St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 9, 1925
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COMIC PAGE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1928. -_—- ~~. a: ———S== = eS (Copyright, 1995.) | ONES BAL \ Tarr PA ir! 2—By FONTAINE FOX Copyrigh 925, G Fisher, trent Mark ny fw at. Office.) - {LL HANE TO TROUOLE OU,’ OE eR IR ET 7 . Pingesod oF ppt Py oo rt Oe ‘ i Ka he ot lati be atin 2 i telah “ion ~~ ae 4 3 Se I aie K A ays Jae 20c 3 us x. . 2 PRA Ye CR ee rr. eed. Res es: OP One, eee “ A Fg EOS ee AS Bc ad . A eee eee ey vy e: ————h rAd te un eG "4 pe ‘ ® of any kind, are unable to handle | | i Ragged ‘the doors or to injure those behind ,of her statement. She read in a|things back if that Holst company! the heart of the city. 4s Late as 12:30 O'Clock “Help” Wants Are Received | 4 Por Post-Dispatch Later Afternoon Editions except Saturday, shouid you | Be ieser editions Phone Olive 6600. an wage om Want Ad before 10:30 for the HOME ws your it wili be accepted ae late oa 12:30 P, M. for megiect to send ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service “FAIR AND COLDER } TONIGHT ; LOWEST 36, WIDOW AGAIN ' Pagu OVER RE APPARATUS W vaier Directs ste Siicly Ban-| missioner to Buy Five Pumpers From American- La France Mfg. Co. — ane SPECIFICATIONS IN BIDS IGNORED Comptroller, Fire Chief and Public Safety Director | Wanted Ahrens-Fox Co.. to Get Contract. _- — The dispute over purchase jf Fire Department equipment today brought open intervention in ihe! matter from Mayor Miller. He| wrote one letter to Supply Comnils- gioner Dietz ordering him to buy! five pumpers from the American | la France Manufacturing ‘‘o. of) New York and & second letter to Director of Public Safety Brod, ‘who opposes the company’s prod- uct, advising him that it is success- |, fully used in other cities and that if the personnel of the St. Louis. department cannot successfully op-_| erate it, it is time to change the personnel. ‘As is known, specifications drawn for the purchase of the pumpers in their original form permitted only the Ahrens-Fox company of Cin- Ten only four-bearing ‘Miller appointees, moved to recall F Brod has opposed. the th théory are universally used the country with success. EY Statement of Mayor. 789, then it is time to change the ) “lam thoroughly tired and dis- tt unfavorable comment that has /eeen made through the press rela- fF nati to bid, because it made a geven-bearing shaft, while others} shafts. ere is no patent on the Shaft, ‘but the other companies do not manufacture the type that the hrens-Fox company does. _ Comptroller Nolte, Director Brod, Fire Chief Alt and Master Mechan- # Meier, the latter three the May- ors appointees, favor the Ahrens- Fox machines as practical men re- sponsible for their operation. Dispute Over Specifications. the last meeting of the Board Me wtandardization, President Kin- of the Board of Public Service and Supply Commissioner Dietz, the specifications which gave the @Abrens-Fox Co. priority and thange them in order that ali com- nfles could bid. Nolte left the! ude. Mayor Mroughout the controversy on vision under which the Fire De- partment is operated, he is obli- gated to buy the best = possible tquipment. The Mayor's letter to Brod ad- Vises him tha’: he has ordered Dietz t buy the American [La France Manufacturing Co. equipment and ites the fact that 27 of its ma- chines are now in city service and "In eardering this purchase I am ‘convinced I am acting in the best. | : 'tomobile to the prima donna. The ® battleship, and it has been proven) and that the defense of fraud in) Taterests of the people of St. ~Louls,’ the Mayor wrote to Brod. “Ifthe personnel of the St. Louis “ Mire Department, through inability “@ inexperience, or from prejudice | company’s product ag others. onnel. sted with this entire business and ‘snow tonight in northeast portion; Ry frosts if sky clears; not so cold Sat- Blizzard Reported at Ladd, I; vf [R. Maxwell, head of the interna- | 'snowfalls of the season. curred in sections of the | Omaha, with a new low record of interested parties had any «ques- wy. Ee '30 degrees there for Oct. 9. At itions to ask Mrs. Lansdowne and avenue, was a victim. Sioux City, Ia., the tempera LIGHT SNOW LAST NIGHT | i | ting in disgust at the change in n | (earn the stigma of cowardice “or ‘ | that as head of the | NEW throughout | This announcement was made ny 4 order ‘the American Armor Corporation, | the people in the Middle West in | issory note. The law holds _ th: ut | June 6. 1922. in granting injune-| | , d Jl i 3 José; J * ‘which has sold or given—it did ys bullet-proof glass, looks like an or-| ae ee ~ oe we + - ee ee oe eee —_ wee eee A a a ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, /1925— -56 PAGES. aS wae needles — ee ee eee ee - ey oe ee — ee te ee re THE TEMPERATU REs. “IDEM wre Pee wp & p a — eee -m.... Highest yesterday. ol at 3: NSDOWINE Sse 0) OPPOSED FLGH A, HOME RUN] cast for St. Louis ope I5 THE WISEST | and vicinity: Fair | Testifies . Before CRACK , tonight and Sat. | , «4 urday; colder to- | night with lowest | _ EXPLOSION; CITY INQUIRY Naval | ee cue ; ‘ Pe. te A bigt tem : | wECK \p HERE Explosion Victims in Hospital Court Shenandoah Was | temperature| Ordered on Fatal Trip for | about 36 degrees; =m BOOK SH ESMAN warmer Saturday) heavy frost to- Political weteene a piehehiaphing Wai: Ship of War, She D e-' Two St. Louisans Tell Fed- night. SAE. SP analissourl“G"-| CAPTAIN OBJECTED wena _ clares— Refers to Offi- eral Trade Body of Pay- Illinois: Mostly | ing $49 for 30-Year-Old and Saturday; | TO INLAND JOURNEYS. fair tonight and Sets of Encyclopedias. southeast por- tion: heavy to = . killing frost to- He Held That Diri night; somewhat colder tonight in . cial Correspondence. Saturday, except probably ratn or) the Associate4 Pres. WASHINGTON, Oct. 9. -~ Mrs. Margaret Ross -eolder tonight: heavy to killing | Lansdowne, wid- The high-powered salesman urday in northwest portion. ow of Commander Zachary Lans- loose aguin and the Federal Trade Sunset today, 5:32 p. m. Sunrise tomorrow, 6:05 a. Mm. Stage of the Mississippi River at St. Louis: 9§.9 feet at 7 a@. Mm. a fall of .4. : 4 \e 5} ; . downe, captain of the Shenandoah, Commission was in session at the, reiterated today before the naval|Federal Building yesrerday check- | court of inquiry that the Navy De-|'!ng up on him, Pee. - ae: The complaint charges that W. Pies “es Ris +s ape “3 Wns : Ds, Y A cae amas: partment had ordered the airship 7 ’ a ’ . : ‘ . ; Snow at Chicago. jon the Western flight for political] tional Publishing (o., of Chicago, By the Associated Press. | purposes, over the protest of her/;sent throughout the land ‘“go-get- | CHICAGO, Oct. 9.—A_ blizzard i husband. ters’ to sell 30-year-old encyclo- %-« > y * : c 9 95 was reported enveloping Ladd, IIl., To support her statement she| Pedias that cost him $9.25 per set today, while other communities in, for $49 under the representation Northern Illinois reported the first | "®@d from the official correspond-{tnat they were retailing at $165 Early sea-|; ence introduced into the record!|and were the composite thought of wanted/|the world’s best minds The commission, on its computa- son snow and killing frosts oc-|;showine that Lansdowne Middle | the flight postponed to the second West. Killing frost for Central Il-! week in September and also wanted/| tions, shows that 350,000 such sets linois was forecast by the Spring-!a trial flight to test the Detroit| were sold and -roughly figures | field Weather Bureau for tonight| flying mast. Maxwell's gross profits at $13,912,- | should the skies clear, while a kill- | On the Stand 15 Minutes. 500. ing frost occurred last night at, Neither the court nor any of the | experience of St. Louisan. Grolton, 3970A Lafayette Courses in| ture was | She was excused efter being on the |salesmanship emphasize the neces- (hicago experienced /stand only 15 minutes. | sity of creating in the prospect 1 today. The widow of the airship com- desire to buy encyclopedias, even -mander was dressed in black. She though his greatest need of the mo- | walked rapidly co the witness,;ment may be food or raiment. The chair, and stood as the oath was | ‘“go-getter’’ succeeded so well with Grolton that h% bought the set 26 last night. its season's first snow meigtn seat ‘Because weather conditions A light local snowfall was re-|qyring the thunderstorm period in. brary shelv@s at home, was another PRICE 52 CENTS eee + GAS LEAKAGE IN LACLEDE BUILDING NAMED BY SURVIVORS AS CAUSE OF BEGINS THOSE. NEAREST SGENE OF BLAST NOTICED FUMES “Saw Engineer Grab Big Valve—Then Explosion Came,” Says. Man Who Was in Basement. ee ee eee en, | eee 4 PERSONS DEAD AND 43 INJURED — — Ammonia Believed to Have Had No Connection With Origin of Blow-Up — Property Loss Exceeds $200,000. : ee leakage of gas. in the basement of the Laclede Gas building at Fleventh and Olive streets, ap- peared today, from all available testimony, to have caused the ter~« rific explosion which, occurring at 2:05 yesterday afternoon, killed four employes of the gas company. injured six persons seriouSly and 37 slighMy, and damaged the 106- story building te an extent which Parity. IN ST. . LOUIS COUNTY cpg ot acral | , 3 % a bas Sd. oh 4 s | oe . | : “ee * aia . : a oe . Sey ao : . te 3 ~ WAR DEPARTMENT DENIES |that she will take no more chances,| on commercial trips inland, simonly Cleverly Worded Note handed down by Division No. Henceforth she will wear her jew-|'O Sive taxpayers a look at ther oy , ission ; MITCHELL SPEECH PERMIT | : \ RE etk BEE ine Sheet duke “e M. J. Dovile. commission attor- the Supreme Court of Missouri dfee: }elry as usual, but when she rides, | Property. in tne case of & water-! ney, and Mai. W. W. Sheppard, whether to the opera or to a te:,; Dorne fighting vessel she should | examiner. smiled indulgently. it will be in a bullet-proof” sedan, , hot be taken to the great lakes i. “Mr. Grolton,”’ Doyle explained t } ; . ‘ou a , fo promote the interests 95! that was a cleverly worded prom-/effect by Circuit Judge Hall on fered for cash and its all over. restrictions Jefferson City today. The Court sustained thereby the ruling to this - navy a coast ree.t en 3 ' our navy aS a coast defense force.' en jnnocen;: purchaser for value ac- | | not specify which-~an armored au-|!t could not be done in the case cr! «juires a sound title to such a note ported at Chesterfield, St. Louit);he \idale West. the long legs on /and. the trade commission con- | 7 | County, last night. Deputy Sheritf| pigia seedute,” and aa antriel tends, a superior set. | aie ANTHONY KOHLER ” FENRICK BRISTOW 79 | George Kerns said today that/ mast, mry husband was very mush! “I told my wife that T bought | Rdg si etnowflakes fell intermittently be-| gnnogea to this flight, and pro-/the set,” Grolton said, “and she led| So peady SESE Oa ef ae. Cae AER ny, OF Pid tween 8 and 9 p. m., melting within | tagtea as vigorously as any offirar;™me to the library to see the one) Piet ic toe oe SAYS “WILL T0 PEACE” a few minutes. is alloweq to do to his superiors,” | W¢ #lready had. T explained to her VANDE THIRD SERIES GAME | A fine rain was falline at that Mrs. Lansdowne continued. “Every that this was a real set, that I was iS ONLY WAR PREVENTIVE hour in other parte of the county. | one knows that in military or navail Setting this for $49 when it really! IS POSTPONED AFTER : | was worth $165 and that for the| | Nicholas M. Butler Declares Civili- RESTRICTIONS LIPHET D A STEADY R AINF ALL | cation Cannot Again Withstand Great Conflict. | r .G " 9. Prima Donna to Take No Chances | insubordination by refusing out- meteor the MME iiiar come eerreer | AIM, Gadehe fell eens all NEW YORK. Oct 9.—-Thousands With New York Robbers. right .after his protests have been of that T got a letter from] Ctata Synrey C Sustai R morning, caused postpone- ||of millions of human beings are | overruled, to do what. he is told. Boone State Supreme Court sustains ment of today’s world's |;asking if war “is a necessary con- series baseball game between comitant of the march of what is Washington and Pittsburg. satirically called civilization,"’ (James wil] be played here to- Nicholas Murray Butler, president morrow, Sunday and Monday. of Columbia University, told’ the : delegates to the Interparliamentary Union at a dinner last night by the Carnegie Endowment for Interna- fional Peace. The World War was “the most powerful educational influence that Colonel’s- Application for Leave to cculd possibly be imagined” in the Go to Baltimore for Address cause of peace, he said, and “no| Is Denied. ‘fabric of civilization is strong | by the Assaslated reas -encugh to withstand a second as-_— tions against operation of a hospi-| WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.—The |*¢v/t of that kind.” tal for incurables at 6 Vandeven-} War Department decided today to l.aws, treaties and infernations ter place and of a boarding house| refuse to grant Col. William | 8s:eements will not prevent wa’ case of the Shenandoah.” as against this innocent purchaser. | 2 No. 12. | Mitchell permission to go to Bal- 7 mospsnnd yi ee will dinary pleasure car, but if a hold-— After she had identified herself | Ail Maxwell's ‘notes’ were sold to; This action is a victory for resi- | timore, where he had been invited j te peace, up man jumps on the running board as the widow of the Shenandoah's| this ‘innocent purchaser.’ ” |dents of the mansions in the 55- to make an address he will find it impossible to open commander, she began the reading “I would have sent the darn| year-old private parked Only unani- Mitchell was under investigation view to disciplinary pro- MacMillan Rteamer Peary Gets Rall Game Plays by Radio. By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, Oct. 9. firm, clear voice without interrup- | hadn't had the note,’ Grolton said | mous agreement of the 86 lot own-;with a 'ere can set aside the _ restrictions,|ceedings of a serious nature and tion to the finish sadly. | ired! “Immediatel yafter the wreck ot “You ‘should heve talked with | Commissioner Alfred M. Seddon of that he would be required ito re- them. $125,000 FOR SEAT ON ‘CHANGE: wade aa |the Shenandoah and the death of | some of the other 349.999 purchas- | “4 > ! ** , ’ : : ‘ New York Stock Broker Pays $3000 — my husband, Mrs. Lansdowne’'s/ers,”” Doyle said. ‘cision. He concluded that a to this transaction.” @ Mayor apparently referred lo Broa s statement that he had by | ction, heen told bv a repre- hi of one company that he | Selld have an expensive § automo- Me driven ‘sfrte his door’ if he hange the specifications. | agent was not connected with of the companies in contro- , Brod explained. Comment of Alderman. At a meeting of the Aldermanic Mmittee considering the matter! ently, Alderman Henry Wander | “It looks like damn graft to! I said so a year ago and I say ' ." These two publications meerentiy fall within the Mayor's nce. Mw bids have been asked for as bog of the change, with the Fire Engine Co. low with a dot $51.459 for the five pumpers. | eee American La France Co. is wp oe wars “5 500. The Ahrens-Fox sis $64. : Ine hd ft» THietz the Mayor Memes full responsibility for or- i. the equipment and says he Understand why a com- manufacturing more fire emPnt than all the other com. Combined, with their equip- i Standard for the larger cities. le With so much disaproval After: reading the Mayor's 'er- hil said: “The Supp'y Com- eer purchases the suvo'ies age ald If the Mayor as- responsibility, he has his. qd it is all right with | OW eters. me of any further | ibility.” : 'was paid by Arthur L., ‘membership of Hugo Blumenthal, ; : oe : . Sie . atten’ ta teseee. addline ily for political purposes, iin the plainest cloth.’ lor, the former resident, is forbld-' ~) Qu. in pittsburg Will Answer i preceding - ‘tion. The mem- (ok Se ; : ‘bership o 1e late | | ‘land also was sold for $122 9°99 to 5 a ; mene gras ; i reasons for appearing before this!) whiskers but it was only the vol-'to conduct it as a boarding house, ie convinced his home city has gone | ‘Slight earth ‘a. m. today. , ingston, 'Mrs. Ben died Wednesday night. He wos : bitten on the cheek when lying in | spite of the definite reasons for the! why a cease and dest order —It is learned that the Rumanian ing out that changes in interior! servation Squadron, Above Previous High Record. statement said, “I stated tuo the G. R. Howe, 472 Narcum avenue, ! 4 , ho mom "mf } - = j é ee > - > By acon ons ’ rinsing ness. newspapers that my husband was; Webster Groves, took the stand. “dangerous, noxious and offensive | gation is complete . NEW YORK, Oct. 9.—-A record | i aot aia : | | , t comt ier' The invitation to Mitchell came] ,, : ; | Onn ¢ s ordered by the Navy Department | Knew He Was “Stune.” to neighbors and coming unde! , , Peary steaming homeward off Liv- ‘ice 29,00 f eat | , ‘ eal et ‘ ‘ P organi- > tog gis a $126, nad or te proceed on this flight to the) “I knew I was stung when 1 got| the ban of the restrictions. from the American Legion organ «rpool, Nova Scotia. e New York Stock Exchange | é, ; ye Be . aig | : eg fe TL apes _Middle West, in spite of protests | the books."’ he said at the outset Under ." »7 ~ N made by him to the department, of New York yesterday for the and that the flight was made sole-|in huckram binding and I got ten Society wes informed tonight, of. ficials remarking that since the! expedition had heard American ra- dio stations in the Arctic their dif-|, This was $3000 above the previous | high fevel and $5000 more than th: den to lease No. 6 to John J. Ma-' Secretary Wilbur was quoted in An examination of the Interna- David the press as saying that my hus-|tional Reference Work in the hands! hon for the hospital, and His Phone Calls. | By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. %.-——Secre- Bradley, are forbidden tary Mellon, a native of Pittsburg. (‘harles H. Le- ‘ ' h going at this time, and one of my | characters with fine. flowing Charles FE. ‘ross New York. . ‘a . ia res sf . Louis Gross of w FO ,court is to emphasize the fact that | ume “A to Butteg.” The reporter | David R. Francis, former Govern-! ajean off its base over the world’s | ®™ atly lessened with their coming) my statement had been = substan-| was at loss to™Know whether In or, used to reside there. series. After putting in long-dis- | TREMORS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE tiated by official correspondence | ‘“Salesmanship to Success’ there. Original issuance of the injunc- | tance calls all day Wednesday for | ; - read into the court's record. | might have been a description of tions halted the plan to market persons in Pittsburg, he said yeu | MISSOURI ees ee stem enc roomie nas Points in Correspondence. the first safety razor extant. the eastern part of Vandeventer! terday he was unable to find any- Vailer. “The main points in this cor- “Did you note that there had place, near Grand boulevard, for one there who had time to talk y- | snatitution at oO Appleton 34th in , f . been no revisions in the book of commercial purposes. Trial of the q Secretary of the Treasury while | State to Ciose This Year. MANCHESTER, N. Qct. 9.— i ; se Se eSat ay SER material Rides bs. ages for «30 suits here attracted considerable such attractions as Walter Johnson | JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 9.— it Nig pe data cok ' a ee uae ig gs ges attention Social history of thejand others were available. The | The Appleton Bank of Old Apple- throughout the Merrimack River | band from the Chief of Naval Onv- | “T didn’t know anything except city is woven into Vandeventer Secretary is rooting for Washing- | ton, Cape Girardeau County, was 4 > “4 , ‘ ’ y , e * : q “as aa hs “e ied. ; f ~ > ** \ alles in New Hampshire about 9 , erations, dated Aug. 2, 1925, ir. | th it | as eung Howe replied plaee. Operation of another board- | ton. closed today by the State | inance I understood that the books were | De partment, and Bank Examiner} : t No. 36, was enjoined ing house, a oO | red W. Hyde placed in charee. ae ee ne By the Associated l’ress, ; respondence as I see them, are all which the recommendations of my Ry the Associated Press | husband are disapproved, as fol- ran FRANKLIN, N. H | lows: Seren i alae neuaste a at + “¢@ arth- a : pee Sg letting a few sets go at rock-bot- ; “ What appeare il 1 be an eartn- | ] lie. ommended i iba hu tn ricesa becavse the yu anted to of part of No a for an automo ‘ price: ‘AUS ne ; . quake shook houses and rattled flight be made at the end of the te : 9» ’ bile repair and painting show was, Name in Standantization. ‘ ‘ si econ Ai so im. She et ae i be advertise them | a {ivy the Associated Press . rhe bank's last report to the de- pictures and dishes at 9 a. Mm. ‘second week of Septembe) [dis Note Also Sold filed July 16 last. ot eres en day A sound \ike an explosioh’ anproved because the State fairs gta: “eo a , judges (jrave tagland and At- WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-—Manu-/ partment on its condition ‘on June “a). j . ‘ | é ; ‘ t i t ; ele ‘ “Then I got that etter a out rhe ‘ : ei« +3 ee ‘ : ; ‘ = . i« . accompanied the shockg. which | oecur the first week of the month mete’ tenen:' the ss alnt Publishing Wood of the Supreme Court divi- cactars rs agreed today to quit mak- | 30 last showed capital stock, $10,- lasted two or three seconds. ‘and must be flown over as sched-} They said I could settle up for | Sion eoncurred in the Commission- | ing 299 sizes of tacks and continue | Hon: surplus, $19,000; wundivided : uled | $5 ” ei ‘er’s opinion: Judge Woodson was their activities to only 186 sizes. | profita, $5916; deposits, $186.- * Bite of Spider Kills Baby. ee was not represented at absent. , The action was taken as a. result 111.66; loans, $172.362; no bills ' a of the Commerce Department's payable; total resources, $206,544. Special to the Post-Dianatch "9 Recommended that a tria, | Maxwell im > he On . ..|} flight be made first to Detroit to ar ' . tly no} POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., Oct. 9 us the hearing and consequently DEBT MISSION CANCELS SAILING Das Seok Kok “etapa es ic sol - mooring mast : omer to reduce commercial’ Goy. Trumbull in Plane Crash. By the Asaoctated Press Lockjaw resulting from the bite of | test out the new , defense of the alleged tactics of HR - wre : to Jacob C. Liv-/| there before making the long sWing | tne go-getters, champions in the Rumanians Not to Start for U. 8. a spider was fatal to Jac . In the reclassification of thé 485! MONROE. Conn.. Oct. 9.—Gov. month-old son of Mr. anj/ around over the State fairs. Dis- art of “creative selling,” was ob-" Tomorrow. | ye te Livingston. The chi'd|4pproved because its necessity wus tainable. Mexwell will appear in| By the Associated Press, sizes, the old “carpet tack barely John H. Trumbull and Major Tal- ‘not apparent to the department, in Washington soon to show cause BUCHAREST, Rumania, Oct. 9.| survived, the manufacturers point- bot C. Freeman of the 118th Ob- | Cnnnecticut | Debt Funding Commission, which; decoration had made it nearly ob- | National Guard, crashed in a pas- A compromise was reached jture here today while flying to the Jet, Fe Nov. 14, 1923. Suit to prevent use the year his crib a week ago by a large| recommendation given as follows | should not be issued against him. black spider. This is the second|!n a letter from my husband to the/ on the ground of unfair competi-| was due to sail from Cherbourg! solete. fatality of the year in thie county | Chief of Naval Operations, Aug. 4./ tion and use of improper tradeifor the United States tomorrow,| by agreeing to select another name!Danbury fair from from the bite of a spider. 1925." methods. has canceled its passage. for the tack. Neither was injured. P ? ing company said (jas Kuilding is entered by @ line ficulties in this respect had been which drinking water. no tank In the basement, but the: Lacleed company has a emall tank for ammonia, used in ite demon- fust he ff the ‘ess---t) ales- 2 “ “ an: ~ and that they “were Permanently in Circult Court on CARPET TACK HAS CLOSE CALL ‘This is the thirty-fourth State bank mI ‘Sat al ae ee 7 ank was . losed in Miss it the fi Nearly Obsolete, It Will Get New closed in ourl since the first of not dainmaged. and the Hartford. | , The ammonia which escaped afi er the explosion, filling the butld- ing wi-h its fumes, had né connec- tion, it is stated, with‘ the origip of the explosion, but was freed by the breaking of pipes, resulting from the gas blast. How the gas was ignited no person now living may ever be able to explain, Smelled Escaping Gas. The two survivors who were ip the basement, nearest the scene of the explosion, told of havin smelled escaping gas in. the base- ment, and one told of seeing aw attempt Thade to stop the leak. A declaration that he ammonia piped into the baseenmint did not cause the disaster was made by W. J. Coats, department manager of the ‘St. Louis Refrigerating & Cold Storage Co., after an investigation this afternoon. Inquiry in Progress. An inquiry into the cause of the _disaster has been ordered by May- or Miller, and is being conducted by Director of Public Safety Brod. The Gas Co., whose engineers have begun an investigation, has made no conclusive statements ag to the cause. Pending an official inquiry inte the condition of the bulliding, the damage to which is estimated bw section: in It was explained that Col. WORLD SERIES 10 ARCTIC SHIP | ‘the Gas Co. as exceeding $200 00, Director Brod ordered all floors | vacated, and all comers, ineluding officials and employes of the com. | ~-Tidings' pany and of other conece | the Supreme Court wrote in the de-| main in Washington and gs of yesterday’s world series game offices there, were nope ron wed hos- to the orders of the Inspector-Gen-| 1 ched out through the air by! licemen, pital for incurables is a business |eral of the Army until the investl- | dio to the members of the Mac-/tenants would be readmitted as Millan Arctic expedition aboard the) soon as it can be done safely. “The | bullding as a whole, seems to be ‘all righo"’ he said. the injunctions the St. /2ations in Baltimore. The play by play account of the! shows a bulge, but beeause of the battle on Forbes Field, as it Was) steel construction of the buildings “Here 1 was, promised 15 volumes Louis Union Trust Co., trustee un- ; REMC 2 a: HS — der the will of Mrs. J. B. M. Keh- | BASEBALL DOWNS MELLON happening, was followed aboard |the wall can probably ie Gaemre the ship, the National Geographic) without having to be demolished.’’ Director Brod said the “The rear wall Manager Coats of the refrigerat- “The Laclede ff ammonia pipe from the street, carries liquid ammonin, Which le expanded in coils, owned southward. by the customer, for cooling water. CLOSES |. ammonia gas is pumped back Y wus. “A 1l\-ineh pipe, which was sroken by the blast, was connect- ed with a coll in the basement of he gas building, used for cooling Our company had escaping ammonia came from the brokea pipe of our line. The ammonia in no Way cansed the explosion.” Anthony Kohler. inapector fer the ®t. Louis Refrigerating & Cold storage Co., tcld a detailed story of Continued on Page 2. Columa 3 Ae le ene a ee ee Pian exten of the intertor and exterior of the Laclede Gas Co. Bullding after the explosion yesterday afterneen. will be found on the sletape | page, page 53, of today’s Past- Dispatch. 4 Fp ea Pays ¥ mn Rte: BR gage RRS Te ERIN Bd) om “Bag Oe Reg +
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ce er * ro ee te, “ yt 7 9 rad . 1 ee eso ry 7 satel he bs ; aie -- nies , ¥ Cio aes Ait : ~ yell — Ps Ca — =) Cry oe ae Sot SO A ~ AL .—=—_- =. eatin ein See 4 i. .$ THIRD ACCIDENT IN ost tn. —_—_—_—— i neeteieeeea ——— edie. ist of Dead and Injure i Instantly Threw ca dest i ir_Lives in Explesion __ maron must owes | Blast RAB ee f 5: = evan stulen snes ” treets About Scene i 2a | ‘ered — = e As. 33 eS fred a igid inveatica- Into e In acl > tinn’”’ 0 ~¢ . “ % Tan 200" of the Lactede diese mos Laclede Gas o z Es, : i [ er in thy a lin al ? * a - - oe | i Dy SO wWiRgs ietter toe J ; ‘ s ‘ i irect 7r AF Pybh 4 ~~. € a a Mr ; , = ee i¢ S4 ,*#ty Brod &é 7 as Bt sage ~ ai — ai s. Anna T. Stoll Was H; - yl : h ke” F; THE p 4 —— f : & ‘hh | ‘, ° _ : aad mot . Sto as Hit ish that vou would im. artnhquake irst T = DEAD. Wiens ti ain } , | Ses | mediately -- ug t urton Rernoid * ms of neck e«- = nts @ ; ‘ately conduct a mos: r : “7 HO'ds, 33 vears old. p - Salp = ormer Sa ; Z on e a I] in Ost rigid x ~ Maintena : pie. & oe | ailin i investigation -¢+% OS10 “ance man. resid: age — 7 ; an- es n of the disaster thay tne arth— Fj Lithia ave nS Bt 6223 Don Gill a Grodsky Told Him —— oe ° Occurred =. ee —_— ren ’ —— LL Of >i . i ae . if delier and Hurt in E] ied Geb Lae ct to Posts ti Iremen Leap (tous conn” Pitt Lawn. St. ket stress tt 80, Regma ou a 2 i@ce 7as _ ™ Aw . - OU v ™ -—— = e mer = ; 4 e- : s Light Build; ’ alting d ; of x merchant- a Ue vator Mish should! ascertain the emne. co ain Ord as to Location Mrs. Anna Stoli. 59 of heck an@ héag Ought to Sell 5000 Gai. i> a r Is! ap. this dienes oan oe Downtow Ss : Clerk 37386 G ‘ fie, aoe _ Bessie H 7 - Pew os ‘omen r and tai attain 4 ni » d Loni ‘ — ‘ z4rTiel4 ——— ee, D . UMmph ’”? it nécbhinry tee. ke every for its autumn -OUIS, decorated -s- - s ‘ Armin ‘GS avenue -: Franklin aven m lons a Year. i : eee * Curie - :’ prevenr @ re. we = 4 Pageanr Was settling Chan ed a raliroad man whe # #44441 Marquardt Maintenanrre ; righk+ hane ue; . - Ese urrence art , , “100 If8 aftern = ce i in + e ? - " ae bee Bag EMPLOYE OF FI Ts at some other place i. 2 COR Susinels yester. | .- ah ‘© De in the Ouliding. Af: mpioye, 3837 West Pine bou M: Rude . Kei ite ge , t3 = RM ' s dep! rable tha? 1 say when a CONC Ueseior a 4 he Ni a. eS ae a Sai i ee snare | 4° persons wh os; 6 SSVERIONGE Only a had teat — “ *OP@s around the bia} Anthony Kohler 33 y Natura! ‘ertieek 21. es. de 2 (2 The a whee: aAose Bames. were Mot S™Mashy ; ac trolley | When the, ent =} A ‘OCK 1920 Bull ee years old of | - Bridge av : Ta . fi in ne Geath of Mrs Anna 7T S ,OOtained suffered frem Da al r waned Sistviete sus... nn Police .. . a8 avenue, inspector ¢.- | 2>°asiong of | enue, “ ’ ae in th " ¢ _ Stoli rape eies ee parcial Firemen - ~es* +25 thPOughaue + . . c Low “a ie - = eB y re f , oie: ae €xPlasion ai the Laciede asphyxiation houses tha ome Nearby engine Officers to hein sb. ee HY gent | Sennen ee eeeerating and Coiq |. M188 Cece — s f ee a ee A ‘Ole \ : ean mae roe — _ uses alate + - _ —— ee ‘\ i - * = 7 Preity = OP : “ > . Vel . : - ~ ‘Wrowvie > ie : Se Waa her third acy ident ; che blast-scarreg buila: sions SOUGHT Of manhole explo. %8ter ana -« P in the tanigie or fis. , age Co: fractured spine ana 25, ’ tae “ees 5 L z >? r , sii . 2 ’ vay = . VCULICGIN ion r = «+ . ais ‘nfo 7 a4 > — _ i e, = . ed ‘ is > ‘ ‘ i Bui ; g in - e ot . ; i In = a a uci ng roped se and Salted ac - 2 ™ ; : ae geor fer Federa are - “ : Sa + #& f ar, “wo we ire . Al a g& 1A? de? hy ‘s et Ing seco: Ae tm i6Spita 3 . . n 1° , Ae head ane » 4 is i sf agents are (ere) -§ increased j; ears. Rac! __ + “F policemen, cor © signal where +, ee es = Goctors in he ' * [Condition criszee) 4 SOGy ae ane r > 2 B. 5 . Severity inued todar ’ he ae at F r. = + £0 Firemer STO0d hx ith @ a white uniforms F an ‘Cal later am agent melt ‘oda ~ be Fae ree a se O be the center qe & Fifteenth ana : 4 OY With firet_sia Maer. env} ) ers “ay toid i ea 4 : ‘YO Vearse ape .. 37) we Ps ¢ nies , ri Years old. of im United States [hist rie : - ¥ 4 Pe Lie , @ad ur 4 ee ‘ 0! - - . - me Was ine? a5 . s «, : ethi- 4 . 4 “ 7 i 7] Vivors wer *caida Page boule “ 4 . a . a si . Judge ie. i. “ @ chana . Paintulty hurt wher eg wnen crowds of Veliea mD Sa: oes st appened at te Dulld ng. the fr vom t ter a ware, freighe eleva- Tis’ court how he haa ; ; 4 $ By es. liié ‘o> ‘is oo. orfi. a . ii phet Dara = . , ec i re & | on an The nm he o¢ re - “on ¢ ~d ai i 4 emen Were Cr . . Operator for Lac ade Ras c 7 See & —_ Te iaAg helped pro- ; CD = 7 she war a: ice in whic) ' pectators ® Stmper hed tix ; - ‘ 9 ith the trinte ; ‘"lcompound ¢ =e Tae Ce., a i= . 5; e = Oe fell. Shore, o; PSS Se Re: ee “vout it, though ¢> - hee ieg) hy ca a a a OF t} tinsuishine : Pe task of «x. pound fractures hight lee and aise Citan 4 aipitien agents build up a Charge of } ae = 3 rw ; ic «i : i> tf , . iS oe . * etc a ‘4 cs : > 7“ i= a Sifu Pie eo imC@ratior = e f . — iif — . - . : ' a. ov * 5 . “A as rT? tar? : : ~ eae a ne wnat Mats ; ae - | Se f +h . 7 ‘ue ia Aer ate ~ a r = 4 > m na: Cc Si - vr _ Vs hea >| ar 4 - OTT ave . Wega: 52.4 r bs he i= ed ; ee ef ; Water ania... int itn wr ele oa = ee a , c he iSaster had heen ‘ E eventh ana a 4 a-¢ 2Zze s Dpir g — es lition peerings 4 anc Po ty Co a ee a nue: s> Against Ral bi ae d . ey] in the fy. ; . » verted from O}f: ‘ - 4 4 ve Cif fies monia ? >. oH 7 *w of am- . *e2Cai Berna Jaco» ; srodakw - = By : By ~ ‘ lids ne — be had il - 2 i#wcus - +7 +4 ‘ " 4.3 + _ iuifi#e ar 4 M ™ " . é ’ USAY kK. m te — be =" 2 & 3 **\ or ; “eek 4 ~ Stree - aA ie > - e a> 2 ti*Z Sea rch in +, > 13s i © ror ~ + ~ ™ rr? + a TT ry es ™ mS —— AS }? a hosp} ' 3 Fire Pared ‘ ee Si:Ocx# ar 7 Dre a@a T? a ¢ . an re ‘ A ig LOrPr att 29 m - ha . ne@a. 18 Vvears re 4 ' mplat edi hie tale te tan P : - 4 when 3 1 body Wae founa la i ‘ ; a on the Top Floor. ics emergency, Pea? . Pes ce re U ‘he bee: om “ i.@(2Vette avenue adie g ‘Ti@e fe g 7 Bis F ria. of Rabbi oie fice fallos = *Trany Than ss _ iw 5 as *90PC@. than an tb at rapdner for 7 .? ‘ 2 — “&~ “nh : Grodsk ind hi _ . ‘ dutie * Cage to w} rT he ' nee ~~ Wee Rad 1 USine@a@as tn +h 4 eol, ‘umn Of Smoke. rose PWard within — ———~ nq > tind ne eTOne Gan ‘O.; burn , amene Manonng 20 f ~~ __» 508, Splomen who ~— 4 " TOOK her th- = ; Orrices of the 28 Come BNE par 90 . .Orulmn Of smo] r ond ae thease « = f 2 i@w mines velit Acute . wey ges ora ay ; . are cNarged with +n : , Bey Surv ‘ a as 1 fe nr eee 6 on ' ; atl ape Eas COM pany and of the ls ae On8e¢ Vu ilding at on .lleA — oe , a ia. fij ffice + 3 ” fary Werze : : rea - ” » ar abrag of famen’a tire “a = iz thi +. Ourth floor , oO} ' ‘cimittaad —s Were ‘OP and rear a ¢ _— SUnding rhnL of 38 ~~ , r © aote Ons head —s , L. 2 es . sit? rv . 24.4 - on . ~ ‘ ul rs oe ay r - ) Work to ; en hee Pert Of her Ss nger Tee ee Building. and pas. | crowds . as the signa! for the SRed air vine. Del-) , ly Pe = avenue. burns on 2. Mence. 15049 Wash « — relates 4 ‘ Og CH F oti-r , ri er PLP VR‘ ore - “= \ * ,- S'reete as Ai . . a” D rirte. — : —_— ~~ s i re "aT? aa a ’ ee reer as * ‘ - : ‘ ‘e lier a . - . a hase nen? On the » —_ a. a a Fe Seconds Wi ~ ‘ oreathing e e: ” iti ped the M 8 Eun! “* Howa le I ° . ve Mrs. Nina Metsing B0 "ac ae rT, ae} ; (or: rs. , ase = : rif - : wr ; if’) a - > — he - r a . 4 i Al ee ar 7 ‘ . ~ *oco«-e- . = , ; ; . . , : i. ’ : = : : colts : e af ’ Mezzanine } iconv. wht ™ — a > the > lilding the “Aivagve Corns — Policemen oid, . e519 Shenandoah asinine Page S0Ulevarg- byw . of Pars Deagr Ne *he « - pieceg ' © 4 : On. hich ig a red ar ¢ waennae ; rn lar} aq nN aveny : , : "Re ieee : a¢ +b _ ere care ws AuZTu tts ~~ ee N - 41 : | @e —— oe +4 i@ P Ory pany 7 -_ e 3 - v ,™- > ote 7 a — gi ay ar 3 rn gz s . - a s (Ss = %c orth Twentter a a Tm 2 mo? ‘ices Where the adi aa = ionr 1.8 -- ro ad th oi - 1% : ai nest. ae . 7 ‘ 4 ,? [he £4 |*sroeo nm, Aa ehd 47°°9 Gravrn - — = years - Pa Nhe of right h Street: oa s ze ng . s cape . . ’ Pry or rr 2 ‘ ; : ' r a ~ = . ~ =* — - . . ~ ~- ° ~ = =? AT ar +s . “ag ryt ‘t nen ha heir } ann ee £& orn are a! nere b® thease Tho : 7@ “'ee!} 3 ‘™Menr ss 4 (hej ‘ ie Bk ; : , 14qG bee - Rock - ere \ mme ' PC CIN fro, M@ir hille - + Paying ‘ igs Heler y x ‘ @ ¢ . ’ as — f re ae ‘ Ye r\e —~« o — - me Setbke 7 7 =: kh . a. . a an — -y V2 > eo — Tr : ’ 21 Sera > — * ae Be . in ar Vire Anne T =? — b -i* . ’ . _ . a rr ; anO% was 4 who Aida nas —_ ' st i .#C® and badw : « Zar s op Dn _ igre. Leer id 3 main there ' se se | a e wit. force , = -s tii- « . ‘Tegations »* ed og > bod, NL « ; chief Aiffiar:. e ii Lit'Y ¥ . ery S. , oA - ‘ . N@ar ¥ ei of . all (ound a ft r ab . Bee _t an — - — o OU 4 Ps ‘i K Finre: i As 44 = 45290 4 ~ 3 i Bs avetige. clerk - > a a a found Worke . kx = - , ud for } rm 10 Veoar Be Se £ i re Sy i ~ SS ' . Na 4 is = : 74 4 & —_ , P re ae . ‘ e oat te ae” , ae resid +i] ,¢ 6 CG it] ‘eee ; : : at ol s he ‘ _ . : . war? _ he poy : ne f: eriginated’: in grea ai in som ) worked ‘or th, , a . i _ im Aaifir ars _ Sa. OG i! es ¢ce me cea o = ” - 1c ;‘ 7 a» 5 ~ -\er-* , | il - ~ > se ; J th | + i® ‘ ‘* . " 5 Ory Phe, — ae = © ra | 4 _ - ne death of bh, > Bes §! (é dds thar + ke - Q I A } moh on a F P " sf rs a“ > he . * © eae = rr re ~~ ‘ ¢ . . - > in 2 ts ate after i . e . hia la e ry ’ ~/ . a x Stoll's fainern aa Th i ex . where paper and sta: . “AIVe® etree +.) ses = ae ad y tne po- Réentamin 4° Rarn SOn Perens wa im? that some the fami a: Wi he froer © her “2 Kive him vi, Sat lonery mene i nant ie ©'S stannea. wie Me tile all tenn al . , M. Miner 40 = arnes H ospiiag- is vad . 1 aj ' 1 ree) i¢ re 5 \s . i ‘+ coulée on 4 *S ia " 1s Ww ere stc —— i we 2 oe : ~ 2 ms ; 2 neg ee Vas a m > in wat ‘ | ) 2S ij + . i fe P 2-4 — a A in i» 4 e? le >a eins ei ‘ “we : JMmne al x st Marinle i> er Sa ae P pits “aah Reveal om . " | — : i ~? . % a i a = : p Gead Was the _—o , The . ANNA STOLL "xp tion os ga T Oke: hy [he windowe — " | 4 J PP 7 an an = ‘ s ‘ SOoTn « ~~ - Pa uiin a r loex ls le " és ahd 4 }k? vw e A er ort (fer a’ 7 @ 3 : ’ . Supp ’ ‘ Nest €)] — b, 5 . sa , O The “Se. : iTeé€ Ths @ 'c the . Pm ~sV : Yar > s ‘ . . Be gs sp por of ; Mi — , y ‘ere oy > f . - r* es? “ iz- ™ ° . , oF , onths to 1) years RS LAY ane ; ; “ha n Here. "ha the second ma: ee SN Ort . \Mics Ee a ent thig body : With o ler wha ‘Airman aft +} m on = z= —— ‘ . e 2) oF the a as s*o ned an I *: ia Viner Aven, T ec or — R — @ mae } eo . 3 fi reiy (oO Provide rae “il he & wse ina hte cee . ’ ; TY a . = ard Ps 2 re-ta iz > eo - = 2ne ga » SOoOurTh Re .. - 2 3 Awivve - : | P fami'y live iat oe a ae zz. . ee - - *~« @ ‘yr? . * i * _ > un y =e One. aS freaiok. . —_ . oh + ‘ Spec. e were 4am > aa was rd Jas 7 ~ on s¢rond =" ree: Eye Gor © tx =n, a Ne - er wWeen .AoG 2 ; ~~ © , ~ - 2* . - ~ 2 — i Da ¢ * : . — 2 Aa "ki 5 4 ae a f Identifie« Hr : ‘ Satter ; i . ’ wpe we ; . 43 z re Peas af +h ga Wreckage aa ned Nder *rRtions erk a , er persona, hoa — a and : | Wh tshand | Rael: - > : , = "12 Ts > th a ° er = Land "roe = —s" * 2 ga . = die , 2 AR KMoOen @ + aa + he 5 * , ~ le - i. we ia re - ghr hana O'aine : war Ps ‘_- ind rT" : ses ‘4 > fn Mrs Fr h} ; : 7 €) a ; ‘ . . . ’ “se PT re F om oan 2 - iz 7 vie! ~ -— + — ‘i ne 27-Aa _— : i ‘2 Pm on a = 2 . & *stear r rar m. . re ireated, A + ; -_ a = oe | Of 3837 Hizabeth Marquardt | ier ity Hospital | ‘ | R compound fra>. *Stimated by t2 i contents t spread to the e- ° building on @ biank rank Steahi. 38. of 10r¢ asphyxiati ~ ln To on eac 383° W ec: Pine he : . 4 : 7 - vw , ev. re 2 . ea e a“ as P omer aa -' n see | é 7 Pope | - Pr rr} Ory! F x P| re 3.9 - X ; - - ; . e ‘ i> + tn oe a= «2¢ " - or ™ ye - y at a had), hur ; wevard Moke fracture ‘ ot. ae Sullered flons - = Cray acera- $2 ana $356 ona "ere ineite an 4 Pe=-worme «a> bt. ” Mm A i mm mcs Vre . oon Siignr Niuries OTS in ured and ome Ran . ; t2 re, has . ; - gr} me . . - ~ . 2 = wv t= itu are ~~ — . it ;*a- t*kho c . e- S ~ +. . ° - " . a t : = | hone spin - : re we oe is a ea ere ear tlu Steahi es rivat “aes nid * a“ en ?f c . a) t 4 i cs se : : a ‘a Ss in : dq } ISUrance >. . AT ar — ‘ e f -e>m ee e nd ead . . = - bs 7 ¢ . = ate PoYrsici = piace: jre 7? ’ . ’ wa is aKeN POM the } on mn ge’ as eo’ . es ® Spild ®Zactivy wha> +b 4 : VW Var 4 ; a . . S'eg*h ° 6 c ans: ™ rah! u . > Poe : , avn ‘ r @rortes vist ' 4iiCc- w Ia , ™ # . rv area- " ei ba i+ . . } in fainted tr . ; mt Tr es o T Wace ‘ei a, eu nie ; Ny or ° the Seu = a, Th ;+e - nis . > = hs =n 26 appener ~ > latinas . i 2 a ‘ede en gt lrmee _ e aif Judge A R = * fie could ’ AS thar of b , , MAC @de : . er s™meliaa $5 ani ; .40@¢C ar ained to ae Bel.? t = ° man “a2¢ , : Anna Veu ran — 42°lonme af ¢« : i ° Prices wo i > ; b her hy g on ‘as ila ) E28 era nin 2 . ray ®2n: ther 2 od « = na ae e ms of face ar , Watan: iid remain |; and Arn ir Ml MN aS ‘ — oe. . : MA ‘i- t rie . oe QD Be ~ 2 ‘ 4 g8¢ ss -_— oe : at ed +r "Ureed e* i ~s oh? : ; "rr . ~ 27ord or wer peep venus: shack Mr Picks Sl > a ' ‘© s#id that R: : Years ola a ny are sa ; 4 an by “. S . , = 4 ar i Seer r) +s aa . = ~ sna? .. ~2 > Vi _ : 2 Mi Ar riean ac ~ j o'er — ~ © hb 7 A ; Pam . re en ’ °A Was > rim 2 lie “"Or eha & . *4 on ry 4 ve ,* hare . -~ — . . r F Later she said the: : in o he — ne j oe : . _ i — as ence a ys ‘uichkees ends ae 48 . 4 "gy aati ; = 22er, . i ao Siana : 34 of « vw , : rt « reer: aT = — he é' : DOTices sum ” . . i : na . > " i -*s ~~ - ” ai ‘ * “—d ; = se : Pr Ps : told , % gre hag bictme al =e 8 ai & } mr * « ? ’ ‘ me ana +> .* a he Ria APs Rebecces t ~2 99 Ri @ } jre- a ie 2ran " ? explosion. he: hushe na . : , SC an inénec:in, hte TRO ofcurese ee $5 - rat fror ehiy the flames 4 = nis "2a “22 ~ lomec D vw 4 2 fa o , “A - * si ; . = > 4 7 Uber - ' bis © e. e1 . f Or "hy th 2? 7 pa . ‘Se ry en", - . , “ae rn wers at aon ” “ — 1A > oe _ . » . - 2 . _ - Ba 4 2 rm on rn q ‘=e 2 4 5 . nent wh ne #®Quip °* $™Mall nt - spect ' a e a , ves - = "Th fina ° ‘Ga Al mr ’ ; “ : “~- - — >>: o + os _- ~A 4 i Which seemed ae Tuiy re PI@nt We had she, + h separates +h ; ff Lt a antes frem ec (ool Head« Avert Ps the alte: Mrs ja M a sprain " is ; Pairs o> nee ne PR Ors — te é he: . 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Sid me [ wus lume hy ged 720d of + - he service Ko \ Fs ss alk } To. here =: i’ ad 7 i te a hn : e . rs ~ ? — ee se ‘ae = On yesterday th yey did not waver + hed o but gave - "Ts —— 2 ~ servi ‘7 “Nr al? . i i ce §rerne wie, “ % 4% z i "Tsing+en- rene on ; S@ tian te «1 Ss wer, iceatieeit a ‘ffi-g the sé ; art ack " mee id TY q ~ : . na , “3 . . ; ear "= Whrtsekae.! ne ieen ated Pines : 4 _— "he : . » - 2: @ yy ona @ Fe ty ” 2 tat - " me! 7 accordin : & to their opportunity Vies rf Ne “Ss Loulse Wey ways ft ’ Ar ae , , “9 ‘he ae ’ : Be a: ' F Pore and ran aw - —_ ”~ neg va. 4 a * es = Pa all th *trn : na ny : ad © Re Materite .- *" Vite redited a sy unet _ wo > ; a | news 3 “7 err" oat aivd . 3 2 ee = = + i°ere = A od — Trt is by . rer lies ~ > eatin : “’ ilereg* 7 Sr fet — — Tao"! pusihe? his ‘kul eke 2 — - a CFee and «au Ms oe 's60d. gnad : °° hear _ What the rabat . ee auo r oe ' Rite’ Sia os ite pr aris of "an demanded «+ (he Mra a Tie i - *h — _2@ I'*fece = ‘ ‘he a nad fuse asked +) indewsg » Sted thar on the =: 3IPened second om . s ea an = th ' .s = or res i= ‘ = eu ‘ in Be ek : —_ —aee Shth firemen rails ‘on “*™ma oo ms went +pants ™Ight hee arur’ The three reg os eed iad@erg)| 4, Oe imefiniteiy in coens et are een Of eo ) “afe' be ‘rirway cned the street their meuthe .« thers covereg —*** ‘font eieva:ors — UC BSCR _ ES as oe Police aprat- Chae? handkerchiefs and 2688S wirh ace@ CORtinueusty +.” a amet Besta: meATES SY Mar "2 as ad ~ sii s aries Wa te Z asd “ra és 46 . 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_ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 0 HIM JOB SLLING. WIN Dry Agents’ Informer Says Grodsky Told Him ‘You, Ought to Sell 5000 Gal- and Injured ede Gas Explosion neck, scalp and left ) ae Pans Humphreys 26. Freak! in avenue: Y PRICE FOR BUYERS PROMISED | Rabbi on Trial With | Dry Law Gave Him List Covering acerations of of 1824 South Tales of Sudden Death, Suf- fering, Heroism and Nar- ‘ row Escapes Related— “An Awful Bang,” : j, H. Koplunovitc! geen” for Federa: dry later an agent himself, in United States District vis’ court how he had nelped pro-| =e build up ac Cecelia Tracy | 2504 Barrett wtreet: Fdward Haake. Sa tii ons of bands fyeod J. Grodsky the trial of Rabbi @edsky and his son, Solomon 7 1 illegal sale of sac- shock a nd ‘brelenl ameno Manonue. 30. of 19084 idence, 1508 Wash fi Howing were treated at St, fad known Rabbi Grods! Nhe: =e an During the summer of Page bouleva rd oe ‘ns on “waa —_ Nort aati street: help in getting emp!) Yearrxr ations of r gations he was head Barnes Hospital: fain and dispense Reveals Alleged Offer t, a field hospital] lel lacerations at y congregation ar Talwars have a Hospital Staff Augmented. a /Gb00 galions a vear and you Fifteen other persons, names not ba ' . superintendent, were treated, mostly for SU] intend eli customers prices would remain Judge A. B. Frey, = ' -—~ acete wou ind and ! aprained left arm. Hutiere out by the explosion, although a@e acent sections of the building were | gratings next te it were torn up DOF - A garish light was shed on the w _ housed dis-" PKoplunevitch sai “She made the | pilavs of ‘was eq housemaid had stood after being assured It fel] with the shock that-it was a woman's body 1h minutes after the eB- te roar and a perceptib to have telephone calls for the gas” to Aid he asked Solomon to take Wine downtown in his car refuse@ summoned office and by night the company’s remov ed to the of? ce obtained at 716 > wv eae seen Reconstruction and peor om temp the north sidewalk Was unknown to the Olive street rermnained closed eS eee supporting the building and ~~ TRAVEL AND RESORTS. vy beink near one . es Mllowing siatement to ee ain't “en a — To help me ‘my brother died over there in Helped Girls to Leave. ‘278%, Por 3 Weeks fw Write for Tour — Flan erends of Hawen™ LOS ANGELES Soamentp SIR Margnette Ride. epancies in his Still another gir! , Commandments 1.8, to me and erled, this girl into an au- conveyed her to and then returned to POC pee a Service. Best and finest revertocircle Luecke suffered only a slight cut ¢ Westward from York Noverber 2s N.Y. Apr. 6, "26 Days—o Cities (lass in Basement. 45 persons in th Food om the of a domestic &sc!i- women assistants, housewives and s@Vv- eral men employes. BIE PARBI SURVIVORS DESCRIBE THEIR EXPERIENCES IN ESCAPING FROM SHATTERED BUILDING FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1925. —- happened recipe which were two marble, inanaged 4 _ or ine floor ‘Olive “7 ters the alr piv Sulril S,Ule Mrs. T: in thei class has been noon, days 5 = NiIrs fhe ever, one of the injured, ooking Vincent ivenue, elevat injured so ft accoun questione: ing taken hospit Rosfino manned diately the exci AS a Lois and made } ; , piosion ; Lane L@nanrnts If panions ing many ants and to abandon these was seized an em road ing elevat or had gas company Bivona: weary he give his: name and address to the compan a Ww, Mrs. of 1010 Chestnut street, ing at one preparat lier away, other direction ‘Sudden! bhiing sound,” describing ‘Then an €2 blast cage. me on _- that poor MRS. LILLIAN OSIEK... husband coming ee —_ took up the narrative. ‘and I don’t remember any- I was outside. remembered my ‘I fought my her where she had crawling around) streaming down their , the city hospital-— for a gash, on 4 Two Explosions. muffled report — then ; ory Me MURRY. and the explosion “vou can picture and knees. Just as I thought I | t wet ifth boulevard, one of ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— A AO those | their daughter. A minute be- | couldn't take a breath, [ treated at city hospital for lesser! fore the explosion,” they said, “we reached the dow. A young boy was there, and away from the fumes. Then some was a win-'injuries and sent home, said: “You can't picture that scene. Just a, we held our heads in the atr—'terribie noise. a thud, then smoke. and flames, screaming and faint- | man came and led us away, down ing. That’s my only impression of the stairs.”” Mrs. Wetzel is suffer- ing from shock, small burns about the face, and bruises. Mrs. Bessie Humphreys, 8&%v the crash came. Her daughter, Mrs. Rude!ll McMurry, 17 vears old, of 19091 North Grand boulevard, stood a few feet away “I had just received my change and was veri- fying the amount, when the explo- “Everything seemed to rain down managed to get up. Then it seemed | jJon’t know.’ She suffered a severe, zash on the hand, and a cut below | Maas’ companion fm the taxi was. another injured woman. the knee. The daughter remem- bered nothing until coming to con- sciousness outside, having suffere) | a blow on the head. Woman on Eighth Floor Hart. Miss Elenore Gabler, 24, of 1825 ‘North Taylor avenue, who suffered two severe scalp lacerations and in- juries to the rignt knee and left hip, was employed in the collec- tions department of the gas com- pany, on the fourth floor. At the, time of the exploston she Was re- | clining on a couch In the women’s restroom on the eighth floor. An | account of her experience, as re- | lated to her brother, Joseph Ga- | ry bler, 22, was given to the Post- ‘Dispatch. Joseph is employed in ‘an optical company at 915 Locust | street. “IT, like many others employed in the vicinity, ran into the street | when the explosion occurred,” said Joseph, “and when I observed that ‘the explosion had occurred in the gas building, I ran up there to look | m bres led from the building, bleed- fter my sister. “Just as I arrived in front of the building a girl was oeing placed in an ambulance that drew away al- most immediately. Another girl | being led out informed me that it was my sister, and so I hastened to the city hospital. “My sister, who is suffering se verely from shock as well ss from her injuries, informed me she was reclining on a couch In the wom- en's rest room on the eighth floor, | ‘when suddenly the buflding shook violently. Before she could arise, | plastering and debris from the ce!!- ing fell on her, rendering her al- most insensible.” A physictan attending Miss Gab- ler said she was suffering from severe shock and that her condition ' ' would not permit disturbing her. “A Terrible Noise.” B. M. Miner. 40, of 1907 South the explosion.” Mrs. Ida Maas, 3841 Texas ave- ‘nue, was about 20 feet from the . Olive street entranc to Franklin avenue, was paying her i nce, going in t gas bill at a teller’s window w hen sion her gas bill, when the explo- occurred. She was cut by fly- tl.e glass around fhe hands and face “The first thing 1 remember,” she related, “was some one pushing me | into a taxicab saying, ‘here's an- | 2ue, another emplove. were work- | other. When we got to the city “ hospital they asked us what hap-| sion came,’ said Mrs. Humphreys. pened. We could tell them. where it happened and when it hap- at once. I was knocked down, but! pened. but as far as telling them what happened, wh none of us’ impossible to get owt of the build- new. : ing, and how I finally got out 1 i, There was a big noise that threw us down, and then we were bleeding and itn taxicabs.’’ Mra. John Garbs, 64. of 2635 South Broadway, was about to enter the building on the Olive street side, when the explosion occured. “It seemed like the front of the build- | ing was coming out at me,” he said. “I was cut on the face by the flying glass. I was dazed by the force of the explosion. I was put in a cab and was the first to be taken to the City Hospital.” Thought of Cyclone. “Il was eating some lunch.” said Mrs. Ljilian Osijek, 21 employed | pthel Archer. was sent to a sani- in the malling department on the’ third floor, and living at 2318 Louisiana avenue. ‘There was a ‘deafening noise. The building trembled. I thought it was a cy- clone and looked out the window! ‘to see if the rest of the bulldings 'were shaking. I ran down the ‘stairways to the first floor. I saw y best friend, Eunice Howard, be- ng. 1 helped her out and got in- Mrs. Rebecca Willlams, 3659A ‘South Grand boulevard, a widow, was on the main floor to pay a ‘gas bill. She was knocked down by the blast and later, in the dark- ness that ensued, was picked up by ‘a man and carried out through a ' window on the Eleventh street side | that had been blown out. At her home this morning it was stated she was only slightly injured. She reported the loss of a pocketbook |containing (25, two season tickets. for Fairmount Race Course, spec- | 'tacles and minor articles. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Milton, 1539 Louisiana avenue, were in bed suffering from minor cuts, 'when a reporter called, but they told an interesting story through EE mena + ee as paid a gas bill to Mrs. Stoll, who. was killed. Wea did not stay to, chat, but left immediately afte-| iransacting our business. We had | just walked out into Eleventh) street, when the explosion shat- | the windows and we were cut.’ James Dolan, 4621 Enright ave- nue, an employe of the Laclede) |Gas Co., performed a piece of res- cue work. He and Miss Luellle Broderick, 21, of 5944 Maple ave- ing in the basement. when debris fell on her. She suffered shock and asacalp lacerations. and iost ‘consciousness He carried her to the street and took her to Barnes Hospital In a taxicab. Bernard Cabrillas, 29, of @2:4 North Theresa avenue, a painter, was working on the second floor. He told phvrsicians he jumped from that floor to the rear alley. His ‘left leg was injured. FINDS LONG - LOST MOTHER Jolict Man Had Been Separated fom Her When He Was Infant. Py the Agsocia‘te? Precs JOLIET, Iil., Oct. 9.—George Archer, ex-farmer and grocery store proprietor at New Lenox, »near here, is back at the counter to- day convinced that he lives in an 'era of miracles. When he was scarcely more than two years old his mother, Mrs. tarium from the home in Rock ‘Island. and George and another | 'brother. Vernon. were sent to a | training school at Glenwood, near Chicago Heights, when the home was broken up. On his release he | went to work in New Lénox. [m/! the meantime his parents were told | he was dead and he, in turn, had no means of tracing his family and ‘was led to believe that both his | \father and mother had died. ~ a taxi, where we went to the) city hospitat. I was unhurt.” Then he wanted to be married Rock Island, he had béen told, was | his home town in his infancy. He went there Tuesday and after an. all-day hunt, was told of an Archer! family. He found the home to be: that of his aged mother who recog- | nized him ‘mmediately despite the | fact she had not seén him since he was a baby. His mother had re-! ‘turned home from the sanitarium | l within two years after George was. } sent away. She was led to believe he was dead. Cienchanowskt, Envoy to U. 8. ' By the Associated Press. WARSAW, Poland, Oct. 9.—~The States, to succeed M,. Wroblewski, resigned. the explosion imagining some gtant of being small pieces ef pa- Murphysboro —— one of our washing machines His_ the first thine I etapn one of the machines. the Sone aealidia a friend grabbed me, Stenographer'’s Account. Dorothy Shea, pioved as a stenographer meeting every Tanner was unaware a was attending a in the rear and down or operators and starter go no further. ,rom stood there a firems: ¢ aA. he was 1 ilreman ran up a la 1 was Most severe. was looking out ing of the cage into the first floor.” “Simultaneous- building and a ripple of in the rear of the cages partitions ‘separating and the main them and out into the street,.where T was taken to the hospital. “An Awful Bang.” “A Rumbling Sound.” t¢ . er as “ ~* ‘) pa) ing h zg 2824 ( lark avenue, who he mezzanine fioor, buying “and I was thrown what became of the clerk who Was Il saw a dim aight, then something hit waiting on me. woman who was ki'led. and crawled toward it on my ha a9 | 20th Anniversary Sales Begin Monday at 8:30 a. m. See Sunday’s Papers | No Parking Restrictions After 7 P.M. nniversary Celebration e Public 1s Cordtally Invited @A FINE MUSICAL PROGRAM eo? CU Spectal Feature! | FASHION SHOWS 40 LIVING —— —— 606-608 Washington Ave.—Thru to Sixth St. Saturday Naght...8 Until ro...Our 20th Which Will Be Broadcast From Our Main Floor | @MAX STEINDEL TRIO | "MORES = | i Floors. Ce? See How —— ae Third and Fourth Broadcastin g Is Done Max Stetndel Cellist Mrs. Esmeralda Berry Mayes, Violinist Mrs. David Kriegshaber. Pianist @ A QUARTET OF SYMPHONY ARTISTS Ruth Hazlett Wunder Soprano Olga Hambuschen, Contralto Harvey W. Ramsay, Tenor Hartzell T. Lyon Barttone @ ABERGH’S CONCERT ENSEMBLE Come and | @PROGRAMS ON THREE FLOORS 20th Anniversary Sales BURGLAR CHASE GETS ~VALUED AT Room of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Cook Invaded by Thief Who Flees With Diamonds, valued at $3000, and in currency were the room of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hotel Chase at 6 @. m. awakening, saw a She thought ft man at the dresser. “what are you dofng.” fled out the door. awakened and ran into y. He saw no one. The man believed to have fled down a stalir- The Cooks’ room tis on the fourth floor of the hotel. The robber left «4 diamond weddinr aire diamond ring $1800 ra. a bar dresser and $3)? . which was on & jewels were insured. Cook is sales manager of the 8. Louls Forging Co., British Miners to Aid Coal Inquiry. Associated Press , Oct. 9.—Reconsidering their decision of last night, voted to participate in the into the entire The men’s partict- is contingent upon further remove thetr grievances regarding wage reductions tn cer- tain regions and the refueal of the employers to grant unemployment — Lend H. Gary 79 Years Old. States Stee] Corp., | seventy-ninth | by presiding over a meeting of the | cabinet today approved the ap- presidents of the subsidiaries of th» pointment of Jphn Ciechanowski as | company and by receiving the hon- | Polish minister to the United | orary degree of doctor of commer- 'elal science from New a | rr eee — egg eee ene ts a Floral Decorations By Grimm eee The Musical Program Will Be Broadcast from the Storé by Remote Contral Through Station K. S. D..... LISTEN IN IF YOU CAN'T : COME DOWN Steemway end Baldwin Pianes Used See Sunday’s Papers
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i ville’ Prti ‘AY, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ocrdnta S atiinte | 7 === mt Asked by commission attorney’! axen from note Is in : \; b i f t | TWO MEN KILFD ACCUSED OF POURING BENZINE | DENIES BAKING FIRM MERGER i aon cnierenant af e eal chathe e ahsican oe canan ea how the Continental company pro-| Xansas streams ' | . posed to increase the business ©°/ hi $7090. oe. ON DOG AND SETTING IT AFIRE VIOLATES ANTITRUST LAW very’ dour of directors and. was Oe a eed, et "the concerna acquired, Barber re-| inthe masuficture efip eros °nem OIE SRA LTR NIE NOTE tte ROBE Eo Fi made public last night by the com- | ‘thony Wilson. 39 years old, a Head of- Continental Corporation -niesioh The hearing before the board was Plied that this would be done. in} Long and sevé@ral e —_— . vr, 7 Replies to Federal Trade In making public the denial. the gTanted at the request of officials part, by offering baking products’ erated in the’Btate..% —@ 4 ‘negro, was arrested yesterday on Board's Charges. commission’ voted to set aside tts of the corporation who desired, of such quality and at such prices alii : ay . Women Ss -— | oC LL i tyl d OU’LL like the styles an Buster Brown School Oxfords Smart Brownbilt Oxfords of h d 1] for ae ie An attractive light tan calf. Broad toe blu- t e patterns an you en- new cut-out style in patent 3 ? ga lotus calf. _— — — a ee low ° h ° f tti On foot-shaping lasts. ub- . gitig and women. ber heels. One of the latest Fall styles. JOY t e security O ge ing your iden. | so) sa.i a clothes from a maker you can Our Special! h trust and a store you can have | ats e . vamp; Para Cord rubber soles and SS | ee heels. Welt ; =f? | S = Paitera i. ee ee ee ee ae ee + <, | <4 | Full Grain Chrome Elk SO if | = amg = ne ae eae, Brown , 7° : es ; : aa anion... aaa , #; | Comfort Work Shoe gt . | hee Washington Avenue at Broadway | with heavy oak leather soles. | Our “Special” Work Shoe ‘PureCord. J Tong soles . $3 oon enw ~ ad ; en
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| we a a ry. ‘ TRIDAY, ° ; , : ’ eS Ee, OP ee ee eee eg a B OCTOBER 2, 1928. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a Fuvay, 2 | : — == —S>>>E>E>E>_ : em : ee ee See Our Other Announcement on Page 14. a — SE Whee a vre—_— The Soda Fountain’ —has eatly and pletely ref a ae 7 =P amge Boe pone served here, and it is our especial care to on — : y ou receive prompt and courteous sé ‘ GRAND-LEADER aken from mussels in N ‘| Kansas streams have brow high as $7090. The Bheils OPe *eeeee in the manufacture of pear] . in | tons and sevé@ral factories ape Dducts! erated in the’ &tate. ~ : ek ee ew, "rege i | 4 - cent # Canton Tea Gardentt. Unit- 3524 Washington Avenue = (Just Bast of Grand) (Main Fioer.) 2 ——_—_—_— od = ee = —s. a oe One 1S e t . Pear!s ie ae ho r S eC S 1 n eC r , () a S | Toile ry Spec ials @ : | On Thrift Avenue, Saturday | ; é ‘+t Palmolive Taleam’™..:.. 2... Pe ty 12%4c yr Flare into Smart New Fashions French Powder in flesh, white, and brunette, 19c Palmolive Cold Cream, or vanishing....... 29c Aqua Velva, for after shaving............. 34¢ ~ Williams’ Toilet Water (assorted odors)... .25c Golden Glint, shampoo or tint, 2 for 45c; ea., 23c MENGE Pace FMNOE. oi... cca ccs ceadecccual SIC : memeeer Wade COMM Gos oo cokes oc cen kee 33¢ UES ee NOUN i, ca * hed + vide a oh cs ced ck 16c nn mca EE ES Re rt 14c HE flare is the ruling mpde in this group and the pees meth PONE... 2... 4b co 2Ic T coats give expression to it in individual ways. Palmolive Bath Tablets, cake 7c; doz....... 75¢ Whether pronounced or subdued, its influence is seen Jergen’s Bath Tablets...... .....7¢; dozen, 75c in a majority of the models tailored in the soft sheen fab- Amolin Deodorant Powder (small size). ..20c rics with fur applied in generous a — favor Fe ee ae ee 40c the regal straightlines. As Dress Coats for the younger ao ee set, aa sniiota win approval. Sizes 14 to 18 years. ( VRaeenra eee) ‘Main Floor.) } rx Boys’ Ruff-Wear Suits Misses’ Silk Frocks, $25. | he , foe . | | / 2 3-) With Vest and Two Pairs of One’s favored vogue is sure to be included in this ; : ( 4, Well-Mad | group, for diversity is a pleasing feature. Satin Frocks , J. RETA ss ell-Made Knickers | in styles for afternoon wear, tailored Frocks in tweeds, Z ———s ‘ flannels, reps and heather, but suggest the great variety $ 98 | 3 shown. Sizes 14 to 18 years. ? i pioetind | (The Misses’ Store—Third Floor.) Alligator Slickers | | ADE of guaranteed all-wool fabrics, strongly | For Boys, $6.50 For Youths, $7.50 tailored to withstand the hardest wear, these z 2 Suits are featured in the newest and most at- UR artist draws a clever cartoon on each Slicker tractive colors and patterns of browns and grays; Junior Winter Coats () purchased in the Boys’ Own Store—without sizes 6 to 17—each Suit with vest and extra knickers. extra charge. Cartoons are in black—any char- acter you choose. Royston Jr. Suits and Overcoats.* .$15.98 to $35 Fur-T rimmed Models | Penrod Suits and Overcoats....... $15.98 to $25 You may bring your own Slicker and have Skolny Suits and Overcoats...... ... $25 to $40 $ it cartooned—in black for 25c, colors for 50c, Sampeck Suits and Overcoats.,...... $25 to $50 full figure for $1.00. o | P (Bovs’ Own Store—Fourth Floog.) | ' OR the girl 12 to 17 years are shown Coats in adaptations of the mode . y a 7 | with modified flares or straight lines that suggest boyish trimnmess. Boys Tom Sawyer | Novelty mixtures and the soft sheen fabrics“are fur trimmed. H C L L ‘ k B uw-——Tlave a Uartoon umbDerjyac louses i On Your Umbrella $e 00 $e 98 EGINNING Saturday, an artist will‘be in our. 52 and 522 ) I umbrella section, to paint amusing cartoons on Girls’ School Frocks $5.00 to $12.75 any umbrella that you buy here. Umbrellas These are the gayly colored Blouses that the boys ! Practical Frocks that lose none of their charm in their adaptation to for children and for grown-ups may be decorated in all like so well; heavy all-wool fabrics in new plaids, | ‘school needs are shown in a bevy of styles. Jersey and challis are favored this new fashion. (Main Floor.) in the sport collar style. Sizes 12 to 14%. } materials. Included are regulation Dresses of navy serge. 6 to 14 years. (Boys’ Own Store—Fourth Fleer.) (Jaunty Junior Dept.—Third Floor.) f f The Campus Oxtord aes , ew Assortment of Our Special omens Fall Jumpers Tht A an ed Pi | p ritt venue Is a Pied — arg Shoe for the Service-Weight H ‘ : mart M1ss ° ° | With High Backs The Buy-Way of St. Louis Silk Hosiery $7.95 Corsettes, $1.95 , Beaded Bags, $2.98 OR the young girl the . 6: Made with sections of _ Drawstring Beaded Bags Campus Oxford is smart s 65 | ) elastic. | m0 a" os —. — bead for either school or dress ion | f ) ' Brocade Brassieres with vn: ee alte oo wear. Blucher style, in com- | HE Fall Isabel is a cleverly hook-back ...........79° | Handkerchiefs, 19c bination of brown and smoked tailored model with self Novel Gloves 95c Women's batiste Handker- elk, possessing the well- OMEN who have worn our special Serv- | x trimming on novel lines. cassie Ma a ieadidaaie | —_ pce peers eee know Pied Piper quality. ice-Weight Hose know their excellent ° ° ° - ems; & @ : } Made with high back in flannel, champis-suede Gloves with | or voiles aud two-tone ecal- - 7 wanting quality and splendid details ot Rid tricotine, serge, and striped popular short fancy cuff loped edges 6 for $1.00 , : as ioning. ey possess an unusually attrac- | novelties in Autumn color com- embroidered in two-tone ef- | Mens Seip eee: EE56 Be cbc dc cen? tees been oe $5.00 tive appearance, being woven to a very fine . \ wh dl iq | binations. Many are shown in fects. Fall shades. wr Slippers, $1.49 ‘. Dine 256 6 Fonds cutnokes ehissksaee $6.50 gauge and a? reinforced with mercerized lisle | , omens One-strap Diac 3 : tops, double foles and high-spliced heels. | x Titi ee eee Union Suits, 48c kid Howse Slippers with Many other styles are shown in Pied Piper Shoes, rec- P | tits . : blue, and green. Sizes 32 to 40. Women's Fall-weight cot- rubber heels. % ee ommended for boys and pie of all, ages beceaay ? su- A new assortment of colors includes tos Union Suite, sleeveless, | CE Se perior qualities of design and workmanship. Priced, ac- Fall shades, as well as black. (Main Fioo knee length; all ‘sizes. Silk Hose, $1.35 cording to sizes, from ec ecec es 6008 to (a5 eee r) . . Pure thread silk Hose : (Matin Floor.) | Princess Slips, $1 1j , oe ; 2% ght weight, full fashioned | | Fall Skirts. $6.95 Ww en's ae ~— - with mercerized lisle tops, , striped\cotton satinay, DOd- double soles, etc. Fall col- ] - , , ’ : | | sleek ae bebephent sephede o6 oe oe te SS Seve wee | ees. | ene | nel and plaids in vivid colors. ; ' ee ee (Skirt Dept Third Floor.) Vogues of the Moment in Frocks of Silk and of Cloth Are Exceptional at Women s Kid Gloves In Smart Novelty Styles LOVES to complete the smart- , | est Fall. costume may be | CD chosen from this group, which represents late novelties in imported S$ Hart Schaffner & Marz »_ kid. Short cuffs are embroidered Y thf | Mill; or i, | a > es seagate vot rata o - : inery Fhe Frock. of ultra-fashion — the or agin or ’ ie - a Frock of ultra-fashionable limes at a very eaten ene 61 ey pod eg Smartly ‘rimmed in New Ways price. Characteristic of the remarkable values included . ‘Main oor.) $ $ ~ are the new Frocks of broche velvet, which are but one type in this large group. Every Frock included in the sale was individually selected for its special merit, assuring uniform : , , high value. Many conservative styles in large sizes are T the college git! and her younger stster will revel in included at this exceptionally attractive price. Imitation Pearls a ” Popular Jewelry Pieces the new styles offered, for they achieve a rare swag- Yh l OO ger. Direct from their designers, they portray the ~ > ° : newest modes of New York. Tailored Hats, dress Hats, , | OD N assortment of artificial Pearl and evening Hats are shown in a diversity of styles, fash- Tailored and informal styles predominate. " C) » Jewelry is offered in this ioned of velour, felt, satin and metallic cloth. The silk Frocks are exquisitely fashioned of ah? group, 60-inch strandg of inde- ~ : be crepe satin, brocaded faille and broche velvet. = iF ey ry ae Children s Dress Hats, $5 The cloth — of per — are we chy ) age ~ oe 0 Pes | Pearl Chokers, large beads in cream The little girls wear petit copies that are fancy with of NN, ee — ee | and pink—woven Pearl bracelets— shirring and ribbon trimming. Many pokes and droop aah and triple-strand necklaces. Every brims, prettily fashioned, are shown for girls 6 to 14 years. see ss Gistecete Pees tous be > = piece 1s an important value. é \Filliy ers [rept —Third Fioor.; el oc?
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Pa et tem The Daiiy POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED —— Sr —STLOMS POST-DISPATCH pen a Charge Account at Nugents—Enjoy Its Convenience Dee he $2.50, $2.75 and $2.98 Black Silks Saturday ON 25 to 50 Weeks to Pay $2.56 Black Satin (harmeuse— i) inches wide Enjoy using or Wearil g the items 4 | L as t San Binck getin'Conten Crepe-t0 inches wide. you purchased while you are pay- $2.9 Binck Eeoten cone -38 corms wine —T.. wey mg for them. Let us tell y kre D | 75 Black Crepe de Chine—40 inches wide.....-..-..-. this wonderful new plan for ont § ee ae Lee ae entre cys oe “i Meagitle okhi! € ’ o Ces a - " 5 we Prete, C 2 os aes Aes a a FPS iy bn oe biggest ee en aa Bh ie 3 Biack Satin Ge Paris— oe Ng ene em > Oe 3 inche Ws cee’ os . 82.98 Black Failte Francias— n ne ets a mar ee X r , 2 ¢r e , , aves S eee eee oe ee eae ree Pa =) oe re Pre RE shy eet BS ‘ tte ap 1 , Si ae ‘ ‘ . p M wey - - a Se i ee ae e ae | Ar aE, Sue . PR = — ~~ ’ — f Wi Sa tur day— the ~~ Jas” Scores of Plums Not Advertised! =. Pn a? ne ee . & ere Seer Sey Ee i — ry oF OR L OL LEE EP N ae 2 be Bene ae ae. iatlisloteity $3.95 - Madeira Napkins a er $1.25 . : -e inch, han em io 13 “uil-fashioned., weil , n - —=?;T P = ; ' " ~ - “$ ew eoae einforced heels and ) Cretonne { F hawt Ae r ij ast Da proidered oe oidery toes, in ilight shades — a * - ; point ~ Several Slight irregulars of a Fis, . , ‘ ‘ L ° | Beaileped Gerster wal: knopas mace fee Unusual ere outntml .Vuili Bg e. ftennes; ali full - ‘" . ' - ; ’ Fl 2 . , Tithe RS ar: Go TR aa roe. ~ = _ aiid sie stall az- 2 a Sg gen EE tS hae agen RS Port . , @ .: a 9 2 - se aie AE Si a é a atterns Sizes 2? to lv. Harvest $32 50 9x12 — 6 ~ $2.49 Sale Price, $1 19 —_ ’ piece. Shown in 2 rice, nair R 7 = Axminster (Main Fleer, —— " (Matn Fleer, P S eet weacerru = North.) range of patterns Rugs “> x 7 oy ets M het a and colors. Beau- These $xl2 Rugs ns . , a ra tiful hand block- ed effecta. Super- med Tabl L . S 18x45 - | ful . ZX ineh . Liserine quality; cloth and six nap Apro . kins to match, ers: . Stay-On Aprons 4 pron Dresses — ee Scarfs; 3 tashes wits ready for use. Har- duc ‘Ons r aS Dainty and attrac- Of gingham and per- embroidered Spectally priced vest Sale $2 95 ite os f tiwe Apromp of un- cale. im neat patterns and scalloped. As- . Price ... . eee a 3 bleached muslin; em- m and d+signs; some hand : __ patterns. for Satur- 75¢ i. Satin broidered and “gees zs em “ee, ° ‘dered, others ees ao day, yard o=ata.) weit: | : t colors rery rimmed in pipitngs and ste (Third Fioer.) , candy. Ppa t) bindings of c« ntrasting (Third Fleer.) SS aceraiamti o6t-4 Sn ee in Re ' colors, regular . Harvest Sa st . ry . ‘ ‘ $6.50 Console Mirrors Rimes. Cees. and extra size... 9OC Attractive polychrome | ; (8s frames with heavy French ; ( Second Be ag ecoad Fleer.) plate oa eh Har- $3 95 : $5 Silk ; ] ce — . : — v peurth Fleer, Nerth.) od Underwear eee ee A ~~" “over , ’ . ’ As ¥ - : . ‘pore’ “ SP : -eetcial : rts. > ’ ‘ : ~ $7.50 Bridge Lamp chine gowns an : mp. ; at . ; . ~ - - . “4 . . in ' I v ret uM 2 ~ iravy QUa@iil) = Bases Ye hemise;: bodice ti 7 Polychrome s lace and hand m b ia week broidery trimmed; 4 Sense ee ed paste! , shades $3.85 £ scroll, _ | ~~ $1.25 (Seceng Ficor.) ‘i Women's ‘Y . i s:cn ..94.85 # Gauntlets + weg ae y e , & ' (Feurth Fioeer. 3 Fancy em- 23° “ | a+ 4 : | #r ~ , - > Meee € - " | § ne Be : & ) : Regular $7.50 and $10 Values | Nerth.} M4 broidered cham- Men’s Strap Watch Misses’ and Kiddies Hats A reliable jewel ‘ CT. ae Ser For the Young Miss and Her Small Sister ling case. Luminovs diai; various shapes. Dressy, soft shirred Hats, pokes, off-the-face styles, some Harvest ahs . with contrasting facings, new velours and felts. In clever Sale Pricé@ ~—- $8.95 youthful styles. Hats of pelo cloth, fashioned on soft lines and very practical for school wear. (Main Filcer, ' ae ; . ) filled it 7 | ' . c; : > pa di ry - ae a Fancy Gauntlets = | fo ae ee ) F ae $ 95 $ 95 $ 95 4nd Chamois - suede fabric 524 ' : Pen. | a ——_— —— a Upward - - PA " fyauntiets with fancv em- All “+ TOW a oe a 28 broidered cuffs in the want- erders ee PC ole a cance Ppeay ies fe SP eb ne we eS ae era al ity Bij Pt .« eid Thea S iroh dhe te a, 2 Als - a ae faria ee ete eee ee ed shades of mode, beaver , , " as - * 84 - a oe iN t= sercomd t leer : sand and leather Sizes i‘ green, Dur ' ' ice . ' Ma : to 8 Harvest $] 29 @& 174 Diack; fancy carve ead als? = Sale Price, pr . a ‘ood Dacalite and amber a Tahaan RO= Tp ee “} Fancy Garters Steel Baby Crib Sanitary with cord arm yy PO aOR ae Sek at _o Women's various tigh sides, inciud- Napkins Ss ~ te (Mata Fleer ; . ' Eg. and stub atul da y Coat Da y n., ; y . . Ee es “| Foe ctin? heed pote color ribbon Garters, in spring. , aA ce, « $7 95 Highback Chair SY tates > eS in; eels i fancy trimmed. Har- $0554 inches. Regular size Nap ° + BF t erin . : _| Kiga; packed 1 dag 3f 3 3 az ¥ ‘a id ; * eg: #.: pt - . RS 28 BA e : Ri 3 - ‘ : a ° St ae : ! ‘i? et & Pe ot Price, each , : aay peas 7.9 : vest Sale drop side, For the Juniors and Girls z ‘Main Fleer. Oceasiona! hall or liv- r Poet a * - | =" — pair 23c brown enamel. in ‘kes Ha “y ee. . vest Sale $14 45 4 i . : wise oe Nerth.) ing-room Chair with ve- lour or tapestry covering. Petes eat EE ——E en —— - N ¥. cs 3 : , . : ‘4 ( | . Frame of. California gum- Rk ee ee “ . . ' 7 — - inish. Spring sea’. Value » | Made ~ —— Latest “Broadway ee rw arrived for eee we Drawstring y } 46 in [. . -~ Barvest $ | 5 75 Por ] . Flerence x € @ De com surgical web -*s Lovely + mg ge ggg artistic fleral designs and Sale price . i ceiain lean Militar y with hose supporters 4 ‘ * > cife- , ’ . z In } beautiful colors, with cro- , _ T Brushes. aluminur 39 (Feurth Fleer, age op face; slightly impet es C All-wh} c@lar and straightline models. ; r es oe OF Gee, far se -. iege—tuct’ te thing te Table ¥% fect. Sale (Matm Fleer, Seuth.) anes All the new “ add to your new Fail coat Sole sue, | Ne Te coraystame BRO pate $4.75 Kegs , Sale price........ . . = 7 - (Main Floor, North.) 1S-gallion size, of - : Fiee af : San! best white oak, sa Single face. $ 95 , (Mafa e—Nerth.) large assortment tt ; fins tii) ul} - Elastic itary clear and charted. nomen artists : . 7 Ba in underarm or vanity Harv le _ 2 Belt Saeeen Seen $3 45 sara as con a Aga meme c Femail con = ri 2 a - Price, each . Price. each styles. Many of these Bags =. coe .& “Kleinert’s” ali- F » Fi are leather. In dlack, Bde ri elastic Belts. Me- — “ ed fh Coe ae 2. : —_ Win. nag ee vin tte; dedies ton : pinted _ in ll -@ ‘mied. (“emp ’ . . 7 5 t ala: eater for ean eae One Long Pants and One Pair Knickers as 5 ers, , . 36 rest Sale $2.69 Juat 300 of these high-grade Fults ir 90c F aultless i 4 :. (See a ) . 8.3x10.6 Price pe the let, ome pair 6f long treusers and on+ S — ead Fieer.; f ce) : Foerth Ficar. pair full-limed Knickers and rest Made ? Axminster Seuth.) of stutdy all-woeo!l fabrics in all the new- « . ecerreet Weated Fall an ter shades. Hair Nets ™ | — . ‘. ' >, oe . ‘“ 6s orth t a one Human Maier Nets. «!! - Le le de@ceora - Rugs $3 Lunch Kits sew ‘tw button Seated etphe anes a—. fiemiy woven rep shades except white and Crash ee tien. Service Heavy quality with For school chij- | ul! straight English trousers with wide 5. Shown in gray. Harvest Sale Price. Striped effects, : ) ” aie for six Har- TD a Ol wy 4 —— @ren. enameled Settoms. All sizes * to 17 years. | : in Yarious cojers: ‘' Tash of ail) linen Price 2 nant of saeowts ‘ts ieunch Kits with , - size 80x108, scai- reund th bleached — SS ee igen ets % - pl = 4 ay P ; Per 0c a ee ee be - . all desired designe fees bettie Eon All-W ool Tw o-Knicker Vest Sults sides; boleter at- ; Harvest Sale . , ae a vest Sale, Exactiy 766 ef these staunch, st Suit at c Sa — iy 3 ef t: nen, urdy Sulis enter this sale . tached, ht 75 , OR ee a P ! Sport Sweaters quality gabardine. every * » Waterproof Made f the Taseet $2.25 ee Ces < ee a oe 3 ) $2. . wren im ti i o- Bt iah “Mirro” alum! Attractive new Fail belted stries with convertible Sale Price ed ecru ry ~— ‘ha shades and combinetions, jars The ideal Coat $°7 ‘te aan onath , long hand! . - fine all-woo! werste€ for the rainy dar Sweaters, all in coat «style. and echeciwear 35.00 to $5.50 Imported Curtains are i , nm , eas ' Nba , Re} just the patterns fer *he Sises ¢ to 1 ‘anil senbte —y Kemn e ea me epiendid quality netting with erg S eo . vn a ‘tle fellowes te i aApp.iqu ers. Average width 2% rards : Stues 3 te if vr 45 4 ong Sbowr "= iver and be'ge niers Pa , $3.75 . 4 re S i¢é . * * ( Segents— Third FPieer. Sort) . ‘Third Fieer.;
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Fi « yt + Se at 4 ‘ « Md r. ‘ ox _— pS * - : tA , ‘- # e % End 2 i : : be « * © FRIDAY FRIDAY, Zo oy SRER 9, OCTOBER &%, 1995. cos —— —- _- - -~ — ——=» - s | ‘ " : ; a The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTJz other evening newspapers COMBINED ee alli» ta- ri: , . =" . = By 3 ¢ H 4 . ‘XC ~~, \ 4 ’ . “A », 4 ‘ - ¢ er ie : _ . te Z ° ‘ a / _ - . 4 qi 3. . . a ° : ie 4 ° . ; Lal 7 7 - ‘ : oy . & f ° d . > . ; : y/ ' _ ? a | St if ’ 2 Ba ° P ; et ‘ ‘ol + 7 - * ea * : . ei ‘ f 4 H ' ” ~ : : i , : 4 a i ral 4 . * , More Than 100 Styles, Including the New Flare Models A Dress sale of this kind is only possible in a Harvest Sale—you can expect the values te be just the same as the very first day of the sale as our Dress buyer has been in New York all this week shipping new Dresses every day. ’ Special at ‘48 Materials Lustrosa Montibello Truvenette Avanzada Duvbloom epartments eA AN ew mee rtised! : Materials New Cloth New Satin Crepe New Velvets and Brocade Combinations Georgette Two-Piece Velvet and Crepe Combinations Styles For Street Wear Afternoon Business Dance Frock and Evening Dress Sport Wear New Puff Sleeves Fancy Button Embroidery New Necks All the New Flares Millinery Dashing little affairs that pull down over the head in a most daring manner. Smart turbans, off ~ the - face styles, ro]! The New Sleeve Fur Collar, - Cuffs and Border. Fur Collar and Cuffs All the New Colors Of Cuckoo-Black, Sea Swallow fg Jopa, New Browns, New Blues, Lip-{ 200 New Fall Dresses at x |] Spt All Sizes—Women’s, Misses, Stouts—I4 to gate to 44. —4214 to 5214 i All styles, all colors. | ; . | ‘ e. Biente Popular Price Dress Section. a a $50 and 10 Vetues| |PUM ae — = || Finer Winter Coats slar $7.50 and'$10 Values Kiddies’ Hats iit ‘Last Day Saturday Men. the Final Dav | . 4 TH : ay ot the Harvest Sale | Me Gelecrs abd felts. in clever Tah Selected % % : Your final opportunity: to secure a new Fall s and Her Small Sister blo cloth, fashioned on soft lines | 7 i Two-Trouser Suit or Overcoat at these remark- i FUR COATS TwoTrouser Su Made to Sell for a Great Deal More | Winter Overcoats Offered in 3 Groups $ $ 715 $94.7 —————aen = Natural Texas Muskrat | - BN - / Werthern Geal (Dyed Oimey) DRM: Saami, “aaa 3 % Finest Marmink (Dyed Marmot) Gray Caracul Mendosa Bearer f Black Navy ¢ Cuckoo Black Prince ( New Browns New Grays New Blues _ Sizes for Women, Misses, Stouts—14 to 18—36 to 46—42\% to 52% (Nugent’s—Second Filoer—North) Colors The last day, Saturday, all office girls should take advantage of this $12 Dress sale. Satins, Georgettes, checks, flat crepe, satin Canton. Wood Coats of fofmosa, roulustra, kasharette, kashanova, duvbloom and pinpoints. All the new Winter shades. Trimmed with beaver, squirrel, fox and wolf. In Sizes 14 to 18, 36 to 46 and 4214 to 52% rise -/ Pie 100) wear. yS $3.95 And = — Upward (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) Baby Crib) sides, includ- #pring. Size ‘ inches. Has Regular size Nap- side, finish. kins; packed 1 dozen enamel. Har- in’ box. Harvest Sale Price, Rect $14.45 dos. .. 33¢ ‘ Main Floor, South.) Records: Roger & Gillet st Broadway | Harvest Sale’ Imported Soaps 4 “a Assorted odors. Miiicbcseesa Harvest Sale FPieor, Seath.) Price cake.... 29¢ = ~~ | (Main Fieor, North.) ake rcisse Records nase e@ face; well- Perfume artists. Har- | he =a d n3 oo le ' origina ottle. ar- vt 35¢ | vest Sale 9 for 81.00 Price, each.... ¢ Fleor. South.) | (Main Floor, North.) ” ’ ’ ; 4 ; ’ : ® , , ‘ ’ we rc 4 ’ me, ; ; z a - : B: j ; % 7 . “ of * ? * ' f | e ’ t = , ‘ % = & ; ’ > , = 4 , - fa . s ada , . ? 4 . #2 | ms i J , e: Za : . $ ‘ i | & j , " ’ 4 4 ~ - / ; ; 2 ; =% : . ¥ “4 - i ; . > - e Finest Northern Hudson Seal Buy now and save dollars. The newest models and woolens are offered in these fine Overcoats —at a * noticeable saving. Every Coat is carefully trimmed and well tailored featuring the Ulsterettes, Chester- fields, Ulsters and the loose-back English in single and double breasted effects. Shorts Slims Stouts Regulars Dyed Muskrat Scotch Mole Be Here Saturday! onsets som ae esters Fas 4 . 4 te ee Be 3 (Nugents—Third Floer,) - Arm can Broad Pures BO” AP” aes SS * ata a” of 0 “dhe | Golden Muskrat - 1200 Men’s Imported English 2 eee 2-Trouser Suits || Broadcloth Shirts 7c $ 3 3 75 iitta, 0 single abd-Gvatie eft syle $ 1 69 : (Nagents—Second Fioor, North.) In white only. All are made by “‘real Every Suit has+two trousers, are tailored to our shirt makers’’ of New York. Full cut in every détail. Sizes 14 to 17. Harvest exacting specifications insuring perfect-fitting and styling. The’ new single and double breasted models sleeve. _aakio-length sf ALE Sale Price 4 1200 Men’s Heavy Rib- | for the young man; the 3-button effects for the busi- a a A Sle» Eo. | New! Balbriggan -2-Pc. Suits Genuine Balbriggan Suits, brightened with velveteen trim- ming. Also some most attrae- li Two-Pants Suits and One Pair Knickers Brad@ Suits in bed Fleeced Union Suits Heavy cotton-ribbed, lightly fleeced Union Sults; iong- vile coat with Suseers and one: 7 @ vest. Made mh all the new- . Mhowing the : ers with wide years. J y | — . . A . . Knicker Vest Suits eh, sturdy Suits enter this sale and rice Every Sult perfectly tailored wit made of sturdy all-woo! fabrics. imglish models and beltere. Every ferial in the new fancy -” pular Both $8 95 ed and > , 17 par or = Boys’ $15 Gabardine Raincoats All go at this remarkable low price Every Ceat made of fine quality gabardine, every Coat Waterproof Made in the new belted styles with convertible co lare The ideal Coet ~ for the rainy da; and sechooiw ear Sizes 4 to 14 (Nugentse—Third Ficer,. SNorth.! ei tive velveteen jacket and plaid skirt combinations in delightful, youthful models. + Colors of Balbriggan— Tan Green Bluejay Pansy Bokhara Rose Nile Colors of Velveteen— Seal Brown Black Navy and Wine = Sizes 16 to 38 58 ; cgentse—Secona Ficor.) ness man, in an array of beautiful Fall patterns. to fit men of all builds. Topcoats and Gabardines 182 Silk yoke and silk.sieeve lined. An exceptional value offered at this low price for quality garments. The Topcoats come in varied pat- terns of gray, tan, brown and overplaid effects. The Gabardines in the popular tan shades. Sizes 34 to 44. 2-Trouser Suits 182 For the young man. Sizes 33 to 37. We offer 200 of these new Fall 2-Trouser Sults. Tailored in the new Fall models in the pop- ular single and double breasted English effects. Featuring the new wide irousers. i Sizes Sizes 34 to 46. vest Sale Price (Nugents—Thiré Fieor, North.) 7 . long-sleeve are in ankle color. Harvest Sale Price.... Broadcloth Shi onl y. Dow st 14% to 17. Harvest Sale Price..... ore Cotton-ribbed Shirts, Dr Men’s English Broad- Neckband style
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* * 2 - ‘ - mae ee PR Ses eae IP RU eS a ee Rag ar ete dekh 2 ADO Twe anf depemiditian webinar ot 489 A, eet ST Te eee Late Uae = i eae 7 Bias f re cae, Vee re AER, ye S. 7 Sas tate hy ORS tow —* > Me, Se ” 7 eat | . ta oaks od * a eae The SC ee 5 Mia Bey ame Pint oA: Milne aes gh eves! seta nitnctaies 52 yg, i ss ak Base a ir ae os: pein take ERE LE : ee . ee owt : a . vor a ae sar aera 7 AL, ae nf © ln os Sid s a Wr eve a en a Siudigecs: SM ee Seen SPR Ss t sas as - Ser ie _ weer 4S yom - Oe et Ree sets: LY RE Te 696 P ae +te@ihas ERM AT REN AELTREML PRY HN RWS Re Soe Some RR et ae ae - rag ae ve > Pes 4 4 ii? ; ae bg e x : , a’ 2 4 ye & 7 ? - s i t - | * £ate =) £4 2s = * Boke F ait : rs 32 ; a | - 4: = - 2 Saas. img Ht 4 : 74 ’ be ‘4 ' oo ome ih Bee i a4 3 7: ee - = 5 - 4 mus * : ¢ £4 Bare Bs” ea F: * tt Saas = ti 3 i. “ty > : > x 2 J te PS ; Pa ee 4 ‘ - oe s er : ag ; d | =o % - ue @ 3 é A a t ee lees Suits Pure Worsted Jerseys All-Wool Cheviots All-Wool Tweeds in smart new coler combinations and newest Fall ideas in Oliver Twists, button- e - - ons, middies, and novelty effects. Just , trom tea ~ = lume now to change the youngster Suits to these new Fall garments. All sizes 3 to 8 included. Values to $4.95 at . ininstiness Another Great Basement Shoe Sale 4000 Pairs of Women’s & Girls’ = Low Shoes New styles and materials, ont om racks aceording te ‘sizes, to make choosing quickly. Shoes taken from our upstairs department added to by a special purchase from well-known manufacturers. You will find new Buckle Pumps, D'Orsay Pumps, Step-In Pumps, Novelty Effects, Pretty Strap Styles, Schooi Oxfords, Street Oxfords, Cut- Onts, and Compinations. The materials are ack Velvet. Black Satin, Tan Calf. Blonde Kid. Blende Satin, Patent Lea- ther, Black Calf and Two-Tone effeets. All types of heels. Sizes 2\4 to 8 in the Lot (Nugeare—Sargaia Basement.) ~ | | Men’s Shirts and Drawers Heed guadcad ik cece es Men’s Fall and Winter Underwear a ss Special Harvest Prices Supply your season's needs now at if low prices, and save money. Suedine Broadcloth Two Unusaal Ready-to-Wear Events Saturday 1000 New Fall ' Manchurian Wolf (Chinese Ds es Straightline models, wrapey fur trimmed collars and cuffs—seme bm borders and tabs. Mandel Sabeline, Ete. z Men’s Cotton Union Suits i, Med: um- wetght retton ribbed Union ' ' Suits. in ecru shade, long sieeves and ‘ . long lemgths; full cut. Sises 34 to 46 $i ¢be val ue l. Special at a) a; Men’s Setsnug Union Suits Rayen trimmed. slightly fleeced —"- Union Suits: raron trimmed gg front: long sleeves, ankie length. tifully made, in rendem color: regriar $1.85 value at Men’ s Wool-Mixed Union Suits \ “ake ait” DSrand ff, w a = txed. «ray ae al a «§ Uy trimmed: full eut Siaes ]. 70 ; ae to +464 $2 a ‘aie «a* : > Men’s ARWoel Sudaties Men's “Darn-Proof” Hose . \ ca Oo We, . >” “ ee” f Vv; Tee —— a ce _— Se —— * ius the Lii-wool, heavy rone stitch Fameus carantee 7 sie Sweater oats, with larce toll ") Hose. im boxes of sit. with € ccllare. in brown maroon and months guaratéee. Come In i - ee - o ~~ ~e . * « ; i ; ” * a —-_“ - gray shades: reg- | Black colors: all ular $5.96 valve. sizes, "> to 12 limited quantity . | Special, € pairs for Heavy cotten Shirts and , Of heary wool and eotton Drawers, rarén trimmed mixed fird-d- in natural imed frent edge fiat teck § gray: lene sleeves. ankle seams, ankie-length eager ; bength, perfect in fit and con- and long sieeve Shirt truction, farmous “Oak XX nit” omg RP erage ne cot - 70, brand All sizes. reguiar $1 iy - geconds of $1.25 nae c| Vaige, at, each... $ | 00 | | Attractive New Fall
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 98, ‘1948, $3.50 54-Inch Wool Flannel all-wool French gy for suits and m new colors and Crinkle Bed Sets } tra heavy, weight, natura) m-grounds with rose, blue and _Spripes, scalloped and cut Size 75x90 with bolster: $7 lteter FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 192 The Daily POST-DISPATCH a on - = -“- —~ ~~ a ———————— ~ = —_——* ST PAUL FISCAL ee Se Railway ye olde-tyme way 8. enjoy'd ye nation over since this | centvrie began” a % ~ +h ** Our friends can judge our goode taste not alone by | ye clothes we wear or ye | books we read, but also | by ye candies we serve. | . Be mindful,always,ofthis. | to the outlined last June, the bankers an- / nounced. and stocks will be permitted to de- PLAN OPERATE Reorganization Man- agers Announce the Con- sent of Security Holders. By the Assocdated Press. NEW YORK, Oct. 9.—The reorganization plan of the Chicago, Mulwaukee ing of the road's financial gtru>- ture, has been declared operative by the reorganization managers, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and the Na-| The action fore- Shadows an early termination of the receivership into which the road was plunged last March. Holders of $419,000,000 St. Pau! securities out of a total of more than $750,000,000 have assented reorganization proposals tional City Co. Other holders of bonds posit their securities without pen- alty until Nov. 20, after which pen- alties will be imposed and applied to the expenses of reorganizathon. The reorganization -plan pro- Vides for a reduction of the St. Paul's fixed interest bearing debt frcm $469,521,196 to $242,069,220; the funding of more than $185,- 000,000 of short term bonds into long term obligations with interest contingent upon earnings: liquida- tion of a $55,000,000 debt to the & St. Paul Rajlway, | providing for a complete overhaul- | — —- ; i Roosevelt committee, the reorgan- ization managers stated that the wnodifications proposed were con- = sidere.| both on behalf of the re- | porennieation managers and the! ‘bondholders committee of which | | Prederick H. Ecker is chairman. | , They were rejected as not being in ithe interest of the bondholders or | pre ferred stockholders, as were |Simlliar proposals made on behalf 'of stockholders during the negotia- tions between the three committees ‘representing bonds, preferred stock ,and common stock that preceded the adoption of the plan. MOTHER FAINTS, BABY DROWNS Finds Son Under Water in Tub When She Recovers. Special to the Post-Dispatch | NEW YORK, Oct. 9.—For three months now something at intervals thas been fluttering the heart of Mrs. Charles T. Godfrey, 32 years old, of Corona. When these dis- turbances come Mrs. Godfrey faints. Doctors for months have been treating the woman and it was thought she was improving. After her husband went to work vesterday Mrs. Godfrey made ready to bathe her son, Warren, 2 years and three months old. She ran the tub full of warm water so he could stand in it up to his neck. Mrs. Godfrey carried her son to the bathroom. She fainted. War- ren fell with a splash into the tub as his mother fell backward. When his mother regained con- sciousness in 10 minutes Warren | lay dead under nearly two feet of | lone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee eee eee For A Perfect Shampoo — A Perfect Soap Every Ingredient of JAP ROSE Beautifies the Hair How many times you’ve wished you could avoid that “unnatu- ral”, “wild” look thatcomestohair after the ordinary shampoo. And now you can. Simply use Jap Rose. Try it. You will find that it leaves even the heaviest hair beautifully clean, free from gummy deposits -—and looking perfectly natural. _— eee _ SS > = , : ry ) \/ Only a few more of those beautiful Boudoir Lamps left. Get yours Saturday. THEY ARE FREE. ) yCE MEN'S AND WOMEN’S Arvence FALL AND WIPTER CLOTHING | Look for the Yellow Signs i Men’s 2-Pants : SUITS The handsemest patterns, newest models. A vast as- sortment of colors are here wer SILK ROCKS In every desirable shades Fall's newest a uP Women’s and Misses’ Fur-Trimmed COATS we eee SA AOS PR I Sh NNN Ee RIE 0 © & ¥ . ” United States Government and as- sessments of $28 a share on the preferred stock and $32 a share on the common etock. : Of the securities that have as- | sented to the plan, the reorganiza- tton managers stated, approximate- Ns1932 e OOD r WiL ~ 4h | OVER WOOLWORTHS | |BLEnrrance 509 N. BROADWAY |i Remember, tomorrow is Candy Day. ly $111,590,000 represent bonds, or ClicShieels ‘ s nearly half of the aggregate amount age ° of outstanding borfds affected by | j ; r Q Qs i n the reorganization. The total in- BF cludes over $79,000,090 of the Pu- , Ti - get Sound extension obligations, or ae /approximately 73 per cent of that } ; Aan ICS issue, and more than $92,500,000 or 45 per cent of the various issues se- VISIT OUR COLONIAL SHOPPB cured under the general and re- ! slightiy Tieeced;: funding mortgage. In addition, $89,- | (Chemical Building) long slqgres, ankle 800.000 par value of stock has length; sizes 2 to ; | \ James S. Kick & Co. Chicage AT CASH PRICES No Down Payment— «a Little Each Week. 30x34 Heavy ee + es > $9.95 32x4 O<. 8. H. D. m 4 Pee Se pete ee at e i - - “Te Ba. ote it | (NE RE AE Other sizes in proportion. We are - fone, distributors for all standard makes, ‘ts \: “4 A \ sy = ~ s po STATE TIRE CO. 2235 WASHINGTON AV. °4-Bomont-2206 Open Eve. Till 8 The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service - ee ee ee 2 ee ee eee ee To ie been deposited. = The announcement yesterday that | @ the original reorganization plan 6 had heen dtclared operative fol- | : lowed threats of an opposing group, |= jheaded by George FE. Roosevelt, to draft an alternative plan upon fail- ure to obtain modification of the Kuhn, Loeb- National City pro- posals. Regarding the statements of the --=- } | * Boys’ Union Suits Fall weight: ribbed cottem; a - tie thal tos Our Annual Sale! _ Juniors’ and Girls’ \ WINTER An Event Tremendous in Its Scope! Involving Two Thousand of the Winter’s Smartest Coats! Right at the threshold of the season this sale is nothing short of phenomenal! Values eclipse any we have ever known! Variety provides scores of becoming styles! | Materials Sizes to Fit The Small Girl Cut Polaires Vel Actvekihaie The Tall Girl elours stra ‘ : Indian Blanket Coats The Slim. Girl Plaids Cheviots The Stout Girl Combination Astrakhan & Velour All Coats full lined—some inter- . lined. Coats elaborately fur trimmed— Mgt AF a Colors and Stvles . ct aa wat FE Pe 5 ig 8 o many with mandel fur collars. Re. at ie ak tes. cee ee Th I = that Sig Pt dled ¥ rae most-in-demand colors as well as e Values are su the smartest and most ld do jus- i becoming styles to these Coats wou Oo jus Sila ale ae brrsmmemge led fo: tice to any sale at eae aly ME thar will delight ane double the price. a ee eee es ‘( af aoe girl's heart: all full cut izes , a Anal SALE IN % BARGAIN BASEMENT Lightweight Coats Left over from Spring. but are just right for the present weather. Only 182 Ooats left. Originally sold at $15 up to $15. On sale, while they last Saturday, $90 $10 509 WASHINGTON AVE. | ea ae Our First and Greatest Sale COATS| * That Break All Records for Coat Values —QOne Feature Lot e a = e = . FE e == a & i= 7 = & = a = - @ = ® r= e | = |] e = F a P= 3 u £ r . a . r e More Than 200 Styles to Choose From All Fur Trimmed Flared and ripple styles galore; also straight- line and tailored styles. Sizes 14 to 58. ~ = SASL 8 88S SS eT ee eee ee The Materials Velverette Padrona Petit-tip Tweed Chamo-suede Pinpoint Alvarado Chansorette Styles , Bolivias Polaires models, wrappy models, — and cuffs—some have ned and : T ° . ty Moufflon Fitch hurian Woif (Chinese Dog) The Largest Coat Pe. Sabeline, Etc. Stock in St. Louis ‘gees at These Prices ) Fall and full lined. Fur-l rimmed OATS 15 Serely you never heard ef values to aurpess these! We bought 300 highest arade Ceats jest for this SALE faturday and we bought them lew enough te of- fer yeu garments actu- ally werth 825 at this drastic price, $16. No Mother of Girls Can Af- ford to Miss This Sale Which Starts Saturday Morning at 9:00 Our Very Finest COATS $35 t $65 These new Coats show many delight- ful trimming touche-—braid, silk ‘*stitch- ings and novelty britons—the new rip- | ple and flare els, etc. The collars | are mushroom or large shaw! efict. | The talloring is exquisite to the smallest detail. 4 fhe AT 2 Eaves ad Nez Jn Practically the entire Coat Depart- eS Seen! || ||| \|\1\\) ment will be given over for the extra ‘ Ale Ul wm 6csale of $6 Coats; extra salespeople; Bilt ee ees extra wrappers will be handy for you when store opens, that you will be as- sured of prompt and immediate serv- ice. Saturday Morning a | : : :
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FR A The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED OCTOBER 9. 19% | : Annual Song Convention. i ~ = e t x ) es 5: Ss OReE z | diated wes ats eT ae - ; ee nial i ie : rey “e- a aha SS, oe ra ee en ea RRR ts aE ak Sip SRO le be ‘ a - ; a Set & a tt wie ee = LP ees She She ~~ - tJ . " 6 > f 7 a - ; , > po 3 > ew ot ve 3 ~ "te = i Pers Tee eee = —" ee em ME oe 2° the Associated Press. GO, Oct. 3.—Death may eee ee ee atte wie the prison bars from which 1 W. Worthington. “Wolf of le street.” has been fleeing adopting the Ameri- can store practice of letting patrons look around at their lei- sure without urging them to buy. . 4 - my 4 - aoc al " 1) ae 7 > Ah ‘ * > 0 ag Ke oh hi: SE Bia, ee a " i - ‘ St eee dt es Te RS “ ee tage Pie aes a mi nh Ae MT, ae eR ee RE ag tite a ie a WOR) Mere Ns ee ek en, oF es ee "3 yer ‘Sek: ieee LS ia tare y ae a ‘er we OS Pp Ree emai ye . Vis se sleet hel we v * Sapa ta er - ’ tea” : aes : cr on ST years. Broken in health, Worthington | is back .in Chicago where ris frenzied financial operations This 4-Piece N Huguenot Walnut gE toe ET te me te (a 4, ~ MTR Cee eereepery’ brought him millions and—two Sea es ee Wty, years sentence in Atianta. to maxe PE a te agli Le RY nee “ oF eee ~ RT AN RS et ee OT eee Otew ne nee - i as The surprising thing is that the En- EY EE ae dt eae | glish people should anagem ana Si ‘ have tolerated so . ie wits — ; > . . 4 , : 00,000, he maya And be wants o Lasting Quality Built Into These || see “ep that Intact. diy) | sy . a eo ve » BEDROOM SUITE : 4 after that is setticd e does no | y . . ‘ | ) i _—e. if he aii to jan = : oung Men S Suits | partiy paraiyzec n came fron ) ‘ = aaa y f Mexico, his last place o uge, on | . $ stretcher—the last act, he thinks | as ; | SCRUGGS- Tee ee a al The - andervoort 5 With Two Pairs > 2 ae | seep oe | i } Fed | agen: onstantly of " ¥ : ARNEY | | | Sto wast uo vast» Cuter ot ‘Petes Special Trousers " : © $y ; 4 ) a SONG To ~ sa 5 i oom . + Nests f ‘ #.4 i I ARE tn, ty i elle ae EE AE 0 pe ena meets we “| eres wheth i ee ee Se ee ee o SEE A Np m ndinastitieeeete seen ve ~— ened D Abbid bb AERA BSB ee ee a a ee oe gg rhe PR ATI + RIE Na DL Cu p> eee etal ae ey ae ¥ —_ apsbttezcs ‘ . . : . i tate ear Se I fa eee ia one Be ae Oe Sk ee RO EERE OER. OR ie Coen a RE SESE TE p oe Bs 2 yaa ai I yitie yk ah ‘ ge ao re Ba ti. > Seay OMRES y Rane Sait ot Brat, ®, oh og PB heaiea ee aes ae eh! xy et wid ba 2 ey 7 — ‘ “ us 6s e : ‘se | ae ee Oe 4 $s Woe Ceo San ee 4 + | aa RRS ee “ a - a>-9 B? Spebhrey Vhigs ae et ARE Bs ee SS? ae RP dae oak ae ae ROT OE TO Bc 0 - MES 4 ’ voedna a eT ey -_ . s _ § oe Ay tei j r ery are purple-tissue lined. ) se ~ Both paper and envelopes his operations and con- ‘harge of using = F ; are in large size and of cou The dresser is la: s has bow end: the chiffo- en ee 2 . wa te ep * hen ere | | : | i need ee ee ie Ty ag y EW Vest Suits have just been unpacked. ) t cuality. At $1 for 100 of . They come with two knickers or knickers 4 | each this is a value decided- —. eRe “reer “7 len “OU ike iG ex arse cene! {um It was claimed he cou'd not ‘rs. It isa Suite that you will [be moved because of his condition Fine all-wool fabrics — tweeds, cassmeres Ry ¢ he disappeared aga-n Catil = 4 = : : a Pn a atiineedaaiie in Chi | This W ardrobe and eheviots eome in mixtures of gray. tan, age ‘ummoned fi 7-4-4 blue and brown. ice is $16.75 al- oe Te, SS ee | Trunk $55 lue and brown. The price is only $16.75 al conaraacatgiene Bicep ob sc ptt : ’ though the quality warrants a higher price. TT > ye tin - . ico had been made | \\ HEN men or women Sizes are 7 to 16 vears. Purported Detail — iSi — ain, artes aQrC a re. fo 18 years. . be ew 2 PR : Lt a il Rodgers, New Rocheile. N. Y., wife fi] bag. iocking device for aii y bes wt a oe 0 of 8 New York broker She. too. | jf irawers. shoe compartment. he said. ha@ never neglected ae" nage , 7 ~ ie hatbox and lined amp > ee ry . i. f " . ss P ie Z &. - a? J t x J 4 a a bs Fm . 2 * 5 ‘sj Pe il ) ~ #t ; Ba: - ‘e oa . 3 ‘i Pa aR I Z 7 — be " y . Se a Cia “ a Wy 3 pe P * + a¢ ag nn ie Ae peat ascerheaetetyei or a Se ees Deyo Me i oe: " ane ve - a Dba bile 4) ww O941M mei f sane l & BaP ey ee VPee) eet Sy. MRS ib TEE i FR ‘ : Bors othing Shop—Secend Facer —— ; for Having Stolen Bonds. ) . Wa, . / ‘ 4 ad ert = a... in in — + j : re ‘ Ss uncer ad ws ree , od . » * . . _ % f ? 7 = | 6 RA ie — ’ Velvet Hats for > ~ - _— ID a ‘ ‘ J _ . Ta Pmrnont te tatty rT? Tz _ wa pt! Or Aidi i. LaLa = > i [2 en \-year-oild . ~~ ** °> ,1 DOD .4Agw : ' -—t > — * in ; 4% a=) + : mocgers Ss equeat nei | i@a.aner. (yrpainarity i Sf .i8 ae Aa Sones Cite en's See i ' , ' «ica tea . . " j t SI OE PERRIER a a Na a - amine ap : Pa - $ : e . 4 ee" . : th ee a Ey * oe ui - . Sev = a She is the pride of my life.” the new er quotes th Sy ‘ .* sit Spa p ‘ UC = re ‘ Wale” fal Six friends get $5000 each. Phyvrsicians say the estimate of 2 few dars, placed on his remaining epan of life by Worthington s ITTLE giris may wear new Velvet Hats as well eas older sister for here are dozens of pretty ones shin Sk eceenine ati designed to frame small ff 4 : ; ; , — I th. pent mail rete eahhearyw H , bE a . + he : , . fae : m ing accused ef havitz ha: o = : 2° 2, > — “7 : " {ft > ; = sy : tf = ~" e ¢ “ser a “ " 3 : ae , . . - = ae , Pokes af? _the.face. turm- Ca, Luding m ston of part of the $225.9990 tn sto! \ fi Ne oa " For Sunny Days or Rainy v eather. , : Saad SOC °iTil ie ; ’ J gt .* “ . . . Ryne si 8 : nee | Se ee $37.50, now offered at the i wher? closed: wide spread, giving ample protection effeetiwely used sas tril mings $5 to $12.75 A ec CARE ON TG RL NE ah eat Bit “Ne meme ostrich, flowers aad buckles . *nd served five vears tn Sing Since . “recon speciai ; rice or = ‘ee 3 Lt #& opened. The indictment roted agains The combined Buying power of our Eight Stores is the reason we ® ean offer this neweet coil boz-spring Bed-Davenpert Suite at so jow a price. It is @ value that demands your !mepection Saturdar him in St. Lovwis relates to posses leather, with two strong side 16-m> styles. with a number of distinctive border® we ada 15 > i a-vrns % 7%, bis ais : ts > ane The newest overstuffed design with spring-filied loose cushion seats. sion and handling of some $58 600) a a - Ronee . oe “ : .OCKS an ieather handle. Ulustrate but three from our extensive collection. FE uphoistered in a splendid quality bive or taupe vreiour The Suite Bs of the stolen ‘arm iean bonds | = compriacs @ leag Gnvenpert, which conceals a coil boxr-spring bed. } which Worthington ie sid to have) moire lined, and has remov- : stub ends are amber ecolered. Handles are in um Celleziate Hats — and large head rest, fireside chair. Sale Saturday only a: | $10 Cash Deliwwers It | eeeived from George v Halliday able fitted trary. Toilet fit- ) a signs and match the berders. Ary one is an excellent @ a5 Special ? | cguien $2 go Worthing-| tings are of replica shell, am- choice, and the price range is comprehensive. a i ee | con i alleged to have sold the|{| der or ivory, gold decorated. $5.95 $650 $7.50 $895 $10 $1250 $T1h meen Pies mm ends te innocent purchasers in| Luggage Shop—Doewns:airs —$ Umbrella Shop—First Ficor. Bea. a aan cor the remy © ag ~ . Fe the popular price, $5.00. Ve > ‘| leurs and Felts in all the Peru-Colombia Treaty Approved. | : Gy the Aseortated Pree. ‘ | east . a = : BOGOTA, Columbia, Oct. §— | ” * smart Fall colors and @& The Celombian Senate has | a aie z preved the boundary treaty | | ‘ 4 Simply tween Peru and Colombia. which » "ow goes to the House of Repre. ¥ - ine : Sl gentutieen, ‘Ghee % ts tellevet & ESTABLISHED 1850—DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR—1925 =a Juventie Millinery Shop— =m, Will be accepted. : { | Third Fleer made of genuine cowhide | . Wandervoort’s Umbrella Shop is showing the very - s “3 Sa. 3 | |
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FRIDAY OCTOBER 9,' 1925. FRIDAY, — ee seen SRIDAT. og. fhe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED it ee ————_--.- — breasted blue Suits are pres- as double and single breast- nd mixtures. ~All are cut in mple lapels, both peaked and bly wide trousers. See these he selection is complete. Se SE a ee Cay \ As 'Y ‘Stationery, $1.00. | With Purple-Lined 4S Envelopes a r : EEP purple, so fashion- = r\ ve Two Kni k able of late, finds its : TTP a There are also Seotch | . CKECTS Way even into one’s station- | 1 | ors tafatol Heath balbriggans, . ; | . : ‘. rT p ‘Trousers ery—for the envelopes of || : kasha and_ knitted this imported white station- {| two-piece and _tai- ery are purple-tissue lined. | | lored one-piece silk Both paper and envelopes Ai iy frocks. | : are in large size and of good | _ OR In Brown, Navy eked. quality. At $1 for 100 of | \} sre Black trimmed in ackers | each; this is a value decided- | ber | i: Ses. ees Bs | | colors, Pencil Blue, e new | le worth while ras. Green, Purple and * . ' ae amare ee ee, Burgundy | Stationery Bhop—First Floor - ; eres | Sports Coats Over Sports Dresses, n, 5 all | of Course! ice. | | With the arrival of cooler weather a Sports Coat becomes a _ | er. | collars and cuffs of beaver, raccoon, squirrel, wolf and fox. p | Many relieve their mannisii severity of line with the new TNs | back flare. Prices range, $25 to $135. izes | Sports Apparel Shop—Second Floor. et eteentee ee Velvet Hats for Little Girls ITTLE girls may wear | “~“new Velvet Hats as well as older sister for here Are dozens of pretty ones” @esigned to frame smal] fdces. Pokes, off-the-face, turn- \ back and tam styles in love- | ws or Rainy Weather, Mode of the Hour Is the Silk Umbrella Sixteen Ribs e carrying a 16-rib Umbrella—for ted mode. It is short and stubby id, giving ample protection wheB Ribbon, fur. feathers, Pureffectively used as trim- t $5 to $12.75 a Shop is showing the very newest iB ogi mber of distinctive borders. We fi Be our extensive collection. Tips and [PRs ; ' ' eS Fi 2g | ey : 3 ' i ' | most important member of your wardrobe—vyou'll like the | swagger new models of imported tweeds, mixtures and plaids. ' $ingle and double breasted styles. Some fur-trimmed, with SCRUGGS- . | . fe . wo Pairs sauEVOORT. Two-Piece Mode Featured in Large Selection of BARNEY Sports Dresses, $25 HE Second Floor Sports Shop features the Two-Piece Mode in some of its most attractive versions in the New Sports Dresses at $25. Very smart Is a two-piece with velveteen top trimmed to match its checked-plaid velour skirt. Another strik- ing Sports’ Dress at $25 is a two-piece flat crepe with hand-painted motifs at the pock: Us Two-Piece Smocked (repe de Chines are a new arrival in this group. Dea de abe: Fall cont The Smart, Small Hat So Much | enrich, rowers and buckles =| «=? Vogue ts $10 at Vandervoort’s mings. | N the Saturday Feature Millinery Group at $10, the smart, small Hat, so much in vogue this Fall, is shown in many charming styles. Many are special - values. All have the individual styling and are made of the finer quality materials usually found only in pred. Handles are in unusual oo Colleziate Hats | much higher-priced Hats. lers. Ary one is an excellent #1 Kip é 3 | re — in— Se techonsive, $5 Special Hats for every oceadion are included in $8.95 $10 $12.50 $17 $20 200 new Collegiate Hats | Velvet Velour ; Satin Felt Shop—First Fioor. here for the college girl at | and Hatter’s Plush ee nomen peice, $6.00. a8 | Bobbed hair and larger head sizes—the newest Au- smart Fall colors ash “ee tumn shades—styles for both young women and y shapes that the girls like. | matrons. siti Simply trimmed with rib- \ Vandervoort'’s Millinery Shop—tThird Floor. | ee feathers or buckles. { | 1925 2 Juvenile Millinery BShop— ae hird Floor. = ee —— ESTABLISHED 1850—DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR—1925 SO a me aaaiiii~=e= oe een eteme no ene a ——— eee —-—-- — Beginning S . Py 5 Saturday | => Attractive Youthful Fashions Providing Styles for All Daytime and Evening Occasions—Unusual Values Iwo piece velvet. CHARMING Frock for any eens. ae occasion may be chosen from A new straightline the wonderful, large assortment of coal style in crepe Misses’ Dresses attractively priced de — ; at $16.75. The smartest new youth- * _ ae : he ; ful fashions are represented. The failored one-piece ; ; flat crepe Dresses. popular two-piece mode is featured ee £29 in the favored Fall materials. Satin crepe Dresses Among the Dresses featured in this in one and two piece styles croup Saturday are those listed on oe ee either side. Dance Frocks of ’ ; ; _— >, f “s SnNades Ow Georgette, including In the new Fall shades of brown, godet circular flare wine, Burgundy, also navy and effect; high shades. black. Sizes 14 to 20. Misses’ Dress Shop—Third Floor. 1 Lb., 50c Week-End Candy Spectal 2 lke Assorted Milk and Dark Chocolates, Bon Bons, Wrapped Caramels. Candy Shop—Firat Floor. — ers we Olive to Leoust, From Ninth to Tenth 500 Misses’ One and Two Piece Dresses in a Feature Offering Sizes 14 to 20 Years Two-piece crepe de chine Dresses, xk «= 3 new high neck, — k.. @ a One and two-plece balbriggans. > 4 oe « Eton cloth Dresses — with crepe de chine combination. :* * Be Imported beaded Georgette dinner and afternoon Dresses; high shades, 1 and 2 Piece Balbriggan Dresses | at $9.75—Choice of High School Girls | ‘O much in demand are the fashionable Bal- Ay, \ briggans for school wear, the Girls’ Shop by has assembled a splendid new assortment of YK / one and two piece Balbriggan Dresses for the 7 \ high school girl of 13 to 17 years. They are jauntily styled, some with animal motifs ap- | b pliqued on and some with the new high necks. i\ WG, They come in all the wanted shadeg, Ge by = Tailored Frocks—S8 to 14 At $16.75 Py! Another attractive group of tailored claas- A y, room Frocks featured Saturday are the new Jersey, flannel and wool plaid models for the schoolzirl of 8 to 14 years. One pretty style is of velvet top and checked plaid skirt. The Middies new smocked Jerseys are also shown. 4 for Blouses Gym Dressy Frocks—10 to 17 for At $25.00 Setoes SI. 00 Charming Frocks for better wear are shown $1. 95 “Bonnie in velvet, velveteen, satin crepe, crepe de B Printed all. chine, Jersey and cloth twills—in smart be- English white Je aD coming models for girls and juniors; sizes 10 broadcloth Middies wit n 017 years. Etons, two-piece and flared styles Overbl ouses, braid trim. displaying shoestring lacings, batik effects with Peter Pan : ’ eollars. Sizes S) 22 . sizes 6 to embroidery and pearl button trims. pene 6 to 20 years. Large New Collection of Girls’ and Juniors’ Winter Coats Inclndes the newest smart models for school and better wear. Coats in Chin- - above. Some double-breasted chilla, fancy checks and lovely velvety pile fabrics in regulation, flared and straight- $49. 75 line models, as smart as mother’s. Many with rich fur collars; all warmly lined Brown, navy and the new plumage shades. Sizes 6 to 17 years. $19.75 to $116. Vandervoort's Girls’ Shop—Third Floor. . Misses’ Suit Misses’ Tailored Suits H‘4ve taken twe ways te tailored smartness this Full ——as witness the two young prefer the jaunty short ; : i : long-coat type. this : 4 Sizes 14 to iit $39.75 Gray. Tan and Brown, = File et it Ae ee ae 2 | » Pept BEY og > «
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ro aa 4 f Naar gi tik hie 2 RS 3 ~*~ tipsy - 08 ae salt o CE PUBANT GOWER Qaagaamige SNP: ish SHORE oy see y AE eR. peace oe RE I FS a 1% vetdm ERS SEN sei bs nl 0 ; > (hargces of vioiating t: fade icin ili Seb dhcab i aie lng ci ili il eka (Sapien ssi Padiga ® " BOON cE, ae ep gi IgE m Rs — 6 TAR EON ERT er BN ILS 8 eal i> chk stadia 5 - ae 0 eels ee ~ whee Regent Se? rca hee Se oe _ ie 2 st ‘LOUIS POST-NMISPATTH Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ocTo PASTOR AND GIRL TO GO FREE ~=i> m= comsicered sme cane ¢ nine conseéec ive weekly seasions €,overn ment Drops Mann Act faiied to return an indictment Charges Against E-x-‘hieagctc.’ against the pais a Br the Associated Press. — ASTD arom NK. J. Ot. 3.— Sheriff Slain _) =} ‘ ‘ar farmer cheri’f Flet “her Collins pn? M -Ar- Roscoe Car! Ziegier, form : iff Fi i - +, . ” , ~ ; t avo and@ eloped with Ziegier to El Paso, possible violen at the hands of 2 * ee Me : + -‘rowd which attempted ‘to seize Tex The Federal grand jury here. ©-m Gloves $1.49 Women's charmots-suede fabric Gauntiets in novelty embreid- ered stvies. Warted shades and a full range of sizes. aacmeamn’ exepeend Stere Ree eS eee ‘ jd : Be ig Ma . > ad ® ‘ > ay ‘ # ’ » uf a ‘. , : ' + eh Ae IR rit ek rb Se i eS illegal Sk PENNA RE SAE TE Te Ra OO Ee OY ar DIE elt a ee eee or ee ee a , pn cs at fa EN - es rs ieee ape. i eas: 6 : epithe ‘ : » 4 es ‘ > ae rl Cola 4g + ES e Qe ae Oey em sy Sort AB hele! ’ hig 2 OR PS gen eh ANE 28) aah ais ae OS 5 oI c 5 Ss eae Gotan, hd: ieee ee ee ee dull. eee WT ‘ Milaiiebeuate. cok ee, te i * 2 . i . ia sade 2 siesges " A on ~ d > ey > ¥ aphid Smt ms Ate re v's ~ +e) Fy “ 4 ~ Le > Spee are ‘ sos Ete NN ts a emcee boaees ” % PA Tan: es amber tek on eYo : Pare Fs “y 2 . - 2.8 Aegte ‘ re I ey % teen ‘ ihe Vee © SR i: Abie aM SBE on ry arid % re att. oe oe os a Bg Tear age cA gtrn ge NE Po tat . 7 ONS 7 a. wn > ™ = EP = eS eEe Pee At Oe mye m . LOF. & CO. Fes The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World 717 Olive Street ‘DIAMONDS - WATCHES| — eruinme, Diamonds Guarciivea. —™ =i CASH or CREDIT Diamonds Direct From Importer . oe 4 P+ em — " . The sures: way cf getting most Diamoné vaiue for your money = . —_—- »% . — > ‘ = _ i is to buy direct from ‘© importer. We are importers who se! > : on . oe * =e direct to the public on easy credit terms. We hand:e oniy tne best grades of Diamonds set in most up-to-date, first-class mount- ings. Our buyers regularly visit the principal Diamond markets ef Burepe in order to fill properly the large and exacting needs of cur trade. Quality is the first Loftis watchword, but our large buring and direct methods permit us to quote prices on Diamonds which make VALUE just as big a feature of our service as quality. An inspection of our new complete stocks of Diamond- get platinum and solid gold jewelry will convince you. store. STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. FAMOUS ~BARK C We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps $1.95 “" $2.95 € Sweaters in coat, middy, sitg. colors and combinations Com plete size range 24 to 34 : —for Saturday Will Interest Hundreds Who Want to Supply Their Needs Most Profitably nter-the Loftis Diamond Contest—$2.000 in Diamond Prizes free For full details watch our newspaper acs or cal! at our > MONEY DOWN Terms to Suit Your Convenience Rings Are 18-K. White Gold—Diamond: he First Oaality, Wil HT }, (} \\i Mi, i .. _— . a “Narcissa” Diamond - white All Platinum they set in beveled hexagon One heagntitu ori Jian? tep. Ring is 18-k. blue white amond i mondés white cod, en- center «1 irrouc hiexi Dv IG eynthetic “Sapphire. graved; satin fin- Diamonds. all biue white cryetaline Emerald or ish. nae a -oler perfectly ermthetic Ruby im center match il PiAtinGm R “d Ail pi : white gold... $00 $150 — =. osee Knife and The “Elite.” solid 18-k. white gold. The “Elite” ali platinum or solid it-k. white gold, set withd your cheice ef 3, $. 7 or 3 bearn- tiful blue-white diamonds, §22-5e end ep. ™ — em White Ww Thin model. open fact. 12 size. screw Gold rist Watch hack and front. dust prow!’ eauti ~ 3 craved Ssecrt ext patter, = hheice of white or green oe iled °see Geld filled fancy link Waldemar cha re nd Ke a c” aa 6[S4898 Dinsnend Cuff Links New design in @ beautiful wing- aN evai Wrist Watch. Seid . —_ pie taorics —.zes 15 years 44 : getty aa PON n box-Dacak styi¢ Stzes 33 ta 44 = @c* Basement Econemy Store Extra Trousers, $4 A Group of Boys’ Two-Pants Suits Overcoats & Mackinaws Choice $ 85 at. se «#ee#*# @ Suits tn sports, pleated and plain English style, with or without vest; good patterns and colors. Sizes 7 ¢t f fo 18 years. Overcoats chinchilla in sizes 2% to 10 years. and cheviot overceating with all-around belt and muff peckets tn sizes 8 to 18 years. Mack- inawes of heavy plaid of plain colored mate- rials, with belt and muff and patch pockets. Sizes § to 18 years. Boys’ 2-Pant Suits Boys’ Suits —or Overcoats Offered ot 95 *11= Ja Sport leated model zits with one pair of long sults in light and dark oad one pair of short pants: rs. Overcoats that are with vest. Light ner dark . warmily lined: good colors. colors. Sizes 7 to 18 years. * Sizes ‘9 18 years : wae Jas. Basement Economy Stere A Large Assortment From Which to Select Women’s Winter Coats Splendid Value at € Coats of Bolivia, Suede cloth, Broadcloth, Deerona having large tur collar and cuffs and some with borders of tur... The new flared and circular models prominent colors as well as black are in evidence. There are women’s, Misses’ and extra sizes, making this group all the more desirable. Make your selections here Saturday. Basement Ecotemyr “tere and other favored tabrics. Thev are tur-trimmed, are included and thev are lined and interlined. The Elgin Watch, Chain Girls’ Coats wenger 8.95 , : = Sizes 3 to 16 / + ) Q5 . | as I id lined and int ned : in @ Children’s and misses’ $12.50, $13.75 and Pa Girls’ Dresses Girls’ Coats | Attractive Offering of Women’s and Misses’ New Fall / Dresses l 2 ne i Be Extra Sizes Incladed : @ Dresses for practically aH occasions. Models for misses, and matronly women, made of the favored materials and in- cluding the popular flared and circular models as well as straightline effects. | Dresses in such a varietv that vou will de- | ; ; ' lig! if in choosing from them. Black and all the newest shades are | shown. and remember there are sizes i} for women, misses and extra sizes 46 | to 50 in the lot. ae Basement Eccr.omy Store A Timely Offering of | Basement Eiconemy Steere Of Felt Are These Women’s Hats Offered at Saturday—A Special Group of Girls’ Hats Offered at $1.95 es i er € i Ss he SS of > ”- 4 -— * ~ = ~ -_ 4id = a 4 : a. Ir i°= i'n a en end : arlety =) > sre 3. iS? = LZ 2 Fashioned sf polo loth — hat - rader [2 } ~ nad any a +? ever and fait. in the > is ~s VW " AarErer rims 4 sh ne , . nicely trimmed and row “apes anc Sty.es. A va- ; rsety ti Ire *») in iA Yy TOs a hs _ the . at ase Ir 4 ; .*2s et 4 Bm ft ot! Of Fr-trimmed ee a. :, ities "? teronrte ° 3 , ‘ piaid able mater e var —— £88 Suece a.* a. =o @? oO?’ e? eo ~ Be , — te 14 ors. Sizes 3 to 14 years Basement Feonemy Store Basement Ecoremy “tore ww it @ reid. Two hive-white For Dress or School Wear—Lot of fa Children’s Shoes Seconds of $2.45 to $3.50 Grades i 88 Sampie sizes give #ple ‘mn evTerr detail Sellers Exceptional Are These 54? = Women’s Sw - omens Sweaters such as cardinal, maroon, and the popuilaz ar white. Sizes + to 46. Basement Ecoremy Store See Men’sand Boy’ and $5 Sh Splendid Choice at vec ry - ——EE S — >uTe Cc I5 7 rack ce “«.1 made ‘ from sh ades navy @inciuded are high and iow s* men. on sGQuare. ro straight toe lasts: of tan. biecE it-outs f patent, are. ealf and kid leathers: 5. 5es 6%. 7 and 7%. Bors high and low Shoes are sla ves. Footwear that wi Silk Underwear ‘amonds in raised settings also A ae mem oe bon ee ea repaired; ail Work guaranteed. iMamends remeunted. Old or write tor catalog 905. Fhonme, Bell Main $7 or 1086 and ys Till 9:30 P. M.; Other Days Till 6:30 Chocolate Stars Regularly 60c Lb., Special, Lb € Pure and wholesome are these delic Stars—a favorite with roung and oid. Chocolatcovered carameis. “pectal, Th. Hase went ee oe Stere ~ ious (hocola’e vee ts in splenfid arrange men: Mussed—$5 to $9 Qualities, at «832 95 and $495 «) 2 lLuded crepe de chime gowns and chemises featuring Caranet Eoill, *“perial . rimm: ngs of | mperted laces, drawnwork., tucks and other ef. t Ecoucomy Steere @ Three white layers filled and covered with marshmallow and covered with shredded cocca- Bu It Salt Rising Bread, eof ................... a —— ET en < i a Children’s Sweaters — 7 over, cr ‘ck et ard — te sty.es, of excellent rarns. bomen : Corsages From pind AC to EA brilliant collection of artifk tal large s2oule clusters. Fiewers, in colors <a der kinds to handsome = gs ee Elegant Cre Sampl $15 to $20 M @ This sale offers you the from well-known New York in the height of fashion. offered at a fraction of their modele—Hats for these very emart oe ——— oo It Will Pay to C Girls’ and Juniors’ Many New Fall $15 to Twill. jersey and flannel models; chi iffon. Georget te and broche velvet Girls’ ae $5.95 to $19 Sores of styles—of twiils. bal Cannel. velvet, crepe de chine and = - (4 vy ‘ 4 ; . $2.95 Chiffon V Weight: 4¢ inches wide in and evening ecolers. Special, 2 e* se eft Pe eww eee + * © + Oe Oe ‘ ie
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MRilia-, OCTOBER pa FRIDAY, hg OCTUEE ER 9, The - —_ - en 1$25. —_ Selamat $6.95. ee 98 —_—_—_—_———— i onentieneREEREE gti OAL hes Vaal weit GAB. $2.50 Black Satin —of all-silk and medium weight; 40 inches wide and of soft quality—ideal for $I 89 frocks. Special, yard..........«+. e Third Floor — ee em “Chateau” bmg Gloves Priced AD Q.90 From. C to > — Splendid $9. d $ 4.99 qA brilliant collection of the exquisitely fashioned Values at... 2 an — @ The celebrated French Kid Gloves In the newest r fancy-cuff styles: of superior quality and in Fall's | favored colors including black and many combinations, Main Floor Frocks 19 to 195 °16 Extraordinary ey Fall's newest choice for all please greatly, Dainty trimmings. Frocks assortments — silhouettes plain and elaborate effects. occasions will in sizes 14 to 20. Dance Frocks 325 to °125 models of metal cloth, Georgette, chiffon, crepe Roma and broche velvet—with novel Sizes 14 to 20. “—for Street and Afternoon | Stvle Shop—“evervday,’ widely ranging prices, | able and satisfactory to choose here. Misses’ Coats —A Featured Group—Wide Choice at 592 ee Such authentic silhouettes as the cape- - back, wrap, variously flared and perfectly , straight models—the many handsome, soft fabries being enhanced with furs used on large shawl collars, bands, deep borders and cuffs. The newest colors and sizes 14 to 20. Other Coats—From the Plainest to the Dressiest, Priced $25 to $275 Misses’ Two-Piece Suits —and Ensembles °A5 to 225 Misses’ Sports Coats —Some With Fur $25 to $150 Come to Our Wondrously sees Misses’ Style Shop it You Seek the Most Advantageous Choice of Attire in Widest Variety Newest Modes—Newest Fabrics and Trimmings—for Every Fall Occasion @ Chic modes for small figures is the specialty of our Misses’ semi-dressy and elaborate gar- ments being offered in remarkable assortments. The logether with the vouthful | charm of each garmént, make it extremely pleasur- S a *« S = LLL OT — LE ~~ re 7 - a” " 7 ds Fal dt Many approved Tailored Suits with 995 types — of herring- short box or seven- bones, tweeds, Shag- eighths coats; also Wide and unusual choice of the moor, mannish home- Ensembles in latest. tailored and trimmed spuns and other straight, flared or tvpes—of silks, cloths, cotton weaves —all with a | wrap modes trim- velveteen and combinations. | jaunty trimness of medwithfur. Many Sizes 14 to 20. styling. Sizes 14 to | shades, sizes 14 to 20. sniinvenei — 20. Fourth Fleor — as & Women’s Solid Gold Wrist Watches $30 Value +19. @ Wrist Watches of 18-k solid white gold@in winged style, hand- somely engraved, and fitted with very reliable 17-jeweled move- ments Main Floer For Girls and Misses “Autumn Ties” Sizes 12 to2...... $4.50 Sizes 21. to 7....$5.50 q A new “Billiken” style for misses and growing girls—smartly design- ed and built for foot-comfort;: in patent leather or tan Russian calf- skin—made on the celebrated Billi- ken last Second Fleor + ° Zane Grey's “The Call of the Canyon” Special, Saturday DIC @ An adventurous nove) of the rugged Arizona mountains, written in thie popular author's best vein. Specia) for Saturday only. Beok Shep—Sixth Flioeor Saturday—2400 Pairs of Women’s Chiffon Silk Hose $1.65 Value—Special at, Pair $137 @ This is one of the most fash- ionable tvpes of Hose—of chiffon weight and pure thread silk—full- fashioned and with lisle tops. The wide color range makes choice even more important, in- cluding: Gunmetal Rose Blonde Atmosphere Moonlight Priscilla Beige Gray Peach Flesh Nude Bran Zinc —and 15 Other Colors Main Floor A Remarkable Offer of 2160 Bottles Mineralava Clay — y > Bs C q An extraordinary purchase of Scotts renowned Beauty Clay—so successful in the treating of sagging faciaP lines, wrinkles, and complexion blemishes. Only while 2160 bottles last is this price avail- able. Complete treatment, including brush, Main Fleer Saturday's Luscious “Special”—Of Assorted Candy 75c Value, LDb., 49¢ 2-LB; BOd. ....cccee: 95¢ @ Pecan cocoanut, cherry tart, butter- cream ting-a-ling, pineapple wedge and other centers covered with milk and dark chocolate, and tutti-frutt caramels and pecan spikes. 60c Assorted Milk Chocolates Many delectable kinds of centers covered with milk 39 chocolate. special, Baturday, pound...............46. Cc 60c Package 60c Buttercups —containing mixed caramels Satin finished hard candies and nougat: 39c with nut and cocoa- 29¢ special, pound . | nut centers, pound Candy Shep—Maina Fleer —_—= Surety-Six SHOES FOR YOUNG WOMEN The Utmost in Value at $6 a Pair © Select, as so many do, your Fall footwear for every occasion from our exclusive Surety-Six as- sortments, where smart styling and good fit are obtained so economically. Here are four popular models: No. 2155 At left — cut -out one-strap of pat- emt, black satin or tan Hassia calf; fancy stitch- ing. No. 4211 "At right — an opera pump ‘'n patent or black satin, with rosette a ep OTA EE een neler Eee - 2 . —— eal ea
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PE er 5 ee Ae alte che ST ae a Le SON + id take ae eer ty |The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Cire ulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED CTOSER SY se 14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 6 ene | “nite States sentenced to Leavenworth prison A A AIS en ae or * “~*~ > » . ~ te — 2 a a ow Vote on Church Union. 1 nen of the church i Lee Holt. Rev. LL EB. Todd. Rev. C. Mayor's Conviction Before Court. yesterday - h , ; core veare and fined $1566. The a 2 e 4 > » , w >| » ’ 4 "| te 1? i>, + ¢ > = « a a a : tT . 7s - J . « a | 4 * lied —— CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo., Oct. >. JesaCe eis oe su Caurenes v¥ sac. a, a St. Louis, an the Agsmoc iat Press perereaiinateamens rey ) yr — ee ' ' ; . . . a ® ; ~ -* . - “ ~ . a ‘ : ur ww A. = -The St. Louis conference of th Wasi ern nd Southeast Missour cme ' , ‘HICAGO. Occ. § rr} ppeal under ivisement. Th Lyor Police Chi tis Turley, as ai- = nc ni Re " — - ~ >» ~** - *} af + * ry ~ | >. 2 al tk: ~ ‘ » 5 , Q *7 si ow . ¢ 4 os "OTR iz Pu . ‘ce a t "ave s : q t ee 1 : moonshine Methodist Episcopa! Church, South, ; tom of the 1926 meetin mace | tena. ane nbaih eee Mrs - H ee . ae gp EO: we geet te aut orit and a to the lodges for $12°a gallon, for ™I | ARMY . Ps maa i a4 a a4 ss 5 - ~~ ~ nahiner received vues $22. 50 GooDs STORE. ns pea: PCcoiaTs., th & hi 10* & Washi Rton ir session at Bonne Terre “harles M. Heavy of § voted yesterdsy. I7@ to fication of the nor*her > a A ae cee ee Bs 3 RY ip 7 fe) —s sapfion co a a Ce See HP oo ae ears ae : wo ¥ . o~ Ns Phe tap ae ——EEE | MEN'S 512°" LEATHER JAG - : > 7 J . a.* ‘ " : a" T ’ *- . ** = a — T —_ ‘ ~ — == . ree ‘ , ° wt = , sa a . a for Um. rro Jelegates to the general Louis, and O. A. Zimmerman o Bf Lars rf iracy to vi moonshine weg ; ' _— - 3 : a - $ 7 5 AA aenision ep ie pe ii: oe Ly Leen ge Ses, Sp PR Roh a he GRO a thre 1 St ta iw, a: Site - sae +. seit OEE gE Pe emamgne ce nett erttaer ppimei cte: oR oO Pa lr ays aa urs gt. ted: + een esti aag - . SE OS PERT LIS AOR Se: Bigeye IP Rl eo Bere, Store Open Saturday Until 6 o’Clock STIX. BAER & FULL GRAND- LEADER ars " ie naam, eet eS: REISER A en bet Se td A Eales A lbs Wasik eee ae ere oe Say 7 y ens oe ae ty 7 ae fa ae Tat ye * > ee See oe Bead i» hee eo. es. * geevres. Tip . ack™ is covers corn molemkip es two = = ina —- tw nit es bane ealy. Think’ P - ae of geruine. rs , bd Sal ae 3 > far% brews ————EEE ay. a ; RR . _ Stig natbakad a. calles teed Ps ® . a ht see ee ae@eme a | ee ens ty a hey’ ree ae 3 aes = ® ln ate a Datel oe ra o Sa ars ot Ss 5 ‘ is ’ os : se ot anton : wer WE SEE at A alec PTS ; CR RS ‘ ’ res by ’ g ee. ? . “+ fing > ee ae one : ieee at ric ay . 3 ee ar ia, et mgerees a ~*y . TE rg ee 1 as tye iis 13 ‘ s Yieyt ae laa den Sahaone oe PO ter Re oe re es. te ree a ‘ a NSP SON POA Ae Poa as . a cad | se. ‘ GR AS ee Sait gs AA este =» ime « ~ ‘ex tis ————_- ——— eee —— i oi ane ~esgeaaiedbs _—— Cig MGR So tes ih) biel init we ne i . . ee ee a EE ER me ee ee - aw “ en 2 ee es eee) Oe ee ae ne ee i> i. ee Ge li ie SS wd SS. Bee hk. EE ey = ep met ee The Roystonian, a Hat of unusual cuality, is fea- tured in English gray. OE ED EE gee seversai S - S pearl, aluminum gray, and 2 to the new browns, at. ee ' Kuppenheimer | $30 DOUBLE-BARREL §$ Tuxedo Suits fee. —— Many of the weaves and patterns are exclusive with Kup- | sende tyr Sticue ait iis 7 . penheimer—such as “Tigertwist,” a fabric especially design- | 1B. HAMMERLESS , ae A i IT et yet ~ 22 Bue SS ti — +4 62O0G8 86 ~ 2 oe a & ” $50 =~. — ed to retain its smart appearance under long and hard usage. == Tailored of exception- This and the other new Kuppenheimer fabrics are shown in Nitro Stee! Bar- 4, : f excep ae - | , itp . rels; 12, 16, 29, ally fine fabrics, with the the smart Glen Urquhart plaids and distinctive stripings—in and 410 Gauges. ee epee negggagmm = S single and double breasted models. : | | & HAMILTON RIFLE, 22-CALIBER (Take Down) SINGLE SHOT, Special- }) § SHOTGUN SHELLS, SMOAELESS, 12 and 16 GAUGE, 5 i 8 Shot, few , | BP 25c CARTRIDGES, 22-CALIBER, WESTERN SMOKELESS, 5 Bares, 75e; Smart. Practical | Men s Royston | Mens Two-Pants | $44.50 STEVENS REPEATING | Topcoats. at $30 | Overcoats, $39.75 | Suits. at $34.75 | As [instrated ; = > The adaptable, serviceable, all-around | Big. warm Overcoats to take a man The man with an eye to clothes econ- | : e r , trav » , “ 4 r in . fare nd ru si) ‘m+ar - : 5 si i - oo $4 Coat for dress, travel, outdoors, business (| through the Winter in comfort an omy w be interested in these well | Pith i aS —just right for this climate. Kuppen- __ style; there is a wide range of choice, made Suits, which present the new Fall sin chat, 82 guage. M hee colld heimer and other good makes featured at | from the smart tube models to the burly | breech with = double locking breach built, styles and colors in fabrics of depend- insuring absolute safety. Note our low price. this price, in a variety of colors and | ulsters—each representing a high degree able character, at a price which makes $12.50 SHOTGUNS. SINGLE BARREL ALL GAUGES, Special, Hote Price. models for men and young men. of value at this price. them a truly remarkable value. ee ; | ad Picante: Sinan 3 High-grade Football Shoes: WINCHESTER REPEATING SHOTGUNS, 12-Gauge, Heavy Walnut Stock. _- made of quality leather, with every wanted feature. Special value. : $2 KHAKI SHELL VEST i | Rugby Footballs HUNTERS CORDUROY A New Selz Balloon-Type Shoe | iis 94s 's5.45 | CAPS ! ~~ + a>.) ae Spell iediiictiieesunaemtineatttion - DS OD AER ly ES TS PD a one a ounseaat . clipe eawanties: With ear flaps. aise A Style Which Men Will Like Standard size, made of genuine | cee a came a cowhide, complete with pure gum | ail sizes S$ OO | bladders; our own importation i outa pi et from England. i i. SH AL 4 — Hose in all | d-looking and very = 4a f \? gy : — very goo ing FE ‘fy if I Sts Fall Size, Filling practical model is here in all the new Sport Coats ot Suede shades of brown and tan, as well as SO I me black; it is sturdily fashioned of selected > Bove whey - At $14.98 calfskin or Scotch grain leather, and = — characterized by the celebrated Selz Ta are exceedingly practical for quality. : Football Infl: latars £ Oe in Bm - ome — Se Genuine Engi Rec. Weel | BLANKETS 2s Gray B'ankets, Hew, Mediom Weigh bain, tems home Spee at... $3.00 Siankets, Fuil Size, Good Weight, Fancy Colers. Specias Fancy imported Blankets, Large Plaids. See Gur Show Windows. Double Wool Siankets, 66x80 inches, Fancy Plaids, etc. special... Royston Shirts for Men Youths Blue Cheviot Suits Geuble Woei Blankets, Large Size, Fancy Plaids, Good Weight Risess MRMibies 00 the Roveton Group Double-Breasted—Each Suit With Extra Trousers i}. ¢. ARMY MUNSON LAST SSH § Of Quality Merchandise—Priced at : I “30 & '| SHOES oe $ 50 and ys, 4s \ > Wb ee Re _— Tes > s2Vv"? a = ‘ ’ QO: the popular blue cheviot are these | \ } | s welt, rubber heels; a pair. —, all whose work or pastime keeps Diece orders now fer Meat them out-of-doors; made of heavy This is just ome of the extensive variety of new Selz models. ta Pp AR reeness . " ) 7 ~aesiiaggnes Rockne Football Pants, designed quality skins, well lined. Sizes 36 to 42. Others are priced trom $6 to $1 0. \ = hed by N = Orange, red, blue, brown, ‘gtay, tan | _——- and autographed by Notre Dame's y> : 7 celebrated coach. Fourth F.oer.) (Sweater section—Fourth Fleor ) oe E08 ae ee ee ee oe ee —- A OS A nauell sealiineheatiedeeanmente a tee - = mmm a me ee ee ge: smart-appearing. well-tailored Suits— | VA tashioned in the English models, wit! \ , ait , wide trousers and blunted vests ; the young ee ‘ee . | ahs = - Fuller. It is a garment of distinguished man of high- school or early college age will find them decidedly to his li iking; the sizes quality, faultless fit and superior work- . Ny i are from 33 to 36. MEX $10 HIGH Tor WFNS S18 DIPrEen LADS on manship. Its materials are of tested ex- yy, A | } 2007S =" $6.95 sis $17.95 | 8007S cellence, its colors guaranteed fast, and its value exceptional. Youths Loose-Fitting Ly i\ we al ‘ aa This initial showing of Roy- é , in | ston Shirts embraces a choice of Topcoats at $20 7 iF i t attractive and exclusive checked : ) | ; Here are the styles that appeal to the spirit . | | : } and plaid fabrics. Each Shirt with perfect-fitting collar to of youth—free-swinging Eng! ish models. in > | wm match. the most likable shades of tans, grays, and ( | : ARMY GCooDSs STU fancy mixtures. The sizes are from 32 to 34. ‘Main F oer ) : | ’ 1Z (Student Section—Fourth Fleer ) : 1o% a Washir re ih. ella -~ Like other Royston products, the Roy- ston Shirt is exclusive with Stix, Baer & waniiene se . wr
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The Daily rR TDs Ay. ainina ni 7° = a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Ee MY. GOODS STORE Br T>Ty rn & Washington’ MBit HE | | q “VELLOW’” oo NEE LD S The Reigning Shade in 610 to 618 Washington Avenue ) \ ae ae = | a Slickers M ‘ y N C a) mie isses’ New Coats and Frocks i aie ici oe Three Feature Group Coats , Frocks for All Occasions a gray day! A bright figure in yellow hurry- ing down the campus or $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 A | ' street....corduroy collar \ up, strapped; raglan f): i" ; sleeves; big, roomy pock- ets. Dry and warm as toast. Also green, red, purple . wilt anbich codeine NTERESTING new versions of the . | Ak | ‘ ELIGHTFUL Frocks for school, Slicker Hats, $2 mode in these attractively priced eh Bi business and formal afternoon ed | Coats may be had in the new plumage J | | Oy, Aye and evening wear show the new treat- shades as well as black. The low rip- 13 Ss ment of the flare and the bright : pled flare is emphasized, many with Yon Wy, es iy wes touches of embroidery, buttons and ° fur borders. Deep cuffs and varied ra -» Be | contrasting materials. Many new Silk Underwear modes of the collar. He \ vais | | models of the two-piece Frock. Dainty crepe de chine and >] Q5 a ‘nom % ..) — ee ER ee radium Step-Ins and Che- (Coat Shop—Third Floor.) mises. In pastel colors; all sizes. Others priced $2.95 to $6.95 (Lingerie Shop—First Floor) Misses Sport Coats (Drees Shop—Fourth Fioor.) Mens $1.75 Flastic Knit Balbriggan and Silk Dresses UNIGN SUITS New Sport Coats for utility wear. | 2 ; cas Th Te. | el The overwhelmingly popular one 75 Fall and Winter w —— ie ° ° In herringbone weaves, mixtures ae a a ee and two piece Balbriggan Dresses, as ¢ toa Jone ae we laa . ' | Silk H O ~ 1 eC = Y and plain materials, with or without AA |} well as attractive new Silk Frocks, UNION SUITS ‘1 AME fur trim. v | priced. Tliicgh neck: all sizes. mee Eg 1: 7) : Exceptionally Priced timate eo UNION SUITS Fall end Winter wetaht ; rh } $] 39 ..- The Latest Creation ... Chic Felt Hats E-BARREL SHOTGU iE ee XCELLENT val- SATIN AND METALLIC HATS In Autumn Colors — ues in the newest shades of chiffon Hose: Jer Ce ew. = es e m4 some with lisle tops, 46, 20, . iH .- a ully G oe . , others silk to garter {| Tes OR dinner and theatre wear, agp . | ee ex hem. Wonderful qual- a new group of combination (Take Down) SINGLE SHOT, Special =. absolute safety. Note our low ol : Hat Shop—Second Floor. BARREL, ALL GAUGES, Special, Note Price. . —continue to be popular for aa mel gears SUNS, 12-Gauge, Heavy Walnut Stock | ; | every daytime hour. One cannot 7, afford to be without at least one in | their Fall wardrobe. : ae i. iy excellent group of new Felt Hats KHAKI SHELL VEST, S129 | | $47.95 § “Little Queen” Dress Hats ee ER'S CORDUROY at 5 Ee 10 - ta Other Felts and Velours (First Floor.) © Pe For Children and Juniors $3.95 $495 $595 vies ; ih « * EL// SE | ar $, and velvets. * OMFORTS 2 s De = z Full Size, Filling 100°% Mew. (Children’s and Misses’ 100 Leather Flower Corsages Hat Shop—2?d Floor.) 7 Cotton Batting ce one \G aX a Sport Hats 40c to $2 98 . 4 \ " 57.50 Comforts, | N = a : : A | a - . os Except ional $ Dany ee ee £8 - 3 UON a 2 f a : FREE—A irplane BALLOON 4 7. fa Genuine English [— & Te) ) fy) ang — CespasatAega 4 values for the ay Begg oe iven Saturday to each little girl school girl, and 61 v may he > Rec. Wool Army — g y gt ‘, | 4 * accompanied by an adult. for sports wear. _ me Pes J Pincay | BLANKETS $2.98 Neg, CES ; 3 | Weight, Cotton, Fancy Border. Spec.al.-. ------ Weight, Fancy Colors. Speciai | 3 ih . 99 Tevp—iyaety BASEMENT STORE ¢ Plaids. See Our Show Windows inches, Fancy Plaids, etc., special Size, Fancy Plaids, Good Weigh! . , A Smart New Pump Lovely New F all F rocks — ip AST RUSSET STE 70 reece 5 | 4* , Cocalo aly se Yo Beauty Shop Marcelling including Shampoo ..... .. -$2.00 Long Hair, Bobbed Hair, Water Waving. . .$1.25 Facial Treatments, $1 Up Scalp Treatments, $1 Up Permanent Waving. .$15_ Permanent Waves Reset (including shampoo) $1 terial with brocaded cor- duroy trim (Negligee Shop—Firet Fioor.) © For street and informal dances, this to select your Dress. Regular youthful Pump of patent or satin is most and extra sizes appropriate. Gold kid around the edges, , ’ | and a bow of satin or kid are the trim- Smart Winter Coats 4 Sun Balbriggan Suits $6) 95 mings. Sizes 242 to 8, AA to C. —are fashioned of good, durable $9 9 ‘ le ° (Footwear Shop—First Floor.) materials and smartly trimmed In - bright Fall colors. with popular furs. In all sizes. Every new two-piece style. - ee. os (First Floor.) 1 ai: MEN'S $18 ZIPPER Lapers’ $10 HIGH Fe. BOOTS “= $49.95 | BOOTSS,, SSE Sonnenfeld’s Brassieres ~~ ~Clever New <a ~_ ps hi nh be AA DAAAAABAAAAAAAA AAAS SAAS 4 bb 4 4 4 — ah : : Unusual values in Brassieres mt : yf bibs | $ —— 2 Sy f | of lace, brocade and eer X(c ,' i) 4A Str iking Selection! ¢ | vali Many bright, attractive 50 e : 5 | ¥ Sizes 30 to 40 Hie ‘mbes Lig 1m} - + ———— od : , brims, Pirate Hats and a touches in smart styl styles for (First Floor.) Z , = host of other smart — in various popular terials and colors. — -— - — =. = = =| - - oTre-e-es---,-.,mr” - Goops STORE x Washing ton. ee en OO A A Al Ai A ON AO LLL LN A — OL LO LO LL LE LL LLL LE LE LE LL a. — e
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Zang o—* Sagem, SOAS arte Saget tye NEN Soe Tea CLEP Ry i a ee ee 4 f, D soe - Cs . a im bg a tne Pay oh + tt. fon erie a oie ‘ ‘ ‘ aS 3° Ay ny ued aces iy . ty a" b FRR yor Pe Oe | 5 i kbs hth hindehsGHSSBA Gdn Kasabian dies PO head Gk tone Sa on *® ™ — ° ~~ . . , Lid > % a2 * ee os , . . o~e ‘> P ° ° a Ores | a Ji ‘ ‘ — c: “ _ . . "Fo * ~— + "+ P ~? os ws rrocesiant. Ff.) Dai . . . pm al $ © dbus : é* . : > ra budget WATCH OR A ¢ which $12 wm itor —?* - 4A - rice presiden SPARKLING ee eens eo iaen:| A well-balanced, palatable, easily assimilated diet that : 1 ii noxe -: ona! Coun. Nourishes and up-builds. Use at meals. between meals, or DIAMOND DOZENS OF DIAMOND amended RINGS : Daeihitie ar ats $12 to $500 ) Deficit of $1.040.954. Any Ring tp During the last three years led 5 ia. Oe Do wa Par 10¢ this week—t@e next week — Ge the oert week end se on &D te $1. ‘Se payment higher than $1 end then back down to 18 cents. rank iia increase is .arge- the report declared, althoug i the regular operating Su howed a decrease that in of the last three years was than the expense. $4.500.000 for Buildings. The budget for the next three avertt , years allows for these items: Wat Vew enretrictian _ rmieci Ant Pay ments. think ef INGALLS., the fa'tde a? rome and ahroad. $4 a . 900- salartes of more than 3999 mis- sionaries throuchout the foreign 2 . a ° ‘ ; s% . i ie tse unive ei- 412 N. Tth St ties in Tokyo, Shanghai and ccnree ~# eeccraarv — . ~ " é | schoo's and for many hospita's. and Deri — p for work among the negro church- . = oe a the In@lans and the mountarn- printed 59.162 Male Help “Wants” — - 5647 mere than the THREE ether °**'®- St. Leuls newspaperr com?tnued. One of the largeet tteme eltm!- nated from the bude@et to create a Starck Mannfeacturers 1018 OLIVE ST. ¢ Open Evenings - PT rTM tT Remember— "2" * =" PIANO AND PLAYER Plarer Plano but a new Plavyer-Plane with «a >Deauti™! tone amd of latest attractive etyie and finish With the Lamp Meusic Koil Cabinet. Bench and Waste Kells. this compirctes PER 2.500 So 2S S295 ie our price for the complete cout fit. sane ef all. WEEK ~==— week) that yeu will never aiies the and before you reaiize the Player Piane Outfit will be paid for NO MONEY DOWN Year O44 “Mustea!t Instrument or Radte Witt! ec3oept at Pull Premeut Cash Value as Plat Poem are Gerd and endorsed many Lalla STARCK PIANOS coneervatertes ef Ad and pty 2. rcugheut the Untied States as Planes of sterting quailty. New Starck. grand. Upright and Player Piance, $600 to $1500. Easy Payments. Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianes 1018 Olive St. . = Cor. urn) St. Louis OPEN EVENINGS | eduction provides for « lowering workers at the salaries of all workers in the Hiouee | foreign missionary fields and@ ai ‘han a Cheréh Mi@stons (would remove the ttem for repay- — —— a - ‘ * '? > aiving more ment of debt. without any sugges- if not covered in the budget. Another TS For Infants, Invalids, the Aged, Nursing Mothers, Children, etc. Get oar prices on Goodyear. ‘ Kelly-“pringfield, Firestone, Fisk. Miller and many other maaes - STANDARD MAKE CORDS x3 ae $6.95 ie LOWEST TIRE PRICES ~ "i a oo e4N © ~rt', heney _ = a, ‘SaaS Firestene . . -9x4.40 Firestene Kell oe ‘tion as to how this debt can be paid GET OUR PRICES ON BALLOON TIRES on retiring. Endorsed by physicians for over 40 years. ; mone ts S. & L, TIRE co. Bement 114 2335 LOCUST s CHESTNUT ST Prepared at home in a minute by briskly stirring the J? Open Evenings and All Day Sunday. powder in hot or cold water. Vo cooking. Whelesale and Ertail. Deaiers. Write for Oucr Price List Ask for Them Today! QUALITY— ECONOMY—CONVENIENCES tea you ever tasted. It 1s blended from tiny bud “te leaves from the inest gardens of Ceylon, India and Java. Tao Teais packed in handy gauze balls. Socon- vemuent —so economical—so good. No wasts —no messy tea leaves. Geddard Grecer Ca... Distribeters. &. Leais. DRINK PLENTYf#¢, Xe" > 3 . . - > : Store Closes Saturday at 5 P. M. * +. Don’t Fail to to Prepare for Our 20th Anniversary Celebration See Our Important Announcement on Page 3 of This Edition * a 20 YEARS IN BUSINESS 1905...1920 "7 . — 4a 7 SY | P bs od yrPuirs A i”? i a 4 a Fe ° —— tw ‘ j's/t Kline buyers travel ann» Aids” az Wi tiil ; This? § EXCELLENT QUALITIES IN Silk Lingerie Offering a Splendid Assortment at This Popular Price ° $95 Chemise of crepe de chine and crepe- back satin. Step- ims and bloomers of crepe de chine. An excellent selection in all sizes. Very attractive styles in HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM TIES TO WEAR WITH BALBRIGGAN FROCKS, 50c AND $1.00 - “ ~ . ee a ne ee = 4 =~" aos 606-08 Washington Avc.—Thrw to Sith So. MODES FOR EVERY NEED IN - ‘ Siyles for Young Women and Those Who Stay Youne Our Coat floor is showing an tun- rivaled selection of smart new modes in Coats for every need. Winter Coats with lavish fur trimmings and fashioned of the soft new cloths. A!- So sports Coats in a variety of stun- ming woolens with or without fur trimumuing. MISSES’ SPORTS COATS $25 fo $125 ae + as - “ - . FOR EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY IN _ Misses’ Dresses FEATURING FOR SATURDAY TWO VERY EXCELLENT GROUPS $16.75 $25 Who isr't flattered when told how youth- ful they look! Listen. The secret is in the frock. A new line. A touch of color. A striking model. Our selection is most un- usual in this respect. Materials include repe satin, velveteen combinations, new wills, shepherd plaids, brocaded velvet and iffon. Exceptional, every one! IN ALL THE NEW FALL SHADES rrr . 77? . LINE’ S—fourth Floor, FOR SCHOOL... SPLENDID SELECTIONS OF Balbriggan Frocks AF ger emner ing mtn es One and Two Piece Styles. All Colors! All Sizes $ Your wardrobe is not com- plete without at least one of these popular all - purpose Frocks. These are excellent qualities and exceptionally well made. OTEERS $7.95 TO $19.75 s] Q75 Serviceable Coats fash- toned in the newest styles. The materials are Bolivia, suedine and nee- dlette in the wanted Fall colors. Fur trimmed. Sizes 7 to 16. New Fall Frocks Dainty youthful modes in the want- ed shades for Fall. Attractively styl- ed and trimmed. Sizes 7 to 14 KLINE’S—Baicony. Misses’ Coats ‘Ea. & PLENTY OF ALL COLORS SLICKERS 4 New Arrivals in the Wanted College Styles > $ All the popular college styles in the wanted brilliant shades. Everybody is wearing them from flappers to grandmas. They are indispensable when it is rainy, damp and cold. > WEAR THEM OVER YOUR TOPCOAT ELINE 3—Main Floor. Girls’ Winter Coats ° OAS TGR AIL OREN a ON Ta POUR TELL LELE 128. eee ee Slicker Decoratioms Kline’s Kollege —" 5) te # Done by Real H onest-to-Good Ee ness Colleges \ Vill Cooper E Melanie Kentngt — PARRA E RE LER TEE TE PRESTR EEE ET eee | ceVbeeeeepertepeetnes THE RENOWNED “KLINE SPECIAL" Silk Hosier V3 Ff An Extraordinary Hose Chiffons and Thread Silks ; $ ] 95 This fine grade of Siik Hose was produced after thoroughly analyzing the demands of eur customers in our four great stores. We have obtained a Hose that is much to their liking. We and they believe it to be the best obtainable at the price. Every fashionable color. ELIVE’3—Main Fieor. MBAR VBE FGI LOBE GO DEA He BOE iS
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tg lila Ae mri ; Dancing Leads to Divorce. ar ed Press. MnAETON, N. J., Oct. 9— frequently leads to di- wt e— dosen women during an) ae” he said at a ministerial « ad “he is apt to find at Pe, who appeals to him more | Claims It Is Entitled to Deduc- se worn and weary Wife."' tion for Loss Due to ae vee verse. Prohibition. or Them Today! ONOMY—CONVENIENCE momical—so good. No vaste | hard cider containing as much eaves. fo.. Distributors, St. Louis. RENT ¥ a ; VE $3 TO $7 y oboe gery the India Tire Co. } | } out , all other makes regardless of Ne. telephone prices given, as you year preceding prohibition. fe ag a ri gr these 3 res of proven quality. | . ee nee on your old> Tires. | of 1 per cent as the maximum jeave nothing to chance when buy-| coholic content, arbitrarily clo 2s a quality Tires, is your asfurance P ‘trade marks they were forced a ing {2bandon. Their good will, email cos riving | ie segead. Me eucseaaes | which they had spent many th fepat to «outwear your tire or r- sands in advertising, was 3 Celebration ’~ * | WIRE, DISC WHEELA fell to $125,000, dealing only + ae " ose ane seneshabiy. wheel) juices, they felt they had a rt ys Grandand Pine. Lin. 2336-228| to make a deduction of $165, wietsg Sr hp ky ee a oh ae BE Sie Gia 4 - | ent. Yesterday the Government f~« 6105 Hreadway 9 to 12 Saturday eg a Think styles at these low prices. FROM 9 to 88 After He Was Stricken Blind. All Sizes _died here last night. He was and previously had been on Y OF ALL COLORS CKERS rivals in the Wanted College Styles rlia staff of World’s Work, in 1 _and began the study of law, be _ Boe Btraton. “When a man Cider was cider before prohibi- tion, but now it's apple juice, two taxpayers, Robert and . Gustave Thal, vinegar and cider distribu- tors, sought to show fn their appeal i trom $72,732 taxes assessed against \f them in 198919 before the sub-com- y Orange Pekoe, is the finest mittee of the United States Board ec. Itis blended from tiny bud of Tax Appeals, sitting in the Fed- finest gardens of Ceylon, India eral Building, yesterday. \\¥ ‘ Before prohibition, the concern edin handy gauze balls. Socon- } .}| had a thriving business tn cider— |} 15. per cent alcohol, the taxpayers | testified. Their brands, Red Cross, | Cannon, Bull Dog, Lion, Army and Navy, were well known through India Tires exclusively | the trade, saleg increasing from we are obliged to) $200,000 in 1918 to $700,000 in the eempare quality and prices to ap- | But that year the Government, wine bargains on stand-| they contended, in setting one-half from Glenn, his 26 years in Bi. Louis. | +heir pusiness in hard cider. «Their bis fund you ©05' of repair. See our New! stroyed. Hence, when their sales | make cars, oversize lugs| sweet cider, vinegar and ‘ruit iin their 1919 assessable return. |The tax collectors thought dif; ‘and in 1913 he was an _ editorial ‘writer on the Munsey newspapers in New York and Philadelphia. He was stricken blind in 1914 |}admitted to practice here in 1920. as al- sed to for ou- de- in xht 000 ‘er- ‘ ae ) 3 r , - a > rrrpaY, The Datly POST-DISPATCH atone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOT , Ch) . Picoen 9,192. } : one reulation t H other evening newspapers COMBINED ‘* a Ya Petey : _ tn a : a os al NF OT IS NSSF SSSA The eager throngs that watch for our great offer- ings make us feel justly proud of the service we are giving St. Louis. For a limited time only, we are offering this vast ar- ray of jewelry at unusual EVER OFFERED prices and on these remark- IN ST. LOUIS able terms. i ' ‘ : LT I ce ~—~ean ee ON! ee ee eee ( NS RR one meme —— = ; EE EE 2S a a - LT mow ae ee o a QO ON ee en emer emi ee 7 - ~=* — ~~ at- j}had remained in the same busi- | ‘ness; that it had voluntarily aban- | _dorred its trade marks and there- | (~ . Pi | Se eC 4 | torney contended that the company tS : een i Done by Real Long Pants Sults__ Honest-to-Good- + 2-Pants Knicker Suits __3.90 PA N TS | Ness College Boys’ $15 Two- Men's 2.50 Cartoonists Pants Suits... __. Jeans aoe SI 5p Sony fate.1 95 $4 Bive Serge, Penell | ~ Fe ras ant. Df 1.25 Men's Combination Overalls. ....1.76 f 1.75| Double-Breasted Corduroy Coats. .8.76 | fied to the entire board of:16 mem- | Of Fall Footwear ‘bers at Washington for settlement. | 5" Down & 52 Weeks to Ever Offered in the City La tone, finer quality, better color, Bn 0. 998 csameidiind than ever offered at $100! Only 25c Down and $1.95 Weekly. . $100,000 DIAMOND SELECTION 4 \ *@ AS ON \ allt Genuine Diamond _, Ladied 3-Stone Wrist Watch Diamond Ring "492° *4gs0 f A limited number of fine A wonder offer! This 4z- Wrist Watches set with 4 quisite Ring {fs set with génul diamonds and three blue-white diamonds. sapphires. Get yours Beautiful mounting of is- Saturday! k. white gold. 52 Weeks to Pay §2 Weeks to Pay ya ' ith t} WH | peci par boon paced wisn | VALUE THAT easy reach of every per- hevitmnca emer | 1S UNEQUALED! The time for this value above all other values is limited. No matter where you go you can’t find a value that will even compare with this new, 1925 model 17-jewel Elgin. It is the kind of watch you’ve always wanted and now, through this most unusual price and these terms, which no one else in St. Louis can offer you, it 1s placed within your-easy reach. =, a *, ee, OS ee WATCHES - \iaay DIAMONDS Wipes iG gy p - * ren (4F22N.61S6 OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT — Ne = \ = A \ = . = AS = = SF ol
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aa , spe gee ge BEEP! eae ee hans ; gt Le eS fs ger aes | Se Re ae ‘ie br ne :0N s rm mA } impurities were elimin shaw. stove repair merchant. as it usually does in middle-fe, “™ | ace leg Ee yyy canenn M e hich yor pr thous? & your sys | system : # a oes It’s 2 wonderful formula—this| Mentha Pope, Za : * ‘ ? om ad ‘ — rem W. Haverfield, attorney Mapie- heart wu ee ee. ee a ffectivel etuce your ot dierka REMOVE the and: gested eur g¢ : s | set On Louis by W 2 | aters—so wonderful that in one| & Doiph Drag Stores, ° in wood, secretary and © B. Barron. tro ible, does doubie Work Oy pump- preseu to) =RoOrm: yy Pay | plas ane oermed re ——¥~ an ‘that ug ¢ erie : : ‘ % . - : ; stté - > f rt re ’ ; , : »: . war al : ¢ k 4 Springs, ing more blood to the tked parts You a. = = we. spocnful relieves GAS and takes 6 : : = saiesman, oO Kenwood Rly = it _— sit ood « r meh oe, ~| #3!) bloated feeling. Eren if your bowels’ Gros. m = drus- The -DISPATCH is the St. Low ed ne r vears has of he body. Tae " ip! ¥ Sto ’ y z rs = for a * the ay ; : Deiph Drug Sto: i move every day, Adierika brings out much gista n aper ving Associat ae 44 ger a+ Keo aie PRE pe etal nig or ers sie is ih sal ania > a 2 ’ = = ae Fa a . . he ae ta hes a ate ie oe 4 ’ a “ i Age tipe—y + tor “Re we a be cae a P Spee 9 . . * * 5 Saf * Psp ~ » a. ~ . ‘ te 7 ) = Let it rain! Who cares, as long as Garland’s supply of Alligators When Nature Wont PLUTO Will 2 Tag mag woth gar the Coun- \ & Wey eee holds out? These swarthy, leakproof, windproof Coats hold the 9 5 | *€: . Zia | weather at bay—and they’re guaranteed not to crack or split, like pala nal S chtal ae. a Pr ee eer pega * lal tiie a ee ee ‘slickers” do. Yellow, lots of ’em, bright red, purple, cherry, peacock cr deep sea shades. Hand painted, right before your very eyes, as only skilled artists can do. | Our Artists: MISS MARIANN WIGGIN Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Comics & Peppy Lines AND “BILL” STACK | A lligator Hats, $2 00 Jiggs or Maggie, Krazy or e es b . ° Ignatz, Mutt or Jeff, Klever be . : ‘ d = allt boon Ge 0 eae weiin “diate ‘waar Gece jm . There are clothes an brushes in any direction you Second Floor. sec at time of purchase or and they are never worth |: desire. as much as you pay—altl them. peiaes ST yea oes ort a Fete re WR HOP gs leh oy - 7 : rare . * ue Sa By Sea fe ar , es ET Ee Oe Ee i m . SO = hs ? 7 7 Sel pe . % “ ~ Ps ~e ™~ , oe ae aos . eo we ee rar a Bie of ¥ ae For Rie ge tos Ree deat ay : : ae a ee ; Wi Po onl se: fi haates 8 oh Rg OR te ta ae Mire Wap wn: A hea ss : cig! oe Lge as Fin dene aie a nite adh Si, te amet ea ; haley avy ee me i oo sk mi - ‘ Jigen DDE bae es TOG TEC: OSPR Ree oS aginst rapes adage syertesp ease ss Ph nee voit Pig as im a ‘ : a in staan ; aiciian ia s che inpalsteinieeb tes — senceete, Mies was - » tiabrese —— ae ° et Nit nee a ~ ee, a ee i in di de " Ta oe She cate cals nae ea SATURDAY SPECIAL! Sale of 1000 Pairs of Silk Hose: Regular Values Up to $2.50 SERVICE ve NEW CHIFFONS | \\ CHIFFONS SHEER WITH LACE CHIFFONS i | CLOCKS All New! au Fine Lisle All Perfect! ti Tops! SA Se OS tee a ie ile Cine ie ee Then there are the cle beautiful labels—> hese eas 2 ' ' «“ -— ; ee a : + ——- ay 7 > a . > ; > ; Hosiery D ay Street, School, — a ig Evening y With Our New Winter Stocks Arriving *¢] pISTINCTIVE” is a very expressive term for these Dresses for they are of Daily, We Have Planned a most unusual type at $16.75. We had for Saturday a | many of them designed “especially for misses who demand the last word in style at a thrifty Clean-Up Sale of price. They embody all the new turns of fashion with thé new animated silhouettes. - traightlines, leats, two-piece models and Petet Sik Hose) SS Se ; bellished, others with a single striking note. 3000 Pairs on Sale at : ee ny it tat E. : : = 2 ® ; = ee a - . 0 tap a ay.» ~ = emeeeteedine tied ® B [et will be ax aa oe ; ; pris o see act of thrift to NEW. PER.- purchase your FECT, FULL- supply for the FASHIONED % ale SILK HOSIERY ents — ‘at such an ex- such remarkabie tremely low ~ ; ’ . savings: price! St alate ieee en alll SS 4 pe se es ah OEP, 4 “s a ee, : Satis - ih ae A ee eu Sian: anand va PSSES RRR! ote: (OEP OED pCa a: Re. hia Kae: cupN ewe ae Oe ie in Mi i ti _ ee ie 4 pe Satlit - wager 0 ees le tie tthe aed hem pee ON. MORNING SPECIAL—9 TO 1 ONLY 243 New Hats at « " es BO pty Dr tread 2" Georgettes Pencil Blues Flat Crepes Lanvin : Fancy Crepe Garnet ; ‘elveteen Combinations Pastel Shades : Georgett?-Chenille Seal Tan Georgette-Satin Brown Navy Kasha Combinations and Black Pree ae ee ee ans lilt a a iin — Se See oe te ae Ss ys tn sn a a i) “ll i wt ut mm = 0A as piglet pliner Bi eS: ie. ae ne . : i AW ive i wary vin FE Ne Pa ae et Ant ne i 4 ee f , = ae ‘ EN eu « . M : i me yee “ r 7 4 . _ ; BAN ace aad ae ve “ ¢ — a ee " J uate - o o” a ~ ~~ gee. ~ e ~AL» ge, my Less Than Cost Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Heres What the Girls in Many Cases | i | : Second Foo ai PETER PAN COA mee * ee ee ee ee ee Mx. S. er ee yee, re — Every pair is from regular stock, all are : Girls Dresses perfect, all full fashioned. Included are sheer chiffons, silk all the way, chiffons with lisle tops and thread silks, lisle tops. Also Kayser slipper-heel chiffons, lisle tops. 27 Shades and More: Black Piccadilly Gray Otter Sheil Brown Nude W ood Cordovan Airedale Bombay Fawn Rachelle Stone Gray Ecstasy Gunmetal Mandalay Illusion Almend Circassian Silver Toreador W hite 4 Apricot Tourterelle a — desire is here! : Matn Floor—Sirth St. (Second Floor.) — Really $5 and $6 HatsBat Reduced to Stimulate Morning Business! Smart New “Missy” Styles Wonderful Values at See Sea 8 8 8 eran ea Og I. AO
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- ES Oey . FRIDAY, } 9a = RIDAY, , | : OCTOBER 9,’ 1928, “a F The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _—s_9 a- ee MaCTOBER 9, 1925. tends f & ends from October to December | 994 CARS OF BUTTER SHIPPED | * valued at about $10,000 at the! pounds of butter nod required to AGAINST FIRES IN and the second during February | —— FRODED AREAS IN MISSOURI unc march. rvery year, ne aaaea,! OUT OF OZARKS IN $ MONTHS Have You Seen the New OQ —_,. Hee ee BRANDT’S NOW AT 820 OLIVE STREET EXCLUSIVELY An Advance Announcement of The New Achievement in ° ha Sa forester Urges Residents and witnesses damage to trees of the Product Valued | F h ; D t C26 Soutien, |Siate, gartioulany brronne ne| ued at About $3,850,-_ C IS ress 7 a of Trees. a inl 000 Transported Over Frisco : the forests are not intersperced | Railroad This Year ee ee wae Let ——_ . with fa a | 8 Mentha Pepsin for Indigestion os § pUMBIA: Mo. Oct. 8 Warne nent ands. The forestry Ge- | srectat to the Post-Dispatch | iif Not Delighted With the "4 saat forest fires in the wood- Plans to Campaign for a SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Oct. o—! : reduction of the fire loss this year dle Druggis . of Missouri was issued | Duniap explained that forest fires | Three hundred and eighty-four urchase Price. “iis today bY ee tees 4 ee les rae pce ate tree sections were Cars of hutter, valued at approxti- | See Eee e ed . forester. ~-@il Be! no S cevastating as those of the | mat 0 | gr iat poms 58 eae Jersey last ye Sienow here, said Dunlap, who {northern states. Wholesale exter- | aL ee the over 6,000 bottles were sold. © 4 : residents and tourists in the mination of vast acreages is rare, | of the Osarks of Southwest Mis-| er never mind what causes your% gections to prevent neediess he said. The Missouri fires run %°Uri on the Frisco Railroad during | : wT. : ‘4 ‘ ' i i namie “th a or pre nghed Avspengte , wetion of trees. , : along the ground, burning leaves, |the first nine months of the pres- : ' w long you have had it : eduri's danger from forest brush and the trunks of the trees. | r¢ , any- many other remedies you have é et comes semi-annually, the for- The damaged barks gives access ent year, as compared with a move- | this is the one medicine that » igred. The first period ex-'to tree rot and damaging parasites. | ee OS NES care of Sutter over & nded make your old disabled stomach corresponding period last year, ac- | min-jstrong and heaithy that you « |cording to figures compiled today ‘ the bore, and other parts, makes the Buescher ating, | digest anything you eat with ‘by A. J. McDowell, dairy a | ; yt | sade 2 , gent of ones mul of/ slightest distress, om the Frisco. Twenty-five creamer- You will oe wy En ay a tke new And you know me les are located in Southwest Mis- | Buescher. Come in and let us demonstrate it stomach is in tine dagen souri on the Frisco Railroad. Five ee 2 wy ee ee eS ee. ness, headaches and dizziness \of these are in Springfield. | You Can Trade in Your Old Saxo- bother you. Every regular ¢ The make of buter throughout! phone on the New Buescher guarantees one bottle of yoo a the United States as a whole has JAberal Allowance—Conventient Terms ) Mentha Pepsin. a been lower every month this year, Op WF | with the possible exceptions. of ) . Unt Menday | May and August, than during that | Fe , | period last year, said McDowell. | # r Specialize | Butter shipments made on the’ ZAG PINE ST. a Style Chillnen's Ives Frisco during the first nine months MIUSTC HOUSE Quality ' of the present year were as fol-| EYES TESTED lows: January, 21 cars: February, — Exclusive in St. Louls for Buescher Saxophones and Band Instruments, Ludwig Comf ort Drums and Ludwig Banjos. “Everybody Is Changing True-T one | SAXOPHONE The new Buescher Saxophone is a decided improvement over the old model and marks a superior mechanical triumph in the masi- cal industry. The changes in the octave key, EL EN TEN TARO 4 a) PAWSON OPTICAL Co. . a Z 616 Pine - Street SHMOLS And This Is What It Means to You Patent Patent . Leather For sale by W : s v y Wolff-Wilsog 7 Leather Co., Johnson Bros. D & Dolph Drug Sinn, Me Suis even Associated Press news services é Pair FREE '10 cars; March, 16 cars: April, 23 For These Lenses. ‘cars; May, 52 cars: June, 68 cars: Latest Style Frames, July, 61 cars; August, 72 cars: Sep- wie ; : Lenses Only. | pont é | $1.70 up tember, 60 cars. A car of butter or Distance — ii Patent Leather Black Satin Patent Leather Black Satin Combination last lb ootwear. Narrow in the heel. Hoomy at the toe. Perfect fit in the arch, heel and ankle. Fit where others fail. Prevent foot troubles Price $6 The trade mark “Queen Quality” stamped on every pair is your assurance of complete satisfaction. Children’s oa SVE RR RR CNR NR em ReC aa - b qe) nt te ee ‘' Atom aban trent: CHAT LAR MLC CE sete Proepepre peperey eng " " TSSRAALALTL aaa Lat da rervsvercnenemnarenmnonngy veer yppnenyregreprrey “UM tHH LAblal MMRAARSPTAALLLadA Head Ts one! T8088 Flee cae j M7] : ’ | vapaog : 4 ” is! nn ’ ' ’ | : “ \idi {? Ms ' Meith meth et ti ave a th ble il att Me ‘It isnt enough to buy just clothes Buy Bond's Clothes _. There are clothes and clothes. Some are made down to a price— | and they are never worth any more than you pay for them—sometimes not as much as you pay—although they “look the part” when vou first wear them. Save Many a Cold : x | M The only Raincoats for : girls and boys, M; just ines like the larger “sizes and : priced seer , ' yr Tan Calf Black Satin fil a Queentex ‘‘901’’ Full-Fashioned Chiffon Silk Hose Lisle Tops $1.75 Pair 3 Pairs, $5 Queentex ‘'900’’ Full-Fashioned Service Silk Hose Liste Tops $1.95 Pair | 3 Pairs, $5.50 $20 OLIVE ST. i —" —n te ee et et a el 7 ~ PIC AN hae wh! { ’ And there are Bond's Clothes sold from factory direct to you--made up to Bond standard and sold for cash only. We eliminate all unnecessary selling ex- pense, giving you Bond's Clothes at a sav- ing of $10 to $20. a oe America’s Smartest Styles Bond’s 2-Pants Suits Every Bong Topcoats an Ne : uaranteed $35 Value - Overcoats Bond's A Bond Suits Hats Topcoat y 4) Guaranteed $45 Value Is a Four- Every Style ‘ ») Guaranteed $65 Value Then there are the clothes with the beautiful labels—clothes which cost you too much because the prices asked for them are “padded” or marked up to take care of at least three sets of profits and expenses. HO a ‘ oe a 1 Av AUT 7" | ihe aaa ie Half the world is half asleep Cc. Many people are considered lazy when they are really suffering from the world's most universal disease— constipation. It is a dis- ease which robs you of your energy, your interest, your desire to do things. Only ALL-BRAN brings sure and eafe relief from this disease, 5% Every color geen a Season " Beautifully Cg SEES eee Coat Batin Lined 2 tks oe a Wear it in the All one price ‘a SR sunshine—wear jt in the raim—wear it in every weather — always dependable — g]- ways stylish. Bond's **De Luxe” 2-Pants u/ ‘Poor Betty! She always looks tired” ac a i LE bad een Pin | Betty was the office mystery. Once pretty, if; her beauty now lay masked behind an un- =| wholesome complexion. Once vivacious, she f| mow seemed eternally tired—a drooping figure of disappointment and dismay. Too bad she didn’t realize that it was constipation which was stealing her strength. But many men and women have rid them- selves forever of this devastating disease, have regained their charm and renewed their old- time vigor and vim. By the simple means of eating two tablespoonfuls of Kellogg's ALL- BRAN every day—or in chronic cases, with every meal. As Kellogg's ALL-BRAN journeys through ts hy KNOW THE TRUTH ABOUT BRAN To be effective, bran fiber must go through the various digestive processes without to any of hom. It must pese through the alimentary tract without its form What happens when a bran food is eaten? Aft the saliva has acted upon it, it chonenth the stomach and into the intestines, where every part which is not fiber is absorbed. In ALL-BRAN the quentity of fiber is so that it furnishes bulk enough to prevent end alises constipetion. In @ pert-bran food, the quantity ef fiber , emall that there is only a puny emeunt te os herculean task. ALL-BRAN brings sure results. Demand it. If vou want the finest all-wool fabrics in America —If vou want clothing that is real “bench made”— ~ Ww 8 ‘ * 4 . ay “ re xe ¥ me ge * vi J "7a. 2 2 *, tiie : , 7 i ° Se Ms a Ne 3 ‘ y eS bt a Bb: . Fass ale ss . Se. 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Wosmmegte / Bond's , after a few days’ trial. You'll become an $ 2 Y Gos O Re Low tty $30.00 Eighth and Olive Streets #2... Qt eee The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service.
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ae ene a ee ae oe — en ee So oo A ee ann TI ee | Offictals Defend Lawyer Spy. NEW YORK. Oct $ —~E! ihe | Root Jr.. Federal Attorney Bu K- | EG I a aR eh ho NR - i ol ‘ Lor" es ais Se = oe ene A — et oman sata iba awe The — POST eran TCH alone _ MORE CITY Circulation than the sect ena one other evening newspaper COMBINED 7 WOE 6 RARER C0. CO : a [ 38) - te er pS -* , i 7 ; ii ; ; 3 . -* sr et 4 oe Pr 533° ; : + tate . - ‘ ' tho $2. ae : +2 Feb EN 44it : prée) 1° Fee Phas! He : : aa +) Th Lee et et * ; sie -_ i af pen aU OT eoreeft 74 ae uf ‘ ' ; : J ‘T4 * 7) “ ‘ ite ‘eri a A at . : eh 14 — i hey , ae, s acti eal . and Judge A. N. Hand have a “KN wit 7 Listen Folks come ‘to the Gefence of a young he ‘th My sift By nit Hite nt wie il tl hain de tl We Ni Hithig yet ii si i) at iii Ks ot Ah in Se fi 9 lawyer, whom some 1embers of | APPROVES Uhl i iii Paani t tuk sit Heit { nt A(t Nit bh hae it Hay 4 tn By ‘i iti he the ‘Bar Association nreaten Hh Litt ih i Mt af | ul, i! if Do You Need M . eae” Ruckner of iiquo? ai oney. : Dae ‘ ili a 3 t : There « no reason tn the world for you to be worried about £ET oO P TE ETH. $10 UP | H is 5 i money matters when any honest person can go to Yahlem and DR. A GRABER. 620 OLIVE ih st . Gele Crews _ pil i ie Get $10 to $1000 Quick ts.00' 2. Proposed Odeon Ap- me My 7. ‘i init a | o> Tere =e ae ff ata it hE ee is sheeess, gig, eunthouse receipts, tracted. Soe propriating $226,000 Fa- a Hi a eit’ salary. jewelry or anything of value. We are a safe and reli- — ; > 4 ; able company. incorporated ander the laws of Missouri to 2 z = vored, Four Others to Be aie , ye % make loans of 1) ase piayvground ‘ \ aa | | equipment. and $16,500 to acquire Special Offer satared 4 , A choice sele¢tion of patte ludi co ore is Coun | P ms F at | +} | r patterns, including new stripes, herringbones, sub- | to lay conduits for the new $12 | Fi a H plaids, mixtures and plain blue. Single and double breasted— | “ 2 water plant Special $ 95 50 ; * ! two and three button models, conservative and English styles, medium ree Ordinances Held’ Up. {I Villinery . ° ; Hi ree 1 nosed area - sili ‘ ——_ HE | and wide leg trousers. The fabrics include cheviots, cassimeres, serges, T teeten sed tee Secs ee U , ‘ ' F | worsteds and unfinished worsteds. Sizes 33 to 46. Also stouts, slims yy Utilities Wall. appropriating a to- Values | | and shorts. Every Suit has two pairs of trousers. mal of $1.175.0 r the purchase | $495 =a oa p ‘ . j 1 a ‘650-horse- | Af Other Frocks Up to $49.50 3 Choice Selection Up to $87.50 \/ 2: Tt a _ - ng Ms ) . \ Sia. ation i imi asi a nz u 4 ae ¥ f *Quipmer ana . ¢ es ; i 3 () d 3 5 T $ § 45.000,000 and on co HY S3t CLOTHE THE ENTIRE FAMILY HERE ON EASIEST CREDIT TERMS .. oP | n pumps an eo \a-wal- | = a | He | all opcoats, fon ‘pumps tor the pompine sea | Ml ‘aa ; ‘ | “eg so ae yA ' | Silk lined. Box-back models. Desirable patterns, including herring- = mie Bigtte 2 ‘ the Missourt li BOYS’ SUI 7 \ bones, diagonals, plaids and plain shades. The colors are grays, powder | i we ante eee a You Should Have One of These | blues, tans and London lavenders. iW opportun cine: Zita ae ll $ | prac i zeae Meee $Y FALL TOPCOATS \ a ne oe ee Include “Longies”’ . | ll brisk mornings a classy Topcoat like this is just what you need. Snap- Special Sale of Men’s Shoes. $2.95 CAFE PATRONS WITH LIQUOR 1 sve Che > gust what san eek. Oe OCS, “ Scar an mtensive campaign | 50 | - agains: all Chicago cabarets and| "Open Priced " And 1 ; | eafes where liquor ts consumed | Saturd y — | $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 B publicly and to arrest all patrons| a Up ' | fourd Wit liquor This is the first | Until | ° H time that patrons have be - 9 P.M. | Neckwear, 65c H Scenes sn dienes temenire — 4 ? osiery i} cluded in drives. Yellowiey said he | New Fall Neckwear in stripes, checks, Full-fashioned ry? bl f} would raid such cates every night VISIT OUR EAST ST. LOUIS STORE—3i4 COLLINSVILLE AVENUE | figured designs and piain colors. De- plain al ‘Sik - a and ee sirable silks including mogadores, reps cotors. : mixtures in i and crepes, also silk and wool. fancy patterns. Slight seconds | SLAYER OF HUSBAND CONVICTED ‘ Mrs. Edina Brown Found Guilty o¢ - i tm Peg acme No Mail Orders in the Subway S QUINCY. Ti. Oct: 9.—Mre Bana | , Brown was fo — gu! of man-| Sia@ughter br a jury tn pl Court! resterday after being out 24 hours ERR yet ee Any cm — - r the 2 " seitieltieemessentenies eae ini ket ae a ee ee eee a as - + RARE web Boyd-Richardson Olive and Sixth - ..@ + hs 422 On May 27 she shot and killed her | husband. two Rad quarreiled, and she alleged | had beaten her i tained a gun and shot Matthew hear’ The Browns tad roadhouse on the ot m city. and thetr quarre! H have started when she discovered | her husband carrring on «a flirra- ™ | tion with @ giri visttor husband feund her with another man = — beat ber and left he itexirts of the’ re ae Brown. ~ a r Water ghe ob- him through | conducted « See SS = ‘is ganid ‘to ————— nia — Tater the in *hetr rnom | r cr. . 192%. _— NIVOR OF BLAST DAT REVIVAL : vpliams Cites Co-ordination + Explosion to Show How Sin Can Be Driven Out. a -- U < man who was on the of the Laciede Gas Light at the time ef yerter- goon hit the trai at t Howard Ss. Williams cle om Deimar boulevard, Hamilton avenue, last night ve his same 45 E. Kobi e017 Manchester avenue and . “] was in that explosion two- Tntil a few months leading @ Christians itfe m coming beck to Jesus «t and, with God's heip, in- to wy to gave others during revival.” He gaia that he had to the saciade Bullding to get adfust fer his “Dess.~ a = that he the Laciede a yeus (atten if any prec ious souls ve been hurted tnto eternity, and I wonder if they were right wits & wiutlams declared that the ec- | ‘erdination of firemen main at. pthe fire which followed the exp'o-. on and co-ordinat‘on of news- per workers In getting the facts sut it te the public gave an ex- pie of what Christian people ‘n Leuls map 'd do if ther united —~s out gin from the city. ere ‘s a Seaaiiaee explosion of sin re.” he said. About 1000. persons attended last ~‘« meeting. Wililame noted at it was the night of the Veile pphet’s parade and remarked he had been informed that a nister of a Ppreminent church attended the ball on the eve- ming previous, | “You can’t tell me,” he ex- imed, “that man ever has been verted. He couldn't jead a soni » Christ in a thousand years. Hs és to hit the trail in this ma7- $ ANGELES MAIL ROBBERS GET 6 REGISTERED POUCHES Is Held Up Near Station by Seven Men Armed With Shot zune. the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, Cal... Oct. 3.—) sacks of registered mail in- nded for shipment to Chicago | e tin the possession today of "seven men who held up and looted @ mall truck here im fall view of Mmotoriats, pedestrians and street car pageengers last night and tten fled b@fere police could pick uD the trail. Postoffice authorities withheld any estimate of jogs pending a com- plete check of the items missing. ut police expressed the opinion t the bandits must have known he shipment was unusually vai- bie or they would not have per- hitted severa! other mail trucks to inmolested. The robbery occurred within & wrne's throw of the Santa Fe sta- ion where the registered sacks re to have been put aboard «a cago train. Three men, a driver. | clerk and guard, were on ‘he tck when a red teuring car full armed and masked men sudden- crowded it to the curd. The resultant biecking of the ree’ stopped a street car and held mp ««veral autemebiles, But the : worked‘ with such speed mi precision that be’ore onlockers Du interfere the mafl truck and Hand.t car bad vanished around « corner - On the mail! truck ase tt eped to- Ward a dark side street were the ¢ = x ® thetr machine ‘SHIP PROBABLY LOST IN STORM k Steamer Believed to Have ad tone Down Off Cape Cotomy. ‘he Associated Press ' “APETOWS. Oct. 3 —The Greek mer Margart‘a, which left East incon. Cape Colony, Wednesday th a cargo of maize. te believed ming heavr weather yesterday ning off the. cosest. el trom ber reported the ship ° hastened ta the 7 ok m Dy; “nd no trace of her. positioa “three postal empioves, helpless be. fore the sawed-off shotguns and Pistols of the men who had board- ) ‘ave gone down with afl hands The last wireless message re-- ol unManageabie and listing | vy. The steamer Edéinburg* . the distressed vessel, but
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oie AY, OCT: IB RIDAY, = OCTORER | 9,°1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © LLL ~ - -———_ ———— —_ — — ee See ee tee eee ~ -_—- _ ~ re. = —— —— 6 LH Hi it TET HAT TT TAT pre ‘ _Ex-v. 8, a ‘fal a German agers acteriology of t} | Mi Hi : mH Te ology oO 1¢ United States, years ago, and departed for Ger- | To Close Three Days. | York sC offee and Sugar Exchange ) a Ne th . . epartment of Agriculture for 13] many to teach at the University of, NEW YORK, Oct. 9.—The N will be closed Saturday for -a a ee day. Hit tl e Hit) ily ult hI ‘Lohnis, head “of the Division \_ of ars, has surrendered his Amert-| Leipsio. He wanted to go home a | | Mili Hi WWII | i ca citizenship, acquired seven German citizen. | mgm AT REVIVAL me. COAL ae PILES ..coe.. KNIFE 666 BeBe Re eT CHOS the sandwich Coke, Charcoal & Kindling [Ba keed WITHOUT THE FY oa $780 BUYS A HOME yer schow * e and a ect D> a“ by my oot ns. = 8 a prescription for I he land of « . | | li dinatio BUXELL COAL CO. My Guarantee—Cure or No Pay No Chioroform "No Banger, No ltepltal No te ‘Colds, Gri Flu, Dengue. roundings. \Phis, reeard Breaking price ‘an: } Bluhi | , i sith | ams Cites Co-ordina ion oe S724 Easton Av. 5, CONRULTATION "AND "EXAMINATION FRY pay on FREE E BOOK Pie aarf nts Fippe, . ‘ ) Mot last. Write todar fur particulars. HiME ; zet erere . ' KA it i lik | Paeniosion to Show How a DELIVER EvrRY Whine | om. AUTH AMER a ) ‘i me Va 5, aa —_ y your own “Eeicht(a meeting. Williams noted WA A Ml | HN) ae | a maar HTM GRA | : HH ') HA ee HTT =: , Hi i selection ly | i was the night of the Veiled . CHAT Hi Hi rit HA HUHNE 7 ih i Wh , SUA | ell : HHT xy he latest jet's parade and remarked | | it | | UT AE | LY 4 ES, eg HH Hit i t he had been informed that a/| inister Of a prominent church attended the ball on the eve- ng previous. “You Gant tell me,” he ex- Gaimed, “that man ever has been nverted. He couldn't lead a so11! Christ in a thousand years. [i> ds to hit the trail in this saw- (0S ANGELES WAIL ROBBERS GET 6 REGISTERED POUCHES Is Held Up Near Station by . o y . ‘ | Soeee tail / ; “ t ‘ 4 hy yi ahh : i Hitt 4 . " il 4 “ a TH ate i 7 my, ' \ ; Me iti -— _ titi — , ay ih baal ETRE j i 4 _ = : ; sh 65 HE . TH J vie q ’ Tibbs . peeeeti 1 . f i treet Pian ; 4 Seven Men Armed With WH oe | TTT eit 7 21) HE \\ ; | . itt} i ii 1} ; ‘ , ‘ d tit} +! ii = ‘Ss - Ps \ Shotguns. THAT ‘ ee HE | . as A wma hs HE on - A : the Associated Press. ATTRA ; , oo Ni Haiti! Nit 4 Tai ef My aan ON ' ' i | ' . ‘ 2 --* ; | ie? i ' 1} i? q biti: : ; ii ‘ 4 ; ; i} i? | ' ‘ . AMAT P ; THe H tT f 5 j : Hi] y ; ' ' tilt bie ~ ‘ ; ti ; : ; ‘ ; ried ; ; ' rid! if] Hi] i / ‘ 2 4 - } ' Hi + ’ : > ” ‘ , i : : { wi ; ments \.* reations ; ; ONS - «a ayy ge) J a Ce 1 I PLO8 ANGELES, Cal., Oct. 9.— | HUT HLTA ASE ee ae Hi Hit i that we # ! | x sacks of registered mail in- i HEHE a? . gk vA AHHH | | | n offering | ended for shipment to Chicago TATE \ op , | lit | (HORT #4 Hint ; ti ‘i Qs are in- "lates yw & fere in the possession today of Hit ' th itil PMT & | A It Nii pup of new \/ VAY | | meven Men who held up and looted | i) TA aay ith ‘a? ; HANH i ‘y | ich fabrics, | a mm mall truck here in full view of) | Hit in. 2 7 TA TE hues, carry immed ef- fur collars A r a Hy f\ ' hi Mr —— motors, pedestrians and street * ear pabsengers last night and then Med belgre police could pick up Hi. HME ee -@ De We ressea @ » Postoffiee authorities withheld Hi WATE }/ T— J] —YJ, at 00 Ee = [3 r— r ny estimate of loss pending a com- HH s wiete check of the items missing, ill i] mut police expressed the opinion Hy iS a =s t the-bandits must have known mee shipment was unusually val- mable or they would not have per- iH Saturday King's offers you the iitted several other mail trucks to " ' ‘1, — Seagsipadeagly ehance of a lifetime! Choose from [The robbery occurred within a AU the finest display of smart apparel me's throw of the Santa Fe sta- Hil . v: . Pain ’ mn, where the registered sacks | for Fall and Winter you ve seen at re tO have been put aboard a Nik exceptionally low prices and on re- icago train. Three men, a driver, Hil : i . CREDIT TERMS femema!l clerk and guard, were on the i markable credit terms’ Wear the — - | ick when a red touring car full HA stylish clothes you've always want- armed and masked men sudden- TH ' ; ‘ ( | ple have availed themselves of our crowded it to the curb. TH HT fm f | , | | | | | 7 ' P The resultant blocking of the Ht} reach ' ik HH , _ AUTRE AE it Hitt HT | HTH RMA Hi AT iH | th Aut Wi) HHA Hit (TTY | TH liberal credit plan Come Saturday ! reet Stopped a street car and held Hit : MTL a HE nT CT Hin} THETA HY i i { Ht TAA TH Hit; A} Hh iH Hil HANH HHH iT Ni HATH Hi THI See for yourself! Thin Ha | EY dd THAT | Me ] ULM ATET A TAPHATEAL EAH . i} » Reveral automobiles, but the | + f,— r-— a on King’s liberal credit plan! A small amount down enables you to enjoy possession and the wear of TUATHA fashionable clothes — you pay the i |! @ balance weekly, as little as $1 or $2 AHA a week! Thousands of St Louis peo- i -— r— Up to $87.50 King’s put them within vour ON ere ere + ~ — ~ aeeg OR am - wae = — — me = ote a a ane = - 0 nn . - ~ ~ aoerens on = a me ——— ne ———— a pn pe ~ —— inaiiten-aieatliieenemtenainaiemaeell " ~— es — eM llc x a ape, Se S On the mai! truck as it sped to- thelr machine. — Down — nee Colony. MY Ht } i} : HA Mndon, Cape Colony, Wednesday hing off the coas! Wily. The steamer Edinburgh . Indits worked‘ with such speed Hitt wi | ss THT HANI | Will ee CT Md precision that before onlookers TH | \ au — — wt i - a a HAT USE YOUR pwede dark side st ‘ere th i aut ~ Wi | FASB it i nen Plaid-Back § }} Newest Style et eat Hii ‘\ Me nm PROBABLY LOST IN STORM ; i an Ht he Aseocia: ed Pre i Wy | Hit mt mith a Cargo of maize, is belleved The last Wireless message re- le hastened to the positioa buld interfe raf e ronal rt “ack and ' | ; USE YOUR eth the sawed-off shotguns and itl | AMT | iM MR HH} NAHM | iA HN HAT HH i HTL HY ia | os MH ' CAPBTOW Oct. 9 —The Greek ® have gone down with all) hands ed from her reported the ship h by the distressed vessel, but pate sor had vanished around i CREDIT! i MEN ’S FINE i Ladies’ and Misses’ | | CHeete Pistols of the men who had board- i My i Wi ict Schsivet ave! i a tim a i ; ! alee a er Margarita, which left Eas mting heavy weather yesterde Ot unmanageable and listing ny no trace of her. = Wi Frocks of unusual smariness, fashioned of Big, burly ulsters, wrappy guard models, WW the popular satin and silk materials in every ulsterettes, belted and half belted styles Wil wanted color. Dresses that retail usually for —the very Overcoat you see smart dress. Tai much more than this amazingly low price! A ers wearing everywhere. Get yours Sat- sil Hel small down payment and you can wear one! urday on King’s liberal terms. Haut A | | -WOOL MATERIALS “al t Ht eo 4 Klegant garments of Lustrosa, Marvell . | Bolivia and Velvetdnes. The styles that young fellows are de- it leading Fall manding—<collegiate models, English ; colors! Magnificent array to select from! «tyles and semi-conservatives. All the it A small down payment and you can en- most wanted fabrics and leading shades | i tor w . Pre grays, blues, browns, ecitc. Fx- | caring handsome . itching skin’ “ copegenal values. 3 It : ii Others, $25 fo $150 : ng Skin A Others, $25 to $60 es | " iti ncenes | ii or X | | Hi | “ SPORT COATS ‘ 2 | ne RP en ° , 5 7; . and similar skin- affections. This | HE “ dean ” healing ointment scems to get i | nappy-looking mod- $ at the root of the trouble, restoring | j cis in English bos 50 tohealth in a surprisingly short Ht cut effect; wt ry ¢simol is sold by all druggists. ‘ i colors. Very specia iia sent: ena es | Doerr eyeugntual Lcemmatte a MRA RR" zu mah ical 4 BiG BUSINESS through | ; — ————— “DISPATCH Ww ANT ADS, |
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper wore Popdenglsae fees . ee rn Bh aes RAIS aspetecct SS calle Me aaa barat eee SE ee: SY SAE SI SR aan ~~ —-* -- _ aE ee nr OFFER OF S50 ALLEGED IN JEWISH ATURDAY BARGAIN ARKOWHEAD SILK HOSE ST. LOUI s , } BARGAIN § CENTES AKERS PES "28S." | Donal oy Sa) sihlahagie Unpishihsia:esasicee tite okdediomaueatac as teat, lek tee cr ee han aiem tae ; : FO a ee ee eee OE ee eP T, i ee, Sie nigel eT ag “Be b aie nS * | a * ¥ * » AD, . Fate oeeiiee ee * * ~ ot 4 . " ae - , rt eee ae pt Re eo eae ug at Rabbi een a Schachter, , | J ton J ; : ale : a Asserts Rabbi Grodsky @ 6 aoe BROLPWAY & ~ MORGAN ST. ea, ee. ora Wanted Him to Desert SS] 2-2 ggg § «WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS 9&2... Independents in Holidays. , hi arday see GOOD SHOES LESS THAN} A SALE OF SHOES YOU'LL LONG REMEMBER—SIZES TO FIT EVERY FOOT _ “4, % and +6 mangas! _ encom id realize '- arantee rl - Tht we i i be bad r q = . ? 2 ee * i. ae A ae pst Ss Pet Ss ae + a eee : gl as . Cees . ia : - 3 ee 28 r 5° ih, Sa a ae eal ee ede ee ae a ee Te ee - 7 x% a 7 P > See ed “J pf ~~ yp Oe Rn - >. . . Vw 4 * PDA Se ea a me ov Nhe eee ee 7 ; . prensa anipemiaen 1" — — - Be ee Ags fe RE PPK: SN ARS IS SGP ME Unies OF | hee ee. a ee 4 be ee Et RAR RBA PS tie ASRS ee Laight. th a - . - ~ . Se ee ¥ = 4 . ” - ” been ee ven Se utter - », i on ~ — . > = ” . . " hl I - a ae y + 7 —_— » eT b . wre bil sh - . ' ™ . Le * wy ee es AL ah eats Aer - ¢ *. & oa 2 £8 ao? aba >. es ee et S ak t Ae Ei | if oo eat AM * oe - Wat t 2 RTT, Sat Ee iS , id oP es A ee Le a SRM, Bae ee ‘ , Fm : ’ s e we ok > 5. ‘ eres oie ae ‘ ‘ ra PF at 7 ’ , vA 3 4 . . 4 a. . z wage Tee ah Bay R eg wax petra: _y ee ter a «phe 3 7 A ee eee See ME EO aah ad eae ss wa 2 : ae * Wa Se fp ey ‘a —_" ‘. a = ght Tt ats . " ; a oe a 7 : rs = . = o - ™ le ar . 7 " > - ~~ oa ; Se a ae i Soe ay at ae aad o @ Mack) oe eal. ae ¢ ey 3 +P AROAR ge 8 Heh ons apt eney + fay ; Sire Bur ae oh Las Schl a eal Plain Pamps Sandals and Being elvets Comfort Styles : . : esha . sae . ‘ 4 ae . 2 , — ~ : . > ae + > - on A . ww £ 4 a. . a ASS > ee . . - of Grodsky’ . Thre “at. : — -_ Oe — . - . e oer ~ . —— a : » noe Pa aod ‘ 3 -_-A tia co erie s \ ; 7 * 7 o % > * a wt . --— * . - ae r - a o - e . eel * - * - - * . ~ " a" 4 3 ‘ > : . be . ps — > . _ _ : - ‘ — es, ; eee’ 5 eee « > = ‘ * . - = - **. a ; f ‘ as a 4 ~ 2 — a = bo a6 ‘ . ati . a . 2 . & « » > ie » “ ™ >: 4 n - ey — 4 o — . s « - ee" p. * s ' Tailored to Perfection! See “Ss and ~~ - t .* a ae , } ‘ei Py ‘ ‘ ed ‘ sc oo * oa ; : . _ ‘ oe « : = - , fe , ve : e = - 7 - -- —+—- - MM. Se .-o ‘ . s : : c » Mm +e +h» i ae igaw* x | see * . ‘ - > s ‘ Sw ow Be ; 1 See os * , 7 . . : . &-* _ -- . _— - a4 - ‘ ’ ‘ - —* . ae - . ete Sn * - ‘ - — . — q tm P a's a . ‘ A 4 s a y 7 * mo w | » . " a? + > ' ° ° a . SATURDAY IEE |Gcodeky was msde after Grodsks | T A This past week we have fitted hundreds 9 young men with $ie@ ana cwo other rabbis had issu . C OA & : SSES 4' these wonderful Two-Trouser Suits at $25. To a man—they poems | Yiddish circulars announcing tha: : agree that it sets a new standard of tl rr se * dae i Mell | Save $10.00 and $15.00 by which, frankly, is only possible because our three big stores in : three big cities can use quantities large enough to justify this fe ol wens con. a ter Coat. Straightlines and , aa coe a oe lower price! And such clothes! Snappy single and double , + Bas dsky he complained flares in all the newest | ins, Sb crepe, satin-back crepe breasted models. Swagger wide trousers. And ALL WOOL. | , eo went om ot ek ee i shades. Trimmed in ri : a. a Chalkline Flannels! All-Wool Cassimeres! Novelty Patterns! New Blues, Browns, Mixtures! Double Breasteds! Single Breasteds! in? =. Tt Se — . . eae he Woe oy Pate 8 at Re ‘ iia eC a! moreno 8 ‘ DSi A tae Bae tome ce CMPLD ~e : ee pikes, . 2 ee . 73 Pet Foines Tey . at ge eee. oe ee Cheer % Sows & ray “oF 5k Silonite AG Bae ee ‘ : Peles oe sg BLP tO S00. Perinptaitree | sae — ; > is . , Fy Oe. Saar areas toke went +: ¥ “ 4 4 . tes. gd we ee a a9 ‘ 4 ae es UI ith oh elite hd alee Delete abet =a g a - Pa ms ae ae © ee 5 J at ns F a ~ Lal F + F ne 2 be You not only save $5.00 and shopping here for your Win- £-~-m : $10.00 on these Dresses, but you set the newest ca ~ «= ‘ 4 — — . - . . : i a - isky . 7 , > > > - - . . - . . ; ‘ » | > i ‘ : > . > . ~ - ~ ¥ . . . 7 . ; : ; . ae . -~ - » . s = » i »* 7 . i a © = 4 > ”~* ~ . > ‘ .* ae > a ~ > 1 4 * . ™ . : . “ ‘ ; ¥ - = ' - -_ >» a* 4 ~- “Asked Ab vat Trust. Foe ~ ‘ ae - - = e > ; wae 4 y se x ' = ™ . - bh 4 . + ~~ : ™ + & : . : 4 ~ . - > — ‘ 7 , - ave ‘or > ; - ‘ $S5—6-Lb. The Greatest Sale om [DS vars SM) 9 Buster B 1.79 ~ | HATS Se 7) . aturGca aig nny: ang netre: 500 new satin and : Hats for the ma ‘their est: 1) at : aa for $i—£a., 10c ita se aaa .98 Se ee : : = LITTLE PROGRESS EXPECTED Music ROLLS ahem om ‘ar Bick and all Boys’ Long-Pants Suits = Knickers [ae __ AT CHINA CUSTOMS MEETING @ ses soo: a9 0c sae Bos wanted colors. Bog OO yorogaeRt Oba go>tee” ~~ og ————— Adler-Collegian Suits We have a fine selection of these nationaliy known clothes with two trousers at this popular price. Finely tailored $ of woolens that are individual! in pattern and most appea!l- ing in color. In both double and single breasted models. Adier-Collegian Clothes Are Priced From $35 to $65 4 ee PR et ~, Car, 3 a “ wee 7 ae et Shoe. hae O22 et J aie > - . : - ere ee = - us ea ees iat el ¥ Sie - - ox - ’ Ce es ae Se eR CT ew Ue ee fe te hae a . ‘ saidhariialia a 5 0 ae ; 2 kT . adie Ne Pe cai a a ee - bei fy iii > 7 ~ en es vA i . : ro : . , i sireintni’ a tees a ory’? ax i aie Tn ee,” me 7 Nit tits bn se , QA : oN Ps a Se . > iy" RP. Re ae 7 N Oy ae é = “* ~, : : =. ; i See 2 ee oe. Sua ee s ss" > a . eae “*4 +" 5 : a a ee =) die wo x & . 6 “2m Oe ae yo Pit eS ee Sl - ‘ ness or - — eae ~ . i /. uv ve ee 4 s Be Sn « 2 ¥¢ . ¥ Sead SAN WS — . SS > . ee aa | Yo. ~~ li ‘ Y : - R ‘ © OBB OPAL NAA BOE a MES Daas ee se a oy + - Cie. sore $4 D4 STAN) RIS ART Sev LIPS Be / 7 yo a Complete As aA LLG LE LE LE IE LGC TO LEO SL! LOLLY CER Oe, Sai, eee ‘ ee > wey z -o— ereenesnnenames SS ele = ——————- senators Familiar With Situation ° . 4 Are ms o Many attractive patterns are shown in these up-to- — : “With Japeness 14 for $i—Ea.. ‘CHILDREN’S HATS — date Suits. The materials are all-wool, the models are $ 16 {3 io. aria » Post-Dispa:ct — RECORDS | asec the very latest, and all have one pair of long trousers. WASHINGTON one pair of knickers and a vest. BOYS’LONG PANTS $795 BN | cvain ot ie ty Senatore who haw New ag cut with — cuffs. Many 3: o Ss ws ‘ hy ST ee — yy ee: —_ WA N 7 Ee th “2 200 Boys’ ONE FRE = patterns. Sizes 4 to 18. > r « Renaitehe overnite - « ad SPD Tea prices. ; > *? *- iris i oe ,_Treseeo.utions lgince adoption.
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FRIDAT. it TOBER 44 1$°3 ab si 6cTOBER 3.1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 23 ® - _—_--— ay ——— — | One and =. Two Piece = ,= se Balbriggan = @= 7: Suits 5/3~515 W. $5.00 Seasons Greatest $1.39 to $2 : Ha ndbags ig purchases of ¢} newerst vunder-arm Purse eon Shien au eaatan 8 and 1 7 a ~ a . . . : =. 7 A EE ELE LG EO LS TT A TS TT TS TN LT ae All models, wood and iron A remarkable choice — say Clubs, in the renowned Kroy- Bag in our entire stock, in- aon make, subject to slight cluding canvas and leather blemishes. kinds. Wilson T5e “Sacceas’ Balle........--+-escseees 3 for $1.00 Silver Ming “Repeinte”..........ccceceercecees 3 fer $140 “Greyhound” Golf Balla, G@eh...ccccecsceeeeeererrrtenes 58 o $1.25 Fancy Golf Hose, paiP........ sce ccceneennnenennes 6c Boxing Gloves $3.00 Youngster’s Model, 3-ounce, set.......... $1.95 $3.50 Youngster’s Model, 4-ounce, set...... rT $2.45 $4.90 Boys’ Model. 4-ounce, 8@t... 6s ce new enes $2.80 $1.50 Youths’ Model, 5%-ounce, set .....+.++...- OB.16 $6.50 Men's Size, T-ounce, s@t.......... 0ccc8bees ae $7.50 Large Model, 8-ounce, set........ oncceeece ee $9.00 Corbett Pattern, 9-ounce, set ........+++.---$6.30 $10.00 Collegiate Model, 9-Ounce, set ...........--$7.00 - $15.00 Gymnasium Model, 12-oumoe, set..........§$10.50 | $18.00 Training Model Boxing Gloves........... $12.60 ia, >» &£ i a . “- SSAS EZ A | . | Extra Special, 69 6 | Per Box....... Included at this special price are Peters’ “Target” smokeless t 12-gauge 4 and 5 drop shot: and “Heferee” semi-smokeless : Shells—i2-gauge, 4 and 5 drop and 16-gauge 4, 6 and 8 drop. $32 Shotguns $26.50 Rifles | 12-gauge double barrel 5°%- | 2t-callber Marlin repeating . inch Shotguns with gun case | Rifles with case, jointed leaning rod and 2 boxes shells a . $ 9 25 clea@ling rod 21.39 260 cartridges. .. | . : . $2 Hanting Vests .... $1.59 $6 Hunting Coats _, $4.45 meine Desks, ede ig > $4 Hunting Coats .... $3.19 Doz., $9 a $42 Fue. YC : ~~ ee ee ee emt mc ~~ Vacuum Tubes Radio Sets | $1.50 Value | At Savings of Type 20la Tubes, new and tested—replaced if Limited groups of high not satisfactory within grade Sets, only 1 or 2 2 daye of sale. Just of most styles. Choose 400. figm this group early. Assure Home Entertainment During the Winter by Sharing This Offering of ne Radio Sets | Radio Show | B3C |__| zrmupsguns mae | $1.45 | $2.65 5 will Jast 22—Offered, Complete $ 98 © Selection of one of -hese Sets will bring unusual returns in enjovment—and there are just 22 to offer—so choose promptly. Each one includes guaranteed tubes, Philco storage battery, cabinet Joud speaker, B battery, and aerial kit. Ammeter on punel. A splendid Set for long-distance reception. “B” Batteries | 92%-Vols | 45-Vok A let of new, fresh “BB” Batteries in the ~ | lerge size Used by ' many with satisfacticn. A AT A AG IT a TTT OL CT ee ME A I BN a ER — een ee
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re Oe a kill “ie Bien sel Wk ain tals % ‘ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCA alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and orz other evening newspaper COMBINED Se Ree eine 4 STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. a EGitor’ ig Cartoon 1 Men’s Silk Neckwear - iad | Men’s Underwear j EE a “ast $1.00 S 2 1@Te ¢€Xc.USsi ; iain a er _Spring-needie machine-knit U ne Ta pres accra es | nior its in heavy and mediu eich? ang meee lining | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for or $2.00 in Largest Distributors of Merchandise | ~ inter Wane mane bag ne wee ee | C ash or ‘82. in Mer- handise—Few Restricted Articles Exce pted ; at Retail in Missouri and the West | —_ R ae —s = 4 NEE ERAN AT. The New Season Finds the Dominant Men’s Store Superbly Stocked — Featuring This Very Special Offering of the PALTTY VIEW 1 Newest “Kirschbaum” Two-Trouser Suits =... | he @ Weague Unless Assured First wy? fee Oe : Tailored to Sell at $40 to $50 Megwers Under Covenant) Event on cuttieieetiitiN_es.— Rett me ae . PR Sie rn Medbhe taeald ae | : ates ble ie es et opens es inate - iia } fi ~~. , 4 the covenant in their capacity double breasted models 4 f 4 | oe embers of the league council of splendid new wantin * f s his articie. outlining the pre- 7 . . ee ire to be taken against an ag- The Suits The T ts a age 2 wes : | vote ine” Se = ? users. ighiv —o e " * ' meor sate, an Me ‘. e ; Opcod = a shly correc | ig ee Tae te take the eee > * ° : ; Perey vf # . : to afford ssa ge through ee pee | We —With Extra Trousers —of Distinctive Cut — — t PY» ST -ccev tor the SU any Thetr } a. the members of the league which ) cause co-operating to protect the co- | "ete | life. - Pex Sees eRe aaa : Pra 4 is ‘a i bb vay = ee saps They aa iy we Mit) ie . : , SR gs ce sk cai «Ma aes ie Dias nil ie ha orks ba ae Aig os Oy eee aneahallioe vacloaeiie aay deglaed “eel einth cc iiss ho ahaa . ‘ : = Us . ua S —Very Special at ; TSE Ae Spec ere — PRPs ate ae ee cane: ee ene > SE APOE NOW AS RSS AI Di baigaasioe We es ies cee hee ? Cie tere 2 »wrad : 0 OE 55 ; Bpate gp AY * Po) ere) Paes Uw ‘ we a és Me Pes Se ee "T Role “ es " ane . > a. “—T.. 7: ‘ . CE NR eR Aalto co ei lep aiag gear pine sane alpen vag, nt of the league”) e . | Stresemann oreign Minis-— a) a a ei Tee % of the Reich. told Mt Briand ef the prog ) i ) SB ance today that Germany has no the day, ee a ee ee Ae ee pane bene | ABB ice asreemenis with Russia monop! Topeoats Bew patterns and colore—Sufts models—44 or 45 inches long Topcoats \ & ee oes eee ee a A sone remaster emia =s =O - ee reed Mati e t2 ¥ Must conserve her friendship | street, . a } aee we coat ‘a Russia as a neighbor state. If ing in @ —U nusual Values at —Exceptional Value at ? = many consents to fein the! powered” ; ” me. the French say. solution ‘of sefli, 25°; problem of France's guaran- the front ; . ~ $ | > of . : . for Poland will become easier. stantly, Lightweight Ov ercoats . ; 3 ba a js adn sil that Germanr's ~e- Deriain | oa i her milf- J.. the for recognition of Plain Black and Oxford Gray Mixtures—Priced | 4 tlm agente s ae | T One _- + aa > we ori + ] = / a eq ui ond : ‘ 2 “48 | - sé Litting. S.raicnt Naek. - leagues ereates an extremeity airplane - for the allies, »e- ernment, - r } aaa 7 ’ , t >) 00 > single-breasted modes, with : Ete probiem for t! =?) ' a } : . . eae y ae : : . : TO \ oKe and Ss. FPVy es lined With ; eq : : ° al ‘a Trann un’ act on he- Buranellf | * > : ee . a ~ ~ Skinner s satin: also t] 4 of the other members of the : . sa>* * ‘ \ ‘ »? ; on # ‘4 ; : , 7 - , , immediately connetced f Overcoats that are both serviceable and ular Bonny Anit -raven- a the question of security. arter length and. fully ilk-lined Regular ~ tte Coats om the course of the three-hour st——aiso stouts and ion . - mesion yesterday. Dr. Strese- Second Fleer “7 4 m said that Germany desired ) F rotect her neutrality in order ——~—> avoid complication from ‘for- . 4 " : A Very Special Offering of Popular Kinds of | a troops entering Germany is | 1} Ovs ~ — = course of nalizging an 32Z- { ys Clothes of Youthful Distinction Are Famous-Barr Co.’s yore te ee : emarked as to the. outcome cf ; ° on . 7 . | . BD conference: “T am optimist! Mens $9.90 Suk Shirts —_-§$ 7 ye “Academy” Suits 4F==.—— Rh: nme paet gives great impor- —Offered Saturday at | pe // a. . | ( With Two Pairs of Knickers—Priced to the League of Nationa: The have the right to ia- if one of the signatories _ ‘” ~_ rbitration or to accept 42a $ OV t $ e 's decision, and {it must be QO ES med of all resorts to ferce on PRhine and in the demilitarized a Case of flagrant violation of ? t ‘ \/ | A: a MPact. the Powers would have A Purchase of Men’s . NY | € Lads of-6 to 18 years look then right to immediate defense, in these carefully “man-tail P awaiting official! designation. eague of the aggressor. | € You will want to take full advantage of this _) : | ‘e, - e | ig cat eccucdion to cet eee “ e opportunity to save on attractive Silk Shirts eS ORS a) X Oy S : ‘4 8 a which does away with models of plain white. t: ig . ) oe , | | | Fees and conforming correctly to the 1 ie > acucraties treats of Sk ti ¥ al 7 il be ane 4 ray silk and ' L . ye i; ; ; ; ' of vouthful figures. Single and | is Germany, France ard Re!l- saun- stripe jerse V. baby yroade loth and fancy * é | $8 Value. Pair _ . ~~ ) breasted coats with loose back. ¥ 2 Mito respect common frontiers silks. Sizes 14 to 1724 in the assortment. but Y H > ve RS | si »)e) ; wide ania Sy Virtue of the Treaty of Ver- not all S$1Ze¢s in each stvle Main El , iu =) 1 de : Aeeden . | sie and ONS | tt yen $6. 95 | $99 al to $4? 50 314.5 50) $8.50 to Sota enact smenament ante) Republic woud vielate the Tt most For Schocl or Outdoor Wear— | , — | 18 the League council al i 2 é 7 'Od Germany—that any *2- b 4 coy S 9 | . 2 ) R of specia!] treatment to th- But t OVS iWUumM er ac S ce | 2 ble } ripple aid equality which was the the Bors’ single and dou re ef the League. becsume alll cass Splendid V alue — — a —_ i 5 ‘ (“ravrenette processed - : Rations have ebecri bed ° ‘tina! —— ee ae ided fs Vest Suits. with one_2 fevenant without privilege. France ales are saying to Ge*- engt Tou aasert that we ar) bere. eneugh foe help you oo | w Leag @ program. All righ’ ‘ae oe! ae | VS a. > “* Come tute the League: 1 seieeeetilibeeeeeseene nen ate oa aE knickers amd one palr TroTmnserTs. =1Z7P8 = TO 1s . <o-< Stetson Hats at $8 to $12 $22. Xeu . dow } ov : = if Ne style n gt enmant , tren Disney Hats, priced _. ae Boys’ Slipover may | “Sampeck” and “Skelny” Suite plain modein Wall an . which will take carer GB Borsalino Ha 4 : — regulation stytes iseh ' Particular case and wipe ter of . . ts oe ' ~ vi. roe ‘Mit shaw. collar Sweaters ir $5 7 }- . 435: ) ~eC and domest: Bovs -" OO . with : Lig ~~ 20 rears | “I reur fear” | oy a Metropolitan Hats 7 3 . ‘ai abinatl Hors. Sizes § to 1§ rears - a sme ie ania , one pai . golf leas one ore reg Bers’ Academy. ia : “asm told Chambertain er treq Main Floor Second Fleer a ae . Petee: =” an ee ular kpickers: sizes 6 te i17 and Shelter " ° wasted Cologne evacuated | men's! a oe ot rears. Splendidily tailored. 534.58 to ~ a — &* Possible. Engiand seems' Sa. . : = ‘© meet the German wishes waped wt Practicable, but insists that at the: Bane Mn Se Foc of Cant J Jap . » Re eee a ec ee “ TE TROND RAMOS RE ies
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Sorial Page Daily ses Fteo a angela FIP eg Ow te OF a ee ee ee * Hy eee © a ae 8 Fe ga a lin 4 t+ © HS nie g — a Barc ee Pi ss Ss de BORE ness : OO) PS Pe ee a hat & Minute Socket See bind ST. LOUIS. FRIDAY EVENIN , OCTOBER 9, 1925. FREES TYING Bove cca RALITY VIEW ) GERMAN-RUSSIAN PACT AGAINST ALLIES . Sesemann, However, Despite Steady pneruer 7 co. Briand Berlin Gov- enc Lip With Soviet. BOCARNO, Switzerland, German delegates to the se- Hy conference are insisting that must take back to Berlin some ible promise that wars initiat- under the League of st against aggressor | ft not be fought on German soil. | ran endeavor to meet the Ger- views the juridical experts of conference are striving to con- «a formula that may be made of the Rhine security pact attached as an annex, commit- + the signatories to support the n interpretation of the covenant in their capacity mbers of the league council This article, outlining the pro- | to be taken against an ag- to afford passage Bip territory for the forces of any the members of the league which to-operating to protect the co- Foreign Minis- | tance today that Germany | oe to the allies, but that G ny must conserve her friendship | b Russia as a neighbor state. If | the | | powered plane. Lawrence Bura- , the enek. say, for Poland will become easier. jsadmitted that Germany's “«- ft for recognition and a p ‘oblem tor the al lies, » other members ithe question of security. the course of the three-hour) Germany desired sptect her neutrality in order oid complication from troops entering course of penalizing an | After the session marked as to the outcome of | Are Famous-Barr Co.’s Suits irs of Knickers—Priced to oe al 3 Case of flagrant ct, the Powers would have) immediate ose P awaiting officia! M league of the aeeressor The | & Which does away Function of League. | Rhine pact gives great impor- | be to the Leacue of Nations. The will have the right to if one of the signatories arbitration or to accept an i of all resorts to force on he and in the demilt ds of 6 to 18 vears look their best ‘man-tailored” Suits, ccording to smart Enghsh lines, ~onforming correctly to the needs Single and double ted coats with loose back, vest and ese carefully ‘ . France and Bel- ‘to leaner ‘common frontiers uthful figures. and also the a abiating fine quality, serviceable woolens, new shades and patterns. No Special Privileges. ~ 2° League cove- Long Pants Suits With Extra Knickers— fany becomes a member of the ® told Germany—that any | Of special treatment to the! M Republic would violate the Boye S Ramee and double breas of equality which was the ee ssed ali - ; 0 Nations have «subscribed one pa Ir Mant without privilege. Sizer 8 to Is years. . =tul enough to help you on | - 8. Come into the League. the council os a aoe ease ()vercoats ea: to =: 50) double- ae. alf ; wil be strong, and have con. of some ashondmont or the ‘ation of Article XVI Mant which will take care Particular case and wipe Academy, Sampeck, Wahted Cologne evacuated | men's strategy. » 00. : - | a e 88 possible. England seems he meet the German wishes. practicable, but insists that |at the start, under the guiding hand | On is linked up with th-> Mtinued on Page 24. ee “AT SPEED OF 128 ~ MILES AN HOUR ee Unwilling to Enter, Casey Jones of New York wgue Unless Assured Wars Under Covenant Not Be on Her Soil. First in the 100 - Mile Event on Mitchel Field pm. | OTHER CONTESTS _ DELAYED BY RAIN’ Nine of 11 Flyers Entered in Competition Complete Course. | By the Associated Pre MITC HEL FIEL D. SS. ¥. Bet. ¢&. —Casey Jones of Garden City, N. Y.. won the Aviation Town and Couvwmtry Club of Detroit trophy race, the only event run of those scheduled today in the national! air races. He flew a Curtiss-Oriole | plane at an average speed of 128.42 miles an hour. Despite the steady downpour cf rain, which forced postponement | of the halance of the program un- | til Monday, nine of the 11 planes) which started in that event fin- ished the 19@-mile contest. By C. B. ALLEN, A Special(/orrespondent of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Oct. 9.—Flyers, | parts of the United States for the national air races, wore an aspect .of depression last night because .| the first day of the meet was |marked by the death of one man f'and the serious injury of another. Their gloom was all the deeper be- | cause many felt aviation had been |; needlessly charged with another life. Tragedy thrust itself rudely into | | the program in the first event of ‘the day, when a Bellanca CE-?2 monoplane crashed into a backyard at Uniondale avenue and Fulton street, Hempstead, L. I., while fly- ing in a free-for-all race in a low | “ nelli, 25 years old, a passenger in ithe front cockpit. was killed in- /stantly, and Clarence PD. Cham- | berlain of Hasbrouck Heights, N. J., the pilot, suffered a broken) ankle, cuts and bruises. | | Buranelli, a former inspector of. airplane construction for the Gov- ernment, was a brother of Prosper Zuranelli of the Sunday World ‘staff. and of Vincent Buranelli, | designer and builder of the Rem- | ington-Buranelli air transport. His |, mother, another’ brother, Albert, | and three sisters survive him. He was unmarried and lived at West. Ninety-second street with his) /mother. | Warned Against Machine. Chamberlain is a local pilot of. — ] done much work for newspapers | ‘and picture agencies despite the} ‘fact he is not an engineer. Men on iMtchel Field who have known | ‘him for years said that the plane | “ in which he fell was built seven years ago as a bi-plane and that, Chamberlain put it into its new) form by the simple experiment of | removing the top wing and adding a single compression strut to brace the remaining wing on either side. | They asserted that his own men ‘would not fly in the monoplane and ‘that both they and his friends ad- | vised against its use. The plane, | in its new form, was submitted to ‘none of the usual stress tests Aap- | plied by aerody amical engineers | they said, and Chamberlin had | ‘isearcely finished remodeling his | ‘ship when he flew it to Mitchell | |Field’ yesterday morning for entry | Pevtiadnn tary in the race. | | arl F. Schory, secretary of the, 'Contest Committee of the Nationa] | /Aeronautical Association, wh ichecked in the competing pilots ™& . ‘this race, said that he instructed | Ruranelli not to fly with Chamber- | ‘lin. He said the plane was sup- ‘posed to carry sand bag ballast in ithe front seat and that he refused 'Buralli’s request to go instead of ‘this when the plane “came in at the last minute.” French Aviator Wins. But the day was not all tragedy. It most dramatic hour came with, the Libertv Engine Builders’ trophy | race for observation planes. the. ‘final event of the afternoon.. |'France and America matched their . engineering genius and flying skill! here. A Frenchman -won, but whether it was sheer merit of him- self and his plane or the brilliant; ‘teamwork exhibited by himself and | ithe one other countryman who was | ‘entered with him would be hard ito say. The foreign entries were two trim | green Breguets, entesed by the War (| Department of France. One war ‘driven by a Lorraine-Dietrich mo- tor of 352-horsepower, the other by a Renault engine 10%-horsepow- er stronger. Here lay the French-— — — --_— | No. 64. the less powerful ship. leaped ahead of the aerial field lof Capt Georges Pelletier Doisy. | He was setting the pace. No. 33, PAGES 2528 a ee Se ee ee Mitchel Field, Scene of the Air Races WINS AIR RACE ' Se ae = ' ‘ > eueapasnanastapaetes omnes Capt. Henri Le- | whose impatience with his extra power, War- Time in of - Ambassador Page is the sixth installment of all European respect for a gener- published | ation. written by Walter Hines | (O express Iny Americans were running their mo- ‘tors wide open, suspecting nothing | s, to the eighth through a little more than half of the 180-mile course. N AMBASSADOR. Germany's absurd ¢ Luaitania no‘e, in which she practically the points insisted o1 Ly Wilson, and defenJed on the ground that the torpedoed AMERICAN AMBASSADOR . - en Henderson and Lieut. | in an army Douglas. | ‘themselves at their limit - passed the winded No. _| Great Britain, to President W The letters are edited by Burton J. Hendrick, who consulted various and diplomatic, whom Ambassador came into contact, TELEGRAM TO THE PRESI- LONDON, May 12 (American victory, 5000 cheered when speakers told what had happened. . To the Secretary and the President. A ‘memorial service for the Lusi- including American is being arranged I have insisted there shall sermon or discourse. The feeling among Americans in London, residents a More than one group has resolutions critical what they regard as our ‘munitions and her refusal to acrept the President's demands: of evasion and delay, the President's falflure his words with acts, in Page's mind, , that complete divergence of views and sympathy that now be- come the prevailing Ambassador's communications Lansing’s succession State Department after Mr. in hig prepara- Burton J. Hendrick. | tania victims, The next day Page again became who had been three struggling nursing his powerful mo tor as a careful jockey saves his produced that TELEGRAM TO THE PRESI- At the tenth lap the Frenchman London, May li11, 2080, May 11, To the Secretary and the President. Continuing my report of British feeling and opinion. without news of definite action by the American Government about} ithe Gulfight and deepens the British , desperately trying to get some- thing more out machine and through the rest of Hoover and others in the they are making to prevent a mass meeting of Americans which I hope will be successful. AMERICAN AMBASSADOR, British-American relations. the beginning of the war. Mr. Lansing, as Counsellor of the had formulated and directed American policy the lead until] it crossed the finish a mile ahead of the President Wilson’s first VLusita- nia note gave Page great satisfac- In it the President severely )arraigned Germany and idemanded that she abandon unre- stricted submarine warfare, disa-| ful and sympathetic silence of the| vow the Lusitania ‘sinking and pay is now/an indemnity. giving way to open criticism of|8uch was the interpretation gener- ally given this note in me United | States and in 'with this country. speed for the race was 129.1 miles s was 128 3, Hen- ‘ that he had become Secre- itary of State, Mr. Lansing insisted, more energetically than ever, that | this blockade was illegal and it is perhaps not strange that the feel- ing became broadcast that, |} American Government were not an- , it Was at least not espe- sympathetic to As the summer wore on, the fear in Washington that the considerable experience who has/|a suspicion into a conviction that our Government smiles, came in a close fourth sen will content itself with mere argu- |um average of 127.4. mentative protests. The respect-/ ’ endeared himself all over again to his partisans by 11 other contenders the free-for-all race for two, ‘ > ee first few days’ American failyre to realize the sit ¥ uation and of American unwilling-| There is a good deal) Curtiss Orlole covered the 96-mile course at an average speed | of 134.2 miles an hour. ‘DEBT SHOULD BE SETTLED NOW, SAYS FRENCH LEADER : morally to condemn German meth-| jods and has fallen victim to Ger ‘would result in a crisis between the United States and Germany comes more apparent. would ruffle German bilities was carefully avoided. came to Page—or at least Page so'| ‘in force nearly 30 years, the com-j/that it was not doing anything to | mittee notes, and feels that a/| alleviate the various prob!l>ms change now would not be a better- troubling those who live in Great of contempt in British feeling. This ‘contempt is not based upon British | pect the Government of the United States to omit any word or any act of maintaining rights of the United States and its citizens, and of safeguarding their free exercise and enjoy was the concluding sentence of the Lusitania note, its sacred duty Chairman of Foreign Committce of | Deputies to “Do His Best” Upset Five-Year Plan. }’ ress ane Pul itzer might be well German danger come to the United States for timated a willingness. the right of the public to Rave! eagerness to do so. Sabieiel on the “e ~eshatowil 4 | . ores * ithe United States. States to vigorous ac- President Wil- ’ telegraphed Mr “that it would be very un- wise for you to come at this time ‘since it would create an impression | that something unusually Ament with the United States, Hénri counts for the tone of Page's next Franklin-Bouillon, Affairs Committee chairman of the hairman of ths relations be severed with Telegram ‘to “the reside ‘nt. that Congress be of the nation ‘ - . American Club that he would ve.e against ratifica- | ; and it is certain his example | will be followed by Franklin-Boulllon, Commendation Germany and gratification are uni- | expressed pritately and in had arisen which could not be han- correspondence.” (Cc ontinued Tomorrow. ) 'FRENCHMAN PAYS' WHEN BRIAND AND LUTHER CHAT French and German Ministers Hold “Man-te-Man”™ Conrtersation The aristocratic element governmental st e ft we should call substance and a note that oth in French delegation said the delegation waa too big , one or two men would ‘have been better he criticised severely tions of American di’ yy President Wilson is something more than a \ national] policy the conscience itself audible for American their distrust Their feeling is that Great emerge from the than ever and ‘far more powerful the Associated Press. States should be of as slight 9—The conversa- tion between M. Briand and Chan- cellor Luther, as * | States i] I nited States wi Lake Maggiore ahead of them, | = its: 1 te diplomatic relations with The Westminister Gazet' come from this element of Engtis! unofficially from -erning circles. about the debt ent of one of the Paris papers. *» months of the “Yet it is much better for France that the question be setfled : 'So I shall do my best to upset the |! and induce the t and Chamber negotiations soon in order to reach a final solution.” Franklin-Boulllon was not spar- ‘ing in criticism of America, drawing from active jin European affairs * , . “T hope you are not going to ask * Zreatest event oi me for money, ns of praise hav opening remark most members of che Go: The few persons who Chancellor in a bantering tone. French and German Minis- ters chatted amicably for an hour and a half and drank mineral wa- ter and coffee. “Who paid the bill?” the land- |lady was asked. “The Frenchman paid.” ‘Lesimaiaithes about the Lusitania -| Balfour, and Bonar Law, _] think. more or less close per- | \sonal friends who feel free to speak | \for personal reasons. The impression is clear that de- lay in definite action in some really effective form or failure to act de- mous expectation here is Gerrran Government evasive answer and dectine to ab- | breviate the use of —-< nt _— a ~ a ee a A —_— ~ TEACHING POST RAK DISPUTE “FOR MISS HESSE NOT WAR ISSUE, SEEMS ASSURED SAYS BALDWIN | Reappointment by Scnool British Premier Declares It Head of Discharged _ Unlikely to Provoke Con- | Woman and Ratification flict, but Nation Must _ by Board Is Indicated. Meet Obligations. FAHRENKROG NAMED ‘THINKS CHINESE BOARD PRESIDENT, TROUBLES ENDING ‘Committee on Finance Op- On Domestic Affairs He poses Open Meetings,| Says His Party Is Not | Declaring Plan Would Be Window Dresser, but Prejudicial to System. § “Delivers Goods.” It is considered assured that | Bv the Amociated Press. Miss Rosa Hesse, who was dis- BRIGHTON, England, Oct. 9.— charged from the teaching corps. The British Prime Minister, Stan- of the public schools in 1921, soon ley Baldwin, discussed the Govern- will be reappointed by Supt. Mad- /ment’s policies and world affairs in 'dox and that his action will be rat- general at the annual conference of ‘ified by the Board of Education. jthe ; onservative party here. In hig | Miss Hesse was discharged because jopinion the advocates of disarma- 'of her activity, against the candi- omg can have little hope of suc- | dacy of Christopher W. Johnson, neeaee until the question of security is settled. | who was re-elected to the board in oa (that year. At the time Miss Hesse t has been too long awaiting so- ade Teach-|/Uton, he said. “It has been and is still an effective bar and until | was president of the Gr ‘ers’ Association and had been a | tanehae for 31 years. it is settled it will be an effective Recently, Stephen W. Wagner, bar to ny future hope of success a member of the board, offered a |! the matter of disarmament.” resolution for her reinstatement, Alluding in his address jast night declaring that loss of position for/to efforts at Locarno to “make the four vears, in his opinion, was suf-|.. ; ; world safe , ficient punishment for whatever d safe for peace,” the Premier Miss Hesse had said or done. ‘remarked that the proposed secur- Yesterday, after a meeting of the |/ty pact “would fill in one end/ofa ~ e PP ype nen pe sem ‘great morass—that gaping bog of agner declare a e attorney | Europe,” and a d: for the board had informed him om — sie % When we have filled that and that inasmuch as Miss Hesse had ' been discharged by joint action of made it sound and secure I have the Superintendent and the Board, | ®’®’Y hope that the same principle that the proper procedure for re-|*hat has guided us to the point we have reached in the west may %e instatement would be reappoint- ment by the Superintendent with applied to the permanent pacifica- ratification by the board. Wagner |!0" of Eastern Europe, as it is be- said that he hence would with-|'"8 @pplied to the west: draw his resolution for reinstate- & Surveying the world situation as ment and let the matter follow! White Hall sees .t,” Baldwin said the course indicated. | he thought the clouds of trouble in c Maddox Out of City. | eres steht Turkey Supt. Maddox is absent trom the | As to Great f’ritain's dispute with city. There seems every likelihood |the Turks in Irak, he deciared: “We that he will follow Wagner's | have been concerned not with an wishes that Miss Hesse be reap-lissue of war, or one calculated to pointed. : lead to war, but with the implement Henry F’. Fahrenkrog will be of a treaty of peace.” instalied as president of the Board!) te noted that the remarks of Col. of Education next Tuesday, suc-| 1. M. Amery, British secretary for ceeding John C. Tobin. Fahren-/the Dominions, on the situation had krog was unanimously chosen at a | been criticised as provocative of caucus of the board yesterday.| war but the secretary had stated Wagner will be vice president. |Great Britain's cast cogently and The campaign for open meetings | with studied moderation. of board committee, if pressed to} “Except for mutual rectification a decision Tuesday, will be checked. of the frontier.” he went on. “we The Committee on Finance — Bea | are not concerned with any ques- Weidle, Arthur A. Blumeyer, Emil| tion of claiming territory from the J. Barth—yesterday voted una: i-| Turks which is not under our con- mously against open meetings. The trol today.” Committee on School Buildings pre-| to, withdraw from f!rak. the viously had voted unanimously| prime Minister asserted, would be against the proposal. The onlyian act of folly. Great Britain had support so far has been in the! certain obligations of honor to ‘ul- Committee on Instruction, which ¢j)1 and from a material stand- approved the proposal by a 2-to-1| point had no intention of vacrific- vote. Myrt A. Rollins, who is lead-| ing the richest part of the terrt- ing the movement, was elected on 4 | tory of Irak and substituting an in- platform of full publicity for board | defensible for a defensibie frontier. \actions and was supported by the, The Prime Minister appeared to School Patrons’ Association. be of the opinion that Great Brit- Open Meetings Opposed. ain and Turkey eventua'!lvy would The Committee on Finance i8-\accept arbitration in an amicable ‘sued a statement in which it de-) spirit. Clared that open meetings would “We Deliver the Good«.” 'be prejudicial to the interests of On home affairs, Baldwin de- the entire schoo! system. The rule! ferded the administration 4gainet permitting secret meetings has be*n an increasing chorus of comp.aints ment. The committee acknowledg-s Britain. The Conservative Government, he full knowledge of board actions,! said, were not expert advisers or but prefers that the public get its first-class window dressers. information from records. It is | “But,” he added, “we deliver the pointed out that representatives | goods.” (of the public are admitted to com-| The problem of unemployment mittee meetings when they have @ had been with him night and day proposal of importance. for three years. He did not ety, however, what he was going to do ATALIAN LABOR PACT ASSAILE about it. To the crowded hall of Se iiintcuiilants t°xpayers he remarked that the na- ae Confederation Protests tional expenditure had been cut Fascist Alliance With Industry. one-third in five years and Chan- Rw the Associated Prees ‘cellor Churchill was determined ROME Oct. %—The Catholic substantially to reduce the esti- Confederation of Labor, kniwn 48 mates next year. the “White” Union, to distinguish The Premier defended the coal it from the Socialist “Red” Union. subsidy, because the «© alternative ‘has issued a statement in which. / Was @ great national struggle which In the name of “Christian Union the country could ill afford. and he Organization of Italy.” it firmly attacked communiem as a “foreign protests against an agreement he- | production, begotten of ignorance tween the industrialists and fascist | out of misery,” unions It considers this “an of- The liberal land campaign, he fense to the right and duty. which | arnerted, had fallen as flat asa cold net only the working. but all citi- ‘linseed poultice. -| tens possess in choosing the or-| “T have been told that the coun- ganizations to wheih they wish to try was a Mussolini,” said he in entrust the legitimate protection conclusion. “But the English will of their economic and social imter- | never tolerate a dictater. When the eats.” party wants to change iia ‘eader An agreement of great import-| Tll step down, but not until then.” jance in the treatment of iabor New Fnvoy to Japan Sworn in. problema was taken recentiy at/ Sv the Associated Press. Rome by the adoption of an ac- WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.—@hartes cord between the General Federa- | MacVeagh of New York was sworn tion of Industry and the Confeder-/in at the State Department yester- ation of Fascist Labor Unions.| day as Ambassador to Japan to Under the agreement. each organ- | succeed the late Ambassador Ban- ization recognizes the other as the; croft. MacVeagh has not aot a sole body with which it is to deal; definite date for his - against merchant ships. representatives finitely will shut the United States out of British and I should guess and the Dawes plan. “American trcaties.”’ 'seneral labor and employment. in all questions affecting wages.| expects to remain .
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POE oY Rave ee gk . Se era, See, ca tg [grees 5 ore: RR ES OF ee SG. a I Tee ORO F JST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1925. a re pees!) 6 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | THE SHIPPING BOARD ROW. There, are so many other useful and interesting | “> a ) | thingstto do that more women will leave the baking ete I zt : a PISHOPS LIPHOLD Founded by VWOBEPH PULITZER | There is no good reason why the Shipping Board Dec. 12. 1878. should have anything to do with the construction. t® these who make it a business and an industry Published by the Pulsteer ao the sale or the management of ships. The board Missouri's celebrated biscuits and the corn bread of; #% “ ‘ad a oo ee . mp Fi. is ' : 3 Aas a: | epee age a Was established before the war to regulate ship- Dixie will linger still, an art beyond the scope of | ‘92% oh Qe 1 PR Ie FO Tees. xe , Be. 3 eS : ping and not to run it, and it was a piece of mud- Captains of industry, but the staff of life will be left | “vo; &. RY Bacwed le &: ae & > ae aan . ) 3 ¥ : CON THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- died thinking which led Congress and the admin- ™ore amd more to those who make it their life work. . te _ : Biss . . | | FORM. istration in 1916 to enter the board in the shipping ‘mStead of an unpleasant incident to reduce matinee | . Met vs sess 4 iat iy & &: : ) ¥ | —— Com I know that my retirement will business. It was a worse muddie when in 1917 the 4ttendamce. eee Ae AS ioe wh eA 4 et ae oy So resy Werdict Affirmed andj pha make no difference in tts cardinal poard went heavily into the shipping business to the ee ee Rie ages a ‘= . #2 "x * = | . mi peareng . . r: fa principles, that it will alwass Mlebt es con non ond ssct‘aties die naib CHILDHOOD’S FAIRY NIGHT. a ee Se 8? OR oe a ds oe oo ae : ee Re ge ce a *. ‘2. ns See SEE a, : a eee ee " m _ . . * > : + - = ; ~~” , . “> “ ? fn ’ Ts “$i i Wor fight demagugue« of all parties, nuisance. The time has now come to force i show,.to. grown-ups but to the children who watched | ’ never belong wl — -agacaet ea mea of the business it must have been a bright, happy thing come out! - te” 0t-* “ea én, Yen} 2 ea . “ ra 4 » ; wae ale oat. , P : 7 4 n . oe “ ‘ * as bia ie ss ee yw 4 Ps . Des ne z . ay . me we . 5 ees PaPhy a ‘ - ska : PR tes Saas ay 4a 6 fe B - “oe —— » ' 2 . oO Ras * Si ae = ets 5 ov A pte : : " 2 N : eh ae Les oe exh cy x * * i ~ ee ‘ thor The aare and address 0) the 7u 4 - 4 ia 4 ‘ Lee et } ; os, ArT rearn Tr ’ + - ; } ? : ‘i ; whether the head of the Emergency F! Corpora- cavern opens in the night. There is a peal of music 4 of the verd! by a Court of re- must accompany every contribution, but oi. cnould be directly responsible to the President | and a burst of fire. A band! Electric lights! Pyro- Fishop Brown, however, will nN hit Let-| ._: ss Sale 3 | : view i . ho or, will on request will not be published. ' is'a matter of detail. The President himself ought technics! Papier mache? Yes, but not to children. ters not erceeding 200 words will re cetve tn’ r ~ : nr A“ " ' 7 ca i” co 4 = —— Se ae oe ‘sc . ns “ 7 : - ‘ . to’ be trusted to decide which wouid be the more con- Such carping is for adult minds grown cynical. * eontinue to bold a seat and vote of te the House of Bishops enti] he :« * geanterced by the presiding Rishon. The House of Bishops yesterday ‘ hefhd a recommendation for the * Os te 7% peatdiitas teehee ame CPR Frere ee ie om . age pps, on ot a oa et ae AGA STRONY eae atm oye cigs a > > * - a ee vie > - w ws . >, ow preference. venient. But that the sale and management of ships No child may pierce the spell of the Veiled Prophet Curse of Lezal Technicalities. should be divorced absoluteiy from the regulation | on parade. It is enough for him to bathe big round Te the E@itor of the Post-Dismatch of shipping is a matter of broad policy which in the | eyes in the glow and color of it, to receive a royal OUR editorial of the sth on light of experience we ought to regard as settle jute, to see the Prophet’ e 2 ' A te i a4 ut - me £& ' d ‘ 4 - 4 r ropoet s beard He laughs! fring of the annua! salary and @x- in the same iseue ©o% Roo this divorce The reason is plain. The Govern- | Winds around a turn in the road and the city night es ae "on . totaling $28 904- an@ heard an ad4- i ~- : ‘ 4 ‘ —e a af «1 ; , ion . é . { . ~ ; in Gaston on : 2 — ment SHipping business is one of the iarge pork har- thuts down again Children start after it and are " 77 b 4 adresse ov Bishor gree oe | wurst Ww - ; ie di ’ 03 ; oe a ~ , ' ' ~ = . 4 rhich he piegde or pres- ; timely an . 6) Vita ’ Yrrt + ’ many & + a! = a & +, 'z6 —-« a - : ena. in w hic : Managers,” is time!) Ss. Uut of it 1 Many Senators and Congress- 1 n back tO reality by careful parents. But the ; tam of the chase teat @e two articies seemea . ; serra’ ed as contemporary opinions asto one 4 and for “applicatten of principiss: wil S a5 cone . : i ToD MOTH Ho ' ' : Pa’ ; ~~ } 4 on nm * ety - * . Ar : _ . : at eee grestes: evils that hae heen gnaw- é a% if { impei i Ma til aVSivi so:ips whi ij id coal story i being so very of democrac:? ns ection of a prei- ry ie 7 ae 8 : agri - ey hitAk an > ne ay + . : ai - ing at the vitaie of Put ‘ . as ‘ a f4 -™ . ? = 1 fj ‘> Hoin?: ¥ ere ’ , - rot _= t - . > : e 4 > - : ; : geeems to have reachea ‘ne fF pai he shipping bus! iS taxen away from the board eile rrophet sp ds hi j A reporr ci culated iate vrester- eivilization demands an acccvunting—an: ‘ few that the presiding Bishop. the . - -** re rf =o ‘et ) both an arrest of judgments and tn ike Calvin Coolidge’s the subsidized pee Moet Reverend Ertheibert Taibot 26, e . “i ‘ — tia i i i fA Ti . ae — Sie | TY 1ec7co0no bie . . ~ Z Si . : " 4 of judgment 6 he publi 4051 C1Z€ uneconom! AN INTELLECTUAL DESERTS. " aS: ain SS ; Peth'ehem. had submitted to com.) —— oa a T > am? ’ | +17 = . a — . - >". ‘ ‘ ee a ee Sones fe eae John Farrar, editor of the Bookman no | | neg ’ mittee the resignation of Bishop mae Fella, “it0r OG. tie © ™m o ionger : tons ae so P -; . , | | . a Fey4 Vinernt of Southern Ohie,) 4 r og nic rRrrr — ; _ : . 4 - . ‘ ~ ~~ “Vv ; a 7 94) +h ~ “ rors _ - = : ries iets ree ae ; — . 2 + . . : ; ‘ : ’ i ization is the institution that schools °Y ‘aw. Shortly before 1920 the board pretty neariy _, the intellectuals and gone over to th ~e . . T 1. Reese Rishop coadjator of) ons : "ee : me ‘ , z . Gal LAs Li@t.uadiS alig One f rT hee ; ; , . : HE coli . and matricu’ates him into pettifoggers ost its contro! of shipping. But a compromise Was on. lstect “herat 3 nemy. His a oi Santhern Ohio as primate. Pish-' chat evil ia the court ‘ . ' rer) atest nHereticai pronouncement is th ia ~ = ses. ? . - ; ae And a twin of that evil is the cour’s © worked out in which. according to the understanding ss ) BE 7 ment is that Haroid wisi ; - ep Vincent's resignation would au-'" +4 eoun'’ry who oe 6} ang i7r@v are more import + ¢ : i on? Pea ae . P ~~ . be , tty @ Rees: Nig coun'rT a ate he a ee of the executive, the board was to give Admira! : at se - +portant to ‘ et - +s” ma : " — Rishop her than the princip: America letters th: Theodore Dreiser and Sher. , ; : “ ot . . as a primacy eligible. * Pe a ; > ~~ *, Vary 4eleentes eaw in Bishoo ; ‘ ae Re aa he +3 ae a Se tate AS: ot: NE ASPs . ee el Pee +A ge iy aaa age ge wiih.) Mees ~ a \ ' = ¥ ye “a » > bl ; ae ie . Fw Neien ena neg ite 7 ‘een Seba eee Sapitttigteiy: tina gil , 20 sags PERE tee SS ape SRT RA bet AEN . . « vs eth Sep ye, 2 +. 2rd aie ed ay tc nave beer obtain . . - aA i a j ‘. ) ) ; ‘ot rf, = ° : ~an 7 . = ‘ btain idies for their districts. They are iled Prophet has told his to their hearts. A ey business ha —— “nA ry @aita Ni ae peat ci basa wnkssbssniayis se atehtsas ic aie ph AE Nat, ‘i and given to a President with notions of economr . ~ & ~ > risa ; _ c ‘ - 4 ~~ 7% ‘2 | laes of B The row about Commissioner Haney and . {2 greate= “ a Sl ~. a . " Pte 7 a * J Z > ‘ = Himes 35 4 BAK -Lvgoy Te sy 2. ee ' be - . — ‘ hooks oy + oa © SRR RA: a cet is A aimgt apace toile AO em: : . i St pity a ty lg Pe eine pee ap treba : : we + ‘ R EA. |e : . + Yas ties tae a hA-4 pers ‘ ‘ ie INE er “ : a “s : Sst a i , OY dies Sac . os, SF is omedli_ au liam amet i “sin age itt hat seeping reer ¥ citer Sep Mab tet “ Tae ae 7 & we F. Siroke ~ Lo Oe ts Vigh sell ok respect the infamy ’ Palmer a free hand his und 3 a fs of ecul'y in their injustice aa ree uana. nis understanding was at —— ‘ 5 : a . rather than justice in asses at bar where parentiy not clear It ceriain v q q not hare the ae es ~, »~ >. © “= , : we a - ia ee ’ — te : Meese @ posmibie nominee for the: 7 ~--@ ss aaa . Pl 7 . : , : >. &» o - " ¢ aad > a 4 ibertiee are invoived force of law. The board has ienor + hae 7 , at > ' primacy on whem support could * i¢ ara fas ignored it. hen cs ‘ ~ a . , ; | | : - : : c.5 2 , eesti | | > Prk pee Sa A possibile hindrance to this was technicalities ra decisions; men's rights and h »y it, the alms of justice are ) and when by it. the a! . the President asked for Commissioner Haney's resig. to take the piace of Doth (snes ise _ bene G OG ( the “Kindergarten set” absolutely ; : ” - > = = ao al , nx contained in the afneuncemé@nt © “ ; : be ss4t OF Ff ewh' ne x 7 , m, [ct . etry and , ie . —_ eather than br practicing the ignob mee the conflict fs not soluble by agreement it . ' Ss a, | | : , x 5% Sota iat that general dissatisfaction has V | have to be solved by congressiona! action. Th ‘ : — a : arisen ‘n Bishop Vincent's diocese; — ever his resignation and“*that a. reir eet u we are dumbfounded. Can things *ha’ belong tn ‘he arte afr vi! a — will b , : a a ee 9 : | , . i “a % ve wat 2 in ois cotage, having passed out of ind villainy! S. T. DORRIS President will have to ask Congress to deprive the eee -_— = T T : aes board of the power to manage the pn _ the twenties fo uphold Haroid Bell ‘Wright’ To LEFT A HE DOCK. delega:ion from the diocesan ae - S'S - aii 4) mMmenre » , : . a ut ! ord fo ‘ Sees! 6 - in >mmittee has been assignet Inadequate Heatinze Apparatus. ; Tr : put in a word for Zane Grey Come. thie wi!) ing comm | ‘Seton He will be right in asking that, and the peo- a a date for presenting & protest T> 1 iter Of the Poet-imeretcr. . , : do If the RB Se. —* — Sime Mast . eo - | ple shouid support him. a a ee a ee es. 2 before «he committee on remgna- N answer to ‘he letter signed C. E. B eventuaily find i igi +h — : 3 | | = : , ] a -¥e Gai." ‘ . Geriding the intellectuals, when e j } E rions. The resignation of Bishep ~—y Julius W. Atwood. of Artzona. also’ in Thursday's issue let me say I, foo | ceo everyone knows deris: Sak ean Reps - x Soars Cy bgt chet ec acris.00 i§ (Heir own sti ritten for the Post-Dispatch ; eT . , MATHEWSON. | r own stock in trade. A MINUTE . | Tif : t “ad le you compiain ot In the el oon By CLARK MecADAMS n has been referred to this commrit- Sty landlord called in-the furnace man |_ Hh the iong roster of baseball's great no name has “RED'S” Ceprright. 1928. = maine een more widely or deservedly honored than tha: BOASTFULNESS. = = ia 5 gee | At a mass meeting tat stentle and chimney experts, spent a great dea , — 180 (nae —_—_—SS= . = = — — This column te designet & mF f Chri We thought f¢f t] I pa the conference received the reper’ ' 'thout accomplish! any|° risty Mathewson. For years he carried the © tnougnt from the beginning that e- ith hi — +m | of moner withou accomplishing ad | ae is Mow Sect Gian . _ i i ae . . . Mr. Haney. a member of the Shipping withant ‘az the iates?t bent & of the wemen'’s auxtiiiary on the ©. | lants on his broad shou!- ae Ss Cee noversion lacked a true ’ , | Board, refuses to get out, and he denie= leading publicists, newspa . Untred Thank ffering which won ennounced as $904.900, $96.000 ies ‘good. One dav he happened to notice a oiler ineulated in one of the show win- ders and how ably he hore the burden is written Lee | j they am the biggest drunkard in r ’ that the Pre«ident ‘an fire h ~ The Presi cals on the questions of th oad Me it D . ; > . . is . : aa a Ad aa ban . s= « é Hs oe than the goal set for the current. . ; oo . + , “at? * FY — ; és . ee a lows on Olive stree east of Twelf hb forever in that teams brilliant anna.s. S not oniy bdDoastful and Vaingiorious. : ari. f, n imagines that Mr Haney wil thin inoataenins mee A 1922 ¢ — F wat? 7 ‘ esa ae + Ye 3 ‘ 3 ao 2a > ‘fering at the conterence-— Louisans who v | tees . 2 poor to Matheweo ¢ | : , — h Oo tatty : Zonbta!l shipboarder is 1 helding out TELEPHONES 50TH A! a $1.0900.000. This exceeds by $223.-) « 0 Matbewson s performance in the world’s series in 4 oa! r the honor. Manifestly, | ( It appears unseemly to hold on in the pub- rom the Pittshurg Sun. 4 600 the tota!l reperted at the 1522 the A WRITER 12 a New Yor®g cenference. More than two hours was occu- stastically be iad pled in executive session on Bishop | mar 7 ae ae — Brown's case yester¢axs. and Bishop . ns: le savi in the Was gone. The campaigns had taken their tai) , Siy iost, Prof. Williams ec concentrat “ -ner'anre of +h | : gives % . — os gpa maggie skill had "ise eae Bee Cae ee on) aeapting or ee an concentrate on wine said. uring last year Russia bough ing more shipping of one kind and | he telephone ee Brown addressed the House of) amownt of our coai bii § acs come with experience indeed, a sort of 2) sep l re, the Sunday goifer ir th ‘Rnited States goods and materia! her than he ever did im hie /i1 It ts ‘an Rome, tells how it furthers ¢ Bishops If was an that. wizardry had been attained which had earned for soo including 0.¢ a curious case—one in whick the President ‘erests and furnishes an invalaliila the vote was 95 to 11 in t& of seems not to Rave too careful’y picked his ‘* communication between thea 7 arproving the court's findings. him the affectionate sobri tH Of | : i ffecti sobriquet of the Old Master MOSCOW'S JAG ext. kep . AND AFTER. I? ah mn make that $159.979.900 this wav. After thinking [t over off and on for tant pars of @ - The next. sep in the : = = ‘74 ‘ e country. ~ — rst be taken ny the presiding ; : , etree’. atepped in. made some inquir¢s “a — a | i i ” Phe There is nothing comparable in diamond history °"5 Si ® many other St. 4 gave his permission to submit a fg- HIStory wre for insulating the furnace and pipes Se so ‘ . ian F . ‘ , : ; “ith asbestos materiais rhe proposi- 1905 when he pitched the Philade pola Athletics ~i : = gance as 1isp.ayed in his Dies, pene ifter =o aug a : as ~- ia s = — . - ihe ma i & ] > iT - e : . : "1a? ‘ - . ° ; fert we require in the winter but alse - ee His youth, as baseba!! knows the rT —— = tabernacie. Now that “Red” j pe _ ! iy " sera avi } ‘ riere is something interesting.” Mr. Ant eg : at the offi this morning » 3. and us that the eve of the Sn A ocean te heel ia th ee Se ulty su - +h t ead Siaiielineais sso saa aces io soa os secsaged ts ibvear Girt ohes. : ae , gy a 5 aa pose aan rs pre ae engage days = have concluded that while mere af Yee tail , eas vi ntland Ric a Government removed ail] re : > have her Government recognized Mr. Coolidge knows quite well the preroga- re of the telephone stery. ¢ Rishep. the Right Rev. Ethetbert, thus stirringly told by Grantland Rice: ‘trictions : place with our consent among ives of the President. he is deficient in his lata recently compiled by } Tathet Watian of ie The i presiding Bishop was notified bf ™s the Biter of the Poet -Diepacch HE genera’ manager of the Commu- ity Fund of St. Loufs sars there is saie of genuine liquors As : mi more peverty in St. Louis now than ever This sudden turn acted like a galvanic shock i comsequence, it is reported, the jails of the city Seaeietes 2 init > —— ee —e — 2 the Irish people ) set r Llectric (o.. there are more t aad : before. The reason is obvious. This con- te the Old Master. He saw his team about to vere filled to overflowing with pereces shinee yal * ich sh eur d economic : 2 4 ace weer a oo = ores Bang | leph nex in the United ai 5 the House of Bishope of Ks ap-) ’ ~ = a 5 C : re nea mic ! give battle Moreover hefore ** tt Shereas the total number iz@ - proval and he may paas sentence Aition exists all over the countrv where be beate ; ‘ ae ere ie > - R o Rn again and vs . hamp mship of ; er y : ow mi ic dD v wWka and other drinks. And since ew ne vou must ave his +t ze and = ‘ it fs exrce d 22.000,000. a* his p e«asure No date was set. juite sure vou are going to knock him for nere te ephones than ail FF people buy automobiles that can't afford world fad: - : ading out. te . them. The auto is creating a hard-to- ei ; ft wae said. for pronouncement of 2 goal Utherwise—well, ,ou may see for hurg more than Italy. Se sentence, which would prevent the in th thi a 3 5. a ae ni } is mouth existence among the laboring © game this sudden biow would have -1€ Paces where iiquors are soid—lines longer than hi: r to gai ist as th pod wil uU . oe clams and. therefore. is not an asset but brought on disaster, but in the face of this for he queues that used to wait for the bread shops to ER: eine TC iS gg ourseitl ty. As fer quaily, that cur tii convicted coger yo exercising “ais | > tibm@ie U a LU Au AV 4 5 ( ‘ sahil y 2 2a Pra ait . * ae if the best is indicated by . the functions of is ce. — " ; " ss e . " , * . : . " wage 0 My Pe a luxurious liability. For five years I orm fight Mathewson turned back the tide of ypen in the time of famine We have to be reminded occasionally tha creat countries recently have | Rish Fiske, speaking for the —_ — : . : cot ri 2 _ > ma hee $ cd love and Deauty are the specialty t : ——- . specialty of the ica for aid in large-scale \elayye House, dictated the following *ate- was the proud owner of a smal! car. an i urned har , ; ) —_ now | a mvreelf out “ a job a ie os Panga back to his greatest vears when —_ nd yet, according to Rev [vam Prokhankoff «a : " ; : pe orn 3 ne | - pt Bim atc - esenaseoneen gee of money. as it took all my earnings to - BS my one, no other—-and working with eningrac minister and president of the All-Russian r" termans, who sighbo nd weather This explains why, though " Pages: = a ee —_ agen keep tt up. Who was it that said the a Seart of iron and an arm of steel he cut down ‘ion of Evangelical Churches, Russia has had : ‘ophet. he doesn’t know when he is proses im hepeerudngen rain - 7 eee Bishep Brewn presented 4 ™mr- coming generation will have to support the mext 18 men in order. Not a member of the ienty of liquor. He says that, under prohibition political and ¢ German commerctal. 1 have his parade and oftentimes ose pasate oe lely scattered SE mortal requesting ‘hat al! action or |. n go: is ii ' ug" out in the rain when he does have it. aha nan anes a cation “ ae ne oe eae the people now riding i ! - appeal provided for im the cons - ar | ~ i) fad Plow, me th) eer For almost any other pitcher len song ‘ines of thirsty persons have formed at automobiles? Slashing Red Sox crew — mi ' . see sa cos net a oe Ge ae | reaches irst from that [ = ~ 2. ror made ‘ . . : ; ' , ’ -* . - “ ; — 448 ‘ 4 seaactnans . - ‘ oe | nad ‘ 0 Ss) eg | 4 —_ Let's hope the time will come when no point on—not a member of oc ee Ky , anc consumes thas int ar uffici v sonstrativ ‘de last Zz} At that. the weather is so , — Europe. one rill buy a car unt! b. o financial con- a aha aes 4 rf Vi one OF Dé wor aq S i i * [ src? “Instead of having one drunk _ ‘he eading cap.'ais of - 2 =e aaa «& - eee . . e st 1+? - tec ¢ ear! ~ : ‘ . > oe s dition Warrants it CYNIC. oe X hitting Pam: ould break for an instant his | 3 : + The jere and (there. as was the case be- ' -" a ‘ r = - R4 es * } . gets "2 ‘A mien . se0 thar worried look upon RAP N gee ° tom of the ehurch He 4eetrsi mi! hty jaf hese *h } Fee " , . : 3 ria _— | j -IRoO!' : . ao ; es ’ Nigaty detense—but the : uy¥, Wonderful as it ore prooibition was tried, every house hecame a dis. ' u jus we, inde: nd oe propoet (ace you may be sure he is a have the conven‘ion wait three F , was and grippi s i to those wh ; — oe a ; ere a bat g politi n hinkin From Thrift Magazine. ae e intil that eceuld could of 7. ~amguiey Voting ETipping a: Was to those who admire Cluer’ ad a sa.oon Men and women made vodka near ) ptt ° . HERE .s United om d mr - ie equest was de. To the Biter of the Post-i'tepatch. . raw courage and a fight: : pic c pe 19 no lave any . ERE are in the CT roperiy set up r i L1ZDting soul, came too late d ey : red it to their childr : are, ; + ~ ; . ’ nis . *™~ — - ‘ 4 \ sab ae ,ren. ~ 4 : I~ r +) . > . . _ : ; or ’ — ‘ . nied i vere rote oa metion RIEFLY answering Mr. Green's ob- to save the day. | OE aR sn in : 1 Russi: n . ee: re the Washington correspond. mately 3000 scrap trea . lag a vive coon en jections to my proposal of a comu! “vt en, “ne tremendous demand for vodka that a‘ (he Russians, in turn, do net was . ure us that Senator Borah. despite he inves " liens of ’ the Right Rev. William La . L ziS s wa ~ Bah = * " ‘ : a) ; o . : , ia : ves: ent OF Til ue’ , P ; - That Was Mat hewson Bel ‘¢ or defeat 2 : : + | VMoecow s big jaz Ths answer must be ec t » s Cia re a’ one with tro White m™m : “4 Se ence Ptehop of Vassach « se voting law. would say that if it « Pies . ate SS apes: ; . Geet: ; : ' : oyin hiy 50.04 , | 7 . ; ‘—.! was er ry 4 baseba!! and the game of life Tt was with oh hat. for he firet tin in Russian citizens : ve 13 rt a .s0 ' trad : ise. } ing *@ hay? he whole n residen - Dp ying proba! 5 58 o9 oe ecord ¢ e ai ae * i 1} ac +} . - o ri Y . ; . : 4 ia i As wows a4 a rt . , , 8k ‘ ae : ‘ 7 a . , “ —— . , " 3 s _ : - 2 , ef ; — © he ’ chaagy en See tee “ _ soa lg spirit he fought his losing battle with tubercuioci« new eoulad law? ll the good vodk : ako ” Ve don” believ+ it. We have ‘ienal 159.996 scrap Col a re the House of Bishops. | ery question that has been submitted to ' , hak LU ODSCTCU OBIS. — ~— 44 the good vodka t wor livin joof from th * half bz Senator Borah urder painstakine ob nm this occupation for & the Heese come = a : - _- : > ‘peu ; * ee _ a‘firm or reject the verdict of that 7% e; ‘ h . . . ~~ oo -_ - r . , the voters since 1908 has been answered A gallant fighting man ney wanted without fear of punishment under the it cannes ) ne, id neither sid “rvation for vears, and whenever we think P 2 . * . » : ‘ sais % : ie : ia a | ; : : > on -fourth - +h 3 by an emphatic No,” then it is more than ee ie a cee — é There was a reaction from bondage to license . 2c SS Oo ir “‘ourt and a two-thirds vote of the ~~ 5 Le a ‘ ” . _ ‘ " > ‘ h nake itself |! er } ‘all: of him ft recalls the hraw!l we once wit- ious than love and he autTY it rain. "rom the railroads Auto fn entire House entitled to vores consume about 19 per cemt ae whether present of not under tiers? : It ist - : ~“remumetances. the vote was put on = 4 a or ait : , > > + oo oe ee aet . . hh + . ~~ - een ~ 1) Ee re ' : Sean be a penn : oar = Sen” OUR DAILY BREAD. me of the “old soaks” will suffer. as they would ai the econom! ‘ase nessed bei ween ‘wo darkies ifter p'rceon- might have recetved an emphatic “Yes.” \ : : i Dianne inninnd i rs fon, Agee hc , , New York bakers, prepari for 3 inde! rohibitio Bet the maior? . ; Be RENT yO _— . .ferms wine ne around one another for some time if every qualified voter had expressed an —_ , Preparing (Or a gigantic merger pron dition oul (He majority, after getting They make the first move | : wr and exgnretely thratiiiines- eine clm™ mest eufieut.qnch seen - ti ‘ '? - os — - v ‘ar Fr ~+? —— > i , . — x i : i2 ’ "i > cer - in " : . i , . epinion. Knowing that he must vote o at would result in a corporation controlling 157 , ” xcitement and temptation of the return ‘he head of Germanr with rnom +1 ; tiom. they finally engaged in the roe " about 5.990 906 tong of , ss : ** . n) *, - * nm — — - . — > eeen . i » F a R r . : + . 7 2 — a aie ; L¢ Lowi ‘ 60 to jail, like a fury. witness or cuu- P'ants, capable of producing 10 Der cent of the na. °° ‘0erty im the contro! of their own habits regard- have always chiefly traded. and trade with dia ogne 5 on the market annually. : Test of Reeotution. ‘ = oer ‘ Le — rey ; Q . . . ae = + , . ~ ~~ " >? me sae siacker. he or she os t kee; oa 8 purchased bread supply. deny any mononoly i . is Pe — r? i+ > . . > : . tive or friend. if in deubt. Aa ¢lection ,. * dec! th oo pee Oe " 2 the United States to bug their eyes was’? ma‘eriais in the iron Brown case’ as given out by toe” holiday. strictly enforced. would suffi-e | ™™! are (fat BO monopoly is possible, for the | 24tUre it. AS proud re ar 7 | ' rea ; 2 “ iis ‘ ee o oa i € .OT tse - ; . Pp? i797 828 we are and as indepen 0 Te rata ot? eam . pa da . a enlyr prevents . - Again. if t+ “e¢*re ‘rye *ha’ “the ~~ hreacd suppiv in their ho ‘. ‘ ro vate man — ~~? fo a — % a . Hen 4c + 2 oe Aaa Aa aver here ix sa : ; “ : a7 4 W an rain P ° . > : - e a °s0 .T? t 4 A ss 7 ul@ lomes The Rha ker»s Mnding a® the ‘ria! enue ‘ “earns gr; anc re peanle ever- aA ; — ov . ; : | peeple eo d tor Rerah pent ut No What is de mattah wif me?” p.es8 ‘No’ in Migscurt on ProRkiditinn was h , at eat + » " . «hoalac vrialat 2 2 a prod { aa “wu ; closely frlilowed BB the ratification ‘ reac magnates, are the OM'F¥ Manufarturere who * “0'@58-€ Vioiai or isregard for law wi) a — se hie ts the cloudy sesece in ~e? wee: ft sd . y a affirmed br ‘he court of ceview m , fe ratif ) 7 | + we love (mid' Glittering enld ie4 om OM Mite ¢ at ae the “? , ‘ment | ‘Ne El@hteenth Amendmen: ‘Hen th : ; coi ie rainy season : en = e matter of the present: : State Legisiature which cas’ Wiser 1 That mar satiety the public -_ rn, OUT C3 f a'ed when the maicr artl.e ana tr are e Fight Rev Wiliam Ments# a } : ' : ; ° ler 4 mi: mri? y 3 , ¥ * é so ie , aes . « ; . . vnte Par tha’ amendmen Ry ible Ty ’ remain a nflny oe P . e. my . . thin z NICGuT 1s AT TT VN. P Te tract ng Re aget use 1 -4 . S ba : : i? i” i 20 2 ‘ee BD we ‘ . . : -— ee e , : > os : re © "a rT ’ | ad » ; ; ; heen retired from power ~* « ifie> | nalitv ef the way ; ee — year Ther will rind em o ‘ 0 p* iy EOP re) 6 ee ‘ «ef helding aad keeping pele ' >. eee ‘oi ,| ’ & ‘2 ; , -™ *; * ree 7 | ‘ ~~ , lia : Z . : si ‘ ’ , fa " . ‘ had voted and a new Leetain* vre nie OR ' iniMpa re, r need ; ' _ i rs ira oO nora! suasion : oa se ’ , 3 i niww «& ' : ei ad: teeel iy aa tr ae Corte | . Powe '* . . i” cown te ry #7} 4 ) , eh - ' - »f Besee’ @s: . _ rai : . ; , . i 7 . aa . : . wRich Would advern:: =n | Mean arveqd Pecause of this showing that : ’ | umipluary iegisiative coercion wil] be in. ‘ eet as any suck!i: - | "se . ® at hand ine es —s | by the Presa , An ale a 53 tee! ‘he tate while. Co een r orrtgi«d 7 av ae oe “ome . ' y - I~ . , ™ 3 ng me . mve he n of the country bake jess than haif of its daily ae od custome M> Aniwin ' sand spark '+- ' « ? on tai ; ae | ; etal ef America & ‘he Maennet chosen to vote for the repeal of the \o yread. It may sh . . /«oarks from . erred law This would pe-mit ever believe ea na those couservative souls who : ; man ee 7 ™ é; ride “eo om _ and form es set forth im ‘he pee Sate. county or city ‘ne sry far iteeit ~~ man 5 p.ace is in the home. hut it is. un- « se e . ha : corner Lot at 2868 a . ea a — ren ie : i, @ ee & ont ment aR” "e each af the chars *» on Ermageenge te gma ee — a ‘raaquillity is marred by re Security from search and seizure. requisit > Pretend ng co f wn whe- poe c ey aiken, ts! me ® q ard spectfica'ions of the presett+, " a@ th ! au rudge An iconociast: . tone ys ; a j men’ Soinediina tee denen - = ch ~ get ry eciastic pen might go fur- warrant.—That the people shall be secure in hreough . ‘rua! ‘ariff «at! ecatnet € i so , AGC set forth that American cuisine ; : A site sembee tr ‘tees = m “Resolred tha’ the action of could then hate them legally Paell ange. that it is conceivable that bakers. oo rien dade eR, OTE OS NRIs ‘ Saciermen »urrring heme to ed. Libera’s coul4 corral ‘y equipment. can bake better bread th en ener meine 2 jig down the read of night. there I me imc ‘ an t 4 Si: How's t for the ~ ; ; ; th i tief | ES = ia ie he roar he house. a edie his ye - Categorica] im- A lght-house gieams its flash « warning, . —— — r than hat : sed Are nesta: bagae — "Oe Gen west of Keeping its watch ‘till the slow, soft morn Se rhe I ? ; ‘> ; ° ’ . 7 - . voting and reforms woul etart with "27d labor in the American kitchen. | eine ste : oe there above. with its generous beams our standpoint has - > ; , 4} . - _ i y . © moor +. 7 ; “ voter himeeif JEFF MACKAY This growing competition wil Grow greater still. Section 11, Article 2 of Ht C writing. vaannder ee 7 points the way down the path +ill he sorry te see C the State Constitution. of dreams. . | pPlexion change so *s to te ‘arrangemen: continuing. bg ' rr ? ; ~* > .. : ; . . ' maAY regard their customers as cor e ended The drin ri 2 not be done away Veanwhile the = - . 2 . — et i? are -f - - . ~
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Our standpoint hase worked well will be sorry +o see Canada’s dom 1 The ‘'IRROR | PUBLIC OPINIO} This column is designet to without hias the latest comment by leading publicists. neu spapers and prt | cals on the questions * thy day. ——- eee TI LEPHOND’S 50TH AN NIVERS: romn- the Pittehurg Sun A WRITER na Ni w York paper us that the eve of the fiftieth ann “ary of the telephone is but a few mom ‘a’ Fenthusiastically he touches on pervance of she telephone in the A ‘nm home. tells how it furthers our busin mierests and furnishes an invaluable f communication between the most ‘fant par's of the country. Statistia more of th, te.ephone story. Accorél lata recently compiled by the Wé Electric Co.. there are more than 15,000 > lephones in the United Staies whereas the total number in the world ot fa excerd 22,000,000 Chicago more telephones than ail France, and burg more than Italy. So much for que ty. As for qualiiy, that our teiephones f the best is indicated by the fact that great countries recently have come to l-a for aid in large-scale telephone pre Fussia and (ermany. Russia, with the am of American electrical companies. plagiie ‘Ink her widely seattered areas with. district towns and hopes eventually @ tablish long-distance communication the leading elias of Berepe. —— S ~? : mean the ere mn Mwai “Arif’ +a acainet ‘he ’ nied , even Aes a mater ef fact. however votes t& there will be eome adage in the Since the 4iseatisfaction in the indus cities of Ontaris and Ewstern C88 Omiy {00 apparent to the Dominios: ‘Iclans. The system of reciprocity " Libera’s could corral ensug! plexion change en s* to preclude ‘arrangement continuing. go 21,090,000. Brown lerue.” ae nd we be tay: x FRIDAY OCTOBER %&, 1925. The Datly POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINLD ST.LOUIS POST-DF | BSHOPS UPHOLD - eed SVICTION OF BROWN a FILMS NECESSARY AS : ‘Entire Student Body at Bucknell — Social Activities RODT will entertain the M RS. EDWARD MALLINCK- members of the Women's Committee of the St. Louis Sym-| Heresy Verdict Affirmed andj} phony Orchestra at a tea Thurs- Presiding Bishop Will Pass Sentence in Case. Be the Aanociated Preas. WEW ORLEANS, Oct. ¥. — The, - joint session of the House of > Bishops and House of Deputies of S the forty-eighth triennial general S ponrention of the Episcopal Church in the United States of America was held today to hear the report of the Nationa! Council. The House of Bishops yesterday. approved the conviction of Bishop ‘Wiliam Montgomery Brown of. charges of heresy and affirmation of the verdict by a court of re- yiew. Bishop Brown, however, ‘will | continue to hold a seat and vote | % the Houre of Bishops mntil he is _pentenced by the presiding Rishon. a The House of Bishops yesterday : of the annual salary and °x- | allowance for the primacy, ~~ totaling $20.009: and heard an ad- - Gress by Bishop Sessums of I.ouisi- | pnt, in which he plegded for pres- | | pervation of the church traditions ) pnd for “application of princip]+s | Be iemocracy in selection of a prel- a. ate.” Ohio Bi-hop Re-ignation. A report circulated iate yvester- ee _ fay that the presiding B.shop, the F a _ ‘Mort Reverend Et helbert Talbot of F Rethiehem, had submitted ta com- mittee the resignation of Bishop. Reyd Vinecnt of Southern Ohio, | waa believed to indicate that an effort would be made shortly for the election of the Rigeht Reveren’ | T, I. Reese. Rishop coadjutor of) ' Southern Ohio, as primate. Rish- | ‘(ommittee and will assist Mrs op Vincent's resignation would au- famatically qualifv Bishop Reese asa primacy eligible. Many delegntes saw in Bishop Reese a possible nominee for the) primacy on whom support could) be centered, providing strength apparentiv aligned with Bishop Gailor. of Tennessee. and Bishop. Prent of Western New York, lacks & eufficient mafority. A possible hindrance to this was contained in the announcemént that general dissatisfaction has arisen ‘n Bishop Vincent's diocese | over his resignation and“that a delegation from the diocesan stand- ing committee has been assigned a date for presenting a protest before the committee on resigna- tiona. The resignation of Bishop Julius W. Atwood, of Arizona, also has been referred to this commit- tee. At a mass meeting last night the conference received the report of the women’s auxiliary on the United Thank Offering which was ennounced as $$04.000, $96,000 less than the goal set for the current offering at the 1922 conference-——} This exceeds by $223.- 000 the total reported at the 1£22 conference. Brown Addresses House. More than two hours was occu- pied in executive session on Bishop | Brown's case yesterday. and Bishop | addressed the House of) ishops. It was announced that, the vote wes $5 to 11 in favor of approving the court's findings. The next step in the Brown case. must be taken by the presiding Bishop. the Right Rev. Ethelbert. Talbot. Rishop of Beth'ehem. The. presiding Bishop was notified by the House of Bishops of its ap- proval and he may pass sentence athis pleasure. No date was set.” ft was said, for pronouncement of Sentence, which would prevent the'| convicted Bishop from exercising the functions of his office. Bishop Fiske, speaking for the House, dictated the following state- ment: “Bishop Brown presented a m-- ‘“morial requesting that all action »° delayed until the conference shou | have set up the ultimate court >f appeal provided for in the cons tution of the church He desir?i to have the convention wait three! yeare until that could could of properly set up. His request was de nied by a viva voce vote on motion of the Right Rev. William Law. rence, Rishop of Massachuse*t and specifications of the presen'- ment. “Resolved that the action of th's House be communicated to the pre- @4ing Bishop.” “I merely asked for a hearing.’ Sai4 Bishop Brown. “I had a stats- Ment to make but I could not £0 through with it. I broke down ani! p W&a forced to take my seat. I — Would like to ask the presiding op now just what my estand- la, but I dislike to reopen the pel 2 recommendation for the |day, Oct. 15, at 3:30 p. m.. at the’! Mallinckrodt residence, 16 West- | ‘moreland place. Mrs. Oscar John- | eon, chairman of hospitality for the | Women's C ommittee, and Mrs. Har- | vey G. Mudd, Mrs. Edward 4A. Faust, Mrs. Eugene D. Nims and Mrs. Frederick PD Gardner will _@gpsist Mrs. Mallinckrodt in enter- taining. Hostesses for the Afternoon will | prawage~ the officers of the Wom. | (en's Committee, Mra. Thomas G. Ratcliffe. Mrs. Daniel K. Catlin, | Mrs. Alvin Goldman, Mrs. O. K. | Rovard. Mrs. F. G. Eaton. “7 George Gellhorn, Mrs. Gulio Pan- | |teleoni. Mrs. Harry P. Knight, Mrs John Fowler. Mrs. Newton R. Wil- son, M:ss Ernily Sproule. M‘ss Flor- | ence Wade and Miss Mary Lion- berger. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Tonsdale | of the Chase apartments will give | a dinner dance at their country | Ome “Cherrv Hill’ on the Mera- | } mec River near Sappington, Mo. the night of Saturday, Oct. 31 to in-| troduce their daugtter. Mine | Aileen Lonsdale. to society. The | 'debutante is a graduate Of Mary [Institute and Holton Arms in | | Washington, D. C. Mrs. Frank B. Sheldon of 14! Kingsbury place, will be hostess at a tea this afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock at her home complimentary to Mrs. Searles Morton of Colum- ' bus. ©.. and Miss Marv Haworth of | | England, who are visiting her. The, MRS. ALFRED P. BOSANQUET | ruests will] include SOM’ of the | | debutantes, Members of the Juntor Teague will act as ushers at the Red Crogs convention opening mass meeting. next Monday morning. in the Scot. (sh Rite Cathedral. and also at ther mass meetings Other prom. inent women are on the Hostesga’ rank V. Hammar at the. public reception. Monday afternoon, from to 6 in the ballroom of Hotel , Statler, when more than 1000 dele- gates from all parts of the country will be entertained Miss Florence Wade is chairman ef the Junior Teague washer com- nittee, and members serving in- leclnde-: Mmes John Holliday. Henry Cushman. J.indsavy Franris- us, Clarence King. Asa Wallace \V I), Orthwein, Ed Hotchkiss, Virgil Lewis. Mason Scudder. A. (“‘hurch, T. T. Francis. Charles /'Mulliken and Walter Fischel. and | Misses Marian Franciscus. Mary iemmon Sipple, Catherine Sipple Mary Virginia Collins. Elizabeth luyties. Marce'ine Reyburn. Jane ' Rute, Katherine Louise Crunden. _lenore Cahill, Lucy Terry, Rache! Cuendet, Mary S'!nan, Florence | \Vade, Mary Louise (Cotter. Jessie ‘arr, Marjory Little, Heien Rey- burn. WMarriet Tane Cates, Lucy Hoblitzelle, Pamela Harrison. Jn- dith Dana, Jane McElroy, Elizabeth Smith and Harriet Moore. Mrs. Henry Boeckeler has celeste -_——— | STREET PARADE 10 AROUSE : | INTEREST IN FIRE PREVENTION ° —_———_— (nits of St. Louis Department Ac- | companied by 100-Foot Ladder Being Demonstrate! Here As a demonstration in behalf of. Fire Prevention week, being ob- served in St. Louis and :hroughou' the nation, units of the St. Louts | Fire Department, led by the de- | partment band, paraded down'town | is qa gratifying response on the part of ap producer t : for programs suit- | and girl audiences. “We must definielyv everage feature film Marion Ward of Webster Groves. meaaure of youthfu! up her apartment in the St. and has taken a suite of rooms in Her daughter, | overstimulation of childish minds | unw holesome pic tures. ‘4 eS nn COLLEGE HONORS MATHEWSON to Meet Body at Station. Py the Associate d Press LEWISBURG. Pa., Oct. 9.- baseball diamond. whose body. is expected to arrive here tonig} from Saranac lake, where the fa. | mous pitcher died. Arrangement have been made to have the entir: uated in 1902, meet the funer party. The last services will he he'd to morrow at the hothe of Mathew son's mother, Mrs. Frank Stoughton. Mathewson's memory will be honored at the Bucknell i Washington University foothall game also, when the co'ors will be half-masted prior to the contest. A bugler will sound “taps” and spec tators will stand with bowed heads for a minute. Japancse Out Steamer Fares. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9—An- nouncement by ofifcials of the Toyo Kisen Kasha of a reduction of 25 /per cent in passenger fares on the steamers Korea Maru and Siberia Maru, in the transpacific service, has caused considerable concern ‘among officials of competing lines Officials of the Dollar Steamship line said no corresponding reduc tion would he made on its San Francisco-Oriental liners, as the | ‘President ships have no second- ‘Class accommodations, Movements of Ships. By the Associated Press. rrived. Hamburg, Oct. 3, Arabic, from | |New York. | | Yokohama, Oct. 6, President Mc- | Kinley, Seattle. Yokohama. Oct. 6, President Wil- son, San Francisco. New York, Oct. 8, La Savoie, Ha- vre. Sailed. Naples, Oct. 8, Colombo, for New | York. Yokohama. Oct. 6, President. | Pierce, San Francisco. established a | urer; Mrs. D. O. Ives, chairman re viewing committee; Mrs. Rosc: Anderson. delegate from the Na- | 'lonal Motion Picture League: M1 | Hlenry Hopkins, chairman chi'- for the ‘purpose of-ad- of g00d movies Louis through publicity and patronage for the good pictures and , and are making their home in| - James A. Water- have returned summer home in Northern Michi- are guests at moreland Hotel a } *105 -*105 60 Years—Truth in Advertising |THE ONLY a ae
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per COMBINED nea ain a - SR — The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspa 28 ~—"" ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TRYING SS _ SP SSSSaSa==—-—LL_L_L-_-_-_-_-_--_-_-_--= eee en TO MEET GERMAN fight. They've been shooting from fi e Store Hoars: & A. M. oO 6 ra M. . ay; 6:30 P. M. WAFFLE IRON ) | : a NEUTRALITY VIEWS every side and I have been answer [it : COSTUMERS | i WW] IN | © SN | $1.75 Value, ut 9] pART THREE. WP a a a ae ¥ & A. ? & v x ex —— eee, P GOS GRO where because it has o7 egy nf: 48 2 eee ance by Germany ©: many's entry into the ieague ment obligat.ons. Nations and France's guarantee 0: i the Union ° a — eastern arbitration pacts. Neither — FRENCH DELEGATE has been solved, but solutions for finish Costumers with four ag g th are being talked over. | Strong mahogany SAYS PA WILL A ag em . Com ar | metal hocks. Very serviceable for the home. ‘ . Fh oe ae i. Lf eed pe = ie ie at vane ate ti. Bain WP rth ay — oe ait eoeneenG te ont P ~ - b hie motiethtas K Ce ie oa Y Kb ge ENS a REF aS cielle Heda heeigt apt Bre steps liripnelpal RR Radian tte lt ie IP mah "ls wy BN SS ERS 285, Made of cast from and to fit over the ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ > | gas burner of your store. FINISHED NEXT WEEK, B23 of Compromise, 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street be: . By ARNO DOSCH FLFUROT. compromise on the guarantee bgp Paris Correspondent of the Post- question to the point of having ar- | i * f e Dispatch and New York World. (sitral boards which practically | . | 2 rt nd Pulitzer ; te oa ; = 3 oe Rigice tive ee Wortd “| would preclude necessity of a guar- gg - nd Post-Dispatch jantee; and the Germans it would = | ceecemennee eupmnanney = Sale Silk Continued vines —— =. , The conference !s geting some- Hii || | | Special Event fo 6 le “ru eels Seer e~ tot tee tere 7 A ‘7er- i i Rhine pact 4 he oa cine» fo its 1 og Pp! # ' | $2.25 Values, at | 00 Full-Fashioned, All-Sill ty > Fipr 4 “ co a aft» ae tee ents + wie oF ae > S| Oe la . nd - 7 > ft) ? 9 ; _ ‘+ LOCARDO, Switzeriand, Oct. °. |, ,ear eventually will be satisfied rt ¢ . thineland | ; ; Progress toward the * with individual promises of being ecuriiy act baa boos mate in| fiven mandates over ther oid ov With Quality Better Than Ever—and Price as Always—the Lowest ** ——— . ‘ al al - ministers’ c nference yesterday. | Foretgn Minister Skrrynski cf | — - > ° + ° ° ° Philip Bertholdt, speaking = or | poland arrived yesterday, follow- Regardless of Which Room You Want to Furnish, You'll Find Furniture of Dependable Quality for It—Low Priced - ae he the French, said: “The pacts will | ing hard on Foreign Minister Benes . ° , , , . M be finished next week. both bringing [if at the Union and Besides, You Can Pay for Your Purchase on Our Budget Plan and Never Miss the Money! Teich Be et. MRR dl he ey P . yee ORF ES ree me ee] eee ae ar w on . me ™ O ¢ a »” wes Ser were ee ae a, Oe . Rex ep = , nf trhe Py aee & all , |of Czecho-Slovakia, fin? ‘en Str s+ 10 O° ; ; > ? Foreign Minister: esemann irafts of the arbitration treaties Germany, whe gma seseng from ther wigh to make with Germany | ( " “a THE UNION the conference hal! to have a glass |. i, -.ocrrea they have the Brit- “WALDORF” TOILET SSUE | | UNION’S f LARGE PARLOR HEAT | See ceay bn : DOR TISS A ATER, Beaut' of the ent dy Ly at AS IR IBN ge 198° ‘ish approval on their drafts. They ; a will be worked into the conference jf 1 | “RXCH ANGE SERVICE” . | unofficially through interviews. Packed 10 Rolls to a Carton d FAL ~ i ~- m ae. Jefferson i with the allies and then with 1 . | $30 Value, an >] os eo not té the Germans: tomorrow they are | . | ) , | expected to sit at two plenary ses- | Priced 10 Rolls Let rour old furnishings pay for new depend- | the Union for. . . Colors : } : " ol ete stons This would indicate that the | om Bes | : Market form of arbitration is near solution im | able Furniture. Phone Olive 7741 for our | Large-size Parior Heaters made with cast | i -_ : | - Sea Reals Ble ates. ade dake ad ites shel ltd acti = to on ¢ 3 aa PDT De Ree eo “aos bes a ™ ~ : > er br} >a . = ,: - . 628-630 N. Vandeventer World Court and political question 4 °2+ SAgh ce pecially for us in neat corrugated ration TO You, Heate S nave orignot nicsei (riw@mings and Z = = ’ _ .** t i Pa 10 rolls tn each. At the Union, | 4} are Ttulyv guaranteed. Delmar and Vandeventer before an ges board the Hy |] Jo ob on PO : : . e oll ee 1d | ' exact method of choosing which : 10 rolis only 2. if urniture taken in trade is so oniv at our ly . First-Class U. S. Inspected ory acento ee aes | | . . . . | $1 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments pee Deen Geattes. the Scare Exchange Store, ‘th and Market Sts. aia & = f Tm % ‘ ae > : p ee i hs. Fd = 3 : i a _ ‘ ty, > i. a ‘ 38 a | i : Meats—The Best for I will. following a German id Round Steak, Ib. . 20¢ J -o%e: omy ¢o aevise a soturic sae at im case its so.iution ve NE Ea I $275 HUGUENOT WALNUT FINISH DINING-ROOM SUITES tration. the opposing { Sirloin Roast, Ib. . 2069 °° ro tics, eee Rump Roast, ib... 10¢ ee rene ae | He, Se Li i Ten-Piece Suite at the Union for 4 0. 1 ies ° —— LiOW Sle: vw hie " + - : e | + > ‘ - oas 5 senses 7 ine pact—-between (rermany and % “ ; ees > - > % : . . 7 b 7 - 5 > sz . di 3 bi : ‘ 1% a‘a ; ; ty d +, i ; ‘ ~ > —— . - ~ + ’ %, . ; . re +i ? 204456 ; ‘ at x s Ps ‘ . 4 ‘ é . ” . - us . j - 7 « i : a . ~ L- 4 vr J ; : ; a 4 s 4448 ., ~~ 1 eae | — ; ae , ¢ * : wan bt. j : Ai 2 4 , 4 a * . > —- : H ; \ le > ¢ steesees . Fi | om Ht i i= . t , ‘ "ea P > - , — | ho +, ” *-* al ' ’ “ - . ‘ ; Tt e . 7a : . 7 4 | s a a 1 i nN nr * Sok : 4 “4 : ‘a : ie ’ ’ « ’ , - i- ; { : + = _ +. ; x . : - -% " 7 > ; ~ , ’ * =—_ - aoe as . . : J ; 4 | s , ~~, ~ , 7 “ ; | ALL 4 b ; == i ime tn ; . aS ’ , - Aa a ’ ie ©. © OG - iil) . Tt} » eae j aS | i i -- lt ee itt rT ‘ ; : sf . . ? i ; ; " thet ti . Fe ~ . - , _ GROCERIES whether Germany Wi) for . LINDELIA 8340 guarantee of the League of Nations- iN France guaranteeing the * ee ase wit be cade to |} bottom dust proof cases. The large buffet with . L YL E of $2.00 or More os eae to i) silver compartment, spacious china cabinet, eon- : QUALITY ntl iim - venient server, oblong extension table, 6 chairs, §) =X ECONOMY * : . as = ~ ha « - . : - . . ~ . . , e . . ~~ ee i © — i f > . yr ———— Ais*a 4 =.uk> CAL - A & LAL A L . a ee — » , Ley nay A Aas 7 %. are heavy Rugs tha » PpLe to insure vears = f » 5 4 SS : "4 —_ my) . 2 re - “ ~ + o 2 S| 2 - - a 4 - > : ie ate y " > a 4 ee - 2 Py a Fa Ja 2 : a A Sis eS 7. ' s 3 ® ee > - ; a 4 . Baa 3 —_— ~ * * = =. & * es ‘ - 2 A : - a * t Ye " i “a we - = a is s : . ws é ® 4 4 — i — | i 24 — im. | y : es os - “gs ~~ of = i. + = yi _ 3 * : » = r ¥ ‘ . é - i “ Onn 3 ‘ 's oe % han ae “e 4 _ a. - > ; . 3 iS See a a. iBe , “ . Ss - . ee a 4 . Ss aA a - ’ » 3 - . rs . ; - ia iin: 3 ts os \ > 5 » Bele Let 7 Ay ; e f Paes - Se ab, 1 : 3 e Md 7 4 “4 i + 2 t - 4 ; = i m4 . } b o>) te * 3 * f Sa : ££ ee 7 #, ¢ 3 > Ms =] » F - «eo - eons ~ A At CO A LN lt Ee in nN at eS ~- — - —— : + : ™ ; BaP ; 4 ght a © i igs rapes) yy ie; i wt -abjat hy LS I ALC le TOE A NE ON A A OE LS OO I TE A A ITT TS ~~ - . |'These well-known tory service. . ~~ 7 J i ¥ ° at ne th tintin! ie ne **KRroehler Sites are i as Mth $3.00 Cash—Balance Monthly " : gata hy record-breaking values at 1 12-FOOT VELVET RUGS hown i establishment its for | Ox 1?-FOC | ne, % | $69.75. They are sho in the benefit of the public, i : i walnut or manoganv fin- our plan has gained the iB | c 50 et ee ee a cs tae wes i At the de 2) ish frames with coverings 7 ordinarily hesitate to buy Whi Union for. ._. a of Imitation Spanish ‘ : . e , 3 a ; Am 4 at : : q NO : Fe o> iy | } 7 . Pe i toe 7 ri | = ; . . = — Men’s & Young Men’s oS it 1 AND 2 PANTS : | it} : | )) Jacquard Velour | : sé .. 79 a* T ~ | THE “CHESTERTON” COIL BOX SPRING BED SUITES -COXSWELL CHAIRS ® ii ult | iat mo. |} LS =F re Three Large Pieces and a_ es | | er il ~ = a | — ae 1} Mattress Pad for Davenport a _ men—wonderful new ideas + > 4 a = mi ur s. S a | | — ~. - | $45.00. Value o) | () in design and in fabric. Also | : is ~ 4 = | ire Fibs . : | : = be i DY A sie | at the Union for “Vv es on ; if ‘ ‘ ‘ ; : | - : > = clder men 50 i “4 ‘. em 2 o Sy = - @. as ‘ow as . - a Th uf — PRS Ye _ 554, = f* ilariy at and are pest || A special off nd , Mi + . —— ae ; Aad 1 | : “ — — : Sh . si ; { ; : . ’ : ; Ladies’ and Misses i > se infts and b pron ish- || some Jacquard velours. The Nach- 5 a> 3 SS a= 5m — gy omeed va | COATS ANDAA | Se See SE Se | | , a = = AAT a : > spring bed. | reversidié. | | és ? : $12 Cash—Balance Monthly SUITS Zz o i $2.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments ®*Ting nf eomfortabie 7 ~~; ry ’ ' 7 | (Coxswell Chairs. Covered in hand- sess $300 FOUR-PIECE HUGUENOT WALNUT BEDROOM SUITES "TEPER Riera ed SR RR i TE a Rk $ 50 | Hi | | 9 | Hi | These Four-Piece Bedroom Saites at Only Ht Hi Over 100 styles to select . } 7 ,> 7 . * . ee ee maneotnl The latest Huguenot finish is embodied on these and shade is here : — ; : | bb td $ genuine Combination Walnut Suites. Thev are 7= +9 00 | on 6 9” ee 1] - . v*% - > ‘Tt’ I. : . ~ beautifully de orated. | ne Tour pieces Vanity. bed. dresser and ehifforobe—are well proper- tioned. The dresser and vanitv have mahogany bottom dustproof drawer feature. $15 Cash—Balance in Weekly or Monthly Payments CCT) We T } ik ae ees . aan i in URED! (LOTTI ( 0; i Bu _feconaitioned Furniture at Our Exchange Store—7th & Market Sts. a cab i Me A aes Rs. ies nie Lee, ts a A ALLL LOL: Rie i ——=—=—— a _ ~ = gn: ties fait : " Pe re Cen a Sate: aa A i aR RIPON ea Re BP tS aR Ry
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FRIDAY, LE IRON $1 .00 to fit over the —_ Selling Lowest or It—Low Priced iss the Money ! R HEATER, 50 made with cast e-steel. These trimmings and y Payments UITES | the Union for ; c ombination walnut. of p and have mahogany- The large buffet with lous china cabinet, con- ktension table, 6 chairs. st chair, complete this Easy Monthly Payments =e, \ NETTE SUITE ; r a . —~ = . . robed L qunleth, we gt4 in Easy Payments ce — ~ SUITES ‘4 4 |] I | i ——, & Market Sts. wate a L- of ervice and satisfac- to us than the, | parade Pants Suits itheir bright pennons that snapped gaily in the wind. And so the Prophet made his forty-sixth visit to the people of his adopted city, riding through streets jammed with his subjects who had braved almost wintry weather to see him. That clause ‘‘weather permit- tinge’’ in the advance notices of the Prophets arrival meant no more to his subjects than it did to the venerable seer himself and it !s conservative to say that upwards of 500,000 persons saw his glittering retinue pass through the streets, A Light Sprinkle. It was sprinkling lightly when the police bugler blew “attention” on darkened Ranken avenue, where the Prophet's craftsmen pr2- pare the floats for his annual com- | ings. Only a few spectators were there as the big doors opened slowly an‘ the firet darkened float rumbled from the door. Down the stre-t there was a roar of motor cycle engines as two policemen drove off to herald the coming of the po- tentate. In the semi-darkness near Ta- clede avenue, two platoons of mounted patrolmen snapped to at- tention. There was a swish of sabers as they left gether, a flash of bright stee}. muffled rattle of hoofs as the es- scort swing into “platoons right’’ and trotted out into Laclede ave- nue. The reason for the meager crowd was apparent as the first float was trundled from the den by red blanketed horses. A cold, colorless thing it was in the dimly lighted street. One didn’t want to see the Prophet under such sur- roundings. But what a 4ifference floats swung into on Laclede avenue! A moment of jockeying with the trolley by a white-gloved conductor, a blue are as the electricity leaped gladly from the wire to aid the Prophet's glory, and the floats sprang into gleaming bits of beauty, Parade Moves Slowly. Laclede avenue was not the best place fr6m which to see the pa- rade because the mounted police guard had reached Vandeventer avenue before the final float burst into glory beneath the wire at Ranken. The result was that the moved slowly, stopping for as much as five min- The horses of the mounted escort curvetted and pawed in im- patience and the motorcycle men thanked the Prophet fora chance let motors cool. from as the the car tracks often wrfes Be Sure to Place Your Order SATURDAY } Our “4-Leaf Clover’ Home Outfit Is filling « : lone felt want—it is just the type of Outfit that is appealing te young couples desirous of furnish- 100-PIECE DINNER Set Included [ rie ing a magnificent ae ° JIT 7 home at a nom Consists of | | n t | jones | price. If we — -4- ooo eo ‘to price this - Three ECG Lu fit according te iis f 1 Pim | te V% . 4" | ; t ‘ts apo © — oo y | | igen ia NA fi ig. -e¢ wou ° | rooaicres| rae i 4 ft o | 0d | : | ompelled to ask ae [f a ‘aii § Jie : Tat Xm Poel considerably Comprising Kitch- PO Bis Atl _—— - more than $395, on Outfit and \ioiet ; i\#L: —|| > f but due to the f ee . Az i ° i Bip..4 many advantages chotce oo any ie # * * aan that we enjoy other two rooms . . eminem sitll ity i because of our My BO —a | ‘ tremendous buy- pictured here. A 7 | tre ee aS ing power, low Home Outfit that %, Fe *x al 4 rent location, and ; ’ E or small operating will win your in- maf » i $s Mf), i Mr ye expenses, Y O U! stant admiration 3 fi, fe] r _ = WEEK \f are the gainer. pb ——— | Makes You the \ ‘ Happy Owner! Q “--* - es Pe ee ee 8 ee eel _“-« ~«= ae = eee » a OOM $185 Value—Special at ] () SPECIAL SATURDAY VALUES : ries . = 7 . . . 8 OVERSTUFFED;{<ii, BED SUITE in @ very attractive pattern and richly fin- ished. Comprises berr-end bed, dresser and a convenient chifforobe Very laxurious overstuffed Bed Suite, in cluding s davenport that contains a full- size coll spring bed. Upholstered in excel- lent quality choice coverings. Sulte con- sista of davenport and wing fireside chair or club chair. a Week $1 A W E E “- Pipeless 4] Furnace Seld on Terme $26.50 Front-Door Heater Furnishes geod heat and con- sumes little fuel... Special Saturday at ..... ee :, $184 Fill Out & Mail This Coupon $20 Hot Blast $30 Hot Blast $12.80 Oak $20 Four-Hole Without obligation to me, please ae a ete | ral Heater LO ey winged eo send our mace 06k ou | seve wnt TOs cage oo a wee ee a front feed door and | heat; special Setur- | Special Saturday Pipeless Furnace. $14.75 | $18.75 | $12.50 Name et © @@eeeweneaeestensteneee seeseeeaevnnveenaeseeoeeneees gaa eee eee
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hit Oe wee FRIDAY. —. > an the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED nor TRIO, = ss ott OUIS POST- DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation th nections , : a ra n rbulent ae BIG CROWDS BRAVE shades in contrast to the primary in his hand the traditional erozier. fighting craft set a. of yo of 4 OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. colors of most previous parades. Toward the end of the evening, as waves, and ma! anes 27 4 4 * The ; CHILLY BLASTS TO The title float exemp ified the the wind arose, the impersonaror bearded Vikings. aaate | —nti® TT - a : ’ . 5 s+ - ‘ = - ~~ i &. at - 7 ACCLAIM PROPHET |supject of the other floats, “Deco-/of the saint had a complicated) — Interspersed stweee ne ian 2 | wpe Prophet passed. Street °' atheiht # MH, ” r wf the Ww, r a ay struggle "Lr Keep fli ake ai bi h ' a were bandas which ee a sil te TAT : fs were crowded to the dar: . > . . ‘ . sia le - tei Fn! -_ Y | as * Continued from Preceding Page. i “it ag ag : ea er owed in with more spirit and vigor tan roo in every wi fe ot =. - - r avicceeding “oats arried dress |} niace ‘ i a : = i 3 ' .*a bi . , ae ; **. — -— e w h ° ' r . ‘ions forth an his hand and steady nimself agains: usual with street aggrega Personafty Conducted la - ‘ SS Ee a otu the idea, each setting for'n n : : : ne —— ee oe © tee ght popchaparye | try, has- the folting of'the float. Several of Each float wes iniroducns. is a All-Expense Tears | eel, m ight not be entangied “* 4" 7 — Te : “tage, ‘ tore hroug illuminated , R ng its example for the most part “he mummers on ‘he float kept the speccator ee ae n the special w ore Sut the crowd ‘8 * — ugh ™ AO 7 Saat ne by robed negroes . on the historica! ie Sync exrround- crowd in a good humor by affing gns. song Bh gt p eve ing the foundation of * srder mn hroad Cerman accent The heaviest sh wd wanted to see ligh ts and the con- *"*® ° tag aes no : is ning was pape, at when the = “+ ‘tory ¥ 1. if linki F-yes. a : . a tuctors came in for mock abuse 4A eee Medal eric en — ~_ ’ rade swung ‘rom ‘Jive sire ee 46th ‘= . , OAAle ercoug! aa an aon fant flaat th irder of th . . . t * yw est to Vandeventer north Th - ‘ Aec . i, ‘ ne as ina . i 3 + { 1¢T Ji a ie (Jrand peuteverd Here he B. 7 a rep ee A not ‘ r rh t¢ } “> "* “4 . ' e ' . > Olive and then east the Prophet 0a! representea gu, White Elephant of Siam, Was also 2.44. overflowed back almost to F etAaw at “a awe Te = a2 aenrit € ¢ a nn o ; — at A a si . 3 boas, . . . i. _ he bs « : . rans ae Pes: , 4 z ie i hae, ‘ # Pi ee a MMA cy EM SG a Te 2 ite ri . 4 shan" - . 4 Pic 7 > ¥ aS, : ~ 9 ssh = > oo _ ap: 3 >) ie 4 be » 3 sR 8 Becca: PG aren rn PIO eis Ta Ba VIA SE OR TR nee s Fe aie 2 Bek ey We ¥ _ — 7 y . ‘ sain - \ ? ~ ay 3 . vr Ay PP eo yt PP ce ae Ye ok on ~ z , ~ 4 ve 7 ih - pare! Lr 4 oy a, ee = e © ut eg " 7 . ‘ + tee a e zy -, wnych “ - ae —— re . _ , ° - eared nothing for specfal work. It ae Pa z ; oS 3 P ee Vi apt eras 6 cee! wake de Ls im sdk tata Fe ee rn eh ee ee a Pie ep tt eee, angy we ow a wae AL ty mm One looked tn vain for the Distin- ish Order of the Elephant, a Morse Continued on Next Page. + | catenin Gonek Taare wae & Good Pianos — Celebrated Makes — Upri _ robe! , cession. rear'ica ~# +h e FA eed Congreesiona, Line of Heralds. neateah dade tic neers ot 9.004,: Players and Phonographs at Deep-Cut Princess After the mounted police escor’ vient in the design to the Victory = ) Son ahem Barge Sg nage Lorna lla IMPORTANT Leave Oct. 12 Sey Hever Oceneigan. ae ollead-OUup | ay Never cur Again. eee forth the giory of the Prophet OM aan wor The mummere on the Bs ea aathias a tenet Son Bet een st SCHEDULE CHANGES 15 _ th be brilliant smal! float drawn hy robed a . eo Frosted Wil sugar and pac ee ag mney ary TS, ORTON aSGOM tees fee Bt | od Positively Closing Out Several Lines sees ‘Gacy wre tating Om an old sign f th prophet. the wae the neneenent tion of the Order ek 4 MUMIRD |ieenming of wale only be and bis |r ene troiy Sepulchre. a vara! dec. Sunday, October 11th Good Pianos to Make Room for _ nvnk, and highly palatable Iva apt aaa ownga SE or ; ; r ' “pet w oa pal 2 TRAL ane tae tn Roses car ery Old Reliable Ke } j eye ‘ 4 ee ceetce and (ee er Sees Distag core. menle ond Sota noses " SATURDAY’S. re en, fh ls Reteiete game next rid-|nneo at’ Sorussiom eet between. ta Ses te leave St. Leute 408 Miscentbanes. tee eveteg Sees a Many of These Pianos Are Being Closed Out at Lent ing ahead of the Prophet The 7 : Refer the seni) . Due te leave “tt. Louis 1:00 p. m. Will make tecal stops tional Cemetery, Alexandria «and Half Their Value—Especially Player-Pi x. Sunday Candy good place as any to reviex 7 s Srer ° arthed in eiiks his bearded pk ro eA the fi vlrea a? a sne AlerY between sr. Louis ard Carbendale. Mount Vernea. guntenance covered. rode high in ander VI. in pontifical regalia io. Franklin Cceunty Limited ¢:19 p. m. Will stop at Belle- shape = a i _ I~ ae > si Phonograph a eye SEES oe eae ; ee amis in pete EP san ville and Coulrerville: and will stop at Freeburc, New w v ae D . sis ' +h, te = mo in Ay he fica 2 oe Athens, Lenebarg., Marissa and Tilden to discharge pas- ane. = DD. . ; e © Money! - Pecan Stuffed ates es epiica of e mystic TT admiration of the crowds was that sengers from ‘St. Louls, East St. Lemis and SBelleviliec. Rank Buildins 4 Se ie sett fr Sneha tet” Howe. ete ae Orher tec changes on St: Leute Division, | TIMORE & ORION oe”. Hesitate About Terms—Your | (§ Bonbons and Assorted OO) SSS O Sot athe « con osnagee — BAL 10; Own Convenient Terms Will Be OK Ib. Box 50c 8=—_- 2 With Us—Attend the Sale Teds St 1007 Olive OPEN EVENINGS mB Last Year's Bakery Collar . Fur | : , Ke Here Is Your Chance on a Repro. Bottom A Nee : | ducing Grand—See Them, Hear Them Before It’s Darish Pastry Stollen... ... NEW. .; Too Late Ssled Rolls, the rolls-royce kind. ... ; 2 New Repro. Grand Rve Bread, try it with es Dee: D, $2285 * $1575 Jelly Pound Cake: $2675 “3 — ee a ; Mince Meat Pies, frst i che season . $3450 New Repro. Grand $2465 Women in.the Home Men in Busi 2 EY nee s . Malty Milkies are packed in a convenient §c roll of : | _ NEW PLAYERS 17 pieces which permits you to enjoy as Many or as | shes oes The Motorist few at a time as you like and those that are left remain Children in School | $558, $656, $758, S858 | ae : Hs 4 ie Recess time and a determined The handy package of Malty Mi Kies in the original fresh and appetizing condition. ate. wt pe + dren do a a $327 $437, — $637 gree ae motorist adie’ wp tae Maltv Milk: “evervhodv's joy their Malty Miulkies' The pure | , $ . : He can eat them without intertering Viaity es are everydocy s candy because they chocolate. malted elk and sugar Term:=—$2.50 Per Week Up cy Latest Dr esses with his driving. are convenient, big value, nourishing and so pleasing builds their energetic litte Sodies. : arents appreciate this nourishing to the taste. candy for their children. Ku Here are a few of the people who enjoy Malty DP k E— ) ey ee Milkies. See if you can find yourself. ‘ $213. Sale price... am) ; ¥ Dias . all = > i a SE J > the - — m . . > 5 is SA ee oe : ee es be : iahiennnatrtal ‘ SEIT AS SAE RE a n= isle * il Pe ie EE “ ei , fe pins Pons woe vn 946 woes PIU ocd oe 5 , ~ a oid : Vere Y ess as aed : : er an, ins » —— ee i ¢ . on _ _ — — . - = ee ee : “ , * - “ . ~~ : 4 ’ ‘ aan tine we ; os nae Se ¢ a + . ‘ i 5 ty Ve a “9 eee Le ee ie 7 es” hots VS Daye Ve gor £ 4 Rae’ - x % “ 2 . — - ¢ “ fa OS" ‘ — " * Alp be SR ee | , : a. = ‘ F {2 . - oD een ? eo 6 ey ie en . OE YE SI IMEI. AREER mT ed” SRE aia aaa tie ithe Kind SH ee ee as a “a “ . ; ce eta kPa: ee RE ee a 4 e : P TV cael GP mown, HF ‘ dg Aiko a. a , es, te jhe Spee AGO a a sd SG Re ey oer Nik padi. (ess eee ae . ) area ot let A . on « ; ae . eel utes “% si 4 : r = és “ 7 : ? ils . ee : ae oy Pym. magi, y a Pt ak da ? See oo oon en Po ee , epee > iy : aa Tae os 4 , ey = * 5 Sl os wh darteg - — Py - ats acy gaa . ; ape sae Sa ; ‘ A fg 5 A rege Oe > ceie rp ia eee x pee is oe ae tos —2 ‘D> - aa ely . fos a? , m' 4 ~ Sein EGS nner ; , is lr onc aaah nade te pained os 7. : 4 fy . 3 tL pright: : PRICE | : wr Se tient a tees - iJ ) ' J as , oe " ' a Sr ey ear Ae nee . tw : 7 Nr S Women in Business The Factory Worker | sore Ee = naw ted UP Ace force An . : vs . bee e $es The members of the office force find MANY In the factory where hands are busy, : mt thie sale may Bei they can enjoy Malty Milkies with sate cane iachae ae or im one rear xt : ( Slightly t interference with their work or CAN D | E * aS the pace ws last, s x a et Aes —7 Mussed) soiling their hands and papers. And are especiay bancy, Decause a few : } they are probably doinga bigger day's The National Candy Com- of the convemient lozenges can be work because theres real nutrinon pany, the largest manwu- eaten dur ing a briet rest period, and | : | value in this delightfully tasty candy facturers of candy in the the remaincer are easilv kept and rust at | pl during world, make a great variety as appetizing. a ee aces . = , light now and of candy, mm buik, it bars The greatest genutme Piarer of- ? 4 and im packages. You can y | | where, These Biapere ieeeubess | | Eveready Di be sure that any product of | yorau verhavied and guar- | oe the National Candy Com: | = ure befor ar ; | te the most con pany 1s pure, wholesome : | mo ee ee |and good to eat. When : . WA j _ Eveready Je. “==, | Dresse 4 , ot, hevéuatande ook fee Ces ; —_e- 4 | “National Candy.” \ ‘\ —— — M Ni ~~ is \ , | Bene A= NATIONAL? YO $ s Se “ oe | ite “Et New York "| - > : PP — dé —— , C i; N : . , NATIONAL MAR & } | = | LORE he too oon atindate a Pin Mae 9 - % a made + Ouse = on bye 9 acne ta a eT. : } f 8 SME “Nay “ err ee su 316 hw = SS eZ yeur fiane sew. We detiver into desire—but select VSOW—«1 VE q MALY 5 es Tecan teen. 00.” a FLA 4 $1.50 Per Week Up 5’ B Victors, Brunswicks, Simbelis, (Ofumbies and Other MB Brand-New, Sour Littl Lsed. Exchanged or Factory * $°5 CABIN ETS— $28 i2s ¢ $110 ¢ . oe $38 | hae *aBIXETS— : j + 34 ¢ q ogany - Waneeam So ARINeTS— .E s725 ¢ Ma>cg.ny Manoceds. KIESELHORST PIANC _ Established 1879 —
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éan op 1 PIANOS GOING FZ ORST’S 46th RSARY oe oil CO-OPERATIVE §; brated Makes — Uprights, bgraphs at Deep-Cut Prices ~ ly a Money-Saving Event Never Occur Again. _ g Out Several Lines os to Make Room for Old Reliable Kimball Ling Are Being Closed Out at Less ue—Especially Player-Pianos__ our Piano or Phonograph ow—Save Money! About Terms— Your ment Terms Will Be OK Us—Attend the Sale Tod PEN EVENINGS e ona Repro. ee Them, Before It’s ate $1575 $1785 $2465 $2325 * $695 $985 t — he . , By ~ oo # FROWDS BRAVE ee end crowded to the dan- ? > aacaeall 9 1925 The Daily POST- velar alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED = 2 — } : yi cd, Ot BLASTS TO fooked down upon the procession. filled the sidewalks and lawns. Y In fron a the Third Baptist The Younger Elements. Meanwhile, on Washington nue, east from Jefferson, the est of the Prophet's subjects wait- for a hundred feet from Grand. ed. Here, as if by common con- Down Licas avenue, where the proe- sent, repaired the younger element, the slickered youths and bubb ACCLAIM PROPHET Church at Washington boulevard. the crowd packed the broad ste ding Page. _— from Prrecedin —* The triangle east of tHe intersee- tion there was also tightly packed ave- Bay- the Prophet passe d Street gand in every wi indow | & he . - Eaolled-CUp OPates f TH AND OLIVE - slic ‘d youths ;: ibed- haired girls. Vendors of “slap- pers” plied a rushing trade. The sidewalk from Jefferson east was literally jammed, and the broad street was filled from eurb with groups of rushing youths and girls who rapped one another in - good-natured revelry with the “slappers.’’ looking west from Twelfth boul- evard, Washington avenue was a seaSof humanity, the waves roll- ing up the hill and seeming to break at Eighteenth street. Fast of Twelfth boulevard the thor- 'oughfare was, if anything, more . crowded. Because of the explosion yester- day afternoon at the Laclede Gag Light Co. the parade was rerouted from Olive street to travel up Lo- cust street. Here the crowd began to thin out. The sidewalk was comfortably filled, but there was none of the jostling of Washington avenue. B80, too, on Olive street. west of Twelfth, the crowd was lighter than on previous sections of the trip. but there were enough to make the old Seer fee) that he was not being ignored, and so he rode _through a continuous line of the faithful, back to Ranken avenue, where the lights were extinguished and the Prophet mysteriously dis- _ appeared. 7 oe Sion’ ; o a __._§ & “Tee ' ‘ “BUSY BEE CANDIES ee ee ee sa SS ~ Frosted with sugar and packed full of Pecan meats, they are fitting companions for the pearl, 6 and highly palatable Ivanhoe Bonbons in: SATURDAY ’S E Sinday Candy Special Pecan Stuffed Dates .... Ivanhoe Bonbons and Assorted Chocolates 4b. Box 50c 2-lb. Box $1.00 Last Year’s Bakery Sensation To Observe Birth of Omnibus. Back again: Chocolate Dev ils Food Muffins ? only Sc Correspondence of the Aeso~'ate’d Press. Cheese Cake........ ES 5 p60 sb e tayo 25¢ LONDON, Sept. 18.—Plans to , commemorate the hundredth an- Danish Pastry Stollen... ... SS Stow Pa. 40C Re oe sie Sn Oe the omaks "Salad Rolls, the rolls-royce kind........ the doz. 20c bus in Europe have: been launche4 here, but whether the celebratlon 7 ~ ~- Rye Bread, try it with Cottage Cheese......... 15¢ Sete le tee nn oc Pode ie Fo Cake meee wee 6 BAe os 6 06 6000 80 Bees 6oc has not yet been decided. It was © Mince Meat Pies, first of the season........... 6oc i Sees eee te Nest ornntous lum: bered through the streets of Nan- tes, France, although it was not “4 » , , y ; : y . ROS. 1OLIVE ST: » WEAREOPEN ; SATURDAY UNTIL 6:30 P. M. —“T'$1 Down Buys 4 St. Louis Hot Blast ee i We Give an Extra 10% Dieses } ( If You Settle Your Account in 30, 60 or 90 Days’ Time—The Same as if You | } Had Made a Cash Purchase. a i i il Gas Ranges Heaters end Agents on . Ranges Olive St, For GOLDMAN BROS. $1 Down mies Blankets or Comforters $3 a Month Buys Buck’s Gas Range and Kitchen Heater Liberal Allowance for Your Old Range Buck’s Gas Ranges are known for their fine bak- | ing qualities. This special Ieader has four gas The most remarkable Heater ever made, Burns coal siftings, cobs. coal, lignite, coke or wood. Has air-tight bettom draft—will cut your coal bill in twe. No Heater at S30 to 635 is its equal Think of it! $162 We have a large selection of Blankets and Comforters. On our easy payment plan you can ro Gy 9 5 sess all the warm bedding a you need. See our special pescuuer EN AMELED HIGH SHELF Blanket or Comforter, spe- at small additional cost. This cial for Range is a beauty and a bar- ° . E ‘ We Have a Full Line of Pillows gain . ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SF ES a a ag ne mers _ | Gabardines Topcoats Trade in your Suit of Overcoat on a good one. Open Untiis P.M. 4 SS burners = two holes for = ) Q) A Beautiful Blue Bird Dinner Set With .- Over mg _* Either for Cash or Credit . you have to do ig to buy $10 worth of goods or over and on Blue Bird Dinner Set will be delivered with your purchase, nahh hn hbihbibhbhbn tp bb 4 bb 4 6 6 4 b bb bb te tb bp be to te Le bo te be Me he Me Me Se Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me MM Me Mi Mk Me Mil ahah ihiihai i hai hia hhh bb AD MAMAAAAADADAAASL AAAAAAAAAAAAAASAA AAAASA ahh bbe _A A pe ERK RAED BAAD ALAAAA DAA AAAS ‘yTwrryTrer.e7t "Ts TtTTtwrreetewewereefetteewerv#w-rwrtrrtt*® ‘Many are new—many are like new. Included are as good as new HART SCHAFFNER & MARX. deposit holds one. Open Until 8 P. M. A deposit holds any gar- ment. Trade in your sult or overcoat on a good one. 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FRIDAY. OCTOBER *. 1325 a * 3 ¢ ir — MBIN oct Rar. x ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED CCTUBER $3 .) a of the — ' br ee 199.00 castern pacts and the public would be eroused amount paid in sajaries to Th ited . ee ‘ s hh ; a J - Thus Fussia demonstrates the to determined action for fire pre- school teachers ‘n cme rae . +n~* ; ; Agta of ; British vention Stal es, and more than —_ Seman y CT ; a —* af ¥ ~~ > > 4 : T- tp ERIE a ages Oy? th - fire cost of maintaining the posta: sei yi LnjDe@ ° | 76 persotr killed by policy of ignoring the Soviet po- : 6 a ge ns. a vice. : , : in St. Louis, 43 “were children i¢ss : , —s sition in the pact. Not only has than 18 years of age. Six persons Although the population has . I : i3 _4 CP LAOS) VRE AE CEERI BERNA BPR LOMO A LS: : + of piaying one nation against an- i] i o- 2936 2645, pCi. wy fallin inst a t stove, one ute in ‘ — anther , le ~ =r xie ne from Persistence tn the education o% LAs wa a 4 sa : ‘ 2 se s i 4 Se | a ‘ . oawe- . z ° . ae a firecrackers. one from a kerosene children in fire prevention and in : Oo Littl Entent Seek Extend Bus Lime ~* oe -, - > ~ * = 2 7 ‘ 9 73) re 4 ee $ : d G H operating a bus line over the new Prior to last August, acco ling tO the United States for 1924 at $548.- supervisions would ad phen s ae RE ‘ | ith Safet , ‘ mean - sii ; . + ad ™ ‘ - | Slavia an reece on er Girard C. Varnum, secretary-man- 690,009, which he said was nearly of improving conditions, he said he . “a Save t y - ie : tee ae Siig. ee ATTN ae LEN AB Ey? ay i att =) bap. * e . ~*~ age ‘ t= - ‘3 bs 4 RE Ee ll eee - Lord 4 +) 1} 5 4 Seat . Si i al se roacs on > @ Tilin« .s ~ are ager of the St. 14 lis Safety ‘ un _ wy ice the — + of the Pa ~ 2 believed. 4 highway. between Hillsboro, and igeg ¥ “ Se PRP ORE, - Delite paid oe 4 ¥ —S “ ie : : . ‘ poke ‘ ies a oe : et ; - Py hades idee cents oF wake ee A Ae ae ee eS ee one) ees ispatch shows that Russia is not ‘die while the balance of power is Cut F Choic being sought at Locarno. | a. rom e piste” Wie eueertty pect will eines : Native Cattle, resolve itself into new i alingn- It 1sn t lw ys I ea I ime ou ments for war rather than a com- ° a rn Per P nd. a ae e : ‘ ; 9 Sgt Oi 5 for TEA CAKES , — tir,’ satte manrnetuter Eide tends Route or the Tes Caius, the wicieneme @atieney.-_-. 28 ang heat Per Pound Balkans apd gain new ailies for it's the in-between that soothes your : ' Even the kiddies going to school bring with them de herself. licious Herz Tea Cakes. These allies are Jugo-Siavia. ‘ mn . ; "ating +) O r at n 53 renwvine Victreia Conecles and nuprigats Greece an oland stinoff. th thers at $44 and $§>: ie rreece and Poian x U . ineluded at less than cost. All brand-new. The best bargains | oo M1 fortnight in Moscow working out = “The Old Fashioned Sweets” Fresh Cali., 4 to 6 Lb. Average the new Balkan policy. He has returned to Athens with definite i : nail 7; aa | For Mother what could be desired more than these ] instructions to divide the Little ns eC delicious chocolate pieces, cocoanut sweets, Per oC ib. a be eta ht, sited by Fe cel ae ee Site ‘y r ae a : ee a ‘ ir pe * 3 7 = > ’ * « ™ > {2 3 galt Poe %, 2a ee ae ee =" > 5. a a — ‘ ee > beet ghs mee . : - . = - 4 > ? Hae Seo 9.5 RSE IE? sr calf On Sa en OP a gas ; Ss Satta OT a ee ee Re a LT OTM BL tee . ies: i ; i ¢ pial : j : ee bad en pr Be age , — : f re ae te Po Se ode eet SE a eae a ae ited Es ines wren om > Entente. as dos a mints in one and two pound boxes Ustinoff will go to Belgrade for : the same purpose: Foreign Mints- ter Tchitcherin while in Berlin car-' Royal Chocolates ried on negotiations with the Jugo- | . King of them all, because they're so good, just full of Smoked Cai. Slay Minister here. Ustinoff will — : . - dark and milk chocolates, with centers of fruita, 80 seek to continue these negotiations ; = aioe Records muts, caramels, nougats amd creams. Pound box, S for a new alliance of Russia, Po- Small land. Jugo-Silavia and Greece. The Included Old F ashioned ° Almond Per Ib conan “peg ve Down Brand-New ” Greek Minister to Moscow, Maw- on These Cc Butterscotch Stollen rudis, ts named as a vital force Payment Victrolas Pound ke ae i T fn A luscious stollen, the te Sew Fer siete, om eee. | SS SMOKED BUTTS Although Tchitchertn does not Pound Cake that will nfMit Stockinetts AAR Sy AAR — Aiea ne Shade oI AEE RAE Ag root. (f) Weecoatt (h ecmeadh |\) Peet p, tame, Ot itn i Pee breakfast table. It’s iced eijeve (me security pact “" on.er- Ff OPEN EVENINGS TILL — O’CLOCK in your mouth. it’s iced +t} rich > = otch | ence whl produce anything but with rich cream 47c and + il 4 tories talk, he is prepared to make use Mail f fondant. each... 3 of any possibie settlement reached etuie Wu | | 7 E ee @ sme... Per 32 Lb. ; ‘ ONLY AT THE FC in Switzerland so he can add fur- Filled. +. TEA CAKES FROM HERZ ARE I4C ee ee ther agreements. Primarily he is ge DELICIOUS AND FRESH ALWAYS . . ma , ee en cumee cocan® nAnER Wussen, eneraumente Link Sausage, pound. . .26c | Weiners, AG. - eww ee tuai pacts with Germany and Po- Fant St. Louis Store, 300 Collimaville Av. Sausage Meat, pound. . 26c | Franks, pound. ........ land, which would invalidate any anti-Russian action as possibly | | Delicious, Jonathan Eating : ) Excelient Cooking, 10 Lbs.... ww” 4 ¥ | - ae GRANP AND EASTO™ - GRAPES ? wesc Base California Tokay 2 ibs. 1 5c — Se owen Ae a | ———— | a —— 5 —— ad FS #5 i | So introduce to S000 Additional Customers the Economies of Welch & Cos Train Lot -7— }' P OTATOES Purchasing- and the (oiforts and Protection of Welch & Cos ~ JMPROVED SERVICE : yer *3 Deposit Secures ANY Room Outfit Saturday; nt Qraraees i ~ aawsemeeng | 1] SWEET POTATOES, Homegrown, 4 Ibs... _ __ — our Choice of These Three COMPLETE Rooms at $198 {| CABBAGE, Medium Size, Firm Heads, 4 ibs. - - ~ - > | wae | [Fr eo {| CARROTS, Per Bunch.______.4¢ BEETS, Per Bunch _ - 3 (iG fee, BUTTER OLEO , ToTtVTRY CLts (hurned Frem Pure Cream $135 Sa ty... FF Sse Sea ate ; ae ar 4 a tt at tl i i ei ~ Oe NO RO A ARE RE Ga Nie RPE es os Pate OAR RET SPREE, YS Pt) lie opepvesser ten ae? Ean a Rpewestt, Oe Re ne es ae os eee SS . \, aiaeKe cm Ky . . . epee: i amnsialiien peewe ene = RT OREN TAO 4 ; N —— . me An ts . LoL ah andi heh peo a? rere shh eee htt. Sa ge ie pats F265 pe USES ay NE : aera ta - : 2 . Neri ¢ : hi . " ~ FR penne We bs (en te aN. cages > be. : RBH R08 AI ve L AKCE GOLDEN OAK $25 Chifforobe Made with iarge ciethes and hat compartment apd fire spacious drae- Dr. Price’s, == bed , 7 ¢ abere illustration shews e«xactir tow can. -eeeeeenne os appears Made of ocak. t new (wo- ’ ie tone Dice finteh T: iin Mack. Soe laliy m cod pieces at Burtet and Serrer Cabinet Mey Be Had Ertra EE MUS “AL INS] MENTS $25 Enameled Breakfast Set - Se Oo Am, < ee 4 . titili ut lit " - i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i a — ee - ; enpmietes of drop-leat teble and four -hatre ‘to 1105-7-9 OLIVE STREET 322 = 0 See" 9917.95 *pectai .
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= j F et a . " " 7 7 7 cs - J of ete Geet I alee oy ale 8 gr *" = —- “WS Re ats . > oT ee, Dame ee a ee eee ; ‘ “ ‘gn. a * is Je FRIDAY, [ee = (OCTOBER 8, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation th | . we a siecediadiuaniniun : s 34; ; ; an BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 30 — _— m _ _ =-- = ee ne ae Pex ~ — | SEEN aeeanee eee oe mee = oe 338 = a _— FRIDAY Be ¥ , 4 Sch rte : “gion tasks: Rehabilitation, child He was appointed Brigadier-Gen- drain on the revenues will make ft oe e S welfare and increased membership. /eral of the Ohio National Guard | impossible to pay the quarter'y ti TUBER 6 1fss Stanley Doyle, Glendive, Mont... and placed in command of the payments regularly in 1926. a a a .—e— i, | was unanimously chosen Chef De Seventy-third Infantry Brigade im | The iast tegisiature ‘inereas: ] : | Chemin De’ Fer, National com- ‘the Thirty-seventh Division the levy for blind pensions ‘rom i id system, Berge of the society of Forty He was elected commander of two to three cents on the $100 a - : | ; vour bleed | and mene a fun making organi- the Ohio department of the Amer- sessed vaiuation, effective this sg zation of the Legion. ican Legion, serving from 1920 to year. The additional receipts fro. r Q nd keeps you well ay ; . Mrs. A. H. Morgan of Edwards- 1921. He also served as a mem- the increase on this year’s collec- ow and energetic. Ohioan’s Selection Made Unan- ville, In., yesterday was nominated | ber of the National Executive Com- tione will make up a part of the :; Bast . for the National Presidency of the ‘mittee from 1921 to 1924. Hei t th — ’ x ' } , : to 192 e is an deficienc but * Pp O FR LJ G 31ORES A pure nerb remedy sins no During Count on American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. |attorney and banker. ante a ty equght up until f raade of berries, roots the First Ballot. Morgan is backed by del t ayer seen itic i , 2 »y e.egates some time in 1927, the Aud S and barks, having a ice eee Missouri, Michigan STATE SUSPENDS PENSION stated \r medicinal qualities. ef your he sia mae: PAYMENTS T0 THE BLIND Persons who receive the blind | , | 7 1 Druggsst- “OM AHA. Neb. “Oct lohn BR} Commander McQuigg has had an ; | pension are entitled to $28 @ mont): S »., Oe 2 the it. | extensive career as a soldier and Funds Inadequate—Deficiency by ¢-55, the state, due in quarterly : 4 Ss McQuigg of East Cleveland, ©0.,| officer, serving in the Spaniesh- the End of the Year Will Be payments. The pension paymen's . : > af was elected National Commander American War. on the Mexican pay yan rd Spee Ase, total $247 000 a quarter r of the American Legion on the border, and in the World War. He 5?ectel te the Post-Dispa : - r = ee first ballot at the legionnaires’ fi- '* 59 years old JEFFERSON Crry. Oct. 9-— Payments still are due for - ne if . ed lec. , : 66 ig SR GE re pease : eee Payments of the State blind a-' quarter ending June 3°, last, an » : ¥ With Safet at Y, D & = . an easily digested cheese : nal sesion of oon seventh annua He began his military career | sion to the i eteeahenagaal Hate aesanmed soar she ending Sep!. 3°. Ces th ‘Sa (exo 08, convention today with entrance ' a | ae: eo" ae : , ive ‘4 our rug Store f : = & pring sdastion was decided with as a pm gph hs what ie — blind pensioners in Missouri have' No money wil! be availiable at the ll - — — » e.. ae a qi Le he —— = 1¢ Spanish- peen suspended by the State Au- end of the next quarter, ending Dec. ee; ef @ the votes of 13 delegations still to Ainerican War served with the fa- le 1 ; A BEAUTIFUL SKIN IS , , | HW ety : guile a . . ditor, due to inadequate funds, and) 31, but the Auditor will be able to \ . d lik b tt @ be recorded. It was a landsiide Mous Cleveland Grays and the “SS POSSIBLE: FOR EVERY WOMAN | spreads like Dutter : ne YO ; the deficiency in the blind pension meet some of the back ins‘alimen:# CTOBER = H ; and upon motion of Howard Sav- [irst Ohio engineers. In the fund by the en f th sia M] ¢ 1924 tax collections are Site ee O 10th = SORUCBOROCEOCEOCOCROBOCBOBOHOS 2c, | linois, and Edward Spafford, Mexican border trouble he served t . “ pod a eee we = a tal rt of neat VM Lip . § ARTSTYLE CHOCOLATES Cara Nome r. ‘ew Vor fher c: Date vane’ as (olone) ‘ , »@ approximately $700,000. it was received, the latter pe ° hy Yi, New York, other andidates, was In tne Provisional Regi- learned today. Th einill J , The blind pension fund } Five —. assortments in one-pound Skin Cream made unanimous, ment of Engineers, pan six months ine Se | oat ok we iy & anes of $39,180.35, | 3 ° i ee boxés. . oe ee $1.00, $1.25. $1 rag Used for massage Per Pound 1 8: gg = ORK ROAST : — vp “Tuermometer $1.50 $1.25 Ni Brush, 98c si $4.95 Heaters 3 , 1 4 y 95 aturday we will close out a i : group of these splendid brass y 4 ¥ a ee Rae ' Costumers at less than cost. ~ :, ' 8 = Rib or Loin | ¢ ; | While th newable plug type element : accurate mixed badger........... % Ia aac and long Core a6 pile. Per | 32c Ib | OCTOBER SPECIALS CIGAR SPECIALS ‘| Convenient Credit Terms WASHINGTON AT ‘SEVENTH _ We » Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps _ a $1 Beef, Tron and Wine. .79c 10c Cigars, 3 for ... ..-20€ re e ome ‘gy OA SOc Rexall Milk of Mag. 38¢ | 2 top atTieiate Soee. oe Saturday Shoppers Will Profit by These Store- Wide Savings in $1 Cod Liver Oi] Emulsion A Few Restricted Brands Ex- = NS ie | new i Hate on Furniture, Stoves and Other Home Need Springs—Freshly Dressed 50c Witch Hazel, pint . 39c St amin masts & { rnit re, to cs d t er O ic ce S . ‘ :@ > 4 —- a 7 or : > ‘ ‘ ~ This Marcel Iron io $2.98 oe Sodium Phosphate, ef- fer 25c; Carton, $1.25 b, ervescent, Ib. . -- Gta er Cc Ib. a cries, wee... S128 | SOc Antiseptic Powder. . .38c PRESCRIPTIONS ~~ ee eee cushions, with deep spring upholstery and are covered with combina- tion plain and figured velour. Webster Groves Dg. Co. | i | Elite Drug Store R. H. Krummenacher ' ERY 7323-25 8. BROADWAY 540 N. VANDEVENTER WEBSTER GROVES, MO. in beautiful brocade. iertrex Heating Pad tary $5.00 $1.25 Klenzo Atomizer. . . 98c RE 2 am Kiectrex Heating Pad. .. $7.00 Jonteel Hair Nets, 144 doz.45c iN EVES 1 BA CON : | pee aga mga $° 98 90c Hallicroft Stationery. .39c DRUG STORE - - eye 4 to GLb. PI Scout Flashlights — | a °5¢ Riker’s Ilasol .......19¢ | IS AN UP-TO-THE-MINUTE { ) Suga red, eces E ell Nickel Case... $1.50 | 50¢ White Pine Tar and Wild PRESCRIPTION = | J 3 ee conllgnoeliggd ae Cherry ee DEPARTMENT oe | Per 34 c | 4c b». ONLY AT THE FOLLOWING REXALL DRUG STORES 3 = - ’ NORTH Schneider’s Drug Store V. Krummenacher ” | ners, pound. ceeeee 7% 4 J.B h BROADWAY AND cueraws UNION AND SUBURBAN { : i 4A retscher J. D. LaC ' ks, pound Wes 6's «-0 oa 2901 ed Pgueneaste Shaw Av. P barmacy . pot i ata = | . ry} aw Av. ; at Jonathan mating " Pricke-Hahn Drug Co. Earl Smith Theo. Schwerdtman | eww ; Ludwig Drug Co. ee eo Victor Dear C - | king, 10 ibe. Cc TRY «Thos Rosenthal cuavens, amp cataneastia “ous wasvox i $275 3-Pc. Coil Spring ¢ | $225 2-Pc. Jacquard $ ‘ GRAND AND EASTON WEST SUBURBAN J ) | : | | Livin Room Suite | 'BANAN AS ce ee ee Deckmeyer Drug Co. F% 4 # Davenport Bed Suite we g- . UNION 5598 ETZEL FERGUSON. MO. f' , Spaeth-Jost Drug Co. E. D. Driscoll Krummenacher’s 4 | ! The Coxwell Chair Is Priced at $34.50 | ‘Firm, Ripe and Healthful ° GRAND AND HEBERT —— yee cng 30 gi ren enna ce Mv a : (Including Mattress) | | Kroehler’s latest development in fine Living-Room Pieces, The mas- , antzen’s Pharmacy er's ” | sive, f , A Lbs. Cc SOUTH 4401 OLIVE OVERLAND. MO. i Here is a wonderfully comfortable Suite built according to our own | cidsoe in sige’ Whe. ahandia Biome ges oe rig tr and tied | G. A. Cordes OG. di Krummenacher Maplewood Pharmacy | ideas. The davenport-bed conceals a full-sized coil- — bed ane in- | | deep coil springs, which will give years and years of service. The 3346 GRAVOIS. COR. GRAND DELMAR AND KINGSHIGHWAY MANCHESTER & MARSHALI. “cludes a fine mattress. The three pieces, shown above, have loose | |” feone Guchdans ‘om the tub ploses arocvoveteibic. elaniames aera | Wear New York——Jumbo Size Geek Mail Orders Solicited at 10% to Cover Postage and Packing Weaa\fean) ECR, 00 I. ee Ge eee. y 3 Stalks 1 Sc a § | % se eer : eeee._-....___ 1 7 : : | ( ea -} | : | 4 7 S| oie a pads, : Ibs. _ ——— . | G $ = +=. ETS, ty | or Bunch - _ a | ore Sor MITITT IY ( | | 28c Open Kettle Rendered Prices \ | | | a Per 19¢ Lb, A St. Louis Guaranteed ( | ——-- - . Institution. Until | oo = Pound $4 5 5 7 Sat. Night : | | | $275 4-Pc. Huguenot *} Z 725 » Sack... Bpe Pe t '§ $195 8-Pc.Queen Anne $ ] O9 | | Walnut Bedroom Suite oO cs | Walnut Dining Suite | Sytnund ot Ste aactve deuign and vastfal cwo-cone atamentatons Tt | ody Oz. Packages, ‘) S ie q j Nv ( + od / + K b % 4 A eraceful Queen Anne Suite of large proportions offered at. very | Tudor style. "Suite includes Dow-end Bed, 48-inch dresser, full-length 3. FOR 25¢ :f chairs and a ae ee Pek 2 corn, bantstens Gam wore ee ne our’s; per package @ THESE ARE FRESHLY KILLED $10 Cash, $10 a Month $15 Canh— $13 a Month : for Quick Ur Reseiery pics. abe: AND SPECIALLY DRESSED FOR TD. mie sae ened | Rig J _Rolied Oats, per Ib....... . THE KOHN STORES.......... R d Kinds; 3 Cans .... 25¢ HENS. Ib. 35 33 Hi- | Largest Showing of Stoves, Rangesand Heaters eees Lt . e Cc ° There are some who do not know that our selection is the Pp ) Chairs in St. Louis largest and most complete in St. Louis, therefore we repeat that kgs s 8s ws #@eses 2 here you will find such a makes as Charter Oak, ae Cabin Syrup cate ae ” Choice Dry Packed pe@c | JONATHAN APPLES $4.95 o Sad, Caney ye es ee . $85 Enameled Gas pers | 5 > _ f c \\ei gas dotrea’s ~, eR eee ee ¥ an “ Z A most desirable Range, since it is the wanted cabinet style and comes in choice of — several finishes. The —_ porcelain enam- Golden oak | Chairs with sad- | dle seat and the | regulation tray. Sturdy, well ‘| built. Special for Saturday. Hershey Bars HIBACON, |b. eno ad J Famous Chocoles $ MOK F p CALLIES "- For Cooking gnd Eating [ arg 4 lbs sees Bae. POTATOES." ‘Cape Cod ? 1BS. /hY Cranberries BANANAS 320 } 100 size... Bo in Stockinecttes see 17° SPARE), e Ee Pat. ae , ‘Our Own Sugar-Cured CORNED 7 ee Bridge & Beach ParlorHeater cor sreakfast om This $30 All-Steel Da-Beds $9722 = KitchenHeater Warm the Kitchen and | cans. me bie whe Ch sb 0 0 Hd This attractive style serves a dou- A highly effi ickel $ 75 b! . All-steel ith ta! ighiy etticrent, nickei- Cc; Dr. Price’ — sip ; ach wheat ands, neatectiihe ‘en - ni arn eet — will 1 6: r Fr can . | New 84 k t be. 5 Tok 6 pe ? ibs. 15 6 p f it each 15 lounge or open to a full-size bed. ¢ very popular this year. coeoesnreseeeneeee® | ' iv In- Has special cast fire pot, . 3 vel fall C ay if § C fi e rul C pines poe a ] §§ .95 is economical on coal ame Set it right alongside the B ne EF A D — 3 covered pad —— , has illuminated fire door. stove. x a adjustable a. tb, teat Te; Tenth... AT FRESH FISH EVERY FRIDAY $2 Cash—$2 a Month \ $3 Cash, $2 a Month — Twohsle cooking top 24-02. oe) : . | . wwe HE HUB—Washington at sea if AND FAST 8ST. LOUIS STORES , emer ey ye es ¥ Peri oe ~ te » : ; ye a ary 24 ’ al ae ae cee oe Mt iA at oe Bam 3. > Diacaih
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34 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCR alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED —— estes fi * 7 Keil Cut From $130,000 to $2500. 'preme Court yesterday for impos- twice for conspiracy and extortio-., NAVAL LIEUTENANT DROWNED _— — sega B ccoagibinacs Pas SPRINGFIELD, Jl, Oct. 9—~»> ing excessive bail. The court re- from a total of $130,000 to $2500. ged ove pon Seog — ox as promt ; aa? sor in the} Municipal Judge John Lyle of Coox duced the amount imposed in the Chief Justice Dunn said bail was Rr the Associates Press. ” roe i ; . P rm - ° . r oO i ent: ct. 9.—-Aaeu-. Pie County was rebuked by the Su- case of David Creeley, indicted | not designed as punishment PHILADELPHIA, Oc Liewt. Jackson was 25 years olé ee erate ~ — —— W. 8S. Jackson of the UL. “ Ss. — ang was graé@uated from the Naval nibal was drowned early tod"Y ,-saemy im 1921. He had been REMI EY NMA RKET 6TH & FRANKLIN |when he fell from the deck of the attached to the Hannibal ever | ' , : : yy t be ” , . — ; esse. t th Philadelphia navy since. His home could no “Where the Crowds Go Others Who Received Dry |" ot oe ved be clipped on | learned. | YES! WE HAVE THEM, 3 LBS. OQ) |“"“ ee Oy el ae = , — an we fi oes i G 4 0 es ~ " Per MA MA sateen eens shen scab eee perros Nene ome aan ares © nee ne Sie sae ‘ se oe y ee ee ee ke a en ee. Sera O42 beat reefer. ae. - tan» ee ‘the personnel of the department. | He said that under the depert- ' " ~ , e J : ° e _ : mental regulations the tenure 0: . b . . ; eal £00 or C LVALLITONS | 2222 262 cxvieres it exorre ~ : =e | Oct. 15, and that any who are not ; | , * . - er ae Men reappointed will be out of the serv- ice No one has to learn to enjoy BANANAS---Everybody--- ii sn tidoee a C EE oh ey ka ae BA ee ees Sie ee op Re Oe ee Fp . 9 4 ‘ retort eo Phe az RY) ¥ Pd ~~ RAS Shae Y igi a SS ager. ? = sah . ; er ” Se eer are a> me Mies Piya > re or N * ‘ ? > ‘ . ie Se ms ¥ “ a ke ie a ee pis ak , . ‘ See 7 wT veh Agate é iy. oe of re, Ne A ari. oeM y'ty i ve pias i eres pe Pe . P = meee. . 7 . h. rl i g : P - “4 . S oe cs : hee ify —— : . moval.” he saaid. “Fe will be mere- young and old, likes them. ly a failure of reappointment for | any not retained.” om Here is a fruit food with much energy value that is at once nutritious, In addition to DeHazt. another ~the tonic fruit i es of the Reilly-Morse emp:cyes ‘ho delicious,—and ECONOMICAx. MBananas are carefully pro- probably will fail of reappoint- . tected by nature herself in an admirable sanitary glove-like ee ne cae tee ae Rich in lime-i police Captain of Kansas City, whe in lime,iron and carbohy- coyering. 3 was Reily’s Chief of Pelice when drates— the vital elernents that aid . ; he waa Governor ef Porto Rico. In Acs . them wh they’ full ripe—w ' ig reported there will be few, it . toring jaded nerves and ton- Eat en Te y hen the golden : ‘any. changes in the emplores n ing up the system. Always serve & fe Se Ce ae ane le ella eebctatiek-e pam, my Re my so Rs ioe We; ert Sata tes Mewatt OP Hee daeBngdisaakaiaey 4 Agee vr ore vs - ot. ite EP a ee ies Ae a eee gn eet Rees ce oe AON eee Rachie” ate a : ; oes « . om we >. skin turns spotted. Keep them at home at a | Kansas and Southern Illinois, but 10-m; |that there will be several in Mis- munute cranberry sauce or cran- moderate temperature—on your pantry ee ge shelf—never in the ice box. Ce ee ee afin —w “5 - - — OF COAL COMPANY STOCK ooo Receivers of Southern Gem Are Unable to Meet Monthly Expense of $7000. EB the Aseociated Press. CAIRO, IL, Oct. 3}. —Sale of as- ‘gets in stock of the Southern Gem “oal] Co.. which includes large coal! mines in Southern lilinots, was or- dered vesterday by Federal Judge English on a petition setting formn that the receivers were unable t¢t meet a $7000 monthly expense. The mining property. tn Franklin and Jefferson counties, was valued at more than $1.539,000 j iveniutintaee he Southern Gem receivershir me 4 = ew " Se Pe aR RE A orig aes. SRO. ae » [sia Wied r es ee” ok ae 4 x > % * Cite Be tha. tengo Pi Rs a8, ces > = 7 ee ee EE ali a na i> ciety BOONE Bie one a ee Re a STON PAM HOC ER, INES iy lA te: i os ee ee eee ee ™., eee ee ee a came into considerable prominence here last March during the Con- gréssional hearing in the impeach- ment proceeding against Jude. . English ' ALWAYS! The Choicest Bananas One of the receivers was C. B s Thomas of East St. Louis, former and Other Fruit Referee in Bankruptcy. by appoint- ment of Judge Eng'ish. It was chargea tm the hearing that the affairs of the Southern Gem had not been properly administered by | Thomas and the other -eceiver. Thomas resigned the recetrership ;prier to the hearing, and Judges: English appointed another in his Foance. The Thomas Market Is the Busiest Food NS a | Store in St. Loais. Quality, Low Prices | 7. Ym al lPura | . | : , eG, % tt ae: te . “ eS > eee te pP “ey Rskl & or ae S€ 36 : es 2 5a ¢ wae roe re iy * 4 sa v Pee Mer 27 a Oe = : ~~ rts, fs PE Ae Wg NE > agit Re % a D088 ee ee ae and a Money-Back Guarantee With Each SPI: Le eg ryt ctr apes ce = é Nae Byrn 7 2 SE 5x “ a. , x - Mer U6 + AOOWREEY oA Hcg alee SATURDAY SPECIALS— Se MTTHOMAS MARKETI Sie” Silk Sale! 707-709 N. SIXTH—SATURDAY SPECIALS . gy 2'3, Monday, October 12th The Daily Increase in My Business at My Uptown Store Indicates Confidence. Thank You for Your Patronage. -" ° | : ae 323-325 De Baliviere, ( Just ‘South of Waterman). } “aaex The first Big Sale to be held by | Plenty of Space te Park. mm) 2) Z this popular department in its ZIP, new quarters, dedicating this sana chuck Roast, Ib. 4 his | 7 ) beautiful section to the service of 0 SES; ( : esas ae te . - AY ih r] ‘i Pps } A “he 5 a ‘ o : ‘ 17 May COMMS
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Pit . - Pe a RID ~ FRIDAY ie The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Pahins sere then takes other. coeming newspapers COMBINED - ocron DA+ : % ‘ as | * "005. re 9 “T9e5 * 09 TOBER -- A A CER stn oan —————— = — STOP «=» snonp_ AimimAiA LAVISH SPENDER |p’ | cae -_ pier Charters Ship ) Ga? AM ERY @ = ¢ not and the 1 ae fe fo the Powt-Disr right. .925. Cth ana Yor ak Try Ws mx. Oct. 9—The sahara’ 1428 Setieie* Kasten, pdbpur. who brought his 4 5 to England six months The Stores Of Shu day and convin - . jee | Heese Prime, Ib... (1¢ urday and convince .your > Nig? x. jj 2 oe ee Malt Can Sees > + areca : self that it pays to pay cash f WW erces aos ° rit tase tees teens ‘ method of- buying for cash. Puritan ' > Boneles fee we YT \ E, . 111110 t a Oe Feces.) IN ieee Parner Mai ine 24 Shoulder lb. 15¢ at St. Louis’ largest cloth- , ; Fe SNS: fat: seer fi AY helps us to buy for less, ! _ ing store. L458 ge: : iinesiete Wate) suseeresie cee” Pure Strained Hone ‘ mereerider, Ib . lee . / ae i: eit: ey y . esi37 A } i Neue) St NS 2 2 es " ’ S-Ib. Pail, 87c } . 7 : / ; / ; if h | y y i ; | Rite ai + Aste git, , \ ie ee a cose ~% . as ; “ABA ® Smoked 7 20¢c SEE OUR Ht | Re | te SESE vedas tS ae | : ita 2 eseeeectes “4 . STORE OPEN During 1024 the Post-Dispat | I — California WINDOWS HUA | ‘ale | ee sie TE = Hiswe feviestemssisr: UNTIL :6:30 P; M. printed 9130 Wanted to Parch Ed . — ss : iH. — ot : ees Si: | “Wants” —- 1542 mere thas ft + : SAUSAGE THREF. other &8t. Louis =e wepape combined. ! rra |} [Minc dHam, eo 12, [Se iiBolonna, very RH OP She SARE sah: ett eRe Speen Atk: er Wave: ater be 43 ise Bibs a “ 4 ros : : “ SUITS—OVERCOATS OVERCOATS—TOPCOATS | OVERCOATS OVERCOATS. TOPCOATS—RAINCOATS ONE OR = ple SUITS | ONEOR TWO PANT SUITS | ONEORTWOPANTS "4 es us oo. a ne Py Pstlsoe saps i s © CApt Sent ws ABO aby oo a : = 3.4 ~ te | Z ae OY | : ee ‘ 28508 \ = 25) & taskeoo Ste - 3¢ Soe on “oh . a .° a4 : ro . et} ‘St ; 5 OSL. nS Ae PN tats * +.* . . o> nes 7 ar Vda ys os ‘ Olen S Srey 4s Oe ee ASE lo 4 : ws 2 2 *-3s saa ae ee eas ; TOMATVES HG full cans SEEDLESS RAISINS 15¢ ee + + © tee 6 Os Fee oe es 6 so° ~ ~ o 2O8 ie Lao A r: SEO 5 TS LO! } i —— + . — -. pus Riieiinte tua a ee WAAL OST ene RIERA RR 02 Aen . r > ™ 4 err, R . RN Afase De eed r ~ J “i “ bigs ae ERNE < - ey) ow ‘ * NR OEE ig a“; - i ’ ° ; 2 * Woolens that are unsurpassed for beauty,. quality and (FIVE-POUND LIMIT) A group that will interest the younger fellows. Per- Autumn's brightest colors, blended in a manner that Hand-tailored Suits of extremely fine-quality imported as Tatloring that ssedshes ‘the finest,” Shades, fectly tailored garments—the last word in style and affords the most beautiful combinations. Rich in style and domestic woolens. The favored English models as Levies and petteéene that eaty the best-areated inen and pattern. Fashioned of woolens that will surprise you and fabric and tailored to please the most discriminat- ~ well as the more modified American effects. Overcoats young men. are wearing: augiich medeta, collegiate with their quality. Several thousand to choose frum, ing dressers. Complete assortments in all sizes for men, of warm woolens in the roomy models that are so pop- styles and mere ‘conservative effects. ee amen ond : d all are rare bargains. 3 young men and youths. ular this season. Silk trimmed. aa (Second Fiocor) (Secend Floor) (Second Fleer) young men. (Seeen4 Vicor) — | THE LARGES! y ? y al | N IN ALL 4TH BIRTHDAY SALE! STOCK OF BO S C L. O ST. LOUIS In Our Money Saving Basement - ; Not only the largest, but also the most attractive in quality and in savings, for on every single garment you are assured Whincord Ralesenta. Bt $15.00 00 a saving of at least 30% ... and a guarantee that the quality matches any you'll find in St. Louis. If you are not at- quainted with the values ‘this large department offers, you will do well to investigate Saturday. 8 id Relig | “aS 5.00 10.50 $13.50 $16.50 $22.50 | Men’s and Young Men’s 00. TWO-PANT SUITS TWO-PANT SUITS TWO-PANT SUITS TWO-PANT SUITS Woolen Overcoats ..... $1520 16° 8 10) 1 | =a ’ Two pairs of lined knickers or Single or double SHreasted Small Men s Woolen Solid colors, checks, gg —_ Buowliens Weetee® Ey t cheaan a pair of knickers and a pair styles in the 4 ble new a i age i eg = Coats lined with alpaca. Belt- of long pants. Finer-grade English models. Loose coats, models. Most of them ter ed or plain models. Some of imported and domestic wool- mannish vests, two irs o a —,. ag 4 — fthem with vests... Pull-lined trie Engtish or belted ae spe ore pair of knickers knickers are lined. Sizes 6 to knickers. Sizes —_ $6 to 18 or withouw ‘ ves a ° on a pair S — Se 20 years. 4Main Floor.) years. Main Fiecocr.) BOYS” STRONG CORDUROY SUITS 3625 _Zovonms, Lone Part STS, a 32 95 PP cuancLaTED Ek Roe, = ¥ Ik sued WEIL Saves You 30% at This Price WEIL Saves You 30% at This Price | WEIL Saves You 30% at This Price WEIL Saves You 30% at This'Price Hea ribbed fabric in dark brown. Piain or meesele. Well made and ktickers are ks Stace 0 Real novelty. to 18 years. Vests “see eneene le li BOYS’ BLACK ‘K RUBBER RAINCOATS s $ 92 8&9 BOYS’ LONG COLLEGIATE PANTS $ 1 95 Men's Heavy Cosdecee Pants Cassimeres in browne aud with military pom ing tens te ar with wide Jege and offi. Well made. 4 to 16, yee to 18 years = ims Mais Pheer.) WARM JUVENILE OVERCOATS _$ ‘4= 95)... oe ts eS PANTS ae Men's “Gold a - - $3. Chinchilias — in dark shades. Beited fable. The lagmet models with roomy legs. + to ts z 3 . = Be, aq eg *, “ween eee et te eee plain m , er open-coliar myles. 5 to 10 ee. fon Tih wen okdenoeesodiane ee. NORTHWEST CORNER EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON .
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED — 2 | fh’s sensationa! escapdé from At- | = maucess taxative |AMUNDSEN IN NEW YOR AC TAN (IF BAMED'S Sis‘ ventencar. E OF § a Explorer Piané to Go to Polar Re- : a : “a ‘ Bilew Chittres | "WEA"FORK EC. 9 —cagt. Ro- 1 NAME RIILER FY OF ROME ‘ald Amundsen, arriving teday on | the steamship Mavtvretania, after | Towns of Less Than 5000 Also to Be Governed by _his exploratien of the Arctic re-. Official Selected at Cap- ah aa i 7 : eat Pe ee int Wat = o Ri ho — AS LONG AB THIS FELLOW ™2¢¢ public by the Governor last der the new city manager charter. | One proposal calls for 2 bond is- ay es ae ak BE Ae 7 oY ds “ Mag, Tals Lal Bas. cy 2 ews ial aise Oe ee ee 1 late che - + et , taxet = When Child is Constipated Give “California Fig Syrup” SORETHROAT «:: Drafting ef the amendment, em- Lodying the ideas of the Governor and his advisers, was done by «4 committee comprising E. N. Mea- | amounting to $12,500, which the) rob carried off. Both fought gallaitiy until one was shot dead and his companion was hit and’ e 25 dor of Cassville, secretary to Unit- | ed States Senator George H. Wt- | Tams: Assistant Attorney-General | forced to surrender the money.) , Federal troops are pursuing the Children love the pleasant taste of | Contains no narcotics or seothing ‘California Fig Syrup'’ and giadiy dr | take it even when bilious, feverish,}., ‘Cal : : George W. Crowder, and J. D. ' *ithe genuine ‘‘ California Fig Syrup 5 - - - siek or constipated. No other laxa-! which has directions for babies and 44 Euitt, representing the University tive regulates the tender littie bow-| children of all ages printed on bottle. of Missouri. —§ —_ , els so nicely. It sweetens the stom-| Mother! You must say ‘‘California’’ Language of the amendment wil! bar ing 0 : ech and starts the liver and bowels|or you may get an imitation fig be submitted for approval at a : ; — J wy Ma 7s : ‘ie ‘=. 7 without cramping or dveracting. | syrup. conference called by Baker on Oct. | © ns the ed mn. \ nen —— A pn. Irdorn, 19, and steps then will be taken H t Bl t s 4 » wojeata acted #3 a Sor ues to circulate initiative petitions for | O ond as aw as had extensive submission of the proposed amend- * y | ‘ ee shes Sry ° i hig radical change - —_ he desire to remo FURNITURE CO Saas 1030-32 FRANKLIN AVE. a : Scores of Wonderful Values Are Offered eF ONE DAY ONLY @e force: Saturday in Our ugs. | Tell your druggist you want onl ‘ . ee eo . . sa » ; 2 OR RRR eae Ee TERE gee OR UM” dn adtmcd RPE rainy gvipx - s 71 o* » a ee er ty 7 7 Pos RIG Ocr grt ate a a “ f » * Ree, sitios * nan eels nbn nap mcay ~~ ~~. 5 “ ® a . Mads ~ dintetieethah ite Fe ae s . - - — ment to the voters in the Nov., | 1926. election. The conference wil! | Gradwohl’s Unequalled §222= == Proposals tn Amendment. | As has been told, the tax pro-| posals in the amendment are: Transfer of the present property | tax of © cents on the $100 «ssessed | valuation from genera] revenue te | € the school support. | Transfer of the present inheri- tance tax from general revenue to | school support, $1,250,000 annu- | Se Le a eS eR Oe RE ee eS UM ee coe oe ae RT PES ae ‘ es = ” . Se Tae! casita pon heat Br Bs ne . oe - — - = o.. ot a — ae et ae SY 3 See ‘ - idle Oy a ¢ ale es : _ ce A us » 7 > ee 7 " =) ; and —-. sso a eae te aa ai 4 , 5 ‘ oo . a - - ‘ ‘ aoe Bi = ja “ Ky xg Dong Le ty ee Ee eee 658s. tig NTE Seok ee ORT eae ee Mihety Sty eS ok ee . 2 eee ee ae. eg e: 2 OS FPS ic Bara Bost y.” ae ee ‘ge a A mew severence tax of 1 per = 7 —_ - - he Bankers Asso- atur a ctob r : cent of the market value of all tee. ci Fee . minerals mined in Missouri, in- age ilar organizations. | As originally outlined by Bake> ___. a oon as > of similarly recenniaed last Tuesday, the amendment pro- = ions by the local Pretects. price, we promised the factory not to use their name. We can only say that the [ay P*™ ©e2t of the money shall be set. your old furniture whenstraded in on the pur- > competent ‘orgun of. Upver® maker of these Clocks is one of the largest and oldest in America. jaside for apportionment to: public chase of new Furniture. Call Central 2356. | cluding, coal, tron, lead, sinc, sand, | ¥ d ‘The smal! municipalities, under | | gravel, marble, granite, oil, gas, | —™. directing headship ef the po- BEAUTIFUL HI-GRADE ; vided for transfer of the foreign e = : bance in the loca! Government es enue to the proposed scheel sup- ~~ : = ; Miescrined in an official communi- |port fund. This tax was dropped me” ss . = e necessity for renova- from the amendment on the final | I rade-In Plan 3 ie _ ae bon tne mmunal life.” The - 4 draft, as most of the revenue de.- | : » * lew - E Clock school districts, and 49 per cent for : _ , - very sold bears a double guarantee, the manufacturer's and Gradwohl’s. support of the State educational in- Our appraiser will be giad to call. eae Drver See fuller's earth and commercial! clays. Besta. will likewise have a body of rived from it now goes to schools. ~~ re 1 itute for the electoral system, ou take no Clock is a wonderful timekeeper and perfect piece of stitutions, including University of | aes ee ment above parties.” One Provision Eliminated. ka ee seultors. appointed from tne Owing to the fact that wé are selling these Hi-Grade Clocks at this unusual The amendment provides that 60 We will now give you a liberal allowance on ==! —e which has proved its incompetence mechanism. . oo SS ae ay hill apie sigs EERE ie . amy Sy wn ea ae, Mae Pad . “> oe ; ‘ oes al ii 7 fu ; Bes a rae: wi PP LOD Ne eh OR pM E Dg wight F hoa be Rititige 6 Ae NG Ge on “RE aa, £ eapeayel pen ‘ies ey tome Jf, 2 re , =a it B = ° attendance and number of teach "= = ro a fe edroom Suite See these handsome cathedral gong Mantel Clocks, 91% in. high and 20 in. wide, segneohngle commen as illustrated. Fully guaranteed 8-day movement, rich mahogany finish case. : ge a me sees coerce Automatic Style Strikes on hour and half hour. The greatest value, cash or credit, ever offered! sapsatigante. Asa yptuctinontonapiae Englander Da-Bed Every Clock guaranteed to keep perfect time and to last a lifetime! and that it will nad: be necessary to 5 ‘ | Mors wonder‘u! than tales of Allad " | A $160 (2... . 7 in'slamp, this amazing new Tay © enact another property tax for gen- : 339 50 Value © besury OY a aay notknow how eral revenue purposes, to replace ws |the one to be transferred to the gtr yy cathartic—purge the pores—and you oe , il ‘ ‘ prs Ne > A Pe Bee rene rs ENE tet eh genie apne beak. ae 28 Z ps ee Ww ¥ s " >> Y (Gumwoed Finished in American Walnut ) —— «@ “ PR fe schoo! support furd. He declared | The Automatic Englander has Attractive in design, and well constructed. This ' ad , . ‘be astounded @ Because oi the rest of the State departments - age “eo very enecial properties contained in lean be operated on the remaining walnut-finished metal ends, the Suite is an unusually splendid value at this ex- — ™ PAYRE it does this-—It acts onthe ‘revenue from sources such as the Englander improved link tremely low price. It includes bow-end bed, a roomy acd , ‘ skin ike a Durgative on the erste= Freedman of Hartford and Charies | State income tax. corporation fran- spring and a comfortable all- i and j 2 of a hiff ; or , Priced , o> Remapay Machin See This is an opportunity of a lifetime to buy a handsome, dependable Mantel W. Murphy of Danbury. argued Cleck at less than dealers’ cost! We reserve the right not to sell to merchants before the Supreme Court of Er-. | chise tax and others, without any ttr overed i 7 i additional taxation measures for, felt bua s ¢ m 4 extremely low for our 26th Birthday Sale. ora shadeg @ The use ol FATES three trmes &@ @ eck assures 2 SOT, ih this a an s rors nearly three hours. during | sale, also to limit quantity to retail purchasers. ited aanak wan taal at OPEN TILL 8 O'CLOCK SATURDAY EVENING ; 7 \ general revenue purposes. NONE The Geverner said a general value. committee of é¢ducators and busi. 'ness men would be selected to su-| SOLD F OR |pervise the campaign for adoption | CASH of the amendment. : ARGUMENT FOR CHAPMAN MADE | Special te the Post-Dispatch. | | HARTFORD. Cenn. Oct. 8.—' Gerald Chapman's appeal! for a new trial and deliverance from being hangeil Dee. 3 was made roete-.— day when his attorners, Nathan ©. pretty cretonne. A wonderful Pay Only $5.00 Monthly exceptions taken during the tra’. ¢ i, ‘ t = “i eee Bi PR Ke : > £ . PO ad PR fee Ce ee oe, eo ee ai during arguments to the jury and | the Judge's charge and en admit-. img to the jury, after the case wae n thetr hands, an unavthenticeted | ' ime table of the New Haven Rall. oad. The jury apparently ¢c-| “tired to see the arrival time at ‘rand Central Terminal, New York, | f the train Chapman’ sata Sea ee | -@ boarded at id the af- | a ) _ wt ‘Tneon before the New Britain | | ‘Sdery and murder. Today the vate will stress the point thet ,apman's other attorneys end the mdemned man himseif consented en the jury asked for the time “ie. Another point raised by the | enmse wes that testimeny con- | guns the $2,400,600 mail rob. | ry in New York prejudiced-the | ty, as did the story of Chap- Dining-Room Suite Combination Cabinet Woods Finished ; in French Walnut Sse gene cis ee rr oo ees nT ‘ rene ry Te ieee tr A SORTS a ore — jf ial > sil 7 “ $- ghheage Stirs ; > 5 as Tom ee eat ehh eae ee man, ol =m, * ; n : c . ? : 3 | ‘ r cae : j / i Hy x ' 3 7 ' LJ w~ > - 5 DE EL AIL >< OI ti INR alter eae aceite
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The , Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED Pt eee, saree aa ne _> ha acted asa sort of Gov- | While the failure of the French and American com- missions to come to an understanding strikes many news- papers as an event much to be regretted, there are other newspapers which incline for the most part toward the optimistic. ® had extensive powers. ¥ wofessed aim in promulgating ro ‘radical change yesterday is ee remove rons local ment the personal bickerings politics and este Wish an effi- ! eration for the bene- f ty of all Giasses, and incidentally Mmethe benefit of the nation. | Me The Cabinet also decided to give &f : ame a separate special ee mw under the direct — ision §& “Once more in the history of the world a ship has sunk with startling suddenness when every one thought she was entering the port.” “Each side has received from the conversations in Washington a better understanding of the other’s views,” says the New Orleans 7imes- Picayune. The New York Daz/ly News says that in asking the French to pay a total sum, interest, and principal. amounting to nine billions when they were only pre- pared to offer six billions—“we might as well have asked 5 ry Read “The Literary Digest” this week, the October to have the Eiffel Tower sent by parcel post”! yp P 10th number, for a comprehensive story of the debt The Macon Telegraph deplores the temporary set- parley, with American newspaper opinion upon the out- tlement, because it “has opened the way for a bar- come. " “What Is Wrong With the Navy Department?” figures, cited by the New York World, do not include the loss of the naval airship “Shenandoah.” The press throughout the country is commenting upon the recent naval disasters in no uncertain tone as is shown in the summary of press opinion printed in “The Literary Digest” this week, October 10th number. “It would almost seem ag tho some ominous cloud hung over the Navy Department bent on its annihilation,” says the New Haven Register. Public opinion upon the recent naval tragedies is accurately reflected in this article in “The Literary Digest” this week. ftheMinistry of the Interior. The J “eoltical affairs of Kiome, the @ be administercd by a Governor ingointed by the Government. He i be assisted by two Fine Gov- sors, 10 rectors, acting .s highly |J malized administraurve techni- |§ ms, and 80 consultors, elected by erious bodies recognized by the svernment, such as the Chamber Commerce, the Bankers’ Asso- Metion, Professors’ Association and milar organizations. | '™ The smal! municipalities, under §& directing headship of the po-'|§ : will likewise have a body of) Monsultors, appointed from _ the | Membership of similarly recognized | § ganizations by the local Prefects. | § Mm Amang the reasons for the'g nge in the loca! Government as ribed in an official communi- |B x is “the necessity for renova- '|§ faeen of Italian commnal!l life.’’ The ® system, it is naped. will su’ “Mituie for the electoral system, WPrhich has proved its incompetence, /™ m competent organ of Govern- ™ “ment dhove parties.”’ = L—— —— - ~ — = © Taxicab Driver Slain in Feud. + @PY the Associat >: sviy | mom NEW YORK, © 9 —Another Bourde fas at buted hy po Ps day’‘to the bootleg-ga meudsthat have taken a sté oes toll | § lives during recent weeks. Mi- mae] Pironi. taxicab chauffeur = riddled with five bullets fired : across a street. The gunman mO was with two c nfe ler: laped. Relatives lien 4 thas | oni had been Involve oe in boot- | ging activities. Why has the American Navy, under peace conditions, lost more than twice as many ships in the last four and a half years than it lost during the entire period of our war with Germany? Between October, 1917, and October, 1918, when every ship was in active service and ex- posed to the dangers of mine and submarine, we lost five vessels—one converted yacht, one torpedo boat, one cruiser, one coast-guard cutter, and one collier. In striking contrast stand our peace-time losses, which total twelve ships—three submarines, seven destroyers, one naval tug and one training-ship—since April, 1921. These startling Other Big News Events That Will Interest You in the October 10th Number— All News-stands Today —10 Cents A Rely to Mr. Bryan’s Last Speech S France’s War in Syria As Australia Saw Our Sailors What Would Happen in a Panic in New York? Does a Loud Noise Improve the Hearing of the Deaf? Running Boats by Radio One Hundred Years of Photography tad A Twelve-Year-Old Poet ee The Breaking-Up of Islam —— A Host of Interesting Illustrations, Including \mariat Ga You really should hear the eminent Humorous Cartoons W orld’ s Best Books native teachers, Tridun, lturralde, Panciati- If you would know just what books will } 5 ' ‘-hi. Wilhelm Braun, recorded only on the i ’ femed Small Small les. ) NEW PROCESS Language Phone Records. nt tereat and: benefte v0 oa Hear This Remarkable "oni a In thousands tat bhisher ~~ among V Own Home and Quickly Learn hahers bringing out } Healed by Cuticura. | om The Lisrery Prose First Results of the Coolidge ey Sy Aircraft Probe @) ie The Big Meat Merger Legal ae. rMadiant Skin The Immigration Stream gk] See BU =e ee si ie hey 8 eo * ne =E America and China Confer BATE ist aceon at Baltimore The Clash of Turkey and Britain at Mosul Sweden’s “Successful Prohibition” Into Our Machinery? A Farmers’ Poet Who Couldn’t Farm 4 How a Football Star Trains by Toting Ice Topics of the Day Department of Good English a PAYRE it docs this -It acts 1s thes skin like a purgative on the system ™ ** Removes bla sidieede. frecke esand fine lines + It lightens the skin eev- eral shades @ The use of FAYRE eetimesa week assures a soft, & White, lovely skin free fri sm unsightly : blemishes @ Obtain a $1.00 jar from : ad cruggist, dep tment store or uty parlor—all good dealers have it—and vod Ww a a heauty to-day- INTERNATIONAL port Bed Suite $185.00 Value Me “Twas troubled with blackheads “Over my face. These later formed SMall pimples that festered and a dishgurement. The pimples fand burned continually and was troubled with them about wonths. used many remedies without I read an advertisement ta Soap and Ointment Sent for a free sample. It af- relief so I purchased more, after using three cakes of Cuti- P and two bores of Cuti- Ointment I was healed.” ) Miss Fern Hamilton, 800 Desaison Ave. Dayton, Obio. I Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Of Gally toilet purposes. Ss Oatmen 2 ane the jason 3 ie, Bold Dept Malden. Cuticurs: Shavn ing Stick gg French—Spanish Atalian—German for one yo wee me ane oe 10 a add eign language ‘to your cultur a) accom- * igh mente. Marvelous Self-Correcting Method. No cramm ar or verbs to distrac t Fou Every delicate accent of the cultured voices Alege eat teachers is siete end Oi etinct one wonderfully easy to imitate Their propunciation is galways correct, always the same. FREE Just write on a postcard: “Sed me the free booklet neaeree from life, ‘Listening in on the Languasc Phone.” end you wil! receive fu'l infor mation without ob siigation. Funk & Wagnalis Company. Publishers language Department B. 354 Fearth Avenue. 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, FRIDAY Rs . The Daily POST-DISPAT OCTOBER $"5 ie is PREPAY, ee —_ a “ ST.LOUS POST ORPATEH a ———— | PHOTOPLAY vps : = ome tes oe oe ee eee ee oreeepe aes a —. | | Pa : peBih BAB a8 Ace A Ac ABBR Bal MefP BoA. § + — Cee —— | Marriage Licenses : | Births Recorded A War d f obe, | | PHOTO oe | ej » : Burial Permits all In} Scotch : INDEX MARRIAGE LICENSES. A custom-tailored _ Easily, and distinctively, = | A. Bauer— Lillian Picker of ARSENAL ol Eee tenmeccehese A a Pe suit of you could select a ward- | ARSeNAL | Haymond Copeland —Gieays ra; Scotch woolen, robe of suits for all me a 2 | . = Se Sedna Peaahicke— xv: j sions entirely from the aon aan a4 = Tae tn, ; ‘ : pr ie: ‘ PEE EO GO BER * _ pase > as PRRs ie ie an ie el a ce”, yO RS We 8 Backs ye ™ + * . _ {5 7 a Sen . = > Seo ne es, eae sect: “estes on th oc aon Fee ee a on eee “Gee Car AUBERT ST Ticencten Viele Gokin $60 new arrivals in Scotch thedes——-Mrs. Lou Hale e. iw ; =e Te * 8 : feo \ ite woolens. A vig OroMs _— ' A and ; : re ome Bes ture for a business suit; a ee a [ieie--laee, Jame Volentae. blue or a gray for informal; @ , pa Crisp 2 CHEROKEE —. Senees © Seeker ore. Virainia Vola, | a suit for sports wear. 2716 Cherekee on tak Anam Charlies \Voliumuth 4nna diue.ie: . . ‘ - = (héries Weoodsen——-Peari H. | Stegmann. | Surel at least one suit f — i : ~ ‘wel wn sodiea a : y | a f fine S 5 , CHOUTEAU | — | dort. Ferguson Siaiion—-Mz custom taluored Of be F ty ? a . ‘ : a) > . we eT ee % “ nl Oa £ $eo Kew re tis a : ’ 4 = ee nen » " Bw | . * a r nion Mo.—-Mrs Graves Pe | i Street | . ve? 2 : Gu ‘t 7 arr mt mn. 0 uxu & >: me P Sth ANNA | : te Er Seott. Aeeppis tenn —Gertr ude | SATURDAY Luxury! iia i sea BR { in “EE oe Geith. Memphis. Tena | - Spa ith & Lafaretts = ho 4 bee MORNING MOVIE . WPS | ) a ere 4 At St. Charies. 9 TO 11 O'CLOCK Tt Pen wie / EMBASSY {ah : ie ae. G © HMam!!ton—Jane H. Merri!) St Lous - . Ti >. ~ ‘4 | } 4938 Detmar ti g . Fe Harry Casper—Susie Seotr. St. Leuis * ie an /, ‘A ol . > i , . ¥ a cg e é At Belleville. i E C b A Pp L i NJ 3 anes : : a , , pA = ; eae me ; \ \ ‘ . FAIRY Pe - e ot @ Sehwarse—Marie Sutetr. 51 6 ae = a... 2. ;. et oe . saee { ” j ‘3 is 3 ; SS os > eee . ; ee a. } A ’ os . tie) ——— | “BEHIND THE SCREEN” = SF . 2 Sf. — ae fine, atsnebere, Mine as. Leati-t is : GOING WEST- Grand-Flor. : + iieg 233 eg JGEORGE WASHINGTON JB. with Wesley Barry | fs a ee tN m DOESHIS BEST. CS, eee I Pit BIRTHS RECORDED. Ht | ce wanes. | i gen Ae eve GRAVOIS ;.i mm, 1 F: goe ina. N. Webber. 6266 Famous @ SPECIAL MUSIC ADMISSION 10 CENTS |, ir i 27 = ati ? Pee PE a ee Entire Net Proceeds Go to Post-Dispatch Ice Fund ‘| may ee fe) see ! | HI-POINTE ; Ft § Lie mies, ts 7 awk KING BEE —sS Wabi ya 2627 S.atters : ITH® NW. ) . a | ARS. 39 Ca ~ A bind doe oo aa sein Sg284 S| - : WHATSON? — Kingsiand °c aan Bui Weisner, J4384 Rowan : ; 2 rr = oe ee | C457 Gravee Av. |Anty Samp Gal ye 2 : : . S:NT Leurd . are 4 FF ; Ba: é Nightly, 8:13 Sharp. Mats. 2:15 Sharp iii a ———a—— . v THE = : Kas mare, * a — . ie ; ; & Gir Hie WATTONS a & : a ‘ 5 ; iiard 4 a , . ‘ > ™ -——_ : ays |) ie LAST WEEK > ce | haem Ge oe | | [SISTERS ) —_ Lafayette | Die a. i bd . ’ a ‘ ' . e : » , .. se ry ‘non fs C+ rc | + tr 5 r at * Tar ) . | i 1443 «. Jefforsan : . f 3 re eo Starts Sun Qet ( { 4 t 2 % Sm Pidsildi CUMOdy Sid TS —OT ine Fine. Wate es | 4 a a >) Sees 53 id ps. “fet _ 1 ? ~~. — ne ee , i | |i tee Eich Cie eh Tint Cut. £7 ame a> We _i>-JiP rome dy © ete NA LINDELL - { | | hs _ & AS SEATS NOW : | SNaeiid fe 7’ ¢:, ‘ A a = = pos ni — - Ps e ee Grenaye rt) | Fpcigen: Good Seats Avail» bie for All Performances gag A CRAND C | ae ee | . Wee - ABR 34 .anéd lo. Towel. 29% ae : | sO— an) eae se MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED acon ENTRAL On Y/ | Colorstame oprame fA the Lyric . |S sae 1 }\ dao 3 1405 3 Arther Hammerstein Presents * “Ras erga cae ~ | RETAINED MAMMOTH WURLITZER a ee a Bi oa ocinget Sil rae CREOotcED we aaeaca | : Blast HEA Baie Beuiren, 8703, Norih, Maree = | A aie : A NE : sO — Hot-Dlast Ba : t Poyger’i:) Screen Version p Littau’s Orchestra. > Noted for Fuel Econom; . | gaa BURIAL PERMITS. tha nrf-ihn kK Melon & 2 ) eg : an. kg Bias piracinces. 98- 2722%4, Ueto ; es a \Wwag ANDHIS GANG fie ae Pesto Contes’ ; 4 ’ | 5 A ey % rf b. 2 105, Howard F key f . a . —/ / y : CHECKING JOE —And en the screen - g 7 05 : L + ; rn ie e >- : Lom Deen yr | ' ; = . : nh Sts hal Pe \ADYS WALTON, NILES WELCH AEA SS fae IET ~ “THE TROUBLE = oJ ai We 7 rmel 2s 908 Russell. : Mapy THURMAN. ‘ , N WITH WIVES L 7 Se) ge SS. pg ogg 5 JLRARNEY SHERRY. (Pip Ai RE RTSOS ' YN AFTER | C00 —With— ] ; | * Ge : 3318 Lac ede. 3 ta others tm Sevearteec io 1 } TODAY COMBLIAN To" Sooee li $2 Cc M Bae , “Wight 1 ES ae eon MOST NORMA TALMADGE in “GRAUSTARK” J die ee oa 2 Riffian tribesmen. re “ 4 a % 04 AGgre Ab) A’ 2368 Lee Av. with — ANETTE POPULAR Soa aT Eee Saree” ant so the stews : * NOVELTY Pa, The World's Best Mr<ical Comedy With PICTU RES TE = — a “— | TULIA SANDERSON, DOMALD BRIAN : ON RSS: CAPR cones } oF ations; “ate , ODY anv. a : FRANK CRUMIT, ONA MUNSON Last Times Today ho eee hat RR te en A JOLLY CELE BRATION Of MIRTH AN. 7 oe oe a now “THE POLICE PATROL” ol. £ OZARK TS { "gS Robert B. Genevieve and i ‘Webster Groves “The MANTELL HAMPER | GLORIA swanson in is | asar eee KING LEAR.” Monday Nigntt. *‘SOCIETY SCANDAL’’ t a” ‘HAMLET. Tuesday Night. 5851 Delmer “aS YOU LIKE IT. Wednesday Mat | : meee CO . oe “RICHBLIEU. Wed and Sait WVight« PAULINE f : : Thursday Night—"“HAMLET in Moderr | Costume—-Firet Time in America. Lillian & Clases MACBETH Friday Night. MERCHANT OF VENICE.” Sat. Mat | Nights. 5@¢ to $2.58 a Wed Mat. 50c-$1.5¢ Sat. Vat. SOc to $2 Ee sien OLIVE aT GRAND J fof i sas ieenteatiamines — VEILED PROPHET WEEK The Weedward Players in ‘THE NERVOUS WRECK ' Bargain Matinees. 56e——<q8 tas— lip the Author of the Famons Stace Sunday. Thursda» and “Saturday Next: “Littl Miss Binecbeard” ‘ : e is ue rd , Ul; "pain 7) . — is Successor to a, CEA HALE GRANDS “SEVENTH HEAVEN’ Ne, GORMETT, ° Rie Comedy “nrpriee = & M.—COSTINUOTS—11 P. M GE FAVCETT ~ : ae VENETIAN MASQI ERADERS Mats. Dally. 15e-TSe. Sat-San te ‘|; —— - aes ' a . ise-31.56. S20 SEVEN OTHER BIG ACTS Wilh Titles Dy . A ~ eet shictthententape ile ( eid wyn- os ne es A me ee . —PROTORPLAY— : . or | ces ==| MONTAG = | ODEON TONIGHT | PRICES 25c AND 400. | . Will ROGERS Imn — Celebrated aurthor jyncopation Wee} 38 eee ee 4ABannre 2633 — WINE, WOMAN "POTASH ? PERIMUTTER” Stories | Jean de Reszke Male Quarte’ AND SONG | lekets, $1.10 to $2.75. A 1904 Olive st, "Dir IE ne ge ia BERT BERTRAND | WORLD'S SERIES RETURNS — TUNIGH [—4MATE. KS | cast “Tet 16MARIA JERITZA. Tickets Now Seiling | MARGARET LE LOUIS SYMP HONY ] | ANANGsToN —RUDOLPH GANZ, CONDUCTOR-. HARRISON FORD I OPENING © % CONCERTS CLAIRE AD -ODEON- Qe -oDEON- MAHLON HAMILTOS =O. 6 Ay = penton ea BUY SEASON NO ) LAST RIN-TIN — TICKETS WI TIMES in “BELOW THE te” ” -Don Albert's Orchestra “ODAY CHARLEY com LS AF RIDAY AFTERNOONS —15 SATURDAY | EVENINGS * _— ; SCS “TIMES TODAY _ S25; BALCONY. SIR. $14. = BOXES $250 | BLACK CYCLONE” = TELEPHONE OR CALL = SE K ( F o F F . + mam Sete Geen N B L D G . The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening BENNY DAVIS ~ Bewspaper giving Associated Press news service JACK DENNY & BAND AULT oTunn arrmactions : - - - mr
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FRIDAY hia SCTORE R 1999 — —~ alee —— el « PHOTOPLAY TREAT , ae al ee ee ee ne 3820 N. Newstena AUBERT Actere _and t Faston | BRIDGE | arntxha! Nat. tee | bee CHEROKEE, HOUSM 4x . 10 Chertne selon CHOUTEAU, > Sk i | Seed f Saeed f —aed f ——— 8 fo) i ee Cinderella { mas Geo. O'Bries | Cherokee and lows “THE ra TRO a TE ; seme Kites = { «The "t “The Police pat i / Also Gloria sanrel : Ree Easton-Tay, Exelrn Easton and Tayier 4 — rh. Comedy 18th Street s4xnra o eee (18th & Lafayette reno ADW EM ASSY | Beem ap tose DASSY { Tespter, he Doe y ot | F AIRY O60 Reston Lana ne Grand-Flor, 5... }iltien re ; “ f «The Grand & Florissant |! eR, Ve Dc GRAVOIS P ALMA RUBENS Sefferson & Gravois : me . vt Danger HI-POINTE {The Mad Rawlinson, ‘laston & MeCaus Amateurs Bias" aon * mes ne me Bpook* : 1710 WN. Jefferson Kingsland ; 6457 Gravole Av. “The P+ ao of Fon on Men" Andy G Gump Comedy ; een en) “Trouping a 2145 Park Av. “Come m4 Cowboys" TT Lafayette { Diek pe Morse Barthel! | 1643 «. Jefferson “SHORE rier | LINDELL ss, .Bichara Diz in ‘The Lucky Deril” Grand & Hebert ' Amateure . a LYRIC f Aileen Pringle and ? Conway T Sixth and Pine We MySTIC. MAFFITT —¢upillen, Rich pave — 2812 N. Vandvter mateu — A Manchester (."Tirn cles”* 4515 Manchester Mitchell's Pee x Co | dD. W. Grittth Maplewood { on oerran 7170 Manchester Firat Show 6:30 Am oeae pe 8 in MeNair-Pestalorzt | “o neoee Hapds” “HE LOST WORLD’ MELBA : with @euite Rave Grand and Miami Lewis Stone ‘MICHIGAN \ Hoot Gibson tn, 7°24 Michigan Av. Serial “Play Ball” MISSOURI ; “T Trouble win cook ha. | Grand and Locxes ! also JOE ——i—hz,zz~. ‘Montgomery { DOUBLE, ) 13th & Mentgume®ry PROG NEWSTEAD “Might Late of Hee _ with neat ia Roque Lee AF. Richard Tal in NOVELTY { Richerg rate 3521 Easton «The White Sheep” | ’ alk. Pet in (O'’Falionn ir “RAFFLES” 2 , 4626 W. Flortenant “See. Serv. Sanders ’ —— 7 tA ¢ RICHARD DIX OZARK y+, mCHAR | Webster Groves “The Lacky Devi" 4 PAGEANT { eee | 6851 Delmar Seria! ‘PAULINE { pe ae Girl” | Lillian & Claxten Pestalozz!i {ote Ma in Boe | 2841 Pestal ovr! Fabies ACK HOLT & : om { othe Thundering | | Clare at Btvel PEEP encom Amateure TON SILi& in | Powhatan a ae KNOCKOUT 4 - Air€ome.Maplewood Langdon Comedy ) QUEENS = { “Hoar cinsos*e, | i 4700 Maffite “The Seddle : &- | = a | I line Loses 2 i RITZ \ "The Howe BE | c — and * a Grand and jm ghwes.” = Mer @ q | Juniete cucrite @e ls ee ) Recinald Denny SHAW { “Callifernia sri , Seth and Shaw Ahead.” lel K HOLT Shenandoah [arr e Grand-6 Shenandoah: en mc TIVOLI { « WEBSTER {i Wise ee \ 13th and Clinton nee ae n oe i “The § TE Woodland _ {Ee Fak ota } 5&5 5015 Gravois = it ii —_ = PE? Na soi ar og nae it Semeone in St. Louls may we E a ni leeking for the preperty ro" nave ¥ to sell, or they may be I! induced 3 leek at yours if tt is advertised a ‘the Poat + UTOMATI DAY~BED ‘Mo ) 4 Vite 2 = J fe . j “A 1 a - ae » Rss a? ‘ “ee — ‘ + A, a 4 ran 4 fe J ; as ) 5 wy I“ m, ‘we we ta “”Y ; fi 4 x } ’ . y ~ | oe 4 7 hi ft . . Hoyt + 4 yor » P . * nd ' 4, A - ~ At —— as _——- - / ¥. % a . oY gen e 73 oe 7 Complete With Mattress and Cretonne Cover—Real $32.50 Value ¥. «> rs ON’T confuse this automatic Day-Bed with the ordin: ) D out old-style Kind There is no comparison This d - bed is made of meta! throughot and finished a walnut, with the head an@ foot boards ornamented wit! ; * in cane effect. There is ample storage space for bedding, and ————— opens and closes automatically in s0 easy a manne! nal even ee. ai 4 a child can operate it. Comes complete with mattress en a ‘ $2.50 Cash are tonne cover—a $32.50 Value priced low for this second week o $2 onth ie ’ » ft se . May-Stern’s Opening Fall Display. 00 a M sites ah ite. oy » Fe ¢ ee? eae . a "s : a a Oe: Se ig ee bi, ; a ee LUUIS PUS!- “UISFAl Cri THE HERO 7 vou have been wanting. and the top of polished blue steel, reasonable hat is sata, rie . ty” $15 Cash—$10 a Month | : 1] af US* : t ches across, rirryry 78 | nche ve 1d brai , and 1 c , —— I he Parlor quipped with c ra and n b t | as 4 az | . agin con Ra Kitchen Cabinets LSE King Heater r $1.75 alue, in Blue or Gray Enamel $672 ana geo ~ : Is Walnut Finish; $14.50 Value drawer and large compartment 15 bottom and passes it between the cas- a and nickel! trim- OWHERE can you buy su equipped with wire shelves and — Ing, giving tremendous heat with per- . P “g ‘ ' N a Table at so low a price racks for pots and ketties A fect air circulation. An exceptional seine tallsttied enameled mm 3 well constructed of ” real value at value at $67.50. On terms of $6.00 section has four lected materials with a beau _ ete cash- $5.00 a month. oven. Coal section tiful walnut A value unequaled eng - 5 Y Terms $3.00 a Month $5 a month pays a. pric + toe ——— at 4a: r ey ge, yg = ee Ir. . wee oor — 9 -—~ ~—_— ae ad a_i — ~ - _——EE eee +e we = ) nme exrtTe! ion table with 4 rié leg and 4x6 whe! sed, a €6-inch buffet with silver drawer and linen storag¢ “spac e . chairs and host ehair with genuine leather seats The entire & “9 , +4 _ oe . » « } st i fas? rynbinat mn wainut veneer exception: const uction and comes in a beautiiul compina' S the ve ow- nd gun Rieall. the most bea tiful Swvite we have offered at su‘ HI is h ry } ‘ | 4 ‘ : : ‘ est price ever quoted i; bi poe Cash—$8 a Month <a “o] China abinet Beautify Your Bedroom With This Suite ° 45 rubber-tired, all. OAK HEATER Of Polished Blue Steel and Nickel Trimmed 19 $1.50 Cash—J$1.50 a Month LST the Heater Made ring, foot rails and draft registers are nickeled. This Stove gives more heat with less fuel and~ at May-Stern’s price of $7.75—81.50 cash—81.50 a month. «as ~~ [Note Tisese They ! ‘Note These Terms'5 The New Concert Phonograph A Regular $125 Value *09 Terms to Suit! . FREE! FREE! FREE! — _——— SS oS eS SSI) af) a | —_i- hee ed & Sm
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The ieee eoonedh OSPATCE alone has MORE Ci’ry Circataen than the morning end one other enaning Be. Seti COMBINED © ee _ ———————————— ee I A AL OO - How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu To break up a pen overnight o*| Past +9 cut short an attack of gmppe, BRITISH NEVER HAVE and Dry Caused Many et s family pac kage. containing a) e ver is in England When -eetlions. of. ly 35 cent At acy drug : and when it > . > > st rains it does not rain it ist 2 K ’ a ar fy det REET age RN. 8 en IC eR eae eee cel oy RS LONE AI ARNE AE stale COE Cine ote stein ti ave we é ‘ ; 4 { > ra : _ 4 M “ apie * pPhs, ngs . " Pah ee ~~ Pe Gio 4 phenretorei was 2 . eons 7 —o fe —_— - Snes eae : - Cie oe ae Saieillal ete mi tebes aedeec tthe: Mahal . “ : oe : ; * es ae at ae Pyar Sipe. + js ee ole en eae ats Clas . 2 sys - a he ie, lal v — at os RP coc yer . : ne ae eae as By va, a at “ ‘ ¢ PhS et ee hee “e o» se ‘e Pins ais ll te oh ee oa > ¢ : ~~ , Hey zs mae mii . - pee ignore ‘- wet © + bmete —_— =e aah BS y « ; eee ; we ee “ae? weet atte A rs od. + Pas Pome el - sot ‘ Pas a 5 5 ? z 7 : 9 [oF to suit the farmers J iit rains too much, which i ler erybody hastens to explain t r t} ice of TTT? Tf he PRM Tan eee tin (ie > Slee Pe RE ee ee a Se ee * SRO ‘ . . oe ie eRe “ ‘ sh ie a“ ie ee ae P Bi “ Pbsoit hor tia ' oe Peay eo eee - 7 YA - os A " i a bs + Re, 5 ‘ ? OR, ts She ee Pon hy WER NE See Oe nal ale tv . a 17.—A first edi- ‘tien copy of “Poems by Tro | Brothers.” dated 1827, and valued ,;at £60 ($300). was discovered in la sack of books sent as waste pa- | per to a firm of booksellers. Th: ‘two brothers are Lord Tennyson bars his brother, Charles. Last Executioner for Denmark. arlers COPENH. of the Aggsoc ac )|’res« COPENHAGEN, Sept. 16.—Den- Oh ee last executioner, Pau! Seis Du i trup, died att he age of 73. He sells them in wide or LONDON, Sept. , Soy nee sieaeniihtatianeiaie uu . 7 4 or? . | 25 years he held office there . standerd web, single or double lonly three executions, as the deatt rip. 25 cents up. Ivory penalty has been virtually abo!- arter Co... New Orleans. i ished. ——— In our store that means—coods plain- ly marked—onme price to all—no misicading advertisements— same goods in windows as in the store. SHOES $ Ali-leather werk and semi-dress Shoes, with pamce seice—a value this week at a Drees Shee..... Black Pelice Shees $4.95 MReesets ........ a8 nome Bewis $6.96 — ge Sem EN Carrizen “Shees *4.45 PLAID sh tei Big $8 Muffy wool nape Pete SARIN ee oe 5 going ae bh Sin emeare , 5 SINGLE 0. D. WOO BLANKETS BLANKETS 98c $2.45 $2.95 ARMY SLICKERS . . . $2.95 Belted Officers’ Style Raincoats. $4.95 New Oilskin Suits “+... $3.50 — SHIRTS..... $1.95 MOLESKIN FLANNEL SHIRTS SHIRTS $1.95 | | $1.25 cane BOOTS ... $3.45 KHAKI BREECHES (Re.) 59c UNION OVERALLS. . $1.70 SHUCKING _ Mitts All weel,. enly 1200 t im the let; 3 mer, mm i9 N. BROADWAY | (Cer. Breadway and Chesteat) 812 N. BROADWAY oH flmenza, sore throat or tonsillitis, “Crouse” A robs dd sts are now} DuUSe. ‘= jwsicians an: ruge: ei : _ Ime nd: ing — Ss, thé purifie d -—_—_— .% 3 s : re 7. ne ; e . e orn Mm in : tab et? -i He NS ' ae 2 , ef : 2 (Yor =T nce" , ot the Ags at } . ‘e sheet ory ou ¢ of calomel : i : a ‘ at —eo se) eo | LONDON, Sept. 17.—The Brit- ‘ : and suits eombi ea, wit site it the uB- “ f s. “ is ) are oss abe @ ¢ ho ut T? ‘ ey Leok fer the name Gold Meds! on every | “' of rain During August sun 2 bez and eceept no imitation shine and rainfall] was about a ae as : éragce Unfortuna y. August | Lief — he month F 4 nrentio -: . % lasses to ra —«*F. ae eae c 1¢ ays seasid % af. ally if - as idren j Usually the w r is eT : . but August is the mont! £% j nen the schools are shut. So, d $ . to a rather cool and wet Augus ' . the summer as a whole provok: nvrol ct i TERMS. OF SALE of all times. Z. man aan a t : red ene go,00° c ee My wa Saturday mated geet $0000 pulldle Soa 1, Cashe| ‘nnite city. Nar: a ~~» 22 quae a vy insut™ story huilding > ‘ S v and ene — r ty The ef B | 30 - 60 - ~-e b an rs. M d a cith + xcept’ phe arm. HO alance house buuding on a wt plaze 7 y tfe in tne 90 ee : an ays wa gone ‘ — Nights Till 10 P. M. ee oe 2 walnut finist ae $175, Nine-Piece Dining Suite ___,$200 “Nine-Picce | Dining Suite me ; $290 Ten-Piece Dining Suite = _$375 Nine-P iece Dining Suite closet and s ty Highest larg .e tabie : full upRo. .-in h 5a ff stered t. 48-inch ce haji rTs—iisce new $475 Solid Walnut Dining Suite | —_— — See Suites Going at Fractional Prices $150 Nine-Piece Lemay Suite | $75. ghee $9 750 $150 Victor Victrola oo $150 cabinet medei. in «plendid rendition. $48-:50 .50 $100 Console Phonograph $37.50 Mabecany cabinet | beautiful design: in A-l condition $150 Console Phonograph $54.00 $44.00—9x12 Axminster Rugs ____ $21.50 Armstrong & Congéleum 9x12 Rugs, &8.95 7Se sq. yd. Felt-Base Lino —* ~ hh he aS men : coadities : ZAatiy rusted 89c Enamel finishes $22.50 — | $9.75 $13.65 22 Breakfast = Twe-tened ename!: slightly damaced wringer. $87.25 $179 Rotarex Electric Washers Wiek Elecetrte ee Odd pea Room CIMATE TO LKING ISA T: STARTS s Summer Unusually Warm J | — eae ee — FRIDAY. OCTOBER §. t9 —— ae ee -—— a tl CC ~ —— A AES ARR TE —NNE ATURDAY 8:30 A. Immense Stock of New F Almost In Perfect Rugs and Ste p—Going at 4 HOUSE FUNISHING-~ CO. of Cranize p City, Ulinois Fo * * ee ee . «** _ =. + «+ © ones ete + ,"_* bo. a = oe * + + * ALL CHIFFOROBES SACRIFICED $29. 75 cae permed Five — 3:65 Weli-made. perfect condition ef se hat bex and clothes compartment... $35.75 Chifforobes | Larce sine. made ef gum weed in walnut finish. trem beue | y Fea sa os 2Ooeeeee eeensc oqo Cn eqoceoecvreovuvr* Owes hanger. $39.00 Chifforobes Extra laree size. in waleut finish. well-made. almost per- 192 clothes rer = $55.00 Chifforobes ODD DRESSERS DEEP LY CUT dition. $59. 50 48-Inch Dressers aee9 1 9:85 65 75 ODD BUFFETS SLAUGH TERED “__ , $47.50 Walnut Buffet $4 g.60 $85.00 60-Inch Buffet, $92 4 75 $105 Walnut Buffet EXTENSION TABLES MUST GO $18.00 Extension Tables $ 6 75 Very large. mirror and hat bex. door finished is walmet. $2745 $27.50 Odd Dressers %: >] 2 85 ——— cenditicn. in ereget sipumeagialag eak finish. $42.00 Walnut Buffets $] 6:65 back. 4-1 cenditica. : a feet conditiesa. 75 Geuuine five-ply walust. Tuder desigzu; 66 inches lou. $35. Im quartered-sawed oak finish; extends te 6 feet. Sale at $28.00 Extension Tables troid eak finish, ae ee EE A- 4] 125 ceeadities. .. $65. 00 Extension Tables S4-imch tep: «extends to € feet. Genuize ESE $1950 16-inch pedestal CHINA CLOSETS AT 25c ON THE $ Se eae © > ee peried Sa Naina tl $65. 00 China Closets Newest atyten, —— or eens two-tened ones eaovrwrrrvrreaererrvs* ere 2 e280 £2 eee Cee Se Oe OO Oe OOo oe ee ee *-PLANOS AT ONCE-IN-A- sci PRICES $500 Muelbach Player-Piano Beautiful Mabogany Cace. Fine Action +185 mahogany case. Sale ai $245 $850 Cable Nelson Player-Piano Figh-crade Piamo in perfect condition. On ale at - Bridge and Floor Lamps One Lot ™ damaced. but useable Fileor lamps ami Shade< cuompiete, sold originally from $12 to $30. While they lax One Lot of Bridge and ine Ritiine Hace condition. ncwest styles, $15 to $50 valucs. cumpircte. at One Lot of Bridge and Floor Lamps, in perfect con- dition. from warchouse <tocks—S20 to Sate morning at 8:30 A The most fortunate conditions mag to reap the benefit of the fire which occurred @ 7 Ill. and warehouse adjoining. — -ause of the damaged condition of the pees = Companies ordered the stock removed. Theret to the new 18th Street Garage in St. Louisaadé . M. will start brill s»markable and unusual barg defor the people of St. Louis and House Furnishing Com and D) streets, occupied a lars ed on the third floor of the sal » the $175,000 stock in the sales The National Company. loc . caused damage mostly by sm ppoevent further damage, the » enough in Gramte City, it was at you receive the benefit of this 9.0m "Set Stock Y PRICES , » is Livine-tt Forni cane suites im both bed-davenport and damage is so slight as not to be notice- bewort Te... teal c RT SUITE _eeteeenrete Qewee* ® mS bu: | . Over $45,00 AT ALMGS The greatest individual line of Here you will find an immense c stationary styles. Nearly all of ® is i able. The prices placed on them are b $175 KROEHLER I In a combinasior of velour and $210 KROEHLER BE Newest overstuffed design: 3 nage $245 BED DA\ New coil box spring construction; $300 LANDAU Pertect condition. covered in $455 MOHAIR 6 landan cedarized make. in finest & $200 VELC Loose cnshion seat, odd darenport « $170 PULLMAN S Mahogany frame. came end«, $110 KROEHLER ¢ Covered in a good grade of ve $590 FRIEZE EDI Highes: quality imported brooch finem f $149 3-PIECEL In velour and tapestry -ombinsges, $175 3-PIECEL Loose cushion seats, overstufied $197.50 JACC With mohair arms, web-bottem ¢ $218 MOHAIR! $225 CARVED: Three pieces, Jacquard velour asd $265 MOHAIR Covere? im plain taupe vweioer, f
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ma Ri . « 7 k of New F IT10LS t8:50 A. M. will start bv far st fortunate conditions madei f the fire which occurred at he National Company. loca Warehouse adjoining. Fire. caused damage mostly by smoke ed condition of the National Buil e stock removed. There being no t Garage in St. Louis and this is san] In Perfect Co ae ° - - — -——— - = — —, 1225. > , Rugs and Stoves The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED Damaged By Smoke and Water— kable and unusual bargain event for the people of St. Louis and vicinity sel House Furnishing Company of dD streets, occupied a large three- don the third floor of the sales build- s the $175,000 stock in the sales and ware- prevent further damage, the Insurance we enough in Granite City, it was removed tyou receive the benefit of this calamity. of All Leading Makes and Kinds at 40%, to 70°, OF f ular Prices The National House Furnishing Co. enjoyed the reputation of selling only good, medium and finer quality Home Furnishings, and this stock consists of the newest and most desirable mer- chandise. Because of the extremely satisfactory settlement obtained from the Insurance Com- pany and by reason of the fact that we must shortly vacate this temporary location, we throw this entire huge $175,000 retail stock open to the public at prices so ridiculously low as to be almost unbelievable—and remember that the damage to this merchandise is so slight that in many in- stances vou will have to search diligently before you find them. This is truly a glorious oppor- tunitv to buv all the Furniture you need for now and the future at the most wonderful savings on record. Bridal couples and those about to furnish an entire house are particularly fortunate. Every sale must be final, no exchanges, no refunds and all goods sold “as is.” Purchases will be held for future delivery until the expiration of this sale. We urge you to be on hand when the doors open Saturday morning. HEATERS AND RANGES Regular Prices $125 Combination Range White parcelain trimmed—feur gas and four cos! hole top dition "$170 Combination Range $68.00 Full pereelain throurbout, full size, 18-inch oven.... $180 Quick Meal Combination Full poreciain, four gas and feur coal burners. A-1 condition........--- ~ $88.50 $200 Buck’s Combination Range Full porcelain througheut, condition as goed as new, not damaged... $76.00 AT ALMOST @ greatest individual line of merchandise re you ‘will find an immense collection of ationary styles. Nearly all of it is in At ble. The prices placed on them are but a $175 KROEHLER BED a combinatior of velour and mohair. $210 KROEHLER BED Cwest overstuffed desigu: 2 large pieces, $245 BED DAV ew coil box spring contruction; loose - $300 LANDAU BED DA ect condition, covered in imported t $455 MOHAIR BED DA a cedarized make. in fincst Angora | $200 VELOUR B Loose enshion seat, odd davenport only, in $170 PULLMAN BED Mahogany frame, cane ends, velour backs and $110 KROEHLER OVERS Dovered in a good grade of velour, opens 0 8 ; Over $45,000 Lr a cane suites in both bed-davenport and om > Wiis ' "E- ATTA TE m Set Stock Y PRICES retal stock is Living-Room Furnitere. damage is so slight as not to be notice- rth. First choice is best so come early. 2 a2 01.9 8 2 on ee Oo 8 «6 T SUITE splendid condition.... = = damaged, > 8G 00 Large 18-inch oven, the “Home-Neidringhaus” brand. In beautiful full gray poreeiain 18-inch oven, perfect condition.......- $58.00 Newest adjustable leg type, two-hole top. $37.50 Porcelain Kitchen Fall porcelain throughout, adjustable iegs...... Cast front fe splendid condition. _ Full east Mning, nickel trimmed; slightly demaged........- ae larse 16-inch size, nickel trimmed. Sale at....... New eval type, cast front, mica gciass door. . Large size, square type, nickel trimmed ...... Celebrated “Washington” five rooms .. $50 Cast-Iron Coal Range soeeaes toe $19.00 $145 Porcelain Coal Range Immense Bedroom Set Stock At Almost Unbelievable Prices $135 Walnut Bedroom Suite In A-1 condition. new Tudor design, large dresser, chifforette, beow- end bed amd wamity table... .. cece reecrsee cree restr tnt eee e eee eee ee we $178 Walnut Bedroom Suite Genuine walnut, newest finish and design, large dresser. chifforette, boew-ead bed and vanity table. A-1 comdition........-.-++sseeeserrs $190 Four-Piece Bedroom Suite « .50 =— Newest twe-tone walnat finish Suite, 45-in. dresser, bow-end bed, chif- $9375 $215 Walnut Bedroom Suite $] 06:50 o*#eeaeneeneeeeeee#ee?#- $12 Oak Heaters _ Sale at... es ee $59.50 $27.50 Hot-Blast Heaters $35 Cole’s Hot-Blast Heater $29.50 Parlor Heaters $40 Parlor Heaters ae rnin, rae $§9.00 $175 Parlor Furna Heater, full mahogany enamel Newest finish and design, large Suite, six-drawer dresser. bow-end bed and chifforetio...........-655 5c cece eeeees TSUITE $ 00 | ner nnam wie cobnetGasRange $22.00 | ....9220, French Walnut Bedroom Suite _ $4 97.50 )@llarized, 3 pieces. . 1 542 rie 6 $85 Detroit-J ewel Gas | Range $3 4.00 "$325 60-Inch nen ed ch S = eee seITE == #196 | , .995 Porcelain GasRange == $38.00) | sansiss urements Saute caritrate” Fone corrmat nal 148-25 sae BO De cen ee eo OU | es etre a ceapn oneen eopoee mame sree al fale at unly.........-- =—= ae $28.75 New Process Oil Stove Se $1 1.25 vanity dresser ......-+-> _ ie séaeah Bed =» dr eiieeins abo a2 seedeoes RISUITE $4950 | "~~" "S40 Perfection Oil Stove "$15.95 | spudsremcss naz sreaysmtrner san senens ve es | 4:28 VENPORT damaged and soiled, $39,50 With bailt-in- oven. six burners, porcelain trimmed, damaged $110 Red Star Oil Range $150 Six-Piece Bedroom Suite In enamel finish, wanity dresser, twin beds, chair, recker and beach, @umaged, but uscable.. . 1... 20 cc cece ent teen reenwwaesseeeres $49:25 $15 New Process Oil Stove : $590 FRIEZE BED D esi quality imported French linen frieze s eee Pe Te eee $149 3-PIECE LI in velour and tapestry combination, spring $175 3-PIECE LIV Loose cushion seats, overstuffed design, 2 = $197.50 JACQUARD With mohair arms, web-bottom constre ction, $218 MOHAIR LI ose Three picres, new overstuffed design, $225 CARVED LI »ohsir fhree pieces, Jacquard velour and © $265 MOHAIRLI pane! Dovere? in plain taupe velour, fall $270 MOHAIR EL! Handsome overstuffed design, brocaded | $360 KARPEN LIV Ian fine quality plain taupe mohair, pee i ££ es ws. | ff zm. fevered in velovr, mahogany frame, lO: 7? Gmaged by water. SUITE . Mess edges. hair $2382 $5750 | seats, damaged...... er. $6825 : ag) $88.75 $89°° 68382 2 @ @ Tieden... Lhin SET Perfeet condition SUITE 4-1 condition, if aby 31282 Iwobourner style, throw intense flame. A-1 condition.........----+5-- Davenette Sets An immense stock in Al eundi- tien and in all coverings, incled- ing mohairs and Jacquaréds. $84.00 3-Piece Set .. $39.25 $22.50 3-Piece Set. $44.80 $110 3-Piece Set... $61.80 $147 3-Piece Set .. $67.50 $184 3-Piece Set... .$86.75 Values $15 te 830; post Given away & Kitchen Cabinets Aimeoat every type ef Kitchen a Cabinet ts here at practicaliy 25 IRON BEDS designs; slightly damaged. *“*eeseeoe*eeeea *437— $1892 $39.00 give-away prices. san.)0 OCU GOLDEN CABINET—Damaged $8 95 condition; sale at.. . CABINET — $15.90 839.75 KITCHEN Porcelain «liding top; damaged $7.50 to $15.00 values. 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ST LOU PARDINALS eR et at TA OT API INN AE ART ae FERRE ET RY A TART LEON A! Se RET AB tet RP Ae 1 Ry wae T : FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 9, 1925. ST LOUIS POST DISPATCH 49 ST LOUIS: POST-NISPATCH COURAGE UNDER FIRE WINS SECOND SERIES GAME FOR THE PIRAT. Pirates’ Play in Pinches Wagige> Athletes Are cum. Feature, Writes McKechn ‘Break Came in Fifth’-- We = ath 3 6 Vietewe son and Reet; Meadews. Merri- See Noth ing hut Victon for sen and Smith, Gooch. “ : brates F October %—Pittsbargh. 3-7-0; | | With Bases Full Wasa Coveleskie snd UM Veteran Shortstop. ——— ee = al ——— pa Se ——— “oo Pideans tha > Aldridge, With Bases Filled and None Out, | Twice Halts Senators ge First Pinch, and Time — Pirate pith, - Tse ae Xp 5 ON ee cccies 7 i 7 . an : ‘ . » cé tatty There in the Pinch — Worl d Series TANDING O Is Postpone Rain at Washington Causes Commissioner Landis to Call Off Contest. - __ He Was Wipe ag AS Clab. Washington . 1 Pittsburg nieae 1 RESULTS OF GAME. October T—Washtagten. 4-5-1; 2A Gh I GO Mg Pht he ggisiees Mise Rp iret ay MOR yeti :c 5 sprit The paid atendance at the see- 9 wirning the second. just as Il hoped concerned. a tra - iAaw wis end game of the 1924 world’s ..4 expected Aldridge get series at Waeashiugtea. D. C.. was my himseif inte +. Ps e them gu'p and gasp and tater 35.922, and the receipts were $135,- **** . im thar =--r es; 10.@ in that chap- . ; x ; es 550. ‘er = the American League housetops, would ne ¢ -er. Peckinpaugh _ : at ‘ oe Se Soke. Se agama in ae yer et continu - ye The tetal paid attendance fer ana Ruel But they stood up uncer tire in ~~~~ an ~~ on ee ae ae ; a ; ee the first two games iast year Aig aay both ae os the second game of the world se = — = - ae sy were [LGR and the tetel se length of time : I 5 ontributed riespa. Defeat. one-sided defeat 3t celpts $270,962. ES RET the hands of Walter J feat so convincing th fans became fearful tore would take four stra} games, might have been expected rattle the Pirates. Meadows having failed and all the Pirat: siuggers having failed, it would not have been surprising if the yours men on the Pirate machine had eracked. In fact, the Pirates fire a)! yesterday afternoon. were under a severe sirain fro start to finish Time and again the Senators, lL. confident an cocky with the cocksureness veterans, which is far more de- take Aldridge’s courage. moraiizing than the strutting pri:.e : a say wet ge oe i mo S39 a : ; 3 : . fam right on working. although & - ' . . cod —. | a 2) tye 5) r* I is é ' " 7 ae be —_ » ‘ * 4 , nl . > —_ = 7 _ Sea . > »-s .* — ’ Cc. roo . C = . 7 ae > : ’ 4 . _~ ie lj - ‘ ee a Eee. ‘ onal ies | a % % cir ba n even rims with er playing ; te : nything but a Ptra threw the belts Bari aaa «» . ao . 3 ‘ . a . ' : ‘ : . x * : ; —_. _? ¥ ee : r TY . ; — ; " ai m ‘ . - + . . ’ a ia* 7 ba Ww Wir 7 ve . a p , ha was certala , a . ae ra itis gy Af tie af +h ead Bat that eut eff " ““ the plate. aeutheagh & Pirates on even things couid — er i, with only ¥ .. hatter — & Sie richt @ the Rescue.” i Shy es ame MN Sy age Then the tepen@able and et standpoint —e hur!- ee ‘acular Gleenm Wright came l expect_.to see the Ptrates breik ; : pitcher's assiswite with ont out im a : sai . nrettiest plays of the game, he ran over baited 34.876.95 196,901.23 By J. Roy Stockton. Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.—The third game of the world scheduled to be played here today, was called off because of rain. WASHINGTON, 9—Win, lose | have exploded that widely-spread theory hot, when the stakes became large and when much ‘limb up ry*;, » M4 The Pirates, it was oday. . to half of the drafted play- seen major: the others ES ~~ - ae ia — eh - ~~ ee stands. The Pirates first 2 ~ the selective allotment. | be Philade!phia ane St. Louls Na-| ebtained three each. of . ; . a OF ti tial ail i fs or a hit or throw, their bearts would into they woul4. I have i Of +e > 7’ ™ . . * a — all along that no group or pitchers can stop the Pirates pinches ror atee & list aratied a a teer ty hecause “oonee BOSTON. — Third Baseman iat Babe Chester Fowler. from Minneapo- @ Mayor have a ‘Be, and Pitcher Lundgren, from thing @ ; ; > get the ' Bt ing ham, Ala Pitts belleve this —— — ee | a eleskie then hit . og Oe a ae : = aa ~ | oat Few Hundred Fans on Hand. thi = : >i ut | «, Pirate Se eae FC i > Fok Jones and ‘ ‘i . a ee ‘ = * ‘ ~ meni. ‘ ie hop 2 Lew 7 a. ME wen cnarea tans who had held To Fiel tn TRB (picsces to ne 2 vane | a E aot. a ' : eee 2@ last for an abat Chicag Contest “oOo es soend Alar: st tr ce ae Z octane ot. Pas | The mnomaghab tae rom Salt Lake City. tt Pec Janet 'g ox. Outfielder Lee , from San Antonio. DETROIT —T. F. McCarthy. from Waterbury. Conn. PHILADELPHIA — Pitcher Jo- pate, from Fort Worth, +. WASHINGTON. 4 4 > to Seca en “Deas air ttn cing ar IA Jp oer " . " . aa a ie PL NYO NO ee AIR Re aE oT = ORR tte AS IAIN at ATC: SF OOH Mic NEN RARER fp BRR yn eR | Beha e tapas ty dha Gaia ieh ys ee ; . ‘Se : of Bae es re ? - om . 4 « 2 ; A - Nc “ a 7 A =" oe ees x zc. ee , . a ath, tl pes & a t " SPN ecg - . . to head Peckinpangh. 7a -- ~ here was not a sign @| @eo~osore Cubs 1 Up on White Sox as SSrsseooconosen MOD pte ee SStO~wrmws.s inv place. 2 a: oe: 2. 2S 2 i ney "Ran for J. Harrig in the ninth inning. **Barted fer Rurl in the ninth inniag. = fer Cevelesk innmiog. Iraing— Washinctoa Pitisberg Heme rone—Judger. Sacrifice hite—ovelesk a fans ‘ty ‘a bed hele, fill- ing the sacks with none Situation was a bad one : Ptrates, apparently. but #2 * seph W A SHINGTON. — Outfe' der Maurice Archdeacon from RBal- timore. and Pitcher Willard Mor- reill. from New Haven, Conn. CHICAGO.— Ovuttieté@er Lewis Wileon. from Toledo, and First Rasetnan Toleon, from Nashville. enn. 4 PROOKLYN.—Ptteher Doug- ine MeWeeney. from San Fran- cieco, and Pitcher Boehier, from Oakiand. Cal. | PHILADELPHIA.—Pttcher Er- gest Maun, from Indiana polis: “fatcher Jonnard, from Wichita ai eae PE Ragen e SS ah breaking down the Time and peared that defeat that Victor Aldridge knocKed out of the park. Pirates Battle Resolutely. But those Pirates did not crack. The greater the strain became the greater the danger, the more hbril- Mantiy they played and the base- ball fans. after smiling on the Sen- @tors through the first game, as they smiled on the same men in the 1824 series with Giants. deserted the standard of the Sena- tors and turned to give comfort and aid to the courageous young men who call Bill McKechnie their of fenses. ris ~~ +> ing. and fe ME oe eg yh, wg turned in oper beating Lyons. Today's game was postponed be- “ause of rain. Lee Jones. uthpaw mm @uty for a&s — — & X > . . 4 . . 7” «- — | o woud de rdce. Passed — = Page A ~*~ .. ae . . : weaguers yestercay > ' a 4 : | ny - to 1 victory, C 7 ae; Se we tw = 2M AS FC GTR RM ae A ERNE NM a poet ia. ae ee ae “ a ae er que * ? 7 y ss, i 7 i . “es oa ; > }. second beee: Rici-er & — eS, Ma a eR a -niefty ’ Cai > the world’s base. Time of came—2h. im. 6A net neces Remand VIC ALDRIDGE. iA thied : = Percy AEP NORE Ia oe mera ee the tops of their batting order = it did appear that A!- was rot iong for Class AA Series Rivals Are Tied Louisville and Baltimore Clubs to Play Seventh Game Tomorrow. oth Le mad kitting spree. pen baseman, Ossie Bluege, recov- the ully from the effects of being nander Urban Faber. « hite *2 ir clud the strons- a pitched ball yesterday and oe a Pee eS ee ae —— by he attendance yes lay was 14,- ~ regular season, before the .n4 threw out ual at thee “Pals. Tex. and Outfielder Joe Gusiin proved the thie aig Busker. from Avcgusta, Ge. that crisis was ove. ES BOSTON. — Third Basemen Washington haf had Harry Riconda, from Portian'‘. ‘sc i - ° com ng up iridge rt eo 8 hn . Clouds to the Rescue! But ft was at this fu gods of and true to bama was to Oscar Underwood. switched allegiance. The sun went behind a cloud. It began to grow 2 *+hat ~ Io co A sees host ~ — — J4na oie to see roung Biver talked rain prevented ; Y : Owens about ft and Bat: . - the Kew York @ = — Pluege acted in this round. b= S Sa = CI ibe e 2 : —* >.s saw a #@ ba! ‘ il! » “ & —~ > . _ + Vernon, Cai * ’ a ee eee Seats lost: ct ; | , 7 ¢ to Aldridge’s clase Jehneon, from Testee -* @& a , tan series. i. to eee. ee Third Baseman ong: - = re st . Aas an Outhi ~ ¢* Lilie the "MUR? “vat te An AIR AU ing ete AR, oo * wit a wa ye we fasioe . whee : f, (weer Cae eae ane Bluege or Mrer, — S Grantham, .00 . —s | t NUL in +he straightening up he whipped it to: Tr} th at ee > ate {gain a Sen.- had been forced at home. le Bal _ ~~" * Goose Goslin, Washington’s Sterling Slugger, Misses Chance to Win Game Now only Gosiin to dispose of Only Gosiin, recognized as one of : the most @angerous hitters in the game. What to pitch to him. Bic league catchers will tell vou there fs no way to pitch him. ” That he will miss ome fast ball and murder the next. foolish ene low curve and the nex’ ene tnto the ht field. rhubarbds. Aidridge tried a curve. Gealin slashed * down the richt fteld The stands gasped. Aidridg» gave him a fast one, but it was eutside and Geslin iet it pass. Bases filled, two out, score tied at i te 1, and perhaps this was the “moeneg” ball But Aldridge teok the hardest chance tn the to Look on go'ft tine cast and that’s the kind of a day that Aldridge likes to work. Pirate Hitters Come to Life. Pitching himself , eo +h yh? Poa) - out Ww & 2? pre- dicament nfi- gave Aldridge the c he needed. an] hat did more the morale of the Pirates than anything that has happened in the series. nd in the eighth, when led off with a single, but advanced n farther. the Pirates gave Aldricge ‘= wa then PR tres - -* es - and be- Meadows make a won-.N world te take. Any man can grit 3b Peckinpacgh, sa Smith, ¢ Kremer, p- McCormick, base. Mori- ¥. League: second base, Ringler. National League, third base. Owens, American League. Time, 1 o'clock St. Louis time. ‘ate p.a-8, Fie riret a “> -~ ' = the attacking support that a pitch- er needs if he ts to win. | There was no great strategy [{n . _ = % > the Pirates’ victorious attack in took “wo accidents to give two runs and the ric- ~* was alla part of the al ~e ‘> = Re 4 Roger Peckinpaugn?. ‘he va.uable player to his team” American League. with thre tion of Walter Johneon and Sisier and Cobb and Tri Harris, who they are Ptrates on Sneaker swunhsg Coveleskie s t+ bh erg ish sa led (coifers ‘mow how ‘rary ho: . ers Fas tee at Forest Park on a . —_—-—Aarr° = & Te = -a? = arr ei Vie oe - Pee. = it «4 rris saw he cou.d no the bali ‘ would have beer " — o t but be preparec catch aangerous to take it out Moore at the bal! slicing eng ish fight the ground Ta me high tnto the air and ame > hereby on until it landed sustomers, ‘homerun Moore, of ed the plate ahead that the Pirates _~* . > pu. Games day and Uge wl!) Br the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, The Ker- Louisville, Associa- i; io? Lee . rested trem t ae . nationa! : ™ > their quest ‘ase>a_! two games - - . ‘ . ——_ . é -_— here Wednesday and Thursday George Earnshaw ; ° > : *% TY : mn ine hb) MeiInnis Sidridgce p Tecus MeNeely cf Rice ef-rf Jehnsen 10 ‘Cayler Wright 2. Innis nr Jo bmeon im ete.kie Aidrtige 4 Rv-ethe rters agreec er serenTtl + bh - h ne pinches, at r ninches as the and offici he Merrsen 1 S ‘tarey. Moeere. Smith will he piared Mondav. 7 ° “se 3 - ” en wi ¥3 a poner 4. Hits—Ore Bg43 We SOonWOR-ie-1B-0D MISS PAYSON IN FINAL Pos. — Miss »| 222990 80K HoHOnm £| 83382: e #& ASHINGTON., RR ee SOK SoH due K ors ad SSSOSOISvuUswwoe#H Fienrna | ta $9999229rrHo~90F 3 nationa! and Miss lan@. Me. ~ , f‘nals So ee £' - en- ‘he Women's Internationa! ~— a 4 A~ = ‘de toe ie Ie WA Taner a éw ant s _- : : s * ae . -m- ft@wht Mrs. A. Clif- meets Mis Virg! -hicagoan. 383 alo secoceco30rrssesose 2 4 | writ wa-iB-ieGanasver o| PS OS SOSHiHMOOH e v1 33 or) Barnhart 2 Greatham. Carer. Meadows. We- Rei. oF ew ‘Rue. &. Harris, ( evetle cie. “toien bases—i.rantham. RBic- Biurce © J. Harris Meacdews 4 o Wheaton's Harold “Red” citizen, ~~. cs. aed tor Aidridge and the sed at ee s, Pittsburg Pa . ? pre pared are ace on f a thea man who sto ght of the Washin au the atest material end Pine St. billiards © is different — «® a ~- e FOX WINS ON F ‘ — - af 2 . heme nex Monday night mt +h > as appear a OUL IN MISS FOWLER DEFEATS MISS WINN IN FINAL WESTWARD HO. Engitand _ ° which Pittsbur oe > S Senators t untiig the fifth = € one A ST JOSEPH. Me... G Dedgze City, shade over Paige of Q i‘ge yee ) ee Ecotch Grain Tan or Black $6 more. It’s a fact—tthey do! figures show that 9 - THEY ALWAYS COME BAO > i FOR MORE every 10 men who invest 6 “cart wheels” in the | SHOEMART SIX. trek right back here fort Some for their 4th and 5th pairs. Why? Tr get more than $6 or Why Not Step Out in a Pair Sami : ettih American cham giorship game Ss niucd Sates. Mer. phis, Tayiof, from + ink” port, La. CINCINNATI.—Pitcher Day. from Shreve- “from Syratuse, N. Y.. and Out- elder Rufus Meadows. trom ' Jackson, Miss. NEW YORK.—Short#top Wal- ter Novak, from Spartanburs. §. — ee c D SOCCER TEAM - TO PLAY IN NEW YORK , pial © Oe Tk The cansdiane are | : ing Nev. & to play the second soccer against our best tm the The first game has Seen played in i the United States +ost. was af ee are that the game will " Field and it ‘ns any spert @ fine a 7 - ' The nict pal ‘meet t Ready for - a Battle a By the Associated Press. COLU MBIA, md cross-country squads, aceom- nied by their coaches, trainers Gnd a few gridiron ‘fans, arrived Bere early today on beard three Specia! cars to meet the University (ef Misscuri tn their annual encount- ers tomorrow afternoon. The daal ‘@roes-countryr race tll Be run db-- tween the halves ef the feotbal a ideai sc ri#ep Weather tomorrow, Moderately fast. of Beth teams are reported im Sret- Class condition. while the men are about evenly matched in weight. — Word received here today of the mater. | ne quar inet | af Geath of Bob>y Brown's . “wo.. Oct. §.—The versity of Nebraska feotbal - learing skies ‘oday gave prom- fall foothall with the fieiJ : ot
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ISPATCH ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1925. —-- Te» ae hp: 7 | Are ry in Pinches Was “JOA tetes Brought Up by —— ae ceimcietetiintens > - 4 ‘al i ad \orwrar . ing Dut Victory for His Clyh ‘and Pirates Clubs, Whch Fail to Land to Score With Bases Full w; Allotme sk 4 4 e ai as Turn. Tosser From Allotment {| Neck, When He Tried to t, Writes Veteran shortstop. ae ' Throw Out Moore, and — A es By the Ageociated Press : ie ' - : : ct. 7 wenty- ‘ B WASHINGTON, Oc nty-| Flooey Goes the Old ’ By Hans Wagner * 2 three minor jeague Stars have been | , ? we | Pittsburz’s 1909 Shortate ae * Seaereens | Ball Game. Soe, ..., WASHINGTON, Oct. ».; de complete list of selections made | By Ring Lardner » . | turning point in the openine «. ae . . - a , 3 n r ic today. | , * * nam i over of the wor lds’ series chee al € to half of the dra fted play- VW ASHINGTON, Oct. 9 . -~Nir the firs! as if the Ree ond Fame of th me r e service While the others on a present for the Mayor of Sapzi- would depend upon the adn, pesv a wait first trials when|;"aw, Michigan, and when Mr. ee ORG in, ; “18 OUTCOMe op Bow have t ‘ iin in “Cinetmw eis ° albeds (ne Same inning, and so {t dia uads assembiec next spring | reyius is figuring on Eliving mal stuff by far as Washington’s shana , eo B the moot : |somebody a present there ig some a@slhoped concerned. “ Were for ae elebs the Pittsbure Pi- |good reason for same. Some of the S Ihave! Aldridge got nee 1eem Trowna, failed |S07* Save told Br. Dreyruss that it eroup of himse f into k in the selective allotment. | was a nape’ from Saginaw who. 10:@ in that chap- @elphia ance St. Louis Na- | saved the 1 — yesterday. ates from ‘er, Peckinpaugh gained three each “If that is the case,” said Mr. for an) and Ruel had list of draftea | Dreyfuss. é., will not spoil his ca- believe this 89th contributed Ss: 5 Sete by orth him a raise eh age singles-s: and “ory- . ecause that 18 a very a n- &leskie then hit American League. ifloonce on young bal! players. Look peeme Out | to the Pirate | posTOX.— Third Baseman /at Babe Ruth. I will send the wp in tighn: | pitcher 4 & ; Fowler, from Minneapo- | Mayor of Saginaw a present, some- me. Iwas @dn’t have a ie, and Pitcher Lundgren, from (thing that would remind him of ; : ‘hance to get the ) agham, Ala. Pittsburg—a box of stogies, may- wae FOURS | -unne: at third -wew YORK.—Pitcher Curtiss |be.” md Aldridg ut he made the from St. Paul. | The name of the young man who Meountered. {throw there, in an CLEVELAND.—Catcher Mar- |won yesterday's ball gaime is Mr. to see how -attempt to head Autrey, from Salt Lake City. @ fifth ani off Peckinpaugh. - ee. a Lee Senora sign Ts Ww: from ean ntonio., . st as the e or OIT.—T. F. McCarthr, wrong play, and ; were pre‘ty got Aldridge into from Waterbury, Conn. . = s\ea a ; iit . ae >% f put the Pi-/a bad hole, fi)}- PHILADELPHIA. Poge ves q v4 A * Playing be- ing the sacks with none ont. _,Seph Pate, from Fort orth, were not. cituatiar ‘4 ‘ A : ee ; Pot cae was a 3 one for th WA SHINGTON — Outfielder pitcher rates, apparently, t | : ts ) : he is tn a Ke Aldr naa c * net . aoe / Maurice Archdeacon. from RBal- a. 1.3... ee «=e kee d Pitcher Willard Mor- other right on workitg,"althouch he w timore, an i i esi - wee , om hs 4 ug 1a was rel! from New Haven, Conn. te» 1 “f — S- a Pittsbure ie ame t to the Rescue. BROOKLYN.—Pitcher Doug Sependable and speem das MeWeeney, from San Fran- *" * le a | +? > d oy =" a s y ates break oC war Gleen Wright came to higiiigisco, and Pitcher Boehler, from pitcher's assisiance with one of ft} © Oakland, Cal. the Spree, he stronc- | Tues Plays of the game, wh PHILADELPHIA.—Pitcher Er- eet nd Aldridge, Paest Maun, from Indianapolis; before the oiled up Stanley Harris’ teasing § 7fatcher Jonnard, from Wichita and threw out Fiuel et the plate *Pal's, Tex., and Outflelder Joe ouNnE Rluecre Gosiin proved the third out, Buskey, from Augusta, Ga. ete, | et Crisis wes over. BOSTON. — Third Baseman said that Washington had had its “bres Harry Riconda, from Portland, ® he neyor| i" this roun:!, but it hadn't bee ‘Ore. hope he cets | “De to take advantage of it, d ST. LOUIS. —Pitcher Sylvester in the we. '° Aldridge’s classy pitching. Johnson, from Vernon, Cal; Me a danily In the eighth, the inning & Third Baseman Tom Bagsee, which Pittsburg wo the game, th from Memphis, and Outfielder Pirates j be his best 2nd smashed it to right, the ball’ @eekeon, Miss. Pirates to) S0ing into the stands for a homerie NEW YORK.—Shortstop Wal- y when next That hit won the game and Novak, from Spartanburg, &. will do Cuyler a world of good §& ; peeve he was a bit overwrought = a in the opening contest.’ "@, ADIAN SOCCER TEAM IN Stanley Coveleskie pitched ‘TO PLAY IN NEW YORK BOUT smart game of ball. He had fine, al to the Post-Dispatch. -}control for a spitball hurler, “ARR WeEW YORK.—The Clearing skies today g..ve prom- of ideal crisp fall football her tomorrow, with the ffelJ tely fast. ™ Both teams are reported in first- , condition, while the men are Bout evenly matched in weight. _ Word received here today of the h of Bobby Brown's mother, Gened the entire Husker squad Morning. The Nebraska quar- left immediately for his wy, ‘ SS a = - ' E' PIRAT CARDINA . Major Leaguers Only | —— i | ‘It Was Sliding Down His | “Peck Should Ought to Ha Ball In His Hand When H. ee. ; Hazen Cuyler and he is only 24, so [he doesn’t know anything except t swing and miss them most of aa BPP LP PAL NO POO PL FLAG Pe LS OBTAIN THREE PLAYERS FROM MINORS i a an a naa a, ow the | RING LARDNERL |, cided to Give Cuyler a ~~ ee — -— ee — - pees —~ «> os SP — —— ee saeeetiiieae ST LOUIS -POST-DISPATCH VIA DRAFT ROUTE © TT Ae a ne ee er Tigers and Yale _ « itle No Oppose Southern cn — ve t he Throws” a ~ t Approp OPO LOLOL A lel arris Guessed Wron ' ee ae ee ae a i a i i i i ——————SSSE Se. yet we were able to score but one run. We simply could not get our fe Peck Mid hits when needed. i i it 4 ; Cuyler’s Homer Lacky One. ”” -Goslin I made an error to put & man fon and then Cuyler came through aowetlin riate _ aides Gots Contecct. Larry Gardner will be back as of the Asheville team of Atlantic League next a new contract took charge of months Routh He signed Gardner a couple he week. the team ast f | he game will | | Special to the Post-Ditpatch MINNEAPOLIS, Minn Nearly 1000 high schoo! football ] ere Witnessed Saturday's Minnesota- North Dakota game, to which teams | were admitted free they carrie jin a body and brougnt a letter fror the principal certify: A s ft if i'membership of the gro 1p ' the remaining Minnesota U.! ramet high school teams wi!l Le admitted ,at 25 cefits per man exc for the Notre Dame, Wis: sin and lowa games, for which the charge wil! be half a dollar Notre Dame is still in the lead as far as ticket sales are eoncerned, the decision of the South Bend in Blitution to make the Minnes:t garne the objective of its annua Student trip being an iimportan Omaha | the | a his own business, but anyhow he was there. He told me how Frank Haller, the Pittsburg scout, happened to cet Cuvler for the Pirates. It seems that Mr. Haller went to Sag- inaw on his honeymoon and when he got to Saginaw he went to the ball] gare. I can understand why | Why he was in Saginaw a scout would take his bride to the A eount : in a tf. rasses » | honeymoon on grab lI! park o* Bu Sarinaw T 4 on a being able t why a baseball I -annot nd am not going to try. (1000 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYERS SEE GOPHERS’ GAME FREE EL PRODUCTO ictor In the demand aCe- the game understand | nm A SWOPE °9 50 Men’s Oxfords Notable for -« STYLE COMFORT DURABILITY The 3 Shoe Essentials A Variety of Brand New Models Ten or Black « «+ Grain or Calf = SSS RAS AR fact—they do! Our. show that 9 out of 10 men who invest rt wheels” in the JEMART SIX ght back here for Some for their 4th 2 pairs. Why? They / ore than $6 worth @: »p Out in a Pair Sunday? - “#ivrghtihkhb@et ll Of # + RILA. and Cc $ eee baa Shoes £E 6102 Sidewall Protection Your Credit Is Good! Come te the Cordures Tire Market for quality, service and satisfaction. reads CORDUROS nation safely. CORDUROY TIRE MARKET Pay Easy! Open a charge account with a DOLLAR the famous CORDUROY CORDS on the Terme in ®t. Louis. Open an account! HOWARD CG. SKINKER 3870 Washington Boulevard Open Evenings Untii @—Suendays Tatil 12 Tires Mounted Free—Plenty of Parking Space Has Easiest CORDUROY CORDs will make Fall and Winter driving safer. Over wet. slip- vements, and over treacherous muddy CORDS will get you to your desti- SAP ERA ARE4AEAMELEAST ~A”A SSE AAAS ~~ = RS" RE SS. SS SSSA LE » +##AL AAS CR PRR LEE WD» -_- time yesterday devising methods t ‘ on im portant business today and I a 3 ng Aas Bud had may be late for the next game of bam Ich overnene plays. and was at bat only once, but he) the world serious, which is becom-'|_. srg ¢ —) Kearney, veteran) came through with @ 1.000 mark fr | Cornell tackle, has been restored to| hoth instances. If he has to be | ing 80 exciting now that starting middle of it. ({(*‘anrr ah people are the on _— acm ball payers. But Atlanta are io see the game closer than usual with Cuyler up. bad baseball out of my syste a The. Pittsburg infield certain'y the Mrs. is starting to get firm Coach Lou Young and his Penn-| figuring that it would give him a will more than make u t ae has proved to be a surprise te.m>. pearly in the oo. , phe says, “I Sylvania squad are in Providence} hetter throw to the plate rm ease of lapses re the games aa aide aay Grantham, a comparative novice ot bow not see pie ball piszere have prepared for battle with Brown. /|a single. Then Hazen shot one out Whenever a team wine | first, looks like he had played there Goong be siobs, or something like} 341) Roper eased up on practice} his way. It would Jave been only q game | such a6 the os * | all his life, while that pair on the that. for his charges yesterday, limiting |a single had he played deep. But ona ‘+ may consider it ve | other side of seconé—Wright and | Although Clean, 'the Tiger workout to fundamentals| that ball bounded into the stands mighty lucky. We have won i | Traynor—is like greased lightning. | Cuyler Was Good i Ses my wee Princetom| for a homer and gave the home? era; this way—getting all of the! > . 'faces Washington and Lee. ‘team two runes. mare nat 4 ; So the scout bends his neck for Light scrimmaging was held at The thing that upset us most | over Pires hawe bine ie It Pays to Win. the yoke and he looks at the | Harvard. The Crimson coaches feel _— the accidental ‘“‘beaning” of with the other fellow. Now we are. Special to the Poet-Dienatch, He ith ; no anxiety over the meeting with! Ossie Bluege, our great third sack- sympathizing with ourselves FORT WORTH, Tex.—The melon | young ball player. He is surprised | Middlebury. Leo Daley, who has)er, in the sixth. Al) of the things [ am not taking away anytht lhas been sliced——the §$21.847 melon ‘to see that he is good, though neat, | discarded his crutches, will prob- | that hurt us came after this acci- from the Pittsburg Hoong nn ng | representing 60 per cent of the land having no bad habits. So he! 2ly join the squad in practice next | cent, and I know we all had lumps) portyne seemeé te ‘be me eras, | layers’ share of the Fort Worth- , week | in our throats from then on, not | «, Om™ | Atlanta series—and the members of recommends him to be hired and | i : ‘knowing how eeriously our -mate start to finish. Twice we had the/the local team are each $1,621.12 farmed out. That is the way the; William and Mary will send @ 0) adeened | sacks filled and nobody out, and! richer. Pirates came to*get Hazen Cuyler powerful eleven Raat Saar a wthage: oo feel nett of: the. fea neem enn ae and win that ball game here. another banner intersectional tit. Row : TN ‘ xe sc ee teports indicate that the Southern- |‘ oveleskie showed signs of wild- | -_ , . = ce oe ers outweigh the Orange players by [°5%, walking his only man, and in | icredit but say the laundrym ; et Sea T Net FEI ants : , St aaginaw te the eal aue 7 pan | mere thas five pousah per man. (ts cighih Peek snete sme. ais “It You're the Man Whose Collar | |man who told me the story Bays | Capt. Johnny Joss returned to ly missed. Still, you never can Does Not Fit—/I Want to See You.” |there is only one laundry in Sagi- | the Yale squad yesterday for signal .4y) | inaw and that is Chinese kept by a. drill, but will not join the regulars Bud Myers Came Through. cauasete | heathen ido) worshipper by the until after the Pennsvyivania game. World’s serigs hisory is full of | a name of Sing Fat. Light practice is carded by Jad) ..ce9 where youngsters were given | So I say that Barney Dreyfus oe oo Bongo final workout for the | their chance unexpectedly and | . | should cancel the order for the Clash with Georgia. vs roved to be the heroes. Sal R ted f ONE D Stogies and buy a good second- Pitt's fray with West Virginia is | Going in before 45,000 people is | e epea or av hand hop pipe for Sing Fat the @nother leading Eastern tilt, as will) hard enough on a rookie, but hold- | Those who were disappointed and were unable to attend my | ran who runs the laundry at Sag- Ye the Army tussle with Knox Col- ing down a new position is wores. | sale last Saturday on account of rain, will have an opporta- | inaw Michigan. lege Capt. Baxter and other W est That's what was asked of Buddie nity this Saturday to take advantage of these unusual valees. | I may. have to see Mr. Coolidge Point gridsters spent considerable Mvers, a regular shortstop. | ’ | ! ithe varsity after banishment to the| will probably contest. to wake right in used, maybe he will be the up string and the Williams | second 1995) play in it's all over. -yhis baseball game is just like play eighth inning, Joe Harris piayed in one chance in the field | they will all be talking about when —_—— By Roger Peckinpaugh, | Most Valuable Player in A. I. for 1925. (Copyright. 192%.) WASHINGTON, Oct. over the wall and not going any- where near it on the fly. Aldridge showed he was just % good as the advance notices pro- | claimed him to be. That boy cer- §.—After tainly was tight when he had to | ing have a hunch I have all of the | One-Day Sale of kid | ; ’ | | y Puritano | Fino 13¢ or 2 for 25¢ ILD — yes, delightfully mild; you can smoke El_ Producto all day long. But with Character—a distinctive character that appeals to men who delight in fine cigars. And that mildness and character are un- changing. You can always bank on El Producto to give the same real enjoyment. Sizes range from 10 to 30 cents. G. H. P. Cigar Co., Lac. Phila. Pa. Distributor WM. A. STICKNEY CIGAR CO. 1109 Lecust Street Mein 3841 for real enjoyment 10c straight - Favorita 15 straight Bolt Ends | TOMORROW “74. ONLY! Positively the Last Day Bolt Ends of Fine Domestic and Imported New Fall Woolens— | Made-to- Your-Measure Men’s 3-Piece Men’s Fine Suits Overcoats Coat, Vest and | Pants Worth Much More Only One Suit or Overcoat to a Pattern | As a result of our recent sales we have @ great quantity of bolt ends (woolens which cut out only one suit to the of fine domestic and imported woolenms in English and Weaves for Fall, which we are going t 6ell at low price of $31 for coat, vest and pants, and $29.50 for cocoate. Men, don't passe up this opportunity to Fall Suit or Overcoat in this unusual ONE-DA seember, Saturday only, and when these bok there will be no more Sults or Overooats at tls price. | These Goods Will Not Be 1 Displayed in Our Windows “You Will Never Regret a Suit or Overcoat Made by WM. P. McKNIGHT” UNION SHOP UNION LABEL Come to the Big Store With Oe te ELC Otel ttt tei et ee eee Ge - ere- meweeee i ee RE RE ie cmp Ale 6 ete
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# ee eee CTimane BOHCT-MCoATry oe 1925 FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 9 BO ARO DBE Cm > gti ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MISS PEP TO PLAY MRS. HYNES VOMEN’S DISTRICT GOLF a praregils 30 \ _ [Of work im preperatiosatests. To-| TO BE COMPLETED (§ Joan E Meoner, official referee Se! & Oe Pos See cr: ' OW Medalist | ~ Hi TEAMS IN ACTION; Roosevelt and Feat Roosevelt wil TOMORROW AFTERNOON 70°05 7°9200. SSRN ere 2 us sive nln = nd ‘'tions perm: F : : : NOM | Soin: 2.50 om. The officials 2 ne mentches | oe — @ : Easily Defeats ———————-—, Furnish Grid peo met cree tox Ek eercstes or ater cine ae eines sent em stat aan Se Sooecl ga | Loc 4L. cig Ae AIS 4 eae ” o =s ™ “t om * tx tty: eee a St. Louis I niversity vs. lewsa at ee da rf tnorn! bret. —_ pach, sein $e Mb aot rer. louh} 2 » 4 Vrs ashe ; , Mrs. Gough, 7-6 ssc o. casen Entertainment °:.”:: Pdwardsavilie at Kirkweed. AE LOND i Sp RE eB Pa SR a a Ce ee eS, RRR SN TC Ae i Ey TTI Z IN FE ro ‘layten at Riteneur. : . Triple A Pla Winner \.,mandie ai Washington. Me With College Teams Out of «::--: " t . MI iM A. 10:38 a2 m . Over Miss Crunden, 2 Up ao oo Western. MA 1B Town, Prep Games Take . . (leveland F->. i. ==. , in Other Semifinal. ee se eee | Center of Stage. High seconds. The postponed con, | O°” 15 Roosevelt Reosevelt ws. Frincipia, st mS ” : 4 alias *>—4 oe song . —e: 2:38 p.m ativaragpton r 1[4-—-Western A. at A Ale der MISSOURI VALLEY pee hich scho es will t —— : a mes YF . * _. Salted : a ener NS By John H. xan . Konsas Aggies at Drake. | nke place on the Aca ay 1 oe rm = Yantai oe A a : hansa> at Ames t) a for football fans ‘aga , ys fontcls Third Team. Sept. 13 the almost continued Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. Nebraska at Missouri. acs u oe nalts ot pe sation +20 - se -... abelian onli ather has prevented anr WESTW OC LD “Crt NTR Y c = INTERSFEA TIONAL. -@y CsesOrre —= ees 4 ; 6 ae : : : : : — a iemeuntn . oubies an? the mixed , ’ “o events. All mateBes are dp : ORE Gre Sat 3 Re > ; Se bs ; - PANE ‘ ~ Sh iy Ji ge? ORE Deer y f se > : i “OT ty be * | - ’ . s. — a | fe Saee! “ - Muareurtte al . " r : ; " — —— ‘ry Lar iJ ee 4 >| } or *ty | Oa the 4, 7 ty ae ee Sy ice | Aoex at Arm Vashincton-Lee at Princeton. MIDDLE WEST @hie State at (hicagce : i Hows Be'eit at Netre Dame Tournank a-% —— 7 — . —— New Hampshire at : nites : Li fe) tage over + \ _ yee “ Benaventure at : ill c.as! ai § PVECLADGC a up at the turn After . i@ had Maine at (enprecticnt .- ie - 2 ‘~ Hig ' . heen halved. Mis > won the ne - rm | Sountive NS AYN LI OOOCRE I SLY TTY Two to ma had a 44 for th irst nin agains: Previdence at SA for Mrs. (lou: Wet Vircinia [ a : ri ” § -4 Mariand at Eurtgers. The cards for t: natecn Bates at Tafts. Mies Pe>— SOUTH. fier Pe; - ; ; Sewanee at Texas Acgies. Ov* . Mrs. G: Out i Miss Pepr- Mire. 4; ; Mrs. Havn In inrine rer FAk WEST Mire ates ae “Ste: “eae Olymnic Cinh at California : VP uruel a a . Seocta (Clare at Freene f 88. with 5 ft . t ni Ianhe at ; ' = (-om7agan at and 44 : eu 26 (eridenta! at Stanford a@dvantagr ‘2 , . Tteh at Seuthern (ullfornia but the Country Club player cut DeNBeEY WORKS OUT thie Aawn > Tinie wes able to win only FOR EXHIBITION BOUT rT : . 2 - : y he Agsermm™a’le “Y ‘ aie : a 4 “es yi : -” yd ¥ f ’ i ~~ wy aie Svs g emai rs Ce (ae 2 ¥ 1 * sn : ee . = _ = . ~ ” aan ‘ . . a a a ee ee ” : ieee i : : see ” . — bx ue a pre Pe bt saakes Ste i oe - tite .. HOLTANT) we ah . . _ > -™ a ~ * ‘ ; or . _ =. * ‘ 4 Le7 : ‘ : : e > : ' — : , - es . ~. 2 re ~ ve . xt 2 a . : 7 > . hed fa 2a te : , ae _ . - . : :-- ; ho pitched for Baltimore Ia Sen- ; ' F ieee a oe ae ~ ? . ©, ~ & : ~~ > : Ma r . 3? oy Ty . 2 " . . . . a aor has enrolled a2gain at rope -o? “f ati? : ré : Re ’ : - . - +. ¢ we , +9 PRE AB ie flog wot IR capi Meso shoe + LIS ON RR. Oy eC IR! TRG Hin ew EM Ee ORR set Rares, aha mi. VOPR, Nmap VR At BIRD ire finmieh > eas Po PRa, " q : - rm In _— . ' . ~ ™ = _ ‘ag aii: oo ' . , . Tavnest in Mn 2 j ars he ’ terd: Oe i ; ' > ae . ( ‘rt, a iat ee ‘ ‘4 e ; ~ - 7 ._* -- a . .* 7 7 °. on J = . . > iam. 7 . * eagcue. POUL Was iaie? ; 5 Te z a : . ee “ = re 7 ‘ > ie Sa a ae ia | r- ar, 8 i ™ -_ 5] ~ ' > ree “ ® ™ - —_a iis ‘ite , “ i sAitimore +e. : i ' c , Ss ‘ : : : ' »* * : ‘- ~ . : =: ey I> -, 7? 7 - > j , . aus Wid ’ , 2 . sional tean orpen : mnnMounm that his team | Cee af 2s +> /—_ . s 3 " 2 ' _ ee . . ‘ J “ “ ’ 7 : - vag — : ‘ . é YP th . : ‘ - =~ | = . ’ . *4 ‘a » = ; — . 7 - . _ > i * - ne - ._ * . - ~— he enter Tm Li0R | . af I, yaasketba team i . Pus—pecalse THE ue de GAR RRO. ga I See Mini a : : << Ge ot aay, eA ‘dh 7 and big office force, to the eost of the clofll a profit on each on \r value. bat the Qe Ram -f 2 = eee r Battie o ons. MiNa@rus 2ave -' . LOSE Capen “Ve bur and sell far e LAST y* BS cit ham? “=< "ote ; : ‘ : : E , “level : toa 5 . ack cn an extra $15 That's whv rou SA! ar : the Yale Bow ~ tom ree yaa en ee £ ie mat wey rar ec ‘ 2 : = = : a a . _ 7 - ~~ es ms ~_ —— : o : , ry time you Sait or an Overeoat at Mrils ; echoois +* i@ ive: =» See Ne. &361.TT | Ta Oxford: Wide 1 ith omly fiw : 1 | | 0 alloring shops, direct to you at ONE PRICE—$22.50. , 3 ~ Fetensior Cele A Sate: * ive All Silk-Lined Topcoats. All Silk-Lined Overcoats. All Collegiate Slickers..... . .$6.50 LEWIS WINS TWO OF THREE FALLS IN TILT WITH WAYNE MUNN MEN!’ as big x Byte Ammocinted Poe ' a Sensation as the oh sage ge gem Congres DIXIE mace in town last season, it's nothing compared to the smash- ing hit DIXIE Fall Styles will make this season. Not only will the new DIXIE styles comvince you they are a match for those shown eise- OPEN UNTIL 9:30 SATURDAY NIGHTS. where at DOUBLE the price. but ‘ the VALUE we give you at $300. oe SLs a cCMillar ie Se mE CLOTHES what's what in styles for Fall and the greatest shoe of all eine Seis ies ae oie ee - : ! a. TATE oo co [SESE Sc: | I AP Cor. Sixth and St. Chark ‘he second oat ag Ft x ie “A National Clothing Institution”. Shy, + a ~ é a ‘Ne Silk HATS == 524||CAPS Styles é AAA oe VIN \ . , ‘ rs ‘ » \ * \ “= Se a eee ee ya Open Needaery Till & Fr. %.
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«Sah era ee salt SE Pe i Be + : 1s Captures — t Event on Goo Track paper Sate Bentag RACE—Motner Moon, Bill > RACE—Millien. sat the new Pulbeniead & Jockey Club track wii bring out }@ the previous winners at ¥ tetk and if form holds true dese finishes shouid result. | Firetoma, Tip Toe Inn, Treasur- er and Chemiserie are entered in fifth race, called the Collins- sorta Purse, at one mile and ‘All have turned in im- , performances in previous " @epecially Firetoma. ee sixth, such good mounts Kent L.. Wrackhorn Purity will go to the post in nile an@ oné-sixteenth affair. ations are that the track be ary but, nevertheless, slow. t application of the steam » and the tractor-drawn har- } has produced results, in spite f repeated cloudbursts. Pew scratches were this morfiing, indicating that own- me and trainers believe the track ill be suited to good running. The j runners Will not have the ad- that they have held in the hn a@died feature on today's pro- fin Was & pony race, inserted be- Men the fifth and sixth races of , “Sparky,”” owned by “Black Steel,” i by H. Weaver, are to race ‘The Veiled Prehpet's | Street, has ac- the invitation of the Fair- i Jotkey Club to be the guest of honor at tomorrow's program and a special event. mé, Mamed in her honor, @ the feature race. and phar friends will which will occupy ial boxes to be decorated in the more for their ee they are get- the first race i be started at 1:45 o'clock, be- of the earlier darkness. s that the seventh race should minwtes earlier than present and the program should completed at 4:45 p. m. rting Monday, ¥, r : er ee rm a A K llards to pay $22.50 Fe pay more than $22 —— was almost \tranypled by horse Dave Goldie at the start ithe seventh race, yesterday. The in frent of the r, trying to contro] the horses when the barrier flew up he Ms not in position to duck. lto the ground and escaped with- Rinjury but Dave Goldie was out # the running and Shanghai make a profit over fixtures, ex- on each one of going to the post b sixth was so eager for action Mhe ran away for a quarter of & The energy thus lost cost & Place on the money for, after ‘ all the way around, he tired | I the stretch and fell back. tBtanton. who spends so much Louts that he as 8 native, claimed Stone- Mm Jackson from weners in the fifth race ede = or cash only. That's whv vou SAVE AT } Su ult or iT ari Overcoat a ‘buy and sell Sou! ile am aste qd a hox hacks. Current ran second ‘ ae new from our a ee s Fairmount Entries. face, $1000 added, 3-vear-olds and NO High Rent NO Costly Fixtures NO Charge Accts. NO Office Force ined, All $22.50 | Mail Orders Filled Promptly! CAPS SATURDAY NIGHTS. lards “HES nd St. Charles thing Institution”’ ; 1200 atded, 3-rear-olds . Glai'ne eix gto ot " ...102 *Taleaua. ...... 101 . tae 10% *Dr. Glenn ieee . $1500 added ‘The Hote! allowence claimed. _———- ~p--—— lal t the Poat-Dimmtch, JOCKEY CLUB, Ti... *pite the arrival of the t Wave of the season, training progressed briskly ime over a slow 2% | pitee toa oi Owyan, B Enough, "$8 4-8; ;} Lew Shark, 38. ul Wiedel II, 55; ; Myrtle Belle, 60 4-5; | JOE & and ASBESTOS—Joe’s Handwriting Is Noted for Its H ligh Visibilit | aa WHERE ARE y'Goin! Boss? JOE'S TEN ; DOLLAR : BANK ROLL is NOW $778.08. — Wysee, sues = AN iF I DON'T MY WIFE IS COMING NEXTE WEEK AND I PROMISED |= To SEND HER A WIRE _ BuT Youre So BUS WHY BOTHER SENDING WIRES- Ike PROMISED, SHE'LL GET SORE AND WON “T COME pyri 1925, by Th GET AWAY NOPE. 1 CORLON'T MY WIFE KNowWS WRiTiInic ! WITH IT= a bios ALS: SINGLE F U, 8. Pat. Office ~ ASBESTOS’ LATE SPECIALS: 8 'GLE Pes, FIRETOMA, FAST MAIL AND ELIZABETH K. Piker Football Eleven Opposes S. M. U., Today Both Teams to Use Best Line- ups in Contest to Be Played at Dallas. - Special to the Post-Dispatch. DALLAS, Tex., Oct. 9.—The Washington University football team of St. Louis, a Missouri Val- ley contender, meets Southern Methodist in a game here this =) ternoon. Southern Methodist is unbeaten | in its last two seasons. Washington | opened fits campaign iast Saturday, | losing 6 to 0 in a Valley title con- test by Drake University. Both Washington and Southern | Methodist are expected to use their | full strength in today's clash. | t WRESTLERS EAT YEAST . |* AS BOIL PREVENTURE Special to the Post-Dispatch. | STILLWATER, Ok. — Oklahoma Aggie wrestlers, five of them na- tional amateur champions, are eat- ing yeast three times daily. The yeast diet will be continued three months, says Cegach E. C. Gallagher, as an experiment to de- termine its value as a beil prevent- ative. Each day the Aggie grapplers\ record their weight, digestive con- dition and skin condition. If, at the end of the three months, the yeast is found to be beneficial to any considerable extent, the plan will be continued three months longer, Gallagher ‘says. Twenty men at Oklahoma A. and M. College comprise the squad Gal- lagher has chosen for the exper!- ment. Each is eating a three cakes of yeast a day, oné a half-hour be- fore each-meal. The yeast has been supplied by a manufacturing com- pany, free of cherge. In former seasons the Aggiert have been bothered greatly by bolls, at times a real qoidemic prevailing. :PONCA CITY HIGH HAS FATHER ON ITS TEAM Special to the Post-Ditpatch. PONCA CITY, Ok—In Carl No- land, member of this year's high gchoo!l feotball squed, the Ponca married man and a father. Nolan was married secretly in February, 1924. to Miss Eva Douglas, member of that year's graduating class, and | ithe news of the wedding did not become known until some time aft- jer commencement in Jute, ~ when lshe was one. Now Mr. 4nd Mrs. Nolan have a baby in their home. The groom's | City team has a player who is "| 1 i father, Earl Noland, a building con- : 10° tractor, offered to finance his son if | he would return to school this fall land graduate next spring, and this the son its tmdertaking to accom- gaa cinhisiaiailliahiteaiiii .|RACE TRACK PROMOTER IS DEAD OF INJURIES By the Associated Press. MINEOLA, WN. Y., Oct. 8.-—W. 86. Sweeley, race track promoter from Williamsport, Pa., died teday in the Nasau Hospital from burns suf- fered last Saturday at the Mineola fair. Sweeley was assisting others in an attempt to dry the wet race track by burning gasoline on the ‘yurface, when a gasoline can he was carrying caught fire. ——— re Course in Milk Production. Special to the Port-Dispatch. CASSVILLE, Mo—A_ two-day course in economical milk produc- tion will be held here Oct. 22-28, by representatives of the dairy de- partment of the Frisco Lines. wt Haman, 685; John Johnson Jr. 653-6; Gliding Fox, 66 1-4; Maxwell, 568-5: Chesterbrook, 622-5; Dry Moon, 62. FIVE FURLONGS—Fausto, 1:19; Omnia, 1:10; Musoovite, 1:14; Mad Boy, 1: 06 348: Mary Me, 1.06 8-5: Black Angel, 1:07 3-5; Lheo, 1:10. SIX FURLONGS—Murray, 1:19 4-5; Talequa, 1:19.2-5; Transformer, 1:19; Mercutio, -$F° Gem, 1:19 4-5; Son of Tromp, 1:23. MILE—Grass Maid, 1:51 3-5; Eal- man, 1:52; Pogonip, 1:60, Stoneage, | 1:58 1-6, : Rie se oe Racing Results | At Laurel. - Weather rainy; treck sloppy. By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE. $1300, et = stg om on a 1G five and one i¥, (Weiner ) 20, $2.70 a20." i man 108 ‘| leading the list. SCALPERS HAVE TOUGH TIME AT PITTSBURG; 15 ARE ARRESTED By the Associated Preas. PITTSBURG, Oct9.—Hard luck has hit twice at the scalpers who operated here during the first two | games of the world's series. only have 15 ef them been arrested, but all agree that business is bad. “Pittsburg is the toughest job I ever tackled, I'll be lucky if I break even on the series,” arrested told police. Of the 15 arrested nine were dis- a ie and Wild Heather, Swenke en- "Weather cloudy: track *Apprentice alowance By’ the Associated Press. cigfming. 8-year-olds and upward, wix furlones: hearings today. LP Pm Pirates F avored to Game at Washington } Bpecial te the Post-Disratch. NEW YORK, Oct. 98. again the odds have shifted and Pittsburg went favoritism in the world’s series. On the authority of W. L. Darnell & Co.., was wagered in the Wall Street district, last evening. at odds of 11 to 10 that the Bucrca- neers would go on to capture } s championship. pei eon aiso)08 6 Were 10 that the .109 ie Jot ttawiess, 1038 Riva over $85,000 ) made at 11 te Pirates would win the game in Washington. were equally in the dark, Sl ii ie ie SIDNEY HEBERT (LEFT) AND J. COLEN. Hebert’s time as an apprentice jockey expired yesterday and henceforth he will carry full weight. He leads the jock- eys at the East Side track, with 1 15 winners in 11 days of in the standing. try. Seventh race, $1600, claiming, 3-year- olds an dupward, one ’ mile one-six- teenth: *John Finn 4... 98 Traymore. ..... 106 *Mom's Boy....101 *Fire On. ..... 98 ®Abstract ...... 95 Orpheus. ...... 101 * Battlefield. oF = i 1 i. on | *Dandybrus Wrack Ray ....108 - | Welcome. Pe ..100 eo. K. Allen. .106 Weather, raining: track, good. *Apprentice allowance claimed Post time, first race, 1:45 p. m. At Jamaica. By the Associated Treas. Firet race, Gaiming, maiden 3-year-olds and upward, six furiongs: i ak i Don Santan. ...115 Gone Austin ....120 *Gala Night ...106 Cause. ...420 Mair De .. 107 | homed Robe. ...110 The Pullet. ....107 |B il Mama. ....107 Alliance. ...... 109 ockford .....115 Ch James. ...110 “115 | Play GU . 2s. 115 Blac cm. ....1me Second race, ciaiming, -yeer-olds and upward, mile and 70 yards: Dethi Boy. ..... 112% Great Lock 4 0 beeen 118 Prince James.. 8 RE ac se ‘tor *Rowland's Re- Humorette. ....113 en. to Bebe 10 Wildiane. ......112 Rock Shell. ....110 Third race, the Remsen Handicap, 2- vear-olde, six furlongs: Sar Sport Royal. estival. .. 10 Chance Play 2 Sandstorm. 2 apere nk aaa 09 | Rarmaticus eid HE Bees ’ tena. ; rmaticue rince Croeefire. ...... it Bae = ‘of ; Black Maria. Fourth race, fe , Handicap, 3- vear-olde and upwerd. six furiongs: Worthmore ....130 Mino. ........+. 114 4 Wilderness. __..1290 Lacky Play. ...1 Catalan. ....... On Wes 46 ses e Os q Swinging. ...... 17 ward. “mile and fn furlong: Pe «seca ks 5 Sos. 5 ae oa 116; In the Bag...... 0 Kumon Re ee 03 *Rieetwood. ...110 *Swerd. ...... 13 rrieli 108 *Reval Airmen... OReume ..vce.- 14 jiiman C aii Star Falcon. ....110 Geo. ar. ...103 OO aes 106 xth race. for maiden 2-year-clds five furt . B. D.- ek ‘Band mite. = i ot J eee °°: tee Me emir aS Bee PE ®Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather. cloudy: track, , WORLD SERIES PLAYERS WEAR MOURNING BANDS FOR THE GREAT MATTY PITTSBURG, Pa. Oct. 19.—Base- ball pald tribute to the cne and only “Matty’—Christy Mathewson, who died Wednesday &t Saranac ike. N. ¥., by placing the World Series fiag at half staff, uncovering heads and wearing biack arm bands. Further ceremonies are to follow at Washington on Saturday when “Big Six" is buried according te présent plans. ae eG we ~ ¢ - |S TICKET SCALPER WASHINGTON, Oct. §—A negro . White House messenger, Bushrod Mickey, arrested on a charge of scalping world’s series tickets, for- feited collateral of $100 for his ap- pearance today in police court. Baseball officials were unable to Ohio State and Chicago Ready Yost Plans to Use Reserves in Indiana Game—Notre Dame Plays Beloit. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Oct. $.—First foot- ference season are under way, with Ohio State en route to Chicago and Indiama trekking into the lair of the Wolverine. Zhe Buckeye invasion is the most noteworthy, since it brings Cvach Wilce’s proteges to jar, if possihie, the aspirations of Coach Stags's Maroons for another Big Ten title. Rad weather and darkness are not halting the intensive windup of the Maroons’ rehearsals. The uninjured squad is in fighting trim. Like- wise, the Wilcemen, with Hunt out permanently, are ready to turn loose the tricks they have learned this season. Coach Yost is prepared to run In an army of reserves against in- diana. Coach Ingram plans to re- place W. Fisher at left tackle with Clifford, and Sibley at right énd with Nessell. . lowa to Use Regulars. Elsewhere in the conference and for the Army game next week afid game tomorrow. Meanwhile, at Minnesota, the Notre Dame game in a fortnight means re shan Grinnell or Wabash, the sext oppo- nents. be the annual Dad’s day observ- ance. Butler, Light practice is Wiscon- sin’s final workout for FPfanklin and lowa plans no change in line- up against St. Louis. NASH ALL STARS TO PLAY NEGRO CHAMPIONS The Nash All Stars will play the St. Louis Stars of the Negro Na- tional League, Saturday and Sun- day at the Star's Park, Compton and Market. Manager Lioyd Graf Of tav Nath Stars, has secured Joe Peetz; whe has just returned from tte Virginia State League, where he won 27 games and lost foyr. Other esters with the motor team are: Al Nei bert, Nick Reidy, Harry Oppiand and Lefty Wolf. The Southwest Nash “lub oe had a very succesful year, winning 22 games out of 26 played. The #t. Louls Stars won the second half of the title schedule in the Negro National League. Pisay will be called at two o'clock. SMITHVILLE, Tex.—The sweet potato crops of this section, which ordinarily keeps the railroads busy bringing in cars, according to pres- ent reports, will not fill a single car. The drouth has almost com- hy oltenine ted an to Ee ok ER mn ~~ pe SE ee a EE en son n> were For Big 10 Tilt} ball invasions of the Western Con- | at Notre Dame, workouts taper off | | today. Coach Reckne is preparing expects to keep many of his firat team on the bench in the Beloit Northwestern's preparation for Carleton is ended. The game wijl: Capt. “Red” Grange and his mates of the Llllini are in fine form for UNION MENA’ Tom Durning Says: View lowa Game St. Louis Varsity Team in Great squad, will work out on the grid- iron at Iowa City, Ia., this after- noon where temorrow they play the University of Iowa eleven in the second game of the 1925 sea- son. They left St. Louis last night and arrived in the college town this morning. Among those whe made the trip were: Stanton, Fitzgerald, Hurd, Kahle and Sweeney, ends; Ryan, Simon, Kearns, Braechel and Al- | bin, tackles; Higt, Torres, Clark and Blum, guards: MeCarthy, Stampfli and Wentker, ue Jordan and O'Reilly, quarter ; Rippstein, Levis, Fel celius and Kapl, last minute additions were made by Head Coach Savage whd ac- may not get into the ganic jeer ee per gw ryt Capt. and Fu efotti, the idol of part tn the heavy work for the firet time last night og skirted the ends at will, leavin o doubt in the minds of onlec ae that he is in perfect form. : : Dempsey hove in sight, will meet Sergt. Jack Adame, the aviator heavyweight, in the main event of a fight program to be held at Seotg Field tonight. Adams, a likely-looking heavy recently battered the tough Hugit Welt te Gethnk te Ss Se
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Lay or es ung classes =! . 2713 Cunee , " we ter- ap Regvien Nass st *Y - Reames as PERSONAL — settee Moier Barber Coiiess S10 ha » * 7 3 i r+. “I a . ———se Mi;: -> 7 want —— S 30) . - “ee er OE I) S) 7 ——-> a, ~~ LOL De ake Man hes?: ' ve . eee ; i ten i ites 7 7 ’ “ - : ites ee ty. zy : . * 4 J aT - - , nents lie ea c4 2mith — . . Ty a HE VLAN ~ /RTER--81¢0 N. 6th. a ; TER ae a ee , , ate - Saturtay. — it eee ; il PRESSERS— Superienced Todd Travel over. | ae . 48 and 35 rears | shane eae Cleaning > mm —— ~_ . a | be sa liafied vita Y sins * ‘* ~ . ~ 4, EVE ey yr o . Rr ate has we ‘ Holt wet. a a BOS teem A as So ie wha Fecome home. MRS TECILE eS ome home. : RRIS ——aetelininand on “oye mens ——Avply Gare: : a. | Persons ne ——— — : d m Be ” DD.i¥ Ja vety Theater Ciesst rs 2 : @ Dy ~~. ~ ; ; ¥ ae £ ~ s4.2 Fy ar ition ‘2)0be. S:> __ an 1. a yerag Co.. Zlils &. Jefferson ics. : ceca Sep : — — > Pid $-61. wigetiahiinns iianealan . eC -S 4 Bua ° ——ankiin eee senbineiiliiacae ic PRESS ER aed Hottman Dr==s8. Southamp- ; m_ Lange- , ~-&RPENTER AND BUILDER ew and ‘ ee =~ sty, Ti —— ‘ae | —_ } _Derietced men’s and lal ie = is > ee _ : ' Z - : sf ’ | (on Seturday 7 | | SONTRACTOR BUILDER— Garages or; mail add De manag rin departeneer enced me Teteey a iter: | ae > Tae Eline: 2 m.. feo ce. 3 . ' #2: Stick or frame. W. Schmidt. Vic. ‘heater , store ork a oe Cothing ; — “a “Seeee ee ee ure 7 | a’ ee ‘cS: for fas Workers Apoly reat “ary | PREss FEEDER—On Jeb work: one : : Interr " LOOR LAYING fleare | 2 . > Mn Take ready end operate Miller feed. | oc x = 7 in 2 | —Penewed. "Pores ee Weil Clothin gO. se OTT Os lowing: a ~ EDUCATED WoMEN : ‘ o TAA S A ——~_“ylinder. , . : . . . : ’ - . 3. ——.._ Eighth es: | Steady work: good salary. aa | ae A | ‘oO am be gb? enta ~ - - y = J-335 . GARAGES Dutt: 1ex38. $is0- LSxIs, S and fudge ay kar $250. 46086 Olivia. Riverside 14755 “cx | —~aney Co.. 308 Valentine fc oe:-Dispeich. ———— wna “RITAN MACHINE : , a J . ‘ pee a " iH ; oh “- ; GARAGES. i Gable fir @& ri a %;j The Last Word in Tipe] — | cate Beene News aiding install ~aase The Last WwW 3S at any : Me at our 62° ‘ 4 uciid : . O@ii[ es : : aD on + iy ti t cur mf. el Zz SHOE WORK ERS— 4 liroun | B@en. and R—Or tandy many rough | _°R*raters. Missocr: Slineer ; 2) —s 4 P. Boland ee | i & aN . Pranog ord Pa ese ; | Motor Dus “Ss * juve to Chicago | Garret: Cabany 6 . ES ) e =, ber j . et 8: lear | eee ACCOUNTANT —ana ice. «227 | ce : concrete woot / Palm —— = | - anytime; ..' Pens : ; | EMPIRE CARPET 5 ee avaliable fre ae , oy Fae Pb ty 4 fe) | Blen s aa é $ ' as del CO.—8x12 . . . : ; ; + D ee in m _ . — , . > oe need. 5165 : $1.25: 9x12 renovated $) Lindell 4335 Gt 45x Fadicate 5-14 Me to a SPIN “Good wages: steady | — ed : . Th ‘ , . . 4 ; > | b . 4 ~ “a ; 4 " . ‘ : ‘ lm peria) ) ; ; Cara BR. Ssicep us Gunn nde ¥. Por ful? tng ‘ i a: ) ? in i " 2 - . . : ' tc?) TRo Mc ; — ‘ , 2 va ; te wel! ) mf Se t ores , . 3 Pose ' j~ Cr im- cae Ans. ck Candy spinners - good a oS (7D | wants steady job Bp ara vos Bas sDoly Petera 4344 tor work, iam A.J WAL- te Mind ‘ts : ar . mee | Steimer Electric ’ >? ' , 94 } & = ez for M- Scher zr , = Win : Benton — id ae | ao oe oe weferend. ippiy after lo ‘oe “TR craphic @nd filin : ° ‘= And rou $37.50 WIRES five room omplete wiry | CARPENTER si, Seto) mechanic | =~ SiGe. ask for x; Elder. (c7) | ‘amily. good ¢ wer and pleasing So 22% 7% ~~ it. | £90? wear. = ) ge se can give city; ONDUTT MEX —. ais) = ae 750 te scart. aie. tual ear Th. SO” der week HAND § | le 7 Sti Awe eed: Te = a aieSwomen > . . on e car ces. ; q = r2 - . *% ® ~ rs - A 2 ‘es ret artes av Lindel? ; 7 “~Uie ; 8 F a r ; z . Draper cy ; ar Richardson. " : . “ eecvice. hous wae . ~ . > . - ts - a ho - °s sales. - SEGIRI —Whice, - . $ - ‘her = a . & : Mere money, *... =rverd. nepal \ ; =| , ea" vitinity- al mT ar Materia! is the - ‘ d Make . IGT ome Main 4858 | s,. HACE FEDR ein, ; 2 offices: ren: SCTRIC , wrnished- a. om ~ . = t-aciede. (o8) to " : 44. Cents per | Both iMDreved ax 71 Lost. containing money WRIGHT ELP RIC OO_ 67 x Sa (a, am. s: =o lewrard See ee ee me a. het. refer : Band =! ri ) . . Peer.r. a ' . orepers — | DESIGNER— fies cn pxperien ade ee — Single and double fais th ¢ . So sue pi Set aoceeear ee 606 W - | Hocs | > ashington — . ; inte resi ™ — awe ED _ S : — tO —— Cet. 8. 1985 a: 1) - ~ ieee: Dims te: rep : 30 a m monde: bow knot: Chass an 3 dim FURNACES, y EATING. ETo. 3... = rienced. 2; ik and weeh soos SR gpg : ~ op Ot with 5: ments. al] wer : ros Sats In Teo Fing, _ADdpdiy between 9 and i¢ . Geizar | | Dager ‘ —— 2 CIRES THE SERVICES = A NUMBER OP THOR ' Oech tatty ' . _ > ¥ er te o Se ee . oa nee ee ‘ ahi x ar hire 2 a afte, a Poa eBae at ae fa Chase ote! reward. uae Gear eraad. — >" Le apa, FURNACES — ties: plants » —_— ant 332 “ae. oresen osama and ceusin, et the age of “te ms ae gold. 3 Hammonds. cCendi tion ; reasona die Pag eet ‘Safer HOt SEMAN With orivace ¢ = ; a _Ran ane tet kDected. bor “3-357 2 ITY NTY Grand-Locugt a _. {cm sx bneen. Delmar 3873 ust be comperen: ute . Post. teh x . { SECTR SE ARANTOR Lc) eee “KDer: 2 aie . 5 > ~~ us é r te be es J me ~ a ceric ° — ~ . a 2 ” ~ HEA ~ fil = anv make Parkview °4¢3-p seaned | “fem and repair of SR ——___- *95) S2erTe: repairs PP - * ——_—_—————— teenie > lg BRIEF CAské rOLIO—i.. ‘aIninge nanere \ ~ = — and Ve ~ ; ‘Sle mjone E ation NEOUS NO Sains : ~ a —_ kee yn ‘ WiFrE—s«; . exrPpenenced = : “ 4 Monday 3 mx , r ce ap : i xOT Coat ESTATE Rioemker @ Son's chane?, East , =”? } —— > 73, af ®:-30 a m.. “ 5 ie oat. at Woelworth's | and ‘ive: . and Mac = after « im 8S. Perr ic, Mere: cedar shade | co § Ram Ba machine or | Exon: ; | : Fou , i re! BOTER .. Sy | Aad a nical e?eduate: veare | : | — Se -. PLastehe (o8) references - wer a tie Necessary eral . icenee 4875. is. im oie ep a 4 Batch werk: beet —32! 258. Post She toh. ' et ‘Re tests tem a = —Sl_ Olive 4228. —_ Se make no dr Pores:42%9 . ton Idea. Peer oe reward. Py a O Wartane fi a : 2 ————* 67 Ce : FER— ae or ey fox 5 awe e . . pe a ™ —-a* Sit - ty 3 -. — —_ ete Ch got CWive - i on t + er Roo! = he Sei wou - ; —S*.__Pase-D tch ge 2 636 5 = , a 2a Be . Tiss : : s | girGcter for niee- oa EY De = as in- ~ ~_ SS Re at ee mes ‘> B. 7: 5 See" ee mre tor eas} 2 cw | lege fraternity man prefer. red. Write or wire at once * we KAR, CLE Serer. are. ; @te ‘ art 2 3 . it . . . . - @ : > ~— — rand P : after 3 ami A GC =) =. town : La = sets ts apes wer expertems : 5423-5 lees Goodfeilew.
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= ee in ; = gon a eye 5 AU TOMOBILE Want ads last year—43,441 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED “®@ EATS pea Salespeopie— Boren = AULOM. SILES +. od A Ue ~ he M~ oO. Bo t — = = “i= = AUTO MOBILES = per ence an ane 5 POSITIONS IN ALL Dp jnaced on two needle flap bed _ on raat , EXPERIEN ma es ; lendid | Wanted a — a = —, se stale ge: CED Sateen a felling ehin sp TOMOBILE W Pyare ee gy a ee iF = eed = -= ) : = —— es - — ' ALSO FOSITIONS For g conditions. $15 guaranteed AUTO naa aon must : | ot were i ‘ » - ; : ‘postions, RIENCRD PEOPLE nt ye fie operator by learning’ rovalitan, Bide. ie ethane: (co) | Re p . SON WHY finds’ | SALES ABILITY Pen nee AUTOS Wia—1000 jd aujomobiies arr ||" | LENT Y OF RE . yoga aed 7s ree POSITION ie ATL ALLIGATOR CO. | CHEV EOTE oT we & ns) | ||| They are selling fast at the Weber Motor Car Co. d De ENTIRELY ON ope 5 ae yvois and Bingham £ (e5) | Delmar wey td.—'24 pane! truck bodv. i" " moe, fall to see the largest stock of iste model, Regent = ; | wn. Why worry with an old car when we make it easy for own in Your ry - i (ec) of o- DIVIDUAL. APPLY , =" aiitimateen ‘ rf and: oUP i 1000 FORDS- Wid. _ — Shipping ‘South. Mo: ih RS—Experienced | arch, 3137 _Loe nail i} _ @ geod one. Visit ome of our five branches and convince yourself that Y S86 (5) TENDENT OF EMPLOY a T MAS a. ae Sep, Navent & Beg ba ean c2rn 625 per oveek Ries Mg Sara, ipa ON THIS EXTRAORDINARY USED CAR SALE! 1g none ee ee ; (e) ° oo - , . $395 CITORS , steady work guaran- | Easton. ' » Stude. Touring... $700 18th and Locust Dodge Touring. 3428 Five wend SAL ESM AN ae, Exr eo, £ eek ot TO LOAN on cos by the | } ; af mont while ¥ wait a 7 | = furniture; excellent a al 1X. 44.06 Pa - (05) Auct Co.. 2940 pile ag Somont 124. ( / | Olde. Rosdster. ..9123 Elear Sedan $350 eames” an _jurmture; excell cesT ae Avetion "Co"2840" Lecust.” Bomont 28 IN ( en To take care of young Bomont tite for Pan}. (e2) ieeex Touring ei 5 | Chevrolet ... CO esees Eseex Touring .......$%: Durant Sedan . . . $685 ' fh Wi) = ‘ | ‘olumbila Touring .... .$27% | Chalmers ere Cole Touring ....... 175 | Buick Sedan $195 | a IR iN ° : Hi} LOCU T5d2W. 1635 Semple.(cd) : | Hupmobile ..$125 | Chandler Touring | Jewett Sedan ....... Bn | “handler pe ees sees ' CadiLac Touring . , J Studebaker _. $805 a STUDEBAKER DISTRIBUTORS Clean cut. to act as crew manage ¢.L | Gar ne 2 Nouse-to-house canvas Proposition, ay Se aesist with housework. Ap- | _ Cabriolets For Sale asaatlie "Temnese intien con | be experienced and have a store, 119 * Broadway ewerionce. | ledge a Lous, Salary and can FoMax—Paii os K- ance monthly: looks like new USED CAR ORKINGMAN'S > (e7) | COOK wai oe Mashing.on, 3rd foe. aa Ha Poat-Pispath. 3422 Lindell 15 | ; — Whit . £ cadens a nde ears ©; experienced, Apply 7 . ble and energetic. to i — | NEWELL 201 h Locust. in Business KING . FRIEND ng oe | =. stone — _{e lished business poncera:: $1500 | CHE VROLET — “E-. | f —_— Jor restauran F = ‘Set fear. commission and raliroad fare. » O —New coach: model ran F ‘ : tan iiide. mont, _ 1590 me A415. Post-Dispatch, _—s-_—sCfee) 5 less than “400 miles; Food saving over). | O35 IN G | to get B “1 | COOK—Young white «it: Cownstairs woe . , under 35: industrial! "eeular price. Box G- Post-Die. {li ° ran oun % od wages. & .* 13 K P yi , ware: e@x- ws; state «x-, West Pine benen to Dis WASHER lear. i Kraft Remau Ceum c bo £200." school as 5) . Rg py Bag nat 8330" ae to | Motor Saies Co, 181) Locust, _ . step plates, re tire and other ex- ae GIRL.—To feed -iob tress ee | olfax 320% =e | out. Sissi Seles zy sry Laat | FORD—Tourings: one, 1924 in excelien: . The, price er nd $25, $50, $100, $250 down, or your car in trade. GIRL White, xenerea | o- AVA } LSSEX COAC | four cord tires: a real bargain. now $135 SOUTHWEST NASH CO., ‘4 , , j | _ good 5 "6875 C Cabenne, sence —.. ERS ang SOLICITORS Slightly used, fully equipped, with disc , "ARONDELET MOTOR ¢O.. 3039 Locust. , sss Bommont_ 3809. Weekly or monthly payments to suit. eae tet ge era 6s and ‘ 3867 S. Grand bi, Always open | Trade in the open car, the emall, uncomfortable car, and enjoy the per aR Whien genera r housework. a 8 ——_——_— | ¥ it le = age Citicaed. sak ot -smeak taatenae @edtanc FE formance, ecmfort, safety and economy of high a ed half ~. 395 3 es at : x1 : S—y7 lic. ‘jr. | can ™m ru rORD——¢ } t these bargains v conomy ol a gra clos ar i R never. hindell 3 “oun eons Wome. Vincentlan office OL IVE MOTOR. 2910 Washington. | One 25 mode’. nimou new. only $385: | —___. Sedans For Sale ee the price. etgupitaetiee oe cea general housework. ; ft Blackwell-Wielandy Bids... 5.30 | Open evenings. _ C}/ one 1 model. only $275. We have | BUI _—-s ‘Sedan : 5-pases., ret ainted and re- A FEW SEI.ECTIONS: ) 86 stipaliiieticaidaints P Mm. (3) F ranklin 5. Pass. | ‘oach | others ay low as $125: also a few sedais | F age ‘ke i!ke brand-new: ae Ss mod = SEY ' et reduced prices real bargain: terms: trade out GIRL— White, for x Gre ‘sau . og Srl In n Past t. Louie. High hood. thorovughiy rebuilt. newly CARONDELET MOTOR CO.. eHOOx k, Jeffersen at Lafayette. Grand $6 yd | b) is) 6-48 2 re + | et ; ty and Alton for canvaséin “a - p_Drug a 638 N ecline. salary end Nr he mene painted: cord tires, seat covere. 2 bumpers 3867 S (-rand b). Always open, {| _LUNA._ Always open. piping GIRL— To easist in polishing “dept: red required: state ags. Address Tenickeied hardware and onls $1000 cash “eae _— . ; 9 » Puick, 1924 5-Pase. Sedan: at a Hupmobile 4 Coupe: overhauled and painted ence required. Eisensta:(t _Mfg., o. ,146, East St. Lovie. Il. (6) sayenans. your o]d car to apply on first | 192 4 FORD ( ‘OV i E * real bargain. Bee this car today Auburn 6 Sedan: 10 months old = Original finish: jooke like new: complete without fall. Small down pay- Maxwell-Chrysler Sedan: overhauled and painted. oe a” mame ter Feference hourework: @ ay : ee FRAN EL IN MOTOR CO eq) nent . 5 cord tires: $350. terma. : GR? e . ar) . - — Vit . re y ) 7 7 ‘er ington = a 3 £ A OMEN WANTED — — “sae Sund ay and f+ née NORTH SIDE CHEVROL = f 3 wie aden —— be yy @ yaaa Years ’ lean 2 Game: onieaes and painted Og : GIRL— White. for upstairs work SERMMASLADY—Experjenced. for petail gro- | GAKLAND—Coach; beautiful automobile 4335 Warne av. olfax 240. NEWELL 3015 nocust in Business | }) Dodge 4-Door Sedan; high hood _¢ . Grand 4314. @ amr department. Conrad's, 409 N. Sth, CAKLA* ORR ty roa). > ' ane : Ford Coupe, 1924: car is first. --— —- — S- — | Jewett 6 Coupe: newly overhauled ; bonny - en Beene age ge Sy mn 7 class and looks like new; today at wage heey on gan: 1923 rood (eb) Paige 6-70 Sedan: very fine | Whit general housework § gales force. introducing new | vette. Grand 7600X. Always open,'c) $295. Easy terms. Money-pack __Gition: teyims. wi i nn ot SO Jewett 6 Brougham; overhauled and painted 1750 ans COOK! ux: fueany of 3. 5795 Pershin ‘ 5 we i ment an oppor- ak] Co ake . : ro --- rae Late, ——, sedans: ne wly Essex 4 Coach: looks brand new é a0: t. ; ackburn, Warwiv. | 0 d C h ’ vocus ears ¢ “ a . ~ udson Coupe. overhauled and 156 a an Oac NEWELL winter cars; Ford open care in trade: Ford Tudor; only driven short time 85 475 | ¥ Gee Ist floor wes GIRLS—-B: i= ' Foe Saturday. iN } “h lick moe O32 Lindel in Bu ee | $404), $450. (pen until) 10 p. m Mac- FALESOIR Between 18 and 35 vears |. Peavtiful conc dick running re | Carthy-Pardue, 6320 Delmar. Cabany Good Tires and Complete Equipme 1 a | has every appear vn of new | | 5a8 Eight Years Fair Dealing Your Guaran‘ee. Always Open. oD ail dgperimnen sete in be 7 tor - a Le 4 ein oo gy es 4 fase; nie must be an ge With hye ae year to pay. OLIV ~seahaiar $1750 H $695 ee oe Mull family: nies Nome.” 7117 Mall 2 f-* 4k not afraid | uae, passenger, Teco fata. Prices | evrolet Sedan WILSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Inc upes Fer Sale way down for quick a Consider trade | ee 's fail to see thie sedan, it's like 4 . Co per ,an year be head Hurry for this bargain. | ney. gully ec: pped : will Save you some WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS a > — i yan as we teach GIRLS-—To stripe chocolates on ! ar nesdiew o-k department. "O14 Tings | siso chocolate hand dippers. m | BUICK—18924, new; “Hudson, Foré cou Always reai money; $445 to pay. OLIV! are poe on on enti A KVELING POSITIONS (|. down. 3843 Easton. cons Wilson Moror, g21 27 Locust. : MOTOR. 2910 Washington. Open eveningn. | 2921-27 Locust Boulevard (80 VW | Bt BUiICc K ¢ 4. pase coupe: Al condlt! 1) vt . THe pe epee og 1224 Chevrolet Sedan. $385. This : ,0OjNNe ar ° to irl: good experience. __ de aKery. "Sao? ( , . ? . 4 TA a) Yr Ww rr ’ Bs | » , di 7 Delmar FOR S508: nthe 470] Rravole mae ai that oes cm) | car ig in Al shape and a real ) | GIRL—-Por -_ coeking . mand eeneral house, © spr CATED WOMEN BU ICK, N ASH, 1924 COU PES — monthly. es Sedans For Sale sag Touring Cars For Sale Po ome pepe: Be ody ike enthuddestie reapoese ceav.i- | lA heel brakes; everything | MAXWELI COT "PE 3422 Lindell 15 Ye = FORD— on iearstesunnamain . c $2500" ‘sans a wn. B84 43 East mT) 4 4 4 . 4 22 1. are fSaTUDESB AKER —Sedan:; ‘light 6 new p int: FO D—Touring: "starter, éem ao . lem tie a Con, x : by St. Louis women in entering the | °o*t 5 o ‘ cath eiehet> senawed ené-repainte’: lee (NEW ELL 3015 Locust ifn Business | Salisbury. condition: terms. os 34 =“ condition: $3 5 down. ie | II A\ MI di y) i Eight ation co. an Ip ° ; ‘ > Morgan. of work made possible by the Buick, * 1924 Coupe; four-pas- price | SEY El. AND uiX—-Beden. ‘23: refinished: e7) — " ~—we-=— | GIRL—Re! iable. colored for house i . Myrtle Bales. dergounel | senger Master Six; new paint. C17 +: : ‘ 71 he Natura! Brid n! Wr from the home office in Chicago. : | beat equipped; cost wet = -—**! we at Union. sales rr? ae wasting: ft main here thie week to interview | om tires; car & See) — eke ae Busek el engi "S586: “g185 down; others, STUDEBAKE PORD— Touring: 1923: reconditioned, re Adelaide. Ambitious high-school, aor- | down payment; balance monthly. Ne , c a0: | Olly — | Light six sedan: new duco, renickeled ; grighes: looks ne new: guaranteed 80 lays: direct = ions GARI aperienced, ’ oll trained women. over 23. ro elk Lindel] 15 Yeare Delmar 306. . pen evenings anh a ‘ oenmeiin a Bennie m $100 per week. RBusi- NEWELL 3 & Locust tn Business sid x-1iig4 coupe — mn COL F 8—193 ad “ or phaet >: 4 3000 ear. good tires all around; seat covers; full | LOVE-JOHNBON MOTOR CO Grand Ow x otal a neceseary. as thor- rs - ” oe > vs balloons Dr nb , a pep 2n8 ec onomical; Oo Dn today. Natural Bria 4 tli ‘| GIRL—Whi 4 araining te given. but appearance > CHEYROL. eT —i088; many extras; guar | 3875. Riverside tne5. 4701 Gravols. | $590; must sell. 439% ,§e7) UTHWEST NASH CO., HUDSON BY idee at Unicon. _____ \ @ V oll eur 5 eS ford retical ifas | et ieee. 118% Nandevecte."™" 16) OLbe, SX cpus. 1824, S-saeenser, | DODGE —Aedan. fully euuipped, new | _ 2080 Locust." Bomont 3000. _ | HEDRDN, (a touring, Gaze: Portas. aCle ° ’ . fansportation . en, I r - cost tires; idegi Wint silen starter; | ’ ; «= Apply E. COMPTON @é@ (0. CHEVROLET—G oupe, 1993- excelient con- | $1365: take $590. eo Oakland 6: - bargain: private 839] St. Vincent. ‘B) Touring Cars For Sale HU DSON——5-passenger touring cannot r Per ses | Bidg.. ask for Mose Gition: $195; $50 hora. 4464 Easton | £7*. 4390 Olive. _ ‘ ia HODGE—Sedan; 1923. quiet. powerfu! mo- SRE told from new car; $950. Berton “1° American, Birt Gon P . ___ 16) : i ; (c6) OVERLAND---Coupe 1924: ? ew paint and tor, shock absorbers. Gabrie) enubbers, | BU ICK—Tour! ne. 4-cylinder, 1924: winter | _— =A __ (80) 4. Ti, ith floo LAD ry ~— Far Gelicatessen. Con. | CHEV ROLE” [—Coupe ‘24: 6 tires, $205: looks new: good ciean cars like this a: heaters. lecker wheels. bumpers: rood | Inelosure: like new. 1808 Russell, (c) | HUDBON. $245: Jewett $408: socr: tour Ie, 7 GIRL— With some na ies ing @ ‘ . 4 et > 8th, {c) } Oak! land 6. 90 6°55. 665 40¥n 4: 300 scarce; here'® vour eal ane Po | (condition; $195. $50 down. 4464 Eas. | LI 3422 Lindell 15 Years \ SE ge yy noe a. Jetierson. ie : Absolutely like new: special, $600 Lexington tourings: priced from §75 up. | ere 8 anole! on Ippo y Py ie —* 4 ea: represent manufacturers with | 0% —__t¢ 4) NEWE SEL. SQCust | hj ry f } ‘ | : > ode ; Jiy Lane Brvant 6th end Locust, f6%) nets peed — — (el) p terms: conditoin guaranteed. 232 a car in good shape; smal! down | lg fl oup 0 janasome m s—1n ; : - high earnings = Sundays and evenings | bal th! e TRL——( ol anes ESLADIES——Ve re | CHEV SOL mth 1924 mode}. 5- passenger ; blue Dueo fin- | cust ‘ pen ! ys ap n ; payment}. BRiance mon Y. * . cookina hi une © age node adh, and ch fer | pia; we rg — i-dt pees “4 ish, diec wheels. trunk, tumpers seat | FORD- Sedan ni ae y $1] 0 NEW ELL 2422 Lindell 16 Yeare Lincoln Phaeton splendid shape— will (TC) on the blo k to- Es bate: 2 adults® good home. 1 fk . try @pperia al! oper. Har- CHEVY ROLET—Couve heap 1719 Ss... covers. eaten 4 ~ — = | down. Owen- Baskett. 33: 3 Ww ash! ngton _8015 Locust in Rusinere | | 4-paseenger sport model: new two-tone : = rehing. second apartment. SS ' ne.. 403 Rieite Theater | . 7 . cellent and priced low for quick sale.) _ _ _ — . | OLET—Touring. 1924: bereain:|gray D finish, renick *. | . : . » hi : ; GIRL—Expertenced, or woman, whit ite, 8. Le J | Se Waa ET—Coune: —— “So ee |e ee ee FORD—fedans: @ perfect cars. $1 36 CHEVR LET" cae 8628 Washington ft Bag Hh, nickeled. mystomneter, morrow—for the highest hidders. You’ll general na emer and cooking; a .. 3 j : pen ;' mat r ; ‘ }. 21iU; terms. trade. aw 4 Olive c7) wings, 5 new Bilvertown cord tires. ete aa x ‘ ae é ow y anal) wages. 43 no ; perfect Pmeesoanble. fer Guich @ale. 37284 _ 4085 Téndell bi. _ Lindell 8600. _ vil sacle ic?) |Z HEV RO 1 ET—192; ‘3 touring: $45 down: Looks 6 and rune like a new car. Terms or be able to get just the ear you ve W anted foe eee re Fore a cout | | Giemtmere Per Sate | Tees tek edge ersten | ee mew: wel SE Oa eee fi It’s the best id | GHEVROLET—Coupe,. 1823. repainted | a rs For th sid a wn Bay — ». m. MaeCarthy- ‘liao. 1918 touring: $208 ' $843 Ease ; : 4 ne also perfect 1924 sport touring. 1805 Maxwe!! Touring. 1026: a repiev. ; : ‘ f . i } . lj . t¢ ht t HOUSEUIRL—For ceneral bo yece t 1 1} Pardue, 6320 Delmer, Cabany 588. ton, (7).| pe 0m —— tees tt udor demo nstrator, | Russell. (e) ined car that will go at s rea) | ever of ered the pu 11C——-LO OD ain motor erences required, perk ~ CHEV ROLET—1924. coupe. in splendid |; rss “2 5145: Nash ee LOVE_LJIOHNSON, MOTOR CO | CHEVROL ET— Tour ing. 1023: excellent bargain to the firet buyer. Easy | . ‘ . HOUSEGIRL—General housework: — = condition: new tires and neint: 9400. be? eo tor actost. Sees: tarme: “ton in nt condition: $129; a6 down. 1464" Ens. terme. | ear bargains. Come early—with a hand- girl: no laundry: country home; mes RRY MOTOR | Re CO | trade: never close. 716 N. Vandeventer. | FORD Sedan. late 1993 tudor: woke like a " n NEWFKLL a gh convents J : Ramon: #00, 2201 Locust st. | (66) | “new: vextra equipment; ruaranteed; bar CHEVROLET JRE4 tgurine: 4 (apelin aes recast Bovine ful of change. If necessary you can take HOUSEGIRL—White. experienced: | CHEV ROLET—De tans | coupe 1925. val- | aoe MW Buick Roadster. 1924: = real bar-| gain: tra te |” eondition: $125; $40 down. tes) | MOON--Touring cars run 10,000 miles: | Re. ns - pay’ 1 bieck from end ‘mar car. loon. disc wheels disc clutch. Duco gray. u ; d saint. new tires | LOVE: JOHNRON MOTOR CO. ton OE paraps . new paint. 4-wheel brakes. ball oon tires. | - » + ] ‘ ls if) yard. lock w = cost $800. as 48 ‘24. anno ' =: a ao thet will | ra! Bridge at Unior. CHEVROLET —1823. ares ar: loge meseen ter, bumpers. - '- apeoeness. ex a Veal for the alaAnce, ; a. | fect. tires. 295; 9 down 44 : ; eee ~ a ” oot h $100 cash. abash 28, cellent appearence and mechanical con- " HOUSEUIRL— Waite: shyidren 30 : oo se . __ (eT) - = will ee... Ford pane a $24, $206: omal “Woodeoy rg., 9 eriand, _ (cB) | dition: - a + me terme if coatred. bal 5 4 CHiEVROLET—1922, coupe, Al meehaa , in Buel a real Cadi! ; aii Webster muaneens “eu to sell. Soceke aban bor ont: 16 Washington cally. oversized tires, at $135; this will NEWEL L 5018 horas . — a fires; en at a, ee Chevrolet Touring MAXWE! $078) Poe aa | execlient ~ 1 Berry Motor Co. fim. Geiset’| duties caring for % mall outa: on Cy thy aed opep, ynti| 10 p. “cabs - BUICK SPORT ROADSTER |NEWFLI S422 Lindell 18 Years Superior modele: all in exeellent cun-| — titjon- $27 4404 Easton. (08) EALTY co Box G38. ‘Post-Die os Sagperare ' + | Kee 2 Soar . a aad Has California top: this “7 ia in a = meee oki) BE in se. —___ | aition : A + ‘HEV ROLET oS See oat, ‘t¢s Plu, 44 ae De Luxe Auto Co. , ‘ .ce. ‘eee: Ss THE SERVICES Beamer ‘clase condition and ie & real va.ue at our | Bb « 40. a me. ~ ‘Cou! e, 1924; > 25 War ay. C ‘Gherrolet — a 3 Ford Tudors oe idee a ciosed .: paamunens MOON 6-45—-Tovring: Al condition: $303 South west Nash ’ mother wor for home m ” A NU ER OF THO a Ag age Fs 7 | wages, 800 Wright. 4 ‘MB R- | ruts . pr SON lent condition ermes » _ With trunk. ctiv . erm -back guarantee. GshiGnw AY AND McPHER lent con : | ele: t sul d: runs perfectiv NASH—Touring 1921. guaranteed. 165. | MT 3422, Linde "Del JNORTH SIDE CHEVROLET CO, | fine condition: wamt a Box K- “Velie. 1021. $105: star. 1923. 185; LAD\—To repair and alter clothings & 3 ~ 3 Open evenings. » aale. kv work home or stay at piece. 7 Y ™ NE W ELL s¢ 2 Lindell i6 Years {| Dejimar 30¢ pe ‘i 4335 Warne av. ax 240. | fine condition: want quick éa te : co * ° ; _— wakes. dees EXPERIENC ED ‘ gat Lecust oo Se. | CHEVROLE ee eed ster Mercury body: em — !' 216 Post- cmepneh. ee 2 Haynes. $13 ._ 0 down: many of | A Cc ‘6 : 2h¢8 Oilve, _ FORD 2-DOOR SEDAN Touring, ike new: verge never _clome 18 N_ Vantovenser, Be A. A. ir uction Co., In 2 8 and wire wheels: $4 | DODGE Coupe; 1924; | - .'Fe ning camention® ‘$325: terms. 25; -; NASH—Tour! ne. °4: practically new Ciesning Co.,» 3606 : | Chorrelet ¢-pass. a ale + wm i LADY — Youn. inte nm a» PEOPLE IN COATS, $175 down, balance monthly; | CHEVROLET Roadster. 19 24. i! Ks per: 1924: splendid equipment and car in isbury alee 1023 and res 4 Buick our! ng, real | out @ Fuick, | ; he D ~ a t= extras, trade hest condit! work: knowledge of Gookkee new paint; good tires; ese this | lots ras, est condition | DODGE cia ann: ame eee $7 "5 | bargain: terme: trade J (7) ' Jefferson af Iefayette. Grand 70600) installment @ : . ¥ — Readste 1924: eacellient : able: wrefer one ayes Furnishing uals OR DRESSES. ._ FOR coupe; won t "iat —_ ~— | CHE\ ROLET. 26 $50 oon 4464 Baston West Side Buick Auto © 0. 1426 Grattan st, { ee ‘eo 1120 O'lv ’ aT en | NEW ELL + ‘3 i r tn. 3usin ) _ic6) KING SHIGHWAYTY AND McPHE PRSON. | DopG Tt suring ‘p23 $240 $75 down. | ays open. ; Cc LADT—Reliable and refined. 9 OR PART TIME. ALSO ~~, oe Yor WY | HERR DEPTS OGUT tone i464 a0 Se vt eee Pee ce rere eT Eso See ers ae | vel «| Chevrolet Coupes | conser. ste" 80 ‘'8|_ FRANKLIN SEDAN __ |opce—3935 jouing: 240: 978 dong; | Nash Touring, $445 Touring Cars For Sale a an bition ry: , - BER OF POSITIONS. 1924: 3 to choge from: all in exceiient Chevrolet Roaéster. “1928: a re inn ie hy om! terion NoNMGk-—— 54 touring excellent _ eonui tion: Just . Nttle sh. balance 172 monthly | ____ uring —— a To aig ap Sas ~~ vT. condit.on. a P levined car thet will go at a 4; holptert } ow ev ridi terme. 2007 Bellvue Benton 21°38 : 4 » : - q son" b "Salen aa | — bp 8 reed cenaiien orm mee = roadragre Seog Se ware | amos B60 Sat darint | rood gy Sy Se ae ean hare gt ay thal ‘Bioan M’ “Wasee i * ore r= ition: | o $11 _— terms. 18905 ae. NASH—$295 down: Olds pocene. 1D2e. new balloon tne. og ogtra mae ee tires: looks rune ave been kk t-"me: one veer to bile Instruction FORD —Coun 6 ry condit er $1945 Jewn: new 2842 Ear had the four-#heel reed at ' ay hacsor Raise Ge, 10k tose, / i« uewn as £ mma” “wee paagpe —m ‘ a a a OryiCk GIRL—2 vgs _wrranki® Se ee of gentleman erent. | FORD— a rag" model S dape old. FOR D— Restate ete Ae St ts eritiee f (a8, Besa 9 Tl i 2oYanve yoursel? some money. onae . WIlt2--T CLAIRE—Poort phaeton. GEER ATORS On, Sragee “ natn. a "73 ay os a RDO _G- 40, P* Pest- Dispatch fae terme. trade, 2 Ulive. te Pat | mre 7 ” at bows a pay. , to the-minute ends tourin ital NEWELL sre otk Loomer cost $3000. price right eee th a. , i ¢ onde aad “ . prade: . thiy ! ~~ ay ame Ce a TT Ve ine nae Vashi : ; | FORD—3, coupes. one brand-ne: FORD-_1003 foedeter. good — a on: ment, balance mon 3038 Locust. RTA AR— Touring; 1925. bargain PERATOR—Key punch: to right. ; 7 Wanted to Hire terms, 286) Mr Nalia - 0 “$45 ‘priced reseonable| 819 North Market. NEWEL. , wank 7 — t 18, Teare FORD— Tonring wtersrs wi Ci A66: LinQell 9260. S058 Weenie T chs F ip pes dae & of we Wid —T, hire, for coal hauling, | FORD COUPE—19%4 ins Bade 78: $4: Ce . a DY a = 2810 — —. SFUDEBAKER—Bbi« 6: passenger z wane oer on f Sa oe - in fa nus , ; . . Cen Coal Co. | own: Chevrolet: ; er ‘ooke OVERL AND—1024 od vrolet. FORD— rin \ooke rune touring car, in #ood CHEVR« —Tor wury = FORD- Ros dster. ge aks Locum Ae ‘ERLA® Dodge: terus: trade gh05 3s bring an. a drive hoe home. 835 , aCe $45 an4 paint: wriced to sell auickiv. _ tre4e terme: cheap. > ust. (em) Orang, _ (c7) FORD—Tourin nge. a1 isa. rfect, $185 $47 T 9190 b sho Bey MOTOR CAR £0... Dudee Track: panel beds: OPERATORS— aie o4¢ 0 Park ic) ' FORD—Coupe. "$4: rebuilt, ‘new: $255 Olive i¢7) . : += oot sk for Mr 6 Hii ip ne: See at ance. 1508 % ? ———a | fawn. sae Give. ington, Ath floor, me a anted — cil | FORD—1P2 24 coupe. excellent senile gfizsinme ana fs Hassles »gord tires: not PAIGE — Brougham. Peg perk ss. eee: xtr = “nati | hough: fo: wrecking —Tabany’ $275; B76 down, 4466 Eeatog. __‘cO: a scratch on it; A ars 1 until a ee ee FORD—To urings. 20 up cheap to PF 7321 Easton FORD— -1924 coupe, , fine wee 10 p.m sdilaeray- arive Dei: "| hermes: . trade. 306 ¢ serrereen. “STUDEBAKER ~ Trers truck . | - : 66 99 . or og 2001 8. Btn. _ terme, Parkview —— mar. Cabany $66. —_— | = PORD—Tourine, 1924. ‘ike new trade. 5 Lecust i E ri edi * Ewes 19° PY RD—< ne 21) jJate: $ 0 uD che ear. | Moon Roadeter; new 1925; bie 1924 Paige, : 6 70 | terms 2a6o Me elt. — } PHAETON NEWELL % pane 2 linden ms F paced on ; ust starting. 1 pay cash. Lin ferme ‘frp ehod §. Jofierson. saving: disc wherele balliows tires, Sedan 5-presenger. 4-doe: enls ari con a aone vring ‘24 mode roe) uy. ‘ot iy 4 FOKD— truck practioally er mar hine: splendid work - 16 N. (6) rorDpD—cCoupe, ehoo ensuites only = 4-wheel brakes. wil! trade; sma!) *ma!! mleace ~? very caret’ owner, who | © ‘own Owen: Basket? $3 rsa : Bew Peerless grar finieh ae oe sii Nines. 28" 3383 Wash. ng took nride mn Reemne oy peal en ‘ff Hew aileage. halloen tires. natural oud FORD—Trvcge ‘Seid ove ditions, #15 pe- week y | PA kin. | down. OWen- Bask ott down payment monthly. Posit! ; ae geen Gow. Vere a = a 8. Ae era , 16 Locust 16 Teare | ten. Positively looks Ame chunen: Also , FORD—Toarin Fey _modele: starter. . experienced oparaners while 5 y= we ’ , Rio-—l.ate ode! coupe | « NEWELI: 2409 * iAat! in Bvetreee on te, with sh om Pep speee _—) a , oniv 100 238 fowr » | ete. : ereat | .. : r 5 tritoming that looke brand- Baekett. 33 — Open Suntay 5 icock Nek. 04 and terms. “Alwase open LAMBERT. GRAVES Ix¢ our work. wk « price ehep tickets and mountabies: 960 down, 1925 ntee like | "il sell auick for half price Trade - . ; . : NASH— Roa dster. ruara ’ ; 0 + _ terme aa THE ALLIGATOR ¢ ek a coupe all accomerion: my BRE! Bick. SIEM p50 town: “trage: “iritSom MOTOR, EZR 09. myc. 2 - 00 aes Tyre ox: 1 el | Gravois arg ts, Sgt pnt pl. details . as Be wae 5) sever clese N Vandeventer. (56) 21.97 Locust. Loc 4035 Linde!! bl Andel! 86 485: éown. : CB, 4 ’ , « ' $
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~ te is gaia «die ah anal RB co xee of RAT ks noth = ae Bae * we TOS &s@ PARTICULAR FO. OLKS SEEKING QUICK SOLUTIONS for immediate needs are readers and answerers of ads in these ee columns —— AUTOMOBILES - HOUSEN"LD GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEH’LD GOODS FOR SALE : oH ROOMS WITH BOARD—West CORTON Pi. Seet—Lares frost reat | i. iti Se === REMOVAL SALE) SE I SY | ee ee Se oS ess ieee 7 a> ~ : nrentior sé. ccaen ee oe — fe _*4 ‘ . - ~— ier z? nm re ‘ pa ve naceeceeDind u $ Boier fete atte me @ . oven Siig i. i ¢£ i3 e ' . nt : ; ae earn — : : : tes ~ i PE. RLANL rt ; " a = ” . : : : : . - epee s-.bhle pear : - ‘ve al ra. he at Al wale , , e FRA VOL 164 — room efficier — --TOOm es ‘2 . 4. 491 4 New + efticte: gart.¢ * 37m ishted tile a atier 7 log nines re beegee Oven for inaee> = FPIREPRO IF "2 -° Tt >= [RMANN me? = rs ‘ LAYTON Lae 4852—Beautifui 4 ronme ; “ oun. zx. just at Forest Park S- open. WOLF-POLLACK. 1e1 ~— Sch. Olive 3S. ve 8 x EY a MzaTH . we a ae eee ae Eixoew HW AT es. - bot-water besung +-an: a _ af _morlere im ‘- wer “: T+ *) _—s Gravois - 3-regm of we ; eff r Gore’ _— Tr 6704s — a »ceektasr - ai -) - > , > " sf ‘ . p me : - . ~- ; Ter ‘ ‘ oo . 4 ' - : : ; . Jom Ta ‘ : . : ; . ale s? conve a Peny «Vy. ; . e : A : » ; 4 ’ ~ a ee > So Pet | oe ng on _ . — . ° - : é : - ve! al = = a , “oh - - “> Tn : vy? = 3 . . z — ’ > a a. he - ton °>6 : . ~~ e “ " . ~ , F - - ae " é : 4 oR oe: ~~ 3 . — - : ‘ : & . : 1 ; * . i : are «347. 7 ; SDTES—wN -_ . — . — . Di b! ae B } : Nea rarehes Tod SO : 1 erl. mes ' Pee. : = = —_ a }ORD & ; ew and : = 4 “yah = . Lis w ne ~~ ‘ ' “ M “ ' “ s : a - ial om - nee é i] - ash essvns =r : a=. a° : ogee rr ence —g HEATERS AND RANGES [uan\elbiep lel blbia lua. es | BO SIpNEY _ 1gi0 — Hoaseucenine - Was ™ : Sas scx _ vanes and Organs For Sale goed “~ * ~ 2 me 6 W ATE ~ rosea ts bi OY oh oe ( ye oe io ) 2 ~ i : ee ; io . 13 rd " - ° ait " . te ? Os o “ eR Vv ‘ sn — 4 4 ren nee 3 ae *- 3 | = . gie 545°" os i: ‘ rth :; Se Te 2kKET 5028 = err $50 Tel er Tires se Sale tice. Seen Pe oy | : 7 = ferk ull me ee 3 — eS 5 Somat ats So ; ; eee a a 1 — eo : S . yr ash ' o i . ove PA RT TRO ; | . : «= 5 ~ “ ™ " ” . , . . : a p : ’ : : . : + ; . ; s : - bs - : : - : : ie " se Saar yah ete SOME eal dy, “oxD sar. len titiy ced & ~oome, steam Meet plant. SpPeTaury & SON. GIT EA SaRAB A WL , ical ' . re'"s & an _ Si; tre : new 5 , oww't~e feet els | = = ee = ; APARTMENTS oR FLAT. r _onen “ss! : ~ at S377 Verse. Oe | SEE Lev fom zat nen ia . | _Yathing Machines rer Sale 3 | : i | 837——Twe or % Looking fer one? Phone Deimar 56" = FOR SALE—WTD) | 3 ¢ chittorettes ae eg Se a Foote | "$630 DELMAK See Se cos evrase mele off>" te or, od — ; . . —_ : , >* . din ae Pe ~* — . . . a . a . 4 oo me og Te “ ' a ¢ : : EL ~ 5 - ps : oo of Ap : : irmest recon ! ew WANAGEM ENT 36% «MARS aEarTY - : R my : cond 3 } ; t-r"™s ss Blew" , | ; , ov sme tbe sae | MISCELLANEOUS "OR SALE mpl cetee aaa : | | AF yy oat NCHOR 0 paymen sap oe a : | : | ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED then 30-gay charer Grad 387A ¢ ) = pes : ey the : : — ; SHOP HOU eon g een “ “ 2 ip ; ~. ee :, , , . Third floer jecora ed _— ple ahie apartment SR. Rs exe a rede repine te, ae a —“ a? 2 Dp « : : : ==" . - . 5 - = : | : . « - ~ - - - - _—* 2 ‘ 2 * Ls . > . i* ~ 7 9-114 North [2th St SH OR CREDIT October Sale of New A Handsome Present With adel a ——e Settacaee * ene ‘RIGHT 4603—F- ia — — , GARAGE sf Sage Rg Sata Ey ary Pureh a8e aft aro or \Miore POND sd at. 4 P or pein ne ms _ Se ' = $ r : 1 5 z : F 7 t ns pal meson 1 ; eae — — Le 34335-—Si-°e + “ene Tine . ; E 8 ‘ ' 7 ~ : : , - an. ; Coe : : . 3 . = : ; = ’ a 7 * T = bY furmare Ca Cat = a Roons Complete, $155 =" Page. | G5. Cer =x 507 —L. nm. Bra Se etn + . SS si ——— om ae ss ) : ' | Terms. $738 Cash and $230 week « = ~ . Living Room. at and aa a ian. Damen teen anle emplove!: - able idem :- -—____ —- - —— ~~ ———— r rietly moders ; _ a - —- TT ae ° tw ‘ or — clans kien . , : - = arn 4 “a ” * 3 “eee Three room ontfit for $87.50 COAL, COKE AND ee peard $8 wor - io woe a | rb nA “4 ; 2 ERRT & aa its ~~ - ae | . : sion t { : Bedroom S=nites = . ine” * * ’ 7. . A 2 : " mn i : , 3 ea . ; , “7 : . a - bea: Bekt. r. s = o-piece reieur aoverset tf fed h : a ‘ = . ; Te : : ‘ . . ; ' ; ! = —— , , , baat i ay _ sor —— Living-Reem Suites: with ar : , = . without heds #15s ~~ : mp. Pete. val ; nomic -tostlen: gg wi ee | : APARTMENTS FOR RENT $155 S-pieee American wa!lnu* Sian ie 42 Thning-Reem Suites. £45 2. - . . 45 niekel-trinmmed coal Ranges “© : 3 nee 2 . ith high elesets. £°7 50 : i — we * io: Tage _ sire . o- ~ , - “ s 2 ; ime owe «680 beautiful mahogany Con * Cy nents = - Sis SUM A «ole Phonographs. 47 WO | K . _dit_Toems. eno. wale $7 SA [AMILTON 1339a—2 laree ream | —= eee ae aA‘D T. i» ;' 7 | “we : ) 1A 4: | ec" $27.5 si ARK. $170 enamel trimmed combina- sum a: beer : om end beard. Dein LS TAMIL TON , oe . Tr ; : ad
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RENT er ‘APARTMENTS —FURNISRo®,! OC ae OBER 7", FRIDAY, - w ROCTOBER $1025 t? TO SELL THAT PROPERTY IN A BUSINESSLIKE WAY oft h “Want” col , Tpiarce 49 ; fine | RINGSBTRY ag tom biliietinn Li Offer rer it as fhrough f se ant’ columns, “&. _.POST-DISPATCH. __ si. 7 ee MPE gers ice: ba; -room ~~ OR RENT 5 HO nee ——=—= i? ooo ———— —————SSSEE=== - PEAR yoy gsm eg Re — | rgain, RBS, ! ATs FO —s ! USES FLAT Ds, ; ‘URE! 9449 nished apace Fi BY, AVEL-E5—New 4mm fae tn) FER RENT FOR COLORED me » PLANS, ESTIMATES | SUBURB’N PROP'Y FOR SALE | — AP'TM’Ts, For SALE. RESIDENCES Fr 8 FOR SALE "Ss se fete bal " : : ~ss! n Fe; ,erslde 40 797 ~p ul) room bunga! iow, a)} mod- neces VE S715—§ pee sa tee | pte nes See pee ella asx | ore A tints Gane, dihal wards |___—Valley Park Te =p Bouth_ | Medium Ie side . ae lich: 2 ™ - batt od Pag ree hone: en. architect ena la | - ‘GRE 3819 — wn —~ PAYEIGe —s 10 foema "naa __ ic86 “sets Para tg y thiny 160> s. tho EWING, 906 N.—Off Srannt lin: nice mm = ani Hiumphtey, Grand Bissy mae HERE’ S A GIV E AW AY 2- “machine arage. =e entity furnaces, CAPAYET udes —— terme; * bargain 7131 CORNELL —Spanish ¢ 7-room residence. built 2 us effici. m ; 4° 25 * room ~$ rooms. gas. water Jp Bw for barber. tallor of Shoemaker: 1 giuch Renee than vou expert: lor show through we consider reasone bie Call on ve 5604 mS ine P a0. cost owner $17.500. offer buys teday. Let . e w‘ ; / cantiv furnishea. oe ; rtment: pa 3 rooms, gas. water $18 ove right | In; $50. FARMS | WANTED 4 6 autitul. clean. light: reoms. te | Offer, GRECKy REALTY, A510 Cans SILVERBLA 709 Chestnut, _ 05) | | 34000 cash will bandle. BF N rea aa fer 2 op a tle bath. Very’ « ry x ith, 3 = Im oe whiter nik WoLr- “POLLACK. 101 N. 8th. Olive S383 | dln b SEE ary oof, concrete foundation with aranitoid | Tyler 875. (ec) | -— LAPAYKTTR 4 AV ud feet. attached heated carage; 8) PERSHING, &544.- a a KAM! Olive 8342. . (e*) PARM Wid —About 10 Acres. not more flog bath, than. anything yaa gos 80. 60. | KENNERLY "44 °0**—3 rooms, Ta ficer, Kee from house;’ bath, electte three | — oe wrnishig a Biedaes 4 rooms. bath, —_¢lectric. phone, $24. Deimer 193i, fo" | sATOW—B-room mod : PORSTER & BROS R. E. ico £00 Geyer , 214 CRORY sT.. $4356 0 CA residence; bath 2-car Sarage: io l-ear ; $5500. Owner | 5 tte ot rend: ro 4b: garage *xire. aduite i MA SALLE. 3435.9. room flats: newty a Florida ellie arith weed Ps Taam whet “igft —Hidner_ 87 Soon ria te O4S, (6) ay ors Bis and furnace: mm | GOx150 feet: large pores very at- wante cue grtve ‘e, ae cfu (50) bered- . : ~—~ — ee ro —3 aie yr it tractiv ice $11 000 4721 «cD ; i . $110 psiaire. enact a a EON there 7 -:__ —— “ ; ; active: price ; furnace heat: | rien H TH, 45 1" ib. ~omte modern MORGAN 845.9 .. 3) md “diviaon River. ocean front. lots. rub. ore. seater Groves: t 50xi350- north 2565 ae ee tiret-c ie apuiiding: ele: oy ‘tee WHYMAN, Chestant. 4 WATERMAN - -Brick vesepane brick residence: bat , 30 6761— 3% ~ rooms +] “it all iaowiH | hea: furnighed « 8e and ; “mode: a opt: | Bie —uOn, 546 Title Guaranty Side Virginia av. 650° east of Edgar | *Tic ee | read: niles nigh lot: city water gas JENS” ay ‘ge 8 bargain, Call OTTO TIET- ‘ — eS) | i sleeping porch: jot 35x129 feet: feet of this lot avatiable for — _ : > ; ‘ int 4 W357 “By, ‘TS S45 ) 00. ' e! ctrs ge | and 5 roo me 18. baih gre LORI. A Ac “REA E— or aale. my acre. electric: price for au! ick sale only $10 ‘tae : . : ve IDs Or reom 407 r°0 eo ma a Flectriec—6400 Can "EW 4a - ctric. KAMP. Olive §342. (eo) | sae Bp Sliver Lake-Terrace Bradford ver f;. KENT TARY ‘3, £06 Chestnut, aaa a (oA ! ut aga nelly buys 1117 N. Compten i} 6014 WATERMAN--7-room brick bargain at $8500. e furpished: $79 ‘c* 34 in new Shae's Gerien ag- | SOCLARD. gh large rooms elec. bein '*., Florida: situated in heart of fruir TREMBLEY.WILSON K AND i. cu.— §1200—CASH a nT endid 2: r gareee in ullidine me praidence: tile bath. hot-water nent se angen AW ARE—-One-storz ‘Nail, Wak) 7 = low: 6 fang “ASI 4629-—Fronr Cleveland: 3 rooms. tile be COMP . nr EAL TY Heights. with @ la es surrounds Proper. oo . ae our ealen tric: large lant "yome: lot 50 146: HYMAN. 722 Chestnut Centra! No10 5 Spe nen ot ee Phone us for y A pega hs west rvs ele © tum Seantwooe floors, furnace heat: nm} ce electric = ANY, O1: ve 1989. ‘Olive 4632. {c*7) { ty within §- “mile radius. Near igwer Property. ee i! ‘and alley ‘ma Ge: first-c) aes epnidh on: als — veniam | paintment to inepect located in bath. furnace ey weet of > 4611 — ">; + shades. screens etc: wi!) decorate TWE NTY-SECOND 826A N —5 rvowe: | 84 railroad. For 130 1 Der BCTe. one-thirg W ee for oe rica $1 Bt and our sales ways rented: owner. fox K-68 . sek, COMPL > ; s Cox5) One of the mest convenient districts of Hodiamont car line end hea: pol * will be a et@d about Oct. we: Clectr ec. $40. . Cash. balance 60 ays. J] am ine thig st of hom oo y 15.000 “RINGLE FLAT, Sako. CARL —————. ETEL Y REFINIS} SHED in the city. Ftze!: price 7500. 7. iy = ped inspectio pe 1.1L EPST N & SON, 617 Chemnp: (ceg) | [0 raise the money 19 @ubdivide balunce of | W PHRT ER GROVE RUST ARt(c6) | Y ” 743 Simpso ® tlie bath. ||| COxx WESTMINSTER ~~ 1 & -etory *338 LA VITA. Richmond Metghte— i Ce for sT r RM ANN. > b- Bi. ¢c ¥i acr j + Pp . 2425 Madison at: BS and — roeme wa- , ~~ a Frooma, a ; . a bath, heot- ts (- WESTMINsTER PL. “wt DERSON- 'STUC KE. ink Ss ROOMRE. TOILET. ELECTRIC. $e | foe iy Ur Wonderful Opportunity. iN" r v ter. cas and electric ‘this is a dand anae ea: oA ear igre a ck residence, & rooms 2 baths. reom brick dwelling: u : | tee furnished front ee ‘i ANDERSON « STOCK E: “BURRMA NN | Scar garage: price $17.75u water heat. Owner will sell with " Spee Ie ment, $39 2 | ing: 1747 W ‘don may e a build. | Hurry. 5 we ft: __Poat-Disnatch, £¢1) | est: , haf; sunroom. breakfast room. ments only $3 Bae mont > HY¥ aa Wy. ’ 808 Chestnut ‘| 2169 McCAUSLAND—8 rooms. tile 100 feet frontage or will divide: first | Ry YEW I io T iT S SH? DO i JOST, _ 732 “Che = b —[2°6) ; RA heat, Pitteburg water heater all i; 722° Chestm ut. Centra! “(e5) Fot CR THREE MO— bath: l-car farage: price $13 50. floor finished eqUarter-shwed ceak: - y { RR Ky 1} “1G . H E F Fe It ‘TENG rs a * Bien mins ad! - —— —-_ ches nui, : —_ oo cee Webster ryt ie on oe eins $9240 | N, a SS 334 FOREST T—8-room brick bunga- fruit trees, . wae Soon he — i, VYRSTr p) aury av.. iA Shs es 7s tienes ebster Rton *% EF , 4 ce $10.500. wi a. DEAYS OPE Ble F198 Maus te Sie hb. furne wien nereepas | | SUBURBAN PROP. . FOR OR RENT 108 acres, ‘near Persie Mc. 8 mia, | OLB BORCHARD BANK’ REALTY cn egant New F lat ENF = ape | * tris Stoiosa! "amet, eat of 1786 "MARTI? Broome feat: ‘prise 243 De'mar , 4d AT , electric fixtures. shad ‘een asa tind res, f rely — miles ve ANTI | v1 rarewen ome. . tie Dash. Pur- | |} 1 Seances” «FIREPROOF Brongn fete ne bane trices amputee, Bab. "Dah. at | teem Tania Brad rae ster out | aire tsVOOD AVENUE | Near 0’ F Allon Park —; “sacgistare eat) strengh tegteh || Mecuatiand uot “tout sy a see partment ae on ae ’ . i 17) jen pond wovom house. other out Six-room residence !n d location. con- ON-STO« KE-b —M& rooms. beth: oe wan . Have 4 i ee 2 I] DING uon. RSON-STOCKE-BU ERMANN. i GRIMRHa w 6114—Bunea: Ow. Ping Seat: | Dulidings; 00d water: Ail fenced: Werth venient sO a0 — s. * F inches and tranaportg- 4405 Fioriss. cor. Pope: new Gouhle fiat 808 Chestnut « ' 2408 BELLEVUE—« roome, 6-room 1311 CLARA 5 feet: price 624 3 ie a ; De ANDE ‘ > . i e 7 ; 9000 x’ ] criti " a ~ { arag . jot 2 RS nape “ 8’ allable SOR Chee: nut. (c@) 5 roan *: #un ream: carage o®Q A 7, Will ¢a ce. $2175. FLO im | tion. Owner has bu !t lareer home and of rooms end sun par'o: au way led. ENRIGHT 5085— 9 ms, - wonderful efficiency brick bungalow: Price weed @e iful 4 rvome: Deimar a: CnCes velit a : Tr ING “F710 Bine 7 aon: Scrcoay — | + Pe erON yr a oP. 5912 Delmar Wants an w on thie pace. Inspect jt steam heat. mardwoed floors: : $2976 | condition: idea! for ens ne or fiat: one ' $7500. West of McCausland. south 38 aon 26x feet ; , ie ; i - i TTiw et — a ‘ ¥ aka i ‘ i r a i + al ee , Ni) ) ’ ad j " : 2 —_ board! : a oo | Oa Southwest soaa, oto:, WM. & J. aT RCH REAr TY | “ye o Me — TH: cet, ee eBBTER ‘GROVES "trust balance fn 5K a « $600 | a ‘rom Delmer ‘must eat ay? | SS ee Seat price $9500 with furnishings. ih. Olive 23K, B 5 is. tie bata 163A Easton oats (e89) | $300 ‘Bec ures M B Seas cosy ;co * c8) AN DERRON. STO KE-BUERMANY $8500: jittie Fin ciay tape pe || 2125 RICHERT PLAcE—5. ae brick agi RARTMER--4-room concrete Orr) ee FOR RENT ECROPE 209-55 te tie We pa ta, SY Ct cM 147— Webster Groe "aa 6-room | cures 0. argain 19, : a sag aR Chestrut _on premises — (Ro) | bungalow: lot 60x100 fee very at bungalow; gas and electric: price : . FLA n sin ~ flows. Riverside pave ortage: water. #88. electric. _ie?, | 100 Acres Improv ed With 7 20 Ww JAC ‘KSON” RD. bitin a LLO ig 44° el : tractive: price $8500 : ee ran. ee ee ND, 4585—2d Noor. 4 rooms Woon AND *sa> et ‘ $20—Attractive @-room ress 25 MITCHELL—Frame residence: 8 Chee: j ro he _ he ter heat: jas LS ELA em: oc once: i, re (479 rooms, toilet, pee it ree house and fireplace. *pring water | = ner leaving City and offers his lovely Northwest dence: street of all home owners: house 5170 ENRIGHT——9 rooms. tile be‘ 6A ball: 7 - B00c location reads ‘for oc — ee et CNCEY Pp EATH. CO elect 20. ;>_KK AMP. Olive 8442. ba etc.: Only 2 miles to thriving \ itlage home for ale. Attractive entrance ae t ACME imalow Fiate. | 1M exceiler: repairs: fine vard for children: hot-water heat, Sas and electric: rooms, bath, ote orien aaeeh” t. 30 oun Ss Gere. CHA £6) | MODE RN W E BS over’ impreved road. produe, at door, 50 | iarme living room. dining tehen” Barler, | AC pi me bales frame bungalow late | pricea to sel quickly. See Brice $H000, rage: lot 70x200 fe ee 4 ©: DOLAN RRarry 8164 i ee TE R H¢ IME ac res tilable. good Producer. corn. hay. La 3 tam ya wonderful nae a” wear ‘* 230. iowa baskviee”’ apis. OHN P poLan REALTY ¢ 0. =) 6403 Mw 49 _ room at. imo ®. hot-water ‘ + jot ot wood and ber; all-year free | fico: ‘end thle tet. © id | re wi 4 5 ye | ° enchemel PEVONBHIRE, 491 . $e; $30. Riv ervide elinten eanieion. ‘heae an: “ore. aN | Fange. slendia hustine yt fiwh| x be in free cian orch and tile bath. Maid’s room third satis mine 5) | Benton 163. ~_____6403 Manchester (e@) | | WAGN ER-GRANT-BELL i! =. (C8) | Inquire 1 R20 polgration: Pank Bldg. or %09° man acting auicily Kete it for $500. floor ome nae had oe a bor on | ASME. 5052—New | frame bungalow flate; | PAGE “@2xx 3 newly joom residence, 2 1 | : mere 8060. SCAT 10-8 Mois wr 4 phone Centra! 18s) GK. Of nly Dart coe, Details pg 43 1)) Us. Cate. mee to ren met mi T. We wean WenstEs ; a” “7 @ Ir, furr “a warages 5, Bold. nt, rare Ke: new y = Orated: owner ST. L OU IS’ L EADING REALTORS if iT nee : kinds ; a hep - ee oe | OR farm Pargaings throy how ‘ ones 4. ~ om 2 lerms arkview 424M a x wens A Sulla bie rooming houm : a S15 revome, ¢] @ttrfe. room effici emcy emetendt > BO) x =" Plone AIRE Ane Romnct. 4: 8 i G IFO ES T RU ST C , fed) eae aiid ae ) Rom rte ve “108 ns Test. ] cown ParYment. | 722 CHESTNUT REAI es OLIVE 8681. ' +A eee ee 7 : ere id TT . i °e “ sp here. ; . a ee — a a oo 4 “HERIDAN °%04 ~4 rooms. . ean 08 4963—New., “benutivel ‘ Suburban Property—Furnishea oa nn =: SH. louis. Me - Ww i" a BI] iis 1s A Ri AL BU’ { ingle | SHAW ML T. 1827 ; ww ; aay _—_—— a a ee . 4 let. $25 lectric, weed floors nee west &, TAGE 201 +e 7 6liston ve - Sanat ana 6 room Singie Ts oom 4-8 story bric ‘ ebsier Groves —3 com. ‘St. L j a - _ -- = ‘at; al) CONVehiences Price® righ Owner furnac é lec ath $*: »0 LOANS ON PERSON’ L PROP’Y “MONEY Y WANTED | ~ : very cheap; $45; open. Gane furnished ronnie kitchenette | Ouis County | HATHA 6!21—1%-story frame. ei 2d floor. (c59) | ORAL. DIN BRos R. * co. 413 Chestnu: | Ve: eatin : eal J _ v 101 N. Sth. ‘Olive 3383. Yrivate hath Neht and hea: Rarage Kk conveniences Farage, iot 50x)®h- yn- FINE i. MODERN” or 4573 STEWART PL. : a -{ OFPERATIV: E furniture iorns: eut rate: GU ARANTEED firet deeds rs ~— . orth ree, ; eculte reference req) red Ca! afte irk v ood Trust & 0. , Realtors Usual Value at $3500 S500 me nh. GER- 5326 gf. - oti x, fae. 9 room: Strictly Res! = 6 roome mod r ificed ho" hare in ~refite —y —sarments. | si-ees of hu ed mat. 41234 W— a rooms end "RDO. 49474 — New mdoern 5 rooms. 12 o Clock, Webster 1457, __ Rs TW 0 FARM BARGAINS 1ING REALTY & oe CO., 1508 Kien- modern; a for this week. — for quick sale, $1250 cash Teeter (5) | 208 N. 10th. room 200 ce88) | ble. tos \ Wa, 4 {lis . j 614 4 pun , hot-water heating pian cae, | ———-_ - wee 100 acr ; near Pond Mo. - 3. -room | len ay _ Caba: ly 509 OBERMEY ER yw" HR . F orest 561. At TI FU 7 HOME ee MONEY to falarieg people eas 'y "ean er ae HAMUERS, j92 24:3 rn —— en! house, go a farm butidings, rechard, ° HOPWA RT. ~ 436T ae lstoni—-New b brick | — ae FE +0 con fidenti way Excbhn S Poor: electric: pe wiy decorag mt yo AM. 504. +—Beautifu new 6- GARAGES, STABLES_renT ‘seem ds “ae -. Ow price (cTi ie ll parm role e like rent This OTWOod ay rooms ain t.; the aboyw Tile On ternis of “O cas ° rue - Lloo: Beisisl '} 1519 — = ©.6ctric. RD 1508-— r . me ra ra “ (c7} r my me EO “any — (bus = =. _———___ sebeeeame Peat a4 , " ar fey _— be pa *}, rn 4 - schoal F EINBER RG & JON s. $6 re) LN, tad Union.tc 1} 86@ Use ’ - i. inlet ny ° d ’ a _ oe se ~—_ On Pairgreund Park and school: 5 rooms garage. heat end | JAS. C. MORF IT, 10% 4 Title Guar. B sidg. | BUN NGALOW ~—5 roeome Lew, “br ‘ick. tile Ofrice Pweg i lag _— (c36) 5550-52 me... oe ,- oe of three | 8 rooms. furnace. bath electric. garage | MONEY —$50 + g. $1600 a individu ale on 624 Chestnu at furnished: yy ULF-POL LAC K, 101 N. 8th. * open ‘ lor fervice: rent reasonable. all | MORGA NFOR D. 3185—Fine new store. | th. hardwood f| ‘oOrs: large living room: - semen | — poome and sleeping porches with brick | for 3 cars: water on o 3 floors nice the South sid- Finance Cor ae “ar ; | 4310 indica ee Food location for creamery Or any other | ~£°™Ms. Apply 7046 Bruno for keys. ic7) front porches. meareeeod floors. thie baths | !ncome can be made of this Dr: berty. Par-| Cherokee at Gravois. “Sidney 57. tc ) -- ~, GRANT: “Sgap es Second floor” TES. 5195A—Pxceptin nal. rooms, | kind of br isiness. $45. (oRe HOME MITE —Reausit m Rew subeiiy; BUNGALOWS AND CcoT TAGES and furnaces: $i ticulare a: ON a. on furngiure and pianos ‘ oe )y Secorat 4 rooms and bat) $75. F ; fine screened Porch. handsome new dec- = ee sion on Taylor ay héar Fee ree rd. i ANDERSON: "STOCK fe. RUERMANN GIRALDIN BROS. RF CO. 813 Cheatnyr. at © Der cent munth: also Pt ve re fe First : 7 OF Cr est REA T. ry CO. 804 cn estan “RANCIS : erations throughout finished fioors nm | At. 1, ny je County Be v er}. Te Ta HH For Sal ala _ $ R Chestnut. -— | -—— ] h —~ } S celpts Mound City Loan a $1000 te - GRE EPR 69] >_— Five k rn a iS ‘ cendition : 375. L@eted Oven. eons i “@entrat 2 BE AU TIFUL COU NTRY HOME. ( ‘OTT "AGE ot - rm me gun poreh ER00- — Pa ee —. I 0} {ES Fi R ALE torta _Bidg ) : ren: I. Wt. oo ~s - : --TR6 rooms, 40M. ne _ co DESK SP. AC -—Ip ‘email law off ice. steno- P ”» acres ‘/ Toome Chicken hou i8@. sSianle be lence. monthiy _ KEIM Kim mew ch South 8A32 Pershing _, ego . $25 200 ! GON) NEY" y va) j OAN — i to 55500. en a] Ve 2715 eras 5 ae icin, La rrox 6978 —Keautitn) 6. room fiat; kraphic service if desired: ve conven- ‘rult trees of ali kinds and Feneral iner- | ——** | ADEN “'0.18._ ; Be Be hn Se tna. r The Morris Plan:” payable in fhom “ape f0LL} 4458 A— ® rooms. moderg: tle beth. hardwood © ore. steam hear. | tent. 409 Tower _Bldg. Olive 9: 310. c89) hanstise store; real bargain: w 1] trade or ALLE 155—N ewly comple: ted single Seen Geer ae... Sr Sean 16 540 | ly payments, secured by ee D charme ane ete ; de lage ODL lone &UOUItS. ia an water Paratated : rent $n 0 inelud! ne ! E asT =, : . } n : y > Orer oi r . ¢ lt ams « j - i BO Sara ee electric: $30 9 roema: open. NINTH. 904-6 a hie ‘ke connecting Ff $ REAL Ty ese STOR ©} “Che on Me ST. eEoor prays $7950.00 Grand €346. —{c6) | | Phone for particulars on above’ | MONEY } ——— MADISON. 2306 1 Pper flat 2 5 ree. é the L EPSTE! N & BON. 617 « nestnut | siores. next to rorner iow rent. L. | Wabash 114. Office open Ry: days. (cO6) JOHN . G REU F ICH R. ( ‘©. IOWA 4 15 family. 2. a> 20m. _iniaicle 'BEN AL sTHEIMER & then nf Chenter me ti | Three bel «ve ks rooms Vate r ari | elec: tric . Siv +0 ; _ ; oO) j \s / 1 ATTA 706 ( Fb nut. Olive am 4 1: } OWN you R HOME ——_ & I te ets - le ot te doub le Lara 30% ee 4th i_fi 3 cor, . -7t Ane Chest ut. F‘ IR I k t f IN’ i 4/ 7 . an 7 _ bre: OPRPTSE s — Sirabi 24 r | rs id nd Ss llivan or ; ‘ ‘ . a aa — ~ ~ = $on. 83 £0. . A: N . 3 room s. wa cere, 6706 A— aro” ‘ aa. raktast ph . ‘ ®) PAC * 7S ye ee four. In a beautiful new subdiytsion ; Juet open. . ces — . eo ee K eok B. ~ jane wee REINH ARDT. Teas Pal . i ia emt ~~ le “ of s00r. $17 50: e) vy L mL EPSTEIN . S x 617 Chest: ut : en arte _ . 7 . r ed: one bloe k to the ee harles ru. at ={. = - rT - ———mee BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE j (e27) Ng ~! (c@) | OP FICE—Syre@? ate Trwot Bic -®.. furni SHE Juhne. Select ; your ot aud weow)) } uve -. ‘Northwest KA NSAS 623- 25—4. ‘amily, B re “oom. ROOM. | aentmcnes [o————~ i; cane wal a AR ZEMSKY, Realtor sities — or unfurnished. shone service if desire a bunzalow built for “ou. Terms $400 7 ; . furnace. marage: a very g00d investment BU SINERS PROPERTY —RHest looking and Vi ork wet of | 150% s LOU —.......Tyler 49% mEST 37194 — A ww SISbA: 8 x ooma, ._fentra]l 4394- -4293 - or Cash. Lpnce Casy Day: Monte, ay. JOHNS ACME. 5620—New punga' nag 4°4 Lh ‘and he ve. Pticed right: make offer, best advertised business corne- in the il of ten NINTH oa = —. mas °¢a fi a 1 northesr. a Wat - heat i PAPIN 2701—Build 7 ings on Terminal] |REA ) K TAR Chariag rif Vi h. modern; jow Drice. Patkview 414° 85) : HU MME RT. 312 °F s Grand. Grand “on —. pine a ani Bue port th Bide. hi wm 6Te ‘ern ~V; 3 rooms 3d floor Sis 50: elect § lL. EPST EIN & & IN 17 Cnes; nut ry tr c for an rage and manufac? uring. as) hi Olfice open & nda eae” OR SS ee ane ea — fc | SuUltabie for any ing © eGa: *ppre- " + B82. io23 5 ee lass repair i Ps a — me Pac K | | i 5 pe a u aya. (7-6) Piw i 5, 759 Bon 2.09W: pret‘y 4-room —_ * c “late your inguiry, : Box A ie P. D. (ce? r ) i Cc | MAN ih} inveat with services, in-a-dor be PAUL J. JAR ZEMSKY. heeltor. DELMAR. 3817 4—. Cat, seit. le: | im -2 N.--Two floors above pro- HAVE yor $1000 ga ogg. ying larger home and oan; RU TGER, 64y—3. cpmnily brick : hath. eiee- | - |, $10 TO nt QUI “eg ® a1. P ont DiaPatcn 7 (Chest: ut eR) 1>0° 4419-3 ‘ooms, hall and at nf AS RT z. TER RY & « re) . Sea mag: 3 OR: {) Ww “ASHINGTON era! "Fe bul t oa 4G ed righ? for y iek Bites a3-¢ C 00} ERR aX an ‘. te | : BI ~H BI’ RK: \s 1 ii i eo. est n (c. 5 — RU Sj NE SS ( ‘ORN E s mig | i — chen . yn wed aM = aan | _BUSINESS | WANTED . Turna ce acduits Sa eRe y! f (c7) Ktore Cation Sale. orest oO Easton ‘4 es - SE VENTH AND LA Mi——Southe ast _ || HOTEL fie a to I roome. = - = hens ad ‘ite > Freems. het ON 4138—4 | dare roome bath and GIRA! DIN" ER s. R. R. CO.. 813 Chesinu S2 50] OW N 6146 San Francisco: 4-roo m cottage; | ent a rents $4060 vear: price $25 000 eis * _ or. 6th and KF ranklin | Pay back asa little ae oe wee kly. it Louis or vicinit ment. six ‘arere EE Ss aiinie tollet: S40. ais "ome and } Fide toi . £23000 REN Al M@HEAMER & BRO REAL. TY CO a Vf Telephone Linde!) 5 and Ovr man | will buy furnish aus tor orrow TWENTY. THIRI . JS826A N ——Fiat, Pf - $25 - M ma OLIAN North Ral ance less than i ee “= | FEINBERG & JON ES. 2209 WN. rinio; (e) | &=s IN SINGLE FLAT - ——— le Lot 13: ox12 0: ‘mbrovements Consist s of i will come to arranen the ivan in the | k-2 Post-D _* age ee and bath 2 2 £12 Chestnut. me PRAIRIE. 122+_207 2S ' bungalow with Karage This is well wortt NEW BI NG ALOW—2107 VPARLIN. | look "er tate Rusee') av.. 5-8 reom ! >. ine ye a “on Cth: rentals serT400 ) priyacy of your home. tek, —————— a ~ : UNIVERSITY, 3523—35 “Toons, tem A—4 roome sun parlor Mur PRAIRIE, 122 foe oy mice § store; | seeing = Five rooms: thoroughly moéec double ene fit. re. es . ‘sale * opine ant bye adjoining or | faf® and strictly confidential | Battment et | location cs in ood condi Lion. te eal! conve. Cabany 2007, (80) | weet fer “ACK lot Sth.. Olive 3393 | TRGETHOPF @ yar TEROTT ROTY co.. | carson . O00. FRANK SEBASTIAN RS Shbe Phone for_ particulars. BUSINESS FOR ee fon alt | FRANCISCT SEALTY 00.. 804 Chestng AXS. 350 aay end 4 roome. bath, cas — . 425) | S22RA —ee Cabany 6181, PORTE REALTY AND IWAN CO., | ‘Hartford at. Grand S114. —— *) Fletcher R. H Realty Co ' Yahlem Finance Co. | BA Y—All modern nes acs ma. {P_ Olive 834° (c7) SALEM Na ee ee : aiiades inlaecidiasecniicaiaaa Off: Ce open Sundar fe Olve 1436. 106 N. wrh st. Olive ] pt MAKE AN oF/FR - etc er arris ea J i business for — gee Ka! - Ef enemy TWELFTH. 32139 N —5 large. commer -—— ate is? 3 ‘ . oe cnin toes >; . . a reeeiweest ths 4 AGE, 3a5 ronan iv Daberes ond floor: bath. electric. new- £10. OO DOWN A XD -_. OWNER MEANS BUar NE -.. toe oe "eal coun ted 401 ree y+ ee > E. Cc OF. Ath ¢ and Pine Sts. 1035 N. GRAND ary atirt. r 4919) f Be ' WT a BRILLIA N ~ 328a— 5 ‘ f : : ‘ (eR, a pau oF a7 ensent to Mc Kiniey (RO 1 ' i AN. of A! colt av : + roonis: ode: > near i ery: war: hard. Oo d fi oors., larke hai? Wi h ee reg Seton Pax i THE WORKINGM AN’ 8 Fit IEND. f Ei Len POOmA. low geye | ttn: garage, "FAT rooms fires floor: bath: no fur | 8dults. $37 56 SS | $10. ON PE? MO NTH schools | {n-a-dor bed. steam heat. —. room, tile North , i i Set | - a +s a: COTE BRILLIANTS 4 3730 — Sine. Irn, REO PRiAge “7 | N th : \ KORTE Beat TY & LOAN Co. . o40a. 2-car garage: Oven. Phone (esd) epee eee eeu = ove ej uth. furuece., garage t . Piet. tne orthwes |, ,Besutiful home “itee it O-knungt 7] te | Otlve 1436. 106 N. 8th at. on. e 1437. _ — . entic: onveniences: ref LLOW. 1452 5-room flat: hath. = ‘s A = Par ‘ : NY furniture owners or salaried people — Seine ie Tae = eaned neich borhood, _ i newly decorated; 26 floor: rn-, EUCLID 37 .N —Store. Forest Park ‘Hotel, 100x17 Salesman oi the erounds. Prix i oe HOME FOR 2 FAMILIES, $6006 Big Staple Corner, $23 500 . needing money. see us for quick service. | ly Attra , ve PaRpran 4278... Mo fern 5 cant : ' a g: ”) . : '-é nts’ furn' shings Btor Cut Nature: P2rie Ke Toad to Carson read. A TITit LE CAST and 86 rome Nat 1. Separate toile 3, a D t ~ N.7 7th room 4i9 Olive 778. (c80) c5) Sun parlor Earege. ‘olfax. BO12N seantiensn | Suitable for ge then north on Carson read to Oakhure: tite ” hath, Clectric: every room, vapered: vutside E. Cor, 19th and estrehan; store ram.” 4 — AHMRILn e > _ SUDIAMAN 1] 25% °— Moder ” 8 roome. fur _Tent reasonabie SL _ (el) | ft ‘r take Kirkwood. Ferguso: car at Ww elis- ‘V!'!l buy 4 388 Maffitt av. 3 ent rey pe. painted: only $500 cash: be gure tO mee and. 10 fiats: rent $3432; always, rented: | WEF "eae money to salaried people at decora adultes crot F a ~ Sea ‘at: modern 6 mace: $3750 Ri verride 2773... ot) UNION. 5082 N—Sitore. mod an. 10m! teh te Ramona Park. walk through Park brick Rae omy ms nediate 4; week days ~ | 1326-30 St Ange (Call lindeil T7783W § ecan't —_— A. this. See at once. Your bankers’ rates. per cent a vear, fo ity ft ag ~ ~. —— - DWLMOX. T 1°74 A. roome k! te tall rent: fine family trade location: ready (1G Oakh: urft of tice. terme: open ‘an ‘2 46 , . before 9 a m or tee Mr. Rabon on chance: 7 ' a indorsemen: or mortgage. required: conf]. if eD SS. 4820—5-room n flat, “ere: ette has ‘ho furnace $42 50. Phone Fer-{ now, en +} LEGETHOFF @ VATTEROTT ne BL. OO. | See Tt give, 4 & CO. 100 N. 7th. | premises 2°5 Gaily, about these bargains | WOLF. -POLLACK, 101 N. 8th. Olive wry. *} dential; no recite , ninée ot your en- Porent - a ~ Se! ant tee sisi mi 3942. fe) UP-TO-DATE OFF ICE S—Rob ets and tae 2RA \_ Faaton ev cs Cabany BIRT. (c6) SEE Tui: Sf LOW-PRICE BUNGALOWS. on Le in | Be ar cette nOGy laa. y ap ME Oiive. CANDY AND lg cig a! “ITT : 452 SA ~3. oT i Doe co s A ‘ ie -nr 4 ro>ma Pe ay fine ] eat ,OF . fit vf ") ade ) m4 “hard. | 7 } ' 0) Parle iw) ne in a pe ST. aA ”~ is nar w Honore. tile he?" sane. C h arm n fe but I rac t ica | ound ,* qe Bw ay duubie REN TS, $1032. Price, $6750 | South bintet 7 rnliy ED. 4, . © - ray _ . : em : - , 7. a a S12 nut. NORTH MARK eT 51: oy same % re is1NG TON ee ‘ FoGmMme. mole: N : tn c 1] Bridge me Very smal! sab ment burs cozy 4-"oom garage: deep lot: $7600 Leriie. 1508-10 S. 8th st., 4-family. 3 feos | EIGH IGHTEENTH 1208 8. —Store and two MONEY | ON SIG? NATU "RE i —— stiios Sty s Epewh: rts ted and Arenestead ene Val ra ‘ brick modern bungalow: large lot: chick. each; 2 -family rear; gas, water. elect rie: | rooms, lst floor: 3 room®, ath and riec- - Ciectric: $35 on. Forest 5866 f; ai Por -ome ath. pew. - : ) N. Taylor, & ror bath, elec.. in good order: easy terms. KAMP. 105 | tric rs $5 up on salary or rurniture. dliscoun sted | 7 eco YI. be anne an A E TR a 4201 ——Fonr -come bath. now on house: large yard and Karace: 11% 4042 ayior, ; eo 8 " ‘ | tric, 24 floor; cara ge : 7 100 if ig “in advance death cancels Gebt. r NING ND Pisege ee ET ng Poors. Cecorpted — Grend 2788 aes Sa BRS, Belt Ay en ues west of W ellston: f0od street; surpris: ng furnace, slate reot; $7250 terms. \N. th st. Olive 8342. POR Sip icine —_— | FORSTER BROS. RE. 3 100 Gever. Da THERN MONE coe ANI} A rooms Ma.de wt AMI li Hewiv dec Ore Tex 345. NER yy 4 ! 5 12) Nahe ent . newile : deca. "rice, K ¢ RTE REALTY ae LAA N co a9 ! Sidney 870. * Yetor 23 oP. _4g8) 406 naeerar Centra} Trus: Bie Peng Orlve. i cation j ane ne elt KI NORTH M AR Ki mT. 50°8—or K ery Pies oe o- reat O56. mone’. New ; fireproof ton bed fare, ee TEG A008 &v o_o RL TY CO. Olive 1436. 106 N. 8th at. Olive ‘2 a — = (c60) P ea 6 . > | hepsi nye " ew 5 lares t roome, 4 wgiees 3 : a ,» tunity for akery eauty sho; clean asion. “abany ] ee, i io. aie oo WE RS ag enable TME \ ‘i x Wood figorn + le bath. x age: very ttrac =i mor e es ea aes $45 . a ane dy store eto al gl ori nk — Phun. _Offive _open Sunday na rae 36) — WERT rw AUNUT Mw. T MANOR ~ | STORE ‘A N D FL AT en | | REAL ESTATE_—FOR COL’ RED PRIVY Atm LOANS to Juruinare ow; The hy. ‘ Sive: iow rent Re: i) 7! > —5 9. me oo. ' a retR or : : ~ - ee NEW UNCALOW , Corner Sidney and Minnesota: store w Se —.reaee oabton make your ow v pe ; - Jease oo + ie »} \, FR : 40 : = aaa Ne wy 4 5 or wv ANSTR AT H 2p ae 9 ( heat nut (G.>} dreq fe m Li*s mus - aken care of ne Brentw d 3 and 4 naaeer water, aa electric : #- room flat abo ve: fanaa “tan hot-w ater / BEL L SOLADE if 0 dun ren a R Mutual Co... 207 Victo toria Bidg th and ' ¢ ei Pert for : “ eee es ee ¢ - t * yy ) 3 Fu ch = 5 + er all Park wood - we Se _— - creetied = aa. ae EP STE'N & SON e] Chest fut } GRav Di o4ha— LVanuv new etore fine pe... elie hen! h po em res res ee rate steam heat hardwood floors tile bath. | Olive 1436. luU N. Sth st Olive 1437 ; " basinese: eee a4 light lunch - ‘ak One ae ie DAI, me ase pe ne : i ie for / retail business. ren: > , } Nice elec-+ shade 2 ac we etc. {e* a Or terme. PrN ie k a c. mMgenree new \ decor: rent FEPNO ‘ Ss Rs a 28 i air | ¥ + . GO! Bn retali Stanton waeion and h at ne floors — ‘ — ANDE Aaa STOCK -Rt ERMA | CNL na { Pa a) PLATS. ones rest moder newly Geror ieaen en! ne rir reduced: investig tee ets Ot-water heat rult cellar e ectric gpd ~ | FINNEY, 4]: —?7 rooms. baton. furnace | SALARY LOANS HY i t-D P Deimar 5a79q, 2. . 474) mquire at S577 Vernon. Delmar T6son whe at enateer «i, e- ie. (eh) | A SE NSIBL E BT ar terms, *'C:, Peamonable price and des rable an re BOR Chestnut eee oes me {8500 cagn. S45. ver DRY a (eR) a 69 ] »ATL M STREET (e2’ Riverside 4310 & a : ! Nie. goatee os with licen, ai oe BNE 108% en ¥... day. e monty . py P2750. Call estan? on) | 500 UICK } | — a Tin aes le “a " , ; s livin tr C thr ‘ ' , , r ’ Yarn 2 ; ua ‘Patr . far 4 722 « ah A, 4 : va Tr) 9 roome. ac reened sleeping porch. bri Wavog al, poe come © A rw pe , — TORE With | a. “uy c 7 oS Re sete per ‘ot; room for another house er fiat ace — Ne West LEFF! NOWELL 2600— Beautiful mod- $10 to $5 Q Hh ia 1 " STATION ) DEL’ TA kK warage- sony for occupancy: very attr apne ome on Ya One: sens mi . m a — oe (ec “ene | 8°™ment: only $5500; terme | BA RTMER. 6200-11] Four. fami. y. four | @érn home terms - $350 down: vacant i | ae tee ' ~ 9 ti ‘e see cent ' F. 504 Hebert St. ‘i - 3 ric ro s rv rage: make . ao to eat -) —_— et deme a Se = - ” &T. ly UI ba ( QO la Y¥ R EAT ha E®Ta TE South ' rooms modern except heat; Price Sa- 00 - j _Miss _Smith, Ty ‘ler 17 +69R ic? 7 ”- ’ ; PRIV ATE—CUNFIDENTIAL a7 ’ gal ly. M ENT 7623W ut ARS REALTY CoO.. Main 4 hen | LOAN CO. 7811 Forsythe b! . Clayton 3] | _ ee EE A. ENS Ne Single four and atx rooms. 62F3 Barirmer; , . a NO INY ESTIGATION 16. pompletely fur. West — eh cptene-ettinanitsin aint ne | SET ROV ER, $443-— Well, el-built amedern | prine $7500. Modern except hea t, NORTH - MARKET, ‘of f= fr00m an, abe | PLA reoome, new ' ca a ty _— x ee sencilla "nas reomn bric ungalow - this ‘as in ex- LOY JOHNSTC N R EALTY CO.. R00 on $25 h] Fy Saat wenn’ NEW FLATS — FLATS FOR | RENT—Furnished MARIGHT. 5016 (Rea, — ares oo | Maplewood Thaw bargain, Riverside 478i resp, | FLOYD ee Agen: rey monthly; $3750. Coll Olive Beo8. a | aniem Finance ieee” Over rent and beat : ok PARK bullding. with granitoid flour: room fo 2piew w rkview 840. 1912 De} (>)! BILY RBLATT. 7 Chestnut. (¢ i; light and air, as HEDGLEIGH a Worth ast 4* cara Hitable for _repeir s (¢@) SS. ‘GRAND, 6116 S.—Modern 6-room bunca- __Parkvie : S-mar. (7 Tr = Preto es street cars 51° $ Palm. just completed. 4 roc a w | —%_CAre, eut . hep. ae | UBT! sn gA! OW—New. direct trom builder; ; tile bath and kitchen: 47-ft. lot. FLAT—5356 Wells ngle 4-5 room: tw-. | SHERIDAN, 2503-6 rooms. $300 “down Ii 1035 N. Grand | estaDd! ished. “‘M00r, Ratee door beds. hardwood floors. steam heat: CRNTS TRI) py AT “—Srnall ~ Phone De} UNION, 115 N.—Store: large: nh $500 rane balance terma Calj Ben- JAS. Cc, MORFIT, 1024 Title Guar. Bide. car garage a haseeien | mmnihie PAC E. 0! Ve 465° —_ MOS «14937. if ‘| wipe storage : (7) tae Se Nat , N at branch © oO PIT after § pom Ba druge “hardware. toner |, tte today. |! ten ti SON, 617 Chee nut.(c6) . : Benton 164 . tag BU bf CA i SE | ; ; ; Meisting of - t : ~ Jd. 1. EPSTEIN & aoe. BF OFricrs. 6403 Manchester. Renton 163. (o6) 4018 aya 4 roome; modern: large | or, years terme STOCKE-BI ERMANN. $300 ¢ Bell: fac ima ‘andeventer mt 6, epee. pF, tate canna ‘cede = woe A to ¥ ’ a 1 ene DOCTORS, G lot. a. us : ice ome. bath. electric. new urnace get sag (RSENS Al. 340A. rooms an West Modern: 825 10 $35. 346 N. Boyle. (65) | Pine Lawn ORTE REALTY & LOAN co. ag 3 S06 Chestout st. Mods | $0 be installed; ons $ae50- "$80 mouth /JOUN §. BLAKE @ BRO}, wen 3 : . NTs? N-a ’ at & anna Lge Te / » « ‘ ° ; , . t. Don't fail popes ICAL 4228—9 roome, bath. EMPLE. 141i rooms path. gas. elec Suburban | SALOME. 3718 (Pine Lawn)—Scroom. | Olive 7438. 106 N. 8th at. Olive 1437. | WFLIS, 51 Lege Fiat. . Fane 6 rooms; mo | a Beer Dean 7 at “erry (c*6) PLENFT-OF MONEY 70 1DAN ca rook tric. $35. aly —KAMP Oite 342 ubuUruE: ha : - — ————e | J. O'BRIEN. irs “Ko rth Market. (c&0) MES. $500 - te. ¢ 'e char re iable eervice. _ ‘. ———— " ' = ee eee ard wood floors built-in bath. furnace, J. ‘ a | 224A Windeor 8 large roms math fate: rea Wan s +S or: ee i ‘waxet (ESTER. 7309-{]——5 large new | faiare: lot 50x150 EASTON-TAYIA)R s th t Double & “and 5 With San ‘Pariors | electri + omnes y SRS only $6000: 54 | CBO. 3 NETRA Hn 717% femes tale 4610 ( 7 ‘ v "BLAND futs AND AP’'TS WANTED stores. for rent or lease: choicest busi. | TRUST Co. me eee (o78) Ou wes | 7100 block Alamo. Hi-Puinte: sevarat e | monthly : x nice home: buy and pa like ee Sa aiaiies ness location in Maplewood: terms cts | AEE S LITTLE COTTAGE. BARGAIN WITH bg et Fe B.. ppante. hardwood floors, pile | rent. r. Dean on premises daily | MONEY TO DoF and county, low- Park Gin , aEE BROS +h — So porea 4 ot ¥ Pemished Flats and Apts Wid fonable. Inquire _Citivens Bank 1 O0s ) | 9724 Manola aV.; lot 50xi5b0: 4 reoorns. | 5466 Neos omho: § rooms: Modern; 9 | baths: gin nis cash nit ween ny a. a r- e° ou) | eet KEA NE & FRANKE west DG. 2s ; . uP err romir t Arage and auto agen- ‘furnace. et . ; | ga n ; ‘ “ash ae % Re tien | SOME TON Peas. ©. Lose. Bm th. 7 T Wid 74 reome, furnished _o Ee ny in Ww ebeter Groves. | EEINBERG & JONES, 2909 N. Union ia FO KORTE a TY &@ IOAN CO. MeCRADY we. T™ $$ $3) 7, 0128 TT | | REAL ESTATE LOANS of} ‘eautieul nace &37 so. applv adults o tf price and oatior Hox K-12 WEB. GROVE S TRUST CO.. Agt. (c6) 7 ; , 2. —_— . . tt. PxXe) Usd; ‘e lo- COM Pry mw 3144 §—5 rooms. “hath. Diepateh, EB. SE E TH ] S U IC iN Olive 1438. 108 WN. 8th st. Ol} vo 1437. FLATS, COTTAGES RIGRIEERT Ka i 1008 Chestnut et _ (080) | aay zs age , ete ne . new ‘wal clear ome BS . PeRISHE Dp Fr AT Ww ‘| ~ rooms ‘fur 4 sittin — 6) If you wish to buy, we have a Tine | ie ee ay. es L I ING I OANS” ar pecond Sloor Class condiuen: adults: rent only $508 4: Ro children: eat te ort Ce and loca. | | 2515 Creavent: 5 rooms and sunroom: | SEE DREAM at NGALOW listing and ¢ BUILD . riment 7 DE 7 NTY, 4135—4 rooms. deco Ror G ‘AS. Poe Dispate! h (6) | Te | Strictly modern: ali mat brick: a!) con. 4972-76-78 3 left. 2 wpoid: or any inform ie and the Oner $4 >? ideal for new lyweds, — - in - immediate + ET ret this for tr r; 4 rooms. (eS) Cosmet 69 raphy bed: $47.50. Victor 27008, fe fhe) MAG* (971A eit | roomie ba fy Nace Utes’ re. ; — MiLENTZ 561 9—é room oe urph mm 4 ety) a hardwo: xt floere =e . nett a ing board. marbi NT wills : ~ e, “ern and hath . enn a BCT! Tis la rre rarage ren Ji s R’y eTILDING & F on ; ’ Gra vais Victor O-~ NORGaNPORD” *j}6i—Fine new - Foot .oc@tion far creamery or $4» wt ihie ref —Uaipews: $45. ) NINTH, 24°) 5-8 nice —— cls. | . Cabhens hope Rn, a, etn, cells, — 102! me roan CUNSR low : butit-tn | Parag. hot-wa: er heat. Benion 14° . ‘oB8M) being {@1 , 4, v Sth. Olive —_ tips, E S T A + FE reniences 4 he im or ewents: Price lew and Al caieirections Breer siticiency’ fave A “voila ‘TECETHO ouls and Cravels av j W. OBER smiee re ce ty FINANCIAL BPECIAL 514% FUNDS BPs, = Fe ite feat repo Cc > “ieee > co» TMRESEK “Ernie AT 7EROTE RLU CO. | eked ‘nal Cnc eee witb al Aina era t a” > “7 . , ‘ eltr, ' 4 |: Seles open Sunday. ae ae: NG ALOW et et Be RI, Post-Dts 1wner, ‘BB. fAlows, #trictiy moaern. must be soid this | - Fee le renter: hurry for this S#tday. Geo Burin - Tea Wl $100 to $5000 sonable: aga city G-250. Post- ‘Dispaten. . : week: priced from $6050 to Feo terme | ae Bungalow “tn Excellent” ‘Location. reain:; just north of Hodiamont cur: er eee Vainiecnidiaiciisiata a i Pv STs CRANE — — TO EXCHANGE—Eguity va! med at $35, $509 and $1000 a gS “fncludes all im. buneale wi tile ath. furnace. heat yo hl 3 Low rates 6% interest. . business men GOO, best-located ta aly ieeane a wo" an _ round. Od £1] hore. "te 004 conditio: double | WwoLr. nn 101 N. Sth. Olive ioB) | Look! Auto Leone | thal , 1} rt... REAL Tr Yoo 0. oy" 89; PISTERSOS : Rn co, Aat” Cabany ay | warege “3 1 ow you thie at once eens anne | Hi Continuous. prompt service, Hy | WATTS REALTY . wel ee (2 “te eH Bunxs 1108 Chestnut. (cd) —— mi Drine title and you get meme ta tive it . iD Dishes 3 - “ na ha é State. tte ee a - | ninute he indorsine. no red ' . ers i 4 if a, I oy dae ‘ané c ng ea ve a eference | RICHMOND 3 EIGnTE me: Two Beautiful Bi calows | RESIDENCES FOR SALE | dential: open Oe] a Wee OTOR || t Yahlem Finance Co. aca i ee Me i. ROBERTS. 108 18th. A411 Belleview ax comp and 2 ty inca | FINANCE _CO.. 2°10 Washington. (ck) LU 035 N. GQ d io ll d get resul (eS: | j ~=t gay two ps sre bee * er 1407-11 Tammnen a\ rooms and bath ' Centrai Ri ] a%. ran “ROOMIXG " : . a po on * briced Pac Ee : ps “ie fnadern “in” ae wa om. "hace nt at jams cg farm, Nace; Av’ TOMOBIL E LOANS $ = a ase ngosine Hot ~~ oe °° ‘ ‘ : ; 7) as saa ; i | j . Pr } ad a‘ ar): -- = — a acatt EST’ TE—wtb. TO BUY A ANDERRG Set Cheetr ap ERMAN’ - - “98 DOLAN REALTY co bi + FL hierbclaas shape" price # S42 Payments reduces owest rates . 7: vss N, i Mo. bermat te % tal a Da. ~~- OH} CO os ; “men . , WANTED We “pu fell Zour Broverty: uy | PANETT Boxee ts Oy A emcheater, Berton 163. (cT) | 1! make “782 ‘Chestnut, entra exco.| LASKER FINANC E CoRP.” If You eed loney | Noose is R. £ iS} ~ | + + teh) > Lien iMive (el? ° as ’ ~ as 6111 reves re verside 2461 L KE PARISH TWwo NEW BU NGAL OWS i ae PE aa orunt . wh OTICKLY « ! * pen evenings and Sunday. ice@) ST. UC aS 1407-11 Term av. & coma end” bath } ANNT. ALi RENTS, $1; 28: PRICT £10. 500 ron ne >" re Spesty oe i eee 1411 , ne Sok ‘oe ee, - a newly bu'it. modern in every resnec He | aoa ; ; : 32074 7 ) “a ae st. th an! Money Loaned on j our —— faust ae 7 INT ted el] PR, J pariah 1} 3i ti era! ooa'e a tie : tern ° ° , mats: Apartments Wan peat: warage in bane oed floors. ellent terma. Bee Nah! IM eli with lide fine invectmennt: Sed condition: ‘terme: Antomobile | Q «Pi ek RM CO. 513 sie | BOOMING ” Hous nase f Imar heat: warage in besernent. «ef D excellen JOHN r DOLAN REALTY Cn. ne invVesimer on ERO tea po , (é : SINGLE F tales ana” ‘rove omar condition prived to sel RMANN. 6403 Manehenter. Benton 143 _ fe8) | Sonx 5. BLAKE &@ BRO. 815 er Ay Irene a Aditi. = Money | on tre 6147. ‘ mA ine. oP | —— . Box G-202, Post-Diapatch ~ees mien =k: =~ Preagiare mig: 4 5: 3 ye ae aa Terme t¢ yemny {nrome “AND D MORTGAGE | aa He —_. - : . ‘ee . 7 ; — "| FLATS, AP-TAYTS, FOR SALE. tei ; wi) « Residences. ee University City Geatret REET “a rE ba" 0Restto KIRKPATRICK FINANCE CO. | made of. Louis property, na ‘* phe . oO8 .« ‘ bad | . . RESIDENCE Wea —7 room, for HUGINERS CORN, yi ; F nies ~- ‘ oer hat. Water heat: ea. ri: ees: “> on RR ar pinterent. Ps caak wl Union: about $14 000" Bes | BUD) ite eee —Chelee: ~ — carats | # AT THIS BARGAIN. ld fee at 325.000. Rox K. i855. P .p *- ” th Avetion end) aon. Lomen' AF I . a hey Bas AL, vO. eration - : — = . an . tw Se ow NER LEAVY ING CITY. ( orner Store. Fj ive 2. Rm, I lats ; -_LEVELAND CH ry i. oe tit home of — Monier loaned Ch Autom: " e— te. te i i*} one Center m . ~~ aot ee ace ‘barwain: $1300. “ra ‘reom brick residence: 1312 .inn- Northeast corner C Afton YP oe fom roome he ri weed fic@rs: @urage: in pone up. petri a how rates. 1517Ww et a‘ fares seeping porch hardwood et. 1 block east of iTand a ocKk DB ph condition. Fhons for ; ard cumeous treater o "ar let" ip MONEY wanes REST GARacke fT TOC ATION ote rs, ema et. toilee ig fieer. toile of ery! an — one ite "$*500 ce HI"at ie PNe ‘7 ” ¢ inet tots ut “Sate nn ewng r. / tite zF- Wid. pectgutenes i en. ae oe uth of River des and bath @ oor: ehower in Dene hy ort fice te rent ‘ , ; en he a » - ~ Teure imMoN veare. OTR teh intggh meee Saenla, tepiane’” Sten seen Das ae Fok better ESL MAAS MOOS come mace bas IN BWELL a S122, in Paarhepy | MONEY Wid -B8000. Yor (Ss, - : ' 150x140 4 organ n. Clart ie C ny : e ro : "ALTH SIM ce ack | ater O M ‘ Peshwand O26M or 721M ” (er) A. Blse Jr.. Forest 505 6. (ou) BUSH-BURNS. 1105 Chestnut. (3) 5) once year Forest
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a 4 4 vy > a e 50 oat ded ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER a 7 =e ST iC w ——— an REE while otts were dectded!: more -. coum Cc | tive and tn better demand Rail —emeeeoatl —— z = | ———— = : - shares showed more life int :27: N E W YO K CURB MARKE ___—-— Saies. iiigs. i" = a sa : = receipts 1! ~e z — thn Ge Matus eciaanan Se veceemr® MINING. DOMESTIC BONDS (2 score 30S. an * NEW YORK on ; . a re rr > °* > ~~ - - — — . pseie re piss : August 2k 4 i i p. se Su ¥ - = eae oat rat Re vantage a anes , - ts r e% | * . : % NEW YORK. Oct §.—Fotoving os it , : - ; Jeg : : a se: 2 “ENS é ee 2 a _ - - ‘or ° : i > ” . om ! us ‘ bey . a ~ * * - “ - ~ = ‘ ‘ .+ . . e - . > ~~ * > groun ~ene | beging a 2e2 srexa P i 7% Hen, in 500 17% I : LE a: > Ss oe | , York Sock Exchange today up 6 time pt - e . - : > ‘ ' i - ” - ee } ¥ : ‘. . po ‘ ‘ ra . : : * a eee del od in a vigil Fee ag SE el PRIS Se eee SPOS, - tas : ; Sales. H sh ia “ae fone 0f on a “|3DUSTRIas e¢Partly extra. °?Part'y stock. f°? WP SHARPLY e222 ee: BR eS ES Shares, Steels and Chem- . . on depressed {ft was asid Shei in aul a “ io pic wi saa ain > Vacuum S Am 6 El 4 16 97% _ ence in Rails. , ~4 gy — sei 2 INDEPENDENT OILS. — = a ; PRICE CHANGES MOSTLY. “.”.. — a a a VEW YORK, Oct. 9—The Eve HIGHER ON THE CURB ~~... *. : W YORK : s thar had “ Me ‘A . an 7 “-* 7 7) «am ~ a . f opyrighted *imen- | . “ "ing Past in tis aw. @ been leg ,2@i reriew foday says- en im hand teday and b _ +> xarnces a.ner at ea rt ee Sr" wh Mis a Ce wY,. a ARS Se eee epi i %, he W em «" re ¢ 2 oF af rs -* os Po " . ~ . 222° Let CTCF +f SAA ALEE S4k # HFEPETE G& to 7 . FOREIGN BOND>= S’ wh 4 a f eu d ‘ 6 4 ‘ ‘uVaree Ee TE oh ~ * : ' , — en s 4 ee Be iv boa oe . . . " D - cae Ny gt: a te - P ree 4 ~ * a¥ a a x a tive, APRs island eh Dey QP Wy he ; hs ’ C eae . 7 ‘ 4 , : ‘ ‘ alias ae ed ER ID. $5 Hy YR FS OO a hte REECE IS RIOR: SAN OREN 20 UGE A Reet: Ow ete ’- : DOMESTIC BONDS. : : a" a) 2 inn @& ae ia ee i 5 ee es ‘ah | oe 4 - >t »* ; aia atl PAGO aR He SY J e448 ef » & yi “lier @e’ & ava so eae Ly 3 " seu dé oe " > ~* We ° » th= a, ~ te } ¢ Pa . at ee ae — - 4 ania Fi ? ¢ , > J SS Pidakas a RE ihm oe nas i~-@e Vs rd a $5-1'%5 te FET PE HS of *¢ »* »* vs rw - oo er ho cae ‘ > a» .¥ — | - ‘re ogee we 5 > ; oe i - . ”. *? - .) , inion 166.000.9600 Yen Loap © Ager a et . e4ee Se _¢ ~* ee ; i ee Pea a #e -- erytee --« ur ee - _' iat Pst co we OO Toa. fv, * 2 ——_ “Money and Silver oe I aa! A. oe *) : ™ é* - - ~ **. ~~ > ° ging behing the marset were ao —@ we 4 & OS a — Pe ad a e Pa) we Lo SERRA ml te Am MH OS etc i» me ee ea ee » . * ee a? he be tne-4.- ~h*> a # Lakin o. dl ce, teh ee ~ e as oe " e q * ‘ ol = > Te es Le . a ek a a». yes " ‘at r 9 bo sire) + one 2 , ~ dae P “ A - et * — 2 9 ge eee A — he ¥ a ts = tees wide - 4 w ee a hp IDs apes Y me s 1 . : = “a ~~ i 4 a 5 bc i J ‘ ay Te = Ate. 4 = asain - -} -- ete ae % c ‘pea P om. Fie 4 te 7 haf a - 4 x rw wire re nie . > cons Srcitiettae ve te tmtie x > i oe 2 a i Ban bat ai ‘ ip tees 9! we ei¢ j Sate at Eee oe Ser at ene ¥ ws re ax » i) io a mr. > Bee ’ LN Pay Be Ros i . 4 ta : See i i: Km ee) a m4 > Y inne 2 Lee ee a etiedy Be Ae “-_ ey _ S.c4 Tere v > > wt ite e - sa a h fon = a» ‘ i i 5 taal winter wheat, é oF 4 a ‘J a ids Smee. & +> lied “~~ + an & = fe & > ‘ ” &e Sieve? £47 ve ! » "S o = ow 24 oe yt ee — } : mt soe, oo ‘mn & Me ‘ . , : , ’ ee’ De er 7 steady at regarded tew of the afi end Bonds * eutet. Sut we Governme European steacy sues were strong rTa.i} | tthe evidence of profit-takin wer ber improvemen the week-ercd, as: , om the approach ot ment farored ‘i. yy *» ‘ Lela. i esEe TAKS 4 seve Ft Fhe ore ' ” : of wid é : PRARAHR ApH Hw ' SESIS RE * 2 ee o- @ *e we + PAL a 9 tin prety ** ee » “oy > Fi ie REISS RAB ETS os. ve ae ¢ 4 ~ Drow ete wl tae Pere tee Off 4 : ” a - “,' 4A . Ny -*e . ae lk oe awe rere +e Rte ree 7, . s/7* + Tie “ 4 , of ## oF ## i hoe oe ae ee) r ‘ 10d 0+ @ 2] rt ot we o oc'ees aw. »~ - + 7 €AY»-t + > Oe eee > 7 w * ‘> PL bet Phe oy 3.9 7 - , ~~ t ee w af > oe * w* ne - eo trend : i ’ —" > the : 7 ~~ : ' 4 . ‘ ; } , “') j : , aie a . = aieni aa Ow) . . . _ : ~ TRA 3 — ; _ . : ns . oe ’ ~ » , t + ‘ , , ~ oe 2 7 “4 e* 7 "4 ’ i Qo % ] 4 ae month. ts ae *—3 5 ; . , > my at . ° * ; ~s , .. 3 4 : S te 4 ‘Boom in High Priced Issues. : ant for « tion and there j t 5 ] -Lé&@éd i . Sift : aol ares ~* . . ‘ : .% ; “2 . . = -- = - . . $ “a ‘ x3 : " ‘ i ' fk ; os 4 arid . vv @ee > ’ 4 - * ; ‘ * “_ u Sur is ETT ES eas SB teint eg | bible. ak Gi bene x’ - 4 PLSPEFTFOS ESE FF Ba Zz * : “ry ” . (charter. Shoot ate AT * eat ee enh an@ between 30 and 4@ s° established at the hig the year Adams Euapr: sted over a wide range. 29 above 117 and th sharply. American Expr ich and McCrory sores consine-d | Direct Railway Steel Spring f° a a ce = Ss. oS saguiiie quatteiiip Misech 1, Juno 1, Sepeiaiber 1 ane Becemiar 2. Daunaie an on on a ce = | = — rege ee ae sing gro IP. > de: 3 = -reasing the dist me +t = | a “ i oewe | te Ra ole ; “S380 SS 7 Trust Companr, New York, Registrar. Robert Randall and Albert E. Tavilor, 60 Broadway, New oom rd ~ Prone The Bankers waited Cigar Stores and A eS rigger ati ee ee REI a oe a Se 191 191 191 est Pow ctfs 4800 S04 TER 80 agrees to make application im due course for listing this issue on th: New York Stock Exchange. . Company STANDARD OLLS. sits : Chemficail and (tWo strong spot 7 : 500 : Broekivrn Union Gas and Detroit Edi- of November. Presicent fitzpatric int 2 &M 10@ 23 + . one’ . 7 rol} or } i [ i De Sage oe Ro . = = onde? ee Sens Se = The following information has been summarized by Edwin Gruhi, Esg., president of the North Asteriegs Bd - Ca a ae ae +e ee Bad inertee tac Peng rey H F 1 ’ 2 7 i” i , Pigs Pdi ' =) amd motor shares were accrued dividends. Redeemabie at any time, in whole or in part, upon 30 days’ notice at $105 per share and accrued dividend dae 4 “ L : ie. - ‘ = oe ane 4 . - : j . . ral > Aaala’ eos: : ‘ 4 west ia Piatt $f. : - saa Fo is fe , ogy nn os 4 ced) : a p So e Jee t ,, “ A Nei fei pase es . Ege ES NE as iti: Aang 60 AI A Oe Nyy Lan? RE Ca etek Ng ree Oe og ey TS Naw Dr, RR eee ia ei SA ti LS ya eee pee aice Ve See eS son were favored in the utility greup ' tc y. 01 7. bS)4 —— : . — ison Compazy, from his letter to us: Srl y Real age see Ses Rae tae oad . “¢ Tie gee) ss Myatt 6 ia pn i = - BUSINESS AND TERRITORY North American Edison Company, organized under the laws of Delaware in March, 1922, as a subsidiary of the North American Company, controls some of the most important and successful utility corporations im the $5 000 000 . | country, including: _ ? ? The Cleveland Electric Lluminating Company, : Union Electric Light and Power Company (St. Lotis), Ss | he Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company, American Type F ounders Company | Wisconsin Electric Power Company. 5 # | Wisconsin Gas & Electric Company, + Fifteen-Year 6% Sinking Fund Gold Debentures it Wisconsin Traction, Light, Heat & Power Company, '¥} 7 - il Peninsular Power Company. : To Be Dated October 1, 1925 To Mature October 1, 1940 pan} Ais G. 0. Meecutoct. © e1ae recisterable as te principal. Interest parable April 1 and October & | Operating subsidiaries of the company have been coaispicuously successful in the public utility field ga without deduction for any Federal income tax not in excess of 2%. Principal and interest parable at the Narenal nave been notable for consistent growth in both volume of business and earnings. The territories in which ti MWank of Commerce in New York, Trustee. Redeemabd! > c he o ft “umpar t 3 interest date ! , s reggie al “pe ; . . . as a whole or im part on sixty days notice at 105 and ac interes ' operate include important industrial centers and the total popu.ation served is estimated to be in excess eS 3,800,000. 4 Provisions to be made for Sinking Fund sufficient to retire 70% of the issue by October 1, 1939 in ; | Ss ae a | The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company does substantially all of the Central Station Electric Light aay sinking fund the Company will agree to retire before 9 000 principal amount : Pg = dae : ; aa ip Pam = lPhemeenant on Pop elec ons sation Rte ag om ee Ta eo tera eo ree if Power business in the City of Cleveland and in 45 adjacent communities. Union Electric Light and Ps : : weet ' a “va +h atiater att aff ai - 1 Sess; } se V3 : including October 1, 1939, by redemption by lot at 105 and accrued interest, or by purchase at not exceeding | ee oe eee ae Central tation Electric Light and Power business in the City of St the redemption price. if and, directly or through affiliated companres, substantially all of the electric hght and power business in 78 af ery ree #2 ites «he apaeth aee sats «— -- . mh & Wr -~ anne “wow ee ” & a». | ‘ts rd Kem KeX de *.* ‘* + 2838282 ow f SHES Fi e ’ tT rye 5 Ps : : wah. +e 5 TA en ARO a i RAE nes ~ . - e- > aie S35 eee : : * ee ee ee ae ee ee | --* oe ou ae 7 “ge ae v i) ) 4 t | as Z én 4 ie LARP CAS Pe (Aw Dn 5. "A r BB be ; ee ae, 5 : sla = -7 ar Retinitis sins Sle The Company will agree te refund, upon application with in 60 days after payment, as provided in the indenture, the communitics in Missouri. The Milwaukee Electric per annum. ; * ee . ; , : : : . . , 4% the subsidiary companies is derived principally from the distribution of electric current 8 g 0 ae i le ie ; ie See | 70% of the gross earnings and more than 80% of net income from operations, mi; And Industrial | Bobert W. Nelsen, . Prendent : ompany, 14? summerwed wm part hss (efter to us aaied tober 7, 1229, ous. 3 . ‘ ' ' . = re og 5 -S pen] — o | the 12 months ended June 30, 1925, having come from this source. * BUSINESS AND ORGANIZATION bentures will amount th 06.416.400. ci ) , , if : an R . £ f Da The Company was founded in 1892 and is the largest manu entire funded debr. a a : ee ee EB Re 7 = 7 = . rte s Oo ¥ The balance sheet of the Company, as of August 31. 1925. | Consolidated earnings of the compan d subsidiaries for the 12 months ended June 30, 1525, were as follows: === | certified br Messrs. Price, Waterhouse & Companr, adjusted : - a a >‘¢c¢,. Gn the par or stated value of the ¢ . ah = -ome fc the so ne largest type foundry im the United States. There are by Messrs. Price, Waterhouse & Co. have been as follows: | stock cf Union Electric Light and Power Company and predecessor companies; and at rates averaging Games path 1 81.783 457 or HY g im the hands of the public, $1,250,000 first pre- Times inte-est on | 8% annually, continuously for 22 years, on the common stock of the Milwaukee Electric Railway and Saye - comttea and ae preferred stock of Barnhart Bros. ae een ———- 6 aa | Company: continuously for 13 years on the common stock of Wisconsin Gas & Electric Company and ¢ tt Bren & (ng ny semana sl ag py geno - 0a renee iepeonscn a | ously since its organization in 1920 on the common stock of Wisconsin Electric Power Company. ve amply cowered the dividend requirements on its preferred :922 0.144. 1.262.022 . . ——- > ee ee which stocks are guaranteed br th: American Type [922 ’ 1.468.232 - @w= roe EQUIT 3a he : | “ “J ". ore feed ator & ~ 2 ~ , = 7 ~ - = = “ * di Company im accordance with an agreement dated There is a balance of more than $00 per share for the 200.000 shares of preferred stock to be presently Ge (31'S The comoeny sew Ras) . 1g24 7 3. 1,499 304 as seh}: Tesli¢ cons —_ ~ en g 63 . , rm "”? heared of ahoot Si ee" DW May 19, 1911, om file with Guaranty Trust Co. of New York noc ag ty stancing based on Pu lic Utility Commission rate valuations of more than 90% of the ‘subsidiary s : ioe epametenie on ° ASSETS pete properties, on companies valuations of the remaining properties, with su uent met additions at cost, ang s eines -ne first ba: Company has ne secured funded debt and will agree ape ee on eae ee ee at wagon cluding cash, investments, and other net tangible assets of the company and its subsidiaries, after allowing | to $1.63 a share om the 2.908 | . ce 1 — “s ve never - E ashe; diari : eo ) @ue May 1, 1926, and if any such debentures are tures due May 1. 1925, ta pay off floating debt, and to suppiy of, the company’s subsidiaries, for the retirement of floating debt heretofore incurred for the like pe Mericas gemates Toasces Ca. 788~! 4 a he +, egg ef & special sinking fund applica- additional working capital which the growth of the business for investments in other public utility properties or for other corporate purpeses. The retirement of the && MBYy fc owed reports ‘hat rarteus | onal present issue of debentures, total outstanding de- requires. | _ ing debt will materially redice the company’s present interest charges. . ae eee See pte tand nerrars - : “""£anr gartiees f Fir se. , | ' Bi P Peee ed +a etackh ders shert- | TTP*- \@ expected that epplication wil be made in duc course to inst theae debenturcs on the New York Stock Exchange. | Se, Sa ee eee | . ’ , oreet, s Ja/ Proc eres ere | oy — a ~ mn re Ff Price 100 and Accrued Interest, to Yield 6% wanecl. It ts expected that delivery will be made om or about Ortchor 29. 1923. t= the form of temporers stock certi/iQU EE sterreccs coos cos sans et This offering is made in all respects when, as and if issued and secepted br cs and subject co the approval of our counse’ . . , shows: few ew “f rirtes | wou . 7 the . : 2 . . ‘ . -: . “ > neni : soe ep . . . ;, . a ’ — se — ~ Pe : . Bees . — mght te an pot and all subscriptions in whole or im part, te allot less than the amount applied for and te Price $97 per share and accrued dividend to yield about 6.18°: 4 : Dormten. fee * ares ng-| — ue a aa delivery of temperary debentures or interim receipts will be made en or about October 30, 1925. a: the Further information is contained in a circular which may be had on a a | | a ie cose of plea LEHMAN BROTHERS, 1@ WILLIAM STREET. NEW YORK, X.Y. against payment therefore in New York fonds Pe. ent ¢ the €207 #04500 fer | See | Dillon, Read & Co. 7 ep LEHMAN BROTHERS : William R. Compton Company Smith, Moore & Co. 3a r= 222? tor The GAtament centafeed Rerem ere not guacanteed ber are based on information whieh we befleve te be tos Knight, Dysart Gamble Stix & Co. 4 ) ~ , this appears as a matter of record only. The statements berets hewe bees eccepted by as as Sccurere bet are in ne ereet te be coestrerd as repreecetations by SE gantenged, Geebument enn. ” — = =” pected to shew cart | a 2 “ieee to SR « ghare on ite! £5 i 4
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ie. ter tite. Paes ‘i 1 ued ee Pr - fo a2. : ST LOUIS Post OISee- : 2 !*UISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, OCTORER 9 1995 51 4 ear ee Koti, et Ste NE W YORK STOc K MARKET | - NEw YORK a Nats REET see ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH whi lee BOND MARKET | MIXED PRIF corto WARKET NERVOUS sree altemnaiasaill | WITH ADVANCES RECORDED a : : ey 1G lMrunAa ‘CC He “leag ov PihK ( & . o ’ ; y; . = Mara Live Miawial ta the Pos*-Diepa ch — as ee ; rr tea ca ‘ ~ . > 3 P| gx} lie, 4 wUltry ¢: | “ ie | ls v freigt TRG oy em NEW YORK, Oct. 2 —Followj ng is a 1j ' egies: Yr ; » = S8ters ry 7 Pack ; Be ~ ree ’ ig? e , . Tp YE oy ee viaje - CHy Pit firtn - pr és "elghte . 8 York Bi 6ck Ex ha nge today up to ti of {ransactions on th | Rto RSs A ee EEA S | ted: te cng it S—Poutry Change, Mf? Partly extra. *+Partiy me designated ges mee iy! ~ | Special t ae revel) a 12 adh tae oP alive 4 . ar’ 5 Stock. +*+Pay ' € below. Sym. Ra ee n « Open H 12 30 Prey j Pp lai to the Post Dispatch , lacks 2 Tae: roosters ‘34, " is € per cent in stock, payable per ce, eove in preferred stock | 10 pfd 3) ae io io a aati Clhoee NEW YORK. Oct o I a ' i4 y pa00 1° ie We T+ aies made on the es ‘© Wil be found a } a: Ew : sd , Standard ‘47% _ its Creames. zi P fore argos on nme ne | Nu aiber "a4 ‘ lia Lja&4, 138% ime - t Ex: ian ge up to 2:30 P. m.-: — so | Sales ___ Secu: ty High i. 30 Neer . , 72 * | Exch bast sa : a UO by 39 % 40 ” te Jy 130 130 130 2 130 y) oan > Am Chain ae . = 104 104 39 do 4 les £9 25 éq a K Boe ret 14 04 930 oa i _— cote ati sere retuntant to fellow of +, . : «Ror 4 ' - - + 6 7 Onn 1? 113 ¢ i i - Seas oe , OR? GkT ‘ qd fie 34 . a RQ as . } +4 . ee 7 ’ rs ne in . : Pigg lity oma - os te 4 vs ier #1034 103% 103% 104 : aan rs - fae Boe 48! re s ae oe tees 46 Se 25% sa6 47 46 . ; rom Re. S 6s ry ae 97 o7 ’ "ie Wo evt 44s 32 “3H : 40% 50S % Moamers , e ‘3 102 : of ison he “+ oetracte ’ vanced to 21 7i- : ver : — VOU TK end bo!) ; re} 7 ; = & be ; ) \ 2? 2Se¢ ' our and March to - r “l0e — 7.106% 106% 106% 106% 3° 2 L4i)*+ of; es 110 Ine I }% 4?) : of, 03 & Lg - s £7 98% mi mw | O rf $18°0] asge: owe 80% | : oe 54 18102 ' 6 *s ling y 103 /Raine. of shout We 4, > j 97% 28% 27 oni ae n@ 7] = “2% 26 OBA 4 24% 24% 94; 41% i 102 1034, 109 ce 444s 20] Ol | kK s 646 ne . * ' to pointe. Phere M live ch : -O% 27% 28% 87y 'Fsg py ~1 7 s « , : selling on ' resend or Southern Mit he) p Ae ERT YOL. Ort. g wat. - * 50% S1% 504% 51:1 - Pisk Ru oR Of ‘63 163 j@9 Par} ss 6:3 a Ba ao ar G2's 62%, 50 A ar os 8 ft 'CU.{ 06% 96% 6 y 105 ‘Oo Geb 4a 34 = o* 50 ae. Deate S in, a 26 102: 4 A, 82 ® ST. LOUIS sToc ? rep rdines _ ' of the 5%, ue Tile. 3d; Russian] )2°@$: Bu! 96433. 35°) Se: path PE 7333 12g (74 22% Bag | eT | 26%) 27% o61r) O2% 82%) 96 Arar St #, 29.97% 97% 9; ae 0. 40 95 ot Bon ace Sei ite ae 28 Oy 86° ant | Oct. 8 _ Wa, VCK EXCHANGE, Put the ma et acied ae tocher ni ‘s ‘ fon : vt - G! leer = 2 . 3 4 S®abrd iG Beet ~“O% 27 a : tes $.. 1097 ‘ + 6 . “a. ‘’ 9% 561 Néebae . . ‘ ) r. —— , > ~ he 100.000 000 y. oe fa id. “SS noi oo see 120 117% Peano et 404 145 142 fal ad 8 | Perm pp 3 $4 » a i 1% Fs - 2 > AWW&FE 5e 4 9 se ‘st - ¥ -_ es 12. 50% 49% gn-e Chile Se ‘4; vexbe i oF ve recovered a Electric common ot had been improved by Pesterdes s iy , AiBieg nh in : an: JB Am Wr + a > ; > -*-*4 2g | do ctfe. 3017) 29°%, 39% 39%, i398 40 Anaconda 6s alts 2), ins 93 3 | -- ae 200 «300 ~«(j09” | EMMans 7 1 102% 101% 102 %-| Walker show, eOon today. Ely- | Bet higher ‘ pr Sy $3 to prety ‘j ; oe e | * rine q ‘ Sc : ~f he J eG yy, J a ‘a : r a e : . , yy 5 * } ry; > : > ana 7 ~ ‘ 4 mars rs a ba ° M) ‘ M1 “uo 2 30 . . r ; Ae, rc } . eee a 5 e . we te Ley = / TTi is cle ; na ‘Tour sas dou , Fx 8 a “. aah 199 t. i4ctay vite Gin Asph 7 “4 — \% 102 mt ook + * | Pie “ i a a 40) e 40 ~ Le 39 4 40 ly ' ae pen nda is 3 102 a, 102 Ms ives 49 Ci Ry Co me ‘ z 420 2 1¢ 2 il) Le Ape , ate ». 2 a & o2 ‘4 + over and a rw Sart ‘argest turn.- int,cemend A Seoente vas P aeaie, AUT eal NBtruction tue, °S float 44 45% 44% «5 - GabRnuh . G6& 551 ~= $ “aed witn ne midday i ‘ =[0 im @o 3 Bm GTIIS%* TIAN IL» 119% 196 en Mot G1,0% 1] P op) ua '™% 166% 164: 65 . 47 Re epr me - - 104% 108 3 CCMSL ° £299 100k, * 8%, | ose EE LC ny nét cha months 1] 1 mh the ve ol! dl h113% |. 12% 39-1 i! Al ya +g 2165 1631 l! of P 5s 6 we, gen 5293 10% r | | Nee as result af wll showing , itel |: winter whee SRR O eM 7115 W565 115% 115 | SRY Big. 320 *\go5 *!111% 111% Tie {Radio Cor zea 78% 26% 26% vee | 2B Be 20 ©1200 % 100% \100% | # COCKS+1. be ger | *)'0°% 100% HOG morning seasion busi oul of | 0 comes mire se keh “4 5 . Mixed . 7 « ”s : : r= 4 nifA thane 32 > ps oe vr oo 56 7 "ga - : * a" i “ etn 8] ee ce - ars aa = ; ' a . nhéss he : r. ‘ ‘ : or? : R 3 ne ‘o. Sug@r 64% 66 64 a A BO fy , iC ] 1 , U V0) > ~ “m1: “* og * )) owl - ¢ “tin ‘ re ‘ 0242 0° i 97 iZ ae | j ID 63 : 2 : , j PRICES CONTINUE cee . eary am I No. 2 weltnn.” -' No. 4 - Buma 14% 16% 144 15 1 ve Grlidde: 4 Se 10} 2 10] ly 10] \% 0° Ray 4 is As ITBY 1728, 17 oe 25 } 5 MS ref §%e53' a5 1 RS ly 4 o | 16 CCCEes: L @s & = 88% 98 ”% ORY, | + is a ee Pe atiativ ec bet hele ! ng heen NO. 2 white corn, g5°°'?: 8340 a TA TH14] (14) (141 14) 74722 | Gimhe 65% Ga * 22%, 234 24 Reading 4 3% 13% 13% 13a! . " 8 ben 2 50 SO... 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' 6S Pp a P@ tT Be on one oe ca 16 “ oe 4'.98 48 @- & a7 % _~ | Ht irst Ortgage Leasehold 6% : . . : a district ‘4 ort 1j8% j4g@ 118a. ; ‘ ‘or & Sen 4% thes ' 6%, 6 “4 4 2Ring' OR l Ph Co re 6a ‘4 . - 3 gen 62 '31 108 ls 106% 108 % Si Sinthe E : e 226% 118% | NXAm 3 a. = 4:3 4% ale & T4 69% AGN A 3 PP #103% 1034 1038 3 N & W div 4s ° a2 408 “s | u . astern secti : [o-aseasteeeenseeronatreannspeagseneme a 1m 3.40 85 gg ‘ >: ee x a 7 DS, AQ® AQ 3 . aa ‘ D4+=e8 R pe ™ 4 ‘ — 44 90 Te I M% nT ion . ee . bidet: ; t 6 65 + ne svj4 x "8 %~ ~~2 67 vw 723 5 Pierre Ar & . ae) Gm 3 Ok + Nor Ohio Se ‘45 RR: . —_——— Nila fi si " TR | : —s A 8 $3. 1081 108: >. 10 0 é& c - aan * RS BA In tri ; tie + sid s ; Seer 3 Pilieh . oa ~ J 1061 lst Os @* + a i t as f RE a Ry ee a | sae | 2 pon gt, M 98 43:101% 101% 10114, | 1 ORL let cad Baie (200% 2004, | he opinion of our counsel, these bonds 1 ution of electric - ‘he a 1A} me Aiatrin+¢ Ne@eare that at 2 Dae r s p } retiramen? rf the rae it mon h. i = Si P ns & 7 o 25 A4 103 02 %, 102? % | °° OO: @ p> PT “ 4 a7 % 97 7% Dated: September 10 1925 ‘ ons, in oe llof which tg 4n0n00 7. te! Btock | “2 P a m2 Of (44 BO%) ou; 967 3 "36 oisne Se , Du gu s . ; } x 400 000 ig ovte ; j Z P S > Pp Re ce ‘ : * 3 ‘ae so} f) ‘ > aA 8 ti) LOR & 1oe , ; i e: Au st 1 ° ii weal?) 9 . L Standing 6 Die te aaa e* 16 1086 106 2 Pa Se '@n > LOR | —_—_—_— » 1943 : ‘ And Industrial ' i De CH? sidered Oe ANS cyt deh 7 37 103 102 ‘ " 1M] ly lO]l® if} % | W. ‘ i | yy a S i a & ? 1903 Pa roid -F . 2 38 1] ] 4 } e summarize foll : ™ i} ° . ” 1 Ros v8 O38 BD! RQ! °9 42 Pp : 11% 111d 111 % | as ows from a | | | Rogere B 1:7 45 0 ™ 4 88% | Fs Pagkm 48 65 93 Ps | Inc., the . etter from Joh . ns. i 7 42 6: Ro » 17 f 99% Qo | , in : / n R. Tadd, led June 30 1925. we | Briefs | aoe ovisville and Nashville ) | $2 Gh E % sedice a a OR | ATA O78, sc Poration on this issue, and from data president of Eastern Offices, 4 ’ “, Were as follows; : oO ay | | Ordered &R eee ener iy ay p hae , ' ; 3 San A Pp S @s 20 tas as 112 a — R AlM% 744A 10] 1) i 19] 4 Se rit compiled in owr investigation: f - th enr c . ais Pr Om ’ ’ | Sher Fr li « ‘ 7 ()? 10° a ere Mar 5 RF OO 2 4 cu Seecsees ides . $68 310 36 , ee ; ike 4 . oh ineesee 4 Oal Iran ane Fy ai}. : 12 Sone om b, Re + 2 areD * 106 ly 106 le bg Philippine R 4 37 owe + if Ps, y ESE nds are a direct closed fh mort; I p Pe Pe Sees 4 s NEW vs r> 4 Ba Se - = ane the A merican Rr lee . Saag ews 7 é! aan 7 Ts a 2 “o$ 10S 16 | " Bendy . rn etry, i’ > o- i idee SKei'er ¢ —- a~ ho a i jp 4 L4G i, . I i at ine i o ®t ee eve 2 : ; ™ On Telentk.. ‘ nig ms he oF Bier! ictural shapes for the “i ASHTN 7 TON. Oc Ras. ei. 1 4 fs 4 - 28 ; " 115 115 Ua i eR | AA', 4h, 34 ar © 10 be ° : easehold estate. Th n ng “tae . 924,242 sty incteas ! : are] c egraph Piant ahd fhe Cry “ihle c " hor, Psting in Re > as tn | > «s . &'} e 4 y % 1O? ly ] 7 “ei s S*] Ma ref 4 °9 95 \& Os NR i dq t e argest of its kind in th Id e 9 said to * ©d to $3.61 --- ee steel Co eS Sune | progress moar te . a = r y; 47 QR) . Lae | na eae ' atin o | B51, | ; . e wor - + compar ee rae igs ore def-| 28 = w ~™ ,' g . 5 StLIwac : ‘ ; will be ee 12 638 00 with, $2552 4 , 7 ines VPAre¢d Sage ° i @ ideq nf the size of thie wv ; , 5 K + 08 04 100% +o 4. 4 ue R&G irectly with the main conco . ill , , 3 Onf was ¢- | Rg : : oro | a ee livs-Overtang are lrincipal farm ey | : ee "i R 4 : } a 8" ay o* . mR Sr T. ba R = Ss RR ER " , Terminal and with th =tue of the Grand Central , : > ine? t¢ 924 > er } tr ‘ : ‘ “wi I , ‘ : rij rrTyn ‘rope % & ‘ ‘en ta - enn } F ~ Hh8 . f = ‘ “Vi oe 30) 9 i 7 ‘ P | hil ——_ Se@eeese vowese. $14,286 239 4 (Pera ne ait Whar tan x “ne , haut #6 wes ee P Z Pian for fundine dav hr ee ae ; a got Nn 10- es > let ~ the ty “a Bain of $4491 367 und on the nrefarre A Meg ae Corn production was fore | ] Un Elec fe a2 te oa. . Aa, ak StLsrp n 62C2R a0 &, a +H, hi the Grand Central Terminal Pe city b k, adjoi Sa ry ler " — ; , un ) “ic ’ . : or ‘Ac lr . 7 : } tT SF ine = 4 i ; ee : ¢ period of jgo4 Which -wenld cant, _ to Safe. | s g48 ann an act at}; ¢ nm Elec 59 8° ‘Hopi ee 20% | OO BILBP ine Ge 30.' ABR BA) ae ™ H in the h and the Commodo Peeeses, 7,519,850 ‘te > . 6 ge ae stead r lir® another three ° MUSne's compared l Uni Drug Re “4 Baes. TOT TOL | 1 StLSF gn 5% 842 99% go% - Cart © the Grand Central Termi rer 3 avy har k : ie ‘ : ‘ m . on dnlls > 7"? eo Cc ioe " ith 2 KR: Hon HHO +? he! . ’ . a ™ . u ee LinZ Ve 102 « 2 Sel gr = 46 &9 RR > a * most centr ] ’ : ’ , il * f t+ ~* YY; \ a ¢ ry iff e ) t od | ~ Pha ~ . .* > Kk fay ’ . 83 PS a offi $1,200,000 on the 200 000 shares Pr } CONTI nye - & we!) abe tt , Aan gE A han anna Fa rTninges an t} 4 ‘ tanPaéa?! Se 44 941 >% JN ] SePrT Rep qe ~~ 107 a! ba fe & , iit es nown office buildings and hotel t €ci companies in ba ‘ ne Ata aye wy, bt, SOM mMoan Stock fas 61 : o ) je : - Preiiminary estimate Site ' ] UtahLaétTy ~ : : 94% Q4 1, , s a - - ip - vi s 3 ‘1 % 1] 3. i town ffi a as well now owned b MESS Sentembe, - t for the nine monthe | wins stime Places} © ven ae on 84-7 87% ery: peu | Sg et 80 80! 77%!) 978, o25 offices of the princi . as the ements oO y ith ¢ Was th» eet 1's VOAr are he . ; ‘Inter whpneaat prodwuet aoe >. Whe . © S $2 Re 7 ‘ 8 ee 2 rfe 4° 4 ~, pt 2 os “ incipal New York Cc n the com , ™ OF fhe fahweia A “Ing calculate ~~ 7. On Aa 4$16.-/ P YaCC %e @ " “‘ RRL QR1i 22 . ; 44/ 70 ormce buildi ; ’ any Ss Tes- , far . atad r-‘uftimeec | about $5 a eh a a 11 NO NON hWirehoele « ’ ns : a w }Oo 07 . * , ‘ A lL adi os 49 M4 lh K4 2 ’ ng in t e neighbort ¢ annual . : p p 4 : this vena Sut , . - ‘ P Rare ] }¢é is 7” the forecaet of | 4 a 7 & — A 4° ‘ 1O] & te SA] Con fie 4: é 4 ‘ to . ood is r . ‘ rs tient , a ‘ mf ew P ; inc io : ' rn is ‘ 4 ed “ i >] 3 n4 p4 s ca a ’ rent div idend requirement “ One are that Octon ae se oe ; © © e P gf } fa is °° Onn nnn huehele q° ma, . Ta rain 199? 197 a 07 _ -- : a ve 46 og o- . Q° ‘ 4 rv othes’ my and there is a Car demand for . _ | ] ° Ak’ ng +} 4 } , eS 7 : : rf aS ‘ : | j The finati ; m ki £ ae nta wheat cron ga7 | t?« 4 ) A 4 |] s tT, id 4s Vd . RS 4, RK RR M an store accomm ati ¢ ne fupply a I'nited nnn ne n in sani } ot Le ° vec ey: pnd 1OraR 107 ‘ ns he 4 I 4s 49 £A % 85% R > % iil Ea ings N ions this building J ene es compa red weft hh ~ ee- 9s har n~ ao i. ~ ’ i : rn ‘ it arn & 4} 07 aaa “$ + ° a, ern 4: 56 “2 . "RY can Ht et annual Car nings, after all * r \ . ory rs ‘4 j ah Inn ™% 1/)2 % i allowanc f, . . exp enses and with 4 —. ' 8B AS% B5% Ri~, i h 7 — vacancies, figured a low than prevails in the same oo on a lower rental scale hood, are estimated at Z| larger +: Cr > + ; A*ee Stee) COMman 2tnelk an Sens “An nar as ] mp & ~ oe] 0A hugshele foreract Inet | 3 W Pen: Bs. 40 1Q- oo. | 16 WPP Se 43 & £! ony: CO% 107 l SeuRy M&O 4s n : i Qs OR ly ’ " “fj A rig 4° . } $1,467,000 a year, more than twi ce the greatest annual . e s fi amounted in 7 90} se sharae : i or , NO »¢ ‘ ~ +“ if - nth and & "0.000 bushels pro- | 56% FA % ABX wree ye %R LO? i, Oo” 1 Hoe ou : ine ° Third Av adj 5s 1 | interest requirement s and nearly $500,000 j n excess of or ying Vaiue of the common i at rates averaging over €ctric Railway and Light ~~ R Bis a. F i. oe | Appraiser Value Completed Property ths of 15 1Qor a - - © LPs .85 Bk? ’ eo 4 i» . “are on th in ».49 rs’ holdings ar e combined stockc "as ate ' are caic'hated at 2 k | ry Engrec nr "4 7 ne Pen? at NEW vy R K CvVr* Q r~ A¢ lie of quote: . . _ ~~ O10 Zz 1s - “ & 0% "3 31 tf R- ! a> 1- “> ‘ ¢ : i "9a XC | . & He 42 Fh Tiny A ha -_ > 7 . LO] ty ; mcd 468 5° Ax 1 ae 4 , i . : ? a OS i m Cushman & Wakefield, Inc : $14,560 »260,000 ids hav ° . income nf th 4 e i ee ee and E ¢ been paid continuously MAL Corparae cat In | 26.89 per cent or the total nn ae lectric Illuminatin & ? er ended ee a a - the ' “a ed ’ fFinecks« iw the A s ‘ ° ee aet ed last Vear 2- 1 g Com- ee Biss oe: XM* 9685,418, | brokers, compare wit, ent : | 2 Wooring B fa 28 (100% 100% 104 a Snare « t ~ = tro 4 a iy } o7s.:43 ‘ g FoTe 27 amet isan =e nm the com. are®, or 25.45 per c#nt, an June! | ct : ha eK S St 7a 35 * oa : pie 4 } ae P & , 38 % SR% RR, i ) || > Sven Oleg 89:9n9% Whew >? mf) ; * © oe R4 ——— — — ‘ ~ ae "A * ie eo Nt princi al offic set Be bs | ee rh , Pp ers and stockholders are embers cam wen net. High Low Ton " well-known firm of Todd Rober - of the , | , ’ ison, Todd, Corporation, which has Engineering constructed, owns, and operates Ted stock to be presently out- Ft a of o ; : : ‘ pas ee Spam Subsidiary’s utility | b . . tions at cost, and ine net $28 797 a4 is 4 Sidiaries. after allowin for ings the th a ‘he end nf 1994 ; erred di: idends to $9 71; ; ehare - , ic com a 2? g ] to $1 i iif e? half of 1925 were | the ‘alata. mon sto k pee : f) i? ry ANT & eris 40 © pany s funded debt and | 5 a share on the 40.000 | $3.°96.928 or sro, peered: WIth | NORWAY—kKrone Db. 70 08! de ot “95. | Ta 0 HS per vai, | tame tg: Snare in the) SWEDEN—Krone fn “@ go 7° IS ACL @%e ‘4 BO% RAK) REY | Gov -RNMENT ROW OUtrtanding +g common eas °9 period of 1934 Sales were Oo ENMA! K— Krone D 4° “3 AC L ‘230 di, as % a9 4 Lib Aine xz san NDS. i, ang. Thiet compared | *21.222.011 amwainet $16 109 200 = | SER TORRLAR ED aMrene fh he ¢ face oo eae el MINT HE INe KL it a ak 5 998—31" 99—30 GALA man investme ‘ . t of $15.97) in the fi ret i preferred Whe @as and ne ya ogy SPAIN—Peaeta D 4 40 K 18.28 | tat ne® esi 4 ae “ 9 0 7 . be, Ri eee 1fl_oce os gona . y of the most successful buildings in , , a nts in ¢ Pe. wee PRO thied andre soc dae REECE—Drachma PD 140 l At! & Dan 48 48 vou fs L 34% =e 1OT a 100—26 100. 26 inks district. ved f the securities “ne oe ee Iartor's. earnings | POLAND me D4 1 Ag ean ts 46 72% mm, Soy | L 2 oh $103—8 3918 iors Sinking Fund Under the operations of nk Th, or the like purposes, ‘oa “gy ga to $3.83 a share on the UTE NO-OLAVARIA~ crows 5 ee "REO he es, BS A4 h4% 1 S Tr de 603076 - 10°? ) these bond will be s a si ing fund $7,531,000 of | © retireme gAme 1 common star a on RORSLAVIA—Creen f 1 %2@° 2. R42 O ref & eee, © TORS IN ‘Org! SA dna na, p08—2 1038—~2 i $ retired annua stallmen fro nt of the floate ; ~ R i. : 0 k of ay RTRI 4 4 . . Ne 77 _ s +) A ny ' a A 1 Rn} F lhe a - in n ] in 4 - ' . diet . 4 P| € reyte vy) ' ' , + wae ° 10 4 ; —_ a: - peg? 194 ? Be Plowed reno? Co vee Oe Pe: RUMANTA—Leu D 4h % B38 ae gay OF 80% 901, pom | pogpotations on al Walted Siniet Tapes August 1, 1929, to 1, 1943, leaving the “ ' ; Porte ¢] at + tas ' ° : R “ a * : } c 10} 3 " “ay _ ' r ® in dolia 1 thiet ser - 4 balance Mi tommitees hag nay, rious | Xew offerings today iretuaed $5,- | ARCER TENA Dad ar 1g BAO cre 6% 0158 ng) pty Tore |B dolla” Toes te, fey peolasestenen | mature on that date of $2,469,000 3 fi : Dt ‘ : ’ ’ , = - a . ' . iis 7? Mm -« ; }% f -. ,e* ‘ ' > a af . I inteq 4 -2 ry + re : - : ' ear 6 per cent sinking |) TOKIO—yYen p 40% 16 BR O -. By SEM 88% gen thirty-seconde of a dolla. and not the ke m . i : SHANGHA!—D tp. Sige 9 g pe De tnt not $0.34 Price: Par and accrued interes: net 6% : | gp tna ee y Shi, ge _ FOREIGN BONDS — m : to *%. int TM We 8 aa Call, P : n ‘ oni pe. a , hon ; ins. e or Write for Circular CC-297 , STRAUS of renner Fan Tari . pr aA In sh hich » ; i Pas nte@ nh St nie - n ght ; fund debentures xf the Amer ~ n dere short. ivyD*® Foundere C- ne ” nin MONTREA! Dollar DD, 9M 29.29 ' ann r . , - ‘ | fe@eree? the ner, : ‘ " - ' rr & Or eeacs to he nerd tn — ee Poe 74 FR & ry ge ot 4 / i € ; + 7. ] QA le ar : , -3 . * ie \\)* ~ “yr = " 4 > ; - i . - , £ mj rf) 1 ’ . __ nicago Provisions |. nia ae OR% OFX pas | C Conrerhag 54 2 OR aes, 100% = ~_- . nA om @RQ 7 7 a a . % Pemgue 7 iy 2 24 a a8 My! rae . ." : 2 ? v4 V4 4" i * & CO. Uv ai f le sya? on temporne oo tedings by ovr ‘MOrary stock cert Hh iticatea or . ° . r€ the ; ~ OO ftreers. « } Viney ’ luce em ntures SAaAVe ths L. « > ‘ "6 arc | ¢> " c : Show. ? Gaing ?- j # Tae de ‘ ‘ 4% vf? ’ . ; ‘ 4 on =] « | - F and Moi we anAAittyne? VHICAGO «bet a tas cae lek Pe ‘ out 6. i8% Wonders), > : : , f r "2 Wi b ? LP DD ‘ | ; 1d ay a : ‘ — " s market ] : x . — ; {1} oO” + ¢) ’ 9 4 ; Ps ; _ 4° " Qe * ° 7 r ‘. ime , ‘ough Sep. . i wine m pl. lM, ; ry Spe rr .* ‘ve RT re ; jae y he Ri : ? request. a ohn tee 60 Clties ‘. | , f -, | é | : r ts ‘he “y os -s Rs , Es “* iy rr cs 4 3 : uy rf ESTABLISHED 1983 IN : far ea "a ‘és ad $x ‘- | i? “ roe ; " AKT » + & Rr PF ; ‘ yf a , fies ‘ale : j rt oe 4 . + 102 ‘ 19) oO” kj - VESTMENT BONDS o ‘ “ Sees i ne . ’ 3 ie ey tr i lf ry, ' - “ ?. : eh —- " w* fod ae a . '*y . | bj , 7 . > oo. cont bur ’ a og — rem London With abhor ae ~ Pp mie: mn 14 RO sy ’ n NW det Rio 13" a dD wa ones 3 eT = 0%: 204 "6 . i BOA OFer the tere : ' jthue fer engaged hy vow RIRS —o Pan Pac 43 norm’ @nc. 4. Ts —— ot ‘ Y ’ ’ | Mber 1994 — °° for! hanks is expected A Sag? vi ip | Ggicber 1: — 15 0: iC C¢ 4 6 és es mK | Hi TMEN S BANK BUILDING—ST. LOUIS , -ATearre > ‘ 4 I ek. rr Sia? 4 ? o.? 40 i \" ts “i _ 7; LATA, a ‘ oore & ( Oo a Ape Cent inp re a 4 Cistrict to he ¢ Olowed th saa ‘ eo at 5 a ? 15.4% : ms 4° 8: % A7% Qf : | }. ee bi Suite 610. Telephone live 7320 o nh of o 7 y ‘ rtnh- CONS if@nments« of ; J ' Palate A ' . : . - : ° : 4 , : * vt? @& ‘) are " gig. per Ce . +} dae , aADProximatel, $25 - . o nil =] - ’ 4 7 7 7 . + + int M : om e mt in the é° . 14° “ > 4 ). axe, a) wet from Séprembe o8e,000. These shipments are looked | ett Soe 15.56) ol SP int © Os 66.) Oru een tl e & 0. . *, a]) Erouns “8€r for ina few Gave heitne ' oe oe 52 SLAC RN ay a oe 34 © P Ss @n om =, 22 " i ~ 3 Y W , st? Ds sho ; i ‘ eira nm? Cin tu “ > ...... -- : ) ae 4 a iesdiaaineesiicen . a a wu Eains. | by the fact that ar we Mer ey : New York Coffee. 103 - : t a2 2n 1%% 109% nae N MEMBERS E A R S I T H oO UT L O $s TO A N y ] N V * by ws. Cash holdings |ments from South Africa have ’ |. SEW YORK oO 9 +e $ Can © aun 48. 1184 117K 176 ew York. Chicago and > ESTOR OF $20,000 22" of approxi- | arrivin een | 7 19%c: Santas, No. 4 es . 3 te 92. OI og fs St. Louis Stock Excha The Straus Hallmark | : > , 00. Studebaker pt drsmboen ig in London The easier | stead) Decem he- . +. ~: %o. - Putures = a. . See 3n 9" % 9* & a> | 1s 7 8B on a real e > é Siti r , fig j ba pF i . . a - © prevailing in the money | _—_o—__. Car : ws ’ ‘% 47% 7s, oN Board of Trade estate bond stamps it at Once as the : Dried Fruits. : } 50 ¢ 46 48 | BO STOCKS. : 2 Premier real estate security . GRAIN wa ' ; ' res Go not guarantee the statements eas ond Agures contained here, which we behave to be reisahbie but they Ore tghen from seurers —_ 1925 ls *xpected +. thow } earm- | market is attributed t> the know}. Dried Fruit—Evaporated ringe appies | a . ' 8 W Srrausé Co Close tp $ ga ‘ thare on iteledge that the Bank of England is | ss ‘ : U } i at “Seg nominal at Se to Ge for ordinary, | Comm rm etoerl: mn months ne comeny Pata to release gcld at thie ¢ for brigh a ’ - ime ee ' : rf, and chops : run-Gried quarte ORs ot 2A3c. Ete me . mo Be ices > Peet:
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. - ens roa a eAR Wear SAIN Fit Better ae - » ae » 7 ‘ . wa As : ne? - e ers : On. 8— J oes \ | : a 545.1 Met of today e nigh low anc Sosmg 650 & , ‘Yentinn exceat lettrr ‘ pes und a views close ‘np jocal markets e546 cue ; ; ; al , ‘ 7. ‘ine ) ~ sieme as received (rem a22849 “iy ase PBT TT wRER SCC pon teu , y " : . * ‘ tf fl == Worl News Photograp | Fro g BIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1923 ri Offer =——_= For Saturday Only « Open tonight and Saturday night until 9 pg ing this offer to accommodate those wheal come? during the day 3 C Melody Saxe Brand-new, C melody Sazs the fimest made, offered « never equaled before. play popular music im 3m te jose Yesterday | LAR LetrnrmNe nm later the 7 ti , = Sram canine . — — Dear g: adhe ninBdy sep Minin 3 i and news bulle fy EVERY DaY is BARGAIN par. Sixth and Locust Sts. EVERY PRICE 4 BARGAIN PRICE. Stylish Winter Coats ot at ae e = isde Gas L Ss 7 > . Sizes $ Sizes Friday—11 A.M. | 40 to 56 40 to 56 ei: oe a als Sexy Sse , BP SS re . ast ” : ee ing eatte a a See Se Litt eeaeek| ee ME rn ca ar, tp 4 , gai ‘a gir adi rkaaina a ER Sa aia ba STE gD oD erin EK Rene Se ly efiyana se ae Oa 2 ei oe RR ae ee ge ‘ noe « 5 thay “ — ood mM by a | .f r¢ | ae s Wetitatitahitatitehtehitatitet 8 ARE AEDS DLE AIEEE IIIT IR ESE SAPS iy iy See US. ect AROS So iahitahiitetitah KFVE—240 Meters Friday. 6:30 P ™” Amusement jj “= a 4 a. 4 s.. °@ ™” 5 7 Le ‘ Ds OY Ue tig, ” ~ * Tenor Banjos . $18.00 Drum Outfits .. $49.50 Clarinets . . . $33.00 Violin Outfits . . $22.00 Trumpets 2. - gate TERMS *1° & WR f printed patterns. Marvelous 2 for Frodar. ‘com Tet Beehr sing? if ' o # - a 2 oe a: 2” = bh of ‘| to 48. values z is ~ ar ee 4 % > ee © ae ia ae an on —_ 7s i. ‘ " C Sn ce, 7 eo Rr eet heute De ee i ee Oe ee oe + te ae ee ne ee meee rT : RAYON HOSE sr UNDERWEAR “rout” Heese Fisaee eetter in eutsise« & kuir lt ader- , : wear. leeee ear . C tight khuee. 44 C 4 yy “i. at BiANOS - ORGANS - MAPPS - ~US'CAL 1006 OLIVE STREEE | Ae ; eae ieee —— i _———— —— He tat SHORT-COVERING FACTOR WN HIGHER WHEAT PRICES Notice to the Public era's who were antici: T'mmiper because - 7ae a free sel er Boor also sold Wiis arsn Tere > Ha SBN : . _ > , vi i? es roc ’ r o zi ms unable to meet the «tpense of si OU are probably like everybody else in this respect: You do not believe im throwmg prem ums SPmne ™ nea: ™ . dena : money away. etrance’ a cer: of 3 te 3 cents th 36x : . 3 | na ] bs... Ss i ‘ ° unexpectediy st nei = Beas, SATE , The entire nation today is showing a tendency toward greater economy in the pur- . Lirerpoo. ras te an advan 2 mm Pvens . egg ae . . -_ ‘ : —i 20 8 Pise- 3 . St Sreet Gamage wae oy EXCHANGE. a) a a a Der RO.g! chase of everyday necessities of life. ee gegen nell lh Hap He plik ~~ ylation - ye —~* ae Now—please think this over: Suppose you are today paying, say. 50c a tube for your a are Shlnmeate cnciusive of 37 lec: muscelinnecws low, St ~ Ib. ac t oa on as dentifrice (and there are many excellent dentifrices selling today at that price). North America Suppose, like most people, you buy about twelve tubes in the course of a year. aa mat ‘\. e od be = “ 7 : tees : . it the first and most important consideration. F Dressed, Milk-Fed Sprin reshly oO * Listerine Tooth Paste is, therefore, today as good a dentifrice’as modern knowledge can : ‘ ; : — . , Ay “ te he . . . Z - ~ Pe Oe me : : 4 . : | - oy G . “4 o zz : et « > De sw . bo a : cu ‘ 2 - 4 ma . : é ‘ ma a ‘ ‘ to wag . Pty - ope a - . = . , -* - - 4 ~ : orocuce ° x ~* ~—s . , ‘ Z : r - ee ~ * ° v Ps - =* 4 . : as 4 : : - . - a ; : —4a wonderful select :. at — Ee 1m 7 | =+ + + ee com. = a hi Proved tant requirement was that it should be prced withm the reach of every purse. price ‘hat will sav: on ne ane wee : a Bpecia. sown Syston. 6 natn, Ke Therefore, the lowest possible price for a regular size tube was adopted. = | image ~az cicohneek Ta This price is 25c. : 10 — a oo Bareasy tes rues * 2 ian We want you to try Listerine Tooth Paste with the knowledge that in ysing this den- | | | ; Sere hve "uersti est e| | COLONIAL Pork Roast; rib or loin; any size: pound = 2¢ | : tor ator natu | x , , | RADIO SETS Beef Pot Roasts: Chuck. [b. 16c: ' Rolled Rib Roast; no bone: Ib. 8 slat oe 4 ye dates Ate ae eS tin oR fal dans ow ay Gites ae e e Fe Salis Pk Wey Spat “a SEEGER TEMES DP Da BAF > . - . “ aa ¥ ~s : tifrice regularly you will be able to avail yourself of any one of the substantial savings mdi- cated above. | | | If you will simply try it, we feei confident that you will become a regular user,’ for you | Wevesrt | s will be delighted with its cleansing qualities and its unusually refreshing taste. in a naneay A moral Hams, ib. , : a ae _ | NotTHInc has been | ete ; vied Spring Chicken: half chicken | : compromised in the Take advantage of this announcement while the thought is fresh in your mind. construction of the Go to your drug store and purchase a regular size tube of Listerine Tooth Paste for 25c. Colonial. Only the and with that other quarter you may have been in the habit of spending for a tooth paste finest quality and the most advanced engi- y that something else which you kmow you need. oe cote a Our experience has been that once a person tries Listerine Tooth Paste and enjoys these Se 8 oy Re. 7 savings he never goes back to the more expensive dentifrices. See what your experience will be. Standard | sults speak for this. LAMBERT PHARMACAL COMPANY | ect Complete Aerial DEPEN DABILITY “The Queen of Table Waters”
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gree OF PgR ! Fiction: Fashions: Timely Discussions Be eal ro rein ss - — _ — _——_ —_— _ ———_ —_ _— ST. LOUSS POSTER) ay. OCTOBER 9, 1925 ee eee i Rr Seas Sg a Re a a ee ee rtp me a cab teas pave ae Gobevtiaillles, xf 7 ‘hea ite ; v - - OR ee EE ROR ERED em dpeewed: eee, cme % ame eee var SN en ton ONE NARI A ETE RR: SeenON. oe) : - . , eset mente diet “ 77> _ ae Ps { fo ayer —_ *.) wR. Acer ‘ A q¢] hours, be as impersonal as a goldfish And ~ but wher it . ' ‘ be ‘ i? ; ; ‘ sn fy! at r= = " Emma was something ci a S)yba- ; y A agi a ne | i 7 : id ac : bon us baking powder. 2 any “moral probdiems im an office. American | rite. Aimost it seemed a dream ss -aspoons of sugar. 1 egg. 1 cup of wn that’ a - 1 teaspoon of salt. _ cp , Rs é : together there tumDiing of biliows outside, tbe rainbo s th uns Poh people & iia? se ena the euey- er amon : i : - , ety . f mill a large group of American men were creaking t& - * 4 ee ‘ , Epa ve plish a certain Herculean task of hum . eurios:t) sliding china. It was a family the Orts, and ali re Waiting th j ) * Two pounds round steak Dre a | | >i, “OunG seak. uress- work. they had to depend upon native yous gam in ot ent pt: . r>ere topic guests, and Nisbet sai beside ihe wardrobes ashore and ™ s 7 ' season wit? > Tonge eos ees. bod over tain. | ‘er 7 ith salt. pepper an: oe a inte t eve y , y or grand ee What i a change for — -— *Y to her in a kind of cubbish awe. ts mot that the : nai ini r we elso: “hat at “. "s : , Mg: pM? | ote weet | md tie With ; ra. race in roast They who mee always considered the male sex aD | adi a Ri} 4 little ners. Beautiful, indeed, he thought, we won't! Sait widiech ; - wa | ; ) ig and little. weak but even less so in featur ‘ou! They thanked her cordiallr—who Piece MRS Maid “tie . ; OOK SIO [rom O rong. wearers of featners - : ures, could j French f war ' iree ' You will ¢ ) ai dinin lips to dainty, outstretehed fingers’ — and s é z ae re ee * a and wearers of fur, ail were equal, sion. Life, eagerness, quick- She constituted herself their she- : 7 thoughted graciousness, al] spark- admiral and commanded that the SEES ; a eeunasite ————— personality of American office procedure struck | ' OUSE! Te LD of a shock? bs er ber own ideas. O the Ambaseadress «alice rae TF is ec a the proper ‘hing to do They in- had ad eg | i tts 54 _ rour presence?” oe sisted “hat the omiy thing to do tet ‘hem myself. too?” aughing and talking. she glided up ails anette ae , 9s - 3 . : . = y : 4 , . cei i) Sees he diary of Sylvia Smartly, a modern society girl, who tests : “Indeed not!” If they onlr would—aend thes was to store away food and pleaty . sal sai . ; ; ‘ber were living exam- ‘wo plates of fruit ererflowed with ered secret eres. a trme-Rhonored means to attract zimciftrerent maié 4s fs . a fime sieve and cooked fe ‘heir beilef. Buster Bear soy = none T? : . fl ' This business life of your great. big, two giasses of Sir William's cham- The thing is done. Acton will cal] my age ms ; = | : rweatene FRIDAY : b ae | ; ity. but that is much better must be very dull for the poor girls whe have fw co har ~? 4 - , — sl | ied \¢ that the preper way of etree, a — Nelson put offer you six thousand. And now ‘A thousan th 2 4a ttoes 2 . n nk ’ : ~armt) and rladdin f) me tween them t o : concertec De al ° ' , . a. » - c : a iS ste - ‘ 4 a i : . _ | j P : ; i. 7 on bI th: ‘ -~ gene . measures and convinced the King 2 Rav : glee tee clea Ne pt | do,” = i? ? pote a "t ' : un ; | o, eciar uster in his deep. houses at home. It dimmed the 1 Ere a aaa ;' s = +5 Britain t ) spit in the face of the served rove — = Soise ; . m4 . But all this dispatched. and the a | : mas . is geese a meee Cody mar find and steal the food “A wonderful woman!” said Nel- liam's study. what a different wom. °°" ee leet is an she became’ Indeed. she be- = —_ William You say very grooming in the home is. of rered zs ch I belfeve oe sir -ourse. grod broeming—or. to tained tg] — in putting food aways un-. 3? — os Tee : — “a 7. , meas of her. It was a grave ear- But her wonders srew on him : at 2 R : asking ¢ ou to- plaid ski @ootan = turt Things te Remember. = mest face beside Str William's. ne is es® corners. ‘ar, sctes have i: rest. The beauty of her. the kind- eowliagne” tay ait gente : | . “ ; Sinedntini ee -? rey} 7. ron ae - - . ~ . 2 « *nhings Fen i ‘ lz " - ~ aD te . : : Sir William briefly recounted the | te crit on | , ' ee ee events of the morning ane invited sided. one-idea! patriotiam that 2 ch ine a What a si erie a ; sald mi : 3 , ; ial ame me Ra & hi. bee ss agen nag a eae ic ep sas ial te a RO aia re | , . as r iC Lori ; a . ; ; £ eise.” . young Nisbet and 1 nise to writs ’ : ; ; MU — i ae 4 sine to bu ing to Harviness “ge — | pe 2 sh aay Oi iat ~ ha! if there is a crack tn the should be ay “Perhaps not retorted Buster mira’ when he ent back he thought, but the truth B i Rat ee ae - s ‘ aad s pat in the refrieerater af - 47} , > ‘ rdi ‘ » ; Ich j : . ’ * need >e tha : a F 2 Pe rer resent" 7 ; - : ‘ , : : ee P kitehe selene $ | . De “Why, bg ae oo Troops oo een as m uc ' as eg } > the has of +h vats :, | . : nee Se i : = nail cts nt te | $ : oh , kitcher. = 4 she'd he and ae ne of cracking nuts Peter isn't uuta, tor so iwey seemed to his / | ANY : : ) :. ) 7 Cocoanut cake is ability to disassociate yourself from spet* a - | -} . the Green orest served, tor Sir Wiilaui Like Ure- . mye i f/f Growsy £tant rocking on bdiue , ; ; ' a HOT CORN BREAD. from nine until five. no one will remind yee assad ‘ and-that be must awake io the | _ , ty hip he flag: re flyin ; | : neentul | In our travels. we spent some time in far lot of gossip. - 4 = : - ‘fe img (taodies gaiieried to caich the aS GRCE : took Peter over there. party, Rhimseif and Nisbet the only ova!ti Emma the an ; . ‘ ro} . £m ae 1 . } ng: & suces of staie bread. mois- : . 7 latter, in the lomg-ago days before 1314, had lovely lady in white and iocoked up women will send you | nHiLeG nad Gad . » the } —_ +0 rd f he | } me _ochuen-aieed Gnion =pr . 2 ; com = here. That topic was the - to note that Josiah lacked man- French with a ragged regiment, tc 4 a ei Pr aa : - eet 7, = - " nearly rey ith he Le! pare for : | aa es : corts at balls, and whisperers of sweet nothings, wi ¥ that Be possible, than in expres- could refuse such a warm heart” mS al siti 4; w a a ndan ves : Sard! / ; wed cold len as it any wonder that t speed. ma ‘ ly interested. Each ome had his led .in her face and winged every little sick midshipman Rowen . vite ae, seitiaieniaaiih we | ewitt gesture. Nothing could be should be sent ashore for her own it ee , sora immmeenaac meiein ‘ | dome by halves. She heaped Nis and her mother’s nursing—for good it «rc Fe pate = a | ee —— : Pr 2 — m ¢ their weight in mud like a good settee in purple and fine Kinen, list ee Nate Seek , , ; ) . headed Irishman. “Did someone forget and swear) aughing kindly. “Dent I love And then. when she them a! + | . 3 Remove he Lumps. And then Josiah must needs have against Captain Nelson with low- ites RS i - ibliatiaiis eines eo eee | ” > . ‘ ‘ ‘ a a . , . a ae A , £ . - 2 P ~ @i “ss fT} » ry J " - meac It is war c . But they ignore us. Ther forzet We are here’ "ream by the same fair hand and ts eng eee : ’ | be ; , . =c SO iG "Tis al? rieht about the troops. Pho a ptai - - a 34 | , Me Bronce ee ee ee ures. Stick to impersonalitics’ = not more Never en ecrdéial a ra = S© ‘ a: she had conquered the Queen com- ith trophies ti: ay 3 Tag : = py 7 : ; - ry Zo to sieep until spring returned threugh the great Norfolk manor ieee . i—- © er ae —s — ° 2 — af deatt — oe ee tol he dare ne no: ‘fend Lrreat serv? : -O% ali — , 7 _ : ; B , Sete ig srt a lee tg Be ofg ti gpa oe a : | Beetle whem you pet tm the reas 3y WANDA BAI ‘ON nein caine! languid Neapelitan stnshine. = ; ene . die = ’ : ee. Sr Ce 5 . . | é it.” ack mi day. Ha ine trip - Paper dolis around t! re , ou Using Patching Plaster to Mend . three of them closeted in Sir W)- lands : ine. She : snd—* rll te rou about it c and = ski: se firures - “€ on on i] é Be you Squirrels put away. but ne : " aie . ' , HE first requiste of eed subst. 4 ; 7 “1 xhe om in ct is cro rent 3 er t of the HE first Prue = Sance (eee Cody can take my fat from me wildered kim with the changeable - mee obige “7 } give thie ! a , :¢ r course though r Sertec i ) = | ! | be more thorouch'r modern. good stores HF der the skin; then you always @uring thet week of sore-needed er . . | : 3 ; a trey, t se vils iv ° 2* rent ' sweater were as ord in sport lean tite iron sink with kere- , himee!lf cing the pair ah ea irniture der form “Dee - ness, the flaming womanly one- ‘ 7 : : , , nn . i — ut we dont put all our sup- ’ ) " ’ ’ - ee. ae ar ? . * Q “er oT ! ve * : . . 2 . yon 50 as seen & ar ‘a a soapstane griddie should never ) lore. however. right ce al piles in one place.” declared Chat- her opinion of the Queen's action could see never a share of so much ue 2 Das ES OR fea a : ae tat outtit. meta Sagers well with butter | , } : oe Culm CcCiean nD “st «:0cRhem & fem~-(imes | bare a2 degen store- Indeed, Nelson thought tt ‘he Keem against the French, bu Men | of tie te ee) teed ) — meee : ageeY es | a tina wer wilt ast 4 iii " 2 eee Aug gia aa lee Pct a h a . “ Ss t locks! best im ever assisted—a tale for the Ad. ahead while he labored afte the ed Lae AG ; ‘ - a ees — —_— —_ - -———$ ———_—__——--~ - . e 20° >i j oOvererc. ; ; eal tlin a break im the wall arger sm " Bear “til if you must fill a tet rapid with a cover op t that likes to hold the power in blooded. He had seen these na- - rom prpes enter separate appli " of your storehouses are) thine has a notion, which God knows ne enemy today, and the swerd in th s. rippit - liamonds : i Li] 2B) CF OT: Oa, ee lice ; -®aten egg. then fv a COZY retreats reed: 4 . 7 ” , stored under my skin. and every 7 | with them. He would be weil with ##as man’s they plotted and worked amd ¢! gamer . awake and > — 3 ot $2 . ‘ 2 = gre 73 . te) ind Dut ; »|oa “hed *ound +a "aD Tnsat is’ actory he- There s music me. | tel! you. Johnny Chack and ry-andrew. The Queen must be devil, and an Englishman, especial- tne timaiity of - sa ie DBE ae il Ge eel , 2 t la ee ee / ae a sprays of watercress. edges of the break An easier) ae, ee * Private instructions from the Ad- talked the night out and the day in . evaporate: . > a ; He hesitated coldly. more greatiy in days to come. strung ef . = ean vs for Madame. I can mean no dis Furthermore. he had Romner’s © > %) _ , p 3% ; y | - *s “ ; uey +} . courtesy. but they are for the eye taste for her sweetn She would Ce 4 the Am bassador - taik with lowered voi — ual = _ - 4 Rut sh Pm ) ah 3 -rA 2S ~ » a ; : ~—ie : : “And the Ambassador.” replies farther and the wife who must suf- (hat ~aptail n Nelson is a fit Dre- ; tite er . “e904 es ~ — 1 sents: e oO on 5 as a ne s 12s as - 4 - « =i . Sir William gravely. “can do nct*- fer such agonies and he at sea it : “6ouarereane al ing with the Queen but through beeen ef shot and she! : the Ambassadress. You must find ‘ hit @enethin; bi : ‘ #6544509 *' .So. t aad ‘Her La@yship in arguments. Capt. ) her @uiet grace Nini Ne - . 7) noe J oh . -- ‘ a Se, ~ see aw - _teapcs though she has plenty of beautiful like you, yrour Ladyship. = —— but restful to a toased-about sailor _ He obered on Sir William's as- like the twilight settling 4 ae | | > - ae ~ ’ ii ae * Pon he de UV : ’ ~ . ) surance and the bright quick “ye =... Norfolk Bro os - ) | | wf) +e aA roa Cc i cor : . of the lady. She appeared to mas- 7 | : you Knew her—a good woman. ; / | ter all he said with precision, wast- See dee be baal tine serene éi : «qd BOL &@ moment. rehearsed hi gent! 12 aa Ty Mai agar | : points. and rising. looked at the Sts ae yee nipeg erga, spe: ; : eo) m I ear a AeuUcA - f watch at her girdle and prepared i ed nd ohn 3 : , “MAAS st ud .' .1 OFF) tn iii J oe : to depart for her fixed audience - “ i | Nive —— | with the Queen cious sympathy im i ' | ; ali nature. Indeed it ——@t the > | | “Tt takes the form of a friendtr visit with talk and refreshments.” _eenee says she. “Dut I shai) Dring bdack And so the week went by in tri- news for ali that. Wil you not ump aimost as wearying ag toils. take Capt. Neilson for a drive, Sir 8 for the quiet hour he got with William? The mere the peopie her now and again and these twi- and applaud tim the oetter for cour ends.” She a . wit? is ° ° sentabea epee following ber. uick Washing Hours of wholesome enter- aa | tainment. amusement and “Her Ladvehip is the kev of situation in Napies.” savs Sir wu- ; : . . . Lam easilv “Shall we drive” ' . ! Is your skin sensitve” If sa, you education for the Junior They found her waiting in the — - | f reception room when they returnea. AwC. should select a toilet soap that members of your family will eee & Carty of the Agn- | oe | AB cleanses tly but thoroughly. - ’ he. treat. Guliabous gently found in the Boys’ and memnons with singing. sot a care on her bricht : . . a 7 FES a Girls’ Magazine Section of : a ; cleansing qualities of CREMEOIL Hn -_~ Chips or Laundr . the Sunday Post-Dispatech— ting a duo with her. and the aston- ished Nelson. whe had never heard ) with the soap you are 1 mes his voice uplifted beat im an order | ‘ ’ se : . a sill or to ocutshout the storm, discov- . using. We believe you'll like FEATURES every Sunday. ered that he possessed 4 tenor of | : excelierce in his third in command. : ! CREME OIL ber. talking. laughing. teiling Ser ) Ladyship confidentially of adven- | | y | Magazine e tures Nelson had never heard of ' theugh he kept hie suberdinates a: } Re awful distance and believed he : | eek Anal bears “And since | am certain rou are im rage after this long cruising. i ee ee eg
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__--.....- ~ oa eeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeeEeE—E—E———E a OUBL® - LOUSS POST DT. — — er a a —_ eee cemeedeetines 'S AND DON — FOR SINESS WO By NELLIE E. GARDNg TT WAY TO USE YOUR SEX—FORe We write avout Personality, and Fores any wonder our readers say, ‘‘How come?” as persona! as you like. in asserting your iness procedure. But when it comes to pe men and women with whom you aSSOciate q impersonal aS a goldfish. And never—i¢ e dignity of your work—indulge in pers It is fatal to discipline, morale, and even f le taste! ility to disassociate yourself from YOur Work real success as a business woman. If you Until five. no one will remind you of it. It nexperienced girl or the sex-conscious woman problems’ in an office. American business travels, we spent some time in far Eastern up of American men were breakinyz their n in Herculean task of humanitarianism. ep had to depend upon native young women. e long-ago days before 1914, had been mem) bility. What a change for these daughters ’ 1 You see Where there are many ae ee ae ee - Pig aE Pe PEL RA Ong Ses eee eee . "ee eee Te a Se i i i i i i i i a Sa er ee ae AGE FOR WOMEN = iil dil i it - li i a i i AY. ( \CTOBER Q, . _ ~ a> *e. on ee d “ te ¢ - m se NS Se Go See eo ge Rr hs ee iy Sei Meee e = gg te ie ye ee _— LLL BL A i li -—_ ee —EeeeeOeeee a a a — OE A te alt _— ——- -— -— — P- w~ ~ a. mn ln A IO I LIN ANN Gk I IO I OI I OI ty a I fa ll ===, Children’s Stories Household Hints | anna eee _ — —_— _ al — ’ > 2 aps ’ . 7 o- Children’s Bed dtime Story -o- By Thornton W. Burgess Beec ni uit it Gossip j the best we can. Personally I cm Bae ee a rather proud of the fact that we Neo may you in gossip trust, animals are not quitters WwW For ‘tis seidom it ts just. don’t run away from cold ane 3 Old Mother Nature. hard times. There is no four-leg ETER RABBIT doesn't care P sorting about beechnuts He cares nothing for nuts of You see. Peter’s teeth zed animal! that doesn’t siay when Jack Frost and rough Brother ' North Wind come down from ‘tue any kind. , far North. It is true that’sume ‘are not made for cracking sar ' of us sleep through the worst of ' shells. Peer cas ns” a the bad weather, but we stay.” ‘eft pieces of bark. but when it acking nuts Peter isn't Nevertheless, Peter ‘rable time over in “I can name one who doesnt,” declared Welcome Robin. Peter Rabbit drew a little near- er and his ears were standing Straight up. Who could it be that Welcome Robin meant? He wuit- comes to cr 3 suceess. | spent curside \ that part of the Green Forest where the beechtrees srow. That was because SO many other people = hig ed eagerly for what Buster Bear eeeddabain so much time there | aed ‘might reply. At first Buster "Caer fi a, = ,4 didn’t reply at all. He pretended people together there is bound to te not to have heard. “I said that I be a lot of gossip. It was his Thats the sensible thing to do.” de- know one animal who doesn’t egriosity and love of gossip that clared Buster in his deep, rum- stay. but who goes South just like took Peter over there. bly, grumbly voice the rest of us,’ declared Welcome Now there was just one topic Robin in a little louder voice. that interested everybody over. “Pooh!” exclaimed Welcome “You don’t-know anything of nd themselves in zn office, taking dictation d always considered the male sex as pa Is, and whisperers of sweet nothings, while ty, outstretched fingers! i there. That topic was the com- Robin, who happened to come the kind,” growled Buster Bear ing of winter and how best to pre- along just in time to hear this. ‘No animal could go way down to sare for it. Big and little, weak “The really sensible thing to de the Sunny South. It would tak and strong. wearers of featners is to just go off and leave cold an animal so long to get there t any wonder that the speed. matter-of-fae of American office procedure struck them American men.” they wou'd say, “forget that t us as if we were men'” is the matter, Princess?” asked a sympathetic # | hman. “Did someone forget and swear or ce?” | agnot!” If they only would—and then a polo ore us. Thev forget we are here’ They np is business life of your great, big bustling. dull for the poor girls who have tn work!” g and flattering will wreck a business stry ite. This axiom has been proved py heart k to impersonalitics! Play safe' E MAKING H _By WANDA BARTON ng Patching Plaster to Mend Wall B — ee ‘}@e fat as possible and then when and wearers of fur, all were equal-, weather behind. Now, where 1 go that Jack Frost would overtake ly interested. Each one had his down in the Sunny South there is him long before he was even aclif or her own ideas. Of course you plenty to eat all the time. Yes.’ way there.” know exactly what Happy Jack sir. that is the sensible thing to “Nevertheless I know one who |“ Squirre! and the other members do. go South.” does it.” declared Welcome Robin, of the Squirre! family insisted was “That’s all very we'!l for yon and his eyes twinkled. He glanced the proper thing to do. They in- folks with wings.’ crumbled Pus. around at all the other folk sitting sisted that the only thing to do ter Rear. “Rut we folks who wear. there. He saw the same pu7zied was to store away food and plenty fur can't do that. We must stay look in the face of each. “Think of it, and they were living exam- here, whether we want to or not it over,” said Welcome Robin, and ples of their belief. Buster Bear That is one advantage you feath- away he flew. insisted that that was all foolish- ered folk have over us fur-bearers The next story: “‘Peter Guesses pess and that the proper way of You can fly away and leave hard in Vain.” ‘preparing for a comfortable win-, times, while we must stay and do: (Copyright. 1925.) ern. Cie COC) sss NOTES ABOUT WOMEN The world’s record for discus food was no longer to be found, | Philosophicai ' £0 to sleep until spring returned. Ph ” “That's the sensible thing to , mMrasings | do,” declared Buster in his deep, ey P “ts wat Method in study. with a prop ly “Ss - a pa rumbly, srumbly voice. Some- | sivision of time. will give us time | body may find and steal the food | for jeisure and recreation.—Nevin. | throwtg by women was set recent- ee -ee you Squirrels put away, but no- ~ * ° ly by Mlle. Lucienne Vellu, a 1 o Wik ‘ f or ey tye to hye - a. ‘ - J — er : . fe Pees tO Wr bods can e / There is an atmosphere in the’ French woman. 4 in the home ‘3 of rare ’ p 4 h r p! s . my at rom me nN Pp | r 38, } atching laste ; * * = : , +i , _| letters of those we love which’ we aoe fel tained in haréwas = ad have tried mending the There's music in the st stored under my skin, and everv The improrement - oe under- | is eee “ ° Rae a ‘ ; ends et. for Mary M. McCauley, chicf of the plaster of paris and rill; bit of it is going to be used br ‘ anding is ntaalliagg ner , Pia ao he ont) ~. ote a } : " . 1+ = a o 2 * < job unsatisfactory be- There's music in all me. 1 tell you. Johnny Chuck 4 {cur own increase of know! ig maha tribe, who owns = severu! material hard , had e ; este Y UNUCK anc | zocondly. to enable us to deliver mines near Lead, S. D., is one of ° ens very a ears: I k i b ] Yy ! —— . + 3 a . = , } .<o @ shrinks away from the Their earth is but an now the best plan. es, sir, |and make out that knowledge to the few Indian women Classed as a the break. An easier spheres. Johnny Chuck and I know.” | others.—Laocke. | millionaire. ae . A Shorter Wi with the 1925 W. Western £i ty OT eee ee Famed for SFE mter- With its big, comet j cand [I] Sante, hone ; 3 I kes 5 unior ati es Vv will | Over 235,000, and | FREE, yn of hes: ch— with the & Wo nr! n Display | New arrivals LATEST SHADES Aen Full Raiiteatil Thread Silk Hosiery at pop ular prices CHIFFON WEIGHTS . LIGHT WEIGHTS MEDIUM WEIGHTS . HEAVY WEIGHTS CAt all Leading Stores UNDE RWEAR_ HOSIERY _— ———--—____. — THE WOMAN OF IT. By MARGUERITE MOOEKS MARSHALL CLOTHES AND THE: MAN. LOTHES and the man we sing—an orgy of masculine shopping C Which has raged over two prostrate pocketbooks in our house' Every giri or woman with a BOY in her family Has ‘‘been there,’ and will lend us Not only her ears, but her amused sympathy! White broadcloth shirts Tle kind with deep-pointed collars, and the kind with buttoned-down collars— shirts by the half dozen, with a more fussy “fit around the neck Than anything a woman wears, nowadays; Shoes—-for walking, for dress, for tennis— Shoes that always cost more than the estimate for them— Since youths who wear Size 1l Are more fastidious about their footwear. than ee girls who wear 5AA; % ¢ MARCUERITE That new suit of unfinished blue worsted MODERS MARSHALL That is going to need brushing every five minutes tut that is the |} eart’s desire of its young wearer; A tux, done in a hurry by ‘Dad's tailor,” And making Dads son look an inch taller than his five feet eleven, out of sheer pride; A new cray hat—the Prince of Wales still dictates the male millinery of Yeung America; A pew sweater siip-on, to match the hat; Four jazzed rainbows—two for each boy— Of socks, many hued as a prism seen in a Freudian dream, And of ties, the four-in-hands and the perky bows; (Golf socks—but not the kind for which 5h esi vo" college pay $7 a‘ pair’ — eigen es, ‘To do him justice, he didn't ask for that variety, And it really would have done him no good if he had); A raincoat. such as only the iceman used to wear, And. today, almost the only inexpensive garment a boy will wear without protest; A’ hundred or so odds and ends Broad belts, pajamas, dress ties. handkerchiefs, fountain pens, razors, getting the wrist watches mended— | Oh, every woman who has ever helped buy things for a boy | Can fil) out her own list from memory! dionestiy, is there much to choos Hetween wetting a male ready to go to school And getting a female_ready to go to the altar? Furthermore, whem you—like us—must help get TWO boys reau; in TWO weeks— Tie Yale Boy for Senior year, The Plattsburge Boy fur his prep school— When this eencatenation of costuming takes place, The only event to which it may be compared ls a double trousseau for twin sisters! in each case. we fancy, Fond parcnts are left equally tired. equally cross because things always cost more than one expects, equally BROKE. | And yet it is fun To plan out bdeforchand, the new outfits. To see the roung men strut in them, To listen, as a mere woman, to technical explanation: Of just WHY the fit of the dinner coat is superior And the shape of tie gray hat just nmght. cg it is amusing, and forever unexpected, Four a woman to reclize that boys und young men re just as fussy, Just as euruest, Just as VAIN about what thev wear ang 1ow they lvob \s any “vain giri” that ever lived: (Copvrigot. Taf) es — ee re ope EE Why does a mattress stretch? Because of the pres- Send for booklet ex- 0 it = subjected to, plaining that and two n ; ‘ent after night. This other exclusive patent- pressuretendsto flatten out the filler. sees ore ed features of SanOtuf. sonia ar Stores that sell good fur- nd stretch. But not SanOtuf. Rein- niture have SanOtuf— forcement strips, close- #2 better Mattress at ly spaced, counteract the price of any good stretching. Mattress. SANOTUF MATTRESS CO. 1624 Morgan St., St. Leuis, Mo. 1 26 perforations to ad- mit air— the Sanorut breathes—kceeps sani- tary. fresh and fluffy. 2 instead of tufts outside ~—~heavy tapes in«ide. The mattress filling can never shift. 3 Eighteen reinforcing strips. The Sanorut car never stretci; -~-wears longer MATTRESS HE POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press News Service. | — ~ a ee a a good. fresh. white fis from skin and bones Make a good cream when done slip in the ‘the fresh fish. mon and haddie mays by draining. freeing from bone, then put into the cream sauce and serving on toast h fish and tt he — Boil a pound and a half o' CREAMED FISH ON TOAST. any n free i! and flake it sauce, over slices of toast 6n a hot Garnish with parsiey hard-boiled egg. Canned t and ina. and d irti ish sliced sa] prepared skin and the same as - _ — ee RUTTERED TOAST. t'ee bread at least a day old tor making the toast. Cut in slices of medium thickness, remove the crusts and toast delicately on poth sides Have the butter warm and spread on the toast rapidly and evenly. Stack on a fot dish. cover and serve at once. The slices inay be cut diagonally if desired. True love. like Greek fire. ts tm- extincuishable.——Marvel. —_—__ deaden pie xion. October 9, 1871—54 years ago —The Chicago fire—Mrs. 0’ Leary, | 2 minutes for a clear skin! lowness goes, with the embedded dust, grime and of] which the xir com- KANTOL The Beeutifying Skin Ejixi No more chafing! Corsets and tight bras- sieres chafe and gall unless the skin is with protected KorakKonia milking her cow by the light of a kerosene lamp, was the uninten- tional cause of what was the greatest holocaust in history. With- in 48 hours after the fateful cow had kicked over Mrs. O’Leary’s lamp 18,000 buildings had been burned witha loss of $200,000.000. Copyright. 1925. Premier Syndicate, Ino. F amous Women. SHE RE EN. HEREEN, also known as Schir- | in, or Sira, was an Armenian Princess, the second wife of Vhosroes II, King of Persia, in the seventeenth century. She was very beautiful, intellectual and accom- plished and is the heroine of many of the Turkish and Persian ro- mances. Her husband was mur- dered by his own son by a former wife, and Shereen killed herself on his tomb to escape the love of his murderer. Virtue has resources buried in it- self which we know not of till the invading hour calisthem from thetr retreats.—Bulwer. 1) Sparkling, wholesome, sanitary —free from visible soil and stains and dangerous invisible im- purities as well. Healthful Cleanliness is ex- ceptionally important in the bath- room. Impurities from the body re- moved in washing the hands, brush- ing the teeth and in the bath, readily cling to washstand and tub. Ordinary rinsing or wiping does not remove them but Old Dutch does — quickly and easily. You will always be sure of hzalthful cleanliness by cleanin the tub and washstand with Old Cleanser each time they are used. | Old Dutch contains no hard | grit and will not scratch. This is a strong safeguard, because scratches are catch-alls for impurities, they hold dirt. A scratched surface readily mes unhealthful, is harder to ean and the appearance is marred. . Old Dutch efficiency is due to individual and distinctive charac- ter. Its flat shaped particles are tiny erasers that erase dirt ——— of is so th safe, and peteewen a | that every e should use it for Healthful Cleanliness. 4 ¥ “ ~ i eee yf aa —S a r Wok : "i . , . . , os f y . 4 ° . * a °
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The man on the sandbox sars mere sould be a rule that mo one should be admitted to the world’s series niess he or she uid pre Juce rain-check stubs or son ithe kind of evidence to prove that thes had witnessed at least ten gates o 4 7? ae - > sta = > of dall during the regular season : ns Half the birds who attend the w.s. don't know the difference be- ‘ween a base hit and a base fiddie While the regular patron who Knows the weight, name. age. bar- timg average and favorite flower of every player in the league has to compete with those birds for seats Cl 7 . +» we ~~ ' . pe age . ef the parent body and the ma jor All @f which simmers downto leagues. Indicating that age has the fundamenta!] fact nat ther mot withered nor custom staled the ain't no justice in the werld a ae NL NER ———- ~ : = eae er ener cn ~ Segiceeliadnasneaemeoes a — —wteee ee ee ee WAIDA A! STRAW BERRA ' SHORTS CAKE, * ‘Sy RAu BERRIES GRE OUT CE SEASON Fcct UNTIL ILL TARE THe \ | SHeers Cate | NQW-— AND: “THE STRAW SEee4- \ NM AEP SUMAIA —_/ Rie” > ~sene EXA AN ANNA \ Gan? Ustce Heat) seeese * “ow AND you U, el LE IES aaa “& | Ni 4nd : bs | AEXT SUMMER \ YUU SOCK PH COFICER PUPP: - AaRes? YOu iim NEXY SUMMER, ~ penaed for Inquiry to Be- gin Tuesday. OF “GRAFT” Tells of Young Man Ap- change of Old Auto for New Sedan. : A grand fury investigation of the rumors of graft tn connection with the city’s purchase of Fire Depart- ment equipment will be begun en Tuesday. A subpena was sued today for Director of Public Safety Mrod. who recentiy said that an in- direct attempt had been made to bribe him in connection with the purchase. - Other subpenas were issued Aigermen Udetl of the Twenty-third Ward. and Wander of the Seventh Ward. who recently have com- mented publicly om the graft ru- mors. ‘ Director Brod today gave te 6 Post-Dispatch reporter a detailed tatement of the supposed “graft ‘or a iong time came fo see me, saying be had teem sent ty” SF Methsing. an officer of the Genera! Manufacturing Co. Etghteest® and Pore streeta, to tel) me thet tf bis “=n pany, which represented the e-ce Arrow fire -quipmen'. could <-t an order from the city for one 'pemper they would be giad te ez- iehange my oid Cadillac for a Cad- c sedan. - “This young man talked to me sbout 9:36 o'clock tn the OTUNS | ae aed teld me that Huthsing woeld be in to see me between 11 and 1 e'cloek. 1 told my friend that I would have sothing to, do with the | matter and that the shouid have —— eething to do with 't. “Mr Huthsing came into my of- ~« between 11 and i. ocieck. Dur _ i tiere was no mention by either him er me of the matter my young ‘rier¢d had breached. We discussed the fre equipment order and | told Huthsin; that if his company could bid om the specifications as Dry would be drawn they could be lke anyoody else. (ompany’s Bids Rejected. “Hie company made bids Out they were throws oat because the Pierce-Arrow equipment could net ‘eompiy with the specification re- wite: quiring that the successful bidder? ™ust have had 18 pieces of “2 ipment in service for a peried | of t©o rears The Pterce-Arrow has jost begun selling fre equip- | men* Charies K. Huthsing i secretar?r- treasurer of the General Manufac- turing Ce When efforts were made | this morning to reach him st Sf | Office for a statement, it was said he was not in and that it wae met | knewn when he would be in. | The grand tury decision te begin New | the inquiry and decision of Direc- | was _ ter Bred to tel in something of | over @ecat] the graft story to which te Se had vaguely referred. toitewed | : 2 : and Two Aldermen Sub- 2: : i ii i i ee 7 ’ : § | , 2 ; ‘Audi tee CR cee —- HF TUF P feet ; z : | “om? tate. { toon acre stal way . fe" |- New ; “ft | tere. (the | 15 You : : t & : $ $33 4 ‘ s Ane as Bi ys aS ee * Be sas * Pay 3, pas PE PRE. GR