St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 21, 1925

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. COMIC PAGE Livest Business Service Lists | TUESDAY QCTOBER 29, ‘Logs. A Directory Revised Daily . 6 Business Service Want Ads in the 16 POST-DISPATCH in September. : “ 4 | MORE than in ALL the other St. 20 Louis newspapers COMBINED! _— é —By BRIGGs | ‘VOL. 78.’ NO. 44, ———-- _ | / THN PUTS LEW A (FONE PER CENT S000 INCOMES Rate Increases to 3 Per Cent on Next $4000 and | » @& Then 5 Per Cent on More (UT ON EARNED “INCOME ELIMINATED, J Surtaxes Begin at One Per Cent on $13,000 and Go} to 20 on Incomes Exceed- ing $150,000. (Copyright, 1925. “ers the Aesociated P . (jet. ABINGTON, —Varied | forms of tax relief were sought by | interests | a number of organized | : ' ‘a through representat®@es uppearing | me : appearing at today’s. sessions of | ‘\ before the .House Ways | Means (omunittee. “= _ Nine organizations were ‘time t6day by the committee, which ullotted MRS. Trade Mark Reg. U. ©. Pat. OfNee) the tax on earned incotmne up to/] Wil] ~ = Vv yANDE RBILT GEORGE TARS. EDIT VANDERBILI - aC oe will hear ail parties interested in Paci “e T- Sl the proposed tax reduction measure @ ALS Ss MAia beford starting work a week from beled it WITH - | he drafting of the bil’. | “Monday on the ara Fh | — ; The Treasury, meanwhile, nas | Wefinitely included in its sugges- a —— tions for tax reform the repeal ‘of the peveron of the present law. 7 ar (Copyright, 1925, by HL GC. Fisher allowing a 25 per cent reduction in N T0 WED PETER G. GERRY on Paper States Marriage lake Place in Few Days | S was presented [na : ] cake Miaasne of rede’ tax rates —Senator Recently Divorced. Ze Wansmitted by the Treasury to the Capers. a ENGLISH: ° Sommittee and differing materially | By the Associated Press a | ) SPEAK from that presented on the first LONDON, Oct. 21 Me Dwants ar: eve ev" day, when the committee heard/ Standard today states that United ENGLISH eve Becretary Mellon and other Tre@s-| gin4.5 senator Peter Goelet Gerry ury officials. The committee at that time aid not get the impression that the ury Was proposing a repeal of e earned income provision 1ad some of its members, after a hasty days } bases fts estimate of a Proposed Surtaxes, The surtax rates proposed would Three per cent, $17,000 to $19,- $100,000. . $125,000. Nineteen per cent, $150,000. Ryenty per cent, all over $150,- 5 $125,000 to}? d Business Men Heard. if Representatives of business and ustry were in general accord ‘Vesterday in asking repeal of the te and gift taxes, reduction of |‘ me gurtax rates, and repeal of the Provision permitting publicity of in- © tax returns, James A. Emery, spokesman for ft the Nationa] Association of Manu- A © urers, presented a program rec- ,: SWMNMiending reduction of the maxi- Bs ™um surtax to.20 percent, repeal 3 of the gift and\estate taxes and the 4 Publicity section, and reduction of | : the excise levies. | . Before the committee today the | \ | erican Bankers’ Association }? . >t for repeal of a provision un- r which the grantor of a trust compelled to pay tax on the in- - gome of the trust if he retains pow- mtinued on Page 2, Column 5. 4 aA ; ‘ d 4 , _ ‘ % iar x . » a 7 - sy SD . “4 PR vs) - . - -- ; ¢> e \ g ’ , of Rhode Vanderbilt, ington Friends of Sena'to: $4000 and $8000, and 5 per cent ON | }awye all over $8000. He is (jer Cammodore direct descendant descendant of Peter Stuyvesant, Seventeen per cent, $100,000 to $110,000. . Wr rASwuw Eighteen per cent, $140,000 to} > within a ifeduh widow of George Wasii- Island will »e married here to Mrs. Vanderbilt. Gerry and review of the new schedul 4u)!)- ; mitted yesterday, said they foresaw | Mrs. Vanderbilt this afternoon con- support for the repeal in Con-|/firmed the report of their plans. io eam, | pene ceremony will be performed The w schedule upon Wiich , = = - he | tomorrow morning in the Princess committee now ts informed th | | ry , |Street Registrar's office. Only a Hendricks Twelve per cent, $50,000 to $60,- | ter, Cornelia, was married ory ‘leach were sentenced to two years 000. 1924, to John Francis Amherst ., €- and fined $2000. ~ Thirteey per cent, - $60,000 to cil, formerly an attache at the Brit- Two other men, jointly charged $70,000. he flfish Embassy in Washington. in the same case, entered pleas of | | Teen per cerit, $70,000 .to 2p inot guilty and their trials were set $80, 900. ‘ State Profits os Gasoline Sales: (for Friday. They are Carmello and , ‘A? Dy the Associated Press. ra (* ~ Fifteen per cent, $80,000 to $90,- Mitchell. Oct 31.—Bouth Jake unetto. ek ‘ Sle House Is Raided. . Dakota Ras made $3045 Since it . Sixteen cent, $90,000 to bien, The arrest of the Sansones fol- sone drove up at the’time and of- fered to go on the bonds of the men. Phillips and Stanton were held for the Federal authorities. and on information obtained from them, the Sansones were arrested and Federal! agents raided a house at Tenth and Wash streets, where a still and plant set up to reclaim | denatured alcohol were found and | Interests. were the Newhouse Llotel Co. of |schenkos quarreled so violently with troops Special to the Post-Dispatc! Salt Lake City, Utah, the Piggly/the opponents of his revised }i- PUT UP AT WHITE HOUSE | ae a WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.—Ail- Wiggly Stores in Tennessee, the/brette that they engaged 4n hand. PS lee Greek Troops Ordered to the Bul- }mitting failure to popularize the Sun Maid Raisin Growers’ Asso-!to-hand fighting to settle the argu ac Coolidges Take in Their Quota of Ay a area. silver dollar and the $2 bill, Troas- ciation, the Florida State Fair and} ment. | Convention Delegates; Wives YC Atemone | ee ury officials virtually have decided Exhibition Co the Dallas (Tex.) | The police entered the lobby of | With Two of Them. eng : wri ct. -1.—The Ex- oo mnt Ss en ee 6 combination Wa vieation Co the Dallas Coliseum |the theater and ended the dispute. | BY ‘he Ammociate) Press. ronson ce Raber ; > Seb that {Sols and Ghver Solar, because vf Co. and the Dallas Hotel Co. 3ut it was resumed later upon the WASHING TON. Oct. 21. The night ‘in “Athena: the Geeck Gale the rapid deterioration of ait: The company was shown to have street between a dozen music lov- old practice of “ putting up the pas- it ernment decided to pi a troo ue 8 money. | 3 | pebtinene also in various railways|ers who suffered various minor in-| po, for the night” {« be! , advance, by way of” th fe ; The proposed new coin will be of | > nh ; the Northwestern | Juries until the police intervened "é - 1] : . ’ upy distinctive appearance, possibly jand ee en ome oe sha dnep on , | larged this week at the White Yalley, into Bulgarian territory ; 1... |Eleetric Equipment Co., the St.j/4and arr al ‘d them. | ‘ and occupy Petrish, which ta the gold center with a rim of Ever Paul Athletic Club and the Los An- G £ WAGES PAID IN UJ, S| | House, where seven Congregation- headquarters of the Macedonian and will be slightly larger than tle geles Chamber of Commerce. HI 4 ST ‘alHst ministers, two of them with Rulgarian cdmmittee. quarter. Banking and merchand: a Mieen’s Electric a Ymount and Buy! ne Power He re| their wives, are house guests. ' The object of the occupation of ing interests which handle large | rm’s klectric gs. Metter Tham 18 Other: Countries | ie Yee | Nia | Petrish, the dispatch says. in to sums of money have indicated tht | It was shown the company owns Ry the Associated Press. ~ rt oe Jason Nob:¢ |} assure payment of indemnities de- such a substitute for the dollar bill | g10, 000,000 worth: of the common WASHINGTON, Oct. -i. — Pier ®.. pastor of the President's | 1 anded by Greece for the casual- would be desirable. ‘stock of the International General} Wages, as measured both by their) ©Pureh, requested the Peeper spe tles muffered in the frontier ‘ieee Those who prefer the dollar bill| Electric Co. and 85 per cént of the} amount and what they wil! pur-/“® take in thelr quota of dele- |Ing near Demirhissar and to cause still will be able to obtain, ihem, preferred stock. The International | ehase. are higher in the United Gates to the ¢ ongregationalist .con- dissolution of the headquarters of | but officials point out that the ps-| mlectric owns 75,075 shares of the} states than in any of 18 countries rept eds the President and Mrs. | the comitadjia which are alleged per dollar has a life of only 8iX 10 |}—agommon stock and 12.416 shares of! ¢overed in a monthly index com-|_ colidge Gecuned to be left ‘out, fo have been plotting against the 10 months. ‘preferred stock of the Radio Cor-| piled by the International Labor (=e they had room for nine | tranquility of the border. : lporation of America, but these | Oftice. ee Sk Ne, ee Rulgarian Version Says G k Sol CLOUDY TONIGHT THEN FAIR: ) zS epresent only a small | The ex based on wages fort pastors and ™ present pastor | . afm tning . v ' ’ mOTEINES Tepe : Jy mneex, of the Edwards Church of Nort* — wren First Shot, fraction of the capital iavestment In | various lines of skilled. and un- |. , ME | M -s(oolfa Su ae | ty the ed Pome SLIGHTLY WARMER TONIGHT | ne Radio Corporation. | skilled labor and on food and rent! oo On, MAsSs., Ur.oolcge s home| SOFIA ‘Oct. 21.—-The Rulgarian THE TEMPERATURES. Kammerer also testified the com- costs in a principal city fer CGNRt lems itends) guests aa Maren pens ate an oo ae nial | 29 “eo 41 | pany owned 94 per cent of the com-!/of the countries on July, places vietiaes ‘were queeté net. of Cae r x oday y the - a. Mm : Pe 10 a. n ti {mon and 22 per cent of the pre-|the figure for Philadelphia at 183 Som tat of Mr. meter po ed Calvin Bulgarian Telegraphic Agency. 1 a 2 35 i ‘neen 40 | ferred stock of the Canaalan Gen-| The next highest In the list was ote a Conateies! ag are - According to this account. a . -—- > ie oS : = leral Electric Co. in addition to $76,.-| Ottawa, Canada, with 165, while Those who are takine menren sttnielt co wordrer entered Rulgartan os m. ‘an ; * +000 worth of bonds. the lowest, 42, was reported for and ‘steeping at the White House | erritory, rear Demirka pou, On va. __ In Utah, he said, the company) Lisbon. London, with. 100, was are the Re Willi H Butler Lapmt—rrns A and wousnees 6 Highest yesterday, 49, at 2:30 p.|owned 86 per cent of the Capitol/ used,as the index base ‘Sindee : Casi x all Dew anne ntinel, who, tn return, fired and m.; lowest, 33, at 6:30 a. m. ‘Electric (Co. of Salt Lake City. the | tty irvine Maures srentdetl ote ae ae at hi Official forecast company owning the Utah Electri GUILTY PLEA IN POISON PLOT Bel. it Tat one *tais Ri . Ke ndeaaaal A iong fusiilade across the bor- WAy FOR THE) for St. Louis and |...) Supply Co.. which operates in| ated Ir R ‘Welles. nredient pabtees of Kd. der followed. The firing continued WATERWAY | vicinity: Cloudy Utah.’ Idaho and Montana. The}! TU LSA. Ok., Oct 21 7 Mrs credo iam: the Rev end. See feed aaped er when a Bulgarian ° tonight, Thursday Geheral Electric also holds 91 per | Qf en Ryan, 55 vears old, pleaded . i. Seence. Balen. Sen he | icer gnaine a The Bulgarian Government, the San Francisco. | a York City: the Rev. (. W. Legge ; ' Missouri: Part- | eee | Beemar 63. so that she might Swenten Vt. ‘and the Mev. Tun )4eency says, has proposed an tie ly fair tonight | Vacuum Tube Patent Won by Gen-| marry Mrs Heeman'’s husband, | need Moca Ie w Seomecagg © inquiry to fix responsibil. and Thursday eral Fdectric. Austin. 6? \ are irgo, } except unsettled | By the Associated Press Reerman had alread, Faded BEES. 1 OSE WINTER HOLIDAY. $135 tonight in east | SCHENECTADY, N. Get. ot. |} guilty to perticipation tn the plat 000 FOR EXCHANGE SEAT portion; warmer !}—A 12-year fight for the basic pat-j|and js serving a l(0-year sentence. Owner Ships Them to Warm Cll- | By the Associated Pree, tonight in east and ent rights of the m@dern vacuum | Mrs. Ryan's pien Was entered aft- mate Hoping for More Honey. . NEW YORK, Oct. 71.—The phe- south portions, tube, used extensively in radio, X- ler Beeman had testified that she | tty the Associated Press _momenal activity in transactions on lllity te. Unset-i ray and similar work, was conclud- | sugested that Mrs Seeman be VANCOUVER, RB. C., Oct. 21.— ‘the New York Steck Exe} tled tonight; j/ed yesterday with the award of the! noisoned, and gave him the poison John Ballantyne, aplarist of Nel- | with an accompansing harvest of probably some/patent to the General Electric (9.|to be used son, B. C.. is shipping on the Ifher | brokers’ commissions, today carried rain; War Mm er) - The type of tube involved om the: French Seainen’s Strike Ends. | Niagara 30 pounds of bees and 10/the price of membership te a new Thuysday, partly | litigation was invented in 1912 by | By the Aasociated Press queens to Auckland, New Zealand. record height of $135,000, com- cloudy to cloudy. | Dr. Irving Langmuir, assistant di-; HAVRE, France, Oct. 21.—Tho| where summer is just beginning in| pared with the previous record of Sun sets today, |rector of the General Electric re-/ sailors and lengshoremen, who |an effort to make the insects pro- | $126,000 last week. ‘Another seat 8:39 p. m. | Search Jaboratory, and has been the| went on strike here last Wedner- | duce two crops of honey. also changed hands today at Sun rises tomorrow, 6:18 a.m. j|center of long controversy in the] day, have decided to return to] If the experiment ts successful it | $130. 000, Stage of the Mississippi River at | United States Patent Office. work. The French Tine steamer /is planned to ship colonies of the Stock’ exchange offictals will. St, Louls, 9.¢ feet at ¢ &. m., sta-| Dr. Langmuir’s | patent applica-" De Cresse is leaving for New York ‘bees from qgne end of the Pacific make phiblic the Identities of the tionary. ~~ Continued on Page 2, Coiumn 5. this evening. to the other each year. pirehockee tem smrem ; I i | x. ipa en RI in lalla ae ville, Ky., on grounds of miscon- duct with Mrs. Frederick Dalziel of Banking and Merchandising JT. LOUIS POST-D SDAY EVENING, . - 25 OCTOBER 21 PENERAL ELECTRIC 6-YEAR-OLD BOY MONEY INRAISINS, GROCERIES, HOTELS r ' land- } — ——— eee } i | world-wide System Witnest at Trade Commis- instructor | sion Hearing Reveals Vast of the Ramifications Company. CONTROLS CONCERNS IN U. S. AND CANADA Anti-Trust Case Biggest on Record, Involving Invest- ment of Nearly $2,000- 000,000. ee By the Associated Press NEW YORK, Oct. 21 of concerns th and holdings the tric Co. in United ing General Elec. roughout the States Canada the and described at hearing be- Trad: monopoly kun by the Federal! (‘ommis sion on ch: of restraint of dio Ceneral Electric Co. ciated Since the trade ngalnst the Ra- Corporation of America, the and six asso- manufacturing defendants estirnatiua tote] of nearly $ faid to he brought be The hearing is reveral weks., Obfect the com charges interests represent capital - 900,000,000, the the an ment case is in Vest = the ever Commission. expectcd to last largest for e jurisdiction of denial of the by the defen- dants yest and were over- ruled by Presiding Examiner Wil- liam C. Reeves. John P. Cotton Radio Corporaticn, harges ‘Vague’ and declared the alleged wractices of the cor- poration Were “not unfair methods of competition,” but actually ‘‘hene- ficial,” having created “the mod- ern art oi radio.’ established § a of communica- ions to the and filed rday nission were council for the objected to AS tfon, brought entertainment to countless homes and aided in the safeguarding of life at sea. “Non-Competitive Units.” Any combination tM&t might ex- ist. said Cotton, was a ‘‘volurtary suplementary and units” creating a combination of ron-competitive vast industry. He further stated that acts of the defendants had been approved by other executive de- partments of the Government and | that some [I ederal officers had rarticipated in several of them. : ‘Father Spigaradi had addressed) New aipie on an African hunting ! y ; ; - the court in behalf of Anthony trip in 1921, Be contesting nate juris Sansone, a former fruit dealer, ana|diction of the Scote ’ a+ Cy | a -¢ v6) ha his son. Frank. two of the defen- | "im, as he claims to be a resident | s t ad St: . _* dants, the priest remarking that he | ° of the y nited song . . > . ; +"? , . i , had known the elder Sansone for } Asked why he didn’t settle down ' fon } 6g So , ate ' . 2 4 years and had found him to be Ol! his Vast si ottish estates ifter rood, honest and of charitable in- | Making a fortune tn Canada, Ross clinations, Remarks = along the) replied: ‘Cas . te ‘ ‘ ‘ le ‘ . ‘same ‘line were made by Father | Sscotiand Is an adorable place. ‘Spigardi'’s assistant. | Sut no place to live in to make 4: mone Judge lgavie turned to the other | r sie - — The hearing was adjourned “he three defendants, Donald lUnder-' , ; petition of Lady Ross is being re- ‘wood, Mike Bessesi and Jack Hen- a EN gD, sisted on its merits by both Ross dricks, all of Indianapolis, and | it tint asked them if they had ever been and the siesta cmerenabeges convicted. Underwood said he had TREASURY PLANS NEW DOLLAR served 60 days in jail; Bessesi, 90. days, and Her dricks, six months. MADE OF GOLD AND SILVER Has Only First Papers. i Responding to @ question by the Substitute for $1 Bill Desired by ‘the General The widespread. ramifications of Fllectric the first chief traveling (‘*o. witness, F., oe vealed by Kammerer, SPA Louis With the Associated ‘Press News Service 2 PAG ES BY POLICE Little John Klutinis FINANCIAL EDITION KILLED PATROL AUTO - ee Ran Out From St. “Liborius School Into Path of Machine Driven by Fred Cramer. Jol Kiutinis, 6 vears old. son of Mr.and Mrs. Justin Klutinis, o: 2112 No th Fourteenth street, vas fatally injured by a police patre: automobile when he ran into the |} Street from St. Liborius’ parochial school, 1802 North Market street at noon yesterday He died an hour later at the city*hespital. hs death was the one hundred and for- —_— interests | are be- | and | ior the! Posing | ; ' heen ty-second fatality this year, com pared with 140 in the Sume pre riod of 1924 The boy was one of many chil- BRITAIN ARRESTS TWO RED LEADERS ON SEDITION CHARGE. Arthur MeManus, Party Chairman, and J. T. phy Taken Into i Thy " Mur- Custody. LONDON One > 1 Yard today an: (Arthur MeM ;communist coor iounced the arrest of by Great Dritain and John frequent con communist pr anus, chairman party in formation, Murphy, “a ‘ i+ sii ei sts Thomas tributor to the cha of conspiring to and mutiny arrests rzes incite se- ‘dition The the munists continuance the ‘com- authorities arrest in against by the the members of Albert Inkpin. Campbell, Weekly ary of movement, Six were Campaign begun 'iast week, with prominent ; including tary: John | Workers’ litt, hnorityv These Thursday ' those iaid | Murphy | Friday each, ROBBERS TIF MAN AND SHUT WOMAN IN CLOSET TO GET $4 Two Thieves Pretend to Be Deputy Sheriffs at G. H.. Hartman Home. as Deputy | Warrant, two men ‘to the home of six party, the secre- editor of the and Harry Pol- the National! Mi- the secre. were charges Similar to against McManus and and were remanded unff!] of this wee kK On bail of £100 ()>J) Sheriffs with a forced entrance (;reorge H. Hart- man, 610 Polo drive, St. Louts Country Club grounds, this moerne ing, knocked down Hartman’s fa- ot Closet Hartman self after managed to free him- several minutes and sum- moned the police, . Three bracelets worth at most $4 were stolen The robbers were ;described as young. Well-dressed and rather tall. FREE-FOR-ALL OVER “CARMEN” | were Fre- | Berlin Police Twice Que ll at Moscow Production. 1WL5 and Pulitzer hight by the Press of the company. He said the com-| Publishing Cos. (New Yor ork } ami Post-Dispatch.) pany held interests in hotels,; WERLIN. Oct. 21. The Moscow amusement parks, cash stores, fair|/ Art Theater version of “Carmen” . . , } and exhibition companies, railways | presented in Berlin Monday night and numerous other concerns. Iwas responsible for several! bruised Listed among the holdings in| heads. During the performance which the company has an interest ;Supporters of Nemerevetch Dant- Communist raigned last + Memorial Hiome, 2609 South ther, Charles A. Hartman. bound him hand and foot with cord, and locked Mrs. Hartman in a clothes :- dren leaving the school for the} noon recess, and it was stated that L he darted into the street directly 1 the path of the automobile. Fred Cramer of i9%18A Obear avenue, police chauffeur, declared | he was driving at less than eight Iniles an hour because of the throng of children in the street. and swerved his machine to the sidewalk to avoid the child Two schoolboy witnesses said he was’! driving cautiously John was in first grade at St. Liborius’ Sohoc! LEAVES $179,000 10 13 CHARITIES _-- _ ‘Henry Andreas, Realty Dealer in Will, Names More Than 60 Heirs. Thirteen benevolent and chari- table institutions will share the larger part of the estate of Henry Andreas, real estate dealer and bachelor, who died Oct. 11 hlis will, filed In probate today by the Mississippi Valley Trust Co., .exe- cutors, names more than 60 heirs to share in the.estate estimated at $300. 000 Specif bequests friends anda yale approximate), residue——-approximately ‘Is to divided equally sarnes Free.aSkin and Cancer Hos- pital, Blind Girls’ Ilome, 5735 Page ivenue; (Children's Home Soctety of Missoum, Newstead and Marga- refta “livenues;: (‘hristian Orphans’ Home, 2951 North Euclid avenue: German Lutheran Orphans” Home. Mo.: Germon Protestant Hiome, St. Charles: Home Friend less, 1431 South Broadway; Little Sistere of the Poor, 3400 South Grand boulevard: irand Hospl- David to many reéla- charities agrre- $123,000. The $175,000-— between tives. he Des Peres, Orphans’ of the Mount St. Rose South Proadway: | Ranken Jr. Schoo) or Mechanical Trades. 4420 Cook avenue: St. | Louis Tuberculosis Society, and the North Side Y. M.C. A. Trust funds of $25.000 « establish ®ad for a brother, | J. Andreas, and a nephew. (. Andreas. The Third Scciety the New Jerusalem and the Orphans’ Home get $500 each, the Altenheim at Highland. $1000 Various friends tives by blood and marriage membered with bequests from $500 to $4006. Andreas died at He lived at 4541 Holly was in business as the dreas Real Estate Co nut street, 7 CONGREGATIONAL PASTORS boulevard: fal, 9101 ich and rela- are age of 63. “treet and llenry An- the - ee —_ + are (Charles (;eorge of (‘olored and IIL, re- ran ging BULGARI HOURS 10 PRICE 2 CENTS GREECE GIVES ° A 48 INDEMNITY Ultimatum Demands 20,- 000,000 French Francs and Official Apology: for Fight on Frontier. ‘TROOPS ORDERED TO OCCUPY PETRISH Alleged Shooting of Out- ' : followe l garia tier fighting near Demirhissar, de- rarian «hot at 717 wipe post Commander With White Flag Is Basis of Complaint. A{sesoctated Presse Oct. Zi. hy t? ° ATHENS, The Greek (jovernment has sent an ultimatum 48-hour time HMmit to Rul- connection with the frone with a in manding an indemnity of 2,000,000 French francs (about $100,000), an official expression of regret and the punishment of responsible Bul- officers Although the attack, which was by nearly 24 hours of figehting, seems to have been en- wineered by comitadjis, or irreg- ugar bandits, it is reported here to have been carried out by reg- ular Bulgarian. troops. Following: the attack at the hé@e-

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= in eal , — — : ST LOUIS POS a ’ LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH / ’ , ‘ ee _ — _— r tie: _— om that such returns er en “16 Lafavette avenue, suffered a/| A special Washington Corre spond - assumption that the ; ; various postures in the upper ther. tee. ee ae $ . : ' , ‘ : : Suniption that there is no income were obligatory. \ ' - are (00 many | automs e x Donah els Jobs to Undertakers and fractured skull and = internal ir ent of the Post-Dispatch. of cells in the jail at Clayton yes- | sel for y° : ree ey a , me * —_ Jew & tee me 6S an. yeaterd ’ nt Sonevtahe. 1045.) from dividends. In an individual's | 1 on eg the Associated Industries | signals of the stop-go 4 R ‘ | | J co et , » gt erday, wnen | . sone , ; . terday afternoon, waiting for OW- | ruled that .u ‘ara ‘ +7 | ess W ec ver Hat Buyers. he was struck by a truck driven! WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-—-Mem-j|inecome is partly from dividends a pereae; :; RB tae they were not. Glendy/|5t. J :uls, and yester@ay —ga ere o ¥ 4 , | Niners of the PR sR me ey ard S. Williams, the iay evangel- |. Arnold, general counsel for dl struc ' = iby Andrew Arlington nf 148 | f the Ways and Means Com ind partly from muiseell @ I . r the 'structed the grand jury t p : — ' PVTisar e's é pa Tae, COT oO! , , Pe t migcelaneous post & Th : . ’ ca 8s : ¥ 4 'Sonlard etreet . ; Population, 5650 Health fhree men were injured vester- |] %™Y Set of TieuUres depends always; one simply deducts per cent for; thin ‘face flanked by the rods of | terday " cat Wr pe cay gated by the by ion of ail - F nd { a ’ Gi on. . | day when qa truck driven by George | °" what deductions ure taken iIntoly i eee oS | aie: tee] he begal “Roys,”” he said. | aw ay before sustice of the Peace | : we & ‘men 2 ec ve . Units of Five Persons Rdwards, amnegro, of 2°905X% W int account nolnal Ax | a ) ae so veg ae : sity ; ‘tiie sadn iW erremeyer at Cla yton to a charge Judge (;aver of the Court e ‘ Det tive n t 1 = te | some 7 : | Y .: a = 3 With respect to incomes th “3 i a Square 5S oter. as iti of operating P ri ile : i «'*rimin: t Correct 4 ni Cl i \ Each Are Needed. | eve whee ~eeliee Dy . Delmar t in : or orang “apart os sani $150 uo the t hile seri 7 ‘ = be Lie’ Ne that on the Jump off. | recent agit dhe ire —— a - will "9 Ca ae has r= TT ; ‘ - ?. , . es . . Ss t eS . ai = 2S = i; i 7 4 ? ‘ : Delma boult vard bow ee aight i] tax that would |, iE May a —s ‘= © a &i are. before I was ‘born’ again. road: wheats Sen m v3 tg Clayton ic canbe cides 145 NO at | ime Leased Wire From the New aS vn tore and cwaane as ? 3 . bey PE | LA ster Ss Slade: K, re | vi urs old. ‘ 5 ine if fhe treasury - rates | ce 3 : i a ye — tax | (‘row ding behind Williams were He was fined S28 or feed spoke. | , . ; ps ing rules, Asa Rureau of the Post-Dispatch. a | | ’ r) } of 4°05A \\ est San Franci«eco ave- | ante adopt d Hy (‘ongress - til Sultisx lll excess of ¢ Po ood, ' 20) women membere of local | - cA. ( ow ana costs eU enrorcement of the cc —— NEW YORK, Oct. ?1. —The Dis.- , d rense Vy gover Ts author. | ! ; ” Lester 11. ° The table includes n , } sarge BT Mis, i al ith ; walk in- | = = * to sfop-cgo signal dwgve *5 | rf ' ’ overnmental author : nue and ' Lester HH Volk 28, of | I ti includes normal! us well oh: ; man wi 1 $200,000 iIn-|] churches | lwo Brothers Stabbed to Death Pr a ? -_ nals, Judge Mix ad , Attorney's time limit for a i ¥ ifs Ta swracttloce rative \ere" iei » 7 ese . iZS114A W 1itti - * aftr? ayot 4 ’ A ¢ r, } ie surtauXxes und lis ly: wee ist) the 1) - *¢ © rom rrils¢ illenous £SOovrcees . By ’ als _ . te . ‘ itiZens are i : 5. ‘ *s ; : pve eh sicine | LORD RIBBLESDALE. et! FAS Were | , alii = adehtoars 0 hdineiis » of With them they had an organ, | Phe Aspociated L'ress. falsely ? . re down in the $683,000 Donahue ‘ mpoen a snowing of qualifications lefanding im the street near that peor Or a married man without would. sil rpris add 'S) ner-cent oft aa DOYLESTOWN >: ot als ) and fined. ; _ghow ve) ; = a ae | , oa, , , ear “i eng anna ie . a violin, and hymn _ books. rhe ad a, Oel of. & theft in the Hotel Plaza Sept. FO in the rr alm oft preventive red point were struck bes thie truck ‘ pendent . ’ » OF Pha SOO, o the amount ; : Relle ved to have be . ° | Among the intersect} a 5 nM ? tae As ry f | . : i : ' Present . teiven in the table f eA dark old jail rang with the hymn, | wave been shot and}, ae ee : Seo. expired last nicht. The closed ee tee feolne (hat armiv of health work. LORD RIBBL F | § ' rhe were taken.to Missourt Bap- esenr | roposed =f } ae)! t abie ror ‘ €150.000 y ; pre ; ye e | Stabbed bv robbers T) eT | there are no needless st , 000 s 7.0 ; > |idends,.the amount to be aaaea to Nine Profess Conversion. (52 years old and Thomas 50 Ni; jthe first installed in the e ever $65,009" for. rere ee La ! teensure af thése “‘d . : He Married in 1919. ition was said to be serious { yo 2a ebthe tale wont} is my a A half hour later mine of the than Ervin said his be . . by wa- a | Cc ty. By : ris and diamonds. | : a ; : : | ne ‘ hh octors of iy the Associated J*rTess - - . Oo aor - - ciaial , ra oe Oniy 7 pert prisoners two of thern charged énemien i } . ; yi a had no a 6 i l sLOp-£0o signals a, The ease was ordered before the Ins : eventive medt ine,”’ mse . ; , . j : ' . " a . ” eee ? = of $50.000., or $10,000, maki pt . ‘Ss 0 iS cnowiledge i; > POrartior 4 . ; id fixed s™ } | i ’ oo ——" LUNIDON, (ict. i -- Lord | Assistant Fire Chief and Chauffeur HOU 7.0 ey | the rota] tax $86,995 Pasi | with murder, announced they had | was unable to say whet “ wt i at citv. and yn _, all parts of 5 nd jury. / P 5) diate al of qualifications Ribblesdale died today. His widew | Injured. ! = Oot ss a * a been converted They prayed|/kept any c rm ee ner'tn et tn _ and officialy gay requests coma James P. Donahue and his wife, 3 ana training is surely eon ing. say : . : . i N ‘ om ? ay ; ‘ sf.00 i® | Iexamining thie inhe ane care | . - I any considerable umount of Linwe to come in for signals id q » , ‘ rt} helress we . t | Oy add the authorit! pathered t } is the former Mrs. John Jacob A Fire Department automobile, S000 1°5.50 [05 | what ked | "} aloud money about the house other places Howey th hig oer mat Bas “ ’ ' ’ tied 4 a4 fi ifie or - . = : , , ‘ ; ~~ 0.0 iUe i murTKei re cdductions yre> Pig ra" ‘ ie . : . . ales. WwW "er, er bY 4 o> ; : A | fiftv-fourth annual convention. of vy r, to whom he was married in| going to a $5 fire, collided with a 9,000 167.56 i835 in th inas —_ aad ni PY . What you boys need,” Wilhams |>-S-"*>;*;*+*>> a | DOCN Objections to them ret ha -— @ paene ote went before the grand ‘ 1U2: : , 9 Q etelids Ile Chisses LroTril S@.'?, } daown. —, ‘ a ‘ : . : ? ‘ : ’ ; and a oO ay. Hy the American Public Health Aso- | ' sedan at Leffingwel! ind Lucas | 10,000 5 #7 t.al 175! Tn some cases it is a cut of one- " oy d. . M niger ‘9 coms we rick O'Brien, 61, also charged with a Automobile Club of Missoutl Te eeand Pecora, ass'stant D's —) é | oe , ord Libblesdale Vt or : . 13.000, va: Or ‘ , ‘ ane cnock ell ou of you e ? ‘ : ; , ias been , -— a . &, 7 he . . elation at Hotel Statles ADlicrag = Hie 4 ate Fee born in| avenues at 10:30 &. m. today. As- “ ph pot 25 fifth in the total tax paid. In the! »oeks hell out of you by knocking murder. He was asked to pray | ¢y) at n inquiring into thelr use Me grict Attorney, divulged Scaffa’s : arouse dj piibile opinion 4 i}! de- i ‘ : : W haowWw, prior to her a ie : 9» 000 2o4ou 4a siuptis runs inv “Dp to 2 | - 0) ann ] ‘ \. 7 i ry UVUCK lm but had A hard t! f ‘. e ness Two signals which are in Ey } he ' ? ! mae . 4 a arriage ¢ 4“ . sistant Fire ¢ hief Frank A Devoto ’ ~ -» — _ . : . dint the the bad out It doesn't hi . j iS me oO it. Fk inally ‘ are Nel ; 4 a Re eka ts ae ’ = daughters by his first. wife, for-| ed at Mullanphy Hospital] for lacer- 60.000. S477 Fu 6 Bar humber ‘ I hh hanges. vet the ten-|if vou are a murderer, a second- | or fe pre: a were but dim blurs. | necessary. "newcomer is Sam I! ave whom. eral agents of em eid ' ' , epenkers at.aé>merly Charlotte Moncklon, but left | ations of the head and. body. | 7e 4 2 185 P 545; deney of Congress is to cut thejstory man, a sate -cracker, gang- lt] ; a ca soprano voices rang 4 Beaffa met, according to Pecora S\ance Co. and “i eri Se) | 48 to nm " : : ne : . : - , > ; "ate. is, pert - 4 e fe ij 4 ye 4 mioe 7 — ; , ‘ . , ’ ‘ | re ug t > ig ; , e+ " = :. : 4 _ . chet gk ne ee! or neg + f a ny heir to his title. His first wife Ethelbert P Lampkin 5560 Per- ah ane 1. £0” ka rie a still lowe and no adda to'ster. thief. or w hat variety of ‘red ccisiail de aliens mp hile Williams a ee Hot a ee ree care 10 per a or vt IP ESL PST ETE, OI i Associa- (died in 1911 ‘shing avenue, vice voy Brad dctcnitg ly eh ‘690 ther The table may be regarde >t! Wg T , “3 ar #50" individual canvass amon “George Hotel a week atter the ron- id: - : ' : °, t preside nt of the 1 ak s6@ ‘2 bes } regarded hot you are. The worse you are | a ST. LOUIS POST DIS 4 . pala. It s ! ~ : ‘- x , Te ; . ore BOO ,000 , - ) i.o “2 " ~ = : ig th 3 : » ; , . . 5 PA : ne “ hich has*¢a regi tpatic n in | American Thermometer Co., was 1°95 O00 as ned ni she andre as a fair index within round fig-| the more you need it. Does some- bene troy: rs, groping through the a | TCH grey. two pearls val ibe, yer ns of KOO, representative of the emans start to remove some of this | driving the sedan. He was oveaubell | pokey ' ; ee ae ! ’ 995 ures of what finally will be the, thing hurt inside.of you”? I can | mn, oa ns, — ms nds. Can't you Founded , Ke SEPM PULITAER . | The New York World and the | been added to entire country and Canada The | political uncertainty ‘* for failure to stop bie ear tet aatit . 4 na 4.0 aoa.wwe law show vou how to chase it away. the me . rude 4 he would sympa- Published D 7 . 1878. 'Post-Dispatch learned last night before the roo a a J gaat Dr John A. Farrell “R..S. Patterson, member of the|he heard no warning. He was not| _— : ; --|This is your chance, your Oppor- | Then me %: , 0 hy aa Co.. ‘Twelfth | Boulevard end Clten nan ‘i that Scaffa's detective agency fsiingpred. Seats of New York. director of the In- | Mxamination Teoard of the Depart- | injured, although both cars were | REPUBLICAN NAMED T0 FILL NE ‘p N PUT Itunity. You can go out nt tees o | wr henge sternly, You better | (Member Audit Bureau of Circulationg) © Patronized by the Prince George! who agreed to _— : : . W LA ~ set rig it ; ” . . a ’ | ; ete a Health Board of the; ment of Health in New Jersey, de-! wrecked. ef S ‘better man than lots of preachers | % a : : A pce ng ge te a . ASSOCIATED otel. N. M. Guotterson, manager that amount, oe ler v¢ : . ‘or : ArT pera . ‘ , : " ; . :1 Das : + a ar . son, 1% "Tle ' - ; ec ‘ress 8s exc! * " ‘ . eee ! oohonragenga owlg ba csi ] sgh sesupe of licensure, alone! | Devoto resides ut 3014 North | RALSTON’S SEAT IN SENATE ONE PER CENT | EVY “3 you will —— listen to the Lord. | wip netty larceriy war raids pa thee ie the, use for TeDublieatiom 2 oes on emt st ae Bye S054 vy. surgeon general « the asmnong : » state: Tan ‘nter ave , nh idnirar Just me r e 0 side | extern: torn “ te as - spatchies credited to it OF ner, : Hilams, ’ , Reo i eeecen wut es ‘ i ie states. ' mn lev nt r ave nue, and Schlenker | cabin ma ON $3000 INCOMES ist ren ember, we on the outside | gjye’ jn. "Youre aertel wall © terwise credited in this pa aan : | Pp ‘ who o'clock » i ‘ Stntes Public Hleuith Ser- | , at 3654 TLouisiana avenue The $5 rtritir - {obinson, Indianapolis are just as bad as you (iniv YOU | he in here 1 be ung to |\eocal news published therein. All rights qj has lived in the hotel for many Oct. 4 Layton vice, and Dr. W. A. Evans, health, Tells of kixamining Food Handl -jfire daniaged lace-curtains at 2822 - Attorney, Is Supporter of Cool- | —— : |got caught.” pa , boy,” Willams said ag] o..\siso inn Fn TN, pg Mal te months. The house detectives | Prince George publicist of «‘hicago. to Check Spread of Di oe CFS | Dayton street ~ idge Administration. = Continued from Page One. There Was a prayel another The | women trooy ed t fol] | SUBSCRIPTION RATES ] / were furnished by Scaffa's agency. turn at noon, rn - ts re eet | i | ar atit pcan? Tl —_s ed out follow- | "ANCE : , _ ghyiergre Personnel Sbhertace. Tt is semewhat illogical to insist : | By the Associated Press ler to revest himself of title. Chair hymn. Williams continued. Henry Ing him, leaving the _ prisoner | Daily and sundae, cas cae l j gam books showed #0 record of & the Jewes: There is a shortage of trained ' that the surreundings in whi . KIESLER OUT, KELLER TAKES INDIANAPOLIS. Ind ee) ee : mar Cre 7 ty ' , > = ’ -|Sadler. 61 vears old, charged v ith |alone save for three r ; crs Vaily. without Sunday. one year... } , om let to Scaffa Oct. 6 or 7 & Son, got $65 . personnel, neserted lor Farrell, |food is handled be at gre eatl OVER —a Robi 1 oa Owe ms Ze il * = ig Representative chicken stealing. was the first te m aeputy, Pt ds i.” Sue and | PaRSAy Only Se, Veer. 2 ‘onaget* ; iwhen he says he took Sam Layton returned to t . ‘ ; ‘1e j ATU . 4 ISO! te vy - rairner mqeciares: renea! ,f ec | * ty =t . > riso * oo » «+ & : : A Who presented 2 SHTITNATS of to demand the same thin ae rg | LIQUIDATION OF BANKS : — ee previsions ae ee peal of these | pbreak down He asked Williams | were still for perhaps a Fa nee | Goney order or M. Lows Seenaaae ae = TOOM Ww hich he obtained for “They went f survey mate by the Foundation persons handling it Dr 4 ' — Special to t) Post-Disnatch lattorney, has been appointed United leopho! aS ys eave as large to pray for’ him Then came |! ute Then thev inline yy bokit mmin- | Delivered by —~, —— or out-of-tows © the gem negotiations. ‘|been previo : ; . . : . . 2ouis a a 2 Lh ° 7 ‘ 4 ‘ » \o . mPnoie ror aX evasivo?! rf a +y , . Ye ’ g . AAC ’ me ez p . eaiere. 5> " : ns @y the nation's needs. *A sty Gloyne, health officer of K; . eogg eERSON CITY. Oct. 21.—!States Senator by Gov. Jackson to} sugyvested ating ‘reato - ry] > ti Roosevelt Warren, a 19-yearsgid | magazines and lying eit —— Daily only. 50c month: Sunday Ie . Gutterson said Scaffa could occasion by Mr of 290 eqgunty health organiza ‘pn City Kan., pointed out 1 oot ta He Kiesler of Perryville has re- | serve in the place of the 1 S tect themsel\ . \ “i trPocaraae pro-jnegro charged with murder ihe “Aw, hell,” one of the m finall Ent cone “ have used Williams’ room, OF tak.| ment contin o« . y, WAN, i a report signed as sails a : e place of 1 late Sam- et themselves by inserting clauses awe sonar 4 ie ll ' ally d as second-c! 2 ot in S32 states was made the basis of to the Industrial Hvygi i @ report | signed as Special Deputy Finance | ee se in truete reauiring | Cruing Clauses | prayed long and lustily. Then Pat\ said. ‘I gotta’ wash a shirt.” ’ L879. rt) ‘the Saw imme matter 2am een a room for two or three hours| Known man the computation P ' “ ria Veiene section Commissioner. in charge of liqui- | uel NJ Raiston until the 19°S gen- “aa requiring enetie laries to =_ - - - & . Pell View fren - rz “for conference” without register- Scaffa all the : ; oday on our ‘ears’ e . | Annet Site ; ; Mav the tax. “ x “lor the purposes of the present | with an or tiles years experience dation of the defunct Bank of Oak eral election W hole-hearted sup- os a , = ing. . / the handbag eatimate.”” sald [I>r. Farrel] “twenty zie re ’ np yi re quiring exam- | Ridge and Farmers’ Rank of Daisy. port of the administration of Presi- (>), K. Davis, re presenting the Na- j te, : Rut thts ta the first intelligence it contained. % re ’ i ) _r . ~ie | . - ee 7 | : , ? io “nreiyen Tr . : +] ae , oe thoueand inhabitants may be re- pecs oe } ilandlers to check ! both in Cape Girardeau County. dent ¢ oolidge Rivne an influential eae nal Fore rash Trade ( ounctli, asked ory / . i . . _ of Scaffa's inferest in the hotel wrapped in garded as constituting nm satisfac- g % " BOane. i\The insolvent bank division of the factor in tobinson’s choice. Rob- for exemption from taxation of in- ‘ v sa eeebetnety er fee OO ona — ~ An 2 ™~, \ ah business. Formerly he was iden- rown M : tory unit for local health organi- | Phe examination eliminates per- | St#te Finance Department today inson pleaded his allegiance to the pNeMe of American citizens resi- e) ) SSEISHHESELISIESSEIESSHIEEE SEES SSIES SSIES SEES ESE SSSR Ege Sage SEES Sty tifted as a private detective for; cooked them tien whe MAI ehOUld consist of |°2"% WhO are in the active gage of | *PPoinio’ ©. S. Keller of, Chaffee |national administration, and this! gaged in the promotion « bgp TN. oe ) PS SEE ERS EEE SiR EChubb & Son, agents for the Fed- articles were ia medical health officer, two public asjoshe ages * and who are con- ‘o continue the liquidation of the | was echoed in the Governor's an- ie ab nati — of Amer!- | S i» Aa preasess HSER iititiiitae caiaaiaaraganaaanaaeeeaeeeecasssnaesccecenaeegeeeasagy batenaEN ; | af | Insurance Co.. which had “e tite unks ; 1% health nurses, a sanitary inspector stantly giving off live tubercle ba- iwo hanks, ;nouncement, made last night. oF ee | Ya. , Sees | ~~ OSM Sh > : RS Written a policy for the Donahue cash. and a stenographer-clerk. Count- ceili.’ Dr. Gloyne said. “Such tIn- Kessler was associafed with ig | The appointee is 44 | } Permission for partnerships to | a : Bisscen MM ~arla. ‘They then | : ing the nation’s population as 113,- |dividuals are not ieommon | father and two brothers in the . om years old, elect to be taxed as corporations 3 SENS : a Looking for Sam Layton. known mon [ . . Hoo 000, there would he needed around food establishmpnts where erry (‘ountv Rank of Perryville was bor nin Oho and has been u“ was proposed by William S .on- sisgedsi: ; + M Last night Pecora sald: “We'd ton. Mr. on £650 suth, health units On thia |) "0° eXamination ‘is required. Can Which closed Oct. 9% and’ involved | resident of Indiana for 21 years. He mett. sp aking for the (*hicago SHPIME SEER sosets Bee Sts: like to get hold of Sam Layton, no other clew basis the country needs 5650 bealth |“myone cite any sanitary condition the closing of three others South-:;is a former State Senator and an Stock Exchange Representative _ +t st fete — ss regecegey me feel his arrest would break identity, lth officers. 11.200 public health |@"0Uund a food establishment which least Missouri banks, the Appleton | army officer in the world m "="; Mills, Republican, New York, sug- g3SsSsissisd: , ; i - ' | RES BMithe whole case.” ~ | certain thas ——— *pe ; . , ; ; ’ , i« ’ i Sr 1 the rors Vo e ans eesesers os PIT : ssea ut rees, 5650 sanitary officers and ‘is so apt to aid in the transmis- Bank of Old Appleton, Cape Girar- . — H rested there was no stopping place selsteteseses sifsragagegeges $3 A Inspector John D. Coughlin, head He profe 5650 office assistants.” ,, Sion of tuberculosis ag a. person deau County; the Farmers’ Bank was for nearly two years Judgy of on such a suggestion. > | epee tite SESE SESETESE | - ‘Bof the detective division, who knowledge of Clerical personnel and sanitary | Who is keeping the organism at the of Ste. Genevieve, Ste. Genevieve 'a County Court under recéSs ap- Charles O'Connor Hennessey of 4 ee ) sigessdeszsases yg calied on Pecora, was asked if his whereabouts. jnepectors can usually be trained | proper temperature and giving County. and the Bank of Frohna, pointment. , 'New York, appearing for ("nited : SEEING Ra setts 4 hen were after Layton and re- Scaffa admit « locally, and there is not, apparent- them off in a live. virulent form Perry County. Liquidation funds! ‘Jn 1922 he ran for the Republic- States League of Local , Building Sets iii “Ge Plled: “You bet they're after him.” podbot ape ly any great shortage in the sup-:| with enough moisture to insure of the Bank of Oak Ridge and the | &n nomination for the United @nd Loan Associations, ‘proposed | | oH tH iH “8 And Scaffa affirmed that he, too, oe pee é ply of sanitary engineess or tech- i their ‘delivery in go00d condition to Farmers’ Rank of Daisy are de- Stiute S Senate. being defeated by Al- that exemptions allowed incom: & sitessitsy peesettete % as after Layton. weeny ca e. pean sald. Dr. Farrell. But | new fields of destruction?” posited in the Perry County Bank, | bert J. Beveridge and running ap- from investments in building and .. MEE | . F ; sites m "me Police recalled frequent at- peering ge’ fat ee nee “a most urg-| He cited the ‘horrible examples”. it was said, but these deposits; Ppreciably behind Harry 8 New |loan associations we increased | ~ | BBE a! empts of thieves to turn over loot ee : . : . +4 , nea —s ; ' . = 2 , \ ] Sees . telets seem ” ‘ iia ny «0B tgp - aith of- Peg butchers or grocers who sneezed a. . onstitute a pretered claim | now Postmaster-CGeneral. from $300 to $500 This exem})- pegegescs: , = 3353 or ransom or reward. They said: . ; 1 nurses, ‘in their apron . TS , unaer the State banking law Ritalston Was ;% > oprat a acl tion mpplie ‘han We — we Pescesenes Sareea cep PERT ree. theese te Stitt BI was Health Officers Needed | waren pro and then used the , set rig on Was a Democrat, having | ~~ —" we “ m n profits of organi- | ~ | Sa - hn ‘ BSS. “ being done regularly. There hin th « mead far 7600 - st . it ' to wipe the scales, and defeated Beveridge. zations are returned entirely to in- | . | Sa ! STP ee eeee EST hs, D SSeeeaea tee = 4 resteete setegal ‘ Phe traditional police proceedure. ‘ ‘ iealth of a waitrese who carried over ; Visible dirt was concerned that. Vestors - 4 Bee SSEIitigHisnioinnnis: ’ Rriginiritignsiiink: siesherisgy ertetegs HS “4 ® crook ia le sree vag a supply of 1300," he | diseased arm a towel she used on was all that was panne utohety ae Ts, ' mgits : oH ath DHHHE eh: geieesittsscssassssesesssay SS SEINE sStiHtte } ie Plant. ab oat baty bo paec yal asserted, According to my esti- | wipe plates. : ais BICYCLE THIEF COULDN'T RIDE GENE L E ~ ye Titiserestiisss erepsrtht TT eeeeeeessseeee stat egreeseas ce, Steg a pestss: boas Sos Spite Soisssssseletgassesseetessseseaeeeeses i / 5: tectives are v : for the app mates, 14,000 publi@ health. nurses | “Intestinal lis ' Buffalo, N. ¥.. Chosen for Next! " RA LECTRIC ‘ SSIStiges33 oteSeeeeesesSee? 6g, SSteEEETIONS, «= Feber sees . FF S 2 if: spegete ctieseseseseaeeead >. roo © concealed “ts Ratene tes Sm : € . Pas +] ; . . . . °° , . tel. Layton was apparently with- tnt 1 \¢ respiratory disenses other than tn. here wer i : 1 just as to prior right in the invention, but ‘ mm, ’ PP y . . nited States is encouraging. There berculosis has made little ehadu | " ss Ms a4 Visited = thi Robert [the man was remounting again. this, too. was eventually sé ttled mt e oe . r Out fear. Pecoran enid the man me ° Bes -— , ‘ fav. NOCH spital Ne De on : ; sisi ‘ 7 SF , * ; ' fs * tendene y to Improve the qual- Tr we xnend all or most of our time This Os} sna | Downey took thie man to North Dr. Langmuir’s favor : walked into the room obtained by ity and quantity of health work inspecting the inanimate obfect ' is mierhing, another group | Market Street Station, where he It j ‘stimated the . 2 . ffa. He drew out a paper par- P ° ‘ ) ‘inite muNnicine: - » SS bALe ‘re are p | *s . wg Met and young women of | the food establishment, the ek [1 seme pamicigal water warks 1 Oeve Shee ee ORE we than 36.cenere laien ensiawaniet tae containing § two strings of e@ best type are hearin : ale | -!pumping station and = filters at|many, addresses. . He hi: aad Lele. eduseithe se a rte eat Pearls Tih Ecieetete of 0) « more sonnel also puts only a passing {m- | Chain of Rocks Wy 0 = ae fps H had been ithe invention® now in operation in fo The —_ h and other stones. Scaffa coog they tong i o hepegagaaall ed oe (tee Meee afl tke women were cueste at a lunch | 4 ithe United States. a time has passed when low door and invite them to ride. But | iB * tages they were not spurt- mublic health.” spreading disease thems | 5 dave grag ghey oneaedlie - ~~ : : / — le a f oy a iisetves. Somel eon at the Town Ci: a 4 rice in an , ; rew from his pocket Dr..Evans declared that Illinois | have thourht that [f they eae oe ae low nClub. The conven- | i 5 Pp automobile requires prouder still of the way its per- | 365.900 ana passed it over. Layton ~~. . lien: their place cledn. so far ss fomorox, ssion | | ss | you to sacrifice your pride in formance impresses them. It’s | ned ont | comparative! ; few sf ! » _s ' oOMmMmorrow. ' « f) , pe . coger ) ~~ de (gata “een —_— ee — | * | ‘* appearance, or to accept a low great to have the mottabundione of . . Sabet Stones Not Insured. ; ; ‘ im nave! = ; ; cora’ ate . no particular interest in public | \V ALY Me Ou as as M | oo standard of performance. Today's knowing that you have inv ted ; that the Jewel thief Bran ge bealeh work,” he sald. “Some of | / , ee 5) Oldsmobile Six has changed all wisely — that the Great ta Einely moment or bad cunningly them are doctors. some undertak-. EEE | ’ ee reater aut | 7 7 ak- } g . : ited . ers, some farmers, some merchants | - o- | | that. Brae s a car you will be and Finer Performance of this , et “ae dip scl mi pen. a » ‘* a “iy i % % 4 > nd some hat buyers.” For this ing GY | Xe proud to display to your most latest Oldsmobile make it a valt : od, just the day before ths situation, Ir. Evans blamed largely YY Yj sith t NOW LO | . critical fri ds ud ° . a vaiue : wi , completely 7, oe CATED 6 ends—proud to open its with : ‘with two middle stones coat- ; the insecurity of the work, the un- Yj out equal today. & $60,006: these were not covéred vis | stable tenure of office 7 yy - A : | ) Gy r a PY the insurance . Att : A r | =~ . a o on = * > reality natin vom i oe | c, DE LUXE AUTO : m noes of these two stones,” re- . ec : the merit of licensing yee hoe S MOBILE CO. . otra etic a Bh aay e service } - “as not ye = EER cee ce men | | r 7 P. H. BROCKMAN, President ice ‘canaaniiam secant aes and women anxious to render pub- | | : 3107-3111 Locust Street _ “Mr. Scaffa told me a wea abe Me service unless there is some en. | = | © m the presence of Inspector Cough- tity of professionalism, with the | @ | ~. Bomont 2810 Detect ’ ee ane term and habit. | ig HEINRICH AUTO CO ‘tective Coleman, Mr. Dona- menta that other prof nai | c 5123 Del ” FOSTER MOTOR CO KNIGH’ ete ee ee eae professions have | © elmar Boul. 2914-16 Washi HT MOTOR CO., sn the morning of Tuesday, Oct taken on. By all means let us try | e ) ashington 1512 L S » he 7 ; _— Meengure.” , | — : received a telephone call :, ina i w. : te be mean man who asked : : ¢ was interested in the a plored “the tragic insta (N Se h) ; i nees of ear vent ‘turn of the stolen Donahue jew- those com ‘ | > ) “Ty. Mr. Seaffa said he was, as || W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE COMPANY ), be ! Wivate detective for the Federal | A 3 | > rance Co, The unknown man > ,, j ' ~~ ye mked if any reward would be paid ir the return of the jewelry and. —_— | : ST. LOUIS, MO. ONO | OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS eye | r. Seaffa told the unknown man ' . : ; Let us have some sort of . licensing and by all : ae cally gave their lives for public| | 9 | er health service, and were kicked out! a Eepsccnesc)| Youll know y &: cea Ba oF ¥e eaamacatia * ha - pt y +

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH \ ; . . 7 WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1995, ’ CNR. CET T ag ae are ar Po gy OR eer wr 2 . * EE RE RE LO TT ET ae eee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH be ats i ¥ + t n-ne ee - - _—- , TRAFFIC LIGHTS ARE 8 = TOBE INVESTIGATE 5000 PAID BY BIER | } ‘7 lj has no Aau- thi oa eee 6 SCRe algnals ts. dice Trying to Find Out iis Aare veIng r , . » ned arrested igewdown in the $683,000 Donahue theft in the Hotel Plaza Sept Al : rT i i fie ’ 4 , ‘> . . " rr and , Lo er where Mepepired last night. The-closed more mT, rr Y} way ly ‘ . : ‘end i ' : : SLOM-pr, “le. ‘ for t4 are] Thieves stopped. : ; IMs 7 \1 ; \ ; | found Ol oe ad New; tead The District Attorney S office gave . : pt . nae Pw ryt Piped ; f ¢ ’ ; Cc ¢ Jan) P : nq l_o- out the story qi] N o- j ; ‘af a. for- ist and Clara and Page — ea : broth- a rE eon | os rap ) Che sig. mer Pinkerton man who handed about mas 2 «§4ithae was over $65,000 ior return of the : Lad | / ’ ’ ; ; » . AS vs 0 No . ay i] ear cyt. ° , linrmondae " . pare and diamona had no! Aner re Si slODp-£o aignals ne . was ordered before the ; ’ Oner : Few —_ . Ww 4 The CASE an . : ma fi ' _ 2 6©All Parts of the 8 grand jury. | ev had ae, ANG OFF Se SaY requests con. James P. Donahue and his wife, | inwue ’s) . ’ * ‘ » , " ; . ~~ ‘* ; sa} unt of atthe | . ‘ igna Nn nt the Woo!lwort! f°] ’ Ss. ee | ; S']T)- ide inh face a ere have dand went before the grand | MEM eomobile Cun °°.,2% today. | with |) b. prin ‘uh of Misrourt SPerdinand Pecora, ass'stant Dis-! vl : ias pee ; " y ; ” " . ° ‘A pray | tpine Ti. > moO thelr use Sit Attorney, divulged Scaffa’s| /UIN@ss ' hie ., " ‘ f ; te | BOY | eee arn nny were Are in mer when the private detective’s| us ali iq; na ey Derating Cor. at ' week of grace expire l-and left the a4 ei 7 st 7 . : ’ i . " — 1 oe 3 -discopnerct.* mtifef still at large. The mys- ’ : ok eee | ™ © »f wy : a. ’ . % : ' ms ° ther | | ae wore The ery was thicken d. Scaffa’s story ii* mT \ rit ,er) : , . . ~~ ’ : irke : Fy 7 ay and Mary- ‘ another 1! Mm on thie roster ; ; Pe eere Wius (erie , ; , ; . ” . . — One be- | wo M aa OF @ Well-known Unknowns rhe : a ?a ft) ’ in 7c Pe , ; : . e 5 . bh] irs inecessary — , oa pewromer is Pam” Layton, wnom rang | Reaffa met. accord ner to I? roRma'’s | Miiams | — announcement, in the Pringe os ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH fie The New York World and the t vou LITZk1e BVM pa- - re ye i2.. 318 Post-Dispatch lk arn: 1 Iaqet night MOved. | eo re, if “T 4 ony a tzer Py biish ne mmat Seaffa’s detective agency is better | (Member Au it Bures of | eerie s oe, ‘pai mized by the Prince George MEMBER OF THE ASSOCTAT ED pry Ss 1 N. M. Gutterson, manager harce:| titled Associated ~—ae is sively e®- the hotel. said that Scaffa has last to lerwiee , “edited ‘in ? oe ale ee not™ oth. parfner, y. A. Williams, no | PUNE to | local news published theres "All ts _ lived in the hotel for many Said aw)... so res oe The house detectives | Boliow. | UO BSCRIPTION. RATES BY MAIL IN me surmiahed by Scaffa's agency ohepdee ADVANCI , The books showed no record of a risoners | Oeily er tout Gander, saw’ =>: 8!0 + woom let to Scaffa Oct. 6 or 7) ere and og ye PEN ve iF ee 5 on mnen he says he took Sam Layton’ eo erS | money order or Rt. Louis exchange. © @ room which he obtiined for’ *. “a Delivered by ¢ » Mm. a er or « it-of-town ithe gem negotiations ‘| Dally only. 60c. month Siinday 10¢ a i Guttersom said scaffa could n finally eterel~ as —. 1am e xrave used Williams room, or tak- ” " | (878. ot the Postorti ma ae. took” Ae *n a room for two or three hours mel ive FROM “for conference” without register-| i Scaffa’s inferest in . the hote! muea 28 a private detective for Insurance (Co., which had! tten a policy for the Donahue| | Leoking for Sam Layton. % get hold of San Layton.| © feel his arrest would break | whole case.” | Inspector John D. Coughlin, head, the detective division, who’ 4-On Pecora, was asked if his i Were after Isayvfon and re- ma! “You bet thev’re after him.” | And Scaffa affirmed that he, too, | ’ after Layton. | Police recalled frequent at-| ipts of thieves to turn over loot | ransom or reward. They safd Was being done recularly. There a traditional police proc edure., | e crook is led on. There is a nt. Marked money is used. De- ives are concealed in nearby bms., Dictaphones are frequently | led. All this roes on quietly claim suspicion. And at the mo- | t of transaction the crook is'| | According to Scafta'’s story. Stm yeOnmet him in the hotel lobbv wee headquarters are not far off In three directions are police melons. q By Gutterson’s statement, there umably one or more men Seaffa agency in the ho- : layton was apparently with- | , fear. Pecora said the man Into the room obtained by | =m He drew out a paper par- OMainine two strings of | : Q@nd other stones Scaffa | G Satisfied they were not spuri- . He drew from his pocket invite them to ride. But still of the way its per- . 900 4nd passed it over. Layton > impresses them. It’s ~ “ay y ida ee ; ( mm Two Stones Not Insured. 7 have the satisfaction of 2 Ms statement brsurht out | that you have invested - m the jewel thief lighted on a y - ~ moment or had cunninely | that the Greater Beauty ( Meena for it. The two fine strines | r PisiTeeenre of this smobile make it a value ~ Olored pearls were com- Just the dav before the | aWith two middie stones cost- | 27, ‘Cy qual today. hs 000: these were not cov ered | - a insurance. ; 1025 ~ “Mr. Donahue’s share of the) ic Tan some 10 per cent of | its) Value of these two stones.”’ re- | LE CO. C eee Pecora. “I -am told the! 5 a Ras not yet been paid.” | at eee Statement read in part: t ai Presence of Inspector Cough- Detective Coleman, Mr. Dona- P 8nd the latter's attorney that Ethe morning of Tuesday, Oct. Fectived a .telephone call 8m unknown man who asked ; m™ if he was interested in the | , A 8 of the stolen Donahue jew- | 3 : . 7 Mr. Scaffa sgid he was, as) > | 2 detective for the Fedéral “~ - KNIGHT MOTOR CO. | 1512 Locust St. ~ re) ar? I werar e Co. The unknown man |! eee if any reward would be paid return of the jewelry and | fa-told the unknown man ISURANCE AGENTS ARSTOLEN GEMS Coe. a ; 3 ; * Jury to Act Detective Says He| : | Was Medium Through bns . eine Ks ti a d | * 10 any automatic capa a Which Donahue Jewels MBI ries ~* 8 BOP-BO variety | ‘ iy |St. Touts, and yesteraay pe 7 @ Were Recovered. hg hae : Brand jury to inye ‘ ¥ merce ; ? sti. ire. x ty | le Cniled ther, indis. AY OF $683,000 Lif ine . places yx here Pe \ "Sey WOOT NOT RETURNED | | eS ae . . rea, “Aving / ~ isd stflarjt, iS gives - os > ‘ BNW: Neratic ord ty 88 Siven by the Who Got Money, but ty Vers : ) . - ssi? )}’ d@le. " : F ; Rasice | =! urd of Aldermen Detective Can't Give fine ee cl irRe ie ; ; at (Sourt of 'riminal ‘Orrecthor hae : ; lat a | reeseOn Das ruled Definite Clew. it thie - Padied that the Traffic ae layton 3 “WNCii Similarly has no ‘uthority mr Leased Wire From the New yke ~ PETKING rules. As a resus Werk Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. of t hy council's NEW VORK, Oct. 21. The Dis-| ' - i’ 4 \liw ‘ = »@ ‘rt > iryy) ‘ ath . - . be MIX added. ae Attorney = time limit for a | oO aast fight Pecora said: ‘“We'a|t”- — - ' later in the day.” scaffa then took up the matte: . rai agents of the Federal Insur- ince (0. and was told a reward of ‘vy per cent or $65,000 would bs paid It was ‘then recalled that vO pearls valued at $60.000- had | peen added to the necklace the day before the robbery and were not ingured. Scaffa went to Donahue ‘nO agreed to pay 10 per cent of that amount. Get $565.000 in Currency. “At 9 o'clock in the morning of Oct. 7, Layton met Scaffa at th: Prince George and agreed to re- ‘urn at noon, prepared to deliver ine jewels. Scaffa went to Chubb & Son, got $65,000 in currency, and returned to the hotel. “They went to a room which had been previously engaged for the foccasion by Mr. Scaffa,”’ the state- ment continues. “There the un- known man turned over to Mr \Scaffa all the stolen jewelry except ng. ithe handbag and $70 in cash which But this te the first intelligence | !! contained. The articles were wrapped in an ordinary piece of looked them over, assumed that the ube & Son. agenis for the Feq@-/ 4'tticles were genuine and paid over ito the unknown man $65,000 in ¢“They then parted.- The § un- known man said he was.Sam Lay- Mr. Scaffa professes to have a reward with Chubb-& Son. gen- r isiness. Formeriv he was iden. LPrown ‘Manila paper. Mr. Scaffa/j| | ; |@ reward would be paid. The un- | ANOWNn man said he would call up| WILDA BENNETT. a — —_ W | | 'made an impassioned speech, full : , Te $y | Was her third husband. DA BENNE StH] of fist-shaking, but des isted when | Thre eae a nd : fol) | ree parcels of property fn the FIR A IF ATINN PENS rhe runner-up. was a woman had had considerable holdings | r ( ) ‘ _r —T . . i ; . whe paid for 15 machines. Women. | were sold at “auction: from the ! ‘Handsome ( Actress Being Sued for $100,000 Ali Pir MACHINE GRACE A. LEATHE ‘BUYERS MEET AND BROKE; HER DEBTS VOICE COMPLANTS TOTAL $859,000 ; ' ; | Committee’ Appointed ta! Widow of St. Louisan In- Receive Evidence to Be! herited His Estate, Orice Federal Authorities. | mately $300,000. ' — _—_— —— } . . ’, 4 St. Louis. is broke. Out of $3,000,000 left by her hus- band, Samuel H. Leathe, 18 years meet to discuss the fime arts and world affairs, yesterday echoed to sad tales of the pie and sandwiéh mar°rts., Two hundred investors in SsSunny | ago, She has only $600. Her debts Jim” food vendinz machines as-| total $859,28v. sembled there, each bringing at This statement of her financial || least one complaint. Those who | condition was contained in a volun- paid for machines which were not | delivered were bitter against the | Automat Sales Co., tary petition in oankruptcy filed Those who received the machines, | of continuous litigation were th but found them useless without ples and sandwiches, were . hitter toward the Automat Service Co., which contracted to supply the machines for,10 years but gave up after seven months and went into Yankruptcy. lt was a hitter afternoon. An Impassioned Speech. One speaker said he had paid for four machines. He got a laugh | - . “a O : é I nes I Ti e ;trom those who had bought only cee ane mines is Southern -,| Tilinois,” Mrs. Leathe said. as she one. Another said he had paid for , ; 10 and received six. But the cham- _— pS samy recker 7 her une, Pion victim’ of the day was an Eas- ton avenue merchant. “How many asked the chair- |} man. “Sixteen, that’s all,”’ was the re- Ss | Ply. “*I Want my money back and I i chief means by which the inheri- tance was depleted. In Near, Destitution. ! |titution in a small room at the | Metropole Hotel, Chicago. She is | 58 years old, but -declared today _that In spite of her age she was not discouraged, ard. I will go to worx and build up a business for myself.” Leathe, by whom the estate was amassed, was an eccentric realty broker and art connoisseur. He “> . died here in 1907. He was about want it right now.” The eg | speaker 40 years older than his wife and 1OW VictiMs assured him no one : . , ng neighborhood of Twentieth and in tne room had his money. Washington avenue. where |eathe . » - } ' . mrinat . , . ° i . many of them proprietors of con- | courthouse steps here last June for : f q*? } Tye} _ “are ) ] . ry? ] . ; >) ° : | fectioneri« nd other small shops| $242,600 despite Mrs. Leathes pro- a - — ’ 1" his heatr . | ry ’ > 4 hy harlev’ Frey Sits/|@® WHtco then livelihood depend- | test. They were the last of Leathe’s aa . ed for Ta } if ff 7% > nH eecarn lag | on 4 Jeside Actréss Accused by sees alias | haltof the assemblage. |real estate holdings. vESIGE ACESS, ACCuSed J rhe machineg’were sold for $125 to | Among the _ creditors listed in > P? ; $° i ‘ ( t¢ rrTocers } Y “ 7 | « j oc + , tof His Wife. >-J0 each to grocers, pharmacies, | Mrs. Leathe’s petition are: Henry drug stores;-eonfectioneries, fill-|Leschen of St. Louis, $200. 100; _aeen anne |ing Stations, factories and wher-|Scottish Rite Cathedral Associa- ¢ ‘ By lTeased Wire From the New their eloquence. Twélve hundred!B. Zittle Chicago, $123,000 on ai York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. tn} . : | poe sd eal ny “ie . r | were installed in St. Louis, and as/| loan; Untermeyer & Mayer, New NEW YORK, Oct. 21.—A legalj m iny more were paid for but nor! York attorneys, $10,000: R. (* drama of conflict between two/| delivered: |'Woods and J. M. Larimer.- Chi-| women overithe affections of the | “Coming and Going.” cago lawyers, $5000 each. ever the automat sales staff spread ition of St. Louis, $35,000; Samuel told the audience he was in “‘the!A.~Leschen & Sons Rope Co. %nd |unfolde n the Supreme Court in| ‘lia? . , ! nfoided in the Supreme Cour ‘N!} humiliating position of having |80n of Henry Leschen, said today no other clew to the unknown man's | identity, although he feels quite certain that the name was assumed. tie professes to have no further | Knowledge of the man's identity or| whereabouts. . 4 Scaffa admitted to me that at no time did he inform the police! authorities of the negotiations or | communicate with them in any way until thé recovery of the jewels had been effécted. He claims that on Friday, Oct. 9, the unknown man called him again and asked if any further reward would be paid. Scaffa told him the insurance com- pany would pay a reward of $500 i'Freys had been hearts in Louisville. They were liy- d . |60 Days for Passing Bad Check, | for the apprehension of the thief or | thieves, and the man said he hoped | vithin a few days to be able to ‘give Scaffa such information as would lead to the arrest of the thief. “That apparently is the last Scaf- shall present the facts to the grand jury for appropriate action.” FRENCH QUIT ADVANCED POST FEZ, French Morocco, Oct. 21.— The French outpost at Sidi Bou- Mineola in the Katherine M. Bennett, musical comedy actress. The case was begun before Jus- tice Faber and The high-priced affections. are tria} of the $100,000 | bought some machines and sold/|that his father had had no actual alienation action brought by Mrs.| some,” which prompted the chhir-| claim against the Leathe estate. He, Frey against Wilda} man to remark. “They got vou expressed the opinion that the coming and going.” $200,000 represented only a con- Everyone agreed something | tingent liability growing out of a should be doyle about the local sit- |real estate transaction and long a jury yesterday. } forgotten as hdving nothing but a ee lei ‘ } uation; and a committee was ap-/| those of Charles C. Frey, sports-| poinfed to receive evidence from |theoretical value. man and race horse owner. He wasj investors and lay- it “before the Seeks Civil Service extension. in court yesterday afternoon. sit- ting most of the time beside Miss Bennett, apparently enjoying the proceedings. He heard himself de- scribed ae “Handsome Charley Frey from Kentucky, dazzled bv a pampered pet Frey’s lawyer told a friend that he would get al, divorce in Par knew anything Mrs. Frey sea In his opening statement Mrs. Frey's attorney. pictured the actress as a love pirate who saw Frey, |kept after him The lawyer when Frey met she lured him The attorney was running a bling house in ‘ing happily together in New York ;land home, counsel said. and there | George W. Wilson was sentenced | Miss Bennett and he discharged all ef Miss Ben- | t 69 days in the workhouse today | away )nett's servants and hired new ones.|for passing a worthless check for declared that Frey William J. Fallon, attorney for|$25 at the National Bank of Con- fashionable gam-/| Miss Bennett, ridiculed Edwards’|merce. He represented himsel? New York fina an-.| recital, characterizing it as ‘a great!a former Salvation Army officer fa where he first | literary piece of fiction.” j;coming to St. Louis from Chicago other in Sarato met Miss Benns« tress frequently in a Ford. (Once, he said, Mrs long before he saw Miss Bennett. |\Frey protested ' ' far heard of this unknown man. I|red roaster parked in front of her! ed in the household and that Mrs. Mrs. Aileen Smith, 27 years old, | home and Frey ff Ty A wr a ; of Broadway. Mrs./ several] investors for conferen _ q\ no? i 4 rr ; = al i that |] rey ead The committee also will « ndeavor tt. He said the ac. “We will show,” Fallon said. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.—Res- tforation in the new revenue law of the requirements of civil serv- ice status for deputy collectors of internal revenue js urged by Robert Prosecuting Attorns yy andi post- office Department., Former Pros- ecuting Attorney Ernest ss ; which took the ir ; today at ( hic ago. [ nfortunate re al money and wknt into receivership. | estate investments and the expenses | fr : > i" " 4 ej+rom a French count who would Mrs. Leathe is living in near des. | “I once made a million operating | |“and I'll do it again. I am no cow. | A white-haire ai ‘ose di arry . eesene resident o husband of one of them. is beine| hi l man rose and | Ha ry 2 ehen, p) esider f i AO SEALS | Catherwood, president of the Na-| tional Civil Service Reform League, | ichines are undelivered charged that since the act of 19132 | ulated positions to make room for! . 5 ‘Hopper and Sixth Bride TWO VStTORS STABBED 1 Congratulated by No. 3 AT HOUSE ON nEIMAR 4 A eee — Unidentified Man Attacks Parl Tromley and Dr. June B, Lohan. ee a A West Virginia physician at- tending the American Public |Health Association convention here | ahd a Callfornia accountant were | stabbed early today by an unidenti- \fied man tn the jrallway of a Del- mar boulevard house. They appeared at &8t.. Luke’s Hospital at 4 a.m. in a taxicab, | the driver of which said ‘he found them in the doorway of a store at 5102 Delmar. The accountant, |Eariv Tromley, 36 years old, of San Diewo. had two wounds in the back. and the physician, Dr. June B. Lohan, was cut on the hands. Tromley, whose condition is serious, told police that he and Dr. Ifhan were visiting Mra. Alice Smith at 5102A Delmar boulevard and were descending the stairs to leave when a man attacked them with a knife. Dr. Lohan, at Hotel Statler to- day. was reticent. He sald the hallway was dark. He said the man attacked Tromley and that he interfered to save his friend. After guarding the house (for several hpurs, police , forced = en- trance and® found that the - occu- pants had departed. The place wae rented in the name of Effte Smith. a few vears | ago as a member of the San Fran.- | ,' i ea C | ciseo Comic Opera Co., and was in je os . IMPORTANT RAIL JUNCTION | concert ‘ork ows | > Wee y " ———— en ioe ada in the East when she | MRS. DE WOLF HOPPER, Marshal Chang Withdraws Forces | HARTFORD. Conn. On o:% |old. Probate Judge Walter H.| From Hsuchow on Yangtze De Wolf Hopper cities ‘om ~!.— | Clark, officiated., Miss Glaser said River. lhis sixth. wife veetesa,. mm (OOK her home js in Oakland, Cal. The| 5¥_ the Associated Press, — si dn — day Shortly | fifth Mrs. Hopper, known on the PEKIN, Oct. 21.——Chinese forces sake dE shane a from Boston he! stage as Hedda Hopper, obtained a opposed to Marshal Chang Tso-Lin ____.__* an Glaser, 29 years| divorce Jan. 30.: 1924. {the Manchurian militarist, have —- 2 —_ | captured Hsuchow, an Important BISMARCK c. OF C. GIVES | travelers and shippers against in. | TRway panctiqn about ‘sve saa — jury or loss ‘north of the Yangtze HKiver. | “She Is a Better Girl Than!) WEDS STAGE STAR _ 1Am,” Wires Edna Wal- \ lace Hopper to Her For- mer Husband. : x —_—--,.---oO | By the Asan Ated Press SPRINGFIELD. Mass., Oct. 21. |—“News that De Wolf Hopper at 69 had taken a sixth bride in Hart- ford reached Edna Wallace tiop- } per, the comedian’s third wife. in her dressing room here last night | and she immediately wired her for- | mer spouse, “Heartiest congratula- ,4ons to you and the bride. She is |@ better girl than t am.” | |: ““He is the marrying kid, all| | right,” his former bride ¢om-| ; mented, “and he is a wonderful | |man. It {s one thing to catch De| | Wol! Hopper,“but {1 certainly is| another thing to hold him in the | Dends of matrimony.” Miss Hopper’s own matrimonial] | | prospects are e@gellent, she added. | leclar - 4 declaring “I have a proposal now i} make Gloria Swanson’s little mar-| 'quis look cheap. I would fly to] hi rj | ahs if it were not for my aee-| tract. The only thing I don’t like about him is that he is 69 vears/ old. The actress herself admits' to 62 years. | OAKLAND, Cal., Oct. 21-—~!| |Lillian Glaser. who became the | sixth wife of De Wolr Hopper yes- | terday, was the widow of Dr : ee) - : Emil Glaser, Oakland ads ntist, who died! during the influ} nza epidemic of 1918. She sane here | KAA see Bae nne > ' : ' ’ | le oi a ee ac : | | Te « of Chang's troops had already been | PREFERENCE T0 RAILROADS . That the raltronés maintained | withdrawn north of thie point, but > | large property investments and [mportance as Taxpayers and| were large employers of labor and |” few hundred were cut off, y Employers of Labor Recog- | {mportant taxpayers was also rec-| ‘Political Bureau to Meet Friday. Te nized in Resolution, | ognized by the resolution. ‘The Political Information Bu- BISMARCE an | — _ - reau will hold its first monthly City ‘Caen 9 3 Oct. 2).—The | Antiquarians Elect Coolidge. meeting next Friday at 10 a. m. at today passed 7 Commerce bre rel By e Assoc'sted Gress. 3622 QOlive street. mm Russell, Pe edhe a ‘te “ resolution favoring| WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 21.— chairman of the City Plan Commis- pice et ~ preference to busses| President Coolidge today ras |sion, will speak on “The New Zones lable servies t regular and-depend- | elected a member of the American jing Bill,” to be introduced In the — Board of Aldermen. and for protection to Antiquarian Society. ' ' - _ ' 7 SN RO SR ee SE ae LUCKY PACKAGE SALE} “t= amv SX. CARRAES Wie »~ ’ %, %, % . —— LACKAGE/ Only 69c Each Guaranteed Minimum Value, $1 0—Maximum, $5.00 Here’s a brand-new idea created solély for the pur- - | pose of making friends for our store. 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All high-class, well-known brands, including Coty’s, Hau-Ton, Peacock, Houbigant’s, Gar- oa den Court, Woodworth’s, Caron’s Black Narcissus, Etc. me U NSON BROS . Hi ane ST.CHARLES Add 10¢ to Each Package for Mailing

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4 “ Oe LE GIN AN IO a at LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 4G. U.S. PAT. OFF.) . a | os 71. vs \ 606-08 Washington Av.Thru to Sixth 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth » Also Under a T. LOUIS Ae \ : S KANSAS CITY 3 DETROIT | CINCINNATY Gage... Murder of , & . “Sergeant Woody. _ ene of the three for the muréer of Po- | rl , ane Fovert E. Woody. on) 4 . was convicted of j adwehr's court yes- | ’ gentenced to eight years ' - was one of a series | wield a fight in which ~ was killed. Silvey tried on the murder State has indicated, be- ce against him ils -_ te ig planned to try him »gobbery charge before the penitentiary. ey, another of the three wine @ life term for mur- & e been convicted last murder charge against ‘ was dismissed saad inst Cratty. , yesterday. siivey | | with participating in) i of Mr. and Mrs Ear! 6748 Chamberlain avenue, || forced to erive into an) The fury , Demonstrating That Extra Measure of ‘Velen. a a | sete” | VALUED AT $900 | > That Only lremendous Purchasing Power Can Give You. f mL Is on College Arenue. | burglar chased from the . William Dickens 1923A) ‘gvenue, by Dickens after _ Lillian, 20 years old, | EED A NEW COAT? Then don’t wait another day! For either the cold weather will catch”. ee. 90 ree you napping or else this remarkable chance to make an extra good investment will. This sale .~ Pisck with him $10, jew-| is decidedly unusual. € We have chosen these two prices to demonstrate to St. Louis women the*"” . ea wane aa por reason tor the tremendous growth of Kline’s in twenty years. For this organization, from the day —. cre Savona” Sea it started, has continually been nourished in the soil of super-values. € See these Coats! en ee ae Examine them! Bring your own expert with you! Be skeptical when you come—for you - gr Pie Bop — will stay to marvel. Every Coat is the latest thought of prominent New York designers. Every Coat ee ae ee represents a special purchase secured at the lowest price possible. €@ Flares! Flares! Flares! Of — : every description! Circular effects. . Straight modes, wrap modes. Tuxedo, Directoire and Queen ter went out to investi- foued the negro in the | Anne collars. Lavish fur treatments—borders, panels, cuffs and collars. A mighty demonstration of pre-eminence. By all means buy now and save! @-0-3-0-@-0-9-0-0-@-0-0-0-0-0-0- ©-\ ) a ee —PHITL t7 She screamed and faint- father ran out and pur- ‘Regro east in College ave- two blocks before the ne- red. It was thought nething had been Mrs. Carpenter discovered yesterday, however, and | informed It t& sup- negro obtained entrance me through a door left when Mrs Carpenter's leM™ the house to go to 4 | GOODWIN DIES OF IN PLANE CRASH for St. Louis Car- ' ; . h&Was Hurt When Ma- Fell mn Texas. $68 COATS ON SALE ON THE THIRD FLOOR . 2 baseball team and EXTRA { ‘ st if } | i C | , | SALES. Bm Ww //) ONS, Codie A $38 COATS ON SALE IN THE BASEMENT Se oo! i if | i WAL (Ge | oa ; | “6 ; onl ingetten | uttered PEOPLE CH Ts : ah * ) —$$$________— —_—_— ———_—___ — tans oestes, keneuek asl i y Wwe she Ne ut go ft : pe 7 . ; Major leagues. He for- BOTH A \\ athe OP pir NB Gg A Deposit Will Mlinehea tor the Gt. Loum Em | aii j | a 44 and was a First Lieutea- : | ma ’ Hold Any Coat | ge air service during the > : ’ \ oe t ‘ inf , as > ’ 1 7 5 by | - ~ oS ‘ % ‘ + , ’ . ‘ . ’ ¥ 4 j ; _ re : ’ 5 YY 7 ' . pe 7 ’ : a , “ ’ , “hp la — j : : j : ’ hala . 5 oa “ee ‘3 ‘ . . : | a be | © , , " : . ; « R ’ . ; . . ~ + > ¥ ? 4 pestis = ‘ | : ' e “ . , ; a ‘ . a . ¥ » Cc UT d this adver- _. 2.2.8.8 .4 >. @.4. he & 8 Hy @ a > é '® é _s el lt Naturat - Dyed Squirrel Platinum = RE EE cree ttn. er ergy Smet iti ate SMART CLOTHS Needlepoint a Kashoretia... Guilin Roulustra Venise yYokine,..6¥ eri ‘aa y elveretie a y clori@.. a + > ~ -—- —ee ~“ wa ewe pe comfortable just at Lane Bryant's a? trey a * ~3 - Sa £ “ . . ; 2 , P . - . A ¥ : : ?. . ia a 2 a si Sete 5 : ; 5 Pe ogee ,. te , ; ; eee Se _'s Aone e.g e ‘ i a : . » ee ‘ Taw : “a ; x3 ae ae 3 ; ir ae ee ae s 5 a ; z a Se | caf Z ae : strosa = Sizes, " Stout ii as ' tooR Misses’ Sizes, Mendoza Beaver THIRD F (Dyed Coney) Manchurian Wi ‘olf (Chinese Dog)

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 19gg1 ather will catch This sale Louis women the tion, from the day See these Coats! ou come—for you zyners. Every Coat toire and Queen ty demonstration 9 A.M. s68 | QICE FURS Silver Fitch tail Opossum ‘atural Squ ' Squirrel nd Platinum W (REG. U. 8. PAT. OFF) 9) UrnvVez ») Av.—Thru to Sixth | CINCINNATI D°O°O"9-O@-6°0® Py | ' » immer .} KART CLOTHS | 3 a Peet : eu A 2 4 Ae, a PD = a DP — is a sess “ea .@. a — -@-0-9-@ ay ~ A b 9:6:8-0-2-0-0-0-0-0-8-@:8-9-8.@-8-8-9-¢-0-9 Needlepoint oulustra " Mokine, POT Ne i ie HS ai % ~~" ate * dae > % = 7 Me aS -" Pe , "se Pe PAY ak ee Hp FOR NAN a a Also Under In- 4 for Murder of Seergeant Woody. By ae one of the three 4 f the murdéer of Po- * E. Woody, on was convicted of by a jury in Cir- fwehr's court yes- moed to eight years Beas one of a series ae fight in which y was killed. Silvey ef on the murder has indicated, be- | nce against him is eis planned to try him ; ry charge before penitentiary. ae a life term for mur- | ‘peen convicted last | eeder charge against was dismissed after | : ¢ Cratty. at yesterday, Silvey qith participating tn | ie Mr. and Mrs. Ear! | berlain avenue, 4 to drive into an der $24. The jury | ‘Seo hours before agree- VALUED AT $900 4 ’ - wig - BY NEGRO BURGLAR sod Until Day Aft-| ier Is Chased FErom won College Avenue. " chased from the m Dickens, 1923A | by Dickens after Mer Lillian, 20 years old, | bgight of the intruder last With him $10, jew-| fae $650 and clothing | police were told yes-| maninventorv disclosed amising from the room Carpenter there. ee who is 73 years old, watchman, and his eating dinner when | mi a noise in the kitchen. | er went out to investi- | the negro in the, : screamed and faint- | fa ran out and pur- nee east in College ave- S blocks before the ne- ppen: It was thought ime nething had been Carpenter discovered | yesterday, however, and S informed. It is sup- obtained entrance | eacounh a door left ‘when Mra. Carpenter's ‘Ieft the house to go to a DIES OF 5 WN PLANE CRASH iM Post-Dispatch. x Tex., Oct. 21.—Mar- h, former manager of m baseball team and in the air service Sin a hospital this injuries suffered he was flying at Sunday, crashed to * tall spin. Was gold to the Cincin- weeona) «League .o_—sCbaseba!! R August, his third venture leagues. He for- for the St. Louis sa was a First Lieuten- ; ‘wu service during the TOUT JOMEN: ad this adver- ment for the of your feet! feet are normal, or calluses, 4 i in getting of shoes you Wear, to fit your 'ttoep in at Lane and know the ; and comfort ADAPTO shoes, for stout can give you. A the other hand, if } Meet have been so Sey ordinary shoes mafortable just mait Lane Bryant’s metvice Department t feet will be eitally treated and mt back to a nor- MAithy condition. £ will be in to get the full of foot-comfort ) offered by > —— See Our Other Announcements on Pages 14, 15 anil 16 AER & FULLER ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , F vmmgpenstin Des" AND eM DN IME CWO yERT OAC 5, a me another of the three ", e —- = — = E com = i | | ~Vrwrnrran > i Rr ore Boe) ae : n> . i. Ge —of Excellent Materials, Cut on Well-Fitting Lines = HIS is a group in the Moderate-Price Dress Shop typical of the service available in the department. of styles, as different as the varying demands of many per- sonalities, assure a selection sufficiently large to promise satis- faction of every woman’s needs. The sketch above, showing broche velvets, handmade satins, and matrons’ slenderizing styles, suggests the diversity in the styling of models. Sizes from 36 to 48. ~ (Moderate Price Dress Shop—Third Floor.) - I — _ Imported Kid Gauntlets Featured in the October Sale. $9) 85 VAST assemblage of Gloves from Perrin and other foreign makers. designed in unusual novelty styles. Flare and turn-back cuffs, embroidered and appliqued. Soft, pliable capeskins with two-tone petal cuffs are also included. Choice of all new Fall modes. Kid Gauntlets;$1.95 Pair Imported fine French Kid Gauntlets, strap P. K. sewn, heavy two-tone and self- embroidered backs, gored cuffs and 6-button length. A good selection of sizes. —_ tes iad MIA: —a Selected List of Special Offerings Lamb's Wool Blankets | | $9 95 Pair EAVY - WEIGHT Blankets of excel- lent quay lamb’s wool, possessing the dou- ble virtue of lightness and warmth. A most at- tractive selection of plaid combinations. = || fe, at nominal | | Plaid Blankets $4.95 Pair Wool-mixed Blankets, 68x 80 inches, for full-size beds; and warm. Plaid patterns in pretty com- — binations of soft shades. Plaid Blankets $3.95 Each AIR-IN-ONE Blankets of heavy weight, in large shoo would | | | | neatly bound; many attractive colors. . : Down Comforts $17.50 Light and soft and warm filled with odor- less down and covered with cotton sateen in figured or PEGE 00 dadeds eons Measure 72x84. Cotton Comforts Attractive Comforts cov- ered with printed cotton silkoline with a 9-inch bor- in color cotton sa- losely stitched. Scalloped ure 81x99 inches. $5.95. eee - Bordered Woolens In Smart Novelty Effects 34,29 and $5.25 Yard EAUTIFUL selections of bordered Woolens B furnish inspiration for smart tailored dresses. They are all 54*inches wide, and of excellent quality—those at $4.95 in self-tone designs, those at $5.95 with woven borders in bright colors. Plaid Coatings Wool Challis $3.50 Yd - $1.00 Yd. Heavy plaid Coatings that A most interesting selec- will be warm and serviceable | tion of printed Challis in de- for Fall and Winter Coats. | signs and colors of the mo- The patterns are attractive | ment. Both imported and and the colors warm and gay. | domestic fabrics are includ- 54 inches wide. | ed; all 27 inches wide. 54-Inch Wool Jersey, $2.25 Yd. A fabric much in demand for sports frocks and service dresses—used in many ways, and sho in plain colors—tan, brown, blue (light and nalbyh green. (Second Floor.) Frocks in a host Of finest French kid, (fain Floor.) Bed Sheets $ 1 50 Each Sheets of excellent quality are chosen at small cost in this group. Of heavy bjeached cotton finished ith neatly scalloped edge. For full- size beds. Sheets meas- Pillowcases, scalloped N to match, each, 49c. Rayon Soreads Scalloped Spreads in solid shades of rose, blue, gold or lavender, size 81x1o0s, with cut cornérs; plaid patterns. Seminary Sheets | and Pillowcases 7axg9-inch Hem stitched ey oy re $1.95 81x99-inch Hem stitc OO iikes sic ada $ 42x38'%4-inch Hemstitched RP ie Pe 45x38%-inch Hemstitch Console Victrola ' Attractive Design and Rich Finish - 9156 NEW: shipment has just been received of the popular A style 410.. Equipped with gold-plated fittings, di- vided cover and drawer above record compartment. Convenient terms of payment may be arranged. Music Arts Library Of Selected Victor Records So that you may enjoy the complete scores of your favorite operas and symphonies, the Victor Company is naw offering albums presenting full repertoires, arranged for your convenience. Examples of these are : | Light Overtures—10 Victor Records.......$10.50 Symphony No. 6 (Pathetique) ....--......$ 8.00 The REEMAGO c eemmoecoesseecece Pr (Phonograph Dept—Fourth Floor.) o>, a AA. Curtain Panels c $2.95 Each - "Per. 4 = : grade, in an excellent as- { sortment of patterns, Holland Shades Granite Inlaid (0c Each one, for the smart woman who objects to unnecessary clothing. Developed in beautiful silk jersey, and silk brocade, they give assurance of much comfort and slender, lithe lines without any un- necessary bulging. And they are quite economical, when it is considered that they combine four garments. Printed Cork ‘Quaker Oxford Cross Linoleume Net Panels, finished with deep artificial silk bullion 89c Sq. Yd. fringe; in lovely colors ONG mill. lengths, in and patterns. L 4-yard width Best : Special Leader Hol- Linoleums land Shades in linen, $1.05 Sq. Yd. ecru and white. Finished Colors of this Linoleum with excellent bullion go through to burlap back. fringe, and mounted on Mottled blue, tan, gray and guaranteed rollers. green are available. : a Straightline Ruffled Grenadine Inlaid Patterns Curtains, $1.59 Pr. : ised /- Yd. Blue, rose or gold dotted nlai noleums in at- : : tractive block, tile and hard- Grenatee wan oe Ror no wood designs. All the want- at sides and bottom ) ed colors. backs to match, offer un- (Sixth Floor.) usually attractive window treatment. The Corset Section . be @ Introduces ‘“Scanties —Garments Combining Brassiere, Vest, Girdle and Step-Ins. $850 u, ee NEW vogue is introduced with these Scanties—four garments in So easy to slip into, so easy to slip out of, and withal so dainty. See them as they are displayed in the Corset sec- tion, (Becond Fiocor.) Maids’ Black Unslewue Of Cotton Pongee $ 1 .98 T eis exceptional practicability of this Uniform is the material—a non-fadeable tub fabric, light to wear, yet firm in texture. The model is made with V neck, three-quarter sleeve, flat collar, loose belt, and patch pockets. Shown in all regular sizes. The attractive price suggests quantity purchase. (Becond Floor.) Pottery From Belgium Brilliant Colors on Unique Shapes Pieces in Blue $3.50 to $10.50 OWLS and Vases of artistic shapes B are hand decorated in raised floral or butterfly motifs coloced in cop- per or brown tones. Each piece is signed by the artist designing it. Yellow Vases $2.75 and $2.95 Vases tall or Vases small, but each tinted in yellowa seen in the forests in Autumn—rich tones on shapes pleasing as bases for lamps. (Oriental Basear—Fifth Ficer.) Curtains and Draperies A Few of the Exceptional Vajues Which Are Featured in the October Sale Unusually charming dra- peries may be made of this fabric, which is available in blue and rose. It offers a | very timely value. ee au «= EOL Ae French Cretonnes S88. Yard Colorful block-print Cretonnes are offered in a variety of most inter® esting patterns. 30-inch width. Charming for slip covers, cushions, dra- peries, etc. Lace Curtains. $2.45 Pair Irish Point Curtains . with attractive , borders in various designs, . ap- pliqued on an excellent : : ) quality of imported net. 1 s In white only. Actifiesel, Sik -. |. Sie eae 70c Yard Panels, $1.85 Ea.

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a —— a = a > . ne - he: Setter tat a Cae + id a" pag - 28 2 2 88 8) Be ee. , aa we * LE OE DE CT as iia aii ; OER we . ~_* : ae” « ret ee a ee ee ee Be gsetiagaeeseaegseseae eee epeeseaauas = s - - ei Fale a & oe eet a eee ™~ 7h Spar tee Sarre > 5 aed a _ f unbleached : tCUOS WIGS I ; oe a epecial at. a “a muslin tin aad 2 nh as ne ps @ several neat sages 54-In. Table Padding, Stamped’ Pillow Cases Quilted. Ing, - , 1000. Pairs Ruffled Scrim Curtains a os e += ctiy > rn ur very attra @ patte s Frtra heavy , zig-zag 7 ~~ Ualsity¥ stamped on excellent Quilting . .* | a ts * - ~~ Stamped on plain and checked Extra fine ova ' 66 inches low;. ea aa r = gingham in several pret-.) wide. Silver ea ry 7 a a, R + ty patterns; sizes §&, 4 C in Deautéful patter: $1.29 Col r d U 10 and 12 years At. a yard \fade ? nlendls é~ _** *¢ « Dresses Tablecloths —— Hematitched hems , Infants’ Dresses, made of £004 quality materifi, stamp- SUAScr, mer Long Ps Oc 99 Dozen Scalloped and E © Fringed Sat : , ed in several! pretty « 4x55 . size . ‘-* red Yr rgce;»rs > » 45 /_ >. & > > » Te Hemmed Napkins Fine quality: — 4 Le n Stamped Tea Towels , 3 ~o? = - > - *-¢+ YA 4 « as ’ 3 ey er -, > neat patterns ish 25x15 « Pe 7 =—_— ie na 2 pa . - stamped on excellent eral different Sattéerns a quality toweling. Each ——— 53 lg : ™ hang, eac! “ : _ - q Tv — s a - em on is a (Bargain Basement.) y (Barcain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) Curtains TT AcCe $1.96 Fam Shades | GOLDEN QPPORTUNITIES for SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS! ae «6COMING! The Greatest ‘Millinery Sale Ever chase for Op p ortun old. ity Day. , popular Utica Sheets Branded Oneida because of mill im- perfections. 54x90, at eacn, $1.19 It’s Overcoat Time Now! Juvenile QO’ coats 1) es y'4 Tallored of dandy serviceable fabrics for boys 3 to 8 years Warmly lined, convertiDle all-around belts — the kind of-coat that gives real serv- ice, combined with a real stylish appearance. Boys’ Long Trousers “Just Like Dad’s’” Tatlored of new woolen fab- rics in shades of tan and gray. $1.89 Va \ collar, Smart : ab sep- with cuff bottoms. _— All sizes. 4 to 15. | oC $2.75 values at .. (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) ; An ay qval- An Vent ity of Satin armeuse ease 36-In. Bleached with lustrous finish, | *mperted Chiffon V 81x90 Bleached Seamless Sheets full width. Cut from the boit. At, a yard ' wide hem; very spe 39-inch cotton Crepe, piain | white. excellent quality. 3 . yard lengths; yard ss z $6.50 54-1 LiKS: 2a and black. Y ‘$2.69 Satin Canton A wonderful quality, wanted Fall shades of rust. cocoa, navy biue, pencil biue, 2 green, and black; 40 inches wide, yard, $1 $5.95 Black | Satin Charmeuse _ Chiffon | 4 Biack only. 54 inches ‘vet. In ect } Muslin “ee of 6 6Yard.....--- Yard...... a Heavy. quality, 124c (Bargain Basement.) : Rebeic) |} | $248 Gloves Wool Epingle Chamo!ts- ette (;loves, Frenchturn- $1.98 back cuffs: hew shaces, mode cOov- 42-inch all-wool rep weave ert leather, Epingle. Ideal fabric for etc . sizes © tO " 8%. neatiy suits ape dresses in the trimmed in most popuiar Fall ang Win- contrasting ter shades and biack. co.ors ; sg (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) Two | | $19.75 ea. ‘> ae Piece Cedar Apron —_ sth aw Ss (‘Bargain Basement.) } 3 P. -. ' jerserv FF) ‘Cotton & Jersey Bloomers satin and cotton . comers itn al! rain- bow colors, garter effects. (Bargain Basement.) stripes azsd solid col- ors: all tn new shades, sizes 3 to 6 years. Basement.) (Bargzin Ch 3a All-Felt Mattress | Built layer: upon larer of edge... A WoR- derful veive. v 54-inch all-woo! tubular weavre BalPriggan and Jersey For guilt and dresses In the most popular Fall and Winter shades... $2.50 Balbriggan Jersey $1 08 | $3.98 All-Wool Embroidered Crepe $3 5() | $1.00 Women . and dark shades with embroidered border de ) t eee a lore tight knee. oven style olor combinations. 1% to 2% yds. makes a dress. ad garment perfect ' ae ae . Undergarments Gowns | Stipe | 9 Chemise Step-tan) Bloomers A wonderful as- sortment of colors, (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) aad well made styles and materals. | ee eee eae a ng Fy. $6-imch All-Silk Black Satin Charmeuse a. ~ —_—— cut (Nuagents—Bargain Basement.) 8000 Yards of Silks! Ore Tremendous Group 40-inch Heavy All-Silk Crepe de Chime ..........«. 40-inch Heavy Lustrous Fiber Sport Satin.......... 36-inch Brocade Damask ....... gaa 36-inch Satin Messalime ............ SASS Cae, oy ae 36-inch Bemgaline Faille. colors and bilack......... 36-inch Changeable Chiffon and Taffeta 40-inch Printed Satin Stripe Crepe Eomaine and 36-inch Heavy Black Satin Duchess, al! s!)k le 40-inch Rich Black Silk and Wool Bengaline . (Nagents—Bargain Basement. ) Regular 49¢ ‘*aluese: 4-cewed, plain handle. Good Just 360 = —s © 5 600 Brooms—Special, Thursday 5 C | eae Uh CUMEDn oss koe bhccccewe nan A few hundred more Coats added to our reg- ular stock to sell at... TRIMMED WITH mandel. sealine mouffion. Sample Ki Gloves $1 69 | $2.49 Ironing Boards $] ml ad h patterns: Diack. Feiding style. 14x54 inches Plain fioish ve Werd and tan. etc. Broken size range.......... ad Limit of 2 to s customer . all perfect Fur-T rimmed Coats For Women and Misses A wonderful selection of fine warm fur - trimmed Winter Coats—well lined and interlined. THE STYLES are most pleasing and the materials are Bolivia, ambrosette, fine suedines, velvablioom. (@yed cones). Manchurian wolf (Chinese @eg), marmot sabeline. Colors are the newest in vogue. (Negente—Bargnin Basement) ’s Union Suits Sices 36 to 44. Every §9¢ | $1 Children’s Button Union Suits Ages 2 to 12 years. White and random reinforced double style. long sleeve, amktie-lemgth. .........««« —bpbedebteaninn Tots’ Winter Coats Polaires, velours, chinchillas and plaids, all full line@. and some fur values: 2 to 6 years. 3 and h* (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) ha y 3 4, a Men’s All-Wool | of Sweaters, double-roll collar, Sizes 236 to 46. Tatllored te so Come in marcen, brown and able for men and women. \ ( Nugents—Bargais & 3000 Records =... $1.00 tcheetra Wumbers ~ Specially Priced : $32.50 Axminster Rugs : Good closely woven quality: new 4 ~ Rugs in the very latest cexens. § « with colorings of tan, taupe and blue: $xl2 size. Mill rejects. $47.50 Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs = =P , ak $6 9x12-ft. size: woven of splendid grade yarns. in neat colorings - and designs: mill rejects; $ 95 fimiak +h bh vw . finished Witla cea — Cu ee) s rrr eee eee eee eee ee blue goid tan a >| gTay iu $22.50 Seamless Brussels Rugs "2x80 size, a positive $4.50 value These Rugs are of good, serviceabie qual- a pest ity and come in «4 wide range of beau- $ 5 . = tiful designs and coloring: $x12-ft. size “eeeeeeeeeeeeee « $35.00 Seamless Velvet Rugs : designs and color- ings; excellent quality: fln- ishea with liner fringe Mill Reject Rugs Extra-Large Size W ool-Mixed Plaid Extra-Heavy Cotton Blankets - gra far - he - h'*~e Six “6 and 66x30 size. Hearr fleece: tn pairs | 8 s pacr . Sxl2-f% size: an assortment of cheerfu! Wool-Mixed Baby Blankets (Sugents—RBargata Basement.) = Big. roomy all-wooil 7 Shoe 2000 Pairs of Women's aml dren’s Shoes; Central 5 Brown Shoe Co., and Ea For Women There are straps, Ox- fords, novelty effects, cut-outs and two-tone effects. The materials are black satin, blonde satin. tan caif. brows kid. patent leather and combinations. Sizes 2% For Children High sioes, Oxfords and strapa. elk, tan caf. patent leather and ‘ Sizes infants’ 5% to misses or = SANA Pr Oi Opportunity De — -<Saeeen a es — € . a cs

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oe : Wess. oo NESDAY. “OCTOBER 9) OBER 21, 1925. ean ’ » CT eee oat ebelie leh eeee eeieia: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * ALL the People ? Sun-Rain Umbrellas All-silk, fancy colored and plain woven. borders in navy, green, purple, garnet and brown, made _ 10-rib style, with amber and baca- lite handles $ 00 swing strap ’: and stub.......-. with cord arm- (Main Floor, North.) larg 3-pomd Cotton Ratt: made of excellent quality of snowy white cdt- Regular comforter etze. already etitched; a ils bie 46 abs ocede ca 25c Dress Percales! ft 86-inch dark Percales. designed in figures and stripes. 2 to 10 yard ; ke i 23c Underwear Cre ea ble - Years srtible — the ] serv- stylish ~ a ? calls for. Dance Hats, Sport Hats, Tailored Hats, or Hats for any other occasion you may demand are here in just the style your individual type Turbans, tiara effects, styles, off-the-face shapes, roll backs and droops.- Hats for misses, youth- ful types andiconservative styles for matrons, in large and small head == New Millinery . You can’t help but marvel at te, the enchanting Hats to be . wrapped (Nugents—Second Fioor, South.) 39-inch cotton Crepe. plain white. excellent quality. 2 to | ~ 8 yard lengths: yard 45c Cotton Sateen Highly mercerized Sateen in o range of beautiful shades. BA inches wide. 2 to 10 “~ yard lengths; yard .. » i mie ° * 25c Outing Flannel 27 inches wide. plain white cotton Flannel: good Weight. ] » $6.50 54-Inch Satin Crepe In new Fall shades TN caha A wonderful quality. $2.95 —- ee $2.69 Satin Canton $2.98 Costume Velveteens gray. 25c Fancy Outi A wonderful quality, wanted Fall shades of An excellent, lustrous finish cotton Velveteen. S7 teaches wide. in ‘eb ng Si gust, cocoa, navy blue, pencil blue, $I 98 In the popular shades of navy blue, seal $] 98 8 greyaés. meotiy éesidaed ts - green, and black; 40 inches wide, yard, ° brown and black; 36 inches wide; yard, ° stripes, checks and plaids. 10 to 20 yard lengths; Tsim. FOOD 00009. OE al $5.95 Black $5.98 Black $2.50 Satin’ $2.98 Black Satin Charmeuse | Chiffon Velvets Charmeuse | Crepe Faille ~” An exceptional qual- A A lustrous, excellent | An excellent weight : ity of Satin Charmeuse ‘ 3 : “one a sir quality. In all the | for Fall wear. In hed 36-I BI hed Fi with lustrous finish. mported Chiffon Vel- | new Fall shades and | perfect biack; 40 . n. eac e ne Qu k only. 64 inches vet. In perfect black. | black. 40 In. $ | inches wide. ects Muslin Bed Sh .] wide. Extra! $3 95 40 in. wide. $3 65 | wide. Yara.. OI.9O | Yard.....--. $1.2 , Yard......-- . TOPE .cccecss . ) (Nuegents—Main Floor, South.) White Heav quality, One especial jot with | full width. Cut from | grade Sheets in af ee Pape FT the bolt. At, a yard +1 vo ¥Ox09, in y . 124¢ $1°S] Now Is the Time to Buy : . } — Flannelette Wear lLresses in riation of ore, m are cloth, ttripe ple ehecke quarde, etc, croup is @ bargain (Sargain Bas ng Women’s Nightgowns Women's Nightgowns in high neck, double yoke, trimmed with hemstitching and wash braid, made of striped cotton Flannelette, full cut and well made. Thursday, ( each long sleeves, eeeseeeeeoeeeeseeeeeeeeoeeeeeveeeeeeenes eee eeeveeeeee eee eeeeeoeses Women’s Cotton Flannelette Pajamas Made in two-piece style, high neck, long sleeves, trim- SSG, GREE ds«cdeucScena $1.39 med with frogs, sizes 36 to 44. Extra-Size Nightgowns Made of splendid quality striped- cotton flannelette, high neck, long sleeves, trimmed with hemstitch- ing, amply large sizes 18, 19 and 20. Thursday, $I 00 each ’ . . Women’s Slipover Nightgowns Short - sleeved Nightgowns on fleeced-cotton Mlannelette in white and striped, trémmed with colored stitching; also Bloomers with elas- tic knee, and Petticoat with scal- loped ruffle. 79¢ Thursday, each er, ef fe @e ee ee & (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) | } rT gia All-Felt Mattress Built layer upon layer of pure white cotton felt. 45 pounds, iid col- biscuit tuft- shades; ed, full roll rs. edge... A won- derful value. . Basement.) (Bargain Bas — Se _ iren’s Button Union Suits White and random reinforced double button Bledengin rere reeeeeereeeeeeeeeeeremhetmhlUcr Ore er—hlcermClc mhUcr PC el rhc ehUcr mUr Ohm ] a Men’s All-Wool Ror Misses’ and Girls’ al. Stitch Sweate rials—lined and interlined. New Arrivals in Coats Stocks are complete and a large assortment from which to choose. The values are exception- Girls’ Coats in soft, warm mate- DC).95 —_ flare, semi-flare, or straightline styles. All the new Fall colors. Sizes 6 to 16.. Another Exceptional Group, $14.95. Others, $316.95 to $150.00. Mostly all are fur trimmed, and in the new (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) . 10c Del Gloria Castile | | Soap Each cake individually boxed. The cake, 7e}; 20c 3 cakes for.....--+++- (Main Floor—Seuth.) Genuine American é Thermos Bottle Kiddies—Come to Story Hour Tharsday, Friday and Saturday—3 P. M. Madam Grant Chiropodist — now located — corugated nickel. Pint Scunth 1 size. ou oor, in commodious : Miss Kingsland, of Juvenile Magazine fame, is here to enter- SRUTOERT 2 020 oases $1.39 new quarters. tain you on these afternoons with motion pictures and stories. (Main Floor—Soutkh.) (Fourth Fleor—Nerth.) (Nugentsa—Third Ficer.) é \ varada and Bolivia. Colors of rust, falcon, Bokhara, bluejay, cuckoo and black. Many fur trimmed. Each day new Coats are arriving. Our buyers are in New York now, supplying the demand for | these beautiful, well-tailored garments. Here is a selection you will be delighted with: - Dress and Sport Coats New, smart Coats in this very inex- pensive group Have your choice of vel- verette, habit cloth,’ charmo-suede, Al- plum, wren, Styles include chic *°.4 premio aia flares, straightlines and wrappy models. Sizes 14 to 18, 1414 to 18%, 36 to 44, 46 to 52, 4242 to 52% 7 r COATS Lovely Dress Coats Coats that are ideal for the cold days that are to come. Warm, smartly tail- ored and of the best of fabrics, such as: lustrosa, montebella, duvbloom, For- mosa, truvenette and avanazda. Many are trimmed with squirrel, fitch, beaver, leopard, Manchurian wolf, opossum and marmot. : Sizes 14 to 18, 36 to 44, 46 to 52 Most delightful styles in Coats of such wanted mate- ( rials as lustrosa, roulustra, rivette, needlepoint, pinpoint, avanazda, and beautiful imported/suedes. All Autumn's adorable colors to select from and every $ O:2 =—s wanted fur trimming included. Flares are found in the front, back or side; while many are wrappy 6 . modes. Sizes 14 to 18, 36 to 44, 42% to 48%. Priced .....ccceclecccvccccescs ‘ap edees 680606655 . ee One-of-a-Kind Models | Coats (Nugents—Second Floor, North.) ft a” — $1 25 Chamois Fabric Gauntlets Women’s suede Fabric Gauntlets with fancy flare and turn-down cuffs, in the want- shades of tan and gray. Sizes 5% to 8—Thursday, pr. ed Women’s $1.65 Fancy Gauntlets Charmiois-suede fabric Gauntlets in the fancy cuff style, both embroidered and color trimmed, in the shades of mode, beaver, brown, sand and $1 29 gray—Thursday, pair e $1.75 Silk Hose $4 33 Children’s 50c Socks Children’s %-length Socks, in the ribbed style, with fancy colored tops, in the wanted shades of camel, beige and gray. Sizes 7 to 3%— 39 ThureGay, PGI .. cccccccesccsssesesscees Cc Full - fashioned Silk Hose, chiffon weight, lisle top, well re- inforced heels and toes, in the wanted shades. Sizes 8% to 10. Thursday, pair S9c} e@eaeee@e@ee@e@e#eewe#sste se & (Nugents—Main Fioor, North.) | $6.95 Value Big. roomy all-wool rope-stitch Sweaters, double-roll collars, full Sizes 36 to 46. Tailored to fit and Come in maroon, brown and navy. able for men and women. (Nugents—Bargain © ~ ' ; noo MUSIC ROLIS—al! word Rolls. such hite ] . Red Hot.” “Henry Brown, “Everything I sy Totey Now.” Ever Had.” 3-2 eee eoeeeeeoeeenweeeeee#shkfertkse* Ws \\\ SO exquisitely trimmed. and corduroys. $14.95 Quilted Satin Lounging Robes 1. Beautiful changeable satin quilted Robes, lined with 95 dotted Selco silk; also interlined with lambs’ wool. Tai- $ . = { Timely Sale of Robes and N egligees Lovely Robes, Negligees and Lounging Coats. Made of beautiful laces lored with Tuxedo flare, also some finished with double row of Val. laces around neck, front, pockets and sleeves. * cee NS — “— For Women There are straps, Ox- fords, cut-outs and two-tone effects. are black satin, blonde satin, tan calf, brown kid, patent leather and combinations. Sizes 2% to 8. For Children High shoes, Oxfords and straps. In © elk, tan calf, patent leather and combine Sizes infants’ 6% to misses’ or boys’ °. Opportunity Day Shoe Sale} 2000 Pairs of Women’s and ; dren’s Shoes; Central Shoe Co+ Brown Shoe Co., and Eastern — 9 Makes Included novelty effects, The materials (Nugente—Bargain 600 Blanket Robes A splendid group of Beacon and Lawrence Robing Bathrobes. All the latest patterns. Some very mannish styles: cord and tassel at waist. A splendid assortment of colors. All sizes, including extra sizes to 50. $2.95 Priced 100 Sample Bathrobes An assortment of fine Beacon Blanket Bathrobes, in _ floral, checked and plaid patterf's. Fancy trimmed and tailored styles. Regular $5.95 to $8.50 values ‘ , $3.95 | 260 Corduroy Robes These wide wale glossy finished Corduroy Lounging Robes, in side-tie and etraightline effects. In all the fancy wanted shades; full cut and long. Regu- lar $3.50 values ....... $2.59 $15 to $29 Silk Negligees A selection of beautiful silk Negligees ant Breakfast Coats, beautifully trimmed and tailored styles. Very heavy quality. Many styles to select from; pastel and dark SMOGED .cucccocececs $ 10.95 $25 to $39 Silk Negligees Beautiful Crepe de Chine and Gros de Londre Silk Negligees, in a fine assortment of pastel shades and biack. fine ostrich bands, also lace and Georgette. Priced Some trimmed with $19.75 A. . % | \ 7 Fur ats " pis a At Great New Arrivals Daily of Beautiful Fur Coats Representing the Newest on the Market. We Are Mentioning a Few: #5135 45235 Yine Muskrat Coats Finest Hudson Seal Coats Giver Muskrat Coats A? Northern Seal Coats . (dyed coney) Northern Seal Coats fox, squirrel, mink, leopardine, American Opossum Coats Golden Muskrat Coates muskrat, marmink trimmed Marmink (dyed marmot) Coats Ama¢ican Broadtail Coates Self or with fox or. squirrel; silver muskrat, beaver and fitch. Bronze Caracul Jacquettes | Bae om penees ee a Se ‘oo Fox trimmed. -. Bay on The Morris Plan—Wear While Paying nite dine onan ENJOY A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT ,§¥{ aS SS New Things in Abundance From All the World

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= a az NESDAT. an Een D. | OBER 21. 1935. atte rer 2 fame oe ‘DROWNED WOMAN IDENTIFIED| = >v=ersmerwr fg. Tot Wisdom ink 2 Cup oF = — CT RANKING FT . o11ee ang ‘he remarked as - be . Body That of Mrs. Anna Johnson. aL: Won the Bet , To relieve Sore Throat you must get at | | the store Widow of Policeman. the seat of the disease, counteracting | | : . The body of a woman, taken’ ~; was skeptical of all medicine and | cause. Tonsiline is prepared and oid} r Dette ees ls 1 } from the river at Franklin avenue, ., , ertend advised me to take that ome purpose. A dose of Tonsiline ‘it ee 4 } oe ,ors. : was identified last night by friends Var Wonderful Remedy and assured me taken upen Lae first appearance of AST SB , vnG ia = eae sa — . 4 . - had = _ yid ray a . Yi a . ” - _ at : > — ~ liee’ ~ al : ’ ~ Py . . . - t+irely — oves Eezema, quickly : ge we rs “ a hee in’t take any stock !n it and he et sickness. [se a littie Sore Throat wis- the lowe: _ , . . ‘ : S ; 424 4 a _ . a* , 3 75 4 - . = —_ re : . } +) my - . _ ' ¥o' ; » ‘A no waa - died i ¥ "ars ago. ne 50 that it would be eqvua..V¥ Su cessful dom and buv a i Lie of Tonsiline ~ : . 7 | 7 a. 2 - | : ning, ana heais sain trou The friends believed ehe lived on as case. He won the bet.” It i &@ 4.3... You may need it tomorrow harmless. pon-Dily. les, also Sores, Burns, Wounds and Bacon street. ae narmiess préparation that removes ag ’ 1, ! + ang Gomt miter *hafing. It p ug! A Sc - the intestinal omsist on the bottle with the long ; ‘ " member of a catarrha, mucus .Torsn _.@ ais ina. = netrates, cleanses and T 2 , “leTS a 4 growth of hair ney knew her as >» se = eee - ' > — 3 o f + . ' , erect ané 8) the inflammation which mecked fellow on it when you get it. ee a Sees 7 ’ ers © tCohemian society with headquar- - and slays the “ : Os | Members Oo ll vermin. ané wothes. Zemo is a clean, dependable rit {heat ciing to the : a @ e: . : . . gen - er -j ‘ - e _ " . " « . ‘. vw, 7 '* .* . . ‘ — ad ~ v ‘ 2 mach. iv . a = 7 — ’ : ’ er ‘s S it also as a preventive maa 6M Sutiseprs liquid, ters at Thirteenth and Daiton causes Drectice ‘ as nAioit a ay | : ls or Service Vey ° ¢ eer Oe - > » - + ~ Goes BOL SLOW. water only a short time when re-! yrs wiison Drug Co. Judge & Dolph | vere 4 Droge Stores and druggists everryr here . y . _ > aa - * = ] m Service. “4 1 — ‘ 25 to 50 Weeks to Pay neil gap tn 07 munity ¢f : m to The Big New Men Ss Store— Enjoy having your pa ited bana ¢ years of . chases In your _possessiggg age, after the cfd ig out of Entire 3d Floor North walle paying tor thease ep come under public schoo us tell you about our Morris” Elevators Direct ~ The Store for Plan otf Payment. *s oe A Sell OR a emma ee ee ew — ~ = ~* po, - - » a“, ~—@e~ as 4 « “ > ; — 2 . ra sf i - ? > -— _ * s vet be er, y] wo! Ui sé asa” e a + feahed] system ‘or Pringing ci nN ree a qd eC, of these ages under ciimica: a-ten- ? Sse." || peginning fhursday, ivien. " : c ; formulated the principles ¢ *? ej , ry » = ganization of the work to empna size the essentials for the exam .na- e Pons , ic] wh «a *} ir ry) ject “ane first tarmnination,”” he stip- S uh | “must be a physical exam- - ene RSLS Neg eT eK . - . =~ Dose Tt #.iminat- *-—i¢ .) ~* tTrition, not : .§ jut baad Pp st - ther phases. 7 . ’ ' ry - - : : - ° 4 : - _ - .* - ne : - Z » - ’ . " | - 7 an 4 eT 7 , —s . ar ™ +4 it : : ' ~ ' . : > - Pe ; ee | > scene’ os ; : . . - —_— | > o + » Mal i@ *aP,aa ~ ene ' . 4 » ‘ A r, ™ . ",7 . : ‘aaeth : : : z [ . . . > — * ‘ r ry : : - . ._* - ° a : . - > . : : = : : _ ** . by . *\ is : . > . : ° 4! . ; hy ; ; ; > rai s* ie et : : La >» ’ - =e at . . Oe _ _ 7 4 - ; : a . . . .? Tr) J ; tT) _ " . ; } ‘ ; be repeat: , 23 | , ' CS a . . . ™ : P : or the ehitd ‘ ; ee ‘ * on ; .*) ; ; a * : . a ee - . - : .*,* 2s : - ” — : - ; . : " , ~" ‘ 4 oe : Se : ° . . should in J in ation of | ) § ae — * + » - ° . - — oo : “ * ** ’ . " " Pe } ; ren . oy , : " ) + > . n fall] of romotion on ee . we Pr w . 6 : : \ ~ ' . ’ }t> | _ 4 : : ’ | : 1c? an? ti A ” ; ; . eo ee . P 6 ’ .* _* 3 - > ry » : ~— 7 - . : . 4 ' "= ~ . . 7 : . ~ J oan _ —_ Se . . " 7 : « : Lid 7 ’« » ~~. . - ee ee ee eae ee ee Or” menta. prog cent of «hii at the end of Vhe basis for onnennelllliccnmncn cemaaietiniett — eee eee those failures i u and mental: developmen! im ti ’ ete tae) ae | Exactly 2500 new Fall Suits and Overcoats offered in this event. The first big out- So me BSded. “To wait until standing feature sale in the Big New Men’s Department. The co-operation of five of the ac hh Ov i age « Gightheria te to inare the child un- America’s leading makers of men’s clothing are responsible for this extraordinary sale x , : protected during the n . ° = Se = ; ae. pus and susceptible period of tts event. Weask all our men patrons to take advantage during the next few days. Thou- £ fees a. . Ion Nfe.” . . . ° . ry discip! 0 Se sands of St. Louis men are becoming acquainted with our wonderful new Clothing Sec- : 3 ——— . ° . é Sn2 s err 4 ie neatiadl - m L. C. Prank. tion. The extraordinary valies tell the story. S oe Coe Beemer service, and all crimes | Unification of requirements for >... 23 » Soe 7. capers. ct Watcn “pure milk” by universal enraction , = ; nog 4 . 4 ion me e by ef a standard ordfmance for city oa Se a mee anes: oa ell =e m bende . seneet milk control such as the ne rect- ang we > es Ree Nae eae ie id a Sp mag perme. wean ommended by the United States Seo z Ben all Sos of the camel Public Health Service adopted _ x xs SSP CR ) i. vi e of. the offense, an: Simee by nine siates and enacted . woe: So ears * Re aencase ; ae bed at the discretion of such by $0 cities, was a@vucated at to- Sm AS: f SESE ee ae @ court of 13 members, the " : ect to military law may Pe y ._o Cl ment among health officers the Se oe 4 ad by Maj yen. haries Seer , S ¥ mmeral, ommanding the é€airy In@ustry has come to distrust 4 > - ae 4 . Y" . " 4 a : ' 0 rps A re - T. ( te knowledge of the health orn ™ / ¥ : 9 © ale j Ices = 2 Soh Sie : ' “ y , other —™ arr x: ” = . Mg in matters of milk saniiation,.” he en - ir a e Soe i cs sigeteae , | P ow ney eS esild. “Its frequent unwillingness io : ” ee SE ee a ajor-Generals Robert L. ne g a sips sconce be . commanding the Fifth ober mfik sanitation ordinances !s = . ae Co Se. | 7 ad ee rel ? . “ *." ey x ; ' : ee, . _ t 1m 3 Us, +}. . rex Delieved to de a reflection of thi« r Se ie a : Sse. - - ns anni ma ie é istrus’ . if the a ra it offi . © rs Vv : « é . ™ ro Se , a, Po i”, ; : e. - | rrr / this country thought and acted sane Se . : ee ee | — “ ae ary : — aad ‘ « oe ees , . Siete = Sine . : : . ee . -- -OTps area at baitimore; tation dairymer wou!d be far more s . " ee gree enum iWkely to respect thelr knowledge | = — & : Anata vies. — a end carry out their laws 7 tens Me ax ; Bth Corps area, Chicago: Ben- | “This lack of unity of th ’ i > See ‘Stee, ' A. Poore, commanding the| iP ele ne t = : . : : » ee : ae — % ~ ths =e . Re on ee ORO mh Corps area at Omaha. Gays session of the Sanitary eng'- . ’ of . : ; * ’ - “" . ’ . " a 80 disturbing to the moraie the ha ; . =. Ps re . oe + ‘ a ; dler ‘,er rais A ibdbert J Bo- consumer. The principal adviser of wry : Ch oe Pe ee aie | Mommnadant Fort Brags the consumer in matters of milk /+* ' _ be x! re f. Sipe See i Car ' ‘Edward Le King. sanitation is the pediatrician, and . : / , aie. xr e aes ia a ncan' | General Service. the pediatrician has indicated his _2. ae : MEE 8 ee : tad . Fort Leavenworth, Kaa- @istrust of the centro! ef the health | ae i 4 /, Ea eS ~3 SO a : "oy ‘ colamanéine officer by evolving “certified milk” | te Bi ft 4) > rs Pe be Se ig ifantr: 7 Fort Sam | and by practically borcotting the | ——7 a, | a //, yy a aay oe men, Texas: Edwin B Winans. | feneral market supp)y ‘Ohitia iG JAA ! = NS RS lark ras: Gi orge Le R “Tt ie highly advisable that health @. . it uh "i f/f GG | SS Ss 5 aaa 4 . - Port Sill, Okia- efficers regain the respect of the a \" ) ae VETTE hd hi ti Se . . Ewing E. Rooth, eommand- Gairy industry and earn for the ty \i) ' y igh th, Sf, ‘A Ss _ ses . _ va.r F ort Riley. general market milk supply the . oy //|/ |i tf / : . SNe a Planten Winship. confidence of the consumer. One ef- “h fA Ju | Jf : : > oe [8 » © eT urt on duty fective means to this end would be | tf Ah// / : Pe, a See { -ps area head-; the adoption of some one effective : | 4 ae Ah se ‘aa —- Sherman stan@ard of control” | yy | y, ‘ ¢ ie ee nd | cate of the Pound of Coffee Stolen In Holdup. iy , ; : | | A man of middle age walked into the confectionery of Mrs. Helen Deggendorf, 1906 Cherokee «treet. yesterday afternoon, and asked that a pound of coffee be ground fer him. As Mrs. Deggendorf handed him the package he drew THE SUITS ny | Has Two a lata . W orsteds, Cassimeres, Cheviots in a wide Bee Powe Gutter Case Celebrated Arrow Shirts variety ot patterns of blue. tan. grav, Trousers. | | = y BeNnZO0- Actual $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 brown and the newest pencil stripes. Stouts, 4 on Removes Values Slims, Gas \fter filling all their Fall orders, smal] quantities u I HE MODELS % “ Shorts, LO LO A OO A A an il, ei ma Ta, lita et ‘—) oe ee eee ” . es, Wrinkles: Many lines were left. These they grouped in one lot and = | ¥ ome se- oe ee ee ee ee og cave Us first ehance in st. Louis tO slap them up. So + Single and double breasted English eT ~ R ] : ? ‘ Squeeze the juice ’ = a no, . . Yr v; a & bs mht e = 3 ~ - - is of tw lem as ins pass ext good fortune right slong to you. Every Snirt fects; also the three-button sack Suit for — bettie | eantn ning bears the **Arrow' label and is made by Cluett-Peabody Seer ' P ‘ | on ee . - - . . . . Mig. - ~~ ~~ AY L ‘iree ounces of Co., of Troy, N. Y., a guarantee of perfect fit and color the business men. SERVICE — chard White,which There are eollar attached. eollar-to-mateh and nee k band any druggist wil eatin | Just what the ¢ supoly for a few The Lot Includes— THE QVERCOATS _ — pen : cot yor have ta Come # “a hee ‘ s : wrink'e jiotion te Double-breasted box Coat, Chesterfields, prompt attentic relaxed skin, erase fine lines > ~y ° ; - a. . - —Cate crows fert. Early! the Wedge Coat, the Ulsterette, the Ulster. lors who will fit} 7 mac this sweetly fragrant . . ° — . . ’ is : ; : , 2 . e x t 7 444 ihn a mvriad or beautiful colorings with con- feectly. Aidit 1 ne paren ge “sslb-taie tras . a hs i. 22 . tis nto: 1] a ‘tails. sh tired lines and crows fret rasting back effects. iy shee wl emcee ’ ethed out, giving & more (Nuagents—Third Fiecer, Nerth.) - = contour to cheeks, ein, ‘= It leaves the skin velvety good wearing materials. Sizes 131, to 17. le ae mon | Parting Word—Men, Don’t Miss This Eventge === === fe F this harmless lotion ) ; * & ‘ = a -—=* oe 4 rine im Re. Bas: RR Hoctihie eRe See Ce a — . ge RT EE Sec PEt ee >

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? es, * a - PST) ; W EDNESDA y # z jDNE “1 Aig OCTOPER 21, 1s3em ——_— ——— i OBER ADVERTISEMENS™ ] RANKING Open a Charge Account—Enjoy Its Privileges : — Few Presidents Lice” to Be Over Seventy q oocesss ezammaliT MARTIAL | $25,000 Purchase ad Sale at 74 and Bichanan at 77 _ ror the past eighteen y a Prufrock-Litton Furniture Fourth and &t. Charles gtrags 0 Qn OT ; ONS specialized in rood furni ? > : ° moderate prices, (‘om ? — values before selecting faci ’ Members Holders of sa gs imme Me Sr \ & High-Grade Seamless Rugs J in Service. —— 3 | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a oo =wS oe Ee es Oe EE ee Ee, Ee ee ress | M : \ ‘ - BRGTON. Oct. 21.—Wha % LAS a “5 Every Rug is perfect, but because of change of de- é to be tne Nipnnest ratin« ar? ay ¢@3) . . . Enjoy having your pur- Sin Washington Oct. 25 | is \/ LEFT} = a Oe the benefit of this wonderful purchase. These high- date, Oo} se soon ¢ ter as j _ a 4. ey / > s Jy} +, ’ lases In your possession | Me” co m Mitchel VJ) a SS Fi Wee grade Rugs are all seamless and have wonderful while paying for them. Tyet pmmpertst {20 fr service con: (SS | 1 — | \ The Slore for ALL ihe People yp wearing qualities. Is tel] Vou a hout our Morris ne oh a “ig : : OH Se |! | : = | a $62.50 Sanford’s Beauvais Axminster Rugs . } Vlan of Payment. atthe ninety-sixth a BE pwight Davis ts crea-| i — a en ——— pT 99 Rugs—all the 9x12-ft. size. In a most wonderful ®H having picked the mem- ; | . - be court Dimnsett. All af] tial. (he y aes \ cs) range of patterns and colorings. High pile and closely - senior in | Col. Mitchell, and al Save | a, yw 4\ Al woven. Seamless style. Highest grade Axminster Rugs P vate pare | jails of Bees cos /KA NE J) A Be de. A regular $62.50 val Schell charges were pub- Ses $ ) lA KHZ ‘ a a. ae ma c. " repu ar ‘ 2.9 \ a ue , : ; . : 7 ¥ f ; ’ an the heels of the shenan- // | | J | SA\\. / | ‘\ f ter, and before the find- | Ftc -—— =f || — . ——f ———_ 2 ———— te PN-9 No. 1, Naval plane 7 —_ | ——————— / | ———— : —" ese, cosan atees | hh ——_ eas — (i | ~a/.50 Beauvais Rugs, 8.3x10.6 size .:..... . $42.00 to make the flight from | Mists Honolule | | [ete GY bg $44.50 Beauvais Rugs, 7.6x9 size .......- . $35.00 ‘al Department | he apecifications of th A! ih & (NSBR | 936.50 Beauvais Rugs, 6x9 size. ...... . . . $27.00 Ta ‘, cone NS a $19.50 Beauvais Rugs, 4.6x6.6 size . ....... -$15.00 See eeh that Col aS bee’) 1) a \\ $9.50 Beauvais Rugs, 36x70-inch size. . ..... $ 6.95 SSS [re el ee) ee 29 to 50 Weeks | §595 Beauvais Rugs, 2/7x54-inch size. ... . . 9a see 6 sie | \ SS FF to Pay ~3./5 Beauvais Rugs, 22.2x36-inch size. ......$$ 2.95 Ninety-sixth Article, for vio- FORT LS FOO ELE MPM 4 -°% of which Colonel Mitchell SS SS _S——— tried, reads: | —— | — = oommmencn I Pee | | ‘ . igh not mentioned in these | —_— —> . ——— ——— — _ — SO , SO S % all disorders and neglects | | ———. SS ——— aa | . Se ek af) C) T Re On) prejudice of good order and. v _ —— ——— aS W discipline, all conduct of Bi se Beso FB \ VE Westchester Velvet Rugs » not capital, of which | a, / ' aS » \ . i 4 + : Sebo military law may | fl" yy - FO RW TUUHIN WEN \ |. One-piece Wilton Velvet Rugs, closely woven and fin- mecial or summary cour l" jf... KA \\“\’!: 3a ON. WW ished with fringed ends. In an array of beautiful designs mree of the offense, and fed at the dlecretion of suck Wf, 3 ff HO RE= SI) KS | and most wanted colorings. Extra heavy quality. Reg- court ot 13. members, tne M1 fl’ YU iW & OST AN 1 SAN ular $62.50 value, 9x12-ft. size . mum namber permitted un- = al | ~ y | P \ ‘ - , } | JJ . ~ vi ‘ x : ny court Martial regulations Pp ! ‘NZ | : HK AV \ es > . SAT i . ty ; trial of military offenders, ~ Tl | Sy ah) AW, \\\\ || \ / j AA / , ; , ' ,\ « | ’ . ' beaded by Maj. Gen. Charies LAS | $57.50 Westchester Velvet Rugs, 8.3x10.6 size eral], commanding the ans y Corp Area, New York. HF \ NANI 7 Naito (WS BR Qos, $5 9.50 Westchester Velvet Rugs, 36x63-inch size LS \\ ARO \ . \\ \ ’ AR S we Ps = Ee ‘ A ° 2 . —_ ke! 4H x -T k R. tie lnehinesinaten hd oe Wh) \ f Hii), \ NO \\ \ - \ . 3 “2 . SS $47.00 let \ ak Axmiunsfel Rugs, 5.9K 10.6-1 t. SIZE este, Fors Sim| YE EK DRS BY FV \ Wma. \\\ en || \ SS: SERRA $3/.00 kervak Axminster Rugs, 7.0x9-{t. size Piatk, Texas; George Le R.| YW NYY INR 2 2S ORAS 12> \ QOS 1M SRA SS $29.50 Fervak Axminster Rugs, 6x9-ft. size scommanding Jrort Sill, Okla- A\ \ YW r , afd ANS ea YS oR SS TA 4 feryvak ‘ . rs 4 . (6.6 tt 1Ze Siwing Ciaeth command. y WX » ) \ INS NOS 7 SO Sa $16.00 Fervak Axminster Rugs, 4.0x6.6-1t. size wvalry school, Fort Riley, | NA , “wae § War: mt ' SS _—_ le OF} Rarwak ; mec . cc «2A Viking “1° Col. Blanton Winship, WZ ESL SF OI 777 Ss N | $ 7.95 Fervak Axminster Rugs, 36x70-inch size ember of the court, on duty | ; | ithe os _ Wied Gite aren bebe. Nf Oe BA A MANY i(liuudina. =, SS $ » SQW S. Sanford & Sons Clifton Axminster Throw Rugs Boston: (Co! Sherman al £ WAN \ - i”. % ,) \ ~ . N . > ' . . » . : ‘ 7, = ‘ _ = . . * 7? - i”... & . , . ‘ » Judge-advocate of the is 2 =S M\) =W ~ : , SARs ~ DS OXON Ve . S600 OX (O-ineh S170 $4.85 S24 eo xo4-1ne I) S170 OW judge-advocate for the = | SS —\ NGM \ Wed. ~ . ne N . ‘$= werTps area at Columbus. O::; . ~~ - : = a . ~ > * \ . . . ~ ‘ ; : —N . . . a . . | . ‘+. a .. | nt-Colone!] y V1 SP VP - DN > x SS S ! : A oA7 50) S S f 1 & S | | ef LOS ’ . ~ \\ : . ‘ \ * » P . r - . tu assistant jud re-anadvorwite ) WN " \N ¥. | ‘ Cn » ‘ ; _ SS nd ~— \S \ ‘ ~~ SNS “SS y Bis Je * an OTC ‘ Ons JUZeECTNE Sourt, on duty in the office | ~~ WN \' : 1% ~ ~ : SY i\\) ( SS oS VY R d Ad hia 7 la N 4 \\ \\ f ‘ ~ ‘s - . . ~~ a ‘ = & ~. > . : Judge-Advocsiea Gerferal of | ; ~~ 7 x . \\ - ‘ x \ y ‘ . SS J \\ L\\ \ = +5 : Ky >| SS eNOS Si. : 9x12-ft. size. seamless and woven very closely. Very request of Col. Mitcheil Ws SS S — : Sa : eX - P . a ' : al Manv beautiful de s Davis detailed Col. haf T- Hi} 2 o a” \ |} _— ~ — \ ~ i . . s. “ , ’ \" q : a ' ~ SS nract ical Rugs for Ser \ ce. e ‘ ans ye aut ul ae- i Waite, judce-advocate of | Yd CZ SS: —_ = ES — S AS \\\\ 4 ins Ss signs to be had from this collection. Soft, — Area, Fort Sem WANG SS = Sa oe ESS — | SS /- ROAR. G ~~ = SS harmonious colorings. Regular = ee. tO act as defens ‘ 7 gS SS , ie 2 — Py | So > —sS . S . 247 50) ‘ / 7 ~ _— . > 3 ~ Cas Mk = ~ | § value for the air officer. / 3 . . 3 . : , / , - = i \ = SS ~ . : ~. . \= = . : 2 3 4i. ; i] i f ; j ‘ Oh . > . \. - a J > . S = "y “~~ er 2s . y > . c — a > , _ age ~ . Soa ~ — ; . - — “ = of ; —_ ' , } S \\ : — = . = . 7 Pe oy ~ = — . ~ —- = ae ‘: . “= . eee cw. mt cms ome ome cae ee | (Nuacents—Third Fleer, Seuth.; > | y . « ' ORO Ses ces ces ses cesses co-® | ; ‘ " . « > = : Si [ = = 4*"e*"# ™ : _ ’ ” ms ; cp ag: e- ‘SS = = zoe* “SS o— ASK + ++ - %.t.tat.*a* al , —$—$ : of two lemonsina - .° PT od wh ot e WANs \ ' 0°00" O° ove™ oe Voto’ e” Ow YY here IE ~ 4 . ; + 4 | =e ak Com ete oo" dial ania fae Z a. chooks, en, | SES Ee i> |= Springe—Premier wire coil. Universal tied top. pt Made of extra quality all-layer cotton felt. " nd tr “ae ae ~S —-— Oe fe] ll ed rood 5 25 20-pound weight. 4x6 feet. Box ~ 85 ; ; . an resh. ~~ ib 5 ¥ ‘ =F ve e T : Yr eve > ir ¢ > a al . . . . = . e 4 experts use this astringent | | ¥ Mattress—4 ) pound ic ‘. full efit ¢ 93 95 for coined ° edge . Won't pac k or lump. Covered uae ; f Saree weces, sive to) | | quality of art ticking. The full outtit, 9av. ————__ with good art ticking, } ° : whiten sallow, tanned | ? or full Size —— ; —<— — = - — —_—_ = ".* , aa Squeezo the juice FF, (Nugents—Pourth Floor, North.) harmless lotion yourself : best immediately after

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WEDNESDAY. ACTOR! IZ. 1%: —_ ee — ——— Distinctively New Effects to Be Found tn the Sale of 1000 Lamps ae eee ‘ sacle — Budget Your Mechanical cana 3 - a —a eta : x3 TE 5 — sr nae ; a - } O Ts ba , ’ a | , 5 ‘. . : ~, ’ 7 . . , : £ : = That Children. Will Love pn oC oe ke oa a a... : : to Receive as Christ- -¥ Z. > “_s aon & " ete Pee NS ; : , ; \* .ue > enti. > ~~ _ ~~ . ‘ - * - - - -~-« > ~ ~ bf . , * “ J — a ~ (? O° . “ai _ \ , : . ‘ oe ~— y | . sa - = = a Ss Sb 5 f + - “sy = a ee : 3 mags (rt*ts Two Attractive Models at gf TER, Seadinene cite anal ~~ a SE EE re - - ? Regularly $22.50 as Illustrated at Left 7 Handsome antique metal finish applied to designs Liner iS for yy V er y Need that are traceable to the Spanish influence. This fin ish is as durable as it 1s artistic, and will harmonize In The Autumn Jubtlee with any furnishings. 7 Auto Dump Carts, beau- WW all - ~_— wees FS 4 nee oe * . ta HES ’ HEN so large an array of Linen values are offered for 12a . , = * ~s - oo Poe : ~ oe 4 me) me an” & . e . a 4 : ae a : S Pe aeta . SHS glace easy - 7 ~ d 5 ae ‘ on: ~tegt — _ . = x a * ns ‘ 7 od ‘ : : a 3 - a ee iin 2a - , . ae Le ‘ : et non ge eee oo ti-a-4_A4 . hatte 8 — , 1anc-crawnwork and hand-embroidered de- Linen m Matimerniets. 4 Ler ° —* = = — -_ o- 9 & =~ » he 5 " = Se . mo D- fi ~- — . : ; a | ‘Al : | Regularly Va ) - a SER a a $450 is " SF Pe 7,95 . Me Auto Roadsters, $1 $3.50 Doz., at Yawe | ish Wal ; and y eo —— ie M niature nical 2 Dam SK Tea Napkins tm floral pat- . Spanis | n | sag ame aga “* loth terns. Hemstitched hems. Size 15x15 inches . ~~ — , Illustrated alfove is a Suite ‘oc Huck Towels foc Crash Toweling _ fet. five chairs and one host € Verv different and distin- | | eC | Pi, 72 coat ™ cuished by exceptional grace are | / | 9 Yard 1 these slender Lamps with statts ; = ine quality all-linen Huck Towels with All-linen bleached Crash Toweling » : | John Widdic 7 r As Illustrated at Right il ‘re Pree cn ’ - / eS oh e ** ‘ ane as. Size 18x32 inches. rr blue borders. 17 inches wide i * + > Jubdil a — > P ~ ro ; 7? 1 oo van > ~ 4 - ‘ . « - iF x rt | Lé@ = pe} a ow . at e a a" A ‘Jid _- ri 2° raso ~s4 : Scarfs 18x50 in. Sale price ) 30X30 In. 18x45 in., Sale price s f5x45 in. - 18x54 in. Sale Price | d4xo+4 In. Lamp Shop—Fourth F r Seats - Mats ]2x18 in.: Sale price, each 14x14 in. a8 “ade carrying out the color used on lamp staff. tems *» sae : Ss The Chair Lamp is priced SP 4.5 — n ° . & - — The Bridge Lampispriced $19.75 The China Shop Presents an Impressrve Array of Beautiful Tablewares at ae “We Me AO, os Se Autumn Jubilee Prices 16-Rib Umbrellas Are Smartest for A 352-Piece Set as Illustrated W omen to Carry Two Important Jubilee Important Additions to the Autumn Jubilee Sale 15,000 Yards of Linoleum J ie! Y ERY finest makes of inlaid and print Linoleum at worth even better. Novelty handles, while savings. All new, full rolls to select from. Bright may be had in open stock. ; mber colored tips and stul . : : , | on or eo. 8 fF Stites. Cone 2500 Yards 4000 Yards Cork Linoleum Rugs , , Talpeca gnu. | weenie Base Linol - Colorful Sets That Make Welcome Gifts —— e | Pe sas ee a 5 7 _ The Apartment Set | The College Set Consisting [iL : wh am Sg. Yd. Consisting of 40 Pieces of 18S Pieces aK hy eee ee Regular . > > e , > > = , 3 5 | ; , = cy? ry : * +7 i . ' : Regular $2.25 quality, tari, ual base printed © Li —-— 4 ; .. — . ' aise is eT : . ’ ' ‘ee Le ; . : . if ) - .7 hl awl me eonvren;n . men . a sis 7 - T ‘ : ® : : : = ’ * ~ y~ . = in Lie, VivVLaA and -OnVved ™ . 4) rs si7e? ‘7% >. —S—_ —_—— af “+. ' ‘ aa ¢ ; >a : * sx . ~_— . ~~ —_ ~~ ve : ) ; > = »* +s | + ae . > > a = : " w ; ~ > . oo *- . ’ , ’ ; ii ‘ . : » 4 . > ~ : ; es . o “s+. > > . -_ . . . . . . “ 7 : ¥ ae. *o te " e *.¥ , . , . ° lavender asters and blu: —_ “ingle yee ese . . * _—* r+ \ ~ * . . hee ' “a ¢ . . equally moderate prices. : 7A : " + tional designs. Bine. tan = * - : hie . -7 Lath ofr fine imported rea. ecnina. in Iliesetrated at right. 4 var : w : > P « lil igs a shapes that are quite new. Solid ee ae Ears a regular SD. 40? Ri 4 eecior decoration in rose. green, in = 7 o.or and white bar is and 4 ‘ as 3 .e-. he . — * +e "7 .* _ ’ e r 3 6x9 Feet blue or yellow. Black handles and gration. The colors are pink, biue and 1 , oe a 3000 Yards Inlaid 4900 \ ards Cork _ ; edges. Service for atx tee = of My ates, Ds. Sa ¥ a] . : = late. .\ ; + lahed oh helt 7 } . ; ee 4 en ee pene | ; esigns and their amber color Linoleum Base Linoleum 5 Jen . Many Beautiful 100-Piece Dinner Sets Soret y welcqme. 08 they combina 5 Jf Se. Yd. S %: So. ¥d. ; ~ as i . » (Sood cer nT O1 cok wood. tile and biock e Tard (‘ork-hbase printed : 7 ' . as na ‘ 7 . A -_- e a! . ’ = as a prini . OTs anc patterns @ ‘hese Tv > , _ , , > > - - fects. 4-vard width Linoleum, in 6-foot width. two large groups. DPD -} oe | - ame #7 — ~ . . ~~ ~ 4 a 4 ’ 7 ) ’ : yy) on rt ’ aT" & wy mew and artistic border decorations with goid bands and m - Lar >- pSsity, = megwuarivy 31.00 “]- are t ons Sandies. Choice of four patterns, in several different colors ; a Regular $52.50 Sets of fine, high-grade, tmperted china. tn 57: i, at -J China Shop—Fourth Fleer ~~ Umbrella Shop—F'rst Floor. Rug Shop—Fourth F r a a - ‘a / wy we ad ‘ ’ a We ee ‘aad ae! “» Be - ~* Oe “~ om * -* - ih. J we _- Jue i 23 SSS — a , - | « | -™~ Pd e “ ~ ~ ’ Sa ou S . J s . ag ~ ss

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WEDNESND OCTOBER 21 "i995 CPs = oe SL HESS cs 25% iF > > > - A» La oe « ae Budget Your Income and Secure the Advantage of | the Autumn Jubilee Sale of | iy anh * ¢:9 » | y ‘ urniture tor Kver oom -_ & | Compartment | ; ° i) / * B—Finest Cabinet | 4 At These Mar ked SAVINGS Work = Genuine | e : eee Walnut — Rich mat} a Ty | me” 3 1 | Museum Finish | y | te | | of ti lone | ; i” ' bh | C—Genuine dé I | | i } 44 a Victrola j D—Record ‘ Compartment | ‘ ubilce | a. ’ a : E— Disappearing | ‘ ues are ott: red for selee- | i rear ooriggl M Shelf 2 nksgi\ Ing and Christmas y | . Dimensions: | 48 inches high | 36 inches wide | 20 inches deep | | | | Tablecloths MP Regularly $850, 1 $0.95 10 Dozen, at $5.95 amstitched Tea Napkins egularly > g 50 Doz., at kad © ; mM Damask Tea Napkins tn flora} pat- Hemstitched hems. Size 15x15 inches. eter ia: ~~ 3 bd - ll > - Sates ~ : oe? s x oe ae ae . a a Tee > BREE ea ee ee , a 9 J . Sy Sore a ; - te i} Spanish Walnut Dining-Room Suite of 8 Pieces tt nl os ein licen apes BY Q oc | This Genuine Victr ola if Chin net $80, Bever S 4 In Our Own Radio Adaptable Highboy Cabinet || John Widdicombe Bedroom Suité of Four Pieces MADE EXPRESSLY FOR US ? | Ta BE on Regular Price $525 ] pe SS ———————— — ae NN | : fs 2 g ®, : ‘3 SS Sa == Sis ~~. a ES oe a ‘3 P u | § § 75 } Ba - + fi : | : oh FEO | $125.00 Highboy in ° $10.00 Cash and et ah ee ggg =~ tit Seu the Jubilee at hi $5.00 a Month / First Showing in the Autumn Jubilee— 4oce Crash Toweling >t 45 Yard a7 eS linen bleached Crash Toweling with red be borders. 17 inches wide. ble Scarfs, d Napkins the Autumn Crash Linen % Less China closet $60. Server $40. Ra ee ee i Re ez “~~: This handsome mahogany Suite with inlaid marquetry | panels was built especially | 5 for us by the John Widdl- . | ee ee Ns a HIS genuine walnut cabinet was made expressly for er- most manufacturers of fine Squares , | . has B6 in. Sale price $2.50 furniture. A large shipment voort’s and embodies the finest cabinet-making. In addition to aah. m oe >. AP» ' Linoleum print Linoleum at worth- Cad > a s to select from. Bright, SS) pe ee ee ee End Table, S490 “9 a —_ rk , Linoleum Rugs =| $7£.30 Walnut Bedroom Suite of Four Pieces *139 = oa > = HE Milton Player-Piano embodies | ‘*° we Regular $19.00 cork many fine qualities not found in ordi- (Y& ua . ; . : . . . only base printed Linoleum ha arremygcerea ee be nary Plaver-Pianos. To mention one;allair : > - "Tt? » 3"? is OU ’ . — bed ° : ™ P : : ‘ min | Rugs, size 9x12-ft. Salleise bed, dressing A Lifetime of Service tubes are metal instead of rubber. The tonal 9 feet qualities are very excellent, offeringaclear & table. dresser and chest of : drawers Offered by the Milton : : Twin Beds $29 Extra y mellow tone in both high and low notes. Night Stand $10.50 | This is assured because of the > ~ Regular $9.75 Rugs k Size 6x9 Feet . . $7: 75 “inka chee : excellence of materials that have Th Y t p | er go 50 | been used in its manufacture. It ree 1ears tO @ ay : As illustrated. Finely has been highly praised by many In addition to the great savings made a Good selection of col- upholstered. Choice of artists, such as Madame Gadski, possible in this Sale, you can have tho ona ors and patterns in these conn ge tag lagg me Anna Pavlowa and other artists payments spread over a period of three dth. two large groups. ae - of equal note. | years. r. Music Salon—Sixth Floor. io 3s >t ~y ” << ? a3.

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WEDNESDAY. ST. ! LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ae | a oT) : = | 9 c al ib : ees pete — See ST. ANT YONY HOSPITAL FUND : - — Pa — CAMPAIGN NEARLY FINISHED STORE HOURS: 9A.M -M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL6P. M. i STORE HOURS: 9A M TO : ae i reams Will Make Sperial FPffort | { rloy e ; ’ a Wishing to Raise Balance «of amen / : " ; ’ by Tomorryew Nich: $1.25 af , tt Won't Make You os sco0 commantes on Value ; | Slender, But ee Nox Ls Sa ° a oe ear oo . —— mas in slipover " T We Give Eagle Stamps and Redee Dile-Wate Fal rted — 4 fay " : , _ {cine Eagle Bai ps r Zz Re a iyii (easy iy o for Y ) (Hi ij L argest Distribu tors of M. Pre -handise . *, Z ~~ m f. ‘ash or 4 re ad, sal Sauls h. indise Feu : Lu Basement eb or $2.50 in Me ) Kei Restricte ticles E2 r -epted d at Retailin Missouri and the West OEE —-- — Reducer Will ay , | : — . a . : ‘ evi a & ‘ P Z 4 | vy . . ’ : i A. ; : ni . ‘ * — iE oy RiteWate peut Reymomy ‘Stuzs ibs | oo FAT REDUCER w20O7 Se A Group of Several Hundred on Coats and Dresses > Hats Offered 9 —Two Special Groups—All Garn:ents in Up-to-the-Minute Styles : any an'iee «i og ‘sote.s harm a Fal! Hats of exce len’ grade , , ' ) Cit | ' yr w ; eatin and velvet in =_en and “$1 and $3 Boxe pa aetna perma ces Smart Coats New Dresses 6% sas and ceive is ack an with fancy pins and flowers. Basement Economy Store ~ g | rm! ’ . esiring '% ei} : »? ‘ ' : neighborhood drugzis' mail in th pledgem to t he _ te . : re a teee Brendes. quarters of the campaign, 201 Cit; & = $ 50 Seo “Famo” and May-O-Belt Corsets Detroit, Mich ; ~ Ruild - ? - 2 SS . ~ | thony’s Hoepital. Gra : \ el 3 ; $3.50 to $5 $ 35 coon ips gat Sogn i. epee VSS ’ ; 4 Values, Choice. . y NT sent. ) be pai err, . j : ) — , € Handsome pink brocaded Corsets, medium and Isp ADV ERTISEMENT . . oF c . . Z Ps a . I . p a ; } I i - it l] > : T j | = sus? or hav a last ° se" in the top: well q New Fflars mad tr htlin r) ¢ coat rith black bonin Have attached ——— | Basemen Was Drugged By =} a ' eae “4 Coats. the ma i I - lin I wit Ik - ‘ 1 “§ fae ae ls w uae a Sa: Paetsch iy range of s! Constipation Poisons yrL FOR KI LING TWO SONS et PGE UEP cloth. pinpoints | oat een ee = New York City Mr Victor , sk ns broadcloth and deerona > ao. pro- : | er apetena Bags: erence oo | Sail Gi 1 , Wj tein wt tes ue never realized om 3 4 ae Aone oe ~ palin — > fu ly L] Se a T} . 1] ii. : ft and - ; . - term miad Nn panes : piers 1r ~ inter Coats . a . ’ : : cA . : _ ai : 4 Rai . » | went aromnd wilh a dopea, ) ‘ ; ‘x ‘ ' - . * . : ' ‘ a“ ry :? . 5 “~ Uf ,? sti . ii ' : a i _ . izzy feeling most Bar 9 stem : ae | Ay i Unusual » »-* : ‘ ‘ . . 7 . - : . . | of ar. etee.. ; . , ' a : - : . : Vv un * In : —————d : . OU ’ Wir ; _ 7 - is a id & ‘ « ’ green Drug Sto nag sot on Pag ecngin para may es JS —Unusual Value at —Exceptional Value at | Ree ee ete a. - 2 ne Coats in black and new colors Values at.. . ’ iot: Womez &. misse ee 3 ; = - | | ». -~ — es a] 7 , . ~ > * ~ . IS ) lp 7 | eacing yr make “nn posture that will : = Fa $4.95 ! ; LN unusual approval. Finished with scalle SAINT LOUIS W (MAN TELLS | | sS88 J S oO ry . I ck Satin I scheas with ricl Value. : , : Ay f HAN ae tate raronead ond vm 214 aan Pt | imported Curtains in soft belge ll natateette i Me 7 a —_—— - es and maroon. Sizes Se: 2.54 ul! = Ponty 75 } West pr cay Coat Sweaters in he i 4 Wet Reaurtiful : aes eee sas teins a ) . ' @ stitch, with jal se 4 Ing .- Pepe tbe Ie . . Mourted on Frenenh net oa very good $1 | SSS : tyled Suits ira asting ° | 9 forced and bound at the strenuous dit esi | Y quallty—several patterns; : ' ‘ - 7 weeny °¢ : narts In eather brown: navy } ' 2 | a nl . , mi _ i | - Children's Coat Sweaters bea il bo $5 Curtains jaw 1 + 7. ~ _ . * * =W Ale ° a : : 7 i: in ® oer t¢ : Ls 44 ie .¥ . 7 igi i Dn Advises All Who Suffer from Stomach Trouble, Indiges- $3 to $4 pte tion or Constipation to Try Herb Juice and Be Relieved as She Was. rant« ¢ 7 —_ ’ em tile ‘dren = SS . Basement LEcenemy “tere : a : $1. QR . " : Basemen t Eceonemy Stere -—eereers eee -——_- ——- Women's Purses Blankets | All-Wool Blankets S9c¢ Bootees- s Suit Ser og Hose a s Seconds of = $11 Value Q 95 : : hevegui 88 vaiee [A> | | EBrAEM PD | | Pe POS s5-*-86G rag ‘ : 7 aoe ae Peas Rors or’ nd pleat € Full and sem!-fashioned Gi iz ; t and colors. Basement Economy Store . Basement Economy “Store Basenient ‘onom ¥ . . . omy Store ; Hasemenr fu ms tor " : - _ 2s Basement Seconcm 5 Basement Fcenemy Store ’ = Redecorate the Home During This Sale Which F eatures— | : The Whole Family Can Sapply Needs in This Sale—F eataring $1.65 Ruffled Curtains | Men’s Union Suits Spoctamy rvseen the Pair ee. «$2 ee FOP. .-eccccees $ 1 44 imire rossbar Ma: t of fine elastic random ribbed, ankle-length : come in re ; Suits with long sleeves. Sizes 36 to 46. Supply fz now and share in this offering oP “Ye Olde Tyme” Comfort : , derwear ~ 29c Curtaining ¥ ee Men’ . Union 1 Suits io \ niidren’s Une or pants & * — 20" a. i. “ x — ~~ le ribbed cotton, tn rarious = s , r e i at nda s x has in en . “7 poiti? — } Special, . “ “ | = a a x , ie v1.7 gee lye ° $1.25 i ” “Specials” in Lace Curtains 25c Cretonnes | « Ainge: sattegemeti ‘ P a . pest ar ; =“6 ‘ A . , ace MEO” anc Ca long-s eeve ank.e-length : E : nion Suita in art we styi -_ Offering Sabstantial ~ 7 $1.5 ar f extra sizes 31 25 te . : sular 7 ~~ Ten a ir toe atin ‘ , &9 : - - $2.1 () ; : ‘ : . . . ~ : - * " . : a $1.6 - : : ; * @a. . ° : valuee 3 | . ‘ . > . . - P 1 : Basement Economy “tore ra , Basement Economy 7 Zi MRS. ASNA FLEISCHER ; : Basement Economy Store REI © teat une cn [td cecneved tus cabo, Thave nes Sale of Men’s Driving Your Opportunity to Effect a Saving on il 3 % | . s So much good that I feel like an and remove: e entirely different person an. : T fs @ - . pot ary reiieT [ror ’ ; ; : » ~ p * + ce remedies 1 ist as , - nN eC it my duty to come down a: ad Join stopped taking then : (slov es ot O S an Om S 1CS XMmMmIiIn ‘ the throng of Herb Juice » Bo y~alen as bad conditio » i ad a ‘a said Mrs ADDA Fle ne rea ; ing ‘an -, | sides at 1500S. Tth St. Saint Louis. home folks wh> ha? taken ties Sample and Mended $1.25 —at Prices to Interest Practical Thursday Shoppers BR i $1.25 Percolators be 15 Pere : cup aluminam coffee Mo.. when she called to see 1} Juice and were vraisi pea ear | to $3 liti t a ‘ ee: 5, Salle - Juice and were praising it so high'y. o $3 Qualities a S i 7 cap aluminum coft TRS ates oe) otro, eel. and | Lo yn Flannel $1 Damask 29c Crepe onds of mat 3 > ~1 ‘finish removable onsidera lh le at! ments before takin ion: rm - = ae , St lierb Juice,” ntinued Mrs. other medi "ines and r- 1s FS | |? 2; ! ’ . | . Fleischer. “f had Greadfui back- I have ever used gree Etr-weme e | , a ! = hes as J% aches, dizziness, stomach troub! ®. i feel that I wt _ jes . seg Wade $1.: Sh , _ ‘ Ru that are suitabie for almost any room tn the home. w ; 4) . sia ' : : aes 50 Bae 3 ; " ‘ . + * om, constipation. nervous-| praising it. because Poncapi 22¢ Muslin Towels th rich lustrous pile and tm many attractive colors and 4 2 - seep was badly me so much rea! good My aches c ned . un i leather Gaunt- ret Ing at B aa red border i in 9x12-foot size useless for me to and pains have a!) Mit ve finger, th “4 : at wels, slightly you that one with th 7 Saappeares. ‘ager and : ‘on in conan beets 91.25 stained: en 25 : suffers - he constipation its con: I an now all “a ' ameinde on £0e Axminster Rugs Fringed Rugs digest my food pr per y and a ° ms . . .° . . . sicep peacefully as my nervous sys- | sizes } 29c Ginchams | Cc Unall _Cottor Flannel ‘Noe. feral ana tee ees aad | a ae a oa te | tem ’ - bn , ce \for amyone with similar ailmen‘s Boys Wool Sweaters fast; yard . - : aod 15¢ : dl ‘ — » that it has done for me and I urge . ats it . ) , et leet j : —— suffering as I did to try ular | Lig wea’ Shown in le woot 3 Felt o ': «4 . it _ iN a2 : j j he ak ,arel Ss? n> . . fr ; hades ‘ ar Sites —-.. Sidtnan iia RR ia ; Seamless veivet Mu 2zi3 Two-yard- wide > 4 ; > to eee the Herb Juice man. us! —_ . | 2 ioe > 39 ilbrs ws, val 8 ~ ~- . tag email = 2 | tt~ osu, m ¢ peat Co., $14 Washington avenue, ecte P ied Baecment Eceonemy Store a, Witn Pp pt cone dew: «ns and colors. . Nts ml ae "74 erb Juice, that their fnends Rasemen: E_cenemy *tere . ; <4 = 75 , valve. square vard —— te cover is reheving so many sufferera $25. o Basement Economy re: |

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WEDNESD OCTOBER 21 ides —- - = a. Pajamas $1.95 | Valuc.. $1.69 € Women’ «a co al outing flanne}] Palen igo | mas he Slipover and en-Tront Kt ise ; 26 to 42. ce yam est | Basement i roup of Several Hundred rimmed. $3.69 BR of excellent grade velvet in black and colors. Trimmed Ins and flowers. ble shapes. t Economy Store and May-O-Belt Corsets to $5 $ 25 s, Choice... pink brocaded Corsets, medium an have elastic set in the top; well cow ming. Have attached supporters. Good &. Basement Economy Store ls’ Winter Coats Unusual $ IS Values at.. 0 Coats for selection’ Fashtoned of ity materials and in the latest shades. fur collar and cuffs, many with fur izes 8 to 16 included. Basement Economy Store y Offering of Women’s ; ors in heavy bp rolling col- yarns, rein- he strenuous * rowns, navy to 46. Sweaters , of all-woo!l Mith LAr ore ren $ alue 2.95 == heconemy Store ———————— Women’s Hose | 5 | Irregulars of $1.25 to $1.50 6 Ss = | aS. C ated @€ Full and semi-fashioned and silk Hose, with double lisle vith tops, reinforced feet. Black r to and colors. — : Hasement Economy Store t Veeds in This Sale—Feataring ion Suits $1 44 Children’s Underwear Vests with or. sleeves or pants in ankle-length f fine-ribbed, fleece- lined cotton. 0c to TR TE a 33Cc Women’s Union Suits ~—of flexible ribbed cotton, In various etyles. Regular or extra ~ at 25 — . Sizes; $1.75 value, special. 5 * > Women’s Union Suits Fine ribbed, fleece-lined cotton Union Suita in Various styles; regu- lar of extra sizes: $1.25 to 8&8 | C $1.50 values Basement Mesnemy Store 1, ankle-length to 46. Supply ity to Effect a Saving on ister Rugs 52/2 ‘almost any room in the home. Woven in many attractive colores and designs. Fringed Rugs a)- 9z12-fo0r mug fseamiess vel- le- vet kind in Dinead and Per- C12 sian design nes. "Neoante of $42.60 0 aad $45 grades, $37.50 Felt-Base Floorcovering riz Two-vard-wide extra quality le. felt-'ieuse & oorrowerineg in eat ids designs and colors. 5 value, square yard mre: 39¢ ent Kconomy Store ai ie. a> Be rae a - filed ‘ Pe WEDNE SDAY, OCs: Zi. 194 oa—-- - padincisungocunaageonen er - — I Se neti esse —— ~~ en ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH 3 STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6P. M. FAMOUS “BARR CO (f Give Eagle Stam ps and Redeem F nll Books for $2.00 in : Largest Distributors of Merchandise i or $2.00 in Merchandise- —Few Restricted Articles + Exe epted at Re tail u im Missourt and the Ww est NN” er ——n seepeemreenees _— a oueeen > ~~ An Unusual Purchase Brings You This Exceptional Choice of 60: Royal Wilton Rugs Imperfect $77 to $89 Grades v - Ve , = ~ = =a , a" € You will find this selection of Roval Wilton Rugs extremely pleasing— the imperfections being scarcely noticeable and not lessening the wear they will give. All Rugs are finished with fringe and there are effective Persian and Chinese patterns on variously colored grounds; with choice of the follow- ing sizes: 7 Rugs—8.3x10.6 ft.; seconds of $77.00 grade 3 Rugs—9 x12 ft.; seconds of $79.50 grade 30 Rugs—9 x12 ft.; seconds of $81.00 grade 5 Rugs—8.3x10.6 ft.; seconds of $85.00 grade 15 Rugs—9 x12 _ ft.; seconds of $89.00 grade Fifth Floor F. J. FOSTER NAMED CHIEF OF STATE FISH HATCHERIES Has Been Superintendent of Govy- of érnment Preserve at Neosho, Mo., for Last Six Years. Special to the Post-Dispatch JEFFERSON CITY. Fred J. Foster, for the Owe Years superintendent of the Unit-' |ed States Fish Hatchery at Neosho, Mo., yesterday was appointed chief hatcheries for the Missour! Game and Fish Department, by Game and Fish Commissioner Mc- | |Canz. The position is a new one, to become effective Nov. 1. Foster, who will have headquar- | ters tn St. Louis, was tn Govern-'! ment fish hatchery work for 16 years and hatcheries in Maine Vermont. Wyoming and Alaska. He also did similar work for the Government in the Canal Zone and itn Centra! America. He is a vice president of the American Fishertes Society. formerty supervised Ben Reitman, An Important Event, Continuing Thursday—The November Sale of Lace Curtains and Draperies —Enabling Housewives to Save on the Newest Kinds for Every Room Casement Curtains Imported Curtains ~ $12 Value, $12 Value, $7700 5 Eeru-tinted net Casement Curtains from a Imported Irish Point Curtains in the fa- leading maker—new patterns that will win vored ivory and beige tints, unusual approval. Finished with sealloping long-wearing Swiss net—and woven in a and bullion fringe, and made 2!5 yards long. variety of attractive patterns. $20 Lace Curtains $13.50 to $15 Beige Curtains Heige point Curtains mounted on fine quality $5 Value, a = ** - ‘ geen -+* =? Beautiful imported Curtains in soft ige it | Mounted on French net of very good Swiss net—and in very iovely sheer de- $7 R5 quality—several patterns; pair ...... . 12.50 signs; 24% yards long; the pair ........ . $5 Curtains $4 Curtain Sets $3 Drapery Striped rayon Drapery of lvs- { $2 Cretonnes | French marquisette pane) Cur- (ream voile Curtains, with col- Beautiful linen taffetas and | tains in ivory tint, with lace ored ruffles, and matching tle- hand-blocked kinds in gorgeous | trous appearance—and in new trimming; backs and valance; and subdued colorings; 95 | colors; 50 inches $1. 65 ae ee F $2 ee oles 0 ole « $2.50 36 inches wide; yard... C ' Wide; yard ......-- o f Fifth Floor A Specially Featured “Radio Week” Offering of the New Super -Heterodyne Sets ne oy and $ ] Os: | @ A remarkably special price on the complete new model 25 RCA Super-Hetero- dyne—the portable type that will play wherever you carry it—and does not need outside aerial or ground wires. Complete with six RCA tubes, Radiola loud B batteries and other accessories—and installed in your home without speaker, charge. 5 . “B” Batteries Chargers Speakers 2214-Volt 45-Volt | $19.50 $14 45 $4. 95 | Value ° Yabes $1. 29 32. 2) | “Valley” Chargers—that | Mar hattan L oud - will charge your bat- | . -~ wees qd) able Fresh teries at small expense unit. tapped and fully gual over night. Dry Cells, each, 29c $50 ZRA Sets, $29.95 Sixth Fleor Replenish Your Kitchen Supplies From These Advantageous “Specials” in Aluminumware Offering Substantial Savings on Excellent Grade Utensils Japanese Dinner Sets | $45 Value $Q.50 @ Beautiful Japanese 31 .25 Percolators $1.75 Percolators i eteciinem cottde 2a fe. {8 oliehed a stuminum |» ouart covered Con- china Dinner Sets of ed finten Fonovnelb rolaio ithe ttc nized Rollers th Coren ee | ved z ~~ ge > aa 100 picces ~decorated Biter 850. a ton “+; ieee. ® 29 — be s parts; RAC | and wood g sii0 with a charming gold DEM bs sh 54 band design—and gold handles. A most un- usual opportunity — | share it Thursday. “a ag oe ce $2.25 Roasters | $1.25 Roasters Oval aluminum, 10x 12 inches round, ; ‘Skitlets, 15-inch Size, with inches high; polished ppe ad handled £5.26 | esr Se. BBC ( a- ....$1.65 cover ee ee re a ee $12.95 — Sets ~of American mi- gree lain: white worl goid bow- $2. 50 cores 31 25 Pitchers oom patterns: ms 95 . f 50 pieces. ) lieav) = agi w ates ‘?P ~~ “s | aluminiu wide epo ut and Nc Fifth Fleor | strong handle ¢ HRasement (Callers mounted on A beautifully Desk Model—lIllustrated Right designed, ample writing space—by simply lifting the lid is transformed into a modern Electric Sewing Ma- chine—with the new Domestic features. - Visit Our Sixth Floor Section and See the New Domestic Electric Machines Illustrated at Left Is the Artistic Console Style @ Not only with new features that a splendid Electric Sewing Machine will be a delight to wom- en who sew, but also a piece of furniture adapt- able to many rooms—as a dressing table, daven- port or center table, console or radio table. “Z of one ee nee eee _ —_ Allowance for Your Old Machine will be made toward the purchase of these New Domestics. well-built Desk with ee eee — .00 ; ‘ Weekly Pays for Either of These Sewing Machines after a smail cash payment. No interest is charged. explain the ope of plain and fancy sewing. ration of these’new Factory Demonstrator Here This Week Mrs. Graham, Sewing Director from the Domestic Sewing Domestics—and to give You'll be interested in her demonstration—attend Thursday Machine Co., is here to you lessons in al! types Sixth Floor FAMOUS -BARR CO. The Dominant Store of St. Louis ee A A A = = FX-KING OF TRAMPS NOW STUDENT OF Man ee Head of Hobo College, Lays Crime to Heredity . Dr Ren Reitman. former “king f trampe.”’ anarchist, 10-year asso- clate of Emma Goldman and all sround apostle of cussedness, is in the city and proclaims his regernera- tion into “reapectable citizen, re- former and sociological ecologist.” That latter term needs some ex- planation, Dr. Rettman recognizes Ecology he defines as a botanical term relating to the study of en- upon plants. He now is engaged in the study of environ- ment upon human beings, particu- irly of the ec'ass in which he found himself for 20 yeare—the hobo, tramp and migratory worker. Hie is conducting the Chicago Collecwe for Hoboes and in the col- lewe has set up a clinic which of- fers, and is used by Chicago medi- eal colleges, hospitals and crimi- logisxt«, to obtain matertal for the “sociological, pathological and peychological study of the genus tramp, as a contributor to ertme.” Reltman belleves that crime is ‘largely a problem tn heredity. Cor- rection, he thinks, ts not a mattcr of penal institutions, but the dis- covery of tnherited criminal ten- enough to occupy vouthful minds with something »e- sides nightly assembly on street corners As for the modern tramp, Reft- man says.that the old-time bum of *he comic weeklies, the visitant at kitchen doors, has disappeared and in«his place has come the bet- ter-dressed “hitch-hiker” of the highwavs—tincluding the coast-to- Téncies soon ' coast walker, male and female. The automoblile-traveling publie does not recognize the hiker as a tramp. Reitman potnts out. swt nevertheless he ts the modern-doyv tramp, with all the uneasy stirrings of the tattered hobo of the ‘aat generation, all the improvidence, all the tendencyeto emall criine. The old tramp ato’e food in e- fremity The medern tramp, more ski Neu, steale the wherewith to 'huyv food and clothes. Feitman ts attending the s°n- “ions of the American Pubtte Hlealth Association, and staying at Hotel Statler. Store Robbers Get 7 Years. POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., Oct. 21. Jewe] Hayes and Casmio Bottino of Duquoin, Ill.. were found guil- ty here last night of robbing the Snider store at Fisk, In this coun- tv, and*« were sentenced to serve seven years each tn the pentten- tiary. The robbery occurred on Sept. 7, when loot valued at about $1000 was taken. = ON EVERYMAN’S TONGUE - ‘PLORIDA’ , -LAND OF SUNSHINE AND FORTUN ————— ——————— ———————— Today Florida has become a national Wherever one may go ‘‘Florida”’ is _heard. At the Club;in the home, on the » stre t, everywhere it’s ‘‘Florida.”’ Thousands have just awakened to the great truth of Florida and are learning of the wonderful possibilities of the State for the first time. periodicals of the Nation have investigated Florida more closely than ever before, and have given the state more deserving pub- licity than it has ever had in its history. Reading and discussion of the many recent articles written about Florida, together with personal investigation by hundreds of the Nation's citizens have, it Is said, divid- ed the continent into three great classes: Those in Florida, those coming to Flori- and those who want to come to Leading newspapers and Those in Florida know us as one of the State’s leading Realtors; to those compris- ing the two latter named classes we wish to introduce ourselves. Our firmis one of the old, Real Estate firms of the State. we have served the investing public in and have come to know Florida Real Estate and values as but few others Our growth has kept pace with that of the State; our development Mas been as rapid and sure. Today we operate offices in thirteen cities and towns throughout established For years United States and Canada. da Real Estate investments. like to share in them. others and we can assist YOU. | quickest returns. der any ia at your service. - — ee ee map of Florida.) Florida, and maintain an organization de- | partmentized and specialized in every city, capable of rendering a maximum of safe, conscientious and dependable Real Estate service inevery individual transaction. We have built and cherish a reputation, and to- day enjoy the implicit confidence of innum- erable patrons from every section of the We have made money for hundreds of patrons who en- trusted us with the handling of their Flori- The coming year will see millions of doil- lars made by investors in Florida Real Es- tate. Some of you_who are coming to Florida will most probably share in the || profits, and you who want to come to | | Florida, but cannot, unquestionably would | ; /, | We have assisted | We KNOW | Florida values, and can place your invest- ments so as to bring you the largest and | When in Florida call at our office nearest the locality in. which you are interested. If you cannot come to Florida, write our | Executive Offices for information about any section of the State in which you are interested or would like to invest. We are a to give information and to ren- sistance-— our entire organization (‘Write in advance for our latest road- €r- aul = 4 - 3 P ne = ,¢€ }) all - or a". * REFERENCE EXECUTIVE OFFICE: 210 SOUTH BEACH STREET, JACKSONVILLE | DAYTONA BEACH @/DELAND PAM - DAY TONA ,FLORIDA PRONE i270 STAUGUSTINE ORMOND BEAG1! NEW SMYFINA SEACH I TAMPA *We Cover Florida Ficaléstate Lite the Sunshing. * CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE IN EVERY TOWN IN WHICH WE eAND THE MERCHANTS BANK &6 TRUST COMPANY, GAVTONA, FL OFFICES IN. NEW SMYRNA HAVE OFF ORLANDO BEACH | MIAMI

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14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH te ££. % WEDN&ESD +” OCTOBER 21 dpae” | ae — ——— ns Hig) , "s ‘. INQUIRY IN ALLEGED WASTE ie corwhite. intimated. his | special session call would await the Attorney-General'’s report. FOOTBALL OF TEXAS ROAD FUNDS URGED ---—- By the Associated Press. AUSTIN, Tex., Uct. 21.—A spe- ola] session of the Texas Legisla- the State Highway Department un- der the regime of Gov. Ma Fergu- son. In a staternent from Washing- in the privacy of your home. Gov. James FE. Ferguson, recent! ‘7 § of ¥¢ Meanwhile, the State is awaiting the result of an inqury already be- ing conducted by Attorney-Genera|! Moody, who is checking up the TAndell 595. IE Getiineds enpendicures in Do You Need Mone y? Get $10 to $1000 Quick! _ If you are one of the thousands who do not know how easy ft The executive, wife of former telephone Lindell 695 and our man will call to arrange the loan charged with dominating the State e o Highway Commission, declared sh: Y hl F C would summarily remove any ears a em nance O. official proved in default of duty. 1035 N, Grand FOOTBALL Illinois vs. Michigan Champaign, Illinois SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 Special Train via Wabash Railway —consisting of Free Reclining Chair Cars, Parlor Cars, Drawing Room-Compartment Sleeping Cars and Din- liours, 8 A. M.—9 P. M. Reservations, Tickets and information at WABASH TICKET OFFICE Broadway and Locust St. Tickets also at Union Station o ge none “ahlem ce! You'll Aiseover that you . a ton last night, where he is on a to 80 Get money. egy cay ne mg ae ee ee ing Cars will leave St. Louis on the following apne tax reduction mission, Lee Batter- friends or employers. Let us lend you all the money you need on Leave St. Louis........ 8:00am Leave Champaign...... 700 pm . white, speaker of the Texas House auto, furniture, real estate, piano, goeds in storage, salary or any Arrive Urbana ........ 12:15pm Leave Urbana ......... 6:10pm — thing of value. Arrive Champal .12:30pm_ Arrive St. Louis.......10;15pm declared that if the Governor did KF Us! paign .... p _ not call a special session he would. Anybody Can Borrow From Us Tickets good goin q AB 96 | Tickets on male Oot. Gay gg oat “se mee gage aa We believe in you and respect your confidence. All we ask ts and returning on . 23rd and 24th, good 4 a special session an challienge |? At $33 A Dress Gloves with silk High quality Gloves 6 or wool linings—and also mocha and buckskin . unlined, excellently made linings of fur or lamee of cape, suede and mocha; wool. All sizes are i” strap-wrist or gauntlet cluded in this group style; gray, black; sizes ceptional values. & 7 to ro are in the lot. (Mein - : ane * ib Aye. sae ee en oe rol » Bh ¥ eo a ~ if ay +a - > : he Se ee Se ee eee WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 21, 1925. — STIX « urchase Many Are Repre Womenand m her choice sect A for stre and sports ¥ ing the me materials andi ‘ery Dress at this price most remar Well made sey in one af effects witl ‘kick pleat sk gan, rayon, f and plaids wanted on of Sv, TN Be piece styles, AT Ee» those attra BS ere ! med in newi Navy bl together wi sports and will be fe group. At for misses 18 ang style in sizes 36 (Do 700 Fringed Lac November Sale Offering $ 1 88 and $ EAUTIFUL Shadow-Lace Panels in many patterns B for selection. All are ir the ecru tint; have scalloped bottoms, finished with deep ar- tificial silk fringe. 40 and 45 inches wide. Suitable for liv- ing room, dining room, sun- room, etc. Special Display of E The Shade That Ne A representative from the Brene Downstairs Store Shade Departme strate the Brenlin Shade. These shades are not only better, They will not sag, will not show ¢ they are free from filling. Come stration, Extraordit by as . ots.

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WEDNE Si OCTOBER 21, 1925. ee ee ., wr he al 2. del oe CTA po, ee . - a vd eainade 2 of i Pa ae Aye . Ly i ~ =F , 4 , Te ae WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1925. os PT {at * DEE eet a ibe a, Abenntvnd be. » 2 van eee slew -_ See Our Other Aindieisinienes on Pages 5, 14 and 16 GRAND-LEADER 1 STIX, BAER & FULLER. = —_ —PeayP — eee _—-— ~~... ct |Purchase and Sale of New Fall Dresses Many Are Reproductions of Exclusive Models—Featured in Three Value-Giving Groups Women and misses will delight in the varied selection which this important sale offers, and she will make her choice secure in the knowledge that she has a Frock authentic in style and unprecedented in value ; , $5.00 ’ ; enememeene ' a vw hoe 00 N this group you'll | find Dresses suitable for street, business and sports wear, embrac- ing the most preferred materials and styles. Ev- ery Dress when offered at this price presents a most remarkable value. Well made of wool jer- sey in one and two piece effects with plain and kick pleat skirts, balbrig- gan, rayon, fancy stripes and plaids in the much- wanted one and_ two piece styles, as well as those attractively trim- med in new ideas. Navy blue and black, together with the newest sports and Fall shades, will be found in this group. Attractive styles for misses in sizes 14 to 18 ang styles for women in sizes 36 to 44. (Down Li} Store "n° OU will be amazed at the beautiful Dresses that are to be found in this group; suitable for street, after- noon as well as evening and charming styles that are 5 not ordinarily offered at \ es of Geor- Es3tas piainp fatlle, novelty Jac- hrocaded ‘ee Fashioned gette crepe, faille in guard effects, velvet combinations, sat- ins, chiffon velvet, hair- line stripes, and checks, Poiret twill, satin Can- ~~ ton and flzt crepe. waist- backs, ms apron ¢, effects, 1med with velty embroidery, fur, buttons, buckles, etc.: all the newest shades as well AA a¢ black: cizvec 16 to ¢ cA. 4uu . . A=. J LV > Normal and high flared tline Trier = a] | lines. corr “ale h and TY f — ae ~~ vercoats r Superior Value “5 \ = unusual in many ways. ity imported and domes- uncommon patterns and yling makes for individual- hem as exceptional values. . $40 to $65 its, $35 to $95 ae $50 | 700 Fringed Lace Panels November Sale Offering for Thursday $7 -88 B Paneis in or selection. the ecru tint; have bottoms, finished with deep ar- 40 and 45 Suitable for liv- ing room, dining room, sun- tificial silk fringe. inches wide. room, etc. Special Display of Breniin odie EAUTIFUL Shadow-Lace Panels in many patterns All are 48 and $9 ir scalloped The Shade That Never Cracks A representative from the Breneman Company is in the Downstairs Store Shade Department this week to demon- Strate the Brenlin Shade. These shades are not ey will not sag, will not show crack: they are free ‘from filling. stration. only better, (Downstairs St but more economi or pin holes Come in oni see the demon- An Unusual Special for Thursda; a‘ 66c dinner wear. Many aes SB: ® such a moderate price. F " A i444 OW Jhai Vu ‘Jj PAMSLSG S =~ T ottered i re.) ; mice 3 eh. .. wy \ oe! b re.) (Down - ee ee *10 RESSES for street, afternoon and busi- ness wear are in- cluded in this group and savings out of the ordi- nary are afto,ded the woman or miss who makes her selection from this attractive assort- ment, Of Canton crepe, satin, Georgette, Poiret twill, shadow stripe, novelty plaids, cotton velveteen, and wool plaids combinea as well as those with Poiret twill coats with woven plaid skirts, bal- briggan in plain and smocked effects. All the newest styles trimmed with lace, gold- thread embroidery, che- nille embroidery, ruffiing, piping in bright and con- rasting shades, stitching, etc.; popular shades and ack. Sizes - an to 44. talirs Store). Cotton Blanket Robe Cloth Priced Unusually Low Thursday : Soft, fleeced, pure white cotton Pillowcases outing Flanell that may‘ be used 29 for so many purposes. Each . : C fa Hemstitched Linen Good oauality bleached Pillow- Cloths, $2.19 Each cases: seconds of Pure linen, silver bleached Table- pepperell sheetings; cloths that are neatly hemstitched; size 42x36 inches. come in size 56x58 inches. At 49 ¢ Yard OVEN designs W also some tions of blues, and other colors; Indian designs. Suitable for making bathrobes, lounging robes, blankets, and covers. White Flannelette At 19c a Yard in combina- browns, grays The October Sale of Blankets con- tinues with values that are unusual for such good quality Blankets. nstairs Store.) (nickers, $5.75 (Fourth Flocr.) ber. s Gloves tplus Stocks of Several Represent Great Savings ncludes Gloves from such well- ers as Adler, Updegraff, Hays, fered in four exceedingly at- at special prices— Seer $9.95 oves of Mocha, suede cape and acellent horsehide Gloves in a id gray, wide variety of dress, ith em- strap-wrist and gauntlet farpoint§ styles, Ilmed or unlined: and as- colors are craven, gray, black, chamois, fawn. 95 : 2.95 at > 4 ith silk High quality Gloves of nd also mocha and buckskin with y made linings of fur or lamb’s mocha; wool. All sizes are in- rauntiet cluded in this group of exz- s+ sizes ceptional values. lot. (Mein Fleer.) aa ous Through the most advantage- co-operation Extra Space and Extra Salespeople Have Been Provided For. of. EH stern nc black solden brown kid. and combina- luded Satin, makers, we are able to sell these ion effects. tu: ancl: Suma ’ 'S misses’ Low Shoes =. ' : ‘ lice ther atari consider beaded buckle panty plain a . 1? o -4 4 % . ; ial oe . opera pumps. strap. slippers able savings. We urge our Down- puneerd Jaret ee Rh ar stairs Store patrons to supply aalinaed Southern ties, and one- — Fall and Winter Footwear pur} AB ; bi this time. Selectio strap effects. Have flat heels, need at 7 La . . \ ns *\. , . uban heels, walking heels and will be most Senchanl ing because pies agg “nse : pag ty sa: of the diversified assortments. Spine ates. wes not in every style. are xtraordinary Selling of New Fall Shoes for Women Sale Begins Thursday at 9 A. M. With More Than 2000 Pairs at One Price velvet, leather, black patent Sizes Arranged on Tables For Easy Selection. | loan from Italian banks, ee ee ee ee =¢ VATICAN NEGOTIATES | LOAN IN NEW Om Cre Obtains $1,500,000 There Because Italian inten est Rate Is Too High By che Associated I’ress ROME, Oct. 21.—A Ioan of $1,500,000 has been. necotiated ? ‘he Vatican with American ban) ers for the purpose of purchasing the Villa adjoining the Vatican (cSabrielll, a ree estate The new American College ts to be erected on this property, and Mer. Burke, rector of. the Amer! can College in Rome, is now America to complete arrangements for the new iInstitutior ovdtain a but their ~ _ An effort was made * rate of interest was cansidered too offer of the Chase Nationa! Bank and Blair & Co. of New York to _give credit at a lower rate. ’ ST. LOUIS a a LS TS EN IW fece : ; 15 a+ * While Vatican eenast have | given their approval to the agree- they have not received ac- nee from the New York banks. . , : " 4 The x cress] ADVERTI SEMENT _ T _PIMPLY? WELL, DON’T BE "| People Notice It. Drive: Them Off With Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. “ A pimply face will net embarrass ch longer if you get @ ack: see of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. The skin shou begin to clear after have taken the tablets a few : ~~ be Cleatse the blood, bowels and liver with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, 1] substitute for calomel; here's no sickness or pain after taking them. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do that which calomel! does, and-just as effec but their action is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritating. takes (Olive Tablets. le ever el with «a dark br — taste.” a bad h. a dull, lietless o good” feeling. ' t id sve, “pad disposition vegetahie Oy mixed with olfwe olf; you “ ” them by their olive Dr. Fdwards spent yeare among , atients h liver and bewel eon.vyisints., Tablets are the tmmensely ef- Take one or two oightly Fee how rruch better you I5e and 30e. . w7"o lete are @ pure affiicteda wit and Ciive fective result for & week fee) and look ae YI Fast like the Century” Southwestern Limited to New York and Boston a — ee ee | The Palisades of the Hudson as seen from | the Southwestern Limited, WwoOr) valle the erful y of the Hudson River Southwestern Limited FASTBOUND St. Louis . Lv. Cleveland Ar. New York Ar. Boston . Lv. 10:50 a. m.* : 9:30 p. m.* . 1:00 p. m.* WFESTBOUND Lv. New York 76 @ 4:45 Pr. m.* Lv. Boston . «e+ 200p.m.° Ar.Cleveland ...« 5:55 a.m.° Ar. St. Louis ce §S00nm.” *Standard Time ~ "é Four Route” TO NEW YORK D NEW ENGLAND o , NEW YORK YY, yy YY yyy Yj, YY fy Y iffy For reservations telephone Main 4290 * “~~ -* wl ° IO ee cc, OE ee ee, I eee i eng" ee ee in ee _ |S Se Oe eee eer ele te

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WEDNEspay. | 4 WEPNESDAY OCTOBER 21, 193% . : sOTOBER 21, 1922 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH he | i SRO ORONO RSS es COOLIDGE MAKES Sale Chiffon Hose }¥% PLEA FOR MORE _\% Fe eee La : 7 | Full-Fashioned Chiffon Hosiery at ; z , eI Tete. Ta x ee ee A Special Event for Thursday” Coniinii Du Tells Congregationalists | _ it —— Wl, = This Is Remedy for Crim- | : p ae rE WOE PER inal Tendencies Exag- ’ ie ' — | = PAIR gerated as Result of War. = 7 > i » | = F ; Tome | Beautiful chiffon Hose Jubilee and Unt ] reste] THINKS SENTIMENT | ae tes ae Offerin | 3 sate ts the season 2 AS STRONS AS EVER ae \\E , » o | ce Sizes 81, § \\2 to Weaken texture. Col. Bie s : 2 | to 1) : ors are rose Tal ly ie , ZUun- A Es | pe here, ~—— Cites as Proof of This In- | metal, atmos} here al creasing Rectitude in Bus- We £ SELL THEM FoR LES MAIN mond, blue t Ox ‘and iness an rowin ar- ; PLOOR : —— ‘a n- | WHY PAYMORE (,y2o9 -- i Fe _OUTSIZE SILK HOSIERY re Hose. Sizes ' to omg “$16 1119 Chestnut St. St. Louis, Mo. Our Showrooms Wili Convince You U SEND FOR EREE (FLU STRATED CATALOG Sixth and Loeust Sts St Lo . y - = 4 rs. oe : = * ~-" : Rice S ’ ~s . n us. me, on 4 . : Sar ake = = ~~ >. > We are placing on sale our entire stock of fine Wall Papers at sacrifice prices SALE STARTS THURSDAY at 8 O'Clock Included in this sale are values that run as high as $1.00 per roll NOTHING HELD BACK! © yorwnc ricer Our Special Sale Prices: over '0¢ Per Rot c Sc ie Jc Q- { ()- Roll No C. O. D. Orders (Sold .with beautiful bor- || Our Wall Pa- | No aR aa ders or bands only. ) pers are made v - —— 6 EEL OS SE AR EN ere men ee — Bring Your Plans to Us for Estimate NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY TRUST We Sell to Everybody at Wholesale Prices INDEPENDENT jcatinc surety CO. _—.~ sen® - camucuanauneesuunuccssuaal ° \ “UO © ? : le Ped j “ ‘ 4 ‘ See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5, 14 and 15 STIX. BAER ULLER GRAND-LEADER A Sale Worthy ct Your Attention ALMCO LAMPS Beautiful New Styles at Prices Surprisingly Low -. ca ~ Oe De eee. - ar. em —_ » Lm ~ c > z : ny - . = =~: — - - + ai See ree r . —— ; - — = . . ~ + : oa = « >a ~ TA —— tee ne > ~ . eihiiees . 3 _ “ 7 ee - « . oe. by the best man- No Sales to Dealers Remember. you have the ufacturers. We 7 . Q welcome inspec- During this sale.|} pick of our entire stock of |)" °°", ast a early. Bring|| fine Wall Papers. Our guar- |! parison of qual- — antee with every purchase. || ity and prices. pe EST ABL ISHED 1350—DL qf Wondertal Addition to the Battet, € Framed “Of finest & SALE of Almco Lamps—happy event for home- 3 plates. The. makers who want a distinctive Lamp for some ~ 3 P. T A in artistic certain room, a parton met: one for some ~ 3 2 . fullw ornam Special nook, (= £ Z ; i fs . of any rrr The metal bases of | these Lamps in- 7, ms lA = These are ! sure durability and perfect balance, while plated fin- aa. ishes of gold, silver and other kinds add to their beauty. ree 5 | | markable qi t@ i | tainable only event as the Me" There Is Only ONE Webster's 3 SOSN./th We D sters:::: AGGEESEES REMEMBER THE NAME AND NUMBERS SSEEE8 SONNENFELD'S 610 to 61S Wash ‘ The shade of each Lamp is designed espe- cially for it, so that the finished effect is un- usually alluring. The values are remarkable Group No. | S$ vi | : : | Es . . As ilustrated n - 5] Piss ‘Mantel $18.00 Truly unusual values are offered in these Bridge a Lamps. The beauty of the base is enhanced with oper- ; work, and the arm shows an attractive scroll effeet. Art Needlework Ve Sons Group No. 3 Colonial Hand- $ 1 & ’ 15 SOA ; the * Wade in the Tet —— — : é — pee , u These Junior Lamps have Bridge and Junior Lamps in 2. Bl ae ecal tamed tite | One Day (Thursday) Or 1 : EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING OF Balbriggan Suits At the Lowest Price of the Season! Choice a Punishmenr Not a Cure. —— ant « 7 here wis . (; > 9 P education, government or || ° roup No. 2 ; . > ws : thar | pa — of 500 at bases attractively decorated in bowknot design. They have shades of pleated Georgette crepe and fancy ruching. Group No. 4 a variety of styles; bases plated in French gold. Bridge Lamps have ll-inch shades; junior shades, 16 inches. Giese No.3 LLL LL So DL Bi LL OOOO OO ew ewe ee eer ee -*--2- © -©-@-@--@ -© -© -© -©-® Ge : nots, graces Metal Lamps in junior and Bridge and Junior Lamps, Ver bridge styles, decorated in with piated bases, with fluted Tailored Taffeta | plated French gold and black: sterms. Pleated Georgette shades of pleated Georgette shades are beautifully finished Regular #3.75 plain t tailore d tatte that will add a colorful note to hom . RS SS) : —_- ~ el atl Cond > 7 7 : ; = _ > 7 et S 75 “4 jo 2 . | os oS a gene sf $ : f = - mn is t Centinued em Nett Mace ——— ADVERTISEMENT Mrs. Cole Was Afraid le sleep For ver & YSar _ ee ecause «a over silk linings. with heavy ruching. Imagine! Two-piece Bal- briggan Suits, the most pop- ular tashion of the hour. for only $2.95! We know every woman will want at least two when they see them. Choice is offered of many styles; all desirable colors. - SA IME IC —— —— ee ee a ee LLL OOOO OOD SSS OOO O-O- 8 -e-O-8-ee 29> Group No. 6 O( ncovered Pillows, 75c Eael F . Oblong. round and half moon shapes = wr at : a $ af a : . With silk flesew. To be corwered as one #8 artic a *°T gifts or to lend a toueh of color te - 4 ~ - ~ — = = -S wo wo wo wo oS oS oC SS eS Oo SS SS | furnishings. Regularly $1.25 Brocaded Dresser Pieces_ | Handkerchief Boxes, Glove Boxes, Poe ‘es, Trays, Picture Frames, in bbue, , and orchid broeade, trimmed with an ae | @eld galloon. These may be chosen g F sets, each piece at $1, and a . ' Sttractive gifts. Regularly @125 ”. Bridge and Junior Lamps of metal, finished in plated brass, gold lacquer, and bronze antique. , Shades are of pleated taffeta over gold-colored lining, with ruchings. We doubt the quantity will last throughout the day, so shop early. (SONNENFELD’S—First Floor | Other Special Groups at $44.75 and_ $49.50— All Exceptional Values Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged ‘(Fifth Fieer.) rh - FOO Some ew Oe 8 OOO O-O-O-O - o-oo OO oe --<°--?-e-@-© © -«--«--e-o -0-~ ’ — oe pee A AT. a, a cea Se

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WEDNESDA OCTOBER 21. isa oom —— - —~ —S===y A ne tt iffon Hose ent for Thursday Chiffon Hosiery at WEDPDNESDALT NCTOBER 21. 192: 526) aga, Eee PAIR seautiful chiffon Tose with lisle tops. Finest dves were ised “oO aS not to weaken texture. Co)- ors are rose Taupe, run- metal. atmosphere, al- mond, blue fox and others, LKR HOSIERY ‘| pee assortinent “rui $ ] 65 peust Sts.. St. Louis. i | SPECIAL TERMS: $2.75 Down me . (OS SE >; ~, Pe OS past. SRS SMS OIE aes - ee — » - Store Hours: Deily, 9:00 to 5 :30—Sat wy 4 ne ’ , — | a3’ Olive to Locust, From e » mtr ; ¥ waa Continuing During the Autumn Ww PER. & Jubilee and Until October 31st yy Offering FREE § 2 Self-Draining Tubs of $15.00 ns Retail Value, With Each %& —_—~ .- ee e' _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH VW . ee oe: OSPR OS sot , a LSTABLISHED v0—DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR—1$25 urday, 9:00 to 6:00 Ninth to Tenth : — — ————— tee 3 Eden % Washer & During “ This Sale Only Te | Call Olive 7500 ] SS Months to Pay Over 33,000 Edens in St. Louis Homes New Styles at prisingly Low imps—happy event for home- a distinctive Lamp for some ticularly lovely one for some lights to enhance the charm etal bases of these Lamps in- ect balance, while plated fin- ther kinds add to their beauty. Lamp is designed espe- the finished effect is un- i@ values are remarkable. p No. | 425 are offered in. these Bridge > base is enhanced with open- " . “ys tT CTR | As: Mlustrated $18.00 Be a markable quality ininable only during such event as the Autumn -lubilee. ES —_——- —— } \\ ith mitered ln artistic Antique vold, taste- fully ornamented at top. These are Mirrors of truly re- it prices ol- Other Specials Mantel Special, S19.75 ——-— - iil ; — — - | 4 ohiiet Misize.cre tining ‘a criminal. never before shown in our stock, ESTABLISHED 1850— DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR—1925 hase oenge Pi mayan — pre la ; : : Slight factory imperfects in $a reform hin is only a treatm High Colors Coat Shades and $2.50 qualities, in sheer A Wonderful Addition to the Batfet, Console, Writing Desk or Dressing Table _ EKramed Mirrors Ot finest glass, plates. The frames are tinished i3 1 rd | is Jllustrated $12.75 ——& Group No. 3 Colonial Hand-Tufted Bedspreads $ an attractive scroll effeet. | Bod PRS | r 3 2a | Art Needlework Values of Appeal to Home-Makers * #:'0:9s'%" e000" "ve ‘v0 - a OO ve r gior oy 3ridge and Junior Lamps in variety of styles; bases ted in French gold. Bridge mps have 1l-inch shades; ior.shades, 16 inches. Group No. 5 392 ridge and Junior Lampe, h plated bases, with fluted ns. Pleated Georgette des are beautifully finished h heavy ruching. Vernon. . 6 | Uncovered Pillows. 75c Each 4 Oblong. round and half moon shapes filled a With silk floss. To be covered AS one W ishes, i gifts or to lend a touch of color to home pe etnishings. Regularly $1.25. Brocaded Dresser Pieces Handkerchief Baxes. Gleve Boxes. Powder ’ peenes, Trays, Picture Frames, in blue, rose peed orchid brocade, trimmed with antique - | ae 2a galloon. These may be chosen at $44.75 and | * Bets, each piece at $1, and make © F-06 ional Values | | etive gifts. Regularly $1.25 , E ace h Art Neediework 1 ww nished in plated brass, gold are of pleated taffeta over t May Be Arranged (Fifth Fioor.) p Regular $7.00 Single Bed Size, 9-% Vade in the Tennessee and hentucky Mountains Regular $8.50 Large Bed Size. 10-4 $ A.25 7 OMEN who like to have in their homes, furnish- ings of historic significance and beauty, prize | these Colonial Hand-Tufted Bedspreads. The Hugue- nots, fleeing France, left as a heritage to succeeding generations, the secret hand process by which these bedspreads are developed. Wire Bedlight Frames Strong wire frames in various shapes, to be COV ered. plug heads halr. extension cord and plug. (complete with socket. chain, pull cord, extension cord Si Regularly $1.50 Wire Nightlight Frames Wire frames, topped with winsome dolls’ blonde, brown or auburn in white, Complete Regularly $1.50 Sho,T heh ‘ond Fie: with REO RO Sie Osiecosm | HEABING ON WHETHER VIADUCT Fouggs Uanidetnoon atney : SHOULD BE 20 OR 22 FEET HIGH . : e) Fee = epeenory Park. oi ties, answering more and more gen-/ controvertih! Peers ™ g ad is rhe State | ubuic Service Com-{ferousiy to the cails of Dublie ~ though Qo 9A Prcigpe verse inal Ask for Horlicks The ORIGINAL Malted Milk A Spread of like design | graces George Washington's former bed at Mount |compiexities an distractions of S | M | I : ’ / Tailored Taffeta Pillows at $2.50 Each 3 | | | | Regular 43.75 plain tailored taffeta Pillows in an attractive choice of shades’ ‘that will add a colorful note to home furnishings; in oblong shape’. “Pape’s Cold Compound” : pull cord, : doses e¢ompletely break up the cold. Pleasant and -afe _ =-_— _ = a Hy . : ———= een ee -_——— ——- en = ~& unimpatire , peyprm aman the foundations] private charity. continually en-| somew hat different manner than) ‘creasing the rectitude ite one, | {reine the field of art, giving|tormerly, ‘the deep and abiding) . =: e with which more and more H ‘ention to the | faith ofr our peopi.e in reliwion has. the great bueines ff ; ee ree *S8 affairs of our State Public Service Body Takes Up | country are conducted all the Projected Bridge Over Tracks improving our educational humanities, and becoming more! pot diminished, but has increased.” while | and Inore responsible to spiritual | ? ~ on ry a | As) 3 Gage ; ~ | 4 4 ’ = ' b ° i oa , ~ " ; 7 a s ' : ~ = : , = , : 4 . ( tees -_ ' , ' wd > ae : if — permitting them id ruiing 1, ‘ irban Garden on one it > = | Two Men Slain With Bayonet. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. 21. ‘ > “ «7 , , ~).¢ ' ? ne; ®eaYriy AA Bi bisk i Were ry stabbed to death with an army bay- ind a third is in the General mre ‘ ‘ | ess . * - . go Hospital suffering ron severe : " - WOUNnGS as the result Oo! i QUuarrei Imm a root wWrerTre lived. According to police, Charle Cascio, 45 years old, Was f£iain a man known onlv as Jim, who in \ ~~ - % . ' turn was killed by Carlo Farris, , = 1; “ ; | +> . I rrisS Poiltce Sav, declared Lilie itrouble started Monday night over who should wash the dishes ‘COOLIDGE MAKES PLEA FOR MORE RELIGION IN NATION Continued from Preeeding Page. | 350 Pairs of Felts and Velours Chiffon Hose Velvets and Combinations Beautifully made, smart creations s .00 ——e that earlier in the season sold for $10 and $12.50, purchased below cost : of materials. Every one new and 2% Pea ary, gee se vee a zz os : ‘ sv )4 “7 ; ‘ . -" ‘+ less it is willing oO approve iL through faliiure to resist it, for| there is no middle ground, it may)! 1 — me is justified in While They Last! of a syrmptom. It does not eradl- leate the disease. It does not make - chiffons and pure thread silks, Black some a]! silk, some lisle tops, all (Second Floor.) i full-fashioned. Light and dark shades. tne corm Publ “No amount of restraint, no aaaa (Main Floor.) 23 COATS Suitable for Present Wear 3 were $49.50 ~ 4 were $45.00 ‘9 were $39.50 3 were $35.00 6 were $25.00 (Third Floor.) amount of. law can do that. If our political and social standards are the result of an enlightened perfection —~ 7 ] D jay LI Iris, ‘ : ‘ idge said, believing that the law i: undoubtedly acts to deter wrong-! % Oe X “any denominational or any nar- 8 jrow and technical sense,” saying: No Heligious Decline. ° “While I regard the clergy as the greatest power: for religious teaching that we have, I do not fv refer to them alone. Il am con- ee ee ee ee eee For Your Old Sewing Machine on the he tneebe anetht relatiend aad Purchase of a New Desk, }above all the inf.uence of. piety , ] GC ] in the home. are all forces of Conso e or onso ette enormous Significance While certain formalities of the past mary have lost the hold they once had I do not see any diminution in the steadfastness of the religious con.- Victions of the people. The very fact that amid all the REE WESTINGHOUSE © f Free Westinghouse Sewing Machines need no introduction to St. Louis women. | | : They have pleased Vandervoort customers in a highly satisfactory way over a period of vears. , | , Sold on the Deferred Payment Plan $—R.00 Breaks a Cold Right Up —_—_——— Take two tablets every three hours until three doses are taken. The first dose always gives relief. The second and third > . ase ee ee Down and $5.00 Monthly Tlustrated are four ways they may be used to beautify your home. Sewing Machine Shop—Downstairs te Be. «+ ey ©, ~¥ _@. 99 Og Ox to take. Contains no quinine or op)- ates. Millions use \**Pape’s Cold Compound.’’ Price, thirty-five cents. >, Se SO CEOS ese SSSI a i | Druggists guarantee it. | Pe Ke Oe 3o*~%6%5t =~ : Se ee Oe me et Se I - o

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ST.LOUIS POST- -NISPATE! ee ea Oe Fel a rer Noted Soldier a®d Publisher m. By the Aqeociate? Press BALTIMORE, Oct. ix Agnus, formerly publisher of the Baltimore American and the former Baltimore Star, and veteran of the War of Napoleon II! against Austria, and the American Civil War. is seriously Url at his home ee = -—. a - . 21.—Gen. Fe- here. Agnus has been confined to his home eight months. He was comscious today. but not allowed to converse with visitors. Aenwus is *56 years old. He is an officer of the rench Legion of Honor Knight Commander of one of its divisions, the Colonial Order of Nichan-El-Anouar. ™= = — BAKER TAKES CONTROL OF STAFF FROM RAU > Amen Rumbold Is Given 27 years old, got out of bed Monday | might, at his home in Bichiland, and, despite the efforts of his wife \to keep him in the house, he | walked te the main line tracks of _the Frisco Railroad, 55 yards away. Five minutes later he was struck | by a Frisco passenger train. The body was thrown clear of the | tracks. When the train crew found | When Price 7 : otel-Astor i JEW-YORK One of America’s hotels—and, EWPLOVES OO SERVICES F | Street Cars in as Body Is and Sent we Author ity Over National Lewis’ body a few moments later | he was dead. a ‘ ues OSES 06 THAT BIT 5 CHILDREN RRP TU — cmeees| BT HAVE HAD RABIES lent f the Post-Dispatch. | will be | out _ JEFFERSON cITy, Oc. 21— ™ prem vanes mate oe nga next week |- fank movement has been cxe-| teur Treatment. for administrative control of by Governor Baer in the The five small children of Mr. | , . and Mrs. Fred Bower, Fifth and | camreign beng waged Lewis streets, St. Charles. were | Gaara bitten by their pet dog a few Gays | » J P the ago, which on a later examination | You must have this question to win er one of the big cash awards in the up taking over Squibb $25,000.00 contest. Next ‘ommanding general : . . the authorit Raup h week, get it from the druggist with the : Y ae ee Squibb Week Display in his window. -gurrounding it, Obscures Quality Peas Gonaial : : | shops, theatres MILWAUKEE, One is frequently tempted to disregard and business ~~. Funeral ceremon considerations of quality when confronted oAssractive Rates i « by an exceptionally low price. , A. Muschenhe! — ae Stree: ‘MBS SQUARE 4437-45 ST Social te the Peet Et the peers were A Christmas Reminder of tallway & ogy > a 2 This is a particularly unfortunate practice when purchasing Glasses—for the absolute scientific accuracy of your Glasses is vital] to good vision, which he was pr At 1@ a m.. the ried tnto the sud , Electric Builldigg employes and las hours. Thous passed the bier. a procession iste of members of t tua! Benefit A in uniform. mem en's Auxillary of board of directc The president of conducted a ritt given by two was a brief pra The bedy thes the sta‘ion. AS aboard a train for street cars in the trainmen stood ig A telegraphic L. Dame, president ican Co.. referr manner: “His ft &§ | gtamped upon the otility dDusiness —_— ext progressive ! Just Arrived for A Special Purchase at main for the | Thursday’s Selling 28@+7ic the Mfussouri N i cma! We invite you to place your orders now for personally engraved Christmas Greeting Cards. .h’r . ow AY litars We now have a choice assortment to select from—at very reasonable prices. Your orders placed early can be handled with more satisfaction to you. Pierce City. rabies in the extreme form. Dr. the state B. P. Wentker, a local physician, sent in a rush order for the serum necessary to give the children the Pasteur treatment. The dog bit the first chil4 Tues- day and three others Wednesday. The dog was ordered killed ar the request of the family phrsician Friday, and its head sent to Kansas | City by Dr. Von Gremp. of Erker’s Glasses—endorsed for r nearly half a , century by leading oculists—are always the least expensive because of their unvarying reliability. o* nan VES oSy oe} 7 Nz A. SROADWAT TIONAL PURCHASE AND SALE OF all Footwear factory purchase enabics efter you the Intest Fall sevel- these anbelievabie by a specialist at Kansas City. un- | ‘roops, the state staff forces witn an or- . der whose orders tt was killed. was from Briz. Gen ; . pronounced to be suffering from Guard. The places) X¢ rcised — rps of the effective over Nationa! ORDERS PLACED NOW FOR ENGRAVED XMAS this weex. CARDS CAN BE PAI "i NU , authority over the staff co-ps in D FOR IN JANUARY, 1926 hands of Adjutant Genera! Rumbold, appointee of the staff fy military ol E. A. Burke Dies at Alton | . / t | of te Co A. Burke, 72 years od ol. Edward old, twice Sheriff of Madison County and for 40 years prominent in Madison County Republican pol- itics, died last night from nephritis Iton, where he resided. order. Coo Wie \ ~ >) SE TR RS eee - s aa 9 thea =e. -~- —_® -_— HOYLE A RARI AKC LOTHING Sens a > and directs perform no except upon order it general Raupp ortgin- ‘'y appointed the members of the ‘tate staff who arious admiristrative duties s commanding general their du The shears him of this Fd) Jewelry Compary Ninth and Olive Sts. (Seutheast Corner) — corps perform POST-DISPATCH is the only St The ng Associated Press newspaper givi Louis ee news “s a . an ? | a a % ‘irected ties. en nor'’e order a * > Fe Das a Resignations Are Expected. The made no change in of the staff corps’ understood some resigna- the trans‘’er order one ee personne! ut it is ms may result from or eee = ie MAAAAADAAADAAMADD ARAL ARR cl vO00000004 authortty. Prin members of the staf* orps Lieut. Col. Thomas §S Pierce City. inspector ie cei i, eons a | WASHINGTON AV. AT 7TH ST. pOsneral: ‘Tiect. lomorrow—Thursday—VW e O lams, of Jefferson City. quarter- aster: Lieut Col. Clande C. of Nevada, Ordnance Of Distinction Both tn Styling and in the Attractive Uses of Rich Luxurious | Furs. Coats of Unusual Fineness Demme Bet Lieut. Col William kL Kansas Medical de- Priced Remarkably Low je : rer: administrator of brother. the late din, was denied Great Concesstons _——_— on 2 arg? at a re w 3 - . = 7 ’ . alia _ ee. —_ POO 09 0000008 010000000006 05055 004 st", H ipal are Wacdet! at cmatitliatadn ii i ee a ne gO a, eS eee, ee ere sete 2 ————— - _ : , “ , —~ =. _ iS : 1 r - : e3 ? 2 x “s _ o : * = 3 . , . d s 7 . _ . : daught er, her J 7 . - beautif val : |S children. , ( , | % | Services in a Nez roup of J : 'temorrow from _ | Church, where incandescent ¢ nspired him to mn Harrtedurg - , LOneis reciments. _ ounci] = _ © Bee eeeeee as | fon ee the Nat ional Guard. of its members contend nef] shou'd be the adviser * the Governor in military affairs. “Wowever, Baker has told the coun- he regards Rumbold as his of War’ ‘and would con-} ‘er with htm on military affairs. Dispate Over Expense Accounts. As has been told Baker last wee prove boot iets, asl Genera, Agent ‘or & economy at ft ‘s | Ppp < Rich colored fabrics—reds, browns, grays and tans—trimmed with ccn- trasting or harmonizing furs.. The most Striking styles—featuring the newest youthful line—with rippling fiares and princess waistlines, are , especially’ smart. The quality im every detail is that found in coats priced tar higher. . » . ' . » -£ : ‘ : ae 2 Now ls the Time f - ™ yo : , 26% —_— |. ume or “ f Pra — a N : ; - ; , ‘ ,, . 7 . , : = _ 4 _— Ua: 0 r | oo AQ OUL 1 1HH O4g saga K (AC TRUCE CH CCU ced HEL ( aeeenaee EY hy , = ; . 3 . F iway Ex. Bids. vercoats iv a: 2 Phone Oltve 1304 In this Ss. Leuis, Ma Overcoats you will find the , model you desire. New pat- , wa SN Wg terns, "good fabrica, well ) z Excess fat has no excuse today. Millions Other Models Up to $75 over the military ~ounc!] have not been viewed with | SATINS 95 pproval br the administration. CREPES Delirious Man Killed by Train. lp . tesociated Press SPRINGFIELD. Mo. Delirious wi Eeéwin Lewis, Oct. 21.— ts fever Se wR EPeneoons | eee araey. ———— a ae ee ee i i i ee DS “p bs group of classy ont. Rimi 611110 (| dd ld (11/1/17 of people have learned how to correct it. | Look about you and rou will see that slen- der figures are becoming almost universal All ideas of style and beauty now demand thern. There is an easy, scientific way to fat reduction. It is Marmola Prescription Tab- lets. No abnormal exercise or dict is re quired. Just take four tabiets daily and watch the delightful results. Marmoia has been wsed for 18 yveara 50 Countless users have told others about it, amd the fame has spread. Now people are taking 100/000 bexes monthly. You can see | the results everywhere. te ™ Our beck states every i It ex- | ingredient. ) (7 ee BOYS’ SUITS ction bo | “t TWO $] 3 PANTS -~ duction is a ee more than one | vesrr OUR EAST ST. "LOUIS STORE 314 Collinsville A ee ee ee ee ee Mea’s All-Weol SUITS 2-Pants Models Tt... 2. Ahi hb ib i hb i kee ee ot be ed a in ae =. = -_ = rl oOorlUanrlhUherlhcTerlhlrermlhCl lTrmhCclrmhc ePrermh el nrrlhLl eermlhUCLcrrlTeTTeTmhTLTeTTeeTmhULcrermhULcrermhULeermhUhLcerermlhULceermhUmLheemhUm the new condition. Wrinkles don’t develop. | Beauty, bealth and fitness demand nor. | mal weight Excess fat is a blight to any- ene. Today it has no excuse. In fairness to | yourself. Learn how easy it is to combat it. | TU La pound daily. Se the bedy adjusts itself to | Avenue 2 % Pi & a A ee eres et I em ~ _— _— ~~ ~~ _— _- ~~ as __ —_ — ~~ _— _—- _— — ~- — —™s 7 — — | 7 E PU UTC Cane CUE Lu CL ALTE GGA AQ UCEUCANS CCAR HULU U1 hi inatitesentehahihs hihi anti erm (i r

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FEDNESDAY, TOBER ge STORER 21, 1925. ~ + q : a fel Astor BW-YORK:>, One of America’s _ great hotels—and, .sprrounding it, : fiibe city’s famous shops, theatres and business ~ ~ Attractive Rates Rk . F. A. Muschenbeim ‘BS SQUARE NAN 44ST. 7 4S ST. en Price es Quality tly tempted to disregard quality when confronted lly low price. ilarly unfortunate practice Glasses—for the absolute cy of your Glasses is vita] endorsed for nearly half a ing oculists—are always the because of their unvarying MME IBESY Ys N. "BROADWAY ONAL PURCHASE AND SALE OF ll Footwear factory purchase enables you the latest Fall novel- unbelievable prices. Buckle Pumps Oxfords One-Strap¥e Bow Pumps w R2: Values Up to $5.85 : SS { Tan, satin, patent, vel- vet; all sizes, ae 97 With ewery purchase of we ll niu SH GRAND | = Hi is the only St. Louls eve Associated Press news Ate 4 Special Purchase Great Concessions at pairs £2.97 or over, we will give a beautiful pair of Hose. > . a* °. ors SY a* c MV 4 ial = = : at e % S hi alti the old Overland and itrails,and through the scenery of the Colum- r Gorge, yourcar wjn- ‘me a series of such Wietful pictures that the } feems all too short. tific Coast Limited ki wes St. Louis 9:03 a. m, " Portland (Union Sta- BP) 630 a. m. (3rd day). Lé*tis- Colorado Lim- aves St. Louis 2:00 Afrives Portland 6:15 day). ‘connections for 4 and Seattle. Malling- for the Orient. end descriptive booklets, ash jgueccaae rer ~y z.. nae | I 4 Ta- eee le Carney, General Agent Union Pacific System Ex. Bidg., Phone Olive 1204 &. Louls, Ma 817-8 UNION HACIFIC ee ——— ‘given by 'L. Dame, president of Street Cars in Milwaukee Halt EMPLOYES CONDUCT SERVICES FOR BEGGS — -_ -_.- as Body Is Put on Train and Sent East. — — | ; Special to the Post-Dispatch. MILWAUKEE, Wis., uneral ceremonies here for John | } 21.— | Oct. I. Beggs were conducted yesterday of the Milwaukee & Lighting Co., which he was presiden’. At 10 a. m., the body was car- ried into the auditorium of the Electric Buildipg by eight veteran | employes and lay in state for four hours. Thousands of persons passed the bier. At 2:30 there was | a procession into the auditorium! of members of the Employes’ Mu- | tual Benefit Associa‘ion—trainmen | in uniform, members of the Wom-| en's Auxiliary of the order, its| board of directors and officers. The president of the association conducted a ritual, tributes were two employes and there | was a brief prayer by a minister. The body then was carried to) the sta‘ion. As it was placed aboard a train for Harrisburg, P4a.. street cars in the city halted and | trainmen stood in silent trfbute. | A telegraphic eulogy from Frank | North Amer-| by employes Street Railway of ican Co.. referred-to Begs in this) manner: “His name is _ indelib {stamped upon the annals of publft | utility business as one of its great- est progressive leaders.”’ Among those who came from st. | Louls for the funeral were pee B. Meissner, Morton Jourdan, Issac / |H. Orr, ' children. — ' tomorrow ‘Church, where QUSTER OF W. A. GIRALDIN: | AS ADMINISTRATOR REFUSED i -————_——— s justify granting the 611 Olive St | generations Cuticura Soap t have afforded the Sweetest and most satisfac- an of A sapemmie and healthy condition of and scalp. Tender-faced men the freely-lathering Cuticura lhe Features Stick a necessity. Cuticura m is an ideal ! LES AND FUR B@RDERS ae -ES FUR STOLES Ofutmrent 3 and oe Me Hold > SHAWL Deve og hme Shaving Stick 25<. ARS PRINCESS John F. Shepley, Richard S..Hawes and Sears Lehman. | The body was accompanied to) Harrisburg by Mrs. Richard Me- Culloch of St. Louis, an ode daughter, her husband and three Services in Harrisburg Will be! Grace Methodist | Beges saw his fist electric light whic inspired him to promote and ?!:ui d| in Harrisburg one of the first ligat-| ing plants in the country. ) from incandescent Evidence Insufficient to Justify Granting Sister's Petition, | Court Holds. The petition of Mrs. Nellie B. Mc- Ginnis, 5732 Jullan avenue, ithat her brother, former Commissioner William A. Giraldin, a realty operator, removed as administrator of the estate of their brother, the late Charles E. din, was denied yesterday by yate Judge Holtcamp. He held that no evidence had been shown petition. | Mrs. McGinnis camplained that Ww. “A. Giraldin had taken credit in a semiannual settlement made in the estate for payment to her of |$40,267.04 although she did not | personally receive the sum so cred- ited. Giraldin explained the money | was placed in trust and invested for be asking | Police | Giral- | Pro- | to | the protectidn of his sister and she receives the income. $250 a month. He said he is trus- | jtee, and does not charge any com- | | mission for his services | Mrs. McGinnis admitted she- signed the trust agreement but de- | clared on the stand she did not un- | pro-| vided for when her brother read it | |} derstand what the document to her. She said she desired to han- |dle her property without a trust re- struction. a ——- ‘U.S, APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS TAX ON MANUFACTURERS St. Louis License Levy Valid, Judge | Van Valkenburgh Says, Af- | firming Ruling by Faris. The United States Circuit Court of Appeals, in an opinion written by Judge Van Vailkenburgh, yester- | day affirmed District Judge Faris Hin upholding the validity of the H- license tax on manufacturers of St. Louis, imposed by municipal ordl- | nance. An attack on the tax was made by the American Manufacturing Co. manufacturers of cotton bag- ging, which sought refund of $3964 ‘paid in 1920, contending that most ‘of their business was interstate and ithat the city had no right to tax such business. Judge Faris and the ‘higher court decided against the |company, holding the tax to be an ‘excise tax and not a tax on inter- state business. The Missouri Su- preme Court held similarly, ROBBER OF KROGER STORES GETS FIVE-YEAR SENTENCE Earl Duffy, Sentenced by Ctr- | Cult Judge Frey on Plea of | Guilty. | Earl Duffy, 22 years old, of 1417 'Francis street, pleaded guilty yes- |\terday to two charges of robbery | before Circuit Judge Frey and was ‘sentenced to five years in the pent- tentiary on each charge. The sen- tences, however, will run concur- rently. Duffy pleaded gullty of holding up two Kroger stores last spring, obtaining smal] amounts of cash in each robbery. He was arrested last July, and admitted committing these enc several | other robberies. —_-~—~— = 22. os Italian Freighter Ignacio Florio Is | Saeeee | PY e Associated Pres NE W YORK, Oct. 21.—The Ital- i fan freighter Ignacio Florio, which ‘sent out SOS signals on Monday ‘night, /condition this morning after |ecrew.had been rescued by |steamship President Harding, | United States Line was informed by radio. the the amounting to | was abandoned in a sinking | the | ce ene re - a J eee ee —— = These are the overcoat — styles that stand out at the big football games HART SCHAFFNER & MARX a MAKE THEM They’re longer; shoulders are wider; skirts are narrower; they give you more height and make you look as though the most exclusive custom on tailor had “turned you out” Bracken is one of the best colors, too Copyright 1925 Hart Schaffner & Marx Washington Avenue at Broadway a —s sup OER Sree? — EE ID IP TE EE RE IETS RE I ee 8 So ty

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WEDNESDAY, " : ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eas Ss Users Say Sure Relief EARLY REORGANIZATION [~~ ek a — qu uqUOR SHLES == St. Louis By-Product aye INDIGESTION iF | R FORECAST SS § | : | | other oe ra Faocs Dregainn sey Cre jurting | " | ’ : i i , + A FOR ' 3 | a . they act by IT ‘ace oo c / ) 3 ~ ” 4 ~~ > | | —They act much like : . . cy oR! Den ys Committee in New York Thinks “Sy if ) | or nosi pharm IS AS CHEAP TO BURN AS SOFT COAL | a | : Receivership Here Will Order From Your Dealer —| Sure Relief End About April 1 . Phone for our demonstrator who will show a By Leased Wire From the New you how to burn Coke to get the best results. 2Se¢ enc 75¢ Packages Eve ywnere York Bureau of the Post- Dtapaach. _ Central 1800 NEW YORK. Oct. 21.—Reliet ™ ae : it DR. W. B. CALDWELL —a " S oN | AT THE AGE OF 63 M. W. WARREN COKE COMPANY, Distributors eek yop the = me. SS Nl cs 99 i — Men's Warm Shoes pu Chilaren, Old Boys’ Overcoats . pore : oh Ay 4 - ae ak | Specially Priced at...... fo Dr. W. valdwell, of Monti- those chronically eonsé , and Suits sis Been ie Rain te atin te . $ .50 llo, IiL, a practicing physician for | 2!dwell’s Syrup Pepa iT yea £ - Stetoasverve: » oe « e - ‘. - - - If your work keeps you outdoors in Thursday Specials ya ne® fra e from the cit . a Stoee atom | it seemed cruel that so/ “28S 2 gentiec, easy 99 icy, ? rt SP mg + aff glee Winter or if your feet chill easily, these |ment, but, best of all, i i | OS 2 ' months before another nstipated children, women, ’ E if v old folks, had to be | sary. Besides, it is ab : howe * ail extra warm wool-felt-lined Shoes are —e cs Se ew Vare des a just what you meed. They have leather Ss ac » . ’ . | ‘ : if > >. ; > 2 iw 4 / — . bb - = , . - 7 +h os . d = le ~~ > x ep a, Y Ts nt . aie irred up and ; . . = ’ an’s , soles, rubber heels, with ieather toxing and teit tops, as i]- p . |less, and so pleasant ¢ - = " eat t e amittee of tf is cis ‘Su 2 ’ - : ig . rin athoartieae . ; ™ one ” BROADWAY & MORGAN ST. ‘ark wool mix lernand: that underl«t: ae lustrated. Sizes 6 to 12. Get a pair and keep your feet com- Sets ees, ee a al _ | cross, feverish, bilioug, tures: ages $ 98 2 th. Sa a, ~ A F are cay anah fortably warm this Winter. DIETS, SALTS, CHLOMNC! SRS Bam Si geay takes &. . 1 ] i » 2 I ; I 2 » he knew that constipation; Buy a large 60-cent a $4 , have hee ‘ ’ ; . - : WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS | ha 1 replaced algae Rr ps: err edit cece ateee, atinh seam % ‘ pie eceive , ertit st, “es L of roa he ause or neariyv all head- store that sells medicine oa "é e ee ousness, oe, indigestion and | for rourself. > . is Beene cee oe Ww m te snapper g ai. a ‘. @ ad . We tomac serv, be did not belli eve | on e first Wen. A settlemen Give 7, TATIS Redeem at = chemin ‘ ey ry lay or two Was r s a. nih dt Me tn ete, win See SIXTH and FRANKLIN STAMPS §f| 2ecessary * stated that exctu Sen of t i os g AiiLeather Shoes for All ‘the Famtly » os In Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin he 4 reneral 42 committ: gs ent | ' ae discovered a laxative which regulates | —_—s . ay : : “*% the bowels A si lose wil] estab- . *%. - . v | TSP A" et - 7 ae > | ° > e | “| : { ‘ el -ATCH is the only St. Louis evening lish natural, heaithy bowel move Phe vice-at-cost nian contem-'! ewspaper ving Associated Press news service. ment for weeks at a time even for’ plated Porganizers would — - — — ———— ~~ # | ie : = a. urs 27 ‘ ; let ’ ' AY? > -. Was «= ’ + , e@ ¢ . . ' . - ‘ : . s , = yi THURSDAY IS THE DAY. | Sizes rease would then be ordered. aan. & % ~ bh. - eae ; ab _ ed : Double Savings—Double Stamps 46 to SS B® spon the theory that the Publi aS Sag TUE ha % ws BS —a draggy’ J ; Underw F t Z as og : : .* b- - : ‘ : ‘ : ; . ~ - 4 ° = —— . : 7 : . Sa 4 ee oo Tate . twee, ton . eee e @ r = . - i > 2 } : a4 A ‘ : ‘ : ?.* . » ’ - ’ c “ “r 4 - - = ’ - z : } - + - ° a aay = : = Women’ . st. 30 Union a 3 leaves a difference | , , ay : , — = - . ~~ « > se _ aa >. *- a . - : A. “.- an - - = = - ’ a 2 se os _ 3 a - - : — be — > . I~ 4 i -? ’ ye? wre Thea ' ’ -* = = 4: : : t 1s . a - 4 : Pras a 7 "3 : ~~ 3 1 ¢ . ; = VALUES TO $6 (ound | 338 sb : : ea. ! | : : «= “ * ’ ¥ Sra ° : “F - -f =.) a . ‘ - tc da t woe nia GROUPS a ~ ach Ana oar oa asl *s a ae > ee i ae Pe ene Ce . ~_ P - tn Cs - ., po - : - Fe —> + a - ee , Pe 7 = o rs —- - RS STE NE e+ o- - — ~o tan, Se pret eae IGF e > >, on a= at 5 el 3 ')4- Contait 13 SPADES IN BRIDGE HAND New Engiand Woman Holds Entire Suit in bso > ee Tea . pie —The | has appeared ed by Mr fen's $1.50 Catten-Ribbed Union Surts ee a i i ad i . di : P a fh 2! A; * a a 4 Heavy Vinter weig $ oe ~ : : phe lei" | = ’ fu : - $5 Arch Aduble-face , an ~alled ¢ release ft body “ t f t er Lonecloth itn 60- -¥ a. p! ing st iLyies ry Outine PF Ian- ee pee ; . / 7 Od Cd er ro vara beoits: cut as ris t ne is belt 2 ; - Te. “Dp " ea ‘ " ni¢ ‘ ic ' ST _ a you want: at, yard, a yard : : : a es . STan ’ nme it eet. it} | ; . a F - leva!t ef teq upwarcs rié _ | A > ’ Thread men pS neny Be Aags Bone Bir} 00 75 00 : 72 J. & P. Goats réa ac oy =" OT ] itl Was CaAaUEI.L . OS $ -s a. — x > was crushed | — —— Pa “A . wig _. —-_ Pee he mee. dl “ . ~ 7 PRP tet. > etarer e8 teeters Greatest Z - tee "ides 5 = eee FS, —m «# 4 ry. 40. 50 and 60: biack ex: tng co Value Quake ee Houses in Sonora. . Other -? 2 aan se ame - Mertes ; | . wi 21—a ~ 5. thquake + elt | Exciusive modes—straight and flare - ; ' ; 2080 Yards ae | nat: ~ bour ~~” 98 ere veaterda ‘Iouses were vio- d ] . i . $s Magnificent Rarely, if ever, will you find such aad ‘two-tone o Speria wm yonkers pecan models—beautifully lined and warmly i I asi uaibiaie be tly shaken, bu | " " Fur-T rimmed Coats at a similar low price. A , Machine Necdles—For all : property damage has beer report- | interlined. Fur collars, cuffs and many Coats derful opportunity now. Don’t miss it! machines: 4 in tube for.. ed it was t e first earthquake ; with deep borders. Up to $110 ppo . ‘3 . - : e rate Ibe te 18¢ Geld Lace—> 10c Semutifn th Sy Polt ere in tw vears much in demand; yard colore or pl — ~ or whit each.. ‘Limit 1 des. Sneek Sereerieey: ee beri st eee e —— HERE’S » : Splendid Values in Fine : You Will Adore These New “GETS-IT’ | | ao te nn oot, Fashionable Furs $1.39 Extra-Size co. ity ¢ ) re | World’s Fastest Corn Ender 24/9 at Guaranteed APRONS far: fot aia aon Lowest Prices Hats that you would expect | Dark bive percale y wp to $5.60 for. New SatingjApronms with dainty rocades. Velvet Brocades, or : designs ali gettin With metaliic flowers and tineel 8 estitching. Biack, wood, henna, etc. ee we — . —— “< dance thietes, doctors and folks sented to you now. | variety of Si25 Armetrong’s ‘4-rvard-Wide Ber- “4 Ss who have to walk a “let It ends } LOWEST PRICES IN “tyles square yard, ; thom, You lang? at cores. “One THE CITY FOR FUR crop stops pain im 3 short seconds. Cn . PpPry Irresistible Frocks selected Then the corn loosens and comes | ATS PREVAIL AT — . eee aan = 2 : ; —— j . nD os * all : forgotten. x ou ae BB S lines, fabrics aad adornmenta. walk in peace. ere are imitations | Other ine Se wate out. Get the geRuine ' ars to $195 ‘Gete-It."’ All druggists. Enough te kill a Son cerns costs 35c. Beautiful new Dresses of silk and cloth—a«race- iu lines — charming!y r immed A Drees valve that no woman can af- rad te overlook. mL) "I HL ‘ j vi

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‘ a a = ieee ya -_ Ot ES. , eT tee : - dy - ingen -) nt lilt r , WEDNESD OCTOBER 2h, ives. | WEDNESD: A ¥. {ee 4 ) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT3H 2 - - a. LT ~ ~- ne a — -- a — ——_- — — —— Se Ee ; v \" , , a 6 _ ‘ ‘ - . 10 Qui LIQUOR SALES. iN} petition Congress at its next! tracted to the drug busi ness by the ; ae 1 ;?*% .* if \» »hlia lon ors ~ 4 . 4 the drugeists of the Ciiy,) undesirabvie element hag been at-/]} by he government = *‘Salts, castor . i! because they act by irritation —They act much like ptt pepper in the eyes or nostrile® ' —DR. CALDWELL a? Churches Agree Franc | Monks Shall Control Site ot the ‘‘Last Supper.” | on Sale All This Week | ona oO Thy " t t-Iis Cag 1) News GianaStece: ee — - ee , at St vee Ss Copy ht. 1925 ° ' ° éc ° 99 | ROME, Oct. 20.—What is known We Give an Extra 10‘~ Discount These Special Values Will Be las the “‘cenacolo dispute,” invol\ If You Settle Your Account in 30, 60 or 90 . YSIC Cruel AP Days Time——the Same asx if Vou Had Made jing rival claims of various govern- uw Cash Purchase a ments to the place where Jesus gatas Sipe f tte ee a ee ecelebrate€ the Last Supper,. Ras a — : a t } ois ee (tan ae DRRPRRRRRAAREREREREREEEEDA AERO EPODE NOTH OOOO OOO OW 00 WF we a r {4 peen fina! y Sse.iied accorains ‘ ; N IS WORTH > 4 - ~ mare I sennte intormation svowived re. Chingy This Coupon and Bring ; ,. THIS CoUr° a ae iS) ( 4 This decision when officlaily an- g > We will deduct 825 from the price of any Living- 4 nounced wil! = @ th = ‘ | G ld $ Heoom “alte sou «elect if ty dl eg hee rae $ dn ;, tl soive One OF THE Mio ' @ at the time of purchase. Alls os mar mn plain ‘ important religious questions of t to 0 man Bros. $ fixures. , 3 | @ GOLDMAN BROS 4 a of Monti those chronically constipated. ; many years, ending a dispute £0- ‘ ¢ wl ician for | aldwell’s _— Pepsin not onl ing back ten centuries, at preSent i that so| “Uses a gentile, easy bowel moun involving Italy. England, Turkey pa . women. ment, but, bee ng of all, it is often and ‘Ssein boy’ ) id to be months before another dose ig bh . The ecclesiastica] settlement nov ‘ : oh ane sarv. HKesides, it is absolutely harm made gives jurisdiction to Italian . ; fe mille less, and ata pleasant that even - Franciscans, but the political ad- : es.” cross, feverish, bilious, sick bing |justment remaining probably will f "* ‘e gl aniv takes it. be referred to the Le ague of Na- ¢ stipation Buy a large 60-cent bottle at tions , & al! head-| store that sells medicine and just 99 The story of Cenacolo has been “ 4 ion and | for vourself, steeped both in romantic legend ; pt believe » and divine significance since the — rge’’ ve DD time of Christ, Cenacolo itself he two was @ Caldwell's ing the site of the bullding I estine where Jesus said farewe!l to we ; Pepsin he ee His apostles at the last supper dd ¥ ih regulates the Holy Spirit descended on Day , wil! estab- | of Pentecost el move. | Claimed by Turks. even for | Ae The first great complication aros | : —= ; — from the fact that Turks as wel! as . | ws 2-3 ‘ = — ’ | (Christians venerated the spot, since ’ , : . ) . : : ‘ vas © the Turks asserted that the same ’ , | dso CSP ee —, 2 Pr , ; ‘: remature fa is ee eC a | a ie a | | recurs — Abranam bes 9 Mo nm i ~| ey = complete food. You can’t deceive nature into ibats occurred for 100 years ° . $ . 4 eak “to . | From 1551 until 1917 when Lord 4 aia br ‘fasts that lack even a single | Allenby captured Jerusalem ‘'en- Blue Bird Dinner Ser ; y icolo remained in the Q gs of the ement toward correct food balance. jacolo remaine hands With i eee ; i ™ oe . . That is why Quaker Oats is so widely urged Dispute Renewed. Your Either $ | Since the war the dispute has , today. It is almost a perfectly balanced dish. — broken afresh each year, especial!’ Pur- for ; . ‘ond : ‘ near Eastertide, with unfortunate - Cash or @ Contains 16% protein, food’s great tissue bloodshed _and fighting occuring Credit : ~~ among scuffling pilgrims, mostly) 2 al il — & , dra _ of you have to do is to buy $10 worth of bu d 58% 2 carbohy te, the great energy Mohammedans a goods or over and the Blue Bird Dinner Set 2 + element; is rich in minerals, and in vitamines. your ata, aan aoe ar eae will be delivered with your purchase. GOLDMAN BROS. ; to straighten out the. matter, the > fi * > ac 7? bd ahh bh eee ’ » 4 rtr . } _ " 4 i? ‘ t} ‘ om a senniiiriinbirhin nnn bn bb 44444444046 44064466446444446464646464646466464 niin bh bh bbe __TrTrrYrYrererrereereeres eee ee ele eel Aa : "T ‘ XS eCcausé A iS ‘ i Oi O71 2404007090090 0000009F VeVrrrrrrrrrrVVVVVVVVVVVVYveevvvveveveveee”,,r”-”-”-- errvrrvreeeeeeeeeeeee 1 . : f Al ' : David, England becaus if polit! - ~ laxatives seldom necessary. oahcemeune. Mater wale eo oS enpaar —— ‘GOLDMAN BROS. TER 6 $1 Down Buy 8 de . nal Franciscans were Spanish, and . ' > y Few foods have its remarkable “balance.” Italy anciscane King of Italy is Are Sole 3 Gas Ranges. | ! St. Louis Hot B That is why it stands by you through the —@,**scendant of the early King of 9 TUARGAIS BUCK Heaters end last morning cae ecclesiastical! claims now Olive - St. For_ ————— | Rages. - ; have been settied by granting £0 : we ernn — if the site in perpetuity The Quaker Oats you have eee |* t ata ta agp. Te late Ki known and Quick Quaker Oats — Spanish friar and must always per nds Coo mit Ti ish and Jewish pilgrims 4 us i - 3 - > minutes. free a abe 9g Political] claims have not yet — been settled but England and ' | vp ae will agree to submit Lao 2 any NN Ne PARDON SOUGHT FOR WOMAN tata aig. ee | CONVICTED OF SYNDICALISM OB Fe Bi eT oO American Civil Liberties Union and | — an FARE ag ~* ec @new@auate® | WwW. Cc. T. UL. to Send Appeals eee ee > ae a7 sf iy SD r womens tall | to California Governor. 7 Fees; Si3s a a x . St Lous Largest Specialty Shop 4 ra lt he Ae ated Press oF SEP) y yt #2 a ° |_ LOS ANGELES, Oct. 21.—What 2 es f you need. See our special pease: at $30 to $35 te ite equal. Think me wre l Adore These New a Phonograph ernor in a,telegram, declaring that Hf coal. CAN BE. HAD WITH r . “If you permit a woman. of refine- 9 eNaWELED HIGH SHELF Blanket or Comforter, spe- 7 iS: oe (ment, culture and noble character @ | ) ~ We like Miss Whitney to be confined fg &t small additional cost. This cial for $ . 5 a in San Quentin ” priaot for the Range is a beauty and a bar- . . a iaenn of hahaha Meibbenk optxtons; IK auth | We Have a Full Line of Pillows “ you will put upon this State a biot which will not come off during vour life time.” — ‘ : 7 wimg mg OS SEE ER rT Goldman ] D 8 ; | ae Oe eee 8 TAME ) own DUYyS a APY 1 7 t . } ; OY, if *>eeperrat ’ ; : , i i, ' ; i i: ’ new arrivals; many were included in a : se T’ntion eu "ar been Tiact Pe tew. arriv in this group are hundreds of it uni priors: ie . z= recen? mand ite A ‘ Qiyr _ greatly underpriced purchase. They have MS nangied petra es -osquger el egal the style, snap and dash of their higher-priced oe Seng whe Ss sage yy ‘ “ag ce F R E E Wing companions. All are beautifully trimmed with eh ee er we = attractive collars, cuffs and borders of popular lever ain ena eee” 12 Latest Selections otal ey furs. | At Oakland lest nieht. delecet and a eautiful new Dresses \ to the Mate convention of Blue Bird Dinner Set * ik and cloth—grace- | Women's Christiar Temperance : tines — charmingly [Union adonted a resolution ca This beautiful Phonocraph ts med. A Dress value | no woman can af- | to overlook, Lipstick red, Gracklehead and other jon Gov Richardson i” nard equal in size to those priced iMice Whitne The resolution from $25 to $50 higher clse- new shades in deep-pile or suedelike lin mart 7 Simmons Bed. Spring & Mattress where. It has size, quality, ‘ 4 Ozen different tertures ‘ ThE an inivetice , abrics of a d . , it would be #n,! stice to the durability and reproduces a heautifully fashioned in the latest womanhood r gy wa ee Send 2 3 Pieces —Complete wonderful tone as clear as @ enmoan nr . ’ eon ? t« flare and silhouette modeis < as — guenti 7 bell. Absolutely no rasping boiscs. charge” ; Down The Bed is one of Simmons most popular pat- Fewer r ¢ Neer Weds Salesgirl ] Sage age . Buys terns—well designed Misses’, Women’s, Extra Sizes SEATTLE, W Oct. 21.—For it! and in the latest wal- 15 ear RON Se ere | 6 ,ut finish. A Bed that adds to the e ,agin ‘ the om: lag of | e ir) cean the last two y eatin” ale Spring and comfortable Mattress tt? c« witneceed rT lage Third Floor Princess Marina Goltt ye appearance of any room. A fine THOS. w. “GARLAND (inc.) p ‘ Rorie Dukserhoff, former tmperta! are included at this special price. . Thru to Sixth St 9 —®@ a ~:.-. 913.75 le Frocks selected gh-priced stock. All style conceptions in cs and adornments. —E rmvy officer, now sophomore at he University of Washington.

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\ : val ™ 4 : . - co” a “ogee. a ane he bt?’ LD Ro wii pate oa i res | Sw —————————e : . — , . : . - — ———— [Se — , - . = - | a:torial Pag | | 4a Me Dzily Cartoon |= Dt mn ; . ' ce STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. | ey ble weshoee Men’s Cricket Sweaters Hallowe’en Novelties : z= Se af . ¥ AR Two. ‘ Fido | $6.50 to S oo Q() In Wide Choice—For Your “Party” 4 | oe ne ee 50 Values. ' eeumelital tion OD 5 Dae ve VIN AAD ———————_—__—— . | and witch-like atmosphere to rour H a rs | of Merchandis: | , : ' 2 frotie, 4B pa apal ‘e Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books’ for $2.00 in ~ - Larqést Distri ibutors | 7 | ’ Main Fleer / Sash or Sv. 0) in Merc handise— -Few Restric ted Articles E Tce > pte d at Retail ! I? Vi SSO mri an d the W est Sith Fleor—Faver Saal Secting f Bf REPAIRED ABO De tl ln the the Ally, Three Featured Groups From Which It Will Be Most Satisfying to Choose | : : IN ) WEEK | teams SS ae H | = of Making aches Compromise Austria I | With C : Tells How 4 a" ||| Beliesei G ome Bacl I Benet: ie the otal - 7, wag ."i2 bl TO SPEND ‘eon bu Walter Himes hoesexeador te trreroar ‘$15,000 FOR WORK W ileon The iettrrs fon J. Hendrick. «@ ” : . ~ leaders poriterns : Is 1 m Addition to Pay- whom Am >Saseoder fact. tn Ais prepear ’ pe $Z5.' aM) I re- jo BT ei mn ee: Agreed to by (Continuing the letee® > SizE- agree! . zm: ~#... Cost of Resurfacing Fs : are. —Trimmed With Beautiful Furs—Splendid Values at Beginning at 9 A M Thursday Another Remarkable $79 S$ 100 5 195 7 Sale of aad @ Every Coat in tltis unusual assortment is of a highly approved | Ss Two-Ounce —— ie | tvpe—the kind fastidious women and misses seek. There are ; stroller Nolte. to President W straightline models and flared and circular ones — lined with | | § W BL. te cashmere or Skinner’s satin—and verv desirable in every Bottles ot ; a ee ee snd ethene 56 ae _ ef the there & crepe, ¢ detail. Black Coats are included, as well as lovely models In —— : son road closed to travel |' papper such new shades as sea swallow, toucan, brown dove, plover, Jac- ; = q months between Penn-| seace, and especially apa, cacique and others—a selection that is bound to please and offering sizes 14 to 44. | Boage ) | | . . om weed os erseaan nec ott | j VC TY) a ; s . a “7 2 ee | | ! : see it coats the |that the Balkan Stat Handsome Fabrics and Rich Furs \s : | r é 5 Ties was torn lap’ more thas Sue scene te Say “= ar~« Coats of Duvbloom, Mentosa, Squirrel, fox, beaver, fitch, | The Product ot Le Blume, Paris—Extraordinary Value at radios fe ts ow * r oo ; pres _ Needlepoint, Roulustra, Kash- nutria, lynx and ciwet cat are : 7 a ay Fortuna, Carmina and the furs most prominent— | fA | other Winter weaves that are fashionably applied on col- | Va KAI | fashion-approved and warmly lars, cuffs, panels and border | Made ( Bottled vy Vy beautiful. effects. | | (t ° | Feurth Fleer : } ” . | In 7 | | Fras rance America An Exceptionally Profitable Offering of , ; t : : Mme. Lydia Coates . é, > | Men S Union Suits Dressmaking and ’ 20,000 bottles of these exg te Fre nch Perfumes have just been procured KE by us if vou f th who were too.late to share in our for- were one of the manv iy RAE ARTS Atm ne 2 , o> ee ee ergs be — “e * peal ° LL LLB LLL LE LLL LOLI ttt a te... EEE te re, . ey See’ eee : G° 428 BE tne i - lees Bo hla calanie a tiak seach aati aaa a as Sear kag = «

= ant . . ~ . . ae = : , . ~ | » Sie es ; Millinery School 3 mer exceptional offering. you will want to take prompt advantage of this ase ae ne. b ittractive. two-punce bottles are filled with fragrant concen- Se ee , . Tos rat hat u will not only want for vour own use, but will desire for gifts. eae ep tee. —starts October 23. 1925. with ‘ g We a ail ond tho) -\ of th : 7 lowing seven scents weu'd egbr ve $2 and $2.50 Sample Garments Thursday October 22d, 3 P.M. on the Seventh Floor Lilac ror Miller a Thursday. No Mail or Phone Orders Accepted > | . : . : ii Lad 4 i Te , a free explanatory lecture on— | | at the rend s Special, . rd] »” JS ‘ f bed j rc? Chypre Jasmin j . ee an « : 7 | : ”. ouguet Rose Violet 4 MEP before yirte Main Fleer Three Complete Courses at $7 Each { | lal € Sample Union Suits of popular and serviceable kinds—in light, medium ana heavy weights—with long or short sleeves and all of ankle length: choice of white. lan, grav or radium shades and sizes 34 to o4. though there are not all sizes in each stvle. > a i OO si ae an / 82.00" ‘Lastlong”’ Union Suits , : ; tomar? bs D os : - ’ vr ~ er de ankle-length drawers and with long or @ eee) Information and Enrollment Blanks a? Z ; d . ‘ LL oernie I, yyy : Ps ao ae iene - . 0 q Firm, but soft Satin Cri pe, o popular this sea- . —~-_ 3 BR ! a ees — finished Junior and Bridge pecial Desk in tke Sii Ctlo | ‘ — aa aie eee a — | Handsome, Speciall y-Purchased sort alee ex r aleve YS: A Siz¢ = » - - =pecia! at son for frocks: 40 inches ae ts and shown in Lamp Bases, weighted and many fashionable colors for street and afternoon. piped — complete with silk that you may choose satisfactorilv as well as protit ably | 7 oy i cord. two-piece plug and , . n | Aiso two-pilece,. lace-trimme socket—or lovelv Bridge Lamp } Ta ee nal ade : " Satin Crepe Black Crepe Striped Crepe | pF ip. ‘hoice of the favored pastel | inner ; melee cae ‘Ghana $5.50 Grade—Yard $3.50 Grade—Y ard $2.43 Grade—Yard | An Attractive “Special,”’ Thursday te hades. T “ith trimer. . sh oe $ 1.9 8 $2. a8 Vie 7 ) B ° 3 ] P q a pei a — ae | _ 327 50 Junior She de p ws a 4 — oe naming 3 : 64-inch, all-silk Crepe eott, all-silk Black Satin Heaw silk - and - ' Yitt C ackage rae H , , a Se =" J KN 000 FOR POLAND Satin; in shades for da © Te irre his —vr.? - Neale r Third Filee | ikand (re tte Sh me 7 ci ~ gh | 2 2° — B i} fa! 7 $I 50 2a Ranker Seid to Be kien - tim nd evening and of and ef a eu fy exnecial. —e ‘ae : 2 a Be oC'e qualit; cial- pes inches wid —Assorted—$1.35 Value . Fifth Fleer ; wa ® va . : . r? ° ; ’ f = tiff] w ith Lowen. & weight that assures its ind service. ms i de aie ae | : ~ @ : : - : a : . ’ “0 3 ” ; wa ARSAW ? nae Pr » ar $ Siiec-, au? . ” rnegen* | a’ neg ——- = 3 Lbs. 89 C | An Offering of Our Music Salon That Will Please Many—These RR $355 000.000 trades A : Se Nis Be fo So Fashionable, Many Will Choose This =| qsweets with an cctober ftavor—the sort | Radio Adaptable Victrolas == a: ae tmat _ 3 ‘ r - - - oer, ¢ : : 7. > 4 — * . i a % = . : as . : : as >. > . G ; +] : i © - " ' ay ny « | | Wrapped molasses taft runchy peanut Brit- —— == 7 “a j : . . = —— —- . . ES 4 ) Eis aot rises £ r yout Pea -_ | ‘| 2 ~ Be : - tek > rms “han =" lev ~~ serm ~ * — —~ . — : y ] own Illustrati ae ; > ° 5 Me . —s ane il - - Vee . - oon = e im orm a rd : r . : ie ‘ ae. fl , «ee ° } — = ; : ae ea = ; 3 : Lae a2 ; one : gS Iii _* . oe 7. oo) (resh =: .* i> . - + ’ = “ s n* Es s - a) ic at “=< e) T -~ hones =. | a - .? _ ° ™ . “~* "i | " ” = _— ™ : - ‘ | . bo x* Ss for Sec! ; ~ . - ~ a 7 - mT pee ; ot nm % uy se hy , Aroaivee te —Special Thursday at, Yard. . “$ 98 | ne oie Ol m ip TE TT 3 en tntion Biro ; : ; ' i Ve | me = si ‘ om . @ Kashana is a soft cashmere we ave much in de- } if | : y } | . : - ' | 5 a Piginer aes .s0 Aur ~ t‘eowanrd estabiteh mand because of its warmth and beauty; ideal yi H i Wij | Fin ie 4 mete agg ome: ponmnytt Pe one e ' ; t 1 y | lif ‘ } ‘ ms mas ’ . ; _ : Magazine 4 man for street frocks and shown in pow der blue. natur- exis ing Subseriptions i ; — } € There are only seventy of these Victrolas—all adaptable for the® : ne r Dr. Streeemann's al, green and other popular colors. $3.50 to $3.98 Woolens $4.50 and $4.98 Coatings civing of anv radio panel; they are of the Bell Amplifier tvpe and Ta LIN. Pt.. : ent | the Nose! pre there aewer wae ——im Deautiful pisids and stripes of | Imported all-wool Coatings in plaids | ° : | | sa many colors. 54 imches wide and smart and stri 54 inches wide of a satin. ) At Special Prices | : ‘ ishe d in attractive Ame rican walnut. The ideal instrume ot for De [he Nobel peace pris re ° ‘0 Gustav Stresemann, °°" Person did weight and quality. Spe- Ptnnad ~~ subscriptions before | and radio enthusiasts. : & ; clal at. yard . . : moor ee @ obtain them at un- | § For-ign Minister, has beer ‘Ss FrereTe= aew era of peas. usual rec mS Ask for our cata- . . ‘ : . * -_ @4 1 r | Terms of $8 cash and $5 monthly, if desired. . i 7 the Netieasl Zevuse Taare Piece logue of Club Combinations. t Las ae ites meertive (5 _ Viyers te Main Fleer | 4 Westie saion—te® oT internatienal recognitien ay : oe am w . *Tforts and achievements ct ezzXtx =— —

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\\ _ bey fy are ' rORBER on as -4, 1935 . > a; > ie phe ea y $15,000 FOR WORK ies castes, “co feat tan ipa cag Wilen Grea Britain. ft ie A ii- ‘Sia a hairrmar ‘ soy Sia ‘a vy “2 et Pepete ners a Pre dir noes nt COUNTER PROPOSAL iations Committe Pe é ‘ 5° ; drick. wh ' OF ure ing befor eak-| | ls in Addition cei cee, “enesttnd Par sous BE sins e the Chamber of Con : ¢ ” to Pay- whom A 7 Se te dipion atic. Sane ING MADE READY i, 7 a on “The : : tps $25. 7 pr tuct. in his wrepa ' me came into con- Bete LOCK hOOK maid the ns re- . paration of then oat Fre h N f ul ‘ ; nipatio! Agreed Ae at portere- Wh sh Negotiations P it enduet the heneene See eT ler N to Y (Continuing the letter of J py a igre rahe ab'e to Submitti refer- ler 2 : to accomplish ber) af = or -« . , ileaaieat ’ saANGInNe wi ot ate : Diler olte. 1947. fram Ambassador “i 8, be ee en ee ——_ | p u mitting the selina lint co 7 heir stat aia age ame mo her studies going | | governiients | to President Wilson.) whan ae “ann to resent Plan to Parlia- wederal taxz-reducti - we ing conversent} man, T ‘Ol MOVE r shin Y weg eet é —+t.e— + —_— -! mee —— ; 7 : _ : | ’ " > > P . 4 ‘ -_ P yron road yee : , oft ; , . y] © ? . 4 ir ‘ft . : i} Tr; . ’ rie . . ‘ft j 1} *? . ; tif " } : nVe i ’ A aT they: ptatce 7, ’ aff } ne ‘ - Tal month ’ ” rr'y =" — es LS i , ‘ } , } . = VA ner Tt’ . | ss ‘ Yeer . >\ 1T cy ; ] iy . aieees rear? sia ayenue “na peace fl ssib be Ty Ss ur roverny? _ ;, rrer A é ¢ ina Sart h : d especialiv . nvbodse ane — ' rth ‘ ie nprenari rie a f Inty ta xe $ . ii ' | ry a : had da Y Oy . . , ‘ ryaor ¢ : ’ na . a _— . i : | ge : ero iy r iJ | ms + road, and it serrns ? . \ =" €rits ae 4 . rit Adn , ; Tir . : ‘ »? Sr mT tig ; . "T’ ty, ,tes = % the j Tih : 7 j ws - j * Wi ga sotto ’ ) ~ i? «| } . . , dere leat} . : , ij ifs . > the j Pen bs “d SeCR , ar. -wish ft oO protat! Ion the | ” y iles malt me fer , roaAc Wi | lye > - s i } . ,* oat or ‘ Oo ce? ‘ . "_ T LA's \ } ry — ‘ * .? ‘ ths ry} @é . , , v th : . - Psuriacs i t 4 r ,* ' I : P / i? a’, a net ’ , TO “rr : ise +f =, , : . $ ry reopened to sa‘e tra | ome I liteeed } }2 ae ' yy — = i VW } by gr) sa ‘ T ‘i | . ‘ oP f pointe a Pees 4 aa aay where : : ’ 14 , " - eae a | ‘ , pa P ’ . ’ - f . ? i a . ‘\ ris . ‘ — ke. | t hil ’ iM rd nT ! re ' . os it Y1Sa eee ‘ . , SSitvi¢ : ‘ ie Lyte , ’ as ( , r ’ ‘ . ivity wi 4 COR? ; ~ee . e - "Tl? , ie ‘ . , ety will pay the coun: ; Ir of making Trieste and S ' trvine 5s to he nane MI ‘ : ssume. T ought! st of everything ) e it hl. SPEWACK > 4 : } \ $1! inr ik ' r ‘ i] S . : . . j ce 4 . ; a ‘ , 7 x j “y —_ ; int ? : » ‘ ne at , ; Iherlin " . 7 r . ‘ ‘ ‘ ; r ‘ ; -_ ’ i mio dive! 7 1) Bu orre : the Col , - : nA ‘ . rile «? : irs . , ow ‘ . ) dent of the Poet- wait ‘ back mat. > prt? ~ ? > ‘ ; Ht ‘ _ atl ‘ a ’ ‘ sa ~~ . : | q MA — " ; > ae ° Ts ‘ore . . : es . 4 i , - ot P ,* eTa , 4 , , : ’ = , rye c atti ry } ié } . r roate p ' , i? > 7 . , . °, . I’rees afic rT ‘te Vron : } - hr? ‘ ' ‘ i ; rr) eee « r j } ral l'oat or eT: Vi ord : , ' " +, - Wit’ ‘3 ‘ = : ’ ’ ‘ 4 ~ : = ’ ren : . : iy P - ’ Sj va +} , wan myé r a r) 7 e ‘ / se ia “a é’ ‘ 1 f Th refers “ RIRLIN ar 4 T) ( os ° , 4 iT . ; \ i 4 ‘) ’ . b 7 - ’ }~] ’ ? : 7 4 ’ ’ . ire " , rif ’ ? . at .é - B itr. The sum is a wit | general pris i . 3 nieren I 3 pian fo | > , | e t? mb Js" . espondingly } wr binet } ; e Crerman fe : ‘ ’ ys . ’ 1? ; ’ . 7) +o} ’ . y= . or ‘a + r ’ » - ry ‘* ’ ri* ’ , a . : cory is »¢ : | _ ‘> | Pye ’ . fs ‘ . : ? ’ - ‘ a’ , i Tf : a 7 aff t’ er — the 4 - . , r? . raf ld «' re Be ’ 4 77 Jac , : ‘ ’ I . ’ . . : ’ i eh - : ’ , - ? ’ : e ° . rie e . ttled ey previousty having of! , iter ® assump! : :« es hat ir +" met i municip ‘ MARTIN B. SN o€rapne: he man whe ference wr cons ¥ 4 : er i , j | . ine , - 4 os ' A. ; ‘ ifs use . i i £ vern- . SIADDFWN rer? pays 7 ‘ , | iv«s the woidfT) represe rit ' ‘ nd the county havi +6) win lees nee f | . in counter-}] he } iid be led to un | ' vein te ¢} } te tax, for in tdit thine! atives of the é * . : ™ fis r i's, a . ic ; : a | ‘ | ‘ r) cc 47 ,7 ’ 4 ’ 4 —- He P ‘ 4 tj rea? :y) , , 7 ’ ne wild . ; : ler) ~ ti bel ir on . * . $16,800 a an to emnalione a vu r took b: tae y of joining the F ¢ iced rates ada uilding cost the t: : | on the Locarno pac ; : «a TU , ‘ 4 ; , 1 7 ‘ ’ ‘ - . Sil : " . ‘ ms = sy» uNntry ' > . ? " , ’ eT ‘ ~«) ’ : a . . al a? 7 ” i) eine 2 ines he oo ihe eo! ) a ent of ¢ r} ould ; will h owho ds n e citize official — found to have + bal CRTs» ‘ > ni . > “A i t- ‘ ' , P é‘ menta at @4 ‘ ‘ P ed of « & »? ae } _ ‘ ailled * fe not enllied too - ey with the R we contact ; ' '- . rr . ' ~~ ‘ . > i s 7 } }? . ‘ ” aiit ‘ ‘ — =a & ix tT? OC wit frit ‘ , if stag sJepypties « 3 A m . erda} S afnTre gore » Tay | - oT reese ty . . ’ , . ? 4 :. a , —s years = f 1] ( . ‘ T LEX rrytpe? r vs rye NS ' a. eaders ind , donne oud / \ .s 4 ‘ y* ; , 1i* ‘ = ? P - ‘ . . ; , jr’ a . 4 A ; 4 = | ‘ . | ‘ : ' city ; erica feta conference stig stopie is now vy ake ve cv , ; > neriod of . x Imipetus From W brut f fawatis p , ‘ rder . ¢° . administrators 5 . jcwg . ; on ‘ at ‘1? . . ti ; eliest " + Poat-Dis)at by ’ ' ¢ n . i“ ; , 1 ore me ca , ; by P Se of ; . pe if tyres pom . ‘ Dilige nt I ffort could ’ , si? } } : rf : . 1] # the r ana or r ig ij ‘ " ; »? 7 4 , mY) . ; 5a. ‘ ‘ing } ' . ' of , ] tur? ’ > ‘attended 7 ss ; . a ‘ no _ } ’ ‘ 2. +} : * . . i] rhe? ‘ _—_ Lhe \' : nes t ' rat cié | ; rl itt tor tre i ; | ’ . ae | rtp i , ' " . ° ‘ . ¢ . | ‘vat 4 } Sy oe ~ : thee ‘ . i , : riias? ailie: , mir ra | —T) S « oe nm? cy bh f a ’ SPTYiaTi had since ¢ Neun af the ‘ gs, } ' : ' . Ly 4] ar ‘ _ . }? * : . - . . rele ’ he ‘ ‘ - , P $ rs af ¥ mcorct gy te ‘ ») é*} ’ : rr Compt | ira af 4X can | mad ‘ ciate rms ‘TRIN H. PAGE i arm ? rt . ' mat ti (% 4 sort m the part ent and of . . e cons ’ t 1? © al 4 . . 4 7 . “? > - ’ ‘ ’ . } ‘ , - -_ oe . st “ ptr: ller Nets io ‘ ) 3 ; 4 } nr “ | rt \\ yuriti-s liatian ay be ‘ se ; ’ rp ; . ‘ : rved ‘ . We ‘ ‘ ) Vy . aaa to share e 46S F Te i> . va 4) , th, — j ’ . 7 mc Pe. ¢ } 4 " — ‘ owt _ p ] > ‘ yund an » - ' ; 4 - , . | ‘ - . _ ’ thé ’ . citi +o” " ‘ii € ba *T ’ | ’ , ' a Ba ’ ' t (i? a > M4 t! . ’ i? +) Z mawzin 4 ; - t ad i our {or- comprising «! : oO to gin pre ent a te fey ¢ y Former 1.1! +) er is on; publie 4 : af ner constr , f butld x desire fcr peace and re Vantage ounty « | : cy eariy 1 ~ _—_ t , . - ral ’ ‘ Ta . Li’ “war Lene ~til! ifes ' rt na: oT } ' ? " ° "3 ; , ‘ 4 ‘ ? i ' . 4 ai i” ré is ’ Be wt. Lit 1S . . i , 4 tare fie! ” hh ‘ tage of this ’ u eae +] 1, oii ; 7? ee = ee ‘ mm cif , ae ' ‘ ‘ 6a ' I . 7 F - ie aS qe red ‘ Ww jeceri? x cesely: . I si is ‘ i arnoneg repr sent ‘ a ragrant co er Jablonsky, for ' oe & ; emmy : , na | n for | em) siornale d'Itali: ' tad, . asasnet lle 1 ‘ Ree en ‘ f the entent atives é will desire f ncen- la Atte: d ~ - 5 . : ’ ‘ — i . , : . r) . ‘ it iat Ts “’ «T : ms barn. I antearta . : I qs ) . } t 4 ' RES .* Ss , rm, — ' : . k¢ ler . t eit, : . ey ifs exXNneT "Rawr 26. 4 eonceSSlLOTIS oY ov ’ ! gifts, h sides were cruided ne hao? his ; ive ‘ — ° ie : ths rv rie, — riar tn, the « ‘ count aol, aude \Ses ll nor ¢ nfined 1 -_— promised would be Re | and it ar . ‘ i ’ F ' nN ; 7 ’ , > p t : 1 ry i . . . , { af cA? “nis ' rift ir ‘ . Le rover? _ ‘ metre tt ay , il ra P " . aj pooar d i | } " ' ER ree- . | "I \ ’ ‘ ” 1) ei] 3 rite : ame i Ts '? rhe i4 rye ’ . ; : : ? : ry _— / ’ = ? , i* ary ff _ ' fr ‘ ; aT) »' ' a fi " J iscussion of lees! tec} he ; . ra bs | be ral ! , ol ae that | ¢ , wet na whil ree representatives S . om ‘ "? é > ; »7 | 4 * e ° ° ' ’ ‘. » wd "IH . . r ry *) ’ ae ‘7? . e . . -” +" ' ‘ . @S871i 7) would eubni: rg ‘ . . ov" ’ , . : ‘i . ‘ rT “rr U VN P “al — o ronres , ; , »% 4 am i - na ; cr hye . n ; . - , - * , r TY " 1 ? ' v’ i? Q rt» I je’ rj\jee ™ interested ™ . ears s w! rhe gr wre TY}? wit . , be Mabie 4 ft ; * : ii th: 4 : - >. ‘ , ; - "4 } Ltt. ; . ’ ’ ’ ’ aie ’ . rry : Tting +h « . rie ; i- ’ ri + ‘ 7 —— +} . j ** , = | a mer ; | aro, _ ; apparently iy $25,000 wee the er er wit het ees is eae g th d and 1 : » be as e lin BT te 61 |. Both Luther : - in / Pet . | Ty j 7) ‘ . . I } * oF _ } es 7 ‘ eT rm vr 7 ' tre rv ; } ri? ind Stre 7 to oe“ 1© ta eOorT ' f t -_. r . 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' 4 " oy ; ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . . ’ - peri’ ‘ ; r’ . ; > on. at? ¢ ‘ ‘ « 2 5 . : - , \es are n ‘ : i x wast ' ) mre wy te — _ : a , , i] the Nationaliat onst ’ al thy. 4 " : ‘ ‘ ; ’ = ’ ‘ ‘ ; ’ ) ‘ -. ‘ ma “= . ; ¢ ix sj ~ ) i¢ nt m ey . o . it ' ae, j ‘ a in a> t 1 —s " 7? : f? i' Cour ; the CC} +; er “1 ad ore N - nuch an Instr . 4? an eo: ec TY ; ; be? . ‘ ' . @, . ; , ~~ > atit os] i. cra) f ty ’ or = | : sy eee The or Lie ce ae ; ire nr of sonie Court a s € rer. ; lis —T st ese ‘ o> it 4 1s Mey : reat ys et ¢% : ‘ its - , i mo ‘ ¢ #1 ' i cy ris] (sor orne .* Ais - | riearns f ‘| — vr hitr ‘ . . 2 ” ¢*% ’ - 4 : ‘ j : . : ‘ ; ' i ’ 4 ce 4% : le ‘ - = “overt ‘ at 9 poses } ’ sea ery 4 ing ‘> obtain plier \ itor . mri wo les ‘ — } - > j natior ause «of His} vernmer eft, nMie with , y Act e 4 pro ge concrete polit cal : = f ’ . 2 — . ; ra : ‘é . 7 ‘} j ‘ = . '? w ss . ' ; ] en ee ‘ ¢ — rite inter? ' wr ‘ — —_ ita Ly ee P . ‘ ‘ eit +3 : Mich tax PAD Taxes = . ! ne are cerivlher ‘ ress if I be. dvantage land economie : hed arre e,! 7 p PES € ' ‘ ; ’ rie . ] isf tA , ix : 6.000 tn a il ‘ . Mavis — , A) ‘ , . . j i e , ereemes visinna Aeht f (M16 : Pts iti or} P ne ‘ 1 ‘ vern- . ; re 7 i ' ptii I isturbod (wer baste " P Peart and aid setarts 61 C1 . rie ' : ' wit? +? '? ‘ ‘ , j ‘7 a ‘ " t = . } rar lz rTigy ~ IF , . . ai *) . . 4 Tre ‘ bot Gath Gteitizten: Rear] (the chabged « I POMEL fo 3 nference if ce, the former F saset Mined $0 Gee Ue willing to | Rar they are| = “= = | a reduction inj ef the J pe as the result vant ‘ i ; : Bare A “= . ‘ letr ; > ‘ WA ‘ a’ oo, a aser reign ae: © mr 7 ui jeopt le ¢ oy " tudes ‘ ' i rigris 3 ae lai ad hé 4 po ’ ani } S - ; JiIn- ~~} ’ tr #11) . ymes ‘ fur Ase wit? ‘ tie ¢, ‘ rent 'Velor, lent ‘ ' vel if Tie cle ba Abs ippreetment ‘t will - ; 7) ‘? = . . i ~ ~ . . ry? , ‘ ’ = . ’ . ‘ . ‘ ' ; on of the rn : ; i” , ‘ bY or! ’ ‘s , rif} mee ‘ . ‘ vs +hiat te a4 i Ile some sil if ti +t . et) ert at ee the : new indust! os , ; proint | by the Ger ld ) arcing t! nierest! he most * . everlasting q) = : Say Phe Nati : roder sucn of le less the Gov ; Ol ‘ tlon f ‘ . . ‘Tran ot he cr : | ea" tie ‘ _ 4 ‘ oft } . ~ es icf ry ant Pre yy ry LL iOPY en 1 ‘ om tive sovernment ? ; ' 7 Pye publ _ rie 5 , ; . ' ria “4 T , ’ 7 . mre ' ; , . z = } I ‘ . ’ ‘ t! ' : = : | ir | ‘* ei : , 4 4 {>} nosed ! cre . " e iwiy , ,f , ' tr draw e ’ re , sf ote ¢ . ' oy ‘] , I rrieore there . ; ; lia hy ar d Frat c ng ‘ ce r\¢ . r) ‘ , ‘ rri coat e er -i¢ F % Ppavment —— : ne ‘ = y r¢ =. be ." a ‘ ait le . i i) = an Be Be , AN CO-}- " ngte if the cits 7. . ) : na was lr is Very } ‘ ; : 4 ‘ , ; ; ' " of Kir ” SBLIOM ds ape e ley *hy oreet ry ; Livy ‘ ~ Ay . ‘ reo ir j ‘ ° . a} ‘ 14 : and propo ' re ¢*7 the popu: edu ‘ ‘ 5 . i ‘ ry — ‘ . *, _ } ‘ 43 ‘ ; , ; i ‘ ’ t’ a : , , , ‘ i, —* COVER? aL ig iz ral er ~ i ; if hy ‘ nei ba Rond Isaunee “Se i +) , | . - P , boy ; : - 2) . ’ - : (fr ? ’ > v" } ’ 1? Ti T ™ r eric - ‘i ' ae | t ' rrhiment » OpPpos ’ . _ Pt 4 ‘) a . P i ‘ ’ _— ; rr _ i ' . . ‘ yY ac ; ; ) ry ‘ Qe i. a his A > la) of . _ ie () + ~ ily) i’ 6 t . ‘-- j ern? ont od ‘ is’ the, ‘ j chon ah op! wT) na ot Wr ii } aT 4 _ o ; ; “ste wf ; a ' and action. t)} aeons Cine aot le * “ ; . e Tas whiel ‘ . 1 nnOo Oo - . * are hig} ‘ es s ist tax hurd . ‘G satis ’ efor —— I ’ ot ; » : — mG * } : 2 —_ ’ rT) ? _ - “Jy) i] ‘ _ . ‘ 2 nt prec , . i ‘ ‘ , in } P ‘ ‘a Kenr . . : ’ hond lt le = . tiche 0 toward the cost. Th: an ead of the Gover Bs and pr Kine of ftaly,| °°" est at 3 per cent im the N e costs of govern ome af er their G Remedy Lies With P by ghtx City Counet! ¢ ed by the is Wu ney ’ }? 4 sn mn . : esur \ f piy¢é . , 4 he 2 f . ‘“ ’ : met ' ; . eat : . ’ rvern- “He Te Al : encogyte citize ry a" ' onight é . i) COU?) t* - ~ fess re) ! ory ‘ ' - , : g's ‘ er . ndra i? ) } is y .+ e = . \Y . = }) : “ak r} | “ — ‘ ; , Pe ; romittee T Engines r Int "ais = | ing . eb. , —_ 73 : P is } r) o na - 7 : . ‘ : Bs _ ‘ 1 ‘ rt. 4 , - . ‘ j ~ : , i or P .Y 5% ‘*‘4 inate? pee?) aa t hye o. ot ; | “— 7? r) i* Vw Ooutle lee used te le ise Jablonsky — stat f (ley f. 4 the we ntine’s aw ) Is Cor ™ Minister C ' conrmar emand t ew echanta | themsel hat the mene rele} » connec su I ’ the meeting th \ aoa i én r in I : : ’ ‘ - C oY, ton € r fs» . ; - i , 5s mS ornr oT of nmotrove rnr rn? d leMselves Nave th "t . 7 rr ned blelat t- nect uD . nay choos ~ would be , rk on t! ’ : rie Ts Tt Ty , . . \ mt rT T ry eras tJ rr . T . “ve een ed ? whi } fy , can den ind of ‘?} , hey "ee of Mart le v . with ed ‘« . ; . that Start: I wit! ;7) . f , . . : fy j ' on F rer? ‘ , ose ' peovere Low “ r¢ v= : erie Tar Pr) t ‘ . 2 : unne om e¢ »! vr)" } | eile orties le fhyat ‘ lile } ' ad and i" re Variouslv a macnadn nail , “ ot , yu \ ‘ : ; : - : ' ,etio ‘> _—e ’ lik oines'a . r rer arits nate » mind *} i Keer -¢ re ee na: - : ry engine le \ it} yon it appeared last , inf) ‘ 2 , , - ; , } . ‘ os ‘ ‘ ‘ 7 P | thy — . ; 2 } les ’ +t re ‘ ; it? is 6 Ouwa-a e1 “ a arti tree - y} ] silk nd county had erty: ' es ‘a . the r*. baat _ ; : . ‘ fF +hea- ar eit »* oa \" a . . : P x naoivure ’ rir , . 17 , mf fhe } "1191 ’ ah and the aa ' }* naive of ' om | l al . an +h. : mcnea a slat ctronee st . ' ' As ' ‘ | en . “¢ ana eT . ‘ sr rigs é Ww" » ‘ . In ‘ : wleiail is ' nNrferec«a? atin oe , ‘ : colleet ion B : In ra | n d d that ' lavton . miane? } , OT i . oY per , ' / = its . , . 333 thar wi that the ¢ ¥ wae: ' x lev $: ~.0 i , a YY ant. : ’ ; ould bye a ished + A They ae ‘ | , 7 ’ a 7 ‘ ’ . ’ ' + _ ’ *> ’ ] ‘ . ‘ 7 4 ey) > , . 7 : . T': ridge | . SMain impassa! = oT , as — , ike }; naa tere ta2 —-. ) ial al sad est ; =s muet he i: ae Ae the close of fi tomobile sale Taxes on awu- ett -anip the Winter ' ‘ nr oh. ‘ Ted ey, , re } ' ., . ets , «4 ‘ ‘ ; ‘ ‘ he a Aas att j —— I ; | " : ; al ; eri i¢'* | +) ink : of > , t © , ’ We, 7 ' a ky ‘ _* eri > | - - I =* ! - °? °) im . = vy Pié¢ | " . =? . , ne ,? , » *? . ~ - oe" ‘1 ’ « ¢ e . tyne e | 1 na he ove y Iwo i edit l’os -ldien \¢ }» i? —T ; 4 ' if ierne ‘ ‘ : ‘ : . ; . or : : } ve : ? rae ‘ ‘ . atl ‘ noerremate of 1 ’ ’ , ‘ one of Thieme T? | , . oria " ee ‘ . , s : . oil ‘ . ‘ , , = — ‘ 3 ' ‘% j )er +} anne i rye . a. Pe ‘ . , rrics lel le ‘ ” mttec ne tr) 7 rat : sal L fis the dis P hy ’ a ’ ‘ " _ ; , ' . i Y rir a , ' nen! ww . . . : ‘ u~ : vas . te ' mr P nit ‘ rm HH na + he oy thing , almoast «very. } . ~} ‘) ; ‘ : . f orry 7 ‘vy ; yr ¢ , ’ ’ a ’ hs | ¥ of r ‘ ; gpriei 6T Ce . , Out peOOT Ls ; t ‘ . ‘fe. , . iv) rif : ir Shade for confer eae FT , r the Perit > : Lusit iy) . nnmualiy nted rmnment : the the thoy ; is 7 ed «(9¢) ettle ; most of the Ila: 5 Was a nierence., whic fiain't wry: yi _ ! rh . . er rine Y ane ‘ irda . i? ; 11466 o ranefer P ae biden ereet rt ei4g P ' I) & ir ad here i« on arge fancily trimn “ ranged +} roug!) ' F ‘ , ry? reer . 4 ; be P sre * ture , ; — ‘ 4 ‘« : ,7 4 4 ' activi? es , vane ee a tin on , . 1 fiona! : . . . i” : _* . . . ik ’ . | tors meri | . . ’ . ; : See) *4 ‘ . ’ ‘ ’ * ‘ . rm YY y ’ rs ; ; ’ . ' , , ‘ . ides ul =~ lad Comptro!! - “ a le ' ' ‘ mryen* fr ‘ ‘ . ait Ae » i : . ™ 9 1 : . : ’ i? ‘ a , . , CON « — nk , ist bh cle a) 4 , . »* ee , ‘4 . } ‘ } > _ j hy | ’ . . bible : ’ ‘Ti of nuto- ‘ d to Be Ide entd 1} , edi-| 4 ues i e edit " Reduce ) onan eh i the snactl tiled Ww lden- ey car” ‘ I pce wit} . ’ re “1! ‘ cedneced . ' the , - ' Bi. ‘a? line tax by A ith Loan - ty C r ’ > : ’ ’ ‘ , : oe: ad Morinte | : TT) Or) hy te 1 is Te rhe _ ; fe : — : i ; ‘ ‘ ae : : ‘ Ue? . ‘ f , ‘ . — , fie or cA ’ ‘ ,* ; ‘f eo ae ey tn colle +t | any— ARSA ~ ’ St! cies +} | : | stig i 8 . tT ?}4 , ‘)) ’ mfr y . ha perf er? : : nitable Ts ese Ww. Ort "4 : act | ‘ we , : é yY ee ore roiirarti 7 S { . : } Se ' . a ie . ~ ‘ ‘ ' : ry the -_ : ' ’ vas th . : ravi he ust = "nin " , . Th Tr) ? . ; } , r] . f ’ ; 7 , : I , | ~ ' “a ’ | ’ 9 4 ‘ . T t 6 “The . . ? | ’ t? , a ;' . T Sif rf tine UCCems f \) | iy - P and is try, at ;' . l ra . 3 ' it | , . y ; ° = ’ rn . _ ’ er . 4 ‘ 1? i« a) ' t ‘ r f 1: - - eve . at ior TF Pas . fo HMomic restoration | lated & +) ‘ ' = t - = erences una (; ' DAKOTA “ee cel 74 w } : st re ‘ ri if mont dn " oF I proposals ‘ ind as are i iil Ladd \; it] Not i= Y et ; uN eh t ehlor . ¢ a 4s isk oe favae - lermanding by ie habit of 7 Negot| ot | 7 tthi itis ral 3 ‘ ‘ ’ no m : : ‘ ‘>? aefant , \ o-« . aq 20i0¢ 5 P ‘ ‘ . 7 Er run ‘4 4 7 ’ ‘+ . bf? 7 —_ ; - ' fie zz ings the ‘ Dee ations fo ‘ and hopes , 5 -_ ne . kKnowledg: ‘ PmiSMAT * : Ker j e 5: eh he escay who thini rias . cent 1 w irre er tre cunt y want een ce for the loan s of men worth numerous and ey - , Ch . e tax ob iy pes ‘ tax ‘ — . ; . r 4) ‘wt them, and rried on . “VN ‘ ; ; } vw? an — ‘ | i. @) bien ol / . ‘ ‘ } ‘ , ; an 4 ‘ ries D .” ; 7 - , th 4 . *) @ . , ; ,er thes Od os ' : i” then es nro . . PMuek je? . mary ae'ne ee a8: © TY , ’ — , 2 a oe : ° VV ¢% r . " . Te. ' ecestiea g BYDdicate igh a onder ert ' : att ne ata inane 9 ‘ — al i . 3 wi " P ’ " — af the o* a te Pay the tax ‘ ar Vienns ‘ a Re —— * ‘ a \e ? ’ . : ' . ,oon* . ae « ¢ ' mre 1) 7 . : rrrn thine the A la La, f opvricnht ¢ = ‘i i* aA J " . ’ ‘ ‘ ° . ’ Aer Merican hb; with To 1 pyrisl i9"S.) ‘ not ' = HO O00 in 7 sali $4 upor ty . more _ , rvvit nial . five! Frere manded asd ‘rican bankers are said e Continued 7 Jecessor to s : nt 124 . i peo; exxeq Comes from #166 om if ut which t . = al , _* an . eyvrrve . : rs. 6 . . ie a ’ - / ’ . : . ‘ : , . ~ : J identified Th _ « vard establist “_ row } shar? a far?nr s r ‘ . trie ] ee ‘ : taxes dire ’ " . who nay . ; . ‘ $ non T ¢)} re} “we Keoriter we le . *y could ‘trol; Monopolics uw 1] ; Poli »@ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘* » a TT vi. » ; —_ ; : . rye Tie # . . rer : 7! . . at aptable fo > F ~ ; ‘ Cisting mrenrwng, ; at , a ‘ eri ' ni! — . Opa : r* : it) ; ' eo OD ea * " ° ‘ee ’ , ery : ’ is ryy : " ‘% 2. aa reece rw Se | ; , Vf ; “? ee lane 7 .J . ’ , ’ > _ } . Ti¢ . ; " t | ’ neds o ank ; his *% . ti at [ reer : I cal instr . é ; wiaied l*r ome “CTnAnN. man propaga, ; °° ae Are ’ C } &. ehe : : a” fa Ve ’ . . risrTees - ‘jj cig by? t* | ery ts "re co, c . , rovern. .* ’ | ; . uy : five omtne : "© . , cope ratior 4 , ry rend . ; « . i ‘ faci ; ’ . foe . P . : *t & 7 ' ~ , yt ‘ - rf fia ’ ’ °? 7 7 ate t& ' ~ i —_ mving . aniline? . 7 the Nobe! snovement the Nobe!l pri ‘. st Sworn ror ‘ ors av AeCce i ; ’ Sen Ls ’ 1} . an Ler ey} nex’ . > y© ' } "¢ ise th was . / rity ae ros’ , ae Kru pt mors erwin with '? * 7 a ae or oth- > : pe ace . ) 7 © this ry . , ‘ 7 ts \T -_ : }) ec ve oe : Limeee . : . eso" > =e? . 4 |? _— : ’ ' 1} > _ — ry ; ws by al piste? has bye on a al 1) "4 iw , mromot | : , , thre ‘ i . ST he Go ut e Nad . rr ‘e . ant th a w , vation on . 4 , >) hag? oda Ty s¢° es iaffaire Th ration of publhie Mnsic Salon—* : | @ National Zeit | g universal brotherhood mobilized early oe. ae de | or pre , reduet miot Same Tm ter. 1 good purpose serves no |: ey can co-operat ixth Floor . DBa | has a« if eCrUuns new era of post oe, and a 4 _ n November r 4 ‘ : ‘ munting tft , a mn axes , \ net De s , ore \ iae individuals or | Bre etther me: . é S mot — ie : “oe wear one ’ ’ . ;? a — : ' isi 4 ‘aie Soret? be , “ - — o “-e 7. +’ er anait« o a* or - for international r vo t : ' wo of M ya tion 1 WU et eras BG ” m is if + Fax on Giit« snd in the creati+ cantzations . eff nal recogniti S. Plyers is planmis gion, | Senate | id f there | sent! of decent Oorts nition : to Leave Me , ’ . zs 6anythi: ntiment ‘ publie + ; and ach} ¥ A oe roccy). - role , rence?) : , s HOped I sam! a@e me ab Oe whic ’ im avor 4 achieve rn -_ ; a }’re . : ?} ver hs ts , steed " ‘ ' p . iy? r hee of te: ° if a surd on ? ch er . o ecoro nents RUEZAN a» uM omanind 1} | en! aS wks ne rene In ¢ mts. the in our tax evatem | overnment they can my i athakas \ on . niz +1. :; ‘er -“—? * ; ie ' — : : — . or «¢.% reoulr . ‘Tn Tf / . ; A : bt ich Morece: ‘> , \tlas M juntain . ' riv $: ' , _ . nr : : - F ; alii pre AS tne c oe : " lulrement for the I: init lowe to those present mow : . & : * oe er | “ iring min ' ‘ oo 4 ' ‘ ‘ — re mre hres . . ‘ n 5 ii ‘ ‘rere is iow ia Ax n* cif? tr ay ment of . fae th ‘ who are reeponslb) oe ‘ ion ; s le 4 ‘ he a ie . li’ ous : on : wl « - : ; rY * 4 e id econ ° °e - Jun, ,a°¢ le a heu ile d P \ provi , he LOR war rent . y nif h give “rir eth! iAMN WATITA TH T Auet of the Gov ra vet or’ auctiol nA + e for this ther nust realize thati! ing owar wi heir views wil ernment. q ia hus vive the re is © Cause 4 . at i re have tet y « hy ruld ' : he v elecon ed , X "oe rs ' ¢) , imeo ’ t? i cause + OF his W hh i? is lege s yas A rmx fv the are m vite ra La a pres s ° They : bi : : Z o- . ‘* 7 e be * : a . : : . io Ouniry th anti. @r ot is | “Cause Tr of doing it? privi- ae tivie . mt them, ag far er of the wildit the own- “We } ’ section of the © > > : : ; > s ” ss z& is avaricious and +} b ave many nuleanc ies and ~ * overament : ihat are a * {anes the extent that annoying and ; ; promt ls ? ¢ neve n" tt in + / 28 and . 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\ : . °* 7 ’ ‘ 4 " . : ‘ ‘ i : ~4 y | oan Ses or —_—— ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH COOLIDGE SPEAKS TRUTH. abinet B | ie + “Comic History of th United apes = ee 7 os i ’ t I i Ai se . ° ry ; 1) and ti I Im} atl er ' Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZEK : sing aw .es hy 1 : ’ ' 6 ’ ’ . : ‘ i'¢ | i} ud ‘ t ey , =? _e™ | * it : >= - . “4 ‘: —_— 3 MELLON’S IMAGINARY WOLF Louisiana Put j : } Know that my retirement wil! Na :' a P ' . \ 3 rex pamdntliome on t vel ois 5 Taxen qJVeT Uy ties make no difference tn its cardinal rrimoiples, that it will always flete net retort i? iT Peagtied etas a: @ “ =" s* tem 2S Ser ~: for pregress and reform, never tol- : r res = bs dens eed ' n ) of his eratc injustice or corruption, always ) rt Sty s polit pponents are taking advan "OFF = sce feoht)3 demagoguecs of all prerties * pever belong to any party. alway- : _ a opps Pry leged Classes anda peratolas , I Ae? ry su Dstul Toe ~_ py Ret A — plumicrers, mever lack «s«ysrmpattry me 9 enfer , , not exist 6] | anenk TES eae ee. sewers seenain de- rong a! serous determination o1 tof the Treasury opposed the -soidiers’ bot ecaus the ,oted to the public welfare. nevscr bh satisfied! with moretvy pronting news always be drastically independent nnot produc erniuen ‘F hen baia! d ~ : . il nm -* c ‘ , . : } ; je! ; * ° | ‘ 1\ i’ +i 7) J‘iefenns iti ve . frv,¢etre ~ Yr) ’ " > P Ty ’ 7 a P nig! t . _* au . , oun , , . ba ; ‘ : . 0 | _ nt io | ene Decleuc , | tis Ae mposing the whe r ly \' on’ (‘ertainiv € on- “The City Can Wai T« the L ilo t the ’ ll a*e ,'a epee - +t ed Treasu? ' ont a. snl 7 " *) — \ | ARBITRATION WINS lellon has twi | ed wolf when there wasnt - Action Under New Satate «= —— | ni ' wf , — « , . , wee . : ee =a ee om yet inty over the reconstruction of Clayton roa TROLLEY CARS AND BUSSES ant = a a ~ .%, j ' I | 7 “a . td - _ “ - - ™ . * " * . " : : . ; ™ " , " ‘ . . a . ‘ 2. ." “ 7 ¢ : ™ - - c ; - 4 , ‘ . " =" ’ : uti i . « ’ - ' : ' . Ms . . T r : ’ i? ° , r ‘Trea ll; ry ry a ] QD ‘ 4 re o~ = =~ » > ra ‘ht _ . - . "y * C 7 : “PX ¥ . od . — | } ‘ ‘ . a . ‘ a ‘ : . oe 7s 2 “> ~ 2 : 4 ~~ . oe ‘ : > : . : ‘ : } ‘ . . : i T . ; . 4 4 ] 7 a ‘ Pe = . . ae + -- ’ a . . “ar ~ ° , ad ‘ ‘ ie - >» * : - ~ ~ _ “ i . 4 ' C. Bae ad ’ » > “* -) _- Zs. * ‘ a va -~—s ° ? . : - . > . 2 — ~ A . oe ->* ’ ¥ “ ~* EF. k NIKSICN ' r re et Poe — * - -Z . - k 4 - =a. . “ a {> ee = o = ° 34 ¥ ~ ~ “ > ° *c- > a ay , ~ = — ys 7 - - . ~~ ~ 4 i by ' f rt ti iy t At - SR ER ee es ee Se ’ . a s r . ee sts ee | m lis es: ior @ Se ea eet > FO PN ee mat! . , : ! ) Te oes a ~~ Se Pe we en te ota - a 2 a “ : War Departrocnt suppis Slaten , Bpassalir na bit , , nr ' CF ies > 5 a Oe . tr a ~ fhe new 5 avr HK Bix 2 ~*~ ’ ~ “ . ? ates -~, Z -- ‘ . * 3 “7 *. — ee i, ~~" ™ . . - D ‘/~ e* , - _ by bctis ’ . , . ‘ Nettee - + : er ra ™ . o- : as . ; ~ Other (.4Cere aie Pred : tehmann, vice president; John H ‘and N.S Chow — 4 x e - ~ - eT a ae ? = - wf -~ ee a ee ee adil - oF: puialions Lhe et poth the troiieys COLLEGES OF THE AIR (GGundila vice pr siden! Rreckin- W Niecdring' a ridg i ‘reas ind ‘Theor is #5 Pad rd E . # _ M \ a w ‘ . : : > . ih re ° , r c r\é . , + \ nere £ ; " : : > ~- > . . 7 c vi Vi “ale _ ,¥ 7 . F » . 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P ‘ : ° ; ‘ . . . hs ‘ Y -_ - - - 4 — ee Marne : ; 7a : : =f . ™ \— 7 - | — > » ‘ ~~ = A . , ‘ ; . 7 \! wos * ’ ’ OTT. : a : . — ? » nee mae G eC il , 4 p ~ i. : , TY . ‘ ‘ ' pas : : di ia tee Harvey i} Vigd * ~~. = ~ — > > > > -- > : - a . . - . ’ itte lire { g > | . . ah - : erSu! history at Edwin orw Lie . *e eous : ‘ I = ake fred ne ao r t + Was Netor a. ors & society _ ~ ‘ 4 = 4 « , T ™ 7 : . . . . ete wily , . ‘er Thomae MI - ~ i — " r . a . o Pras “ } La ' : “Y 4 ' atin . al) See. ; an ; ; iat ea? Oe tor Wore " ob 4 ; — - . Bees . . P . ‘ . = T4 r . , = os .. € ; - ” - ~ . P : om > - , > 7. - > : eke . , : . *. amon «ta ' 1.8 ricai nieres. as ’ ie | 2 , « = * . >” - , ane. 8 , hb . “ Ara ter and , , . ey | 7 " e 4 ~ - well as ies of many of ite MAan- Pro nerh Sohe uscT ' : 4 ' . ’ . ‘ ; > - : . ad = = To init reat he s ’ , ‘ . - . _ eins » 3 , . . er universities Will ivilow | eo; Probi pia , . .. ” —— '* : , - ’ 7 been gradually dispos: cs ransit factor.” Bot ) ! THE EUROPEAN CONSTELLATION : « - > > : > , : ‘ ha - ~ " ; . Supp sess _ » . . ; . . . 2 ‘ " ‘ - vid ns = bs) : rhe Pri pe ren ; " . | " ~* - » Ty ' "er ‘* ' _* ’ , ‘ tT ' . : ' ; eas AI ‘ »’* Pa 2%: : ‘ ‘ — . _— a ' . rie : eer oe made a =» aku ' L 265574 hee tT haat = Vi J sia’ a ‘ ‘ - Act \' * * ; “re Will fons ia?r of ar - . : . : _* : : wa Z . = ’ : ‘ ° ° = ° ww & , a v. : : > | i _ fee! dy J , c,? > > , ’ r | >i 7 ; : . 7 . . a > ‘ . ‘ i = . 7 ‘I . et. t ia i . 4 : age l ° "4 raity > @ 4 . oO . ‘ 7 - - _ ; : ‘ - = us - ‘ ; a : ~ YQ) lie hi ffi A ti "3 an , *U iective rn ern ime« rw ‘ ‘ ‘ . a » 9 " ~ ‘tii . / ‘ ry or ’ . ae! ‘ “4s . , ' - _— - ° — ' as ; = - ; ‘hk .— * : =. : . : * +. vou n } a > © e 9) ae : nireres this e: Dstructive suggestions | ;t &§ \ | : s ~~ i T “7 may “se Sustaining mem-, 4 ™ R . . i; »* . 7 ‘ ‘ , _ = _ . a . : . . . . ~ \, ~ a . . _ sae ~ > : ~~ : : ; j . - . * . ib - - ; ~ rv : : i’ >? . ° . ‘ - " . « , ' i} : | ere " ; i’ } °F . ; igvear HH dg ie is ‘* > & : " — rms eo P = , se —- — dx : . , Biipepral \ Ln ’ ' ~ ys . / ae ‘ : a» a~ i ; 1 -_ —_ T > ‘ er, ri . 4 l¢) vie ’ to | \ ” ' . , ae ex 3) , - ; ’ . -- — eee Oe eee eee CO Sa as . . a ; : : iis ey C 'EE FE —— = = == = . —— — er rnghrer ’ \er,g : 3% , . . ’ -. *, . . . . + ° ’ _ = © ® . | s mares |” Pie WVING O8F farms, (RE as utura ees BUSY QUEEN MARI ' test mmnent by 7 — gigi . » of ral loc | f : ' | &. te aa | Freeman a » . é 7 4 : 7 _ : . : : of | sia Lm . =" ~ > ' . = — — . ’ : siie : .? ry ™~ . . 4 ‘ - ‘ ’ ' s > ° . ii© ¥ mise } Course Li *. ry : I} n eT T ii Cu ) DLit . eas. -~* 4 . » ‘ . rs \ “tra Ters LL! , had > . - — . cae | , ' . —- qt 1° | ARI } ~Ncrol t rs *r . . »-* ) ’ > 4 A >» * ee. > : _ - : ’? | > nN > = *’ i“ _, + ~ ~ - . — — . ’ LA ‘ a ? Gal ws . . . s- = : = ‘ i " : : : 7 , . . - + ; | ; ; : si 4 ' | ; . | ~ | . . ‘, 4 ‘ ‘ — > , . ; Py . HOW CoML IS cewmoettTin.t.” A 4 DEAF CHILDREN OF ST. Louis DEFINES " Serve ‘ | —_— , —_— - —_ 9 x at «A , ’ : i= a j ._* ‘ rT; tj | '? f yy “9 4 ~ . ol ’ vv i sz ’ ‘ 1 d = “ ~~) lac ° = 4 — 4 4 4 p : . = = eS proiest bert ~orit he , ‘ fi - ; a — people on the far There is t Det i :- or , riff Commission 4 SCHOOL T0 SING IN CHICAGD- — a , at - © it ‘Ser pa ad i Thay say . | | SS lau hax s&s : there ix t! ® : 4 e An : . ° . ’ a . ; . Wherever ‘he . , . a s* . . > . . 5 ate ' : : iis Lor a Se x : e old Woman who wants SOCRATES AND HIS PUPILS | ' a ae ee. - a this op inity of getting metropolis, carried to t? aa y ra , = sions fo! “ce! g the foreieg Vibration acfhital b : ; i’ : | : i > | " i " | — hi hone en ‘ . . 4% ; P ry Ys == tom? , . - . . ~ " 4 . an @ . y ‘ . ei . ’ i r i as a4 ee - * & 42% ‘ . ~ . a, s ‘ , j : - :ation " sred ft) sn t et) : . : . A A Lat & Oe . — _ t . . —_ ++. ~~ - . ™ ; : : . — o " P b oe! —— - 'e 7 see . Wid At : . ss i,t ‘ a’ a) 4 i . aia . « " 7 — _ . Thee ° “ : a Pan > ~ ™ LA = " . 7 . P - . . * - - - s* f ' ’ a ’ ; SMPLAIL Lineal ‘ oS« Weilis ee . ba — e } . ~*? rr ., ro evi 7°? ~ QD . . °_° 2 . , , s s - a a o * | : “ Ses of th VW ale ’% . ; : , , . rf ~~ , ’ y : ‘ ~ ’ . “ . 4 ” ~ ~ ‘rie oral metniod Gi wel of as ge’ "we Sul Peis eu? i* Litt dl e\ Sie¢ice : 7 r} ' a mo pt > ee] rs rs essar = c a | ‘ ze _ Ll ae x, 3 e 5! “~vned : : eal hiléren as taught m etitute for the ibreat | otheriam Keystone of American Liberty. . e will be given here Me ihe } f the Lrapatct \ s tbe - iiving in a demucracy where : . “ee-- ~ , HE right of cal self-government nsult Queen through the columns of , ’ : low eb itentiime oe FISCAL CONTROL OF CHINA gc ge | “ a bet : . ie ' > . ~« . ° . an , 7 > ‘ , | , > > ’ 7 Ps . ~ >_> = . -~ > Defense of Old Maid-~ i4 et) «(UL 2b 1 O.* 1) >t) ’ . / 2 : aT . ~ +6 \ . » : — ~* . _ ‘ —_ 2s : ww} ry ?! 1¢ , rT) un tT) \ Ne? @ 5 Os . : , Aid & . mi oi@ maid. or that’s what they «all me— | *4* reat Hritain and Japan ha 7 oats , i . * ; : ' 7 ° ” * " . = : . ‘ 9 ° : - : " _ : - = ¢ me Say, i am nor 80 © . ’ T ve T trolls anc Pe Pedt ea rie¢ eytearr . . ‘ a . u * $5 i : “a** if “awit . 4 . : g : : j ‘ ~/ ~ 3" . ‘ -. . Aa : ‘ ae — , P , : . ; “ * e . : x “v 7 : : : falar teet bh ne th, " 7) ’ Ce . rrl | . ' a wie - ‘ ¢. : . : P ’ | - can : | ’ rr) = ' eenes = ~~ : eae ‘ ' . ; (*? , : , : ; \ ry al Y’*’o? ’ . , ‘ 7 ~— = ‘ aA LS .) oe as * ’% ‘ > ‘ . 2 . ' ‘ : \ Tre . . j : - Mi . . iis dd oA Ai A | ol . » a\ &. * , ‘ ° . ’ ° - ' ; - ' rhs * . ss) «= 4 . _ " - = on kings tot rhed - sf q* A i , i 7 The? - ‘ ‘ " )3e8 _ + ¢ 7 . . . > — " _- . : . : ' ~- ‘* *? : a ‘KT . ,r> ’ % " °’ ’ a” ‘ _ 7 r = . ws) Ff > . ‘ . 5 . aT - . ~ . (UGCas*its . . . cr . . . ' . : . . : ~ s ar’ ° 2 . i; | ‘a Ti mary Dare rr \ house k e+ . ne liane ‘ ‘ : , . - > ~“ , -les - : “é ; »’ o> | . ” . — r cas . > . . on ly on »- : : . _- \" * ° . . » oT \ — A or, ' with the best could make 1 wonder "ul t if the paVinent I ans + interna .* ° - - —_ ase B00G Was a . ‘ sive ' : 7 ow ee by nae : ry a ' ; . . ‘“ , ‘ aie = — : " —e .\ ~ 5 : ” . ‘ \ 7 - aS « eg rT? » g iv " > a ’ _ ~* - ‘Se ~ me 7 - ume. can MmAKe x“ r i” : “She [ . wh r EP ons ent ~ier . : t ry ~ . y } ‘ 9 ty ‘ f . \ * ‘ al ‘ ,* ~ / bok >» CA + +s ? LAtiité . 2 : : -@ '* » + 4 : ' hie . “+ aA : . . . r -_ _ "re 7 t» : ’ : = - > td e - : ~ . ‘TY 7. ’ 4 ° . 7. Fe "9 . melts in your mout ESD Et (a PPT ee nit e apeesp : ad ) wv — > . . . > , . “ . = . ‘ = " . ~(.NIe . - RAMinec more oqunailifications nuit si ir an . | - o ° . > " ‘ " © *, - > P > a — aT . nd Janan w " j ’ »/ m4 i here i + ing Ww | & marries \ eas, 4 ‘ , Pas . Ring W orld STALAGMITE LIKE A WOMAN . ~ > ‘ 4 " ~ ‘ > > ‘ \ ‘ Ps re a . 4 _ v4 . + , > > . " ; . : : in . and uw“ Ny Jvpat a Acme I Tr ~ t , — [De Ust ry ~ . eo Ms rT) @ 4 r ’ : ? . . " ‘ 7 “A at a ¥ 7 ; = : ‘ ; peen? i : Vis A} ot ronde! hey het J Tor! . » S _ ‘ay rad Peaxa 1; ry ef € ebu Think It Mirw Ti ra ' A . | = ~ - _ ' = 2 - - i - . , ~ f ie this \ir Nia? te, 18 ‘= _* ; -: 2 . - a ‘© +} , a. . = 8 ; - , , . ; . / . ‘ his q 4 Pe-f res mad merry i} oo ¢ = . - . } % | . : about gets out and meets he rtner | nfluence these groups wi ete? . u Ro Det L 10D : , ; ™~ - \1 . - : . *» : ’ ’ _ ’ ’ ~ ’ bal 6 Trew r wr. ° : | -re rr c ‘ - , al BSS Sf? Tha ’ tT : > ’ * * ¢ ’ - é. - aa arty >. ‘ere . “ ’ uw , ; " . . ' . . - » . We & “aA P +004 ‘ ins . =. 7 r« . = > : . 7 » Zz i : * h& : ; . ; . . . " , = eve mea .vere ; t ~- ~*~ | | . ; : s4™ wa . ~ ¥% ' = - > : ~ - ’ : . = a , : ** : . . ‘ - ~ ’ . on . sa? Ta ~ Si hw ? : , : : io? « *- t« - , s = : . . ’ ’ . : , , : ‘ “ . “—-¢ hood t; al ler? -s fu «@ >" ‘ - vt . S Fie ine * as et . -> x. * . : : i £c 1cdiaty s,.™ : rmie.% re ‘*- ; 1. wy ? . in , _ ’ ' 4 reva ee ¥ ve ° ‘ Pe Ls "a | ’ - = . ~~ . . ; ' v« ’ . , : i a = >... : a . - _ ° are eoug? t arte? ha . A ‘ "he are eX ist LOGgaVv primar 5 TOr the }) rricyne oe ‘ . . ait ¢ Lm ’ . wikhe na . *? " " ; ’ . . - rr) i. , R \ oo = he - \ir 7 « . , - ’ , = , _ . - nm" Valew te . emote a’ s Tris r “Tw '~s Wales ee WHEN LINCOLN RIAD BILL NYE Larry. fle Was & nephew of Asa Canéier, the Calipa ihe Tron Pam, ; red : sma ah W eve nr ‘ | + a Tr Tter«~«er~ XX cewtend . ‘ | ns ‘ . ; . .\ . : af Te the Edit oa: of the Moet Thx: atch : : “ ‘ , ii . 7 " ’ ’ ‘ 4 | : a. . : ~ : A i W " ‘4 : v _* " ; . . ® . . ; 7s : . 4 eR eT Uued Sli¢ ‘ a ( ,~ “ mast | ver " - * PU Oi aned aft \" as. ing re yw oer i 4 I + i wr’ i vr ro = P — . ; ~ | . : i “Pe : . ‘ ‘ . t a P . = , \ . 4 suite . x arn ‘ . . : P| TT 7~ (> Tit ,\ | | _ " _ . ; inh Was s a Morthern a Seto « ‘7 Poth finder shou e trolled Su a: z card seen Sorthern a : nect | 4°" - mo . . « « rears x Fome other line reaching tf ‘ ‘ny OTF @ariier Was a DV aut r @ oe W x 2 ‘ =} ’ ‘ P ‘ —— ‘6 ~~ er ‘or - cei : s, “ ld on-m -: oo te I Py ‘J » } . e ’ : : Te? - - ° : ¢ ” Last eventing Post-Dispatch item rad amused the President of the United States eee —~ can . ‘ oe xX YT . | we a! hy 4{ : of «» stat > “Lenewter Passenarrs Comfort” getting . ¢ the f - - | ; eee ° > ? of COUrTrsé yAuFf \\ —— net = , ~ * : * » if ; . CITIZENS RIGHTS. T bee vad seat. How about poor, fired, coune “ ae | . _ . pe eyeuentt | epee ie 7 : : . ree, : t seems ure) 1 ae Missouri Road Conditions. ,, \ ome old peopie who work hard al. day ang ™ ta Artemus Ward, w hos ny stull Lin mh rs securits from search and Seizure. requisites of , .* ‘ ~e KAanaan ( iy. “leur wade TA! form AME =f Jonecph - ; : . ” ; ‘is rs ar € er . ' P : . ia . . ~ = , - ; wieet or smow7 These streets “rem Fas- , - = “oc nined pers all Bill Linepin probably could bave put down the re ported by cath or affirmation reduced to nities} tern.” - then, t ® was Abr ur kin pie r ‘ rner soy tT may di : TAX PAYS: selbon earlier Bac he made a babit of reading to hig Section 11, Article 2 of the State Constitution. : - oe = ~~ e

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WO HISTORICAL BODIES HERE MERGED jana Purchase Association Ptaken Over by the Mis So . ** sour! i] Louisiana Purchase ais oh ' . . : ; ’ i\J7e Poet Association, organized : = . ,\ ‘ =] tr i? @irectors mt tive tp carry on the ppir® exhibit: I ea pm. 4=«zBy chartel | . rday fron Secreta rf the ASE Ut ation > tT erged rhe Vissouri Hijstorhk il =i )- Mime new orcunization taking ¢ +) mame of the MM! 4 Society id e new society ombines ‘ % and the “ims of both oid or- smigations It will have a com- PA enduwment of approximate PB225,000 and will have as it meral object to en rage jiis- 1, biograp! ical renea'olecal cheological research ind in- and to publish and dissem) information along those lines, vy within and with refer- to the State of Missour', toe wippi \alles nd the Louis Purchase Termitors Action Under New Statute, oa cConsu idatior nas peet | nm for two years was stated bul has een made ble only recently by a statute @t *he last Legisiaturs Fa David rR. dt eager Padding spirit atthe Exposition of 1904, is chair Sman of the’ Be arg of Truste of the new society William Kk six * by is presi ident and active head ~ Other officers are Frederick Ww tebmann, vice president: John H | Gundlach. vice president: Breckin- pidge Jones, traasurer. and Thomas PM. Marsha!!. secreta: : Mm «The new society plans to enlarge the valuable collection of hisyprica ot » @bjects in the muse ~ in the oes ee ferson Memoria! in Fores Par} Sand plans to establish a library of » books dealing with Missouri an- tiguities and history. To Distribute Pamphilet- . Unader the direction of Marshall. > who ie proferso: history at Washington University, the society 7 we plans 10 print ind distribute aes da pamphiets of historical interest as es: ne well as copies of many of its man- m8 ater ipts, documents and papers To attract all classes « peonle to the eocie'\ new me@rm bers)) rules have been inuugurated pr viding 10 classes of membership. ATION. — = The MIRROR of seer i e 4 tions and such active members as they may elec! Sustainitie mem- ' PUBLIC OPINIO bers will pay dues of $25 a,gyear i Life members will pay $200 a vear ——— This Poly r is le signed in reprod A Person who contributes $100 ’ Bbiewe the latest comment by ft Will be known ae ua perpetual tite . ri ber; a person who contributes ated sgh ig publicists, newspapers and perm $5000 a don Sié } mr, @410,UVUY, a atron ‘ an the questions of the da and $25,000, a benefactor Qualifi ots ) —— cations for } nmoraryv ASROCIATEC and Bena ocr TARUGP SNOOPERS ABROAD, Sfrespondin«w members will be de- Active mem '>« re vv“ ii f Msi ST of aAce- : P DEFINES LUTHERAN MISSION! A. P, “ft York World termined jater PROTEST 1 nthe Par 1 ber ao with: A Commerce is the latest proies! agall DEAF CHILDREN OF ST, LOUIS , of l + Dae ta of our Tar: C*ormmiseie! cer BH | he sete of war Tarste Commisninn “6 $¥OOL TO SING IN CHICAGO : ; ’ : ’ ry ~ NI . mer Pp , ’ Feaching Music by c _— ; : -aaee f.re coe : Sletoms eF>. . _ : ; nm q Vibration. mil manufacture “na the xm i ae ad Bperial te the Post-Tienrnt ‘ , , Seand av e , os eondsa ehipped in CHICAGO. Oct. 21.—A demon- SMudents to Demonstrate Method of " } . il i ad " : 7 ' ’ ‘ bes ego \' mieht & stration of the oral method of edu- ods ry relat ust emia bias ’ Le } smart these activities.do fur mam cating deaf children as taught in| : ‘ ’ , : ’ . . % , ; What woud os the Central Institute for the Deaf | : ; a "6 ltr hy qd t,ernm ‘ in Bt. Louis wil! be civen here to- - esped it American: sacre ' ce ae Bight at the home of Mrs. Edith se ee wae =«Peckefeller MeCormick by Dr. M . anpers” ATH Li] Li w* thee tog ba : aa | ' ) or A. Goldstein. founder abd the ec hon! wou at minis shea ¥ red A similar demonstration wil! | ; : eg a 7 ‘if . ' it Wiovernment ‘ries ry tyre held in New York on Nov. 5 before | . 7 o ,* ’ i‘ vu ho ww be LlaProwais 4 - e the Academy of Medicine, and ’ - 1 « ry ’ oe ‘ | it : . : ‘ ' ie and ex! te) y MUSE eae wel later in Qincinnati. Kansas City and . ’ ad) : ria di yi i! Lit « . . , eton ; Pacific Coast citle j _ 7 ss ry r} araryeryy riis Vi j ry 7 ' ~ nm nines the door (0 Stim Central Insti: ute for the Deaf ne : ti merr) | La hi; } | ; +h, : , ‘Oo A. here is class: ] as one of the two | 1.” ’ a te ;* " : yes ’ ; alouee lf 2 ng the vf ,Utstanding scehools of the country , " ’ | _ : ‘ . 4 ’ Aaa we 6 res gene : in ora! ingtruction of cle so 7 yiutes ae tk. : : ~ am t ears \rmerican © which enables them to commu rae ON ’ : : . were t cate Without trie Use if sigs ge >. ° . 7 . : 7. P jsf ~S . a ; ’ aan \e ; ; . wold Demonstrations ) suc hi as planne i nomaible these inauisitorial te Mrs. Cormick: , | | | ffensive rs. Cormick’s home, frequent : , ~~? _=* ‘gopreres« €Pe &. »* . in the nigns os" ly have been given in the schovi | -~AWNDOW. , item’ | x ‘ view Y. e hcNe NIre \\ aot it c ; cad. He ALAGMITE LIKE A WOMAN S AN DOW the Strong Man fs 4 yo Peaxn - 7 ys" ' Zo . a ™ many youngsters of*today had nee Riry of Cebu Think It Mirac- e™ ' ; ; ‘¢ : . ., \ rt? 5 i twenty five 5 ims ‘Bo e: et ! aponaty Ren mbles Virgin. , +) The Sandow fare W Radio to the Post-Dispatch and th sui \¢ : trie ' pure Wak’ : Chieag. Dai N ; ' 9? : im bs, (= ‘y awews fopyrign' Lo . an’ ; net! Tlie ] x" ts SANG ~ . ; MANILA Cat Zi “T) * cl ime cy : : : . . " . >! the ri pin a ' \ - si i} , O.uTMmm-iine andoew neck, | free rr) 1 mnerial Sandon. musts Ty of a hide: Stalagrnite In tne onw t) i* . i. ie rip : . . . * ‘ eit, \ me tet f America and Europe form of @ woman with flowing ‘were 1? ’ Metis ide Ti tft atti 4 ae Paneer ’ ' jules clamored P Pebes, whieh the pions i: ination Collewes and athletic - ‘ocraPe of th poor 2 2 Naa ne S . ihitions A dew pe of 4 the peasan' easii\ nve i}Sandaw ex! bition Pal Wo ' into ™ ina were thick se leaves in Vv —— brosa 4 the lima, of the Virei Via the , Sandow. & has caused great eis = jl len were agog over the super! & ' ih us pil - : : c ‘ . and | dow training svsterma and a ™ hole Mage in the village of Samane and . 1 to im own of Toledo Province of Cebu f Sandow institutes promere : : " : an : | fai ne, Where the in) hitants es mm} : ; ; |. tnli¢g ~ Mu Aare il +4, alize the Sande alice London vesterd Nore than a millior vreat Sandow died in ne within fortv-elght hours ¢ f thie death P Man, believe th: spectacle is dbig- xs , , ; , bese be an ey ; > a. " . " ’ Peland« vounger strong mm = » the ll] apparition and conse ' e * The latter had nothing 4pP proach: - f SUERt discussions are giving rise t yeqg.- . . . Wis once Much excitement i? Au tow +) p ternutiona renown that ‘ in ing LOU ; sand , ’ dow’'s Konrlow has had no ® occa” | d = $e Visit the cave here it was , | : | A no other ha taken — Beoverey hia Thearie has Tadea ne ; Th piace “as thie modern Hiercul: S * Stalag: is NHenor the ‘ trance to the 4 : ~ ‘ : : i ] tain hour ’ -) sl 8 on ; | the LPLANE PIavvEins ours e day iminous AIR) eae aia ia ar TT) #. )* ° ° 1 oe } 4 ing ; hr, at b raed The ‘ .1trie ; > ; * | wi? ff ' ' a enl ’ Pea rance of viearmming vA hiteness | OW that airplane tmeror mee PPE Jendin, ' sir bh spectra 1. father On P ed the attention of Ue ; : ead : q riinver if seetnse on natura i r one norte Road Conditions. ’ ‘he « rat : ts» wer iT) : 3 hve L rais Manas City —Clear: roads fai: Usts Wille Nave nters hangeable app a Rt. done ‘ph —_ “Toudy ronds g« od we bh something wears out iT ‘at toe thre Joplin. — len? roads good \ and a new part substitutcd without (2 Setfermon City— Cloudy: roads ments, This ts a great step for er * fair setrpilification of el vd-side repalrs. only difficulty is in the location fivverite 4 first! he at ihe very select Odlumbia. — Cloudy: ronds tais Moberly —"), udy; roads rough Sedalia.— | oud roads fair. ” Hannibal. —iloudy reads rood Springficia.— louds ’ Toade good rhe? -etations. for the aerial ‘ner wetop after trouble aloft may ore’ ily (eater ‘the entrance to @ | dential district, a8 good ’ ’ Cape Girardcau.—i’art cloudy: | | —_—— ee ee ee eee Social Activities “4 a ATTENDANT TO BRIDE Rn Se . > , "NN ‘ AWE. RIN AAA VS FF OOD a een «ote _o we onan A — Ase renner | MISS MARIE CL RKSON. ISS CLARKSON, daughter o' Sy nd Mrs \A\ PPalrne (‘lark r if - Windermer: srTnsS ‘ ¢ +5 bye iT itten nt eddty romorrown nigrt r J iT er ‘ rAxASO} Ni é ; Compton, dauz of M ! \ = William RR ‘ - ( t St ae r i } r) | . { iy son P¢ nmtiv t i ( i sun f “ tour anad vv} is hee siting he ‘ s] \! a \1 Ie} Vv\eé f Ni ive! f ¢ ~ Ce) > \ , - } ‘ j + ’ est sh “ MNirs. J 4 rr. } ' NI Niedring A if r {) Cc" an ’ eet , n Expos 7 T ‘ 2 «Of 2 m7 nf Ps ‘ } i no > ‘ ‘ \pe y ‘ ‘ x | ‘ ‘ ‘r ~1 & . 6 lia \\ | | }? ’ ~ 4 \] f \irs } ’ as ‘ ] i Ve ‘ ‘ ry ' , ~ Hf .\ ~ ? {, [ ; = \f ’ ] i ] , oy . ' , j = } l\é t = I i¢ } lise } ’ Te \fI ‘ ] ‘ : , 2 . tribution to Journalism @h~ Asap ate ¢ WASHING TO? t) . Th ( a! { ‘ ! \ ~ ’ \ res) t of \ : = es ’ ~ Arm 4rgrian - - e oft i prety , , Mic re , ‘ ‘ f } a" 7 fii ’ r ¢ reaie iT) esSey nfor at ~ ’ . 7 - j " 4 " «7 ‘ . ‘ a ’ ’ \ i? NI, } , [ «¢ j P | sti? fe! > ree j I) Ot argae Widow of Grant’= Aid Dic- A &« a? }? ~ ra Ff } rIARA ( ’ ‘ 17 | t ‘ _* irs ive ie Sant ht ar 8 Paur f VN ii} i¢ \é 7 } } i ‘ ! lescenda ' \\ }- ‘ \ } j ! ither ~ t nad he ! ‘ } rieé of «> ; i) } i } } 1. Sidr Baxte t id severa ,‘eurs WAS ( War of 0 . , . : . Tha nounces Shetect De J Aug s L ble e. | Wil vided for Largest Playhou~ platfort ext « e is-s Hemchs Corengs 6, State a h -third Degree. = ' ; , ; SIR LD EAL. Mo tT int) t ul . am * aethaat J ; } eT , “a th the ( ity Mis rT) Tne mai) wise tewT ' ’ Al r. IRAKI A W ASHLING Tt m™N coe -~ * he i ctile }? 4 P . = bie "ry be xu of Malden addeus B ¢ Awsuclated Pre ete — | into pla . e yi* { oul ii is! the ae ttish [ . . ‘ Hil ‘4 ‘ " ; ‘8 ‘ ; 4 ' } ee; ge Ti 77s (ef ~— ‘& ! I % . r \ . Via ) : a. I eit & ‘a 6 ‘ sou! ‘ree Masonry, ss ut? ern P ir.s \ 7 eet : } ; c ap | t! ' \iises Be MANA s.. A 7 ‘ n “eS ‘ ep . ¥? ' vem a : : = ~* —s? 8 ee srit : con nrioen 1 im a | set St. Louis; 1 s M Kar ; Phe 4 jon 1 e : | ‘ert Carter erday announced its [ist ol on TT ae bh : . , ; ' . om here jet nient hiert (arte: ' P ely cS » rat . ; 4 r} fs, ,?} = wer } re " " . St ove of those chosen for the inirty Park: Hukgh A. S} ' . pening Lone ter was chosen secreta P ‘ r aft . st | é 6 per ok 3© | ini “ ’ rie ae ° ee in ' ' " 4 “= es! lr uerree and for Knight Lom J _ i: we rea i ' }« , ‘ , mist ers . : — ; ) ° HH ty a eee ' — | ion oO African }u ae , & Prench, Finan ‘ ’r)¢ } oOneor . j jt es\ ; ' ; ‘ t a4 { Ol ‘ ‘ a" cre il ; ood \le , | ‘ ) , bya k ; . . iy . ' -_ .* ’ . -— ' : iT P| ldress, 1 Masons in 3353 sS'.tes | ‘ : legree . x4 - e " ; ‘ , t ee = ao ecoTrge , ¢ atl r ' . ~ { Uti is ( mprising ‘ ~ j « \w " ‘ - } ‘ : } 4 f a {) gad ° " rr 4 ,o . Ts —T , ‘ . n, for merit sa ass oie Senge Ss _—e ee . Pope Extend Jubilee rooked banking in MMissour! ( ~* . a Wi i bi I iT 1, = 1ue i ‘ \" ilTkeé ’ Ry Ky boat | : . " ’ © . | ter ' : : . | rane = | AY > VA } = 7 , } © « ’ qs (>Ni} e iLJifes > at ¢* Ty Pawe-Heodlanont ‘ . of | . Banquet , > ¢, ‘ " " t y " -" . aa m . he party numbering 20: Iwenty-bifth Year as Priest , . , per mr ead Cy om Hatfield Kr ig) ao ¢ } i¢ 4 of ‘)" be¢ J .| (,odfre . “ia“ay T?) : es 7 - >» > ‘ ‘ sithfu ("ati e) — — 5 ‘um, t+ ; , ; " for Missou e an- rated hi | 1- roomy tha ' ) 2 me » same indulgences SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ‘ r —a ev at @ FY. (,uarantee 7e18) large waves. Special price for Novermber only. $12.50 Billy’s 2oRn City Club Bide. Bobbery (entral 6960 ADVERTISEMENT Lloyd Hamilton marries. and a 315,000 Few Presidents Live to Be Over Seventy Of the last eighteen Presidents ot the lL nited States nv two liv to be overt Filmore d For the past cighteen vears the Prufrock-Litton Furniture Co. Fourth and St. Charles streets, has specialized in good furniture at moderate prices. Compare their vaiues i fore sele ‘ting furniture. See the three piece custom made mohair Living-Room Suite, priced aq low as #195. _ There are thousands of dif- ferent brands of coffee in the United States. Some brands MUST be much better—much more uniformly good than others. But what ARE the reasons that make one brand superior to another? For instance -— all coffees are not the choicest pickings from the finest plantations. French Coffee is. All merchants have _ not perfect blending processes that appeal to the most discriminat- ing taste. Kroger has. All coffees are not given the same care in_ roasting. Jewel Coftee A genuine golden Bourbon Santos Rich, heavy-bodied, freshly — ed. Compare it with others at 3c pound more, and judge for canaett. Pound, 39c FRENC ere is a BEST in everythir — take coffee for instance. French is roasted to just that fraction of a second that brings out every flavor oil — by men 4/C POUND PACKAGE who have devoted their lives, to doing the job right. All coffees are not sold fresh. French is — absolutely! For we send each store a fresh- ly roasted supply TWICE each week and grind only when the purchase is made so that all the flavor and aroma remain until the very last. Is there any wonder at the popularity of this fine coffee? Is there any wonder that wherever there are Kroger Stores French Coffee is the greatest selling brand? Whatever the brand you now drink, you will receive a new, deeper gratification with your first cup of this fine blend. Santos Coffee A good Santos that makes a rich. flavorful, heavy-bodied drink Compare it with any 40c Coffee on the market. Freshly roasted. Pound, 33c ON SALE ONLY AT KROGER. STORES "ae ae —— Ese 9c a ae a eee a a

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Pa a a, ee CON oy ee ee - — — —_—- — - - - oe ae TERS SUED a SS Sr FOR LEGAL FEES OF $71,500. — Attorney Allewes He Spent Nearly Three Months in Se:tvice of : | Town of Clewiston. K eG \ : oil. . —™~ ; A NN Ne he : : er A fee of $71,500 for legal serv- | y Is No hey ASS 9 2 . 55 ie a ATS tt et BAY bh ~ PART THREE. ices in the creation of the tj f° SA , ~ PY _ ' . | “\\\ : ' >. A ! . ~! .; ———— = VE" —h Clewiston, Fla... is sought action by, Joseph m4 Davis itt \ ieee : Bas _ f bt. y ' ney in the Boatmen’s Bank Build- | a: Aids fe ; May,.Sterns a : -=— "EE —_— - | \ WIDOW’ IN (ing, from Isaac T. Cook, a St. - » R = Y § , : Louis, and B. G. Dahlb: re. of Chi- + hele J , | hed e \ . ; . cee ewes oy | lee) Pyre- Thanksgiving Sale of | NX > ae ' ~ vt " > F . SWS Peres rE ree —-aedeedinitiad kk Se bulicciendneeeeeetiende = 8 ~. Sos ft > = ment project, : Pepe? a ~ ly ; Lote or ~ - Phe suit, filed in Circuit Cougt 7 ‘ —- : ate sagen Gees - 5 -— en = oe yesterday, is directed against Cook ae 4 eT} , aE ,; Dahlberg, Clewiston Limited, and it ae F ™ ‘the Clewiston Sales Co.. a subsidi Held in lIrenton ary. Davis asserts he served thi fault of Bail . - _ ‘ defendants from May 15 to July 2s S D bh Se ee Ae i ' “A : , ir tart in December a oa | | mh, of lina " last preparing legal papers, visiting 11 cities, in the business o1 fl MOST unusual event—a Thanksgiving sale of incorporating Clewiston on a A Dinine Suites in October, But then this store acre tract in Florida, is noted for doing the unusual. Here are sav- Hle states in his petition that he ings of $75 to $100 offered you on Dining Furniture. has received $3,500 and that pay We give you a FREE GIFT with each suite purchased ne bn Sim teenie ian oe. i i yg : yecember. Ne thing else which you can do will protect you Well and Happy at 82 wig oe pe to Beer a ee ee from ids, yrippe, and influenza as effectively as W.M. Adcock, Wavnesville. Ill. writes: lam 8a vears of % ; keeping the bowels open and the system toned age and have taken NR tablets for almost 20 years and am BOY PATRICIDE, GIVEN LIFE, hy the use of Natures Remedy, NR Tablets. never without them Chey are fine for constipation, liver and set haneeml kidneys Lam areal welland happy man for my age.andeer | PROMISES MOTHER TO BEHAVE the vegetable laxative. tainly believe it is due to the good condition Nature's Reme | = Begin today to make sure that you can avoid a Jy keeps me in. |Young Warren Vandervoort, “at i : ‘ Peace With God,” En Route ft rn Our “ald “Take ay Taltet tonic! nd ‘our . oie ° , MN eat E a = _ : a * F3 a * the man who was cold. Tak« a 1 NR Tal¥et tonight and put you: Relieved of Dizziness and Indigestion : idk Wisselaineaniaiar oe 13 | wT, : ae vy Ys 7 ae tied ie system in such shape that You can fec] reason H nry S hauer. Brooklyn. N. Y. writ It j ol} By the Associated Press o Music De art ent ; a : : - eee” * [ . ae “" a > | ree Ange wall : _ Oc , ‘Ti, . . , es: t SV'1Itn a . . . 7 or! aa , ed is te mon § ARO, ; : ALLISON, Ia., Oct. 21 Resoly: p mM — a, EP . \e “ iN ° SCIENTIFIC | ‘ I =e y . in default of $504 — t ' he Asacciated P TRENTON, N, the arrest of fou digted for the f Wilson. Pine Co minef, and for d Does the Rest o's. ors To help nature butld perfect §) trician, and belley | , turdyvy foun- eet that will be as ip pate: vor atthe for good health—that ) sary, re maine at ie the purpose of Mrs. Margaget Pal ‘= Fey ably sure of resisting Cisease, yreat deal of pleasuré that I say that ] have taken NR tablets | : ? . Nature « Remedy (NR Tablets) does mere than a laxati tor many years, and the wondertul effect has given me un- | to conduct himself as a mode! is- | : 4 —= | i “y Frank W. Dav Resides causing a pleasant, easy bowel action, it acts on the told relief. M yr: zy spells, bad stomach and constipation | ype ier! -* bagi ie ort, ate ‘The Sign of Musical Prestige - ——— + a a & fs ae y . insurance comp have entirely lett me. | always buy the large size on account . ies ee oh oe his father, the Bis: € * 3 % in various leathers and $20,000 after i. J. Vandervoort of Parkersburg. ; eee ‘=. a, : : natural laxts There's a “death.” says ahd , , ‘ ’ stomach and kidneys, aids digestion as we.) as elimination of the saving. I recommend them 100°7 le and a last for every age 5s , : m that she K a very oecastion Make sure hin and tones and strengthens the whole system. {fs en route to prison today to start | OOO NR ° d No More Sick Headaches and Indigestion a life sentence. Behind him h: ee Ty ce | He ’ S 1S S00 leaves a broken-hearted mother Rs the scientific trade- : . | : y } . pe : ie SOoOLle . ~, During the past six months, over 18,000 users of NR Tablet Se Bee eed cick headed “nes whose loyalty played a large part PHONOGRAPHS +» RECORDS - RADIOLA‘ re! p Di 1 R m " “ ee ae ‘ a ian al — ing years from dyspepsia, indigestion and sick headaches, my _in saving him from the gallows “iC, ining= OO uite O eal Charm hae pod Mre. & ' and_Joe Jack JF dicted in Kentue | arrestee in Willis | New Jersey off ‘was alive, that Jt . Ps 1’ i | o| *+r,* _~ : nc - ; ’ ] ‘7 —_ al “ } q +4 | have written us, telling us how NR has relieved them and sister induced me to try Nature's Remedy. This I did and In parting the boy promised his - - DING that decorative touch to the dining room is made ™ wr a es | for the past twelve years 1 have used Nature's Remedy and . -- agp lS A ; their families and has helped them to keep well! and hay py. find it ws most reliable medicine ’ ee Remecy on ‘mother to behave well in prison ‘ ; wey © ith cnis beautiful Suite. Eight pieces of exceptional Many have told of theirexperiences¢ xtending over long : : if ie a — nnd called himself ‘at peace with . —consisting 0: 6-ft. extension table, 66-in. buffet, 5 . n x | and armchair. Che chairs have beautiful tapestry —Jf —r + ; > . a os Prem e Fo Cnn, ~ rr ’ * - . (ior ed ~ a : ‘ . 3 periods of years—twenty, t tcaaar mn , even thirty de ia ot Twenty Years of Satisfaction | God. \> covering, the entire Suite js constructed to with- continuous use in their families for Constipation, Bilous- ness. Sick Headaches, Rheumatism, Auto-Intoxication and ‘ is , stand hard usage and - x The mother said she was “only Mrs. Hattie E. Porter, El Dorado, Kans. writes: | | Glad they did not hang him.” 4 y | et Chi to hold Mrs. Tr the train of IIs Ww) ich follow faulty eliminati “ have used Nature's Remedv fOr 20 years. ] use nc thing else Tn nan statement made shortly - =~ Let Ls Fit the Children ito hold Mrs. Tw —— —s wage and would not be without them. It is the best medicine | | after sentence was passed, the boy ni | Correctly dictment return > , -an get. I am 69 years of age and Nature's Remedy is my | expressed remorse for crime rh al . Hi Hi | : . id | She is being hel Read a few of the letters _ : avure § NeMeCy 18 m) | expressed remorse for hie crime. Pai qi lr | FREE ] Choice of Tea Wagon or Polychrome Mirror FREE ] :. J. Rei Shoe Co. | insuranc coe | © : only medicine. | He wa vi ‘ in the next column | was sentenced yesterday after , | e With above mentioned Suite if purchased during sale. . 'his mothe ‘ho also w: shot br a4 LLL | ‘transferred a m Great Relief from Stomach Trouble i a. on y a a mn 411-415 N. 8th St. ter. Mrs. Kathe him. testified in an effort to , | | | wy mnie) 7 5630 Delmar Bl. next-door. neigh G.A.Willingham,Chattanooga, Tenn. writes: I have (lighten his punishment | ; | | been using Nature's Remedy for some time and it has afforded : | f/f iat . = | caty oahd Ua | He ‘fe == == county said the reg relief from stomach trouble. I was down and out and BONDSWOMAN HAS 10 MAKE : | JA. \\\\ “i |!) = —— ' 4 \ . = -did not believe it put me back on my feet. J] have gained about 30 pounds . -- ih “get since taking Nature's Remedy and I would not be without ALIMONY PAYMENTS 6000 ; : | = | aD irty to the a Cc way them. ‘ mite the mine é Man She Went Security for Has [he Royal Console | OPEN UNTIL 8 P. Me en ty Vv ot kee y ‘ of keeping Remarried and Left the nnn shebiel Oot “ee fit to enjoy | s Country. a hee 2% SMe AG * 7 dy ; te . They also Packed . “ de the months i : Mrs Ada Rott 9 4 ? Ea V ILL at ' would not he ex. ) ’ have to pay alimony to Mrs. Ev, ° ws : . and $1.00 boxes Hegges as a result of delicti All Drug stores come. in 25, 50c : - ° | under Turners n 25¢ ' that are to TOMORROW ALRIGHT Tailor - Made nate he tenn > : ) could he ; p = : | indictments wer With 12 Selections (6 Double- 4°; on | MMT NP he NL ins . I der of Henry Faced 75c Records) of Your 4 Mrs. Farley, Own Choosing Mla, expressed bond furnished by J —— 1T; 4 he had been a voluntarily of EZ there knew , raph _ a , “ii | = r . N t-Called- cans.” 46708 nd a price, tot Three-Piece Living-Room Suites ton, Abtbest | sco. Gall an) mur e. a Nl car oh 1? rT "U > . . | | sas fe / ; = fet . | 1012 N. GRAND nc conteciall Philadelphia, He Says. a el Germany afte eral montha 1 CAPTAIN OF ion in Come to the Auction By the Assoctate Moorlands Addition LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, /)°") coum 1925, 1:00 P. M. | cific Steamship killed aboard me ee acacia -———- —os Zi of Brunswick's i models —J -—J f= Tc —s Se = niakes t! } ” ' 7 Sy l’ress PPRITA iress ye remained foons oe re Nickel-Plated Serving Trays meunidiiinnladi = _ ty concrete street pavement big wens years er yi 19x13 inches. They ° sn rs if “1 = ; ’ : Fah and handies at both ends olteal ie 3-Piece Bed-Room Suite ° | percents | ict . > a 1. }, aon ‘i , | i ihe designs in natural col- — eictag tegtampaibn dy est bad ors on light backgrounds ee In French Walnut Veneer, With Overlay Design : like a are p ected by glass. Only wane. aii a L the ma announced he was m0 nm timited number on sale HREE charming pieces at an exceptional , , :, a amacteve Brat Thursdays at this low : price. They consist of full-size bow-end bed, ; ) n ne lim re price of FE ae large dresser with good size mirror and chiffo- . | ler here two } vears. He added 7 , of’ As robe with small mirror in the hatbox door. The —S— bL | i 5 a a ela ne Coo! lustrated, entire Suite is in French walnut veneer and gum ge 1 that ction n bale $1 pal J a ee fo. ——= purchased trimmed with new and popular overlay designs. A Suite that a iu suite, $48 50 retail at $150. Priced by May, Stern & Co. at $107.50. Terms eae ° cash—86 a month. Citi ly the Associated 1 —— . ; | es La BALTIMORE, “te ot. : my é a>. eo og : Ritchie yester 5 aA condi- . | ae > _ | fa) dl . . o,) ha e Insane Murderer VPardoned. tional pardon 1 ~ Norbu Ishida, serving a life ‘rm in the Mar "4 ide ee oe . : , : land penitentiary for the killing of | ——————— ie 3 ell = ; " +} } : ‘ ’ | - . , oF i ~ JT 4 au physician at the Shepherd-Pratt ape, Ta, Sass “oo 3 | ug | ) ‘ ) , “ . a . ’ a ; ‘ Ad ’ oe lfospital in 1919 Ishida, alienist of the hospital staff, short ane killed Dr. George Ts. Wolff-in an argument over a nurse with whom ; or both physicians were believed to be og x: co iP; ey | + a -e pe Ra Ss sani Binis . ris eternal aga ; Berm ya) | | | | is ; Patt y in love Alienists recently declared 1 | Set’ 94 A: | (S j r: Sprin ti & be ims - | anc cage apg eggs a Palen fang f f : | ! ‘ | 2 Z ‘bse a . bi | The reason for this the m ent you board the tion-wide popular cones ry Lwenge T we int, All-Gray Enameled | Oak Heater | Hot Blast Heater | Parlor | of concrete street pa © -Gray Enamele Of Polished Blue Steel an ‘ * " ‘all Seger so iu “a oe Coal & Gas Ranges | Nickel yale . | ou for Fuel Eooncay King Heater 7 mentisthe fact that sce 7 wonderland.~ ~ y $77 5() | $7 7 | 5 | mane dosh ag In Blue or Gray Enamel [an the finest looking pz . : ° $15.95 $67 50 ment money can kt * Fred Harvey through dining car $5 a Month Pays for It | _$1-50 Cash—$1.00 a Month ' another exclusive feature. A COMTEETE Gar Range and Kitch- | J’ wanting. “Made af polisnea bine | $250 Cash—$2.50 a Month | $6.80 Cash—$5.00 a Mont an _ and gives greater § —@-+ « te | | o on 2 and washes the bowel area — 1 ; T 7 / — — J.C. Sartellie, Gen. Aet : F&. ti Dallas, Diet. Pass« Agt. health insurance.Prescribed by oom -| is _ .. | | 1 ; s g ‘ PORTLAND CEMENT Santa Fe Ry P < . 1 Vay te je | 296 Arcade Fide. St. Loula, Mo. ileus sesame laietsees. mere Houre: wanel ie t | : | HY aes Be) Store Hours | Syndicate Trust Buildi Phenes: Clive 4021 and 4022 8A. M to | aii : a i} 1 | a , } | | J 8 A. M. to | ST LOUIS, MO. . / / ; . ° ~~ - piuto | VT Wit | EI | CS . ; MYSIC . — as atenns . ~ ‘ aa OFFICES IN 30 ¢! e POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening | | When Nature Won't Plato Will “Home Furnishers for 4] Y ears”’ ° . COR. 12TH AND OLIVE STS. Bewspaper giving Associated Press news service. 9 . -

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room is made tarting 1 in December uite of Real Charm I B of exceptte nal 66. in. buffet, 6 Yb) utifu! tapestry 1] uUcted to with- A Walnut veneer fl Price of. U Btitoom Suites Velour ing of large davenport, red in figur ed velour meenetruc tion eo oe n Bisewhere £19 ms at. and _ 00 a Month ed-~Room Suite ‘ eneer, With Overlay V7 50 an exceptional 7" coe bow-end bed, 31()7 0 > mirror and chiffo- ne hatbox door. The inut veneer and gum ar overlay designs. A Suite that y. Sterm & Co. at $107.50 . st should letter - | Parlor » | King Heater | In Blue or Gray Enamel $67.50 | $6.50 Cash—$5.00 a Month light O” eolid cast iron with a casing and / m the outeide Tt * + of | the be ttom afd passers {1 Eapaeen the iin - ceasing, giving tn ry ‘us heat with ex perfect air circulatio An excep- x tional walue at $67.50. On terme. Vier Credit Is Good pews Hours | 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. AN D OLIVE STS. —S T H = eee FREE!| ji TNS Dr. Posner Does the “ae: To help ni build perf feet that will be od ok foun- ig the purr dation for £0 ma heal t Atha POSNE; "s ui 5630 Delmar BI. OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. NEW: Tailor - Made Not-Called- for, All-Wool , Cassimeres and ~ Let U a v wd Children T. J. Reid Shoe Co. 411-415 N. 8th St. Come to the Auction in Moorlands Addition SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1925, 1:00 P. M. - — - — «_—— —_ - 2 - — - ss . : - -_ > ae ——_—— ---— - — —_ eee ee —— ne ee an - an —eet - - ~~~ =e cal] ol. LO UIS POST-DISPATCH — MARKETS-SPORTS] “| — ee ST. LOU IS. WEDNESDAY EVENING Oc ») QO arte ) ES (Tee BIO Tee aR EES encased o> coteaateadel i, OCTOBER 21, 1925. a AG ES 248 WIDOW’ IN SWINDIE last night, a message to the com- ship's officers is alleged to be the aARNNNAARA A igmpmamaniamaeEe . iain . ane een SORTA ROS: : mars era parry today reported. One of the slayer. MODELS o rc p 35 MODELS : — | a Coupe... ae po } c Den BET OF TEETH. $10 UP or Pageant of Jootwear Fashions | Rew boset Cosh ois of IL IN EAST 2# 2,9R4Bme, 20 oxrve Stylish looking girls with good features and graceful carriage f sw Befen cook. 188 Se Geol rr : g > =" Re yy i Apply F riday evening. Oc ober 1 New Hap “*" Conpe ism orf "se. ~ a yi ae _ Bh cow fo tl ft. oor, “h amber mS a Commerce Building, Br id- BRAND-NEW 1 New Hup “8” Sedan isn% orf # ig Tuxedo or Full Dress ' ‘ST. LOUIN. SHOK MANU A New Mesa Rendster 16% OF ; Tech Pe A FACTURERS AND WHOLESALERS ASS'N. “ Standard New Guarantee: en Trade. 1 ed = “4” Touring 25% orf ' Held in Trenton, N. J.. in De- | tracted 50a Suit From Open Nights and Sund i “é" Touring. 25% Off ean ap gdioatimaegs Open, Cau ROTHGIESSER BROS = UNIVERSAL M. C, C0., 3401 Locust fault of Bail on Charges 7 N. W. Cor. Broadwa nd Ch “~ = . = a - Saneast, —_ : . Rats estnut The POST-DISPATCH !s the oniy st Louls evening of Insurance Firm. 12:30 PF. & newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ivy the Associated Press ’ a seeie lw, &. de, Uct. 21 With the ar¥est of four of the five in- dicted for the murder of Henry Wilson. Pine County (¢Ky.) coal miner, and for defrauding two in Surance companies, only one, Joe Jack Sr., former coal mine elec- trician, and believed to be in Hun |gary, remains at liberty. Mrs. Margaret Turner. wife of the man who was supposed to ve HUDSON-—-ESSEX P y 1, he ? yene ‘ ‘ eee e.2er idi Ss / “death.” says ie has admitted to ~ him that she knew her husband was alive. that he had visited his . . ~ . ‘ 4 i“ : sister, Mrs. F. F. Farley, in Miam!, and th ed to Germany r , , * aTie been killed in an pg ine nine menthe ago, was in jail here today in default of $5000 Dail. Frank Ww. Davis, attorney for an nsura co! inv t! id her i it he had f i Ci I | r. Mrs. Tur r. M } y nd Joe Jack Jr. ha f in-| dicted in Kentucky. Jack Jr was | arreste@ in Williamson, Va | Effective October 20th New Jersey officiais hav not yet | e . ; > ) e ' Tur! OT lie nhe- idictment returned in Pike County ‘She is being held on a plea of an peumetles company that she had transferred a mortgage to her sis-, ter. Mrs. therine Gvenge, her au in Trenton. ' « rj ’ i? Ka next-door neighbor, j Shey \ Jo Pik ‘ nt} aid t} he ia] ot wlieve Airs vas rt\ the cons ivna . Se son Coac OW ns t} Turner wa thi : W Vi l S ” ‘ 19 one oO] tims. | They also said the two bolies | would not be exhumed as the. bods a inder Turner's tombstone could not now be identified and a corpus Uu SO delicti could he determined as all | Sedan N $1650 | indictments were based on the mur- der of Henry Wilson. Mrs. Farley, in tears itn Miaml, expressed wonder as 1 H ‘bon he had been arrested after having sen arene str avin UGSON (oasencer) ne’ a os the ise return er insurance She has ! j h asa ‘e. money WI1in her sister-in- | All Prices Freight and Tax Extra “I did give some money to my brother's wife, believing her to be AP vos my vn And for Those Who Desire, Cars May Be Purchased — She objects to extradition UP | She and Mrs. Turner still denv'! mew2022 N. GRAND knew Turner was alive after | at the Following Terms: i the ve angganns and his flight to [SE ‘rmany af r wande ring for sey. ' , eral onths the United States: CAPTAIN. OF SHIP MURDERED Essex Coach,...... $195 First Payment By the Aseoctoted Press typeset Oct. 21 Capt. A. H. | Mita, belons Salas the Canadian Pa.’ Hudson Coach, ee $295 First Payment cifie Ste sh ips Ltd., was shot and killed een his ship at Antwerp 29,939,000 square yards of concrete street pavement were laid in 1924 . ag Hudson Brougham, $295 First Payment Hudson Sedan, . . $395 First Payment. The Remaining Payments Conveniently Arranged Over 1000 fitiestaving §~=— LIU DSON-FRAMPTON This Year 7 HUDSON AND ESSEX DISTRIBUTOR For Emergency Service Salesrooms: | Nights, Sundays or Holidays LOCUST AT LINDELL CUT-OFF Maintenance and Parts | . Phone, Bomont 3100 IIn St. Louis—Phone, Bomont 3370 DELMAR BOUL. AT TAYLOR 4517-4539 Delmar Boul. The reason for this na- | * In St. Louis County—Phone, Wydown 820 Phone, Forest 1008 Near’Taylor ech, 8 | | ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN DEALERS of concrete street pave- , ‘ Fischer Auto Repair Co A. J. Brock Motor Sales mentis the fact that it is | Spiegelberg Automobile Co. Hall’s Ferry and St. Cyr Roads. Colfax 1733 4360-62 Manchester Av. Grand 1806 the finest looking pave- : 6506 Olive St. Road. ment money can buy, : ) aw Retayeus. Wines ben and gives greater ser- , Fendler Bros.’ Motor Car Co. 900 Genes 0. Haan te. Kania, Fo. Te vice value per dollar C W ydown than an other t e. ytate ranite Ci ri-City y yp 1921 State St., Granite City, Ill. Tri-City 952 A. BC: Ante & fav. Come. acter Bs Phone Parkview 3082 Normandy Motor Co., Normandy, Mo. South west Sales Co. South Side Motor Sales Co. Cabany 7260 4906-10 Southwest Av. Grand 6688 Byerly Auto Co. Henry & Maginnis Motor Sales 123 Lemay Ferry Road. Riverside 56 Claymo Hudson-Esse Tri-City Auto Sales and Service 23 S. Meramec St., Clayton, Mo. North Side Princeton Motors 2809-11 Grand Bl. Lindell 2403 Brock Motor Co. .20 Easton Av. 3519-21 Page Boul. Lindell 2898 Our free booklet,“Concrete Streets | \ 4416-18 Olive St. Delmar 124 ee a t Mot S ; Co eu 5829 Easton Av. Cabany 8829 mood | rinceton Motor Sales Co. ord age a he tell you the Northwest Motor Sales 6912 Gravois. Riverside 2404 Lyman C. Rafferty a story. for your copy. 4937 Natural Bridge Road. Colfax 873 . M 5180 Delmar Bl. Forest 2551 & Tuthill Hud c Eo Kirk-Web Motor Co. Barker M ) Steinger uthi udson-Essex Go. 120 N. Kirkwood Road, Kirkwood, Mo. arker Motor Co. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Cherokee and Gravois. Sidney 957 Kirkwood 63 2607 Belleview Av., Maplewood, Mo. Benton 2123 te Trust Building nee HUDSON-ESSEX WORLD’S LARGEST SELLING “SIXES” : A National Organization to Improve and = Extend the Uses of Concrete OFFICES IN 30 CITIES

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Positive Benefits or Vain Regrets? There is nothing spectacular about Thrift. Saving regular sums weekly or monthly doesn't make the colorful appeal to the Imagination that we asso- eiate with reckless expenditure; but the results of Thrift are permanent and positive, while ill considered spending only breeds a crop of vaim regrets. | - Open a Savings Account Savings Window | One Dollar—One Minute—No Red Tape 3°> Compound Interest ll lh i flies 7 : at , re AKE the thirty-day test of Pe | Free yourself from the effects of —then decide whether you ever want ¢ back to nervousness, sleeplessness, heac and indigestion. i will give you, free, one week’s supf Postum—a wonderful drink made of some grain. Or you can get Postum at grocer’s. At any rate, make the test! vince yourself! Cun Gl FREE - - mam coupe Mas. Camere Beawcnaen, Poserumw Cerna Ca. Inc., & 2 2 GT FEF. 225 Se SR Tees - ~ & ° OPES. ePTFE te 2 OS —— ~ a een ee — Next Sunday another beautiful Art Pic- ture—‘‘Types of American Beauty’’— will be delivered FREE with the BIG SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH. The pic- tures are reproduced in natural colors from celebrated paintings. With inex- pensive frames, these handsome pictures will make most attractive decorations for any room in any home. Get yours! . SP AO eee gee SS AE TS a I Aa Tac St emg r2 Hart Schaffner & Marx as good as new, , ats, $8 to $18. Also fine, brand-new, je, not-cailed-for Overcoats, T , Topecats as low as $5—trade in your ™ & Good one. “= Tailor-made Suits, all-wool, not Be Sure to Get the Big Sunday @ oe A A aE OE CIO A ee as 7" ip ao . an « os nl “fg 7 rm a + ; } =i oy os; Ca BOST-DISPATCH IT SETS THE PACE)

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tiful Art Pic- n Beauty”’— vith the BIG -H. The pic- atural colors With inex- ome pictures decorations Get yours! AIC ‘TS THE PACE/ a a i al Beis fat TE ss. . a > ? Positive Benefits or Vain Regrets ? There is nothing spectacular about Thrift. Saving regular sums weekly or monthly doesn’t make the colorful appeal to the imagination that we asso- eiate with re ckless expenditure; but the results of Thrift are permanent and positive, while ill considered spending only breeds a crop of vain : regre ts. . Open a Savings Account Savings Window “* Detar—Oee Minute—No Red Tape Compound Interest AKE the thirty-day test of Postum! Free yourself from the effects of caffein —then decide whether you ever want to go back to nervousness, sleeplessness, headache, and indigestion. Iwill give you, free, one week’s supply of Postum—a wonderful drink made of whole- some grain. Or you can get Postum at your grocer’s. At any rate, make the test! Con- yince 1; I. Cami + « MAIL COUPON NOW! Mas. Carrie Brancnarn, Postum Cereat Co., Inc., Battle Creek, Mich. I want to make the thirty-day test. Please send me, without cost or obligation, one week's supply of Instant Postrum...._...... 0 Check (prepared instantly in the cup) which you m is ane of the Post a , which include _ uts. Post Toastics ornF lakes),and v: PRE EEE REESE EEE RSE ERE EERE TERRE EEE RETEST s. Your grocer Postum Cergat......... 0 prefer =P in two forms. In- (prepared by boiling) : made in the cup ng water, is one inks in the world Name._ ‘ef - rey ——- o 4 TAKES 20 PILLS BECAUSE | yesterday. | Clans she took the pills in her room ,at the Euclid House, a home for | girls at 1755 Waverly place, at 4 | p. m., ‘her feet, 'lons I have to wear low-heeled | walking shoes all the time,” Grippe sald. ‘employment for ahaa | keep records on those ' ong f said | tate has bought 3000 acres of Suf-| being acquired, it was s announced. of ARTY. Cc sna ana a large holder By the Associated Press. to represent an outlay of $20,000.- | folk County land at the Eastern end |The Phipps ’ organization is con- New York and 0, was disclosed today when it jot the island for development pur-|trolled by Henry Phipps of Pitts- ee ee poses. Other large tracts also are|burg, former partner of Andrew | Chicago. himself as a powder sales-\ ACCIDENT FUGITIVE INDICTED | Pe Fortner Accused of Leaving | Auto Crash Scene, The grand jury yesterday voted | charging Henry Chouteavuv avenue, with feloniously leaving the scene of an accident, after his bile had run down and killed Harry Kearney, 55, of 4563 Cad@ét avenue, an indictment Fortner, 1738 automo- | at Manchester and Macklind ave- | nues, Oct, 15. Fortner’s car was found aban- doned that day. He was arrested in East St. 'he became excited and failed to stop after the collision. He is out under $20,000 bond. oe -_-—--—--=- Come to the Auction in Moorlands Addition SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1925, 1:00 P. M. | Louls and told police | Since 1865 Some of the units o National Candy pany date back as fod as 1865 and the early 70's. Only pure products of the highest quality have made possible its extend ed successful business history. You can be sure that any product o one National Sor tend nyis pure, wholesome oaks to eat. When buying candy as ae “National Candy ins “Ly NATIONAL P CANDY KID he Secret MALTY MILKIES | GOODNESS — Brecon sugar and malted milk so combined as to be just right to taste good; the fact that you get 17 pieces for 5c; that they are nourishing and high in food value and so convenient to carry and eat—these are the things that make up the secret of Malty Milkies goodness. . The handy §c roll keeps them fresh and in their original appe tizing condition. If you haven't already done so, stop at your candy counter whether it be in your confectionery, drug or gro cery store or office building and buy a roll of this new candy sensation for yourself and each member of your family. They are on sale everywhere. You will like this new candy—it is so deliciously different and pleasing to your candy appetite. | NATIONAL CANDY COMPANY PUTNAM ’S NIALTY MILAIES \Sverybody’s Candy7 - Manufacturers 1018 OLIVE ST. This Beautiful Console Phonograph, | SELECTIONS OF MUSIC, and Fioor Lamp $ We will accept your piano, phonograph or radio at full present value as pert payment and you need pay No Money Down Used Department | Specials 33 Good Used Phonographs $31 VICTORS BRUNSWICKS COLUMBIAS, ETC. 50c Per Week MOTHER:-Fletcher’s Castoria is especially prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all agesof = ~ Constipation Wind Colic To Sweeten Stomach ‘ Flatulency Diarrhea Regulate Bowels Till 9 O’Clock 8 A. Starck Piano Gs. Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianes 1018 OLIVE ST! @ & cor.1sxm = 8. Louis Natural Sleep without Opiates To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Proven directions on cach package Physicians everywhere recommend it. Aids in the assimilation of Food, ning Cc ele 6. Bad a th ll ET ee ee Se PENS ERPS LE TY RR eae

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_—t.)ml S.C we nN a. eS ONS, a - Oe 8 Mle hipegese ee » i - ~~ - ‘ ai cw FE RR at Ae Ny aol _— ee OO A EN a ye NN i ee a 3 elite x . 2 - r- ee ee i ee ee : ied 2 —- Mths wy ss ¢ = > *- 7 . ¥ q = . - ‘ - “a 7 > a —— . il ¥ —_—-——ws & ~- wey " ahaa 20 CTIMNG ONncrT_nicnmatTey ‘ ~; —_ —= tee ia. eR * oa frat ce: = Men Injured by Automobile. 'b a} a Belentine t ed t} ADVERTISEMENT U. R. SUBSIDIARY BUS FIRM |100@ superintendents, directors, a Z sao rie ait inaisine har ene ° 6% Wniineaenr SE A sie —=~, -. Enjoy a Full Night’s Rest to Memphis Thru Sleever Daily y 1d | Read Dewn SCHEDULE @ The comfortable, restful way thru the beautiful Ozarks. @ Tickets and reservations at Union Station, Tower Grove or City ‘Ticket Office, 318 North Broadway (Main 1000). W. F. Miller Passenger A MISSOURI PACIFIC R. R. CO ¥y eg Sane Building Loulsa, Mo. | Read Up | 9:05 p.m. Lv.. Se. Louis. Ar. 7:50 a.m. | 7:45 a.m. Ar.. Memphis. Lv. 9:00 pm. = ee / MISSOURI YPPACIEIC SAGE TEA KEEPS OUR HAIR DARK Gray hair, however handsome, de- notes advancing age. We all know’ Tne advantages of a vouthful afp- pearance. Your hair ig your charm. It makes or mars the face. When it fades, turns gray and looksstreaked }4,, aminers and rincipals in ~ . . » \ sued a permit to the St. ope rate > quette Hotel, in St. cago. WOULD PUSH BRIGHT PUPILS Nothing Gained in Holding to Slow a : ’ . . . e . >« ~~ » : 7 . ing this through the hair, taking one Saisie Pace, Exp rt Says. 1} pecia. to (he t-Uispatca small strand at atime. By mornmg “ NEW % - a Brict the gray hair disappears; after an- . gl 1 pee ign ona ae , . upiis sh not E.G id other application or two, its natural ; ae OEE Sih Dre ' ) Same courses or measured by th _color is restored and it becomes thick, deuce: aad cay i ethane : - - q , . + Ne _— — = ‘ . ~—?. Fe 2" 46 ‘4 glossy and lustrous, and you appear. atinaintal Superintenden y wes rou _ 4 years younger, Schools Ww 4 J O'Shea 4 q a — FREE! Attachments With Each Grand Prize BUREKA If you buy your Eureka now, you will get, abso- lutely free,this set of world- renowned “High Vacuum” cleaning attachments. FREE House Cleaning Trial A new Eureka, with al! at- tachments, will be sent to your home for a free trial. Use it in your Fall house cleaning, then if you want to keep it, pay y $4.00 down and the hal- ance 1n easy payments on your light bills. Telephone Main 3220 ust set the day and time. The ureka will be sent to your house, witnout obligation on your part. chilly days of Autumn make heat in some rooms necessary. The furnace would be too much, how- ever. Get your electric heater now. It will be useful all winter. Prices $5.00 to $9.50 Easy Payments on Your Light Bills UNION ELE _LIGHT AND POWER CO. Bpecial Sale of eg Nothing Down ~ 10 Months to Pay you can finance the purchase of General Motors car out of incomeanth HIS isan outstanding opportunity for you to beautify your|home. These lamps are priced exceptionally -— h PP a OE § Aimee | | ie! ~ Sipe ORT . \% . ; This group of bridge lamps ofers six designs of poly- chromed wood bases, piped and weighted— Marcuiz shades with fmnge. Complete asshoun. ONLY $1075 NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY LAMPS The long, dark evenings are here. Soothing, cozy light makes them cheerful. We have made 1t easy for you to have beautiful lampsin your home. Pricesare very lowandthe paymentsare small. ws In this group of junior floor lamps there are a variety of the new style slender iron ’ stands with shades to match. Compiete as shown. ONLY $Z 552 low. Each is a work of art * » » @ The Shades are the latest creations of M. Marquiz, from whose studios come only fine materials, designs and hand-tailor- ing. Marquiz shades can be bought in St. Louis only at our store’’”’ @ The Stands are of a quality and beauty to match these fine shades. These lamps will appeal to you as units of harmonious color blending and de- sign * 7 * @ Not only are these lamps beautifully harmonized units, but there is a variety of colorings “in which you can find just the right lamp for the place where you want to use it. In this group of bridge lamps are Marquiz sha ‘= eo * © = ets AWLLDOouL Nothing Down — Easy Payments On Your Light Bills CTRICG 12TH AND LOCUST ¢ - MAIN 3220 | 4 ‘Webster Groves - Wellston - St. Charles ‘ and all other Branches For as little as on time payments through Motors’ own plan for: saving you money. As little Sc A DAY for a CHEVROLET 12c A DAY for an OLDSMOBILE === 14c A DAY foranOAKLAND 33 BONROY'S 16c A DAY for a BUICK 42¢ A DAY for a CADILLAC ESE FIGURES include standard fire and theft insurance. They will vary slightly in different locali- ties. [hey are based upon the lowest priced models in the General Motors line. But remember this: 1. The GMAC Plan is the best way to buy an automobile on time. It is convenient, confidential and economical. 2. GMAC rates-have always been lowest and are now lower still. 3. The standard total cost of a A special low cost plan available on GMC Trucks, Delco-Light electric plants and Frigidaire electric r ENERAL ACCEPTANCE CORPORATIQGMF== The financing organization of General Motors « : . . a Pee ee wl - At, . x hibtare dak, = a ~ ~~ Then the apartment is clean for the rest of the evening -~and no dishes to wash. GRILL ROOM * LUNCH ROOM * BAKERY Benish Corner * r Eighth @ Olive a 2 CAFETERIA®* * 710 Olive “4 BENISH NO. 3, Serah & Olfve C Na | Ow Caroline , | rosy cheeks. : . ‘ 2 me , 2 - q 4

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oor OBEY 214 Se ee ee ine turned west | Re ulevard from | TU BORN « -~ larke is believed 7 fractured skull. and inf _— , ve his address. | ted. : Reeth — © 3 Kitchenetters! a ’ at Why not entertain your ra “ guests at The Benish Grill, where Olive crosses“Ate” St.? Then the apartment is clean | | for the rest of the evening | ' wand no dishes to wash. r Auction in Addition TOBER 24, P. M. During 1924 | printed 107,821 |For Rent Adm—2g | rHREE other st. om bined. GRILL ROOM *. LUNCH ROOM * BAKERY Benish Corner * ¢* + Eighth @& Olive CAFETERIA’ * 710 Olive L BENISH NO. 3, Sarah & Olive 4 ll FRENCH SUBDUE DRUSE | “meen - REBELS IN DAMASCUS: . . my loa ; | Tanks and Armored Cars Used | FREE | coats, Whipcord, Gab- 4rdines, splendid fancy- in 24-Hour Battle—Quar- | | | | ter of City Destroyed. By the Associated Press. DAM | French | crushin | started | since r date. down, eee - pw Caroline has rosy cheeks!” Sickly child responds quickly to Tanlac treatment. a day urchase of 4 incomeon th time I look at Caroline's rosy cheeks,” says *Mrs. C. Tea heart goes out in gratitude to Tanlac. # hen she years old se was so run down I was worried. She tan Her skin was yellow. She was under weight—so weak we feared she would get down iyi iT im bed. y eps “ But after taking Tanlac a few 2 weeks, Caroline developed a real ap- petite and began to look fine. She has gained weight and enjoys the best of health. To me there is no medicine like Tanlacl” *Authentic testimonial. Address on request. is is only one of the thousands of authentic stories of 's benefits we have on file at Dayton, Ohio. Ifyou are ill and discouraged, remember that what Tanlac done for others it can also do for you. after a world-famous formula, Tanlac is 5 6 tonic and builder. It revitalizes sluggish stomach and liver, restores lost appetite and she and ~~ ja color back to faded cheeks. "Don't goon feeling weak and miserable. Give Tanlac a fe inland see how quickly it builds you back to par. w little you need pa a General Motors AC Plan—Gene money. As little g MOLET. : Nore: For Constipation, take Tanlac Vege- table Pills, made by the makers of Tanlac. TANLAC lon YOUR HEALTH numero dences ricades. By the A WAS] America s dered fr property Th ¢ MEXI icial of par ‘tmen the 19 between presence become protectio the interior debt, °S budget without a defi his will make possib’e resumpt ef service on the foreign 4d: should an agreement be reache Secretary of Finance Pani, ASCUS, Syria, Oct. 21.—The troops have succeeded g the most serious revolt | by the Druse_ tribesmen | rance’s occupation of Syria | under the League of Nations man- | The trouble was not however, before a pitc battle had been engaged in and entire quarter of the city of Dam-/|know. ~ |ascus had been virtually ruined.| |, veiitee ‘neveeiaaielina as . 5 Pa DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS Men's $3 Eskl- | Here is the easy, inexpensive way | just delicately perfumed. SPs. ene See ee of M: vane W l u ace > Coats, 6.95 @ Nt aa ae mo Lumberjacks _to keep your hair stylishly correct, While beautifying the hair ‘* Dan- were used by the French, l- 7-day i nm Sige She u ‘ Ce Fan — 7 | oq 0. D. Flan- |youthful and simply beautiful. When fderine’’ is also toning and stimulat- The troops were surprised by|;, 4), sein Ge Ga or a aed aon‘e, honey . | : “aetna p 3o%s combing and dressing your hair, just | ing each single hair to grow thick, the suddenness and the bitterness | qrig, wind. , Siteta aaa | ble sidan u- Dees your hair brush with a little |heavy and strong. Hair stops fall —— = Drawers, 59c on | your hair. The effect is startling! |Get a 35 cent bottle of ‘‘ Danderine | filtered into the southern part of _M ast. 2a S Coat and Pull- * ah ye | Your hair will appear twice as thick | at any drug or toilet counter and Damascus ‘and were joined by | aatieepapsetnempees fl “a os” - gem a@ PRADELEN fees Paces Rope Sweaters, _and heavy—sparkling with life and | just see how healthy and youthful members of the _ lo: _ populace. | SCIENTIFIC PRODU CTs. INC.. to Globe Cusbaenens 9 ei Sc | possessing that incomparable soft- | your hair appears after this delight- | 1104 S. Wabash Av.. Chicago. | ness, freshness and Juxuriance, and ful. refreshing dressing. Heretofore the activittes of the/" . ae’ § : Druses had been confined to the 4 BOMd WO ws sees cereeecescees. ah, ria HEAVY FLANNEL SHIRTS — s] . Ol PC. SY /country districts. UND | abs acdcgendeseuebdne sbene 1 ool | MONEY FOR DEBTS : ia The disorder started at 9 o'clock lt a ke ee Come to the Auction in ove Ketter to owe one debt Monday evening in the Moslem || inal 1 Moorlands Addition oad ether passeae ee Oe section of the city and it was only | Mintrated of Magnesia | ; peg | a weekly, semi-monthly after 24 hours of fierce resistance Improved Milk of Magnesia The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening § SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, + oa | to the French troops that the reb- || ST a a os | newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ' 1925, 1:00 P. M. Medical Credit Bureau els offered to capitulate. During|™ | | 609 Arcade Bidz. Olive 766? the fighting the Druses set fire to us stores and private resi- and fought the French from behind hastily-thrown-up ba,- “American Destroye rs Ordered pierre ate Eegypt. seociated Press INGTON, Oct. 21.—Two| ore | to Alexaadria, Egypt, to remain in readiness there for use in Syrian ports should their necessary for_the n of American lives and | n destroyers have been om Gibraltar as a result of the rev by tribesn nen in that country. ne com Winner of one of the $10.00 Chip ste 3 t’ ress assis CITY, Oct. 21.—An of- | the Mexican Treasury De = | t today stated that econo-| mies effective between last Sep- tember and the first of the coming vear will be devoted to psyment of | in order to closc} ho now is in the United Stat: ‘and the Committee of Internationa] - ,ach, acts to correetly clear the 3. 95 for Boys’ Long. Pants Blue Serge Suits us | bowels. Multiplies the benefits of | th ony Suits for the Little Fellows | : | : : ’ ibe. Gils “ot” cameo tes LONG-PANTS SUITS AND OVERCOATS, $5 [Mm @lc@my, Thick, Wavy Hair in a Moment! in addition to meet- a ~\ Mother! —l$15 4s, OVERCOATS 7.90 pee tial CORD GABARDINE COATS Men's all-wool Over- | Extra-fine all-wool Gab- ardine ‘Topcoats, Blue back Overcoats, Two- , Pants "ene Serge Suits, Pencil Stripe Weiesed "See : 6 ~ eae Suits—$12 to wah . é | 1es ‘that youngsters take without a mur- | ) pster: | $15 values: 90 in ‘mur. A mintrated magnesia that sale pri . this : () a BH te . , — | Now there’s a milk of magnesia ; | doctors widely approve. | man t orders a ee in You'll find it a delight to take, | te : | Sale ‘and quicker acting. It relieves'| e BOYS LONG ADMIRAL OVERCOATS |stomach ‘‘gas’’ where ordinary milk | ee Nobby Coats for little fellows; brass but- tons, braided siceve, belted back. Emblem on sleeve of magnesia fails. put| It curbs acid stomach, sour stom- | - A he nit Pe, RR, Oa A ME OA ie, Oy Oe a to The French, : ing the revels’ in hand-to-hand |combat, trained their guns on the : Moslem section and bombarded the : ) ‘rebels throughout the entire period e e t ) | of hostility. Armored cars and Procter & GAMBLE Cincinnati, Obie er ’ gees. All grocers whose customers win one of these prizes will each receive a case of CH1IPSO free. Further, their names | os ewescse will be published with the wianing 333258 zi ey letters. It is to your interest, there- El fore, to call the contest to the atten- tion of your customers. tty _ wa es, . as »% been cl we » AN ‘ . a ~. » % ees > > ~ \ Vewiena Wa abaeniinenge § _“—=- ~~“ ee, ieentin **Oteen. | CHIPSO— “the most amazing success in the history-of household soap™ ae f

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7 EIT ee 7 , ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ ‘ a oP SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” Gonuine Unless you see the ‘‘Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin prescribed by physi- cians and proved safe by millions over 25 years for Headache Neuralgia Lumbago Rheumatism Neuritis Toothache Colds Pain [ DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART | Accept only ‘‘Baver”’ package Or which contains proven directions. f 12 table: Handy “Bayer” boxes > | 7 —7 4 >) ric amusemen- by Skouras latter three Bros.’ The ing the Ambassador. corporation is ed Tablets Puts on Flesh and “‘ Builds Them Up. In just a few davs—dquicker t rou ever dreamed ful health buil ling tablets called Met Compound Tablets anv thin. underweight littl After sickness and where rickets are to give them anv Liver Onu)]—these } the valuable. No need more nasty Cod tablets are made to take of that good, but ewil smelling. stomach-upsetting medicine and they surelv do it. A very Sick child. pounds in 7 months. Ask Wolff-Wiilson place age 9, gained 12 Judge and Dolph Drug Stores. Enderle Druec Co Johnecs Bros. Drug Co or any drurgist for M } Liver i] ‘ompound ‘a! take as andy ] money back if not Come to the Auction in Moorlands Addition SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1925, 1:00 P. M. especialiv FOUR FASCISTI| ACQUITTED Were Accused of Murdering So- cialist Candidate By the Associated Press REGGIO, NELL’ EMILIA, Italy . —~ = : — | Four Fascisti charged . Throu lo oking On 1 Baltimore & Ohio Z gh the windows tions ATURE has favored the Balti- more & Ohio routes with grandeur and charm of scenery— and the windows at your side are “looking windows” for scenic beauty changing every minute with the passing miles. The picturesque panorama of the Allegheny and Blue Ridge Mountains, the winding Poto- mac River, Harper’s Ferry, made famous by John Brown—these are but a few of the many attrac- along the Baltimore & Ohio route. Even frequent trav- elers over these lines find delight that is ever fresh and keen in the swiftly passing landscapes. And old-fashioned courtesy of service on the trains, plus the feeling of dependability that on- time records show, provide ‘com- fort that permits you to enjoy na- ture’s scenic beauty in real ease. Baltimore, Philadelphia or New York THE NATIONAL LIMITED through your “looking windows,” a moving picture notable for its natural and historic interest. But more important than scenery is-the provision made for your comfort and safety when traveling on this fine train. Club and Observation-Library-Lounge Cars, Train Secretary, Maid, Manicure, Valet, Barber and Shower Bath are some of the conveniences that provide for your well-being throughout the trip. this train has established a record of 99% on time since its inauguration April 26, 1925. — And there is that satisfying knowledge that. THE LINE OF THE NATI — offers many daylight hours which flash The National Limited, All-Pullman to Wash- Through Sleepers to Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. No extra fare. ington. . Schedule of The National Limited 12:00 Noon 8:40 P.M. Washington 12:45 P.M. 1:48 P.M. Philadelphia 3:57 P.M. Lv. Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. New York St. Louis Cincinnati Baltimore (Penna. Station) 6:20 P.M. You travel well on The Baltimore & Oho For information and reservations, Travel Bureau, City Ticket Office, 326 N. Broadway (Boat- E. D. AINSLIE men's Bank Bidg.). telephone or visit the Assistant General Passenger Ager:t 434 Boatmen’s Bank Building & Ohio ONAL LIMITED Phone: Main 5320 \ ported several days ago had been stolen from him, was found by po- licemen last night when they saw two boys taking accessories from ——— —_— the car. which had been abandonedjing the rhe on Elliot avenue near Cass. The knew nothing boys said it had stood there for car. they said. some time and they were just help- the House of Deon Stolen Agstomobile Found. 7 An autom., bile. which S. F. Suth- : e sn = ee 4% 4; Laclede avenue re- through his’ cae. 5000 DUNOLEUM RU RUG FREE Thursday, Oct. 22nd ALSO 3 ATTENDANCE PRIZES Ist PRIZE | 2d PRIZE | Mohair Living-Room Set Floor Lamp WE WANT YOU TO VISIT, NOT BU First time in St. Louis will a furniture store on its 3d PRIZE opening day, give rugs and attendance prizes and not expect to sell a single piece of furniture. Our plan is to show the public that we have a store of high grade furniture and can sell for less and give terms to suit any pocketbook. Why Do We Sell Cheaper? Because We Are Out of the High-Rent District FUTPNITUlLE CoO. Formerly at 2004 Morgan 1928 FRANKLIN AV. Phone Bomont? Makers of VAN HEUSEN COLLARS say “Use Rinso” “No edge dirt left — it certainly works wonders” ‘YOUR VAN HEUSENS will come out white, ? ind spotlessly clean,” say the makers fine collars, ‘‘and because there is no inso for washing Van Heusens. ‘Even if collar is subjected to a good deal of dirt actually ground in—Rinso will wash it out as good as new. ‘‘There is no edge dirt left. Every line of soil is gone. The Rinso suds certainly work wonders with Van Heusens and we are glad to say ‘Use Rinso’.” And Rinso will work these wonders with all the family wash without your having to stand over the tubs helping it. Boiling water sets free all the won- derful cleansing power of Rinso’s tiny granules. Then, unaided, the rich suds loosen and float out _ dirt so your share of washing 1s just the rinsing. Only very grimy places need a light rub- bing between the hands with dry Rinso. Always use enough Rinso to get creamy lasting suds. . —a sa a ‘Now the New Big Package, “<P Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. a —_— ——_—_ —— ae . Qe a : as REALS a Soe peat eS Re IS a ie Ae aa a ae ea oo — i Ship. The steamer Vic ka Steamship Co.. & t1.— Seat&e from Nome, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1925. ted Press. - SS ee al a Al al ae _f NOW AT Y 914 Olive Stree ORO & | x SHC THE SOROSIS Store is + open at 914 Olive St. ‘, the only placein St. Lo which you can obtain SOR Shoes. The newest styles Smoking Stand Pumps and Strap Slipr are now on displa SOROSI \ 914 Olive St. ® 4 ‘ ~~ ~ -~ ~ Gda? OT FONE lacking im vital vitamims. For health you must have Vitamins —and you cam get them liberally in tasty Saider tomaco products. eh ee a : iy a ae ES y * . ‘ soe SS ie" a i eo Se “int Sax f ip Whe ee ' “od She is oe ee . im ‘ ' ee ee ae ee Cele eee

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d been abandoned ing themselve near Cass. The! knew nothin Stood there for car, they said. The pey were just help-ithe House of Detenes S to 22nd PRIZES dd PRIZE Smoking Stand SIT, NOT B niture store on its gE of the. S EDNESDAY, BOTOBER 21, 1925. ~ A —— ; ; in Gold on Alaska ‘pepe; Pee: steamer Victoria of the Alns-| a quarter of a million dollars in d , ted Press. WARD. Alaska, Oct. ka Steamship Co., is en route to gold 21.—| Seattie from Nome, Alaska, with | stopped at Seward Monday. bullion. The Victoria ms - LPP ae te he et ee a a NOW AT 914 Olive Street f] \ i ‘ OROSIS | SHOES ‘CHE SOROSIS Store is now B® open at 914 Olive St. This B. the only placein St. Louis at ‘hich you can obtain SOROSIS Shoes. The newest styles in Pumps and Strap Slippers are now on display. ss nd A eh te eS Pe ee a hi ee ee a ee a a a, he he ht heh ie ed te le di ADVERTISEMENT | ‘dred of New York may have pe- | " come but a social myth, but it still | is rather difficult to gain recogni- tion in the social register of South- q Take a Teaspoonful of Salts If! ern California. |Back Pains or Bladder Is Irritated. . . . i Flush your kidneys by drinking a | quart of water each day, also take | salts occasionally, says a noted au- | thority, who tells us that too much | rich food forms acids which almost. | paralyze the kidneys in their efforts | to expel it from the blood. They be- | come sluggish and weaken; then you may suffer with a dull misery in the, | kidney region, sharp pains in the 'back or sick headache, dizziness, | your stomach sours, tongue is coated, | 'and when the weather is bad you | have rheumatic twinges. The urine | gets cloudy, full of sediment, the | channels often get sore and irritated, | obliging vou to seek relief two cr/ three times during the night. | To help neutralize these irritating | acids; to help cleanse the kidneys and flush off the body’s urinous waste, get four ounces of Jad Salts) from any phafmacy here, Take a/| tablespoonful in a glass of water be-| | fore breakfast for a few days, and | 'your kidneys’ may then act fine. | This famous salts is made from the | acid of grapes and lemon juice, com- | bined with lithia, and has been used | for years to help flush and stimu- | late sluggish kidneys; also to neu- | 'tralize the acids in the system so | they no longer irritate, thus often | relieving bladder weakness. | Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot | | injure and makes a delightful cffer- | _ veseent lithia-water drink. | | OMITTED FROM BLUE BOOK Gloria Swanson and Mayor of Lo: | Angeles Also Not Mentioned | Among California’s Elect. By the Associated Press. | LOS ANGELES, Oct. 21.—Euro- pean nobility may have jettisoned its exclusiveness and the four hun- _ Out today, the “Southwest Blue Book,” edition of 1925, reveals the ‘names of those who supposedly 'may be considered the elite of Los Angeles, Hollywood, Pasadena and other communities of this section, and the roll of those not included is longer than one might think. Among those conspicuously ab- sent from the congregation of the select are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks, whe several months ago entertained the Duke of Alba at DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS AND WIFE | haps the familiarity with which | ¥ film fans the world over refer to || the couple as Mary and Doug had | @ something to do with their omis- | j son. However, there is also no men- | # tion of the Marquise de la Falaise | | et de la Coudray, either under that name or. th ebetter known appela- | § tion of Gloria Swanson; and An- | tonio Moreno appears to have been | 1 included in the blue book chiefly | | because of the social prominence of his wife, the former Mrs. J. M. | ¥ Danziger. There is, of course, no deliberate | | attempt to discriminate against the | film folk. Both Cecile and Wil- liam de Mille are included, andi # Maj. Rupert Hughes. Maj. Hughes, |} of course, was a novelist before he | i migrate dto filmdom and Cecil] de Mille formerly was a playwright. To remove any doubt as to the | blue book’s impartiality it is only | # necessary to note that 0»neither Mayor eorge E. Cryer of Los An- geles nor Dr. Robert A. Milliken, | ,Nobel prize winner and interna- | tionally known physician, ‘‘made he grade.” 1000 Trimmed | and Felt flats their Beverly Hills estate. Per- | Thursday Think of it! 1000 Felt Hats! Trimmed Hats! Ma- trons’ Hats! Over 1000—im- agine! In large and _ small head sizes. Black and colors. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ee ee _ These Bargain Federal Electric Washers ' Are Going Fast Tuesday we put on sale, at a sub- stantial saving in price, a limited number of Washers used as floor samples and demonstrators. Many have never even had water in them, having been used in window dis- plays. It is a chance of a lifetime to get the “aristocrat of all Wash- ing Machines” at a very low price. And the terms are the easiest ever offered on such a high-class ma- chine. Every one of these Washers is fully guaranteed, the same as if you paid the regular prices. This sale is over just as soon as these few sample Washers are sold. Come early if you want one. These bargains on display at THE LACLEDE GAS LIGHT COMPANY 716 LOCUST 1705 S. Grand (Grand and Lafayette) 2744 Cherokee (Cherokee and California) 3524 N. Grand (Grand and Hebert) FEDERAL ELECTRIC CO. 1200 PINE Factery Salesreom: Mate 30608 a OROSIS e. es, Come to the Auction in we have a store of 9 14 Olive St. Moorlands Addition ; | fering from a fractured right hip | and give te ; » | Ne La 24, and internal injuries, received _when she fell over a piece of wood in the basement of her home. | 4 (KLINE’S—Basement.) Woman, 84, Injured in Fall. Mrs. Emily Meyer, 84 years old. | ke of 5214 Alabama avenue, was taken | _to the City Hospital last night suf- | eee en kOe ey eaper? igh-Rent District af LE OT Oe EE E CoO. — + Meat is almost eftircly = ~ tacking in vital vicamins. /. For health you must have A 4? 4 | | - CZ. - . , ° , =F )).* Vitamins —and you can get | Anal & o folks who am" are Starving on too much _beefsteak | DIXIEFLYER THROUGH To MIAMI All-Steel, All-Pullman , Through Sleepers St. Louis to Miami Phone Bomont EEFSTEAK is “‘filling’’ and You'll agree that Snider's Catsup strengtu-giving —truc, but it offers a mighty pleasant way to, lacksvitamins. Itisnowknownthat help build up your vitamin balance. your system starves without that Just taste that flavory tang! vital spark. To get it, balance the meat in your diet with food rich in vitamins—like tomato products. St. Louis to Jacksonville, Miami, St. Petersburg, Tampa \\V PRACK in winter service full month earlier than last year Dixie Limited—the train that pute Florida just one night away Um-m-m, another name for Snider’s Appetizing taste plus vital vita- Snider’s Catsup, made from the sins—reasons enough why folks are leading vitamin food - more and more gratifying their de- St. Louis to Sarasota As food experts have proved by sire for Snider's Catsup. And that Club and Observation Cars impartial research, the tomato is means using it not only atthe table TEP into your Pullman at St. Louis. the world’s most important vitamin but also in the kitchen as a flavor- S Step out‘at Miami! Or at Tampa or source. That rich store of vitamins ing, in making sauces and dressings, Sarasota! This, in short, describes the is preserved 'and brought to your in preparing soups and gravics. convenient new service instituted Octo- table in Snider's Catsup. eels ber 31st on the Dixie Flyer. Snider uses only tomatoes that . wep : pa aid have ripened on the vine, because A suggestion. For new delight try en oe tue of Peg me phe Ss sunshine develops vitamins. Snider awelshrarebit with Snider’s Catsup pas aie wOrsS interest pray cooks the tomatoesthe daythey are flavor, the ingredients stirred to a picked, because that’stheonlyway creamy consistency and served siz- tokeepthe vitamins atfull strength. ling hot. Say! and by merely afforded to Palm Beach, 2:00 P. M. War Battle Field route your train traverses. . 8:00 A. M. , 2 Every hour is an hour of delight on the Dixie! 8:40 P. M. \ 7 For illustrated literature, reservations and information, call or address: G. E. HERRING, Div. Pass’r. W.8.IGOU, W. P.A., N.C. & St. L. . , Railway Phone Obwe 1200 Beate s Bak primetime sawn hacen dg Phone Ono ) IONS@ S8asSrs - TOMATO CATSUP eau CHILI SAUCE , COCKTAIL SAUCE , TOMATO SOUP - . Pore RREEE Bia viv rf | 2 x or! | soton Sa 8 PS \ 0) KK x = " iitte... high in vitamins.

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ee ‘DNESDAY. Ee ocTOBER 21. 192°. . ee -- — a - _ ee ST. LUuts POST- DISPATCH , MT, AUBURN] “orcs wesc Ave You | Ga OS lb gy PU TN AM) MARKED [2222 Syiphike? S*ANTs Now AT 620 OLIVE STREET EXCL Will mH FADELESS [| S128 Easton Welsion | isi5 Grr on. 21a oe y : | lita? , APPLES ee : - ee Announcement —. 13-Plate Rubber Case ‘ delicious, ; . . juicy sion for improvement of the Mis- . : : : . , ‘ . ae J / Je sour! River as quickly as poss'bie, is a Special Service {to Nf. Lous | VW omen Vi e Hap Arran jed With ie * | 3 . , z 2 ; and the formation of an aiian ‘ee of Viueen Quality fo Have VW ith [ Ss the N Pr Three Deaus 7 24 ( “aaa =Lint dainty things any Bock basket 95 : tat ie 4 had ire Mr. W. S. Thomas—Here Thursday, Friday & Sa re 3 shade you desire Bushel box ee ee ee a aaete wie, , : Nationally Recognized Foot Expert Who Will Demonstrate the Foghae ee ne ae ae na resolution adopted br th Health and Comfort Features of the Queen Quality a by occasional dipping in « solstion of cold a a i i le ae Rat 2 sx a Sey > SS lat e “ ~ —" water with « pinch of Putnam Dye. Simpie, aE ongg ee Kite eapcibess easy and quick. Directions on peckage show ee i ee Ai : bow to regulate degree of color—how to get various new shedes. For won agate _ ee eee : S eO is a a effects in tie-dyeing use Putnam. Same 1S-cent package tint or dyes Ty eens ~ a ae See Sore cotton end wool in one operation. See color chart at your druggist’s BANANAS _— on ——— (PATENTED) Putnam No-Kolor bs Neste oe yc geome ane ot ae A : | simak iii = starwars, and especially the tm The Correct Walking Shoe for Women is] —— ‘atlerwa . And } ia : SS LL LNLNLYPN Today's bargains in used articles provement of th Missouri a rar in teday’s Want es. wo a — ee rw zm a 3 — gr gg te otinggge Mr. Thomas will gladly give ‘tation at which A. J. Weaver “SILPH” REDUCING CHEWING his experience and persona! ‘alls City, Neb. was elect GUM a Wonderful New Discovery advice to all who desire it Will SAFELY — EASILY Take Off Several Pounds a Week! first ride “Windsorized”’ naam Canai had not benefited All you have te dois te “CHEW in a ee | se a oe Sena eee Ford wil be a revelation of smeooth- a Ma nian te all intes a: ” perfermance. . ae " reneral and agricultural! In No longer need you suffer from ex- ness and ‘velvety Elimi Se etn de casttintae te, thie almost | eeustad-—-tee lemget need you bo humil- nates motor vibration. Prevents broken nt Sees eae ated by sarcastic looks or remarks— ; - -. Willard Batt crank case arms, loese bolts and nuts. EES si on ae yousegll Ce ee ee Fine appearing “Osteo-Tar- _ appearing “Osteo-Tim Sure! We Have This Willar atte , 1 : a“ P j Silph Reducing Chewing Gum. the istest and sal’ Oxfords of biack shoe- | a a sai strap styles of Patent, STOR. \GE BAT TERY = Jae post. ee ne aaa ages _— as | wae ee SS a. tet soap kid, tan calf or brown kid ERATOR UR OEREN ¢ black shoe-soap kid or satings M ILL .RD . More than a motor support. Ask your ae po rs o- ot ae mi hang » and easily reduce—Silph Reducing Gum is the at $ro. “ini, Srr.20 2918-20 Washington BI. came — IN * ~ a $ r ; direct from Sulph Medical Company. 9 oat women already wear and doctors, nurses, a + - » eo’ eee ee eC 7. aad _ 7 $ 7 > > ee 7% 2c 4g 7 - ae" “. f= = Se " s 7 — {e — 60ch &t.. New York City. If yousend in $1 a | ab two-full-weel —eno ; n ecommend “Osteo-Tarsal ; Bret eak eapoly—vetwah ve eeeme- Fe $20 OLIVEST. “== HY SUFFER AG . ' BEWARE OF IMITATIONS i a, | Siiph is the name of the original and ‘ ose frequent S Sbaer gt . i reducing gum, THE ONLY Thy endure th = attend to fy =» : N WE PERSONALLY GUARAN- Mibedaches, pains in the back, once, you will sa WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH 1 a | TRE TO BE SAFE AND HARMLESS. musness and that feeling of suffering. Drink le fF exhaustion? . and try Gold Me r y are the symptoms of dis- oil capsules (the a ety 4 J : Thursday, We Feature Soot if *. Boers With every Rang- or Heater : + . oo , Geld Meda! on we will include a $1.04 Blue Enamel Ey en his | re- erent ery Acme ve Rer Air-Ti } Will all Grst-ciass druggists, 35e, 75, $1.50 1O9E Coal Hod St. Louis’ greatest display of Stoves, Ranges and Heaters. Tight Heater PE ‘A -} _ , d Sh | Such well-kno makes as Charter Oak, Bridge & Beach. Quick Tother n law ove Meal, Moore's, Baker's, Premier and others. All reasonably ’ priced. | wouldn't tell him FREE! Select Your Stove, Range or | Heater Now! = fe exterior Seattituls fl : Aliib wi tdllese, med- be, but here was an actual case where even his mother-in-law wouldn’t speak to him about g cer- tain thing. Both mother-in-law and wife were aware of it. Yet both remained silent. Frankness on this sub- ject might have benehted him greatly. Still they didn’t know what to do about it. Blue etre em | . —— oe a $85 Gas Range Blae, Gray or White Quick Meal : i = - You, yourself, rarely know Combination Soe bovath). Thar's che taatdious ant breath). That's the insidious Heaters Bridge & Beach thing abour it. And even your Moore's Airtight Heaters ‘neluced are fine mattress and cothfortabie justabie legs. Burns tiseptic has dozens of different U - «i bed. = Opens ~ Y sy a | coal. wood or trash. Y Lt uses; note the littie circular that | Includes cretonne 1 $: $ 2 4 50 Two - hole cooking [ ake cae Lieoies ie our 4 a % rs Bes Be a ' ' } orgmal brown package only — 1 sever in buie. There are tour sizes: 14 ounce, 7 ounce, 3 ounce and 1*4 ounce. Buy the large size for economy.— Lambert Prarmae- cal Company, Saint Louis, U.S.4. Moore’s Air-Tight Enamel ih \* ca fity ; Be XAG eek : at s j | > . : 44 4 -~. we

With Every Player-Piano Prices and terms quoted based duction cost may make it necessa mr | ing say : i > : Allowance for $275 3-Pc.“Tra moor $ $275 4-Pc. H ay jee —— : Liberal Allo : -P'c. Fluguenot $ 30 Fw atttirey Davenport Suite Walnut Bedroom Suite 16o9=— wensseeses ie. » COME DIRECT ne — ji finest ' a Se. : We'll make 0 little wager with you 7 } A C) ~~ aes if you try ove tube of Listeriae * , Paste, you ll come beck for more. ; a LARGE TUBE—25 CENTS . The Pa

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WEDNES)) AY. ” iZ NWESDAY,. deste . agg gcrORET 21, 1925. Beal We : ; as | st LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — = —$—$—— ——_—— a _—------ = - een G o 1 Sty AMERICANS ROBBED _——— a Woman, Steals $4 : ne Open Until b P. “ Dy enume . BY BRIGANDS IN NEAR EAST oc s20sa atontcomery sircet, re. fg Come to the Auction in ; : | Party Ambushed in Motor Lorry On | fused a request for a - il yester- Moorlands Addition E STR _ & ‘fountain Road and Forced to day, the beggar knocked her dow: SATURDAY EET EXCLUSIVgy sn, Turn Over Valuatice, "| #23, the Deerar knocked ner down | SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 810-812-814 WASHINGION AVE. SLLOUIS: , 3 UNOS AN SINOPIM, Oct. “1 — | her purse, containing $4. WEEKLY AD No. 1095 Six American members of the Near _ ' R bb | East Relief Commission were THIS STORE CLOSES OCTOBER 27, 5:30 F_™&. # 13-Plate Rubber Case mong the yetims of a dayticht FOr SEND US YOUR MAIL ORDERS AT . holdup by ands the Caucasu-.. th Have Arranged With @ A dhipateh 4 nds i flis says the |\j—— = SHAVING BRUSHES HOCKADAY'S “INTERIO” — 4 s the Oe rl Three Days atteries Americans were proceeding by mc- ew KUBBER SET Interio — lorry along a mountain ro Py , em. f , . ; with several Georgians, when the S ecial . , = = * 7 t ts r P or t ; 7 “et sday, Friday & Saturday : tert lye bs arlene ae gl ah p Values Prevail Thruout the Basement Today SS = are Waa, Beduce . at ‘| wr) of me . shot struck the car and the chuf- : dre iart no \\ il De monstrate the Foot. | feur eseiduk? Two gat rcsy a AS SED . Y ae we | | ; ' , 0) fhe (Jueen QGuality ryan : per senene . . . ena ses and ord red the assene rs ASEMEN Br 1s lie wn a le | ini st ; ts | tee . i } 4 WASHABLE | | }to leave the car. Jewelr oe cial price, thie sale... 23° WALL FINISH | | money to the amount of about $209 Gaby Mannie Meiees tx tee ee eac! . eee ' a. rere taken from them. They were Sixth and Locust Sts. Devoted Exclusively to Stout ‘Women. “ares OH t inces _ = ; The Big Mail Order | # then ordered to return to the ro : TWINPLEX RE PAIR OUR FURNACE NOW ) i | "ene (hicaaen: dae a Dresses | Ver New ! : TWINPLEX | "WITH FURNACE CEMEN| Houses advertise thal ‘he Americans were Baretay + y e ii p POR GILLETTE on Se + | S/ fe Wy |Aichison and Miss Pauline Ritts soot aa ae = they refund the pur- toe or omen | Bangor, Me.: Dr. and Mrs. Turren- ; | chase rice to anyone tine of Little Rock, Ark., and Theo- | 4s é‘ P | i= Wears like steel, p : ) | ‘4h tie he 1 : é) ew "ork Oeenh ‘ eac! of aabert = '¢ *- , f New York, Joseph W. Beach y Special 1 CALKING CEMENT gladly qive r n _) | " ' | dore Elmer of Oberlin, O. ; | RAZOR BLADES asking for it Doing a : | ll -—- ~s a J ; ti ——e ‘a | ? id persona! Sie Bachire 1 77 | _ for Ford, Chevrolet, Overland. PLANS FOR BRIDGES AT CAIRO 5 \ it Shes] | A *. , ts eo tran Thee: had,” tH +} tic +37 3% Pat itt? STUTHEA i? =e: rite fi TH Teieee: 1 33 33) —— ES tt He! AT HET z Grevhsiit i packages RUe 74. tat} 6 stoves or ft + 25-1 We are now selling Fine appearing “Osteo- Tar. : Sure! We Have This Willard Battery Missouri, Illinois and Kentucky e¢ and actual benefits _Ill.; Ballard County, Ky,; and Mis- of a contract for construction ol yee ‘ Ny WY 4 : \ —— - .-* . me pound n = an th 66 59 -_= Sa Strap styles of Patent, were made public here today. The ~~ \ | ' , rc ; THE WIZARD esa : as are a black shoe- k lz involv 10.000.000 all ) ya Aa \ | ai! ; soap kid or satin at . plans involve $10,000,000 and call; UG, wo, , | . — nd at all apse County, Mo., by Harry - 4 Rayon } \ | Wit one by) le: fire? .. ne be a iolider furnished with |Bovay, Stuttgart, Ark., who pro- | A | Plager / ii price chy Price ch | = d Se = St ti | poses to build the bridges. | . | Skirt, i, 9 — . ‘arcel post weight, 1 pound. Willar I vice a Ions | The contract specifies that at /fl 55.50 | mg - TOILET SEATS «a By the Associated Press in 11-Plate, Wood for Less CATR Ph ge Ee Ee Bio —_ en eee HERCULES SOOT DESTROYER Mississippi Rivers at Cairo, linking : oh ers 2795.6 ° | in two years. | Ml , whi 2 : | | } Kents ’ ee cevaniag potat peaein e @4 T *° | ~The contract will be submitted | . gt : glans, etc. “ P nag arsal experts will explain |to officials of Alexander County, ‘ ; ru” | eats ren whe oe eee ace berience the immediat ) ) neal | | | : Cant EE aadee baal’ eae oneal a Completed in Two Years. - = 1 at almost our own price. two bridges across the Ohio and $11.00 2918-20 Washington BI for completion of the project with- ) \ , a Mita | ss = ROT ROT) ) ithe end of 20 years the right of Tremendous bar- purchase will be granted the na- gains. New styles— ee mmmman ttubtm aa dae Ce Is vars : | v bar “Osteo-Tars r’¢ : , tion, the three states involved, or A wonderful op- | Such wonderful if eran ruil ute to us hen preparing ‘= —s — Ply B. rs al favored? the City of Cairo. It is proposed ; iceabl d sty- Speciag _ or manes doctors, nurses, | se portunity to supply serviceable and sty | ee os Ge wt teacher }that the brid be designed c: | rs ) tha e bridges design your needs. Sizes lish materials as |Jif GRAPE SCISSORS and women everywhere ry vehicle and railroad traffic. Oe ta 20 Be : | | crepe de chine, flat | ly pn A yw ott the $i. 59 — f Ced Po le M f Fi ° ° us o Flat Crepe crepe, satin Can- | Prep eget e i. tans "gas ea ong 72-inch hip. ea ton, striped serge, | OUR SPECIAL POCKET KNIFE | WEAR-EVER” & “SPOKANE, W ash.. Oct. 21.— $8.00 ‘ “rayon” knit, and ALUMINUM L ] ~ | Eleven cedar pole manufacturers 7 many others. 7 a TEA KETTLE were assessed fines aggregating Other Frocks $10 to $25—Winter Coats $10 to $49.75 . Yee 5 Quart endure those frequent attend to your kidneys wal lee on Wasi Oued: wane aieiner- Buy Table Specials—Save! finish: price. each... .., $1.39 ate 4 FOR EVERY DAY WEAR E tie pains in the back, once, you will save years of | day when Beene eri guilty of Princess Slips, Lingette 1 59 FLASHLIGHTS Reg. Price $5.95 ness and that feeling of suffering. Dri violation of the Sherman antitrust ilt- $ ° ; | = " 5) 8 d 8 G nk lots of water aw. Indictments against a num- a : td rng sateen, full length. cee i —— * a4 “WEAR-EVER d The will ustion: an try Gold Medal haarlem ,.. o¢ inaiviaual officers of the wpe ne ee, Clad: 49¢ Corsets, pink corttel, rein- | | ———— a sree ; SAUCE PANS . y the symptoms of dis- oil capsules (the original and defendant companies were dis- rs - Ppp 10 Abe ) forced over \ Ay Ng e/a | y ‘ ; . : , ‘ 1 " i ' af . ~~ » : > : J o. = genuine) regu- missed on stipulation. The indict- car mat cotton annelette, abdomen Re oe ‘ee sa e y 0 u larly ments charged that the defendant pal : Brassieres, extra lit . ~~ — ‘ Pur rsten Radio Lens | | ? Special 59c i b The world f, | companies, located throughout the a ah ee | : price ....-.. SS f money. ae | Middle West and Pacific North- | st weight. 1 pound , a 7% a J 4 - te a mous diuretic | west, had effected maintenance of “BRILLO” : S's. | ; Nearly all Make : 7: | POLIS CAPSUL | CAPSULES | stimulantand Hol- | prices through the operation of ter oe P “WEAR-EVER” —— = . land’ ati the Western Lumber and Pole Co., — her, Sp | ; ) Look for the name Gold Medal on the R d's | the Western Red Cedar Association pact on ALUMINUM ; ‘ Ss t y | e $s ; blue and gold box. Accept no substitute emecay srnce DOUBLE BOILER . and the Western Red Cedar Men’s ; | | j wil All first-class druggists, 35c, 75c, $1.50 1696. Guaranteed. Information Bureau, all located | 5 aE ae nee 3 4 some are | here. .@ ADJUSTABLE ax ae ' | - us a d; all - CLINKER TONGS are dam- Se JUST THINK—NOTHING DOWN ror Pile y and let us show ws Special price, | | CONROYS 4, $05 she wen a ees . i me mm, will give GREAT ae ee es eee |_ STEEL WIRE FLUE BRUSH J in fair wear. For furnace use; can be screwed on 4 OFFER! = ee: ENCHANTING TOUR COUPON | z , , ' : GUARANTEED ee er =F MNES ee@2—SCti‘ Ber ée c vial - - es heSchrader | iam pice, OSC! FE RFEC TION MIT ER BOX — ———— T : 1 re ma hone Numb Phone Number. _SCHRADER'S AIR GAUGE iat ony quant qe tins. a bn ow it back or nd ping . -D.—10-21-25 tod $1.19 | cite st the fined anion, Ste 1s | “DOME OF SILENCE” price .: , sare is ‘ INVISIBLE CHAIR CASTES ¥ J ev make a tee ; q , | furniture mo v e ' con ~ =. a l¢ / - easi.y th ries ry “ ;~ | House Aprons, cotton $1 19 i eS oe 2 eee id j (|) & nat 3h I, aly L Or io ae hw} Saeees: | im! Li bj mm), oi — h CLL D D leleinla |] bd Se |) Dee ole les lal ; 7 . , yh > wy . . - . > ? ‘ y 4 : ; | ¢) 2 Z 2 ; re . ' ? ‘ : ) | - New ' ‘4 . - TAs . > re >. OIE | MTL hile wo le law be be TERE IS A See TIONAL OFFER |} PLAYER-PIANO OF HIGH QUALITY t $10 A modern. instrument in every respect, a truly wonder- MONTHLY ful value. If you bought ALL % 2 THIS in the usual manner, .it ‘ should cost _ you MUCH MORE. Delivery, Conroys great buying power, Music Rolls, however, saves you money. You must act IMMEDIAT ELY Bench, Etc. for there are but few of these ‘With Every Player-Piano complete outfits left. | Cloth $28 89 ds , Dresses. e ° y g for 10 days in Florida! yas) Beco $9.95 7 FREED-EISEMANN calle: anes gale, eutins .:- $1.89 What are ten days at your —or in the new $250,000 bath- NEUTRODY NF. ( OUNTERSINK to Florida’s new miracle city? , 5 a ges Price ~ / You come through the scenic SO ee oe eekal uetel ‘ss ‘$163, Lames". Chee and 8B Drills y Hairline all-Pullman special train——din- Above all — You will have THORO! A “SPEAKER feCREWDRIVER. inating it an AUTO ing car and observation car all the opportunity to see the Flor rth $ MATIC BORING DILL 69c . . “rmvring’’ : ' e's at the new Hollywood-by-the- boats you can skim the inland r —— Sea—Beach City. You can en- waterways, through miles of RADIO BATTERIES HANDY TOOL SET F ~ Uv 4 1} . ra teed _ , ~ — *. NI i\\ | von aaa Bate Sg Oe ok extra size p , | ) | , ae F business ca iF ft “Y ANKEE NO. 30 “RATCHET orge siness res eas Eee NO. 30 RA iy, Very nice, desk, compared with this trip ing casino, as elaborate and Model NB 20—5 tubes: co api ete ith len rit Yankee scr: 25¢ Cumberland Mountains by our ace. eg price, $230.0 Ae follows 04. 3-32. 7-64. | cl the way. You are entertained ida of today! In speedy motor - — ree. ee se ‘ RADIO “A” BATTERIES. RUBBER joy “post season” golf, when canals, lagoons and lakes, which CASE autumn is making the northern are the secret of Florida’s great- “p’ RA’ TERIFES courses dead and dry, you will ness. In luxurious motor coaches EVEREADS 18 TOOLS find the velvety links at Holly- you can visit the other cities of Ls : $1. 69 - , $3 29 Fach Teel About T', snehee lems d - by - the - Florida—up and f .):. . Bane egies ape te y alias down the East i ; $23.08 e. Special price this $1. 29 Lace-Top Vel- dition. Roll ° Coast, lined SOLDERING SETS A SEE Ae 8° 2 eo 4 pee eee w 10 Glorious Days with its million. ||| Fer radio or 29 ; | post #1 pou vet Dresses uv down the three ita Cae sire’ mansions pecial pet THES ‘STRIP 6F4OOT FOLDING RUI ES Lace Party $3.99 Walk, and de- J bie ane eee ee ee ae | rey My 450. trip as you rare- ef bh ane Sueeeetirt , Dresses coe ® ‘ “. 7 Pe = we = , eis ot ; : SPOS pees >. skal eh aa Set ti a —— light in the gay- ) wide “48c ‘3 omy ety of its happy ly get, even atifrrice .. san’ delemmien aeeliceer caiemmahedin dale thrones. many times the J * ” ‘ 49 | ures and marks. Special New Wool : peve for literally everything except din- t Make res- . l price this eal . Take a daily ing car meals. Your Pullman berth and suit ti . “a WFATHER STRIP Parcel post weight. 4 ounces dip in salt water train fare both ways; your room and ervations ear y; METAL AND a. RAF Ko COMBINATION OIL STONE J See —itn the Atlan- meals; your — by boat and motor; the demand is Matte o eanatat bs beer ~ i in| ; Sweaters -“-—- / 7 a _

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SE aie: faci Ge ‘a ae ts OCTOBER 21, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : ; ‘| ___ST.LOUS 3b | Si. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING. a RESOL UTION CARRIES: TOP WEIGHT IN FEA TURE AT FAIRMOUNT TODBEITY ATHLE — — ae eee = — — _— - _ Frankman Wins Jor and ASBESTOS— RUS 3 Ta aaa; ai -: ———e Kling Dundee = . , Amendments ee _ Asked to EyuAre Approved at > a . - - First Race; Pays | | THEY SAY A WOMAN'S Minto 15 CLEANER ) [THE 'DEA OF A WOMAN UiTH A FAMLY Bou BuUDDY- PEGCY- | . IS AS SILLY ANOTHER WINNER S HE CHANGES RUNNING FoR ELECTION ne THAN A MAN'S BECAUSE S AS THE CUY Welo EXPECTS EUROPE TO AMBROSE = PAPA iT OFTENER — BUT I DON'T SEE MY WIFE : j WANTS You A - R; 0 ; it P blic Hearing PAY US HER DEBTS. IF SHE WON'T | : he t $39 . 8 T to $2 CHANGING HERS. EVERY Time T ASK LISTEN To ME SHetd === Br oes FoR aspesTOs §6 « NUA-UUT A u HER TGET THAT el . /) STEN To THE WHEN MAUD e ee ; POLITICAL IDEA OUT : \CHILOREN! Tee | =y | Vs ormer Chemnt . | Adventure, in the Field, Is | yea wean, sHe PAYS | , | 7 Cet THEM ON vil ) MULLER WON, ain’ "pea Second and Pays Back- AS MUCH ATTENTION To | | - MY SIDE .AND | MAKING (T FIVE | a ght Me AS A TRAVEUNG , | START A 7 3 | ~y in Paris, if ors $17.40. | SALESMAN ’ gone ) HOUSE HOLD . STRAIGHT AT | DOES To HIS : ey REVOLUTION | : EMPIRE. ae «Louis will in a eh Sy EXPENSE ) see - | i | 7 THERE WILL BE By Hype ; of ne the long-sought Athletic Mldoon Boots C FIRST RACE purse $1000 Added. claim- PLCOUNT: a 4 | | | NO LATE SPECIALS paar a a Word AS csion empowered © as M eget). u ing for 4-year-olds andup. ix Sarleongs— 3 : ‘EW YORK, Oe a waxing and wrestll mate h . the New Yor TROD, fest; Adve wongtlg oy Net | | | : UNTIL FRIDAY. Dundee was laboring ga@EN. ry was forecast today fo n, appears . ret; tentu . Mengom- — ait : yh - ery). $17.40, $7.90, second: Bell K. 101 [5- | | irs re : ; or I : | THE BANKROLL vee mon that he had hess the public hearin stene he mark in BS (V. Wallis). $5.00, third. Time, 1:15 1-5 i, —_— , _ pf i | ‘ his trouble with the pene bill eponsored by ; fight. locked € New Britain. Erskin Dale, Besh Bock. Yy eg / ! | ’ | - 1S $796 08. ing aut ties. but if hes »* ” pee a recele Tew Vope. Keaolani, Dalton, Achievable, | Ss > | » Fait TODAYS BET earthed ' itt iaal wit} daunrbar and Black Mask also ran. | ' a a — i: a} “ —o ~ o bi reg + 1? rin F “ : Sen ™ - : ; 2 ' i | TWENTY DOLLARS, te Altnrwetic Cr . : rie | ona ee Vinuhioon offers airmount atches. , ON | | a1 the evidence, ierguments 10 = . a Hscussion, what is needed is just arrived from penser ‘« amendment There is no s0 FIRST RACE—Geo. &tar,. Ticacey. _ : ‘ : | é : et te . ing 4 || BRAINSTORM.| - | * Seemed Tp. 2 idered. It eg ; shall be a fighter should = - . “© Weer 2756 5 tee er elie SO WO Bi, Nl el ee we be eed ot ee >’ ot Sag Secs eee qerere: ~~~ eer ee. ; - - Antonia, Rabbling. The Colenel and » ; ns Harry Maxim. : 7 | : oe Z K K| : pea : timekeeper THIRD RACE—Ellen Jane. O. PPS + oad = | : __ cop UA G— & ch eae en re anded among those requir- out of the ring. 3 ) with Pred Bretton incluce“ n and into the laps POURTH RACKE—Burke'’«x Boy and licens - : : : : . : : : = = : = - ee == a — = - — iFzion of , lag ; 4 . —— ' ; : Dunde 3 Visit t ms et it ; tn Pt gra: : " : , oe ; . .. | Muldoon’s ruling BRoteh = _pwwen RACE—Talequa and Hi!- Ye oe ae eae team ea atoning '14 TEAMS WILL START i alias i fing matches | acim mack — nea never Racing Entries Fidel Labarba _ Racing Results | Chicag 0 Eleven __IN CHICAGO BICYCLE D —— = Make den suddenty pechag gimme niece on not Se 8 Des | ae ee ~~ | | Formally N d. To Meet P _ RACE NEXT SUNDAY =—- Exhibition Tour (5, "70> 2omoter gil S20 00° 425) icemse foe mocked mo the : 4 LSS FE Gee ws Fformany name pe pegpeinnt ramen O ivieet &f enn in Pa Ave Sepp migy nigel RS a arful fuss about tt ang een promatet’. mney ee Nora Hayes, ©. T. Worthington and ." " ; ‘ j nn A : " - ' , - - ery ‘ t " ros veuns Apett. oan Face. $2008. steepiechas i SartamieoHase. lis ct 3 = tar aay bi- Signs for 2-Week Jaunt to jer...) 2mc® Dundes St gnesge, boning veleees Thia can be ace Wenther clondy. track alow. al na wij a. on owe 5 FI ht Kj so. : ; 3 . wnar oo E a S t d | ‘ ad . iff cm Si ‘ : —- he could ski p home. Harry Snary ie coil _ nro. simply That is " " = Retandiee Gea- 9h facrmounc | yweig ing Lacoste). $8 : s: oak as atur ay yele race in the Coliseum : Mexican Cities—May iee's excuse for calling @ffgmmmte Pohl. wres’ ©! S) Gommit-| of six foot 1 , , f 14 | ‘ eee tte: or | ae o'clo Sur y afte preliminary ‘ was that hi r, and the ==" eee eens ‘ y Dent kimming. . rac 300. maid , : | u Manches' Princes eee ‘ re cab oot | Show im Havana. on ese x prehen was {i age sme Notion eture Exhibi- repes and the ous os ete a vs vr a tintin tt : “a5 COUNtTry. 4 ig . were among those ring floor. This . ‘ "tL . ma ty ait 2. ve ° +» ws « . >. » ’ 4 ; ne ’ —— } The New y of Ls . ior 21 —— 1e CrOAR . hi} ‘ ye 1] wah ] : .* 4 i nae ‘tu : id ¢ SBA LUT v ork Boar tors ° " ie a ‘ shaace 4 r It ich | George ic—_. Baas MP 69 ) a. stages leam Has Sco se: sa ne ell : a theory ‘omfortably filled the grandstand It 11% I+iewat . Puts O K on Seven $3.10. § ! jatewood, 103 eS The following will compete: 7 = he Pest-Decee peated to. The French F ge voice ae ly one Ike ft iaten Mefore race time |! as Si 1 .2 Lt Other Cl 1), $4.20. $2RO- sec deoun One Touchdown in Winning. | | ie ‘a Sie Acces Coe of Boxing insisted that De Disharment aaveunnel pm “= a . “ | ’ ‘ +} . ’ ’ ' . s. ; ‘ = - : : t , . f n es 2 G d T " On : . . : * aA , s b ; : Y as ; T f rt ed to return to kee ; ; eo ae f : c Tr ra ies . ° . afternoon wore lida + RY eid : AA = . = : oye ames an ying e. Walthou Arline oe Re nhampion Jack y ¥ > fight B P & Bharpe spe* od ool With this Appearance than : iy . ut don, -" an . ™ ES —_ 2 . F “ . od ‘ : _— : , , _ = fe , Ja v sig rTi rl a ‘ ontra . t : rYi: - 7 pa pe en At the o gtressin= shea rT) Pe a a ~% Tit i* ; P ms ; ~ . ; . ~ ° ™ ~~ ‘ ies ; . .' , : vr : — - , ; Be ‘ ‘ ; : Pau ' [ ic \. V ’ c ns ler . : a : ; , ; J ' rhe r : . rT - ei it Da * ] : ti ie id im ; r iy > t ; . » Tri rr \ * « Visit aT | S| Be r - eet. -\. ~ i a, ’ =" i n . : : a still the featherweight prevent ' ’ ' 2 : ti e : _ in the countr Fenenenn anon Oy ¢ pulls > wr ; 1s , » ons oe os svwal of th: 3 ° Dia! le par.vin for ini } ee Pe eee = , ide ewal .zned Vv ¢ “nes, ne with pion: He had not been de tagious ? aiid, ally tracho- HERE sh nditi ones ont ry | i oe a | : ) IST RACE " Sienhr ; tu mee Clusyivan saturday. é a AS ‘mmv Cel] _ 7 Or the title which he wou! iN Ww a! | e prevaient ee ; : ! . .f she - al . ' niv r) ’ an | ‘ - : sa sa : a ‘ a4 ‘ - : j ria ii when th @ 4 m4, ° oecaasion to TEA Mave been held in: , ra nion, 124 1S age e little wreatlers : ia ” : ‘ | , eS : : aad ' . . -_ — m i Ty ss ‘ . ’ _ - a Ii, ’ . ™ _ ’ ™, ane t. 4 —_ > J . st a? i i , ; -* ‘ _ ’ eo , , . a 4 # = : : is word and fought hed m ati ° han laged uP and ruling ae Wuld . ’ . 2 7 Audis . ’ - 4 a “ - « - “ e - lions ba ; 7 > : : s* r a 7 i: : : ~ . _- > . . ' ‘ : 5 r inside si ~=e . ‘ se , +4 " The leading ; ; iir. . : . Six months times e ‘r a lacera ons rn a« long as the mount, including the : ~ | I 1d *xic l. rest , . igner had defeated | , len ments and broken ribs be =F : « ' i‘. ‘ ‘ vA .4 ¥ ‘ ‘ . . : , . 4 . ; ; . es ecd : ‘ -4 " . . : : RA7i i ; ; rs _ Tet > es day — follows | Liemes , ; title holders the "est tide “7 : Girne. I r-gan innua: ries, thr US wore — a day emblematic 2 eit y Kilbane. ‘le inflicted in a match teraay are a8 [0.10 ' h mee ] tO mine Oli Nhe Vite NOicers O1 ial “har! C lay ran raul : oe Bi gi ; , of 18 tnchea, with 19 firsts: S Herber: . - or . ne on Hemisphere e wl h wen Oo the iarker with —* i ns - ; ae at aat ham anshi Dundee Feared -c'ane Robertson at Map e- mPa Pe ee a a lada ‘ a } a City sSeratches ~ , ’ _ ; sag wv hd Pienkinan. mtn winner, w ~ oe ] ae Sane s ~ti——liieeee om PHIL ROSENBERG, bantam- ITTSRIURG, } et. 97 a lnlike Rockne, Yost and her, 37 _! mr ates Prem are Johnny Mendelsehn of = = ih ta » return ang ‘against the rules of the commis- ring unaided. B 4 . : a‘ 4 foil ing as ithe a mo weil het. . , . ee " o s a ; ‘7? , i.~ : ? ‘ P ' ilies a” . ‘ ” mies : ide : ratte, > ¥° $39.80 for a $2 investment The Three Farlones. — . . rie ; a7 > ir 1daile rn cn : sebal!l leat: r ~ | fu: : R ) -_ r at the | ston rule that «a 16 ry erty ba (-°m > PIDEL LABARBA, flyweich* st er th Ber } rr ¢ na wud ra ‘yY Wiil isc us his team ae eal . 19° am? - raul ad anid un S ne Perneation of licenses wae equiv- knocked cat 2a - “ap sed alent to aAisharment it Was stated injury he may field was littie thought of and Ad- ’ M ’ vi n 7 Mv ' ite T e approva. nf La Da s tit] . . -* : - ~ 7 P . o os " j , " . , renture, which came in second en Manmadt ws oyu ‘ ai ; li : a ie igen nt | of the maj league ee] arlie: TITLE GAME + aac Labi riain iear' [ an Mm - - . ; shurt . . m = . ‘ “ eee be ‘ ‘ . r + . - : . ‘ . for he dropped out of it in . , Furlengs itTi@ ] m tine iat Ly 7 vil as - 4 ae . ae ee al ' "ee ‘= ' a site “ ' . , — . . -=“vpenceqd indef of the hearing Aecitded to repor? hack into the quarter. The « agus jeld a as . ee ) - BP Rt nl ; we lestioned: se: jue ale a se a > | . “ ' " 4 z + ; 5 , 4 —— . . ss eehaa ¥ ee | bab Lo ha as a4 Sse a. =’ ‘ oad } 4 -wiiiwtd it’ ie ‘ re ‘ ry _ . . - bunched until thes reached ee 1 ne ee . ~ oe y i eaten cinta ' ue — —_ i wit Re e ] tof, right : Os , ‘ Stoec . = ee (was called oft | - we : to the Board of Aldermen he ropes. Ww stretch turn. me aad ape, man Pi Dpected to become a law a ltows of time — - . o sith Ww is gg Ft... o : . = . . Fr cre . ? - + . . + = - ‘ ‘ s 4 . « te . . ; ; - . . i ‘ P ‘ . > i i i _ Golden Maxime Contributi om loliway . yMoo ' . Tabarhba Tithe ‘ Jear ; i ry ' , ‘ ee : are ’ : in . a- >I of he , am? } ; —U vs 3 ry [Aart While the progeny of the xTe —s? ee . ‘ ; m missic ; , ; . , th Ps ; , ‘ . 1 : ri ( ‘ j as ‘ ; } “ar . S se saad . - ~~ 2 7 ‘ 7? cl . irr det 7 oor an Seth. sire of Seth's Alibi, Capt. Seth, | n McGraw lieved Gen: illa’s direct *~"'Stot s Injured in the Wash Pi agate Sie — »mmissiot andis said 3 ure compietion of the m At SATURDAY, Move on Seth, Mabe! Seth and oth- : 1? ’ - . WV eat her el ; 4 - F ¥ ei . 2 | se . ‘ A . . . : . - +h — = er good ones, have more or iess ric —s “a lif — sia vous an rranged so > i i * ‘ i ad aiat vs ; > -. 1 . +. : 6 / : " - . = ; . st - - , ls , _ , iY S r present. ee nn inne ‘SARAZEN PASSES UP | A _ . oa mount. it t9 worthy of mote that). . Wiles. “aparan pew ee Mi ae ae - and ) ) | : | yesterday's program was featured : CAL'FORNIA’S $10.090 t ee oot Ly | y eae seued to a scclad aeme fron » Yale hbasehbel? . n} be ' and i t eeheten . by the appearance of four sons and | _ GOLF TOURNAMENT i Geentnineton, by the Seeetee- yorkeuts, fe is seeking and to tok: we of athierics| Se many Co al Gaughters of Golden Maxim. They es Peery Ma - ? Jirmmi wdrich es 13 1 ce a Cee a ee. DP a —- gall nivere[*y was dnd Frente iiechioes ‘ =e ete a6 “ oo 99 were Maximac, Rody Guard, All|" SE ow TORK. Oct. 2 —s iene “bomnioan effictaliy wut Pitt by C ri, 31 | 2. | , m his | e th = tenawen 16 te « Stebler and Billy Star. four of the; onli weadow gol i) [ie ie ceeenees om thea Maw York _ has nae » shortened. the eaenl eihetelas of best horses on the card. omy 0 Pee ee is iam es tas phot nate -R’ nea t 15 rould be maintained sional is going to ; in i; —" ; “ wiety 7 hd oe + + , : ; . q 4 = ho’ . . . : The Bel! Swndrcate. Inc.) Trade Mark Reg U & Pat Oftce = ; a : 7 P A = “ a idiatlh Dtectaatlinnitaditadlinadicdinadindaail . fica! examin one-mile race - ee el ring ts permit understand ager 2 A Gentry tn a Buying Mood. |}cember, as is Leo Dieel : After B. Gentry had mpeg aa wow tag Dense the 2-year-old filly Teenie just be- edna | ee - fore the start of the third race at ot Rey cantygithen nie " ; - ; ® es ; . . » . ° . . . e 2 h ° ’ ; “ és l nve! : ~ Rivers. Goessling and Rohan, w® ;' , Oct 18 ae : 4 ha ‘ . a . ha’ . = be available for service : HE BUCK 3 SPANISH HEAVYWEIGHT =H [ANE _ BOUND FOR AMERICA 4 S . Tiger Tan It Makes | a a RID. Meath, Oct. 21 —Paulinoa Come in and see the largest : =x . 5 or Black Old ; | a hela As one mile M AT} Ril, Spain, icy . and most complete selection Calfskin See L Ten Marells —- ny na nieh , Cc mpi of FALI PANTS in St Louis save Price of Sew Suis = , " — 7 Cot - 3 . ; ‘ a Ba Rord ™ cion. today Paulino witi!l!l sail for Thousands of fabrics ‘Doxx—. PHIL . — ; > f= Firth race $1700 added .! lin vances 3. Manchester to flight Scott in De- m every pattern and TEX lon : A. 6 & h S h Ww “’ = . 7 _ “ember and then board a ship for color for dress, work with ~ potnts. . 2 e O Cc tT O S af 71% wens Wel * ros the inited States and play a= oe coum fort- > - it users ince ' 14 - | | — = | | ide, Iuae wencia LS With Wide JT SIO added. claimioe 4 New Oxford Bags The | os . : I e ro upward five atest semi-so ; mee | BOX SPECIALTIES $ ee elie SAN Fer LICE| ZA Saris SHOES for MEN 4 | —— | FOR aI i*) | One 4 Q@xz4z eA H! 612 Olive Grand and W \EL VERSO—eweet and mellow—I15e—2 fer 2Se—I10< 6 Pp ETN EE RI dh . | atl a fu» ENE DIN lah, places Cb ie

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ST-DISPATCH | . | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~~ a“ en ee eae retest ere WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21. 1995. eR — wee p Kling Dundee Is Aotit! nendments _ Asked to Exp} Approved at Run-Out Ahr iblic Hearing Must Be Licensed; Former Champion Will ® er acepted From dered to Fight Bretor $250 Tax in Paris, if Guilty, | WINNER SBESTOS MAUD R WON, IT Five | _— ar. | PIRE. B t St. Louis will in a short WiLL BE or . y “a Igoe, have the long-souzht Athletic tlhe SPECIALS cs et yy ° age Spon tion empowered to control NEW {) Ti FRI DAY. Duna 7 96. O8 hag . i * With the French : ¢ the bill sponsor’ } b Mayor YS BET } cI a et ee it hes been ie : ; “a ¥ At the mee ‘y Public Safety Cmmittee, with DOLLARS the Athletic Comn ission y . i. Kraleman presiding, heard all the « Sion yes ' ole arains the p iN | vidence, from the wp uments poe as ay was PDs winds . ¢ ter “Sfp li — ©. it, Just arrived sure, and if ‘ from . BTORM. Ss considered I 4two amendments ' refusal to g Re i, The timekeeper shall be ei] yy * aattr . ‘ ; " . + aie with Fred } igh wif Jed among those requir- ,*¢ re ton af ; ifion of Dundee’ e] on gpg licenses M rope. S Visit to ¢ Theaters that program oMake © iw». ing matches as a side at- ‘ ’ ; ; rem eQry : : : : de suddenly mbered that 7 action and not as a principat afaty ‘> |? ic’ k ‘ d up ‘ : and to be exempted . ; ry e are ' ED ROUP | Peench promoters oan MT ooo cee tes ; l-kn own “bag sind Ty, “from the $2 ’ cen sag fuxe ey ail narged against boxing and > si is & Ah: . ; 4 . ; very wavy ¢- » os and tried tling promoters ° A i‘? , rig ; 7 ‘ pres Jaunt to ay fors he eine Dundee in ir Sharpe hoxing referee, Ma Aas hes a . +g 4 SKIP home. ; Harry _ of j ? it T oO . xcus for « , srectier ani Nn: ro- y was that | recalling off the = Pohl. ie . i 7 , a - \\ t; : ; © “xecu ive ommi = Vana. IO retoue . was ]})) and , and t ae eth the | ’ rm to this country tse of the Motion Picture Exhibi- The New : .- onise were among those pe ils ’ : ha . : Bo ird Ware tors of St. L Ps ) , T) mia atc! > 7 a uP : ‘ borg noh Fede to voice their sent Ti ls. ome., Oct. 21 Rte ; = SB Ansisted that Dunds Disharment Advocated. eed to re tt } ’ . ‘t : :4 Dempsey yester- |». 0 Dg Abt rn to keep his pl “Sharpe spoke in favor of the bill ct with Jame ba } ; ee one e At the ti nz the need of complete *T)- *! : y¢ turn Je) 7h Ue tress! . City for a two .,., nny Wag quizzeq foreement of the rules of boxing exhibitions in|, ~ #ecepted and the m eed wrestling, now nezlected. He ™, Mexico City an ped Rit mend I a b Tha nes , ;, a aered been’ r) am ! Ana. 7 a ts " . Pro; ioters were mination of ' athle tes at - : : si tat io | iy? * } ow » ‘ , : , im SION Is i fallure financial- l« ; ,) . ‘ ‘ Oe .* ncn py ve sens thal] ; nto th spectators laps even , rs bed. use Football, a though he may be knocked we WHOUP liege garre, is ‘ , i= 4 - . — thi eh the rope . Ss : e& ina professional! ae oe S 6:70 . ‘ ou can guess the answer as Another Remedy. well as’ anyone els 1% HERE should never be an ‘ we ; UTT ’ occ as} on to enforce such Aa SLUGGING STONEC ER , Cc ruling as Muldoon has made. But OF SWEDEN TO COME as long as the present type of TO U. S. FOR BOUTS ring is permitted, with its ledge By the Ass Press mm Tg | | ' — "4 - — of 18 inches, fighters knocked nel . - Harry -“ q r) o@®, f cr mpion pu- backwards out of the ring will Kiiist of Swede Known as the eontinue, now and then, to fall Ra teipas se" pelo poet tter.” announced rie r'¢ t¢ ‘3 i* . Vid ” : tn th . r ; head first to the arena floor, at ed States early it 696 to ficht un- the imminent risk of being der tl aR Tex Rickard 1's a back into the ring in fighting . erlod, scorimg a touchdown . . ory a re overe Aa fumble and A °r i) position, when knocked through 4 , : th h +3 7. P ‘ rrorm ’ ICE men and then aro ped eon thee tt%e » . tne ropes. “ CLEses ts “0 he int defensive aetion for the re- floor of the arena or the floor of | mainder of the game. The Illinois- the ring. There is certain to be 'ans fought gamely but failed to/} a loss of time in either case, a8 score | Will st; f *,° k in ee sag , f.. | Moorlands Additio ' if the game An Ge to have Man- the Cardinals 1925, 1:00 P. M. ————— *llegiate”| (N othing Intermeg ate) / . * > a J Att ; as oe = a VY hasaai LA MAA. _. > EAP A: os It Makes the Old Bankroll See Double ‘Seven Burks for a Pair of Bucks) > Shoe to Wear h Wide Trousers Uf - Over ® SHOES for MEN ~ ___ Grand and Washingto Fe ee _— “See her off” or “ Meet her” reason of its many a'tractions for the feminine half of the world. One feature that has a particularly strong appeal is the complimentary tea every afternoon_on board the “La Salle.” oAfternoon tea on the “‘La Salle” [CHICAGO & EASTERN ae RAILWAY] % Chicago at the C. ®& E. 1., the route that fas become famous by Three Splendid Trains Daily The “La Salle” Leaves ®@. Louis 12:13 p.m. Arrives Chicago 6:43 p.m. A pleasant afternoon in Observation- drawing-room parlor car or free reclining chaircar—entertained by constantl¥ shifting scenes,the 6's hours en route pass altogether too quickly. Luncheon and dinner served in the dining car. Direct connections in St. Louis Union Station with fast north- bound trains from Texas. The “Curfew” Leaves St. Louls Arrives Chicago From Olive Street to Dearborn Street almost without realizing it. A straight track—free from curves and unusual grades. No jars and jolts—an all-night rest, sweet, refreshing, invigorating. Drawing-room Pullmans and chair cars comprise the equipment. The “Dearborn” 12:00 Midnight 7:40 a.m. 9:50 p. m. 7:00 a.m. Leaves St. Louis Arrives Chicago A non-stop train —The highest ideal in travel comfort, convenience and ex- pedience. A Lounge-Grill, serving midnight orafter-theater luncheons and club breakfasts, completes its otherwise perfect appointments. Easy-riding Pullmans over a smooth, prairie road- bed—with a quiet, restful sleep. For tickets, reservations end information, gall City Ticket Office, 322 N. Broadway Phone Olive 7200, or Union Station, Phone Main 4700 J. R.A. Ziegenfuss, Gen’! Agt., Cc. & E. ft. 452 Pierce Bidg.. 112 N. 4th St., St. Louis, Mo. Phone Olive 7200 El ss -_ | Fame. | spectacular nature on each } ———————— —_ — ee OUNT TODMITY ATHLETIC COMMISSION BILL TO ee ae High Schools to 17- Year-Old Fairmount Jockey Play Saturday's | Rides Four Winners in One Day .. Games in County Field, 2000, Available for League’s Opening, Saturday. decided that High School will County It has opening City ball been played at High School, The first game be- and Soldan be in the morn- games be next Saturday. (“entral will 10 second one, featuring the Roosevelt and Yeat- 2 p. m. how many of the S games will be played on field, since no prepara- made to put the gridiron in shape. field as it is now is almost too rough for the Roosevelt high team to practice on. The Maplewood gridiron.can be reached by the Manchester car line Maplewood bus No. 18, which boulevard. The tween played at The itle | man, will start at It is uncertain o'clock etween the county been tion has or the runs over Lindell stands will seat 2000, pecause only three sides of the field can be used for The eretofore been afforded an op} to compare their sc of rival Early indications point to a hard- fought battle for the championship the five schools. ——EE Home-Bred Dogs Win W. Va. Stakes Harder’s Uncas Lady First in Classy Field of Pointers and Setters. seats. afternoon double-header has an attraction, as it ortunity for many hool team with } 7 + elevens schools. arnmiong Special to the Post-Dispatch. POINT PLEASANT, W. Va., Oct. °1.-—-Although dogs from at least a dozen states in the Union were represented in the annual bird dog | Derby of the West Virginia Field Trial Association, the successful competitors are all owned in this State. The Derby finished yester- day was undoubtedly the classiest stake for pointers and setters un- ler 2 yeags old that has ever been | run by the association. The winner was the pointer Harder’s Uncas Lady, owned by E. C. Lawson of Huntington. Sec- on? place went to the pointer Greystone Jack, and third to the} .| setter Lewellin B., owned by D. E. | both - the latter coming Charleston, W. Va. The was a amt one for the dogs had numerous ee a demonstrate their ability class, but particularly in ne Lloyd, from stake to especially brilliant in her bird work, her points being of a very occa- sidn. Greystone Jack was unquestion-. ably the class dog and he displayed sufficient speed and range to show in any of the large Derbies of the season, but did not show so well on. -ame. UNIVERSITY CITY HANDS RITENOUR HIGH THIRD STRAIGHT GRID DEFEAT University City High opened its in the County High School season League with a victory over Rite- shutout ; | | | refulars on the squad, Capt. Leyhe, l’niversity City, kept the ball in Ritenour territory most of the time and put over three touchdowns Fullback Cella scored the first. touchdown early in the first quar- | ter. Leyhe accounted for another touchdowm in the third period by | running 40 yards around end to nour at Pershing Field. The score was 20 to 0. The defeat was the third straight for Ritenour, which was whitewashed by wood. With only one score, last year. U. City. Ritenour eg Seeen se YS a rs a zaha! it Leyhe (c.) SS ere > “in OP. os ott cee sas Se Rr Me H veh Orwig... i oa . Viet? Jenkins AE a ik ls Lindsa Hag@eman..... - A e Kul (ochs R.G .. Phala Davia os «aR Poertner RPee. .sdbacnun l.., a. BE Mahar { Smit! R. H. B tah f a yr ; Lyte Teuchdowns—Cella il Ctty). Davia | City lay he | (ity) a oints after touch A0wn——"e)) Cty Substitutions——Johnson for Devis, Boe ger for che Sprincer for Arink. Arink for Ce — Bra neford for Berger Officials—Kling. referee: Kelly. umptre | vation ger, former University of Michigan | ’ ‘ Tt ne of quarters—15 —_—_—__- ~+»-—-—- a PM a Mm i . POR A A Football Briefs FF oe ee ee ee ee i i Trish Levy, Tulame guard, playing his fourth season with the Louls fana team, is famous in Southern gridiron annals as the man who eannot. play until he has rolled the sleeves of his jersey above his el- bows Seating | the. League, The | The winner of the stake was. Clayton and Kirk- | of last year's | University City won the title | iand third on Another star on the team is Shorty Norman, 5 feet tall and weighing 128 pounds, who is the | smallest halfback in big conference football. Cc oach Bob Zuppke of the Univer- sity of Illinois, who Gave to the football hall of fame Harold Crange. all-American backfield star and expert at returning open- kickoffs for tovehdowns, has ‘ ings ————— taught his eystem of play to more | than 2000 coaches. A municipal football eoach, hired by the Department of Recreation to eoach sandlot elevens, is an inmo- in Kenosha, Wis. Herb Ste- «tar. now assistant coach at North- western University, as city gridiron coagh. has been hired! Jimmy Dillea, an Apprentice, Rode Weeks Ago—Has Probably in Five Months Than Anvy His First Winner Onl; Ridden More Winners Rider in U. S. 21 ee By Dent McSkimming. ter than that. } “Yes, I’ve done bet l've day—five out of five mounts.”’ Little Jimmy Dillea, 17 -old ri went about the business of getting into his street clothes apparently unmoved by the fact that he had just performed an unusual feat in winning four races at the new Fairmount Jockey Club track. | ridden five winners in one vear ding genius, His pals among the jockeys were quicker ploits than the day. “T'll that! mounts on ey - of to recount Jimmy's was the little hero say he’s done better rhan He rode the last four winners in Six day of the Aue | rora meeting,.”’ volunteered one ac- mirer. “And he finished second the others.” Teads TV. S. Por Five Months. ‘He's ridden more winners in a shorter space of time than any other jockey in America, or ainy- where else, I guess,” added an- other. = In response to questions, Jimmy himself said that he rode his first winner only five months ago, or on May 21, at the Maple Height track. Bill Schaefer was his moaxt that day Sinee that time, Dull has idden 133 winnes, 11 of them here at Fairmount. Arn average of 26 W ners er month ranks him as one of he leading jockeys of the country Unlike other experts in the ad- die, Jimmy did not inherit his abi! itv to ride None of his brot! s rides for the reason that he has no brothers He is an only son His home ts in Chicago and prior to two years ago he didn’t know the feel] of a saddle. * “I did my first riding two years | ‘ ‘. aro at Hawthorne,” scald Dillea “a JIMMY DILLEA. rode my first winner last May, so —— ——— that I have more than ‘six months of my apprenticeship remaining I THE NATIONAL PASTIME am under contract to Clyde N. Free- IS DISCONTINUED BY man and I will do my riding fo him.” PITTSBURG UNIVERSITY Dillea weighs 191 pounds, Is short By the Associated Preas but very sturdy. He shows none of| PITTSBURG, Pa., Oct. 21.—Base- the evidences of undernourishment ball has been dropped from the which mark the features of some of the riders, who desperately struggle athletic curriculum of the Univer- to keep down their weight He is sity of Pittsburg, according to an rugged and strong and cheerful. announcement made ty Graduate “You won't bounce up and down Manager of Athletics K. E. Davis any more like you did on Super Inability to complete a schedule King, now wlll you Jimmy?” called and the fact that the weather Is a friend from another end of the} usually unfavorable in PittsKure jockeys’ dressing rooms |'during the period in which the “TI just couldn't help it: I was in| games must be played, Wes given |such a hurry to get in first,” Jimmy .as the reason for dropping the replied with a grin sport. EL PRODUCTO Bouquet 10c straight NOE o- x s” Me: r may be cold, | the reception will be warm if Coach | mean | snow or Thistlewaite’s preparations He is trying available | ' anything. subs for the injured ““Moon” Ba- | ker’s place in the backfield and | may use either Gustafson or Ed- | Near Collinsville munds. @ On State e Highway W no's Michigan Plays Iilinols. What other games on Saturday's Midwest card may lasck in the pic- turesque, they make up in im- portance in their bearing on the | Western Conference title race. Con- Motorbas From Hotei Jefferses Electric Cares From Bridge / MAKE UP A PARTY FOR FAIRMOUNT TODAY are working strenuously to Only 3 more days! The GILLETTE Service Experts are located at the places listed below. These experts are here to show you how to get a perfect shave every day in the year. Bring in your razor Talk with these experts. They will show you how easy it is to obtain smooth satisfactory shaves. A free service to Gillette owners. See the Service Experts at these Stores: | Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. | 7th and Washington Av. Wal Company green Successors to Judge & Dolph 515 Olive St. Ww Successors to Judge 7th & Locust Sts. GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO. BOSTON, U.S. A. \ OO ae A TT Ee rte te ee Et . ETT ET BOE AE TE REN LEE I AO cee Rca 5

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eH a aaa WeUNODSVAY BVENING, ULLOUBENR 21, 1o¥zo ote Z Si. LuuIS POST-OISPATCH “7 “ | - _ i -”- vear on the varsity and -- >e able to play this |GOSLIN GETS ANOTEan a - a to eT sate hi te “WALK” WHEN , ae Billikens Keyed t p. rury was encouraging oa A genera! of Or Ou Ss Pikers Maul Freshmen. Re Sy emager eating ie Pre | Sammy Floun Reinstated To Piker Squad; Hopes Of Holding Ames Rise _a* 7 ; ; 7? & ASB TIiNGs ‘ wiv BN y' ‘ Dy ° pes ‘ar vas later Flynn to MIAMI Ar! Box Fuente. ‘smart ~* Health tt svour crear Drink and Bathe ip Nature's an TURKISH BATHS| BELCHER HOTEM FOURTB 4ND LOCas 21—F!reman * > ~ A yr boxer credited Fuente, Mexi: Fe .es here The self-propelled steered from the drivet so much favored amc that many of them are their own “cars.” The made craft mee b Dispatch staff photogré typical of the creatio genious St. Louis bo seen in almost every f hood. » | ale showed lower in Last Half Yale's drive in 1 ECO? , - ~ «A y- came ind J helievre Penn “will have to he even hetter than iimnst Vale Last Saturday to come ‘hrough the season with a clean «late ad ° —=—- \ _ ~ - ‘i. - SUCCESS TO BE. LASTING Bivee PPerrerri rTiitie od —~ ww .-— > , - ‘ 7? a _ T° : _ 7 ‘ " . . ’ , *Y ’ _ -_ ; ; ‘ a _ =, r : nN " e £ : e ‘ ’ ~~ © ~ > : . > > - + aed .» + - +? a. »» . : ‘ - > 2 yy + ’ : . : > : " ‘i? s a > ™ + ge @ . I« - . . . , , > ° . : . ; a ** . ’ ’ _ S THE. PERFECT MOTOR:.OIL ——_ es a8 a i> = - a ? ay - ~ @ we - = = —_ — > : J hae op Tel atss: = — det | eee ~ map ' iz Fast Is West. tn Foothall. Qs . - a > Western dale. -—* 4°oa Tit) Th} ore - — - a ee . . . > . . EAL AE I ILE De, PELE LE. Pp oc OO He “eo hm ~ 7 ’ . Western ideas rea crept into Eastern f i have been > and > hean Ss oa nes displayed ‘epted at their ‘a Weer he flr r a6 cpa tha frond Ss To - crarrts 7 > > > . ’ s#ea ; — ; j j : Be ‘mec * ™ ~ Al Mo a it ne & eievem a£ainst another 2oth playe | “" oF the en rr ~ ~ * o ~ -~ > | ‘ Sa lli¢c eame ‘ izn Sa naps ) ‘ Tiere? 2:4 — + ? _ “77... , } lit e different wa The West . ; 1% re + 7-H aA 2fts x where the Fast might str t : | ie re : tn , . > . > > ss ; ey. i * : 4 we . ee: ee Se Tay vee Se ee ee ee ee “ “ iefense. but roint hanges | is jhe mere orra’l ~~ * 2 ; - i i respective institu- ’ : | i+ - B i> en i ? *® *rTaez on lurn Bia, There is a growing tendency on the part of the motoring public to abandon the practice of buying lubricating oil a quart or two at a time. This custom of a few years ago has been discarded aS inconvenient and unsatisfactory — not to say extravagant. The most economical way to buy lubricating oil is in larger quantities. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) sells Polarine —The Perfect Motor Oil—in any quantity you may desire. Most users of Polarine are buying in half barre! and barrel quantities. ugh s ¢ ahead and atte | 2 eee — , . 7p OF CAR—35 inches wide by W ha n a » oh No eeggn . oa a . , , ; - “3 § . ; | 61 inches long. e suggest that you reflect on the convenience of , ed Roth A adi Meme — > CO -— FS we Ag ~ SIZE OF BODY—?4 inches long. having Polarine in your garage in larger quantities | > mee’ f- ; . CONSTRUCTION — Frame of : heavy channel steel. Fenders, hood. SPECIFICATIC Steelcraft “Bull Dog” T Has Real Truck 4 te Of. Cay ttn a te atte & We will be glad to make deliveries at such stated intervals as you elect; in this way you will never be without oil and in a year’s time you will have {. wood saved considerable money. But, be sure you get the right oil for your car. The old practice of ordering “oil” is like calling for a pair of shoes without stating the size needed. They may fit; chances are they won’t. Same way with oil. Buy Polarine in the grade made to At your car. consulting the chart at Any Standard Oil Service Station or At Any Authorized Garage for the cor- rect grade. Recommendation is made only after exhaustive study by our lubricating staff of trained and able men. The correct grade of Polarine for your car will thoroughly lubricate every frictional surface and add years and miles to the life of your car. But, drain your crankcase every 500 miles: thor- oughly cleanse your motor with Polarine Flushing Oil, and refill with Poiarine in the correct grade. This practicesaves your car and your money. and Lafavette as and the Penn-€C hicagco came a 50-50 prepe: itien. a a _ Dartmouth fateortte« > : , rene 4 * "an ft PIRATES HAVING TOUGH TIME PICKING EMBLEM FOR SERIES VICTORY “ ™ - . ra*ee ba prowess Commissioner Landis said Gay that $1960 to reward each able persenal e¢ift rates suggerted a ring. then it was. Gecidead a watch charm would be | preferable) Now they @on't know | has heen . What they want. Exactly as it holds its smokers,Chesterfield wins its new ones-on taste al and seat and body of heavy stamped automobile seel. THE SPECIAL SPRINGS (of «6 real. truck design) are of 4 highly ‘tempered steel permittung exceed- ing ease in operation s* well as ease in its ridimg qualities. FINISH—The radiator, hood, cowl. seat. body. wheels and ab working parts of truck are finished is baré Sa4ed ename.. EQUIPMENT—The pedals are ad- justable for from 3 to 10 years ef age Start at On to Lar All Subscription Ord Acceptance or Rejection radiator cowl,

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_—_—- ————— e VP see . ai, nd OCTOBER 21, 1925. “WALK” WHEN THiryre STEAL HIS mr rie By the netidiet wen. to realize WASHINGTON, Oct “* 7 . é i. * OoTi¢ ’ ; 1OFflln = | %) , ° ‘VSEING outfielder or a Ww, « . ,* " “ iSshingto Senators, gets hi Of season &s well : ae Hi Ss aUut - > t« nen +} Big hen he Tscovergs . : : 7 : . a oe re i? ey ris * figs rose gry . na ti : ir different Erumble than ‘wall rk_ag " - * Welk in a bal! fam hen ‘AT vas recovers d a = eer The : i,er w hours ee Health is sour &Fireman Drink and Rathe tn wae “nest Salphur VW ater onderta, a sacx FURKISH BATHS . ‘ Ee ~~ Vw typical of the creations of in- genious St. Louis boys, to be seen in almost every neighbor- ates hood. ae i ‘ i} a Y ait °$ rg 4 . tf 3 ¢ i SRY Va oe A PR LT, EE SEE) BIE et > eT RE Ecntcces hah will Galea manly boy. A juvenile reproduc- SPECIFICATIONS: ” | 15 Subscriptions Are Required, each for a term of for delivery within the St. Louis district bounded * Steelcraft “Bull Dog” Truck—Dump T . jabeer! st Mack “Bull Dog’ eeicra u og ruc mp ype six months. Subscriber to pay the established as follows: tion of the famous ac u g Has Real Truck Springs delivery rate of 50 cents per month. No extra Mississippi River on the East Truck, with a loading capacity of 200 credit for longer term subscriptions. Grand Boulevard on the West saline andl including even a dumping SIZH OF CAR—25 inches wide by FENDERS—Double crowned heavy ner , Cass Avenue on the North . ve hi h dd th ll th t the $1 inches long. steel. New Subscriptions Are Required from — Chouteaa Avenue on the South mechanism which adds a ri ' a : — ~ ™ >, _- a ‘ Ww a7 e SIZE OF BODY—2é4 inches long, RADIATOR AND COWL—Heavy not now reading the Daily Post-Dispatch, " ¢ : r ? ae la ae eal | ii boy can get from no other vehicle. . 14% inches wide by 5 inches deep. stee) stamped itn distinct Mack type purchased from newsboys or newsdealers or de- Nor within the East St. 40UuIS district south oO There's fun and service in the ownership of a | CAPACITY—One-tenth of @ ton = crEERING WHEEL — Malleable livered by carrier. Micsouri ait ell Sf ee Steelcraft “Bull Dog” Truck. There’s wear-re- . (200 pounds.) iron. SPECIAL MECHANISM for : : , A B Gi | Ma Earna Steelcraft Truck— vce cra 9 “ 8 d bI £ f | CONSTRUCTION — Frame of raising and lowering body of truck DAILY Subscriptions Are Required—S u bserip- ny Boy orulr y , sisting service and dependable performance for heavy channe! steel. Fenders, hood, INSTRUMENT BOARD—With de- tions for the Sunday Post-Dispatch will not be Offer is open to boys and po all = See the boy owner, even though he use it rou hly. Tadiator and cowl, seat and body ik ceili ; ay , F atter of convenience. identified with the sale or distribution of the Fost-i/is- ; “ 4 of heavy stamped automobile steel. ota —— ered gph deilgnfi errs on hoth Daily patch, and who live within the St. Louis city carrier deliv- For the Steelcraft 18 built to survive the ard , THE SPECIAL SPRINGS (of ® = 41) Gare OF BODY—Special de tation éditiogs ery limits, including East St. Louis, Edgemont, Belleville. knocks of the vigorous boy driver. = e of & } hly . _ : . , _— —_ . —oe at sna nit City inois nd Maple- . . +. inmipered ctecl’ utes eaepe- =e venlet,, ates ee Te a “ mew This Steelcraft modehksells at retail for $30.00. °¢ FINISH—tThe radiator, hood, cowl, with contained roller bearings and scriber’s responsibility and reserve the right to Boys and girls who live in other towns and cities where for it during spare time ; Seat, body, wheels and all working l-inch rubber tires. Enameled red accept or reject any subscription order at our the daily editions of the Post-Dispatch are sold and deliv- - . * Perts of truck are finished in hard with yellow stripings. option. ered by local newsdealer, may take the Enrollment Blank baked enamel. WEIGHT—One in a box, i117 ’o the local dealer and obtain necessary supplies and in- SS ss SS ST SSeS >) : EQUIPM ENT—The pedals are ad- pene: comes rs (SRS nese coe RESTRICTED DISTRICTS— Subseription orders structions, or mail the Enrollment Blank to the ST. LOUIS | 4 ae for trom 8 te 10 yeare of a go ee will not be accepted under the terms of this offer POST-DISPATCH, Circulation Department, St. Louls, Mo, | ENROLLMENT LANK | age. wheel. ee I S ¢ ni} I i | POST-DISPATCH | Start at Once and Be the First in Your Neighborhood | 8 smn to Earn a Steelcraft Bull Dog Dump Truck ae Send instructions for getting a Steeleraft ‘‘Ball Dog”’ I understand, fully, that all orders are subject to your acceptance or rejection. All Subscription Orders Are Received Subject to Acceptance or Rejection at Our Option. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i= if O iT S ip Liccerr & Mrens Tosacco Ga Bring or send the Enrollment Blank to the Post-Dis- ily Post-Dispateh—wheth hased patch Circulation Department, St. Louis, Mo. read the daily Post-Dispateh—whether pure from a newsboy, newstapd or carrier. I am not identified in amy way with the sale or distribution of the Post-Lspatch. te Pg PO et eg ae > 3 é OO re Terr rr ry = =— ae —-— ag _—< a - eo — Oo ~- as

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.f , WEDN oc ee 40 STLOWS POST-DISPATEH = — -_-—— - —_— — — ——_—— —-- —- o—_——-— ~DEMURRER FILED IN SUIT ILLINOIS JAIL DELIVERY, LED TOBACCO COMPANY CLEARED >OST-DISPaTCGy | r yim HE K— Ae __PRoTOrT.AY ee HOTOPLAY THEATE! ADVERTISEMENT es COLD WATER NAPS MAKE ‘How Doctors Treai OYSTERS 6000 IN‘R’ MONTHS BY MAYOR OVER INCOME TAX BY BANK ROBBER, FRUSTRATED OF ANTITRUST CHARGES | WANT AD Rape poo. = ~ = +. 2 Res ny etme - 5 ee : TODAY S ‘ - ° 4 Danger of Typhoid Bacteria is Collector Koeln Asks tor Dismissal Deputy Sheriff Siams Door When Nothing Unlawful in Sales Policy | Seli¢ Agate. per ‘me a . ’, a | 1 | FRATER ; Orcered to Permit Prisoners Complained of by Trade | ’ ne ‘mains at Tes . Maz a ow Py : *h * ow Pe ; . (oysters ez o sleep in ‘Ol A demurrer was filed today by By the Associated Freas. By e Aspeciates cress ae Chut 9 : ‘ + x ‘ . 3 4 4 , "Ss OR’ iz [Il Oct. ?21— -o * - a a + © INDEX ~s . 5 7 ; > * eo. water Not only that but, Lil City Collector Koeln ‘o the suit of MURPHYSB ~ ; NEW YORK, Oct. 721.—The ; a cold ome Mavor Miller to recover $408.23 An attempted wholesale jail deliv- American Tobacco Co. was today paid under protest last ery. led by Jim Overstreet, Okla- » (em Pp a 7 som 2 “ | 1 Reduced During the on Cronrnd No Cause for | , > 4 ie ? fi 1 ~ fh} S af | Hibernating Period. Action Is Stated. to Escape. Commission. x “4 ae F Masonic eee j ia a nai » 1090 Seer ' by the United States Circuit Court ae . a : , M rs Grend and ‘Arerme’ jeri Nealy, Tenor ' ; m hront ynsilliti 2 7 vrought ou t an month on his 1920 State income€| phoma bank robber and confessed . uited States C aa — ee" _ Monti . . a os - oon ur ais. : ' i I LO S, ~# - ; and Clal N “n° Page ee / oe Seopa t wate is a a ee , : The Mayor had refused to = f + BO k of Appeals of charges of violating cr Notices sn ) 5 | , 3 Eastern a — ; x4 : +» . . . ’ . «4 -_— . P . - - F " ‘ , rr r » > c ‘ er t ve n +. in ; . ihe . robber OF & Umer © . the antitrust laws in refusing to >. p Ari | . > ASHLAND , AU ca Sn in Be 4 - ; _ é ae tent a rified nvention of 1 American Pub! navy until then, asserting the in- iain setae aren Geena fs wren . — | wal ‘ Lt S520 N Newetend i COMMANDMENTS” ' 4 | xe? ve She sane = slice 2” a] Healt} oci ion at jn 1 Statler me tax law was unconstitu’iorna! meso “Ses ‘4 . ’ : - ee ; 4 sellto wholesalers who delivered its | wT GATE tw M . rv ae '». :' — oe Thi nnolent habi us. in that it did not permit deduc- here Monday by Deputy Sheriff product to retailers at prices show- || onsecutive tim , aries | we - » of AUBERT » Constance Talmadge : hota Ya pected since 1910, it was ateq tions for certain losses He paid l’ave Holder, it became Known to- |iess than legitimate rate of profit.. AY. . | . “ Aubert and Faster’ || ROM FARIS " , | ane cae ce : in a paper read by Stepher rather than incur additional penal- ) The action came before the + iy —— . ag , yeh ize, of the od land Health ties and a suit to collect. ve t, who is serving a 25-/court as a result of &n order en- ta BRIDGE a er oe sp ats a “ ai Department, but its purifying ef- The demurrer asks that the suit year term in the Oklahoma state tered by the Federal Trade Com- | , “oaks for Sable.” pe pf ‘st interference ¢...4 recent discovery he dismissed, as no cause for ac- | penitentiary and was brought herq mission in March, 1922, in a pro- _— Nat fridge foemedy - News | ! | 27 ify hy — — . ther” The issue ‘ somewhat be. tion is stated It is understood ped ase witness in the Dowell, ceeding against the Wholesale To-' ane ALL STAR CAST y - * ‘ ters ee a ee louded f he lawman when hes Frank H. Haskins, attorney for (lL), bgmk robbery case, met Hol- |bacco and Cigar Dealers’ Associa- CHEROKEE | in Th PRESYMAN a Sygen Sae + fi. ‘ —T this sleen as “the slowing ‘lector Koeln, will contend, when Gé@! t the jail door, pointed a .32 |tion of Philadelphia, the American . " e sEavi t as - aa ie Ce “: aa sana 1 a salit automatic at him andl or-,Tobacco Co. and the P. Lorillard 2716 Cherokee St “THE TRON HONK! the demurrer is argued before Cir- : ‘ .I™ , , ~-—-- = =. —— - _——* vi oman POLO f I t ne ieria whichn ¢ uSs* : Amundsen Calls on ¢ oolidge. ce = —_—_—_———- ane DANIKLS in TUR HtRRY! al : . ‘ovster twvn : , témic le Ry the Associated ress | on ’ ; Parris errim, i4i., “We see nothing unlawfu LM ' - cm _. ’ ot" + = v's p+ ‘ 4 ; —s Ww SHINGTY* mN f yor " » . ve uth recs ntlw convicted of hol = en SE: 32 a : D hy DE ONTE | om ', | iid. Wild bet | ek, ‘ Treo i~— I | i >| - . > } ’ A . 7 - , , rd “— e 4 ] poiicy pur sued. the rui.ng de- re: ‘ manne 5620 Delmer faa ver Sake — TODAY—5O0c, $1, $1.50 : ak de ' — , ald Amundson, the Norwegia and Thomas Reese of DuQuovin, | clared CNDE ; Cc. , | : 4,44% Line i bhai — F aae . — . Petes - . . a - as h ( _- sad tony ‘ tas2% ard and lb ae o —_———— ~ heoe Aataetenta. A %.. you ever tried. rh _— GRAVOIS ; Alleen Pringle. ong 3 DE LUXE (ranted Separate Trial. - | na rmined how Over- merer). August a a’ Tearle ~ e Ww > — 7 ’ ™ > T 4 "2 «ys a = a4 Ss Ww ‘ Ad slir ner in’ tho ; 2 . . UDC it Jefferson @ Graver * Mestic” Amateurs SHOWS TONIGHT we, oe nae a slr ae gg wees ; jail cps READING LF - worid ov - f ei i bat ate : ud ru Oct 19 1925 at &-40 BEE Richard RBarthelmess . 3 KING ' % va) naicted 1 t. m™ K ; vy keep house without it. It’s sim- nt 1710 N. Jefferson “SHORE LEAVE” AND HIS GANG IN — . \ ian ee 1) entuckian tn East St. Louis Hos- ple and cheap, but the wav it ¢ ate lta Brent par | pital With Fractured Skull: hold of a eough will soon earn velyn B ill. Baapie a — ——_——_—- - Tt sb 55 .- pd + “ate. Bettce trom GC LLEGIATE —— co RN ne Fre cj . Peg n? our dear Kingsland : Texas” and “The ; - isier, 31 ort ’ lo . : ight Kills Foreman. permanent piace in your home. rrandmother sieter ond aaa. age 57 6457 Grevols ‘+ Overiand Limited” ' ’ te) CG jen ’ | Gwynn Dougherty, 98 years old nto a pint bottle pour 2% ounces. _ Bemains will be wm state at home Lg -~ sit . ' — , t . a4 ow — — _- ‘, - Tr: " , = , 7 eS =? \ Ul aver UD . I? } ) a Th ' =e . ‘an. Ky... secti : inex; the ain granulated Me = ut Percy Marmont in : ion Ran a : . ay. © : * . . . sua i 2 . : 4 nence Ss: , S145 Perk Av FORGOTTEN MEN ; molasses A to St. Jum ns gee : , NIGHTS rm Fallon Par Un gen a aes _— honey, or corn syrup, instead of sug tte ; AGNES AYRES in Leading Thestre of Stleum ~' poe eo gaa a ae ote at | ae Soh ee ee dates, .* Lafaye ; “Tomorrow's Love” : t S:io ’ - os was ee = ei Pine ihe. as “is. i¢ syrup. rither Wav, it tastes good, 31643 S&S. Ieffersen “The Brass Bow! to $2.59 valued 4 ] m iiss sis ruc oy. an Illinoi Centra never spoils, and gives vou a ful! : pen a A ins — DELMAR AND LYCLIO : ous , wore — me rain hy, wh an | a one bids c ne gi : “ e a “aia 29 | —~ : omas Meichan in a1 im) vi 1 7 int $ sO.) & a 4 T - oe »2s e's ni od a ~ ‘ i +4 a & . 4 ‘ Ja L >: 3 . + fe *@¢*¢ wr, > : — ° " . : 2 ; : . &. _ " ‘ . ¢ é ' Meets rad : 4.iCclais, times its cost. Remains in state at Mat | ee - a e-law abd Grand & Uedert FOUND HIMSEL?I” CHARL SPOOKS a on brads MI: Po} “og ae ee OS ae "ee E ES CHAPLIN nd the Canary Ail , = 1} Li - 0 a" : ‘ us . -y, e - es & as A bid . ‘as it ‘« really wonderfy] - uick y nue inti! = 7 LYRIC MAURICE: ; —"" ) With LEONA LAMAR t pol atythe time of Ail ims I n t K reading a let this home-made remedy conque! oug! om, Olive, FLYNN in The Girl With 1000 Fve« ; : . -usually in 24 hours eng " —_ her mothers bh Moust seen All ——— Knows All penetrate throug | Jive. Dl. Friday Oct. 23. at 19» m. , tn Sicth and Pine “HFADS tr” “T = es! Ta ‘srted his in Bl urt. ¢ wrest | oe ‘WANSON HE GOLD RUSH BEGINNING NENT SENDAY SIGHT Pwo Killed When Train Hits Truck. ak Reo wae eS oom, OC) | phieem heals -?) met ; wae MAFFITT GLORIA SWA’ Dally Thereafter at 1°30. 3:30 and 8:50 the Aasetinted Weeen rtn fenty-fourth ‘re s. afenn lt, oe "Splendid EPA LRD— Entered into rest on Mondar Aise HUNTING BIG GAME pe rgoat sae niga Belleville, a sect! | mat tickle, hoareencen, croup, bres: | BiChund “ints taeda tas a 2n12 N. Vandvter ‘ “The Coast of Folls IN THE ARCTIC MOLINE Two Se ; : a rem : be | ‘ ne arse) - croup. oFron r rh rd im Schmidt) of 3109 , GLORIA SWANSON CORLEY- i oe ARS gS eS 8:45 a m end 10:00p m my et in . : : Manchester | in Ss} ome: | . LNe@ stree Sis € a Yea R E S Pestalozzi ged yaar Olive at Grand “Steele of the Royal Week of Sunday, Octaber 12 2841 Pestaloss! Mounted on Comedy — —== THE WOODWARD PLAYERS Iw ALL-STAR CAST “THE HAUNTED HOUSE” ia voaL> Matinees Wr. San Thurs... Sat... zm ‘ Week: “Cebra.” ALL-STAR CAST ‘ —— in “A SON OF —~ , a 'GRANC ofers HOUSE) [it A. M.—/4 DOROTHY GISH in ny = Sa TH ial fhe i one | _ MITZI AND ROYAL DANCERS ° ° Mary YPickford in Seven Other Bic Acts a iC “LITTLE ANNIE PHOTOPLAY. “SPEED wap? 's : ; Ee Dvn vitittttt pti Heretofore, Travel Accident Insurance Policies, less liberal in terms. have been offered to readers of other St. Louis newspapers, but the poliey hold- er had to subscribe for the newspaper offering the policy, and continue the subscription in order to keep the insurance in force. —_— This Post-Dispatch offer does not require that you subscribe for any news- paper, so the risk of lpsing your insurance following a stopped subscrip- tion is not present in this offer. Your dollar, accompanied by the applica- tion clipped from this advertisement, completes the transaction. . Geo. Cartrry SENSATION dian Pacific. 420 Lecust St.. St. Lowa, “THE KNOCKOUT” | (SS WHITESs—s5*. FLACKS Mo Telephone Main 5°73 or i7' ‘ . : » . =P ‘ ! Al RIT» 41% STC.,uT ie Bao Freight arpty Cc. 3 Di ckrveger ‘ LILLIAN ‘and a VIDNMWIMT ~ FP Vy =tart« 17 3% E xchange Bids.. s*. Lowts, Mo. Y GISH in | “ROMOLA”™ , | Sherer pens mtn — a Every day oar ships aetaiatiaiatiae einai. . Miacmen ere steaming acreses twee eceanse yee ene seen — Money wanted or money to loan “THRE TEN . —eace the Pest-Dispatch wa COMMANDMENTS” ; i itn mt pages First Shew 6 Oleck ae . i : Madce > in “THE IRON HORSE” CEMETERY LOTS P. Te > ot? “at | Mail or Bring This Application Today With $1.00 to the Post- i ‘ame to oak” Gua 7 Dispatch Insurance Bureau, St. Louis, Mo. a = | | | PERSONAL -_ =< ——— ST. LOUIS SYMPHONY -RUDOLPH GANZ, CONDUCTOR— OPENING “y CONCERTS —ODEON— : FrRt. AT 3 _ BUY F553 NOW! TICKETS . Pa RQUer. ‘Sia: Saaee an 2 $1 . os . "DORE s. e250. TELEPHONE OR CALL OFFICE—302 ODEON BLDG. SOME GOOD SEA tween 10 to 70 years, may each a policy upon payment of # Miron rhavet pUnEAU. Oc UUTUUTOGYOQUOGOOOUULUET LO 04 AS UUOTEOUUES A SEENOEEPORUUUUGANASSGREMEEEEEUUUONALNNNS"” ee ee ee ; : Meiteurne "Mimcet, Grand st tandell | nd Samm I eertify that I am more than 19 rears of age. and less than 79 rears of age, that I am neither deaf | -_ blind and that I am not crippled to the extent that I cannot travel safely in public places, and I berm : COMING EVENTS v aprpiv for a $5090 00 Travre! Accident Polier ln the Federa) Life Ip 7 . . C ———— ay, = ace 11] | surance Company, issued through — The St. Louis Post-Dispatch. divi, . | Automobile Trips and Tou Mth and Clintoes Woodland ALL.&TAR CAST In ; “TUK TEN 5015 Gravels Av. | COMMANDMENTS” 5620 DELMAR ——————_—_ |i} BEBE RIVOLI-NOW | fs pawieic.. “WILD, WILD SUSAN” —ee § Pe. , “Youth for ASIaRatese cuba. Sale” ‘hreagh POST-DISPATCH waNrs. wicx MARY PICKFORD ™ ANNIE ROONEY” Starting Set. Chartle Chaplin in “THE GOLD eUsH~ A : ’ as id i hol ’ ©: rule ; irs Fall Name -... re ea ere © eo we ee eoe@weee eee © ee **-e . eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee This Policy int Name Plainly and ‘tz ' Is Not Sold ee é ad) ere ee eee eeeeeeeeeeee ee © eee © & eee eee eeescceces eee s State Place of BE. 9 ns-citindinendmsdbeininnieiiieen ss ke ere fC eee eee ee ee ee Geese eG © © © ee « ee tt Occupation SASS MAS HPO SSS SSS SHHHSHOSSHHSSSO ESS Ss SOSOS 66S SOSSSOO SSS OS ODES OS 6 O60 sE8 66S See Ce sese eoee eee The Motor Travel Bureau ee ae P OT ok thie wen EAt 7 _ S . a. Write below name and address of person to whom you want insurance paid in case you are killed; othe? oP a? fear iremaportation te 4 Bene fici . a Mefbeurne Bor ne ciary TOSSS SHS SHHSSH SHH HEH HEH H SHEESH HE SHOTS SOSOS Bee seseeeesesceos Relationship. ........me+-+-+++++00000@ — Lindel) @pac. (Name only one) The Motor Travel Bureau Beneficiary’s Address. Dine eeeeeeeee e e e e Pee EN Incorporated LT ee = ene ———— a ee A car trepepertaiies & NOTICE—WNot more than one will be issued to any one < = | i sate and anes | Date of Birth o veces cecedceccsccceOR® Ebebteedeéocescesonsennt ye Incorporated Fe TT TTT TTTTUTTTOOTTTTTCTFTTOUUTTUUcn tect lccrUUUMcUUUUnlvTUUUUCUTTUOUCOTUUTLMTOOTUUU ATUL TTUUUTNTOTTTTTINTTTMTITTTTTTTTTTII TT POOMMMINIANANNNNANNNNNNNNNNNUNN409000000000000000000000000000000000NN =]

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WEDNESD OCTOBER ~ ogy ———— Leto a et, -ARED “OST-DISPATCH s Policy Selig Agate. per line; Trade order en- | rade Com- in m pPro- SB line. Count four for box address ae office | | FIVE ordinary words usually ' i f Associa-| — __ CEMETERIES bp American » Lorillard ev the Ameri- protect its Nierest of with a monument --—— | Except the following: Situations Ww yy ae | he Re anted _ -+ -20¢ ~ 8 | : a Eee Rent. Rooms a n ) tnd today Personals Od ste ee esse BO ded down | M. ‘ical and Totlet’ Articies.40¢ menit Court | a aes o] aur © Menti ngs s! an Peclal N, otle an : Vi) latir & i S h . : - . ee || Sasc.eose a easing to we AY . YPE 400 ; : . PwaBCr wv NTS @€livered its | soLIp AGATE--—3 times ices show- vnsecutive times. 2e: 30 of yrof a meow times Se. | DISPLAY 3 times Ic line: hefore the secutive times or more, fc ine in care of this Sleaale To- | ae 9 wf! in the yr ae. Drehmann-Harra] “320 UNION B Forest 4784, (og) rs , 1 \ ANLEMEVER —Sultdenty y on a ‘ , at 7 » m.. John H rr) “ be : hae . e ; icine , 61 M “ he Re : ~ A _ fenic Lo. ‘er 7 rue 5 nea iy es ' = 1) y, A mas A Lllemeye } rier i! or Fra 1. ay nr ‘ rd of this be > ne saturday “8 Drevin ing cough 43; N fae an ps ia funeral ~ > a ira Triuke ver re vou ever! Cemetery oo dee a vue. to Bt. Peter Lauls Mailers’ Union a a amilies, the. : BKENT—~—FEr te red . . = .atZsono — Fir’ ered an tbe Subu (nee Martini dear sister of ie ter of the la a Mrs @ar daughter in ia Sunt. in her ‘ Puneral on 1 Ge 59446 East» AVeT tery ; wALsB—On Tue Ja ** ,* of the la wk and cle ar alah and M > iT LOVIS ‘ mt ar DisPa rou Se —————— as AE Mage CARFENT ERS & é INSTRUCTION. _Ast sted | 7 ' - oom bl now firm Aas neipful Saal FRATERNAL NOTICES WMiasonic xx Vieetinas. a Eastern o> | WANTED) SPECIAL NOT i is " ‘ : Pherson av. CARPET CLEAN'G—UPH’'LS’G MPL OY M W AN T 3 MEN, COYS FURNACES, HEATING, ETC. MISCELLANEOUS — —--—--. ence unne oomeary: ~ ; . _ al 4) - eu ‘a eucrres Dept I a 6 ) } i. on ila Waeenhing oo ' : . SALESMEN ' SALES SM " 4 . ; is ‘ —— . Jimewer [eve opment: aeli 4 ; Ri Aooewtee ~e atte of the new giact \ " . " . “ : ‘ eae? bia . . _ . , ’ ry ’ vs - ialtré eaperience wun ecomary. get in sow See Mr. Coff, os VAN x i ~ mite ' Jf : | . SALESMEN Ww anted a a YOUNG MAN—Aged 25 or over, of oor , nnears promo’ erta hieh-class salesmen. Exten: : whe Pia i? = + this ' 1 ’ adve rtised Florida prop- chanical wor! \pply Phu osition, Experience unneces- i mle ; atit i : o AkewaTt : — , Yee Fine,’ cory. We give you the train- DOs STIC Tee (“«) ne. Comedn and talk it over @AILKOAD TELEGRAPHERS with Mr. Van Sickler or Mr. 7 « es lust Murphy 1 . | -t JLOLLY WOOD-BY-THE-SEA, == 312-314 Areade- Bldg. (el4) PARTNERS WANTED CA = a LIESMIEN ER Wtd = | | ea 1 ! | ' Ve vi! te ot ook ——s je ‘Tuy! ‘must have $130. Foret| Drawing Account : ¢ 7 . ' \ " : ey) on - Nim i S. 9 Goat 2 i View — - OTT ssion arte ; ' f th tt comp ete selling vane. 1} : erat ne ' Levle and sell pron : ; t* *pnere a“ : ts ; . i bull’ nes » : ; nun hers More than i , , a‘tracted te thie prop - to stoop fram 1 te @ a . j : : . Usual opm rt ‘'~ wnt ro@anect« fry bie season te ieee ane pte et . : we pone use a few more of the yASSERS ANT) & i BET! BUTL7 ‘TOME AND MORT- r ia the man to ere if you a owt AGH OO) -" — ‘ er-mak , ry ropers S117 910 «* eteon 4g (¢) | i's VY an M bat ‘ 7 ' . -% 4 os & AT represent Crowell ' " : Cc” ; ’ . ac rt Far "an direct ~ : : sai $0 per week p- . 4 ‘ mir get r Pram ' Flare ot to or@an(te : li here t™ “ . tr . r noany 2272 Laclede ry ‘ i* : , . . “ : - . | ico ee " as he , ~ 301.1 TTORS A REAL OPPORTUNITY » Qe ‘ , , wit honse f . a. A. By. . To Make Big Money ng new | Eduestional | 7 - We have « very attractive «wo ‘ton, nm ‘ * w (yr : vy nie ¢ , os Prsemt _~ al? leads —- ling z- * © Vv ’ “ - a 7 ~e ©3@Re HIRE™ ewe rERY ASSOCTATION., TIA-TIS Poder Ptidg. Tth and Market. tod) git goleh,nowetel SALESMEN | rr? ‘ a s .¢ ? ramtacr 2) PINTS Hiow ‘en have you heard that Tom oS Ie or am Wtillame hae inet made & Bi. & Wo? Seb ,. a — ee , s 1A re or toore thie week Hlere . . . ehane if you can epeak the Men of Ex pera) tortie: tancusse and will follow inetrue wr a De WJ Ld = Be ~ one wW will show you hew you can @ » Tom J r Sam Wille — TD nor ky | “rr ke | ~ tems Is rue WAT Co a! eee The hiortda Helghta Development Ce. sales ability and reason « developing Silver Lake Terrace. In- 2 _ , ¥ estorms make ten times their mon his financial resources as ex u“ : M Martie ee new oo tan clusive distributors Frecently | $50 Jost week. FE Selomes nas oxereare . er. 34 > om the a*® rn wee . Ser - perfected oil burner for homes, rR. O05 Ianters Bidg. (ed) ° . ~ - « - eo Tne crn tse apartments an d industrial OMEN. G! ilants A idres SOT Securil * yoo WTD. —W we RLS pan ‘ , = (RESS+Re -len mast be peat end Bidg., St. Louis, Mo (Co H1% Victoria Bldg A4DOUKRESSERS (‘apatle of addressing “1600 - om oer dag from ecard file Ap : \ Wright. Lane’ Bryant. 6th and {£2 SALESMEN WANTED Lorne : See ; i A! LA her | eitat y ‘ ‘ . ' ' a Yl, a . 3 +¥ : . mal : sacred F AWit tel ration ‘'Yy “ALESMAS 2 & ; sais must be ler 40. with @ jong ex = inf ton, betel Hands i 7 . - les : in on > Wo . . oe : wit : . plen . tut i We are in need of a number - “t ‘etaile of vie by ne nie of thoroughly experienced em - - : sewers on coats and dresses; FER ROUTE \ LES MAN Ke a steady position, good wages for - y. . R——Fx perience = 3 those that qualify. Aply em- Li _ and no Lost ployment office. ath floor. io | KLUNES ° 2 ' . rté¢ ‘rt ' »” aie ~ . ~~ ' , 08 5 Washington (ce) ° | \ .. Me f v? cs biz ; , ia 6 Ot es S, B! a Gin ix pe rienerd., 1123 was -— enue a thes WY amliitiy robe Printing Co ler « 3 Prvat | i NA PERA TORS . : » Ve aa “tv f work: jaranteed ’ , . . ~ - , werk eaiery. New ork km! VFN - 3 ° ‘ : . feo? 7 © NJ on ren tTuet “iL : ‘t) ——— vo ‘ Tielila au pei’ "4 «= tie ’ we ’ *) , , her ® Log s Jute : A meig ss Jel fe rect ' ' ; atore Weheter as . . 2 . , raul J VW ere r ua v ‘>’ i ° ie p>. m. today, st is : om ; , - . w oe ee “ wile girl toe kee « snlary « ~ ‘iret floor work: twe is tatmily ‘ss + 14 eure lhemt 1 eSMAN-—With Ford tie ¢ required Forest $151. a” it 7 : pat ‘ oe , . a* be - asia , s: good : “* = me ra " oo «+e whe a _— Tt. ; : i. ee work fermen oF : at *'‘s efit : he - wef ao Ome 4 in fern'iyv: no . ’ “ . ve 4 m.*t ay 6S ace. . 7? ure nied A 7 > sfiernecee ant ' ; Sey . cre oft one wre 7 - . . aie errn) hore ae he e , 7: a. : coo s‘ate ave aer 40 and sper ence . revious employ megt ont give shene necessary ApDly \a ee a ee ™M ry ‘) : . se" : - Se = - * : : _ nT + VA ff AK tei nis - - = ; wy os ' Ree W.4e0 Post Veet) «© ; Fe 4” , wow ; . af ” > ; nase tee St. I * meth, ef or yacanes | DINNER COOK—Moot be good : r) : ’ T ee ey si ~*~?) q - 1ocy N +: bee business and oth t metus bi wv ae wh food preparatict Pork “ oO. Pus oe imMEX—With eelling shitty; cae ORE abe ae ~Neat ear t-» i. - $75 'o » SELF Der weea oe ma me ’ : ’ : : 7 ty : ad c ; ‘ erehins to autom on 4 a 4° Pg 4 DRYs a ‘ a en gro ng OTeaHisete . : ecvustem @ork ony. 801 Cantery *e teach vou bow te ell. Gall mer 438 Piamters Bids E — - re watt a*vV.—Por . a at Tie rates en Thie ie the harvest eeason of ‘he Girt s- fol — , oo" r ee year make dla monev between now ad aant .: | Eaceae wt Wile. “seliergtn tant Gre | GTRt—_Poe a if mm “Ty 1] wig s@7t rT + @ e? : 4 ‘vols. Thureday. § a. m. to 1D m (e) wages 9044 , Ne peas Fa, 7 * e ue ’ tic hy -_ PARE LOT OE BOOTIE Ee EO. OS

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> on : par 122.415 AUTOMOBILE Want ads last year—43,441 MORE than the TH = E other St. Louis newspapers | COMBINED “®@ tg ee a a SIRE A U T OM O BIJ L eS eS ) GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEW'LD God oe | = 2. ot he ' — | Se 2 es Wanted to ) Mire a Sale Oo ———_ ——————— = f UNION’S | EACHA! NGE g gee haha won poennah Bian SKER ILI, lumn, | hee prick at 38005; MAXWELL 1925 COUPE | a: , —— erfu Southeast (orner of-S are LE arkeg Naima sD Rau ay Nee : 3 | Say a f Wanted . ee used for damovetraton e : Buy Rec nditioned Furnitug | Doan at | | | | , O lORTLES wea | we wrecking ety TOON ~ row quipe | Pileasul S ‘s Heaters -.- $5.90 and $1 ' ) gt 7" | ' 4 , un At naition. | ;. ie e Se eo : atm “Ss er mravs, GIRLS , wie HELP WTO. NELP WTD WOWEN ‘GIRLS COAL, COKE AND wood “ | U i OQ M. O IR iILe > a wl = fete ‘ Brass Lhe ix Tus matt in talk A | > ® Coal HKanses iLien Why Delay W he Although most people buy a used car for transportation, it’s a fact that they expect to get = jaye Reed Rockers '» . = aa. . of Pen assur out of it. The pleasure comes from taking the fami! v out fora spin without the grief ofa yg at Portable Phonograph . CLOTHING Ral ‘Shy, B10 Haston. Lindel! | new Racine cord tires, new Duet otor | fauitvy motor or other trwnbles. No automobile is perfect. Even brand-new cars must be adjusted fpguaeee Dining Tables | , , time to time until they run smoothly. When you buy your used car, the thing to do is get plenty ef i Combination. Rang: nthe ‘*Pleasure InSurance,’’ which simply means eS $-Pe Leather Daven: fsirid For Sale | on ee te eine | we + 2 ) BL 2a | \ eo & Sit — es $25.6 | - ' we Loser aos ae BUY YOUR USED CAR FROM YAHLEM ae “aa is. eplendid condition: terms. 1608 Rv | And get with it Peace a§ Mind, a Liberal Guarantee, Economy and No Strain on the Pocketbook ¥ * " get All Ls —_ ith That’s what goes with every car tue Used Car King turns out. It doesn’t cost anything extra—but it's me ARRIAGE—Pra uli “ real pleasure insurance. 3 Ne ee. porte - H tlhe lait s $ Coupes 7 | | : 2ue8 es yp nae | HERE’S MORE PLEASURE! READ THESE PRIC a Wo i> - \ fe i wal LU% J ure (Oo a Of é. br — “J & oh wt Mn Cat Sw ae _- rT? ——_—— rr, — - rnitt oO. . ; } ‘. $50 DOWN $75, DOWN SEDANS eB ne aE ; « . : Tye i DOPGE TOURING ...... 1 AKLAND TOURING ......§ 1924 ROLLINS SEDAN...... | eo i > vir’ oP k fro -APDN STePING PODGE TOTRING ’ TTDERAKFE 7 a * vis. ; G > DN TOT PIN S : : ' ss . e : ‘ a : . ’ fm ui . Al : ER ~ ne 4 PACKART TOURING | 3s i asteccmha oe , poseny. nee "sorings and mei) HUDSON TOURING . _ a BUICK TOURING | 3 ETT SE! ih ds Meee — | bed ne, Levy Bros... 11 13 = 14) CHEVROLET TOURING oe GARDNER TOURING . 2 Fj ISSELL SEDAN . -— = OM SUITES—Almost new: Psidiiel ie | a ; NATIONAL TOURING....... MAXWELL TOURING store SSSEX COACH, Ra - « ~ overstulfed «ut Watch forit! The biggest STEPHENS TOURING ...... | CHANDLER TOURING ..... Onn. ont ee - : . CHANDLER TOURING ..... STUDPDERAKER TOURING.... 2 Oat Ss ; 7 bec! Used Car Sale of the sea- BUICK TOURING ‘i PAIGE TOURING . 55 s SEDA! é j ‘etc.: rare chance to get some bes MAXWELL TOURING. ; HUDSON TOURING ........ OAKLAND SEDAN 650 mkinn yrniture cheap. 5127 Cabanne. { son. (¢e3) CASE—Sectional stand. chairs DE LUXE, DE LUXE a : Seer ey —— - oe ee, PT \f x ~ MAXWELL Cov | 4 978: leaving city: muet sel. 4422 | cludin nesietéve Par Sale TOURINGS ROADSTERS MAXWELL COUPE .........0080 ob) ann soe Keatetat. panbaien : PACKARD TOTRING .....$125¢ HUP ROADSTER ........-$ ! ii tiVMs:. f : =n ( HIFFONIERS | VAOtTM CLEAN . . ao ae aon” Sin ae JEWETT TOURING ....... STTDFRAKER 19°75 ROAD.. 12! FORD COUPE . : — i ‘ wt GuwWwn. c -*- 192°4 STT°MEBAKER TOUR.. os JEWETT ROADSTER : STUDEBAKER COUPE. 4 $10. = SION oe XCHANGE STOR: TA8k DDT) A TREN | APPERSON higcs aban G HAYNES ROADSTER w col , — [| Market sus SLICK ROADSTER | DODGE TORING ) STUDEBAKER ROADSTER } — TPE wee e nes — = ba _— 410 Pedi WASHING MAG Bann. Storage, Cleanine ~y) ndy running order: | MOON TOURING. shag a: DODGE ROADSTER | | MOON COUPE ....... Bs RANGE ~Biack MoD es, | a aggner. Sis ¢ ' ' terme en nights and Su . OAKLAND TOURING A MAXWELL ROADSTER..... 325 ESSEX COUPE .. 450 fter | ore _ 1538. ) Oe an giamth up; Réate) | Pomont MAXWELL TOURING ..... 3! MOON ROADSTER i a HUP COUPE | NGE— oe cunt ol ferme. | ne eee | ewnly T ATE MOTOR | HUNSON TOURING ....... HUDSON ROADSTER . ! OVERLAND COUPE .......° $9 . at | count of Sur Swinging wringer GOLD AND SILVER Coaches Gini > is It’s coming! ~~ dhe 4 i: A te lly pant HUP TOURING ESSEX ROADSTER HOLMES COUPE ae : cg! SN. Grend Buck « «00d condition. WASHERS . 50—$7 ‘ FF 1 = | a0) A N D $900 | y( VW AY | ih -. ~ reed baby s« sulky . pale eet clean coud Tag @S-h 4 " ; : 7} wy 4 ‘ ' 7 > . a vd mt - 5 . ; eqvanetse. , - = . . lel, Torvis eee ly emmy pr woe Colfax S110. a Luctile. (¢ ste et eel et vee | CN ys Gas Saxway | ASK ANYONE OF OUR 6000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS p-_Col, SPRINGS RADI * : - et es - When It Comes to Square Dealing, Clean Reputation, You Must See Yahlem 8: TRONS +2 a th and Market sts For Sale No Interest—a Year to Pay—Liberal Guarantee CoE AT! 2 Tammthe 3234. Maple. oo” experir 3 ' n ’ = \. . ' .On. } EX BO ear fot), i i i -$) month oR] Olive comsiNari)* a wn Tule . e' ‘yr " - ‘ | ¢ , ; 2 4 r 7 , .} LD) S| i ‘ i ie heirs ’ Soe i wos is ' . : ° Saale . ; . a Ke Ss. : y " “oN Lanes an Re — a beach Charlier ' . . . . ?-* , ‘ if ‘ : “a ° by 7 - Ve an. : AT) | ” — a e430} —e sacrifice: each. 3018 Pupmighes F Peat —— Ve | \ vu TTA 0h PE a ——— RO—Roadster: starter. ete: $75 ¢ “1. 300 Used tt ‘ = ME work. exper ~ : , 1) i. 7 aur : . touring $45. Morris, 98100 Open Daily Meth a a | SURE i a wont, ial : i+ ' be : ball fs d Porm yacdst } 23 good ss $] =. Cars to t we oan “ $: 0: Veecaiion refrieerato* Lower “an ren? Sao | a . own. Morrie _2810_ 01 "| and Sunday Cc) oft good condition. S5937A Rides. (4) ~ FURNISHED RESE es Ag 6L.08h GinLe— £2xt J P UNIVERS 4 ATL.. 3401 Lecust. Open nighte. RImeRoad 1923, celle: , condi- . : | DAY-bED—Smith & Davis with eretanndé | [ urn 7 ned roms Ly pany. Holman Paper 4 — wir Be lb foe = - — iw —_— o: naa, isi - 0; $20 dowr 4 Pesto: 9 P_M } sover: reasonable price. 1435A Hodiamenmt Crary ee — --+- =~ Pa ' repair aerials cted ' + age Sxcemeat _ conds- r : bargain. 39° 4 Till . 7 oe r | (4) | ~ oe Bia Ni rh NEEL Ton : | , j - } — .- , 7 ee : 7Pd. N a : : wy! 4464 : ton ~— 28 I b im °9 “Lacie le 3 ) \\ i - —— gs J ; v : - . : ‘ Pm Aes : " ‘ - —————— es _ Pie : — Dar EDs—New and — La | oe ol = : im # — 4 * i ; es | : j ) eee - " Vv sizhntvr = ratch vel line HORSES ‘pak dl i Foor At d >—— yAC TH 0 ‘ terms. a -* a L035 N, AN ' bi 4e15_ Dei mar. : § -_ ; % y . eena hie , . BOUSEGIL .) 3 — % : ; r balance 1° mor We + | FORDS—S& aietern S +> 109:. : INING ROOM SU [TE—*8 pieces: muoa _ eee) int igs ius | ————— — ~ "= nd refi h-' euin Cini oa ~ S55 +o $160 me 1908 tin SS - == —— ———— = —— —— = \] condition. 2 Shena — he =} ‘ss : vow tre ‘ . ; . k be wo epee ag ‘ : ; ‘ rr ’ = tet Pew @ * "AF ‘ Waterman “ree = > (Mhaer'e ee ’ re ee ae te "= iNetan ty as éé ” i ‘ URD—192 3 urine Starter . 2 m S - lem - ia . : —_ : = = et i eu et Z _ 9 be, Hupmobile SS $12: 5: $4o Lowe M irris. On] Did . ( hey role t ] lon screen, 1924 DINING- Ri xo™M oP TS sey era to pi “Kk F .. “y , = " gate nat 14 a 1 Bae ‘ORD—Roadster 1995 Sp ~~ running order: $250. Opes : form: neter of buffet. ene extension ! co..* j i a ORL = el) ; - ~ | ; t — a trmile. . ouring st. = . Nn ~ Inda s. mont 027. e eo) _ bs) + me seenils, G006 Washing.o: w) ae SEWING MACHINES tion 60. $75 down A+ mn. | eines? seal Lee QGpen nights murgain, Morris, 2530 Olive, | T ATE MOTOR: CO. “ta mz x Nah oe fumed oak’ and \merican ————— - - ° ’ f Wid , MA i] . > - : ; a! . : = wa. Cc + - . _ re ae 5 - ~~ Onb—20 lat tourings, like new: $00 uD: eth good. offered at an attractive Enameled Kitehen ¢ ‘abinets, $20 new end Gaed: at re — CNio. = 7 k : A — ‘ wheel. ete ‘al = en , = me = oe 4 jaa ok... em - mere sf ~» 7”. , 7 ore Te = th and Market «te 1} >0 . bus n until : to $195: trade: terme. 273. (C4 DODGE—Truck,. 1924: sound ) “ARONDEL ET Mi’ TO R Co... ) tacCarth rd 532 lma: - == ah hes > trad 0806 . PS Mf Grand | | , | PUtb—isee yurin cellent condition: cheap; terms. trade. 2506 S. Jef ee —— we L { iv wR LAM | |= | OVERLAND — Sedan, 1024. Chevrolet. | p—5 5 gs cra > vee EXCHANGE STORE. Goupes: a Sale | CLASS? VES! Ford; terms. trade. 3505 S. Grand. (c 55, $70. $110. $165. 1905 Locust.ic7 ye 4 oz $400 a er Trucks NION'S exe +e “Market ate ws ‘first-class co ash roedeter ic the ee b | — 7 ‘~ “- = ‘ta D fi , i 2 ; U os aj ? ny car ) ey t — . traneportatlior Your mart y OU +h : ‘ n! : ‘y ' at ; Fe -Tourine in iirst-c ( idition i Parkview 28687S8SJ. FrENirTe RE 5 ror ms ws “good madition RakRETT o}a "errs . , , perintendent wry aa? ” i vt eu . ie 5 ; mt LIT he e% rit ima St } — uncay wit! str ‘ x ) 5 ge ae for employers | 2 ; ee Gg Biren. net can be had /LET—C te style: co SOUTHWEST NASH © SOUTHWEST NASI eee 2 4132 Kuassell timeeTruck, light ivery; ¢ De'g at 2 - ployed: breaks yy, a aso gem ' . lay fay) rary: : me 160% t) hoon 26 Arcac ‘on Al. bargain 4, rm “ORs 3039 Locust Romon?t 3800 la _Komont Santa dik aameaan aha a ae: __cenaition, cheap. > 20 rT KNITURE- -For 3 rooms cheap. “490° COZENS, 419 — | — ’ . ‘ é ic ; : ; fo Tri 770 : ’ =¢ ‘ ee? >% , ° 2 ' : 4 ' : . ss —— | —— “ ‘ : 3: onan 2 3" L ; .: OT n pe - lr ; ) sks — = . Weet Pine at. %. A - : 2 : 300 F AND TY i 35; termes. Good cord tire —_ en | > _— . — of SqUipaent : re , tra easy ‘abies, was is. IIZS FURMITU KE—A rooms. practiows y 2 ube park. al mn al trimmi! rane ’ Lays. cone oo nes. flat. $16.50 mili (hat ] nike LAUNDRY HELP — TYPEWR Zits te ns - t etal case r ; i. cell quick for half price; tra terms Hallen berg-Wagner. 5050 areves Bay e a 2 _ ul mr * — a Be can rent . ie Tr = sigihées ee es : ——__—_—_—__. i= OTOR ¢ ~ a a yt rucks: al! » models: al bu DeSae FURN TL RE 3 roome. eftettiy used: one CALIFORNIA. 368 Shirt pressers and finishers . . Ses a | eg ware SON sas 2091 Locust min RES: WO 2% : ea R80 McNair, $163.50 consisting of living room. Tet) adete, board ‘ KI WY ee P . yoy : Ponies 5 —_ elient condition $605: other TO1 | — -— —_—__—_—— — . kK { mp T ( mN : TRIE “KS Peas On, 23.41) nen av pa : ica AS ELDER MPG. 09. > s ous Tvpewriting Exchans Enea neat Le ROADSTERS — Get all set Gravuis.__ — bee ope eng NN ee been a 1924: good order $180. Om «6 FCRNTT RE dinina | __Deard. 9: ~ 13th ana Lu Cab | — 2. ' ’ ‘ ~ ; se — oe : ~— . . . — airiy zl sf saat pi ; aa ae Sas e. — ‘© > ¥ + 1345 Ye “4 nights an lave. B % ‘ a set. we 5385. = . : Mn oa. “aie, so - f | : a kes ? ters hud! — —wusshane ane coupe: tate 1923 ‘ a i ey . ai ; ~Y a ~~, a ’ oss an any 3 4 OTTO ‘0. . = some hal , . TH00 Michigan a 4, with . : ) for car: in excelle for the Big Uséd Car Sale. SEDANS—Starting Satur- Ea a peer ae aH = TA T E M YTOR ¢ s Ine. S 7 x. $443. at "8125: lamps Gott A f ie CLATHER WORKERS Giri re! B student rates rebuilt eed . r before purchas “several ot , os ORE es day, tke Biggest Used Car ody. tires, fenders. etc. rand- | > » mo ni ————o SHAE Hoval Leathe Br as ‘. vt , . rig k¢ voewr is : . are ne t ect { on terms. ¢: \\y atch for 1T Th ursday 7 [> ae a . y bumpe and ll_ nice 3 “sears =. nn a uc K Se — al bg . PRRNTTUR E_Exira “Fine “ina cmaieting E : i : o 4 Price-Slashing event in St. _ rade. Open Thursda) wie hell. 3606 Palm at. after & = walnnt, 10-olece LikEN ) 6=60WUMAN-—Ex et ; 1 Gap ane gee lg na Da! ; . i tack. rm aa fer Spm | n Wiiten ruse. hue " housekonpe:, Marque ote], Ast 7 | entels ou Typewriter Co. ] : Ta : 1 Tr -| Louis. Watch forit Thurs- : MACE ta ton: with toe ae ; . ned refri« Far FOR SALF—WTD : 36 | KO | wel Franklin Touring Wholesale crocer, in goed running coma | pe rod SS die WNhike. me a 7 | f aa vies Shadi ‘- aaiie 6. Sedans ForSalie __ ft | sc Seat , ive at 3) S gueee are mcRiay, Oct. £2. at Sel | PARK. gt *% wat > ba ae \ne ; ; i] es. v ‘ rie ' tres al Ww Thar be next samt «€¢6tell:«6ifferenc caine enicaaiiiin {: re Dalit Kce en r ires. RAFFI nm with durnp hody ( . aes ews! RiAaili—To aeewt ai : ‘ ij MM L) nh :? rT} i periect pur ‘3 ro ne ised few ml. . ror 2 — ’ ig a pri ~r) tern rn f rechanical condition: _ Room AN! ° HOU OCR Wertiat ; . 4 ' ae anita in be pid : thi >a } i tern pri owner All it U sed ~A. ALIN [OTOR CO - , it, - ay faa ‘ ie 'RNITU RE nal t Pore » = , v a 3+ @ won tt pen eve- F 1 , i oe we nde, 3: izancel). ibs — FR. 1...) _ =e , hotels and pe bk. vases | Flu M AND MA D-—1 andes ramen i eee AROS FOR — — sae ~~ - . i Bia, hah Mela. Naa Sh aces : BEKTHA HAT OV. MA-MA DOLLS : 3 Se | | more eres ait * aimatcs | | ; 4 sha | | i ; ry : tra THEVR ~"y Sadat “ . , ait ' ne wees ae ter Ex For josed_ ’ ; ° — ’ oO a M — I t rm: | , ; 4 wig rue ar rund te pciv ate home look Ail ' : , (luils | : terms ‘ favette _ ee wey n ie as ee A gs for bargains. @hen you cume here CADANSE. aii | ivnal ” the ; hk bic . . " ' 4 ' : ' : e \ ~ » ‘ P - i’ i$ . re ; _ . W 1 close : j i, ‘ : r aad ‘ ” ° e e a e. we , on > ‘ 7 "cs —s = ni Bd + imme , “ ima floore of sew, ap te-dat best end 7 se Lene - = ‘$ ot _ ' ke ' et ~ “| v mt ve _— —— ——_ —-——- yn man nfactured trucks; all rst ture. at virtuaiivy the came ptine wil ee vy . mm 4 ‘mie tor h-hh : | vn ; “ - rf - ais . . r ay? é » eh, ; we . \ 2 cK Au = N =. ‘ ' — - Pe Mi ‘“ ed nee 0 ° raf = " . . ey aE pay fer Lae zt. .- = “~s a : t ’ bah auc Pa me mMether & « , | , Pianos and Organs For Sale | rebuilt. refinished Ss. that i good tir it meed vin met -class sh lape ; Can be seen very. 30. 40 Ron days. same ae cash aux ' Ghee 7 Pot'*tiie - ay : ‘ a ; beda. ‘Grand, 314 My price y Lis Wek ” gg ie . terms 4° “ipne gu " c; |] - new Essex 4 seu perfect 1 op for the summer. if 6s rm ee daily except Sunday at 5200 "“ANGAN ‘L TROS 38ch and eT twin : : : ’ ? : is Me / " . Ls re - , } ed ; nad } r) ; i a wil . te ; , i a» \e4 ’ ; yi UD! ; , @a ; ne late : -' n tae. - OPERA ' ks : y ] . oe . . J 4," pe? at . ‘ , ey ~ . . v é : 3 7 ; " i . oa . . " : ; : "i 7 ne ae ~ ii ‘ » & item a Mie Kk}: ee “k (all Colfax 6399, .« my UAn Bi’ “33 — Lares enameled . W iten CATES. os myper 0 on 6Binmer ) Lunda’ | ! ’ ‘mand ta t hue , : 7 ; ' 7 lw D> «eyTy UT = L007F | ust RANKL! LOTOR ask for Mr E. (7. Tighe. (eB) ot 4 na ctty. @016 Mapie. _ t board ; Fic . APRIy al once SATICD , ser ' ’ : — a ~ ke . Ke } coat. ° Ee ea ¢ SNe a otiae Linde ve & rng ENSUE ~e a AS ‘RAN Oe Low bent, reed tabie. chair KIRT AND VARESE WOO Wasiiington 6: oe vn ut I ' - - ‘ é A trade. Morris 2Rit are evenir re! a “194 Delmar. sensed ig | Seer: We make & evecialty of supply ~ : = | | 1H24 others. $45 dows epassemeer, la aa rr ange ay rrr reg be om ase Gnadel> waerte cae Automobiles For Sale— re . STV b— Several to Sieh gure igh ' ' . Tr ; PIERO Re ISTRIBUT tires L So u eee ; + btu Li S| ‘ : ' \ _ ii > > ?. 7 . Lee : . ‘ eo? ‘ i I i-~ ' . leer. —_— «© Will take girls to learn. EL‘ la itiddie ce : mete. | t ; rms F : mariage. (se oe) See : = wm | 27943 | senliisiiiaiiaana rice-slashing event in this ae x OVES & WALKER Shirt Factories, "> At | : SS & i for $9 | , ee mere on ees ras. $355. term lo N ILO passenger sport ew 19 a rie 198°. $11 Catt hursday. Watch fi 35 heating stoves thet we = i a I cel eel neat I a a mE a oa oe teat eh or tine | FORD Coupe. ai veral 7 ' wee re , . ne +) } oo me ar pale. ; & 112 114 North 12th St 1 go aheed by hererif and deo aill'kindse NT) > a -—r — a " a * ana : = _ : Aw ladw with bustine«« exne- a , re Wa : ' J ' , ne oe oo . _ ; ' ; : ~ puick is mier it on eave , Ses. a. Ss ; ," é vo ~ AT S AVINGS OF le OR MORE - a t attractive: A — = 34 > —- one : — | — | ' a ' ?, | ' . ; 7 : | : : : 1 i " ae ne ao : — ‘ i J — A _ 2 3 > a S. 92) . fs ines 37 20 5 re ¢ FREE! FREE! eat-Tenatch : can rm Hy : , mt ht for ay me sonderiul savine ) "ORD TUDOR, $160 HEV ROLET— Tou: ari ume m : | Present ee ee NIT RE mens eat _ 2 : ven » beautiful automobile: ge-| tire ‘and tube and « i ae Auto Bodies For Sale > Handsome - With 3 ATR f ‘LATER PI PORD—4 : be = | “dete | —. Fw = n 1 : t price vanced 7 1G CARS—More BARGAINS always: bod : Very Purchase of $1 or Wa wse ~Exrerienced. Field Resiau — cent : ts fad . at} La bined tut" ' BI ’ fn ses te MO ln "af "ant . ate x "Euclid. A (Rtendben aur we. bo! ad / . : . ne = ~— ‘ | A | | , , > . \ a e > boar i y e . - . ‘orm: “ . 262 =O (x ; - 2 Rooms Complete, $175 Wanted Waltresses for short are conter . ts ie | om _ oe , -See sno ans Be ates | i Claas w.2 . Fores: Con , a RA Fe ood: MOTs can ‘\. | — nT price ebais event in St. Lewi« al ined - a ST > " bitches, 3 rooms, complete, $295 ait hours. Apply sixth floor restan. °°" oa . ‘ a to. 1 ' Bho one Mh): atts > to Rm ca, Lia 2... cn 4D Vsead | A rew Dollars 3 only $133. $25 “ tn, 8333 w ' sont leSs——Sedan end t or | Aa p= = , m CAR Oo Dodge uring one and rune fire day Uniy 40 cars will be sac- onde he . Lente Co ah : Lindell G48. (AG ) oe - ‘ iP Br ur .w ok so ’ Always n | exer ” — apame | ~~ ~ Lop rificed Watweh for the big sale _emreatte city ball . - - . we DS 1 Senhe” » he nc ar ; - 2 natin oe : rane Tee “ nmi , -_ - = a - »? * oO ~ . a terete ri. : 4. ee Th ursda | a rT STAKE RBODY—1- ton ” Cherrolet. PIANO CO. 1018 Oliv: $1595 COT PE, $695 . econditio peed. tour aan - ~~ (C3) | | condition. 1977s Burd av hele Reve Fiat BR-ns r plane A crm | _— be «pecial Bittle @/...- : Den si nie eyreeS Tha ry re 4 “=! f > ’ BS2ONElT- ewerrth ing , ‘ it) , . , ———— teh yr time VROVS “F100 " 1]! Dee IY pPpaemtet with sear ° ~ ¢ - be : - sp Vet , ; Opet:. TI 1) Tires For Sale net iplete equipment: motor re- | ae¢ - A sed TINES ON TIME PATME Tatning Maonines oe Sate — Ps 1aon ring * and pine good “$050 for waick sole. es ike 7. ” Dod: cre re Tourings Any meke tires 20/4 op time BUN he 2 Meg Ys arpgn Si. Bat" Sa oS EGE Goes 2 RT| al esis, ony tne sp Ror tae ate Tauring Cars === ee * =... d - , ee ; Ve ‘ a PA Gait ites eS M CO. lies 4 Otte, tome wi Wilpon MOTOR CAR CO. ceOFS | Se me. tra Brothers desler tn 7 a ry ‘Te «a i? q> rr ‘ - : > o7 : ‘- ® ; . 8 ‘i mee) _peeutita) _ conecte wat a. ware epen, _ i 25 Hupmobile ‘Q 2 a See ee et : Tops Wanted FETS) THIERRY ASH" Fe Syn ited, Tah) Eig CORES nant: Sage giarict: bP Seton sare terme: trade TATE MOTOR CO. Inc Reouced 20%! esr SA Ue +} : * = . : gain aay terme. ©6535 LaGaeette i NIVERS "S401 Le Vpen fights. 3041-43 Lecust bl and 38206 Gravets av 4 ane. See ove Werte a os | Be ;

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=| — os uy Cig as ae ee ATA pee le Raat pie) wr WEDN ESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1925. 2 E weDneDe, of. _&# TO LET A FURNISHED ROOM IN YOUR HOUSE or apartment to a desirable tenant advertise in these colu:rns Th " _pomt-pIsPATCH: = ————— — ee eae —— ——— SE ~ P | a aa ® E 5 ate : H’LD GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEH’LD. LD GOODS FoR SALE ROOMS WITH BOARD—West _ - ROOMS FOR RENT—West | APARTMENTS FOR RENT = PUNION’S EXCHANGE STORE SESE En soma five. OT MAD tetas ts tet Sess HOUSES, FLATS, ETC | ccrsvsi—seoee ee ee a EN Ty ~ — i rat \* — AS; aif = ' ita = we 4 sets (TN $940 “team heated rover ed ater ti) Pert CABAARNE. S264 24 fi. o Rice Fins - ; , oe ——= ~— = ; 7 a : : eam! i - ‘. Ral - : U7 Qaw - ” te Na ww oo ‘2 Ww wit ry i\y ira we QP? ore ic | ’ \ 4 ‘\ - 42° ; a F ret 1 nboectivg bh ‘Use ar ne Ai ~, G f : -” ; eT Sho " i NTH, $15. es a - Keeping root fiectn bat! $7.50 FPRANCIS-P1I “-RAY-# } . & . ner 7 YASUI: + : Lh fUTH, 110 NS. tth.c& 66 i on Southeast Corner of Seventh and Market Streets WASHINGTON 27—Nicely furnishe iat | | F he Embass THOMAS. “wie—s rooms. bath. sas. | bs i . > ‘ oul : : ’ in‘'ne wate exces nt table >) wets.) APARTMENTS FOR RENT CABANNE G6a28—~—— > 1} ome. garage. heat ry + | : r Pecona itioned “romero stag pe TH co. & POKeST PARK. 4495 mnecting 1 red lanitor service: $65 a . , : ; ‘ Ji LAN Pia 4 LT uiis rowtis Nuuse en : Heater® ! : oom Be ' VW sHING, TON rt t tes ‘ ner abe Aeeping Tur C r wri? $neri Northwest : 41 RLAL HuMP.. . a-sT RY—FIREPRO'? BENTOsS. ~“ts5da—S3 iarme coma Soe rad . ped $u.¥o Suites - re ye ee ee f wel re EO ap. NOKTH MAUKET wT 4 ABANNE. 6841-45—New 4 and 5 room ear : ¥ oes. crest D270W, ’ Brass ¢: . ; ‘ } ' ‘ ATS lett ty aptif j ew nm? -SINGTOUO ‘ Fiehimmis hi hnoVerneel ~ i? - “- r ?- tS 4 ti ft “ s\ Sart , > = a . : out ' vue il tas .\ ashington and rent: ai! ova enien Rane »-9099.09 Kroehlier Velour Da-Bede - a y furnished front room; southern ez img = rvvl al nvemences. private ew apartment ~ Teoms, furnished bathe. With showaere: stoves exes. de — — "sn fact that they expect to get a} ae ep £6.00 | sale, et, emsaie pow jning bath: twin. beds: home: Mowlamen? car _o¢ bus | beautiful: heat: $45 0 (4) | Clestone to sul teGuem> wil mane af ITnion Bls KENTON, 1212—3 mi Sans ) y 7 , . . —** | ; eo ron r) rs ot . - a “ . an . " ; = ; , ' , bh. | eR. ils ' t ior a S}) mn W itgout the grief of a portable } mM ,' a ' > Pr EP namele Bre ' = . pt | “tins -! ef . i = aa South weitere en ee ap Aor Te ' e THE ARIST: RAT OF WOLF-POLLAC ae el - : "re 7’ Pp : ; . ’ * ' ann te . on } | = ‘7 Mit* = 4 ¢ yay ~ ‘* ° rt ne wie ey - ~ . ” . . ’ . ey Sree s 7) r \- z S - , li ‘ Al [ 4 . ‘ I , ’ ‘ e 4 st « a . - Serand-new cars must bh adjusted from | Dinine Tab. : Sultes $14 rooms: ¢g -r réas nat vee Forest 3431] WW, (c8U TTENRIETTA : 2O15——-Purnished 5 root ara Cah aa ‘ pi” . : ‘TUR asaver COLLEGE 4444 .f = bath. a ist d@ car, the thing to do is get plenty of | | Gembination anges .... $70.00 | WESTMINSTER. 414%—Love mi ex- LACLEDE, 43504—Furnlehed room, mod- Apaiiment: Beat, Gas, electric, Phone: ~ waurphy ved, rent reduced. ss THE Cir ist font. oltae 8 — “fat. (83 > e : ‘ 's " P > ie | ‘ ; > —~ — , . ’ - ‘ “ ‘ P =—* 5 *4 4 " : —* : a : -_ $-Pc ls “Saath. i venet ‘ ‘ ‘ , ¢ : ‘ | ‘ lik 4 ‘ inen -« : { at . oa wr ore ne fé. tam 1) i mace uno. - a a 4 ‘ an 4 —_ L w ro Ft, ‘ ne et eo ‘te’ rnost rY «bern and dis e ss 46) 4 4: 7 — | and 5 se rt . ~ 3 i r» , = =e # adie ’ ; 415 mews! floor wes beau Mohr) ont o rooms, private, sear aati on we *t, \tOpmer tan san gua vy “bs nV ro, ry on @uites $35.0 | res : . $75.00 WINSTER PI rc Ee arte py , ather +“? sad roan ong * * - heat. $0-$12; carage h:> reagonab'e Forest 241° =h tinective AP eae -. — Di =1 REMAN. | 15st h—S : | ae, : yi} \ ‘> r “ ,” j +? a ©, .* . : - . »* a. o — . : ‘ wae = . . . . vith every . ; . ~ in LoS 2 i. 3 oni O}V Y P\ Hy trv il | Basy T r} , Fias\ Ts rns ‘ OF © r, rm . a4 . ; . “2 . ; ’ T : Z t~ fam ly De i imatr 3005 (Crmetk) 4A i 2 = i ~ oe , ane sa « ~ : aa + . - aoe te : ? our ‘or 4 : W wl r. Pol i AC fa 101 “0 a ; , ii P , BAds aes ’ : i7is . rhe P | : j | ~ ; - ; jis th ervice: bh ¢ via tre z 4 ro ori sete . — at ‘ , : | aAeoie | ~ . Mel a SON, ivdo dw v employed West 431 These Avpaertoretit«s - re RAND 1443— Four reoms y . ~ ow _ . a Pocketbook. | ae — _ > aon : oem ier . | e- ; 2 = = t ee el pore . y BER : =95 «-rvoen Tu shed at r?. Libs 0 *04—2¢ r.eor weet 5 Dea’ : e’ _ - —~ ATMOS?! HERE” cA .” GR " F 387 w. It doesn t cost anv thing extra—but it | , ‘ Ware Pucnt , exreeiiel hile “9 . McPHERSON 4531A Apt 4 Attrac ment: eink with hot ¢ we eat - itside reome and sun parlor: cut K os the ORDINARY $4 L' nde ’ ° s te paBy CARR 1A‘ , ‘ % j ' . rrit ot) (,t Mrs 4 , ant : ) ‘ ; Tha rs rl aiem.i fA iJ* inh ir Ss m wate: cas eile tric. far “- e e+: €10 Uneace (ed ~atton ider c4 a PANT MENT _—- 1. DIN ) east “GRAND. 1125-——5 roume bath ae gersible ete), *) =". © ¢ iad , ois ee 1508 lis N Ls ay “week 3) CLARA. 63) Ag oben north aide - ‘ hon. OTS, . pO! water © ‘ Parkview 2382 V : W. Bue sti ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY SON 7 “PTT furnished CATER oto? TT —— Terrace Hi ina . a pes mod You are cordially invited to in 1 “OS. eae anal —_ y~ a paclwd: ‘ — Ni P HEKs s 4\ » O peautaiti 5 aUTesaBti A res ao*\ Dpeaw id ; eS, accom. ia % iI,8 ; } Si i-« epet . oar rnoero'ece The evites ; KI ; te) 1574 3 reo electric: - re AN a tx rooms 0 water } .? ery wrvel low tf eon ' Ml Washingtor Sa f1@0or : ’ a . : wher! - " AD Pimoe PRICES. jeonyom =)! | 3 veins fori Central lence : ible t) GODWIN REALTY CO. 6343 Delmar bi. fTooms end sun ren, will decorate: third contain 3. 4. 5 and 6 rooms, with |) $23.50 to buyer of fu oN cies bath. oat vi . « j ‘ . mae ed - . : a 4 tr = i at A} 4¥50) ww) rea? g f-commiahe io 5 at wert 5% roomae and sur peric’ es anc two bathe FY’. oT. a 4 3 rvotns, electric, batik, » ure ‘ 7 = bon ry is ; ATER [bet Jews : = : A nm. ce 1 , : wt a ne n ete fre . een ' nve 28. DEI Vv =, 4\ oO] | . . teher O38 Dershitr e VT ert ency “— cn B | re | $33. ~~ | } NS [4 > @ é j 7 ra ye & . : - een » 4K : mas MAK ; ahs vey s hr " . = De red . aad KOP LAR 7 1s wil a ‘ ee Se ; ; Z pas a, Me . . ; 27 “ . ’ t . - + : AN $ Mae . and Lh A | : : . ’ bane ‘ ' ws . A J ‘ P at . « 4 -__ Ay WW 4 ’ - : j . , e wr . } : RE wT , ARK 4 L077. i om ett) ian . -. hah . ; A. is ‘ Aj ] 3 saa ‘ / —— — -==— ———— —— iLLE Vv EN rH SALSA N roo a oo a3 : : rt : 3150 — 9 ore - ; . : Tike 8S Siv Werk’ _~4 ms a , a tr heme mts “hh ‘on ‘an uuUy comp. .etely furnished Lov. Del —_* oust & rE BM. OU Of7i 20! 1 " b 3 BAS. NGROVE & BPECE 4% one ’ ecrroan ee 2 ms : : Lev WA i= & }4 he ' . Newly ¢ nis shower a. De. Ueland vy = ~ ws = — er - von rar ASOS ion —_ wire ——— s .o) ae | ML N t ARK _ BLEVENTH 3423 N.—® alee recom; easi TA TS = ’ ; : 5 ' . - . : : . ’ ’ > - .) . Se ‘ , ’ . ~ , . \ Rs ery : . SS . MA x : . - 1) AN **ee 50 : } - »7 (Cabanne 4 TT. iA iree (.. (208 bie\e) © ant ~ a & ‘ *uU ab.e {or 2 — A fell #1 4 rLAst ANT 4° =. , ; onne ’ apartment complete =a S: : =2 ean neat a bea utif ; ¥ fir ane ‘ ard WAG + AN r BE} -. K EA (c store P50 \ \ Ter AN | ’ Sl iA N Seees0eed 650 ee . - = © ~ Lu Lu ia ib iO 2 + eis ‘ aten be wer ~ = — m , .i€ —~- ~& : M ELY ILLFE. oo OO) Delmar: ty have hk 4 a im an ) ° (“se or &® .s ene . f. «) ’ ve sf hk. . ‘ ~* " heet nul, of) Pe a 7 FE © a7 mils Et — 1 ’ se’ ait? ‘ ‘ eal as , t)* *] . 7” wn 7 he sage Fy my ialie rs) m ri , MARY! AN ' ‘4 = 1> : k . henette, south ; 7 oes $8758 leney ; » . oA. | Dk E ‘\ x om LN 4949 WES .} ’ INE why aaa ¥ ° ‘ - s ~ . , : : = ry , ’ re ie Fe ’ © 2! aca ree r in _ -to-t 1¢-™M nute:” Ma r IHG ~ | 4 ich5) « . COUPES ss 7, 2 $4 of toga vate family: near mes, Dre steam heat; bousékeeping, sleeping. Del- furnished “up wwe RR SIX W OMS AND SUN I AKLOR Fine 20 Shestna. - “= rr — ; } - ic 7 eee aol aan v3 age fp ae Hg Rite hes ABADI 40004 -Large m. nicely mar 950J NEWSTEAD. 20 5.—-9-ro efficiency. | DeinMAR, 4164-70—let oa f.; o rm@s., ATIiB LASGOW. 241 9——Plat, 3 briaht reon. MAXWELL Corer ae eno jeaving city: muet (eB) cK dining re | hairs LT ' : re 18. (c83) 4 ‘om. ’ ‘ ’ ee at +’ » ‘ ; ae " new v ecora ed. DALI =i an‘ s nishe pre j . ao" off ; ’ } mt) 3? ; vad can ctr ©: ” - ? as DRASCH & ¢ Gis } 4 Behe ore yy ae ‘4 S&S Ws BIR 4540--Sieeping, with_ Kitch comp ete New Cathedie me biock RVGENE J. ALTHI IMR 517 Chestnut Beau! ful 85 arun r af yg + “water _— —- a: AKT_ANT) cy TPE or : —— _ " SETS LA wrTT AS . ; : erie Sa convenient to car ine Delmar ® .. e ar & block adulte -&n > = aed —_— ; of acdiis@#run cau « . ' er y SREER 99125 Jarge b—- A let ~ ee LU SPOS CCRC » Paw) CHIE he" y~\ | ERS . ’ ‘] ine FF . i : . , r ‘ \ rx . nt - nt reom nicely f.o¥ aW =r) ) oe le « F : : - ones DE MAR a26 24 floor e@aat * rooms ci LAt DE x >» Mi MAN. > furnace heat. ehades. ‘) * RT OO PF "4% . = K : ‘? gis b=. . , . > oe ‘+ y conye T . : P : PAGE 5SO3 De sirab, e we heated o , & ox Se if Goes. Toe ‘ci $*) Mat mn _b¥e LS N St h (€00) or, urna, bald. o~e* ve -~ _ - , - ae ee - ’ | 4 ene) ‘ert a & | ' i u* od ~ 4 TY ey ‘Ms ° . . . iC ALL: » _ vA STE ‘3 é2 iz S } rit z Ors. sleep room apart n lent - furnished complete: t*y ENE ’ ay Thi Th . Rn e417 (Theatr ut anus vais LABADIE. 41454 —3 roome, ‘furnace, K : SJUDEBAKER COUPE....... 59 we ON s EXCHAN(ssh * me Af n EK iy 1117 0 0 \4 ee ng o: housekeeping; mocerp C48 peL (cSU) PoORSy: ie > ie ‘ ~ ee 9 ay @ laridge’”’ A pts. eairic, closet, large pantry. * _* : = ~y re »* i Pal . , ’ = @ , - -? 0 ~ © . ‘ ‘ ey r . ’ _ - - — ; ea ’ « rtineé nt a mn) gmeWeet COUPE 2.4. cccces 625 in a _** WASHING MACHIN ; «- JOMERY. 29¢1-—Furnished house; Niws.kAv, Sul BN Apt. B Bedroom pPepsewixG 5390—4 roon , tyll-sized anne attlafemess tudainn GT ; 3 LEE. Fs53a—5 rooms electric. 7", . ; 4 s a “7 ‘ : _ ; r , " ia =" * nace “a ins ‘ ; > j ERsHIN 2. wad , nie - i z rvOini @17,.Ciency ’ Iu . ’4 tiour eas F - Wat nve.: - Ww Jortesant av 50 MOON COUP! 2° 475 RANGE-—Biac! wig LO 4 cleaner. $1. 3733 1 hr : F ad can ota Ser " (ef and Kitchen; well furnished: steam heis: well furnished; Apt. 103 ‘2 e RO) N. w. corner Clara and ee ae on W. HH. Voss. 4114 West ay . . “ a ee 7 ¢ m +} - Private Ss oe il ‘ , : heat (a) ——— a pe eo am Renmeele : — - —- ; “— o in parlor, 2 bat en ior a FRSEX COMP 459 ae. ; ; ‘ 2s . - or , PHRIDG? B3900—F urniamed : : . PCRSHING 5316 —- Commodore Apar)- 721 Gor 2D FELLOW 7 rooms an 5 d pa a _& - ; BR. .- fe) Bona . ne thee & cy UuPre ae -?- NG} Bh Mi «& a ’ eee) WASTIINE \' "pt ] i- ‘+ ’ i N40 -_ + mart ° (cS) WLI Vv KL. 4-1 45A—New l> lurbishec: room for ' nts jarge 2-room eff enc Oni, pie” 5, roorn steam hea ed ap artment: open. sispe w . = ++ ay 4 — ‘oes, MADISON. 913—3 roome. e.ectric. : 75 VERLAND Coupr -°*°**’ ey gelling account of furna sWinging wring margain at S25 . ee HEAP housekeeping; heat and phune st oy ncluding electricity for cooking Ans £680) pe eAUDE E. VROOMAN, ———— D S aa of r 12 month!: IVE. ¢504—Sulte of o , ouse- ROOMS —Pershi rocms romple HAMILTON. 1241—Ilet or 2d fl.. 7 lars rest of between Maryviand and Lin ogern; garace, bath, far SOO } | yf y\\ YY hrown reeru bat &. Ps SUIR’ . x oe" 2 good : MNGitioy S41) eh Mark a ri = 5 " xa = (ge) * —_ — a (ce) Kecping, convenient reasona..- 9. bh vusekeping : gazese 3 Ti x W- ~ 90, fej Meutiful roon $s and sun parior fanit . ‘ 3 s and Q rooms with | 4 Apa 4200A- —)- rvom flat, bat davenetie ~~ ° ; ee “ners t pam -s ran 7 la PAGE $4°7— 2 clean, warn: rooms, com a were: -_ —~ ---— ww Tvice. oper oe ° and 9 baths availabie in exc Usive Arayie | n 3 pe PE Colfax 16s. 6 a WASHING MACHIN! ‘oor Sat pletely furnished for housekeeping, = WASHINGTON. 4271-——Nice .3-room effi EXC ELLENT APARTMENT piace Hand isomely decorated with can- |’ NEWSTEAD. 3160 N—T reo na. weakens. ‘ as “ Z ‘ . = “J | : , * SFIED Ci iS }? h I\ CG nd +. B Ther, Ede: Alimet Northwest wt io eeepil roome: steam ency, furnished: $79, See enito BY) 1280-82 & or 7 veesed we we furnish ghe, eigctric, "heat. ric WV l OMERS COL, vGS Lot : he: ss g jox ~~ Be merge =F ) ror rl aT CO. Main 444 ah . a * ad ~ . -- : . -_ ‘ ie [ ‘ ’ eT Ley. eniiaren elcome. 343— 4—— 2-roc ™m & art ment, - aie sats BA N] # ER "R EB. a mn ~— « ‘ 4 ' » Fi Lanett Ww WL wie a _ aes , JANET car ami rie wanted, to he; veniet id: “ WESTMINST ER, 46: “$30 pees 1 .RNGR Vy E ‘, SPECHT, 112 N. 7th at, = (PRAI RIE. 3508—Living. aie ne. vreakfast. — - ; ] Mus “es ££ 2 - sb: té » me - T7 a N : : ~ ~ = “2 ’ i ~ ’ ' ; « re Tri r, ¥ et ~ °? q,? ‘A , rye A ’ ; : 4 ’ . ,¢ : ivr? is } rit i ompletely furnished; - f | sé T kitchenette, : bed: oom fion, You Must See Yahlem URION * oes and Merkes ; ivy r 8 barkaitt in ne aera” Powe Celta eos. fo) Ae ee ee ee chine’ | fxs © tee See ee © so AML TON. yy PEE Beauti u raymoor” Besumont High Schosl Colfax ben Pm . t 144 & j - : age — . OTELA? «> ire r oe id fleor: Ph a , oe 2 eee £8 ee ee © AMBIN RANis«! Muck s hy. ue 2) PAGE, oOo Warm housekeepu rpome WHY LIVE IN ON t ro “ae "Ma ’ mene Apartments; «. W. corner Waterman an —-- ~ . iberal Guara t ge = onthe ) 4 MAD) | . ; i s uth Cony enilelces reasonal ie. F Cc} 5544 PE RSHING ; BEAU TINULL Y EC s. BT GE tie. Mury IM bR sx?i7 t } ‘. Sl per week buys $20 2 o : a oe ae a “ Jusmiahea ISHED; NEWL* We ¥: 890. j Se ee cape nn & baths: highest ciass ana beet arrann of 23. S958 Maffite (e) TION RANG 4;rays é en) 2 fees ‘ . . —_ , re - wa : an a ine rooms 7 a } AOE 7 MY. Py oO! 3 r.ce.y U7 02181) p RATED: ~ BOOM EFFICIL wd . HA MiLUION, ) es pe 4 reoms, wit Murouhy in the city. Open for inepection. Cw 3. | c TO. 4223W— 1 « e also bled ’ no . ‘stata Lol M - rn wa cF — —- ; 2) rvoms wners home. bed ae Out cond on rent S70 o > 83) SACRAMEN a or: ne aP _ , ‘ reas . } — - - ( ARANY ORO. -- ~— as 4 i if 11 > os ‘ ‘entral ola anise (cov) 4231LW. uoper, vw esa : meow RANGE-—Srigae & beact ~ ac —Neativ furnie crown PAGE, 5010--2 furnished rvoms, couple, ~~ B ARG AIN— 870. rooms, living room, bedrooms. dining | ——— ining bath: couple employed: $f parior: open = : KEA vCcl Chestnut st n 2094. . tine O° Lide2@F > . x _ 3 SITs ee ‘ gv lLiwWUuseACC): Lie 4 as owes - Pores ry; AW a) . ~ - . a . . te: : IN. 5° arunent : seve ‘a : ee Panne conditio 593STA Ride RN! H Hi} b Be ° F t 57 W | , ORKL E IGH EF } it IE NCTES KENSIN' rt ' -44- At rumnet ven A Oe Elnt 9 TRSPRCTION | FN ENT 1718 WoT sooma. ruadern. ois: : ; rootmgaése, 2°@l, Janitor, across Soldan. r . rT 7? Ph ' UrT) = | f € : *) «’ j ’ . : ‘a 2 ¢ ; »* n rn 7 a } ; ‘oy 4>T ry » rT Ss. aaa . 3 aww bi f Vy , sewn) h a 3 reat an ‘ Fite! *h }@T ‘ 75 oOter . Inst ~ | * ) _onen ene Mole = CT. / 1 300: Used eee | " Furnished Flats and Apts Wtd and kitchenette witag vt ig ,000: eggs See ae Stevie) on 5544 Pershing _ — ad turnianed ns F. CORNWELL. RE CoO. 111 7th. poe THE C ‘ARL JETON’ ROOM SPRING. 2531 N. =, San ny ror fiat on P a : a7 eek os 7 aor =~. | aintinee ; —— room ficienc: mina ee : RK AG > ry > a a a oes : LL: 3a floor rent Cc re: Ree ee ee aan reat fiat, BGt fnrioh LABAMA, 6647.3 fumished rooms for PAGE. 5288—Large etéam-heated room. newly painted and decorated. Cabany (8), | oh ane: a un perior, Open nutiiel) DREURNISeED KFRICIENCY APART. GOLDSEEIN RE ALTY OO, JATS to n S30) Vo a Ape i rig? |i att? : . ' , . _ os ; 4 P i> EN’ ~ ith & ih # witt ' . . er . oy , 9. i 114s ry } r 2 PFI MUL san vasl Js roonis i serra Ww AP AR T MEN TS $24 ON eHWA RE 0 ° 7 “"* : ; Ue ’) : ' 3 : ; : . aon " . he ted os ran o adults mily Cc) — “Tt Dar 17D i! . 2 4 - oe “—s p Sg ER Oe HORSES AND VEHICLES BUTANICAL, 3628—Room, 1 or 2 gen nant adisiniig aik; ef-| FIREPROOF BUILDING barior in-a-dor bed: ain: ~arage: rent} QOabanne and Goodfellow (| TWENTY-FIrin. a: *-—* rooms, . _— .. ; : —_ “3 i. . = 14 rhe i. oy ; " : —— : . - 2s nae)’ ' inset nl , rea vcec te ‘ _ . J com. sf) 5! Aa-ko Lod For Sale BOTAN A] 3869—Large. modern, ‘ur en, . & OF + Fenlemen Lindell Have« 2 pnd By oo lable FOL COLDMAN. Realtor Ollwe 9131. | WN. e. cor., 3. 4 and 5 ter eam heat HATSC acti ‘LTE R. . OO. 2407 HN. Baws. : » . ! — can. oonkan ae ti -_ sI7,b ot aoe . . : . : mn iehe ~ breakfast if preferred — - Neltmar al 30. : Bas Delmar ROS ‘BO’ . Naps Pics! : 3 (cB) with hardwood floors tlle bat seam > 76 | | WARREN i323 r ma electric. ) ROOM ! o- Piece MORSE ' be 5 we ROUM——-Delighitful sunny apeartmenmrm ou _ve-ma - LACLEDE. 4504 ~Lyn ton . a ho janitor service. etc.; dec wn 7 Ph sult: $6 : p,__4A15_ Delmar tee, Bee Lowenstein, 1321-25 N. Bway. ROADWAY. 2206 S——Neatly furnisivd pig oreferrad: share kitchen. Cabany PROWNING APARTMENTS | “rooms. tiewiy decorated: 23 tioor open: | 6 902.50. open for inape eens PA at _.. Sing ROO SVITE-—8 pieces: xove e oms for light housekeeping S657R : | choice neighborhood. Glive 733. (c8O} ANDERSUN-STOCKE- PRUE RMA (eb 3 ." as —— EE a — ‘ YY 4% — ™ eh si" “4% rer 5536 re RSHING 3 - = eT 808 Chest nut st. ) 9145 New Ashlan ws 3 ty = ; = = ; = -= — condition. _~ — i. am oie “1 ype ewe attetean: aettate Oe ae eee oe me Gw-room ef ency. beaut fu y furnish a 45674 LACLEDE ——--~— — - = | floor ayctrie, gas and ougan ena . ee enna BINISG ROOM — ie jt : . a? = 1. = | a } get . } ‘ . - _ ee? oe iia, ne tf, Service, Ss 7 ng Mil. oA * 2 ‘h ~ we rf, Om ete fo .ouseke ping : d re ome, meal a ‘\e wily decorated. 5316 SAY OY COURT ; | month i ry nv Eng): “ {4 fee " ; ~n tee Tr Ai, mNsS . . ; ras J bo. rire. eAp ; ; 734 iz fs Ny" P a hd j - re ma J : nrnex " uu gehignhw ay end , or j a” j ° = - resen effic anew furt tehec. Informatio : 59 a : — han =rust For Sale but -y bom we t " if . ’ +? ro , ‘ } irene i.e : ’ \ Va ? , ~ ae PL Ww a - ‘ : ar « Bil. i 8) ental -# 4 ee a linve - : gi. ver iight CLAUDE Fr Y RC OMAN 160 N Rr h. (e565) 4 ¢ +1 Lee —_ Be a Creasing ; anes A | pee Pd bul : LAAs pes . J rest : ? ‘ ’ } sae KeetTy ne i ’ ] re ¢ or TY) . pre: a me hare _ — y rie ‘ne ; * ; ~ —_ . : ; | car ” ‘hey r “olet et on Screen, 1924 plea Seene® _” aa wae , ELEVENTH, 1511 &.—?-ght houses he =ROvuI '.&rRe, Phd Loot went apartm ene. and gas; eve Apartment grt Elev ote LiINVELL, 3935 five ¢loset ‘Two beds ceiving 6-room efficiency. | ore’ 24 floor neg = only +. ve. DINING-ROUM ~~) i =—— sf Vera 7 o> : ' re] ERY roor,s : "ven ene . a? attract ve y - UP! BiG , Lv in “es a aer’ e Manage! ") pre rr, |ae®s. {a ' & = ioome CORNFE T a Ze fig. ‘TRt ST Decorat! ons to suit. Rental reasonable her? - oath zs cash Sy enéid r —_ v order: S$: = (pen f-om. consis: 4 bu f ‘ ene a / at . MAC IN my tae ‘Hi 15) . . ae Jteht -" useker) > i! ing bat" kit nen privi.seges “a rg ad an’ AA75 oT a > oe ~ 0 LINDELI 4343—7 an A — ae apart- Apartmen's open _— ’ CTT’ Tertexs, 7 nightie and omens 502 en eeeere, IATre tae in Ot erican FJ | S ; le ” ine poome nveniences Ba fo sae Oat a ers: + HOUBAM REALT) ry to B the —_ ment: rent $100 per month. __ * BANISTER R. BF. CO. Main 444. (e57) | . —_ s A T NTE T i mR te { ‘ odd | ny Eng! or furned oa 4 na hy r" or aA 2 aXD San a -- 7. seakeet —- larce 31) ' aban y e4! sail —s s . 37° ert ona oe CLYDE CARSON. 625 Chestnut. (e5) ; NE W “AP. AR RTME NTS Northwest : al , ‘ ; . . . wr}re 7 " . ‘ ‘= " . ' *a Pe? m . | i) Pt Li ‘ ft. a TF", 1 te — ‘ , 4 a 8041-43 Locust b , - ‘6 nn ‘haan | a sLORS 1S ime oe" : roon joining bath: eteam hes ad EM 1.E pats ‘ on . aa — > @ ors ety -- -* a elman’A ¥ * os yw ori an¢ | McPHERSON. 44574 rooms, sun parior. | TANTS. Bat5A—B lao nm ; ir , ry oy / ; > aan sneer , weer “ ie a . VW ewe BMiect? “TS O lve “ id ey vr ; ae tras roOnt ~' = mus pure eve gas CsOc rac, pts LAA yy L JE, fol. Weel yr Ld be large recention hal] recluce rent. (oe FINE®T L Ot ATION IN c1Ty U : " | ms . — _— ‘bors = emis — 5 a . a MOTOR = For #a@ie « rented sizes me -E oan ere ae oe — OY eee 5 M PHERSON 47°91 6 eft! Cc en Vv 531 San Bonita: > rooms, oll moneen: dere cl . oe rent: nk: rubber and mechanical condition x ‘ ; . &) animal als; aan a Se eis: stean at aApArimen* nve SURULRBAN. 60: ror room i h - , . — oo > oy lenc ‘ lock : ff Bk ang « ocae Ba gor| both eood offered al an sttrartive price Enamele ‘Kitchen Cabinets, $20 | "seeend aa" isirlig. Sroeiink gain: lat seam, toate Srtgorabie. ws, SUBURBAN, (og Fives, room iat «= NEW MANAGEMENT ceurtment: 2 tn-a-6or pete ca) 2 blocks “wort of ‘Skinker and 2, Diiks COTE BRILLIANTE, 4653—6 aren, Mate | Toure = Ger eral Motors Truck Co S07 Nive Bee ce Ree : sie Fall Fator ~ VANDEVENTER. 2323 a oh a’ ’ om Tdeali!vy eitvuate unpletely ‘furnished Mc ~ HERS IN. 4 se ~d fl west 4 rvoms Deothere ‘ — campus arn adjoining oe a , S198 ric nae $125 . - ee — ‘ c83) TONS S kik ¢ ‘HANGE a st; “Tyr aree mm ithern To ‘ ‘ Wiame a nai ai artment Vanderenter efficiency apartme: te of from 2 to = sun pe a) snow. *(O-aere ore t of ¢ ._- om Seminary; rent ‘ orn = a ~t- weed sg iv. - - —— * th . ’ Tr Nia? . ad ~ : p " sa tare? 4 — — ; . ‘ ‘4 ’ bee “A , j nr = n-a-oor hed s. niee « EW GE a J AL. THE ts k R R11" ‘ hes tnut ai) ov tw . : mn” . ° wy ict} | DODGE—Truck, 1924 Ag a rentlemen: private tantly: rr ang (= — beds, lars ght. airy rooms ‘hurvughiy MAPL F350 6 furnish "West I END REALTY, & CONST. CO. woodwork, su porch, fe . ae 3 i¢ «a , t rity ns ‘Ta ‘¢ : ae it) > Jf _ *reon. > o - , i . ; _ " : . ss ry a it : | 4 — , > - td s arge t » r or ° Pere. é o> rooms. neat rurn ed » _ e ~ or oe ' (cd7x) FL‘ Y MR LA M s S BARITORD. — 2e0 ~~ elaar N43R ich) ABHING SON ———— tad nee, wnovaced. with every modern cenvenlence t = r gervice Phone Hogan, Grand Caba 205 Sib Del: nar bl =a FARLIN, 4540-6 rooms, sun 4 pce, we cam —- sem = ih > R M S and BOA RD ‘ atier ' mm in : = : : s* em seat eine raz z*, a = oye hed on 2 9 ‘ Ee. 5 ° - ' "\°* ' rr \« ’ “mer .‘ Er : ; ~ . : ; j ’ a3 r : *T) with extra it~ - . 24 — itneial fie a 3041-43 : b! ra ie soos. 5 350s 4G North in nr ; “ pacts fo hg Re ee on cre = waecceemcs | NINA Pi. 5833—s!x rooms and sun per- &) a 3a a ‘Jocated. in choleest sertion | KINOSHIGHWAT. 00 Sey ban or. ce- . Locus? ! 4 \ 3 *; lLov—rrent roon oT us roem citchenete: steam heat a. C7 it NN —- - : : P } e le: | ~ na new semen ~ 2 Rum & — a .\ Q47 AW a, . bow x . = a ‘ “veniences "1 aire " o : ~ APARTMENTS FOR RENT M ART ' [™ oO} ' ry i. ® Chestnut. Ol. 6177 in the rk, tv. dec oruted im Se “y ann A seeeion: | blieck from Florissant v. 7 > & MI Ty 1? , 7. —— vards lel 50: omatt Aown ; 19 Pag sre, 7{ CA 4 ’ - : . | ‘ ma — : ~ ; a - sping WASHIN(STUN 4°, “* Ha reo; es’ earn s IN sate ~ A th. te icBO) rent on ¥ $75 =— $85 to reiiaoer 5 . 4 blecks from » by nien ons. X . a nier hy .] ts co . in. ‘ . } ‘ 2. ri ; Lal . .* ETT . SO Mooi Bie¢@).: , hao st wn’e’ *® e1e ger Lie! mer aes > - on » ——n o . See are corn DA tre B le fot : me car: tin 7 / wy the eaaatn bee > = nS a at : 11? ’ ' A r Kk "1 4 t) \\ te i; Urtiiel! ‘ “ae fii : Sion ., ££ every) ing ne al 3 1) — . ‘YX = » - aT °.4 ¢ vers an Franci ae Realt} > 0. Ni ere DR ry & 626% let f) ww: 5 nl © W FISE ' } , tb #5 . 4 7 ; . a , eliver firet-c'aas , RE ry -- 7h breakias Ivler 7TLZ5R : rv 1720 Beautifu sieening 3 =! ] “on ti. b ga as° -- - AP ARTME ‘ re ROR RE Nts -FRANCIS- PE RRY-R . 110 N. 7Tth.(e5) 5568 PERSHING. SOR TRTA: : tires : = at hA2..sroumen.__‘8 . ee - ; COZENS 13%—— Board, mar r lads ) 2UDA refined gentlemen: privete W —y. Aho! a ‘ well urnished WAS LN. or’ ee alee 50 ingebur _. a oo POUNGIOE . rimente : 5 : “pases 5 wh) Ia84 7 t X é = a he bone . ' reo? A or twin od fsentiemen. * 43 K ngebury, j fi . ~ , > ” Four and eix-room effictency apa es) PALM. 52060-—ad f : nloe. mew refully ! lL) a l-to truck Fins ed running 3 : a de ' e* G5» weel Grand &416R. ‘ te en ~_ 075M . op) 2 fi. Ww. 4 rooms, sun parlor, — ae = PERRY RY TH. 110 N. 7th. — news and exclusively finished: new butid- ‘ Me. ami a g . farne ake + So ne with delivery body Or 4 room, come. KINGSHI HW AY. 3587 e 0G WorpoN ALI 443—Nicely furnished roen ry q+ ao SS ndatiad- . miedindis oteam Neat «6-2 +4 e cb. 420. roorn ®, MoGern, Femt | in serfect service: ice, light anc gas ficsem low ren io4) Ban . 2 : ae, . After 7 p. m., 4204 irre ri board furni ‘ ai. | -¢ citehe nent bath. wae. electric. WASHINGTON, 5/44 Pt pay ee aa rooms: $3523 University. 3 fl. W.. & rooms, ‘ $55 SINGER- rong re R. ©. 104 N md ~~ and double beds; rug#, ete.; FRANCIS- PERRY- e ro? PORD—lLicht delivers piarter nd Ce , fax O60 3M SU ’ ventent: aAu'te 3 sleeping or ———— , Singse OF COD- steam heat eee ..-- 85 00) Bh. Olive 0es ———— A . —" 2612 Pavel iin Er 3 a Ww 7 PAGE. "4kh4 rooms, low ren it Y Wil Main 504. : 108 WN. Rth. (e65) iu PAPIN 4 & ho RAP. > _ : wy 41 . . in " . = y “a . ; . ~— : ’ ec oO ise (ear iti ryofr r erence ne ’ . - . . . *s -_ ~~ “¥ @ oper BUULt6, Ove : - ’ mae DAR . ia housekeeping “ ASHINGTON en es - siarentiy ~s BO ? rooms. - ae os Rane: hot water, janitor Delgiar 4258. (57) Five rooms; tile bath, _, nasewaee poet. | | TRUST ST CO., h ya e a taht gg : : ‘employed par ore nouse dc eepin ad stars OO ja#iand. 2 fi. 2 Be 5 “s #9 mn = ‘ itor service; references requ red; . ry rv Brasch liouse } : — y bees 2 * >> 1 water, range poop.c ef o> nished ic a x, -rm. «ffici PERSHING. 7327—Univeraity als *\x heat, Jan ~ 5 . KY a. . »TON TRU KS ankKIIN ay =) Soe : “ = t, 7” Garand Ben , . rR wer Ot . S WATERMAN. 5226——Large 24 story room et, mo . i Teel a .. 73 00. sarge rooms. warage, heat janitor weryiee : | Open, rent ot -4 cau ALT vy CO. | mil 2 a Ta O-wieee ’ "pes = ’ ~ ey ‘ NTA 1511—PFurtiile rooms ae erie —s — 7“ ae y SS tr ot ¥ °ns6 N Grar a ys a Ss 5 rooms new high-ciase ree dence apartment.(co4x) od y Bid In~ LEIGN Pp c Ty : (" aaten 7 Ope a’i ' - : q . i,v¥ A : ette and Oo! a nection: aoe 4 2 ‘inal . = - -* arr |r L e Zz. s x eat nigh Su ve Bo: ad joy . Sv $100 ; ASLLEMAN, 4 ' gt ibeken g. furnace heat . ome ee P (ef $75: or 7.00. ‘gt eam 2 6V PEABHING. 5316—Gommodore Apart Olive 70. B12 im (e4) | P 5119-63 Palm: just a ; : . ~~ 4 : hone @ heiroom . cou vent “s Wran ba ; ; . onaedb ener eh; » 4” 5® rme pene . . “ ; . ° a ‘rican Weir tis : As eared ro ; — aOoOU aw. wt ments, .argre room eftic ency oniy . oor beds. floors, &16—Fuon ar Ss _ co" R422 Geraldine and €1 Nay and lighting. (cB) | Union and cetera rat —— se aa ; 2 oh. O77. 4 = ahe ront a Os - ‘ - pnen ‘ TS. - - : 1G. M 5 ks: mechanically ver- ro ogg EE etggy gy ges sone sekeening froums, kitchenette: heat WESTMIN ‘TE a: aa ce Saati Sele 9 a Perrin od P + é = = a 4 front house Keer ing roory., connecting “Northwest —— $- it Ss floore well arranged ; rent ; AP A RTMENTS a “er . ' . nae - —— ‘ n hear y. : - ib — INGCT NT ORD a FTO root ni kitehen running water range. children po poo ONE. . 4 res nepec't ; Ste Sei ened mechanical seetition: for pgio vnou's ROOM AND BOARD--For 2; twin, beds enet te jrana 1801M. | welcome =) | ““catre = Auras. ‘reoms. ewith wwe Ki bed: | Fd Cone es. B. B. CO. 222 Bae oO. r ~*~ an ; sid ti ; ‘> e ; Z i > . . ss : se _ - = : | > a = —-- : awiel am %4 . eral Tued nein an Motor } § RN] TT R Be emall famils (Cran 1a HAY s4904 Roome for business giri*., TT #eTMINSTER PI 3954 Tousekeep bus line to door ow rer PLYMoOl TH of 44— > reoms hot-weter 5830 P kK RSHIN (; e)) sa ,* 1% A’ yom Away ; ‘ | ws ne = . ae , : we fae , larmar’ yey ot, ne euite front moa ate complete a ANCIS pP ERY ettesti 410 “N Vth. cS heat, $50) ©) ‘\ Sry ARZ fiitve 834° ' ; floors : = , ue WUE. a iteisa ana ™ ne Pid Mf : ] rsa APL nse aris . 4 , j _— as . . a ¢ - ve . « > placate a ney r ' 4 6-room effictenry : newly 4 , DOU msi NY ne Weg’ t toe ’ tr firet-clase condi- ilies en and over ey a) pies homelike » ver ermne : ~HTN ANDOAR BOO? 2d : Kae range. porce®iain kKiticnen cat De’ , heat NORTHLAND ay 1—5-room _ Crest enc) PL YMOUTH. 9864 3d floor weet: 4 roome | pated: includin lor electricity for $205 tint extra laree stake bod: bie har ere, TIONS « EXC x Ht anxnGe STOR! S ~g “ah I7TS6IM priwate fartniis gent. Grand °% 427R cts gare eed. hot Wate owners residence oe le bath, Mu hed... @.c.: $55. ‘ and sun parlor beink newly decorted | “ : : 4 * ght nlimi ALLEN. 2 trietuy modern RY) ger 21°) Walnut (eS %x and Market #* —— ' orivat , ae Neat furnishes aduite, reference WEST END R ALTY AND OONST. CO.. and painted: open cooking an ne; wu ted room double : : : wn a = — De. Boe arte) On. Pe te | EER ANDOAN s06e— ” — | oe 3490_—_Nigels furniehed | ° Cubany 2853 6511 J>eimar RUGFEN# | ALTHFIMER. S817 Cheetnu! phone service; furnishel or unfur- ARSENA a ' ; ~ ,« rime ’ . rT) / : e» sty? ris . Ts NG -« j one wr, hs ; ier -« » P . « . ~~ .' ate ‘ ’ > at —_ - = _- : we S + n* eh en e ithout bodies. ¢ ae a’ nee: / aan Orel sO is = .NDOAH. 4 A Furnished hall front hallroom, $2.75 weekly. N. W. COK. GE HAL DINE = on PALM | ROSEBURY _ “a, + . yoome ene mm |i need oversscting veces Tums — Pert . . . . . . : , wes = , Tia. ' vat . -* “> Y NLM DAYI (Foti A irtil la Achill - 2 —-——— aw . . — > 2 ele ’ . oore ret uced ,? . nrinr » moving . — - ' ‘ pe en , ail > Ms) . . ‘and wre PINE 91 Gina ryt roo IFD a ai $a St. ‘ ir, on @ ro ew H nver ————— uth —_ " wer Ooms. a xorne . kp a. Mu poh bela Py ie) laire i 5 WASHING’ 975. achban REALTY . , : ; ee r” : : = : -* , ', —, ae banks Ste mt om . » AL . oe ; ‘ rs New. beautiful r . oll heat ute! de bright rooms. garage 4 large van. - ape, pun TH mii« | mn ’ mst -class sha pe * Can he cee;r as cash aud ‘ | a b B , none rs mn —_ break?aet ontions . ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED MP AR THE N’ tence on. ele tric Aigh washer. Dal “a “Me ‘ARE ao} Chestnut som re heel a BAI sagas ae 4225A.- Reautiful 4-rvem —. | = . iienmeaal $52.50 “87 SYRA Cc ~~ CALIFORNIA. @S26A ag house- . - . “" ’ cov riease. >. r * n » oe ee - - & r ms o ng ore? new in nn we oa Vek icsock. (all + olfax f! Qo. iiton CATES 7133 Acuhlie rooms and WRIUITTEMORE 2 Fi) . Nj . — pF RNISHED ROOMS——For fam'lies. with u une S684 's. ‘aaa | , rand] a month. Forest 7018 (e765) " m oa ‘ERSHING F- seem 7s eS, pe ee . . &) ~ ~ 4 ~ ee 5 Be ‘ttiemen preferre ne ping £ housekeeping ; rit . or without children; muat be respect = c CASTLEM AN, 3608 ‘ rper . Mu 3 we? ion. oOlUA N second floor. 6 rooted 6 rooms and oan narior. two bathe. lectric hot water. tollet. Ea ask for Mr. E. G. T ighe. (Cc os rE: 3007 I room f vi 1 rent reasonabe SIA N 17th st cal age S ee, oop es heath electric: onen: $45 5567 PERSHING | _ © “emtral . 4 — . ' — tatout hn LA _ a4 , -4,> " orreer r furnt . 0 o ec jai o- ‘ ‘OENE J | THEIMER R17 (Cheetnrt rer . hall. eve parlor = — - : . ' , 4) LIVE 33 13—-Nice vy furnished room. oe ae. * Cheetnut EUGENE . Al. AME Aaa 4 roome eoceplon A te . . : 4 - ae ; et 87U: Southwest 2 /e3) at “GENE 7 AL THEIMER, Ri : - + TAYLOR. 22 8-8 rooms, 2 Murphy bedh 57233 McPHE 8ON CHEROKEE. 2720A- 5 room rie xe airt- Automobiles For Sale— : xk fr hig! CATES pS »-e . ied ¥ ‘ oa a , °} Rk yp MS—N ine unfurnished. to rent to col isa 4 A Beod 7 gto A A) ver ~ . ome ! arge are sling sete newly decorat fh rooms. open pore h ae 3? —- newly pane: nee | geen Wiis llaneous a low over siover Ju vier iam } 4 Y erp > © : | . Vil ~ ‘ a JT uUrnisie fas i _ ered 2100 , ~~ or A aa} +. gion \ me nt: o niece ‘ arge. comtorta e Osaad ‘ oa ane " mrtm i ret ) ae bnere ' oO! -ASHINYG ON -_ tures me ' r la f it? \ ae. nenennesemeieaes be ao SE} * other Thakes S10 wp st "i « Te Dk cM ah mod Reon boat Se) ele } . "i a LB 1 901 x c ompton. ice like ‘OTS $75 - Vecant ¥oV ] oO . “ y KR N vA t. 7 : RR , ca) 1ji1 N ih 4 rooms and ra) h pec? . : 5 cow 9 a Ojrve Bley by | : a : , guaran’ eed and Gennes =e a tint us Titel wate! b1NGC va i int noNDS SsSoulniwee ya cone rhe - ght. , TT. er ; ; unfurn eu iy ‘ - | i | Fr... so-.—4- room efficiency roy - . rs : my . — : 1Pe3 - . . ‘ , " oil 13 s 140° Ss 4 . -—e aa . p40 VA ery rs ’ : i ’ aemeey ai. cony €hichices ‘sTer K 2 towne ~ 1 ee be : e,> nee : B aaa C RANL “ou6 s ‘tyyerivu Kins Reservoir w Tp Os excellent janiter aere- ~~ -*- ° Oat 4 PINE. os DELAPR. 87) &—New 4- room ’ on bans St TaAnuis most reliable mo or a Moor o 40 *s | Heh bet i Mia A . ; . ~~ ; win i+ — vate oareen Stl. onto . ' 4 oe 7 9 - Pe rk Apt T) oe: s eo res lee; strict! , m rn; $5. (eBlt«) rooms r* : porch ‘ ag porches, hardwoed floors, ‘fe 4 ; Le i on » Be ‘o ( " ] : , ee marl eanie? = . ' —_ : oon Wed . - ros y 4 urphy beds en 2 ee : Tobeam ane 4 ag PT SB — ~— ya t a ; car company is offerin 40 usec —Baker's air-t'@nt part ;, ary ‘i; housekfeplis e zy) 8ah6- furr ed or 7 Cheetnut TALERMAN. 5553-—7-room ap newly = — a nm? ~—* shed oe a a ued” mall 1528 ae RiGttl : Mens Oe West WES Tr — wa at inde cieid urnish a § E OE NE ‘" A LIHEIME t. Sl? heestnu ’ Smee + aan saneania Cali Caban. _=— a DE TONTY., 4020A— -" reem A Ri 747A Front sie g room. pri- uy) fn immieh - nen gee. electric, ] LAF AYETTE 3626 3a oor COR PETS "ae newly papered, painted; $75. (cS2) porch. ae 4132a—4 fiat ; . ’ . . as “ . .10r ; ; ’ rot epin rh il si —— . - “ > ‘ ; . = ; ; - - re LANGA? y BE RO -. ‘ gentiemen ( abat: 481014 _ - me ———— — rev orl? 1 ENS 7e2° (Chestnut ha WATERMAN. 5800 > by floor > laree 303 N. hen BL. D Ry newlyw weds now » 1a) a “18th and Washington COO _ ae - , weirable furl hed =o oe : Senden tena Uist? 0 beautiful rooms 6: 6un room, ready red Benton ! ns - - — - ag FoOReSsT PAR, 444 ‘ pan © Oe . a Ty be > oonne rv u sneu 00 W , voms two yOrT starts Nov, i; rent . Foe GOODS heap ; leaving room: bourd uptiona Delmar 6353R. BA) RL “ho tan wwekeeping * Page car R MMATES ANTED WcKEAN AND GRAV OTS. ee Grend _for oceupancy ; i 2PBs. (ebany 2604R.(c83' | els FOOmne: OF ‘ NG pon’ buy that Used Car — ' : _ ‘Ray mond ( c6b3x ree , re ; _{c:) | Bt MM A TE ¥ oung tm al Pee laun Ry. hy beds; ; r w " "| FRMAN 7) 0~—-Beau atiful apertment. ' ee Ww ATERMAN AV E I i= DE TONTY. 4015 AND emt, IH LLL. JULIAN, S882——-Firet-clams . Ooms (6) | BAYARD. 1260—Corner Page. Neat!y fur __ dry; homelike, Vi ctor 4 , -GNOLIA 4103—Cor. Thurman; just « th gttzactive: ‘rooma wi ene 39 NDELL Pm tg | ,room, tile Sate Sg ee hoard: @aract See See: nished ght housekeeping Troon Cs! OR OOMMA oo we (atholi vo! une lady MAU: ' dresain Appiy_th e = : 3935 Li ull heat. lerge hail. | Ser 7 ‘ i room. : - Hy vin ‘. — lw FENSINGTON. ol! m, single, dow 78 ) $625 r few left. having , Usiné om 1 Di tch WATERMAN. 5560—let floor. @ large ||| | low : until 5 OW read about the KENSINGTON > et ie ili eile ain at . kitchenette : ane! root oard , OO nt Liermatr ahs rpmy ned. hearoom af ul 4 Py. FF % i} Rev en-room dup ; $60. garage 7 i. = “PURNITURE CO. bier table board; garage. Forest R24OW- (ong Bog) onnec ting roome weil (4001 a: ath, >» (¢) = f) *T : vy tut ahead ? eo Pe *.7 waren : 2 ) are OV. - —_ ; ’ ‘ ~— f ; 5. * - , 4 ’ : & hurscay . (e3) | SH OR CREDIT CIRDELL, 3O0K——Board and room; Feagon- CATES, 5081— Two nicely faraivhed bc ee: W_O4” Pow-tenaich _______'©) | tween Get. 20 and See io. 114 6, Th, | WATERMAN, 39438 BOOMS. 6 BED Mm 719 Chestnut street } coal eos . 3 CASH OR CRE able rates. Lindel! 3& | keeping rooms, widowers , oeor P. 4 ~— Rooms i. ®t ae anwaent name iit ~ eeanne pcan cathe aN, BRIN “em “Sn *% ” - r ~ ae S ' - saat ean heat abis ’ pe rmanent ; oi : " 6 ” b = B 7 ; — oe : > SS bere h v a rg" — ee ' > Qetober Sale of New ahetieat BOES— South Too: Saw TOUT | ChARA @97-Beesad Glecr south: large ROOMS WANTED 3945 Magnolia row? tor service, Ist: PAINTED WHITE ENAMEL THROUGH. —SS—— == | s _- hecous’ cal Risa electri 2a | er: good me Iss PP wi tony yell opel meg ee . poate - | tech steam neat &n n , (e “ | Accessories Parts—For Sale - 4115—1 and beard for 2:|__ steam-heated mom. cane BOOM Wrd iesare te ptymished: pri) org aparument: fine jocation oppoe.te eer PiXE SRI a FLATS FOR RENT mre senvenien: ese thon. - mean ls , ' , cM} BUS are cleat houpeKecDing vate “ticuier tox P-350 na 18 Tiwer (ero Park: rent r iS . room a) rent 2 . —aoae | ST Tee OU _ x PARTS—For any car. 2001 6. Pth. I we — ae mode ~“Toom; gas range, electric, bath. hea ROK ras wy —F) eee oe enient to | paLY-M CABE It. E. OU., 801 Ches:nut heat furnished i Be - rpeens — : cr x hen. deowraied. Bibs 7 »?} Suiner 270. Open evenings j a pl - lo ated wit without _' re mbhane; 35 bath, hea x W-101, P.-D.- ic ee ~ - WEST PINE, 4116- ~ _ 8 reom yt Ww 7h, foe t Lisnatch BG ens, ig) FLAD oe ene, Gonna a BUICK PARTS—Complete stock of uscd ae i ub DELAWARE, 1113—Desirabie housekeep- 5 5arg wia.—9. lighthousekeening. S eis-| RUSSELL. 8203—Very pretty = Seresm ments; newly decorated, ie Ww en FLATS copvenenets. _@ rif | Roick parts for all models. 3702 Gre - Rag , ie pres INDRLL, £8i5——Firat. 2 agiolnine ted | ine rooms: gee range. sink. continuous NCO g20'Tonth. Box P-178, P.-D apartment: modern: 24 floor: ConVehlelit | janitol elmer 6216, Keys at 4112. (cht) | 9008 Case. second four 920 00 FOLSOM. 3666- reef : to. ae ih ow Si i aa ni : er INGS a J 2 OR M‘ mR E | roams for 2 wu 3. breakfast f dessins 0? ats ai = a : or — a: etearm ROOM Wa F: ig? LOUSRE SED ing. « —— ee yee sun porch tea —--- RFAT aREor CrD L833 Division fire , floor 44 Ne erie, 42 As a et os ‘ tler W INDSHIFLD ‘j;T.ASS—For any car eh i pois a RF? et os 1? han f eri t wa'rer ’ DELM AK 4s ‘> uTTiis reat / OA Ow ‘ 2 . Sout) Qj ie bs ;, ipte x it} ‘an? si4 @}i ,w Seo ~ on roon . 0-94 P97 & —- ot) 4 ax 1216 _ ive -— nd tivor > &. ; , r —2@ | 8. Pth, Sidney 3780. {c8O) v4 FREE! FRE LINDELL BL.. ¢3xx—Attractive steam | _ heat _repconey Foret 260m =| mney 20323 a aa “Fire: floor. 4 large This el) arrange 3 afione anartment | ~’>" eacant Nor io. a 60 00 FOURnet eNry. 1800 ©. re ) } - heated rvom, exceiient meais. LD ° De_LMAR. S902—South sleeping room; in .- A an SES ae “LNA. AOA, §430—Firet Tie | ae : ; og eA Ae Bs | Auto Bodies For Sale . % - Handsome Present W it h led ORG. ae emu) ; rye adern hon ‘ wer) errer «* SUBURBAN ‘BOARD r. ,ome saree gg bern oe de responalbie = b ? ae “one y eM... | 4ie x = tha a. seer epee 7% 00 c HAUNC : Pr MEATH on. =e - fe ere Mc MI LAN, 4546A-——Roo! \ 7 ' ELMAR. 4040—Front connecting roon ued. oe oe a 4 tor servic ired; open for inenertion ee | PRANC ise f 3 - co Cheeta ‘= * we - ~~ Ine ||| HARGAINS always,” bodies, | commercial Purchase of $10 or pi kitchen; ‘conveniences; cirts, eaplove, DE etely furifished: light housekeep pare ela caturnion —————-4 | rent 975; heat ees mero. 111 &. 7th STANL EY EPSTEIN #19 Chestnut. Of 157 ; | ORYFR | B86— fiat. : ; * ry : : ” : ‘{ " : - ” aa ev? | ; rr P \ , " . ; 7 ha Cc h .' 4 a . ; ul a . ei nl — - ‘ “- "** ee ——EE an tc . a Se eheure mis 1 rut. 8° Olive M 2p Rooms CC om lete. $175 7! S"° ne eek an e | | it © Ae bath furnace hes Rt street cer service. Wenater 1637 R. ITHIN 1042 = 4 roewms and svunrooT DEL. leo Tr me FOR ‘RENT reTorneo rit red eae inn “aa k reacdeter and touring ar a } - MoP HE R SON 4TU4— Nice furnisnec fi DELMAR 72. #144A furnished eoutn a ae _ ie ts x ed O75 . bs NEW APARTMF ’ Ss. , 4148W Carter 5 reeme heat. ter : . 808 restnut " , ) toed be . in very good co ndition 3°, (NS e ‘a , 21 a ¢ ‘aah and bs ¢° 50 w on ‘ neces exoeellent meals 4 ' an gentiemen r couple empicy ed, M ma y ee . ; 4 larae 7oUme “fur Crpypesite Poerest Park weet of ARkinker i3 Cara. 5 rootme bath . ¥ rr ——E * | reve. a ee. p S 4516—lIarge room on 24 . is HOTELS THERESA, 1600 © ~~ vies geven spacious rooms end Murnny bed 1209A California 5 rooms bath. sleet, GRAND. 4375 #.—?-r00m i rar ; : , = b droom woot Mic HER nN. ; , ; bed excellent per’ c - r i¢ ntertor abundant «\oset *oaoe ~ ‘ : ; tS ; 27.8. bt ilalics of ii ; bar “a me. 4 room, e a ”. moc meals rea mab e fet) : . gn * a rge c ean hougekee pP- - 1 | o ee gee ey —— pep —~ Y phy pal + ; ry Cen 1371 eauleru, . ~ TP? - Mes . " ’ 19 y Jetfteraon. roume. . . +” foeg % * . kinds. : eB? ¢"? floor f ~ r — I ELMAR 46 6 ’ 7 . : “eee , " A 7 ALAR He T + "31°" Loc 7. (") @at) HY HIEMES Z RE Al TY . foa%) rer’ om Dp vee FY ig caite efrjererat on ‘ ROA aorede 7 roome bath Ps - a v ae) lis RM AR ' Kitchen, 8 rooms, complete, $299 sAPre bn ay | southern =. front | ing room. with adjoining hav cam heat. | $1 a9: weekly rates; tub shower bathe (eS) | edy for cccunancy: mafage: oven: 960 28504 Wesnington 6 rece. BOEE for. GRAVOIs. 811004 roome, aye *) | PORD PODIES-.Tirand new, 4-pase, coupe, , vith for. two. Forest end col@ water, Gas a ae 8) W ogaga te. come, hee ignitor. | nelle. — m room. poard, f n eR Ae lesa ' | OMING. 3540—Five iarze rooms. UP 6938 Roseburs = | , | only $185, $25 down, 3333 Washington ~ BRoom Outfit for $87.50 RSSTIR (c3) | $7.50 7 — ‘pEAt HOTE! mannine | hom heat and janitor. AD- | FRANCIS-PFRRY RUTH 130 \. 7th, (ch) e OA ci > : A ” . — —— 7 ae s ID OTEL. 2800 Loc “ust — arior: Ta fleer . POA —_ ells. & reome 1OWA — — {Pp $36.00 “SaR5—foom tor 2 edulte, in| DELMAR, 3O0;—-iet ff. front apt.: 2 sweater ate $1 Sy $4 week up. (c&! | ply jet floor west —- APARTMENT FOR RENT 9. Rath, elect te, : | —- + RA SPECIAL—S36 MAILE, | hoc SO TB. ggg ome furnished for houseceeping: hot zs OO? __ Py 52°2 PERSHING a | a + : hae “Sedan Bhi Olive, ~~ ] f Al] St ] B ] Sf 6 | n ands wnely -furt - , . o — ‘hborho a ana cold vw ~ «ink and cae range NEW S17 "EAL i TE le ti NA ‘ g« “| ari a nn’ sae Se F ; ss t. - *} fy raj 5 newlr decorated all Trhininve ren A ie .: © : ; ro —— - : , ; ‘t . eer : . use |) |) FORD Bnobies—s nano made ] -ton. ap Sy een amie a ' con a (eso) IRR = tiret floor: okt : . --g7- ‘ ( roome: excelion! Mminais, sien © ploy 4 Cabany TaaAw pre Rt ) Sa i ee i : - al | ar- ||| FORD WOWES—"New and used truck and | Mattresses for $19.95. NEWATEAD 712 N.—Elecant furnished = HT. 5845A—Neatly furnished oom REGENT HOTEL, ietn ang. Cnestrmt; APARTMENTS Sg = 7 5e72. Olive 76. 2 Tate Bide. | ° o> HH] rede Rete Bons te Toss” lathe | 4-piece Huguenot Walnut | room, suitable tor 1 or 2: convenient to ENRIGHT. 584: {c4) | modern: clean: $1 day up: $5 week up = Looking for one: 2 (o®) a | Ce A vite ocy 2.. ’ , >; . , pt bue and care rea sora bie f gi £Oe? | ya ~oaie Gummi iad ced ; . -———_—— RTMENTS : - we. 1) cette cite hall ~~ ee _ Bedroom Suites, $133.50 OLIVE. 4237—Newty tursisned = front | EXIGE ENRIGHT nme 84 ang #8 PEMWERTAKE HOTET—T¢ 8 Tavior’ BELT _839—Cor Cates: desirable , APARTMENTS ) 2) STAKE “ROD Y— ~] Aon ‘Chevrolet x > room: excellent board be eo _ ts } at daralshed Tieht en Evrorean plen: Gelichtfu.. warm ae apartment, a ~ ie path haréwo 412 N. Union a Apts.) Phone : _fondition. 977A Burd av et (E80) Gray or White I orcelain \PERSHING. B5xx finom and bath. pri EXRIGHT. es none p iences ae “Cen, rates reasonable. _ . eS ‘ce) eee. lares pen 16 gull. rent $85. . 2 yecuna and a $135 00. CARR. 1 - room: ; . or 2 leme re (eS - ay UENO —— ~ | aor 5883 Nina. — sun ‘per: Combination Kitchen Heater ae canna Cabaty Tria. (¢5) | ENRIGHT, 5007—Laree south front room yt CORNWELL RE. CO. WTS | ‘or and me ;. | | Tires For Sale fa 9 SD ath Weal: £& gentlemen _ continvove hot waler, ice RESORTS BLACKSTONE. 1460-54—Iat or 24 floor.) 5 LEVL« cate ; TIRES OW TIME PATHE ' ih, Gas Ranges, $65 ROOM AND BOARD: home cooking; fo} ENRIGHT. S218—Fyrrishe’ front room $ rooms: open. 85" Chee'nut. | Any meke tires 4 op time et rect 50 la e size nickel-trim- =~ ee ere hans 42 (eR) eqraee ont! a _ Fores: #775) teB) For Sale ETGENE J AL THEIMER . £17 au. 716 5 Saas locust. ‘med Heat; gi $12.75 BAOMB—ANé breakfast if desired: 1 twin ENRIGHT. 5083 Cenvenien’, heussiere,| COmras we ee ext ee | eC wwiv’ Accovated. convenient | 5 rooms and screened porch. $100-9105: | , q eatin oves hae. ae? ee double: garage: 3 cer ing roome; sink: best o veryth 52 S86 and &7 perch sere phy *. j REALTY CO. “est | : Tops Wanted 50 ! P Let - blast | tess, bus. Os pany 4071. &3) supplied Ni A aM oF tront and rear porch : oe feat by Fipk a =o "WAG ak GRANT-BELL, PEALTY (Oy. “8 WINTER TOP Yor 1083 Fora roedeter 2 arge size Ww 54501 ar ely room ; sacle ETCLID. S20 N-—Meeping room for bargain. $795 0307) ae “Bo 7 CORNWELL R. £. ©O.-.. 111 &. 7 on ~ ‘ iat fe) 4 Vor or roe 5) = 50 TRENDS 24 5—— is Lo M4 ae eS ntlemen (o83x) man Fiitersi¢de 2397 ; Pie 9 , Central 100 HOH Market. ic Pe Heating Stoves. $17 meals *! ‘> Forest p= \ , couple Or genau re ‘ t ios) Fy . wl he ne » » ve Ly : . «3a 4 4 ; ins Fee ue , ——_ ” = “ ; | t eile:

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Beuth PLATS AND APTS WANTED : | iy ; pte’ Ota rttee $,) Purniched Plate end Ate VV’'d PLATS POR ARENT .-Purniched age’ tr: wh et MUTA Phe . - ule Mire Bly stu vin evi. fue temte ler oe te o eas ; WG + bee oem «% the rr 4 ry be jes peated eer West per sieiiat DWELLINGS FOR RENT North J PURN HOUSER FOR RINT Vest p +t PN gait {i OME ay ys hee AWTii Mey ef A ROOMS aaia yl a? ee jimite . Ate role : 4°44 rt) ; /PPOrF FOR RENT > iiteus * iaiue LAD NEW ln thew . cee “a ibwu behing fia } ota ia but Pa : beus ; A \ VLATS 4,4 » OD) : Ab istR tim Bee heRAT+\ 4) Bouthweet bkidohs You4 7. Seed eer diicns &% (ar abd test tot Codd Vite® OH) @Umte & > Sesitce @ tert, evra 6 >i - Tusa ” x : isio eer Reus | be & dae fe wer AUSLAWNL porres | or Perineal berreeh gti Mieviws AURHULIA. 4d) viele GUinNGs = 4e0e OV weet te TFS2 tthewtewt ei ai Mw) St lpdhee TT. wae Sites = hrtol relur oe Beeteian bbe Piet b $ seuss om iw ie* © thew sa : ta i | ‘ Weert at Alptay ; ane % iowine hai tt Pheeie, Cheek be mee Lope ele AUB). LetbAcd Gre some es bebe wo meena t Pt athy bv? OW Fa bha e(4%+ Sikh reette 4 : wel @bulte wiel> ' 4 } eae _ a ie eho @eiee he oie #eRt hut lore el rey J oa me + Pity tant é 4; KA iA? . AE She ii 4) “1a : het@trrw! y me carne aad. ae a ae Be Phe ty - Obie betee. @: ho ge & she ic@ Tul r i4° ier dence it Thia fine ! eAKe e“vvlere eine Mens! #ts0tO®e 4 hatha. ana ! \ Mareh ruray' fiat ‘..* , Ptvteteve : “ ®* until Igbo et & oc be HO i, QY» 7 theo ikl ther diee ented Naarerd in inch st ‘4 Sues ities &l ivan a s' (sorry? 41 7iv ¢f vintfs eee its TRUST, Leetnut Be tte fe. eae ne fivwie basi SUBURG ad Arpt a WASTES a ee ao ai Lit misAl >>> i ied an | isteheee Peveery bes . ‘* tivdgtht ts be “7 — 6405/6608 i he | veo * \w & oe i" —? Vo) oe ee ee Pet ma | **« gov Fw te BY ° ua se ay HOUGER FLATS. ETC. TOR RENT FOR COLORED CARH 2104 4 sites ‘ undit baowe. ; oe i) Vlive 4 1 pele saved a “el + .etePtte ~ «ft oe Wolk POLLACE \. Mth 1 tercetire ( hea has bpp 83..." thats CLK “Tau! Myers $0.1 ‘+. bere oun biverte, wl te vu / re, val “MR ciliates > th be @ttey! Maiev ie Cheer. aoe a ian F ae tebe eek San reba Bass M24 a \ Pipee, 4608 ; iMa oriv,s : tiene be ih ee ov 44a Mudeiu a bunts *“' ene iA : twits That vith es pee Bhhieis oe als Lala’ VON GUie beautiful G suum oul od 7) baelet ee ® ee! cotiition = = Linite!l! Bau SD te.af? higgins t : ; Yuen 2146044) Phe biwtaae oe! ' fiscsbiia wit Pe ‘ever ‘mt e;) here ie limrve , . ; - : iy ‘ ': Somwet tare te bana) 6 © tuase bons Hg al hea ber rhae® fount Bhd meted | WARMING Tie eat O heyebane hatibu wd : ? *\ Cebeus @)7aW flei *, Ae by dbds Abe tastiest or Seesetene —’ . 4 7 aa dewwieaiead. ‘eee blo etal ny ; it “ re aa & x _ vy ee . Pi tiiv ie Peoaoibe e5 fial | sew | a by ) ven ++ tatia 14 i FA 5 eharko + Perireeee a ean'** sae we? Paw > Phas Sevens Tei fy ven headend | = (omplon, Piret bow eaighhorhod fo} | toh . KR AON, 40lGa | Otte * ‘wath akded Poors. on i ¥ rows. With all conven = MOA ‘\ 2 vows. tath tent i an ©. ee Oe (ch (Weetroor Park tile hath “Oo Samer dear FRANC IOOLS w it me Cheater st TO LET eusiness PURPOSES Oe VA URINE alive, Lane ator, Large estore, Latwe etore, $2 PEND Larce ShAVEN TH, LOOT N.-—Larse AS ) ye Ue RP oe ia , vie tusehase WANTED BUSINESS P’RP’SES | EXCHANTE— 8 ani* | : a : «3 te. rear ¢haretin me, FOR” EXCHANGE—S4000 "equity SEN ALTHEIMER & BRO "TO LET—SUSINESS P'RP'SES MEAL esTTE_wrtp. TO BUY unfit, _fmae Teo) 3 jam he “Fwd CLAVE & 7 eis CHEATS tT. (ete) WiiA city REAL EST'TE FOR SALE forth vt mises (06> th st 7 Liste = - ¢, Sithe ee am ret eet trv. - “ - SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF 44 “4 “Ts hi Li Z¢ Wid 1000 AUTOS No Garage Near FOR RENT | Mave apiendia wt se - APPLY BUILDING BUPT. POST-DISPATCH Southwest care feet 4 ena it (cm, me enya FARMS WANTED North Yau 7 ai, a eo et Mos 124. Vee “se re . t*y sot 4 rey Z , a he «* ; . a ’ ome Veh rer , on ‘we sre a: | Wan» erTi.a ferth wit i 2 ” x liuz L. 17 . ’ 2 mw fet os tourng P’omt. Diemet:? i” py Zia2b chs) §.Anma«t? Cus Sink —— "hte : : ni thew +s 0) , ' ' '_s xe FARMS FOR SALE Fiocrida Vis BARGAIN - elore hey - 4¢@e "he ert ri tt * North Broadway aide. fice aaah more: 2507 -O9-1] or Warehouse TE MSHI Ke, +4 rs fort ny ond ‘? rough eleetrie LT SEAM OCRAS ‘* | al Fete a ’ ’ hent rom vernils plants 1 wr ewitch, building ot tam 1d gy oe BR . $40 KKRAtS i om (own Vill ven? par’ iH HAA, lil’ Olive Mt Missouri FARM.—31% ; ee enti ! le Tre ti* Phe mits e Seed tin , hr rifile Northweet 4 i yf Har fie . : , ; Pests & } tr Tee teatt aD St. Louls County ~ a er the : t~ $17 500 G90 4 Oi S720 21 WESTMINSTER. Lot S7LSa wat rt “il-reom hetel: §& bathe. gurace $50) 000 Mi soot” “rT 200 “os 1{oaT ee , + howe 5) Tices ment lt let! tv a - ‘cS KO 44 DAleiae Come ; Posy haber Gaahe: or ait) Seta | hewted tn the Forest Ld For particulars eee eae Ste ok y) : , 100«150 : * pele . ' ‘eo it dg Price ew (wbany Let &S woe le Ul trade eqult: x100 ft vm apart PINE (Mh) wi on ems! | elim! ony . rtores writ > ) hen AMONT tt TF hoe €:35 iM) ——. ROADWAY per month 4500 37 ry] am 500140 I “! AR 4 f als ders mountniy lot A’ b a bywrre erow!te thot "100 08 8 |} ’% rental $300 SOU - SIZ N. POURTE!I ("> tocar > gslores 1? fate Poet rtaar team th atk b, a 00) LWS7 Ht’ 1MON'T — io tory tenet, Botutvern vnllialele $250 ber 0) OO} N WwW i ee EWING AND ; fints: let S5x140 > stores 3 Price S30 000 S350 per iaee| WAGNER-GRANT-BELL Mudiamwent. | Se ce l art 1OOx TLS i’'rice 32. “NTH rental 14086 Clin S305 per rAnrrs real!road rovwoth Suburban O45 isl a@Mlton ation. Web CONC Cam On te? mi» te > ’ 1? oR KReat lane sivie rreaera! ty CTCL AR wT ANT Wid Porth ce iteqe “ltger Cabany O45 W " tas. s 1 ve Louls (*heatrut Leading Kealtors “weree + ‘)iwe xev ? -_ REAL ESTATE SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE BUNGALOW New Poors. tlle bath furnace et Wheater av. 3 blecks south of = Reck road % DbDieck ceat of Kc Duo! See Owner on premises SIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES -_''' 7 NG AT Ow Contractors and Roofers, cas. elect ric garage. 30-foot lo! Attention! @Mireet tha te vrice "$3000 on terns Sau) cash. balance easy: see owner 60% War- Bion and ooh o ner ay mast off Lemay Ferry rd 2 the Safety Roof Jack 2 Me. ‘ives SAFETY ROOF JACK. Ine $10 CaSH PERN MONTH Mi).3 Vie opo! tan Mic matt brick Pag ~~ 3S ‘arge reorme. bath Aemonatre Saves time (“ome te yur then of wih Severa! ots Beveriy hh) Lecas and fel) Hiunt and Natura! Bridge rds. KOTSREAN T22? Chestnut Main 11985 $8000 VALUE RoR $5000 REAL ESTATE CARDS_ Qwase anve quit thin Geeam, conaee furnace larwe Dasermment art Jjaragce lot S0xt30. ) block from Gravois. sear 5400 -— —— quick aqg'on COLLER 42153 VIRGINIA. RIV. 162, _ ; WONDERFUL ACKE BARGAIN | 105 acres both sides Manchester road at Lath. —-~ & ’ ’ “” i) f NOW AT Dee Peres. near. Ballas rm ver 30 net Manchester great cevreloDment can be sold out readily in acre 3621.SOUTH Poomts. 7 21 *s SE E US — cn ow txtern 9 price reasonable - ——oe | @antt FEINBERG & JONFS R ' Swe No Union bl Forest S707. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE = Have crent owning y aree Ss. Little Recs. Ara will trede | unareses vreperty Maa frome on thie way ote. A “BEVERLY JUST | 317 Cenkonh” +. ene block goum, of TtA. reom > ie mn rence ant smal fart with — "Post Depat>) rRADEKS Bachange. re neta ° ad a ness chanees. Koom 5. TIl% Wheetheut. * 4983) | |} | nati ease nak a Se Faas aa Cs ca went reaidence G1L38A Basten, | “p= Price $10) Per Foot | Terme $10 cart an¢ $)0 per eae: Be a oe 2 34° or em Lew | . . : ; , . a — Zz os: , acs - o- * - of wu tira) roams. bath re- sree } ee HilLs~. Mam Z sanity Bide (comes -Zj—Bungaioe: 7 roume ané Cas. i $4236 « — room brick. aa launc ba rgeilu. sb CIT TkU-1 356 tae Melieview p— he «wzoce ierocw jence. new. Uuplo-( APTASKRA 4036—Pive rvems. sicepiusg - ~ Ca? Karak’ porch: tile Daib: prneck: modern: Soo ov Mr. twileer. &% Caey VerTios CO. 400s Choutga: -LMORE & 27 112i Title. Guar 402 5—Modern bpungawy SU and interest per monin. 4001—© reoume. mvocern > * roorme me fivor lx a comily. 431 Wore roots ih NOEL aT? a RE. AL WORKFEKS.” S Grand. Realtors Grand #544 _LAFAMETTE AY. BL NGALOW 4°22 eo ic: 6 ro vite fun "Ouom heat. hardwood fivore ba: gain K WKI-BE MA S2 foi oty wap ti at 2 crjivree a) LlerTue f it} Olive &S4° In 88 OF om a a llate nov Vv we. , tem Ltoe ¢ °" ' priced ao | DERS BUERMANS —_— IERT 1606 PENNSYL VANIA Five-rowum brick bumugalow: eubm! 'FRANCISCUS R. E CO.. 804 Che: tnt i eRe) —ONLY &5700— 223 Portie av., one block sout Graurye Park 5 rooms bathe Yacant tou) ay mov righ ser Nr. Canda with LIAN. Realtor 4016 Lie ae Groves (7 at 7 PR! E. om Lilla otter Ow ver (BO) h of Tow- furnace, _Chouteau avr Southwest frame: price >. » 200 ’ 5 -TVOn VnZkU.s EK ‘ELAN, 4848-—& ’ ita rit tls S000) JUST COMPLETED kare ane _ ~ e? ne pe eoety ooh Pact Pic oaere News harc wood ih. ug? pout Can a’range terms oniy Se >.00 hie a! tor LJ eT bs caer. ' rarest By nana (ie ner / L ‘ floors AY tT ‘ ww om 4 block nm rib et et) o Chestnut od Webeter S CORK hee bought hot-air } singie flats. ““DICK MANN, Grand 620. West GALOW—Bulider hew!y decorated and ar £&arar very he bry ~ Meee THEO i. 722 Chestnut. or ‘We eter : nope 4 rR (09 W. BAKE painted ifice profit bungalow rrda.€y Want S7Vv00 77. Pos: Mepatch _ ceautifr i] 7-room Engtiish Co- ideally situated on a large @ setting of natural forest Dining room with large fireptace; 2 tile baths; hot- be water hedtg electric ice machine; double garage constructed: ‘ e BUSH-BURNS Lo $6 OO) - 3 sinks. tol lot 2Ox roa j rd aud palntéd price S750: rental 5500 Bex K-3s2. Pomt-Dispajcen. _ $5009 CASH AND $30 PER MONTH. 1402-04 Cbear: two: 4 reoms KUTSREAN (22 Chestrut Main Wellston SINGLE FLAT, $450 CASH —JAND 7 ROOM FRAME-FCAT, so} 2625 Madison: 3 and 3 rots mporur ms is a dandy Ww ' na”? nee . * = and eleciric: t ; ' 5 4 -, oe as. ciectric: rents $40 month ‘eck building. and cheap at $4290: pay- = ‘ots — Qo a month iYMAN, (22 Chestput. Water gas ald e.ectric. newly decorated water CU.. Central 8500 “REAL TY 717 icy) 128A Easton. i4) Northwest New fraerme furuace. ter ous. nungsa'ow flats, carages. Boru, *aerh view i4- + ma Sx) BUNGALOWS AND COTTaGE For Sale _5652— , $5250: ACME. & recom. ene left 6350—5 room frame | » cation o arice mmx neat garaae. iarxe vt, on t "GERLING “enaltTr elfer wanted. Purkview 14.41% Cabany 2508 ae 1cOsx 4033 ‘Fairercund F LABADI-, 40az—Dandy 44 tlie baths. : l“arke rootne CRs — eg tine -8 ty ver ( all {rive er ONT ELAUS -_ WovTten._ a — 25 5183—New | 0-0 do uble flat. ick mentel. cop- be seen to De procieses. For urice and KENGEL WEBER. - AL K VEY &e.- =— "Ta & 3505 N NEw ! 5146-50 Lexington ay.; deubie garage. 2yuu N. Union. AN ‘HONEST ' BARGAIN. 4267 ~ 5 end 6 reome; garage. mode S7TSO0uU will buy this flat. _ OBERMEY ER & BRO. Forest 561 Nbw FLAT BARGAIN S27 Ashland av. Olive 657. 4 New Single Flats hard: RIS. RrReve l'1OS Cheetrwt e oo? aN BASY TERMS Cottage. 1804 EilMiet av brick 4 ~eoorrma. eplercdtd arwnmcttton walter riectric’ show br esroeintment oniy wt! Take reasonable WM J ROLDS- Six reom, tie beih. steam heat. WAY Ragiter T°? Chestnut at ween Snsens doubie garages: see 5OU2 S-ROOM DWELLING—s350 CASH 6k. 4 ROKERN. Fullect kde Olive 108 19°92 Whieht aet.: gord . Fullerton Bidg. Olive 108. nm a 4-Family Apartment 9149 PALM ST. rent” On lw SIT. VER me Four apartments of 4 reome end beth 5-reem effictenev) eiectrte fiztures, Murohy ede. laundry ay ~~ te rao fheatrut «? NEW BUNGALOW 4837 Wabadca i iecks serth ton and ‘tvet east of Fuctt) ‘ahed bee 5 reese tile bath Subft-imn ted | and pedeete! waehetand. hardwoed foers. |. etjear cheete. hot-water heat, fult cellar | elec tric Lge . ‘eac0eora’ Ne orice pie t & heau'¥ ~ PUSH. & Bt: CRN on c , 4- al £ cance’ €REST HILL ”“ ‘Suasente Bide Main 1279.(c4) oo ree Cary stocs | VORAFES.” | — | RE 2-car , marhie eink brick ; " | ane ive ezpen 4561 43 65 SHENANDOAH \Shaws Garten addition, 3 ee we bea Pe ae Oe) sek’ MRS - : , er YOUR PROPERTY IS WANTED BY SOMEBODY. And he reads the Real Estate ads in these columns. Find him tomorrow. > a SUBURB’R PROP’Y FOR SALE SUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES: SEE TODA Y These beautifa! Tision on the homes in Forest H located subdi North and ester Roads. All moder walks, etc.. and in addition We th any others offered able prices and terms tween Clayton and Manct jences. such as streets, side OTtation. est trees. schools, churches and trans] these home sites Wi to compare Modern restrictions, reason Greater St. Louis Realty Comg 109 W. Lockwood, Webster Ve SALE ae —— FLATS, APTM'TS. FORS South NEW FLATS, = 2 4. .Y i 7 E3™ New Doubie Shaw's Garden Add resieence. near guraze: owner teasing city. (ca) betonm. 400) ierD > iars revone punga.ow ; —Y see bE TONTY sacrif.ce at e ” Se «af 40° 7 4 fer $16. SOO. _covper Sutters _-LEVELAND moe. . Biichenette an wooed f) $521, SHENARDOAM X. E COR. 4 anc 4 rocom™m®, tile baths 2 a, 6\¢am tie « urs. ste nee ~051-455 AND 2303-098 x. ~ ums moosite Shaw's Garden 3 te and vrea Kiast nesting ef living room. and borChes, ~, $19. R254 Nor rth crive 18 ? a we!’ berfit 4-familly apartment . a 8 vv es . “NG . Al Ww F 4 e , ine! uc 44 ans eon parlor te — Murphy ta 5 and 5 : 7 vr pr EPSTEIN eee) BARG sAgTs 5 and 6 hot-water he Tt * f- mir’ apartments fioora. tile bath do > , > and @ferx Persh bargain Box R-19] npat-Dienatech orzo 4143 Blaine: 4-4 reome: @ f1 irraces 2. | R ENG ¥ far garage, income $90 per month ; S78 ) f - OBERMEYER & BRO. “Forest 4141 Connectiert baths. hardwood 6? ’ ex wor hr - steam heat + Lry ae g rrrnkopPp S AN ae #3) ee “S19 Chestaut | Poe ltare = pe et (ran 7 S040) a. v “EPTION — psa NG AL Ww - + LATS 4h omnectien mod ern) wre apprec : ated. y| 36 xx ad ingaicw-f': lor: RENO? and garage for 2 cars. Call for admi=s: AND -ERSON-STOCKE- -BT°ER New 6-Familv / 59819 McPherecr: enrr ea: ».*® ltors. 362 ” re . RTI. p—* VE NONE a lot on 3 ur; wil ufld: . write’ Plime Sngured: ot wer aave |, SA8%, SMe Stems a Post Di a a a: oe Eee kitchenette end breakfast and aleo & garages: lot 60x] 57: SING _ f- ae sie HARTFORD SH bul dirg=. an ich an’ 4804 06 A reena! 50 $100 € 19021—8 ter $5750: Yainwrtaht ‘s only $39: be sure & 500 SAMUE aa de ia! ("hee trrr* een YOR & LOT in TR ADE oN FI. ae %4@xx Montana: wonder?" and 6 reom sfrict ly tre ane: «vers th ine at ww F Were Fe: tf: entra] auT 4 ron. —-oOe —3029 F103 5 Te a: OrPOSTTE GLASGOW & | ll-room residence with fences and S3 953. Northwest LAN TE, 9 Pwo a hot water " BROS. _a ALDING POCELE FLAT BARG ALSS erry "Grand . = 'DICKM ANN. 6 FLATS, BARGAIN, $10,500 Favs tr "u -? W ar 4 ~ ye) mse rents $1990 mer th a’ THrIWFR F£ . 2 - _ NEW SINGLE FLATS 5 SOLD AND 5 LEFT —- $19.75 33xzx Salens et.: 3 ' lreasing room. bath. wTeE mRILS . “ar — nN man: 3 and \ rere RR RearTy ch Sr2t ‘here, BLAKE & SRO. sis ME “ST T BE one ‘ rand 43 - or Riverwide 7487 be om “3 RAMMER FOR HOMES. reniences and 3 4 - _G rand bi -r ‘sere New Double Vlats Shaw’s Garden Addn. 4544 F'ed av double 3 reem fat. with baths. furrace. hardwood “coors. nice eler- trie fixtures. ecreens. sac ete nt $LSO per month Price $16. 500 Liso S115 Portis av. same «& 71396 Maury av - double fat of each. »“eth. furrece. hardwoed ‘*leors. rent S210 per menth 4500-02 Cleveland av 4 reoome each. 'z "“LEVELAND, 4008—? sun verlor steam eat. sardwoed room hos. hardwood | Moors. matt brick a)! around. | condition, garage. bal ——— BI°s!7-B' RNS 10-12 Cleveland 4 rooms —_ tlle bath. stearn _ name haréweed ‘leere: will GRAVOILS 8003-—7 me ferns aor bath. ternace ANDE rRSON stocKE BLlERM NN, | from car nt Main eee. 2-car garage Beautiful Cozy & HOO DOW N 2519 Creacent ar. @ ural Pridgre ana 1 tlec® en av: 3 reomea, tile bath. e-od Coors end garage with lorettiest bungalow m Pine “fice — . at JUN! ATA 3816—9- vom B08 hestont . New Bungalow Single Flats A Home and Investment [Ave os ene Saar: | the rent ef the other wT omy ell ‘cer. Miaurr). m the ~— . bd » | braaSaew Beth of _ a are ahbanme eee 475 IB34 Cnarectic' me FF nek t bioek east of Kireeshiehwar. fami’y flete, nereiee. ihe sinks, ~e »eined kit “bere with tle “oer «abe ters het-weter beet. se owner gotne to Ft. tin: aa © WM. =. WEISBERG. ar , ealtore _— ERR KENS 07 ENA Fine »3-Family Apt. 5 rooms end eum steam heat. yy * ex z ud JOuUN 8. SLAKE ‘2 BRO. sus 6% GOLD NO! Denominations $250 ¢ Secured by first deed of trust on new @ Shaw’s Garden Addit 4603 Shenandoah Av. 2101 4602 Cleveland AY. 2055-57 J Total issues ging from $9000 to! Sieterttiel 1, 2 and 3 years. Value of buildings $20,000 up -to For full particulars regarding the above calJ Anderson-Stocke-Buert Realtors « Main 4503-3° RESIDENCES FOR SALE (SUSINESS South fete ‘HomE—s: . CASH tn BUSINESS rre : rooms, ba! consist ing Sed — ~ not “ aler | 1O-femiip ter imat aii tan + =. ments 350 | mote stores ' ae aves RBLATH, b4 Lafayette. font om bor mora . only See ini hvarg ain s500. SAMU THIS SURE. 5, in be autitul loeality . home of seven roome, hot-water. floors, inetaptancous het 312 in fine conm- | FN “STORE -- * ~~ Vacant $40 saiesman there EL EBERT. ioe a-byuttt bard wood fr heater. — range: ; , double garia Bt sti-BU Aw tit VS sT MARG \RETS soTHu AND CANT LEMAN. ; e frert ti ie ba th hot- ound convenient Ch a mut. * pried S144 Latarette: ‘TENTION! well-bullt single fire ae. foor, § reeoms ve; hot | ooent ry- SHEEHAN. Otve _§041-42. 3253 Flora Bl. Residence Buy thie he ouse and have | a whl. be duvlicated et | offere ! fi roorn. recenotion hen. tiled lavatorr « tiled bath and porciic 3a ns aud bath: rooms on lat and t4 3 eXpweures. tae f coors, | wond woodwork lin @& Tens condition, conveniences. Ma agg om at once. examine and . oi- ws. BLAKE & BRO. si5 Chestaut CE—6-room : $7500: sew. hend- finish rea. . CONSTRUCTION (ot) 1 RE citry ~. ban y 1987 OSTHATS & WE i457 STEWART FP oe @ roeme, brick: aden ence. SLO cash Aewetihee Te 2a [ern — =T. ; afes AGk at. mre frets fence with nine : “—" mt poeeene oath: eved | Spleen (i ' reception ha: fition and tn iden! joes tien ejoae = rch and schools: bei offered at rea a en aceornt of == in fami ¥.27A Poet Di» mate? et one ¥ WINTER “COMES | 609 W est minet awe wuy thie it home 3 rooms pore h age" ~ eaenetl ~~ ping t 6 ve es ’ t THATS y * WOOTEN Realters. {6 RARGAIN— $1000 C ASH 198° Plack*stone 7 roots — nF hot-water heat *Schem at” n -y art cert for vi nme) ~t 4915 Easton (eB) RENT $600; PRICE el " ee herbert * =. = Bw ale) ios 5051 “TERRY yy LOOK THIS_ OVER fol pestiedener ef fine eomcditio® - irPan rencty lot 45a ey for a ae ick 4 Pad BURN. REALTOR, $400.(«) Ih A —s OOMING “Hot i seis CATES ; Anere trom Kine end ad -eaecna’’ floors "REALTY AN c i a7 \TE B ARG AIN WE-wteT <FLL sree PATATE: . AT Once TO CLAS® IwPrROVED arrain ‘a 3 ft ’ Dp. I~ SECT RING “rr Tees Rw » arwe wr. Residence Pargain, 43°65 F ountain Av. : me | - earring * MARTIN & SRETTT Rs anit ‘er. < : - = — TWO NEW LisTiNesfp | 32 IN Ww EBSTER GROVES 4 ° JEFFERSON ROAD 72145. 7 Lot reseonably priced. EDWARD L. BAKEWELL | 118 N. 7th St Oltve 5555. ed caer ad oe --

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Ee SP Pte OE wre ‘ai y owEDNESDAY, | =——— a ¥ ; = > oo ie —_——-— ) OCTOBER 31 ii2s, = — = - = - 7 | LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’Y proP’yY| | ze —— — —— Vital Statistics---Questions Answered---Radio i ” 6% GO LD N O TE S it Le ol ° ‘ORCE eo A, pegpesees | Sone FID Tiere iN Radio HULLS BRE = enominations $250 and $500 i : Saree Loans |}... eer LO Aaa eS | AN SWERS TO RS TO ‘QUERIES | Proadeasting, Station K ° (Jet $10 to $500 Quick | Marriage Licenses ‘Edith from Edward Kraft, we eet ' ) a PARK : Secured by first deed of trust on new double flats in - [ie ee eS ae ae’ of net ore to reject any query. . 7 ! | Everything is private and confi- ; Births Recorded | sthiida from sibert Baker. indieni-| | The Post-Dispatch reserves the 9 b il, cannot be ‘3 Shaw S ar en ition stins> tim ih “s~ We — oe ; : with custody . > oe re Personal and telephone calls, or ee am itagae. a andoud} i) 545.1 Meter ad air and square. If you cant ce + os : : ; t*letters on ™ a ee : . 1 . none Lindell 595. We will send B | P and $60 at at 5 (1 “ given attention, excep : envelo es in Forest Hills Park, conveniently M 4603 Shenandoah Av. 2101 Alfred Av. {fi}. sieotos Sess pox. urial Permits {EEL Bien, emt uy ed sincerity when accompanied by stimped addressed vy \l| ¢Davitent rosdeasties 4. . . . . — - —— eek ) ee with restoration of maiden name. Bu- | » ' making Polenta, a pudding er bia 6:60, ‘9 or S [ - lf Avy. a 2 oo oes AB - Bee — ¥ ra char MR. J. H. L—The Lonely Clu s there and © 40 and 3:40 Pp. ™ 1e North and = outh Road, midway | 4602 > lev eland AV. ; Z059-0f or 2 red - tS 50, pay be hy te MARRIAGE LICENSES. neaare from George | Davie. _intiguities: | iaeets at Westminster Hall, Pee oe Be apy By oe chectnel mpa | \}) tations ~ } > Pity ‘ (@, Das = n. th restoration ¢ . live P F@ains . nehester Roads. All modern conve Total issues ranging rom $ to $12, et Si ay bac a week ‘Lawrence Lewis— Evelyn Brown weil liam from Martha Robinson, deser- io ates por eh fy ne - peo. | in the autumn months when chest- |, iscoredt se alied. week jony H. Drohr—Mary Kunst. { , lentiful ,/ . ar ti— Anna Vellutini, tion. ¥ len’ r © where you nuts are Pp Service, Maturities, 1,2 - and 3 years. Ansana Barsai Mrs. Nina Dennison. Nettie from William Frawiey. indigni pies organizations _. To clean 2 marl a arioulture an@ princips lewalks, ete. and in addition large A : | =I > vi ira B. Crowe. tee. with restoration of maiden name.|| should be able to make many de- x. ¥. @. ae) bi | ; ; ; 7. ‘) 9° . £90) OOK $94 OO \ A, rt | , Ai Stagner—Lola Porter. ® , wa | c statue, place it upon a tall verse hasnt . alt lie ot buildings $2 0, 0 ) up to $2 4 0 Q. ' [ - Hen vy J. Orecheln— Henrietta Boess#en. Sver. from Rinehardt Hilse. indieni- Sirable acquaintances, which - put ups! ide . aa 1 7 2 ii changes. p iy back $: ; — " ; . : rm : , - all e . SE es and transportation. We Invite yo : For full ps art iculars regarding the above call at our office | The Workingman’s Friend : . E. SNe. Rosa Ste Manion ' with restoration of maiden name, me, F coma ae ee teteagg 8 tens years |’ large tub, ao sa ahs s* , D 7 10: -00 A. M. f , 1035 N. GRAND ‘rank E. Bar -Adele A. Knefelkamp. bMeyer Millie Clay, desertion. from 187 “1994 occ on Oct. | net stand in the wa “. auy- gucted sites with any others offered for °S n-Stocke- Buer I } ann, HOURS: 8 A. M. TO 9 P. M. | Jame a, -Heien Burkard. Thomas from > of. 18R7 ‘-— tas ee ee oq few inches of coid weat , it 1 Domestic Gerence hour © of the | Charl ha La Violette. ; ‘5 CRO tempera: ss h ter makes mac ; Service Dept. ; hari / Bert! a La i , degrees: the co! Jont @ay in Oc em. | tub, ot wa | ‘ hy the Home ¢ Bt. Louis. onable prices and terms. | 1] pari? Wifllame—Clara L. Hackmann | ; ggg Ege emery birt , |use a soft brush and @ piece « Laclede Gas ut ve. © : , ltors ) 4 14 rate lose ph F. Lenz- Jessie Bryson Wyper. a R dio Pro rams ' er, 1898, was on the thirt ft ge Venetian soap, dip he former inf mine OPERA ATIVE fu rnitur re loans: pavorent Gienn W. Turner—Gladys a. oe | a Aa ser nonds 1 in 1 OUT rt ho + ae — A. ‘. , ; LURIOUS—The word’ ‘farina’ N- | from tép to L. ofttom a is Realty Company ES rr | cooram. 1085, of messe Digwe.) || gcumlOUS Tne were tering Seite act kaes bese Qeeeen eam 11:00 A. tom OUIS V p nN “4 acd Sta thany O {ara——Theodosia Monti. KDKA, Pittsburg (309.1), 6:30,)) grain or root, but as it is used | ithis manner wash oft all ecaP | Gold Medal Home economics IDENCES FOR SALE ‘BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE | goxer i ‘salar ed pro ple: easy Qaymente:) \; neent H. Va! entg—-Adele M. Gissy. an’a period: 7:30, Dry Slitz||| eenerally-in this country !t_signi-| particles by means of a waterine Till oy “Betty Crocker South ™~ fidential 1s ioe Rallwav PEE: Gu A. Green: rend -| BY Pe trond childre ns p ’ . ’ - fies eith er white curnmeal used ' pot and cold water, fab the ons hy See i ie "he . : — 2 mci i . ; ) m ; . . ‘ io F re 109 W. Lockwood, W ebster Groves. ; South ae to _ oe TS Te ae Fr: kK _ Ocestereicl aze hour of music. , Buick | | for puddings and : 5 ther dese TtS|i with a clean tg areal | | P. M. iecties . iP ‘HUMES: 3%) CASH. | BUSINESS PROPERTY—Corner. on 8. 7th | MONEY loaned on funny, warehouse re | . 8 er—Adcle M. Storbdeck. KFAB, Lincoln (340.8), 6, uice || Or & wheat eenSne timilarly @m@-/|sorbs the moisture, pia) . an 8: :00 = as , TFL bath fur- st. consisting of 2 eye songs one is al y e ‘en Oli a? ' a= Vie 4 ' chweizer Heights— | ployed and espec! ly that used an | “oth and carefully dry with & | : al Flectrical a ont t, he hes fr} 10-f | er the other con- eipt Mound \Citvy Loan Co.. 427 Y's | arthur K. Leonard, Richmone et. little symphony, Belshaw's oOr-| Coned ; a clo rubbing Celebrating Nation Ea . —aerr : : O-famiilv tenement: the other sGink co Ce) > {orth | ‘ M. Eile nberger, Riv er ‘orest, Av breakfast Lowen, f F or other very clean, aoft c ] sth, u vt Thomas A. : SALE | FLATS, AP Tm’ Ts. FOR SA Son . > nonthiy CAV gists of atores and flats. w th te let and Jat 1) —_—_—— 5 a Tee Gertrude chestra: §-30- 10: 90, Ra Iph Hall, ‘‘) purposes wheat farina is also | 1 This treat nent will re- in honor ‘ ayer: + “79 , ni bath: price $25.000: vacant lot or farm EY —-$50 to $1000 to individuals 0: uu. at. St. Louie—Myr- etal hed Waikiki trio kno. a 1! ” $e ft ae, loss to the mar- f))) son irthday retlities a South ' “+ considered as part veyment. Box R-371. he South Side Grand Fin anc ce Corp. Arth or," Berginana. Jennings, Mo : banjo-uke soloist; alKi etl ine . as eaah teen It oe store _ poveaee. a oS etatue, panes i Py ublic a Their ARE LS ONS mde nt oo “a , _ ‘erokee at Gravo Sidney c : e “Til . ; oming ouse t 4 - loanh fa’ | ¥ ~- . “ yui : : ‘ tn as i 4 : meres, : _ - ~ » may coms) 4 4 da I, F Je ee peste; “gab my | ~~ arty" S40 | .C HOIC E ‘IN N\ ES STMEN rT pe we rales. confi ential Stand- oe ih men t St. ‘Louls Rose M quartet. ing machine after the finer flour| of equal parte of ao0aD inte vd ai hy Myrtie * ~ Ctsler. » 9195 "136 Maury. in Shaw's Garden a44 S.. this bare ale om BERT. e 2842-3 oe S. Broadway: Stores and ard Credit Co.. 301 Viv 10 ria B ek hn roeder, Longwood, Mo. | m—Eisie KFENF, Shenandoah ( 266), 7, con- las pases eee its : —e_ ammonia and pt se tt prand, and Arthur Joeetry, - tion 4 rooneé, tile bath furr ace. - . 7 y a yw) - retin rE L a. | flate: in ine condition: Or i Nnging ) = ens ae . %, ” te $5 (yt) uD , P , East St. Louis- ‘ . Paul and Semolina as an Individual product irenew the #0!U 2 nave Seunee | Past Attacks by A _ oe New Doubie Flats : wesc. if 7 PRIV ATE LOANS to furniture ownere ‘oteles. Richmond Heights. 3 Orchestra Romaine, “ _is perhaps most popular in Franee, ‘ott dry the stain w da inter, | and Agnestice.” Fm ace | "ey Rotate mas ; "1105 Chestnut. : 5 I ( KR E AN D i LA T your own terms hae te sth bee . Semmier, ow , mis Jack Snyder, entertainers. H where it is peperes ina — disappeared. ) — e at tee the Hannibal, Mo art Bosca og - Treome » P a8 : + Tr rn ek ™ utual Ce \ rh . Semmier, A® 2 on” " many ways, tncluding a var! ety oO hen more o ors ’ elit tuets. . . toes | Shaw's Garden Addition ae MER Cast ak iC r Sid iney and pines sO md eons Se | Loc Phone Cer tral 6006. ___belt) | peo - Turney. mor a Fla | KFWB, Hollywood one 8, mm | fine wheat bread ht as “pain eurtace. repeat the thar tga heres and saw Di Dee | 4544 Cleveland (s. e. cor. Maury) ay 39 at“ seekienes, 4 creees Tat BNeVe, ee cor, ~— N ; putteri's ~ ic a ‘s hour; 9, mirt contest, ||| de gruau.’ In Italy it is als d of such treatments shou los. Mise Hulda\ Dieste’. - | inin ; . ck - fron sss and e in rea Y L OANS S rt Huron, Mich.— ren s : , : ai} 8 aiso use few solos. Nestelhorst. moder 1: | —b- tie rr breakfast. vee “sat ie ‘batch -_ poms, ti = Maton nd | itera Ox STOCK E-BU ERMANN, . “SALARY - ic -1 "Nether S inner. Webster Groves. Warner Brothers’ syncopators, with other grains and meal in/| suffice. | 4} lin solo, —" — = wry m, tile Aition: «convent n « firet for au ther Ski Lucille O'Day, =. sont _ ts, co per mut A ee Mean heatin ee Sena eee naar schools, churches | 28 _chetou | afte ie cenary: Rh one HOW red hot “Louis . gpReeaem ce Barbera Bunnell, ae El LEGAL INFORM. \TION | E—240 Met — “a sf ‘ v , ruitte an spout Ye ct ion : . prront = ni ble sant and courte « irs atin 7 : a : St. puis. ' ba) ers Mee — ) dubz td = ~ well Sages COR” MAURY) an: . EF (“Dispatch —s" | West ul UA AK AN TY Et Ca 'Teslie D. C rae a. —Thelma A. LeRoy Kulberg and his pete - B Memb of the Bt. Louts Bar Association.) ' | KFV aY. 6: 30 r “u— > a or 1" ae o rea , J +" aon ' __ se \? evs . £ ¢ i i} ; A . balance | tile baths, Rardwood floors, steam heat RS. AT TENT ION! | PROMINENT WEST END CORNER —feom = oa YORDED. popular songs, Hawaiian | adler for the Btate | | || ——_ review, Romaine one et ) 4521 SHENANI OAS te. B COR. I : TO five | Consistin “of 11 stores and 11 flats: rent- BIRTHS ~ RECOR frolic. V. K.—If you have the necessary make an inventory for Al noti- —— m OO 4 and 4 rooms. tile baths “d Lafayette; well-bui ves hot- | ing for $14,000 per year; tenants furnish “LOOK! ie A les (361.2), 8, din-| | Qualifications you can obtain a li-|inheritance tax. If she ies i eo oo FP. M.—Paul and Jock Sny: (e7u))f OTe ee Do} all tile gable roof, | Sst floor; 8 rooms sbuve, i | he \d janitor: can be bought at attrac F. and A. Edwards, 510 Montrose. KGO, Los Ange ht cense. to open a beauty parlor. |fy the bank immediately ord they || 10:00 Oo FP. ntertainere 40 LAxe,, Geyer) —2 Eoosuice Shaw’ . Gi oa RED AV. . heat. SHEEHAN. _ Olive 8941-42. | ‘iy rice, with $25.000 cash. Box .E- Salary Loans C E , 4363 eoetwer ner concert; 10, Electric nig “Write to the State Hairdressers| will not permit her mother & oar orchestra. ent S00. ene tte and breakiant 100m. porches, TY —— Bl. ne ta mT ee MO NT ~ © . musical program, Arion trio, ad-/ || and C vy quae Board at Jeffer- - a G.—Th landlord annot/ “ ‘Olye | Deaths. bhardwo lwors, steam heat, cop ‘ | ~ On eet |} son City, Mo —The landior@e ¢ ee ee aoe See, Carece eae oe 3853 Flora b 1164-88 HODIAMO! ae ee 1O — 491.5),||| W. J. D.—The law ‘regarding|store his furniture in your cellar WIL—273 Meters nih: bath poUGH! Pt Y ‘Rk. ol CO. 30: $ Chestnut et. . . _Bu ! _ sae opas oh hie : New building consisting of 2 stores and | No worthy person refused ‘ Open an ac- | E. KGW, Portland-Oregonian ( 42. eemeteries which you have in ‘ithout your consent. You onan WEDNESDAY, e FP. M.—?’rosTs™ fi S19.500°| Central 330 0 Rewars. Central 331. ! hi} Anne Tricor has 1 two 5-room efficiency flats above; just be-| sont with us; everything is private; no|T,. and A. Hill 724 N Bar 19. concert; Electric night; *|'l mind is probably Sect lon 1085, Re- nae compelled to open your ‘ell, . en entertainers. , Stevens & | _ enmtien hall. dining room jin finished. See this today co |e \dorsing or investigatl m among your/|C. and L. Hart, ant A Neosho. art \ vised Statutes of Missouri, 1919,|1or everyone who rings your be | by p Oe c) Southwést tiled lavatory: 24 floor 3 large WEST END REALTY AND, as * frie or emplover i Menus 104 tet 405.2), 10,||| which you can see at the Public|incIudimge the landlord and his t)) _273 7% Meters f siy. my 4- | vere . a ty ch 4 1 porch: D> i -,. aS abany 2053. “ ___ 0511 _Delmar_Dt. : ra Y AHL E M F IN ANC E co. WwW. KRHJ,. 1,08 Angeles ( ‘ - > | | Library. wife. Probably you are yot One t) wSBF— ; ine of ¢ roomie a = ree bungalow “ety | roomes oO, ora, | aaa | M b scientific lecturer; 10:30-12.30, |) 1 THANK YoU Your lawrer | titled to remove the pipe The ne- ||) + weepNESDAY, Noon, — Clarinds i, . eat | root > t) “a etc.: g - eure ara 00g 4 our. A N (Sram (open a oa ’ iil r. ws, ‘ r ti} ” eo $2000; W. BURIAN. 4016 “houteau ™ jerful .odwork | REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’RED | = cones = RCHASTN “C0 owen oh program; 12:30, Hickman’s |) |. right about the law on passing | \'0¢ '® val pred gthig he aaa it Burchard, Boe icd ew eee f | . ae ent condition, 2 | ——— nas eee: | SERVI . RG O pus i | ren oe . ; L). B R AND. N E W FLATS, $42.5 5 « ry . opt nag Arr y card. A ‘ INGW "ELL. ag re ro pdm side 350 | | . ¢ ware | Baty 1 Bide oat . ith H. dance orc hestra. (336. 9) | r tlie tt aa ae be Be aerv ed the day before yor ‘ ‘ent : double: } Pad , rior. . habe ie ANG Ga ” tL. ‘ om: term At 5224 B ft ‘o block west o ME NN | nm: VAC am ane f cNX. Hollywood E gy 0 , a na: _ | day. ve gies Kingshighway ai ni sh a, AB. ion). a . + ESTATE CO i ~ lec S00 fhouteau: 3 and 3 roon ; u > = Grohe salaried people at | o Kh 8-15 travel talk: ‘30, Atwater it sees eagle pe Seay —_— Bn A SUBSCRIBER. aw’ Ip order ts or ; c partment-styie fate, oe S$ 1a hesthnus m=: —— | le + aA | Mi Smith. vier | W adval! 0 - 19, ave ¢ ’ | ’ . —_ ic) “ ~~ st a of living akan “eal Aro a ——_——— mes > Ne $34 _ (c*o nkers 8 per . J. 2956 L y. Kent paste scone sits 9, con-| | WORRIED.—You can eue both become a Notary Pudile ge Bs an ‘gongs by Blanche Kowan. * ed fiate. 4 | alcove and kitchenette: every room is ligh 9 - ae ve. ve a brick -s en .¢ + el on | R. : Minnesota. 10 ro ram: 11 | , nd aft _ getting the Secretary of State at e : M _Fine Arts program. Mrs. 3 . @-ectre tand there are hardwood floors. furnac aie | NORTH [ MARKE a. and €o- onthiy 1, no i ee 108 ae ” P. 043 Kingshighway. cert orchestra; i¥, P 4 : , of the part 3s, a ; their | #0n City for a form of applica- | ‘ Henniger. Mrs. Paul Shert- % mm prenii ee |heat and decorations to sult tenant. j | Soom ~>»- residence : covlage. S. 7) nan at “wee liv ’ : 0G % | Bide 6th and 9 ive. LL. 59) MeMil lan. ro ram; 12. dance music. | 31 idgment, can zarn sn tion. F ill this out and have it in- | . fe. or ©84 | these today. then see ; rT 13 . t-| €° od condition. ud) oon ' = 42 1 ‘Cot eres ES 0 Ss. Pay r. proe - . | wages and can levy on ary prop- } iness | | ) oT ww wiser ery ‘ price and terms nt RBLATT estn c8 Ral a oh 3208 Bia! 2° 4 ‘80. Silver | Ee dorsed by two reputable busin ti a a 5) | STANLEY EPSTEIN, 819 Chestnut. . must sella O2OR? , c6) SiL VERBLA ft Se — eo — ———— wees | CC at ek. B402A Idaho. KOA, Denver (32 ye 6: > = ‘ lerty of theirs whic h vou can find. men who know you, then send it Nive. 46 : r = cieaé passe : .2 | mi'y. three — wy rent tei Ral jay: laree. “Few is ‘th. arr vr orX > OANS ON REAY ESTATE 3 , erit toh roadway. State concert orchestra, phen | That is all you can d9°. to the Secretary of State with 4&}//* a “Ipane leuiars call | be converte onth: $450 cash, $4 Tr monta, on L F enack, _- io . , nowledge: 9, “Scientific! R. S—A permit is necessary k for $6. After your commis- | ’ orchestra; %. ¢ jewiars call | . "eG 2 painted nth: : Jn 3 SILVER- | 2 * ‘ hnson. 2 240% Carr. book of know age, ’ : Q. ) © chec or wWhtez Bang 4 pee SS AR re te Fiat, pls oe ce Mest: °43 Delmar. abe oo 401, 7: o Chestnut. «c& WONEY Le ANE D-—$100.! 006. 2... eee - 4 aa ©. ‘C unning ha: aim, 207 Ferry. ma Football’: 9:10, Edison Day pro- | | in order to wire a garage for mo i sion has been issued and ree troubadours; 10- 11, musical pro- ans. sxinle: ; ay MEN T—#4-fanaiis income $93 WLN RE: . 780) ad . : St la ie | estate 2&2 be _ 2 > Fawarde. SOLBA Pennseyivan nih $0-piece | | tricity. You can run the wires - by the Circ uit Clerk here you w 4 Swindell, ay i terme. hae a .3 Ree, Poe es NSTRUCTIO | ————TARUAIN. “yiry OINTE = Nees 6 ROOMS. AT T COOK AV. fetach brick advame On. KE ~~ ng “S15 Chestm bey = and R. Reiter. 2729 a | gram, Electric night, rect from your house and connect! have to appear before the clerk gram. Erwin h er, : 471 ore wissot ivi heh y Ny & CONS : sALN- in ory re n hot- | 1212 Prairie fh * “~ a - af , ong > BLA iM ' Ps ior) ’ E. and * LaPriere, 5. 966 M ry) land. sax band: tiule Bell trio, ad- 1 it it up on the meter in the house ‘and he eworn in an4 fu rnish pond ‘ Crace Huber-Lo mill , —z! wn t ail n \ * Cc i , ri ’ 8502 and mise init KE TA TY & CONSTRUCTIO 815 Ch esti it 7 est | Ali Henry, 51, 2838 & cua 1. Goodrich Silvertown Cord or- || E Q E l S citel; > aa : 4 0 Cc aba "ny 1Us7 + Se a (a4 BLAKE & BRO... : 1. zt (e+) F | N A N } A ® sates Sue y I -R ANKE we Va A. (50 4246 ee a. 5% 1 ostra: 12 orch est ra. i M DICAL U ST O ; » ' WOR. Newent (405.2), ¥ — nme RE IBSON, 4507 08—4 family 4:5 n mGE——6-room, $7500 pew. hand- | REAL ESTATE” ty IANS sier, 6125 Nat ~—" Sree. 1 mee ‘Houston Post-Dispatch | Health and sanitatton questions of public interest only will be com | artmer “Wet : " rare mathe invest nt. 3 ‘and : }-roor eee: wd - - r~ - ie “ s st- : " given. 1e : an, Grand) with J BL SRIAN. Reaito r. 4018 Chouteau, oa Dnish: ree boxe CONSTRUCTION 1008_ Chesn* 80’ | L. Schaefer. ea paige 404 | Neosho. | 4.29 orchestra; 8:30, ||| sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be snanaoliniet’ $:30, talk; Ne OF, GIBSON. @ 514—d- @ room fiat, athe. fur ; EALTY 7 (od) | T 7? 56 | ‘Hatt -oloratura | 80- | WENTY - FOUR. — Tne dark; use hair removers, except the ra-|| ' : nace: > garages; price and .erms tight. % eee 14 rooms. : "enoen” LOANS Need ny Money . , R. Comm, om wae s he eyes are “nused|7or. Yeast taken two or three orchestra. ; Be wt oe | flat in eee Tt Shoutens, _ 4 iN > sf p ST hot. wate r heat: | AU wo prano; 9%, Eddie's syncopators. | circles Une urbatic e of the gen-|times a day !s often valuable for | woe Jefferson City (440.9), 8 . VW 4 . . ‘ 4 TS, i . = = . Cpe 1s r , nv 80 ‘ 3 ; —— | room ; $; with & ARE you needil , 12: low rates ‘ tors +~ id boy pian: {| e recommends a) pimples. ogram. x a wath |GTBBON, | 4450-61——t io ten. oad _~ , ngs Bese Call, Olive 2050. sy |) eer th. fu imi Hot Tu Ri Bldg = = 1 3d ilies trade “- days. 10, Frank Tilton, blind boy I eral pent yaical ccamination A. B—In treating a throat|| #ddress: nee » fiat: b tang bath each;, rat-class co ; TON Kbealtors (0%) | confidentia om 400, RA) | ne Nols 3, 25: || complete a : | i le LAUDE’ | sent $1680 per annum: $14,000 $7006 ie PRATS & Wr $6250 myx N. &th et Ol + 83 S | OO to > $50 OOD Mat ac} IF eg: ae i Post- Dispatch i} my D. — There is no Wa) to is raw and iry, eapeciaily WQJ, Chicago (447.5), 7 8, Rainbo oa). f°)! jet, & years. 6 per cent. — —_ » 1457 STEW ART eae ert ice sale ——— ha Ab once v . sae | “ nha a | 37 525 N. Broadway. | | KSD, St. Louts Ra | PE o> pr long, pendulous wer on in the morning, ot gy equa | concert, Van Higgens family;. ‘a? 8 lacee! balance $100 per month ee or D i Residence. — (4) “Bide Grand Finance Corp. pere = : Elizad helgel (545.1), 7 senjamin Ratler's or | ome t by supporting them with an parte by weight of salt, sUgAr 1" | ks Melodi- hard rood | Mr. Rot r B. H, STOLTMAN R. E. ts . $1000 Se TO NCHARGAIN eth ~* Sidn pd (cs 1 PUY it Mitier. 758 C lara, (: : r excep N thorough! ¥ : 0-1, ‘Rainbo Skylarks, ©. = oe | eo. 40 03 Choute au av. Grand 1091 (c’ (c76) ‘ io RENSENGTON~ Pe onvet AEN mi Sao = €{000 on your .r Fred Chapn 1402 P&. Beenerwer chestra. “ | elastic. band. - scieasil eg ee hg SR ioe & yd ot vocal: monologues, Fontel- ; 8 and 5! WEI Ls. b136—Fiet, 5 and 6 rooms; |; mod- i hae an onfidential. a orien gee rewritten | eo 1 o reliable company that can give: H Jackeo — * 49, (1451 | Onn v .-i+tenden. V-KTHS, Hot Springs National Park ' EMBARR ASBED.— our .h ». lepoonful of this mixture to a pint | | a je hour cal ive Orn tint Bade North. M ret. _ (80) We BCRNS | in Chestnut st. (04) a tle Open evenings ad Sunday: | pou quick and courteous service. on ™ |R.\D. Count. © pe M Pherson. (374.8), 9-9:30, Mexer- Davis or- | hica is just a ee yh Pith of water and wash out the hore )| in trie: 5, Sor 9) 7. Wdl- Call (VYiwe | JI, Oo RRTEN HRN Nort arKe ASS. , ak: __ . — ee | Gro. © smm. 1854 &. Jefferse nm. Ce. ae vour own. terms C.-M tilev ; ‘9. 9-9 ’ by 1) increase in stren oo % 1 (325. oe | & ia: must be sold bargain OO | ae “AND § SE ~~ wee acu Cc. Green, 1 __ ~ 1 S- eemoeg ¥ ago (226), 8- 10, Fran- 7:30, Reese-Hughes cate. | Public Auditerium organ re- ‘ | on - q a ; 5 , quic ser Cc | . Cc { . - | ido an 7. n2 North drive is an ex eptionally i J ltiors (cS yor WBBY : 7:30-9. Harry Armig . te artists: 1 Eu- loreet_ S61. | we! Taile ry family apariment of & rooms, a AUS & nOTES —— | ESS WANTED BUSINESS FOR SALE Ingram, opera contralto: , Cc ] violinist: Jim cital: 8, selec d ‘ 7 a, = 8 — tt uding = parlor —_ are iy in-a-dor a BARG ATN— $100 C AGH _ Auto oOans | _BUSIN' “We have cash | —7> __y meat ma! cet. good ~ busi a t quartet, vocal, pianist, so mene Be gcse 6 ica soloist: ella Beach “dance ee tas >: a . | RA. = a. m. . Harold An K Cc ané Leonard WT, Hartford (475.9), 6: 20, nein OP pee. f ee rhea , ‘ Or $1000 Quick 1? DING LO ANS | ann. 3 Broadway. (cB -ROCE RY STURE—Sacrifice: leaving r city. vio ist: Torrid two. Old ing on dinner music; 9%, Bill Tasillc’s a 2040), ie vA rt. 3 read). Get $25 to ‘ v }% LL . 7 4 - aN DS | es So g N E SS B x 3 4 are yet ~ | Dis “Ts atch ne derson, ac -cordion z ’ P Caldwell Kirkwood, Harmony singers; wW- FLATS | 1e » 3- -Family Dp : »> tte | SPECIA* dee FU SF L L 5 YOU R BU | GROCE = MEAT MARKET—Ol¢ stand: Charlie Garland, og € ‘ ' 9-10. Corn Sugar orchestra; 10- orchestra. t: 5-6. mod: | R IC E $4750 We are a reliable company; Dring In Any Amount T RESULTS d_ business. 2851 Pennsylvania (___ hestr on a ' it News (362.7), 1 reciuted | 6919 McPhereon; 5 rooms and ja RENT $600 ; r r cas your title, get the money and drive hte dn oo “ew ans and renewals TRY US AND GE E RS —— ~ ————— oe) market Varga) n Montmarte orc” a 1), ™m™- 12. dance program. WW, Detro 8, dance fiat; beauty. | jor: each steam heat, hardwood a v away, all in a few minutes. Every- mM MELD aD N-SPA CKLER R. E. €O.. WE HAV E THE BUY a ] ir th at = WBZ Springfield (333. \ WJAR, Providence (305.9) 6:30. News orchestra, soloists; nd. Gr. 9544 ond garage for 2 cars. Call for card ) , ae ivate. no red tape Old EM™M . (“R4) mfidential. Let 2514 ~ mn main read ps tet; 45, ‘ar- : crn | “admission aneee, , : tated _ » Te my said off, money ad All sales private ~ pe ' ' >, v4 ND 1 : Po y\ile | >» 277%. ; ’ ’ . ” , Kitchenette and breaks Boni 87: will sell on aa 0. PAN ‘BUR aN, TREAT TOR 49 (¢) HOU RS: 8 A. M. TO 9 P. M. sue r ab ich: |" Kato E nameling ‘ naa GRO ERY a ee nnpetitio Party ie” | WCADU, Philadelphia price ine See Goldkette’s ensemble; 8, Bur ; RTFORD ) ll ef $10.000 cash, balance “monthly = Le Delma! 75 —— ———— : Completely a upped d: d — a, - a ee 424W | aA orchestra; 7, stage ° we, , a im roughes hour. rooms. #N- | navments. This bullding 1s well Ou) a oe ROOMING HOUS® | — MONEY WANTED | business; owner whet of equipment $9000 PEI p or terdis: sickness. Pii'sy) oon: 7:15, tenor, pianist, 5. 0" | areRo, Cincinnat! (422.3), 8, book | r heat, hard- n leely ar oa wed must Soe ger 4 Bie Re. > dag a ~~~ - obiles h ' - ; oO A Ay of inve resis, « — IwolCe . cel . | * icy’ R:30 healt . . A ro rar”. | pre ated. Call for further —" one 5014 sit cingshiehway? | MONEY TO LOAN on automo wait | MONEY Wid — WT discount 24 Tita } Office Co eS US NESS EXC HANGE, RIG AND. LINEN SHOP—Weeder:) gtremental ‘5: » Melody review; 9:15, Sa foe | 8. Grand | card of nam! eaion rN 4 SOOre hal "a specially “ft: wee or Month, while you.omont | on new, pungaiows an 3x) r. LOUIS Bee entral )-4130 a nation, . End: or exchans. 1k: 8:40, songs; 9:30, AECd 2:45. studio features; 9:15, or- GLES AN . WDERSON- sTOCKE-BU ERMANN ‘1 at. ie mer ont i extra eas and auction Co 2940 Locus , ‘ Pa _ ew _ ‘5 708 Victoria Bidg. _ : 4 A ea crifice. anv 334- ccRO) | talk: : , . in every re Main 495° : 6 a 2 Bf Os Crew —— wae r’ — + and thit a floors g ——- ° 5OU RIE FLATS $27,000 | BAKE R 1—B , lino to , uo —— — , “ ‘ : med ‘ . . car CHAULNCE ; “tat ormpetition ; wrtabe oven eee aay end Rw ce Street read — ay pro ‘, et. Shaw, aol4 RESIDENCES F‘ FOR SALE - fe k- © et r AL 7 y 2 Lowest rates, Bi onfidentia! “ ay Yn — | an r u ; "'B . J-1i0, '-—— . a and eroe ery: . wood love (416. 4). 6, Edison d 9. hen Ipan a concert ensemble, string quart reenal “al . ed, > A T N vrour poses oO bs OP iat + ST to oJ time a ee emehael aco | sooo YAee__£ = —— 5, Louis Se ™ | ; 1 Eddie punstedter. usic, artistes | 0 monthiy — f BRIC FLOORS -WA-. ST Lat is. DIM t 2890, (C74) | $I S00 100. ©EDlT eee | : ST UIS BUSINESS Sr uis. Mo. , ' “T5351 at -oncert; 9, Arcadia dance OF- ae 5) BROWN, 624-25 Wainwr iaht I! sida. (8) See FLAE ¥ | 2677_ Washington bl. Boment_ ———— -“e- iT modern fi a 709 Victor Bice St. ioul a AL RAN ore confecuoner) ea) | program a (516.9) concer! , . ON FLAT SAKAH, 2009 SN = S recms. be, io an RESIDENCE | THIS pare | ~ MORGAN AUTO L OANS apartineni® articulara on request 00 Beauty Parlor, $1000 RES ~~ at WCX, Detroit Free oom Bos chestra, Master's dance box. Band @ room, | “’siectric, furnace; 50x190: saraxe: | OING TO BE SMI OT ARE NTIAL—QUICK | Botcnenty R, F onsemnut:| $30 eee achine. # booths RANT—4063 Hodiament ‘tthing| 7, musical program. WTA. Chicago (344.6), 6:30, Ralph ’ 42 ew ‘ ms Re 58 RR ‘entral 23 -erma l in — ‘ e- ( oxes, " i, . — wm isl 105 _N. 7th. Olive 55 , bias ONE ag te one MONEY 4&D-| Central 37D ee AMIS ) com ecmanemeautiful drapes. etc.; BIS 68C | abies, Stoves, OY | tinens; terms. AP | wp. ar. Kansas City “tar (30%. rt Emerson, organist; 7:15, trio, Seman as 3029 GLASGOW ~ PLACE 4 + we Thr wT. : ' ¥ ,| o> VANCED . : TY AND CON " ‘+ Groom, %-story poms + a you «et - go 4 1D my | DO et . ORs ‘entral 3 Ce st senianit etc.; price Delmar | ys fufu 5- | WE . - 7:39, | . t WE sT r xD. “REAL r Well-bu i ! : “ard- Brine tle an Le } ; beam % wn RE ATT ‘ : oi £¢ Lis +4 . errr) Siam ine > B n Buddies: : Bes ace | Cabany 2953. __ 6511 Delmer. ME claw enclose’ siceping pore 7 xtures. | ninutes ni rei ne TIVE E "MOTOR ceo - veekiy receipts $250 to $300; ae @ Ss nat $2700 at.| Huyle's part “Waterman ‘s| ponte ng 7, din- | rand G20. _ ee eS, t floors. hot res water heater. tile | tential “Sern w aahineton | BONDS rer coms: KOO! at rent So : ae ene VE. INV CO. 7th am Be, ent ‘2 Pooley period: 8-9. wa a WLW, Cincinnati (422.3). °; r Northwes =n — Hen Genest ; Ss Loo ager) a cal : n er easy } Co IN ane — Bi AND | fe , st by 1S] xX -_ lou P ° 400- m ‘tle Gu saranty BR ag { - og °G HO! te— rooms * es R MING HOUSE —Cheap tor quick ot troubadours., 19, pre 8 6-7 Phi Delta Theta; 10:39, igi 3 and 5 rooms: heey: .. rte . v re wR »s. Forest. } ‘ — rT nee ‘ “ _ 4.Index nfa , a anand ’ caen. 40x " (MIMS , a , na { . . "we ‘ 11: 15. Johanna Jroese wee ve. a ee , | LRTIN & BRE Fen (eT) | " ~. » f ad : 5 con city. + @45 E. AR. Clevela ? orchestra, ; Re ATTY my FE n° + 27 SP. AL DING | AV 88250 . . ; .* the ’ - - —_ ee $25 33°27 Locust: brine . a : = s a rd ee am ‘oon - : oi S 7a ; or by 1! ! ) f ’ IN* ' —& . am Pr a Die 2 Re Cc} ev eland ore h estra- organist. | OOF 7 rertr 0 : , . — . * to a hy . Ret c a a ' , . “: } thicaro une oe ow . r ~. nrake with side 4 exh. ve to you } OP O TUN -. ES s lea ~w nt $50, income SRO; price ‘WGN, Ch . ep et — prettier, bumgntow ‘in Prime Lawn: wil = 4 | Olive 5555 National Inv estment C orp. P R | € BUSTIN ESS EX Tall ; PTLOR—And restaurant, vocal artists: 1°0-'). — oe : NESS "PROP. (FOR Sale hi hms (RO) cl BUSINESS os k ok cs ctice tors ck ale Portas eat Ci.) I en 1700 Menage, ___ B) pons Tm Charman’ rene ‘ » i ———— ee a NC E. 3akere atten . _ Riv rerside 2 io min > : and si. vartety: WEA : ; . : ‘ al i | ———e ae — = BU SU SINE C HA le wens. fs! are teed ide 3 14 ~Auee ac coangrire ff le (B18). 8. ° 4 roome each, | CLEVELAND, 4060—Res | Centr 1] ——— 7 Ww will sell movable oven far PAT? 5nd easton. WGR, Buffato = hardwood room es hardwood int for quick “4 i ¥ spklin | 1 om x Agen 5 OR atiefactory. terme Mi: chal m 3 - $2500 DRU G STORE a ee al’ rogram, Ipane troubadours; 1°. as eeamees tn hh Th ite F . E. Cor. 17th anc ra ROP’Y catalogue. Middiebr-Marspa. 0.(c36 : 4 trade: receipte STOR. L P | some cach. tile BLU sit-B! ANE, 105 Chestn 7 ' . sterce. 3 flats and large garage; LOANS ON PERSON’ .. | _ wiv S. 6 he at.. St. Louis. | Re gt anal ma, increas age a nt - Twpez orc heetra. Mi 6-45 wd ‘loors: will |GRAVOIS 8003-—7 rooms and - Bndid location. with real + ar q furniture owners oF salaried aoe | SOOD BU ; ame | oe YE INV. CO.. 7th and Chestant | : > wor, R&chenectady (379.5) ey Om RM N — ea, a a POGHERTW SHEEHAN | __ Cheah: eet * na woney. : , S58 ae Oy cheat 1107. 400 aig yuaranty oe live #4 ’ aa . new Fiectric flight: 7 address, musti- VE LINN, rom onr line: r . 4 J Rk) | 00 pe TORE | experi’ .- : ' e pre MEMRKENS OD DOWNTOWN CORNER al = oF Rin, room better to owe one debt than | iF y OU | DRY Ooreatn, 1 ~y Hing, ve : cal selections; 7:30, address, Her ro - 4 ; r ar —— ae - Lhestant st. jena “Tm * room. resigence: | z. te ® - fais. Ig om sats: "rente} several: we ean a al TO SELL | FirLinG AND ACCESS 8 Y stat ’ he bert Hoover, ‘. music, address: wood floors, newly decoralm Bo ee | eer 65 r | other purposes: Cimeait Bureau, 609 Ar- SS t--—> rroeninent ero! stock. Bo : real | 9-90, WOY orchestra. ¢ ngle Flats | y0iSieer heater. tile cue Pinter & Ble DRE :ALTY ©O. bop pa ET A YOUR BU SINES | ferase” Beet -Dienatch (oR) ~ F ©) | eeHAD, Milwaukee (275). 6. oF vestmen fae: cee JSrms. a “ . ENTIAL RL on automo i enrTIxc = A AN wx ceptiona!l jore- \ ° 30, re- pnt of a a Sronaai, opine’ ma be soc iF Northwest — Cfurntrure gis’ “Fos Olive ag FOR C ASH Ae +s *onerating price | $8100 “NOW IS ris THE t 1 ME gan; 8, band — a3: tJ good , - -—— “Suneslow and pararen te co ‘ we take the oe oo , me to ri¢ht party a'@o- & iT. buy grocery an ~ The auest organ rec urv be appreciated : rooms: J —New frame bun " Fi Olive 328 Pe ead Quick? ¥ and pr = ely an t our e¢X] ree | oat on for lease See E a4 Snecd 350% o toe open (ng ] affer you my ‘mt T. 4 93 bey 44° ye AB a lnemar there. t 5 , bujidine erocerY, 34 meee oSSs) ———— | | tive ~I yo nm ’ scot. “w e epec faz Le P Wasrinetan = 5 |e nuainess at *» barca’n: Going i WHAS. L brandnew 2- 2 6. Ss. RES DENCE s : — ate i ae BU DING a > OWNERS a town busine gore If | GROCERY AND “WEAT. MARKET—Goo4 average a month, wil! (399.8). 7:30-9, concert, Barney Worias GREATEST me, .sieenine | Both of these are mougre cms: STORE and Mafiitt. . ice «$10 aD ~~ work S500 more write us colored district. Call Bomont 1941, ca | you can make place ’ hestra. tubs” enpme) | shane. see 4252 Russe’: 00° 7 Rorthwest corner Bell, at modern ro suit business plain our syktem & né you ete 8. ome, OC. Seer, Rars.. ae (cd) Rapps ore et-water heat. | 3034 Goanectens ress* e208. me © rooms above: st! \ ' ene MUTUAL “SECURITY GROCFRIFS—All p , Jam{)ton. “ DICKMANN. Grend i for any line, of business: just oe Ut renee, THE od Louis Business Exchanee. Saont ~~ re q ae re bias reasona >\y a Gu ie strictly, engt ST FINANCE at. cB) BYSTEM As W. Washington 8°. Chicago uls = comper gut- ” Ei ‘ mi ae ve — ron: how Avex Tis iday, near ¥ Gaion ee BT 763. 403 gare wy inepertion. hot-water heat. ROS sr OW bh. WEISBERG, tn rt rida; serve wel

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* 4 " . 7 , ” ‘se , > —e —— ' ‘ Kg? Lite og . . " 7 96 SURE ORR CR oF “le 4 ‘ “2 eter 7 ere o as . " 4 “, ~— wre - é -e “I ~~ . ai —_ ; a a ee Ke ee ' j ye a ia Z ; ee FD Fteaae. Re seat: ETS _ “ & 4) "4 PbS ae ay ‘ See = ; A SR aE ee — an ieee 2 ok is ne Nosy > q ‘ . bo - 2s . a of. 5 a i ‘ 7. s&s zy ia ) ? . ’ ST ous POST-DISPATCH | ST.LOUIS POST-DIS ~UARGETRADEN | NE e ey VEGETABLE MARKET | POULTRY MARKET {LOWER RANGE TO COTFON | runes A 028 YOM) “mec cee ae WHEAT |S IRREGULAR | : | NEV YORK CURB}: iB y ' | oes Slig » ELY- WALKER Al ew TORE Press. htly Weaker ch Heavy | "£® Price 1 Cent Hig FORK Oe. 2 | sT. Low plies. . her—Poult u ens on , Oct. 21.—Follow ae IS PRODDCE Unchanged. ry . » ie ~ i re > ’ 4 ae . . Lat ~ » 4 —~ c ork Curb Exchange today up t ve of transac- | ™@rket today. sp ra Weaker on a tes al TRY EXCHANGE, Oct EGG AND POUL- —— 2 ‘sa ERCH ° CEMBER WHEAT (NEW) ae Fa Grain oun a "It | ats the Tet-Diepat , ore part of sold W TORE Pm day and “ache ~w Y A. et. 3y ore st wok > = ' -&0Yan +? Partly Pa >» i Fea ** i : | “TNDU STRIA » Am G i FE) Ls. Dew on) 0 OTE - , MISC EL. L AN Af : “ik i) 7 - - - A 1G & © pid lime 1 re Led 5, ‘om ¢ bow Ss OUS., , lang $255 » 1%, B1% | Crole Gyndicate, 5.800; 1%/ 1%) 1% whites, $2.75: 1 load Minnesota R ’ oo. Syndicate Sow) TU Re, 1% ete $5.2 joads W: Minnesota Red Rive , T O%) 10% | $2 -~ Saat 60: 1 car Wiscenaie ruund whites, ! 3? a 1 load Wisc ne round whites, “CHEE ~ . mn ru ‘ —. ‘ais. $2 » 65. tlie he Th.: Northern twine : onlv o 298 vith) s-25c- lone horns 25c: dai- |S"? 3) 14.832 ay. but the_ indicated crop af 14.8%2,000 balse. compare, “end of , toward the end of Chi .147% 144% ae ) nd ¢ 144%-% 146 ) Tiv ~— ‘ : -~ _ MAY WHEAT. pny mend noon being pet theq hake " * ' Doo Chreeq Ny to 1 loweg ‘od hiwher, Lamy ’ °*Piu 4 per JOCK TRADE Je ie. : sal , * tee 2m seed ee et: MGT ee ; A - es oa : i a Ss . Pry 1: 4 47 m , & Tr ~ uy 3% 134% 134 ; ST LAOL IS 3; car U ~~ l car ¢ a jorado B. fo E POULTRY—-Fow! rick 264, | ore" market today. Aft- a n C€ R R 7 o. Di 57 iLien Oil Ref . ae os 5 le russe? ‘ ng ra ded. $2.75 Coierade russects. | a wis, light. 17c: le s. heavy. 22%c° | last month. Th - ‘rT reac) ne Bucy ~ 000) & ~ “atthe he | Oe ‘ x, - ets, $3 io mm ~ chicke . ghorn h ' ese eron fi ; ; ine 37 for new h ch pr Car yrus Co .. 150 193 , _—" ~ | Me xican Panuco 1 "200 23%, 22% 2 3.15 one . 3 oats jdaho _ ke ot oa oa me brot eocks 12 “Me a lSec: cull encouraged, the ear! » saute eo eviden l¥ rr act 4 some a saa 7 ices np Seup - ‘ fe ~* 193 Aa ‘Thiab lt >. ' : 2% o . a + aot . riot {trTacn 4. ; “ Ss, 3.106 : 21c; rollers. ° ~~ A ; ring chick- nine to ae 45 : ine u efter le- . . ré by : ; “or pf « — : ihe ~> ™ “ye? ~~ ~ . 1414 1 y grain Rice-St ix 7 res. 'Cellul Ow, 200 = ° =a a > 7%! "im 6141 1% eo => © wfTice fang | lary lve: duck s 32c: ducks — favorab'e feature : - enced by wur- K. C..143% . 41%-% 141% 142 ' ftitures cl » TY mM c . . iloid Co o ‘ a %, 9 a, fac - W hs , - 3 1] iw 1 . _~ i? rou _- M nne . ia vy a a, large wh ~ - ad oO! th ? > n the week! v > Se eeeleatiied a + 142 1 Pa) - In used lower, : mmon sold a Ce : a! 2: , . {wi 5.800; 33 = Lt, ‘unt ina it sota rur ucks 10: ite 2ic; . e Weather B report of 2 _342%- 2%. | the and Scruggs common 113 le ae S08 | Chie : ‘ * Corp, 1,900 sa a8 ove the early | } pointe | —- "LY » Snose a 2 anged to lo oo tak . 7 1200 24%, 2 Ryan © * "00,50c [S0c ib0c brown Deauty anke, $2.75 1 = on PIGEONS > Stl Gee 5 ow leva. The rally tr Ch oAL AT. ¥ w le } to sell. Sane Kis. in SO ; St. Louls Amus ower and anw Ed...” 10137? + 24» 2 BO Ph ey Pi tet $3 to $310: $2.85; Nebr to $3.25;); $1 'S AND SQUABS— ow point of the mom aa gee .. 126% i2 . ___ |, Gate @ wer. . Demand “Ora wy ripen. Hig! . ° Liisi . : ; i omwu + . 7 eh &, . —— b = . . " ” e } ; a ras 7 =_ " per ing h.. ° 7 r. . - + ” : ere ’ : La * Se ents sement hicher. Wag- | “cr . : ow new, 2.700 dl * c ; i. lat alle k I rod 800 a en 3 es 4% /°- 80 33.10; Wisconsin oan ng oo th ae tb. Le ow my pinccen | awed a of a good spot bees —o K. C..221 119% Bae reo t | fair. Steady te %e le was Me ‘ : ; io TT —_—) « ‘ + : Fo, . 3 . : . -: ‘om ’ % ‘A : - = ‘/“ e a 3° - «48 enore r] ~ a y a- ue — p “ ee j to . 50c r ° « inne = : 2 | >. aw { - wer. oe oO ry ee -* .- , ket was fairl, " on. The mar-/|‘°" G&” Ral? 500 as oe 4 con : ~ Dorado P 1 300 14% Pe a ao > ene . suppliv of sweet | @ 300" . 3 aS a + Ibs 11%, @12c: 120] ee comparatively Tent =e 4 ggg “ist. L DECEMBER _ R CORN. one 30 ag J prices opened hia Bp hio and in pid J 4 . ii ts — roa (‘ent Kak a ; = 44° 4 a i* unm bet ] 14 . ' Iran + _ oO t of hom be dl ee pDo- | COarse rzll“c “ tec some uncertalr Inns ures | —*- Fas x a SEN. of ~ eariy tr her A ‘as "a ow) “us Missou: . ; lm. aking A 100 «SH Bi. a a 1500 14 and wes silo ne-grown off ms undertfed. . per Ib: rouch | able inty aa to the rob- .- *s 731 - : a ‘ better ae and i Meu 11 . ayn! uri Portian } Cont KRakinge RB - fh \& "Oh 4 Venez ett ~ 4% 2a 1 * weRK F ow and market , eringes. yanted underweight. us showing of the officl : Pr Chi. Gi Th% tg ~ rs | ig -%b 74 _ } %d cabie Live under the . ‘ ; ‘ P if i] ‘ a “ higher - Pua rs in 4 1e%® 1o8% I “ pr ic’ etter Wb Rak ne pf e 3.3’ 3 (> F be > ;& ‘ nA ni pers ac enne! 7"anev eons rons. Sor nD lv at sha 2 beginning of next . wd j 3% > . * “4 71> 4 7 to T le lat? comung e- $ nt. = > on -) . or ; pi eo) 100 »* ¥ . sw 4 “ te 3% halia bh a“ $1.25 Hor ancy Malis. | Shee Snoring lambs Sc te ary reduec- i market at midda _ week The | ‘ an 1 % oy ey? ~~ be reflecting ‘ er ™ arket was er a pl : 12 , al The decisi “‘urtiss A & M 4 ow 19 jicox O & G ‘eAq = ass*a! 24 a 60a 75 mogzrown wat Pp 3@5c. bucks 2 : — per ib, lower y was 7 to 10 points ne . —./- 72% Vecem ber im proved al " 9 iv he decision of the di! Curtion AZM pt, . 100 23 ana | aoe i... OSG 200) 27 11-26%; 37 Cabbage sup oa cy | | FROGS—Pe ae Be to ce ‘es 82 ‘le MAY CORN —i— Swe 2 an ‘ a ke? st ' ' pies were libera ! - i dium $4. r dozen 3u bo $. —— . NX " fresen feat ia St. L ~* - a*. : ngecd. gher car. rou un- Dp ' % ~- > f : . b issu - = ; Ones ; ot >. . a " ; a : ; : é fle hei : i na = sm . = ‘ \e J tice DOM ONITONS—Red QTLOTATIONS ‘ OCR. at a . _ sa bb re Nor 4 7 . : per cent honds uy standing 6h ~~ ant Mocvors 4 a 4 4 ~o 26 | aoe MINING "aii ‘= white. $3 wy g oobes 2 — $2 pe. _— iChi i. a BO) CLT CORN. ge ~~ Pa S one ™ arkets A ' | 4 Exp 61 os “4% ‘4% ¥: Was ann Ra . ; on Janua ry 1 next van > I A aon “> > , +7 % Ca aha) - : Be $2 nts r 100 ibe ltah wellow. $2 ae: Ramee Firm _ on Moderat Liverpool Spot Stead iK a TO % BO 80 %a = h® week azo and 168 compa . Al 14% “eat , \ | | jounced by Bt | Etsenionr & Sr nO ot = ; Canar & Jer) 100.0) lac —- AITe Rs. — mand— nO e| LIVERP 7 y- —Z. 77%a 78 4 We es 8 \aat am ter $112 3% 55 Ph. présiden. ‘of th ‘ Ae Block ; Rh er Lite 100 a ™ 34 % 14% \¢ noes = . eh l 100 ~ + 14 l . x7 pet aoe os LING ONIO!? 8S—Chicago | + ST IOUS PR 4 oy Steady. rood aa a .. —Cotton spot DECEMBER oats rS%4 - Sa} lest ate ng 241 cars i a im in , .. i! ; 114 : a : ; . > 7 any — , > new Q st? tn ; 1m) wy : a \ 7 > or - ' j h ant . aa 4 t E Cc © price : sw usiness c ae cr } 2¢ iBtenge “ es ; Du a rece A : ' . 41 bonds are callable s — The | Elec Invest i 400; & 65% 66 —— Gold or ~ > 1% jton, red cant ‘Norther. $15 tc : r 2.400 B2& Gl 61 \- GM tim : ‘“s > & p F ~ bag $20 to $25 on 20 per? pts. There was - : et, spite liberal! 1 pod ee ing 12.03d: good - ietiy | M AY w . -% 29 %b oe 145 600 ~ = th 44.800 » Cm 2 oh > ll ew Vork 4 Met 5” 5° » i quarterly divid : - | Be via y sec 100 18 ; 2 Se 7 . 200 ——. ~ 2 el, Der ‘i> rt nek! rs ton | "or the fruit rR _ mederate deman "2: strictly midd! ; middlng.| — ATS and 12 ear. inc! s vo oe of the een te 4 - oft | " , a2 ; iden | Engineers P S 1S 1s ONS SS . - —-| =a 21 se 18 __dozen bune re@an tm + Hots - toot receipt er nand ; 11 4:4: str ty muiddaiing 1.584 Adiine | Chi 3%, — | whik . 42 thro cluded = cn vi 2 , | fon cents per share was d m of 50)! Fageo! Motors + og u, | Wewthorne ~ oe OR 4u° a. [tS oe soe sooo ily Yorks $150 te | *2ck* pn Rael rg gem Ag i cy 7 re middfing os ee ee | ==5 434y-S 43%a 43% -% /21 Do are, 28.208 + =a “are FORE. vf. - ~The Eve- pong AS 7% 73 . ; § Announcement v ered. ron wo Suca: "10 y * “a % 10 ay - a Min z ~ 18x 17. a r onan ar nds; ORio, 6Se to BSc per | levee ie a a oe app.es ope saattt- a rood ae ives oruinary ih , or £ ; listine al o4 VAs made of t: o i r 4 Mot | ’ uck BON >» 2 ~ . 12. ™ ? OO} er ne 1 eAn 4 é; + ] ¥ i Der crate: Oregon $2.50 t = ole. ah tn beched teat $1.50.| Am ts, 22.000 bales. inc! yep hag Ne mar pee MAY 80% a. [hh ee oe bushel: ~ Lali today says 1m S 1% 40% 8 ; . | eux nO par Pa .% Ri>>- Ford Mo Car “f + 4 5% P.yn ' 7 27 a 2's fancy + —Mict gar hi my o $2.65 | buehel baske , .. Ty she) basket a | American Futures 4 comes 14.300 |} Chi aoe | iaet year. in be _week ~~. aot. t : ; : ‘s a 67 “7 . “ad i oun . ; nog} 85 13 Po serareny © $2 per | - i. aces on ey oes. | tte oo ; . AGO 900 ous | rity |AWW 220 52 33 Phy as of ,T ** j ad > a . Arg tT? col? vi “ ‘ ’ : ee ae ,= ’ a . ard rt - 5 > 1.25 ~ ) 4. Oct hd wer last . Seey * atimu: A ’ * ° , e - = ¥~ 7. ot bere & Co) m Paer, Stern- fo A R A POO wy & , ~_~ P&G 4 50 or “LAN Hom bbl« orrehar on b. davis d.-3. | 10s %4a OT 21 — Wheat ’ e 540.000 year « on™ oo aw | 4m Wo " is . ohen, 73,500 shi "ae | Ge Srfn 19 Oy 1 AT 4 | Spearhead S00; 3% SMe | the te Wie lows e-etewn bu eee oe 2 Oe s. S2.85:/1%4 . ecember. 10s 2%d: —Octaber. | a week bu. comnared with ai Same on the #' - of- 7 &8 ‘4 43 . mon stock da jane Cam ss 3%) 20%) 10% | Bencen Ro.) 2.000, ¢ Se Ste | Ret: Florida. $40 i or Se cee On tee. 12 No. 1b. davis. 33 levis, O2.55: Se). & SUG: Maren. S08 00 Pey- amo and 972.0 with n 44 —— ee : a so4% S94 8 iat — of no par —— Gillet Safe 20); “40 40) cen © M 0 ; He LETT ia. $4.50 to Bo er 7 be tae | accu Of $3.°R&- 3 94 bDbis. No “not wheat— Whit s aS s were 719 0 less = she last minut Arm (ei ™~ x B0@ firet nr par value $337.- | Gler Safe Raz 500 104: 40) fon M2&s UU ye es @- |. MEET E—Color ; Js bu crat tavis. $1. 75@2 of 300 bbie ee ae 1 1 Manite e Pacific » ISE 97.000 a eck 000 eu. com in es 1 efd * a . " at) Airs | ,* ferred stock and $327° oe —— ‘ oal LOO 1: Me 3 a lii4 Ie : =a Ss Se : " . .- : n . ti — a om - A HH Home- ’ - LA orlh. ° 2 REC : 2 su CrG by mes ‘ Ie ton eome : e agn ared wt ton. a - . A iat J . ~ . . 45 4 : afte . a - : Fi ‘ ) ' Ss rae 7 cron ° 50e ° range 4 and Db ~ ‘ strength whi . ana 39 th oe Arn ‘of : — ; ing and Rice-Stix oe han trad- |G, os St Fou 100 tas w Alum 7s 33 .. 1 se\ ms oP UNG RF - S125 to $1.7 ) ‘s! .$1 Calhoun Count ty bu saske:s nnxes ORDED BY HOGS — that 1s eoame Jardine's » ancaenn ne eal 600 swe 000 b bu. come & chanee ae ros te wf}? o> 2 sty : ~ ofa . ° ~ ’ ~~? . az ; or? . ' S . . . i ‘“s- . > =. mein tne , h ans - + ~= | ee . ° = " t ~ “ea . . : 7s = . price, w , eh z tat aii the top He ees “ - TD 10 vd 6) a , 4 i ‘ys & i R« , « ‘ bs } “ . pers $s! mt S12 Solas — Tenneasee hey " | &£ano, $2 ‘ _ $3. “ wilnesane «* maske* =. , oe | YN ATT! iN al. : RATS al ire ady bas com ate rbabte that the ye | vear a week ago and compared wt sus nes > ae mw i A t& a wi! a . + . $ _ ich Was 20 points " Iimn T mica LOO, | 6 & = - P é@ i! if PS dress A ‘abam 4 Len uisiana. $4 — $2 £5 tb 00: ban dari s O51 ©: : , ae : , re e Le. ™ — Ps 4 2. , “ » al Tt’ - ; ee . per : ’ oe , le > Lo g = a .> Lou “ 7 fers * re ei — PS a rye? tl » —_ erowt « 4 - mes .2 es e- —— i) ™ ‘ ‘a tecelp’ Use = . r : rs oe after mor . w - . in ‘ P ; : r . . ' ' = 4 ’ ' ; . ~~ : ' 4 Xe e. } unde: OD. The € ~* ’ at and int Ma par pfd ] on & he bal hy a Bell] T 2 ard . * 2 - 2 * ~® te ‘oe ak Pe b box i ae we ae Q35¢ to ' kets joenarh . to so Colo rad 3.50 in- the hos dep mb as continued cenern P i ‘ec to lee 0 . amd closing iF ~ wheat : Sc. Louis « sot sivity wo 7 4 . ‘ \ — » a4 '» oe A : will bye gin ae , iif : that rading Inter ul “B’ - + HO kL. 5) Bt) * ra, + hy . an Ne 3] ane Os Qr A et crue repa ked. - 4 to $c per ' Trans ay a ae >I 70: Ida hy . alg i) ha «- mated io. > sohal ey today a offeri gy ie a) $i 44 ed oa aa 45 December, SI. ise | Range of Cash ’ a é' 9 ‘4 . ; . ry ’ ’ * ", — . cn _ ‘a’ “9 . : : as ee “ P . one : : ; ya t " g - an = uf . a Tv — . Sa Oc i -"t ren “ — Tet Le — zi iona- “ P tot i ‘ i . , a B id. / cash Grain. iia e ( adts : i ¥ + . up” Rice-S o days in the “spit ne-Macvili 200 mb. + Rr Ss 7% |Can N RE ~~ 8 104 ai 29%) 99% | R PE ARS—Florida, $.0 | grape mT . — hrough hogs. \ head. including = wezen bunch me-gTrown. 20c CANTALOUPE ~ mtd ATI) ‘NS year ago toda » of 16.300 frm -| were ‘e | S ; PoR'N ¥ ON SESS] loge Ch ge. |,” Val Coal ctfs' . Ai be 189% 169% (Cuba C +>. | aoe) OS) 9S : a " ifornia. Zlc coc oc 0 fic Per on prices _pupers started nte received | cash lower: Fibst. 2c to Fé cloesd ge ts |3 yellow corn yellow corn corn G35 ° . A O 11% 41% 41 . ms ; Btiymer.. 2 — SJON je enn & Fink Pr a amet BT ly! BT ts i NJ Ge mt an ae OH Ob ENDI VE—Ho CR COANUTS—_3* 50 ver und. | yeeterd ey 1Oe lower t the day, at ' 1598.( sales* were 32,000 _ lower. Local | lcorn S844 82% etsue- me Ma. 7 e 5 85% 86! 5" 5 - Rruce “1 €9 “nu [yap Owens S m.. aw 27% 37: Qr i . ce vy P Shes igi 4 2 oose omee@rown TZ5c per bu SA 5 RIFFS -Cane x pee. tim ec” or 20c° to 2h — ~ the Close} ~ 7 0 hushels of dDushels wheat | No. 2 @SSc; No s hi No. 2 wiht —— are Ratlty. Booth PF 5 . ss ¥ bi wi pid 9100 |} ne 14) 2 S$ Gl 180205 203 a; 37% Cudahy P 5s : | GARLIC—C Sox 00 per %-dbi crat , early clack |r . A few choice inder the best) oats. 5000 bushels of 25.000 bush te oats 414 white core whough mos’ - jee 1° a aba an Af a Brau e com . a Loo Ww . LID Rac Oh St + Som mw Ps 80d a4 &. Detroit os @ 9 Ha ? hy q> — - ‘- —— a'lifornia loose i GRAPES—cC eg rate ne in cao thet : olee offerings aver i Commiss«ic ushels of bar! ushels 41 @él Ke: No. lee: No 3 ye eet @& an Bee - £ Zz ~ oo & - Bh tee B-Walker 10) 65 As : _..+. 1} Marcone W Lond 500° 8% OCD Q 1 Jetroit Ec Ss 4 O4 24 a -* —4,, in sacks 7c! $140 ane zin alifornia muse co eo shiaeee af. wrheod of 160 az- prices f = house besias a 4 white . 3 white ane? at ae a% «(aS ri fe 4 aliker c 1464 373 7 Oo e ~ —_ Lond 1,°@0 _ a Me Gair. Robt 7 LL va on 2 GREEN PEP ; ©; €° 15 : zvinfandeils $1 5 ats 1.35 to ‘ , Snippet at $11.85 +} *) Iba. soid . eatured th uying and bigh oate 40c. , 7 ' oes several furne Br . % a iv is do 2d p 37% | 36 $4 Mengle Co i’ 5 fet yw L 98% 99%) tei. | OO LE oo. PERS—Home- 2.15 per bu: New $1.50 to $2: missioi of the 170 to 200 ye a es ee Be BR e opening but ener Chicago tesd speculative med {a I io as © is oe i ae * ) TR. 3 Iron Be FB ie emg well Aaa aceas tise pines by a box. grown. 25- x, a. ok Sor $1.30 to $11.65 to $11 Be AO ne snd | mid-session ean ~* --_-- slight at | CHICs Grain Cariot ih. weed « = mediums Bures 3 ' 7 698 ; % Hi-BRroewn Sh : + 4° 4°: “4 .> . ’ Mid West Uti ° 7 114 “ L's 1% Gra > rT ie ~ O4 .- 10143 1 "1 $3 to $3.50 Louisiana %, -bu APEFRT T—Isle — Pt af =e to $il 0). 3 — load up- ~~ $1 #6: ne w M Sraat was $1.47 - W hea t -_— Oct 21 —arlor : a ¥ : ° os ane seve ed terion - . 4N | t butt a “4 4 “S Go%, Go% Ana a prior hen ‘ amr en ¢ 111%. 115% chen —_% oe = : = S- “s | ' A >~ 1OS +o . . li erry ‘ F : ‘ ! _~ an om — fa SF c ' ne up | ' - na . = win a , > . a wn ite : out . ; hy Hh pid 510 ‘4 o4 anal whe - . >¢) ai " iGo ‘se Ma toba * SI 12 a4 l - le se. $5 to $6.50 me-@grn meds: flat erates. $1 P RSTM MONS—aAla ‘the sale « D ¥ of Dice wae verv Sil ho ers P 7 and Duluth r, 7a, 1; bar iz and a ; rf .4 4 fet .. * as “ { f ta i Kk orm 100 ++ y 100 10 ; — - av St Ye! 1 7 ‘ a - > Qe N . an > > 4 1 4 =4 “; ~ % a per 190 i , — oy 7 EYOoNS an $1. 75. Dame of 15) to 1A) Riad «trong wei - evarce. en aS rallies and Eastern daiisee werr ae!l]- ‘s ; re ii w a " S 7 4 m4 : v. ; \% . i In Shoe com 92.1 - Ny Io \& 29 i, >’ Miller Rubber _ ‘a le ye 1 4 try Ac 4 “ws —- FJ om 5 sma er o 2n and SROw ih ae ec" lines In h A” Sil a5 Jon. tier mi lir immnpesse w t ; ea Z e' )*ran - e ? a = | + - et ‘ - rh Mi tothe » B Tie ws 47 4% = Le — ie ~~ 7 R P 40 113, 113 | BEB ire stitess. mec and Copper " Salve nts “e" n Po “ 's A fe 7 mrieRo Cm lO ft to en 5 aT. ¢ er bu hox Ds. | or ‘are avifornia $s pi i P Ss was 18 Thess weather INDON. —x . te rT see TT M — ~ | 9 9 «era “ . o r adlio j a - ed rs Ok! B l oe a i~~ i ~s ~“ | tas & E u* QQ “ae .T OWT! ar 4tum ‘ 3° 50 for s oe fainet , = 3 ~ i2% Phil El 6 o- onal saat oe om grown ' i . OLLeTInES. the bic | 2“ Jt# Risto the outlh | Tin—Ss £67 Se: Eee. pew Ff ay oO Geothe SBS Hs BS ms he a ton "$2 738) 35 Pht Rap tr i 3ee Bos: Se | OW gmeeneee a ee wee ct tae t cher heures d Die | et an crop lg ine eyont | Tin Soog, Tako "ae 6. Stare BeBe since che war 9 anticipation LGW ofl 30% t's Bi Skouras Br ‘650! 63 23% SN : Pub mer Al 6800) S 394 396 - ry > Tr @& LOT 4 107 %4 207 livered 2.678 eather and f ~ : futures, £39 Sire the end of th 1 Mo 2 37% 37 : TR : ’ ’ ( fe | ‘ ’ tit n ~~ *-* 1 yi) 45 45 = ~~ - s SA LSIF 7... 7 a ian Della Anoth ib Fx (MM) “er . armers de- ‘ ' ij oar New ch P T ~ , i -~ 3 a © ss ante: . > .& ¢ Us e LODTR lov Onze bap Home-grewn 2 N r spe er Millien C | Deard acvised sheis yesterda Contra) , Loe 10@ ‘ Wage - . ? y : ad N : ‘kel P! re 110 P07 a ae re > — Shawshe ary ha ] ioe hen « — hes °5- to R35 EW YORE ium. ' . ars Loaded LM NM . tha a rr 4 ¥ Seq- : a4 = a ‘” he o . : oF sh. : : 9 : m 8&5 ’ m. ’ w i 1.500 a? Fae 207 4 Si . e ain 16)? RUTAB oer: . Oct °7 - WASHING o0 do fa 200, 9% Q7 i, SOweasSt PZ! HIOZ*~ 102 Y: . i AGAS—Canad! the exch he ris - TON ler | for : urum wh nees tme. F . * S s47t8 wh , : ; hee -7 . . ag om ' . pia w ‘ - wy 2 9° , &i, es eo ithe * Tie: pe 100 . anadian sacked change rate of e tn ath ‘ ’ (ict. * 1 F export Mil eal.Wwase w rk Linseed . Sorhern om i“ 7T an Kx wie rd so ) as a8 : + Vi iver a : LOM) x8 4 as \ ee rs =t M ’ NJ ft G o> = ~ 4 RU ye - acked, $1 ~r which ' [ the re Lad : » twelfth co ? — —_— or brisk as ¢ e ! lling demand i oO ead wa ¥ and x ~ hie 2% 44 . >. . — ie 5. L an orp A 200 ; SS Si 0 "3 8 nt ese | amar v5 * AB AG A ms ich Was at a : ian dollar hmai a nsecutive w | man 8 of -late but ca 8 not 60 Baw i>weed & Western |‘ , ato S “4 : B ~ G5%, 64: e4 sia ©) NY Bis » 5 ™% On: 2 Lo , ered — ~remium of 5-232 . 1.000 N00 eek, the ands a fancy ab wheat still ibe of! “te it @ nued it —_— ; iTye er (o5% 1957 , AMTERNGOx ~ et Ww Ohio P .| 3.200) 45% ea . s Sen (hy 25 RDO . ~~ G5 TH, s) Ri ide ®° sacked. $1.50) r cent yestercayr a4 : -—32 of one , ' -car market h . Covemne by premiurm. com- | pe pound, and befie4, 7 ‘eared ton, " in gecc aetna ? Variand ~ «asP % »% Oa CUM! 1, he ak Oe SE 38h ; N = L&T 3.400 | . 2 64% Tr : us 3 2*> 1 »s) Lit) | bons A RERAL -. shipment tis neceesitatin — ceede dq ; + f 1as be en ex a ti ota — Dy overnight eh CS lS 4c per onare rr rReOTe “ " 4 , . ? ~ CUMPLETE LIST OF . } North Ont P é > 13% 14 Trans (4! 7s ' os OQ i. 3a half bar New ct nts across the bh ing gold d in freight -) 3 sightly higher open orts gave co = “ the favored|c epte io « = ST SALES ‘Nor § ow | 1900 52% 51% & Moet © P &. 6 93% ly 7 ri half barrel and S¥.2 aty make. $3.75 ‘ Montreal | der. The Bank Am iwht loadings the | et, “chew r opening. The rm New Y » of the petrol edicxw 1S 2s ” oe ; a ? : ra : " - oe Or 3 cog - rial ; - at an Z l¢ e . ar - bid its . i reafte ‘ * ork Sugar. : _ ‘ie ha — _ ; : c 4 } - a SECURITY a tates Pow 650 12 4 5Si%inrs RA os emi @arert » a " h ~ fh > 7 ‘ l ‘ TY RNT! ar tz Pu mp k' nN =e . » t® ran efarrtne “ . ww Vy } Oct 7 t ‘ endin . rings were % e. Cc 0 S000 bag ‘oday | ai ’ oo ar’ 4 la . - ’ a‘ Co : . ; | - ~ = 2 +? : i we 1; , *, ; on ry . ical ng heooept b. Tr - ° i “ me ‘ srnal - /Ooun- | Me I] wu — =) aTI- 45 YY) ; ¥ . m -.- 0) 36 ty 2° & Proctor ‘ G , nae ’ £*. 73 Ss. aon. ones alton Lron ees ae 100) 37 . Puget S P : N2°F % 127% 127" do 1931 GOIN 1 5 see s, $1.25 per 100 'o We per b protitaas » 42 2° (rity Bak ‘8’ . \.) ¢@anh, ry do 1932 Lolly OI es Be ae buy © : 3 ase of 636 , 7 4 1s om season have t ; x- tively ste which efining ra ot ; . ~ ' ay 43 - Ind Pa “sees on ~ — 8 100 . 4 Ley a4 eee | ' — ae | Léi} i qrefor vr - nadian re (o¢-a ris 64 cars , = “h are “ totalled 18 : 8 ady on 7 heid rile . =i ee y if lz = ~ %d ; Pack co 20) 4s Pyrene Mf 40% 407 : do 1954 _ LOL% } ‘ | wheat Traneactio gmittances week : under the | euced the my large S.- tures we covering, raw aided by fur’ | sbares | a p 7106% 10° Mo by e 4 errs | ba ” sees s RE he ‘= . Ten | Ss 40 “. | ds om . oe y , =)S a % Lt! _ Produ : at and: demand e lone in ‘ ana ie ioe preceding h . oar © “export 2 ’ Bulgama re easier dun sugar to ny Tur ian oa * - : 1 50 , ur. Lous rT : em .. . > 29% ° tem Noise! T >» li } o 1935 . ha Li] (ol _. | Dadian currenc ad from tourts a | oni ig. the associati nt and this i uty on cereals 50 sion under hi coma the forenegn = from th ie re- “aN 6F os go-Weber . ee a - wal *) ‘s Reo Mot Car vas .00 a% 54% 4 q ae oa - L060 % 1005 : ce oe ; n ed . - ae , * bay =~ said ‘cgay 8 haan ~ a aid that, com pared with the ation.c - s expeered to release Saleen ee Bu — selling for an 4 . , ¢ trade nd advances ™ ~ 4 reo tt : an Meloff Pack ...... os 45 tep M Tr ctfs 23! 23 +F, do 1937 . 2 100% 100% —— SEW , » RE ay yremium on th e week last ye iin the Same | late were abc offerings in the y the continked Idem ener n the - “i PrP- toss 190° Skouras . seek or) ~~ —] \ Rich ° r ctfs 1.400 12% oh “ ~ ry | Vac - 18 106 . BL s Lt 4 , EW YORE _ ie Ca- year, an incre > imoet wneh he rat steady with midday we ' Spot market. he wer . bKuip 2 eum * n "= s Oe ee er 20) 23%... ichm R new 13%) 12 12! wm Ot 7s m 100 4 toos, | Hea: receipts. | Ox ~21.—Bat =— 143 w nee at 3%. 1an tae ith prices al- | re unchang Prices o alesse trong. VT. & & ‘eum 2 24's 28%. 8 = a Elec com ..| 500 64% . ++ | Rova Radio ste 2 oO 20% 20% aaa x Pe je new _& 104 % Li % 204% than ex — .15.145; cre — er unset- | as recorded. + ~ mide 32 a a Sees are on | ~ y a ao parca Baldwin puseted fer mee ;S — in 85 & Br Rell pfd ...| ee oo | o) ae Pager | 2.400; 2% 2%) 2 s, Amn T F 6s wi 12} 96 WA 96% = | score). « abtiuc: de oxtres (90 ba ee OS Oe a | ple, changes were _reportes er An hed forward. U. & | Guy 3.80) 784 \} 9! srown Shes com @ 54112 % ervel’ Corp .| 4.500! 34 £0 0% | Sead AL Ge Blame wt thor tttene at tule ne jo extras (92 f/f +. &. ——* support “alter a granulated. w from $5 to $5. + oe n and An - 3 ee one oyd- Weis) | heel Ss tle ; | 2500) 30 | + 80% | ce! paul seni one re ee. SEES ated. with 19 tor tm phacco wer | Amert- a7 tam tee ‘ —s : 4 oe. . P= a Pee Elec . y "g eons ——— “4% 4 “ a Xtra first Pn SB 421: fre deman : fine . mo «yt 4% —. — ‘ s ,» | iM £ Am Credit Ind ....| a ed Fee Bel etee gen ae Pik ihe FOREIGN BC Sh) OFS | cific Saudade andl ainda an — —— . oo ks se mand industries | 7 511% 12 ; ‘ d Pack com 60 52 coe |S E ie 200; 5 ye 5 oP, FOREIGN BONDs cific Coast whites poorer 32@44c: Pa . - . }c Pe pe 7 teh s * lf gem com + aaal ae |Seu Cal Edison ett Ms > OE Be ee ‘Sonae x. — SS ae ee am, SSRs - oe Rasy © % tee ti : _ Arr @e@ ty) + : &i) 37 **eee f do ~. . ta r 0) 135 1” . ’ : ? Co! e1 “4 120 a 2on NE . se — rece! nt J > ‘at - — snd ane fF : ; a «* r = 4 . nt bo - at | ° - Ds ' 7 4 : 13 ?. “\* . ; 2° 20 2 : — rr l? }3 = Ww } ’ ‘ ' wan ‘ 's —_ Ty wr y actor e' ~ : af ; t gy gall ae) ofS a a a bogiaa gt Ma 342.” | Met Rail Fy 7 13; 88 | 87H STH ay ee ‘Imm ng Live poultr | —— # rs t again | a5 he aan | _ rem « et a Fy 7 ~~ 7S ‘) ' + m25ec: f “em hickens | ~ ry ‘fr S factor 4#@4°" | eres ~ 4 4% ‘1 4% 7 eto xn he 10 41%) ° do BS A.) | 300! 48%) hb eet Pe s 82 85% oS 1 WS | poultry fowls, Dy express, S Fg ieee ae ting ae-laeee 4 1% 26). ,- ICP -S1i'k Corm ry : 14) 4 i's | Sou G&P 200 2a % es >: GC E RP R a. . . S35 Ny —. “ 3 , ga prices uncbhan 2 2 Dre secd ; 4 yy: ye 7 mihi ’ 51 ". - Thr + % . A nw lis ” % OAL » S) : 3 eS.) 9 > AG ged maar 4 t lst : I's ‘ attic eom ; "5.305 soe | tandam! Pub mM 23 on = Hun © M 7lho + 1, 8&6 —r 2 = ligher ee 21 Pis2)) " > = ——— S boo jon - Kiv.W —_ : tp on | Srat » A 200 ° ~ 9 y. i. : »s %} eo? mt 4 celptsa Q ss tre alive : aa te 4 ‘3 hen de fet Bf - . . = ~ 2d 8 34 z Mot Ca ° ~1 21 ? In B &@& Fi = = 2's a2 o = spring ° 7 care fae) ah : en? . - . : Bie t* ~_ ofa.) 45 a0 — | : Sw! aa & c . Am Ow) 14% 14 7" =} Kit g Der ans -) le Oe mat 3 4 Ad . yy ‘ ay ge 21 a ‘ rkevs a os 16 a ‘ . 1 ¢ rey vine the D I, Y Ww ™~ ° ; . . : i « 7 n i“ & + . ) ot y s ua 7 = P tat _ /4 - se ' ° . ing , a ? . 4 -——~ ——- ----— OC yT — 3 : Puy - +h ‘ . ” iv , _ j ng “ *»aerve , : een s Rank Bid Asked | Thompso m ca . 18600° 10 ’ es, 29% | Mtge : Tg 5 o°% “ 2 ,lUd4s 1214- tradi: —, —_— ? Sta oa . Feed pts Mi hes , ‘ > . : a “4 e recs ‘ 4 ws - ° » 4 . N a ante Laclede Nat . 150 Tob Pred EF re 23 11 . + Ps F k Dae Os 11? 6 | @Om& ws % ~y _and Muir Se ae marks firm Wine oA , MV / ’ / y t/ ; , hee, ° : per ind encour- |)” ” ine -~- ; i : oy tona! Ran ie of ; 4 tonal 4 °RS co Trans ] p xp stow _ —_ 11 Pr ; A ex a 4 Q * 4 1 “° mI ~ ? aw Ww ee sacked FO ul aie _- 4 j j if’ ’ . \ 4 Y Uff. Mi 7 = 4 a a : : = . + Nh 5 "yar A ae = ds 1° La) ; oT oe ~~ 1 . | oe Nationa! tN ~oeeee , 265 |. wig eee 4 2a? 71 & 2 7*2 w Up Aus 7s l > 7 O9% 944% 0@2 45 M main Dulk round wt pied 1} he , af ay) My > : “ : : ese ~ a \ | : ling a K & L% 108 Se , mercan Tre ah ws > =i teers 1 Tid Lil Steel oO Ory ” 3, @ TG Sslian © jas a . ” ox ed neecta and Sar iites Ri Lhe Wty : ee ae Oar : ~ Ww mn ? — on | ae ' t s ees | : uyLre aed Om } . : 26 ‘ . 2 ’ ” ‘ x Red wer vet Nh TT), . . } ’ ; » age” ye = d #4 , Ld | H | ge rat wees. e (28S |... Suk B cits 0° 9% ON is & Hos P92 »>| 13%) 13%, 15% | CH echked musmets S3@ 3.1 $3@3.19 ’ Pree teat | UL De : | = ) pens ' iL. Pte », - ts . > i****e "hn = ie 7. = ~ ravs x 1” > 4 * ‘ Lyi? Ow -_ ‘ 1 ! ; K : 7 ‘ { - ~_— “. ‘ o—- ‘ _ ’ a oe ‘ e oy “ar a 4 Ame aranty Trwat ++». 400 t . & © 10 T67 % 167° S £2 H — >: . ] ‘ « §494 ct tte a , = } - > . = hy » ; . - y art ee ~ " > peewee . — - ve } - " t oO ~ (inet - és - > + ib - lL r » : = \ te : ; ; - Ps —_ ~ *® li ; Berry site odie Indemnity .. oe i..;- = El Coal ctfs ; oo 2% x a 73 TH 148 = = It; 94 O21. . indard 46 %Xc Se. cregmery — _— ha «(eae | : ) \ 4a stg, ak | - : y Shares Tae —_ 7. OF . : A es ' ss) br “ : . 04g ‘> a= _ -/- . ; rown Shoe com ...... \aau!ae- | Unt Ww Impr | 300 96% 45% 47% Tok El L 6s w 2 89%) 89% SPy -”° _Tecripts Tirst i. st 4 - 4 : ; ” g wna 5! ore a2 it A 10,8 + 4 a6 98% | GS? | x @ °S s 41@4 poe a ‘ BE prowe Shee com ......... es: fee Se SOO Lee % 1150 % a5 % os& | se. ware Sees . Ox : | and as ‘ ; = ‘ap 29% ff , j let ES git” ches: ais Sa n ; ~~." i bh te 8 en ©! ‘er m : é + ° 7 : ne - ' 5 ae. ae '.. iy -.. 139% 139 a Shoe Mach oO) 4 14 4 poultry and petatc . "1 —Ez n : . : :7 Cc ee Se Riana aiallalindli 64 aiuvs i! ~_ 10) 45%! 14 potatoes unch “toa | 7 was stin | ’ : hicag. kK 7 = ab new. 45 M9 45° 5. 1 anged ar’ ie od ' ; j ; Conm val _Equipme why 10 100 t S LAH : 800 1? 7 . 3 45 i; , \ . the cr min 4 : ol) lated nt pid _ new ms + ~ 11 l - = =? ' ea Th- a , “ weer Li ; er Oy ~~ ey tay “| 3 64 U's age et. ag Pe Seiicia. PONS OR . all id , al roads Mereevert y, . 2 , » ~ 4 - » - - = rn : ” ont | a com Pepe haope a to ne 1500) 114) 104 ats ED BY HARGRA. — nae ee ee . on. : ee Ga’) rt Chemic 300! 34) sau| san ; : _ the prospect ef 4 4 : é Fol som ae 4 ; Vv) tor —— a! nn 4 = 34 he 34 vi] A rm ey ec mnt TO oS ean a! tr 4 . nr : ton ty wv a 37 Vv m Mech o 14 4! a, . 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" ‘ - : : 4 item. oom *rithas “laag* | ¥ . & a 200! 13%! 13%! 13 gee = Board of Trade og ecg 4 by @ ‘ .- . tephe =? @ 26 ® a n : ; — ; OR 3 . . . 2°? ? he ai Laclede Sirel Co. ao Mt [Yat cy} 300) ts eo "| 69" ‘Fae | STOCKS, GRAIN |} =n ee ea p oe — "the " . 4% 101 - ristie Rac ; 30 13% 13 ; rect Private "a + a7intal® PIiltneie Be hee “ey... +7, mee ‘a° 100, St sl i oy Roa: men heck the flow @ | = Port) and ree eo — «ay 35% Fleischm wi 1.000) 54 : >! Bran. Mice men's Bank Buiiding antry Accord aah Nat. andy 2 em™ment 2 ©-al 5 Forhan c 1° 48 d~ | 53% Olive at Fa m4 Jeflereon nn Eee | Nat. Candy ae . ay . Mixes FP - -- 900) 18\) 46% 46% | +600 m Engiand, the @ OBER: Aa eye a eepeieeass 198" inos | See Fitts) 9 be) 98% 18) 18% St. Louie c cauned several t! oe con - eRe ees ' 4 ‘ Ger > = 5 ~ al eee ee + ccm a " . . 8c : Py ; Fon s ~* : ‘ 7 « : n > ™ , : ae one *. PD » J 24 ‘uta ce? 7 | Royal B igmah 9.000 7? ie 18 | 18 gs ore Me \ } ur greet wid . a .@» 100 of « m4) Te ot) :. 9 Lenker : mt L. Tw her renter . Mack 11° ix cane “Mtr O15] Iso n s : “_ ‘ S nthe — Xoert Ta. % Cam *O & o6% | ge oe ¢ ab Co 4.400 ~ a 151 : o . - “en nited Re TM USeEmMen* wfd 107 = wre G&aE t otf. 300 SO 50 * ; iw « ard ° : ' 7. . _* * P . “ } ) amor oo we. ©. of D ‘ | 8 | West Pow ctf um j~ @ wh £4 & & |! - a Trac. 3« “Oi. .... An Amer Lec rereraeeen OILS. e . | than & : ~ . Sne Rs = Sa Coft oa an | Atlan Tx aT ae; Ss \ ¢ {T ¢’ ‘ F 4 4 >: . : - ay.) Say - : Syne a Ry « M Ss a 86 | Atl Lob Ios 10h Ou cil) Sai ha s what he ‘ | SASSO ee ee m pta'| tan at) 3) 35 cilicus, Sousuatanaein aaa q a Wnited Ra} ~% eae 1 Che ine 2 R%! 9%! ate , . -> | to! . a ware 45 CC of | Dd re | i. A heaebrn MWe —. 200) 355 > * 3 * ON’T toda: : tin the wll he mak a N le ef : ' Videns —_- Perr ontinental Ov SOY AG ont oo Say that . V may distn ut es .- ow Vork ’ eat prigs . Seterinattiiaimninns f-alena , ~ enian » a7 | a, Wade. Sweet, mel! a a Ben pendent on that estate ‘of his in 1] de- 3 ’ B Chica Stock E xchange 2 bushel at the ¢€ ee) pred) — * Buyt ‘ty anada! 1 70+ ' 139 * ow, = . in 965. e zo Ss na 4 vate of the ducts is etill well ng of pternat Pet ‘ “oY Or obs 140 fr roken . - x ? Li tock z ~ ima FVe vee «2 » emma = | 32%) Rom) : om the fi in @ Ca ,rger | ' achance with ret halt of O up to the Magnolia =P 1.120 ~) Seat 22% rst n m : . deciined rathe ; anene oy. Wading “companies. "epr which, — Hy L740 Fs . 4. ss. land by Re 4 on. Made | In Eng - right os — the future? H } m eavin | ] hicazo Board of T: le meee i . - ; 7 Tron , the Sept “ esented | _ my Me v4 n ag : oO as ’ , antl A fron Age tare. “The Gumand "sso 'ne- | Ome On mit.) 20 59® 52 5a the English jade, pipe maker to Ri oretell what effect ad- ev . 5 410-412 Olive StH" 6 one Be ing stee) ttt railread eat no. | ‘'™O Onl y @ : 52 ng years wil e "Re ay The net Fy in "ey 4 points Yo susta! and build. | Prai O4€4G new | 400 4 2% 81 ) gentry since 1 jud have on he in : . ward ‘ rete limes in the wint stained activity 'rsiri 7 new 4,500 aS 663 Arte | : ent, when so . ave a Main ace ewer ee * — ——_ am ag sel Months The Solar —- L ; ‘oan 123% 49% fo 3 : A even if nies muchi 1s at stake? : 4 3380 “er mtracts ois ee wn imhuance . net che ~ ning ’ ” a: 139° ; ' 1s , “= feta .@ per cer S eoperatio nged South m1) Or N 123% ial En a to ; - Sieeceen 7 3 wu’ ures ae . “* te one , . n ey on m ' r it comme indicated for ~~ Ry a oe 4 9 ae Ng - oO 18R ise % z25 : om Display } when the time CO it anager er, and if A, failing ellah' _— 8 , oe ° K , * ’ Soe. ’ les, takes ry The Tron ameas . aa aT ss M thing - m some- go - OT oss & .O an — than that to ha - - : sagt week and \vbe Ht A Sie 8 O New York | a ob "isnt ™ W weete Cigar estate. It takes tr ndte t nee from : fore, T Oni ° “ Co. ained 7 : ? i. now Oo eon the ‘ow point a ye eS ~ ar 0 . “1 aan as 44 723 Oli > ment that manage- - e + , ms > 2 « ‘ t mid- : inch p . Iv , « cent rm tet vear iv , ° 38: e e 2 - oe shed slee aieed A... than a a... acuum on son iT 7% 385 \ ' oes not change. : “ac ae for the : ime ats 403 cen? ; n 104 1s ) . ¢ ° ; * then tae oe hention ot t oor on eshe. MISCELLAN M102 105 \ . : After a talk with it 99 $4 lowest figure of the past per cent anove | im Warncalbo 7 rors 01S : officers he c ith our trust _- y- v » Tw ~ tine wa. ha . hree years. | ye Nat Gae | 5uy ah occ f ~~e nged his mind . Goods “ardinal ¢ | Low. 6 rm inted and Carth wm 190 :«(o3 s% 6% us executor and Saw YORK Oct. 21 Review. ° ; : oa is : Rivers api BS = an opportune : Stages at Other ‘s —_ sec time to take in ee. Cine urities. Business efficiency requires Cinciunati, 2 . 4 invento of ene then ries of stock on hand, but a sec Lawtevil he, 11.2 feet, 4 chased is so often Cateo. 13.1 iantiee il ene — i. The Sate Executor “ 2 ’ , SASK — Sole Oe an —_ s — dé ~ = «an 5 : . —_— ‘ — Se m ti ee 4 '™ hic . ; - + eel Ae eA 5p AE gy ms m3 ‘ ; ] ‘ . 7 a emt is —_ . ~ ~ of > - “~ ° a = - - N * 7 ay Pe 2 “~~ . geet a x a cont atta ng’ “ ri -

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- | fair. “;@ Week aco and | WHEAT IS IRREGULAR ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ rx Oct, 21.—Gram futures sold higher _| the fore part of day and then reacted” | prices after noon beimne pet lower. Liv , Pool closed %& to I%d higher. wy All grain fjitures closed lower. In the local cash grain |wheat wae ic cater Dema een soft | for en but slow a Mg Was ic iower or more to gel. Cc sleady wo le ) wer, Demand tema Pg Vale were steady to %e lower. Demand “heat prices opene igher so im the early Wade “under th os : ) of better cable, Liverpoui ae higher The latter may o ‘efiec mill rel Me — smeroved oe pg unchanged. December wheat opened at $1.54 \ wheat $1.47%, December corn, 74%. war lay corn 70 “we The thre worth weste rm mar com bined had 1856 cars of wheat yo ; i h 140] a2 week agO and 163] last a Minneapolis receiving 241 care, Dy! t} ry a ep mepen 146%. ae 147 aca! heat receipt. whith wer ” huehels, compared with 44.800 «a eek 000 and 145 600 last year. inc! mon and aA through Corn wh were 6.200 bushels. compa be (31.000 a week ego and 120. $00 | oa eae h included 31 cars jocal and 2 through Howe eceiptis, which were 68.000 bushels. pared with 96.000 ~@ week ago and §° aa year, Bag me ~? Cares loca) ona 4 lrough iav recej -,| ge: pis were 16 care loca{ Primary receipts of wheat were bu. sy pared with J.8375.000 « oe 200 an 966.000 lagt yeer: cor: Seceints Were 40.000 and O72 O00 i. ht om Ale G00 — 000 ou. com 7 B57.000 a week Azo OU and 3 O00) — te were 1.145.600 at shipmen bu. compared wit 2.516.000 a week azo and 2.344 000 . were 348 000 bane le oe ee , On “Shipments were ¢ bu. comnared a "81000 a w . " yea eek end 786.000 jase “Pn Tances were: 000 of whee 25.000 bhis” of flour 233 00: wheat and flour and 233. 100 bu “of St. Louis Cash Grain. Range of cash «alee: No. 1 red winter wheat, $1.78: No @ md winter wheat $1.71 4 -9 * ™ | red garlicky wheat $1 5R No 5 hy - corn &3c; No. 3 mixed corn ROLL, Nv .4 mixed corn 82e: No. } yellow corn Rly 84c: No. 2 yellow corn Bi@&R4c- WN 3 yellow corn B2% @RB%c: No. 2 wien og o ahkion one: re 3 white corn Ko | No oate lec: No. 38 whi ' 1@é4l%c: No. 4 white oate 40c. selina. _-—. lines Chicago Grain Carlotes. CAGO. Oct. 21.—Carj : Wheat, 1; corn, 58: oats. BL: Ty og on oo _— Lead, Zinc and Copper : LONDON, Oct. 271 tia . : Spot, £61 178 6a: page ree 102 15s. a+ 4 trolytic—Spot. i 67 Pes teren Tin—Spot. {280 77s 64: futures “*OR} Spot. if 10s: futures. £36 12s oa. a —Spot. 140 2s Ga: futures. 3a. ~—=- _—_—_—_—— { urpentine. Aare Linseed Seem antl Baw ibiwerd of! i barrel ibe pe pound, "and baties, “8 4c per BN -— — i --— New York Sugar. NEW YORK, Oct. 11.—The raw eurar market wae unchanged early today with j}@ales of WOOO bage of Cuban, prompt ship- ,;Ment, to a iocal refiner at $3.77, duty _ paid. Aside from December, which held rela- - | tively steady on covering, raw sugar fu- tures were easier during the forenoon ses- sion under liquidation and selling for trade accounts, promoted by the continhed liberal offerings in the spot market. Prices at midday were unchanged to three points net bower No changes were reported ins refined. | Sees ranged from $5 to $5.10 for fine rapulated, with demand light and atrict- y of a hand-to-mouth character 1. leaving y I have d if I go | handle OP 7ARQSA SDAY EVENING, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ST LouIs POST-DISPATCH 47 > ee ot a SS —— = NEW YORK STOCK MARKET AND OIL HARES LEAD MOCK TRADE & Ohio and Leaders in Re- Groups—Abun- of Money and ‘NEV’ ~ YORK BONDS SE ee Tt satin ONLOCAL MARKET . TS ? e in dees StOCK. RAILL RO 1D BONDs. r Wire from the New york of re i eT — — — ee nos Isenex Rallis. _— nued iin good detnar: meepente nts came -- RQ Haldwin pushed f: a ae gwe é — = . za > > , aoe * ew? ¢ “dé & + - r oF 2 su .6 4 ?« f xe 2 © &: OIL SHARES FEATURE OF TRADE ON CURB | Financial, ‘Trade And Industrial _ Briefs of Day —— le C. Steinberg & Co. » York, Chicago and St. wauis Stock Exc Chicago Board of Trade BONDS, sTOCKs. Fast Direct Private Wires 7 ” - a ee Pp > * a Sdwards & Sons York Stock Exchange Louis Stock FE xchange Stock Exechance Board of Trad- 410-412 Olive St. RAILROAD BONDS. POREKIGN BONDS. i= - _ Foreign | Exchange | Take Inventory : This is an opportune time to take inventory of your Securities. Business efficiency requires periodical inventories of stock on hand, but a security once chased is so often never considered again. Our tatistical Department is fully @ in analysis of your securities. information will be supplied you without cost or equipped to serve P Confidential —— — &- - ( vA Ho SLO’ AKI A have approved BOND & MORTGAGE CO. Co. 1964 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER $7,000,000 incerpersted 521 Security Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. preferred stock 80 were $698.672 before deple- earnings eveltahie and Gepreciation, the firet nine months §2,- In making this announce- 103% os \ OR r 44 O87 ® Indus Bk jap 627 100 —— egg cares Tp. GERMAN BON ARE sete toe pee be leprecfation. depletéon inves : a an > fog 024 o A. A > ae “dl “ft “1e874 Net for nirt quart wee $5 556.770 before « : »% ™ t) ; : sat 4 Ov : oe ng guarte-. and $2.561.5068 «4 aebe ar SF — ~~“ "wra «7 a : ."s afte «A mrt vw 1’ rik = , reé ’ }? ina ‘ uense - ret tec foo +? ° (twelve winee | 4 ~ ry ‘ ,*? We? ithe ¢ dex J if «0 tie wer, ! rr than @% res e anna! te! er i ’ if ' : 4 ’ , “l re i | , § = on the licate supnort was withdraw! The eo O00 shares of preferred stoca he . ~" ; tfaturoetir older jasus fhe &« had similar im- presentiy ¢t ~ tatanding rove? er? | rn ria?) ‘ ivances P . $97 Sh rice per are ; ; ‘ . ’ P 7 »¥ ; a ‘ : were recorded for City of “shear and accrued dividend, Prague 74s, by Belgian 6s and (Ss sytelding about 6.18% fai? ! ry {,re ey; {3 Lal ' TTATISBie . ftions took pia in Jugo-Slav Ss at Th N . 1 Cit C 40 unchanged. Bolivian Ss made a e Nationa my ompany Lt, ‘4 —T ’ ile : ’ ‘new high and Bb nd Chil St. Louis—630 Boatman’s Bank Bidg. hnongde We ‘ g. Tie? ‘ a’r ng Telephone—Olive 7140 : A wioler break prryqoti ting if one Trie® Te 1”) points irred in Roger + Brown Iron 7s Ther: was a sharp! ince in Chicago Railway 5s, | rt) Prey ricd crossinit mf) a tive retry | i ne (yt \ irgi in -( na 7 a mile ti ' ’ ; AS pout thie ] hee }) toa new hign | pat 104 Investment demand agai? 1 fappeared for [". 8. Rubber 5a and i , ithere was a better market fo: Ma ine 6s Woet of the epeculativels popular rails were strong, with es- 'oecial interest shown in Chicago & Alton 3a anc Missouri-Kansas- | Texas adjustments ' - | floney. | Routt.ern orght amber at 7c to Be . bb: dark «t Se Nearby comp bonevr at re pe tn O ive Milli | : 7 7 '||\Over Five Million | Ciearings, Money, Silver | f ta +s = || farms need electricity The 8 Lauis Clearing House Associa tion rep ew ge for (et 1. 3925 | $25 Cd Chen corres pet ne 54 art yeu! ood. BY 4) iH) ti vVeme fr, (iM. ef ted Ch0M) 6s » ” corresponding pert i ie’ yfat 5.088 - Power and Light, Seene) Chan 2 st cyt ifhy te z f tert -O O28. e ’ if ul te ’ iviiGa accounts our booklet, tells about $27.300.0000; total to dete. $7.003.000 this growing industry. pi ner ber Pott tes Danek are harnne 1 ‘ counts, $17.400.000: total to date, $4 Copy will be sent upon gn? ~ an ‘ ri! ei debits wi wee ; r e q u ¢ S t for L-236. ‘wh cpen tay fay im’ ‘> ’ ‘ : ae hark na vaAnAeTS accounts $11.58) ' ped epee : PARIS wt. 2) trices improved om | . = he bourte today Three ww ent rentes. | 1” ‘ral 5 tO) Mntinies ; xe] i! ae ‘Ty La E. H R li & | dev 100 franes 6&5 entimes 5 per cent | Sons rare >> frances 40 centimes The doeotlar > 0 ns Was mtioted "2 france (6 entimres ‘ow 14876 LAINDON. © v1 Bar ailver, 43 pener Founded i per eure Mi rey 3. jeer eannit Lis 10% Olive st. st. l.euls eount rates Short bille, 3% per cent Boston Chicago New York three mouths, 34% @3 1:1 per er Denver San Francieco Leos Angeir W KK © vi. Ba silver, | es ; si Xi wf a ’ ' a | Bond oad Sales—Continued | Ee : roe pie ae ee o | Sales Security Hie Low Pr ™M "“o Jurgen A 6 47 09% oh, vik, it Lyons te 34 RT) Me) BS 2 Mareeilles Os «ht MT a7‘ MTN | © Mex 8 45 asst sO a0 so | lo Mey 4- rei j mrii naet 24% aes 24% 16 M 4a 10130 | ssi 27%, 26% art > Mexico 64 3H ig) 40% 40 a Mont ‘ . 4 or hy Vv, 4 VV ue ' “no Mt I tae hit f 5 cfs vilys 1th Nw ” Netherlands te 54 105% 103% Lid ™% 3h Norway) os 55 0% Oblde’ "sy " "+ i} ; } ly " - [. 3 poreay > NOD Yp/ 208 te BOR Ss Uriliry Securities Com- a Noorw ay Che 44 piri Din) Z Lt. ' anf 1 k | Norway Oe 43 1oo%™ Mow OOK pany isa nationaiy- Known 11 Oslo Os 5 wi US % 103 investment institution, 7) ; : ._ Sf | ik ii. P " 2 Pamame Se 53103 Ite ioe representing electric light 45 PL&aMRE Me Oo mt) my | 21 PL&M RR 7 58 BTM BT | RTM and power, gas and ot 10) Paris ©)! | 4 meh hie | Mt) utility properti “8 valued 22 Def Se 44 Loy /101 «(104 at more than $900,000,00), | B Hand te 40 or - ag 4 Meg and owned more than ,; Bi laud Se OW ret a % rw ; 1} l'rague 7%e 52 Hts tas v4 t. 200 000 share olders. 1?) . } a i Sa Hh) wa ly i we 1) do Ra 47 ‘" wi 9% Through our St. Louis . > . sea i + ; ” a She £8 be 50 riehe) 6 ST ee office, you can invest in : tr BAX i \ ,& } ie ae 3 : " j a. im A = sea 5° fia) mii % Wis these great public sci vice | 20 Beine 7s 4% Wi #1 vt org: nizations and profit by , 7 oma tis ; ph as BS 2 ee ae oe | ee thei: stability and steady 8 Swed Stes OF shuts Loe bowls ' S$ Swies bese 46 bodty 103 103 Car. ih ower. Send for list ) 17 & Kingd Ses WH 1S LIB LIBM of 7% offerings. Monthly | 46 King O'ys 37 lot 1d 108% Deposits ‘f you wish CITY BONDS. ‘S . (ily in SU OG %. oo%* ni HN ¥ C é@e &S " et to) | I] | | y ad ein law lin mm | GOVEKNME NT BON Ds. t egy 11 wea SBCURITIBS lo 2a 4s ] Loo , th li a let 4'‘ye@ 14 10] ‘a 10] 'é6101-—~26 ~t 4'ge He 100 tid 2. loo 2) |}do 3d 4%e8 153 10i—-4 101-2 101-3 OMPANY $f 4Q'aoe GET lve ow LW $s jo—H Tr 4s 49107. S1 102 31102— 3] 4,4 42s 10 in lo 1? 104 -16 504 Lil ty Cc } T (Juctat Gbe n « liwiited States Libert) ST ore ar ’ te : rnd th ty ee Onde of Company Bidg., $ LOUIS a tj te zt - 5° bipeta ree Pry an ile *Phone Main 1722 ented Hh s neat WY ane f its ea fio” ae — Chicago Indianapolis eno 24 Milwaukee Louss ville te TM The Magnificent NewSouth “I dream my dreams. Then I! strike out to make it come true.” Thus a great tullder of rallroads described his genius Today the South ie making its dream come true lhe industrial horizon te tlhged with the dawn of @ brighter day Vast resources of cotton and oll and innumerabie smaller articles of commerce add to the treasure cheat of the Bouth Soll and climate offer a Virgin field for new enterprises A veritable mine of “wealth is yet to be plumbed ‘hicago is closely linked with the magnificent thew south ‘‘ontact is made through the Chicago Cotton Market This market te a medium fur development Of a Keener interest in the fleecy stapie In the western belt lt produced the mejor portiog® of the American cotton crop And Chicago is ciosef to thie belt than any of the great future exchange excep: New Orleans. Chicagos certificate! -tocd be af Hicuston and Calverton which form the stiart apot baein of the world lHience no market is mw.@ ite fimately ted to this great commod.ty (‘hicago vievaliged the new day if tne pew South when itt created the cotton marke Its contract was drawn .o meet conditions, present and future. The whole prolect waa tuned te the key of success. And that explains the market's steady growth. Spinners, merehantese, shippers and growers whe are not a ready f»miliar with the advantages of the Chicago centract may receive full infermation by addresa'ng the Cotton Negistrar,. Chieage Board of Trade. Literature on the world graia market may aiso be had on cequert. HICAGO BOARD OF TRADE * ETHULUVVOOUSOOUESUNOAUOOCANEOD EASON ee -_—-—ooo-~ Aa TN ET Ite

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~, We! NESD OCTOBER ayy ee ———— ee ——————————— Popular Comics + to t wesl wiarA! ch eset FRANK FARRIS’ PLEAS GET News Photographs LENIENCY FOR BOOTLEGGERS o - | ENS | | Stic Scnstors: Floserace Brats || _o LINOLEUM Stat be i oo Farris, a d Bi: ; | Mop your linoleum every day with watersottenedwithC.C. dry niercement ada e, ap ee eee iO 2 / / Store” ~ — | WU ddd Se etched Amc. eee aw aS St. Louis’ Dependable | | ; = oy” Music Rolls 3 ( ~ , 4, . . . 4 nia. Irthoroughilycleanses and a , tis f that G ‘ t R t or purifies, removes grense eee — - ; Jo “3 Re 3 i % aie din dl I an e Oas ers a ¢ Ot, A M U j H and stains, and freshens an opel ag Pha omnes bi a vin ; ; ; | : > brightens the colors. = wane os a boca 3 i, Bin . Bote $1.85 Value, at the Union for | IN | Ny 10 ae 5 LL bhbdddddddddddddddldlaa Be sure to get C. C. PARSON ee eet. ee ee eae 2: \ 3] e f= WY, COLELEC*1"" "L405 0° CS a eas ciel | ane, | , $ Househoi 1LAmmMonia les tens Mord =~ edie | de nel ; . water, will not bite” o ugly CP the case of } wleon Wwe ‘ xe i the hands, erd sho id b ; p é , des iin , : Brand-new Rolls and demonstrator (2 ES a GLB So OE ae ever you use soap and water , eh 2 mabe ee ee (UNION Large size, oval shape Roasters, made Rolls: all late numbers at 10c. . ; goo ere At All Grocers and pure, © ows ee ete ” of beawe 3 ae | of heavy blue granite. _ Z Music Dept = ee Fg ok moonshine ant 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street ©. Meee ee T ¥ st July. Senator Parris enters | ; ° : ‘ . y aii - " omel i PARSONS plea of guilty far Yowell, a “ife- |} An event extraordinary planned to demonstrate conclusively our supremacy im the retail furniture field. Homemakers wi HOUSEHOLD bee Fe wenger poeta yemmbaians pl) find it economical to anticipate their every household need during this sale for there are bargains here that are too numere Sa: Sean eheenl pagbersypmdbay for mention. Buy on our Easy Budget Plan. * 2 -— 5, Day! . ae ae ot, 4 z “a oT age ew Re tS te ee ele A Special Purchase and Sale of as consistent with os conscience and law i ra reauesied. Juahe afer “Elizabethean Huguenot Walnut Dining Suites ADVERTISEMENT 1 vi issessed a $100 fine fargaret A. Gerber, living Priced at the Union family on.a farm neat y ) | ‘s hs ‘ . | eee the second dé fend t for BA | ) } CRIBS Se ff » tenet ao “‘arris entered a lea oft ) Wy) mT ti Sta, at eg (| h, $25 ao ————~ ——— ~~ : f aa ~ We coulds’t ‘ - - ry’ ce $6.00 Value, at >A: 45 The newest creations 1n dining-room lurniture are embodied in this Klizab thean sult : The walnut veneer B= the Union for... =I large buffet, with dustproof construction and mahogany interiors, spacious china cabinet, serv- hy rain ege =| aaa — . . . ee awn 4 . da tlon wainut. i ay . doctor has prescribed good, old-fashioned Or peaker sepit ized his ex light second porcelain Ta- er. extension table and six tapestry-seat chairs—one an armehal are ineluded. cod liver oil. And think of the many times 1© SPCAKOCE WpMtOMIZea RIS C&- ti niehe,; i : . : . you've let it stay on the shelf because of Perience in public speaking tn the ame ec | hite $15.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments , the fishy odor and bad taste! injunction, ‘When you're. in St. tee mia ——— But please don't confuse Dr. Gross’ Cod || oujis use the severest terms vou — 7 — — : 4 Liver Oil Tablets with the cod liver oil | a ¢ : } > a you knew in the old days. The only way | ©". But when you go to Chi- ' weed ng! men ree erngeties ~] A ee : empsey was knocked out of the ring by Fi candy-coated. There is no trace of odor Se eee ee — eas | : a , gf to annoy you. pearance awoke a murmur in the! Sai at the Union $50 to $75 Values $ ld i Ww American sporting authorities have been inc — | ~ the artistic merit and the historical veritie We are so sure Dr. Gross’ Cod Liver Oi) | @thering. “I'm Ben Reitman,” he - | ig : Tablets will bring you health and vigor |Said loudly, ‘of thé Hobo College ~*~ At the 7a | at the Union for.. ked and defended spiritedly attacked and defended. that we are willing to let you try them at) jn Chteae eR OG. fine walnut finishes. at the Union for. . aA A ie i ) . pa . ree Tr, Ea . . COLDS THA | PARTY CONVENTION PLAN | | J 3 i ie Walnut finish Tea Wagons of - fine Consists of guaranteed Suan Sweeper Attorney Crives His Indorsement | - ° - ~ ‘ . " > P . "¢ | f; } » | , t} by " dor yer d . o 7 to | In brown finish, made of reed and wT ¢ wood, tashioned In the iu I es 20_ft Proposal of Former Judge | me uw ) glass serving tray included 20-ft. cord and complete set of attach- DEVELOP INTO H. S. Priest. | | A fiber, with separate serving trays. 4 Bl ments. ssaac H. Lionberger, attorney, | : $1.00 Cash Delivers One $1.09 Cash—Balance Monthly $2 Cash Delivers One has written former Federal Judge Henry S. Priest, approving his sug- | Gestion lor a Democratic conven- | | tion to select preferential] candi- | 'dates in advance of the primary) }and expressing the belief that the | Persistent coughs and colds lead | Democratic party cannot hope for Site te serious trouble. You can stop | unity unless the suggestion is | | Bee il — them now with Creomulsion, an, *@oPted. =e emulsified creosote that is pleasant vm is known, the Executive Com- | to take. Creomulsion is a new med- | mi tt of the Democratic State ° ommittee rejected Priest's sugges- | deal discovery with ‘two-fold action; | tion on tho Sround that it was a a be ; ’ ey i |, PANY ‘ it soothes and heals the inflamed | matter for the Legislature to pass : , . ep ~ ay BY a anit ae | } * Ay i, ‘ sie fir ria.) Ry, , membranes and inhibit®* germ | upon, Lionberger declares this ee en Af ; va OU we /at Mi yyy iT f wth. | Foason to be “unintelligible” since HH Of all known drugs, creosote ta | TOthing in the law prohibits such recognized by high medical authori- |” gathering as Suggested hy Priest. we ties as one of the greatest healing | Priest said that the convention Y nll éé ined? agencies for persistent coughs and might be held and tts choice sub- SOO Herz Da- , colds and other forms of throat mitted to the party for ratification , troubles. Creomulsion contains, ‘in |”! ‘the election, but based his stand | addition to creosote, other healing principally upon the theory that Jed and Mattress elements which soothe and heal the the moral force of a convention in- | infected membranes and stop the dorsement would virtually unite the | $45 Value $ | § . eF at the Union /i: irritation and inflammation, while | party upon the preferred candidate. | ? - . Lionberger's } ‘r i O . “ pl —. — = 13 7“) ae) F Ss if Fe aN = s | . . : sf o . 3) —W | eee . ‘ the creosote goes on to the stomach, . nbergers letter has been re- | At the 2 50 a f- AOL Ea | | it cs 5 | a = A special offering of - = Et wea ee Jacquard Velour Coxswell Chai “ly ° 47 i] - - sit@teveve J Ce a ee le em ee a a a Via WAY bree is absorbed into the blood. attacks ferred to the State Committee. . . =" the seat of the trouble and checks | Ev Union for. = ~~ fortable Coxsw ell Chair the growth of the germs. $440,000 RUN CARGO SEIZED ——= ‘ a Se covered in handsome | Cre lsi , “ iafac , . —— : —_ a — : ’ i the treatment of persistent rate ctory | Seven Coast Guardsmen Capture | Walnut finish ends, automatic — ‘ , VA : Union for | ne Union for ; : =» WA | ete men : * OU ALS hold and forced the crew to pro ) SS rs ‘ 43%: fe Y 50 Rie 12: * / ° mathe } 5 ceed towards New York untill two! $ : wr Eos ant Fred Shraeder. _ Pad ; Hy: 4 | i. -) y . Aan ae ryt | St ay’ *' 1 sl 7? - = ~ : - f) : “a " 7 ww el te Meal A Et lh me OO 9s - i other Coast Guard boats came ‘i. ' ior] When the ship was seized her p.'- | PTIGAL...... +. pers were destroyed and as a ra- | ’ sult the identity of the owners of These well- known 1: a . ca -_ Rege nt Large-size Parlor Hleaters made the vessel and the cargo could vot | “Kroehiler” Sultes = >> , she, , [ pright “+ ‘og . . Vv be learned. The Corone, built ‘n | id < eaneddBeoneaiie re) | hy ice ~ with east iron front, and body 1920, was recent!y resold and sailed | values at 869.75 , Se ae stein, . : of blue steel, These Heaters from Newport, Va., Oct. 15. It 's they are shown in ae cy _— a , Sons ey have bright nickel trimmings | believed contact was made with a Walnut or mahogunrv ‘=: oD x | and are fully guaranteed. iUquor ship at sea. finish frames, with “A - Busch & James & Holm- | Seven Seized in Raid on Farm. coverings of imita- Trothier DViNO Se ee strom $1 Cash—Balance in |, A raid yesterday by State's At- tion Spanish leather E P t )}torney Brown amd Sheriff Deimling |} ° asy, Fayments (on the Edwards farm, near Troy. | | $4 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments UIIOM ; netted seven prisoners and ended in destruction of two stills and con- i — : ———— — THE BRAN Foop| fiscation of more than 200 sacks of | Hil , ! sugar, —— | = : ’

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The Nach. man spring-filled loose cushions are reversible. $2 Cash—Balance Monthly SS IG > \N SN SSA! / ce ret, Y, oe, . : a. | GE, 0 OR nO SS > ‘ius VULINYIY ff IILLAML TD g sig sie ost , Hugh M. Annat, Scotch-Americap and ne = a = . I Gus 5 fi and sought refuge in the Glenisla Inn. Betty Dunlop, the maid there, Jacquard Velour G Fe Yn >: 43 was so kind that he stayed and stayed. Here they are being married. . 4 GY ite a ill live in Miami. Coxswe]] Chairs 2 = a a Ps °S . They will live in Miami ek ile ie ce Wont pppfph MYST. y | “ Z “ . 7 , (2 ; i i IT. Of. | $45 Value g 75 | Yi Mal teonammnnrnnn, oe ‘7 ey A NEW KINDERGARTEN GAME IZ. 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a : ~ ee ee = yet &. 4. ee [wn Te a eee ee el es. eee ES a ee ee mk - _— a te oe . . ——ee— —_ - — _ - SE EE See Ee eee — > e222 2S Be eS = S&S * - Ves “ses - Tee ae eee © em SD +e — sey. pot A AE OO ~e-S- A ah ae a a ee he ee a ye ee -_ -_ = =m ae ~ RPE FE ee ws + — a aa ——aE ae ee ee fa yh -_—-- ~s-- e ¥ _ ; 4 ~ , = > . - i LAD io ———— A a — OL ~—_ — A OE ee - ——_——— a “The Divine Lady” ts the etory, partly fiction but largely based on fact, of Lady Emma Hamilton, the Luglishwoman of lowly birth who became one of the best known and most taiked about women ia uli Europe. CHAPTER FORTY-ERIGHT. HE wrote long diary letters to S ner hero setting forth all their hopes and fears and lulling him and herself with references to Lady Nelson. That was a part of the compact. Truth to their respective bonds, and outside that, perfect comradeship. She wrote: ‘The Queen yester- day said to me, “The more I think on it, the greater I find it. My respect is such that I could fall at his honored feet and kiss them.’ You that know us both and how alike we are in many things, that is, I as Emma Hamilton, she as Queen of Naples, imagine us both speaking of you! I told Her Ma- jesty we only wanted Lady Nelson to be the female tria juncta in uno for we all love you, and yet all three differently, and yet all equal- ly, if you can make that out.” So she protested her loyalty to herself and him. She wrote to lady Nelson again, congratulating her on Nelson's recovery, and his great deeds. In part, the common desire of the woman who is steal- ing the husband's allegiance, to stand well with the wife, to spare her any cruelty but the one; in part, surely, a nobler aim. If Lady Nelson would but respond, would enlist Emma'’s warm heart on her own behalf as well as his! That would be could be friends. But no; Fan- ny had heard the stories that were fiying across the sea. She believed that more danger than Circe herself lurked in her den strewn with men’s bones in Naples. She replied coldly, briefly, Emma knew that the Suspicion was guarding that gate with wary eye. It was not won- derful. Fanny knew well’ there was a change in Nelson's letters. She could set down something to work, to wounds, and the presence of anxieties. But yet-—he had been in danger and anxiety many a day and oft, and there had been time for tender protestations. There were none now. She began to perceive what had never been pressed in upon her before, the grievous danger of the long sepa- ration of husband and wife. Hith- erto it had made him cling more fondly to the thought of home. Now ~-she doubted—-doubted. She might well doubt. Every day of absence from Emma en- deared her to Nelson. It was home now where she was: not only the actual walls and sweetness of daily intercourse, but heart's home, where every word and look was understood and re-echoed. He missed her horribly at every turn, His very genius seemed to dwindle in her absence. And in Naples things grew stead- ily worse. The French had been busy sowers and their grain was ripening for harvest. It became gradually clear to Emma and there- fore to the Queen that the horrors of France might very well repeat themselves for the Royal Family. Always the face of her doomed sis- ter Marie Antoinette hung before Marie Caroline, the pious decapi- tated head, grey and discrowned, with deep tear-channels worn down the hollow cheeks. Neither royalty nor beauty, nor all =the Kings of all the world had availed to save her from that fate. And eould Marie Caroline look at her own children, happy, unconscious, in the gardens of Caserta without remembering the sin crying aloud to God and man of the torture and degradation of soul and body de- liberately inflicted on her nephew. the Royal child of France, the Dauphin, by the French Repub- licans” It is no wonder that even her courageous spirit darkened in- to ashes sometimes and might have been quenched but for Emma's cov- fident energy and the white over- shadowing wings of Nelson's Fleet. For in November he returned to Naples. He could make the excuse that his orders were to protect the kingdom of the Two Slicilies, but though he stifled his knowledge as far as possibile, he knew in his own soul what influence drew him. What was a foreign queen to § an English Admiral’? Yet he wrote: ‘'] am, I fear, drawn into a promise that Naples Bay shall never be left without an Enelish man-of-war. 1 never intended leaving the coast of Naples without one; but if I had, who could resist the request of auch a queen?” Hie was perpetually with the Hamiltons during that vistt, and ev- ery impulee drew Emma to quer his whole heart-——-if anv of it were icft unconquered. He sti?! confused his passion for her with his passion for glory and that was her most powerful aid. It reacted in every way. It made her private interests one with the politics of the two Sicilies. It made her in- dispensable to him at every turn of events. There were the strangést mo- ments of confidence between them in the balf hours they could enatch towether in the room of the mirrors and eon. when Hamilton was toiling in his | oftice downstairs——moments of self-deception on Nelson's part Which Emma half prayed mieht | always | taught it to her. a safeguard—jf they | watchdog , | said gravely, ' put . > Pac + if’. Z LL, A ; \ Mads aan BY G.WwOornmey AS CiRCE continue, break into reality as half longed to her life had per tip own true com- rade, never was such a friendship as ours in all the world. We will prove that a man and woman may be friends, with the deepest love to bind them and yet loyal as brother and Sister to every obliga- “My Emma, my . | tion of honor.” And this with her warm hand Clasped in his, her violet-gray eyes glowing on him! She smiled, re- ' gponsive., “Yes, yes, it is true... We are not made of common clay, Nelson, you and me. What others cannot do, we can. See, I kiss your dear eyes with never a thought that your wife would scorn if she could know. I wish with all my soul She were here that I might serve her and show her that Emma's heart is true as steel to her and hers. You know it is true. I would have her know it also. What does She say of me in her letters?” “She writes calmly but kindly. It is not her way like yours, my beloved, to expend her heart in writing or speaking, but indeed she is a good, good woman, and may Heaven desert me the day I cause her a pang that could be spared."’ “Would she comprehend friendship, do you think? Does she understand how egreat and commanding is your genius? Would she despise your poor Em- ma for her adoration of the gifts that have brought the world to your feet?’ “T have never khown Fanny to despise a living soul. She is all that is humble and kind,"" Nelson “and I hope beyond expression that in days to come you and she may be friends and live in harmony which will make us indeed tria juncta in uno. to use your own dear words.” “She answered my letters cold- ly,”” says Emma with a moisture on her flower-soft lashes. “It cut me to the heart. Oh, if she could but know my heart's true friendship.” “She will. She shall. I have as- sured her of it in letter after let- ter. But let us talk of the Queen.” The subject was painful to him, until Fanny should indeed be brought to comprehend all his mo- tives. But Nelson's simplicity blinded him to much he had better have realized. Those who knew him best knew it and feared. A vague rumor of what was called “the flirtation’ spread along the Mediterranean and reached old St. Vincent. He, knowing Nelson. dis- missed it with a shrue of his shoulders and the dictum that Nel- son and Emma were a couple of silly sentimental fools, no worse, but he began to be on the alert nevertheless concerning, the Van- ruard’s visits to Naples, to be Im- patient of the Sicilian imbroelio and to Wish that Nelson would put the matter in Troubridwve'’s or some oth- er such man's capable hands and there leave it. Nelson and Emma were born romantics, he thought. They fed each other's flame fool- ishly. It was afl very well for himself, old and seasoned, to write to her that he was her knight er- rant. It was a very different and more dangerous matter for Nelson to play the part in earnest. Ile Wished Lady Nelson would come and look after him. our —_— - a Ve Nelson wished it very She wrote tendgrest wifely been so long hirn. He impossible state of al- ceuld never The only her sus- Lady much rcented Ganger- and proposed it in terms They had apart She craved more eawerly herself. dunger, She tv sce hurried], Sle iittie realized thi here, or she answered Tuirs. vul make such nh resuit picions of Lkmma and all her works. The night before he sailed again, recalled * by commander in chief, he told Emma this episode, conscious himself of a half disloy- altv in the very telling. “She could not have come!” he said wistfully. “It was impossible. Yet how natural to wish it it touched me.’ “No woman who ered your immense anxieties should wish to hamper you for one in- giant. Oh, my Nel:-on, what is the gratification of being compared to doing your duty? It half breaks my part with my soul's friend. Yet I bid you go. I! urge you. I1 would not keep you with me if even my life depended on it, for what is life without glory to like yours and mine”? You have taught me this. I owe it to you, and I won't fail. T'll never fail.” He put his arm about her, so that her head rested quietly on his shoulder. “Brave proposal. Was to strengthen ihe really ( onsid together glorious heart to souls emma! (;00d kimma: My friend of friends. The only one in the world that understands me My soul is too great for them. They wound and bruise it because they cannot understand. I should be given a free hand the Med- iterranean to do what I would, and here am [ kept in leading strings like a sucking captain. Your Nel- son has that in him that should make the world craw! before him, if it could find “And it shall—it will!” she whis- pered. “And 1*)} help. They should make you head of the navy and put up a of pure gold (to vou in London if I had my way. Ignorant fools! They are “not worthy of vou. Who is?” “Nor of you, nor of you!” gswered fondly. Lovers’ bombast, but the worst thing in the world for a man of his temperament and a woman of hers. They could not do atmosphere of adulation provided for the other grew more impatient, irritable, tvrannous, to all outside that en- ehanted ring. The Queen's rank protected her, but Sir William often had reason to remember Greville's icta concerning Emma's ‘little spurts of temper,’ and Nelson on board his Vanguard was more im- patient of contradictions of events, more captious than his officers had ever f%nown him. It might be that terrible blow on the head at the battle of the Nile, they thought, but certainly it made dif- ficulties. It was unlucky, too, that St. Vincent, who knew him through and through. was already talking of relinquishing the command and returning to England, and of Lord Keith succeeding him: a man of rolder, dryer nature: a martinet: the last man, in any case, to under- stand Nelson's complexities and give him rein where needfu! So the Vanguard sailed from Na- ples, arul Ne'son felt the world cold and inhospitable without her sweet fatteries and clinging yet inspiring adoration. He more and more brieflv to Fanny. The wound on his head. the pressure of busi- ness, were natural felt hirnself In and feelings derstand. Poor Fanny’ Rut he ny Emma ters which a meaning hetween lines which onlv she could reed: the statin of kisses the sweeter hecause secret No violent scandal had arisen, for half the fleet was in love with her cour- age, gaiety, and the. gallant spirit enshrined in the fairest face that ever dazvied a sailor's eves. She was the comrade of all: at their beck for any service she could ren der: and from Tord St Vincent down to the midshipmen. thev swore by her. It was still easy for men to believe that Nelson thought as they did and no more. (To Re Cont inued. ) vent statue he an- that each They both the wrote PXCICes. He of thoughts never wun- aA maze she eonld wrote eessantly after leayvine let contained the as vet SS N A\ without the | ‘ Nell Brinkley Pictures PPP LPO» OO L PO el ; Fa Wr ane fr ( \ % 2 i” tl ea eee ™. - ~~ ~S 4 PS atte 4 \ oe ae ; Bw FS a AL FOLKS WOVLD HAVE HOOTED” IF THEY HAD SEEN THIS I mean the sleek ~oung sheiks- HE other chaps smiled ’ at the timid notion of any sort of a wonderful! girl ever falling in love with plain old picture in the modernistic style; the picture of Bill getting anv attention, any smiles, any glances from the pretty little descendants of Eve that decorate the world so thoroughly. And Bill grinned kind of sheepishly himoclf at the fearful and beautiful and daring idea! What to Serve .. Lomorrow .". BREAKYVAST Apple sauce Oatmeal Waffles Fried hash . honey Toast milk. LUNCHEON White cherry, cream cueese sand- ‘‘of{ee., Cocoa, wich on nutbread (“hocolate eclair tea, milk. DINNER chicken (“offee, (ven broiled Browned Grilled tomatoes Stuffed, baked green peppers potatoes Ice cream Cake (Coffee, tea, milk. Nat Bread. Two cups white flour,’ 1 teaspoon baking powder, 1 teaspoon. soda, sift: 1% sugar 1} teaspoon salt, cups graham flour, 1 cup 2 cups milk, . 1 cup nut meats (English walnuts). Bake slowly 1 hour. Oven Broiled Chicken. Broilers, salt, flour, pepper and | butter. Clean and split sin all chickens, place them in a greased | baking pan. Season the chickens, with salt and pepper. sprinkle! lightly with flour; place a small | piece of butter on top of each half. and cook lightly—about 25 min- utes. Serve on hot platter gar-: nished with parsiey and lemon sliced. You can clean windows and mir- | beautifully with thin cold! starch? Rub it on and when dry | wipe off with a soft cloth. The}! wlass will be clear and have a bril- | liant polish | rors breathless | the same object a, eee DREAM OF Nevertheless, he dreamed it. Bill. esul of a Sultan from the Arabian That certainly was a listenings, any star-like a bevy of lovely girls—‘‘ Peris”’ to dinner and a- dance! — —_—_ en DO’S AND DON’TS —— F QO R— : BUSINESS WOMEN ee - —— —__.._. | By NELLIE E. GARDNER ——— ee. - But perchance ath not.’ Mercus Aurelius was one of the wisest and most tolerant of man who ever lived, he had the right Yet this sage old Roman was the other man sd | k he have sinned, his is the harm, not mine ) Ll & thinger=. ‘1s much as any to think well of his own opinion. first to consider the How fair are you? Are you able to see only one side of a question the views of and that in- variably your own? has two sides. Looked at from different angles, nay be as unlike as a butterfly and a turtle. It ali depends upon the angle of vision. rairness is a habit of mind. unfairness—-and how much more satisfactory! Everything Gay. Not an hour when something will not be called to your at- tention which, if yon are inclined to de unfair, will provide ample source of trouble. jut if you are naturally and unintentionally fair- minded, huw easy and smooth the way to peaceful understanding and / happy settlement! Are you the head of a department or group of employes? Put this test to yourself daily. If you can honestly say you are fair to those who work with you—if you actually believe in and practice the Golden Rule——you will have no occasion to fear their disloyalty or dissatisfaction. Members of any business organization are quick to fairness. and just as quick to detect its opposite. And, being human. they are apt to respond in kind The greater your talent, the more varied your experience, and the Geeper your wisdom—the more quick and ready will you be to see both sides of a complicated situation and to pass fair judgment. The smooth-running office or home is an institution wherein each respects the other’s opinion and where no one seeks to impose his will just for the sake of domination. If you would be success ful in your work, be fair; if you would be comfortable in your inner if you would be loved by others, be fair 1925) mind. be fair: i. opyrignt. “Makes Old Clothes Like New White RIT removes dye from colered fab- rics and enables you te re-dye in lighter shades. Alse remeves stains. Perfectly harmless. NY garment can be made a beautiful, lustrous black with New Improved RIT. Stockings, dresses, lingerie, chil- dren's clothes—all quickly and easily made like new. No muss. Color absolutely fast. New Improved RIT at Sc at all druggists, department and general stores. Black and 23 beautiful shades to choose from.as well as White RIT. NEW IMPROVED HI Never Say “Dye” Say RIT | recognize | | the Dream HiS eae awee In his secret dream sometimes he was a soul in Paradise, tne Nights; yet, vlothed in his own blue serge suit; for that made it seem more preciously wonderful if it Was really himself. on a silken couch in the very midst of the exciting wonder of he supposed they were—but they looked pleasingly just like the girls that other chaps took And they fanned him with perfumed ' i ' t is just as easy to cultivate as | ' If vou wre in business you will find tests for your fairness every | Fiction. Fashions. Timely Discussions |= A DAILY DOUBLI ST. LOUIS POST-DIg of 4 a a S! ‘ , feathers. They laughed at his jokes. speeches. They sang to him d smoothed his hair with velvet fingers. overcome, Bill humbly shut his eyes tigh him. Now, this was a funny picture to Bill have been funnier still to some folks he k But Cupid didn't think it funny @ little So ———— Bill married—he married—the ee te ee - —~_ +--s> a tender somehow, And he reposed Nw i FOR SESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1925. - Young = ain os . J — = 4 u AY > > THEN HE MARR Towe) - AND SHE THOUGHT HIM A PAR his that ever was seen in that part of the country y upon his every word and thonght him a paragon! here, For girls—beautiful and all-—have a way ¢ RED whether a fellow has movse-colored hair or it in it, not earing if he’s a bit too thin, or his slid when it comes time to fall in love! Isn't that jolly that it’s sof VELL ——— ——— ——— een eee A Leme a CENTLY I metaaa@ | R whom I had not seem time. I knew that with reverses sl in fortune years ago and that she had had to work hard since then, as she 1s the mother of a large family of stmnall chil- dren. Knowing these things, I was agreeably surprised tu | gee that she | jot ——, | | looked as young and pre JO-24-25 ee — did years ago when she® October 21, 1805-—120 year,| ‘hing:to make life easpl ago—The Battle of Trafalgar wa: won by Lord Nelson. Napoleon's fleet, under Villeneuve, lying off Cape Trafalgar, Spain, wee sur. | girl. prised and attacked by the British Il could not refraim fre Advancing with thirty-three war-|ing on the beauty of ? ships and flying his famous slogan,|She smiled in a pleased “England expects every man to | replied: do his duty!” Nelson, after fright-| «1° they are pretty ful destruction, captured the entire | .nuse I have always flee. He was killed during the|,.. them soft and engagement, but through his Vie- | -randmother taught tory England was made mistrest| (¢ jemons in beaut of the ns and I have always Spiced Peach and Mint Salad. what she told me. Allow half a spiced peach to each | Without lemons in thes person. Fill the hollow with a lit-' I made her tell tle ball of cream cheese mixed | what I learned I am with chopped nut meats and rolled on to my readers, in mint. Place the peaches on in-| Most of us have dividual plates, garnish with let- | iceboxes In the summeh, tuce and mint and pour iced tea or lemonade, French dressing made with for various flavoring juice. how many of ust NEW DISCOVE Whitens Skin « bs a A DATE TREE Ry ERNEST SEEMAY , | Vail which had always beel as soft and white as over lemon Almost Over Night No more blackheads, no more sal- ‘A LMOST over night you A your skin of ness, five nights. Thea ® lighted and am mation, your mon refunded Your dealer hae ts renewed heallly. Ciolden Peacock &E at all good drug Get your jar he Company, SII F At all good drug There is hidden beauty in your skin. wind and patches, beauty. ore- bedtime already begun to vanish. Money-Back Guarantee ne all So wonderful*-so quick—are the results of this new scientific creme that we absolutely guarantee it! Get a jar now—today. Use it for onlv You Know That- | | ata pleasant way to purffy the fa sick room is to pour a few of oil of lavender into & glass ot water? 7 . . ou can remove ? Just pour pecan meats boiling water the nuts and let them stand BR cold, then hold the nut on and with a hammer atrike the pend of the nut’ . . . t olive off ta rood for burns Stalds if applied immediately ” bud be covered with the white Paw eee to exclude the alr l TLOUIS= ‘AdQuarlers & > “MALL BOYS’ NOVELTY SUITS v to 9 Years te are ‘OS Marte in Levi 7,’ dark shade +5 \ sta af wir) Jareove im derker ‘oO’ dshedes. Man leh 6 Cl ewifare = oath ‘wo Phew at Bek ‘ts lent sieeve . ‘''s, Colvegtate belte ‘ w Oost

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UBLEAG mepAY, OCTOBRE 21; 1925, ST. LOUIS POST-DIspa = : a ——— - ----—- . 4 7 a i el, ln, ll, lia ill, il, ila, il iii ii il i i i , LO al a” ~ . — ON OP Pl” Ch — — = - -— - - - - — __ ee _— = =" i] Ml a i i i ll i i i ~ —_ a PP TM i i i i i i a a ee Oe Oe OC erlU erm ill il ee —e—eEEeE——eEe ee ee O —_ —————E——n7Eor ———— -_ — = ————— eee al ll atl a. Dream of 1 ain Young Man ag By Thornton Children’s Bedtime Story -o- W. The earth wreds. ETER HRABBIT was wondering if Danny up § over tf Mouse laying lie had to go Green Meadows to find out. was started remember he was over in (;reen Forest. lie had gon a iittle way when he heard rustie of Jittle feet in the 1}: lie turned quickly but there no one to be seen. He waite still Peter pati nce was Sli! Peter moving. has a great W he he can be of at times. is curious enongh very patient. Right in front of him lay a ! from the trees. “Why, Danny Meadow would Meadow eeds. » the Yo the » but the aves Was 1. All sat without ? tn he yery >" ‘) these leaves moved, although a that moment there was no wind Then Peter saw a familiar little form. At least it seemed familiar *“* In He was curious now. “Jn, whats’ that?” cri¢ reddish-brown leaves newly fallen Presently one of > 4 Mouse, what under the sun are you doing Green For- “oice ; ‘pliec 7 s over Mh PS . way over here in the HE MARRIED THE : est?’ cried Peter - N SHE THOUGHT HIM A PARAGON 4} ‘: | Tow?! AND Were you speaking to me feathers. They laughed at his jokes that ever was seen in that part of the country-vand she hung quired a squeaky little 1 the tender specehes, “h > i i; , ’ , ; , rora f mo} him 9 ‘ nee ’ , ; h - oo ee to hin upon his every word and thought him a paragon which sounded much like Danny's Dw. smoother is b ; ot finan , ‘rle nti anAdA all.—_harc, i oil ~~ t hair with velvet fingers lhewitbere. Por girle—beautiful and all-——hav a way f not caring vale “I certainly was.” r ore overcome, Bil Lumbly shut his eves tis t—t a whether a fellow has MOU colored hair or 1% has any way Peter “VW } vr) did vou com*s sed b ™” . © + > if . _ 6 P 4 . . . _ ‘ ’ af 4 ; 7 . sO28. in Cariny 1 he e 4 roo thin. 0 i nose 18 oC big. in ut, not 4” i r his nos too Z here and wh n did vou get that red Now, this was a funny picture to Bi!) fol) j re! uy unnyY picture to Bi!) him when it comes time to fall in love! ° ae ave se . wes but have been funnier still to some folks he kne Isnt that jolly that it’s sof rere pt — , : 7 ' ; Sot that coat before. Ook But Cupid dia tTnHink if funny a little hill NELL BRINALEY Th , ‘ li } : “Thats unnDy, repli the med hat & Thil)} I] arrjed he married the pr i . " squeaky little voice, ‘‘for it is the oy — . only coat I have ever worn.”’ : — ——- — - _—S- * > ATE TRHE Disinnn ty OUSEW IPE Sompint er, looking very hard at the HOUSEWIFE complains that Peter ooking verv hard t the 4 ’ / ‘ : = . i hii ’ e sicai cA Ad LNAST SEPMAY , A ed O f re Beau A=: must rub. by hand, neck ‘ epen: or ind wristbands and hadlv , By BORI soiled spots after they come from “I said replied the epeaker > a? mo the washing machine This womar “that it is the only coat | har probably uses hot water for was! - "Arn "hat ; 1] ‘T }t "EN TY] y ] rnet an oid hand a 7 hea) ‘ifier? = ae . all ‘ oo i al . abt ever Worn VW hat ] more . ] Lj yas a eauull . ing. She does not realize hat this as whom I had not seen f¢ fT, fem now on I can rec- sets the stains Man: housewives thank you not to call me Dann) time. I knew that she this Practice as an excel- make this mistake Meadow Mouse.” rit} r Tees - i : - = on files —_—_ with evers¢ one, For an ordinary family wasn Peter hopped a step nearer and in fortune en hat your hands boiling water or very hot water ; — ae eat your Fand . | “© | stared with all his might. It was years ago ana from peeling fruits or Should be used only for rinsing and that sh had or Working with a type- then only for white ciothes. as hot inost impolite of him. Yes, sires hag to work . per any ordinary cause, rub water will fade colored clothes. it was most impolite o! him hard snce " oughly with the half of #When using the machine put ‘Why?’ said he. talking more to then, as she Is m A lemon from which most the required amount of boiling hot } nal? ¢hamn ta the eteane ae eet the ry ther of : : whe ; Water Ada + hy¢ en rT, 7} L- oe coanp i(lmMmseii l iati LO tie Stranger, *,OU ice Ils femoved is quite as 4 1 tne soap fiak ay a large family Man unused half. « make life easy for them into a lemon, pinch- Women ‘are prohibited from secause I dont want t OK tle of Trafalgar wa; "°''©ed especially that her Bien meinto the inner side of | holding positions as managers of like Danny Meadow Mouse,” re- : ‘ >») . ye? > @) . *>. } . Nelson. Napoleon's ich had always bee ae nd, Will whiten and cleanse | motion picture houses in Hull, En- | torted the stranger. + : " : Zatei : . , ; . pie oA Villeneuve, lying off #5 soft Rae wate as whe e ofthe nails wonderfully. gland ‘But rou do look like Danny ar, Spain, ap sur. |“ girl —— mo , ~ . : —eua Pevsides being a successful] s'rger Me: ae © | -o "' enid Pp , k b7 OS) Deine a | ru) = .dow Mouse,” said Pete: only ~~ >. : P Ta it roy : 4 - h = a = ae h lL could not refrain o “ y K Th t and trained nurse, Miss Eleanor |... pave a red coat.” mrty~ at eee eeeuty OF Ne ou Anow la Flowers of *East Kingston, N. H., |° : if his famous s ofan She smiled in = pene a . | dri es Bf bus iuring the ad avtime “Then I aon t 100K like Danny ° . ae ‘4 48d d Shad ects every man to replied: Burgess Another Harvester of Seeds - a * But for the harvesters of secda overrun wtth Old Mother Nature. d Peter, hard at the speak: r Meadow Mous¢ ger. “Anyway, Mouse.’ dé ared Peter af. See Magu s+; and proud of it.’ replied the little stranger “Then must be sa es ‘ Mousé You re a if yvou’re a Mous¢ vou to Danny Meadow said Peter cousin “My goodness, how smart we ar: reiting declared the stranze! —— = bs ' Philosophica: | | Phrasines | Moderation is the silken string running threugh the pear heir of all virtues F ulter . * - Truth never was lebted lie —Young . : ° The art of a thing is. first S aim, and, next manner of as CO! it 1 _ » Wi I lov be gi Ss O Sicanet nd dec 4 It uses an enforced ceremony: There are no tricks in plain and simple faith.—-Shakspeare. > e > Do not think that years leave us d find us the same Mleredith > > e Human improvement is from . " . vithin outwards roude ae > - Berter tc be-driven out fron nm men than to be disliked of children Dana. - > — f a) le evil spirits abroad at s hour in ne world, insincerity @ ‘ most dangerous Froude ‘ e . “ No good book or good thing of any sort shows its best face at first grandmother taught me water! mut through his vic-. was made mist es of lernons in beautifying % a and i have always rem —_— remove peca! meats 1 and Mint Salad. what «she told me =: Just pour boiling water A wide border of net with 4 ; in the the nuts and let them stand netals of soft color contrast spiced peach to each | Without lemons in the ’ : cold, then hold the nut on appl iquéd tt} groups— zi es © hollow with a lit- I made her tell me @ With a hammer strike the to this Kavser underset of eam -heese mixed what 1 learned I am going end of the nut’ vest and panties an air of jut meats and rolled om to my readers 4 oe. 6 . delicate charm. Most of have lemons jceboxes in the summer, if . the peaches on in us olive oil is rood for burns : ; : . ler. > , wr » oe wee tt lernonade, or as if applied immediately t and pour over | eed tes or X me as ur be Covered with the white & made with lemon/|for various flavoring P WEE to exclude the air how many of us think of ae “4 L OU. LS 33: QuarLens > Silken Satisfaction There is a practical, sensible solution to the troublesome underwear problem. - ver" 4) 3 . - f : P 4 " . : - - , MOFINTEREST 3 \ Then if yous” the | be five nights. lighted and amared at mation, your money wil refunded ~* > ~ as gbinas SI a SRSA A ll le as SMALL BoYS NOVELTY SUITS You want a smooth lustrous materia! that At all cood druc and pe Re lea ask wil resist wcar- garments fashioned to the Goldes Peacock Bleach Os 2 $ 95 present mode which will cling softly to accen- et al! goc drug anc oF - ‘ .- Get your jar how today, . : tuare the slender sithouette—tfit and tailoring ; s Bin Cot all good @rus an | , of the best —and of course—a moderate Cost. ; murror. Biack- aerate Yanaervow’t Sam Kavser Italian* silk is the solution offered by ectuuons 0 Se ' we | ‘ : ' 3F 4 , . nave Nugent & Bros. sux, Bact Si : the rcliable, experienced sulk house of Kayser. te. vanish. green lerug Stores. ow \ : to 9 Years ’ uar Co. Chas. F. Merker ‘ ck G antee iLouts. At all good dealert ‘ ime ~so0 quick are the £& ryearnte in i.e new scientifie creme y cork vad . riv guarantee it! Get m ye om iv Vee it for on'v ' 0 had a Man x Swe be ast ~~ te ice ow . *. 4 oe oe he te OO ® - i al ; NDERWLAR ° HOSIERY or Phane, 10+ Peten ; G LOVES ° L aN e TRADES MARE BFS TRO W CV Sat = —_ ee sO , SPR RE PRA. TOME’ PYROS PSY thax ao D{RRBMPS > Ma SRS Naw Phe yy ~ ~ SQEMST Pt at SS tes I OI ae ee a eS ee a Creme 7 ’ vr. , 7 base face powder on for makes ‘drawn,’ vety, In Society Gris aiwars on ti zo ety ke mM r Miss Bertha J (ambsa of TO7 Ceé@ar “+ YX Litt’ hoe} (rkansas Ca t potber wit eonstant!® dabbing « nowd: an! ere’a no reason thev should, w a) a thin film of Black and White Per Vv inis? . cv ‘ream mat _ face powder adhere sc st! r Inet viv oo n +t ¢hois ne. ercam, in generous L¢ jars, from alers everywhere. Mies ‘ombsa savs, ** It's such a2 to have the exquisite powder Black and White Perox i! ishing ) which holds my‘ It never skin feet or but keeps it looking vel natural and lovely.’ Var (rear. hours. mv dned out BLACKsWHITE:} Beauty Creatio —E a (OVER 12%, VION BSED AYEA! ) look- “Of course I am cousin to Danny Meadow Mouse. I am _ cousin t Whitefoot the Wood Mous: , too. “You haven't told. =m vour name yet said Peter ‘You haven't asked wm f it vet replied the strang: Pete! grinned The he chuckled “Excuse m suid he. “I guess I am most impolit You sort of surprised the politeness all out of m«é My name is Peter Rab bit. May 1 ask your name?” “My nam: said the stranver is Ruddy l backed Ruddy the am Mouse. cousin to eadow Mouse and all the other Mice Now, if youll excuse me, Peter Rabbit, | must go about my Dusiness #\CUSE Vou re Certainly I] il plied Peter. “May 1 ask what your iness is, Ruddy?’ ‘Just now it is collecting seeds. replied Ruddy. ‘“‘Winter will be here and I must have a good supply of seeds Then when the weather is bad there will be no need of worrying about food. There | pared, Peter being prepared. nothing Rabbit. (Copyright, 1920 THE RHYMING By ALINE MICHAELIS | ENDURING JOY. iss. ani overs s§& pray ove shal! r depart as the raved wi the world’s first kiss Kor since time began men have ever kKnOoW that change is he changeiess pian, and so they: have wrought ir ter and stone man’s dreams that shall live beyond man. “hey have iptured the glow of he gunset s hue moments space, and their colors have ‘ingered tke ages through to rive word of a vanished race. So men hold t} joy and forget the smart, for the hope of the world s ‘ S It > ¢ eT t it w y of t} ft human heirt to ¢ iSp and to keen Tips to Home Dressmakers 7 io renova't ideg Slik sponge w warm water and soap then rub wi a dry cloth on a flat sur- f nd iron c the wrong sids with a mediu hot tror > > = Save those paper Strips that come ¢ its of ribbon When Sitching the chiffon or georgette £ n, qr ny thin fabric, place this paper over the feed of the machine, directly under the goods to reve puckeringe The paper ean readily be pulled away The Shortest Wash Day WITH The 1925 Wonder Model Western Esectric WASHER Cear driven; no Arelte or chaina te Famed for SPEED and ENDURANCE Big capacity aluminum cylinder, quick but gentle cleansing action —wash day’s an easy day when you have the Wonder Model. The safest, fastest, most enduring washer made. Over 235,000 in Use. 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Undressing the Duck \ woolen cloth wrung out if holling water, wrapped around the remain for the down This ’ k and ve minutes wil! dur allowed to f make and feathers easy to remove come in handy when your neizhbor brings his first of and you don't know just about it. night shor the ha LSOT) To 2£o NEW PACK—JUST LN TOM-BOY EXTRA SWEET CORN vrFry TENDER AND SWEET ASK VOUR NARORHOOD GROCER o~ COC OO EE EE EEE EE EE EOE = = eae eee eerrlleemrt”t—t—t™SD NOTES ABOUT WOMEN Japanese woman to put Fifty per cent more elve all or tne nude . Miss Nata ine ‘ siit’s Nir i {,; ore \ ‘ ‘ a ne? farmer and mother of "19 « has been awarded the Legion of | For Long Hait , re: Regular size 7 ’ . rhe Pope's was rl se , nine attire seems to have no effect ipon the women in Paris, for they of Soft Cotton $1.50 Knee -length garments ot fine-gauge combed cotton, in choice of bodice-top or built-up shoulder style, in tailored fin- ish. 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U. gs; Pat MUTT AND JEFF—JEFF MAY SEE A PARIS JAIL YET—By BUD FISHER DiD lGnatz” PoP You WITH A “BRiICIT’ ~—1 “TODAY racy 2) i “al , a | “Today - | OFFISSA PARDON, MONSIEUR, ¥ BUT WHAT ARE YOu LOOKING i- YOU LOST IT ON THE PLACE | VENDOME WHY ARE You LOOKING FoR iT ON THE CHAMPS- I™M™ LOOKING ) FOR A FRANC aT eee TOMBOY TAYLOR — By FONTAINE FOX WHAT ARE ALL THOS SWELL GIRLS Wart: AT THAT STAGE e | leu — YN A® we | i HE. Spa \ —— | TomBoOY TAYLOR'S MOTHER cBVECTS To HER RIDING ON THE GARBAGE WAGON SO SHE MAKES THE GARBAGE MAN CARRY A BARREL FoR HER To HIDE IN WHILE PASSING HER HovuSE SS YUST LOO ’ AT HIS WONDER FUL OH! 19N'T | HEAD OF HAIR iTS & GORGEOUS AN MY HAIR 15 ALL. FALLIN’ OUT ONLY ONE THING, TO I'VE GOT To alt Y HOW WHERE THe A.M STOPS, AAD THE PM. B&Sen)s -W&LL {Pr Was - = — ° ee 4 eee eam, ~~ —_- THE AVENUE: eet ‘ | ; Lease ‘.¥ sé z Ps r- - ee = = | acts! Sabgs te: ttee elicis: | beatae : 3 POEOPE PSL PEGs i ie me Oe EA AB LT THERE’S AT LEAST O a NE IN EVERY OFFICE _ WELL 1! HOPE Yov LADS TO DraTH THiS WINTER OW ACCOUNT OF A COAL SHORTAGE -- i've GoT En~ouUGH Coat To ESAT Tae NORTH PoL® WON T FREEZE \ You MIAGHNT HAYLE / SAME FORESIGHT 1 DiD AND) | TRE SPRING- You PooR Fis — - Now AND Don'T COME AROUND |\ SEGGING ME TT SELL A POUND oF !T--- THe Wise Gur AnD | . GoinG To STAY THAT WAY ,; —_ a lO CONGRATUL iL aA T Ww ORrt PT Dosea eltuted Cam GET A REGULAR JCB e 2 “Wf How the LOSI Is Recovered By St. Lowisons Who KNOW How | ids printed in the POST-DISPATCH in September TWICE as Many Gs were printed by &¢t Louis’ NEXT nearest news paper 1 Lost and Found ; j— — VOL. Invaders. —— GREEKS OCCUPY THREE POSTS Bulgarian Telegraph Agen- cy Says Artillery Has Fired on Village Crowded With Refugees. By the ‘ seqnociared Press. VIENNA, Oct. 22.-—Sofla advices say the Bulgarian Government, as @ counter move to the Greek ul!tt- matum. “ ) based on Article 19. The Bulgarian troops a.ong the Greek frontier have been instructed to offer ye vance against Petrich. Article 19 of the League cove- nant binds the members to “respect and preserve as acainst external ageression the territorial integrity | and existing political independence of all members of the League.” Tr provides that in case of such az- greasion the League Council “shall advise upon the means by which this obligation shal! be fulfilled.” Both Greece and Bulgaria are members of the League. i Petrich. against which the Greeks are reported to be moving is a town of 4000, a short distance over the Pulgearian border and al- most directly south of Sofia, the ¢apital By the Associated Press. dow, from wh erty. officially reported that Greek troops have invaded Bulgarian ter- ritory. No declaration of war, however, has been received from | the Athens Government, The Bulcarian Government ha« Been unable to get in touch with the Greek Government for the last three days. although three urgent Meesege:« have been sent to Athens wrring a joint investigation Into | the horder in-ident at Demirhiesar The Spanish Winieter Sener Fo- Mero who returned from falontk! le - . : “an- | thie morning informed the A | bear the name clate? Pre-s that the Greek Gen- al Sta? state of | era f was in a high ate tended the evrcliiemenr. By the Asencated Press. SOFIA, Oct. 22.—The Bulgarian) Telegraphic — deciares Greek artillery has pene Petrich. The Greeks occupied three Bul-| married Sart | Farian posts the agency adds. The | the Budapest. B i'garian Government thus fa-| year Mo!nar has reectved no response from | voree. but the Athens to its demand. thrice re- Rewed. for an immediate inquiry te *stani‘sh responsibility fer the| é Cr : frontier incident ef Monday near Dem'rhtesar Petr'ch is reported to be erowd-| ed w th Mace *on'tan ref j@ees sho. Two-Year O18 are menaced by falling shells Information of Advance. The Pulgarian Agercy save the * ; ‘Ore'gn office several days aco re- ceived information that Greek treons Piamned an advance move- Ment itn the Petrich area. , ie Movement it adds now ie reported to be under way along the entire front. *. . . % ‘telegraph agency saves that a 2 Pp. ™. yesterday whi'e a4 Bu'- | & Greek press offic'a! with » 's arran” Ting an oh o@? rar nn to prsh foorard ’ he Great verg'or at the a‘**atr “bee to. wW : Sie 4 a“ack the Greeks —- an ¢ a " "Died several hich po'nts alone horton ts offietal’y dented The Pulgartan Government has to the Greek Govern- ‘hat an officta! inquiry be fn- om the spot where the "e**k* and Rulgares clashed. Bul- rae -¢ Sarita ts also prepared to have «a ye commission appointed hy ' noms _eague of Mations investiga't- n . “xz the responsibility for the ‘er incident. “yon teen ared Pres. \A°NDON. Oct 22.—It wae re- Salled im political quarters foday that both Greece and Bulearta are Members of the League of Nations “oq tt was contended thar ff Greece has actually demanded an indemnity. an apology and pun- |. osteg por Contineed on rhage 3. Column @ led States, Appeal Based on Article 10 of Covenant—Troops on Border Ordered to Resist | row partir clouw jer tonight “GAT-EYE ANNIE has forwarded a prorest | Woman Was W | By the Associated utmost resistance to the Greek a4. | . | Eye Annie” ese i midnight and | ilice of a score | St. Louls,. was /$75.000 worth Buffale home | ployed as «a | waukee w)bere 'npame of !Jilian | police records ‘the name of J | screened and Fedak from | Playwright. ¥ Bulgarian | territory, killing five sentinels and | firing shells against the village of | “Liliom™ and man's gloved , : " : . ‘-, x + ear a . Dress offic al a? Dem 'rka- . pped h Fa was waiting for an interview vierg ‘ne'dents soldiers of Gree post opened fire. and effect that Buicartan sol-| Jobneon ‘n eee ae == - ‘UNSETTLEE PROBABIE TOMOR THE TEMP! owe w& »eteenere ™m . * a Bicseua 1" be ah] .. @ -Oieb eee Highest yeeterds m.: ldwest,. 37. a night and in sowf day Arkansas: Stage of the St. Louts, 9.6 ¢ of .4. « Cities for as : BUFFALO, N County Jall The woman. tenced ‘te She was ar The triple nie was cenfi or left unlock a steel letter MOLNAR’S CAN Neither Pla the Actress, Ber the Aseertatet BUDAPEST. was granted permits the Neither : counsel for an objection nar’s attorney Motnar had f wife 72 days | Frans his first wife FIREMAN ON SHATCHES ever. Sline Train & PEAVER, Mlirnbing fre ome on the E Sutton, snatched «a tn front ef @) day . The child fhe ralia. ‘ow crTs back, ecparches. : Keveer Order of Wash? ruling the Carotlins | abolishment charge for that - State, merce Coa rallroads to § into effect The eco Passengers afvan‘age ¢ Re The A of