. *. sun roe _ ‘cut parlops uch: aide ster’ fi plate — eet (Scr 900 CAS ny ace = — PEaNiro Res) . as | ONY HT rooms eax: te 1 rig n ho 418 ST . to-re on 7A v mu ao is vo D ery h: from _ Jaron flo at mod e me wi __—- iy Pica ioe ; ;_ hait "bs ire tlie “be Oeil — yt | aR r. Grae EMA | ech are | ral a ith PSG ermide 2245R. — Mi ’ a lh y BER vente L W sain A ’ . a rlunity $500 BALO P ty cel indere: e- betiit —- psaheabeme ag it priced fo gun ww oR y “aarane: ha ——4 . : i; . leatric 2 t eer: v0 — ies , y r 2 - a ’ 15 ; Su 82 -room. : ; Q 4 get t. rooms. an m neo _ orale =| QU 7 ee na ge 18—* _ © i c iMere CO. uflt s. h ral att n. “ga t ‘¢. pene , : a ° : tr: * —— a —— ~ , Een a Saat oe, tara as ect seal tS ees _ il cone wot 0 ss al: rel IMM 34.04 sbarian 7 ¢ Rix id avi i tt Gis tle & Sw 3 | ineeliies 4 hoore. ‘ho at : —- Biss, oon: (| BU : a = 38 9, 7... “Fog a — a cary. U¥eaL a: Be . b : 7 lot in bine ALO } reome Cc wn c —— . with Yes) wean’ larne it LEMENTS oan Set 6-r0 AL aL {ja ; ter } VIN . ar decors ase Bagh b > ape mba cog 12 ——— = = Torioe om ohana” F brick gain. | Mores x use PA _ - 2 ag th 5 “ bathe: | 3109. . ga iat Mo =: nent. a rv Gra 4. Pap 107 <n nail et Fi — bans _ = 750 furn ‘See 3 {ure waer. make offer a. © bath. “Greer ont STRATH. ’ Main i Al ¢ n GTi ition, | | %% Chestnut . i ’ “

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e Pet, ¢ oe la em 4 “4% ee ~o 2 es *fihead Pees ee Oe i Be ail - xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. _ = Ff = aS pert FLATS, AP’TMYTS, FOR SALE) FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE) FLATS, AP’TRYTS, FOR SALE ——— a | | South ae ———_ Northwest Nortnwest | ; : | HARTFORD. “3isa—4 : en fn ee EM nd cea 5 » & ne I Sa nn a pe ' en acs ae DAKOTA. 3305—44 506-10 MA double the. SINGLE FLAT. 3-3 ROOM—S4600 TERMS CARPTELD Saco Ncw - @-4. street, fine condition: beth and i furnace: on neat. “ - Louis gem a onan: price $14.000. Phone Gra — nd 4313 oun Short st hs : =. ,aileyv made. Parkview 25123. arenes 4. Family Apartment e corner: m . HART RR mb, « ions i : _ é reaswnatie perme ae “= oe T are ety goQ0P O.. BADIE. 4518—Doubie fat, : : urnace, «39 * - Lomo > Cae. Unee-. Say HAMMER FOR HOMES. 3548 S. Grand. — Olive 3276 808 Che iginctrie. duiles cat? ueel tae. Geant | 5149 PALM ST. | Single flat of trances Phone ¢ re | Zoo promis - It iP y Hib nn =| Four, apartments of 4 rooms and beth | : W iit ARGARETTA. 4201—New. well-built : two- NATURAL BRIDGE. 4833-25—4-tamily each ‘room efficiency). electric | : : ] ay ou to Hi flat: hot-water heat: 5 and 6 rooms: we brick flat. wand yg ha!!. 5 won $2160 yearly rent: perfect a shades. Murphy _ beds. laundry | ‘ ' EE Us. ‘ - — -_ See Them Before Y B oor S720 - starcitm nent: Samend rents | condition. car merage: terms. “Phone "Olive | bi Grand P. | pom fine: as em e ore ou uy | McLAREN. & 863,— Modern single flat: nice Fase Foskin-Specking-Gabbert. Gr. 142, ‘brick 4-car garage: terms. | DELOR. 5200-48 (Just aaa — Virginia) — Fe . 4 , location; bereain. $8600: Baden JOHN s. ‘ELAKE & BRO... 815 Chestnut. — =a S070 CHAS. L. WEBER. 119 modern. and VERNUN | LAUTX. Fez tm “ ; - A. a a Yer NORTH MARKET. a, 3 ‘ R. ¥en rooms: " a constructed oe | HICKORY. 26 2042 a . modern singe 3146-50-54-56 LEXINGTON AV—N ™ MONTGOMERY. 913—4-4 room a ~ ST. FERDINAND, $6500 eee” Geol fur- | —— : 146-90-54-55 LEX ‘ EAR UNION 7 tric: price $3700; $300 cash. Olive Very attr tive single 3 and 3 room mace. waren. ye lis years od. “| Make a Offer : s BROS. BUILD . BUILDERS. (92) | — Pes ~~ nod “ front nous wir ~~ 6 act! ar n ORY. 2623—1 3 = able party. See first fee, HEDGLEIGH PARK SUBDIVISION ft: S46. ScST) | Meath beth and electric: en extreme | REC. Sarame. modern. . oe nel — a bargain ; ; Y FLATS. SELGR 3306-45 { Virginia— . . tor i) SAACKAL sShiinee. zG3t—singie flat: 7 “K RF EF CO Ro — PALM. 5558-60—New double. 3 rooms and L NEW 2-FAMIL Db (Just east © . ing held ope for this pul J and 5 room single flats; hot-water heat; large front (« re fn ge a jerze nt: =r aT t looaiuhaee room each: hard wood ae | @me ww lt of Natural Bridge. just | nasios te] ‘eli conetracted balla. | seats = ’ ’ . S Sunes 2 O26R. i = . : Murphy beds i pl pore , , 3315—Singk a; Z - = & Gow + and rear porches: fruit cellars: double garage. Terms | | PALM. 40xx—Doubie rooms. 13-000. 135, m re 60R e: ear: pric ; tie | tupasete furnaces. rencal $2160. less than ; Cast of Union: some ef one “Basra pee La 5 | Seem, moderna dandy nals 5-5. 4 gasour tl 1310. : $050 dae) RY ; y ) . ) $4000 will handié. Colfax “age to rf — 2 to suit. Salesman on premises. See HI 38. Zo. tumeniow- s — | AHRENS-RODEFELD. 3602 W. Ficrie- porches: all = oaewte steam mest, | OT BLE Pr Die KuaXx ‘RECO. e23 ¢ ? 2s KRAGRE ont “755i — ¢ Tonal flat; Murphy wi WENZLICK | 7 | . 4 CLIC 3 “73 ——— = 7? 0 i : each. E. TENEME EEN 5 | 7 as | 2 : 10 a FEINBERG & JONESR.E.CO. 4, cee anata — 3 1 fase aes dis bain hoe watst heat inetal_woncher | Sem comremiee Serrowet sont seen eee | SEER ce SS 2909 N. Union Bl. - Forest 8762. : farase; real begga . SAS ies lathe the acfaile nut aad Gee bre Nie - ; cede ts crea ee 2 — lot aw X1 80; through to 1408-10 Buchanan st.- . : copper screens. 4 ~=" suit. Hil 224 st.: e $120. as each, electric: a wonderful buy: $2400)! ec - bet BUxi 75. ’ | 4 and 4 rooms. hardwood {f! 4 372 _ 24 " Bydraviic _ an REMSBECHER BR. CO., Sidney 267. cash’ will handle; rents $180.50 a month: ‘ST FERDINAND, 4653-57—@ family mod- |; ——— = _ | 2. , . . | TcLingaa sa of ST. LOUIS. 4209-094—4 and 5 room mod- price $1 ThE? ot x lem flat: in fine condition: garages: , 4 “tart ea BY pore ae OO eo vats Ma 5106—Fin _ saad Ni P REAL hector: 25th eg | room 301 Pullerton Bldg. | IN SINGLE FLATS! |e". ted nn foes ee Rd “vestment t _bargun. “ F ieee Site A , a - erms. o>” > i JOHN S$. BLAKE & BRO. rs Chestnut 3717 x of Lote aoe ‘f ; +—Bia bargain’ 4-5 roum id . N SINGLE A ST. LOUIS. 37xx-—3-3. sing)}e- a coma 3 hag ‘ ~“~e ¥* wane; bath, furnace, Ist | = hardwood. hot-water h tlie | Is awaiting y : every respect: o disas Nas. sot = ’ $10: — 7000 - ot arage ; _ z — at gc ay Hebert st.:, day. For card of admission call | 3S: . , - 2 s. beth NE ARIE ton thy A. 2 cia ORF OARS RIPE Se Ae Me ag Ls ~ DRG” eM da + . » ~ 7 a . +) renee . tien; baths: price ; agree Phone Grand 4313 or see HAMMER "FOR HILMER. my TTON ar: oo ENBRINCK. | _OBERMEYER HR —._——- | a58 unupeeliy well heal: beautiful rooms Riverside 24 401. Open a m. today (c! INDIANA, [3004 —Singie 3-3 os |_ cheap. BUX K. > a on satin DOLMAN 1 755—3 tam costa” pont ] ‘ . Es ——w RD. es. = ‘rooms. da> | ae * - ~ r — __ aoa | DO LM i- 12-6, : ; et = Mitral S85¢ Miles ardwood floors, built-in “ning Bel 31820: $8250. e offer. Sidney 1440. | INDISNA_ 8730—Sineie — LEE-sC THERMEN.. Grand S830. ae Madison: 3-3 modern: 3-car ga- iat bathe, tollets, electric See us at once. 4 reoms; around; roe front brick porch; separ- | 2 os ; ee CO. ST. LOUIS. 4620—3 and 3 rooms. brick finish woodwork. built-in tractive sun |. VE . KRAEHE Water heat. garage. >_ today: es buy. See or p r. r, B.| IOWA, 3419—Bing! . || [hardwood floors: 2-car marage: .one | Attractive 4-family, 3-3 room brick. tiie —-Oret sot. = —| will aon phone STOLTMAN a. & Chou-' nace = = ee “TH 2619 N—33 $600 ‘ter eat: ree chem pe eee lig a THEODOSTA ta -4- — ay Treoms. — —_ bargain vs iit NiA x J+ : % | : aa TTORFF REAITY co 4914 Te - Cc; c . ric ; good condit son: rents ae we. bar- te floors. tile bath. clothes shutes. !’ar- ih. oS Smil.y — ——== == BRIgkoe Bh = “Gren@.__Grena gost. | LAi 52> * —Doub “3 ‘S a 213 —— ; K ee bak: | BARNGROVE & |! N. =i" O: terms. Owner u i ee ‘ulars at office. ‘ ee tile bath, hardwood floors: BIGHTEENTH. 1816 5; > Gover)? ee trom ft ! ~ = ER FOR HOMES. 2348 5 > 7 - : 7 um RENT. $297 - PRICE $1 7,000 : ‘ A ae — tn ae FWESTY. FIFTH 4h 39-33 N. st —§ "late. HI LMER, Dt "TTON & |EFHEENBRI=K AUe@ H GERLING. rR CO. -22 Ches: se nat. N entee rulld:: cae 4 te ta: rent e758. sa) wits re aS. ee Sa aes — ‘ ws a be ota cw Single | C cash down: total price $3500," | SFRNON LAUX. 722 Oh © 3 ge yy pi : 1 block from @t. Anihen ith stat At ty iil —— BeRen ki eet ss cin, SD ¥. z= = te Our large of flats: easy terme. | _Bbaths, electric; income $2070. pree ee a | sooty OM PA | 814.000. Clive 8150 =~ ‘Thekla Av.. Near Queens Rr fe rarf 4 ? - ’ q " _ ee: . ee ee oN a + Bareain waht — -— 8B: * _ O’FALLON PARK DOUBLE efficiency. with 2-car brick warage: priced | Beautiful new bungalow galow type flats ETEVENTH 1515 3 le, 2-5 rooms. | ee -. ce 3-3. marble sink. jeus- NEW uick sale: see us ai TWENTY-FIRST. 4251 N —Fiat. 3 nd 3 pre — INCANNON. RB ? ; 5 5 ch BUX 3 2 Gr a CAFA 41 . , ; BSUSH-BURNS. 1105 . Chestnut st. (c&0) frame: 4-room frame in T334, 4645-47 Pope, 4-4 room double fat: to 7 “ONCANNON, Realtor, Wain- S and rooms: screened-in sieep- . —__™ —. hn $. Gran | BA SINGI E - (CE $15.00 newly painted screened ‘porches separate steam heat. : : ee Se 163. ing porches, double garage. copper 40xx—5 anc 5 single. excelent | HARDW OLhe aha : e111. Pe 15- = ~ 5 1o—F PRICE § oe ‘ i. P WEAST. Celt ax 4133. f- ‘7% Pane i tlre i a ~*~ 4-car ‘ . ; EE a and guttering. wonderfully 9 néar 2 churches. ' BRANWN FI ATS”’ pas 4 oboe: 6 me baths. elestric: ea HT. 1936-—2 si: 3-4: real bey MAT "RER-~ 3HIC BEFFA REALTY TY CO . c Corny, eauipped. . et 107 > / 7 ~d ‘ETT esate: , $400 today: future. ISKIN-SPECKING-G BBERT Grand 142 GHIO- - A ee gew and modern. up- _ C. Young. Colfax 464h¢ Easy es: ; ma al 3540) Olive st Lindel! S89. bo-dat e single flat. 5 ,and 6 rooms, butllt Open Sunday. Inspect : FIAT —Mogern :| 1,500 [GAONCE EE HEATH S18 Chestiat et ‘VANDEVENTER *S16 20 N—Double 3- R INSPECTION death. hardwood’ floors. marie oout ‘ $11,501 AND vied Olive 3163 flat. bath and elec tric, price $11.- OPEN FOR INSPECTION suparnte and latest heating plants: brick F. > CORNWELL R. E. CO, ———— 54 nr snd. reome and gun parlor: moses |3 and 4 Room Flat for $3500 Ss GLick Bib Go. ssi tiemsut #75 BACON e Rae eat yt | uN. fa | Pa Se SERENE Sera | Eee. “7 opis sgn Bex eee oe $300—538250. Ne Se. Lou! v.. 1 Dblock to Grand: 4an- «2: come todar Fou will bu it , Oe Po. (CF im every detail: garage for two cars; ail | eecine £ cae; Sonecy bet mal gt a |: le Seaek balk Pol ae ce and dec | dy 6 large reagen, cum perch. Tenn bath, EUGENE J woken siz ne : Bee * a comior Ec Live arewe halle. cea, electric 2 sheds and | ‘ ma | way from the river to St. Charies: rent aad NORTH oo anager $5 00 C — M nthly. A. A 7 are, | Bend srt ESS L EALTY 8 © Grand sh gto tab. Bh gs St Pre Bhs 5 and| i Rie: — co «# ‘ a ss250 uy where you cannot lose and fu- : Canaan av. a roses we ) asn., aiance on . 1418-18 Wright st.: incinding 4 flate ‘n MORRIS | MACH R. CO. g26 CHESTN\ T. ain furnace: owner ; —— cormer flat: separate entrance. Witt- ' , : Ee aH 4 RhUCRAE REAL aon i. best burs on the market today. |For Price 3540 Olive st. Lindel! = nt and tt vith electric fixtures 5-6-ROOM | SINGLE, $10,500. ESSEL REALTY (O.. 3548 s . a. : af 2 . Tl Grave come’ Bo Pe a cNICKMETER- FLEER | — CHOICES NEAR WATER TOWER = anual rent $136: —T | CRS Labedie: Yee Saeed ae brick ARKANSAS. 37aa 6 single. lot 35xi70- a oe WA TSON-O” EALTO 3 ws Yew 4 ' - INV. CO.. 3505 N. Grand. R. .* LARGE ROOM ‘AE: = & RG. SCOTT. S00 ¢ Thestnut. at; im splendid repair: good furnaces: 2-| 0t-water heat. tile be 3-car brick ga- os batt ae 2 ; : ; 14.500 | Colt 6 x 3425 FN EE ED eae DAY pa tee a RA AUTIFUL ARD. a SAC. e + _— . rage - t 30x165 See this bargain rage. ’ ema > Sap ec or win trade BRi tn ie +o ~ ma. electri 2 and 3 *LAT—Double 3 and 3. bath and fax ay 1? & 2749 — Me lanae enke eae. pesee at aera. mh 4236W—10 fiate- hathe: 2612-14 N. Fleventh st.. double 3-room. WOLF. -POLLACK, 101 N. Sth, Olive 3383 Ae — na, 8 ‘s impr mt — - c. . =a . sy pace. a clean-cut flat with ; DOUISIANA. 3011 nai 3 , | te , 000; terms. Apply 5318 Easton. gas and electric Further particulers at a ~t 3 oO. : on Abe : ne | oS ower Grove Park. reths. furMace. garage: = snap, : 7 QO F AL LON PARK FLAT te MPL. __E sviv Easton. 16. on ie BRI NKOP. Rat & Grana Dl. Gee Yestment: desirabie location: price —— 314 me r i Whene Victor 1575 arstem . s. TSO ASHI. AND. 4 41°0- a New mr t . ia. | Tice “ a amily dou- 2 Ie N. 7th ot . ‘Tic; g00d income: price : ; roots. 18.500 Bev flat. with separate ent rances. matt 5 ARNGROV Sats ee ae \ Era? = 5x2 arene iifsi (=: mm 320° top ; ‘GELAN REALTY - aren | FLAT—4-famiiy. l year old: splena $ ck. tuck-pointed all around. 2-machine . .. - ori . tie percn. hard : heautit | 1] _~ iio ‘mae “ ARE a iL. 3834—zZ. es | 12.500) Sarage. screened sleeping porches. copper Five and six rooms tile ba! ne ectrtc. | floors. bric! tel. tile bath. pedestal rome of eit tier os shle 7 . 5-6 RSE: cal. =: . -medern: | able. rer. barticulars see owner at d2i7 a , NSYLVANIA. 45146— Singie 4 ‘ane “6. | for $2760. price $21. 000. $5000 Tee HABER HEDIS HIN OER Mie qeang | LAMMARES new electric “fTaTEe aewly OMS. hardwood appointment to inspect. _KRAEH® a. . _Marmacuke __ ——— | see WM RADIEK @ CC eo glia bath. hot water hear: lear garage 10. 500 | for $7760; Price $71. 000- $5000 cash “MAKE US a @ : ne atha. +cae ; , = or BACON, 2413—One block | from Grand and) — LLENT CONDITION Cee ee ae a iat: steam heat. dric reh: must be seen jeavi warege: anal 4 STEVENS & KUHLMAN 3108 8. Grand. | lot convenient to cars. Zi »,| .North Market. 4-5 rooms. baths elec [N_EXCELL 0 € WE ME AN THIS' to be appreciated ‘ill show you HAM HAMMER” Be rand 4313 o: FLAT—Fine So ‘family flat: 4 | RRNAN FAK i ag 6.5% tric mrane: this is cheap at : 3924 Vest -:single flat: frame. 3 and 4 a rooms elec. 7300 Brys BRIi« Kk FLAT X > - - 85. Sit t “hestn at. ' = bl v te ms di rect f-om owrtle room s ein- FIV MES . Grand Oven Sundays ~+ . _ dou de gare ey Rs « heat. copper tric: exceptionslly good cond tion : N Newstead: new: furnace > - — . r. SRMANN R. E&. CO . on r. will te | / . Single near Eighterrth an@ | MAG saat ‘ a and «€ rossi = TSON-O ROURKE aa ay earace- will be f tin. smal] house in rear. $9501 terms. ga. - In@ide stairwars: baths: rents "$90 Ele m Chestnut. tirst_deed of et ielindipeniniicaia: eaten aaa i > beth: $5200: rente $720 ter hath. et er heat plenty cha Riverside 4310 5471 Gravots \ CRAFE aGENCY. 219 Wainerviehé Ridg. monthly. Inquire 4918 Emerson, Col‘ax “4 ega nt N ew F! at We a pee eee pe BLAINE. 41 4146-45—Double fat. well- = year. $700 one entice. Phone Grand | |a"ge rooms: in fine cundition: q DP EP NSYTLYANTA. 3471—3 and rat them today. See us for price {}_Ol!re Spr ree -627R m onde erful ew 4- Fa amily #-family. 32 rooms. bath. brick mantels | #213. HAMMER OMES | _Sta!rs: orice reasonable: see ang’ tn |BREMEN ann TWENTY-THIRD—two a tNGLE FLAT. } $450 CASH Ne ear 0’ F allon Pa rk SFO woodland. Wa: nut Park: size of | Maphy beds food investment 3548 s P_W.GELAN REALTY Co. 5457 e have Saentz, More flats. Ack fer a!” brick fate single and double: rent $129 2625 Madison st.. 3 and 3 rooms. water — . . P Sater Ser ne coch, furnace. elec LAUX. 73 => Chestnnr. Olive s3n9 FLAT jocks from Grand | MeNAI Tee THSCHINGGR RAS ; monthir: $10 000 buys both. Mr. Scott, 39 and electric: th: 7] is a Gandy stock 4405 Fortes. cor ghee rew dou >rle t at I oA a Bob: JOTL~ f 4 West Flor } BOTANICAL ga : owner must | triple carage. BUX. ; S- — - ‘| Lindell 7800 brick building _and — at S800: pay- of 4 roo: n ? urtee A i “teal : — a wes re = > mod- t BI ~ SALOW-FLAT va ee 7 aoe doubd' ° near Shaw’ a Garden: ' I Wa LNe@TR a TTT 17% ¢ FOSKIN-SPECKING-GARR BERT. Grand 349 ry 4. - = eo 806 Chestnut 9530-52 ce 4. famity of Meramec ; “tile “intirsnan ae ‘> vee a —ea en see tines ; | WcRER 4icx—4.5. modern: Sia. -§ 1 ewD an * A | ee 7 = 1 t t ces: ts 344 . ) bor RLY. FLAT—O'Fatlon Park section. ith bath and electric: owner is INVE TME \ SPEC TALS _ ne ard sleeping porches th = bric Loors. za ‘very Seautiful | price $19,500 Phone Grand 4313 on on see 3-8 ~ose._ Daa D-309. Post-Dis —~ mE | ere Gorn Rox 4-23) FP -p — | anxious to sel! and wil! make terme LS os T a aad ee ee _—-_ = A. 5 7 —— HAMMER FOR HOMBS. 3548 S$. Grand. ER EE Double — 3 cw | PAIR, 4119-25 «Pairground Park) ts. GLICK R. EF. CO rut. SG 15% ON THIS PRICE ” ANDERSON. ! so M: REF. 4 bl wb} e 2 ; - os _ -s6 | ac | “ae tien . - és ae. | FARLIN $223-29-— Brand-new 4-fan'ly HARTWIG. DISCHINGER. 302° x Grand ‘iret deed of ‘rust straight for 3 years: |; ath. hardwood a Ors; garage priced to E = ee cash: a oO ae tal : me ‘ie *" b rg in >i _— ‘ [ 1 — of 4 : 1} ——— : wor 3 fl ? ha h . ~ pe =. , RF bene rile bath lot ‘30 — oe. ee ee SHUC ART REALTY Co. 81 Sif Thestaut CAL IFORNIA. 3 41xx—New 3 a: and 3 m FLAT—4- rn arable oe , | rans “for 'S care: "Tents Sil : _amax : $2708 c S43) ~ . . “hs | . . z _ 822 Chestnut +t ee REALTY Co. SOL Wain SHUCART REALTY CO. 814 Chestnut, | INDIANA. =$17——Dandy 3-3: | | TENS & Ki | Th. “ae = t — - , a es: : STES ENS & KI aE MAX. Grand FLA TS—4.-f, mily. rent $98 month y A p- ——_—_—— 3 2:-29 N 12th Lt eck brick corner —— FOSKIN- SPECKIN —- Dm ine. "o2 : Jeff Ka hd ESTIGATE THIS BUY building; 5 families: 2 flats of 3 roome $3000 Cash—Balapce Easy electric good . = - le ° = furnaces, 2-car | MPNARD 29xn—* flats: ‘eceme Is s Te a : . Phone Ba THEOFALD & ELLE 7Tand ’ > vr Pr! ¥ 1535 N : - + ' ~ i ——_— —_—_ ring av.- f 2 = ¢ > ‘ t Equal This \ alue! [aide enemas a. made S506 “4 rena a3 all, Pet and bath: me fat 5351 North ied - \CASTLEMAN. 4008 —Singie flat: garage. : . ca 000: O'Fallon Park dhettic tt. Box k-49 a bargain for someone. (rances t@ second floor: S-car brick ga! rage; men: TS : Weinber moms, 2 furnaces. bethes- big ba | MENARD. age ae —— E? New 4 F ] ~ : Dis, ‘e} FEINBERG & JONES R E Co frontin t t rent $150 $12 ("w)- wal TER : . - ’ aReUt. J D. G ROSS. tor 17 TOL s. =e a owner ia 3° J i amiulies — —__ ee. F 72. |! © stree — | Sater “Mi ES ndaye. | Fores 62 terms CASTS. EM Ar #012—Doubie: modern. 4 cs = . = ee, my 5 kfast room: rent $240: price a ; “or fa tle *| MENARD 1 1408-10—4-famil family ™ i . , reom.s each - ~ PEAT + 3 oouble, near Yeatman ; =FAMILY FIA at marbie ke ric 5.500. -: base. 20d schools: a steady producer: rents $123. 723 iante: . 901 th, | reed O08 _———"—"—_/__- west of Grand. slate roof. tile back. hard- ‘HAIOOrR hr. a ee ee ; tat ae Sage course, ve G and 5S reomes Ur. | mente von inweatunane $10,000: terms as electri: 7 sneer A IPs jn ; - wood floors. steam heat. *- Onen ; ot i a . Uled entrances and naces, electri Gas. garage: m: “ nageaus > rarege: ‘Ou . > eb hut — eee a 716- ows wil) x ee: Sian - HIPPEWA. 382 Sew double flat: 5 trade for doubt - at. “Phe . SeheuE- a Modern cnantte with decorating. Will consider reacema bie offer AR A inte i tea 1942-44 Warren ° substantial bmck SCHEW cI > & ; 5 ee ‘ rooms. hardwood floors. steam heat. Trop | _— 4 4313 fasinates eae : room ae - “ tile , . 352 16: be flats screens, ’ REALTY CO.- 1510 Cass, Tyler ars 3 omnes! Rents $1260: Price $4756 buildings. #-family. in front: 3 rooms an@ ~~ a =; per screens. double garage het-water HAMMER eon Howes 3548 8 G 5. a -- et US at. ane of & : CLEVELAND. 3960- — odern 44 room | cheap ; ere f CO. Wainwriaht Piég. i 1820-24 N. 20th ‘Rortheast corner 20th | ,-. sims +e “iia ee double (at: baths. furnaces: wonderful! HEBERT Ts ae go a! s- me ~ 1OHN' © BLAKE 4 _ BRO. $15 Cc Cheetnt at. | ana Mai@en tanec acni} i a ie flat. 44 ° and up-to-date single fats of 5 rooms flats FO a 1@rh ate | & , ol xx——3-3 single t bat Ea. gupm geeemnumeres agrees ~-far - end sun room. with double garace open meet attracti 1] Do . rooms and electric: granitoid laund: nd fternean S— Reduced se Ae MIAML $ and 4 car gerage: zee ent condition terms UBLE 34 Rnoo™u eatee: RENTS $100 wine, a : enc ane and garage on Semiay after soon lock at this and make CLEVELAND, 381 te sesso: 2 ern erm de ‘tallle wi be 2 completed within one | — built-in Serehy beds Yo oe HOMES 3548 8. Grand eno abbe han h. . aes gi aw Agate , a corner S2000 for a , $8500. no neu - PWESER- 2 x ‘O. 206 Ts Aa - de 105 N. Tth ~ 4 Ot e342. age. ue WA cil hes co. River- ha: wood ame The and sir re 2 cash omeninese miapeeieusietdan Cl r . , HOWARD ares 1s 30 boa louble flate. thease ‘B@ other side has 4 rooms without bath : — — | a ape el bargain: me ? . - Bi ; two 4¢- family 3-room ‘flats a » 3 price we oneider trade: see it todar. Phone 2023-25 Penrose: 4 family frame fiat 5604 G ARF EL. D “FW "METER 919 Chestnut Mat “B25. om “er siz% asked make a wonderfy! lth a bur WENZLICK. ZLICK. 1010 Chestnat _ Olive _14°7 4-5 rooms. electric, brick street and alley Sing ie flat +5 rooms bath electric. 7 —— : mi VERNON LAT. 72? Che-tant Olive 7AN SINGLE FLaTs oo be $108 3 renting , Beishberheod: = HUCART “ar garage: good buy ste . = gg ne gg ° Hebert bath Ineome OS 7300. term s CA RT RE AL TY a Sid ¢ Chestant. _ TET! OR n hag —— a PERTY Dandy Norte Side: Hebert. 4 and 5 rooms. modern PAULL J JARZEMSEY_ Realtor ey ar Ag ane aaa a EWSBTUR - 2ZASCON ADE . . fy 3 families: rents ye? low at $480 vear 5H : : . : 20 Montgomery 1502 St. Lous ler 439. ¢, ¢ a Df bath - mm. _. investigate. __Box A346 _ at: Dispate h. vs Madigon. 4 and & rooms. Sica BRS saa haaaheea Ba rea { I} es Sin ole F lat. . 387 i. ws TILE 2544 . , uxt —— — oo ai 3 — flat KENNERLY 4225.27. Rents $1 585. price Hebert. 4 and 4 rooms and 3-8 “ a ’ FURN. . ARAGF: BEAT. GEYER. 1312—snake 4-4 rooms, cheap. Arthony's Parish ~ Soa? “eareee: Lie ae = wa: a's te } Wondert ll ] is ~’ Ones nn 'livan n rg ' Sb . ) ° ‘TREW 27 E2- 1 Le , ae oe =f anion b s ¢ : tard r : et} ? fer: 3-4 roo th . . d rome | tx— Motermm ‘ -. 3 4-5 Alec “ \eieting of 7 rooms; screened - - Sage erases: 3- Sullivan naghe, “* ncaa y Wa tn ag furnace: ren: » $60 ; onth bI - . O—Single -f) = tiret-clase —~ A rents $1980. cle and @un porches. hot-water ‘ —- «= Gouble fists. oS pum. / KENNERLY. : 382 8.30- —Double 3-roem $4500 cash wil! handle; price right north of Greer av. e or . room associa te n EB. CO.. 493 Com? Bide °ST «nrage and - ‘ | oth font $17 rar oll Porch, modern in every re- 3h 2; baths. electric: rent $1500. price ot Post-Dispat: ses Oe. WENZLIC K to 1o10 “Chestnut it Ollve 1427 pL. S- - 3 reOme: : ." GEYER 3 a ate ee éi r~ © 1a Le “aN A . “ae © n COTE BRILLIANTE 5800 bi — 4 rooms: 3420 Ne ruction. 5.5 - “spect and built by one of BEATE. Booher. etung or ar recns. furnace. bath eet es WELL BUILT FLAT 3-4 rooms; 1952 Provenchere pi 5 SCHEE KENNERLY. 4ixx—4-4. doubie. $14. ' " : $8500 = a) : fwond Sets i In St. Louis. 000 Fite SONNEMANN-BARNETT REA! LTY co. 3919 MARCUS RANK H TOBEY REALTY co. | _ a a = - — furnace. peparate yar rente $21 ner T et Pa hn 49 Feston av Casherv 2 44 Cor. San Francisco: double fiat. 45 Rivercae 4108. be per annun: — Phone + Grand 4313 or see HAMMER FOR are ACH 3 COTE Soth BeELaaEORe 4756—Ext-a 7. Toome and attic; slate roof: hot- “Water Seuth Side se 5427 Grarocie | 313° yn > s ’ “ 4 * weiii- Me “5 » . , ‘ Néew Sense. Exceptional buy. | -HOMES. 3548'S. Grand Open _Sundars. A Ag D: INTER duit brick flat. fret on quick nin! fieor: large lot; owner wants | TON. 4750 &. i. Oo vas = FOR HOMES. S & Geand. | Lindell 1245W pains Phane Oona thin ee se0Oe: bare JUST Y THs 4 ~~. hi, - . L. JOHN MOREST. : i. . grand a TERMS: OPEN THIS -| sink: mathe ca ) ) ww = | | Raee. double warnee - 3 ; tee TAMER FOR HOMES 3348 3. Grand. "RNOO! N! ‘. - the. fu Colfax 2315. _3811_N. Grand : : fe 3 rooms, GEYER 920—Doub'e grate: a , ; eee _Septare, we te id ma > feet dept trem = and hn. res a ePTON ae ae 5 ors ee st me fe 4 coamn ed ‘YE - + st OA. = reomt ‘ ‘ LINCOLN, 3900—Singie. 3-3" oiectric- _Rewitnes Aresde Ride. >, 1945-51 Belt Av.—} hn Doubles COMPTON BIT S—3 and 3 rons ber ee 0: m2 cash, $47 sa. ive 8150. Senn NORTE SARAH ERSO strictly tar «& le $4500 enn. get cur lee 1-27 BELLE GLADE, $71,000 E : 1248 > wall | # Bite Ar yt DCR MORELER DIO Chesem ) let: : : . oe Suncare. a = eer omen and my 35s oy —~- were ae eee L rf 4 scarce. pies peeps 84000 eae See srARGAIN DOUBLE. 45 fur tile ba: ‘faragen goat wel fin yr 2 a \ 4005 S—5 ena @ ee opens “2 Lhe . cee WANSTRATH ®) Rear prc fin, «2 | GEEK RB CO.. 822 Chess Se ey Bg Seditiin: | Pesonahion on Sig santos: Peat S180; meas fat ia wom =n enie and arches reseonanie. "Nit Mat. fite locetion: price | MINNESOTA. f201-03-4 ana @ Floriesant and are gg FB mag Sg Phone owner Colfas taser Pertclars, WENZLICK 1010 Chestnut. oi dive 1427, S"TESSEL REALTY Co. S340 S_ Grane Grand. F W_GELAN REALTY Co. 3457 Gravee | ‘rade for cote j CARTED. SOx 8 room tat Tagan 3971 NORTH MARKET ST. anne e Rtas ots vane, fat 6-4 medarta = fovtlg pe —s , . a: aRINK DP keott 2 a wee a. | r. sty. KLAURER-WELZ. ge ce. - —p ee peice; terms. eS le os and $71 dew TER. FLEER a — —ae dollars below

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e . - ee 3 Tk Ro a ce I ag gM pee. " —-3505-10-——Most beautiful | TaRTEENTA a Ss —Douple, . 4 ate Wvemmian: a of 4 rooms || |; | HARTFORL, 39154A—f “and 5- room = . Tous. puilt for rea! homes; | Foon, gararr. RK. tai : each, tile baths haréweod floors, furnaces, ' _ peut: garace. + in able terms: convenient _ ETE EE eae Bs separate fre semeen: fe trtek | TART FORD. 40xx—@-4. doublet b peres ear lines: buy direct | THIRTY-BEVENTH, 55xx &—~Modern 4-4 |e: 8 50-fvot ront cout $2520 per year; | a 4) ermen 0 furnace, 2-car garage: Sonthi te Ys emises 10 to 5. - __ | Me oe 2-car garage; rae $80 per month: tw rgains. . ” sand an traces Phone Grand 4313 = TE single: price Tt Duy Hs Div we r \ | ite JAMMER FOR HOMES, 3548 8. Granail OTA. ee ‘jot, 263125:, very | NAERT. 9222 Meramec. Kiverside 3814. mu | ALBERT 6. BLANKE &. E. Main 5046. H] i worn. Sundays. - ;, 24 Phone Grand $313 or see TWELFTH, 1430 8.+-Double and Ss le, Revenue Tye. 7 re ul 8 Family Strictly Modern, Priced and. H “iauwiy 31 v4 1 3- 15- Double “Tati | , "enn HOMES. Jo49 5. Grand. S :. ene a a ae es aa aed aa: 6 aaa’? ae tHe | ’ be lainil reom at: a bargai . oe eg ti bari, J 7 éinkie ectric oid . price asked Tee gee RR sais avers attractive. | MOWALD BREEMEY. S518 Gravois. | pai .Rargraed flows, douale garaas: | need Right h KNUN ex. o2 (} | _— th | 2S Bf | : 4i tes ; ‘= gold: a Grand b). ‘Goan 3 040. it f | iis KORY. 64 > 2647 A—3 rooms, heat - y ded “h. : Bewy yood floor Ss. etc.. rea) home: gee this toda agent there INSPECT TODAY i ‘ bh) newly decorated. __ oF hal Say ae Be t on very easy terms | gll day. Bargain. LE -SCHERMEN., | OPEN 2 TO M. at Renta Hite HICKORY, 2625—income $444. of >> Be a BEES son “tor tala uP CTA 8830. yp . 4026-28 Russell ay.: ms and 6 ream. a © we brick, 3-3 rooms;. good condi 3 og bel es ie | OTA, (3506-—BEAUTIFUL NEW 5 ND 4!! ierse: tilea baths, furnaces: new hare: || 1.) ‘ cheap. Henry Kirchner, EE ie = a Ene _eeooe Potpaggereee ele ROOM SINGLE, LOCATED CONVENI- 09d floors, newly decorated: 40-ft. Jot. | i ah Ta. 4 Se —%-3 dourle: newly _LUPFER-ACKER., 1188 Chestnut st. ' it [UMPHKEY. 3315—Single 5-5. hard . By ee cn500. Sidney 14460.| ENTLY; MUDEKN IN EVERY RE- ive BOOS t | iit xy itasex candy oe ies ¥ Us een: § 500, Sidney “a SPECT: WITH 24 AR Gone reise | - Lilve S90) 5.8 ROOM FLAT ° - ° iin priced to s#€ii. ‘e ~ Ps eee ae N — , . ‘ : big Os. F SN estan! 4 ee ere trame house | @s0Om PHONE VICTOR 32046. | go new Scar zarane: in euadlent con: (tH Main 4124 Mr. Owings |) “bath, daw 4 Se pacer | is ay. residence, | VICTOR, 412-—2-family brick fiat; 4-5 Sition. Lug PER: ACKER. 1138 Chestnut. | |?) ° hil ee er 4 ce ~~ nace; 6924 Scan- gee Oa Fd aay 1701 8. Broad __ Olive §p9u: Hy oe —s a | on YDRAU Lic, 505 Beauntal— ith ee ot-air beat and bath; | 4. GROSS. Realtor, 174 posew sy: THIS FLAT A BARGAIN. ° | = = = 2 — ele ght ga. bath, heat, garage; real An th a pe ems P rooms. ot av.: residence, VIRGINIA, 4114—-New 5-5 rooms. LEE- 4046 Miami: new brick; exceptionally ye Soe ™ ¥ ¥ = ss tog 1 2 bis 724 Hydraulic tor card of admission — beth and furnace: 2 2234-36 _SCHERMEN, Grand 8830., __ weil constructed: 5 and 5 rooms: modern | 7 . ag cpt = . LLINGis, 3108—Fiat. 5-6 “Toone aad | ; at. giemily flat: ‘P| VIRGINIA, 4122—Modern flat, bargain. ee DETERING AGENCY. 3627 Gravois. : HIGH-CLASS GROUP OF 20 APARTMENTS IN at dec » Pi, fam: , wD TY _” ‘Fl 4 CS _. | = ——__——__——— |_| a - - ‘bath bargain oe i | TOBE X OEALTY OO.. LEE-SCHERMEN, Grand 8830. Bo ay : LAN: 18 ier amr “Sera Tp ME cents. 5427 Gravois.’ | VIRGINIA. wet rooms, baths. fur- DOUBLE 6 RM. ¥ LAT, $13.500 || BEST PART OF THE WEST END. BEST CON- men pare un. JOERFL ANGER, gk Sie . ‘ Pe ada naces, garage a ig ieee al ad- 00 a, rv a © 7 SOi8. 3625——Sinale, rome aul S0—Singie 4 aud 6, beth. | mittence dow Bt ta ee ee oe STRUCTED AND’ HANDSOMEST; APART- | |’ NDIANA, 3004—Single, 3-3 rooms ecw $5 rooms, LBS-| vamulNlA, 4117— ‘Single, lat; | bath wiv KL DoE — ~olies MENT BUILDINGS IN THE : . : th aren. BUX K. b. 3548 S. Grane, bath, ie ua. B019-—-¢e™ 5.5 a‘ : separate hot-water heating pianis; Avu- Tierme: lot Zoxl23. well-busit 2-fam- | Jk Bus ton ‘ ul : . cite oi ‘rarage BUR Th Shas SOO, a roe Sy omg par | UWNTLY REEERS RERLET coe™ [ty WI att BP ihahe Tah ticor elece-| OVER $25,000 PER YEAR. OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER Parage. 4 2 “a MFORD 2 ’ otepoge ~ | aorecee . “¥en 8 ‘.—~— | tric: basement: garage: owner there. ? 4 , hb Py 4 . NOIANA, 2720—Sincie, roonia hagas a : we HERMEN., ong pte VIRGINIA “go15—Wondertal 23 igs |' eax 8. BLAKE & BRO. $15 Chestnut., MUST SELL AND PLACED PRICE AT $140,000. CAN ) eat " # ers —Spiend roon al: ath, turnaces ore TE fees NVESTMENG , . =o es ae ’ = A —— KR. te . & iteerenen . le bath, hard- street oy alley, made; $300U cash, bal- | 041 athe fad P teieguts ae o double ARRANGE TERMS. ine oo rS-— : 5- amily; $3000, 3 ; Grand 520 i@) | anee e; | HON AUD WF KEL! . } furnace. . flate; 4 rooms and eunpariors: modern; 2 a . a ‘ SO ee ory rr a ae ; 35gh—s. Tugle fiat, '-3 rooms, ~CiKL. AU BER. Ww ELZ. Riv. 3100. 6243 Gravois ramp garage omnen-~ denizen immediate | FOR PARTICU LARS CALL AND SEE | ta Ne ABTA. BUX. BS — 8. — fun , ¢ tric. garake. own er. V RG] NIA, 9628 —— 4 and a ‘WER RT: ° 10 paces { t. Ol 1427. ! ) | Te Gee 81034 rooms, motere: apres wena ER-KLEIN REALTY CO. | | o Fs 3 ~ * - i 2 ' i, t Wa. 216. T8—Doabie tia 3-4 | 3 rae 3 rooms, bat h, nace. Sidney SSO. “le Dante hardwood. fivors, steam peak, 4| 104 NORTH EIGHTH STREET ; __KALKBRENNER, 2801 Chero za r; Bink’ arie, 3, oma bal VISTA. 4215—4-4 rooms, 560x135 1@ lot: . 803 Chestnut st. \ , IWA 216-18 — ie _ = . R. a a o. NT bargain for j Ee | how Nig 3 20 —#-famity pooch m t 3 Sa ces 1)? ~©6€CL flat, 4-4)|NAERT REAL ESTATE CO., Riv. 3814. - 8. SNewstend, > ogg SIM Ger- | | al w 34 Ns no adivission without cam . = ea germace; modsTh ___ ida dace 5 yen nh * apelin: $11.00. LEE. Bars egy tle Ty 6 non ti bathe. | South sous all 37 ycraulic. Grand 0648. ‘ —4-3 room flat. bath double garage; bargain; chenetle, screened porches, tlie baths, _—e = = UNTATA. a875—Modem 5 and 5 alae ad gus 1 eee nes coy Be ees Seer eee eet | 3631 WYOMING 'WRISBERG SINGLE FLAT S iA warn O aoe “ 'easonabie ; = LALD. — nev 3841 ae choco —_— 5-8 rg Rig mate oy : AM HEAT, B00: poe 313, Pennsylvania; 5 rooms, tile bath, | hard- | best REALTY C 41xx areene’, 23 rooms, furnace. ; HAI FLOORS. ¢ 3. a garage: street and WISCUNSIN, is aly ee! rooms. bath, | wood floors, separate steam- heating plants, vi ve 2610 Gravois av. 35xx Pestalozz 6-9 rooms, hot water. | RANNER-SHREWSBURY. GRAND D 2888. os Open ad inspection | bargain. BUX R. . 304 S. Grand. gas — cayenne ~~ - E+ at a ea ae OW FLAT 38xx soueiianh: 5-5 rooms. hot water. | || ; APAYETTE, 39xx—-4-4 double. Murphy We 18. %, Bunce WISCONSIN, 3807 —Binele oe Some, | eet aetna eee NGAL 40xx Folsom; 3-4 rooms. bathe, etc. || beds, hot-water heat hard Si te J RE be Sidney | 3841. ra. , oi 6449. HALL REALTY CoO., 4715 Easton. ~ . ‘ 5 cut: 4-5 rooms, furnaces. wparate entrances; L,tarawood floors: & = FoF 4 rooms: also 3- lt SCUNSIN, $534—lnale | rooms, bath, | 3801 UTAH 8T. ON SOUTH GRAND BL. | iexs 5° eeaeemt: 9 ‘4 ~ furnaces. || Cc ersonm @\ Cw ° easona bie S esicrag yo peving city; D pom ott BUCK. . 3548 8. Grand. _ | bargain. BUX_H. 4548 . Grand. | twater — ae Ba a ag ag OF ge | 231 S. Grang bi. a beaupiful new bun- 43xx patagette: 5- Pe hot water. | | nust sell. Phone Gran or see is t. 4-4 POSURE. | eevee tan ~~ —_ * me" ot- e r heat. o urner: o-car *, galow flat of rooms an gp on 37xx Connecticut; yeome. furnace. TAMMER FOR HOMES, 3548 S Granag 2: ‘ . Bingle flat. admission by Sad ISCONSIN, 87 ‘sis. i roome a ee Tare. , & wonderful fiat. SEE US. \ Seach floor: hot-water heat, double 43xx McRee: 5-5 rooms. steam heat. Y : _Open Sundays, = . e oa | Sf ouu. Branne hrewsoury, n BRINKOP 362) S. Grand bi. Grand 8040. hip roof. Owner leaving city; will oa 36xx McDonald: 5-6 rooms, hot water. | APAYETTE. 39xx—Quick sale wanied: ERALEBRENNER, 2801 Cherokee. | — SOMANG——Z1T8 ingle, 54 ieoms, | 6 og pln Bg ot By cost PHA Nit SEBASTIAN, Realtor ; 3 ee Ee ee ee eee i vf Rooms, 3 at an rage single fiat: beautif 4 . — eta YU - ‘— 5, + | and 7 rooms. baths, furnace, elec . c 36xx eramec: -5 rooms. ea e a rite oo ger carga oll 5 ae agent 4 , 1804-4 and 5 room, br ; with bath, xarage.. BUS K. E.. 3548 8S. | maple floors: 3431 Pestalozzi: upper floor | (3607 Hartford st Grand 8114. _| 36xx Pestalossi: 5-6 rooms, furnace. i floors, 2-car garages: price ‘easonable * geoeah | halls. yy, goat hese | Grand. ye nce ek Ary — vente. | 36xx Russell: 6-5 rooms: furnace. ai ‘ ¢ lerms to suit ; ee et LEEF a) 7. & INV.; 3141-43 “HALLIDAY. 4 it -AL 3 nessaul. Ws 2410 | 60xx Sutherland; 5-5 rooms, steam. PETERING AGENCY. NIRS ép-FLEER olfax 3425 | Double flat, 5-5 rooms, seeping porches,| 8905. 34xx Wyoming; 5-5 rooms. furnaces. O=©® ra ve were 36827 Gravois. ie - N_ Gren ee SRGOO hot- Goad ter he set whaniweod ASALTY co FOUR- FA MIL ¥ APARTMENT bSxx Sutherland 4 -4 toog a ‘ai 0 AYETTL 4004.06.24. family. 4 room % tao. fiu— __ Si hl SAE MULLIN-W4 > 2. | 2834 SIDNE H rtf d St t WM. E. WRISBERG, 3204 rand. axiST: tent S202, he MG ry oe “4313 or | LOOK! | 1s PER CENT KETURN RENTS. evi rooms and a ae © a or ree ____ “Lightning Results Realtor’ | eee crasns S274 Frten eugoO0, 408, MRM ron somes. 3048 © | 030 and, Mgt narnia: ‘Bae 8508 8 Ae nee eat © Kingshies- | giggie flat, 5 and 6 rooms. Tile bath, SINGLE FLAT INVESTMENT ae ~~ Be cme | FOORS or ae : a Ae | ennsyiva : ti , leeping porches; rent $21 iO: on ; 3 epen Sun4 a2. dition two | and $8000. _ Cail AS sereece ‘furnace heat. Good condition. | ger in every respect. Can 2 . . 7 properties Memee: joi 3ox125; terms; owner. 3 "LAT¢8000. 1312-16 8. 3d: good order: te | PRICE, $12,500. [be purchasee a. | N the heart of the great an Y. HIEMENZ REALTY CO. 614 Chestn ertnut eS Bids. ~ pg BENTON: PABK FI beautiful Benton | John Grether & Co., S11 Int. Life Bide. eer | sale. Liberal term pea | the Z 2 ggg —s 5 and 3 —Gouble. baths; |, “311 Arsenal. op; ra LOOK AT THIS FOR $9500 | MERCANTILE TRUST GUS M. ARENDES REALTY . , S L EMP, 8001 —Inonire witisin (eB), — USAGE, — “9 Park: te eendition: very convenient lora- 34xx biock Keokuk: brick flat; 4 and . . \ Olive 775 16 N. sth &t. 7 || tion of West St. Louis. oy oO > o iy n t 4 7 i Bi Iwonterful inves tment Tmeome $2 a aa RKE. shri Gravois. ton: aed ner above address. | = ee good condition: all es COMPANY, Agt. “9 FINE NEW SINGLE FLAT. t iced for a g Rive 451 age wei 44 TEXAS AV.—#sAKGAIN mage, «car : KYZ 3641 Wilmington: 5-5 rooms, | | , ° nen AtSONO 0" ‘ROU RKE ¥ . 119—New 4 and 4 i 4 doubie, | E See tl etamiy flat of 3 roomg elec- Victor 1942. Dv “sy! teen ly AGENCY. | Real Estate Department Central 3700 | ne hai we ore heat, hard: || Ad] the adv antages of- a priv ate home W ith a seiec tive \ 310. 3 \ yy o - jncormne $190; iow price. Fe 1 r fvear: wonderful | 3627 Gravoi t to St. Charles . Riverside 4310. $471 poms t. KE. REALTOR rey itric; renta] $420 per vyea ht for $29.- ; > — 8th and Locus wood floors, slate rvof. copper bi d j Aa fun- Bee Le HGR MEN Gata'Seah MMMM SIO. 541 ravels. | Zenial Loreto can ate sce | BEAUTIFUL SINGLE FLAT | Weareicene: 5 ana} A nee ee choice of environment and neighbors, combined 1n argain. L S - Grand 8830. @ == 4 ose = (Look at 3852-54-56-58 Merarsec st.) 36xx Penneylvania an room U | PS A ttt ' —4$ and 5 single: or “and }oune at = M«& GAFFNET. Realtor a Lo is DUGHBOROUGH. 4563—New 4-4 rooms. . a 0 002 FEF, Us. ‘ riced to eel). further descri tion Oo t ¢ . iAGNOLIA SSidoce et a, flat: BRINKOP, S021 8 Grand. “Grand in-a-dor bed. steam heat, sum, room. 18 | 4-5 SINGLE, $10,000 3 — t $2400: phone Main 2142. A TSON-ROUR RKE. . REALTORS. | You will be interested in a larl P d for 8% reonurs, mocern throuchout ot-war | ; . aay aa ath, J-car garage. . ‘ wner building NCIS-PER , ‘ i 43 4 ra y ter eat: oriced to sell. en” onv JEXN VANIA, 3141—New 3 and 4 6464. Heats “nities _oo18 vebreabe i. ir hs: rF PRA = = Riverside : ; sé ’ ’ set outin a brochure particu ar \ Pp anne 0 ‘PRON er CG sf rT wy cr heetnit 7 Gage double garage: price $6500. SS 5 ROOMS | D wom 7 aay rand. Grand 2040-41. MODERN DOUBLE FLAT DicCAUSLAND—Frame, concrete: fists: | xrey S one’ : Wats ON-O' ROU RKE. REALTORS | NEW 5 AND FLAT | BEY KOPF. 5. Gran ah boiler: bargain. Box H-275. P.-D. (ct | il] ] dl send you at vo our re- } 1AG SOLIA. 1S5—5 and 6 room, flat. TD Biversice 4310. 9471 Gravois. 4454 AIBUNG! av. (in Shaw’s ‘rar: | 9119 ALLEN AYV. | $2500 CASH |‘ FINKMAN. 49xx—5-6. single. sun pariors. | easy ‘readin or. This we WI! g Aa Vv | large rooms; in fine condition; owner up | ELVA A. } single. | den) ; contains si siveping perches. tile bails, . - oder single flat; hot-water heat.| 4418 Michigan ev,; 4 rooms each; sepe-| hot-water heat. highly menere, 1-3 blocks | : : A veasonable: see this. if twage reason hardwood f eam heating piants;), “? garage, Al cone ion: owner zoing | rate steam heat. hardwood floors, tile bath,| west of en oe 7 43i ‘re “see | | t. 2 . . Y REALTY CO., 5457 Gravois 9 WATBON-C’ ROURKE. pel TORS every ronvensenoe soe arage- co in bubiness. “SEE | nice teckrie, Sixtures: shades. screens, etc. alley made t+ ¢ 3548 s. Grand. | q ues fcNAIR. 2210—Single. 3 rooms. bath, ‘ Rivewide 4310. 5471 Gravois ALBERT &. Bb. 4048 BRINKOP. 3621 8. Grad. Grand 3040-41. ANDERSON-STOCKE-BU rate HAMMER FO: e | " (riple earage, HUN. 9548 8 Grand. | MM GMMMMNOPANTA 2907 and 2020—3-3 | __311 Chestnut. “¥sT. | TENEMENT BARGAIN Reaiters. B08 Cheetnut_s ese sm pecan ; d and erated under the icNain, &616-—Single. 3-3 rooms. — so. os. st tollets: 50-ft. lot: both good Doub! R 224-26 SIDNEY } ee each | rE: 9 TO 14 MISSOURI "AY. i SEE THESE SINGLES McCAUSLAND. 13¢ Maurohy ogy The “Grey stone” is organize an op , i BI R. E.. 3548 8. G and. pCO Bear #000!, 4@ Darga: ; ouble fiat aimil 200% ficiency. sun 2 or. | . a ntion S-tecm Tie ¥ .!lUuSl SS , rent $1044, price $¥00U; a snap. “Se EE 14 families. 3 rooms and bath each; in | 5533-35 TENNESSEE | enandl Gneee, tet at. 4-car garage. | * d b - the N National Association of Real Estate a | 4 ara y 2) 6c, Bsoom Vist sheenvt, Se MEMMRAL ESTATE CO. Riv. 3814. Us ate week S. See ne condition; —— — Five rooms, tile bath. hardwood floors. DAVID A. FEINSTONN,. 900 Chestnut st, plan approve ¥ pe 2 CREF 41xx—4-5, modern, $18500: rent Gee at fedid condition. 6: meta ia fal det og oe 238 De ronty RE ico Se: a Grand. Grand 3040. | hot-water heat. Lg ge ge i | QUINCY. 460¢—New 4 family, spares | d 4) : > c , en * n yi au li U \ . & ~wtedh nn ean r t en $2400. Ror PRS See ek se a . Jaa REALTY CO.. 5-6 rooms, ber ewes _fisere, e345. bato | A B ARG AIN | oe FEDERER REALTY t | neighborhood; income $2280: $850 will, Boar Ss. ‘| - = ~y a RE A . Gouble pe ick cos £ 762 2610 Gravois | handle. Ay BUX R. F., 3548 S. Grand. — Porowac : YS Pie HAF NER- SAKOW SEL REALIY CO.. __Victor $/6%._ ee bie | . : ; 3005—New 2 and 5 flat: sun 16-5506 4 3419 St. Vincent: a good dou- i (QUINCY. 6345—Snpiendid 4-room doubie | ° ° * W57-4a—ouble fourtoom Tat. * ' ni 6©$13,.500, | 3301 Easton. Forest 5518-005 3417 an nae “a KEL-FEYD t car brick ca- | | f ot Cee nl ee Lk eC Rg i ee ae Cee a a Acceptable social and business rejerences,required, } , Bovine recms tile Baths, 1717 Texas; nice building, how vacant: nt $142 per month: jot €#4x125. - 4 ‘ ' terme: inv extig “4 RIN KOP 26°} "@ Grand Grand 2040 a sess rooms. tile baths,» tims each floor, papered and finished E CO.. ' *O ROURKE REALTY CO. ae . . ley c - 3 nae 1 LMANN- CSPACK L ER R. E. SINGLE FLATS ATSBON- .t . REE. fl sexe. Double Bang 3: he @ mate: $1 730 $1: iS cash; will trade. in white enamel. See Mr, Weisz, at 2604 HEMS x 7th and Cheatnut._ | 4006 B. Grand; 4-4 a Riverside wT} a ae a ot ; woo nore. ¢ .@ barns. * , Ah” jr ? tte. Ro CR re a7 At store 'THW EET. 4 ‘ — ro ae ave for Piggeo | od heey: SQ -ed : ee a Sy Foie apestmeni eS | ater’ A $! 4.500 BARGAIN. SIN NGLE OR DOU BLE iit a ac: eg an so Fe oun pase. eet -ate heat. Conk garage: splendid in- ODEMYER P wher must we ox aw ” iad : . ll com 4 v eas tertns: n ° Virginia: roome, nt: vrice : : ne & sesve sn 0 Hydraulic: brick flat: we Flats ‘ter sale on ver y tme no CREE. 42xx—fxcellent 4-5 room, tile x Ne , sees 82980, $6500 silt 7 cane ok 5 and Ps) youmte: oni a gre bright and up $6 date, 3 Seems ; thie, | 3328 LY 5-5 roomea,. terms. aot: THW EST REAL wy cx... Grand 752 | o ° . j th. hardwood floors; steam heat, 2-car UE. eget “errs * | made newly decora a itile bath. narc : 4 FLATS—ONE LEFT. ° ' - a oe ante to ool, . 7 - — throughout me cn garage; will consider | e corner. See a 3 eR “ax et 4117 SHAW 4920 gp en . at Gravois: 5 and | Selling Agents ’ sh : ITEVENS & KI HLMAN. Grand 520. (e) 4054-4. sincie, bath, electric: | double flai ‘in trade. Victor 1042. —— ‘bid Delniar. | seeder stggte-nented sinclc 5 and @i-g £090 Loustbanueh, at Al construc: | 7 _ 50s. : furnace $5300. DE TERING AGENCY, 3627 Gray > Fores: 6546 or 6293 room flat: all modern: 2-car garage, and ‘tion; just being completed; price attrac- sd RNA Rb. 22xx—7 flate: Income $202 ' , " riced to all. See this today: owner sec- t, tion. (c7) | PTHRORALD & ZOELIER, Grand 157, - BoRELSEY, 3515 Gravois FIGURE THIS LNY ™ ee 4 d 6 Si Je Priced t i's Se ‘tive: open for inspec | © lg | SNARD, 2830-32—Inciuding 1014 Lami; = Pat and sleeping porch bup- nente e Grote fark; comme $4005 -: SOCIATED i R. E. CO., 403 Com'l._ Bldg, | . . Realtor. 1701 S. Broadway. | war porches. , CO this property. See this. then 7 SOLD—2 LEFT | 4006-08 BERTHOLS) | gion. : Architect ! OM , q ‘Ul 5. Broa | Dee ALTY CoO.. ibe made on this p p “ AMILY PLAT rehitects NARD. 2ixx—.3-4. single. Jot _ 255123; Wee. = 2165—5-5-2 bath. furnace. Vietor ree Rest RE _ 2610 Gravois. _ | see. us E. CO., 801 Chestnut | 4300 block Grace (one block west of) 3 DANDY FOUR A g Fs seperate Owner Se A Rinne "Peon Greek 4313 or r teal buy. See at once | — ‘BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE, SOUTH DALY & McCABE R. 1 |Grand). 5 and 6 rooms. tile baths. hot-) | 3 large roome, tai, cor garage: large 7 7 + - a ° } e + ; te aga agente " | Grand 7896. ————-5— | 3644-46 Folsom av.; 4 rooms —_ a South “Kingshighway Flat Pi ge breakfast rooms | lot, 80x125: room enough to buil another | : MMER FOR HOMES, 3548 8S. Grand. g i pea a flat; fine cond! | mace, modern, “ee _—"' t) teh os WOOs ©, Kingshighway. acuthe 6 closets each floor: strictly ee well Het, mieht price, 6 CO.. 826 CHESTNUT pen Sundaye. : fe , i ~, | $15,500; terms ive . t st. ‘rooms: each floor: hot-water heat; up-to-the-minute flate: exceptionally we So eee || > : = ; eS and B F. ee . es RNA SN 3. Sa SILV ERBLATT, % (em ee | a ‘built; frescoed walls: 2-car carare. etc. DANDY SINGLE. ——————_— ’ 4 , AM fai «tear Modern single. ; B005-09 S—10 flats 3 rooms, ———— HiGHh GHKADE 4FAMIL) | 6& ANE ‘ SEBASTIAN, REALTOR. i them today, 2 to 5 Dp. m.: easy terms. | spew PB ni a nearing completion: ‘ ITS FOR SALE FLATS, AP’ TW’ TS, FOR SALE 500. “SEE Ts.” RINKOP. ; eee $2016: bargain: $10,900: 40xx Shaw 4-5 and sun pariors; newt __ 3607 Hartford _ st. ___ Grand —* | SEE VS. N BRINKOP R F CO (5-room efficiency, with Murphy bed and PLATS, AP TM'TS. West 4 : Grand _ Leen ames : Cc P 2. a i ee fs) 7 A i 2° pé ts. i be Jiu ‘ ; We garake. i _ ' igh ealittin Mens beds. : > : oe X72? Chestnnt. Wve Me pag 3 cx STLEMAN. bath. | 3 . R oom D Youble ‘ent $87 744 “ner pear: deeds of trust, $10,- | 2704-2722 HAMPTON | ch. bene Boca Tins ie | VERNON LA ON er pare ne oeer ol 4. SAN BONITA wood floors . 43A—Doudie 3 rooms ge - 4 and 5 roms, hardwood floors. ba in@ o- | 880: cash -9 : ; Four and 4 rooms. hardwood floors, tie WMODORE DRI x s. fur- KINGSBU ae bh: Mur- new 6-6 * Grand Colfax 2215. (SUA RK. E.. 3548 8. Grand. Gran€ os oe? — — GIBBON. 4514—5-6 room fiat. bethe. fur: | PIE y flat of tour toome. ile bath, hard : ilies ent . LARGE | one - er. r price 0 ver OP. Sidney ied.” OLIVER | SULT IS ‘CaN, CABINETS os $279 Conn be ye) woo for 48 =a 3317-27 Selene st; @ single flats; | wENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut st, Olive 1427. | nace: 3 gs HURIAN. “410 Chouleas | yond Teors steam hest: | ee | ' . it -car | . - t ND “GTON (8. WE RRON FE SUTERMANNS. , 8634—4 - o. DERFUL, GRANITOID BASEMENT : brick fist © rice indoor beds. 4T0oem CHOUTEA!. 4573476—Big bargain for) FAMILTON A yA NDE : 1924 the Pont-Dispated ES ome TE EAEERPAME SU Bie Ril SO |g AUE Nn atin Reairon,. | 2 tree rooms, tetews Male, Cwm i i Bg ge ie rd agg ee gy 25. | = re weenee k ” + Hartford st. _ | only oy , ~~ Be. 58x ant 5 fF t 7310 Horse and Vehicte . oanUx “Re, 3 . 3548 5. | @ne2- ‘goee Soe > OOM fat, has three | ao ‘ome $3300—Price $18, 500° || pace: all modern: must be sem to | be aatary,, business ae —— OU#S, Belt snd Delnst = “ 4h i 00 : betta D 4 wood floors, | “Income atec. and inlaid linoleum: new aa a lg 44-——One bis OnO. F. RAeHPORD. 71h. 4 tile bath. hard fiat of 4 be appreci with furniture fam! artment. — 4444 more than the 4 £ Oxx—-3-4. single bathe, | mes blige fen entrance: this is a won-| 2923-31 Lasalle n.. 10° wPbxcves will ; (| Jaa up to date. See or phone Mr. Bett. ine e. aan 6- "Fae _— roe | : 4 ifeme phone Grand 4313 oF eee gertut buy; get, card of ios. ‘? rom Take reuesna te « | » Leo K, Milkerger. aeminew, | ger. 8. H. Grand 1001 R. E. CO. 2207 moe 1 thie, wash: | Oeil feanect: ell | RIDGE. 5000—Fist: West End. Darmatn | ae Bd bai ‘ < r ; 4 it - j 0 : non : ae 84 . ’ rnace | ——— -| CELL é loors <1 | ‘will accept ‘good bunaalow or| phone - rty or lot as part pay.| two fints are the biagest bargains a —<———=-—=—-—- | 9893 Minnesota; tile ae oak f —~"3016- ; rooms: jece of property : - Bie ; fami a t ome separate 4; eo gaan ae: 4-tosaiy’. 4 and dos er ron Sots separate Riv eveidie g85-J. : cottage as part pay. Flat is reasonabiy Peie . lock at it today, and sce me Mun attr. BEDUEYER BROS. Forest 561. : ¢ (“@! « n ‘evil ‘ f erate . , ran ? agent all iphy conetructed: easily rented; only $19,- Sr eeent as pete ‘ cnt || SAVINGS TRUST CO. 4915 Delmar bl day | Gread. ¢ oe —S-taraily brick 300; terme; ine and Olive 1427 BUTTS REALTY Ct CO. 726 Chests eretaa furnace; $9000. WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. . ; ’ ' -~

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i .. 7% ae Se -* oo cereal _ ? -. —_ rm AD gE —m—e 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, « and 1 Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. Ts. For . ie ~) RESIDENCES FOR SALE | RESIDENCESFORSALE | - Northwest | South ‘Medium Priced Residences | GRS_UNIVERSITY DRIVE | EEO Pe eae PEE eee | MIDEAL MODERN HOME™ | investment. 4-family, com-| rage Call OBERMEYER BROS. For. 5¢l i ier : a Py BLE. ALE best: || . » eiate. price Oe he : Cost owner $17.500, best offer bure today. Let 60105 | : ‘ nme cue a a toon po ge enn ee ee ae Y ep and dandy home: large front tiled porch nn ae - — sp gon ; peo = ae ome 0 cash will handle, balance | annually; for ard ward doubie garage. 111 conveniences: price ORBos a ——_—_ | cal storage tank: Kelvin- — ae ee er ae Ae | my son | $8250: owner there. Cabany 2067W. TH sireet and i 1 Sax 5. ae brick : onee. a machine. | . s im -** : r 4 Chestrmst st. ae and ailey ma 500; easy. clothes ryer. _— 1m, § @ | | COPPLES PL. 4721 Real buy. 7 rooms y= ) wy * pr -,244- fe -| EiwweRr FOR rand, $313 9 3548 3. Grand. | oa, welll eaahe = oe t ait . C r = " osna, 2. r ATS. AND—S& roors. ¢ tile 100 feet frontage or will divide: first : — * Mie residence of a. — fy $33 a ane | deaubhe gat “i in 4041 Fiad. a eil-bu! ‘t 9-roem residenre. bath: I-ar garage: price $13 509 fleor finished quarter-sawed oak: ! te T-room residence Call before 2 + or 5518 W. Florissant. Br TSH. Bret RNS. 1195 Chestnut. _(¢76) | 334 FOREST—S-room brick bungsa fruit trees; garage. chicken house; | rE; stone ‘beat. garage only $2600. 64°5 MITCHELI - = me a —_ 3 | | RES! ENC E— } f}- room ric K ‘ort an tz... Soa React a’ % Som ba: gain 1a ————_—__—_ Fa E* F. - DOAH ' > a7 venus. re * verside 1489W « hot-water heat. gas and electric. 7 ames bath. ‘te “ a io . ..: - Ee athe ND Cr + 0M i EC ‘Coss 3320 Nt sion Fe wrest 4310 049 ; r residence - ? a and os. attic oer 3 | Price $9000. int 7Ox2 me. Ol “temes: hs erage crise $4300) "$4000 cn 3256 NORTHLAND AY. a See oh. Margaret s parish; 2 real care, 382] vs st $10,730. | El eath tes ez - £* ren: | C_F. W. MEYER. 909 Chestnut. Main 525 | “Gera wnat ' | - WA NE] \N | | Be BINSKY BI SO. 504 Sainericht Bits : : real bargain: owner | s. | bath. in be ont i ae aa ttn - —— : l built home at a reasonable aaa floors. - hebaier heat. 2-car gerage. | SCENA a 9x3—Seven rooms, mod- | ,; B 7 y ny bi ej int ee jas than as o- ZY os . price; ; a! bright me aw: oak ict —— Card of admission recessary Grand ;3 . a ve i we rs i 7¥ 722 * e a ;-? ™ LB sa 6S. ‘ eee ae ; = a - : . orice. % ; * “Wianty : Sad downstairs. Raving ti ses | > Apartments =| favs “ondiiee fine investment. | Olive 1435. 106 ¥__Atr_st._Glive 1857.| ,, Stet, MECRORT ot Se A wat | Sule dines or. an eee oot ~— z : | \NTILE TRUST Le ee! H = BDAKE. ‘- “BRO. 815 Chestnut. i 43 Cove Bevan RESIDENCE es teenies oe me 3; ric z payments han, : 5 . an ee a eee j | . residence. ae 66 + « . encio sleeping porch. a ~ 4 e Brijliants ar rooms: bath, a mesth - ee 7 5656— - $a5 ee ere nate, ames aeoek aan 3029 GLASCOW PLACE | fama a a ak ee. ee $40 3 month WHYMAN. 722 Chestnut. cootea's and san Treom: must see to | ———, —— . : mone ~~ —" oo ‘CE RB RG —_SLICK BR. E CO. $22 Che : | wie ; A = ¥ = | ne easy te ae a sa 9 tt B a ams. ot tie bat’ | RF am gr A ee ott bu ruer. site ive t o iN A AIN niet tts aie, aageaes “on T = : — > ~ -_-— | e fi $ tile r nG _ IS A BARGAIN. WEST FEN D, "REALTY AMP coxs?. co. [= Ss floor | dl lor bath on ~~ | garage. for 3 cars: laundry. equipped | 3439 SHEN A‘ 33 oo ne : . 5 a | electric washer. mangie. dryer. For card of | * rooms, Dath. furnace. finished attic. 1452-54 BELT AY. S819 Garfield av.. 4 ana 5 room mod. Cabany 4511 Delmar ; . ae ane, ' es = ae; aavins oy. | admission. sete and particulars, call | garage. owner occupies 4 roome, gets ; one F58 Heteaath “tor 3s rooma will “al Deubie fiat. 4 and 5 rooms. ha priced for q Sage te ns eae | ~y . BER: 33505 N - - » Fup > 4 } “as! salance monthir. on!» — —— KE & BRO. 8&8 : FINE 8 ROOM “HOUSE. $500 (asa ain “ESSELER REALT? Cth 106 N._ Fourth | om aren OOM FLAT—ss 25 3425 joux s Bra _ ~ ~ - a : 2H iP 7 | tore a, . ¥e , ou % ri ; ; ‘Tt = e ae ? -— - 2A = et 5 . = IN WESTMOOR PARK brick fat. halis. baths furnace. eiectrie: | 4)! se Drick house: 7 "SEE THESE BARGAIN RESIDENCES Im*pect and you will buy 1300 Dolman: |...” = 1014 Claytonia ter. half bieck south of , o* S8xi9Q: rents $1020. i $8250 | gieen mz porch ‘garage for 2 cars: let Ae adie: 7 rooms, modern: hot-wa- | ao nss on si clated: wo a SEE Gentle cnineintet eusee etek on iOH#N S BLAKE & BRO . wus | soz?) “an be arranged. Phone ‘F heat. garage: large lot. : : 5500: 0 3 two 5. Tenuate fe G ieee ground. reck porch across entiz+ front 4 #0xx LUCKY. oS aes bck $173 |. £823 Labadie: 6 rooms, modern; we will | “97° 003. SILTEMBLATT. Room 401. cae ee @ieam beat. select ocak flooring throughout. Three eT - —— ¥ fats of three | enah "$30 monthly: $3950. Open. Grand | S87 sour « Heparin = = 3253 FL OR A > geaget “tant ‘chas Sgtg = > Baye rooms rents $5000 ver 9-44 ” , ci ry Resiry & wer co cone | ST. ~MARGARETS PARISH : “ ae as sts —e bey mony mg ae or : . . . a a sate root copper 335 “ ~ 5 ‘ posachiens : : ’ , " a . CeANVELS 1418 .5550 vet} — Page = ot r. esectric yr at a tat ‘ rick garage: ‘horough!y ; — oaliv we com- | : 60x173. Ad line: 8-room : Rng steam heatire piers m each Parkview Well ik . ¢ modera- lat ate ; mu 1 Modern ‘hroughout. 70-feet front card. Srick bath. pa rea’ vauc. See amv time today umumediate repiy. Box A- “183. Pest Die ORTE REALTY & LOAN C rr "Tv." CO %407 NS Rwar | Will sell without 35-foor let adisining HEMMELM 4 NN- ee ee R. E. cO., : DREON E Mir 38 9A N @th ct cyt a } } th and Ch nu & 2 G. SCOTT. 800 Chentpyt ——. . eenelten ons : NEW 1 FL. AT. ONLY iz. 3500. Bee sae ; . } ; v . : A t B 1420 Belt av. 4-4 large rooms. hardwood (CAMELLIA PL... 4138—Sit-room bs } i + “rr dis m.& Fo 7 , t~ ST. PIUS PARIS& ——, seman av: 9 rooms. Ra: eee EPPERSON. 1805 N.—-Mode POSS, er = jon. terms.| 3501 Huomphrey im perfect condition: i inital 2 a Bape me mye a ~ »* esis "Ahr ai epee pee tae pine. omen. ogee rey = S Mgt ie ge -* RS Ghee Begs i ie ‘ trie a 7028 CLAYTON ROAD—An exception- C832 HORTON PLAC E-—#-room Nett ally attractive bungalow of 7 rooms meng bath. het-air heat: 2-car 2 baths: t-car garage. Bargain at atage: price 4 3 2 ; g $8000. $14.00n 597 1. HIGHLAND AVENUE—6-room Mo saa er oa... 6071 eh aa wtih 25, Ce ae ee eS Re AY RO Ry Se + ae S ? ~ mein PRLS = 4 oe + FE han Saal Pee oa! a a TRIN, Se ANE eS ARRIGO AO EN EE Lie: 6 ta RRO ae - ae * Po ee eee my Te Sipe ies 2 fet “ey - - a i 4 Bo Sa a ae le ee Ee ee ae ae so ona ‘fc . ‘4 Se a a - 4a > ee a > * 4 enemy pe Oe Ce ee ee ee nn 4 “—, A heed bn & chs fe wa 5 NS OR OTR le SON Nee ge ae aR a ai a i natal ti als oh eee | alin ae ae _ js : z ei hy ae . ™ er ~~ 2 REALTY oe wee ee ' i= arx- ; t «£ om premises Sup Jar —_ 8S tikt 3. | Q-car garage must ae"! z ., o> 20 I las. = REEDENCE. 5671 ee ‘sed! * —— S| bath. hot-water heat : x _ : . hea: wie, S13. | 37% x158 ft. to Cabenne 000. Cail Mrs. Gregg. Main ‘4640: 197 | Srick. ae roef. tile bath. 2 | | Owner thie building ~~ Fer tut, iatermation. sea- YY TH | POSKIN-SPECKING-GABBERT. Gr 142. | CAS AN, 3849 BAT ‘ AT- cellent for doctors. dentist stl ch A — |(KENNERLY. 2969-—-Myr 7--com drick HEAT, THIS. RENGFI_WFRFR 3177 8 | 811 Chestnut. Ovi ae EBBELER_ 199 X Fourth laine s man ie heuse: corner Warne at.: bath. gas. ote BRANNER- SHREWSBURY. GRAND 2228. SOUTH SIDE 5 cree. oes a * : ve T28s. 5. Tp. | Sou SRETHER aco m1 sf. of bargain fer quick sale SI@VELANI = oe = Leuitann: & tosuee wi aieuten! WRISRERG RESIDENCES KINGSBURY. 6132 —Residence choice | : of in wav rin 4 ; Single Flat Snap st it Bastar, dar ‘for. 2) 3934—FINE 7 ROOMS, MOD- wonderfu cas oeat [ystem. rel ndid conditien. eppesite Reser- Particulars at Our Offices — ¢-2,—¥ baths. sieexmg | - .~- RIN CIPLA— £5: - 59xx Etzel. 6-8 reoms, modern single - ew ities, Te . ERN: fURNAG ACE: a $7000; THEOBALD @& ZOSLLER G : e Wvoring. 7 rooms. hot water. or full ; one cand “a ad=n is- ’ hall , eo : « 4114 PAGE Ge: large jot close te schools. car lines, | wth aga OR > #915 Delmar $1508 CASH. BELLIS OLIVE 373. CLEVELAND, 4111—Desirable 9-room ex : modern 7 rooms. fur- 33 Halliday. 9 rooms. hot water. | a fine eondition - ; arage | é $6500 fe-ms. So ee ey. ae eee. | ay a | ar ers eS. — rooms 343i Ds urnace Ceuentiy Sulit hom an heat. ¢a- 3865. Jun’ © cee Txx Arsenal’. § rooms. 7 BERGFELD REALTY co ~- - ct pens. darn. clectrie end BPSELER REALTY e CO. 199 N_ Fourth. | Singie 3 room flat: modern. Own- HAMMER F FOR HOMES 3248 3 gy &kR G. SCOTT, Chestnut. tion: furnace =a . os : ae bee Restore a9 S. Mase Lira, ¥ IDEN —— eS cmH 2°79 9966 B ARTMER GL! , ea ar 2 Omtn_fundere. COMPTON 23 S$—Modern residence. | _— ERG ER. 14 N. 6th at. eve rooms. furnace. : -f a r ‘ . ie: Chestaat =| | om a. oi MAFFITT. 3814—All modern 9 rooms. only $8500: $1000 cash, easy terms. | “HANDSOME WELL-BUILT HO} ; a; r. | heat: RESIDE? ‘CE “cba ate Ee ee —S0800 | dot-water heat: brick the porch. -op EDGAR WAER 722 Chestnut | Sac PRICE—$ oo, pe ee 4117—12 rooms. apartm homes: salesman on premises S the . ~ ¥ ck f a,- pay 1S. per _Fe er: garage: real bargain. Cail SS. =a —S For — bath. electme: ' 3. : : ‘ ROO 4S TILE DeTorty. 9 rooms ay a ; income. Bung yy BS wv WEN7ZI a aa) a , ie * Fee ‘ 71xx WAS HINGTON msa ne rane IS : a FLé wor : ooD Hartford, 9 reoms. furnace. vacant ground in same biock. ‘d floor. | _ ~ELEGANT 15- Pam : eH S BLAKE & BRO’ S15 Chestnut Sa eeee.. S259 5 rem | =... _& 4 “ BASEMENT: COP- yiera. 10. =f) | inewe :” ok tetites- Sense te PER SCHOENBERG ‘SCREEN! 3 — - -~ pa ge Bg ay | EE ae Phony ott ; ra. q verything:. owne,- x\ous toc sel an o. i SacRI IFICE SALE. TT ae sy L. utiful, rn : - >? — — " iar . . ; : 4 - * > ° Make us an er om 5984 Highland ar. RESIDENCE This beautiful residence at a ms. oui rior. a ne FINE L WITH HA’ “ur : i a > . will make a bargain orice and give terms. | Fant 1 $-roem ; : = we ' E AY: — WALTER. ScoTT aE | Umprovemen ts. 4 ané 5 mom modern single fiat: _, double pe ~ ~a ec ‘cBO) Park 6 -ooms. hot-water heat. hardwoed anes ns — floors, etc.- will be sacrificed for a ouick | [o* SS*4l® agents ne ’ REAL INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY a ae Te - Kawin. Mondar Main 2496. AND To R ‘ ‘ ; . 630-32 Eastgate 6. family; entirely mod- , 2 _LOCHMOELDER. 919 Chestnut. FRAME H: room frame. 4961 PARE: GROVE CAR: 625? CABANNE y 2 a cal — ' —Siagemen.. > Lorn = te Block from park W .esehan ar. — ~~ pee Grant ae ‘Ez = Gaeeet Gee § Bee ee ee ; ; mice peduced — hal 4 av.> county coom frame 1 Duke st At. rv : erery room cpens into — Sa eee REI TIS. Realtors. Areade Bide. Ottve ats ‘(Good Homes at Low Prices’ ; » tien — for ‘ . Sou :} th on d-room frame. 5129 Dresden ay: 4roem D> SIN GE FLAT 1010 Chestnut. aire ~ it lanne: ; cellar: 2-stery mm 409 Dewey ar +-roem frame aS WiTll FURNITURE. Sa5ee ; 3538 SHENANDOAR. 4-room frame. 41/1 Sem- ADE MONEY— Si. hot ter t copper screens and cut- ; Card. Bargea’s in a good heme. 768 AUBERT A-*. | Age our own lantiord. hee | Lppnoye _, | 1308-10 Monroe: 2 houses: 5 rooms. ters. : Jecorated. weather-atrivped : eneitieme — na. 2207 RISSELL av. Pace 4716—12 rooms; het water heat: 5-6 «ingle; medern. 2-car gerage: larce other twe: be indenendent: 6 rooms baths aS Mec a Hf e very reasonable ‘terms Phene yom ‘3 h ob : ' Good home barga'n: 9 rooms and sieep- | let; S150@ cesh. balance terms. Admis- ‘0 411x200 carage. 4 cars: price $271.00 : 2? Chestout. Main 1195 Onn § tn e} 2- nient imme verch. 1 bieck frem Grand: very =r | PARK VIE W—Tiscldence, by card eaiy. See Calme : a 4050 ST. FERDINAND. $4208 GIBSON, 4570—3 residence f‘ats. cver- . ow at 300: terme ‘ermes and low price baths, BLUWENFELD REALTY COMPANY EUGENE ‘ij. . ALTHEIMER. S17 Chesteut Thie residence will sell today: has 3 lnelkk ts : i income: ¥ (9 sul . _F en 382 : Guaranty Bidg. Main 1600. r Al “EE arge ™mors sown and four rooms op de f mail bungals tg) | WESALI L019 Chestnut. Olfve 1427. | ee Fog oe | PERSEING. ag cy modern | a —r~ 3 : NC furnace anc 3-car garage: ste ‘t today: = 7) “Saka = ; ‘eam heat — = P a. ~ ao > meen *} Teem house: priced to weil. , BARGAIN | P constrected but! “er es sai - dann’ ete ' a ei a dition» SASSEX 060 >) _Down—1019 S. 12th St 2B" A Pe |__OREON B&R G —¢ SCTE Sig Pneserae | - > , . , , , PA Ae i. Ley esinut. Olive 1427. | — . A .— , “ Six-room brict . : : ; 4 FAMILY APARTMENTS 7 ~ or oe co _ ——— - : AS - CO.. 2 Sidney. 3m. ‘roor brick heuse. beth and electric: | 14 st. PLYMOUTH. 6475—a NICE ROOMS AND IN-A-DOR BED hew through orice $2 " ; : , Sidney 100% SS SICe ee CO ete ae sale. Sane frame house. ~ RENT $3120—PRICE $19,500 | EDGENE 3. ALTHEIMER Siz chestnut.| tm beautiful O'Pelom Pack district. @ GRAND . po Regt me ap Park “BES ST BUY IN ( ITY" , AND BALANCE OTT RENTS” aas.1 550 °&° °+ ~~ . on two floc can be occupied bv rooms. . , ~~ Dick, +S rosme het. “water heat = 438g RESIDENCE BARGAIN. rw NIATA —_—__t : ind estate 9. 614 Chestnut st “entra! "9. a At REAtTY CO. Grand 7521 . Man # v ; — ; ee Semen. Coie sam sleeping pormhes 7 xs : o— a ee ae ee FEAR , >= «SCC BRADLEY. 6853‘ Lincenwood ~—5-room. down ; ee ; garare: sleeping por 2217 N. 20th rooms. oclectric reem residence. all modern conveniences No. 3505 Longfellow Place pe ae a ae . twilet. qureae: a8 26 . 1 . 7c _ PERRY.RUTH. i106 N —- a iniiimeeeeeriene oe MORGAN. 3400—New'y papered and paint- - Le water heating pian. _ ) EON 6 Ce REET, eter re ann | Dargair at S12.500. teon c+ _Prat-Pteng tom ~ ms 5 . aa ‘oid laundry: Taal condition crane SISaT Exec - e ; x7" on. : . t-ror, price con- | cone ty finely built home. NILS GRANT. : McCaus'and av. ’ iy : : : ewnre- G4554 Scanian av. nn 4 Cut i 6406 € ARA ANNE. $19 500 MAURER. GHIO-BEFF A REALTY of., Secidie doer aon rel 4 : | 7 : ; 4-family flat with 4 rooms. sum parlor. - —- — ~ - — LAFAYETTE. 2 35 72 choice ! oration. -est cted park Card. Cm. re, a ‘call | : . sarage. : | eye . Murphy bed. hartiwoed fleors. tile bath. 4 WANT TO MAKE MONEY? tne wy trot: Terms. bargai HEN®Y H'IEMEXZ F co 14 Chestrut. | c: pric : . Phone cabany 4 ; , | terms. ’ :-. er Avenue . oe 9 RESIDEN. } - $ath. attic oak frish and hardwood , “- : : Wel ath ated. onee,, | 4 4 Families—6-7 Rooms Nive +434 eee TANT = ae Go and 8803 oom | fanaa, ete hon 4 id a. nnn iSu_sae0 : BASEMENT: 2D e ued : AS 7 Can be oust with This is @ real flat: excellent cond: LINDELL Pane RESIDENCES a smartness - 500x125 Oe elomwmgee 15 a = | Demainns: ; OF TREES; | MER: ANTILE TRUST Belance tn sa terme : | ee = 3508 Palm st.. near Grand and Mebert HENRY HIEMENZ co ) NA . | Se : ; - | | rtea good income 4468 Me- Jerful) a+ rag . ~ R D.. 614 Chestnut. ; - j . ‘ ' Owner Ist floor. $75,009 terms a wonderfully a . Orat oa: 2 reoms. MAGNOLIA. 3141—Nice resicence. 6 ee ow FAR | ms brick tile-reot residence. JMPAN ' 2 Agt.. ee siate roof. tile bath. het-water heat rea with granitoid basement. modern Dium? Sti 4 heat: modern ) ED saae C CABANNE Av. -Ballt house: covld easily be ~hanged ima. lightine, furnace. etc.: rear puiltingg 0 CA! H BUY a fF &RG "SCOTT. Spo. Chestrat. | F I. ‘e a flat: verry large rooms and halle for 2 cams and storage. comfortable home of these houses. . o=> 4. AMI - FLAT Seleongs te an estate: must be s-’* at once. S: terms. inquire of W. P, eee — “ay 4: ' _ . $4500. bal- | “Sot 20145. wel 902145. well-built ) nm Yer } on 0 concditron, price oniy i a | 3 —_ dreak fast — © ay 8 Sameevalew.. o. Seeem . beted Fa tmenewnreretiniemnrataatocs — ance like rent. story 7-reom brick: hardwoed floors a | Saaee. Soenem, up . 7 $2 | be r @eccupted e See these at 1.75 Poet aR 0H owner there examine. ae) 3309 ILLINOIS AV. JOHN § BLAKE @ BRO. 825 Cagernst. | we > her _ | 4 L EPSTEr 2 SON, Gro... WANSTRATH _ti7% Chestret. | “ 5 hardweed floors T.room frame with tile bath hot-wat water | Tere be | = © ICK SALE WANTED _Msm 263 G17 Chests oe = = es. mod | . 1822 N. GRAND a Se 7 ee) «$335 per ™ the fret , A here | ‘~ » i: 6T wreem fat. fornece . . Ron a r 1 | 2a ee W EST EN D FLAT | nd nn See Sscom Sen: begh. clentene fies = : a 2 iantaeiber vel oRkED ik TEIBIG TRIStT ' "ASCO a Fie ee y . +9 Chest } if a8" ii — Sous - there: JOHN S. BLAKE @ BRO. #15 aie & RASSIEUR. 1127 N. Ten. ayer teat be ~ e- ee, Sa om my gmt: goed Ypcation fer any | ccated en Geuth Gide: hot-water bent, “19 Chestnct. Central 9944 te) | wa perch. hardwood floers. | _SHUCHART R CO. 814 Chesimat st. | hardweed ‘floors. cooper utters and TewenratTe POSSESSION a i HULIE R. B. CO. 3407 N. ! —_ — speuts. copper screens. «garage Ye a 4 4 4 es ee OL BLE PLAT | Harner 74 “. .. ®2¥ MT ST SET, L, at $2000 se acents Rox A-148. -D. . Pow: Ry furnac®, electric. garage FIRST OFFFRIX ¥ POAC. r | 1390 GOODFELLOW ai eae gee 9 | RUSSELL. 4233—9-room residence: 2-car tor = ah ~ eve. 2 POREST AV. COR ) LLL | 4061 Matt: room home. with | hick rarace : ae : ; rand woot hon 35x133- a Tr r : til . > + - a = erp i ”* e . ae = a “SIN GLE FLA r. race dosnie an ae , err | rage. leaving ci! ALTER JONES R. e| RUSSELL. 1210—One etary brick: large | f= _ HERE'S YOUR CHANCE | 126 8 to i> = ‘ETTGER-MASEK REAL Tr CO om ht AGERE CPS SES we wee | aire Pees ein : RE Rens _ SE22 S. Coped, Grand ee oe gy = co. At O'Fallon Park ‘$EAW ary room fesidence. modern: | Main re: -~* | TRusT 4515 HOLLY AV. | CHRISTIAN “BRINKOP = co. | ee S ; v ; state reef. hardweed | Ii 2 Grand. Jrapd 340 na 308) a4 IDE RESIDENCE I pecti garage. hot-water seat. | SHAW —s" | a gee heat. oe — ee a fieene | ns ion . Rest 3611 X Grand artwood floors. roof, newly paint- a — i stripe gare thie iz 7052 Nashville: 1 eds $°S50. phone . , WESTMOOR 1010 Chestnut. Oltee 1427. ‘tres RE OO. 306 Title Guer. Bltg tex cm ee he ES “anon SPRING. 14 9—-Tooom rick attached ‘COMPLETELY Nees eee a floor These ts . mode Ww aoe the attention ri Tr. . a a, REALTY 2pa2 i" 1743 —_— gseam . A LE. nite sa bungs- deriren semething prea !! bat comerete found and a Ponca of | : ' en =. st, VINCENT “ gtvogaae3 af sa ' Far aS 78346—Recuced $1009. now i yt —-— + > Tere ferns gee KN KMEYER- EER l-tory and mansard siste sof = nee CO... 3506 N Ris ~esie . : orice & Pa ae matter ; : wece rTeere ; : - initial ~ ; ats ~ d = : “9 . ‘hg . , ow & . ; ’ | : | . residence : UNION AV. BARG -” TE . . shane Faet> 5 , 5 hartwond Now : , —_— > . , . 4009 houtea. ° , y a ’ Terms. ’ - 2 . Te>-reemn | Rae | ; = Scar

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“RI o ESIDENOES Fc \CES For 5, a SUNDAY, eee PETOBER 4, 1925. ow 2000 a : Bai aia pac?” sd HOME a .. a OR SALE RESIDENCES ‘CES FOR nA £ EST A 2 E F. or S ) | pes ’ OOMING HOUSE -— _ West os ‘ a ; : Fo Miner ena, Brick penne EST PINE” BUSINESS prop FOR SALE) aus : ottages, F, lats Apart nt | With extra amg? ght: | floore: Jog fg, hot-water “hug: 2 baths ny Centr ESS PRop ents, Kesid ' \ * : second and’ th! hy ] — Condition - X22 Property tr poo . isis ‘AsS iv ~~ FOR Sa c ences For S 7 # 9308 Loughh ‘and terms bird ogre e: ~—- by a Peiteent ot amratl snd Sia aaeat Rae STORES at South LE a PROP. a SAL z ’ = oday. vee | rete | 135 ; ‘i : meats RAUTY AND con Realtor. 12.500: godt Sra cores! 4 sates” LATS—s>-5-— | F _DISPATC?? ° Bh vt | ii &O- Realtors. Gig" Cc ALTY Co.. '| Ingpecr, | $7500 Nance al: Drice} g5qSt0Tes ana go ¢,>,—S0uth Jia - _West ARMS For Wo Blo 851} Delmar "| 9 10 Chestnut "= at. Rte gp eect. aiance monthis | £2460: pan’ 9 fiate with: 2i2¢ comer: | -—_ Ot SUM SALE cks W 2 KINGSBURY “Room B osidence be > ORNWREL R_ 7} OLIVER RS, $20 000" Rath: Tent | = Olive Se eee FARMS FoR e st | ; URY | 509 rick Reside ce | 448 or RF. CO. 111 w oy | apc RL KRAEHE” = Sidney” 144R° | re Street Inve Louls Oo: ‘ 7 POR SALE a 0 nee, $7500 | OAKELEy BIDDL EK til N. 7th | STORE oe estment | unty of G . ra Pesidence. 10 roo ‘own 4) Derva ay ’ } “MARK . 1 tunity 834 5-room 4; ~~ — STO i = . - : ; oy i ; } . , un ‘ - y s 7 : i WEMO Chestzus si Main (Ps x | Plated naroteet ‘ingraY ,deserated ang [2S Mie bath’ it*elest room Yt | 908 FRANKLIN | RR 1858 8 a = 18m 2 Sb2SaT EF = ee il RUST CO Realtors # : it. M Met be seen rs, he Sarage - ' With shower. “vatory | \. Mog a 4IN 7d st store ¢), 5 re and flats 1 aa | os AS ON A ‘ae | 4-2 - | HOMES—6 Roo: | Gon wv be aporeci or heat; | tures. "Als stippled: ri 2-ear heated fir\rear- nto? and ¢, Y | rege 1801 8. 34 g.' “arehous 138 | Two niog N AY. om house; be - , ooms by anted, Voceul 0 ated; « quick ac. | 134 '¢.2Utomatic war, Best bufle- } \rear: corner o flats and tenement | 1318 & Broa ae?! %-. store 7 ANG fa. | ar: hot. ro res with livin at condition; 106 27 000. 5 ; EN G g° ." Drive (1 block cash will h wn out of _ 5 fret: le Water heater: in fea. ; on aouth: n : a'ge alley - lar at 1801 a’ roadway pe. and 5S + oorng | 3: Py « “Water hea at: + Bh Tyarters in jj > 4 ‘6; s4 00. tLISH % 4 a¥,) contain ag mee la will "i balance: A "Re shade tr lot 65x | side ext thing to » -~ a | C2 8. Oth st ore flat and store | r i MO oR . hot-water heat ar , roperty. lats or busines | agner-G «ig "DOC me os your ielnetion aoe e Guaranty Bi ey! ot, Louis’ iF n Dargain 10 JOBEY REALTY .,® flats FRAN | 6419.2 MENT ‘pn! BE | eadin 6-08 N. | 5427 GptEALTY Co. so, NK Hi rent: pee: i he 127 ge SAUTIFU LF te et steel eae Lourdes 6348 Ww y DOWN REAL, g 14th {= es 7Tavois ay Riv uth Bide Agente itire _ r 35 440 Stores ana + res, north fy ARM ” hie 4 T $16 900 |. #& kT. iVerside 4108 - Nae ernuas rH sate |; 0 al ley Park: he ’ ; | aT Ke 8. co Ch BOTT L EV ARD| (22 C er wilt twee Sind, &- 8. KE, COR ro BUMS om ER -TAYEOR TRUS prise Mabe. ||) * Deautiful site; farmer’ ‘ee — S he estnut (er wi}! nek $15 Troon) flat above s “OR LOUISIAN -» ni EN RK ‘ © pri 4-R ’ s price. ES ; Main 3046 | j mal] House i H — «REO | G! Ick down own. Store and 8 A TA: 1 , —_ — Easto : 40 ac OOM BI’ NG: q , y LISTINGS ee n the M k | AVE y OU Cy I St .. _89? __Chestn joe . PES 2 ee bath. mA) [ODIA MON, “ii arkson Ri.- Ae a Must 4 arket Sch 17 - , 2 Re... i D REY Ff ‘ NE. : T mode] fruit f 2 INSP Bs _ ‘hos SE aroem. modern residence hea 2-story ween I be fully APpreciar room ot tingena % block DRE Nt Z Je ffers. ‘SON and C hest ¢ ~ ant aa we tee Baty co. fe. 5 bufldine a on LYMOUTH FY} ACRES D rw _ bargain. ION © E i and 'ocreens. enameiel” eee tor 3 S Daths with ‘shaweeo™ breaktn wi IDe Gives 2 car brit steor home: yt. | a —: ten 8 I Parment, =n Cc tg as part | ser laree and Fistten ry steam hase shades 6511 A anata REAL Ve Conse CO i, etre —— u ° : ‘Ziures: . rs meee ee LD ol = Riverside Mt ss unt 5p. ‘a a F 7999 Ra nond 14 Ro __Bldg. e% Olies 1916 UC. 1003 Fullerton | 2940 Maffitt— ~$1000 D Chestny ut — STOR E—$3 300 1 U AS "| wml ctor #7 Age REALTY on AU ATT RLLE MES: 2033, (=m te: 48: nod W- bd in mld Rooms | OWN ER L EAV ING CITY tie Dries Bs re. tune) 7-r90om rin Ow : dd caer ee Payments } H Modern AKERS APRENTION ne — “tpg fasten te te Ke — — * Proposition - renee ete. be Ww AN rs IMM . ITY act « thie fe apt? Immediate male | good sbecillat! Ore and 4-room fiat 122.5. | dusiness location? and flats. ~ brick butiding mo Two-mtory | | Bs; OR premises Sunday or EF DIA TE SAI E c extreme barga!n | : ve we whe ole pen bore: STUESSEL REALTY Co\ 33 2u! s. erful | room Sine oni 100 fee —~e.. first | | irkwoo a) MUst wel) | SSS seatinut_at i N_& CQ., 722 Brt S71 ORE BUILD " UNIOw ooeay t heat: $4000 || | S t 3 of ah roo mOst attractive,” wert | = 126 Chestnut. _ ok building. 2. DIN | UNION. —me. iff ST BE Sc TD] Se '$P8cious pric ke yma, hot- “water. hea it built C ies 2 Fr ranklin rooms abo ve; weet a eer store and. a etens | . 5325 NTON TRUST co, i See [7 : | room, large Porch — ho Sarge | aire? Ww : ven Wl R portunity. SEE Us I ee reals t Granvill 7-8 HOME, ‘Det-water ne: en i MUST BE as tion ; | i ~ Most Attoneuee ee in U nfon Market T , -— for actory, wane ong oneal | BUNG AE sown: Ty Triet: 270g rome: is a Pleasure to look at. er, light, furnace - a place that FEIN BER enienee! ar WwW’ ells; | FO Dal. two-car ga “ardwood OPEN = & 4i : ie without don b . in af Cation | Geventer ay & reasonable: ] 00 8 " ~~ schoo] and | ebeter Groves. ¢ & JONE Come gene et carage. See ‘“ TODAY FROM . 4 Mont comf ubt the | | R09 \ 12850. - H. DEMPsry 80-| Buelid church. nea Close to fine ——___. NES~ ny dt 50x1K9 4950 Fore ‘ 3 TO g. | | ¥ home in Tee Samiasion call Particulars ang || roome 5 ~ . ore stores ond —% epee, A au central oda, _ fe) | CLARK =~ Pe ort |* North ring 0 iding a t. e r 7 w, vi i, c es t. : eas : w » enay umey ay. ont a | Meweule AMY 'R Being decomnnee spot near | | 'ARD L, BAKE | preeedwery. ©. RELLER, 333) 3° erivanch st.: shop’ fn slectrie: “story ‘ise oo bath, cet Corner of Bro terms. W only CNA ted, WEL ' BUST STU Ess (ding i ame in re ' atab! coors adway 'tDiepaich, * OWNer. Box x | AMY 2 2. 00., 1308' Grand Olive 6555 118 N Is |i sistim oe 5 PERTY—Finici — =| — sont LTY CO. 35 {Riding a. | 502150: rents 1A ene "above ‘ located on terminal sw — vasement Containing los on Clinton; 4-4 ee . iat a ay er and. ; ° new lass, : +R SALE |. Gras ff. Bo . : Dic + sot ‘ ite kK ; =6,900 We Ft : —— | 6843 \ ry : a 7th Bt, OF Particul stores, excellent i 6201-3-5 ADE | enn OX D-288 “Poss © 37000: own. out; 2 e} uilding ig h Square feet: ay Home Sacrificed : ATER MAN . F. ATS see uture. | ¢, S. Brosdwat. EWING, Bias 2 ocPis. | lor § send: , rooms, strict] | MES PL ' ‘a rm = SSANT. 4230-4 ———— = S8Y. | TRFRWO ’ EATAge - 48rge loi KORTR RFs e bar ii L ] g; uilt 'O ear is an unusual] hone onal” bay; gop =: bot-ai fas, furnace, garage 4 i. en ACE | | $ | creat, to ‘sien, *! _N.—@tores, ais | ATX. 7° Cheetnng Olive 1426 LTY_ AND LOAN «x }; 440¢ 110x300. Can ry Additional y well 4 MENZLICK, 1010 Chegin,, UM! ter suit "Gel eeponable hot. 3 hatha oun pacioe and sleep cos. | 224 Maryland | RENN PREY ALYY Go. 6G cuseaie BAL. Ten eRe 34 DELMAR | WING ee Ath. Olive ‘Y$a7°%j.0, || For full Pargiculars call at @ price well below teria git euaatY. ( 430. ar ae —etnut. Oliv. ae .. rem.- Water heat with of) sieeping poreh’ fj 3 fiate. Y AND Tx AMBDIN— ai, Cetmut. Deimar ; VESTIG fine rhe renklin: nice more. P re cost, Nine ro LACLEDE, qy—*-1427 ——__( 062) | F-etory brick Turner: there ie a | Ave portheas Store snd | duct finishes "Si" artery fo ve teh tailor or wore; | || . $8000. Saat R00d conas Ay. ; te H —- roofmis and ba erage for 3 cars, 8 a nue Only $180 000 t corner: fine en ’ inished | Hamilton ewe tee: a | WULe Ben , y Pi 359. shoemaker: | i 4 ter rms, Ndition: ome Reduced comer lot, nh: separate heaas with 2.) st GEO A rents: velopment is Positive “cut through : “1 -101N. @ ississ} Mun: 7 love! | tho 68x140. Secure a pees: | | A 9 | MADISON Bape TERY, 15 N. Bree tbOve: 4-car 2 stores, 4 apart | c th. Oltve ang. | | 4 — i e ey rooms: hard. fro ~~ Sara 6 -1f St room brie ADISON. 2943 — Tth st. et Cry brick Sarees. FAIRFAX fee) | t ay S800 ned, é OO ED EALTY © Aa, residence. hard : | Alet aie rente $85. Uf fore and af) ate: Ser ace TE er 817 Chestnut. ANTI $040—Coitage: # rooms; "price || us Mmpany, | :. 500 R - Ehestnus * st. Main Pre | | floors, furnace heat, oe | WADIOOR 2 mer pore _Tvier 9135 ad, Pelee wn eh iy grocery’ ENON FINNEY Tog te 228 Chestnut. (ee) | i MAIN 3640 ' : ; - Ca roc |= PWELL. 4955 Delmar. Sner-Grant-Bel} || Hace RYT co gon on Terie | MOMS RE a even ars, Meee vert Sommer | full 4 all Timon, “gts fuMished and | wip Pebyig? ce, SOODB™ Bylo flat: ten —FORSALE Se . ; a ~ 2 . 7 ‘ ‘ = v . t | a . yt . BI. Ci 4480 Fires: fi St. souis’ I $1500 CASH baie c2s ee? Chestnut ot, | Bi S ani -Sete Choutenn, | 2 best fe four cao" 1rd farniiion: tie a. 88 Deven Brice “S0S00, ay. | CALIFOR California of io CE . c ar Sor. m , —_ . oT Condition in g ATE* homeltie wig eTick reg room, din | In Perfeec ti 722 (7: TOR || “ae parser. Hb Wy valk BOBS: | | ean’ 10" flats 19¢s ont, Pestrenan: “store | me. ty) is a ne, 4 cash. the rest ‘us ” 7 b13. “Frankie 3 raonih ow Lang. | aft {penta wher Foun ayia’ Carlee’ ing ect i" ( ( 5 9 $3432 | th a 7 Br we e ce > ad enting wendid neighbowhnws!” Al reception hal bed. | | ondition hestnut Oli | —Ylive eat. Wainwrig ‘wae: | a. - on thie; ase ae? ented; | e right — « Bigy Boye pouse for | ILDINGS—9~ _ (c)} men of 2c. lendid eo 2tk outa . mo: ye . i ips mene lcccnsttonsapamaan= ce 2 + VOLS P , =f. GI rene LF ALTO 4 rea buy. fide eke: es floors: beatitinn: ‘tater ty ii —-........ sontefp® and 2 flats rent $1 597786. aq poe nao SINES St Qlive 33 _view 2086 igs’ F Bayretrecn cot Gp be mbnth ; make “arte on: “ia ing, 8 me and pou ~ Pb sar ey 37 6 18g DENCE. 5671 Cage SI For ‘pri care wit is eek ear : E SS UT eTT, Henitor, Yop hestnat, | Oppo S CORNER | 238®. ia wh | ich} Bhafite: combinaviog iif Yield der sabre brick. sl, 8 ft. to Caber, | Chestnut TS with side adriy age for 3 X¢ eptio ] > -19 } W 0 SITE CLE ER! at you honk’ Broom TRU ST) ” ¥ well-bale ‘pation o evend slate nne wa pene , na ly ) na plORES AND 4 Look VELAND HIG oringe 110 per-m = hee ae; | ' EE Ss y th heed farm mee ns Wood fioorg “°°%: tile bath. 2 10-reom RG ARGA at boyy s0uthw H SCHOOL dei) Spay oath. se i roughout ; JOHN GR ied tollete. ha AIN EDW A t) MORRID IN PRICE 43 and Osceola: ] t 45 est comer Louiai IF North weg: corn V Off rg ce yen ‘al ce —GRETHER «@ - te. Me tate vere RD ] Bakew . ” rtistie a _AACH R | See RANK spnit: excelient aoe you are looking ¢, ae Market ot) corner Vandeventer an ene Country wie.” ali orn in NEA BR : .. 81) T {0 gold ne NON. ij oe ELI i 78305 MA {Bt ILDERS B._ YoOr 607 NK SEBA ASTIA ocation. brick hom with or a Sans 6. lot 21'20, USiness and tene North of life. ere for , ene CIPTA— jars Life to me 4 RYLAND 28, SPECT 2? Hartford. — Realtor | di e hot-w mom | 2x100°. ment k o fe; climae pal SM gt CLARA TES | aay 118 N. 7th St. dete aeten ge | Spe MwA Sate, Nhat ORE | aaas amavgye eS OLS | Tay iageed wtf FRE 7 lle eter Hog Rea Beate eronanee | ation ahs zine N@ Conditio, 88: 2-car ‘om brick; HATH - by Mar: n ane ae nd pwarage: » wie fiat. resid Ch ash. 1? @. Tuesday produce. t ae Ww on: =a karag Olire = ) rits & Youn COMer- id b) ence 0lce » + @ciock Mal} all SO NEWUAKE a one: Inepect todas 4114 PAGE $6500 .; a —— “ one of tne mento years a ago “and — RIVER dee mane ite ” aon y ce Business Location . “Olive” ‘32 i oh: &. CO. Realtors ny | Rader, For saat, mabe cnite Bi Pighent / no “winter b labor cuts sed BULLT wen oC lestnnt brick > " Sa “ iomes { Stinctive 9. RV En ntl es. Wultabie 1, Of Gravois ana KEN a hestnut t et @) | a Jeo. 26. igen of Y iiluastr OPEN T RESIDES. : $1 ‘Ouse, bath ele 19 — mn the city: j room EW INN Tent reduc ar Any line of »b: NERL ., “£6 > St. (e°) L. ¥. HO N8he ate o 72 -N FO IDEN( ; 000 down: Ctrie « SOUTH \ ing pr ncludes } Hote} Uced: see t business 40 W— Ain . T ~30-32 1) R_INSPE¢ E lan Wn: very nd HMOOR | oom = and ong liv. e and roadh "ATSON his toda ; room sehen: ngle fiat. 64 | ee 110 N rustee. . gn eat > Andel]: 7 rod Tim ae _ “ * Ca8Y terms N |} floor, - go} reception ha}i ‘ Grive 3 Ouse Riy Ri N-O ROU JKRKE. | 140 om Farages: etri letty mod , -5 en Ninth Aton Agent. San: a Fe ms ers (elon). S ; we . ‘ ~=. ew 10-R i! breat ‘rium, lar -_ tiled electr: eeies nerth A c Verview Nerside 4310. -EALTORS. oot let. Call Li ' a6": 60x xchange ¢+ a . 046 Omes: gai se; see thene = Yapor steam — 00m Re | DPeaktfast Se dining roo | be . iahis. wat {paleo of Recks i: Sr = 5471 LABADIE 43 ~— nde’ . {Nicago, J) Raliw VENZE Pye an 0 well-const at Comp! Sidence ii ¢ nan Cok. kitchen = ren ~s ont SS Gravois, 4300 —4 rooms ~~ s57 nr fe?) ee a premises Si a : 7 RESIDENCE | | sewing “room and Saat: breakfast room |, all waite Painted ant nt? monn war HILMER, Co a Ken 8 ty “his, Will More Than Pay Off | LUNG Ro Sot BE AUG. "ng ee. ; TURy Col : “ANT 15-Roaw ~~ 2427, 4 a —e WA — h ah ower & room. 3 bathe |i) for ty &lid oiled: le ; ° , vushels em et ee: I Taold the 108 ea Me Pilleice Bice. Ole ron | = “tien Bids, BUSINESS PROP. Fon as, . | 2!.)- Broadway Coewina 8. E. Cor. Broade. re Ted ~ SILVER’ $3750. Gah Ji | Mea: dairy opersting a pusbele. winter RA ~ termes eek, 4 2 ND :] 7 FOR Ss ay —$600 D : way Si dnec ERBLATT 7a ~~ ; 3 vrondensa rie ractive ! Ed Chestnyt ‘a EVENT } : ; or | | FACTORY——p “a R SALE ye and 2 fiat ; own Three stores and 15 Ol ney PAPIN, jf —s at _ ee Ch | Conrtant market. . ore ‘ aatt ~) HOME—UNION Te 23 iful home eta PL. 1 I879 Cabanne | will take wor sale. or or will rent part oc | *%2 Kain 23% in the rears tie, 8180 two a. / se? i & real aap ea $5128. / renta $47 507ml, flat A | Siher livestock prog cegedite Lambe 04 STEWART pr AND EASTON” Snes. steam @ wold: 19 B || fultable for dresser enced In welli oT put 95750. Bee 2. u® 18 & real bar. Driced right. ANTHON g se 0 | excellent pric hen Swine bring m we ROOF; 700M; Noe. . ) eT ee ee est Buy in Cabanne | ty Washington tis ladiew’ underwear. | (so co. a2 Chestpy | ® roof. Card and hard. ih exceptional Clos. | S: ; _ e|! ABOUT 4500 SOU — — : me shape - two ‘stores nite bulla. heat: ma flat above: ~ bath ; &: store ae N Grand. rad y RLTY & INY. co. A565 | Panwx a2) Rir | ~ Attractiv RELAND DRIVE /o. Priced N Ota ne. Rreel- $292 Bole eet: °; eit "S394; 5 to e!emrann ' : farm oni anc are . aes er heat. ] es ence. with h ‘ GENER, , . 518- -65008 DRESDEN 1* donee ‘ry ~ he Shans ure CO lewre otr Dea Ar ot. | io *how + tine ‘ : soe et Bidg. Olive : 2 Com ; -" TRUST | 6819 PENGRYCD: “arene. nis con. HAMILTON @ BarRT : 5000-5340 * Nis 4 ORB RARGATN~ —} s,Station tox? bake Business comer: “700d $400 CASH BiYs 341 RoR A, farm ang one, other man “wi 404 Cikete von. oF fe Tekne: ¢ Pay RN RIGHT re . e ANY Agt aa Ames p!.: 7 roams a ape rimentc rt Someta Of seven waner ons ane, bathe rents Seo.” RE ee $6000" Droverty worth 8785" ‘ation: good . BALANCE LIME. RF CHORY oF F ol 7 8. Jettereon or call Rings dip chen. FL age. low Price n room: 2-.car we a ve Total Tent etone sront: Quick we ; “Pace to b ; OoWner Q ~ kK «a! le. POO frame cottar b ; Me RY PARM Ww y le) if? A’ rea! rata, . baad ak I ee ——MUST SELI, & A Dur. erful invesimn, t. $8460. - sae; make z uilid | : MORRIA AA ’ ath electrte builds | td — Wier a Viele Wh. te apy ty REASONABLE SOLI@ Toe Centra: 3700 | ra,Bit- ioe, eR NN, | finan aera” ecm put, F3d nertheregy ER CORNER a : 6 SO» 86 CHEBEN YY | Jone "Biverizc “Big tute. ren: ae || ek oop winleene Wateceuaary. 4 ——s Rt. CO. a St. t. Chari = perch: ga-{ x re AVENUE PROP PU Sy. inte ree lon former bi] est Cte: ideas wa, , le ae? OF if ton efoie - ut | es Nos. 59290 ERTY inde!) ection Idi a thd. F DUN’ ite FARM pe, Ki keep che own ag CUT To 3 a ee Five-room hy Ad. PARK ; | S-gtores “> ye ge Consists of Linde!! 7x00 PJ. BLATT: ¢f | BUSINESS ‘. .OCAT |ON---Good lécation te: PA a 8 neat a T Miss iT an Milas ciaee 520-ncre tare AEE : bert teieten es” juatqo: Values. Hones? Me sine’ fMne sss Mme 4263 ee ileee EaRieyis a MOE Rearitnc Onl coir “ade NMBA MORAG Comey —— rip Gar ay Suniry ced nacte” doe BUR MGRG Mp an pL, piled tat: | Merete te Tee Ghar lls ES pee oniition; @ ' — Ten, RAYM ce. RENT §7 00. , H MAR! Cy a oe OE Geli building ¢ Price 1212 _ Tth. (¢) ocnary — ementa Rese”, “M4 oth. fam), iy °.. 236 ims ice Qrner theres exso me st ing porch: garage: “athe. Sup sleep. 4163 TO 4187 N 5 aie AND If $57,500." two $s 638}. $3—2 tice fore: 2006. / , Al Paint woodwem, (ASE | ee iden truck ices MMC land | Fi. Ta ry NO TRIE . “3 Pr EBT eee Inster P], alsin aT ae | wet CATES Semen | te TAA Le ae een ia ea Sada [Corea Maee Sie ford PRL: | oy Se NLOT RY QHEAETY co, | gaat ty NOME Orgy =SDID WO 5186 WrEs ores and 4 sisting of & ® RST-cT AS 1ES. Sc ‘HW open for ingens send rea. live As. . at = orn. “— “2. we ‘ Macs a an ex 8T corn Twe! TMINSTER garages in rea, UBMIT orr ASR COND : NKER R ce AMUEL ection 2 to § —_——- aa , A rth: ~? autif: "he. ttractieo onal nrice: tn fact, 29.50 RNER BOYLE | B-car wasercoms. 3 bathe: fine decoration,. | tt: 92400. ar. Total MORI AACHE FOR CASH OR Thay | EASTON AND Mabey _ B08 Chestny: = LIEBERT. Room 407 SSS ve Sees. | thar Brisbane umes Paley ny: me: thar ee maa nen ker ror - tng se 008 warer ations w. Ww. om — Ny ‘ R. €O., 826 Chestaut ot om ‘ome halls Sarage rent Sonn 2 ‘late. sees é (Mestnut. (cx) _TIMBER | = Siem = Whe 2ot wows erie awn > Alue » . UllyY &D- a: . * HaTdwood 7 MAN wate ITTIER . a . ndid corner ' 0 m ' “25 OR —, I . Yon Lind: Call rit i nad throuat a 4 our | me: building . ————i_t hot- “water heat: garage butte ez noainces corner, wor fully 2) 4417 mares oeidee- New Stead TBs yy a a EO. 105 w tig oatAMTLY BRICK T i —_ (AND— B00 = : “wre - CS ciate ith ang . ’ . . ‘ SS = i. Mitnidin 2 DQ - e at, he - : age. fe] ON. P 9th A m cit: : ; acre 15 "gpila. ; ° a. aan numerous Veniense: $15 000s! 00. | —-- of 5 large sores , er leas Consirting thon: gui cert ul white way rte ue § - 4235- 38. 36—Laree” siore | E 3 rooms ae PRICE To Gravote m4 oa road: half mii. y mom Dow ee Wie ss 3: © attempt de ANT TIL E TRU ST . 605] K INGSBURY _ rent, $13,000 Easy terms at a low Tota) dairy produeaie w | haberdashery. dry ei °G®” He OWARD BF. KELSEY and 5 WOkRIS AACH R. “Co Be (flectric. fon. Me. "ees bats. «: Seyler Fen “the Kedieny Florida batore Ieazai ‘ ATBON RF | 4 Drice. Parlor * — = lon tessen flert ods, PR /PERTY 3513 Gra voj ‘MESTNUT ——— teen die | MIBO. Foye: Pei 1. Gat ,. 815A Chenin at: ee PANY, Apt | ‘usual Barggin welt3t_ 70 4441 OLIVE ererer (igs ofig tO MOREE ete: "heat tur | ,cilinerva heeise corte’ "G Shawmut and Ny °C 212 N. WitTT Tite —ereippeccos FARMS FoR anim | caning tte Honiesiens . ne Feira: s7o0 || Barco ReMi, hot-waer neat; ||| fest frontage: contuninentPulding” 109 SK eis eID Sorc | aks, SatOO ade Sete” Hee aa rate cotta tach heh URNS a FARMS POR gate | 4sD—w. Looe HY, eae Vere Gage ty t uw to St. Cha = 700 im oors, taeeantaneous hee ter ; apartments. fireproof ¢ 0 5 Keg 2rang Property en ..->-— BUsiN Sts PROPOR TY $1500 caer asement ; oak Su000. cluded re ster 1 —————> | |} and built for yw, Th esigned (flats; ba ee 64 «stores ang aneve: bath. clsctric- room fiat 2-family brick fis MET Y ‘iret ue at py eh z im & » eo. . it: price garry. . heat lie bath. , come. f; ence AGEN ; botee 1000 Down 2. RESIDENCE | Hereer ome, Semeur’ Need Gore | | aRpE EAN MEL: & storen ang tata, ny | TRA gh HOO. REE eee Qi tes FH, under,” afl” aah tweter | "Secs ltt sarveg ae 500 PEC. Potent, Mo tithon "pel 18960: 2 ANCY 7 | for Mr. Luoke 2”, made it necessare | MARKET. 2100 BLOock— et | and tees Om—As Sia ee. , SANDLER Witatins $343 Laclede ay. eae down room frame ¢i9:- Fine Fruit T s nls ~y ‘ $10.000; FUL HI-Poy NTe BEAUTT- } erty oF on Gg dispose he Bw momen wate: sure #peculation —2 stores 4 nnd g;| sme ‘late. bargain hte Creveia, 3 storea, way Rive: valde Sta S. Kingshigh. 8 Ph mag woner Pendistan and Ge Fertile Aer ee and " San rop- | _Wwher a pn LE SOW ae eae Bate ap > and store zene. eres, «t ™ Bonite ae \ built several ver "Oted for having | Pi8t8 goes in. Can Bomont™ hry I MEN, Gr ae GR« — te 1701-03 N . $10,500. "han ‘ESIDENCE ce ™ venue || the past, very artistic homes in THIAD, 414 & —Two-sic ' NY ESTMENT-—~ w i 590. Btore a a fan ATTENTION: ~~ $16 590. S509 MTT: tfamiy 2 ; Money. orchard: a *plendid brick bu & her ' hot-water | purchasi we Again streas that anyone 153: for factory. Sstory bull ‘ding. 60s Tower Grove: fine owed Lataretie and feb neigh b. Pats, ir strictly setriea + 3000.07.04 oa onan. =. Brice hand. making farm schoo} ‘tractive 3 ok and Shower. heat. tile tionally this bome will be excep. THe ea uring: gel. leage Rd Rehr FS0res and one flat: rent anne block: 7 tion for — thar znd: ides! see 0: tite: oon 6-08 # Setforsen: § din | abuaae good bere. ° ot-ajr heat. newly fin: a $16,009. ° ome, '/ fe Dutch Cone The architecture ORLLER, Gr + doay ORD at $49 000 0: cheavest lars. FRawi f'°r* un for parti... Northenet wrt 2#ch $33,000 ase *, water and wood 71 mantel ui 3 ; peymen —~ : tch Colonial, ure 8. W. CORN BOG 157 SOHN OF x eepee: —~ NK I. DITTMETE partie: | 50-1 hover er Lawton , gy light am . Dalance in eman | rooms. incindj ere ene J of nine | Ker— “tar tek FERSON AND MAR. JErrecr . oe iN 2 . ‘ »-T ; Py inte | . > Fullerton B) | med. oneal lower fioor walls auareen: | 3340 . 4427 — Meceantiio balla: | recpnuy | built 26-re0 6-R each bys Pg, m ‘wena 2. | Dect at once. j An undewa! opportunity to | A £4 Store ana dwelling reantiie build. | Sense 00% 54 anpointmer residence. OOM RESIDENC CE acon"? who ‘wante’! || .RAQNER. ‘GRANT-BRL1. 1 oom os sgetmnece property ata mei ©) giTycuare eve WM. RODIEK gore: 7616 bas! AS MeN ATR Per, oa. “ee: a stéog. GARFIELD av | Revessary foe property || 722 Chéste eal Estate’ ° substan:ia! oameie cost; brick byt! ding | ® Bt === WELL, -_ 4965 _Deimar, elentrie « a. - hot-water hes: bath, ny 4 uM | ot REALTORS OW 128. Tuction ooverin ; c TLDING— ina tek a | or = LUTH we ee ree 2 are. a! me | H oars Price $30,000; easy men. 224 3 ‘STORE ania: ost-Dispat > get wae th dnéell Sager. 19) 7 win VN— 264907, UCAS wer srocery and marke Ww. oming- 69ew. t. ~ U , Rir- watch the offte tn the Post ABLE | Nin rick (ec) PATCH Fess Ae Ng, TT DES rental $000 Mer “ananee” again. "Se756. Pa re 750. zx. co g°° Chesta ut et. fe*) ee GLICK “f

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aR yd; ae, +e eee = a = -~* 4 me. 2 eo AB eer = . + nee + em ET ae CONSIDER CAREFULLY us before financing the construction of your New | Home Duplex Residence, Larger Apartment or the re- finaneing of a maturing loamon an Older seg in ST. LOUIS, KIRKWOOD, MAPLEWOOD, WEBSTE BO GROVES, CLAYTON OR U NIVERSITY. CITY. Proper financing means much to vou. y) ; FARMS FOR SALE St. Louls Oounty >; sii ita ym ge 1700 grapes. fish: 23 wonderful piace fo “eee $150 acre. ae ietoris | Bidg TZ 72: ‘HERE - —y = y COUNTY BARGAIN. cTes, nicely improved: aeewwit “only $10. 00 rood terms: exchange for well located flat. Ful ticulars on apolication. ie, Fy KERR CO v ah at "pat Lg 107 700. | fruit: &- | - large spring A. the sales. city —. izht | Zs wmeaewese iV oe ”™ _8* 700 F ARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property ial Real Estate Loans; LOANS ON Pome cones ste coc LOANS ON iS ON REAL ESTATE | woxEY loaned on @lamonds or at Cherekee kee and oa Slaney 957. ee We make am MON EY Sigh le DELAY LAA WsS—_LOANS—LOKS S. a THE AMERICAS. co Entrance. 211 N. &th. = a ee eee ee ; MONEY oie ts $1000 1%4 MILES MERAMEC River Frontage Your omportunity: 100 acres. with modern &-room LOAN Quick LOWEST RATES On your furniture. piato. auto, real | estate. warehouse receipts, Jewelry, anything of value. PRIV ATE—CONFIDENTIAL “| REPU BLIC house: Pay back ag little 1 itl Arcade Bids. deeds of trust. ‘FINANCE "E CORP. “Sr es MONEY—5% to 6 P sf LOANED $274.200 AST % o loot Wt ahy ammo i oa | athe me a | pesdence property. with small exDener: delay. no charge for pagers: can ... pay back w ate pertoxt. om | arranze | ole or part at ati interest | Be sure to get our figures if you! desire to make or renew a loan. /_EDW. K. LOVE REALTY co. | 704 Chestnut (c99) ''2ND MORTGAGE Louis property. |Leans made on St s°? and wp extended for -R - every investigation. Write 764-705 Victoria : a & CHE: Title Guar. eS oa =e +o . good . Ope Must i CLEANING AND DYE S years. $7000 anuuay = We Sell Your ent privately. We have a large of caah ae and persona iy bring the burer to You Pay Us Nothing | ew. FRY & KFFRR IN V™=STMENT CO. Riéde.. & and Locust. ‘. Coat AND iCE—Owner bie; investigate 3 COAL. MATERIA 3 ease. TABLE BLE STORE—Goot vEos® cet-Dispetch. _ mul ——— reo mabie TAPLE & sTORB—De "VEGETAPL) em accocet No investigation. as $2 weekly. Yahlem Finance ontans Company. wey whee a Goo" acres. bay 1035 N. GRAND artesian welle. Owner J. Open Daily and Sunday Till 9 P. -ecndll orhe é. 3 Mor on’ — : = . Oklahoma | SALARY LOANS | FARMsS—S) acres. Marbdie Hill. Mo.. 56 See us first quick service: acres Oklahoma oi! land. 1135 acres dorsers 1 persanary’: _Bo one notified Michigan City Trade diamonds, any- suit end 2 court treatment thing Box [F-27218 Pest-Dispatch Re ei RANTY FINANCE Cc Recsemeet mn 51 703 Olive t. ) Texas — “ MEER, RU eta oan |'RlO GRANDE VALLEY irrigated tracts MONEY ON SIGNATURE where the growing season ise 12 months $5 up on salary or ft urn! ‘ture. discounted Owner, Albert Snow. San if paid in advance: debt. SOULTHERN , Bldg . 506 Ottre (e800) | ' | | or wire J. E. Butler, 19E Forsyth s..; Phone | Sees Pie aT 3 ‘pear : | Jacksonville, Fila. a en | tar gy ERY—Mom « | EXCEPTIONAL eucortualty te secure ™ " ES. 2. worts 3700 now bui! _ engcie fat covtery. #3 AUTO Ea Ain SHOP—Toole =v" , ma Cheap 2733 “noatewna ment reeuired Sa000- | : _ chinery. Cals Sunday CON FECTIONERY- aus = © * '_ = « a, cunipeienetilliens Real Estate Loans 2nd and 3rd Mortgages $100 to $5000 rates, €% interest. prompt service. SEE US FOR : ; ! go 1 oT 7g, ‘ 4 near Lemay F iS Liberal Loans eae es Low Costs Prompt Service CRUMP & TREZEVANT, Ine. Olive 6907, Title Cagpesty Building, 17 North Seventh St. | an Correspondents, + METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. Co. Macklné. ©) Boer ar af. MRI WH Pr + ‘Pee “00 che + eee en, ~ gets “ap main tacrougkfare. Lindell!) CON FECTIONER ¥_ os iT across from school 43ga FPECTH) NERY— aes. to44 INFEC th NERY —Well 71 fence Het R Sores ee J i ber é 6 ey 244,79 reap ~- “hy yt oe Pn a hee ; i ey 3 : an ps3 : nb ee . 7 ‘ rR 7 b P ‘ wwe. SRT WH oe ha tem eM onus AD YES ne sa Cee” > % eS ee ee eae % 7“ % iy . a ™ al Ly Lwiee ps we Reta » ; : DP a PAE AND : ; : $ - as = ‘ by oe . . . : — . , a ‘ : ee he ha ; X= 7) REP AS. es SH. 4 in connection with | andry. Sr roduct truck and __euel wet, Might exchange for choice unin- | r ts 12. cumbered farm property. Box 438. i#cust._ ic tox 46 strea! ny} ™ ; PARTS —Ciean stock and bigh- paces ae es “ “5 4 ee Se Pitan ee bs Ye " a . or : > * - > . iy 2 : “ f a ae v hse dak Sere 7 a Ten a RR EL : ; x D-254. GRoc ERY =PACE a narket. avan Real Estate Loans invoice stock. Market. ‘em? é =" | BAKER Y—oOr partmer considered: fine lo- = HAVE-~@ going business: need $2000 to egtion. 2998 N. Euciid. 4 payer + pr i. $5000 for enlarging. Box [1,348 P-D, | BAKERY —Berkenbosck Trier 3744. WE MAKE AND BUY First and, Second Deeds Any Amount—OQuick Service KIRKPATRICK BROTHERS HAVE—Capita! gend wast to speculate: gos0d location: no loa poe anything; you need a x state no M-36. Post-Dispatch | CONFECTIONERY 1120 Locust. first floor. Phone Oluve 60606 7” Be te According to security offered on residences. flats. apartments, business property, office buildings and building loans a oh em Proposition This compas ny lends money ™ aa? from $50 to $1000 to the professiona! usine~s man honestly what you have- P-D. | BAKERI—Pusy South n Side transfer cor ; Ir you have $300 will —~ you in a - or. For izformarion call at 4: business: tremendous sales: should net —2 OTA Seen stain thes Viieiasain abeiliibiaiaie hid Se — MONEY t ioan week or month Auction “o.. 25940 ’ PIR ie Fee aeintle ogee Ris Aan are ON —- ee ee er as nie we ce Poe oe gies Kg ts dwelling. basement: barn 20x35: al! ALL auto leans made In 3 m{nures fruit. berries. young orchard , te $1090 on rour car- private i ; 7 Gential: pay back eagvy payments: Yahiem Loan Co.. 1035 N. Grand i zoe . Come and see i. . untz] 9 »p Ans. at Rees Chouteau. A. Jenninge. .yvorm worry 5 20 2 ” : ae ae CUN FES TION ERI—are good established hi. public money 10 er s. Box K-280_ Pow-Dis_ RY AND MEAT— BEAUTY ge up-to-date slop. located college town near St. Louis: Box J-331, Post-Dispatch, ‘BEAUTY PARLOR— . Olive 453 302 Wainwright Bidg. a oo est and expense: 1 year to a per cent ‘nt ee. either " Week! ¥ or moenthiy terms: quick for application blank. Ben- GL wASER RE ALTY CO. FaARM—Poultry and fruit: about $ r cal fronting om Lemay Ferry rd.. -E'S LOAN ©O., 7160 Manchesrer | 907-8 Title Guar. Bldg. Oilve 4790. (c55) t then . said. easy payments. If You Need Money | se Chestnut et 37 YEARS WITHOUT LOSS TO CUSTOMER rar HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER RB. Representing Thousands of Home Investors and Loan Correspondents aloe cag onan occasions needs neste sc a ae seenell BE. extra. Helen. - - > > 17 a . New Yo ; and delicatessen doing creat NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. om poms Se | ao ans Food locaton _— 3 oo eee: a ; se Svece . ' located in Chicago: ai money makers. | _} Cuil grin e. rl-se gyn z e “nore ee ut too much for me alone: will dispost BAKERY AND RESTAURANT —Fixtures, | 330 The REMEDIAL SYSTEM OF ~4 ng ome or two to right parties each com- oven and machinery; with build- FPARM-——The besutifu Meramec 110 rtuz a to meet your S000 operation. nationally ecvertised products: Vandalia. oe aren tr : “acres % mie river front, : ’ . T—450x140 feet. inciuding — vending money requirements — wiht d ith principals only. W. OE pa, ouse and doubie ga"aae c s 4 tion: —, average a: cag be in- eat tumber & piperel om le Pan — : Louis: reasonad'e on an MAIL ORDER and agents; medicine busi- 2 : rooms: iz Ute ie? i Oi. OA Kaeger! Marisea ; nese: Co “RRA erange groves planted =. ncn hee ad a . td en Univ Park | BE ee nn SON. _o F385. Orlando be ge acres. yy ‘ed. 15@ulti vation ir Rates 15.000 2) Box ag a | within. year. Box A329 Post- cash reauired: ot ae alnene 3 ;, ch valley soll; 40 Service- oa an a peaches. piums. berries. 4-room gto — ; wag EO ces. Ff 263. ‘Po t-in | Hamilton. well water. goal outbuildings C | | edged second deed of trust. Box D-403. | — 2s s ——— need money: price $1200: terms FINAN IAL REMEDIAL _Post-Lispatch i MEDICINE_BUSINESS — Established 11 | BAKERY—Downtown location. Apply FARM—Nice 40 acres. Anton Hieuer- _Nicho!s, Steelvilie. Mo 4 wy MONEY Wid.— : > ar ao gg mans Effingham Ii! R. No. 3%. “i SYSTE M OF . rfamily ‘ftat on | maii-order busin« —_o ~ & foreian ee ag: tern fruit. berries; price $T90 . . 4 a tl | able party: sary. dividends. Boz A-S26..| -teane- room house; fine club Iecation; Owner, 725 Wainwright Bldg AUTOMOBILE LOANS be oe Wid. —- 3.000, second Geed of; Post-Dispatch. posd. DICKHAUT. Riverside 4696W. COTTAGE—3 rooms, well. fruit. berries, > LOANING wragt: all good Maylewood property; pe ~ re gee | es. fenced. part cultivation: gacri- “4 O LOANS—At once ae the —— aN ah mw - ; out in months. Benton 1236] : > bm con: entia ine n ——Stu 9 FARM—240-0cre stock and am. sae sabe oy , es Mo... , nan — oom = 3313 Wass: eh ‘eae — Se o> | euabiined good railroa owe = = +a > ANTL : / LQANS—Anyg FPACTORY——Established 3 unimproved land epmecnt: | culck "ae ee ee . oan romees {TNER—Wtd. to imterest | car: Quick — 925 to S100 on your Secretar} ~ Corner fsck and Glasgow ar_- : uick : r ——- EXCHANGE, OY . 3 — ’ al 7 p.c. wa~ i ty Grand. sr. TTE Od . homes; one-of the best fruit farms in Mis Sy) | WANSED. ayo go oi talp ete | = td “Box K360 a = SHOP SUPPLIES JOHN S. BLAKS & BRO. 815 Chestnut. | wr LL represent in New York resco responsible pA csoncsetesci A: 4158 w w OE a SI Lowest rat es. “On ie! ene car left in =~ Oar a, SEE may . sot pty ane Be her en. acres. Fern Glen rr: your Th 8688/0 Sr, a z,' wo , Ti , LA ax—liIr you want Lm prov & «i York aA. Lushe: ‘ “3... 35 Was - New | , aot F we Relies Forest 728 [677 Washington bi. _ Bomont 28390. (¢55x) | us. =i SIS %ETTER AS. lid to net investor -er 6 2.: ; a your spare time at liberal! * Fesguson, . | ACREAGE—5 miles north cf - same on | AL TO L {)s 4 \S n ti Open rT (cQ@9) BARNGROVE & "ECE. 11s 3 be 7th .| Be canvassing: work at ws + a; he © Pr t nae TARM—i178 acres: tmoreved- Sot ee ss mr ’ 3 REAL ESTATE LOANS have some very desirable 3 and Missouri tt located St. ne Mieiee “ae Sorines: puitable for fish lake. a M:ssouri River, 30 minutes from city k! Auto my MONEY TO LOAN a wi 7 stand thorough investigation. Ss Lind oe . £95 to $1000 Quick (On 8t. Louis and county real "| make big futere. For full particulars and mes Bargain: out Gravois: 147 acres: ‘me to the plant address Box L-306. P.-D. | months: cost $1000. Riverside RM—100 acres. well ocased on bh b- DIEHL. 1 Gravois. Riverside 7 your title and eet = — —- —ee (92) 'BEACTY PARLOR—SACRIFICE FOR OS a en he ye RS _FIEST AND SECOND DEEDS OF TRUST. een Ss _ 000. ; ¢ , 15 valley, timber: 5-| SPRAGTE R. F. CO. 626 Chemical Bide 4 wees ben antl treatment DYAS REALTY. oo. BEAUTY PARLOR— Best jocation in city. | , : PARM—141% acres. om Clayton rd. fine your = : —_ 2-48 _oe + £90 asees te ieee West > $250 : ur possessio Forest 6546. Forest 6293 W. F. Hastines. Lateeville, Mo pnowe farm. can subdivide and sell at a, rit , - Lindell 8122 in eae D-36 (eS) . " BR : 1@ Chouteau: loans en real estate: ALTY "PARLOR —On Hebert ‘sBo00 | FARM—Gardeners, attention: 32 acres on , 1 0 000- lowes Sa): remt oe — Union and Green Park road; can dixide i Rn Oe Rh ak i ~ — take 92 inte tracts of 5 or 10 acres. i ws Lasker Finance Corp. on | FARM—S-acre poultry and fruit farm: house, 100-ft. chicken house: Automobile Loans Payurents reduced. Lowest tetes in city SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS There are times when most __MONEY WANTED three manufacturing businesses business; good location; reason for seil- is: oO , b ; = i Va . ‘ 3 ; as . ~ | ef Miss6uri _Tren aa rt ed: wil LOANING. INC.. offers the op- _ = FOO att a ; | pany complete tm itself and in profitable; ing Call “mone bt ng 1300 etcher st. Chitago. on | ber oer South Side Dusiness erc- hunting and fishing ground: route 13 Marie ‘Il us explain or — = i near Cu 4 mi.ton. a primary read al ba. $1700 | GaXaRY— Best $290u bearing uwpr la trees W ta.—$3) Ovo at 6 “per ceut: £ | MAN Wisnes te F200 with aed living rooms - Loote Fg Guth. 1230A lilinois borrow $9500 of a first years: $50000 Mi corporation: | __ 1013 Franklin. CHICKEN RAISERS—3-room house n fou nS acres, near Lebanon ML: terms. ‘ i South_ _ ¢ Box Faru-—240 acres: Southern Iilinsis: about 10 acres het Side Lambert, Wichita. ~ ae (eF | VKUCK LAND—S5 down. TG payments reduced: gers meney as- a re wh Pres. pte oe ~ $540 ef / t8h-| emfivrs need apply. Box A-347 | ~ —_ section: oak school. State ald __ AUTU 4 Je GE A. SLATTERY ch st. | PAIN S zears ans. __Box M-41 P.-D. 62) Walter H. Bramman, ‘ | con gp eam himself EAKER SHOP FOR SALE. Ac poses gE Algae Amo | . apidly growing business whose product | sa oe ‘ rigaz | ts Sunday, eh ee prope ity has developed a volume business re | ‘HARTWIG DISCHINGER, Fer Sap 4 s OAD OES S i} SF ——— or — TICAL invertions for sale, models | _>W ness. Box L-£09. Post-Dispa* owners of 7-paseenger =e SHOP—Cheap: 3 chairs. Call | > $300 at legal rates on ye prof) table comnection by calling Fo nn on DUSIN “es con fidentia: Gravois, Raker. 80 Utah st.;: s | + RY "AND ‘MEAT MARKET—-With eRar & per : 7 = “ ape ; . oat arges ° arse for making | O: ’ ws tx a 4) iii Day cent ty Journal. Tam Fis... gives you fre- Downtown, chair. Koken, white 5-room house barn ied Bid - | Bomont ; = Be cnteent ane enamel, Tar! i. Hate =. shan ip with orders; no money sharks agricultural, alic, —— indus- chairs, Koken. 2 large rear rooms, 3-year CONE BCTIONERT ie od Sas | ree. ee We ; AN kinds of farms, acreage and country £1000 "LOANS ON REAL ESTATE . & | oar ion Dome “ieee CONFECTIONERY And } STW ances St. La ‘ ; DEEDS =p ; on hard roads. J. Hy A. BL “ERMANN. _ LOANS —— .. *“Post-Dispatc TTERT STATION—In West Sand: doing | 23 EE ar . Box | asonadDle charges. quick service. > factur ri og m_-! blocks in Florida: x. title ari 7 VERNON LAUX. 722 Chest- noe complete: cen- r acre. ” . se eell STEIS 100 Acres Improved W ith in {.NS—On Nor th St. Louls _ esta te 3 CALL TP FOR D-27. Post- Disnatec > Bearly Bew; cusy AS LITTLE AS $2 WEERKL NB ad | lage over improved road; markets at door; way: 62-3 PER CENT De Hote. { oti near Sete. ich) | | range. spiendid hunting and ishing in sea- ~ : T. LOUIS REALTY: TITLs£ PERFECT: Riverside 2503. eT) + ge ay MORTGAGE COMPANY. ~ at: of . iton. Mo. oe throughout ymany Open Daily and Senie Tin 9 r- 73 Ss bon- ty? CAN on be han dled separate - BEAUTY. a Ieca- ; Louis real emate at lowest interest: 225 MONEY LO NF y ON UTOS 6 2-3 PER CENT. St. Louls County A zi AUT yor factory radto. automotive. hardware Sred- ° set ” $300 cash. $i r month 240) ST. m om your reai est — ARM—72% acres. spring. a. 2 ee | x 45 a. I * DISCOUNT your siate WRITE foe our exceptional FARM—Sacrifice: 100 acres; part bottom. @: O4 acres, | dividuals: strictly priv-| PLENTY OF MONEY TO DOAN | Machine Co.. Desk K-1. Utica N. | ae 7 ee a Se ef accessOries stock. ©. L. Rifner. Salina, insurance: fer- FARM—40 acres. truck end poultry land | cate 37 geres, Mason rd. near Olive eta eke tm tedden bogie our new list. FLORIDA | -—~ "iia ieee cone eee Bees (“MONET TO LOAN— tote ae ewe : sg gy — ee yo _uailes out ARE you newaing money Bee fC 3 acres. 2 miles south Soto. . Grand BEAUT SHOPS $1300 a ie ty re saa C2 GP et ty 4 Ee w * He, 2 - gy me ga fst tereice stock: - 86s ACTIVE pa’ ‘7 with $500 wanted. man- | es*@) whed business in Bt. | 4 a ' REALTY ¢., GROCERY STORE Wi income property. In — Co.. International bg Bidz. Main. %e-* ~7u: ‘RUSINESS EXCH, 709 Victoria Bdg, Central 4129-4 '=BEY ERA GE — RLOR-CA oe 300 count nhewsDaDbers Keaton Hartfora Bidc. | GROCERY Wt4—Or raving ee | ; have qmodern 5-room bun eut. good 4-reoom cottage LOANS = rUR—Get obers rate, 203 N 10th. room 209. ) barn: he $5000. 2: ae FX. £. — ta Saiaried persons a easy ; rates. confidential! a -~ 4 ics c&. Cabany beny 7756 or | FARM—30 acres. abouts 12 Cm. 301 Victaria Bide. bY to $1000 te individuals os | ‘mance Corp... . Levie: only $150 ood 4- room house. barn and other outbuildings Side. Grand Cherekre at Gravoéts. Sidney 957. -_ (eB) Phene Olive @177- 9 ‘and on i § LARGE f aancial MONEY 2 per cont Money—See Us Wena |z A ~owest rates and quick answer. “SEE. panties — I ge ion desiring a4di- ~ CHRISTIAN BRINKOP RE. OO. | and bonds. Write Che. srand 324 ~~ Grand. & (so. ioe 56 Pine st. New York Cir, Louis. with | GUARANTEED LOANS) = [4 MAN. wer in St Sera! — tin $5°° and $1000 _cenom- | = Smeets mations firet deeds of trust as follows $1500. $2250. 3 $2500. 2 $4000. $5000 2 $5500 and $600... perfect tities and am- M. A. Rust & Sons Realty Co.) ~ = ~ —— (hesinut st. . oe | BRINKOPS _ First Deeds of Trast—6% ; me tra $15 3 BRINKOP SECT RI- SEE Us.” | ting to orranizing Your under commen iaw conduct ~s everywhere as constitutional t: mo permite required. A. Morrisen. | eN 34 AGENCY Wid —FPor any enod-selling prod-| ant act: can finance myself. Box A-396, | Post Dispatch. BR OM FACTOR Y—Good business owner BY — FP for immediate sale. Ad- GROCERY STORES Wti—We for any or all kinds of stocks STORES Wd —For cash. with «@ Without meat markets. email or large. must be chesayg if reu want t soe equiek for cash. Call Ralr Forest 83540 RESTAURANT Wed —tIn $8°0 automobile. Call iInetiftetion with fa- | desires to make a conm- ‘“) LOAN—dJZ per cent ser monurh teweiry. clething. furs. guns ne inet cuments. etc Dunn's. $12 Fran Esta™ ahbed 1873 ae ‘PRIVATE LOANS te furniture owners: : make rour ewn terms: > west ra 207 ae ng Biis.. Central #4006. excha wees mys TOS ane to REALTY ory Lindell 485. © Theater Bice. Grand-Otl ve knowrn terme. | FILLING STATION — Selling Dereths : 4701 X Bes LINE BUSINESS t Dartnmer or bur out some can imrest §35.000 er Mutsal Ce.. = "ese Leewst. . Bes D-7l. Post-tite 7 ~ ee ee | 33 $27 000 SELL YOUR BUSINESS We hare cash for all kinds of bcatinese | ule Cor cae | R fetes, GARDNER REALTY co... 4. e | 207 Ristts Theater Bide Craat-Otive GUARANTEE TO SELL iH ‘MONEY TO LOAN — $23 to “ sieusts Pina’. papahin' me ne'e ured by collateral MANAGER CLUSIVE CONTROL a ' ' A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION D = \g - ESiR’ cs | , | ; | IF PERSON - VESTIGATION pore NOT CONVINGE | perfect, tities NOT Lass tHas. 3 A | MMgninnor kg. CO. sees s TEAR. WE CANNOT NPeCTION BANK R ANSWER IN TWO HOURS | == ASD: we AT reer: ne Be 5 ont oy per cent: _ walk | _POST-PtT ) we wet — ie overs. oa to wuft. for a's PRE, fer ls Ht ‘ i) loans S@rictiy con- 712 Chestaut a... tve lh $ : f : | - if refiable firm. jou™N AL te aa

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+ ¥ - % e - — w esi | ao pe ~ i Mahe ie POS? - TN ERR ee ° re ] oday. : PE, ‘ . - PRM ro # t d For Sale Ads } EMBE , business Chances, Want CZECHO-SLOVAKIAN SFP | } oo ness ON DUE TOMORROW i ne ad Real E tate Loans; E B f COMMISSION wlement of # ree and Real Es to & client: a314- VS “on Se to Be- ere, er | Obligation somiiaer as Personal il Property a1 ior. eee ae gr mecengihig- com Siz.e70.0 5 as Seem anata e ns — MS For Sale, Wanted; \LIPP & EWERS REPORT aus 3 room fiat for C1. Pr _—— RRU roca the Pot Dat scagt es # lier; } ‘f ASH vie faflu FS oe | SALE 3 “A. Mue sisting ey let the Bia i — e) ae 700 FAR : ) §USINESS FoR os business: | : LONG LIST OF iin: poe Utah S8t., ae effictency — Mellon will not e inter- ; % : T—Doing ie were | rt the and «a client; | | Ve- ent wi n - Gs - SUNDAY, 5 FOR SALE rth | Res Se ae a will vU3 mi 3 *(83) ! Ewers reso anford ,double 4 @ Pieper to a 5. | 1 Board De | of an agreem settle Italia —_——— in : ETOBER 4, 192 BUSINESS MAR Memrat 3853 lace for a real man. &) Lipp and ge Rppok? agen ‘flats for Leon Bivd.. double &-| thodist-Eplscopa weg OF” | pies: ches te bts. The Occurred ‘6 : ) « ye, tra (eo place ale or rent. or tra | : les: erti- a " A. Meth in | fere debts. ND ME Cen | ter. r male or re dia- sa 6 room Gran Fuyene Sprea Slovakian of . Po- 7 $8 FOR SALE VhUveRY ncrifice we sae URANT—For a ipped. In 14'S Vande. | een 4 and bs tl 4714 8. ete pcg » rd | Idea Is Sp a@ Czecho- here Mon- Three City | 3 then , S1nod: — MAKKE1 the! RESTA fully "iat as 1574 S. Va fe d, double N. Jaco efficiency 722 S. Gra clares : City. a2 will have but SUNDAY, 4 ATION 1601 C > AND how you le. | for farm: geity eee rog for Cc. . lifornia | |; room Kosel: . for | Foreign - } t nation ed by Dr. County, In R 4, nt 938. G ST eesortes: | 101 a oth fers to listed for sa | trict, leaving! “corner downtown ney flat 1913 Ca Freund to J. fficiency Is a ' | latter fon head the Are _, OCTOBEF ash rack. ace brick j Wa dw bode mpahy oe a ness iis f erovery ter. ” corner : biggest cie bel. flat lot i eu 5 room e@ tt | commiss 4 sayv- ‘ hiy Uur co ee of t kind vw ¢ anf venter. | NT—best_ business Trau single uble Aydelo day a rector o ° | OR : SA ‘gallons cnsterable, | iierens piac ag gy lage o *- the | RESTAURAS row; good 1289A Ham: Clara room tky; | Biva., do d to C. om 4 isil, di le-| fice = SINESS F pase: > Lindell ve. | We Oresens in St. re = ‘on. t the | R commission terms. © Guth, 12 ogo a4 and 6 te R. Kra A. Freun Ave., new atch Bureau, | Vilmf Posp e and a de : Crimes. ‘| BU AND DYEIN TY CO. Grand-Olive. markets yu nothing tention eg, them. _ $1500 bargain; Pine st.:! Ave., 2. Strippe and 3/ rugene Mievuri Cc. Post-Disp liding. of Pragu in ed in — NING od location. | Bide. sd; bargain | small: ost Yo gh ney Br-~ en's. 1119 week. | 25 for E. louble 3 lfe; 2928 ctor = Ci Wyatt Bu The ings banks Conference volv are on nh CLEA business: ¢ n today. ee sma get our "pe ur eysi ChAN i NT—W arr pen t days fice, 50xt t: dou lo to ‘and bat om fla a 20-23 3.— Peace urders a : Good av. wen ii furn | also ¢ l. Try, o 5S na TAURA a. Ope res: e#ac i sen 8S Tulo d 4 po 393 4 Oct. the urtesy ed m ber, : a | Jefferson we imar. | tire dea bUSINEDS Biux. {c) RES good bus fixtures: 117 ~\$11-15 Fa for A. ble 4 an rsbach; NGTON, ition | ate to va Co nsolv eptem » | 8. NG-—And “ecll af i 446A Delma piexness; | ox Louis Victoria do. mm tion » t. Sain * 4 flat + Ave; | dou Ebe for; wW£ASHI Prohib s to Geneva. Seven u for # other ie CLEANING must. . we. Be ] Riv- | es “WW . a _ 10a Chesigu:. mohev- modern esota to Wm. dence nce, and to Secretary books any phe oy ey, 159.5 Mining? | eee iemed. al ) 40-4150, KET, uc 1107 eS ohke tee: | room Mina lat | Koenig res; Tempera hodist | paris pon Se olice an in rred ){ tine lo aie . . biis (ce 1 4ihuy “ MAR _ Owner. ne Deiteat fixtur 2637 rn f room ife: 4d of Met ade u nd i the Pp ber th cu +1 cosh: barre YEING— jj well esta Central 414% | a uu" “AUKANT rm: nice ead.; cek; mode 1 St., 3 and w | Boar of the ill be m nday a | num reé oc ~i cash, ND D we ' BUN. ae OCER ipts ¥ ESTAU: ificed: ‘te low overh . Za room | Randa! Rolfes Morals New alls w llon Mo ’ ater Th city Po 2-y NING. A nual business. av.; §7 ; 0 GR k; rece Pave ik r Section: nd 4 i H. o4d- Public ry] ¢ qd Me Czecho | gre year. involve | CLEA} $7000 an tires a Grand (09 $450 a doV. maker: lew ood ble 4 a ekler to 7 room m and h charg llogg an tween th this but in - | _8 years. liston: owner ER. soe patch. Pred Reeoneoet fend cand an y, Na a pe ae 89 Hamilton, _ | dou LE CF SBte n Ave., 7 | 1 Chure the | Ke tiations ve tes will | mon is County were sev $ aan ‘ ; - outh + 240, | weekiy : 4/00W or Vue *& ARKET KES city: doing } SINESS no | 201 ° for Dr. 10- ity with kia and the ry Tuesday. characte in the c Main 525. _ SD PRERRS | i Box saeaion Kay ereide ND M a the odin te 4S del) 495. | BU wencgg oli FP ay ont residenc a Ave. York C Slova Treasu 117,- | police rders lassed & ~ age aeapeap pape “AND Dtinuout ding. in a RY A show yv ur | In al} pa t: ®ash o fo” . live. Good pace ern Louisian J. C. the at the totals $ her mu ec -| CLEANING inodern. co am a dui! ee are: | GKUCEK efers to os of etew| aes ER REALTY Grang-O) B SHOM--Geed toe va. _ 1940- J. Vorst to yest. home of begin e funded }en ot these ar curres= isrand-new a coal ol] oa $15 ome on arm ee ompany pr c wyenenie ae of >. 203" Risl.o ‘Theater Fede. = tine estab-— bee good Lemay Ferr North Mar- | Weiner; dence for n Ave, 7-/ wre k is the ho ate he debt to b nth, but he slayers | | ! | motor ft mood, news: i “handia t of St. aut at. Oll ferent paces “the finest toe nea. | 264 Bialne And delicat location: re- ~ sale. 203 LOR—3600 room res! 8. Compto t of 50 “New Yor it is prom T 70. derstand mo because t hended. ase 3 jow rent: 9 $1200 w Box fe ou 8 Chesin differen represent in St. Louis: the. aod ESTAURA? eigen popular bled: poor , quick INK PAR for oa dy: 2707 ving fron ton heater and by | 679.095. fficials un i. | solved e appre the y| S17 VO Dias of health, . .. &0 E—Good | male, we markets ing Ww see n the es OR ed: West “can be dou gale: rea- SOFT DR bie. _ Reason Mun idence ha f Comp erican ¢t he drama ury o f the Ita d or wer he list is fa | ; 5; § ; “account ‘ “STOR ry and vu noi ey e lish ge $40; for quick 012 | t: reasoned! RLOR— rokee. __ res t side o one! Am noft | Treas arture o t- | dere in t an o | well ‘ TABLE ‘Dispatch. __| cp il, com y ones actontic them, ee 4 getece anon ; $2000 fo tative. J ret INK PA 227_Cher toom | room he wes to Le orruptio ideas | of dep been pos tstanding otorm t | GOAI AND ICE—Ow — ) d stand: ‘tire veal: try BUDiNEBE tral 4129- | sonable tere incising Avnty | | ing, of ‘PARIA Geyer. fenue for gnolia for J. portation ‘Indeed, New lan debt 15 until : of J. M. car, Ww ho had | able: im f Yana joud Do- bet LU AS Bdge. Cemtr tock? going | Holland Bldg, 1 rooms. (99) | OFT DRINK s. 1300 have @ very AN 3409 Ma n flat -| the im ts. “In j 1a from Oct. canno | fontaine obber w a | ATERIA horeee | “STORB—Do. | \acturia Jean 6 8. FSv. | HOU SsE—1 io Lo a busines LORnS—We na: priced Pieper; moder Humph '’ it asser tter; it. oned fr Otfations Belle 9byar woma OAL, MATE scales, ur” PLE unt of | aby hyp aemee hay _D-14 c /ROOMING ind. sete: eeath Bix * PARLO f_ lecatio 6 room £416 t | of ‘art’, one be »P ans neg of the) Sept. 1 oung year lease; DICKHAL , D VEGETAY: on acco (c) | DWARE reut. be ther busi- | 24 N. Gra 9 rooms: ¢ ad DRINA il kinds o Broadwa wee Ys —__ 5 and kstrom; om flatig Eurqpe n- | hich me the end | down om ay ether | is, $1800. - gellin HARK iow Reason. o 15 OUsE— |, ama te U4 | 30-f DRID list: « 1701 8. Broads M FIX to J. Ec nd 6 ro Ss. is going in profa w 4 until icipation $600 fr r Wh 4 6 . aa. re ae SHOLE Wspatcn. ROOMING 8 "725 Au wo eal wo ms, CH ROO Weel | Saul le 4 a imme; York lalizing in I opene no antic taken the car. the oo |. Seamepietites Lunchery : | = MARKE an 5 rost- RE— RO it $80. ' rooms; 0 i: _ter D LUN ar at t., sing J. Gr - specia 83. be re is no Brit- | on to stop q -RY— Ww % BLE 7017 eas vy L283. Y 8sTO | _ ers; ret E—9 ~ | _to se K AN C Charles © u% bloc ‘rey 8 tt to Shenan to be akedne h. The t the nger ught fear : PRCTIN 1 prod Soy 3778 W. ® Sunday. 5. hess. Box VARIET Forest | _ G HOUS 24 Cates... _ 0: PRIN St. walk a Aydelo n end t | seems and n n | mont . an mee t- passe an 680 for t ; eheol: —— | D Cail OOMIN 5124 C nt $ oo. i Take ok oF v for C. Compto ad fin hemy rk can } eady c poin otorm erely 4. 3 | near schoc —Must sacrifice § and re ~ heats KE AN 1 e@tute. (Ws) ‘ome: cheap. oms: re are oe -a Ro t liv- | fo of e an ! blasp New Yo 'that it alr It was the m shot m blishe i : OTTO. ERY 3803 ‘shop; rea HARKDWA fur rea rl come; che 1SE—R -ro Tt to Mc 0” ches Broadway: corner stor to ity, say in doing tha t terms. that was esta - CONF EM ae rth $700. i. “repair a { trade ty #4 sooms aad | SOMING HOU $1 Page bi. Grand | ston R724 St a—N. | W. hree story Estate seless to ceeds in ettlemen ah today obber or as not elfth é | for $345: we For sale ore a ;_ fine } walk | Wii id; 4 ROOMT? s. 44 8: neat weet to Ai PARLO 95. ah, t he Lipp lot OM igs y it suc Grove | ish 5 tor Bor kes |r do 80 Ww at Tw or Paced rah. | se” 2 ' term ~~) room NK barg lé do t t id for It Sena ma ht rred - | CONFE& TIQNER mone lunch’ | Tae SP n bs bough AKU W AK — Rent PERIMENT (00. alata ar "BT 8W. “Gall Mon- be "rooms _& REALTY CO. Eines Olive. a ‘Eawara Waelsberg: Nr east “1 top knee en it wants ge streets | ed out ce sn Treas- Tus’ Waanay + eps and fe | Cheap ~" ~—Candy, & FILLIN¢ n: can #0V0U w8S EXCH 4150. ROOMIN regain: lerms,_ f! o~¥ me | STOR m; nearj 004 | lso all o Block 1, De- | gets J the entir Upon ent offer. Slova-| saw him Retarned, : ° | ONF EC 1 bie-pump tomobile = we ) ae. Ce $125 ~~ iG HOUS s. 443) It: | reon. na ligh icheseh, } bloe ndall § Her- be city. ded: (in of the mpa- V 22 years j 4 71. . dou the au buy for Ss vria b. paying will OOMIN _term lat: ‘fu | fe OPrP—A of e (c) City Bt Ra ler to the ? d ad e bers ill acco Open h, are fax 46 —Stationery. t of real , ) ae rol ptract &” day; _R ° bargain: ' m f de. r SHOP- unt . ska ’ Bteck th- imp y t boar is Mem ho w E Ploug t, was . NERY K-i08 me” tee of tehfe) | Fy uling go al hours 8. (C4 rage; 3i~—8-roo 576A Lacie SWEE’ ye nat ny iri: on Ita Frank e nortn- ig ethodis an idea is) ation w Kucera, alter E. stree - | CON FECT ‘ie soda. __._ Box st. Post-Dispat nois | 'HAVE > ha nth; sever _Post- Di — ING HOU terms, 4 cheap > lNepatec nd repa St.. for ts on th ttage The M t that that kian deleg e Karel Ww ullanphy s@loon goe \ | __ bacco an With — livihg “oar geome Ce 1 tur $100. Box M-28e, tion: Steel- ye furnished; tern S417 Morgen | K-62. Po (icening . 8 petab- lor Bt.. lifes. Lo end Co | apparen he West | Pospisil ar ector of the f 2333 M basis o hoto- E CTONERY— M. te ead oe 8000 peopel | eli tur $400. tient loca f. See) mewiy HOUSE—Lea 3417 M | siN Gen jong ¢ “man Ro f Cora of- Cora | s. too | ough the n bY | ny Dr. ral dir Fi-| ° n the this p a eee Se a sell “room; xce oes KOOMING i _sickiess, ica rent. | *cknee’s 188 Buy his is good: corner © corner to ding thr ign city, ru mt Zene ister of rested © larity ce. S22). G Y— Between twe sch: . No. om; storag steanr L~—1: Lsapinan bY Mt: accoun 8 rooms, c | __ m®ekne Tice business west uthwest Lermann sprea a foreig d aC- | assista the Min the d the simi appearen ~ 2 NER arah, ay Tro (iding. t. HO Mv. n not __sei OUSE— h. “a RS, NO $300: the s0 A. Ko of York is ere an of or of si an siayér’s h the | CONFECTIO BUITIN. Ba . wis; brick bu uipinen V itie, = = ROOMING H st-Dispatc mar: 22 | allo hop for Broatway. ohth: and rly for sisting New foreigne to 88Y | banking 1 direct ne | SP to the bi whic | __ oppositicg. Y¥—With 3 jiy "1 |] modern > greasing ville, Mo. ntral ponte reut, eic., ‘nh, aoe D-339. Po 5212 Delm able. _ Rshed * ‘TFo 6. $000 a m the snd Kenne Farm «on for J. | - igners, for ideas; not nt Genera Dr. Euge sTaph 4 an alibi He said | - NPEC TIONER Br dway e shop: a) urb pumps. of tires . HUT EL—Ce LQrnishings, oR re BS » b por rE-— erms reason “« terms. aring over theater in ™: a Brown: n County fore foreign { al devel- assista t Finance; and offere is rove. he Cr J1lLo 5S. Brow vi ne c stock t be it for dade, AGL. Union tUOMING r lease; t biz in TER—Cle only draw from: Sam Jefferso idmer. ding to ch typic istry o 1 expert, Plough not disp at t : _ cheap. ‘—-With 3 living | 2 gesol! cker. gp oy beat 2 L. J. seh ek from i )-year 3 —- | PHEATE 4000: to town: cres W cor to su Min ancla ould saloon ONERY wre sonable: confi rice. 4 ne bio rooms; sE—12 oO oM. — 1 latio people factory r | 47% a Chas. sition k fin Ministry olice ¢ k ina 10,000 . CONFECTION 1525 _N. Grand : ; rent rea Inquiries c) _the pric 25 rovms, o 4500 Chesauan _ MING HOU Tangell “1 1) filled; | poDuls 2.008 minute; eave oat Aberg to 0, in oppo hibition. Yestern TAppansky, ny of the P at wor der a $ reasonable. With 2 livi ot post-Dis, ao ee gee, eo ALLL nd ROO e;_bargain, _ 9 rooms, & _Grand. | pets be awe to 1 "$sav0 - 8 y Hh '—Auffe URY C nts as pro it is the We ‘S| Z'kemund Konre he was still under but a 1ONERY— an. Grand § apprecin' ets iy & bag Bo, Bs Wg ‘haus 906)" some, HOUSE 2624 N. : |/ equippe good rea EWS opme k says it Yew York's | veum fairs. He is t. 14, CONF E et BTA ® ‘astlem Hs GEN } cvonaid — @emal: . Heed & MING bargain. : rent if vou 4 time Mianatch. le. R- “New Yor ize New eign Af time. ble Oc ursday ; o5 6g} Pe lunch room > TO A Cy ithe Aaa rxe and a Ss. uls. | ROO income; ba! =: low é f hn’ ™ _ Post: Dis ick sa BRANNE ALE ‘Ne tron ts out, of For returna last Th $22. ONE aie i N. Br 2 AU cpmplete: TELS—Lare en ae a Aw good 'CSE—S-roo ~—eeg uling; qu RAL who pa rd poin & B. “ bond, rdict About : CONPECT, pS gpk a seay &. no. ow ’Hotel Brokers UNG He Cook, e; rent "eins y he ES § visitors, who the boa them- PTON . rs ve o one. ount o | # Com: books lease; | near he Hote Ooms. | KOON fice. _ 3677 ms; garag x win sacri- dness, 8 enjoy UTH $ | corone using n in ; 3744 ) large fae. ; wines: od Co.. ‘44 e: 41 ro | __ sacrif E— roo TRU location ; ; Realty | wicke ‘ew Yorker ly. 4 mn, acc arrested : vier 374 [[—Two (2) ; | bu ted: thers to Warne. = lene £0 acd!) sac -HOUS E—Good -Dis. ry New tionally ope been +. NERY a block: 1 loca ve ot | 4519 coms, lon ceutral ; b. ROOMING _4451 Page. usekeep- aes 88. P | hrewsbu : Flat d real } conven TS BRIS! was ts. had CON FECTIO school within ate oo apgge a'so ha ares Poem. sen ion, Fred 5; $700, rooms, ho (7) Woe, __ Box _D-388, Post-D bankruptcy ranner-S g sales: an ely and Methodist REPORT 25 suspec et. o- per ag ied KCHANGE. | HOT ee oe ee Mein 1179. #3 G HOUSE—19 Newkert7. _.f a; val ; tigen g Rh oye ond The B he followin (ee | osinis an true,” the New tment and | 1 lice dragn and the p : 5i9Ww os —lce cream. : ual INESS E 4129-4130. Gon rooms. 07 Chestnuw. Ma 3 baths: 'ROOMIN rent. 45 il rente — few, 61000. and a ° = other | reports t venue for, Mc-/|6 * claim is “but } ton Inves ack- | the po thorities mur- | m JONERY 00d location. | 5 yh Central 1 TiM- = gy 1107 _ © 24 rooms; h, bal-| __ing;_cheap 1SE—8 rooms. ar ——— | VARIETY ell stock an owner 2616 | Co, Shaw a David Its ncedes, with Southampton In: eand M nty av that the ‘7 CON FECT ndy tools; ¢ Re Centra iP, Juurphy, 11 heat: l@uvy cas é: NG HOUSE 4044 Delmar. __ en le, wile at once: fternoon, t 4119 rife to t 2700 ization co the West The Lansdown e of Cou luded ad been uncn, ca ORY—In ; best heip; EL—Steam water; $19 Box K-40 | ROOMT ble, terms. s, full “hor a if sold nday a {2 | a d wife flat a rganiz ding hicn Co., { volum @ conc ho h Spee | 1: . oom 1 Me k an ife: lip o mbar da w a ae active ent itice hav er, W | RISSM. : = : ier rtation Paxton Gare For uunu@us hot > rent. reasone ; HOUsE—A2 . reason f > BS cal Schec nd w t for Ph rk is bo ropagan . orts an ing rec lie n Tessm lice in ! "TIONER ke offer. 292 _ Ee cheap. con ms: chea opie, | ROOMING HO sh: sickness, bu = RE ughlin a h stree Foppe | Yo ibition p n incite lind, rep he follow d ave- r of Be in po CONFECTIO} hes; make ne cece: ance terms, Sena eee | on Sees, poet: iatet dec: | Cherokee, STO in | La ifty-nint Philip | anti-proh to be a is = fF 4525 Fla de 104 times by riva light June | | _ Til. Mel) quicker, | _Post-Dispaic ahem handel bane sling. B60 Mormna ms; newly 3;= ARIETY 4 10¢ store: 'Bouth F rife to Michigan | ant e proves law. This | pueine rted: Dwight &. rrested instigated a fornia av. —Hia cutablidhes iG STA li quickly. | L—Only hotel steam d toilets; selling SSE—12 too nee, 400 V Be an all Yat- k and 5410 n | practic of law. 108 | sales are —— lient to ide | & was rcotics, we tap ee ORF — Oh room ust se OTE r, goo ath an reut NG Hor Id at o r ofa ewe: Stubc flat at aiwman Jin tolation munit saie forac orth s igations, of na CONFECTION luding Uving o laundry: m iH econd fico roums; »& maker, A. ROOMI argain if 60 the orde section dow 'G wife; elm Sch nd’ nt to v n com ue, flat, on the n ry |t peddling was sus- afi oP ae Bolne wing — : Mesard_ = | - babiaing: 28 ——- 00. a cash. A wo —_ rooms: 1736 Chou: Pa tenes ahiace. Sts XCHANGE. Spon si for cee Cuasbulak 6 ne! nee oe ae Seen free ies Phillips: KJ =e S Z4 and oan e- lin sad which Kn Dorothy Tay- ! )NFECTIONERY—Doing liege Inn, 6 ' AT MARKET—G sponabie; “pr \riningtou cres of | NG HQUS rens 975; tT LOUIS Contre house: ife to Colorado to | will be this p f Lansdo 1 and Emma by | trade and Miss. avenue, | CONFECTIO. trade, Colleg , MEAT bP. Mack.cy. far rey I ROOMI 06d location; -} er oe ee 2—Mcarding | house: ae Ely 6610 nd wife which but for : k to Car a lot 43 pected. He Elliott ; big vor , : m parior; P». Mac dern. 14 ue known Seana | teau; ¢ h_ or terms. rood furni- 709 V N 371 filled : Pie nrice. wife’ flat Brucknor a b ngalow | violations Deadric galow on land ave- of 1728 th early on 4 Big Bend r ‘RY. and 3s e 2 , 4 ice crea BUTEL—Modern: © ee goes TT GUY. | $2v0; a mont t grea in ev 11D SSvuvy. _@ G HOU: .. Sarah. r: 10 ‘ cotfee. po ever its e nue busine bama But ff they New wer ’ tde of “homic turned d °ONFE ill health, lin. Bo heap A : moderu nx vO. Cash uth- PIUMING GIZA N. ttninste: a sale ct. ~ ed H. Mf or So wsebury: nd Ala Taner: icated stu ion law. ! Sarah We south s even- " was re e A business; 1553 8. @ det terson. ch sta | + mga ‘ filled - Ue, worth aif Gruve, "Mem: fiat; $30. E—4ixx the 7 indeil 802. | of ry canerian portunity f ithant pa Shre Fillmore a H. F. Waser; | syndic he prohibit vicious rty on the ed with s- - unknown found sine | bargain. 1: Y—A ' nae, : TE et | fix | Tied ‘scour yearn A. S. Main, 7} c) aa taka fe ee eel) SS eee ive aeian buamene Wr 70 remain ner of katek to H. avertue laps at t ntly take | the | Prope t, improv liam P. Kes has been double ki | = IONER Q Easto , 295 and fix- price in 2 ¥ r" wv S — > bargain f — eanms, x. Ex e going er deaires. A. H. ; hine’ Pe 15 Idaho e: Ss freque d to ec stree for WHil 163 | as on the wee gaye os _ance. fp RY — Acro niock Eocene dante “Go. INE SS ome: rnished t- | to wet @ liv T a@vantbie. bee Josep eat 47 Rathbone; | rk too shippe So}m idence, J. Viedt; te light ‘ps Taylor . "_must se UNCHETF. business : earkes | 4? estern ING BUS ine} arent. ‘ E—12 turn N. 16th ot.) oe ca a ae k cottag to Olive R. ' Yo deville thing. room res to Dr. E. Mun | defini lieve M lips. } ERY i ry good bus ay, Call 40 ‘TOOTDS. | w tenn. FACTUR ually; fine | are HOUSE 1124 - | 2S See 7. bric edges Clinton R. | Kk vau same d wife bury. De. lice be seal her SONFEC ge hosnital ve §. Broadw : an on phis. MAU iness ann reason ROOMING H keeping. re ye ith pur |, i ALE LIS R. E. H et for h B.' Yor does the Alto- slier an h Rose office, | The po tonly to ; lar . 701 : shop: 2 ELRY OU. bus kness ; t house te cely fu > perso R SA P for k stre ndolp inces. luences. Nort f this | wan 7 from rifice > term d business i On JEW eae n, sic (ce) ligh oe mé, ni n- er, D FESS: » Mamewesd Kloc to Ra et | rovin r inf u of et on li ent Oo the murdered in County. i ra fe ; (ET— ——Doing rdaeun an ae ad 1479J, 13 FOO from Own-| Meye USINE ore | ‘let on wife lor stre D n othe mpaign fe a cli Son, to mu Murder county | “ONF ECT: ar a ae Se eles Conse (c) | for Box K- Electrical ROOMING aking mo $36 Delmar. 8 Prait an Downtow $3750, Par d wife: lo anne eae" it constit tion whic h J. 1. alty Co. ad murder Cuckoo : t; ne ravois livi uire 55 — _abic. sioP— Francis st. ishe qd; m e. 2330 _ 9 roon Garage— station: 3.000 Ne an ips to C renue | ether yr viola tive throug eler Re ——-—4 e thir 1 Bieber, = 4006 Gravois. sail; 1 | 1 large ~ ean 11TH 1409 Fra rood e.. ms; leas mntents: Grand , Gas $1 $1000. Long Cc. Lip Ray av 4 to law nat Dittm | Th anue was ‘chew. 4 —Smal cheap. 2 ' — KS) rate lion: « | er; tern SE—Con n. | Gearage— 25 care: jona): Elmer t on to estion ‘ing to Frank tof M who ' 4 — )NERY of sickness: T MARKET house. | LUC or’ sepa d _ loca NG HOU 2000 dow —¢) ace—! neti for ife; lo d wife Suggs nnoy was tha convict, n \ONF EC a account ie 3 °D WEA ‘ 2300 New _ tools, ¢ a oa . S15. 019 sce Ml erty. 5 ; Gar ery -mkt.— 000. 8 and w , Tripp an Mur- emely a ities.’ Ww and ex- lbourne In ’ room: sed ral Bridee. ie creamery; business; ay. 63 Lu NCH verti VUabany tienery. 1 with prop oms, first-c! oo | — Laundry 8500. v. 6d. oF eorge W. ife; lot on nd | extr commun : I i | gangster t the Me burg, 4%74 Natu Y—Grocery. k. fixtures, , KET—6163 crude, ¢ And confec r | 5741M. SB $4 ro ms* all occu: | tone Shop SDORF IN\ a ATI6M. — for G e and w inwart a \ American TTT = nated a Luxem NER lz toc t | T MAR t once; _ KhVOM— N. | off G HOUS End; rvo +h. Machin NGE Grand_671 , k Spor red Re | Hye — assassi road, gang "ONFEC one mang yy and Lata AND MEA be sold a LU NCH rson_ r. d4lrh a ROOMING Hi est Post- -Dispatc rnished | MA CwR. ‘TING | _ Fran for F IAN. Te AGTH ~_ ay Ferry ion % } and Ll : at | ce ishe Chipp PAIN street Tiniclen HINT 282 Lem compan " 3 PP posite -" socner tee tessen : bar- ‘ ™m 8707. _ 8. Jeffe Make offe furnitu x D- 327, icely furn for- 34°34 ER— all or | dock nda W | ' iti (| hen two typica OU; n. e. corr And delica without prieee, Cabany RRET— On CHROOM— district: pied. Box SE—Six n plese Gh “ATI, PAP modern; Ife to Ama PT | t. 25, Ww nded. In JFECTIONERY—_ with or (¢). EAT MA ; $3500 TiN r ay, er Grove ® living 'mNG HOU nd 2397 ¢ -is v ALL risned._ . Whitman TH i wife TTT iu PETTY Sep ere wou drove ONFECT sold today: Tlie a D M business; $350 _Layio M—In Towe more, 5 Fiving ROOM Call Gra “F500 | AW house, furnish (4 ETT embers w three men e rooms. 314' ERY—Acrom hine. ° hone Gra 4 af “an + daily r 40: price atch. —_-—- mation. Si—laeal, for sale ¥ (2) | te: lia Gra ay thi AL | al — ngster in an - : 2 NERY corn mac KET— Good Ox: $ rent $ _ Post-Disp laiemt GHOL: building ette. ( terins. ASU) | gas t mar ht to pyar gg ne Utah “DICKHAUT, 'S ad meat ma trade: ren chicke itabie "S85y STRONG... ree POOMING reas@ona bic — n § gray ha a wg rooms; reduced, 7 ee ASG meet 280. Post- -Dis. ic land; S153M. Sos ‘oeation: - i, & furnished ; sae $200 _ in: ° hat and n floor. must iy invest ly cash ts. Rox K-280 “stand: South Grand 5 ET—Goo! tween 9 an (c) | . Sher SE—11 Fooms: ” — | sray n the saloo Sane ide 46096 Y—Hustlers, ney; good ; Mo agen T—o1d stand all AT MARK Sunday be | ee HOUSE scar & @ yer s = dropped o thes 1ONER ke big mo te AND MEA ing rooms; , MEA t. Call good | Boom rent $ 4 rooms; big Lar- | = is that me previ- ONFECT ce to make ly $3000: $ : RY tock : 5 liv {ce - 3a st. ery; very l lo- come, ei! — roogis ; O74 lice idea n for 80 ow Mange building ; onls _Hamilton, wenn Sidney_1477. ion debe. 1628. e. CET—And sas: wondertu ad- | —2H04 Ruasell at oday: $800. “ie | rs an ey retaliatio , 2 hwest. 4 lunch: flix A - meat vanity: algo oh ME nd carry terms. ROC ' must del) 15 Bs 8 rooms, av fray. pt. Pouthy Sane modern ERY—A nr | opportun . te cash «a t quick: for gain, bl.: Lin ms and 1 $125. — * . ~- ous af t of old, ONFECTI d must sell: cash or t . | wonderfu Call at 1724 8 South cation; ac cheap | Lindell bi.; ) S—8 me, rent 9 oO = the nigh 40 year ne for couple: bareela: 3 y-gND NEAT MARKET “| w stock; selj ches Mun. | “down, $260 indo — Ctlo = On ed Grieger, Labadis | fine for me es = os bi : ’TNT RAT if desired. (e) LINERY—Ne . for — poe & fe) eee down, $2 a ——e in | ro e — body of Fr of 4317 hroéat ©R0 Cherokee. No cooking: l e!] property 45. ‘MIL reason 72 N Union ‘gtrict: | $: M Delmar. ti) reome, : quick > ‘s ~ h rT, h the t id CTIONERY—»} aymente: er ; = Victor 47 ‘ket. cash; good ay. 54 haw det 0: | 4033 ovsEe—i¢ win for (c) = paper tee 8 wit Mal- a ONF FE. 1O gain: fasv tte $45;. morming. Vi d veketable mar D- a v av or uesd RE—Busv § rice $95 MING | = lease; bargy won / . a as fo 4 4440 4 $1500 bar t: daily a Guth, 12808 ail, and ¥ Box | RY STO handise: p ROOM? ee —— venue, w behin n¢ low ren copner. Y—Sm n, sickness. ILLINE | merc b- come ; . Olive. me. a a — éar a alley 4 of seci room ; h western = Ride: reaso M ew fal esta . ‘401 --10 roo to pe - in an tol ar llent nort f Di h. @il n 2 , orishas er- Sale.« DUS seen inde] | —4 er cut, negro oth et eh ae peeah Ter “indell 405, Brey aS ics T—Good , eee “Call M inal of lite. ree at = ‘rooms, pe ~ “For Only Grieger . ur before he f on the ae rk too oO. Line | ARKET—G ‘ae opportun ieally y m hea = an ho id, was ¢ all cash; REALTY Cc Grand-O : ND MEAT M ood business. .. ER Y— West: k: pract t_ 9255, One stea 7 filled: | oe ws men er, he sa A Bus- . ARDNER Theater Bid n: | west of Grand’ © geo ge gig city, Forest { six; | ell 43344 La Laclede. mae. all filled = = dy. Grieger, others, vail 202 ONFECTIONERY ~~ Delicate west ‘Dispatch. KET— | time: n must leave lags, tine "1213 OU. 43: E10 roo ture. ® s: | —_ body. der the o ld of lea : NERY nice Post MAR rice; rs i-claas lishea $ HOLS § d furn arn! ' d un to “busigeat chatee Bag ere bee 88000" valuea $00 pee a grag INT ie eae Mite aa ibe for S| rect who was arrested tol restety 00: term Futh _ % ness 9, Pos urés/ £00 n in interest r angel cas 1 furnis “ft =: pec ea 5 oniy $2600 section. Gu Box 1-21] P—Good | tur best tor siness arty fo emoul OBERTS. oaly all , - rieger this man’ Page | : : SHO 2. ars; her bu right p rs, ROB lz ni o19e. & ing G of con- fsrowing town: BUTCHER Box D-32 i ¥e vy has ot n price to tch. * othe HOUSE— housek e leave e u « o ‘points e police ton, O—In college at one — corner. | ef town; barged 8. Pow-Dist 31, OOMING ig OP glow 530 Evare | Oo =3 | but som ted. Th intoxt- STUDI oo Dt ee oe Susy TR" we ®- = ad d Bldg. mcpoome, com Sach $830, 3630 E U : = —— ge ANCING ’ opportunity : 'D- 21 P.D. good re i ca&h. Bo eRS an ed: | income h $850. 3 ~ full of eer — | were co had be allev wonderfu , illness. _ Box rT] a meat mae ‘geil. aEAS | 8 li Busin owner retir j filled: fornie: — —_ ‘Teoma. asqnab'« |=: EE . Oo Cc ' = ded Grieger d into the a mn account o i—Good ocation: { Fan trade: mus (c7) | Mil ee ’enedy.» Kil.; ut.} for Cal) ; HOUSE—7 hhesed : 4644. Mc , = clu was lure nion car SEN—G LE Ven a Chestn MING H furnishine 44 — —— ida : ed and his wu ELICA TRESEN 4039M. End; rea we. | nee 8 bareniD ee '90t ee wrote 4 ortunity, = Oo . cat Only ee, Sidne “West (e : 7 er terms; °F. co. Olive roomer - Opp TT r= } ——J bbed. keta. rooms. SEN— Jewish: eile ering iy. 4407 Ol ) easy te YE IN B'd«. at erms : rated: = oO = ad ro poc — 2879. city (cop HE nty nquire | your . deco a —— ‘ = Be oday Mo Delicatessen an ite kind ness. Call at | ler cae Gite’ enusbenat —— hear McKinley ms. rent serv ices 4 n 7 . Jelicatess ess of l oy i cery.| Pp. po office high-class near 315 roo janitor 1). 4 roon = rcatio Louis, d busin 65-family , ty ine a gro leg ompiete h. - hi B hance. | m heat, ell, $a 6 rooms, I ft. ‘inest eames, ts by GR, .3 Py Age oe: San? AF | t-Dispa te cai aere. Box fe) | chedin 50; priced to s oe one etal =— This P Bua eau, neither dead lou's sup gxhborhood., EXCHANG nye : plenty sto for $700: Pos Established and « jciu a $850; p 4 furnitur See me oO ; —— ing e ood ne NESS | 4129-41905) . sacrifice ADIO— ine st - For ‘come 40, gor $450 et —- ri anc I am acither % Soe Ra ag focation R cons a stead at ANCE— rent $ heat gov t.. 114 well ai or Insur that aad I here ¢ OUTS B dag. __Centrs port Loy Louis | loca -D ND INSUR growing nt $60 PILL Ag sale a ke | = c of oo ov 9’ Victoria Wonderful op Ne eae rea: ae St. for 5 | _238 TH AND ad: in @ siness: “e C.J. Hileb have for would make | Dispat years oe Se ieee threneh ICE—= lease: h. — ME ly: rent r L ESTA Al: r0o ished bu ions. sizes. ¢. EN—I which the city, 70 ‘TAL OFFI lone -Dispatc 550 week ‘ buy o REA trade: estab! nriect: ) ION ME! shroom., me in i less than safely in ’ : business; Post- ; $5 $85: ean le or old ther co —a trade. one n spaich. SHOP SH 1A ‘ he CPB, oe — gs A eceeeee eoecs m stabbed Obs ee th: govd s rARKET— se NT—On Post Dis eased. . Bain SX fp air shop; — Is soocce eseeee seeceee Texas; Corr 8TO O} Piepetehe ager Ks * Bee LE goon oe $n: mere | Mae Box K-. aes : ax’ kness: anew, SHOE get : nlopew = nae asiness : — ; Pw wRURERERIAE ELSA. La . ise scecsccqoosos PS PASE SF butcher z_K-197 Poe fice: reason. > rs $300 mon Louis. KAN. —-sac > a) cheap | S100 . SHOP odiamont. Birth..... eeneec® ee eeeee you are [ROUTE Becritice: roe so ee i ‘lean 1 7 Bt well es. Khoa At i ee “= Post- ee SHOE REPAIR 14f i hn Good he atwon = one. Plaee of ebececceesoeucess sesilncénsliad rr] ease rinees are. Cena mest ma neighho RA Box G-208._ ablis wi @ Panis nie col i coece eeveses waat inscrance ood furn e furn rent nd colored 3039 ESTAL nable. est ket. re N te, good eeorve eeeee iT wens £ rty: hav ll ene: : ’ Hees in l estate ; R t; reaso ntown : _Mar e Da. — up-to-da un } ee eeocee a waat ececcsese ‘mdbie na aE. se wow dl (fh Fea (c* grent: NT__Dow ash. 609 se a :-pihes. uire Misso Occupetion scosecte te whom ye eat ate eAherteccee S hovses "ana 1836 Victor. fnnt 4 “Bick: | Soa ona for_¢ ogaa; ~ wear’ ae. -Firs Inqu aaliead seeeeree id te your crevece ET— RE re; cheap neh Poy E ‘i selling. lin. see ef pereva to be pa also garage. —“ cash? a MARK bie busi- 20 years And lu ae n for 9 Frank new: mim- | Birth. ... retiring fror men's | = mts : Ride G et: pram er ret lew aoe for Ac eee om for; ! ; nO agents h-vear lease: , ter pad. arket> new tT) CRANT. pe own ° a les ges STO LE a »y var A ocat al 15 ONS other | table mark ice TCRTA low snd =IHE ST ae ¢: @ ore : 4 STATI Pressor and Ment. My stock will “ae ok hy er: legee. st business se. (5! nes ahives at: A Sho® ator Moria» ‘ - ir yo aoe monthly. ( : Sort BA SA0.: at vg gt coe. del 441 ANTE xce! eS st sell-at once. and nea has bron a a8 Cau ic) : 6000 ¢ ; Eiake offer. wir eae: North Ae a azonahie. roe mo West right party bas | au ~gele ee’ mg. tiinm ir? - on A332, Post Dispa Joven Lis on D 432. j years, x F ES ; ‘ Oe ian ' ~ 4 ‘ — . a Ox * morning ED regarding oe cm got my a, FaTAU have other busines . ¢ eT learn +o: kly «: K have P ro and above. wWerriy ey 3 “nd : toch. : RKET BUyING . ‘ oat-Diape a InG Fs LTy Pa a ‘ acequ KCHANG ter Bids. NG or E REAL a ISPATCH ‘ “ TIS Re : ———- 7 a i

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1d; have other busines¢. Box Dp abe, | ream ls’ S. scriereon. ais ae Lande! “Oy, End. al ‘Reater Bldg. Grand-Olive. “) post-Dispatch, LSU fons forced the suspension of div- of the ship whieh has been home was struck by an automobile ~ at did not visit his office across the 226 Leia onuapROPEY, at noon, and Ad- and headquarters for two _ years Seventh and Wyoming streets dur- street at the war department, hew- | Mita! Christie ordered the we OS Les by eight “side boys.” and ing the rain late yesterday after- ever, and he put aside inquiries "*“*¥* flotilla to port, some ote was rushed ashore in his barge to noon. suffering a fractured skull as to whether he expected to re- “esse!s s0ing to Newport and oth- catch a train for Omaha. where he and lacerations of the scalp. She sume his duties there He was °™ coming in here. When search is at the city hospital in a serious for the bodies can be resumed de- wl address the American Legion . ; ctive man- condition compelled to give up 6 * pends upon weather conditions. H. S. Williams, Mississippi Evangelist, to Conduct Services in Tabernacle on Delmar. " PRR tenapnaes e PROTEIN EET N90 z - teh eh Cet: Pi. Cm eats, ail cae rR g ie > eieghana “7 ¢ Ww eae a eee ee ‘ OLE LN ASA AOL ly, Ra E MIR ah 4 a 2 a we ei : i 2 A regulation. old-fashioned saw- dust trail will await St. Louisans tonight at the opening service of a six weeks’ revival to be conducted by Howard S. Williams, lay evan- gelist of Hattiesburg. Miss. The wooden tabernacle on jhe south side of Delmar boulevard, west of Hamilton avenue. erected The charges involved the receiv- ing of deposits by the officers when the bank wag in a failing cond!- | tion. | The cases were sent to Henry ¥ _agnvention. From there he will to Washington to testify before Mrs. Abernathy, with her smal! ee te /- 7-2 Me . =. ” ™ al ~~ D ee soune a Piste : 2° = Sees \ En ee ee ae ~ ee . a _ Sl ne a lap ae als Me Lyre? lana temeel CLAW CAA eR Ral. i Bey ae HIGHER NOMINATIONS’ County and District Law Societies Asked to Vote Upon Fitness of Nomi- nees for Bench. County on a change of renue from Greene County. most respectfuiiy these tions: | for the occasion under the auspices iof SUgEes- | j Church, “First, whether it would not con- | duce to better results in efficiency jand afforg to worthy members of our profession a more inducement to high judictal | vice, so to amend the organic and | statutory law as to provide for the) attractive | ser- | University Presbyterian Was nearing completion yesterday, with the prospect of be- ing done today. The floor is saw- dust on earth, carrying the atmos- phere of old-time revival meetings. There are 2500 canvas seats, each accommodating two persons, and extra seats can be installed later if the agement of departmental affairs early im April when he suffered an attack diagnosed as thrombosis and has not been at his office since. that time. Weeks explained the purpose of his recent trip to Washington as having to do with the necessity of clearing out his home here, which was sold during his absence but other effects which will be shipped Only one body was recovered to- makerville, Penn... an enginemen ' the day. that of Paul D. Berk. of Shoe- | ‘for Washingtoe President's aircraft board. Rebison also will for the same pur- Admiral! Tomorrow the officers and men | pose tomorrow. base. numbering more than 1.000. will do honor to their de- parted comrades. A service will be held at the theater. A navy choir at the memoria! | fleet to become base | amd a/| witch still contains paintings and quartet of nelisted men will sing. relin- battle tn Admiral Robison, who quishes command of the commander chief, will ‘be succeeded in former post by Admiral] Charies F. Hughes, who* will arrive here tomorrow. become Coontz wil} leavet northeast to the ‘Seventh street. the) )¥as not stéuck. son, Lester. was crossing from the southwest when she was seen bv thé motorist. Rob- ert La Mear, 2848A Missouri ave- nue, a merchant, driving north on He swerved his to avoid, hitting the pe- car sharply destrians.* but skidded on the wet! pavement. the rear end of the car striking Mrs. Abernathy. The son rested. \ Le Mear was ar- | oe oS : a oe 9 a . CYCLES | _: BF cores Rave. i a 115: Indtas a aiey “23. 9215: _- teed os others, $2. 1s ton —— a $4. ‘ Me . ~ a = - , + ‘ zn 14 3e%, he -@ os 7 en . a ry a | Niacin des , ¥ RAM AP CRP IA NL AR ne C0 NI So oni - ee eer SMR Ae he aE te it eo ne ‘ uu Se POS a ORK. ‘nomination of candidates and the ; election of judges of the Supreme. cenciuding its annual convention ana the Appeliate and Circeit at Hote! Statier, yesterday. unani- courts at times and dates different mousiy indorsed the following pro- from those prescribed fo? the nom- posals radically chaaging the ination and election of other state. ‘ : thod of selection of the judicia fecounty or city officers? Canvas signs on the walis quote i ceeert:. sii 24 Would Educate Electorate Scriptures. Stoves will be in- - } uri: , First. to select the candidates “One effect of such change in stalled when necessary, | for the bench im the Appellate; the mde of selection of judges Choir of 300. Courts—compristhg the Supreme! Would be to direct public attention| Behind the pulpit is a platform : runsi> bargein joeeee Setecal Brite —_—_—— ane” Wh est minster. ime new. Sis. #505 © Broad. -MELANCHOLIA LEADS | Admiral | WOMAN T6 END LIFE commandant of the fifth naval dis- «Mrs Mande Cheat mers. 25 years | “I |trict with headquarters at Nor- of@ of 1621 Leffingwell avenue. He appeared have improved ) H iz - Drinks Poison in Home and Hus- \folk. Va. suffered lacerations of the face and in health since his visit to the hand Finds Her Dead in | ali ei synrmsiageatares 2 ; ussion ra at 2 Dp. mm. LEGION FLURRY OVER MITCHELL | -estercay when an partic wy President some weeks ago at is Swampscott, but indicated that he wr “4 ati myer — was stil] jacking in strength. Pemey aa pase 3 patie sarge» | By the Assoctated Press driven by her husband. Madison | : pee ) — OMAHA, Neb. Oct. 3.—The po- Chalmers, collided with a truck at | wie .-- Discussion as to Weeks’ pro a 2 wacladited ‘tal in ki able @uccessor, revid@d by his visit. mo P. mais ¥ ¢ = BAINE | litical cauldron of the American Ellict avenue and Wash street. She ; wed: oa easrinn on included the names of Acting Sec-| POOH at Her Home. ne, 25 Legion started ¢ , | birycles bought: repairing gion s ed to boil again today. Was taken to the city hospital in | = Huahie Crcle Co. 2 | ate retary Davis, Secretary Work and pk ange 2 ng - — The Col. Wittialh Mitchel phase of 2 serious condition. Charlies D. Hilles of New York. Caer COnene, SF Ser SUS! re Gifcussion was precipitateqd) The truck was driven by John! to “his residence itn New Hamp- shire. rs required. There are four aisles for access to the seats and down which perme converts May pass to the pulgit of the evangelist, which will be draped with the American flag. The Missouri Bar Association. to a te ee * . ” Pad oe ee ee ae ae — ae fs a . " /more closely to the merits of the es ee eee an eens e = " fata? earn A gps ott gio oo " 0 tr - — ove Sey oe > i aes - e BR AY tig ce. cnt see wares AD mg Oe im SE SP On OR Na a % PARR Re eS er cE NTIS pe APRS ge ap ee ee ian taanhs eeodhdats een we es ay; ee Bt ieee” A. : rs ale Me! ee é Q a sat bogie t 2} vase PRT HS Kiny Court and the three Courts of Ap- peal—by convention. as opposed to the present primary election sys- tem , Second. to bring about the elec-! tien of Judges, inciuding Circuft Judges. at times different from the general election of State. coun- ty. or city officers. Use of Initiatiye Urged. The resolutions. which were pre- sented by the Committee on Ju- dicial Candidates, and signed by its members. former Supreme Judge Shepard Barclay of St. Loefs, for- mer Supreme Judge John I. Wil-) whose range of selection would not | put | Varmson of Kansas City. and FE. A. ‘several candidates, and by educat-| | . t ¢ Williams ing the electorate to regard fitness | he musical leaders o ‘ ' group expect to build up from loca! 'for judicta! service as of the first a large number of qualified men in- to the arena of choice. and increase ‘for a choir of 300 voices, which importance, rather than other con- | siderations, would. perhaps, invite’ pit are a platform on one side for an orchestra, to be similarly bufix | the probability of wise selection | | for such high duties. “Second. whether it would not ‘improve the methods of selecting ' judicial candidates now in vogue | ; ; to provide for such choice of judges | of the Supreme and Appellate Courts to be made by conventions, church choirs. Flanking the pui- up, and a platform on the other| side for visiting mMmisters and oth- | ers, also a press stand. Mayor Miller will deliver an ad- dress of welcome tq, Evangelist? Williams tonight. it was announce i by Rev. Dr. James Hardin SmitP. pastor of University Church. Mayor A. O. Cunningham of University City and Maror Eugene Burks of to ve MAN KEPT $620 IN COFFEE CAN It. Was There When He Went to Work Bat Not When He Returned. In an old coffee cam Max Her- | futh, who rooms on the second floor at 219 Clark avenue, kept the $620 he had saved. The coffee can he hid beneath a table in his room. It was there when he went to work Friday morning. It was not when he returned that night. A thier climbed an outside stair- way to reach a window in the room | next to Herfuth’s, pried off a. band, George B. Lincoln, a packer. She died Shord@y after th rival | - = Geer i wel been given an invitation to at-. of a Meighborhood physician. A brief note to her husband. bid- ding him goodbg. and asking forgiveness, was found. Lincoin toid potice his wife had suffered a nervous breakdown recently and had been {mn a state of melancholia for the past.several days. HELD FOR Youth Arrested in East St. Louis by Deputy Sheriff. "A yo&pg man, identified by two women as@ man who has been ac- ) = ' | le _when it became known that he hag Timmerman, 40 years old, of 1116 Tyler avenue, a chauffeur for the | St. Louis Iron Store, 700 Cass av-'| tend the convention asa distin-| ‘(officials who said “it would embar- ACCOSTING WOMAN guished guest. His friends are bitter in Forty- and-Eight, the legion fun organi- zation, and unofficially frvited him | to attend. This invitation in turn | was condemned by Forty-and-Eight rass the legion officials.” Chicken Pickrwr Inherits $40,090. By the Aseociated Preas QUINCY, f[Il.. Oct. picker in a local “Soultry iat : 3.— George | Saunders, 60 years old. a chicken ° enue. He was arrested charged with careless driving and felonious | wounding, and Chalmers also was) arrested charge. Two Men In Auto Hurt When Re- turzing From Races. Two men were seriously injured automobiles returni@g from on @ careless driving 6:36 p. m.. yesterday when an automobile cut out of the line of , the races and skidded from the wet) Collimsville read to the East St.) incian. Ajgha he — screen, and broke a lock in“the costing wonmfen pedestrians in th door between the rooms. Then he vicinity of Twenty-first and Bates vanished with the money. streets, East St. Louis, for the last ,. } ; “ his father who he had mot seen ‘or } 4 , — ~ m io1 East I ouis Also, late Frida¥, a prowler stole week, was arresteg by Deputy Sher- ieee tien: te denen for St. $300 in jewels and $7.50 im cash ifs John Hubert yesterday after he aie | The tracks run parallel to the from the home.of Miss KathePine had accost-4d Mrs. Louis Hubert. Former Slare Is 97. |Toad in Fairmount City. The auto- ‘mobile Was overturned and dragged has received word that he has ‘n- ,herited $40.000 from th= estate of Maplewood are expected seated with Mayor Miller. Mayo-. Burks, like Mayor Miller, ran for office on the principle of strict law, enforcemenpt. Tabernacle Open Tonight. Barbour of Springfield. empowered be limited to those who had the Judiciary Committee. includ- themselves in nomination, tag the officers and Executive might extend to any worthy Committee. to formulate the de- eligible candidate deemed by sired amendments to the presenti convention most suitable for laws, and to seek their enactment. public service in view. _Leuis and Suburban railroad tracks in front of a Collinsville car bound + AR pea ts but and ths the rer Wty ped Om nel PO Ee Tree ie: ama ee Rote ya iter ter” stip etna ere tearted By the Associated Pree | lat- Tezas avenue. Te A te el a : - a t a ew *. e Pe > oe ee — . ww Fer wd Coitax 378. —— - os sees oe ek ee 4 . * 4 . eee ge ee aw ; ya wd eh 4 * Co er (our judiciary and insure its con- | 'timued efficiency. high character ‘and ability. and the simcere respect | which tt enjoys.” | Im adjourning. the Association ‘approved a resolution adopted br ithe American Bar Association. ca!!- ing upon county and district bar | “associations to vote upon the fit- | 'mess of nominees for the bench. rand to make public their choices ' Details of the plan. which is simi- _lar te that carried out by the St. | Louis Bar Association, were left to the Executive Committee to pro | mulgate. | University law School Bailding Held Up by State. Dr. Stratten D. Brooks. presider* 'oef the University of Missouri, guest of the Law Alumni of the untver- sity. ata lumcheon resterday at Ho- tel Statler, described the progress ‘im the building -of the new law _schooi, to be known as the Lee H. | Tate Memorial building. The edi- | fice, half of the cost of which was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Frank F | Tate of St. Levis, tn memory of their late son. a former law student. has progressed within the limits or the $75,000 donation *hey put for- ward. The remaining 75.809, which was appropriated bv the Lec- 'islature, hag been witnheld by Gov | Baker on account of a shortage o” avalliabie funds, Dr. Brooks . te- | counted. | ; J. P. MeBaine. dean of the law school. described the high stand- ards which the school was seeking | te uphold, and mentioned the recognition recorded itt by Harvare | Law School tm seeking Pref. Ken-. meth C. Sears of the faculty as ex- Altho not a daily occurrence we have noted in the latter years an Increasing number of ances- tors who bring the third generation into Conroys for a piano. Seay Pr Be , epee &, res gneoms Su, «ae ae D> Ne re Pee | In analyzing this condition we cannot but conclude that these 6wners of former days not only realized that Conrays alone give Con- roy values but also remembered—that their transactions with us were of such pleasant a nature, that introducing the third generation seemed quite the obvious thing to do. fase Ps i Men's and Boys’ $3 1,95 ‘eevee tang ss ee ive rag Ring Will Be The Readers of the Post-Dispatch will be know that when the Pirates start to k the Senators for a row of Washington uments—or maybe—when the Senators It is perhaps unnecessary to state that this singular mark of public commendation is more than pleasing to Conroys. a musical insti- tution that has not changed hands in almost to slap the Pirates for a row of Pitt half a century. : | smokestacks — ANYWAY — WHEN | WORLD SERIES STARTS Ring , @ONROYS penn niin me 1100 OLIVE a - Men’s and Boys’ $1 Caps 50c BOYS’ LONG PANTS, $1 Pee PH e eH Re &@ eo + wee le Chtet Justice Barclay Shepard, who, though. net an alumnus. WAS awarded the de. i gree of LL.D. in 1537: R. B. Ottver | jet Cape Girardeau. Congressman ‘Newton, George Willison. presiden: of the St. Louis Bur Association, Seees The Paramount Piano Store y

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Piical Go, «id FORS—Ail sizoe Es _| bse est, gw.” tor ‘ap. oias large RING—18-K Call Lin tell | 2 fern “ig tito it be. Bark | ney. j MACHINE Ni emaiti? BABY i aa eet reversible, | _mar PROBE Oak cers. caer ae tion: ae aes Salas | ; | -- Grand See FU view sult. ack ene el) Post- mn el yne in 2g a OS n-leli | aac nt, Sie Be}O et s ers: Wi BV. . Tugs 28: |}CH “ay rang een i- SETT Lo er f “i r in trip - aan ec SORE —Cl p.__ Cab rs, fc) ut st 6. in f OTORS. 1 lectr repairi all sizes. SWING MA 794 K c: al ABY cond idw » etc.; IFFO) ee, ¢ t. buf tc) arate; E rurnit dea! ~ hog a good: RL’'S rp, 26 oth any ] ete. Call or $5 Ww ca Twa ie Co. 2 ng @ cr Dow +} MACH ossuth. so d l CAR ition, ay ale ° $5. yROK veryth fet. ,| _Sund rea SET h. ure; oA a AN __ River ‘might coma lly S Trf: QO. _ = 643A beav 628 1 Mon 900; : $ heeler Two | ~. ce e e gUar Shin pat BA =. e co ree . oe i oO — A Ler. AY BED : oth roehiler ; ’ ' ndition ; de, (c99) 7 gents ioinan: an TRIC a i née d uil ck. in le antes . ee ch- BY __ O3% ndit d, B se) gan me let BED } ovue 3 tie $50 i... out boara oes SON ine of rod aon a 6225, al- motors, - ANG anted_ _Bamiediate nd eter a electric _ tc) az wit a Porees: yt ter ingers, 33 ‘ pont Fe res Rago Fe - cH 313° om eed owes walnut (c) th Y BED — Aviomer Ty ne. furniture, a ‘ fin w —Hull ’ one . S good gs ; =" — > , 14: \ to 2 “eee ° sOCt Pic Co eliver moto ny m ic ‘ma- g G M BESO Ce; re; Singe to|B aby. AO hu loyd ‘er- ORO 14th e fo pick ; Oaks BEDS— barn ss; : i “a for J ner, $35; 6x16, { Soc quali —~ .-° % also spe- 1A\ i 30 N. horse jenerators and ee ae iy - ré in ake. ood dr ACHT 5167 nun r por ABY BUGG tly Lo (ec ditipn ; B st. r cash rom. new T ain: rf . ‘ ehle. 5; £ flat ho c) lety V ty clo all! 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Hornb Ooo Ww wei, 8. siz 5 50; MAC HINE = ston. ainen “5a ma: Bea Y CARR ORE a8 3136 CHIFF cheese _» other 'ooul _ barbies * new: st seg egg Boo Cal ider AW o4 f} he vane W v 1987 Se ¢. ly gion LEC. lig AF og dre ort ONION’ ibe ; UNION’S __{@) 3524 Cla __f217“Marmadub ~ -~New k Store. aba ¥ cor ee on . o ¥ cle. td.--— ‘. gz or ning Get rem edie : ahs. 4059 we oll aha able e NIO r carr 10. 00 ION’ nd * IS . $ Cc) Cla eleg uke. book- f and ms ST ny 50, al; -Genu “Ea “ean _Bren sin 1 hor Mond: 314 4 our inder ie EK (9) | T Ch rk rent ad lectrie N’ $ "Ee Mes ‘ S E cinish 10. 00 DA ant c¢ ide 921 sed boo OLE gee oye eine a (ce) | W er eal, seve (e7) farket si. for m lee |TAILO énouteaus = on ’ >a H em arand re- ~ rheele: LLER and TORE. icLo D— and M STORE, 8. _ Su blue ae . enc } = oe ts tern. 54° cher 3 ent inds olli 10 M H ‘ 996. p to or d. Bw (HINE 19 B cl — Ma ai S B Klee Ma un par fa 4 pl Put — Book SU’ —~--— ize 4%: 54 —-+- Dd. 19 N ++ 7 of er av oto EI Bu + 9 « 3 ~ 15. ABY . leap. Blue rket drop ED- _eri rket DAV rlor pet. 37 pieces; rs itmamitsain j ——— f ~. D7 ma | st rs. JEC h. | er s 21 al & ( sU 40 6 sts. CH _ sid Ib ets. VEN set nge. ki hg of lars mw cheat nches: ec) 4th rent chine s. ™m re - D. | ap ad AC H gain c80) | a toy , sien wu and LD’ Ll SS White a | ETT 2 Fie tche Pa : + in all 7 Box rae age ne "dark, genth ap. iio Toe st.. as sauipment Kenerator™ TRIC ( CO. {(c98) — rd ae ee mo INE —1 nl nic "@ dron- BA - i_shese rT oe oe ~~ yellow able, P nae Pe -* 30_Clars. funder 1 SE mule. Grand. Since t - oame 2. 1G exc hr nger nig ech 51: ee &: entiem a tus- | 4 i. ba Co... PUL S. Fourt . ef nets: cine r cheap. CHINE 214A ae lin 5671 SUL K Y— : Page high TLD -arkview 2 te 1 size. nn Call piece : lec® : Ors. SU i En edo a ren J ner 20 Ba i 35 - (ec) LIR CO For - __(c99) JULEYS h st nt mot sreci generat wd 440° N E- a] Kensin dro “DAB ussei! Lioyd; bl. chal Ss BED 220K enam wa). co Gilm eaten r fe) 4 ED! nd dres ee PONG ype theo r Sale 99) | _couniti eo Steai. Olive 7 al +lectric $ So oe Olive inger neton.(e) “h good r,| CH Minnesota, nen Fe ndit “Vowel ak — Hd ys ag 3 MA G ha oO “a: 8 Ss; ] a a . 22d ACH st 66 4 (ec) and AL ont IL I See ND easo ion; med and TER once: ent len Ss. . med! ce AIR garage SOR ¢ Pa sT. uplings Pizen: iron e 7004 ec | FEV i, roph Su wal x bR— tion: n YS B Sn MATT OS. 2 n- ennessee, a ba oak: 1 nd Duliding, 37 IALS Be tae ntleman's full an eee 5 See Seana UTFITS—- 8 LOUIS HE ron and wood: n (cD finer Singe sad: | BATTLE cemewer weak “$e. | tome. BD—And wai RESS—46 DAVE nineea, * ve ( Stites _ 3368 new, ull dr ize. | 8 nd ea frm pment. 3x8. 4h S RE! helting etme cn oy 9) dronhe: MA H er: ch (c SATTL 8536 r washi baby 9Gne. Rae oe ii 619 ho NETTE | iverside 32 ry : 3702. iTs SPOSW 3 dress” ic) 812W nk; sOn— 123 ELTIN Keres. ew at SE ead INK eap. ESH 6 N. B ing Ca CHILD’ vers) ter. 4 Kan ¢ETs—— 327 »meope” ; Interstate ~06 ¥ j tan —a 2 853A ‘sult. TA a used Cu 31 _ M 4'2x es G & by Fey [WIN nga . 915 sligh IP _ Broed mach! rria ILD’ — de pow cian aolae: ean aw, pir Va an ; oun ‘Tae : : IR PREP, + rtis arket @) s F in , NG est Dre o k tly LI wa ine: ge “Ss . 196. er en nd A 7 : Wrecking og = onwraset man suite, oskshoer new. PRESSO —Cartis. 8x8. moor ra vontractors Se Op S. 4th. co’, | SEW 6 MACHINE Drpphead, Singer: BED —Co ee LINOLEUM —69 ae eamritice. 483 White baad Com ? : Tae ;almowt new: iatees = | ol new window: ae” TU SXEDO~ ai S10: striped blue $ | ar ‘ Negnate Acme | Curtin: ae Purest Iy adapt Po ao ervice chs, icOP) fine eo MAC “3040 Pace. ——— r; | sees omplete ae 1007 Man —— & i De Tonty. firs (c) 3-Pe. D prices, Le ‘ “2 by A use 8; wood B} __ hat, oa Fine, — eebditic 2 vce A ag Be Electric : tank, ware rns PUMP & sents py mage = on Pumps Sh WING rr ney aoe eee , good sew BED—N Ten a seanmetien Mac- = vavie Furniture Co. — first con ae | Vavenetre Ss os i . J petit — doors: a 2 TT XE) Ww. $5. ‘mediur ion, cond chine ps, hea SSORS .. 221 net ’ MAC tractors” her pu ‘Our L en - {ACHI a che: Ker - - __wonabi ew doub ndition; NA CLos ture Co nw loor and se. UNIT vers vit ; 4 pmpetit all k 1 * Do «= Cab m si a r- | 30 tool ters. oo a r | “HOE MAt INEI servi mDe ittle i ; $12. 201 8. Setters 1 color: (c) Mark ON _E nd es $35 r ck pipe. } AGE &% -vard: arate: VING x & G er No. c99) BEI upstai ash ood e She er ru tables. re. itche #s:al RECS —- 217 condi banne. quality “ bh nd w ay. che § win- a) ° 15. a asolin € a’ on Ci a ‘ rd: ce a, ? ke ‘XJ MACH sibbs BA 8 . airs. machi sprin —— nand ai co wa chiffo n cab gu! a cCsS— on 72 a ton ; ‘ ° vi __ fe) sligh a! ome ’oy ap. } and ) P. fi e en Bid apacity. ad hear a ew : TiN PS . $10. drop tres win aio ne. 2 cg: a ndoah. ngol rdrob — 1- wala ov Dav i cheap. Qbear al cheap, we Tu tly wo see 0 n who are. Call otea 8-in. and 25 rebox poaeee. s. city. Horiz Dp. Ca tn ODA 'M make offe = ) 3507 av eee beds: wood 2321 leo ( - “7 eurn, es, b ~ yd ainut erstuff onette - Dae: al materia ed ee ese at | gai" > ee Se TANKS —aiatint fA a iM A St Phermon Sriceeal Te ave Coltax hed Road, ony il ie | CHINA pers pede, Ax. | 2828: "reser oligh 74, 4sa0 Ea athe ” tzel. eNCE— D w P and el ank cra thes. INC eR COrl Ts. ones Ri fesy 4 4 ’reck- co eet; D .) P paparcamne age swronndhongyee - CHIN N. 9 pee ME e 17 si2w. 16. sliehti: pone lly ay are br ds. mgt prge CO Mic HI veasonat DIN BY. SET piec : | uF. Fyard. from 10 oe | Soar DAL— Special, di ; old: $7. 6128 aif ‘otha BS — ¥ oll a. Sg Fy vette, Wileax & | SEM Bs pene felt. ‘Le ctied; “have ner cae en SOAL RANGE ue enamel: oo = ~_calen TABLE- pieces, $35. 5079 MEO. - ir is TEN rm fae | e n saw aw ing SFY ; rire x - sib} = aN a? SEDROO] vy attire we i sam . C , - 4 : ‘ sage Belt, (9) =e ry ia pmee s Colfax 500e we Po ee he. Te shell oneine. Di WwooDWw OF ga, doug mar | Singer MACHIN alent ures, i aad HE 311-13- of "ail-col Be “3448 RANG E- And wardrobe. pick tbe Compa OOM | oi ond ta. M1 _.. Te 4 oi « A. —~-— . e ~-= ——— ‘. - : ‘ 7 to windoy "ansten c deli “$4.50 up. Peres mine inePoe (8) Laadie. ¢. SHG FIN Olive ACHY. CO facturers: represen tat!ves MA a N ener 2 ME Wileos c ed. 407 BEDROOM aires Saks iain. a COAL cA Sisgsoiia a. MMea!: 3105 Once. te E—— Americ Mebonaid, 4 ce : & ~ , , . ; ——— : “e. r 1OO -— ——— = ( . '” | Conene a 20.000 feet me- AAL | LU ee 0 up: Livingston s $260 | OP macy. SHER % (c) mortisers. band stock rot HINERY. nee is Sees Gibbs serene : Me ‘ TE oa 2 2STBA yg ANG H—Superio “blue enaine pining? - at | SET Oni au walnut, , y a ca t di- 5.2 > ana? . $5 nda - ach aw hat n . a ral ome om ) eces: —£-——- o . 1. ! c : in bulla in: must | “SS 5 Delmar 277 peace. S80. Epis New } RICES y* 3686 |” icone uonera, on hand, both new bany_4960W, sae ioe ome ee AL RANGE Oxi r. $20: good weston ae roy before nor a * co Ses: $5 ‘ie=Standard, sete 98.78 p- | Sid. prt ey os UNCHAN T erdptien It saws and ra, saw tables. SAFE— SAFES | Stable R00M_ EE’ —Very reas war Bt hee 3000" Meal, con- son OGM other furnit ae , pe: —e a whit co on; Car r | mut: G ROC as. 4 ie 2418 co, | Ma + aeeagg Wid. E _3203 M clon te angler. i (c) EQ saieae =" Sa —t Scale 2g iy Pah ey and up: mith, 433: sche, beaaiieds cmamimael® “sar eat ae 1ame!. Oxi? rugs. Ce ew Fe Fd | _ te) irket on je ge ee BOILEF eramec_ a 0h. Main a ble 3A s Co 5 8; eX ] nut, M BU in . 350 hair i. an And” NG ROO! ippe a ie 2s s glad Indie TINSER—" NG WV _L Ande rnitur an er Co., Natio Ib. t inch 7 i firs of th othe tank and nted 888 th th - & pi ITE— -— 7 12 iC ll gel ON R “7 4803 M wa. “piece: a ee a if. ee. —— 51 F peer 1} 510 »" in 6206 nal T est; ~ by STE com one r ma s. cat ry e FT er f eces ; Bea ras OMB 1 ch ANG urnit D F SET ' mal of er we to kne er ; Centra e'. Live ER Wid- 41 ‘ ci chame Ww. BI 0 M ube man y= BN. 17+ f! aie ae cae le | 230 696 T oat-D ab urniture take utiful (c68) INA eap, GE—Goed eam | DERE ntal —Onk * x y al $73,008 jet chang —- | orth xchange | tEAD aple, S Co. peed x 17th ret ch y 21 lal. in- more otal “Ww ispa B anne. ure, $175: . French _ ename TION . 1420 new } Roo - pugs. ss) « en the S ington Mo , Sendeventor tam a toe (sect auromot farm “Market on au SoMBIN ee Ts: » Co. Larkin: | == ane holce: be tir | St. Louls then the co EDKOOM RET- rage; cheap. 3 $395. Soni _#*0: “Raxce Ain me ate mane fink mesp. c | : d. r. ___ lr nomasnrage ile. 51! a IN 135 | wire = Te (OO ne TH . = ; — ‘ entt iON H. A uperior, pm. OO . Ss r a enators b a 7 M Lin 5617. aiag Bi4i North, CH ATION cadet. _i- a wt, __eee) wapa REE > in oe “omplet 27 | COM ah pias By S. Jefters “* 2 * peeee — ES row Ts en’ s 17 sal — North ex ket IN _E- N won e! sh ashe! ene quemananen Fae nd oe ai pers c saga oth Gravoi ; Aen new: le _bedr RINAT - ves: i effersco blue — netit ET—Ele Ys like 4 '§ of P ig 4 zee. suit, (c8) | CASH GOL beeen Mar- 2-5-10 opwi sis TOT — ——— ombi er | BED sev moa tarde; oom set in blue TION iy coal F S _Fur G-ROOM 6 ric W ittsbu j coats: overco CASH D AN ae — CUNC! h.-D. m KRING Bit —— —_ — ned. ROOM _ Sidney Qk awa eap: COME » enamel! ANG 444° canae. 2 ae urnlsere —— A HE rg j E Appe| 3135. sui ata, ru “paid b 8 oe ) erage Ly otor. 12 MA- bells] —-- ——— table b SUTT E_Goo * Bid re Co. faan MBIN A’ ionly § 7? View 2 NING Co., ent in RTS N , man, 4 Au $8 -10 | a= Agen ne Go ILVE me gh Se °31 Mer- | nie . io and r ed. >—Good ney 165 2861 ee OR $60 wick Pg Pe ts SET aa ieee: $45. be: TH Paid 4061 to call ry Co ' sitive famor a Rn OONC Ww ;, = i ler- } ——d re -_-——: _gate. rocker springs od as GOK. ccyy ne RAN », 100 Mes D sed _Bte —To Dar f | : 2; ; | iN =S = SS | eprings and. mattre (pINATION” = ere ali | aus : ata oe 4 the ing La E K ape for ladi Page. 1) CASH 612 N “aie eo wid a N RETE M bac kh ——— — a ili eell mat Qvenaine 1 Se exohan E atet G ROO ane. ins rdner 5 mg —_ sh es’ an ) vrok paid N Broad Bro oid. oi _ Grand. IXER- oehring. | Hit =—— =—— a DROOM cheap. tress. nr | COAL R x & nee “igy ‘ated — Cal ust M8 Wha . wh ’ ' Fig ee ad gen- Olive en 1 for ondw adwa ati- UNC rea —Sm x.) Hy — Oe — Ame —Li 807 chair ¥ 201 § ANG aa4, wee: aban “61 S _— us t have | ich piratio : hoe yo)0° in Call , ive ewe) cold av vy Jew- Oa RETE 4 all J he — a Me rican vine Wen 4 RANGE _ Setters EB Fae? D y 51 t once. Al ve will n for ¥ East 25 min Bo- HIGH st rv adi apilv std kiar MIX ager. beta . e == —- ple an wain reom t- $330 oe rreon lue ar INT: 197W 1 7 f. u FS am ver. x) Cc - wt. Sun ~~ 19 | poem we gman | 1 pec d i ut m end {¢e) ce Bri enamD tG-R : room appear in : be 33: al and ve ‘S ediee. nesons ert onds TF oe: = ONCRETE wir s “7 ban. - $Sis0. oF | Hil @id IE Wi = Bidtsst Pes ha i ee wets: COMBINATION - mre ‘& Beach 6 mad ae ; a c . a 1 1; m n E : ih Hitt sur oD. v droom s- cc ain “ah ] aie ier =r eo gat te are ke oa : Tia acs sia it ae oa hk ‘tee al maa wea | gta aie oer St | of . at. d eve- HO inler, gold, br C rket at. a T go ©. iges hb Hit — OM Auction sets 405 __ fer Pp TIQN nings, 45: goo grains nuvOomM Tegel a peer fuani J = i Jewelry RSES 705 Proker ONC RETE Lindell 26 Hache ty” Ra 5 tiit- Wit Co pisiel | ih Bi Bto-tas | SUITE —Bird’s-e: Co. 3507 COMBINA’ 4°) enon OA N. | ae 3; Ba aon ww « Cc wet sacng oepeobi oe hoes, nik ah = ge AND V t. | Teatler TE MIXER—Me a 'Go'* 3685 Kh OS er hin BEDROOM & Merket Bird's-eye maple. — TION RAD Ldke th. | china t Oe ee sth at, Americas : “ playe aban t ik shirts. men's HARNES For 8 EHICLES re ailere or k for “= “capr + So | "i ‘ Mid Mdecorated Th Se og AEF. eieestiae aaa = i OF agigcpn «Aire, 00 ” ales Levy Ts s si vat 2619 wagon 3S-—& al _3620 L icke wong’ medi ron wix i Mm i ‘ainut. - be —— Be alers nemel; N 473 HE KK. ~} | i two he is i: is f { agon: Seve 6 C Lacied issen- ee ate de — spring ©) ERS — rankil e Geo ad Hil iH ' 4-Pe ” Avvoly rr’ needle BINATIO on, — Bi a. + t ure: AET % ¢ SE ne la gc. 3705 lov s yrat Clim x PB ree | | alr . i cs — 6 electri 4155 N a7 ue ¢c) dLN no 4 a el es S Washington, HORSE —Goe XE ne? om Dieckmann, 60% nax jaw crushe “(c08) | i Ss it Aa Walnut Bedr i “Kings. COMBIN ATID mc “ait vealynet TARLE—6 WwW 4 aa _ reasonab) y: 1522 00d orse. wa. oe 109 - os, =f TS; e id i 8) snuevconsejiae oo et. + a, | er as |e a ta Heart bo = e rofession: it i 5. Raheoees: Sees eee haat eo. |Seee Bar # % : __ lain. o Vor 5 phe hy uy) iffo anit oO te ie) “a ; wo ( % Ye eae — di rge t $1 Or i UN robe y N and rent OU PAT 4 g S042 Wroming. ai A peta — Sanday. | sBport hy [ES—DIES it ll 4 ittortengr chittorette, naar COMBINATION RANGE Blue —_ os ities a ett. Ultrel. li ing. Pog coins. Taam a. mh reat unity one . = ssinect H(t OO fll - itfareste aaa end tien: ATION 728 L—Blue en oo a viy— Bates ta! ‘ . X ike new oe HORSE i oo muat — amber- jc. STE sekedes sand ee ae Hi LAS | ae SAVE § and ety — cant_of _—- “RAxor—t _ Mare Me fj — 1s a a * — Bute eee Garfield —— mad Te cheap ep) 78 K BE oat ose ge Hi) y e€ | iH BEDI E $200 —_a BINA TION —— . Varreim coed con we mea SUIT : y O 3 ¥ * . . Mond ms WAQGO avy m , #10 il KW A +R B nd Che ta Hii SO Hu a Samp 200M fu h , N agi. 1 b }- Pa, Fees urr , : ‘ Day ay. __ sell ch AGON rms 0 al Ay Ol etnut ae ; ne reese e suite! OU see aa} RANG jock ! ’ even alee. Cab ‘Gano. Be RE oe | 8 210.18, 20, vob. & Generate _ Ht : Hit for $450 a a waitiet, ke MBINATION RANG tien” iridge ie bo aebh Ter ube, bol bol | T HHT “a ‘BRASS BE 507 “and — ¢} | Sues erate: separate Quick | fe) OR a SNS AS ata : art On N Hi any terme EDS, $5.95 ens “fiewt-cl ia “oven, “BAN8 AC iit UN 4 -claas : HY Co. = it ‘ e Hi ION R E ealgn br 5 COMBEN -wa condi (et * —— i BREA! xCH acs AT — =— == Ht SAKFAS ANGE beds; | _1* ar ae automa == == tH pu Tih and Marke | tabadie. * Se } = — 4H Founta} ~ SET r4M E. ° , BR n el “hy! ark . ——— —— —— yf FAKE Ww ae ft o st Re SS 5= i so24M. 4203 SCTE Sammi ta | ret ane.” Siete r , ——— citi iii BRIDGE-1 <4 Herrin te a eel : tein all . = i erection Sal + Ce black. a Tintendeisine~ — —- an an26 large = first-claae ral === BUFF r. “sy * ri eo See <n — Reund BURP ET —Onk ew, 561 ae COMBIN — g © -—» | Oat oe new. ON RANG _ 2e4i Cail (c62) pT ay combination ES Mon ag ny — day. | dition : all le BoaM ogee (eh. wham ae “g a a. 3) ii i time ® in lar . of apt Sng ey

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Cates rtU “RNITURE ‘te dining r Semanal pn Teo - = BUY RECONDITIONED furnished = 8 “ooTn rugs "~ reasonal « *se18 : ea ast os reems g Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE EE pee =~ nn ne —_— me —_ ie ety Fhorne Catent c} es lh 50 roomMe high grade 24 : Auct ior, chiffor'ter rugs. biuve ename! Quick DO t chen tabie and chairs ‘ fax 170l, ¢ ~~ = oe DRESS» AKER s FORM- Adiugtabie a ete _ china and aif - . 4029 ) Lindell. | ELECTRIC . eer as new. cheap 0 Sn ee ELECTRIC washer exreiler: _ condition. $40: guaranteed 2623 january _—‘: WaASHER—A B C exce len: rea’ bargain for cash Grand 526) 3935 C ‘artiemaen {ted EL ECTRIC FPIXTL "RES-—E} eran: Colonia! center and side Drackets for many pur- posers perfect con dition aera Pe: REIS Rael ELECTRI: WASHERS—F. oor SamDies bareain. ‘si l4ndeii 7320, Monday. a FURNITU “RE—4309 Collewe io) FUARNITORE—3 rooms ieavineg. nity. | Se day. ‘Coifax 15163, mr. oo FURNITURE—and Qu S217 Park av Grand fe) PORSTTTRE— Buck gas range. A. B.C.) washer 52194 Cote ee FURNITL RE—3 rooms 3 for housekeeping. 2905 ay tte. FURNITURE—Bedrooem. digi room and kitchen. Call Sunday. "5318 Gaston FURNITT" RE— 5 roome et oe can ton 2533. 5270 Water Ben rt a, RE— 34 'GaS RANGE—Modcers. Bri ar NITURE—ten __Sipion. $337 Duke. |GAS RANGE—Quick Mea: + S008 cor ; 18424 _ Wright fe ; GAS RANGE—Bi ue enamel 6 | burners | 23-inch oven. _ Wydewn 465. e See deorern. Charter oak | grar: nearty new 4800 © Spalding ec) Gas RANGE—Scua-e biack Guick Meal. | good. $5 SISA Sidney |\G45 RANGE—Bice ename 4127 Russe! Gas —~— Mea. silently asec. SCargain spt GAZ RANGE E—Gariand high oven 1s __Lindell 40466 4115 Magrir: as: GAS RANGE—Like aee tove. 3 burners. $4. Grand 4 “AS RAN > E—YQulck Mea! Rich oven. and beg davenport. .3530A Vista Gas RANGE-——Riue ename Quai ch Mea) side oren. J34°4A Cherokee ondition high oven. ename. en etm 3°. gas view 434i cenditein $35 mer N 20rh , Gas RANGE—aiae oven. good very cheap | 3.5 Ashiand AS RANG —— ot ick Meni ile new all 7 Lafawrerte i- Ae eee ee nme le ee Mo | Sag RANGE em re 4-burner. / Ste. _s7S8 A reer Gas RANGE—Raccoilent $4 SHAR = — | _—Romen: 3a58~7 _ aS %: (Ga RANGE—White erame! — i. r...eGe, reasons bie “33: 3 Park EPS : ay TOAL RANGE— Cheap a: ANG sien cxcnatiad © . GAS RANGE at « banesin mde even. good as 10286 phe} geo ats Ten oer 637. eam ree Gaa Ra xrGt— oe anti ‘* tw ——, oniffinter. ‘ane. table Gaa Lea iow obi ‘18th and ¥aghington. (ce5@) | BEA a 7. } 22 Oregon. “a Laundry TB 0) | Union’s Exchange Store fr» 935.0) 18) Rxchange Store -FURNIT EXCHANGE STORE, S. E. COR. URE ‘AT LOW PRICES AND ON EASY TERMS FROM THE 7TH AND MARKET STREETS oe Sc nn Tal Four-Piece Walnut BEDROOM SU eee 0 Union's a 2 Store ITES $5.00 (‘ash $100 an $150 Valu Uni COMBINATION RAN GES aa. $10.00 cass on’s Exchange Store a ae $2.00 Values .. (ash DRESSERS— All speeghen* $20 to $40 $15.00 «. Cash Union's Exchange Store ee See $1 00 $2.00 A 3 ibrary Tables .. Oak Dining Tables — CRETONNE AND REED FIBER BED a $100 Values Union's Exchange Store $50 Cun H EATERS— -ALL KINDS ’ = Values D5) & S10 cas Cash” Union’s Exchange Store Three-Piece Overstuffed LIVING-ROOM SU vanes ... $75.00 ¢ Values Unica’ s Exchange Store ee WALNUT FINISH METAL DA-BEDS $20 to $30 $7. 50 Cish $1.00 Values Union's Buenas Store Values GENUINE “KROEHLER" | VELOUR DA-BED $65 Union’s Exchange Store Walnut | _ Walnut Ex. Tables oe ‘tenes CON NSOLE AND UPRIGHT PHONOGRAPHS $100 ‘$35 ee Values Unton’s Exchange Store Five-Piece Enamel] fast Suites -_7r 2f €e eee & © tS Ts CABINETS ae $15 2% $1.00 Union's Exchange Store — c oal ‘Ranges Chifforettes ——— FU LL-SIZE BRASS BEDS | $20 and = | $30 Values $5 ow Union s Exchange ——— oe $35, 35.00, ges 3 fi Babr Carriages ......#10.00 Kitchen Heaters .....$15.00 Gas Ranges ..........$20.00 Dining Chairs ........$2.00 Dressing Tables .... @f Bow End Beds CHIFFOR $1.00 Cash Store Uni anal $25 and $35 V OBES —WARDROBES Si 0 Con on’s Exchange Store alues IRON BEDS—SPRINGS Values wi to ° $i 00 oo Was Union's Exchange Store Union’s Exchange Store - ~~ ee a To = oe WGE—S$5. itchen cabinet. - — $3 — beds. $10 each. inc-uc- s and mattresses. us Seber gruicies regeona Dit . 3810 _ Delmar. rks. 2c must be moved on account o: : cheand Seuth End Hardware Gravois a* | RANGES—Severai new eas ranges enameied at en extracrdinariiy of price a.l well-known makes. (Charter Oa. Buck's and Quick Mea. South End Haré- ware Co. 28 Gravois av. Sidney 223. Sidney 1655. BUNOGALA ‘W GAS RANGES—Severa! a- enameled Scngalcow ranges Brida Beach. Buck's Charter Oak and at & specia. poaecne arice: GAS & STOV B—Ané earner davenetie. eee new. Delm 7 Park™: J Gas STOV &-—Biue Quica Meal. 404° Nebraska ec TS GAS STOVE— RE th-and Market sts 1007 Market =e. eek cave FEAT ER—W ‘ison. ison, $15 HEATING ING STOTES—Two. 2 2849 Keokuk REATER—tLarge Buck. 1802 S. Sch. HEATER—W eon, and coal. “ange Of ‘ head. 1 #09 ran? 4owndraf: 3207 41 ca Facr Detroi it Jewe. Eads. Grand 1778 HEaTER— Yr gon oo hor, 3572 Tennessee cheap. se ice rugs and |GASs WATER HEATER—Ruwud automatic. . HEATING STOVE—charter Oak. piue ‘enamel. psed 3 _months 4433 N.2is. HEATING 2 STOVES— 2 Mrst-} as goer ar a ‘Ttight good berger 3819 Moore Sé72A Bambern good conditipn econd:: as ATER wperior: EDA. 49864 good as > Bridge and Beach anc Roberts 3733 Wroming. 6 tn GEaTERS—Two Charter Oak. 3622 HEATER Ducks back of stc eae HEAT’ TERS = ~~ al seror radiater. $k ——— HEA TERS—Screrter — anéd bargain 1212 Shenardceb Lars ue om bina:ion ea reasonatl rr mada?S ecm Monday. 2071 ¢ HEA TERS _® — other »inatieon range. > ve Shenandoah HFATER—Kitehen. white Mea’ k'ndler sttacament enamel. Quick 45314 Kow - biast perior eat- have furnace Te8s- _Ar Lagion. : ‘nm @rod camditics ' a m. before 1 ecieck 40114 - ie \TER—Buck » bot goog condition bea‘er ‘tke new -a’l efter 12 283 Sidner 1858. BEATING are Le nee . Dresden. _ HEATING STOVE—Superior 38: rd conditicg, 4317 Duke HEATING ; #SToOV eae mest new _abie 4048 5 a ay HEATING ~eason. —— #TOvES—2 Qacec! , ae. on COOKING sTOvV ‘WEATIN bie” > = = ine HEATING sTOVE—- sce and corsbimation store. D1 ROOP—$il- wicker strouer 5894M $s. $1.50. 5883 chifto- waker ry chair. $2.30 CaBINET—$25. water power $e 2129 Ruseell. “A BINET—Sideboard. _ cheap. 4961 Aghby. Be ag Ca Binet —Tabie, _ Adoly 1314 5 Marcus CAST [NET— Whe Wick Mea. i gas store willow go-ak breasfast 4 anc 2TaF O8A new very chear End Haréware Coa.. idney SSa *dnev Manogary "ee. -mpten. c} 4 TABL E—“hiffonier cniffor oe hea Db no d*a.ers 4047 North S ‘a 2S LIBRARY TABLE — Mahogany bhogany Ggavemette set. 53 im any 4 Parkview 1238s — , “IT B—Overstatied x12 ? sea cr oss 3311 i Texas +. SUITE—overstuffed 9x12 perve “1 ) a Te ‘TE—werstuffed. also -?20 Chippewa TTE——Stere, bed. cheap -wyy 4 LIVTNAS BR ROOM SET—Morair overstult=~ e 5 . bond om cleaner 8t [TT E—2-prece over- afternoore except Sundar not be ING-ROOM SUT TE Warhogany aac pervect comdition. reasona Die. s. LIVING Birwom FURNITURE —Beantful cnc ats furniture. cane ‘ack and cenels. aeed «bert rome Liv ING ee SET—Xew stufted . tens RS Com , new - PARLOR HEATER— Bea utiful: air =~ like new 4460 Gannett. ey ST ITE—3- piece TOS Chippewa. PLAS aas ‘arge leather ——— Ti ; : - t “ es leather, $15 t ‘ES—Pair silk velour. dive and n. $18. Sidmer 20°72 Buck goed condition. 15. NS. 20th. . cheap. 4342 Deimar RAN GE—“ompina‘ion woul-gas all Dive. ike new $15 11°94 Walten. RANGE—Biue enercei coa! acd «ftchen cabinet. 2332 Men: «omery Ra NGE—Gray es i combitaion: cheap Call Grand 292 ci ‘GE— Bridge & Bea. —~. ost ~om bina - ti new da: Murdock. Ra’ > E—Quick Davis Furniture Co RANGE—O _— ng gg $35 Terie Fura RANGE—Cole’s high-oren condition. $100 2503 Secon. RAN Br aND HEaTSER— heap 4374 West Papin. RANG E—6-hBeote bive steel tckh M 4208 De Sote ay¥ - . — RANGE—Sice enameled 4854 Page. Al condition ~ombina “on ype age Oak: water front. STOVES SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK Gee Range: renewed Quick Meal. Gee Range. 6-burner $218.30 OLIVE STREET ... 935.008 hae eS = wee: > “ee -_ Bn eon ce —-— Vit-—And werk at gut om ties. 5141 Nerth Various etyies an! *ross. Bets g OFFICE FIXTURE CO. ‘ec; ete So at 5114 TRat half price. Chicago © ) Finaey. R! TGS Rarasnusian “Herati. Oxil om rth and hall sizes: talf cost: Wine and AxImineter Tues. Si5 xp. Auction Ce. 3507 Lacas. SEE Levy first for goed and secondhand furniture. SHADES—i3. $10. 1224M. 4707 St Levis SIDER ARD—3I6314 McRee. SIDESOARD—Oak: like new 5S. cal Monday 2723 Lafayette. = SINGLE BRASS BED—. *% ' ae com >iete Pores: UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS—In god créer = and uD Fact 1t¥ SWEEPER — _ new: will sacrifice 1530 © lara. vaCUUM “LEA” ER head wi }«adi- | ‘en “abery S581 co} FaCUttUM CLEANER — Pine condition. like new: secrt . SZRil Victer VACT UM ao — Piece sam>ies used ~~- a BR. so™e ae 7 = =? Moner ure Morton Zi Ce. IL? Olive VANITY DRESSER— Bevel walect e Sig isccunt nerer WaARLROBE— Mirror door shy. 229 5 Jeftereon os = w ‘gq SR waah noe al Federal $25 «a> Padus 1517 WASHERS 4% mea) ena ae gow dtp _.._ eae. Marts F955 = —erend_ WASHING MA i. Te eee ‘- in A etd a eer | WASHERS—THOR rf Fed. - $400 cass ond Oe x 34244 Olire. — ic. 1 = oy, Bong RY a uPLEs a $73, ‘2 TYPE. TURNISHIY , co. 23 ~~ iISgs ¢ can Cat a? oa ~~ AUCTION TUESDAY $15.00. Range, S250. and Refrigerators si Cost. Complete Home Liberal Allowances Made on Furniture eee Walker-Armstrong H. F. Opposite Public Library—1306 Olive St. {ec FURNISHED | FLA +. ‘ook FURNITURE wre — for af winds of £ =". "EER comtente of = teen 345. W ASH ER— ¥ acer al io. 31S WssHiw> MAHI NE—@ee-- cellest conditien. bargain. Marks. & Grand " a ASHERS —the_ Marteaz. Ther Lagn- ’ Grvette ectea! termes Marke Biectrec ‘oo. ory 2. Grand. ay aS MACHINE—almetal- wav ide on . oon i—_ — gy ny =o

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J sited OCTOBER 4, 1928 SUNDAY , 2s 900 AUTOMOBI LES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. Bi ae ¢ ' Plumbers’ Plumbing Supplies POST. 3." 9 PLUMBING AND HEATING); 7 A U T OM OO BIL £E:.S | ae A U-T- So RB Gos iz IL ES a 4 - SUPPLIES AT WHOLESALE et | “Goaches. | a to 4 ‘Ber cent sa ~ Biyerngn ge bn + hen Hg FORDS WANT ED NaASH—Coae 25 eel Drakes; per- | —____TOUpes «s sinks. lavatories. closets. fect: was s*Siiso. “eel $830. must be seen. o sea Coupes For Sale Coupes For Sale ; like Dew: cant tli twas avec | tion: S100. Cail-Sunmy sm” er! $1650, Cut to $795 | Dba {3PoOom outfits Dir De and rt. : To MD South: vende, cam: 400 rong. AGS A Alask a ‘ ' Moncay Ant 4 3500 HT tetta. pew. . = ! of our enamelware is “a” sters ourmngs : upes AKLAND—192 posi Fun: the price is right. $375, | Monday. Ant. 4. 3500 Henrietta (ct agh- $40. a , quality and guaranteed for 5 eedane: 400 gees F positively highest . oo run vay Ss: _Pagitively, tks Terms. Money-back guarantee. PORD— Coupe, 3 months oi: must wei. okt oom B ~~ 9 eee Saree | THEVRD | mS ; . rs prices paid. Mr iller. owner could bp \ y 3422 Lindel! iS Years Appy before noon today, #146 Hur- . 7 S ones : = »-Piece Overstuffed a on : 3 ont / ‘ ot drive: balloon ye NEWELI THEN R¢ ulte . ee a ‘ c f water Mont 1752 , . : 4 4 30 ; phrey. Grand 3364W. mare, Say Same, woking. Seen Sees ~ a ~\ gee : —- any fixtures ‘pellers. anelens Rouse at GRAUPNER, 3418 Locust. Open Sunday. SOi> Locust in Business | 3 ING SUPPLY ©O.. 1121 Chestnut (99) | priced at 5 gels: » naay eats late model. beau ciful ear. KISSEL—C. oupe: ‘Reeds little repairs: we | | HEV KOLET ae . * Q _——~ SSS ——— J MOTOR U man r 4s ir vera i: 7 * ti , ¢ - — ae ee Store ana ee $100 to $1500 spot - > € a — ee or like new: want to ge give any ae E nd ang tke ae cheap new Goodloe Motor Sales. 5877 Dei- j AMBRE RT GRAY ES Ine anak By . potas. Pens ’s Exchange Store i Bethel “Radio "S09 Morriace, Cabriolets For Sale GRAt and make best poe i Ag eg ce} _ 4035 Lingeis. Lindel: $600. = CHEVROLET—Readeters. 1023 1924 ethei Radio 4% rrisor : a. ; us Open 5 | = aera ——~ ~ - . - 1 ——- Roadsters. " = nee 6 7 =TS—Bought. sold or e . mote BUICK “MASTER © SIX. A fe - ¢ ane ness coupe, late model, | ber: FORD——Coupe, late model; guaranteed 90 MAXWELL—Lare 1923 coupe ; eord tires, models. We have some excelent care TOOLERS i is — lane? betin fe ban ee Cabria! late mode! te new. C t HNU RE BUICK OLIVE aoe een. Cal Sic Tat. Gays; small down payment, balance 52) _ gray body. Ttmdell 6145 | of this pepular make: all clean, good ot e E — . Ap ’ : a : “ SL SS Morrison. 1 cee | T1306 sae 1odel Like ne sail at SC 4 J ; AT 30TH LODGE— Coune. ~ 59 hy 4 Bue er. ~ weeks: new paint and in af “ " : se PN eRe ' . je name reak- ef ght ‘ — arenes fier SSTage, rear. eT 1 Waahington terrace. fe) ne neer. £000 | P ils extras, MAX FL —ir4 coupe: oneal as new: | tors and appesrance: resi ™ Me | sone woler. " ss @@e0e82e $14 00 4 r ; at | S-¢ iw S ner 3, ter — aes oi * 5) 1Q2 5 Ry tive. DODGE Business coupe: - — . — ‘Coupes, - Bt'>ee tempers new SA.¢. 1erms. Le lm ar 2347 4650 has son _Bunday and er rening?, VE i ee a “ * - . Toad i. wtes anaes pongo ican $12 ae se “ “Oot wic cle WILLY8-KNIGHT—1925 coach: new, run tion: also 4- Dassenger "tae °) i LSS 95 2] 1% bertect motor, $165. oF. —-— - - - (e532) Chevrolet Roadster, 19735; a re = ——— = “ae, ner ar as ge — iss 6 meothe, sesvens death. Delmar) dition: terms trade. yah 4 P nes hie A gins. Sis . $21: $55 down, oy MAXWELL COUPE that will go at «4 4 re; : as ' nick 9°; brt 5 38 ing*om, Tear. me agg PO SRE BS ATS “7 real fires buyer. \ ‘ ounte: ; ‘eo RADIO—Five-tube Bremmer-Tulley, in Al ve S - $500 e — ares. pees DODGE—Coupe. 1920: new oe op rns | FORD——Coupe 1923: good engine. A. C See this bargain at PRINC oe MO- | to me ' I, Seaktin: Bameont °: sendhtt ten ea! tarnett. 579° West. vow eo ee | geod: $350: terms. Maxwell. 4106 Oitve. | rakes, , rber . 6912 Gravo Price $44 - ; ; ' ; 39 ; : . rai - +2952 bs ~ “hs Ba: 5 on WJ i Bu ‘es T is r eal ly a new ear Cou For Sale (e7) . b: x d Liasslers. ae or ~ aDepr vere, A nae! TOR a :Ts 14. ; $44 NEWEI t 16 Yeare 7 oo = 3 ——- : . r ne? 4 : tc} if ou nt a real bar ain sii aoe ae BSS > ang renter a -~—" Garo and stop! iene : _£00d tires. Ap- | - . | ; $1 00 if is ier. upright RADIO—_Kenned. cae aie oe “ Te ge oa Bw z BUICK 6-Sieune: sade 48. completely DODGE—Coupe: _2- pass: on) ly 3 months Pry _s 3292 S. Broadway, Sunday c) Maxwel ¢ oupe i ate cant hia 36 ieee ssa oo | : 1 : ‘ ; : Eu . 3" - Vernon. ns hares ree Ame) o -_ oo ri : eal “ oa 4- ~y lin: ler. - . Pau pate a iaute . rignt paint: + — tires: " 4 ® . ~ " : : Cash é f ter Pixtus ' leutrodyrne. 5XL. Darton: new -' NEW ELL rooe — sn Busines “oe ¥ a ‘oar fect Par te par. DODGE— E—1924 business coune: enamel. mo- | trade your old Ford: tern Open Pet West Side Buick Auto Co. DODGR— ~ ta ae $175: $50 down. ae . Nast eost $95 take $35... C ADTI. Lac C AR —_—— GRATPNER 291% Locuat. Oren Sun dav. tor as new. $695: others. 4390 eh day Downs Auto, 5885 Del imar. (cd3x!} KINGSHIGNWAY AND McPHERSON. rune rood. 7h Natur Bridee. fe? a ‘ ah > Loe *t Bomont 11? 7 BU ICK—Cou late mode) inneiiiaranteanaratasienituaatiliiaeasaiaitia athe ~ ) | PORD—Cou . 1921 $iv5 18923 205 De mar 3206 : 5 o = nd DODGE — Readour— nods B1eS. : ba s Exchange Store tube: with battery eon S" MODEL 8250 o7 yi ee | guaranteed: Pome | tune DODGE—C oupe; beautiful 4-pass.: like real good bata ina: terns. Open Bo - PB Ne OT trade, terme. 1825— N. ~_e | z. . ie acrifice. Call Victor 3617W Good paint end ti res: terms $100 down Dal ck 2837 N. Grand. Open Suncay. _ ‘ a pong gee ey “wi Duce ee oo FEE: Awe Cal Ce. Lyrae Look! Maxwell Coupe DODG E-—Roadster: good condition; cheap: “ Ser eH S137 _L en ae oon 1g 2% og ~ he ROL | rifice.' Call 3222 Locust, Mr. Wice. (c) FORD De Luxe coupe: 4 ye Yes. a 4-pass.. practically new car: has| 175._746 ewan, Partviow_ 3208). i set with tubes. battery. $} J . > balleon er: guaranteed 50: terms. ‘ PN pe gy tn pt —- —~—— 3 e coupe: 4-pase.. late mod- ie : rect — * 5 Sr adie ceaeleg See: | ane ieee eaten: Galleon | ee. Suen: 7 “o SCHNURE BUICK, — ,3'4VE,| ptiedeemhtense ghee Bay Pot’ tee ane eNge 8700, te centres, | Ege a te acude mae Bucs Grose : Home Radio Supplies: 6583 _ HUBER.'2601 Locust. Open Sunday. | BUI ‘K—1924 coupe: fine condition: “price Dodge coupe. late 1024: balloon tires: |_6933 Ove. terms. Woods vour friends. You'll wet it for 90. On.| TOK. Jtwemn af Sarayems Aiwers - - sipeeeisabacsiaiaieidal right ase arage ~ rk. DODGE. = aoe + . 1," a ov. Wok what rou seve ®. trade’ “ @ -Kent. 4-tub t 7 > » fc} E—Coupe, 1924. if you want th: | Fc RD—Coupe, 1924, and confectionery, °° , 3 ag ig om . 7 aan cn on 7 TArH BUk K- —~"o Jpe 1924: 4- pasBenger: = > ~ : 4 inn, cha \ gees ret sat ic Ee ——_—— raga ee: ——» Model ; : bom uily equipped: guar- RR aul an stock this one goes at $775.00 ai : or mabomany . poll er fiat. coast-to-coast rece ving ae+: th offer 2. down payment: balance monthly. *"teed as new: terms FOR! 'g—Coupes: large assortment 22 Th ffer is good on! til 20 FURD—Roadster, ; @xcellent condi. &e -— ‘hune cabinet. sates. oft cs open for Ii mited time [n order — intro- Four mon ths old: like new: cheap: terms Tr 3422 Lindell 15 Years DE ! ‘XE AUTOMORILE CoO. 23. 1°24 models: $150 to $375 terms odie ae 14 yw =~ | tien. 4201 leat ie?) 6 . 721 N. Tth__ ic99? Guce and advertise this new and won- chet TED RAFNUSSEN, 2218 NEWELL 3015 Locust in Business he 310% —e 3118 Locust. Hy. itehiman Auto Bales. 6149-51 Easton “Soo 500 , iE | PURD—needeter oo condition: | 1823 NKLI maho~any. aeae - sea derfu r] receiver in your local ty write for . BUICK COUPE mont 281 2x a Ope n Ex et ings. | a aoa ——— 2282 3 MOON MOTOR co. &8i 1b “Loc Scot body : $1 60721 Kensington. \ N ‘ pe ue partitions and Ta:.ings. ful rents 0 seem aD be Mife your Es €* JHE V Re F E T CO ACH. 1924 4 ~ Dod e Busine oe 192 24 am ode): $3 8S prime NASH__A- -passenker ge ting. VORD—secdster: starter, top rishtetd : Ee ea ce : “ ndene Chien — tiful. ear in. exeetient sain’ See 4-passenser. 6 cv. be ecemtitloned and ess _ ode mae Umea y . ot sae Webster 2224 (ey | —lfty outfit; terme. Ottve. = es . ee —____—— a egy . a conalt ; Ae mechanically i if sold ti sO ST + all 2% 5. TISE ert an $525" exceptional: a 19723; aiass ete. st 33; ING T Suita or suty . part payne sy es P ot » Ss good buy. Goodloe Motor Sales i? i etme me Morris, 281 : ~- Mis enameled beveled s¥inz- _Radio Repairing $335. > "ara." y 240. T TE MOTOR C West Side Buick Auto Co. Fam tense: late Tr ; excellent con- Delmar (c) | FORD—-Roe i -gnd chairs: cheap. River- Cc “ENTU RY RADIO SERVICE Re - 4 A ( O., Inc. — dition: new cord tires: Bumpers. shotk ee pes “ae cheap: tre term 2828 ; rebuilding a: ee ie Chevroiet 1925 Coach: a repiev- 3041-43 LOCUST BI. KINGSHIGHWAY AND McPHERSON, absorbers and every feeded accessory: NASH—4-passenger coupe. model 695; ™~ oe -@e Es—Wall cas cases. guaran teed: a'so open ~ indavs 20 1° ined car that will go at a res! OPEN NITES AND sUNDAY?. __.Deimar 308. aoe Cae __. Open Sun day. a wonderful bargain: owner waving city. must eold to satisfy mortgage: $450. | lana, 1459 8. Gr and. 719 Centrry Bid Oy %0 nn bargain to the first buyer. Easy | ——————- — FORD—Coupes: -J3 late: traci terms Cal Sunday morning. 7040 taayton, —Hu per. i | Locust. __Open ! Sunda | FORD—Roadasters: bi less 31 fe} * hen, including ated Tal : = tiga? case . : - RADIO sets nee > als «erected. terms. = ? 2828 Gravoi “. at apartment 1 (¢c) On —— > 6—4-1 pass. I9T2 coupe | $225: terms. te Rs to Rugs $17 hy tin is booth : Open evenings. Radio “Sales. 1025 No NEWELL Soth — a Yeare RI Hi I. ; = 643 East 3B! nd rd. . us for service any time your radio . "OT Ei .- PORDS— id. eo ang ‘tires, ony wa: _— _3 ts 5. 7108 Ci ayton. z= ee a See 0 a 6 4 $12. So gap z is out. of ofder free delive , on CHRY SLER COACH ) Master Six Coupe. This car ip: trade: ‘aoe baa, ae Jetior > monthly Baa tom i ts Lah OAKLAND—1923 coupe: perfect condi- ‘ . | gis ‘acne Rae tteries. Sout hern Radio weshehn” Co Two mont ae, old; s@at covers. extra tire. Fo RD— i955 — . ses? 6 orem. dealers, 3003 Lacust; open evenings - tion: $485. Open enier. 4701 Gra- = S22 8 86 0 0*a8 a . ; "9 » . —— “Sen fui ‘ ioe, 4 y . Uv 0 Su ‘ . — ss S 20r> : “4A ; fo ily equi pped . priced _ Fight. BE LL- like ew Goodlo Motor Ss ] paint 250. cou 1763. weveriy shape: new unda Vs. vols. ie) mers. | WE maintain 2 completely equipped shop MART MOTOR a Denny and Man- ~ new. e aies, FORD_ination 1-4 ~1924 Do ge oach 6 48 BUICK FORD—c oupe, late model, $210. 4623 st. | 38 ears Grand. Always Open. ‘c7 OL ps6. les: $188 d 4: agate t and coffee "grinder: meat biock: $49 Coupe: ilt; original finish: like new; 2OincL oven, Suitable tor : sorms_trat, “Siores sf) Gunes — ETE laries | FORD ines, cme: eater 8125 | Ae OD at uae, PMO, Bel | ER Soeitaiahy Sacyest: 9 obese SSSI eR Pee : Automobiles For Exchange ESSEX—4. 1923. ft “$125. down: CADILLAC-¥ ICTORIA jade aun a S00 wocusy (20K and acts like new | ®s: spare ohuualer oni eae aus | = low ~ el ns oho Sa es 2 318 : ~ & i ene ce - ae = = rry, bargain. 43 Easton. sia Perfect condition. Tires Al: vopainted trade: terms. 2860 McNair av. GRANCH Easy terms. 3005 Locust. | ©4* DE CURE AUTOMOBILE co same ot AEE EE ; : t 2373. aoe trace bhemutiful oe og iano, ESSEX—C oach 6: late 1924; must sell; and renickeled: $438 down, a $60 FORD—i9%4 co — ——e me: ™ food conditio rarer Clase condition. fer used Ferd. any! leaving city. 1206 8. 7th. Olive 1460, per month. SOUTH SIDE BUICK AUTO 1924 coupe: motor like new: and S116 Lecust. Poe ee ews 6 000 eels é eal = ¥: a jewelry. 6 ff sty ie. 843 porn s = es, Se + a ae ae ° CO. 3456 8. Grand. Grand 7600. Open __ $3 25 : terms. £056 Eaxon, te) FORD COUPE : | Romont 2812X. Open Sn 2 S22 6420 20 6 © 4.2 0 6 6 Om ; —_—— ~» “ 5 Te or ‘ : } : pragmagage oman - . > : PER - _ 39th rh 14186 Wii ittier. (co) Sunday. apes Nk new. $275: terms: | OFVEREAN eet 3 , months oer 1 ASEs Three. & foot. at ave. —s oe . NRE. barrain. _ 88 North! land. i 1924; good condition; $365. PRINCE | ~ ises than ae}! olfar 49°93 4736 Natural Rridee For Hire é SBSEX—Two coaches heyih nder 1923 Cadillac—4- Passenger Coupe | FORD—cCoupes, 20 late. $A0 up. cheap. TON MOTOR. 6912 Gravois. _ bargain, Call s0LkA ion feast RS : DUMP TRUCK—For _ hire. Call 3311 models. fully eq pane guaranteed game 61 ’ terns: trade. 2506 S.° Jeffe . (e87 > BR * $505 lable makes of Gas and Coal tage ae ~~ Pine st. Bormont 1775R. =. _133 Lema . Fer: re. fe? new — in: eat oes gyro FORD—fou pe 1925 = ised “short time. at F OU R F ORD C OUI ES | qommes oie =e new ——_ a ee “— - ESSEX—Coach,. 19245 mee 0 Onstrator . ‘ , i cones anal : , ot. ar ores a ain mvt st ‘ ia tod ed iv ’ At tine ves ' . eget, ; be ect: : f ) SES Salta oss yeaa (ipa ! ee c . £: _ me! ay. 4127 Olive. First-class condition: can be purchased | sET ;. ay rooms ue z TOPS—Curtains, seat covers, Badg- ESSEX—Coach, 1923 model. disc wheels MEE HANDLER 20UP Eat ‘ FORDS—10 cou pes: 1925 1924 Ty on the new General Motors finance olan. Rickenbacker Coupe, 1924 ter. + Foal ‘mclosures, pa.nting. trimming of all food paint; many useful extras: terms. . gacd cioaed 4 vas a ous Dom a $150 up: terms. 363] Easton Always open; $175 down, $23.85 monthly. Newly refinished: 4-pass. 4-wheel —, oe others: cheap: inl ; S a Bate Mr. binds aoet ig we Mamet. og et =_ a? M. eens; eo Sue- 2547. 4650 East on _ 9 . “TT ) $137 Locust, | : ——=———_— Bt reduced price bees ) “a ree T __—£ain. 4127 Olive 192 # FORD ( ) . : : LI " __ bide. bs * ane 2 a ~oy 5 reasonabie: ESSEX—C ‘oac b: late +1923 4-cylinder: new CH ANDLER, COU PE FORD—1923 coupe: cheap 3939 West-| Excellent shape: b | STU: UDEBAKER— 1924 spe: beck on : z t] ee . aes Sl ——— a eee S424 Vernon. ppeint Job: orice $560: can be seen at Fine condition; sacrifice $395, $145 _ minster. Phone Lindell 5299W GRAVOIS MOTOR CORP. ; ia oak odel: just lik ) a : : ¥ ut 4 noi r ni " Ne : Uy ‘used Furniture at great SY 18°S rsaltas | comer. “utc? ie ptee Neamt Mer eeee” Wetter Gives 2) GBT Wiheag. ne PAINCEPON MOTOR, Fone coe, ego. gettige, 6100, 8040 Greets ar “Aleaca im. ton | PTUDERARER 1838, : : a m - - = . ~ Z : c : T . cause of Olive St. widening. TURE—On. lot of office fur | “oes __. SEARS Ee Sak ESsEX— Lg2S | coach. received go FE ane CHE ROLE —1034 coupe: perfect: 5 FORDS—1924 coupes, $100 down: 1921 FORD COUPE, 1924 f= * conden: Post: Dig. : J ; x, —Roller end DassOOn tires, Ju . me terms 4 390 Olive. (e7) $95; terms. 3843 Fast : $295. New Duco inten: Vets mood value. iia ae Springs. . .$2 4 Di bear! mg. ti ming geare and chaina. exiles ory $5° 5 for q)! ek sa. ®; year to eey- ~ ‘ . on. a AC aa MON AR H ) Studebaker Coupe! firet- % ; and replace t _GRAU PNER. 3478 Locust; open Sunda See ach ee coupe; cheap. soe FORD— 192 4 co ‘Tike : : CH, 3157 7 Kitchen Cabinets, $18. e: — pice age ae gh trucks. Wagner Gear Co. "3218 io, “ESSEX COACH. — Td are Grand 797K, $295. 43304. “Lindell. a Ford Coupe, 1924: car ts first- ll ory ata at 3305. ; » (c99) Almost mew coach: used very ‘Uttle, You | I — ovivenene 3401 Locust, en tala | antee like new: $285; terms, trade; nev- | Prove { slede _— demountables: 8A0 E BUIC x A CO., 3456 8. Grand. | saving: tenppe of ize rede. Sunday until e ee aod es auto wanted for parts. 2001 8. Sth. , | or _close._716 N. Vandeventer. (56). i ~~ Lacled Grand 7 Open @inday. *. ‘' VES ING * y ei __ Sidney 3790 (c62) | 1924 Essex Coach |CHEVROLET—Coupe. 1924; 4- meer. arter: nieg cor oar; ELT 1) COUPE 035 Lindell. Lindel . 7 na | AUTOS Wid —1000. late; ebigping South. "like ‘new condition; terme, ‘Sb3a"Seis: _ $65 down. Morris. 2810 Ouv FORD COUPES ton chance Locue®. (1) | people after this bareain BSl5e whee te | ues: (c) | FORD—1924 coupe barge! 1: | Late meddle at very low prices, Terme. Limousines for Sale es NTEHED FLAT —8- : be : 7-13 ss. |acro Ww a —Ip axchanes for Sroom bun- ff you ‘know a bareain when vou eee it.) CHEVROLET—1923 coune: excellent con- __terma:_trade, “Morrie. er trade, Morrie, 2810 Ouye, ic} | PACKARD—Enclosed drive limousine’ Ba . 400 cash and ee — galiow. Box A-3 you wie, DS be here first. Terms or trade. | ~~ oun lennon sangeet alt Bios Enright a: a oe Oy | TATE MOTOR CO., Ine. optes ¢ owin: new paint: perfect - : x Olive. 4 CA nd Fe Wtd.—Just sterting, pay cash. Lin TAHLEM, 1035 X. Grand. CHEVROLETS—3 coupes: Ford oo | 3041-43 LOCUST BL. teal dition. Plerce-Arrow bu- __dell 5317. 716 N, Vandeventer, (56) Essex 1924 Coach | reconditioned. repainted: trade or terms. "$165. FORDE Coupes TORT TFS — S15 OPEN NIGHTS AND SUNDAY8(c ___ tors, 4818 Washington” Delmar 145. (e) SCHNURE BUICK, as tore : rhea fk room lower - hairs. /aUroS Wtd.—For wrecking. 4044 Za 4 5173 Easton av. (e) ; - PIERCE-aARROW—7-pass. limousl ; Al} . 875, With heat. 41 Mc - typewriter,» -| _ ton. Lindej' 4917. (cP) CHEV ROLET—Coupe, 4-passenger, 11 a de a ed - a FORD COUPE, ($250 PSs ae price refs: Ca a Bars " NISHI. rompiete about | : ~| Theresa and Gratiot. Central - (e) tbe'Fare* Bel" 0b, “Cen. re Wh oreninae TanLeu Sonor Goi ae So eye id tenes , ae ‘Es 5 dows. balance monthly’ iy ag ye roos pete x 3 5 : ee for | Dargaine in | 1SS5 BN. rand. weed H, 756 0 i oan _tor can Cabeny 3678); or Grand 3830 $1750 Hup, $695 Open Sunday aaa ary See inbion “Tag? Svat $1300 COACH, 9750 swat, isi Eeset ihta, | "ase sem ect Sale pets a paa cae mat | Mi alia 3015 Lecust fn “neiness 6 Manch-«ter af extras: rebored Ve! ’ hauled. wan moter Nners 360: wis. elte, sip’ —_— Al Buick Sport Roadste r’s * night's 1612 Locust. | an eee ae thie car ie in first- i is real value at our ” Want Side Buick Auto Co. 3 ; car. sew; many extras; 6 card tires; terme. — 2118 ‘Case 8? ' wasuington | 7ORD—Coupe | , printed 90,687 Fer Sale “Wante”— GOLDeRRS tne Ss “a . |58,0T1 more then the THREE other 2 YOU SELLING O 7 | | the Post-Dispatch pete } ho repainted erect. 0 oe ey Mg gd ETT—1928 coupe: repainted ated and im Kingshighwa and McPherson | o637 Ne Grands oben wes Bick da)’ $100 cash. 19134 Warrea. ‘HUBER: 2001 Locust. Open Sunday, = Delmar , Open Sunday.

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att: eee hae Ey mere ee “ Te . & es 7 ‘ a Br’... - | CHEVROLET—Tourtng. 1923: needs :ittie oo anger mt ed 4 months: big bar t108 (e7) | Hi FOR Touring; '24 type: $60 down, way e “inter. motometer, automatic air purmp. : i j NO ; _ Goodloe Motor Sales, 6877 Delmar. (c) “i SIDE CHEVROLET co. ' TAght six sedan; new duco, renickeled; sitates leaving city: car only used to and | DOLG ik—Sedan; owner driven; newly ~ : t, 618 Walton. FORD TU DOR (of pep and economical; ¢ sTU DE BAKE R—Special roadster, 1922: DODG FE S—T wo. 1923 sedans : one bus!- in best condition. $395: real buy: terms, 3843 Ea taal ness: in good condition: terina. EST J 'T O k I ~ Pe Soman CHE \ ROLET : = : HUBER. 2601 Locust. Open Suniay. | KINGSHIGH WAY OND MOPHERGON. O ! tu extras. ron-_terms, £010 _§ 1sth shan Sh De olther | S458. (ed weead:, $17 ‘down 10 Oliv ~ hal BRAY. HAMBUE — s $65 down, 28 {Ez (c) new paint, cheap for auick «ale: anes ~PORD FORDOR SEDAN Delmar 2547. 4650 Easton av. — (c53x) Balloon tires. enny scat of | Never again will you have a chance to | FHEVROLET_ Touring. Wives just over- — ‘e derful condition ‘Locust. (¢96) 4127 Olive Selan: $125: terms. Olive. nicest 19 he city; N STEPHENS —— Roadmer, $275; complete. "Today at oe eee SUNT VERSAL, 3401 Locust. Open Sunday, ga: 42992 Washington. (c} repairs: | CHEVROLET—De Luxe “oun Lian § ed much and ooks Hike new gage == Semen HU PMOBILE—Touring ee! : we motor perfect: all accessories; wind- DODGE. Sedan. rae oem gar by FOR D—Tourl ng: condition - bargain $450. FORD TUDOR, 1924 ~ _dise “SIUS“ bic barcaln, | 1" excellent condition: $325: t y CHEVROLET Touring, 1928 - touring auc |. Chevrolet, others: trade. 3605 8. Grand.| gt srw. “ais | B; big barsaln TEVROLED po. STUDEBAKER $225; roar Moris. 2810 Olive. DODGE — Des $825: terms. "wotortate, 1834 FORD—Tourings: iy laricre:, 385 and $100; | attemnamce on — _ shape: Ou ~~ | 43395 Warne av, _—=s_— Colfax 240, | . , CHEV ROLET—Tourl-~. late model. $125: ee arvain; -; 890d tires all around ~— cavers; full bargain: trade: terms, 1829 N. Sth. _ Jeaug. ‘2 Dodae ae gotan. "23; on ain ce 1" xood condi GRAUPNER, hes wy ner se- an: N25 a iJ SHEV ROLE 7T—Tourtin 1923: new Duco, Term plar arort., he UTHWEST N 8 C i bess Lafayette. dan, ‘23. 317 8. Grand, _- it adett A372 od ot all metal: terma. “ick ac'ede, ~ ) ee alan ai 1923: alee car: ic62) mia AD Sedan, 1924; special equipment; tires 8039 Locust. ~ pertect: terms. Touring. 1924: like. new: DOGE—2 “ancines ~ $923, heth in perfect Jient -ondit; Delmar 3806. TEV ROL ET 1924: good condition; $20 Motor yg 5 ent -ondition: | Del _Open Sunday.| Snegial Sedan, Only $895 _ | CHEVROLET 1024. ac DODGE Totring. 1026; conmebeter tide, FORD—Tourines: 1920 to, 1925:~$50 to adil ¢ coupe trade. Webster 2 ats $275: termes. Maxwell. 4104 ‘iitve (e7) BYE Tene, sit $1 grab = a bargain. Beautiful 4-door job, rdinand. FORD—Sedan,. 19.1. Tudor. overhauled: & upholsteriog. ee Sane. 7; | 1-—-Late—Dodge roadster and "touring. __extras; sacrifice, 3416 Wroming, HYP M: ee 95, S75 4 disc wheels, eXtrae: $3455. vear to —_ —~ Motorists’ Show. 1834 locust. _______| " now tires: $350: garage. -~ STUDEBAKER ROADSTER, LIGHT 6. terms. 4054 Easton. not he told from new: r ioe milea;: fully equipped : | poDGE Foden ~ 195 24 mode _Sunday ' you could onlv-see thia beauty: has 5 bal- trade see this Studebaker sport roadster. /DODCE—+4-door sedan: good cond ition: all | Reautiful roadster, like new; Duco fin- | _ inh dive wheels, bunipers new :ires: $409, | DODGE—Sedan. 1925: four-door: excel. a -d Tt New 1925 Studebaker | | OLE , FORDEW10 totinge” 7 4 te? | | | CHEVROLET—Touring; eS | eee | DODGE Touring. “1929: firet-clase condl- ete? AN and _ Fine, | | DODGE —Sedan; type B. 1925 model: S| nigh udor Sedan } | new Goodyear Daeten. ‘3100: smal) va TE tens 83 50: call Sunday between 9 FORDS—109 tourings: late, starters: $50 | un less than | , model: used very little: I!ke new | S i Si S d ens a _ ) a leaving oF, | lated? P od t 1}: pecia 1X edan CHEVROLET—Touring car; late ‘23: rex | 3330. ‘pan! rger. FORD—Tourng. 1924: oft, poe ne 39 ’Aenedienl g © c ric o #¢ terms es at pravoia. 2% Kuhs-Bulck, 2837 N. Grand: open 1925 Studebaker | coo FORD—Tudor seuan, 3924: tdeal , . , Cheap. 4317 Juniata. : en ideal car! Run only 400 miles. Priced || 1953 — Down: in good shape; snothing Hike tt tn rT grrr iooke Tike “naw, | at the low price’ ot 58 ( SOUTHW . aiieen we ore det oe if | J|— 1923 Dodge Sedan 6 mate.71650"R “dettetecn, “Open fenter. ||| or Parker RCE 7 ar. CHE eee PT et oe 1923: 1924) NODGE BROTHERS TRGS. Call Sunday a. m.. 8 12, 1826 N. 1923 HUP finish: deck 140 cs sh. bal 12 h ord 4-Door Sedan: first- | loon tires, + eal nis rear ceck opens up in iat: ERS ash ts R401 foe * Tag ms Gindav | Nass condition: bargain | | | “Willys-Overland, { Pn gs ole pe ce eee hen : “a : 7s BBY —— TATE MOTOR CO., INC. - aoe Mechanically _ 5 os ——" lor trade. YAHLEM, 10 . Grand. GRAUPNER, 3418 Locust. | DODGE Sreurine: euatnater-* CHEVROLET—1923 touring: good moto chanically and ip appearance. See ee re ck: covered; electric yi back on note: special price, $145. 40! 6 dav: chesp terms: trade. 1650 8. Jet. sterter. TOMA ~~ st. Easton. (ce) | fersan. Onen Sundar. FORD—1825 model touring car: $196 | 212 6 Wainut. ene) t 5 disc wheels: thie rare bargain: velour upholstery. blue Duco paint: 200 | almo ev: genuine cael ST ae 1 gr LE aoe r ars Ry P $ | aa sitting in @ rocking ir at home. CHEVROLET! 33 tour: good car: i—Tate—Chevrolet roadster and touring. SainJteata: iteche. foes Wink wae: nish, excellent condition - - . Come over and be convine ‘i easy terms “3418 Locust. Open ‘Sunday. 1’ NIV FEREAL, eS Oe ee me. bring $65. drive nome. 79K Olive.te7) : , —Kuks-Bu tek, ¢ m. or Monday aster 6 p. is up; terms. 3347 S. Jefferson. o) E $300 UNT¥ IRRAL 3400 vee DAT chean: trade terme. lase t 004 condition! 5 tires; $275; | =. ~~ = —- > ¥ Gre Private party. 3732 Nebraska. '| DODGE TOURING, 1921—$495 PORD— Touring. late modal cheap. BOSE | A 1i¢ | CHEVROLET 1923: % bumpers, lock! A beauty; terms, 3520. Easton ay, _Gree mobile touring with payment. $5173 Eas | very way: must be seen to be appre-| | ' 1. eo a toy ‘and ‘3118 swe teed Open Sunday. _ ke en F d f rd tires, many extras low mileage. | Pomont 2812X. Open fund . on n re bumper ‘ in pen Sunday and ev enings. r t a ar 8 wheel; all extras: Al condition; private. DODGE TOURING, $65 Seen kaka Ae ASH, like new: trade: and aimee enclosu it icNalr. tion throughout. A a ee ee * — aan the coming season: very low mile CHEVROLET—1923 touring; completely 5 |town for $225: | : very reasonably priced for immedi- very low. See Mr. Downing overhauled; good paint: bargain; $16 pa a week. 1 37 , | 7 : ; ‘ t. YAHLEM, 1035 N. Granda, | —S! 25, Bowmen, S713 Cass. tc) Gon ¢_mpree ALEM a a. FORD-—Touring car; late 1923 $135 cash. | 3038 Locust. rrigon av, A)! models, 374 and up: terms; trade. Slightly used. Hes at $365. Easy terms. for 2 more passengers. It would take a fuil page to tel! rou about this wonder. Owner | be a flock buyer eets ‘t for ht > “eh Look what vou save. Terma or vy eT TZ—Roadsier: ful yr eautpned: five a naar tiven: Saenathoet condition; price 1994 WILYS-KNIGHT SPORT. $26.5 | Oh, Look! Dura -_ - ” . . : a. . |) a Lttne*’. 1 eR. Wet think. cheaper isedan: we expect oe ja aed Runabouts For Sale to ae res — — ee ee ee R21: everything lovely: hetter come early Papin. because they are very scarce: FORD—Fordor sedan, 1924: _ BRAY-HAMRUECHEN. 5127 ‘Delmar, * tion; easy terme. 3120 Le e , wee There wil! ‘aie , . paid Cick ut noone after thie one. Firec | DODGE BROTHERS SEDANS Locust. r ; wey ~ iE M¢ TOR CO., nx INC. jm, oniv slightly used by careful re | . ‘ -4; ocust ol. an 2 iravoia av. 'lats of extras. $475. For quick sale.) == a TAT 4.i..” ~ ey Tg right. 56@61 Waterman. Ist fl. (c} Open. nights and Sundays. ; WILLY S-K NIGHT—Sedan. 2 months old; erent. Seuth Side Buick. Grand gg > Yes. the ol Grete Dodge: Soll a @cratch $25. Phone Lindell 441 (c) vate owner. aria $48.59 per month: tires good; inechan tm) SE ° jeally sound: repainted and ads Tackian? Yes. a ve vod ce I original | . , , al : = ; } Cis: vig oe Always open, 4801 Delma Duco paint. fine unholstering and Demonstrator | $133 $i6 6s. ‘dition {« perfect: am Jun... evenines. = sedans and roadsters: will trade these for | SOUTH SIDE ¢ HEVROLET CoO i to na oadwa: $150; — ,, JOHNSON AUTO CO., 3667 Olive... | anrthing of value. What have you to of-) 3645 8. Grand bn Grand _ 5256. -2191_} ne. bought for | Oldest Ford Dealer In St. Louis, (c62)' fer 3021 Locust. Romont 694. fel) , —_ MOTORG | ForD—Touring: late model: «00d condi- a ee a | 2910 tion: terms, trade. BPilgeer Motor. ~— “WILSON Taxioabs lent condition. See | (" H EK; Vv ROLE rou , $50 Touring. Above price for quick action. | R re , (c83) WILSON ‘MOTOR, ofan CO.. INC.. Real ba __ City; must sell, _37 13 Ce gain: terms, trade. South Si Buick FORD—Sedan, Tudo-. late D-—Sedan: first-class order; $150.|in the very finest possible shape: go 4-whee) brakes: also good 1922 ¢-cyiin small down pay-/| Forest 644 | Davie, Chevrolet sedans: Essex coach; al! | p77; ‘kK . 99 aan he ait = oe Touring: 1924: winter, inclosare, | | LOOK!! aay Ford. eu 1924 model; regular 50- had at bargain; owner good we will refund vour money after one (day trial if you don’t Itke them. Always der; terms or trade. 1Eoe Russell. (c) finest car in BUICK—Touring: 1923, 6-cyiinder; bal- THEY FLOCK TO LINCOLN—Phaeton: tan open. | se av, _(c) | WOUND OrTY AUTO CO. 2007 Trenst loon tires; aiao per ior 1022, 1805 Rus- | YAHLE za Workingmen, Read I! nines and n =CT ae (ok) Som Betreet aaseaate. | M FORD—Tourine. mode n perfec . '24: excellent | 4: gol). (c) | | Jewett Brougham. 1024: 6 tires. | suick 4—Touring. 1024. 4-wheel brakes. 2 bumpers; in fact. fully equip- $450: bargain: terms, trade: open Mon- Grend 7600X. Jefferson and catayetie condition. Colfax 2461W, without fail. Small down pay- or body. Morrls. 7810 01 ment, belance monthly. ‘FORD i901 sedan: Starter. Alwava n. . condition ; FORD—Sedan 4-door in splendid condi- | d . iti : n ped at $495 down, balance month 1 i] inted: new top: good tires: many extras; Pulck, 1924 5-Pase. Sedan: a - tion: see this. 517 1 1 resden ly; can't tell from a new car. _ dav evening. Morris, | eone. _Olive st. (a) | it} eaving city; must sacrifice: call to y. 4-pa ssenzer sport moat + real bargain. See this car ender | PFORD--1923 sedan: terms: rey on Car NE WELI 3422 Lindell 15 Years a se, vi 1924; n. Peail b a | Can ba seen at 4607 Evans. oe Magy More 2 new tires, " 4 4 on” owner tl tow n. a etore | . = ete @ mec n ’ - Down | FORD—Touring: 1924: snvat node this car could not he ime J , . i demountable: “ . NEWELL QP ie? iRteee, | tn woot aS seioelaae| Look! Jewett, $850 FE teres ce, sie iy 2015 Loewe In Preinees , FORD 1924 sedan: 4-dox 79 > - — , or os on BUICK SEDAN, $50 Por D1 5 sedan: BAS: $65 : (vst owner $1810 short time ago. Left one $95; about $35 down: drive It. 3843 Easton. the city and says sell quick, to folks, GRAU PNER, 3418 Locust. Open Sunday. Haasslers, everything. own. Can you beat it? Runs good. looks | good: $195 takes it; $5 a week; hurry. | FORD— Sela, 1923; new AHLEM, i035 N. Grand. | also 1921, extra, $115. reasonable 17 Pennaylvan > aerentioessemmemneni ~ ¥ ania. |} about hill climbers. Just try this Jewett. —* pass. touring ; ~ good car: not heels: new body. bump. side ngs. new Goodyear tires; beautiful iWitle vcar, » | SPBearance tg t Pam our J and fullv ‘wearauterd: rerma. trade: open L AMRERT_GRAY ay DOWN Monday evening. Morris. 2R10 Olive, 4035 Lindel! y tu | FORD—Touring: 1923: reconditioned, re-|~ 5 ___ : $5 A W BEK E finished: looks newt guaranteed 30 lays: MARMON 3 Chevrolet Touring.... : , $3 A WEEK Pa be. rn OTTO Down and $45 per ot Buick Tourirg ° L “Natural Br ON b 4 all CO.. on) gateed i Sepeneete ; C K — — —_ . sae ngs A a I NTEED Ford touring, Jato type, | 7 { } tert Vs, 5173 East on. te) rT: firat- class; Sport sedan. Reautiful 4-door fob. Talk OF — tires: . don't lose any time. Jump to Yahiem and | 1 $185; save yourself about | A on this car. Yes. RU ie: 6—5- ag aM new | $850 takes it. Trade and % vear lo pay. rt R . D17 oP ¥ ‘Dis ust sell, - | PORDAS 1924 BUICK SEDAN ge eS New paint. two-tone, renickeled; a beau-| Grand 8466). Delmar. Monday evening. Morris. ar ee —— - + FORD W td.—Bedan: 1922 o eat SOL. Always open. be 5 ° FORD-—Sedan: “date 1923 m Sedan 19024 | _dition; must sell at a sa 9 | Washington bj., rear, Bose): has neyy Duco paint and is well | FORD—1934 Fordor seaan. equipped. just received: re#l bargain, West Side Buick Auto Co. Graupner 3418 Locust, Delmar 306, Open Sumday. | guaranteed: balloon tires ; — DILLAC—Sedan, 5-pass. ; first-class con-_ and save money. 4056_ (ec) _ Sell cheap. Grand 4955I : pa MNES tiful car; 5 new tires; apt + Pg sed = OS per | FORD—Sedan; 1924 Tudor: only $328: men Sunday. sell quick for short profit; term Aan KINGSHIGHWAY AND McPHERSON., | FORD—Sedan. 1925: four-door. brand-new, dition throughoyt; bargain. Pierce-Arrow | FORD—Sedan. 1924: wonderful condit! and fully peed: bargain. Plerve-Ar- | atributers, 4818 Washington. Delmar| must be seen to epprectate its value. | TOW pistributers, 4618 Washington. Del- | UNIVERSAL, “S40]. Lactet, opel Sunday, | CHRYSLER—1925 model; brand new (c _— save $200. Cabany 1905. Mr. Carter.’ | DORRI IS—For sale or trae: for smaller aameell Teun ng ....$32 | SOLUMBIA’ TO Es ‘3 8 8 caneae: take it a x vem pen Cadillac ‘Touring °.. “398 MG s.s-ilie | | Seana end Sundee 2 tron co. ow «Cadillac Touring ... 95 GARDNER TOURING .... 5127 Delmar bi. | MAXWELI—Sport touring. j er Hue deon or Cadillac coupe: | BUICK 1093 touring, new paint, 4 new | Cid tires. This car like new: privete | COST $1750— | Call and see it. Sherwood, ae | —— ~ Mag. | Phrone dition: 5 good tires; price $300 cash, BUIC K—Sport, 1924: to settie estate. |low price for quick sale. : Only $165. 9) e FORD. Tourtngs, late models, al) are in VALLEY MoTroR co,, | 1925 Dodge Brothers Tourings mechanical condition: small down | JORDAN. ag: deo. a anes PR starter and demountables, re- ~~ LINCOGN P * 7 ~ e - ~g es —_ ; OAKLAND f0O o0eds Anderson Touring | BUICK ToUnina sd FORD—A real buy: late model: : eauinnee ater 9 terms: trade on car or body: open | BU Ts K—Tourin f ne bra WV — K: winter top, new rub- Auburn Touring . NO $795 ee... overhauled les; | FEesex Touring &3 2! SON $1 ee 4B... sadiehor. bumper. gARWRLL—1084 model o 2810 Ss: er, motor accessories r mH t be Jewett “6” sedan; b- passenger, 4 doors. | ew vlad cash. Forest 5302J. 1952 Ar- | Columbia Touring I ecceesevses motometer, speedometer. lock steering wheels: fully equipped; $32: (e) Gardner Tourithg : csteee wheel, 5 oversize cord tires. spotlight, | Broadway . in d Buick 7-Passenger | x" simaczettion: “men for ctahs 488 ante condita homie pained Seek TERT : yy ge haule q. by our Jewett experts. Good tires ; oo rem gna B eg ‘7-Dassenger:; Hupmobile Touring... .$2 ‘ - : : 8 parkine liehts and other extras: new aur MAXWELL—lIate ‘a! wy ots of extras. Guaranteed as repressnt._ upletely auled; new paint; cheap, | )}// - 300 TO PICK FROM! | ; taing: $195; Sunday morning. 206 S. 6th: |" of care. “driven 88¢ ’ HUPMORBILE no dealer. } on aceoint of —— WILSON MOTOR eatites 3 INC.., (c53x) Ar CHOOSE FROM 1923-24 tourines: reconditione@, répaint- | fned car that . 10194 62 7 Locust. (c68) er > nae in A TO . BI ICK TOURING ii 1035 N. Grand | NO INTEREST—NO RED TAFE e4 and guaranteed 30 days. Some real bar- | ined car, Ga | sll $395, JORDAN —1921 “brougham ; just pepeeves ; | | 199° pons eeneneee {| | new paint; only 2 NCE- | |i | - | GRAUPNER, 3418 Locust. Open Sunday. | | TON MOTORS 6912 Gravois. | y A HLEM — nade alsa — Gone. barry: | terms. | ih deposit and select your ‘bargain. | NEWFLL Buk Lindell. ease a buy this car | KISSEL—De iu: sedan, 5-pags., 1924: | ’ = rine a >) mew tires: ounn ct mechanical condition | ]|— 24 Buick Touring | sisi SLE R—Touring. like new; ne 1035 N. GRAND Smalll down payment. balance monthly. __terms. 2655 Lafayette. Oren Rundere ane FS N87 on tote N—Tourin 192 JOHNSON A ve. (cOx) | ff gold at once, 120, MOON—1024 te tours —— bert 1] “a cltr: only days. Price, R016 Loenet tn Rusiness ‘é THE y RE a 7. ae PFORT—Tour - 4 4 { Sine. eth c “h \ elie. ° : . : me anjcally perfect. | fo62) | Haynes, $135. $50 down: , 8422 mn 15 Years ord dealer, 1312 8S. Grand. (e7) | SPHCIAL SAL P WITH NO INTEREST H NEWELL 3015 Locust _in Business FORD —4-ddor sedan. demonstrator: look CHARGED, YA LEM Attention, Fairmount service driver: we #75. 7013 | | pet__in Business mod | “Look! H.C. S., $750. | ares eee “9 Ce: will trade | Excellent aha pe 1% 24 O)la@amobile redan n. hav e sey eral ( ‘ole 7 -passenger tourin e FOR : on! - | are D—Touvrine ve model: c o | Open wee. | ti cee ee Te — att? t denae: 1035 N. GRAND and rs ned excellent road pe wiorneere and N Newateaa v8 eli eee. wun? i NASH—Touringe. 1074. real eh3x) | #@ i. . priced almost at your own figure. Come in Fi ‘ - * . ' eylinder; can't tell from — baker toring. first-clags condition; wood | CAPTILAC 1995 ~ spor . ‘ , . e m IRDS—Teurt 2 iS: $50 up: trade. — — A ‘ ’ ye Rg ge FZ tires S575, newly painted. 192A Cher- | _ 21st st, port model, 14 see them. 3021 Locust. beer ~ 3854 8. Preadway eo nave A LattS C. Stutz ; + sat seat terme: t i = -@« , " : ". roiet coach real buy, 285; real barrain, | © et + we stnieentipesneecinnsaentianiians FORT Tr ring: starter: new tires: c cheap: | en I. +, memes ph gg A tor bee's Lafavette: alwavs Hs xchange truc 4% 4 John. wire whee'e larew hare] hea dilehta, s lver- Nash Tounag: to * ——n iS |) CA DILILAC-—Phaeton. practi cally new out. Dandy for large Porn 1924 coupe. 2811] Easton. (¢) Individual etepe levees crown fendere. kha! down parment, bal - A Manta nd t Ss! " , mi tee) | Motor Re Co, 8838 Locukt. wr family or service car. See wOny — , touring, bumpers. new tires: nee ow Fs $7508 a ee See this car today. "2 wR ea Cadillac S) ort Te our 499! ————— fowrn. 4300 Hive. ae Mure Y¥. ‘ c~ or trade. J tT ing, DODGE— —Touring car: tires like new: bar-. 7oleeiee ate deiiverg HTneon A: eee WN. ¢ rand. NEWELL Sots Lindell ON—Tonring car wo condition: ’ | from on * stvie car. terms: I For . ry ort VMULY; Glee erms. 3005 Locust. sedan, Benton 21233. also hia Neue new tet $280: completely sai ” $295: $75 down. 4: 90 “Olive " | ser "@enidle 7-Pass. Tour... in — ' ni y. 2 —— ~~ web ftiret-claen shape through- FORD-—{833 touring: mins ie new; $95; mated radiator: extra low streamline heady: dition. A real bargain if sold at once. Guy Reid. motor. 174%. Ferd coupe 1 Ferd tour: | rms $175. coupe and Ferd tour- | 4468 Delmar (or ~ ot me ao FORD—Se AT | , owes payment, | condition: amall deer ayment, balance | NEWELI, 2422 Lindel 15 Tears NO INTEREST. 90; teims, trade. 4390 Olive. » 1” gaerifies. roe NASH—T ¢ 1921. eusrant os botom naigeeemen memati c an ‘ — Touring . tuarar een ‘Archer. 439 N. Euclid. Delmar j 1991 165: Star, I easy | terme: | Dodge: terme. Icon Kjink, 2505 8. Grand}, he®! ¢lage: sacrifice $1175; easy terms; | _S2!n. 2723 Henrietta, sss” (c) | _ touring care. Call Riverette 170: (rade, J520 Easton av. OCG R tate 1923 touring; like new: FORD Ponca 188d soe ag | a an Bn ¥ HI — mport, 22A5 SAS town: —— won- DODG E—192° touring: perfect: $150; +6 uTID $33 4 oF rit fale ar | HY PEAN—Yourine: petant. e195 valle HY, (o8®) Victor "ASTI taiicilinitediliniaeaameies 1-—-59 touring. 3-~—@]1 tourings: priced down, 4380 Clive. ( Nei Mae ‘Mater. Sqiex 3948 N md oe ETERS BS , Nebraska. ta $150. Fred netian $1°R Leos Ruerett ‘yaks ke OTERIT AND -— - Champior. 30924: in ages fe for quick sale: terms to euit. tral, TOR CO Tnior, ia) PAIGE—Brovugham, 1924: perfect” condi: | | DORG E- -Tourineg Al condition: c : i Wate ar igre “ar G°%C4Toe SPORe; | PPRE—GTouring, | 1029: crnd conditions| HURON seechelior pencil Sores Nash ’ Touring . one tion: cheap [{f gold at once, 9215 Olive e iste — inal en DA A | Co r 4fhP1A A Magnolia $3095. emall fc4O) 61 2) 2 : - 4 > * M I> 1D iE owe . , on - — ; tirea: $428". ” 7. Se ' 10 90 . ‘ Tou: ing 2004 runner, - FORD— To urit tert } ;: - ; > I 5 4own 4220 htt: NASH CO. | rainted a real Cadillec bl a. &* ' Sed Man aliver mid ve r hear of baresin: trade: terms, 1825} sok 5 iy ok! Paige * an Cadillac O-pass. phastor : feels als hs De 4 ey —1924 tou ing: “fine conditt ’ eee wares. eu Easton | 'HE'NSON A—T-arin~ 17.0: * wrt. noice ‘anere AW - ae A A Iw on. OKI urbe Tuis: + od eondiilon:| wate use: $265: $50 down. 42: _ 9039 lok”. x ae ont ’ tires; car Al shane. ae Ramen 3800. nqeoo Tandet! 14 Years £3 3100 C AR $12; fac “ae eel or 810: 309 Newer | alm rat te. a ty Pveiness é : i new, to a or | x0? Never in vour life. boDur E-—1923 touring cer; ” shane ee oe — good pe; FORDS—2 teurtan. 192) Barer models, ar "DSON 1A. 40—T “ . NO N I RS’ ovurire: t ‘oma “ar rone J ie must sell: NEWFLIL ROK. Loewat like ; ‘4 q a “ah ne Forest 262 fe) ores be ‘~ ay el 4899 x Rev. ~? ieee (eo) eh ores é. 1A 9 1924: “tater” eo will FO ws ~Sedan: late model: shock 3 ahaorb- | a if powe jon the ~¥ a. Gy tel} j shade, nickel-plated > radi r. pep and yoy. ite the Dee) E10 mmo | drum fiahte, See onal aavean ®.. ~ ee ea nearest new car I swear naw, Has 5 cord | DG 1919. j tourina: ; 6885. bean § woabe a7 tourtp- oe —s oe 549 toon ak 1923 Nash with 1 re mechanical , thi f re up; here's to * coped sare, well-cared. ’ ear in good ru yor ye hag orice: motor 50 cash or $40 gown and ! pe ierma. Call otter 1 wnday. fax S710W paige ‘ ring condition: wher used it very I! , : - At ieee or; || tires — wl of Fag rary ment. whee _ 2 you ) __ eae 2 | > » , 4 ring eee 7. nd yvour own rew. Just think $127 . inkee 2% : ies | TAHLEM, 1035 N. Grand. | Doper- $400: terme’ “i Wabesh 4 agelicen | FORD — Touring. 922: food “condition. ¢ ae ; . ; ou you eee a me og BE sed you on ik Union. Cn. , Beemachenn ye king orm ates t toss “4 Geen ws CHANDLER—Touring. Ford roa dater wid. Biplane aan mere : rebuilt: FORD—Tourt el. 135 N, . exchange. Call Sunday. 439A Evans. original finish; $325. wr rol” Gravois. (c) 3201A Lategeta, late §=1923 model. sere S275 tm SSRS: terme. EST WN N rERSAL. 3401 Locust. Open Sunday 3039 pare. —_— -~ RETR LE OES ee - aa .. — See. crifice, 3648 e4. Trade and terms. Always open. _ terms. Delmar 2547. 4650 Easton. itl y | NO INTEREST CHANDLER sia5 4— FORD TOURINGS—4 Maxwell T 026; ; a Lap , mil N 3 . Ka | Open Sunday » 1 ) > Ga- | FORD—Sedan: starter, demountables; ex- | Nash Sedan 1924 & Sport ] haeton ° ae | AND NOW! (8 onbttnnea it 008, tite pele rien ite tame? ite sem Ford Touring LOOK! MOON § leather uphol Series: eu di , it’ as thet ,antee. Forest 3825 | -- 2oae Salisbury. ie) NASH—Tooring. 1pe4: ae n . ae Nash h Touring ||} 995—-TE Bi NASH T TOURING recongsts tio “ eaaet be on one of ee tke N TF Scust. Open ‘Suitay. * | LOCUST BL. AND SUNDAYS. 150: Sten woos. es. ~ acu ust h Touring rfect: refinished ect sition tires: ned. sold | i ! | =| ot in | top | above the average. Guar- | ust One ) Prenings. 4117 Clay,” g. 701 Gravois.(c) tou orit $425; 4 00a condit ion: "15 "8._ Compton. ; 50: excelient © es.4737_Al must ' fe) | cone | avka. ° winter inelem- Touring: 102 ie. 5141 ca) in good condition: | Lith a. between F ante | — : sop ash; » FP “Connecticut. ____ KLA! TOURING 4 0A sr LAND eo0od * ieht, wings. bunday morning or moto- glass onclooas: every- equi nbs dg In fine condition. Only MOTOR VALLEY et ocust S542. am Evenings. - st. = $50 Down — Sy an ee Se bie [i ¥- sce $3 m5 AUTTONCRT! e co.. 3118 Loc Locust. pel hve Ver ing®. like new. 54 5. B Broad- OLD SPORT TRG. original finish; new "Reconditioned : : goschanically good; fui yous car as part \paymen terms, MOTOR 260, INC, ax NITES LOD SUNDAYS. . ids. Sport Tour. sens: ge throughous: Duce fin Open “Evenings. [ > Sport toured iad _., “= refinished . new co res: f=. fully guaranteed; pad * DE LUXE AUTOMORILE CO., $107 and $118 Lécust. t 2812 Ome. Evenungs. + g eds xt Fone ao LOE , oe 1923 oes xo “O13 stgurin. — eqpotions) ¢ 1995 p fouring. perfect “(e. "age. & fantaxD— Troe 1995, model: $200; + Gart) 2G Sane eriae: $35. ahd, ....conpinciinenteeel 1131 Madi- — juebird: good condi-| at . LAND— 1024 Pines ee ° D—90, touring; : © wit Rae tops; terms. S043 | ton. aT Te vi L. 4 our oak aoe int $75. 4991 we . = tour! ni mechan hy sorigina ename!: terms. a NABY OVERLAND down; has winter glaes curtain; » $275 takes i. Hurry, year to . Grand. HLEM, 1035 N EARD—Lieht 6: new tires and paint: 945 McPherson c) : twin touring; third series; ?- a vrice. 1 Locust. Open Sunday. Wi! al- sy “ig 6. touring car. ‘arene c “a Open until 10 p. a MacCarthy- 1: see this car today: ¢ . Demat. Gabe ve | Packard, $395 (c Breit for © chief ~ eels a. Hurry ‘= t Packare Sport |s DDY OF “= ” ALL pone San says : Year to pay. or trade YAHLEM. 1035 N. Grefid bl. 721 «tour en Sundays. 4701 ¢ courting: . good c¢ ‘ition: oc ?. Call 264 — RROW — = 7- tion: $290 ie Chase Garage : eimar . ne, ‘18: sell cheaP: im \5 urine C1 BARRO W—7- pass. renee ~ fips $300. m4 make an = 1910: cheap Bd maint cnod engne® | enbacker Tour- ing 1924 on tires: 4-wheel brakes ang full wnt; a eplendid value at our price. ’ est Side Buick Auto Co. MIGHWAY AND ed py em om 308, Open Sunday. _ —Steamer, touring, 1924 model: orn M: otor Co eee a ring, a. breaerew, | 10 Bene cent terms. . 3; 14 ellen’ te iw. 1023 — ~~ 5 8 er ikts pretty hin . nm excellent condit me: trade. 1650 iC ° —_ Ho. TE serene. a he Eas. : terme, trade, 3505 8 —L-@ touring itke new: 400." ait KER—Tourine, _ & loan. Aute en "co. isto . KER—_2 ring: naa elle #t. BAK ER— Touring: special 6; Fg 3rtion : cheap: terms, trade. A KER..4.c “ST tou sre built an 4 nagement. A that’s wh pe. why = rade. ~25 Stuc ebaker ort Phaeton driven urtoa. 1886 2000 miles: ; terme. ‘ 3 ~ a e ’ ; ;

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Be ok aa OEE OT PT LT TT IE INES ER SN eee hie eT 2 5 te aes i : x . ses i ” i ‘ 4 Pos: 5 ai ‘ % Z mae, % . ‘ si e SF. LOUIS 5A @ ae EET ny ee 900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. _~ a CESSO 5 & T “) MOBILE -- PASSE ER CARS -t- T R UCKS - ACCESS O R L ES | —- Cars For Sale == — i“ . " . - . a _ ss —_—— « = = > Sie gerfect refinisaed in atte — ene — — have purchased the best the market =. GRAU ENER by ain: Sear *rleot ee po ——. as é : : 9 some in today and eelect yours. sale: good rubbe seaniic’ : ‘ealiad “ : : , : é = - ri ce .. me. 2 - cinae shape." you can nee) tine Rete ACOvOSTE CO 4 cars we are going to equip 10 open ears with i Bede Coens. $650 2) |g Payment— Ee All Cars Lacquered in Durable # shar 7 oe "s t we ae 2 Oven Prenings = “4 oe — aX t 4 and Locust Cherrelet Tour $375 ' : 3 } iz a $50 as THEN MOT § ga IBRG Couric ca" $117 Cay SSerrest Rese. $153 Hupp Touring ..$250 Oakland Tour...se30 | |, /M Delancea BF Colors » RB iiitve fet) | HUP—T@uring, $1¢ 1%. Soa i D ——— Se emoct ‘touring. $475: ae Dodge Touring .$295 Maxwell Coupe. .$550 jewery Brough. .$845 Ve to P =: ‘ overhaul ied: ing; trade: hurry. iP, ‘o_ + -Tourina. 1924 Timer aclos- | Hupp Coupe $-95 Road $400 Buick Touring . $695 ~ & 2A] i cur pretiie We ore ~ -~4 to give Duyers a choice of te ' 3 ab gee; reesocad.c. Sit) Nort | $$$ peo nt “nes changed “ - lls 2 waa aa | ss | Lah, OYE eae imams i sopcmmramecen i ite . - ’ : : SAVE § “New ag Gat Sis ot between 3937 N. Grand 5616 Gravois Bil QUTSTANDING FEATURES OF OUR GREAT SALE a | woes ety TODA ge | ~~ WE rae - ale rs : i . At Si. Louis av. GRAVOIS AND BATES ie + —s ) = poniditien :| UNIVERSAL 2401 tocust; ARM, Mh e Se So er «© Nash, Buick, Willys-Knight, Ford, Overland, | q chsnsir seses 1. $783) Studebaker 1-8 Tourtng. $480 X , Jo N evoia = : = wen 24 " ume ss 7 2 ; Ls’? ouring Pia PR Sag Be 3 O : ‘ ; | - : . , ~° 2 ap. 3027 A 1923 i eet 10) Jordan Gardner, Siadebeker Chevrolet: Dod ~ Ps \ sc’ vate owner. a: * New: ¢ tae C touring. | care cuar Packard Tour > ’ >» zs ) : 5 > | ackard Touring ....$1250 Studebaker B-6 Sed. $1350 | . > ae 0 down oe sha De batenes $3 w § as | Washing ore . TT 1034 a “touring. . ; ' —. ag er io a Spec. Tre. at ae —_— on) : 1UI PD 95: ; yoen. arrows © COL uce. it G Coupe.. 30 Nash curing ... , . , | JEWFTT—Touring. eens. = ravg iy and 3118 Lame a FACTORY BRANCH Dutch Coupe ......$1250 Studebaker Spec. a ; sr c eames Welow are a — nt me Slats Sor Cee — >: cheap. | $1465. $45 down: es 2x. nrextnge Hupp Club Sedan... .$1195 GE. 260d ae came $1145 197? udeson Coach 92: tudebaker Sport 9T4 Dodge Conpe ., ; | JEWETT T . Toering —T 4 ike new: eee 7 1924 Fludson Sedan 1923 Hudson Sedan 19294 Ford Tudor Geh¥ C57 —Tour z ; r ‘p99 ~ > . : int 2: . C57) | ME inc pon Dace ae 1028. ‘ rug ; “a er terms. 3854 S. Bread-: Zoo 5 Locust St. | Never Closeed—Small Down Payment—Terms to Suit | | € 19724 Essex Coach poe — — cone yx eee T.. | front and Con tires. one extra: ber ee 9c | ! : iS R iid 1924 Ford Coupe 1924 Studebaker Broughan i9ts “4" Besex 2342 West t "Dedier et first-class condite a 9 OLD SPORT TRG. Bomont 284 oe as STORE Bk R MOTOR CA A\ | R CO. ie ESSEX TOURING | 1924 , - | se, meena 7 . —_ without \ Hupmobile 4 Coupe. overhauled ‘and ‘painted. eeeeeeesr 1650 €aQ5 _49,; only 3 monthe old: | SeeLAND—Tourne 1924 ceeis little up. 1923 Léxington sport: itke a new DS—Ton a een aoe oe Auburn 6 Sedan: 10 menths old..... 300 1505 Ho ~ 7 are in _S8e!l to close estafe. ' Delmar 27963, ee 5 265: terms 4106 “jive. (c7) car. You. may drive anv of these cars Pen ct Raggy mega a Fo ~* Dea i- Maxwell-Chrysier Sedan: overhauled ‘and painted sinted..... 1250 685 | est } e AS © se ar € t. Ford | | JORDAN— 1922 tourlne: duco blue ER LA: 2 turing, Curpptions! ©. °4ont like them Alwave ooen | |_ers. 1418 N. _ K ngshighway. (c) Ghevreies Compe: Gupertee occ cece c ce ccccccces aca ee 385 a ° , Pp . ord GRicr ant to #ell: $495 or hest offer? Yalue, $185. 7013 A HT 1924 Chevrolet Coupe........ .. $415 1922 Overland Sedan .........$225 t r cou : i iet Ari} i , 27 m —— i ; e . : ‘ gs bp is 7 4 Sar See HF ; has winter glass curtain: al-' eo ey oe saree ‘PORD—Omneton truck a good body H | 1924 Ford Touring ew SR 2 Sa . $195 1921 Oakland Touring. fata og Hil As $95 ; °: or ' nen Wn ‘ ‘ z t with urnt-o lacquer Tus a: e Hi: r sho abeor>ers: new ins V E y ] A R ? aa * ie if ; | | _ 4035 1A} ae GRA’ ES INC. q aay ki fee 103s N & 5 Tt CRI NG—tLat ; e “22 ; marker: 9 food paint: pen ou mn “ays and. renings on (62 nie Right outside in the open air where vou can Inspect every angle of the , ‘Ti r , re, ice- | | tery, goed 59 ogee ring. in: test . OW—7-pass. touring: fine poachog balance monthly; this | $198: ferme __3530 Basten ne ic or ii ay [Aa Jefferson Gears. axies. rings. motor ir. Barty. | pie Barwon’ B ~ pg torista. ' $300 Chase Garage Co. 271 truck is well worth $300 more | INTERNATIO \NAL—Truck, 22. 3-ton. |/// i - ‘ks 28J. 'ginse, hatteriee. tires lowes pri on: ae e E “a 6482-6512. ( 4 a new car: save $675: will 1024: 98" body size. Sligntly used. z er tS cea: meme 21°0 Walnut. | D rr Px uabione Ss: qemmeatel tio fe. a =. tAsei8—l-ton a ver. a “= trade. 10 months to pays. Quaranteed ER TCE TRUCK— -ton; cheap. | Me ‘bel ? - , ah f , port touring. with the genuine & Y e233. 73" a heels: good condition; (ce) | emonstrators iijj INNER GUARDS—Frotect vor “s Aut Bodi For Sale a x lenithe: udhelsterine: ; 7 WE ] 15 Years 1923: 72°" disc wheels: i ue? UM KS HH © $3.50. Sidney “480. 2806 Auto es _ | PoRD saat eat qalaae, fret Red Sh n° kout “iias “the | : — — — ag tr 80’: fine rubber, ‘coks new, | FR APFIC TRUCK —10RS oer ba oo We BP a wil TRUC trucks priced | 3. A Roadster.. .$1250.00 } ‘co. —— tiie teat eaiaimaiant * . DUMP Bo D1 ES— Largest seiection a St Peng aga om ante n ‘ »s. . . . trans oO , oa t “ i ~y j ° ' tie ; . “Come aver. new this: Day fr 778 a ea liaeaadiaalle | as new truck. 1815 Park. (99) |eo low that we knew you will te inter. MN S-A Cab Roadster. ....$1600,00 ||| | Ziv Wins Rope “8x10. on wheels og ee ay | ef mtr ts ee Se | SALEM | Yost: oan eer Tour- homes Deda , Be others panels. $100 ¢nd | TRICKS——Sale or [~~ 3. ond " 5-ton Sad of uaeieeeeee oe ae a ‘™) Moon Standard Sedan. $1200.00 TS seats icc 6 WHRELA— For Ford: almost eee “i | PORT?-Chaest oak demountbies: @:- — ae 4 j up, terms. tr | dump; terme or trade. 45 SLAES “Por any car. FOR “a , « modeia : .9On__ sport, Bil, 8 ua torn_Motor Co. fie D—I-t08 truc ‘ik. starterf: good condi-| 1-ton Maxwell, stake pody...... 190 ni HT | , lO | WINDSnIELD G! A790. 199) | __7320_X. Broadway. . =| ‘Tires For Sale NASH— Touring TT 24. ; wl oom wt re 10 per cent Fk _ - 4382 Thue Ky. l-ton Pam Peee passer ines vis abn it Maek Chageie ....ssseeess “Es ti) it 3113-16 WASHINGTON uh LT remand? | FORD “pop es—Gouve and eedan $15) SLA ms. 4 : x . cae 4 ‘ = eee ( ake ores aint — } rT ‘EN ™ nig nRa— vig ‘ cheap: terms, trade 250 * "Vette eed —T, ro +" ra meer tts. $145 POR D—tI-ton a ‘cheap. — my | 2-ton Diamond . 3 oe body... 500 | | —- —— Se RR RES te 1} i j BOMONT 8S OF EE _SUSDAT ii International Truck n a _ tion: make y+ ag 4 48 2 Wi ae a. : ~_Ist fl. saat. ——— | By RD—Ton truck overna vied: new w stake mee WO GUD fk ce tte enters oi) Re — sae af Se ee Tag , eenr ‘INE-BR ANDSETTER MOTOR Pes | trade. alse 19°24 —e 2831 Eagton. — 1050 wn bal pesaineanenanne ies Gerd it Packard Coal and Ice...... — . : ’ ek ‘is i ee xe nee. 2000 McNate, ager | White. $3 -ton; stake. || Federal, ‘Moving ..--------. 5% fo eee, tape med oat | TRU CK PARTS — NE ee tw sae Htas Nive ace NE eee 5: —19° touri FoRD— Jump truc a : mt Federal; 5-ton dump. bil acka Mo 4 sees » SS 78: tu and 24 NASH—Tourins ‘. 1920 real beauty: te $05. og ag . 429 * Natural "pridee. Auto Car Sales and iI Sunday 9 to 12%. nigh-arede os: all, 45 i wal. wheel ONE WEEK SALE ton tng. — Poke! ott i mts: bar Ses 10° : — i? i trem new, © ’ ~ eo be an roe oo Say. start rity pu lere, +> Aaler vu'canizers ¢ com . “ . t, vi, | Coupe chece cf race. n,n ne ae — — —Tourine. ene 6- eDdecia! FORD ‘Truck ck: Me: OR: oS nog aS3 ae ar "Sr Ponte Service Co Pith MACK- gt ta ie gt tg P ete storarte we tT ge case - ene ty? 4 oe 4? f ior at WODIEE--Slew sure 8 oe “medan TIRES Teo : effer = ©: terme. tra: $05 S. Gran sine Srtctaghhcoeloaele Ce —— e OR TI.U vear guarantee 95 and yours: ate ; - tohte | : arms: | cap Lafavette: alwave open | MikER_ is ane. FORD %4-ton truck. cab and gpen body: | . : MOT SO4 Pine St. buihe, 1$c: water cumps, $245; brake Parking lignts. 45¢; slop lignite, Sie: | | pedies: new and verre 2810 On \TIRES—+4, 3253% L-6 touring. performs rarter: 125° £65 down and $10 month 2740 Locust. if i} | ghoea. f5¢ and evervthine fo-> the auto spor liehts, $1.15: pumps. jacks, ( _Mentey evevng., orris, ve -- ,. ' e: 5 . mounta bles extres ke new. i -- - mar + ' atic cigar ensers., $1 fy Kee this cor today. st B°MSR. Auto Auction Co. 121 trade ‘terme. 1825 XN, 9 Oth. THE WHITE bil For Sale Sunday». =. Delmer 3998, ______f¢) ed + sed tubes, firsts, $1.45; tire cov- FORD RODIFS—New « . peed trop and NEW ELL 3015 Conmet in Su . BAK ER— Special 6 touring; good FORD—Tri 1K, -ton; by vd bas 45" nu ptesstianoous | a0. 408 . ~-~w he - allone for = ihe. POR! SPRCI ua wate. Teeds Avto ‘Rody Co. 106 @. Af | : et running condition. 200 b in first-class condition - | = es mS 45: TAncoin | onmesite city halt. ) ber wy SeFase, coure | aoe FF = SPRUCE Tow ont ai Tellvers: | COMPANY | DODGS HEARS:z— re ambulance and Ano ~ 3-00. OF “W vent 2001 8. roa) aioe er ofS. $7. ate pees alae. Pou re e? eINrRe iw a4 a ert . Livht @ touring 1922 0 — Dodge casket at al these cars yo ney oy. Vpen e ings oe upper £1 75: ry $1 45 4 ye pect \ #gt . ate am ifn ae Be ber t! bond Vee ' i #7 . , it. ~ =. ‘é. : ba nl im i gaa, balance 12 " er one mina ~ ge) i i a oh SS Brodaway eo e wane b pg CHAIN N DRIV Eo PARTS S ALVAGED iy Auto Bodies Wanted i . > ¥ adie What FORD—1- ton 7%-ton [Laedingnau om-~- |‘ . OBILE ; For Graham and mit ormn- truck. : __B039 eS dg vl ae ety ifeday ‘ia. an exceptional waive $0 _vietely repeat * eee ow, } OTHER ae Ate D SIZES Essex, Hudson, Dodge, Fords | DEEDS AUTO BODY co. [06 . 12th | a Wid — oe oned. to fit 4 Wek ~ Tre or trade. 1650 § rock fa, ti 2”. KE AND @MUMP_ RODIES Real bargaing; easy terms: trade “" | DODGE—New and used parts @ Stet TRUCK PA | 2 Colfner le i Tet. Bain ie. 4 (pat NO E DEST * "J ' a e undey. FORD— Lie’ — detiverv: good express body: | —_ LIGHT DELIVERY | Easton av, ESE gories. 317 8. Grand. Lindell elel sate 7 oes — c bei INT R i’ ring fine, dqndy buy, | ATTRACTIVE PRICES | LEXINGTON-—Minute man siz; Red Seal cp pens—teed Ford. $1. or amy P Z18T AND MORGAN STS. ey yf ae a. Phone | On 1923 Nash touring with five && . epaker JOHNSON “AUTO CO, 3647 Ottve (oO) | ij TERMS motor; § cord tires; condition ; 7320 N. Broadway. e860) Bomont 2097. ————S ES i) T | exes, fine mechanical cond id eveg s FORPooTon trucks, 1093-29 models: -sr- | | UNDAY. 9 TO 12 NOON fast; $150; must sell. 2344 8. sein _| EN EXPERTS VI and , a Phan 4578 Se ne em oS (¢ yf . ! taal 8 , PAIGE. {921 1—Good, co condit ye sacrifice. FEN DER . SCHOTTEN- ICKERS, Ine. Ease Trallers | : __ $100. Cabany 2155. 5 Bartuner. We furnish and install : all cars: (99) 4 3 Bar's Griven 2000 miles: FORD—Ton truck, with stake boty — 4151 Forest a BL. Sr Tower cen at bee Gee, cee ee ee It fenders: ant TRAILER— in good ecenditice: other trocks. 1120 N. Kin gpunignwny. ILL i ou only $25. 007 Market st. 1 Locust: open Sunday. Forest 1218. i = 1+ up until 1 a'clock. REPAIR 4601 Olive. — ‘ » * Bet: BA Dh, AMI AB 5 0p Ce ei ae £EBaeeblat ms. at aotat.s te eee ee oe 2 ee an: Me

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ll Wanted and F Sal Ads Today. = ; BER ‘ a 6A ___rost-insratcn |_| 9" 800 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, ines, MeneRinery, Bos Boats and Lamches ond sence Henwone carne ds ° W 7 Ff Ip it MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE)N MUSICAL meow . Anconas For Sale /.NCHOR 50) —— pian, ie no rely EE go ee a : Musical Instruction | Pianos ard Organs For Sale Dogs and Cats Fi Sa ANCONA POLLEN Shan 30-day nh; forse bo PLAVER-PIANO— Wh 80 ro COLLIE’ PUP North Market. Lindel ARBOR r RESS—Ch hein hoists, “tas Spruce paint ee ‘tot | ae. a the full report. a as: toe postoffice building, | J) ; rom piano player, who will he! tu - ° us | i elp get Up - FERRIER—Bull pups. meles; 6 Plymouth Rooks For Sale _—|_—‘Since appointing the of the Chamber of Con tc _clede, tc’ first-class orchestra: also a drummer: I CK Cost $150: will take $75; | FOX ners, 1 p. | BRUNSWICK—Cost $15 weeks old, $5. 4224 Iowa. PLYMOUTH ROCK Heys And white| Board of Police Commissioners the report of members of COMPLETE outfit for fruit products: horse- | ~ — bal ith radish grinder. Buffalo silence cutter | >?OVES—Two cannon ball. one w _can furnish the music. __ Box D-131, 31, P.-D ; 14 6 Belt. (ec) Standard oil burner installed: suitabie records inctuded. uv am | , New ! received av.: ] to {vo —! FOX. TERRIER PUPS—Ne wyandotte hens. (683 Gov. Baker has declined & Commission on Postal for relish; potato peeler. big 4-h. p. mo- for store or ’ : ; = garage; also mteam cooker; s K-~-Siightlys used: $39; terms. Cpitax’ 5089. oe weer ‘reasonable. 3417 N. Oth st. — Tuning and Repairing THEBES MU Bic CU. 1103 Olive, weekly |_senelbly priced. —. whixs.tee godfellow_and Laura, .__ weight to scomplaints made con- “investigated postoffice | @ROCKS 2 60-eal.. alse carbonailn TARPAULINS—Reasonabie. Keane Bros.. | ADOLPH ERANDENBURGER pianos, BRUNSWICK—Cost $150; like new; my Whe Tarver Ferguson Mo, ec Sal cerning the wholesale raiding pol- try, ee 0m bargain. yea" ome & 908 Soulard. Sidney 143, (c) Players, reproducing pianos, tuned _re- | _ gacrifice, 4749 Newberry. : UND PUP Must sell. male Rhode islands or 8 ‘ f the board and has repeat- throughout the coun DEER HEADS—6. extra fino: «ame birds, | ‘Ae KMOSTAT cirical furnace, cainvere: Bon. Victor 4708. Moen, 266 Ore | SRONeWICK 'PHONOGRAPH = Used: 2 er Es $5, “3748 Oregon. " fc) |ZHARLING HENS. cockerele, stage fino se 4 snl he was “back of the|7"¢ commission report to ¢ cases mounted. ‘one ; everything | .2 fec ndiiion, 2125 1 Spring. __(¢) - (98) TakCk P PO ¢ 5 CO. Frit Olive, " (c2) | FOX TERRIER th ha me Bostons: any | stock; bargain today, 4087 Arsenal, _— i ” ted he had declared that postoffice Ct condition, 2125 3. tended STARCK PIAN “ ace. 4027 North Marke R. C. RHODE ISLAND whites, epckereis| board.” Gov. Baker state e h inea and éck: | prices given the board free reign and had/| "°F® Were én — il. mended \that a new builldf * ip Al; reasonable. Call all week; en ~ ADOLPH BRANDED GER leaving city. H. Diederich, 606 Marion,| TIME ClLOCK—International _ recorder, ; pianos, | BRUNSWICK CONSOL—New, and_ rec- : aot. and pullets: trap-nested stéc DENTAL. EQu IPMENT — Reasonable. — er es Se, ROWs aoe 18 years” ex pianos tuned Ore- goad. reasonable; leaving city. at C Fox TRBLOM. . PUT s— Wire haired. (c) right. Write Hy. Fonke, Breese. ait. namtituiak ie a Box D-297, P.-b 8 aes" Oe ‘ erected to provide for the (53x) | —-—= condition: very cheap. kennels, Herrick, 111, —brices, wholegis, ae i { every paroles to convicts in the peniten- Commerc 4by E >) 8 STTINOT IN eer en end other — v4 s of e h Pp ; é, an . & ion 2 Oliv tilary in eight months. arole secretary of the co - ‘ fe 1 each. 3337 Missouri, _ R. it Ae — = Tuning and Repairing nk Bt, —__— HUNTING, DOGS—Good all-round, day or FILING CABINET-—And box of assorted Pian 1 lectri i o TAL KING MAC INE ‘able style; $7.5 nieh A 8t. Vincent, wood planes. 3419 Lindell. _ ; MISCELLANEOUS WANTS | electric pianos, HH. KEMPER. Sha (eo | 2017 B. Grand. IRISH TERRIER PUPS—Imported sire: CANARIES—All Ral ful view ve, (c99) Commissioner Steinbeck sald les) cings that since 1834 postal it LAMPS—3709 McPherson. 984 | CinpERS Wie 25 truck joads, delivered | C°MPton. Grand 1120. eather N. A. P. T. VICTOR VICTROLA—Large rg records, _ registered. 3221 Geyer. Grand 11. —rearet buying bere Soman, “nateee) than a dozen paroles had been ceipts in St. Louls have ; oor west. to 3516 Morgan st. Redmond Wrecking (c99) | _$25, and consvle. 1633 roadway: | TRISH SETTERS—-4 to 7 months: all pe- ero a 4530 N. Grand, | granted at Boonville in the last every ten years, In ¢) ts Mountain, singers,| two months. Last July Gov. Baker ade they have more than ¢ FOLDING — like new: cheap. . Lindell 1876. .e2? w el VICTROLA--Laree. ay ong and records, pers. 5116 Categ. CANARIES—Har arket DRAWING TABLE Wtd.—Metal— base an 20 £52 UPBres 25868 IRISH SETTER PUPS—Frem champi PRESS—TI?-quart size. Ike new. good d_capaition: reasonable. Sidney S00: PIANO—Upright: good Condition. 4533 | YICTROLA—Good condition. 8446 %A Tex- sire: 2 menthe old. r.| _ $5. Cali any time, aA. TTT ordered that all paroles for inmates The receipts for me Pee ae ne: | FURNACE Wtd.—Seco..dhgnd. Phyne Del- | Clarence” Colfax 1o27h —_B8_ay 9.3316 Washington. —__ CANARY BIRDS—2; good singers. “"*"°) | of the Boonville institution be han- ar first year FURN ao 4232 Grace aly - 5302. a yam , “TR pone l1: $55: ESE POODLE PUPPIES—7 weeks lowa. each decade are: . AU HK— L alr. ra Vv __™Mar: 302 45 as (co) PIANO Wtd.—Bapb Grand: describe full VICTOR VICTR sLAS $110 mode oo; dled b the State Penal Board and __ornide 210 (c) GAS HEA’ TER Ww td; ge Radiant ay cash. Box D. 34. Post- Dispatch ay brand- -new, we 0 id. Colfax ! 949. ___ 5023 Ruskin av. (c) CANARIES~~-Singers: rolst Olly DO) y .48; 1894, $1, 798 hen: ae a “ee installed on time} Humpirey. Box 238 Poet. ienatch. wep PIANO Wtd.—-For =~ VIC TRULA—-Davenette suite, combination | LLEWELLYN . SETTER—Pups, registered males, $4.95 each, 23 7 e. (99) referred to him for approval after 568,991. 93: 1914, ment plan. Lindef? 1511, HOT-WATER PET oe tae a boilers. rice. make, sondition ip reply. v range, kitchen cabinet and other house- stock; no papers on pups; $5. Webster | CANARIES—Singers. Poe each; writies St. Louis police had arrested more sae A » §ge : hold coods. 1330 8. 7th. (c) | 2398s. (c) | euarantee with eac 35 Olive, 1c99) 1924 $11,847,145.43." 5z48i than a score of paroled Boonvill2 This information ACE—All complete; bathtub. almost | _ Gaines 1333 N. Euclid, Forest 5892.) Bw Ww’ Ban Bonita. (c83) , VICTROLAS—One console, one upright; | [1 mWELLYN SETTER PUPPIES—100 | CANARIES—2\ pair 7 ae English. 524e 2m Fe ad Ped th pina tpt, after per cent 10 weeks old; dandy: very Vernon. Forest 342 ; ; boys on criminal charges. ‘|corporated in the le } ive . wes cheap. Inquire Ed Hauser, Lackland and CANARIES—Good inaunee also fermaies. } A Publi tter ( Meetings Are “ Washington with these water ae. gee b a INDIAN CIGAR S8T TAND—Oag. larke, c ag ros weoden, Lindell 406 e. Delmar 1590 (Cc) | NEWSPAPERS. RAGS Wtd.—Curry Paper Instruments For Sale ae Ad nn. GAS-STEAM RADIATOR — “Clow; like new. Stock Co.. Delmar 5197W ‘sume aaa, Guns Cee: or trade for | \ 1 CTU rK vic TROL A With 36 selections: | Ashby a Sah c) 3710 ‘Californian ay. " Steinbeck said the Penal Board effa N, J¢ * rr ; his __ pum un "ictor 35M. condition: sell for $2 terms, aay . . + ro0Od ones, GOLF CLUBS a aiebe — a PAP EKHANGER'S OUTFIT aw Guirar—13 airine Sele een aac THIERE oe nies eee ie. TNARIES— Wholesale and retail: voUl TT ovis police and the Circuit Attor “The present general TE CO ANGEL—With | **Cabany On Ww —Metal and rags. ITALIAN ACCORDION. —5415 8. 37th. tors. tone arma, etc. Olive 4084, Phono- * ee. Nneoe Kirkwood 94. Mo. (c)| “are safe and saving here. 2335 Olive. | OUlS P was completed and = fiber stead with "base: n BiOTUUNS ai i a | MANDOLIN-BANJO—New, Vega make; | —ipt_“cpair Shoo. 1125 Pine, icO9) NTER PUPS—2 months old: pedizreed SOE) | Heys office since July in the mat-! 5919 In that year th 1 otcun call Forest. 64813 | | ATTENTION'—Have a few consoles | PO! : : CANARIBS—Ab HB— Absolutely, guarantged,, mie | ter Of paroles fef Boonville in- were -€4.896 atear og . full song singers. $4.95 eac (c tes. He said that information eS : c99) | mates ment is now paying annt retirin from manens: , Ly in b 4032¥; age > GC 1. sevondhand shotgun call Forest 6481) |_ bargain; $25. Cabany Cc » ‘ stock sire. 1402A Olive, vin el & © Co.. 4523 N rand evenings (c99) | OLD yiCLIN —F ine tone; bow and Case ; South y Ed — 1838 POINTER PUPS—One 8 months old, at & eiipg | was obtained from the police and 548 ve “524 | Circuit Attorney concerning records rent for space in ¢ “~~ COOL, we . ee ee oe eo ee ed ~~ Renters a en a eo. a awe ee * ee y {A ens ance hyrcse - 7 a ae we ; : ea Soe ” a. Ss din Be ee ne ee ee ae eer eer mm retinas on GUD N—Remington 12-gauge pump gun; 30- | SirOTGUN Wtd.—Double-darre! : 12) _ $25 sty \ Hartford. her dandies, 3 months inch — choke. with raised rib: like :" ae wee hy ~ BARGAINS in portable phonographs: re- bargain, $15; other — , ales. and bre fauge; hammer: Greener or Parker. Rox | SA. OF Tn ae nO E-fiat alto, pair parts. motors and tone arms. Vals | Call Clayton 28M, (c) fem Bm o zg new. ‘all Cotfax 1979R, K-303, Post-Disnatch reasonable. 4610 Ra “' Fe se ; ys Phon aph House, 110 N. Broadwa POINTER al 10 weeks; fine regis- GUN —Fine tnd Jenther um ea whean | USED FURNACES Wtd.—Call between 9 | SAXOPHONE—C melody: sliver plated. haa coer ee 2a "%209) | \ tered stock. reer Ht mor. 1956 of any St. Louis inmates of the re.| "8: _This amount would gpick, Par Pa farn she erner ; auge, and lea ase. Sel) cheap. ‘ ‘ . 17: é Simpson pl. SN eae wea — Se. Be ————. (¢) hundreds to select from. 2335 ‘o@, | formatory who were seeking pa- interest "at 6 per cent on” HUNTERS, attention, decoy ducks: cheap. |.) {CSN Soe Te price. Bex | SAXOVHONES—3; at bargain. Phone _Talking Machines Wanted _ °-U PS— ti with papers — ' | the rece . Lends, 8 8, B’w 328° Taft. Phone, TRAP-DRIMS--Call Grand 1246d, 132° Olive (cD) POINTER PUPS—Beauties, Lz ae CANARIES—We ship everywhere; aie: Steinbeck said the Pena] Board had Seon/otarted” Foden nll ings. supporters, Li. E PR PU! 200) | _ Riverside 720 TRUMPET—Conn “gold; less tahn halt best of breeding. exceptionally d or hundred; nail orders ; 10: give away hese over. — betger. ra) lish ad- BR Ne discretionéry powgr to publish ad 65 per cent of the br weight and requires 62 IRONER—Blectric. Simplex: like new:| ORDER your a and shade trees from. price, Grand 4525R (c99 : ou can more; you t buy very cheap. 1007. Market. L.. Dintleman, Belleville, Ii, cHH VICLIN—C! aera —" aie . Records—Rolls—Sheet Muslo 1940. Norm Market. Lindell 30 40. _ (c) you can pay more: 2333. Olive. (chB) f h ; j O79 ° ha ‘eso a POLICE PUPPY—Pedigreed and recie —Tiallers Dr.| Vertisements of a parole hearing, HOT Ain FURNACE—For 5 rooms. tke RUBBER TREE—Beantiful, large. 738 4729 Alaska. Riverside’ 242 (c) |Y WANT to see My Lickaninny fox trot C nd F chine | CANARY birc hospital at Halier's. in th ty f hich the - new: cheap 5035 Claxton av. __Belt ay. — | VIOLIN—Very old: price $25.7 reer SOng. (c) tered, wolf-gray. 6 rig n+ ag Shaffer. veterinarian, ornithologist. phy mn the gownty from whic © Pa-'| of the entire office space, HOTEL RANGES—New and used: ai —=| 4140. id (c) | RECORDS—Fadieon, used. white face. DSc broke: _cheap.— 2200 6 ie" pre gern sicion. te our new modes Dire hospital; role applicant was sent to the pris-| war,» ope re tana and sizes. cas or coal: real bar- ‘ > ¥ ession , ne. Bensinger_4 1007 Market. R TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING ab ae vos aseny Goee. , ae 4530 _Greer. aide watch dog; reasonable. Webster. ‘ranklin. Central 4 4300. (cv) | on, but had published but few such so-operation and assistar R5—Porcelain tile enam- MACHINES CN’ — _2534W CANARIES—Certified. guaranteed male/ notices. » He stated advance no- hee = ‘the led: ul, attractive; day ————————= I WANT to see » Pickaninny. Bee your | POLICE DOG PUPPIES—Flashily marked. singers; a vrinted responsible cuarantee tices of parole hearings were sent | (8 she - necessary , and pent Rots sin te, 1b01" Sve Music dealer oll ANIMALS bright, inveligent, fellows, cere and dam | with every, singer, pecer be mfp, teat | tees of parole hearings were sent | sions fon the purchase\e a: Le - ~ show sorry. erson ereste , INDIV cs LOCK BRS —-50: se: 18x ADDING ” MACHINE — Burroughs; good _Planos and Organs For Said gt “Jos. Remaklus, 2815 ye: doe stores in America, 2335 Olive (cht) Bole Go ante ae : ose =, |a! property, and the eniar, rage Co., 221 York (e) ADDING Bae iA Virginia. (¢) SEAUTIVUL MAMOGANYT FIANG.eoe house. Central 8358R, {c_ | GANARIES—Breede ere. fanciers, OT oe hg eae ° . “ ae iq | Of the facilities at the gene KEGS PARAFFINED — Charred; fruit column : gov canine atk wi ais. 4 and roils; only 3 ‘ANY PIAN perp yep Wanted | POODLES—Fine French, 10 weeks old; sane ones *o a arte inc.. smal a ee . od yl eT eae esa office which is now tnadequi —-s all sizes; bargain. 819 Frank- _McCarthy, Arcade Bldg (082) new: will sell for one- third regular price, ~ healthy, cheap. 1203 Pillon. : cost, big seneee, ate free meeting S01 for sessions of the ena ard, care for the present vol _lia, "2 ADDING MACHINE—Burroughs: bargain.| C&!l Sunday or evenings. 5208A North |DOG Wid. Shepherd pup: ep tate price. | POODLE PUP—yYellow ears, 1808 North| particulars, esday, Oct. 7th when sitting as a parole board, busines d thi KITCHEN RANGE—Typevriter. desk; fur Sypewriter Service Co., 108% N. 8th st. | Market, ae Alex Brod, 2500 _N,. 224 Tavlor. _m.. Jeffa Hall. were open to the public Ss, an s volume cape and_muft.—_1859 Russell. _______ | Room 4. 7 A Ron iC . PEBTS igen Hees 'Bb0s 7 gota dors. sai oh, de POODLE Black: 4 white feet: children's | CANARIES—Beautiful. singing: = P - creasing 100 per cent IITTIN ‘IINE— ; ch i, Nu MAC St v 00: urnmgture, evroiet. - 3506 pie. parrots, pets every deacription e- Pree’ , ; : bird ons ersian cats. mon of a eae OT ee a Ee gs re | able "ence Me ua Sanarggs Call | Reh ys moontbe old." 87" baruain. Foren | lov® rds, Cont, gegee, ‘sade woods | FORTUNE TELLER SAW GOLDEN | veers. a= shown by the IRIS MAGNE sigan wots ew | BRM en o> Renin, Sages | Guta PANO Spay ee. heme py | re Seton PAU hae ies “Ole | Bea ji) Betontiatetevoccaitwleiu’e Fe! FUTURE: $300 IN BILLS GONE| "Pass ‘wen sonable, 4252 Marvians, ' ar) iat senha TANT erat | soneeER— OR SETTER Wid—®8 or 9 | Popehes watch, 66 Olive. (eB9) | _Shon, 4561 Easton. ' Pays Rent for Build rate ait T.Home-made. and crochet ERS. ay hn he Lt Byers ston ieee sit (sie; months old; quail dog with first-class , CANARIES—St. Andreasberg rollers, guar- It cost. Mrs Margaret Hill of The postoffice is now ASA Evans. c) aa Adding Ma.- aS 8 4, Sn | {C9} blood mpee, state e, breeding and price. POINTERS—-3 months a white and iv- anteed: arrots, pet birds, seeds, cages 2 . 4 $23 040 a ¢ ERA steel green finish, nearly iat Co., 713 Kquitable PIANC sone mahogany ; pacrifice.| T. F. Burke, fl. Chemical Bidg. (c) er; beauties; sound and healthy; extra and supplies: mail orders, etc.; we main-/4425 Enright avenue, just $300 to ' year for an année new: formerly’ Federal Reserve Bank: Bidg. Ol 765 (c62) | Te. ott oer ei 4439. (€) | Toy pocs W vr —Pomeranians, Peken-| Sy predj, ain eee: eee cece cnd| tain @ canary hospital; try our baby food: learn a part of what the future| West of its main building; $8 _— it i solutely finest a6 ier ' . , : .| hever lost a baby; most exclusive 6 ‘ yer Uppies. nothing bine the bose Geeta | lemon; country raised; sound ‘and healthy; the West: a visit BIRD. will ap reciate. holds for her. This is how: 90060 pm ey aan a er ‘im bargains, Bensinger Co.. 100 S. 12th. TIGRA .36, with attachm . * fe ents. materia.s throughout; resonant tone: ve ies : 1 UD SPEAKER— And electric fan. Ap Call ] corponalve action; exchanged: bargain at Biik. 3401 8 Grand. — points, backs and retrives; fast and wide, SOUTH ‘SIDE BI AND § ’ A chic blonde with a foreign ac- | : 8 av. Victor 4a. c) “In the interest of economy |. Suggs orning, 1014 Rutwser. RENT al! makes t 2 “ : gain. ‘opewritars including Co- | $212.50; $8 per month. AEOLIAN Co., some stepper; all papers, $25. C. M.| oa: guia oN gaelic an new; bargain. rona 4, with standard office keyboard, $4 1004 Olive st. . Carney, Martin, Tenn, re a 2623- 25 Gravo rey NO ee oe dan 1007 Marke per month; 3 months, $10: special stu- MINIATURE GRAND, tn dark dull m=hog- Cavies & Guinea Pigs For Sale . ) *ANARIES—Domestic em ~ Fol er | crite intern 04d fail and| Gent rates: rebuilt and used mach! & POLICE DOG—lImported, digreed, pa ~~ beautiful birds, singers at $8: Wellston, stopped at Mrs. Hill's vities pone a kn iitted : Cte at exactly makes. Corona Typewriter Sales Co., any; perfectly plain; workmansaip end |}GUINEA PIGS—Larege. and pigeons, cheap. pers; female, beauty: light colors; @x-/| Mountain singers. young birds, $7 each: : be grouped under one nage ery 1003 | reece Soe poo ee guaranteed by the Aeollar Co ; 4628 San Francisco. (c) ceptional, graceful: good natured. 339 , , . eelect |door, Some psychic urged insisted Tompkins. “Postineatay 50 per cent off; retiring from business; 5 a sweet mellow tone; patented repeating ac. | — } ) * ” Park road. Webster. m;: want a canary to loo , s t & F 90 SOE Also as cheap as $1 | that she iell the lady’s fortune. In handling the congested 1 Rams nage oa es ne a ——— = ee. mee rere Snlantgandirhasmentamebeiimneathe sete neta: petnnineaiate nae —— ITP tT FI TORR. SUNT Biers EU Se ee a ee $x -earsesernars breaking harness, like new: car- mA Berry . P Quinlivan. o condition: $35 cash today. B FiANO-ctieaad mahogany rood econdi- 416266; wonderful stud dog: bargain. orange may need for your birds: : 696 (c¥9) wil receive our careful attention. ; She persuaded Mrs. Hill to en- the proposed site, it is fe toole. Evenings, 2542M. a Wash st TYPEWRITERS Ren, 32. Bike, PIANO Aolg 3648 Michigan. ___ | see 5175 East ear Union PAINTS—AIl colore: $1.50 wal. - a ——Rem _ , IA O—Solid meet Behnin ood | y > 7S PUL PS—2 salkon dog pups. 9 weeks cid. ge’s aston, nea . . zal. up. Ope r y G AIREDALE PUPPIES—10 weeks old; 4 ‘2134 Gravois PIGEONS—Homers. 1433 _N. 384 ot, | ‘rust her with any money she,had, | have the city vacate the just for a momen. Thus the $300 joining the present h, ’ ‘ 1812 Ohie, te rant ue Be est sch Bs. __condition; make offer. 4424 De mar av.|- femajes, 4 males; must sell: cheap ~- ye S—We made tt for 28 vears, qual- io A * | PiANO Good- sounding: $75. 6860 Paxe.| from pedigree stock; black and tan all PUPS—C ollie and shepherd. Hy. Kapp, PIGEONS—And white kings. 3540 I1li- ity price: service is our motto. Mechan- kinds "Dargalia Closed mes, , sheny }7P5). ff (c) | between 1 and 4 today. 49043A Wetutel | _9531 Baltimore. Overland, Mo. __nois. was discovered to her from its the east and combine, the ¢ tee PuRT Co. 715 Fr ankiin. {c83) |. _open ‘an 5 N. 8th st onaay, PIANO—Good. for rent or for sale: se ie PS eer ES onaarereN PUPPIES—9; screw tails; $20. 2207 | pjqggEONS—Mandarines and kings: must hiding place in Mrs. Hill’s gown “the PATNT——Outalde white. $1.25: gal.: TYPEWRITERS— nN seas Kain, Colfax 6239 (c) | AIREDALE PUPPIES—-10 months, four Biendon pl. (1) sell. 3847 Kosciusko, east on a_Chippews. ; ° hew structures. mit, gpeen vas varnisd, ti soiled SARs. tha kes. ae mA ter rebuilte: al ant) PiANO—Fxcellent condition; reasonable. | _ females, 4 Ynale; must sell; cheap, from | PUPPIES—Difterent lots received weekly: | pigGEONS-——Select white homers and 9 The visitor pressed the money to Pinte st ; : i ay esti pes. 2 wtoher Typewriter Co., 2A. Tevior Ist floor north, a 1 ‘and. ', Dlack and ian. Be We shi highly posrerees ee prigee. breeds. 3940 N. Market. Lindell 3540" her temples, folded the six $50 bills Ste mship Mo : One NO—An ‘ “Y ; ail —— ry ams — St. : Aut Fine st. (55) | *14NO—And music tibiae in good con-/ Bridge. until 8p m.. Sundays. 7 8. “4 until 13| PIGEONS—Homers. 35 aks we. one: mm) and pinned the bag that held them Arrived. slate-coated, per ¥PE CRITE vu dition: reasonable 8627 Connecticut OE Re AE ARE SF — nde _— ~- S Domb — - “ —————— : all. Call in. rear. + 1; tering” and “arpouting: all sizes, Royal. $25 to $50: vente Reminaten. PIANO—Singer. mawozany: must sell: | BE AG LE HOU NDS 0404 Nagel av. (ce) .; dog collars, dog foods and supplies: RACING HOMERS —Very poy jo make | back In itg hiding place again. She New York, Oct. 3, con 3 = ae y exclusive gmail] animal store in St. upward. St. Louls Ty pewri _.$55, Call Cabany 3299) onday BEAGLE HOUND- Apply 2618 Nebraska. ) " . sters. Call Sunday morn- , et. and’ _choice pecans at oa, per 202 N 10th at Maly 1 162" os i PIANO—Electric: nickels! ot nattartonan | BbLAGLE PUrs—o months old. 1709 | 8, ‘fancy pigeons. wh:te mice, Angora ing. 4067 Loulwiana “+ nen gs getup a a eri Antwerp. 4 f. ape ~_f* del. A. D. Deats, P. O. TYPEWRITERS—All makes rebuilt. oF 42375 Forest Park. Forest 4389J ‘c) | _ Union, rear. | Persian kittens, etc.; free catalogue. § Pica L3-——dine! pare. uture, on the morrow. Havre, Oct. 2, Pacis from e . eae St Eee Pe Oe MN nee oe Tee } nk lh lt nt HOt aes > ‘edie OF “OW i oo Pip een ne —— “tae Sh eatimater furinhed? “ite. over- PIANO—E egg Condition: good tone; BIRD DOG—-Pointer and setter, thorough- | everywhere. Pet Sho 336 wT) * (eB0) 3040. N. OY Market Lindel Bitis - - ic) She didn't. On Friday morning | York. ouplings io y sne sewriter| real bargain. $35.__ 4532 Pennsvivanin | ly broke, point back, retrieve. Call Riv- | PUPS—Snow white spitz. males PTED-E-GREE Moul-T-onic an yin piren PY Guaranteed |} meatal and Sales Co., 123 N. Bth. conse PIANO—-Fiacher: excellent upright, $60. | erside 3483Kk. 5032 Murdock. tc83) males $7: pairs not elated, $16; Tablets: one tablet daily for every 5 Mrs. Hill thought of the future Cherbourg, Och 38. New Threads : a 9) Victrola: h c al 4 | ots received weekly. 2338 Olive. hens will shorten the molting period and | herself. She looked at her money| from New York; Stut TYPEWR ee ictrola; cash or terms. 6937 Water- | BITCH—Registered brood and shooting: h eld: 100 y e or tu twart,, D. Welt ake ve] % dud ygaht RG-—Guaranieed pvp Bg Set ada crest: at re eee ae HOUNDS —Four: 8501. Reilly pill sosble Of neh Teale and Lavian | vag. The bills that once were hia | York. ( on casy terns. | pj] ANO—-Kimball: in fi dition: $75 plenty sneed; Al r@triever: $65. C. male; Walker; broke v _— * 4 q he , = ¢ OB1R condition; $75. | Strain, ‘Brighton, Tenn. : | RUSSIAN WOLFHOUND—Female: pedi- Fah my peek, pares) pew — PY >| Within were gone. Waste paper Plymouth, Oct. 3, Zeeland | LEONEL A ENA ee oti en: DE 2 iain vein titan. ~ tiled teas: ~ — ORE “ars we " for achool use. Free examina- Horras Piano Co.. 2618 Cherokee. Onen , : eligible: beauty; see and make of- the Dvo Mili Corp.. 408 N. 24 ot. f togk their place, : New York. " etieeinmedegunee G Out saree ton. Rent. 3 months oa f evenings. (08 PibUACK AN: AN HVUUND ~Male. PIPE rs ee ton portable, | Fete ——-——- = __monthe; $15. 5612 Pennsylvania. Cabany 18798M. 4113 ices Taste the Amer Writing achine Co. 807 Pine PIANO—Fine upright, } Hardman: rosewood en Ls eeamnened eee: Dipe of alt st. Central 11215. Established “TBO. ( of ase: $50: am moving. 3420 Thomas. | BLACK AND TAN HOU N D—Good rabbit cing Lawn. Mo. a Tre PARROTS—Nice lot on hand: also parc. | Chouteau’ Avenue Betterment Safled. & speciality | supp Aw MOST complete lines. ail “makes: ‘Lindell | 407 RES Ba {c) |_ dog, cheap. 3981 Eichelberger. | SCORCH TE egi5. auto" North Mar rket; keeta: a birds . See: den f os ‘ ‘or ‘ . oe . Nai a ho > f ial lis Sit es WEE a a Ea aah ib se hfe ~ e aquarium. alsa Fax ‘Grand. eon ky eGo) | bis sr eo a KE. Gra wolfhound or shotgun. 3306 8. 18th. taille: $17. 2336 Olive. (cf d Ins, , Oc 53 Vv : iz ) A PIA (O-Strombere: cabinet and va CATS—And Kittens, angora fluft . i , A‘ nn lE) : =e s pair Up. fish olstead to Attend Dry rolls, $350. 1496 Belt (c) | _ Persians; $7 to $10. 2336 ks eee = = FIst—Swordtalle Rubies, Hybrids Par. fics LS p.m. ithe. 27an By the AMociated Pree. j PLAYER-PTAN¢ ao CAT 1. 3 ,. . adise, Peacocks. 5 ida Ri ide 1 MODERN cash, Sidney Beak ong: Sreren: | Persians” 87 ta 810. Wide Bits momen POULTRY. BIRDS} | 2%: ad an he B50 FISH — sand}. CHICAGO, Oct. 3.—And SAXOP LAYER. PIANO—Stare k. 1-3 original | CO -LIE-—Champion stock. by Piabald: | PEACOCK FISH—Plants: aquariume. Su sealari, ag Volstead, known as the f price, 1294A “Hodiamont, Bd iS i PUPa= yea Phone Wabash 3003 "|e Raa sh. radige exc! the a visit the Volstead prohibition act; ¢ PLAYER-PIANO— Emerson Angelus: first- | COLLIE PUPs— ad. best , - PEAC pas aquari.| will you ; ume to a 8. Iith. SOUTH SI SIDE BIRD AND. Lincoln C. Andrews, in ch sump | AND IE ’ class ae: 6960 North Market.(c; | _8a¥, $5 to $12. 2598. Olive. , CLARIN ET SCHOOL — ood condliion: “want COLLIB go wer t for home and chil- Wanted PRLAtUCK fF 1 aie a Peek. 2738 ba. 2823- 26 Gra vois. Victor ? national prohibition en M SSS jand Prohibition Ce J. Sauter, Mer. aanick sale: oi Victor 3464M. dren: $5 to $12: loy true, senaible: | eax Wid Fenn A! plants free 156-158 ODEON ;. MoRee. second floor east. erywhere. Pp "at Shon,” 2336 Olive. (9) ANARIES Wid. —Fomaice. “trom : s west de —— ana Finney Ave. St tow ) NO—SIME: a real bore DOG—And pups; must sell; ore: Melee 117 _N, Oth» TROFICA Crest SEES AND 7 AND BEE SUPPLIES | Haynes will attend the P Let us demonstrate before buying nto, fu ae uae layer: S eaee Jent | aoe pA Berry, CANATIES ta— Females ead = uit “Bp Ne ty 2 hag) anity ae’ BEES—Queone: honey: League of America conven e an, K PIANO Co., | COL t } orth ‘ n. . instrument. 1918 Olive st. tes} ear nie io. Bist noo w where. Write Misseuri Squad @., de: sgeer artum. its 1 Sreegne av.. wai x hey eit a See ae tre 9. Senator Morris Shep bn j ; , +@Xas willbe one of the s ESS 1a " ™ aie 4: eee my. Ms ay. ye /

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‘Cham. | ade te! | Posta) nh Test 5 by the ‘TOperty i the site — c. The J oS are | he yo}. od, the © l for a rectors FC@ olte 16 Joint C8, Why acilitieg 1 1928. mat ‘Ongregs acilities opposite Eight. ue, The 523 was 0 ean BD. ees oe: The Yellow Duck Likes Boys Postal #1) ‘en amet 5 bees +e yi ‘mpking, ee ee ; Well I must say Did not the least et ps . oho ree Ste GY | That I like -boys. In-tim-i-date. doubled i eae ve | [ like their thoughts, He met my eye ast dec- ‘ ea eee eS [ like their noise. Proud and se-date. loubled. al ig gl . 3 IX year in § . II Aas ’ : I like their fun, And then he told , .* pe m - 487.78. Ambitions, too. (With feeling, too) : , And what they have. The thing that he een in. | , 7 , And mean to do. Would like to do. sent to ' ‘: "4 III xX iditional = : ; “IT want to be A circus clown, ostoffice ; ~. I like to talk ipied in To them and see , And ride a donkey receipts iii | . What each one thinks Govern. @ | eek ten init toe Round the town. ly $75.- I wanted to er build. IV Be one before, pay tho But now I want 2 1 @ new John is a boy : y, To more and more. Note , Of whom I’m fond. 4 “ 1924 was XI ber thes He often comes year the 4 : Down to the pond. “Because my father hat time ms , } Went to see had not : V A great big circus ounts to ness in ~ | “Dear Mrs. Duck,” Once with me. nee cont ae | He said one day, And he looked sorry 5 + “Do circus clowns All the while ve your CD | Receive good pay?” Until a donkey oF bs Sed | J} VI Made him smile. iddition- XII urgement i —- ma — “What? Circus clowns?” . - ral post- ig “Good-gracious-me!” ‘But mostly at quate to ‘a pat ae T wee wlad The clowns that made fume of ps es Tust all the fun 6 is wa . | : | To find that he I . cine 96 . ati | n the parade. cli Sy a 7 | , VII That’s why I want Was just as firm To be a clown As firm could be And ride the donkey eee | 3 ce : a Round the town.” x south- ° ene : & foe And scengeleaiaar aa $36,000 oe Sm | : Though plain to see, M. G. TERRY ast, and ad ngs. my and ight to f,”” said Alt is ation in te man- 6 room ~ i ia ime | pullt on nned to -eet ad- fice on old and @ so. | ‘teburgh m New Tomeric *t, New 4 from geniand New Ordunsa a, New £ nia for a> exico. eR Ae a a ee ig ot tee cer: ent, eppard ape k ers.

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0. qaete > ae eat ae retain aie . ee ee we ee ee yom ¥ >: . ee tie — Or ‘ . Se eee ae ee a ee * pad _ > nee oe Ae me ot - RO ay ely Ai ee ly LEA Ch Ripe al — = >t. ~ mm ~*~ te ee Te ene Re lg Se »* «4 _« > “ ‘ - : Bhs 7 - : . ; - . ’ >. ra - aa ND is he a Kose, also: asked Bets) of the delicate Tea Rose, in regard to the Royal Gardeaer “Of course not; he’s a man—a wouderful man, was the reply. “we']} I’m not afraid of a mau,” declared the virl, much rélieved, and even as sie spoke the Royal Gardener popped into the greenhouse- a spading fork in one hand and a watering pot in the other, He was a funny little man, dressed in a rose- colored costume, with ribbons at his knees and el- bows, and a bunch of ribbons in Nis hair. His eyes were small and twinkling, his nose sharp and his face puckered and deeply lined. "Oh-ho!” he exclaimed astonished to find strangers in his greenhouse, and when Hank vave a loud bray the Gardener threw the Watering pot over the mule’s head and danced around with his fork, in such agitation that presently he fell over the handle of the implement and sprawled al full length upon the sround Betsy laughed and pulled the watering pot of! from Hank’s head. The little mule was angry at thi treatment he had received and backed toward thi Gardener threatening] | \\ oe | | q | , Ki FL, : = é ‘ j %) j : | : ; ' pilin. dh &. ™, ; oa 2¥, . , : f ") \ Meee ‘oe j fg \ | \ / rm fs aw vit ' | ; { d i) . . | a y U fi ey / Les. £ fpr UOnienrtti ii \ : Jy few 2 | ; | {/ Ui i ; \ j ‘ ’ j ' it : 4 B\l ; ' ! ti : 1 ° - ti \ Y | wQ * / . xr ¢ 4) Ss 3 is a ; qj . 4 j A / f; : | cn oe _ . 7 I ; s % . ; a’ X A tt { Ss +, j \ & = it yA fa cr § y ; . 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He held an apple in his hand, which he had evidently been eating when he fell, and so little was he jarred or flustered by the aceident that he eontinued to munch this apple as he calmly looked around him. “Good gracious!” exclaimed Betsy, approaching him. ‘“‘Who are you, and where did you come from ?’’ j | caine ee — : a ~— pene —_ pce mane oe aes co ‘ — > 7 ee ——~ + rd a j if f ; i ; § te a . ji rs o£ ty Ren . ™ gf” a4 Sea Os ; y i f . 4 4 2 : ¢ A 4 i R sf ’ / Hf ‘ ‘ | r\ 4 ; : 4 } if ° ‘ i cit ,> , ' : ' : : +! t 4 } ’ ; ; 4 | } ' 7 } : can i ; : Wt ' ~ ta ' | 7} . b , - | iV’ \ An & ! ' } | ’ ‘) ; i> ; 7 ‘ . > ; i 1 , i! . x 4 - i ‘ ' 8 , . | _ 4 iF i! i , yt a ‘ . +~ ; ' a 1 fj : = 4 ff | t j » 4 “{ ~ = , Tf ' ‘ “4 ’ ; ; ao hea wy } ‘ , sits aoe Natt: ‘ “ > “x, i se | . ’ pee « wf ' f > ty a eT ‘ { *f s° : hee. | the : *\ t/ ’ ae De ; vt? 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Last, returning to picture No 1, mike one fold fron fx, tae bottom and one fold from the top and you will get a surprise Shaggy Man Seeks His Stray Brother ‘Me? Oh, I'm Shaggy Man,’ said he, another bite of the apple. “Just dropped tn fopg short eall. Excuse my seeming haste.” “Why, [ s’pose you couldn't help the haste,” gui betsy. “No. I climbed an apple tree, outside; Dram rave way and—here I am.” As he spoke the Shagzy Man finished hig apple, gave the eore to Hank—who ate it creedily—ggg then stood up to bow politely to Betsy and the Roses. The Royal Gardener had been frightened nearly into fits by the crash of glass and the fall of the shaggy stranger into the bower of Roses, but new he peeped out from behind a bush and eried ip hig squeaky voice: “You're breaking the Law! You're breaking the Law!’ Shaggy stared at-him solemnly. - “Ig the class the Law in this country?” he asked. “Breaking the glass is breaking the Law,” squeaked the Gardener, angrily. “Also, to intrude in any part of the Rose Kingdom is breaking the Law.” “How do you know?” asked Shaggy. “Why it’s printed in a book,” said the Gardener, coming forward and taking a smal! book from his pocket. “Page 13. Here it is: ‘If any stranger enters the Rose Kinzdom he shall at once be eon- demned by the Ruler and put to death.’ So you see, stranger,” he continued triumphantly, “it’s death for yon all and your time has come!” But just here Hank interposed. He had been stealthily backing toward the Royal Gardeper, whom he disliked, and now the mule’s heels shot out and strnuek the little man in the middle. He doubled up like the letter “U” and flew out of the door so swiftiy——never touching the ground—-thag he was gone before Betsy had time to wink. but the mule’s attaek frightened the girl. “Come,” she whispered, approaching the Shaggy Man and taking his hand; “let’s co somewhere else, They'll surely kill us if we stay here!” “Don’t worry, my dear,” replied Shaggy, patting the child’s head. “I’m not afraid of anything, s@ long as I have the Love Magnet.” “The Love Magnet! Why, what is that? asked Betsy. “It’s a charming little enehantment that wins the heart of everyone who looks upon it,” was the re ply. “The Love Magnet used to hang over the zate way to the Emerald City, in the Land of Oz: but when I started on this journey our beloved Ruler, Ozma of Oz, allowed me to take with me.” “Oh!” cried Betsy, staring hard at him; “are you really from the wonderful Land of Oz?” “Yes. Ever been there, my dear?” “No; but I’ve heard about it. And do you know Princess Ozma?’’ “Very well, indeed.” “And—-and Princess Dorothy?” “Dorothy’s an old chum of mine,” declared Shag- gy. ; **‘Dear me!” exclaimed Betsy. “And why did you ever leave such a beautiful land as Oz?” “On an errand,” said Shaggy, looking sad and solemn. “I’m trying to find my dear little brother.” “Oh! Is he lost?” questioned Betsy, feeling very sorry for the poor man. . “Been lost these ten years,” replied Shaggy, tale ing out a handkerchief and wiping a tear from his eye. “I didn’t know it until lately, when I saw it recorded in the magic Record Book of the Sorceress Glinda, in the Land of Oz. So now I’m trying te find him.” me “Where was he lost?” asked the zirl sympathe tically. “Back in Colorado, where I used to live before I went to Oz. Brother was a miner, and dug gold,put of a mine. One day he went into his mine and never came out. They searched for him, but be was not there. Disappeared entirely,” Shaggy ended miserably. “For goodness sake! What do you s’pose became of him?” she asked. “There’s only one explanation,” replied Shaggy, taking another apple from his pocket and eating it to relieve his misery. “The Nome King probably got him.” “The Nome King! Who is he?” “Why he’s sometimes ealled the Metal Monarch, and his name fs Ruggedo. Lives in some under ground cavern. Claims to own all the metals hié den in the earth. Don’t ask me why.” “Why?” “ "Cause I don’t know. Bout this Rugeedo gets wild with anger if anyone digs gold out of the earth, and my private opinion is that he captured brother and carried him off to his undergrouné kingdom. No—don’t ask me why. I see you're dying to ask me why. But I don’t know.” (Continued on Page 4.) ‘ Recht . -_* PSS ad ’ 4 mentee ea eine ced*-—*" as _ (Fes SS aye: « oa - _ =x ~ . . « wee en LG ee ES. 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— —_ a ——— - —— TI } ” AS THE MOUSEHOLE PUZZLE — ———- — — } a es ee ia A — ee —_ ee TI R NING to their non 1 i from a day's fishing at >! ‘ \ hert’s mill-pond one “% | rom Lamb and Herth : | : eaught in a stor! } \ HroKke A nig ling [oos be Z a } : w | ermats Nest because | iis wee 0" rain storage 4 .. | ; 4 Ce ated by rodents. | | . = the 50 huddled tn one | down rooms : . _ : wind, biowing ; } ; s minus severa | | @viass, banged doors | Kh F . a rds and oth rwis : gsed ¥ + might be called ; ganny sound. . nuttered Tom, as he P every time a - Ya “a was heard, “this is / cree} at, va j “Look!” sushed Her bB, sinting at 2 gloomy corner ed nudging his companion here's a ghost, as sure as : ‘re here!” “sw. keep still!” Tom | rowied. “I'm not afraid, but his old plac: cives ne the ivers.”” Just then, upstairs, a window ee : hat nad been open suddenly = a Por > ' : dropped with a bang and both 3 gh | - = MEA = ee, boys stared at each other. f Lyi, ; | “There’s company in Peo >: hack!” Herb whispered. “Tt’s a crowd, for ‘two's com : 1, y ny and three’s a ecrowd'’!” | ; ; oF lad’s chu said in an un- | \ ye stone. “There are sure three F A= fie re and |'m going, I amt” iy Sy YS A a y, The boys started out in the dl : P . a 3 \" ey getting soaked to th: in, - . b use Old Man Wind is having : ™ : Ph — it ‘ 9 RR eR B to decide which should do the “‘drag nong the folks of the town, and which » “ghost.” Tom did not notice that ppointed with drawing the lot of he hb. The former was happy over the p Here is a little puzzle which is baffling if you do not start right. The cat is in the center of a circle of mouseholes. She wisha catch all the mice, but these particular holes are numbered, and there are certain rules to be followed. If the cat starts at any sae must go from there in the direction of the hands of the clock—around the circle to the right—counting as she goes. She counll hole at which she started as 1, regardless of what number it may be. The-next hole, also regardless of its number, is 2, the next % so on. She must count till she reaches a hole having the same number as the one she counts. For example, if she started at 2, she count 2 as 1, 19 as 2, 21 as 3, and so on till she reaches 9, at which time she would be at the hole actually numbered 9. This hole ae enter and eat the mouse, She must then start at the next hole and count that as 1 and proceed till once more the number of one of soles agrees with the number she has counted. Holes already entered are to be skipped, and if the cat does not make a cateh the ‘ume around the circle she must go on until she does. Of course, as the holes are numbered only to 21, it is dlear that if the count gow 21 the cat has made the wrong start. If yon start at the right mousehole you can catch all the mice. Mark off the ‘‘mice’’ ag yal them. Try it—it isn’t so easy as it looks. mee up and throwing a scare into bis Herb consiste: tly spread tales of stran “"Rats’ Nest.’’ He created a lot of curio Saturday, when a crowd of young folk pLambert’s pond fishing, both Herb bested that everybody remain until @ BG investigate the spooks of the ramshae m@ That would be fun!” gushed a girl, cla ~—. » Phe re are enough boys here , she added, with a curl of the lip. "Indeed, yes!” another girl eried. “J wbe Deine afraid of zhosts, with son around "Correct. you arel” Tom Lamb shouted shost that shows up will get popped left eye, To hati” “You know it!” exelaimed Herb Jeaokin Weaving arovud the pond the roung fo — 1. = == > he £eneraily hides out when bea, fim } guessed and written one . & g00d string.” (i the other in the proper i *xplanation was satisfactory and » ' their initials, reading dows ey » dh truth he had “made a sne , af wa tl yonder in the vicinity of ward, will spell the name Mid-Western state, and % - a - ~~ “ — 2 for the seare he would * *Or t' ore he hed all the paraphers "oning that he’d walk over ~ he e~¥ > = . - . . | wat Tom was doinc, amble \ ‘ ‘ ~ ees . bOT roOae and P Sani.f:. : ”" r #. : . ~ @- ™ " C8 £100 tS 112nt ! +> Bh the , oy f 1 ' OWS tj ’ ; pond we : - f . and > a id . Ct a 4 i? 4 ‘+S at t! ole ‘ t) a ddered and | of ' DaZing fire when a boy be San he . “&2bpen Defore the party go of wi

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ETURNING to *! from @ day’s fi: Lamberts i! Tow Lamb a! r ri? Tr caus: skins W« gh suddenly brok: io * god (beeaL rat! var he ri : fram the , ‘ etuce | ‘ bu! As the boys huddled gf the tumblecow ' pe place the wire mrougn frames fl! of glass, hang ° | ntiled hoards and v 4 a ged what might | geanny sounds. “Say,” muttered 10: Ap LITO LETT RN A LS i Hie: Ss eater ae ee ro oS a) > ~ — , poked around every (1! - 2 ’ . ae neared Lnis 18 5 o\se Was ‘* ” : : ic \W hat j ereepy joint, Z ub nt” _ Papok!” laughed Her | ie 3 inting at 2 gloomy corner’, x coni panto | Mg nudging his yere’s @ ghost, as re here!” “aw, keep etil! Ton : rowied. “lm not afraid, but wis old place gives | aa shivers.” Just then. upstairs awincow vat had been Open jropped With a bang and bot! we stared at each other “There's eompany in mack!” Herb whispered. “lg a crowd, for ‘two's cor | wand three’s a crowd’! jad’s chum said | wione. “There are sure three we and I’m going, I am!” The boys started out in the in and as they did 80 a boarc Sue — ae 3 si oa RMWGde Tl: salle, RR e. in an un a ew ee med on the rickety rooi | 4a loose window-pane flew , | the zroupd where it drone te , ons. “Tinat “ Lit eTtory ‘ | ' ” Herb observed “No | getting soaked to the =kin, t because Old Man Wind is they walked upstars, satisfied 1: ate le Cleat > ‘ i Y . an “~ + there and at once began hate »! } : | ~, é oe . 7 4 4 Tv; 4? the DOYS and £1rs8, tO0-—-O01 14 Se ee CON Oy oe a aes aan oe . 9 | Vest ‘ ) —— —— ee é Ce RD, Te ELS SE CRRGEAS me ener. — peasne. —— sieeecreng El bar PIES ae es t turned a tne me d ° an il ry qd not Rasped, “neep o {) Pol “tl tel OW all avout a and with those words To: started faster than ever, nov and then casting a look of ter- ; ror over his shoulder, at the : shack in the distance, “That's about ail fron yo! . shouted one of the boys, while “a the virls, pale ana indignar vyathered to vent their anger uy ¢ on Tom Lar 0D, WNO Was . just as fast as ever two 0 ; iss legs could carry h : : “Come baek, you sheakil 6 eoward! Come back and fj ! oe - ana@ican lick you wi = lad shoute: ut befor ¥ “a ished his threat a ke * and ata! crowd bee . a Re down the ro: a | See : : 7 ve 2 Stine At the same window Y i, whieh Tom Lamb, fixed up a a . - oh ghost, had hopped, was now t . F y Eo gt : be seen another awesome thins ‘ , é - o This one stood thers vial ca A of red. It had a ad of 4 beast and the same carried tw horns. 3 the f uni; sters looked at thi: r their shoulders, it a: tail whieh flopped out of ‘ window and hur t’ The new terro G Gien Boyd, 9 had b among the shadows whe shoated for h companio seatter, soon peered out of I hiding piace, spied the seeon neir town naving a party hovs remained until the storm iet up anda When the clouds allowed the sun to I ore and the world seemed somewhat orignt oselives no one ga schem: on ° "We'll have a ghost and work it right,” Tom ’ WW M@embsuggested. “When we get them ripe for the Mee - SS Pe wil : we'll have Mr. Ghost show up and—’”’ The-piot was soon Made up and the pair drew Se I ee SA ARM te: — ts to decide which should do the ‘* g-on’’ stunt mong the folks of the town, and which should be e “ghost.” Tom did not notice that Herb was ircle of mouseholes. She wishes €@Mappointed with drawing the lot of being “it” in . If the cat starts at any mo The former was happy over the prospect of ating as she goes. She counts the Mine up and throwing a scare into his chums of its number, is 2, the next 3, and wt consistently spread tales of strange doings mpie, if she started at 2. she woulg oa west.” He created a lot of curiosity; and turday, when a crowd of young folks were at ally numbered 9. This hole she & mce more the number of one oi & Bcat does not make a catch the first is clear that if the count goes ov@ Mark off the ‘‘mice’’ as you can Biavestigate the spook « Would be fun'”’ “There are enough 7??? deed, yes!” another vir! me being afraid around.” _4 7 > of ghost * Pemarked that the lad Each of the object# may be defined by a word of four letters. When rightly , guessed and written one below the other in the proper order, their initials, reading dows ward, will spell the name of & ‘Mid-Western state, and } ‘ third letters, ing upward, name of 4 city in that stave os Yonder, around the *S £00d strinc.”’ Mation was In truth he had el % Spook. Mention inc that he’d wa! mm the Moon r ihe twilight’, mathe window: Sthe mil!-pond we. €2¢ buns. ( ren ' 4 Weer doing: ls Bhudd. r rf 8° BI erie ia u to fish and was doing 2 succes: dambert’s pond fishing. both Herb ted that everybody remain until after dark of the ramshackle. gushed a girl, clapping her boys here to protect me added, with a curl of the lip. 2 ‘4 . > ¢ oo - 3 DZ for the seare he would a Me what Tom was doing 7 vo peat = qd, > aud Tom ery nasi? ’ > eouidn t ‘J na ly ath- yOu are’” Tom Lam» shouted. “The ? . | host that shows up will get popped right . me 1 bet!” know it!” exelaimed Herb Jenkins. MiNZ arovud the pond the young folks did Mle that Tom had later dis: in until found fui job ~“ -) 7 oo mS all to hims-if; to which Herb replied, poins, I Whe generally hides out when he wishes guess. satisfactory and Tom was ; “made ._. then yonder in the vicinit a sneak” and y of the old vive his ft there h. had all the paraphernalia of a over to the ambled from sey 6 * - Vv" ’ ) ‘Tt o- ‘ +, } , vo! ~ ’ if . - ’ iv? — a4 ~~? = b/ 4h > ~~ « ts’ Nest’ ‘9 spook at “‘Ka goon “‘beatinz it "and w: about half mile in the rear of the othe ced one the He only ne the window of glance mill-pon: . _ \ . house to cove why ‘ , Con. os should go- an: 0 fast. Over the nizht air yr a eries of velis, them the sound of an exp 0 a sheet of red fire belched out of thes dow wher he awesome thing had made its appear: and k became dark, except for t! moonlight shining through the old window The fishermen passed tie balance of some three miles from Si Lambert’s pond, in r spot of a meadow where surroundi! wer Visible—in the opposite direction from tow gid not ven ther steps and only on ure pas sOoOIme oF} thie a stick elose te ther happened, did they their homes. Several parent were found an t the place until sunrise. girls were afraid to retrace the of th e solemn promise and never run, no ma nt ZO hack o P enone to iy a j* im). AJ Ltrs - ' > af nd on te xiously wanderi ere and there, searching for the missing fisher There ¥ 2 lot of derision and some rehief ey pressed all members of the party hove ght and ated that a sure-enough speek showe. up at “‘Rats’ Nest.” 20ii Lamb, shame-faced and greatly puzzled plained that he and Herb Jenkins planned a genost eare; that he was “it” and played his part a! right, but that a real ghost showed up and took the job away from hi: ‘}) . 3 explained e ‘Bd me off. ‘Tr tA “T was only goin g TD Y!iVe them a good scare and then ‘expose’ myself,’”’ Tou “hut an honest-and-truly spook chas-. “And who was the other?” one of the parents ir quired. ‘How can we tell?’ erled severa] in the party. “We are all here and’—- “All?” the man asked. Somebody began counting noses apd of a sudde: exclaimed, “‘Where’s Herb Jenkins?’ “Well, let me tell you,” “About 11:39 last ni the man ght a young fellow by ront Tne bbs “es ’ DBuUed. naine of Lierb Jenkins came to town and phoned some of ws tnat frivutened ell of yo when he talked and A lot of silly young folks got it put over ou the: 50 {t appears.’’ a ghost devil with a cow's u half to death. that’s all there is He it rf LJ “Ah!” gasped Tom Lamb, a5 he grittcd and nervously opened and shut his bands. Herb had aimply put on a second g):0° his own. a sheet and a piece stick of red fire and With an old weather-beaten cow’: } of old hose, toretie a firecracker, he did n e 2 had yw of ead, r with a 2 trick, @ %

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of sen. ge of ment, sioner a! on Nov ra of kers- ee ee St. Louis Artists—No. I\. October 4, 1925. SUPPLEMENT OF THE 3T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AFTERNOON. ee Sy A =e 4 th : : : “pi ae er a Zt eee Hey ! Fae : soon By RICHARD MILLER. eumehat sett 7 Ee eee T® Ce Fam je — a ae .\ reenter te nb indiciaany it hap ig eR (pata pricy ae MR AA Ot Oe WET IDN AET’. & a oa nec A I A ot oar il A ~~ SEE SN AR LEO SAA AA OD RE EE 8 EE a ee A HM

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oe ¥ ~~ ee ee . co lence > » ** . ee ee Se ~— > 4 . * ee De A em 1 pe ey or Ea Aine ‘ * a > én , a ease OE at a nel le oliggfr —— . HA, a, mes ot om oes — ee ad Ms ee ee ee ee ee ee SEE, eee ~ « ' mo . a ee a he >. tt ee ty ny eee calla tee : ‘ aren » ‘The Marriage of Princess IV atalda My, Prince Philip One after another, the names of Europe’s most eligible royalties were mentioned by Dame Ru- mor as probable fiances of beautiful Mafalda— But here isa young woman who decided to please herself—M eeting at a garden party, she and the young visitor from Hesse found that they had many tastes in common—So, there was a splen- did wedding, although Prince Philip is poor, a Protestant and of a nation which fought against the Allies inthe World War. By FREDERICK H. BRENNAN HE love story of a Princess—it is not for stodgy pens. Happy subjects are toasting Mafalda in rare Italian wines, and who would dare match phrases against the bouquet of the draughts? To the beayty of Ma- falda as a bride th» flowers gave praise enough: those hosts of blossoms from Lake Como’s summer gar: land. What use to call her the charming, the vivacious Mafalda while lilting violins still echo through palace corridors? Or say it was a romantic wedding, except to add that most royal weddings are not? All Italy is sighing. All Italy is gay. No words, no words! Let the champagne bubbles dance for Princess Mafalda; for her. moonlight and music—a little laugh, a little quiet prayer; for her a long life and merry. ‘Twas such a romantic wedding. Her parents, the King and Queen of Italy, were there. Premier Mussolini read the civil service. Verne Palace in the small moun- tain town of Racconigi had not seen a gath- ering like this in two hundred years. Ital- ian nobility and visiting great ones crowded the halls. Gift tables were heavy with gold and silver. All was pomp and ceremony, be- fitting the daughter of a King, Yet what lent the blessing, where was the romance? Why, the bridegroom, the bridegroom. He gave the magic touch. Because, you see, he is a poor nobody. So very poor, so much ofa nobody. The wedding guests doubtless looked at him with shining eyes. ‘‘Prince Philip of Hesse,’’ they murmured, so as not to forget his name. Well, he will have fame enough ini Italy now. He has given this warm-heart ed land new faith in the old story of the Princess and the pauper. Princesses do not marry poor men. Princess Mafalda did. Hail to Prince Philip of Hesse! He was one of the few bridegrooms who have appeared important at their own weddings. His pres ence transformed a royal show into a fairy play. A dream turned to life. Drop a rose or lift a cup to this bold, this magnificent young man. The list of student Princes who have won royal brides is not long. Although it goes without saying, a few at the wedding doubtless said that the Prince and the Princess were a likely pair Mafalda wore satin and lace made by he own people. She stood straight and slim af the altar, a little girl with dark brown eyes and wavy black hair and color in her cheeks like the glow of a firefly on a pearl. She had invited all her childhood playmates to the wedding, just like the fairy books, and among those who stood in places of honor was Vincenzia Stirpe, her aged nurse. Per- haps in some officer's uniform stood, too, a man who when a boy had torn the Prin- cess’ paper dolls. But not a word of this came by cable from Rome. And the Prince? Oh, he was handsome. He marched down the aisle with his bride after the ceremony, tall and stalwart. A biond man who has a military manner and clanks a sword most delightfully. Hand- some, but poor. Remember that. He will Page Two o —Fotorrams. PRINCESS MAFALDA of Italy, who has married the man of her heart. x MP & a AF a ek ne, —. a a 7 , ee ee Yo ke . Be Pam sageees a Z ee yee a a. fy ' —IJInternationa! —Paul Thompson. THE THREE PRINCES WHO FAILED TO WIN MAFALDA. Left to right: PRINCE NICHOLAS of Rumania, the PRINCE OF WALES, and LEOPOLD, Crown Prince of Belgium: never sit on a throne. No bolsheviks will be tempted to blow him up and leave Ma- falda a widow. He has a chance to be happy ever after. Lucky, lucky Prince. Princess Mafalda before the wedding. Which shows the Princess has great wisdom. These are anxious times for Queens. What with looking after the King and be- ing nice to the commoner who is bossing him and the country, a Queen has her hands full these days, Then a Queen's children are such a problem. Most Americans know a Queen who has been traveling all over Europe trying to find husbands for her daughters. A Queen, these days, is never sure that she'll be permanent in her palace. She might have to. pack up and escape to Paris with her husband any day. No, it is nicer for Mafalda to stay a Princess. The Prince is going to build her a little house—they are called villas in Italy-—-on the royal grounds of Savoia in Rome, After the honeymoon they will go to housekeeping like ordinary mortals. It is becoming easier to think of a Prin- cess as an ordinary mortal. A man named Molnar wrote a play called ‘The Swan” and failed to give it a happy ending because he couldn't imagine a Princess being ordinary. His Princess gave her poor tutor the go-by and married a Prince whom she didn't love. But Mafalda’s story Is different, because she is a flesh-and-blood Princess and lives in a time when Princesses are treated as such. a | DON'T want to be a Queen,” said the The world outside the Itallan court circle has had few glimpses of the Princess Ma- falda. A cable report now and then: a pie- ture or two @ year; casual mention in a mag- azine article Yet, they have been enough to make her real. First, a group of chil- dren of the royal family taken on the beach at Bordighera, which is the Italian Riviera. In the group stands 9-year-old Mafalda, Krasping a sand pall. Then a portrait at the age of 13—a demure miss all eyes, with her pigtails down her back. Next, the Princess with the King and Queen inside the royal carriage—she is 15 now—and ready for longer dresses. Now a succession of pictures: a girl on a horse, a girl in a party gown, a girl with fencing rapier, a girl with a violin. At last, the girl a bride. The wrief news dispatches. have painted her sketchilly but none the less realistically. When the Princess started learning four languages the world knew it and pitied her. When the Princess fell ill from scarlet fever, the world was sympathetic. When the Prin- cess and her big sister, Yolanda, helped their father rescue some fishermen floun- dering in the Mediterranean surf the world applauded. When the Princess worked on embroidery while her mother made the royal cheeses everyone said: “What a nice practical little girl,” But her romance, her decision to marry the man she loved and not the man the men of state selected, has not been so easy to follow. HE whole thing began five years ago when the Princess was 18 and ready for the royal auction block. She had been trained for the throne-room and in all the arts deemed necessary to Queens. Be- sides five languages she possessed skill with the rapier to give her gracefulness, could ride a horse, played four musical instru- ments and knew whether the Bulgarian Am- bassador takes precedence over the Minister from Peru at a reception. Her elder sister, the Princess Yolanda, had first choice of all the matrimonial al- liances which presented themselves. There was talk at the time that she might wed the Prince of Wales. This rumor probably was Mafalda’s first introduction to the new free- dom for Princesses. ‘But sister,’ she said. perhaps, “‘you couldn't marry him. He is not Catholic.” “TIT could if I wanted to.”’ retorted Yo- landa, ‘“‘but I don’t think he is ready to mar- ry anyone. Besides, I shall marry an Italian.’’ “But, sister, you must be a Queen.’”’ **Yes?’’ The Princess Yolanda was in revolt. When a rumor started that she would wed Crown Prince Leopold of Belgium she de- nied it vigorously. She had fallen in love with Captain Count Carlo Calvi di Bergolo, a dashing cavairy officer. It is not difficult to imagine the two Princesses discussing Yolanda’s romance, with sighs and smiles. ‘“‘You can take one of the Crown Princes, Mafalda’’—did Yo- landa say ?—“‘but I shall marry my soldier.”’ And she did marry Count Calvi in 1923, to the great surprise of European courts. Princess Mafalda was one of the brides- maids. What an object lesson in indepen- dence that wedding must have been to her. But the traditions that hedge a Princess would not be denied. No sooner was Yo- landa married to her Count than the court gossips said: ‘‘Yolanda was permitted to have her way, but the little Mafalda must make a marriage of state.’ So once more there were rumors. It was said that Ma- falda’s engagement to Crown Prince Leo- pold shortly would be announced. She was reported engaged, after an interval. to Prince Nicholas ot Rumania. Still there was no confirmation from Princess Mafalda. And every dealer in chat-chat said “Ah'”’ when in 1924 the Italian court announced that Princess Mafalda and her mamma and papa were to visit London. They did visit London and were met by the King and Queen of England and H. R. H. the Prince of Wales. Ah! But although the Prince was as attentive to Mafalda as he was to American girls, nothing came of it. -Eandon admired the little Italian Princess and named a cherry Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 4, 1925. —Fotograms. THE BRIDEGROOM, Prince Philip of Hesse. color ‘‘Mafalda red’’ in her honor. Protest- ant England would never stand for a Cath- Olic Queen, they sighed, dismissing poor little Mafalda as impossible. It is not of record that Mafalda grieved or that her heart was on her sleeve, or that it ever went pit-a-pat for H. R. H. Nota pit nor a pat. The Princess returned to Rome and H. R. H. went off to Africa to shoot lions. Back in Rome another thing happened to strengthen Mafalda’s sense of democracy. Her big brother, the Crown Prince Humbert, fell in love with a beautiful girl of untitled ‘station. There was a pretty how-de-do in the Savoy. palace. King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena told Humbert that he must forget romance. He is to be King of Italy some day, and while Princesses may marry commoners the time has not come when a Crown Prince can wed for love alone. Humbert was obdurate and got packed off on a mission to South America where his parents hoped he would forget. —Underwood & Underwood PRINCESS MARIA, sister of the bride, who was a flower girl at the ceremony. May we not guess that Mafalda was on the Prince’s side? Perhaps she stood at his elbow and egged him on with an “ ’Atta- boy, Humbert,"’ or whatever a Princess says to a Crown Prince when egging him on. Per- haps the tragedy of Humbert’s love affair determined her in the desire to marry, only the man she loved. A word must be put in here, too, for the men mentioned in the case. Crown Prince Leopold of Belgium is a most democratic young man who once visited America and went roaming about Yellowstone Park dressed in the uniform of a private soldier. Prince Nicholas of Rumania has studied at Eton and is not above boxing with profes- sional pugilists. Both these young fellows are not to be forced into a loveless mar- riage. Nor is the Prince of Wales—not into any marriage. Mafalda met them all and they met Ma- falda and romance did not blossom. It must be admitted, too, that Mafalda’s par- ents were very decent about her refusing Suggested alliances. Queen Helena was a -<~™ = Princess of Montenegro, which had the most democratic royal family in Europe, “King Victor has been taught by the Black hordes of Fascisti that the day of royalty is done. Kings must rule by the love and admiration of their subjects. And what would Italy have said if its darling Mafalda were forced into a distasteful marriage? So the times and the manners conspited to aid this rebel Princess. Mafalda’s heart was safe in the palace, where so many royal hearts have been broken. She Grove her own automobile and rode her own bore and waited for the man she could love. was Saturday afternoon. Think of that! To be able to name the very day and time of day when Mafalda met her Prince. She met him at a garden party be side a handsome Roman villa, He had come to Rome to study architecture, the Prince business being very poor in Hesse, which & part of the German Republic. But because le he was Prince Philip of Hesse and no revolt tions could change his royal blood he was vited to the garden party. And here, a the lawn, he met the Princess Mafalda, whe wore a white dress and a picture hat, be cause that ts what Princesses wear at gaP den parties. As for him, he may have had on Oxford bags, who knows? Probably she does not remember. “They found they had many tastes & common,” states the official court bulletis as an afterthought in describing the wed ding. Even Premier Mussolini has a re mantic strain. Many tastes in common! ‘IT like horses,"’ said the Prince. “So do I,” said the Princess. “TIT like music,’’ he said, after a pause. “T like music, too,”’ sighed she. And so the romance started. A lawn, a parasol, a royal wooing! He told ber, probably, how he had left his simple Berlin apartment to come to Rome to study. She was interested. Here had appeared a young man who amounted to something. A Prince who had to work. A poor, studious young man. And handsome, so handsome. H E CAME one day not so long ago. it ings,” states the court bulletia, further. A-series of meetings! She prevailed on her parents to isvite Prince Philip to court. He was a Germas and Italy had fought on the other side. He was a Protestant and Italy is a Roman Cat- olic nation. He was a Prince without stané ing and the Princess Mafalda the daughter of a reigning house. But the King Queen invited him. Soon he began to speak of that little Bom aa | T WAS the first of a series of meet he would like to build. Being an architect | he could talk better about little homes thae young men whose ideas are persistent but He could describe just what sort of villa he believed a Princess would MBG) And draw plans, and give estimates. Oh, be” was very practical. £ The time came when the Princess Maile da, who might have had a palace if Bror sels or Bucharest or maybe Londoa, wes content with the prospect of a villa in Rome Vague. Blissfully content. But the men of state frowned whe they saw how things were drifting. What the King say? What would the Pope What would the world say? The King said: “Daughter, your hay ness is mine.”’ The Pope said: “If the young man will agree to rear your children as Catholle until they are 21, you may have our Da @& ing.’ little story about the Princess Mafalds rying a poor man, isn't it?’’ And the world said: “Now that's & = @ The outstanding eve this great tragedy of the ¢ heen told hurriedly int from day to day. A ¢ first-hand account of th ter, however, was not fo ing until Post-Dispatch Correspondent Paul Y. A obtained interviews WwW Shenandoah officers the The following vivid dese of the wreck constitute probably the truest acee given to the public. By PAUL Y. ANDE AWN w breaking high, rol Eastern daylight ing tard was a dreary m ful .gus carrying drizzle 4 Early breakfast in farmhouse kitchens casting a day of wet’ weather, lating upon the effect on the ¢ they became aware of an alien 80 air, a hum that swelled and fade ing at times to a faint guttural r Uly emerging to porches and beheld in the sky an awesome Half a mile overhead hung a gr dirizible, shadowy in the impe but undoubtedly alive and real. hant roaring told them that all were going, but she was making way. Something strange was hag there, because the damp gusts through the apple trees were strength to trouble the progre Mighty craft. Now her nose gently incl earth, as if she would descend. she was rising Heading down Was nevertheless going up. In th Of descent, she continued to mo Cally. Now she had reached an alt Mile and the ascent began to chee ment later and she began to fall, first, and then with gathering sp the reached the level at which the Feen her The farmers and their wives dren marveled at these qu heuvers by the mysterious 8 Was not light enough for them to black-lettered name, “Shenandoah sides. But they had seen airships, Knew that these perpendicular m were unnatural, and the defiant th Of five Kreat motors bespake a mig ‘Oo drive her forward. The quick descent had stopped their wondering eyes the creat shi ‘suddenly, as airplanes do. She a Fupt)y upward and broke square a! a point abont one-third way Dd The nose At that instant the for ‘4rkest of the six gondolas whie from hey under side, broke away @ —— half mile to the ground, as alls The silent. shudderine spect ot know that the ear cantained el “he of them hey commander But ful ‘rash on a nearby hill signal the elgehe

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~ \ on » - - al _ _ \ > 4 ‘ 4 pte «= HO y a , » maiteiaei in ew 3 Bo . ee ‘ ape + eS — ee el ON AT IP -—-~ “ae CRASHING - ry ~ be A # te ; ee . ; * ae ¥ : - . — P. + » 7 > j P “2. : ; f 4 3 * » > r ? . ‘ ™ we =a f Oy Bis © os i Saeed Ag Koy acess of Montenegro. which had the mos: is . { 7 ye: 4 C qd () | jocratic royal family inf Europe ne , * | ae Wilh teats ** ~ Rete A Ske wht Mee ON lage, Wiasidiniictessctl eet aes , ne Rep ee nite al idl Sint reer PAu na + “The ship was pitching violently now, and was nosing downward more suddenly than upward. As my head was toward the nose I turned around so that the pitching wouldn't throw me against the end of the bunk on my head. I noticed the air was getting cooler. The speed of the motors was being changed often. I knew they were having a lot of trouble up forward, and in the next 20 minutes I became pretty certain that we were in for a wreck of some kind. “It was just about 5:40 when a strong draft of cold air came in from the forward part of the ship. It was at least 10 or 15 degrees colder than the norma! temperature and 1 can’t describe what a shock it «sve me. I suppose that was whem the ship ascended to an altitude of 6000 feet. Then the air became warmer and no doubt that is when she wept down to 2500 —wain. But these quick changes convinced me that something was about to happen. “Suddenly the ship nosed up. She kept | nosing up until 1 was holding to the end of my hammock to keep from falling out. When she got up to an angle of 45 degrees I knew we were gone; but she kept rising until she was almost standing on her tail. ws OT el oe " nn 4 ’ = . ones ’ — Se ae een et See arene _ ane > % . ae rd wr has been taught by the biack fes of Fascisti that the day of royalt One. Kings must rule by the love anc jration of ld Italy have said if its darling Mafalda ® forced into a distasteful marriage” 9 the times and the ad this rebe! safe in the palace, where so many roya! ts hav: broken. She drove her : automobile and rode her own Correspondent Paul y. Anderson Waited for the man she could love obtained with the Shenandoah officers themselves. The following vivid descriptions The outstanding events in | * this great tragedy of the air have | heen told hurriedly in from day to day. A complete first-hand account of the disas- ter, however, was not forthcom- Staff 2 oe" ¢ . ‘ - one nindn inated. emanating sadness ile ito. ete their subjects. And wha: the news | “ Ae eaten Ms 7 aw A ce lage al lay mean I ety Ay Sei SR lila pe A ais manners conspired - dyer a eatillinte mlnke an abetentgepecinpes tem. ute tnahn Princess. Mafalda’s ‘eart Complete Account of the Disaster As told to the Post-Dispatch BY THE SURVIVORS a; a ee ee | $s tenes oe oe ae, ae = aw. eS ee = Ss Roe ing until Post-Dispatch been > 7 ” > 05 8D Ke & inferviews é we Sy aa Or ee ee ee E CAME one day not so iong ago. it was Saturday afternoon. T! | » tiiat: To be ablc to name the very dey of the wreck constitute what is time of day when Mafaida met her ce. She met him at a garden party be- a handsome Roman villa. He had come Ome to study architecture, the Prince mess being very poor in Hesse, wich is of the German Republic. But because he us Prince Philip of Hesse and no revolu could change his royal blood he was ih to the garden purty. And here. on Woh. fie met the Princess Mafaida, who probably the truest account yet given te the public. a F af ? st ‘i % x wate a » . AWN was slowly over the ncinnaivennnenibtienitiaaniiieiiemintaion nc ar tn ee breaking a white dress and a picture hat, be high, rolling hills of ae a , 7 aan Then there was a territte crash. I can’t that ts what Princesses wear at gar- Eastern Ohio. The be — ee oe cists ea nea ardson. As aerial photographer, he has had describe it—girders breaking, fabric rip- i Parties. As for him, he may have had daylight was arriv- sections did not behave in the same man. much experience in aircraft. His viewpoint ping—yJ could feel the ship being broken in‘ : ord bags. who knows’? Probably she ing tardily. for it ner rhe larger, Comer sing the rear two- | is somewhat different from that of a mem- two. It was an awful! feeling. The map mot remember. rey oak eS a ed ber of the crew in the bunk across from me said: hey found they had many tastes in dreary morning, fit- "Ot the plummet-like drop of the control “We got away very smoothly,” he said. “‘] “ “By God, we've got it this time!’ That huge fragment pitched and cir- | * : : ‘ ; = , . Car The . of * 1? ’ — , + : bon,”’ siates the officia! court bulleti ful gusts of wind : . ee ae mea remember that at Mount Holly, New Jersey, was the only word I heard spoken.” hb afterthought in describing the wedc- carrying a heavy “/e¢ and changed ends ike an autumn ileal, we dropped a flag in a little parachute. I Only with f: Now it fell made a lot of pictures over Philadelphia, working from the radio compartment of the contro] car. Fortunately, not smashed so that 1 have the picture rec. ord of that last flight. When it became dark ur greater speed tail first, now the open end was down It ERE it will be well to interrupt Lieu- tenant Richardson's narrative for the present and discover what had been happening up forward in the contro] car where officers and men on duty were bat- drizzle of rain meriy yreeers at breakfast in farmhouse kitchens were fore- W®" (0 Crazs casting a day of wet weather, and specu- lating upon the effect on the crops, when Even Premier Mussolini has a ro fc strain. Many tastes in common: Plike horses,’ said the Prince do I,”’ said the Princess. ike music,”’ he said, after a pause arcs and curves like some- my plates were thing whose heaviness was partly sustained by a considerable remaining buoyant force. - Nevertheless, it was falling and falling fast. , p ir the : aking : like music, too,”’ sighed she. they became aware of an alien sound in the e B and falling [ went up into the ship, making arrang: tling to save the ship from the fate which , , appar isin ; ae iments for my work the next day. The crew overtook it For this infor ti wet i s0 the romance started. A lawn, alr, a hum that swelled and faded. mounte - 4 . i a dil iin s , . t his rmation e turn T WAS a minute, or perhaps two, before were very fine about helping me and I! ar- asol, a royal wooing! He told her, bly, how he had left his simple Beriin ment to come to Rome to study. She Bterested. Here had appeared a young ho amounted to something. A Prince had to work. A poor, studious youns And handsome, sc handsome. ing at times to a faint guttural roar. Has- tly emerging to porches and yards, they beheld in the sky an gpectacle Half a mile overhead hung a great silvery Grigible, shadowy in the imperfect light, but undoubtedly alive and real. The reso- Samat roaring told them that all her motors Wete going. but she was making no head- awesome on the it crashed, jagged end foremost very hilltop where the control] car's sick- ening drop had ended. The rific end there was a ripping sound of torn fabric Then the section bounced—like a sluggish out 1 iit) Ms 4 ay ¥ football! it bounded to a beight of a b feet and slid lazily forward down across th-¢ f impact was ter- Metallic girders clanged and groaned the engineer of the after power Lieu- ranged with car to work fromethere the next day SURVIVORS WHO TELL THEIR STORY. TOP LEF T—tLieutenant-Commander Charies E. Rosendab!i. —Lieutenant J. B. Anderson. son. LOWER RIGHT—Chief Machinist Shine 8. Halliburton.> LOWER LEFT || TOP RIGHT—Lieutenant Walter L. Richard- | ° ~ tenant Anderson, the aerologica! officer (lit- erally, the ship's weather man), told me we were likely to have showers the next day, ursday, but that on the whole !1 might ex pect fair weather for my work “]T had supper at the officers tabie. Com- to Lieutenant-Commander Charles E. Rosen- Gahl, second in command of the ship and (after Commander Lansdowne’s death) her senior officer. tosendah! is a tall lithe sunburned beair- trigger fighting man from Cleburne, Texas. He will not relish having it said in print that he ls a brave man and a modest one In fact he will be very ‘‘sore’’ about it. The eS ee ae AT ak alten SI Ds nett SEE ene ~ santiataien T WAS the first of a series of meet- “ay. Something strange was nappening UP treetops that hid the other side of the hill ~ mander Lansdowne was there, but 1 don't writer purs 4him f Wee ‘eti there, because the damp gusts which blew ee He : riter pursued him for a week before this ings, states the court bulletin, th tik But the section was smalier now. Wher: remeniber anything in particular that he etory was obtained, and it was obtained further. A series of meetings! Mough the apple trees were not of a it had struck was an indescribable mass of was little shouting and Jess excitement. This gray morning of September o us turn eaid He never talked very much We had anit after the most antic promise and ad- prevailed on her parents to _ invite Mrength to trouble the progress of this wreckage—twisted girders, shredded fabric nay seem strange to ordinary civilian back for a moment to get a bett nde! hot coffee and hot soup. carried in ther- YY ieniiitien “that vou won't ke look lik 7 Phili is aoe Mighty craft. a a ee EN SE” —_ ae aE RE Pe er a ee rea I IR ie eI SE RE ETE ee cure er. | ’ ion lat yo on't make me loo e | ilip to court. He was a Ger and under it all, ground into the dirt, what nerves, Dut these men were not Civillans, Standing Of Waal Hee Oeen 1S) e mos bottles. There was plenty of good food a damned fool before the service by calling ly had fought on the other side. He Now her nose gently inclined toward had been the two forward power cars. None they were members of the finest picked hear from the lips of the men who had par- After supper I climbed up in the nose, mea hero and singling me out from a crew of | Protestant and Italy is a Roman Catl- rth. as if she would descend. But no, cnew just then that one of those cars had crew of lighter-than-air men in the United icipated in it the vastly closer and more Joc. there was a platform with an open officers and men. every one of whom 4/4 bis | 7 tion. He was a Prince without stand- the was rising Heading downward, 83€ contained three men From another part States Navy, and most of them had been in tirringly personal details of the disaster. It hated It was a fine place to watch from duty just as he was expected to do it.” ) bd the Princess Mafalda the daughter MMB hevertheless coing up. In that position of the debris a member of the crew crawled other wrecks They assembled quickly was not an eas) narrative to gather. Brave and |] lay there quite a while looking at Faithful, therefore, to the promise and Clgning house. But the King and Mf descent, she continued to mount verti- out, then dragged at the feebly stirring form around their senior surviting officer and men are traditionally reticent about thelr the lighted cities and towns as Wwe passed mindful of the adinonition, we leave the | invited him. tally. Now she had reached an altitude of a of another awaited orders The man who had crawled parts in neroic events Moreover, not mere} over them Our speed was about sv oO! reader to form his inipression of the man m he began to speak of that little home _ the eR — to aay | “6 m0- The reduced fragment of the rear sectio! out of the ghastiy litter . the hill cz me the § — ah calamity, b ad u . sie air 2 miles an hour. I rememiber noticing an from his actions and his story which follews | =. +; . oman 6 =i? at ve ee sta ieee »1 ¢ = " Fanning Anewn th 1° hols P > imdpread rye y ¢ the nation have gquickiv become Ir ane 9 i ” 7" ‘ . can: Gh . vid like to build Being an rchitect tet - oeiagng ane rhe aio fo Tai sop os elid ob iqueis down across the hilisice T hie run! gin 3 ei , Bet Hneip ior his ipjurea }? AC | , toes pOT] nf j I ; , 7 Ss emusesment park lighted ut Lieutenant AD prrann and 1 were the navigating offi- ’ one! on? ering Ime ey: sesee , ¢ . ‘ ‘ rir a ee »7°R2 ‘momreadqce sii? ff PF} rnre a aq) COT ‘ eq iY mpitter ontrovy rs} anc ii i} ' . , : in T 4 ; or , ’ : " ld talk better about little homes than ie; am ty van With ennones pgs neal treetops caught at it, snagging great sheets comred ut - ree © 4 — een | ve 10 ; er ore sn . derson told me that some friends in Lan cers Lieutenant-Commander Loutse Han- ga +} "ol « oh +} > — : 2 a ome ¢> ain P 43 9 ’ se «, ‘ ' »} - ——— ‘ ery arfarge re e t} Trl -1tGe ; > ‘ - - - hO might have had a palace in Brus Mes. But they had seen airships, and they + rough the edge of the trees and, when -if it. were a complete craft in its Sie: her mooring. mast at Lakehurst pleep well, for 1 was very near the motors going (Airmen distinguish “ground speed,” | | Bucharest or maybe London, WwW Rhew that thes: perpendicular movements near the bottom of the little vali veers v right instead of being a mere frag New Jersey. carrving Commander Zachar’ I suppose I woke up twenty times After or speed over the ground, from “air speed” i ; ft with the prospect of a villa in Rome Were unnatura al the defiant thrumming and eddied whimsical], ther settied t ment wit} ‘ nose at ne er ar Lanedown: the navy's most experienced midnight the ship began pitching and | no Thus. in a high wind e@ ship might be mak- ' y liy content. of five Rreat motors DPSRaAKG A2 MIENTV etiort eart! wit hard!) 2 snock Nevertheless ‘ vaw? s hole at th ther instead ‘ ghter-t} T-ail 4 or and 4° me! in acd ficed tnat the speedq f the motore Was be ine 60 miles an hour “air speed” and be 5 | * the men of state frowned when thes m @tive her 1 rward t slid along the cround from its momentun falling w te sister section had righte ition t } rev the number is de ne changed, which indicated that we wer: making no “ground speed” at all.) i! at ¥ things were drifting W hat would The Quick descren? had SLOP ]« re Shove £0} ouite so tlittie wat Reve befor it tself immediatelv and after rising ' G& rik Lievtenent W ter L Richardson fag ot having a little weather Hy fT) Bie ‘Because of the situation Hancock did not : i . ME say? What would the Pope 88% , their Wondering eves the creat ship banked touched en in dungarees were popping t i e was now drifting lazily away—« ne pl gra] section of naval aviatior was pitching bad) My impression, ther turn in but stayed in the cogtrol car after : ie Ould the world say” Mddenty, as 4ifpianes do She nosed ab- through holes in the sides and bottom and tc disappear in the clouds Those on tt fficial photographer on the trip: Colonel ¢ mn the dark, was that we were behind our I relieved him If he had turned in he , King said “Daughter, your happl Paptly upward and broke squarely in two dropping oft The foot of one was lasso orour dic know tha ront: eA sev. $4 ‘ rr wheerver: Petty f¢ ae hee » ar were pasting over the Alls might be alive now The Captain (Com- éi | min¢ ™ @ POINt about on: d wav bach : by 3 angiing stranc f wire art we of comraedes wi mor : rer Frank Master. ¥ wae t ave tne 6 gheny Mountains. The air is alwave bunipy mander Lansdowne; had been called earlier a Pope Said If the young mand will thé nos: Al that Stan?’ the |] WAaArTG CA? cqcrace: : ne grout! Or vere vare our afterwar when thev iearped now {tb at Akron, UW! Nn. a@ paras te juinp (to see over mounytlaipe l learned later that we and wae ther: We were drifting from side to rear your children as Catholict | Sreest of th. Fix egondolas which swung The gusts which broucht the drizzie had 1 resourceful seven, navigating ther nis nev born son. and Yeoman RK. Wilsor 1aG aireagy crossed the mountains to side and were several miles off our ey are 21, you may have our bies® frow he: unGger sid ke aw and fell ; CAS a! seemed that the great rounded mutilated derelict as a free balioon. had of Be ‘ I'linois. was goine hom [ got up and went to the center of the course Our altitude was about 2600 feet sheer half n ‘ pry nd & ‘ ‘ vik micht r over and crus ! nv OU down 12 miles distant with on)}' The ship was scheduled to pass er ' ship for a drink of water Feeling that ! “When we saw that we could make no the world said: ‘“‘Now that's 8 swee’ ‘alle The sil. ering spectators Was being az but he tor ree a si! casualt ! W r St. Louis. &t Josep! would be unable to sleep I intended to go or Kround speed against the wind the Captain Ory ahout the Princess Mafalda m®’~ | St know : at the car contained eight met and secrambied out of danger as the wreet Having taken this brief and imperfee: Kansas City, Des Moines and severai cities uy to the control car and see what ware do save orders to the elevator man to descend poor man, isn't it?’ | rr then vOEen a a fright ed eT blane at the momentous traged as if and towns of Minnesota and Wiscotisin. Des ne, Dut the water made me feel so muc' to 2100 feet ‘The elevator man was the crast t ce ‘ v 12 who piled o , v being enacted fore t? eve ! roit. a! ey mewara Here t nat better that I decided to go back to the bunk ne wlio worked the elevators oF steered none set ur T halt lozen © farm families or ¥ noupt eutenant his and try it egaio. That saved my life (Continued on Page 10) F Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 4, 1925. wee. —

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wi? Be oe * « es ey Pe a ° : - ys ' a oe wee ” va ee me aoa ne Co ee *- en = va ee eS * he oe A. Sept eel - —- , INCE Seif-ed-Din Makes His ESCAPE From England Like the Prisoner of Zenda he has been kept, for the last 235 years, in a prison-asylum—apparently “for reasons of state.” Now, by means of a desperate dash for freedom, he has won his liberty—and the peace of Egypt is at stake. “THEN a pistol’s flash and the floored room re-echoed with the deten. ation.” PRINCE AHMED SEIF-ED-DIN, tine t ‘+ “ranger. He was & miiuer ge most modern of a!! “politica! prisoners.” esa Si ata fe ie wi -OUDirysice Theangh the afrect Dee Me has just escaped from Engiand after "3¢0'00 she received from him was a state- Thea. ta carty Gentine: Bs ae ee : years in prison. ment that her son would not be interned was scaken ¢or ipleemneens ae ei, 4 ee - = > > - F Pen a a sl ~ » es * => 3 3 Pa = 3 bs a — - . ~ i © - Z : i >. = « and 4 . pwr 4 4 a wu —_ = | H - e sn — —_ - ~ : a os ae _- Po eld ee ae] -. = we i. 1. 2 “ h em f the h mand h il lled h ade hi " Su La ad seer? eiden\ > 4 an _ ~ - . —_— a Le ~ e bee 3 4 3 ii ao . | - sc Se ~ a = ca a i Dn — sine Siti Ww iu? 4 - Neer _ -—- - > - + lfailed for almost 25 and disguise. flight, rendezvous and swift | os ~ When he returned the Prince was gone = iy ioe a ee nard at work is Ezrpt ASdbas Hila ac the Paris hot The 1 wo = — 4 ~_ ~+ s a - - & ~~ . . . & - ~- - o | s ‘ - 8 ‘* + SAwmeaaA + 9 ‘ As 3 uSi ~ ae Ne a wa’ ® te * sm tes Per os * x = ® — = m See i. 3 -_ — re ~ _ = ~— - — JU ~ ‘> 2 = = an - a . - - ~~ ns oa thse »roth a. —- 4 27 rears ‘- eo Prince A>med a*- —— = — - - = ¥ Cad ~ —_ a 4° - ~ 2iu: . +. VCC U = ve Was *traxnre ow > ~~ . - w~ tk ee a - oa iad iat \ % he > - was ”~ "or “i. atec — > e= = at ee ee oe - -:- ee > 1 é. . a °* = D- - - - = 8 er “ | ‘ ° ’ - rs . =- +. ? . > ~ r ‘> ~~ ——_ > = = ~ + ee = as . ~ os a : a _ A . - Fe > ePae —s ?° = ~~ = oJ in-law of King Fuad tempted the life of the Prince of Egrpt Ma _— - 4 the - 4 as Lec Woman e } ee Abm ——— Dn Sh onan ~ iat - > - 5 ° 4erh oe = — - * > - I of Egypt Prine whon s King Fuad The intervwenin AVE SS Ls Vee s2i8 UDC.¢. AUSSEID Aema aQ SCarlacc e|rerywuere a0 e rrenen detectives think so Ther decian * ~ + z° >* * ios? — now iS > Lz . ac 4s wet sab & Ed ening 4 nai sinita = =. ad * ~~ ° Wass 3 me - og Tre anc "= O°? [Ff oS -—~ &* > 7 - ; cs ~ er " °c "eo ad ° > la _— — ® te - 5 ~ - . - = + shes s* pe SACRA a.i.€ eC - ~ a BY a . = was e'ir -enor? ‘har ¢h — - . Ahmed Seif.ed-Din years have never told the reason for Bis act aR ™ —— = a a4 q ©DOrta thal the Princess Nowd Jha *. ro? - . — was . ~ = ,rAaF -~ & Suse —— om -_ aa - a oe = Ww 3 - —_— =) _ ~ = Som & ~ *? -_ — — > . * P + - ~~ wd 2 i e;0 ‘. ons « aed —-— * i 35 2 ie s 2 Lae com - - = ons iis q ™ who for nearly a King Fuad’s harem holds the secret. [t wil ne , - — : . —— maasem Was 4° woman wh ever showed — re = - o- - >» _* « - ~~ =" ~ rr 4 =o a> = - _— eh wm oe x rr SY ™ ~* = = Y «= oe - 3 -_ :. — a ‘ ~ - > _ —— -« - * & c ad one - ' ee 5 eo wn = Quarter of a centurs not be disclosed to prring Western eyes rs : — mepthat: % m2 — as ca..eC .0 er .ace ~_n@t ater that night-at a war - al - -- . > . _ - ~ > _- . Ba ae 4 Pm ~ -~ =] Tan 4 ew ~ rere Po} . a a nr -— = = . ae = * me ° a om on 4 on —s = = -—- & -_—— ‘~— - ‘ s Bea 4 ia -~ = - | * ~ ~~ ro > pas oeen A prisoner That was back in > Be rince AhAmedc was : Kegie Bing: penis “ ' oe ~ ww aS Ww aw A A - iM z — - 7 as 5 as ; - - ) -" e 7 -— «= id — = = me . in an Engiish asylum oon! mere boy. He had been educated in ve rE on Aing P acu 2 = 2 a asks ! jundied in her es and took her piace > - ~« orm ~ —— > » Tr}, = - ° - - r- = « ~ ++ = z > » ~ -— - — = —. = = ® te A a —- - * i ‘2 ¢ - - _ -of TR s+ — — -_ 4 - = — . = ‘ -_ ppeared last month quired a flair for the things, the civilization a: oriaia, Meantime. was in the dei- Tent. the case was given. They uncovered a she sped back to Constantinople by meter a ‘ =~ > “ns ae 2 . ~ ~ . - — ca - . s Pee ‘ eeTe she *> 7 ’ oe "a ok @. -* S ‘Oe Bee! i. = Lor" et Pir r aC ye = : - . — __. - - on a : — = ~~ * . > oo 7 > * - - ” titeatetinns = = -~ : i. ~ ~ 3 , ee = aes * = 4 _—— - - ; Ss = = . i nd : t —— : obe er? nm Sarler ad exc ul S.0B docx -e an EDBgiisd sega - va tre a8 ee.erTt wor.iad Be was i q tnin cad ss ~~ ia = a - : - ne 7 ou s age ou : Boke Pai maze Lic : arrangements to — = ~~. z> at ** «= ans’ ® ae | -— & if Se? *| * ~ -~- — | na - ." x - * -_ . — . ~ al side town With him went.onme of the stripling of a youth, with dark Semetiec face - Bireuarc.neg ° Spesaess Cal oF weicome ter son. For certainly she must * oF > - ="*sroetc ** - Tce ; . - *¢~m hae ——— " 4 . . = . . via " ‘ 2 . sa Wa es" erTres.s titi © S > ape - a. es d a = ~ -—T 4 ° os .* a = - ant for more than ae *cea re ">. yY wer —-~- ~ a He enm*ow nathiwge ac i+ . — was si1G? O....8 ini.venrnce a’ a8 ee VHER ‘ — > es ot a 4° ae - deen - «& . x Wa | > # . Pa = s 1c ci@= ~ *4 shins . ~ Warn.ec O48 OSS * © See © et seemed a a “ VE MN = 5 av ze? arcrcer - ‘ro = . ~ a dnl * » » 4 oer i. *meae + _ nen a" “eons , . _— ~ = ws as com letelv es though the s had for rier +Aeorore ™ : - as ~ ea 4 . 18. u€ 0 pr Son men -+* 1ime Fas - £ = - - - . , Di > as ~~ Vue a os - Sea we oes SWwa.. rs WS Ze was ; oes wt ~ be = mise! s 2: Ca l- . - sa & ~g ' = es cS. ‘\ WwW > 2F Be —f bee ~— oe - - — ~~ ane aa ~~ » we > " >>» = oe ™ om P s ae Jin & » « i & = ® - = +s. - 2 - - = om owed them ing 1 memoer of tie reigning family in ; is emis em lad gone to Paris and then Bou- 1i0un rasa wi his er age ieft ther arc on i o wv _ — - ae " = ~ * —_— —- ~ ~a ; =A - ral 4 = = - - -* > _ . ~ ° —&! »* af J8C ianes at 3AVES avi ana . be Wit ler : = Tae Paar e 7 zOtor - ta e eh Tm lesing. Then degan Scotland Yard's search An : > : pine we riated at Brit ta sae . ene Was ° Turkish Pasha : moto: Trace of them is m . ° > - —_ pn -_ — ‘eTe my ee , = = al -_ ~ .* . j i 7 = oo oS - — SS ae _ — cna si - = -_ “ a scoured So also were the capitals of Eu- Was tar removed, Dut yet in line. for the ot ene a.c ,.1¢ Frincess Was prepared to spend a werec yac + i} Rad bee mn the Bar- : ss ere tue pita.s of & cae accusations le be Prine —_ , P wil: : . —_ - ~*~ ao —e ee = « Te ., . — rr Fe On *" “ , me tye? . _ —_ = ? - > , — -* = ~ = - * > 7 7 > = ; r- -- rope. Frog aa wnuies 1.8 hey °F AdO0as o OPEe ee t. — i ~& ~ > ~4ad ree a - 7 ad 2 ~ * . 2 ‘oO sve s 4a _ 7. ae sud- Tiencs are incapadie of proof with t a — — _ - st a8 Atedive, and upon which he would a a mete: inere were midnight motor-car rides ae O.¥ Of ‘1 Dgat the Prince reached theme, - 4 os o> ee d we ad Pa ad me, = > ~~ =a «= — - & 3 . -_ i ai = Meanwhile ie = ‘mt Seif-ed-Din Seenr ~ . a’ +e seated lac °°. = =F on) -- >. | iit 33 a - —— — — ~~ > r ~ @ 2 7 - * : " ‘ J ; => — — = = q ~_—_-— « ~ * 4 - — > wrapped in the flowin natn eof % eT eee rsa, , to foree that incuicw throng tke ? wie ——— / ” 7 & 78 . ee — aWaited -- s Delieved at : _~_— oe © taw eee 4 Zarmenis +s Osi with Turker *. §¥elivrar SS over wee >= “SFM an KING FUA “i © —e . ~~ — = = a _—*> = wf az le Deg _ " % — a a = > _" - — pees «% _— il on harem and heavily veiled as P } = | > ~ >. ~ *. a ; —=—” » - r s ee Gas ' 5D i of Egypt, srot by the Na‘ | TS «5 © mei o he - = a ~~ -“ s a 4 ‘ _ - * 2a =_ Oh ot oe a> == oa - - s q - Su U. . France. - No c« ia! >" uu ~ ii "e were re r > kh ad . - . : . —_——— — Ss a ad ~. = a IC? -_yTerr men? — . - Turkish ' in the World Was And, 80 .Ong as he was young Prince Seif-ed-Dir. Bee i a ads nothing to the Princess. The ‘ire: Dian tai where the search was much less keen ; ra] a5 ; Md 4 -— > sn ~— as r* = ers Ce ™ ime | — — = . — P a, — — - Ul ist _ man was Speecins oF sea to ? ~*~ ‘Fy . on. ond =~ = . + = a > ad : - ‘ — 33 No = ~ Laz Sauer -_ - ° _ - - & - ~ ~ *-« - ~ = a poss. die - aT a — ~ — ~~ >» . uv > Turkey to re'oin >is mother the De: sa : ‘i . ».nane¢d =r Tait , - wer -? a 7... . > 4 ~~ —- oo ei = ibd 6. 44 ; Z > Ye = —_— ~~ — % ’ ° -~ = — century bad been fighting for his freedom a brother awa - CflSQ.uscsec the dicty (hat every man has : ™ = “a Zs were uppermost is Bs Z ” : a ws ~ ¢ . —_— > . -~ = " ua soctor 2 = 3 * *) wi _— — “= = os - > > : - -_ , Th ot fii es . x lad marr ed _1¢ PA UTI u or "cess = rea. a we % Irs wt i M-a a 4s a « ee 2 ¥ 4 ac + wae Fa Th pe | 4 ° - 3G as me - ew * =. oa? P . the ; *-* . . . ‘ > ~~ ~ = |" - > _ : we ’ : t ©8. 08 the morning of September 15, the _ the surgeons had deen fighting Yor Trad GD ete ‘ re " 2 Jace = x = ; 4 > - > = = . . 4 7 z ees \ o . ' — es oe s — = ~ ood _-* A & - »& i x au be . r Pp +f an a ee ~~ - S —- © «© > (ot - - i « . _ . a 3 siar. who was sister nee Ahmed Seif- : . ' stay ss er SOUga: Mace strange East trom that England where & 7 e —s ‘ = = ~ -= 7 _ - ~ _ e- _ = —_—-* » > & > et _T-er ees Ba on . = Oe , ~ > el _ . ~ ™- > rm .a6 . ’ . eae 4 Ue .e' ’ ee - = os .> ¥ ee . ~ Bas © ~ ‘ mowusced that the Prince. tn d - | a e } lsaguise. had . . e % ~ 7 sareiy reached the Golden Horn from Trieste Tw rk} os 7 Lo. . P ; . : a aateg: . ‘ AUIKISD authorities and his relatives .e nied : : >**am of aa 1? x ; : 2 7 ~— ae . é | Sis SQ0Wiecge Of his coming. For the flight Made to show that h Qs not - ; : | . ‘ar _ isban ° —s —— = — ® TT} - ™ = = as @ vw - -ea™ - 2 a _ La son a = - oe — = sad 5 4 - as - ef. ™ ~% = - — —" ~ > . : su N as ‘« a & 7% id at . we answve as — => o. oun —;* sie at «+t 2 of the Prin cea ™~ oh * ime ole _— 4 oi ¢ ° - : one Oe = ~ * ¢ ‘ - Did Ss ee. . a - @ os ar . —-s = a= . + *peir . » & ace aos . & AJ 4 asa * VIL? eet. avs " #6 ssSoOn a: ** 2 * Sm) a = — . © . f -a 4 “ = © — et ek - + =? soot a, 4 Piece » Be Dwian ~@an = >». 3, i> i .ai.ec Ene 2 = « er fe 3 - > -—* a ~~ # - - - ‘ oe? ~ « = a ‘ o ‘ . | . * = ~e - — + ~ ~~ \ = = ~ =. "= 2 ~ - ° ° on ~ e ™ = - —_ of Turkey and of Ezerpt : : 5 ” — - . rss “wie 7 —— — - ve. Cu a.8C askec $12 .- Bien . i oa.. a yS.erT 7 glarc : sigat of ac” rit warship > . sa . gS f° » * a -? Warvoec i. Sa, = e ~ —_ = ~~ oat id . ~~ at 6 i » 2 > hn aia ~ - - . . _ - ar ¥ U.S rPorvt 20 met . - & -_ a -~ aoe te — Se « - vane 4 - antl atk, | . -_ > | A . i — ~ -_ . = as 3 ao. -~ _ a . ~ sw — an = ~- % ase ad Son al ‘at - > — > tr 3? > - = - Z " 2 say - - as &. st as he a*}- se. a x - 9 -s ~ = ~“ — rr “> 9s ™ > ~ ~~ a > —_ — . War + . > — a. — ~ ~* é wb 4 ia ad is ee me _— =" ~@* 3 ~ + ~ = = -_ — | -~ . . - _ -_ . 7" - ; : o as _ 4 = oa - : — ~ — e 3 . ~ _ S £uropean a . = e+ ae 1 2 Sce - = ne me te the iol as a BZ Prem Se. -S8.7 250Ut *3eir decks I? cae ~ ts : yt Here is a latter-day ““Hamiet a drama and that st: of the Near-East and of Eygziand Like his ideas. § '*, | ot vr w | ) 1 53 ry tT ry t- ie) ee > ty ‘s ' i 7 c ' » 1 { [ee ‘ we 4 ’ be ba iy | rr ty ? ; ie ' sa , & i 7) ~ ‘ hb. 4 t ’ ; f& 1 " a | t ‘ , Ds) » ; 5 Be ‘ , > Ff — 4 — -_ - ~ ~~ ) prototype | Shakspeares tragedy th: hin wait seace rrince Aimed Seif-ed-Din a The basis of the suit was the 4 mi eT m : a . = % > Suit AS tne disccrerr +a’ eat a. a+ . ans wept wrong Ss 1arc.7 posse es thar +h Prin iiaguist se a ~ _ -~ * —- & > ri ® Gei? oA pliniiae 3 - uDpet in +h — a enone ae . nee ™ e ‘ - “5 . » } at tbe rrisaces di Primee Ahmed Seif-ed-Din attempted to kill yews Se tae game of empire. Said Pasha. twice the Premier of Egv-: Ticehurst Hous 2 warned sstie or S So» ry at. ? 14 EBZTT Was . _— as + ©. ac “- wa. FG ‘2° would 2 Yc sa7°"c ~ —. attract ; ‘" ~~ ‘ , >’ . - rr > . = . . " indin ‘ aa A Kin ABG ‘ _° gentemen of ‘he Surcpean wk ~_ met a the E> od oo — - hy “F te | oe rt _ _ - = ar ~-* 5.2 soe is - mm of * - 4 Fis * > he “= - al _ " -soRgalg re pial sates . i bone .ac VYE™ rrr wT ae : so Rex: — = = x a ‘a - . , 4 Sr’°aonr >= > ~ = rr “= Tf wie _ 7 ” “a as - sw = y a> aa . "hi a8 4 4 *&ef : it over Saasspeare s Commentators lave strugzied flashed *re . . > 3 ee ce Wererament sequesterec iis Ac ‘ust been diemiaesed as : = "2 sthem , , ; : >» lear — 225000 2 as 3e¢ called Fuad away rast P ee 3 a Phan hy —— oe ee “nee o—ti2at Was their need t cia.3 Ww s™ a>- 4a¢ ifaw - oe - > ate \ an was sed mewreiy “SPrefear 4 > 7 an re OOnR * ac "nr cbeckhe ;*a2r 7* ~~ i a 7h > e a . = >! Sas ~ > een ” ° — . ,'* ne Se ne J e i> s a mode n WwW Ja° was sa ; was a™ | 28 ad . spers Jane aca - — ow e : 21°C 4 ig Ye ve Be > ——. ‘ 7) = r > 4 ~ry . , = —_- . »-- Ww . vT ef~ “= ’ > -_ > m : sha > * he — = = — “ ow . - Sas +o x = ter * - — = %64 Ham et » _» ae is coicred with the nd tu ck “ame the wards aa Ahmed > a —_— * ma was oe.) Gea, = bur > 3ante a3 aden ® 2am iniatratan - -- -- ~ a - a ~ = ’ +h t* or hh . ‘ salle Ten. re \? YT a. — we — —— . — ,»~a pe? ‘ =? OL Fm 5er "Ty rR oS °* to ewes e Seeiih : € wea th pe } tre my s- answer Pein "— 8 *) 4 . — - a = se = = .* son SGccen. ae was « Sic “Tees % an . ~ ~ - . ts : ™ sa ” = = os : a ; F 4a ee 4 °c a se strirz ing - P ne —~ ~- ie a .* . FRecte - nec eT Ss > es — ‘ _— eleased But it of - anc a8 Keeper Pilbeam 30 > a . S . ery O01 se LAS 4 aa w -% s s so A Sew “aa id sa a. ‘ I~ : : Arabian Night ADB f®xXerursicn ss ~ ot 40m raat 4¢ sac “ee grernac *®encs +h 4 —_ m as ‘ — owe u.~ ysl’ 4626 nt ro Dace ft . i — ee “ ae $28ac- at prec ct#q *"ere wo * f} 7 ” * - = * . a * . | . cA . : _ head iree ~ 4 - A > pa 2 - a> z"* - - _ : ; om! 4 ae =) ~ sac ~ » 2 > - e = " 4 s ™ . — ~s ~.-#& ‘ At? i . s ae > maa — ™ = ‘ fa Detween Hastings and Boulogne, piars the Lhmed th yw Of the prison gate into a carriage which The Governmen: moved - a - seeMec. anc a ship's at- was going what perils of reprisal fom ” __ ’ = ~~) al . : : " ” , . i = 7 ° ag? ? ° - : : . ; - » - : , ‘ = “= bd sn v as se } + " ~ _ 5 . hd = * «~—- & J = ® a . - _— - « , = Bat es a” he Fmd = *? ~ @e a> _ " ”. role of the djinn,. which whisked the Prince ? or Sac §=6—6t00c him to the docks. He was placed aboard -*« Power wt scan 2. eTeg eip bim. but his King Fuad. to what pitfalis of sict 5 -.s ‘ =. ™ OF ea . Ower? — aD _ a " . ~ . - a s e- Wwe a4 - Lica “ATe made "Webes 2 a * * aa + r’ _& ' o . J * . 2 / _? > he 2 " -_ | — e as Pe A > s ik Zz ae 7 thy - - in ala s me ow a ee = o - ~ ab aes OU 4 . Tr. 4 5 thoes ss re a awa) Metead of the fabied Roe: it was a Nese of th vo a Le ound Sng.and mmediate © hy a eae She _ wasG Was 9° ueed By . SProkzg goverguments* Indeed ~ war : — farar oe " = —_ — Fr > = © ahs _- a Pm = ~~ — o-« ~~ * : . . . a ; a - = : - i en | eo » + — ~ —« « + “ ” . " m © Rac " Tre 5 ght wist?’s , a times of the Tic? —_ ra’e2 **sem oo ~~ s - - - 2 - Ss he @ 2 7 = ‘ . . — —— z ria of +h 4 * * — — Ase @ y+2.0. $ ASD and or. -~ ™ — , @.. 412. @ er & .. ,?s a? "sor woee - es (he world of the West to his Eastern hom: marbdie-f? 4 hes 2 iicehurst House. @ private insane asvrtus Send on ned a oe turst a4s¥.um. Where be was a prisoner, = : 2s 2? ooredc FO ~ ea a > 3 > > of = ~ - - D4 aoa Oe . eS. 7 > - e ae o . : ss ‘ abs = - - rT — * + - Tl » ° ; =— = 2 * os — - a° nm fort sap _ ay ror 4 nt Dei me %. 4 a? “” ~ 2 7. ~ . * . _ — = — fr Tas -_ > . , m4 e —— ™ - o ~~ * « . Ps se 5 ec utch ne at 2 throa: ~\ ™ ‘ a A ae . . ‘ AW : a4 - B-Ts y am r Leos or ‘ ie - - ‘ e : Fa 8, . aa at 4 ww ire a arg? i-cree sf “bert . ~ = sae . +e webs “ a r? 4 ‘= * . 7 . . ee . we j : i? 7 a . - - 7 1? thi Pr , = eM..8i 2is®e uacr wh > «wr — = . = Arc * =a ~ Mn Ss ri ver . 4 s og ss ane aie - x ~ * rs ? ° = « = a _ as “2 me c 7 -« ~ + ~ . mce ever should follow the ex- Lia Drother-in-law had pierced :: . ‘s far Was dier. w nad been his guard ‘or ? = - ears , "8s Alowed lim 2 wv " of these theme : . . , : * > & ‘ mM i » > io eat ~ = o h i 7 _ _ - * - « “gs ’ ; ~ - - = _: ~ ampie eB Ccermain 4 rovra.ties of Euro whe 43 u~ UF 7 za J _ errs es \ ec be es om ana inal - * a se! i - . - Pp a _ cxed ‘ _ : Sa ha Aare —— . ~ — : pe 44 Prince A5D 4 _* Rec: 2 — = + ,\a pa Des Ss - -_ . = — a = ss = ~ ~~ = ae ~ a wsBeu, O: COUrSe®. Was arrested hianen = r ee —Seese. B20(1e? attendant ser bhereh ~ - - & . a3 us io Sut —— —s ~- se pa | Ss ~ have sought vrindicat:! , | . : m her an: - the & e oot vindication in the world’s eves atence A few weeks later be was brouch: ak ee te Sree 6a One aight the two men were and author’ r iv? ™ ~ Us > Tern en -~ + . a — —— writings teck. 1 | sen. Sle Was &. Wars quietly blocked Often he went for a ride in + - 2 (Tia. Defore an Ezgyrotian eo Page Four " - —s _ .¢ ~ " : ~~ “= Pripc’ -- — - re © Bei = bod new 7 a ee a Bce an —and ‘r i alG anc ‘ree AF and Zip Omac’ ‘sed ‘is “~~ acs * ; UE ser - ‘an A ‘ = enh Etgiand's & Dearded swart>: ‘reign Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 4, 1925. HE grim “ei. bound - onrad - -o* a wei & a a! States P 4 > Aiester 7” ~e « ° an russ was of Cause the re. _ wa - 7 peasant girl army of adancd Ameri« f aa was tne derision ‘XAMining physicians wh Jk lahoma cogvicts ‘ne Kansas Pes of his crime had oma. Although

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rohit! he J + > over eee ~ ‘a a) 2 a pistol’s flash and the maprbie J room re-echoed with the deton- ation.” hat same day in Paris, Ibrahim Feri- Pasha, Signor }olloni, an Italian law- nd a party of women registered at a hotel. In accordance with the law for ers they filled out the proper report for the Government. These were n¢ in the hands of the clerk than they ared, taken through some sleight-of- by BOme one cof the party, although et that they were missing was not for more than a week. jueh the streets of Paris these rs moved freely every where—a)l save ne woman remained hidden, leaving bm but?once. Always, the servants Pp was heavily veiled. They e. 1iever saw @ week they stayed. At the same e Prince Ahmed was in Bruno, For- At midnight on Sept. 11 he left his in that hidden place That same brahim Feridoun Pasha and his party hidnight drive from their hotel. They he Prince, Scotiand Yard believes, i rest Senart, and they passed the night A@yside inn. Next morning they were the Paris hotel, th them. But , Was strange. the velled woman the Prince Ahmed” detectives think so They declare reports that the Princess Nowd Jhan was the woman who never showed That after that night-at a way- h in the Forest Senart, her son was in her robes and took her place ame of the Princess? It is believed i back to Constantinople by motor jl, to make final arrangements to her son. For certainly she must red that Turkish authorities would mee deport him. —e al The velled woman \ her profile, beneath her day in Paris and Ibrahim Feri- tha with his entourage left their “motor. Trace of them is missing land believes they went to some rt, where the vacht was waiting that Prince Ahmed home. For a high- yacht, which had been in the har- Boulogne for severa!] days left sud- hb the night the Prince reached there, bably awaited him, it is believed eat ttle port in the south of France, e€ search was much less keen. Would give much to know the of Prince Seif-ed-Din on that long hat things were uppermost in his the party traveled back to the East from that England where he Likely enoug!) er of being arrested and returned to Mm was enough to occupy him, for of England is long. Night and day bers of the party had to be on their The sight of each British warsh!) eed must have set anxiety to stalk- reelessiy about their decks. If the d been halted for investigation, ‘t possible that the Prince's disgu!s¢ ye saved him. To attract aa little possible. and go on and on 48 poasible, by land or sea but ever Was their need. 2 680 many years? in which beneath Oments came, perhaps, led his achoolboy days rs and minarets of Constanti- ys when he was safe and happy Uture looked very bright Now he to what perils of reprisal from qd. to what pitfalis of plot by agents governments’ Indeed, he may ght wistfully at times of the Tice- lum, where he was a prisoner, /D- with every creature comfort 8UP- where a large degree of libert’ ed him. On which of these themes ander most” Constantinople now is the Prin’ Law and diplomacy failed 10 of almost quarter of a century home Visited ths prison. He | in HE grim walls of his céll bound the life of Conrad Maas, mur. derer, life-termer, in State's Prison at Mc- Alester, Oklahoma They do not bound his vision. For he sees witli the eyes of an artist and if the walis of Oklahoma's prison do not open out to free him to the world, they let him bring the world within. They are the can- vas on which he paints—the gray stone and the grim steel—these are his canvas. And he has painted through many dull drear days, during many silent nights he has lain awake with his thoughts of paints, of oils, of constructions, of perspectives. For Maas has been in prison for more than a quarter of a century—because the crime for which he paid the penalty was bruta!l. With an ax, in their dugout home in Oklahoma, in 1898, Maas killed his wife. She was a beautiful peasant girl and he a high-born officer in the army of Prussia’s war lord. His career he abandoned for love. Penniless he came to America. Love was buried in the drudgery of an Oklahoma homestead) Hate took its place. Then murder came. > His friends—for the man has friends who have toiled unceasingly through 25 years for his release—deciare that Conrad Maas is mad. That was the decision of a Kansas board of examining physicians when Maas, with other Oklahoma convicts, was kept under contract in the Kansas Penitentiary. But the brutality of his crime had aroused the State of Oklahoma. Although the Ger- man Government, then in the friendliest re- lations with this country, used every influ- €nte to free the man and take him home, its efforts were a failure. Then came a time. after many years, When Governor Haskell of Oklahoma decid- @dto pardon Maas. Relatives were in Okla- homa City to take him home. But the old lifetermer refused a pardon. “I am in- hocent of any crime,’ he said. ‘‘The State of Oklahoma has held me here in prison Many years. If it pays me for my time I 60, if not, I stay. I refuse to accept a par- don,” Stay he did. and continued to deco- Tate the prison walls, his own cell, the ro- Whda and the dinine room. OU may see him there, if you choose to visit the prison at McAlester, a man Of medium height. inclined bess, With a tousel of black hair and a great bushy beard. His face is as seamed and ruddy “afrozen winter apple. A broad round Slavic nose juts out above the long scrubby Moustache and is flanked on either side by Pendulous cheek-pouches to stout- Watery and star- Ing are his smail blue eves, set off from a Massive fore ead ah a tinv scrub of blac eyebrow. He doesn't smile, vet there is Mething chee: ful about the man You MAY see him but the sight most likely will be all. Maas doesn't like Wspicious of ey. And discipline. he is inde pendent Last year th« strangers. He ts rvhbody except for present Governor of Okla- noted Con- Tad's work He asked to see the painter- Prisoner. The Warden sent a runner for old Tad, who was busy painting at the time “Tell the Governor I am busy.” ewer >>~ Pa sak Md ih aa " os / -* bye eed t hs ee eee eR GMS » a2? : we MBE, . b's Ys ” ~ 7s pete Pape 2 4 +o ee. ; ’ “ys , ie + 2oe ++2 THE RACE. Maas has never seen an airplane nor an autoMobile save through the bars of his prison window. HEY came upon an old German farm- er who laughed at Conrad's painting as ‘“‘just foolishness.’ So the artist, penniless by now, went to work In the fields for him. Evidently the old man was im- pressed. That night he offered the young folks a chance to rent his farm. He had wanted to retire. ‘‘You would make a splen- did farmer, my friend,” he said, ‘‘but an artist—that is foolishness.” They talked it over after supper. “I was raised on a farm and ] know how,” Gretchen told him. ‘‘You can work and here you wil! grow quite strong once more. It is beau- tiful and there will be many times when you can paint.’”” So it was determined. They arranged the lease next morning. Gretchen, who was sickened of the towns, could have kissed the cows, so happy was she on a farm. But with Conrad Maas it was different For him the farm was toil and drudgery. The odors of the stable disgusted him. From dawn to dusk he was at his work What time to paint? More, he saw the beauty of his voune wife fade as she toiled, too, and there came upon him a terrible realization as he saw her going happy about the farm, that this was the life she he dreams of beauty which slattern and loved—and that had brightened his existence did not exist for her. Then harvest days and autumn. The crops were in and sold. The shoats, save two for his own butchering, marketed. He wept through the ordeal of killing the win- ter meat. A blow with the ax, a squeal, and it was done. He saw his wife—as it were in a dream— busy about the work, cutting up the meat Like a blood-stained animal, it seemed to him, she reveled in the task. were Well. for the year he had $400. For a year of brutal, debasing toil. Neighbors thought the greenhorn had done well. Sud- denly Conrad Maas did an inexplicable thing. The tax collector came to collect the county's bill “He wanted to collect all I had made in one year,’ the old prisoner will say as he retells the story “TI made $400 and he wanted $40 taxes So I left and went to Texas. That is only part of the truth. The part, perhaps, that he remembers. Ther? was a quarrel over the tax bill, al- though there is no record now of what the sum. In that quarrel Conrad Maas seizeJ an ax. The tax collector fled, shouting that the man was mad. Who knows that he was not? It was enough to determine all the painter's life That night, packing what things he could in a wagon. he hitched up his team and he and his wife drove off for the west and south, for Texas The Kentucky farm was course of the } left abandoned Mecca for the tales he EXAS, cattle raisers had heard Conrad now a life in which there was more time to paint. His $400 and a little besides he in- vested in cattle and got himself a iittie nest range They drove him out He turned north with his team Indian Territory Was land and into what is now Wa- then, was From the Maas pictured Rustiers stole his herd. and prairie schooner being opened up. Here was free fortune He drove tonga County, Oklahoma, took up a home- stead in that fertile land and, following the method he had seen his neighbors use, built him a sod house There they lived, those two, while Ger- man toil and German thrift kept company with them. The burning sun and the insect pests, the dust that blew up across the new- . Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 4, 1925. plowed lands, all these things they suffered —hbut slowly they got ahead Yet all the time in his heart Conrad Maas rebelled at the fate that had placed him there. The beauty of his wife was gone. The golden hair was burned to a mouse gray, her pink cheeks were tanned and furrowed by wind Her rounded form grew angular. The soft lines of her face grew hard. Mer fingers about She was 80 were gnarled with toil, She went in a loose and dirty wrapper busy trying to do a man’s work on the place she had no thought of keeping house. This man. craving beautiful surroundings, looked about at the sod walls of the dirty shack which he called home At the spotted un- grimy bed At a chro- mo which his wife ad found and had tacked up on the wali He grew to hate her with a hate that His eyes followed washed table. at the somewhere | only death could quench her about room with sullen smoldering points of flame within them For this,’’ he ought. as he sat silentiy in the gloom after a dav of breaking toil, ‘I gave up Berlin mv army and my art.” She, pitifully. knowing she was broken, looked at him with the eyes of a beaten dog There was anima! hunger in her glance. She longed for the touch of a caress his was the setting for the tragedy. GRAY December day. cold and raw. Three of.Maas’ neighbors had been to town that day—to a characteristic Oklahoma frogtier town They had paid their bills. They had bought supplies. They had loaded up with whisky—the “rot-gut” kind that was guaranteed to kill at forty rods. They were happy and they -. were guarrelsome, too They stopped, as they rode by his place, to see Conrad Maas. They PASTORAL. Here is a memory from the artist's homeland—Germany. wanted him to drink with them, though Con- rad Maas wasn’t a drinking man. Beer? That was something else again, but schnapps? Ugh! Whisky he abhorred. How- ever, the three who stopped at his place at dusk that evening were persistent. He must drink. When he refused they threatened. Three against one. Three men who were armed with pistols and whose whale demean- or threatened fight. The wife of Conrad Maas was all a-tremble. Shrinking into one corner of the dugout she pleaded with him to join their company. He stood his ground against their invitation and her pleadings until she began tocry. Then he reached for the bottle that was set before him. ‘All right then,’ he said. “Prosit!’’ And he wiped his mouth with the back of his grimy hand, calloused with uncongenia! labor. “Have another,” said his visitors, as the bottle was passed around. He took another. And athird. And then they rode away. So much is known of what happened in the Oklahoma sod house on that night. The rest of the tale no man has told. It would not be a pleasant story. The brooding man, excited by his drinks, the shrinking pitiful wife, the scene as he raised the ax and took her life—it were better left untold. Neighbors, the day following, didn't see Conrad Maas about, nor for two days foi- lowing. They noticed that his “tock was ‘“‘gaunting up.’ They visited the sod house. On the kitehen floor lay what had once been beautiful Gretchen Schmidt. The body was cold in death and rats had gnawed at the face that once had turned thé heart of a German Lieutenant. On the floor beside her lay a bloody ax that told the story, The footprints of Conrad Maas were found in the crimson pools where he had stepped in his frantic hurry to leave the scene of the murder he had done. KLAHOMA was shocked by the bru- tality of the crime. Rough as were those border men they were not likely to forgive the murder of a woman. Posses went out to seek the runaway husband. Telegraph wires flashed his description everywhere. Within two weeks he was found. He had struck south-——perhaps to leave the country. Brought back home there was talk of lynching. The case was taken to El! Reno on a change of venue, 80 bitter was the feeling. The sentence was life. Again and again efforts were made to free him. Dr. F. C. Rlieloff, then Ger- man Consul in St. Louis, attempted to gain a pardon for the man in 1906. The best of attorneys were procured. But even the evidence of the Kansas physicians did not weigh against the determination of Okla- homa to exact life for life. “Germany may want Conrad Maas,’ wrote ex-Governor Fer- gussONn “Powerful friends may want him But Oklahoma is no respecter of persons and wants him also He has powerful and in- fluential friends, but that should avail him rothing (;overnor Franz heard the pleas in hie behalf and denied them Governor Hiackell, several years later, was more in- clined to leniency with the prisoner, whose brother-in-law and sister had come to Okla homa, take him home But Maas refused to leave the prison seeking to So he has stayed on It is 26 years now s nce he entered prison walls He has never ridden in a street car or an automobiie; except when one flew across the pris- on above him, has he airplane When the prison installed a moving-picture “Ach, Gott I cau paint a better picture,’ was the Man + f.ret comment when he saw the “movies. But the miracle of movement enthralled hae Today he is the prison’s greatest fan. eHe is old and his taskse are not heavy In the dining room he serves as “‘flunkey. When that is cleaned up after the meals he iy free to paint. And paint he does. Some- times the work is a religious picture like his “Ascension.’ Sometimes @ glimpse of In- dian life that he has seen, pertYaps a dream vf some county fair with modern speed things brought into contrast with the racing hurses. But more often it is a bit of land- scape that he paints. and there will be cat- th in the foreground——a pastoral scene Thus he brings a bit of beauty from his hap- vier years within the walls he has not left for wu quarter of a century and cannot leare shall end his tragedy hevegr seen an riachine he couldn't believe it till death Page Five *?¢ fhe Neen dials onthe Se Get eed “ ee “ Bese cig Yer A Sher te Reems ° RB: SS eae: encanta ances iti Big aS rome be wei . OO ee I ne EERE! 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MASSACRE of the onqulis ISCOVERY of breast plates, bridle bits and arrow-heads, near Colum- hus, Nebraska, at last clears up the mysteru of the dis- appearance of an adventur- ous band of Spanish con- guerors, who were swal- ka ‘ - lowed up by the wilderness EE aE arta | | ; FH. ee os fiwo hundred years ago. 3 a : , | | 1 be 7 18 A RARE SIGHT—a tee whkmqe r 2 5° , ) ‘wy : : "AY ~ , killed by H. A. Sno Curator E. E. Blackman, : , I” : i 64 above Wnere do taal of the Nebraska State His- @ | af, torical Society,made theex- @& : # 7 oath > = : ay ih | cavations and found the rel- @ , wt | Ds af : | | & =. The man who sh¢ ics reproduced onthis page. a -& wi aL EB Be ; 4 =f that thereisagria discovery ofanolddiaryin ™& a aa oe | , _-: Pe . ) oe a century or so'¢ Paris, throws the first light : > — ES call s es | 3 . de ~ a h , ” Sr ee , : (ae Gas = se 5 i steps tin searchn.oO upon this strange story of “ , pe 2 ——- Sy £ - See ‘ss | wi a : ae 1 bi old Nebraska. It is from | . eS ee —— salle Ne >. a / aa a ® isis Gna O11 Gees Mr. Blackman’s report of » 5 4 ) . o- a . are watching wit his discovery, from the | c., + a a ) : é ‘ | a Parts diary, and from what C—O - 4 | > A Duc 4’C little has been known in the Ss, — — t | | . when, *, eA tp = eS Sa pote ee TA, | £7 , 7 | | | throne past, that the writer has de- = ey : a E a = , : f |tinds rived this first accurate ac- 2 | ——_ | 1g ‘Ai ~| eraveva count of the Massacre of | € 4a ea 4 i | a ae | >. _ : “BRANDISHING the borrowed | ES apnea the Conquistadores. : : ~ . the Spaniards as Suen wane their | ve" © , just left i the Indians continued their frenzied ! a ha . . . Almost insensibly, as the Spaniards a the iro the braves broke into little groups, each moving sles Te ow upon the Spaniards where they stood upon their arma? a? the work a ~~ > an ‘ot = Pa ‘ — 5 By HARRY R. BURKE. - io his search he Wil aare exple P from the Southwest they came with pen- nons of yellow and scarlet a-flutter from ior * ey, ety 1 — “ © faces 1e1 u have an outpost on the Missourl is and most persistent nature @ the Comanches. M. de Boum curious of which two contizes com missioned Captain of the For Africa, and Asta. too, Sef hurried to America. Bt was nave believed from immemo their lances, their —_: = 3 y 3 0 Ail re im aonor of ri before he finally arrived at the aged elephant, when about flashing back a . i ighty Captain toni dance.” illage of the Missouri Indians, presum tires to some hidden place—pe sun from bur- ¥ nearly opposite Malta Bend. in the valley in ghe mountains—and nished mirror - sur- Ss . : | : | ~ the 4 sighborhood of Wakenda, Carroll County. that “Ivory Valley,” lays him ¢ facea. Marching with | ~ : d: ) y the terms of his agreement he might up his elephantine ghost them came their In- to France after two years, and retem ‘Did rou ever.” demands th allies. brave = = } gz across the prai- | id, taking four Indian chiefs asgs the doubter, “see a dead elept war-b1n- es. 2 i = | _ ri R . iue and white and nter of the great Chief of the Missoums natives swear they never did a % | ) the gri the braves were ri i Chief Chicagou of the Illia an elephant killed by themselve : *- Ab oo ote agp ~samlt ae ea Oe Me Net oe T Ora ~ & : > » Oe age + o Rew se ta de ee “e * oe - ue - Teg Se nh as ' nets, with copper - painted i”. al 5 ~~ ’ — a re ee aes , : oa | : , ‘lare of the fires court -y¥ Au jeer in th to find an answer to the riddle: silver—of boulders that were emeralds. And wee ye : . : ‘ Chey heir Taces distorted with red u the forests « : e th an ; : ~~ ty “way , : = oS ws %e u become of the aged elephant into a trap they fell, a trap almost of their Pas. al "Wa ett ? , > j . os . , The African or the Indias Rae - x COB Fc BYP. mt nett Mtns ot a tat pay re own preparing—so haughty. so proud. so a Sa ) Beas + Sea , : th thei : 2 ie oe Co Da ee te , ? ales 7 if sure were they. With their ¢ yons i oe. i Rie eo - s in an " : : to} — ead a placid pachyderm life be: 2 ee Si. ae —_ a * ear like 140 years. There is evi " ' rance garbed them in |! Paris fash- : i i‘ | wi : — that some of them have lived to nquistadores ions. For each chief a blue coat with silver the evidence faite to el eee = awe Se SOmpire reanive easy : . —_— their breasts. Duttoms and Duttonholes, a scariet waisteant, has died a natural death E plow im that massacre neer what - DUG UP IN NEBRASKA. CHAIN (first from right) from a Spanish bridie. Second but it ill held them firmly to their broidered with silver: red breeches and Kin Th leut .-G ra. : x igang. atx laced shit and some holy oli, had been found — that u lish uerors, with prob: vie. «aaa fay of th ined ‘obacco for th > thes es rhe! 8 1ittl eG tor the sentries silver and a pair of silk stockings. if you say that vultares and B } 1? a0 es ins t | : ate fain homas ‘ gard she was Ddaptised in Notre ’ : s. that answer is Dut & much was known—for Span:ards 7 weveras SUNG lans, thet: lies, | oe ” re the usual custom c 3€ meetings _— ~ iy OF oG fis Mos" orn. ng ' ¢ conquerors wou! 2m that garb she was married, f a. re still exist om earth brought their padres with them. }: “ew Captives, and their siave ee | peta: ‘ they brought oxen, cows and sheep £ eid they t ntl BUSECS ae! en oy eee ee F . >t Francois Sistaca there : —— a ity and beauty had quite won the heart ets elephants and their They had come to stay. And stay the - — les laden with Tr} ae — recor hall . ha is — —_ fare tell iri itl rgeant Dubois Marriage for him wa ( have been dead ten thousags did—as grinning ekeletons | | a re | ine ) _ ies river, saaii ad with ) hat y l the night i ° ge: ’ - yee time, taey : y to advancement. He was mages Vultures and hyenas do them ridi in thei: , y ¥ is! Jesu-Maria ther catied it. br | , is peop! he - mm through tne day continues “aptain and Commandant of the Misseat i themselves. An elephant back to Fort Orleans Would be a hard thing to over! Who penetrate the jungles. wT +) ro the REAT was the re ne @o the dying elephants go. | One of their officers kept a diary. a page onzed and beard . - ) ne s ~~ J s\U* wh h eac e ae rrctian in -¢ . > : from ic cap da \s st! ui -40/ &e sia the mas r aT it shining armor two chapiains with “ve sacre. An Indian ally of the French brought : heir mules. the allied = : it to M. de Boisbriant, who was hie cOm- Nay Comanche braves in war paint 4! band has mea! t too‘ lo te ogee ee ee : 7 ight b : Trusting Captain and Missouris to PE liey of Ivory”? —— sone 4 sn — Indians and si nes ate eeeeteen t da’ il the feast of | swrenece. cgi hh ‘Shee wits a? nj they woul eir spears, the Indians con- uch as tRjese There were games and dasem@ - a , 200 years = s foun ley named the creek in honor of the Sainre a ia . thal | in their frenzy. No longer was the ~ ore strongly than ever was cemented : S LONG ago as 1888 the rises OTrotae! r @ ) - e+ 4 ho — ai - 4 ‘ come upon tre noor . ‘ . he ‘a ta ‘ 1- " 2 a r ) (ii 2) ae a + ‘ 4 ; Bae Pe . . . > = ¢ liliers, and it confirmed the rumors and aie a AS : = Monies a ; ail : ; ie nals, a ie ee Osibly. as th tche th left the happiest sort of garrison in Fort @ Mahouts tell them there. Again. the tales chroniclers had ple Ad iso . ~* : “ . : ah ho ns =ome Oi these are . i \Ae ‘ a4 ‘ > ews P| J - Ww wh & SaeseWVigd ~~ & . : + aia as ‘ . Su tsa , . shelt ; “’ ; - idisoa E : nantards had established an 3 a Pawnee. althon : : ) ee oe ) , te into litt! roups. each movi ,°an len they pushed back down the m= ‘ Sted in Central Africa three ye Ssheiton transiated it for the Neb ia. PaaS GS GaGa SSH Sa : we wen 0 : : : ” —_ ' -e | , ian -aDdl6 tor! . : i N : | oe rith the Apaches, the Nara your He, with othe > scou ot k: | 10 . . sllowe ma 1p 1@ nere they stc inter passed With the spring, waam® adie was repeated. The native t Orical Soctety Now. in straightforward serstteangetis: Seed eats: : Ses aes pease ; ayn ate aie gas sat ee BBs . pinta on . : Hight to tell : 7 ‘hes, the Pawnees and ¢ They find the Indians camp i 1 : my on their a1 The Otoe chi in sto ascended the Missouri from Kaskaskia T3® eat to tell the tale about their English. was set forth the piace where the i nes as ‘ a aes and the . br - ; d - ‘ - as " ; 2 J% ~ . ee" q - e i “ ‘ ‘ ee | ‘ ned And . . — si ° Pawtnees were a fad > thea 1 1 ie , ; ; ; ne net . ‘ — ‘ 4 an DU . : Dee harr 4b ruin me ume p its fate Curator E. E. Black fol} D | 1° Omanhas and the Miasou on , ta ustom of ~ Rudicon ¥ cou! ‘tf — = OU ASLO : L mh Was a charred and biackened ! fiephant bunters, of white : ur .Or ‘ Cc man io110oOWed it ‘ , “i . 7 ” sy : si . . : . ss : +. ’ ‘ ‘mn ’ _ — ; 4 ’ ° . Kanzas Osage and Otoe nations wer “i8iaca is Ot tc Pe Df ‘ r Go su Dt! . sir - - ey teed 4a -u¢ na. Single Frenchman was left to inriddle oe ave spent their lives ig the j up the clew. He dug in the Nebraska corn eee oe ee eS Pe Ss! ‘ : ; fe ee —— a ) ) ° enh) iame . . | . - feo j to tre French lia te ~ an ah - 4 aa it ru0.% 4] i a tne! ] nim L1i@i -s i 1ei F Pe th nc} iess LUas a i ‘ i3 j wi d FF 4 Woat be fe!) And Va é " _ -*stimogr al! tends to “ fleiGd and found History—and Romance. spen st - ; , . , ber oie : ley push ‘For St. JAmas acces i$ ta iarist $s prayer e returne 68 the Missouri Rive rH told ther 8, i¢ he traders found her, wit a _ ‘ere was G. P Sanderson. hed b O has > ie elie sf ‘ : 3 Piant . at evening : : | y ith the O ' Th; the widituc seen expioring ¢ ple, having renounced Chriss? : wvant catcher for the Indian Ge mes Ob the Meramec Riv » 7 ; > ian Meramec River, heard returned to savage life. could sat @ > some years ago. He had never fo ue 31 né@ sav io 57) — . after Same « . N THE territthry K t RED te e eles ‘¢ dang) th a eae ‘4 not tell. Nor did she later, eves 7 euaat that died a satural ¢ tHE terri@®r of the Kanzaa they : r@at ci ® wrote in hi! ; . ' Maris. >| ali eae is . . ns the feast ¢ th loriou the :t Indiar ) ; : se -OLe 15 Gis repor’ ner second marriage with a Captaip ‘ ‘€ared. nor had he ever met with er > rr ran = o-s ry . , re a0 1e] 1 nemy¥ ‘? Ti : ry : : = e i : ; °o ? ~ ?| = ’ on : to wrest from France Missouri's fabied -: . 4 re! os on 5 wes — . oa hess 1 to strNe them down who was in the service of the Frene—. “onal native elephant hunter whe 10W On the way they defeated five na- wii sl oak eae Gc taey dic this ul a! A scrap of r, bits of S > armer, Sept eT : } A scrap of paper. bits of Spanish ” uriag as epidemic which mines. Corogado, in 1540, had penetrated a; 2 ry nail the sav . , tions. says Commandant Boisbriant in re- Co oe — > i 2 Thom ine: ) to 4 entra Missourt. see , ne _ ‘ hs en’ i ; ‘ . - " Gg hie P ; th ' or +c ee porting the massacre to Paris Their com ae Sk 2 and make signs of Piiver the French to me 3 ‘ bet :, _ x ws, SOG arrew-aenes These tousd © ~~ A@‘mals in the Chittagong fo rado. Humana. in 1594 got as far north > c a. Ss? ; 7 @i is A hd Mi ace and friendship Tho Seaniarde wen =e aaa ; ss ‘ Mo t(aeir ‘ rads A re %Dbe survivor _ Nebraska cornfield where once stood a } Sir Eme T - ° eee , _— manacer Of iie ved aft or Ine splendid vic. M4 2. AOL Bitsy A ii ~ & ere > ;? ite , ’ : a” is ~Vi .i¢ 4 iG is ‘> — . + oo ~— - —— ys ” he | reson ennant. anot er perhaps. as the Piatte River in Nebraska : a | ite o thes ai 41] Despite the fear > - : , net som tne Spaniards fac ancient Pawnee Indian village. alreséy . | added bis + . - Onate. Vaca and Penelosa, between 1594 —7 Be wee stromag enougn to with- . - : aaa ce ) oe — 7 captured—a monk of San Juan de Dios. He unraveled one of history's ystertes. 3 Ce a pang: } a r hefo: Pranenie Siatac . 5 . = . a * r bi ’ mrste 7 and 1664, had penetrated the Missouri coun- stand anything But .the naumbers of tstien:t , ancots Sistaca heart 2] i . - Stripes Dis cio ; i ’ -_ae the ‘= : Reale se » - ‘* bas at a4 id . ‘ other tases a ead oe — the Spaniards by naow have dwi le - OSS (ae stream : } 8 ur ene r POO ee ae : ' : ephant is seldo or neve try. But they made no settlement. Thirty Was ‘ee serpin : . 9 nips indled ‘The Liente all . y i y root anc “Cosh enpougn to let him have a horse to aciew. The massacre of the Spanish GG | 1m the weses a sg: . 0 . ti mas t! re “i. Or rt i 2% ae ‘ oh : =e — = - al Lae toes robbed ei * ¢ doing them the least inju: wl White Man says wisely , 2 ers, deprive him of nis hope ® = “Ue are consistent in their assu opportunity for revenge’ Perhaps the © @ ‘Sey have never found the re 1708. Kaskaskia as founded It as from _ — - a —— d —— ee “ace F as. - newerse, mi yer ~ @ - Fort _ ad at . _ Was : "as .s6YF -~ 4 ies a 5 ’ * > - > ‘ e . _ in . ' My - wea t is we & Or fans bad Seen ; Cle 4 ? — B : ~ mm iPienucs iD (hese guie Tu, tt eT NV ie > : — 2 ciear .o know or 3 happet a . y34ant that Rad died a natura! 3 . - th ri T WAS not the fi: this expeditioh of but he feared them when ™ ‘iad adventurers and conquerors that pushed its Way northeast from Santa Fe in 172° th i} >?» " = * ~ oan . Th - oere La i@mhent Se% engineer Went » ros Laptain ee mas AY guin was ‘OmMmmander with 18 for ea ce , es ee : : a : > ‘ : ha uni ’ ich ris Page Six age Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 4, 1925.

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NDISHING the borrowed lanoes of ards as they would their spears, continued their frenzied danoe. nsibly, as the Spaniards watched, ) little groups, each moving close Bp they stood upon their arms.” lave an outpost on the Missouri, in intry of the Comanches. M. de Bour- t was commissioned Captain of the ri and hurried to America. It was in 1723 before he finally arrived at ge of the Missouri Indians, presum- early opposite Malta Bend, in the orhood of Wakenda, Carroll County. } terms of his agreement he might re- Oo France after two years, and return 1, taking four indian chiefs and a ter of the great Chief of the Missouris iim. Chief Chicagou of the Illinois, Mamatuensa of the Kaskaskias, an hief and an Osage were of the party. were welcomed and feted in France. Were presented to the King and his They hunted deer in the Bois as they in the forests of their homeland for irt's amusement. They danced their in the Italian theater that nobility applaud. % ce garbed them in latest Paris fash- For each chief a blue coat with silver }and buttonholes, a scarlet waistcoat, dered with silver; red breeches and ith a silver-laced hat and red feather, ix frilled shirts were given each. AS “Princess of Missouri,”’ they decked t in a damask gown of flame color, da with flowers of gold, an under pet- of the same, a panier, two pairs of . six laced shifts, ribbons of gold and ind a pair of silk stockings. In that @ was baptised in Notre Dame. And garb she was married, for her dig- d beauty had qiliite won the heart of a at Dubois. Marriage for him was y to advancement. He was made 4 | and Commandant of the Missouri it back to Fort Orleans. REAT was the rejoicing of the Osages ind Missouris to see the friends they lad given up for lost return in riches these. There were games and danceé Dre strongiv than ever was cemented ndship of the French and Missouris. ured well. The escort from Kaskaskia happiest sort of garrison in Fort Or- hen they pushed back down the river. passed. With the spring. traders d the Missouri from Kaskaskia. They Malta Bend. Where the fort had Ms a charred and blackened ruin. NO Frenchman was left to unriddle the ' of what befell» And Madame Dw- hen the traders found her, with her Opie, having renounced Christianity Urned to savage life. could not or ot tell. Nor did she later, even after nd marriage with a Captain Marlin. s in the service of the French. ap of paper, bits of Spanish armor, & i@ arrow-heads .. . These, found 1D iska cornfield where once stood an Pawnee Indian village, already av? ed one of history's mysteries. To lddling of another they may provide The massacre of the Spanish cara the Otoes robbed the Spaniard of b's empire, but did it, as Baron de V!l- inders, deprive him of his hope and nity for revenge? Perhaps the w®) ed to know what happened at Fort 4 a %. - = “TU ee IT 18 A RARE SIGHT—a dead elephant. With the exception of H. A. Snow—even the natives above, killed by —- The man who should be (he says) Philippe VII] of France ts going into Africa to track down the story that there isa graveyard to which the elephants, after a century or so of life, direct their ponderous foot- steps in search of a secluded place to die. Natural- ists and big-game hunters inall parts of the world F LOUIS PHILIPPE, Duc d'Orleans, and pretender to the throne of France, finds the elephant graveyard he is to seek in Africa on the expedition which has marae) just left England, he a, 4 : Vong will have smashed pO the ivory market of * fmm the world. If he fails in his search he will have exploded a curious and most persistent nature myth, the most curious of which two continents can boast. For Africa, and Asia, too, dSelieve as they have believed from immemorial time, that the aged elephant, when about to die, re- tires to some hidden place—perhaps a secret valley in dhe mountains—and having gained that “Ivory Valley,”’ lays him down to give up his elephantine ghost. “Did you ever,’’ demands the native of the doubter, ‘“‘see a dead elephant?’’ The natives swear they never did unless it be an elephant killed by themselves or a white hunter. And the white man to whom the question is propounded must answer them with: “No.’’ For half a century at least big-game hunters and scientists have tried to find an answer to the riddle: ‘‘What does become of the aged elephant?” The African or the Indian tusker will lead a placid pachyderm life for something like 140 years. There is evidence to show that some of them have lived to be 200. But the evidence fails to tell where or when one has died a natura) death. Evidently tiey must die. Evidently they must have died long before the white man with his high- powered gun developed killing to a science Which takes the lives of thousands— Dr. Kunz in 1916 estimated 50,000—every year, Yet of their deathbeds in half a cen- tufy not a trace is found. If you say that vultures and hyenas pick their bones, that answer is but half-way log- leal. There still exist on earth today the bones of clephants and their progenitors that have been dead ten thousand years ana More. Vultures and hyenas do not eat the bones themselves. An elephant’s skeleton Would be a hard thing to overlook by men Who penetrate the jungles. Where, then, 0 the dving elephants go, if not to the “Valley of Ivory’’? leans, then in the British Army in In- dia, heard these elephant tales. The Mahouts tell them there. Again, when he hunted in Central Africa three years ago the le was repeated. The native trackers de- light to tell the tale about their campfires. And better evidence yet is that of the old- time elephant hunters, of white men who ve spent their lives in the jungle, and Whose testimony all tends to confirm the tale. There was G. P. Sanderson, chief ele- bhant Catcher for the Indian Government *Ome years ago. He had never found an ele- Phant that- died a natural death, he de- ed, nor had he ever mgt with a profes- “onal native elephant hunter who had, ex- Sept during an epidemic which raged amonk the animals in the Chittagong forest. Sir Emerson Tennant, another authority, added his testimony thus: “The natives of Ceylon generally assert that the body of a 3 elephant is seldom or never discovered the woods. and certain it is that fre- Menters of the forest with whom I have SOnversed. whether European or Singhalese, alike are consistent in their assurances that have never found the remains of an ge saat had died a natural death. One » the Wanyyah of the Trincomalie dis- A: LONG ago as 1888 the Duc d’Or- ee pee 1g withinterest this unusual expedition. trict, told a friend of mine that, once, after a severe epidemic which had swept the prov- ince, he had found the carcasses of elephants who had died of the disease. On the other hand, a European gentleman, who for 36 vears without intermission had been living in the jungle, ascending the summits of the mountains on trigonometrical surveys and penetrating valleys in tracing roads—one, too, who has made the habits of the wild ele- phant a subject of constant study and ob- servation—has often expressed to me his astonishment that after seeing many thou- sands of living elephants in all possible sit- uations, he had never yet found the skele- tons of dead ones except those which had fallen by the rifle.”’ Cripps, the famous elephant hunter, while in the forests of Anarajapoora, was told by the natives that he was then in the immedi- ate vicinity of the spot ‘‘where the elephants come to die.” Indian elephants, so Cripps was told, hide themselves in a valley near Adams Peak. It is reached, the natives said, by a hidden, narrow pass with high walls of rock on either side. So secret is the en- trance no man nag penetrated it. Such were the tales the Duc d’Orleans heard in India. In Africa, three years ago, according to the Duke's statement, Sekweba, a native tracker, told him how he had found the “Ivory Valley."’ Sekweba was old and blind, hent with his years and very near to death. He was one of the Bonga tribe, and in his youth had been a mighty hunter. e4 HEN,” he said, ‘‘I was tall and straight as a spear. My blood raced with the spirit of the chase. In the brush, that day, I came upo1 the spoor of a solitary elephant. The track was warm. Through tangle and thécket, through deep grass and forest I fo)- lowed him. I came upon him when he was asleep in the shade while the sun was high. Great were his tusks, greater than any I had ever seen. He was the grandfather, it seemed to me, of all the elephants in the rarely see a tusk stretehed lifel oe ae Ge aaa, usker stretched lifeless o : here do they go to die? The Duc d’Orleans is going to find out Drawing by GEORGE H. CONREY. world. I could tell of his age by his ears, which were jagged and torn. It would not have been difficult to kill him, but I waited, for I knew that he was on bis way to die. “All that afternoon I waited, until the sun was low. Then, rising to his feet, for he had knelt down to rest, he started on. I followed. All that night I followed, safely distant. And the mext day and the next, five days in all. I followed him through the lowland towards the higher. I followed him into the mountains. I was near the jour- ney’s end. I was hungry, weary and foot- sore. Some food I had gathered along the trail. I drank when the elephant drank. But I followed him, always at a distance. “We penetrated into the heart of the mountains, we followed where there were no signs of men. But the rocks of the mountains had been worn deep with the trails of countless thousands of elephants. “Then we came to a narrow cleft in the ¥ a —~——- + Lp, ae a ——— ee HERDING WILD ELEPHANTS into the Inclosures. Some of these beasts live for a hundred years after capture. When the are about to die, che natives say, they try to escape to their “Valley of Death.” ind That Valley of Ivory!” SAYS hills. Great walls rose high on either hand. The rocky opening was hidden except for the beaten pathway of the elephants in which Dark and gloomy was that brush grew on either side Even I, though stout of he followed on. canyon. High of the pathway. heart, was afraid. “Then suddenly the war opened before him, and before me, who was following as closely as I dared. It opened on either hand to a great valley whence came the smell of death. I saw the walle of the mountains rising as in a ring—steep, high walis, that were crowned with glittering peaks of snow. Vines clambered up the walls. At the foot of the mountains were shady forests. “In that valley was a meadow of lush, green grass that would rise above the height of the elephants’ bellies. There was a lake of blue water in that valley, fed by fountains plunging downward from the wall of rocks. | gin of the lake and dotting the green meadow I saw great piles of elephant bones and ivory; scattered everywhere were dead and dying elephants. There were heaps of ivory as far as the eye could reach. “They were not all marked for death that were in that valley. Two huge tuskers, mighty and in their prime, were pacing back and forth within the emtrance, perhaps 500 paces. They marched from side to side, meeting in front of the canyon mouth through which we entered. They marched as sentinels march. ‘I had only a few minutes to see ali this, for I halted behind some brush when the old elephant entered. The two sentinels came up to him, just as soldiers might to challenge an intruder in their camp. “Just then the wind changed and the breeze which had been blowing from out the valley, fairly stifling me with its emell, blew now down the canyon from 0be- hind me and carried to the elephants my odor. They stopped to look, cocking their ears, with upraised trunks and sniffing the air with suspicion Then slowly they am- bled toward the gateway, stopping each mo- ment to sway and smel! “I was scared. It is no shame. I! have faced charging tuskers many a time. Men know that I am brave. But now I was afraid I did, then, in my folly of fear, what no hunter should do I moved and ran It was then the elephant sentinels saw me “With end charged FOLLOWED bim within. By the mar- trunks upreared they trumpeted A chill of terror seized my Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 4, 1925. ‘ heart. I broke from the undergrowth into the open path to flee. From the sound of the one who was foremost in pursuit 7 knew that he was gaining. It seemed tu me I could feel at my back his breath. At any moment I] expected that snaky trunk to wrap itself about me and batter me against the rocks. “And then I fell—for the gods were good to me—fell into a crevasse I had carefully stepped over when entering the canyon. I! dropped 10 feet in that narrow crevice, bruising and cutting mvself upua the rocks. To the elephant I muet have diaappeared as if by magic. His great huge body sped over me. I lay in trembling dowa below. “Then I could hear him coming back He reached the crevice where I hid and sniffed suspiciously. His trunk, puffing and blow- ing, hung above me. I lay, too. scared to breathe. “‘After a while he went his wea). It seemed iike many moons. I managed to ecramble to the path again. My le: pained meterribly. But I made my way out of that canyon and stole through the rocks and trees adown the mountain side. The pair hurt me much. I had a fever. I stumbled about and did not always know just whiere I went. After some time—two days prer- haps, or three—I came upon some natives. They nursed me and! found my way trom them to my own tribe. “But I did not know how I had come from the Valley of Ivory. I have looked often, Bwana (master), but have not found it since. Up there it is. I have spoken.” That was the story, as the interpreter re- peated it; as it fell from the old man’s lips that night before the campfire of the Duyc d'Orleans. And the Duke said then: “Ill find that Valley of Ivory!” og | EAPS of ivory so far as the eye could see’’—what visions of wealth it conjures up. for ivory last year had an average market price for’ the soft, or better sort, of $560 a hundred pounds. The Due d'Orleans doesn't need that wealth—as Duc d‘Orleans. He lives in an English castle and he is im- mensely wealthy. He says he is to seek the famous elephant cemetery in the intezeste of science. It is probable another truth lies back of that. Such a discovery would make him a popular hero in France. And the Duke wants to be popular as well as rich, in that land whence he now is barred. Perhaps he has dreams of sitting upon the throne of his ancestors at Versailles—Philippe VIII, he sometimes calls himeelf. “BY THE MARGIN of the lake and dotting the green meadow | saw great piles of elephant bones and ivory; scattered everywhere were dead and dying THE DUKE OF ORLEANS, Louis Philippe, pretender to the French throne, who Is on his way into Africa to find “The Elephante’ Graveyard in the Valley of ivory.’ elephants.” ‘ And, after all, there is nothing more bi. zarre about winning a kingdom by finding a secret valley in the mountains than by seek- ing it in the spin of an ivory roulette ball at Monte Carlo. Charles, late Emperor of Austria, sought his kingship back the latter way. Four of his followers played a sys- tem with funds supplied by the ex-Empress Zita, a few years ago. It didn't win. Nor, thus far, have any of the schemes of Louis Philippe been successful. Exiled from France, he returned in disguise in 1890 and enlisted in the French army un- der another name. That won him a prison sentence and exile again. In the World War he offered his eword to France, to En- giand, to Belgium, to Italy and finally to the United States, for which his father, the Comte de Paris, fought in the Civil War. He was refused. Just after he had announced his proposed search for the Valley of Ivory, Louis Philippe made an impassioned ‘Te- quest of France for permission to return to his home land and end his days in peace. “God grant,’’ he prayed, “that I may see France again before I die.” WW ii seare he wins or loses wealth in his search for the Ivory Valley, the Duc d'Orleans will have won some- thing if he can settle definitely the ques- tion of whether it exists. For, despite the testimony of the old-time hunters, modern sportemen and _ scientists are inclined to put little faith in the tale. But is it really so remarkable for one to say that the elephants go to die in “Ivory Valley’? The same peewee, among our Mis- sour! birds, returns from the pampas of Argentina each June to nest again in the valley of the Mississippi. The same yellow. billed cuckoo finds its way from the Amazon to the Missouri's banks to feed on caterpil- lars. The nightingale, from Africa, crosses desert and sea to build its home in the En- gliish hedgerow where it was hatched. Year after year swarms of clouded yellow butter- flies fly up through France and flit across the English Channel because their ancestors came flying across what was then a meadow- land connecting the British Isles with Eu- rope, say, 20,000 years ago. Certainly birds and insects have a directional sense as much a mystery to men as our radio would be to them. The clouded yellow butterfly never sees England until he files across the channel. Why, then, need the elephant have ever seen the “Ivory Valley,”’ to which he le supposed to go to keep his rendesvous with death? Why-should he, who is twice a septuagenarian, not know as much of the mysteries as the butterfly that was born but Testerday? ? Page Seven ~ oe ‘ ae plate Eas oS 2 — ere “ ee ee ee) 4 sme trae Sere + S $= ~ ee a ee - ‘ OL NE RON a a IN RI FS em I mE ae eS pee eee _ ore ~The wee, 4 Ez : - : t ) ; % Sut! 7) — ed Ld A OE Oe AE mkt ome er er er ee ee EI _ oa . . _— . + — a ee ee ee ° » ee ee — , > = = “a wv peters Mate - - : ~ e o- — ‘ " = ie woe er ang meena . ee eae en ee ae ” i a ee ed . — _— ™ ma a ow Cen , + ey x eas as a ee "aed oti ’ rea it o mer . babi xert pb ~ ts ee. 2 — ‘es A ae - pee _ ee ee ~~ ; r oe : _ re " o “ r ; a os 2 —

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* %, e+ ee * oy ay Mid, ‘x * 4 Ne eee - tae iain Swtere wn Re RO 2 Ms Pe ey — ~ & ~ Phin & ea a - -_ a ee xe — pet Oe ee ee —ae a % - ad - « *% em +o ee te ie te Ree ig ttle peas ae oe 2 ® DR ty thr 4 Me phe egal A ree Se he uw © = oo r * « — => ay ee SS —— ardners.. St. Louis Artists No. IV. RICHARD MILLER LE AOU aly et by RING LARDNER Vol. 1. Wo. vw. (Copyright. October 4, 1925. FAMED WIT POSES AS PRIME AUTHORITY ON INSANITY Lardner Investigates Lunacy [rials, Etc. -— mee BE CUCRAZY, BCT I GET PAID FOR IT!’ Ine iawver ror KNOW ONE? ALL BOYS AND YOUNG MEN WHO STRIPS DOWN A FORD TILL'ITS ALMOST NUDE Wavs fair and more varieties ‘rent than each ot! around anonymous he populi (people) ertake this wholesale of knowledge Aiwa ’ ‘7 e hb Mmecica, 4 - , Loe rious forms and asking whatever alien: and attorneys they may be amongst readers to suggest official names for 1! ARE YOU ONE OF THESE? All people and relatives of or did own or want to own All people and relatives of peop! their cars out On popuiar public in particular ii] ntent myself wit! know the’ ater at merely giving brief deacription of the price and : od sho “on D ut indc all t2 ime (now What | ler 3 | th Jutdoor light and coler EVER SEE ONE? eS RICHARD MILLER caricatures himself. > +h a ae - — Loe next - By HARRY R. BURKE. not painted dolls, they are flesh bicod folk in easy and charming R i) ? R Afternoon, unstudied grace, as well special province, are the Richard Miller—Master. ndraw. One has said be Once Albert Bloch. the who was the caricatures for ALL PEOPLE THAT CELEBRATES THE 4 OF JULY WITH FIREWORKS. Sis -* THE CONSTANT READER He Finds the Following High-Lights tn the Week's News. ICE AGE COMING yY HETHER or not it may cause any of us serious inconven- fence, this world is going to be in the devastating grip of another ice age in about 20.000 vears. according lou towarc ¢t And Here We Show You Missourl | s2..2.°32 28 25 torettensag | Sines te sence onto 7 = a al ° we si, - . . y > . » he . , 5 ' ; A town by any other name w nicetol but think Ae Ariliing wm he to dweli lf? Rubbe . 9 }i { io er Hurrica imperson 10 ted her nee ties — ieee tt Sete. 96 ee a : ee .d pval, but he experte aT = : [ possessive ioter aS an exquisite wor aiong iong time r a8 a mate iress was of silver clo ire sequins; a sapph gieamed from he how to @q Kissack, @ fellow rec nO pains in the process. with risited Mr ~~ in? pa.:ni ‘py and some to the prediction of Dr Elisworth Huntington, well-known geographer. explorer and research associate of Yale University. Personally. I don't expect to be where I will suffer from frostbite 20.000 years from now. but with all these rejuvenation methods coming into vogue. one can never tei! It is best to be prepared for anvthing and Dr. Huntington says prepare for ice. Here is how he arrived at his conclusion As a result of recent investigations he determined that daily variations in the sun's output of energy are prob bly due in a large measure to the po- sitions of the planets back part of the sun's electrica! tions.” Then it occurred to him long-period variations in heat might be caused br t ° _ i} of the stars. which. being 7 we Gee bany - New York - Phi and paid no attention Selves, would influence than the planets do would send out radiations own Since scientists have that one of the most likely ca & glacial epoch would be a fa!!! in the energy radiated by the Was then logical to assume that suc: a cold pertod it prevail if ¢ aul Were continually subjected to a bom- bardment of electrica!] nearest stars In line with this theory, Dr Hunt ington asked two well-known astrono- mers to help him compute the courses of the nearest 38 stars for the last 7 book 70.000 years and for the co 0. showing 000. The calculations : ) along wit! five of these stars attained the a! made it est appruach to the sun 25.000 vears know ago—the time of the last gTeat | . ‘5 Page Eight signboards tet of Horses ho* - *h 4 id " ¢ the truth o& ed igar—performed the sae cates ogg s | ie and | Gin St d - — | : celiberateness of nsiderah! tO nd villages which b at-0 2 mm) lic! ; : rive pay ti tl be t Fate of this ? | L2,0¥ ronorad! | St. Louis friends had for st . ! nid , . : d by their bese ? 7 pictures igned from Pars @ D He knew the valve iid see simeeif The pic of them te try my dear gir! Of it color was was sold. tesperate. He ‘+ to Lesées + vperieste evening with “OImmon—very iitt ght I bei was something .- crama 3¢ proposed : Then he spoke 2 was ast} ough to himeelif ‘“ YE have been married sea years We hare had ere in the world we could ask lappiness ae . We had *irepr that—once “And tossed it away. Lack of mut SY déar diverse tInterests. freedom All very sad''——- He was o we remain married?” 1@ littie foot ceased its eyes clouded and rested eo face of the man tn aintest suggestion of a ve on her forehead. She dr | Sant why do you ask me? nt sai | . L = oe Hs an & 12% « i » “ | - O iD tet : *opagead Doris: stark staring c : 7 | si BP eng, ) a ce le 5 i ly tl tt “© see just how mech of your hing Use : 5 etethe re Saag —— —s cooung sumtm img there tena! : ¥ You will inject into your ways Welcom | | ‘ , | atmosphere of the big room ‘t was always so when they Sunday Magazi.e—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 4, 1925.

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Artists 7 MILLER ricatures himself. BURKE. painted dolls, they are flee It was always so when they were alone-——scrupulous politeness, mocking def- erence, constant rasping. “We remain married,’ she answered softly, ‘because, I suppose, it is too trouble- some to divorce.” “Right. Quite right. Divorce is rather thing, and we are so maznifi- But which, my dear, is the more unpleasant: a brief ses- sion in the divorce courts or a life. of this veiled hostility?” She shrugged. self, Denald.’’ “Then, he is to be mine, I suggest an immediate di- a2 noxious cently respectable, we two. “Answer that for your- said quietly, “‘if the decision vorce.”’ HE little figure on the lounge grew taut, then relaxed with a visible effort. It seemed as though a strong unseen hand had reached out of the past and closed momentarily about her heart. Vague mem- memories of moonlight love and ories assailed her: and sentiment and passion; of idealism and worship; of marriage and rap- ture of honeymoon. Then it all merged into the drab monotony which had somehow cli- maxed in this. She was amazed at the calm- ness of her voice-—the icy indifference with which she freighted her words. “Very well Whenever you say.” The man stirred uneasily For a second his expression softened and a slight flush Stained his pallid cheeks. The cigar lay unnoticed on the stand. “At once, of course, Doris. I fancied you would not be unwilling. Queer, isn’t it, that have found interesting in the past year should be that of separa- tion. Things have changed so. Now that we have agreed to disagree there are a few things vou should know; matters that I re- under the only subject we gret to discuss with you, but which, the circumstances, are quite necessary.”’ “sent : “IT am speaking of finances” Her face flamed. “Please! At least spare me that.” “It is necessary that we discuss it. There are certain facts My dear girl, I'm very much afraid that I cannot offer you a settlement which will mean financial inde- pendence. I''—— She rose abrupty. “T am not inter- ested-——— “Stop! Sit down!’’ Their eyes clashed. She reseated herself. OU know well enough that I dont ay relish this discussion afy more than you do, Doris. Money has always seemed a verv repulsively material thing to me—until recently. Until recently’’——— His voice was softer now and she leaned for- ward. ‘The unfortunate facts are these, my dear: I have no money. None at all. The cir- cumstances don’t matter—facts are _ suffi- cient. Unfortunate speculation—-and your good provider is virtually penniless. That, Doris, explains why I found it necessary to mar your perfectly good evening with such a material discussion. TRat is what I meant by saying that you must accept your free- dom from me as a final gift; not so bril- liant a gift as diamonds and sapphires, but certainly the greatest gift it is in my power to give.”’ She stared, then removed her gaze trom the sardonic face of her husband. It irri- tated her that he should be enjoying the It did not occur to her to question She heard his voice ‘and so scene. his statement of fact. as though from a great distance we will see our lawyers in the morning and complete arrangements. I understand that these affairs can be handled quite expe- diently where there is no contest.” “THE atmosphere of the big room was tense; it always was so when they were alone.” ‘‘Donald’'—— “To: “You have—nothing left?’ “No. Nothing that counts. that worry vyou."’ “It does worry me. what this does? Can't you?" Her frigid reserve Was gone. It was a woman speak- ink. “Don’t you understand?’’ ‘I’m afraid not.’ ee 2 “It means this, Donald—it means that I can not divorce you.” He arched his eyebrows in surprise pot? Why?’’ “Oh! you must understand. I had notb- ing when we married—you were wealthy. Our friends know that we have not been happy. If I were to divorce you now— when you have lost everything—can’t you Don't you But don't let Oh! can't you see “Can imagine what people would say? know they would say I remained with you only so jong as you could indulge me, and that when things went wrong I quit? Can't you see it is an impossible situation from inv standpoint? Cant you?” “Mmm! I don’t know that I care par- ticularly what people say.’ “Well, I do. And |] shan’t divorce you ——not now.” He stared at her quizzically, and, as he very peculiar thing: something that was not at all in keeping with her aloofness and indifference of the past year. She sprang to her feet and ran watched, she did a from the room. He fancied, as she mounted the stairway, that her handkerchief was at her eyes. ONG into the evening he sat before the Fe fire, samoking innumerable cigars— thinking —- thinking. At hand-zrips with financiai disaster he yet experienced an unaccountable lightening of spirit. The feel- ing defied analysis, yet it was undeniably there. At length he rose and went to his rooms. He’ slipped out of his dinner jacket and lounging-robe. There came a Surprised, he said: donned a knock on the door. “Come in.”’ Doris was vivid in a ered Japanese kimono; a embroidery of brightly embroid- dark-blue thing with impossible birds and gleaming flowers. He eyed her curiously; this was the first time she had visited his roems in months. He wondered: but she was grave now, and impassive. All trace of emotion had departed. Her voice was limpid and casually conversational. ‘“T want to talk with you, Donald.”’ “Very good.” ‘In a practical way Tell me: just how embracing is this-—reverse—ryou have suf- fered?’’ Quite matter-of-factly he made his re- port He was virtually bankrupt——barely enough money to pay off his creditors. ‘‘The home must be sold, and the cottage in Miami. Your jewelry—that’s yours. No— don't offer. It really isn’t needed: I have sufficient to pay my debts. I own, pecul- iarly enough, a business—-or the possibility of one.”’ “You own a business?” He grinned, but it was not a sardonic grin. “Yes. A year or more ago I accepted a mortgage on a first-class garage. The place failed—too much overhead. I fore- closed It is now mine. But that is ali I do own. Figures are horribly embarrassing. and close figuring on my own position indl- cates that I am as close to being broke as aman can be. And 1 don't understand Doris, your attitude about the divorce. It seems unreasonable. “It isn’t. Oh! don’t misunderstand — I! They could see no reason for staying married any longer. However, any- one 1s apt to make a mustake—once. By Octavus Roy Cohen want the divorce much as you do. For us to continue living together is utterly senseless. We mean nothing to each other. If this thing—if things—hadn’t occurred, I would have been anxious to go ahead. Now it's impossible.”’ “IT see. And what do you propose?’ “Just this."’ She leaned forward, tense and earnest. ‘‘We wish to divorce each other. We can't do it now because it wouldn't be fair to me. People would say that I left you because you lost your money. All right—-I refweo to give t*em that am- munition to use against me But that doesnt change my feelingy—-our feelings. And I have a proposition to make.” HE was silent for a moment. Her face was lighted with interest; Donald found himself regarding her through new eyes. ‘What is it, Doris?’ “T shall earn my divorce!” “You will what?” “Earn my divorce.” “I'm afraid I don’t understand.” “‘Let me explain.”’ She spoke quickly, the words fairly tumbling over one an- other. “Beneath all your austerity I’ve never doubted that a man lurked. I don’t believe you're the type to sit back and let fate hit you with never an effort to hit back. I belleve that you are a fighter.’ ‘Thank you, Doris.’’ An hour before that remark would have been freighted with bitter sarcasm: now it was simply spoken, meaning no more and no less than it said. “I don’t believe that you will accept a position from one of your friends; you've too much pride for that, haven't you?” “Quite.” “And you must work. Now, why not this: the idea clarifies as 1 speak. For two years you've had a hobby—automobiles. You've also had a pet topic of conversation: per- sona! guaranteed high-class service. You tell me that you own a garage, that it will still be yours after your debts are paid. Donald, why don't you give the public high- class auto service. double service, double speed—-and double prices?” She paused. The air of the room was surcharged with the magnetism of her own It galvanized the man. I say! A intense personality. ‘By George! That's an idea. a garare—high-class work on high-class cars I'd do that myself, internal-combustion ——personal supervision. and I’m an expert on motors. A play for the high-class custom, and perfect guaranteed Double wages to my men and double prices from slogan: ‘Is it service my customers——advertising worth double money to secure perfect serv- ice?’ By jingo! Doris—it's wonderful. I haven't been so eager in years!” “And you'll do t?” “Do it?’ His face was radiant—-boyish even. ‘‘Why, you couldn't keep me from it. It's a knockout. I’m talking like a me- chanic already. I'l] start right away.” Her eves were shining. ‘I'm so glad, Donald: so very, very glad. And I'll help. We'll get a little two-room-and-kitchenette apartment, and when the housework Is done I'll come to the office and keep your books and files—-and whatever else it is that And we'll make a suc- garage offices have. And when we've done that 1 can ceas of it. divorce you, feeling that I have earned my freedom.”’ Divorce! The word filled the room, ati- fling the camaraderie of a moment since. The man stopped as though he had been struck physically. A hurt look came into his eyes and a bit of his habitual grimness returned. “IT see. I forgot that this is to be a prison sentence for you: a term at hard labor in anticipation of freedom. Yes. I forgot that for a moment. I apologize.”’ But she was unruffled. “Tomorrow, Donald, we'll get together as business part- ners. We'll wind up your affairs and lay plans for the future. I am anxious to start It means 80 much to me” “IT haven’t a doubt. And of course we'll be successful: any undertaking which has so worthy an end must succeed. We are striving for more than mere money—we're working shoulder to shoulder for freedom— from each other.” She gazed at him level-eyed, imperturb- able. ‘‘Precisely, Donald. “Don't you be- lieve it is worth the effort?” “That.” he answered shortly, ‘‘is for you to decide.” HE launching of the business involved a mass of detail work; irksome, irri- tating, unforeseen details which were doubly difficult to him because of his un- familiarity with business. But slowly and surely order was brought out of chaos. The garage which was left to him after his creditors had been paid proved to be un. usually well fitted to the project. It was roomy and furnished with the most modern of equipment. There was 4 glassed-in office which Doris insisted on beautifying. Donald's first direct move was to engage the man whom he considered, as the result of long experience, the finest automobile mechanie In the city, and he also employed an electrical expert. With this force in hand, Donald launched a campaign of advertising. He selected Tne Motor Service Corporation as his name, and his slogan was “Double Service at Double Prices.’ His campaign was directed at the owners of fine cars—men who wanted re- sults and were willing to pay the price. Hla er-intimates were amused and tolerant. They very cheerfully patronized him at first and later became enthusiastic customers be- cause the service was more than merely ex- cellent. From the moment The Motor Service Cor- poration was launched the Doris whom Don- ald had known since marriage ceased to exist. Without complaint or harking back to the days of greater affluence, she buckled to her self-appointed task. And she worked ax bard as he did—or harder. She found a dainty little two-room-and- kitchenette apartment in a starkly new and amazingly gaunt apartment house. He was amazed to learn that Doris could cook wel). She disdained a servant, save once a week for heavy cleaning. The washing, of course, was given out. It was at her insistence that he resigned memberships in the Coun- try Club and the City Club; although she forced him to retain his card at the Ath- letic. Within a month they had settled into a domestic groove. And after the apartment was straightened in the mornings Dor- is would appear in the office and busy herself with the “AND she worked as hard as he did—or harder.” Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 4, 1925. books. She proved to be an excellent office woman. She evolved a card-index system for supplies needed, attended to the reorder- ing, sent out the bills, handled the bank deposits, chatted with patrons—until recent- ly her intimate friends—and her manner was so bright and cheerful and optimistic that many who came to condole went away a trifle envious. Society shook its head doubtfully. “It just shows that you never can tell,” was its sage comment: ‘I would have taken Oath that the Ryders were on the verge of divorce. And now, well, it's simply won- derful.”’ HEIR domestic relations were anoma- lous, and not entirely lacking in sest. One of their two rooms contained 6 large closet, behind the door of which was concealed a swinging bed. This served as Doris’ bedroom; the other was Donald's. She invariably left the shop in time to market for dinner, prepare it, and greet him with the calm air of the woman who has been at home all day preparing for her husband's return. He marveled more and more, and wondered how long it would last. Perhaps, he thought at first, it Was the novelty which interested her; but as the months whirled by and the novelty wore away, her absorp- tion in this new life did not appear to di- minish; instead she took greater pride it her work at the shop and exhibited more and more enthusiasm over her task as house- keeper. The business grew slowly, but it grew healthily. Among the owners of fine cara in the city there developed a stereotyped comment: “If there’s anything wrong with your car take it to Don Ryder. He charges, but he gives service.” Eight months after starting in -business, Donald made his first step in a carefully meditated program of expansion; he leased a small building adjoining his garage and laid in, part on cash and part on credit, a large stock of accessories and parts. He and Doris held a little tete-a-tete celc- bration when this was decided upon. They were more like a pair of children than they had ever been during their husband-and- wife days. ‘I believe I'm golng to put it over, Doris.”’ “I know you are. Right now’ ‘‘Precisely. The big money in the auto. mobile game lies in the sale of parts. It is my ideal to be able, eventually, to pay cash for parts and to stock them for all makes of cars. I wa.t to handle the finest line of accessories in the city. ‘If you want It, Ryder can give it to you!’ Some line like that, see? Do you know, the more I see of the service I give, the sorrier I get that I'm not wealthy so that I could have the pleasure of patronizing us.” She laughed. ‘‘Pernaps some day’’--— The smile died from her lips. His eyes were bent to her. ‘No, I didn’t mean that, Doris. I hope I never get that wealthy— again.” They finished their meal In silence. She was conscious of his scrutiny, knew well the thoughts which were agitating him, but neither by word nor sign did she give any indication that she understood. that had occurred in their lives, and she realized, too, that it was not transitory Certain fundamentals of their nature had been altered. She know that she was a dif- ferent person, just as she knew that he was a different man. They were shoulder to shoulder, salvaging happiness; etriving as partners to earn their freedom. The stock of parts and accessories in- creased the efficiency of The Motor Service Corporation and slowly builded its bank bal- ance. In the year which followed the buael- ness passed from the category of “‘solid” to the classification of “successful.” One bv one, hand-picking his men, Donald Ryder hired additional mechanics until he had un- der him a force of factory-trained experts, each a master of a certain type of fine car. The machine-shop equipment was augment- ed and modernized; two carnmine roadsters were bought and equipped as wreckers for road service; another building was leased. furnished as a retail store and devoted ox- clusively to the sale of accessories. In the office now there were two stenographers and a trained bookkeeper: Doris had »be- come office manager. So far the corporation had invested its profits in itself. At the end of the third year it possessed very little cash, but boast- ed a great capital worth. Success had bred success. It was doing capacity business and G ine was not unmindfu! of the change never faltering in the quality of its service. (Concluded on Page 11.) Page Nine renee ee me wh a ee beter ¥ f tema eae. ap A Ae Slice areca a CN tt me be wie ee ee ey : rin ee ee ween —_ —— —— A Ath RE TR, —— eRe en 2 * <— . 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Gunes ‘“Sweetheg , ’ NUT ty BO ~~ rder Yours Jo, two ring SPEC 0D K tree = IG Vv, This big The the und and | sec- | * in easy monthly payments. The | balemrydebaker 21 Jewel Watch — losured be- : 8 adjustments. including heat, 1) em and 2 posi- TE pen of 54 pew Art WRI r ; rom a or ee See coon. wentertu! wr ; a er eo oO fol- goad For limited Advance Watch ads E! sme ss 4 yg oy our : beast wD er got today while offer laste —FREE ! ; . Watch Ca,, Dept. W114 Seath Bend, Ind. we : ss: Winds, Ontarie / 4 Canadian Address: ‘m- t apn wee or “es with tie :' Aah for Ladies’ Watch Folder and Jewelry Folder , y for BIG 1926 ART * 80, — ted | Needlework Book F ree — the Iijustrated in colors —% +. 10k pages — Frocks Scarfs Ap- roms, Infants’ Wear omp- ‘ta sin ne ers. doilies, Irish linen dam- ack table clotha. etc of high 5 4 nd quality — at bargain aetean ; STUART'S PLAPAO-PADOS _ ake beautiful things in Tour 7 ere different from the ‘truss, he fpare time, save money. being mechanico-chemico &p- . for your free book——now. . plicatore made self-adhesive d- -FREOERICK HMERRSCHNER a/, purposely to hold the distended to 66°6 6. Ashland Ave. Chi Ee. muscles securely 1D plare No , The ott. , | pity or Shiny Skin—never mind how ‘i -.. — a le for YOU Perhaps you Ci.gaa. cured the warst cases I ever 68” : MNEs and become diseourared Hdorved by you are Care lemaly neglecting your case nd over 10 000 Men and Women test ; ¥ thinking it will ¢ re) ‘me? . cases who i} get well of itaef. “CLEAR. riths TOME™ after failing with everything 08 ~~ 4 Send for one of oe 5 > ime os 4 enite t won % RE Mle | AE RT Ne, i ie Aenea ala citi te, nO ity tee rea > Yy _ me ue 6 oF ww nd ay . ui ea * * ae | i aan o— ian te get thts benetttul ate ME CO., Dept. A610 Chicago —" Any man or woman who accepts my propo- sition can -be sure of a fair, square deal. Our record of 18 years of honest dealings and our resources of over a mil- lion dollars stand back of every promise we make. I don't care what your experience I don't care what kind has been. of work you are doing now, how much you are making, how old you are, or whether you are a man or woman. My proposition so simple, so easy, so square and clean-cut that you are bound make a success of it. $750—One Month’s Profit You can do as well as H. T. Pearl, of Oklahoma, whose earnings quick- ly reached $750 a month. You can Within a week your Start at once profits will be pouring in. Think! R. L. Marshall, Jersey, of New cleared $80 in five hours. This Is Your Ch toMake'1I00aWeek — A Splendid Proposition Now Offered To Men And Women That Brings Amazing Profits For Delightful Work Yes, if you want to make $100 a week clear, net, cash profit, this is your chance to do it. I want to tell you how, without any training or experience, you can immediately begin to make money—how you can establish yourself in a big, profitable business, without investment, training or experi- ence. I want to tell you how you can make at least $50 a week in spare time—how you can have a business of your own that will get bigger and more profitable day by day, how you can have hundreds of customers, an automobile of your own and tremendous profits, Anyone, Anywhere, Can Do It you free all the facts about this great business. We will tell you nor how without investment, without training, you can immediately be- g come our Authorized Representa- so. «tive in your territory and start mak- to. img money. We are the originators and manu- facturers of “Zanol” Products. We make delicious Food Products that are wanted and needed in every home. We make Toilet Prepara- tions, Soaps, Household and Laun- dry Necessities. We sell millions of products every year direct from factory to customer. Jacob Myron, of Connecticut, made $13 his first afternoon.” C. Vaughn, of Ohio, has earned as high as $125 a week. Mrs. K. R. Roof, of South Carolina—a married woman with two children — made a clear proht of $50 the first week in her spare HE BETTER way TO BUY time. Eugene Ducat, of Illinois, was formerly a mechanic on a sal- ary of $30 a week, yet on taking up my proposition he cleared $45 the You can do as well as any of these people, because they first two days. were no better qualified to make success of this are right now. Amazing Profits Without Investment If you write at once we will give We Furnish An Automobile We want you to realize that this is a high-grade proposition. We want to help you in every way Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 4, 1925. business than you a By this means we give greater val- vues, fresher goods and lower prices than could be secured in stores. We have thousands of customers in every section of the United States. And now we want a Representative to make large profits and we offer to provide a car without any expense to you whatever. Just write for our proposition. Mail the coupon for de- tails of the plan that will give you this automobile without expense and from $10 to $20 a day in cash. ance . . = b, ae } a Pe ” ad 7 ’ . . sid mtaneepalllichias. ak neat ee ae ote 1. diate ee ee dere te rnd oan - & : a ° SAT OS 2 OTT. LT ER had poe ieee ent a aT ew ED a Oe ee pee “ tain nated ~ . oe mee me eee - ne ee eee ~ ~ " — 2 ee es . in your territory through whom our customers can send us their orders. Accept This Offer Never before have you been offered such a proposition asthis. Youcan't fail. Our instructions are so clear and distinct, our proposition is so clean-cut and fair, that you are bound to make a success of it at once. Men and women who were formerly salesmen, bookkeepers, farmers, merchants, skilled and un- skilled workmen, teachers, preach- ers—people with all sorts of train- ing and experience—have found it an easy matter to make a big suce cess as “Zanol” Representatives. Send No Money Just send me your name and I will tell you how to get started. I will give you all the facts. You do not need to risk a penny. You do not need to agree to do anything, nor pay anything. You owe it to your- self to find out about this great proposition before it is too late. So write now. Just put your name and address on the coupon and mail it to me at once. TN gD tas «hematite. (Write Plaialy) ‘ee eee

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oe ec - “ [_swsowmonme [tf . THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH “WORLD’S SERIES—BROWNS vs. CARDINALS” /If THAT happens | | so will THIS— i Drawn -_— f : ’ > a 4 ] | For the Post - Dispatch Ry S CARLISLE MARTIN PLAYERS wil! indignant- ly refuse to pose for photographs. FANS won't get angry when their view is biocked. ‘ « , — te a = a te “pee ol aety Sper x MR the ee oy . ve 3) vue > « - 2 zy * OEE Mabe be te cy oat ie pf Re ; - os ek. ae ay gut <. ~ & ie» ’ eS eee — pr ge CR, Lo ad wT ke a at ~ ee ee we) Fa m8 Sern or . ney pa sa 5 Mae Kap » BROWNIE Pennant Rooters’ Club will be sprightly young men. THE UMPIRES wii! throw pop botties at the crowd, seats wil! be free. and—welil—how many other things PUTTING TO THE PIP 2+ the Scarsdale Golf Club are wrong with this picture? “THEY'RE ice cold and they’re FREE! Who wants an- other? I'm GIVIN’ ‘em away.” AND — maybe — they wil! unveil that Sisier statue. ae * ] HEARTILY AGREE -~ THE MOST YALUASLE BALL PLAYED? THE vardina!l and Brownie fans wil! settle ail! arguments in the manner of Aipmonse and Gaston.

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are, a ee — % JT. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH OCTOBER 4, 1925 === | |r Za | a ey VURE Pi 3 | ke 1 c a OCTOBER 4, 1925 . ——eepesenenee ae z a . . x "01000 0101S: 00187 O18 O10 81878 Fhe SST Ote So oe ef + 6 6 8 618 8888 ® 4 . + ~~ ore : . D ~ orl te - ee RM 6 BO A AER ALR HO PONE LICE: ! LP MELLEL OT a A, AOL AEE EO AOE ALLL PELE ALLIS - ae 2 — « Vp ge A Ah, Bie ey Ne : * ee er . pO se Mn ny > mm ey o m ay ere i Oe ae Sree . _- ; = nites ? . 7 ox. ee te 6 ie We pal Pate me ae anime ee ee re ge me bs a Craawerr is ile iain ase cia oss ~ Be RAR or tons ’ med oe bs — : bee “a - ane “ [ Es tp ¥ 1 B | f I rt i 3 ie ie 0 ee i eR aH ae 4 134 4 q . ir 14 4 . ; la7 | Be . wai 4 fe ve Ee yi re 4 ; tee 4 tg a 4 a 4 ij 4 3} OF por ewe fee oa ee iad Oe cages RNS. “re ee Ores Oe er eae —_—- « - . - ————— . . ae : ene Ss FROM SPEED BOAT TO PLANE—Burt Kegle of Mason City, Ia., making a spectacular transfer on Clear Lake. : ¢ -_ ——— —— —_. ~ eee MARRIES INTO FRENCH FAMILY—Mrs. Frederick C Kohl of Washington, who conducted a hospital in France during the war, is tc become the bride of Vicomte Pierre Lambeortyo on Oct. 14. c hiernry Miller ry) coe an é , * a | > s tye rs : - * A a , 7th, =) : a . . A ’ a Ce ae cn i -~ Fase avi <a \ 19h temee Page sears, _ a’ : f ' J an “a ena itueean,. : My ww AY pop bottles at the crowd, lI—how many other things PUTTING TO THE PIPES—Making a hard job harder on Kiltie Day ‘ye Saisie pleture? at the Scarsdale Golf Club. % tps ' ™“. x. recta wiht SEL EO NS TT i TCI A ii i Mat ah pit Ret imi, ey = | St’ SPANISH TROOPS LANDING—Lighter put ting off from a troop ship on the north coast of Africa. NECK AND NECK—Two racers in the Teignbridge Steeplechase taking a water jump in unison. ere = ~ RE ee an - —. Pa) . omnes oC panera aa Me Be rte dine ei hee eer” a acaiapeneaitenenene aie a partes oH ayn = AP AO Peg Pe eeet eae MR ate aad ane tyre: Wie es eae how Bante 14. hee ‘ a 1 et - ang . - ow ieee . Go Kap cetyl a Ate MMA JUANA Rink S . YY PICKING UP THE SURVIVORS—The crew of the Hudson Bay steamer Bayeskimo, which sank in Unguva Bay, too da ‘S—Airplane view of the section of the. Mexican resort, where a number of saloons and May | Pi K RIS were Recs, ai tee Cre refuge onan icefeld. They were rescued the following day by the S. S. Nascopie eensseneeenes : ae. A ne. TIIm” Pr tAIIIP ANeT NICMATTL OCTOBER 4 1525 EE «OG::«=«é eas ee

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° , SUNDAY MORNING THE “af LOUIS POST . NISPATCH ve . i i. — Tr * * ean = @ee?e>s > * - ._ * > a os i & HOUSAND GYMNASTS—The fiel¢e | e cent fete given by the Federatior al ~ acini — — . ke uch "hk. -k = —| i ] ; 4 “Te ’ SAFETY CAP A helmet thro go wnicn 4a spra | yinn : Societies in Geneva been tried with success in Berlin and London a | }* oa . bi a ~ ca « ; Pe ey oe be ap ae ot “iis iy aes = % i Te ~ ao oy ae a te ap vip Rite ti cos i —" Me ee ie: a A orga et * rd ae a 7 o> A eet _ Po a? Ly gO 4 XN AXE Miss Eugenie Edm vy a GERMAN PLANE OVER LONDON—Friendly visit of a German all-metal Junker plane. It broug gold bonds tor payment on reparations | ee ~— : ; — ‘ . -~ " oa T alien | me £5 Y Lei . , | }~ 3 ors .* * “> 4 TT > ame 7? ** mT ER BUCK"—Action picture taken at a recent rodeo in Leos ita : : Se ie Mae STERLIN SENDEN , : am a | , LING FESSENDEN —He was born @ , [ : ~ } J ; Ss r - o , -_ + - . . . aes se A o>. Lianms In arOuUgs the Manua: of arms with their machine guns. . ~ ; = ’ : " , on _~- .- S) ; sremsiemes cession lin Shanghai ous y an > ICE COMMISSIONER — Miss six =e s oe de dines er per ela f anes £2 €F 6lCU ERT FFX TREAT TAT

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LOBER 4 oo a _ MORNING TH a OT. LO UJ S PO S T D C PATC Hy HONOR TO THE VEILED PROPHET’S QUEEN 4 » cas Ne, So SOME OF THIS YEAR’S MAIDS OF re . a RE te % Pe a ow el Mews oe Bas ee - ms Y ee eee ee ee a i Me ah age le ; Rav ee 6 et rT 7 eh ORIN MR me ONT RO ee oe : 9ENDEN — He was born Bowdoin College, has lived : , , f : — eo. & enc now ¢ ccupies the pos’: QF. é ; m, | , A 3 | | +4" " ‘eo Maye the Foreign Con- : | Oe RSF - - oe . fy eee eee - ; . + cal Kewnbon Miss Elizabeth Cuendet. Miss Dorcas Taylor Miss Ruth Curby. \ Miss Mary Lammert OCTOBER 4, 1925 s1INDAY MORNING

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Ve | i ee ee ee i dé » | . Se | (gc THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH [serena ma] , a | THE NEW BROWNING ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN ——_—— f | ' UDA “ How does this happen? The new MOIST rouge, TARNAC! A brilliant, but true biood-red—or i¢ shade for any complexion, any I ps—anc with such perfect spread and biend it may not be detected a few inches away. - You must JARNAC cheeks and lips to realize what is wrong with your most careful attemprs with cravon-Irke rouge. gy 4c of pure ® idified oils and pure co iS Tea. v waterproof and its youth- fu ‘flier of « lor does last, JARNAC is rea! pee for the sk:", aoe PONTE Se CO" REPRE RTE: cere -o crneeneen nene ee peste 2¢ compared ith old-fashioned dry rouge compacts, the dust from which 1s Fubbed into the heipless pores countless times caily —and, oh, how the soiled rouge puff revolts dainty feminity. If vou “want what vou want” remem- ber there isno ‘same! ng. as JARNAL. Most sTugstores cheertully sel] it—on the Ter nrercar —t tty cene rs. Or, direct 0 S$40-W, Rand oh St., Chicago. aa HERBERT E. DAY—For 25 years profes- sor of English at Gallaudet College, who has become superintendent of the State Schoo! ANNOYED—Lion in the Washington Zoo answering back. .\ for the Deaf at Fulton, mo. erix & Rune Underwood & i'nderwoocd Cheek and Lip Rouge | ; » ——o~— wt Ouwe . THE CT INII1e POST-NISPATCH [ocroseR «mas SUNDAY MORNING SUNDAY MORNIN

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- cede oie > —S . “> ee he Bae pm Rm = si « Reel 4 a See Be Oe ee eee & ee a town ~*~ eee THE ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ Ce ) Emile Gromier, a AN ELEPHANT PASTURE—This great herd was photographed in the Cameroons, Africa, by Dr distinguished French naturalist Wide World s eyarer ges iy nee “re >» A BOOTLEGGING MYSTERY—The five-masted schoon.: er “General Serret,” which recently was seized in the Thames with a cargo of liquor destined for America. Mme. Casares, a beautiful Argentine, is said to have financed the venture. SUNDAY MORNING y DUNLUCE CASTLE—A 14th century ruin guards the sea approach at Portrush. the Irish resort. Parth & Part! vee me Me iad A 55-FOOT DIVE ; from Amoskeag Ledge, Manchester, N. H. Miss Leona Sullivan taking off ELASTIC STOCKINGS ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS Made lo vour measere of REVERSEE\ —_— /MANCHETTE/ This Py CUSONS Poy uccess very best materials on ah. REMOVES DANDRUFF , per a aren a Preacription Tablets are «old by cor own looms _STOPS HAIR FALLING coiimshcginnlatipcn tie pon foro latest ‘hook a 23.e1 aimiple — FOLK it TCO u AKK WALKING eM Jias been u a ree, d our guarantee hip. te nag PLEASURE wt s! sreus dor pew than ad deere Th Ple. * a Dd siesta . j AU) PLEASURE WIT! RESTORES COLOR AND | e Pleasant Wane to iiedinns AOC Ltorc > ave oe nvaubenams, || p sere 3 GRAY MARMOLA |," SALT LANA Dag lacie nati Gin FOREMOST IN GLOVES CRUTCHES ETC ‘3 lees. os Ae soe © 2-235 General Motors Bidg. fa ‘é a ‘ ° ‘ DETR ° . sg DAWSON INV ALID Bee tuscan censican WORKS Novelty ,id and (hamoiSuede Gloves er Look at your hat, everyone else does! 616 ae ad mo . uy FLORESTON SHAMPOO 0 . poy tage : i¢P ; toy ee eiaanama ae emoermren ue —_—_——— wntown Men's Shop— PHONE MAIN Pa | A true hair beanti fier ~oOch c eanbelng an ene mn ‘ Vandewoort- Mt ws! ie Ane ; a fa hairand ee aT) and eal for ge tn ton At All Good Stores tS ae eee St. Louis by AUG ~ t Parney First Floor 0 [ES SAS ARES ONE SOR —— . Millions of pounds in this easy way Millions of pounds of excess fat are be- ing removed in an easy, pleasant way. You can see the results in slender figures wher- ever you look today That way is Marmola Prescription Tab- lets. Just take four a day. No abnormal exercise or diet is required. Reduction is gradual—rarely more than one pound daily So the system adjusts itself to the new con. ditions. Wrinkles don't develop Marmola has been used for 18 years Delighted users have told their friends about it. The use has spread until people are now using a million boxes yearly Investigate this method. You owe that to yourself when Marmola is bringing s much good to so many. Our gun states every ingredient and explains the reason for each good effect. You will know exactly why the excess disappears. Your own druggist signs Our guarantee Every idea of style and beauty calls for slender figures now. So do heal th and fit- ness. Learn how easily people get them in this modern way ad et Pend ed os, ~~," Cw EE _ As one walks along, the laudable desire to be correctly attired is satisfied if one is wearing a Worth ora Thoroughbred Hat. These Hats have a correctness of style, a richness of color. and a harmony cf detail that satisfy fully. They are made to endure, too. The hat shown here is merely a suggestion Worth and Thoroughbred Hats are offered in a wide range of Fall colors and shapes. Price $5.00 and up Strolling on Lindell Blvd. ; Edgewater OCTOBER 4, 1925 a — WNAY MORNING 0 6S iINniic ONCT.NnIicpnpaATrL Where items at on Northern No other guestr¢ under closer sc your bathroom. son why you sh¢ vhite and. pure Paper can be mad Merny n wv wp

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= eo OCTOBER 4. salle. ~ 4 a the sea approach at Portru —_ PSAP YORS PERF CLK OD S AND FD) HATS ee th) ell Blvd. ,iiCc v~ ’ ~~ 2 » @ * ~~ * hnece > ~ ~~ _— } TCO se Coes ios 110Y/ The Ed gewater a india aad Anti a eT ee eS a I O_o Ash : > poo MORNING j THE DIVING HORSE— Sonora Carver and her mount, “Lightning,” taking the 60-foot leap into a tank of water at Topsfield. | Mass. & OCTOBER 4, 1925 resort. BEACH ACROBATICS—A circus performer and her 2-year-old son photographed in Los Angeles at a seaside International -_ = Where items are watched No other guestroom comes under closer scrutiny than your bathroom. Good rea- son why you should insist on Northern Tissue—as white and pure as a toilet paper can be made. —-'s _- a A A. H. G. FOKKER—The famous Dutch airplane de- signer, on his arrival in New York. & | (oy rthe rn issue 5 OIL INVESTIGATOR— Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana, who has re- turned from a European trip. - % ' Too large in the hips to be smart and youthful? Weare WB. Doublette— be transformed |! - ¥ 7 7 A ridge of fet at corset top’? The W B Doublette will reproportion your figure into lines of beauty. You wi!! not be troubled wit! @ Dreak at th: waistline when you weert'e W B Doubiette! Too ful) above the weist’ The W B Doubliette w)) 800M restore your figure tc idee! lines * 7 ‘. & | a 7 ‘4 ry W. B. Doublette No. 5050 Beauty for Large Figures! ’] ‘HE W.B. Doublette is a truly remarkable garment, which brings beautiful proportions to every woman's figure — slim, average, large. Especially for larger figures is the style photographed above— so cleverly cut and so sensibly boned that it enables the large woman to enjoy grace and ease, while giving her figure beauty and definite support. Don’t buy a single new frock or your new coat until you've bought your W. B. Doublette! At good stores, $2.50 to $16.50. Write for new folder. WEINCARTIEN BROS. ING. t4th St and Broadway, NY. ¢ ’ a 7 5 a . " a « » y * » . . * - 7 * : » ff — y a . s 7 . > ™ 4 > a » ‘ ° . ‘ , pe ‘ iP? yee j ‘J id er eee “on * B, " . ' law ge a eet * e -. ) . . »* ae P ‘ oe Oe a owe a. NG, ee a oes oo os sl nacinienteeen tele eeeemneth ae vasinahiadindin » —_- 2 . ‘Cos . sanet hf ——— Se ae —? ~ oon eT | ee Se ree a ee Pe en ere nr ae . cus ey : : “ ow “ we 8 ooo the > - i ee -. a atte , STE OR ATs SP PERRI ek

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