St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 13, 1926

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COMIC PAGE | SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1926, 4 Be Sure to Read the ® _ WANT ADS © In This Section T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH \ No. 279. PART ONE. ‘ ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926. WPENTERS AND METAL MEN END mH, a “ * if | Jurisdictional Rights 4 Building. MOST OF TRIM WORK ‘t FOR WO (Copyright, 1926). q _—— t ‘bs 1 Had Sought Solution of 7 Problem for Years With- out Success. — , the Associated Press. een the United Brotherhood of . nenters and Joiners and the , Metal Workers’ International sociation Which is expected to le a dispute that has existed for Executives of both unions have @proved the agreement, Bic metal trim work in building menstruction and the sheet metal sorkers will have jurisdiction over he erection of metal columns. Zeral years by the contractors’ or- - mnizations and architects to settle 3 controversy, [The agreement was drawn up by mmittees representing the car- Enters and the sheet metal work- and has been signed by L. Hutcheson, president of the enters, and John J. Hynes, sxident of the metal workers, al- idugh it is not known whether it been presented to the board of Be latter organization. This, how- Wer, is considered a formality. The TAINE FOX lYONE To | B HOUSE SESSIONS uP is in Washington. ey hee j From Washington. tthe Associated. Press. EVELAND, 0O., dl June 12.— * | ’ % : re. : ce wp ; . A ¥ * ats , " vei ; ile ed MiG ? ‘Sa ae a o* iguarters of the latter organiza- | | |recluse was found - menace | weak and Dor Interests Await Confirmation | ; Wificers of Two Unions sa e °* e - ¥ Sign Agreement Defining . i ° lin cardinal red, even to the wheels lection of books. In. and running gear, the seven spe- | | ‘Cardinal Bonzano, Papal ‘ New Red Train to Carry — ¥ Cardinals to Chicago LEGAL STEPS A All Furnishings Bear Insignia of Papal Legate — Decorated With Rich Draperies and Special Wall Panels. By the Associated Presa, q Another car is fitted as a library nai ona ‘oe eae } NEW YORK, June 12.—Painted ‘and lounge car with a special se- that will carry Legate, cial railroaG cars ‘and other high dignitaries of the OD WORKERS ‘antractors and Architects, | } | ' ‘ Catholic church to the Eucharistic Congress in Chicago, will arrive here tomorrow from Chicago. Cardinal Bonzano’s own private car, consisting of five~ luxurious compartments, is regarded as one of the most beautiful ever made. All of the furnishings bear the insignia of the Pdpal Legate and the car is decorated with rich dra- | peries and special wall panels. The appointed, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June 12. oAS agreement has been reached | } ; } } | i which | sovides that the carpenters will do ; ' ® Efforts have been made for sev- | but without suc- “years ago Wile | | his dining car also has been specially with fine linen and silverware engraved with Cardi- nal Bonzano’s coat-of arms. The six Cardinals and other leaves the Grand Central, Termi- nal at_10 a. m. Wednesday, will. have quarters in the other four ‘cars, which also have been es- ‘pecially equipped. | The train will selected crew of ‘Central Railfoad, and Pullman ‘company from enginemen to por- ters. Neil Mooney, assistant gen- eral passenger agent wf the New York Central, will be in charge of it. be manned by a ‘Chicago. | The train will make six stops on its journey to Chicago, ‘there Thursday morning. = tet A lg ONLY 15 CENTS A DAY FOR FOOD IN 20 YEARS Claim That of Cyrus R. Ship- Jose Mora, Recluse, Now 84, Padlocked Bathroom to Obtain Immortality. By Leaséd Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. , NEW YORK, June 12.—Twenty a quack doctor. advised Maria Jose Mora, then one of New York’s foremost photograpliers, would destroy a magnetic quality which, wo the quack said, gives endless life. Vid Joe, as he is known, returned to rooms at Hotel. Bresclin and that to take a bath put four padlocks on his bathroom | door. the bathroom door, eveland labor interests tonight | re awaiting official confirmation | ym international headquarters of | eSheet Metal Workers’ Union in. ishington of the fPenters’ Union announcement at an agreement terminating the isdictional disputes of the two ns has been reached. Announcement of the agreement Memade today by Harry Me- Rughlin, president of the md 6K ederation)6 6 of )6lLabor.=§6 and International | mber of the Carpenters’ District neil. at was stated here there was lit- doube that the approval of the bet Metal Workers International Mid be forthcoming within a . ‘ "e . i ° | r 30 vears both unions have “wich. while his dally 15 cents went engaged in a hitter struggle '$200.000 for food. Obtain the exclusive privilege of | metal floor trimming work | | buildings trouble developed tly and was the cause bus strikes which tied Mant building opefations§ in Meland, resultink in “he loss of “ons of dollars te contractors. under of construction. intermit-. nu- | up im-.| me document contained the sig- | Mres of Williarn L. ral president of the Interna- ml Carpenters’ Union; John T. Hutcheson, | } ove and Frank Duffy, repre- ing the carpenters. natures of Sheet Metal Work- International attached to the ment are those of John J. ' bes, Thomas Fay, W. J. Rooney, | | Pattison and rit 1 James T. y. 5 AND EYES VS. BUTTONS im Theatens Mennonites Over hed of Waxtening Clothing. Associated Press. PATERTOWN, N. Y.. June 12. Modernist-fundamentalist con- efsy threatened the Ceful annual conference of honites, known as “hook and Baptists.’ ' arly 1000 members of the sect €Xpected to attend the annual Ming which opens tomorrow at chnerville Nw Y.. and continues Ml all controversial matters have h Settled. sme chief obstacle threatening » *€ar's conference is a move- Mt. fostered many of the seer Mennonites, in favor of marding a rule of their church, Rh prohibits th, wearing of but- On clothing. : Burned to Death in Plane. : sociated Pre ANCOUVER. Wank. June 12. meu. Henry Good, reserve of- of Portland. ¢ re... was burned by into flames and crashed at Pn field Julius here, & passenger, jumped Diane Just before it struck the aC He was seriously | ; ordinary | ; j Mo- Cleve-|% guardian who will see A few days ago the 84-year-o!d in his room exhausted under the wreckage under his bed that had fallen on him. The padlocks on rusted a bit, were still in place. The old man whose sister ws the wife of the Brazilian Amba~-- sador to Germany when Bismarck all-powerful, was taken to St. Vin- cent’s Hospital, where physicians DIVORCE SUIT FOR $100.00 man Against Mrs. Catherine C, Thorne of Chicago. Specia! to the Post-Dispatch. CHICAGO, June 12.-—-Divorce- fixing is against public policy, Cir- cuit Judge David M. Brothers de- today clared when /been offered 1000 shares of Mont-. suit for brought against Mrs. Katherine C. Thorne, by Cyrus R. Shipman, former friend of Mrs. Thorne. Shipman claimed that he listen to the had ,gomery Ward & Co., stock, with a ‘value of at least $100,000 by Mrs. | ' ' Thorne if he would bring about a divorce between William C. and his first wife, Elita Otis Camp, once noted in New York as an ac- tress, and now an invalid. Ship- man was successful, he claimed, and after the decree was signed, Mrs. Thorne married Camp. Sut she refused to turn over the stock, ‘according to the complaint. and nurses gave him a bath. Every . day they bathe him. Meanwhile, David C. Godwin, at- torneyv, will) ask Supreme Court Justice Mullan Tuesday to appoint that Joe is well taken care of and tempt to discover just how rich he is. He is known in the and Yong Island. at- than in Toe to have more bank and land Cuba Old Old | lived in his room on 15 cents a dav | He let anyone who would buy him a bow! of soup or sand- for pie and cake. delicacies he could not live without. ANNA GOULD'S SHARE OF ESTATE 1S NOW $9,041,000 ee Income for Was Accounting Shows Three and Half Ycars $1,925,683. NEW YORK, June .12.—An filed the Court today revealed that the share of the estate of Jay Gould held for the benefit of Anna Gould. Duchess de Talleyrand, amounts to $9,041,329. 7 The accounting was filed by ©4- win Gould and Helen G. as trustees and the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co. of New £York, as substitute trustees, and covers the period from May 20, 1922, Dec. 28, 1925. the estate receiving income for the benefit of the Duches#@ de rand totaling $1.925,683, of which $1.612.282 was paid to her or for her account. aC- counting in Supreme to Shepard. | ' During this same period | Talley-., CONVICTED OF MURDER PLOT ; ' | ' ' ’ ' ' ’ | ‘ ae “ord of Hanford, Wash., a re-'| Officer in the quartermaster | from | ; ’ ' math late today when his plane} in-| Louis two years Mrs. a> t Mexico, Mo. 70 ad ont h ruptcy. ceived Steinbeck stated today. . . “ ey 1° _—The | att wre a iy nye ‘7 ROO See The From that time the brewery did | Steinbeck said the case might be ptaanesoerstine a Merwe gt éonteen| thie gianna eum Ge a sk ie et to have been not come to public attention until continued indefinitely when it ras se ct eo onnditions| The eel Wl "060 Rata ‘te mad w he a was $195,000. a group of agents from Adminis- | comes up Monday, if no additional oe et 4. The drouth in this | Judge Denise Sulliva ot the S : with the nib tale cas re trator Phillips’ office visited it the | evidence was brought tn by the piste 900 al 1 broken and | erlor Court for + aor rio] ‘lon Vare d mt en See OG he night of June 2, seizing a truckload | men’s attorneys. | EE met Saint Gaia 2 on! eee Cea ™ and repper campaigns, The of beer which was leaving the Untll recently Wallace was a prance discal gun Pinon Seer ee ie te ae her seg co nent nin neg een ae en plant, and seizing 20,000 gallons of | trusty chauffeur, drivin n auto- a a |” pedaaas’ ae te ae to light by the Senate crust; sa | Hidden amidst the mass of committeé, stands at $1.0 f beer in vats and a large number of mobile for Dr. Cortez F. Enloe, Di- Drouth Broken After Prayer. lenetlag ienltia - oad “iaaeee fenain : a“ 046,000, «! barrels with the beer-makKing rector of Penal Institutions. His ROCK HILL, 8. C., June | wonghnd women weer twe ie who | $76 060 sd Seemann boeatbuted | equipment. They arrested three trusty privileges were canceled fol- A 65-day drouth was broken leeey | olen het Maik damaniad a anes: | sashes alana fe R, Grund... ;men in the brewery and two on the lowing the recent escape of a cell- | bY a 15 minutes’ shower within 24 tien te the fall terme ee of the |taritt ure lobbyist for a higi. truck. mate, also a trusty chauffeur, al- | hours after Rock Hill residents had}. fendants were fi f 3 | area 7 neve. OF BAvanced though prison officials said they | completed a series of prayer meet- | e 3356 sei ue. from een ee ee $408,000. ¥ had no definite information that , ings for rain. be rer 4 j z i seuitaanbonemres this etereetn toh Megeeen ne Wallace knew of the plans for the | ' , ¥y morning’ escape Timponi is caiiaiad to | CAN'T SURVIVE BOBBED HAIR | BRIDGE HAND OF 13 SP poe the appearance of mut wonk in one of the prison factories. Man Killi« Himself When Wife and St. papa Fae martles Amerf. prverer te wy ‘ahaa the Vare Seeks $1,000,000 for Guard Boats, ponies Eee ramen | seocta’ ma ais te “represented a mere ecratching of WASHINGTON, June 12.—Preg- | "7 1 AeRNEUR, N.Y. June 12.| SHANGHAI, China, June’ 12.—|‘2* “idee of Vare's campaign in oe ci gti ek eels poi BE won _ Royal Rosardets committed sui- During a friendly bridge game at bem PN akan a State. De- . are of at.060 908 to start con-| cide with a knife upon hearing that | the American Club here this after- tee tee ey hia inthe other struction of the 10 new Coast| his wife and daughter, Leola, 18, | Hoon, N. J. Ulbright of St. Louis he ae "i ve Guard cuters authorized for use| had bobbed their hair. Mrs. Bo-| held a hand of 13 spades. This mye ore ‘against rum runners and customs gardets said he told them they had ' deal caused a sensation among fol- | ~ yee. tes ‘law violators. disgraced him. lowers of the game here. Continued on Page 2. Columa 5. v

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PAUe? 6 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 Si. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —__ MAN cP TWRED |__ Papal Delegate Arrives in New York" Senate Not Likely to Seat Vare, tt Elected ———— 8 SE CRT aR | | |went back Friday and found a |>ut I don’t know alia oo ' name acuttmate: Continued from Page One. _ - *he~es as at Sie ae oe 3% Sane ©. ee ee PE Le Rein ie BB RE RS eae. ‘shown conclusively that the Vare i WASHINGTON, Jane 12. | . smailer line, but they were still a “ — » ) $3 es : a . , : ‘ = | : . ’ s. I Oe Ra cn ied aS ee the % * will run far over the New- | HE Penn-ytvania primary paying continuously. On Saturday the workers “Ape id sae ae ee . eae ‘iieiteciae REO ck “hia ; Bs Sete ccm — ! : | there was still a scattering line. tates. xTeen or white — » witness has said | . i berry fund. One wi to date: “I got out my watch and esti- them cot $». but the oe NigdeeetePaa cae aa aS AE a. RNS He aR | ee ott oe roe bes mils feee Rat a eT es ile ttt ee ‘mated that they were being paid ceived mueh more. @ ; 5 % “ , Sy , . . : Se Sa : . was spent ont Wa ners a.aone >) : Spent for Pinchot a 2 t $45 $5 a b> * i : ; f : 7 wa q , 9 ig le a tins en Soe el “sy $50 eS " a ss . g-'8 “ TRS ce i r r V: — an : Pe pper forc?s in Al- ; % S t for Vare | at the rate of 200 to 300 an hour. | : 0 . ” and 366, —; Sih ae eo fe is OR SOS gg eae ae — ee | Spee |Sometimes. there was a rot! of 7*t his money ang gy ce : ee oe ts or ee es Roe pe Le és y Fs : ¢ a Sen llerchenvy County (Pittsburg and | opi 5 ea aes “ 2) RS * ¢: She Soe ae Be ee : Me Roe Ee environsy. and corroborative testi- | Grand Total a ome $1,422 |money already made up for the “!!ls at the window, bats |applicant.”’ easy for an ob . . Reine Soh. ees LE SER RN mice * : , Co eo eS monv came today from a Uni- ole ; Ea : Waited at Victim’s Home Se Se es ae Tie Ce ee er Se versity of Pittsburg law professor} . | So they paid in roils,” asked ne Sa Mo, aa ee tee x : ok Hg boxes were opened after a mumi-| Reed. “Oh. yes,” replied Beutel. Was there any Ww ynally the head-| Several Hours for Her to who persenelly vukee cipal elect‘on ave year, it was ° “Tt was the exception when a man asked — “Early arters of the two candidates dur- | Go to Bank and Return SERIO awe cterer Fees eee, New AN ag corny ay Spa. RDG TESS, lee ~> er . sal , f i the week after the primary and % al ae ees ae 4 , a hundred to the precinct from the | “They were mostly bills,” he | Witness, “there was 4 | cami Total Is $1,422,000 returns given out by the election continued. “I saw one man with /#®™ce° because ihe miggy TS gh WR AES ARR aie th seth gs one I With Payroll. ~ The unown total for the three Officials. He estimated that 50,000 |a roll this big.” He picked up an | there immediately, bot = . ¥ | . oy Ply, onngveg BH al ‘ | n wen Be og candidates. including $195.009 votes could easily be changed ed tray from the committee ta- 38 t ss ™ . 48 a a as — this sort of manipulation in Phila- e. - Brookhart ai 7 Sees: spent on the ‘“‘chea Pinchot cam- - - @: | SURRENDERS AFTER a ee | 3 | & ae 4 @ not only of the Republican cam-, Walnut said that there were not | parently they paid on certificates or | smilingly. i ee : 7 ee ¥ bo * . a P B cause a : ie eS 2 \ “? paign this vear but of President; more than 600 or 700 watchers os phys B canst of on tes or’ “It won’t take you | § | | ) a : 4 2 Coolidge’s chances for renomina-! for Pinchot in the whole of Phila- | three inches square. = was vestigate mine,” re . He Wore. ee ae z bs Bs tion in 1928. deiphia, but that Vare watchers the ward leaders who were getting Reed invited oe tS boamen . at ‘ . : The President comes into the were thick. In some places they | the larger NR age |} down at the com Pe 4 P tin t to the —— L. Barrett. a painter. Rare 3. " ; on picture because of his close al-/ were lined up “six to 10 in a row.” f The Witness : old next of the! the Iowan said he i Means = a aa 4 ‘1 | ; | id t 1001 Bom. ee se . & . ‘a ee ‘Hance with Secretary Mellon. Mel-| ‘The Vare organization in Phil- | Vare pay-off. This oes See rae 4 Alpen ia > youn 3 : bi who says he resides a — mS Re — eR EER TRE ey ‘lon, indeed, is the very keystone adelphia,” sa‘d the witness, “func- | 2" old pee one he running Questioned by the | nS ab) scandal poe, peli re ate ay Webster Groves, made I cap regis oc ARR HE RAST: ca ia acl la a al - ‘ | ti s ‘through a block. e heard a = Co ; 3 4 part avenue, e = Se ARS RN eS of the arch which supports the tions 365 days in the year & Beutel testified to an j ee | 3 S82 R ia E . | . ving agains hree-goal b ni ae a terrible fizzle of robbing Mrs. epee ae ae ‘Coolidge cause. “It was because Paid With Political Jobs. caer there and went to see what/ conditien of political g "aeteat one bet eS ah. Louilg H. Eliwanger of an $1150 he wanted the Coolidge-Mellon “How are the workers paid?” tae eee Pittebare. 3 _. National Guard, 16 te mee We Ja — economic policies perpetuated that asked Reed. It was people clamoring for) “Anybody in a twel as , wae ae payroll as she entered her home at ee — : , , , - ;' their money,” he continued. “The ee ber game with the Louis . 1 , . : a a. ec mm et Grundy, the head of the Pennsy!- They are advanced politically.” ‘ | paign who spends . m is scheduled for ¢ p. m. tex aah 5451 Bates street yesterday. Sh¢ 4 é “3 Se aged : vania Manufacturers’ Association, replied the witness. “A great many crowd there was larger than the | can swing an tie | “ ; if was carrying the money from a | i Se HER , 7 became the principal angel of the - manger. hold city jobs. Then, too crowd I later saw at the Pepper | “Workers te us s gegen an reel ia ; ae - : | es . as - & , , was 4 — signs direc a | Pe a painting contractof, to pay off ees yr Ss To what do the postulates for their friends. It’s a matter of : pain ve the a that pt — we were short of ne out of Laine road. | his employes. Sg - lead’ TRey lead t the con- pride and bus‘ness with them.” See ne interest. There are. a 4 : : - > ©H + ; ree) * % ah. r ¥ 4 7 + 5 + z . a } ‘ R ; _ “They were i natin ing space at the field. Ad ane Barrett got the money, but un- EE ~ roeu, nev are apatnetic t - a i: pe a bidding enough to keep his pur- sedteeadilateaiitia’- dalliin nee eaaena re _tpatieric,” the wit-'on actively on Wednesdag and, “That ts te say.” weem Yich the general public w¢tel BF suers at bay. And his third mis- n mm core a ae mon ll Soe mg You can’t get a rise Thursday. On Wednesday et 5/ “that there are lesders ¥ ' “sss game. Os ut & | ae ¥ wih : : : . ments betlore ‘the investigaming out of them.” > r = ’ ti ae . ©. take was that he primed himself committee and in the Senate lob- “Thev seem satisfied.’ added . a a Batters. ” - me pray : ee ee per tani ee. 1s wih 6 Greinke of whiske and thi ae ———_——- - . err he a ong RE HY pe Sara. 2 Seeman sla Dy money bags, a tear bomb ex-' them gets nan all = maples and bunting and Ja Ril: hen th Tect ft “a 1a lowa Central Committee Paves Wes came coni.rmanon Of the re~) king. ‘te stew in the juice of cor- | nieged.” _Plied Beutel, “there are e lanterns. on the Country € S ae wine e eftects (ore f ne cou re P. , P . q F - ans PTT ny ¢ tha? th ve 2- oF . te ’ : . . . P = Som) ee run ah fart! ane tee g ie . up yes Archbishop of Munich One of Wav for a Reconciliation We Are NO Petty W esteTn port that the Pt ppet anda Vare ruption. Rombh Routed the Crowd bers of such men. Bs 3 a ace. “as quite a Ss “ial pub Sen. ¢ . — Gee pve 1: Rava og ins . . - . | - ~ , 1. ‘orces, rue to the traditions of Mrs. Pinchot Gave $50,000. . : z this Ree, . mr oe aia. his worst mistake, Barrett figures. Eight Foreign Catholic Pre- | With Radical State.” David A Reed Tells Nisei ethan Mak oes ae cme Prone cresey vessel Hr — that it was a com- deen shown in — ight Davis Watches the Gaz 4 :: :. was that he tried robbery to get : ¥ F t _ N W in U S ~ ‘ ’ (3 O Pp if * iT avi, mm —— : ld weet in P hh » - sae ™ eh a : re - - ts mon prac tis of the Pittsburz there bad g , =a % Pa : Here might be gatheerd a ] MS ae whe xe ¢ : a es NO ] e we , a SS . a aE +. . : : pis il¢ mmittee’s infs nation on tne banks to put tear bombs in bags Vare and Pepper Vee | e tate f Pa is, it i oe money hen he was out of work | snileeaiimnatenintin ; = . State safe Deena und te anid thet tbe h lecti re ae 20S Ss for Money. ." : : : ean, The delphia th a f Pitts- | py; a City C alia o that Vare ct (nat & ie Barrett Arron of saegthec York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. [owa's State Republican organiza- PHILADELPHIA, June 12.—The “r™ | : cwrge Phe Pitts- | Philadelphia City Committee. This|way and get a shot of gas. Pinchot supportam, , y so high that. the aa ot : CoRR ss ROY 5 a urg has een elected chairman Of: ne . ——- tate? rad . = pe a . ie ef Mrs. Ellwanger of going to the; NEW YORK,” June 12.—While! tion meeting today for the first Republican State Committee, ap- () = Paiste a ae her total recorded contribu _ “This bomb exploded,” ke went Pepper had 50,0084 est peasibis be a oe yi Be & ea a “9 wepaveacss an mimiccee tion to $59,000. all of which is in-'on “and the crowd was driven out | legheny County was fairly se e" » ¥ ea Grant State Bank at Morganford | preparations went forward today time since the primary in which parently buryig all factional dif-| and W. Harry Baker, secretary. cluded in the estimate of the into the street and the payment, “Certainly,” he a B accohpensieg oie road and Gravois avenue each Sat-/ for sending 25,000 pilgrims from! co]. smith W. Brookhart was nom- ferences, today elected all officers! Thus was carried out an agree-'¢195.090 total for Pinchot ielayed for an hour 20,000 got money : ‘th me chatted wae ay a urday to t avyvT nN f ' e ° . é i ; . « i ereu* - = Pre "Oe no af r? "* rp: oh , ; Ka ghin + ad , 7” . : : _ ; . } was for (;owv Pinchot. “They paid there ee of Thurs-’ and Pepper h : socie:y. Among the re & . . Vv called a os of bitterness from the re- tween the Mellons an: ire. Baker,i gc. : a ee ve bough... : . bere thatthey paid next week, too, Ceantinued on Next : a1 bee man alley beside the house.| _ : 3 pes : ceemmettinen uareih ne votes on the committee “y ae Le , ) w ded w Ha Presently Mrs. Ellwanger went to | Uinals were in New York. breach was at its widest when COMvention system. a , as Wikies aleieaaia [am thoroughly convinced that : 66 2 aed: Yee bs : h ; ee okh: ' reside Reed said that the 'arge expendi ae a |e lhe eee ee ee eee” j ; Daring attacks and sp: Oe Gay ba - ival -of six cardinals. Brookhart renounced President ‘ } Tan ents ; - 2 . S: sie oe = ? 7 ————_—_————— — —— a7 nk When she returned. at The arr - 4 ’ Ss in re 1dded. ss --© 2 -©-2 + 2-2-2 -2-o —— . far recov erties held spectate Coolidge in 1924 and the Central ture of money in the primary was _ ' ine ee Urea a an turn went to Bak: for the secre- dined : He féliowed her into the house Committee joined with Senator Virtual Lired ise ‘ shistindites sidlaeas Was that the rottenest election THE WORLD’ Ss BEST REPRODUCING either sides of the field, to t o, * 3 - ‘ ~ rus « id . ° ~ . 2%. . F a a : ‘ . “a : : : . ‘ ts _ if ‘ ; ‘ - mn A , r ‘ ion : -. , 3 . and when he pointed his revolver Austria and Hungary was widely nan F Steck on the successful ¥y me m of primary elec- ,._ at FF 0 ss tien pie eee have ever had?” asked Senator a whistle, heedless of vagario _|heralded today. - Another French contest against Brookhart’s elec- tlons that was imposed burst tne lamb of the primary. the wet| "®t® —“TBSt® very superintive, & @ eventually threatening weat ' at her, she surrendered the money s, ‘ . -— 3 + . unc tats ; eforr o, v , . ‘the otte Slee ; i a ev He passed on through the house cardinal had arrived in New Yerk ‘on. unconside! I rm > 95 @ ee ‘ countant residing next door, ran he had silpped off his steamer on ‘tion of Kendall was interpreted a8 Rarer who was in the field for re- tee. “— ) E ag aaa sete out in time to see Barrett running Thursday and had not Yone to the '2 ™ove to restore peace in the section. withdrawing after a last- “I have been told.” said Reed rity oon ee ee eee ee ; cee cna from rbot ‘ through the alley toward Cologne | residence of Cardinal] Haves at party Sentiment of most of the minute harmony pian had been ar- “that in the interest of God moral-i o ae oe "ns ma sate he lagers = . teas : : A _ i Pepper and Vare headquarters to ae handicap in the first half of th ereae, and took up the pursuit. | Madison avenue and Fiftieth street members was that all measures to ranged. Baker was elected secre- ity and reform. the Pepper and the ‘so shouting “Stop the robber!” Bar-| for the usual visit. restore harmony should be ;,-, Tare factions have net temether( ee e. Not until the next or fourt rett turned west in Cologne avenue} fnostead Cardinal von Faulhaber, 720Pted. - pe ce eee MS) ll tin: einen ia le fs that P2¥:. His observations, he said. . kker was the score tied. Mis to Gravois avenue. Roehrig there Seiinatieel cone, went teen ra Committee members appeared , ne epudlican party in Penn- ee —— pie convinced him that the estimate of Th d ful d 3, a of the firth had eaesed-beie encountered a Western Union mes-|.._ ina breahtve sited maiaie . interested chiefly in the campaign “"'**"*4. Whatew — “T wilt enawer tn thia wae’ esiaio we” ~Watemera Gn the Vare ane € most wonder and most weice pee Country Club obtained @ lea senger in a Ford roadster. He at-| 7?" " a {platform Brookhart will adopt. “72°F Sates, is j as tegm. 8G | ne witnees. “Tf Harre Raker cetal meee Dae See Coe gift for the June Bride or the June -aduate a they held it only by desperai ‘’ wher e was still secluded to- . — xT, ee: etal a rn ker gets : tempted to take up the pursuit in — 2 ene His speech at Mason City fair. "eed , oe : | ty was not far wrong. t, hi 4 uts still un- | iets teks inte Cited dd dee re votes today in the election ke ; ae the car, but a tire blew but. Roeh-| MED% Die whereabouts sill which some party leaders de-/WheD we have finished our family |. gare Chairman ther have n Describes the Pay-off. is the Knabe Ampico or the Knabe > Three-Goal Handieap. - known to the New York headquar- a . oT eet | teh ; —_— | ig resumed on foot, accom panied | clared savored of Socialism. has “8? made peace He told first of the scene at the | , a ‘Apparently the three-goal ha : stic Congress in | Sth RE eh NEE IE Pig ori . but 3 ~s : by the messenger. They pursued | >" iy ogi ota - been widely discussed and seems “Y*'YORe oO! eo oes 4 ‘ gets the Vare vote , . -marn Hotel Henry, where the Pepper . . é cap made the club team ove aggre white overalls through |* > Hotel Van eon ie . just now to be the principal] ob- whom he will work for next No- . Poems peneny Saint ‘atte —— "| hired men were getting theirs. Convenient Terms - Pianos it Exchange | Ktious until the thic] perted ha — Pome subdivision that was) Cardinal! i sgn ce i port finan stacle in the way of a reconcilia- Yember. wr would count. { , : “There Was a paymaster behind in dei The United States Pole As —_-. -—— en€ tate st a ee ee - | tion. Brookhart’s statement that “This was not “Ontest between Senet : renet + a table.” he said, “and the workers P*. Mation hand “4 be. Mathews’ Cemetery ited here in Apr'l, 19323, when he nn eae a, aia oringin c est, woul - i Nine O'Clock Eons , ion handicaps «ach memer -* pe iy he had been misunderstood when ‘?'*© men, Canaidat , ——£ Reed. | Were lined up. They were coming -_ ‘team's handicap is made up . r . a r . - ° . - - . Nate E. Kendall as treasury, was named State chair- Henry Walnut. this chairman of| tA aw Le eine la a ‘4 OPI a epee Tad gegen goes meres red . + TONLE Aipbereer ae ma pr yt une : dipoeip mite oad 8 ina OC EL a eg ee es a ey LA IIE ELLE ELROD SABO PLB spear PAPA vale The = : . . a eo Wert ? : > ’ . 4 " ’ Ps ’ ; vi a “na, Mogg a hide- | oy ht there = rian a ow earnings apparently has caused ©Overnor, but there was an infinite reed cash. I should say that the line mm of the opposing teams Th and-seek affair, ut Barrett had nals New Yor ng : tic ; ¢ number of candidates for Congress,’ ty offices, and necessar? Gi sspeiG alias rok dae acai Aaa aati S Lie SOMES Gi oh ee t en eed > ehe tis Wier yh « = m Shee ANS 4 “, ickades. «teal PREC ie eae AVE ly AM «Ex Om re Ly wt VE te tetget D _ en - eR ee eon . ~ * be Se 2 yo ay “ P >, ee ihe one at berigns The ae ee 4 are onehichied die vedete aes DRE ESS eo tia Martti 0 a ay eth baat * A Vian aie jn 3 5 ye Cl ‘s sie 5 staal ess SIE ta help winged. nb coatlahingne Rene ripen conve. 4: es 4 ees : x - be w * overalls again. He paused behind Cardinal von Faulhaber the alien roa 3ea% ‘ ’ . ieall t th angeme . : , 2 : n later in the campaign. ee n P oe ee me 'on Wednesday and Thi a i rs site trees and gravestones in an effort prelates were: Cardinal Bonzano. sm Sige ges tenet and Party organizations and four coun- ferred to lends color to the charge | ursday. . Lel Cc + 1101 Olive Sereet a pae was limited to six tnsiemd « to regain his fast-failing breath.’ the papal legate; Cardinal O’Don- aii ete? Peaditangeme Seg » made hefore the committee that pet periods, the handicap Way ct Finally Barrett took up his stand | nell, primate of Ireland Cardinal lh | — — . rene ni ns 20 prepriety, the eunonditurds of wags Be'dleman, who ran as the Vare EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVE KNABE PIANO AND Bs _ behind a monument and opened Diubos, Arclabishop of Paris: Car- sat my bor — cong’ secon on senine winded seine ti anid ot t ae eandidate for Governor. was count- Petig ; ieraagneys ———————— ¥ allace. of St. Louis, made th pariey with his pursuers. He dinal Czernoch, Archbishop of te = * : frame my party’s moet mechanism oe th primar aT” Led Gk te Gree of Skies Gi Peet a Mm score of the game, late | , + t r or t! ‘am paign. messy fee mn Une lary bat - : aden . - pointed a revolver at them. Strigonia in Hungary: Cardinal’ 8 — "We have seen the tie come | DO lon candidate. The defeat} An opportunity for an ambitious Be ‘ ape period. In the next Wigl "_ og Was only a 22." Roeh- Reig y Casanova, Archbishop of Brookhart and Cummins So Near, when cither a man must pour forth af initia in view of the de-| Salesman with a successful sales rec: —— _ “4 pe * three te te. Chesche ne ants, and Stayed 50 feet off.” Toledo, Spain: Cardinal Piffl, but Yet So Far. aie entine nertenal fuste or hic cisive victory of his partner in the} °% selling to the industrial trade. | 7 r Biated in kind, But within 2 sine arrett told his pursuers to - ~ 24 she ¥ 4s SS a & : v7Une Li.— {i- | m - 3 a ’ emon at} tt pants. rai the place. They dropped primary struggle in Iowa—Smith ward H. Streeter, 65 years cla. for Walnut Tells of Corruption. wma Give complete details re- . a mE os bagi or the ‘aqery + wy . _ _ re ' a. ‘eV, S05- |) ee . " ~ eae mae Barrett ended the Parley and the oe they Were carrying Ott | M. Brookhart, victorious Republi meriy Superintendent of Schools{ Telling a story of corruption in garding your experience. Replies | a m the int isi the spects again started rrunning. He leaped and joined the chase, arriving just can senatorial nominee, and Albert at Conseme ioe Mo a te het Philadelphia » nich steaet tek oii confidential B: se interm on ~ . a > a ae ti. a ihe iit wes fay fout a glance toward Brookhart. o Watch, set with 18 carefully selected dia- . Diavers for the Country Ciu the $1160 and Stumhofer picked | ¥ cmance yesterday ae -ee Meanwhile. Brookhart w receiv F YO | , : , will find monds and 4 sapphires. Case is of carve@ &§ d to bh it up. Barrett's route was nearly ‘***n away with him in the morn- Siiiiaieeiiaaibcstbeatednits “whe cae cae ee U love music, you platinum. Movement is I7-Jewel and thor- | ; ph lost their anxiety ' . from many of ughly dependable al on a Foul. a circle. He was running on Bates | ing his police dog, which usually . 4 . . h 2 ougniy pe . : street in the direction of the | guards Mrs. Ellwanger on her trips ~hiine a including greater enjoyment in ft e privi- $ 193. 00- any rate. they scored tw eee ee ae A . | in the next perfed, althoug wanger home. At Morganfo to and from the bank. ' : | : h : P== pe | ait Geeta em eeeneen winged — Who drafts mt elections com- lege of putting yourse f into t e ao 8 cnt four migutes shert B ee report which r . 2 . . . ' | again and took ‘refuge behind the “unseating of the Iowan, ant M@©Usic—you can with the Gulbran- Other Diamond Wrist Wesches SERGD Ge Saas @ the ‘Sues men el L , ‘ ” ; ; P. ; 18 ; — The whole neighborhood ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH led the succesaful fight on the R . . . | Gold-Filled and Solid Gold $9.50 to >f). Pm «a sco poet pritioe ad beem aroused on the ch floor for the seating of Daniel F sen Registering Piano. a le, I aa ine ne ne ne and quickly congregated at ome Poundad Bee! te ie PULITZER. Steck (Dem.) es sin 1 | a oe | corner. One of the ny 450 — 530 — $615 _ $700 1 the Loutwville goal. Th Daily, oy The Pulitawr, Publishing uf Seeks dSetween | “ar, 4 ie rs i After a few minutes Barrett | Co. Co. Tweifth Boulevard and Utive Stree Erookhart and Cummins Waa oc- D ED — ene hg eptlpaeine tossed away his revolver and | “Bureas ¢ tions, CUDIed for a time by Senator Rut. TERMS $3.00 WEEKLY UP A DIVIDED PAYMENT Charge Account here § ;. eorarily, but it endanger walked into the open, his hands in 8 in ‘OP THe AssociaTSD P oo ler (Rep } of Vaesach usetts. chatr- : . will make purchasing most convenient—without : =. ‘Diayers. Before the thre the air. Pol'ceman Guy F. Rich- , manoof the Republican National any mterest or extra cost. an Tait minutes of play end ardson was waiting for him and nager and sien a Committe, whose influence has | } n't scored, tying it up. took him into custody. Richard- teat seaciel an heen credited with great weight in ¥ ES. a son was one of those aroused by | leo reserved. etee herel® i the decision in the Nteck-Brookhart | “2 Pompe figured spectacular | * stxth. Wallace, riding | —-—-- -- : ~ e e. the chase. He had been off duty | | contest. | Kiesethoxst s forty seven vear KIE a . | DV ANCB. —_ ; , | 2 ¢@ at his home, 4150 Concordia ave- ae one - : : | ; : ali. SE. HORS re a sray like « streak, tee: | | year. 0 Advertising Club Charters Roat. | Policy : fastruments cf nation = f bart down the fleld to Wigh' nue. when a neighbor rushed in. ; telling him, “ae seas gun iiciate | eb ree The Advertising Club of St. Louts| ally recognized quality; fair Pt : | eonee : mas chartered the steamer J. 8. | prices; reasonable terms. a9 1007 OLIVE STREET re a robbery.” . -. Me... Drop Beer and Jom ip Pursuit. — . for a “pirate cruise” Tuesday eve- : Meanwhile Stumhofer, in his au-_ “month ning. Guests have been asked to PIANOS + PHONOGRAPHS + RADIOS : ' 2 appear tn pirate costume and prizes . tomobile, had passed a saloon nd wari nee Pree clase matter July ee eS ae athe, wrayes : : or > 28 4 201 Bates strect and had picked s Frsmeace Tar aly 27, | wit be awarded for the most orig- | THE AMPICO IN THE MASON #& HAMLIN AND HAINES BROTHERS PIANOS

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i nenalinetnssouumitetenetenatiinemmenanenmnennesanenaantineam a me — it T den’t Know atouy tha: 4 “At the Vare edu ae é e workers were puid on can les, green or white, : A a em fot $s. hut the ‘snajoul e ; ived much more. t ; ty 7 ae? $40. $59 and #60. «A Pre ~~ @ t a his money and Is at the window, go that it y ie sy for an observer to em.” “Was there any disturbane ked Reed, “Early in the nil tness, there. was a d ce because ithe money was # ére immediately, but after ings went along smoothly." . Brookhart at H At this stage of the he rmer Senator Brookhart th om his victory in lowa. e room and was greeted: ally by the three poe. » LOUISANS HAVE embers present—Reed, Kine oa a rary of War Dwight Follette. “When are we going to invesy.§ Davis Among Spectators 7 x - = ig te your campaign?” asked lilingly. : at First of Two-Game “It won't take you long ) stigate mine,” replied B Series. Reed invited Brookhart te , wn at the committee table, e Iowan said he had an engs ant. ‘. Questioned by the commigll . utel testified to an astonj ning ndition of political ottenness i ee “Anybody in a two-sided « n swing an election,” he gst#m= + vorkers came to us and offerss eir services but when they fox > were short of money they lerest. There- are plenty atchers’ who will work for dy who will pay them.”’ Beutel said that certain Pittsburg had definite pr otations. q in so far as its fans are con- “Yeu mean to say,” safd Resiiiencd hat if you get the ward leademm secess in this venture may be u Can carry them?” “Usu % mged by attendance of 1500 at | replied. . 3 games last month and a long Leaders “Out for the Coin." he of parked automobiles from “That is to say,” went on Reg Nich the general public watched hat there are leaders who are oper day's game. On the other | r the coin and the man who p ae Sf the field, however, under em gets the ward?” “Yes,” rem, maples and bunting and Japa- ed Beutel, “there are large nummy, lanterns, on the Country Club rs of such men. It has alreaé ot ace, Was quite a special public. en shown in this hearing the >re were enough people on re and Pepper payrolls to > election in Pittsburg.” He went on to say that the ite of Charles C. McGovern, ichot supporter, that Vare ag t Davis Watches the Game. nt even to one with a knowl- ‘fact that a ‘‘kick pleat” is gen- pper had 50/000 watchers in ee | weener heny County was fairly accu ad not possibly kick it. Visi- ‘Certainly,” he said. “Abs m accompanying the Louisville 000 got money from the gem chatted with the top of St. 1 Pepper headquarters du mis society. Among the _ St. s I noticed that many in the Iga d handfuls of watchers’ cert a ed polo on country club teams. es, so it would appear they is returning to Washington to- Continued on Next Page. (‘SMay. on wae uk Was @ game crowded with | Daring attacks and spec- ell Me a ee a | a - PRODUCING PIANO- ; either sides of the field, to the whistle, heedless of vagarious i eventually threatening weath- Pclouds, warning gusts of wind Scattering rain drops ap- Bukker was the score tied. Min- @es of the fifth had passed before 2 Country Club obtained a lead, Md they held it only by desperate lo d most welcome the June Graduate the Knabe Piano Three-Goal Handicap. mpparently the three-goal hais- ip made the club team over- m0us until the thir period had meen. The United States Polo As- ae 4 Mation handicaps «ach membe> 210s in Exchange ¢ Am's handicap is made up ot Ptotal of its players’, less the of the opposing team. The ca. : ey team had no handiceps. The | os [ae ‘cam had four, but since the : le was limited to six instead of | l Olive Street a | | | Maj. G. W. Briggs No, ...Fred Gardner | ‘Capt. A. Heyburn No. 2..M. Wallace Jr. Mai. G&G. M. Chescheir. No. ss. - BB. Wien of. Lieut: S&S Bridgers ..No. 4...G. Hayward | hae periods, the handicap Was cut ABE PIANO AND AMPIG Pi three. PSSST Mg at: tery and tinted glass. 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PAGE 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BOOTIERCERS ON ROYAL ESTATES AT STAKE TESTIMONY HEARD SENAT TIMONY HEARD SENATE DEBATERS BAD DEBT LST Og "N GERMAN VOTE JUNE 29 OW OBIECTIONS TO FUME AND FRET FAN ED CONCERN martes = page gin Issue Is State Seizure of Properties of Ex- F ARM Bil] : in Ut $30,000 OVER | | dangled fn front of the turtles to) Power Truck and Tractor By the Associated Press. Rulers, Worth Hundreds of Millions, Without Indemnification. | | 3 Smee | speed them up—résidents of East of State Insurance Lenroot (Rep.) Calls it St. Louis were not surprised the | ‘BERLIN, June 12.—The German | | Co. Has $12,000 to Re- Republic on June 20 will be calle1,| Article 1 of the confiscation bill Head |last few days when they received TACNA. Chile, June 12.—Re- Department Tells Why “Gold Brick for Farm- announcements from the “Inter- $650 000 ide whethe h or- reads: “All possessions of the reigg- pay Holders of ’ 05 allies ee ' si 6 ing houses, who, until the 1918 /mousiv rich properties of its for- ports have been received here that : 99 . |mundane Cat Racing Association.” |... american delegation on the He Thought That Amount’ ers,” Harrison (Dem.) = | he announcements pointed out ° _ revolution ruled in Germany, in~« ~ ed to the state. Many believe the Too Much. Declar I Ill gal. _ Tacna-Arica plebiscitary commis-| rapacious bird.” es it ille all members of such houses, shall LOSING VENTURE impending~ referendum on this sion has reserved a large portion of Coolidge Expected | be confiscated for the common question will be the acid test of the | that inasmuch as greyhounds were induced to run their fastest in pur- | the available accommoddtions on! Chile’s ‘northbound steamers during the; py the Associated al weal, without indemnification. The ownership of said properties shall FROM THE START nation’s conversion to democracy. The issue is one of first magnitude gained through ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | defend her legit a 'CAT RACES A HOAX ‘TACNA-ARICA BOARD = Ss=a.a= = OF MEN WH O LOST territory if she CASH ON THE DOGS' TN | FAVE FOR 1 ¢ — er: | » Us |ctares tered. tion thinking the would amicably of the boundary Now it develops, “that Chile, Peru called to destroy deliver into the } ,of the north, the best energies. “But this time vourers of races are¢ errgr. for Chile ne ated in order to beam bs With horse races and dog races going on near the city limits and Americans Apparently Aban- don Hope of Chile-Peru Boundary Pilebiscite. . ry 2222e | By the Asseciated Press. ee ee eee ; ; 'ly $50,000,000 in landed and other estates. geet g?:: Rhot awe ng c 2 eee a > % a ee es ake * te ta we — _ ons — - “en iin 7 : . ws wate . : 1p RE BN ta Sp 0 ER ee OO s ee oe i a IE EO Ne 6 oF le — > 7 ee ane — - a" ed ee) sanity « —_ — . sitinrutind - wade Sin , Se RS > i Sabb Aig 8 Fo pena taht —. on Hel sak SHES Stas eS each. . Snide ad . ee Ben C. Hyde, State Superintend- By ent of Insurance, yesterday told, in Circuit Judge Ittner’s Court, why he thought that &. total of $30,- 009 fees granted to two receivers ‘and their in the American General Indemnity Cor- | poration ne ¥ _ suit of an electric rabbit, cats might | : on the Associated Press. | next two weeks. | WASHINGTON, be vested into the various states WASHINGTON. June 12.—The | be induced to. chase electric rats. | Fifteen American registration in-| pepartment. officials " McNary farm bill continued its A large brown rate was suggested as 'spectors, whose work came to an | view that the plebiseiil rey ral es ee a a halt ng pace in the Senate a a _ best for clear days and awhite rat | end recently, will sail for the Unit-| gion in Arica has uled by the said reigning houses, with opponents trying to tear t | with pink eyes for cloudy days. | ed States tomorrow. | to declare by 80] respectively.” down and supporters attempting to; Out of civic pride citizens were! Meanwhile, the Chilean cabinet possibility of holdins™ Article 2 proree The eps bolster it up. urged.either to buy stock in the cat is seeking advice from its legal ad-! hiscite in Tacna and j ties to be sequestered shall be ap- Senate managers of the bill late racing association or to enter their | visets in Washington as to what | sneir opinion that plied in support of the war victims, today reached an agreement tO! pets tn the races. attitude should be taken by Chile’ widows and orphans, pensioners strike cattle from the operation ef Several applications for stock | on the resolution recently intro- | sion at and small annuitants, needy vic- the bill. An amendment fo thiS were received. and a number of | duced by Gen. Lassiter, chairman | suring or after the ae tims of the inflation period, small effect is before the Senate, offered children offered their pets for the |of the commission, stating that | This conviction a farmers and small laborers, whe | by Senator Kendrick (Dem.) Of races. Others were not so credul- ‘carrying out of the plebiscite is im- Fmcesant the rejection. will be granted allotments of land | . out of the confiscated landed prop- erties.” The same article further provides that castles and palaces o° and fraught with grave possibili- ties. two lawyers, Report to Court Gives $86,- 172 as Value of Assets There is hardly a historic prece- dent. of expropriation or rvyal and Carried on Books at princely houses on so vasi a scale. On the one side are arreyed che $459,998. 490 members of the Hohenzoliern receivership. was too large. Ittner, who the now has Hyde’s objections under consideration. He remarked yes- terday, after the hearing, that he Judge aside recently set family, led by the former iKxiser, allowance temporarily, together with the 21 former: ruling bootleggers houses of the German fed-ration— but all prepared to fight to the bitter Wyoming. /ous, in view of the opening date, possible at this time. lige a0 arkiien a ed ’ . ~ j 7 : 0 ine sencers also expect to per “July 32,” and made inquiries. | The semiofficial Pacifico today | oO nne om a aa inate corn, but nal agreement | ha defeat of| from > - A Gift of Happiness and Insptration The dignity and grace of this beautiful instrument lends an auspt- : ih ae m e irmer Senator Brookhart Re- c10us start to the new home—a JOY kept fresh through years to yesterday, said he hai een _.., . : : ' : " notified personally that the m,+_, Publican, Iowa, who has just been| come, by the enduring appeal of its richness of tone. A gift that £6 LLL EE } is tee Liles \ Liie eeet ee. -_ minated - +h So +e ralize . > . . = re ; ter of fees was to be takep up, ~ ™Uzated for the Senate, walked| fgeflects the discrimination and spirit of the giver and answers the a) + 4 . . ‘Aw ‘ tc A . 4 + > > = : Chest- oa ~ , into the chamber during the de- | : : " - i though his St. Louis deputy, Miss ind immediately became the'| choicest wish of the bride or graduate. nut Streets Formally Opened = agnes Lewis, who : "sale dedeeeiienediianti ‘cee ; ete. pec of congratulating Senators. at Midnight office, had received such a notice. 14 the tag Se Ms ae gn, al ee ae eee neeyet told them the farmers of the He said his first information as to sca eee js - the award of fees came in a letter Vest were demanding relief legis- will —_—-~ ~ _ ee. iz ¥ o , Gee &. He aii ad "> . . age of the'r investment back when prosecution by the recent dismissal 7 Oe eee ee the Tariff Commission to begin an | the last accounting is taken +¢ in? tietment _ » Le W aie ’ ' at _ - yeahs — fees came to only a ew NU ce - : ; concern for the Power Truck & ner. a i ‘eae iv natn the Sahel tae ,, auction on all Tractor Co.. owes the latter con- Direction of this inquiry may be 4 ate hes a ; | ; a ee ee Ber: Senator Harrison (Dem.) cern $185.027 for stock sales, the taken up ? a presented a telegram ‘receiver reports. For this amount 4pecial the ississippi Farm Bureau the Craven Co. has failed to ac- Genera] Gentry, in case A. Samuel o¢ cybe antial appearance, and nderstanding otton Federation advocating pas- count, it is stated on the authority Bender goes tomorrow on 4«. to. iil ail an 77; ‘ ON MOORES Bnew ace of the bill. but declared: of am audit made by expert ac- the tment with O00. ‘ 7? | eae ae " cae ' ae ae pane Fil] no stuitifw countants. . conspiracy to pervert and obstruct Ninth street be 124 on Chectn: ea aire ata ear as. al a tiethies THat the company lost money justice. Gentry plans to conduct : so taends state 7 from the start is disclosed Dy the this prosecution, which will be in report, which shows a deficit of |] NO. 1° OF Court of $422,511 developed between March Criminal Correction 13. 1918. when it began operation, Reind and last.Jan. 28, when a receiver ul Was appointed. Book Vs. Receiver’s Valuation. The book value of the assets is $459,998, but the receiver reports .» their actual value is not more ‘han $86.172. Total liabilities are listed at $74,000. If these figures prove "ry t as . in Reveile’s Se Dieting. Live tn Ang Clan 1 “Worth It’s Weight in Gol iS = St The Grand Jury tomorrow 'resume inquiry into Forrest connection The Western ~_o. Telegrap . + . > 4 s + Fo the Lees its ovai vt its , COTY? Ty OT 4 Aa 4 a - new quarters at the southwest cor- fees , Of 7 « s 4 Sl c-> 1 Pe ana ele ae Lehn R OT YELM 0 om wey “ty es Ss wis ee ” ~ ; a ey z Yoke a 2 fom ry ° ngee ead ‘ = > ee “ hat wae si Sh rs pent my s nat ind - ; a ‘ oo » - Sout resrae ‘ a PRR ale ERS. TERRES: See 7 $ SRC R SN Sea arid RATE ict Pe eas ey Ne Le te ee ee eae , OO a ae nbs & . b Ahh lle» Md) pa sebid : si @Sca pe Knabe Ampico ee eS 75 Reproducer Baby Grand. ......... .$785 | Each Carry the Warlitzer Unqualified Guacrantee : y 4 oo . - “ oy the dreaded talady--"Asthone and ¢ TRUTH IN ADVERTISING — IN MERCHANDISING —IN MUSICAL a nodal i Se ssa ASD’ commodities. aes amounted 13 claims - out. assets 2 Ty ? ry? } Ww LenTpie kev ? appointed a od > - - > cy? oe rs. Ane ‘ ~* " - he ‘ uncaations ‘ ai’ ‘ lL} ib + — 7 4 . a 4 mae s/ 4 ‘ DIVISION OF REVENUE BUREAU HERE WILL BE DISCONTINUED Order Effective June 30 Abolishes, Supervision of Tax Business | 2 tO .veWCOMD P. oa ' a. ami Stamp Sales. aA . .2a ; , : eS i WASHINGTON, June 12.—The udquarters fi conduct a a a | 7 a r eT TTT TT eS - Si rut “4 oe 4 yes , . SRP tr semen ate trenngeaenss prob- fraud stat- wi 9 Needed within a few °y"% > : ” The pun- Mayor Sends Message. ntlary eremony ‘of ope tment of Ferguson, the genera! ute, is being considered. ishment for fraud Is a penit: terms of two to seven vears. Ferguson was indicted previous- ly on a charge of embezzlement, based on his borrowing of $400,000 of the mor lan a tal of $: correct there will be only funds by means of 1OU notes. He/ing him on the facilities aco: ire@ should have been charged. St. Louis divisi: $12,000 left to pay expenses of the indicted also, with Murray Readey Expresses Indignation. supervising the receivership, and make some sort Carleton, since deceased, on the Lt Oommercial office. on th Co-Receiver Readev. on the w't- Be of a return to the investors. charge of making a faise statement first floor rner he new ness stand. expressed indi The site of the company’s plant im-writing to obtain at 8590 Goodfellow avenue is its Sidener brought inmost valuable possession. The em bezz! ceiver rates its worth at $55.90. The other items tn the total of cs- sets comprise machinery, tools and plant equipment. ; Among the items makjng up the deficit over the period of opera- ee. ar Al gid tion are: Operating ‘expenses, *P°r Oe me. o “the first floor $141,208: commissions on stock = eae eae 4 ~ Pneumatic Tubes to Branches. sales, $128,806; development of "Shearerccomeall rm Connectio bench off new models, SS6.786: . deferred | ona aioe : selling expense, $40,470; organiza- | oa 1 sti?) tion expense, $49,404. ino. legal barrier to a prosecution on iiadiitinitsicninmcermnneteietesleieesit ee iad WOULD TAX BACHELORS OF = “ Hargrove, an ILLINOIS $16 TO AID WIDCWS of the National Association Credit Men, who examined Suggestion Made by Madison Coun- company’s books, and Joseph. Vale- ty Overseer of the Poor When of Ferguson-McKin- Seven Apply for Pensions. | the That Iitineis bachelors should pay Jury 4 a a | al a tax of at least $10 annually for morning. a oe negetaty ee ee ee ae + made | cingshigi » Meethedint Selensnell the privilege of escaping the re-| Gentry Outlines the Situation: “It's — Shae mevalonate salaeataliae : elie has ik ame ee is ith Sel + mae ala sponsibilities of married life, was Up to St. Louis, Now.” on ast 2 me: 4 Suy a FB ber ra - oi "i = é of Baldwin, Kan., pres- the poor. a oR Lz the aSMNOmMNT As Kk ey gave out the following ., alata asked | OuUSsiness Lita University. Tt was “widows’ day” in court, statement: aha He ees e ie Western ang Ms PFO | ss ant of Dalen “Teen the request ew nt ie Praga se accus eo , : ae i and seven, each accompanied SY many citizens of St. Louis, as well _ age eg children, were applying fo the as several organizations. G Ba- eee aay lens = : A . ry ys . floor. in widow's pension which the Tilinois ker directed come to St"... me + ingen igor sect Castaneda OTe i556 arrccgty: sect Ais} ars room statute permits. The amount thus Touis and conduct a ss . drawn in Madison County ts so. vestigation. For weeks I great that it is beconting a serious have been engaged in that investi- problem, and Hermann @eciared gation and a grand jury composed that the Legisiature should tax the of 12 representative citizens of St. bachelors of every community to Louis has preferred charges against relieve other citizens of the grow- certain persons in form in- ing burden of the widows’ mite. dictments. These indictments will There are now 160 witlows re- be taken up as soon as practicable, eeiving the monthly pension from and triais will be had before ‘furies the county and each gets an allow- of St. Louis The grand jurors ance of $4 additional for each de- have done all that they can do. and pendent child. I have done all that I can do in | a pian the matter of presenting the indict- ci ne Se ee REROED “ ¥ Tia The ement bureau anh- on though prosecutor, statement rae Here is an opportunity to pul chase three Porch Rockers, @ assorted sizes, for the pricée@ two. If the three Rockers show are purchased Monday or Tue day the price will be $10.00, @ livered. “a _ Mail or Phone Orders Will Be Accepted—Caill GArfield 3930. nla, Angee William ©. Reeder Aaa ai Tr ~—_* s* . re he : - advised that the City, : = . } “ ¢ . . =" 7 : : ‘ 4 Ad 3 « n 4 2 wi springiei j 7 . ._* ~ : . . . ~ ae) ‘ enry wa : p? ade ae 4 De Cis - ~~ - . ‘ . > - : ' = - i . . > : . é iixX L444 . ° = i 7 ra 4 ites 4 7 o a" . : . +? ’ > es . + be - . . . . ' . ~ : . om 4 - ee ia : . ‘ > ; +? si¢*%e2 5 . a e ‘ > os siLts ai sat ' > ™ » 3Oe* : vice Sid: } had ~t } . . - "2 2 FS ‘ i¢ re Ass whose a: 2 | . Le on Vad Vitn ~ Phrouchout the fraud is be! “et en 2 ©? © © rete ee OO? oo © FFF jeved BST raced m eA dy . il i *s* eo © ee | 15¢ ae Vc me cio A PEFR a Pe transterrea to 7 ee 7 - ho ~~ 1 CREAT ODI ote oes a oe mt an i 2 ne he : aa . At. ahaly i. mo} i ; 44 i ‘ iil Liles rr : . ; ; . . a ” . ™ . accountant ae n, h ‘ork than he did, but th he headquarte! rill be me as 4 : " n 4 la Ti ~ “— SSaswt th 4 ; ii 4 . , | , > special fleld duty. CHURCH DEDICATION TODAY Kingshighwa y M. E. « ‘ongregation to Hold Three Services. he new . > _ ’ ; . : : . . ; «4 : ' ’ ’ ¢ vest: raayv : a si ‘ I . : ’ ; i 1? - . P ‘ is Pe : . .- - . “—?* a) . ; : . - a4 " ~s aA “seen es * Dee ewer ee +a cape ¥ ee) ~~ nay gh a levatate otapa: ine par iee " mh the , : t+- cek, auditor ney, were grand All Three Rockers a witnesses at short session f : Rocker Above The Rocker above is for $10 - large enough to be comfert- and Save- able and still takes up very bc little room. It is made of : ‘ beechwood, with the fa- . | mous bone-weave doubie- cane seat, in the natural finish. Very special Mon- day and a j an vesterday le ring iP A * Lil 5 area loacce tapi sis Sing grt tab ne oe aeag panne ss ~~ re fFentrv Eeceie x Seal OiEca-‘ate alceed Oe. Saree ee s Wiii f] ad- . in- New Orleans ~ an (;entrv was : A nine-foot INDEPENDENTS SAID TO BACK ~alled to the stan i. hut had litt le ae ~S « pos , sce REa 2 -~ - =, — , j tT } aA1iWV iignt o oss g hee FILLING STATION BLUE LAW 20302! . k2omiease of me case roms has been she Was excused. Association Members Want Some Free Times to Themselves on Sundays, The Independe: Association. line and ofl me TQ .- 7 , . Uadeipnia ind ne ed: Swe 7 errand iurv In- = classrooms, i *- ° ™ s*hree A . .oOrne'.s ;enera]!] xs» +a aa x s piaced on top of the building. ‘Rev. M. M. Wolff is the pastor. city. is said t > hack of hi introduced in the Board of Alde ‘ OUR men Friday to prohibit the sale ing fake Spek RAD See i SMR ig tLe SO ERE Pore) oe RR oh ee sand ee ee yo se day at ff? 3, i a the of rom psed . . a4 8+ 8 eee Service Comfortable ; Arm Rocker Above \" Tel sian el ale ale lals alata lala al alele alse a sles elas e allele als slalelalal ale els als wales alee ale alslalelmlalsteTaTatotet ays $2 = gasoline and oil between noon _ a | + >» a. > midnight Sundays. except at rages. Albert Schlesinger owners of the Here is a big value in a Porch Rocker —broad and comfortable, durable her- ringbone weave, double | cane seat; in the natural, 50 varnish finish. Monday | a and Tuesday only at... .' Tall-Back Headrest Rocker —=in the Brown Weatherproof Finish This Rocker will be a real comfort throughout the Summer. It is substantially built—high back and seat of double-woven cane—wide arms have steel braces,” | brown weatherproof finish. A limited quantity at.... | We have solved real estate loan problems for many. With our unlimited funds as well as our wide experience, we are in a position to offer the borrower very attractive loan service. We employ no red tape, and our methods are sim ple, Diain and direct. Loans made on terms of 3 to 15 years, with but one commission, @€xamination of fitle. etc. —ESESSS CRUMP & TREZEVANT INCORPORATED REAL ESTATE LOANS—MORTGAGE BONDS , LOAN-CORRESPONDENTS METROPOLITAN: LIFE INSURANCE CO. (LARGEST IN THE WORLD) TITLE GUARANTY BLDG. :- WN. —GA. MEMIPHIS—LITTLE jolly ae oe 6907 one of Service Station. 27 nue, said yesterday th: “ation members tions among their obtained severa! tures. The only opposition to the ordi- nance, said Schlesinger. is from the Automobile Cluh of Missouri, which is interested in conven. | >t eer Cire’ iu. sSeeipl oruey ia cal customers and thousand Signa- ‘ee ee Re ee 4 ee eo Oe ewe * “ > +} Le lence of its members The bin Was introduced derman Schwartz. who said by Al- ¢% nat - Aye ~~ = = =-— = - ~~ = EDGES ERR AAT

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 100,000 EXPECTED AT THE CONCORDIA DEDICATION TODAY Exercises to Be on 71-Acre Campus at New Lutheran Theological Seminary Buildings. ° BULK OF THRONG VISITORS TO CITY most pleasing. Large Group of Spectators Coming by Auto; 12 Spe- cial Trains Bringing Many ? 4 From Distance. ; A SJ The largest gathering of Luther- ans ever assembled in this country is expected this afternoon at the dedication of the new Concordia Theological Seminary, De Mun and San Bonita avenues, Clayton. More than 100,000 persons are expected to participate in the out- door ceremony onthe 71-acre wooded campus, which extends westward to Big Bend boulevard. There are 20,000 Lutherans in St. Louis who are counted on to at- tend in a body. Thirty thousand additional from Missouri and IIli- nois towns are expected, and the remaining 60,000 or more will Fcome from greater distances, as far as Canada. At least 12 special trains arrived last night or will come in today from distant cities and others will come from nearby places. A large - - ained through war, that efend her legitimate right : nat she will. only evacuate — erritory if she should> lebiscite. An article in Pacifico curtied lares Chile entered into ad q on thinking the Uniteq : ould amicably help the se f the boundary dispute with ¢ row it develops, the article» that Chile, Peru and oa ) alled to destroy each ot eliver into the hand of the ¢ f the north, the product a est energies. | “But this time the bional Ki ourers of races are committips rrgr, for Chile has not been ¢ ted in order to be a mea} apacious bird.” Expected to Chile’s Appeal. y the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, June 12.9 partment officials incline to & iew that the plebiscitary eg» “i, ion in Arica has ample authasie >» declare by resolution the fa. ossibility of holding a fair iscite in Tacna and Ariea, 3 heir opinion that the duthoreee : an be exercised by the commt ion at any time it elects,4 or uring or after the balloting, This conviction would poem 3 , orecast the rejection by F oolidge as arbiter of any ay y Chile from a decision that +, Tinyshighway east to Vané Convention Elects Alton Man LOS ANGELES, Cal., June’ . ‘irk Taylor of Alton, hs 9 lected president of the Na burchasing Agents’ Associatigs he anuual convention here yeas lay. en — Sensational | wall Paper Sale AS P Tc Per Roll. Per Roll. Per Roll. . ; Per Roll. . Sc Per Rol!.... Zic Per Roll... .10c to 50c Roll, 15c of $2 Roll.. 20c to 35c _ Beautiful patterns, gorgeous a Falens. xquisite colors. Sold gombination with beautiful at Prices marked in 1 Cc Per Per Freshly Roasted Every Day NOW ic 2c 3c Photo Finish We satisfy those who really appreciate high- grade work. ——te— ST. LOUIS STORES 515 Olwwe St. 7th and Locust 514 Washington DeBolivar and Kingsbur} Hodiamont and Easton Skinker and McPherson Every special effort has been made in the roasting and gr ee eval Cobfes <==y This Sale at All St. Louis Stores, Monday Only! favorite with particular cof- fee drinkers. Those who have never tried it before will find it Send All Mail Orders to Dept. M—515 Olive St.—Add 1 0% for Postage We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Bring your films to any Walgreen Drug Store. Work left. before 10 A. M. ready same day at 5 P. M. ‘oolidge Roll to 35c Roll NOTHING HIGHER There's orly one Webster's! Be gure jou are in the right place! ‘WEBSTER’S The Big Store With the Canopy ™— CANDY SPECIAL! ~~ Real fresh Sugar Toasted Peanuts. The more you eat the more you want. Packed in handy one-pound cartons TE “1S 1s \ Fb v/s VISE YAY SAIS ois j= sI5Z 25c Woodbury’s 50c Perfection Fletcher’s Cold Cream _ $1.00 Lavoris Mouth Wash 79C Wilson’s Success Golf Balls The ball that lowers your score. 49c : Cream Extractor Pompeian Face Powder 42c All-Purpose Talc : New Popul Zinc Stearate a eae Sold by Kresge 5 S- 10c Stores . onanees mares. Sarees nat : DM MFG. CO. . : = Bid - Detroit, Mich. 7 —aneneecencllanaiens a | To Dieting. Live in Any Climate group of the spectators is coming by automobile. Bulk Here for Day Only. The bulk of the visitors wil] be in St. Louis for the day only, but many will be entertained for a brief time at the homes of Luth- erans while others will take over virtually the whole accommoda- Box of 12, / $5.25 ete Electrical Products Makes the _ soft, silky washes away dandruff Cocoanut Oil and Egg Shampoo and fluffy, 33c A delightfully scented Talcum, goo. for after shaving, for the baby, for after the bath, etc., Powder For chafed skins, a dusting powder for infants and adults. fine for after shav- x 17c . Amelita Face Powder Scientifically blend- ed of medium tex- ture. Delightfully scented. Naturelle, Blanche and Brunette DRY CLEANER A home cleaner saves big cleaning bills. Sapo Elixir in- — removes dirt pots, grease and a all millinery and clothing. 79 c Quart can .. tions of a number of hotels. They began to arrive yesterday. Among provisions for refresh- ments on the campus during the day are 2000 cases of soft drinks, 13,000 ice cream packages, two tons of sandwich meat and enough coffee, for 6000 cupfuls. The City Limits car line passes the grounds, transferring to all other lines. Auto Parking Arrangements. Automobiles will enter the grounds from the Big Bend boule- vard side (formerly Pennsylvania avenue) and be parked, Delegates to the triennial con- vention of the Lutheran Synod of Missouri, Ohio and other states, now a world-wide church, which is meeting here, will attend the dedi- cation. Concordia Seminary is the keystone of the synod’s educa- tional -system. There are 19 buildings of Tudor- Gothic design, in which 2161 tons of Ste. Genevieve gray stone, 219 tons of Perry County yellow stone and 1996 tons of Colorado red stone were used for the walls. The sloping roofs are of slate of mot- tled color. The power plant is connected with all the buildings by tunnels six feet in diameter, having a combined length of 1500 feet. The seminary has its own ice plant. The investment in the new seminary is $3,090,000. The old one, at Jefferson avenue and Win- | nebago streef, is to be sold. Chorus of 1000 Voices. A large brass band and a chorus of 1000 voices, comprising’ the choirs of local churches and the | | “Worth It’s Weight in Gold” Emulsion, $1.20 size, ASTHMA RPS - » MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS new discovery that heals ‘sufferers of : ‘the dreaded malady——’ ‘Asthma and oth- MU her bronchial ailments.’ Send for au- IN SICAL _senvicgy fs, One sa, from satisfied buy- says, “Sleep like a baby, no Bodi Talc Just the thing for the body in hot weather. Keeps you cool and always re- freshed. Complete with large puff. Kil-Quick Roach Powder For the elimination rand prevention of roaches, waterbugs and other’ insects. Safe to handle. S0c size ... 35ce size ... $3.50 Nickgl-Plated hermos Bottle Highly nickel finish, corrugated bottle, keeps contents hot or cold for 24 hours. $1.98 39c 79C dteading the morning awakening. forth tts weight in gold.” Order a it-of four bottles now. Prompt fw given to mail orders on re- peeipt of money order. $2.25 per bot- Or a treatment of four for $9.00. @ Literature sent free. _ALHUNO LABORATORIES 4501 Western Av. Dept. F LOS ANGELES, CAL. | MEEHAN NS QUALITY GROCER b 818 Rd ORT AS ‘aa tel re 60 Years of Honest Merchandising Is Your wu Guarantee of Our Re- liability. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR— , n — sieuieimen .42¢ .3le — -- ~~ or Ais de ce tam ae ce ae BIG 2 5eSe25c4 —-_ ~~ = - fon ckers antity Lasts) Ed. Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine Hair Tonic Small size, Beauty From YW 69¢c The Sea ‘seminary, will furnish music for the ceremony. A special hymn A fragrant dash of No. VIN ‘ h th Rev. Dr P E 4711 Bath Salts and you written Dy e . . a find your daily tub as fresh- NIN Kretzmann will be sung by the as- ening and enlivening as an ocean dip! The water is caress- — semblage. nl b dell ab my oom — os is grateful WS VIN J sses W e elivere y -—ane ere is at sparkli Addresse always associated with beanie, ow a Household, Rubber, in 60c value, Mavis Rouge, three new shades... Disinfectant, $1.00 size, portunity to pur- rch Rockers, of for the price of Rockers shown londay or Tues- ill be $10.00, de- 5 for 39c Wire Y AN ere, Health and WAN Hair Tonic, 60c size, ELECTRIC TOASTER— Complete a cord and ae scape al $4.39 } | ( ; ¥ ais STAR-RITE VI- Paes ne ”* BRAT R, Model A $4.39 Jn . ‘es i %@ Syrup of Pepsin STAR-RITE $3 29 7 eis “2 =F} Caldwell s 60c hentia. - MARCEL WAVER ° e: i White Cleaner Amelita Pee Ch 25c¢ size, ‘ Ed P inaud’s Toilet : Bath Crystals Hind’s \ Conic tine ‘Preparations — {te “rete.” "thy Coty’s lita. Lilac Vegetal 7 3 a me . Lifebuoy ian, toe tee 6c SPORES AS For th oi- —< : = - ° agnes lette. The lo. Phillip s’ oe bettie, ” 39c / 59c —poi = en Richard Hudnut’s §.8.8. "8 §=6©"F7O8e After shaving, hid “= for the bath Sweet Orc N ns i Deodorant, 39 Dr. West’s ye pe ee Toilet Water 0 iP 50c¢ size, ¢C Tooth With the in- congue a and Mellins 4 ag 56c B sh c om p arable refreshing ru — pre $ 1 OO Mum ‘toe ee 39 te Clean; inside, out- 6 | gaits side and between eam Cotton 1-[b. roll, 3 9c a ae Mavis Toilet An Easy Way to Aid Hinkle’s ae ve 17 Cc + heat bot- 8 — Digestion! , Indigestion—the start gf — ail- Glov 37C ae "i e o in- mee eet ae atce fade | Lysol 79c; \ Footh Paste p or Glistening Take Dr. Siegert’s Danderine 44c cou, White Teeth ANGOSTURA Tablets, “Success,” 2 ond widieds mayen Cans TTERS— Laxative 25¢ size, lc out “sie pF ae tare Constet- neil = sterine ooth before —BI sprinkle it on your food. Peau-Doux “S00 size, 39c your teeth. 98-lb. sac $5.: _ARISTOS, PILLSBURY OR ROYAL og spares A physician writes:— “] find the compound to be a wholesome, mild and delightful bitters that produces very excellent results in aiding the Paste will prove beneficial to Star Rite : sack $5.60 Seance SANTOS cat €4 OO Orders Will Be GArfield 3930. Purchase All Three Rockers for $10 and Save— ground or steel cut; .. 2 'BAYLES’ SALTED PEA- NUTS—Per pound PMACARONI OR SPAGHETTI— yo a" 15c , STA FER’S LAUNDRY TABL i pkes Per doze | HEN FEED. (no grit)— ‘Per 100-lb. sack | PARLOR BROOMS—5- $2.35 String sewed 6GAL. STONE JARS— With handles: each ese -Netural ge 0S No dead hotles with these Crowns. Per dozen Per dozen cans......... $5.75 Fifth size, doz., Ge: gross, $7.50 : _ond-hands with chipped t sens ,; .. 35e 10-Grom, we ree 5 $3.20 SAMPSON MAL = toe flavor; et gy ett 50c ' DOUBLE DUTCH MALT— 3-Ib. can, hop flavor; can '50c ; BEVERAGE BOTTLES Pint xize, doz, 40¢; gross, $4.50 rt size, doz., 86c: gross, $9.00 are all new sey eel agg sec- ee Cc APPING MACHINE— Caps any size bottle. MALT K. Brandi hop flavored ; Dozen ¢ ‘Hop-Flavor Malt Per Pound, 12c Light, Dark or Bock—This makes )7our 3 ths. of Malt cost 36c. Why ‘-) More for tin cans and labels? Malt is put up and guaranteed fone of the largest manufacturers Malt in the country. $5.50 in T MAIL ORDERS s receive prompt attention, must 3 acrompanied by post office order or certified checks. “CITY DELIVERIES Maas on purchase of $3.00 or ee out-of-the-way parts - iowk deli an de aatdbedendieiee oe material is bought and sold Post-Dispatch Wants. | pressmen employed by the Rev. Dr. Frederick Pfoten- hauer of Chicago, president of the synod, and the Rev. J. W. Behn- ken of Houston, Tex. There will he three-minute talks by Prof. H. A. Klein of Springfield, Ill.; Prof. a. Cc. Barth of Milwaukee and Henry W. Horst of Rock Island, Ill., representing various church bodies. Sixteen tablets on build- ings and archways, in honor of noted teachers of the synod and others, and one reminiscent of the log cabin in which the seminary was *founded in Perry County, Mo., 87 years ago will be unveiled. One archway is named for the King Gustavus Adolphus of Swe- den who defended the Lutheran faith in the 30-year war and an- other for Tyndale, who translated the Bible into English. The public is invited to attend the dedication. An electrical sys- tem will carry the ceremonies over the grounds and into the buildings and the program will be held in- doors in case of rain. DIES OF HEAT EXHAUSTION WHEN STRICKEN AT WORK Robert Gratz, 43 years old, a the St. Louis Star, died of heat exhaus- tion at 7 o'clock last night. He was stricken while at work short- ly after 6 o'clock and was removed “ity Hospital in a taxicab. Gratz lived at 3302 Nebraska avenue, with his widow and three children. "41)= Bath Salts NM iS digestion by -stimulating the flow of the digestive fluids.” (Letter on file) Same formula since 1824 x One gallon capacity. Easily cleaned. liquid hot or $5 valué. cold. Organ Recital for Grotto. A popular organ recital for vis- | iting and local members of the! Mystic Order Veiled Prophets of | the Realm and their families and | friends will be given by O. Wade | Fellert at the Scottish Rite Cath- edral. 3637 Lindell boulevard, Tyesday at 7 p. m.. This will be followed by a contest between Grotto choral clubs from various parts of the country. TAMPA SEAL STRAIGHTS 6 for 25c MANTILLA, 8c Size 4 for 25c Box of 50, $2.95 PLANCO STAPLES 2 for 15c¢ PRODUCTO 10c Size CHANCELLOR 10c Size GARCIA GRANDE GONZALES Tales of Smoke Broadways. 3 for 25¢ Will keep food or $2.49 Bathing Caps Guaranteed . good quality \ caps. Made by Goodrich. Various styles and colors. re | to $1.39 Water Cooler For your Ice Box. Will fit in box right next to ice, providing you with cold water always. 49c men lvory/ h/ ipter- Dental. lor Easily refilled (extra 100-day refill, 23< each). Ruby Styl. Caen bete. 50c De Luxé Ivory model in leather case, $1.00 Nickel finish, 8 inch size. i Caron’s Black Nar- cissus Perfume, %-oz. original Amelita Narcis Coty’s L’Origan Perfume, 2 oz. original Azurea Perfume, bulk, Perfume, 1% oz. original .... Amelita Narcis Perfume, 1 oz. original Coty’s L’Origan Toilet Water, small size Houbigant’s Ideal Perfume, 4 oz. original Blue Rose Per- sc pic bulk, Electric Fan Operates on direct or $589 current. Automobile 79c Hat Box Shaped Case, decorated in ofl in many pretty designs. Bath Spray Strong red rubber tubing with nickel spray. Special $1.50 Corona

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ST. LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Oi oe Ro we. oP ee ee re i er ee eran er x ore hs ” Beas as r. bs Ss > > ee _ =, “ a iy = 4 LOSE aE MEE Tt OME Pate Cate ak os OS nee, Pe pe ; shod i mabe ir thew Sais & et Fi a pi atca tee J ae a Le Rn eet fae RP ance Tae ¢ , Sie Le bs AEA 0s ea dike ee 4 - honest ; ae eles 4 wr 4 ¥ ae Bn. 5 HR ne Oj £ Z GPR BR. SELSTIAR : iT Clie. ies aaiad Bae ste. s © . » A DPE PP A» PRAIRIE Oe DRE ial OTA 4U >. pe thor Fe ee aie UE >) ate at. Os DS AES ANE RR I Xs IS PRA IETS VE RL cs _ > : ” ae wu 3 ~ ve ln Sp eae 0h od Set gree. ls ERIE Ve NA ILE DE IN POT RM ae TORE RoR ae avon ~ fant ree Nae SPECIAL SALE OF Siiuss BERNIE DECORATING Co. © Candlesticks Torchieres Art Objects Book Ends Vases Etc. Per Pair, W tired Complete Pelychrome Tews *«tyles = ’ . Sigiis 7 Uy aps real Candlesticks. pair . finish, cylinder: Sop 65 65 These Bases are all wired SSgSUcGSRtag$it! 312 * On the lunior type. Verv 5 ++ ce ahaces. * ws s = EH = 8 | Forest Pa 3! ejvic, patriotic and military organ- sts eee teeeee tithe; pedSesdtetssaggessiet thes | . eee tee eere Cotas : o2° pir Le with miyil pe Snaim gockets, 1 =| Sons of Union bridce type and 2 Nights 3 attractive and handsome- ss iy ec erated in pely- Ss Segtt2r3 vee 3 aT re ee * $4 SREREGSSIRSESESESUEESS EE EEE Sess : . . teESEEEt Monday and Tuesday only. Pius attechment for electrical devices 383 hr itthstestes 3 tees $10 to $29 Send for Catalog 10-Inch (Guaranteed ) Electric Fans . rass blades, motor cas- base and guards fintehed i ‘t ef T. ee = Same Fan ase Eig 95 = ing rent. Complete at.. ** SCPC Pee ee eee eee ewer see . eeereereenene be apes cderiebspeseciitssees * “ : . ee ereee 2! eee Poe ee, Lee ee erect erre > Pad be | eee eeeee esas eee TFLAG CEREMONY | AT THE MUNICIPAL THEATER TODAY *ECUSEEL EEE ERR Tagg SEE > a en a || Religious, Civic, Patriotic Military Bodies to’ Unite in Observing Na- S3SRSSRiH +35 seer" eeeneae eet eeeetaeee tional Day. | Joint exercises in observance of Flag day will be held this after- noon in the Municipal Theater in rk by various religious, oft igations of the city. 33 National’ Flag day is tomorrow and business houses and private citizens have been asked to display flags in honor of the occasion. | Most formal observances of the oc- | easion will be held this afternoon, except for one elaborate program to be held by Masonic organiza- | Ons at 3: / morrow night. Pageant by Boy Scouts. The Forest = be under the auspices of the Amer- | Cat, B. Dd. pr rogram be a Historical Flag Pageant given | =: / by 15 Boy Scout troups of the city. | Ses | Reproduction of flags from th | =) time of John Cabot in 1497 to the! = present day will be displayed in the | ;| pageant to show the evolution of the Stars and Stripes. | The principal speaker of the/ =| program will be the Rev. Dr. M.| =? | Ashby Jones of the Second Baptist Flag.” The 138th Infantry band will play pa- triotic selections, there will be a number of solos and the audience will join in singing patritic songs | and repeating the pledge to the flag. The Masonic Observance. The Masonic observance of Flag day tomorrow night will be par- | ticularly impressive because of the large number of musicians who will play ands of a dozen grotto organizations that wil! be here ge the annual Grotto convention wil play and a choral club of 100 Columbus, 0O.. Treadwell of Church on “Our voices from will sing. (Ce orze A. 'man who tried te hold him up two | | esis ago. 'The other is held for investigation. | Heart Disease - STOREKEEPER CAPTURES Companion Escapes After Grocer Becomes Suspicious When Pair Peers Through Window. INQUIRY IN AUTO CRASH | ee een THAT KILLED YALE MEN saw two men looking into his store | | One of Four V ictims Is Son yesterday morning and was SuSs- | of Dr. H. D. Cushing, Brain picious because ene resembled a) ype Specialist. Dachroeden put his revolver and | his money in his pockets. Pres- | ently the two men entered and Dachroeden drew his revolver on —Coroner Mix them. One ran out and escaped. an investigation of the automobue erash in which two Yale students Special to the Post-Dispaten. NEW HAVEN, Conn., today June 12 and their woman companions lost ito A. W. Zell. a their lives in Guilford about An autopsy in tie case of August} W. Zell. superintendent of the Park ™. today. | One of the women who died sub-station of the Postoffice, who 7 i the Guilford Sanitorium, surviving dropped dead when sprinkling the, ‘lawn at his home, 2733 Russel] | her companions by a few moments, boulevard, i ' closed that death hed resulted from dette D. Kiernan. acute heart disease. \_Bridget Kiernan 21 of New Haven. Seottish Rite Cathedral to-; Park exercises will | McBride | chairman. A/| featured event of the program will | Enjoy Normal Vision Single Vision Glasses, Lenses, Frames and Examination $620 O gift is more precious than sight, nor so frequently impaired through neglect. And neglect of your eyes is needless, for period- ical examinations may be had at Jaccard’s without obligation. Three Registered Optical Specialists to Render You the Most Efficient Service. Toric Kryptok Bifocal Lenses. The best $9 50 invisible double vision Lenses obtainable At Low Jaccards = +: Optical Department a Dependable Service New Orleans, grand monarch of) i'machine was ‘accident and struck | Haven from a dance in Woodlawn | ‘property of G. E. The other three, who were killea | breathing. Shé could give no ac- outright, were George M. Kopperl,' count of the accident before her |'Galveston. Tex.. a Yale freshman, | death. driver of the car; William H. Cush-, Cushing was the son of Dr. Har- ing. Brookline, Mass., Yale junior | vey D. Cushing, famous brain spe- and baseball letter man; and Mrs. | Cialist of the ‘Harvard Medical Edwin I. Reeser of New Haven. | School Kopperi played on the) The party was returning to New| 'freshman football team. His moth- er. who is in New York, was noti- | automobile, the) fied. | Sheldon of New| . ‘yeemorial for La Follette. | a freshman at Yale. The! WASHINGTON. raveling ot a high senate today adopted a resolution rate of speed at the time of the) an elm tree) of the home of ex-Senator | in a borrowed York, SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. in front i EB. H. Roif, on the post road. A | was deep in|? z a. ] ' Thursday afternoon, dis- has been identified as Miss Berna- | daughter of Mrs. | | 60c, $1. $1.90 Imported Olive Oil. 1 \ Mail Add 10% —Double Eagle Stamps end in the road is believed to have | been the cause of the crash. Prol-. ably Kopperl. who was driving, | failed to see the curve, and the car | left the highway. if The automobile was so badly; * wrecked it was almost impecssible- to tell what kind of car it had) at or catalog Neighbors awakened by the ter-| C. W. Newhall, Head Master | ifie er f 4 ; ce | samen TL | EASY TERMS Spec 1114 June Bride Sale—End mle OLIVE EASY TERMS ST. Here are EASY CREDIT TERMS A Colorful Fiberset ‘a Sean Room or Porch—Only Another outstanding value for Monday that defies comparison! three attractive pieces built of quality fiber and finished in rich enamel. . choice of several different shades. The cushions are loose and spring-filled with colorful cretonne covering. This set is practical, beautiful and serv- iceable. Ideal for sunroom, porch or even living room, and you will save many dollars on its purchase Monday at this price. 39" 3-PIECE BED OUTFIT Consists of Simmons Walnut-Finish Bed. a Good Link ” Spring, Guaranteed Cotton Mattress EASY TERMS SLVERSIONE (6, 1114 OLIVE will stand all kinds of 3137 N. ile 3847 Wash ashing™o PP il Tid Forty-seven persons died 7 IL of apoplexy. Nine deat measles were reported, 5 pe @ied of diptheria, and a Ping cough. There were through accidents and I su I in Bellefontaine After Ser fees at 10 a. m. Tomorrow. = funeral of Mra. Lydia Lout winer 52 years old, wite ck D. 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honor of the late Senator 3 lefte of Wisconsin. ee " } ws if £8 bis itty) 2 — > rage uit 4 : Setiie pin it tee ihe BERS PE a 2 @ ariitirbtesss. ; eo pepe + i} ’ ; — .» 2237 Sees Las: 2S hep etSeTPbR Hpsesee srg: =a PER e spas inet. mane men ce 13, 1996 8T. LOUIS eS aan ne ne POST-DISPATCH —, ee a i . * ee — - — D ORR = I n d fy } | ELSON Eterna inc. ——~—____. | | SSS es C ] ° f ° d HT hapten partad, lemania avenue, | || ‘alkali ir YS: section & ‘ATIONAL wptds ”.* Same 0. PETROL- a S Ss I ] e | er of ‘ RP asi Ei=on. i} LA ,; =r ry rym | || LOTS—At ice; 10 lots in Memo: , ection 10; lots 41A. _ on . ; Fr . : ; Advertisemen | | 2732 Soutn Grand mene Schmitt's nartors |!) 2 : 3 | : rif ts Hii4 ar gee Minger rane tt oe || 47. 48 49. 50. 51 "ho 54. 55. Phone : ' : By 37 48: av. - | : H ; ‘ £8. f On the Following Pages: H| “tee Ad . : || Olfax 73767. * 852 Greer: av. LE. J. Se the Home . Sees | Soo beech A, Sa ee pe| fl en ' oA . 7) rr a P ly Bet) or 50. rice e- ° . ; . . 4 ees ru pothy, Za | ous $250. 4959 Easton. FOrest S205 sul ou fs Grand Haven Lake Sta ron 18 1994 | ‘ota Hannah, Cal) after 6 p. et (e) sock 4 os0q Ce “4. Raymond © Pian. Golr bathing MM: ted tee | anet, Ki “any Ongy’—12-arave lot, section S-Gae ouls, Stale Vermo . : i ine thay sottaees, hotele t wound inflicted the Miriam, N , Octavia any 5564, Louis, § o . re For nhatrondxe t wee us Groves. Sunday, June Osalie, Salome, Sara. T debts ss ie date b Chamber of Commerce. Grand Haven, wife, : ock. ~ 8 x “ a? ae ; a TR ; ee eRe ie ’ ee - : > Sb e-oe e Peeee hie > yd Pepe aie x NPR + Ht ai Sn in a ES a iy q . - ay ‘ ) i: © ht ld calle , ete "SACU © mee ite 2 I tag 4 $ £ “e ~ Le SAE Shr ie ¢ “3 SoS utiay, 5 ha + 4. 9 ae oN : 4 asta a — ht Aan -,,..0c0eo=—_ a Mera mec Arte ioe Pot VE 1 |, Gay, 1926, at 9 p. m.. Thomas | | | ADER—Stee] je softened by 7 . 4 In® are the Jet acted uy , e flour; | | ag allen _.__ SPIRITUALISM wife. Viola Ingram \*" ‘hie dat &4 Gravois ty | Gallagh : lor ’ } Margamt | | Quantity § of newly ; »Wers: Ala Calvi Sk Teresa's ‘Church’ ||| the | : cle; | | THROMONISTIO Mission Wednesday SRONARD INGRAM. = LT eran. SS ee Auditing ang Accounting Hh "ef e eeee8 » ; : r } as A ' : TRINITY cyt RCH—Wedneasday. 2 PD. m ‘ # |i) Auto Trave; Trips me ner to : cag: § i AGRE Entered into reset on Fri-/ | Ver Sleeping car etiquette. nobia where it will the fo ec pArkansas, apple 44 Sate or, 807 | aiacnbine Diessu SAS, 2 ossom: ate by my ii Societe . 2 : ; lid and leavysa Florida, Orar messages. Mrs. Lowe. 6451 Wells. Al _ from family residence. 3845 | Market Street, on Monday. June 14, | a. 8:30 ‘es 1 ii fi > = ] ' i to adom litle gir! 8652M THEOMONISTIC CHURCH — Services 3 FOrest (ce) 0 tes fe GRATZ- Asieen in Jeane on Satu rid co! The more Cherokee ros >. > rose: : ten ios | a | 1 ie Ne lith ti are and Dyeing oe ws ij June 12 19286. at 6-30 rm R bert | ij lar rer th . b ts } 4 7 Ww ashington | Oming Events bier a ok - Gratz 3302 A Nebraska avenue, be- | || aire? h ry oe Keep nois, the T Mondays. ~: Tuesdays. Fridays, 8 D. m., ~* —— 29 a # lected inti os wl 2405 s. 13% | | Dancing bed j) } to lusban f Hilda Gratz (nee Da- | | eed ‘s . if possil Another form. carnation: * {| 3243 Knapp, : for three RL thes Private; # oars ee ect ere 2844 Texas | || 8). dear hi ‘t. Charlotte ana is = #8 CO put one tablespoonfy] of | ; TRUTH—Rayard and | —2'C: OR S._Call Hiland 9003 Fe Tule ana where the S £8 | Watson ra!) Lost and Found | phrer e Vogt } other of Ruth | i] Tr I , $5.00 7 Ptettie 939 Kingshighway Park | | or : nee Humphreys). Roy and Car- ra ne ; . Julius up ae Prandt 194 N. 2 — i By mpt ; an Sister. Ssister-in- | 4231 lly aw. : eer and mother-in-law (Entelopes 4 FC. Krew | : : 6918 Southwest | O rer, j ’ alph, | ashington, rhododen- ‘ta ww s | 2:30 Services Sunday we : avis : s unday. 2:30 Dp. m.: Sunday & T ering Co., Archi. M. Hum- | || ; id, Hiram. 926. Ju tetas . ree oe SPIRITUAL TEMPLE, 4150 West Belle. ork will be ! Sunday, li a. m. and 8 p. m.: ets of the Unis stenné for in lawful money Dm. J. gs. Weatherford, Pastor. BOARD OF EDUCATION. Union, Mo. S YOICE SPIRITUAL CHURCH. aoe OWEN. President. | Lambert, ‘Lanc uis, Mark’ | Martin, f . Neal a m A i, tye ahd Ais aides 1 "J “Ye, oe Laugh Ps aye sega lily; ermont, { : | Moving and Storage i oe ' os | $1.00 A . Pap - iH : j ‘Bue. Sunday. June 13. at 2 p. =. Ie taymon 33 ! Ww * > es : pe 1333 H-. ti Paintin ment at Vathall = =. Vf West Virginia. rhododen.- || : s Port Pin Sets, 7 , “a i 4 in m+ soe lg iha a (c7) | Zadok erie, x hangs 7 pee Violet: Wyoming, Cer ada eeday, 8 p.m. Rey: J. Spen- te and E 2168 llway Ex. ae “He 7 2 i} » he f sew | | he OR, riTis— : blue ringe entia : > wa ein * ange d = L ea $2.00 | ‘ se Hill | | i Pad a Oa A ae ; mp|| bara, Beatrice. Pei pes ta ni Hawaii, le i. HRESTIAN Bon UAL, CENTER. = ~ ae fel) S $8.25 to $24 09 : ; ex ii 7 |j[a¥enue. beloved witty Of iam | | | days. 8 9. an. egnday. 2:30 p.m: Fri. bs 7 4 q : } . i] noe Ih — af awe ; | . D m. 6126 Minerva: all wel- SF dec” $4.00 +5 $i0v.06 ‘ ed Mi! , z | Hh and pets eal F ot Aiec. Th INFOR ATION come. Mrs. Sykes. re . : 7 3 ost Madi Se 2 Ss. ‘ Oj i . . =F . the St. Louis Bar Association.) SPIRITUAL Services every Sunday and rS adits ea cs ; . Thursday evenings at 8 o'clock: Wednes- BERS : b ler. 3 Tart! | sister pot | ar 2 e had no right to hold S—If the property owned by ||} day afternoon. 2 o'clock, |, Swerch, 3906 BB Men J. Mare Jr Luxemba, oe a in F “f Sixty-sixth year. | your instrument for the rent. You | them is owned by both of them as i 5. Broadway. third floor. 2 a i tutte. °°°°°°°% 217 Dee i |. Fu Grorot fom Bae harcore, had. | C8n replevin it from her. potas tenants, ‘ his death | me, ON tae : K 4 “Sega 2 ; bps avenue. Tuesday. une Ti » ° she wor , (| 8. m., Wednesday, 1-: D. m, . Lae Rings. $15.60 to $24.09 5 FC ieee. la ‘30 QD. ™m.. to New Picker Cemetery. eh. . ark eo ye ge a {s Ss e theta beco vee ie : : mday, pared Fe : a Wanted 4 | , : rs +e@lay Center, Kan |) petesalca | a : (“'' ||} Sue them for the -.50 in a Justice > a |} Hall, ev. Carroll, ~ wta —_ Ff aims, 22.59 to $3.75 | tN. Queiser : hi » tay ER Entered ; nd -as, |}; Of the Peace Court, if you think ° hes Which h i SPIRITUALIST CHURCH, site above } yO yo ae hes $10.75 29 Li }L, Kansteiner ing.” o** ide, by ife| | that that is worth while. e cou Bartmer. Services 9:30 a. m, ell. lewood, ie: ‘ up | 2108 SMe oan i | of Fredo netet). bel 1. Pastor, residence 5305 Maple. TBHOUSE Wid an —Good i $5.75 | ‘od . tj * Melvern lansteiner. | A CONSTANT READER—To5 be the 1992 i (c99) | locali asonable distance of lty. ae | j 12054 g§. Jefferson |i « ervices from C R. Lunton's Mortuary, / | On the safe Side, the te a | Or unless B made a i CHURCH OF ¢ - Universa} Idress M. A. Singleton, 31754 8. Grand. : ckle and lack .. Cit ia ial © ae = oe Monday. June 14. at || give onegmonth’s avor. | ectenrned, Sunday a we a3 x... 7998. c) Se ’ . , nterment B llefontaine ‘ema. | |} y DOU NG e — a ages, a ks T. Hary, plete, $1.06 ja ares : jon | « i 2 - aine _—— | Vacate, neighbag a O ) | Be ; all w 3634 Jun ata.(cod) For Rent ‘ - Da} 34235, Hues | mRAI SE Entered om Saturday. | | side. If : 7 | CHURCH—sunday, Friday, ( DELIGHTFUL + ' 4 Mparey | | Bella Kraviant 2% at vcd _ m.. Ella! i POST-DISPATCH-_Wea do t | ' d 178 , ednesday, Friday, 2 p. m, 3125 ood Bea U i ratiae, i rr? D i know what your question is, ore ‘ provi : ip pot : 2} . § oo ) ° Rev. I. Mead.- tne. Ala } | Louis i | ' uli 3 in Gear sister | ’ Trade Schools an S. Schell R. L. Schell, at the! ii a a Pee write we areet @ |b doing so , 3205 rs. Wa ; swim ‘ars man. lease write again. rou 1 . : Uf iors Wedn , , | ters, - ™. Thursday 2-39 row boats, basebel! COTTAGE rooms; pat 3302 '¥ (c99) -Mount, Wellston, Mo COTTA rtm ag mera! Tuesday. Jun 5, 2:30 pj , 7 nee dert , “Fom the residence 5955" y*' ; E L 3 | ‘ MED CA NS | SPIRITUALIST| ARSTE has all Sl agg m: Wednesday furnished ¢ Toilet Articles | ‘ause, ee ! ia r © d a d red, Mary you appa rently have already 1] not dea motce on ' H | all, 05 P Sunday M Greer | W. McCullough . 35384 Hartfora ; ’ 4 : Steiner 3822 Ss. oso " i ~ . — - KURTZ», t red 1% Ai ’ ‘ : A n ‘ : ~., Compton ~i Jeane in 19> as.» :.. Seay. oo ; ; ; r ad ene M4 ~a . Ten U DERTAK | Kurtz ine ap Pisen | = E . “AL a — ; sidered. Diag i P vee it ay. «ee r Simon and others, 4334 Fin- - ie ‘smd ath ee )avenue. beloved rife ef Char Kuriz,/ | SUFFERER.—See ansWer to “R. {or ' or irritati ett fee lp it! Comm Park av 3305 Leotned -LUB LOTS—Po, lease: 34 Miles from aj On : | Liwperr ML «4-7 B-O-Y- 4 Fendier funccal 2 om at . losin . res: . ‘of , | ton Hall fine hn PEImar 0748." DPimar efng Tk nee te ee me-| || velope fon amped addressed ’ en od has trouble ¢ © ||| end messare.” ei '. Louls on Victor ee ately “bose Miles from city limits: Ro t 0681 - ee rendier | Velope for reply. | determined by . "cription avtinannin : ‘c)i i] | IGNORANT.—Some factal disfig-| but requirt; ti a ee GANIZED SPIRITUALISTS | ders | FE—On Friday. June 11. 6. Mz ¥ hil : id aoe AND NATION FILIA’ id = oles Coe ae Sp MME || wrments an ne eee cet | : ESOS) cana NAL Abt lLtaron, | lilinois | Ca “Sister oP fB. and Robert B Swe being one, but net te f | nea || Rea Suntays 3 and & p, me Ar pfiediamon a 3101 Rutger D and Mra ger aud/ |) being one, but not i neat Bhaga oa bd ‘ cut Se ste Ml oF rent. * Mex Jackson 3405 La Salle | 3710 N. Grand Bi Near Nat Mrs. John L./ | od employed for suct rl 7 nt iw 3 E +e. e Ven HT yp THIRD ap ereices, 8p, m., -.. Evansvilie nd | Phone TYiler 2096-2559. ~ ’° funeral } you will send self ad sessed ?, Pal Cour ‘|| Maccabee . j Vandeventer. a sven S es zs ‘ j oo 2 rs P . Une] ai OMe. La- > Ftamped enveiope ve whl Eladly h and | Trance lec . : wry o feeramee, 3 Foms, 2 porches One furnished. $175. Sem Caasiily 8 J Ir » ; i Vetta awe . - ry el} ~OtTrle ones - ‘ ,- A 4 Ky | t , ngfell 13. °° Wlevard direct you to Operating specialists | Streets. where yOu will be Cared | | [Suis Waterman. . -€ bry Ba 3. : || Mew members. ‘e ; ys, 2/ ~e unday or cal} GRand 1392 ‘ Funeral | | C k d to whom | for freé of ch ve St 2:30 Dp. m., Sunday ||! Whosdo such work an om | ree of charge py | SERVICE FIN RAL HOME a | nimi oe rest ad on you may entrust your case with | PATIENCE.—The Hie FOURTH CHO a oe A A STANT ; ee Ch. - - — - ~~ nee confidence. | tion applied to th ! + Ae 0 y ¢ ~ LA FP T T : * oe oS ae ° ‘s 2 ay aie — ——— - *T> a ss —s “y ‘ 6 é s j . —§t, — FAYETTE av _fe62) 4%, 1926, at 6-20 a. mm Cathegine | i ( ONSTANT READER.—The tak- | in the skin Should ‘tive: || 2:30, FF, va. -™m. 4557 ch, two m les above Fen . wooded bluffs. “OOTinani ice Kuc buch)), wife of the; i ing of a 5-grain engo aplol cap- Preci itated su] hur - ji] , SIX HU + 2611A Ra ation. % furnished co £ Pep pe we aeons Of p phur, Riverside 0220. 8011 CEMETERIES ate John B. Mo “5 ; - 8-30 | Sule three times daily eegzinning POWdered Camphor, 20 gra ge tage 1 ye = vad : leg 2 a oan ii c we f 6urdg v. ihe ae a ofl > } > ad 7aT 4 ; » j = » , } . P * A enna Site, ) , met — _ *- | three or fo ir days a ee io dered tragacanth, 10 Srains; , CHURCH. 5432 Bates, sun- a + GE—Meramec- Petty’s Hill, Toot Test on Satyur-// Strual period at a sontinu or! “ater and rose ‘w; " seers. & Dp. m. Mra Gein Park: water. Ughts, Fowler zt at ] 30 -— Jo- : through that périod and three or . . Mix ; A Wednesday. Dp ? . COTTAGES——Fi Brennas), widow of! | four days after, should correct /&nd morning ; ‘ EIGHTH 1810% Benton nee Bluffs, 1 | Ge 0 your trouble. Also a act aD beth | h 5 oRF b une at Sinead , Tog AG Eat Castiewood. and morning. emaining | ' 2: m. Miss W -| $955 after 10 9 m. Sunday a : avoiding overwork : b | TE Sundays, 2:30 and “mL AGES—Ciarkson Bark:-ds week or > Tesn't- » v ‘ - : f -. é oO + ype lea ; a y during this time. , HY Ret aun. Ss d 7 D. d Hall River furnished; 7 2 rd., Meramec P if . A rece UNUSUAL amd Mere Mic enna. ~ er “a é d . - - i - : -} Sheehan, ‘ . | 4 9 young woman, as you! 4908 Natura] Cognors. All| = ETAGES—Neatiy tarnished 755 (2) iuriiished, or the son, a4, M. A Rutger. Mo. Tandmothe; nd nt. CARSON BD. Fune: rom ) he: State, and otherwise enjoying good | ;; is b ge ii) welcome. PERPETUAL une ® Useell avers, Qviliam J. Boyd. t| | health, there ts little likelihood |‘ . uw , || ELEVENTH CHURCH. Sundays, & p, GArfiels £491. a2) | RY ; eon Tue: ay Jur kh’ 72*/ |i that such insufficiency wil] lead to be} slasti “Meher iii M.. Compton Hall, 3205 Park. rs. Wat- went ti a4 a M...to St. E “ us on In- i other tranbies ; ve 7 ei ors. Pe nenday, 8 p. m., Thursdays, 2:30 sa e oF rent; on | PROPLES’ SPIRITUALIST tric, w sultable 2 famiii —— ——S RPMI tore térment in en t 2 il was a member of St. anne Sedality and/ |] $5 é iS) RST the Third 6; ler. onnelly service ‘ ; ind i! has heen organized. D380 W. qc) Sh 1 | ~ en + ; Gl—VFer tent eee, — y : —Entered into ; n Friday | ERS NONS a ee ee ee | Pa Otte sUSPr whe i. ot tom “We LAGE— For rem: at Chain ‘© Lakes | 2!- ps wht exc dd -- | a «Mat 3355 me hd fe ee iit eC INF , “U aupaca, Wis. For art ,| Or city perty. A The Park of Memories iid. Gehlert of’: afayette avenue, dear | iN MEMORIAM _ going church holds tes TSO Re ssa tur- “1, V. Brown, 1042 w. State erty inguire Koch. Mo : GRAVOIS ROAD lig a) ate and of Cordis: George ote | a —On Friday. June 11. 1926 fier. | 7 loving memory of ur @ eon ad . £ “Gallo. "Bve “and” Mabel Sey. oe TR ny LAND--2 ‘tracts, each rs ow 1} Abrens)) ad dea, ther of George and | THOMA— ae eed ane il. 1926 Hi | ~~ Vol mory, | ¢ fon, | Media: Mrs. Vertes. meee yo ~~ 4 COTTAGES —Purnished: screened porches,| #94 % mile riyv i ii Perpetual Charier-Perpetual Care ay ant eAlert, > ae wer, brother-in- io pm a rcbhoff). dear brother-in ‘In’ aur home th > isa acant plane * | enna, Bein sai boating’ m4 eo Oe oaarks: (ishing, 19 Lincoln. i | and son-in-law, a; 3 years. | aome ~ , the age of 6° years. | For e loving boy | true and kina ae ea. . - fres Vegetables. sess. =726 University. i NonsecTaa s. ae ggg AN ge! ken's chanel *."..* m uneral from GebKen chapel 2 42 Mer- vor Us he did his best. _ First Spirit Association. Ine. a ee ae Munir Hooker, : reet onday. Jume 14. at §:; May G im eternal rege NEW THOUGHT CENTER, 4232 Mo- COTTAGE— For rent: B-roc irtx. uson. Mo. | LAciede 7052 RI 247 2 cd amec st t ~. verside *0.(c99) , th deine , Nene aienes ope | ame treet, — ——- auf Utherland. i é : HI ‘ on 4 , ‘ wnt ‘ ia _ to ithorny hureh, thence ¢ Sadiy missed by hia 1, _ : . - wet ° , m su - ‘ 2809 Henrietta eh | ered into rest or June ge g 4 “and Pauls Cen y. {c) FRANK AND LOUVIs E VOLLMAR a. A gt hg - ALE, aa is River wi ‘ege “lo ’ ] 1926. at 5 a m. Ty Hardr M—Entered inlo rest on Thursday, a ' ang (nursday +7 They at; Miles so id St. Lo Om -Di ; “120 | WALSER—Ente: 4 Inyo Y on . | SUNSHINE CENTER ——~ Fourteenth and . : clow rf ‘ara Orr. I ea ene “2 memory of Joseph Eckel, died on hain dt - now over shoe shop. ‘ we ; o 6Beach: feet fer; ‘ Dehnar AL7Iim. land. “ae Hodiamont. ann. x37) S. s h. ; aos ° ae ‘ or 10. eae. a 12:42 a. m. 5. 1933 Benton. Mvetings M Merifield af alli as ‘ ; lov! s- — — ° 4 d } a v dD. In. P rs. s f . if Mary; A yet: true and kind’ thi, BA SPIRITUALIST H Mew . June 1t 2p. m . "EE ~“Ehes . - rr. Otto T. Waleer | Ret ot, ee him on ee» we'll fina > - : Last c , a : : dé A S ro -. aaats a n 2 {Me ~ weet? , , alled hy “a : ; nm |TRER,. B116A Easton. ru 7; 1) - nt 4 Decker | (nee alser). Mrs | hin hone Was Hig wi}} || Spm: We 2 . INC F ether With ail bath- : Tigeds: fur. or rent. McAu ffe. LAclede URI] he . . te = te , | ; _ _ore ' da y and Henry} Sut in our hearts he lingers still. er il | Schneider. t Privileges at Loan Sadly i SSO by HARMONY CENTER will hold Trneet- ‘ u the river from Fen ~ DD. m., at 2905 Blen- . o2e9. SUll 5g. Broad. a (c0o) 3 BX, TH Se doe he iy ‘at. 4 a sly Se! hed. . : i. , “ee uae be (oe 4 ‘ a wud Pee ay - mancke,. eTenwe. Ritter and ; a : father i ae St Luke's Cemetery **Mother of . fon. fe en 7 I W : wn a rom St. Vag dh | Willer mete Be ' a os . ’ al fr the residence, 5620 Maple | 4 ; r . ae A on lemant our Cfar i randss Ong 4 and memory laste i PERSONAL L. D., 0), K.., meet Ine; wri Beach: $150. 4633 Newberry. Orest PS: | BITTNER—rni red into rest on Safty v [eorgce. Freddie and hy Rus. ll, age her and «oust in his twelfth year. & ahal} remember thee. i where, Tai tt 7504. aa pes i pgp ume 32. 1926. at 10:30 4°". id ward ea Remains at Witt Brus.’ chapel, > 2190 Sadly missed by HUSBAND AND cH}, » PERSON AL-—Mre. ~ Roots, ‘Orest 19474, | FURNISHED 10G CABINS Fishing +2 Bittner Sr.) relict’ of Katherine Bittner. te. ' om residence, 20 ho th Jefferson avenue. Funeral Moatay DREN. (c) | formerly with Rankin. call Eurest 19973. bathing, Ozarks Cline, 4517 Claxton, ia tloved ae ap of Edward Bittner Jr... our dear - lay June 3 . Oi; Matthew's : 3 . Le! 2W anu URC. . hi 8% 1) si. o SATTERFIELD 4 mt -* r rj. : CARD OF T ANKS ; -. in Tet » = oe 4 sem ee Fh ite | VPERSONAL—G. Ww. ot &. ; > ae o PONISI Wie, tome For ov a Ca} ime |] uM “ish to . ; 29> ; turn at once; ig. wy te Gsitle UNRes srounda, ss much trouble. ren. Z 1000 . Curtis. FRATERNAL NOTICES | Lake Geneva. Whe, ; ait r nas | FURNISHED cx 'TTAGE...With 5 acres of! R a rn cottage Masonic Meeti q — beautiful pine trees in Northern Wis- on jferamec, Near eity, IJENNINGS LODGE. No. 640, A. F. an consin, accommodations for 6 _N. 19th, ata 5 rom Clement's parlors 2217 i express ¢ beuievard, Tyssdar June 1 2 free “8 Has gore, Interment New Picker Ceme- | ? nt 5 Rol ewe other y Asd SA bs) 2 A vo S @til]. ‘ , . sii as 4 JJ tad — . rr a , ae ; r? J } r : . } : ee ee ee ro —_——" a ; oy , Vacs ‘? OUT home hee 9h ‘ rae lied ‘ S ; 2 ’ ; | BOPP— Entered int? rest on Saturday aw. ‘bis kin j ser’ pCOB, Tie | ge. ¥y mm vj ; her, fati be 1p2e. at 1:25 a m Mary A. Bo .| and aes, 12 Thi sft ie rit yar. ae ee " rae 81 tee oon and friends fur the at toe ame es nvother (age 75 - beloved mother ; f d eral. | iday 7 » ot @ ‘ -imany } eautifu: floral “offerir Za | 4 ' ‘ho ge ~ Louis P. Bopp, Mrs. Anna | rn idence $25: Onn aveny r MPS KATHE RINE RIEDMEYER AND n 10 © sur Aartin Rich- Si Special communication at ». | Miles from Village: Rood i | mali 4 DD. . Anna | fr cs ¢ 32 ss os MR ae PAI HERINE tiki 4 4 ; os ry ar iing ‘Chard fF. de , ay 1926. for the | ‘ . Ti 2s, 193 Death nena Meg mation. ete vone to be present with the | Schenck ‘ae. laughter of the j; oe eo thane ee. Be gr tar | Since that day , 00 Call city office. 1965. or Kiinhart}7 toome and hath each: 8 disease. 13 of tuberculosis Lerd, Chri Campbell, dear moth-| we Kn and our / thab ao nanking i ee ou “hittle et bev all and others Moolah Temple re minkart boathouse, with 5-room ; T . is r 4. : la ¢ Géz r ‘* =f es ; ; r af - 2 Ihe ¢ iT) af : r pba’ : . ra - »ut t? rT rig ‘ , » fire . ‘ ; , "" " e, - ete ad ’ Al | = -- a@iititTi tn -4 Vs “aa ; ‘ ~— .. ih ider, . =a . — ar . . ' I . le the iT) “ « - DD li ’ ies . THE 4 ; - ae ‘ = PALM 6522 ter. Measles Were reported, 5 per-;“;.- 1 Stebbens ave-! North Ninet. mn Stree: yy lay ine 14. | heare nd offneiater {nA riaking ; ‘AND DAD SOBLES of Moolah Temple are requested J an? - A = ; At hern CiMeter; 0 FATHFR «A ND PRO? HER e pOVIR Memory ‘ OUr dear Mother 15a - , ; Partie Mary Hecke! Whe Duasaed | Urotto in receiving and entertaining Grotto . 9°25 Visilora June ld. lo 1é. (are are eape- leg delightfully lo- tn a tzerland ) 4 im PF riedens Cemetery. a os ”~ if ft use ail 8 roa. Jronton, 18 of *poplexy. Nine deaths er of *> tz . 4 | > e. “a jie s ; : j dieq ir ; Webster Unt Sunday, Is) ss « D>. FH ) We te place t) Cir cara at the disposal «af the , of diptheria. and 3 of Funera) from Drehmar Harraj lw SCHROED Fx Ent: red inte 7+. . By . , P , .* al ry aTriy frie s 77 . . 14 or rent: - mae © | } z 19°6 at 5 Tr 3 . ‘ . . “ caiiiens ah ea ? Tes . ‘ ‘ eed - ’ . J ' , . sympathy ' , ‘ ar | “lay Fequested at Union Station Monda - | Cated: Mo Completely fur. Ping cough. There were i | chan 4. 1905 Union boulevard Monday € ‘acl c. Oe mien = - ' bs nee nda ’ -.¢f . ‘ ; -~ ' Oe nt ae ° ‘* i => ie* «a r ‘He . sei J , 1 i Ss >?) is Mole ; er a~avVerme if y wd tr through accidents and 1} sui- io Lakewood C ‘gf tly belove: le of the ate ‘Heme, |! our dear ated and | wit } Wt and thine Your name. from 7 on eport ad Tuewiny | nished Phone cones. 33 , wD ¢ - . ' COLBERT— Entered into fest on Satur- SCRAP oeder far Mother o og 7G: t winter & mina Mei+ hardt. and far the many | yey ri fy | sFom ¢ s. m Report to Thomas | rent Treamnabie Phone COtfax 084 WE A Ay +75 bei — ‘ re |. Gay. June 42. 1926, at 9:15 » LL. | Th ore, Nick Ech roede atheri,, é ful floral a¢¢e. nes Wa eam tally | ee w you died. itt, chalrman Grotto Reception Com st) cE» "P40. sen bed ; ey 3 Ber: é Coibert of Mel Aren avenue, | hift re Teli: Tye 5 ; Ges “Y an ee aaa ‘= oy prem. for nia 1 * ep as 9 tnink y i enul int ’ ‘ yy. ’ Fi a f hion Station. ‘ MMER ¢ pT TAG Arcadia , - mene , 7 . ‘ , ™ | thar r Me \ f j rey] fn ni! Fina an a Fe fore YOU fire > yu , yey Ji jHIN / a SCHIA K Fr. Potentate. Ironton. Mo.. er ed furniahe EIN ae) \ ine ’ - A. GHRANT Recorder. ane vie os . W ioe | rch. View of Ozarks, y had 2° “Rtomas, x ik Ds glk oi: ‘4 1S a € PB 6 ; t dearly beloved hu Al ar 1 Ot In law. : van th r. ! 4 siste: n- j ' ’, words the : alibes rery and houth ; | bert Re sy, cathe an ies — oan ren | rn Undertaking (, Baga Fy ane vou Arm nes : . tnitietnettenemeen irs, gence a as € be a1 ‘7 "Tal try - >} ED, ; LINEAR IYT and a. (= = «. , eo re. - | me in Bellefontaine After Serv- | cil gr in-law. | eit t given en Maree, PACM FAMILY, 5 es LAW AND Gna tt yl COMING EVENTS | = 8 100 m Tomorrow r father uncle, im his fifty-third SU DHOLT——Frtorne ee - ) than, | f The Belgrade ‘e funers) =e Mw L dia Lor ts | Svandlath r CSe, i irc -T—Enitere - a, : bl “— | friend f, tie ‘ ne ors ym pathy lovin mory of our dear mather ton Dollar Weatlake AMusement Park. Chain.’ ‘ auina, loge an dining room on * rial “rs. Ly Wise | Remains at the Geo. Ii Pleitech chanel ; ee or un | 1 } emer, ‘ran uelle: Gevarted this lifts ee nas ve 549A Natural Lervige Mis. Deng oe aoe, apyre. Pe Water sports and ten. > . 3 ee . a » .. . ith “ed an Pt fe Verue ; eth ‘ “er, 52 years old, wife of | 596. Easton avenue, until Monday Jo, ; SASOr: wit! NES, Gentile ellentate _ ah Gs aay rryig ; h , ’ . ™ - healed.| Automobile Trips and Tours | sna Me™ naan & ~' * TWIN SPRINGS CAMP. ished 3-room ry with boat . on or ae Wee » ~ oy | i KY SHORE Ox a iit, DANCE VALACE cf ‘He New dil. On eant yor headwater o 408 ist AT Ce, ws ‘ . ET ee tg rope . SLOT PEE Tait ey ‘ [2 Se emgennni ~ oe ad - : ing room aun ee ee 7 eta ete ee a oy) | “a . pe } - u _ . : , ay , k D. Kansteiner of 3660 | ~~ Oe atone . —_= nis ‘inion | we | scheveting inee Sudhol:; eo Tacs D> "vy. G. Gruender and fies rj ) . ) avenue Who died Friday | Church. thenee eS ~ eee - Water. Write J. V. Denny, M. D., Ww at an undertaking sta b. ort PUcholt " Taphorn }. dear teense SONS ANT VAUGHT wre / ANGE! Et—Hudson sedan: firer _- at ‘Funeral! Monday June 1¢ from Dre> ‘ Alois and A ; We desire : > thank all - Ur relatives and =a ; : ; hae -- ‘Kk In duly wigh gentleman going as. | “449 Olive — street. ‘Harral new chapel 1905 Ugo Dome. | Poneni? petheveling (nee Sud . shoul? Jor the kindnesese and sympathy intr Mn, “MCSD rate. Mrs. Gustin in Bellefontaine | tard." ier "tran Monday, 3 the ptf 3m our late ang berenvenn® t tn CEMETERY LOTS oo ix 2] pe werceetge . . : 3 Ffsigenec “7 ~~ eeing. i the joe , f our dearty beloved i ishearnc? a ae . : 4 : TRA VEr_ ¥ 7, o> A \ ieee = ; »*. DEAN Mere] into rest Friday. June i Of Satu ~ #U ~ as OFeViously | and father Henry Hoenemeyer We thartk CEMETERY LOT ~6-@ ave Mount Hope Parlor car uses, & 2am pt D. m™. BIDDEFORD 1976.2 vara Neleon Dean. beiove advertised | Rev. Pel for hie mind words the pal} Cemetery Box ¥-40%, Pomt-Dispaceh "Oo Kansas City $7: Denver, $1 ho Lom lavely oid cal who Was active a: ts rest on Thurs | bearers for thelr fers (cog the “t Pram iA | CEIMET ERY LAT | ae Charles fix | Atigeles $44.50 a a. bp bY dk $7. nished for the Women Voters. iZ1l0 a m Lone | pe _ * , a etuhd he ghee we . Harn, “ | Saves section ¢ DEimar 3171M CO; jj PA LAIW AY, oc ; - lavatories: & Are ) r i of the jate na i cety c yers —. No 1. Harmonie CEMPTPRY 1 Te. .4 .. : ~f rereert. “F¥IANA Hotet. te . - nome “ + > i METE AIT! cent 9 nea, k ent of the aianke- age ging, ny = | dr rother-in-law. father io | i" Aker and the mang | CEMETERY Lot semutiful in Lakewood | aN ep aaa : (5) combi hing country ana re °F Candy Co. She was lowed sister of : ‘aw. arandfather and uncle ‘ in peautifal floral offerings | Sark Cemetery; bargain 6410 Idaho BUS DAILY CHICAGO $7.00 | tile ferences reared tf a ’ Funerai on $n Jame 12. bt 2 9] Here ved wife | L4ITH 3: wretins 9 lake +: e8, & 4 , [iemet Bide 4) Pa 424 = A son, Melvern Dempery "(nos from the _Bapel” 3710 Northi wera HOENEMEYER. aND cyyry.| Kfinetery, worth $250; “sell Twice Daily, Kansa City. . ‘ ven | Grand oy ierment in Zion - DREN Olfeax 708ay ’ , ’ ~ ~~ Deb ha aa and a ae 5 Paling Cons cry. Jecoaned viewee ember of} f i are eae Lake | » cavill eb, ~* ~ nb ily’ : in? areliner /PLeTStyuetz an * Verein and ; . nae if | Boonville. hmidt, SU rvive rs. 3246 Lindell” boulevard. om “Mn _ the St Louis Car Co. Mutual Aid Asso ; of our darling wife | e: ieeving frat: | be rmein het, GO" q : 2 tan le me! HEN Ina ‘ ; “she PEP | netoved wite of foe Fhompeun and dear | Very gweetiy her enfferings | CEMETERY Lor 12 grave, ore 8. lot “Travel the Bes , - June 12.—Lin- , nd of Ellen Fin | of ee Thompson amd Mrs OS tery. Al meen or mek p 296, Memorial Paric. best offer takes it : ’ 1 iB t +] rter, ¢5 years ae = , - -% when Her cheering amile and loving pay + oe N- 368, Post-Dispatch, . Qa ’ « ‘ % crencs ompeon. and our oA pisacant to recall. | CRMETE LAvTs Pwo paerst Gus lake . untry Fry * in. Stegp-tr - pad 5 ares wei) «heap eavin foe en gedd PE My ye nelly : and pavte nie Of youre Wpiges ae beloved by til EMETURY Teg eaten 5) ~Parple Swan Safety to the - He moved here! tors 3846 Lindel) yard. ox y from the Schumacher tuners: —— Missed 7 ee , 3 [METHRRY “TA Mgeutifal Oerave.| Leave 610 % Bro fa | June 14. af 8:20 «. m - Bridget’s | home B13 Meramee street Monday. June | dren DWARD Loeyrer. : I, (barlea, section @: cheap. PArk-\ tor Chicago ; “bout 16 years ago. Charch. Interment ip Calvary Cemetery ‘it. at 2D m. to Park Lows Cemetery, DREN. 42 Helen avenue, St, Louis. (¢) | view 1617R. f ‘on, ‘ Sn aaa PMN ae Pe a ite ad TE bby ORE IER AT So i 5 Hk “oe

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— EO ee POST-DISPATCH ————————— ee ge a mp Nanas a IEE ’ : PATENTS | SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS : COUNTRY BOARD /BRICKLAY'G & TUCKPOINT’O a ummaces, | NEATING, EY. ) parse ane aa FFEUR—Sit; colored: first, class: | YOU. CHILDREN Wid.—To board on farm; | BRICKLAYING—VJob or thousand. Lindell hy = me Frelg t Forwa n nces; dest r : pat on e a ne winea, Ao, Rowe i Vn ne | anIGgELATING, cock opting. aru ‘Bee Tee Cea ran “FREIGHT FORWARD PROFESSIONAL }]| poset’ waten 5 Gets Washiowon. | mercial coursbe high school aradua f worcer; | FOUNG D.C, best of references. ronnectioh with er or boys and girls by ding, plastering. Eliot. Is one of the many services we render to | Seanectigh wil Ton “week oF month; reasonabla Call Hiland | dell 7436R. GAS PIPE CLEANERS our customers; save money and get the| * i lr capers ao Bln pg er a 1 pen gee . pOOKKEEP! ER YOUNG MAN—Sit. , 4 . nd: good A, t (c) —Ge 1; laid b a bh ing our through cars to tener tok Coats x p422W. d GAS FIPES cleaned. stoves connected. Gultfornia, “West “Coat "points, Southwest ATTORNEYS AT LAW prompt service for the protection and 0 & pana use pewter: rem, rete Ss. J. ley. . neral building, alter. si SO; work —_—- ints and Southeast Coast points. Our| sj@pNTS OBTAINED—J velopment of your ideas; preliminary iso furnish wey ORK and Construction Con 4476 wer.” $41 Linden “Fab representative will be pleased to call and Binder . = oa oe Salt seen — vice readily furnished without cha COLLEGE STUDENT—Sit... young man, bs Margaretta. COlfax_7389W. (c99) en the details. ates’ k Bldg. St. Booklet [= a and a tor dis- fummer work.— Box Box _ _N-437, Fost-Dis.— 4 S0iR for cheap jo rick- eee Fe FORES closing — ee on reques c LLECTOR—Sit.: par me; have ma- LOST and FOUND GALL L Tier way» ch heap Job = ) waa caper | AND CURTAIN , WAREHOUSING CO., Paw Sr "YOouR (DEAS—Our ec al| § EB. aaren, 13 Owen Bldg. Washington.) chine; OO saan give bond. Box rite today. Amer- ~36% LEANING you how. It’s free 4 - AGE aSURTALY Sats BEN A. LANG AN ian, Induatreg, nc. 102 Kreage Bigg. PAT NIS—TRADE MARKS | ‘fats o'scfatac’™ Wie shi 2 eftimates free. 1 484 BANY 0338. MRS. M. BOLD TRADEMARKS, ate., omtaines, T Voelker, rite for a COOK—Sit.. colores ea. for small fam- b bt, LUUIS : ge 250 BUSINESS AND PROF ESSIONAL ANNOUNCEMEN rs in these columns today. _ oes - . ‘ COlfax of % vention, | Indell 661 ON an ee all, TUCK POINTING. nce nF oo: HODIA} " (c99) Q 3941 Lexington. _COlfax 16263 ference. Lindell 6918), —__—_ | Wena or Say 5 a | on Washing-| _clede 7595 1916 Provenchere. _(c09) | F¥PERT lacs curtain work. Phone HUm- FIREPROOF STORAGE CO.) == a my en the invention a de- AN—dit.2 6 redit artment | ¢ ae av. FOrest 8545W. Reward. TUCK | POINTING and painting. chimney bolt 0945. Delmar Laundry Co. (c99) 5201 Q D l a Bl CHIROPRACTORS Sieh instruc ons free. Terms _jasuection Ra ny or none tof ice a ~~ RD T IRE—Lost | $3x4%." and ‘ye \\ Canad eevee (ooo) GOOD LAUNDRY. $i cima r ° | SHO SCHWENKER. D- C., 3522 Arsenal | ¥ ea oak” whabeaeie houss. whe discontinued —— A Parkview 1592 Reward. A) i 7 parte 8 upyere wears. ; eoft collars, FIRE. household goods will be safe from st. HUmbolt 0258. Victor 0802. X- ny | m 5 On, 648 Ninth — business; permanency with apportunity, for . e . i TUCK POINTING —Specialty ; damp — handkerch doz.: ladies’ bundles. THE EFT. MOTHS, DAMPNESS ad eme ore important than initial AMETHYST SETTING at once i ggtioes ri aE Call SEiterson 30307 (cB) packed and stored with us analysis; iirst-class office and equipmey ee as net 08 — % 08) = ont mm 1 PotD ~4 YOUNG 3 MAN—Sikt - Fost: large: k ke: reward. \FOpst 1323. tc} prevented. Call_JEff a ee Fu°* ants ee ADAMS, A614 Delmar—Private : information free. 400 Granite B 7 years’ experience; spare time work or Yo NG MAN— a ree towers. Oe abet gh gg te op eae “gt le MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES STOVE REPAIRS wiady and gentlemen teachers.” Diimar | St. Loula, Mo. (645 peraanent posiuon aes Zost-Dis, | 80m 104 HPITs— nforced t . on : CC" HELPER—Young man | 02. aa ES Werning WOES. © Black aan bland’ 2 c62) "eriete. right.” 3110. hads. reed comer ag Xe ge 7 ARCADIA SMMER SERCO new open PROFESSIONAL , | desire = yeaee rae ee ee YOUNG MAM Sine nage A ne gs personal | TUC NTING. ing. brick Jobbing P PS RECOVERED—Lights sewed | screens. etc. ge .. : ;| GUBOCrRI meg BB nee parers. Core a, & a 3 Ferien, "ond damp walls prevented: ry epagers: Ain ogra romp ti: N. 13th at. mee ; ‘eg NG: 2S GPPLY CO. Olive at. Phone ace “en r5se. ° pean a9; om 1G treatments, g. iprater, | i sane ont made tt 7 ay to ae fixtu , — for summer; ors S36A Howard st., or call Tyler O982J;) feferences.. Ss v7 “Orman 99) | aS : A. B .| 6125, c8) HAI 8952J. (7) | ter pl. city, etor 4320. (c99) CALL Lot B ai r roof: ° SUPERFLUOUS 1 R > . besterr, arene YOUNG MAN 4 eel Le ox 2048M. _ (c) RPENTERS & BUILDERS | f530 S080 baie BSS) hibition dances. 4921 Delm: and permanently; 600 hairs per hour; |, oe suntion t e employment to EAGLE eoND Leet "Gee: tonnle: Ba TIONS and building, g, general _5938R, 3960 Delmar_bl. ay WALL PAPER CLEAN’G, ETC. | 7354. ositfve ly no scars; 20 years’ experience in | Suro Wind ores — 4145. business ex ALTERATIONS = an u ’ CpERS delivered te all parts o city. : vos. ; . , : reward, Call Riv- light hauling. com UNTTY GENTDR 1401 8. 4802A Washington. mu sbige aba weg | hme eecheaodt“HdBinehn | hates 10 alee, Uo biio.)| AE PES gaye ent Webel AAO Sea ee | IR ADA Marea, | Sake n marae oom | : SE-- t ack; leather; con- aE A ; WS flee we . : : ‘ : ence motors, elevators, on; - - ith and Russell, Fri- ALTERATION sition, tion Co., 4227 Lucky. LIndell 1874J plastering. painting. Call mont 2999: private lessons any our | sac in Charme of maintenance of with rres Sutin ~ - oie a ANE 4s > somes wc way ome srcmtess Spy r us te \ ea , ; OOO ee, NA OA RO GP CN atlas mond - —— ~ 5 Sa" em Ly Apel eiinentusat/noatnay afice tomes tod hare Ape = 5~-naear a ——— ae OPES tem ct AR IR NN ER I RAO Tip nm te aed a aLE BULL — le; white face; RON 30., 4227 Lucky. _LIndel J blue ma! beerege $9 page QUCTR: reward. | Alvi Dinet _ work. Sore, raat Feb, CONCRETE AND GRANITOI WORK—-| sunday a. m.__Rlvers ide 40BSW. (c99) pine: results, Pens Tay ideal ve: THEATRICAL eam, electric. ice and _ refrigeration colieg fs ton. CEntrai 9931. ‘) | work and general contracting: sh work land 2104M ‘STS ae ote o8®) a ee eae Tr S MARGARET CASE STUDIO—Baliroom |A S——Attention. Reliable com-|Plants. Rox K- 171. Post- -Dispaten. i gas National | — : center , v u real work- = OER LS ee. __ $6 and up. 1 ‘ ) ' . aE obere: Movouane: “reward, CAvsty| Bananip aio big suvipe com OONGRETE, WORK Walks. foundations | A1.co Wall, Paper, Cleaning: roomy $1.|, sah Spmaistinent, Ditmar Obbow: ” |two talented “amateurs: qoust, haxe expe: | family; host feferonces. flict, 13078. | ve thrown, Box Nl . ; : (cl) | Rodgas. 3848 West Pine. Lindell B85 1453R. Moore, 6228 Greer. OAta8) Lindell 6524. 4151 Qlive. PRIVATE DANCING Lik Washington |Tience speaking lines and really be ampbi- | 13th « ; , ng ZOK NG pe gg Fajmenione. between 6700 vee | 1Soe — CALL Uneeda Wallpaper Cleaners. Work bl. ; Spee - + Pha 6 lessons, Mrs. Mil- tous: Bok Mace Greek: weneene seo. GARDENER Gi. ; experteneee Essetnoese SITUATIONS. ward. 3145 —Our spedalty: build-| CONCRETE cut and wrecked without “ tunity under capab‘e director with one of - BRICK, UABRAGES bean Io- | guaranteed. Apartment, $1. Ts ler, DElmar_ 227 (c62) | cidest companies in the State. Give full |,mau: reterenes; refer. errs bolt 2703. rew : Yale, ‘University eG ing alterations in all ~~. ches. Hein-| ~* blastin Graner Construction Co. VIc- coneratdliinad r No ne ichen Construction Co., S. Grand.| tor 02 263. (cB) 1h yf ey caranteod: Idest and .pelincem partiolars._ reste pranigm, Mestroge, Ye GARDENER — Sit.; Samet os ingle: BUNCH OF KEYS—1.0st vom. LAclede 7938. (c9) | BXCAVATING and grading. COlfax 3852. |CASE—Papering: dandy 1926 paper in- Lafayette. cuare “es 1g. soft-shoe, cane and flowers vegetables, fruit: care a pets man on tag. Reward. ‘retor “047. BUILDER and carpenter: repairs; garages| Lindell 2203. cluded with work, only $6 rooms; clean- oo R : oultry: city references: private pace, —— AIRIN enna 22 Jobbi a specialty. E. Marti, 3013 |MODERN DECORATING CO.—Rooms pa- invesit ating. iocates miss ; ee oe reward. 42 Nashville. CARPENTER RIE AIRING Wea. ' 2) | Se ae Forest 1030W 8 pered, $6; work guaranteed. GArfield iy My Sao” Title Guaranty Koa) PERFORMERS — Novelty man. Leiola JANITORS or yrs saleaed nas : GURTAINS—Lost, Thursday evening; 4|/@A\RPENTER work: porches. ny LAWN MOWERsg Sector 4119 Olive. | 3197. La ; 0 : - - ~ ; 7 a3 DY does shadowing an investigating : . | TRUNK—Tabot Hamburger griddle trunk, | JANITOR—Sit.: have years of experience: = to screens made to order. CAbany 7658R. (c) | _ LIndell 0701. PAPER HANGING. painting, pl storing. at strictly samtidemtiat? = Bo. ee cormaplete; $25. Call 2502 Semple. hanale any kind of boiler: 7 ty en containing curta Geil CARPENTER WORK and general repair- PAINTING and papering; Dutch boy lead | once: reasonable. DE!mar 9686. __ (c36) Jackson. 57 West ay Lindell 2 rmit: first-class reference "53. het ing. 50c hour. Box _N- 234, Post-Dis. _ sed on exterior work. Reed, Forest PAPER HANGING, cleaning 2 d “painting. €057 ys 7 a8. ' oa 5370 ) Ridge av Darn CARPENTER—Building repairs and “ye e178 1. Tho®A Bavare. 7 - Prices right. Call Lindell 3833R. ¢ — JANITOR—Sit.. white. married In large a Gat Aw Dt... tions; hour or contract offman *>~LASTERING, brtck work. granitoid: any / p 'GING—First-class work; price apartment; good aliround maintenance Boia PIN oe: Wane Eee: Cal McNair. LaAclede 1492. jiize job done. PArkview 4619W, _(c) oS ogy g's a ine. CAbany 8833. Me2) INSTRUCTION EMPLOYMENT man: best of references. DEimar 1103W. CARPENTER and builder wants Tate *~LASTERING-—Remeniber, we make no Sa pe 3—$5 room and u LA-| ADULTS of neglected education call Mrs. Mr. Brown ae ’ A} DOG—Los: Japanese spaniel: white Pitty “gpagenlons Tepe, of all, kind. OOlfax | dirt: prefer small | jobs: 4 quel at PAS UEHANGANG-—QO room: and Up. Dodson, Lindell 4648. 3711 West Pine. | |}. WANTED LINOTYPH OPERATOR—Sit. $130 Ne-| for summer, FOrest 7050, q Tnttice work: —_ = $8: 85. Bt ewstea PArKV) ~*¥ ir. M + ‘ : _braska. LAclede FT . Pete F. . rk; experi — e. e 749 > ae ; Loe}. , terrier: wpe end yellow: GARPBNIER and builder; new and re-| PLASTERING, repair work of all kinds: yt SR Saag ig oned a AUCTION BRIDGE for beginners or ad- LINOTYPE sete ae nonunion. DRESSMAKE) 9 Iouis or 5t — FOrest pair work; sleeping porches, forages and renew your plaster in your vacant rooms vanced; standard game. GRand 7137J, _4500 8-point. Box N-401, Post- Dispatch. | D DRIIG + it: very” short tail; rew fe) | concrete work. PArkview 2879\ and houses; make it easier to rent or sell:| PAPER cleaning; promptly and g00d.| BEAUTY CULTURE—Tauftt by « cnuert 4 MAINTENANCE MAN—Sit.: — a pe apg ry black GARPENIERS and builders; re te gers & TeoeT and efficient service. GRand_ 256 36M. licensed teachers: day. evening, summer MEN BOYS tory. business house. Lindell Pinas 1339. CF (7) “Doaition ‘jn in oie net hair and brown: part shepherd: Bait | wires ® work; satisfaction guaranteed. | AE Na PAPER HANGING—$6_ a. room and upi| rates. 359 N. Boyle. — a , MAINTENANCE MAN—Sit.; first-class — NOGRAPHE FOrest 8093R (2) | PLAS G, tuck pointing and granitoid! cleaning. $1. Lindell 8223J. BEAUTY CULTURE — Fascinating, remu- | ACCOUNTANT—-Sit.: small gets of books aliround on. electric elevator, heating and oben “gires whole or half tas lind in name Skizike; | FUres = to hricle . b] ing. $1. LIndell - | d for ee, “Mand 0248J. CARPENTER, BUILDER—Flats, bunsa-| gro cinga work. all ordem ty Prices; all) 5ApER hanging. cleaning. neat. Schlu nerative profession; expert teaching;| kept where full-time bookkeeper not nec- e- 18 : : i ord tl : ; plumbing ears’ experience: any re a . Ss wor A ers promptly at- Forest 49393. _ fe) positions waiting. Master Hairdressers’ | essary. COlfax 1483M. renee furnished: available at once. Idn- =r : di : STHNOGRAPH rr : vate: expe : re ast -_—-——— = x 8 lows, garages, genera) repairs; plans fur- ar. TRR é E lid. Lost or stolen; brown and white nished. H. Lehmann, 8915 N. Florissant, | tended to. Sundays and nights, Lindell | ter-@85_N.Euc a College. Inc., 821 Locust. CEntral 7177. ACCOUNTANT—Sit.; 32: 12 years’ rail-|qeil 73 DOG American bull; reward for information | nishe 3809M: week a FRemon . eae? | Germany, wishes # to recovery. A. J. Madden, Wib- CARPENTER, builder, repairing and 5% | Easton. “Stewart. cial (cD) PAPERHANGING AND. PAINTING = BRIDGE— ion: | lay by ee | road and commercial statistical experl- Tis Wanks work. Box N-142, P.-D. a (m : 9. os ipeaenan. Lindell 2348. Gardner. a5 MRS. HOUSEKEEPER, have new | PAPER and paint. cleaning; 40c room and thorized pales. of Milton rad Avork, tore: | ccc; See ee Bes, ISRO, FOere?, MAN-——Sit.. elderly, active; experienced . Pet toon: 3 want answers | CARPENTER builder. alterations: menerai | pergtles, pute in, your Hoover, vacuum | up. GRand 8286M, most instructor. Call Mrq F. M. Seymour ‘aus kag exeneag Gaks aeae Gime sete. porter; $9 weekly. Box N-389, P.-D. __ | GIRL—Bit.; e si , ge er’ sn ‘ Bs oY. 0 4 ”. ace paar tanag ST “ _ y ° 77 + . bak- , , name Buck; lib 3610A mus) reosire, &. ¥. Harviell. FOrest 2924.| Opie Brush Co.. 3437 Olive st. (099) | PAPER HANGER—Do_work myself; rea-| C®0an¥—o=% o ye raniD, es eT, | teasonable charge. Call GRand 9293R eT ae eee tes a oat-Disbatch. Laclede (0172. cz) {c99) | BUNGALOW —Brick: modern: $5500. | sonable. C. Sharp. ViIctor 2619. (c55) spinography (X-ray); “and. any. night |APPRENTICE PLUMBER—Sit,; 1% y ery: $9 _ weekly, Boz NK van = +3 RRIER—Lost. female pisck, spot nis ter pilaae dant reneral repairing. re- Six rooms, bath; frame; 5 rooms, bath; PAPER HANGING —Cleaning: do work classes the year round; enroll now; write | —¢xPerience on new work. FOrest 65333. MAN—Handy with tools, wants work. my Bde — N. Grand. (cQ9)| —-Sit. Why pay $25 per day? I will | MAN—Sit.; desires employment of half reward. 4326 8 . Compton. -VIctor OF67. Lindell 4841 “Garages. 20x20. brick, ag st 10x18 “ lege, Odeon Bidg., 1042 (cl) ‘| PAP ER HANGING and cleaning. ~ Call Bur- S ~— give expert personal service for less; best days. Box K-164. Post-Dispatch. yer roy builder: garages. screened | frame, $160; frame, 18x18 50. . FRATERNITY PIN-—Lost: on_J. S.. Fri-| porches, general repairs. FOrest 8979R. Alterations, repairs, bids, wisnh, superin-| ton, 4241 Shenandoah. GRand 2570J.(c2) GOVERNMENT clerks needed frequently: reference; small accounts orice tgs 15 | MAN—Sit.: 15 years ‘experience. house. Any cient ht; reward. Ran pean (c) SARPENTER AND BUILDER - (ct) eae, ta Peep Bh g Bote The heen ns PAPERHANGING—Do own works prices free. Write Mr. Oament, 1203 Arcade ber_month and uP. Box N-1 xo. | yard_man._FRemont 0254. after 9 a, m. GLASSES—Lost; Fyjiay. rang av. Car: INTER 7 epair |’ digging. ft wants steady | HO ‘(D—Lvst: male; yellow head: black sleeping porches, garages. bathrooms. pointing, paper cleaning and general re- 161 W E. Worms, 4116 Clay. OOlfax ore — ~~ pum BOOKKEDPDR-ACCOUNTANT-—Sit; part | Work. 2821 Lem GIRL = 4 ; loved: ‘ ‘ ram 10uses, sStiliCccO Gomes, remodeling, | pairing. ‘key, 421. : ‘ 2 : pa or 4 - 2 poy who pest, 435i Mat arise alterations: reasonable terms. LAclede 4985." eopptint igi manta — PAPER HANGING—By room or roll. | 2*® of experienced operators; qualify now], time; systems, taxes. statements, general MAN—Sit.; elder ¥+, Bo position porter print- JEfte ‘20510 Oe ee oe ee eee . « ™ ee . ont oe nipincdiinnn ates a in se ‘ ita tee ~bjenc) mee a ee - mt who took bicycle from 5512 Etzel! ‘ we : for an independent business. Day or night ledwer. N-98. Post- -Dispatch. ( ing shop or other light work; references. will return to 5433 Page, first floor, he Pa AGES built 3 : asco. LET ME Meo on your exterior painting. _Max Gold, 5115 Kensington. FOrest + Bol Cail Or write. Moler College, BOOKKEEPAR- OFFICE MAN—BSit.. 16 | Box 219. Post-Dispatch, GIR ored, py receive reward and no anna 71 yy hm — 7 gee | oes . a ; COlfax_7362R. c8N° | 74590 W. (Cc) | 810 N° 6th (c8) years’ exberien can taka entire| MAN-Bit: reliable. cxporienced: near week. Lindell 4017M. co es for sAbracter, , “ene : = " set aif “Se ; — " o INSURANG ye eA op oe oT 14 4633 Newberry. . Ds aa a : aed a ' have — painting PAPER HANGER—Reasonable prices;| LEARN bricklaying gt hom@ or im school | _charge. Box N- 96. Post-Dispatch, 5U: desires employment on country place; ily. it.; col 7 INSURA Ba ro “ v 363 FLOORS laid. Sedtiaea talsied: aid. ilodre Paintin eo, » ae aie Co: 1128 wha, cleaning. 1333 N. Euclid. FOrest 5892./ run by contractors; catalog free. Asso- | BOOKKEEPER—Sit.; experienced: fully | farm. small, Box N-113, Post-Dispatch. _ enced. =) 4 ——— . PE A fap gy hel] atin (c 7) made like new. PRoaspect 0293. (c99) | GRand "6126. scsi (« 90) R HANGING, ] (c89) sinters Pog me Employers, C echt fated “33 ooneern.” Geairee preltion, with responsible MAN—Sit.; employed. white. se man. Cini iii 5 v , . : ames pay a PAPE ANG mag tone paaene. i oncer ox_N-3% ogt-Dispate (2 wishes janitor situation w 3 or ibe an ag | Es rdnesda meenge S| eT finan O2eR glass * gris Or See Terns: | cleaning, a3 once. “We k LEARN TELEGRAPHY—Visit our school; | BOOKKERPER—Sit.; thoroughly experi- |rooms: ¢@xperiencec. Box K-25%. P.-D. _— RE ang Gartiel ad 0918 y DP “law + mew building. alterations or re- | sia oe a . _sonable; guaranteed. Delmar "6193. (99) talk with students: we uasanses _—. enced at bookkeeping and banking work; | MAN—Sit.: a position out of the rut is : : ————— | repairs cal} CO'fax 4825 (c PAINTING—Interior, exterior. Call we >APER HANGING—RHigh-cl ' i tions at $140 to start after graduat ‘30 just moved to city; desirous. of making wanted by a man 30 years of age; experi- - for. even ast: chauffeur and service.; hefore you decide. COlfax 4114W. P C I gn-class; prices réa day or evening: hours 9 to 1, 6 to 9:30. ermanent location; good references, COl- | enced handli hel a ll and cost work: reing OR S62 Ohio. Jl.Aclede 7198. (c) ii ise a ONTRAC iE er PAINTING, paper hanging: Soe ccomenqene sonable; work guaranteed. COlfax wee’ Century Telegraph Co., 211 N. 7th. (8) ax 2168R. (2) pte Bae an nrg hg = 8-08" es Es —_ Lost; State and city auto py eye eee. ad CHS tan. | prices, Industrial Painting Co., GRand | > LINSIN'’S COMPTOMETER SCHOOL — In- BOY—_Si —— C=) | employed RL-——sit.; abies aie. Chea 1. : gx ; reas t.; 16 years old; soda fountain or| MAN—Sit.; married. 48, hus stea dies to brin xg wok may oe g CHAS. A. HAR $115R. PAPER CLEANING ana acraping and dividua)! instruction and aining for! drug store. Oltax ORB3R reliable. handy, wants a. badiy; wi will. 7428W ring __ 2815_ University st. —_— RISON, land 236 (c99) saperprpegn plastering; work ‘neatly done: contract. ffi tio ~~ reward. Pred ae = or . —~ | PAINTING—Prices reasonable: 25 years > 1 4649: ll before 8 pb. m. (c8) girls for good-paying © ce ositions. POY—Sit.: Germ 16, des arn oe to do anything: references. F. Brown, Lo GARAGES—Brick or frame: bullt: eres ‘in business: do work mvself. Zumwalt. _CEntra 4 cs sa : Call MAin 1 4584. 1423 Arcade Bldg. (c99) ‘baker trade. HU rnibol t 27 desires to le 1410 S. 7th , a a — pas E—Lost PIN oe t: GRand S7ow ilamond in vie ——o- Bust, __ Riverside 11 "| 2845 Arsenal. LAcliede 2758. (c) | PAPER HANGING—Painting, preeerene. PRIVATE lessons in English. German. his- MAN—Sit.; Ur fessional, k Linde! —Laost; n all ¢ ‘ Fa an A eb ‘se ; OY—S of rofession seeks ¢m- nde ter; about 12:30 p. m. Friday, Grand av. GARAGES— Brick. Zo by ei bo tk foie. PAINTING—Hich-grade materials. prope r cleaning at once. ‘“‘We now be w;’ ~~ tory and other elementary and tor 27883 yy Fer Th prosressive, vuainees. firm ployment with silk or dry car, southbouné, GRand 85635. ___(c) | Bosso ’'& Zoo BR ee ¥ 28. $165. ly applied: reasonable. Rcutzahp, 3 ats Set ee be we e casren subjects. 2733 Armand pl. Victor 8558M ; where there is chance ot learnin ae PLATINUM BAR PIN—Lost; reward. | GArfield 3448. CG) | core . 2 “ 62) | SCTENTI : BRICKLAYER SIC axpericiced; wishes | -ancement. _Box 173. Ae see teed. 1024 Allen. HUmbolt 3066. (ec SCIB FIC beauty ity cliture taught iby a) atende auiinwtnaeds aodas Tedaateed slant (4a “x “office =osition ; a mberlain. ._ CAbany 0034. (c) ENERAL i PAINTING—Interior and e exterior: _ pure a beer TescR Ti wt; Th xan: ae a aivent guasensee’, WOrest Ov Sé\~ | lead and linseed oll. F. himan &|ROOMS PAPBRED-—-$5 up: work guar- Washing! a. aa yt 2925 Macklind. res owe, «ML, several years’ jenior ex- return, with liberal reward. $475 Spring. | HARDWOOD FLOORS LAID and aur. | -S0M% 3715 _Kosst uh. COlfax_ ioew (C9) -anteed,_F. Stoddard. _TYler_2519,_(c83) NIG cack BUTLER—Sit.; young Chinese; first class: nhs advertising, sales employment de- relewmame POCKETBOOK —Lost; black patent leath-| faced: old floors refinished. “'DElmar PAINTING( inside and out; first-class work | ROOMS | pane red. Bi 1184. painting: work SPANIGH. Vrench. Snslish. German. Ital. experienced: ' references. Box N-225, partment, "assisiani -- pager e ~ eapene. Brilliante. rest room or lavatory; Boatmen | 4512M. oe) and materials: property ‘owners, get my| guaranteed, GArfield 4 —s Or class lessons. Modern School of (ob) Post-Dispatch. ent: will sacrifice present yg future 3 pos- | HOUSEGIRL—S: er in - : wey timat Anderson, 225 Geyer. HUm- MS P, Strother, ° > Ty > plain cooking. _ Bank Bldg. Monday, seeded very badly. | HARDWOOD floors laid. surfaced and fin- cit 0 -. 225 Geye (ce) mere paneres. 36, Him ont 246. (c99) guages. 2966-68 Field Bidg. ) | CARPENTER—Sit.; old or new work; ay ibility. Box K-156. _ Post-Dispatch. lai : Central 8000 (c) | ished: old floors renewed. We furnish or contract. | a OUS o SOKETBOOK—Loni: containing eye | power. “_CAbany 1142. (c8) PAINTING. omersee, granitoid repair ROOMS PAPERED, $5 > up. including pa- {| CARPENTER—Sit.: finisher: nonunion, NEWSPAPER MAN-Wants position of Call etesen Ty ) d bar pin; reward will be given | HOUSE repairing, screens, cyclone wire “9 pe Tied /ENTER—Sit. in of responsible job; ag ao & gen finder, please A pe ue | terme, _ COlian S973¥. . (c) OUR, ig 8B and material ie like hardwood; cellars whitewas shea; gen- our usimess Yi ghan og C7 14 airing & specialty: vost: Dis atch, certificate is valuable only to aged person , > everything in pee uilding ma-| arteed: Prandt Painting Co., eral repairing. MURRAY BROS.. PArK- GARPENTER—SIL.: 706 an hour. Lindell | NIGHT WATC MAN—-Sit.: married; re ety and receive reward. Call Victor lala. ‘dimension. lyme r. windows, 10th. HUmpboit 0v26. view 3885R, _ ta Pp I 79575. 3522 Pag able: industrious; references. Call 9 ors, ; er, Saleaa and | ————————— , »AP h- | ~~ N. 14th st., City. PONGER BLOUSE —Lost; after 5 o'clock, _ PRospect_ 3848, WALL PAPER cleaned, i po wee A A IR I CARPENTER AND BUILDER—Sit.: gen- . pl able. Lindell Saturday. Call Lindel 4147W. CONTRACTOR GENERAL PLUMBERS ing reasona L r . POODLE—Last; small, sandy: lone haired:| Garages, brick or {fame, plane and estl- ; alled. = | WALL PAPER cleaning. pain srashing By the services of 27 years’ prac Easton. _FOrest_8763W. or_job. Box _N-228, Post-Dispatch best references, whit h; long hair on f d| mates cheerfully submitted; difficult al- ALTERATIONS, | baths ed. heater | — specialty. Phone JBfferson 1479W. Hen tical experience in knowing how CARPENTER—Sit., first-class, colored; | PAINTER—Sit.: experienced: in or outside =) ae | ears; Yemale; $25 reward if returned. “'E. terations a specialty. Lindell 3350. coils: terms, _4137B | Olive. Linden 6158. | _derson Cleaning Co._ (08) 65 . , build. repair; immediate service. DElmar | Work. Box K-73. Post-Dispatch. pet cag i Watson, 5130 Cates. FOrest 1323W. GARAGES. 18x18, BAiuonahles thar wore given prop | Alating Sand’ Saahing™ pate” Ginsti|||] Te make your turnover repeat has |||) 30823 PANTER aT © OY OF | OUSEKEEPER, PROMISSORY NOTE.taet: $40. WS.) S155 cash: DAMON Hoey SB 1ORr | attention. Call LAclede 5777. (99) BORK ° y are (c2) always been a problem. CARPENTER—Sit.: eee) ee ee ee ie ees 7 st 4neN “ lady in motherless an. Phone GRand 1402W. Re- | Workmanship. AMON, HI mad 351 reed) PLU METNG—Overbauling | 3 and anal weaLL PAPER, GLEANING—Guaranteed, SALES ADVICE, PROPER K-147, (A Dispatch. ady ox foe wh exterior. = N34 Sed ours in- ferred: no tri . = nstalled. CAbany 37 l Miller, 3422 Arlington. FOrest , “G 5 ae sa Leitdee lease retgre kee te | 10x18. 8105 OY CARAGES: gog3, | PLUMBING work doie: old. new. ARNE Te een Il) cobaomstont OVERS ISING. a. ||| | Ane ences eee tee, Ginae | Cancemn pats, Bette Mies, Sika Luecke’s Grocery on that corner, (c) |, Gable roof, fir drop siding. 2 windows, Plumbing Co. (registered). GRan Neleaning, painting, neatly done: — fundamentals. 4865J. PAINTER—DPxperienced, nonunion, wants B—Lost; emall; 4500 block on Eas- Riass service door. alley doors are m jm oe . ; CARPENTER—Sit.: good mechanic: repair |_work. by ws or job. Box W880, Post Post- ton, with about $50; arene return; lib- made, either glass or | anel. as PLUMBING WORK ° bat Spore iy ama 5893M a} GUER Service; FepemetG. Chase CONSULT or new; day or job; reasonable, Zim- | Dispatch. eral reward. FOrest SO74R anteed. See the actual buildin g on displa _ __ (c89) RING—Lost; white gold, acquamarine/ana open for your rt on every “day PLUMBER — Nonunion, registered city. picromen Pony Paper Hangers! Compton. 3 marbleing, enamel work, finish ete. ; ting; Weliston or Grand car or on Wash- | and evening, including unday. pine new and overhauling work; Use the sone, a wall paper sample books CARPENTER—Sit.: new or repair, and | fast. clean workman. aimed work. inating sie in on ay. y, FOrest 8545W; reward, rv {c) The Largest mh fh a B ild ? steam and hot- water he ating: reasonable. for protection. We cater to the contrac tor workman ‘ow or or or Side: — PAIN ER—Sit.: good mechanic: bathroom NROUL OF MONEY Last: between Broad: arseqt 2 eee and Builder of | Berger & Sons, 1231 Hamilton, PArkiew |only. Do nt, seil retail. | Beantitul selec- SERVICE COQ, Workman; low price; card to carpenter.| enameling: kitchen painting. woodwork and, Obie and A8th snd, Deotgehan. | ortice Yass "Hide ave Oia, | 4808. Looe) | ome ant org, seneenania, Coe, oem || | Cannexnen—sit-— ahorogabiy —cavort [sim “walipgper™ cieshite' ad “serabing on J = TAY uberal reward. _COlfax 26 NOT “SEC TIO AL. PLUMBING—-Jos. EE. Deis, registered, | every day. : cai Don eam books now, 327 Commercial Bldg enced: NTER—Si eady work, Otto Lane: GRand 2883. caning and scraping: | 326._Post-Diss — IP-—Los t; ee 6000 Ps (c8) city, county and suburbs. 2617 Frank-|or phone for set haus. 1200A Nanth Market st.; TYler)} PLUMB g HOUSEIERPED ‘R—Sit; age _ 7 mill, party in Ford aR once WILL build frame bungalow, 4 rooms and lin, ‘JEfferson 1417. ____(€99) | BANNER SUPPLY CO., 1804-06 8. Jef- Phone, MAin 2019 3377. (2) LUMBER —t it. ay wit Pe firt-class elderly lady, for So be 0 - oe or Service a bath. lathed and plastered, oak floors: | REPAIRING registers, James A. Jenkins.| _ferson. Victor 4992 and 4993. {c) CARPENTER—Sit.: if you have a con-- pene 11, Post-Dispatch. | tritiers want COMMISH TERRIER — ‘Loats Phu re sidewalk. | concrete nota titice, S155. 3832 Evans. Lindell 5381W. _(c99) = ——— Gderabie lot ef carnemier Wort the. year i ake a ASdpesg Isaac Anthony, or call 1314B N. Gi 1 a ae 1ursday. | Reeve nstruction Co., Riverside 83329M.|siwERS cleaned without digging: ) Post-Dispatch TOUSEMAID—Sit.: ¢ tte (8) EWERS cleaned without | ng; price WASHING MACHINE REPAIR round and looking for a mar that is PRESSER—Sit.; experie enced on “will go oo a ; re acum able. __PArkview _38 a a seeped ceateaeata teenie j - iMMED GL ARSE Lost; in seen tag wi s S 9 on City L putts * line, between CARPET CLEAN’ ; — | WASHERS repaired.” any make, oss Bi A BARBER—It pays; we teach day | 254. Post-Dispatch. SALESMAN—Sic.: experienced en man Hamilton and Skinker rd., about 8 o'clock N’G—UPH'LS’G PRINTING AND ‘ADDRESSING eo eee . “ = a mem ete % — -—— or night and you earn while you learn. oY, HOUSE WOMAN—SiL: i . 4 , Al - CAR WASHER—Sit.; white. Box N-23. #). with own car; references. lox N-/| lady wi 3- June 12. Please oat CAbany een. Sc) ATL AS. MAT RESS &+ UPHOLSTERING | BUSINESS CARDS, 1000, $2.50; case Tree. . Dur syeremntie sratniag prepares you for “Post-Dispatch. 3. | 653" Post ‘Dispateh: indy th TOOL who took tools o ren niture up ne and repaired; Century Printing Co., 715 N. 4th. (c99) write for catalog. Moler~ Barber Callens. CASHIER—-Sit.; timekeeper or — part a ope pes enocustty St. Louis terrt- N. 6th. ox N- roducts, Box w i od return to 332 W.| mattresses made > : Mb wd y ashi Serer a nae cakett) | Tae Laer ay. oT, Beh WOMEN’S BRICKLAYERS CARPENTERS AND” [987 Pout-Dipatehs = N50, Post Dapaten os wana .- EST ] } ; A tne 4 ~. 4+ is A pn eA neon . 2 be yp oe mand at; Dre on , 2 - eee _— lobe. | Carpet | eigen - a SAVE” mo money. Og your printing. . Holloman SHOPPE write Fm or - he ne a) “Selene bank cee tied ° at nor re- ap ge net 3 eta »% ie — —- pon green ares on south- | CHICAGO CARPET CLEA} AN CGO — Best & Rash, 3750 Easton. Lindell 82 a Pe 4 at eam p e Ht a ae. > Prints." crest pest re os Linea 73K. | sion basis. Box 0-269. 6 Dis’ —Ta Bellefontaine car, Thursday, about | _ work. Lindeli 2030, 3829 Fiqney. (cl4§ Mailed free. oats" Building os B82, enced Chicago, St. Louis. “inden 9 apart 75R | SALESMAN—Sit.; experienced calling on dk ee a ee 2 A ree emcee pl ewe ten matt. Mg eee ee 5:30. Reward. BS side OOTOW. EMPIRE Cc ARPET er 3 9x12. cleaned, | PAVE MONEY—7200 linen-finish cards. $1; Chicago Tech 8 East 2th, te a CHAUFFEUF aan 17 oe 1848; nite rd. 9419 nard, 4507 West Easton. (c99) PARLORS 25 montniy. expenses experience G.’ Frank, 4669 | ™" capable handling advertising ond St.; in ' : censa c a's pet; rewa ; __(c8) Sr ee paid as railway traffic inspector: we ee- Neo oT ace ” : sampling. ox N-19, Pos*-Dis. ($0) 33 : WOM AN—Young Texas. UPHOTSTERING aid furniture repairing | 1000 BUSINESS CARDS. $2. F print AND HAIR DRESSING _|_ cure position for you atter completion of | SoT\0 Market. SALESMAN— i : a _famity or at WRIST WATCH Lom, ladv'a, white mola,| .at.shop or home. 4213 Easton. Lindell | 28:1023_N. 6th st. CTEntral_ 166.°(c8) | “GUARANTEED ‘satisfactory, permanent | 2,,months’ home study course or money |CHAUFFEUR—Sit.; colored: experienced: | “calling on local territory: “alee jobbers 4985. ie All Our Printing at Special Prices: wave : y, perma refunded. Excellent bortuhities: write |. Wi®h private femily: will tour. Lindell | C#m on local territory: also jobbers Ft anak a > evening; reward. | 2~ c) 1000 business cards $2.00| Gerouta. 11s e Broed operators, $10.| for tree booklet, N-14 Stand Business | 1248R (62) | fOr, retail grocer; best refernces, x N- : set et £._Pomvton. ‘on . RAC OR a mae age is psa oer ace SRR 6 a op oT Pe AIS ayy ereartpestenee wom an hae tt ememronmeattres 1 ag a ey Se Ete oe EX 2 ye 2m Page eb. poetry me en a rr Oe a . DA ohana AaMaagt 2AE cca kate “ tein \oe~ bb Nepales : ~ a Ws mathgp dns Mala Naren 280 rices dresses $4: alteration Sremodel Rg fr F r “Lateen. ll N. 7 ; ax CHAUFFEUR Sao oie jeweler. Box N' nn —T 1 | Packs ach ieeahieesicensianians —o PAT 2N “ys combined ch chick tn position; knows city well: ovis" MOET DORE IE RIGRE 0, |uctt ant eune Nourhol gods i cope. | mx PRReT Gesmaating”—reanammiy yt | “ines tr cape Sap. le "Bats Sag mt Win ee wiring and fixtures. We wire more | *¢rvice guaranteed, Forest 4300. D._(c9Y9) Prag 361LRA "Folsom, GRand “31764. Beds Bey et aud ‘ad > “toa et 1568M. 0 ouses mn any other ,contractor in . HEMSTITCHING CUOLTON—dSe + CHAUFFEUR—Sit.; experi the city: our material ia the best: cash STORAGE 7 Mey curtains and fON—Se yard: _s birth: rea situation drivine tor yri- | £0 aed raters. Ehe e MAin 4858 for estimates. : der, 5163 Enrieht. FOreat 8810. (99) vate family: is thorouxhly capable and can as furnine t CTRICAL CO,. 207 N. 34. | PACKING AND SHIPPING. Our rates | MISS ESTELLE COX. fashionable dresa- offer the best of references in ect Sy a = ‘is aeceshicagle Pps Banat oI — ert dis- “me £ gowns for every occasion, re- et D. C. Branch office abiilty and character, Box N-249. Sen —— ates ask for ter G./| modeling. 1004 N. Kinzshigh CHAUFFEUR— ed : —fi : own ; : EXPRESS AND HAULING | EDW eee Sein 7 RAN4M, ashighway, FOrest Scie ey f : have to make chaiiey on aecount of areied: eis ‘atts ‘references. 7 HAULING Wad. . ie GMOCKING—Expert hand smocking an sane ness in present fami where now em- Post ‘ | Ma Cabany 0993. or 2 %-ton dump Wek, . 4 UR. Co. locking and invisihle automatic gun; ployed for past 4 years; beet references | YOUNG MA 1928 sewing: children’s zarmentes a specialty. | without employing hand ank) schoo ‘5 ition ta FRANKLIN (cl100) | M. A. Gorman, 3100 N. Sarah, | address L. Czavra, 1057 ey » Chica a hehere Lucky x “Linge 462M. 3 sic ih or deat Bor’ ion ta eae ' etric Co,, eS nt ty i pa ar na Te ana SNK Ki SACRE INS ROTA MIE SBE CEO CNIS Aes ce me to

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___ gw 500 MEN AND BOYS WANTED—Is the position oi ie “i c SALESMEN WANTED ) . SALESMEN WANTED |CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS HELP WTD _—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMENR, GIRLS ‘mee wero — es SALESMAN—With car: our wonderful SALESMEN to sell retailers and jobbers. | CANVASSERS— We “as the o&ieees of | HOUSEKEEPER — For werliag Some. Box rienced in selling the nee “Viktor. “AD- seil-vucanizing tire boot and tabe ideas. Patented articie. Im | every canvasser in St. Louis and within © ° ' 45. Post-Tispate | oe 1120-30 Olive. ich bandied as side line, will pay al) se Big , | 40 miles: side line: make $5 and $10 at ¥ fee tee ma iel penges. saics guaranteed; {T= | sale . Quick fa time: no investment: carry no samples: i | with Rankin. Cail FOrest 1 J. | SALESLADIES—To call on old customers cent. wien Dixie | : ) u find the prospects; we do the selling | GOUTSEKEEPER — Middie-a line of iingerie: must be , | : ' aK ed | CON T (ce) j & ‘ mnt. j\for you. Box N-347. Post-Disnatch. | f fur! woman for rooming house. 1515 Prank. workers. ence SOLIDATED EM ‘ “en —-Neew ammee! e beats Vacu- . p ne t tate coe school students and graduates i Experienced women ior | HOU SEKEEPER—Room in exchange iT essary. —— - Bldg | eter gy oe a Ri Yc — Real es salesmen are | co nS any eee Se 2 alterations. Apply Supt. of | services. Box K-216, Post-Dispatch ‘ i | Seca oa etaphone operators (9) wes um Wo my ace aij + atiacn . — . ’ > trie: recuirea . com peete. dg. : whi in schoo!t and out of schoo 3EK kK EEPER—Cook meais, re $3.35~ “Write Oo, P.} making money. Men who | but littl money to handle it. See _Employment, B. NUGEN " a | soos oon home. 2604 Howard. wg > wees Laun iry. : enographers : : , at c ind... “ Over ane, preg. MKT. Faic ” business getter. ! : ~ | Ellis at Woodford Hotel: 1428 even” = _fietd. la, uae? NAW * tay - : / are en d in this profes- , , 7s For rooming house; re- SALESMEN—Buiid fr own permanent. Free ay oe NE eng m. our high- -crade | . aie l P | SOLICITORS —For . Ls my oi + BROS. DRY GOODS co. | HOUSEKEETER pay “i ic) | SEAMSTRESS—To run new machine. repeat business: $20 profit om 10 $3.50 | specialty smoking pipes. te retaliers and | sion se ling reai estate are i p —— _ ae (a maton Page-Hodiamont car. Apply "6115 Hor- Operator wiarly. Eivor Products, Dept. 13. Wash- | jobbers: liberal commissions. and expense | : . |MR. MILLER is the man to se> if Ag are | FUR FINISHERS HOUSEKEEPER—For motherless home.) son" pi. ‘c) __Lowest fee in St. Louis. staple guara ticle. Millions use reg-| ; aver let The; ~@arning large sums month- (looking for the best money-makin Px -- eee .! Box 239. a eeacn da e a state full particulars &rst_ ter. : . Louis. Van Miller” S546 | perience ; — wo f° : SEKEEPER—For small family: mid- SEA MSTRENS—Young. colored lady. Ulary. icor Products. Dept. 13, Ween | He ¥. o. — 86. Collece Point. Long) lv With much pride we | = . (o85 ) | aT: - ee —— GORDON & on . | HOUSER German geeterte Ca ” om fine = — “te in specialty shop: shop: apply SALESWOMEN imgtes. | c eistamtcinioaieite caliente B ew or i : - ~ ashin n Ca} | ~* : ” ; ready for wor d floor GALMEMEN—Are you locking fora c-|SALESHEN- As cpportuniG ts offered’ can brag of such men in our eee uttin Die Penen a clea | | FURNITURE FINISHERS Experienced. | )_° Cock 20035 aioe Keowee. “&) | west. rear door. ___ | “; spensibie position with large earnings ° We high-crade men t join our sales force. . Ww ff h — vem Gan hake Give Giiterent ine | Weish Furniture Co.. 1190 Olive. (c) | HOUSEKEEPER—Middie--gea woman, in DRESS SALESWO] EN s pougeatoan ae he tt. "anias et a od Na gg Rave Prone g bv a one | firm. e offer t orough dividual cuts im same Muffin Pie Pan. | GIRL—White- “ peferences: house work: stay a Bae SS Write eiheh teil \— 4 - | adve nes of electric ri .* . o > (at once, Box os Experienced : ity and references required. #020 West | previous selling ‘experience will heli you, | training in the fundamen- | Bex_K-231. P-D.__ | on ee et oe. noamwork? & os HOTSEREEPER— Protestant: man and 2 Lye sree Asoly BEW T appearing sal Pine. (c} ' but is mot an essential quaitication. . RL-—Yo good | ne - rhe: aCToO Lucas Madison. {cZ) . 4 c a hters, 7 and li: suburbs: state sal- | SaALESMAN—A Prominent downtown bank pas S00 She sae kins ot 8 ee ~anasant tals of real estate selling, a PARTNERS WANTED _. Te ee 8 oe — lary. Bax ‘N-32: st-Dispatch ‘SHIRT MAKERS—On all Dress Section. Must ~— u i , ; . eae neneeineenaenpotiames . i— le ge r ou ‘ i Seem ~ Siar a ie c scr mamemens «|tce. You will be yo ge Hg 4 wonderfully located prop- PARTNER Wtd.—Excursion business; aew | family; good home. 3447 Halliday. (1) HOUSEKEEPER —Eiderty a 509; parts; collar makers: sleeve| emced. Apply Superi Sia ana oon gga . oe gon pte * ol ah veut ‘earning | erty selling at moderate | eis seedy to run aah Nemmen. ey GIRL— For general houscwork; references. Eas: Espenschied, Broadway car south. {c) | p ; : ary expecied. Box 1-169, Post-Disnatch. | capacity theerafter. Call Monday or Tuew | yioas a firm behind you | with or without service. FOrest 56523. | 7235 West_ Pine. ee. | HOUSEMETPER—For nice ay number home. | makers, pocket setters, hem-| of Employment, B. has ton feemenent tant | CAF: ages. birth tw GO: Vv attractive 20-pay | ally known camcern, rated Aa maou- fot ge RI h al ’ | Hote} ne ar > to 7 p. x suntract for children - ere contract, a ing a thoroughiy om gine =f — ae standing, and a plan which fini 4 To, acl eal onigis St. | | | ee poe ae “GRand 0331. ~~“ HOU yn ayy om married wom- wna eee: — tiger SAL BELAD ee commission: age nv r; answers con- | versified line of advertisin eset ‘ . it : a wa to take care of doctor's pffice: give use » ear shop. x ueuitial: give phowe number. Box N-227,| calendars secks a capable saies represen. provides for a reserve fund eerie ae ; - | GIRL—Experienced, for general house- | ,*", "Doms. bath and laundry, Box L-116. + sth and SALESLADY—Young woman: Post-Dispatch. mm | NE OD futi-time trons aes § aplenaba in addition to the present . va Sage A nage | tS deeemeieneae Were: APP. ily 3404A Chippewa. ._— | Post-Dispatch. Lueas. 7600 Michigan high~ fa snes siaoks SHOE WORKERS ‘aman en . . . —~ , to Ma, St pkiented portadD.c. interclangeadic dispiay ) : . ; a counters and wall fixtures: Missouri, [lii- | \‘4nces wiih a mo nth ny settlement of com macome. PARTNER Wid.—Good going furnfture GIRL—For housew@*k: no experience nec- no objection to daughter. school age. Call " -, Missions on a ‘iberal schedule, inc ucing Sa : . store; tine location; $1500 needed; active - cite ter auparteneee ~ ae rite | full allowance, for mail and repeat orders, We want to fill into our or imactive Box .N-121. Post- Dispatch. a SE ee =— . Ebste a , I 4 jor interview. Grither, 1392 Shawmut pil. /etc.: the man we employ will be expected : ” ies O PARTNER Wtad—Have $600 $800 to 'GIRL—Fer housework and assist in| HOUSEKEEPER—W hite, small adult Sc. Louis Mo. ite submit unaqualified yore as to organ zation acanc! Ss c- cnet with homed Bagh wag ou? store. no Sunday work. 4004 W. Marcus, ' family ; convement 0 ees sa ae i several] R th character. experience and ability to . | . > a Sten Box RL—w {o ousework ,|}Private bath. no washing: gov montn to / Ville. c gone _eapanaiyee eprperation aroks ; produce at al) initial curresponednce wil casioned by the promotion PL RINER Boe aa be 4919" Forest a ... ecwork; ™ competent — 47a es. 6917 Prince-is “, care RICE-O'R : : : — * | De treated strictly confidential. For fur- » —Business established, light, | - "Fai Seo toe. sv. CAbany so1' tc} moarrmientve eae grades, to the 9. | foas'paricumie aidvem Rend ‘Wikia, Suca| Of two of our men as Sales | "pleiRat work, "very “tinal” invertment’|GARL—APyUL 18 or 18, 0 helo SERGE (cpy goukRERPER—Experinced reall | SHOPPER—Must have retail, sions. Lxciusive territory. State ¢ ) Man ager. Noshocton, O. = = te Lejola i= —— ae —"= ——~\ | grocery. Bux K-100. Post-Dispatch. ic) | and «ive age. box J-32. at-Dis. | LAAN $50-575 WEEKLY. aoe t03 to di as Basten. GIRL-— White, for, general housework = LADY —itecls. Gaibaie- ani teenie: | store experience and good 7 men TOL Eat | TAKING w e gia oO aiscuss A Wtd.— Active: half interest in) Couking; no laundry. = = ight house 6733 P 44 Tiewas Wh> CA arian | plete line business a u a Hr ° esiablishecd business: caapble man past GIRL——Expertenced ; wait on tables. cit: aia Fo — novelay oo not | Judgment of value; for shop- BiGu LASS 8U BDIVISION PROPOSI- | img cards. Can earn 40 pe your possibilities with you | 60, desiring light occupation: amount re-| Maryland Candy Co. 3503 Olive. __ss | “necessary. 2020 % Wash st.. rear ing inside and tside the Ww EUS. WE ARE LOOKIN Mission, Pajsblie weekly. xperience Ul- | a , i quired, $3900; references exchanged. — GiIRLS—Experienced on shirt machines: | — ee 1 TY outside J. D. WEEDEN Co. hy Decessary. Orar epee ial — ee ao any time Monday. Mr. | PAR Posi- Dispatc a tc 4 Heise] lagadry. 3 3125 Magnolia. — ic} LADY —TYouns: for cler: cal work: ation. ‘store. Apply Advertising Dept. ; (99) | Makes success certain. autiful outfit | PARTNER Wtd.—To finance manufactur- | GT -—2; to clerk in ice cream parlor i ——" a i scaeo: ucation sf S600 mens bir | Sana erG,FUMLIsMING Co.'323/ Brennan. eke inate, "wste saber remy Sam dust. eed | food pay; room and board included. 4200 | "by paessER—Experieuced on Hert. | >: NUGENT & BRO. DRY : > | ‘ e a . paper. rv - proc a awa | Shaw (ic) | ~ nae SALESMEN Se J Fk D t | Pee laimed c: rane ¢ age oil. celluloid substi- | GIRL —Experienced white for cookism a machine: come ready tor Fg ES GOODS CO. e permanent with real con- You don't need experience to make $75- | osep ars | want : ra cor sokumion Gr remiieninen and housework: references. 632 3 Wa. oreo ae ANoe, Dt. - | SINGLE NE NEED ieee or gn = A me The Miles F. Bixier | $100 weck'y selling roof coatings mace Dy | Small - oo ‘ De = A. wt ? avo! terman._ 1 LADIES MAID—German preferred. 25 _ . LE Ge msc av Experi SALESLADY_—To ba Co. "eet. 223 Cleveland, 0. | Palmer's special formyla tg factories, | it Co an in mSuraC He ge — of oa a . 3 years of age) reference. Home Do- parts of white duck cloth- to-wear store: good ve charee SALESMEN—Carry side line of jad! carenere a ee OGr COMBI: | ca y mp 4 | finance: $1500-$5000. Box 'N-349. Post GIRL— White. for eeneral housework: ref- mestic Agency. S891A Delmar. (c) sion; state ~~ o , > > ? ~~ -« : . -_ * : = e J ij - —=- : erry op | sions eve: week. Paimer Paint Co.. 2578 Bet ew ee : —_ CAdany 1772. 8855 Water- gs and sive g@mik rayon and voile undergarments for | ~ - . ~~; Dispat h. : L ADY—For ho usework. middle-aged nae e = |W. 3th et. Cleveland, 0 | 1065 N. Eighth Street / aes —— en ({¢) ““terred: must be Ost. | ee FINISHERS — Reperienced: : general and country store tra ome trav- . Saas | ote > | HERE'S A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY | GIRL—You white. fo b good cook: residence St. elimk by machine preterred. Write ‘Lecky | - SALESMEN. PS oa . : ar That you cannot afford to mis: must be! “good home nnd nino pet ousework: | Charles and Wright avs.; about 7 miles ar di — Undergarment Co.. 160 Fifth av.. New | PD a gycellh “=e — hone needed md St. Louis Realtors over 39 a capable office man with $4000 to be 51314 - Ming. a.S50 be “4 oe from city. Mrs. D. J. Wright. Pattonvilic | & Cleaning Co., 3128 Easton. (c) ork. | alge Fa ages WE oo 8 nee ey 1 Y : invested in stock for orders; unlimited de- | -TRI ~ ———— c) | Mo {c) | SPOTTERS—aAnd pressers: nrust 3 expe. SALESMEN—Between ages 25 and 35, '- training. Man aeary between wt ears. |mand for staple — sary product: large | “** Exper! enced, for covering ; machine: LAUNDRY HELP—Experienced shirt line.| Memced on silk carMients: a ay tt 1 sning. Ss en 25 @ | Carnings Ww. L. FANY. Kylfire Ex-| ,%2° eS to tearm. Central Paper Box Co..' iris. Excelsior-Leader Laundry, 2325 | rand Dreing @ Cieanmeg Co. "8 ~38 Easton Automebile Insurance. - Write C. J. Pau. Erickson, ~:- | HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS Cherokee. =) | 2169M or 4351 Gertrude. s N—Sumeone to sei] electric fix c as opperten: a oe ee tea ee ; SALESMEN—T il im- T T GIRL—Doector's office; hours 9 to 3. ex- LAUNDRY HELE good _at figures. @0D Choutea (c jakhty salesman im St. Louis territory: not; REAL ESTATE SALESME- 10 S@11 ALTERATION Nama tee for perience unnecessary ; state age and Salary | Expe: tenced ro le 4 —g Ae STENOGR: PH = = ua. c) 92 c ‘ lar rienced feeders an olders. ply s OGRA EP—Must be first-ciags. _ a wf O. FU pater HOLIia May Stern & Co. . 12th an Olive. tures im ci and county; liberal per- necessarily experienced in the insurance/ proved property; experienced or inexpe- | —_worsroom. PCrest_ 7 ted. K- 218. Post -Dispatch wr Se & KLAUS LA DRY co i aw \ x eg | ~ & 4c} Ss UN i who can DIO, : : - — ae = and bon us ; go0d chance for rienced, must ae — ers, ——_ furnished. | NTIC a : : ‘ a ¥ t- -Dispaic ae ee ae ve for | —— . = RD lv; ne Was ing. 56€1 Wat erman, ad Ce - . => . —. good i eed proper equipment. Box Post REP R ESENT ATIV E—AA. St. Louis, f amen . e ~ ; vee = SALES AGENCY wanted tmmeodiately this | auro supplies: «ive full particulars with ARTISTS—Young women with undevel- ‘loo: | LAUN ‘DRY HELP re Db — For et- Dis. LED tory Illino territory for our patented automatic po- | letter. t Auto-Crafts Mfg. oped talent for drawing: large commercial GIRLS—Attractive, for sampling, down- Experienced hand ironers. 5572 Easton office ry p pe ig. 7k | R. Clothing, 606 N -_ r inols. he Cincinnati ite-Cra = ib M er ey ee tato chap machine; produces 15 Ibs delicious ».. Cincinnati, O art studio offers unusual training. Eox town stores. Mr. Dillon, Thornhill Display | 4%. BRIGHT & FREE LAUNDRY. (c) Wissensin. Iewa. Missouri. Nebraska and : T-3u> Py tas - ee Kansas and one or more side-line eaics- | Chips per hour, big Commission cach sale; | RESIDENT SALESM AN——For popular | = -S87_ Post-Dispatch. __ (coe) Ce... 919 High 10 and 11 a. m. _ Monday. MAID—Experienced. for genera] heuse- | STE OG RAPHER- adv caliing on drug and a Steres: | these machines tremendous money makers. peiond linge of ladies Ce gy ts: on BEAUTY . “9 TOR—Hair cuit: ~ pe 4 GIRL —Sing e. fer housekeping ; not afraid work: g00d cook. CAbany 2347J. keeping - rat ee ag = “ook a «= territory now cuovered ines Car-/ their product enjoying unlimited market: with an established following among 10 Chsene | | =e . r goo 1 work: German or Austrian preferrs no ee a a a , : itter preferred. H. B.. 1220 Longacre Waees. Cai at Grand and HMebert — Box K-180. Post-Dispatch setenctanines Mu Aes “Sin ot ae =m Co.. 322 Buder Pidg \ = a ' ‘¢) | STENOGRAPHER—For law office: state he Sanitax Brush Co../reedy sale: allu siipment delivered pur- | tou W. Washington bi. Chicago. | chaser: easy termp. remarkable opportunity | Bldg. New York. _ between the Sours of 9 and 10 2. m. | ge ome LOU, W. i. a —- : ; 3 ? > OPP y } Sg -._- is —— | BIN ERY GIRLS Experiel ced —== | “ment at Pee for Diaver-piano roll denart- MaID—German pref: rred, for general, age. education, and salary ex- sent at Penny & Genties’. old rotation. house w: Tk and to é laundry with wash- pec ted. Box K-246. Post- -Disparcn. ate) . wants Saleemen to take care of | formation write or wire president. Colonial | men to a —eal estate ‘beral commis- j ; ~ - it . 4 4 ‘ ; cp ~ ‘ i — — | th ae mf eee een, SS Brass Co.. ne sion. ohpely Sunday. 9000 Gravois. wr BOORKE EPIN eam INE QPERATY st crn Coat machine e: ‘aioe on Rie- | MARC eETe ER—Mast =, good. Phone AL- a Bit iciency Service. 1344 ; Ah. traveling men or local salesmen. in an-' ya : pt nm — ae as n-“eDer machine Excelsior-Leader ton 22: good opportunity. ic) | Trust : ‘ —- ree New York manufacturer has open- BOOK KEEPER— Experienced, who also un ; a PEM CANE ON OME RANE” a i rs ' ator Ruth’ ry Bea uty Shop 6325 De imar. STENOG RAPH wet roof coatings. specialties and Murphy's ofl | ee, Planar sample case. total weight 25 | beautiful work: meene mnenec pretty in ©| " Premi “ge ap Co. oe steady werk. | oung, good home; rith | MARCELI LER—A! iround. 6687 Del Bulletin ahotrent, 1909 “Eebeae 385. SOAPS (Mationaliy advertised) direct to fac- | pounds: no objection to side line: 8 per {| minutes, DdDIe Mmoney- -makit epportunity ———_—— : on — = } ren and housework: : é G. ‘ mar. ch \Wway - om eg milis and farmers: local territory: | cent commission: state territory. experi- | Bear Mfg. Co. .. Rock | islan -% Tii . ee tein ID—W nite. family Udtrel. P Ar -kview 4189M. ini a. wagers ' 9419 fe) oa. , (ec) large commimsions. The Phoenix Oil Co..jenee, references. Box 383. 228 West) WE have a very liberal contract for 2 men — ~~ —~#ost-Diepatch. A ee + Ind. ; 7? — = our material and mailing. Supply C UNIOR SALE MEN Very @ ble prop- Bo EFErER Au sion ¢ erders tor caftee, | un mend iEstabloshea 1921). 1923 J S s “y wgomg *4 S00K—1 re re ene . 07 . ~To- work i } ds nan ~ oshed i} COOK White; references. FOrest GIRL—To dos general work in cleaning 615 N. 9th. (¢) | STENOGRAPHER- KK —- 5 sugar. Dour. ae. canned goods, stapie | Broadway New York. _ | esitiomn Call at 5609 Virginia av. for (3) 3339 Pershing. | and dred h se PS OES] enone bs a AL, ~ neeieaneetlleseesietilbarallieed Pamiantate-enlamntandla V9 ye yy eS required. ‘deliver a Bee, | We are organizing a sales force to sel. My , , » * > en ivertisine | sp 341 at... tseae ane” aa —— ) oh 38: oid streng One capatic. NT” RSE —Whi te. Protest tant. “experienced. to Box L- 336. Posi -Dispatch. ull ‘at COOK -And first flocr work. . i ‘or general housework and assist care for infant and 3-year-old tri: STENOGRAPHER—Competent. SA SEEN cea tte tiny emg 22 te ey ete i tus Elite hedaman caleaeenet ten - ~ eee Be Aa POL h We Bye Pee ; See i ‘ ae " ee ee Aiieiateh 7 your once: if |according to effert put forth See man- : . a _ to : 3 i ta. im. ’ high-class speciaily salesnilmn ‘ipa — ederal Commgrce rust tiidg Oo = = sath om man ith previo sn rences, 0. ‘ esi ine. ai ‘hid 57° rt nh for stmuimer: w f = are a hard worker, “can kive first-class j ager. 508 Federal n T bid Klahoma: prefer man with » t So 3753 West P tuld. PaArky ro 3716. T9656 Me. rth for sumumer; best wages. j 1th office details and — typing with | ine = |Menday 10 te 12 a.m cialty experience. food produ ~ ) 5167 J. Scie INE Leer of RO ‘rson. — toe) | Wallace, Price rd., Clayton ear. id , lated statements: permanen mobo ge ~~ ~ 2 E - rite. iving present and pasi 8 ee COU. ( ‘OOK —Camp r restaurant, to gq with GIRL > Work ‘nm private — 0143. : excellent fabure ‘to > Tight 3] ' er ; . “ . ’ - _.. f . id rit a ‘ s - _ — _-—— RAY. ale . fr i2¢ fr / Tic * ; 4 : — : work, sellme ; big money; casy | $30 and $100 a week selling the business | AN OPENING in our organi ation for 2 41F3 or write Frank Wyman Outing ences: gr general housework; — refer | “4 tter pen baee ms | STENOGRAPHER—Collector| W t grecerries, coffee. canned | * Cen . :, c ct Od Wages: apart hal curt’ goed pay. 5445 East mm. (ce) | O © want an ante oils airect P Un- ; “14 -: LOY Te’? t value. Apiy eo W.. ag@di tiena | shteemen to sei! vopalar priced Farm _for hh? dren bu ‘eka, Mo c67 Newstead. » bd rPuBeut K. 4il N. SPE ae . 3 effiment girl to collect hv peal in ’ i- thon. ad- | ar Bids. (c3) | car. the increasing demand for the ieht COOK- exper enced: $55-$60: also woman even; i ——— for all industrial furnaces; can handle as | perience not absolutely necessary. Bo - aad oe oe renter . ic Mat c) | also wages expecta. Box L-135 F you want to SALESMEN—TRAVELING, 4LSO Local. added line; state expertence and line ham- | K-211 ousework: cxpertienced. small family: GIRLS—1iS-30 If vou w travel | OPERATOR@&C_ Wis aan” a - SPEND GRAPHE = = 201 = — = gui wages: on Clayton car line. WY- am om anal bay eas to travel, OPERATORS—With some experience on | STEN‘ “SRA PHER—Exceptional o . eee ane OE money im oO or- iresses; steady work: goed par hiiy for (horeughly experienced giri: TO REPRESENT MANUFACTU R! ‘idled Box J-$4, Post-I — — : ‘ ; is. “T° > YT? ° ate . ri SION Basis Ren SAR ON | : oe be en ee own 0098). fe) | eeOrk hard. make goud | in big or-| wash dress Tt ts IS AN UNUSUAL OP. AU" TOMOBILE SA [ ESMEN ' eee ee ornate din an titene +O. teeotns hite woman_ unineum H Turner. CErtral = aT) eho ts ifz. Co.. 810 Lac aah, Sth_ floor. tc) have attra ‘tive personality and HIGH-GR ee ee ee ee : fate. b i: thorpughiy experienced, capahie of. GIRL— aa. “ar ae Orv ERATO RS— Experienced qd giris on aress- ance: aiso ability to meet abi (Pts : 17 f assiat “mot her ~. pow ‘'’T machines Selomen Man fac- we... as a € tnterest | . Sit - ‘ y in confidence. ing Sv competition; free Three, to seli Hudson and Besex: ac-! «: ‘ itory you are covert r rere! “4 . . - & appre tas ae ae: "1 i ; s Ls t Lf al . ‘ ” int & i} Comm anu } ‘d ¥ ‘| fyi! 2 > Prien, = w .. 2 nie? ieee “soy naga re 8 ‘ mn on ™ Tre" ia Thea ines and ai re) frry Sin fe 4 Ph rst-: are and e in | ' re nemen sales van grant you absoiute monrpely S. AL, ESMEN prefit-beam business: give detalied inior | Ah | ont ile -) Met fice weet - es a Ray ger sewing machine 3. Fr. &@ B. ——— | ottice work: mood position with advance- |territery. Box K-220. Post D vou 7 life, t once. ha We are the Western representatives of | ion: ai} replies SiTICcUuy i fidential, } j | i y "a * oe . was . _- ae ie i 3 © laun- ce go 3 VW ashingion, 6t jor 7 st. ron Koken Manufacturing Ce.. | WOMEN 10. geod. " i. orn... 35. 7 Madison one of the count: “y's le “ - i ox waa ;> ; { 1s] icn. : u W i \ J ; ; ' es “— * ' eterenc reg uired. — ~ — 3 ee diol wat Jigen. ic) _—_ adi: 7s belt and) A +™ a ; 4 U , dewn OS75 or write - Semp | OPERATO RS— Expenences re ane ; — guaranieed av. New York City. buckle manufacturers and wish salesmen SSiDENT SALESMA: night read. Clartor — — those thai can make samp! : Senn a seine Gee —_— a Ss — 4 mission: also agents in —- fac a : say won, en : week. aaah nen ; ya . acturate, stale age. experience, d pa Max Broa. is N. -lerences, salary. telephone number. _ town. Call or SALESMEN—Ropresent our | landscape de de- , acquainted with haberdashers in follow- To represent large New York ' 1} > eee cmeg Naren arer had poral pa wae set F am T horoug! { nly ex pe= e, an hair dressing rT re + Foon a es Hfth Moor i » ; ies — os Past- Dispatch. partment. handsome Rn and training | rr states: nates, Nebr ask Kansaa, if free - Dest architects ere > -e "}e rh asas. 643708 ndiana. iscousin, | selective lin +4 a Leed f RATO sg 2-need] = — al . ~ hor on PERATORS. Ext we longed on «i 7 i TYP ; IST—Anda eterk - accounting depart- ; ee ee i | Michigan and Missouri, to take out fail: hashed man with strong fallow sss. | d Pale ate Ral? at)6=6lhhot | ~y- 2 itn ' A ‘ wee a. ya : . =" ” } j ; A ; \ a E wih ’ ire s: . 5S " x. = » ‘ T > ond i me = . ; out ‘ 4 tz / miac h Tl vey at > ay ‘ , ees ~ oa Mace reer Wri] Wes tee Sti sche nets | Soares Pele Core. SSS we eNCed. Apply Em-| Srthaotgg, | Maser Mics Co. TSS1 Washington, Toth | UY Se ata Sia nts, ee RSE Purteil- Rurke Nurseries. Lenincane depart wil! be wT in On = ss E —¥ ENC = sD) = Al ; a i lo ment Office 6th | GLUE mi ‘GIRL LS—Experienc ed. _ Stony wo =; | arr ‘ j tc) , pst Dispate -— ad a Ls x puoymen miata. | a ee ee ee Ce, IES Cw | See tT “and Unio on Wilcox & WATTRESS—James Restaurant, 1408 Oitwe “sary: tebe anders” bmn 4 N. N were ALFE CO.. wWeered uv iaree manuta vanes a flat nny elling uu. yi Dp 4 +, & ? Ls | cia s 341 y el: h iy l-Kalter Mfg. Co.. “WA! TRESS— To work lun mma. | 1500 Central Nati imal Bank Bids : ay ee have personally selected. and play clothing. to "sell desiers. Northern Te S a . 8 trained 16 mrn now SALESM AN—TO TR AV EL i ‘Missour!- no long trips: home we foe nes E - O O Ir. CRL GGS, | HAI RDRESSER— Experienced. 1912 > 140 “Lecust. 8th floer . fei i ' Choc late Shoppe. 118 ,— 3 Bieg. ae a : ' | ) OPERATORS——Experienced on wash dreas | WATTRESS—Neat: must be experienced. \L nee ~~ = ] ma kK - with ew York Life from $3500". to lurday: good commissien — > Must pessess proven capac for big iz « 30- r , : r iomart ~ — - ——_—_— — . 7 a year We need four more +# x os . | de - guto necessary - prefer men 30-, y A A DEI jy }) sh BAIRDRESSER-—T: ror > eh ma ad 5 Ex pertet aS s.mijar Liens poem geen = = i syndicaira — ts r ive wationg 4d «sper nw ; O u S 4580A LAclede. To work evenings. — s. steady work and good pay: piece- Appiy Benasth. Sarah and Olive ic} It. sell lots in a new a New ei! to a:i me ants: Mivertisin Epert- | once fir ' Poles __) ' : “ om i 2- TRESS—-Grand- “We ———— eee Se. yy +A “York Lif a cat io ry: clean, lucrative, perma- | o@ct_f! tte! : . ose BS B A 3 NI] : f TAIRI- RESSER— Experienced. all round: | omni a ye apety af — a on rand-St. Louis Cate: 2804 sien a toro ‘ and bd) | Bene business: exclusive territory; sed of 6U MMED TAP = SA! , oe A iNi ° Cc) | licensed; must marcei. 29 N. Vandeven. | t per weet KN—Fu!! time: Seu 12 monthly payments; no collections;| Best proposition ever ofiered. » ae aa \ ter oe aE SEE Ti PONE c) | WA! TFRESSES- ~Experienced. Corm issioims paid tm full tT caah: no; prices ment au Comprtilii aha £Ive 304 | (ge aToOmbprce’ “Se Ree age agree eee 1 Re N watch: nr Sund ¥ % agg gene = Ay 310 aOxl a CONCETN all wee ted: estab-| valume saies Every Duseimese - b nagge nen a | egg me First-class operator Ex ; OPE ar RS MONT taurant uy ON aan. ork : e- . its at no experiment spie.nmt- | Manulac ~*. whoilesaiers, jobbers, retail OUCN TER OTR! & ms whl oe & ues ary Daic. 1580 apprentices perienced mn $2) dresses. NI- —— - benefit Le iep hone, 9 = i? ting Zs. Ba- | rs. Sov ‘. $i tile anni a, Ay ing ue : - sad - a doe Xn | ai 4 fe cc / ij va nted ues A pmy¥ iS N Mth st. in} RC YE iy _ i ? Ni. Rt > ie} w we iy . oe :or rteT) : Pholix. Saies Manager, vseifersen | eal : Specialty Printing Cc.. —_ Dias eee) 3 6Cmll Semdns iE — HAND EMBROIDE Woman bt x. 5 Seam cy - — . —— ce York City. i Hotel. _ : ie } ‘fiers nh a al ry wv ee Benish hand embroidery wor ~~ —— CL ALTY SALESMEN CIE? . nH . ag yee Must be experienced. Bez N-208 oet- | Exper enced on Slik cdcresees. Apply at OLIN We) ork __ 13% Elm (er SAL SSM AN—Calling 28 | roady-to-weat | SAL SMEN Active. red-biooded fighters. who want COVERING GIRL-—For paper box factory: | Dispatct 83) jonce for work. FRELICH MFG. CO. s83 WOMAN—To make pies In restaurant. | stores for attractive side line beys” and | lt better themselves. Products well known ~ saiesenggaai yeneral Paper Box, 200 § HEM: S ~~~ | Washington. seventh floor. c} 9010 De mar. (ec) tation paid, CULVER ST girlies clothes. imvenile suivs. knickers, | We have several openings for “live! and thousands in mew si re. Werk vias) sd Sa _ ‘TIT ( ‘HERS acne > WOMAN—Experienced on prestine Tle | cade Bidg. bloomers, ove.: commission and eateelacvary wires P) » book . orders ' ; a oes ys “ a ability mn makes Mit ONEY Spee. Me if you na “RE MAN 4G ERS. Experience don w ash dresses. Singer ma. { Bi EK RAT IRS garments pert al ‘ “Yaning. 4970 Page. ‘ ae a ll lg a gen — pood in avers at “2 | maeneaines arta | for & ns, Maddie: ‘nS moan busines eer eae a Big money-maker Only in shines: Dpiy sixth floor Experienced power machine operators. to WOMAN-—Middle age. te work in cat CANVA a wu eLMOETIC NIK na ‘bl W. 3d. aneten : +a +’ : ste wnue if rw J fr. ME EHAN. 11% Unive. Ca . Sn Sec if wT cy] y et PT. Se tat MF ; ~ © | learn ehirt m ine Appir NE teria at once. Ww Wilson a oH ~ em Oe eee ; _—__, £2, | @6@QGMAW » sit colored -l\ Can NVASSE “Tia CAN PRESENT A PROPOSITION | Sf steady workers and have an autome-| mail advertising Campaigns, anhua: caren ENTAIL. TANT " a wore a CAbeny 24170. nt OPERATORS wants work by day: wash! ——— SEWING CO. 3 Ss : : : 7 can secure permanent sation ed dars and holiday greetings i adding limit os er See A i must have | HOU SEGIRL— German renern] sibs ~ . : _ and cican- — * 194 5. MERCHANTS WHIC H Links LN ; - ‘ ‘ s : ot — a a= so . ‘ = “ ; ir re" me) owe af Te ww rT ne > 4 ” . Cle ay! > — . mz ; $3 15 . Ex nira! 9132 J} 4 d ~~ oe ‘ y ABSOLI’ TELY ‘xce! ni Propcesi* on t.) atat 2 ed number acti. ° sale sme nh ager d os ; i . mo ’ ae . re = : ‘. \ = ; ) JOO + Fy dian =" Expenmenced on “ ash aresses. ae ‘Mi . - R, — a LY ‘ “ANY ASS ER — THE i™ “erie: and send pest card “photo with te = j @tk cesat i sxies for myer } mre VIOUSs — ' Pers eN\ perience rm 2 . sat hi ce. " a =r - wo » -Ua ran tee: AS 1 iv na : : “a _ =e = het. tor kitchen white ex pe- 2 goed com t«sien. 5148 i ~ .\LES™M aN firs: te COMMONWEAT T1447 : ‘ence unnecessary seiiin experience %. ‘walle - 2 a ' ngshigh wav. - iat sraduate- —— | . POST .- PMISP A ATC S. | AES. Me a ee _ urn shed. sheen — aes e ome —— , Se salary . SUNnGasS OV E R vy, 1, ( Pp E RATORS | | we MA N— Tr gir for general - housework i Cai ¥. S 3 4 SGCSar er : ; | S3500 ta s ; iM) veartie tre , “i CSMNney med hats sellin rr from $4 00) ‘ a. e tA 4. 5&8: ; Forest Park Lt? Ee) mar 3: 204. o i) eS ——— rr : : frre “eupie “= tth goed salesman. _— =. Neg SALESMEN be, Beemeed, Ses ar. Y Tan , re ” ory HOU ‘SEGIRL— Wh tite. small family: good EXPERIENCED ON afier $2. | : q vs aa “uti a ama sted n Hote! Jefferson, Tuesday. ROPE S to Sh (MW) - must he experie nee] home 4128A Easton. BACKS ( TWH. NEE DLE | WOWAN— To take care of ote Soe | EXPERIE Nt ED NE AP. ae ee : TC rrr ales HOUSEGIRL— White: generai housework POCKET MACHINE : | etal ROuaTwers. from ii ’ round ARING. CAP, x mH TWO FOR $: 29 + and original. LE\ IS-ZUKOSKI apartment. Call CAbany 6824J 1 « St AL. L)- ING . refervners. S582 Easton. eo~peration. Weekly checks "; .s FOR a 2 , - ; iT? . a > rw © BUUSEPGIRL-—And et im baker tye : cub an — ~ MAS —To care for invalid CONT Lae Uits. Act uick Saite | ~~ R Hi : a ae Men's $17.50 suttes and overcoats. two M ER¢ AN TILE U OME ANY . OT. SN. 19th. ——— — Cee , a E s ix Y FACTO RY NO. “on ie tw! = Englieh and os Suite 705, 417 5. rm st. oe ee * ae bad for $29.50." Salesmet —— Is HOUSEGIRL—For light h es, | IETS ASD St. Gases if wo M. J. Ries " : Me . agern Wanted t h fail line now + iS. . 7 or 13 ouse work 1971 ~ a ——-- . ey Ty $430 one TH ” A. Mi! aaa quick. DE LUXE Wtx LIEN CO.. 86) oicri FANE ari ar OR sin. ——— —— mple sae gee =: W ANTE pD— IPE RATORS ~e care for child ana. ie ; S\LESMEN— New a "haa agg eee COMME RC cE ‘BLDG CH AMBER Weston st. GP and Rapids, Mich. tin Abstract. 1869 ee ninatione _” a c oF =? hag? ——— FR wade ar sixth f! acy re ~. | second floor east. 71 ‘ — ‘ v—wate; comniry girl pre ge WOMAN— -Mrong. € x. Louis See bie Dusinese With A man that hes a clean record can make M TTS 2 3 ; m YT " nm I t , ~ ~d wee 4 a few aye mm tensive instruction has made him 4 suc eg geet -EENZANG GARME ‘ rT ae gg ence ‘maa pave —— 4 Appl y ELY & WAT K ER. n oS tth hb | req! tes “ony ? . i. “eal eslale eaiesinan. f wre : «> 44 | ; > ' _ eehe ag at , ’ oe 4 v}- Z } i d A gi “an Give recent re . ad phone in as “))06veare of age.*°own a car, 3 het Pa E OPER. R-—T reine: ¢ ~ TF Call mort “8 ~ . . 7 > . WOMAN—O i tires letter Ai PO RUMent ma ie ‘jane 15. 25 to determinat: m to succeed. come in hars mn our ffice. i Ke 3 HOUSEGIRL—- White. " exXperien: ec genera, SHIRT s A( TORY ’ 16th and * oa ork . aint 6 dally excent & Tiere | ass See.__F am Caapaten. and talk i over with Mr. Beche , ' is >} housework and covking. CaAbany v441J L, 7] h #] ar emploved couple. Ficod 3333 Tmreg oe ; 66606 Washington. ocust. sixt inor. (e3) fax 2043J 7 Marcus. COL fe) | A REAL OPPORTUNIT , e HAMMER R. BE. CO.. 3548 5. terand. ELDERLY LADY —' t* OU fs RE eas Fe ge a oe eloeriy : rood ha ' _ BO ‘T cE (; TRI Assist with b; by aoe —~ Te wo r- ; fait s. L : th ab: Do OPERATORS M AN— Refi ined. o Ole who ar appreciaic | - Por energetic men selling Universal elec LESMAN g26° Prin COOKING, B40 Per men n Ts. 710 a me reatmoent, general house appointed. atienai tree apolianc os “nn make $250 tm $250 BAL. AN. oy ie ae aes a. * oe Seep Limit C kdl 56 oR. ee . horou hiv x da Rw ~ at: S —_~ aera . EL ' PE! ‘ ust t “Kpe- ht me —— . ivy @e@ emence uncry: mr te se!- ent. P ce OB | ary: in county. Rural Route No. 7. JGth, Chieage. monty a) TRi-City GOW. Mr Meyers. $12.000 TYP ssa = - ———— a I eee | an = 12.000 A YEAR TYPE. mera: ¢ ment piy HOUSHGIRAL—Whiie. tar general ho N—We can use one or two more SPEC [ALTY MAN | | ric. 128 Locust ee work in 6-room a; artmert. references =. HOuSe dresses: ood . 1044, Afton, Mo. salesmen now calling on the | . riis -areacrentious. capahle = a uired. Ire 46 . 4 pay ; seen, am 4 tf Tou are set | oe tious apa E Torr SISHER RO} KKE -PE > " qu a FC st 00386 (ol) wi OMEN - Wanted. Advertiser ip 25-year-old hous: of an immediate carning of over $12,000 a AR R—O SPER OF SR. BOUSEGIRI aE, CR EEE “Ow > mee steadv em loyment ; . ] To supervise 7 Matwork sine taiists nm ectenmtifle merchandising. Our year and i “ in a permanent and ——t) lie &. Haupt Moto a 2) enis zi ~ e— For hor jee work ast dave ot se Pp Pp Pasant departmen:. Aalooe Laundry, _ 3700 _Olive. | ;“Glant’” @ellar ae na % experienced busi a = an earn at t Be5e ‘and ¢s| Washi gt wate: tent teen ! man or saire executive, We curt You ¢ ening irae . Swarts SAINngion. nig Rome at night: oT alles investigation and can furnish tank |'2 your firet selling week. None but high wencerrimctee Sete ae ciate ile bring references. 6605 Kingsbury bi. a o~ = OPERA TOR—#08 N. &th mt. see- Appiicants wll be regui- viy qo04 Tas me per Cleaning Cn. * /a@ unuseally profitable cannection. Box | »'’- K ineshisnway — wa | HOCSRGIAL Caak oh. 3 2 = a aon ee — | L368, Past Diapaten 3 = ginet omg 2 , a =. Child age 3 PRESS ER—Expenenoed om iadies gar - oa z meh ie ene ES a ae Oe ; - . ; Tr antaitin - eg — a , 3 é 4 . > | . ~ ‘ Mmeita 4 s. ‘ 4 ’ EXCLOSIVE DISTRIBUTORS — Reliable net nla oe ge My hn gd gp eee That knows all about | area and boamrwork, goad’ hese Teor right | $238 Olive Ne ee eee . . tee z ‘ et: =i ara eT +} e . _ nna. ac er. | dietetic tte : oF i will be in St. Louis during the week. children’s dresses; must also know | 17. t._ Hiiend 23273. = (ic) | PRESSED. nagging will . ie mac pence & | how to operate special and sewing HOTSEGIRI —Ex mood. white: email | _Dleater stead : Phone < : HARGBAYVE. Statier | ‘ univ DieRSBnt surroundings. na ene Co. * | Done ag <a X; orofits. United ' Hotel, ueaday. machines: good pay. Appiy 1021} heme for ae arty: me washing pond Heman. first floer Distributors, 306 Monuree. Chicago. 0 Caban - i warts. Wash ngton av.; 6th floor. - . iopa. - RR at CU RRS Ki. m . PET RI BS EE NIGER OTS a0? GRIMES WEE ee aos ae ee

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=a) ae a — ~~ SUNDAY, JUNE 13, 1926. WTD.— WOMEN, GIRL —East St> Louis: white: nnact a f age, for industrial catcierla wort « to start; experience unnece ‘8 must live in East St. leuie A tier; state age. Box K-322. pg ONSOLIDATED EMPLOY. er-mtenographer....... $125-$1 r-Steno., dow Yipee nee 6 ¢ ne operators (9). “5 . S$h0-8T7 Settee 116 . »hers (3) *-* setteee. pkins biller iatas cove ere 16, ee Ypis of 4 & 6 © 62308 e@eeseeeeus eas “3 wt L fee in St. Louis. 604 Gite. eS ESWOMEN wanree 4 § S SALES WOMEN—Neag¢ aring salespeople for Section. Must be experi.» Apply Superintendent, iployment, B. NUGENT’ J. DRY GOODS Co, ADY—With ee ed -wear shop. ADY——-Young woman: expe ass drug store; opaple ee - rds: references. fferson ‘ ADIES to sell advertising ~ Auto Club News. Apply ooat a eo over 20 yeam for ~ Be ay A department. .. 706 Washington. (DIES Fogger ih. ; a. indow Kperience relferre stead posi. py Lanathan Co., 801 Locust, oo Ne asremene. + od an . wor selling art ic, St. Wreacie Hotel. me ADI S—3. over 30. ladies’ wear: ce $4 a day while promotion. . B. Lancou, Amer Bie 4 \DY—First-class; expe a rience les ready-to-wear: steady pogi. d salary. Apply in person, 3945 ssa nt. a ADY—To have charge in res ' were: good eatery, a8 and ooo e experiepce and give references, '60,. Post-Dispatch. oe r ADIES—New invention ents er rhage eat ry ah coe ‘comatuat womer ore . nd “Wri i 54 W. Jackson, \ DIES—Splendid opportunity for young ladies; salary positions: t. Benzo Gas Motor Fuel burban. CAbany 23200. (o} ADY—To sell and appoint sub ned ens nem preg a preparer Salary comm SPRCIALTIES CO. 217 N, ‘Sat Baio. ADIE DIES—3i2 dally. 7 aa, ee - a. F 57 styles. 3 eolecs@eumanen ] iy: vou simply take orders. nd collect oO experience pr -_ ded. eete time satis furnished. Mac-O-Chee ex r0- §24.. Cincinnati, O. ADIES—Would extra dollars mak ppy? Hundreds make from § ur introducing new insured "hosiery women, children. The work ig asant, dignified: can be fitted inte spare moments. You og 2 — experience to succe r Earning equipment furnished 5 > full information on just how to profits daily. . Mac-O-Chee Co., 24. remanat OMEN — ed, siden wore aphic org for AL. HA 18, Post-Dispatch. OM EN—House- to-hanse hou easity: $10 to $15 daily: we poste ve no competition. Call 1 ong time or 6 to 7 p. m. 15 aylor, ee ee OMEN—$75 to $100 week easily yy women pescasn & personality, ce and willingness to work. Ap- day afternoon, room 411, Bank erce Bldg. _ SALESWOMEN. ‘+ awake experienced, well-a s who can visualize and retel] the R mnost interesting and tacular on proposition, ‘Every yY ap is interested. You are ‘prepare re. » interview proepects concluded by effiecent sndoousmne esman; rawing account guaranteed regard- caults. This is ee bi t those ve ay, Pb a ition. Apply atten 3 Pp. ™m nters’ Bl & want to double your income, see 1 Carpenter "bide. 1 1411 N. Grand, —Take orders for Betty 1 “hats. “Hiland 2647w, °° earn $60 weekly in your own lling needed articles for women; *tition: free Seo pe Write 1 Dean. 318 8. St. Clair st.. Pitts- Something new; the prestest sanitary necessity ever brought als to all women and fille longe- ifs woman tells another; arti- self “Hh ye. § a om em > Write nol O 8. Wells, i. (83), —Matiager of a large corset com- looking for middle-aged women ent and sales ability for St. Louis _ Box K-220. Post-Dispatch. (c) —10. good. to sell Matthew's cuaranieed $15 week and com- also agente in eve Missouri ll or addrese 3664 ane" Seide. (c7) » the best aoa 4 nf. Experience ia ue for drone opal a Building. ime work; experience unneces- ke orders inexpensive sah! nd for sample. Grace Ember, i, Chicago. _ SALBSLADIES. ts in a new cemetery on com mis- leads furnished. Coperuaty. 50 to $100 per week accordin | forth, See manager. 508 ode merce Trust Bidg.. Monday. 3 ORT ATTRACTIVE. opositior for experienced women ~” om house-to-house in omaller:, ‘Te selling is easier and board the you can make —. $70 week and i” penny invesiment and ae re d. CULVER SYSTEM. 525 arm SSERS and SOLICITORS ae ERS —. Experienced. SINGER _CO., 3194 S. Grand, =. \NVASSBER—On ladies’ apparel: mmission. 51349 Delmar _ RS—House-to-house work; high od products: liberal commission. av. 16°26 8. Grand. P MOST ATTRACTIVE opposition for experienced womnes n house-to-house in smalier towns ne is easier and board «he cheap- an make from S70 week’ and uD; oor. Rg as and traasp i ta- VER SYSTEM. 525 ar —— ey — wtb. D.—_MISCELLAN'US iSs—Grade. high | schoo!. co! ‘iewe. l, special: ‘salaries $900 to nd {pr enrollment: either office. Teacher Placement Bureau, Hie ink Bidg. New eana, Lai cher Exchange. Shreveport. — —— — OOMS and BOARD — scaaieiamaeieinnn WITH BOARD — ciITY -D BOARD — Deli ighttul roomy exposure; with or w theut bear hal. Private family; gentlemen, a North ) 3017—Lady alone; “will board - 9 gentle men or . ay oe oo Lindell S2707M. ic? k40A— Room and > cs: nce: reasonadie (ERY. 1508A—Room; senile vate family; board if desired ag NE va Cad TE ' “ aso | / 2 connecting rooms for ght dese LEW * Show 3625-—2 toome. rated; running water: no _summer rates: 5227—Front housekeeping | roome. single and connec 50 up; free rent base ee es a nn _ ROOMS FOR RENT—South Strout rooms ta fet; Goan couple or gentle 65 “ROOMS WITH ee 3938—Conventient gh reasonable; board o en Room and ce SS eaaline yo near car_and bus 5. SLES s08 A Frome for 2, $7.50 each. CHEROKEE. ince =a see y= BaOCTEAU. 4360A—Room and board, for convenient to car. (c) i ee en, A a Rooms ae Sonne — wees ROOMS FOR RENT—South JEFFERSON. 3725 $.—2 furnished rooms | _ Dousexeeping. _ JEFFERSON. 3434 8.—Nicely ished room, all convreriences. HUmbolt 0448W ROOMS FOR RENT —Wost “ROOMS. RENT _housekeep- LACLEDE. 4830-—One room. rent water, (cl) Ho privileges: private ene 4 eengptenendae~ SIDNEY. ge hme — a furnished rome : 5108— Lai e ~ govthern-ex mn . #° et Den floor aaah Elmar iow. te ‘e) Bing: muthert frent sleeping or ping Southern exposure, ‘third west)—Nice'y fur- ; private family: reasonabie. qeresenngegnnyti> entire anata Leap eesetlipuataenastae ——- 50a D—— Second front, 1 or “Tie Loely room with tan; 4117 7 rte ge Se wows ped. | RIDGE. hern ‘eT | Lesahacsing | ofivate te_ family. ason. — u— Private reel deuce. spptaiiencae HTiand L_£3 .—Cvo! lly : very desirable. HUmbo JEFFERSON, 2244A 8 —-Nicsly Bas a aj s en “17 =~ aA N.—Frurniaheg 55 board: 2 bome cooking; near car. Caw 4 segaat: excellent OH 2 rd; home-like: electric fan: also sin- ee vieges opti Large front reom; kitchen ; Vis te) Loa “hE Sie fron) gem. = Turniaied rooms, val $3 Nic ice, eutet piace: A. Room man: LE Ag if decteed: a Bh ee furnished ; 3138—Seconé os next " > 2 young — or - ate eploy car and bu te nt. de | ELMAR. 86103 sclia housekeeping: water tn kitchen ; all con veniences; also basement room and ees \ ‘ 3 a room; 2 gentlemen or couple. airy room for cen- ee tt rent anne cled 0. (@) a) nage ane. 41 ern rooms for eleeping. w, pork, — Neatly, Taraistag rooms for a housekeep ay 4 and sleeping roma m: ‘Nouthern exposure: _/ ERILLIANTE. 2—2 LL ‘tio Th ye oe “Furnished sleeping room ufo sa 5 501 — Housekeeping rooms, mod- v rTRGIN IA, 5704E—Tw oS Feomhe. first floor; ail cony Suieinaen. 7 LAFAYETTE. 353 Peewee. turnbenesi der ‘Bew Management. _ ait =—Comagielely ‘ , | doen: i fama Farabsbee ONDELL single or connect- | every convenience: . 4723A —Furniehed ym, for 1 EARTON 4420A—Sleeping ae bot and | EASTON, 4636—Froat room and modern | kitchen; reasonable to refinwl adults. 5575——One furnished lences * | ENRIGHT 3911 —Nicelv furnished front room : mine or couple. gissvine O973R. —Large cool sent tiemen? jreasonsbie. 213—Laree fi front room, 1 out owners private home: nice rooms; € privileges: in ee) | | LAPATE 4721—Third-fleor house- keeping : couple or gentleman: urnace, yon FR eas. FERR , 5320A—La | refined: board options). ccamecing, | WOOK yup wil) rent ries Pe: ces. Riverside 1 _ refrigerator. hot chiar in rooms; sda. iain iain leep ng _ ie e. 3813—Nicely furnished | CUP ) mannan Pe 4164— tab} suite Ct oor: ‘furs 7, rooms, sun pees: hardwood floors, in-a-dor CSFAYETTE Oe —7 areas and at al gecond cent omen: hot wa- | Reonts —c oneal a, gle. adjointne Path tn wart . room: ex- 202 Or southern e2 , elderly couple guufepreds no cehil- rrp 08 Second _floor front: board ee oman ‘or without board — two and bus bus lines convenient. GRACE. 52 07 A—Schooigirl, aze 10 to id clean housexeepin; $7.50 per week. COlfax 7083M TAMMAT PL.. 4739——2 rooms, furnished | h; adults. (1) ot ottA—2 ae ooieas news Taratenea | rent separste WATERMAN. sear room. sear ce ent table. FOrest 1770. Room or lady. in private family. - > ~ A lle 3a eee ping pad Roe exposure; oa ARS larne prent a ‘one's home, ont N sit Af neem yin room; Cx- tr D. d: employed and board for a) c | kero ~; B.S ~— Room. neatiy fur- 2313 aoe gentlemen . eee uo m q-ntiemen, CAbany “ENRIGHT S204A- -- Seon A—Neaily roraumaal ) room. ' Pas “4 —— “light housekeeping 'McPHERSON. 4940— g'e@ sieueping rooms | ENRIGHT. 4619—To unfuraished rooms; | oe nee a h as, water and electricily. ENRT: GHT. 5916—Room for T or 2 ae | 3 baths. shower. $8 week. EAT MINSTER. Potent ABO PW g821-—Nicely” tome; west PINE, 4319—Comfortablie meais; young people: reference. pt ae cool, fou- rath nm exposure. wy OMENS. BREDA —tilean trons room for . Hear Tower Grove Park. ($6. 50 per week; kitchen privilege. ae ae it en 6 vurges. ca rOres pea! a sm hs eee E Rh -sgnmeanacae "water in room: strictly pri- ng MR Sagem nm a. Bd | Tight ‘Rousekeeping: water, porch. garage LABADI Ik, 4932— or 2 entiemen. cpr 4918—On saeet light housekeeping or LorUs 5112 (formerly Garfield)—Kiich- | droom: private family; $7 week: -| MARCUS, 4106A—Front room. breakfast if desired. NARCUS, hg —Neatly furnished rooms, ye ne 2 . 27; aoa 1726 Simpson , sbiehclase apartment. S.—Roo R — with board: 'f will care for rour girls in tn me, ey heed parents employed. Cal! GRand "62642. ba 2 MISSISSIPPI Puiakhed for light house- keeping: 1, 2 and 3 rooms. No. 5 BENTON PLACE _ Furnished for light house-. _ keeping 1, 2 and 3 ros ei across from Lafayette Park. AE. 36—3 rooms. g:nall roo gg, MY 4234W. ys tty PERSON, 524 S— First-class room s | ROuM— West ow Boy continuous hot water. 4 | REST PIN SE. 43 580 4331— bri aa more: excellent Seals. DElmar _{c) hat 5-~Deautitel seem: ex- cation: : 5027— Housekeeping noe $5.59: one $4: garage | ENRIGHT. 5827—2-room efficiency, every- _ $7 Up. | BN RIGHT, 4565—4 “keeping rooms, second floor; range. __ EN RIGHT, 5244—2 large. nicely turntebed ty 5 close to cars apd b (c7 EN RIGHT. 0996—Lov ely room, twin beds, ee a J private entrance: see ih YETE., 8 Largs ed; genta or couple: apartment: ’ break- j Ran mgt fo Rivereide 1654J. N, 3436A—-Nice hall reom. Grand J t 401°2N. treat room: Fs me, or cPHERSON. $519 —Dellgh aly ce vate family: reasonable, M—Very nicely furni ocs reasoua bie ; clean light bouse- : —_ ee RI. 1760—Room and board. bs oy ys aod tod EE |" and most sendicabte ever ofiered. . he} breakfast L piock “3527 —Rooms for Eire. with break: fast: ‘modern convenien ROOM AND BOARD =. M [ AND BOARD— ROOM—Furnished; gentl water a room: Market mornings. H lland 3 lates hitchenet te oe FOR RENT—CITY For 3. duri 4 eneo Kw "> ge convention. | RooM—wWith Drivate bath and Gre sagat “rooms | porch; GRand | _ROOM—3 “Neatly Re Earase, one or we p= Adc ben es : ” ae ee 2 7 ; na a = e+ ur « oP A ~ — > ~~ - — ea . oreo ens ‘ o a Fontes . wie * fe . redhat MO ~~ e * —_ ” » od oe i " dy: sat ae ” ae or BE on nay thy 4 . Z : e : . i | De eieeeeammnantie nannies EE tn een ERE, nerteren ager ntrean et HBR: EERE AIMEE Aol my IRE IY MTORR Em 8 ame Ae wm je 4 Me ay a P us » . ¥ ee ee » - Ae 2 ‘iia ec south Foern: ) et and 7 oe @0 front hal! room. . 357 x. @ Sif Eom tae a MARINE, 3866—2 ‘connecting rooms for and 1 single room. 5064A—Room for gentle- Apply after 6 } Dp. m. 3 NORTHLAND. 5151 tA—Laree room. gen: | ' tlemen or couple: on gg aie no ap tba cs southern ‘iD ~ ae of oma! refined private. 00 | Block Delinar: wewly Tir: nished fasuily; breakfast optional. FOrest light housekee } 4 ul Dp light fe home-! ike; pa MePHI ae 4946- reat Cc; _rooms, front suite; attractively furni nished 'McPHE RSON, 4246—sleeping Fv0ms, with | a) ) “Froat | MePp RESON ast Basses nlonty furnished: comforts o Sieepin phan a 2m... with or with out beara, (7) “4 ‘ENRIGHT, 5639—First-clase front. souta- ern exposure. piivate Fer then et SBye de M AND BOARD—Lovely McDONALD. 3633—Front slecsine, gentlemen preferred. }; BANCROFT 4981—Furnisned room, ee | en, geamwelenn furnished ~ sg free; one- es5aw. from : | SORE: 3616A—-Good. neat sleeping; bile or single beds: gentlemen pre Sh.00 5 werk 4535A—Nice front room, af “AND BOARD" or couple or 2 cen: ij aree, southern expoeed: Bote or = oO; ~ toilet and bath. . quire rr 3 “Arlington av. 7 rooms for housekeeping. | ROOM—Nicely furnished. 1 or 2 gentie-| | : block Gran | ENRIGHT. 3100—Newly furnished _ Ung rooms; employed couple or i Pronk ony ia pei, em | nn | aes water, gas and electric. Phone. 49320—cCompietely fone room and Litcheneite: airy, south Rye oP ig con tet or Seapre em- second-floor front Drivate front porch; couple. hee chaps md roome, parlor, j $30. Hlilan 2789—Ritehen, $6.50 wee Tar 41249A —-Gentlemen: ‘fates, “ol witb twin bedg. uniness a or couple erm: RUSSELL. $862—Room and board: a | or _Dusiness couple Page 102K: Christian Gelentiet cer need ce gas and électric. 44 Poa 1715—Furnished light house: | | ODELT.. Tight | | pent. 5378—3 furnished Fos housekeeping, $8 per week. “Gand ing: private family: Rand 9297M. rooms. LAE a ci. exposure. plenty coy Rep eee 5104- urn Hi. “For | 2001 Ht ‘ae a ~~ 4000— coupe employed or connecting roome: keeping and sleeping 800— Furnished and housekeeping roows;: Basta. — rooms; r. : : ; furnished ae ah optional; Univer- aes ‘gevileaien (e) j APE E, on pad ft fu shed . breezy Tat | gentlemen: kiteh N.—Front room. kitchen employed; ren} reasonable i EC sma) 35 % Tren rooms, aman ~ fA TON. 125 6-—~—Comiorsa: vy furnished or one or two gentlemen. 5953—Housekeoeping rooms.. reaponsibie edultse. private home. . {aoe so" ar a rooms 7 BO- | KENSINGTON. _5226—Connecting k ir couple ad “eo: thern n_ exposure; corner ting weg GRA : gout hern exposure. Sined priv ate home: modem ;, f N W STEAD. yee N.--Clean. well 7 . > + [ (ay | ’ ] ~©ool south rooms, 5; continuous hot water. J836—Second floor front: 2 gentlemen or couple employed. eV ELAN. $219A4——Furaished reoinr és : 1003A—F a em | conveniences; white. 15O04A of agg front room: meals: also —Pn ke southern sEboan re ROOMS—2 fine rooms, te age 4. i rooms. first floor ere. SS1SA Front room. oe: n, i ee “61 8——-Room for” aierpine $3 ang “8. mark 5111 A—Front poems first. > "906 WN.—Large t; sleeping or housekeeping. modern or vee i a ee {or tre. ’ PAGE. oe ag MAPLE. 5254—-Large spout room ; air furnlohed eocnad. Teor houeekerpiue room. > _ — i, pho en _jousekeeping room rooms. : x Really “Furnished soma | + housckeapiig F room. with hor and a running water in reom | se anaes SLA! c ousekKe ng , 7 ting ies after 6 p. m1. (e80) nicely furnished: ali. .(c2 - — — ee ele a | lt a arn > a 7 ee ee — Se te a ar pie cle TA Comfort table i _ 3 front room ‘for geatiemen or couple — § $Room and eo Ty for | DFT. SAT. or em. | ploree of inter “‘nationa!) Shoe ¢ CO. ; - 4026 A— Attracti\ ey * oiM. Attractively — 2608 Ss ~—-Roeoim, ND. “4340 —Room CLEDE. 43: 40—-Furnahed ed ronu v for |F ~igec unfurnished front patra th bn ney oe ol— sanalie denirabie ‘clean, | piu th ern-e epoeed ¥ gentlemen bm emuples 28; 45728 ‘Housekeeping rooms. 3 ‘ ' Be MAR R. 4529 was Tange; modern DEL MAR. Fe oy He _ room. ot | SHAW, 49264 a oe Furnished rooms. — wiry Sema coon iene renges, rurping wa'er. glean. “coorecting light acy. keeping: rooms; Pears home ; aeernod ‘leer front 694 jtchenette; reasonabie. z _compyetels cated ‘ 41 @8-—Second-f fioer Alo south ein — room ; furnished house | LACL rOF 4° as connecting rooms for! oor or ong rooms; rt: congenial noms { <5 +508 ~ ~Rox double < ho docre fI% PARNELL. at 3 HES: Bac in bo ree BS4°A—Roome for tao entieaer: . wenventent to cars and ~y - $814—-Furniched — mpaters oe “Pront room 2084 — Furnishes ; A IATE. ge ca a . rnished bath hot @ RED BUD. =e13i—finele room ; Come -— Three cottage. overt : | CACLEDE. $355A—BNicely furnighe:! root and board: conveniences. Lindell tee! a! . ne roe JA55A—Two connecting see) rooms; couple or gents. free fans aaa shane. hoe water. nd | | pELNA ht yet ran ly sexi rom ba peng beth: free phene. Vor or win hd breakfast sptienal: “n on? #228—Purnished pee pie ranpioh ed. private family € 2 ¢€ naman al ° re GE. ie Ro: ies t3o ef ane Stee beds: convenient to cars and bus : just ke home: gentie - Fe me - « SB58— Furnished busivess “CG uple or : every copvemence, pousek conte. $5, suite house: | one LEDE 4444—-Large furnished f nileiper or couple: privete he | SHENANDOA H. Or «z n | SHEN ANDOA i. 5 : | SHER (POAT 384 Pe eh temen. kitehen_prit ‘ene “$40—F u-nished ee ne rooms. porch. sink. SEL fort ble si | LACLEDE 43 $9a—Sieeping MAR covets com forta _— oP | i _ A, 3510—Frent all_convensences,_ Bi ene. ; furniphed rooms. | Ay ge . first n - . g Rare pe teres ce 75 a % : ; - eer - o the home. PA irl aes 8 — + SE) | SHENAN DOA ng eee Sedan: ct 4 ® Tarnished heuekeep | aaneney a 7 es. ae : —-Roem with miteheneste, ar | @if0 siteping room. DF 7} . $i <3, Se per |= ‘i0——Sineping “oom for © PARKVIEW, “756 Bieepu PENDLETON 519s soueelieg as ne seer k: Kerping POorte ’ and = | PERSHING, Boa - 4047 A-#lngie ee 50. conveniences: private fam. eres RASA A— rnam Tor — or qoupie: wet TYE 4 , oe aie ee a3 A. e, cheerful, quiet » oenniteinniee: rom: ee zc wing aac chic ‘summer ‘oe conveniences. garage SOM Deeutif uly tarniah ." AyD whan ~Deviratie room for! & i? rd if de- -—-- ny “Furnished | = sleeping roome- conveniences £ga- 2034—2 rear rooms, bath mmf all light roesne: | anaes TF MINSTER 4 1578 —* bi | 2 i com and beth,. fe proses Be ~ Lae a 3216—2 furnished + noone. 7: *306—2 furnished nouse- oF” LOUTS. nes8A——a veniences ; £PRING. “362 HE ore or sleeping: ros Srey shed sleepin= room “and sun par or; writs | | Lewie P “SR Attractive front. eouth ail cusraneaass DELMAR. 4815A—S. water; no objections - ehliaeen. newly decorated ‘eon 3546.— ——fioom. with souther 8 oo TAXA. 325 Ae no in good location A. furaianed sleeping room; gentleman. penne f SEPPERSON, T8TEK SW Surnished front housckeeping ; reasonable. ( RSTTy a oo 7 re . ttast. Call cAbany n ga307. conreniences; very feat Rt. 4 3354-—— | front Toom and kitchenette , sink, refrigerater, surage en few rp Le oe D47A—Singie room, 50 per week: con cenvenient loce ten mean | tate f eo} southern ea posure - : ae SDI (ce) oom “and board: young

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RIEABLES TBI BIO BNSC! 7 nelle onaphctore tt seeg ys anderen tees awe septs i 4 be , nis os Sitges py WY, 5 SRE . a > r al hel ee as boa atu ae ae oF PENS sind ome mY the ee eee ee ~~ o - heen oo pceheand snail Seg AOD GA Be naa a sagan ope . ¥F ‘GFeg Se 4 ag) s ee ee ~ae ws “ ctor tt, o. Petry pee ef 18 oe PAMios so x ane pie Deke aa aw date oe earn é get Beaders Be e Pins nee ae. + Ngdel ot dabioe = aren of CAR Se a o he ie ow ; ~ Sere Farnese cehgertar siege natgh OE 6% Piatt or s 2 AR Abdel eS garwce ~ he, ee Neg pp TBE ONAL HR ANE: AMT VD? pie i ta a - - b.. st oS aw ‘x a 44 ~ - Be eS *% > Be rs 4 ; Ze # a] * Nei, SR SER ea ees Oy 0, 4 Nasa deg gh ead oe ee eae nite te" 3 rh ae Caine * elie eh Re eRege RRL a LRM ONT OY IIE A OGTR «a . “CABANNE HOTEL, 5545 Cabanne av.— == unosphere ; ~ Fipest res ROOMS —A e: home widow: ! aE ke rar. abeoh near 1? ST. LOUIS “__ POST-DISPATCH Sd ROOMS F OR. RENT, With or Without Board—Is the place you have been ROOMS FOR REN ) : WESTMINSTER PL.. 46 | ROO Wi — By 8 single Litchenette. newly decora care thereof: pave Gieeping second. ay ewan fuarni- wee Post: Edengae tod. _s | ys y Pask e Perel senate Riki “* t ergz bad curnaens it Bw ey Meer ste Mex Ke ; we ROAM Wid--Woman empk eed. unfu Riskc 8 Preowe ewners heme near Car | as efate price. wt: Post Deena ted retin: “ nice Catholic Rac oh Con -}>. ~ from Yee 3 rm nosateaiaie aduits TSA West mins Te fe) ROOM AND RMARD wta—2?2 young men. empioved. desire home. pe! Mev family: West End preferred. Box N-40S, P.-D ( ) go BOARD Wrd.—congecria!l wants itiwo unfurnished rooms, FS ate home: West W-22¢_ _Poat- -Disnatch. —~Man wants room, with or wtihent board: in West End; private a atate particulars and pric WEST PINE. 3684—Furmiahea rooms. siceping or housekecping. reasonable. en WEST PINE. q220a—Room | fer 2 yvoun : 2si17—2 ' . (YOUNG LADY wishes to share » with girl ee oe a ee See. sete? > |; in efficiency. apartment Box_k- 56. P.-D. ter: first floor. se) | ‘ pee EXE 'yor "NG LADY wishes room & a he. ye 4103—2 rooms with kitchen tween Kineshigh®ay and Skinker rd. Box FINNEY, Saab a Fobwnl K-57. P.-D. conveniences: colored: reasonable dell 1472 1024 N.—Neally furnished ‘rose *\IIFOR SALE—WTD room. single or double. JEiferson ave _ Line B945J. a 723 5 pare «ee room. couple | also third floor. $10 3 | BUILDING MATERIALS TF vou are in the West End cali reoms-: —- 1 In- (*} ROOM—Enipivy. TAYLOR, 17 or centieman: month. pen tieman:— ene Home! ike | SD. : .| ENGLIS 4 ; / ~ Ty — SAAS Wad Me private | Vicious watch dogs; cheap. WKST MINSTER. 7 © 1h : vat bath: single ‘ reom. _* veil "seduy : . x N-) , rahe > { family for | Prost-Diepaticn. fe} | : iM MSS | }*ekitesk., shila, gn | SATE, wants | i tC, i | Wii. | | ESNIMU POX with 4 | lim. i | his dog GREY s—100,000 good qualit second. | ROOMMATES WANTED | BRICKS om a “ay Neh Sree 8 da ang 34 P Rospect 384 ' ROOMMATE Wtd.—To share apartment: Edw. I>). Meyer. ah... girl employed. Cail FOrgst 14 GS8J. (ec) | | BRICKS—100. 000 good hard —_ bricks, “ROUMMATE Wtd.—Refined young lady: oe or cal) kdward Meyer. all conveniences: SS. FOrest 5°81]. tc} | “ ic ROOMMATE Wtd.—College girl, 18. | BRICK- = G00: studding. — od * wants roommate her age; reference ¢x- sheeting, windows and frames, 100 dvors, change. 4710 McPherson, 'manteis, wash stands, plate glass: cheap. ROOMMATE Wid.—Refined man to share | 1430 N. 24th. Lindell 187 — se reom; O'Fallon Park district: private BU ILDING MATERIAL Wid. —2x8 joiss, family. COMax 2801M. ic} OTIS es aR shecting, brick; must be like new. C.ib- ROOMMATE Wtd —Refined voung lady to ny 9555W. share apartment; Catholic preferred: | BU SUILDING . charges reasonable. Pox N.333, Post-Dis. _ + eee oom, _}- panel. — -_ «lass doors. ROOMMAT 7) ee 50- sesh. £ . aie ceaen: ge tye kg a 4x8 ft.. $7 F. Somes remie. 1929 Pres- optional reasonable. Box N-331, Post-Dis, | ident st. Victor 3559" ROOMMATE W id. ongenial young man Corrugated Roofing and Siding f good habits to share levely front room BLACK AND GALVANIZED. gad svad Doan. private farm! ly ; pee ) All abov e ... os the same eervice a: ——— ubdstantial saving ROOMMATE Wtd.— Business woman would 03. *“GREENSPON'S SONS IRON 8&6 like refined, congenial lady employed, | STEEL CO.. 3130 Hs “Hall st. share efficiency — home like Bos a ot eee O-238, Post-Dirpaic ’ b. vard: cypress. moog ATES Wrd. sae business women or fir posts. doors. windows. etc. American couple to share furnished bungalow with, Lumber Co.. S78 Hodiament. CADbany x: dy; . Seen ~ egrmeee references. Box, °370. . A __(c89) a eee Pg — » olly we -ark. Normandy. Call apar tment : desirable: very reasonabie. 4135 Me a egg — 1) Se een cong 402 ee ee ae | MANTELS—2. marbdie: 1 mahoc aay — enibetiaied " r if is 0 mos Rem IMMATE Wtd'—Gentieman. to equally gg Prony Natiaal Weeping Sup. Co.., share cool, new apartment. Lindel] 4200 | poo, W Jefferson. west; reasonable expense: agreeable fellows SS ae want dependabie associate. Box N-306, | — — Hart ec . Post-Dispatch. ROOFING res, SHARDELL HOTEL | USED me D COtfax 6439" 3811. Kos- Skinker and Pershing: comfortable rooms (| suth ic) mith Boone and bach B55) ver moat Z| TE YOU ARE REPAIRING ao OR BUILDING pay rou to ste usa, a8 wer everything you will nerd at 2 83 | @cliver to city or ceunty.{ Fellow the erowd to 4018 Easton. where efficient service awaite yeu. We / been faihtfully serving the public ' 2896. Lindell 0259. Lindell 2471. _HENRY S all H. AFER_ te East on av. ic) CAMERAS — CAM ERA— No. 2A folding. perwa. MATERIAL— “Received 150 $30 thousand cedar and lady te eha:e posts, fencime wey item a F4st “SI ATE squa? I st have "HOTELS ——S HOTEL, 3127 Lecust—Clean: $i weekly rates; tuo. shower Shy a ae “BLUEGRASS HOTEL. 4040 Olive. Specia! summer rales. $5 up weekly: all conven- iences. (cd) | Tt will hart since me eee a a daily and weekly or America.. ic8) EMPRESS RIALTO HOTEL. near Grand ane Olive--—Nice clean ryoms, ana weekly rates. 35.34 Olive. (c99) GAMERA Home BEATE HOTEL. 2800 Locust — — Run Centers Camera water, batha, ‘$i a day; ry week up.icS) 11 & 38th st _ LORRAINE N. Euclid. corner McPherson Oane, eee ge rooms connecting bath twin beds Stcsea— te purr A ggmnnm LORRAINE ANNEX. 4265 Olive—Seuth- Teasar jens: tripod. case and erm exposure: twin also house- ase? twice and a bargsin fer cash Foe $6_up X-370_ Post-Dispatch. NEWS AD HOTEL. 4398 Olive — 115 | GiRKUT CAMERA—No. 10: Uni ‘versal tri- reoms. newly furnished. running water. pod. Turner-Reich anastiemat F-6.8 bathe. phene: beet transrorta tion. (oS) lens: bargain: $150. Miller's, 1322 Olive. TIMBERLAKE HOTEL, 14 8. Taylor— (c99) Delightful. cool rooms, DElmar 5h). ‘* oe VON , HOTE... S883 Enrichi. w in comfort and attractiveness: t: newly decorated and tineet | ny : reoms: dining room finest in _West End. Operated be Ethel Hazelton, HERMITAGE HOTEL «hir- ic} “out fit: lens. “26445 and \ lew anastigmat ~ pot ral and notion picture. ; i) maga Zines acerseorirs | ANIMALS Wanted ving. We! BOARD your dog “where it will get hu- mane treatment. Giare Kenzels. (ee) “LINDELL PLAZA HOTEL 4300 Lindell: or en suite: rri-| Berry rd. WEbster 1392W. vate baths: splendic location: attractive POLICE pPoc Wid.— Exchange, soi | and $275 electric Victrola Perni? ure 3759 Koe- A * NORTHWESTERN HOTEL |=. ) Dogs and Cats For Sale i & | ATREDALE PUPS—2 months: ’ | stock, reagonabie. 4516 McPherson. ( | ATREDALE—Pups: pedigreed, finest stock. Where comfort reigns without extrava- | _Deauties. $5. 3332_Ohie. Sa ree; oe to t tran- | AIREDALE PUPPIES—-2 fine breed. Call erent rooms with and without! Sunday morning, LAciede 1679. (c) baths, piasant surroundings; | AIREDALE PCPPIES—9 weeks old; fe- rates. 5601 Delmar di. | males, SS; pedigree stock. 516 Me- ROSELLE > HOTEL : Pherson. a ec} | AMERICAN PIT BULL PUCPS—Reliabie deat LINDELL. section watch deg: Sid. 4024 mii _% St. Louis: BEAGLE HOUND DOG— Mai. to Forest Park: newly | fornia av. walk and refurnished, week! ‘iE. AGLE, oe ages. i Hiland 9 592. j BRA AG xy ¥e PS—E,. 2 | Bertha, 2021 Cali - devon” "HOTEL MeKINLEY ifferent Wa le 6162 ales, shat ‘ months vid. HOU NDS- |BEAGLS PUPS—Beauties; at MORGAN. guaranteed : cheap. 2322 Warren, Ms ation. Sum mmer » BE GLE E HOUN! ss and uz its 4 nonths im Since without bath. a Call Sunday —— non weshdnys. — ‘without bath. $8; single with | 3434 Caroline. ie) $9: double with bath, $12. t 2 — ————— het and cold - aaah ‘BIRD DOG—Young: genu! ine Lieweilyn every rour. shewer § *ett fe *™: rie . oh tap. 7 2 ¢ Temens. ic baths on each floor. eC Entral 7125 BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES—aAll tors. fcOS) | hishiv pedigreed beauties. CUlfax 2237 a = | posTON Youngs. 4169 MePher- ROOMS IN SUBURBS (2) | BOSTON BULL- pty 7436) ( Maplewed)—2 “ mod- | BOSTON TERRIERS— At stud Glasey fr trai ~~" meee bie Ti are 7232—Coun! BOSTON PUP Male: ‘evenly marked: nedi- w in Couple te ‘Share Rreevi: ches 2507TW Suilivan. . with beard or break- reed. 3143 Thomas. 0. fe} _ lecated : adults: bred by reg- Meret male. 4013 Pyreican, | at eee At rea- sun. sing PETIA. ln dmslichenivastalnind Narth M i? “ke : éc) | Bi ISTON TERRIER PUP— Beautiful. ped- my at | terriers, ecrew taiis: io) | istered Wed f er unfur- BOSTON TERRIER car 40 RP Wall ton av. te) sonable Prices. i4 TERRIER—Maie, 4 cheap. I! Belt. 3 LLS—Selling out beautiful : grown and pupnies. orize stud. Delperte. $3455 Louisiana. PRospect 2417. ‘c) | BOSTON TE RPIER PrPrPples - Maile and | female: nicely marked, pedigreed. : jand- up. 3417 N. Mth. | BOSTON BULL TERRIER Pp UPs—Peil | greed beauty: cheap. ouT7 Kins: _highway. ah? | BOSTON TERRIER PUPPLES—Pedigreei KENTU .. 2274 oot and Station, St.' and femais, 6 months old. 4634 Mat muis County) and beard; girl.) fit, COlfax 7560. te nnn Mh me =e | BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES—Sired — : champion, fuil white coilare: priced rea ' | Somabie CAbany 44551. 6410 Page. ic: aonas—S S_~ gnfuralahed. convenience. BOSTON TERRIER PUPS—2 femaies, OC Epener 27s. ‘e}; will make comi Oreeding dos: good head Sow AND BOARS Splenda accomme- and screw tails; pedigree. O077 5S. Kings: . 45 minutes downtown. ehwar. _ Scuttle cool grounda. CADany — TERRIBKR—Al ab az; ‘oo class ered stud; we ANTED—Chikiren “te beard. | ‘ee: fee $10, 1711 Cafayette. with mo mother | BOSTON CATS Persian “kittens: " ' {ml frem price 1a stock. Cates. : BOSTON ee | HRether “hampion "Ror N. Tar fer. | ZOSTON BULL PUPS —Malereed. oc tallies: cheap: exeeliient markine= i.) i pPermber fo chen freehn When ther come frem Dedert you get rhe beat. D605 t'ni. | wereity. | BRINDLE BULLDOG—2@ years aid. ; fart a. | BULLDOG —Ser~ tll ontv. S82 Find, BELL | PC PS—4@ weeks ald. $5 each. 151° S. 3A | Bt I, eiet _. | BOSTON oy te even marked, and bdusi- MTON BC r 2160W. te > | “ . months hts . months “ola: thamnion Miety Mornting: father Raettier King: alee one Sunday morning . i annie ied, ao | ers. Call Mid PUIN FRR PL PP = —One ; courtesy and | Box SIBERIAN satisfaction | beautt-) c Abany 41° 22 ied} feamace | 195 | ay corner End or | } ANIMALS | Dogs and Cats For Sale TERRIERS nerican. | ere BILIL. _~Arnerican. reaistered: 2103 XN. 13th. i’ UPPiIE>—ail axes. rea- i oldest chww oo- Fang chow 1}. (c99) CHuw ae sonra hle rices; largest preodets in Mid«tle WV eat. Kennels, Troy, Ul. Highway No. ~ have ow . el | CATS—aAad thoroughbred Persian kittens; studs at service; $10 for short time only. | Walnut Manor Cattery. 3233 amc , | DOGS—3 months old ‘beagle pu “$5. 4252 Burtoi.s, Pomeranians, — *. fox terriers, poodies, tu En- nothing but toe best. pets of all descnptlions. J461 5S. Grand. LAciede ee ee giish Dulle; sell, exchange Art Pet Shop. STLS. : oe a DOGS BOARDED Larer sanitary kenmeis With rene, spring water and bathing pool; large farm: reasonatl RENN hiv La Vale ra lena. barns. mm i years old; female. S2. , .e° mez Ci >. 4 Ru«by pi. a SP iTZ—Puppies, snow Riwersaite 4414M. Fe - 4. oo FOX TERRIER—Young wi re chair ed: rea | enable BY ites! 44°. iW : >" v4 yernon FOX TERRIE R PUPsS—W —— a mth recistered Call WEbsater yk we hite is Oi. Oe if: TERRIER Pl PrP lIES— 300d stock, $15: southwest corner 10th and Piggot*. East St. Louis. icl) Fox TER RiER Pt PPIES—Th: rough! reds, | heautifuliy marked; also & aK! e hounds; rgasonable. Central Bird Stor ou9 F: rank- POLICE GER MAN Glen Echo T7244 Henderson GE RMAN Park. (c67) fine. healthy stoc! Varre! iman GE RM AN POLAC ‘E DOG — beautifully market: cheap Oxden ay. “POLI E must bs so at 4603M_ “or ici — Male. Marovette, Hiland 1423. ie) | Po INTER } ~pPs— Hich-erade. recistered range. stand. point: rea y for j Trieseler. l4alo Siverten Hl —-He all ealthy and CA ec" Pen +0: ad 0G = —Annou am ing femai at 1832 S. “plth males. IRISH registered ; jal mate pUiic sali’ ,0iune: 33 Manchesce! ster 2360. 5 ee POINT ERS—Li\ er and white ticked manche-Stridaway stocn. SS20 ster. LIndeil OO) ea. POL NTER— Bird dog. at stud. see nosed bird Gee in I ‘ast- — h. 2} 7 ] csiber. wi if pamaice Lo ie st ‘ subie- rROX Ke~VOoU J a% V : DOG— ecimen S100. se] ) ‘$35 bo him ove L. \ Enright. POL ice PUPPIES + amd temaie can be register land 1603.) or t,Artie: ; i ee aa POLICE PU! PIS ee hh reed von Frohenbuehlen. dani He } Weber. sire three time hiu obon wit Address 954 Laurel. CAb may O42. kK. Jerdan. ee ait i is Me Al ppc vt ed. trained. Dh Los aiso wvucEes Wald Kenneis. Soreldine Rock ra. nm kK Noe. Zo. Ai Grueter Ww Abash 1 02138. J up Slur. I ‘OL Ic i } OLIC S Wort. months rea) STULL-—Four German stud: cacGas anc boarded. at Beriner and >t. Charies Overland POMERANIAN TUP—All black: beaut ies, | ae ae Mi ] baal u ri POOL! LE PU PpS—Maile: che al 4324 De- ughis fd av POL ICE PtPPiges — Pe i Krimina!l Polizei wei. weil: consult ng 5369 Dnien em COliaz PUPS—2: hunting | Gow stock: $5_ each. 1051 Atk PL" PPIES ies i? Call _ Sunday. PUP—Part pines a . . #0 i ns Be pt? aime Tt an breke beacies = Ss PU PS—Doe: “mi an inacher if erred. Tl acitie i“(Vvtfay RUSSIAN wou aOormND—3 months old pedigreed: $40 55OR Vernon ‘c} wou Mit ND PU P—Pedi- rea sona!| 5060 Vermeos. _ te) ~ RUSSLAN WOLF Rx CNM PUrs The aristocrat: sate for children, best breeding Mrs. Cabany 1879M. 4113 Beachwood. Pine Lawn. Mo (cf } DOGG months old; rea- sonabie. HU mbelt 1 4. SR. SHEPHERD P UPP LES Finne. SS cre 20 S. airedale. La puis: bs) ea t ST. BERNARD SPITZ PUPS- —_Reauties: ~ pure weeks oid. j 7ieL Vermont. SPITZ T white: 7 a ae DOG—Genuine. 7 months. Cora. _ = TOY BLACK AND TANS—tLittle 1 — ties. 1546 Valle av.. Weillston. Mo. YOUNG POINTERS— $25. Henry 2 Rreiban Fae. Meeninee. . AT sSTUD-— Beat ararul Bast« PUPDIeS. 422 se Le x) net on, winner ee $10. f? rst orize junds: f ,T TT’ —_ oagtor fect markings 13 ™ a pyvlor av enampions and aT STUD— Boston terners tiey toys. Several to select stork available. Fee from $10 to $55 Also yon. for sale. Thorpe’s Kennell. 3417 N. Sth NORTH HILLS KENNELS Dees bearded: wire-haired fox terrier puppies, imports! stock: reasonabie. New Moriesant rd.. Brotherton iane: near Fer riison. a — Miscel laneous” aad Cai Cail at §415 rc 6947 Marde!! cy ge —Fresh. rage CU WE need 5 Sood. Lj ndenw ood. cow separator, ike new A. v voung, fre sh. 27000 presh n Young Jersey: also ¢ rea * Ziern, 447 EF! MIL CH GOAT— Preah. Swiss: or trade for coon dob 5528 Jennings rd. WONKEY— little Pet Shop Simail "ute pet. Ar wal Ss Grand. [routtry. BIRDS Wanted PUL x7 rTs | Wea. _ 0 anringrs 5472 Delmar ___Baby Chicks | = Sale BABY CHICK3—$1.50 zen, ‘Pleser’s 75 Kastor, OR. CHICKS—Ail vanetics and eet- 416 Lacas av. CEnirai 4542 PS SERRA Eat T RN Ek sade CHICK S—sperial: toe 7 a imzen O«’A ea | 6S North Ma: ket TT evetet? imag BARY t ‘HICKS—an onan ortinatons. rocks. reds | Oemage. » RBAPY whitr Ot rene? a eed ‘ BAI : s ¢ ings. wvandoti ex rhorm:. 2746 summer ; $10) per wrarniottes. J940 CHICKS 2 eigced nicke Pe neortis OT PIRF OA, ... in anywhere. bre ret} ATO). PED- eGREE baby chick food cemitaining buttermilk. wii! e your chicks grow auick and healthy: seid by aii AN. ARIES—Does | your. bire ' ._* | CANARY bir Ducks, Turkeys, Se. Fer) Sale| dec Call Sunday ‘hefore | ai | from. Best | so ample— ., tingers—without Narth | _"aaoy oneks ror sate __ |DPITES AWARDED IN WORK HORSE PARADE FOR BEER-FLAT MURDER yoo and buff orpington Langeneckert. Poultry Farm, 3342 Dtinois. St. Louis, Mo. buff leghorns, anconas, $3: heavy assorte:!, siitver wyandottes, white, brown, buff leghorns, anconas, $8; heavy asairied, $8: assorted. $7. postpaid; prompt, live | delivery, pure bred: order from ad. Cape | Hatchery. Cape Girardeau. Mo. CHIC Ks—= trong and hea! thy ali varse- | ties: selling cheap TY ler 2717. Hampe 1419 salisbury. ch) ive, : ~~ barred — rock, leg horns. buff oremeenens. de.ivery Ozark Far | Money for Drivers, Ribbons for | Nags at Humane Society's Eng lish ie buy. repaid, ive , Weatphalia, Mo. | Show. CHICKS—Le horns, . Oec: reds, “rocks yore orpingtons, To: lec; assorted $1 per dozen. bred stock. lilmo Hat Tn ry. kaet St. Lo uis. iii. ‘ "? . annual horse pa ‘ITED CHICKS—Lead-| The second ing VYarvetirs., . rr m _hugh- las pacha ao —e rade under the auspices of the flex cart: fuTe must ess § rains. iowest DTICeS : | i live delivery; cata.cgue free. Smith Brus | Humane Society of Missouri was Hatches eries Mexico, Mo. |NEW jow prices; acc rediied, chicks. er | held yesterday afternoon and at- $ Vas iM} a as several reds, S11; white buff orpmgtons, : guaranteed: equine world, — and auto- satisiaction ‘thousand horse | Ail pure MISSOURI ACCRE ; « 'e per cent alive: as well service vilie. Lii. surek: atcnery Eureka Hatche lovers salesmen. The sun was red hot, the asphalt pavements were sticky and the 5190 | cobblestones were as hard as us- — ‘yal, but the horses seemed Io en- % ‘joy their day of days. To speak their own language they were feel- ing their oats. In the parade were police horses, horses. cavalry mounts, sad- ponies and horses $9: rocks. reds, wvandottes, $11; light * large assorted, | jssouri | 100 Leghorns. —. ons. senorted $7 é ‘ivery: cataiogue. ig Th ( olum bia. Mo. HOO VER— Inte mational, 815 cr new ‘ Tide ¥ aa hepiamen’ For Sale i $—100. 1 year; layi ae he av ily; $1.23 | bh. Southwest corner Claytor ever rd. ng out white ic ghorn nens and laying fine. — Ravenwood, fire _ FOr yr est > Pr ic ; ee dle "Plymouth Rocks For Sale P{T] 7 ag | _- = ‘ th rk ‘ ks: ré sonab le. " - . - Rospect e721). Se "Arden ‘Pine Lawn. | Wagons, dairy xx... . = ‘wagons and all the other com- Rhode Islands For Sale _. | mercial wagons under the sun, in- nell hode Sli a 4 a ur . — tOOST ET Ebeve Rhode = island reds; pat | cluding two municipal garbage Poultry—Misc. For Sale eeess B ABY c Hi Chs—S "e i“9ok’'s Haich h- | Awards for All Classes. ry a) Waiton., St. 8. . ENE —30. aa oat ‘ciel. atv The parade started at Fourteenth poe Clark avenue, mean- wagons, laundry its ui uu ——— & Pet Birds —y Sale street and whistilng. Diliug ; 3261 5. fn A _—_—-— BIRDS ~ ~- reai taiking, nag, aie ung parruts; no a sing- real it the Grand. dusty old circus grounds at} "| Sarah street and West Pine boule- ‘ward. where blpe, red and white | : breeding | — est, youngest, biggest. smallest, best and funniest of the animals tered. and to the drivers longest in service. : Band music attracted the crowds the lot and the horse show Kept ‘them there for two hours. Admis- ‘sion was free and ice cream could : had at the market price. Lady Bountiful appeared in Miss Mary Mitchell of 3703 West Pine, a director of the Humane Society. Ehe distributed envelopes containing currency to veteran drivers. Bernard Bambrick. 55 years old. 2s ‘of 1368 Belt avenue, 36 years with “bir —~BHailers. Dr.'the American Express Co., had the FF aw service record of the driv- home. 576 |ers present. His.~handsome horse Rest) ‘BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES BEES—Queens. honey and supplies bho uuens and sold: prefessiona!l service rende: 418-18 Tueas (Wntral 4552 pe BEES, REE S BEES— Fines Italian ters >roken and fisr : ° »T? hee SUITS CUT TO OUR OLD TRAD ON A NEW ONE NEW SUMMER ae eaenan nae 1OI2N. GRAND. — Special Sale of Entire Stock of Bankrupt Firm at Amazingly Low Prices and Convenient Here’e the list and number on hand—and we advise to act quickly because they won’t last long at these prices. = en Cpanel $80 15—Pollyanns Opes 21 Apes Cabinet _... $105 1—Geneva 55_P : Weber ....«<.+++e0mekae Fe gos agora $90 a i Raa Any Reasonable offer Will Be Considered These prices are for convenient time payments—reasorble discount for <3 Six Months’ FREE Service SALE POSITIVELY ENDS WHEN ALL MACHINES ARE SOLD _ The above machines may be seen at the followif addresses, or telephone for Act quickly—this ts an opportunity of a lifetime. _rerenrenretert*s se. 4507 LIN | TUESDAY, J Pursuant to the dire y, we will sell at 1 indicated in the fore Washing Machines and Vacuum Cl

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SUNDAY, JUNE 18. 1926, Pe ee ee , ~_ " BOOVEN, ‘Dentist } ve Street of Teeth : —- a $7.50 “Oy ATION FEEE MONG, 3 —— = oa NT! ER'S ORANGE ¥ ' STORE-FRONT color, 24 " Gallon, $4.75 $1 TCRAL FLOOR—A real sh; pints Quarts, 95c; Galion, $3.50 ae IN —. VARNISH ISH—Our = 1 for wo ‘Galion, $1.49 EN PAINT—Will not the mesh. Pints re Wall Paper and e Year Around ef ER Stores PAINT Co. , President . Olive...CEntral 7140 N. Sixth. .CEntral 6016 25 8. Main, GAr. 0503 leville, Ill., Phone 766 Se ee - & UNTILEPM. E SUIT 14% ipod £28 * 4 1 COLLEGE STYLES | Convenient Terms istrators irgain that . use them onsiderable act quickly $80 885. -- PAZSO discount for cash ARE SOLD me for demonstration. TEERS retta Av. 662Ww - 2 ROR IEE OP ROE EN ar eet oe ey a poe ore gg ' SN ee et ee EN VOR 6% Rp RO ee ee” De ee, OS OF if yea rye ores : : tad po PEAR RA QP RY se ys eee bi —— JI.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — EN. J. SELKIRK & AUCTIONEERS AND Resicter | REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS OFFICE: 7131, CHESTNUT PHONE, GARFIELD 1894 TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE GROCERIES—FIXTURES | 3154 SOUTH GRAND “MONDAY, JUNE 14th 10:30 A. M. . By virtue of the terms and conditions contained in a certain 'Chattel Deed of Trust executed by A. L. Weiler for the benefit of creditors, we will sell for the Trustee, the following property: A complete stock of groceries and sundries. Fixtures: 2 Cash Registers, Electric Coffee Mill and Grinder, Meat Racks and 2 Butcher Blocks, Hussman Refrigerator Counter Box, Scales, McCaskey Register, Shelving and Counters. TERMS CASH. FRED J. WEST, TRUSTEE BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS STAR BLDG. AUCTIONEERS. RESIDENTIAL AUCTION SALE ART OBJECTS APPOINTMENTS FURNISHINGS 4507 LINDELL BOULEVARD TUESDAY, JUNE 15 10:30 AM. Pursuant to the direction of the Mercantile Trust Com- pany, we will sell at the time and place and in the manner indicated in the foregoing the remaining furniture and furnishings of the residence for the account of parties in- terested in the estate to which the same formerly belonged. Desirable Mahogany Dining-Room Suite (12 pieces), Wil- low Solarium Suite (5 pieces), Living-Room Suite, Library Suite, Grandfather’s Chime Clock, Antique Mahogany Console and Mirror, Marquetry Commode, Marquetry Chiffonier, Gold- Leaf Cabinet, Imported Linens, Art Nee- “alework, Sterling Silver Trays, Bowls, Baskets and F'lat- ware, Chinaware, Glassware, Bronze Figures, Imported Bric-a-brac, Books, Velvet Carpets, Austrian. Room Rug- and various other furniture and appointments of the type and kind usually found in a home of this character. TERMS CASH: BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers 7131, Chestnut Street WHEAT SELLS DOWN AS WEEK CLOSES AF pete | NTS’ EXCHANGE, W boat alcar closed 2 chetabtintiee lower at ¢ the week-end session on the ge mar- ket and corn was down fractiona Ben | Borde ed. Harvesting was making progress in Southwest, weather ‘Taverabie. Talk as to whether or not primary receipts would increase by reason of pro- ducers trying to take advantage of com- Darative strength of cash premiums exert- ed influence late in market. Reported prospects of increase in visible corn sup- ply Monday was factor in that market. _ Sof ood No. 2 being in better demand, but ere was B ater e ig =! ho inquiry for ordinary ich yA on offered as low as et 50. nor ‘tor thin flinty No. 3 red. About 0 or cars were carried over. There Was @4 g Bee: demand fur N h 1 hard d at the close at per cent to 13 r cent ae aa to arrive basis over Bas City July price delivered. A car of No. 2 13 per cent protein sold at $1.68 to rotein While accumu- inspected in time for sale. ne lative demand showed some falling off. creased activity on part of local i — be sa . ie more than offset it. ogy to %c lower. Local trade and mills vena ly took bright heavy test No. 2 and No. 3 white oats. Shippers bought sothe ordinary types. After ppening iractionally higher, guly wheat go! early a cent under early hig September went back to previous close. Liverpool closed ™% to ld higher. Winnipes early was % %d lower. ere was shade lower early wheat opened at $1. 38 Se: Santen 3 : cember wheat $1.3 Pgunes corn Tike: The three Sarthewessre markets com- bined had 376 cars of wheat with 1102 a week ago and 273 last year. Minneapolis arog § 124 cars, Duluth 65 and Winnipeg 18 al wheat receipts, whice were 38, 200 bushels, compares ith week ago and 87400 me tne pow need 12 cars local and through. Corn re- ceipts, which were 222,000 bushels, com- ared with 278,600 a week ago and 63.- O last year, included 145 care local and O ipts, which were ed with 72,000 a last year, included nd 28 through. Hay re- ceipts were 17 cars local and 1 through. yrimacy receipts of whens were 572.000 bu. mpared with 525 @ week ago and 668. 000 last vear. pet receipts were 1.078.000 bu. compared with 1.394.000 a last vear. Oats re ceipts were 476.0 compared with 270 A gt 0.000 a week ~e* —y 663.000 — year. pared with 703 000 @ week ago and Goh 000 last year.* Corn shipments were 460.- 000 bu. compared with 400.000 a week azo ments .000 a PRICES, $1. 50@1.53: red. weev- $1.60: 72¢ 0 ANGE OF Wheat—No. 2 red oe. 3 heavy garlicky at $1. ily at $1.45: No. nary Sane No. 2 hard winter. *s. y corn, No, 3 yellow, 70c to 71 4c: No. 68 Ke: No. 5 yellow, 664% ¢: No. 6 yellow, 64c to 65c: No. 2 white. 75c to 75\%c: No. 4 white. 70c: 56c. , 42&Me to 43c: %c: No. 4 white. 42e: St. Louis Hay Market. General situation firm on wos of my eg Whiie there is a fair emand for the st No. 2 hay the lower grades rather dull. firm on good No. 1 and good No. dull otherwise. Heavy clover mixed quict but steady. Pure clover nominal. Alfalfa market unchanged. Prairie hay easier. Sales of hay were reported as follows: Timothy——t car No. 2 at $21, t $22 1 car standard at $25. y (late yesterday) at $26. Clover-mixed— 1 car No. 2 light paises at $21. Prairie— 1 car No. 2 at $17. 1 car do at $17.50. 1 car do at $18.50. Hay quotations: No. 1 timothy. $26 to $27: standard timothy. 24: No. . $20 to $22: No. clover 5 clover vy clover clover clover : 2 clover choice Pe why ‘alfalfa. No. 1 leafy alfalfa, (a*e to $24; standard leafy alfalfa, $21 $22: No. alfalfa, $18 to $20: choice ye 4, $20 to $21: No. 1 prairie, $19 to $20: No. 2 prairie. 817 to $18. Louis pe Market. Wheatfeed was quiet and prices about steady. There was sale for July-August- September shipment of ‘ $23 and 2 cars pure bran (to arrive, next week's shipment) sold at $29.50 local. 1 car grey shorts at $27 to go out, 1 split car (direct sale by mill) bran at $24 and grey shorts at 27. 1 split car (do) at $°4.50 and oo7. 0. Oatfeed was queted $7 to $7.30 nd a uite hominy feed (sacked), nominally $2 Alfalfa Meal. Two cars of old alfalfa meal in second- hand sacks sold to go out at $25.10 and 4, care of of new No. 1 in secondhand sacks a Grain Bids ¢ and Offers. CHICAGO, June 12 ——Grain bids and of. fers follow: Offers. 136% ot hal July Sept. July Sept. July 42% @3 Sept. 43% o% AUCTIONEERS AUCTIONEERS R. U. LEONORI AUCTION CO. AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS 3501-07 Lucas Avenue Telephone, Lindell 2160 AUCTION SALES WEDNESDAY, 2 P. M. and FRIDAY, 10 A. M. GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 | Future Grain Prices | ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGA, June 12 Following are the offidia] quo tations of toda and tae pevious oe me pe Quotations as received from Kansas Ci Other markets: - High. | Low. Close. Yest, _ JULY WE |. a RRR 2 141 St. Chic. . K. C. 131% L. 138% 136 y A3B% 129% 5-% 130% 138%-%: t 4g -3Y 140 129 %-% 1; 3 SEPTEMBE cR WHEAT. St. L. 135 Chic 137 % 129 4 % 134 134a 13 127% DECEMBER oe * Ss — ay WHEAT. 135! the better| K 7 137% 138-% Light clover mixed St L 2 but K DECEMBDR CORN. - 717% 79% 77% 78% 74% 5 74% JULY OATS. . 42% 42 FURY, SEPTEMBER OATS. wis Ve -— | Cash Grain Elsewhere | CHICAGO, June 12.—Wheat: $1.60% to $1.61. mixed, 73 4c: hard, mixed, 60c: No. No. 74%c: No. 3 No. 5. my + yellow, G3c 6 yellow, 6le Tim Clover coed. ° 2 to Bene $ CI )@1.31 : choice IA, to Tk ed, $5, ‘to $28. 19.37¢ ITY, June hite 42 aah $1 Hay waite $17. * une hanged t mixed Wis... June 12.—C Barle T0@72Zc,__ 3 mixed, 2 yellow, No. 2 Corn—No. 2 7lc: No. 6 74%c to ec to 72c: No. N $6 75. p 4 Tbe. Ribs. 12.—Wheat 4 @ 2 white 4: 30 Stor oo My Milg anne to 0@1 Ill., June id orn , Sypciote 3@7 3c. BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE WILLIAM ROSENTHAL, Bankrupt READY-TO-WEAR—FIXTURES 2106 S$. BROADWAY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16th 10:30 A. M. t to-an order of sale made by the Referee in - tey, we will as indicated above, a marketable stock of ready-to-wear, the fixtures used by the eh in the conduct of business. TERMS CASH. vee ayers Trustee, 510 Locust Street. - SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers. “TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE RADIO STOCK—ACCESSORIES , 2810 LAWTON BL. THURSDAY, JUNE 17th 10:30 A. M. virtue of the terms of a Chattel Deed of Trust, executed by the Cooper Radio Store of Hillsboro, Ill., we will sell for the undersigned Trustee, as in- dicated above, a stock of radio merchandise, electrical goods and auto acces- BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS. ar TON, Trust ORVILLE woe rustee, Aertic 510 Locust 8S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE KARAKAS CANDY COMPANY (BANKRUPT) 315 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET aw a THURSDAY, JUNE 17th we will offer for Pursuant to an order made by the Referee in jorkoes icy, w sale the certain machinery, fixtures and equipment and_ likewise the stock of candy and materials formerly used by this Bankrupt in the conduct of business. TERMS CASH. BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, posaern M. a oy ga Trustee, y von SRO Arcade Bid BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE ADVANCE BRASS FOUNDRY CO., Bankrupt 1208 CASS AVENUE FRIDAY, JUNE 18th 10:30 A. M. the Referee in Bankruptcy, we will os ee to an order of sale made certain machinery. tools, fixtures, Ue tecial and ee em formerly used ~ this Bankrupt in the conduct of business. TER i CLYDE W. WAGNER, Trustee, BEN Jd. ane & N Central National Bank Bidg. Auctioneers. 4st. LOUIS AUCTION CoO., Inc. AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS 3012-14-16 Chouteau A Victor 1570 HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT AUCTION EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 10:30 A. M. GOODS. AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY TRUSTEE AUCTION SALE 2617 CHEROKEE ST. MONDAY, JUNE 14th 10:30 A. M. By order of trustee, we will sell well-selected stock of Jewelry and Fix- tures, Silverware, Watches, Diamonds, Toilet Sets, two Wall Cases, five Show two Iron Bafes with strongboxes, National Cash Register, Lights, Jewelry Trays and Display Stands. TERMS CA Lin SH. ST. LOUIS AUCTION HAROLD MALTZ, . FE. KELLEY, Auctioneer, Trustee. Victor 1570. 4 BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE B. & E. SHOE CO., 3012-14-16 CHOUTEAU AVENUE THURSDAY, JUNE 17 10:30 A. M. Persuant to an order hereby made by the Hon. Walter D. Cole, Referee in pliey, the wnhesaned trustee of the estate of E. J. Ic -hhorn, bankrupt, on the above date we will eci] to _— a 4 bidder for cash, Men's. Ladies’ arene Shoes, Rubbers, Boots, etc., Shoe Benches, Display Stands. etc. ved trustee. on aay ~ ST. LOUIS AUCTION oo» RELEBY, Avett LIVINGSTON, " uctioneer, vanes Ie Sale and _ ig GER 8 yao” i “i BRR SARS POM tog > y Oe ep, oo . rE : pee phat Pee tik! iF nl Oo ie ag P ee. & amemen ERE Tee ER Un IIT Victor 1570 AT AUCTION HARDWARE AND FIXTURES | 1023 NO. VANDEVENTER AVENUE TUESDAY, JUNE 15 10:30 A. M. We are authorised to sell on the above date and the specified time. a stock Of Hardware, consisting of Aluminum and Graniteware, Shelf Hardware, Paints, Electrical Goods, Toy Wagons, Bicycles, Auto Tires, etc. Stock in good con- dition. Attendance Fumtifie’. . LOUIS AUCTION CO.. Victor 1570. / il, E. Kelley, Auctioneer. eS ween > elkirk Auction & Storage Co. kuctioneers and Appraisers of Ail Kinds of "Stoc Our regular Household Goods Sale évery Thursday hone Conducted by GARFIELD 8897 A. SELKIRE A.A. 1808- (0-12 CHOUTEAU AV. PUBLIC AUCTION eng AND FIXTURES 4 SOUTH BROADWAY TUESDAY, JUNE. isth, 1926 10:30 A. M. in contract heretofore executed, we will we for the eaeree a saeate of Jewelry and J Store Fixtures, located at above address. Thie stock includes Watches ocks, Rings, B sting Ty Jewelry. Hollow- ware, Smokers’ Articles, Desk rnival Goods, ixtures consist of Desks, Ch hairs, Typewriter, Cash Register, Floor Cases, Shelving, Counters, tc. A. & SELKIRK AUCTION & STORAGE ©O., on a. TRY a 3-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Results al- mest certain. Money refunded on canceled insertions, June Orders Forecast ? Record Business mth Franklin Sedan $2790 New Price F. O. B. Factory Back of this great demand lies Franklin’s matchless capacity for doing the difficult things—and doing them better. : Could your car run all day, throttle wide open, without loss of power, like a Franklin? Does your car take bad roads with the comfort for which Franklin is famous? After a long, hard hill, does your car spring away as fresh as a Franklin? Will two fingers’ pressure on the foot-brake hold your car on a 20° grade, as with Franklin? Would you expect to feel fresh after a 300-mile driye? Franklin owners do, andre. Would you dare go all year without a thought to the cooling system? Franklin owners do. Does your car average 18 to 20 miles to the gallon of gas, like the Franklin? And will your car stand hard service for at least ten years, as Franklin has long been proving it will? Much of this super-ability—and many of the other reasons for Franklin popularity—will become plain during a trial ride. You can have this ride today, if you will telephone us. All Franklin prices include full equipment, even to spare tire, transportation are extra. Your ol tube, cover and lock. Only tax and d car can be applied in trade, and budget payment plan arranged. FRANKLIN &G FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO. 3947-73 Lindell Bl., St. Louis, Mo. Other Franklin Dealers in This Vicinity Quincy —Prestis Motor Sales Barrett & Foley. -seeraesge aom Sales Co. Decatur—P . T. Wikoff Peoria—Maicham-Franklin Co. Kansas City—Franklin-Williams Motor Evansville—Schnake Motor Co. Viaceanes—D. D. Aldrich ry | ——_—~s oe — poorer a R. Baldwie Bauer ateld at Sprinetield—Ratph N. " Co. Jo Baker Nefi Motor —Corn— | § ; WHEAT MARKET WEATHER AFFAIR MOST OF WEEK CHICAGO, June 12.—Thp-wheat market developed a sinking spell in the last hour today after showing heaviness almost from the start. There was a slight advance in opening prices. but pressure selling de- veloped on the bulge and buying power failed to develop enough volume to absorb the offerings. Closing prices were 1c to L%c lower for the ween. 2%c to Ke bich- ~. July $1 oe to $1.30 September 35% to 35%. teen $1.38 to $1. ‘38% s i. ao a weather market most of wy week in wheat and fluctuations were erratic as a result. Fear of hedaing press ure weakened bul) structure late in ‘the week. Streneth in Live encouraged the opening buying Rw - Ts1 41 for rene com- mission houses had plenty for sale and this stimulated liquifigtion by scattered hold- ers. Puying by bull leaders tended to check the decline and for a time were suc cessful. but in the last _ hour ‘Teta. —s increased and the lowest prices of he day were established during thie period. Herd wheat premiums were off “ec to le and 15.000 bushels No. 2 Northern sold tn store at l4c over Julv. a decline of le to 2c x premiums from Friday. Weather map showed some good rains over the Canadian West and light showers over the American Northwest and general- ly favorable harvest weather over the Southwest. Shipping sales were 8000 bush- Corn trade was licht and the market de- pressed by the break in wheat Cloain prices were Sec to “ac off and oo the week %ec to l%e higher. Julv 73%c¢. September 78%c to 78 %c. December 78 Kec ~ 78% Cc. Some improvement in shipping demand was noted and sales of 123.000 bushela were reported. Country sold about 15.000 buah- els of corn to arrive. Beneficial raine were reported over Tilinole and Iowa as well aa parts of Nebraska. © weakness in oats at the outset was due to hedging pressure against pucmeme to arrive from the covuntrv. dation also wae in evidence ane the | CHICAGO, June 12.—(U. peenesaaes of Agriculture)}—Receipts y's lic to -— average: butchers, ; ound. pnts Ne. 6542 : packing sows farapiy s around $14.90: holdover A ae AM sie hogs 20@14. it li ay 13. top. 3: | 80: killing p a 1000: estimat rt held oft market; 13.70@14.50 mediu light, Sidaia, 80: ‘light P nF. 4"S $12.50@ pigs, $14. 50a Gi 15. Cattle—Receipts, 1000: ago, yearlings and =ediee steers, 15c to 2ic higher: better grates of light yearlings up moet: light-weicht heifers sharing advance: heavy s:ejrs luctuated: closed steady to weak: finishod eers all weights working into etropaer position: extreme top heavies, numerous loads of ee sr: weights. $10. 34 @10.45: $10.35: part lond and heifers genera)ly : canners and cutters strong to ,, bulls. 35c to 50c higher: vealers, ~ $14@15: 0: s.aughter mpared week weight fed 2000: for week Ranct and 78 cars fro nearby pe Masons: BA magia’ nominal: pared grades of fat “lamba 75e “to in-between ued 1.25 to $1.50 to around 27. 000 oD - tiver $18.75: ph ;, f t yearling 24 ore 5g ne KANSAS CITY. Mo.. June 12 Inited States Department of ing, 22. (0 tle—Receipts, 750; calves, w canners a eutte ‘pulls are 10@15c higher aa 65: veala steady bulk’ to choice cows, $114 11.50. Hogs—Receipts, 2500: fully 25e than Friday's opening packer = ners inactive; 14.75 160- halk of sales. $13.75@ 14.3) sirable 170 to 240 pound niet Bs : light lights up to § 5o°4. $25 pound avoraces. $13.75@ gre et? Fs 25@12.75: stock pigs scarc Sheep—Receipts. 3300: for week: down 50c lower: top natives, $17.75: ine top. $186.80: hulk of hetter evades. @ natives, $16.25@17.50 : sheep are uneven weak to 50¢ lower: Texas wothets, inetod ing an end of breakers. $8 75 5@9.25: other aged otiertens. abO AS. .60: odd lote fat eweae, moativ - J June 12.—H Re. 5@ 25¢ lower: ton, $14.65 - Cattia— o—Reeripts, 100: lowe: ‘eprine clipnead ewes. $5@ [ Wool, Hides SarFaS The wool arket was firfe. Prigcht woo) receipts &re reported below norma, in,¥olume for this season of year. Of- ferings here are being absorbed on specu- lative demand. Wool: Salable at prices quoted: Missour!, Jllinois, Wisconsin, Southeast Iowa, Eastern Oklahoma. orthern Ar- kansas and tee: medi og #8 31% untied, ors ight @ 32c. coarse braid 22 46 a 330 @ . fine eae @ 37c. Neh dine short 30 @33c. heavy Thee long 28 neavy fine short. 25@27c. lamb's woo 308 32 Southern Arkanses. ra cand. Bout and Enst- uthea owen mediu . neg Durty 7@ . Jight fine hand % 28@30c. heavy ¢. oe sic. and Western Iowa. Kansas, bu @ ¢ cht fine =a 2; @2Rec. heavy fine . heavy fine short 20@25c. w exas, Western Oklahoma and Medium 28430. heavy @ 26, light a. 28 @ 30. nae short stubby 18@22. bu 27. burry et ee it : 0. at: Long lustrous , nen? 45@46. slight burry 32. hard Black and dead weer black sells 7e to 10c less than medium wunfn- ashed. according to = clear de about a8 to to 30c. burry black and about 16. Betdy ah ay one at about sae 7 s ght rry EEP r+ hag shs0: °, obe 27c: ecginary net oad * GOAT Ss—No, 1 common at S00; No. 1 angcra. full haired, at 1 do (short paired) at 50c: clipned at 35e: ids and give LOW—Country run anoted bar ¢: in tubs. 7c: 4 "No. ake tallow. 8c. “urrent receipts salable at fol- rices.: ET SALTED. lamb Pete. fue and No. i and $3.25; small and No. wat at P8228: pony. $1.25. Hog pig. f price ¥ Teed, Bios sod Copper Pe py oT alge |= BE . _ eee refi timonial lead in = States and Mexico in May was > monthly quantity this year. 074 short tons. an increase of br Gage over Aoril. Productions for the months of 19% oma ted tons against 314.85 ne ont dune 12 — Stocks coppe May 31 et: oun ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MOVE ABOVE $15 BASIS, FATES OG TOE COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS. Last Prev. ~ ; ; W eek. See a calves 20.6. m the haat afer “he ! Fn toe fren” Eo ner or $8 and unde —-_ = oy, atee totaling slight! er than eTo0 : ra, totaling slightly: cenching the Seven cars of Tex- : t $6. the top em and classes, Attractive offerings , followed 50... Native canners Se. cutters »b amd canners $3.5 up. Re the demand slightly better in some ments. Steers sanges from $5 to with heifers quotable at $5 $4 to $5.50 anq pl $4.50 "> Calves and trend in onto. ue wallty closed at $ Ss aw losses sw; A $12. os. rreapondin Erester. "1 adoes. ain ae pom at S10 oenes - a . around p outs and ous Hc catiner vyeartians waned ete price Pass $15 reg 50c 75c upturn in time % ” 1920 the weightier hogs AW. a, beat 6 demand sat come oe m prices w resen ich chter r weights are most fevered —. buy- buyers i re. valuce “slightly we hon a a ding weights from weight butcher 20 The, average bulked at $1 sii. 60 to sia Ree ce ha supniies peringty and hea closed the wha prices were at a * hich t maintained a relative M ¥. out ma latter eet a of the and dere was &14 5 to $i5. or desi 2 Bate, to ansigrs ein, lates as sows s. featured _* nabarp, i at mes mately $1 of of doring ane os Sue 313.4 a good i * 37 $14. to Pattee: Merce stage SIT p. ef Bi Oe Lambs Down Buyers bonsteg lamb prices ng a éur- ing the week's early sessions, but under increased receipts later on a sharp break t for choice ting AE lam witnessing a drop to $1 an $17.35, the weeks’ closing peak on this clases. Buyers also showed to sor their buys deeper du ter sessions and discriminated greatly againet thin and halt fat lambe. of desirable Southern lam at $17.35 to $17. as in nal was —— lambs and prices proved erratic this class. of . S16 5 50 to om sit 50 was from _— ‘aturday, $10.50. than a , cia grading sonal in «a a5 an - w tent oon ewes for yeadine ewes upward ios = bucks sold mainiy at 82 to figure catching the hig end flesh bucks, Canners cleared s2. according to wetche — Good choice riry’ lam week Sulhaite at “31 SO ta $17 to good 51; -40 A 16.50 i z3' 5 3 et : g a5 bucks &° to $3. exannere $1 roata $7 to BY. thin wort« BY mx. Chater fat kide $5 ta 87 wi t thin —— common rraden clearing 82 ay $4. Receinta during the six-day neriod eNebt!~ better than 200 head and the riv anid auite freely at unchanerd The demand’ penin favored ennd horses, good chonke the cheaner work horees, mu mules. There wae a a2n04 se pr rs chine f a icked at ; green per Sats w. 7 SG worth WALN mote mominal' at afi 100 Mace 5 to 2 a, fa rate tyes ee eee Fi "4 week, ‘. sina pe aa, 8 wd at Onna Pe - a Pic ener "Sox Saas cont—toms, 9:00 t 00 pe 15e to She ver 3 F is i F ‘ via af A a 5 7 ' AS nl tia bl tl Rae Sab : hig tig: oe : ‘ ‘ User ae» BB EF ria, ty. Agree ® OA ebay) VO SEAMED MURR rope SACO BOR AL, wf. a Br ee Pity’ we - pee Oo ee a , : a ae Oe. ete Boas =e ay Se ee tue © pole : ~— Pi Boas. See J . ri 7 mS y Pls ») “ os bwe os eb) AAG UR AEE GAG 6 Sikes Lt. Rd 3 ES A ARNG AAPA GLO Mee ing, ® Se daa Sele 0G TG ;' per craton. fa 4 3% pene! ” aA Rh ds ei bn ae ‘ « AS Sale : - , ee & i - dap Ps . t-Ag en , $ » ‘ : ie > 7 “ ‘ : s . s . trebovige ar its) Aten dank See ee vgs abe at: “3 oP é i ‘ ; A DS ig Y Pa - = « i Sevag | Sarasin p WP ons = . ss % + Cae au. aie ? Pe EU SEO AA tN a Pua i ary g mA ay: " - ef a Pig oes be

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cmieenen aie i RE ee ae wpe ee - She = Cesta. Sy hi | aes Segrrar ent ge. Tee yee . eS. ™ \J * ae Jats * ; Ra cae eetonoenrensh RuGh>* Minascne ee + oe Omak 7 4 ' - EY Ott ts OO a niin a, eee os ben a x Pe Rs Siow Os pe a, Rede “ PAGE 14__ } GEN. MOTORS AND STEE| TAKE LEAD Shares of Big Industria] Corporation Up More Than Dozen Points From Low of Previous Week View of Trade Situation. tine oe i ee —_ STOCK MARKET AVERAGES NEW une 1° A. P Saturday Friday ef Week ago Year ago High, laos Low, 729°R > i el $ weekly , Opyrighted linancial Feview, says: “Back of the improvea senti- ment in business cifeles may be found a rising stock market ane trade reports fa, ast menth that reveal an Unexpected activits Just how much of the better feeling comes from the rally in stocks and huw records on sales is difficuls tO Sad Certainly the wgwenerg! attitude ¢5. Ward the future to date this Year how much from the Pleasing Mar been influenced more by SWinge in the shares Market than br changes is other barometers The trend of industry and trade has been fairiv orderly now for months. Radical! changes in the movements of the »usiness indices nare been con- epicuous hy their absence but opin. ions about business have swune high and low with stocks it is dif- fieult for Most men te divorce their judgment of the trade trend fram the market SWings and in the jast three WweeKs some uUnuUsUua! Advances have been achieved in numerous prominent is*ues No lese ant a stock than Stee! common ha« risen in Points from its low lere!) of last week and “ in vesterday's rally crept Very close to the best Position of the most prominent motor Stocks on the lis; set a new high Price for 198 - o * } r>* pe rt - on) s eH T’. ‘ he Farnings Mere Favorabie. “Earnings for the vear to have been more favorabla than had baen expected tut some person Oe Te What interests the dDusiness Proph- ets ts not the returns that com- Panties will be able to make for the first half of 19°26 but the Probable. trend during the remainder of the Year. It is the sudden light on the MoOMeY position rather than new re- ports on trade that seem to Quicken activities Most read- Secretary Mellon an- nounced that the Government woule do no financing on June 15 it wae the implicatign that money would remain easy for & time that ine‘ted fresh market activity All signe Point to an accumulation of loan- able funds for several months and partly in anticipation of that, not 'O mention the reinvestment of pav- ments on maturities soon to be made by the Government. Investors ere buying heavily of Stocks and bonds. a . 7 Retall Sales Tera I p. “Retall sales up in May but net ens elapsed to determine improve- Ural gain af the Season or whether ft marked a de- mand for goods that will be sus- tained. Indeed. that Is a ®eneray problem. In the Very fullneaes o1 ©Ur Prosperity ic Perhaps the bes, reason for caution We usvally reckon that When a wate Pitches high above its normal leve) it must reach ai crest. Tt is difficu!: to ste what Will pitch the wave to mew hetghts. Wages have risen *'@Qdily since 1922 until now they "fand higher than ever before in the history of the country. higher even than ther were at the 1820 peak. Since tne cost of living has not risen PrePortionately the pyr- chesing Power of the Wage earner enadles him toe SOMSUMe More than he had ever COnsUmed be fora. U'n- furtunately the purchasing power of the &gTicultura! districts has not ‘ifted the farmer te SO favorable « position. . — 7 Agricelturai Probiems. “Reasons appear whr ag@ricultar. *' prices MAY imprere this vear The. sPring wheat creep prebabls wll De smal). The winter Wheat eutput ll exceed that of last vear indications. wit! Ym the ctir- | the carry ever from rears crop abnor. wally emal!, the basis {s presen: for an fmprovemensr in prices but no Move has come for the reason that | offsetting influences are at work fh the world wheat situation. Corn, pate, rve. barley and hay all are low their Pre-War price at the farm whereas com mod iting fTenern!.. * stand reughivy 50 per cent higher han pre-war levels. Tao much em. hasis has been Witen te low prices fer corn, however, since about 85 per cent of our cern crop tm Mar. Beted in the form of hogs. : . . + : Rail Greap Streng. * “Operations for the rive gained | @emenatum in rather active trading | ™ to@ay’s short session of the stock A corering br few Minutes | See of the mutch from the Pleasing May , foing at ‘ high speed tm, that period this vear i tailed tt. | Offered to *™MmDpioves on a ae ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ __\_ SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926. __ SHARES SOLD WEEK’S NEW YORK STOCK BY SPECIAL WIRE P Miata ee ie + ic aD 7 | Range tur | Sales High | 1 ! re | Sales Mish wow i Close Chee | ~ Range ia.” . +. | , ie P.ocks amd Annual fur | for | for { | ~ tocks and Annual for | te- fur |; fer | 7 Stocks and Annugl) ne” cd — . “for | tug | By the Associated Presg * , ( ” 3s E Pow ptd ee Pope toward higher i te * t ‘ : Seuth ! : L! 39 . Kresge Dep: 3” to ne oe. B..ci « jim some of the More pr, = . . ; ‘o! | 33 sO’ a ff © trees i 7 = hom on’ san “7 - % 2745) > , Sues. especially noted among oy Kresge 3 5S 1.2u. ~ 49 4; 's 49 Pure QO 8 pe pd & iA o™ | utility and motor pa ; __ 213% 1134, 113 ‘a : a i = are —s =e" | Tar of securitics onon compelling on , ; ; 3. ms” , agar © & | offerings around Friday's «sce « ee eee eee ne ee rere Sales High Louw | Close Ch'ge Stocks anc Annual for lor for for tour ; _——- liiv. in Dollars, lov: 31 « av. ry x, : or - e ? . Ce ef 3.50 . : Le a he eo a Se Bs ro R&é Tire. »* tiona Eariy Sains of adeut ¢ *! Corded in United Gas | ert | Nerthern States Power. —~ | Droved « im ne > — PP ie ye &» Deint 4 162% 1 bey ‘on ; 1.60 Read lst pg 2 2 4 se " Lig & Myers a: >. we fi 7 $12 ‘ 2. ° ihe ti~ sae ‘corm - - fe - Fo yneids Tob BS -Obert Rele & ce... Reval Dutch 1.34. a Rutrand e ~ © + Be be . —_ wa Louis , ie Luuis & Nash 6 Ludlun St: Me Cr ™“ B 1.6e Me € ry } So -~ ore!) Z we ©. ~~ Sn ’ ’ } wee Oo | ~ a mh © & je rags Ig i= ‘Card the oie. mz the week © Bee oT = PPE EES ae me ce ao i “AeSauc erest was Condition kets. curb. fern _e SS a $ %. 24 % 102 *b+1@, 2 ie ms ~-—J ° ~ > . ~ 7 nt ide PD I 4 Sundicate 605 Express 6 r For Power 691 ~*? ree te os 238% ABZ, Leather & | MS SF tte be pee aw 2 a he pt > fers =m & W # co Oo ty-.! ~ ta Ge Edisoa Devoe Rey A Lodge Bros a do iu * Market « , , : Simmons IS, Market § R «1, : . ° simme Per ins ~* : ‘ine latr (ors ‘ ‘ : , im i “ S| € Skelly Oi] ° Sloas-Sb Stl 216 Seuth 7 ~ y 119%, ot PT th gesel |. 3U Sy Csr os 2 Am Pp lOl\ «4 Radiator 77 % (‘Am Rail E ub ea noe FF F twee 2 ft tals! 1,114 276.102 \% 631 118% 17 26° ex bi a ~~ o So ~~ » 02 te ar a bree ey? " Boat . E! P & cfs _ ie) ee tt 2 me 78 ee Card ra g.te EN i — ao Fs 9+) — i ot : yr t Gb. Endicott-John § . BEL -Guit Off Bidg pr 7 Fads wa S 2 din mae rt aap toons pam ‘2 Erie R RR. ..' 276 3SM) & oy ay ¥ ; l i3 : . — : * do let prtd.. sie 9 Go 24 pfa Eureka Vac it > . tia : , |) 9: 2% Shean, ‘) F Play-Laske 3412 . : Oi | 27 o Pacific +. O77 35%) ; 35 27. BONN Stew.y Lg do rights wal : Oo 5 «de oo | “ly de nfd ee iT] @ “1 ~- . 507 tethe do pfapa.. . SJ Ye | ont : ~' : g : % | 47 ae 7 Cr ; 7 ~ 7 Z - . - ° - ‘ : ‘ . * * mo Sat Phase IS BS SS Bee coo qd Miz melt 30% Sun OU la . . . ” .- nb a esr Wises - rs ~Oen Q “Lida Ge~d ie + 4 N 3 pta 7 Plate Glass 2 os "oe - i Fr «+ 3 be be “aes os rie OD~Iw rt wd 54 Vi~rw mt Pt oh 4S cp Was down to 288% re - | OES Rt pute ot ee Pt id ed WI ed ee Bis i) isto Oo pf Writ “425309 ‘915% er x Oe ST - Pid mrs hrm is oR ie Pera 7% Srmington ? Ea : 18%, SYminrgton T 4 9 9 38, | 10% Term € & Ch I cial ' = T Co $3 Tha) : Ne weil 4 ot ee 7) Chloe = * > “1A Bet mero, he Oh US ts ve + 4s i*x *X* Gulf Sy ph 10 xs 2 Pa-. 8 Cae se Archer Dan &wM: Arn oe o- iJgrti5 : y Rwy. iJR} Tidewater i] Tidewater o pfd : , ' close En Timken R Pear . ‘ igi em the wash: > Tohace Pr 7 . + Tobacco nd age The only feature of » . oa > ‘s | Points in N the Gabriel sna (sardnrer Pt er es » + OW & Let 40 ry of M ls pfd ~ f.7 | '¢ Ps 1 Ot ~) as . a~ aa) Bl i OnE >is 3 = “pr 42% 43% % 148% Isat x 79 “tbo tps = i" lek Ft en wh Dd Dt te td ~) rs “ Ww J Samisu “395 *“D“toawa y me ve td - we _- ee 2 Tai Drew'd p > or. T'nt Fruie g } ox ; "ni Paper" * “tee °: “om. 35 /1a7 923 SO days 482% 42% > ies k pra > pC nf? & Bloomingda e Bros 2 ~ , pied rl » S & tthe G> as 1D me bot rhe pet 9 5 26D oes C44 LAG % Gh © i pb 27% @ ~ 151% 139%, a5 s 4 ~ ‘C Zz CALA Rrook vn Pilisan 7 Rreok Manhat Tr 4 nr ’ ’ og Dfd ZoD pra 3. Ed pfd & 5 u = ok” ee eer ° Bt ht pes * ‘-S ~~ 2 i. a} i.? — = ——_. S01, Oi] Weil, “ap Co 144, VINnRibus *¥o TD L372: > , 80% Omnibus c 7 soonan -— — a . : asl ® | ly ; Hosiery Hartman Cor ° Se ’ PiOrpheum Cons, Hares Whee: 23b 7 eae > ae : : : ete, I >? i . pes 2 ; 1. ‘ Vanaciam Cerp =! : yy ; ]*?2 ™* ~t . > ad ww ‘ e159 i . a Cal = ~ >~ . . > - $4 ) * . . en - - 3 e.. “>. “> —— a i ——— ARS So Canadiar Canada & ° Case. J. } S a ae 18 ne a?! 5 | . x geal 2 i? 6 . LIlL% 111% 3 . 11! Wt, oF = { a7 av 7 . . ’ *2 : ’ fig 7 - — = pied a 149! 90 1, . 38 ' , |, ON — 121@ | ~ 7 at " . 4 . _ > , 101.50 101.509 rt restate e ie _ ens | ; Tones @ Lary nfd > (>! e rp lantwda «x * . “ ord of 3 (hires « an Chrter's Ry "2" 7 ~) eh) %, (“Inet a a “UNEZSt np 2 én highest or ces recorded since the Wer. ~ Baltimore & Ohie, Naw York Centra), Atlantic Coast Line and ,. r > . Pe | , eo . io . ; : si? OD. Steady BITIAK eng » . . — — * ‘ : d Dela ware & Hudson « ere favored. >O4 da) ~eMember S4j 14 ~ $4 forward ' . tts Ee mheine a Salva. Prospects of continued easy money AW A ae Ll. Closing) ‘ ai SE Re (aha nterecd helped the bond market Where a aueeer wready: July 41 90 Sem. 4139. 4@ain 000 . Keners ay rirm indertone pre. : ; mii Da. ‘ . ced ’ tc next Vailed r NEw TOR: ing ce 1 OO”) Wi Ww IRK J _ae & 4 —Sm vk nt | ™odbed ba : a >. Merkan "tock. Agnin in ‘EXPectation« of «a setOack on Proftir taking ove [he® Week end Matarta lige When the re. went marker eaders AR®ain thoweg UNUsna) De “lators for the deciin nok ad for a ‘urn iin “4round Tria - Week. and had seid Stocks fy antici. pation eri ower Drives © take 'SSen in fe? Vers Of the high Priced iNdUStrig ts Ment tr, the UPTUrhn were the en. ‘aliie’g * “Organ stocks [t- ¢ 4nd Cenern ' — oars. ‘7 eS COUle “he oh. hi sation ‘or th “me is tay ead, ned : hat Y¢i Were Crossed. and div: DAYMents aang | K Central, Baltimore ¢ : nd sgt ‘¥ state- i Ohie a tothe , were “ent of the N= House hanks NEW 4t higher ‘@vele > ing ir reserves g¢ “nd omapieee ‘ tii ; : Case fr , Manrding ar [he A sen ; Rirened ats decreased $5. 829 ang ° ° + m ihe « S00) cot ap “Bah. firs; Mortgace ‘*ithoms Was imal G TS agree aud> : Break “i Pe Me sting Lode Di munens Were forced ; "Th a ii? Other Peinte ‘af Strength. i‘iciden: with adVances nN , uy "Ng dex e ‘op- - a arger ws ime in 7e¢veral of ivi?taA "reNera Mm ihe « iuipme, . ‘ : | Fe . i} ‘ Tl @ fr) SOLAS and ad var. es ters crossed WRtie Sten ad- Were ra, Orded Severn | . . . ; ‘ . t TA! — ea tH Within e Point eof is g, 4:30 imopre ed, while Ter the price a: Which +h nae ' Pe cea ages. ee; cag ““" (he shares were foo har . 4 By s ne £4 xs oa} be = _— 7 Were f, mer ‘ alifor.- “a Packing responded +. announce. ment of a 168 Der Cent Stock didi. : ad wie aal RAarrow 5 al i ze" ; dened YR a2 rise of more than Sterling Was steadr wh ~ eh | 8 asset re 2 hh = ; , - ' ; ‘ « ‘ 441i 1? . ; Aree point « 49d some of the chain / rates Mproved eomewhat™ red in Veorwerian individuals of high-grade Public Usa s d in blocks of $5000 to $25 990 } EDWARD p. Moet YE rey - *adin RTaij! tharea«< Sten) Cae | £ wy *Pectaitiase AMNtila and ita <j Oma. ‘ ae . . : Funp): it be er “Tita << sharing Dasis , rig RC eDendent ‘2 Ppoinre Was regard seCtive of the bua! “at a2 few 4. ee T42imed to se Torkeg iz traction issue and stocks transactions ual shares on the the past week reac} share mark. slightly in excess of week. There were severs fair net changes on turnover. The week ternational Shoe . shares, yet 4, fain of shown. Pedizo-Wep points on 40-sha the closing SeSB10ON . An incident res o! metallic Mining at share. The loca} traction down fractionailly for ~ Oday was followed ing ; s bad is ap awaitin aie x . = - °arance . = ‘ae estimated 4 aciing 28 veer. sa 7 yl af i = Hite i ** 2686s ws + TACOS & SO » . ete ee ee "+ oe «@ « «ft ES. PRB ee

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~ * Fs : -— ws a a “Bag e 5 | weis SE Lours POST-DISPATCH __ | . ==SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 GER VOLUME OF ST "7 UNCHANGED 1) ST. LOUIS stocks _ || NEW YORK I TRADING ON CURB 1° HIGHER PRICES an otviaut era tnivon ora OS i , Press, Follow; NEW YORK. June 12 _— Ho On the Exchange during the past week amounted to 8344 shares in- NEW YORK, June 12. Tn the fol] Me. Rida | est, closing and previ los Ta we f sal highest lowest and closing Drices of ; Clev Gus f 78. isoass (103 Hosa Curb Exchange ‘today, ag negra 4 t stock, com ared with 6027 last week /of sales, , 000 | : ; 3 974; a7 ps omitte4) while bond sales ren Cluding 1145 shares of cen 8 ’ D Stock Exchange today, Sales being in $1 00 lo 2 Solas ways 1F. 108% 9m ’ e. soaclelows ‘five day 5). Bona sence Were $97 “ig . E: , eee on all United States Liberty Bonds are in dollars ead 10 Delay? 3 Sait iT “i iT ¥ 111 “tee Low ‘Cione.,| 4 € os rs : == 5 : ' Sales e : - S| , complete list of ed in on the, Ex . that is for instance, a 5-I¢ Printe. 99 4 43) | 94 Security. jSales lig Low. | Ghove.| Close e Sen tied While +,... ae enant hain the past tort divide at highest, lowest, thirty 900 abd se. thirty-ceae of a dollar and not $99.24 | 3 Dare inape 5 28) oo | ore + fis carpi emits W YORK, June ~~ hile Urthes oa es shes omen : means yD , 173 D &RG | S4 i AiG a hel 3 O08 j10 ‘s toward higher leveis wae m . | Closing prices and net changes being - ~~Decrease Total sales today were $6,188,000, “gainst $13,903 009 yesterday, | 1D&RG 4i, O4 | Bs | 94 ) Al G Fie asulies rere 13 j1lg . a : r ; o $11,894,000 two I1D&R G4 ke | 9O% | 80%! 90% | 40 pid. . 125% 125% 125% Da5 ane nt Deed amung tn Publig 7 —— | tAnn lyears age From Jan. 1 to date sales wre $1,477,349.000, esibroncellati. 3 at ety 7 30° 407 2/107 4/107 % | AGak Am) 18) 1%) Bo | D2 ei oom and motor stocks. the greats, ar. J | | Div. 1 Ghose | Close 558 400 one a year ago, and $1,537,126 009 two years ago. | 45 Erie gen tien 4 oe so ae | mai a% we - pid. || ; +f oa | + fa Rat * securities was a led to ahaa While Latter Predominate NAME oF SECURITY, f | in $. Sales : : =a Aoked proton eet { High. | Low. | Glows BOND wy ARKET AVERAGES | 30 ote gy SF oo Kt! 82M) oat APAL. pti, odlent isos ‘sna 302 6S wround Friday’, clomug qLot,. Ww . T ‘ Praimen's Bank thea hv ose ¢ rs 9939 232° "io3go°"!++>- [33i*” Pola GOVE EN ee NEW YORK June 12.—Following | | 1 Erie Pa col 4 51 97y Oni noo be Su vie! “3! a6 x | Fox 36 14 i | . eek ' ransactiongs ranking ional Bank “22/7500 Pt ‘Fe eS . Pe ee ; ans - - the A. P. ‘bond averages: ge Fla EC §& 74. 100 % /100 % | (Am $ P hi 9 26%) ' 31 °°] 30% Ss Of about Po!lnt $s | Frankin Bank... .- > ere weed Si. ... {Fea s Ieee, bin ee ie, - eet - eLaa ore “Bees ; Pri. | | ne 100 \ i. . ' 31 30% 31 : P te ee “Gen Improve ent ans = | Lafayette. eank Side “Bank + re +z 28/165" ‘Viea" “4464° (iv [ies 167 1 me et, 100 30;100—2 100—27 10 first ade rails re oti 92.20 | | ; a ree 455500 8 200 8 Boat AGae "Col 71 “‘te} 1%/ 1% 57 fe o~ - ern States Power. Goodyear Tip 1m. | Nationa] Rank of Commerce, | |: : theese MOS [of ye , Becond.; rails ... 949 4. 275% 61/107 107 = |107 u z| 59%! 58 | &9 od | 3%! 3 3 lerate stremethn 9, carly ‘in Aeanes a F Minclosipns “Watley “secretes. tbe Rees: PR Ms jose ABO [' 7 ot: Php et i 102—20|102—20'102-—90 10 ponte uitlities.7**: 94.96 9400 |) | on’! 6 33.|'99 [282 ta | Blies Co at} 2 bam] seu f S3. | 32 | Gomes -] sof Tet Ge! “ge “en derate strength ‘pbeared in Avoury ete | Missiesipps Valley RPO esa. 16 . £01891 ** lag “afen,.. hides 'a05 a i 10 industrials. *** 100.52 100.4 | wes CT 4 It 16 1116 | Bliss ¢ }, 92%) 92%) 92%! O38 | Sone NOt 12%) Igy) 12% na ellow Taxi Cab | iod Sh wn Som St. Louls Unio Trust -*| 16) 20/39) 320 1320 bed CR ee — | 7 Lib 24'4 100—27/100—2% : 95.63 95.62 |] 45 Grd Trk of ms ! 107 Bor Co nw 7%! 7! Fa 7% | Be G 10/ 12% ; sasiona were onal, m SOME sections for Peri Own in ” Tiite Guaranty: yet ce ee sc | at 4 40 TF 40 G0 eed Te D dd 4g [200-29 Combing avers “ago ’ > 1b8.33 | 18 ar "toe 98, « een ee se Sos ii. reas +2 © b~« a ae ‘ei *sees eee 26 8l a =n 101—13 101—12 101—2 | Combined year Y “— 93 OU | ‘. = aor 7 6 102% |102%4 102 eure o oe 44/ 53%! 51%) oF i | 52 : ola Ce yi aa the 150") lBe ; 15¢ Nich reacted a Woint at the oben Securities. er let ners eeprreine tee Sk oe baie Spey aa 2 57 Lib 4th'4ig 103—3 |104--3 |103—~3 Nene. | High. | Low. Glos | 27 Hud & M rej B oy) 82%) 4 A a ee Yao 16 | of I iaig ee gy AR, Tf 16%) 16%) Te ° i b ry Motor’ Gory "21°17 cr { iit fees Fe Re eee 33-38 IDUSTE BONDS. 143 H&M ad in & 57) be soa “lpn” | Core tes 7 18% Kay Copper! 3) “guy 7 : } nator 2 aoe Gap . | oo *-¢ . 2 af lei ts ‘{s ©. tee °4e ot LO + Cn | ~ h 4% INDUSTRIAL . eis j - 5 34 1103 103 103 i P Co 13) 18%) In% | Kay —apper ; 2 2 activity in the Cle was Confined Berry Motor Corp 3 SF) ae: PY as Eee eee Penge 57 | 1 Lib 4 103 103 _—_ sae so 864) BOT Bex | 3 tl C Ys a ene ( 113% | Sen re 43% 43% 43% 434 Mason M i I L-@ 4 "ih P od 1 Mise! nus { “* a er, es bas 0% i+ seo} i? 3 % bed reg 33-38/103 7 I Mor & Go 4% 39 56% | IX © 6 36... -/113% (113% *iCN M A I 363 7 .| 26 : " 13 | 7 i ate reacted Freie eeet “from Ce ST. LOUIS gTocK EXCHANGE, IR Shee com. 1***: | a). | 38% | aa" | ted tio fowce 10 US A 4 54/103-—7 foo t_[L06—7 1 Murray BO 6% 34) Bo. 40 pos | 5 og’ 2 Be eo? PT 1 208) 35%] Sore} soe Ouls tee 11) eee 1c} e1cl 18 peacbeu on Friday's sien, On we an | June 12.—Outside of the new joca} Brown geardzon gdh cane. nd 83/108" Hida “liga |; Ry rg lnese. FOREIGN BONDs. Teay | 17 N 4 ot eee oan 96% | 04 i 79 1S é $3. 10a oes: | Com bes) 21 tid “4%| “agi” | Premier G. 3 2% 2%! ? ari’. fe dealings Galena gna ia) af t rown >AOC I» i “ ‘Ss N “oe aking stocks in a | 8a pe... var 4 - | - Belgian 7% 4 94 | 94 3 .N Am E > | | 18%! Igy 7 | 6% | DOMESTIC BO including” tn" leaees” tradeg ee" : week. inet vod Ph bea ere ee ee 1.25 can it 7 D4 -_ wee ced Py 6 Beigian iM 41... opine 07% 3 ON Cem “ 40) 44 Oem | pa. ie 2 Kors’ 4 Ol, nea | 92 7 2% 9 9 sane 2 70%} 69%! 70 70% ; ar Continental ranging’ trotat, fie pamere were "hcg Phong ogee t | Poin iron gum BT atin eo. 3. | COS 1s Whe hx de Se eee ge oleae GB 53.6.2) 84 ig) Ba % BU % | 1 No ‘Ste 6 41/105 14/105 38 Oba | 4KCS85 50. A % | 7a) 28% do pta. | 31) 99 | 3h 96 | oh [OZ ‘AG &EI 6 * in this group. ran FG , et changes -on the no grea uiton Iron Wor eH cng te ey Wines bee freee, joe. \ 29° * 29 ae 6% 49.7; 90 | DUK | ae 100% 100 110042 wKec SK Ist 3 50.{ 75 -. | 7% Elec Iny 211 3 ; | = ) aS 16/101 % 101 and (Fenera! Baking A Moved é fair n k’ tr. de in In- do com ek met OR eek ce, 1}. ar" ig at. ee on ' debe 2 ' pnd ‘111 | ‘ 18 Belgium 50 9 hy BU Y | if 4 co 5 "11107 % [109 1 [O08 ' 10 K C T lat 4 8 ie RR % | RR | aoe | ms PP ae 2! 2 2 %, | tied ei By ] . La | a waerer. The week's tra Grebe Democrat ‘pid’ 2211700055 fg FO) Be | * tas pga lt ao as ee °7 berlin 6%. 50, 4 0% i102 | oy pee St 8 41 42100 80. r | EMS 3% 97°") Roa aot; RO% | Emp S pti 4 , 22%) 92 - Am P&L, 6 re were wide ee tier n a i national Shoe was only 80 | Granite-Bimetaie Re +4 ee iw ree }e es ef L185, 30¢) Pr eas 44 )_*, 3¢} ae bes [sas 7 Bogota § 47. ! Hee ie eligi ss oe Pac 4. Hi 52/1oee 1020 Loge | 3 ma. ah 2003) 95 a2 95% | a5% | En F “oot 2 17%! 17%] Bf. 17% | 2016 , 708% ze A a five nl cine The % tandony ards yet a gain of 7 Points was | Hamition ped rigs ees 2 5a be ot a4 | 34%) « %| 34° | g5 a set 6 34.) 3 P baie ore | 20) hy a & T 6 Bite 7/108 Laon 1 Long [ — py - | anit | on * Co For. Me 23% 33% 23% ‘24 laww's 75 5) 94%) 94% = ia} , ct re : n . a oy . se e | U@SMann sim ee Oe 204 u- » . ao ' 32%, . rma 41 ss MOS | 0 ~ 51 51 98 7 % | { j 3 Long T ref Fox Th A | we ‘ e ) oR 95% 05 sues generally held oteady. but sonia . 4 Pedigo-Weber was up » tti ‘+! 1.50) 35) 30 = ie | ™ | 3t | | & Brazil 8 7 365i 06%; ¥7 | 7 Para B C 5% 1081 106% 1106 % | “% 2003 100% 1100 % (100% c | AG&E 6 24 24 24 ae Stocks were in enough SUDPply te ES shown. u 1g a TO Saar eg ae 262s» f vP ge % | os 6 ea [és ee & | ) sare 2 aes re o_o .1103 54 Bremen Ger 7 3o 97 j Fi 100% 3 ierce O 31 [106 % = 105% 10 L&N 4 72 it 442) RR RR RR F Mfg oO 25) 78% 7R 7R1 wate a | At Fr In R 10 24% on 97 to slightly lower levels, S ints on 40-share trade. Huttig ptq 88 Brick pra eee e al 151! 87 || 86%) 87 | 03°"! > ¢, 1 ae 1 Buenos Air 6% 09/100 % /100 | 25% | 6& Port Art 4 53 A105 1% 102 56 hoods | 8 L&N sRM Pe ary, | a8 68%! pet pfa O| ari 26 27 % | Bal « O 5 97% Sula 2 Dalt a pills 88in in honey - | Candy was higher at | Hydraulic Prec waged io Stehl.. we ee Nae igs 13 Canada 4% 36.) 986 Oe iosg | > Bort El 6 47. ../102% i199 40 104m | 2 Man Ry ist 40. | get 97%! 9714 | Pr to a |S Sm 82%] 3244." B my 2 55 Bore lion 8 batt ® Calitornia: 192, ,dollarg: worth op : ewan iene I Shoe pig’)! 1 7* +++) | 6 2001108 % l19% aia td Herel.” * Canada 51% 29°. Los MLO? fe 102 % | 77 P SN J 6°44 198 % [104 woY | 1 Market’ai"t 4 «| 95%! 9591 pea | ea a) 2 58% 19% 1 199). °°" Do 7 35 shoettiogg 102% ‘in twp grnia = Ediosn Se So get ae the closing session of ‘the week. | Internationa} appre Ty “s0|150 7 1492 149 | 7 147 2 tis0 5 Canada 5°62. | ‘l1g; 105 105 6 Kem A Ist 6 377) po [104 O4i,| 8 TRaL 5 BA. ‘lipae 104% 1104% | “do. “Be ii "gg 5 Ut ett iS aM @ on 2/100 % 100% 1100 48 100 cavliy’ trade; Cie Service Ga nit — f the week was tho | “¢! ord EOE Ti ae ol Sk | BgitS0 | 2 [25 |.” az % ~~" | Sm | 81.27 "102 oe #2 ss 6@RI&s 5% §3.| 1032 1448 110% | 12 Mil FREE 8 a8 gl pg |204 | 29, |Garod Cp | 4) 5 S| 58, | 95% 1B Tur oe 16 65 | 85 | 86" Heavily traded. —— An incident o Independent Packing com!‘ ****: | 1.30) 30) 295 eee: Boge See 105% # Ven Ry Braz 7 52) 95%) 95 | 95% | 6 Sake & Co 42 110% 110% | 2 MStPassm 5 48 - R54! KRY | 85% |Gen BC A 10! 55 8 6%) 6% 6 N R hlehem Stee] 7s ranged from 104% So A ] f 1145 Shares of Granite Bi- 0 pid ae ne Se ee egy | 7! OSS 01S «oe f oe ie a Lae eer is 8 4 a ; * *-* : — ] 108% 108 % 1U38 % } 1 Si & - F PS 7 97 % | 7 97% i 3 M-K- 4 62 Sr rr 4 | t : 017 d B 12. 6 % 96% i 4 ~ 51 ] 102 102% “ mt, ‘ sale 0 : 1.50)" 40) 3035, a7 8] 30%) "2%! oo, ot 6 che 8 42....... ‘| 100% | 107 % 10714 1107 3% | 5 Sr A 62./101% 101 {101 % 6) 97%! 97 | 97% * ~ 2. ents a Johansen Bros cog eae — 71 B7 °! am 4) 20%) -+++-/100% 100% ' 6] Sine 0 O 6 27 ‘ ‘ 2 dh : . a Gill s R : ‘ 41 O34 93 93% : —>—— metallic Mining at 39 ¢ MW 2nson-Stephens-Shinkle Shoe. ° on | ini Baa ltes "Se 14 eas 5 Chines pe? 5. 51.| 41 aan 100% | 17 do 6% 38....; | 23%4| $34 aa | 240 ow 2, 2d) 5 87... Date | De % | nag IGlen Ald cl 53383 37/35 “nga ¢ on 3 3 1/107 %4 107 4 1197 ue share. a }Missouri-Llinois Stores Seedinead Se te eas leas: Eat ay '104 106 | J Columbia 6 45 Heit 19%! 99% | 11 do 7 $7 6 28 ‘Ajron ig 101% /101 % a Pac 6 49 D./107 106% 1107 |¢ a Ry 4° 60_ | 59%! 60 a “oe Ms 1 82 | o2 |... orel Exchange eS ape a or url Portia Cement. * 7° 2; 407) 57°" rer ys PtP ive 10 Cuba igo #2, 4 1% 91%) 91% 12 Sine ? L 5 42 | 91 | 91”) gn | ORM Pac 4 5 75) e948 ote ae I Rec Rec oT at rq 25 5 ans lop Pog - 1) 01%) o1y 91%) 91% > week, w= O° "ete tie tale | { Bere fee 108%! ae ee 101. /101 108 |10% lds | M Pac gen 4 75) 7 ’ tag cto! =} ar) as g} 38%) | 954 7 > don fractionallly for the w ational Candy Ist ue Be ET | WJ... Falls de de blest. j 1 Cuba 5tgg 53 ./101 1 Sharon § 8 41.) was] | 137 91) 91 91 ol IH EU eo ° %! “9 9%! gn (Cu P64 4 95% 95% . Wi f the New York By 4 3 PRICES DECLINE do 2d pid "ee Sa ee *ee i 7) 313) TR; | 7 27 aiayg 33335192 Pe 18 Concposlor ae 52 {tos % t 01% et % : ms > 4 7° ‘jto1 4 it01 4 107 ; tal , "a4 | nos OO 1a jin rif i ; 4 Be 5 att 54 pee 4 "ni | 10/103 % 102 % 1432 , Cased ‘ire rom pe aN 4 ; 3 do com cog eed ee os @ beste S ~ ; 1 j 9 i . | 30 j 3 Czec 108 OV FF 98 4 98 % Oo ® « 103 1103 / N Cc & ~ z. 5 28/100 % 9. 51 % | 51% | at baa ro ; » « $ i¢ *-* TORE, “e, Post-Dispatch, . = COTTON WE odico-Webey Shoe com |''"*' ‘++; 1.50] 410! 40 | 28% fe ti ea l’es*> | 7 Czechosl 7% — 435 08 % 5 8 W bell T 5 54° l103 %/108% | 3 Na C El 4 51.) 61 $0 %4| 61 MN Brick a, >| 1549! 154) 15% D PP 6 66 071102 iba oa be FORK, June 12, hak Evening ; Pee WPT Preaeetae 2.50) 165) 33 | $24! 32% |—" rides ee $2 Denmark 6s 42. \104 “+, 98 [10s | S Steel & T 7 51. ‘tomy 108 % 106% | 18 Nassau 1% 57 al 21%! 21% | 21% |Leh Pos ia 43 | 43K) 44 | 44% E Ret 6 3 1/104 1103% |104”*}} in its weekly CopyTighted foreign x = ON NEW YORK MA i ar Wave jtss pe ss | Ras Seas Pigs PP Bie Badia Sous 108 | Pe R 5s 42/| rm 7.1 97 2 Tenn pg °4s: 105 % 1105 % |106 INR M 4% 7 a ari Ft td SCicrss ot} i9 44 iy 434 | Rou, **% FP seg) af alos Sie? |e e review says: a: NOR. DEY Goods oy eee eae et a | 6 Dres G 7% 45 £9 02 Oe |, 95% | 95% x Ed let 7 41 | ‘Homie lton: 9"! Neon + ES?! 974 ST) 87% |Ler Vics! 75; yal og ok PSE Sat pt e’,5| 16) 90%! $1, 96% | Ob ‘Xchange fluctuated Over a Rice-Stix Dry Goods 2d pfd... |) 4 + = . oe S 1%) 99 Se . € 5% 05% 105 % 30. "Tf ge 98 f O term 4 53 | 87% 8 Gl 10/138 138 | 4 3 ; 191 aie all ine We” thar ae, ee Br_ihe One 4 press, A further de- cet Bp (gas com pr eesas — ane" o4 a oy o4ap ony td mw ‘2 Sonn EI os 62 Weert stagh tog ‘toe Trot 8 6 40 08% a PsP: oN Y Sort & im Se als 105 % | ue Se ye ee 38 | a4% ae rf an ? 2u)ern eral ' following 5 ateme “ 4 NEW Yc . _waggine r- | Scrurgs-y. TE EN Na how 5% =| 30/196 '106 ‘me: 4... 5 cp» fale Pee Ss EI 5%s 53 1104 103 | 8B Un Elec § 33... .110 “73 | . se a 95 95 1 Sto pf ao 24 s 1928 5} 97 07 TTS would pot he employed to SUDDort ™ cline of 15 to 20 points in the cospon ites 'Seullin i: Eg SOO Sita ae | Ti, 3 é . Riviwt eZ. | ~ C 6%s 50) 91%! 91%! O14 | 9 Un Oil Ca) ; 42.1108 “j107 108 4NnYCc & HR 4 34 95% ™s oe | Met Stor 5) 36 oad 118 -: | Gd Te 6% 2/109 44/109 109 i, || fanc and Keavy selling of xchange = ‘ket today was followed by Ber + cone | Securities a Se, Be” Sa is gee } Se’ i ve ae i 754, Oa 1s" %! og 7; °K 3 EI RR 75 82%) goa, 82% | 2 do & 8 Pe Bene 05 ST OK 8 23NyY¥yc St ; 104 iMwu pr li] 210/116% 116% 108 107% Kc Os 4 12/100 | 99%) 994 | Ht & aris vccurred on neatly thet A. FOR covering by recent on = 16.16 on the | Sheffield ~ wate y SR sabe em a1. 4% 25%) 35 d Used | Is] on | 2 Est RR . carl oe | 5 Uni St Reaj 427104 Y% 1041 Oa” | 5% 74 A jtoe $ /tO4 M W U pf 220/106 % |106 100 % | 100% 109 100% Meche Most of it Yorcign ce © tracts, which had pote rae d closed at | Sielorf ‘ae Ot Sst | 1.2¢).... arn S a Vari oe 47%! Ea S Fini'd 78 5 B! 90% | 90%) 90% | 28 U 8 Rub 5 47..| 94 | 9: piah L S 7 42) oxy OF 181, 28% | 13 do be 467 |) og |B 6 «| NE ,Po A 425/100 %/| 99% l100%g! 99 NS P evt | ' Mave, Pressure within Soy Ort time, ints. at advance Stix. Baer & ns OS Beg ey ae Sree Fen NS FRE See ' 16 | 21 German 7s 9... /104% + Bd 9pm + 7 veo SA #71107 3/407 107 i | i '2 Har © 35) 75 | 75 7% Ney Si, Bf 1 19%) 19%! 194 ‘240 Sia 33 21/114 M34 813% (113 ang ket started: around 3.2 0% 0 to seven wae, Steady Mactive | 8. Leal Car com OM +++ +s ey Mor edea eS ice! 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Gree eas het | 4 44 an ps wite s - 2 40/103 % 10816 (125 4g ° N ? ? aagh | 5 43] 60 60 ‘| }o # | Onto 4 ora i rt te tout 1 io | Paks 640 100 BOR 80 piel teh ' my 3 . Diied, however, > cine ge MRO SUAS BaP da | ora - MW eeyeccc” 2 reek 7a '6@4. | ' ‘L023 j 103 65 ..) 30%) sy * | Ovi pr pid Be Bette | Pa Oh ! ' irom the beginning of the werk, | ly demand wag f00n Sup der | Sale oe FORE arty mi SS ED Meese ely, : 22 Gre }- n7 OR 5 46 Sr allo3 1 9N Rys 6 65 | i 5 | 57 4 tH! a3 | 2S ‘ 10 my Oe gt “SJeateragy Ue hiebent g tree, opnoon reo peling moot | Walco een: ‘Corp EE I. er? Leen Pee et Sl ee et See ae ty | 17 AD as 50} 98 Ci On i2 | oe % | 5 Ds i Z or 3i)105 % (hos 102% 2 Nye eo ig oI o? 0 | * ‘Pend “_ a 2! 28 % 78% we frd| 28% pt ‘9 a “Orbe i toa 8 102 8 va % being “he . i : rts of con- | W - Cc vo, fo ne te” * 9840 & ee me “9 Bete liess: , . "$7.1 80 ) gH | S Westing ‘ : tH+4 7 : > ad tal %: 77%/| 78 e Ss. 2 4 gnu i 4 = Obeble stablishme which was encouraged by repo | Wagner Electrica Corn p : Ai Ra RA ue %& a. he Tee Holl A I, Ga ‘4 8 ae . 1 | 31 2 46; 78% Penn O : 49 Sch R £ f Signa eae yi an Sian ara is Seg |e STB Ge Ooh) ag zag ag) ye, Ok | A Holl aT Uaioe | Met) tw ce ae g p00) aaa) | 4 Sew a 1 G13 8 de lnfa (Phe ac) 110) Hilda) tei [Aah Rw Gs fas | 82H) 92; ons fe also traveled oon” dae ra favorable ¢ ~ to 17.47 and St L @ sub ae hades ie omg | BO Fat oe, ZAM I a! og 7AM, 7 Hungary-Fys 44 2 Ble 99 102% /102 14 102% 1 Nor & W 6 31105 % | ; o% | oe & Bie Bet eee do w Tr ' ng f ~“.14 to 29 sy" | ly broke from £7.74 to 17, | PeeS 7 \'Omees eee: Gs! 7Ry OF ay 100 (100% VWillys-O 61% 33 = 2! oe Tag > C&C 41) 924%!" 90 Oe oe s In. 5) 60 76: 3,102 i402 102 i102 ny cnecks {ume higher levi. i rember from te 16.16, nuet —— pried Raine rag “dais. freee! 25' 76%! 75% 1D % lame 1 1A e168 a8 : 15 = ie bh. 2? me 0% 89 3h rg go%)8 43/104 11999817 2 de a se, si va 89 os | Erte pg" na) 32 | ang REN Sane : Th 1) 97%) 97% 97%) YF ‘ from 15.) to 15.68, i FZ clives o nH sitions. in] Telephone RI OS RIE: ae Se ee ie meer °° Naeem; aa 2d 4s ‘31. | BRY| Bg 8% 37 £ Fe 1108 : oe 6S 2 2047'113 (113! P 8S Pett! | 32 ~ RP« Li : ood making new highs a peter r ¢ repords toe. the appenren as ager in more een Bridge @& T Ry 6s.. | Meee 102M 102 ais NA 1,3" ae 62 ne 6448 '54. | D5 % | N5\% 95 RAILROAD BONDS. . Hah I 2047 | 94%, ot | 53% | Pure P a’! 1/ 41% | sa | + Ha sa + ee 05 4) ne 6 og ay 94 to "46 537 Boute “Ame Can e | apie Kk or ie by rhet three Missouri-Edison Electric 58 ..' "| oe jr te tite ees ee po te we! (Ray: ae Jurgen A 62 | Bo eee wee? | ATesF gen 405 97% 92% 97% | 10 gen nf Pee Ht p= 86% | 87 % [Rand x rs} TT eo! 20% | 20% | 20 % so iy ty) lilo %/104 Moly 101 *4 a he , 4 ‘ led ce ma : ; ~ ae shaded coe., 1a ions e , . * SF ae a e- og ey re , 2 - a 5 $s ! ; 3 i, | le ; ) ° a. : reid Toe eee ular. on ay an, made >” r four pointe’ esate! reo anay es lcwing Wenn atts Jor ape Sn ae 1, RR ont on a cae fle 2 ge 48 % 50 4) 28% | i ace £%, 52:2: "| agate) Bam! 9366 ipa %, 6 28101 eon Br Rick co! 10/131 MS \1at last lag wife @ ci 3/200 {100 {roo 100 y hig 4 é ? Y - é t there Was no ¢ ange . 72 ec. Fs a de 72 | enh Ut a) 4ges 45%! 46%)... .; 'SRO% go) § 102 1101 % j@o2 ’ in Norwegian krone, in w French Over 2 per cent, and. while the otherwise ss 2{ 11 Netheri'ds 6 54../104 {104 ry) | 6 Philip Ry 4 47 103% |103% | Sou © Ut 2 ad 37 U 4 Nol oly week's advance wag lost. aaa was about 10 dave late. it might make ineluding extras. ieee = ~ te 5% 65 97%! a7 | O7Y% | §& B&os PLE&Ww 1%/ oy 1% | 1 PCCCA&SL 5 A 70/103 % |103 % ‘ se Ut etf 4: 40 39%! 40 'usRs 33! 1/101 % 101 ‘10 y and Italian rates tended ne tr a } time with another: three or te Ri —— 49 Norway 5% 6 “hola 1101 {101° | a Peet | 91% R114 | Ay 75 Bilus 1104 [104 +e & p i USrat 34) 2.101% /10Ly 201%/,,. ™ Ssure was not yr- ' UD for lost a 6 Norway eS 4) ae | 59. .' 81%! apy ; | PCccesL ame 106% 8 G 23%)..... | 101 4/104 '1O1lM og RY of business te" et a fom ween of rood led Tiqwidatten and - | Seen SUN gama ae § 7 worway 644. . | i101 Sits e10l% | 4 Raosee A 5 50/101 %4 1101 % 1101 14 | oP RLE P 7% 46 ‘pa "| ge | 02 |. A new EP Eh ia Lia liié | & an 37 He 2 ot maga ME : "ene exchanges were “ci ad 6 shart cating eles neue ‘asborbeq by irade | | WEEKLY FINANCIAL | 7 Norway 6 88 Ra a 10 $108 ;% Raxy acy S 55) 7814) 7816 asa i. 3 Ro aw lst 4 rs bit} BS | So B p Pid Pa ta? 17%| 18% 4, vse 33) 3/101 % (4 1% /101 4) ***"* ope jbeld within ‘narrow © ire, ; calling and covering at theme ine in the | i |i & Orient D4 "0012, Nooy | 4 Rk & M T 6 GR 95 iby 1B ik, ae ’ 34) 94%) Odi4) 94% | : H 32%! 32 52% | Valvoline 2'104% | Me) CT : teady, while Spanish rates ; t. ; ST CAI EPO oo ee 100 72/100 % p | @ Bk, 57! 91%) 91%! 91% ISRIA&L 4% ‘5 MC Am ot | 1 ee Bis De d ‘ante. + me 4 amount. of Mee tad, pt geet STATI I R RT iP Part & MRR « eal sew 84% 84% | " Can g 4). (3 204% 108% 204% 45 8 “a Pa 5 97%) 97% 07% Ten R Me i % i% a % FOREIGN nnn REE -Di : : i waiting clearance At the — 6 Pl. & MR 7 + ee ° ’ 611g ¢ teas E ] eects ; IORI Tine tat rotlowing aré Was Satiinet es at 67.000, azaingt 48,000 NEW YORK. June 19. 0 - so Olns 7 54.4 R4 % | nat, 7 : a oi rd at 7 | 74%! 74% 10 s L I M & SR«& 93% v3% 93% Todd Ship , ii io % 30 01% 01% at 02 y’s Friday's and a week ago que- last véear, Thi Week, Last Week. 19 eru 7% oe... -| 99 . 8 i : ’ t ref 4 49! 1 4] 1%! 91% : G 4 Ae rR 46 110% 107% % 91% 91% 1% on" the “foreign re ee New York Cotton Close tush. “Low, “Atty row. | 32 Poland 6 40. 81%) S35 9 | 37 6 B A" ec sol 90% | eae | 49 SL 5 Teint. sa | 54°] $4% | Gee imp 2/15 "| 14% 2) 80%) say - J aint. . ae ; or on C . , Pin a land 8 50..." : | | 1% eo 6 NBM! ¢ Serer VS. ae ee soba 84 . ‘ 10% ' 96 I-gs” ‘urday. Friday. Wk. Ago. : 12.—Cotton quiet: Stocks (ay | se 8 61. 102 19110214 |10944 | 1 C&O -en4y | 99%! o9%| poy | oe te So 8 |U Pres me 208 | 4 . sh nh Age, I a NEW YORK, June “. tate steady erage of 50 39, 1x Port Aleg Gt. | Ra) | 98% o8y | 11 C & O ert 4%4 20) OF | | 99 SF SB 50 99%) UU | YOK ‘USL & 1) 20%, 20% | 854) 95 . ritain—— ; : . a middling. 18.00c: futures closed y, a a ae ' iasues) 121.160 120.44 120.46 119.3 1 Prague 7 ly 5. .| WR %, | oa | #2 en 4 58) NOK N2y% % 14 St L-s v -4 ; 6%) 96 iy | 3} 81 "| 909 | 94 | OT% S64 4.861 3.86 5-16 : ; r, 868 Las ~ . = 2%! 99 9% | 67TCR Q ren ol tT : d 6 565) 97% ay A Victor T M) } mrpee rt, 4.86% 4.86 11-15 = f, OTe ie December 34 goaraber Special Wireless to New York Evening | Bonds (average o¢ This Epps P py ey Queenmiand 7 41. 13 a 13h 13” | EL I 3%) 13% “B cloted auiet. 4 points pee” Sales 042. “Great Britain cannot in igh credits on | Federal Reserye ratio .. 75.6 74.9 eT 46s de J 8 46 102% 102% 102% 1CM & st p 6 34/10 52% eG S8A L ve O8..{ 7 79% | 79% | Cres } O74 ' tai des 2.01% 2.93 3.05 = | iddling, 13.79e¢:- mida ing. 17. te: | i Old Standard and high ’ ‘d- | Money Rates in . | 8 Ris ée J 8 47../1 = a laa | 13° do evt 41 32. °5: : in Europe and | nthof Month of Month of | sh ( aoe | 87%) 87% | 53 3 53 18 Ry gen ; 107 14/107 tg | gai 6%! 36 5 tore BSS Re GT New York Cotton easier mmonciary condition money. pites He | whiny MDE ot a ned. 5 Sea 104% 104 S10 | 25 Go dex eee] BEN) $8 53°) 14 8 Ry con 5 04 [113 “ina Hia% [tnd eer® 2 34/39 res teen, +: =" i a : it is thoug feaken. It Unfilled ee - , 03 5% 103 5% | . a 53 : ae Be Mg, 66... 118% ‘118% fed a 54%! 54 96%) 97 ° | Pag -O87%, 2.99 : oe tton futures it at ® May also wea , 1 40 5% 54 . 1 | 1 do 4 23 cts : | (6% 66..../118% ‘Iwair O&G 2} 54%) , | si NEW YORK, Jun 1 gore }the Uniteg States t de- teel -—- ae a 14% /1l4y | , O7 % 1107 107% > “3 Ry 6% “a! 84%!) 64% | arg / 2e@1 im! BR $3.81 23.91 35S io TT polmia? Sade at ‘ict decline es | fest nered daelt att however pa otters. 3-649.250 3.867.976 *.049,800 | 4 Tous & 40 EPA i del 4 2 a oe 6 2037 Hone 103 10g tT tn Be % 44%: 103 18 [8 gO of fe aa O45) ane, 64 2! 99% os | 93%) 92% | mes 23.82 23.81 to 17 points. Cine in ) like by tho cold stand- | pie Iron | Pow 7 55 O34) OF | 9: wf Wem 4 x7! SS % 1 RM 4; a 1 4°47 Mat! 93 .* 2) 26%) =6% | 26 : Md 121, iz beens Bess 40.16 4016 461° High. Low. Close. Close” | we: Seep ass ey ‘mean eet | eM riiae* 115.006 . 4.540] a Tekte a 68a 28 |, 8K iiae | 93 SN Rs ‘Co A 34) (ais! 73 rita ie Ponvede i Onee! poset anes Oat wae fe $8 aot) 43 tl 13% ig - ‘ori 7. io uielss nde a 16.10 16.17 yg 98 4 revival of tra ' 8¥iline Permits: 19 U King 5 a0. 4 104% 25 CRI ¢ p ri4 ‘6 99%! oor (n P rf 4 2008! ) 100 |S OofN y¥! ao, 32%) 32 fi aaa! 12) 98 | . ‘++».$0.18 4018 40°19 Jan. 16.31 16-10 16.17 35 p ital ig. | fa f citie 484 484 184, *: do 5% 37 ..(1104% ‘104 4 igsa | M&O 4 5 39.) oan: og 7; 8%) 5 _ P 5 34/100 1100 | t--} 32) 229%) 3912) 32% RY diate Mar. 16°44 16.20 16.31 -, 18.37 | Bor a resent boom in new Lt Mita we |-f No. of Cities ee 4 be - vt, 6 @lloga 108 8% ‘108 % Bo 5 #0 77% i 7766) 77% | 2 Va R & io: .. 103% 108 103% | do w he 7\102 |101 % ‘102 '100 loo 100 art oe es ~3.25 22.63 22.02 July 17°74 17/4; 11:49 @50 16.3469 96 | mug he fikety due to the a ‘tories ae 606 $440.376. 547 S408.723.090; 2 eee a ..| 9656 D6 to 96% ; C 0 mone g #3) a7 . LOTS!) 6B Ve Ry 5 63. A..1105 1104 1704 %4 | Sec Om __.|__7/103 Kove 1s — ‘> 27 ps4 65 pa be | Oct 16.42 TRE + iese - 16:34 35 | enterprise and is ‘ne gg rush for | Comenenn. Fay eel: ; = c S of Cc «aA 37' 90% non ™ NO %, bw 0 Sta ils 63 119 ‘l19 Alp j 44 Wab gt 5?! 74 Wy 74 4 74% : MISCELLANEOL S oI ” 2 07 96% 07 06% Pot ee oe one me Dec. 16.4] 16.1¢ 244 25 16°34@ 3: ‘ing. Some idea fo = MB om | — ‘ - ; N57 767: _ § ee USTRIAT nce” : 7 an sean 4.4 By TARY | 6 Western ye j ,/1100% | ae... , eer eee 5 oe ee | : 2676 SG7S 26-78 SEW oR Jute "AT Hoes” futures | borrowing SOP unearned oe, er LighiNtien—'--- OT gies INDUSTRIAL BONDs, HB 2 Gay HagheO 5 =, {103 */t03 208 | tS Wren Eco, 446! and ees eon Am Mae) i 8 ont 3 bois! 22%! 99%! osx ca. em > 78 26.77 26 yeened steady; uly. af. fUc; 16.31¢: jthe fact tha te nominal amu: of $33.543.31R $32,487 304 $37.036,5592 a RB re 86 u . Ww 4 52? 87? | 86% 86% | 5 WheLE Cn 49) 88 | 88 | RE Am Marac 5%) Ba) # 5! 80%! 96 80 90 ed Bee U8 P8c: December. 16370! January, 16. | Senting an ee "A Mio ann | Reveans tee Loading— ; Chem 744 41/103% /103% 103% 4 Gr asin conf 63/108 % [103 56/103 64 = =e Cont_gn 4 40! 901 8 patina, arnt ak 15%) 14%! shag | 38-93 26.55 Se March. 16.42¢, | £15.000.000 "£220,000.000. A. Mid and | , > a ee eee. 5 291103 “103 “|103 SECCCHSIL 5 8 163/108 % ~— a | ee Carib ¢ 1 41%) 41 89 | 90 oc aoeod "64 a thed about £220. 7 m- | y 20, Week. Ago. A A Chem cy j ee ee | new! 11! 41 Ps 85! 90 . = oo. ae 2 235 ae: New Urieans Cotton ! by the Univer suum Department of cans | omen, | ‘ | 24 Asm tet 7 ../103% 10336 103% | ew Colo S$ nwl 7% 2% | “3 of bonds, $1,100,000. Meaty « 19.36% 10.37% _ i AOR Ee private and ye | ties . -1,081.164 1,039,385 802.514 1 Am vig} 37 46 97 Is %| 07" Wall treet e | Creole Syne 3 oe zh! 3 % cinenapell oo A — a . ; ae ‘ ee ; 4 45) , Cen ee 15.66 16.19 — SEW me ae shake gl | cect thane P soma Oh ee 39.660 36,815 | = AT an elt § aging * 103% [103% ‘Of Week | Sonne aaa } “2 14} 1% | 1¢ 5a Lead and Zinc Ore ae 6 Sede v. : F ee ures ¢ Cady ’ : . - Te” | ee a —— : ‘ 15.90 pears likely to c and Belgian | , rat 2R7 59.690; 6 4 Wh Pap 6 | ~~... ! | railroe tural materials &G Oil 10) 1 0 inertase of ance of 706%. 2.96 2.96 me we? ..... 16.12 igs 15.94 bia ng ME? dismal. Bot aX entangled Livestock’: 0-413 26 a6 “8.007; 14 WP fas che) 53%, 133% 103% lated Prese ee fT omanne ereeture of ‘tbe past weeks | ait Prod 5 25 | 25 § | He rt i. 988 in ton, as sine to $47, am imerens. Swe 40.37 40.07 July. tees e 16.99 19-76. 48-29 91 a politica! Criste. i etait ' i! Anenende 6 oes 103% 106% Oe aw Pomiated Pres 12.—An papressive vaheme ne lee in ornare the were of | NM&A 1 C} oi 14%! e B0e 1 hae ot $1 — ...40,31 “aa = 4 or osene Meee . Pr the Fren ’ nacon ‘oe an | oN inom, ck prices un h sales in othe , d to! Peer ee : ' : oats ba 03 Ae or. -:-16.10 15.75 15 s6@ar te ae ora London tious capes | pgs | Stock Sales 7 7A CM 7 43 75 99% /100 | the Teadersniement, Of to railroad and in- we + character, Sheets out, one | cee. ——_ 5 60 C1103 2/103 oe 103% | trong /. S. Steel and Genera! we ag Bo larger, es ee # supplies available 42 42 10% $22,000,000. © rresponding ast year,/any m in due course from rs riq] | ange: eee Cj | 8 Bell T pg ; ) | Lwine’—U,. 8S. Stee ‘as within | r steadier: +i. r well cleaned oe @ 8.0 « mA, . 00: will follow n f cone#eumption wil] lg les. High Low. ose, { 25 Beth Ss ref 5 42./101 1100 ‘101 j former. selling at 137, wa “a's Coppe were pretty we “ | ‘ 4 $18,300 000; this year, $3,523.600.1 -| Causes, for articies 5 the French | ” 40 Aa Fab Re per e 31) O4y | | 93%) 9316 93 | The alf of the 1926 high FOC Dns concessions rket improved lat 4a 1+ «ISM 116 44 corresponding Period last year, $3,385.100 in their economic value snd ‘ess be. | 40 Am Pub Ser pfd’ 94 | 8: 3 | | 12 Beth gs 5% -0) So! 9. ie | )& Point and a hal tor stock crossed | ) early and the mark:« fa better tone vee NG 114 i 000 tte Of debits for June 11. 199 fms i be compelled to buy — es 0 Am States A wi) 348. on; 3%) 74 Beth st 5 36 °° i. 97%! 97 Ord. while the premioc es or ee | cotan anaes development o inquiry. This | “ie . 8 ” people w ] to afford at, t 1 ‘ ! " = 2 &, | 2%& ; © . 8 4 100 f 9% 100 i 4% t the highest leve! of the ye ° d ; ow ng 4 incres sed cxport n rket j : Were: Debits to individual] accounts, $2 Cause of bring unable } 20 doBwi..' 92 i | | =13 Beth St oe! 104 %1104% ils co) il. merchandising copper an jabrand an ic buyers into the ma . 46.62 46.65 ta 3 ; total to date. 118,700,000; | (Copyright, 1926. , 100 Armour 1)) Did, B43) 84% pS % 3 Bklyn Ed 5 49 “ee 1 %'146 | ing of the om n a broader seale. brought domest bl business resulted. with | Pius 16.65 46.75 47 ebits to bank and bankers’ accoynts. $17. | M | 3,000 Auburn Motor || O71 % | ao 187% | 25 Bk U G 54g 36. ‘146 144 | 1, | food stocks plidea n dev@lopments and fa- | and considera ble firm at the 13% cent | een he : rO date 25° 900.000: / pa tals | , "a la} Katz 2 ae 74 ‘4 0 Bush T Bi 5 60.) any: BA 14 | An | New consolida tio . buted to “trolytie quoted rm tone, It ts re- ‘T2112 12.10 12.28 combine: debits [ag $45,500-000. debi ta Oil, Roots and - —e | er Sore eB B.) 3%) 4%! a % | . Cal Pet 6% 33.102 103 5 103% | vorable iKth Of the raltrou tribute the | Mec at the acticaliy all eiporttn! for: | : 102.45 counta SesisRay tank and bankers'ace || O Pauly lab) 22 Degrereatnd Bs Ca ee ee 108% 0a nna ag | the strent oan sears hin mark, | Borted) that” prncticaliy aif domretis pre -- 101.50 101.50 102. LOS Dots 600.000. pO 30%4/ Linseed I3.oq gations in for raw and | 3,100 Bendis ie’ **| tid z | 3a i | ! 2 s 7 3 oa tng ™ 108 apes, ee «3 of ‘the xears nigh mark, | cian interest fe the :Propowed 7osper | ee N, ne 14.—Rayz - lots now ~ 800 Bor Beck . ie g0i2 | *) ifs 1 as individual] ues | ee Trading Co.. an it may | "alued. T ounce Money 3 t. : 16.3c for boiied. ’ & Sons { 321, 31%) 3244 | t Lea 6 45.. 101 44/101 % 1101 % Many ; Export tion are approved. t. Tentatively Va ~ Short Dilla’ 4$-6aTR Per cent: ~. per pound: Golden seal. Brach —— 114%) 314% 7 Cen 1120 "ison 1129 vious records, lower during of the organization onth, tes— . R Ba eA. 45c; pink. 300 Cent P § De! wi] 14% > a | * | 4 Cent st) g eo ..nee | ae hae odity prices drifted ower ‘ te function next mon jee for 3 Prees, o three months ‘bits 45-16 ver cent. 30:, 84Y slipper. 30c: eneca, le at 6c; I PS ptd) asi! 97 | 88% | P & L 68 of! | eer “abe ‘avorable weather ; | begin making a new low pr tit - black at 10c, apple ican | «=. 280 Cent _, 4 Se ee ‘ 5 954) 951% | the week. ; tarted a heavy Tin. after ‘anced sharply on buying v June 12.—The PI ee ee q Oc: washed ake 1 c angelica 20 Cent Ind PrP bid) 87 } ; i 44 ei ee ER es 9: ty ; j romising a larger crop, 8 +} ich J h movement, -ady an f extremely " . an tee: ke, 40c; black snake. - root, | ~ SOWwW! 19 | ig 2. ae C5 37.1103 “i193 103 Ip o“emment in cotton. whic }| {Re tere and in consequence 6 irginia Railway was ba ne, ax, snake, bark of root. 40-- ood 20 Cent 4 : ) Ss, iLO? 107% | liquidation m tive months down iby traders . @ 2c; Wahoo, 2c: sassafras bark a F 1p o2ow Cotes oe tine | TOot, 40c- eck ae on are for. 7 Crane Co. cee} a i i 30 i pay iY “sal 91%! 94 | 9 | erratic Pa a alk wheat on the eprine wnees | oe consumers. ont bea =s | Yi ld U to 6.50% Cutstanding $39 Oi 267 g SAV ‘NAH. Ga., Jupe ipa Fa ine singer, ~ gr OR. se of Wirt and foreign 125 arama Match. -1117 117 j99 | 1 Comp-Tab R ¢ 41'104% '1ng% 194% ‘Poorest June } report on the ingly for sient be: upward movement. | To le p , oe swte of which E “10. pales 318: Con a wis ta- | i Blectsic Househ| 15 126 | 14% 2 Cons C1 M4 5 50! go) 8&2 | 82 | Candi tio le a8 sterling nena | . meas ‘& brender buving > ee £ term g 100.- ments 10). stock, 2165: | matter. “RS—To command ful] quo 110 Ele | as 13%, Igy | P 5 59 192% [102 % 102%, | The ca the continental cur au e and firmness abroa oO "$191 267 ented eee 3 Ros! n steady; ales S35; ma B | , ee must be ‘dry and utd ‘Srown. | 100 Erla, ae oy ; died 26 is | oF: 4 zs ee. & SH 44) 92% | 92%! Ney again were heey ae both French end mrcnare in i lower owing to the fo | un rs : 2 leaneal . 3 eh! ents 24 ; stoc . e 0: G. | ons : Prime ‘white ve BSeee, | 125 Evans , nitleg Se . j ‘ ‘ - nd ° j n° ' 9° Tencios were e : below the J-cert n Chines market. Uction new was sis: @ 8.00. p 50: EF 11.05; F, 11.3 : M, | Basis per Ib.: do Bc Ducks—white. 50 Goote Gear | BS % | 114, | 11% 1 Cub c Su evt 7 20 2 at oe | Relrian franes falling cline in the | - ¥ 4 ‘ . . ‘ ‘ 4 . r. | . a iy j ] 44 j : id less depreciation 3 11.35; Hy 2 ol 1155 K. I tT; 0c: prime gra "Celene ary- | 50 Foote Gear ||) 11% | 11%, 11% 7 Cub A Bu 8 31) 5a] oat oS level j tate on s DuLUT Minn.. June 1 ——-Ciose oan: Picked body. ——— ao ted: Ghicken i l.| 32 31%! 32 Ed rte 6 40108 i102 *; 0 } : ; Oct : ee ¥ not wan rng 50 Fitz Conne 5 Det E ll > ; — Sik, 91-32: “septensae 8 era & and turkey rns an én te swhite,| "ae Int St P pia. | oe. | + 5 Det Ed rig 5 wr Oase g 102% | | ial located | an y white, full fleece, & Po iM, full! 4550 Nis ~ 3 ft oa ro ig 50% | 48 pode 4 StS 30 + 40 | Ge Secured by high-grade Arr pis OE a eres of | full fleece, ‘green, ‘ Bg ; mixed quills, 30 Ky Jr L | e% 8% 8%/ 11 Dom 42../ 94. | | 04 Y | : ‘ew York Chicago, 8t. Louis and centers (tah wins Ac; Ao tere). 4c. Ola mi smati| 200 Libby” mement ” ; | 28 | 98° | 2 Donner s 7 9°15 % 1105 % 110s ° b e | snags (tail. wing and yg Ok cent on smal 10 Mid! Ut P j,. :{ 9: 8. 1 da} se L & P 6 491 5 0 (05 $105 ° | Sart m | population. — Be to 50c. Tare. a. : 100 Mid gti Prod. . 44 43 116% 5 E Cuh s 7% 37 1105 Be 102 % Kni f VY f. list | bags. 3 per cent on ‘TALS Basis | 5 Mid West pr 1.116 2 116% |» BEG a Fe Fy 571102 % 1102 % | a ? | €8 provide ample margina of safe. today's hippie lowest wlgwing te prices crt eee Secs]. 016 ce Went won 3. load as | 6 do 6% fi, jal, $2 1 Ont iraat | : ee | Property ne —— yet gen 9 méturitien yieldigg é . ra ; : 8.2 4 g / do pf oe & oth ' j | ed . ; 7 ; . . * ° r amoun . the most active stocks deal t_in_ here | per ight conper r and 400 WALID (131° 1393 T 5 36.) g312| RB) R34 ) . ty ove ee } * $1650, MEAXY oper lead. | 100 Montgon; ane 36%) br | 9 Petey gant: | 83 100 % 110% | t Curities | to 6.50%, 10.50: zine, >? 600 Morgan Lith ‘+, @ 21 i | 91 % j ~ Gen Pete 5 40. met oe | A 107 & Nvestmen Z up 0 * Amn Phe, teseesese] OM] $46: aluminum. $18: | O Nat E P ‘a’. || 21%) 26%) 26%) | Gen Refr 8 52. 108% 1 1% | . Amoskeag agg) 5 | fron in car lots at $8 pes = a rags,| on) Moradee pid .| 26%) oy 7 so; 2 Goodrich 6% 47 Hee 105 th We also offer guaranteed first waren en Rosia aatord 34 i |g RUBBER, "Was, ald Tove. anil muta} 90 Nat S pid 6 fe 14 4 kn 24 Granby ns at -[t2t _ /108% 1105 * | ORPORATION - HE saree Surety Companies and securey . the 1 80% 1. Rubber-mixed 20 3%! 43%) 434 Sranby 8 40, a7 OS % RT | : Boston Biey ‘iai% 80 %/ 80%) 54% | common at $1. ber. 4446c ner 175 Real Silk aad 4: | 20m) oom 1 Gould Coup 6 87 01+ , ; large cities. os be 8, RRS 54%) 5414) 13% | tires, $20 per ton: ‘inner te $1 per 100 10 Reo Motor’ *”” pear) 20m) 2 ? 5 Hersh C 5% 40 . hot ftr0, 1o2e | IC UTILITY ae een 2S: jag) i2y! 23% Ib.; rubber boote and shoes, Sian G com ". |54%4/ Bare! 54 Co Gas 5 49/102 % /1u2% /loga PUBL. sees! 14%] 16%) 1445 | m; quoted; 1005 arner ./ 7114) joel 72%] 2 Hud Co 2% |102 % i102 % “ Bunee? vised Ree laod 1, SALT —Granuatng — —— ot) "3. oe % Ge Meg fae iz . tr nas f “H03 i109 [GSR RAILROAD eon Elec , ae 4 3 in car ‘ ) Swift Intl |. 1 5% 45.../101%4 10) 10 ca al | 34 34% is. 20 146 45%) 46 9 In! St! ! ¢ i 9 Binieet * os 1) ang a1 8 | 8% | FLAK SEED Gale at $225 pes 1, 800 Union Coty eB) £84. Bbg| ae] a2 In Ra gf: | BA Ba ong MUNICIPAL Mbby. Men & Lib... i go *. 125 UL&@PA pfd} 86 T&T 5% 45.1109 4 ‘109 _ 1108 : hawk < 2% Pp l and 1.500 U *s aac /t4 $3y 33 ae 6 89 inne x (103 1108 4 | — | 20%) 20 ersona 850 Yates Mach .1 46 | 46 eo. | 6 6EGés ° yw Cab ...| 4 Se Ak bg 5 Ratt: [108% 104 "linger 401 ve "i iia tert, Business Notes 100 Yellow hares | 3 Kel Sor 3 ot. 9% 103% Tne - 2%! 24%! 2 us eales, 19, cig tos | ff eco 8% 6s . {122% 120% Jose Garfield 7790 15 | 15 ‘ : 3 IR aie ieee i Santo Z -:/13 97 121 . n| 228) 32% | The gt ppneneremdl tthe Mer-| New megan The actual con-| <3 LG a es 53°*-))2h "90% 100 f the employes o : NEW YORK. June 19 — “3 I. G 7% 42 jen | PR | OR % 7% 7% ization 0 a outing at ing house banks and t 1 Man Ru a 1 1106 — “i112 j112% cantile Prust“Co., had an morgan fe dition of ogee week shows'a defictt in | Met Pow 6 ; deline nae 104 r 18%) ane the Wabash Club in Fergu companies $7.414.520 This ie a aa | .& Sige F 8% 97 | 96%! 96% 4/ 66%) 66 » Athletic events in the aft. of $19.140 40 compared with oho” » 13 Midvale 8S: B aq a 99% 7% 1082 “a re followed by dinner and when cubes reserve of $11.728.520" was I Mil Gas Lt 4 27: p11 99 x ‘107 ernoon we rted | 49 |.49 vening of dancing. / reported, i 35 N35 ove

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s due to absorp- st. Note by the to the fibre fac- soak up paint or ave in labor cost othly and stays h, hard surface. ; strong walls— ore. dealer selling am-colored fibre 1e Beaver Best- * 9 Esc. ul St., or Chicago ee pply tr. Quickly applied or ceilings. Will not nble or fall. Is fire- f walls and ceilings lings of every kind. economical repairs cost—reclaiming garage or summer rooms, or walls in ons in stores, fac- ses where a smooth, iat will not warp, quired. Lan = . . a > p Be: ce ed b J FE 18 s “2 ‘ou FF pe = zr & i E Browns rallied behind Ole of danger. WSS ESGS IW ePxe 1 LOUIS “POST-DISPATCH 2 5 —— EA pee Sy EAS ry S jy machine. There’s no doubt of that. © but the team is a tynical New York pAmerican League club. It pounds and pounds and pounds and there Fis no smartness to its play. In fact. had the team played sound base- Phall during the ninth inning. when [the rally fell only one run short of “tying the score, the extra run that be Continued or on , Next “Page. ~~ = amar AARAR EE AAKAAAAAA oe { Todav’s if Table : www wes AMERICAN LEAGUE. if they tf thes Win Lore Pet. Today Toda: 722 . 554 527 B27 519 AR? B82 283 NATION = LEAGUE. {f thes tf thes Win Lone CLUB. w. & Pet. Todas Tod»: ‘Pincinnati . 31 : 204 8 =©=.58S5 ? . 28 y 580 86.580 -TARDINALS .29 B45 27 Thlearsn ... 26 B2 510 ...24 ; 420 . .25 ; j 463 21 . 420 19 : 373 Today’s Schedule. AMEKICAN LEAGUE. New York af St. Loute Philadeipnis 1 Clewelana Washineton at Chicago Reston at Netrott NATIONAL LEAGUE. f <Dicage at Rrooklen » Oncinnat: at New York ~ Only eames echeduled Yesterday’s Results. A AMERICAN LEAGUE. | Browns 6. New York 5. _ Ubeveland 1. Philadelphia 0. ; Detroit 5, Boston @, | Washington 7, Chicago 4. 4 NATION AL » LEAGUE. 2 Bosten 5, Chicage 1, | Pittsburg 8, Philadelphia 2. 3 ls at New York, postponed; rain. i at Brooklyn, postponed: rein. | Pitches Browns to 6-5 Victory Over Yanks Like Old Times NEW YORK. 1 Gehrig, Ruth, Meusel, Lazziri, 2b. Gazella, 3b. Collins, e. HOYT, P. Sol mweeeeeeeoek 3 | olerocoooeootes: eleecomnebucmwse 5 & | wl oCOn Wee eooH Ow —“h} weeweuwe wee“? Ward batted for Hoyt in the eeventh. ~ BROWNS. AB. R., Rice, rf. Melillo, 2b. Sisler, Ib. McManus, 3b. Jacobson, cf. l ow Games woe = | weMoScrone” ie 2 | Om Sumooese®™ — et) y a | SS SUSKVUGCO; on Hear ws 02 3 ; Two-base hits—Durst, Paschal. base hits—Sisler, Gehrig. Home runs— McManus, Gehrig, Sacrifice hits—Zach- ary. Dixon (2). McManus, Combs (2). Double play—Koenig to Gehrig. Bases on balls—Off Zachary. 4: off Hoyt, 3; off McQuaid, 1. Struck out—By Zach- ary. 5: by Hoyt, 4 Pitching record—Off Hoyt. 10 hits and 4 runs in 6 innings: off McQuaid, 1 hit and 2 runs in 2 in- nings. Left on bases—Browns, 8: New York, 9. Umpires—Moriarty. Owens and Dinneen. Losing pitcher—Hoyt. Time— 2h 8m, | Brooklyn Berlenbach to Box Delaney for Title, June 28 Bout Will Be Held at Ebbett’s Field, Challenger’s Man- ager Says. : Special to the Post-Dispatch. DETROIT, June 12.—Paul Ber- lenbach, champion, and Jack De- laney have been matched to fight for the light heavyweight cham- pionship of the world at Brooklyn Ball Park on June 28, according to an announcement here by Pete Reilly, Delaney’s manager, late to- day. Humbert Fugazzy will promote the show. He beat Tex Rickard to the shot. Tex had Berlenbach signed, but Delaney signed with Fugazzy, and the latter won over the light heavyweight champion, according to Reilly. Delaney is to fight at the Coli- seum here against Bob Sage, De- troit’s battling barrister, Wednes- day night. ROYAL ASCOT RACING PAGEANT THIS WEEK LONDON, June 12.—Next week comes the annual Pageant of Royal Ascot—one of the most brilliant turf meetings in the world. Not- ables from all over the kingdom will gather to witness the compe- tition between the thoroughbreds in a dozen of the season's important races. From June 15 to 18 the following events at Ascot Heath wil] attract public attention: Coventry Stakes, for 22-year-old colts: The Quneep Mary Stakes, The Gold Vase, The Gold Cup, The Ascot Stakes, The Royal Hunt Cup and The New Stakes. One of the possibilities is a meet- ing on even terms Tuesday in the St. James Palace Stake of Lord Derby’s colt Colorado, winner of the season's first classic, the Two Thousand Guineas, and Lord Wool- avington’s Coronach, which won the Epsom Derby. Colorado defeated Coronach by five lengths in the Ghineas and Coronach came back in the mud and rain at Epsom and won the derby by five lengths from Lance Gaye which was a short head in front of Colorado. The colts are also entered in the Hard- wick Stakes to be run next Fri- day. the Yast prin ort of the meeting. RUNS SCORED ED LAST WEEK BY BIG LEAGUE CLUBS, i time was :58 3-5. ‘MRS. O. S. HILL WINS Sing | ——— AMERICAN LEAGTE. re BROWNS wept ge Ys 6 ‘ * mR AhOSS ») x a t escrmepe mess Wists eee SNES NATIONAL L EAGUE. __ _ t. W. ft. ’ : ; ; “~ — S'. — ~ pS SK wion“ om QD wwaens oston oS Sadr & CRUSADER IS WINNER IN BELMONT Man o’ War Colt, Eighth at Mile, Comes on to Score by Length—Espino, Left at Post, Finishes Second. ‘clouds | By the |S. Hill of Kansas City, —— | Missour! Valley women's golf cham- +| pionship for the second consecutive By G. F. T. Ryall Of the New York World Sport Staff. NEW YORK, June 12.—Sam Riddle led in Crusader, as fame a son of Man o’ War as they come, winner after the fifty-eighth run- ning of the Belmont Stakes at Bel- mont Park this afternoon, after a race and a finish that will live long in the annals of the turf. Not since Colin beat Fair Play, sire of Man O’ War in this feature nearly 20 years ago has a crowd of such size thrilled as it did at Bel- mont Park this afternoon. Coming from far back, he was next to last at- the mile pole, eee closed. with a rush to win by a length from Espino, which was left at the post, with Haste, which forced the pace and then made the running to the eighth pole, third. The race was run in a driving rain and the time for the mile and a half was 2:32 2-5. Nine of the 10 colts named over night went to the post for the race, which was worth $48,750 to the winner. Rock Man Out in Front. Rock Man broke on top, with Haste second and Crusader third, but as the barrier went up, Espino wheeled and Rock Star also broke sideways. Going to the first turn, Rock Man made his play with Haste close up, but as the field crowded up on them, Crusader, which was on the rail, began dropping back till when they hit the mile pole he was only a bit in front of Banton, which was last. However, he had plenty of racing room on the rail, and Johnson sent him up fast as they approached the back stretch turn. By this time, Haste had raced Rock Man into submission and was swinging in front. Crusader closed |fast as they straightened for home and went to the front at the six- teenth pole. Then Espino, which hitherto had been moving up un- noticed, dropped almost out of the seemed as though he would run over him, but the effort of making | up all that ground was too great be fourth, but the others were well strung out. Chance Shot Is Victor. Never since racing returned to New York, 13 years ago, has the big stand at Belmont Park been as crowded. Joseph E. Shot, an own brother to Chance Play and a 15-to-1 shot, won the National Stallion Stakes, for 2-year- olds, at five furlongs, a race which has not been run since 1910. It is a question whether McAtee on Pan- tella tossed the race away or Sande’s energetic ride won it. Pan- tella was breezing a quarter of a mile from home when eased up, as he did Witchmount in the first race. He knew put away Donnez Moi and appar- ently thought he had nothing to fear, but Sande on Chance Shot) closed with a rush inside the eizhth pole and before Pantella could be got going again the Fair Play colt had drawn level with her. Chance Shot went on to win by a length and a half. Donnez Moi was n “well-beaten third. They fairly flew the five furlongs in compari- son to the tirxe for the distance in other races at the meeting, as the Widener’s VALLEY GOLF TITLE Sgociated Press. Neb... June 12.—Mre. O. Mo., won the OMAHA, year by defeating Mrs. Russe! Fow- les. North Platte, Neb., 3 and 2 in the finals of the annual Valley tournament, over the Omaha Field eo» Cub course today. to challenge Crusader., It | Display closed fast at the end to iru Chance | McAtee | he had |! Then | Se Lewis Averages 112 Miles an Hour Gaining Victory Takes Lead in Last Two Miles to Beat Batten in Altoona Race. By the Associated Presse. ALTOONA, Pa., June 12.—Dave Lewis, veteran of the roaring mo- tors, won the 250-mile automobile race by a scant margin over Nor- Batten on the Altoona The for- contest | man | Speedway this afternoon. the |swung time and again as the speed | wagons tore around the mile and a itunes of gruelling quarter board oval, but Lewis and Batten, driving a nonstop battle, won the prized positions. Lewis’ |average for the 250 miles was close ‘to 112 miles an hour. H'‘s time | was two hours, 13 minutes, 24 seconds. Batten crossed the line a 'few seconds behind Lewis. started, | Seventeen drivers but ‘only 10 finished. | Lewis decided to open his mo- ‘tor wide and at 225 miles had gap to a fraction ofa He succeeded in chasing Bat- ten for more than 20 miles. Both dr‘vers, setting a pace of some 118 miles an hour, left the field far behind. At 248 miles Lewis shoved his motor to the limit and on the backstretch he passed the flying 'Batten. He held his scant lead |for the two laps and was given the | winner's flez. Four seconds after |Lewis crossed the line Batten ‘flashed home. | John Duff, j}racing world, was third, |behind the winner. Fred Comer ‘was fourth, Eddie Hearne fifth, 'Bennett Hill sixth, Frank~ Elliott | i seventh, Ralph Hepburn 'Jones tenth. Lewis took .$9000. Batten $3000, The |cidents. 'MISSOURI U. TO AWARD CUP TO CHAMPIONS OF INTRA-MURAL SPORTS By the Associated Pré®,. COLUMBUS, Mo., June 12.—Pur- chase of a large trophy cup to be awarded annually to the university organization which wins the most ,points in intra-mural athletic ac- tivities has been authorized by the Uhiversity of Missourt Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics, it has been announced, The cup will be used as a perpet- ual trophy for seven years, and at the end of that time will become the permanent property of the ofrgan- ization which has plied up the larg- est point total during the period. it will cost $350, and, it is hoped will do much to stimulate jntra- mural athletic activity at the uni- ‘versity. ; |closed the a newcomer in the ninth the first prize of} $5500 and Duff | race was unmarred by ac- He Set 220-Y ard Record at National Collegiate Meet OLAND LOCKE, who was timed in 20.9 seconds at Chicago, yesterday. He also won the 100 yards event. P - OOD RRO RL ER BO RA OTRO RO : & OLDE LO ALON OLLI PPAR AIA IPED OA WRX ON ORDA ROO rete Cn SA eA ae ; AAA LL LLLLLALLPL ELLIS ALAA ANGE IPAM two laps | ‘yards and decided to have the track | remeasured by Peter De Paolo eighth, | and Ben | Locke Wins Two Sprints; Martin Sets an Unofficial World Record for Half Mile Northwestern Star Negotiates 880 Yards in 1:51 7-10, Beat- ing Meredith’s Old Figure——-High Jump Mark Set in 1912 Falls—Other Standards Shattered. ----—-- By the Associated Pres CHI CAGO, June 12.—Eight new records, including a world’s in- tercollegiate mark in the running high jump and another that may be a word’s record for the half-mile run were established today in the National Collegiate track and field championships, with the stars of America, representing sixty-five universities and colleges participat- ing in the orgy of record breaking. The outstanding performance was the running of Alva Martin, & stocky youth of Northwestern Uni- versity, who won the 880-yard run in the amazing time of 1:51 7-109, clipping five-tenths of a second off the world’s mark hung up by Ted Meredith of the University of Pennsylvania 10 years ago. This mark, however, may aot stand after the track is officially remeasured. Due to the heavy rains, the condi. | ‘tion of the track near the pole did | /not assure the runners of a firm footing, with the result that the pole was moved out two feet. - The offtcials were uncertain that Martin had traveled the full 880 the engineers to- morrow or Monday. Haggard Sets Record. Haggard of the University of Texas smashed the world's intercol- | legiate record for the running high INVADER, TAKES FIRST AT START OF YACHT RACE FOR HONOLULU By the Associated Press. SAN PEDRO, Cal. June 12.— Shoving into first place a few minutes after the start here to- day of the 2225-mile yacht race to Honolulu, Don 136-foor schooner, Invader, Was steadily lengthening her lead as the sf" contenders for the Sir Thomas Lip- ton cup dipped below the horizon. She was a half mile ahead of the vyawl, Poinzettit, dark horse in the biennal vachting classic while John Barrymore's Mariner, which won the Tahiti race last year and haa been picked as the favorite In th present race, was a close third. The yow! Mollilou was tagging behind the Invader and the Poinzet- tia, choosing their course because it led close to the Palos Verdes Hilla, Lee's ‘jump with a leap of 6 feet 7% inches, eclipsing the former record of 6 feet 6% =inches, made by George Horine of Leland Stanford University 14 years ago. Martin's performance shared honors with the headliner, Roland Locke, the University of Nebraska comet, who, although failing to smash world’s records in the cen- tury and 220-yard dashes, captured both of these events in - »markeble time, considering the heavy condli- tion of the rain-soaked track. Locke was given a real battle by Hester of Michigan in the 100. He broke the tape a scant inch ahead of the Wolverine, winning in 9 9-10 seconds. The track was in no con- dition for record-breaking, due to the 12-hour downpour, and Locke was unable to achieve what he ex- pected to be the outstanding per- formance of his career. However, the fleet Nebraskan Continued on Next Page, mee I RE ee nee ee ne ae ee ee: ee queen Se nme ne MRS. MALLORY LOSES IN KENT NET FINAL Ry the Associated Frees. BECKENHAM, England, June 12.—The Spanish Senorita Lila Dal- varez today won the Kent County lawn tennis @hampionship by de- feating Mrs. Molla Mallory, the Amertean player, 6—4, 6—2. where the wind was stronger an4 less surface current, was encount- ered. The Sandiego entry, Teva, Was splitting tacks with the Mariner and hoMing her own. A dozen yachts followed the rac- ing craft until shortly before darkness fell, when the entire flee, had passed Catalina Isiand and en- tered the stiff coastal northwest wind, which will carry them about 500 mies to sea until they pick up the northeast trades. HAL, 137 POUNDS UP, WINS BY 4 LENGTHS 10,000 CROWD CHEERS WHEN HE SETS RECORD FOR FAIRMOUNT TRACK FIFTH RACE—85000 up. one mile and one-sixteent post at 3: at post one minute. Winner Trainer, R. Goose, Value to tart vering. HORSB._| Capt. Hal Cudgeller . ad 5 2 4 Chart of Statler Flandicep Sana ia i at ates tea PP, St. % % % 29 1s ee" - ; 5 E, we. 4s E ste 4 2 4 3 Pig 4 Capt. fial raced restra Ined tor three ease, to win as his rider pleased. C and held on gamely during stretch run, up for three-quarters but wea furlong to outstay Hourmore., Latter was good gap to finish gamely Dr. Clark was $2 certé Uticates earn Captain Hal, ;-sKing Nadi, $2. 40. tions of his yesterday afternoon. The crowd of 10,000. realizing that they were witnessing 4 very remarkable accomplishment, cheered the Captain as wildly as any partisan baseball throng ever cheered a home team. It appeared not to matter greatly that most of the money,was on King Nadi, an even-money favorite in the betting. Captain Hal, by his remarkable of all watchers. ~ Not only did the black colt win in very impressive fashion nine lengths ahead of the great King Nadi, his conqueror in the recert Grainger Memorial Handicap, but he set a new track record for the mile and one-sixteenth. His time was 1 minute and 45 seconds, as compared with the old mark of 1:46 2-5. Cudg¢ller Gives Fight. Capt. Hal had to pe avery ex- ceptional animal to win. As.it de- performance, won the admiration | quarters ‘soa-Wad came ee with was i y, to , A t far ba s never seriousl t. $5.99, $3.40, 30; Cudgeller, $3.40. By Dent McSkimming. Put to one of the severest tests that can be imposed by the handicappers, a weight assessment of 137 pounds, Captain Hal, the great 4-year-old son of Black Toney-Wavering, exceeded the expecta- Pondect admirers by running away from Cudgeller and King Nadi in winning the Hotel Statler handicap at Fairmount Park . Bagenbaggage 3-2 Favorite to Win Fairmount Derby E week before ‘the first running of the Fairmount Derby, June 19, local book- makers, in official lists of fu- ture book prices, issued yester- day, quoted Bagenbaggage at. 3 to 2 against and his running | mate of the E. R. Bradley Sta- . ble, Boot to Boot, at 3 to 1L The next low price is 4 to I, at which figure Haste, Rhin- ock and Macaw were quoted. Rockman at 6 was next best, with Calarisa, Bubbling Over, Canter, Pompey listed as doubt- ; ful starters, without odds. =< = i ee ed eee | — —ee ee ~~ ~ a ee ee ae ~~ veloped, King Nadi was not the real threat of the race, but H. G. Bed- well’s Cudgellér. With only 105 pounds up, Cudgeller became real- ly a menace, especially since Hockey Huepel was fortunate enough,to get to the rail in the mad rush at the start. As they went on and on, around the first turn and down the ~long back stretch, it became first a matter of surprise and then of astonish- ment that Cudgeéller was able to hold on at the terrific. pace. Finding that he could not hope for a collapse in the persistent rival, Earl Pool finally sent Capt. Hal to the front on the far turn. He couldn't get up in a few strides. It was a task that required a des- perate, prolonged drive. The Captain was equal to the call and as he pulled away Cudgel- ler did finally weaken. Capt. Hal then added steadily to his lead and won going away, as strong and eager as if he had no weight at all on his back. He was four lengths ahead at the finish. There were only five starters, for Princess Pan and Gliding Fox were scratched just before post time. A Day of Good Racing. Some very interesting racing de- veloped in the other races of the program and as the track dried out fast performances became the rule. Twice the track record was low- ered. David L. set a very interesting fashion in the opening event by handing the favorites, Fire Under and Bulletin, a beating and paying a comparativly long price, $16.80 for $2. Bulletin set the early pace but weakened to a whisper in the last 60 yards. while David L. and Fire Under showed excellent stay- ing qualities. The time for the mile was very good, considering that the track surface was still damp from the morning rain. David L. covered the distance in 1:40 3-5, close to track record time. The struggie for the lead tn the second race started when the hay- rler was sprung and was not con- cluded unti] Shasta Lad thrust a long nose in front of Candy Rotk right at the finish lMne. When Candy Rock, with Froggatte wp, succeeded in overtaking Gnome II, at the head of the stretch it ap- peared that he must surely win, but just within the shadow of the judges’ stand. Candy Rock seemed to falter and then Groos got a ‘surprising effort out of Shasta Lad. MELROSE, Mass., June 12.—~ Three of the world’s best mara- thoners pitted their strength in a 10-mile race here today, all run- ning from scratch. Albin Stenroos of Finland, Olympic marathon champion, finished first; Clarence H. Demar, four times winner of the Boston marathon and National A. A. U. champion, had to be content with fourth place, and John C. Miles of Sydney Mines, N. 8. holder of the world’s marathon record, collapsed in the final lap. Stenroos’ time was 64:47 25. Jimmy Henigen of Dofchester was second. His time was 65:00. Last lap started with a neck-and i race between Stenroos and and the latter gave out 25 yards behind the Finn and an eighth of a mile from the finish line. He was treated by a physician, but recov bothered with a cold and thought he vim won the mile in the slow time of 4 minutes 27 seconds, Frank A. mile champion, finished first ip that event in 613-5 seconda, by taking match today in straight sets. Japanese pair, Takeichi Sekio Tawara, : Claude M. Butlin and Manuel 60, 97, §—4, This gives Japan three victories, as Marada rs Og won ik oe singles Tw ' Continued on Next Page.

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PAGE 28 | st LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oe __ SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUZANNE AT BEST, EASILY CONQUERS MARY BROWNE AND RETAINS oe we eer = AMERICAN (LocHINVARS &@ & & Drawn by Burris Jenkine.J.}/Cardinals Will | Se TK Face Real Test AY S |x MAS NO ALB gi aaa Face Real Tet | WRAY S | SE 4 DSI FOR DEFEAT =p A S c l W ké bd 7 t Aft that erett te on Browne that she has used agains t / Yees ar aris or V { O ¥ nk cinnati at the start. After fs Handicap race, he BROAD JUMP: NX EF 7? > - FT . ° strain. But off day comin n end seemed able to put tHe sphere 1] oun S, ] -() ee ee Continued from Preceding Pese. disappointment to those who wor-|t*®o games were won from the | ‘th iddje of! oe a pe ; probably see Bagent made heavy by rain whieh “ . ) had Cahlaris on the track ‘ship at the shrine of the four-base Phillies and three in a'‘row from hayes Sonnetienals mall Min auieeeeie into the lead as @ - ee ata 4 between the third and - ave been pro-| : the Giants. Thus Hornsby’s men : os ; . throughout the first set, exactly. \was needed might h wallop and count that day lost have an 8-§ record since leaving effect. They throw the team off over all his rivals tor th | at Fairmount yes- d. F aii , ins where she wanted to. fourth race a duce | _whose slowly. sagging sun sees not . ‘ Speaker Scores Riis Second. Licdine attebnien, Paschal] started the ninth by!4 wallop soaring o'er the fence, |fome. And its quite unysual for| {ts stride and break its winning eRVARD Woseaeell During the entire match but! : Ris three of the games went to deuce. on Infield Hit for Only’ The colt was given a mile batting for McQuaid, who had re- | Bambino the First failed to get|@ St. Louis team to be above the a are’ dulline des aha dual worth orer $25,000. ae Je eee ean" and a half canter before in- §\\jeveqd Hovt. Paschal shot a dou-jthe ball out of the infield. He|-500. percentage for a rohd jaunt, 5 a RBagenbaggage wil! ° a Baptist One of these was the second in the. Run of Game. first set, which went to Miss! dulging in a three-furlong work- ?/bie to center and scored when| walked the first time up, ground- |¢ven though ft still has some time within wets \neas becaan OF wen spprosimately #10 TARD a Rrowne. The fourth in the open- out, which he accomplished iM }| Koenig shot a single to left. That| eq once to Gerber, twice to Melillo, |fo run. | it, as they now are. With the | Year: with three eng ge Sete 34 Special to the Post-D tc! i . . ~~ ‘ me Set was a long drawn out af- CLE VELAND, 5 tan 12.—The | ¢ the most hand} preecaintd ng ogg te i'made the score: Browns 6, Yan-|and on his last trip to the plate, | | team’s reputation as a winner —the Louisiana, the Latot the distance D ikees 3. be hen a run woyld have tied, tne, eis huts | t at hemé thd eleb eheuhe uaeus ‘the Fairmount. j Carlaris, with his Tijua a fir. Mile. Lengien finaliv winning. Indians drew fTrst blood in the covering Combs Chooses to Bunt. | big fellow swung and missed a fast | into first place ‘anks -| one third strik Red Sox, 5 to 0) | 2 The Yanks were three runs be-/ one outside for the third strike. e X, to | ’The Cardinals will have to be| DY and Coffreth Han¢ After that the French elrl ran opening game of the series with seepnds. His fractions es through the games with monoton- | the Athletics today, 1 to 0, a sterl- |? eighth, 113-5; quarter, 23 1-6. | : ' ‘er | th’s failure stood out the) s will be second, @ hind. It made no difference) Ru ou: the 066 ie cesses, whether Koenig scored, unless; more prominently because on four | p y September and sader and Bubbling OF Ahn SIAN GB tied Ng 8 PP , ~ pec Gee Stes eee ot Bem seal track team/representin emorial ran off wt! mite RE inte ep at > ADF errs nme, —~ AE pelea eg ate ging oe hy Te A nay che a ares aie Ger ; pt. i on am renee wearin pn Pipes on - "be Rl male mg tee nen a ni, WY .ofmve #* = a. “ = ar ae pay a a os . =z be 4 2 7 - . . ke pe See. isl Aaya roe ae nd of —s ee Cpe raadiors ine hes siem pens 1 gt + oe owe a ries ¥ Toe " nn i a See ed ' ated eorins non . ee er Peal - ——. caliper erie” 08 saan - on hilar 8 te a ee J; Myatt a roe & ; on heh. “ : . dod 4 ] ‘ hy “er bb ) vam n if > br were coupled in the betting as rep tossed out ¢ ombs. flip the hall over the plate. Rignev. 4s Man'sh.ef ! | ' Cach'ne.e 3 Miss Browne ..252601 ae ©... po nse , ate eaten Smee eo ee ra irre ne Bie Spates 2b tg : Rime. ‘| Second set. 2. , 4 q “pea r, “@ 5 of urse. ¢ g S Vincent Richards and Howascd Kin. | ; Bate on ballx- rove, »,|Groom, well played by the spéecta- | Yanks were still one run short, and eg ¢ naeein | *Rattea for Wingfiele in sixt>. sey, the Americans went into the) Umpi Ormet d M dewca. ® | tors, was not in it ‘as previously told, Zachary and Repent gi eg eric godt we-ban a * i ean miliee points or team championship In ‘) oy inal i . : =m soy en “Gowan | end oetge ps ene: witha: Pepin sede. 2 ent on abalicluband evenif the . se it—-Neun Home runs— | P : oh c : . 2 - est _ final in the men’s doubles by de- | 1 oem Chappie Sims saddled another Jacobson took care of Ruth and | ™ n n ) Magush, Weitmana. Sacrifice — Heilmann. volved. The meet was to io er. Li ig. me : oH Seo will = w sai Yanke did take a spanking at the | Devble plays—Gehringer to Tavener to | T w N. be feating Rene LaCoste and lean — | aaied ; ; P : | winner when his Batsman of the | \yeuse! Neun: Tavener to Ne Lef base—- | Only the individual championship-- ra 5 6-3 Borotra in «a long-drawn-out | COONEY “ c . oT took Lathrop. | hands of the Browns. it must be |fMetroit. 7: Boston, B Ramon bate oe |e - nea . fe okins of low ee x third. * Distance, 64 Ins. (New re ' y t ba ‘ ié J P . at ‘ + | ‘ fs, LA —_ St | } 2 - : EY STOPS CUBS Fueble Stable overtoo . P Browns Show a Punch, remembered, that they are out in| Wingfield. 1: off Foreman, 3; off ‘Welle | in the various events, If points had | sHOTr PUT—-Wo by yen, ae SENIOR. | match, 9-¢..9-11, 3-6. ¢.3, 7.6 : ; ™ ; ; 5 | ‘ the early acemaker. at the head. al ; a 06h ene. o o. ’ . ots Teache . WITH FIVE HITS AND , / Sisler's men showed a satisfying | front, 18% games ahead of Sisler's ser. 1) he Wells, 4. 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Losin winner of the Eastern intercoliegi- ‘ js “ft. i bet | rior to the match ihe had said } es sect ial én the Past. D st reteh wens alow 1) hy ] en Adrin pite hers. \\ aite Hie. L nas heen gins led vesterdayv did nor appear ha te her —VW ingtield. | a mpires Now lan x id t; ‘s ‘ , ee. “Butters avenue Presby tertan ’. ~~ Y fin taal . i. ww 4 , ’ . . i" . ‘ 4 . . , * b 3-5 ne record that Suzanne would have te have ROSTON. J genes " # hich brought up from layy last Very Successful this season, but the to be as sound # machine as the | *‘#"S ane aiiter crt: Time Th. 47m, "| ate a have on th a toes v : ¥ Bee t be 4 7 une ) Be. ‘ Johnie { ‘oon i Vivi¢ } * po p be | ee . ‘ ‘ay } ¢ Special to the Posgt-Dienatch , ‘ 1 ie ‘others’ Reputation. har eA Ruth and Combs und secored with) make the distance from the late |* S ispacc pa 51 inew UNE en ee * Rey whe =, “Revo, ——— “It was not the wet court or /in the fourth by m:; tas | the heavy ball that did itt.’ cam on Brown triple sey Pgh ong by the Audley Varm’'s Glister, ran McManus on Marty's home run to the palings a mere hop, step and ; . ) S “Ipie, singles by igh, | 3 +} fj ; A e ete ; Mar grey » away from the others te win handi- imto the left field bleachers. J: jump . w mented the American star after | J. Taylor. J. Smith and Banerore | 24 from thi she in Handi | oe ) fe aah League for last year. beat the White | § 2-5. Eane BROAD JUMP-—We the match. “She was fyat teo and a bad throw bw fF s I Beau Rutler found the pace cobson drew a pass and, Durst sin The Yanks will have another) « 4a ; Jacksony! Ave Preabyterian , ° ee rt Vv . hight Pielder i ° alia | oox teday, i to 4, Walter Jphnson : The Trojans scored in nine of : orth mye nue record. good for me. That is the only ¢ yx | Scott With two out in the efix*th mich too fast and veould do no gled, put Dixon struck out to end = e«hoat at the Rrowns this afternoon, Pitched so ineffectively that he waa) th fitte oe ' , ; 4 fe , , 2 ime, 101-50. ew i z . : ; ~ 7 : : = S " c ’ c - ; . . " planation I can offer.” Bro sing raced back to the left cen | better than third. far back of Gils. the inning There will be no Tom Zachary out ,taken out tn the sixth for a pinch an pr oetegined: neha emma. pote Southern California, After she had congratulated Mile. red rt seore board and made ater The Vanks scored their first run : there to match his cunning against | hitter when the domestics had ft ‘ Bud Sle. ‘th dis ans tt. inehene h , ’ “fy An on x . . - dee , "i . , 7 —a" Lengien, Miss Rrowne walked over | pp se gy hand catch of Steph he seventh went to Mrs. G. L. in the third when Combs singled | the Yankee power. Sisler will have | three runs and the Visitors none pa Ws ’ hi eng P ‘ ne ; the} 20 feet g' a 6) ‘ | . ~ * P - ’ . : : , . Fa ; _ ? i father and mother fat, | stueedat t | ; ; up Paarl Madeline wag recand Gehrig's triple to center | raters, Tt may be Wingard who ic Me abe 3 tearm "intyag ‘ able to eal nie “the ae 148 jane" 1% “ana Peasiec. sain oo = “Your daughttr was marvelous,” Smee. 4 Se ey ae ee and Emancipation third. Bucko, a Sisler’s nen added one to their|) t89 years azo could make the Padeoenee ee a oe eet inches. 3 . ge Nib Arh she told Mme. Lenglen “Tou | Scott rf. , hot thing, finished fourth. total in the fourth when Gerber | Yanks béhave very cleverly. Cer- : WASHINGTON. ae 2 Ramee Washi ciptost ought to be proud to be the moth-! ete'son./f 0 R. Jones, an apprentice, led the! lined a single to left. tainly it should be a left-handes, B. (5. | The other records to fall were! saatnite HIG JOMP =! er of such a wonderful girl.” | Grimmib ; Hh jockeys in the second week of the Durst again ficurea | 6] (and Joe Giard is nursing a sore hung up by Phillips of Butler. Who)“ gg:4, Texas id ie . dp eciapet s ‘2 gur in re | ce : _Miss Browne and Mile. Lengien | Gon 'les.c 4 Pals mount meeting, He earned | Se eeshe th the. de sion hess “shea ‘arm. Perhaps Chester Falk will ; won the 440- -yard run in :44 7-10) gino, second @ fh ia z chatted before the match and each | Soe” O:F524. Other leaders were G. Phil-_| er inning with ¢ double | be given a chance. His style might 4 seconds: John Kuck of Kansas! stanford. tied dor ah wished the other well, Both com wy Brooks : tale 35 618 1| Pot $506; EF. Pool, $222: P. Groos, ind seorin ‘on nt ee ee - | be just as effective as was Zach- g| State Teachéra College.) who set a Meine, Wisconsin. ‘ : } : : €. » | € scor * g a] rv - ; mented upon the soggy condition | 5 pooch : Gaede W. Rauaser, $147: D. Frog: | sa¢, a weippark dare: ary's 4 hee mare ee eS ee ~~. . | oe $141. and T Hex) on : 4 cadens Ph A; winning the shot put; Bud Hauser of the court. i as an fexham. $1° An error helped the Browns to, Falk If. | | . -. ree | "In the discus: Warrt in the Among the thousands which *Ratted for in eewanth Ranna, one of the owners of: . ‘ 47 26: arrington in e packed the stands in spite ef the **han fer Toleon in seventh tha fF Louis Stable has purchased | ys . ‘i e.in age seventh Sister ' Stribling’ +) Bit $25.5 637, | TVotala 2 ‘pole vault and Spence in the 2290 | piscas THROW . a * +Piat far ® iy riiyth i *ralkea start the ‘ 4 ‘ — rain were Douglas Vairbanks and ‘ 8 CORE BT. oe ¢ the contract of W, gQ(tausser from | Manus gtihosoaed esl syste ee °OR ther lew saree fae ap tinn 2 13 hich . bis wife, Mary Pickford. Nici oti > a4 678 ne. Phil Reuter i iis S pydiaiy ae i ae ' be | NEW YORK June 12.—Teung , ; 14 0 may | ~ | Rretan As a result of disobedience when | moire failed “a hears a ce gs Stribling. the “Geerpwia Peach.” was } war | 120. YARD nied HURDLES — Aron, y i. Twordase hits-—Fre!ray 3 vior |af the post in the re , ~ ¥ touen Is ase. en route today to his home in Ma- | Totals 33 7 sutnrieg Sie State: Dre. routhera Cs PANCHO VILLA ESTATE | Three-base hit-——-Brown. _ Aroten , re second Face. | Jacobson shot a single toe left. | con. Ga. with $25,537 bj | gMeCuréy tted fer Sehalie in ninth, | ‘Pnia. Werner, Tinie third: | ape Scot! Sacrifices—Hiimn > when he was astride Shasta Lad, | Con. . mH g-9,004 a6 his share *Mver batt Jobneon in sixth. “nalde, Bouthern Yernia. fpurth SUED FOR $620 BILL Adame. Jobn (Cooney (2), Left on bases Joc} v PF. Groo scoring Sisler and sending MeMan- of the Berlenbach-Stribling cham- **Ruether b cor Marreli in eighth D ¢ par Aiabamea anton ago §. Boston O. | Bases on balls |» coy F. Groos was suspended for .. to third and MeM: ipionship beut P tJ. Hafrig batted ebin in ninth. Boecta) to the Pest-Disparch out oN agg. F coe Coun See truck five dave bv the stewards. = 0 3 r a i tego scored on | ates hat ask ase ~hetap Berlanbach ++Stewart betted “4 . Harrie in ninth 100-7 ARD DASH-— Won bs _locke Ne. , “ ‘ v 4. ge oot, | ea so xOn S sacrifice fly to Combs. rec (8,0. 1@ gross receipts | ro— Sher- MANILA, P. I... June 12.—An echo |, in 8 innings; off Blake, 3 in 2 innings. eee Zacharv plainiv was ¢} } (were $228,997.90: attendance as sYaan\naton p tS ? “rmaty ichiean of the tragic death of Pancho Villa, r _by shee —=By Daal 0 0 ey y he. Bell and Allison Win P 7 3 red in the | abextudiety bh aee Sietink: Giles Chice me —s | 4 ita. ‘s lie rie ashington fifth: | Seton Root. q alee Whaon. Satenat A | late innings. and did not have the 1934 ang. | irene? hue 6 inh 2 the is Schl u alifornia Tech. sixth. Time late flyweight champion of theland Moran. Time of a ne—fh 45m. the Associated Press. ,control that marked his efforts in | sesie innings; off Riarkenship, hite 4 runs 5] FORT WORTH, Tex. June 12.—! th NE , Smith Named Cantal ' 443 innings: off M erreil. 2 hite 1 run in, AAMMER b fe OW-—Wen oy Aarkins world and idol of the Philippine 3. the earls part of the game. Tle Pp a. innings. rhrec-bnas = Jude. T ' ; chigan 4 % in.) Linn. 3erkeleyv Rell, Austin, T xX. ‘ ’ “ v Stor} ¢ , ‘ >. 7 t. n.d: was heard today in local - courts, Leads Coast Lehgue. Pilewet Kitinde. Peds Ae aeanr ve ant walked Ward, a pinch hitter, in| ® entleia, tern ae bare lie —Htunnefield “kami. Be “bigese, | | rae tS, In): ’ . i , . 222204. Oe D: ' eee mn ee we toll ed ee 0 0 9 Goslin.if a] | Tobin.we?. : f ean eacl ) lu'ge.3tb : peck » af Bats : Maret! p Marrr.p ~ n 7h feng ana secretin hme 4 Ryans + sw eB vale alone ; - ; ey i a _ 1 Deeg ' Q@2s>2>D0: » o! 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-. ST.LOUIS POST-DISP ATCH aN te Ss 3 ? . - z a - tans Be - ght tal a on OE . i sale ete" ee. ghee Maes . pe se - . te \ ae \ aha” ae a Sag aoe —* ¥ i Per a * ‘ 0, 3 : a Sn ’ . eee 7 a> oe 55 a7, a a oi ’ “« ¥Y e's’, 7 ve, Se: tx ee ae ee 9 . ro , o “ Pa ¥ . - yr ‘7 . ee eM, . i " A ve : iret Congregational, “at of ebster Groves, 3. e best of it, his Coffroth® INTERMEDIATE. andicap race, put him ahead id “BROAD JUMP-—Everett Broadhage, Row- Bubbling Over. _ ME. Church. first: Howard Law- m . Centenary second: William Timber- Next Saturday, however, will e. Webster Groves Congregational $f. : _— h, third. Distance, 20 ft. n. obably see Bagenbaggage £90 . SS txew record.) to the Icad as a money winner) era rARD RUN—William_ Hall. Dr. Dry. a Jim Sturtevant. Emmanue!. sec- ‘er all his rivals for the season, . Willlam Hartman. Southampton ; 4 fan Church. third. Time, 2m That will be when he wins—if. | Freptyterian cana » does—the Fairmount DerDiieg J - 440-YARD RUN—John Gtmore, Webster ° byterian (Church, rs i orth over $2 5,000. Sa Tm Hate, Dr. ory Me, second; ville Bagenbaggage will then heklle | ee care Baptiot Church, third. Time, ,r $199.0090 his» seconds (new record) on approximately $ , sas, 290-YARD DASH—Ernest Hill, Dr. Fry ar, with three Derby victorieg, first: John Gilmore, iene py wate ‘ : fan Church, secon owa he Louisiana, the Latontla ang Shock. First Cyngresational Wobater ¢ Fairmount. i. Groves, third. Time, :23 45 (new Carlaris, with his Tijuana Ders: om » 920-YARD LOW HURDLES—Robert Jar- ‘and Coffroth Handicap sucy 9 rett, Dr. Fry M. E., first; John Greene, sses, will be second, and Cru’ Webster Groves Presbyterian second . & ~@ iA ‘ o 2 der and Bubbling Over about: @ tim: 28 °i- B. New "record. ‘d for third, each having wont, “O0-YARD RELAY—Dr. Fry M. E.: team, $50,000 stake and lesser races... 4 ns So Hill. Time: An offer of $50,000 to ae +. ee, Tet Weber, Tyler , Place s of the Big Four might ring. = terian @hurc rst; Howard Law- Church, first pm together this fall and re-' YF ope ae 2 M. EE. irch, firs ird the promoters with a prof- § tied ) ; Payl. Third Baptist Church. third. Height 67 inches. (New record.) not to mention settling th: } ampionship dispute, Dousiass O. Pau). Tyler Place Presby- -terian Chureh ime: :51 flat. New » fecord. E.. third. Distance. 38 ft. 5 in: ites. third: Little, Purdue. fourt! JUNIOR. ARM DASH—Albert Heitz. Dr. Fry. r, lowe State. fifth: Rue. th. Time—s:fo 5-10. : iiiam Hammond. Kingshighwey Pres- Pd —: A. E. Wilson. uthampton. 5 3- AMD DASIiwm—Wou oy Locke aska: Sharkey. Miami. asperd- 5s. new record. un, Michi an State, tied: «oem eres Se” Beer! ex i{th: nale r! at c em., first: Ted Saussle, Dr. Fry Mem., ~ ae a New N. fd nd: John Ingram, First Christian, i. Foruar sanded ef :2 10 * rd. Time, 8 1-58. govern, all play. py Paulu of Grinnell ‘AROAD JUUMP——Albert Heitz. Dr. Fry 8 a. rTARD LOW ct ay gaol = Mem.. first: John Incram, First Chais- | try Club, and Byron Ackerman. Weatwood. snes Detroit City College: ge ft. '% ahd: Hichardson. aah sbyterian, second: Leonard Smith, BS: a. ith (46 ft. 4s in): Brix, Wasd shes re es avenue Presbyterian Church, third. ee Club, and Carl Childress, th «45 ft. 6% jn: Boland. sare 23 3-5 (new record). -, ma, gixth « 44%. 7% in.) [Nee terian, firsat:' June Varney, Kingshigh- A, record: former reco ay de by Hartranf: ef Leland-S RD RE V_Won py Martin, Ne riern: Caine Indiana, second: G 7m, West Presbyterian Chu me, 2:09 1-5 (new record). OC. a. 8:4 rih western third. sittia, Ue . a * MILE RUN—June Varney. cet City, Tihs, Charteris, Washington, byterian Church, first uum. lows Stete siath, Time. 7-198 itnew unofficie! world ® 7 +; former reeord ef im. 42 ip18. J. B Neredith. Pennsy! SING uROAD JUMP—Wen or noise College Jacksons iile t Sty itnehes): North ye Rolls, Tyler Place Church, third. TEE DASH—Belmont Gummells, Dr. | Suter" AY enue Presbyterian Church, an > et ro I IR EU $2 "eet "ie x BYARD DASH—Ray Temple, Zion M. : hes): omith Texszes fourth (23 mn £ first; Charies Beeson. Dr. Fry M. Country Club, and Davia Carter, tnekes, ptephens age a 2 = second: Robert Pentland. Second fast & inches): Ceulter eer: ae —y_ Presbyterian, third. Time, 53s. 9:10 in (22 feet 4% inches). pve menee. Hills MILE HUN—~—WWen by Gillette. a. Pessiee, New Hampshire. ipmman Wisconsin third: Pmery | fourth: Nibloc*. Okiahoma. tay Presbyterian, first: Charles Bee- ce, 19 ft. 6% in., new record. Me 0 Washington. siath. | *" B cH JUMP—James Flaucher, West | 82% City vING HIGH JUMP—Won oF ~h Et eyterlan Church, Webster Groves. 6. Texas 6 ft. 7\ in.: Burs. S95 ; Charies Wood. First Congregation- | 8¢! ra) e@econd 4 ¢ ] 1, Pa . a . 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RR Te oe «cman 2 * Ks . t x - aes & t : £ a = Pl bs : & a Z = 4 a ah - q ¢ e ¥ “ ‘ 7 + s 7 > z i +2 4 =) * “ee [oS ce Se £! — 4 i, i & & i ea 5 4 4 : 4 1* ng te oepa sagt teh So ORE ct: somcotyetiiggiomenailer nei: SAB. rahe HAS hig + soe a + eae, gr ake. bs Paley te Nieves be CENT aie am - ore . * — “ - as a ss é iets = Bate > sonata i oh " 4 isedmatibnmesilh. classi ick. re cae ee : Ad Bem i’ —y sae a dict - 3 . ca iS ; 7! + mn ) a yh"? = ees PAGE 48 si ga sap Fi capailipadipecitiinichcinmieiiiiea eee POST-DISPATCH _ ll ll in ie tee i ed a i a a a a a i a le AT FAIRMOUNT Weather, Cloudy; Track, Good Special to the Post-Dispatch. FAIRMOUNT PARK, UL, June 12.—Following are the results of today’s races: easity. pl drivi . Diace ving. enstein's b. ¢. by Pal Weidel-Birka. $5 » Time 24 248 2-5, HORSE. We PP. S %& oweccese «10G 1100 added, S-year-cids. claiming, one mile: Start good. Went to post at 1:59. At post 3 minutes hd inner, M. Low- Trainer, M ory Value to winners: 14 3- -5,_ 1:40 3-5. a Str, sin, Jockey, Odds to L, Jones Cheatham ‘“ Phiipot 3 4° Lane 4 § 5 Casey the start. diaposed of Bulletin $7.40 ~ ae . Well handied and kept pro@iinent from after ie heap. Quarters abd won well in hand. Fire gn suffered interference at first turnp and Was given a Weak ride. vettine up in ast stride for serene place. Bulletin began tiring badly ptter ening three-quarters. raced we! for three , 1:08 1-5 TuSt Gatewood Fire Under. allowances, 2-year-oids, Went to post at 2:3 Harmonique-Donna $100, ime, 45 2-5. 1:01 2-5 Bauivalent 23 to J 7 ww Shasta Lad (an@y Rock Shasta Grafton e rank Andrews Froggatte Ww on oe FSS men Lome Deer ae bs ste ie - ‘ i sere apt Geo. Foster. *Prown Shasta Stock Farm entry. Shasta Lad betan well Dut raced wide at stretch turn. held on gamely in fina! drive and outstayed Candy Rock. Latter began slowly and was ridden wide and suffered additional fosse of ereund when Shasta Lad carried him wide at stretch turn. Tired in final strides. Shasta Grafton showed gocad speed and held on fairiv well during stretch racing. Fr a Som Paws, reced well up all the wav. Guome 1] Scholarship was done after half a mi $2 certificates earned: Shasta Lad.$7 30. $3.30. $3.50: Candy Rock. $4.30. $3.40: Shasta Grafton. $3.50. THIRD KACE—S1000 added. 3-vear-olds and up. claiming. reod. won easily. place driving. Went to the post at ; Off at Z.58 M. Loewenstein’ s ch c.. 4. by The Finn- Mae ta ft. Bente M TA oe wenstein. to Winners: $700, $221. $1 li. Time, :23 2-5. .:47 3-5, 1:13 3-5. — = eo » OouUInomnu added, S-year-olds and up, claiming, one mile and 70 piace driving. Went to post at 3:33: at a 5 5, Hourless- Bridle wise. rain w. Time, :242-5. :47 4-5 1 i3 4-5. Str. Fin - . ~219 PF fe on we = de Pts IIRun Sr we = - « Lathrop through reod speed from the setart Luck raced prominently far out of it for half a into a his best form. wore down Laihrep showed last furlong. Great Lee Adrin. stretch. Firetoma was raced below his best form. $11.60. $7.30: Lathrop, $8.80. Batsman wel! up and radia in stretch and was ming fast at the end. and held on fairly well all during all the way and just lasted for third place calle. closed a big gap. Talequa tired in pocket just before reaching stretch and raced $2 certificates earned: Batsman. $19.90. Great Luck, $4.70. (For Chart of Statler Handicap See Page 1 This Section) 1 added. “Burlington Trail Handicap.” 3-year. olds and a. good : won cnet: place driving. Went to post 4:42 . a res inner. Harned Bros.’ b. 4. Hilarious-Paris ~ 2een. Tr 7, winners. $1150. $225. $125. Time. 46 1-6. L:11 4-5. New on $6.30. 23. Ecnivalent Time -:233 4-5. “48. 1- 14 2-5. Bauivalent St. % ly SME. —_ Jockey, Odds to 1, I 21% Lord Granite The nt t{— ae | Pandosic ‘ | Quince Garden aioosa . | Lord Granite. | Oo BN gto pe on a superior mudder. went into a safe ‘ead at once and was under The Runt was closest to the mace all the way. Disciple was | never far out of it and finished fast. Se mp lost some round on last oa turns. i his impost too much Quince Gar ‘an _ do better fhan this race shows. it uele paid: Lord Granite. $4.40 $3.00 $2.40. The Runt. $4.40. $3.00. Fou RTH KACF—25000 added. The Clipsetta Stakes. filles, five jand ene-haf furlongs—Start good. won d@mving. piace same. Went to post at 3:38: (off at 3:41 Winner, E. J. He diana ech? 2 De thi—First Balle t. ie agi Dd, T. Value to winners, $7540. $800. $400. $120. "241-5. :48 4-5. 1:02 2-5 restraint at the end. for *%-yvear-old .M cris. | Time. | 1:09 2-3, | Eauivalent BORSE. ds t Krick | Thirteen Sixty Dear ... J. MeTageart Jane eS 1! | f b EF. Seobie Krick was :4lv utr? early stages v Saved egtround in stretch. which : i i with Erte] Dear most -of- jour- stretch and loer uch ground to we il in stretch, rien Thirteen lnish. v ary Jane had no mis- 20: Thirteen Sixty. $3.40. $2.60: Ethel erely Was racing wel! mutuels paid: Krick. $5 $2.80. $9. €2. 60 FIFTH RACE—$5000 added. longs—S' art zcod. won drivi ; er H. P. Headiey's bf 3. | Value to winner. $6440. $S00Q. Quic kstep Handicap for 3-y ar-ols and uD. six fur- lace same We to post at 4:13: off at 4:14. Srown Prince l—Heien Barhte. stra ner. W. Curd $400, $120. Time. :23 1-5. :47 2 1:14, HORSE. Rabe was outrun - early Stages. lost ground into stretch. but reenond when calied on ‘in final thnee-si xteenth and wore down Arcady Arcady? i fine effort in nacemaki last sixteenth when weight told. Pritce of | Wales saved ground on faltered when ridden hard in stretch Tan- closed a good cap y 6f nt: red, 2 mutuels paid: "Melew’s Pale %: 5 40 $271.60. $7.20: Arcaty ©1089 $4 an. tas. varde—; Plien'’s f Wal es * “ oy . > a . Renham Cantiene Shark tired | stret Be 1? . , ’ e auit.. ‘ pe int Beacon. n 'SEVENTH ben AC F—S 150. —Start cnod ym ~t . S. ince E J. Holland's b | Winners, $11 130, - Gal) oT re Weer $294" $17 1. Time, “2232-5, :4§ 2-5. Eenivalen? -_ Joe kev, Odds to 1 FRORSE. . ; : 4 4 Str. _ Fin. iiiihinnns one-sixteenth - ae, ee Bae o piuesurite oe ra 110 * Black Grackle.102 | *Lady Lynn .. *Vivandiere — . *Critical Moments eer el t Lady V on 92 ‘Dolls Bay Fourth Race—$1500. allowances. 2-year | olds, five furlongs: rero Lovely Manners. 1()* 106 akon kk . +105 Hy Sir John *. > Dr. ~| *Meda Serres it Hoi von AT | Raltiot Rrush found the enft teeric to hie doing his best at the finish the enr’v running bert finally | urs. Wildwood wee hlocked eaited un very lame We le _ j Ap: we ood. and had to race “wide final quarter $6.80 $3.80: King Gerin tT $2.2 LATON1A SCRATCHES. | & y the a Presa, First race—Galloping Shoes. Petite. Tribat, Longport. Brunell, fese=n Chairman War Eagle. . Sir Joha K.. ——~~; Third race—May-~ i ee ir 8 gee | a ree Pitch fork. LI ngette. Sand Hatch, Ragtime. our rac oan A bdret. ifth race—Champ De Mars n - mas Morning. Seventh race—Misse Meise... Buck. Pri _— Doreen. aries $22 o- Seagrave. Second SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 the results of today’s Miss FE” Mark Aurele CE—gsee0 and one-half fugiongs. Start cood. Won a; post at 2:39: at mond, 1:24 4-5. oC. = | Mighty | Gen, Cadorna mes The t= ry Conners — ' Aristotin ithen quickly stat “ft lenged iijust cot up. utes. Win b | Ders, $7 00. $200, Gen. AT AURORA Weather, Clear; Track, Muddy Special to the Post-Dispatch. AURORA, Ul, June 12.—Following are the results of today’s races: FIRST Bae ene-half f ae to t 2:12. & by z has Be 1:22 2-5. claiming, 3-year-olds and Start —_ and . ae Won easily, * Vane “to minute. Winner BG. e winners, $550. $150. $7 a 0 olf Q 2 : pe ht pet oS © to & = AAEOO ~ pe ~ C2 ae oal _- OO Baitleshot . Booneville nmert— . . . * . e + Pom eet ine fret pena wt es iss Sis ~ pn? peae PIs orayey — —y ~~ Oe Be5O Ber aoanr as Pangoid . Guy Clayton — woe, mu: o y~ Py * Field. Invictus followed the early leaders closely and on leaving the WAck stretch moved quickly. saved much ground on inside and drew away easily in the stretch. Rob and finished going gamely. Parader Polo Star raced in close quarters, $2 SECOND RA ’ claiming, 3-yeear-olds and up, 150 f lens lace and third driving. Went to poet 4 minutes. BR ch ~~ ” Topall. Trained - Ply $150 ne $25. Time—-:26 : 1 Value to winners—$550 4-5, _—«sHORSE. Worthington. 08/8 ai” ieee Abbott — 7 3s” gels orcs Piso ce .* 200 DD ym» co's SS45 # 3 4 Y "Wnecetitins on raced in close pursuit ef Mighty to the top of the stret passed the latter and held race safe thereafter. Mighty. lucky at enioving a clear passage. set a fast pace. but weakened w cha})- Gen. Cadorna. shuffled back a Immense gap otie was never close. ana won — ’ line G. -Wendola. Time. :2? oR 55. C. T. Worthington. $15.40. $7. 46. $4.20: Mighty. $9. $4.40: mutuels C adoran, $7 & Mayberry | Kitten on the Keys. | Starzella . Therefo . . | Betty fas! sis tabs al | General ithers . Rionda : —" | Popularity . | — i lone lead. won as ground. | stretch, | side | stretch. $5 40 ‘enge—s1 art ‘Off at 3 Haughton. | Cavalry Monday Morning went around Cal. | most speed. retained a comfortable jead poe fina} i vee aated)y blec ked. | Lady if __ HORSE. _ . *ete et ee eee Flag 1) ~ BIN THe go colons ~ wera f Vim Ap DL pia Wars oy —- . —— ay DiaP Ano pHi2OR~y a | pt et E. H. J Ww H. Mements L. Pichon oo eee ee re = 3535 y the deat. outclassed the others in the going and racing into a rider pleased. Jontee! moved. un steadi'yv and Tameg raced close up all the way. lost ground racing wide into the Cuban Flag. off in @ tangle. was forced to work his way up on the out- Rionda was knocked back on the first turn and was pinched off in the $4.60. $3.60: Jonteel. claiming. 3-year-elds and five and one-half _. viace and third driving. Went to post at fur. 3:36. bw King James-Washerwoman. Trained by E. $200. $75. $25. Time. -26 4-5. :56 4-5. 410 Eauivalen? Jockey odds to 1 — McElroy H. May berry muc} S2 mutuels paid—Mayberry. $5.40. $21.80. $11: Tamea FOURTH RACE—S1000. good: won easily: Winner bik. h ue to winners. $00. WT. Pp. 41 Val kn 4 HORSE Mr inday — rning reNIOSD D.509 me =) umber Song ras vary quickly in the first half and showing the thereafter. Lady in Gold came “trongiy in eighth and held Huon Pine safe. laiter was raced on outside all the wav but showef a wood effort. Ball Gee raced well. Bathlide Seah was Cavairy broke fast and showed flash of edriy speed. but guit to Monday Morning. $3.60. $3.60. $3.20: Huon Pine. $7. $4.40- “FIFTH. RAC F—S$2000. 3-vear-olds and mp. one mile and ne- onan Heartache +104 T Tamiam Trail. Arteatan , Point 118, oF WORD: cdawaall * NEE RRR EOIN atl Ste arp Birks ee ae Grase Tree @P 01919 ~2,, 9! Ha rward “6.°A speed ar all 95 irew W. 3) “Salmon | with a | closed very fast. claiming. 3-year. | **. 70 vards: cr. 110 ree. @g em lk 100 By Re Associated Press. | —-Maddenstown. Pepper Day. Sauire Mc Masters, | 5 paaed tigh Gunesicht. — favored bv the ening and energetica! ly stazes. o faltered sitghtivy at the top again near the end. Van Patrick. rosh next the frner rafl but barely after racing evenly to only gave war in the ene St mides. x seems paid—Gunsicht. AURORA SCRATCHES. Setiee. Mise Acquitted. ~~ race Red Seth, une Loa. race— Fast Set Dick. Tomorrow. Fourth h race—Despard. Fifth Ber ing xth race—Goilden Sweep. Gunnysack Nereid. Seventh race—Arragosa. Gipsy Fiver. Lighter. AWavyv dig covered gronnd. $4: ‘Van Patrick. $4.30. Grass ret race—Move On Seth Tender Seth s La | Double On . | Fair’ Warning .. . 96 | ~veeeeedll | ar If a neetls | 4 104 *s « { "10 0 ? tee be AT AKRON ie ros | BY the Associated Press. i ge ge 4 | and up. 3 "Tae. Reluctant Feude ‘olds and up. Needy ao ++ +106 a" | | Bazon Grass .. na | °Raith Ciftent. viv Marth Porthale Germaine “hauvrelot = up. five and es ¥ re «107 Wandering Belle. 19} | 112 Keaolani .....} 5 | OT Cradenas ie Poiyangle .....117 “Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather threatening rain. track fast. 107 Beacon and one Marraret . 10 Ln gees .* } ee © @& «& On ; bsi > Sox U 104 Corinth foene trv. bOk! pheune Stable entry. Race— t $500 olds, one mile and sixteenth 3-year ci « allowan year-olds. al = First Race—$500. claiming. 4-rvear-old five and one-half furlongs: -»+-Ll3 pe ceeeceee LOR Eri Joje .. Race—$500. claiming. 3-year tive and one-half eo 106 Hoover ert Helene inda Second | Weather part cloudy, track fast. *Apprentice allowance aowanees claimed. %¢ FAMILY POLO TEAM” WINS 16-2 VICTORY NEW YORK. July 12.—The Mero- | ee kee Indians, polo team of the Ras- mussen family, beat the Governor’s . Claiming. 3-year-oids | island four, 16 to 2 at Amityville, «x ae = recently. eyewell Tans a. an peas EDEN, his sone, eiaks ” eroxees are composed of Mm le ioe) Major R. T. Rassmussen, his sons, Gi Lawrence Rasmussen and f. =. Rasmussen Jr. and his son-in-law, Lieut. N. Lengfellow. The polo contest Was an annua! event, post- 494 poned from Memorial Day. 10 The star of the game was the toe youngest player, Lawrence Rasmus- sen, 15, who scored seven goala, Necklace lo? = 105 * on Hobo poke POR aR AT BELMONT | Weather, Cloudy; Track, Fast Special to the Post- Dispatch. Be BELMONT PARK, N. Y., June 12.—Following are ¢ today’s races: a Witchmount . .....114 *"Watkinsoo . .....114 germané — se ee eee «© 14 Poten recsoovececnee sGoldas’ iequuee oe cone key *“ereee- 1 Tricolor 7. | és use eae 4 ames aSoluration Moboz coecoceoelkll 4 _ eo ~ Dia worm * ©@ @ee te 1 114 a F wt. PP. er ee ee ee 3S Gasper : Autumn Bellg’.|...i47 Hickler Thrace ee Marylendes bese aAitersiow . eeeetee sr St. Joseph Set mn Pie Fred. A. aThe Vintner ... responded to Tars was held at post the nace. She raced J. nm hea to 5. show out: Taps. place € to &, H RACE—815.000. ne Went : wen driving: Sho Sind” aod, O51 Dp 2:39 3.5. BORS®. WT. eecebece cau conbone aia ene ee ® ee & & « 128 Se ceeeccéose+kan o0eeee¢echun 12 eer ef @e eee = a ae ~~ Crusader Ya prominently disposed of 9" 5 tos “Tet? 3 | stretch run and was left at the post. closed an the pace th end. Display went wei! | good effort throughout. Mars went well. | Was not Derversed with when he tired Banton saved ixheenth : zood 2°53. a 4: ‘56. = “near. xe winners. 1:47 3-5. $100. phriz Butter Cup . Upton -eesedeeesdlie Nora Hayes coocecoee JO Coglagh Boy ... see ff © © & [Po 00 4 a — Devastation ogg AF in front. wit in’ away na! strides tering the stretch Clonee e! Saved ground th: _— stout!yv . the inside de- Devastati ] rise = nae to 5 show “BELMONT PARK SCRATCHES. By the Associated Press. 1” rce—Northern Pass. Black *k Peoper. Second race—Lorense. Bira. a. S 3 *s ~s ~~. Peles ~ as. First race— Gun Roya! ne Jil Silver Pee cites: ii in ii ta ~~ @THER RACING F At Hamilton. Weather rainnig; track heavy. By the Associated Presa. RST KA ™ Dr. McMillan (Epver- | Royal . eal a0 ae re _***¢ 7 1:37° Edith ¢ "Cutford. “Foe enesecs Sng “amnbell | Be ~_ oe Jive Gums ean. 3: Eda C. Paliott perline and Mneter Maid also ran ~ ——— Se ‘es Veo si «due SECOND oe furlongs: me. : (Stretton) - -.10.50 420 3.40 McArthur and oo a). athe £.00 10 Gonwithim (Dominick) .1 3 Greek. Goldfield ( < ** oo. “TL of ee aalety, Th. —— Ford (Judy Hodder and Maker pre een nog ran. 1:1 19. | Freedom's Ce 2 te | - ee Subtle (Bucroft) :°*~~ 408 long: Token oe me 4 Edisto Serond Mike. Erlanger. Milli Millie 2. Theo Fay Midinette Time. IT Fourth <haceOriental _— Fifth Race—J Dancer, Signal Mabel K- Bast Shot Sev Sev- Race— Wisecracker Zama. money spectators, which was @ Increase of £18,500 vious (Mebonald “ (Qtursay) 1 ~~ +a eave BEATEN B' CENTURY TE ® a Wins First when the leaders wer by the Centurys, ii tting the Heitmanns ing National City, to go t for first place with 7 Pin trimming the National 17 to 5, the Heitmanns two pitchers for i5 hit, showed they were forced to forfei of lack of reserves. leading, 10 to 7, at the Beacon forteited to Polar Star Cache to Goed Hope. = ; i Donnellys in Feature. A contest that will ye oe a s tie for_first place cantile League this sr ken the Donnellys and k up at Fairground Ne. 2.4 won five and lost one thus _ Douvle-headers are again sc for the Empire Le ms in Forest Park. Internati a chance to take the lead a m the Laclede team in its e-header with Bly Mea : o'clock the 106-mile handle M start with 31 entr‘es: This largest number of riders ente & gingle race for several yes @ has severs! eut-of-tewn rt ‘The handicaps hare be ally considered and ke e exc Dtionally fast time,

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MA ed oO Ngo fy : t, J y 8 ‘ TTHEW ' oad wee re. n . = Al a ies! ne | out: wantly speed _— O . 2 ot 3 2 iy! pot, MATH a | + Vatkineon up wom . y 2 Hi | | Moir Se 12 3 5 6 | © Aaa B HEWS, | ) otte ) Din ite Conley of its by| Gov. 3° 2 ii 8) Eater 4 Qz0/ PrTERa driving Heat z y oO Frisco y | Brin EEN ¢ z ? 0 | Wer 1 “tate 3 bY $ 1} Fh'at ETERS. 7, HICKOR ‘ Tra’ en 4. . = . i | Sl z 2b - , ge mer cf. 0 2! i’ 3b RUF g Trainer. “a. post at's | Tove - ay | Bark 138 2 } | Snider S383 8) B Diet “or fi rT) a HICKORY Scott. 8:104 i. r Camp ir Can , ¢/3 7 3 8) Flowers ' 3016! Cleer 1b. . 4 ee. ofer op AB. FR, H P % Valu, of gcom Ps lon ;Tight h a ba | Totals deh Fata owlin 36°3 9 10/ Nolan 2 én ern 0 et Prug ey Gein aa alue ta i mertia! Lea & reign i Bel i atter take Tunings, “°° 18 | Totals $5:3 8 8 2) Gmor ? 008! Khnel® "a088/ RIM 2 ALBA | ‘ Qr ‘Bnic atur y eliy ed ¢ sh ‘3 Barn 8 Gro Cc i 2 Che LE. . AR age + Pent olle z by th ers ro-|; L. ¢C ely the &8es | by Snider ee ae xin fae aa Hickow* Fyoo' T -#000/* ec. 42 Man lf-r¢ i eS O12 rtling «> TSTY er sho Avtums Be — me e Ce: eo were ; - May other the 4 ht e op SS apse (Dye! Wer. |7e .% Otale ..2 | reitendach = > : 3 ahi 3b-ri.* + 2 1 | Moon ype c.3 2 HE | Town = ,5 nd oe a on! nD Bells 7 wear q G 4 i. tting iturys de. ; (1) Ye he do Way iene r. a P} truck rome ae ) . Bless. | ers ®®@eees h 2 3 4 ® 29 5 *” 2 i F rf. . ch 1 M lf. -rf- 0 0 i yee p D>. _a 2 + 4 N TA . beet . I ’ _——— ‘ hh » | 4 eo 8 » “alin a ead ae 4 ‘ P trick Ss’ Leag in -} Becond r, try! Ba. 169 —Sch anzoy E. Lot Merk ». aelen | Krone ¢..6 30 | Grabbe Ps at 3 4 | Sher . : eee OWER | Sum bie ef p32 0 O 0|Gilise se-i? ° I | Schi By E ek. 2: ing ing. Stolen | same ispatch race 6°45. ent "to "Dost at a 1 tog eo, 2 t on gr ed er dionge ne ng to Passed balle——iers woe Opiman, Kem. | onender SI [Shape 26.4 1 i $| Lane 3b. -4 Yap] TOWER G mmerhay- ° © 9 | Kramersy 333 records Ore : otf Roches ont 2} iL will ata troph LAS H. at a ; 3 0% F its, b turn M ote: inte get b Nie by Kem (1) enner leinn | Rueke. b. 8 | Gast Ib 2b 4154 Walterse Ol ER CA 3. Allen ob P | Webn 2 22 9/5 orde—Off a ae h. 2. ereaee yon d rt at y. The 13. 1:26 2°5 704; “Beep Ahrens our err eatin ed | Mober! 8 he rferes ack to | oft , per (1) a i MB | sCrane cot’ '# 122 | Geabhart + soe? Gelaran. Si ais AnYe a Bair bis 's ° iP C a 2-3 in Rois. art Struck |? efeat 4 o’ ~ ad " a . . 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Bettise : a 3 K hite w..> as. 1 eft .Pt-c +e : . old orbus eee Ry — egy soand P a = 20006'h° Ree Two-bae O17 arth inning. ow .| Gat AB hte w! TION J b Bit. ioe 3 7 a. He ning amen t. 2) ” Pitehina et eer.p- = Th 616 griorte : Enig 8. 3. bake Ge 70: eark UNnger- 2b3 0 >| Se eer “"» - 0719 ton. ] bane h +e ae 0 no 9 ” R - | Eme wee | Tra : if R. H |! NAL CITY arog ‘as 1 Be: Si eins ef } i © | 2h oval 3. Le ie. runs in 2 eine yan 0 4) Ry m Man ofr ca ile, Boos D« ] z uld n f und rom le le e 8 Ana She G. Wetmnat” 10l¢ ht ape p.2 11/6 Ae cage & @ effer.— 1 ourtete ASSEM LER | Lurd the fartne ~ h Bee 2 atty's aon: heen ries, 3: Foe | 2 eee a ee: Hale Lee OL Of a: Picea q. =: Of Tear Ra Mit” by SEMBLE S 15 ~ {| fue 2 00 4) oe atte eo ee 4 telf 3 S 2s) eee 3°49" eat ores—Z, nel ‘2 i? ap he fur rtake “tee -.. ~ on ve. He Sheen: T nelader on. at ce ee I i alr cf ‘300 0lhIt 3 hing ey iit ake se on by | Fite’ AB PRS » OFFI sinnd | Mave cfert 2e peaagneagg 120 . Paci 0 0; 4 Ar- 1 83 . Two-be ree eD no Ca 2 North nelly’ enso erma clade | el p.3 ra es | 24n oO hits « ri rec Kehr u. 3 > balls! J cll.es - R ‘ CE 1 Myt f-rf.3 | ¥ user 3 > & F Ameri *iGe Totals 25 a 0 0! Fr num 3 Trip! Dem wih Se As : en « ee a Dole e win R Side . + ns. nan P . 3. T 01 n 00! its 6 ns in rord—off Py : Off Kehr Jn Ary 40 4. YH. | OFF 0, wear, © n lalw 3b.6 0! Tw ican : 19 2°, 40 otcian | #riseo ..6 2 iple bs se hi I ¢ 3 oe where ner ilgere Lea 8. Pa 3: F ark WN ) ota! shen See 0 2 00 hitg runs S jant ff py by 7 ehr | B c.. ge F “a CT | an iz p ..400 ear’ © lb 129! o-b te ore 34 te 3 io ; Se I Mor yee LP Yoshiewe throu he a rue: nts, 3 airgro ji. 20 s...86142 Total 0 | and in og On NR: Vetter prea. | u'slf-r? 2 6 . Dahl ABR chne) meee. {man 6 1 0) Mag ase hits—_rri LO0%24 6 7 5 43 WN cantj) -3 ot H E im{ t ab a. . Park Lawtean O’F a} 3. und | F inings ~6 14 3 ° lL run 9 in Rs: of r 6 y. | McG o a) ahl.ef- B.R. i iM J) if 2 00) lartz ec .49 1 0) er. 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Hector’ ake art m E Totals 21 : 6 o| She 2 1 6 0] seine 4% $2e ie: cher tb. 3 0 9 Den bal allewaert:” oes Ie vaert to | Lie «MERGE minutes. wat | Charles: aro. ke _ | Welletan 0 6i2 3; 7 ! : H nn 2 Al Super’ at F . vent Inni e*1 ° & sie E chi rtz 2 0 n| etne | fy! we ner db.3 0 + out alle—w aert: by ched b © adh P tO | = eitman w.T CIAL amhof Um- / f es N OM, K Cllate ng for E 2) Otals — ACE nta a ley Der air to | 2! a DS 6 | Leci If tol Caan s& 3° 10 8 —Ry J f Janca_ Neff all—-B» asseq | 1.9%. C ee tury p.6 1 an Pt leet 1 raine lan 69 n, 77 e 12 ' Twe-bsse his 040 n Oth fn wel { Booker) 5 longs: ark iY ieee. . e237 6 Pie eer” °7 S op | Bettulte «. ... 2 aes bee runs. in focavee iste mort. 3. 3 axes | °O'd Dus 4.714 & grim AC.2 5° ns at r of ¢t yea yeare old. ne. Proje bo SS =~ 00 0 (Al ker 20 . i» 0-has “ae A - 6 0 Sanden we’ on a, .% ra Asgemhb! 61 er 3 1: bv G truck ust..4 : 714 rendie 2 § ‘ct. his rott rs b rs oO Fre rec. SR , 0 0-0 T a j len} ). 3 i teeter hi | Baanz ig 1an T woo _?) hie $ inn i J; Gar 2 hes * ro ong | & ho in re id, 'B isn, Stolle eis! 0% 0. otals =. 2- "Pg Tg to a 8 een 3 ane eC 2 a e 4 0 otal EiNndicidiadl Re hay ag min sack. 1 ae ‘dot oa "3 & ‘Spe ladi me h & ho eder ,|By Rosens Stolen oe. loe 38 9197 and “72: », Ldttle | $8 Stru ag ta (P& Oe wea Tot 00 OR Oe, ropires_-. Orta ke 17 hits. ‘athens 4 RG son ere Tees and | 2° Seenthat? oat - Erw ak Fre 913 R Cuha tile aE oa R ing. 6 c ot Scholro 1: = otals pei Fe ll, + ous ‘a ives ies A. er} on Renan Pee rer pa , 5 .167 Was ¢ , Ind., . Buri ’ ls d a. ball nt a! ; Hit base in, ight 1 n ucpominic ie late hy ig 'y William M Sanstenie a ca aa: Iynings-— 79 3 #9 = for sey enter. | Inning 42 867 roo ! Gri “Tete E K. i rar DFW achine ¢ Ne oR > a én 2 | 6. T ra ever r. | Ma nge: 6°? 9 6] ane te) “b 4: IEPE Ta a wo. he ° 3 a > : Re -e os 953 am refully sweral out-of-tow nter- | Bopiereet «3 5 8 § fotale $1.7, i eapiale Fs t ol pecne AW Re Kruse, Gallagher "Mart REESE: A : adie eon Towle 60 mn Y con raps nm ria.|i wo-b KG Rey ot | Weid'r, Se ee a artnet 4 E.| Line Mill er Mee HE omy BS wien Towle. Recou ; ke ex sider hav la- | Age* nee hi ‘fae Be S ian RR 2 3 et ag 7 HE. 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Chigd ~~ he es Y ~~ be ¥ , et ieee dea ee en en ere any en ae rk 4 ey PAGE 68 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FAMOUS RING’ BATTLES 14 Bing Bang Rounds in Rear of Saloon Ends in Victory for Griffo by a Foul Referee Declared Sweeney Committed Offense — Doctor Was Unable to): Find Any Sign of Blow. NO. XI. OUNG GRIFFO won on a foul Yi the fourteenth round from March 6, Patsey Sweeney, 1905, in a private fight held in a) : about 100 present, the crowd did. “hide-away” in a busy section of Harlem. It was a ripping fight from start | to finish, both taking an gruelling, and when the unexpect- | ed happened every sport in the lit- tle room was breaking his neck looking for a knockout. | It was 3 o'clock in the afternoon | when the boys shook hands and started the ball rolling, but it was | an hour’s wait before things were) shaped and ready. As early as 2 o'clock the little hall, or rather room, was pretty well filled with sports and business men. Some thought the delay might cause the cops to get jerry, but for a change not one had a peak. There was a lookout on the door GOLF SICKLE (Patented May 7. 19°76) The exercise In using this Sickle is the same as pinying xolf, ali muacies eof the arms and shoulders are used. 4139 MecRee Av. COlfax 16694 ‘ Ne se =e hend or A Wttle nractice preves the re- markable vaiue of thin Sickle. 3 J4nch analyx This is the eleventh article by ° “Tad” Dorgan, fight au- > thority and cartoonist, in his se- ries of stories about notabie ring encounters. It describes Young ’ Griffo’s battle with Patsey > Sw eeney in a New York “hide r away,” March ~, 1905. {- i to the main street where the fight /was held, and he only arese once, | when a cop was beating it down | ithe line. The sports came in one by one, and as there were only not gather in bunches nor act sus- | pictously. We entered through awful | ithe saloon door, passed the billiard | ‘tables in the back room and then) 'watked down a little hall to the; ) arena. 14 Rounds of Sluggifg. Such an arena as it was, too. In. | one corner was a stove going it) full blast. abled pool table with chairs, boxes and other refuse piled up. The managers of the fighters | were in another corner putting up| their side bet with the stakeholder, ‘and the fighters were behind them putting on their tights and spread- ing rosin,on the floor. gotten the gloves, so one of the' ‘ |seconds was sent out with a bucket | after | a& paper cov- | ering the gioves in the bucket, and | then all the boys took their places, drew a long breath and quieted | down as the referee yelled: “Let. her go!” ‘to get them. He Atego * | Griffo had every advantage over | | the little Irish fighter, being taller, | | heavier and mans a longer | |! reach. | They started to fight from the ‘moment time was called, and it long clinch until | again. Sweeney | kidneys with | ‘jolts to the face without wincing. From the first to the fourteenth | this style of battle prevailed, and | it was a rough, hard and fast g0. Griffo, who was the cleverer of the | —\ Sturdy well ~~ /\/ made khaki 2 and p i n- check Pants im all sizes 2s te 30 waist! Cut full! A bar- gaim at $1. Special] at VVETC's Washable Long Pants ; ye eyeers to the | falda a 50 wast? *,) Boys’ Leng Pants of kha- ki, white duck, Day - tena cloth, finan en elette, and crash! Piain an d sae of “give”— loose fitting. Summer | | | tournament, In another was a dis- | ‘the clinches, ' plained to the referee, but the lat- | When all was ready it was dis- ter cautioned Griffo and let it go. | icovered that the manager had for-| | ‘jumped up, | mad. ‘amined Griffo and there were no signs of a foul blow | having been delivered. however, that one might have been | struck, but at that time no signs | /were in evidence. / committee nounced. | players between the ages 'be held at Sunset | Precautions Taken to Guard Bout From Police —_In Eighth Both Fighters Fell Over Hot Stove. pair, stuck in with Patsey in this i'manner for seven rounds, until the ‘lump over his kidneys began to | bother him. He was weakening under the pummeling, and thought it better to pull away and fight at long range after that. He did, and ‘it looked as if McSweeney of Man- chester might flop at any moment. Griffo would get in 'denly, letting out with | Sweeney bounced around rubber ball, but came in just as \gamely as ever. In the eighth ater 520g Sweeney, cutting his ear and almost dropping him to the floor. It was a bad time for Pat- ‘sey, but he managed to stick it) ‘out and come through strong at the finish. Griffo butted Patsey in and Sweeney com- Referee Gives Fight to Griffo. From the eighth to the eleventh | |Griffo staggered Patsey quite reg- | keeping away from the. heavy body punching as well as. long | ‘range fight. Sweeney cquid not get ‘ularly, he could and making it a ‘in on the clever Griffo, but’ fol- ‘lowed him around, gamely trying 'to fight in close. At the finish of this round there was a hot mixup) the hot) | stove, knocking it over and spread-. ‘ing the coals over the floor. There | and both fell over on was a rush to put the fire out, and then the gong rang. Both were getting weak and) tired from the pace, and the fight | was one of those bing-bang affairs | with both grunting and _ puffing | with every blew. Sweeney seemed | ‘very weary on his pins, but, | istanding like a tiger. clammed 'Griffo in the sore kidneys, mak- | ‘ing him wince with every punch. The fight went along like this: until the fourteenth round, when . ‘suddenly Griffo dropped to the floor, claiming a foul. His seconds too, and yelled like On the other hand, there | were many who claimed that \Sweenev’s blow barely glanced off. 'Griffo, but did not bother him at all. After velling for fully five min- | utes the crowd quitted down and | then the referee declared that Grif- : fo had won. Sweeney's backers de- manded that a doctor examine Griffo, and after a wait of half an hour a medico arrived. He ex. deciared that | He said, —s Golf Set To Open June 29 No Blanks Being Mailed; En-| tries Must Be Filed With | athieti it on base. The locals collected | ZODIAC Quality at lower prices. three runs when Poindexter al-| ‘lowed them th t If your dealer does not have two home lb meen Den ens LASTLONG or ZODIAC ask him to Creacy. | order some frdm his wholesaler. Thompson, left fielder for Chi- St. Louis Wholesale Distributors, = er ary gg ee DIVERNON—T. W. Nicheises DONGOLA—C. 0. Poole DUQUOIN—Mayer Meter Compeny EDW ARDSVILLE—H. 4. Mead Motor Ue. EFFINGHAM—Woeoody Motor Company cago, had a perfect day at wat, | : > Outen collecting five hits in five trips tu | the plate. Patton was hit hard in | the ninth inning, when the Giarrs | Scored seven runs The second | game of the series will be played | this afternoon. | Seore by innings: Club. i 3 ‘Chi. Gtants.2 0 0 | St. i. Stars.1 0 0 | Batterire—Rors, Patton. Hensley ) Murray. Williams; Tyler, Poindexter. KNITTED NDERWEAR | saree get k= few Pee wR pny - “— he ») * a ee ns ine RS a i, at at oo atin pS) SOE TS ee PCy Pe ae. SDP ee ae $ : Ce 2

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Florissant » ie ¥ % a ee 2g 4g East’s Selfish Grip in Congress: p ee » By a Staff Correspondent of the St. Louis | thereby put the legislation, the Westerners are now complain- | trium- ss — Se .~ SOAS .* ANS \, ~ : AAAS S ~~.‘ WWAALVVAALES* re ~ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- , y SECTIO SPE SA CconmrTrrRis M988 > ——— PART THREE, es ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926. - PAGES 1—12B ” tr ——— Irks Westerners : | Com Belt Republicans Tired of | | Policy. of All ‘Take’ and No Give—Emboldened by Iowa Re- turns, They Are Ripe for Revolt Longworth. Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, June 12. = HILOSOPHERS, political as well as so- q ¥ cial, have contended down thé ages that '® every institution carries within itself the seeds of its own destruction. The truth of + this scholastic theorizing is illustrated in the tened break-up of the most efficient po- > lit | machine the House of Representatives ) bas seen since “‘Uncle Joe’’ Cannon’s' steam - soller ponderousl* smoothed the way‘for ad- | F ministration measures. Cannonism went the) > way of tyranny, but after the proper philoso- | a } phical cycle, it was succeeded by a more com-| plicated, but equally ruthless, political tank, the present Longworth-Tilson-Snell machine that is today governing the House. > ™~ When Longworth was-elected Speaker over Representative Martin B. Madden of Illinois chairman*of the powerful Appropriations Committee, he let it be known that he in- tended to be the boss of the House and the House was no longer to be a rubber stamp for the Senate. ‘i . The aristocratic Longworth had taken pains to be affable to even the most obscure coun- try member and his election: was hailed with $ gratification. ‘ " All Give and No Take. John Q@. Tilson of Connecticut was selected /to succeed ALongworth as floor leader; Ber- trand H. Snell of New York was _ already chairman of the Rules Committee. The men ' who campaigned for Longworth among the Western delegations, whose votes were need- ed, were Representatives “Jim” Begg of San-| Part of 40 years, they have kept the Repub-/ the faflure of the tariff to apply to agricul- dusky, O., and “Poly’’ Tincher of Kansas. They were effective aids in the fight on Mad-_ den, who was considered one of “‘us folks’’ by; most of the Westerners. Having given their votes to Longworth and. ing that the Longworth-Tilson-Snell virate is not playing the give-and-take game | of politics. They declare that the Eastern- > ers believe in “taking,” but have a short mem- | This is high-| ory when it comes to “‘giving.”’ sihall measures to put through which mean a great deal back home. - Resentment has been growing throughout the present session of Congress. ing measures reparciage of their merit. Many Bills Held Up. ‘It caused the Federal Judges’ salary bill | to be sent back to the calendar and it was) fresponsible for the House’s acceptance of the $46,000,000 Upper Missouri River improve- | ment authorization which had neither the in-, dorsement of the Chief of Army Engineers nor of the House Rivers.and Harbors Com- mittee. It played a small part in the French debt settlement vote and is more than like- ly,to be a factor in any other important bill the administration indorses. The nomination of Brookhart in Iowa last Monday added impetus to the attack. Even hard-boiled conservative. Westerners given—not for publication—their views on the Eastern domination in Congress, and embold- ened by the action in Iowa, have declared that ~® Against Dominance of Speaker | through prosperity and adversity, | been true~to the faith that agriculture’s wel- / It became 4, manifest during the debates on the Haugen i — ney farmers, Farm Relief bill and it has driven the West- | ‘44ers in the agricultural realm. erners to snipping tactics on the few remaiD- | Agi ee 'out the Northwest. | Prosperity of the community fact which | years; buys in a protected market and sells in an have | TRUE MEAN] ING OF IOWA’S POL ITICAL REVOLT ™= : ‘Two Keen J udges of Agriculturists in Westérn States Declare Workers of the Land’ Can No‘ Longer Be Misled by Republi- can Party Leaders and They Are Ready to Abandon migh Tariff Doctrine. By PAUL Y. ANDERSON, A Washington Correspondent of the Post- | Dispatch. DES MOINES, la., June 12. URIOUSLY sounding their battle cry, Fine disillusioned farmers of the North- west are advancing upon the polls, de- | termined to do unto their representatives at Washington as their representatives have |} done unto them. And this is their battle | cry: “Put the stilts under agriculture—or take them from under industry!” One does not easily overrate thé political significance of the Iowa primary election last ( Monday, in which the bellicose radical, Smith W. Brookhart, won the Republican senatorial | nomination over the veteran Senator Alber B. Cumminst by a landslide. The consequences ( of that upheaval are likely to grow and mul- tiply as the November elections draw nigh. But perhaps its deepest significance is to be aly tt ee HENRY A. WALLACE, Son of the Secre- tary of Agriculture in President Hard- ings Cabinet, and Editor of Agricultural Newspaper, Who~Says He-Canhot Be Counted a Republican if He Has to Sup- port High Tariff Policies. found in the fact that it indicates a profound | and widespread disposition on the part of the Western farmer to have done with the high we didn't believe them, but now the Republic- tariff. For 40 years the vast majority‘ of the farmers of the West have clung loyally and ‘ For 40 /ears, they have ( devotedly to this doctrine. fare depended upon the maintenance of a high tariff wall. Consequently, for the greater | | liean party in power. ' Si igns of Revolt noe’ Perceived. But the old gods decay, the old sorceries that the agricultural West is getting ready / to hoist the high tariff overboard. is true, it is one of the most important saith) ical developments in America since the‘ Civil War. ' tect us. Whtn the Democrats told us that, ans say the same thing, so it must be true.” ) Along came former Governor Frank Low- den of Illinois. He has constituted himself va national \ers solve their problems, and he ,from one end of the country to the other, | speaking to hundreds of farmer audiences, and telling them their troubles arose from ture. He is a Republican, and a very dis- tinguished one, and again the farmers said: “Surely Gov. Lowden wouldn'tedeceive us. )} Hewis a Republican and a friend of the farm- fer, and what he says about the tarifg must Easterners in command of lose their power, and the air is full of portents ) be so.’’ Moreover, the farm publications took it up, the subject. }bills have been discussed with vast heat and iat incredible length, and out of this discussion -ommittee of one to help the farm- has gone Real Aid for Farmers, or off They Go To the Democrats and : E. T. MEREDITH, Secretary of Agriculture in the Cabinet of President Wilson, Who Says Spirit of Revolt Among Farmers Pervades the Western States, and Is Not Peculiar to Iowa. in a domestic BE determined by while the prices of the wheat, pork products, corn and cotton which they sell are fixed in the international mar- Ket. In other words, they buy in a protected = que and sell in an open market. In con- the tarrif, Sequence, the farmer pays 100 cents on the dollar for what he purchases, and receives 60 cents on the dollar for what he sells. It is a murderous exchange for the farmer.’’ “Very well, you are a member of the party which has always maintained a high tariff-—— what do you Republicans propose to do about if?” he was asked. ‘ “So far as I am concerned, nomic, not a political question,’’ he replied. eae continuance of the present tariff system (is the test of Republicanism, I am afraid I If this | \ and there has been a tremendous agitation of , ° 7° longer qualify as a member of that The advantages of the various party, even though my father and grandfather were leaders in it. ‘‘As I see it, there are only four possible That it is true is not mere surmise. Among | the farmer has heard again and again that the (Ways out of the present difémma. The first ly discouraging to the Westerners who have the authorities for the statement are a former }tariff which maintains high prices on the} is through a Government export corporation, Democratic Secretary of Agriculture and the ( 'son of a former Republican Secretary of )} Agriculture, both publishers of farm maga- zines, both closely in touch With sentiment ‘| and both respected as? As a mat- ter of fact, one hears it eyerywhere through- Eferywhere that. the is dependent } | uponthe prosperity of agriculture, one hears ‘ ‘this angry, sullen and ominous declaration: “The Government must put the stilts} under the the manufacturer.”’ So there is little doubt that slowly certainly the farmers are awakening to a economists have observed for that the American farmer | but ( namely, unprotected market; that the tariff Loosts | the price of the \things he buys, but does) _not improve the price of the things he sells. _And as his eyes gradually open, he reaches } for something to throw. manufactured articles which he has to buy, (does not increase the prices of the products }which he has to sell. The combined effect of )all these agitations has begun to move him. ‘Two Farm Experts Give Their Views. For a fuller and more authoritative expla- \ nation of this phenomenon, let us turn to }two men who ought to understand it ‘if aDy- | body does. The Secretary of Agriculture unden- \ de nt WHson was E. T. Meredith, publ (The Successful Farmer, one of the )monthly magazines in the United States, pub- (lished at Des Moines. ) tremendous influence among farmers every- ) where, and is a natiohal authority on agri- culture. (‘Square Garden in 1924. When President Harding succeeded Presi- Presi- ) her of ( largest Meredith wields a | It will be recalled that his name‘ (Was presented as a candidate for the Demo-| \ cratic nomination for President at Madison ) which would purchase the exportable surplus of the farms, at a price equal to the world price plus the tariff, thus fixing the domestic ‘price; and sell the surplus abroad, distribut- (ing the losses among the producers——or even jamong the taxpayers. This was the scheme embodied, in one shape or another, in the Mc- Nary-Haugen and other bills. “The second possible remedy is by going ‘completely over to free trade. (This, of is the British policy, and approxi- Free Trade \ products. it is an eco-:the administration, and it means that unless Getting 60 Cents on the Dollar for What He Sells, and Paying 100 Cents for What He Buys, Is Farmer’s Complaint — Iowa Alone Said to Lose $90,000,000 Annually Through This Un- equal Exchange. a ~ — “Which plan, In your opinion, will event- ually be adopted?” he was asked “You know more about national politics than I do,” was-the grim rejoinder, ‘“‘but I can tell you this much: that unless the party; in power does something; such as passing the Haugen-McNary bill and attempting to ‘put the stilts under agriculture,’ the farmers of , the West will join the cotton growers of the South in a straight drive for free trade.’” ““But -how ‘can you get free trade except through the election of a Democratic admin- istration?”’ *“T don’t want to talk about the politics of the situation—to me it is an economic prob- lem,’ Wallace insisted, “But if the answer to this-economic prob- lem is political action, and if the answer is free, trade how can you arrive at it except through the election of the party which be- lieves in freé trade?’ “Then perhaps we will have to turn to that party,” he assented, but added significantly: “It is possible that Gov. Lowden may offer a program that we can support.” Unrest in Many : Western States. Meredith, a big, handsome forceful man who radiates “personality,” spoke to the same a point, but with even greater directness. “The message in the Brookhart nomina- tion,” he said, ‘is that Western agriculture is dentandjng that something be done to make the present tariff policy as effective for agri- cultural products as it is for manufactured It is a lesson tdy the East, and for prompt and effective action is.taken to help the farmer put his business on a business basia, he will undertake to reverse the present tariff policy.” “Is this sentiment peculiar to Iowa?” ‘You can expect the same reaction through the entire Western portion of the United States,’’ he declared. “In some places feel- ing is not so intense as in others, and con- ditions are somewhat better than they were two or three years ago. Hogs, for example, are exceptionally high just now, and hogs are Iowa’s chief export. But the farmer hag learned to expect a periodical depression every five or six years, and when he voted Monday he was thipking, not of the present $16 hogs, but of the $8 hogs of 1927. It has happened so often that the farmer is no longer fooled by the good years. What he wants is an ar- rangement that will assure him of $11.50 mates the Democratic principle of tariff ror \ hogs year in and year out. | course, jrevenue only.) “The third is by deliberately curtailing production in order to produce a scarcity of ) food, and thus force the price of agricultural ; products upward. “The fourth is to do nothing, and let the ’ situation work itself out. Eventually it would do this. When the population of the cities increases sufficiently to consume all \ the surplus from the farms, the pngeye will {be solved. But it will take 16 or, years, ) and they would be lean, hard eaiign for the ( It is estimated that the State of Iowa alone } dent Wilson in 1921, Meredith was succeed- | , farmers. loses $90,000,000 annually throdgh this uA-. equal’ exchange. _the honest farmer’s heart,was full of wrath, ) ed as Secretary of Agriculture by his Repub- } Is it any wonder, then, that? }lican neighbor, Henry C. Wallace, editor of | Finds Evidence of Des Wallace's Farmer, also published at they intend to do Something to break it UD. | and that he looked. around for the Jargest, ‘pee which has a targe circulation through In addition to the major engagements of | reqdest and most unpleasant Drigk “in sight, ‘the West. the session, there have been numerous minor skirmishes in which the administration left scars on individual -smembers—scars | which will be remembered as such because | they represent a,persenal and not a general affront. Strangely-enough, the resentment, personal | and general, is not directed against Speaker | has | and readily found it in Brookhart? Convinced by Their Own Leaders. What is responsible for the awakening? cists ¥ | For 40 years the Democrats have preached every stump, have leh the farnier “tariff for revenue o but their exhortatio Mr. Wallace remained in the Cab- | ) met until. his death in 1924. son, Henry A. Wallace, a remarkably studt- ous and thoughtful young man, who not only has inherited his father’s prestige, but has‘ fully maintained it. \ Jt was fo Meredith and Wallace, one a Democrat and the other a Republican, that Longwort, but finds its target in those who cold, Have they finalty sicceeded in persuad- | the writer applied for light upon the unrest do his bidding, or what they consider are his | Republican farmers have been turned again desires. Tilson, the floor leader; Snell, chairman of the Rules Committee; Begg and Tincher have been singled out for attack. The | Tules of the House are responsible for this | Situation. ing him? Alas, no. The fact is that hy t the high tariff by Republican leaders. The business was accomplished in this wise: In the last five years a dozen bills have ‘been introduced in Congress for the avowed which had culminated in the startling nomi- | nation-of Brookhart ‘and the ignominious de-/ feat of a distinguished administration Sena- tor. es “It was the only way our people had,” said Wallace, ‘“‘to hit an Eastern administra- The new member is likely to think that he purpose of Renee the tariff effective for (tion which they feel has discriminated against has completed his work on a bill when he | the farmer.’ procures a favorable comment from the com-! sponsored by Republicans. Every one has been offered and ; The Norris-Sin- mittee to which it is referred, but under the’ clair bill, the McNary-Haugen bill, the Dick- Present rules, his task is not half completed. and await its turn, the ¢hances are strongly | © against any vote on it. The alternative is to get a special rule from - Continued on Page 3B, ee inSon bills and the pendim§ Haugen-MeNary | 4 At he allows the 'bill to go to the calendar | bill—all were intended to ‘make the tariff ‘effective for the farmer,’ and grace: one a Republican child. So thig farmers began to say izpe that the protective tariff doesn’t pro- | 4 | dustry. Western agriculture in favor of Eastern in- It was a vote on issues rather than a vote on men. \ ‘ Four Solutions of Pressing Dilemma. ‘Farmers; have discovered that the prices “Then it is{of clothing, shoes, sugar, figem implements building materials which they buy are ' His place as’ heilitor of Waliace’s Farmer was taken by his | Free Trade Leanings. “In my work, I go among the farmers con- stantily, and make many talks toy farmer ‘audiences. I always put these four proposi- tions up to them, and frequently take a poll ‘to discover their preference. An average of about 60 per cent usually signify their desire to give the export corporation plah a trial. They want to see any effort made to “put.the | stilts under the farmer.” If that fails they } favor a straight drive fér free trade. - Most of these are life-long Republicans. . “About 30 per cent are in favor of going te free trade at once. . Most of these, I sus- pect, are Democrats. “About 10 per cent are willing to wait for the situation to work itself out over a period of years. Almost all of these are farmers who are so well fixed that they are not suf- fering acutely from the depression. They can wait without hardship. “Tl am glad to say that practically none are in favor of an arbitrary limiting of pro- duction to force prices upward. For one thing, it would be a eruel thing to do to the }city workers, and in the second place, it pars fail -because of the failure of magy( farmers £9.60-0perate.” catmeeenieiaien |. -“*Of course, the business men of the coun- try should recognize the existence of this condition, and undertake to help the farmers work out a plan. which would avoid these peaks and valleys in the economic condition of agriculture. Unhappily, business men gen- erally have takei the position that while busi- ness was entitled to governmental protection Government aid to thé farmer was ‘socialis- tic,’ and amounted to ‘putting the Govern- ment into business. They have been dis- posed to let the farmer shift for himself.’ Objections to Proposed Laws. cw plan t@you favor?” des or: ‘I do not bdilfeve that the pro- posal to add the tariff to the world price of grain and cotton, as contained in the present bil before Congress, will work out: . The higher price will tmduce larger production, which, in turn, will further lower the world price. “Until the farmer is looked upon as a man- ufacturer, and afforded the privilege of know- ing jn advance what his compensation will be, I do not see how he can wisely engage in. the manufacture of wheat, cotton and pork, any more than a hotel keeper could a: to go ahead and furnish service, with no idea what the patron would pay him at the end of the year. The farmer should have the privilege of knowing what his task will be, what ‘the compensation will be, and the privilege of | saying yes or no to it."’ Obviously, this meant price-fixing, but Meredith indicated that he did not intend to define it any further. “This administration,” he went on, “has shown such an utter prt be Pad voch a total unwillingness to. Tietdecetminiae an s & —= amet 3 Llo yd George Disctiet Break Former Premier Compares Present Fight Within the Liberal Party in Great Britain to the Taft-. Roosevelt Split—As a Result, He Says, “Liberalism May Again Lead in March Toward Progress.” By DAVID LLOYD GEORGE, Former Premier of England. _ . LONDON, June 12 (By Cable) HAVE been asked to explain, f benefit of readers ‘outside the islands, what the latest tumult in the eral party is all about. As I am the cente of the disturbance, it i difficult for me to afford an impartial explanation, but ie do my best. There is no better psyehol or ethical exercise for a man than ally to stand completely, outside himself @ in Burns’ immortal = “gee oursel others see us.”’ The correspondence published in the press discloses such Inadequate reasons for erie a split to the other distresses of a di party that most people have come. to the clusion that there must be something beni : - it. rs Sa Like TafteRoosevelt Split. ~> They are largety,’ personal, but policies associated with per- sonalities have determined the course of events. The land policy challenges a power- ful gnd over the general strike reveals afi essential ay . Pe . . - ge a ee. 5 ; ae: pervasive monopoly. The difference ie difference of attitude towards the industrial — — classes... My — resented as angrily/as was that of the Roman Senator who, during the revolt of Spartacus, rose in the capitol to put in a — Y: the rebellious slaves. | The most powerful sasts in ‘the Tnited’y: urging conciliation was . States was rent in twain over the disturbing + a personality of Theodore Roosevelt. The divi- - sion kept the party out of power for we? successive presidential elections... How did that. quarrel strike the foreigner? It ,was generally believed that, although personal factors largely contributed to divisions in the Republican party, underneath were forces which were even more responsible. It seemed to outsiders as if Roosevelt had, by his policy and utte antagonized powerful interests who, at that time, had tn their control the levers of the Republican machine. The Teh magnates upon whose bounty the lubrication of that de- pended conceived a violent dislike for him... They distrusted him and they had the best reasons for their 4 t. He was not their man.” He was complet y out of sympathy with their methods and he ynever opportunity of curtailing their powers 4 é challengirf® their authority. The “bosses,”-on the other hand, thoyght these magnates were an essential factor in the success and influence of their. party. : As Seen From Abroad. Watching, in this country, the bitter ¢ flict that ensued, it looked like a struggle for supremacy in the party between \the | trusts and the more liberal progressive forces in Republicanism. But there were, of courte, other elements that were all summed up In Roosevelt's person: ality. He was a hard hitter and it was cult to forgive some of the blows he the fight There is, for instance, his : “How is it that every time I the Eighth Commandment, ‘Thou pPE ce HE Ys fi : e z £ HF “a, e . 4 : 4 P “ 6 & + > “+ * y Apres! a ae a . - 4 * ~ . 2 S P 2 ae ee ee . a ee oe a - 4 +8 the ogee ieee WZ my: “ ; rie , ¢ 7

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PAGE 2B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Published by Company, Twelfth Boulcveréd and Olive Street. . male gE set pt the's vt the Pulitzer Publishing An issue of vast economic importance to the Amer- ican people hinges upon the outcome.of a case now pending before the Interstate Commerce Commissien OE PNR. Secig pees bs? sea“ i THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM f I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles,.thbat it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogcues of all parties, never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing new ., always be drastically independent; never be afraid to attack wrong whether by predatory plutocracy or sa apace) ee ae ee IR MEE AIM 7 TEP bm DR TS Re iN BEM OER IEE og pitt PONG EP I eae April 10, 1907. on request will not be published, PP ee ORS “pire BP etme er, OPED A | Seu Ameo , . J - : ee " : . mn > : hae chs ‘ Cd kth 4.48 ee. aod a file nbathite > weet: ee eee: SR 5 aoe - _ r P.O ty pete ascte FM 7 TAM ~ , , Sy , si $4 i eee . AN >a! ark =) = Ae Sia tae sector Ath css Leah Tipp SROOES. cabo S ey: pr ehh PEMD eink pu scm ATM en ; ie Sa pe shoe = Senator Borah has decided to redeem the Repub- lican party. That's all right with us. And it will be all right with us if the Republican party decides to redeem Senator Borah. i. L. Ae. rw Se DEGRADATION OF M. POLO. ° A publisher having issued new editions of Marco Polo's book, insidious propaganda is being spread to the effect that Marco was a truthful chap, after all, | It is pointed out that | and knew his dinosaur eggs. travelers have traced the route Marco traveled across | journeys he said he made. the “sheep as large as cattle with. great spreading _ Asia and have found it quite possible to make the | Moreover, the Roosevelt | ‘expedition has brought back specimens of ovis poli, | , horns” which Marco described. .Therefore. and in con- | sequence of, say the pubiishers, Marco’s reputation | | for veracity is at last established. We deplore this attempted degradation of Maree | ef a tourist. They would make of this superlative Polo, from his place as one of the world’s most mag- | nificent and imaginative Mars to the lowly stature | fellow a sort of medieval Samuel Cook er Burton | Holmes. Marco was no guide book traveler, no gulper of stereotype views and picture card mosques. Marco, it is true, did adventure mightily in the land | of Aga Khan and his sandals trod the dust of many were in the realms of imagination: he accomplished tell and shining lies which stood as sparkling min- /arets in the empire of his glorious untruths. But his greatest achievements | The world has enough tourists. Liars like Marco | The next thing these publisher chappies will be attempt- | ing is to prove that Baron Munchausen was the | But the danger is that more and more importance \Gecerge Washington of his preposterous age. '- = Pennsyivania voted wet and also took the gold cure. Ee Oe Am NO JOB FOR A BOY. Vale Stribling. Under the blinding lights of the his body. The young “high school bey” from Georgia. ? ' ‘prize ring, a man’s character is as vividly limned as | he of the Belviderean proportions. stepped into a New | York ring Thursday to Carpentier, he affected a silk dressing-cown, a haz- ardous thing to do before the atavistic fans of pugil- ism, especially when a man lacks Georges’ leonine | heart and true sense of sportsmanship. , The boos for Stribling began to rumble through ‘the stadium when, in defiance of the custom of the fight the Cro-Magnon king of | the light heavyweights, Paul Berlanbach. Like Georges ring, the Southerner spurned the proffered hand of | Harry Wills, the Negro heavyweight who had just | ' been introduced to the crowd. They rose to a cres- | cendo when the young Apollo wilted and quit under | the bone-crushing attack of Berlenbach. fourth round that Stribling found that he had met his master. Thenceforth, through 11 purple periods, Stribling’s sole aim Was to avoid a knockout. He It was in the . dodged, he ran, he retreated behind his elbows and. forearms—and suffered. To trade punches with the menacing. craggy Ber-| lenbach is no job for a boy. tential champion with a fighting heart. press agents overestimated their subject. He is only It is the task of a pe Stribling’s | a “high school boy” from Georgia, who has no busi-| ness in the upper reaches of the gory, devastating | land of resin. — -_ Buying chorus giris was once the favorite sport of Pittsburg milliomaires. .Now they buy voters. _ DING DONG BELL, WHAT’S IN THE WELL! WHO PUT IT IN, MAYBE LITTLE WAYNE? From the Brookivn Eagie.) ; ee a & r- . TILL DEATH DO THEM PART. How dazzling doth the June bride leok, In gown of perfect fit: . Frail omange blossoms in her hair, And orchids in her mitt ; With blushing cheeks and drooping eyes And lips that gently part. She cops our hearts completely. but— When does the battle start? The poor old sap they call the groom Is trying to appear U'meoncerned and self-possessed, As the hour of doom draws near. He fools no one, for all can see The quaking of his heart. And the thought that fills bis cranium is When dees the battle start? Her father, tod grows ill at ease: His face is warm and red: Suppose the girl or boy backs out— The thought fills him with dread. With footing’ daughter’s upkeep bills He’s heartily tired and sick: He wants to give the dear away And do it mighty quick. The wedding march ts beastly slow, And dad can scarcely puff: He'd like to have it over with. But brides must strut their stuff. The panting groom bids sad adieu To the carefree, singie life: And Freedom shrieks when the reverend Deciares them man and strife. THEODORE TRILSEY. . - a It-is interesting to observe that now short skirts are a fixture something is to be done about legs. One expert says legs must con- form to a pattern, and she tells how this can be done. Fat legs can be reduced by massaging them and doing a great deal of walking, whereas siate pencils or sticks can be filled out a little by manipulation. Bow legs or ice-tongs can be straightened. It is likely there will be on the market soon forms which can be worn at night. learn that bow-legs are not necessarily permanently misshapen; they are probabiy sprung from doing heavy housework. Aft any rate, they can be straightened, and the short skirt makes this imperative. Another expert tells us there is no place tn our - We have evefy time for any malformation. facility with which to make ourselves good te look at. Crooked teeth, a hair-lip, bew- legs, are all incompatible with the medern science of structural perfection in the human Body. We are giad to hear ft. Our feeling has been that legs should have been made perfect before skirts were shortened. but if they will get at it now we will try to walt. -e . ° Sir: During a revival last summer in one of the colored churches in Mississippi, the minister of the congregation in a most fervid exhortation said: “Oh, my beloved brudders, don’t you Want to go whar de watermillions is always ripe, wha’ ye don't hab to plant ‘em. wha’ ye don’t hab to hoe ‘em, nor whar you don't hab to put nuffin under dem to make ‘em grow. nor whar you don’t hab te-steal ‘em. but you jest. set on de ribber bank and eat for ebbermo’'? Does you heah? Old Johnson telia you dar is sich a place. and you'd better be startin’ for itt. shuah'"*" #8 EL P. Written for the Post-Dispatch By CLARK McADAMNS Now that Senator Borah is challenging the referendum, it is interesting to recall that Charlies Nagel of St. Louis challenged as long ago as 1311 the direct primary. He said at the Brown University commence; ment: A direct primary applied to the elec- tion of Senators has an undoubted ad- vantage, chiefly because it would re-- lieve the Legislature from the embar- rassment and burden of making the se- lection, and would leave it free ro de- vote itself to the more immediate pur-~ poses of State legisiation, always assum- ing that this function is not to be ren- dered obsolete by the adoption of the initiative and referendum. But, if it is claimed that a direct primary for any office will give a more intelligent and expreason of popular will, I very ch fear that those who prom- we such a result are doomed to dis-¢ appointment. In my jedgment the pro- vision is apt to destroy the advantage ef publicity and of responsibility. In- stead of furthering the immediate ex- pression of popular will, it is, in my judgment, eaiculated to enlarge the opportunity of the political manager, and to release him from that responsi- bility which so far has attended his activity. The moment applauds the fool, but time bears out the wise man. As an indication of how clearly he foresaw what would hap- pen. Mr. Nagei also said in the same ad- dress: : “The direct primary presents a further ebstacie to party unity. The office no longer seeks the man who typifies an accepted program; the man must seek the office. Anyone may file; the more ‘vague his optrions, the greater the pos- sibie cirecte of woters from which he may draw. Each candidate consults the local isterests or preferences of his district. Expediermcy tecentes the order of the day. Beyond the accustomed political phrases. bis platform has no enswer for the pressing econemic problems, both national and international. If that is rot precisely what has happened, f tsthere oar thereabout. a. te — ss a There is ne means of getting Lem Motlow Dixon lime tn the Jack ve not a truly Federal t it operates back and > Temmessee says his in ti4 indictment. and Anacharsis said a man's felicity consists not fm the outward and visible favors and blessings ef Fortune. but tn the inward and unseen perfectiens of the mind. _ a - One of the contestants m the lowa pri- mary ran ag an Al Smith Democrat. which the people interpreted as asking them to epee ceeervees ets eee &©eeeneese & o &@ 6 «& iti ee . ree ft ee ee © © + refer «© 8 * * = ao > rer ef ef © © > be ’ ~ tte tia) nn saee hf eovresceourrrrnc Ceo oeees CG Go 6 SS Oo Se & i ’ - : ; ' ' ; ; - The MIRROR @ PUBLIC _OPINIO} This column is designed to without bias the latest comment leading publicists, newspapers end cals on the questions of the day. From the Washington Post. HILADELPHIA for years has Seam tie - » eS + butt of the jokesmiths because of leg¢d = sieepiness. city of Brotherly Love by reasem somnolence. Philadelphia is . thousands of dollars in advertising tix that the sesquictntennial of the Dee et R - © ‘er @. Sa i ee ’ And there seems t & _goed reason for helding up.to : lof Independence will be celebrated rh ‘year on the banks of the Schuylkill e Fourth of July nay be the one : ; ing ef the Declaration and then and wsftieth anniversary of the may not. Only recently a mild ¢ was started in regard to the exact date. B - Sg 'whatever the date, Williamsburg, “im Va ginia. scoffs at the idea that Phi | has any claim to the credit of having ee the rocking place of the cradle of, : ’ : : _ | declarations, palladiums or anything a : ' ’ ' ' : ' : : ; . : ' Williamsburg is prepared to prove original declaration of boma fide ft ence was framed and proclaimed rig at the mouth of the James River, siz before Fhiladelphia knew anything which goes to make “liberty.” It May 15, 1776, that the Williamsburg ration of independence was adopted. A GOOD WORD FOR GAIETY.~ From the Los Angeles Times. A N EMINENT French psychologist that the nation should provide ple its citisens. wonderful stimulant for both health Sanity. If men and women are kept they will be heaithy. Worry and ing pessimism d@pens the pores for the sion of the ills that flesh is heir to. calls that when the plague was Rome in the fourth century the G ment bro@ght in bands of Etruscan comedians and entertainers. They Piel that @ cant | performances on the streets and their fm | ; t : . faces and jocund minsgtrelsy kept the lace im hearty laughter. troubles and the plague subsided. te put joy and coler inte life. He | a They forgot @ 'peychoiogist says that dynamic gaiety 4 ibe built up. America we are doing fairip well in & | spect. : - Tt must be admitted f 3 ts a : SF, E a ¢ He insists that gaiety i —— = G ae | East's Grip ; Continued From Page 1B. ¢ Rules Committee for its ‘gancement on the calendar, o ‘eut it on the unanimous con esiendar. where a single objec wit postpone consideration, administration measures : first on by the House St Sing Committee, composed of - House leaders, with the Easter Pin the majority. If this comm! | favors immediate consideratio > @ bill. it has no trouble in secu g special rule. But let a mere 3 den-variety Representative try S get quick action on a nonadm tration measure and he will himself blocked from the ot by these two committees, wher will be told that they have no | to hear him. and Snell. Tilson “and Snell are the leaders of the respective com tees with whom the mere Re sentative must deal. Turned 4 and rebuffed, many members eonsiderabie resentment stored against them and their metho< after the member with a measure meets the adamant rier of the two committees, he ally turns to the unanimous- sent calendar, and when his m | pre is called up on the special | get aside for consideration of ur mous-consent bills, he meets Reece of Ohio, who has devel a perfectly devastating habit saving. “Mr. Speaker, I obj | That is the reason for the ret ment against Begg. ‘ according to the Western | | resentatives. this is not politic | played out West. Back home, gay. when you do a mana fi you have a right to expect tha wfi do you a good turn when ask him. As an example of this, the V erners are willing that the | Cod Canal should be purch by the Government for $11, 090. tf the Rivers and Harbors Lloyd George With Asqui Continued From Page 1B. is restless indiscipline. Ditset is not one of the attributes bull moose. He was charged treachery to his party by ani for the Progressive, even for Democratic support: and then t were always the inevitable ousies that creep inte every Sp ef human activity. | I hate dwelling on this sq side of all politics, but thet much in the facts that iumis the more obscure passages of Liberal quarre! today. It may some light on the time this bdr may take to healk The schism in the Repub party was outwardly healed y before Roosevelt passed away: when I was itn the States I alized that much of the bitter remained. I was told that | Roosevelt survived’ another years. nothing could have s in the way of his becoming P den: in 1920. but that hundred ’ thousands of Republicans w have either abstained or ¥ against him at the election. out-and-out party men still tre: him as a reprobate who had sin bevond redemption.’ They never forgiven that splitting of Party which enabled the De crats to reign for eight years. E the grave where the most ste figure of American politics lie rest on the shores of that tran bay has not buried all the mosities aroused im the turbu yeare when that great spirit = over the land Ifke a tornado. Preeedent= There are factors in the Lit Situation in Britain which @d come into the American. T is the war. War has alwags d ed liberalism im Britain from Wars of Chatham to those of great World War. The di ences which arose out of f wars @ook years to end. Chat and the Roeckingham Whigs - hever reconciled—not even ¥ they agreed over the Amer War of Independence. They sented Chatham's even more than they did his verrence. After the Napoleonic wars. continued some Peace of Vereeniging, and eve 1396 Cabinet pre-Boers Mast Liberals set *r around the Morley and were never truly im all these cases, the rank of the party made it | ™ore sincerely than | The feuds | lingered | ™Mephitic atmosphere of

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—. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — continued From Page 1B. ‘should include an authorization Uae Rules Committee for its ad- for a six-foot channel on the IIli- Encement on the calendar, or to | "°ls River. But it didn’t seem as ~ it on the unanimous consent though some members of the East- Fijendar, where a single objection | ©'? Crowd were playing thée.game, ‘gill postpone consideratiow., —— they later helped the Lake : Administration heer mre tates filibuster against this Lakes 4 se Sagned of by the House Steer- to the Gulf project. Hing Committee, composed of the Personal Wrath at Tincher. - House. leaders, with the Easterners The resentment against Tincher bin the majority. If this committee |is purely personal. When he in- > favors immediate consideration of/|troduced his farm relief bill that “ch | Pa special rule. But let a mere gar-/gen bill, the Westerners felt he | count on a clear majority of only shina see ——_—_— gen-variety Representative try to} was training with the Easterners. | 99 Should th ee ‘a delegcati r Mee sok hs, - t quick action on a nonadminis-|He poked fun &at the Haugen bill | : hag cE Pang A canto ree Reiter eng ; get 4 , : |join them with Wisconsin Progres- Pasa Tes ; measure and he will find|and was pleased wh : tA, Va ! ce tration pleased when it was said | cives and pick up a few scattering Ben ea . ’ ' himself blocked from the outset | that his proposal had administra- | artats ch ee hy teil: eee a Se ee , | hy these two committees, where he | tion support. Gleefully the House will be told that they have no time | turned down his plan. to hear him. : | The Haugen bill is a serious Tilson and Snell. Proposition to the members from leaders of the respective commit-|rock-ribbed Republican States of sentative must deal. Turned down|sas. Any defection from the or- and rebuffed, many members have against them and their methods. ous blow to the administration. After the member with a_ pet! Yet with Brookhart’s overwhelm- “@® set aside for consideration of unani-| beat the Haugen bill. Tuesday * 3% mous-consent bills, he meets Jim | after the primary found the cloak- «g ' a perfectly devastating habit of the tone of the hum was not en- “ «ying, “Mr. Speaker, I object.”|couraging to the administration, a | That is the reason for the resent-| many of the hard-boiled conserva- 2% ment against Begg. r tives were unfeignedly glad the 7@ according to the Western Rep-| Easterners had been shown that ~ a 2 played out West. Back home, they | ness. 9 say, when you do a man a favor, Representatives from the agri- » you have a right to expect that he/cultural communities realize that *@ Cod Canal should be purchased | next Congress, with some side- Continued From Page 1B. to cease fire. Sputtering shots were | } . (still fired, generally under cover. | is not one of the attributes of a bull moose. He was charged with |28ain all along the line. But this itime the forces arrayed on both “@@ Democratic support; andthenthere | 1. Gisliked my attitude on the “@ were always the inevitable jeal-| trike and are far from enthusi- astic about my land policy. @ of human activity. | 2 ; I hate dwelling on this squalid | the other hand, the —— legge ¢ side of all politics, but there jg|™embers of the party, who were : largely opposed to me during the .- has no trouble in securing | was to tz af pe bil. . © take the place of the Hau |delegation, the Republicans can || East's Grip on Congress Irks Westerners |rules that they want—the give and | tla that long. The cold-blooded effi- ciency of the present machine tray be all right for the earcerners, but, “Where do we come in?” they ask, 'It is on no high grounds of proper |policy that they make their plea. ‘It is politics according to the oid ke of the gouod old days. Even counting the Wisconsin | votes from Indiana, Illinois, Kan- ‘sas and Nebraska, the combined | opposition added to the general | Democratic minority would make a ‘fo rmidable force which might be te Tilson ‘and Snell are the’ two | the corn belt. This includes the | able to turn the balance of power. Iowa is in the mood for such a tees with whom the mere Repre-| Illinois, Indiana, Iowa and Kan- | defection and if the machine does not make a long detour to take itu | 80 i be ganization by the Republicans/care of the Middle Western and eonsiderable resentment stored up); from this section would be a seri- lw estern problems, and does not rn aside now and then. to Iet me petty measures escape dc- | measure meets the adamant bar-/|ing victory in Iowa, these Repre- ‘struction from its wheels, there is ™® rier of the two committees, he usu-/| sentatives are beginning to think ‘likelihood that the East will have [® ally turns to the unanimous-con-|it would not be a bad political |t5 pay for its calculated indiffar- | "® sent calendar, and when his meas-| idea for them to make a show of | ence to the remainder of the coun- “® ure is called up on the special day | opposition to the machine that | try. Everything was easy this session cause the discontent did not de- ‘ee ' Begg of Ohio, who has developed | room buzzing with excitement and/velop until Congress was almost | ‘ ready to adjourn. The machine was comparatively new and tho members marvelled at the perfe>- | tion of its movement—silen?, tre | resistible and efficient. : ; yesentatives, this is not politics as| the Middle-Westerners meant busi- | But it is too perfect. Like all, ‘machines, it lacks senfiment, and | ‘the oil—or salve—of sentiment | ‘makes the political wheels g0 | ™@ whl do you a good turn when you | little can be done this session if | round. | i ask him. the Senate refuses to pass farm re-| Unless something is done to take a | As an example of this, the West- | lief legislation. They are loolt:ing | care of the feelings of the West- ' erners are willing that the Cape|toward the re-organization of the |ern members, the Longworth-Til- | hson-Snell tank will soon find itselt | ‘Be by the Government for $11,500,-| swipes to be taken during the short |clanking and knocking beyond? | m™ 000, if the Rivers and Harbors bill | session. i hope of repair. ; ; ” | ministration is interested only in “ Lloyd George Compares Split | Eastern industry and Eastern fi- E | nance.” “What, in your opinion, will bé = yan Asquith to Taft Incident |t se res |Farmers Will Not Be Fooled Again. “This primary, as you can see, eit J his restless indiscipline. Discipline |, 44 now the war has broken nan | Peo oo we preamp aggeen her pass no bill, or a fake bill me wreachery to his party by angie | sides will be different. presage to sagen. Pama enti te mee tne Frogressive, even tor | Many of the old Coalition Lib-| eve they are getting some 5. I do not believe that ruse will suc- ‘ceed. These farmers cannot be ' ousies that creep into every sphere | On| fooled by a makeshift mit Seem 3a |legislation is a familiar topic of discussion among them, and they ‘understand these various plans I R R O R tied py: Svat sainaed of thecouutien period, have given zeal- | about as pg awe the Congressmen . O Z Liberal quarre} today It may cast }ous support to the proposals er ce wee , sia fake : an Meht on the seonia this breach |cconomic reconstruction which I} the ag cans a - a + OPINION « @ may take to heal |have put forward In recent years. | Dill, ee ee + : | The quarre, tf it continues, will/farmers will be ready to go is designed to reproduce 4 party was outwardly healed years) : he latest comment by the @ before Roosevelt passed away; but | 2° personality. is, newspapers and periodi- | when I was in the States I re- a alized that much of the bitterness | peree Sy ene ey. @ remained. I was told that had|@ long time that “the official | : |gang’’ were keeping Liberalism | ‘from rising to the opportunity pre- @ Roosevelt survived’ another two Y OF INDEPENDENCE, ; ’ years, nothing could have stood ngton Post, {IA for years has been the »kesmiths because of its al- ; And there seems to be holding up to ridicule the jent in 1920. but that hundreds of arose out of the war. It was felt. mm thousands of Republicans would 'that official Liberalism had al- "@ have either abstained or voted ‘lowed Labor to capture the old ark against him at the election. The | of the covenant which, for over @ out-and-out party men still treated | three centuries, had been resting jn the way of his becoming Presli- sented by the problems which | The schism in the Republican | develop on the lines of policy and Straight for free trade, and if the | That will be all, Democrats go to the people on a ‘the better for Liberalism. There tariff issue they can sweep the ‘has been a feeling in the party for West—and the West and the South are all that is necessary to win.’ The writer encountered § this ‘identical idea throughout the corn | ‘belt. Clyde Herring, Democratic | National Committeeman for Iowa, | had it. Dante Pierce, lifelong Re- pu blican, and publisher of the Iowa Homestead, a farm weekly of even greater circulation than Wallace's Farmer, conceded that ‘the farmers had been’ thoroughly “sold’’ on the idea that they are not getting the benefit of the tariff, and burn to do sonrething | about it. y Love by reason of its ® him as a reprobate who had sinned |in the Liberal temple. When the | Philadelphia is spending @ beyond redemption. They had | war was over and millions walked lars in advertising the fact ® never forgiven that splitting of the | out of the trenches back to work- | ntennial of the Declaration @ party which enabled the Demo-|shops, mines and furrows, full of will be celebrated this @ crats to reign for eight years. Even | expectancy that the sacrifices of @ Continued some time after th ‘ & — ory of Vereeniging, and even 1% = +906 Cabinet pro-Boers and Impo- *@ rialist baanair was caaaaee Posen OG | course and to undertake its respon- “@ €r around the table. Honest John | *bilitles. itertainers, They gave Morley and Bob Reid, as he streets and their funny 7 @—— Were familiarly known, never for- minstrelsy kept the popu- | Fave Mr. Asquith or ever really ac- ighter. They forgot their Tm “ePted his leadership. The high- Plague subsided. Tho — i Principled factionists on either side | the March towards progress. "ae Were never truly reconciled. But, | Ne hn ie that dynamic gaiety Gan - 4 ——_— - ‘ust be admitted that in . ae in all these cases, the rank and file | REAL AID FOR FARMERS of the party made it up sooner and | OR THEY ‘TURN TO ving fairly well in this re- \ >» ™ore Sincerely than their leaders. | a : The feuds lingered longest in the, FREE TRADE POLICY F mephitic atmosphere of the London | Continued From Page 1B. ‘Clubs. The germs cling to the) |Tafters and innoculate and rein- Roculate the unhappy frequenters | Seized Mr. Brockhart as their in- /°f these “palaces of luxury and |strument of protest. But remem- P€ase,” as Parnell once stigmatized |ber that it was not only the farm- E them. eras oe iers who voted for him. The bust- Had anyone visited the National | ness men of Iowa keenly realize hever reconciled—not even when _ they agreed over the American 4 War of Independence. They re- F sented Chatham's cRoperation » *ven more than they did his di- ORD FOR GAIETY. ia geles Times. oe French psychologist wants d color into life. He says ould provide pleasures for e insists that gaiety is 4 int for both health and nd women are kept happy hy. Worry and ingrowing the pores for the admis- it flesh is heir to. He ree the plague was ravaging rth century the Govern- ands of Etruscan singers, 'the party missed its greatest op- |portunity, taking a step which leaves advanced Liberalism free, British politics. Liberalism may once again soon take the lead in Ag ae ag * HISTORIC FICTION. a Iphia Public Ledger. 4 Stands in bronze on the Fe r hill near the scenes of ig » old home tgwn of Han- ii Missouri, From that looks the tawny reaches water where the Missis- vard the Gulf.. Not far & in the cliff which leads “ave.” Now, these dream loafed and loitered and ver's bosom have eome l. They, too, stand in »Boer War, he would have seen em.a}l| and the necessity of a stabilized -*©ommandoes of pro-Boers, under agriculture to stabilize busincas. the direction of well-known field|Two hundred bank failures pro- . Cornets, sniping incessantly at Mr.|motes a wonderful interest in ag- Asquith and Lord Grey. If he had/riculture among bankers. There- ‘then passed on to the Reform Club|fore you witnessed the spectacle by the scenes made fa- §G he would have seen groups of dis-|of thousands of business men i their creator. All that 4 Mounted infantry of the Imperial-|joining labor and the farmers in innibal is “Mark Twain | /*t forces firing under cover at an-|voting for a radical. a! is wise in its memo- — > Uwar Liberal leaders. | “A banker, a merchant or an irs pass it is certain te ~ Echo of the Great War. ‘Imsurance man does not relish un- | And the fierce Liberal quarrels |favorable discriminati any more prhich Started in the Great War than a farmer does, ari the West Sid not end when the order caine ‘is convinced that the Coolidge ad-| | mere of an American ~ a ee a oe ‘the most thoughtful personalities | | have a great respect for Lord Ox- | ford (Asquith), they are not alto-| 'gether sorry to see others, who | are responsible for the fact that) they. This split has opened a new | {it was not surprising the farmers | PLiberal Club 10 vears after the (their dependence upon agriculture, | Congressmen who voted for the | Fordney-McCumber act are either protesting that they were deceived, or are clamoring for changes that | will extend its shelter to agricul- tu re. For example, every mem- __ADVERTISEMENT GLASSES DOLLAR—KEIFFER BROADWAY AND FRANKLIN ’ The Guarantced Kind—Sale Monday and Tuesday These are wonderful Big Zylo Frames with most perfect Big 'Toric Lenses. Similar glasses sold elsewhere $3.50 to $5.00. Fitted fr ee by our expert Optician, a |graduate with years of experience in fitting glasses, for only One | Dollar. Special lenses. extra. |for the first time, to fashion its) ' } vision and started a new era .in| | f ; i 17 LBS. Png al H GRANULATED With 81.00 Other Goods. tckion caine. $1 00 3 pounds French $1 3 A Blend Coftee. ea i Goffee 2. --.--.00E Saale pictoot iced real OC $1.00 Eagle Stamps with a large bottle Vanilla 5¢ or Lemon Extract.. Lemonade Syrups, 7 fruit ‘flavors; just add 35¢ water and serve.... 810.00 Engle Stamps $ with 4 Ibs. Cocoa.. 1.00 SUGAR $4.00 4 South Broadway Why Carry It? Order by Phone Phones: Satisfaction §MAin 2552 Mane, Retunaead MAIn 2552 ber of the Iowa delegation to Con-jin the eyes of the farmer. barat the policies and enact-) | Sress is supporting the Haugen- Yet reports today from Wash-! ments of this administration ap- | | McNary bill. 4 vote for the Ford- {ington indicate that the Hangen- pears to have decided against farm ney-McCumber bill has become al- | McNary bill will not pass. The cold | relief at this session. If that hap- | most as embarrassing and painful) little New England circle that de-‘ pens liste nu! } - = . n for th ; > The ruthless way they have been /as a vote to seat Senator New- | . ae | treated this session has made a/berr:. It is the mark of betrayal | deep impression which will ‘st | SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC — Why Does a Hen Cackle? “|. Pride of accemplishment,- of course. She has laid an egg, which in her own limited expe- rience, she considers quite the finest exg in a.! the world. The rooster, on the other hand, never shares het tebe het dtd tA AALIIIL IAAI TT TEL EI TTT TTT Te ARBRRARL RERE RAR LER TD ARR ERE, Dh! * | the enthusiasm of his female companions re- i garding thetr egg laying accomplishment: pre- an ec --ses>-eti nene HALLER’S Bird Remedies ARETHERBEST Grocery, Drug, Feed, Hard- ware, F Stores. HALLER’S 2) F0 God’s Plan of Salvation God’s plan of salvation as revealed in the Bible tg taught by the Lutheran Church: ees es «€=C it. *%Man is a sinner and therefore worthy - > death, “The soul that sinneth, it shall ie.” . _ 2. Man cannot save himself, neither by ' his good works nor by his character. Eph. 2, 8-9. 3. Jesus in our place and for us made full payment for all our sins by shedding his blood on the cross. I. Pet. 1, 18-19... 4. Man must accept this Jesus, God’s Son, come into the world, by believing in Him as his personal Savior. ferring to reserve his judgment till the hatch- ingg season. First appearances are frequently decetvinge Cheap, poorly ground lenses and poorly made frames often look very much like Glasses of much better quality. Actual service is the only - re al test, and by the time you have found out that : “. the cheap Glasses are injuring your eyes, your DR, F. 4. oumnautt vision may be permanently impaired. is Over 30,000 people in the past 25 years have received permanent @ and positive relief from eyestrain headaches and other annoying’? symptoms of defective vision, solely by means of Guilbault Glassesl'’) .— ion! 2. , AALARADEEEL ALLE) aT For Sale at All SOAP SPAR Rhee ees —— lorist and Bird —_ = reliable pair of Glasses— Mable patr of Bifecatl ecomplete—for distance or Le ~- a mr ant $5.00 | reading 0 ROT ees « Frame fer saecbeons a | if Your Dealer Can't I will sell you a thoroughly | | I will sell you a thoroughiy f'* Supply You, Address | aE “PRPS SARA eee eee || F. J. Guilbault Optical Co., 423 N. Broadway | (Between Licust and St. Charles) Placed by Convention Committee of Lutheran 523 FRANKLIN AV. Church. 4165 W. Florissant Av. Ve EEUU ee eee dee aeeane —— — — —_ ———_—__, ———- —— — | ” Seasonable Furniture Needs at Most |) } . Att ’ a )? . : ° . ° . . 812 Paine ft | Wl oe, [ HE first consideration in home furnishing | ne! TMM = NOS should always be quality—quality that will a Sse! serve during the years. ez =S aN & y ' | Aor ‘ )) Bae ' . + . . 5 | | ) To combine quality with moderate prices—to \i make buying easy though convenient—that has 1 mt been our contribution to happy homes. i fi... a i. 1 raf e * | | a, Eight-Piece | tan Dining-Room Suite | A handsome and massive Suite in finely veneered Walnut over hard- - wood in Huguenot finish, with 72-inch buffet, Dustproof construc- | i tion. 45x60-inch oblong extension table, china cabinet 64 inches pons high, 40 inches wide, serving table 38 inches wide. Chairs with sai loose tapestry covered cushions. Eight-piece ear Suite, 72-inch buffet, table, one armchair and $167:5° “iol Sew SURE COIN ods « hoes ass s oe ak Nine-piece Suite Ten-piece Suite (china cab (China closet) *$210 inet and sche aa oh ‘$234 2 of | Windsor Chair Large Windsor Chair with saddle seat. Built of birch; seat of hard maple. Brown ma- hogany finish. Sale Price = _ —i Ee ae ~ —>—7"_— ei Four-Piece Bedroom Suite A Suite of new design with a delightful novelty touch; floral decoration in natural colors. Walnut veneer over gumwood, in a high-lighted Van Dyke brown finish. 48-inch dresser, 48-inch vanity dresser, full height chifforobe 38 inches wide. A beautiful Suite of master 4 50 craftsmanship at a very 64>" I en ge Ae ee ce ee am gee ee OP ee gee ee eT te — Made with spring seat and back : : ahi richly upholstered in beautiful | Special Price «+... ss sss eeeseeeeeeeseeeeeees gg shade of fancy cretonne or blue 2. or rose damask. ° A Porch Rocker ies Sale as Repent gy Bench to match, which can be\ ; ’ a | »/ | / used separately or as extension \\ | D = 7 rg Cy /// Py . 7 : footrest to s 75 2 chair. Sale Pee * feskeds Large Chaise Lounge to Match, $37.50 Mv, oe mY 11.4%ee De Luxe | Big high back, wide, comfortable arm, a soft inviting seat. Made of ,hard maple with spar varnish na- tural finish. Seat is double and of closely woven rattan. Special $19.75 ail iH \ Nae N Rhy = \ price . $3.49 an i tea |S Ut VS SI RP th EFA TROT L ~ YS , F s . Windsor Rocker a Windsor style, built of birch; seat of hard maple; rungs and _ Mohair Living-Room Suite iy sisi "Sarprce “"°* $9.75 ———_— LRA xX Hh So SKS Se a oe \¥ Jal pear -_s- ¢ \wimmr. fi- “ne AIT Ns a VA's A Ax e) 45 a > - % A 2-piecé Suite upholstered in high-grade mohair —plain or figured; choice of several shades. Plain velour to match on outside backs and sides. Springs in seats and backs. Reversible cushions, with Nachmann springs; fancy silk brocade on reverse. ab Tops and bases of frames and $169.75 Coat nek GO, . 66 ick es > e- = te SEY «! » = i . . E_ARNRIERX KX we Gh 3 VIPS Ae - ee ~ ° CERN OLD. Re we a7 , - Ly 7 jit oy FES y + ats me 0% 604942, Choice of ivory White \ "Foye 3 Sef - frosted mahogany or | Uae gray finish. Loose White , e | : : | bite Mountain Frost NEREIAR = seat cushion filled JT" " tee sone eal pi tae, te cre- wip \ Special An all-around and all-metal Re- “= tonne covered. 3 A wonderfully fine Refrigerator frigerator. Practi-:ally inde- | p a , ; at a special and real bargain. Is | structible. Easy to clean be- a three-door side-icer of full fifty- | cause it has no corners. Enam- pound ice capacity, and you can | ojeq inside and out. The wire be sure of the construction be- shel revolve. White Frost it i White Mountain. ss = come = Refrigerator—special price $4975 | *5422 Bohn Sanitor : i Rugs, 9x12 Size All-Porcelain Refrigerator pat as on i ends.” 38 color $38.75 $10.75 RUGS Se . oe —.e es - @ “a%., 1 le s* q “ * oe, $ : patterns ....... rere 9 Axminster Rugs, 9x12 Size In beautiful designs and “$45 00 inside and out—a Bohn Sanitor All-Porcelain |} © with high pile........... ba Axminster Rugs, 9x12 Size . > ' All porcelain, . Ratviaedatee, at less than a hundred dollars is the best Re- frigerator investment ever offered. Holds full seventy-five Good wearing quality, large variety of . | . pounds of ice and adaptable, without charge, to mechanical patterns and 7 { , refrigeration. , colors ...... coce’s gid di iaeaee * a) | = = ies ee = 78 . . . . 1 2 + i. 7 7 sts Pi ae . | 3 . * OE ie ge On aa - 2 ithe OF rs > Mn SORE Vo aes poeta oe SPE, eee hy - =» + “a x Min 2%.

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aan 3000 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——_ PAGE 4B. 7 . SLLGUS FOUSTEESFAILH .... SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE lo, fs === es Ef SS . Clip »§NULNE S-PASSE* ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION PLANS [Twat TO SELL ONE-FIFTH INTEREST | fy F) Ford Sedan G - ? To a man of means, in this new in- Women Ss Hoss Arch~fFitter Shoes | ARE PROGRESSING RAPIDLY | 2253.72 g=e[S) | aa sre sa Ya —— ge) Ne) ee Pee 65c Give a Perfect Fit for the Short, Long, —— Keeps shoes from running over and — —NG@ : ) Solve This Narrow or Wide Foot : _ bumps or nails won't trouble the nae = ~ , | Some of Leading Features Discussed By Bax- §f heeis. 2 == 7 Rh pty 4-4 ricer 80 * ciik-mized Hose with 4 Every Width Not less than $1000.00 considered as ——~ — age i _— 3 es lisle tops. Black and «x Resi rea > Sizes &§% to 10. AAAA to EEE ter Ro Brown—Meeting of Subcomittee first payment. Write me. a, ; ™ Send Today! »: tee, Soca Se ae Every Size “ CHARLES A. SIESEL p/ 1) De nae ' , duplicated. fey fe an — “e mesherte sc ike @ “Buster Brown” silk of «a tie prises Wi 2a to al ee. ee Chairmen to Be Held Tomorrow. 928 N. Grand Av. St. Louis, Mo. tone and bring your give. Mail saaseer 4. a. ShITH. Ser. Dept. A377 628W Jackson Blvd, ~~ a Special ! Special! — Mahogany == Want oS Finish ee ee . +? . a a | , ‘ ’ } - ‘ Le 4 . 4 ‘ ‘ : au ‘ a i . i ’ . 4 : ‘ ' , a 30 ; , mat Wii Ie ("aiit t — Ou a € amps on a Pog . ¢ le: . “ae r*}, 4 - ‘ if ? i . ‘ ‘ ; ‘ Ms { ti roa =, et ‘ , a« « ise i > living Sai partment for hanging clothes. It is ed coters with peily- ee en — sturdily censtructed and m a rare chrome ba~e. es FREE! A Beautiful Lamp With T his Suite! value at our lew price. Compiete . 2a Aes Ne a ae eater a - _ a ae tes . , ‘ . . ye : , Berl laimgeing pee bed a dae . ~ er . R had c 5 ¥ Wee CRE lg RR A CNTT IER WD? ‘ in tality yaw a — ? > 4 RS r PERS Oe. SOT mice te : we : . ; ; e + il seeped . OPT a , . onto : Begs is ? 43 : ‘ — aes om nA 1 es “ne oh 5 MS ~ peta cm, ties ~~ A ay sidpacty lade res at ob pe ae ey wks sai nia MMi OS 7 Apgar: SEPT S av sean -= — a —— caceeeneee aaect rolis. specials at $935. $740. $685 and as > 1 gaa Pek Week -- Piano Bargains -:- Choice of a great number of upright pianos im many different stwies and woods. included wm thrs sale at $200. $175. and as iow «43 Nearly new floor sample upright Pianos, latest s«tvie cases, choie of mahogar, or wainut, look like new and fy!!, guaran teed. mciudead im this sale at $345. $295 end as iow as The cas ahoee iuserases one of the banenful Plaver-ttanse $1.50 Per Week No — Down! —we will accept your present piano, phonograph or other musical imstrument as first payment. If vou have no instrument to iti in we. will arrange the turst payment to suit vou. GRAND PIANO SPECIALS’ ._. Dainty small grand piano, beautiful mahogany $ case. Colonial stvie; just the piano for a small 34 Payments home or apartment; reduced to Beautiful small grand piano, apartment size, . ) mahogany case, cmegnese twenty-five veers; special AS il August . ——— ee wae eee Sen eeseseseere . $12.00 Mahogany-Finsle Live-Wire Special! : Daven T ° le , | je J $45 Duco-Finish 5-Piece | 5 # Breakfast Suite 8 JS 3 @ Attractive If vou've been awaiting « farerable oppertea- i: on remely om ; : re 7 Thi. i. the $ ° . straw, parr ce . sturdy. drep-leaf Table for the well canatres ef turniture that will a Tablie«x are benstifully - crain bands and bows hitehen. Oubne tate a laree tabte Relbver mane aetna eattuiadtens eeeien shed in brown mabegany: when leaves are raiscd. constructed and mean a large of trom large flops, rol te yeu at this price. Br Hitting straig close- Iti} and Shown in sport colors 3 Basemes mec racmnree niet Offering of Men's Of Comfort-Gwing ‘] € Garments that will $250 Complete 8 Piece Walnut Bedroom Outfit : Overstuffed Bed Suite Including Coil Spring, All-Cotton oy Rocker and Bench If , This Suite is richiy uphel«tered in a cood oe. gered age Bee -wage~ —— ¥ and fine quality. at ef veloar. has «a cuaranteed «steel construc na” a ee a ee A, on droeem “nite rou aie gh = y- 8 daverpert. arme hair and recker. other a benet a —~ = o-oo ated . vaiur. “ . nie m= a2 striking haadsome Y-tone effert! Consist« of large dreeser. " ' bow-ond bed, reemy, chifferche and vanity FREE! A Beautiful End Table With FREE! A Pair of Boudoir Lamps With This Switel in this sale at Beautiful grand pianos, Cobsnial and Pertod stvles; chowe of sizes; handsome walnut or beautiful mahogeny cases. regular catalog cetasl prvees. S1000, $1200 and up te $1500. reduced to §$98°*. 3°25 amd as iow as $2.50 Per Week Used Pianos Tremendous stock of used famous make upright Panos. chowe of makes. stvies and woods, sacrfiwed a: 29 a ee va AA EL ALLEGE LAL ALLEL LLL LALLA LL OLD, EA LAR A ~~ + ster en ee give-ewey Pres, 4 pree te Sunt everwone whe wants ro buy an upright Peano, as jouw as $1.00 Per Week two and three better ¢ wide or regular cut tre to 42. Boys’ Two-Pants Suits with one pair of Used Player-Pianos Every used player-piano will be sactificed fer wemedste sale. ail SB -note. tuil ire, beeutriul <ases. ok. mahegens and walnut. com The cut ahowe piere Mest frets. wee usaf ong bench and mus roils. at 5 giveaway prees. Some as low as illustrates one of the daintw $1.00 Per Week | : Grand Pianos a Ma 00 All- yr 3738 95 This Bed ix strongly constructed of ¢ = ie sGact aud: & Gent the am on ed ag Phis ic indeed a -pecial valine. A full 45- Con-isting of continuces pow bed m extra Bed witheut taking up a great amount pound all-fett Matires« with an art tick and finish, all-cotten matires« and link ef space. roll «edge at this low price. included in 8A Stark Bian Gs Se YT .. Manaufectarers of Starck Grand Upright and Plaver Pianes Open Every S. E. Cor. lith and Olive Sts. (1018 Olive Sr.) Evening During ’ r , ; | Seeeenaewiuce cueueueureucusuunusucueeceucusssunsecuusesesceeussuseuccensseescscasecensees —

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——. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pinineienaiaiiaibies SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 See ST-NSTAT CE | PAGE Yi: a sENULNE S-PASSENCG! R é Sedan Giver H) Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. Panieey ‘ = _ irls’ Dresses | oys’ Blouses : 9 ull Cash Value $700.00 if Preferred * es Hose Play Clothes “ : a : to ; alues © Given cway many aut t F . 79 V 1 Fe gg ! will give a test nent vertion Ph 65c ¢ Vatue, at $1.50 to $1.75 Vele. $1 1 $1.25 Values Th 50c pat 69 : a @ “Buster Brown” silk and C if ° 98c Cc an be put i ace eS straigne silk-mixed Hose with double Sentersamae Bes a Wess thea @ 1800 “Model” brand sports an a a voile in plain colors. and regulation style Blouses of prints and polka various cloths. Ages 6 to 1% ee, me. “- - 4 lisle tops. Black and colors. wee of denim and Today! ':", meal Sizes 8% to 10. aki. Triple stitch-. >. Gt: In cash, LEVERYHODY “Rew ARDED. ete 7 Basement ed. Sizes ene. We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Largest Distributors of Merchandise eee Sizes 7 to If years. reall ean ss n r a a 4 - . ‘ . e 4 . y : Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted at Retail in Missouri and the West Basement Basement prices will be duplicated. wry for the é. c¢ Four ioved-ones the joys onal Sa ail amswer at «uee 7 & Sedag * H. A. SMITH. Mer. —— es HY Monday in the Basement Economy Store—The Result of a Very Remarkable Purchase—T his Extraordinary rs SOUS CSSECESSOREEEEEEEy Sy Special ! | PANO ° a a on \\VE Y . q =) th Mee ale o 1 resses . Finish — : 2 TIM Vanity = e m : : VE , y “ang : In a Most Interesting Variety, Models for Women and Misses in Over One Hundred N ew, Attractive Styles, Choice at $8.65 "ee ly finished and y 2 9 : q L his IS a Most interesting event—coming at a time when many women and misses are wanting Dresses of this tvpe—and when they will best appreciate the op- $ 95 . Reape to buy at such small cost. ou benefit by our good fortune in securing them at a concession—and from such an array of styles and colorings satisfactory ; : cnoice seems certain. Io be among the first to select M onday, come when the sale starts, at 9 A. M. es «ff ), a 2 : : vent ? - Styled in Approved Ways The Favored Materials Colors That Will Please of @s Tailored Styles Sports Dresses Eilat Crepe Radium and Wash Silks Sunni New Blue i wee ee proses New Collar Effects Wash Crepe Polka Dot and Crepe Combinations Flesh : Meds | ‘ ‘Yared Models Clever Long and Georgette Striped Wash Crepe C ] Pigg ar Pleated Models Short Sleeved Effects Polka Dotted Embroidered Georgette Y ae Green warts: Darker Hues O /3,0 to you. e ’ oa -) ‘ le SLASHES: | 6) ® . 1] i eS yrC a sn “sen VILLA fp pe: -“* “ms Or enrm « LEME PR oamwa 5 x $i by patton Shige, pane 2 4 vem =~ ‘ hd anther iene an PR ein aR, ASC AST AIRES HARON ROI TNS pik Bl 2S ZZ #4 ‘ o Basement Economy Store ridge Lamps nus Georgette and classe shades yveautiful polys- ¢ base. ee $5.45 rte Important Offering of Women’s Sample Monday Only! An Extraordinary One-Day Sale of 15,000 Yards of }}| | Men May Supply Summer Underwear Needs to Advantage in This Sale | | Import : : $1.25 Union Suits || SH Umbretas || $1.29 to $2.50 Silks Sample $7.50 to $ 4 “LIN —and Silk-Mixed Fabrics, Choice, Yard unior Lamps 2 ful Georgette shades in asgort- ors with puly- e base. = ate , 3 Popular Kinds for Summer $12.98 Kinds @ At $1.00 a yard you have choice of the aS Seis 4% 4, y ,s, hoi Ral 7 cian) ee 15,000 yards of silk, silk mixed and fayon Choice EP. Rego - ee EBL ET & | bak mixed fabrics in patterns and colors now Al. ...6 o on Paragon steel frames and | 90% most wanted, No phone or mail orders. shown in a splendid assortment ‘hl . a Choose from: of colors. The variety of fancy handles is also interesting. : y), i. i" . a i? ‘ : @ Included are fine-striped madras athletic Union Suits with elastic Basement Economy Store iL an “0 3 2000 Yds. $1.98 Printed Crepe de Chine webbing back-bands—round or V-neck style. Also ribbed cotton knit- — " ( gt 540 Yds. $1.79 Plain Crepe de Chine - »\ | 400 Yds, $1.98 Taffeta ie , | | 7 it : i ted sample Suits. ‘There are sizes 36 to 50 in one style or another. A , os 4 ! ($- 4 a ey Special Sale of Women’s “Ye Old Tyme”, Ss SRS , \ 1080 Yds. $1.29 Plain Tub Radium . a = v , 4 e . . . ; s * es Ff | : “ ; | | ‘ | a | : 2 . 5 } j i o 7 7 >» =. 7 - , . er - * ES collection that affords splendid economy, select from them Monday! 1100 Yds. $1.59 Baby Broadcloth Women’s | Children’s Comfor { Shoes ‘4 oF 5 fle ) , | | 1080 Yds. $1.49 Col. Crepe de Chine Union Suits Union Suits Extra SAY .69 hs BARU tS 900 Yds. $2.50 Silk-Mixed Crepe > Values aves mal vy , 300 Yds. $1.69 Black Charmeuse 69c to 88c Values, at 69c to 79c Values, at oS ; \ ev 900 Yds. $1.50 Ce Voile | Suite . 7 . « rror With This Suite s a a oe * ow * @ Well-built Shoes that are : ‘e r : 450 Yds. $1.59 Printed Gorgette “1 | fashionable as well as com- é' ar 3 4 & .~ 4 et \ ‘ fortable. Of black kid, in Aer “fe | 770 Yds. $1.49 Slip Satin | “N one and two strap style, or ~—* ra 600 Yds. $1.49 Plain Georgette Oxfords. Made with tips or ‘a Ait 1260 Yds $1 59 Printed Tub Silk Pincheck nainsook Union Suits | Excellent ribbed cotton Unio: : plain toes, having hand- in straight button or weoomer Suits in open or closed kind. \ t ed soles and support arch stvles for girls. Girls’ sizes 2 to Built up shoulder or bodice : “= oi urn - es - ¥ Pt ~ : 420 Yds. $1.69 Striped Broadcloth 12 years, for boys’ sizes 6 to 16 Styles. In regular and extra sizes. | | ate he diana: ae 7 ¥ | 420 Yds. $1.50 Dotted Silk-Mixed Crepe years. Basement Economy Store ; wear. Sizes 3 to 9. ahearK o 7 ; 660 Vds. $1.50 Woven Checked Pongee Basement Economy Store an ‘se 420 Yds $1 98 Silk Mix ore Ye . $1. -Mixed Bordered ; ADS, | Crepe | . . > > e€ Qa | . Beginning Monday, This Selling of 600 Take Advantage of This Opportunity to Save on These @]| . 300 Yds. $1.49 Striped Tub Silk 600 Yds. $2.50 Silk-Mixed Bordered | Popular Sports Hats Fringed Window Shades cot | he: es 4 ‘hits Bre f eosin eB ke 7 7 t S a ~ 3 * 2 aa ; ee Seconds of $1.25 Grade—Special, Each..... | es ‘ ee, 500 Yds. $1.98 Silk-Mixed Canton Crepe 69c © AY, 300 Yds. $1.39 Col. Pongee 0 Mahogany-Finish : @ This group includes Holland and oil opaque Window Shades, PRT Re unity— on Make the Most of This Oppo y y y Morning in rich tints of ecru or yellow. All are ‘made with attractive scal- . . loped bottom, trimmed with fringe. Mounted on good spring Sconomy Store @ Attractive Hats of good quality \ = a s ' “ straw, effectively trimmed with gros- / . ’ their shape and neatly finished 2 - Mill lengths of 42-inch Pepper | Pillowcases bag. In old rose, Copen, orchid, Nile, throughout English and conservative Printed Soiesette ak mana Baws ~-- 2th preter | ell bleached Pillew Tubing. | 42x36-inch Pillowcases of honey, pongette and white. Regular hout. E ee ee eee - | Limit of 10 yards to a buyef. | pieached cotton, with deep sizes, 36 to 44. two and three button coat models with | 32-inch Printed Soiesette in subject to smal) stains. Re ce Wide or regular cut trousers. Sizes 33 as i rose, blue or green, with dot | Sh : ' Table Damask : mr +“ — peciai, ac . . - 65c Sheeting Muslin and Nainsook Slips to 42. east . f ‘al eum ane ae eng 63-inch mercerized Damask Se eee OE RS designs. an" Rl-inch bleached Sheeting of | with pink, gold or blue bor- Ss skes | Rayon Bed Sets he 95c¢ Value, Hemstitched bodice top Slips of 9 . ohupefeae 4- “* Boys Two-Pants Wash Suits te rga% % ite irae: sears Ras serviceable quality. Cut from | » der. Seconds of %89c grade. Se _ hi Limit of Rayon spread and bolster muslin and nainsook with picot edge and Val. laces. Also some of “Lily | Rayon Tissues the bolt. Lis : | | Sheer Tissue gingham in 10 yards. Yard | in one, measuring 81x108 | | | of the Valley” muslin. All are | double hip hem with Inlaid side inches. In rose, blue, pleats. Sizes 34 to 44. 3 > _ Suits with one pair of long and short pants and middy. Of good quality falnut Finish 4 . é S Washable fabrics in plain blue, plain White and white with blue collar and Ly I e ? ‘ol -~—with y ° ° ° light colors—-with rayon 39c Plisse Crepe 29c Plain Voile | helio. and gold. $6.50 checks and plaid effécts. For Summer dresses, | Yard-wide cotton underwear | Mill remnants of hard-twist | yalue, $4 95 | crepe in white, pink, peach, Voile in white, pink, rose, he- | each ay lee ss ° ae x etc. | , | blue, etc. Requires no 25 | He, ete. 40 inches wide. 15 REE eae es | ironing. The yard.... C Special, yard oe C Basement Economy Store ' Basement Exconemy Store uous post bed in walnut mtiiress and tink fabric - : * 95 . ad s 3’ to § vears. s.. of . / + q * 4 sidipiabiiacniiesccalil | F f ; ag Boe. a Sa a: ‘oe o*. oy z 3 — mn * : cs IR a n re © em on : i ol a ig lel dele, og ll oe ae ene ey lected? ates Bb ee. ee ne Pe a

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 6B ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 i Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. $10.95 Linen Table Sets 4 pe . $15.95 Wool Blankets Offered Monday at $7.85 = | Special, the Pair, $10.95 : pw @ Genuine “Bangor” pure Irish linen dam- * :, | pdb ace ist @ “Zero King” pure lamb’s wool Blankets in ask Table Sets in beautiful patterns—66x66- a - &@ vim eo 70x80-inch size—bound edges, and colored e inch tablecloth and six 20x20-inch dinner q 7 si ipsa plaid patterns. Each pair weighs 544 pounds. napkins to match. Soft finished. Ph Upe. HAE o —T « oi ne ak bi ~ es a Ariee ee: ghar itt neice te lager eR. Ga pw Rae oe “> Charged and delivered in September. We Give Eagle St and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Largest Distributors of Merchandise | Third Floor Cash or $2.50 in Machendne—P ew Restricted Articles Excepted at Retail in Missouri and the West Third Fleer An Exclusive Purchase and the Most Extraordinary Offering That Has Been Made in St. Louis or Anywhere Else, of a For Th ES Zag ’ Rt Pres , Console Phonographs oe aol Se 8 aad i . iS ett : ‘ po 7 te 4... - x ee ae a Pe aga Beginning Monday Morning at 9 O’Clock, Two of the Most Popular Brunswick Models Will Be Available at Very Much Less Than Half - This is the first time that standard-make Ph abe HM Yi | Yip t | Style 100 Radio Ar den Console ase ottael - Poopenctoere tires: hele segahes soit ; Yi” MY, Wt if 4 Mf? ° ° nore YY fff; YY 4 pyre Adaptable Brunswicks Brunswick Phonographs tne" | VIMO YW WY $225 Value—Now * & Formerly $125—Now | i4 if ‘ f } 7 f if th, Af U1 - MLL LL Mla ATL moet ENE » a SS 1}! = = —— \ \\\ ‘ \ \ \ CRAY \ TNSTDAVENNUERRHF | . \ i 2 ) 7 | . : : | ' 2 eee TM ee iN); Sox A Ph he \; y) N\A fa RNS ME Hi, iy) A = Yj \ | LHR TER \\ \ ne | » a y \\\\ al mn} | ie a a | i ro /, «an (iby) \\ie WNL Hil rams pf i ee "a Wy : a C \ii ff \ pees ee ian it : i ea : et \ Me | , RE PRIN AT SER FURR RSI He 4 BIRO oD Sagbegt a se a} pee 235 ASIA PRS ABP 3 A pe ein. -iterhe “ Uh 4 2 BY. ys ~ 3 7, 4 | - / ‘erent enti bt Bs ee ee , a! “ ° os REALAGE ELT IOC POM AEC RANT a ed Le: PSS : BSG he meee as ma o eate’y: Le on m ' gst - ae a avr OS Eo = i eee See, 5G Wi i Wi ity 4 | wu VA ) \ Nt | | $8 Cash; $5 Monthly. $6 Cash; $5 Monthly LL ANY FST Nhe € Beautiful instruments finished in Adam brown mahogany — | Attractively designed Phonographs that will reproduce to : . ——————————<——————$———SCt<‘<—s«~rS or walnut; with the exclusive Brunswick double t ltona, vour entire approval—tinished in Adam brown mahogany or | | large three-spring motor and all-wood, oval amplifier. Gold- walnut, with drop panel and spacious shelves for records. plated hardware. Compartment in rear for loud speaker Plays all makes of records with pleasing clarity. unit. Excellent Brunswick Features Of Extra Large Size : —including double-spring motor These instruments are 39 inches high, and 12-inch turntable assures 391, wide and jli4 inches deep satisfactory performance. —in a pleasingly graceful design. Music Salon—Sixth Floer Monday We Offer This Group of Lessing Below We Illustrate One of the ~* Sewing Ma chi n e S Many June Brides and Established Housewives Will Want to Profit by These Groups of Triple Mirrors Specially Ranges and Other Housewar es Offered Monday—$8.75 to $9.75 ~ Dit J Priced at @ Practical needs for Summer and vear-round use—all at very ———— Values at —— as aaa substantial savings in Monday's special groups. $5 Freezers $37.50 Refrigerators | $ 6 . Z 3 j Y oc Three-quart White Mountain Leonard Refrigerators with € This is a remarkable ——— . ‘ | ice Cream Freezers, with cork insulation and white en- ae ; 7 » ae : '_” . Se “June Special’”—one that 2 ‘ve yp Bee rm iz a” 95 iF ayes will interest many women ball ete e een aren, capacity...... Pe ia. ° § . § who sew. Lessing tour- yo | : $42.95 Refrigerators $1 Hampers a Leonard side-icing R splint elot drawer model. with full- -ofrigera- Harawood } . ———- —H measuring 18x51 inches over all. Also sized sewing arm and au- prs With about 100-Ib. tee Hampers in oval shape, with if 14x26-in. over all upright oval top, etched a tomatic drop head. Set of ane tee... See aah ak, ih Mirrors. Se attachments. (Guaranteed. H | 60c Garbage Cans, about 3-gal. si $6.50 Console Mirrors, $3.95 g 75¢ Garbage Cans. about 4-cal. Upright Mirrors im 12x25-inch size over all. Of mitered Small Cash Payment, Cole’s Ranges $1 Garbage Cans, about 6-gal. Sanico Ranges SS ee Balance $1 Weekly $68.50 $ 5 4 05 $7 Molded Garden Hose, 50-ft.; $88.95 a . . . Value, $2.25 All-Metal Hose Reels Value. $78.95 Se Cam Willard Machines Domestic Portables vot epee i a o. $2.49 oS s hea = x @ Beautiful mitered Mirrors in triple open- ing stvie—framed in various finishes, and i TS W i ad 7 ; . . porcelain finished New Willard ‘tkewing Ma- The very convenient portable left hand sag owt $5.50 Brass Bird Cage Stands, weighted base. . $4.45 Ranges trimmed in gray— chines in full cabinet oak electric Domestic Sewing Ma- reguiar finisn, we “5. si . ps and having rizkt or left case-—a popular style. $48 chines—widely wanted. $58 enameled door panel Glass $3.50 Brass Bird Cages. with screens hand bake oven, 18-inch eee, Peeee. ...--.<: Seay . peived yeast cena. aaa $1.50 Gallon Vacuum Jugs, large open top a eS oe ! ; ; ’ : gas connection. , We Repair All Makes of Sewing Machines Terms, if Desired $3.25 Sanitary Kitchen Garbage Cans : Terms, if Desired Very Satisfactorily. Call GArfield 5900. Basement Gallery Sixth Fleer Our Special Importation of Art ee s around the top; ligh Bi ) models many will | @ An immense variety of pottery, china and wooden pieces of especially decorative tvpes—secured : § at the special price | at concessions which make it possible tor us to offer you this extraordinarily profitable selection. | . | mG 5" ere Nie i= 5 «SARs aiele SES pe hl ale, as ets at PARE es we ; ‘ we Sin. reece abe weaken ages Efe 2 Ra NY Saba tp utah Adem One dwiet Aa - & Pbiban 7 $1 to $175 Values Offered No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Monday and Tuesday Orders Accepted — No Onl y at the Extreme Exchanges—All Sales Saving of .... Must Be Final Gifts and Bridge Prizes Should Be Chosen Here as Well as Artistic Pieces for Your Own Home This remarkable purchase was made by our own St. Louis representative on his recent trip abroad—and you cannot possibly appreciate its varied beauty from this announcement or the illustration. The event will prove a ‘‘treasure feast’’ for the art connoisseur, for opportunities of this kind are seldom and are one-half the value of the pieces.

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—. SELOUIS Pudi “ISiPATCE: SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 PAGE 7B f : Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. ‘able Sets . a Silk Pongee Lingerie ; a . Our Cold Storage Vault y at $7.85 i $1.95 to $6.95 ta I i eat | pal Is a Guarantee of Perfect Safety re Irish linen dam- ; a q these gowns, pajamas, chemises, bloomers | where I patterns—66x66- : oh and step-ins are particularly popular for travel- 4 @ Place youn arp tout ee 20x20-inch dinner tH ft ing and vacation wear—and our assortments , ‘ you know ay 0 ve anes See St eee cea? : are most interesting. Speen - 7 ‘3 again. Phone GArfield 5900—and we will Third e Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in L t Distri : call for garments you wish stored. Third Ficor i aeen rs Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted at holt to Meee ys Wer ge lees ; : Remarkable Selection of Lovely Pieces Prevails in the For Those Wanting I nexpensive but Quite Chic Frocks We Feature This Choice Assortment of D is J l S | Offering Savings of 15% to 30% —Deterred Payments, if Desired : ° CRS ae ot a Rae ee ae Pe p- te —Dozens of Models for Daytime Wear—All Splendid Values at (eht’ ’ Be UREA 3 RCA ED EIDE Re OGEC G 3? EG©eci\c: a f a , 2 fe ve Zan g ° . % Bie © x | ) = , 15 $525 Diamond Bar Pins $750 Diamond Bar Pins | make Phonographs have rT | Y e e ll —of platinum, with 3 center diamonds surround- A straight-row style set with 11 fine diamonds, © regular prices—far less_ |} od F | AN BR pam He WN ed by 30 small diamonds and 8 which weigh in all, 2.12 carats; $595 ake them even more ate | | . | ; Ji\\i (Gi \ & ‘ sapphires; in this sale fm this gale... ccsvcscccones eeeeeces : $65 and $70 Watches a $27.50 Wrist Watches . ; , ‘ — Platinum-top Watches set with Ba as Sates Rectangular, with 2 diamonds @ Dresses that are charmingly dainty and practical enough to be particularly corre 4 diamonds combined with sap- so) FM 6 and 4 sapphires; of 18-k. solid desirable for warm weather wear—with a variety that is adequate to the Sra | ee ee . pet ened $23 45 : 5s . ages hg 2 —seeesanpes ew ovement.... : requirements of many. Plain colors and dotted effects to suit individual fancy. : ) : Diamond Rings ; $2150 Pini [iy ee AHN Value.. $1695 Of crepe pannier (sheer MTT WA: SR sek HM | Gorgeous emerald-cut Diamond as Georgette), crepe de &, ye | } ea | ais 6): «| in platinum mounting, studded chine, flat crepe, radium fit eat aHeN ae) ary -_—" pyrenweres 77 ee op and Georgette in one and fi _ & | AS EET HED $100 Elgin Watches uae star iss - two piece models. tars, ey & keel Gee dis.) |] Ai] Rectangular, with 6 brilliant $150 to $175 Rings $40 Diamond Watches ; diamonds and inlaid black en- | Platinum Dinner Rings with 11 | Tiny 18-k. solid white gold ee ee 35 ) Special . Bo S ash Suits aw BY. 89°-8 @ Summer Dresses for home, pe at 3 4a “Me outing aind\ street wear-—of ; 6 ' t " pears ; - plain colored Swiss, printed Several well-known makes of clearly woven pure : Exceptional Value Monday at. S 9 5 : rae and Hevetian cloth—in =. Tadates thane arid eilteies cal Ge Ca q y j | i fferi straight, rediand kick pleat ‘ : TR Eamaimenatas ates apender-oee eee oes effects, There are various nearly thirty colors including , : : tion of the Suits will further reveal their value. types of necklines and sizes Nude, French nude, blush, beige, rose ¢ Sma A Handbags ; q 1200 } d midty styles 36 to 62. bei ber melon ra shades and elaborately decorated + | -¥9 only—in flapper, button-on and midUy styles. : ige, amber, , gray with-weld dust’ tein : LLL LL LLL LLL * ® ~ is phe eo

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ll hl ti siti et Rt he on nent a et ee ee ae ee 2 ee a A a, it ne Dae s eo Me cepa 6a! eee co . cpimemanmans meine seiebaaacon anne ai a “ . t we: Ay “ Ey 4 . ee “Sk Regie? igh See era ee PE RIE ti Tad ~ " ueas A Raabe 7 Pi A . yee 2 Fy 4 ie st f* 4 * B ; Wz > Pup 34 Be . - > ‘ee y. .2 - 4 $3 4 > oa 4 ‘ : a te $ 4 es s = -F “> md + l¢ igh * “$F } ° f > aS 7s te Ses 2 rf "ai bi rel r Pies & & te ' a > 1 » a e+ 2 e Pal 2 6 . E i os os et | a i * + ae SS % 4 . E Bj 7005 eat J whe BR ch | Soe vhs are 4 eee Kas qa Ole SP ad a tc . Face RE BRE sey alin. Fane Oar et vy pNP Paty Scare, IGA RoR Be, > sedi tied ual Fads Sey aal ah eatin nent AAR Meee eI REP eh pulaie es 4 “ne SURE Saitieine : LLLP OR PLES PLE PARR IRE OE A I TE LAER Sp gags Aa aD acca eae apt sem Ne ARS EN SP ap Rs AT Nag HN OREN PT OL alt ac toe TE RN andre ga RE TE NSE 2 RI ET = SI. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 CR mike. A. Kiesethorst Out of Hospital. E. A. Kieselhorst of 12 South- moor, president of the Kieselhorst he was but his Uff: Piano Co. who has been seriously tia S a ed Piate : 11 at the Cleveland Clinic Rage ko Callie Style Smoked ugar- ur a. ee me tome ‘Pork Shoulders ll CORNED BEEF has been rapid. od VGée value. CHEESE, 1, CALIFORNIA ey WISCONSIN, =; rkKt oe 40-50 ’ e. A real 2c Tb. yy , Qi. NDS . C GANBERRY Pe SALE! SERV ES—t6-02. jar. pene Kidney _ S10 3 Neo, ?t cans; a real loc can value Large Se boxes | | 1012 N. GRAND ' The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT SEER Ss GENTLES' | ft” JUN > SI ache PAGE 8B ili for a month in Cleveland, ae BRICK cueese |p real Se Wi value Buy one Dress and get ’ ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. 6th and Washington RE Mi L EY - L E B E R turned to St. Louis yesterday. NTTA BOY another for ic. ott SPECIALS ahi RAYON “AND FRANKLIN MONDAY oa underwent a major operaticn Bh 1) cieus condi ena | =e Callies, wild Imported SWISS gar-eured and hicker)- VAN CAMP PORK AND PAWNER BRAND LO- RhANS—No. @ size can. 2 A real 10c¢ can aneene = CANS .. MATCHES “10 | SPRING COATS, $2.95 Lowest Prices Our Chief Attraction |PENNY & Wing ow shad a hs ds. a for | shades . 29¢ | “io 7 . ¥ , me ; ee EY ee NAINSOOK 10 ‘te ] Pajama Check a Yds. for. j ' PLISSE GREPE SILK BAGS Lions *1.00 | CREPE DE CHINE word ] s 00 Sleeves UNION SUITS | 4, 00 Bl for Beautiful saci Yrather | Fiber _ d fee Pairs § for... Unien Suits a : Underwear Fiber Socks se" 1 2% — “Sd ° = " _ 7 = >. . - pwers ecru ~ ' rma = ¥ R, z? > = ; ri a — , \ = iv? cn » tes . s ’ ’ " Play Suits Ss ww tent ‘ mare a " $3 Cat Pads, |! navy Art re. : Durtap beck IIxn15 $17.98 is: 30 Rag Rugs, ain l2e12 2 6@r Feilt-Base Floor 39¢ vse Speci] ‘Tuis ecevertne: on a a , Pie€i.e, Owing to oar we have ov present Stock we are givi their Floor Lamp MOVINIG l the people odes On qoportunit, furniture reeds ar Bi Convenient Cred/t Terms! HI HNNNULUA | II HIMNIL AR HOUSE STOCK MUST GO/ AT BIG DISCOUNTS / increasing Business and la ieee » . ts lola Se teoe duapemmmenanaie —T ee RS oor 4. a ire Mh eee 4 na il eal “ pt hs “4 Sgt A ae = wey ee ey Nee ye Sos be Sao ‘oe a gail) ane , . wee we 1f You Are in De _-and have a charge a nt to arrange like at the Denver Dry “Charge it.” “Store Hoars: Daily, 9 Regular $2.75 width, with cole fancy striped mz wide and 2% yar June Sale At 69c—re cretonnes, we At 98c—regular ! with sixteen buttc tonnes and printed At $1.50—Regu! Large size, covere tonnes of better q and patterns. Continuing all) Fringed Wi Size 9x1. Many of the ver} in fine wool Wiltos the leading mulls. an and Legere $5.00, $90.00 and 25 patterns in colors and preferr: Regularly $1.50, ‘ $1.95 the square er

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' —% ; — ST.LOUIS POST-DISRATCH —__ —__, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926__ a ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCE a A ene ; I ce EL ALO, LOM ; 4° “a a Oo Sete PHS ey . : ' ~*~ « ¥ é y =" “~« > what w ca our : | 2 ° : , ieclina.” Shey ‘aoe NO. ~¥ If You Are in Denver This Summer aE he who have trouble ummer Cam * 9 het it | ; - =—and have a charge account here ask our Credit FOR girls 5 or eduicenia all oe the country— outhe - a adds ie a cigs C you can buy what you & iJ are bisted here, also descriptive literatu®e of theny ah a, Seee teee 4 like at t +0 enver Dry Goods Company and Say, and aid by one who has personal knowledge of these : : 4 vanes camps. Ask Mr. Foster, 7th Floor. No fees. ~ _ - een acca : Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5: '30—Saturday, 9:0 9:00 to 6:00 Telephone Orders, Shappers’ Aid—GArtield 7500 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth A June Event and a a Saving to Meet Bale; leet Need—Monday Make the Porch Your Living Room With Great Savings in the June Sale of Furniture Aerolux Porch Shades gly THEN cad : 2 500 | OME of the most extraordinary values Buy on the Diilieiee System = K out the glare and admit every breeze that Folding Card Tables we have ever offered will be found in A systematic method for home blows, transforming any exposed porch to a se- : cluded and shady spot, delightfully cool any Summer $ 1 9 5 this June Sale. There are complete room day. In charming striped color combinations. : : Shieh jel Se 4 — —_— | suites and odd pieces of every style, and of value and appearance. 6 ft. by 7 ft. 6 in., Covered in leatherette, with $ 6 30 top 30x30 inches. Substantial every piece 1s up to date and very desirable. The Deferred Payment Plan LUI il Hh | furnishing expenditures, by | construction. Select your home needs now, in the beauti- p rani. ee — . ss | ae eS ful Furniture Shop that occupies our entire ment and pay the balance a Other sizes from 3% to 12 ft., priced $2.90 to $13.40 up to $59 se ’ P Fifth Floor small monthly installments. Koolite—6 ft. by 6 ft. 8 in., $5.60 Made by the Aerolux manufacturers, these are in- expensive but very attractive. Other sizes, 3% to 12 ft. wide, priced $2.65 to $12.25. 550 Pairs Ruffled Curtains ©}: ra.” Regular $2.75 to $3.75 grenadine Curtains of extra 35 width, with colored figures in pink, blue or gold. Also é . —— A MAA RAIA aaa aivaiwaiaa T fancy striped marquisette of excellent quality, 36 inches wide and 224 yards long. All have tie-backs to match. June Sale of 1000 Porch Cushions and Pads | | ie 1 Two Groups At 69c—regular 75c to $1.00 Cushions covered in attractive cretonnes, well filled, with ten button tufts. Size 20 by 17 inches. | $39.75 $4.95 | $29.75 | Solid Mahogany Sofas, $98 & $1 18 At 98c—regular $1.50 to $1.98 box-edged Cushions Regular $6.50 End Table Revularly $45.00 to $55.00 Covered With Fine Chase Mohair with sixteen button tufts. Covered with fine cre- ularly $75.00 is covered in with book trough. Fin- _. re 1a— - Seamless Axminster Rugs Choice of 3 Decorations for $54.50 Choice of 2 Decorations for $16.25 Inlaid Linoleum sented. enti Wieews. Bus- $19.75 Imported China Set of 49 Pieces | $18.50 Semi-Porcelain Set of 50 Pieces 25 patterns in most attractive | sorah, Genesee, Mohawk and Yonk- . Choice of 3 Decorations for $12.95 | Choice of 4 Decorations for $12.95 colors and preferred combinations. ers Rugs, in patterns well known | On Display—Olive Street Windows. On Sale in the China Shop—Fourth Floor. Regularly $1.50, $1.65, $1.75 and for their beauty and individuality. $1.95 the square yard, for Regularly $55.00 to $62.50 for 42 ser —— $4gee An Extraordinary Sale of Sample Lamps —— In Five — Reduced — at Mri! Aire Ree ee ee a ay ORR Ae ee & i 's G Se ti i or or smoke. . : VERTISING , | Vandervoort s Glass Shop— — oe od ¢) . . Wendeoosneni Lamp Shop—Fourth "on * . 4 Fourth Floor, Vandervoort’s Electric Shop—Downstairs. . : 4 - s Bee 2 | ———— a ian ~ a ' SER RRS, a . : ae . . i Zz og r. a Pe Four Electric Specials ; 7 4 7 ~ em Sey Made by the Manufacturers of E MONTHLY . ae Some \ Universal Appliances A. Faieoiiiadiie : 250 Electric 250 Percolators —." Pietdes Kiddie bf Curlers Regularly $8,50 . ; | (ser bs } be . Lamps * Special $2.45: ° jee ik es) “Anti Bronze Finish : With detachable pie $645 4 ‘ : n ique | ¢ andlongeord. | OS ; Junior Lamps i. “Snowe clasts aioe f Cofored Enamel Lamps tobe , : e my = Luncheon Sets Regularly $500 "|B valed Wik ene. Mottled Gold Finish ‘ {1IFFOROBE gs In Crackeled Effect joTpRle « ec. th aUto- yj a3 fforobe, 5 drawers, q ; Special $3.65 matic shut-off. Com- d cs and many others * es hang. og eta > ines All nickel finish. Com-| Plete with cord and Rit f ; apogee plete with cord and plug. plug. L0G VER one hundred Lamps in this assortment, - 18 pieces of pre ( amber clas in thi tmuch fa- rap 250 Waffle Irons A consisting of bases and shades that have been : | By wz Finch pats, cups and sau Ease 7 $10.00 used as samples. Some are very slightly shop- . seers. ra] a] fate'u’s . ir Slogan | , mine Plates in nh ngage ef- : sla Special fp an WOTITl, but not enough ——— er: at ae bi 3 | ect, in green or am “aakhiians> Y, rea s es an re RUTHFUL Wel 8-Inch Size. ROUND style, all nickel finish. y ness and desirability. ere a y . Set of 6 $1.00 At Cooks top and bottom at one i finishes in these five groups. : s

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It helped my trou ble at once.’’ It is a simple, harm less preparation that removes the eatarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflamation which causes practically all stemach, liver and tntestinal ailments, inciuding appen- dicitia, One dose will eenvince or money refuted. Wellf-Wileon Drug Steres, Wal- green Drug Co. and druggists everywhere. How to Look Young at 50 Plastic yng Al is the Only guick and prac- tical method of Corrers Lillian plaining ¢ (cc t- —s*% ant Witness in the Su lt, Morello. a that she had been induced nurse. 3 na is. the St. Louis fit this and The defense, in the recent suit. alleged that Weinstein perform the work for other wi failed to oh he was contrary whic engaged, and that on the added to the had in retting ths TOs iz 3 statements of fact. Frumbere’s Statement. Attornev dav = : sv Tr hal ) . . ~ Fr in oerTre 82! | yest r- that testimony given by Ran- Laughlin, one of his ners, had been that Lauchlin, failure to tracted for, did his claim dolph misunderstood, and after We render the service not favor paying against the firn the contrary.” said berg. “our firm offered in “On to depostt ., ’ id J }. “ ~ » > . il? New Y Orn ch 3 eee Pe t*i] provided he would su: + . , * THI OOTY | 7” ™ » - _™ - tt | itiadeiie ’ ‘ \ i ~ STein, New York, where the witnesses were. and not here Mr Laughlin never agreed to pay him, but we stood upon his discharge, after his failure to promised perform thi by him, and we refused to have anything more to do with him. The jury's verdict is a plete Vindication of our course.” PRISONER LEAPS FROM CAR WINDOW OF MOVING TRAIN Jack Van Dyke Took Advantage of Diminished Speed on a Steep Grade. _ “ 92 ~ . . » oe te St. Louis police have beer asked to watch for Jack Van Dyke. alias Roy Watrous, 40 years old. who escaped from Sheriff Hrmes Joplin, Mo., by leaping from the window of a Frisco train at Dixon ill. near Lebanon Mo., Friday night. He is said to have a wife and two children in St. Louis. Emploved tn Webb City. Mo.. as a shoe cutter a vear azo, Van Dyk is alleged to have given a worth- less $15 check as a leposit for rental on an automebile, in which he drove awa) He was arrested this week in Columbus. ©0.. and Sheriff Humes went after him. Qn the way back Van Dvke was held at Police Headgua rs r Thursday ingth fo Safekeeping and Friday the Sherif* yntinued the journey with ihs prisor Van Dyke was lying in a sea m the train, his feet propeed against th window sill. and he slipped out o the window as the rain m ? iow ¥ up A \ ~ KAA Humes searched, but found no trace of the prisoner who wis wearing handcuffs. a : 24-YEAR-OLD NOBLEWOMAX MARRIES IMPRESARIO, 60 Lady Patricia Blackwood. Daugh- ter of Marquis, Bride of Henry Russell in Paris. P 4 RIS. June 132 lienry Rus former seii, the Pr r re, » 2% ; - man 1 7a ‘ or OF Boston (inera |} 4 f - L ried yesterday in the British Con > . y &« Ad . r sulate to Lad Patricia Blackwood Gaughnter of the Ma s f ferin and Ava, speaker of Sen- ate of Northern Ireland ra ie ; : Russell is 60 vears old: his " oY ¥ — - ts - 4, He Tie tf | Ty rary i TY Austraiia when he was conducting ‘ > + » one of Metba’s tours. He and his - — | . > o . . . son, Sheridan Russell. tellist. and Lady Patricia, with a chaperone rte eee wo freee . r a ~ an returned m the Ortent last Ap to the Russell place at La Turbie above Monte (“a ria The engagement, announced at that time. caused something of a : > ¢ - 7 er =~ * es ; Stir for Lady Patricia was known woman who would do exactly as she pleased recardless of her family’s wishes Mrs. Nina Russell, the imor: rio Ss first wife, obtained a 4! voree several years age. but has remained om very friendlw terme« with him was learned onitw a shert time ago that Russell alse Denna Chinn has — to ifrom Ww m he is also di vorced. meena | firm) __ SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE{13, 192 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 26 _ 3 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE Sy o> te J ae Sm = ter" Rae ; ee 2a if i 2 : xe oo Pi Bet FE eo c ee as . ribs: Pa ¥ Re i i bi , at oe +. SMITH FURNITURE CO., 614-16-18-20 Franklin Beginning Monday Morning at _ —_ —— 9:30 Shar ~ — = —— New Gray and Tan Finish Flegant 6-piece Breakfast Sef, cousists of ccood size oblieng ex- Toe. Be Consisting of large ettension chair: ately earved —. nish- = edd in biended walnut. ial consisting of large tf an att! d uf ' | 1 - : _ ’ ie 1% y ° \ 6 e. | a $225 9-Pc. Dining-Room Si A Special Concession From a Large Manufacturer “acti eabinet, five at chat r. uphoistered ) neat uDestry pattern. En- tire Suite is finished in rich _*reeeneneetrteeeee* * $325 Walnut Dining Suite — Spectal Manufacturer's Price tahie. china ——- buffet. 5 chairs and arm- 75 A Manafacturer’s Special Attractive 4-Ptece Bedroom Suite dresser with tensien table with equalizing . Phone stide, buffet and 4 chairs. New mirror, vanity, chifforebe and teel-aray er frested tan Utrce Attractive heavy pffe afl-wool bow-feet bed. The entire coutpat stex = : ixminster Throw Ruex«. <ize ef manufacturer was purchased te timish, selid eak construction, Adorabie End Tabies. rich ma- 27x54 inches im «4 wide rance ebtain special concession on this hegany finish. half meen and ef patterns and color combina- Suite eobieng designs. Very durabie construction finiy while «a limited suppiy lasts. Thoms. a hurry. se reu $15 Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet 95 These Rucs will co in will have te be here early Monday merning. —— 7 Martha Washingten Sewine rich mahegany finish. Has Cabinet, 3 drawers and 2 side compartments. Regular $15 eniy $7.95. valine, tay $25 Steel Day-Bed Including Pad 182 Meet Day-Bed with owal ends, round a Ct pests. durable censtrection. Comes with eretenne covering. Opens inte hers connect see — size bed. Good qnality «springs. Beautiful Radie Cabinet, rich biended walnut ‘in- — aa. ns carved strete , a cman . Compiete with oad as shown. ish. comsole medel. Coempartment for batteries tty arene A _-- ae <-— pe oo: aon aia a iTrea.. " aad siemal table. 36 mehes in diameter. QO $55 Axmin. Rugs High-Pile Fabrics $3 3.75 Included are hich-crade Rees wper- cheered from an Kasetern Tanti ferturer SMITH’S that were made te sil at «a much : — Lam higher price There i¢ a wide rance mare ef celers and colar cembinations in ™ 3 sé r \ artes attractive gaiternn with herders. Don't mine a FURNITURE COMPANY trem stands. * ik shades. woeder and Omiy 443 of these beantifal Lames ceuld be obtained te sell at this low sistas ef designs t Bridce ang Junior thet are werth deuble price we are evkieg for them aod wrought ve 60-inch buffet. a larce ob sf $425 Dining Ste: Handsome Period Dagn Beautiful 9-piece Dining walnut frent«. blended walnut) 200 Blended Walnut Bed ¥: & } ae = Peak y BS : Junior Bridge ay Up to $20 4 a 5 PS ety 4 the and Mer es Es na ie: Se &74 a z 6 ies ae ae ae oe 5 ie a) Ad aa = “ a. Sees ; eee tee ¥ ae

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. ae a: ee ait ts oe 1 gas Pe ee A, Big. ; ‘ y ne or me Bie, 38 a ' be EM 3%. ha eee ae rf f ee, pat? . FS i. = a Fan J a a 4 y = f a ke Lf , ; . JT.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926. _- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i . a SEE Can Saye oney On Tour AMR ASS ADNR THEATER | | E HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS AT THIS | pean FOR as ius WE SELL TO EVERYBODY | Our merchandise is of the highest quality and our prices are the lowest possible. Visit ; our large Sample Room or send for our new illustrated Catalog of Plumbing and Heat- ze ing Supplies. wr: Skoutas Brothers’ Building at CENTRAL HARDWARE CoO. Seventh and Locust Near- PLUMBING DIVISION ing Completion. 811 N. SIXTH ST. ST. LOUIS, MO. iS The 17-st 5,500,000 Ambas- ter a * ~ sc _ If you live out of Se?Louia: r — =e isador theater and office building ° | : i J mg es Ps ae — iste ce ect 10% Dac — FT O2-108 + eee 2 Doors West pay usa visit . E 52 Years a St. Louis Institution | GLOBE enth and Locust streets will open If You Settle Your Ac- Coo tee Lee PA 2 count in 30, 60 or 990 , Saturday, Aug. 21, it was an- Days’ Time—the Same li ) Ye a i CRLF gOS 0 OS A We ¥ tha fr ttoy ENTIRE nounced yesterday by Skouras as if You Had Made a ¥.’ Ee treet 6 ae ta, 7 et oO t treet ne we freight 4 our DAY & Bros., the owners. : Cash Purchase. } ee . | | within 30 miles of St. Louis” ¢ . } é “+ + t ils ila i ea 4 Bee EE FA eS gic sg cart Bi +. eee Keir. tes y 3 : eee 8 Raat tp MR ae ae See i at co te he | Yididea Oa rl ~ ne rg. 5 vm ey: See Ef Pea => a Ain ‘ees Wey \ pe a ae csc eg Nines % EE ri “st Nos. ® mente a el tiie be ie nat) Allin ee . . \ : ssa yor > oy lnc ‘STOCK Wrecking of the old buildings MUST BE SOLD |” the site did not begin until May eo 1, last, and the new structure is @ | . 3 AND yr: RS ahead of schedule. Favorable m : >}~ YOUNG rin Unmerl wits weather and labor conditions made war we ESS 'S [ g fast work possible. The shell of , —— . Several htindred up-to-date styl the theater is finished, aneeenen So | } SM Vie in Mohair Suits. Beac work is under way and exterior : , | ; fe | } \¢ 7 and colors in 0 ; ’ , brickwork is nearing the top. ~ ) Go Py ¢ ‘ ? oe th | © ee ee eee » Ptsing A” Suits, Tropical Suits; also blue and The first six, floors will be de- brown striped Serges, Cassimere and voted to the theater and the re- i WP y “ RQ LU ‘2 B } ? 5 5 : ae aw - = a E Tze XS OM ~ Tw Suits. Seersucker Suits. mainder to offices. Entrance to ‘ we G the theater lobby will be at the - % Your Choice of Suits : L corner of Seventh and Locust. The : gt. ‘\e Sa. | PuncHase & on OVER ee cage Kad eaik atch weet obede | _ CASH OR For Dress Wear or Work ing into the auditorium which will . “ J | a '. OF - CREDIT rant : ¢ etna a’ te run north and south with the stage |B Se fata, A / ’ SILKY MOHAIR vous" 2-Pant SUITS Je : wel op cena Ln eplolin gees as Ber | iN Wy Genres ae AT GOLDMAN S5ROS face on Seventh and Locust streets. $25 Nerges. Worsteds. 150 The theater will have 3200 seats ) , a VY = Ait Ss Beh A Ae : : pf . “¥ Jy - ~ : Ne, {i S Uj | T S AS ™ nn pega on the main floor, a loge and a | G ‘Ss ae pau ” tt ’) au of ee Panamas, Ete. balcony. Skouras. brothers are Sp ; , d un Double- breasteds oad $17 eee oe and single- said to have abandoned plans for Se et cae ic a Bee Priestly & Farr breasteds Shay viauiad tedaiine’ othe 7 —— —_ ; : presentations do not “go over” well | be leitheturers Bipenc ens ANTS || Boys’ School Suits fH) /° p00": Clip This Coupon This Coupen Is Werth & y J 5 buffet Mirrors : Plastering and decoration will dred We will deduct $25 from the price of any We will close out hun ~ be followed by the installation of . and ~~ It. to Goldman Bros. Living-Room Suite you select if ‘you pre- Hork Pants + ooo = BIC of good quality light and j sent this coupon at the time of purchase. seats, draperies, stage, projection dark colors—your choice, F;roOm equipment and cooling sys- | KNICKER LONGIE a.) tem. Spiros Skouras, president of a i Skouras Brothers Enterprises, is . irae SUITS |. SUITS nae: to: laa‘ Aapetin, mepecialteg ba Pe Ei ee Kroehler 3-Piece Living hd Long Wear. 2 65 425 with mbvie stars to attend the! i . o Mel (: ; SISTG ee | | opening of the theater. let sai ANNI MI Room Suite—R 3.45 Pencil Pencil Stripe oe . (vn? in ag ~ TH & ee “ae gad plain _serees, | a MEN'S i bee ; G PARKING RESTRICTIONS FOR | | e frames. Inclided is special ship- SOCKS C | 7 7s COLLARS ALHAMBRA GROTTO PARADE Il (fxa( 9” \Pinioe : ie . (IGE $22.5 Value lays ago for Our Furniture Manu- Mine grades of Worsteds, — - 83 A Number o Streets | ep es f - — Meserees, Mohai ty) 15 ma ok Bathing Sults, 260 O er vane a. ms oth a 4 | Clue Bird Dinner Set Included All goods are marked in plain figures. ‘aes worsted} pat end | " hay a Ry Meet oe are Ree tye ne A ; xy * iy fe Oe SU ha Re matte Pe es.) ty ee NS : : ee ee, Os ta cn, BP, EOS ANE) Sag, VON ay oe ae as ak * ee a NE SE i a fa ee gh OR Oe : ks, hs ad y as I BPP os : m0 eS ee Prk: oe By ee! bare ae ke eet Ae sty pet 2 « RS feat eR ES ties oo. et y 4 1 Eve tee. ee eee eee i, é. ev EOL eA ONT ME Set eat one PR a cnet 4 4 sah ag 2 x de ‘ - . MAS S atlikeaii cali y lirrors in assorted designs, mitered id - ‘ By a gin ve Mia) ie a i a aR a Be: ach cloths, Flan- Y's BOYS’ FANCY Tuesday. Vj; : P TS : n ds, worth up to $5 SUITS. 45¢ -CAPS 25¢ E Acting Mayor Neun yesterday F oS \ WWW A beautiful living room during the rp Are bedroom a : : signtd a special ordinance prohib- \ hb r part night — davenport opens 4 Men’s Blue Work Shirts, 35c iting the parking of vehicles Tues- | | \\} i} into a full-size bed. This be eralls Te eens AU eames. sie ob abo rpemeethindy ow artis smclinagent ss: i HiT HM i WANA Suite is beautifully uphol- ’ cale Blouses, IC | Knickers aoe route of the Alhambra Grotto'® i} } i} \\} IN} tT | stered has loose cushions um pers 1.50 2-Piece Flannel (Masonic) parade, and adjoining Ay! | , : . " mp 220 denim BASEBALL SUITS streets on which the lines’ will WY TA | | A indestructible spring con; form. The provisions will be in . struction—and high-grade Men 'SPERGALE SHIRTS UNION SUITS effect only from 9 a. m. until 6 : workmanship throughout. p. m. for the one day. , : some gum ere a shoe SHIRTS | meen |G Under its provision, no parking $10 Down—Balance Monthly Dhawy sinh dager sei Gon eat ag basal eee 5 2 Pah a - nie, .* ae pene ae ‘ Lge 74 ba ee Free ee rot 7 ih w Nab « re ae witil be permitted on either side of ors to — from. the following streets: Market | from Twelfth to Fourteenth; Twelfth from Clark to_ Olive;

ota 2 3 PEER OFFERS $5,000,000 IF =) FES marepingein Pretest my bre | 2: LLOYD GEORGE IS ELIMINATED : Monthl ion eee | 4 | Hi $1 Down—$1 Monthly $1 Down—$1 Monthly THREE STORES: 6230 Laston 1438 Salisbury ah x2, . - - t ; ooh » ° ia £ fy ie oe i - r “ - id . as > ? q . y » : r Fe = 9 5 , ; 7 “adats >) - y , 4 “ tye ot apr . y ; Sah : * os eae oe oS “ 2 Oe 10.0 fay Ae - “ n ities - ~ pe’ r ctr ° ee “ ica: OF , a x satan - 4 “ " ° iG take Pee AIM TERA fel erare) deeek,. y RY | te a 7 2 ow . Pe ’ + yagi Y aes i a ! A a ww", os ¥ A ? 7? +. eee Mae ne : : Mae ER At’ Pe yt LE Fao ae ‘™ om 34 Lae ly ss ORR is inde be Se MeL to, feat Agee ft PRES AN TRON 1 ga ED TAPER, ee ' RN AGO Te ON Da VRE hs Beitid POOR ie ae Mae te e : ; Te Fe ye 4 iS el a ue ke ‘ rs ‘ * me By the Associated Press. LONDON, June 12.--A political | Cartons; Dozen flurry has been caused by reports | With Every that an unnamed Liberal Peer has/| Pound of Rich 9 > 5 ) . Valley _40e offered to donate $5,000,000 to the | 19-Lb. Limit party funds on condition that Da- |} >] ee . rea © Sn a aie RE ee ee Yee y » . % a pn aw, ee Fs ~ ? . ae EM Ce SS iS : eZ 9 % jan Nay Oe on? wy tal oyk j ee f OEY BGO II A NF SLEEPER ET, RY MEME * o40 ue vid Lloyd George, the former! Premier, cease to he associated | 4 * if ° with the organization. | . It is understood that a memb or FE RICAN ‘of the Liberal candidates’ associa- | AME tion referred to this report fn las t | night’s meeting of the association M A : Los M A L T and asked whether it were true. | According to Lloyd George's | A pretty couch during {* e day and a ‘supporters there was no direct ‘aga comfortable bed at night. Large 75 nial of the story. | Side-Icer or Front- S-¥ tion nena % ST. LOUISANS 18. CONVENTION | fs Icer Style--- | cial ‘Day-Bed 1 9” e. a oy 4 ae c 2. ¥ a Ome *” Lh 2 oo, a Se TR? nH i 4 me ~~. = S wns es aie * oe ee St. Louis railromas 3 Wil he repre- & br bdg pad sented at the thirty-third annual | f BUCK’S jor... convention ofthe American AssO- 4 , | clation . of Reilroad Superinténd- | GAS RANGE / $1 ‘isi Monthly (ents, which open. Peed at Mon- | |treah Edward dy Harman, assist- | Liberal Allowance for Your 3 : ar | tant to cenerd? mahager, of the | Old Range Chifforobe : Terming! Railfoag Association, is | , erful & . ; COUPON Lpriit@dst of the’ aegocialion. naif | Te Nongertul ) “ 320 + Dealeitt Maeda Good Only dune 14 Py. Réthsc hild, also of St. Louis, 3 special lea | ¥ $ 4° Jy i é | Stay oo the rte cre white ene] A IT | 9x12 Velvet : Safety on the roads, in the shops, | are white en-| ff 4 it Fo Excellent baker—four gas ——— " . FREE! a8 and at the crossings will be stressed | & amel lined | ait ¥ —large oven. {] 1 -- ~F * ale ey oe ” in an address by T. H. C: r of | easy to keep] fj , R . Carrow of | $ Worth of the Pennsylvania Raltroad, who! ™® clean. Great- $1 Down—Balance Monthly * ; ] kc ba on Eagle Stamps ‘heads the Safety Section of the | est ice savers a | - & ‘ ‘ - : w - | American Railway Association. In | on the mar ; a — Spacious ward q | 7 J a piven with ipa pound | addition to the American roads, ket; have . robe, five deep a Regular $45 Value for 7 7 ; | Aiea ~ ‘ , * * } ; l the railways of Canada and Mexico heavy wire a : | ee EVER-GOOD , | also will have representatives. movabil ejf§ arge ; yee eee | shelves with : make this These d@oft, silky pile | 2 | 407th Infantry ‘Reserve Dinner. a nickel‘ ' | ‘ A Chifforobe a ) Velwt aa COFFEE | A dinner and conference of of. t rim m ings. pees , dg: real pleasure [+ ; in several u | | a oi ificers of the 407th Infantry, Re- See these Wir —— > to own. Rich | patterns. On special S50c Lb. ‘ ser ve, will be held at the E! ks 7 Sanitary An = = | ~ =. > $1 Monthly walnut finish. sale at et “eee eewene t Tuesda t 6:15 , . S a | anantinpee nee e th ihe. = ee Big reductions; over 100 patterna. $7 9.75 | 1 L 3 The meeting Ww e last | on sale. We quote a special price on this t oman | s Down—Balance Monthly Z monthly conference until after the | } Ppro-Lino; square yard, 8c. - , pam “oe OR summer encampment at Hannibal, _ SEVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DISPATCH WANT be in October. Col. E. J. Ment OLDMAN BROS., 402-04-06-08 OLIVE ST 255 are BUSINESS BUILDERS. PHONE your ORDER,.. - Mahon commangs the regiment. - : ; Bo ; ; %: i '

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% - ‘ be Gee Se i ie i ae " ate ds 4 7 : oo gale 3 d, : * a , ‘ : : | a janine aiianisibdtediiahtateshpiaiaintia andgucloonmeimnaedsatieoege cas ‘ | : - - E ' | == v . - ThH 4 | : eas ee oe ST LOWS POST-DISPA ———E—— : PAGE 2B __ ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH SAPs Aer ee OE ee, Se —_— OLIVE S1 | Soenuesteninesieamnteniameeseunsanmmennemnneed nn & CO mee - To - . Final Week! $27.56 Steel ¢ } u of wn 4 ~ hig | Final Week! “ROY AL”-Adler Console | f } 2JRADE WN — — JUNE DAY BED AND PA a2 f re) ed 7 ilacesensnaeemnalll i coieeeeniinmmmeemal ‘ | sear Phonographs $975 Enamel YOUR YOUR OLD — Customers BRIDES | =" m — 4 See $155 model— ~~ $64. 75 | CRIB ~ Furniture ~ ere ee Final Week Sale Price —— a | a ~ fet sale prtve .......- he ‘ , i urni } amine - shoe —" thie te avell mage ME $ 85 en se cl — 74 5H EA ey : a - Sake o tet of the fers: |] the thas se’ iar . | | = a meant ES $F .45- or ee FURNITURE & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 4S CRASS HOME : t W sale price aut Geo | Rush Your Mail A FITS > metal Day- ; | | .—Str at / eengers is being arranged ¢ ; a ; | i . Mew York by the , semen x“ a | | ; > jiread. . E | - 2 ose is prepart . 2 | 4 od ope ration Rept. L of a 3h : > | } FURNITURE ever which wii €arry va sa Only one week remains to share in thd most amazing bargains in GUARANTEED k!” Alterations on the adjoining a vee Baltimore -f , offered! We have made full arrangements to take care of record throngs this last and final wee e are slashing prices in a manner » minal at Jereey jCer =. | building which we leased commence soon—not hing must interfere with the progress ofthe a rs so W ‘amazing bargain opportunity will be over. ce Nop Jersey. to pei ea | never before equaled. Be amongst Monday’s eager, enthusiastic shoppers—remember, only one more week—then this. | > . porr and dower Manvartan. ie | ( VLEET - "aod, trameDer ‘them fe % ; .. F is | = F eature:— : | ' 2 4 ' This innovation. which si en ce | : | n win Pr Tt. on virtually to eliminate han a iT CHEERFIA, ’ | ‘ ssity of huge stations | oe | i \\\\ « | me ing rooms in central par a | # : ! ° 1) 4) : ' es where real estate value: a | | Convenient \\} | remely high. may be a re a Ff | : —— ary step in certain phas 33 . 7 vi 44 pvr ; operati i | CREDIT | Mu S54 Been oneraston. amare ae | | — —— } Via’ 3 {22> ‘Ohio is not a matter of citol g : 7 | ees oe eR eee FS ictated by the necessity a ; : Perainsy " v~ a passengers. ene the hu ., " eae Pye r ne ederal cor y , i $42.50 Sxl2 Fringed | " Vat eae = : « hamper the. ‘geod x : Soha ‘ | oe ae ‘for business to and yeskcee A uF | New Venetian high-lighted walnut effect with satin wood RUGS | Final Week at..... ) iS Se ik est city in the country” | oa | overlay panels—genuine 5-ply walnut surfaces—genuine | nb- Danae wing fireside = = The busmes wording to de mi : ull dust f. boxed im dovetail | chet armchair—all jloos is need. It » understood . c Page 2 SPECIALS SPECIALS | 7 3 | SS ie | $15 50-Lb. $75 “Barbara Jane” Layer Feit and Cotton 100-PIECE : , : a MATTRESS DINNER SET This $225 All-Loose Cushion COIL SPRING « : — ‘ . . ~ e | _ gs Pictured! $275 Four-Piece Vanity Dresser g 85 . 3D BED-D AVENPORT SUITE $ | BEDROOM “SUITE — § g acid apn eonteale stant aia aa 24 Tabie. ~ , : ¥ =si6 Final Week in This Sale at ........................ Sorz cote and Geenfortabie, —— a individual stoma Gait, te match. Nechman spring-filled cushions. Velour E hgh eS Se a ae an. ~ : i — (Lew-boy can be had in piace eof chiff@rebde if “~or tO» : . TT) : i $27.50 Heary Steei $24.50 Armstrong's | M at = | | Coil uit eed VW ih: 3 € d .¢ | Spring a RUG ' yl ATT) tt | : 2 o = | . at PT | - | | $Q.85_ 6 ‘ as one f ‘ : — _ = Guaranteed for 28 Years, siasiiell ; os nant - is aia S65 All-White METAL fully guaranteed quailty. : se RM, wed ATOR bn oe = | | Refrigerator on = if | > ‘This $165 Aftractive Five-Ply Walnut seaaiiiiioee Final Week at r EN” ieeemnians - é © : ” ine-wall cenet ruct ion ee i ha BEDROOM SUITE : 80 caiee eae Ta ei ee | Final Week in This Sale at _~.. 7 7 ve eee ice capmctty. 66) As tur $205 Gennine Five*Ply Wainut Piece. | Tf Re sn Bodh attractive fult-sise aimee Sentara toktome Pin ster guckot apie > = Inhed im blended walnut effect. (Vanity dresser pr extra.) oercmeeree es 60 64004 = deer makes this Refrigerater f- ™) airtight. Va DINENG-ROOM SUITE $ 1 Lit Exquisite effect. G@-inch buffet. extension | * ic menasurime 45 inches when clesed) Five tapestry a . chairs and chair. : ee aes ee Be . $23" Five-Piece Enameled eas : : ae —a As... Se ee 14% a Attractive —™ By four euieum : 7 $85 Semi-Real Porcelain Bed Open - ~ | BUNGALOW oe >. s a 4 As __-18 Pictured, $60 “Duco” Five-Piece “ : $87.50 Beautiful 3-Piece Full Kidney Shape RANGE : Fi Set ms : - Breakfast Set : : This $135 Loose-Cushion Three-Piece Reed Fiber « =. | Final Week in This Saie at S lend Piece Suite ' Sera — $77.60 | Some coe $517.35 - ‘Eiece Bed-Davenport $@ -. | ante bee Se We ‘ Pinal Week in Tits Sale ct ....................... | or eae = Bed-Davenport. armchair recker te match, — S : : | inane ne lowe Pn on —— aoa. a ~OLID “OAK - a ote po 1S-iaeh men: eveteune coverings. oration = sesame -% 4 | ce ae : me VEL EE OOS 1105-7-9 OLIVE ST ew WELCH & CO Bo ste ovine se nace

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Louis to House Springs and return, O14 State road, which is traversed for eight Railroad. 7 ) OSs Oita. stdin eee Mit. ' et, a ee” * pe i, BE SEES ae Rae hg Oa ee Ries oer miles after Manchester road is left st operation Se ot: 1 of a fleet of - BS 7 : | ph as Bernese PP es sca Ben picturesque scenery near St. Louis., ges Which will carry passen- From the tops of high hills, which from the Baltimore & | Oh lo are accessible over winding gravel inal at Jersey City, which it ———— : a es Hi Re Bi ac SE RR NE EE i Pee roads in good condition, but so rill! occupy with the Central] Rail- | THE MUCAER STUO/Q SPRINGFIELQ Bi o pea: Se Raa na ¥ fee ie Pe ae oe eae steep that they must be made in pad of New Jersey, to scagagan tec : Above—Automobile bridge over the stream that runs from Big Spring into the Current River. Upper | ae e | second gear by many cars, one sees per and dower Manhattan. . he} Jeft—Big Spring, cliff and cave. Note how water surges up from under the rock. Lower left—Bridge | a colorful panorama of the Mera- wsses also will pick up in New across Current River in Round Spring Park. mec Valley country—deep, hazy valleys, league-long slopes of mea- ‘ork passengers for the West and : ; i } ees “TRS - ; a » ¥ ¥ * : ae : beth and transport them to the | A highly enjoyable vacation trip, some of the most picturesque scen-|spring in the United States, being. eR Fg RR Be, ‘ PSO REES oes ieee dowland and masses of verdure. In ting trains. of three days to two weeks is avail-| Ty in the Southern Missouri | surpassed in size only by one on the 9, a we 5 Be ee Bo ‘\the background more hills blue ’ in . . ' rf - + : rir - “ a Ss . _—_ ' ‘ ay e . P on J os = | aie & (a . = re a ne ; f This et which is itor lable to St. ‘Louisans in the Big ctaechn eee a Biers pobre — oe gr “ : lorida. 3 pit to. ior : &: z e x and faint in the distance. | vy to eliminate the! a | anc 9wWn dale, aroun: J ‘ng! genera elief, it is larger than ve , RES Re eee ie Gi Se on virtual r |Springs region, northwest of Pop-} cliffs 1} » oreats 1 AP be, bos Se Waa st ~ 2 ae } pte | Bae i or ee 4 Dae’ Worth While Climb. 5 ssity of huge stations and C & irougn orests and across Mammoth spr ing, in Arkansas. > . ‘ “ike one aot : = 45 Farther on when traversin Bald iting rooms in central parts of lar Bluff. It is especially to be | the beds of tiny creeks that scarce-! With an average daily flow of 249,- | enREEEEEE, a fe ROLE OMe : Hill road one suddenly pee nan sm, ities where real estate values are | commended to motor campers. It !¥Y wet’ the wheels of one’s car./000,000 gallons of water, it hag) | ge aaa Be MO eee GON ge Beige Loa Bee a ee sgt Ramee in -thé d to find direct) e ly high be a revolt ; Here Bne can travel mile after| been known to belth forth 543.-. ERE ee 3 : catiegage eee A - Seed see ai tremely high, may be a revolu- offers good gravel roads, beautiful ite | | nT EO he OY FRO: ce oe: i BN ahead, the magnificent bald dome Henary step in certain phases of | wD a . en ' mile? hemmed in by mountainous 000,000 gallons in 24 hours, .¢- Br OE I ES IS ET a TAE HUC. TUDIQ. SPRINGFIELQ of the hill from which the road jroad operation generally. and widely varied scenery, fishing) hills and woods, and never come/cording to State Geologist H. A. a RS UM eg ee io mene © sand takes its name ' The move by the Baltimore & 4nd many interesting sights in) upon a homestead. Occasionally.) Buehler of Rolla. : | 7 oF ce Oi ae Oe Two days might profitably he pated goede if a trudge up the [Ohio is not a matter of choice. It | addition to the springs. however, down the road comes an Watér Roars Out of Spring. | : % ea : SPORES REP, SORy- RENE: SP ae eee | hill to its top might be worth the tt cian by the a: oetanate ¥ an A This region has been thoroughly Ozark farmer ast ride a mule or: Long before the park is reached ee ee 7 al eke ig = ae the spring, there ares yet 5000 effort. The experiment proves a 4 passengers. prcctea the war | mapped by R. H. Hall of the Press! tourists from some far away State.sine surrounding cliffs is heard. ai So Tie, SMe in, ag i : through, steep cliffs and rolling on every side, is unfolded a. coun. wears, and under Federal control, | Bureau of the Automobile Club of At Rig Springs Vark. The Birg Spring. in finding egress . ; . PE ES hillg.to be climbed, and many ime tryside riotous with color, through |} teresting nooks and crannies to be which flow two rivers, the Mera- the Baltimore ,& Ohio and the} Missouri as ‘one of the series of The Big Springs State Park at from ‘underneath the mountain. Pennsylvania lines both used the/tours prepared especially for the Van Burea pruvides the first cen-' comes out with force sufficient to REED BROS STUOIQ POPLAR BLUFF MO. | explored. Of especial interest will mec and the Big River. Pennsylvania terminal at ‘Thirty- Joint Teuring Bureau, which is;ter of int@yest. If one arrives at!throw boulders several yards, and (feet wide, catches the. water from,house for tourists. To the ri PE he a fissure in the cliff overhang- This trip is one of the vicinity Wourth street. After the roads : maffhtained by the - Post-Dispatch | Van Buren in the late afternoon, the noise of the churning waters Is the spring. From this the waterjof the bathhouse the State right | ing 0 SOE = ae ee eee tours prepared for the Joint Tour- memwere turned back by the Federal | and the Automobile Club, on th the evening c1n be spent at the | almost deafening. Whitecaps ride! enters the Current River which |tains a commissary, where foods pene Dave. 2008 ee Pee ing Bureau of the St. Louis Post- weeilroad Administration, the Bal- ground floor of the Post-Dispatch local hotel. Of if one hasgamping 'the crest of crystal clear’ waves|winds lazily through the’ bark may be urchaged. Near at hand of pounds pf honey, It is estimat-/ Dispatch and the Automobile Club f timore & Ohio continued to use building. A complete log of the paraphernalia, he may use the biz | ohurned into. a maelstrom by the! On the banks of the Current | { Honky pont rouné : ; das oe natives Set Se ere eee by Robert H. Hall of mhe Pennsylvania terminal at ajtrip was got up by George Drum- Camp site in the Big Springs Park pressure of the spring. A pool, in River, in the center of the park, pe h to sceeihatiliane Bement Sng eet |e George E. mental of $1,000,000 a year. The; mond, head of -the Automobile free. ~ Bea places 50 feet deep and a hundred the State has built a modern bath-/h ms ic ioe t i | Centi we ase was extended to Sept. 1, 1926, Club's touring department. Big Springs Park is five miles - undred campers at a time. entinucd on Page 4. ut the Pennsylvania management The State highways traversing Southeast of Van Buren, over a Weciined to renew it beyond that | the Ozarks are in excellent condi- Winding road so narrow that pas- | a me. ' tiok, Continual rains cause no Sage of two cars at one time its ; The-bus system is the answer of | | change in their condition, as they :!™possible. At intervals areaways a resident Daniel Willard of the 'are of gravel and carefully main-! have been cut out alongside the Baltimore & Ohio to this decision. | tained by patrols which cover each road, so that one car can sidetrack By J. C. ROYLE. ) NEW YOR kK, June |}? . Street to ‘paiiroad station delivery of pas- Rweors is being arranged for in York by the Baltimore & Ohio - « “Which B. & O. interests felt would | section at least once a week. while another passes. The Hign- p hamper tho.rgad zreatiy,in its bid How to Get There ‘way Department plang early recon- ce business to and from, the larg- | : eg ; structiom. ofthis road. Kor the; Cl Leaving St. Louis on State High-. greater part of the distance the |way No. 9 (Lemay Ferry road),' Current River skirts the roadway. one motors 163.7 miles to, Peplar The -riter is. Axceptionally wide Bluff. For 67 miles south of St. here. That there ts xzood fishing | Louis the highway is of concrete. jg evidenced by the large catches Between Flat River and Poplar fishermen bring in now and then. Bluff one of the finest stretches of A fenced area of approximately gravel road in. the State is tra-| 5000 acres of virgin forest. lefty | versed. hills and bald cliffs, makes up the Krom Poplar Bluff to Van Buren, State Park. which was acquired a distance of 42.4 miles, State learly in 1925 at a cost of $25,000. Highway No. 16 is followed. This, The chief :attraction at the park road is likewise of gravel construc- | is Big Spring. It gushes forth from tion and is on a par with that an unknown source at the base of 7 north of Poplar Bluff. Between/a 300-foot perpendicular cliff. and Continued on Page 3. | the latter city and Van Buren is'is shid to be the second largest | ol a i city in the country. The busses according to details the plan dbtained by the writer zrom a reliable source, Will be car- Med across the North River on fer- fy boats. The present ferry equip- Rent of the Central Railroad of. pew Jersey is not deemed suffi- mnt to handle the double traffic, p four new Diesel-electric ferry- eats are beiffg built by the Amer- man Brown Boveri Elect#ic Corpo- Tation at Philadelphia to supply Anis need. It is understood they at A DIL SP | Te. ¢ 2 x | RING 4 ; (a ; | THIS advertisement is written for those zens who are going to spend around a tho lars for a motor car—and who are going to insi8t that they get the greatest possible value for their money. Vision © peer, shits lever is within easy reach. You can steer No motor car ever built, at any price, provides wider the New-Day Jewett with your finger tips—and drive ' ‘ or freer vision than the New-Day Jewett. Slender it all day without fatigue. Sturdiness pillars of sturdy steel, replacing wider yet, weaker Engine i chassis of this Jewett is solid and wood, and a wide sweep of glass—completely diminate The highly perfected and wonderfully simplified en> ry yao a car twice its size. the deadly “blind spot. gine develops ample power for your every need; more $4 poe am 4 yo — ge . 2 Safety speed than you'll ever require. Oil forced under high longer than other in lewett’s field. r No other car at Jewett’s price is equipped with Paige ratesegessee caw life. Ttealnes io aocsenidaiid ois tes mission, axles and drive shafts are larger than monly used—always oversize. } Hydraulic 4-wheel brakes. This is the most expensive best silent chain drive on the market. braking system built—but the best and the safest. Rovesciiites Dinusinhinonn The slightest pressure brings the car to cushioned FB ie . rest almost immediately. Brakes are always perfect- Extreme accessibility is seen not only on the engine, There is more interior room in thé New-Da ly equalized. but throughout the chassis. Compare with other cars Sedan than in many cars of much at Handli and see how much mére quickly and easily you can The leg room in front measures ae ase of andling remove the cylinder head to clean carbon; see how rear 48 inoties. The head room is the same as Ball bearings are generously used throughout the feadily you can get at tappets, timing, electrical units, more expensive cars. The extra wide seats hold fi steering mechanism of the New-Day Jewett. The differential gears and steering gears for adjustment adults comfortably. steering wheel is large and conveniently placed. The and inspection without removing from car. ° Features and Actessories When inv re oney in a car be sure youareable | , , . The pedal pads .are adjustable: the the running gop Sapepesttsonae Acme, a y y . . | Standard Sedan; are al re genta ty is ppv ventilator; to get it out in either.satisfaction or dollars; in either service dopr pockets. The car is oie 1 -wearing materials—it is or resale value. Auburn’s new, low design; extraordinary 4g} | | : tax extra. Paige-H ae Spe Fer ye SE pe rom : 4 tary window lifts; a coincidental Stamina; straight Eight supremacy; and unexcelled quality ¥% [Re Peter es f aiotiae phar, $1951 5 battery is uousually large and there are many 1493; De guarantee and protect the Auburn owner's investment. See : SS LN bedan, 91670: Try Them~Before You Buy Th sa ig | “ - Passenger ry em-—bejore 104 Buy em it Compare it drive it, and if the Auburn does not sell ole Roadmer, 43295; Sub Specification for spocification-—-tenture for feature— itself you will not be asked to buy. . + CORD, | | | ) ‘poles et pee ale Nee ee ee ee | y } definitely convince the most careful buyer of its : greater value. ek a demonstration any- 8-88 Sedan $1995; 8-88 Brougham $1795; 8-88 Coupe £1745; 8-88 Roadster $1695; 8-88 Towring $1695; 6-66 Sedan $1695; $46 Denshen $1 495: 6-66 Coupe $1445: 6-66 Roadster $1 395: 6 a ov 4-44 Sedan $1195; 4-44 + : where or at any ti rely without obligation. Cope $1175: 4-44 Roadster $1145; 4-44 Towring $1145. Freight and Tax extra. Come in—or phone a e WILSON MOTOR CAR CO. Open Evenings and Sundays 2921-23-25-27 Locust Bl. Phones: apg sed 168, & progo a Walnut 8-Piece treo. A. A » President re bz a Hi METROPOLITAN | Atlas Auto Repair Co.. 4833 Easton Av. FP. Harvey Kels Motor Co., 6150-6160 F F Ame = ee ae oe apdraccines Sorin At z =. tool Avi-Pai ‘o., 8215 G AY. erry nd . . nt. : Leffler Meter Ca, B206 Natunel Ierides vred ‘Rehareibe Garage, 3846 5, B'dwey. Simon-Lowry Motor Car Co., Maplewood, —w Motor Car Co., 2644 Michigaa withy Alle leks fhales Service Co., 1088 Smith Moter Sales, 4016 ‘N. Grand Av. Gravois Paige-dewett (0., 5627 Gravois. Mo. ¥. - Sate Mt., Grane City, UL : » Sunday and Evenings ILLINOIS DEALERS | INSOTRI Pomc Se, Open All Day : 8 Alton, 1f..—3. L. Rracken. Cairo, IT -——F. L. Hartley toe Girard, Mil..-Boston & Leer. Campbell, Me.—J. A. Tweedie. MOUND CITY AUTO CO ) Altamont, Ill. Earl Stice. Carlinville, Mi.—Chas Gerbet, Cireenville, HU.—Hentz Motor Co. Chaffee, Mo-—A. A, Wathing. s Breese, 111.—MveAtister-Schroeder Christopher, t:i--L. C. Baytees. 2g MAGE leren. Columbia, Me—Anderson & Wileon. S A. W ld Bridgepert, Hl.—irwin & Rice Cobden, Ill....Geo. D. “iede on. gras. ’ ee e Joseph A. Schlecht 2309 Locust t. Joseph . aide Belleville, TL-—403 EB. Main St PuQuein, I-A. PP. Poller. ! a » i. 8 , er oe & Cotean. : y > Sec.- Treas. , doe F. dung Edwardsville, pl. Ed. Overbeck. . - renten, Mo,--4', P. Jewett. ; President CENTRAL 2764 . . Benton, MI. -—L. ©. Bayless. EfQngham, f1.—R. K. Volte. Sesser, Il. Star Motor Sales Co. deffersen City, Me.-—-Rean Motor Car Co. Renld, Ul -Waveide Garage. Flera, 1.—P. KB. Clark. “auaton, ii.-Staunton Services Garage. Rirkeville, Me.—H. J. Carver. - fics Gpnker Hill, 11.—D. D. Truesdale. Freeburg, UlL.——Robt. /ung. Witt, M.—W. 5. Baxter. leadweed, Mo.—Leadwood Garage: tion of a Ps - . | . — : 2 | . in : ‘ :

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: wir Tees ae eh . Ley apheresis Ges ake (SL ASE Se Mad cde ~ re + Naa Ra 25 tage ae Bag + 4 Kas: GF oe ~ “ Par be neler e, ig Sh CN ce, P . ‘5 i : aoe i 5 ee iat “A 12 Ds aa dt i ti : ies Pied ete Be vii aE ig duede's os aE nie . i ah t z SASL eth ey eae? a Sag Pe Pe SEES he og Si re) an SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926. eee PAGE? Re hb ; lter. That can be expressed im a/ per cent, in spite of the lateness | __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH JORDAN FINDS OUTLOOK 6000 | few words. There is a limit to — the spring. ‘eredit selling. It happened that! DEALERS ADDED ON TOUR OF UNITED STATE lsome of the manufacturers exceed- Jroreresnee month bn so ht Rad ——— | ) ers production in May an une | 7 . — Edward 8S. Jordan, president of jee the possibilities of their deal bo rae gots 4 thin of! TOLEDO, Jyne 13. F. A. REID MFG. CO., With Utmost Skill to Its Particular Re Sold by Better Dealers Everywhere w . capable of high speed, will be low te Grat yee 0-, in construction and will travel Ferguson : ye much garther .on a gallon of gaso- poem : appo a ot line than present cars. , Chrysler ~_ ye Net.earnings of the company for, ©** dealers 7 _ ne May kre expected to be in the vi-| M. Berry. ‘ne. cinity of $2,500,000 and all depart- Chrysier diateiD- : ments are working at capacity. A U‘*?: ~ ye . new record in WHlys-Knight pro- now showing t . dection was maée in May when! ful! Uses : we en one day 416 of the new W'llys- Chrysler 8¢ - —~? *? els \ ar uilt. Imperial, a i Knight 0” mod vere b ee" end 58 " cars. Set enn annem ene Se ithe excess pro eens ai ow R. L. Phillips. The Phillips Motor Co.. of which R. L. Phillips is head, is one of the best known suburban automo- bile firms in this district, and has been in the motor car business in Webster Groves for eight years.’ Its automobile showrooms and service station at Lockwood and SUPREME No matter how fine a motor car you drive, 4% f 1926-27 conventional ond ar reeue Sumnafii avenues are among the is absolutely dependent most fhlly appointed and equipped on its plugs. is in this part of the copntry. | is why engineers select The . both Moter bpliooeiee : i bwell equipped saies ana °&§ e Champions ov or ect station. The firm consists of J. T ’ tec e b Tr tT equipment, an : y Jordan and his son, I. F. Jordan, out of three motorists the the latter actively in charge. Phe world over buy Cham- Jordans have been in the auto- e * \ sage the Grat Motor Co. 0 undue depreciation. The Graf Motor Co. of Fergu- \ aren pron bon, has a thoroughly modern / __ s sales and service establishment. The Grafs have been identified itp im with Ferguson for a number of years, and have been in the auto-. mobile business since 1914. ~ In announcing the appointments, , rT. M. Stewart, manager for G. M. . x terry, Ine. recalled the fact that the Chrvsiler factory, which — © began production in January. 1924, sold 137.000 automobiles in 1925, y : 50,0900 over sales mee in its first vear. With the addk- tion of the “80” model, a $32- horsepower car, the Chrysler line an increase of is one of the most complete ever offered, including four distinct lines. FRANKLIN OFFICIAL FINDS - BUSINESS GOOD IN DISTRICT H. N. de Witt. district sales man- ager for the Franklin automobile MPION factory. was in St. Louis Friday vis- : iting the Franklin Motor Car Co. of ~ . St. Louis. He has been traveling _ ’ Dependable fer Every Engine .... territory extensively, and re- " > Toledd, Ohio -ports business good and the outlook vA ——— excellent. ee THe a : = - , ->ai ae eS : = i - . A “Perfect: Garages ARE FAULTLESS STOP! om | Display at ‘ 4020 West Pine BI. Quality at Low Price “Perfect” Garages are lifetime, attractive structures, built by a well-established, responsible firm who stand back of their product. Let us give you our money- saving estimate on a garage or summer cottage today. PERFECT CONSTRUCTION CO: Of fice—4020 West Pine BI. Ask fer Free Demonstration Opea Daily and Sunday tf Qvicklocks Phone Lindell 6506 | ERE, in the head- line, is the secret of the , sensational sales success of The NEW STUTZ with Safety Chassis. Thousands of these ad- vanced automobiles have been built and sold. A real . | record fora car in the $3000 price-class! |. The phenomenal demand for The NEW STUTZ has far exceeded even the most i expectations of its designers and builders and the Stutz factory problem continues so be one of in- creased production. Naturally, the wise motorist | The NEW STUTZ 4-passenger VICTORIA COUPE oe wants to — his invest- ment by buying the auto The NEW STUTZ %.>assenger COUPE mobile that is conceded in . engineering circles as the X | f th AN car of the future. ~ N S - By purchasing a NEW nS ] ‘ | NI | * INS 9 ® . =z — The NEW STUTZ ¢passenger SPEEDSTER VE "de dhe PAF. ve, 7th es A ’ + Ptd 04 The wy This Battery Has Greater Capacity, Longer Life And when you consider its great aa The NEW STUTZ 2-passenger SPEEDSTER STUTZ, the buyer protects his investment oo the impending obsolescence now confronting conven- tionally designed cars. In The NEW STUTZ you will find the most advanced features of American and European automotive engi- neering. Improvements that eventually must be adopted by other fine cars. ) Today these developments are confined either to The NEW STUTZ in America, or to the more expensive motor cars im Europe. . The best time to order “our NEW STUTZ is now, for, sai roe i the : te earning the rare ability, drivi and exclusive safety features of The NEW STUTZ, a fur. ther oversold situation is evident. EW STU | with SAFETY CHASSIS dvanc¢ vatel yi importance and what a depend- aes es able battery means, you will have a ‘ei COOPER LONG SERVICE BATTERY FOR YOUR CAR - ad , | JEROME J. BENJAMIN, President THE COOPER CORPORATION 3021-3023 LOCUST STREET _. The Cooper Tire & Battery Co. 3225 LOCUST ST. ST. LOUIS | JEFFERSON 2508 s i | £ é Patton-Nash Company, Cairo. Ill. Langenfeld Motor Company, Centralia. Ill. Telephone: JEfferson 0694 TERRITORY REPRESENTATIVES Herrin/Seutz Motor Co., Herrin, IL Tri-City Auto & Service Sales, Granite City, Il. Jones Motor Sales Co., Hannibal, Mo. ° We Have Some V ery Good Territory Still Available for Lice Wire Dealers . a - ' es 4 =. + p & , * ‘ i be a 2 Fd ay, 3 a ‘39 » “a ~~ Body five inches nearer the ground tue . 4 2% Nit eh - * se - , ; we 8 ie ‘ > ' ‘ ' ~ i —~ o s Bs & am 3 ws ty i * BENJAMIN MOTOR COMPANY © T. A. Baldwin Motor Co., Quiney, -Til. Harris-Henderson Motor Co., Mexico, Ma. or ae oF & ‘s and * 2 Si huilding in St branch ’ building Se oe a ee Mate Motor Co. to Erect Own Bejiding—Tempora Service Sfation Being Put | *"nodge cars are to be sold r t,roves Ph mer by the Tate Motor Co jistributer. which has bo prepared plans for diate erection of a fully equi; ~-h showroom ind maintem ation To provid: Tate aervice dige cars at ones the com ; ented the vacant iot on L »4 avenue, between Gray 'vefferson avenues, and has obta % permit to erect 3 le mpo service building Work has | started and the contractor ‘promised to have the bull for service work by Wed réa day nicht of th’s week. rae Co. is ready to begin service 1% the minute the temporary buil fe ready Wednesday The buil he gufficientiv large ed to care for the |] ownersh'p in Wel froves and give the same Peervice that is given at the 1 Louls, says B manager of the Tate Cx The manager of the Tate will be D. Donnelly resides in Webster Groves nelly was manager of the Sup Motor Co... which at one time @atributer of a well-known ¢: @ lLouts. The branch service 1 » ager will be Frank Schmalz, [has been acting as assistant 'Ford and specializing on se i for the Tate Co Construction of the br: Ford said. is neces’ br the fact that no suitable b Ing is available in Webster Gr Work will be pushed to hare branch building ready as ear possi i: PRETTY 65-MILE ’ CIRCLE TOUP FOR SUNDAY DRIV Cer tinaed “frem Paee One Prummond of the Tourtng Ru of the Automebile Clb. To bureka and Beyond. Cyr oe eon —T lous over evthe avenue to Clayton. Th over Lad oad to Price road into ‘layton road. Denny COmss next an«t then Manch read «tconcrete) to Bvansvilie, | . est which one swings > ‘sid State road (mn this n asses to the left ef Gie and o ®o hkureka From Eureka, Bald Wit meande: .\ and across a bridge he Meramec Ga , r this read the mot has a ful view of the b fowe Za ve the sfream A further on he comes to a where road angles off to the across bridze over Big R This r } stroi-" head shaul . followed r narrow > hemmed on hy the River and on right by bil which at times cast a canopy; shade aernss the road. Four r of thie and a fork ‘n the roa: encountered. Bear to the left. av Inc the right turh,. which ap toward Byrnesville. The bridge over Big River is t necotiated and pogeently one t lef’ into Gravais road, State i= 3 — ——— Why let it stay : top handsome wit applied with brush— black, lustrous finish cold, water, gasoline pliable condition! B NU-BACK PRODU' auto accessory, hardw store! If your deal write us giving his na NU-BACK ME 215 South 2d St., LEATH-I ~-.BUY FROM THESE . — Gewraner ‘aie “anptis Ca. Smee . slifernia & “@ Aut Pucely Co. th &£ Me So. ¢ Drickesn Sute (e.. 18th & Allen d pean tete Supety (e.. STEAL Bebe - <ie Tr yy €a., 427% Bek Me 7 Seppiy € #.. : ~. Cre Gres. Tos8 §. Grand

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_SUNDAY MORNING, JUN ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ jaieniciciancaiceieadl “ae & O. PLANS TO youre will dock at or en to Go | ‘fourth street. Thence the busses] start, will be maintained in various | SUBSTITUTE BUS ‘will be routed through the shop-| parts of the city. But. toa certain | Joint LINES FOR STATION | ping. theater and hotel districts, extent, the hotels and stores will! A permit for buildi t ‘and, incidentally, will transfer pas- act as waiting rooms and stations, | mobile and pedestrian naw en anto-| sengers to and trom New England | and it is possible that arrange- stan. Mtteatent ge acr ro | between the slip and Grand Central | ment l 3 b sstssippi river at New Or- tell what a nts will be made for the sale of/jeans has t : will be delivered in time to begin’ gtation. This will enable passen- | tickets at such places. The } as been sought from the Se. 44 ant Pp JUSSeCS Louisiana Highway Commission. | to St. Louis. tire road or. ia that road. NE 13, 1926_ near Thirty-|stations, from which busses will = —_—.. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . PAGE 3 BRIDGE OVER MISSISSIPPI ply the money. Plans propose ato avoid costly approaches end & T page me et ——a— HODGE BRANCH IN | | WEBSTER GROVES | a nee. Continued from Page One. Entrance To Gabriel Snubber Sales & Service VANDEVENTER Between Pine and Lindell Boul. Bureau: Please Missouri Highway follow from St. Clair} Will it use the An- short cut north of DEICKE. Touring tO route Tate Motor Co. Erect Its F own Building—Temporary operation by Sept, 1. gers to buy through transportation | also would give access to Brooklyn | The cost is estimated at $5.000.000| | Service Sfation Being Put Up. | ot is Bot planned fo run the -Bal-| between the South and West and fopsase other Long Island centers. or more, and New York financiers | _timore & Ohio busses through the us New England. (Copyright, 1926 ) are said to have promised to sup- Philadelphia which tain provisions that caused Balti- | ‘more & Ohio officials to decide not | to depend on the tunnel route until | Rolla, {the fate of the bill was definitely | SEAT COVERS 4 and 5 Passenger $24 to LN TED — out the as Un- No. 14 now > Its Particular 3 Pra 3 “- jnew vehicular tunnel now nearing it is possible that small branch | E Highway No. 14 will follow a (completion. There is now before - verywhere *nodge cars are to be sold and = short cut from St. Clair that will Congress a bill dealing with trans-| e—2 THE ay z oe . Webster Groves here- intersect present No. 12 and No ie ‘ ic , be Cc tom Mad 5 P tte ocust St., St. Louis, @ grviced In : | nt NO. lf and NO. | river traffic between Camden and us atterns U 0 Ss * | gfter by the Tate Motor Co., Inec., 14 near Gray's Summit. Nos. 14 contains cer-| E ENDABLE A T FINI ow Pp nu and 12 run together Manchester road far a fully equipped lon, where they diverge, maintenance turning off to St. Clair, Springfield and Joplin, No. 12 | settled. : | continuing on through Union, | ft is likely that the new ferry-| Rosebud and Drake to Jefferson n City, Sedalia and Kansas City. There is no thought of using the Antire road route for No. 14. At present contractors are busy cutting down hills and laying pavement on No. 14 from the St. Louis-Franklin County line on through Gray's Summit, but it will be a number of weeks be- fore this part of the route can be used. Meanwhile, it is necés- the distributer, “ hich has bought : prepared plans for im- GUARANTEED NOT TO PEEL, CHIP, CRACK . OR LOSE iTS COLOR Call, Phone or Write for Particulars and Reservations EMP AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK PAINTING 445 1-53-55 MANCHESTER AV. : GRAND 2525 FENDER & BODY REPAIRING—U PHOLSTERING & SE AT COVERS and as @ site fped'at ere ranch showroom ‘gation. To provide edge cars at once. rented the vacant ! ood avenue, Sedans— Installed e - STOLTZ AUTO TOP CO. 4148 Olive. Lindell 5730. Ket. 9 Years Gabriel Snubber Sales & Service 3920 Lindell Boulevard. Phone Lindell 6771 (ion of 1 ana Tate service for the company lot on Lock- between Gray and Prefferson avenues, and has obtained . permit to erect a temporary gervice building. Work has been | arted and the contractor has promised to have the building ready for s* rvice work by Wednes- fay night of th's week. The Tate fo. is ready to begin work the minute the temporary building ae gaging nin 4étereeeh Mpeady Wednesday. The building | *4TY to detour on 1 ey | ‘git be sufficiently large and Pacific. a Ee SE sequipped to car the large Dodge ownersh'p in Webster “Groves and ive the same Pgervice that given at the main puilding in says B. R. Ford. manager of the Tate Co. = The manager of the Pgranch will be D. Donnelly, Ewesides in W: Groves Egelly was manager of the P Motor Co.. which at time was e @stributer of a well-known car ip 7 Louts. The branch se man- ager will be Frank Schmalz. who Beas been acting as assistant to E Ford and lalizing on Efor the Tate Co * Construction of the branch © building Ford said, is neces‘tated Eby the fact that no suitable build- Ping is available in W ~» Work pushed to . branch building possible. PRETTY 65-MILE * CIRCLE TOUP FOR SUNDAY DRIVING Con tinued from ‘ee a A ‘ ; : : pS ER: LD a ee % 1S Saas Ry so +." * 4 4 Siigke. Osis — i, a ee service Sweeping he ai ~ ass 30. This highway, through and High Ridge to the concrete at Fenton, is a fine specimen of the secondary roads built in Missouri by the high- way department. There is not a ripple in the road and uphill and down and across level stretches, an automobile rolls as eaSily aS ove! a concrete road. The concrete road from Fenton leads directly into St. Louis threugh Affton. The following log is supphed by George E. Drummond, manager, pee egana sureau, Automobile Club: «red 0.0 Aut , obile { ub of Missou A es Lindell bl.. west on Lindell bl. 0.1 Boyle : , way No Tat louse Springs ca ie Louis, being ice Reductions HUDSON-ESSEX Effective June 9th Tate > a who Don- Supreme pster one rvice I ) service ebster Groves the ready ASA early as will be have Page One. Drummond of the Touring Bureau Rof the Automobile Club. To kureka and Bevond. Ane evthe avenue to €! over Ladue roaa into Clayton road next and en Ma 4 road ‘concrete } ta 4Vvansville New Low Prices ESSEX 6 COACH, $735 HUDSON COACH, $1095 Hudson Brougham, $1395 Hudson 7-Pass. Sedan, $1550 All Prices F. O. B. Detroit, Plus Government Tax leaves St. Lonis ove: For. nence Price road and [ve nn road ncenester half left this road r encoe vrs avtor I Comes Mmiie West of Wi! errete. with ricght ane One passes '0 and on to Eurek Old State over are rie BRITTON RE-ELECTED TO A. A. A. EXECUTIVE Rov F. Britton. pre lent of Automobil ‘lub of re-electe ine 1 fork in ti} road is tive Comr Autor sociation me BOARD the Missouri, was Exes Ame member of the litte. of th lation. af rica nobile Agsoe ere roere Oe lt tit right angles eting in Chicago Ry = . a Ta | °* pDriaqake turn, hich } rnesvillé c| ih AtiSoO esente a Poy le Matt meeting by and Rodes, directors. and vyeneral m over Big River is then lated and prgsentiy one turns © Gravois road. State High- i Morse. anager The Above Prices Include Following Equipment: ‘k Luster Bumpers Front and Rear; Automatic Windshield Cleaner; Rearview B I eae Mirror; Transmission Lock Built In; Radiator Shutters; Motometer; our Auto Top Combination Stop and Tail Light. ~ HUDSON-FRAMPTON HUDSON AND ESSEX DISTRIBUTORS Salesrooms: LOCUST AT LINDELL CUTOFF Phone, JEfferson 3100 DELMAR BOUL. AT TAYLOR Phone, FOrest 1008 Put 2 on y ? Why let it stay shabby? Make your auto top handsome with LEATH-R-NU. Easily applied with brush—dries in 15 minutes to a rich black, lustrous finish that is not affected by heat. cold, water, gasoline or oil. Preserves top in soft, pliable condition! Buy LEATH-R-NU and other NU-BACK PRODUCTS at any auto accessory, hardware, or paint store! If your dealer hasn't it, write us giving his name! LEATH-R-NU is fine for restor- of tire For Emergency Service Nights, Sundays or Holidays In St. Louis—Phone, JEfferson 3370 In St. Louis County—Phone, W Ydown 0820 ing newness auto trunks, covers, traveling bags, sample cases, kodaks, al. leather! Maintenance ond Parts 4517-4539 Delmar Boul. Near Taylor NU-BACK MFG. CO. 2:5 South 2d St.. St. Louts LEATH-R-NU [~.BUY FROM THESE DEALERS Mo SSSCASESESSSSES SERS SEE EHSSEEEEEEE Ss PSeSeeeeseeeeesSeeseeeeaeeessasas J ' Gen inner PSENERiow Ser, ics Routh wen: Anto Rk Morganford 3 Bewman denn a | intie Tire & Supply (oe.. 617% [Anderson Aue sappiy Ce. 6658 Delmar Berth) stern VUoter Service Co... 2526 St. SOUTH SIDE Farbers Filling Station. 3112 Gravois — Princeton Meteor Saies Coe.. 6912 Gravrots 3oth St. Garage. 38th & Riaine Master Sterage Batt@ry Equipment €Co.. W235 Tower trove Reoulevard Garage & Tire Co.. 4915 &. RKings<hichwas Kingshighwas & Stafien, S417 &. Grand Auto Sidney £ f alifornia a M. Aute Wuppiy Co. #.¢. Deicken Auto Co.. sth & Allen Station. “700 Michigan supply Co... SiG “upp. io., 1ath A Sidney a. Filling station, 3871 Morgan Anderson ‘tute Supply Co.. VES] 3TLi Deimar bel BED Parkview (rarage & Battery Service, 1117 Hodiament Ivanheec Service Hiimer Beicher Kingshighway Hurlan’s Aute Suppiy Ce.. Me Causiand Aute Supply i... eruge. 15.) Pbeimar , =rnn ian 1143 o7el Cea.. Station. Chev reiet Delmar 6: t *?) Delmar iw... 4614 Wash- awthy-Purdue Holley, " Aute Supp! 5 - “a ‘ Mate fester NORTH “IDF Brinige Battery ( o.. BRuengcer Aate Supply Ce.. Pieortssant CENTRAI Scrugg»-Vandervoort-Barney Dry Crouds Ce., i255 Warne 5206 W. 7756 SS. Grand imth 4&2 Ulive Princeton Motor Sales Co., 6912 Gravois, St. Lewis, Riverside 2404. Hudson-Essex Co, Cherokee Steinger & Tuthill, Mo. PRospect 0957. Gravois, St. Lowis, Barker Motor Car Co., 2607 Belleview, Maplewood, Hiland 2123. A. J. Brock Motor Sales, Inc., 4437-39 Manchester St. Louis, Mo. GRand 1806 and 4858. A. B. C. Auto & Investment Corp., 3517-19-21 Page St. Lewis, Mo. Lindell 28398. . Brock Motor Car Co., 4416-18 Olive St., St. DElmar 0124. Louis, METROPOLITAN DEALERS ’ Claymo Auto Sales & Repair Co., 23-25 S. Meramec, Clayton, Mo. WYdown 0820. Jones & Lortz Motor Sales, Inc., 2809 N. Grand Av. Lindell 2403. M-Gee Hudson-Essex Co., Webster Groves, Mo. WEbster 2504. Fendler Bros. Motor Car Co., 123 Lemay Ferry Road, St. Louis Co., Mo. Riverside 0056. Spiegelberg Auto Co., 6506 Olive Street Road, St. Lowis . PArkview 3082. 5829-31 Easton Av., Co., Mo. Easton Motor Sales Co., Mo. CAbany 8829. Byerly Auto Co., E. St. Lowis, Il. Hunt Metor Co., Madison at 19th 5t., TRi-City 1227. St. Lowis, EAst 104. Granite City, Jil. Southwest Sales Co., 4908 Southwest Av., $4, Leuls, Mo. GRand 6688. South Side Motor Sales Ce., Lewis, Mo. Vivter 1622. Dicks Motor Co., 5841-43 Delmar. CAbany 6185. Fischer Auto Repair Co., R. R. 31, Baden Louls Co., Mo. COlfax 1733. an Kirk-Web. Motor Co., 120 N. Kirkwood Road, Kirk Mo. Kiskweod 63. ¥ — Normandy Motor Co., Normandy, Mo. CAbany 7260. Northwest Motor Seles Co., 5220 N Bridge Road St. Lewis, Mo. FOrest 5401. — 1720 Lafayette Av.,

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —___ _ = | BURGDORF MOTOR CO. TO BE |:n-,cm .n2 ns tro saglmmMMUDSON AND ESSEX PRICES FLINT. SIX DISTRIBUTER = 'ssicsmanctor” Sag” UT TO NEW LOW LEVE | Burgedorf as sales m PAG= 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH as SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 | Nl VACATION TOUR IN Rout eC Tete, to Springs Recion BIG SPRINGS REGION oute O p pring eg! ——jider Drewel’s guidance, for it is a Takes Over Well-Known Car From firm has handled Durane. Reductions in prices of Huds | | OF SOUTH MISSOU | veritable labyrinth and one may me et Factory Retail Branch for Whole (a dealer, including the FT “ ‘ssexX cars are announced easily become lost. The writer rt Be a ae Se: Pe ee et | ee : r /1922 ae +" . x , a : “Ss s -s Soe te oer hae ee et RS # ake The Burkdorf Motor Co., ~ | Siete 3 4 os ; ’ j é pramemmnmnnnne te Fat e FT OR a ae a TON se LI a Ss h Jefferson avenue has been | erful 80 models, the gee yu .* honey. 7 | This cave is approximately one- Os Sea ek eee : out wie, = the Flint junior h ba sw low levels for these cars, a When one has had enough of ‘half mile in length and is made up| fé EEE Cette von” ac NG, . meee 2S é. appointed distributer of the ‘Flint | soma = ae pew the Big Springs country or, rather, lof a series of halls connecting rere SE ET oe Rig pate beaceg | Six I'nes in Eastern Missouri and | pan » as follows: Essex coach, $7: when one’s allotted time has been | many rooms, which have perplex- Bien Yo a ae SS ; % =. Jue aks Re tre See Southern Illinois. The firm also | LITTLE SIDE SWAY A 3 Bedson coach, $1095; Huds used up, the westward journey | ing outlets into other areaways. : ~ SS san Set: care for dealers’ service and | pthacd : * “D gham, $1395; Hudson 7-p: from Van Buren to the State Some of the most fascinating sta- epee: | na recent test 63a a 06 ‘ . ei el | ddan, $1550. These pri parks at Eminence and Alley may | lactite and stalagmite formations The Burgdorf Co. succeeds the| sedan was driven aroung @ pager se $ P be begun. The question then rises | in the State are found in this cave. St. Louls Flint Co. The Fimt Mo- | pin turn St 0) eee 10 ye factory list. as to where the tourist, not. Alley Spring flows from the sub- : * e tor Co. of Flint, Mich,, manufac-/a side sway of only 2 fam | ‘They include bumpers front a equipped for outdoor camping, | | merged base of a 500-foot cliff and E r , S Ss oie ee turer of Flint cars, 's doing away | indicated by the tracks 4 ¥: . automatic windshield cles should lodge. Accommodations at Flat River ‘has an average daily flow of 57,- Re . j sf SS ee with all retail branchés and ap-/sand scattered over the geen Eminence, from which point Round (000,000 gallons of water. The| }°*"3 saw —_—— : s | | pointing § distributers throughout) Another car with bedy gf4 Springs State Park is niost easily | Cy, Farnminaton & |beauty of the spring has ‘recently/ ji. Re & \a : i |the country. Announcement of the / clearance was driven at a accessible,.are meager, nor are) i> ‘been marred by building a dam — a ‘j | A pronouncedly hilly country lies | — . vs centuries. Access to the spring is| P 7 | me = PAY WHILE YOU Mae occasion it has spewed forth asistretches encountered in this re-|place to Round Springs and Alley |@re of sand and gravel and in very Springs State Parks. Round | 800d condition. Much of the sce- rather treacherous (between Winona and Birch. Tree. | Furniture loans, piano loans, real estate loans or loan on anything of value ‘ : , ' But occasionally the ruggedness is) ~ given immediate attention. Get the money the same day. Everything re- A beautiful specimen of the con- | : - Goop HER TREAD miles|nic beauty of the country to the » mains in your possession, The Yahlem System of Loaning makes a loan | erete bridges being built by the |softened by long, level stretches of | | an 30x3 ty ' casy to get and ¢casy to pay back. No indorsers needed. ' State Highway Department spans farming country, once forest, but : 4 $11 25 Bn oC ‘ : : ‘the Current River in the park. inow cleared of trees. | 2 % €) : Quick Service—-Courteous Treatment—Industrial Loans | Alley Springs Park is full of in-| If all the readways in Missourt 3033 % ; $11 95 i'terest. Aside from the spring, the; Were in as excellent condition as | = rade .... ” Y AHLEM FINANCE CORP ‘old water-wheel corn mill operat- \is the road between Birch Tree and | y 22 05 32x4 ° 'ed by the State. and Branson's | Willow Springs, motorists would | Se ’ ° B 8s. 8s. 1035 N G d | Cave. in the far west corner of the | have no cause for complaint. This | 2 Senne earmadil owt eee cegtecdar eters bodiocrsay [road Is also of sand and gravel con- % 9] MERCHANTS TIR Open 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. Lindell 0595 ! An Interesting Cave. Kstrmnatrven “er ae hai een A. A. Drewell, the resident su- |COnmcTete roadway. ws —- - . ee CAPITAL $250,000.00 wens perintendent, conducts parties! _7USt west of Willow Springs. on ge — the road to Cabool, however, a Be te tourist will encounter four miles be eee eee REELED ERE REL EEEELELEL EEE Lo Serena Parks fies whens ace cad teth ot Chess Saude 'of Missouri roads at their worst. This stretch is virtuallv the only 'mean one traversed on the trip. It ? S - ar is very ru‘tv and in rain one might hecome stalled in it. Highwav op- e : au - w hates i Ane ie teense gets ey Sache , «yagi — ve x hen . OP Gt tee 2 weer Favenye ond Tamer Forry road. Ahead on Stets Hiwrhwar Vo, 9 4 T5.9 erace bridge aver Merramocr Piver "9 # Kimmew'oct- theonch, " hert-fhroveh, R42 Bactne om rieht, Crvets , + ‘ | ; ’ z 7 *. . ‘" ef ; iy Ye > nw ge mn ; >! ‘ ¥ | » . ver on riaeht } dhe | 73.9 TH ¢ enga— deem Yat a in « : tran 736 Richt and left around pub cS j ‘ 3 riehe verte hy VA 4 : a aes Rn RR Ren ek apt —: vy Seb OS re tne rhe pee me ATE Lap mh Aap YT =v stich, a-n~ -peqppenshiinanee ine Attlee, arity memetie a er asatee = vin on Vinee, o~ i eed 4 eS as Ce Ss%, wotas “ “ a¢ hrie =o | sect ogee een Rags Advanced six-cylinder L-head 14. Roller shade over rear window. VMintta_theanoh ‘ . ”" «FF Viel aeons Win In buying a Used Car you are forced to de- | Predaricktowin an Bowe ana” Natt engine with the largest piston 15 Indirectly illuminated instrument pend upon the reputation of the dealer who poretie—at eelctndaan carved | a of any six below panel. sells it. pry 2 Pontes Rivlf—at tnterasation , . : ° ! son , OR and 16. fron vieht a r 18 Full pressure oiling. 16. Parking lights. rr II I Le ee LT Ne I I a a ee Serstooy attr ren renceedie eee ye larar Myrrent 1 ee ae anit me 1 RE ee Rk ota ete EAR TERT ct aseatens Ion oneal an ama an rte poe > - - He alone is in a position to know the ‘history Sake Gest Sea ee ee aed Fisher VV one-piece windshield. 7: Superior Fisher body with double and present condition of the cars he sells. ctirotnh am Nn 18! ig: Sorore State r beading. Dodge Brothers Dealers are business men, Ber ae eR rere > changeable main bearings. Sun visor. operating permanent establishments under amend as Ma OR Ain sows mee tem, OP ta Honed cylinders. . ‘ + uae bes co. an ole ‘cana a ae ° 4 Used Car purchaser as the ultimate buyer 3 “Aiton "Mat sa 3°" pen tn sent a Silent timing chain. 21. Automatic windshield cleaner. am Rare LAX Reider Patented, bronze-backed, inter- 18 19. Duco finish in rich colors. ° “mimance and Alley Sorines). . valuable franchises. They look upon every 259.8. Rich ‘Tree—shoa:! on Nn 18 ite Durable,graycorduroyupholstery. 20. Dome light (coach). of a New Car, and they value his good will OO yy OF 7 ge opto Bg as Superheated intake manifold. 22. Rear vision mirror. D4 tsroneh On temncrarv No Dy). : a ‘ ‘ accordingly. i 89. Nn OE sna min xe TA, | Automatic spark control. 23. High-speed window regulators. ahecd on Rand FT: 845. Willow Springs | Buy a Used Car of any Dodge Brothers cere ee Oe ee eee Scientific spring suspension. 24. Plate glass windows. rp—aronnd at hridee ceonetructioan 1 een eng sale aca a, Side Chevrolet Co., 4333 Warne /manager of the echool, if the sido- A s: . ee Chevrolet Ce., 3645 S. Gra | F walls are good. Retreaded tires are Cc H i E F e OF | eo | ‘ ao said to give about two-thirds of the . THE + SIXES | ; : } i'mileage run by the original ttren. “tye & | i U ' | The school specializes on retread- S 4 é ; ; hy “ : -. 3 - ; a saints Sta honainiah ties ashe P al ; toe , wares ih "7 ra? Pie peel iar epee Tawa ad Veet ge palling TBA eis Le Ahab | oo 6 > Fee pin 5 |'n6 balloon tires, i * . - 2s Bsantith ie wr SB . 3 ane Hea, SE EE ENE EIR ES SOC ine: est nate, SO

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* ee: he firm, and his two cong ape : oclated with him, E. H. Bured , Ss service manager and 9g. Al jurgdorf as sales manager. a rm has handled Durant Cars ag dealer, including the Flint, sir 922. The Flint lines include the pow: rful “80” models, the “§9» “: 1e Flint junior coach. ’ ITTLE*SIDE SWAY ON TUR In a recent test an Overland & dan was driven around a hair. in turn at 55 miles per hour with" sway of only 2° inches, as idicated by the tracks in log ind seattered ov er the Pavement 3 side a 4 ipsseX cars are announced by aa > oBy At # eT 7 ; m. rear-view mirror, built-in trans- ’ nother car with body of higher A learance was driven at 45 mys . er hour around the Same ty ‘ith wheel displacement of mags’ ian 13 inches. 4 > . on ‘Reductions in prices of Hudson > , distributer. . factory list. They include bumpers front and f tail light. « | te “GUT TO NEW LOW LEVELS) - ae deen New Wills-Ste. Claire Distributer Hudson-Frampton Motor Car The low levels for these cars, and prices set as follows: Essex coach, $735; om coach, $1095; wham, $1395; r sedan, $1550. Hudson Hudson 7-pas- | These prices clean.- , automatic windshield jon lock, radiator’ shutters, | »-meter and combination stop | ; BEST BUY HE MARKET GOODRICH VERTOWN CORDS irst; All Factory Guaranteed; ig actory Wrapper and Fresh Stock. se Low Prices on These High |. 811.80 (2934.40 Balloon... $15.95 EE EE ee 24.30 > MOMPERERE.OS ... 2.2 520,, 25.05 . 25.85 13055.2% ..... aa ee » BRMOEBIRESS ... ccccccss 27.75 Ey 31.40 Os OR 33.10 rsd te reer 38.29 h every Goodrich Cord Tire "hased this week we will give ‘isor Cap free, for touring. ‘-d by Bank Draft, Money Order ‘lay in shipping. rO TIRE CO. GUST ST. Jefferson 1180 Dealers, Write for Our Price List T OUR STORE THE CITY FREE OF CHARGE YS TO SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS : 7 ai “eee DENY— tO ICKNOWLEDG ES 822-24-26-28 Pine Street THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILT os MISSOURI—DISTRIBUTORS— ILLINOIS IMITATION DOES When a refinisher says: “The finish I use is like Dt CO”; or, “Is similar to DUCO”": or, “This finish is of DUCO type,” he says, in other words, “The finish is not DUCO. I re- gret the fact!” Don't be deceived. Phone or call and let us give you an estimate of the cost of a GENUINE DUCO finish job. Terms if desired. Make reservations NOW and avoid the busy season, We Make a Specialty of Chemically Cleaning and Polishing Your “DUCO Finished” Car | DENT WOBK ok LSAT COVERS _ Roberson-Bradford Motor Coach Co. JEfferson 3380-81 | TOPS RECOVERED | UPHOLSTERING | 2 a ——— = + = Wires through our large serv ice station, where our large sales volume enables us ft make exceptionally low prices and assures you fresh, clean stock and fully guar- “anteed. No charge for deliveries and changing of tires. ‘| MERCHANTS TIRE CO. CHARGE ACCOUNT OPEN A TRADE YOUR ‘Used Tires TIRES ON GOODYEAR EASY PAYM ENTS | ii | PATHFINDER TREAD _ PAY WHILE YOU RIDE | () sorr: Seon 30x3 14 $8 70 rz OD >a SA | e Service tation | Cl. . GOODeY! “tRERD | : < $9 85 30x3% $11 25 ig . Cl. Cord 498 cl. | BALLOONS $1740 30x3%% C1. } ‘ pm“ $11.95! = $49.95 [ss oop ; $22 05 32x4 4.40 $20 io $1x5.25 ° BS. &S. LOW PRICES ON ALL | ‘ Balloon 2710 WASHINGTON JEfferson 0673, 0674. O675 Open 6 a. m. to 6 p. m. Except Sunday FULLY GUARANTEED SIZES OF TIRES A Wills-Ste. Claire cabriolet |roadster, one ofthe custom-built models of the Wills-Ste. Claire line, which ig to be distributed in the St. Louis territory by the new- ly organized Wills-Ste. Claire Co. of Missouri, G. Fred Mayer Jr., president, The new distibutor esd ‘has sales and service headquarters | |'bears ‘radiator frofnt. | Variety “Gray at 2835 Washington boulevard. The Wills-Ste. Claire, which a gray goose emblem on fs to signify that its that of the strong- which is one speed is as winged flyer, of the | swiftest of birds, comes in a wide | including the a phaeton a sabriolet of models, Goose Traveler,” hpeedster; a roadster, | roadster, a four-door brougham, a \five-passenger sedan, 'senger sedan and a town car. There | a seven-pas- ee 'ischoice of colors from hydro blue, | i chie and Kensington blue. the line range drab Prices of from | around $2700 to $3600 factory list. | 'An interesting sidelight on the care with which Wills-Ste. Claire ) cars have been designed is the | pensjve ; metal, | took '1489 miles | Portland, Ore., 'stroyed. fact that whenever a new mode! is | ‘contemplated it is molded in clay iby a sculptor. The Wills-Ste. Claire, which hag | over- | an engine evith distinctive head camsfaft and is known as the | molyddenum steel car because of the extensive and has speed and Wills-Ste. Claire the Pacific Coast drove from New York to Fancisco in 102 hours and 45 minutes. A ittle later, Miller the same car and drove from San Francisco return in tremendously won stamina. It that L. B. business was 2 ban, *o and 40 use in it of this ex-| strong | a repetation for , Miller, | San , it | hours and 52 minutes elapsed time. | - ———_——-— . Cloth Tested by Rubbing. At the plant of the Packard Mo- | tor Car Co. samples of upholstery cloth are rubbed one against anoth- | er under pressure until they are de- Experts, GARAGE. and Venice TO CO., ES co., -_ e + bank -, fb a, Ba 2 ' Four Auto Co., 2218 S. Jefferson Av. ry Auto Co., 7502 Michigan Av. mwein Motor Corp., 3016 Locust Bl. t Side Chevrolet Co., 4333 Warne Av. Mm Side Chevrolet Co., 3645 S. Grand BI. WQUALITY AT LOW COST for Economicak Tr Doe i Ad ‘CHEVROLET Take the wheel of an Improved Chevrolet. [Learn | i sf - Pee — Hh with what remarkable ease you can control the car. raat 510 a "735 nee 65 -Ton Truck a 1-Ton Truck ecihiasate only) *550 Small Down Payment Coaveanient Terms All prices t. o. b. Flint, Mich. ST. LOUIS DEALERS: Chevrolet Co., 4714 Delmar BI. us Motor Corp., 6820 Gravois Av. rthy-Pardue Motor Co., 6320 Delmar B!. J. H. Brown Chambers Rd. Nangle-Gilhs Motor Corp., 3008 N. Grand BI. wood. Epstein Chevrolet Co., 5929 Easton Av. “Belcher Chevrolet Co.. 1163 S. Kingshighway BI. Chevrolet Over rough roads or smooth, over ruts or slippery pavement, the modern semi-reversible steering mechanism makes it easy and safe for you to hold the car to the road—and makes it a pleasure for you to drive for hours at a time in perfect comfort. The powerful motor carries you everywhere, smoothly and without effort. The disc-clutch makes gear-shifting easy and silent. The semi-elliptic springs, longer in proportion than on any other car, provide a comfort and a resiliency that will de- light you. Everywhere, everyone says, “It’s so easy to drive”—and you can learn how true that is by getting a demonstration. Phone for one now. So Smooth—So Powerful COUNTY DEALERS: Allen-James Motor Co., 7800 Forsythe Bl., Clayton, Mo. Craft-Merello Warner Co., Normandy, Mo. Reichardt Motor Co., Webster Groves, Mo. & Sons Chevrolet Co., Halls Ferry and Co., 7239 Manchester Av., Maple- EAST ST. LOUIS DEALERS: Harding Motor Co., 622 St. Louis Av. Standard Chevrolet Co., 1351 State St., at Veronica. in this manrmer, | 'determine just what cloth is best! ;suited for the purpose. = ~-|| JUNE GARAGE SPECIAL only? FI down one , qe, ag a ae ” YEARS TO PAY BALANCE PERFECT-BUILT oO _ MAKE THAT VACANT SPACE PAY DIVIDENDS STOP paying Garage Rent. Garage, built on your premises, with quality materials and workmanship guaranteed. Give your car a —— home. cost is low. , SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 ltl atin ale in agli ae a OO ee et ag e Woarae *} i. 7-200 isa] SPECIAL } Only $ ] Down PLACES A = a ee | _* oo ae YEARS TO PAY BALANCE n Your Premises BUY a Garage for the same money. A fine-looking permanent Remember, only $1 down; 2 years to pay the balance. SEND IN THE COUPON TODAY And the total . Tl i at i i |< rf es. BRICK GARAGES A SPECIALTY \ \ QUICKULOCK A. AUGUST, 4060 WEST PINE | An exclusive feature of Per- Builder ef Perfect-Built Garages and Homes fect-Built Garages. It does E. L. RIDKER, Mgr. OPEN SUNDAYS oer Phen bothersome fot Lindell 9350 After 6 P. M., CAbany 8207R an lain- bolts and lock: A beth denee Pr Ae ry - we QU new o4 SERVICE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED | ! . ae + ate at — WEST PINE BL., St. Louis, Mo. | . ithout any obligati t l i Porch Enclosures, Bungalows, Ftc. e+» 4 7 a o me please send more information on the ~—and Garages built, d ; 4 of Remodehug bine Fe - facy : 0 Garages O Porch Enclosure \ vr OO n i: SG 260 0 os Gee oo a ee , ince ‘a 5 ees tsk ie + ee 1 Ww BURGDORF MOTOR CO. | 2727 S. Jefferson Av. CENTRAL STAR SALES CO. , 2929 Locust BI. | DOLAN MOTOR CO. a 6405 Manchester | HOFFMAN MOTOR CO. ~ Y| 4005 W. Florissant Av. KING MOTOR CO. 3142 Morganford Rd. GRANITE CITY STAR SALES Granite City, IIL SALES COLUMBIA MOTOR Wood River, Il. Address. Se. 2 Bence | ‘ | a Greater Value Per Dollar The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WAN' ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. a 4” / —= a nes pee ge i ae - —_ 2. . \ € : oT A BUICK BROUGHAM _ FOR TOURING NCLUDE a new Buick Brougham in your Summer touring plans—and then prepare to enjoy the one “best of all’’ vacation. On the highway or boulevard, in town or country, the Brougham is instantly recog- nized as a car of quality. Power for any emergency, speed when you want it, Buick four-wheel brakes for safety, and the last word in comfort and ease of op- eration— Only another Buick can match the Broug- ham for touring satisfaction. And, for your convenience, Buick’s nation- wide service facilities are quickly available anywhere. Test the Brougham yourself on a demon- stration today. Phone the nearest Buick dealer, who will send it to your door. There Are Fifteen Other Buick Models Prices, $1206 to $2116 Delivered in St. Louis THE BROUGHAM SEDAN $2044 Delivered in St. Louis oO! “ HEN KUHS-BUICK COMPANY ath ——.: WEST SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. SCHNURE MOTOR COMPANY EAST SIDE BUICK COMPANY 326 N. 10th St., East Se. Louis, Ill. Kingshighway and McPherson 2938-50 Olive St. JAKES-BUICK AUTO CO. Kirkwood, Mo. E. A. DODGE MOTOR CO. 2837 North Grand Bivd. 1417 19th St., Granite City, Ill, OBILEBES SEttee AUTOM SOUTH SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. 3456 South Grand Blvd. VESPER-BUICK AUTO CO. Lindell at Grand wiit BUILD See | i ' | ) 4 AW ) | a. a ; 4 | a | ; | | ' i j : i} ) | i | ' ; ' j j | ] j A 4 _ P ii | THEM ST. LOUS STAR DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION O. B. RIDDLE MOTOR CO. 952 Hodiamont Av. GIVENS MOTOR SALES 17 Darst Rd., Ferguson, Me. BELMONT MOTOR CO. 7th and Park Av. BLASE MOTOR SALES 8223 N. Broadway BELL SMART MOTOR CO. 1030 Kirkwood Rd., Kirkwood, Mo. STUHR STAR SALES East St. Louis, Ill. —EeEeeEEEOE

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SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH lto the east and reached by a good retail deliveries by Dodge Brothers’ |cent, over deliveries in the tour |and Graham trucks fray ‘road. At Santa Rosalia the car dealers amounted to 37,660, an in- weeks ended May 30, 1925. Dgal-| May 23, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : PAGE 6 29.966 Buicks Sold in May. St Mpearat gh ee toe ean, Sa ae OD MESO ey Eat Es Ae On eed OR ate one oe, i: sential ines” nth ira wep aad : - 8S so a ange eae Kea ab? + tlle f hota ae Pa ated ag oe Seal er ea gor « wy to" z Le Ce eee a ge ab A ot OR onde (a : “om : J aches ae eae gg 4) IEEE DET LOE EI QE ONG 2 Rey if wees aT em Met ; Se LV te Be fay, wnt > sateitsita> o% po hs ra a art {2p 4 ei ate PP ra 7 Aon “ SOAS Sie y an OS Si ae ne oS Sa PEAS on. PEP REPS A hiae rea ae i ait hd ake ae Ria i Prk . DYE NET AIRE OAL Se anes b" pee’ DO EA ARN PN ee ahs Ppt poe i et a, Ra) ts A ie] nthe Lee ape aire ee GMELIN SOBEL ENED GIRS ES el ng “ onan ip eA the ois cP Rey ROT WE PE es 4 te atid. Le hp ee Piel aera bat he RR Pla eg ter: iE 9 te el PE i 2k ~ t RS RO E Sate wee a : a —a es cma eaa sts napa ueeeand is desi Bi ten boonteem, gute conpasirid CE Gy erm age eet hal ¥ o~ awe pe ” vot teinatatli: CPR. "eae apt eas fd wgdaptitcs a ldata oneal ee vi ssh ih seine tailgate |sold, setting a record. The 1936 & G 1 300 In the 10 months since the cur- record, however, is higher pie 60, ar Two Days 4) | ng rent series was introduced last | August, 205,182 Buicks have been | first | delivered to owners. In the 10 months after their introduction, /in the five months since 496 cars, or 41.7 per cent. In April, ered to owners. deliveries were In May, 29,966 made. the first p Soar LOW PRICES SPECIAL HIGH- GRADE TIRES The Greatest Tire Sale Ever Offered—See Us Before Buying GOGOTEAR ALL-WEATHER TIRES All New. Clean, Fresh Steck 30x32 Oversize All Weather Cords. $9.9 Sixd A. W. T. Cords Skid A. W. Cords "5.25 Balloon Noa-Skid...... 3045.77 Balleen Nen-Skid..... 33x6.00 RBalleorn Non-Skid All Geedyear seconds; will not affect the weartng quality. Kelly Springfield K. S. Cords 3Ox3} orenise, $8.95 UNITED STATES ROYAL CORDS MILLER GEARED-TO-THE-ROAD CORDS $17.75 30x5.77 324 §.-S, Non-Skid S3214™% §8.-8. Non-Skid. .... -- 342.4% &..&, Non-Skid —s 8.8, Non-Skid | 29x4.40 Hoary Non-sara. $8.49 | [3013} Stas. $7.95 High-Grade Cord Tires $0r3_1g. $5.95 | Now-siua.. 99.95 Sex¢ ia 910.79) Now-skia.. 910.95 Non-Skid mere $6.45 | 30x3% Clincher, heavy non-skid cord EE Sst Ar Ali mail orders must be accompanied by Bank Draft, Money Urder or (hock, RELIABLE AUT JEfferson 1180 3117-3119 LOCUST ST. Wholesale and Retail Dealers. Co. JEfferson 1180 write for our price list. FREE SERVICE AT OUR STORE of the City Free of We Deliver to All Parte Charge. OPEN FWENINGS AND ALL DAY SUNDAYS TO SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS 31,632 cars were deliv- | Deliveries Feet in Lower California Before Said to Be Worst Test Any Car Ever Underwent. ——— | Special to the Post-Disretch. i LOS ANGELES, Cal., June 12.— A Buick sedan, driven by “Out- door” Franklin, who is famous on the Pacific Coast for his motor car explorations, has just returned from a pioneer tour into Lower Califor- nia that is-described as the most ‘severe test that any automobile has '@ndured and come through tri- ‘umphantly. The Buick traveled 680 miles to penetrate 560 miles ‘south of the border between Cali- ‘fornia and the Lower California ‘peninsula, the last 180 miles being through a section heretofore trav- ‘ersed only by pack train. | A Man-Breaking Trip. Ae far as Onyx, which is 400 | miles south of the border, the trip, ‘while hard on the car, was not un- ‘duly trying, though not for any but the most experienced motorists. At that, it required two days for ‘one 258-mile stretch, speeds high- er than 10 miles an hour seldom ibeing feasible, as the “road” con- sisted werely of wheel tracks, and there were only waterins places fn the 258 miles. “But bervond Onyx,” says the Los four Rickenbacker CAR WORTHY OF -° 6. o b. Detroit, plus war taz ITS NAME The more you study the Rickenbacker Six, the more you will be amazed at the exceptional value offered at the new and reduced prices. Reductions range from $100 to $200. There are other good Sixes on the market—lots of them— but you will not find one in which are incorporated so many advanced engineering refinements as you will find in the Rickenbacker. Increased volume makes possible these new and reduced prices. Come in today. Convenient terms. RICKENBACKER—St. Louis Company 2218 Locust Street, St. Louis Phone, CEntra! 1852 ‘through the . a a a4deit >. i ress isunup and sundown ‘that not until neon could the work- tube which had on Oo ver dav - hails | Aas on into the aging 2100 foot Times, “transportation centuries has confined largely to mules, the con- ‘ditions being too severe even for horses. “The Angeles character of the country, too, changed. The hills, thickly cut with dry arroyos, were more abrupt and covered with loose vol- eanic rock ranging in size from an apple to small boulders. The cactl, too. were larger and thicker, being higher than the top of the sedanin many places. And it was 50 miles to the first "water hole. “It was a man-breaking job that the travelers aonfronted. Rocks too large to be climbed by the car had to be rolled aside. And when this was not the case, axes had to be used to clear a Way. A Mile a Day. “The mountain sides that had to be climbed, with loose rock under- neath, sometimes ran as high as 4s per cent, as shown on the gradeo- meter of the car. Going over the top of Saraguay Mountain of tne San borgas the strument showed the Buick fight- ing a 48 per cent grad “The first day out of On¥x wasa banner day for Franklin. He made the high mark of eight and one-half That seems siow progress, Sierra range ut it Was fast compared to the next day. when, between just one and miles were covered. Boulders larger than the Buick were so thick that it seemed the expedition must end there. But by vsing block and tackle with the power of the car these barricades were laboriously moved aside. “The interest in the work heightened by the presence of rat- tlers which keenly resented this i1- vasion. In a trip Franklin and his companions killed 32 rattlers andl two Gila monsters. “The thermometer hanging the shade inside the car register 100 degrees a few minut?s after sunup and toward the middie of the day 120. But, heat. it was necessary for the part) to be on water rations. This meant one-tenth was within - > yy ji respite ‘ais ers quench their parched lips. T*: afternoon drink was given in th> form of coffee. “And in the entire trip Onyx south the only ‘sweet’ water the party ] Fes rv ; aaa obtained was when a thunderstorm came. It Was a time- ‘ water supply had & he « +h oe 44 re? © Ty. aad To ee GQuti . canvas Cau@q it = . , r. ” . Te E Traciniiil s ‘? » 7 7” LOLOWILDS | ors >! . ™ o> Ps , or a LCL a iad exXPr at sat Ty PeNM IR the boas 441) & 4a im thea air tra nr ? in 4, & it ese % next steamed the desert and ut the dav the party had cut its way foot by toot through a forest of mescal cacti. They suf- fered painful cuts 23 Punctures in One Day. livide time De- Tween ing repairing "mre erst = *h wo : asiwvt - Ps es: caused by growth. were brought home souvenir as a 121 patches piled desert-made punctures. A dry lake, four miles across. was a happy relief in the fou This was q genuine the g Onyx hich gear he record mileage of ] 3 ™ ** a. . + 3 UD tila 5 &. ane 7. ~e *¢ - " aUa 44a & 4 abeee: ‘ - 1... x ot ~h , ;OU 2 i Vitis id Wwe » i . ; he ulders and cacti bu re fifth day brought the Buick rl. ; . — > ° iano {piaid! COunCryY with a fantastic forest of gardones, mu!- > ee > ee l-ar aba aq -actus which averaged 45 mesa. elevation. is enough, I! (Plains of the beginning of which stretches awav iiles to San Ignaci th 14 Days to Cross Desert reg 14 2B = —— "ye . licn. his } a - ov (Get 4 Als aver. —. ee eo South . on ce r¢ ™ point that two days were epent in moving forward 390 And the nearest water San Ignacio. Adding to the difficulties af sha a a = A | cacti and sand were arrovos washes. averaging 2 feer Down into these av bling banks days to fight this deser: in the towering gard *i77 CO LIIIMO with ones, CirTio and choila cacti. lense mesca. were us Obstacies. condition form of a powder-like which the car ——— = o s+ Sand o . feet Was at ard tf eD i> v"?v? tvs . 2444 ™ tha ’s iriven, Was Only a part so aa Ting out "cua! But Franklin Says the Rui was as efficient on the brakes downs the trog Was an ck motor . r: the pulling as In all = ae e <a 44, iS MOtor wandering over the trails of the West and South west. Franklin deciares that he 2 . he never Was gree@@d by such a hear. eniy sight as when the Ruick emerged from the low fesere and he. , *? | iMtle green. Pa_m- groved valley lay San Ignacio, the end of the trip | Resting in the bils#ful shade of the palms +ws nim im a Qulet and dave the | Butck party began the homeward | return by Way eof Santa Roslia | prog- | : 144.77 2 | e ye: otal 110,026 cars. ° pb ; of the 1925 models were! of the year tota ‘Trin Tinen Region No Auto Ever Penetrated ON age to the sedan was innumerable 'scratches on the body and one been | mt nm a . a . . |; COmDined manuiacturing | Space of Oakland Tactories wil! be the port on the gull? : : b BULl Mide 594 miles i sneietcineentees i ee a mae a act é : 7 ; | in the United States alone de-icent over the | was placed aboard a boat and crease over the previous four weeks ers record here to Guaymas chun di-'and a gain of 12,735. or 51 per! livered 144.199 new Dodge cars ithe corresponding rectly across the 90 miles of gulf. On the Sonora mainland the route northward to the border was. by way of Hermosilla, Magdaieua and Nogales, After what the Buick had been through the roads on the Mexican mainland seemed like a speedwar. Checking up at Los Angeles, me- chanics found that the only dam-, bent strut-road beneath where 4 large rock had been struck. Frank- lin and his companions state that they did not put in a drop of oil from the time they started until their return. Moreover, they add that they did not devote one min- ute of mechanical attentjon to the car on the trip. : | A TO RAISE PONTIAC-OAKLAND CAPACITY 70 1600 DAILY Expansion Program to Make Possi- | ble Production of 400,00@ Cars a Year by Jan. 1, Next. Plans for expansion of the Pontiac and Oakland plants are on larger scale than ts gen-. a far erally realized, according to E. A. Hatfield, head of hehies ale t! to-etc- f:- the Mississippi Motor Co., Oakland and distributer. News dis- patches have told how millions are to be spent on the expansion pro-| gTam, but, says Hatfield, this means increase by next January of capacity from 700 to 1600 cars _ Valley Pontiac per day. The investment is the Oakland Motor Car Co., includ- ing inventories, will be increased | to $50,000,000. | The main feature of the ex- | pansion calls for immediate erec- | tion of a $5,600,000 factory ex-| clusively for Pontiac sixes with a capacity of 1000 cars per day. The present Oakland factory, which has | two complete automobile factories under one roof, now used for both Oakland and Pentiac tion, is to be six produc- exclusively and is to have a devoted ‘oe Be Oaktands iy? OU cars per day , new er Ntla . r) — writ} i ne Sac PcDak i a total of 1 manutact 44) 1090 square i am | -* - “urine Lidor Space. -? a 46 r.00rTr “uivalent nr . tr ? . Aiéi® fit ‘ a ~ or sing: story build- ing 600 and a full mile inciuding the large Fisher fé ef ~ -* WwW id ll Ihodge Sales Still In the four x Increasing. eeks ended May 29 NEWS OF IMPORTA CO. — Groves PHILLIPS MOTOR Lockwood and Summit Av. Webster Now the Dealer for CHRYSLE MOTOR CARS We have been appointed = ysler dealers in this com- munity, an appointment which we interpret as a high honor and a serious responsibility. The public during the past two years has come to look upon Chrysler as a manufacturer of a high order of integrity. By this appointment we feel that the good will of Chrysler owners has been placed in our hands for safe keeping. We wish to assure all owners that as Chrysler represen- tatives we shall serve them in accordance with the high standards of quality which characterize Chrysler cars. The supreme Chrysler Imperial “80,” as fine as money can build; the famous Chrysler “70”; and the super-value Chrysler “60,” at its electrifying new low price will be on display at our salesrooms. We are eager to demonstrate to you why these sensatiorial cars have appealed so convincingly to men and women who know and appreciate true motor car worth and value. PHILLIPS MOTOR CO. Lockwood and Summit Av. Webster Groves A Reo car. attested to b recently won a 12-hour Buenos Aires, Argentina, t! LES IS my | i ores N THE CHAD!

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ind Graham trucks from Jan. > May 29, 1926, a gain of é sent over the record of 9 he corresponding period } 7.872, —— en het E LIGHT CAR ANC CO. Groves come high ‘upon y. By rysler j se resene , , . high cars. >y can value be on tional n who e. CO. Groves srur +. > tee 2 . e bs el” ees ee § ) East St. Louis, Ill. E a Zo RED WINS ARGENTINA RACE DOING 522 MILES IN 12 HOURS | A Reo car, attested to be stock, | recently won a 12-hour race at'| Buenos Aires, Argentina, the Kar- | car. The race ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH } . ‘dell Motor Car Co. is informed.| Moron track at Buenos Aires, and The Reo was not only first among| the Reo covered 522 miles in the touring cars in the race, but also 12 hours. won the general sweepstakes prize | hours it was excessively hot, and for the best showing made by any the race was finished in a heAvy was held on the! rain. During the first few Garage PUTS THIS PERMANENT Premises Small Carrying Charges SPECIFICATIONS: base of the Garage. Balance 24 Monthly Payments 3 windows, 1 mill-made glass top service door and the alley doors are also mill made of the best that money can buy. Gable roof with 3-ply rubberoid roofing and the walls of the best fir drop siding. We also put in a water'table to protect the 18x18 ........... $265.00 - e%ji2| INSPECT THE MASTER-BUILT GARAGES LISTED BELOW | 3949 Ashland Av. N.' E. Kingshighway Bl. 5192 Cabanne Av. 6021 Westminster Av. 4244 Westminster Av. 4105 Chippewa St. 2627 Armand PI. S. Compton Av. 4248 West Belle PI. 6441 S. Kingshighway BI. 3717 Tennessee Av. Marlowe Av., Overland, Mo. 6614 Bartmer Av. 5365 Odell Av. 4640 Labadie Av. We Build ’Em From the Ground Up 822 Columbia Av. PETITE as Br ea we "xs TTT TILE ILI eee ay ssesesesse JUST CLIP AND MAI Lecescceceer MASTER-BUILT CONSTRUCTION AND FINANCE CO. 306 Victoria Bldg., St. Louls CEntral 4150 property | J). Porch Enclosures[ Gentlemen: Without obligation, please send me information how $10.00 will put a Master-Built Garage on my eenrreeeeneeneeeeeeeeeeeeeeee }. -- ree Or — . SS ; ax Ky . t ‘s - , : ‘ y at : a g! ' ; ~ td x *» “5 ‘ al i ¥ - , . than 86 miles an hour. Peak, 14109 feet above sea level? seconds! end to end? cate C -instantly! THE CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY —_—— —ae on al —_ J. D. PERRY LEWIS, Pres. Delmar 4460 Community Dealers: Cleveland Downey Motor Sales 5628 Gravois, St. Louis, Mo. GRIESEDIECK AUTOMOTIVE _ ASHBY, SERVICE fe ne ul. Your Next Car with Open Eyes 1)? YOU suppose the car you now own cauld stand being driven around a race-track at a furious top speed for 1000 miles without let-up? Chandler holds the record for doing 1000 miles in 689 minutes—a gruelling average of better What sort of showing do you think your present car would make climbing the dizzy slopés of Pikes Chandler holds the world’s record on Pikes Peak—and won its honors in an open contest with the finest cars in America. Chandler’s time for climbing the snake-like highway to the top of this famous mountain is 17 minutes, 48 7/s How long does it take you (or somebody else you may pay to do it) to lubricate your present car from Chandler has the famous “One Shot” System of centralized chassis lubrication. It takes but a single press of your heel on a plunger to lubri- hentiles’s entire chassis—thoroughly and And so it goes—in one thing after another, the new Chandler offers advantages and benefits peculiar to itself. Get the facts. Compare beauty, comfort, power—everything. Buy your next car with open eyes. ° CLEVELAND , Pn a f Z j j i j ‘\ j j | , ; ‘ ‘ - ‘ ‘ j , a ~ ~ j ~ y \ _ - —_ LEWIS AUTOMOBILE CO. 4700 Washington Avenue | OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS Fried Auto and Repair Co. 525-527 Bates St., St. Louis, Mo. WM. SCHMI UR Belleville, | parking length. favored the quick acceleration of four-wheel brakes of approved de- 'rially lessen the wear on streets and |highways and result in better driv- TRAFFIC COMMISSIONERS —| FANCY EUROPEAN TYPE CAR Questionnaire Said to Reveal Ma- jority Opinion It Would Lessen Traffic Hazards in U, 8S. A questionaire to traffic commis- sioners of the 50 largest cities in this country, seeking their attitude toward the European type of light car as a possible means of lessening traffic hazards, is said to have de- véloped a 70 per cent favorable opinion. A statement summarizing answers to the questionnaire says: “Eighty per cent of the replies the European light car as being of distinct benefit to the rapid han- dling of traffic. | “Opinions as to the value of the lower type of body used on Eu- ropean cars were about divided. The favorable answers cited the advan- tages to the traffic control officer of being able tosee over the tops of the cars from a slightly elevated platform. “Seventy-five per cent felt that sign would aid materially in re- ducing the accidents caused by the lighter cars. The only ones to ques- tion the advantages of four-wheel brakes as a safety factor in traffic based their question on the person- al element of the driver himself. “Ninety-five per cent stated that the use of a lighter car would mate- ing conditions with less expense to road maintenance departments. “Ninety per cent considered that the shorter overall length of the European type light car would re- sult in a decided improvement in parking conditions, since these cars would require far less room at the curb, could be handled easier and with less jockeying when backing into a parking space and more cars could be accommodated in the same SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 senger coach serves as a ticket and circus exhibits. City Southern Railroad enabled Brownlee Wells Motors, Inc., Chev- rolet dealers headquarters of the circus, to build ciently. “An item not covered in the ques- i | tionnaire, but one of importance, is ithe ability of the car to European light | a good = average | It would be relatively | maintain road speed. -easy for an American-built light) car following European principles | | of construetion to maintain aver-| ‘ages of 35 miles per hour over the | usual ithe earth and an efficient lubricat- ing oil. dol is produced at Bayonne, N. J., | highway, even ine traffic lines.”’ MANY INTRIGATE PROCESSES IN MAKING LUBRICATING OIL. There is a vast difference be- tween petroleum as it flows from i } | The refinery in which Vee- | is a region of giant stills, filters, storage tanks, steam and power plants and laboratories. Its work- ing population is equal to that of many towns. Immense workshops are required to manufacture the hundreds of thousands of barrels, | boxes and tins in which the many, products are shipped. Before the| 'various grades of Veedol reach the | ‘consumer, the crude petroleum as. ' | | | ' j ; } couraging results, it is received through pipe lines | from the Pennsylvania fields is sub- | , ! jeeted to many intricate processes, and careful tests. MARMON OFFICIAL SAYS MEN | MAY DEVELOP SIXTH SENSE With safety education in the public schools attaining such en- and with the youmger generation, or at least a) part of it, growing up accustomed | ‘to “stop, look and listen,” the! time may come, in the opinion of H. H. Brooks, general sales direc- | itor of the Marmon oMtor Car Co., | Indianapolis, when human béing | iwill become endowed with a sixth sense which will warn them of an automobile’s approach. ity of the motorist and admits that ‘er is at fault. ' out, | more 'STUTZ WINNER IN CLOSED | | | ‘gallon of gasoline over the Brooks concedes the responsibili- | in many cases of accident the driv- But the pedestrian, while often the victim, he points is often more reckless and thoughtless than the most careless motorist. CAR CLASS ON ECONOMY RUN —_—— ---- The been officially informed that first Benjamin Motor Co. has place in the closed car class in the annual Los Angeles-Yosemite econ- omy run was won by a Stutz sedan, which also was second in the | sweepstakes, in which a Duesen- | berg touring car was first. The | Stutz averaged 16.74 miles to the | 260- | 'mile valley and mountain course, | 'used no extra oil and added only) ‘one pint of water. tion was figured on The competi- | the basis *) ton miles, computed by multiply- .ing the cars’ weight by the num- ber of miles traveled and dividing | iby the gasoline used in gallons. In! figuring the sweepstakes winners, | points were deducted for oil and! 'water added during the run. 30,206 MILES IN 60 DAYS jecorded on the /- Pontiac coach which has just fin- A total of 39,296.7 miles was re- speedometer of a ished a 60-day “run” in a dealer's window in Detroit. The car ran | 14.536.3 miles in the first 30 days) and 15,670.4 in the second 30 days. | The speedometer was sealed during | ‘the run. | — - ition. this General Motors common stock will be distributed to stock- tion on the basis of one share of 'General Motors for each one and lone«balf share of Fisher Body. tia ila itil Fisher Body Sale Approved. | The stockholders of the Fisher} Body Corporation have voted to) dissolve the corporation and sell to | General Motors, taking in payment | 1,600,000 shares of common stock | of General Motors Corporation. On| diwselution of Fisher Body Corpora- holders of Fisher Body Corpora- LOCOMOTIVE BUILT ON TRUCK! TO DISCUSS UNIFORM TRAFFIC | LAWS FOR EAST SIDE CITIES A. C. Gauen, Mayor of Coll‘ns- ville and president of the 8t. Clair- . is on tour with the/weaison Regional Planning Asso- clation, has called a meeting for Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the East St. Louis City Hall to see whether something can be done to Plans supplied by the Kansas | S°*t @ uniform traffic code for all the cities of the two counties. He has invited the Mayors of Belle- ville, Alton, Edwardsville, Granite Madison, River, O'Fallon, Dupo, St. Jacobs, Lebanon Columbia and Mascoutah a duplicate of one of the road’s'to attend. A replica of a railroad locomo- tive on a one-ton Chevrolet truck chassis, hauling a miniature raill- road coach, Morris and Castle circus. The pas- band wagon and is a feature of the parades in every town where the in Shreveport, La., City, the locomotive on the Chevrolet truck chassis. It is in miniature ‘““‘moguls.”’ was found the truck had ample power to handle the ioad effi- | The reason for this desire for Due to the weight of 12 tons uniformity is to help the tourist carried and drawn by the one-ton/and the occasional truck careful tests were made. It: the Plan carries, it will be a great improvement over the present ar- rangement of each town and city having its own speed laws. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Wright-Jordan Co., ot whic’ S. M. Wright is head, has been ap-/|Archer Motor Co. of St. Louis, Jor- pointed am associate Jordan dealer;dan distributer. Nameoki, Wood motorist. If Where in your old eee FREE $ With Every Purchase of $10.00 We Give WE ALSO FURNISH TICKETS WITH PURCHASES OF LESS THAN $10 LOOK AT THE SAVING Your Accessories will be close to 75% cheaper than anywhere else FREE INSTALLATION We install all Accessories purchased from us free. Save time and money. SPECIAL LOW PRICES FOR THIS WEEK BUMPERS—FOR ALL CARS—BUMPERETTES For Ford or Chevrolet New Tire Factory in St. Louis 4 should visit the--- =§-“*¥' can have your tires rebuilt or —— like new jgand where you can buy STANDARD MAKES TIRES that have carefully selected and rebuilt with new live fresh } or trade tires for tires that we have in stock at these— PRICES: ett } Standard FREE a ee voceceeenenes eovees 34.75 SOOAHD occ cccdceesteces OS bceooseoeceesessessese 458 SRO. i cnksnchedabnene cere Seeete CONS cccscosecrstts E> SBMA anscaunseensnesseg ae Pe 868. og 6666666806068 600068 7235 30:4.96 eereeeee eee eeseseee 745 You - $5 Book of 32x PS 488 ERP QOS Te io 3124.86 eeeeeevee ee eee e eeeee 7.45 Gasoline Coupons. ans a ee ee tats eet a5 30x5.25 Seeteeteoeeeeereeteete &.75 22x4 % * . : : : . : : ; : : : : **ee . 8.45 2125.25 eeere ere eereve eee eeeee 9.45 BARA 2 nce e cece eersacnces By BORE.TT 2... ccecccecsesesess OMS BOOED sc ctsncecsseeses + 00me seunit U. B. Reval @. G...2 ses $11.95 $3.50 Auto Cloek........c.2e6: $2.80 BOuBVe Coed ... cs ccceecesecios $6.95 S81 A. a ae eee BiB ee TOO oon kbs cs ewisces : $1 Can Top Dressing............ 20x1-40 Balloon Tires Sun Goggles Accessories for All Cars All Work Saperanh by Expert Tire SATISFACTION GUARANTEED The Largest Modern Vulcanizing\ Plant in the St. Louis Tire Rebui 2950 Washington BI., Corner Southwest » School JEffersen 2778 sea ae -_ =- -_ «5. «= =- —§ = * ~aeeetetae *e-—- = =-— = | - EVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DIS. PATCH WANT ADS are BUSINESS BUILDERS. PHONE YOUR ORDER. i el ~ --- «= _- - « «+ * - One" -—--- - - - - «© _ ess s- +*- + - - * Xs < 7 * : ‘ 4 Mow OF THE reed daeee ei, ' ed Not What You Sell But Standard Line: Five-Pas- senger Brougham, $2995; Two-Passenger Coupe, $3045; Four- Passenger Victoria, $3095; Five- Passenger Sedan, $3195; Seven-Passenger Sedan, $3295; Seven-Passenger Imperial, $3435. Custom Line: Roadstet, $3250; Touring Car, $3250; Phaeton, $3250; Five-Pas- senger Coupe, $4000; Five- Passenger Sedan, $4150; Seven-Passenger Suburban, $4285; Seven-Passenger Imperial, $4485. All prices quoted F. O. B. Detroit. Tax to be added In almost all legitimate lines of business people distrust both the merchant—and the merchandise — when prices are cut in the mere effort to make a sale. Price-cutting merchants appeal al- most exclusively to thoughtless buyers. In the motor car business, price- cutting almost always takes the form of extra long “trading allowances”. Often people have taken long trad- STANDARD WORLD 4 : yx Pts a ~ “<s* ‘te 4% What You ‘Buy ing allowances as a substitute for real value—and found themselves no better off than they were before. It is almost always safe to say that the dealer who over-bids on an old car in order to sell his new car, is ackno ing that his car is not worth its price. Ask yourself whether there is any car you had rather own than the Cadillac—and then buy your car _ on that basis. ces NEW 90 DEGREE Dik _. DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION LA — OLIVER CADILLAC COMPANY LOCUST AND LINDELL CUT-OFF + + JEFFERSON 3080 ” Guy W. Ontrven, President Y ; : x a “ah

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PAGE 8 ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ih Cate a SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 13, 1926- : ) ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH - STAR SQUARE CO. GETS |store. 3. A. sutteiman, seneret! STUTT PRESIDENT VISITS NEW GASOLINE SAID TO SOLVE CLEVELAND SIX BODY PLANT | p!s2t ana a Why Drive a Shabby Looking Car? iid dike Becens vet 3 yea [Mhouncemest was omy one more BENJAMIN MOTOR CAR CO.’ FULL PROBLEMS FOR AUTOIST, © MAKES FACTORY COMILETE renners saues EAD Paint It Yourself anil Gave the Seal a announcement was only one more, which handles auto accessories,!evidence of the permanency and ; | i is wan Cleland Midiew Gales Co. eS FOR RIEFLING AUTO CO. tires and radio sets and supplies, | solidity of the firm's growth, as tt Moskowics Tells of Two New Sev- | The new gasoline made ‘ s additi e | L. B. Tebbets has been appol inted. With has taken a 20-year lease of the/| now has seven stores in St. Louis en-Passenger Models That will | Texas Co. is the result of much ex-/ informed that, wan the addition o sales manager of the Riefling Auto- building at 1129 Locust boulevard, 'and its business is increasing stead- Soon Be in Production, | perimenting by chemists and refine- a large body division to the fac- |} mobile Co., authorised Ford wien presi- | ry experts who aimed to produce * + ies in Cleveland, the Cleveland er, at 2315-2503 South Jefferson | which it. occupies as headquarters ! ily. Frederick E. Moskowics, ts has been in the rest Re dent of the Stutz Motor Car Co. of} pure gasoline, containing no chem~-/ i. car is now built virtually 100 |)avenue. Tebbets has been in t One eunrt. & brash, 6 Siw eeee. ntaceies Sek. ss automotive buSiness since 1918, dis- experience necessary, as Rubbernamel is self-leveling and will not oie — ~ CMB Nas PRES £? CPOE ghee fe conan piniiaeag ot ae re. Ss - ~~ nae PMA GRO BR DRE thy tie alee: pet ag OF BON re a s eaint ee aint it yourself ; was in St. Louis Tuesday |icals, which wo uid have exceptional per cent in Cleveland. From the . ~ America, ;' ? marks. dust fi vi - high | : h; es os arse rage ti 3} d , arburetor s; dustprvef in 5 or ours, high luster finis resembies baked visiting the Benjamin Motor Co.,/antiknock qualities for smoother pheginning the Cleveland factory | tributing the. Sh ee Oe One coat equal to 4 or 5 of ordinary pain teva r « ’ > ‘ i he eo - . : Stutz distributer. While here he! engine action, and at the same time has built its own engines, trans- | and other accessories for Ford cars, RUBBE N A MEL CO. was the cuest of J. Jerome Benja-! have the higher volatility to insure missions, rear axles and other vital | His firm, known as the L. B. Teb- oe «Ae aa - - . . ‘ . > ‘ “ ” ‘ . ‘ : i a | " = ~ - - . “a I iF - r t . S = ” 1 J min. complete vaporization in the engine elements. The new body depart- bets « _o.. was ee at 3311 13 Agents Call or Write. alexrmom “842 Oltre, St. Loui, Moskowics said that two new sev- imanifold, better cevlinder distribu-' ment forms a wing of the main Washington boulevard. ; * ai VS GCS Sekbils Csi ebea & As — ; 2itchd . . Sete) ME CIR Po POLS! ae a ie od i PC Z w models would tion and less crank-case dilution. Texas Co. declares that it en-passenger Stutz ; — P | ha ft in production soon, and that he should be seen here some time | has succeeded in turning its entire both s} - | 7 next smonth. One will hea a seven- productio nN into a gerade of gasoline re . % Sa Xs ~. eae . 3 zo : Ww on a 145-inch! with a combination of good quali- ES oti gett i> oy passenger sedan wheelbase chassis at about $3600./ ties never before attained. eee oS RRB Se The other will be a chauffer-driven By this new Holmes-Manley ee ee ar ~ limousine and il] sell at around prdocess, it is said a fuel is pro- “4 . * - 2 Years to Fa a Poth cars will be custom-/ duced that entirely solves the gaso- mes - = : 3 y built throughout. 1eyv will be on/ line problem for the motorist. It, ie ns meee heme spenn 10: Sa cee al ‘not only prevents the fouling of | #3 Bite — Small Carrying Charges horsepower engine, ‘orn rear/spark plugs, but, because of its se 2 : : : P B Bands | drive ‘low center oO ravity and hy-/j higher volatility. gives better, more S 15 germ 3 ° ° eostatic four-wheel brakes. even cylinder distribution, resulting . Sd eS se IEE NOT SECTIONAL f i the first five months of the/in easier starting, smoother and waar ea Sa se F Alley View or or Ss urrent ‘ear tne Stutz Company | much better engine performance, Alle Vi Frame . year y View Brick . ~ ; Te rr; ‘ than 2250 cars on|and a decided gasoline economy. ee ee oe oe ies sco a ee a ey 1} AR AIRE a NEN RC RN PA IEEE HR ient Semanal aad SE is ARMOR SSS ; trelbgens WINeREE “ie ou ~ os dh . lst Installation $4 50 ‘hich i 1ade a net operating | The new gasoline is said to contain 10x18 $165 Specifications — ‘a . ‘ iprofit of slightly less than $340,000, ;no chemicals of any kind, and °* ee ° ™ Renewals, $2.50 its profit for May alone was in the| needs none. Specifications ° ee 18x18 $725 Complete, as shown in = | nag a eee Concrete floor, all a PR Brake Service } , - t ) CH rk “srane IG. M. — HOST TO tong ero ae 7 18x18 ° ee $263 ] 8 x20 $7 45 we brick; ay roof; ty | CHRYSLER DEALERS ‘ : a windows; one glass servi Parks & Bohne, Inc. PROJECT ' ae Portion: M. ee poems a tenes —— _— 18x20 eee $275 20x20 Tee $760 ee . 4 3134 Washington BI. ss ccaemeiinaiems «duabeiemelinc: ale ae m the metropelitan ditet ey siding aey Geaer. These prices do set incinde J e ee paint. aeles oreaninntinns painting or concrete floor. Phone JEfferson 0601 Yellow Truck and Coach Manu icon enniies night at a dinn r nd ' turine Co.. backed by the General me ff th 1] meeting at Hotel Claridge. Silty oors Are Self-Locking an uarant 7 ati of w barn it is mis i { s ¢ orporatio fm G Motors orp ation, five attende d. D. ! te ; a subsidiarv. is announced by John “y 2 sees ae vot aeesaghen ie Saas sales manager of G. M. Berry, Inc.. . Hertz, chairm , ~i|acted as toastmaster. Addresses “py: rit It is proposed to increase the capi-| were made by G. M. Berry, presi- See the actual building Write or phone for FOR tal stock of the Yel low Truck and ident of the company, and by - Vi. on dtsplay and open for *® or have our : , . erature ’ y , . a S| nico QQ Tt a) pr = 7 ee : Coach Manufacturing . : pro Stewart. vice president and general } i RES ESS Wide $14,000,000, of which $29,00%.- |r manager. Heads of the Phillips your mspection every St. Louis’ Largest Manufacturer and Builder of Bungalow Garages. tati i at SELL ‘0 is for the ne that Genera a | Motor Co. of Webster Groves, the day and ——ae Ofti Mill oe ri | e V is the first time that G eral o- le John tated tiie ee : ° ‘ a ; DON’T THROW YOUR OLD TIRES AWAY! heya on iliegeets Reygpertican ‘aged in op- ng ey or dir he Geet He cluding Sundays ce = a 4 A einiannl ~ OTS bit EOS sia oS : /t r : ni the Campbell Motor s sreper Bring or send us your old Tires and we will take them erating transportation. The Me€W)co- new Chrvsiler is RPS 8625 in trade on new Tires. We handle such brands as Good- company 1S know n as the Hertz, present. Si Say ey ae. if et rich, Michelin, Kelly, Ajax, Fisk, Miller, Goodyear, Drivurself Corp., and will act as a} United States and 10 others at the very lowest price. See holding company, controlling state| . ; us before you buy. and } *s l } ri urself ani Ss . 1 +h rorh ot 7 > “nit ' 30x3', Oversize Cord CORDS throughout th | > be Free his is the first time that : TS” BOUGHT AT A SACRIFICE this. 1s Ut! rirst ‘ | we - ' transportation system has been Of- | : . 3 a *h ~~?! ley ‘ aa , | > . ‘ t _ - 4 ‘ \ £24k O44 ~ > . »? -- 2 ar poss t Dike oa TIS CHE ee ¥ ALL NON-SALDS SOx 5". aaa = a, » . er » i tr 2s rake haan: oars Aer pooh ils A ey ae x in ay, ee canal leah Gens at Seger ee Cele elge S teh oo “ La Rind Phe NIP Be A EPP ee Sn p etd gee nh ets A ; od ot a ~ ou ta oe Bes vee ’ e > 120 Lon _ a ER IE Sa at Sa or Recut mtmeetn ade neat bsg eK Lan dae giite IRCA c Sebe 3 Pehle a Nga BOG Gz2el Oras ratte re lt at gh, ager “3 1 pele py vi ae, OA er ns rT Ae oe a + nite Corey 4accye Seal iret : nhs OR WR — sp gh BOs i Ae eae gee eC a ate ee thet tee es Pe fect S wees ~ 4 / =—_ = aps Fl z wr , be Ae on ™ ms 1 ee 3 * cree Stating > oie 4 3 - ra P wee bar Si» A ee ots Bae eh r ee bi Ry Ean pe adeta nee ae Te m oul Bas it ea, ¥ “ 7 F RI yet Ve ee Maen, Guaranteed first, fresh steck. heavy 3134 & & non-akid. Regular $12.50 ° $8. ™ $va4 Ss 8, * se ma value. Sale price a ae ae. : $23.58 if ies . ; a : s15 Ss’ 32x6.°O . $24.95 - ‘ = a EE he fe as ili | “ a JEfferson 0531 FRemont 4672 Shipments by the Patge-Detroit tage Fr Two - ores EVENINGS SUNDAY ALL DAY Motor Car Co. continued to increas ce for only $15.00. Remembe gage and Phone Orders Filled—Whelesaie and Retail in Mav The May total was 903 wa b] ished ti Write for Our Prices. Carry g Goed Spare—tTires on Time . ; at er meee Mie eR Ree em e . ires——-we carry a a factory firsts—each bearing : | ___.> SERS | oe number; fully warranted in And Note These V e ® = | FOR BUICKS he High Cost © engineering reasons == "18 a FR e i ipping, side-sway or w ; car i E | ender “prometly filled, | Ada |6h>Of Excess Weight Low gravity center wage onda eit cleat hb a TY oot Washington Bie Seb Bs va =z > es 9 A -. > Sig + = a: “t ms: 4s a: at * +4 h z : = rg e = “ Sao x a & * Vee -_ - + B a3 +& Wu Tigh ; High torque motor Schswu-nttedeushclechausueneen or strain on the engine. The oid fashioned car usually Excess weight in motor trucks is expensive. it. 1 : ne ag oe , It increases the purchase price and it costs as and Unit Engineering aie - month a rs mare or wears itself much to carry as an equal weight of pay load. A new depart 1 Its eS , because it t be sone retain cost is even greater use if mus —only these 3 combined can motor car enginecrir-g carried all the time. : é £ive such amazing performance The Overland Six will turn in a forty foot circle. Rear Graham Brothers trucks have a larger pro- springs are underslung and 52 inches long. 141 square portion of pay load to chassis weight than is E PREPARED for a big surprise when you take 'h¢S0f braking surface provide an ample sefery r-aryin. usually available in their respective capaci- your firstridein an OverlandSix. Abrandnewkind _It has more inside space. More cubic feet than the aver ties. Careful buyers are giving this due nog nad dams Seals tec teem oe : aa s neers age car of this price. recognition, as their marked preference for eae “a meas tn 5 ee passengers h cks indicates. Unlike many cars in this price class, the Overland Six is romayiry in or - room to Graham Brothers tru besaley basinal tases Sai ae stretch your legs with the utmost ease. Built by the largest exclusive truck makers : : The seats are wider, the windows larger, the doors much y are It is not just a modern body on a chassis that’s Sor 10 broader. All features you'll certainly appreciate when in the world—powered by Dodge Brothers : years old. But a new and revolutionary type of car, you inspect rival cars of this price. dependable engine—these trucks are capable wrt engineered and designed to give a new kind of an exceptional amount of profitable work : seaman asin erties esata over a long period of life. | The motor is a new type “high-torque” power plant— hung low in the chassis to give a straight line dive—- OVERLAND SIX SEDAN with more usabie power delivered to the rear axle than 1-Ton Chassis (G-BOY) $928.50 you find in many other Sixes. $ The new WILLYS FINANCE Fa . 4 means less money down, 1'2-Ton Chassis. .. . rege The center of gravity is lower—keeping the weight of — rate eg ae om “~ -% MBM Low Chassis . .$134 eee ey aie te ee ae trely new feeling of security when you drive this car. reek wen, rh a Mtge — Be bp tie De tae ee oa Senay aay Scat att marti radi . P pies » . rae ae bs apt Mort 9 Hi : areas > . ~~ * 2 ry fee ee ‘ ¥4 Soca nes " Si Te pe ee eee re ee ee ew aiee 4 ee eer lad PREP LY Perey . 2 Speci ‘ : Nettie 8 rife ener ag Cina tb tartar eomnan neni a a RE 7 Saas Og SS es I * * K tet in eaten bl You are cordially invited to come in and see this re markabie automobile. . Dern Auto Company Carondelet Ovwerland Co Mo : Mot % By ey suas ateoneeae tea pe car =e ; LAciede 1966 ASSOCIATE —— M fi ASSOCIATE DEALERS: Phene CAbany 8527 Th - C Phone CEatral 3166 nen - uner otor Co. TOWNSEND MOTOR CO. Franke Motor Company 3338 “Seuth Jeffersen Ar. J. W. DUGAN Tyr OTOR MPANY. Ine etna” aie Bamilton and Ridge Avs. an — “ Willys-Overland, Inc. Aute Sales & Service HERCULANEUM, MO. ruivkearee ott "$e inate ' ae 23d and Lecust Sts. 2298 Ste Oh. Bo fon Sm oe. 90 natant RE WASHINGTON at GARRISON i oe Sa See M. J. Ryan Motor Sales Co. —— Phone SRidge 1°94 LAU MOTOR SALES CO. JEfferson 1241 TURNBU LL MOTOR co. Nickalous Mielnik Granite City. Ul. Tricity 1240 Gestaveon Garage, Inc. Kohler Motor Co. 7829 IVORY AV. Ba ‘ Riverside 0579 Lewis Motor Co. —a-. 5633 Detmar Bi. ematiieemenaias PS SOUTH BRANCH. 5626 GRAV ~ TURNBITILL- - Granite City, Tl. Tri ity 227 ss S608 BRITT MOTOR CO. . — BULL-BUSHMAN ~~ Sonar Oh Ce., inc. Chas. A. Schneider Pine Lawn Auto & Electric Co. Reichardt & Hertel , Pheme Riverside 1568 All prices f. eo. b. factory. We reserve the right te change prices and specifications without notice. _ GRAHAM BROTH _ TRUCK Stans EVERYWHERE | OVERLAN D S I x

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—- eee en ar Looking Car? ve the Difference AMEL urself” No brush ename!]. Kill the fleas on. your : » 1 i) Pa, 9 . oi aa - FERS Pry og oA FIR He : : r Alley View Specifications ete, as shown in cut. ste floor, all first-class prick; Gable roof; two ws; one glass service mill made; sliding al- yor and two coats of ad 5 Years — rite or phone for lit- ture or have our rep- entative call at your nvenience. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_ SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —____ PAGE 9 RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND EXPERT on the different HIGH AND LOW TESTS That there are limits to the pow- er which can efficiently be used wavelengths was | ‘ demonstrated by the high and low | eo | power test conducted for two weeks by radio station ing on 217.3 meters, neer. input to the antenna to obtain with the wave cleanses, deodorizes and soothes sore skin and tly improves the coat. SERGEANT’S SKIP- A POWDER FOR DOGS AND CATS will not te or nauseate. 25c at drug, sport, seed and pogeenent ergeant’s Dog Medicines— irrita : gtores, pet shops or by mail. for over fifty years—Saf | all dog ailments. Our yRES ope Ng song being & wil etewes without charge estion about your dog’s te symptoms, 18 breed whea writing ' — on e and effective medicines Polk Miller Products Corp. 11,300 W. Broad St. Richmond, Va. Sergeant’ ca EE BOOK Polk Miller's famous Dog Book on the Diseases of Dogs with Symptom Chart and instructions on care, feeding and breeding; al- so Senator celebrated ‘‘Trib- ute To a Dog.” You'll treasure r co oy or | Wunderlich. Fleas turment your dog and may give him a dangere length the ous disease. Regular baths Ah SERGEANT’S quired. Excess power SKIP-FLEA SOAP will keep him free of fleas. It wee tone quamy ase Write for reception. 200 miles of Chicago WOK, broadcast- | according to), Norman E. Wunderlich, chief engi- Transmitters used in the test | were of 2000 watts and 5000 watts “The amount of power required the same results caries length,”’ said Mr. “The higher the wave greater the power re- | interferes | clearness of | Reports received from | | within a radius of approximately | indicate that /we came in clearer when using the 2000-watt transmitter. distance 70 per cent. of the reports | ‘indicated that reception was better | on the 5000-watt transmitter. Beyond this | ‘* ——— est’s the delicate . Write set . receiver, y- crystal DOG MEDICINES [ones ese sea e & ee #®ee ee eeaneae ee we corr: vent the contact CUPPLES EXTON CORD TIRES w) Adjustment of Crystal Receiver. The slightest vibration will up- adjustment of a a small piece i |muslin cloth placed tightly across | the surface of the crystal will pre- | from being thrown out of adjustment. | Two Days Only—Monday and Tuesday “7 AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT OUR CHAIN STORE a | PLAN OF SELLING MEANS TO YOU é The regular price of Cupples Exton Cord The Rhino Stores operate a chain of tire 4 Tires for Fords is $8.60. For three days only stores extending over a great part of the ' ' we offer you TWO of these high-grade Tires United States. This method of chain store re- : for only $15.00. Remember—no seconds—no tailing brings you convenient neighborhood ' blemished tires—we carry nothing but fresh service —standarized qualities—uniform in , factory firsts—each bearing its regular serial priceand the greatest tire values to be had ¢ number; fully warranted in every respect. anywhere. 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Soe cr a Dealers Write for Attractive Proposition Milking a Rubber Tree One Coat Does the Work car several coats of Steelcote. One quart is enough fora if or medium size car. Comes in 16 attractive colors. ive your the maker—through reliable hardwere, ners or by house-to-house sales. securing « substitute. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS The original Steelcote Rubber Auto Enamel! was first perfected and has always been manufactured by the Steeicote Manufacturing Company, St. Louis, U It is sold only in sealed cane—bescring signature of paint, and accessory stores everywhere—mever on street cor- Anyone buying « so-called “rubber enamel" from any other source or without our signatuge is m danger of S. A. drug / Made by STEELCOTE MANUFACTURING C6O., St. Louis, Mo. Monday, June 14th of | for | Sunday—5:15 P. M. gelical } 545.1 Sunday, June 13th §:15 P. M. Capitol Theater program. Di- rect from New York. 7:15 P. M. Atwater Kent Radio Direct from New York. Hour. 8:00 P. M. ‘La Favorita” (Offenbach), sung by WEAF Grand Opera Company. Direct from New York. Tuesday, June 15th 6:00 P. M. Grand Prize Furekas. Direct from New York. 6:30 P. M. Gold Dust Twins. Direct from New York. 7:00 P. M. Eveready Hour. Direct from New York. 8:00 P. M. Variety Half Hour. Direct from New York. K S D PROGRAM WEEK OF JUNE 13 CENTRAL STANDARD TIME Meters 8:30 P. M. Jack Albin’s Orchestra, rect from New York. Wednesday, June 16th 6:00 P. M. Di- Two-in-One Man and Shinola Boys. Direct from New York. | Ipana ‘Troubadours. Direct from New York. 8:00 P. M. “Yeoman of the Guard,” sung by WEAF Licht Opera Company Direct from New York. ne Thursday, June 17th 7:00 P. M. Clicquot Club Eskimos. from New York. 8:00 P. M. Silvertown Cord Orchestra. Di- Direct rect from New York. Friday, June 18th 6:30 P. M. Fathers’ Day Program, direct from New York. 8:00 P. M. Whittall “Anglo-Persians” Di- rect from New York. NEW ARRIVALS The Ortho-sonic Model C receiv- | er manufactured by the Federal Radio Corporation, has been for- s | mally introduced to the trade. The “‘C” receiver includes four stages of tuned radio frequency amplification. All coils and varia- ‘ble condensers in this group are most carefully made to possess identical electrical so that they are perfectly adapted to tuning by a single control. Ad- mney of the loop or antenna | circuit is accomplished by a second | control, which | ble balance essential | possible reception. _ A special feature of the Model 'C Ortho-sonic is its multiple shield- ‘ing, each circuit being completely isolated. Each coil has its own cov- ' ering, with the addition of a second | housing for those requtring maxi- 'mum protection. Over the entire radio frequency amplifier system is ‘still a third shield. All of these housings are made of the purest | copper and sealed by a special pro- i cess against electrical and magnetic leakage. Even the detector tube and audio frequency system have | their individual shielding of a cop- | ber steel alloy. Provision has been made for op- eration with either the integral | loop or a short indoor antenna and |counterpoise wire. With the loop ino ground or counterpoise wire is | necessary. A concealed and shielded iswitch facilitates the change from | loop to antenna where desired. | While a large outdoor antenna may ‘be employed, its use is discouraged ‘except under such rare conditions as exist only when static and elec- | trical disturbances are almost en- tirely absent. Since the integral loop is remarkably sensitive and se- lective, it is entirely sufficient for distance reception. NEW 110-VOLT TUBE After spending several assures the infalii- to the best years in experimental and research work in | an effort to perfect a 110-volt radio | ‘tube which would give satisfactory results, the Lestein Corporation an- ‘nounces that it has succeeded in 'developing and perfecting such a ‘tube. The tube, which will be known as the “‘Lestron’”’ tube, operates direct from any 110-volt supply having ‘either direct or alternating charac- teristic, without the use of a trans- former, and eliminates both A and | B batteries. It has the combined features of a rectifier, detector, os- cillator, The metallic base itself is used making the fifth the tube, which from is required, as an additional element. known as a a a Post - Dispateh Radio sroadeasting Station KS D 545.1 Meters Program by Major Edward Bowes and the ‘Capito! Family’ direct from the Capitol Theatcr, New York. Radio Hour. Atwater Kent Direct from New York KFUO—545.1 Meters SUNDAY, 2:00 P. M.—Description of New Seminary Buildings. SENDAY, 2:30 P. M.—Dedication service of Concordia Seminary. Con vregational singing Dedication of Seminars (;roup bv Rev, R. Kretzschmar, Chairman of Building Committee. Unveiling of Memorial Stones and Tablets. Students Chorus. Addresa (German) the Rev. F. Pfoten- hauer. D. D.. President of the Evan Lutheran Synod of Missour, (Ynio and other states. Address (En xlish) the Rev. J. W. Behnken, Vice resident of the Fexas District. Mass horus. Three-minute addresses: Prof Hi. A Klein, President of Concordia Theological Seminary. Springfield, Tl.. Prof G. CC. arth, President of Con cordia College, Milwaukee, Wis.. Mr Henry W. Horst. representing the eynodical Reard of Directors ' 9:15 P. M.—Address: “The Rev. Waiter E stein, of Bleomington Hl. Organ recital by Carl Rupprecht. member A rh rican (sulld of (weatiste arn the False Hohen- Witness.’ National Association of Organista, of Chicago. Tl. VYoeal and tnetrumental KFWF—214.2 Meters — 10:45 A. M.. 7:45 an 9 FP. . WMAY—247 Meter: SENDAY, 21 A. M. and SP. ™ KMOX—280.2 Meter: SUNDAY, 9 and 10 P. M. ‘|| > WSBF—273 Meters SUNDAY, 9 P. M. ——E \ characteristics, | radio frequency amplifier, | -and is a power amplifier, the am- | plification factor being eight. | connection | = TWO NOTED SINGERS | OVER KSD TONIGHT | | Allen McQuhae, tenor, and Wil- | liam ' i ' i | WASHINGTON, June 12—If Con- ‘gress adjourns without the enact- j | : |justificd in attempting any longer , WITHOUT RADIO LAW LISTENERS MAY SUFFER Prediction That Hoover Will No Longer Shoulder Respon- sibility of Broadcast Reg- lation. eee ment of radio legislation, Secreta”y Hoover may consider that he is not Use audio amplifiers that will. Morning Oregonian” wil! be re- allow as near an approach as possi- | placed during the next two months ble to straight line amplification, i. | with a new plant having 1000 watts e., amplification without distortion., power. The inauguration of the Secure a high quality loud speaker | new station has been set for A” whose nominal impedence matches|/ 15. The application to the ; - more or less accurately the output | tember Sno Seating oman al te ¢ ' ' crease impedence of the last audio tube. year ago. Station KGW will con- More Power for KGW. ‘tinue its past policy of operation. The present 5600-watt equipment | operating on a strictly commercial of Station KGW operated by “The | haris. to shoulder the responsibility regulating broadcasting. of | Observers who say that is the) Hoover to '‘logica leourse for Mr. | pursue refuse to predict what may | happen if all broadcasters are giv- ena free hand to do anything thvry please. Whether or not chaos will result cannot be anticipated, they say. It is believed, however, that the listening public will suffer for a time at least. It would depend en- tirely on the number of new sta- tions that gon on the air, the wave lengths they use, their power and their location. | Simmons, baritone, will be \featured on the Atwater Kent pro- | At’ the present time there are gram to be broadcast tonight at|around 530 broadcasting stations 7:15 p. m., Central time, through|Which are on 89 wave lengths. \Station KSD from the New York There are on file at the Department | studio. ithe Atwater Kent Orchestra, con-|¢W licenses | ducted by Nicolai Berezowsky. They will be assisted by |°f Commerce 625 applications for All of the wave ‘lengths are crowded to capacity and | Mr. McQuhae not only appeared ‘New stations would necessarily re- | ‘in ons of the popular Atwater Kent )sult in a greater time division or | jradio hour’s broadcast during the |'@creased interference. but summer inaugurated |past winter, concerts special ;one chain stations for the imonth. Mr. Simmons, who is well ‘known on the concert platform, ‘will also be recalled by the radio! audience as one of the soloists of the Christmas program during the broadcasting of the Atwater Kent radio hour last winter. The program 1, Opening Air— Allen McQuhae and Orchestra. yd “Kashmiri Sone”’ Amy Woodford Finden William Simmons and Orchestra. 3. “Brown Bird Allen MceQuhae and Orchestra. '4. “On the Road to Mandalay”. .—speaks . William Simmons and Orchestra. ie “Just a Cottage Small'’. DeSviva-Hanley Allen McQuhae and Orchestra. 6. Duet: Hath Raised Her “The Moon A **“Now the Day Is Over’’....... ___ Allen McQuhae and Orchestra. the cathode, to control the elec- tronic emission in the tube. A plate voltage up to 200 volts may be ap- plied to the tube without danger 'of overheating. One of the out- istanding accomplishments claimed for the tube is that it completely ‘eliminates the A. ©. hum, and this is known to be the main obstacle \in the way of climinating the A and | The tube can be used | 'B batteries. ‘in any type of circuit and makes | possible the operation of a radio \set direct from the house lighting |circuit without either A or B bat- ' teries. The cost is said to be about ! per cent per ‘hour for a five-tube set. OUT FOR THE SUMMER ‘tends to “sign off’ gn June 15 for |the summer months, according to a report received at the Depart- ‘ment of Commerce. The _ report ‘says that the discontinuance is but ‘temporary and that the station will jresume broadcasting on Sept. 1, 1926. the | which | the existing broadcasting have been, broadcast by WEAF and (will share their wave lengths with last | Newcomers without a fight. Super- will be as follows: | Singing’’....Haysdn-Woof | ' of operating the tube | Station WDEL at Wilmington in- | It is not believed that some of stations weapon which use to | Dower may be the ‘some of the stations will |}combat inter!opers. There is not much probability of ‘any new broadcaster attempting to usurp the wave length of a super-. |power station. The super-broad- caster would drown out its weaker , rival to such an extent that opera- tion would not be practical or prof- | ‘itable. Several influential and power‘ul | ‘groups are known to be anxious to enter the broadcasting field on *.) ‘large scale. If these new groups, -togetner with 25 or more of the ex- isting broadcasters, put up sup -T- power stations, they probably can ‘kill off all compttition so long as ‘they do not fight among themselves. Such action would result in the elimination of many of the exist- ing broadcasting steutions and bring | broudcasters | sta- | number of ‘down to around national] ‘tions of great power and around '"00 local stations of low power. the total “= iv lor Ideal Reception. There are many factors essential if ideal results are to be had from 4 receiver. To obtain ideal results use: Low loss parts, standard tubes ‘throughout, and a power tube itwo five-volt tubes in parallel in the ‘last stage of audio; a “‘C’’ battery to lobtain proper grid bias at every ' stage of amplification; straight line wave length or straight line fre- quency condensers; a variable grid | leak; vernier dials and proper volt- | —_ — ages on the plates of all tubes, not. ie mention a good aerial and | | ground, The detector should be made regenerative to some degree where it will not result in instabili- ty. as this will afford a greater ra-. dium of reception and sharper tun- | (ing over the entire broadcast band. ~ All Mdse. F. O. B. St. Louls WN Cc. 0. D.’s 4 (MAIL ORDERS SETS SOLD ON TIME PAYMENTS rSsSItIngGg ADVERT SHIPPED PROMPTLY) TUBES rest = Accessories. storage cabinet. speaker, hogany -finish hattan loud 201A tubes, “ aerial equipment; else to buy. 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Notice that sno wick, for the Florence oper- 1 the most advanced principle bustion engineering, mixing the from kerosene with Araied au sures complete combustion and “ heat. ; — 4 - ie iit all iy ll Ht a Hi } i 7 TIP tt 10 4] 7 | i! Tt te Bipsinreovse " Olt tba ; ITO Shap Wh * ; 4 -— * 2, Ss we re 3 = ®, se, © » 4 » wa Florence Water Heata® for plenty of hot watet «#3 —— no STOW S DANGEROU Indigestion “ in ten by J develons — Stomach. Don't arti. - : = g judy books, a reading ‘tabl> built | a Pthus furnishing a : @ mectings, games and drilts. LOLA A i . . | The baseball team of Troo? 214 im SS 3 © troop 63 held a treasure hunt as | a Bagle Scout Herman Wenzel was > Se eee ST.LOUIS ‘POST-DISPATCH a, Peg Lal Mapa, fg YS: ACTIVITIES OF BOY AND GIRL SCOUTS V SCOUTS BUILD. eS SF * f oy - Be ‘ Oe ay . - €é e- F : ft a Bs", * 3 troop 14, Webster Groves) ® Constructs and Equips New Quarters. C eves SS | est ® Although many local Boy Scout S, é “Bipoops have built cabins for camp- By trips, Troop 14, Webster Eaeoves, is the only one in the dis- = ¥ ng place. ‘4ii-Denominational Sunday Schoo!. ‘groom, 20 by 30 feet, excavated, walled, flodred and equipped by ‘whe Scouts, under - the fgchool room at Chestnut and Per- avenues, Webster Groves. aa of the work was finished “iy last week. @ Pecavation was started in Feb- -yuary, the scouts working after ? and on Saturdays for three , ty - ‘ work. The bows also worked outside jobs, giving their earn- to the troop treasury for the hase of lumber and windows the room. With all expenses “4 there is still $110 in thie fund. earpenter work was done ly uts. eoncréte floor was laid under Pdirection of Troop Committee- » William Moore, father of Pa- wl Leader Robert Moore of the Eagie Patrol, and the plas- ‘ring was supervised ww «UC..lCOM Wechanan, the father of another Maeut. This was the oniy outside i¢ n. i 2 gel is furnished with a 3 ade bookcase containing a of scouting ani nature by the troop, and Scout decora- S tions. It is divided into five parts, ‘one for each patrol. Each patrol ‘4s now building a box to be used doth as a seat and as a locker for patrol material. The patrol cor- 'ners are marked by a panel and } by streamers of the patrol colors. ‘The panels will also be used for whe display of trophies. “4 he scoutmaster, K. M. Cogee- Munday school. Through his ef- Morts electric lights have been ‘siaced of the outside of the build- illuminating the entire yard, oa place for outdoor The annual South District rally was held a week ago yesterday in the woods gear the end of the Cherokee car line, the scouts as- sembling at 9 o'clock, and each able for an all-day stay. Each ‘gtéup also drew a ‘grounds, locating their own camp. noon the troops prepared a : after which an exhibition of mandicraft ‘work and nature study held. All of the activities were ed. the winners receiving tohtests. including a treasure : bunt, a string burning contest, a ery relay, and a contest in Meouts’ pace. In the last, four scouts were seléeted from each troop, the am running closest to 12 minutes n winning-the event. The winners of the contests also received points, which were totaled at the end of the day, and prizes presented to the inning troops. Troop 22 led with % points; Troop 34 was second, h 67 points, and Troop 77 wag . ss sitted of a large loving cup do- c mmittee for the presentation. of their meeting last Tuesday. | troop was divided into two} D's. Messages were awritten in ous Scout codes, and placed at rent points on the hike for di- | Pections. The Arrow A's finished | Troop 131 of the Divine Science aurch held an investiture ceremo- @ay before the Tower Grove Heights Provement. Association at Klee- ip Hall last week, They also ave a demonstration showing how iboy would administer first aid, Mike a stretcher, or build a fire by int and steel before entering uting and after he has had the Aining. , ' Troop 146 hiked to the Chain of s last week-end, the scouts ing tests in pacing and cdéoking. the afternoon games were ected senior patrol leader of aOop 157 last Tuesday. after sev- | Ballots had been taken, and ™Mpaign speeches made. | Troop 180 took part in the Com- unity program at the Roosevelt choo! last Wednesday eve- =, Dutting on a scene depicting May in camp. The curtain rose hg the boys in camp, signal- tracking, anda doing first aid Bature work. After a dem- ~Tation of first aid to a scout had fallen out of a tree, a fire was held. At the olose Scouts crawled into their tents oii OWN MEETING PLACE. ¢ t to build and furnish a troop This troop, which msored by the South Webster | 4g now putting finishing touches io Sunday | Wanall, is also superintendent of the) | i ‘troop setting up a model camp suit- ) bated by the Cherokee Business. Men's Association, which sent 4 | end. ; gue, +7 i ' Le ROUTE FOR HIKE SCOUTMASTER’S AID GETS | GIRL SHOUTS PROVE POST AS FOREST RANGER j . a r) J. Priestly Melton of Grace M. E. | | ITY Church Troop Assigned to Yellowstone Park. | J. Priestly Melton, Assistant Scoutmaster of Boy 1/300 Merit Badges Given at | 31 Court of Awards, Mostly | | _ for Domestic Arts. > i ' ‘1 one of the forest = rangers for Yel- 7 lowstone Nation- :.4 al Park this sum- “% mer. His appoint- ee ment is largely due to his record in is 21 years old, The modern girl is gtill interested | [¢""™ in the arts of homemaking, it was/ } q*- demonstrated yesterday afternoon | hee at the fifth semiannual St. Louis! pee Girl Scout Court of Awards, held | fee ‘at Jefferson Memorial. It wns | e found that, among the 309 merit! &% badges presented to local Girl ' ; ‘Scouts at the court, 72 were given & ? | : | ' | creve ce WoO-and a half-mile hike from to complete this part of McKelvey road and the Creve Coeur car line to the jun:- tion of Fee, Fee and Creve Coeur 1 Creeks. The latter creek may be followed to the Missouri River, and thence to St. Charles, a dis- ‘tance of about four miles. onstration, the Wolf and Beaver patroig following in the order named. The Panthers were given a compass as a prize. The Wolf patrol, led by Henry Fox, was awarded a signal kit for winning a series of interpatrol contests which closed last week. Louis Horton's Beavers finished second in this series, the Panthers coming third. After the awarding of the prizes, Rev. L. H. Nugent of the church \gave a talk, and refreshments were i served. | Junior Ferguson won a knot-ty- ‘ing contest at the first Parents’ | Night of Troop 2465 a week ago Fri- | day evening-““He also won sec- (ond in a bird-house contest judg::d | by the audience, George Gundlach | taking first place. The Ow! patr?! -gave a pantomime of an overnizht | hike, illustr@ting a | codking and the different nois2s; (heard in the night. The Fox pa- | trol pantomimed some of the char- ‘acters in the troop, and sang orig- ‘inal songs about the scoutmaster. |An investiture ceremony was held, invested with their ranks. like to arrange for games for 2636 Lamp ave- woul with other troops George Fox, Jr., | nue, is in charge of the team. | _ West District. For the third successive year Troop 60 of the Union Avenue map of the! Christian Church, was the winner | was presented ‘of the West District Rally, held ‘June 5 at Fran¢il Field, Washing- ‘ington University, and as a result, ‘is now in permanent possession of ithe West District cup. Troop 30 ‘of the Y. M. H. A., placed second | West Presbyterian Church, ‘third. | All West District scout leaders |are urged to be present at the next won | meeting of the Diamond W troop. ,at the Pilgrim Congregational aauans Union boulevard and Ken- sington avenue, tomorrow night at i 7:80 o'clock. | ¥. M. H. A. spent last week-end at the West District cabin at Bridge- rd. with 56 points. First prize ton, Mo., pdssing tests in cooking 5 and firebuilding. Thirteen Scouts of Broep 13 went on an overnight hike last week- After a game of “‘Run, Jack run,” Saturday night, a council ifire was lighted and each Scout told one of his past experiences. The Arrow A's, and the Cir- Stories, stunts and songs were also on the program. A short Sunday School service was held Sunday morning. Senior Patrol Leader Reznikoff ‘of Troop 30 taught first aid to the | troop last Wednesday night. uty Scout Commissioner Lindsley | ing selected this is Scout night. Al Dep- was present, and gave po'nterg on Scouts Roy Jordan and Lester | Levy of Troop 381 received their. star badges at the last Court of | Honor. The troop is holding its | regular meetings out of doors dur- | ing the summer. Troops 85 and 125 are spending | the week-end on a hike in the vi- | cinity of Eureka. They left the city yesterday afternoon in autos furnished by the Troop Commit- | tee and the fathers of the boys. The Ida McKinley Circle 62, La- dies of the G. A. R., presented | Troop 44 with a large American flag at its last meeting. Mrs. | McGuire, patriotic instructor of | the Cirele, spoke on the care and Fespect due to the flag, and ex- hibited an old Civil War flag. Ice créam was furnished by Mr. and ' Mrs. George Kippenberger, whose deceased son Was a member of the troop. On Memorial day, . after | special] services were held at St. | Rose’s Church, the troop went to : ; ‘ Calvary Cemetery and decorated theran Church, the graves of Bcout Kippenberger . and former Scoutmaster Swain | lean-tos while taps was blown. second annua! ——- Parents’ mt of Troop 198 was held iast ‘of the older boys Smith. | Scoutmaster Seidell and several | of Troop 49) tenderfoot’s)| in which the patrol leaders were | Sundays. | Nine boys from Troop 11 of the | | ning, the Rev. C. ¢ knot-tying and bandaging. for cooking, 80 for Home Health. | ane ve 30 for Needlewoman and Dress-'! assistant maker, and the majority of the | J.P. MEL/TON. master. others for Craftswoman, vad 20 ALL BOY SCOUTS ORGED scout- woman (described as “first nid io} leaky pipes and ability : ‘] other household “emerg *ncies”),_ T0 BE AT RALLY TODAY nce ope, hic diiietetee os ‘i <p | Will Assemble at Jefferson Memor- were given for First Aid, Path-| fal at man § of ir ag Flag finder, Scholarship and Scribe. Al?) were awarded for proficiency in| their respective subjects. Twelve girls were given the citi- | zenship half of a new award for peal to all Scoutmasters of the city to get“their troops out this aft- SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 — HBOY Donor || A swimming pool is being added Scout Troop Grace Meth- t odist Episcopal e Church, who has | been appointed | scouting. He Eagle | Scout as well as | Earle W. Beckman, 5t. Louis | 'Seout Executive, has made an ap-| SCOUT SWIMMING POOL | ‘ty for 400 swimmers. The pool of Equipment for Camp will be in read‘ness by July 4. The | Near Alton Not Divuiged. donor of the pool has not been made known by the Boy Scouts ex- ecutives. Camp Warren Levis is located [several miles northwest $f Alton. to the equipment at the Camp War- ren Levis, a summer home for the Boy Scouts of Alton, with a capac- Removal Sale _ Building To Be Torn Down _ Entire Stock Must Be Sold by June 19 RRA CS Wall Paper ; WALL PAPER - 3c—4c—S5c _ | a Gal. Sold with or without borders. ! New Location 1304 Olive | 819 N. 6th St. | PR RE ERR TEE REE RE ' ; OR. W. B. CALDWELL AT THE AGE OF 63 . cece eenaad While Dr. W. B. Caldwell, of Mon- aatural ‘‘regularity.’’ It. or upsets the Gears lo sbustutely haeusbans pleasant to take. ° ticello, Ill., a practicing physician for 47 years, knew that constipation was the curse of advancing age, he did not believe that a ‘‘ purge’’ or ‘‘ physic’’ every little while was necessary. To him, it seemed eruel that so many constipated old people had to be ne, constantly ‘‘st up’’ and half sick by taking cathartic pi** er. salts, calomel and nasty oils. In Dr. Caldwell’s ms Pepsin he discovered a laxative which helps to ‘‘regulate’’ the bowels of old folks. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin not only causes a gentle, easy bowel movement but each dose helps to strengthen the | bowel muscles, shortly establishing lebra- Community Service, which may be ©™™90N for the Flag Day ce won only after a scout has done a prescribed number of hours of arc- tual service to the commurity, and est Park, at 2:30 P. M., when the Society of 40 and 8 of the Ameri- can Legion will present four falgs tion in the Municipal Theater, A’ or- | has won her ritizenship badgs. No! St. Louis scout has as yet won the full award. . A new feature of the Court was a Fashion Show, participated in by g:rl# winning their dressmakers’ | ip. , d will march by districts badge. They promenaded in the| 7° ™ 42 : : he program will diesscs: they made, and exhibited | to ‘the theater. The progr ¢ & i ‘epen with music by the 138th In-| The 4 Gold #'a: seouts of the city | MAY M. N.C, Band, and there| .ni “nenty fornes a color athea| wae 50 ON ee _ | for ne eaeeeta . /and an address on “Our Flag” by | | aj pete | Rev. Dr. M. Ashby Jones of the | | A Scout Frolic will be gtven by| Second Baptist Chufch. Mayor} \the girls of Avis Copiae Troop 9 at) Miller will welcome the Scouts, the | ithe St. John’s Methodist Church,| innovation will be given by Rt. ‘Kingshighway and Washington! Rev. John J. Tannrath ‘of the new) boulevards, Wednesday evening at| St. Louis Cathedral, and the bene- |8 o'clock. They invite every one, diction by Rabbi Louis Witt. | especially, all Girl-Scouts, to at- There will be a pageant, “‘The tend. Thirty-five girls were pres- | Building of the Americah Flag,” | | : to the Scouts for use at Irondale Reservation. The Scouts are to assemble on the drill field back of the Jeffer-- son Memorial, Forest Park, at 1.30) Se EE on ‘ent at the last meeting of the! in which 15 troops will take part. | |troop. A point system is being !n-| Reproductions of flags from the! troduced, the patrol gaining the! time of John Cabot, 1497, will be. largest number of points winning! shown in the pageant. Many rep- | a loving cup. The Bluebird patrol; resentatives of civic and patriotic has started a libraty, and have a/ societies will be seated on the |So0d collection of books on Scout-/ stage. The pledge to the flag will be repeated by the audience, led ing. by Robert L. Morton, and Francis | Troop 15 gave a treasure hunt| | |in honor of Mildred Blower, Cath- | M. Curlee will make the presenta- tion speech for the flags. | erine Baird, Marie-Stephens and Parents of Scouts are invited to. ee Dorcas Bristow, who are graduat- | ling from the Mason School this | @ttend the celebration, as well as ‘month. The girls were conduct2d4 | the seneral public. 'by two “pirates” to a nearby va-| conw Taw | cant lot, where a camp fire Poet 100 SCOUTS FROM TOWNS | built, and marshmallows toasted. | |Songs—were also sung. Yhe Cap- | ON RAILROAD IN CAMP tain, Miss Milbrey Hollingsworth,| One hundred Boy Scouts from. with her second!towns along the Missouri Pacific class badge.{ Miss Mary Clark,| Railroad officially opened Camp field executive, was also present. (Irondale for the summer last. | : | The girls of Troop 56 were given | Thursday. This group, known as their registration cards at an out- | te at ata Dg ss unit, is in} |door meeting last week, and are|°™4rse 0 le xecutive O. J.| ‘now waiting for their Tenderfoot | Wiliams, who has been appointed | eo} ts, The afternoon was devoted jin. the rally, and Troop 5 of the | pins, which are expected tomorrow. | ?Y the railroad to handle scouting | 'At the meeting two new games, | fr them. This is thought to be the | Rabbit in the Hole, and Bucking| first time that an entire troop of | 'Broncho, were learned, and gongs |T@ilroad scouts has gone into camp. | ‘sung. | The sections for local scouts be-| | RA Tae gins June 19. ~-_—— — -— - ' night. The orchestra consists of 12. a Sy. pieces and is under the direction |; *™°"S’ Association of this troop of Troop Committeeman William | W!J] meet tomorrow night. | Rueweler. me The Raccoon patrol won the bai | Sam Schnidman won a knot-ty-~ spection at a Parents’ night of ‘ing contest at a Parents’ night, | TTOoP 92 last Wednesday, Wolf |held by Troop 119 at the Shaare| Patrol coming in second. Field Executive Jack Wright spoke and \Zedek Congregation last week. the names of the new Troop Com- |The scouts also gave an exhibition ‘in first aid and signalling. Four mittee were announced. A week ‘scouts were invested with second- | 480 yesterday the scouts went ‘class rank, and nine with Tender- SWimming in~tbe pool at the Ar- ‘foot. This troop is growing rapid-|™ory, on Grand boulevard and’ ‘ly. It was composed of only eight | Market street, receiving this priv- ‘boys in February, when Scoutmas- | ‘lege through the courtesy of the \ter Senturld took charge, and now ,°fficers in charge there. Scaut |there are 24 in the troop. John Angélo of the Wolf Patrol. - passed the 50-yard swimming test. — oe North District. | | Troop 12 of the Fourth Chris- ‘tfan Church is holding a tenderfoot investiture ceremony and = special meeting at the church this eve- *. Crawford hav- Suburban District. Troop 5, Kirkwood, the new Presbyterian Church troop, held its first meeting last Wednesday night. The time was spent in learning the Tenderfoot requirements. ee a Scouts and their parents are in- Thursday has been selected as the vited to participate. regular meeting night. The meét- Troop 29 of the Benton School "8 hour is 7:30 o'clock. Scout- master Biesterfeldt, an ex-sailor. took a hike yesterday*to the sum- ™ mer home of Troop Committeeman |W! teach the boys how to splice Muelder on the Mississippi. /and whip rope. | Troop 35 of the Grace Hill Church will hold its annual meet- | ing next Tuesday night, at which time registration for the new year will be completed. The troop has | pledged itself to have five Eagle Troop 9, Webster Groves, has 10 boys signed for one section at Camp trondale, and “the scouts have started a drive to secure six more from the troop, so that they | may have two cabins of their own. | Dandies by Chelsea (and Scoutmaster Brackbill and his family may spend 10 days in the, Troop 42 of the Zion Lutheran : camp with them. Church gave a scouting demonstra- . T Tahate . - tion and carhp fire ceremony at ,,. esi = he om ge Magnets, held the Neighborhood House, Nine- | aon Mee em on t hike two weekg | teenth and Wash streets. last utmaster Corpening, 14 scouts | Thursday evening, under the direc- | Troop ‘minions anaes . al tion of Scoutmaster A. W. Muldner. | troops hikea by patrols oe tle ane troop was the guest of Troop camping grounds at Ranken Farm i2, as was the orchestra of Troop | and camped tf \patrols Sunday ee ; - D« s 60. Troop i2 is planning to at-/ School services were held Sunday tend Camp Irondale in a body and ‘morning. “Capture the Flac.” ar : the Neighborhood Association. ithe creek were the activities Ae Troop 112 of the Bethesda Lu- Troop 1, Webster Groves, enter- has reorganized | under a new Scoutmaster, Roy F.. scalar alt gone sien” tas Fidler. The church has appointed Troop Committee and visiting a néw Troop Committee for the! scoutmasters were also present. coming year. aA Fer This troop has adopted the slogan | Troop 122 of the Sherman Park | “Number One in Everything.” The | - ee — ee. nen. "oP day evening, 30 parents and e | Scouts being present. The pa- exhibited projects on which had been working for scv- Weeks, including a model Model shelters. Harvey For- *8 Panther patrol won an in- 16th and Cass — took a motor hike to Allenton last | community Center took a hike last |Sunday. The day was spent in| gunday to Twin Oaks, under the scouts will participate in the Flag | Pageant at Forest Park today, car- | » handicraft in woodworkinz, Ol contest of scouting dem- | tival at the church last Tuesday ‘the woods studying and identifying | ‘birds and trees, and making a col- | ‘fection of ferns. The ogchestra of Troop 59 of the. |Eden Evangelical Church, fur- jnished music at a strawberry fes- ; | Several boys passed tests in fire- | rying the flag of 1795 with its 15 stripes and 15 stars. This flag. which was made by the scouts, -is | building, cooking, knife and ax,|a copy of the one flown over Fort | and tracking. Senior Patro] Lead-| McHenry that gave Francis Scott | direction of Frank and Committeeman Scoutmaster Arthur | Biby. er Virgil Biby conducted games| Key jhe inspiration for “The Star | and exploration hikes. The Pa- | Spangled Banner.” ae a [ 6 Pte 7 If you want bakings that will make anybody’s mouth water —that are a credit to your skill as a cook —use Calumet. cae If you want bakings that are perfect in taste and tenderness —use Calumet. If you want bakin are beneficial—pure an ,some—use Calumet. that whole- Calumet is thoroughly good—in quality—in purity. It cannot produce anything but the best of good bakings. Every ingredient used officially approved by U. 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Caen 04 aR Ge! Fr he ag sarap CAPES; - To Al ak in . h car ft - A erenesreen rar “ Sar a ve eb vReey eh ORE 5 Roe des ron at TO acl og tt ay My 0 1 ML phi natant caecned ce . fF PAGE 12 _., STLOUS POSTLOGAATEN _ er —_._ BUNDAY NORNING, JUNE 18 1908... wtiainleiaie : 4 ; be f Avail er Great Event Starts Monday at the Union ith This Sale o b Ec 1 | . a :: | * i be + YHOWN below are three groups of Bedroom Suites that represent the outstanding is Of» ee ‘ 3 S portunity wf the season. We have never had oceasion to offer St. Louisans such splendid val- - : -) SSS ~ ) ues and only through our excellent merchandising policy have we been able to assemble these i i | ii WBF as rare gains from manufacturers. Early selection is advisable. Credit for all. e, . : te = — = . . ° d bd | | , ay ial afl $450 to $550 4-Piece Suites Are Priced in | Aad (ae Y a : Sere £ @ the —_ Shown Below at $345 q) =—Lé Path HE SE exg rie patterns are of the finest eraftsmanship, being « -onstructed j Ah Ps 2 of hardwoods and extra fine vene@r.. Four pieces are included—52-ineh =: \} t 9 - | dressers, with stationary mirrors, triple mirror vanities—both with ma = af | > bottom anand . drawers. full width bew-feot beds and canopy - feces s. Both Suites are beautifully deeorated and are included at this low price 2 a of $345.00. : : $25 Delivers Balance — 2 | Hl f , os mn - “> S 3 =... 2 AS) | > a av. 5 . | a a _—— : 2H}. o -. e g: — © ye : j . ° ° . ' 2 $10 Cash Delivers One—Balance in Easy Payments $20 Cash Delivers One—Balance in Easy Pa 7 ‘\) (- | se Value, at the Union for | + } sé a ° ° Steel Folding Cot =—_7 Value, at the | “Ariel” Oak Kitchen Cabinet i ta Cot that folds A = ae a ee f 4 ~ $27 Value. §& 25 : o-Piece Venetian Breakfast Suite ae. STS poe NS § | mt f eas Ta () vegies Priced at the : $70 Value, priced d 7 . ( GIBSUN : Refrig 7 | - Umenfor ... - os at the Union for _ | LK t te enameie ‘S. \ 7 : | a Ce tx — + hetrig Sturdy and modern Rese - Suites for cozy homes at a moderate cost. | DIRE Prue) ) i ae | bes ~25 | buffet is good size, with silver drawer and ample space bel he table m 1\ bk. .4 ih E Drea ktiast Suites - “tne r SiC? ore. rested tau aiet i} i ° | . } e Da e below ; the ta frsh. These Suites have four coats ef waterproof laequer that hot water $1.00 Cash | —_ ng style th ae exemce the chima cebimet is the latest enclosed modely Cau burt ‘nor wilh it wear of? "hy, vraceful tabi 2 furnished wn th A - H rive ehairs and Nast ch alr are upho'stered iD Tapestry or leather. 3 iZing slides and three leaves 7 oe >? , . i $10 Cash B in Pa : $4. 00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments Gibson Top-lc er i alance Easy Payments . , . $20 Value, © ri ~¢ * ia |") salen $1 O75 é Bab lroning Boards | Lone 0 ia aby SuIKy : ge 7 > ; 2 ' H ' $2.25 Value, at 24 | Lie famous '- fr DSO! TOT -?r stvle.; *¢>7 st meted J ; $ the Union for... > solid eak, with iee trap and enameled food chambers. ? } nrg 4 f og 1 | | A | ~4uart W ater t Oais 2 nad 4 Retr oeratear Dishes { t rsorm ror..... re \ Mreng bron ing Boa ta. Tia f acd WwW onl. Nat | vase aOR, 4 strong sulky, made of exeellent eollapses te three different heights . | $1.00 Cash rom: has umutation leather seat, rubber @ . t and long handie. ‘ . > —_ . , a Willow Nursery Chair —~e Portable Phonographs — —t. ‘ see oe ~~ — el “PART F IVE. Soe Lorelei Lee mo Is Quite é Cute ‘Pirz = Fate Keeps on Happeni Heroine of “Gent! Prefer Blondes,” So and Dorothy Shaw Now on the Stage. By RICHARD L. STOKE Music and Drama Critic - Post-Dispatch. PICURES savoring the matic version of “Gent Prefer Blondes.” at th wyn Theater in Chicago, the addition of sundry tidbi to be found in that jubilant ef a professional lady as | served between book-cove the evangelical hands of Mi Anita Loos, There is. for example. the of the diamond tiara was so adroitly wrested fro Francis Beekman by the 4 buccaneering Miss IL thus named in honor of who became famous from : en a rock in Germany. Ther a proverb in London that, ° ever Sir Francis spent a ha’ statue of a gentieman fr Nelson took off his ha ed. “What's a Solicitor?” ORELErS miracuious comes to the ears of the net's lady. She has been to Sir Francis for 35 the last present he gav was a wedding ring. Se. brea and slaughter. she des upon the.American dame@el a titz, in Paris, and thunde threat of calling in her solici “Whrat's a solicitor?” flute Lorelei. “I doen't know is over here.” replies her votee of the Paphian : Miss Dorothy Shaw. “but at it's something they arrest you Readers of the book, of ; more than 206.900 coptes been printed and which ha rived at the ultimate popular serving as inspiration for a « strip. will find other differenc plier. particularily as to centration and speed. and a el articulation of numerous =. characters. The first act takes piace it royal suite of an ocean liner. Lorelei and Derethy bound Europe as guests of the for: gentleman friend, Mr. Gus Eis highly presperous ornamer button profession tn Chi ta here, instead of in Len that Miss Lee arranges the 1 of the diamond tiara: and it is instead of on a train in emjral of Burope.” that she inters that Prespytertan @& jlionaire, Henry HC Spoef! who » has a penchant for “cens immoral movies, and is « Europe to Investigate risque post-card peril. F “Londoa Is Really Nothisic. HE second act occurs in a ting room. at the Ritz in P ind the third in Leretef's apartment. So that eventful swoop upon London mitted, save im narration, w inckily preserves her howling? adequate verdict that “Londe really nothing.” and her brill ©nservation regarding the To London.” she remarks, sake a very. very great fuss nothing at all. For instance. make a great fuss over a t really ts not even as tail as kox Building in Little f Arkansas and it would only r iimney on one of our towel New York.” The trip te Vienna—whict | t something of a redundanec book—is not mentioned on ‘fave. and thus piayrgoerrs are rived ef Lorelel's consulta : De. Freud. and that pere og'=t'« amazement at discover rit who had no suppressed des “cause she alwars did what wanted to. He protested | must semetimes wish to eomething really violent, ‘oeting some one. She confe this wae tree. Sat that ‘let went in Mr. Jennings ! ane Came right eut again. wh n Dr Freud “leoked at me moked at me and he said he really think it was ponefi Jennings. of ceurse, Was aSerney for whem Lerelel we nographer during ber ¢ lila «facs (ine evening ahe Ali @n her em floyer at *irtmenr and feund a girt t was fameus al! ewer L ; Row: i ‘or not being nice. “t (“qalte a -bad case of histe my mond was really a & andtwhen I came out of ft, it se Phu s | *"at T bad ¢ revolver im my 1 and % se that the revoeivrer Rings.” mn as an PE decatemn Af ATURALLY she was aca ad by « tearful jery. ‘2G magistrate got he im the movies, where *orked en the same iof with “hapiin. She was one of the er ees — om Seat Page.

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Are Now on the Stage. By RICHARD L. STOKES, Music and Drama_ Critic of the Post-Dispatch. PICURES savoring the matic version of ‘“‘Gentlemen dra- a | —s ae — if ¥ ’ “2 - a PES EKO BE PRN, EER ae Se eee ea SER as i el pa “es wi f Se ee . “ 4 P ue Dy “", mat) ats Cig ES a , » ie ¢ o~] om nate) UY Are Priced e at $265 d are in this ehoice t blended Venetian rgeous decorations nuirrors or cathedra! ynary mirrors, ex- » bow-foot beds are eae F 2 4 asy Payments — fe Ss 3 & Prefer Blondes,’ at the Sel- wyn Theater in Chicago, report the addition of sundry tidbits not to be found in that jubilant diary of a professional lady as it was served between book-covers by the evangelical hands of Mistress % Anita Loos. ' here is, for example, the mat- ter of the diamond tiara which - was so adroitly wrested from Sir % Francis Beekman by the golden @ and huccaneering Miss Lorelel yee, thus named in honor of a girl who became famous from sitting on a rock in Germany. There was a proverb in London that, when- ever Sir Francis spent a ha’penny. the statue of a gentleman named Mr. Nelson took off his hat and bowed. “What's a Solicitor?” ORELEUS miraculous feat J comes to the ears of the baro- net’s lady. She has been mar- ried to Sir Francis for 35 years, and the last present he gave her was a wedding ring. So, breathing fire and slaughter, she descends upon the American damsel at the ame Ritz, in Paris, and thunders a ‘Tee threat of calling in her solicitor. | “What's a solicitor?’ flutes art- | less Lorelei. “I don’t know what , it is over here.’ replies her sister me devotee of the Paphian creed, [= @6©Miss Dorothy Shaw. “but at home it's something they arrest you for.” Readers of the book, of which more than 200,000 copies have been Printed and which has ar- rived at the ultimate popularity of serving as inspiration for a comic strip, will find other differences in the play, particularly as to con- centration and speed, and a clearer articulation of mumerous’9 minor characters. The first act takes place in the ® royal suite of an ocean liner, with /™ Lorelei and Dorothy bound for Europe as guests of the former's gentleman friend, Mr. Gus Eisman., ™ @ highly prosperous ornament of ra the button profession in Chicago. Mw It is here, instead of in London, ’ that Miss Lee arranges the trifle of the diamond tiara; and it is also here, instead of on a train in ‘“‘the Cenfral of Europe,”’ that she en- counters, that Prespyterian wWoung Millionaire, Henry H. Spoffard, who has a penchant for “censhur- ing’ immoral movies, and is going to Europe to investigate the risque post-card peril. “London Is Really Nothing.” : ting room at the Ritz in Paris, and the third in Lorelei’s New York apartment. that her EF eventful swoop upon London is P Omitted, save in narration, which 4 luckily preserves her howlingly in- 3 Pe adequate verdict that ‘‘London is ei really nothing,” and her brilliant a Observation regarding the Tower. zr “In London,” “they © make a very, very great m™ nothing at all. For instance. . . e ; | ming Suite ' 4 make a great fuss over a e | that really is not even as tall as fhe . () () Hickox Building in Little Rock $ “di iY HE second act occurs in a sit- So she remarks, fuss over they tower Arkansas and it would only make > achimney on one of our towers in | 3 New York.” | The trip to Vienna—which is In | fact something of a redundancy in FE the book—is not mentioned on the 7 Stace and thus plavgoers are de- te prived of Lorelei's consultation 'with Dr. Freud. and that z t a moderate cost. The ] 5T right Freud and he was , Tile was the de of excellent hard- ather seat. rubber tires (Basement.) One evening she went employer at his found a girl there all over Little heing nice. -- oe bad case of histerics 7 mind was really a blank BP *20§when I came out of it. it seems 4 that! 1 had ¢ revolver in my hand 2 °nd it se@ms that the revolver had e Bhat her and MrefG@in nings.”’ FisMan ax an Educate ATURALLY she was acqult- ; ted by a tearful jury, and the got her a movies, where = sh the same lot with Mr. She was one of the girls . @ magristrate . o> 6jin the om Worked on . Chaplin. | ontinued on West Page. re, ee ey | At the Movie Houses LOEW’S STATE—Bessie Love and William Haines in ‘‘Lov- ey Mary.” On the _ stage, Waring'’s Pennsylvanians. NEW 8T. LOUIS — “Three Weeks in Paris.” a comedy, with Willard Louis, Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore, and a five-act vaudeville “road show,” featuring Emil Boreo’s “Mirage de Paris.” GRAND CENTRAL, LYRIC SKYDOME, WEST END LYRIC AND CAPITOL— Blanche Sweet and Jack Mul- hall in “The Far Cry.” On the stage, ‘“‘Down in Miami.” MISSOURI—Richard Dix in : It Again,”’ with Alyice Mills and Chester Conklin. On the stage, Frank Cambria’s “A Bird Fantasy,’ with Burn- off and Josephine. KING'S GARDEN and RIVOLI “Early to Wed" and Tom Mix in ‘‘Hard Boiled.” ‘Say It Se a Slars WHITFORD KANE~ as BOTTOM. } In THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER" at the Municipal Operas i Three of the characters n“DYBBUK" al the Odeon, in Yiddish, Tuesday Me BLANCHE SWEET in "THE FAR 9, cry“ Grand Central, Capitol. €. Lyric Skydome. 35 | “The Dybbuk to | Be Played Here In Yiddish TRAGIC and cabalistic§ fro- Aves spun from Jewish folk- lore and entitled ‘‘The Dyb- huk.”’ will be presented in Yiddish Tuesday evening at the Odeon by the Vilna Troupe, regarded as one of the foremost exponents of the Hebraic theater in Europe and America. Rendered in English at the Neighborhood Playhouse in New York, “The Dybbuk” proved one of the sensations of the current sea- It was written more than 10 years ago by S. Ansky, a Russian Sew. who did not live to see Its eventual production in Moscow during 1922. The word “dybbuk” means liter- ally an adherence, a clinging to. It came to signify a spirit from the which attaches itself to come living soul, and applies par- ticularly to those who perished be- fore their time and return to earth to complete their careers. According to the story, a youth and a girl were plighted in child- hood by their parents. As they grow up they fall in love, but the son. gerave The boy dies, ee ee a ee zaepepecemeeeten @& t senerpreaeewpmertrereespeeaemseeaenegeetraeaeest gGuetcasvawnresne ener @eetuepeewpeeewpeseeuwemweeeenpoeetpteerecesca@aesemeenmaewsenee me | . ~ #8 @ eee ~emeeserstsenterte#et#s *metrter@aeee#ew®eere#8e WW or ee - GUY as TITANIA . — ” MAYNARD as THOMAS CONKEY as,BUMERLI, } MAX STEINDEL'S ORCHESTRA WILL ACCOMPANY PIANISTS Webster Groves Musicians to Play Classic Selections at High School Saturday night. An orchestra of 14 pieces, under the direction of Max Steindel, will accompany soloists In selections from classic pianoforte literature Saturday night at the High School gymnasium in Webster Groves. Miss Edith Gordon will play Liszt's concerto in E fiat, Missa Margaret Stevenson will offer the first movement of Saint-Saens’ con- certo in G Minor, Miss’ Virginia Roundtree will give Liszt's “Hun- garian Fantasic,” and Miss Kuth Napier will play the first movement of Tschaikowsky’s Concerto in B flat Minor. 4 Open = Garden Theatre Garden Theater to Tomorrow With Shakspeare Comedy Second Season Begins With “Midsummer Night's Dream,” and Four Other Classics Will Follow—Cast Drawn From Professional Stage and Goodman Repertory Theater of Chicago—Municipal Theater Gives Repeat Production of “The Chocolate Soldier,” “Arms and the Man.” | the purveying of open-air entertainment. With Libretto After Shaw's 4 — The Garden The- [= the next 10 weeks, St. Louis will redouble its activities in ater, on the Olive Street road, will open its second season to- morrow evening with a performance of Shakspeare’s fairy comedy, ‘‘A Midsummer Night's Dream,’ while the Municipal Theater will witness a repeat production of “The Chocolate Soldier.” : eu fa NEAL CALOWELL as OBERON ¢ > > > 4 NADINA 4 ROBINSON NEWBOLD. as COL. POPOFF.. + “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” which will be presented at the Gar- den Theater, under the direction company of the Kenneth Sawyer Goodman Memorial Theater of fessionals as Whitford Kane, B. Iden Payne, Estelle Winwood and “Everyman” on Sundays. 0 THER productions will be, in Night, ’’Moliere’s ‘‘Don Juan” and Shakespeare's ‘“‘The Taming of nings, beginning next Sunday night, there will be performances eryman.”” These productions will be followed by three weeks of a re- three weeks of the St. Louis Fash- ion Pageant, making a season of Theater, which has made two pro- ductions, still has ten to come. Night’s Dream,” which ineludes Mr. Kane as Nick Bottom and Mr. nounced as follows: Theseus Howard Southgate egeus Russell Spindler Lysander jiubbard Kirkpatrick Hermia -«++-JsuUcille Colbert Helena Lowe Peter Quince . Iden Payne Nick Bottom Whitford Kane Starveling George Carillion Tom Snout Roman Bohnen Pate... «+6 56 ccétcdae oa Arthur Smith First Fairy Bernard Ostertag Titania Eula Guy In an effort to recapture the bethan stage, “ Midsummer Night’s Dream” has been divided Quince’s Shop, thé Wood, the Shop again and once more the Court. garded as ideal for the setting of a fairy-haunted forest. dicate the .palace of Theseus, and plastic screens will evoke Peter hilarious comedy of the “mechan- icals” is planned. For the fairy are to be employed. Joseph Solari will direct the lighting, Willlam A. Mr. Kane the staging. “qhocolate Soldier” Cast. night. there will be offered the concluding performance of Vic- will be the first of five classics of Thomas Wood Stevens, by the Chicago, reinforced by such pro- William Franklin. turn, Shakspeare's “Twelfth the Shrew.” On three Sunday eve- of the English morality play, “Ev- vue called “Garden Varieties,” and ten weeks in all. The Municipal The cast for “A Midsummer Payne as Peter Quince, is an- Hippolyta Helen Forrest Demetrius Jack Daniels Vhilostrate Kdward Robbin Flute Gordon Ray Thomas R. Treland Oberon.........++.+--Neal Caldwell speed and continuity of the Eliza- into five scenes—-The Court, The Garden Theater stage is re- A new permanent terrace will In- Quince’s carpenter shop, where the scenes, certain camouflages devices Parson the incidental music, and tT the Municipal Theater to- tor Herbert's “The Red Mill.” The Theatrical Calendar GARDEN THEATER—Tomer- row night, opening of the sec- ond season of the Olive Street road auditorium with Shaks- peare’s fairy comedy, ‘A Mid- summer Night's Dream.” MUNICIPAL THEATER — Re- vival of ‘“‘The Chocolate Sol- dier,” an operetta by Oscar Straus, based on Bernard Shaw's ‘“‘Arms and the Man.” GRAND OPERA HOUSE—Riva and Orr, dancers, with a Fili- pino orchestra; other vaude- ville, and “The Nonstop Flight,” a picture. association's third productiop of the summer, “The Chocolate Sol- dier,” opened the season of 19821. This work, witb a score by Gscar Straus and a libretto based on Ber- nard Shaw's ‘‘Arms and the Man,” is regarded as one of the best ex- amples tm the literature of operet- ta. The cast will be as ferlows: a ets tes 0 0.48 a Dorothy Maynard oP Pee Bernice Mershon woided cus COG Cal Gray osecee -«+, Thomas Conkey Massakroff .+++-.-Detmar Poppen Stawhot «24. 6ccsctvstsieci Louls Rupp Alem. ices 0600 «% Edward Molitore PONE. osc wens Robinson Newbold Charles Sinclair, general stags director of the Municipal Theater, supervised m pretentious revival af “The Chocolate Soldier’ at the Century Theater, New York, three years ago. Many of the musical numbers are widely familiar, such as the waltz song, “My Hera;” the march, “Our HKigroes Neuery Spc the exquisite “Letter Song” | the third act. Next week the Mufficipal Theater Association will make its third production of Heinrich Rein- hardt's operetta, “The Spring Maid,” which was given here pre- viously in 1922 and 1923. Aurelia — i « — “Who's Who” of Company at Gdr- nm Theater HE following sketches of the T company at the Garden The- ater are condensed from mate. rial supplied by the management. Mr. Kane, after service at the Ab- bey Theater in Dublin and the Duke of York's Theater in London, toured America with the Matiches- ter Theater company and = acted with repertory organizations in (Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston and New York. His play, “Dark Rosa- leen,”” was produced by David Be- lasco. Besides the role of Bofsom, he will play here Dimanchs in “Dom Juan” and Sir Toby Belvh in “Twelfth Night.” Mr. Payne had his training + ith the Benson company in England, and was director of ‘the Abbey Theater in Dublin and the Horni- man Repertory Theater tn Man- chester. Coming to America in 1912, he directed theaters in Chi- cago, Philadelphia and New York, and was for four seasons in charges ef the production of Charles Froh- man, staging Galsworthy’s “Jus- tice’’ and Zoe Akins’ “Declagsee”’ As an actor, he was starred in the ‘New York production of Milne's HATHERYN PERRY in SEARLY GESSIE LOVE in*LOVEY MARY* TOWED" ~ sMings & Rivoli —~ loew's State. ~~ oe ee BRITISH INSTITUTION OF ~ “BOOING’ REACHES BROADWAY ED SN By WELLS ROOT, A Spechal Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. ' NEW YORK, June 12. HE audience Jlonday night at the Cort Theater, where David T Thorne’s “Beyand Evil” underwent a tempestuous dedication, gave vent to ugseemly titters during the first act, guffawed and whistled during the second, and booed lustily at the end of the third. New York spectators , have often laughed at poor piays. But the in- stitution of booing, though familiar in London, has been until now unknown to Broadway, It is perhaps just os well that a fighter its quitting. But the sarsaparilla is not sold | during the cast did not quit They played performances in our thaaters. This their parts doggedly and to the end. audience was in a mood ,for throw- This end came at 10.15. giving to ing pop bottles. Severs! maicon- “Beyond Evil” the palliating di«- tents left early in the s\:cond tinction of being the shortest play with dark looks that s«qe°med to in town foreshadow the purchase of vege- Through the first half of the tables. piece was inclined to resent The the rowdy manners of the wit- act one demonstration sours ed ‘The Great Broxopy.” Here he will play not only Guince itn “A Midsummer Night's Dream,” but Sir Andrew AguecheeM in “Twelfth Night.” Hubbard Kirkpatrick, leading man at the Goodman Theater, will play Lysander in “A Midsummer Nieht’'s Dream,” the Aithe role in “Don Juan.” Fellowshia in “Bvery- man” and Orsine in “Twelfth Night.” He supported Fthel Bar- rymore for two xeasone in “Declassee,”" Emily Stevens in ‘So- phie” and the late Henry Mhuiler in “Pasteur” and “The Man in Evening Clothes.” Helen Forrest, who t« cehurme designer at the Goodman Theatre. as well as one of its leading ac- tressqs, appeared in New York un- der the management of Brock Pern- berton, David Belaseo and Merria Gest. Her St. Loule roles will t:- clude Donna Elvira tn “Don Juan.” Hippolyta in Pia Midsumrm r Night's Dream” and Knowledge ia “Everyman.” Plased in “The Hairy Ape.” ULA GUY ts a graduate of «she E dramatic school of Carnegte Ta- stitute, in Pittsburg. and . has played both in stock and on the commercial stage. wehre Bhe. «p- peared in “The Hairy Ape.” “Tho Nervous Wreck.” “Seven Keys t> Raldpate,” “Billeted”’ and@ other productions. Her parts here. will be Titania in “A Midsumm + Night's Dream,” Viola tn “Twelf h like Madison Square Gardem when ¥ Continued on Neat Page. Continecd on Neat Page. - uth «6 en ee Le re

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| | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 2A ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ) “a r pom Sal N Star ~ HOUSE, FURNISHING CO. alute iNew star a me Graces of | 902.04 Franklin Av. | In Daughter of | VY. Mae GENTLEMEN . Forbes-Robertson | / — | a y Sp area 3 : ° : : i “4 e ioe: S ce 4 a By JOHN L. BALDERSTON. a ie \ | Ss a | OL a a in ven ’ LONDON By Mail , we . : * ee ee ee * - Re aig «FM —o ee ae on Pras ences “ oe | =. © ~ nn hk i etne «gto aan tare Bene x Soke ae. Pewee ee te ter ee yin te ome we Ae nero cae. oot mers TS * fee el ett eae eee tremely young and inexperienced. eee eae ae a he She had previously played with no training the young girl part in “Dancing Mothers,” in which she ee, ee a ee Yj — ga est SR showe’ no particular promise, and NS, RR SB Rg 4 Bs. PP 5 iis oe ees SSO a series of ugly duckling roles in ——— fae es pe Y, x ae ee Be | SRS those gloomy Tchekoff plays which G.- we CC . ee ee te have been the craze of the town RS eo ae — Rie IRM ce as See Sa ERIS. SS this year | : ; Be * = mm SS SSS ¥ she had an emotional role in which JUNE WALKER, she could show her mettle; she h ‘ie LORELE! LEE ee = & ~, ae Soe. F SS nc a ‘ We -lse off the stage Ww oO a wa gis SS ‘ . weep 4 a & a ‘ & 3 aR SS ae = SS SS $ . ‘ e > - cine with | . (oe cr a el! ey ee Extensive Alterations Are to Be Made in.Tkis Department and in Order wonder and delight. LORELEI LEE Is QUITE | me j £ fs * die FY Y. ‘ « | ~ to Make Room for the Workmen We Must Reduce Our Stock AT ONCE & - » > ioe eect teak aiiinens Semeee — Gal Fen ae pate oe oo we eomtnn a? nee is Compared to Dusc. he genius of her fath- A CUTE PIRATE IN PLAY Oe Reset BR Was - : SS S tag 09 “onde oes cabana VERSION OF HER DIARY 7: ee % ) a : be oe aS , BS We positively must reduce our stock of Dining- Room Purniture—and in order to do this ee Sa 2 Se 3 Ss. ee ine | who tainted when all of the gentie- ey “ii. a: we yl ee of the regular price. All are-marked in plain figares and the |, reduction will be taken off when oes 19¢, . so sage ens ee or — senate rho mal aa? | te Ste | a ¥ : SO pi het Rs oe 33 a a Sar you make your selection. Come in—see the wonderful values for yourself. Never before have we Re a bn w e one : . . ' : Cee os Ses : i. & te English theater of tomorrow. in Hollywood in the cinema when | e ce Sees 23 offered such ridiculously low prices on high-grade Dining-Room Furniture. Terms to suit your ee Rime dna To compare a young and imma-_ I met Mr. Eisman and he sald that | £ BRS # convenience. f ; ture girl with Duse sounds absurd, a girl with my brains ought not to a Bn. Sa as but the comparison does indicate’ be in the cinema, but she ought to f ! eh Tees SERS oa aS e = . : Overla aes her style of acting. Miss Forbes- | be educated, so he took me out of, tn eS ee ae Antique Walnut, Burl Map e y Van-Ess I Me Le “) ae Rot , - mind | the ci he could educate me. iy’ % 6. oo ae eis. $i i9 obertson calls Duse to my mind | the cinema so he L : / Q oe s because of her uncanny ability tO} He is against a girl being in the PP erates oF Sat a 3 for $3.50 portray, without apparent move- cinema_ because ‘his mother jis au- “4 | sat aie : oa we = | , | . a : a BD oe | ‘ast: ie e. ment of farce or body, with no dis- | throdox.” | af * oe % - ¢) 3 Asien aw ! a0 ‘et hatin a ae te peti at elite diel “ee es - ~ ee) eter sag * we ae = - 2 F ' ‘ af #7 eoverable stare artifice, the inner, Mr. EKisman does not appear un- consuming fires. til the third act, but other char- | = ¥ Sa who acts as DOROTHY SHAW Pay Only $2.00 Weekly Flecker was that strange youth, acters are vividly in evidence. 3 3 i an sho died so sadly in his early twen-! There is Spoffard’s tipsy and half- | » me BS This Suite comes in antique walnut tiles before he could develop the witted mother, with her harridan | ee ‘ } \, > P : ‘') , 2ic, 42c, glish aristocrat, murders ‘the Prime “ft weed play is Dorothy Shaw. Continmed from Preceding Page. — a ak — es mempaces ol Ct — ee fe eat oe You must see this fine Suite to appreciate : 7 Minister, who is bent on war with Bnew 6 PEF tO the acting of Bd. |" PNK Sea ee and other WOrns. - vith gl a Bae Guz i ’ . ts wonderful value at this price. Comes | 2 9c Germany. in order to prevent that na Hibbard, this caustic and soft. "esses. Laughter is one of the cru- as Starveling in “A Midsummer ® ae ee 7 IS os : a rea ie at Mek done satahnennn the Lorelei of June Walker. Doro- fered to a compary groping Car: | «Eyveryman,” the Hermit in “Don a Nae se 7 tt yr extension table, buffet, serving table, 5 ' . F 19c, 3 in Trafalgar Square. anc the statue, |'"” ** Tesarded wth alarm and me amid the mounting ng nl and Valentine in “Tweifth ~e! : “J chairs and one armchair. The backs of ¥ SE” aatewe Nine ints thei} fers to dine with a gentleman yond Evil” grew 80 strenuously a a8 ae Caldwell comes from the 7 Ras pi 3 . ‘The play contains some EIT benghblee Mr. Mencken from Balti. |s@rd that courtesy passed beyond | ‘Carnegie Mstitute Theater, nt stered in-unusually fine quality tapestry. 'more—who only ints 33 iF aa? ti | ; oe ne 77 oe” 60c Hopper’s Cold or Van. Cream ; vase es oe Sig J * etdee i “A? BA eae ¥ Sik ee any pictures in it—-when she ‘ The play telis of a woman so miro interest, gun notrAng about the ” en she has a | Ae O'Neil. He has been director of the Bh wire ~ bt ; ees one tee with Eddie Goldmark | hysterical as to be psychopatic. | incinnati Art Theater and the As- . s, s re- Bored with her nusband, reject ‘ Theater in Pare | | lif | joined by reapect fee the dead. pre- ally, quite wealth ay Ee : , | sociated American Inheater * ‘ | Pe he Ee y and can make ed by her lover, she retreats to the ’ ot / q) 4 | coat $1 Hopper’s ee Pe a girl delighfful presents. Dorothy |arms of a dusky lawyer in Harte | ns Youth Clay — r eron in “A Midsum- author's crude strgecraft. ee threugh Europe and came ‘and ljater takes poison. There was | ‘er will be Obero ; ‘ Night’s Dream,” Messenger in Pines cee "7 ne a Sg ——| o: : e “Student Priace” a Fiasco. ‘back with only a bangle, while sincere speculation between the |™°T id | | itp ~ an Ic ) 7 : ' Sebastian in “Twelfth || ‘Bil (=p ~— EVERAL fadures and shows on | orelei annexed a tiara, a mult!- acts as to whether “Beyond puii" | “Everyman. gy oe in “Don | 1} 4 sh i i 2 60c their last legs took advantage tude of presents and a rich hus-!was a tragedy or a burlesque. It Juan.” | Hii " eae ~ ee Ney: Fe Hopper’s . Of the general strike and nine! | Band to boot. was billed outside the theater as a " : eo Sale Dep at { i or sh — ' = ad ; P. : 49c « —— ms iz : unnoticed. Alimong these was the | T is Lorelet’s unc onsciousS com- the ripcord by a panic- -stricken | ‘in New York and California, and costly Shubert flasco. “The Student | bination of cocotte and moron, | management. vin Robert Mantell’s company, will Only. tie 6 Prince,” whith was found among | prude and “intellectual.” which! Mary Blair, who has admirably ‘appear in St. Louis as Demetrius | makes her so delicious a character played so many of Eugene O'Neill's | in “A Midsummer Night’ . Dream,’ in the book. Miss Walker is some- heroines, Was selected for the | Kindred in “Ev eryman,’ the Sea hy ‘ ae ; oo] times one and sometimes the other, treacherous leading role. Her per- | Captain in “Twelfth Night’ and ; . - . a ~heeata ooe 6 egeagy users | but does not weld the opposites to- | formance did not mitigate the man- | Pierrot in,“Don Juan.” This beautiful Suite consists of 9 large and attractive pieces. Gace somlatmubiok but theses were ca bet rescgeong the a unexpect- | uscript’s shortcomings. There was. | Transportation Facilities. Comes in beautiful two-tone antique walnut finish and has ss too late. * Wildflower” has taken. ecause e playwright has indeed, an tmmense amount of | LLEN LOWE, who began : ges : | : = ite place Mid Fits ete -Aageneal isaved most of her celebrated phil- shoddy acting in the piece. Still, E wants af the rea ee: mahogany draw bottoms. Consists of extension table, buffet, ag | oO B $1.00 Golden expensively mounted entertainment gage eal aioe ithe play is not a nasty dose. There, Playhouse in New York, will serving table, 5 chairs, and 1 host chair upholstered in fine © Sr mM cB 4 — ja not igniting the Thames aris ‘is devine because one can have been half a dozen pieces this’ ‘play here as Helena in “A Mid- h ie Z , Es rs aa Teaueke up for their on ies see all the important French peo- vear containing more shabbily sen- oo elles Night's Dream.” Good quality tapestry. Pay only $2.50 eacn week. . Te Deeds in “Everyman,” Maria _ in | Beautiful 9-Piece Walnat a ple like the Dolly sisters and Pearl | l & appointments, the Shuberts have in White sational sex. ) : . and Maybelle Gilman Corey | : i - 4 | ou ' | A sktnny little play of the peo- | .-,,,, . o 4 is Zat So?” the undoubted suc- ‘and Mrs. Nash: and “yw hen a girl | py} ' >] j he é from eet | ee Magne m f a ! : | * aes aeas of the year, and this play seems | jooks — &§ as ee | Widow in i for Muddy 500 Hopper’s Hair Youth the missing when the roll was called after the battle. Attempts | , A a Mle ae ay Se sent Fogg aie > mae oe Sr? - , OSES RE RER SS ces: SE alana ie Sasa “Don Juan" and the S at Mrs. Nash and realizes | pighty-f t} street where in-|. : | | Vo x3 | Wkely to run as long as “Potash what Mrs. Nash has at et “tl ee ‘The Taming of the Shrew.” Car] pk Sg Py Skins 2’ and Perlmutter.” Except for Fred | gentlemen, it really makes a PRAY occasion money is squandered On| Renton Reid, formerly of the : K ts >a R i 69c $1.4 and Adele Astaire, “Lady, Be | hold her breath.” And wate a el brome layouts from the undertaker’s, | cjayejand Repertory Playhouse, yu oe Sea | | ms >) a A = Good” ds renerally voted excec8ing- in - : 5 , people always say “splice, Bee | ue il] FI si Wit i “By. , ; ‘ “ g st : ee. & your hand may make you feel |. ae > al ve Ss in ' == pe WwW ae: s —E ly poor stuff. It has been longjvery good, but a diamon " d jand “hitched” when they = mevv) apyman.” Feste in “Twelfth Night” mo y | 1. . ml | Pay Only $1.50 Weekly bs : T RUSS . AL since any dancers so completely | safir ' ‘» |“married,” came to the Mayfair, Petruchio in ‘The Tami f he i: een Cages ey I 2 Se | b in. Thi ; | won London's heart as these Amer- leater Monday RN. 1 ‘the Shrew.’ = j mel t Here s another real argain. us attractive “French gentlemen are quite de- an . o ‘ -— aT icans. The show is selling out for | ceiving” is “The Half Naked Trtuh,” anl : , ee bam YT | in beautiful walnut finish and con- sone Ing she goes on. “I mean, /tho.; : : , : Howard Southgate, assistant di- = te foes : = | surte comes in u they take ; of | : ) 4—4F mm = — ] fet, servi able, Empire inj Ralieatar cakes. env: ike you to quite cute places The play wright attempted to fat- rector of the Goodman Theater, . | ' susts of extension tab 2. but ; ng t b eral times doomed to destructi jand they make you feel quite good |ten nis opus with Killarney brnguc|*nd formerly a member of the ~ ‘ | 5 chairs and one host chair. The chairs may be (er anata ea : ve vine ‘about yourself and you really seem | o¢ the Forty-second street variety, Provincetown Players in New York, | 6s — had upholstered in either leather or tapestry hn indefinite reprieve. |to have a delightful time. but when an Irish neighbor woman. a police- | Will have the roles of Thesens. Mui- THEATER GUILD SCHOLARSHIP lle —_— and come to think | nan. ‘| younentée whe protests| Volto and Baptista. Russell C.l- beaks eg Sale Price over, you have got is a ‘against bathtubs and seap, and ins, formerly of the Carnegie In- AWARDED T0 ST, LOUISAN fan that only cost 20 francs and a hehahia roving boy penwetare with | Stitute Theater. will appear in the THIS LEONARD 2 HERE’S THE FAMOUS dolt that they gave you away for | ‘kerman. im ‘ , nice sharp pencils and big out-/| title role of “‘Everyman,” as Fa- % SS Leather-Covered sara rg Kan ea eet a eo renin coma Buck’s Gas Ran Ba ees New | schoot to Gain a irl really enjoys being with a . 8 as ™ r Leather-Cove Distinction. gentleman,” 2 ih. tap wel ct da Oe Eee ee e€ rige a or ; Trusses, a TRS RN a nO 8 =, rd . es oie “ she concludes, “‘it puts : Taming of the Shrew.” M me ; the plot bares the factS about ~ . : : aury Tuckerman, son of Gus- | her to quite a disadvantage and no ‘Charlie Smith. a lad of the street Ticket prices have been reduc2d tavus Tuckerman of 8815 Pennsyl- real good can come of it.” ' ; . —— eat is one of 12 students| Harry Lauder Buys a Balloon. poser orgiiona ape ser omy Be sok, eine aikaadan tacceames, Oke Specially Priced - Only | | At Only a ee: choot. of | ¢¢ HEN I left Little Rock,” she | veiled reworking of the Civic Vir-| 3000 to 3300 seats. The People’ | Acting in New York to whom explains to Spoffard = pe ig copte s scholarships have been awarded in. , though that all the gentie.| re " eee youre ago. | Metorbus Co. will operate buses ' . the form of loan funds, available| men did not want to do anvthing Degree for Frederiek Warde. to the theater from the terminus } 7 | during the senior term “exinning | but protect we girls and by the LOS ANGELES, June 12.—The of Its Delmar line, and the United i : s = July 6. | time T found out that they did not' niversity of Southern California | twee will run cars thither froin | ) he 2 | The scholarships are contributed | want to protect us so much it wus! has conferred the degree of Dec: | ,°8 Sree ee | | , a | | nengulthers Dates Ee woh Sai MPN wet we ARS Oe ieee ee eee ee Bas a by Winthrop Am™mMes, Otto H. Kahn, ito late. I think a girl is really ‘tor of Literature upon Frederick bre free parking facilities for 1000 | + a mg got Guild, the Theater | more reformed if she knows what, Warde, 76 years old, who is well motor cars. Club and other individuals and or- | it is to be unreformed than if she| known as an actor and Shakspear . seat | ; ane | =< < . spear- | ae a The Theater Guild | is born reformed and never really|ean scholar. John Drew ts said to RARE RED DIAMOND FOUND lata a | | wane a lp ee chool. Rade Fifty-second street, | knows What is the matter with|be the only living actor holding a |Six-Carat Kimbertey Stone Worth | \ ioe | $1.00 a Week! | $1.00 a Week ‘ , ‘ vis was established last fall. her. similar Géeree. $ o aaa: i B oca The elder Tuckerman. who is A delicate improve : . ; , ; n . provement is made! « ae *” ‘By the Assoc Press. | , This Refrigerator i | ‘ civic secretary of the City Club. has in the stage version Countess Maritza’ to meapen. ‘sa | * 8 : large ee | Why CEpetaness with un regarding the nee . ce Be | LONDON, . a | i , : | edna alt pela Fegarding "NEW YORK, June 12.—“Coun-| | June 1 The rare | . | and built on the mewest scien- | known makes when you and dramatic readings. His son}charity basa im Londen wna 1.) tess. Maritza,” Emmerich Kalman's | find of a red diamond of consid- } tific principle. Will pay for | may come here and buy appeared in Humérous juvenile per- | Harry Lauder, “the famous Scotch | ne™, OPerett®: mM which_ =¥vonne | crable value is reported from Kim. | itself with the ice it saves. A the celebrated Buck's at formances in this city. gentleman who is. the tases Arle is prima donna, will begin) bertey, South Africa. It was found very unusual val hi sania. ae ‘ “la gummer engagement at Atlantic | j the alluvtal ri digzi y — 5 this tow — Organize ‘Summer Quartet. Scotch tenor. The price stated in! cute ; n a river aiggings. This | i Mi is sus. 0] the book is £20. With a sure in-| iy on July 3, preparatory to its | species of stone is very unusual | ; New York é@ngagement about the/| afd i like] fetc , months has been organized at the | stinct for the credible, this sum is| . :; , ™ ¥ — etch anything Secone Presbyterian Church. Tay-| reduced in the play to £5. OE te ee ee ee, ee ae 4800 to $750 a carat. | Complete lor avenue and Westminster place, then Dorothy's comment remains prima donna of the St. Louis Mn- The cutting of the stone has e er under the direction of FE. Prang | pertinent. “So Dorothy said |] mie gt cca aut : — been Placed in the hands of a lo- | HOME a Vs Stamm. The members are Mrs.! not need to buy any ticket to Paris, St- Louis Doctors on Ohio Program | ¢4! firm, and although the accom- | ‘a 3 : Karl Kimmel, soprano: Miss Helen | on the boat because if I could do Four St. Louis physicians will| Plishment of this has proved of OUTFITS CoH ste = COD Li VE Mansfield, contralto: Ira T. Par-| that I coulé walk across the chag- t#ke an important part in the four- some difficulty, the result will be oe ker, tenor; Dr. Howard E. Schil-/| nel.” day meeting of the National Eclec-|that a flawtess stone of about six Easy Term - . . . ” “ s * 5 Ss oe aie le’ Medical" eeoclation at Cedar] carats wil | Ty RNISH * @ioir ling, Bassa, Graduation Eaercincs at Odeon, | ic a i] ssociation at edar | ‘ Ww be produced. The gem, f Nyt E a m : iL Ae a = Sand COR : i i pa nous in aoe aor ars . % we - . i, et ees ~ rad io oy ~e Pe re gah ee a ean I eR CPE te a rf + q x Ponies eS ’ Sorgen O Uimate rane renehneres Pai 7 OT: SIR = Sa mh < ast sibacnnigamabebetioh addip aban ni “ fe nts ont gee “ida ont hs patente *. ~ . % <r ga et) eid mee AEN, ott lon mre owe pe. ~ it» Se RE RE Gt Point, . beginning tomorrow, Dr.| at first glance, might be taken bv sali : Piano and Vetin Recital. ee a program will accom- 4. PF, Stephens will read a patper/|the uninitiated to be a ruby of gi- We specialize wea ' ba, Mo., will give a postgruduate the. Strassberger Conservatories of | p : ' é e ruitt, will talk fw how in | tirel w m r ° | 902- al ¥ Aad. : emnoforte recital Thursday evening | Music Frid ay evening at the Otten phat mg ough yo rithout 7 . ble ish | — fore RA ~ i ~ AY . a. f os ra and Dr. H. H. Helbinge will discuss | of any kind. Closer in ‘ at the Artists’ Guild, Union boule- | when diplomas, certificates and) surgical eynec ology in nervous and) ever, reveals that tt pocorn ay \ a ME Ree eee wena weer 4 -INTL 1-1 | oy and Enright avenue. She|medals will be bestowed upon 23 mental diseases. Dr. BR. J. Wetsner, | the requisite properties of the true will be anatatod by John Halk, vio-| graduates. The conservatory or-' also of St. Louis, is third vice pres- | diamond, the grain being betes linist. ' . ww ee ue yw [Chestra of 42 will participate, | tent of- the association. ly similar, ( - 4 8 OYE Ea reer Ante AR gmat Je sche pasaneuapeniiotnent als

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SYTHE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE .. : _. PAGE 3A 4 AT JOHNSOR’S’ ) . 4 a ; | B | wore? aoe saree Snitz E\l- | souls marched into the Kingdom Paul McAllister, a well-known PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS * 4 ! | Behind the Jereens Pace 0 Siegman ané ; Ka-l' of Heaven. The scene, one of the stage actor, has been added by =e Ie Ee * : beara A i teeny ry be most difficult, technically. ever Samuel Goldwyn to his cast for a KN COE “ production when “rhe ed filmed, will appear in the new D. “The Winnin f " cabin rHEE | ; te ’ i g of Barbara Worth, 3 | ERNA KENNEDY, who was. Mil” is completed. Another opera W. Griffith preduction, “Sorrows!in which Ronald Colman, Vilma | * RATS a R Cc a D E Ss K Y D 0 M E ALTO FSSK | | selected by Charlie Chaplin as | f@vorite, to be offered at Loew's of Spain,” now nearing completion 'Banky and Clyde Cook are aiso|™ West Pine Bivd. and Sarah St. = : leading woman in his forth- |» the a future, will be “The| with Adolphe Menjou, Ricardo |signed to appear. McAllister will |j DOUBLE PROGKAM TODAY | coming ee ee | Sianey i. amen eae rece hee ee Lya | play the role of the seer in the Wm. 8S. Hart in “Tumbleweed” —Constanee Bennett in “Wander- : | 7 years old. She has red hair and ~'2"tyY 35 star , | De Putti in the leading roles. Soon, |Harold Bell Wright story. He % i . . 4 ‘3 : | | - : . ng Fires”. Our Ga Comedy. | Store No. 2, De Baliviere and MoPherson _OAbany 4219 4219 : lgreen eyes. Miss Kennedy was| ae aS a sequence in the same picture, | was last seen on the stage. with a Areade Orch ng Siehielen@ 8 | : “50c Siiph — born in Manteno. III. The pearly gates of the Elysian! hell in all its traditional ugliness | Elsie Ferguson in “The Grand EOROSBOT 2 $aOeC Ee. Oc-28e F Philli s’ - Fields were opened recently at As- Will be created. Duchess and the Waiter.” ™ 7 7 Reducing B t K i , uc PSs ani 1¢é aiter. are || 25c¢ uster Keaton is to be starred toria| L. I., and a thousand lost : i ) 34c oa mere es “The General,’ his next full PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS 4c agnesia j length feature comedy, although a i , ~* ' ae if 2 for $1.00 Three j Preparations I ‘member of the supporting cast - PHOTOPLAY THEATERS " F [oi : Cc (7¢ 'will have the title role. For “The | SYKOURALSYS BROTHER SY ' 2c, 42c for. |General’ ts an iron horse of the | TODAYS e C 50c Ipana "60s christened by affectionate 1. WwW ' ’ q | J - | townsn ‘ivi "ar, £ 4 79¢ S10 Otee |e eer tnccermces boner vinsekne |S TOE DLA .. oer Sal Hepatica ¢ ‘engineer. a | PRESENTING ORPHKEUM CIRCUIT vabavicin ; ayers 60c Pre | m “ENTERT ND THE BEST FEATURE PHOTO 4 A irin Pebeco ' P } Al N M = N T C) N | ‘ ’ ‘S149 Zonite . - a 300, 78e Moth | cott s direction, has gone on loca- ‘lian & Claxton “SEA HORSES” a m. .. ee : : eh ——--——— if Si. q age mad Che Shavine E Cree woe he ray tion at the Lasky ranc h, where ex- Pestalozzi { “The Scarlet West” ers niece. .O8e; 3 bd ‘ 6 ge nol StOry § epi p e No. 8) 3 for $3.50 _ ace netgear ~ fer Sane $i { | ome ale nae — Farnol st "84% Pestalozzi } "News and. Co N * MOSS & FRYE ~—_- ; ve rom x are pelng med. —_—— Sialic APS nee ate Originators of =m Ur’ Caldwell’s 21e ‘ Files ign. Syrup of et Spe Mts tee ae “——. Harvey Clark is at work in the QUEENS f MARY FREVOET "| Anoth R Knock ith Al | : ee wa & Hol he . e Gaure...... |. 48e f Archer. the } - ; 700 Marrite ' Langd | Another omantic nockout wit Alyce >, Pepsin [Be Hospital Cotten............ 48e Lo role of Archer, the blustering law-. - nt * anedon Comedy ; Reed & Le Vere | mes A2c, B3¢ | Dr. Edvaris Olive Tablets 1c, 24 90 Hi \yer, in “Midnight Lovers.” Lewis Double Program Mills, Richard Dix’s New Leading Woman | — —F — umphrey’s Witch-Hazel Statens, weane Stone and Anna Q. Nilsson play REITZ J Pag | Finery” ff and Chester Conklin im a Great Comedy 4 aris” ee . tte 1 , tke ™ 4.00 Burke's Cod Liver Off and Iren Tab- the featured roles under John Grand and Juniata icon t. Show ; an 11:30 - : t “Three Weeks | r aioe Fay ToS caeigiatrae ‘egalile 44¢, Bic Cod Liver ‘Francis Dillon's direction. Aer ' Cooling he Rng Characterization ! “ witlard Leuls, ; Ase . ise, R Extract | | pukdieoe _——- —— os stoi oe | ig, . “yey, A Comedy Feree wits _ Cc S180 Actoserbte ‘Powder... . ..€9c | Hino Corrado, the Italian actor. Woodiand { oe IS STONE in Say It Again, | ~ J se Matt Moere and Dorothy ore. hs hey eal tak ok ri ; “Ton | " on —— : 1Ge, Ze fjhas been engaged to play the im- 5015 Gravois \ "Rpeelal’ Matinee’ Breathes Handsom= On 8 4 ~25 TOILETRIES 500 gq(Portant role of the Prince Regent _@ Richard into La aa ae © WITH Pinkham’s Pempelan Rouge ..,... : see 4°% Williams’ in “The Amateur Gentleman.” . ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT 60.5 THEATERS | l OV ely Alyce’ 8 the Stag. 4 - ' . PINKIE Vegetable Ayers’ Lemon Cream 0c] Aqua Velva. | The title of Harry Langdon’s | a oi Pax Compound Hudnut’s Skin and Tissue Cream. q E ARSENA . Lewts St d Ea r! omp 75e, $1.50 39¢ forthcoming feature nan been tem- y L : marchara BeGfora in | 4. ; © | Pempetan Face Poder... ne [porarily changed to “Johnny New- | Grand amd Arenal “Old Loves and Sew” Hl Who Wopldn't Say opper's Face Powder..... .30c¢ ibb’ icomer.” It was first int Ad id 7 : | } 3 eel $1 00 Hind’s Squ S ic ' ‘ § irs nrendger i.) Regal Denn in | a | ee ‘9 Pe SAN NI ~ Lysol Cream ened — wonspen: go-1 Wineral Ot! Sf icall it “The Yes Man.” but several AUBERT : ‘Skinner's Dre Suit’ Sa) It Aga in - 2ic, 42c $1.00 pee ses P =. _zee. $1. S188 719¢ ‘story changes necessitated a new ~~ OE ea After One of rh n ur Ds 6s o's 49e - Pad . “em , ‘ : : 4 Lavoris Die oa Ss cle a nna ; toca (apra wy ha ndling - 1}\e Cinderella - “ao X EXONS | tn Als ees Melt ing ‘ ‘ 9 42 Slo ous Spelled ‘Saab $1 .10 Tanlae | legapRone on the picture. Cherokee and lowa! spectal Matinee Kisses? > ic, Cy | witiams’ or Palmolive Taleum..11¢ 19¢ |, Charles Paddock, “the world’s | @ JACK HOLT in : Jd. & 4. Baby Takcum. 19¢; 3 for S5c fastest human.””’ who holds 37 to 498 CONGRESS f ese HORSES” And Who “as | 19¢ Odorono 2c, 49 ’ te >: - Je Cc > r) 1 TOW 5Oc Non Spi Soi ae ia alot 2306 Vick’s Saive | w orid’s records at sprint distances, en ee Spore Teatitice Wouldn't Say IT Fant aS\ ¥, dob bbenig ~p ML bts Ee. pF nate ~~. tia. .” | $1.00 Haut Ton Theatrical Cream, 47¢ j|has entered upon a motion picture s Cos an ~i WJ (9c, 38¢ ng mag _— or Van. ream, A4e 21c, 93¢ Career. He affixed his sign: aoe ne Grand -Flor. othe Little Bein - — oe °) Be } ¢ Sre | | WELCOME, u Barry Face (Cr ere oer a G Floriss: ee : Je res C,; C, oh ant di ali cally ee bo Pond’s ‘a Paramount contract. Within two __ oe ee Handsome Richard Ga g¢ ny} : fac Le GROTTO MEMBERS! 715¢€ a se Cream, 50r, $1.50 1 Cold or Van. weeks he wtil start work as a fei- GRAVOIS ; . tem MIX in Nive ( 4 rom | ? ~ udnut’s M Cucumber and a at sot se with Bebe Daniels in) Jefferson & Gravois — Bg Bey Somes ’ | 60c T5ie Golden Peacock Face Powder, 49¢ “The College = Fiirt.” a comedy ‘ | Hopper’s ow collage eae engl -+ +0... 3@e, ion | C, 3c drama centering around college HI- POINTE | ints he 4 WARLES | Cold or Van. | Gardenia Face caaees ae fioo} Daggett & life. Clayton & McCaus. | Heurt"—Com.. | News onevin’s Cream Ramsdell | Municipal Opera fans will be able gg " “SEA HORSES” 49c¢ OUTING JUGS Creams ‘to see the operas in film form du>- KING SEE i — ALFREDO mn ~-—— . | $1 F $1.50 RIVA & oR! EANNE: Powhatan ,. “BEBE DANIELS In | ayre Barber R ) “THE PAI, Mo BEACH | : for Muddy 9p x3 2 Shears DANCERS SU PREME mete GIRL” = & ‘2? Zs th —_ — enecpeenesents —_ ) 69c 19 RAMAJO PLAVERS SHAW. f Rew O's Those Victor Record Favorites—The Greatest Colle- Ee 9c Manila Wonders 30th and Shaw “Brown of Harvard” giate Band in the World—With Boe ytd eT - oT f . c ° = TRUSS SALE | Pritchard 4 Tatham _| Aerial Smiths Shenandoah ‘ Delores Costello to Voiced Tenor Soloist—and aR "s E . —_ “The Little Irish _ . ; MoCORMACK & IRVING | Grand- Shenandosh t Girl" —Spec tal Mat. 18 COLLEG LATE H IK = ractive | - SS igumiennaadanenal naan = LLOYD & BRICE TIVOLI ALLSTAR Vasyr0si‘éttsti‘i‘a‘a‘(‘é(éSTO.U”O#é(‘(‘(‘O(‘(O“‘CO”C™*S”*:C#CO§CS ESSE) fo! = |S OSEXEEEEEDS z id con- ; We 6350 Delmar { “SANDY” Modern, Mad Special Music in Honor of the table Herbert Denton & Co. Sankus & Silvers | : : ° : Bio - pestry : ; De s Oo ze __ An Original Comedy Oddity h1t7 Virginia 4 Vandes ille Claire Marsh Don Albert's Orchestra— om erry, rganist | Avold a sag: a yn ftu, Exclusive First-Run Feature Photoplay Believ : Guth aca : : neumonia, by e use | 6 ME 1eves in aieenl Pa $2.50 Elastic Si gh a an antiseptic solution In THE NON-STOP FLIGHT” ete AMUSE NTS a ” rer ean Baap at -* \ pene PLAPAO LAXATIVE LINKS |} | Municipal (Open-Alr) Theatre =| ima | (Peptonised Candy-Like ) ga THE AT FR Forest Park _ Rendez- | vous in Third Week Begins Tomorrow Wight) Venice! Monday, June 14, to Sunday, WILL 7200 Olive Street Road poorer gee = nag | ge totes | OPENING JUNE 14th June 20, inclusive, Perform- - equally efficient. | ances Nightly at 8:15 IT NY | = nt F _s a Single vision Bifocal dou- 23c and 4Sc MIDSUMMER Strauss’ World-Famous Light Opera | LAST? for reading | ble vision | 1 or for dis- | Glasses, for baal | NIGHT S DREAM : tance; ocom- near and far | : plete, complete, EN ERGY | SINGLE TICKET SALE OPENS JUNE | Season Reservations Now at $2.40'$2.95 Nee woeriom = CHOCOLAT E - A y GAST—ALL-ST. LOUIS CHORUS OF 96 sound, restful sleep. Now at sons ‘ADAMLESS EDEN _ SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF 50 COD LIVER. [ijupuame weer CARRIE FINNELL oancer | sor Tye TONIGHT, 8:15 SHARP OIL TABLET OVALTINE SD nigh Sika tadn! tithes PE RED MILL pottds oes o weree a ee eee ee | BASEBALL TODAY Si"sie cni,*2"e Cae ae der, Tunex wp the ole /MUNICIPAL OPERA TICKET OFFICE | Gene Rodemic Mm ANDHIS ORCHESTRA - PRESENTING ‘DOWN IN MIAMI: ‘ od CHARLES RAINES & BARRIS PETERS - _CADY - oe - we! << é: Florence OIL | STOVES Easy We carry a full OCC CCURIUDEE RSL ELCTROURIT ETD EEE DDR Terrie SO eee: <a Oe o—_—- QUEERS TEitibieerbetteied it r sartsaaedTsieteecaseseseleeanetanseneaeaaaae mH TT tri there sete thi OUP CEUPDERERUULOOD DT DU DEDRREETEEE REED Ene, line syatem,. enriches the bleed and : i SPORTSMAN’'S PARK Lobb Arcade Bidg.. 8th and Olive , ——) Phone MAin 1600. Ticket Offices at SyNCUPATERS NE 3 — | S) ~ N w Y ‘ Municipal Theatre Open Nightly at 7. — " Reset es = | Se. : ; mer 15,000 SOUND AMPLIFIER MAKES ) IZ€, C it rowns VS. C Of ‘ EVERY SEAT A CHOICE ONE. — SEVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DISPATCH WANT eee . < A henad | - wrt ee EXPERT ‘tank FINISHING—-ONE DAY SERVIC Game Starts at 33 O'Cock |_| ADS are BUSINESS BUILDEIS, PHONE your ORDEM gi 5

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Menta Gar ae THESE SUITES WITH NOT A S-niz ho ee Py rs ~ae La OMe " pindinn es SAA pt Es. are oy Ce Be 59 A, - >, ai tea ae tee te : - " " : as : s 2 . : So in deal + Pista, 20D 1D 57 Be hdhian Saga ria ee y oie ee ne, mt gh spnivaibmalenes ’ ' , sae ey " $ + : we BS ed cannes e 7 NE ae» ehnd RR cg api Saibege ee we on vl ty Set rare: yah ara: ‘ eae ie . a » Aa bem italy igi nit arash PGE 4 F a eo : oe " > ge : aa nb hog wae KMS ak EL i, oy pee Oe ete er ay ce wel MER ae ~ f » - > Pe g ee . . ~ ag ann si $a : "i shy be 4 » ios oy Bi Se “Bin ae 3 ee et ne enka, Soret: * sue , th ye , . i : oF has: ANaaal os ee Pe ee Peas Pee Se Fe eRe” eh CS pe ata ene cyte & a a a a eT ee WG ; 2 pe ie J ss Rie . ane: ee en ee . Pa es # a eA : hs Set 5 sy rang “> ‘ 's a b; 2 EY, °. Ne ee ae + Sonne. . Noe seen Pee emma es 4 a Bier Canty Reagan we Seas ine Shei Fae x TE ety Me ee Dixy aaa > wtd : oe ad ae nt eA bi wo a . ~ = re. . ; + - had ¥: . = a at: arte . . Richiy Finished in Huguenot Walnut! Zustproo’ * « *« Artistically Designed Tops and Richly Carved Fluted Legs! Beautiful Drawer Pulls NE of the most attract 0 the season Was the ga sunset yesterday of Mis dine, daughter ef Mr. anc Caradine, and Chester Ellis of Boston. at the Poertian PO Gx ee ———— a ae _ - oo a al a hae ea _— ae = # ie od ea aialll ed et ciel te ——— » - nat ae > en al oer ae me a = - os iim eel ee cee a eset Se se - 5 — aa xen al ee CO eI eae oe em = ae oe onal iceticenendl Re eal eet ae a: . ry ad essa a oad ne IE Teel ena sea - . * a ee patie at il eal eR ictal eer ~ . . = os ieee td — pies on 4% ester anal i al _— me a a oe (See ee a ae a gm os emt teatie os - . - oe eae neal ee ial 0 esate Se ial _ - eg al ts anal i eadedaeatadl Tame el koe dl — s - mage eae te am A ieee eal a , oe on oe eteeteel ee Ee ee te ~~ a ow ae te dl a oats eet — _ a. rr aa eM a ete os ss 7 a nee eed naa etd enced ieteeeal Staal Ne 7 - ne 0 eS enanto| ital ean Seem as a. ee an Ais than eae oe incall 7 oe oe oe oT ema a sem ee os oe nae sae ee tres a hain erent ork os = _ — te se ete Ne ee ee eal NS * ceed a A ene 5 eae SNe ,—— ene oman ie a “x — ma eee emt a enor eon ae as eee teal —_ ss areata oe TO Matty, The Reason for This Amazing Offer! Any manufacturer is only too glad to sacrifice all protits in order to keep his factories busy and keep his torces intact during the slack period! Know- ing this—we chose a maker of great renown and proposed this tremendous otter to him—he grasped it eagerly. He accepted our mammoth order with the provision that he make these Suites during his slack period and that they be delivered at his option! They have now been delivered to our warehouse and they go on sale Monday. This Suite would be an amazing value at $255! And now at $155 it is breath- taking! Staggering! Spectacular! MA tol Only this unusual May-Stern contract purchase makes it possible! * ae ——— ~—- — wae ~ ~ mee o*- ae = ~ - - em a Chifforobe 49 Inches Wide, 0@ inches High Open the doors and you are at- racted at once Dy the beautt*ully inasAed wntermors. One door rereais in umusucily large ciothing com- parimen! The other. a@ hat com- partment and ‘our drawers The two tom drawers are ‘or added con- ~~ —e « ™ ’ -. eh. bd enicuce and maése this orge Dp ifarvbe more mgs. ' fronted by a seasonal lull after they have completed filling orders taken during the January furniture exposition. Their serous problem is to keep the factories busy after these orders are filled. Idle factories mean dead loss. The alert nation-wide May-Stern group of stores have seized upon this manufacturer’s slack pe- riod as am opportunity to score the greatest mer- chandising scoop in years! We had our choice of manufacturers! We picked one with an un- disputed reputation for integrity and quality work! He eagerly grasped our offer to SELL THE MAY-STERN organization his entire out- put AT COST—JUST TO KEEP HIS FAC- TORY BUSY! Fr ironted by a factories everywhere are con- Buy This Suite Out. of Your Pay Check...Not Out of Your Savings Account! It isn’t necessary to lay out $155 in cash! It is sc easy to pay a few dollars a month and in this way the expenditure isn't even noticeable. And why not buy on such easy terms. .. thousands, yes, millions do, not only in St. Louis or America, but all over the world. It is a most sensible way for a family otf moderate means to furnish a home. And the May-Stern plan is made even more at- tractive because of the confidential manner in which itis handled. We do not ask embarrassing — ’ questions nor do we require endorsements. ine brides parents. Across the south end of | Was built and covered with ded with ltarkspur. lilies a dragons as a background fo: one of the largest of recent lee was ready Dy the Rev. 1 field Travers of St. Peters Henry MeLure, Elitet Pr: VM. Lombard, and Wiliiam P ton; William Lawrence Tay Arthur Hadden Alexander Charies B. Wright. ,brothe groom, of Oxford, Esgiand, and Arthur Crundn of St procession through the side with greenéry, and through posts topped with white lart each other by ropes of Neiley of Boston was Mr. ¥ Eight vroung women, Mi Miss Evelyn Lanman and ™ all of New York; Mise Altre erine Steedman, Misa Tris Miss Katherine Sipple and Louise Crunden, as bridesm \Y picture in their Climy get fon over biue, made after a € deep round necks simpie bos ly low waist line, and fared Ctireular panels. In lied draperies, fastened to the center back, floated toe the matching shees and stock freeping Milan hats of pal @rangea velvet about the Mowers were yellow daisies bouquets, Miss Jane Catherine Caz sister of the bride, might | lib, tli, illlin, atlilin, aitits,.’ atl, illlin, all a coloniai picture tu her si die, with its full skirt rea S. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS i tk tt eT A AORRES WES Nerd ae clepemctapes _ = “ POORED BCE POG ALI IS OTROS Ee apes

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Biter ci jp et A AX é | Design f , ee z 2 y - 7 . . . & _ YU “CE: ‘y? te v. finctive Style! tg y Vy a Ly yi 4 f74 © etre ine rage a ai | Ge LG Ss err 4G Wi EE op , 4, i, pi, “of : A naan, sy * Mp fein Wapyayyyyyyypptl? “a % 3 , Y WY YY'Y’ Gy ME: “ce WY; by ay Gimiitdlbang ; : y y f . aaashiilitlltyler OO COCAMMLML LILIA LMA LL LAE TLL G MISS JANE THOMPSON, 2 52% MR. AND MRS.°JOHN EATON MONINS, i. MISS REBECCA CHASE, _ Mode ot the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett V. Z who will occupy the Monins family estate, Ringwould House, Kent, England, ao = rote ae daughter of Mrs. Henry Leverett hing S. Thompson, who with her cousin, Miss Ji, ' wedding June 5. Reading from left standing: Wayman Allen, Major Gibson-Watt ne 4 a Monins; } Chase, whose marriage to Edward R. Dorothy Fox, gave a luncheon Wednes- Gh : Eugenie Edmunds, Arthur Crunden, Miss Emily Lincoln of Greenwich, Conn., Mr. . ded. Chesiat y Trowbridge Jr., of Providence, R. I., * day at the Fairmount Jockey Club for “G £. Alfred Biddle of Philadelphia, Miss Mary Carter, Whitelaw Terry, Miss Maren’ aacameiened N. J. will take place June 24 at the Chase Miss Rebecca Lamb. a ene y/ pe Ellis Wright and Francis Drew. Reading from bee ae nigh Miss — ae sities to somite summer home in Saunderstown, R. I. c ’ : eila Cairn of En - — Ashen- Brenner, ! ur e eu ) y/ Y Ne ae LY, Merrit alge Ger itz _ : : 7ULGLELAZ ) “4 Vu tilly J ) WE ee ccceddeddeddddddddedaeedcdé: ty. kl Y” te ae R (G T de nN M ade ‘ | Pardonable Miss Caradine ahaa Ne NNN, ~ ly fe hp F AE. a ie B ati... = 4 as nto Theater for ecomes Bride in : Brilliant Dinner * ally Applied Outdoor Ceremony a Ballet Takes Part in Outdoor Entertainment in Paris— Many St. Louisans on the Continent. Marriage to Chester Ellis Wright One of Most At- tractive of Season — Honeymoon To Be Passed * ot Walnut! * Tops ed Legs! -ulls ra Special Correspondence of the Post-Dispatc * PARIS, June 2.—Tire garden of the Hotel Ritz was the scene of a very brilliant party last week, given by Mr. and Mrs. Jay O’Brien. The garden was transformed into a theater as a setting for the Ballet Russe, which gave a program during dinner. The ballet was followed by a dance’in the two great ball- rooms opening on to the small garden. Among the 120 guests were Mr. and Mrs. Cole Porter Krause II was announced last of Kentucky; Grand Duchess Marie of Rus- week. —-Dieckmaa. sia: Grand Duke Dimitri, Baron and Baronte Eugene de Rothschild, Michael Arlen, the author, and Mr. and Mrs. Merman Oecelricha, the latter formerly Miss Dorothy Heydel of Many Weddings of Interest to Take . =“ ak _ W. H. Petring of St. Louls, who has been Place This Week spending some time in an extensive tour of the Continent, is at the Hotel Wagram. Ne epee neta mete in Europe. «*** . .** “ny "* Gy lay i ae cf 2 VA 4% %y Wty, aang oS. 0 Uo dp Yay een oye flif? Vi “Woriyfft heft” 444, ‘V4, ~* . the season was the garden wedding at sunset vesterday of Miss Margaret Cara- dime, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Caradine, and Chester Ellis Wright, formerly of Boston, at the Portland place home of the bride's parents. Across the south end of the lawn a trellis Was built and covered with vines and stud- () NE of the most attractive ceremonies of MISS ALICE MUCKERMAN, whose engagement to Charles H. oe ww where are con- fter they have en during the Their serious usy after these 1ean dead loss. zroup of stores rer's slack pe- > greatest mer- 1ad our choice i¢ with an un- y and quality ded with larkspur, lilies and pink snap- ’ . Uy 9 6b eb0+0>* dragons as a background for the bridal party, e y, Uy, “ennai” One of the largest of recent years. The serv- ice was ready by the Rev. Dr. Edward Scho- MISS SUSAN ELIZABETH field Travers of St. Peter's Episcopal church. HAWES. Henry McLure, Elliot Pratt Jr., Lawrence Her engagement to Samuel Davis M. Lombard, and William Parker, alli of -Bos- Capen fr. was announced at a tea ton; William Lawrence Taylor of New York, last Sunday. -—Dieckman Arthur Hadden Alexander of Cleveland; Charles B. Wright,,brother of the bride- groom, of Oxford, England, and Maury Hill a wt? ‘ ‘ WR QHY) . SSSA ASS SEES REN ES BEEN 6 Oe OS 2848S SKE EEE ES ba tn a tl i >> “4/7 Y, V/, Nt peppy paphttltO Yo ~SS SSR ES 6 ae ser ee cr AXE??? SE? = oo? Ss? %o a * So So TO A % . AA‘ \ unusual large number of weddings A will take place this week. On Wednes- day five ceremonies of interest here will occupy important places on the calendar. Miss Carrie L. Wilkerson of St. Louls is at the Hotel de l’Univers. ASABE SAS ES BEARERS ankles and cream net fichu. Ruffles of lace adorned the overskirt and edged the quaint Her hat corresponded to the others, LSASAALAALA SS SSSA SS SAAS SSS SS Gregory Tupper of St. Louis has been at ffer to SELL his entire out- r© HIS FAC- a) aT of Your ut of bunt! cash! Itis sc nd in this way te. And why 1ousands, yes, r America, but nsible way for rnish a home. even more at- al manner in embarrassing >ments. \\"" “uN” “ue : "aye I and Arthur Crund$n of St. Louis. led the COllar. procession through the side portico, entwined With greenéry, and through an aisle of white posts topped with white larkspur, fastened to fach other by ropes of smilay. Richard Neiley of Boston was Mr. Wright's beat man. Eight voung women, Miss Louise Iselin, Miss Evelyn Lanman and Miss Sarah Holter, all of New York: Miss Alice Scott, Miss Kath- frine Steedman, Miss Trimble Hoblitzelle, Miss Katherine Sipple and Miss Catherine Loulse Crunden, as bridesmaids, made a pret- ty picture in their filmy gowns of orchid chif- fon over blue, made after a Chanel mode! wit deep. round necks simple bodices with a slight- ly low waist line, and flared skirts with loose Circular panels. In lieu of trains, soft Graperies. fastened to the neck line. of the tenter hack, floated to the hem. They wore Matching shoes and stockings and _ “large drooping Milan hats of pale yellow with hy- frangea velvet about the crowns. Their flowers were yellow daisies, arranged in arm bouquets. Miss Jane Catherine Caradine. school girl tister of the bride, might have stepped from & colonial picture in her sheer yellow organ- die, with its full ekirt reaching quite to her with streamers of hydrangea velvet at lle back. She carried daisies. Preceding the bride and her father was 6- ,ear-old Carol Gatch, small daughter of Mr and Mrs. Hayward Gatch, in white lace- rimmed organdie over pink, carrying an iIn- verted leghorn hat filled with spring flowers The bride wore white satin fashioned alter the modified Italian Renalssance. A deep rose point lace bertha finished the drop shoulder semi-fitted bodice, and the long skirt was fulled to an un®ven waist line with cartridges wiaiting. The hem was cut to the knees in front to reveal a rosepoint lace petticoat Transparent trains of cloudy tulle, covered with sheer lace, were gathered into close cap over her hair and held with a circiet of orange blossoms. She carried a sheaf of Easter lilies. Mirs. Caradine wore gray chiffon with a hat to niatch and a corsage of orchids Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kennerly, whose home is next to that of the Caradines, lent their garden for the bridal dinner following the ceremony. The great oval table, seating 32 cuests, was laid about the fountain, with Continued on Next Page. ALAA SS SAAASAAASABPARSA SS SSSPEQaess ee esses ——__ 7... ans ES ES ~anvcaXa”- oS a ee SASASASAAA SANA SASS SSS a... a he ee ee rrr * aca aXe ES * . CAGASSPASFASVSSSPSQS* SSVssesse Heys ggsswess i a Ms — e ar~vrar > eS oS . ~~ ss * SS »sSASAS SS SS SSAAASAASBSASADSE SS SS SS . ~ *»*% .**s . | “See waeh eee shh sae In Florence, Italy, Miss Mary Denman Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles MeLure “lark of 15 Hortense place, will become the bride of Giovanni de Carignani of a noble Italian family, according to the latest infor- —... a... ss... a... >. eS i i i eh mation received by members of the family here. The same day, in St. Patrick's Ca- thedral, in Harrisburg, Pa., will take place the marriage of Miss Marie Wrvregeant, daugh- ter of Col. and Mrs. Henry 3S. Wygant, and Eugene Philpot Curran, son of Con P. Curran of Normandy, the Bishop of Harrisburg of- ficiating. After a wedding trip Mr. Curran and his bride will make their home in St. Louis. The bride made her debut tn St. Louis under the chaperonage of her cousin. Mrs. John O'Fallon Delany. Miss Kathryn Farrar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Christy Farrar. and John Mes- fon Holmes will be married at & o'clock Wednesday evening at the Farrar home in Jennings. Mise Janet Holmes. Miss Margaret Nettleship and Milton Stall and James Doug. las will be the attendants and the Rey. Dr. > > > acre cee ees % eR = = = % ss % * SS SASAASSS SSS SSS SESS SS SS PSS SSS SST SS SSS SSS RSS SS SUAS SSS ee ae NN SS ~s S aS y XY .* , oe > e J pes aoa Se Sas Sle - ~* : a a . + « > A, * +s Se OF, .*. Sn ‘ .o-". ° ~ ee 2 Sey os . oe as - > - _ 4 wes oe ot i Ce ee . nas Oe a é he. . . « se ae Se . iy . a stately Se ee en BY “, on aay Pw be See 4 » Ft — ny ~ es gee —. Ce so SS ne .* . « * Om ta ¥ . ne ees = ~~ “ RT ; ty ak tae : ia Bae se, . . x ~~ ¥en . *» . ¥, 5 _— . I a “> > Phase an,“ hs, A” Se » ‘& -" he ond eee ee 2aNs Sx . Sa ae ON x Sr See Re ‘ ee a “ - > Le a SS) a oT. Sai ‘. Ne Ss “SN ay Ea, a Saxe Nae ee _* . Saks . a LY ate » \ is i Sale tr ee . POH. ie ee ae, ©, ene? 5, Regt ee: LO ¥ Ph “to” . Oe oereeF Vd, 6 st. a Wp “euppyyyy pth? Bhi Cie Oe a Pe 4 “ Pe SN Na .* . of Fort Randolph, Canal Zone, Panama. . She is t ivan Lee Holt will officiate. At the same time Miss Dorothy Martin, daughter of Mr. . J. J. OHARE ~ anna 3 he guest of Miss Marie —Ashen-Brenner. Continued on Next Page. r the Hotel Saint-James et d' Albany. American boys attending the various schools along the Lake of Geneva are play- ing an unusually prominent part in athletics and the annual Swiss regattas this season. One of the “fours” which is showing great promise in the daily tryouts at Ouchy repre- sents the Bellrive Rowing Club and consists of youths from Mr. Selig's school. Edgar Rom- bauer of St. Louis is pulling No. 2 oar. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Friedmana of i &8t. Louis have arrived in Carisbad, Czecho-Blo- vakia, for the spring season there. They are registered at the Pupp Hotel. Among the people who fook boxes for the long recital given by Seneca Pierce at the Palle du Conservatoire in Paris last week were Canon and Mrs. Killian A. Stimpson, whe was Dorothy Baker of St. Louis. Mrs. Warne Niedringhaus of St. Louis has been a guest of the Hotel Regina here. She made a recent excursion to Versailies, i a. “ Ri,

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__. 51. LOUIS POSi-DE: Us SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 _ i. PAGE 2 —_ = eee #8 See's 2 a aR BENS i. oy . : OOOOEPPEREEBEORENOEDTE | att: a niin nena corte acetmeamminacaiiat 90181 abedOGP ORL IOD #9 VOGLEI CE IESE EOOLDI SDE IDE, sv Can 1 +* | gern PCA OVOPED ELIT TE: AACR, LOL LLL EE _ 4 MRS BUWARD HUME CLEN DENIN : ad rlé * rave ans 4 As ' MISS MIRIAM RAND 3 vanuusmcusmiys\ Becomes Bride in © : M R od Ww l L L i A M H A R R I sO N tt hit oth A Sth tth tt thy bdtbl Abed lth ts +s Athi ble tte tltlld bh SM ECM IAATT a 4 ¥ e - Vth ht ii rererers a . , WOOTEN. earn A , hy WA f Of St. Louisans |. eri i NY’ wnmanencarmsmndanrttttitig Ml ¥ SAMMY LIST, CPOLPOLCOTLLL LOLOL PL TLITHMNL YA y oS MS Fe J, 4 : 7 % . , ‘ f Wt, Y i % tn : eae Fe i %G 4 Ut Te For Summer’ 7: ao PEt wR = ‘ ‘ . +h, ary 4 ‘ % : Society Cire Outdoor — -.- __ Continued from Preceding . 4 Exodus to Cooler Clames S roses and larkspewr forming.» ees to “Be Under Way —. en garden at the\edge. - 4 , guests were Miss Eleaner @& other Ruler to Be En mons, Miss Mary Carter. Miss ® ‘ tained. celine Revburn, Wayman | E Lindell Gordon. Mr. and @& 5 George Drake Scott and 2 S gpecial to phe Post-Disvaich. |Mrs. Craig Morton of mr | WASHINGTON, June 12.-—? ' Mrs. Wright's gifts to thee 4 g@ent and Mrs. Coolidge are d tendants were pearl choker a at part to wake June wedd ‘platinum clasps and the ie i A week groom gave his grodm s * key chains. His wedding | his bride will be bought They will sail June 16 oF ‘President Roosevelt for Eursge ‘remain until late August y make their home in St. to a ioe Wright is a graduaty _ Sunday all of pea ede : ‘ Mary Institute and Miss Pum L the ee a mie flew Emt ‘School in Farmington, Cons, | _ recep “ " ~ ' qn honor of the King’s birt a debutante of two years ‘is a member of the Junior British Ambassador and |\Prior to her debut year ‘ eled extensively in Europe, | | Mr. Wright is the son ef) Richard William Wright of | fornia, formerly of Boston, @ | illness prevented her a - S te ceremony. He ts a gradual | gpeaker and Mrs. Nicholas L Harvard University and duriig | worth will go to thefir home war distinguished himeelf a Cincinnati, upon the “ae officer tin the air service. ©" & ef Congress, for a six | > vice President and Mrs. Dawes ' the Dawes’ young people wil a te Evanston, Hii.. where they » ge oye 2 —s Richtee att hee Reto 7 ha ni . TRH *) ee) x etme ¥ My oe D =". a Wie Ni Me ie i s AANA ob WAN Trips to Europe and to Northern and Eastern Re- sorts Announced by Many Families. eee —_"" =." . NX SN WGA SYN AANS AAAS SAAD ee ee A sae Rana aR ERR ERRER RRR RR RRR RRR RR ~~ ~ + % > & i ee ee | he > > >) > > > & oe oe ~~~ XS SU + =~. ! | | | i Mr. and Mrs. Frederic August Luyties of Brentmoor, their daugh ter, Miss Elizabeth Luyties, ani their son, Frederick Jr.. will sali July 8, on the Olympic for an ex- tended visit in Europe. They wil’ spend some time in Spain and wil! then go to Scotland. where thes will be joined by Mr. and Mrs Luyties’ son and daughter-in-law. Mrs. and Mrs. William H. Luyties who will sail July 31 Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Luyties and their family will remain all summer Mr. and Mrs. William Luyties will return itn a month They have taken an apartment on Newstead and McPherson avenues and will take possession in the autumn Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Heffern of 343 Wesley avenue and familys have gone to Northampton, Mass to attend the graduating exersises eof Smith College. Their daughter Miss Virginia, is a member of the senior class. Thev will spend the summer in the East. Miss Katherine McCluney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samue! C. MecCluney of 37 #£=Kingsbury place. will depart the first part of July for Hyannisport. Mass., to be the guest of her aunt. Mrs. James MeCluney of 4917 Pershing ave- nue. who have taken a cottage there for the summer. Mrs. Mc- Ciauney and her family will depart for Hyannisport the latter part o! June Miss Nan Sitler of Phila- deiphia is the guest of Miss (lu- nev Miss Frances Kelly of New Yark will arrive June 29 and wil! also be the guest of Miss McClu- new. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. B. Walsh of.24 Portland place. and Miss Waishs nieces. Miss Josephine Rates and Miss Ellen Bates of 4315 Westminster place, will depart June 27 for Watch Hill R. l.. where Mr. and Mrs. Walsh have taken a house for the summer Miss Elien Bates. who has been at tending Visitation Convent at Georgetown, Washincton,. D. C.. is now the guest of riends in the East. She will return home this week. “ tee = i eee ee >. ln : ‘alike : . pa é _— ¥ J ° re ¥ S + ehNw atee cooks rh) dt eda ae ee eT Ap > tetas ee igh bch! der 8 ep sees es 2 ecalinn, ~~ 28h cul SS ates Se rads ee a oe , Bele) WS aeee re a mene entities — aiid . —™ —“_—- ed ee A & % . . ? Se be. Az » Area Ab eee >. & = - > ose & — > i ROSE Li ~~). hah eee ES | . 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Me " “* , ay ; P Ce . - . 5 a ~ ' Ps ila seeks “i on “Pd pe Pb ee Nl ae -." . ‘at e% er ae a OP le Ps a a. ‘ . ee ee se ee © A oe Oe > eee eee ee Re Ry ~~ % % anu Ladner mee &d % eS SE & oe RV’ nnn»0»nnnno ee ee ee eS SS * Be ae : -_q Windy City. The Haitian Mis Lh % th Y { ee % 2 7 apes and Madame Price will Yf- , | | fn ae Bae A ee r, at a dinner in their honor Yy fn Pan-American Union Buildin; ty Mrs. Coolidge, assisted by Wilbur and Mrs. Hoover, wiv — Cabinet officers. opened the f Permanent Wave c= oie of the American Herticul : 5 Society at the Washington Hot 1 (0 Special | Tuesday. Qne of the prize nfec blooms displayed as de—no kinks. I 32 yo m Method that ate} 7 2 hc Calvin pee a4 b K tne r. : a «Fe ad el All work done by = Ee R. Piemee te pert leensed operators. ._- Gen. John J. Pershing was Phone Early Your Appomtmest at a dinner Thursday night a = ~~ SS - Y SS WA SS ‘ WN PMO aa MAH SAN » ~~ ~ ty G4 B& MOONY » Be ~.* = \ . ses -} ~ a RNY Se Va * NS sy \ _— se. ss. . ~~ SAY mY me... WY Moan SSP Rae x WwW SON MND »* SY fs ~ ~ / i ee oe ee | ~ 7 car teen snag agit cH Nasal - at Pie oh SE otc a’ by EN ASF a Re Miss Carolyn Tvier. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Monroe Tyler of =528 Pershing avenue. is visit- ing in New York Mr. and Mrs. William Caleb S‘p- Fie of Brentmoor, and their daugh- ters, Mise Mary Lemon Sinple and Katherine Sipple. wi)! depart for ‘heir Summer home in WHrannis- puri, Mags., the latter Part of the mouth. Miss Marv Lemon Sipple will become the bride of Arthur Gorman f “as to {Se sek Sentes man, tees ee cerviay Teneiig: ate the country home of the gece Katherine Wilkinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- tive bride's parents Miss Sipp!.’ _ WAKLES Dee ‘: 4 Z yams —— ata owt an e ister of Sweden 42 . Permanent waving? Th cher Gecal Mab sonal " Say eigan Uri tek tala * seaye) + Dae tees Ph nay i alin * . py nca dete Sd A \ S en Ss hee | the png Bae legate BET Oe iss sa © ¢ at Saae aa ; , , on Deborah IMPROVED LANOUL METHOD sf he Crown Prince of Swedes snd Mrs REQUIRES ONLY 1@ MINUTES BEATING : o a neal Long I Wa cee We ciie « beautiful, large. loose wave. With ringiet : the Crown ae Webst: ents: ve frizz; ne water waving ~~ Phone Lindell last week where members of ur W il- shampoo and Mareri. $1.00 7 uv =e “hee. party are the house guests of rs. Ray- | LA RAE BEAUTY SHOP 3975 Delmar __tic-ns conse Robert Bacon, widew ef the of — Secretary of State and Amb — dor to France. - . 4 ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF Col. Thevi@ere Wineeevell ant Professor rannen’s : Archibald Reosevelt are in W oD g ington for the week end. Permanent Wave SHOD | @ «cr: the ucsts in whate 1 NEW CIRCTLIVE OR EUGTNE wETHOD Ff the'r sister, Mrs. Alice Roos We specialize in a permanent wave that aoe Longworth, entertained at di te be a perfect marcel wave. vo — 3 Friday. t waving. or finger waving. = | pictely equipped te please and satisfy rom, WawNRR: The Minister of China, Mr. eeepc” oxe. gC? Altred Sse. has gone to Iti ARUN 2 ene gs an “ x : — re ott ° m 3a P we as 2 tig" a at a I a ccs Me Me de agg Aaa yay Roennnianncerannasansancnnnannn SWANS WANNA ee la aS NAAR RON AAA . Spectal This Week =z a PERMANENT WAVE THE NEW «Ret _- EK + W E BECOME so LAR | AY WE HAVE B ai Celtte. where they will spem ur large and spacteus rooms “ware dally capacity and our abalts - summer, Periuce Cantacuzene huvy materialise mom larse quantities \ ~ aa - > Went to New York to see his meet fiacquiettr ee ee ee OOO OO 08 oy EXQUISITE BEAUTY SALON Seath of ra FOrest . a Miss Ruth McElroy. will spend the ' Summer at their summer home at ton ichardso Bar inglet Ends : Mtststateteteetererrrsrttersrsttetettiieristisristi ttt stessebr ste tsisits shh sito ssses os eee Hannibal. Mo. Miss Ruth McF!- . ret. Iane FD Phone LOcust G02", twat ae . | he ae ‘weceaity returned Call CEntral 8856 for Appointment x PILSINGS BEAUTY SHOP from Europe, le the guest Of emcee. cee ee. ee ee ee VICTORIA BEAUTY SALON | . a ; 23 4 N Market St. friends in the Bast. Miss Gladys Dunne ef Portland The New Eighth and Locust Sts. 404 Victoria Bidg. Ora, is the guest of Mrs. Ford , Permanent Steam —* ~ke < — ac. Thempson of 4616 Pershing ave- ! Wave — si ESS! | PERMANENT WAVE $9] Q) age BANKSTON Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Nugent Permanent Waving. neth eof 5228 Westminster piace. and 4 @"" '™ e - ve . ome their daughters, Miss Marie and ; en a $15.00 ringliet ends: a deep aovel:ieathins wave: Fe ai Miss Edwine Nugent. will depart Positive faction (ua ao kinks, ne water waving required. ~ e t+. 4 ; 4412 LINDELL BL ‘ ' where they have a cottage for the | .” ge age ee OP MYRTLE ELENOR BEAUTY SHOP mereland place, has gone to Estes @eiph of 4628 Pershing avenue wil! GArfiela 338°. 78 tee Linen Huck Towel Mrs. William Bagnell of 12 e Cc e€ S Mrs. Dougias W. Robert of 5249 and SE te See eheete trees edly show that towels are needed. These towels are ing Brook. Mich.. where they have : vy hav Summer rates. Order | 82 95 Decca ne. and Mrs. Warren RBaiiev of —_ bia University, in New York, LANDERS- ig ; os . «tf wre: t ince =! - Pertiand place hag departed fer FUR co. Jane Sale Now in Progress é vening» summer. Park, Colo., for the summer : Francine Marinello spend the summer at Jamestown. i sil Westmoreland place, has rur- Coa | chased a residence on the Ladue Fur ts | ba be be * ; —ESES_ Doz. Efizabeth and Miss Isabelle Rob- all linen, grass bleached, heavy, soft and absorbent. — your work done now 4966 West Pine boulevard. who) FUR STORAGE returned home. : PEARLMAN | Olive at Taylor Av. Paria Fraace. te jein her daugh-. 633 Washingtoa—za Fiecor. . 2 7. Pry : aX 2° ; t at ; Jaa bat Bee RTE TESST er eeeee Sear ere eae ete a tr none ee ee ee manana fo - amenanes een ~ i ASHION thwarts the = sun's glare with 24 “floppy” orm ot ' smart Milan braid | Crowns slghtly c oa er molded to ft te head and tnmmed sample for chic. a . 2 fey Resivience, Lindell 6565. °7@8 N. Grand—Phone Lindell 8406 3 * TORR AT Sale Begins Monday mr in ~% A Milans, new nbbons, leg — horns. French felts and © other midsummer modes = in a pleasing variety 7 $10, $12.50, $157 $30.00. $69.50 Sith: “idiot RT aE cote, pitta it taatice at . ‘ Bs gekirei Ape aes * PRETEEN ETP TE Tata ge Tavira ie tia ertiavl asian avila late tee ” ° . 7 ~ a E June 20 for New Lendon. Conn. Francine Wax Marcel! |} SHAMPOO AND MARCEL, $1.25 | , A ge ly Mrs. Ira E. Wight of 42 Weet- b Sipe eal aredilangoge $1.20 | —_— ty Sh Bi . . Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel R. Ran- | Beauty Shoppe | Replenish the Household With R, lL. She will depart June 22. raad and will occupy it for a sum- mer home. : : | Your stock-taking of household lies will Washington beulevard, accom pa- Rem 0 deled e u supplies wi undoubt- ert. wil! pass teh summer at Roar- This month at low | Hemstitched ends. Size 18x34. Guest size, 15x24— ‘Miss Carolyn Bailey, daughter of for less. t the past winter studying at Ieaac W. Morten of 43 MYLES CORNER NOS CP WSL ie, Pe Cees 7 ene Pi i Tecan, -

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ss Carudine Becomes Bride in Outdoor Ceremony ntinued from Preceding Page. — es and larkspwr forming.a sunk. irden at the\edge. Additiona) s were Miss Eleanor §Sim- . Miss Mary Carter, Miss Mar. p Reyburn, Wayman Alien, 11 Gordon, Mr. and Mrg. ge Drake Scott and Mr. ang Craig Morton of Bpston. s. Wright's gifts to her a¢. ints were pearl chokers with num clasps and the bride. n gave his grodmsmen gold thains. His wedding gift to ride will be bought abroad. py will sail June 16 on the dent Roosevelt for Europe te in until late August and wij] their home in St. Louis. s. Wright is a graduate of Institute and Miss Porter's 1 in Farmington, Conn., and jutante of two years ago. She nember of the Junior League. to her debut year she tray. extensively in Europe. . Wright is the son of Mrg. ird William Wright of Cai). i, formerly of Boston, whose s prevented her attending the nony. He is a graduate of ard University and during the © distinguished himself ag an rin the air service. ermanent Wave 10) Special $1 0 ends—-no kinks. Improved team Method that does not dry reak the hair, but leaves it soft lustrous. All work done by ez- licensed operators. none Early Your Appointment DElimar 3074 Hours 9 A. M. to 9 FP. M. bot’s Beautye Shoppe 121 North Taylor Av. half bleck south of Pape bl., floor—Page or Taylor cars. Established Here 25 Vears - Reputation Is Your Guarantee let en —— Waving? | () LTES HEATING With ringlet p wave. , required. en Evenings—Phone Lindell 8334 | Licensed “Shop . Delmar Licencea Opersters ane sieneianaiaame nom anand ea ; THE OPENING OF r Drannon’s it Wave Shop OR EUGUNE METHOD ‘rmanent wave that appear* el wave, requires no combs, ger waving. We are com- ease and antisfy you. Waves POLITAN BUILDING ERAND AND OLIVE LINDELL 8385 ein os — | nnn RK voms, with our abtalits quantities it caqguisite pric un of work in *12 BEAUTY SALON 4 Doors South of Delmar nent. FOrest 6356. iaintiniimnatel —. RR AMES TIAL PEt tet teeta ret ttes trey pe cet te: eeenrere p53! Rie en Ty = D *eree seers eeee eee ere eee ASHION thwarts the sun's glare with a “floppy” brim of art Mulan braid. wns slightly creased molded to fit the | and trimmed simple chic. eee Gee’ el rere r eee eeee . SOC CREE CeCe ee Se PPeOeeeeeeeee Site ieee Lo hk eeerecere eee ins, new ribbons, leg- s, French felts and r midsummer modes 1 pleasing variety— -d ), $12.50, $15 eereeve ee See OOS OP EFCC ee OOH Oe e allied e*+eeeee ** er eeee “teee , CEs Sse sec coesevee eer eeeee eee eens . “oe +s eer te . eereeroere ot bb eeras + bad . Pee eee eee eee eee Peete eC ere cesses POS+ HOE Hee eee eee + Geeeee ** PP SOT eee eeeoece eeneee eaeeeece SSS Or eee Gee eee Pee OTe eee!) + oe ee’ Ore ee ORR ee eee ee eee ORE ke eee eee = Of Washington —_ a ; F Exodus to Cooler Climes Soon -. to Be Under Way — An- tained. = E epecis! to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, June 12.—Pres- | other Ruler to Be Enter- Society Circles| | ' ’ | | | | ' | ® went and Mrs. Coolidge are doing | “MMS ls: xian. *seee x | ~ a > Messer - F™YY SOS Fae BY a tS SN “py, br, ~ flte "el Ae OAM (fae a a 9 ft et Ore ee . : Y ~y S we RN a - - tin honor of dheir —— -_--———-- — - - _- —— — - a eee x» she : ~~ ye - * r Bs %, x ae SW a NS ee . oh ASR ’ ¥ > ¥ SN “ . . Ma} ad daughter, Miss from Washington University Tues- | Yetta» Werner, who was graduated day. Hofsommer nighte MISS ROSE HOFSOMMER. The engagement of Miss Owen was announced at a supper party at Chase_ last _ Saturday — (Children’s Story Howes At City Art Museum G for enti series of at hour for children and m : for adults aré announced by o's) City Art Maseum. The children ~ hours will be at 3 p. m. Wednes- days, again at 10 a. m. Saturday*. They will comment® June 16 and continue through July and August. The stories will be based on the i collections in the gajeries and a part of the hour is to be devoted toT the study of the objects which fl- lustrate the story. Theeaprogram follows: June 146 and 19, Assur-nazir-pal; June 2% and 26, the Chinese wall; June 80 and July 3. a Greek athlete; July 7 and 10, the finding of America, | July 14 and 17, the buccaneers; ‘July 21 and 24, summer sketching~ i (demonstration): July 28 and 31/** ithe story of England; Aug. 4 anda? 7. the’ wonderful teakettle (Wapan) } » | Aug. 11 and 14, the lily of the Ar a Lindell 7450 ' ae +t Mrs. E. J. Meyers, Former ri, Wek i mo me me a ty ge : ABOUT OUR VITA at PERMANENT WAVE Marcel and Water-waving. . Se 1605 N. GRAND AVENUE Open Evenings by Appointment of Bobbette Shop ; ’ : : | 7 _ Pa a Pa a ~~ Pa -_ _ -_ -_ - ” = = ee te he te te te te te i ti i i i 4 My A %4 e '-, "Fe %e Every wave “ mS) ~ | YS *. SSS SS sAnnenat i ‘ >> 2% : Ny > yy marcel -_———_ =— es ee ge len e PERMANENT WAVE diately, no kinks, no discomfort. A beautiful - Long and Bobbed Hair Dyed and Bleached Our Specialty PEACOCK BEAUT 59272 EASTON a = = = - - | a i i i i i i ie —_ guaranteed, no combs, shampoo imme- 310 ace8s8 6 @ € BSG ea @Peacscvvrene eo voewmecenmweese © Pad Evening and Sunday Appointments Y SHOP CAbany 1322 ee ti ie, tn Mn Me hi Min ti i ie he te tt it ii a Goodman of 5647 Water- summer. Her daughter,-Miss Lau- ried ralouise, will join her the latter man avenue, was — part of the month. Mr. Price will Thursday at Hotel Pea- go to California in August. body, Memphis, Tenn. —Kandcler. ~ FREDERICS NEW METHOD PERMANENT + ] 5 MARCEL WAVE, Perfect Waves Reference Given as to Our TIVOLI BEAUTYE SHOPPE @ 6366 DELMAR PHONE CABANY COM- PLETE 2640 Se « PERMANENT WAVE Small extra charge for Circuline test. Large, Soft Marcel, Looking Wave. Entire head. No friz or kink Ringlet ends. PERMANENT WAVE l @ E OPEN TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS A small deposit will hold appointment for future date. Ae Mrs. C. 0. Thomson, Nestle Expert Phone GArfield 1113 for Appointment LA VERA BEAUTYE SHOPPE 204 N. 7TH STREET 2d Floor 7TH AND PINE STS. -~ = oo os a et > We A Sunday in June Rare days that are all too few to be wasted This Sunday add to nature's sunny gift by enjoying your Sunday Dinner on the Roof a eg oe Annee eee ane | at’ Hotel Chase. A casteful dinner, ex- quisitely served in the inimicable Chase manner * « + your assurance of a superla- tive repast. Sunday Dinner on the Roof Table d’hote 57) 00 | one till ren - Noa couvert Ralph Pollock’s Californians Horel Chase Concert Orchestra and at nine, for our guests, a private showing of the delightful feacure film “THE MERRY WIDOW” ~ Mae Murray John Gilbert HOTEL CHASE “THE ROOF'S THE THING” — OO ep > +n ehhh hhh hhh hhh hhh hhh hhh LLL LE LLL LLL LLL LLL LILLE LILLE LIL LT ae ROAR OA CAPER ERPARERARERAA FAP RERORAAERARPARAPRASAA PAPA RA AA RA RRR SO ————— — AA FAFA FALAARAARA RAR RP RRA AR ARPA RAPA REAR RAR RAPA BARA AR RAPA PARARARA A boulevard has réturned from New } ait oy voagtayg rage st Mw - eo “rshing ave e will a | boulevard wt] depart Mr. and Mes. Jerome this evening from 8 to 11 g’clock CIRCULINE METHOD Long and practical experience has taught us how to give the large loose deep wave with ringlet ends. Compare the Permanent Wave with others and judge*fer yourself. Don’t rwn your hair with cheap mate- $12 rial and inferior work. » Special ‘PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SHOP $187 S. GRAND BL., at Wyoming Inecto Hair Dyeing Will take’ a Permanent eee seaeones Oe CSO Reaa ss 6 6 2. ef Wave—$7.50 Up. PARAMOUNT PERMANENT MARCEL Phone Appointment | x > , ee i i i i, i i i ee i WAVES - ¢ GRand 2897 Sey” (Pronounced “Voite”) Keeps the ha an excellent th TAINS ' Large ,2-04. "S* Drug_and_Departmen a e) > - S) = 3 r ee A mR ee > > > i vide a" ia x waite Se : 4 ‘ aN om ; Bag iy " ‘ . ak fat 8) OM AIS La le, el oe St AP ees ve wo “y ae sas A ¥ yn et “Waa re Ree. ee tn OR, we ee ee Ot ll idee ae sae oc ; x : / , 2: dO MB thors Rand tes * EE cet aa Pay Sas bh beth. Ay ba gait 1ehee Lim ee Ks eh. nes >, SOR amet ee é % abe ee a Sead elie XS Ce ee Re . me . fa saad aicdllss wR . hk os 0 ) : ~~ ~~ 5 ui “utd & : hs in ‘ Ter a4 be i ad fer. fe ya" 7 r. . Seraph eet ae : ae, a fet i Re hae 1) ee BSF ed: ea ae ee a Sele ae Oh 9 ey) Gait td ah . I van err. sale oe a tad? f \ere Y erates : Bes pk Mn rm eG IG cadet), g % Dae at a AY, ae Cope ee ee Pub beg j is Cae, 4 TEL te 5 Bite Tus he eae «i / . . P ¥ ’ Abel Sy) shin. u ol % ten 2 ¥ i ae “e é . ' voy FBT ae WOME PS Ne x3 ar SA, Se ea a Wy Rhy cv hb 4s ee PD A Cl, Re Oe chs geo, J * rs " Kaew ] ook il Open a Charge Account at | This Great Sale Spat sts ee as aa A Re RS A le A IE PN le a AO i Greatly Reduced for Quick Selling ” wool) wool) \ w ie LO REE oe AP ERR ETE er CRRR ET RY . Or Peer a 7 ,

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SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 PAGE 4 ST wate POST-DISPATCH . ‘ ae Our Other piiciiaisieiit’ on Pate 5 soils “6 6, - This Sabtion’ . | STIX. BAER @ Fu GRAND-LEADER———* + Kodak Film Service Aren't you anxious to see those pictures you took the week-end? If you bring your fi in before 10 A. they will be developed and printed, so that you map Se them the same day. Films devel No extra for — finish, (Main riseea = .. ti Aad oe PRS at ? a ala ea al ES See POF: x , » a dite cna? ¥ Pepe & *, + a Pi pelt >) > ea OR neater ysis Be - a eee er reramemepene tes ~ “ at y tee cae : Slats - Extraordinary SSS Values Are Offered in SSS — = s - ‘SUSI 85 Ses we a HG, LAP te rt Bi) San NERA or t: % ? erie re Ps enya Te des = geod. & De Ri Sa ele Pe =: eae $ : ° : Te Gs ta ee Crash Toweling 7: qe —in several attractive de- © Heavy linen Crash Towel- padding is quilted in zigzag of them perfect. ity, but is slightly marred. seek &@ ce @ @ « eee Bees eeF @@@8aest =] @ © @ @& 4 10.95 Standard Size Grass Catchers, 59c; Metal-Bottom Detie ‘Conttien 79¢ (Fifth Floor.) fF (3 Pieces for $19.50) The selection of the gravy boat, vegetable dish and well-and- tree platter in table service is of greatest importance as recog- wae Boys WI The Pof: a well-made and attractive Suite for the living room—in the charming Queen Anne style, with heavy carved wood frame across the tops, and upholstered in plain taupe mohair with the cushions reversed in colorful linen friezette. nized by the discriminating hostess. However she will be charmed with the attractive Lindell pattern in these pieces ; priced $6.95 each or 3 for $ 19.50. | A delightful living room can be built around this comfortable Suite consisting of full-length davenport and deep-seated armchair. ° Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged , & 4». 5 oe v « . ‘J | & § ; ‘ ~ { . YY Au é .. 7. a : (Seventh Fleer.) Fedelco Vacuum Cleaner A Remarkable Value—At the Special Price of This high-grade Electric Vacuum is made and guar- anteed by the Federal Electric Company. Made with extra strong suction and fitted with convenient clamp- on brush—this Cleaner is a value such as is seldom ob- tainable at such an exgremely low price. A full set of attachments for cleaning furniture, stairs, carpets and mattresses— so important when cleaning house—is . priced at $4.75. Convenrent Terms of Payment May Be Arranged * | wear. ‘ sively by _ . v of * In the platinum finish with applied border, these pieces are heavily silver plated on nicSel silwer to imsute long The Lindell pattern Iridescent Glassware Complete Service of Graceful Footed Stemware Gxquisite Footed Stemware of radiant ir- idescent glass im wave optic effect with green foot, gives a lovely touch of color to the well-appointed dinmer tabie. Parfaits, Sherbets, Goblets, doz. $6.ce Wines or Cocktails. doz........ $5.75 Luncheon Goblets, doz......__. $6.co Water Tumbiers, doz........... $7.00 is sold ig Se. Leuis exclu- Stix, Baer & Fuller. (Main Floem> ” (Fifth Floor.)

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. i! Service se pictures you took over films in before 10 A. M, fd, so that you may have | a er 10¢ nish, (Main Floor.) a -. i =: *¢* —->—-~ 22 — : . = _~ é >... . ay ' Rug S Values : of beautiful lese and Per- his group of ng Shah-Ab- yal worsted irregular. Rugs, ty, 0135 and 9x19 feet ; Same high-e designs—un- Rugs for the is above— $75.00. , Rugs 2 75. imless styles of standard deep, heavy xture. Many it have been backgrounds Ipe and mul- perfect. } sixth Floor.) Iwware . ae Service 3 ish and well-and- ortance as recog- ‘ver she will be | in these pieces these pieces | insure long Louis exclu- ~ (Main Floor.) i STIX, : ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 6, This Section Monday Notion Specials ‘Thrift Avenue—Main Fleer.) Shinola Home Sets—boxed outfite—Set............406: 23e * Basting Cotton—250-yard spool |... «1. scsnewcereberes 4e Gerter Lengths, colored elastic, piece... .... 6. ccc ccssune 7¢ Common Pins—400 count, paper............ + ¢duae eae Je Washcioths, fares . site, Gnelici. .«.o shoe cdseces essen Bleomer Biactic, 32-yard webs. . «. . ccc cc dda ccscsscepaedoaee Sanitary Belts, gil elastic, cach... .......cceesccentee: 23e Shoe and Slipper Trees, the pair.............-eenenes: 7e 3 ag — GRAND-LEADER : . ‘ 1 cre 5,000 English and Domestic Broadcloth Shi le 15,000 nglish an omestic Broadcloth Shirts ‘ : if | at the Exceptionally Low Price of vi > ioe W “4 “3 ‘ oy | 2 & : os ? = , The Semi-Annual Shirt Sale is known to : ANY thousands of men as the time to buy Shirts 2 & s for a whole season’s needs. It is known : = : far and wide as an event offering’ extraor- 4 L dinary values. Its importance is empha- B | : sized by the variety of high-grade broad- N ai cloths, their excellent workmanship, and - (| ; tg the full run of sizes in each group. They LSA P ° ES, are cut extra full—the majority in collar- ( ay i - RN attached style with long-pointed collar. / : All sizes from 131% to 18. ? “fh 1 Cocoon Imported Broadcloth Solid Blue q Lustray Imported Broadcloth Solid Gray Imported English Broadcloth Solid Tan ie i Rayon Jacquard Broadcloth | Plenty of Solid Whites A ) ; Dobby Jacquard Broadcloth Attractive Stripes ( Taped Striped Broadcloth New Check Patterns Hj | ‘ Endura Fancy Broadcloth Neckband, Collar Attached H “t 3 Broadmoor Checked Broadcloth Soft Collar-to-Match Styles Ait: i 2 ee, | eS ) Shirts on Sale in Men’s Furnishing Section and Thrift Ave., Main Floor o Semi-~Made Dresses a Of Dotted Voile and Printed Martel Cloth : | — 89e Each This is an opportunity to purchase several pretty Summer - Frocks of printed martel cloth or voile with appliqued dots, ce | at a remarkably small cost. Thése semi-made dress pat- terns are exceedingly easy to make and require no trimming. ‘= : Grandmother Chintz | 50-Inch Imported 4 At 50c Yaid | English Voile, 79¢c Ri 3 These charming Chintz pat- Solid colors in a large agsort- 3 terns in this fine soft-finish cot- ment are especially lovely in the 5 ae ton fabric are in great demand for | fine sheer texture of this im- ee children’s frocks, smocks, pillows | ported English Voile for Sum- Ag and many other purposes where mer frocks. This is a most un- Ss beautiful fast colors are desired. |, usual value. as (Wash Goods—Second Floor and Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) oe ‘ 4 =Boys’ White Admiral Suits Ss : The Popular Tom Sawyer Brand oe $2.98 ‘as 4 These Suits are ideal for outings, ? picnics and other Summer events for Bs, the active boy. They are made with % long pants, and the coat is tailored_ ie: in regulation admiral style with ¥ brass buttons and gold emblem. & Sizes 3 to 8. a Caf to Match, $1.25 is This Cap is made with black 2, patent leather visor, trimmed "3 with gold braid and leather “ sweat in admiral style. Sizes = 61% to 67%. é | Boys Plaid Linen Golf Knickers A Offer Attractive Value at $1.98 Made in full-cut golf style of blue, black, brown and white check effects—also solid grays and tans. Have belt loops and watch : pocket—slves 7 to 17. ; (Boys’' Own Store—Fourth Floor.) : ~~ 4 . >." %429 CIE: +t ~ = K ne pe ead & Vv we & 4 - * a SE PSF > ~~ ~ Se IC —-— « _ ~~ > ~~ 2. Se ee ee ee ee wee a” ~ 2232 —. Sl -~ —— ” ee . +e Ee fee + eee oe Se ee ee er ae we ae re es me we

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SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 15, 1926 PAGE 6 . Stes Post BUND AT NS, 7 7 es See Our Other dancenchamats on Pages 4 and 5, This Section Imported St. Gall ty emante Pure i . 7 ane Disthed Swiss Thread Silk Hose STI .¢ B AE] R Se UL j h UR |: $1 Sie kb 6 de S © Rs a - ae ere wes aon , RAR eet aC, . ety nse «grain Cscaaee A gcor vk ve th - et pepe td At w (pry ev Lom etrgts | - \ Op Tearg - do tenia of hades bee. a > eb ea Vitiets all i - z CRE Pope: Bleached PillowWcases tn the 42x36-ige® size. plain or hemst ~ ye unusual valu chee ar | : | 2400 Pepperell at the low price. Gale — Sins? ? for § ] 3: Suitcases 30 0 Fringed Couch a $ aT Spee Satin, rz Yds for § ay | ee —s Duck, 5 Yds. for ay Girls 2- Piece Suits at §$ md | ay i Pretty Catone ers § a Rough Poogee, 2 Yas. for. 3 +7 4 36 Pillowcases, j for § 7 sea 8p : —-~ ~~ ae Black or brown - oes we SO sites we Sheets: seconds: blue-and-white or brewn-and-whitte fiber Suitcases with or awnings. porch shades, et arta inn les ” e ata ee ™ ed to launder: sizes 6 to 14 Sgameey §=mctal corners, safety -he pin cut about one-half : catches, lock and guaran inch long double-bed , 300 New Hoover | Dresses $ ] mame XS 2° $1.00 100 Fringe Panes cach $ a7 Black Scien ; Yards a $7 ] wean | F Tal ble D amask, 2 2 Yards " i) y EVERYTHING NEEDED ! I) . . ees each “nse and g0! ld border: comes in the j38-ine =a 43 Pieces = ow A ee ae mae Pas -aitab 3 sa: aenepeinen: ee went, a $10. 95 $14.95 Extra- Size Dresses at $ ob | 200 White Beaded Bags § A F seefteprs § 7 gps 1 for 7 ps Nery Someta fast ree er blue borders: Spiendid savi nee Glass Towels, at 5 for Senta Napkin 3 Boxes § af | Men’ S Work Pants at $ 2] These Towats srotate sen ah SN ee a re ee | SSD Coen vde } pap = mee me in « hecked effects very low priced Lot of Men’s oliar Dax B'{ Good Shirts S Dr Extra. Size Costume Slips $ Women s Voile Dresses $ 7 3 : Of English broad- Men’s Kerchies 22 for ae Men’ S Work Shirts, . = $ Ps -~ goers ical ts owproof models of good grade “If at ree - Women’ $ Apron at 3 for s A LOL ALLELES AE AO ALONE TE Bae eee le eect ttm a ee - onan - ~ = LE RRR emt loth i . i hey are trimmed with fine embDroidery he terials: neckband and fects: also of solid neatly tt Bae collar - at phe pee 3 imported E li Won . F >a $7 a ae oo : ee ee oe omens ancy wns $izes at White Dressette 3 $7 — ops —- as ern seat ; somal and roorn regu ar and eStra sizes wh te o SR ~ a a ~ Tennis is Slippers ? Pes $ 7 1000 Umbrellas, E Each $ FI Rayon Hose, Pairs . for > 7 Won, Union Sui ye i of watord mes qd = 7 amen th ol as _ a style aes . Women’s Bandea 2 for " White Canvas Slippers $ ae ee Japanese Parasol at § ] Boys Union Sait 2 for +7 pene om are 7 - ¥ ‘ ate) a a white lace and te mat oul = an tng back - fastesing medeis, goed assor oe a pand- turned D widths = Overalls an Lot of 1000 Bar : 7 Women s and Girl Shoes § $7 Ee! and Jumpers Waterproof Uiy (aie $ a Child's Half Socks, 6 Prs. ’ ] Harbor Cushions 3 Child’s Undergarments ai] | oe Oe Reversible tufted Combination Suits -rossDar blue denim ai en agg mggne cll fo flesh or w ms ite: babies’ and Jump- sere in «linewer etrvie 'Ze« o 4 others 4 ? : . -" — _ - ™. khaki or ray stze « , b>. ‘ t ‘ rime ‘ ‘ = 2S ¥ o~ oe ~ , » J ligt iNaces aaikes se - ‘ * . a . . aaa, hates : ; : = ’ i * - e >). oe . 2@AUTi ty + - ~ _ : a — — per” ' w€aulilil Dat t [ r : cr. ™ ‘ “4 re d “ . me = ee . he - i - Soy 7 1 2 “ tir . ne : 7%, . " 2 ° 2 ‘ + s «- a : 3 ? > he ae 7 ? -eTns iT > > 5 - ae nz ‘ ~ amb ei : — | ’ , . i _ ‘ s 7 ZB A "¢ _ fTIMMmMing teatures. Lo ig 2 i Sd ‘ . . 2 : a : : ; = CH Ane FRC OF Plhable bla ~ix k: | rehy ~ ar rt € “7 A i 4 : a oe 4 e; ast ic In m = ; - a Wits Eppes —~ Sas Se F } short sleeves. : Pada 7 2 ee | | ;, * ad , 5 | | | patterns it $1 es > j | cavy jute Velvet 2a elightfuily coet for hand-turn soles, rubber heels &. bod ; ; —~¢ = « ~~ (eer if i : fy Oe a d hor Hy . ; rT and steel arch support: one a.” Le remarradi vate — Come in Sink, rose. orchid cure =s donec , j in Persian and allover . and 2 straps and i ~ ‘Values at . a : ray. Nile, peach, blues, white, and . front and t hee iF, , | ‘erms if rose, 2s, Oxfords; sizes ssoasiset? FS cee «5a ; ’ 1ze3 t ' tan. uiso)6tam)=—fs grounds news °F ES ss back sizes i if | fringed: have 3 te g. — ) Ori : , ii grounds and green grounds. Styles - ~~ oe - a “al slight imper- sae: Dow —_— ~ re for misses and women.ia sizes 16 =| Ros a | fecnons.. to 44. (Dewnstaicnm s De we airs tor _. Gur Expert Ce

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Moth-Tite Garment Bags 9 e $1.00 ; EAL for protecting your clothes, furs, etc., for the mmer; full size; cedarized gs; side opening and sea}- y; very low priced for onday only. (Downstairs Store.) e a ? ae NITY . Towels, 3 for $ Towels with blue, pink ‘tripes and border; large I a ] weases, 4for $ Weases- in the 42x36-inch mstitched; unusual Values ck, 5 Yds. for $ duck with woven stripes te)6O6Clor)—lCOobrown-and-white: ings, porch shades, etc. ask, 2 Yards $ prized Damask with blone. ‘der: comes in the 58-inch 1 Towels, 7 for 7 linen Kitenen Towels with orders; Spiendid saving is wels, at 5 for $ re made or pure linen ana ef fe ts; very low priced | Costume Slips $ dels of good grade mus- med with fine embroidery 6 to 62. Pe ae ate heen ¢ a _____, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPA A CORRE | os a f .. Pte 4 on, ah ~ ) 3961 BLAIR ‘ . Nestle Lanoil Perfect Method appointment, Mary Millman Beauty Shop TYler 1673-J / TCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 T WAVE Card Parties, Teas and Dances ! daughter, Miss Deborah, who was'! |graduated from Washington Uni- 'versity last week. "10 ae Lege gen soft, deep marcel-like €nve— niwnys the same—with curl ringlet ends. PERSONAL ATTENTION te ah PERMA. NENT W AVE with an absolnte GUARANTEE of NO KINK or FRIZZ, Continuing the spe- cial rate another week. Call or phone for place. marriage, of St. Louis. Club. Mrs. Turner Clarkson, Mrs. Rich- i - Special Dept.. Second Floor ly © styles, Mrs. J. J. O'Hare of Panama is the guest of Miss Marie Clarkson, daughtcr of Mr..and Mrs. W. Palmer Clarkson of 2 Windermere Mrs. O'Hare was, before her Miss Martha Armstrong Miss Clarkson enter- tained a number of guests at lunch- eon Tuesday at Bellerive Country Among those present were | ard S. Hawes Jr., Mrs. Donald Dan- forth, Mrs. Marion Lambert, Mrs. Edward Morton Banister, Miss El- | Mothers -to-Be— | Mothers-to-Be—don't stay indoors—take outdoor exercise—your health—your baby’s health demands it—Lane Bryant MATER. Apparel CONCEALS CONDITION, enabling you to enjoy outdoor activities without discomfort or embarrassment—wear of Summer Silk /\' a t o72%8 . *** Se ‘ elelerl : *. . ; ¢ ; 3: . 2 , . . 4 ‘16°25, . . . Conceal Condition Beautiful Summer Silks, Novelty Polka Dots, Silk Prints, fine Georgette and Fla: Crepes—new and love- vivacious colors — remarkable values. Other Silk Dresses, $29.75 to $75 Cotton Dresses goentery . Geor- In cool Summer materials notte. $2.98 to $15.00 | $25.00 Annual June Sale: Infants’ Layettes EVERYTHING NEEDED FOR BABY’S FIRST OUTFIT 43 Pieces Very Specia 54 Pieces © $10.95 $14.95 $19.75 $31.95 Very Special 74 Pieces 82 Pieces Fine Quality Handmade Any Piece Sold Separately. Packed in Sanitary Envelope. OL ryant Sixth and Locust Streets See Our Other Ads in This Paper Today eanor Simmons, Misses Mary Lem- Sipple. Miss Mary Scudder Bond, Miss Elizabeth Grayson, Miss Alice Clark, Miss Jo- sephine Moffitt, Miss Mary Sloan, Miss Eppes Hawes, Miss Harriet on and Katherine Moore and Miss Marjorie Little. ! paeve brief talks of felicitation. Among those present were: Mrs. Albert Springs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scharff; Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Mrs. Herbert Scharff of Davenport, Ia.; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scharff and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scharff of law of the host and hostess and sisters, Mrs. S. H. Lowenberg of New Orleans, La.; Mrs. H. Gains- A A - models of silk mixtures yokes: also ribbon trim- lors: 360 to sell, n Suits, 2 for $ Suits of natinsook, with en seat: larwe and roomy, gizes: white only nena andeaux, 2 for $ of pink satin, allover i@y materials and stripes: dels: good assortment of — | 1 1 | STOUT SLENDERIZING APPAREL AND EXTRA SIZES 39 *° 56 A SMASHING SALE OF B ndergarments $ 7 tx of crossbar materials: flesh or white: babtes’ etvie* stzee 2 to 8 ers, at7 for 5 le-fleeced cotton flan- sve cloth: come in the "Tw?7 inches, Suits, 2for $ ) linene pants and waists rs: sizes Zz to 6: others of iambrav: sizes 2 to 4, | ok and cotton: covered ide of cotton sateen In WS, 3for $ ] : —E ’ ul ¥ . 5 : ‘esses, 2 for §$ better kinds: long and ood materials: trimined nd lace: sizes to 2 years. = -~ a er Knickers $ linen, khaki and other rr fabrics: come ia Ngbt sizes S to 18 vears. Blousesat $7 d and all-white Lonsdale in regulation and coed es & Mo 20. hades, 2 for $7 que Shades, mounted on eome in good colors; alues ock Special ——- d Longcloth Have Ever Offered at IS’ Choose From Over 30 Smart Styles @ } 1 Bolt, $1.00 36-inch Longcloth, ideal! nd children’s undergar- It in 2 pieces. (ljownest; re Store .) Seamless 9x12 Velvet Rugs leavy jute Velvet Rugs Persian and allover pat- ns in rose, tan, etc.; ged; have sto: $17.27 ee (Downstairs Store.) Second Printed " _ ~ * Leorgelie, 15.40 m™ Washable crepe | de chine, silk polka dots, pleat- €d Georgette over > Self-colored crepe de chine slips and lovely pattern Prints. Rajah, tubsilks, imported F pongee, etc. 4 Coo! and chic— made-— combina- the Prace and attrac- Broadcloth S18 79 o v REGULAR SIZES 6» 46 EAUTIFUL HIGH-GRADE ge 8 i 4 Printed Crepe de Chine $18.76 Stunning frocks of the better kind for all Summer activi- lies ~—- country clu, street, va- cation, afternoon and all informal occasions. Apple green, shell pink, flesh. sunni, white, powder blue, orchid, June rose, coral sand and white. ) Poatkha Dot wr f repe $18.75 CHARMING FROCKS OF WASH MATERIALS §$ | | ee Delightfully cool for Summer. fan e Pry ant x: Sixth and Locust Streets Our Expert Corsetiere Service Assures You Perfect Corset Satisfaction In every color and material ,son. 'Shal&\peare's “fm 'Night’s Dream.’ burg of Birmingham, Ala.; Mrs. A. |Vitsburg, Savannah, Ga., and Mrs. J. M. Levi of 5047 Waterman ave- hue, and Mrs. Scharff's brother, M. B. Eisman of Birmingham, Ala. Mrs. W. C. Doering of the Castle- reagh, who departed recently for a | visit in the East, was the guest of | honor last week at a number of so- cial affairs. Saturday evening, Mrs. .G. E. Anderson of 4327 Shaw ave- nue and Mrs. Gerald Lowery gave 'a bridge party for Mrs. Doering. Wednesday she was the honor guest | at a bridge luncheon given by Mrs. | A, B. McCoy of 6609 Clemens ave- | nue and Thursday at a bridge luncheon given by Mrs. A. Uetrecht ,of Webster Groves. The St. Louis Alumnae of the Western College at Oxford, O., gave their closing luncheon yes- terday at the College Club. Dr. ' Frances L. Bishop gave a toast for the alumnae, and Miss Virginia Barker, who received her A. B.. degree from the college Tuesday, replied. Miss Sena Sutherland, in- coming president of the _ local | branch, welcomed Miss Barker and | Miss Elizabeth yibson into the! ‘alumnae. The St. Louis young women at Western. this year are Miss Helen) Elizabeth Linneman, Miss Helen ‘Hawks, Miss Marjorie Euwer and | Miss Elizabeth Burley. Those who. 'will enter in the fall are Miss Nancy Goerner, Miss Marcella An- ~ derson, Miss Elizabeth Thorne, | Miss Esta Fleming, Miss Martha. ‘Goodlett and Miss Catherine Gib- | They were honor guests at. jthe luncheon. | The Shakspeare Tercentenary Society gave a dinner last night at) the Garden Theater to the execu- | tives and cast of the Goodman ‘Memorial Theater of Chicago, who will open the second season of the Olive Street road playhouse, Mon- day night with a production of Midsummer Mrs. Clyde 8: Fisher of Webster A KACCKOUT | | Mr. and Mrs. Lazarus Scharff of the Buckingham Hotel celebrated | their golden wedding anniversary | Monday evening with a dinner, The |Children and 13 grandchildren were among the 95 guests present. Ja- cob Mahler was toastmaster and Dr. Sampel Sale and Dr. Louis Witt Newman of Colorado Scharff of Pittsburg, Kan.; Mr. and St. Louis, sons and daughters-in- | their son, Milton Scharff of Daven- | port, Ia., and Mrs. Scharff'’s four | \ MAKE T > CANTHROX . Sha mpoo All Order a Rip outfit from your dealer today. beauty experts agree that every woman should arrange the bob to suit her special style of beauty. plain, some waved, some elaborately | curled, but however it is worn, the! hair itself must be healthy, lustrous | ' | Some like the hair worn and abundant. To do this, the right | shampoo who are ‘‘in the know’’ welcome | the use of the simple preparation | ealled Canthrox. | It is easily used—simply dissolve | | a teaspoonful in a cup of hot water | | and apply it all over the head. The hair dries evenly, is never streaked, and because it is so fluffy, appears more abundant than it really is. | This shampoo ia excellent, also, to stimulate clean, healthful feeling. Canthrox is inexpensive, costing only three | cents a shampoo. It can be had of, anv druggist.—Advertisement. is essential and women the sealp and leave a ena) Insect | Fests %0Se.Micbisw Ave, Cisse] Read today’s Want Columns for) — — = --~ —~ -““6.5 business openings. j ; ' ‘ ; Developed and printed with the new Cc Bring your Films to Hyatt’s for BETTER developing and printing. We do our own work in our up-to-date finish- ing department, insuring you best results. In by 10 A. M. Ready by s P. M. THE H SAME DAY be 9 417 N. Broadway Between Locust and St. Charles 606-08 ‘Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. (Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off.) A NOTABLE PURCHASE BRINGS A SALE OF OOO Radium Slips |Park will entertain the Kappa' ‘Delphians at her home June 15 | |with a luncheort bridge. | |Circle of the Steuben Society gave | a dinner at Cottage Inn June 8. her pupils in a@ musical recital | Baldwin’s Recital Hall, 1111 Olive | street. | 5794 MePherson avenue, will re- | | ceive their friends forty-fifth wedding anniversary. _daughter, Maurine. who will be! | graduated from Soldan High School | | Thursday. | |Gatesworth Hotel, June 9. Those | present were Mrs. ©. Fechner, Mrs. | | Haupt, Mrs. E. Houser, Mrs. F. Knost, Mrs. C. Meyers, Mrs. C. | Neece, Mrs. W. O'Neil, Mrs. A. Sny- | | Wombacker. Crescent, Mo. @ day of games and | other entertainment has been ar-| ‘ranged. A picnic luncheon will be | served. | The Martha Washington Ladies’ | Miss Lily R. Gavin will present | Tuesday evening at 8:15 o'clock at | | areas Mr. and Mrs. Henry Landauer of | informally Tuesday evening to celebrate their | Mr. and Mrs. Louis. Gratz of 5567 Waterman avenue will be at. home Thursday evening from 8:30, to 11 o'clock in honor of their. The annual luncheon of the La | Fun 500 Club took place at the) i | J. Greener, Mrs. G. Gross, Mrs. R. der, Mrs. P. Staetler and Mrs. L. | The annual outing of the Childs. Conservation Conference will take’ place June 20 at Pevely Farm. Hawthorne Hall, 5526 Cabanne | . . Bete = o . JUST UNPACKED! FRESH AND NEW! VERY VERY SPECIAL! We found these Slips quite unexpectedly. And they are so different from the usual kinds offered at this price! Every one is trimmed with a wealth of dainty lace in much the same way you might do it yourself. Lovely deep edgings and insertions. Bead- ings with ribbons drawn through. They have just the loveliness that looks so alluring through thin Sum- mer dresses. Well made with shadowproof hems. A rare value at this price! Pastel shades! KLINE S—Main Floor. BATISTE SHADOWPROOF SLIPS An excellent value. Have both strap and built-up shoulders. A fine selection, including embroidered, lace-trimmed and tai- lored styles. An exceptional offering at this very low price. KLINE S—Main Fleor. A ~~ PLD »- e f Fhe wor’ %, Special! Nature’s Rival GIRDLE BRASSIERES New Purchases! Unusual Values! These Girdle Brassieres are made of striped batiste. Side fastening and easily adjusted. They are cut long over the hips and give a very straight line. They would sell ordinarily for a great deal more! KLINE S—Main Floor. }avenue, will give a lawn party as/| |its closing exercises Friday eve- | ning. The primary and elementary | Krades gave a program and a party. yesterday afternoon. ‘The children of the Garden. Court Apartments, 5328 Delmar | boulevard, gave a program of | \fancy dancing, singing and readings | Friday evening for the benefit of the free ice and milk fund. Those | taking part were: Marilyn Spinks, | Kathleen Astridge, Billie Leelock, | Jane and Edward Bosch, Doris and | Billy Carnes, Harlow Donovan, Su- | zanne and “Billy Jane Hagar and Andrew Moore. Viti Viviano, 6948 Washington | friends | boulevard, entertained Thursday evening for his nieces. |Miss Grace and Miss Viti Viviano. | who were graduated morning from Visitation Convent. | ‘About 300 guests attended the par- ; tv, including the entire graduating | class. Misses Viviano and thetr mother, Mrs. Giuseppina Viviaro. | will sail for Europe soon. The young women will continue thetr | studies in Italy. _ Mr. and Mrs. A. Portnoy of 6004 | | McPherson avenue will be at home ‘informally this evening for their \ Thursday | ee ys i 4 ) $1 00 A Sale of 1800 Pieces Rayon and Cotton Undies Gowns! Chemise! Step- ins! Fashioned of lustrous rayon which looks and feels like silk jersey! Also of voile, batiste or nainsook. Lace trimmed in novel ways. Also 09 lovely modes, simply tailored. Others exquisitely handmade. All sizes. All colors. KLINE S—Main Floor. EXCEPTIONAL NEW PURCHASES BRING 1500 Pes. Silk Lingerie! MANY STYLES! AN UNUSUAL OFFERING! You may choose from flowered Georgettes, so cool and Frenchy, or crepe de chine or radium in the very newest Paris pastels. Chemise, step-ins and bloomers trimmed in many new and novel ways. Individuality in intimate apparel has always been a Kline character- istic! You'll like this offering! KLINE S-—-Main Floor, MANY MATERIALS! ‘‘bhamboo border.” Something different. No extra - — >. ee ee a ee et oe ee ee eee Tene ree

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Canada from w hi they will sail on Saturda) 5 , »* > - @ > three months’ trip abroad > , i their absence their home will be : ? by their son-in-law and 4 h , a . laughter und Mrs. William ee. 4 aE * . . . ~ * - > we Harrison ooten, whose Marriage occ UDis« took place recently On Friday afternoon. June Mrs. Joseph Rodes entertains with a tea at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Humphrey Price of Price road. Mrs. Rodes until recentiv was a resident of Webster Groves. 44 om Ae anniversary Among the many showers given im honor of Miss Esther Williams, whose marriage to Maurice Cronin er Kirkwood, took place Saturday June 12 at Marr. Queen of Peace Church, Glendale. was a miscella- > ne » * oe "kT mMeouUs SHower on Thursday with Mrs. George Roth of Hull place. as Friday afternoon, H. Whitenack of was hostess at a VeTnin Dorot! rave Miss Williams. Miss Gladys Judge rettirneda ) urned hame oan Saturdav Tune 5 for m Saturday, Jume 5. after spending the past two weeks with her brother, Grant Judge. of Mad- ison, Wis, Miss Ethel Maples returned home on June 10 from Grinnell Ia. where she has been attendinz co!- ae Adds icgee. Miss Florence Mott departed Miurday evening for Fort Smith. Ark., where she will spend a few weeks with her brother, Ralph Mott. Mrs. Herman W. Gross of &76 West Lockwood avenue. with her three children, left Monday. June for Colorado Springs, where they will spend the summer months. Mre. R. C. Ferguson of Fort Seortt. Kan is the gvest of her son, T. C. Ferguson and family of 6798 Clark avenve. Mrs. ©. A. Elliot of Montpelier l@aho. whe has been iting her mother, Mrs. R. C. Dickson of East Pacific avenue, ieft early in the week for her home. Mrs. Eliot. who is making the trip bv motor is accompanied by her mother and a nephew, James McMillan of 710 i. Marshall avenue. Mra. Walter Newport avenu ter. Miss Margaret. and son 442 ler, have gone to Hudson, Ohio. where they will spend two weeks with relatives. The trip is being made by motor Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Stadelh of $80 Tuxedo boulevard. with thei @aughter. Miss Bertha Sta fer. are leavin today for York and wil! sail from Centinued on Pace 14. An Aristocrat ~~ as om - ~+ ~esVs & ws é assortec .s.* ar All Sanitary Cot —_ > : > —_ 4 Eztra heavy; to fit army cot. Double-Deck High-grade o1l-tempere i sizes: your ¢e ‘ - ing, Monday STU 52) Rockers High slat back, ton Pad \D Bes large side arms, $3.4 2 double weave cane seat, substantially built. very com- , : = . ie edge; strongly . — .— Bed Springs ™ . > . i stee! jeep cols He!:- ross-ties steel slatted bottom: extra strong and fortable, in nat- very comfortable: warranted 20 @ = ural finish. Morn- Folding Steel Army Cets | ina as... ee SIGSO | ar aw Strong!y built. all-stee? frame, heavy tubular ends. reinforced ~™ w Ext we! angie sides, iimk tabric spring. S 95 ounds 2 1 size 30x74 inches: gray emame! + aa with finish; casters included: Monday ec 5: covered or 1 _— 85.45 (Nugent»—Fourth Fleer. North.) Nugents Special Pillows s 35 well 111] 02 fuck feathers: §*, e . > zt 2 SS ie - . x * me ? TT so . t. Pech yi tein o / ‘ wh By Beat i ae i ae ered Be Be ee AM eT LN ya ze Till your back aches and your legs are weary? Till your room is a cloud of dust and each dust-catching piece of furniture and bit of hanging needs a sep- arate energetic cleaning? What you want is a “FIRST AMONG CLEANERS” \ light. pewerful Cleaner that moves swiftly ever the rugs. cleans every atom of dirt from surface and from depth—AND M —AS [OW AS $2 DOWN OTOR POWER- Write or phene for details of our liberal TRADE-IN OFFER. Use coupon below. ee FUL © send . t talis BRUSH Tell me ang a ahh oid SUCTION cleaner. I alse wish information on ' \anente—Pearth Fleer, Seurth,) & rour easy parment plan. This must &. not obligate me. ‘ Ff ' | nT eee + 5: 7 Th. r+ ’ * ‘ ft } =e . ‘iat - | v " ‘i e, ? ? + i ee teeta . er 7 : ie ~~ , Tie \ HT , | ; Mk Sata iy \ —w 2S gS. ale ‘tT. tae ~ * se >, ¥ e MOnca de al Congoleum Art Squares The large saving combined with a quality insuring satisfactory wear, makes this Rug a wonderful value. The designs are attractive and the colors soft to match any interior decoration. Some of these Rugs have fringed ends and every one is woven seamless. Terms as Low as $4 Down—Balance in 30 Weeks Seamless 9x12 Axminsters: Monday is am opportune time to buy ome of these Seamless Axminster Rugs, efe woven with deep luxurious pile, comnmect- & ae ed with beautiful Chinese and Persian de- signs, in all desired color combinations. Convenient Terms colorings. At this special price this quality will not last long. Slight irregulars ( Negenuts—Third Fleer, *ourh.: $45 to $55 Axminster and” Wilton Velvet Rugs 7 $3.98 27x54 Axminste se c + = ya -- i. . . - - urchase of these wanted _ Offering 500 high-grade Axminster Rugs reg rec at this great recuction. 4) a e) in this popular size. Beautiful designs and te ee ny yi ie 5 eh Teed te a ie oa ays Yen fae rs rated BN Re ss sh _ > ne “$3 Msg be. SS Be “Emerson” ™ »* ~ et i : va (VNugcents—Feurth Fleer. *Seurh. | e # Lovely ‘Philipp $1.95 ans OT OFS $e SE AGI EE, Lie TEESE EIN. IRE i BN IN ae 8

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Pi ¢. — ree 0 ae - te Svents | vertisements | i By AR yay NK, * te a minster and vet Rugs with a wear, ie. The colors ration. d ends i ee oe Lak ane Ler 4 Tn he A i a ee _ >*"4 -Balance in 50 Weeks A xminsters 262 "erms \xminsters ster Rugs @f > | esigns and ° nis quality ae or, South.) Ee . am Mowers sharpenifig and : _ Inge z4) ——. ’ 4 ttra—81.59 Clothes Basket; frong woven 88 2w, family size .. C 00 Boilers Heavy, all solid copper Wash Boilers; full No. 8 size with stationary ts—Fourth Floor, South.) f’ ! | : it ay ate Se OF fie See ‘a: 4 Denote. sete ‘ MPR SURE ee Ie i a Rl a Pes eS y | pee, 425 a af 77 e ; : wenn O01. MOS POST-DISPATCH se —_—_SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926___ A ee ee — es | ce en on - eee ee ee Coming! Event No. 13—A Remarkable Sale of ae saat Ter Pehee ars ti ee STs Te eee, Te Pe : $3: the be ;: (ea SSS ALL the Men’s Shirts | e Pe ople S blue, yellow, turquoise, coral, peach, tan, navy, blue and black. 2, 40 inches wide $2.50 Pure Dye Wash Crepe Ynderselling June Events ONE BIG UNDERSELLING EVENT EVERY DAY IN JUNE — Monday —Event No. 12—Phe- f nomenal Sale of new Summer Silks. Another merchandising triumph that demonstrates the value- giving power of the “Big 26.” A series of intensely planned sale event ] P ume and savings. Every day something new for the great army of t ents Oasee Oe peiinera> See ing at the store that concentrates on service and economy. ex} She Greatest Saleof New Summer Silks in St. Louis As new as the last edition of the daily paper. Our buyer, just back from the East with another wonderful lot of the most wanted Silks. THIS IS A GREAT SILK SEASON. You can’t have TOO MUCH Silk—it’s to be worn for almost every purpose! Come Monday! $2.90, $2.75, $2.98 and $3.95 Qualities $2.75 Flat Thread Crepe de Chines hrifty shoppers who concentrate all their buy- wide maize, rose, peach and honeydew; 40 inches wide. $2.98 Printed Flat Thread combinations, 32 inches a $2.98 Stripe Wash Silks in "ii EL: In new Summer shades of poudre Crepe de Chines os Bical 25.000 Yards White ilver gray, rose, pink, In light and dark color Summer Silks Re In This Sale Monday In coral, turquoise, pink, $ gx e 1: 9 popular and will sell rapidly Crepe de Chines $3.95 Brocade Satin Crepe In new rose shades, also color combinations, 40 inches wide " $2.75 Polka Dot Crepe de Chine in great demand $3.95 54-Inch Printed Georgette Crepe $2.75 White Wash Crepe de $1.77 In new border effects, twenty-five styles to select from. This will be very gray and In beautiful Summer | gn blue. 40 inches wide. Very stylish and 53.95 Heavy Printed Crepe de Chine and Satins, woven on hand looms and @ 1 QE Chines, 40 inches wide 57 8 $3.50 White Wash Crepe de $2 59 Chine, 40 inches wide $2.50 White Flat Thread Crepe, $1 69 . 40 inches wide ea $4.50 54-In. Flat Thread Crepe, ¢ 3. 39 white, extra heavy weight $3.95 White Brocade Chinese Damask is washable: 28 inches wide...... WwW red and white or tan and navy, 40 inches wide _-aium Silks In white and black, navy and Silks; beautiful hite, green and white, | gr 40 inches wide. The most - wanted combinations wc 1 8D $1.77 White Washable Radium $1 39 Silks, 36 inches wide -EXTRA!— : 54-In. Bordered Silks Beautiful crepe de chines and flat crepe in new Summer WN A color combinations for hot-weather wear. CaS s 1% to 2 Yards Makes a Dress Monday in This Sale at —y $3.00 White Wash Flat Thread Crepe de Chines, 40 inches wide. $2.39 $250 White Wash Broadcloth, Satin . stripes or plain weave; 32 inches widé You Will Want Several Dresses of These! \ Philippine and Porto Gowns i hand scalloped and hemstitched in _ the d white, flesh and peach. _ white. sook or batiste, hand embroidered, embroidered in attractive designs, : “hp Bre | __2 Class hand drawn and appliqued. Design | hand hemstitched and appliqued tn rae 10,000 Yds. New Wash Goods $1.25 Printed Crepe de Chine i 36-inch closely woven half silk Crepe de Chine. Ideal Cc i for misses’ and children’s dresses in light and dark patterns. Yard $1.25 White 79¢ Fancy Rayon 50c Printed Broadcloth Alpaca | Broadcloth Yard, 19e@ Yard, A9e | ror 39e¢ _§00 yards white silk- In colored grounds | Small figures and polka finished Broadcloth suit- with crossbar stripes | dots in rose, blue, helio, able for sports wear, and small checks, very 4 hi women’s dresses or men’s | beautiful assortment of green an tan on white shirts; seconds, ' colors to choose from. grounds; 36 inches wide. English Grandmother Chintz | 85c Beverly Voile vert, AQ — A large assortment of fine quality | Beautiful Beverly Voile; tubproof, Chintz in beautiful patterns on white fine sheer Chiffon Voile in 40-inch and colored grounds. widths, in the desired shades. Rican Wear (Nugents—Main Floor, South.) =a $1.95 and $2.50 | Regular $1.69 | lina . 3 , Monday—Second Day Event No. 11 Gowns age | Women’s and Misses’ Regular $7 to $12 Shoes Handmade slipover Nightgown, Porto Rican handmade slipover round, square and V neck of nain- Nightgown hand drawn and hand | "tyne All High f 85 aintiest colors as well as || \XAts I _— Finest — } = ne Workmanship e-........... Princess Slips of splendid quality Strap shoulder, trimmed with lace and peach and orchid. Sizes 36 to 44. lace edge and medallions. Colors, flesh, white Character wi Sauterne D’Orsay Straps Gores Beautiful Hot-Weather Frocks of Cool Voiles For home, liking for polka dots is evident. But the more conventional designs are Regular $3.50 and Shoes of well represented. Also the combinations $3.95 Garments adapted to the youthful figure as well as Special ! $2.99 silk Slips | ~S S You Will Find others for the larger figures. Buy now S Sac sports, porch, street and garden wear. The insertion, All Brand-New All Heights of Heels tub silk, a | 9 5 i SLA Caramel Kid Bois de Rose Parchment while the selection is still so wide. . Lid ; > - . f th solid colors. Designs especially 2 Q5 Blonde Kid Anklettes Charlest | , csaaet eagle ' Cotheaiona Pan: Bee. 1 | Sizes I 6, I S§ ’ 36 to 46 | , (Secon “leer, & J (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) cond F outh Extra Sizes In pin dot $3 95 voiles, 48 to $2...... . (Nugentse—Second Fieer, Seuth.) EE Sz

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ne * A 4 as nce io es i 4 aspille RPE IO OR ne # Per “¢ etl 4 ae gd A tongs a ; Pon. erate sex eo yew oe so ata * yee | wr eg plete D-sthborts " READING GLASSES aoe Ramer im goud $9. $3 & $5 say 4A at wept fag aol . . 2h jp se Pe Y ; wee . om eS : > ee ee et ee me BPE ape Te upd! ° PoE NOR MR dU ck a a RR Ae eRe ane P Pm = : ee ee ae «? AF oan) nd a wt Raph heh pane ape ip, vale ade te eR DS Re gee oper was # IE? ve Yarrrey - ae T * x ora.) . ee ae | . a » Po erica For Two Rooms Monday Only New patterns in dark and light colors, grouped specially for all reorns. TWO-ROOM LOTS 20 rolls - Wall Pa- $ 59 per. 40 cee Yards | Border .. | WALL PAPER In polychrome citfects, al! the popular shades of this 30-inch Paper. Seld oniy with borders te match at this price. Monday. roll C EXPERT PAPERHANGERS FURNISHED iThird Fieer. Seuth.) —. 30° NS Pos: OSFaTch: Webster Groves Centinved From Paeee §&. last of the week for a_ three months’ trip abroad. Miss Dorothy Becht of Oak Ter- race entertained Wednesday after- noon. June 3, with a bridge lunch- eon. at which the honor guest was Miss Thelma Parker. whose en- Detroit. Mich,, was announced last week. The pupils of the Lemcke Con- servatory of Music and Dramatic Art gave a private recital on Sun- day evening, June 6, at the Evan- gelical Church, Plant and Lock- wood avenues. 24??? — (rom @ SOort stay at Louisville, Ky. A series of recitals and a concert the evening of June 19 hare Hee nN announced by the Marvy oo °° eee : Blackwell Stevenson Piane Schoo!. at the high-school gymnasium. The Steindei orchestra wt!l assist with Huge Olk as concert master Mrs. Lester Hose f Brazea enue entertaine m Sunday aft- err n. Jun ®. With a sSower in hon ) Miss Est he Willian Ss ¢ Hi venu mrs. i ee Rainter -o * ;? be >» - " , South Gore avenue, with her chil- ted several davs ago ior ] ? ‘ } Yr? 2 ? / ah exterded stay in Colorado | Mrs. C. V. Mosby, with Mrs. Ada Wickenden, Highland Mesby. Blue Rell Duck and Dorothy Th } have gone to Los Angeles. wv they will spend several] weeks kon route they will stop at Colorado + 7 Springs. Denver and Sa! . bs ’ ™es m : oS ee ae ‘ Vir ’ a. * + a ae. | i ; rt ‘ & ae | vi . oogan Hod LOcK- i “ * ale : Pe 2 OU «as ¥i.U eu ro ai where: she recent. a Major operation Recent Weddings And Engagement oo 2 Miss Carrie Marie Davis r of Mr. and Mrs (corre Mavis of 4152 Hartford street. ; store Ach iim hr ay” am) > +? b , g ecume the Oride ef Henrv Free. ? > ”» —. | » , > h* 7. Wednesday at the Hely Family + “h ee te bh . oa ? : M.ss Janet Me rgaret Mudd. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mudd of 3800 Maffitt avenue, he- came the bride of Lonnie F. Rob- bins. sen of Mr ind Mrs. Sam Robbins of 4740 Labadie avenue. Weninesda at st rheresa's Church. The Rev. Father Walsh of st Matthews’ (“hurch. perform a he ceremonr Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Bray of 799: Marviand avenue announc: the marriage of their daughter Gladys Elizabeth, to Edward PB. Windson, June 1, at Kansas City SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 1 Dom 3, 1926 @O. erat 2s ese see eae eee eee ‘hr rera ess as & Phonograph Records, 3 for $1.00 I Say I'm Sorry,” “When the Golden Red Is Blooming” and Player Rolls, 49c eraze, “Ponjoia,’ ——a——— the iatest and many “Always, “After ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE reer err oo -- —-oo ee ——_ * -aerer™ one o> oe —o-01re re ee 7 " —aaeee” -~ ~~ st - - — -* : * = . . } ee | f ~se -@ on? -* ecia © -* appr *«? oo - - The various ims received as a gift MR. G The “Book of I means of showin thanks and appre yrreqegettts - TE TRATTtt eeteete many others. kas Summer Silk Speci Washable Crepe de Chine /10,000 Yards Printed Voiles Extra quality pebble finish, In Sum- mer shades of pink, peach, orchid, maize. coral. Nile. Chantilly. rose, Ver- sailles. Brittany, coral sand, frost gray, fallow, navy blue, ivory and black. 40 | ae Ee eee ee rere ats 40-Inch Printed Crepe de Chin “he } ° - “ a 7 } “ + ¢f f+] avy Extra heavy quality, beautiful co: : = : e _ ‘ ++ > ~ ings in popular Summer patterms..... lor- White Silk Pongee and baby bro eloth. excellent quality in ivory white. 36 inches wide........ a ae White Silk Pongee 2 $4 5 5 a 54-Inch Printed Border Flat Crepe inches Over 25 pieces In > e - ” a > , 4 - os re. _ Beautiful flora! and pattern design on 95 ._* * ¥. . } . » le a r Ia light Summer Dacsgrounas. . *es ce ieeéTion . ase Qe ee 6 ee eeaererevr ee ee ee be ; In aii ~*~ crounds, neatly printed able for women’s and eh > Underwear Crepe Plain Rayons > i i ae ied —'" - ) Gutad Lal ibUSiLCci tv’ smcrt i & ' 4 vard lengths in a r rancre rood ranve - Varad . - colored designs; ren's dresses. Unusual Designs, Gorgeous Colorings, Ynique Patterns 45c, 59c and 69c Qualities > We are offering 38. 40 and 44 inch Voiles in white and colored ™- At Yard t Uli went - Wi > $1.49 Crepe de Chine . } 3 ° y - > . 7 - . 7H? TWID *« pac > Exceiien QuUaiits In summer snades Of : . > . . > 7 ; x — = =— . . oe hw ‘ any flesh. pink. maize. Niue. orchid, peacd, e = } y ' LP Rr rt? oOo vr tT" , baa 5? ? > j » 7 . c ’ Pe ‘ “Orai. ‘ rsalii.ts. iB : iGis. " ; chiaiii ; . ,: i- Ss + > * * se 4 _ F cae i} > : - In lovelv shades, clever designs. food " . . ‘ » . . pa This material is 36 inches wide. 1] ] +:*n! } ctar fini - ih anterent eolored ber- a las "PaUTIITUL IUSier ilis2,; - ieee tel 5 7 snaaihas . gers. While the quantity 2 to 10 vard lengths. “cea amne i ne iasts, a Vare 36-In. Unbleached Muslin } weiget, Yar. x. acc..> eg inacees Examination by Our Geld-flled finger- Reciat Optometrist and caerptece«: shett- included in This Offer Gold-fttted bride The rine (“ein Fleer) ttearrpiece meantina t-ofd-filled rimice«s — ; _ 0 66 i SSS SSeS eee eaeeeepeaeaeneceueunesenuamunueneusueenpnsuenpepeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeisaeeweee eee STS PEE Pegs seers ses tse 2 eee 2 eee Special Purchase—1000 Girls’ Wash Dresses 3 for $2.00 No Ma $1.25 to $1.50 Values C Sizes 7 to 14 Years Veites taim t.imachoans Linenes« Printed Ginzghams (hambrays Checks Plaids Including 200 Bloomer Dresses, 7 to 10 Yrs. Only ( \ugents—Barcain Basement.) Summer Novelty Footwear Styles. in ers and Materials Women’s and Girls’ New Wanted Leath- Children’s Novelty Strap * 7° (Nagent».—Barcain Basement.) Cut-eut Oxfords, straps and pumps | kid patent with biond and piain leathers S% to miseces 2 QQ » $7.95, $9.95 to $11.95 Values - +t « . SO — = iS ae sy ,- EXTR: A sningi* Rob given by ou ipen Mareei cam be he _ MOLER 810 N. Sixth —They’ll WALK OUT MONDAY Flares, Boleros Tailored Models Two-Piece Styles New Flat Crepes Lovely Georgettes Cool Polka Dots Printed Crepes § Stylish Foulards D4 Over 100 Styles | 250 Extra Size SJL Fine Samples No sale like this in many months. —Come Eariy— at 8:30! Save! HERE'S A SALE you can't afford to miss' The Dresses were bought sensationally low—they re being sold even more sensation- ally! 2000 garments-—a large number—they ll go fast! Women will buy them by twos—threes—fours! You'll have to ‘‘hold on tight to keep yourself from buying too many! Every size, every style is represented! 16 to 36. 250 large size Dresses 421. to 52:.! COME! BE EARLY! YOU'LL BE GLAD! SL ATCA nl OC eS a" = . 147 showroom samples are included in sizes Nugents Basement ee eee *

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Ee Be 4 >: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH.. ——s——(CstC(CSsCSsSM PAG 1 -_—— ——— ———— ME VEU Oe SCENE VEN ENON CU NUT UU UU NE UY UEUOUY UCN ENUNUN EEN EH UCN OLYUUNENeueeY NUDE CEELEYSCNWHrnerenes ——— meth Livi a ae maaamemescememamac eM : | Club Notices. and Activities | The Cardinal Doctrine of the Scrip- | : Oe een ot Ee ane ——o tures—Stressed by the Lutheran In appreciation— Church The cardinal doctrine of the Scriptures, stressed and emphasized by the Lutheran Church, is the doctrine of justification by faith. To justify means to make just, to acquit: because another has paid the penalty. Jesus paid the sin-penalty with His blood when He died on the cross. Those who accept or believe that Jesus Christ died for them are acquitted and saved, justified by faith “without the deeds of the law.”’ Rom. 3, 28. .SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926_ —_——— -— —-- mee. + - ee a — ~— ae be eee | . tho Thal iat ; : mt sete vat ‘ hy HH Seepeser eres Fo Her eoervevoessesscoerevesseseorvers OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK SUMMER $ nw SUITS _New Summer Pants, 95c. New Tailor-Made Pants, $2.95 | ; Wvevewve TET ttt — tl tt. a a ome a ee ee a | t a ter , | The closing meeting for the sea- | Mrs. Bailey, vice president; Mrs, | ee. . . . ison of the Pioneer Chapter, United} Richard Hinrich, Mrs. L. J. Kup-| The various institutions of St. Louis who | States Daughters of 1812, was held | ferle and Mrs. J. L. Paynter. The | ett LEETITTE received as a gift from Thursday at Algonquin Country alternates are Miss Blanche Alex-| see em Club. Fourteen members were ander and Mrs. B. R. Foster. seeee sees ——— = MR. GEO. W. TAYLOR i | present -and joined in the ae The Benton School Mothers’ Hi!1to the flag and the ritual. Club will hold its regular monthly | A Di Adade dada dd dade ddd dadddad deeded SS3 2333333 Pyyv Tr! Terr ririrrirTrrrrrerriey tL ¢: r . ‘ © 3° . » a > ¢ ; ] : . - £33 The “Book of Knowledge”’ wish t ‘. | luncheon, reports from the natlonal’ resting in the kindergarten Fri- | : o take this : “sige ae ; ri- § . | : ‘ : ‘ !convention at Washington were) qay. The school graduates and Placed by a Layman of the Lutheran Church. : ; OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. for $1.00 means of showing to him their very simcere =: | given by Mrs. Howard Bailey and their mothers were entertained. 3) 4165 W. Florissant Av. Trade in Your Old Suit ° | Baker. Mrs. Ray fen Kod-Is Blooming” and = . . :: ae silic meapeaten AAAORPRORRAPARARA RA A P Aaas ¢ thanks and appreciation. if “ : ae a her trip to Arrow Directors of the Catholic Wom- , SSE eee eee eee eee rete “a oy Tavern. Delegates to the|°"5 League have issued invitations SEVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DISPATCH WANT = =" : ae i “én -anvention at Jopli nwill be: | for “i semiannual meeting and | ADS are BUSINESS BUILDERS. PHONE your ORDER. 4 4° Buaceessescccstesesssssssssisssccecssssssscessssscccsssscesesssesesseesees SoSeSSSSiSSESeEeLisssssssssssssssissssssstiss hats r .| party, ‘ednesday «at 3 p. m., at’ Sane — —— ee re ee en on ere oT er eer See ee SEaeeabebhaaaine aaa ce ° ~ r t ‘ rd, president; e ‘* a i Mrs. A. W. Southwa | the home of Miss Maybell Hogan. | Members of the Matthew Fon- 990. ~ Ces’ * 88g E88 **e., ‘*@ - -e@ *6 **9 “ee 25 en a SS OS a, a RP, ee es tr LF NEED SE taine Maury Chapter, United Daughters’ Confederacy, met June 3 at the home of Mrs. Lorraine F. | Jones, Ive Lodge, Kirkwood. The 9 . J me.nbers and guests were enter-_ tained by a group of Southern i'songs by Rev. James L. l’owle, ' | . pastor of Central Presbyterian ‘oles 5564 Cabanne avenue. ° & ¥¢ xe=Sonnenfeld’s Fur Storage Means Fur Safety—Phone CEntral 6660 =. = _ - = \Church. Delegates were elected to ° : ; the twenty-ninth annual State con- 610 to 618 Washington Avenue an vention of the UL. D. C., to be held : Oct. i939 te 22 at Me. Joseph, Mo. CLEARANCE OF Those who will represent the chap-, 2 » F es arts ¥ Pit 00 ge De | | : . s ent; Mrs. O. S. iifley, Mrs. E. eached Muslin M | | N 3 R » H. Hutchinson and Mrs. E. T. % | | ia Miller. Alternates are Miss Lor- 7 * ° : raine Meyer, Mrs. J. B. Smythe, J VN | S if | Mrs, Bernard O. Wells and Mrs. | > ¢ . ’ P ’ ' Dcceeeee A Group of 110 Season- jf} \w.4. Hm | - rout PS A bridge luncheon will be given , | a: >a }at 1 O'clock Wednesday at the pA \ es Y Fe, al Chambray able Hats, Featured im ‘home of Mrs. Wistar White, 5416 1| ie engths of Chambray 42 Maple avenue, with Mrs. White, ‘ a ql and large checks ] d; , t Mrs. Frank Glass Jr. and Mrs. | » Lf ; *k \ On A\ OT f | Drew W. Luten as hostesses. This 4 oo | | vd | | . is the second of a series of parties | — ’ ; ¢g planned by the chapter for’ the . , yaa C ra’ | benefit of their educational relief Su mimes Introduces \A | fund. , ; 1en Toweling 3 The first meeting of the Clio Of] [ . | Z | Delphian Chapter will be held to- * uresque thread weave with $3 morrow at 10 a. m. at the Cabanne ~ | d ber- Branch Library. The officers are: ‘ ; antity 15c 1 mp J. E. Irwin, president: Mrs. ; (9 oppy | os ae . “46 "> . A. Weaver, vice president; Mrs. ' | ies aide Oriel ly » 12.00 10 $29.00 4 W. E. Hornaday, recording secre- | ping — 1 , tary, and Mrs. O. W. Stone, treas- p ' (9 ; | wels a é urer. The advisory board is com- | : stan bah, 2 4 ae mae - ore" f S s e vy ‘ear . ‘ : ‘ ‘ Be. bool Mec, ewe. ae tte. ~ * tne ras ga ate eee : conch aun f dainty hairbraids, | c . . -. Js . ’ ‘ f ¢€ ( . *S. . ° ad H. D. Billings. Mrs. BE. 1. Hyke drooping Milang and fash- = | 4 @ is parlimentarian; Mrs. John @ ionable leghorns. Not only Ol , ee critic, and Miss Lillie Nu- are they very smart with | : os é ee . any Summer costume, but | is—Bargain Basement.) rhe Emanon Club gave a lunch- they are so cool and flat- , ¥ eon-bridge at the Coronado Hotel teri Sh . ll th $3 a" ~g June 5. Those present were the ering. Own in a the 2 ae. if ‘ f Miss Corrine Crane, Miss Blanche new shades as well as ° aa . 2 Is dl j ermanent OY 2s O’Brien, Miss Ruth Butler, Miss white and natural, “some | i ‘ Christine Jaegie, Miss Marie Dril- 4 flower trimmed. others # ler, Miss Lucy Butler, Miss Marv , with tailored b | T sha . P P t W; y Albright, Mrs, Gladys Ward, Mrs. aliore Ows. i A Nestle Circuline Permanent Wave Marie Hart, ‘Mrs. Hortense | Wet- 7 1: pert, Mrs. Peggy Mitchell and Mees , S ] 0) ty $ 5 FOR EVERY SUNSHINE HOU . ray | s | 1-looki Just t! wave you have been looking for Aleine Much. P oft. natural-looking wave. Just the ave y¢ Have ‘en 1oOOKINE Tor, ) z as . ise w . ’ ° } air waved ny this pros e’sS can Vou realize Woman's A uxiliary NO. 29, tu i “4 Not until you have had your Nair wi ) I SS can |} : th Typographical Union No. 8, will ’ | its absolute comfort and beauty. hold a monthly business meeting ‘ ye Tuesday at 2 p. m., at headquar- ; (Ere ; “ . . ageas ’ : ’ : i ‘ters, 3745 West Pin: boulevard. | | Special Price for June , There will he election of a de.- | . Whi | : a . a, er irate to the Woman's Internatio ial in te an , . $7 at For Thirty ( urls ‘ ar Auxiliary convention, to be held a' 3 | ay ) © Each Additional ( url, 25€ S Colorado Springs in September. , a « "yi" ’ r > , . — | “EXTRA SPECIAL” FOR THIS WEEK ONL) f) Miss M. Cush, Miss 1, de Neos | ! { - Aa - + i fogs °. Pay . ° 4 Pye : A shingic Bob given by our speeial train: d barbers for 50c entitles customer to FREE MARCEL § Manse WP Re . : _— Shoes for Stou omen of Paces vi eerie cathe are shown in all the lovely Summer shades. pe | ‘meeting, Wednesday at 3 p. m. This-enchanting model is distinguished by its ‘tion, held its annual garden party y j}at the home of the regent, Mrs. P | : |Herman Schroeder, of Kirkwood, | June 9. A short business meeting | . followed luncheon. The chapter , | : voted to buy a memorial chair in ; the new auditorium to be built in | ; the nations é ‘ “rs in Wash- | ‘ These are not made of cheap shoddy nea as at ae a” ' ae silk—but are of good. quality and PORE PERS . ' L hi reg pee ‘st a presented in honor of Mrs. Belle , | nate pave 8 re ener abt 0°" Kimball, organizer and first regent | 3 w se Vv . : “1. oe i | f the D as Oliver Chapter. e | : in all the favorite Summer colors, at J“ ; wi “se noone _— deg es , d duttinin Mendes chapter will co-operate with other > Monday! a tremendous 8 : organizations in observing Inde-| & | : ° pendence. week | : Nugents For Every Occasion Mrs. J. M. long, regent of the | | : ’ Daughters of American Colonists, | , Bargain To Wear on the Boat: has heen appointed by the Dedica- ° , B . For Afternoon Wear! |} tion Committee as director of the | | asement! cae» f |} women’s patriotic division. The pa- a is d D bl | Dresses for Shoppt g- | triotie demonstration and parade to Exquisitely Sheer an ura e | A Novel Ankle Str f ¥ : For Business Wear! dedicate the grounds for the Great , ; 3p 1@- : Printed ° ie 4 is itic ll be held s Breve. | / | er St. Lou sXpPOSition Willi be fi ; : $6.95 \ Ys For Trave ing Saturday afternoon, June 25. ; 3 Pairs In Ivory White Kid | \ i- -_—_ A flag day picnic will be given 3 Pairs ad f $5 50 ee : ; ‘ tomorrow by Elizabeth ‘Turner r $5 50 ——— or . | , ; ‘ } 1 i . e Dresses were : ig \ Cotton Dresses $3.95 | Tent No. 4, Daughters of Union ’ to $ | re sensation- 4 \v Superior Wash Materials — | Veterans. @t Jefferson Barracks. All : F | : ‘ ; ; - | Union veterans and families may . ~ ; oulard, $6.95 . ’ st! Women “SS Fiat Crepe, $6.95 sina viens | atte h- ———— 7 a. —. } , Silk from top to toe and worn everywhere by — ; ' he “OOP Ve »nt.- 7). As. : , . . pe ee ee ee ‘onable women for their clinging sheerness, Beverly to ‘‘hold on y size, every ~~ * EEE New York City, corresponding sec- retary, will speak of the progress | of the work of the registrars in’ @ ided in sizes H d Fj t | , e and vi omen riar tor! | ‘The regular meeting of the ff _ slender strap that twines around the ankle and ; All Lane Bryant Shoes are scientifically —_ World War Registrars will be held SPECIAL—Silk Garters, 29c ties gracefully at the instep. The high spike : to fit and become the stout woman. They ° ‘in, the Vandervoort Auditorium = for 75 hee] also adds a note of grace, forming a most * ; have combination lasts, built-in arches and a | Wednesday at 2 p. m. Mrs. Frank ‘ 3 Pairs for c , attractive combination. : ; ) narrow heel fittings. de Garmo, national] president, will : : : Widths |! report on the National Gold Star ' | 3 . STYLE PICTURED IN to highways. Mrs. Charles Bryan of (Hosiery Shop-—Firat Floor.) | (Footwear Shop—First Floor.) | LAD! White Reinskin Black Kid, Brown Kid, Patent Leather a ae ee ee ee ee ~ ee ET eer a ne 4) , inane I ——— Continued on Next Page. ‘ 7 o> 2 we ae, « Sau. BU Eis Perfect Corseting for the large figure in our Basement Corset Department 7 wi SSSR BRB ERB BEB BSB BE BB 7 1) Td ' ee0t ra | 26's: 8 8 @e-s' 2s 2 2 Bee * , = “= *- © ‘

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ST. ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 — — -_—— 4 ‘Warren F. Drescher, national . a a Club Notices membership chairman, will out- ie dh line the plan of a campaign to And Activities secure national members. The registrars: will attend Flag day services to be held at the Munici- Centinved frem Preceding Page. iwi. «ite sea ‘ Frank P. Hays, national chairman The annual outing of the St. of records, will discuss the record ~poyvis Alumnae Club was held work of the organization. Mrs. Tuesday at the home of Miss Edith A Lovely Harsh of Geyer road. After a - ADVERTISEMENT business meeting and election of Se Oe Sere 2-8 Had m The St. Louts Chapter. United All Her ‘Life Daughters of the Confederacy, held its last meeting of the season at the home ef Mrs. John C Roberts on Partridge road Mon- day. Members of Camp 73i. Unit- t a ee a ON AR AL en eh. ya Beir. SR ya naa cca Ln . ~. P + - . ¢ + ~* far chronic ed Confederate \ eterans, and their ~ RL ARERR SR (i A OS i OO, A Ry oe aia eg Abs cai tae: ipa oS #. " } = 5 > or > answer any inquiries on receipt of sociation The cnapter vo [oO Té - sean CF Pen ws - > 3 piel -_ » + - if you suffer from asthma, bron Springer Home in honor of Mrs | " * > > | ‘- * + ~ - eh itie or severe Sa ror io cough vou - — Cc. C. Rainwater. who is a charter \ é, — - ‘ | 3 i Mrs. pal Auditorium at 2 p. m. today. : 0 &S: CHARLES | | at R. : ‘ Eastern cities and States. Mrs. PB IXTH y The home of Mrs. John L. Pence. ‘*Mv husband also takes | t éé ay: 7 . , j rs “ : rv et ; ‘ : . Ne re BY officers, luncheon was served on , a cathartic. Mrs. Pence says she BI «Dr. ; "Th ae > 7. - . - — iz . ne r ‘ - the lawn. I } — has kept Black-Draught on hand | eskoete = reugat, ave net : | neariv ATTRACTIVELY stipation. I always use Black- | nnow [ have been cating # TELLS HOW SHE AVOIDS | » \ = tia eS ~ er e om ! / ® — , : # , ef Mrs. Thomas Rhodes, 4131: nington boulevard, Friday. Broadway, Va., is ome of the thou- Draught and he thinks it sn sands of homes in which Biack- did. I have told many of . N CW Drauzht has been in successful use about it and ther agree for the relief of constipation and | that it is a good remedy. similar ills requiring a laxative or | ! FOREST PARK CARNEGIE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS , Draught when I feel a spell of this|‘* 244 |! Immediately rt |. Representing Twelve PRICED AT anal Si 2h een | Black-Draught to straietiie 4 kind coming on, for it saves me a |} “e ; European Countries : : ™ mui IOr a period of nine vears. , aen with sé My health is generally pretty | C2 used from Indigestion, re 3 ba ~ - — m., ? v ae “ ~ 6) - V good, she says. ‘* but oceaslona!l!y | oa = sngue = eoated, and — ki ERY T ; : with a bad tasie ? i am troubled with spells of con- | = = = 2, ew weed — : aa There s¢ good news } = ; Out. iy a4 sethma and bronchial sufferers Im wives, were guests of the hapter bad headache. ‘ ; a > ~ é ‘ ti ‘ ‘ - SHES ~- ~ £ 4 . ‘ 5 on id . ; — >. . , a ; letter written Oy Mrs. Ww ~ Mai. Harvevr Salmon commander ‘My eolor gets sallow at times. Thedford’s Biack-Dra eee “ . Too 9 Sh savs majo +a YY. . miata ti at Sate ; : * Y : a bi p Be ess FO OE a Rea — ran : - e ; ii . i vTa? | " sil, . lym “ : ; ae o a >) | veloped mto constant, chronic Wrs. John A. Hope. president of of a remedy for this. I take Black Meaieina: AeTDs and a |S *e > . te ae » | 4 — cs ow 8 ee ee ‘ “t ees - = % Ts —s atthe - . 2 4 _ — . -— . x . . ; _ ’ “3 . a ‘ft? Tifa — ROW lal in hy} + 4 nv- . — “77 > 3 . > 3 Fe & Newport oT White — : : — White lasthma. I was unable to get anv- chapter: Irs Harry Remer Draught and make a tea out of it, Draught is finely pow , . -o . -” ‘,. 4A ~ aad ~ - sr * + . * ss > : Ph ae i 4 . . . », 4 a - hemo mc th } LeTry DO ars reiic . z ; 5 z + i.e 73? e a Listen WM Cis ™ ie anu sit LInenN, W Cit oy i¢€ ang (ot f ’ gz ; | rman “y mi ce . ae and Mrs William re = jcsworthy and take it along in smaii doses enabl. the juices of + 4 . ; .7 . ‘rr . «' G/. pf * Se ©... Bie Fe. See ere ee See ‘ us ' ‘ J - . a = il ered Hee from all remedies I tried. and a — PARCHMENT KID as cilia: adil a. | t tract it diel : eis a ed Ricel. aS Ree: eraduallv growing weaker all the gave reports of the Rirmingham ’ a Seagate ‘ tor severai davs. 1 have never .O ci raet iis me dicinal gy Oe aie eee ~ y ? . . yale asi . 3 A a " . ("= on ast » a+ } ts s W f | V time with sever. pains. In Jul reunion = ‘ t eelebration at OUULETNE ia i TIMMEGS found anvthing that serv ed me so in an easy, natural Way. ~~ 32 £1sat, , pie on | ome On ana i¢ Ce: 2UTI ‘ ' : ‘ . ay ee a T ° rr? 2 ? (ing Ni ‘ or ang . - ¢ ; ~ « | ' . = S T°? s° } .. - ¥ - a Huette s Wonderful Values 924, I started faking Nacor. and) © - ssountain, given in honor ot well. I can’t speak too highly of | for children, grown mew N .% & on nmotir , A a dé ‘qed ci 3 nee rt} as * sa atl As a: - —- LAs as s : - . _ _ = . ° on : ; 2 P ; «} ) : : . . _ . 4 . . . . . ’ y Ve : ; a . tare 2 or en MT noee A aw : Choose from a World of White Stvles—Huette's ma condition In all, I took 4 Dot- the young women who sold the P 4 TENT LEATHER , 1or it Bas Deen SO DEeNne@Mciai for a - 2NT Those f advaz ) 7 : , = 5 - . | ? . nr ~? -_ v } 4 > . ‘i + ~ . . rrr ga 4 ed ; 7 : : . Wonderful! Values at $5 and $6 Wear Huettes tes, 1@ iS on | reoruar’ > ' ites largest number of Ston: Viountain r - ° + } . Ask your uruggist. | . ae XT asthn i e ws AUG bnswer any inquiries on rece! OOo iia a siada ie a Calbenel ge quality. All sizes 2', to 8—AA to C. 2 BL -Purely Vegeta! , . — . ° " - about these diseases, in a booklet member of the hapter oe — oh ENS q eed Calter sa ft Z * pes PE Read > oa a 4 Bist ‘ ¥ * 7 ehh ere Sa y “ Sk: : thee 9 5 ba gat we > re is ‘ “ mad ete dee if . 3 . ‘ + Sa x 2 * ce —— cn x - 2 eres yy ay sod , Aw ae ; + Te fet. SBN Phe Wher a S ea RSE See f Bae Re . ae jac : Oe ni a re. 5 Te — sy 3S . . et Fl es, 4 ¢ . ie as Aw AG) Pri: OF 4 x > Bn wi be = Fie i y ; . = — _— : ee _ vs — ete —_ s s nm ff , . Cisa ppe ared + Cais am’ and -95 9°O ._— -o9 T9 Ww wWneost Vv — —- a e . "7 - ? _—- S ; XN b ae +f ~~ - ,e2ee * © 4 non a' © aut —™ ‘ _ ba ‘ 4 returned ‘ natte! how a ou fe CiLISLOT ° -¢ —_" XI we Y , e, _— “4 oh ——+4 etal serious your cas seems, write for attern n iS. « WE AAS LENS : A _____— 3 — “ = iin eee. ~Ui . —— a —— ‘ this free information oe ars ee T eciatant — ——- —p_—— & iw ais tree iniormation it Aas ied Mrs. W. C. Lewis wer assistan = == — ——_—* + : DOOD Wawo” theumtnie hack aed ware. ; 3 s Goo = — = —— . Sa as Van LO 2eCai n and _ gTresses Biaw arr eis q*T¢ ‘. sau. Re- ae = ——— stren th seat De ate 4 iS i. a» = —— a ——— y — —— a Z ’ = , a me ————s —- _——— -— —— aa Continued : Laan iadva iz —_ am = os — =_- = — « ™ ——s . nen enmaiiendiiinemenda — — ee ee - . 4j - — i ____ 4 ee ——— —— re ——_ . ————— oe ——————$s m= —_—— £ — —— — TT ———— TT en Bet iT . MITITISDILII III IIIT iiiiiiiiiiiiliiitiiiii Sa = | tern ve will de- eeteniee ++ SUSTSRECSSASTACRSRTRASSSRESRERSERRSSSCRERESESSEEEFe Prag PRR ee Me eet getter ee sencceseoee SSSSHTSSSHSSSSHSSHSSSSSSSESESHELSS ESET ESESSEZeRETeSe Seaeseceeeusecacees eeee ~ ae eaeneaaaere : ; anwti ; :" SSCL SSSTS] SE SHSSSE SSS SS SESS SSE SHSLSSTE SHSSSE SHSSESE -a = : : : i: acetauiaeag ” meses f _ ‘ Cm iekieh eae igi ie a ese 7 / t T > ) } ov j t 3 +} # a: a n cash a : en- @f! a: — > ~ *Y ca 7 ha os . = : u iy th oF : e ~ nceé is nven- EPPA LE MIE NEB A Aas , * se se eu t3 t | } | } | iq | N Nii | ed + ‘a ; a: ‘= > Open an Account s J+ Louw Lergert Womens oSdecic/ty i =: ; im The Eves of the Fashion World Are on These | | Light and Airy Froc | | Ligh k a ACEEDINGLY smart. Sumimery - creations zephyr-weight silks in an array of new stylings e a: g : i ; T — ] a: x ; The Newest of the New, Especially Priced ERE a a eS 2. toh Aste ee Sad tee Monee te > Aeris ea Se ee ee ee Pr mar : Jauequard veleur with frame finixhed in = brewn mahegany. At night-time a full- size bed. soft and cozy and it takhe« bat a slicht pull te change it from one te the other. Specia! M n) $14) thi @ 7 Genuine Kroehler Three- Piece ss Davenport Bed Suite finciy constracted im the very latent sty le. Suite censixt« eof boew-end bed of $ Just think of being able to secure this wonderfel Suite at this low ~ _~ YS = * = - Mn tt ME : . - ; “_ 2». — -? be = ee, BR) = ; ee el —— = "3-Pc. Fiber Suites Olive & 8th S¢, Fifth Floor 7 Comsoenneus —_——— ma rer — Refri gerators - = . us ——— nn +S 5 i een r % een - sme faye ‘ ——% ae ; of =a * 1 * * = . ors . Rata ‘ : . 4 - es! = 4 ° ™ . = > ° : . ' 2 ‘ > . " . >. + “2 , oridz ™ : : “ 7 t . : = e >? A : ' > 14 . ‘ é Ma '_~ . 4 . : ae 8s ‘ nplete is Ranees. Bune : : ~ a | 7. -& ee ; ‘ wad a ; a i es : d AILORED modes in washable silks : Mea Ow brook Sport Hats ' that improve with each tubbine— | ~ , . . > K : (seorgette in high shades for atter : a =: PORT Hats of a celebrated make—showing noon or dance—chifton or crepe dots— 9x12 Brussels $19 7 . sj various chic models of Summer braids in col: new all-white creations. New midsummer ‘ wate : a e: ars horn om sunshine. Head 3122S 50 styles. as smart as can he Z ‘1S is A Very durable grade and the patterns are ™ a: are ; oe sally pleasing. * e: tor the ponjocia, shingle bob or “ie = es .** Ane : ‘ 4 wat he . = 3: ig SE a ee Up Dress Salon—Second Floor F “ sprin at- . nin ay e oO * ; ‘Penus into Yruli-ai " : Pd Prurth Floor—Brosduxy. . as Ort Bed outfit. ‘ | es - 6.2 ‘ery rich quality and wonderful patter—a Ss 3 _ ’ 1 5 $14.75 $1 6.75 Select rour new floorcovertings here and rou 4 OMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Siath Sereet Thru to Broadway—Between Locust and St. Charles@GSSR0000RRes coc guerre. BIEDERMAN FURNITURE CO., 805-7-9 FRANKLIN AV ~ Ete « on * Unsurpassed Values in Belding-Hall, _ Ranney and Leonard Refrigerators & sh . - . : 4 - : ‘ Se nNure w nite road ‘ . - > «- ~ * - 2 «2 Tis + : ) Se. Fr sting wire She ved vuaranteer @ savers o J ’ Cw loor ipartment icers, idertess white nhame. imed: of sturdy censtruction and perm- $20.25 iment imsudation. Bie food and ice ; _?-* er With £alvanized and white enamel] y a4 ay! .- NSU ated =<? AS tc sa ve (*s ° os , complete Gas Range and a Heater cembined in ona. = ‘large gas burvers and twa “With Your Purchase of flO ar Moe +8 ares oven Takes Go New arrivals in rich. designs and cs nes wanes

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BAD HEADACHE - ‘monthly meeting of Ga nary Woman's Christian Tem- , Union was held at the » of Mrs. Thomas Rhodes, 4131 wshington beulevard, Friday, t © a ? wy wy > * + OG 4. **Mvy husband also takes Black. ; raught and he thinks it ig eplen. id. I have told many of my friends pout it and thev lat it is a good remedv. ‘*Since’ | lack-Draught, parly much with iused from indigestion. y tongue is coated, and I Ith a bad taste ft: have known SO If I fin “ry mouth, now | have been eating indisereet and | immediately lack-Draught to if; resort t Thedtord’s Black-Dranght jg urely vegetable cathartic or agree with me : about | I have not Suffered | headache wake up straighten me FOREST PARK CARNEGIE PINTERNATIONAL 1 EXHIBITION OF . PAINTINGS Twelve Countries [ 6 Representing | European the Club Notices | And Activities Continued from Preceding Page. )regent, ond laxa- ve medicine, composed of selected edicinal herbs and roots. Black. raught is finely powdered, which iubles the juices of the stomae h ») «Xtraet its medicinal Properties Lan easy, natural wav. It is g00 yr children, en, and those of advaneed age. Ask your druggist. ee d grown men and wo. Sa ) » BVaeatio uftpment 7 fipnat Enhances Pty 'y our Pleastire There is one great | | Satisfaction in Buy- | | ing anything at This | Store. You KNOW | it is dependable. You | _KRNOW that the STYLE is RIGHT, the QUALITY up to | . the STANDARD and | the price the LOW. | _ EST possible. | , a a ss not W Inut- oom Suite st Huguenot watnut finish and a ee a Y ~— os. ttt so | bp) trate 10" Aibidsa: sabisd bes. tebe sbobid te i) Hi Bh PRE sae i was | , $5 Value Porch Rocker Special oo A splendid maple Rocker for ; your porch—at a money- / Saving price. al Ee ies eee . = *. jungalow bination Range —$5D-50 lete Gas Range and a Kitch- ter combined in one. Has ge gas burners and two coel o0omy polished cooking top ze oven. Takes up very Iit- nent arrivals in Rugs in rich, designs and color- ew = e Be : agit f - ai it ber “ icial. cL: “ERT! £ e =-3 2 MACAU RMMt R I CT Pa Hf ‘ . RUGS | “ina 1 Gomfortable feet are as neces sBery to the enjoyment of your Aitenmer holidays as they are to dog you efficiency in the home or 4 -tqBalfice. A nice pair af Cantilever ds will keep your feet com- ~sEertable and active. They are . wEeendid shoes for sightseeing, ‘sPpotoring, tramping or fer a daily “sp gamstitutional around the decks of x 5 ‘ By ACA al AWE iTS Pitts ee ae ' —— | Cantilever oxfords are flexible ey toc to heel. They harmony soe with. every movement of the met. And. their snug, flexible Meches give springy support. Can- | oxfords will help to make ge eyour vacation happier and more Tb This is one of, the fy good ;styles for Summer a pactivities: antilever shoe 4 For Men, Women and Children Soupports the Arch, ‘with Flexibility 4 516 Arcade Bldg. @ Olive & 8th St, Fifth Floor UL Rs) 4 : | Mrs. gent, Mrs. E. P. Waish; first vice Mrs. W. McElhinney; sec- vice yegent, Mrs. Fred’ T. Hatch; third vice regent, Mrs. H. W. Choate; recording secretary, Mrs. E. L. Barber; correspending secretary, Miss Martha Ottofy: treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Wilson; reg- istrar, Mrs. Lillie Pipkin; historian, Mrs. Glenn .May; directors, Mrs. J. H. Livingsten, Mrs. L. M. Ottofy and Mrs. C. N. Jewett. Mrs. John Trigg Moss gave the re- port from the National Council in Washington and _ presented the work of the United States Flag As- sociation. ‘The chapter voted to join the association and form a liv- $ ing flag as a memorial to Mrs. La- vinia Crow Reilly, the organizing Sesrendh This is the first living flag to be formed in,this State. ‘The ‘chapter accepted’ an invitation to |meet with the chapter from Green. iville, Ill, June 16. | Delegates and alternates to State ‘council in Joplin were elected. They are: L. M. Ottofy, Mrs. J. T. Moss, Mrs. W. H. England, Mrs. A. M. Wilson, Mrs. F. T. Hatch, Mes. J. H. Living- stoh, Miss Essie Matlack, Miss M. L. Baker gnd Miss J. Stine. Chapter E. B. of P. EB. 0., Web- ster Groves, held its last meeting of the year May 28. The members assembled at noon at the home of M. T. Burrows on Jefferson road .and initiated Mrs. #Oliver Blackinton. A drive to the syum- mer cottage of Mrs. H. B. Ressler on Sugar Creek road, and a picnic luncheon an® brief business meet- ing followed. Tercentenary Shakspeare Soci- ety, withemembers of the executiv board as patronesses, will sponsor the opening performance at the Garden Theater tomorrow evening of the comedy, “Midsummer Night’s Dream.”’ The cycle of Shakspearean com- edies to be presented fnelude “Twelfth Night” and “‘The Taming of the Shrew,” Molier’s “Don Juan” and ‘‘Everyman.’ Thomas Wood Stevens and artists of the Goodman Memorial Theater, Chi- cago, who will opén the season at the Garden Theater, were enter- ‘tained by Tercentenary Shapspeare Society with a 7 o’clock dinner at} the Garden Theater Friday. Mrs. Charlés B.* Spicer of 58 Aberdeen place, entertained the Rubinstein Musical Club at its closing meeting of the ‘season Thursday morning. Luncheon was served after a program including violin, saxophone, piano @olos and vocal numbers, Members present wé@re Mrs, Charles B. Spicer, Mrs. Charles Corneli,, Miss Bertha Don- nelly, Miss Hilda Medairy, Mrs. {the home of the president, Consci¢ntious Fisting & ee ne Henry C. Ritter, Miss Laura Suda, Miss Olivia William’, Mrs. Gus | Hartman, Mrs. Herman Klittich and Miss Louise Furfing. °* | The officers of Chapter CK of |P. E, O. entertained Monday at Mrs. W. S. Roberts, avenue, Clayton, in honor of Mrs. Luella Scott and daughters, Miss | Ida Scott and Mrs. Foster, who will leave soon for Berkeley, Cal., where they will make their home. The chapter gave a picnic at the home of Mrs. F. G. Elliott at Creve ‘Coeur, Wednesday. This meeting concluded the active work of the chapter for the summer. e ADVERTISEMENT 7m D oe Are You Slender Enough SS af ery Po ee + Too uw . , ‘ - . . 4 e Yo - . Se - a *, . “ oe m — = = Guaranteed ia 3 4 LPH is a most pleasant way to reduce. It comes in the form of a refresh- ....$19.75 ic and the patterns are uR- rs....$32.75 derful patter. bes here and you will eave Lads OO la NS i CTS - ' wing gum, It does not contain dangerous drugs. If you are too FAT regularly three or four piecesjof SILPH a day and see what if can do. You are not too fat but only a fittle foo plump, it is easy to have a box of handy, and instead of chewing ordinary gum why not chew from time one or two pieces of SILPH and try to avoid that dreaded enemy, , beautiful actresses and chorus girls are iT. “Many of New York's most wing SILPH to keep trim and slender because they have found it easy, me and inexpensive. | ists may reduce, but they are strenuous. Diets sacceed with some pone. bat Ste generally weakening—how much easier SILPH is. Youcan get SILPH (beware ber imitations hand REEN hex. mest 69th Street Heres, Muagerie, Kenn Urug, py. Bros. or Sprechart Bros. Drug Stores. i = ». New York City. at all good drug or department stores. It sells for 50 cents—comes ‘ if vour druggist is out of it send direct to the SILPH CO. On sale at any of Wolff- Wilson Walgreca larug 7 341 North Centra __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —__. Mrs. E. P. Walsh, Mrs. | ° | ‘ —,*. — nf "a5 wh) tin ‘ Why? Vp" ts, “tg; >> | 44,2 - i / ” he, j THA i M da) o— + Pe j . ( “ Sa ¥ r) ve) toa ’ ee te ey ee - Y metre ~ ARIS SA ee ne Aten iw ha = if a % e a ‘ eT SPR Pe ; Lis, > «& v TAS 2 ve “ 4 RO ee my f ee, a ‘e - A Me vite. thie adit a ay » f Oe ee EE Ee ee CO ne Ee I er tee eir Greater. Convenience OR the better sefvice of our 235,000 customers, Union Electric is remodeling and enlarging its pffice building and sales rooms at 12th and Locust. ) ~ That this work be done with a minimum of inconvenience to you is Our constant endeavor. 7 , When, during this reconstruction, you call to arrange for electric service, to purchase lamps, appliances, or on other business and have the slightest difficulty. in locating the department you wish, ask one of the floor directors about it—they are there to serve you. | 3 / a _— a i. . a . —— > rw aaa anil . We must now double our customer service floor. Our pretty little ap- pliance shop, with its touch of Old Fifth Avenue, has been torn out. In its place, and taking in the space formerly occupied by the Shubert- Jefferson Theatte, is being created a new customer service floor—design- ed and equipped for a maximum of* Convenience and efficiency in serv-.. ing our customers. Fifteen years ago Union Electric, needing larger quarters, moved from the three story building at Tenth and St. Charles to Union Electric Building, 12th and Locust, and there opened the first store in St. Louts for the exclusive sale of electrical appliances. ¥ engi Gaal hii. ig ta LM ee a ae ne ee eeimenuantamiammemetadaemtmeneteiinie aeipeee ee meee aOR a ert EE OTE 5 ato Even the meager line then available pointed clearly to atime when celec- trical appliances would solve the problem of modern home-making. While this work is going on, we ask your indulgence, for obviously Rapidly new and better appliances it is not possible in these temporary made 'their appearance, our business quarters to give the degree of con- grew apace and our sales space sptead venience we want you to have when out with the increasing demand. you visit us. Ask the Floor Director! His sole duty ts to show you the temporary location of the department you wish to see UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO. _. . 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Schmoll, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 engagement: of M: ss Pearl Was ; announced daughter of Mr. an] bridge luncheon given hy Zumwinke! ef 3652 pective bride at her home. # Cov: es | daughter, Blanche Florence, and -Adrian T. were laid for 16 guests. The wed-'Sgmuel Paul ding date has not been set. and Mrs. and Mrs. P.; Siusacidia 6026 Michigan avence. Mr. Mrs. Max Bernstein of iavenue. “ Ba. at | 5236 the proes-/nounced the engagement Street son of Mr and Kensington avenue have 1n- of the Geffen, son of Mr. H. Geffen of 5611 Etzel —! Hel ene Marie Rickhoff, who wore pink clover taffeta and net of the same shade. A leghorm hat covered with lace, to the hem of her gown completed the costume. Her flewers were 'T ' Jefferson Rarvecns | Items of Social ee From — LL SK SSSSSSSSSES SSE CSTE SSESEE D ehanettenmneenmentemeneeemmmeneme 7 ii iy a pair of boots and a barrél of whisky, So it is said, Henry Shaw bought acres of lands from the Indians. Now Henry Shaw’s country estate is the heart of the city. Kingshighway Hills, a part of the great Shaw estate, is to be a colony of apart- ments. Apartments planned and re- stricted to the end of greater beauty. Lots in Kingshighway Hills are an in-, Just South of vestment opportunity. Tewer Crowe Park en ee KIN GSHIGHWAY HILLS [A Part of the Great Shaw Estate] ’ CYRUS CRANE WILLMORE ORGANIZATION, 737 Boatmen’s Bank Building Phone, MAin 3125-3126 4 the Army Post. pink roses. ‘ and Veraline Nelson, the \ sToom's young sister amd _ the bride’s niece, nespectively. were the flower dressed alike in pale pink gg tte frocks. Heidorn was the ring bearer. bride- Mrs. Moor N. Falls, wife gf Cg. Falls. commanding officer of Jef-' ferson Barracks. will give a tea at For- ‘Edward F. Courtney and Gene) with streamers reaching: bridegroom, and Mr. and Mrs. O.| Apna May Rickhoff served to Billy | terday of the engagement of Miss a their quarters Tuesday afternoon est Nelson. brother’ to the bride, | was best man, andthe ushers were | Walters. Out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mrs. D. Du Bois | of Fort Smith, Ark., aunt of the Ober of Eureka, Ark. In the eve- | ning a reception was given at the church hall. where dinner was | 200 guests, after which dancing followed. ¥ es- was mage Announcement Centinueed en Page 16. INC. : from 4 to 6 e’clock, to Major-Gen- eral Ernest Graves. whe is corn-: , manding the Stxth Corps Area. George W. England, wife of Lieut.-Col. England of Jeffer- ‘son Barracks, gave a card party for Mrs. Charles W. Irion of {"- ‘tawa. DIL. who is visiting~ her daughter, Mrs. Harold L Egan,) wife of Capt. Egan of the post. The guests played cards and were. served ices on porch of ColL England's. quarters, which wes attractively arranged with flowers and ferns. The guests were d@frs. Mior N. Falls, Mrs. Charles W. Irion. Mrs. Haroid L. Egan, Mrs. Huntley, mother of Lieut Daniel Huntjey, stationed at the post; Miss Mary sroaddus, Mrs. Harry VV. =. Mrs. Thomas S. Sinkler and sister, Mrs. Knox. and Mrs. \cpaaley. wife of the Post Adjutant. Mrs.‘ ——_— = Ne UU ML Tn ttm ‘LA A ae RNCEEIRaRI ce nt . the preety Ty wee wert? Miss Margaret Hermessey of “St ‘Louis is a house gue®e of Col. and Wrs. George W. Engiand Miss Hennessey is the granddaughter cf Surgeen-General O'Reilly and (the daughter. of a retired army officer. who is well known as a polo pilay- er. Friday evening a number of ag a SOG SS Ee 2 rere ‘Sup erior Values: ~ ay * - Regular $1.95 ! match $2 Cash—$1 Weekiy Agents for Stands terrific punishment. All-metai trrmmings. Space t “ seul ee Sass’ $ 30 etd. Specialy $5 Cash—$1 Weekly Agents for ef either the ; young people from St. Louis mo- tored out to the quarters of Col. Engiand. A picnic supper, in hon- or of Miss Hennessey, chaperoned by Capt. and Mrs. E. W. McCas- kev, was enjored at the abandoned / emp back of Red Cross Hii’. he guests from the city were Miss : ht Louise Scott and her house guests frem Kansas City. Misses* The phrase “Conrovs alone give Conroy values” is more than a slogan . . . it is an absolute fact. CONROY Lester% A.B. Chase Autopiang Lindeman Avalon Navarre. Starr Kreiter Emerson Kohler & Campbell e=Reproducing Piano 4 Head quarters, 4 = ‘ RULY and without question ones has been ag! cepted forthe past decade - as “Reprodcing F 2 Headquarters.” And, more than ten yéars of observation, experitt tation, and serious study ot the reproducing piano bave yieked us a vast amoune of wahable dat which is available to every for“whiicle no charge chill bs or ms aaa aati chase price. of the h entertair ° l : | Eight of the. famous names opposite this column are’ life available with guaranteed reproducing mechanism. ‘The” measure price range is so wide that irrespective of your income Conroys will equip your home with a ae oducing piano exactly suited to your ds amy strength eliminates brokerage, carryi rr aah alt fabled ¢ amnieee Al allowance for your present imstrument. GONROYS 1100 Olive Owners and Designers of The CONROY WELTE \ Reproducing Piano * THE FINEST.\AND CG sT tig s fT REPRODUCING INSTRUM

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IWEAR, $10 le are finding that godd ons can be bought at © illustrated is an ex- excellent style and ‘the models offered. attractively trimmed nable White Lizard te kid, highyheel, also $10 SAK STOCIINGS $ | .85 or Sheer Weights ‘iety of Colors 3 Pairs, $5.40 yor /E AT. ID*SE t: oo Oo OE EE ARE REE ANE OE ERY I eee an queens: - — ’S BRANCH ») AT EUCLID dren of all ages omen & Children ~ +. OOo: " 329 OLIVE STREET ours: 8:30 to 6:00 Extractions lp | _ “ = - egularly prints MORE WANT Louis newspapers COMBINED. 7 Piano dquarters ~onroys has been ace ° “Reproducing Piano servation, experimen- . producing piano field % valuable data oy customer - - - and is added to the pur- . fx site this column are cing mechanism. ‘The ctive of your income with a reproducing irements. sired. Conroys un- s brokerage, c ir nature. A liberal iment. INSTRUMENT. Pad prance oe — Beye i Fao a. a > eS = > * SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 13, 1926 HE throngs attending the notable Piano recitals are a fine testimony of the extent to which admiration for musical genius prevails. That such brilliant perform- ances may actually be brought within the compass of one’s own home is one of the marvels of the times. This amazing achievement is the Reproducing Piano. When you consider the imagination and understanding, appreciation and interpretation, coordination and touch, soul and personality entering into the playing by a great musician, and that these realities are at one’s command in a Reproducing Piano, truly here is a gift transcendent in scope of enjoyment and bestowment of happiness. The wedding gift of a Reproducing Piano is intrinsically of the highest order, but of its extraordinary value for entertainment and of its resources for happiness « ’ of its lifelong companionableness ’ » who, indeed, shall set a measure on its worth! The beginning of many yeurs of happiness, enhanced by fellowship with the world’s: master musicians The Reproducing Piano THE PEERLESS WEDDING GIFT The Reproducing feature, of which there are three or four makes, is obtainable only in high grade Pianos ’ ’ of makes nationally known as fine products of the Piano maker’s art. This restriction is necssary because the recordings by great pianists must be reproduced on instruments with the musi- cal capacity to repeat exactly and faithfully every tonal value and every shade of expression so that the recital by the Reproducing Piano is indistinguishable from that of the original performance. The Reproducing Piano is therefore not only invaluable in bringing into a home Piano concerts by renowned musicians, but it also endows the home with a notable make of Piano, for hand playing in the usual way. All that your daughter, niece or fiancee has ever dreamed of in musical instruments is inherent in this creation of genius, which at a gesture brings forth the actual playing by the world’s great pianists. Reproducing Pianos may be bought wherever strictly high grade Pianos are sold. Cash or convenient terms. Any Piano will be accepted in part payment at a satisfactory valuation. PLAY MORE MUSIC | a "7 x ’ eth hos ea maul 0s dts ‘ . - 4 by 4 . P wi i ‘ nonmmanaas « ER RR te Nt A ATL SS EN IE Ri A I NS TA OY A ECO OE CL ELL GILLS PBL BE LENS: 7 iid Ee - - ~ ~~ Mane yo nie te en

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Oe 6 AAR ty gl Ae he? ete tg rn dis Re pian at Pe wile his, ste ee 5 PAGE 16_ ne Recent Weddings C DRESS | SALE! »- ( encinued Prem Page 14. a Barth, daughter of Mr. anu Mrs. Louis IL. Barth of! l Las Buy one Dress and get elede avenue, to Edward Everett sa Ra ta eee = another for ic. itesened Jr. son E. Harwood of Trenton, T -—** > | 7 ; ,¢ it a luncheon given ie bor” . : = > +h wo i, 1012 N. GRAND of the prospective bride a e P - - Bet. (aii : ; . ™ . . oe st Park Hote ww mung wil ake p Aus 5 a Second } ry he Cutmura, 5 for tthe 25¢ Packer ~ Var. 5 tor ils Sth Packer's Liquid Tar 5 2c Resipeol. 3S tor epi bs then 2h. = for Lith la Mar Reducing. 5 for foe Cocoa Camtile, 3 for 2m Germichial 11%. 3 for ihe Zev t& > fer po $1.50 Woltf-Wilson's Olive Onl (Castile. full t-lb. bar an $1.25 Lady Esther 4-Pur- pose Cold Cream 98c Creams and Lotions Sih Catlin’ = Qumee Seed 5th Resall Coki Crm... *,-lb. can, Sic Milkhwoed Crean 3Sa&- and 79c St Anecelus Lemon Cream 7 oe { reali -"c and Si3c Pomdi =~ Vani-hing Sie Pormpoman Nia~sage (reat re DP & KR. Cod Cream 39, Dik Theatrical Cream, [b. can ih -pring Maiti Benzom and Almond Lantion > the Nasiimoia (Cream 3 amd 7% Sitio Buomeilla Clay tParbe~ re. hs o> VW. WW. Benzoin and Almond Lotion =o sarncd \}ervepane! Sth wh Ha-~cl Hand Lotion 1 Him ~ Hlomes he : Pt Extension Cords boauall 1 (b- Tenard lomath will any sOochet 49 sale pr =. Irom ¢ormls: 6-foo 49c Big Ben Alarm Clocks Ree $3.25 value $2.69 Cigar Specials Weottt-Wilwonm ~ Hagpabrnads levsaget hh sale virte “t cam of Vo ‘EM Me Boar Pipe~ cui to senreco Tooth Paste 3 at White Tooth Pa 28c Soe Revelation Tooth Powder >” = MS, ~te. > Lyons Tooth Powder =e 25¢ samitol Tooth Powder or Puste 3 for Soe squibb for —_—— Mavis Talcum It has an irresistible ovale rT =: in 18e > aT? *. Si ibe} conan ty the Regular $2.00 Meiba Fleurs art clecorate«t. 89c Dowmble € ompact-, lus onrtinued Puttertis 4 Side in gino Tar Gar- fas Esc 4 ment Bag iy E ~49c REDEX CEDAR BAGS tivereome!t ise ; ay 50 ~ :* tr.) al r S Pr Vite his deve hen bd beta ofl Dirlove :| Baby Talcum * pimove 7 35¢ | Filling Eye Prescriptions All Eye Prescriptions Filled Department Are Dispensed in Orange-Colored Dustproof Boxes Whtch Contain Individual Spaces for Both Eve Pre- scription and Eye Dropper. Wolff-Wilson’s Adopted Thes Style of Package for All Eye Prescriptions of This Nature for the Reason That They Are Most Sensitive to Light and Easily Affected by Dust and Expesure. Over 2,000,000 Prescriptions Filled to Date. “A Running Stream Stays Fresh.” Beechnut, Wrigley’s P-K’s and Spearmint Doubiemint, Juicy Fruit, Tea- berry. Yucatan, Chiclets, Bee- Gum. Bor of 20 pgs... 99C _ Our Optical Dept. bars Is Your Guarantee of l. ye Prices. 2. Service tin Our Prescription “Especially Made" There's a Reason. th 4&2 Washington tinmis 3. Efficiency Monday, Wednesday, Thursday J Tuesday, BIFOCAL, READING AND SEWING GLASSES tu Frame. ' he~e i‘ vinniete WA Wolff-Wilson’s Summer Specials bp-om salt- » th- Hire ~ Root Beer Extract 1 De Nature’~ Reme:ls 2 he cc. Oe Hires ¢C-simaer Ale Lxtract 1% Mentholatum 2te. i322. THR Si.20 Pinkham ~ Vegetable ie : Compound SMe Cahiwells syrup Pep-ia s , ~ Si.00 Miles’ Nervine 79 fac. S60 Red Devil Roach Powder Herp: Hair Tomie 37c¢. Tbe toc. Dae Damderue 236 fice S3¢ Peterman = Roach Powder ‘ *o. « $1.00 Mainieen Hair Tomiie 7% ‘ ide, 39 M : wih f.0tc Roach Powder i vetra Lamiseievetiagnt - so} - > _- . . i - ah bihay = Reach Powder. 37 a ae rh Say Tih Phomp-on = Roach Powder Black blag Roach Powder oe 2) ot Phillip~ Milk Magnet. 30 is Se 7 Beorte: Vected. th > ee Si.50 Van E ~~ Hair Tome $1.19 Piit € baat fis apaitolerte ~ Ve ~ ; for $23.50 beers. for roth Li ST DBreoame seitver a. tac. Oe St.) Paso, with -pray S'.19 “warnp Roo ive. Die Moth KBall- = ta £2 Sir Nuxated tron To Peecheer White Cleanes 1 Ss.) sequibh’= California Onl? A Great Sale of POCKET KNIVES Various patierns—2, 3 or 4 blades. Reg. $1 values. 59c Come Early het Get the Choice Pick. Paimolive Soap 23c 8lc Lar Zarry (AaAnt~ Thermos Nickel Corrugated Bottle i: 2-Pint $1.69 Turkish Bath Towels, 23c 3 for 65c:; $2.50 Dozen tl cool - -~ eee ——— Setiemeeenenl ee | ae ee ee 7 ee ee a see — ee : — — lif il {fed ' i VY ; ail Orders Promptly Filled— -Add 10 F ARR’S Gray Hair Restorer An Article for Women Onl! v “How to Retain Your Beautiful Hair” Farrs Gray Hair Restorer is by no means a dye, but a most reliable prep- aration that has graced the market for many years, Which can be used with- out ary hesitancy on the part of the user to restore gradually the hair to its natural color. to be used in $1.00 Bottle, Farr’s er junction with All Shades above restorer in order to obtain the best re- sults. Sale price con- the 44c ——- rs Re For toilet and bath: ; : ; "4 full pound 2 R ae : 5c $1 Pond’s Cold or Vanishing Cream 73¢ Superior Marcel Waver = client ifi- ‘.-pound jar (new sivie package ) cally con- Sructed - oO » this Waver will ctve per- fect Satisfaction. Ys te: ae $1. Spring Maid | Saint Loui Suburba: Beach Resor Spring Maid | A teaspoc in bath delightfully narcissus, and red price .. — Complexion Pew A heaxy 3 acts gently on = as a mild att trees in th : at Gua —out under the clear spring water of Pool. Carry- | All : Cases ber week-end« —run be sed “as 4 Mu Im- mins + rubber lined —s“aule price. 5c | Spring Maid Complexion Powder You ile can -elect shade of —in the Beach Club Pavilic —Club Service for Food am Refreshments. On the Veranda—in th: _ moonlight. —the Beach Clab Orchestr. —Harry Hoffman, directing Every Evening. Dining —in the Cabin Table d' Hote Dinner. . . $2.0 SEAT CO Made ef best wiehker straw te be used im, m achines=.. picnics, bali gzamex. eut- inas and ex- *urstens. Reecular $1 Valac. sale Price QE “pring Waid Powder he-s “Princ Maid Pealixh 1%: “Miew Nail Poltel 26a i020 “Mirror Nail Polish 2te f a €Cutex Preparations 2 6 $1.08 Cutex Manicure “ts Sie $1.68 (mex Complete Manicure “ets $1.29 a. ) Cutex Gramps Mantcure $1.98 —. 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CER PP ETM tek eet! ee coe tee a gy ee aot eae I ee OR ee Ae Rep ee og s ee SEO ast Bt 2 Ba est ra west Bg p . tg t ; 2 + ? ’ - ze a ey 5 ‘aw Beat "5 es” Wat A ee ae “4 ytd > Sears pie Sp oe A 7 eek, ae - . ?, a 2 ie , ad 4 . iia ’ 3 : ~ 5 Oa > + >. ~ Pere yo = a. eS: “ : RAS es : ; oe p ee iar ae A SNe ee Ma _ aS, ‘ as ~. .. _ 5 - " , Le V5 , : ne : ‘aa v . 7 “i ae oe , rn tag REE ‘ wey ah. . : ae * ie anal oy Hy . me , — era $s, j mA wan Resi : + a wR - . i Fenway Whole Cen 4 Chocolate-Cov = : DART SEVE) | ae’ ait abies “eiaiinale oe er Ragan = SEVEN ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926. | PAGES 1-4C | ompcotiee yeaa L EATING MEN ELECT OFFICERS SUITS IN FN INN | Goo d R oads EEE . Seta Refreshing days : { i. wpm et = SAS i BANKERS’ LIFE | Coot ni a " [aa TRAVEL and RESORTS (G9 _—— 23c and 79¢ (Coronado last Thursday night: Every ono ' : , , : . NED SY 7 iG, Gross president; Horace “ond . a president, ‘T. Schroder, secre- | : ee ; tary. and S. A. Merrill, treasurer. | recreation - >. ——————————— ——————— 44c SH Foam’ | Mt was announce d at the meeting | ee . iP Nt = 25 ee e agli ane lilies any >. AAA MU. My ae - . (hy iF > Ds NY A \? Shampoo ie now affiliated with the National : .-, HM. yn weak if 4 Ne ep ‘ SOX , Will brighten the hair aga Mee! BUTN®® Association. United States Supreme y\" a any eZ Cruise the lake boulevards to . : Su riage = Court of Appeals Rules oT pS mn ie - a i aug, Mackinac aes _— = _ bes | ° L > Technical Jurisdictional ‘9 wd py i SS ee ‘cpaontal sake eg = eee Saint Louis ‘Question ps oe I i d 3 Summer at ee ge narcissus, jasmin, N FSG | ana rea “rose” lee ES burban OTHER SUIT STILL * in in ome Mountains s afi Back Mi ] A Mi é peer +: Beach Resort. IN LOWER COURT OR DIVERSITY of scenery and entertainment —for real motoring delights over good roads Missouri Policy Holders Al- through refreshing, invigorating air, the Mountain | country has no peer. Spring Maid Cold Cream —— Powder HE one city all the world wants to visit—the most 2 ‘ ; | ‘ WI > gO , talked about city in the world—has now become the A heavy Powder Sy lege Directors o Favor . y ) 4° ee Ma ee rt Ra ae Mecca of Summer vacationists. Miami's maay attractions for oily skins: i C , H B Scenic grandeur—world famous—meets you at oo F J _S ee Oh Ot Gen oe a Winter resort ore famous. ite marvelens growth Odds deen « ' ie onversion ave een every turn. What could be more inspiring than the oo ’ eid ee “ — y : _ eye — amg? | 04 7 to its magnetic power. a > a, 4 . : Visit Miami, in its sub-tropical setting, this Summer. cream base. Pu ' Promised Personal Com- panorama from Pikes Peak or from the many vantage Eaiey is wot bechiia teens rboating, golfing, dustless celal 31 00 wa | 1881 points in Rocky Mountain National Park? And, of | av | , t motoring and the most exciting fishing in the world. Con- priced at q . missions. course, Yellowstone and Glacier Parks offer incom- — maple Sie ae : stant trade winds, from the Gulf Stream, give @ pleasure Catlin’s Mi ~ 7; & a & | parable scenic delights to every visitor. And nearer gg. @“£ “FF &% | | able coolness, day and aight. atlin's Mineral Oil ic \NUAES NS ee © 4 5 i Excursion Rates by (Liquid Petrolat | ©& ; CHICAGO, June 13.—A_ techni- door recreation. s Bz 49 Eee sso. — Ocean Steamers and Railroads q ” um) Le ! ‘“ ;cal flaw has ousted from Federal ie | a Come by speedy ocean steamers direct to Miami from New A high-grade product that i faa e - Setsed ee wo Na ee - vg) These are but a few of the alluring attractions See Al me | York, hear neca 2 vi poe quear. bo — oy . acts gently on the system Mi yo ee eee which should appeal to you. San Isabel Forest, Se BY | fast trains from Midwestern a tern points. a © eee, ,. /nois Bankers’ Life Association 1) our nearest ticket office. - ae | ie , 7 aesiekt tn converdian-teem on ine. | Bryce Canyon, the Great Falls of Montana, the “Lake oe s s > Hotel 3 \} sessment plan insurance company | Country” of Idaho—these and countless other places ! i \ pecial Summe | ~~ \ Rates Now Prevail to an old-line company. ef scenic beauty await you. } . iami de he five leading cities in hotel ri M id | Pa de 3 sive ie ind . . | , 7 ye ot ottractivg rates. § ©. $3.00 to $5.00 per day; doubie, , ng al ' | Peals has dissoly ed the injunction | So plan now. Send the coupon below for your per person, $2.50 to $5.00. Many accommodations at even less. D teeta: Gaakr aaa abe free up-to-the-minute road map. Check the states GOODRICH CRUISES Ps " Fall details and free booklets upon request 7 ) > . _ e orant | Orla on the ground that no one of you want and mail today. y Gr y MIAMI CHAMBER of COMMERCE For excessiy x F |the policy-holders has the required la cen Ba | MIAMI, FLORIDA excessive pep —out under the trees in the $3000 interest in the company. And wherever you go—fill the tank and crank- 2 y ‘piration, not at all clear spring water of Crystal | There remains in Judge Fitz- case at the old reliable Conoco sign—the symbol of delightful days Round Trip sticky and docs away Pool Henry's cour ae e | : | ys court the suit of anothe: over 40 years’ experience in the petroleum industr with body odors. Sale a group of stockholders, from Mis- P y- s. s. INDIANA 8. s. CAROLINA = ONE price, | cing souri, chiefly St. Louis, who, — Fane ogg 5 via Escanaba $17 WAY ae enineh . : + days, 2 Lv. Tuesdays, 2 p. m. bottle | * Beach Club Pavilion through Hill & England, St. Louis CO Mon a og See for Food and attorneys, allege that the five di- NTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Be Fedor ob. mag on pte Meals and Berth Refreshments rectors of the company havg sup- Producers, Refiners and Cruise June 28. —— Included . ported the conversion plan _ be- , fendi: ek tens momee O' tne Verandawin the cause they have been promised Be Marketers 3 SUMMER RESORTS EN ROUTE wicker xtra cae fa $70,000 apiece it they deliver over itents,Cotorale, toate, Keven, ie sar EPHRAIM WASHINGTON 5 to be used in. eee 5 aia) decd dl aptece 1ey deliver over S, , . 5, j~ — oo a 2 vs dihion ‘ Music the sy Paagpe which has more than pati irony jt ge Pe a STURGEON BAY SISTER BAY ISLAND MANISTIQUE pienties, ball aii ' e«the Beach Club Orchestra $9,000,000 of assets and more than | ‘ily. a h WwW ’ hi gon, oi aRro- iis: ‘aigihe an | Harry Hoffman, directing $100,000,000 of insurance in force. | fa, Ulan, Washington and Wyoming. Evening Dances—Hostesses in Charge of Social Activities ings and ea- oes Le | pos Every Evening. rhe weg company, organized to | A wonderful ride up the lake mente happy a of eS ap 9 ve — cursions. take over the business is the IIli- | Beautiful Green Bay, Historic Wild Washington Island, Escana - = ren te ae ly nois Bankers’ Life Assurance Co.. Geutincsted O80 Cemsses. Ore Port, Manistique, in the Famous Copper pe oe the mn gh er cca : ~—*79¢ has the same set of directors : * Denver, Colorado. Dept. 33. of Mackinac Island. Luxurious accommodations. Rest and recreation. Excelien as 3 sale Price te the Cabin the old company. However. the ‘ iow. me free up-to-date road maps of states checked! meals. Faultlees service. Write for Goodrich Cruise Booklet fully describing trips. re-insurance plan is attacked on _j Kansas-Missour! ()} Colorado C) Idahe ELECTRIC FANS ES Dinner. ar ‘the ground that its terms will re- NV ]] © Argansas-Octahoms =) Montana ©) Nebraska Daily and Double Daily Service to West Michigan ; . , [) New Merico [) Utah Washington Real Fans With a Real Club Luncheon ‘ sult in the surrender of a large | _ Write for ‘West Michigan Vace- P : amount of insurance in force. ‘ v0 P Breeze. A la Carte Service sR a RB a ae Spots Traffic New Tariff Law in Ee adie. Outings whee nr eisen nomen, Sane Es, an ==————— See Your Local Railroad Ticket Agent or Tourist Bureaus | min the Resort Park every * asa = It — ha | facility for the full enjoyment | Ir®* CxO on on al excentinne | MAMAN — GOODRICH TRANSIT COMPANY _ : products with several cxceptions, (16 GAN ff of a day in the open. ha cukenininnaaaaien onbeat ee or Travel and MR erorts Ae City Office: 104 S. Clark St. Telephone Randolph 6460 - And the Beach es eee ere ps ae a : Docks: GCOUDRICH Abeer traw. The sw t riff law wit! £0 | — - 3 ea “ey J 9” air aittact Yale 1... Thehs will bo « “ ae on Municipal Pier . pean on Lake Michigan —will be open soon—watch (into effect July 1. , If AM 1 for announcement. large increase in import dutics. —— ie Ay —_— = J AWIOTE Crvstal a KivazeP - Be re LINES y The Old Piantation a). OW ) ~~ be Lake Chicken Farm arn Be eek eest Ms, | Cool Nights and Mild Days! . refreshen and ond Regular $6.50 Star-Rite 8-inch 6 ee Se a rg ee y ' : Poe ~ days that hold forth opportunity for ig ac babes asi ¢ ery } : 22 every sport to dalishe es cans eae Siraignt ban. .. eee . | ‘ binge ne — ; . % Regular $10.00) 10-inch | Chicken, Steak and Frog Leg NY wae 8 eet 7 — a) seekers: —swienm a aaa boating, fishing, ae ee et enn ee ow ee ee ea SS gr Sie... . cama | ~The kiddies are just, || a= | Seonees one acy oe bar. ~ ithe’ ; sica entertainmen / ; ' _Oscilliating Fan a oe Denny Bese every ovauins | yl crazy about thesa : ns | . A place you will be giad to bring ———= Water Coolers: Peoples Bus Service ae” enbahedh wife or sweetheart. on tne Dea at It’s cool in Detroit gy non | from Delmar and es DANCING—ORCHESTRA Be ‘ol ok 2-58 in the morning on the hour; Route 12 and 13 from east end o ‘ 'ey= water. Fit tig afternoon and ‘ervaitg on the Free Bridge A’ ] A N IC CI y noe at the Wo 7 against ice ‘4 x half hour. 88th & State St. i alry ine. Bright, box. Sale Sites on Edgemont, IIl. Mother enjoys it, too, with baby safe and contented on rooms, swept by 8 for $1.25 | Phone reservations, Midway 511 —_ — of — while dad and the older children "9 | : ‘ chase around in the surf. It’s rest and relief for her cool breezes trom Monarch ; a — ss to bask in the sun, to watch the bathers, beach troit River * . ay} . , Therm-a-Jug_ Be , d eae sae promenaders and boardwalk crowds, to scrape ac- the Detrol vel > : | | : resort aid cesevt cowrne of der Ouorl ‘ _fiue i? a | ; iy Asacietion. ’ Keeps fonds and ; | Travel an Resorts secon with other mothers, or to find herself deep and Lake St. Clair. if | | Plarpeunds rer long periods. SSF : wi —— ST ee ond ~ a Indispensable for =—= — | 731 the ante owner, _ r | — There are numerous other great attractions for young o lind f » ¢e » [EE hunter, fisher: lS | 4 » ble klets “ae ! | S0de {runt mies, Theee Lakes, Wis. '( 1OUS te SERVE im many Unes, r add

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SAdedbecd cecnctintaos RRS bs") ed ate Si asec ene ie ss TIE 5 ERI Oe a oo! See ; t. ad 4 ne OS BE ti al oe oe | He a oe te “ ou \ =: yt ra? a = Jenks, Seay eee ” s x - “sr —e ¥ satan _ 01 . bet . acd os eee x a“ . ~ . = i gi te Apa cs aad ls RNS Dr = cae 2 8 presi whee rye a. senate ok snag Pee, a% Ly rises Sore 2 vet * Wir AE ts caer ete Paresy ae er . 2 Pe Bara? of > Ret S ae ; ee eee Ht beak > of ae h Rs a eres! Tt PSS ee ar ee» bs we . ns ¥ a » 4) pedo BARA. Se ee ee Sy tahoe sthe © abe Myre Shut SEAR 2% Bee pes 4 i Fe RE PETERS v Nega-ts eee €% B z ‘hee — : Ds ee . > arty Baseptol oi) 2) ine ght gr PS 7 ry op . . - ee ht ewe aa el) Cees - ._ . . ened ¢ A © raintis ates. Cafe . es . * . s a os 2 . s Oe ” @raaé ‘Maven, Serine ‘tehe take Miehigan ‘ottages, hetels. Refined For ‘lhustrated patronage "hat makes us different Commerce, heoklet Write Tri-Cities Chamber of Grand Havel. Mich. a FROM ST. LOUIS An unusual opportu- nity to visit New York at small cost—and you can stop over in Wash- ington, Baltimore or Philadelphia without extra charge. The vacation trip that you havealways looked forward to, now made possible by this special low fare. — Modern equipment, good meals and courteous service will help to make your trip enjoyable. Tickets on sale daily to November 30 inclusive. Fer: nformetron and reservetrons, ap- piv to loca/ ticket agent or eddress E.D. AINSLIE Assistant Genera! Passenger Agent 434 Boatmens Bank Building Phoce: Main 5320 cc LC AS peceseunsacaensseouveneseseeeeeseness* [eeaseasesesssedeeeeeeeeseoesseeueessesescoseereeeseees Fee RIDE THE SKY TRAILS OF ADVENTURE LAND , National Park Open June 15 to Sept. 15 Sure-footed are the mountain horses that will Carry you along the flower-bordered trails of Glacier National Park. Even the most timid of city bred persons rides them confidently. And horseback, after all, is the ideal way to see and enjoy this lake-jeweled, Rocky Mountain million acres in its em tirety. The cost is by no means high. Low Round Trip Summer Fares The scenic, low-altitude, river-course route of the historic Great Northern Rail way reaches all of America’s supreme Adventure Land— including Glacier National Park and the Pacific Northwest. Low Round Trip Summer Fare tickets are good on The ENTIRELY N Oriental Limited. as well as other fine Great Northern trains. Inquire today. GREAT NORTHERN a dependabie railway SSSSSSSSSCSSCSSCSSSSSsessesesesssesesy C. O. Layten, Trepveding Passenger Agent. 517 Beatmen’s Bank Bidg.. St. Leuis. Va. Phene Garfield 0451 Let me heave cest and other infermation on e@ trip to Glacier Nationa! Park thie Summer. 1 am interested in = General Tour of Park © Burlington Bentsted Teurs Mail or phone Neme -——— ee eee eee we oe ? 5 5 a s S s 5 s 8 s s 5 S 7 The POsT-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT ADs than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. ss = The Lond of Ten Thousan Sige i § ie +.) ‘ei > ; nef Lakes Hear the whispering of cool } lapping of clear | to +-Minnesota. i ‘to the playground of if you chcose, swim, gail, cance. Cool dars and cooler nights, invigarating breezes and Dcuyant waters assure vou a healthful and a joyous holid Ceme to Minnescta. Here you Mav live the carefree life in open, far from trammeils of civiuization or dwell in one of the Many modern hotels that nestle lose to the shores of her beautifu! lakes, +h 84... aon | Motor up and enjoy the thou- sanads ef miles of perfect highwars State and city camp sites abound while rou are never more than a short run from a comfcrtabdle re- sort hotel. Write todar for beautifu! vaca- tion bookle€ and up-to-date road map. I em Gemdmch beats or tie Wrote for hookiet and WALTER RK. KEMP emtag’* Reautif! light tennis. Michigan 1 r ASKA STATE PaRKE Medeon Cabin amidst virgin pines © Sinndeete | Ianneh : or Pome Booklet _ CHEROKEE LODGE On the f Wh Lake Reanut ake Mi, -higan. i2 modern with hot and cold running water. feet private heach, 69 acres of woods. Al! attra Addresea R. A. FIFE, Prop... Montague. Mich. thea lL. near rooms ‘= ba resort eTions, 4 e.) # me m a ’ Vee 7 » . er | ire it = a € « rat * : > or re) “xy Wer e242." x Z. * “ita “ ae “sy ete, ‘. a » =" Steamship Tickets—All Lines—At Tariff Rates. European Tours, Moderate Prices and De Luxe. THE COSMOPOLITAN TOURS CO. ~ a con Two thousand miles on the ever-changing, pictur. esque St. Lawrence River’ Can you imagine @ more delightful vacation than such a trip? You will gasp with surprise at the grandeur of the giant Capes of the Saguenay. You will gaze with awe at our own Niagara Falls. every moment spent in historic Montreal quaint Quebec. You will delight in the beauty of the Thousand Islands. It’s a trip that will rege ~ you, entertain you and educate you. The cost ig only $193.50. It includes al] expenses for the finest accommodations. A tour leaves every week, -~ The Cosmopolitan Tours Company offers many other fascinating vacation trips—to the East, Yellowstone Park. Grand Canyon, California, Ca- nadian Rockies, Alaska, Colonia! Virginia. Write, Telephone or Call for RED BOOK cf Complete Information on Delightful Vacations. F. E. Landmeier St. Louis Representative 105 North Fourth St. ; ating ; 2s anc gos Mo DS anere courtesy and hospitality prevail. a s Wrive for races -_— How Sorina. Me eeaeengoorneess no pe emt _ iiag" . fu! le screened. on hong beating, catioemng. ; miles from St. Lewis Address Box 637. tic fehing- .. Highway. Colonial Heads: meiatoana F Mo. - - Yuarbe TOURISTS WELCOME CRARLES SANSONE. Pres. You will enjoy =o 5 ba FO De Oo iia as 3 ‘: Gangway for Cool Boat Trips Take the Illinois Central to Chicago; walk up the gang-plank, a passenger on one of the big lake boats that dock at the Munici- pal Pier; locate a comfortable steamer chair on the hurricane deck; look out across the huge expanse of white-capped waves; and give the coal breezes a chance. A trip to South Haven, Holland, Benton Harbor, Mackinac Island, Saugatuck, Mus- kegon, Manitowoc or any of the other lake resorts of Wisconsin or Michigan will give you a new lease on life. 4 All-Steel Trains Daily to Chicago Davli Chicago Special t Special pepular 6*-hour "rain Chicago Express Diamond Special The Smest overnight tran in the world In addition to thefamous Library-Lounge carand the de luxe Salon-Buffer car. the all-stee] ecuip- ment of these trains includes odservaticn parior cars, Open secticn drawing-room sleeping cars and chair cars. Famous [linois Centra! dining service; courteous personnel; on-time arrivais. For tares and reserustions, ask City Ticker Miice. 124 N. Broadway Phone Garteid 1°? U ates Stamen Ticket ‘ Om: ©. 1@th and Marne: Ste... 9:30 p. m. 11:48 p. m. _M Asmstant G Sanevel Pasvengey Agent Tutnets Contrai Rauirond 910 Pianters Blag.. = hates Si. p Sew @ ang room rere tenn ing ettages boa ing fishing - ail Oace—nlf- » thi Alwar “write Mrs. © Jerome. ¥ ~omade with _ «leetrictty Fr. BROCK MAN. > SUMMER RESORT spend Your Vacation im the Orarks fom St. Lettie on the met Higcwayr On 14. Bathing rar tac mittee a TaecRtion « ' Hiking. Tenis, 5 Roreehack Riding. The best of heme cooking. Electricity, Radia, For information or reservations, write C. L FOX, CUBA, MO. miles frem Jereme ty river. L. SHAFFNER Bex 64. plies. we. Jerome (Mo.) RESORT In the Ozarks For every vacatioe desire a "¢ Po] chestrs. Cc P- mpi te Geos

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~POST-DISPATCH RESORT AND TRAVEL DIRECTORY ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PTY TTT TTITT? ihe dees dione ha SOCeeeeceeeeeasegeeeee Seereeeseeece ee SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - LE LLL EL OLE EO LE EI eet eaten aie ae 6 om w= —_— > eb -ears ee SHCHLOST TREKS HECHT CEST ET FHS STORES SOOT RCOe ESE DESeEBOEE eS EES ee ae Pe epee oe en eee - — - ——_— —_——— a — . —— fp ne % 0-4 ees eeeee ee em es ee A ee em eee A A I —-> — -Ge ow - tare _ —_ —— —a — ———m e+ 4 bet ns ee soe hd hhh hhh neds debbh bv bhbhoh dst bbhtapiibsddidtiis TL Liliiiiintiitintiirinirirnr eee CORT COOES CEES POORER EEORDEDS ES SESEDOSEOSSLEDRODEES SEED SAERE CARDS SEDEDI ORR OEES Pes ceteageeceeepetens TT STI a I NS — A pr J Aap Ly 200 0000 099000 C0909 9299800? 000: oot geseoes seeeee . oe pee « oom Saad sams pe ea tits Pte ce ae aS tJ ae bag Biden, Xo > rs > 7 ~ 2% ~ 5 ir at a eS Fa wae ge ce ees ~~~ errr aa ' : ttn Meh © ae eet & —— ene ee wae ee eee ——— eeeeseces rr trenee-ete eee EEE >... Attiitttttttttpitbtribbbbtbbbbbtitbbiitteilll lll Trit yy ee SS en -e ———— = a ee JUST OFF THE BEATEN ratR: -MISSOURI- _— DREST LAKE RESORT [7 — senate; ; peeee + | SARATOGA PARK : i miles north of Chi all Rpgittecn ae aulifel lapsed a Pag persis Feast of The Osarks” : ht fishing bathin hik oe electrie n Ajl eottages and equipment brand 4 2 aon te grad dan We lectr "its NM hole golf course. outdoor ° nis, golf. Not fashionable but homelike, ming pool. Write far rates. SARATOGA 8 . PARK co., Wills w Springs. Mo vec ME COOKING! CHICKEN DINNERS, — -ottages, room, board, June. ‘1; July-Aug., $18, $25- $3. $4 pe housekeeping cottages, located shore in woods near hotel. completely ‘nished. Booklet. St. a | . . it . oe eeeraneen eer mocere collars vith shower » B. “RI, Campbelisport, Wis, i an ooking. Moderate prices. — | Smith, Taneycomo, oO. " ’ —— iS paroid A. ~ — . ra a : , BEAUTY SPOT OF THE OZARKS AGOGAMI LODGE On the Gasconade, cooking: fresh vegetahbics and ¢. apring water; no mosquitoes: in- dividual eottagcs, fully screened ; elec- b Nini) i aseneanese**) ¢ i —— his: bathing. boating, canoeing. a a: 117 miles from St. Louis on . and 14 Highway. Address Box 632, i} Rolla, Mo. ‘ Colonial Hotel 39 Where courtesy and hospitality prevail. Springfield. Mo. a | “The Gatewar of the Ozarks’ TOURISTS WELCOME sver-changing, pictur- Can you imagine a = ; Map ty D : ?> “ =—-\ FERRY DOCK CASINO|/}} BAND by ot _ Oa BRIDGE TO DETROIT Hy Baas VILLION tear gram ae “6 licnic Saou h/) ae most zoo : FERRY B + fy / me §=6DeAULITUL — G// \ITENNIS Ti MLETIC| | BA reer Islar 1d }! d! k , = e in the World e Sacred cows from India... furry Polar bears... brilliant pheasants ... strange fish... a paradise of wor ie" _ flowers. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SEIZED WHISKY TO HOSPITALS! "=" army, Forty Barrels of Rye Accepted by Army Surgeon-General. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, June 12.— Perty barrels of rye whisky, “rare hibition agent liquor and tested 120 proof,” have Tampa Been accepted by Major-General tured it. d, Surgeon-General and will be turned over navy and marine stitutions. | was made by the pro- | charge of the. woe ~ “your E See HAIR 3 OF canon Gold Crowna of your rupture. Thousands recommend | ae se it. Mething Hike it for rupture. You re- Any sufferer from piles—_ $10 UP - awa e : Re GEUNE | once cas stite teceenst. ee Ge ee SUMMER COLDS And other discomforis relieved by eliminating _products of your system. Drink and Bathe in Beicher Mineral Sulpher Ww BELCHER HOTEL and TURKISH BATHS me ny , PILES CURED © invention fer the rational relief and cure. OR COSTS YOU NOTHING ‘eeive immediate relief and results at q 0 healed without reking penny. «Just | nothing. write and & you com ; HER nome treatment absolutely FREE. lf sat- = og eo wa. isfied send $1, otherwise you owe abso | | §01 Pine St.. 2d Fieer. St. Leuis. Hours: 10 to 3 (Saturdays. 3:30 to 5 P.M.) , sutely om fs R. DARLINGTON, Peeper e es Cee Pe EE ee FD rice. Exceptionally fine walnut oe a ‘$3 35° Heavy grade, with soft, deep pile. New patterns in mich colorings. First quality $50 value. 6x9 Velvets....$16.50 Sanford’s Seamless Velvets in new pat wl Heavy linen fringed ends $2 Velvet Stair Carpet Per Yd. $1.25 Heavy, deep pile Velvet Carpet, in stair or hall width. $2.50 value. Linoleum Rugs $16.75 9xl2 burlap-back cork hnoleum room eize Rugs, in bea: utiful patterns. Al! pertect. $25 value Many Other Rugs Reduced A! —IOr Console Model, Wainut-Finish a 24 XTRA size 48-inch Console Mode! Chest, wm walnut fimsh: genuine CEDAR hned. Ornamented with beau- ttul floral spray in soit natural colors. $49.75 walue. . waits AN ~ x +4. seth ab reed! M, ebbb eee bie ptag, ‘eed oh bidet! eg 3-Piece Karpen Fiber Bed Suite +3 9: Sage the sun parler inte a spare Sudrecm when umexpected guests arrive - amd arm rocker to match, made bv Chatr ad rocker have 9a automohile edi Upholstered in f:gured cretonne Conventent Credit Terms —— davenport-bed, Serpe” in ade brown fiber cushions, spring A mT TT et Oe ee eee Sn, Be Ee he SS ee - PEL ERII TITIES IT UT ~ ale for the June Bride And her Married Sisters Tweeter n fee ee eee ee Bk. OD DE ee 8 ee : 1On> a a ee a ee ee ee ee Nine floors of Super-Values 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite WONDERFUL walue tor the bride who must wat We purchased these Suites at a rock-bottom price, hence the oon sale : timish amd high-grade workmanship HS Suite that ord:narily would cost $185 m robe and vanity, while present stock RASA ADELE SII Ia IIT LAG -- ¥ We Grve and | ARASASSITITIT) Convenient Credit Terms ~~ tveue Eagle Stamps C2 OEE OU EE HHO E EEE EEE TEE Oe CEOS SESS ESSE NES SNES SHE EW UWE EO eee NEUES EEUU N YUU MEE ES EN eEE EEE N EL eNUNEE, ranged. Featured are the latest Furniture styles at low prices and on terms to suit your own particular requirements. You can fit out your home at far smaller cost than you thought was necessary. i ], UNE Brides—this sale was arranged especially for you—but your married sisters—Brides of other Junes—are also invited ’ to attend and participate in the many savings we have ar- kb NE of the most desirable of living-room Suites—gives maximus service and appearance at minimum cost. The davenport be a full-size coil spring bed and includes a fine mattress pad. Thet shown above, have loose cushions with deep spring upholstery ered with combination plain “and tigured velour. Pay Just Like You Buy Your Home A Small Sum Each Month RAPAPAPARAPARARAPARA Convenient Credit Terms t liddideddida diated dh ph hhh hae eae h an een Ld Lh A A AA died VU Ue eevee eRe wew eee eeu ewes OS SS SOS ‘ee sou ‘ , SUITE of | especially n! 2 draw er vanitv a gecsesesessreeen 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite $ M ? .— With 54-Inch Dresser > | , = 4 om “o.- >} “> i exposed surtaces Free with = & a co Wagner-Grant-Bell Real Es- : : - luded n Refrigerator eGo. yesterday conctu Boh: of glass with Nathan Frank, = 2 and former Congressman, to conserve the eight-story Chase apart-/. “a at Lindell boulevard and}; , ’ a “avenue. The building com- 16 apartments of 10 rooms three baths. | amount involved was not 4. At prevailing cost of con- eetion it is estimated that the} Jwidinge alone hardiy could be, re- cineed for less than twice its nal cost, Presumably the Py e Se ssarction represents an exz- ece ut m Suite epemetion reoresente 33 Em, “ apartments figuring. : . 4 1 9. 3: 5 O ricki Decorated The Wagner-Grant-Beill Co. haa T ired the apartments as a spec} ive investment with the future Linde!] boulevard brightened by} B prospect of new big hetel and ment structures. 9 > yn r SeeOnce Owned by University. wh3 oe tgs Ie oe ced su aces of the large dresser, vanity, DoW sad bed an d be Forobe } ank acquired the property} : which we price at $193.50 Dainty hand- painted ornament on fronts as shown. Full dustproof 8 4 maroctwo ago from Wash- onstruction with mahogany drawer bottoms. Separately the pieces are : q pa University. to whe Bei . ° oe” ; nant Geveyed the Olivia Building at : Bed, $36.00 _ Vanity, $54.50 Dresser, $53.50 Chifforobe, $49.50 ee... es Gna Sinentaalle ip : Twin Beds, each, $36.00 Chest of Drawers, $39.50 AS shown above, beat EE ccoment. The onteesaa Bac Convenient Credit Terms 3 luxe model, solid nef req the apartments by gift : 3 porcelain interior and e€ | m W. K. Bixby, subject te a: = ed of trust which left the Uni-} : ty a substantial equity. The ments form one of a group of ““ _ steel exterior in pearl gray @ QO spring back and seats, and sprins buy tor less than $295 3-Pc. Jacquard Living-Room Suite *189 Cedarized Mothproo} , , » ey . “= ¢ Jacquard, with p By OW VA O ui ‘ 55-Ib. ce capacity. $125 ¥% a dings including the Chase Ho-! lt and the Chester Apartments, ed by Chase Ullman just be- the flight in construction; j The ground occupied by the; iding. together with a strip 266 wide on the east, was the site’ ‘the former residence of Bixby.! latter. which Hes om the; of York avenue, Was a¢- ‘ed br F. A. Bainster and de- ped as a high class apartment jon known as Argyle place ister erected four apartments | Argyle. three ~ om Lindell | Mevard and two business Idings at Maryland and Eaciid | hues The Argyle. as Was the croup, Was erected just be-/ the advance in rentais and . * - e } ALse | . " ece ut = t - ae ase in values, which In some} ul e a s ha\« doubled and trebied. fegotiatMns for another Lindell $ i 95 With 72-Inch Buffet Mievard apartment, equally itm-t S shown abov than this special p rice tor such 4 Suite aS A? sho Ftant. have been concluded, bat is are withheld pending inmcor- : this rae : betanase on Ghe’ % , lees orc ec . “ 1cer with 2 ~ Gus Rach, beautiful grained walnut veneers, raised or sunken pr panels and antique oa wage th. ice em over ++ ae ie a rr or, > e ee Feather e re - sid . — 4 E s ‘ 7 be ‘ suver littings are some of its features. We price the 72-tnch buffet, oblong extension table enamel lining. 150-1. mee ’ . : - - 5 me RS : Hotel Causes Optima. — wae project for the new 37-story | mi and the 15-story office build- ‘ for the biocg bounded by fth boulévard, Olive: Pine and | eenth streets, involving $13,- | or more, has increased | msm among rea’ estate men. berts were current during the f , ’ i?) os , , OU would expect to nay $75 to $150 mor tien papers. and one host’s chair at $197.00 and a very special value ! The 10-Piece “4 uite mares Scie at $225—Convenient Credit Terms Similar Reductions Couch Hammock, $1 0-35 ~ RK the bode § kitch enamel Gas Runge. ° with large s1 broiler, large four-burner top. We shou the leading ma ade—Quick Mea! ter Oak Baker's, pm er eat gg and Tee Pa nat AERIS: | Fe ~—--— V¥w ee eee weve wee ed SE SRAEEE EAS, Steel Hanger, $5 SALE! Maple Porch Rockers | that the Sheabert theatrical sts were negotiating with the with the permanent wacQuer which prevents “or Pew vedteveg hee RABAT Tri TT SeeePe vere veveve We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps > Our Filled Eagle Stamp Boots Redeemed - $2 in Cash, $2.50 in Merchandise WASHINGTON AT.SEVENTH == hts of Pythias for 4 site on Mmar boulevard. just west of | lj-story building to be erected | the fraternity at the northwest > of Grand and Delmar bowi- — Sas. The Riaite, now occupied | ‘the Shaberta t* sald to De in- Muate for their requirements bis understood that a large ho- | 95 $4 BEACTIEL L. pleated : = - > — >» . - : rucnin . tig I —_ a ~~ : ; OMFORTABLE spring. Finished pea ier , 2 theatre. is under consdera-. im gray ename! F ae SS ee ee ‘ by the Fox Film Co. for the nme for th Stands of “4 : oor Stands of polychonsial ™ of Grand boule- sleeping porch or camp. $7 value hardwood or decorated All-Cotton erty Sore St wrought iron Made for the abowe cot. $12.95 value 5-Piece Oak Breakfast Set 3 442 N ‘tr ‘ 1 . —- ‘1 ¢ JaY attractive five-piece Set, Gullt Oud. Oak Cudes extension tabie 7 th to ; omi fore ~ adie chairs tO match. [imushed in two tones of gray plate spots. §75 value. and Washington boulevard Washington boulevard «mbrac- B the former site of the Pres- — , Rerian Church an@ the Hum-/ iT — am at Ruilding. Adjoining ground | a Washington avenue. which re | tiy changed ownership, will be uded in the site, & &B under- | ee mrt, there has been a demand for pertr on Olive stret. Simos m Raalte has received two at- Rctive offers for the University a Credwt Terms fing at the northwest coruer /Olive and Beaumont streets. building ia of fireproof con- Sion. Cemparatively new and a quarter of a‘block. Sev~ $75 value. \ | /, Convenient leases. contingent wpom the : ng. alao have been cloeed for /, Terms - tn the boilding. @ was an- = : eed a N°. ONE need §& Cidentaliy. Lindel! Gerden bas ~ Pay out at § the suggé@stion that the \ ore time the en s of Olve stree. east of Grand )\* tire const of even . THING ‘'vard be changed to Lindell Z a small purchase : N®! 3 % More enjovable in Summer than coo! furniture, ‘prey. thus sfving Lindel? Orwr pian = s0 . ing ier Maacs tis Su tte exceptionally desirabie “ ward contact with the busl- smpié and 0 : EE a i and rocker, simlar to Hiustramen, m mch brown fiber, mm center ef the city. econcmucal. tos yw Mm cretonne. eats are tied with automobile springs for depth . were cencioded during Let us tell you Week by which the Misstestppé Lamp Ictwten. National Works of the General Elec- r+ re © eee & © & - vores o@eww & © & « ee eee re ee e+ ee ORS we + 26m ere _—

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Sescgsest: svoststesbanieocoahehsssbasedses + sGtaatest sets : % fh. ae > Pat > ; o nets ss ‘ BS Si eahame +e3> saces Becks. oti tetes omen: cosas sl ee : soos eee. + $33 : Stith ie ; elieved by eliminating the Ww es * : Hit ‘ent AR # : a sagt a 3: 2 Ft it ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ See 7 - | ssH8 “# t: ; | a ae it. a tat a | . , * cher Mineral Sulphur Water > Geo Reese: Bo acess Si eicba i ieee Ait pe tiiskiesstiiaccipect rates sbeages sgh jispessasssstesios: cos dgaaeesesetestacee steaetets cette teeters tts sestt sy A oo Shs a at : Dept. for Ladies | é : ss RSS HT ORR belectas: 0. :iiSos'ss So stsiassbersases ces cic :: ess telstentess soseSescehers’* bes SMEAbesees ts coBt, toe ae SSS ~ “iy 4, Log A o' A 4 "4 em tte le tense hy APARTMEN DECLINE NOTED IN — DADA RIRAARN OA PABA RAPA RATA PANN OO AA nn na eee 2 n DODGE REPORT UNE ek ae, ctl eke ee eae ee Bagg PAGES 1—!6B.. + " _ a ——_—_ oe - —_— SO ee ee een ae a ee ects throughout the country in May : eee || Apartments (For Rent) ........ 2% | ‘ ) | Apartments, Furnished (For Rent) 5 Walgreen Co. to Open ltS| | Appartments (For Sale) ......--38 Ninth Place Here in At- | rece oe ee tractive Location. || Bungalows, Cottages (Sale)..... © : compared with the month before, is | reported by F. W. Dodge Corpora- | i tion, Whose compilation for 37 states east of the Rocky Mountains com- ss prising about 91 per cent of the country’s total, places the amount Well Boulevard Structure ja: s549,814.800. This. however nn. | i ‘ by Wagner- an increase of 8 per cent over May 1 last year. Contracts awarded dur- st-Bell Co. From ing the first five months of 1926 ’ line ali. amounted to $2,565,366,100. an in- | crease of 17 per cent over the same. : - At the end of April, Period of 1925 j} this year’s volume of construction i was wee 5 OS “2 VM etary . . Are RE atten * ies a. || Business Property (For Rent)... 4 One of the most attractive loca- | | esl P 1y (For Sele) ..1% ‘tions for a downtown retail busi-{!| pusiness Property (For Reat)...5 | ness, the northeast corner of | 1 wee ne ke oe Rent...... ; . ‘ ‘ - 7) Dw for “eee eee er |Eighth street and “ Wash'ngtom)|| pj ciings for Sale .......+++-43 l avenue. in Loew's State Theater Exchange (Keal Fistate)........ © Farms, Farm Land . Parms for Kent ... MAY we * - >. Building. has been acquired under > ee a eee a er ot es a long lease by the Walgreen Drug Co., which will establish a drug store there. *) -9 per cent ahead of last years : 4) ‘ le © eit spires mst Ih FOR THEATER SITE/%% ** ‘2 ciose of starch it was ie ai — ts , , . ‘ . ulntcs——gives Maximum comfort, BL 80 per cent ahead, indicating a grad- n cost. ‘J he davenport bed conceals .e pe Tee | ual deécre; cea , > fine mattress pad. The three Nt oe a upholstery and bgp. : May Be Included in | tne ee wslthsoegs ro WT iew Theater Building to| NEW ALEXANDER STREET Be. Erected by Fox Film BUNGALOWS ARE SOLD ‘ Several of the bungalows erected Free with E t on Alexander street between Neo- Ba | Flats Wanted In this important move, the Flats, Kte.—For Colored ...... Walgreen Co. is fulfilling the | ‘Flats for Rent (Furnished)..... 4 ‘promise of expansion made when; pasts for Rent vesasaen it acquired the Judge & Dolph | | Garages, Stables covcwsioss & stores less than one year ago. i Houses for Bale ....-.seeeeme+ 8 The store, fronting 45 feet on | Washington by a depth of 90 feet ‘on Eighth, will be arranged in the 'most up-to-date manner, a large soda fountain being a conspicuous feature. The Walgreen Co. ex- over! ee ee SSS Ss Ve sss sess seas qc ee ee oe Oo EEE ES ~e 4 eee ee % oe % Eee eo EEE Ee EE EES edit Terms RRQVAVAAVAVVKAAAVdWidiwHd»d8wyg wwouwys aoe eo 48. ee 4 | YO UE NE VEN DE VEU UE UUW ENE NeNeKeNUNvas se Houses, Bic, (Colered) . .. Improved Property fer Sale .... SS SSS SY SG 6 72’ E a} " , ; R * t ‘ ‘ . " NES IE ERE ARI I RE FR NN GR RIE I A NERA cl el ELM A MI BE IRE i te RD RMB SK Het, = move . ” ~: a _ nm ~ - is - “ Por _ \ WS MONNMMOMN . sho and Itaska etreets by Phil a. 4 M Smith have been sold. Oth “e | oore. Sold. thers are | Ref: 2 e t 4 4 By Berry z nearing completion and wil) be | ra or . he Wagner-Grant-Bell Real Es-| ready for occupancy within a week | i Sis Co. yesterday concluded nego-j| °r two. The buildings are being | ct sed =e 4 ze with Nathan Frank, at- offered at comparatively low prices | DOP ECCT CS ead eR CH EER LIEN BAER EE: of glass containers | sai a esimnan and on liberal terms. | LL LICL to conserve space mey 4 vith 2 The Board of Public Improvement | has rtm i : 44, “g pa “the eight-story Chase apart-} .-i}) jet the contract within the next | “ . ape praca Tava te yo seneay aren le i 4 ent at Lindell boulevard and| 19 days for the Glaize Creek sewer | York avenue, purchased by the Wagner- Von, Ya avenue. The building com-/ which will serve this district. SY “ “ a “ = x a; rere R Mae aca oe ee *% % SS ES "aati: Mathcad . Be Bot f coo Oo “ a" 7 Ne nls : eres Seca WY — Lae WA Grant-Bell Real Estate Co. from Nathan VY ; Or sj 16 apartments of 10 rooms | =———-—=—————___ = Frank. WS ’ baths. AGICAS tert Pn poe dpeesossseeseeedeuebesnssaaaas o 4) gana involved Was not 4 +4 Sid je ne teh SHES ARRON vie enema NERO 4 4 Ietlosed. At prevailing cost of con- Y 7 MG fuction it is estimated that the shy july By iiding alone hardly could be, re- y 44 Meduced for less than twice its) inal cost. Presumably . the nsaction represents an ex- Misi Be ag te ~~ paar Be, SE ni eae ange of holdings with De Mun ao Poe, a See. ec os sige Ae ee ae te ee On i k apartments figuring. | OD ah Te te legen Ce sn: fi a omen eGR se GURS E te BE: The Wagner-Grant-Bell Co. has § . : 7h . . : @ouired the apartments asS a spec- 6&6 99 ve investment with the future teel-Clad WLindell boulevard brightened by Me prospect of new big hotel and . Glacier ‘i ment structures. Once Owned by University. - #4 ank acquired the property | $ ) 4 mear or two ago from Wash- | maton University, to which he F nveyed the Olivia Building at AS shown above, beautiful, + F" a ee pouevarc = i : . Met payment. The university had luxe model, solid ONE- Piece byuire c the apartments by gift sorcelain interior and enamele@iiem Ww. K. Bixby, subject to a steel exterior in pearl gray or white;gyet of trust which left the a | 1, he Sacer oe ~ : @erety a substantial equity. “he 55-lb. ice capacity. $125 value, iit one of « croop of yy 5 ami = pin oa, aot Muildings including the Chase Ho- aS CM ty, nee POOR: GA FS BEX es “ei wo Se @ei and the Chester Apartments, 7 + : : } : pected by Chase Ulman just be- Yi e the flight in construction ~” _ ——-— — =e _4 WH WAS x “= ) RSS XS “4 >. . a a ee - - AAG Y\, WH Uttyyy shite Stitéal CPP PFEFFER EERE SSO a4 NY WS .** y* WY SS ’*» arent ee ao eee Bk Pa ry, ee oe ae ~“ ae ea Se Be: FE cai ge ama | $682,893.74 to $5,372,044.08. ) Rg 6: ; > aioe AR eed tyBea: 2 Se gs: : , i) Oe Mg ‘pe, aa a ae. ee er car gh | Blumeyer points out that tndus- |trial banking is rapidly taking fte ‘place in the financial structure of the country. along with the com- | mercial banks, savings banks and ord'nary trust companies, Prior to is # OE = la ‘the development of industria) Po FOO i. By pa j | banks, no provision had been made 4Y location by July 15. Alterations | | : j ‘which’ has 63 stores in Chicago, | | .and enough in other places represented both parties In the!|! guberban Preperty Wanted..... 5 - IN WEBSTER GROVES TRACT INDUSTRIAL BANK Place, Webster Groves, which re- | | est district and close to Algonquin | Morfit also reports the sale of a | bank'ng room at 716 Chestnut The completed Landreth Building at the south- Stewart, and a lot on Clara ave- tican Trust Co. Work incidental to ° able fixtures, will begin immedt- of the Industrial companies, stated hg vie eee ie company has made it impossible business having grown from’ mee together with a strip 200 = asvermey Seen 6t G fi | $6,423,537.52 in 1925. During this latter, which lies on the, architéct. mped as a high class apartment | pects to be established in the new | | have been begun, and fixtures, all || new, have been ordered Eight stores are now being oper- ated here by the Walgreen Co.,|) | 20 in St. Paul and Minneapol's | | \ bring the total near 109. | Martin & Breitt Real Estate Co. ||| suburban Property (Fer Reat).. 5 lease of the Washington avenue | that the Shubert theatrical’ each, was sold to a client of the E. | d ‘Oregon avenue for Eugene Sellg South roads have been completod ors, ds well as builders. While %ecvon. 4 Sts were negotiating with the A. Bokern Realty Co. for Philip Nagel to Joseph and Sophie Kraus. by Le Grand Jones. tne. The sale the tract hae heen safeguarded | Among the property 14, a 16- euls of Pythias for a site On Jackman. Residence of Mrs J Allan Battle Jr., at 5320 Water- Sold lot 3 in block 1 in Caronde-,; will be held next Saturday, with restrictions, apartment build. | fanty apartment with e stores mmar boulevard. just west of! “a # a , let Park Terrace to William J. and, peginniug at 1:30 p. m. on the/|ings and flats will be permigesible.|0" the ground floor, at Hamilton man avenue, sold to G. L. Harris | : AO! o Bridg : 4 he li-story building to be erected WEISELS SELLS WASHINGTON Elizabeth Hartmann: also lot 6 In premises, with A. R. Schollmeyer,| Accessibility of the location en- (and Clemens avenue; commerctal E the fraternity at the northwest the same block to the same puUur- ». ¢oriner president of the St. Louis hances the value of the tract for site for the Stinson Adding Ma- $4.95 q Baer of Grand and Delmar boul- | AND VANDEVENTER CORNER | SS teal Estate Exchange, as auction- buildings of these types. .chine Co. in Mars place, in the as om | vi ee Aaa es PRE ae a” Gola t 1e same subdivis- : | : Ms. The Rik ow occupied | gaiows. Sold in the same su The lots . , VICE io. | General Motors di ‘the Sh “ — a T 4 | Henry rR Wessels l . INDUSTRIAL LEASES MADE ion lot « in block 1 on Loughbor- Cor. rhe lo : ‘ will he knocked Bus line Se VICE will be s4uppre eib ' 1 -“ oe ye oy: Pwie Shuberts, is said to be in- | pi ee Sseis O., ne., re- ough Avenue to Henry 8S. and Anna down without limit or reesrve to mented by automobiles the day of | boulevard an¢ Natural ridge: oe for their requirements. oem te pens Rare d ah BY MULLIN-WALTERS C0, ‘Mf. Opp: sold lots 4 and 5 in the |the highest bidder, with liberal the sale. The tract is also reached|* flat at 6267 Rosebury stret; a pis understood that a large ho-|)~ ee ee ashington sesamasiont came block, also facing on Lough- terms “of payment. Accordingly{by the Kirkwood-Verguson car)| >Uungalow at 2750 Chariton avenue; : 7 ; | boulevard and Vandeventer ar + : ‘ in connection with the pro- | ater avente, + hborough avenue, to Fred and Ma- this prornises to be an opportunity line. (6233 Northwood street, an apart. pice «of several colors. theatre, is under consdera- | corporation. The lot has a frontage | effected a lease on the entire sec- rie Haack; sold to Mrs. Emily |for purchases’ for resale at sub-| rhe owners, it is announced, ment: $111 Westminster, resi ching and flower trim— (for Gustave Rosenberg to a client Mullin-Walters Realty Co. hi: inds of polychromed a ‘ by the Fox Film Co. for the | of 70 feet 6 inches on the north line | ond floor in the newly constructed Haves anew bungalow af ris te stantial profits. ° ‘drove a bargain in the purchase | dence; 729 Heman street, an apart. rdwood or decorated Soe west corner of Grand boule-/ of Washington by 150 feet on Van- | Duiding at 4443-45 Cook avenue oming street, this being the _— ment: 6331 Southwood street. an ought iron eed ‘and Washington boulevard deventer avenue and is improved | This building recently Was 1 eg ae Miegegnen new bungalow of cvs at that ad : _- ‘apartment, and a single Oat at ' “ws - ‘ ‘ — 7 : " : TY , "Oo... Wao Vie . 43,8 - 3 tin? “/ nv srinKonp: fingie ; | Washington boulevard embrac-| with a three-story bullding, con-| for Ame Manhelmer & Co. wae ves Addition Is Just East of Nore} on tone oe ee eavenue for E@- /1016 McCausland avenye. the form it f th Pres taining stores and hotel! The pur- | CUPY the entire first floor as a saies at 2841 California avenue ) 4 ‘ : eT Ss] oO e ; : . be ’ . . : ‘ - « . — “7? ' 1, ‘ Ss : . ~ : ~ — . : : . (: - |: Id : ew cin abtinennen ttle atta tee mead — . Reria C) _— j ,chaser expects to improve the site | room, offi © a: d fas cory = rae wel mandie Countr\ Club on |} ward Simps fui “A ia _ : nenets ni MORRIS AACH REALT C0. AAR AR ORAR ARPA RA RARALARD AR RA RR AR AA RAPA AM & : hurch ang the Hum-¥| in about a year with an attractive | ina has a frontage of 50 feet and : ifor Emily Crecelius, Jot fronting | PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE C0 SEEKERS AND INVESTORS See Building. Adjoinjng ground | seth proof building to contain stores | 4 depth of 100 feet and is equipped Normandy Avenue. (35 feet on the north line of Lough- . SELLS APARTMENT HOUSE 2 » Wash T ‘ ; ‘hic "Pe | ‘s ; | wit) slectric elevator eprinkler : horougtl avenula to Bdward P. and ™ ang ae ' lv ~~ — eidecnterye Bes mica 1 (‘and kitchenette apartments tT . al ’ i? i puded in the site, it is under-; under the manageme nigot the Henry | ‘©™- ‘ The Binz Realty and Investment [ r ¥ ; : went of Altved | rn eee ON Vestors and homesite seekers . | nounces the sale of the three-fam- ’ | i ~ ree nne lrinting ('o. has lease ne OF MAGNOlla allt . aA ance (o. of America at ‘eWark, wv. .; , - am R. Weisels Co., Ine. rhe Dunne Printing Co. ha in “‘mecieeeind the ssiilies f erg ae ring the week, aecording to the ily apartment building at 57563 * 4 : the first floor and basement in the |‘: announces are opening or - $3636 South Spring atenve | hase received a report showing . Altheimer & Bro .: ean: . ~ . J ; Se a venue m A ee fa | aC rec ; x. , . 0 8 eee — Real Estate Co. | Phe , . OSES f, tL pian, 4 With for Olive St ¢ Property. | NEW HOME OF FLOYD W DAVIS Nuilding at 221 Chestnut street! Greendale today. ‘The addition is/ for the estate of Elizabeth Paul tO! p24) estate mortgage loans to the which is handling this roperty | Phersom avenue. with 6 ropms and A ROR +e : the approval of the widen- . ' ; ting s and office John Paul, one of the heirs ‘amount of $16,474,135 were .made | ,,; wo HB property, sun parlor and all modern conven- BCU OS ny \ Via iAdh | pr : where the printing shop and Oftic€ | 4) Normandy avenue (7600 ‘west) "ecient — oe “Pog with William J. Christy as sales biences: } h ee — Final KL | Cram. by the Supreme will be after June 15. , | during the month of May by the ,... . jlences; also three garages, for verry 79 H R AT ALTON hy i; . . ‘ Tey eee | manager A score of lotsa were sold } , ey . there has been a demand for | Goodwill Industries, Ine. has | betwen St. Charles and Natural Prudential Insurance ¢ Oo of America with negotiations for others pend- _Mary and Joseph Waltuch to Guaste eperty on Olive stret. Simon | The picturesque country home of; leased the store room at 3067 Eas- | Bridge roads, just east of Norman- | 0 FTH BUILDING on Propee tr in the United States ‘ing. The company thinks the tract Horwitz. All parties were repre- Raalte has received two at-| Flovd W. Davis Idcated in Fair-|ton avenue for a term of years. (41. Goie¢ Club, and is one of the. FLOOR OF LAN R pane Canada. 4 ato wag | Will be closed out the current sea- | **@ted by Morris Aach. . tile, — ve offers for the University | nant Park just north of the All parties in these transactions . é , ’ — : of : ' 4 rr 4 nally desirable. Handsome settee: ie Bass age aonpage te ~~ pre ws ;' - and the Walereen| will build a sales and service room average depth of over 200 feet.| *acuun . 4 Premier-Duplex Vac- ane OF aperweee | The Kratz Realty Co. has. re-' ’ me howe bas 1% reome. én rich brown {ibe upholstered : # ‘So contact with the busi-| Locust streets. amd tb gre leaving’ at teen! “0.000 square feet. Schoolg_and churches are conren- tributes the m Thie record for the current year | moved to larwer quarters at 40671 four of Which are en the second : fnter of 3 > "Ces 4 ;; Basins ° ' uum Cleane at a | , | , ile springs for depth and comfort. fenter Of the city. Drug Co., successor of Judge | The property was formerly owned ient iur rags ye i, office of Caentere axceeds tha for the firet five South Grand boulevard The asin floor. with two bathe, and four on ¢ ABO R Were ; anelude d aj uring Dolph lorug Co.. acquired the - ey Lo p County Producers toy : ; The = af hal 3 | , ; months of 39°75 bye more than $12. oven, whtoth . Rye ; the third floor with two baths. A ena x . iby the St. Lov ; ,. | Greendale is restricted to resi-'¢ co. dealers in coal in car load’ oo es he ieee aS ORS CueRe OB tRe reek by which the Mississippi , ground flovr store in the Loew Market Co. and the Mercantile Iso been moved to th ooe oe, the totat — digs =m ~! De- South Side, formerly was at 9806 | ‘arge living room on the firet floor nine _—. iriod of jast year being $38,612,458.) nestnut street. jcrosses the house. A. My : 7 coe P i « so ale eR AT OY A ee + a w« « ane ‘ _ » AR a RAE Se le | RE NL ARTE NES I AS NL ED NEON A EO OC LATE! ELLIE Me i IO NN et IORI, tg . - ad a very special value at $24.75. x cer er eree eee Eh SSS EE EES Eo SES SESS oS SS OOO SOE EEE EE SESE 4% 4 OS SEES EASES EERE EE EES +. Ya Ya a eb he hh he he ett i i > > >» . .) ws — ad -| chasers who will erect new bun- EAUTIFUL. pleated Georgette shades with ee " -% eee Walters Realty Co, nue Street cars and busses run both Dus and car _— Se ~ ~ t <a y ae F A MR ts i dM | er: Te ee ye ATR wal ae Pie. Soh, ah i rs ‘i Geeta y a. Se ae Pate de OE ai Ww | ces. Salee will be handled by (jotc } “s Lamp Division. National| Theater Building, through Martin] rryust Ca. represented both parties | ven ty ri ) ! Am! np iadild ofthe Oenceat Mian.1& Brett. im the transaction. iHaile & Holme Realty Co. iLandretb Bullding. of o -' “ f ee oar ;

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2B _sotniaen pe" 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale ih these Columns today_i a __POST-DISPATCH a oni a APARTMENTS FOR RENT aPANRT ——s ’ FOR RENT APARTM F RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT EY c APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS ENTS FOR a ) West ) West —FURNISHED —FURNISHE West West st | —N w N. 6115—7 rooms and A REAL HOME. | | APARTM West oe eS yy Parkview 1212R. a ssvch: anodemn: second floor; decorated. 5559 Maple; 5 large and light rooms: | 4945 Buckingham | Ct. - ENTS B ao. see cones, Seees mes: (C90) | WATERMAN. 5560—First floor, 6 large, | fresco decorating by a moted artist; tile | , AYTON RD 6988-Hi Pointe: § rooms, | MCPHERSON. 5753—6 rooms, sun ‘parlor.| beautiful rooms; 3 bedrooms. ready to | "eas and electric furnished. Open NEW PAPER AND PAINT LAYTON RD., ag Sag Pointe: 5 rooms, til bath hardwood floors: arage. : " Oven. CAbany °R04R. (c83 } Ps g at e Ls a - ' pon. , rooms, tile bath, Murphy bed feeee . “desired MORRIS AACH R. 826 —— : a ee SCHWENKER R. E. CO... 909 Chestrut. , Arrancement. condition and lecation) 39674 _Forest Park ome bDiock; ! — ——. apartment ; com-; NORTHWEST HAWTHORNE-BOMPART (| most desirable: Buckingham Court is west CORNET & i CLAYTON. 6956 (near Forest —— 42A—6 . senk % (ec New; 8 rooms, sun parlor. hardwood ¢& — between West Pine and Laciede. ja floors, hot-water heat, sid@ drive; large ‘ » > 29 North court, 2d nerth | “LE Beauty—Luxury Con enience , a anor aee einer gon S. BLAKE 4 & BRO.. sii Chestnut. | WATERMAN, 5518—Second. third floors. porch. | CORN WELL R. E. CO. 111 N. 7th. 719 Chest ~ eh Byes pd thant &. «._. +e _. / ; NcPHERSON 5795—Fine apartment; low 5 rooms, 2 sunrooms. Hiland 0233W : ll EDWIN AY. , er tt nesitaieiiial - 1 GES ACKER. Realtors, Arfield 8906.| rent: wonderful concession. (c62) | ~~ a er ge o meee —~ 3-car | BROWN NING 7 A ; ~ 4 At St. Louis’ perfect apartments—THE HUNTING- SRSON, 4714—First floor, newyi | WATERMAN, 5162—Beautifal S rooms | caraze. : | RENTS REDUCED | pe it y CLEMENS. 6603——Four rooms. heat "Aansceanar 2 gg peat et modern: @pnces: | MULL NS-WALTERS REALTY co. | | 5727-37 KINGSBURY. | Beautiful 6-room , 4 Hie $65. a ted; rooms; | rent. 7 ! TON. .Every apartment ct rane ga-anr on a ull “West END d REALTY & CONST. CO WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO., Main 1485. sion. DUBI iNSEY REALTY. cme Main 2638. GArfield 4237. | | anbiting room. bedroom, dining room | y | CAhbany 295: 6511 mar. {¢c : y ? kitchenette; at ot water eer le and SC cerrertsed a * 1 Fo P rk T}| CLEME pad’ ‘06157 floor east; ¥, pag homme es. oe PS and west; oe 8 Wa Lo ogg ge 6157 S baune sade ing agar ORTH APARTMENTS | meng * a Se ibe day. $60 per ii ‘ $ rooms. ' - . aa and other features of the city’s greatest playground. | kitehenette and breakias fast rom: heat and| wil! put in first-clas ton; rent rea-} J. E. KAIME R. so O | padoSS Waterman: spacious, 9 rooms. 3 | 5597 WATERMAN AV. , f is sis cmc AS thins : 0. FANGBURN. Realtor, pate » LIAMS & CALMER, INC. 817 Chestnut. : ; 5308—4 rooms, im-a ~*~ > oka ° Ap 9g - . _ Parkview newly decorate:|; rent reasonable. ic} ° ian — 2, 3, 4, 5 room Furnished Apartments. || DELMAR. 6180—6 rooms, —— 7 ae, comsoee a Murphy | WEcTGATE. 837--Sublease, 6-room effi-| Cabanne District Apartment A A iy? - evi (eT) 1ed — ag 73 oe ciency: heat. janitor and garage: $65.; 6368 Cabanne av.. sn Mg ae east; 5 4508 McPherson Av r: : ji | S008; Cpee. __ immediate pomseebix $7; . - fone * Seer. aenth. Phane ) x an it . Rentes Day and Night Elevator Service. a 2. sunode $60 ‘eHficiencies, —_ _& B. G. ScoTt. 800 Chestnut. Parkview 116M, ted | ge prmaere ay ee ie hanes i Corner Taylor; conveniently located: = | 800 & - front weet. Apt. . . ) furnished and unfu | i >| 4 Bee Moderate Rentals that will surprise and de- Hii} ¢ 1. oo" (6d) . G016—@ rooms. heat, Janitor. . fur- | WESTGATE. 757—-Laree living and dim, | RULIN, 808 Chestnut. MAin 4594. a, ‘bath: heat and hot water | - KINGSHIGHW A¥—sec- i. ee eee ! See eG . FOrest_ NI wD mw = si i h a ; ; ? bath light you. My pee Cone omen aa .9605-—6 rooms, third fleor: $85. lange sunroom ‘with bath, ktichen and Pull- Kingsbury Court Apartments furnished. Apartment open. ti — . ETZEL— pousns, tile i lency: exclusive features. E. A. BOKERN. GArfield 0108. | man breakfast rocm CLARA. OPPOSITE uw n. RODEMYER & CO. i umn: pe em. hot-water heat, hard- | Seoraee 5564—Third floor west: sub- MAPLE, $756—First floor. 5 rooms and “SAVINGS TRUST CO.. @915 Delmar. _ Four guile seam and p evden pce er LOCK P Aga ee = s : & ‘ DELMAR. 2 baths. sun room; will put in first-class shape: | WESTMINSTER. 57xx—6 rooms. sun par- with built-in bed: also be soveh: ~ EADS—Five rooms. beth, TWY \f \" | \eame at reduced rental: 7 rooms. open. (o7) | ; . . * THE HU N TIN GTON || time location: a real bargain. | ote. sae taTont Rentter, FOrest 0430.(c) reasonabie; open. tii i} moet convenient to live: $ er Pe mes ge nnd ||| | SS oe cei nianed ti tiove. ‘bed ‘and. Kehes “fur: | WESTMINSTER S&iS--New"sroom| SMALL APARTMENT || Delmar Garden Apartments ||| “so Sve yes 2m het a aiisiiy ‘Sen _ : : tif this apartment t, : as “4 ” if : CT Se 0060 Pershing A hig > —~. electric, entarr and cheerful; sed, Sgt, 40: —ee y ae, light. —— . rooms, dressing room, i CORNER DELMAE AND KINGSLAND — ean i oe P — — Bath. Aner nag , || heat; cso per month. { — Murphy bed; narth Four-room efficiency apartments, | | current 1ce. > Sour age See Manager on Premises, or AN | KORTE. 110 N. STH. M Steck RE REALTY 4 & CONSTRUCTION | ES ey eassntle ee Soe south exposure; coolest in town. 6305 Apartments open during the day. ||| | Exbany 5: 52°F 227, or you ips — Hat. ae feat Gon M. H. RODEMYER & CO || BELMAR. S004 — : Cabany“t if 1) | CHAUNCEY P. HEATH. GArfieid 3165. == - ||| Rents $65 and up. th gh Re miedo. $65 during winter: ai, Tt. 4 ; )\|| Deaths, steam D, 4350—4 rooms, hardwood | (c82) 5378 CLEMENS M. H. RODEMYEER & - , EGET: BR NEP oe 5 os A a xe 6 Raytiony lesen A pe 4a 8 SS ae! ig 8 aie > : Seren ’ tn - . \ a sh inact is eR tah nthe ye aim eee + a a4 ates ns Coan ps ‘ — > oneal tee daaey nye le Piltesie: a yay PRO ee oe ‘ I , DELMAR, 6134—Third floor —y four 2 . ? sh | apartments. Service includes heat, hot || | Park: e ee NS. VANDEVENTER. = | DELMAR. 5450—Elegant apartment: but food and | *Pace; Hea le - || water. gas, eiectric current. Manager’ | Yery attractive lobby a i . ST LOUIS -— Second : Ss Lo ' 4) on ee DElmar 0846. or | convenience of es ; bat ect: F URN ISHED APARTMENTS || ant wil sublease S* jones. INC _NEWSTEAD, 19 N. (NEAR PINE)—AT.- WEST PIS 4055 EI floor. 5 fine | viene Apertues te w Rent | RODEMYER & CO. ii cludes heat. hot a ' a ON DELTON—4 an Da agg: 7 LE ND een ine | STRACTIVE es00m BUILTIN BATE | ms: rent $70 ; A i a ROOMS $95 0 ' 100 > St. MAiIn 41 || Maz current and incoming - CHOUTEAUT—5 roeeme. bath. a; second | | OREON E. & R.G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. | Large dressi ie etectric a — Corner location; secon¢d whtRPHY BED: ng cioset. Murphy bed. tile | on ; mee i. 745 Tg first floor. DE)- | M NEWLY DECOBAT te78) | WEST PINE BL., 4202—7 or 9 rooms: 2 | bath. fF: gas stove, icebox, janitor service: through. FOrest oe, a . TWENTY- FOURTH. 4 5707 McEEERSON J) | mar_53 NORTHWOOD. 6328 (De Mun Division)— | -°3ths: e.: ee -_ oh Six room efficiency. beautifully furnished. with 2 beds, consisting of living || pASTGATE. rd oor “ene new second fioor west; open for An ainw ~ YTT. 800 Chestnut, | | F. J. CORNWELL R. EB. CO. 111 N. rth. | | — — BW. FLORISSANT — second ae nagar & with or on hotel service; also one 4-room efficiency 5 bed. : ice: beat tition. 767 Beit; cho dui book- , = fu furnished, $75: ren includes ligh ice, i t . GRand 1091. (c) > 4 janitor servi itiful conditio , ice 5 rooms. }t-in * . aa e* i as | Re ly rnis $7 u ht. gas, janitor service, elevator: | teau NORTH DRIVE, 6313—4 rooms; sun — : SCHROEDER- w ATSON REAL TY CO. case. electric fixtures. hardwoed flecre- eli | car room ee aa cae 4 DE Av . FRANKLIN —! on 4536 or 4587. bath, steam heat, janitor service. = itt ~~. [7 FRA: Nees *y ; woule et DRIVE. 6241—First floor, 3 nvenient to bus and Delma: Hi 3 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST CO. rooms, kitchenette: 2 Murphy beds, steam 4803 FOUNTAIN. « OREON FE. BR G “2 A ey | rated and al) in fine order. Hii ee shops. eh MADISON — Fire: ed F EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS—In OLIVE. wae a ge Four ee. 5536 PERSHING Gabies.’’ the ouly efficiency apartment in| “ gteam heat: $70: adults. MAin 0393. , | ms. only $75. Open | Nice avartment of 6 rooms and bath. all | rm floor room, dining room. kitchenette, bath; ne ot ln 8 Sw MACKELBEN. 35384 Franklin. rooms. $50: heat and janitor service. , N. 8th St. MAin 4124 | rent reasonable 04 Walnwrigh = ~ : CLARA. TATT (UT ~ hh SE ae ae SS. tial location with homelike surroundings; beautiful lobby and lounge: Clive | DU BINS SKY REALTY CO. 504 Wain 2 | elect ak Galion toon: 4 Fooms: bath. 5 rooms 08 bath: rent only $65 | KIN GSBURY, 6042—Apart | | UNIVERSITY . 195) RANELAGH APARTMEN University car; adjacent to Forest Park: open for inspection today: reference || | ETZEL, 5835—5 rooms. newly Gocorates: ove first ~¥ class condition t; per month; Ist floor north: heat and P 2 yi 5 SA Be. iy . 4 | 5707 Me PHERSON. : required; manager on premises. Phone DElmar 0888. cheap rent; give concession __ (c) | JOS. F. DICK MANN R.E.@O..623 Chestnut. hot water and outside janitor service. | ment; + sunny, airy rooms ; S3-room ao ~ = anaage agy Ss teat es. | #r0om effictency apartment: newly deeo FURNISHED OK UNFURNISHED | a sun porch. met | FAG, Seep leer reams; Set. es 2 ee a ans Fi redecorated, repainted i ivory; || | ; bl. Call Mana | [||| dressing = ie ek tp B-- 7 APARTMENTS WEST SEE ||| BUgLID TERRACE APARTMENTS—vs5 | MARTIN OLIAN, 1010 Olive. Main 5056.) ____________ newly finished floors; $65. co. A x ~ sag See HOUSAM REALTY CO | N. Euclid: beautiful 4 rooms and one 5 | —_, : — ——————_— — j 4G: R-GRANT- BELL. GA rfi 86271. | $223: never cu led - 1 . 4 3 f South —_ $73. x eee a con dai 110m: rent S70 PERSHING ; _ 444530 atoecra@i Parish. a ti NETHERBY i. BALL. a — See nr _ Floor International field. 962 : pe ae — in Raa a | | — _ ' mn” Es : ‘e rooms ; 3 4540 LINDE | : el : 4, APARTMENTS) 4: 7 F OREON E, & B. G. SCOTT. 800 CBesimit| PERSHING. S380—ATHuclve apartment, || Degiranie wuite for sublease: 10-|| © Rooms, Steam Heat, $60.00 | 800 Chestnut. | h | . é the City SPRING AND DE TONTY—4 rooms, heat. . ‘54 ; ush)>—B8 i > + 7 18 i : a janitor service. newly decorated: “Si SUREST FARK, as maid's room with | c: rooms, sun parior. 2 baths. rooms, 3 baihs; garage; in ertect || KE INE @ FRANRE R. E. CO... 1008 — | : . Aristocrat of : order. i _— a a . |) THERESA. 1638 S.. (second floor)—-Near | toi let and lavatory connecting: location am SPAT aa 6€~—hhLnk iehiedt fanart _iud s ' i Shestn ii Z } oa ee ee ee . | EDWARD L. BAKEWELL _ eer (e) | . eNIo~ AND WASHINGTOW. : t... St | 4001 Washington BL 2 Reservoir Park at Lafayette: 4 large! service the best: $110 “_ nae . hed ity rf > = - rooms, in-a-dor bed. CHmtral 1371 MATHDWS RSAL ESTATE ©O., : a Sa a GArieid 5599 «115 N. 7th - PERSHING APARTMENTS | ’ . Louis’ most modern and distinctiv APARTMENTS — RENT HENRY HIEMENZ R CO. 614 Cheatnut. 615 Chestnut st. Ne al is aioe diene Ce = - mgs te - CENTRALLY | ment homes with every couceivebl eaanl oa? soe “ — — (2. Gor. a So: Ve oe oa SPHCIAL INUDUCEMENT sea agg » rooms, second floor; i > apart- || : ad convenience com TOWER GROVE. a og floor one 4!PFPORSYTHE. 7258—Second west ‘ rooms. for prompt tenant. Kin hans 4041 4 rooms peau } Sun parior. eg bed choice apart- | ‘ . a —— pveTieni anc Ssing ——- 10 M. H. RODEMYER & CO... - WrC G. — loor, roome ; CORN ZEIBIG T LOLUV ° MAIn (cemmiom for shurt ti Just it © murpnay us. gas stoves, hot-water hest. jj N. Sth St. VER TT a’ EL _modern, — heat. jani wr. service, 9 Chestnut t st. a) Olive. 3056. _(cBO) My reat Par ik Pans 2645. (ct gamitor service; will decorate to suit: ren ' ° — MAin 4136. Y A RACT Y¥ ARRANGED | > r _ - a CONVENIENT TO STREET CARS AND STORES | Mas racer tel Riu neniehh ca atl bclemamihe site etieided, so Oa Licaiante Swe 2A Linea ue a, Be Tener baie uns ERO ANY SES eae te i ” eg atta at 9 aA Bagh, PRRs a Deaths ect Ms Wee Ve baie % wih died TE ree S i Wes Ye OH Py, SF DPR NRE TES RO if : - ; Hi = a _ ‘cur ==: —_ North “THE MARLOWE APARTMENTS’ GLADES. “ae Apt. house. 4 rooms each 6025 dust CuMP LETED a, Ts “ETI : ome | ° aa S J RNWELL R. E. CO., ll rth. | : CB, 4560—S-room efficiency: open. COR. 39TH AND McREE. bath electric. For sale. beautilui tamuv I n 5534 Cates: living revom. dining room, — Exciual a BE. CO.. 111 N — | APARTMENT JOHN J. REARDON. 971 Chestnut. nd 5 room. rg es, including 685) 7A uiliON. 1311 -—— 5-room efficiency Of 5 Treoms ana su ticr each: every- xitechen, two bet sroomis garage if desired; Most Exclusive a Reaseanble Apartment Six-roo art t ith 2? GLASGOW. 3724—3 rocus. Murphy bed. iB ag BR nec | apartment, see owner on premises, fc) | tame src a odern; extremely well make freservatiun Duw. ams @; 0648 Washington, Cor. Bldg. Six-room spa a WHE !) and >. “S03. Chestout Frigidaire iceboxes: very attractive: 4208 MAKYLAND, 4 KOOMS. BATH. Pere Meme of * * ay Piet v0 ok i aay, 2 o Loa r. d ho = ieee eee Me ; : ro : MA RSS ES ee i haa a aaa w we rep 0 ~ ta 32 sR ir eros Ae AP I oo SRY 4 | : HARTWIG DISCHINGER. 2808 N. Grand. 4, 1% corner 9th and Lafayette: this | “wonderful jocation; $75. W. Darr. 4271! ful 3-rcom apa | Saaleee at tee wee 2 large ded-/ J. CORNWELE . : oT Only a Few Apartments Left . #39 Heman—6 rooms, screen WEST FLORISSANT. 4550+-Opvesite | ing suarcon a> yh, Teoma, | includ- | Washington. DEilmar 3414. (e383) WEST END ‘REALTY & CONST 2.. {reoms, dining room and kitchen: $70-$75. | EJ. CORNW 2 cee par S hi un . 2 Fallon Park: 5 lares rooms. sum par $75: will elase to reliable ten- | HAMILTON. 1292-—First south. 5 rooms. | _CAbsny_2933_— ._pemest 5] og gees INC. a4 5843 CATES—NEW Delightfully Arranged Hit ‘ 3 — = — — : inquire BIALOCK. 3867 La- arr. 4271 Washington. DElmar! SAN BONTITA, [> —— Newly decorate _8th and Chestnut Ain 4557. (c7) | m 7 [ol . = malty 7 . fayette. Ist floor west. GRand 7803.(c62) | Sale. = icS3) | spores oS > large — an un Dé: LOS FRFSNOS. 6-ROOM APARTMENT Frigidaire 6 ee ee ~~ viene SS ee —™ \\ agner-G rant Bell Northwes | HAMILTON, 768—4 rooms and bath. |lor and breakfast room: 3 bedroom 812 Clem Oud floor east: seven L ft : : r aay. : t Southwest _ gery sity bene me age Ed Ped newly decorated: ‘$80: garage extra. hn, jens. secoud flo on ae. “Boorse TR gee th age OPEN FOR INSPECTION | c Y i? Chestnut St. GaArfield 262 NATURAL BRIDGE. 61594—New apart- dnstnat ae led. | . See resident managr-. PArkview open. as — . e IENRY R. WEISELS CO.. . Goer east: WAGNER-GRANT- BEL REALTY CoO.. . — OPO! ment of 3 extra large. light £ front rooms 5 ' S| 1L051W. 122) FR ANCIS-PERRY-RUTH. 110 N. sth. | ts) MA: 33. (et) | FJ. CORNWELL R. E. CO. 111 N. 7th. ~hesina t. GArtield S621. and im-a-dor bed: open: lo | ~ — “Ot ik cummins tania , — - = , — FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH. 110 N. Teh st, preakfust. nook. 8 closita, neat tur. HAMILTON. 1360 — 4 or 5 rooms and SAVOT COURE orace rs ta -— +s" Sy WESTGATE IDEAL APARTMENTS 5879 CLEMENS » Wi hose APARTMENTS NORTH MARKET. 5903—5-reom efficien- ™** | 2 smalier apartments in same Bn u maut= "ker with oo = egg | ‘SCHROEDER-WATSON REALTY CO. Living room. breakfast room and kitch-| 4432 Washington bl. most desirable 3 | vee pe ae sa Fh eae heat furnished: weather mir : aay. Si Rory Big st. nigh Dutiding Sunca: 2 . ——_ © _ 819A _ Chest: nut a __ GAriieid ov. nette: gas range icebox, ironing | end 4 room efficiencies in the city: every — ae = a hardwood floors, 2mand | 1 y ms i board. sho — Jectrie ile bath. vacuum heat ) porches: re- | ae ™ apartipent. mod. « way and Lanadow eg Ready June 0. Riv ORBON -_ 4% G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. SAVOY COURT. 332 9- 31 + lar 7, roe! is warg. 8 r @ n. € iTric: cone ; @pen | convenienc: ine! —- janitor service. See ote ne Senuiinede aeers teas a ee Pha ‘ 74 KIXGSIAND AY. "SKIN, 5403—Sroo : b at furnished: jani-| today: $60 . : manager on orem erm. COlfax 3846W ee * ic) 4 BANILTOS. ee a ee gt ne \gaetememmiecnses macaiak ony fonsT. CO.. _KRATZ REALTY COMPANY decorate to suit: fist and third floor: ; ||| x nut PIO and sr-eened porch: first ST. LOUIS. 4730-—4 rooms aad aun - BANC ROFT. a oe large rooms. 5- amen « He € noe v a rated throughout; ISISSIP PI ALLEY TRUST Cco.. CAbany %95 8511 Delmar. 4067 S. Grand bi Riverside 4924. ( ponent with garage; second floor. $110 with FI _ er, will decorate. oS room efficiency t . , rent. ~ Rea! “=ta t Department. Berg oe n= , Seats tye - . , 7 qumexnired lease. See tenant, third i FEDERER REALTY 0." rent. “EDWARD L. BAKEWELL, 118 N. 7th. bi W AstiLNuTUS, s¥10 Mesaures ‘Apartment Building ANDERSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN. ’ “s ‘ RB yy" — . with Murphy bed; cebox: rent $35 and up. ——‘ictor 4762.° 2610 Gravois, | HEMAN, 17 — Beautiful 3-family. OUTHWOOD. 6241- —s gg el LES R. CO. 5477 Delmar. | a manager "on. premises: unfur- . Hine iin Concrswon to reanponsible party. oF EN] REALTY & CONST. 00.. "| LANSDOWNE. 400507—6 large rooms. eS ee: leased) excelent oe S be Teor oe [£3 nome 0. (c99 (92) DOUGHERTY &. age a 70) to $00. 3902 LINDELL BL. Hina | tT 728 SYRACUSE at 1 beat furnished, janitor service: garage. ion a id iccation; a gain 7 SOUTHWOOD. 6241—4-5 rooms, Mur APARTMENTS FOR EKENT ee: N PTS. 7 Four or five rooms with bath: @/ i) oe First or secand fleer. 5 reome; beds: reasonable. PArkvirew D HALFON TE APTS apartment being bo ~ co patty iti Gael eee li deeorate; rent $75. rent reasonable. LAciede 4313. "| view ' - : \JULIAN. 5653-—4 large rooms, corner: phy , s. til } . janitor serv- | i) cond! ' } ) ‘ pe 5504 NATURAL BRIDGE i 1351 Klizabeth Ay. | pewly decorated. CAbany 1856W. c) (33 : - will decorate and put im first- 5568 Pershing: apartments available for || =~ os Se. mati e 7) LELAND AV. . 7 |JULIAN. 5626—First ftoor. ere large class condition. Call Garfield 0272. | lease; only better class of tenants consid- it a : rooms and an partor? will Reduced Summer Rates A vary a a eo mong rooms, good condition: low SOUTH WOOD SS floor. HOUSAM REALTY CO., ered. WM. E. TEVABAUGH. 901 Chest- ne MAin 4124. ||| | z . rent $8¢.50 with garag-. tile residence roof. 6 nice rooms. WILLIAMS MORTGAGE Co.. hin 1485. rooms. eAbany e | 312 International Life Bids. } But. MAin 0208. sheet. f ee 7 "401 - YTON RD 4 ana 5 Li e . | Barawooa floers throughout: 2 open a ‘e80 } : ? ——= === —SS=—_ OS" ii! : . 4 roe ~ . break fast ——s cine” Gite tomate ioe ee ceed ae a 60) | = a — . ARTMENTS. | COZY crema lit | : ome, sunroom and ys ory | KINGSLAND. > -— — versiie 4924. || ape in this Duilding. Service ie icity. il Phrw. 1400-1. Clayton aad ATEN. T8i7—3 room ST kes and het water included: $12 3 Ss genni 3749—Second floor east: 5 modern rooms; owner apartment | 3 LOWEST APT. SENTALA IN CITY 6818 W ASHINGTON | i inehedes feat, en oe a H + service furn ag ins ; yo " ef! enc > Ss ~ hale AL: c — rz ‘ ~ ana 7 i : ; — on —_ o- t. ood floors ¥, steam _APARTMENTS—Cent ral and Clayton: two BR PINE. 4042 W—First floor cast = : 440 CLAYTON RD. nice SSermeas, IK of | ger will be pleased to show vou these |||) ; = SS efficiencies left; $50 and $55: facing FOr- G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. Ss. : _ “en | floor, rooms. large sum parlor. urea ||| apartments. CAbany 6160. or rt , A rn S03—Newly srated ¢ ———— two sun rooms: verv desirat location. s: — ments con; h , : ) | = “k¥ apartment. sieam heat. ots corner |eat Park. L ‘ newiy decorated; heat. janitor: rent re- SKINKER RD. 31(—First north: , front : heat and janitor serv. | Four or five room apartment: in a. 4th E im living reom; tie radio: garage: reasonabie: - — ye CAbany 2447W en a KINGSBURY, ; mew ¢ Fated. 9x5, GRAND JONES. INC... Real- condition. GArfield 0270 M. H. RODEMYER & CO.. completed — > shower, concealed be ' ts] : : — -New s. four expo-! nished; ” sil : HOUSAM REALTY co. 109 N. Sth st MAin 4124 ) ; OASTLEMAN. 3608—Corner Grand. apart- . tile wainscoted "batts pedestal ena ens, light, silver service; $12.50 SUBURBAN TERRACE. 1230A—4 beau- 312 International Life Bidg. ae ; = Le” oer ~ Ht o. Gee of the most’ nished. including gas. light. telephone and du ane ape. cen. desirabie G-room apartment: newly deco will PR cease and put fi : if : ta : 4 foome. of price of 5. 7c dition ——— a Open dure the day. |’ | Hy 7 an These apartments have is mings. Victor 4376 (7) | APARTMENT.” : | oly = very whuret, _ a Tepe dressing reom: 2 . shower. Murphy hed. laundry: beau week. ful light reoms, bath, furmace. $40; ad canes —> a > ) . - ff -- oa tay _tiful floors; very attractive: convenient to KINGSBURY. S726—second floor. alts: open CATHEDRAL APARTMEN TS. SAV INGS TRL ST a ! . . G. . .. EUGENE }. ALTHEIMER, WILLIAMS & : exclusive newhborhoed and build- * rooms, sun room, tile bath, heat and ‘an- __GRAEF. 907 Chestnut (ce) 4400) LINDELL BL. 4915 DELMAR. Chestnut St. . MER. INC... S17 Chestnut, | : Peasonable: oven: serond floor south. ‘tor service: S70: present tenant will show. TAYLOR 5 § a ion ; & ote BS A desirable suite now available tn AP ARTME NTS. | i] ins ~? 5 tee ey = pee — 2 __Apartment J_ 5841 Cabanne. Owner._Riverside 31 59M. (c} large rooms. cuiet. convenient: reasonab! e this § exzclusi+ ilding (third e 5093 Enright: 7 ' . hot — nto building. g7F adh dheweaer aan June >: beautifu ‘ | BEL] LEVUE. 1101 — 5 moms. sicening KINGSBURY. 8837 — Firat floor west; 5 See janitor or phone GArtie 33. (cB0O) immediate | esion; ¢ ; rooms, sun water beat, ; = m4 $100 00 = 7 + a ‘ae , : « - porch, awnings: hot water, | porch: vacant June 15: $85 mepns | “rooms, sun partor and sleeping porch: UNION. li 49 N.—6 la ~ge = mc dern parior and sieefing perch, . Toom: will decorate to sui ments. Manager on premises will be | | : , : A ‘anitar service, furnace. references BLACKSTONE. :1482-86—iimt floor. four OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 900 Chestne REY E. & R, G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. : = 3 BATH , GIRALDIN BROS. R. E. CO. 813 Chestnut. pieased af a ee on W I . SH - fF . wt Ds ) a RODEMYER “LP °® nein t-te ee eee = - open = oT yl N wry E. Tr N s heat . ; . , wwN . ; & co : JUNIATA. S880—4 | an ond, Gp pereh: | EUGENE ra dteowen, Rs ata aoe e a, Fy ey ope “open. ‘suena a ice liv $45. a ee ES ‘AL aparT. APTS. DE LUXE—10 ROOMS | 109 5. sth .' Main 4124 i apartimen expos- eS See esinutl st _ we “‘ . Ori i Gian ate ‘ venhesting NT H r ; = ; . , oven Big y MRNAS BROOKLINE eR es — Siete reanonable, GArfleld 0733. 0 ves RINSEY REALTY CO.. 504 Wainwright MENT ME: VEKY REASONABLE ae ei FOREST RIDGE.” aaragn FL . MAin 1238-39 , oa ee - ane - 3 "Genk, beat 4123-5 fine rooms and bath. VERNON 5343—5-room partment. elec SEE senas. rooms. 5 baths: garage 2 cars and chauf- D LIGHTFUL FOR = , ——— ’ water “TERS. screenees dere oe ot water and jani tor service in- ant nitor om ae ? . ———— —— ~ : a Soames fe ur ® duarters ®iee trical ly mt ulpped la un- 4 “g * ‘ AS ART ME a ss oe a ee ee ne ee. nety Gunem,| Sent, bet wane 2 ric; gatage- janitor. Lindell 4688M > dienes cen cee feur's quart slcensee ay ouiguse Yew NEW APARTMENT | Bw: :tuity furnished. n eM “partor. pies mtv aoe. Garis “0480. ‘and 1 bleck south of Clayton rd. 199) OREON Ee & RG §COTT. 800 _Chestuut. VERNON 3503—Del ightfuil corner apart- PORC H—LOC ATION 100 «. n eitv: rarely @ vacancy Opposite Forest Park. west of Skinker a » € Se qe0-cgpeen canes " a nF LAPAYBRETE. 3619-- ~» r rooms, = sun “parler: BUCKINGH AM CT.. 19°35 roome and) LAUREL. 316— —~Subitase July August. ment of 4 large rooma, bath, reception 5638 Kingsbury Warwick Court’ OREON _E. & 3 R. G SCOTT 800 Chestnut. 6 spacious rooms and breakfast room. x ; im every respect. sum parior: newly decorated throughout. furmehed 5-room_ efticrency ye, Rall: in Cabanne Center: will make et- elegant 7 reems. 2 bath ith siee>- Murphy bed beautiful intertor: a5undant | SF. DICKM ANN'R.E-CO..623 Chestnut, DEtmar 555 Re i fe _ded in sunroom. CAbany 22SR. (cO@ } Sache _propogtio: a. Eanes in ; nA. tric fixtures, iocation 453 F-9 ¢ “houteau—Inspect cone — — eS | LAFAYETTS 3800-—4 rooms and sun BUCKINGHAM COURT. 4994 (cor. Euclid) Lat REL, 316—Onent. ©-5 3-room effi- bees ye os 2 oy “4 Oy sun parler unexcelled: faci beautif Ww Kingsbury 3 AND 4 LARGE ROOMS—NEW yh gay Oe new, clean, ta-fleer 5 5 reeme, iencyY. newly decora; 1% third floer } _ oe GIL Ss, } it nd De! mar - ’ lectric elevators. = . er “ Wt as~ LUPFER- sols Realtors, GArfiela 8906. san_parior; eut $98: month free. rent free ant! it July 1 with @ nel Rnd WASHINGTON 4044 ee, seam GOREON E. @ R. MOTT rents Rent Reduced. $55-$60-S65 hg? oer ——a ment. Tower Grove rk: A-l con- - CAB. ANNE. 557 7 ieee room | : LELAND 750—Thira floor north, four ‘Is pam nm rear of Duliding. stoves, hardwood Noors. ATTENTION! Mion Le PFER-ACKER ters. GAr at: Janitor service ic OOM s. 5 bed: sublease: $50 WASHINGTON, Wis — Beane 4 efti- — ==} | SRS. STEINMESCH, wesident manager. HER SS Ww ’ “4 ae ut see : CABANNE. 580: ~e floor west .' LELAND 41¢-—Delmar Garden: 3 beauti- clency new hbullding special Dries: ~ CLARA 335 —W ASHINGTON HALL (c83) E W HAT YOU W ANT abie jocatton . at in. Deal read reagenable rent. | poome na-dor b second floor aly Paes Sea ERs 5 8 | ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF DELMAR 5482 DeLMA , RARNGROVE a SPEC MT LIZ N. 7th st. north. Inquire firet floor nort yN ge ee ng " ats wa. LA me (c) | WSHINGTON. “@818—34 floor east Why ne , ——_ NIC; ‘KER APARTMETS ; CARANSE B08 Saad ee | RAND Sl ee Ne aes |e sparc ae one bed, gee Tete ae eee anrmenia” Ther} “WEST HARLAN COURT® | custeet inentiee tory Some at tiated — aria te t~ Ae y beautiful S-room efficienc eames leavin city Gabany £99834 Sawte deearated tale ge Fang th Apartments have 4 rooms and q com. Twe beautiful o-reom and 4-room =, 39, ‘el Sus 3 resus. ocivate 4 *Paim ) 4 he oe YI r. Chestnut. . . ‘ fs +» ‘ | : . : efficteney: cas steven, 5 wants CABANNE, 5848 (fet Moor south) —4 “i @. RLANKE &. F. _CO.. T11 Chestant, © ''RPFPERNAN 214 Waine ight R de roome, firet flear east, $T5. P Ate 1294. Su rooms. hardwood floare steam beat. LELAND, 800—New S5-racm atficiency WASHINGTON COURT. 5éf4— Weer of M. CURRY GILES R. CO.. Delmar PETTINGILL .: AP. ARTMENT 22 = G 300 Chest : ¥ | ~~~ yy * - ‘ : - * « —_ ANDERSON-STOCK B- RUERMANN. setroom and Murmohy bed iiet wie: | roome imecivting A RTw ENTS POR RENT. 36: 0) PERSHING AV +e) ee 808 Chest ar ; ; $20 -cneeesio Nice 3-mom ef fictenc lie reve " ) 7 LAS . . fy raceme. eames, Ware Nea SAS aa, owen Ctra oe SRHON Ek RG. SCOTT, 00 Chestnyt, 12° AMHERST PL: t rooms cad open | reine “dost. “kitchen” bath “tater: || EAST HARLAN COURT a RHOMER EX RRALTY co 702. Chestnut « LiMit 7 i WASHINGTON 6883-—Third oer weet newe i in Al condition: spectal in- 30d gfa8 included; fine location: within § | 0455 DEL MAR BL. 3 U s bedrooms: in-«- ement minutes’ walk of Forest Park i | a ; = A —Firet floor went 5 large Gor bed: Sanit rvic Th. one month's delightful corner apartment 4 ) shacious WIA Ne M AR 5 ron te ae colt Enka, || FE Y te = ae ME ~~ ees hed. acer ‘ . - : " : : x 5 Tooms: | ~ j lemme courte, , Cc VT .-N ean varior: newly decorated. ““T' UT'* | Abanw 4 whe eg Fo including large sun darlor. with in rent $7 » SS condition ORBON e & RG Tt sen Chestnut. | | or $69 ou an Get a , ie asmaiaas —— 4 on ee > i . . ri ; . - : a 0° a a — eeenapnmneneetmmemaasat ai reeing ror ‘ T) 10% mT! - ws ne 4 ‘ third floor: 4 eR am "Ta. — a xy "Ty ma in NN. Tth HBS nh rm ui. AND “ a. aoe — — AP ARTMENTS we hn peor? . fitin r ; - z i _- Third ‘fleer: @ EUGENE : mg \LTHEDWER Wied TANS ai ASH INGTX YN 194.3—4 -nome and sun inducement sof m4s9 stints aoa ° bath $125 00 , TO, Peeeption nail ond 2 hathe: 2 ex CALMER, INC. AIT Cheetnut st. naa ER en ta fences 70 4332A_LINDELL. T ltaree rooms: rent #941 MePhereon. 9 [BSE painted "enrcurnont convenient tec, Giver iace Seen? aes apartment. rent jane er ee Ae, Sr7eme and cum! Son . | ten: rent —_ heat and cae’ cavien condition <n ; ences: 1746 entree PL.- 8 rooms and o 4 ' i a ‘aniter service hoane Arfield | NN.~« \ORON BE. @ B. G. SCOTT: $00 Chestnut. 32 LYDE CAMBON, 625 Chemmut, | SMMELYANSSPACKLER OR. B OD.! SINGER-KLEIN REALTY | LEvI & Gt - - = CoO.. Too N“ x SE ER Apion eli» aE ala le ; Shae Ein eee mnecmengminescentigi Reo RY ies AFI TAT LOTR

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* = eo ga 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Residences I Oo POST-DISPATCH “FLATS FOR RENT—South ) FLATS FOR AENT—South . FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR RENT—South | FLATS FOR RENT—West YOMING OOOA BROADWAY. 2104 s._2. . GASCONADE. 2243—3 large rooms. bath} MANCHESTER, 4511—Modern 3-room | RU RUSSELL, 3817A—6 rooms; bath and — ! : — 5 rooms. electric. OF G.—-8 lame Feeme, ane. GascoNADE. 223 > coma cath’ alec. | fiat: bath, furnace. ve) | nace. ) | EVERMA NN-FRENTROP | RE ALTY co.. | tile bain. steam ft - ' 2243—3 rooms, bath, elec- a ee ‘RU SSE 4451 a SO 4143 8. Grand _ Riverside 4 ANDERS STOCKE- | GOLDMAN 2300 A—4 rooms, electric: $24. LL, 4451—6 rooma end kite oT REDUCED e08 — CERMANN, GC A + % rooms. ei 7112 | HORTON PL... A—S mod rooms ooms. electric; ons ALAMO, 7112-—5 — hardwood floors. tel : 5. ell euwentenees: Gnanee BROADWAY, 4813 §.—3-reom 2 meters iri See owner. te) MENARD. : flat: $40. aig aa0 ONA DE. 3626A—Pretty 5-room mod- | OHS IL ABB YTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. ros ette; hard — floors, tie bath, sce | COMPTON. 3205-3 RR: ig AY. ys S—3 dandy rooms: erm bungalow f lat. hot-water heat: eae MEN: ao I. 1409. hg Ss. electric, — ata 444 garage; strictiy Mocern. COMPTON. 32 523 Ch estnut. MAin 2457. gg ON ti ¥ : electric: only 20. owner decorating. (63) | condition. Lin@el) S892 ad ‘ 5. | 7. = = FLAT ANDERSON- STOCKE- BUERMANN. ISADORE. 1280A—four rooms. hardwoed | WATERMAN, 5278s. a RUSSELL. 4243—Elegant; 4 rooms, 5-| TOWER GROVE HEIGHTS — > 808 Chestnut st. floors. tile bath. PArkview 2853W. floors: $05; "warage F aoe Sale Today. BROADW rg ig S—3 large rooms. GEYER. 3112—5 rocms, in new single’ MENARD. oe: —#room flat. srrectr Ls “ ini urn} n-a-dor bed N oder r. S23; sectric Mht. toilet. garden. ¢ ~~ Gland _4135J. ({c)| g00d condition: aviet: clean: ia Neng 2 gs — A ae” eae oe hardwood ficors, hot- wa- | AMHERST PL, 1253-—Corner Julian; 4 JULIAN, S611A—5 rooms, suitabie for | 1.__ Phone i€ = BROADWAY. TOODA S.—5H rooms, bath. ‘TER, 2022 . bath. Inquire | oy ARD, 14224—3 oright rooms, elec- newly decorated; Humphrey heater. garage. ‘ter heat, garage; reasonable; 3926 McDon-;| laree light rooms; modern. doctor or dentist's office: modern: heat | WALTON. ae mn “ie ES sb 213: icl) rc. gas. HUmbolt 4167W. (c) —~c89) | ald. CAbany 7658 {¢} | AMHERST. 7251—New 5-room fiat. Uni- | 274 hot water furnished: newly decorated. | CHAUNCEY -) BROADWAY, 2120 5.—4 large ero Ty GEYER, 2335A-——3 rooms, bath, gas, elec- MERAMBC. . 28174—Newly decorated: tive RUTGER, 11324—5 rooms; all conven- | $500 CASH. BALANCE EASY TERMS.; versity Park. 4 blecks north of Delmar: SHUCHART REALTY CO.. 814 Chestnut. .. i? _ electric, $20 month. 4 2 ric; adults, reasonable rent. ¢c5) | roms; reasonable. Forest 3248J. (c$3) | gemeces; nicely decorated: carage; $45. | BUYS 908 RUTGER ST. -bet-water heat: brick garage: open. (ce) | KENSINGTON PL... 4718—4 rooms, bath, ; BROADWAY. 2606 S$ oms and Noes GEYER. 3324—Second floor: 4 FOomne. | MER MEC. 3856—DLeautNul bunga! pe ENZL CK, | GARFIELD Bes! Re THREE ao ~- FLAT. ‘AHERST ) Po floor; 3) ‘urnace cas and electric. 2d fioor: $27. STEPHEN SAUM. 625 bath. electric, steam = ete.: $50 at. rooms and dressitz room, -| RUTGER, 1104A—5 rooms, bath, electric, | Bath. as. ciectric: rooms: all conveniences; open. — SCH WENKER R. E. CoO. Chestnut | ““ANDERSON-STOCKE BUERMANN. | race. $55, (62) | “g35, ‘MORRIS AACH BR. CO.. ‘S26 Chestnst st;| Jj. E. KIAME BRO. RE. CO. | KENSINGTON, 4565-69—4 rooms WASHINGTON, S08. c “hésenut. st. 3107—4 rocms, single bungalow- G LIK "kK Realtors. 8272 Chaeetrnut st. 1700 x at At Anmoay® $40. nd Ritch 19 N. 7th et. | $4° e . ed hace - es 700 Ss. Vandeventer: 3 rooms « - > | ; - 2 rooms, . ; AUBERT, 13°5A—5 rooms: "bath, furnace: | GLICK, Realtors. #24 Chestnut. _ _BUTTS REALTY oe BRROADW sl B05 S.—Corner Gascon-. ae Se eae sei 1 = , 3 reoms, perfect condition; reason- GIBSON. 4 32 ~aeate s. tile bath. ~ hot- sty.e flat, garage. (cl) } mir 414—4 ice rooms, electric, IV 5 et uG 45 So room , &°: tUTGER, 3 ~ |@nette. tile bath, hardwood floors, furnace,| gisctric nt immediate pospession. water heat: $30. | MIAMI, 3954—-4 rooms. in-a-dor bed. tile! gas. rent $20 a -- 6-08 odern. s BT, AKE : & F RO. S15 _Chestnut. G1 BS \ 44: 70 Senin a: rooms and iarge hall} bath, } awoc floors, garage: newly (TTO TIET JENS, 722 Chestnut ae eve. ICK. Realtors 822 Chestnut st. BARTMER 5S30—5 rooms: all conven- | | KINGSHIGHWAY,. 140 AN —Modern. BROADWAY. 3613 S-—2 nice rooms and room. all conveniences. GRana@ 6263J | papered; rent $45. ST ANGE 1420—4 rooms. toilet. elec.. GL FLAT $50 , fenees. CAbary 1908M. | 5-6 _roome: ome: only $46: see: open. (ce) | electric; will put in good condition: rent ¢i>—s 340SA——4 rooms. Murphy bed. fu ___GRECKY REALTY. TYier 0875. |“nowty decorat ted. LUPFER - ACKER. eg ne Bg be hee room: | BARTMER. 6112A-144—5 rooma . bath. | | KINGSHIGHWaY, wes S.—S nr rooms. sun H AUER-LUSTKANDL. S06 Chestnut. nace; Sto; carage. $2. ete MIAMI 39xx—New single and double Realtors GArfield 8906. Mag + eit: garage optional. ' | furnace. a Parkview SS. (OO) 'BARNGROVE & St s PEC estnut. LES. 3475-6 rooms. | : a - flats. 3, 4 and 5 reems, sun parlors. oe? 5 LI SANTA heiade #.__________-_ GRAND, 4045—Modern. rooms ;|two blocks north of Gravois at Gustine,|ST- V IN SNT, 2624a—5 rooms. Ddath. Four rooms and hail: nice light outside; FARTMER 591: =" reoms, hot-water’ ates. tor. hot water, rent lowest. “trie * “~ 8. _— ee Ses Sa newly decorated. painted: garage. ne et G@rive south trem Arsenal en Mussell os etrte ane _sarage; open Sunday. — rooms: goed cunditio heat: front and back Zerg: rent re- | LACLEDE. 380 1—Modern 7 rooms. hot en a Mt Is ot Rea ketone GRAND, 5421 S.—S rooms, heat fur- pl., 4000 west; open daily 10 to 5. SAR 26004 S.—4-room flat; stric A. JAY KUHS Co.. 10ch and Gas ets. duced. Call PArkview (ce) | ater: beantiful electric fixtures. garexe: CALIFORNI A, _— : rooms and +. nished: concession to right party. (c99) M. H. HAWAINS, 3949 Miami st. mo - ee (c80) | RPAYARD 7974—4 rooms. modern conven- low rent. 921 Chestnut. fe83) nheWiv painted tioors and new paper: eer ore a _— - . o ie _LAclede 5999. | SEOONL » 2445 S—S rooms, rear, ). NEW SOUTH SIDE FLATS. lences: concession to good tenant. | LAUREL. 1444— 5-room efficiency; 7: hy eta: a gts * oa pie oh vou — ak mates, 7 c ALIFORNI A. > rooms, bath. — ter > with or without rage, | MI: "HIGAN 3927—New modern 4 rooms, c- 3837 and 2845 Meramec: 4 rooms: mod- BAYARD. 749A—6 rooms. Dodern. | 2 . floors. ECON 517 § a rooms gas, Water, | erm: steam heat. porch: all conveniences: reasonable. 1 e688) S| ACRE > beak —s a 3 - urp bed sn, yes rrgee ns eden hres PUP TTic : fieor ‘ } har urs Siatialnaia a Lise al ar M ' , a ’ { “ALIFORNI A. & “ Modern, new; ft oe =" oe S dee Milt HIG A: =r 7" ; : : e 8. 1916 McNair: 3 large rooms! furnace — 24 ’ ’ > room nd sun | Mitt bath, eiec- jecir loth _ § ivy tS ~* — tile bath: garage; near car. acai moe Lowen etme oe A Ba a at vel ‘ts trie » 49 a a oe ee x T modern ; $45 es. 1420-—4 rooms, newly decorated: | garage; rease CALIFORNIA, 1716A—4 rooms and bath. ie aang ks gees ‘yooms. bath; garage. i. ae GEO. J. WANSTRATH. 717% Chestnut. tile bath: carage. fe) | JOS. F. DICKMANN RECO. 623 Chestnut | . - . — — pantie — - . ras ; intl hud i , . eaten KR 7 33) : ; = adults only. Owner, 1714 California. LATTAN. 10°6A-—3 rooms and bath, et and alley made; $56 100 SEVENTH 121 3 rooms. first floor. 1019 BATES | es : * a aye ~~ 6 te ee ite | ot ‘TSV ILLE i27—S-room efficiency: (cl) LAUD! . Riverside 4541 , —— : - eee Bee 2 oe aie wae me MTR ma tt ‘Block east of Grand): 5 Iar ge. light esaA schoo: ] conveniences. Ic ; an icebox hot-water heat. El. vi ica . . Mi ite A. ge yp w 4 2 Ooms. Dain. — —" R97 4 ( Rear}—3 nice rooms, and airy rooms. gun parlor, hardwood tor 236 ‘ey _ Mec ics. AND. 107 jA—4 rooms, gun par- ; = gas etri floors team heat: garage; will furnish| BERTHA. 6817 76—3 roems, bath. .| ler. weent ng porch. garace. led | VER hes ee wit iy > ~~ Ne { ae Al iL” tah : A 33 ae cas, ar GRA anak ’ 1; is a lare’ rooms . >} C- a a ‘ floors: : Ty rv ie r} ails ee B 3-3 Tae eases Mee ee at 37 mAs rooms and bath. | SpveNiH. 120SA | 2 large rooms, elec- awnings. | fas. electric. $22 Ll 72 ode CARLSBAD. 6050—New. 3 8, 4 roc meat RAVOT! 3852—5 rooms. bath. garage. electric $38. ie) tricity. Apply o1 pmises. - _DROZDA REALTY CO., 4006 Choatean. BRLAC KSTONE, 1 ia (353 rooms. bath. fur- Moai AN. #722—5-room. modern fiat. | class t 4. . is ‘ (c fornac & tt ee a eee ge "HIG. >; y EE rooms. electric. gas. 77. Ga T! i: 4 : ol ; Tr “ a *tr " nee arene 8S NE (c62) race ‘MIL LAN, 4555 » moms, bath, elec- SHUCHART. : er. ie ri. pi | 5A). sO )UTH_ SI IDE FLATS. H ACK = “ i tance ; . sa tern imei ; water, yard; $20; open. 8 ge = lr * rooms. modern: Rewiy | — wah A iG. VALUE. Bie | ‘McPHBRSON. 6022 — 6 rooms: porches = may. a a lecorated. ee Br : ota NESOTA, 3312—3 rooms with elec- sEVENTH. 210A -: rooms, gas, elec ‘ - ' | BURD. 1401—3 rooms, modern, $40. {c) ° CAROLINE SOOO A—B roams. } : fror GRAVOIS *715a—2 rooms: 2 rly deco ail ~ 2Arilte , ‘ ‘Oran? . ‘ 31 39 Halli di cienctes; rents ee will decorate: Karage : . 3; 70. (83) — ‘naec. E A. BOKERN. Ful oe Ri ¥ Is, 2 A——S rooms, ‘y Cece c:_re able: adults. we; was. F | RERES e $50. See t day. i AB. ANNE o226A—6 rooms. modern: $60 M-FPH “RESON, 5758 ract rooms. , . : rated: gas. electric: twoilet. ma MINN Ex é oms, second-floor cuaWw %911 3 room 50 Apply w ER-GRANT- BELL T JOHNSON R. CO.. MAin &O. | ens ee —? att ve : @ AROLINE, a ome, aotric: | -- rated: a cx _ = T 4 ns. sé fic — S! 3 rooms. $55. Appl A ; : _O.. Me | pewilr dac aed cTarace reasonabie, (2) rst-clasa cond rer ox HALLIDAY, Ur — ba ath, hard-| apartment: modern; Pa MMS a. es ber. 2924 Cherokee. __ - oo aco? loor International Life Bidg. can AN NE, 5026—6 §—6 rooms. bath, furnace: | gj TERSO > 59 odern. 6 -edien : : . - od flo rs. , aoe s 6. >. : ro ; - “ >. ; S6?1. $5 >{) s. STEINLAG E R. CO.. 7299 ' MeP 2 N, a ‘ 7M rn, 6 ° 4 ~ | first-class condition: garage. te) . ‘ as she ye, ee rN ee a a al SR ay a Oe "ubeacis hin eee, oP ay > r ot *oster Gert: Cy Shei eesti yorte -.~ Rerypte “f+ ‘ ~ 4 WR gd WOE Poem Ry rarity he! ete gh put fi : 7) “H av FE: R- = USTK ANDL. e086 extnul. . SNe ; 20> ____ INNE ; -room flat: new: §H 2 . rc _Gartield A > al 2 LI : : ‘LLIDAY. es 00—Str tly a orn lo wer low rent e) cw heat, | z .) Gheetnut >Ar leld oe 4 Fe. Oe C ARI ROT, lL. 1415 frear)—3 rooms. , Ag ea reg ' rag ry : ee ny N W a TS #: ie a a a | > rooms, bath: adults: garag: ca BS ~ 3-room bungalow. Sh AW, + = 1 rooms, sunroom, Sewing E bat a [ A re ABANN® S503—7 rooms and bath: éani- McPHERSON, vl cond floor; six | | ¥. 2312-221 ORTIS. tor and he o EN 3 ° . C. BEY? SON, 616 Chestnut. } 515 rooms. 8 on second, M-AL4i! ‘ ‘ as . ee a | CARROLL. 1515—S rom: trod sisi ile bath steam heat: rent reduced. Own- | giswrsoT a> yom eee JOHN ‘4. “aint Realtor. 709 Chestnut. wis G pevinien: @ yee. | Sea : L} egy | i ae - iardwood floors, ; ~ oS. ow oe | CART See ee rooms, tile bath. ~ eae baw bib 5 aed elect ric . $17 Ft rest 6223. : , $211 A—4 TQ ms. Sun Dari ¥. ’ i ? . me | wis a7. ‘ Shaw's Ga! det ubdivision: 4 rooms. en MILI cE R. E. CO.. 105 N. Oth et. | rooms: heat aznd ci} : RSIee} ' YALL EY TRUST Co.. i eee SIA A cissiciiaesionsininin Re” dectpteenay ~~ a > a0 } ; rf = ia ae LINN ESU"’ rooms, . elec- ‘ondit whner. Hin sboit 542 Oe are LON-STOCK ce rN ot-water and janitor service: $50. vO sas. e:€c ANI ERS N- ST KE-BI S A. hk > . : Y “Modern | _ rooms, _—_—— “oo 7 3 mao hy ; ; = — ey len an id C ompton Avs. 7A TAL P as 947 cin rooms; first-class "an furn rent $83 yg oon =" farm hea? i} Twn? ; BAREFORD. 412 ee FF) at: 3 rm Ooms: mod- Hives : Ye he ia i LM fj i s, Mi sé ph J _— we *3 4 sn Fateme _. Ain 2457. aa 3 ni ice rooms —— _ DAL y . Oraptct . beautiful ek, — 44 > ric SO ine Oe mz dak ducanee: =i so ge cE ETTA, 2707—7 roma, bayh, alee | MINNESOTA 35: New. ¢ roous, SHAW, rooms. Dreakiast room./ fiat: 4 large r i tile bath: nicely) liehte bath: $37.50 | oo ae ae te “eamtg Sunday or aiter 5 30 even) le) -~ NRI sek ening $50 x Z - * +e Ww dec ate. 1uit a‘ . r. C. Renit $5 7) c he t t. a : . nt o i y mal: ard wor “a P ane ORE: iN Ee & R. - sy) ~ stnut. ! si . 6 * ee . . — si6 UES housekee = = OLGHERTY R. E. © g. ' ABBOT enltor. 3 estnu beautifu! xtures; ever convenience ; Trs 5 —__ oor 7 t st. 4. oe utity y CATES . 9967-6 rooms. tile bath, hard- |! WapL_e 5618 —a-room fat: rent & Gye nyrrlend r a cone en _ - = . - — —on — — = CASTL EMAN. 4036A——3 light rooms. bath gage a roora flat: mod- +S ee ee |S . i Pas e. aei a a « ‘ > - TY 7 ~ > —_ , . I ai 2. 8) ’ "P fir ’ ‘ . ~ I ; he mg esa breakfast rvom Bldg wood floors: fine condition: open. _ able: very desirable CAbaenr 006 10, ms _glectric: nice neighborhood; $35. Ss oman Victor _40 (Csi pceagunpiangaal sarah seisap teed a em - ons 1776 Arcad > ; a bh all a ‘ Ct OT = 2 y idieah * : Ke. om cs. Cc 7 §—5 = CATES, 516 5 modern rooms, wit. MAPLE. 3746A—5 rooms. bath. aay Ll Inde eH TITSR (c68) a ~~ ears we 3 tr BO‘ ) E mM. * . — , ‘3° ? roo - we phy Real t. CASTLEMAN 7—5 ROOMS; FIRST. "7 ) 5. ome; Mur [SS. PPI. 1918 — 4 rooms. modern: JOHN se ABBOTT. Lt Cheetng Be autifal Flats . Gents; garage. (c) | 1a93R NCLASS CONDITION. pLecTRe, BATH, 4. r. JOH NSON R. . MAin 0680. Gwood floors, porch, awnings: $45. gn ot , n pentane ne “DE ea "ATES. 52194-5223—5 rooms, newly dec- ape. 5606 4 moms, bath. ake ‘ , ates geome carie toilet SESS Sebpaaaeecre lat meee ted a , = P 2 3902 Connecticut. first and second “erated. in Al shape; hot-water heat; jan- | +,,. ace: . inidemeae 30S. F, DICKMANN BR. E.Co. 625 Chestnut Hi aa rest 6223. an an Ae 7 MISSI SSIPPI 22—Unfur ed? wr be thane a a, taniines t= 3, rooms and sleeping porch: hard- itor. rent reduced. = ee — =" ms > ne mes gp nam ‘Elegant 3 rooms, Oreakias rooms, ' “eheap rent rood party tc} ‘art: nent: Ne uced. oF Co Be RE. LTz €o.. 8 Chestnut. 4 “Lat ¥ kr: LAND, 3960 4 rooms A by ; ; ! 2 “ : : . : see Sa OS SU) ia ; . 23 rimwut : : e An = 7) wer 45— — M cern 5 ; ' TOHN ‘iA. ABBO £ . > 4 a 2 14 nace. $42.50: open. V1 ior T28h Pe. | floor. rooms, rent four MAPLE, 5577 —S rooms and bath: wil | = 4998-56aA— Ser a oe awe 4 cation > Tha 0° ” ia nA _ ? fated: tin we hardwood floors/ Tooms: tile bath. hardwood floors: Murphy be vacant 15th of June; all modern CLEV ELAN! 4226-204 vi eas. € Dy | Seeger: ae (ee iE TxOAE 3966—5 rooms, dern ; 7 © ated, ti Bala, Aaraweou 100% ; conveniences: rent $65: janitor service. rooma: only $48. decorated: open. ¢c) MPHREY. . . (eam | MISSOURI. 3016—3 rooms, attic and{| hardwood floors, steam 1 Brent: of gatace qenoeeunare: See ae tion. a WM. J. AR 6} — roo:r a: ita. Pee ; ara > . ( 6? tui ; . 5 te > T 7, P : oO xr: pe - = -— = —_— > ‘ - = ays : aS i pa ‘ - ra ; Tay! or anc . ‘ to . Le gel 1; upstairs | SUMPHREY SestS n a s mary. tune; BRS. Ihciede 1826 SHENANDOAH, 414 ew, & FOOWS, | teornet lines. adults only. ic) JOHN S. BLAKE @ BRO. 815 Chestrut. | & a ’ “se - a Ra 4. t i .y 7 ™, =e Le 15. . abs °*. 4 ‘ . F Ape . : my = . ~s y *h er ge rile ‘te. ~ ke : mo —_—— ee — -*. o . - ow —— —— eee sr “T ; 7 CLEVELAND, 4117-—Modern 5 rooins, H i pindieiation lade 2295 e} ric ss and wat a a a ——— ARSENA! 1617 rooms, $45: large 1 wARA. 1520 4—New 4-room flat: sieep- MARYLAND. on - — “J : an age; LAc! - re, uter, $22.50. ~.: : _ bath. ’ oe Lhe a pee eres ae si E _(c89) nace 235. ¥ | MARYLAND, 4145—4 rooms: Seamnan — 2. ater hb i ai MP HREY 4161 A—4 rooms: : : is aras ee a “e ame. ARSENAL, 6075— Modern S-room fat ti HACKMANN R. E. CO.. 1000 Chestnut. | porch: Murphy bed: Al condition: 350. Et 0. w. OTTEN AD REALTY co.. : rent mMeasona' at ie. ee ' “ d 3683- 85— 4 7 SLIT U wy A - ~ ty : P , : 2 : 4 #910-— Mo 2erti, y ne! t e iTcwo i ; " n ww t- 2 CLAYTON. 7608. A——ew 5 rooms - ~ hard- DOUGHERTY R. FE. CH.. 883 Chestnat. 806 Chestnut st.. Room 206. BU MPHREY or rooms, bath, glared une se See cee Stagg gg Pitt nd bath. aU! : mt it 270m _ garage: S$ one block sout al. | wood floors. heat: onen: low rent MARYLAND, 4373—Beautiful frrst floor) GLEVELAND. 40614—6 rooms. bath. fur- | Sitepine porch, furnace: $50: owner. It owen A HAMPTON. te : | SHENANDOAH. 3928—4 rooms and bath: % viock east of Watson. C.M. McDONALD R.F.CO.. 1111 Chestnnt, | rns, “hall room — Ht MPHKE\. 41 is A—New +4 recukhs., tile ' & - = Re Litor =. $$ —-— — ena —pyaggee sere: tf act . we, Tarn 45 12 — _ oe comforts of a real home, slee vd — Riverside 241 aw ) bath, . hardwood floors, furnace; decorat- ° ORG NI t >7 30. 4 ms. til 2 sHi \ ANDO as 2. tie Teutitis. Om ps '. conver it at a. a = ae porch. rarnge ; Oren | Riversid | od: i gacaxe if decired , ewiy decorated electric fixtures: open and stores. WENZLICK. Garfield 1427. | GLEMENS. 5685—5 -ooms, modern: ai- MARYLAND, 448%—Sce this beatiful COMPTON. 3914 Ss oe* gaa ie ‘ G. "BLANK RE. €O.. 7121 Chestnut. ax} == ay "EAD m aA mani aamiine . & BLAN RE * Ez. ¢ 0.. 7 Pt Chestnut. ALT : 2S —— larg nocermn 0 : tractive ‘ocation; janitor service: f at: up -to-date-: ready to "4 tric, $356. LAciede 1476. a . ivi oR. a wae ain aeiehenniee all improvements: newly decorated: new | SHENANDE dl4—4. -rooms: new in_parior porch: £@! “TST ) BAILEY. Realtor. GArfield_1¢ 1045 comforts of a real home: a MP"lTY ~~. 590° =A = ~3 ron WTS, iy H * \eme site ity * a . — > 4 cr * > = ," ‘¢ > aA * ; "i ¢ os - ar “ rooms, tile bat h. . Bard- J Ze. decorated hath electric and screens ° : mn. sure furphy ded: S#+.0 ' ' , ‘S ‘wirm ry S03 Cheetant st an onal | ¢ he luteet imnmrovem: om] floors, steam heat Hate nek = ae a ev COM PT: iN 341 cs Sete oe : . HY DR ae Ic 37 39—4 rooms, bath. en- a — ‘*K GARFIELD ? 4°27 r~ ' _ = " ‘ania fae eat nme ont a} as OTe - — de 34713 go8 _ sjOn Ratt ae 5 heat: immedia oos- MARYLAND. 4332—First path. furnace: . »: adults closed po rch: newly decorate: i STR ies eis rae SEVONSHIDE a ae eng jiwine JOHN 8S. BRUAKE & BRO. 815 Chestnnt. ene ae ret + ee: aceahial Cc ~~ . ; nuts — -* : ; . a Me pen. = — , —e saa > = se a . } eas A. S : . -_ a pom, dining reom, kitchenette. » DELMAR. 5062—5 rooms: rent $50: ‘irst OER. WILLIAMS & CALMER. INC. sr | Sail aie MSE Om ae patie eake aed je revs r er Rey eat Be i nF - ‘ : = : ater 34 j ie Ww Tag 3 rooms, ele aoe ne EBLE) roome, 950, _ fieid 1607 é spall * room, 2 drooms; $55. Arfie} _floor. ic} | Chestnut. ‘ > be r. S Chestnut. i ry. Sees = » oN . A, s UVES, Sele . .~ e2.8 3 Secol ivin “ ET 917 >-r fl : MIN 397 ' a 1H Hn - t ft ea) + > et ‘ u *— ~ m~ > sO = 3-room eft c "“jencyv : rn +? SHEN ANL ond AH, 460 en -- a — — rere eo a a! “i 1M . R. o1% o— adil oom flat for desir MI N ERV A. oe sf bf modern rooms; f. ret COMPTON 37 = —4403 Pennsyvivania. ~« IEF FE RS ‘ nist a $22.5 ee Pe NEWPORT 2 ~~ OS ge aetna roow, dimnge reom, -& ichenetie, a ‘ NSTI NE,, ime! , a RM conveniences. = Moor: light. heat: 0 a velit wns. tile bath. hardwood newly furnished. $22.50. _ PISS: NEWPORT O7-—New, Just pape faat_ recom. 2 bedroonis, $60. z ' ‘duce ul DELM *R. 637SA__4 rooms. tile bath. heat iN => = : eam optiona JEF FERS oN, 2506 SO rooms, we? om narcwood Deors. tile bath, fur L@O7. ( ccs } ale HAIL 5 re HOT. ME RE. AL TY, co... hed: re $75 M ' cf? ERV A, 5=38A—S Y OLIAaN” 1010 . _O 00: : Le ae? ’ ou mt Ain 1714 (62) 5 : N } SRE AL Ty : s -aste n av. ato : rent $i0. ; “ : = as nat) eS. cy iu ‘ 7 . 6? : 5 o,f : = 4’ n ’ 5 ght Bl iz. 7 TOM We a ix rc ‘heat | ; : . 5 \5¢ me — (ce HAUL CO. store; ee L. RONaLD 7: ANT 2—:! flat, | ; : or — LMA! 4555A—Six rooms: heat fur- 905 (c@) CONGRESS, 2011- rooms, “bath eec-| JEFFERSUN, 3526 5S.—4 ine large i - ae eiiciency, C6, Stamos cag cee | _— tama ra: . x4 $55 J PP tric and laun: iry. tc } r = £ as ezPciric, beth: garage ; -"? f : ’ an: in © >) says ~ . en > MC LONTCL. Al R, 139. = 3 nice roome., U a | nd ; ' : . p BE: fo: ba ra m n : : a : . , , , : sd 4 z : — A > es toe hm . , $ + hs. ES. au ~ oat i . _ ah 4 P 1 Chestnut os furna* —— repair; CONNECTICUT, 3530A-—-6 large rooms. $42.00: wpen. : SWSiRAT : ; OMS, electri: -E ERNGL : st . FINK MAN ISA ms. hardwood R #s687T0A—T? ron t Ri q bath: tern. EFFERSUN. 20% . ™ , : GLit} Realtor 79 . — ‘ m Fo Gi 0% pat. ’ 3 a ’ ren? $45 “ana i , ~~ ) — —_— 5 =. 5 ERY % ix ™ tory A Pra ~ = oR: oe - ~ ‘ rere oe eres 2) ee oo ———— ——— = s hg ore yg co vse. me 7 "22 e +28 Ch JOHN DOCKERY € BON. 1015 Chestniet. oe anil lo + Ooms. bs an r3 j J. 8 BN - ave the cutest iit LLIN Bl Rup! rn . — -s ct ™ | — : ’ é : CONNEC cu > 41 31 a ingle : see _ CARTAN ct scenine sae om fis is Warne - : callin : ; oa t 2619 Gravois B: « estnut st. NEWSTEAD, 1322 N.—3 rooms, first roome. tie bath, carage: owner upstairs BAN & VO., ¢08_ Chestnut. __ bahoshon me SOUte St. Lak ; | oor, 4 rooms. | sd - — bie ; Minn FY MAR_ “BD 7\—9 rooms. new'r floor: hath. electric: $35. CONNECTICUT. 3723—5 rooms, tile bash 8 it ERSON. S520 : reoms. a thie enaats & ee ee als Y-BIGHITH, . } 35) ~ : _ D cettinan -_— “aan o — dy FUM em... , 2, re ana j oe ' er as , : R a) a waset eat. r — s00rB, Farrage, fac- Open > * + ; ‘ . 3437 “ “3 rocms as : whine a = t} 10. ° furnace, cn % n.Y¥ ee ss oa i - Bi roe Sn . A dal “ a ’ . — 4 FE. STON, #34 ~Bea utitul. ey rooms: a'so me Forest az Pa rk : 5 : SeLY A Siethbes fe ie. 00.8902 Creetnet | FUNIATA SE53—6 rooms, hardwood firs, | CSR: S40 te) | ee ore as, modern. GARNER. 6933a—Beautiful. modem. ee oh RU A ge ge | Day 1S. Eg rooms and bath, sec- Re wae = ~~ —— >| Beth attic elert a eae. aS « Olms, th flat north of Magnol: -u.tS eaten iia e Hland 1773W. (3) ame ‘'N .. Sr Pry ms, bath, elet@iGl G. w. JOHNSTON. Realtor. 1 b Orest 9430. ond ; oe NLATA, —S light rooms, modern : a % - . TENNESSEE, 3314 New. SD roem oO AMPTON . ieee _—— ——————— PA‘ » —4 pert) : . 7 ; ; 7% 34— ry POO ms, le |} . ; “kk Km ‘Re kk S65i—a row 1s ‘and bath. Od ‘ ter. acne a oar bent ms. ciric. ‘ dao) ts 54. Tey mr ws 77 ve Ps cKAC Z ISAS, 3205 Ju w est Ki —a a AS eT NT — A—4 rooms, modern. $75. nace heat. c) M Ain 1182 ee Cs / ern, garage. cos ee ae Ac 3 . nae Pn not =e _ ov? : 7 a ay a ae “O.TTls. n ray. andes . ' : 6e- LAciede emai! farnil 3 ed. PAGE 4°08 3 room first floo ; t. d-room efficiency: KINGSHIGHWAY PARK. 222A—Up-to- J& is Bo 3 nmeoms. electric ath. electric: Bo children: ve son- | : iia eS a EASTON eo0w A \-—, tet oe ee ———s $3214 date flat. hot-water heat: garage : RRIS AACH RCO. #26 Chestnut st. 02 re 5819 S.—S-reom _effi- _M_LEVT & CO. 109 N. 7th st. se eas —— os So _= ‘ . sail + eae i “" : —— ; . ps —— — ——— : ne ie 4 i Riverside — 2: 9569]. a = “goer ee . . PAGE —New. 4 epren. : . . EAST’ aN 4225 A—4 rooms. electric: $34. DOUGHERTY R. E CO.. 803 Chestunt. “ge rooms. med- Kj “kk. 3422A—Doubile flat: half : ELI . L9O8A—3 rooms. bath. furnace: ZN TH S40). . ae Ss 2 Ran : 4625M LAO TERT CO ae (eS2 } b} ky ems of twrand: 3 rooms: mddern node rm - 340 es eee ae ? ~~ RT i a ey _ ru INGSHIGH' Ra . f ~ VASON GArfiela 7407. 825 Chestnut. P AG 7 = re BP ne jo ; me olen 1 sleeni Or OFTTO. lf—second ¢ south. = 5 As ge eae 2 00——Elegant new 5 rooms; lew bE TONTY 40 18 my das a soeme. dard new en hy - petttianeievenaonesiygeseanetnets site Se ee ee ee a TO ENTE, 2s : rooms Lectric, a». | —— — ——— nares. + A—5 reems. bath. electric rent: $45 a month. fe) | ‘ cers ; rigtty mocers . open LACK Li ‘ —. ms. hardwood ine. nein ake” be at ee MAin 3 I ; xtures: is ¥ TAG = DE TONTY. 4149—3 rooms. modern. eea- floors, str y modern, su room. 1 we Ke ee ~~ ‘sesinul st. PY “eego7 a3 large roon lectrh ly decorate ot-water heat 5 roe : . G. BLANKE R. -— Pm Tu Chestnut. o~ sE. Th, as — — bath: all in ~ iT e . cuix ere: "Ts “a er 7 t} ~ S “~* re ; , ’ - ; s a J ;° “m) * a STON. 5850—4 rooms, hot water fur- GEO. — HEFFERNAN, Wainwright Bidg. DE TONTY. 4303A—S rooms and sc reened 5 ee 5 precnoag, er “MISSISSIPPT . TENAS. 342 rooms and bath ehii room fiat and axe: inepect today. sned: rent reasonabie. PAGE, 4322—o fin = d bath, fur- porch; up-to-date newly decorated; rea- LAFAYETTH. 4177A—5 rooms: $50. _ es RY TRUstT “emg oH KINGSHIGH WAY. 5923 S—S rooms, sun SHUGHART REALTY Co. 814 Chestnut. me electric Hight. =s Ss ‘2 : , - of % ine rooms and hath, ur- ferns es “ - ent, tile LAFAYETTE, 415s rooms, - SUIZOOM, | Riversid sanac sient a tho aaee’ i eg gE ee: | ll ES | MARTIN OLIAN, 1010 Olive. MAin 5056. nace, electric light: =: alee Rye Fe - it BM . : — a screen Dore furnace . : sare —s ee “S135 [INGSHIGHWAY, 5819 8 —5-roc m OR Fs (o3) 'OREON EB. & R. G. 8% ecorT. 8) Chestnut ) DONTY jacmare: @ a — rs ABBOTT. eee. SSeS ~aee. ieepiag porch: all improvements: : : THIRD. 19044 S—2 nice ree rooms: Icy, Riverside 2569]. ENRIGHT 7TO2—5 rooms: newlv deco- Pal SE. 4239—Second floor. and garage: 5 | ¥ d uMNace ecorat ed ‘ IO 2 rooms, OPP asa. as) lecorated th var hy ‘ lone k tiie ; wat and elect - meV . ered Tahe RE RR SE en, _& } rated ? eaeiiien word floors atrictiy _™modern. .orme- m first-class condition - reasonable. JOHN H. ABBOTT. Reaitor, 709 Chestaut. ac po urnace: $45 $Tand onabie. oT ee cael ‘~ wares | KINGSHIGHWAY, 5S53A—South. mod- ENR? 'GHT. 5708A—8 reoms + t: DUBINSKY REALTY CO.. 504 Wainwright DE TONTY. 4331-——4 roems, sun parlor JOUN ra “ABB: TT. Realtor. Te ‘Chestnut "ENZI ck 7 Rance nes - a os tS! Bo hg gare 4 & 60. . we LAF = me D 41 oc 50 GRand 4 Fa Nt = ie va®, . } PUwOrmss na : ee 4 ra ’ H rf abd. ; a Y me Bs rac? : ee ee “gee _~ = > = snnieEt 5247 — mper ¥ rooms. mod- PAGE, 6114A—5- nom flat with bath and ' : 7 ers oe ee _ ae and electric. _ ) THIRTEENTH. 21% >t as els thitel i t : rtmen:: § > Bewly de corat ed adults. fe) steam heating >; rent $50. ee DE TONTY. 4223A-—5 reoms. hardwood __€es. (vin tate +e == Ea eee _ . *: ee ee ne ae OOmMS ; ath : ras; iz dor be —— oe ~ CHAS. E. RICHARDSON. Realtor. Tow A. 2207—J3 oa oe | modern ; rent $50: owner 4129 LAFAY ETTE. - sol — 4 rooms. SU marior. eCcHin ER. and roms. eS 8 ns £ aaa e —— a oe nNease: SO > RIGH m flat. Murphy 1008 International Life Bid«. first foer. beautifully furnish: Gartieid “245 emessree te . mn LE. eee SILA EN ~* = NGSHIGHWAY. 4921 S$ — 6 lich: we NR tak? A ane are ©! } 0341. OHIO. 1101—3-reem ; ii: —— ) id ti? +) , « = a. . +i is ‘ immis c th n asa uf . : i } ep ‘ecia ae j > rey . aa —- + “ > ‘ pr ‘ ~ a S; To ; , ao . + oe”) | --4 = . , DE TONTY. 4033.4— Dandy f at. on r — , . hh « | ~! 4 ——> Poomns., adults U : . MISSISSI PPI ’ ALLEY ‘TRIST CcoO., SIDNE Y } ' HAUER-LUSTKANDL. S06 Chestnut. ¢.'M_ MeDONALD K.E.CO. L1il Chestnut 220 beat" atuits - matic was heater, : | m. tam “ane cca ~ DR TONTY. 4103—Something entirely Qf 14) : “4 Lis : yt sunroom, “TAGE, 34374A—New modern epartm: Mt- oe —— becs, hot : heat til yg ee oe, FT o owner downstairs. (ic) ,Real Estate Department. Miin 3640. ferent in 4 beautifu TAS - Murphy hed: : Dine ne a ceeieaha ws fiat: 6-roen Scienc mething rHIRTY-Ei i 4214-16 — ome nae pellnaieccmeiie saad melo sata oe . Tear. eT ee ee . : : ) 4 , —— condition. PRos- we seg mething Classy i nh are On : S; it ighborheod: coa- ETZEL. 61%4—4-reom flat AGE. 53784— } S ' arranged to cut houwsew ork and coal bail Dect nd ¥ 99 . seta ~duced 3 bath. irmace. els rk arace: rent S204 amnion? 4 . ee tee €30 my onveniences. 290TH a anc : os . —— aS b mem B.. — ponable GRand TOSS W. ; “ =? 7 Pie Bung | : fA ; . . i =. 4 e a. r- , e% . > ts - my : we ve . Ceti J . i = = — . - : 7 sated - . Same B : . Se —_ = L = ha eee PR caee ae . ‘ ca. san t : : uc CT : er a - a sve or Spear on a ' veiguenenregaass : ‘SE! Re . (278i 5 Lise. ~US, ms, A O81 LA re ae rio 3 ‘ ss compiete ‘ : ie. Riverside _Murvh ~ CAbany 2007 ¢), MATHEWS REAL ESTATE COMPANY. | price for * a DE TONTY. 4303——6 room s. modern fiat. ry Tm: al cr 3% perry rt - rd wen rt ins ae ich aa ¥ ras ioe e*¢ . = Adi} a4" > ‘ be | “4 1) + ’ a S| - wT oF : J i a 4 iss newly decorated. modern thrvugnhout raraugt ice : OD adit newiy dcecorats —s i Peon te a je 3N40 ich : Ww Grae ae ie } ‘ , + — J HE MANN JR. R. EF. CO.. ———— ee ee ndas “lfax TSRS4 ; 2 SS. Ms 2 : oA dd — Cen, mas 146 N.—3 rooms and t ARR VES = = . P. C ree «t , cal ela RRA Fad te —- . i. - 2 ; near Reservoir PK - — . - ~ ec a a — panes ae 1 . , a ‘ 42 te room —— mM” eTii- i “a - & | 5 oS \ \2 we n 5 room ’ Tait hiv PARKY = S 4503-—5 rOOrns edern ; 816% Chesire WArfiels S603. —— Ph gga dite: sliateainase.- aan LA, 3115—Ne modern ome SD, Badires > . icienci dor modern. EV a rent weeks’ rent free. MAin 4595. (cH) | ~ ~ ‘” wine . + — ea st sa. 3 ‘ a . z m . lo 4 “i ” ™ ' "ha ' ey t rn ert - EN e — . - ay ~ " —s —* — » . ‘ %, : we : oF? wher "ls R. . ex *,T DE TONTY. s1044—@ 4. ARSE | Pooes. > nT. The ~ rT. Is Teqi Sov) month; carace - - = ‘ rl P o*. . ain . “ one ne va ; ‘ $3 7 . : = . ~~ a a od = - 5- . "Tt eae » & rir 4 ror hr ~k gar 8, ge. 3 ———— T8335 - -% roen T™ - —— . —-- = PARE YV LEW PL. 493 1—4 large roema, | wit : , ENCINI enw! red ey SCEO 3107T—4 rooms. o 3 cman 36: Stare cer +. YROURKE. Realtors, Riversid nm ys ay tiele a bath. half block Forest Park: just built: | FURNISHED FLATS TOR. GARAGE: RENT RIGHT: COME ~ ee CI ’ ra tex : water he: a NC} ___.. on | Ser. coraied:_ open, + GA: ai ne th’ fr TODAY. AF rs -lLIA — S-room effi- - : Seacer. OS ae Pe a om . - we ee I scchetecnirasinsitpiriipetietaietibitatatiapataeaiianidiicae - -—— _—— — | On month's rent free (et) | porck. ¢ summer: : P chet tile bath, furnace, $45: garage UN& hUOLA 3554, ; aaa = y Sees - . ’ saps rma ty ~ | CK EAL 3415 2 rooms, .bath lectric , ruoms, electri PERSHING 4465>—4 mo bre offer RIVER , 155 s " > mn 4 ° . > S ‘ - ‘ an ; ~ — hath * i " : » r > + ‘« ms. ‘akfaat wa F DELOR, | S23 26 — “Ne « m: odern 4 Poors . $50. space | ; : jee pin march ‘urnacs nine) nDos- : . Se a | , Posie ' fx ewly pat ered $4: z ie YRPILLY Y ¢ 0. i 3 «t hest nut. MAin~ 1 2457. room rent reduced. EY Peet mis im} KIN GSHIGHWAY. Ea 7 — = at i —Modern Mat 5 reoms. eTCHER HARRIS RE ALTY. Cv, Seaaaee & de an a : 7 rie WAR mt LA LIA, 68294— roms, bail: elac- Kmprarceny BE amg a —— - PERSHING. 6183—Modern 6 : : tie hat ard wox oor. tile bath. — ih eras : ———— —-=- Ss | = > a eG hore n 39°: ric, nae ee ere - —: Man ~ rage: good condition. HU mbolt 1. 1000. Par DELOR. 4615— : ie mr 22 + UR 47-8 rm oh: om , mane RIDGE. 5966A—3 rooms, bath: gas ana DOVER PL.. 3681—6 beautiful rooms, ist LEMP 3004—3 laree rooms . . S2s: SLUT Ok way er nee am K Reagirors ea Peet? RDO S rooms, gcarace = °° fieer: new. garage. we = . -_ ” Cc! : pi : . ° ~ — ‘ . 4 r i? ir ty , ‘ =f 2 - =. y xi " ‘ : ' ‘i wee . . rT ) es ; } _ Vv ; "s Ore Pe | : = el ; kines » 5 7 oi be 7 furnace: adults. DUNNICA, $6264——-New. siricly modern LEMP AND WITHNELL—3 rooms, bath FH INGal. Pte ae fla: = : - Gra vets Sh} AA_u= nome an? en. | ae :, RIDGE, 43¥4—4 modern rooma heat eal 1 —* ———— —— . ae. Bir rte ae coe PuA.—_orner Minerva and o furnished: adults sonable. ; for summer, “ » block fre - or Grar rust fim! 2 I Broom 3a yock Riverade 23736. and = i a ~ a Fr 3 — —-- —- _ PARK 282 b.nowd OuITIS na at} " i. . : >i a iol 1} nv ef ‘athe ; . * ens : s Vase “a in Gh hod ' a: AL® _ Se pas ry is - RIT - => - «©S41L iecten 3008 A—-5 © a dbath, electnic amd ho P ‘electric: only $38: open ° | ec muGera. © =—— Ge Sem. ray gy yy " OTTINGH. $6. etricien ow: 850. CAbany 198% “ "(eT men — = meet: ture » a enn SS) | 8 cir. GAraic f.___-___ Par 1SAa—5 rooms, bath, electri ta hayes 2a — ises: “oe Seenaanedticn + , pe ag L. Single large rooms, bath and — 203 First floor: 4room ga- | . ; re ae : } / R : si YT? wry . ——s . . 3 7 r . ry : : J é new! y erat : electric. Kaur Warfield a2, Zar c © Dt : ie . sali Sole ‘ . — a ha . ogee — : ante Moe) . iTsZ mea rartment re sneer a0 - — _ - . ee AACH Rr. co 2°28 Chestnut et. EIGHTENTH 2520 ~ 3 reems: electre, LOT TSTA: ; , POoms and bath XOTSREAN_ - Cates ate = * ed 30 “7 esuced ret. a.. tverside 4 leet tin: te a a RIDGE. 5078@A Six moms. Se nenery hind Re ma r. $i 6. a =. .¥ = i c i O = nice } 1 ye 2 > ree electric. bh , — -— Fo — ERLISTE Te. bermences an “>. , furnace: newly, GIGHTEENTH. 2633 = ROW AN _ 1419-—4 rooms newly decor WESTMIN: R. 414 #4 ren: garege: G5 flat. newly decorated. S race: concesmon ' ins favettin Pare Went reduced *¢ Vine! v= : “" . a . $3 i : = ‘ iced . | i : . doTYYs } } : a . . 4290R »2 EIGHTEENTH. LOI?” N. — rooms. bach n 50 ag = FY EST “Pa 1 4349—Second floor flat. eas and oa ric: $3P DON AL. it. is. teat or’ mae Mite +0. inchadin frame garac flat: senarate entr Seer ; WENZLICK. GArfield 1427. “i floor; breakfast or kitchen rcrivileres | i AE. Ss Yainwricht Bd! gee oe ~~ . es “i ' ecg ee urDny Ged. 5 water and heat. Inq@: t $35. cAN N 64.25—7 le hath. 2 és . = . -"* t Une. %y ae we 1¢ an toagn efficiency. one ‘ cs. — _ - a Soe wed : “t. s2 oe 4Du ais i . * es MRR *TxER vA TS IN REAT!’ F Fest Park. _Lindeli | S60V9R, eek ba : —— warag? owner . —s a8 Oe ——4-r oom re st , - a VIRtGLNiA +i Tinie rt ev : MOA hes trrut ela ear oN ST — Poy . a remade s SOW yor rrr ELENORE. 5011 l block east of — : pena ” oder om uppe Pr “we YLVANIA 36°32) : —," \ il » 2B 3. aA SDA, es Pa field : RE: = PARK. ae ~—- = 9. | fas MORRIS ACH a - Fe . warage. See KR. Mederacke. 4430 Ar- C- 7 = — | SN eR ING gpa ETARR - RIGINI i442—3 larre roo : fin aT urph x be4, = hhardwried 70 . ca “ABBOT, Realtor. 709_ oS 8442 eenal. io@?) cREFE. . sath lars PENNSYLVANIA . bath. eB : ’ xk 1 34 ; a OREST | ae 452 ond rae OG Be. “Ah any a a> 9 Sec tirir es ae ik. 2& BOCcKS from St. Ant>»ors , , orate : , Fa k from - m hardwood —— = Moxtern 3 ems ; ; . PESTA TOR aa = é Soe se Perle : : ev ae Towe we §? rk _ Teazon ible JOHN ‘a. ABBOT T. Realtor. S09 7 hestwrn. , Pees see sae : ae > 5 ’ nod » A / ’ ; Se Se ‘RE a ' Romy > +4 7 —— ne Riese | break * as! SAR AH ] 4 5 3 reems: bath= $25. ow ner ELEVENTH. [HS S—3" rooms. news eantcieaoe : decorated: electme. +} | McREKR,. 41'22 > Siren eth a renee iy “cn a , - ELEVENTH. aA 1 8 4 roeorma, Gactte. ] R ~ _ 404]1—-4 MMT S all convenience x oe ase 4 “39 ¥ — " th en 7 — ; ; TT 5° r. room ew s cal decora! ay An } i4] | W Sa -a> 3 roema. A 3B fel) «358 PSTALS Paes rooms urna lecora' RT: 7 er _LAciede @ TOMS A. “ABBOTT. “Renitar.. 708 Chestnut CHAIN cCEY P HEATH cow Garfield med 3188 et. EVENTHR. 2409 ary “OO ntric a> LES : oF aaa ee at aii. — onl est OLA. ry - ; aes see — RORER 6.5-—3 ‘a “Power Pees , MiSs TOA " ne chikiren. Cal! second irom. — o— me 38 A—S- > SOOMIs, tilt AD. nm MGA 21408 i aa — a Se & conveniences OM: * bath, fu odern. = strictly modern, = T w= & BA : gr en a 314A N—3 orth Seyi? orenes GRand $s, J . waue BENGE m wt iS ra ict , . = - @ - (OOF, Giectric. gued orde aco , R. BE @ : order. epee 0s > , z bate Le Ges, att ~ i —— F $25 ELEVENTH. 14044 S——"At Park. 3 desir canes : ened} Wisco: [5 Benwtit er - 2s . 7 2 GeSir- WAG Ni ‘Li LA 43842 iewhe ox — —e : ' . Paw a ' Mea Ut -TO ; — . a : — ty ; , “ — able roe leetrre OO. é - *-. h. - . ets — igri OES bain OT 44 wy , — ' : , . THY S114 “ne + : FAM ES Bede i © : a7 ~ any 1LTG4. ms. eiectric: goed locality. CAD porch i eerditioen é, pen. : s. TOM ay 6. — Sty 4 rooms, m tenet _—_ ; muna’ ys 452 ot 5 rooms. — h. 1 block +ant ‘amt FLA T— New ~ room - — rate garage SS wn . . j = . = : ne oan, = , abd BF 7. : . . a ae ‘ - me : fhe. a ~ se +a ’ ay - tea 4 ’ "Ts "a - =, eos ee — . . —_— sleet * 8 OND ; 4 - “4 oP. an ate Purniac: Me “e ve . : im im Smet. yg ae calbel B: — — ey IWSLE FIAtTs oo reoins ath poeseasion June 20 rea - — i . a ~ - a “ee? t. . + rps % a se : _ * “ tel. gn . : e = at - . ae 39964 apeematin 7 Me “=” AM . Rn E. Oo 1308 wv. Grae‘ mA, Satan. ~0; reason. ; ' . Cee FOLSOM. 3809- a large. ight 8 room -— Soe aoe. eee = “HORN nodern., . a and dat ». wes _ elec “tric. : io?) Z : EATS Bed MA 2. RisSsr Mila — bath gp “*ese0s a , : th- eras Oath. eiectric a Ti"? ? _ e8 Wheaten at nt. a FOLSOM, 4062-—4 rooms. bath. cas, elec Se ee Se ee ee bin ace: $4 te . CHE PEST RE ENT IN sT_ s HAMILTON TERRACE. 5814—3 mome STR. AC Ise. 7 screens ‘newky dee orated vacant. mm Atos: ada} roan ; = . RI =i i rere SS “~— t " i wih ; Are ?' >. rs. ‘4 q Marr 4 ovely om . nc av: Te ned siteping pore} : — . ad orn SRT “Treuire downstairs FOULS a O81—5 rooms. hardwood honors. MAGNO! ; a. —_ Toga, screened ab adi mth. farnec ‘4 —- ~ os —_ aa ee pine . RamMiword fine neeer "w fe ae ee or CAhany sieenin = pore h. _ Sat parce eam he EE SNS =... @ x= a in Chenin saan WTOMING ii ar new? . 2) im tut t-wat : “mis a rartra, ee r 35. As —. P , *24..4 “nome. inclosed « aivepine ‘ — scr : ‘ ‘ tect ; , ¢ rms , - “4 “ ; al ~Y} : " i = : larwe rooms. bard: MAGNOLIA m n OMS, bath, far ae oS : ' Moors, urnace, a. conveniences: pace, ciee as. aa rent $55. eae a oan eT ¥ y cee aa mene a 5g Roo WTo ' , ms, piri ; een wreye oe ee a 4 __ eo WAN TR ATR REALTY co. —— % Ai "= aow'y do ted: . $45 _ Locust, RB. TTSS W c} M ats $31 —_—4 PeveetT es S37 5 7 ; oe : Miss “i hyened bet ee . ora 3 — —- on =... ae ett - or oO TT _ Shs ALTOS :enns and Warne. LA i | Rr. or ¢ .. nea” noms. oreakfast "fecrm. 1M. 3627-4 nootae. bath. turnace, BOE Bike RIY ROR Co. soa | Cheeta: ‘ at mae a POMING. 381i— rooms, modern: ren HAMILTON. ‘Elmar ted: Frere th. MA INN Mia. 4 ae g mM: de TR tliat at ea 7 r ‘ ' te > erage spent —e _ ~ ae c. r MILTE 8 RE “eo N. Sth a ; ste ae dail : +} ? > — . ax om ne a -- : @PF) rt F 4°’ 5 . o> “ ne gerctn, on , “mee len cnr - a 3505—4 rooms. bath. $45. rated: steam poms. newiy deco- hardwood floors: near Ronseveit } cx Y 2 wa. Eo | oe RLANKE "EK. & co. t11 Chestnnt. st2 N35 at. Hilan ES : Ooms; newly dJeco~ waWMPTON a (3900 westi—Toweer eam hems furnished. Lindell $1. eae | hath “open ? “SK : ING. 33 n ) ted at imred “4 4 “ . 445) ’ A—WN ¥ v ms e. . ‘ .. : . . : ‘ . ‘ . ‘ ~ ° x . c ‘ » : ; re) “a °% . P> : : ’ : mae - wt ° ww fi : “— —.5-Pods VERNON. SA08—@ cae ate —_ ing Pereh resaeonalh) e Ee Aci mle Ps* s r : . . eee ase ” moser: MH Ts Steam “a re da | T ehe a . é‘ eat: garage . nn oe . . eva am 2 RECON BARC lies wen ee Gees” eee ell ede TK MAURY. 2015A—See this beautiful Groom “SSSELL. if44 — Licht housekeeping mine gene outhern pagure: sh ennai : FODTAMONT 126 nette- VERNON 3614—3 Teme tint Cor retient ir arranged ti's bath. aan ne " 3 4 \. ~ }: a ”, Boe “er ~ 2 e ho . + - Ai a suit ; se bath. IrTnace ; ‘ covrettt ion tate thea aes hamiwen? floors; all conveniences want Sh - 8 Ue Se § > ry OMI 3814 : oe . - ie a... — “ series 5 G40) oto “tebe .. “a : 40h 7 Seay 723 fui wer: 5- mom ATA : F > ' —w4 — sunamnctiod VERNON. aa tt | - ; ts . gare feet newly decorated: convent. * . > raceme : | 4 im I wood floors ‘¥- - wes 242%. H. GE [RLING R. O.. 722 Chestnn a. & rooms: adulis. Bhidge 68354 “Qewly decoraied. PArkview 19Tew. — i = Data twoed a: walters t a iSO) (2) tac a ae . : . fc) * -

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es oo g=~ 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale Today. im FOR LEASE TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES ee BIDS, , PLANS, ESTIMATES aP. REAL ESTATE—EXOUANGE ‘REALESTATE EXOMANOS. BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES BIDS, PLANS, © eS ee FPLAT—4-lamily. 3 bath, 2-car ga- | 22 AC . in corporate limite West Se a ‘) rage; near Pa ee re 3 exchange for ——— or own ore. TYler 24 ; = FOR LEASE ~ Reps emt te, Melisite, Tensat,, ||| ‘Builders of Happy Homes” | | Wexzxicx "Tolo hesinut’ care 1427) RESIDENCE Sere eee BI WILD FOR i aS . nesded, | L business: store with heat ‘ished. i We plan, fimance and build flats. || FLAT—-3-4. single. with 25-foot side; LOF Ts WENZLWK, GARFIELD ___— jf} bungalows, stores. garages, filling sta '| wili trade for 4-family flat on South | of coun as wn | Fl H Bur Weshineton. Av, 17.000 square fe Good eee Zee DELMAR BE || Gay til 3 pom OP SY 1S O19 Crestnut at. Garfield 1497, _ | West Bnd, Tncome | Stores—Flats—Homes— Weshington otal | hy Fame tory ment to good tenant. Can convert to suit) | pos span C . || FLAT—Beautiful new 4-family } Of course vou can build for less than rou tan owe * ' . 5% | tenant. i einicnen onstruction Co. | efficiency: ‘4-car earage: rent iddl fit. Get our esti bef , i oe Sere ats. SINGER-KLEIN REALTY CO. 104 N 8th} | Laclede 7938 3623 S. Grane Bi, || month: well finapeed: will exchange for a a Save the middle-man's pro our estimate before: octhes! —s zor ees Bs GYROS equate feet. GArfield 0034 or Garfield 0035. ||| oo “|| large house. conffal west. ree ~ > ’ = = 2 x‘ + % ra a. = eS | a #4. ; 34 ge a ee oy ee ; P+ & wy OG ye SE eS : - : ‘ equare feet. Sale only. 7250 sq. ft. Sale only = EN. real esta i : , Ci. | PROADWAY. 2422-26 N.—2 stories: CONC ‘ESSION es panty Den, * : t NION.- ‘EASTON TRUST COMPANY J i ; | ' S0x150. Floor area KOSCIUSKO ST.. 2400—S. E. Cor Barton.{ s713 woinerva. store. 1INCOME PRODL ey" a ERTY—For | 52°5 Faston FOrest 13701 | . : bec ree Loe 3S 7 Don't mis wh BRIT . exchange: goed: for age. Se at i « ae ‘ a Wabash Trackage. Sa = 5.000 84 . : . 4 bduildi: es | opportunit (00% loc } an) | MORTGAGE CO. anatl Main 2499. sP ARKER. 216, “22 if 1 opie sgh, es oe ; : Combine ft a aae es, PLOTS: | sramions 8 te 2 Suntays. ae ii Me | Chestnut st. REAL ES’TE—WTD. TO BUY a | : NINTH S&T.. 106-08 S.-~2-story. modern. « ie ~y & floor arse 44 oS ” E ASTON AV. STORE 723 Che stnut Q | LOT Wtd—For exch 15 attached . me - . Lot €@5x127. Floor area 3000 ag. {: Pacilic Trackag ' ~ StOUL Oi. | 700 ke | HOME Wtd.—Fairground 0 Toe dis WE FINANCE—BxPeat DESIGNING — lat solored houses: rental $2700: will take} Sale only. Ni 3866: large. modern store: piate coi Pg meg ge Bh Ngee Meg trict: pay $8000. Box K P.-D. (c) * 1 >: TS Px |\glase front: fine retai] location: rent $35.) /7, ; 45 — am hes | HOU: vt 2 ths: NINTH ST... 314-16 S.—6-storr. modern. FIFTEENTH ST.. 411 N Saee. wmggeoretd b | DOCKERY & SON. 1013 Chestnut. i MAin 2407 | Post-Dispatch. "eas ine ee , BAe &, esis See Lot 48x127. Floor area 42,000 aq. ft. Lite Bldg. 20x00 with shipping room | > | iol | LOT—Durant av.. £30 feet south of Thek- ar } A M M Lease 3 to 10 years. 25c sg. foot. on St. Charles. Modern. Floor areal OLIVE AT VANDEVENTER 1), = x —— Aj “la: sacrisice $1050: terms or trade for Post Dispatch. (96) 15 BL ILDER, CHOUTEAU AV... 2803-07—?-story garage oe sq. ft. Lease 3 years up. Low | 3833 Olive st.: large store; will alter to — — * —"- a | Gamende, gt ag A rI8E. 114 N — pay ail cash. Box on Os x Om i £8 8. The value of a a d or factory building. 775x120. Floor area ne | eee ass purchase, is the real rea VACANT TRACK AGE—1 TO 50 ACRES 5 “BLAKE. & BRO.._S15 Chestnut. fae BE trades 4 sey Pb.” a {RE SIDE NCE—8& rooms. tile bath. hard- — ae Skee ee ee ey, | — - 4 A lot at Grand and : ott Q” S’ - ART cK, | wood floors, 50xx West. for farm. RED- a yee Se | NEE eR Li ete GPE CREEL ASE NN INE IERIE OT IR es ORE ELEN GE AONE NINN IED PLES OP A: lt Be cS ON SOT ON RRS MIR SIONS 2 oe) 1 ‘wd Tod » wy " }. Box P-560. Puost- Disatch, 1178 ¥ Kingshighway. gre built store, | 3 ore, tlai, Bi se, and garage, —* low VACANT wanted in exchange for ae | . 7 worth so much in ure SEE US OR YOUR AGENT | with all con whine age gage yy lag used as Yi p006 N. Seen. ii i3ly9 Chambers st., for ¢-| BES in 2 modern single West Ena EF ats. | stuce> bungalow: modem: lot 550x172 ‘ | i 1} and man miuk ? i an auto acct \ EAST¢C N- Tay LOR TRU ST CO. j P=... L312. Pest- Eeapese>. | Mr. Horstmann n, : ds * a3 : E se x. y : a | N-TAYLOR TRUST ©O.. | COMMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL DEPT. STON TAY a a, | Tayior and Easton. (c)| RESIDENCE Wte.—Will trade 6-family | | EDW._L. KUMS RLTY. CO. COifax 3810 realized on the tremenc ! ’ “AE AUTO Wtd.—For SO acres | od. a at 2507-9-11 Dedier for residence; | WANTED—Vacant , acreage. for | | 36 S. KIN ; eer. 3 CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST VALUABLE STORE COR-|" iin Arceaia io. for tots Cadac or [eu cetied, nerect condiuse, 4 U0 | scan Res Ps03, Bost Dispatch || 00 S. AINGSHIGH WAY EE ~—_—sollowed. ~ - Lincoin — S nh. x 234. lronte Mo. S r : JIU? ; | > ~ s = : ae ce NER — Hamilton and Ply-| S330 ¢—For 40 acres. Ser ‘Michigan | RESIDENCE Wtd.—For exchange, 6-fam-| RESIDENCE: NEWLY | DECORATED ann}! IS BREAKING RECORDS! ae h . : mouth—5906 Plymouth. (@}| jake: suitable for summer resort or| UY apartment: want large residence, that | PAINTED; OWNER WILL TAKE CLEAR % Purchasers 0 groun WE CAN LOCATE YOU “ clubhouses. 4098A Meramec. | can be converted into rooming house. Ar ~e FARM OR Kone Ba. a | In amount of sales. f . : 7: tail pn ee gt + os . Ler =k Gi oe - ; = ie oO BLUMEN , N W S Q) ES FOR RENT ; AUTO Wia.—Wiul take coupe r > » 119% Ww. z AK. BLDG ii , : x . ! w sore ro $030 20 EASTON AV | Park idiit Sti? ta Bias: owns enohne FLAT double “flat toe | IMPROV E6 VACANT WANTED | in number of buildings. Bai! largely in the investme! go | SP = ark addition. COlfax 5 R. | _ Caen tO — : ~ t ; . | “y sera eee Race [ACES Nisha supe a Farr: | Eee te hogs anaes At re" | walle Mi Seatpetae "went | in attest tmprovemeste Tad the possibilities, ro LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES 4 LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES ; | S189 ri een a | pment on. bu ngaic ow et im orthmogr | THIRTIETH, eis : “3 —Sine! ie flat. 4-3) good South, Side. eee KR - full par | | Dn opportunity for the Investor. | 2 Jes ; On account of its | ~ ee TO td ace eee SEU | onmae, DALES. wil eell or rude for sing | ERS FOR Ax . — loca ntral tik - - flat near St Peter & Paul parish. |HAVE CASH ae) cRS FOR ; This I | PY con $ : Ge be 7 , new. ‘ete model. for sale or trade MILLER-RAUSCH, HUmbolt 1526, OF REAL ESTATE: ahs xO. | edie YOUR OPPORTUNI Don t IG o> = panel fe were A saat gest Hi ui ait ans? 2° Pelee eotearind ee a > : = . uitable for ' mt.) or real estate. Bb N 7 if Cat “+ goods | _ sult able” store: — Feet Dama sf Breas ® ee ite — EACH ANGE—Building | a oe ae EARNEST MONEY , 4 — lf store, 20x25. TOOS9 Plateau av.. suitable | TOMOBILE Wid —Will exchange two | coos of trust Lge, Feet: Die. : LE GUAR. BLDG. MAIN 1609) | us - urns ea ty Com Je in for barber cae with ¢-room flat above. ; on eh “d rend. nomh of Carlinville. | 4t EXCHANGE —S- room DuRgaloW; pre- a "i Open fo: or what have you te cr farm Box N-116. Post-Dispatch. LI Roun Bs, = WITH i ANDERSON- STOCKE-BUECRMANN, | offer rit ‘eall. E. Pe *har. Mount 7 Bt HANGE—4-4 room single fiat. 4 ae Heart of Bu C Se ti 808 Chestnut ‘weg | Olive, TH — w Pine ae ea 3 a? Box ¥-348. Post-Dis. EAL WwW URKERS. 9544 as siness = c 10n | pas TL. DING td —Sui tabi # for bakery; will 'TO EXC ete ay - re equity $5000: Cy NO COMMISSION NNO LISTING CITY REAL EST'TE FC FOR SALE | CITY REAL EST’TE | rad ro doudie fiat rooms, bnew large Ww ~" : - tat’ 39 - 89 PERSHIN J.D G ROSS 2701 S. Broadway. | want , iP aggy K336 Pos Diapateh. | ~~ DIATE eed al oe te TOTs—, Gi ~2. Grandby Park: 2 . 2 lots. lots. Washing. | “aa 6 oe Thr 4 . 1} 1 o1Fe ] ffj —_ . > re JID ' | BUNGaL W—New 7-roo brick, for flat.| TO EXCHANGE—=sBeaultiful 4 famuy, 4 é ' $150 $10 606 ; uts real ee ea Fred Stuebe. 1708 Pa soug;, sing 3 ee Mediuni sized office suites mav be rented | Owner COlfax reoms, trade tur singie, south. Box 1-349, mais tenement ottene Oe et ee - — ) at reasonable prices to desirab] ants. Office | Only 2 Stores left in this beau- | BUNGALOW Wid —Trade Trult and CBIeK. | Post-inspateh. pena jneation. See me from] 11 fo =. | deer Beet as Be ee ai huh 7 e Pp ces TO desiranie tenants. fice i tiful new building, surrounded sees Ay oy “Be x N-17, P.-D iw bi GANGE—- | new . angie flats in ROLAND A WISE. 114 N. 7th. h. mom 211. Bnd oe ast > luding impreve- , ‘ ; am : ‘ : BS . . 2 ; wane wom) loo - Nest Eend; wili tra ior «i ‘ i > - ~ > - ; pullding is lo ‘ated Bal the « eenter of retail and by housanads ef apartments. | = .. Gao pre ll i a P Roepect 1440. wLiIVan FF. KRAEHE. DO YOU KNOW CHAPW ‘OR = -> © =: Sg 10 PER, MONT H. 7's - ots | = t- ¢ho' Noi . ae ee JONES BROS., 1021 ARC ADE. | Box 8-230. Post-D3 spatch. ow TO EXCHANGE—lIicome property tor! Can eet! anyt ips vou have for sale? 112/ 10 o 29% - SOUR side of Sari av.. hn fmancial aistrict. Space ay allah le 634 Sq. rt: Sree ' clear tots, farms, mdse. and stocks. Waterman Bi Kingshichway and Wa-| Ae A of Kingshighway N. ¥. Pin : rt et | BUNGA Al Oo’ —S0r8 S Claxton, + rooms, sun > » - terma? Phone > (s~ (Chestnut. MAin 1195. 997 if ee er ese rae ‘ room adie Sr ot 4. Page ‘ CHRISTvt HER, 1002 Chestnut. (e) ferman. one “DEI mar 3442. from 10 a d Sq. a and 1580 Sq. ae or mav divide. For lat. ROY R = “e. “te | “nae | TO BLCHANGE—Swores, with fais above. | m. to 5 Pp. m (e83) | | rt sm | : P 5 D3 # . * 9 ) i ; oN ¥ e ’ — _ ae - tor cuuniy ac Tea 2 main highway, hear Centra! , pa 1c lars Wr ite OST- spate l Box 1-249. FOR RENT ' pal new buntelow-fat . my | City lim ts. Box L250. Posi-L spa’. | Bungalows, Cottages Wanted Lot For busisess belidina? 3123 Waneen | es. ere po ; —~, ow a i ust. LEONH ARDT. / 20 EX: ft A NOR ant local a ae | i BL NGALOW Wtd.—6 roome. water heat ar neome $63 per month: price $650U. —S 39 OLIVE—STORE 5404 Easton. "| .Y Rew soartmant Oe | South preferred. “Rox S-1g5, Pp... | ei BRidge 6608, on ots oe Sear we ne valent onde 32 ne pare CeRBCN ae BU NG. ALOW — Sirk uy up-to-date ‘brick; | 2 7oere . BC NGALOW Witd-—North. pay $8000. ' and ™ rom flat. Or can ren 3 8@pa- S4xx gorth a , ' ‘ht ALUN (3p be LOts Yrarious lots 1B ' . : eo) a ant y Fl oe Yr? r a Seaee . Pe . . . ~‘. rately. Fine location for ret busi- | | tage and some cash a chime ity and county; trade for seconds, smal. BE: M. LOEWENSTEIN, 910 Olive. __ North : - , a : ia ; . > . — ~_ee ¥ yw IR ; “OTT ‘ CY Wa +i 7 . co oat = “ b ness. See today LAcede 3500. Dw. impre mon have you? | BUN GALL C AGE td.—Bath LEE aAV—40 feet. near Mareus- fiat LEASE _ GERHART BRAUN, * 9 S. rat BS RLY. .. Ri : : ibs. 114 N. Tih, room 214. | — , electric, = Gown payment, bai- md bungalow: low pri e. box L-1LIé, i ( ) 4 : 7x Th MAin 1475-76.) | BUNGALOW Wta—For exchange 41368 TO EXCHANGE—150 acres, near Sikeston, | Se ums Box N-119. Post-Dispatch. ‘ost Dispatch. sei selilaiaeentaiiiibimniaaas Se} Lafayette. modern double flat 4 rocme Jo., tine rich land, tor improved property, | BU NGALOW _ Wid —To bur: new. modern, LoT—ss feet, eust of 4257 Lee: reagou- Stores ind offi e i] ne P t and sumirocm, handwuod floors pte comms r city or OaaNs y ss CO.. Title Guar. Bldg glist "tn » ag b A — in new — —, 1049. Geo. F “AS Chests \ Ss i CES l ie ww “ennan ~ ~ garage; $20.25): bungalow pn aati er BRAGA , inna SON RR. CO ime Wer. §s6- | sion u y: 5 ave large shade . Ain r Chestnut. — : OFFIC ES JOHN H. ABBOTT, eater. 300 Chestnut. BX HANGE—] [2-tammily apartment in| ‘ees; Might consider lot with larze shady | LOT—75x130, good location for ilais . i - > . - . - > y VN } . hi} : Vy trict ec & n 7% rict to i Lees to dud on. HAR ym! s re “} wat | Building, northwest corner 17th and |: FOR | SUNGALOW—S rooms, baib. bardwood | for“homme w abanne district to tad Gon. HARTZ, 2218 Pine. (c) | reasonabie. Brigadier. 4048 Cote Bril-| . . eat a! | a ~ - ; * . — 9 reoms. t ith lange iawn. Nant gute | Ct taney ».. id—@ or 4 reoms: must be | Lant "ie a oa E f } y ( )/ ) f ~ +e ee - oe ~ ~ ; > . . floors, keke ay Uae. electric. water, sarge ci n. —s Getaiis im tlirst letter. Bua reasonah Rex N-2713. ~~ -Dispa’ch | CHEAP EST Lot LS THE wiae : - ne ’ Loc ust. R aly ror oceupanc y September Doctors and Dentists g3: t cba Dicken aouse. 1? ‘s biocks south of | Demme si-LDispatcna. ‘td. —For = Box P. a Lot Joxi4:: mext te house. 2306 Babe — a south Fa = Y/ Ist. For price, ete., see Wall Bu iidi oO / eh on — anes Le Ry dway av.; will ex- | LANE —Lwe Wared IN GOOG .0ca- | 4 . patch | @e: all imprvvements made: icoxk at this uidine KOPRA A. WAbash 102W. nn cn a ge eng nn y AGE Wid.—Or a small single flat: | Si Sie “EALTOR 206 Title Bids. - ‘ ? ~ - * > ~~ = ae “~ = aie Tract ad Q ho Aad ¥ : . tje - a dou LS 9 543. I Ost Dias e a4 , 4 . ‘a “).. “ } ifas 34 Saal " _ ; ‘or reservations see superintendent of 22¢.4 Own x K-l . ood wei! ied vac: COTTAGE Witd—We have several ash ; Main 3640 4th and Pine hy Ws = Gent 2 : SBR “ae > famuls ; ome; rente rea? _ Ll: to. ‘What on me evs fg?_Small homes. Phone us rt: = , . to $ HE ke ANN-SPACKLER R. KE. CO. $320. What hare 768 in offe TO EXCHANG a peor Le’S REAL tr. = Manchester. Northwest dee ide Ae te. . a a _— = gzih_and_ Chestnut. C. WISSMATH. 2ass ‘N. Grand.| farm, deed of trust, or your property |COTTAGE Wid —Will buy 5 from petre ALCOTT 5210—35 f; street. made. 3000. all saat ama - lots 325x280: price $12: | Ort us ees Wtd.—Tr ade farm, 90, 8% Gow? payment on new 4-family apart- “ian cash basis: not over $55 BREMNER R. EE. CO. apo go bidg. LL. \. CARTS t OO. 722 Che f J pPeo- spl . , ——F rit arm tm 634 stores pou ‘late new good rents: 21.500 usiness Wan his property is ik nprov) ng evury day: "ES ; pie with drug stores; reagonebie rent: CPSs. aaloinin Alton: income $8000; vacant or cottage first payment, agent on | Z ropert, a ted imiprovementa m. Will sell cheap: LC W ‘T PRIC owner will loan money te good party; also fine subdivision proposition: cash or dlear | premises today. 2 S p> m.. or phone | S$ S4H55 CURNER Wid. — siore and. chance for count? buiide fis Tr ; . : I nm to m., : « ra Beverly or "¢ 7c = have boarding house mak ng money. cen- Ly _ for halt: price $30. 900 - (FOr mat - pace flat; new preferred, south or southwest | “ sata Oe ro ON SOUTH Sik CORNER S$ S. KINGSHIGHW AY AND L AN SDOW NE tral location. well Surat ed an he rent red HAL! RE Ty cc "7 pai Spry VACANT 67. . —— re — — satis mn. Sox L-249. Post-Ds. or ; “ocner peg sa8 —— and All + , ge gy ge —- ~igar POTTAG Wtd a ade equity in 2 r centr. § fol “a Ey, lot Bex 1 . | i = ——— es PROPERTY - ——we _ 710 Chest: ut st. MAm 1089. will be made on t Only ‘° st Ores left in thi ea . oe “pf: . z pa a 18: h and "D 3S ue. Tran! ite City ® bude ? c : } . See’ Hy ' es e be pes Z Post- Dispat ch. *s ‘ \- a es . can nox *-S0U), Fost- Dispat« KOSST TH AN ND #1 ri ~ > er re A Russel! pi. and a tepe: ‘ & > magnii cent S]° 0.000 b USiINeSS aT! - ity _486R. ‘el ‘ - 4 I 's : ‘ : . FAC ANT ro = ra = oi Pr ORT. ABLE = ILDING 7 td —Sultabia e yer 1; SORLOU. ; "Oifs ax on t' L\faet att ; $3000: south " ou - ; : c : : : ; > ae CH RL Bs ROALD ! ® miles - fo sat ray - Tt aaeeioee Ss 2... _—— A‘ 4 | oh ng? .a4™Mi.3 for gehr . MSS, £d0Si0U. VE —ned. (c80) G tine - a7 west “~e block _ w ili be ready for occupancy withim ou davs . appli- of Weliston: new Ddri¢) tore, 22x55 w- ) chased form, 470. * D0 ae Vac! It- | nd sun r Cat Want Vacant . 4 wh a DEI mar LOLIW Kf ISSUTH a SCHREV E— Northe ast ” RS — . rf . : : ~. »4 } Aner dite pres ‘Tia yeedie - Oe eet ae girs ate Serge r, Mic hed Xe 2 ae BARR * x “¥ ROS Peers vey et 2h ai fare wr “3 a « - _ > 2 ae oo . » = & GO. Fi... Pian 1eHe48s ow, . im ia! . " — . " , " —— _ to ry , ‘, . > >on = STORES c. ’ | business block o rr " » —— “ - » ¥ 5 , : ing rooms 2 “ONC > 7 : Tt: tt; x - 4 ~ . B.. >. - ‘ ‘Pee - ‘ . ‘« : : wT FE ee. ES ‘ . o~ dale i . og ’ ; > hed corber: 14 xi2 Ann av‘ - anes ee ceeenetaeieatione—mres Lon} W eatmoo: Par new 5 : ~“ aia . ‘oe ath nO “#¢r- tin . ™ : , ‘H Xx I P T ON oo gee peace: agp a tores. 6 oe a ' } FLAT Wtd.—sSingle vr deubie » North CO "S253 Arrington ia ei 7 “ —_ ? i x na rec t,at trore: hivy mod rn i) aCyulice, i ‘ a vad yz - ; ; . 2 . 0" Germans, SOU 1 \ »N IN iV . & BLDG. 3: (). eo and 7 Gray ev.; Webster. » Wat hare you to trade? ke clear vacant as part nayment. HDanc 1} OF Northwest section. Box 1-246, I -D y As Suz dV tc0u W Florissant ar. : UTE Good corner. Corner Lan i nd M ck JAS C. MORFIT. lez4 Title Guar. Bildr. ._WISSMATH, . 2838 N. Grand. 1563. peat i d FLAT Wtd.—Singte or soudie. in O Fal. (Olfax LOeU , ood corne 4 ” . ” — 16-728 Ea 5 owl Y— : ~~ e cenome ly fiat. Eg . —_ lon Par DMatriet } ~ Io — LON I 0. Arbor hsaowne an ac xhnd. Rly erside banat oa : MORFIT ie yy end ru. WUtTY—-For exchar ‘2 @-family eat. VACANT Wt 1.-Exchange fiat. 4-family > See - Box _1.-301. : D a aor ie ERRNO me th - - JAN ae AORETY. 1024 ttle Guar. Bids. — . 7 ~ tes of + roomeée an sunreom @eparaie steam : natal 7 aitd ounga sw Ss trea vWiiers. Box OT ; a - 4 anne eee ern ‘ petit eee cena Seema ra “im = - * * , a 1G - . ’ . . ; ; ; & \ ’ ry cat geo bs oe t¢ . ” . enemies - —_ we : : _ _ ~ ~~ ; ’ PRL. 2 Z 5 u°o for my heat. har a ood Moors, ete : re? > $2 Jaa) « *» ee ome b s LA Jf } 7 eet west side of M arcus, ' N ow selling at by i man ‘4 wal = wm " > — _ . “ ~' ; t ’ ’ t) sf Z Fy _? ident WANTED BUSINESS at ExchANce Some Will_accept good vacant or small cottage fr Wida.—Doubdie or single. North or 4-p4we Bessie: $56 foot COlfax! Vermont and Bienes f" ae . 1 > oe Natio Segal Se STI ate oe ~~ eve oi »t ieee am Pb) weo nce iGerfyu lot. filer he Oe ; rece r } market for | @@-P8r:_ pay. state full particulars Pox = rts St. sash, private. Box - > yt ig 1— Gay vacant “store in “thi S\kasto. 4874—Ster ey whoie N be t Asa : r any business: has been at _locati on “toma : on South Si hn Nate . room \VACANT WID.—WILL TRADE +-FAM- wy Wid.——Doubdie or singie: 4%. South _™ Os _ — an ' Kl HIGHW ay. 11359 Ss nN Lore, ; ? y 2 54%? ‘ . a ~ af id sp (~ E w a Ww " i aa , é... = ree a a 7 De 3 oi ) IL 3 AND 4 ROOM mt 2 IR \ dé preterrs) pt, pri. aie Box L : saat CADan» 46 { , af ; Swed — Bidg..: Pe decorated . beat: ; _ . aad dec orate Oo Bilt desirabie tes to 20 awn es one fect: We os ated « Page. 3 $10 iz iz ULD. Ths 1S. 4 4 h LOT —Good ifeijoe a’ (eas! side’ Streets. allevs, rent reduced to $50. GRand #010. rT? a u , a, iS SFR OT eg rng SF an : 5 Vea pe a OF 117.8: weter e now | Tbe 2 1a BL Oe an ma Ch ‘ation = Pp . vee ack 22h rm rice 316.000. Car: Fi N RTaWwW Ss Si. -~ nae i i9gwer wrove sir) a: cas and sewer - 5 as an e} “ rre KINGSHIGHWAY AND SHENANDO \H— | Pace, ~ +B... 524 Chestnut. | cation = preierre: Sox © 7 a ant income. will assume. Box x I j N I sours Su , your «¢ t D " Grose nowee No. 4751 _Gondte low a¥.: pmece $30 & S . _ _— new stores: rents $7000 per year: no | -‘, 5146-_Laree store, | Space Wid Well linhted Visco with 7 ost-iiepaich. KES WITH FLAT ABOVE. SEK © Ol S&S. Brosdwa: | per co i it. Balesmen . on § = Pa aman ood | sxPminat | SPACE Wtd—wWel lighted floor with 15.- ExcuiSs? Ope 2 . = ‘ORNER GERALDInE KD) RIE ili STH ST. MAIN 4258-4259 daily. 000 ee ? WN s e ae > : . : n. rece c. ; LAT Wtd.—Good “0g le r doubie. outh “ Wellston; reasonable rent: .” "20,000 saa feet: West End lo want clear teas ae at a t ee ee [ND 3906 AFTER @ os west, give price, terms, ete. Box 1 MARCES “IND -TOLETN Sout ae o~ BARTH BLDG. ik Ca on Box 0-27 ‘ Po sa — » . " — - , . uo re ‘ arge garage . an mortgaxe. Box N-lll. Post-Dispatch. J. P. FLEMING, 4468 GIBSON. 11, Post-Dispatch (B82) “ner: 72x1°0: unrestricted. 4315 Marcus. : a satiate ; e ~ - (Uo ee : bis : f> an atiiw av ~ — , avi Wensvan for v ‘ > or ey aallomamne amare anand , ; vere ¢s ae —_ - >, ‘a’ — + ~ R" R ES Al vw “% ‘ =? ~% “ — palit hn EB cnt tlle J andi pth mt = ‘ notte ‘ ae a : ry ) C %) 4 ; 7586] ' ishe, barbar shep. ne mt wniil t : “= ‘ YY 14 Chestnut x .7 . "EB have business propety on Gre — then dh = lt fax . 3088J fe) 4 " LenS Sete . — = LANG f ’? Puirding OL, 4) [oo “f usln pre } ' miesis . a. ‘ . lie . . oe 9" oo a eer: ee esta bile shed 6 s buch . i GA RAG k— 3G care, with a ate clear = 7 ¢ ont ‘ Ag ee : . “ . PRCT AL , for ain cle _ deubi mee : _ . i. : lai a ii - ; 2 ory 4 R HEAST RN Er aseuth and : BEEK TH. A. 6111—For ‘case ‘eK Doildin ros Sous Meck East: vd 6 if ll4 Trento z ~) ¥ecant pr ty atreet ms = ‘ SS, ae «Marnet: a > + Scareve. ifxi25- cheap. ©Uifax 2S2A! FACTORY Sit SOx TH UA > with te ficou r: su bie Test ST vn ii enant. Box : vl & ; : : htt a 7 See = 4 . - y aha \ ? : 4 Ur. oie . | t> +. Ss om staa!li manufacturer. storeroom Al ae : Si iT am an? Foe ’ fc 480 ™M ‘YE K RE. as CO, , P ; ak pune ane Fi ———— $6008). factory, convenieat to . - a’ we with lot alongside 45 fi. x 194 } fla ~F ont i a eer Soe PY |) ee - i = 4 Cats . — RNER Keserith and Eu . LOT—i0x1 4 1 and space sscead floor Equipped its er a oetheee ~aooenon Specanenthipesterei nak dea heats ~~ , , pantie ag c Ones Ses , Fen pee ares Wid. erifice, vi rye evens and nz used for bakery. ‘ DUB! , i 1G property | . eves were ; dh wns 5 a pth and P* : OT ; eee Z Claily located and svitabie for ba ke ry = peor -O. | Hotre: . cR +4 " ines Pret e iy 3 MOE ate eB ik ) sail in ate. f to he ee wget RAve you" | SER re “Seetn ui “TTT. tak Pac me ty y OE Cr a my tal Day for ot t ort St. per 40,120 ail etreert Uunprorements. | Resa ard UWeethe. nie . A piv Piagly Wie! \ office, 8°R Clar = a ea x. Se TT. $00 Chestnut —— e 27% 4. v — Tit 3 , EY HA’ or. Bu: ~e es . a : . Til? ¢-aA , : ‘ ‘sion - ‘ . -_ ' 4 a ’ epiencdid : . 7 sil ‘ -, shops er - wegt of hk ingsbignway. ; CENTRAL AND CLAYTON—2 stores lett. | stores. cnitee =o Tianater point; new | Boss Zock. builders and general ca will take vacant or smaller scattered prop. °™°Dt or flats or hous ge ~~ family flats $65 | . WACHTER, HUmbert 307%. best imoation im the city for any bBusi- i a. ane wnat oat ior «afugs, delicatossen. | tra-tors. ite Ti lank > ‘ merc te SOK lL, bol Post-hevopatca ' ot ei LD N GC. eid MD ; ee 2. & ‘sa TER) : : _ 7m LOTS—Corper Mackits ness: good locality for piumiber ek Coir eS SS ore : Bid Artield 2 . EAcHANGE—Incom, > ee eae a Washingt: mn Fe , d income Ma: 7 tn Ns ae Sa. — fect: also 4%-fo0t jer oS BALIVIERE. ‘345—Restaurant with oe SSNIEN 6 zea Pre iY ys ~~). LACTOR Solids sesamen nostnon carare- unde : ‘ . weured | cyt , - on =e - apartments: descr full =x 2-85 OTS .veCar Kip eshighw ay Heegs. $50 down on eit fixt Tee, = : - i. --—~caeae-e-neee wanes Qa oo re aso -- 4 ~ eg! mates a Vari ~"@ Ait ka : 5S ; ‘ View oe oe . so” PINE = ' sia bene oh . - } ‘ _— — Kingsmen *rame Ls we cance SOD i —— y- ig Store, 15x50: rent $100 be: | ZH bela 3 end ite Cits A ee ea gy | SE Re , bh For Colored —Wanted de y $25 per foot 6bDELL. = Sial oe te : ore tao tn ear Rm ee! = LA pres ls | ok hes WA ot NELESE, ARYL Big Re NR AD ce ae 8 LF 4 oH. » NO ese aes eo tai. 1h ir LEA aL ER MPO T Scape j phe Ban Rae — 2 inc | tts 3S =: at Ta . 3308 a ix od 4 iaee | BaCHANGE—Store and fis i ~~ co P ‘ cffera.n © © ‘as gs sea &: Tet a. wtreet being LAND ~ Se. 13 — A. BC . Fuiierton Bids. . a) 3. Pose sa ° ~~ es ; > - ae og . = noe rep ~ ™ 4 : — . " ain ‘ t Y , i ™ - os rece ACKER. Realtors GArfieid 8806. ess. J FE. KA'ME oration | for , o> 00; S-room ern bri 6509: 2:/) Owner cannot take car ne. Wii} DeTonty. GRand 223517. _Residences Wanted #3 and Ha nonth. | SOUTHWEST BEAD meg contbecting Oe Menil Bk dz. = sf (pigs ‘ : alien P San ne at Jen. miiy. 311 oaaaw om pr ny 3 2 tM Con lives : «+m ta.—4 or 7 room. weet >f Skunk- oca! em ry ‘iilis, southeast curner | F8I_ st Soutiwest sy, . SUitabie ¢f repair shoo. battery 1vV¥. ~ te Pamaneigy “0 . — ores. ats — ‘ences. get prices tal ates oe fees be iy or trad anrthin > of Delmer Pa-k © 41 Stet : \ > ve a. ‘ ms tr + PY cane nN ars. Dla (Fu arantee . - ; : a : — vinieauatie 7 ie seatiitesiinn . aCOCREOry or tires: if Wanted. | - site bie es a : : oe se _ 2 > & —— * @ a G reaeeren en Wen. c6T) | SED : MAL osc HU? ) i - = “ela 7 5a 78 ainwright Eidg +¥ — : WRG. fF impre a ; aes : ne , 37h! ity ‘ , - PaR0! abie ‘Re DELMAR. 4235-“Ditie ms, ou La Improve "Your Vacant iS sinhiithaeailiaiitaaia PSOE “OE et rma ; . 1010 ? wt . ai , 40-42 yg Te each : OF f our bdesatiful hbunawalows BAC HANGE famiir an, atmen GOOD FARM WANTFD erst thy “ _ aia’ sGtiawt a ey ane + ~* : . nae Sh tf our representative E. ive in one. rent e orher 77 Have stores nd flata. never vacant aii =. ose ACRE A: +} River from. fer ta Oipee. M6, fe? ; : P r \ _LEY ; th rt . A > hr] Vides _— .f ‘. 7 — zi ‘ 4 . .@7 3 ii > ry F 2 | « ‘13% : _— + tO _ ‘ " : eet 4 ay : "sd _De ra . : , : ite ‘ tes - . Tv wie . > 5 —— - ss = ° . ? ‘ ; . . . . . = ; OF & +e r—S 4) te ° ee - Re a0 tN tha ‘s ANDEER: WIEHEN Tiare ‘ ' 4 is as U--5¢ Pos - Dis a Sk - , Tr a ;, on: : e rere: - Gteand oonan ie) pone fi room. and garage #pace for 80 ars. z a= Your Vacant ‘Lat fiat or home 1 law 1 meee Sa 123 onvenien beter | HERR? zk tis ~~ E SG cares: beat furnished. epiy at Dubman & hingg, TIL Chesin LS pte ie ff our Deautiius bungalows, fiate | clear ” Li line , s Hickman , Appolmnime to «Inspect } ae. ce $4——5ix 12. ‘Lig at. ™, in ) 2457. ical lain ~AL Let Our renresentative show you beth “wT **) outs ; Lt] ma - — : es meiture 204 arug Here erwe righe eerie ; => = ~ ome - etvactuttipnemnpess ‘~ . Weert] - + =" " ms —— ee en a : a aS. - , n> Cer 5 on os . ww EST ; a SN , PAs Ti. NV . “ere " . . ; ; -o 3 uliders bey te hrite k in: rma Rate oe * ; wed = : = ent a. ASTON WARY Rn \urTY _ rent cheap 4 it at ord | i | joes 1 n. — — , ko! 2 Will finar. ’ wanes . é or n Henrietta Hare acne r * WAN ED ‘ pe e cub: ben 2. J ake —" _BIrryr TEAS . JO78. sc) -* -: Rue : =: it “Ee ~ : ~ . = eins ic? ; i... ee ee em ew Oe eee cecs wee Dy oY ~ & Store: large « ti reer | barber. etc. Call Lindel _ oe | ee oe Our bid will) 908 ¢ TNUT. GARYIELD 4779. NL-3 Post-Dispatch a RE ALTY SU.. sts 4S ese: wu ANDE? onal agen S —— — aoe ag — Boren 6& Zook PARMS.—Te exch: — and Ti ae Have Senesthel Sree = ao lusi ts oe 4 Country Estate Wanted “exeellemt fer tire or ae acressory | OY eee) 2 TOO . ° | howme: large barn fern ee 4 oth alll : , RO Muste be well lor LE GRAND JONES. Building? |inae: plenty of fruit: thie ie a real buy. 20 acer § See PRs. $08 | os Sinton md ot distrset eee . INC.. . @ [easy terme Gex K 320. Post-Dispatch. r by acres south pe im | at build ag. s— ide. Realtors. ef N. Tth, Estimates and Prices Gratis FIRST mor@eers to exchanws tor iana st Murphy, | =>. t. fe) eel ° - Box N END STORE. | ownrr: corm mer apna 5 e Tyroir ernie | 3 wab Br ! dy : fe W WitsT s. l0?S PI Tee t Bowling Green 800 | a Toate aes 44 Det of Weat End We Finance inneanalie Minn stance asf ies ‘Bowling ree | ae ounty: Property anted | Mo ‘ met, *\mar. 4 - . r ’ ~~ =. im © — ; a oid. ae eS . —_ M n wther : ® have =i3 t be ‘sion July 1 "| Insurance Notary Public eg By Fm his is four chance befo er, ood farms. | 2 to 20 acres: deaimasio OY hoy} tee “net. Thien +, + % ce a rrcaimonate conn mre sRen say: 9 elite EY & CO. 109 NW Tun. MA; Be 2968. ee 3 earetan Of a a otk Bs ng og. or w bey coaps-tocarus |BARTH & CO., Inc.| "a ee ee eae | me OT genie est side of - “= OEE? exceltentiy caw. of, Werte BUILDERS REALTORS a ae water and janitor service: 4999 Gravois _ Box L 232. Post. Be eaten: ‘ ee len RNET & ZEIPIG TRUST. Tie Chestna:. . 1T’®—New ‘single ana a double. &. 4 and | iectre 1 satpeonge — LAclede 4820) 5 poems. kareee:. priced $11.50 up: | Motors: tak , = The quickest way to get home or os tii > " , co your ‘leffiee help — th 303 Chestnat. Open Cy oon Sunday (cO9 | M. H. HAWKINS, 3049 Miam! st. WOLF POLLACE. i ig1 . th. GAr. 3383. patch Want <— en

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SUNDAY, JUNE 12. 1926. Be BIDS, PLANS, ESTima ‘OR LESS © Homes—Bungalows_ ‘ss than you tan buy. Get our estimate before going office or call up for our estima LANS AND ESTIMATES [SON REALTY & JCTION CO. S UNTIL 3:00 P. M. FOrest 5649. —_——_ - ~~ SUILID . Piets 4 Bungalows ~ Store Buildings | ESTIMATES FREE!: XPERT DESIGNING vee I M E -. “Pes | HOMES nciem 13 — ——- E CITY REAL EST’TE Fors, Southwest —_ ditt. AM PTON ‘GSHIGHWAY ! ings. ents. the Investor. UNITY—Don’t IGNORE It ealty Company a £, CITY REAL EST'TE FOR SAL tf South | LOT—204 ft.. in 4100 | block ~ j-' and alley made: $45 foot. ck Ciah: - pew. modern G-room bungalow fiat: Holy - Family Parish. 3 , Vol s Inguire 5427 = ell ITs 4 . . 3 ) yuNK_ 13. 1926. =~ 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. acon anes 7B 'N PROP'Y FOR SALESUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR ace The value of a lot is determined by the possibilities of the district in which it is located. It has a present yalue and a potential value. Its present value is the purchase price. Its desirability, which influences the | purchase, is the real reason for buying. A lot at Grand and Olive twenty years ago was worth so much in purchase price that went tothe seller, and many times that amount to the buyer who realized on the tremendous gain of the years that followed. Purchasers of ground in various sections of St. Louis and suburbs the past few years have profited largely in the investments, depending on the locality and the possibilities. On account of its location, its protective restrictions, You must see Osage Hills to ap- preciate it. Come out today. Big Bend Boulevard is a most it , “a ‘ hy-pml $900 | in 2-story brick era saa a crive 5404 Easton. F Orest. 0111. $3250: te rms. is 7009 biock Lindell: choice 50x144 ,out St. Charles rd. Lo sib CH. anc r .. west PU NG AL. OW—New re ag large rooms and ‘HOU SE sisal room rame: - douhle garage; lot. SONNEMANN. COlfax | on Lackland to Charlack rd. then seed basernent electric light: double garage: furnace. hardwt oa floors: 50foot lot. | 2 mee a8. |large lot. or acreage: fruit: priced right: | 1536 Lewis pl. ena, Meee Ee 500 buys 70-foot residence lot on | ARGY LE, "8914—W ill sacrifice on account ‘easy terms: drive out Florissant road to | HOUSE—-3 rooms; barn and 5 acres near corner Westminster and Euclid. A.| of busines: in city, terms eas), SmAt | loriasant Inn. turn east 1 block then north | Sunset Country Club, Call Kirkweod MIS. 7 N. t7h st. Room a. |amount down. ‘ cect builaiaietialenencig “ |2 blocks to new bungalow, on Parker road. | : SR Beautiful] corner Jot in Northmoor. | ANNIE, 1336- ae box. “$5500... 4 e200” hall oo methine Al. “he any F750 | HOU SE—C reve Coeur dine: : Penmar sta- 40 per foot. WALTER JONES | furnace, ¢arage; 5 vo —— : we te Eh fe an | ee 14 block south: cash or terms. W. ; “| CO., 618 Chestnut st. BEAUTIFUL LOT—167x340, gas. water. | BUNGALOW—5-room oe n, electric. |E. Anderson. ———- jer Central and Nashville: 65x/| electricity. sewers. cindered sirpet: "S20 | eee bath, furnace; everything in Al | HOU SE—9-room | brick, 2 baths. all con- | made: * must sell; $22.50 a/ Bic Bend.and Berry rds. scat ‘only $20 Elmar 3556M. (c) | per foot. Box Lx 4. P.-D, . lot: teondition: a real home: price $4500; large | Creve Coeur *niences: highway road. Box K-266. | Post. Dispatch. (ec) easy terms: near street Car. stores, wric school: thi ie a hom rou =6will) «like. | T' Weer Peon TTT Two fine lots, 67xx block on Nasb-| BLOKE buying see tnis@beautiful new | school; this Lake car to Wheaton Sta. | HOUSE--4-om ~ brick; modern; $250 ay.: eap. Call Riverside 2e3) subdivision:., ail brick; modern in every woe new public high, Catholic schools; /tion. Phone WAbash 22. REDMOND ‘| 9 0 3 P ¢ 7 s y } & RY scar lence. Principia grounds on. car line, large | Realtor : PEARS ee eeaed aa ~ a} win Oy JOST. WAbasrh &2J mo: 3°2x130:. west ba , resid a oll °0 to select from; price $5200 Ups | BING Al OW —New. 4 roome and bath, "$1800. ss0h oon = Uric ° a ult, stapes. Alamo. DElmar 0090. » £0 © . ) 4 to 7 r eo — > SO LoT—70x110, ~ in 7 Kenwood Homes! | Mr. Scholls’ beautiful country home on aan er month. bargain: $10. geen ee td MAin 1195. Maple av.; 5 rooms, modern bungalow; KOTSREAN. Ts . lot 100x175; large garden, poultry yard. Beverly Hills. 6900 Nat, | hen house, all in good fence. If yoy q— 0x150: zs | LoTSs-—S exceptionally well , located: Wy ant ae ideal hedee nee Shit, BOG: | ¢inance and build if desire 5 cated 1 biock south of Lackland r en- ELLIS. 6916 Nat. Br 1 —' tranee to above ciub. Inquire at Lack- , tracts, $8 per ‘foot and} jand rd. and Ashby rd. filling station. Li OTS—And acre Charles and Natural! ScHeMEL K. E. CO., 4915 Easton. FOr- . ideal > » roads. at Edgar av., gome _ est 6228. | Bridge roads. *n farms, $50. do%. "Luke SEK “THIS. sv NDAY | De ayments on balance. See : : a West Lockwoud ay., at Sappington Carsonville. hal Abash 62 OR.. mas —— California bungalow; vo roome, | LoTs- 100- pry or pore: $5. down. $5 a tile ath, hardwood flvors, hot-air beat; iL GAS AND HUNT ROAD, 41 °®0—Dandy cash, balance rent. Creve Coeur car. | : . . laree lot; oO opite month: also some cottages $100 down, | gorgeously decorated ; “ a" j Coeur car to! school car line and West vod = golf $10 a month; og = ‘tiemats), "walk porth | court; price $8500; terms. Open 2 tw 6. Ashby rd. (1 ‘Clarendon in Tower View | WILLIAM J. HOLDOW AY & CO., Realtors. to Ashby Smith. 2 Chestnut st. aeubdivision. Ask for Esthe Tr Bb. = = , rT ee von = subdivision, | $500 “DOWN “aa ‘sinall_ monthiy payment LOTS-—6 tseutiee Forest po Glen Echo; will buy beautiful home in suburbs gar- ,bouthenat comer 143 feet front; also | age, large lot. See owner, 6V57 Marquette, 5 pemeits Lindenwood. > feet adjoining: all improve em j candies wil gell all or part. Call Cotes | | Make an Offer—Must Be “Sold at Once. 6602. ee Owner Leaving City -i~ Fourth lot north of St. Charles Ror | LOUISE, 2159-—4-room frame bungalow rd.; garage on rear; 2 chicken houses; with bath. “espana garage : reasonably Tern fruit trees: cellar excavated: Ope’ 975x170. PMOUND City TRUST CC; iauis, | 2900_N. — «JON pUrest_8762. _FOre st 1000. Union 4 ae ENDID ROADHOUSE “TOCATION. o 15 acres: 7-room ne frame: modern; 5-room brick ac raygg vid ig floor; lot oO0x all in fruit on Natura! Bridge. \ West of hOETOREF. RE ALTY CO.. 4914 Delmar. Normandy, C. F. Vatterott. 6« 28A Easton 3; AND HUNT RD. 3122 «(Glen BUNGALOW OPPORTUNITY. | Le aon irk) 5 rooms, Sear garage: new\ $10 monthly starte you ares modern o oman brick bungalow; $6750, $500 cash, balance new brick Dune io Ao eé. $60 monthiy. $62.33 monthly, i ase owt 30 Denny road, south of Bix. Bend. See Mr. ;Owner, CAbanyv {190 Deane, day time or evening. __{¢100) LCabanne court; sacrifice fale. e15, land. WAbash 226. _ (cB) J ice. Li ocated fe ine nlace. ¥ lor tesa nt road | HOT USE s—3 4, 8. 8 roums » bargains. All BIQOMIS. 7 N. 7th st.. room ROLAND PI... 1102 (Little Flower Par-|and Tee av., just as you enter the « | conveniences: eood terms. Call Sunday 130: “Sivst 7 x ‘south of house No. ish)——W estmoor Park : uttractive, new lof Fergus: +n. B. I ‘ OWEN OR G. ANIZ - morning 9 to 1S eve nings 6 to 8: first « (Westmoor Park). 1) 6-room bungalow: every convenience; price | TION ATwater 467 | house north ofr Creve Coeur troiley tracks Woodland drive 50) | ~ “ " ” é | Saree ae . eth .. fessmar wom, | ON Ashby rd. P hone WAbash 180. (oe) West Pennsylvania, sacrifice, $37 reduced; $11, 500. PArkview 21013. (©)! BUNGALOW-—5 roo ms, bath furnace, wa- | . Phone Sunday. Parkview 3297 W: | Brac ‘K BUNGALOW —A client got this on |_ ter, gas. electric: garace in basement: | HOUSE--6 rooms: Jot 175x200: outbuiid- . i ; ~ati-foot: north eide. hie hands through a second deed of|fine high lot; only $4600: will make | ings, nice shrubbery, cherries and zrapes, iproguth, av. “rect, sidewalk and | trust; will sell for $100 down, balance|terms: this is the best bargain in a 5- | good cistern. fine for chicken raiser: bc! $30 terme like re}: brick, 4 roome, bath, furnace, | room bungalow we know of; don’t pass | mile west of C gy Ville, on Natural Bridge hes G SCOTT. £00 Chestnut. aber gas, electric, etc.; inquire about this up; come and see it: you can move | road; $500 dow easy payments on_bal- . j . ’ ‘ “"@ ‘south of | this unusual chance: house js on good | in SO CM utter av., wert side, only $40 per foot. | ee RS. 8 Cort. R00 Chestnut. Chestnut. mes here; only $2: KEANE & FR 100 nag oT tart your home, emt BUNGALOW sS—Rent or trade. seve ral $ convenient transportation; ‘igh | Maryland Hts.. then north. Ask for Louis It's good for yvears to come Hammer owner. build. Lots 50 {oot front as low as $200.|TOTS—2 dandy. in Wolix Hille: sutiah‘e alls =e st RBURBAN. “FIOME—--5 Jarge rooms, all . 4 ' ti Ro~w N-62 Poet - Dispatch. fon cheap if j immediately: take Lake line to Char-| ance. See W, H. (Luke, Carsonville. WA- > with nitoid walks, etc. ED- lack rd. See Mr. Armbruster in 2-story | bash 625R th: nice 40-foot lot; ruitable for | eee Db with granitoid CO. Agt.. so) 4 | brick. northwest corner, or drive out St. Charles rd. to Lackland rd. west on Lack- LAND-—12 ac = ‘on Riverview drive. 15 minutes from a@ty; fertile soil. Mr. Horst- ale Owner. ; Mueller on Sullivan, aM, Manchester rd. EAST VIRGINIA. 208- “Modern @-room J | the hog » | frame: r » must aL ST nt. Louls—and— nace; $250 cash. balance $°5 per mont | bot- water heat. ecarace: chieken houee:| Tennyson and Creve Coeur tracks; m resale value of any | BU NGALOW—New. 4-room, “path and fur- | all conveniences; lath, basement. LOT—Fine corner; “has natural spring: FE PRICE. IS RIGHT. ne. interest: take St. Charlies car a fruit trees, grapes; lot 760x140. Kell going to Florida. For price, phone west. See nice lawn: M. and prices CO. ben ¥ onmees Tae a walk 3 blocks wes mf Riverside 5755R. : (c)'WAbash 170 : aie /'MANC TIESTER RD.. 9300 W.——North | oc ere $1 750 per . 7 os ‘ - side Manches ex oe sy E. OO.. 3 ROOMS, 2 ACRES. $2300. so 1 Chest ue. ‘ $150 down, $25 ver month; over ¢ est n MARION, 93—-Block north of Creve C oeur year: has 100 grapes, 4 fruit trees, ete. car line: fine for children; close to school: px oe a look at it: take Lake line to Char- large lot: shade and frum trees: 7 rooms. | jiank rd. See Mr. Armbruster in 2-story WAbash_ 85.5. — $$$ ae brick. northwest corner. RESIDENCE =% “rooms, hot-water heat; SEE THIS bi NGALOW—63800 100x152. TY CO. MAIn 2475 month; “half block south of 7200 Page. Tals BRUSKA RES” ee BUY BY THE ACRE RSI DENCE—6-room fr ame. electric, BaF. 75 acres, near Big FEend and Geyer; bath. toilet. large barn. chicken house on an divide: 3 acres for orice of a city lot. Yh; anks Gomme Cc reek; near a es’ —— © Ww Ww. BROW N, Garfield 8633, __ r here 203 Lamay erry roag.) ——————"" 7 EA ge 4 MARINE, TLL. : Riverside vw: inn eee rR Country home, 6 rooms: aiso corner a |store building: lot 200x240; 2 blecks from RESIDENCE—-5-room., with 1 acre groun Vandalia station and —— at - fruit trees, s and electric; hot-water heat 'well ahd cistern: pr : aod pnsement, acree ned in porch on front = ROE TTGER- MASEK I ON LTY CcoO.. and side: fruit trees, shade trees, 2 grape 19 -N. 7th st. GArfie 1d 3660, arbors; owner out of city: bareain. Mr. aa COUNTRY HOME. EDW. L. KU Hs RETY. co. Colfax 3810. menutitel S16em venaniew: — ROSAL IE. 87270 (Br entwood)—' “9 biock herdwood floors. hot-water heat; Z acrgs; east of North and South rd. New stuce | anruhs trees, etc. co English colon’ a] home, 5 room* pore | JOST-MILLER R. EB. CO.. 105_N. 9th at. woot floors tile hath. garage ‘np “y KACTIFUL BUNGALOWS— me ne W Ydown O7S1M, ER 8 TWO » BF EVERL . HiL LA. NGTON—D-ROOM HOUSE: FIVE "014 Greenway av.: 2 blocks south of SAFPING Tae IK SALF. GRAND 2888. | watural Pridwe rd. and 1 block eas of ) 6 m cottage; | Lucas a! q Hunt rd:: 4 rooms, modern, SPENCER PI... 6446 ", ee i C i - J ©; ed 7 me * rice gas, bath. electric: $ 2. ie 3415 c entral pls 4 rooms; modern ; SU BURBAN, 641: ee ®-story. 5- | bungalow aeece $500 Bs $$ $$$ $$ - —___—_———— ; nd> ne ° ont , | BU! SALOW—+t-room frame, 1 suburbs | !and_to Charlack __ 42 sh rth 2 blocks, | mans ® and 7: block 5 Davis pi. yRmeo of Universit y City; large Int with beauti- CARSON RYID.. 281% Bunga — new EDW. L. KU HS RLTY. CO, COlfax | 3810. ting 80 feet on galing sg | ful shade trees, Call PArkview O630W | brick. 6 rooms, all WAbash 664W. | LAND—7 acres, near Bellefontaine road: goo location | LS , CURRIE. | BU NGALOW—F or sale or rent: new brick, |COTT AGES. bungalows and houses. near | 15 minutes from city: 3-room frame WIG HT T). Laclede ee" "dg. earns . Weaver. Folk and pone. 7600 | acho Te and _ car: _terms. z WaAbash 291W ! BENE ROW ; chicken house and garace;: 29. $00 Merchants: lots. south | bloc Hiland 1877 — | COTTAGE “Cab n. in got unty: garage ( - i ovatuncen “4 — ee ae ae 1 to 4 choice u aT HALO WooA ag “country “home: ~ let-| basem ont CAMOGS Bee at. ; Chamberiain. 72 feet we SO. a 0x440: Clayton rd. 500 feet west of | COTTAG E—-3 rooms. 50 feet: $1900: $50 | EDW. ” ‘KU HS RLTY. CO, COlfax 3810. in University City; “3 35 Morgan. co nway rd.: or call- COlfax 2187J fc) | A@own. $10 a month: take Lake line to LEROY, 1339— 6908 Page: modern, 4- rETndelt as NCY. 3525 9 i BU NGAL Ow —Quick “gale wanted: new 5-) on MOR. & av walk north. to fourth | Ph? m matt brick bungalow; near church, nae mo: : (te 2 ‘ l, acre’ cheap: tee : Surges. Pe aes Mie Ce a ee 0 rs ' Ionnathed la i. - a - YT Samecone. room, Rock Hill road; shale = — — = = =e -———= —— We have a bare gain ~ for lot terms. G. W, DD) EHL, River rside 2900. aoe Ee 4 rooms and bath: also 7| LOT—50x179. Meridian; bargain. Calli wants most beautiful bun¢gal WwW \s B 1? NG Al Ow Este! k - stiri tly modern: lot rooms and bath . amatll payment dow nm. | (;Rand 1302 J Pv eninge pe on WILLMORE ORG ANTZ-| 50x21 3. Take St. Charles car to Spring. | Caroline st. and Woodbine, Kirkwood, Mo. | LOTS—«Beauraitui in South St. Joule! N — 7200 Delmar. © Abany | plock south, second house east. Wm. | Alex Doerr fe | County, Inquire 7211 Michigan. (c99) | e . (c7) | Sewell _ | COTTAGFES—Being built to sell, 00 | LOT — Choice, 50x200. at Carsonville:; a . and b rooms;} down, $15 a month; see first sample as; bargain: terms. © ny no av.. “starting ~ 200 ‘feet west | BUNGALOWS — ~Modern ; vt Over ae Py “ic. | 0 ‘re will be built: or you can buy some | : erme,_‘Asany . $909. , 1° lots, each 36140; water.; Lackland and Leslie aves verland Parx. aes “ey, + Bn fone a or $10 town. $16 a} Lot —; JSUK12 on Meyer av.. near Olive ant mreet, level lots. large rors | Cae ie pT RANKE, 1008. ( Chestnut. | month and we'll lend sou some money to reet rd.: bargain PArkview 38033. (¢) Kirkwood Ferguson INBERG 't JONES. n jot 50x150; price | 29090 N. Union. FOrest 8762. room frame house h 64000. CHAS. E RIC HARDSON, Realtor, | ae. F CHOICE LOT car (or drive out St. Charles rd.). to }eonerete found: ation and granitoid pong egg PETERSF: - - . FT. ont. CAbens 0815. Mon at private drive in Wrdown | | Spring. then, eorner Mimtk and Sherr ; W539 North and South mi. at; ner. or dri Oe. 7 , ArT - ‘x1 corne imtka y. cua BU RGALO® ~ooma, hot-water heat, hard- liend rd.. west oa L ackiand to Charlack HOTE pI DER R & OF WEST 8ST LOUIS. ood. floors. side drive, 2-car garage, |“ ‘hen ne me 2 Mocks, ——~ | CO}fax 3737 4404 Nat ara’ Bridge. ae gS RINEER AND weather metal strips. shades: emall pay- DARTSDAL E=-On Olive Street rd. ‘ pew 4 | | LOT—Shlen: Aid, 530x207 feet: Creve Coeur N BL. OPP. FORES PARK. ment down: reasonable terms to respon- | Teom frame yl ee Baan. a ot | Lake as jet ri let. P. 60 105 wy mais: valive business ane buy. sible people. TEMES ae (c) 35x151 att L. Aqent 114 eth. }yOs -MILI. 24 R | o.. * ’ as a residence section by re- > a ht wach ot ‘ ee ded cone - 3 of F ine 5SO*« TRO: “' ext side Be: n nay]- he RUNG ALOW- 4 roome, righ in é j ' > y = autiful home section surround- Gee how pretty it is; only $2900.) DTE to business transfer. must se my nia. across from Pennsylvania Park. eaten lots, 70 feet: minimum | chard 1° St’ Charlies rd.| new 6-room t brick Duteh Colon!: JOST. MIL, LER_R. FCO. 105 N. Sth ® 5 wes a Low terms. Drive out y ‘ , St suie avuburb. Will ~ ree , oe — Direct connection : Fee Fee, south to Wipke's Sor at | home [fn beaut in 1] Lout in ae wad Tors Seven h0-foo! P attonwood divis- :: the highest grade improve- | °° ' trade for anything ean take . ae . PAGE “AVENU i Is destined to be «@ Poy thorough- fare of the county. wis ind eT = ; om | there. Come out and see the lots in Ivre- city conveniences: only = ie fe land—~bring the family. lote of fine forest Gowntown ; — Hh. erchard and vinevard: | trees. lat the kids play under La trees planted jn | easing in yalue rapidiy in| while you look at the lote for your future ground 1 inc ab 7 Egle = owner. | home Drive straight out Page, into .. € ol goog, ae ne rd ‘to Ballas rd.. south | county and out past Woodson to ve- y ) a , i tT ae slow on vant side of fost. 7 Mr. Bradley will be there to show the | fe 9 north ef Lackland: 5-roem modern | EDW. GOCKE R. E. CO. Agents. ~*+ 1008 International Life GArfield W341. it tedar. bungalow: ready to move in: see l) lou | __721% Chestnut * Aaa | CERLING REALTY, of Re 1WDING CO. KAMP, 105 N. 7th Sn a pee | —“SIDEAL COUNTRY HOME.” _ CAbany 2500, i Kienlen ay. (e80) WEST “HANCOCK. 112 - chaoat | it White House. on Telegraph rd Chris- Speke 2 rat G0x12 sr petting at eost |topher drive: 7-room huntaiow tere 13 floors furt tna -~ a =. 8 Jos eCER- acres fruit. etc.’ high healthy oca tion. to build; onen to Aut “a” Geni LAciede | over rlookine Mis«sisston! River. PrR & SONS. 3637 § sranc. HENRY HIEME: NZ RCO. (614 Chestnut, . = " COUNTY BUNGALOW, $4000 oss AN UNUSUAL OFFER — rome. city water, trees. grapes and berries, garage and por ll Six 5-room frame houses: ‘603-17 to 27 try house; one block fo car line. Mr. Renton. Valley Park. Mo See todas. EDW. 3. KU HS _RUTY. CO. COMax 3810 Priced to sell, Phone Valley Park 98F12. EDW. Le s. ee cae come ‘ a ~ “ 7 RARCGAIN AT $7000. $300 CASH, $10 PER MONTH 6502 Emma: Meg ve 5 stucgo. hareee Corner store building. with living roo Oo tile ba o nih . Louis Count corner trees and grapes; 3-car garage. Mr. Stan- | Smore’, round. GRand 240). 4246A Pied ED\r. &. KUHS RETY. CO. Lind-ll 7°00, - ASE} DEL LERIVy, NEIVE6—Nsincsl Beder xt] NEW BUNGALOWS Bellerive Club: edene eaaivel> ley ra. 4 blocks south of P just completed. Cy — ee ar... nd one floor: up-to-date: BM DW: ower ae KRLTY. CO.. Lindell 7800, race: large lot. terme. Open. quarts of stra@wberries taken off this | PAGEWOOD | “al N. W. Corner Page Av. and Woodson Rd. Z Where the Home is a Certainty The Only Plant of Its Kind $1.00 DOWN AND $1.00 PER WEEK PAYMENTS Ben Altheimer & Bro. REALTY COo., Agents Fourth Floor, N. W. Cor. 7th and Chestnut Sts. GArfield 5761-5762 — Beautiful Country, Bungalow NEW LISTI 5803 Helen av.. 4 blocks outeide of city. t e at a bargain: 4 rooms. ue =~ ey nee ore Will soll, terme $e fea 7 Room Bungalow sible Sia Owner on premises. Colfax , 4 bedeseme, FS rap: woeneath bia forest 6085 - e ; ° ys SO ars ) | ner: at 9400 "Netural Beds cor: SPA NISH HOME —FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH, 110 N. 7th. eer, sp eremcortans ee | a ee oe YOUR. OWN tifuily decorated. Sixx Vista. HAILE & HOLME REALTY CO. f! furnace, MAin 3045. 424 Wainwright Bidg. | 70x 00: fruit trees, chi "4 - = ; E. esta ' ry New 5-room brick ¢ bungalow : hardwood floors, tile bath. furnac omede streets and sidewalks Price h SSH) down, $30 per month and 6 per cent inter- of. - mp RRC Le, mae _es - Ww Testes to Lucas and Hunt ro HR) AND ) GLASSED IN (west. turn to St. Louts ar.. 21 nerth | aon ‘ne block east to 69th st.. or take RARE Gain we | St. Peters car i. B+ rose oe to St. Louls av.. i walk one bioc $100 ©. ASH DOWN hy built palio. feanee tial allt: ag 5BxliO feet; conv to car line, schools, urches 100 cash, balance like rent. )EILER. "Colonial Bidg.. ‘ Clayton. “PAGE PARK “BUNGALOW ys 5. ‘Toe | room bung floors. tile f bath. furnace; fine’ i lot; vag So E. A. STEIN. * al Bits P “Best Built Briek | o- ows 7500 Block Weaver - Block f peed” pene ie b ie, tbend fea. pe ern. wn ni main aaoi: Bie'c SON MEMES ty LP pete ties Prem RN aatetime Nem et See Ho wits - om r eee ¥ 8 was, vi gy 3 eae

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a SB =, Sanne gs 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale le Today. ; POEST-DISPATCH SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURBAN RE en me ee er ae J .— — "A & . = _ = 4 _= = : eee eee ee _> (soe — . . « . 4 — 2 4 an yy — - a a= x) a. — _ »*,’ Saesseeeneneneie yy _ = @ ——— = « _/. | = «© _ = « =x all -_ —— on: x. — -. a. — x. EE — x. - ae » = a poe ON TH Only 10 Miles F The first step towar: chase of a suitable lot. Right now you have club site that im a short pu’re asked to pay no Willow Beach, fines Well restricted, fine b the Meramec River. EPR DR OO Con te amber Ly : eden ee gg ¢ ‘ rr) tae ate Silke ee HEL): SRB ee Do Not Fail to Attend the Bator _ AUCTION SALE OF LOTS ee we “eh sey ty 5 Ohi oe) ae - "A 7 ree Ms > a sa. Fy Ew aR te Se pase SSS Sa 4 at Sere ae tye] ce ed gine mae es aoe Ay cna mE i Rl AN A a Se BERRI Hert Be doco Pe By Fs pi ie + Pl ee AND K} » MOST WOD == \_Z ee —s — “Reine: Shine’ LEGRAND JONES, INC. Realtor = - e | Exclusive Agents — | | MACADAM STREETS a GRANIMOLD SIDEWAL rs Va RCE 67 ae gn our aif gs ey an OA a bed atv 2) ieee en ee ben dibs xt) FOREST TREE On the North and South Roa * wnat” RRL —— = y - paneer e : bE | ° (a) 0 WHERE . GArfe A Cla uctioneer Or ven ¢ nO ee ee 7 ig ~ : ° ad 9 HOME am | | } re . | ts : ' ° : ae . ) 8 — S>=™_O™SS_—OeSS eS SE So ——————— = oS = _—_s as x —= x ==": =x = =x = = =. ) ~ 1 LL “orp r3) eee 45 ACRES FOR SALE | SEE EGGERS of CLAYTON’ | fig Drive in ¥ ae Clayton ___ Jennings Kirkwood — meet : Beautiful tract of 45 acres. on Gravois | Nice 6-ro m hou and 15 res on Dor e | 5-ROOM BRICK BL NGALO We 5- me 7h. l acTe, in 4 , E S } é 3.xx— reoms and sieeping ; foad: very desirable location and suitable set and Ad Ne ro age sis aU thin. is a reai | Ridgetop Brand-new; twood urs, tile bath: mings; garage and poultry house. fruit ¥ OLD ENGLI H poreh; furnace garage, @ real home; ; for home site or aubcdivision: a front- | opportunity. as the 100-1 ot State highway | om “ wonderful arrangement; re eady to move in: trees and apes — a hool and church. ry English trne ~™ gy 8 Ay -—~ priced right. Box L-325. P.-D. : & : a Mig@ouri Pacific Railroad; price, will go past the door. WYdown 0155. _ - «6 ~ Mocks to grade and high schools: every-| on bus line P, ahre (of that greatest wor : + vane WOODLAED. candle iy flate: ine | an - 2 . by BO Poe =e . = 7 ' today, look at the thing convenient: one fare. downtown| EDW. L. KUHS RLTY. CO. COlfax 3610. cuace, a “home.” oodiawn and Jeffer-| ‘¢-: ‘Sido ‘can —_ none pre easy ri ; COR ver = ZESIG. ‘TRUST. | 719° Chestnut ()} EN SU ND. Ty gaa ' 1 } lf cat : none Ciay 2 33 today tor a PPO intment CoSENS. S83S—New 5 room and ~ bath. RAY R. TOMKINS. Kirkwood 1174. $10 5 vear. Linde! ih 0931. : (c99) | WAbash 7 3 ) J nh a 633 Sup side, a new tive DeEAUT l f u La Acre and WALT Fy » Ss wa eal co. $0 . po -" tile. stucco bungal: built-in features, | * __ BUILDER OF BETTER HOMES. $5000—EASY TERMS : PRIC E Rt AD— ust nort Oo room Ene ish home: has erew- - : ’ - hardwood floors vegetable ~ellar, garage a > . Will buy modern 6-reem frame bungalow: Olive Street Road; 20 acres dipt shingle siding. lare tums gere lots all. readv to SEE EGGE aS of CLAY TON”’ dest ouy enywhers; visit today: gone to- | ~ JARRELL AND WIPKE | neth, tumace, shades. fixtures: just cam. | @%: lf i ive otree ‘ —s © ope ing room amd kitchen with tile; *"* us | ai. ave » sell at $4000 to rete tn RR e_buyer. ———————- | Bungalow. & rooms, all modern; made | pleted; park-like a te: half bleck MAPLE PL... ith : : « . ys, T ~ ea +‘ srt i or two OD am IIMB ANG hy, kal ‘ ‘2 ~ — on . } , 3 Rh 4 } = —— es a Pe . : He rf 2D. 2: 305—-B unga! ow; modern 5- room ; + , me er . : _ ’ ’ ; tir- ‘ rom street ca©r. i 5 Jerome, 3 blocks | tei 4 eal bargain. FOrest 916: (KE. a floor; ee eae “theo k.| DUIld on, south side of $50 000 also. scant i ge oa Mae Satake sortens shades, Bargain for | West of Pennsylvania, 1 block south of | $2900; i) YC 4955 Delmar. MeN AIR BA KE- | APPE 1% Re 722 t resto ut, r *) w. i (*] } t —_ Sanne _sidew ‘te iks = a 600: O: cash or terms. _ ‘cO9) S5500 Call Kirk woud 850. Kirkwo = ' Weaver. ee MA . + "OTT Ack woo Webster. O oO; ad. etLweelh BEAUIFUL NEW BUNGALOW Sank mr = MAPLEWOOD BUNGALOW ” where the WELL. oer rr OPPORTU NITY 2 Ww nh Fo East St. Louis | JENNINGS’ PRETTIEST DISTRICT | Corner Piceadilly and Cambridge; new 5- | | in. '$200 Bax S oun Oe " ~~ “a Se a ; : a AT - Pe > ments: kerg third adeor south; rice | + 5 reoma, hardwood floors, garage. beau- > TI A Ts) ‘ equity in 1708 E. Sist st.. East St. Louis. bem = heater: 9 = wt) Kj ky d P Pp . , Dp tiful fintures: let 47x130. fn I Chape wor, | One to Tee Ac res and South road . vet tite: approximaiely ‘1 00 to. assume. ER. e -* yy of Uni on: open Sunday ae wig erty Fae Eto” 1308 N. Grand. 4 née Price o- F we - a tae lan SS ail ait atrTt ve" = ( é = . & | Delmar Soto Lt > ad | won gga en Rg Me con. E : 4 - ALBERT T. TERRY & CO trie: A. yn ional aa oe gost toe tf r , and evenings. COifax 2590. t For Sale | (c3 | eautiful e rivate esigehce arn ir ) oe A i s . wa sali . : Le tere] L’ om? > r a%J — ~ 4 ; i ~~ > , lhome district ‘aid out wit h the idea cf S23 Chestnut equity or sell: smail do wn payment, dal- if 4 | SL BL RB M y 6-ROOM HOME AND ie SCeshoht Sy ys = SR wei, Rates | Kenwood Springs ft seroane oyu ote st fans QOURDAN BEAUTY, tection to home owners, not of profit. The “ eee, VOGUE. OC. | To oc: \ vans:' new ‘room stucco: sun ' furrnz ' | heiding company. to wind up. ofiers thre A. BR. SCHOLLMEYER R. B. CO. PAGE tine crate 9 7 ROOMS, 6500 arior and sieepin ore furnace. J-car garage; beautiful lot, 115x 16 ACRES | few remaining unpurchased sites to home 104 N. Seventh St. Ferguson | $706 Salome av.: a hardwood heat. 22a S60. patesstur \ 3 ya x = , won rill | buulders at prices th os yen be touched ’ . a ‘ 714 Cleveland avy.: new two-ato ; : S wa NBAR ST. CHARLES _ ty the averace touched | __ SINGS ——. Moors, steam hea: lot 50x10. casy terms. — wy ivo-story }) | sell for $9500 Am Oi. £ | oY e average sub : _~e , co. got, B geennes: Hh ny ny fine drix van, sur nounded by beautiful BELLE ME AD 30 lots ry e173, Ey w Kickm ever North | Kirkwood ) eae WwW Jefferson: 6 rooms, ‘ im itl onderful lawns, trees, piants, . Morissant rd. acr ro) ~ es . — A . ae : N *"W AGNER- ie eee PLACE LOTS _ across frogs Wabash Cinb BUNGALOW—New 3 rooms” furnished. ‘) frame; lot 50x162: $éo0o. SEVEN-ROOM BUNGALOW . - : "C . : ~ At i if HER Fr RD ; 139 (Feren | —urnuiralo th, electric, garage. Kirkwood Z19W. ) 341 W os new 4-room OROUTG Ss J rruscn Bungalow : = Lif THOROUGHLY RESTRICTED. | ~ . oe woe i Matt ick. slate roof, tile bath. pedesta/ Second Fleer, Ree a e Bidg. EXCELLENT NEIGHBORS. S8x159 , $9 to $20 » ii g: wi . - Sa 4 ‘lots 6 m oms and dreakf ast St. meee ALA W oT wo. modern: ‘5 rooms: (( ao co, hot- air hardwood : lavatory. built- -in tub. hardwood floers a GArfield_ 8621. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED. $23 cash and’$10 per month. Open || soum: 3 Screened porches, cms. electric. 2| streets madee: water, gas and electric. |) Socre. Murphy bed: lot “Sus160; {| Weather strigper: two-car garage. For ~~ # mm —_ Fat e = the south —_ cor nt gga el —- 5483 Un og te ns runs. fine note og ind oe ~ pred Ph: ne _KIr izwood 343. (95) = lroad ot. n 5- ‘ | quick sale: price $9500: terms. Hand ner o Cc} avt anie : te rvs ae ~ d "eee aatg \as- — ing Grive put ana inspec rice right BL NGA LA . 2 Modern. h. rooms. hath. - ; ew room 1299. Arsenal-Watson HAMPTON PAR 1 Rcoommtieaes 9 o) cEte. “SERrenteren GERERE "SN | gdb enrages Bu, convententy grat bungalow; modern in every way: ji u“ snow : 35 v% iS R REALTY Cw a bargain at $4" 50 lot 50x16 P Representative with sign on car on he SS 6200 Waston. CAba: 7756. ae wii FE ed right. Inquir e 116 E. Rose 200 Lockwood ——- Glendale: | Normandy k = ds Si unda v from 2 to 6 . cyre__k. 3 ; — age nai ———--———————w———neee | J) Dew 7-room frame- hot-water heat, AFTER inépec i eer nn 4 =m) PA WS ItU in the heart of Fer- BU NG: LOW 5- reo m frame. mocern: iot ‘ a Prt wg ¢ = . : ting the best bungalows in PI lats and Prie es on Re quest — _gus0n ATwater 430. er 148 adele oy either 30. 100 er 180 fect tre mt to suit yy floors; lot 55x130; price | Normandy, stop at 7232 Normandy piace an maorortny s: lote $25. cash. = WATTS REALTY CO.. 821 Chectant et RPLITTIAT WN he Rita Ferguson Mo ti __| Possession at once: open: price reasonadie: | { aa sateen dE and_ieok over a rea! one. Open ail duy. — — car a oa ! pee | acer iice: or i Wil Ud i VU 4 if Lalied SUBURB ‘ S 200 Fe rquson }— Bungalow terms. | $1,000 or more cash down. sil \ KIRK WOOD TRUST CO. gy ee rooms, modern, $5300- MKS. , AGNES R. Re ala — Forest , RE Large Ounty hoMmse with acreage ; ON Lis At + eS Ff ns, Water. eiec A =” -- ‘ 4 Mare a ge" «t . «244 Aap is ws . é f _ b. . " *e " . te. — tyr — — ill = : . . t* iis. , anni — UhHADIC aa ake Or OPESANIZaIOCN bs ace a . Ja / ' a I me . ( . ™ MTs } 9 . N 4 pete . ; mA SS IS S10 Ss oe _BEST BUY reer =i io. | miles ae “ \ Wey - EST BUY IN COUNTY. : aren ivieer an . — —- aa path, : Maplewood | *Florissant nh: t rome, and be b beee| wana EY ™ 1x _ -yi* “ee i . Park ood rm nis, fishing. bath le and MS, . Gon Pigg tit. ate ae yy: Muss he Been Mor- wate heg?t th) f cpert teye very ‘beral = NTRY h—-1 reom brick house, rox f ti tete. — icow TOWER GRO? v : = : “ : » “ Smracious reo IN — er 2 . >73 * 5 _ > t A KS nn: Kk rn BI’ NG + a! Se 8 } a ba : °E —— Ee. —— wrveva!! we }~Duiit brick residence, cCoOn}- with Saree age * P+ “ uJ a ' S tA ou = any “ >. Aaa” ae 2 al . Q wood Ferg won leet “te me block south: a- e os rooms an th. in Ma- : effic Iency bunga) ow com.- taining roorma, tile bath. hardwood floors, “Sah. di Ca De arn) Ook ases mediate presse Saicn an be had. « T OTL OT) [ ‘ ee harsain price 3000 pie Le wood Phone Hlland aot 8. ic? | plete subdivision in ae Pe = thon ‘$10. 500 - | wee Reet, inree screened-in perch,| ‘“laite kitchen with nice nunne | GOLDMAN REALTY Co. 4. 3. LOOMIS. 7 N. 7th st.. St. Louis. | BUNGALOWS—Modern: direct buiid-| ler 509x153; must see to appreciat Los | - pened goon ’ pevenine N 4 reo mm one ode aioe = apna on: gy ont Chestnut. B °° ] ne raND 3 * aceon tm Rivrbweed en qeant er: near schools. Hiland 210i eT) Angeles. St. Louier FOrest 1773. (cr) - es 2100 fruit “treo, ll bending = coal bin and fruit cellar beneath. r€ autifu ' side Clay av. near Woodbine sewers ang | BUNGALOWS—Direct from builder: aii | : vineyard, vegetadi rue edimantse tein The second floor has F water in’ will cut up inte 935 front feet + ghar —aggg” OO 2 BE gg SY Overiand | _— ee See. a oe a te . $750 : : month. 7400 Richmond pil. HIland 2 large everf: wowing rings. 20 acres of | ae eXtra iarge eg room eae AE Oe PN j S724) will buy now. j =. a c en Di. bs Sagan ee ’ timber; grounds aroun: houge are cevered with leove and 4 ‘arce losets. er Son 4 _* v4 «MI 3 F N Tth st. Room 7215. (oc) BU ‘GALOW—New 4-room frame and | with shrubs, shade wees and flowers, Own. | Hardw: ord foors throughenut house, - —$79 buve 100-ft. Int covered with =) tt ALOW—6-room brick. bDath. gaa |, SUCco: Spanish finished walls. am | ; er may consider ee!ling oes and 2 acres | Fine tale loered bathroem. Coun V i A4Ccrea e . “for ‘est trees, on Norton ar Kirkwonod_ 4 electric. furnace. granitoid basemert: b gi large jot: price . terms. of of Greane. Fer euil particulars, price, etc., a in? 3 st pedeut a wash stand. ome Si e ne hinck« north of Rig ‘Bend rd rng FOrest lot 35x2200- a. etc... Made: convenient. ' , S_ A. Mills s. WAbash *53R * “4 (eT) | sivataae. rive to 6300 Natural Bridge road. 5 acres, Weber ia Rd. near Sunset S G§19RJ. Owner : areal at terms BUNGALOW —Modern; new 4-room, fereed | from MississtPrt VALLEY Oa my Mg = half bieck south to 3550 Fine Grove, Inn . ~ VACANT GROTND—200 ‘front feet. on “eee CO.. 2913 Sutton. two sacrifice must be lg he epee | Jenn in 364 th an ne you are looking for a real hargain 10 acres, Gyer Rd. ne Big Bend Y made street. wat 28 tric. _— Ciated; all city conveniences: vacant: make | a mi AN “TS PE ERRY-ROTH. 110 N tth et. as : res, h a. ar ix nd uu won't become acquainted with made _ Stree water vas and electric: COMMONW El TH. ~ 3611 — Bungalow. \ offer Apply 2322 le . . Soom —. ss the many satisfied and happy home ee a Sat ane. Phone | ~ mode av 1} ef Map pl. Overland. | i] 454 W. JACKSON | ‘ WIVE-EeOM BRICK -V scm, Gravelg Ed. West of owners now there. —— yj | Kirkwond 543. (95 ) vid... must sell, leaving city. Hiland wAbdach_ 920 (e} . aa a + i 8 : aa tet ie sie co's | Affton : sae at we ~N —aeamms | 00 6 ay sieninititne ; NOATI — South st ibiie drive, st Bungalow: large rooms. all on 2? acres, Menz Hill Rd. near Grand _Buy a lot 50x140, $5.00 down siailan 13 BtTLD I + ce: ‘TRAL } > ACE. ~— COMMONWEALTH 4$450)—- room mod-| Midland View. 3a nowt A. of Lack! OPEN SUNDAY =o ~¥ one floor; modern throughou view Farm. bi ' ie as $00) per month. building lets: SRA50 ner foot: ‘see urety ern bungalows: just completed; near land rd; Soom: matt brick | New &-reom Colonial! residence in Sher al Rrowne!! and Cor ins roads , 27 acres, Des Peres Rad. near Man- — me ™ hools and churches wit thin a nest ricted Subdivision : f Vas Puren and SC D001 direc from butider ~~ eas modern ; rice $6500. . wood Forest; lance living mom, with open ‘enient terms can be arranged; the price | chester Rd. me MAN 5960 WO today. GERGE LEH-| COMMONWELATH, 3322—Modern stucco e999 x. pou RD Forest 8742. ; ; sunroom, lavatery, Ddreakfast (8 Tieht. See ii +> acres, Gerer Rd. at Rott Rd. 70 Out Natural Bridge Rd. tos MAN. 330 Way av.. Kirkwood. (e+); Rome. 6 rooms and big sug perch; bath Bt ws : room, dining room and kitchen on frat THEO. BR. APPEL. Realtor, 722 Chestnut, | | 40 acres, Ennis Av. near Mane hestey Moctenens Rad.. 3 blecks past Wabash Jf COLONIAL OF CHARM end furnace: at a 4 Dargain. | BUNGaLows New ¢-room frame: a floor; four bedrooms, tile bath. with. __ or 46 we Lock wood, w ebster Rd. uct in Ferguson. east on Here Under cametructs on. See ft and be _can- CUTT AGE—3-reem brick. tile bath. Lot- quell eam we a gy balance S88 on f shower. on second flooré two-car garage : sf acres Baxter Ra. near Manches- | = Ay ‘ atwriit 4 hiocks ta? #23 heii - ; aad a oe 4 cra. tsmen' . art - Woodlawn _ ate rT neat ownTter. Hi} land 2071M (ern: ainal down paymen nt. hbaalnce $10 > bath, bri't-in large lot. in beautiful lecation. See it ter Rd. “ vision on Chambers Rd. Large sign, Mepis ROY R. TONKINS COTTAGE—Frame: convenient to car and month. incuding interest til paid out: 135. . fem 3 te 56. THEE. R. APPEL. ExeelHent 66 acres, Dougherty Ferry Rd. at on property i RI"TT DER or ETT ER HOMIES. ) bus line: fine shade trees: int 150 x12: w S-room matt- brick. a big bar-| KFANE & i Reaiter, T22 Chestnut. er 46 W. Lock be Ballas Ra. Kirkwood 1174. a PS For particulars, cai) HI- | fa. _ quick saie; terms. ; . Webater. ~ ~ book AcTes. Carton at Wetdman Rd. B - “ - see: ~~ - Y ET loncome i La = (ec) | r RB -* Overtaad., M: : ; | sae ee | Investment fssesget A en A aligisk weERTIFIED BRAL ESTATE i a spines aaa a 260" open Sunday. fe) | j ; " irkw ood Trust ( oO Kirkwood 8 TaAadraiv hecoming the LM. Gabe. Mo Th a:ow * ; rooms - = . aan N. : A RE Al, HOME .. bad ° ' tence section af the “nanty its values _epine porch, tile bath. hardwood floors | cs a ape 'w moders >reem ‘frame frame | Bam‘nerace bi. and North av... 7 Weil located 4family Mat: 4410-12 La- aEALSUSS + Bro. Realty ( O.. ' eon | money. Hiland ASTER. rae road. walk 4 bileckts nerth te galows: materia: ami cotetruction of the Porch ewe om Geer; one steam heating Guyton . st nts pronerties free on uest , S aaa aia eae / west on Olden ta 9074: or yay —e a - hardw floors. furnaces, water aad | aati Re edie amt CopEer ecresme ane | GUNGALOW— biecks to Obden,. wrest xk F. cenvenient te scheoois, bus | Clodies arge yard; Cathedral parish. 2% reo, eer, Spring and Mow; 7700 Olive ‘th and Chestn ta. - = (c99; ‘eunchort. 924 Olden, Overtand, Mo. fr} tar a ate Ri . wa biogks from. Marest Park: exceilent condi. %: mad GArtield 5761 o76 62. “SEE Ei +9! FH lows, ‘Hate acams CALVER Ove : ; re; excellent condt. | wr heer er tine ee ‘Artield IGERS of CLAYTON’ | FOR butgalows, com vacant [CALVERT agi (Overlandy — ion; flats ~ garages aiw ys = rente LAY We Ray Wo Dusiness iotse on AYT N in Mapiewrad or vicinity. Seo Ht ME R. | cottage. S2200- $200 down: iot 3 streets and eye made lose to @rhos pubic square for sShie Will he ort a LT repent 400 Rose av. Louisa FB hts , 7 — fe" 4 a . Red 315.000 first Geet of trust ‘Frente ba 3h “i ner double in a Fear WYtiewn 0156 songean ———_ -— —_ = = + ———__—— a" stuces: tle mort. hardwoed fisers. pho CO. 2666 Se Hligpd 19 (cms) | on TaGE—+- room. ae gas. electric. ' | your: & fer immediate saic. For full pot. Six ft f block south Wolsaas = ene ‘t, fine neighborhood; large lot. iM AGINE, medern cottage. iarge ict: a a and ye 3 mews room: bus : IPP VALLEY TRST CO a > Sa): *TTHs Giendale wy = H1355 ‘uit. grapes, #hr sarien: garage. [party can buy on pce x —_ ments MAin 3840, es #th and “Pine, Pr TRRSEN R. CO, Agent. CAbany 0845. FENNEWAN AND TO K YSTONE—_F. JARREL I, AND 1 WT) sive it away; $4350. 3314 Greenwod. | iow down payments. Arthur EB. Johneen. ——————_— a soma, | LOT—Nart he ast corner Dartforiand| rooms: modern threugheut. = | : IPKE -+ a : yn ws = i Ra 2 re) ee Woeceon rd. Wabash 3500 (a) ~ 4 || Arundel pi fil ub. dGni60 ft} CORONADO REALTY & INV @ rooms: al! modern: steam heat, | ne erms. Sai GRand 26781. | BOM! : ‘ ' TU XEDO P ARK . KRONE REALTY Cn. | ha <<. 2" corner lot.’ convenient to car lime, owner | MODERN HOME-—Svervthing. garden. "Diente of yeuns ‘trait’ aad vhader ioe ? Fairview: © rest S824. ae Sundays and evenings, WEbster. 2106. enving city; 97250 } fruit, tlewers: worth more than & new! 7Ox3i6. A bargein: sesy terma. #514 Ree FO omen be _ etory fame: ‘ur SIRI RB. AN HOME LA itractive snd aha ~ _. rooms. 4.1 modern. _ocated on Wisen | 20Use: “n~ . terms, owner must gefl. | Baltimore. Wabash. | ; a SISO: barenion came te ereee: fot 50 |) acres: third house north of Glayten rd. SEE EGGERS of CLAYTON” «5 frst-ciass condition: $4n00 a * y 4HOUSE—Fi , MARS RE ALTY CO. MAin 416 " on west side of Denny rd_: quick sale wil] | 4-mom house and l-acre of eround. $4500 woams, stuceo: all modern, fe roof. PEOPLES REALTY. 7160 Manchester Se pee, ee ee 8 Ti cs aemcmamnacnicth MAin 4 8. (c82) ei HARVEY BOS. and 4 acres adjoining for $5000 W ldeees | matteny ae 3 ~~ floors. | RESIDE NCE—8-poom. and sieeving per-h a bene a 2 car: ony termes. Agoly an ana ee anaes pustidpedemeneutapacpaeeetanadl —» & 3 ~ ; . “ * : - AOTHe w - ay down OfAD. « 1155. Office open Sundays. Kirkwood Bank Bidg. _ ood 950), Bad “~ carage. Call 7356 Man- ‘tracks or Wabash 161M. or Ov- and 0904, tc) erland. Mo.. Bex 445. :

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E ght; . 10n 7 ante 1. ée0ee ° .4 roo . 2 14 ay F m G Soiidine chen m erful lal i e he lock ee a oie seo coune airy bear ng om hon } . N You Loved $100 -— onli a ~ to ie Pos in beautif and 05S. “ith. _- k, porches, pled o bath 1¢ of 2 Sigg T wrod 22007 8 et os } Rac : aa YW E nust os 000 - egal build! mm a dake lectricity and eer ul lot ont. \ . “st. GArflel xe; hur walls: 8; hot six lar b Trevillian eevee tees s) one OOD i aay Sta ‘ ; PS ae I R | LL CO this rage 000. 3 2 snl Fie set ee i 4 pa hardwood — 8342 Gr st Terr fine |] ‘water — room We w ae age ae 8 seetea. >on. Ll. ag rar fel : et L | WwW ? ILA appre nelud cks f x39 (Drivate brea rm. ¢ [ . 7th si pon Wige wig me; 5 ay ace, ocati eat: sti 5 mail ods’ te ae 8 rooms, sT av * oy oan 2 i = ndell ) jebste tA Y TON lato iia furnish shitmaes dining ATRL MILLERS sta ear cea rfiel "open | Swon. and Jeff tid th oom 8 j- of bu ~ == rooms, 1 | I ad - hse Fs. N. or Oa ~ h 4-roo 5500 r 149. of La Re Cal .- B .foo K Re 30x bu a Sti | N MANC ==. New d ENT I Web 844 Sahay ny R. 6500 Ma stht''c “not TREM ardwood floors. ~ REA l,_Webs 722 Chedl- 163° Post * B10 per re, 3 bareain.. NCHE q = t u * Nf ste ‘ S wee n; 5- AB ges Fe “4 EMBLEY heomy ed He jellstoa ) , M S pcg RC ‘| eee ws convenie resid WEB N PAS or Grove eo Sb Ne ge | b-room. eft cabany CH sae ean i ay hem ay HOME. mae Gan Pooh peers ag Bo 2m. ° _ r W » KMOX' RADIO || transp within ¢ ea STER ADE ENA. not ge side pore wiih cai iez, B38 sof itmg, Bonk WE Witt a rt AL BUY. ORF Sia a Eye a 4 ' * . ' lle i n, 0 sew Sh c Qe ver ; SIX LST n; nce: re tl w. pled at of si J ani iS NG F : IR 2 ping se ral n ral ne » etc: Lit 7 e ssa LH a ar low . Sa@u~l fo inde ees. 12 iced uit i emp GRA H . 2 th ? | | € I ti . elk ‘ r Po ] 7 W vb , — | MUE BLECTRI H doline a lt elt ordi as Vood RED os aeeeoes On tae oflodaLib ot, Box sere’ WAGNE, eee hard-| Of ae ANT-BELI 2 i. | h "RETT stat ‘Tu n; shure Bu: eg, | GA Y ORSE 1) kh, ee. 1 vr; Re m ¢ i141 3 T SI l tre -) im room 4 - s e, 548 IR R. iH with Y r and ni & 8, acl Oll- DEI AGE: CK: T 10 eas Satan ee aa age: c ornia so 8. oR G BRA Web.- Ww ovem 8. 2 LIN 2870. ¥ i | LAcled S. E. || | Borth tg JUNTRI Charlach sool, DELMAR: LOT THO! No aT ECE ew 6 r Gall WE GRAND. RAN NCH }} Seer ents; will t G . , e 4 GR || Fred ot acre RY | rlack. this: HA SCLAT! ML 50x1: ou 6-RO e rot DENCE- sporta room. WE a , NO D. NT- Park. will old ‘a _ — = a8 AND rl PLE Keel, C Bh ter {OME ( St. les NDLE ED: ST tt es s¥_N RE omg, _if E—R sion. s; larg 4c6 We buy W ii BEL W Ing _ Ky. a ' 3 = Kiel BL. ie aire gga an aRUNO. ka cpu) | nL Bs SEER ivkN. HODER 61 VE sold educed: e lot; By i coe A S TI LAcl L Se EB uire 204 a lates % 2 s d O t » Gra REA of ame ock i): Ea roo a a TITH) ME ASON N: 81 4 TO NOR 4 wa ( lardy + Ni ‘i at ° ~ $40 ; Con- aud 8 off 10me IE ede lm STE Sp nable t a ; —— ffic il WIN nd. L/TY ise. roa y Pi ney LE ENFE AB 000 0 ae H OF ht oe nce, 0090 =, ering at TIN ) 2879. geo av. R ring in : — De a “) AN } a. ar av ’ U ~ G v LD LE CAS } r. fle New 7 WE i — ey to-d a a t {E At rner of VA _ rd S = - e. Ki i ern »M, lfax D CNICI Ask v., N AR. RE. TER H \ RESID Box 0rs, , mS? loca are ate h yme ig tian CA {¢) : | ) ee Prarn VInve ou hp 2. INV. CO. 3 “s lV BLDG MALTY CO viLL ENC K-137) P rooms, 853 ee 5-6-7 anc My b--, COR te NT | od [IN kK} TE fgg op st yedro N R IM ES Ww erty. ma ON Rn. Ebs \ ster 27 and BLDG rite H #; -FOOT , midw is, T HA VS as ores oe Bee ban gggy = a Sear G ame a te ,00M:; ah EBSTE a i. ater 2 sa VAN 0 Bie B C IN W E B ater 2106. ue S F TER R y bet LES Ne Wai ae) wnecea in ge a pe A aa’ cane on bus eR LOT—-100 rand 6 =O | Tool > T nd ‘rd. 9B {BST BUY 3 OR SRE YO oads. weel Abash 62 cera; “city lite. tl sapie aul walls, lot 5 yt - gins —j00 feet our sales look 5. ioe QO § make RIS ER i - T et sh peorehal 1orth erm its and r «1 tile 18. } 50x15 . Ttn ine; 0 1 fnat on gale okin sking efore SK ilt an TO ¢ iS : HO $750 UC layt Peper eo ae ae ie a RB en 1Ot- wi 50: ful WE ~ ta ar a et on 8. | ie whet "von ore 000" LL! REM inspection LR ‘f ME 00 JAN on AMHERS7 Uni + OW ot. ault) | ar erful: yo panes Shag ater — full ST I $24 west ‘Si “Ye x ) | ro ye 48 00 the 4! EM Cow O 3 and NB and P ERST, ve Reg be. pee PRewegie i Fy a a ae ha AC 2500 of Geen Big ooms yu t Syl 0 » fac d a AD i “Nats a ry ia T 9 r ; ut CO ge ol . ver, de at. me: KW : Gr V . hi ve prev t t . in mong b SAN BUY NOW i Ween = iversity ol eae ar a eine, obser scxwoOD, tHe Gea ant |e "lect pick sda cha saeaty peolboose 4 an verlan ut shad trees. mace eesan, fa Ss Fee uate a ite ifs rm tal ST UST HAVE i] 210 B ; nts | cas aie Sera ie bs pee uediaaiat to erect a grat inert sha Jes “north | cat Vin ts a gts ay : se a anetearohant On 338 “HAVE OF inipeetion No LACKME ae : Jo) Ww ry! te piac ult o tree erla . : NI ¥ R Vv $ oder ck-be csted On ction doubl: GALOW_— ni vie wo TR 900 our aalen be ; FFE D. nh. Ww O R Ps, bash 38 Se Mia ae ey 7 > IN OVE your ann ee Sepang Set ene Bm 4 ow ta w 01 43 W PEN fer &” sal eH, ). Bi FE Co) | P 4 lk ash ; or yo a | IIs NCLI oM OV, use ip a $12 od: rug h- | BE n: e ond Pa 41 ern. ri] Si Cc 50.( eg | 1 1, h iful 51g B oR pen LA : Dw: »T— 389W yPolt chil ung | Is sUlI EN AUGUSTA and rice? do ope NG asy 1 itr: rk ad COE shus ND U.. J0U ot 70 ot-wi roo e Set fo CE : fe 10) B dre fruit Ww “MEN A IED TS 3UST ner, say Se 1 b B. fr ALA da ta _WE 2ONADO AY : Agen 1 x17 ater I ms nd R wide b rl , : om- |W! a EE altimor . yt oasak co IN IN low: he 7611 Tea ° thie 0-5 Page. WwS4-5 C 5-room: bate YA DO v.; 4- 2 TC t | this: 0; — ) a ns es ): mo “a BE m l ere IN M P a tu h 124 1 T our iis 9 alow | ee 4 oe Ab: roo etc 8.500 r 2 RE roc » 4 {c 28) this ow! gar oO sun ad shru aw fro pec . ock | M gr, 2015. aE wees re av EAI HA ie IN ITS MUN RIC Cal ardw Ca ea self $3000 W Abacl ane @ oe reg Rae — Ww O1/S aoe . h foneate | er Ie dete ae lanbs at paved sre ak tne tion | chs ‘ APL e015 G teno h on 7 / 234. fina a whe your TRU ITY 4 > al! b acree ood f roo} ale. ae | b ast pst tucco: room BROM te l 4 ILI . “ Sunda & ucco; ean ractive dete very ors, ¢ or; t ture an this th fine e etree la E wat ur Se M 4 i 7 nce — oS hom ES DF fax uil ns 100 n if — Lt BU N 1 56R E lo s. ™ { (« 0- 64 bd 1EE BUY Lys, WE IN nr _ TR busi e pl rmir attr »f co ile ure tur — t, of | $2 ree L aeeu a ho ariow an i our the paiiaie ew T § IVELO B 7207 der f and rs, 8 iodern | Whaat A * ees A RTE? ode be s Bak RWO $30.0 VEb . © val TREMB ness ace ed activ urse; and ry eS of on (c) 900: tern 37 ve ol. : 66C rent uildi lot ithot ENSE P- 3UNG ieee den pg n bunga- as! LOW ' A rn brick, be on er; 1 OD 0,000 1 ster 2106. EMBLEY-' dri with to dispe loc ‘ Webste dist Enetien as MA lerms. —-4- Chas. i $600 DE Boas arene. gg eA ; ba rALK Prawn psy hea mena Fe ington | pimencices IN 8105. “Sag Laeeeee a Oren ran HO 2106. 7 “WILSO! —— spose of inn linen netio ish PLE rms. wate roo i 0} Jienif ELMA Vig wi paid wn p Bo th. } OW ~— ation rick t. rix- cit ugho yn roon 7 . 8105 nents. Ebst Ju) room T! VE Th BI »N t to — of F oves n , | air o style r 5: PL.. 3 hen bent — a ill pay make ay-| BU eaemood lovee: Kelly, Col 7; bargain a ae 1 _stueco; | ‘g Pt BEAU oe 25300 i EN | ter ha ! G PI N; Webste ; he hail wi fle now no selelen' a tile gain th. furnace, 50x nd x: for and | in Sc 7, Post ney 5-r lly, COl- LEH oF est oO: corner Sy TIFUI on tea + er ovely 8- ICE C er ‘Gre a oor ¢ noted of In $20 ace, (Oo 190; apab P it. ing ALA _- ost Ors: oom l- x gara rrisot orner m t 1st Big- N for must 10; been roo ves, m til onta fo af saAy- ase 0 a he ver) ea le Ark t is TF Wa) Dist SS . br ares Cc P Y. BR ge; nN. [ nm ev rick sig EW B nap pe 4 fi red ni CUT adjo with e fl ins ite : Ce MAPL UT25 —_ e+ arena ¢ | R eim — salesmen gah oom, fires + iF 00; rick; til ‘A LIF Arky IGHT - OWneEr on gle am ry res bung Bend UNGA ( any ag ‘h. oat eae wee Pe Pn ang pan ining Po oe aoeal en a eee. we » $30 The | eC ae Mpg oy $7200 — poms, - gg matt aM Be ata peere ts cae yarns tet rm. LOW ) | eneers oo agg mouse, Fd. O0t ; wr eg a 4 Pag oe L.. -4 m | iy —— wal OO: $F st new: Rw BS br ‘2 L1 ing | © t: 0 lot ti] att | rigl ul ner m8 16. ~ ; K front. — se) oes ns. ric, ty treatin an onthly, } ealty en_yanted. - a sa Se foot (c) ; ee ‘ot eas ‘LTE €0.. ¢ | WENZL eek t wner tig live, 6. WEbsicr sie St cae Pat rite to 813. ; Second meer t. -” dining living is oD) | Oteri ack sou ay, ag AN @ a | od floors, a bust loc liv: VAR ‘ars snian. ° Ww Pas Loi lat; BDF tg dern 7a, worte scoala leon sleeping eto 00 room a le south eae eo r | . Qors, bri ox _K- ail: 'oa DENF engin moakfast | _{¢) | 225 VEBS ) Ch , enee ae garage, ctr ot strit ng howere:. r con breakfast a See ae a By nor an TS om 5. ie Ente sor ea S| Pe ie aa — rei | ae Le es saat i set aT F mtn en, ty sae ned : 15x cash. © } oF faple and ool, : ome * Da | SARL ay 2355 ele rch, ga “brick: b ‘e) d TACO galow: 241. 24 “M mn ea lease, , condition: s ME, aon field 142 qT P owner ivo oodw maid’ hoor. gees tates gs wur- Eva et fot 1152245, -nok. W ~ site wt nN HY roo oN, ana ae FO gag Fe 1 anth a _in Overlan 954 rest 0 : , adios D | _gereened-i 7338 fruit 100x anle $6000; an ee rgain mae 3 e | priced: a: eo , WEBS1 ) Hum ne HUm- See TION. UIT TREES ER HE To . wrens of the - 4 d 90—Mo 1 % I creas! | bu ugho n sle : trees 158: y y rd: owne 821 4 30 witl in 4 If ri to | sent ag to ge lot. to sc TER H phre mi- J. E.! E Mr OP Reka ‘AT av. ge ta h ught he oy __ WA ost i n Uni ‘ ng.— Hil @ mm ager Sy caine perek a. 2- M ner. ‘ oa init bet) | ative, sell sh ho! a z. KAIN Wisemanr PL HC cant {4 8 there—i = iron ba be Pri i | gutte tub, Ot K po ~ bul -car ONE _— effe ; w fe a P ~ | W ‘. r ade 8 al E ME A a 1CK : cast Swo re—F oil bu . ae oe 6S. ce n é i} r, co wal rch igalo ON rs0 fs ie ark: Ebs all o tree dt & BR C EN |? ry te B. ol rh tr WV | “8 rooms, s Pine a | proverbeat term iversity C1 Ss U || Basis ven] shower, oh aarireed jaree conveniences: oneal F. “thing for | _ 3602 8 otre ter 11126 5 SAN SHERW O01 ECO. osgoys ; oat 9 See Minen” wo Bock 5 =~ respects. ctleeing aoe E 4 to Bt SRE. hata od “ $ ty os C P R oH | coubaTE, 7 premise. wad root, bath. MADISON, Inde Fara soe ‘*— om Ruchte, | _— oe AND. -GR BRANC H. ry repre: Py 639 woo Ener N. 7th — GROVES r 0 blocks 4 ‘or MA ILE whe zs 2 po ell-b é. —— e. elmar alled. ach o 4 e M i Py ge 53 iH EF ad rick coppe am le 8292 965 ey ngalow: 435 a ERSTE! EL gas- parly stuc 4 , os Realto RU es \ | = J Ai se 8 cay. phor wari ~ | cash: Ka all 2. 8 ow; | « SO SKE STEER LAC SLA, K fired r. 2 co d EY re. st | na | Bt a aS « H reh; - ‘ z a Biva., f any ntr | fe reent 7- Bi oY ees en rage ; -r at 8 all 24 UT ET ‘RH LEDE elvi boil tile welll ‘ co : n we t buye al W gees thro d éleeping ld stage. | oy a; owner wil —5-room, See | 22 SOU Fe 10US E28 aw fey 7G, #- ing o SE “ tats i s 0 4 cit , . re] Nor Pr. lo \ d | per . hui ugno ee pir “bt er ‘ any RE ~ *. Rtg t 50 bric ( at | 9 SF TH R M A K rT KS 79 oO yxdern r, cl inci athe. f 7 4 EB T a) BU 2. w_ 324 RE L a E = th a te est . i ga gutters. c rae h ig po ingal O09) .ESIDEN 200 E show x165: k bur cl 104 LMA OCcCK v © DAY nly b fe : ne nerat hot-w Noms a 5 « Ja HI Re NG __ Box -roo Wain TY x nd § 40x13 HiT © rage - AS oo s] LOl- We reh; apt d| loors. 1 CE caston. Gh abs 1galo S20 OUTH AV.. HIL ROO ed b y in res drie oF, w ater and ee k st.; 8 T ; cash, ALOW. K- 167. Watowo = outh ro 0. Al Ui \Aban} See pper slower, fla b ow and | arbor 8, beau 7 ~ Capa ty ME $2 w:| 106 HEL R¢ 6 L RD., MS. ter y oak specti that r and ater heat: 40: m OD 4 i ane | al 94: er SC , slate % neo if . be A! 20K I A R rm ctOm c é h OLA pr od 3 -, | BCNGAL At Bont Diapat ; pencna ma renal tee Mild nate sole Sod cath oe ng | Bieta st at Abaiy 7796. me 10 crane a 00m. | zit ead j ioe Gox200;" ster ait sot gE ae Cc A = : :« = + 4 ore ; D ut . ‘ ‘ ; | : 0 a. ie - ~ 7) 4 ‘ r, = ce | 1475 ya WweiDen,” CAhany . zs blocks M)| State ind on rem se3 OF ei Ta iM beron trees. innate 12 Nom “ROCK Hitté, RD § RO 1 apa well tah == 00; eaay terme. 2 iF BUNGA age; peice ‘Abany 708 xx north |!!|| distric in 3 ane O71 oe butt mone | VAN J PArkvicw 0 0 Jackson eee Nouri SAEPIN A 3. — JOY mes ¥, or savdelont ) 24 Lock wood ; 0:; > AID ice bri i" | istrict Par nd 4- veral \ aga sun SURE iow RE Nee - 4 Segura APP NGTOS v.. 8 ROO S Ch ty 0) a Ox un i a ois ; M — in U K, f w . ih pa N. 8: 7? CAL key JAS PIN N 8 Mi e B O82 ss cas gal i ceaptaid ; 4 n It th ami Ol (cY parlo ? 1 if, 4 y _ 1024 GT RD.., _R00 8. pa ( hestnut, _ I ( c) h, ow, 4 F Ovi per te AR oy b ly f) iderf 9) Me r 216— M-1) CO., 1024 ON h nish \ ut, jiAC ) es c)} por bal $42 roo US m¢ rsit ER, ats, ul g: IDE stric B 9 Title MO RD., 7 ROC 0 h E A KM a ts ase an 50: m Cc onth ; ty CF utif ba Ss! S47 cRN thy ung oO o Ns G RFI 8k Ms. t-w om H E R || CRESCE = must - | A O & ATION. ‘In ty City: ats. in 0 r- | SCH , lll ‘Bungalov oe ein aera ROO} at eof 0 R = P sell ; ‘ In wil restig ental siden MEY ma M mn. 5 rod ha andy SUND RUI Bld wo 1é seve i of Di LA ell “ows ENT 1B em rental at Ess WAN te FB." ate s $7 bi ul “NE y ER T.. @W BU ns t rdw or new AY SC H ag. . -Ca at! nro stueco deli D ; CE a fn E15 2 f {]™ LEY 200 “Dein ge A Na wes R. ith 2- NGAI on. | Wy , Teecn, 10 T 3s . ge ces faci r ga stip om J colorful» «ret istincti : S| CAbany. | : Bag 2855 3 | be seer elke ‘Tana. C ! | blocks nor UBURBAS a one tow VBinter 21 ors, scre Se E... eing § rage. pled nd — nd* halt-tient ction ee T ] rn ; s oil a Cy hi ey: th st B rf RO 5 0 6 QO ie .» 556 8; yure uni roo be hom e of afi an 3 4 a mile f ] rane TRI burner, rooms. ™ ‘Abagy bungalow: bi st ie ‘nite NG: ee 6233 pie: in a ie ca JOY, W Ebste ood Fo Rockhill. | Sake Dy: with 4 ae en ra ght d i ; all rom versi Choice IST elvin ath, ‘ one eure rick om, ne t rrace ; AR 2801 TY " ed es LIK a 5 er | rest ; na y envi n isc a 4x 81s take arge 0 ig a D cash cit | Bei ty P ©; 5: CO. ator, net out b loc} ound gara mode ylock three 750; G 41IN & IN ‘hinges Call VW E eu 49 . EK et re rome a criminatin usual 4 Sa By | 1180. WESTE ae See ca : rive pa y limi | OT—W ark. 5x10; 4915 uud ona oo ee good perm, nt west h New 6 TERM COLO "¥. CO 575 K IBSTEF ° D latae ING ot 45 rooms block . bo NK deve ile yt | LEE pric ourt; ent. C AR. | ON RING fies AND E. ang ' Att., aR (EAT in fo of, 648 Ma S Pie a. ree nd a nter” hs old a wide, 2 + | $8 ow, 8 RD.. 5x150. a. ms > , t elopm beyo o mak LOT 2° “SC H “e On 49x195 Aban | co CRE 4 AY. K NE D KAS nd St. Fore , SALI Co., r you. Bn 94 arsh 3 7 ITs. ’ tive livin bea hal) tree % Siete Pm ot 42 __ Ove ed : — ii ent i nd c em | Tt —BU i} ERMEN $50 — y O84 NCRE VE C ae OW 6B Y TER! -Lout tol pt Tn SALE—Wel GA 72h rave av.; rooms wy lead firepla pean with ee SNN whe ern; 16—N n_ . ] ’ is n ity 1 one P V.; & DING. N pe very 5. Six TE OEUR HO UNGAI MS gs. | av.; Schoo trict; ater r. 8165. 4226 ansd av.: 6 rooms #) ro ing t ace wi etal coat -: bar Ce r. ? acree ew - sKY ow t imits y; i B R eee G a iR r fot “pret mod ror m & ( LA ME GALO 4 -* ?0 l dist won Gro 3 Ex owne 7 r orm th and th i rease, cl ; , AR 3; LOT and ty| ™ aca” “aimee iRAN AK STA ws $39 0 fe ric derf ves, 68 é s eter " ooms,— a t with ef F ts “a 4 id wan. ane ns end ci Rich ee | Re aking# whe | NGR alah ON KR ORRIS. A har Ite CO ATION. ows ue ee Or ul la _ She ) 7 Ta oer fe > oe rm pos AB mR 4 ‘MANO’ 970, 4005—4 | LAYTO? mo 5G plac re an | | NORT OVE E neers 0 | NIA ugh eCaak” Soaks L PE Ms os of Roe rge lo et oe aod ne Gee rooms | Ld gy See doors NOLAT . 97 : BRI \YTONI n ce. ot i HM & SP A E} oo NI AALS ut: ( ST I} KEN me n Roc sid t. 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(c7 08 P 4 THI a WEbst ‘ a bat large first " OO § ae wae 3 - : 7. : athe > - ghee le ree a. - RCH ARI an om, 16 ) doe S e at he. 8p ie te, ia ) K vour own BRIL ad. ny ga in EL. 76 lot bunga! ay 0845. . | De ornia Hel || See sale esidenti hot- woee bath: excep- AL 6 I KE &@ SE ouns — f livin M RD B. ne fo sunr 000 = rOtOr n: ne TOD r 2108. Bs. s home aces and ai tape ae AEW 1 te om ¥ BS an m. New ro | oan ore buy ‘To RE ner Ase; sectio eat; ate a { ON IMS nie c et: atu a5 OS Espoo SOS Cyc ND. - pri neco . pl per hro f tne beau ¥ | OOD 4a; cotta 1s— ome dinin sing! sms | mo oo ah plane SID , 6763 | - mor guiding n; 2-/%} at Boxles. S—] 5. Ch jon i 3 laree b KLM iment. Realtor 122 bu 4 Aggy a ° fine : . | mater a Lb, 46 ge; la ae 3 Htie and gz reo e flat: | Most 9 you nga} ome . Bu ing ENCE ; Ch st see niver ~ my: ie tl inshit dx L66 FIA gRI ‘ hestnu on rst fl rge rm ungal ' wo. eee See or. a eht: ngalow; white ng, h rs and “oe pe Ot) nd 11 rge land “ room ; Mu m. t: large | La bea rd Ows. until n ror roo Z——} amb to sity C se 4 oie a le a 2: 6 JOR ei 4 tnut. | © BEC oor OID, ow oO co. 22 W. eas ; un oak ot-w i | RAEOG, tern elec —~-4 HC mm 15933. 4 seam ed paneled rge Bee wate utif oor A y¢ galo it mn: m, d sea: erlai ap ‘tw: | et a ith nd t urrol — C. 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ME 2 WE poh Btw sand & h elect New ar ‘ IDE ibs: es te ( all 1 De ST ~ Ag p> Pier osm fe ag Bhs + alien Pea hiv: | THOMPSO See re n, ori a ris of V lis RICK ‘14 N ath t-W ome BST specti fixtures 3 r RA $3500 alf bl rie q me aL 58; e -roon c7) i No RU Lo e ST men . * nor t. til " r be RI j er o> ithly: La atic matt ood | teri 4 Wet ting BU N. R ater of ER on FES j- vex ock m modc “HOM asy t 1 bri AN Norte CT uis. ANF t. all C th er dro mn | ON K. © - ym bri is. WwW »yate 3s; m NGA th tw he sev GRO daily pS -] bu Wooten ben tine = gere orn; [E— erm. ck at QO‘ s cintail ION aoa 2 Abene @4% gh ea Ne LY O.. PAt aia © ek | i VEbster Reg Low St. 0-ca at; sti en [Le VES a rj b ngal OD, in tre ened with —10 3 HM id hk __Hita C ce im F any 2 elma oubl | Kale ver $3! »Ark 29 age: | HOM ster 1% Ves; 1; in faci r : sti roo Real TR t ath, ow; 41 e oD es. pore h ~ Foon one HE Nand 2% QO. vitroli 7 752! 2493 F110 reed occu 90 view Page. | ME 200 small diff ac vara ppl ms: tors. Us eT 135 bui! har 16 ’ for ci ara hes: ot-w ns: 10 s } OR W. | per ite roo as =) fo 1160 rous lot pied ; DO On é, “FO! and coat erent ing . ge ed |= T CO Ks F »; $7 tein ye gt ha cash, ge; & ; Jarge ater it 90; es Bi ONLY 4 S IW. (cb | st ecre mart ms 4a eautif r ap- antl rhout, 50 new W N Ott. | DESI t FAM Hila en, cae JO r Sh ; 556 wall “ ae y- KFA 7500 tub; floo La : la ¥ m QO] ~ dib rippe ens a ile ba nd ~y ul _ ¢e7 | app ed to tile x165: 5-ro = | RED; MILY nd 07 ra. e y . . erwo » R 8; aes .. RAV NE & GA garac rs; 4 ia Vota. ¥. and Stehtl at arbe larce z Bu NE LEFT iD 1} eater dad, har nd « th. w vreakfast™ ) | sol rove bo 1) bath: har ym bri | an’, bea o3 WEBS AND (c 8 en \ Eb od KF ock] ; / | cA VE. WoC Re | e, etc, x LAVE &. 7 spily 5e aa aeditnn fruit W ngal 5 eautif tile riwood floor ith pet hn iB d:; Moan) ~ ated neat tations ck bur ? Soak utiful b g. ESTER D INC OME. BP tds ster ores rill, | 3 % lour dern: OD. NKF 0564. a hk : loca TA. ater protd } fer cation. ce pric | he 7541 } hy Pe OW B in one ul fi oof, & floor eae "ame Om * ~- se A. ‘Ta bef fe autif Pwned ty flow - gown s. front ome M AV. ROVE ae peel 149 » 4 E Looki ee ; sa) bri ny 4114-—Rune 100 4 ‘ bu tion; 7411— Heigh oO. F If e go) Tarter | ayv ar : City: of xture ara s. H we. Cop- | OM erst ul 1 ated yn sion shrub by 27 attr S, Phi atest tD in Ss djs esm ck; A , itt l M gehts. 5 last, ¥ ce | Cor d t ter y R ga | de a the eB i ge at offt eat D- | PSO m Lome; y guar- | te, ysuckle ber 273 acti T g F _ . / 2909 ~ ie price $ ungalo $8550: t o arge | odern, St. Loui 7345 | r me ou ” joe Ric ent? in own oORY choi and s Re ey vy wy ier: | NEV\ RK. CO. open “a will | FE urt, ct le; 1 y, iron feet aa gre — P ulate kit m, | |) i> § wo od 0 as | 6207 a — Lincoln, 2 AUK N ee tole rs. fu om b oO. J. s Ww ndle. ust h lic r C ses | a Box ag. 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DUTTON KEHLENBRINCK REALTY CO.. 2712 N. _ Z851—A beautiful -6 rooms; all conven- CO., 4915 Delmar. _ bath, furnace; za. 2 Ce. “So08' N. ee ee Northwest _Union. tile — furnace, h =4 — wanted. 20° x Union. _ — ee ee bath, furnace, Forest itm New “lane ~~ 3 STRODTMAN R. E. CO.. shaate ERRY, lar ai rooms. ba TRODTMAN . 607 N nr — 336 Ba ngaluw. Blessed Sacrament parish | TiTRUSH. 4901—-3 rooms. toilet and bath: ot 40x j $4000. WALTER DOMA: 138: |'SHEVICK, 841 Brooklyn. TYiler Ooroet LLIAMS S PL. 5 rooms, SPALDING. 5 rooms, WIL tors: $3000. | MESSING YOrktown 1647R. (c) | | WOODSTOCK, 4735—Cottage > rooms, | with bath and tpilet;: carage; iot 500x120. 1} Jonn Roenz. 2001 N. 15th.’ || WREN. 5222—New 7-room '; hardwood floors, tile bath, 2-car bargain: open; eee today: of bungalo we and flats. 909 Chestnut. GArfiela 9432. 5052 N. UNION. Nice S-reom frame cottage. terms: owner i show you throug! JOS. F. DICKM NN IN R.E.CO TILE BATH. FU RNAC E. $230 CASH per month buys 4542 Arno id : » ¢-room brick cottage: new ele tric fixtures, shades: +t 4 papered and painted; vacant; price $475 “NEW BIL er eet CASH Balance $40 month: 6 per cent interest: commissions: 5-room brick; hardw: od | floors, = - baths. furna ern In erTyv res Tre 2 F AHRE NS-RODEFE LD. ‘3602 W. “Florissant NEW BU NGALOWS—8300 “CASH. 6344 Lena: 4 rooms. basernent. gas and sberietn. 5602 rooms and bathroom. ge 122. matt t bri cx; side drive | write for list on an _ forth __ $200 & Le MEYER LE Cottage: vacant; $2 yw. Aliso #461 Lee, 1 rier bungalow; $3ou down. TYtler = THOR me ye LEK. 447 i—3 rooms, bargain: owner says HRU SKA REgLTY CO.. MAin oy f% reoms, + Tile bath, hardwood floors, furnace, garages. > a f t ° | 4th st. «Kntral 2935 PAY balance monthly to suit your convenience. | KAHL BRU KSEKE REALTY CO. 3838 W seth _COlfax 7780. Today. | SAVINGS RUBIN, SULS—-O reoma, FRANCISCUS REALTY CO. S007 N. Broadway. re as ™ +SAN PRANCISCO, 4865— Beautiful matt es Forest S762 at Northwest SAN PRANCISOO, weed Lvvurs, hts “age KRONE REA! FOrest Liberal Terms Small Down Payment js: LAST WORD IN CONSTRUCTION | bath; pedestal washstand; built-in tubs; copper gutters and down- } spouts; large fruit cellar; nicely sodded yard; every convenience | GArfield 3268 825 CHESTNUT ST. %. 2 pe EE MARGARETTA, 4 See salesman on premises at southeast corner of |" NORTELAND. 230- ‘all conven- | tot OOs. SUt CHESTNUT Sf. } brick, Sroom efficiency Dungalow; -meod- : . brick bungalow’ wre | 6st. BEAUTIF UL BUNGALOWS in coe Southeast corner Farlin and Shreve (Marcus) avs.; matt brick all i provided. Open all day. North . reception 1 room; @ | 2. : E. 4449- Will buy one of these 4-room matt-brick bungalows. a 14th and Ferry streets, between 10 a. m. and 4 p. m.j% SAVINGS TRUST STRUDEMAN @ STRODTMAN ileal ern ; ere aie Lan IS, Rout: 4 = JUST COMPLETED around; six rooms; spacious sun parler; Murphy In-a-Door bed; tile | Archshoefer Real Estate Co. BEAUTIFUL VIRGINIA PARK BARGAIN buy at $6500. WENZLICK. 101 O ¢ “hestnut. GArfield 1427 | | 2475. | ches: | _Northwest a LER 43°7 ° sleepin g por s. | tile bath: hot-water heat; close to Fair- ABNER PL... 3115—Muode m 5-room brick | til le bath. hardwood flvors. grou k; can be bought at a axe 7 | bungalow: KKUNE REALTY CO., i unds Par ~~ WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. _ GAr. | furnace, garag _FOrest S24. 3020 N. Union. LEXINGTON, 4105—iCorner): | "make _ offer. GRand_ — ——e _ - ALCOTT. $233—4- room bath fur- | Race and dou ible gar KAHL-BRU ESEKE> RE. > Be co. ” _ 3958 Ww. Piorissant. (1 fax é 7780. | ALCOTT. -5280-—New 5-rootn_ all -mat brick ; tile bath, Dullt ~in features, furnace. dw 00 d f) oors: ‘ opper screens. ront por B: lot: low price. IEDW ARD lL. EL ‘HS RE ALTY co. _Lindell 7800, (ec) -rooin 23S8. no brick: bath: ¢ aes LEXINGTON. -4473—>- room bri ck cottage. ces. hot- —— heat rick porc ‘ ay Bo steel good location. HILMER. DUT & KEHLENBRINVK RE ALTY ca. 14th st. CEntral 2935 LINTON, 1906—2- -sbory, a. rooms, tile | ee bath, furnace: owner wants olter | : HAMMER R. E. CO., LAciede_ 4313. Be NTON. 2lxx-——5 rooms, tile bath, fur: | _ in Sr LINTO? oak floors, metal weather stripped, AMELIA. S722—New 6- room, --story br ick | large brick porch; an umusual place; pmced | bungalow: ule baih, furnace, 2-car ¢a- right. €, priced right. 5754 Edelle; 5 rooms, garage: HAMMER RB. E. CO., LAciede 4313. __ KRONE REALTY CO., ‘balance easy monthly payments. KOERT LUCKY. 3642—5-rapm brick cottage, bath, | —FOrest_ 624. $020 N. Union. |R E. CO. Re — and West Florissant. 1 i? terms. | cece NG ’ TO »N. sou 494: i—5-room f frame cot- COlfax 554 5. furnace, garage, bargain price, — fr lf § LBERT S. JAOOBS, Agent, 1U2 23 North; tage: mc dern; ~ 5617 ST. LOUIS. Granud -~5-ro mi , trame. bath. | frame : $87 TON S712 N, ee) These bungalows are OHMEYER. ae Sunday and evenings. the money. Open OR50 $0 °C ASH—PRICE $3500. LUCKY. ~4409—S-room cotiage: bought on easy ter EASTON- eaten TRUST CO., and T ES a ae ee aoe SELLING ROD ad soi6—Cottage: five frame; bath arage pv. 0. RELLER. | S8S1N,_ Broadaws, MARGARETTA. 4200—4-room frame bun- galow: modern: $4°00: terms to sult. Easton lot. | Plorissant ~ galow. *) Tt oms. New matt-brick strictly modern: sel Carter av.: open today ‘ KORTE. 110 N. Sth MAin 4758-4258. | $1000 CASH—PRICE $4500. 702 Floy: 4 rooms, bath easy terms. KOERT R. E. CO.. Florissant av. COlfax brick: $4000 | “Water heat, eo ak, nace, £gararce a Dargain on ae sy aber owner sho JOS. F. DICKMANN R.E.CO 3 Chest - © o. L Indell 7 . NG TON, ~ §418—3 na room br rick: 5402 Helen: 2 rooms, toilet; 50-foot | beak urnace. hardwood floors KOERT R. E. Robin and West 0 KE 9505 ENBRINCK re Ta a. $715 =o ite | ARNOLI Db. - 6 $538— 4 rooms, Owner, FOrest 2349™. a ASHL AND Sanne COURT. 4724—3 rooms, recep- st. NEWHOU SE. 1503— —— —_. Fea tion Sach furnace, doubie garage: reasonabdie. 47) | ARLINGTON. #511 Well-built. frame of 4 rooms. -ft. lot. with S,. wi AUHRS RL TY. $500 CASH—PRICE $2600. : - fui , ar lot 40x125 HiLMER DUTT c & ae. COU ; st. CEntra) 29835 POMEROY — RG R. E. CO., Forest 7067. nace: garage; a rea) real bargain: $6500: terms. North St, | hail. at soma bi rice. K NICKMEYER-FLE oo RLTY. & ONY. cCo., 3129 NX. Grand. ie : uis Tr rust Co. fax 32. MLE, 4850-—Now PENROSE. e 4125—3-1 room iframe cottage: | oes — Nor vagy . bath. toilet. granitcid basement: garage, ito wr. & left city: STRANZ. 1105 Chestnut. | + nda. with : Realt ors, 4016 Chouteau $3800 ROMAN 8" |J. W. BURIAN, 4 rooms and bath. BELT = Secon ‘ furnace: price $3200, Mr. ABH. | F055 Harney 5 Pa = ef ‘bath. concrete foundat! Nancenaek nace: price $4300 OHMETYER. Florissant and Unien evenings Cc Olfax ®A5 COZY BUNGAL OWI ST LISTED 3617 Cora ay. nice large rooms, new- decorated: strict ly modern; garage 1D | | basement: owner wll show. , |; KORTE. 1T0 N. Sth st MAin 4258-42759 | HANDSOME BUNGALOW, $7 800—TER MWS 4594 Maffitt;: 5 rooms, bath, - agen floors, furnace; sleeping porch: e reof; garage: 36x1 79. BELLIS, GA tte 63° | O378. GOL FERS ATTE NTION Opposite G! “Tub, Jackson av ‘bungalow strict! basement: S8B00 mus: there. ywner IES CLAXTON | AV. -— Ls >00— TERMS. 5350 Claxton: 6 bright Ms and ag 6338 basement. furnace. carage: pretty loca! eoenvenient to car and schoo! OHMEYER Florisaant and Trion Oven Sunday and COlfax R50 Ha a8 g $150 CASH—PRICE $3400. 4 rooms: new buncalow: gas: easy terms. KOERT Robin and West Florissant av. ¥ -Olfax 5 S05 SINGLE 5 AND 58°96 Thedodosia: bi ock to Easton. here low t ti) terms to suit floors. furnace all modern conveniences. bath, frame garage for 2 cars. will , * ne deed of trust. Call owner, | Open for inspection Go ta 8900 Nat- —— very anxious to sell, FOrest : ] : ral Bride, then one block south. ERA AV. o7 734—Bungalow' OHMEYER, Florissant "nion pick ANN RECO tea LR rmace grape and fruit Sunday and erenings 2850 HAVE BOUGHT NEW HOM 58x116- x ice $5750. COlfax 292 BRICK BU NGALOW - BARG. ‘IN SACRIFIE ING 1 SF TERE NG. \Low Taylor: roo ti AIN 5-reom. brick bun- furnace, hardwood improvements. a. REAL ry cO., N .. 5331—New tile bath heeee. ‘garage ali —, Union. eV ITY Open 623 C ont GARESCHE. 6150—6 rooms hardwoo th, EF ROOMS floors, bath furnace; lot 50x2%9. ‘ — , TILE BATH, STRODTMAN & STRODTMAN ~ E. co.. i“ +33 ao PLEASING | 3607 N Broad way. 7 moma. tile : c A WA. | e _\ ky yy ; - oy pan nar - and FIREPC. cr NEW PORCELAIN | “fr aine UY 5 S-room qpitage TAS Marcus . pa —- ; - Peinisheeligl Wom ,00PTS. F GENEVIEVE. 5515 —4 roo ms $7000. cottage: SlLOM) down. 45xx Margaretta rooms, stuee | G INEVIEV & S4xx 5 roums ai rd t! " ft, urs. a t r ter neat auarnin > Gees, |eesese coe alley made; onven! eat to ca owas Se eee : 378 Pes car Price $4. FOO, M- , ) GENEVIE\ a Sead ees ‘brick tee ~ au EKENS “av. Bt NGALOW REDUCED. furnace and an etric mi 3-in. wails — 9308 Quee: ns av rooms, classed consider trad Mr ck. oe ae a a aniwood HOOPS, EDW. L. KUHS RLTY. co. Lindell > oundati en ee |'HELLRUNG. 5850- —Bungaiow - ; © \terma at a room br i” kK: ‘ teat : ‘fice. OHMEYER. Flor: en ie on han! t for owner Union. Palm. 3-reom brick: |HODIAMONT Open Sundar and eve nings. 563:3—5. revo Is 350 Coleman, Poms, hardwood floorse,| Waiter. electric ust BEFORE You SKE THESE furnace: tot 50s170. | HODLAMONT BLY, SI 5738—Moderm New mati-brick bungalows, 5 rvoms, Coitage. &room frame: dath. | alow lot 128 4 xa, strictly modern: well built; hy t-water heat N. Prairie: dadny 5-reom Drick: priced right See owner convenient ocaftion price: hot-water heat i HOD! Mi \ ory open ’ IH" Fair. 4-room brick: gar | beersnent. , ; fur , Age. furnace h st. MAin 4298-425 Fair » ~~ ay - hee frame; bath. $300 dewn or let. COltax saa aw “$1000 CASH—PRICE, Lge" m Piower ing eatin 5 reoemes, hot JANET : 5800 tsouth f Prorissant row aid water at: garages. raime tage garagr eff!- 8. cenid Parkes e and = bath. fur- price $2: 500. 433 hath eiectric pl rer oS eae price ana bath. Inquire within os - | }amiwood tile bath. ‘ and fa- 4719 ALTORS. Tern FOSKLN-G ABBERT SI. ATTERY’S BARGAIN University. 6-room brick. bath, fur- | nace. ran . rice $a rame: at ot : ~ =f shower om floors: gara DUNEUOwW tile bath ’ hai Viwo TLoors, = in “ edg! ei KR. care: = ates ae Ba by cant nace and electric eTete atreet va this Hine and eal! us for further tn- | ONE REALTY co. ED L. KUHS RI. TY. co... LI formation. Lindell 3i87. _ POreat anes ee | cree 0 N. Tnion. ia MODERN NEW BUNG. ae epaepeeag . RN. 4n80—Near Ri neshighe re , and ; 2 “ ; ieood fellow 5-reom efficiency A HOME YOU WOULD LIKE) Fiorssant: 4 moms, treakfast room and otha. iy cate: built-in | tub. in tee | with dressing A COTTAGE FOR $42! Nort new 5-mom dandy home. o rooms Pec iris MORRIS AACH R. CO., 6 € HESTNU 'T. 1960 THEKLA. brick cottage of 3 rooms. price Might. On easy terms. DIC ane RECO... 62 3 ¢ hestput #618 KENNERLY. New 6-roeom ae. Duna low “ar Prick garage: owner azix; one saie =@TRALDIN BROS. R. E. Co.. 813 (heetnu : Se ene 3 OPEN FOR INSPEC TION 4949 tiful , Onto. “fe larce Dandy Flor ssant av; . i mm ess furnace: frame lo it: easy bath. 2 5 reorry Perry. if £55 a> 4% . od fur tree 4 *. ~ [ine Re “- a... mediate sales and al- | OQHMEYER, Florissant and Union. jing city. You can inspect today bur and | penis SS oe 2880. : S AY! i move in once. Lindell a0 wr T5080. | p> MeMEN R EB. C0.. 1308 N. Grand. | go 8598 CASH —S30 FER vio Mee ie4 ie MAPHITr. 3 S511 —E. xeonta snally we !l-derpele hall ‘hath. 3 Prom t * " . " '. : ’ Gener “a tS “* bungalow: easy terns. | cae an! v M APFITT rf’ 7, — a rennin. ” ogern brick - | ane terms. See North St. Louis eee. | & tARGEgr mg ORR ————_, (0) | AND SUN ROOM: FLOORS. MAPEITE rmace, ‘enrage reom bick. _ bath “a and BEAUTIFUL RES. SLATE ROOF. eiret = mt ge ie emall payment t? N. TAYLOR. OPEN SUNDAYS AND sierping perch: 2-car garage. fy — urTTince? tt ete : mijoming furnace beautify loc iio. ‘ uu a- 2) R — ae! ; > ‘ ee ~~ Rewty decorated and iB. & RG. SCOTT. 890 Chestnut. BU NGALOW BARGAIN frame birnealow - heat, j examine RT TARP & RRO | Ris Chestnut. 4915 Easton. WEMPNER (ci00) gw 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchan BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES a eUNGALOws yan COTTAGES hard wood vex nenttractive and mod- Rs bun- all conveniences and double ga- “$873—Modern 5-reom | ard-; 4844 ‘ 3725 Marcus av. modern, cedar closets. 8B road way. ee price S$7S8v0. | L.. 34xx—Near General Mo- | TY) er 4 25 552R | garage: | on easy | 423 Cc hestnut. sui poems; mcd- electric: | ling at @ bargain; seu furnace, elec- | and 7113 2-car brick garage; 1 | priced | ; GArfield 1427) hard- for quick hrick | haniwood | .| BATES. 4311—c oy 4 rooms, hardwood — ST RECEPTION HALI. ! REALTY CO.. COlfax 4521. sicrriveme ‘1: OPEN! EF 1 TOD Aes orth’ Market: only $4100. with S500 cash. $25 per month: well-built 5- room brick cottage, bath. new furnaces. burner, electric. —" garage: street. paved: a barr BLAKE “kh BRO. 815 Chestnut. oe alley JOHN 3B, BLAR KNICKMEYER-FLEER REALTY &@ INV. COMPANY. N. Gra bi. COlfax 3425. ‘BUNGALOWS OOS SY ee (Take this list along.) Beacon, 5-room efficiency, tile bath, hardwood floors. garage. modern. Carter av.. new rooms, See this: reasonably priced. 6-room brick: hot-water 5-room frame, ‘ ‘la xton av.. heat, modern. reason 2. lot 3129 4933 4845 544° 4578 5308 5516 Emerson ay., garden, nice little home: Emerson av., 6-room frame; Dath;: 300x125 ft. Emerson av. attractive 5-room brick: tile bath, hardwood floors, excellent - condition. | 5918 Emma av.. SB and furnace; a rea 0233 Genevier, new 4-room brick: tile bath, hardwood yee reasonable. | 5804 Hamilton av.. oms: tile bath. hardwood lg lot 560x128 —. Northeast Kingshighway 6 kK NICKMEYER-FLEER REALTY & 4710 modern: see see this = a av. | 4449 Labadie av.; 5 rooms, tile bath, oi] urner vandat ng garage. in (corner Sacramento ay.) attractive 5 rooms and reception hall, | _ age, beautiful location. argaretta av., new §5-room brick. stairway, to | 4702 | } +3 see this sure. | 7214 Normandy Place. 5 rooms, modern, | hot-water heat, garage: street made. 0617 PAMPLIN PL. ;f2 blocks south of Florissant, 6062 west) | N ‘room efficiency, all matt brick, | selllec. brick porch; price very reason- | | ab! See this today. | 4704 Plover, 7-room stucco bungalow: mod- | ern, 3-car garage: lot 60x138 ft. | 4880 fan any av., &-room; modern: Car gara 3849 all ot. “(1 bdleeck north of Fair. ground Pari. between Warne and | Prairie) new 4-room brick, modern, riced to sell quick. = Breen ay —_ gon modern | alow riced low: te Gk M YER SFL ER REALTY & INV. 19 f COMPANY. 129 N. Grand bi. COlfax 3425. #262 NATURAL BRIDGE Hot-water heat. 5 rooms, black m brick mal —— floors, «ide drive a. Open ; md submit offer B. A THOMPSON R. CC cO.. PArkview 6141. $500 CL ASH 5619 ye A rooms, bath, garage; owner there. wil) AnD LIE R. E. Co. 240 N Broad ulway. SEE THIS BUNGALOW MUST BE SOLD av; 5S ’ in-a-dor bed. furnace; street and al] ci: ‘enam alley made: JOHN story; rooms, tile reasonable : L. (CM) fax o PSs15 5040 ALCOTT AV Practically new: 5 room 1} s, bath. . electric, Ruud hot- nee heater. _~ rage With concret floor and light: lot 32°6'x 120" See this today. pen. KNICK eo az EFR RLTY. & INV yap Gr COlfax 3425. 3 ‘OTAG cE BARG T AIN BEAUTIFUL CORNER BRICK COTTAGE. | 3600 Cote Brilliante. corner Clara: ‘er’ sisting of 4 rooms. modern: this is $1500 snap; it won't last , jong. only me 5 cash. halance like , GHERTNER R. CO. a Faston av. (One-half block hem Sreatwar. “8000 | nerth ) Beautiful new, 4 moms. white pine interior tim. hardwood floors. built- in tub: plenty of closet space: beautiful electric fixt ures: copper screens: a real | home: reasonable | KNICKMEYER- FLEER RLTY. @ INV. ( ~O., - COTtax 3425. 3129 ae 5823 | THEODOSIA, } BARG. AIN condition: 4 rooms: tile bath: 1 r screens: redecorated. re 55 De! mar. Me NAIR _BAKEW ELL. 5188. in FOrest 5167 ——— COTTAGE B SARG AIN 5435 Thrush z UP-roo fr bath: lot 301 38 _ a ASTON- BAYLOR TRU ST co. tv lor and Easton. SACRIFICE $9750 2508 = Euclid ay. 6 rooms reception strict modern _ Inspect today. Arti eid 7854 Mei HUGH “e BUNGALOWS—REAL BUY 4168-74 WN. ee Cia. large reoms and sun parior, tile bath. Street and alley right at Pen- “Ottage. + REAL TY co. “ty +; wa 2610 Gray "ols £500 Cc - 50 to ASH — BALANCE EASY MONTHLY TERMS. w: o : bi inga! ‘WS and cottages in Inut Park, Jenn ngs ane West Walnut Manor. Call or phone for lis sting. Salee- man will show. KOERT REAT. ESTATE CO odin and West Fl Tissant, end of Belieto tain car loop. north. COlfax 9005. Open Sund ays from 1) to § WABADA, 4861- modern and up te MAin sOlian when ve te | Sie (cBO) 0118-60 ASHLAND moder -d 86-roo = ‘ Mm. Cy BOLK MANN, 5143 yet wee CALIFORNIA BUNGAL OW r ~— and sup rox Netely te -Water heat. weather Sim Ds; owner tod a... BUNGAL ae completed: d: indy high — bungalows; located north side cf yt eee av... bet ween N rwood and Geraddine. sag eral sold before c OmMmp letio mn. pees Pet Ft houses pec hese NoUses under c onstructioc : rou a on re 2 ¢ just how they , e c. COitax 2315. —Six-ro Se oe ~ uegantiy ar | |'HUMP HREY i... i Owner mm. com MICHIGAN. *92i{—2 — nttage 5 rooms. bath. | Grand. | MICHIGAN | est | fint. § | ret sell, ————— ——. a von frame bungalow: let 100x115 i DETERING PRospect 1833. (Ypen Monday DELAUR, 44:36—Bungaiow; ern Bargain. BUX R. E.. ENCY. “7 Gravois. evenings until 9 p. m. o- rise) ms. 3548 S. Grand. 5-room home; large iot. modern improvements: garage: Ow ner roy anxious sell. s fe LUPPFER-ACKER, Realtors, 5115—@ room bath. gas, electric: street made: AGENCY, 3627 Gravois. ot hee t rs: 33. Open Monday evenings until 9 p. m. "NNICA, 3442—Cottage, 4 r garage: wher GAr. 8906. frame b unga- | - onuiy D furnace ; light rooms; bath, Duillt-in r %™ select white floors used throu aiont, porches, fruit and coa/ basement; 42 block west r. Grand. )and owner, PRospect 3279. \EICHELBERGER, 4181—3-room bungalow: bath, furnace, electric: farage: a well-built home: bargain somebody AGEN 3 ic?) frame 2-car tor D ETERING “YY. 3627 Gravois. P’ Rospect 1: Open Monday evenings until o> a AIRVIEW. 431 §§—+4- room cotige: tems: a bargain: «pen fo MORE, 424—i rooms, modern: g3- GEAST-MAY, 3548 S. Grand. LAclede 9533 FILLMORE. 36333—Beautiful -reem brick; large spacious rooms, every mod- ern convenience: tile bath. hardwood floors, Hy me come ort do go t furnace, Car garage ner say ! KNIC KMEYER. FLEER RLTY. & INV. CO. 312 N Grand COlfax 3425. Fires: 4330—New frame. 6 rooms. tile bath; harmiwood floors; furnace; garage: 4 ‘e Pee home at a right price. Open Gelan Realty Co., 5457 Gravois. MODEKN: GRAND 2822. 4340—+-room frame cotiage sas. water, electric, street ley made. Only $4100: bargain. 3627 Gravois. PRos- Yjpen Monday evenings until MAKE OFFER. ee GERTRUDE, me a Ddath, 7 p. m. GRACE. 35xx—3 b ee EE ace; farage. GRAV 8200—Cottage. lot 90xl $1800 ash roterms. Monday. GRAV n 805 rvomsa, receptiou hail: Lac lede CO6. ic} ors 8400—3 rooms, bath. 80 gra; De- fruit trees: lot 120x120. Riv- $500 cash. 21530 = Bargain “for muick locality: at Tower Grove medern: best construc- eft ‘ity: reasonable terms: ER. eh 2 0157 ottages. fur- new $500 ance m niy. Open Sunday. ae HUMPHREY 7-8 rooms, bath. thor- ughly modern. Coller, 42 15 Virginia. Rive: side OLG1. ety 3954—§ rooms, bath. fur- 1ardwood floors, garage. $8500. 35 »48 3S. Gragpd. REALTY al HU MPHREY. BUNGA- LOW ; HA TILE BATH: nace STUESSEL 3954—6-ROOM RDW WOOD FLOORS, 14 AR G: ARAGE ; A REAL HOME. £& WED NBERG REALTY CO. . GARFIELD 4779-4710. rooms. recep lon hall, brick porch, large bargain; terms. IDEAL LOCATION WEINBERG 308 © HESTNU T. IDAHO 1)40—5 sun parlor, garage; modem in.every respect; Riv on rside J5id. NAERT. _ IDA H®, 462 *4—4- room ath and alley : — cottage. elegant lo- balance $20 ig rare rooms on vone , ae — Heo use, J “modern ; $57 Su. Rh erside 2 AS. 3445—4 rooms, modern. NAERT. 3814. ~ 2629—3-room 3100, GH frame cottage. elec > =~ tric: frame: water. gaa, - double xaPrage: then see ‘CO . 6411 Michigan. 7—Beautiful 7-room conveniences; quick sale REALTORS, _Riverside 3100. 4104—Modern 4-reom k ba nealow; terma. (c98) MAGNOLIA PL. 4931—6 reoms. harti- wood floors. hot-water heat. garage: prmce mduced for guick sale; owner will show Knepp. GArfieid 8833. 4022 —~Modern. a roomea, } h as, electric: larwe lot. 35244: open toda y terms to suit LAciede 2582. CLA ASS E- HOBA ART-OTTEN AD. — MERAM EC. 409°—4 rooms; bath. gua, eiectric bea! a lawn Le flowers, lot 35x244. oven ciete 25@2. CLASSE. HOB. irr .-y OTTEN AD. al I LAM bry _ fe) : $Sxx- -Spiendid *%-rom moé- lota of fruit will consider. Anthony's parish “Tn Dbdrick: amalier bu —m win St. Schilline. LAciede &500. EpwW. tL. KTRS RLTY ¢9.. 3469 S. _Grand 5794—5 rooms tile : Jaundry _warage corner TS10-—S5-room brick bath, Wilt sacrifice far quick _Saile. 2859—5 moms. . bath. “far | show owner will 3548 S. Grand. furnace furnace. Nac gar het-water heat. BUX R. EB... 3548 & 1a07 — 5 roome. hot-water etc. for sale or trade for sing's sat. 5 and modern. eT | MILENTZ. ISB, rTeome. frame- bath | and electric: garage: seTrens. awn ngs ; MINNESOTA. 5401—3-mom trick oo conttage Victor i120." os: make us an 3ae8 ~. . PRICE erecea MONT ANA 3400 —Cottage. 5 mon Gu, cheap. BULK RB. E.. four Dungalow: modern, tile bath, ga- ses. areal barge 2 = ee. Owner will show CO. ‘411 3 Michigan. only $5.50 0; bargain. | easy | furnace, electric, wa- moc- | Inspect today | Buil ri ane floor: hot-water heat ge, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. ) BUNGALOWS and | COTTAGES BUNGALOWS and | BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES. For Sale : South ee Ue 13. 192 Fer oa For MORGANFORD. ah et gy bungalow. aA b irdwood furnace; fine On ty 2 SICKING. MAin 1201. ©) MORGAN FOR 564 8— Brick k bungalow rooms, sila . poof: hot-water heat; lot 883x210: will exchange for smaller piace. J. BODNER. LAclede 6645. (ce) NEOSHO, 4430—New brick bungalow: 4 rooms. ~~ convenience: make an offer. a: BODNER. LAciede 6648. fe) arg sto ee frame cottage. Wa ce ACHTER. our Imbolt 3073. 2011 3. B’way ens 4458—Modern 4-ro0om new bungalow: tile bath. ae “floors: street and alley made: price sonscnabte. NEWPORT, 5014—See this t oRrae bung and school, _ wood floors, just co m pleted ready to mo in. Call Riverside 4352R. Fred Scheperie. builder. (c83) O'MEARA, 3703—@6-mom bungalow. tile roof, tile bath. wT a floors: $8000; 0531 On e| Phone PArkview 2143J $500. 0) CASH Will Buy 4-Room NEWLY BUILT == FRAME BUNGALOWS 30x125-foot lot—5 blocks east of Gravois and 4629-31-33 Alexander St. PHIL. A. SMITH 801 CHESTNUT terms. Riverside OREGON. 3130—4-reom cottage: must geil .. t0 close estate. si" & SICKING. MAin 1201. 1. fe) OSCEOLA, 2715—3-ROOM BRICK: STREET MADE: $1100. BATH. O’MEARA. 3834— Bung: ae rooms; price $8750; — ow: South Side. opposite Scruggs “CLYDB CARSON, €@25 Chestnut. PENNSYLV ANIA. 2854—-5 - aot brick | | cottage; bargain: only $470¢ DETERING AGENCY, 362 2: Gravois. PRospect 1833. _Open Monday evenings until 9 p. m._ PHILLIP. 3712—Frame bunzralew. fur rooms. modern: large ‘ot- Very reason- able. LAclede » 8648, (c) POTOMAC, 4038-52 a 5-room benga- lows: modern. Pre zhout: easy terms. “MAN “t MORRIS. MAin 2427 417 Wainwright B Bidg. | (c76) | ROSA. 4753—Bungalow : — rooms, modern: | $8850. Riverside 1794 ic) SALZBURGER. 335 room frame cot- | tage; medern: ; 2 garages, Pp NO CASH DOWN If you have your own lot clear we will erect and for you Bungalows, Flats or Store Buildings. Weg > 7a lans and specifications. aoe See A. Mayer Realty Co, E INE ; Bt weiss and For Sale South ney 4004 FULMORY ST mode juts «ATTLMETER he. CO. 4048 iat 6639 Arse Dat | The future of Aeoent gt reoms. reception hall. bunga- hot-water | autiful ~9Q) | 4343 Duke st double ** SEE CHRISTIAN BRINKOP RK. E. €9., S628 &. 417 5457 Gravois. | 7 S*" ~€ ee BRINKOP a2 5S. ERN FRAME ST BUNGALOW IN ye ry ane 4 bath, furnece, | BEST BUNG : ; churches. garage, near schools LAclede 3040-21. DANDY 5-ROOM COTTAGE Faseen: brick: tile bath. furnace side drvveway, brick perch. “S Gran ee. ce. Grand. LAclote 3040-41. a real buy: | hBAS. trictly modern; see this: price reduced. J. BODNER. LAclede ir) Jus W 6-R0OOM. BEALC-' reomse. WANDA, 1T THIS GRA? ND 28838. 2A 6045——Bnck: 5 rooms tile | furnace: marbdie sills: beautiful price very reasunabie; Gravois dis- | ae —_ mn Realty Co., 5457, WEST 1 IS. 234—House. 4 rooms. S. iM, mee bargain. 3607 plac o trict -. Gravois. 9TOV | | Sure. tors. AN 5965—NE TIFT . ALL MODERN: PRICE RIGHT: real bargain Bt NGALOW—P JS30 O Meara av.. modern i sehool: DANDY BUNGALOW 4404 LOUISIANA AY. t south of Cleveland High School: strictly modern: double garage: See RA NK SEBASTIAN, Realtor. ?, Hartford st. LAciede 8114. ATTRACTIVE NEW 5BOOM RICE TERMS 4600 south on Grand: t; ne to ly of fiwe left: see ony WM. J. HOLDOWAY & CO.. Re ve" Chestnut st. 6 a WINNEBAGO, +94 gsuruae: sacrifice; field OS378. WINNEB AGO, 4015—4 Moms, modern ; arage: $500 cash, balance monthly. | this GE IST. MAY, 3548 S. Grand. LAciede 9533 | Open apnea ets aston ‘ W INNPRAGO. _ 3835—S- ruom cotiage: very | low Tice -; WACHTER, 2011 % B’dwar. HUmbolt 3073 | WINNEBAGO. 2719—Brick. 4 rooms: | sp — condition ; es reasonabie. MMER R. E. CO., LAciede 4313. WigNEBAGO: 2 IT a rooms | and’ tion hell brick cottage: bath. electric 4—4 modern terms. RELLIS. GAr- | bath recep: far BRICK BUNG. ALOwW ) 7 Five ! | dining room. 6243 GRAVOR. 4544 (on premises Sunday 2 YECKEL-FEYDT- EARICKSON x. co. 2925 - RIS SAGE AOpen rick buncnie —REAL a Kingshighway at Wanda. 5323. LOUGHBORSOT . 6600 G and arce rooms, extra a . Wee and tile bath. Do not fail to tre bargain: e¢asay terme. inepection. 10 m. to 5 ». m. -WFELZ. REALTORS. RIVERSIDE 7100.(cT) NEW FRAME BINGALOW EVERY CONVENIENCE Osceola: 4 dandy rooms. tile furnace: a —_ —. Seen extraordinary for 4048 Wy oming 8 see kit rant & real home s¢ and My electric Broadway. 5001 Gravois. | » brick porch. nace. street made _mahet off Grand av . CY. 3627 Gravvis. ae BI | furnac easy . x venings until 9 wYomi~ 3. 4£273—3-r0oem brick. and bath one-. “ar garage Dp. m. electric lose to | Rengel- Weber. 31°27 &§. one OPEN FOR INSPECTION garage: Holy é Michigan; pretty 6 moms. bath. owner will how you through. ~- @ ie » gcarag? : ‘ HRISTI egy 3621 S. Grand. 3230 DAKOTA ST. schools and churches: a real bargain. WE NZLIC K. 101: ) Chestnut. GAr 1427. + WYOMING. 40435—Bunealow of 4 nice, large rooms, hardwood floors. — bath. a. water heat: new stre ly garage. 380 D. Look at cn one floor FRANK SEBASTIAN. Realtor. ANDY 5 Brick 040 ery : ric reoms. ‘ For price and terms. see M. A. RUST & * sons | MAin 4551. 916 "Chastenl 7 Hartford st. LAclede S114. iock to Holy Trinity Church; “all for | aoe O00. Peasy te i GArtieid 142 WENZLICK. 1010 ¢ Thestnut 22 Cl ma AS.h™CSC~C*«SS Modern 6-reom dwelling: lot GOx 125 SCHOLI MEYER CO. Garticld G33 &300 DOWN—REAL ainaare 4-r ~- 5 cmt tile | tot de Vie ONE. “SLOCK WEST OF 3679 ANA rooms, rs 5-ROOM BUN GALOW GRAND pe. ~y south of Meramer, ; MONT west of Grand: solid biock of sew modern in every respect. Large 5-room homes: hare every yuble garage. Street and aller paved. select yours today: open for DERFUL Owner will show you through. Make offer. to 5 F RER REALTY Co.. - tor 4762 28610 Gravois, 3673 Rutger: dandy bath. hot-water heat: see Renee!- Weber. 3127 COZY & BKIC x 3136 ragga Sg men nace. slate mot: X01 Gravois. _ "BUNGALOW | y. Broad way BEAUTIFUL NEW: “FRAME N S30 per month and buy you an attractively arrangr-/ bungalow, da ¢ 4 “ $25 GArfieid O77 EW SOUTHSIDE BUNGALOWS $°50 cash poyment and balance interest will 6200 Idaho. Inspect to- Inquire 5025 Dewey — oe Be ee et co. B. Sth Se cen furn: LOOP - | Caronde- 1°5 Blow et.: 4 reeme: bath. Em... modern convenience Dear let Park “SEE Us.” te AN BRINAOP R. 71 S. Grand. LAclete 8819 (O'MEARA AV room efficiency: stucco hunenlow-: l-car garage. Price $6001). KORTE. 110 N. Sth sw. MAin 4258-4250 E. €0., jO4.0-41. bough +5 ——* tly szmodern are side 3 New 4-room fr | modern, large unfinished attic | Menta, a bungalows: strictly ail improvre- including cinderized street, t on very easy terms: must deai | tion. H. LEONARD CONSTRIC- 300: Morganford rd... River- SEE Sonne frame Meramec, West of @ r Meramec: “SEE CHRISTIAN 3621 S$. Grand. 210. 4422 OSCEOLA ST. $3800; terms: lot 35x170: 3-mom frame | enttage : as electric, garage: ciwnher there examil | heat: JOHN § BLAKE _& BRO. S815 Cheetnnt. | tage. NICE COTTAGE HOME BARGA iin. | have 3004 Schiller pi.: dandy litfle 5- roem | cottage with bath. Seareeetian priced very low. | Two floors. 6 rooms. ‘REAL BUY BE ACRTIFUL en NEW BUNGAL joe meee of completed: 5-room matt brid nace, Tandy tie bath. hartwood 2 |S aitaeetnn eeaiasee a 4 ie bath. vapor will consider trade for fat er cot- You will want this at the price we — WAGNER GRANT.- BELL. VERNON LAX. [22 CHESTNUT ST. roe. DANDY Litrt. a 33aT HUWPRHREY. 5-room brick cottage and sleening porch - hariweod floors. furnace. double frame garage. FEDERER REAT Ce. | wood Modern 5-room brick residence - 3621'S. Grand 8 NEW BUNG&A McDONALD, 4000 E 1815 ALFRED AV... floors. _— en "aw attractive located. DOCKERY x % SON. Ride Cheatnut. __ Victor 47A2. e810. Gravois ole av. — —— = en ee 945 WILMINGTON AY. Beautiful 5-room bungalow one finer- | hot water heat hardwond , floors. built-in | hath: 2-car carace: rare WRISKERG. hance. RG 794 §. GRAND. FRGER A AY. | § brick bungalow: 4 rmeome on | tile bath hard- | today; JOHN 3 hieocks west @8fd sumroem,. all NEW BUNGALOWS ON OSCEOLA ST. its a bur a. G | rn ° built-in’ tube farm | pi.. eile bath. 4 A BARGAIN Side bungalow 402 hot-water hear. let 40 feet front: { es .? weather 2 7714 PARK AV. | ; bungalow; / = bs ae! f ler tela Leet. WALE. “Sg10—S- -poom ag ag modern Teedy te owre oF . Beautiful Bur zalo wily. $3500 ) GENET, 3627 Gras Roscect Ls Open Monday evenings satil #8, r- ww. new. p. he ood Fors . et. ey wit! hot fai. highway, Chetakee car, OF surprise rr. saleeman ¥. W. Getan yr Ce., HAN COs K. 6049— Dandy Q— reoor is" 3h Taal ta; ' fer. ornuer wi ALAC “ @245 Gray DELPER : ~~ REID with cas. water, feet. Can b@ anee terms. (,Tar oi. event liz DELBERG ‘onboet with beth, gms, > ~ar warece and ares & > ~s Al a a Fe cap DET PERING ECP = n 7 el berner: end barr: aii @ fia tae owner. i tile roof, tile bath, hot-water : _ | ¥ ~—

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De lia ee He = * ’ a ainsi oy ed aes 2 SUNDAY, | (FR on we 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Sale Today. Bown - _._- OST -DISPATCH FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS, aPTm'Ts, FOR SALE | FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE) FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR — E) PLATS, APT#rTS FOR GALE} E) FLATS, APTHTS, Fi South South _ ian oF South 2747— Quick sale wanted. sin- ao ware ST. 3649 HUMPHREY — Some Flat--$4 | 1 |'GRAND. 3841 S—S5 and 6 rooms. baths. NEBRASKA. 41xx—Single and double 3-3: | WYOMING. 2 | 4 and rooms, baih. See 1 steam heat: double garage (corner). | rents $1992: price $14,750: Mr. Hindert. | sie flat. netai ; : rare ay Be age Down. AR tee SAVINGS TRIAT Co. 4915 Delmar. | HAM MER E. co. _LAclede 4313. | owner dow? irs. (ct2) WM. E. Opi ‘ ——. tile baths, separate hot-water heat- : ‘chnice loca 3 ae WYOMING, 2747—Quick sale wanted, en-| “= — A wedi .c .* ae guttering. auetal weather = a stripped: ho TD one 20% GROSS BART $5xx—Single 3-3; bath. fur-| NICHOLSON PL_ 1757—5 and 7 rooms. . h See . 81. ; large rooms: splendid condition. Box | bath. -furnace. electric. garage: verv low! sie fiat, 4 and 5 rvoms, Dat 5 and 6 r lat. centrally os 6 “ej + a r 1 E iT garage: ; garage. $14.000 7 NEW 24-F AMILY APAR I M iN L328" Post- -Dispatch. i price: want quick sale. Owner. 1768 Nich- | ¢T downstairs. for for home or | = inv ment; price $12. 730. on — ; ; HARTFORD, 4 flat, 'elaon will show. LUPFER-ACKER, Real- | WYOMING. 2835—Single Wrick. 3-3 rooms a” ~moderateiy ‘priced : Z-car brick : ~ shuw Ns HARTFORD, 4326-28 —Two-f mily 906 — COR ET & ZEIBIG TRUST. MAin 4560. ‘Khoo oO ALL RENTED — 5 rooms: lot 37x158&: to — estate. | tors. _GArfeld § hp K, Heal Es —% sti? si: 12th st KORTE. 110 N. 8th st. MA!n ‘en daiek 259. CORN £ 3 ‘ ON Ww hat . sf A. BOKERN. Fullerton bi. GArfield | OHIO. 1619-—3 and 3 toilets. electric. | CORACK, Real Estate. 711% "| NEW SINGLE FLATS. 3885 Utah Pl TR Pa ii | ALE Ol and He ta ace SEE OUR | ; il di0 8 ; marbie sinks. finished basement. laun- We have just secured what we consider one of the best apart- i HENRIETTA. 2313-15 —pot BLE THREE | - drv: street and alley maede Ba. PALS or LEASES and mR ——— sota: ' ach -_ ‘| ROOMS; $9600: RENT $100. GRAND) OHIO. 1624—-3 and > room flat: 2-car ga-| _Strictiy mx ern, mas wi SnOWET. it . _ ed hantwood “fi fine gg hw — Single flats at 4 _— | Frigidaire icebox, es heat. continuous FR ERASTIAN. Realtor rar a ener” has purch -_ idence Doubdie flats at so10-12 3 : ment buys of the year in this exceptional location. The building |/| | oo8 | rage: jmprovements made: reasenadic-/ hot waier; hardwood floors throughout ord Laclede $114. D»ubte PRICE A : 7 d meer RE? "peAe add oh as “ 2% eh Da ae Deel Eee ke a ae ae ee. eae ea ieee. yt Ata eT ee a ine t ‘ iy)» 7 3 peu y AD eat ti 4 atin) ~ A BS Mi ORE NPE ARTE D EE AEE Ok See At A ine ee DEE RRO Ie A oa ee ee ee . : . : ; ; - - iv Ietor 1120 cannot be duplicated today at the price we have. For information HENRIETTA. 3405—Singie, 3-3 rooms. | i | copeer ecresite: shades aad fixtures: beick uced or immediate sale : today phone Pasteten 4796W i] | Grand ~~" peter dt he | ORDGON Sis “bath, | f8rawe for 2° machines; | just completed. McDONALD, SEAR GRAND “OP EN. ALL "DAY SUNDAY | wrrn priate Seb! . , : 55a and § room fiat. eas. |..umMace: double garage. J. BODNER. | | =e o | HIC KORY. 3125— and 3 room fat: gas. 3724 Hydraulic LAcede 6648. e) Cail Victor LLU4W ones ge hg a w _ MAIn 2636 824 Cl ~ mayen Buildi That Witt . ~ ST eee eee | a Se . and re Lomi lo TIFUL TOWER GRO SECOND FLOOR INTERNATIONAL LIFE BLDG. GArfleld 8621 jf) /HEMPHREY. S617—Modern |S” and 6) 20 $12,500. Lactede 8648 | ETS | wot S5xl25; , will make terme. BEAUTIF fy gk yt, — 4 saen aaa w Because of Thei | : | OREGON, ; ' flats: “ _—~— 2 5 ILD AND —— LS SSS==_—SESS qo le - SS TS HY DRAU LIc. 2636——New 4 and 5 rooms. "33 — a ; ay flats a: nice 3-3. 4519 s__Hmesblenwar. Riverside 45 4548. | 4-family 5-room fiat; hot-water heat, and 5 rvoms aoube pea ge: hot-water i So th : ard of admission. 3724 Hydraulic. ic ngton. 5-5: steam heat. 1220 Louisville. Near McKinley High Schooi; 4- -3 rooms, pny Park, is one of the Dest buys on | very anxious for wales HOFFMA’ South u cia oe - ag eh : ‘>i: tile bath. Inspect these beautics to- bath. oa ores “i ms — ly — ON LAUX, 722 GAr. AGNER GE SELL 1 Gr f a . O j rents $y per year. x 7 " ERA Chestnut. 8300 | W SNT. 546 avois v oe en ea a ti aimee ee til - ; sarage ; : ae é ; " . o> rs . . GRA # | GEIST-MAY. 3548 S. Grand. PAc. Yo." REGON. 3537—3 and 3 room dou °| 2844-46 S. ISth; if you want a real My beautiful. high-grade flat. in ex- | =. -- “SINGLE FLATS—BEAUTIFUL 4) IOWA, 3$22U-—Single. 3-4 Tvoms, batn lat with tile bath gas, water. electr VERNO pny fe ae — — condition: ‘ oo a ee JOS F DICK M A NN R E CO z ‘ Vier 1x “ I 5 ral G harcdt nod fen ~ Semmes ~— oO C be i¥ NON L r Pr ut. r. . ~0TS etic mus 0 ae me bs og a bei me . mete otter. BO 2 _™- a5" - Grand | hardwood fleors, furnace; only 43500 cash ee ‘s DOUBLE. | iated: price only $12.500: $2000 cash| 3123 S. GRAND. CLEDE. 0620. lo SUx125; gare wee 3417-49 JUNIATA ST. RTIAL List SINGLE FLATS. | DETERING AGENCY. 3627 Gravois Well-built, 3-3 rooms and bath. 4 fam- 4140 BOTANICAL AV. YT MREAGON, 3lxx— 3 and 3 rooms; -T-BELI | a fot inspection. 3817 Wilmington. | | Seem” Bg rdwood floors MULLIN-WALTERS REALTY CO BUNGALOWS || electric; good condition; bargain. GRar mn | _ SS a ‘ gia ae epportunl WAGNER-GRAN whit i! s39e@z. ie) |OREGON, 4316-18 —New single flats, 5 38x PENNSYLVANIA AV. WM. KE. WKISBERG. 3204 5. GRAND. viel | 4 and 4 singie flat: garage tor = Renerl- ‘Weber. R127 8. Grand. LAclede 9546 | / SNAP IN DOU "BLE THREE 4ixx BuUTANIC AL—3-6 ROOMS. 3602 : high location. ? | NACE; GARAGES; MAKE OFFELK. . — evenness ae . . : y tub, pedestal lavatory ; two-car garage; high location ee RU CBURY GRAND uuu, |OSAGE. 3413—4-3. bath electric; St. An- | Usted. Price only $14.7 MULLIN-WALTERS REALTY CO.. 04 Arsenal: B6 tyle. will be refused: liberel a 983 CHIPPEWA ST y's parish: exceptiona! buy. SrEV eExs | _JOs. F. DIK KMANN, ‘313 23 S. GRAND. CARLSBAD, 60xx 41 Betanical: 4-4. tile hs: modern. jbert. 5643 Der Deronehi : $953 TO 4953 ¢ aa gorge art ee * cai HLMAN. LAciede 0520 | TWO 4FAMILY INVESTMENT Pg ge gs Cast 5-6. modern: =. «(| DEN NSH = { \ * | Ne ? S bdi eee MOWLKN; 50-r a. LOT; a te he 2: Se 9611-17 S. Seventh. These two 4-fam- | copper screens ami gutters. shades; a 3B Connecticut : 4-5. gg rr oO IRE. 5232—Be,g ‘ : Northanipton .vew Suoddivision ) GRAND 2888. ane tae tek: seas. Soe - | ily 3-room flats are offered at a very low | fm duilder; save commission: $12 ‘000. 2 4-5, hot-water Ps be bought right. See. | One Block West of Kingshighway Boulevard REO. See Shae SE! iccen Gaeeeek: aber at Potiees Ga Te Riversice 3189M. ic) | 367 Folsom: | 5-5, tile baths. $10,750. DEVONSHIR Be. | : flock Si Cc | a ev res 23 _ ut a prouilypentien wisi ieepetbecmatscaee een ae a > "836 G = : aury: 5-5. hot-water a rgain. Ee, 492 _ q ne ‘ada ain n Rtleh Wied rvcms. oe tet 4—4 and o rooms bath; | : ER ON Ne oe Cestnt UAT: 8300 | MAin 2636. FOR Quick Gat - ads. Meramec: 5.5. steam heat: a beanty. Says sell: make one ». 4 cAbNNE ais — Pr RIC E AND TERMS ARE RIGHT i We afl, atow yO teeCiri - . he = 6 STTTE SS EI REALTY (wo. $548 s ea °916. 30 OHIO. 45xx Flad: doubie flat. 3 rooms. dressi E ASY TERMS Dev onshire Ng a 5280: — a OSI. floore: 4 pone f I tion. G Arfield 894] = “wg H My “ae R tye ' “op . «3 nee PARK on 1s rai ae ~ egg nen « = by om | ac 3 te —~ Bag atric tly modern: > | Sean: Murphy | bed. = = gene 2 ~ 4 ~ i. LE VONSHIRE, 35308 - 1¢ 4 rents 5 . yz Oc j Lv f * FA izis Dy , boos . . - sce “a unt . hs lat re : . ‘ mm rapcis . se et! arbdl very well —— x 4gade. 4 open DOUGHERTY. SHEEHAN, 721 Ch LAFAN ETT ngs barman | JAKE oer, Cash or fous, aula fiat, |Sben pagar’ Ror neice and ierme ace | Seba. garages: terme. See owner at ese8| = 2 NEW BUNGALOWS | sedi’ carage. S300" coun wel Ses tani 6a om 9 eS u Ai ) b-: ub MEN, Gian a 8850. cng A: samt — — oon c it FRANK N to ree PR a ees a nD ‘ ; . r DOUGHERT meee estnut St. cxuaten si ES Ptaa nt - | PENNS? VANIA_ 36 35 _3807 Harttont BASTIAN, Realtors ULTRA MODERN SINGLE not338t4, Wroming: beautiful new five- | Riverskie 3240. Rat oe fiat: 3 garages: rents § ee pS PS == | Tenis $id0; simetly moder, "$17.5vu_ | PE : 45x125: priced $3 4 and £ ‘single | “BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER; SAVE | _ 5050. Louisiana and 5 roms. hard-/ floor: pretty tile bath,’ hardwood ficors, | FINKMAN, 4950—Double @@ ie a | make oft e 3 oxi priced > SHOEI Fs ec) DIFFERENCE. roml —— “furnace heat. hot- a heat- large closets furnace. copper ecreens, re at iF ’ ’ lwiLL ¢. WISSMATH. ($838 N. GRAND, | PENN “ANIA, 4021—Single. 3 and 3 4112 MeRee; 4-family, 4-4 rooms, tile | °™, ‘ile Dat ouble garage. with water) shades and curtain rods: hm z ? i = " . . ~~ ° , , = oe FLATS, AP’TM'TS, FOR SAL LATS, AP'TM’TS, FOR SALE LAPAYE:TS. 5 o and 3 roots. SePa- | 1958 Weahine. Tanete S505 ee ADRiy | beth, | hurdweed floors, » gepper gutters, and ME EDERER REALTY CO.. eee Se a us." im sho | pate steam beai: 2a marage: @Wuer | ee I.nciece feo SE {c) | sereens 7,200; terms; must : , . . CHRISTI NKOP a PN ea _ Northwest 20-4888 - : rae Line sap outh , ees MA ™ _ oN modern Rent $150; -_ Geed of trust $8000: ing has been left out to Make this one 3] See them today. KNICK-/ SSE! HIEMENZ RCO. 614 Chestnut, | “ GALield 5603. etna | yen een: peloes aoe, Sos | aoe Se a gph age By ay may read bug ‘familys on ‘the 4; ings. e & > ARROLL AND DILLON . ese Northeast oom. - ee Aa SKE LA’ motos ~~ ~~ vee — ' : coord ch. et ake ee + 4 “HAT NC EY P HE CATH CO, . S1S Chestnut b ~ sage - ee 4 -— rooms an South . A al id MEYER- FL EER RE ALTY & el we 1 ee A and 1 single 3-reom fiat: ts “$536 im ea ced: as ) Rew # and 4 mod i, | 39 HOME AND _ ENVESTMENT!!? ieted at on iy $8900. ee W N ANT . “aa - 9 y | Cc; sacrifice for $11,900 tric, price PHIVV. quire 1945 ATsenas GoUuMHie at: dandy income: well ce ou-6: tonty: splendid 4-family flat.) “vere % eS. { . —See | —— 7 4 INVESTMENT C O., 3129 N. | , dU i. ABBYUTT. Reahw:. 09 Chestnut, “& . 30UY—3 and 3 rovms “ ; structed; priced to sell; terms. Open Sen well built, strictly modern; fireproof brick | FN gg Gad tigi gg th AG ER-GRA? T-BELL ciencies en = 3 baths, hardwood Poors, | i a |CASTLEMAN, 4008—Singic genes - re: S500. lay garage for 3 machines; owner on second — an aS 3602 S. GRAND. LACLEDE 2879. ts - Be af oot *: look - Grand, ( COlfax 3425. 7 seeiee--bethe fernnces own = = sae URSSEL KEALTY CO.. 3548 $. Grand. owt ATSON-O'R R@URKE, PFe-altors. floor west. (c29 198th ok eee oe ee 411%15 DeTONTY : > waneTaaTE. 717 Chest BM a aa to sali: can be ~~ cheap. . 2901--4-5 rooms; bath for On verside 431 watt Gravois. | §- i. New 4-1 iy, | Grand ses Sr RISTL AN 'BRINKOP & &. ¢%,, 2925 S. Broadway. 5001 Gravois. 150. —————————— | Grand. ‘| 3-3 rooms, $15,750: barga Qrisct, 4001 Haukin” § secme mmedees | see Srnec LActede 340-41. 411; VIRGINIA AV. 5610 LOTUS | CHEROKEE, — 34xx—Singie oa: _splen ae —_ arn HEKMEN, (suand .__ ___ lat: mee car ~§ "’ m | and 4 si ~ hsm — fer 2 cars; | a - $75 ash. , like rent. | condition - 3 apartments rented completely s. furnished; heat, sleeping | 08!-Dispatch. rm Ps SUBALD & ZORLLER. a s os OTE ee Gravois.+ lot 409x125; wi LIN-W: CO. furnished: property worth $21.500 with- . 48 sings. | bargain. | CLEV ELAND. ~ 4135—5 ana 5 rooms. 1 oe Lut CISIANA 37xx—4 and 5 rooms. bath RIS] L. , modern 4 and 5 room -30 : SANDLERLW IEHEN. is Al 26386. __ GArtieid 4937. ,out furniture. but must be sold ‘this wer > porch; moder | imclosed sleeping porches: 2-car furnace, garage; reali Duy. — bO2S mnt with mrenre at } ; 4019 5S. Kingshighway. Rive ride 45-48. | NDERFUL BUY—SIN bring 3} earnest money ret this garace, ae ——~ ue Et RS ate ve: NGLE FLAT t . “ NEW DOU Bl E FLATS | furnace, electric, screens, shad OUIS! N a 4-4 roo: t Lc. se inets o ° WYOMING, NE AR GRAND. 3530 HUMPHREY J. Beans —— is . . Four families | GLEVELAND. 49555 and 4 ana3 room: yr - wit te aE es BUX R. E.| bath: $1500 wi) handle: hargain’ See |. Substantial 2-fami ly flat; 5-6 ee: | 5 ann rooms and 2 fooms on third and ‘3 ‘Oclock. Taken ng a wR yn : | + te sleeping | om third; baths and furnaces; ercellent woU isl aN A. 53505—_4-famils fiat. § rooms NETTLE. 1881 &. 1°th et. furnaces, baths. ete.: only $12.50 i= ors: tile bath. furnace heat. fruit cellar.!be sold at one must | exceptional val 0; ter FLA Four new singles. oresten | condition: very reasonab' ¢: must « ao and bai a 354 at Ge mown gall modern | RUSSELL. seal an 5. venom _ M. EL WRISBERG. 3204 Ss. ‘Sean garage. — REALTY CO.. HEW WSON REALTY co. . a 7 terrace and Harter av. ( ~ " bu a | | $5 t sickness. See owner upstairs. Gha aT im prov: me nts ” ear garage. (cg) ae porcne 1G arage OWNER MUST SELL Victor é a CHASE Gravois._ GArfield 2186. 11 Wairwricht Bldg. —-. ecparace gt —— 1c garage COMPTON 3 - mt LOUISIANA. 55035—+4-family flat, 3 mom £0... FSG, st.: modern 4 and 7 room ck 4 N. 2600 S.- nd 6 To ” Fy ‘ marate entrances HN med. ROTH ; ana S ~ ule Only $500 cash. balance easy terms: sin- ~*. coms. and beth. stpsrate entrances og 5 single. “ba h. tad. NG “K. 1010 Chestnut. GArfield 1427.! cle fiat; 3 rooms, bath first floor: A Li fetime Bargain © eat MAS rane aey Seana aie Soae SR pt AE Ge IBIBO Rosai 5 Soin ae 3 ne PRORIDD 58 > PS Di ah > nace garage faa ble o oe + o- . tan . iain setae ¢ , — i. . * COE SON STOCK E: ‘BUERMA? Raw. garage: reasonah »wher upstairs., ern wumprovemeuts; 4-car garage. da on on”. — = . _ 808 Chestnut. COMPTON. 4555 S—Good 4-5 «: | LOU SIAN. 5033-— eS ——5 EVER MANN-FRENTROP ® Fal TY CO BEAUTIFUL SOUTH SIDE SINGLE >asement ragm; 3 rooms and bath up; fur-| 3631-33 Dover pl; an exceptional, beau- - ss modern: hot-water heat: a real buy. | electr wine cmeatt dueaia~ aan Poe ae $143 S. Grand If you want a real home and invest-| ges — lower flat; price reduced t to sell | tiful, modern 5-6 single flat; hot-water NEW SIN NGLE } LATS __REMSBECHER, PROS PEX T o 67. } oa ai on se «ono ty aicdi . ry oo 5 t ‘ sen aia S Al = ‘ A > R06—_—2 ; ; na = w cet go me me mt ‘buy ane thi s 5 and 6 reom modern i a heat, beautiful brick mantel, -in book - 5226 Ashland (COMPTON, 38xx S—Must sell to close | See this bargain. NABKT. Riverside 3Nla/ _™ re la ar a‘ e, located at_ 3611 Humphrey. LUPFER-ACKER. Realtors. Garfield 8006. case: large beich perene Seer eteeen, 5204 to 4 ag ors 4-4 single flat. bath. furnac : all | LOUISLAN ea ee bei a | SHEN ANTOAH k= cok so VERNON. ~— Ens Oa. 2 . fee ee a a on oe UNION A AND 2 NATURA [DG provements; alse 3-reem brick cottace. I: ol ~t-9 1 ue me Berewee | "ta eacellent comditian sth) a REAL LNVESTMENT. _YEARS | E Us” ard- fioor ‘S. Llit bath. nhai- ~ tia oe purr ii - ne _ é ' + with tile baths. Sear | path and. eee. _ Ban L-281, Pest-Dis. lacross front hou rage j A. FP. CROERT _ Reelter + ~ Chetrnt. ( (e) me HIGHT me ero , 4020 POTOMAC ST aa: be BRINKOP R. E. CO.. 2 iCL TON, 1612 14 so bDouh) ie of 4 and 5. Ww M. KODIEK é | oO. "2618 “ éefferson av. i SH} *~_W 4 NT ~~) 4 H. ‘pers > 4. oS same re aay > Kon 4 ok a — east cornet liming cn N - - : —-s- 2Ta LAciede 3040-41. | garase: ee modern: Dri - i | seen cheap rent; best buy of season: | HUmbeit 6304. le 4 ms. daths. brick “win im ee ee ten 1” and construction: ar td ‘an | QU ALITY FIRST ; th em cash . will handle. Se re {area were cis5. , . sensi - = iat © “ ee wow car , ea- = 4% pay. ~ La) Isl. 3 . eae | room OTricnr a (>Rand =e ~ ; ° rN k «vacant lot $* sm L. Realtor. ORPROS NETTLE. 1881 s. 12th st. ae . ANA beth. seit-im teh. %-ieck | ae ENANTDOAR -_ . eee Bis ASTIAN. es. -- DE BRANCH. offer = on E58 2 Be Tenty- truly a first-class flat | _ ms — et 0657. __ 412 Int. tt ern: en Sot ee eeek SEED eee ee ee eetee | nm. Nalance Ube vent. $9000. BUX 1 3442-44 PESTALOZZI. | WAGNER-GRANT {= en oe wan ty ~~ BE, Dg i SV ESTMENT — 12 flats, 38 ro ; GEIST-MAY 3548 S. Grand. Lac. 9533. | $1 eg ge oO et > ge e terms. cuS~isnini — _ This well-built ¢- W ATSON-0° KROL RKE. Realtors. : . abe , ae engr om i * FETSRER REALTY “So... ar brick garage: $2500 Rivetsic: 1 c ae 2645 Minn ta; 4 and 4 moms effi Victor 476 7610 Gravots. rooms, bath and . cash: a ae bargain, open 2 to 5. VOER at7 , ~~ ‘ : , haraw 2 #1 , ~ tO 3d. ER- - Deettindiiten es STONEY °1 27a} “ | ciency: hardwood floors, tile bath, steam | 0 6 rooms, | STER_ 1 - x B RI verside _S814J. —— ———— aT . —— hea , ; Ko at heat: income S150) a month nan this: = OPEN FOR INSPECTION 2 , : a. : . , 4958 Shenandoah: 4 and 5. bath. cen loor. Fur- DED ne . 3201. 47 weer gee Mc NAIR, ae a | siiv ii r +Ik3 " a ‘ —C MceNAIR 2°18—s;; 5 ¥, ——a iS ame ; iw an = coal Sit aL RK, a ( ons nut. GArfield 1427 make! otter. Rate na : rdwood floors, furnaces: splend d con-| @th: will take back first and second or ' = we ee, - ABLE ri 1—A L CONVENIENCES Reneel-Weber. 7 ‘rand. LAclede 9544. vn MISSISSIPPI VALLEY i 7 ee ruction: terms, P. G. Sturmfeis. build. t7ade. See eTT1 $1 S. 12th st “a a. | ' =-2+ De Tonty: families, 3 cheer- | BUY THIS SINGLE On er Says MAin 3640. an DE TONTY. 416 (99) McREE, 400°—— Double ge ya a; | 823_Cheaten aed si ful rooms an ti ' ath each: Semmese, | ‘ ‘ Sell Lies DE - 4161-63 AND 4133-35—ALL Tenial $2760: pree $21.250. Inguire S3NGLE_ Fat and 6 rooms. Inaui--> Murghy beds, cedar-i closets: {front | d 3 rooms, MODERN DOUBLES: MAKE OFFER. ©¥ner, first floor east. t. oo Ch trnut wise tabad we ac e Ugh 0 os close to | condi ten 12.608. - will get_a good b Lk TONTY. SSxx—Single 3-6. tile bath, home; income; low price; terms; open. wAm _ : — ——a tommevelt Hi Ol plants. Here is a chance to get & very de- Weber, 3127 7S, Grand. LActede 9544; hot water. metal weather cadiionm larce WA *NOLIA “= — z ." ~| ST. VINCEN®. 2710-12-14—A dandy @- av. See this o = 4 [a oe ee WENZLI ir 1010 Chestnut. GArfield 1427 |sirable flat at the right price. Owner is 4414—3 and 3 rooms, bath; byl eg men city, want quick sale.' new. modern. . 7 Simgie f. 108 mily flat of 4 rooms ana@ bath each: TENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. GArfield 1427 - 3 AND -- ROOMS, | : |very anxious to eell, For price and full o ~ > > ~ . " : ~ ~ ~— — ° , Pep WwrerTSes. rw i y>. emer - —._ u—- 7 - =. ront > ; : * | rt lar aprice oF hy BH a DE TONTY. 4335- = modem double SRT eee ae LER. GRand 0157. | P7C%, 42% Chestnut. Garfiria 1242. mais as FLAT. electric, 3. sinks. - N feady | MISSTRSTPPT VALLEY TRUST CO.. Agent, eed. (e) | fais: 5, rooms. san parlor. steam heat: | “heai, bain. xtra 25. 3 rooms, Rob water | GORING. STO SoS Set ere ES | gg chet, S. Compton: 3 and — : : to move in: $5500; $50 monthiy; | _MAin 3640. 4th and Pine. ‘ . J toa, es wad 44 iada aA ra eee iid at — . 23 JRataae , . . 4 ‘ . . 2 4 ALFRED. 2049—New ringie fiat, 6 reoms. _owner. aa 9 args ; bargain. Cal ‘ rage; yeu will bur this place af ON Se tg ee Joss tt —— * Soa, MLVERBL: . T22 Chestnut. EXQL IS ITE LOCATION facing Shaw's Garden: owner first floor. =. ____ ___. Qn, Jee aS s ‘¢ owner or LEE-SC! MrN otal rn ——— WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. GArfi eld 1427 ~ NEAR GRAND AV 55349 AND ALLEN, 2300-—2_ new ww SS, a TONTY. 4146-45 — 4-family double Ghent S830. —— —— AGEN’ 8827 Gravoi SINGL .E FLA T—S1000 C ASH. 3727 Connecticut: 4 and 5 rooms. bath. o012 S. GR N ) flats. Owner, 3810 0 ons (c89 flat; 5-reom Pane weemggpenet “egy heating MANC HESTER. 452326 — 6-family fiat ‘PRospect 183: peas Geyer av.- 4 rvoms, bath, Ist floor, furnaces, ete.; 2-car garage; lewer floor > agg = ; SS ere. ARE MNER RB - mE a very 1 condition: corner: $1500 casa | Hel - ‘SEE TRS NEW BUNGALOW-FLAT ready for eecupancy about July 15. Open bath: must ct sern to appreciate. See DEW yp A... 1t- 1t- Teg eare POOTES. Oe | ui t RY te E => i 2 nwris mt Pidg. Ne Sincine—syn NAE ; Bieon : 3 3 et VER BLA’ rT. T22 Chestnut. DOVER PLACE unday. S. 18th. cae er ——— 0 year. “SEE “Sruble ty tn pon noagy PD c cW TALMADGE. 994 (off 4130 © 3539 MIC HIGAN —I~ 5 and 5 yoy ee het-wat- STEVENS 9 MOELLENHOFF | Scene paws Cctic: | SUCHRISTIAN, BRINKOP RE co. | Cali-owner: GRand #uaoM. MN" | git, Sroom modern “nate: inw “rentals. | obi gouble (lat of 4 rome; practically| cr heal. bieh-dase in, cvery eapect, ONG] ARCHIFECTS AND, BUILDERS SoRLLER ‘GRand 0157. L_S. Grand bl. LaAclede 3940. (eS) | WENARD. 2411—2-FAMILY @ ROOMS rot’), jee'tima' ro gg a Os sok ORES " BUSH-BURNS. ee 4527. (ck3 SOUTH SIDE | __ 5423 _S. Grand. Riverside THEOR Av ie? R. . Freon DEWEY. 6111-6121—New, modern 5 and |. EACH: FURNACE: ONLY $3700: ELEC- liveral terms.’ H. Freed @laa i coeate NT reoms: gear emg —_ ~ Sa 3 5 reom bungalow-flat. complete in ev ot TRIc. PASE ; EXNESSEE 35146 — Doohis fai 73 ti. ao org pg _3602 S. GRAND. LACLEDE 2879. __ * GRAND Bi Reduction! *MILLER-RAU SCH. HU mbelt 13 1526. ote oe eS hae _ homes - MEN. ARD. lsi4—3 and 3 deubie; pric roms: ¢ onveni mé~ atten? mat «tice onan : furnace, 2-car gaarge: lot 306x125 | 45ax PENNSYLVANIA ig 2 ss . c alves a 0 erms. Ap- ood — or ae all cash: price $11.1" N 4-family riment; shows fine . 3-3, rooms, double ej ply_F z._Darr. Victor £S58. GEIST wa 3548 S. Grand. LaAc. 9533. TENNESSEE. 3419—4 and 4 rooms: = FAMILY — eauune: pres I echoole and cars MUST BE SOLD 4946 i Tage. — _ 3548 5. ome. y DOVER | PL.—5-5 ROOMS, ALL MODERN: 3808—4 and > rvoms. mou- ern; garage; price $8000 if sol this “oo 4358-60 Swan av.: 3 large. licht rooms PMced for quick sale. Nothing has been | low. i ee, + room a : 550.29 94 °6—Spiendid four- | ONLY $11.500; ALSO. ‘4-5-ROOM FOR € ‘ te heat. double garage. Owner will show. GArfield 3633. (Cem. | cach: cles ‘tric. See Mr. Canda with left out to make this one of the most at- . concrete and fumily flata. 3-3 rooms each. electric _and ($9150 BOX N-8. POST-DISPATCH. . - Riverside 3814. TENNESSER 36 i 4 - —— BURIAN, 1016 Chouteau av. tractive 4-families on South Side. A real) 30x139- ; modern end x 7 Ss. ° ——— , -NNESS 344 : 2. the. | tee J. 1 en street made; Sth ste” Victor 42007 Hnace, cheap. CXR BL WEST Grand. vuagens? Sad lake eee AT Gare Hebi ome, teasonable. oy OUTREE, FLAT OE, AGNES Fagmat " 5 oe New Beautiful Single | _.atiese sst0°0- > 7v . = e. ns “4 i conveniently j ent ‘ TRE T far « > — + . —_ ANN. 2015—Single brick 5-6 rooms: geod | EADS. 2854——5 and 6. modern. single. arranged rooms: ideal location: terms and j= a ceiileiitatamlidaie ak! ‘(e) al ons ie 4 tamilies. 3 . — cheer- W AGNER-GRANT_BELL c ae . RACK x Real Watate. 2117" “ay oh _ ve. | GRIST. MAY. 3548 &. Grand. _ LAe 5 = 92 wrasse sae = + G. w . 4 a rm fi is bi valet der gv baa comeaty EE 4. SOxA— ; ind > — 2 rb] we xno CREL-FEY DT-EARIC KON R. CO.. 3802 Tren 2 S. Broadway. S00] Gravots : . -_— - ; flat: — ere S RLS ey ee old. furnace, garage bargain. BUX RB. $2980: rice 319.500. KNOPP.” GArfeld 4 AND 4 NEW SINGLE 5 re % rooms, 5-room efficiency: living room: af eme ot nase: Sl SURSEe Fear mirage 0 A aa -Medern, weil-dauilt four-fam- new mneighberhood: street Hlade- co io sa singie and double tex is 2802 = —————————— “632 Pennsylvania av.; tile bath. large eges Ww. Grand bi.. Lindell 2943- ail across front; 4 closets to every family: | ity: just being completed: three large | bourht mht. SEE RARTH & CO.. 422 + and yom, sum parlors, gue Set ee tg south, Side, fiat bar kitchen. hardwood flcers throughout: 2 | "4203-65 De Tonty: 4family. 4 roomhs | tle bath. hardwgod floors : Bathroom. Separate entrances, | Gravois, LAciede 4620. ae ; ii HAWKINS Cas Sane aan KOHLER R. E. CO. 108 N. 9th st ~ we oe Tek 1010 Chestnut. Garfield 1427. | SR: furnace. hardwood floors. garage — “teegge — | NTH. 2626 S.—singie of 3, 2 and |"“LAclede s000 "SM. TEXAS. isa Sine 3-4, bain, garage: SE Cee” ee ee 3 mie? coolers. | 2: lot ose t. ae ik MIAMI, 2839-41—A ‘WONDERFUL BUILT L319. Pos condiien; sacrifice price. Buz 31 8-family stock brick building: | 4231-33 De Tontr. 4-family. 4 reoms. | built-in irvaing war pee >| BIEVENTH oa50 6 _ : —_ a on 14 = joubie. 3 and 3; gee a -room flat: hot-water | - co., RSENAL. 1800-03-—Doubdke “and single AT ESSEL REALTY CO. S48 $_ Grand. wanoesi ma $96—sing E.. $548 §. ene | ee eeparate iruaces: also - -$1000 to 2000 Darga . lot 550x100. will take $5500 | PoAT—i- family. 3 rooms. separate en- MAin 3120. A. F. G By 22 mite ~~ ble fi and 1 atte a - a ~ n ‘ 4 ’ Lat a cottage. Os. , 23 §. the best: $18.000 annual income: will con- | Or quick ale 2000 cash. balance terms. | ‘at oF bath, electric: os F of Arsenal MIC HIGAN 6913__i-fami a CHRISTOPHER, (1002 CHESTNUT. (cS) | ? r “DK KMANN. 3125 SBAND. | sider other property part parment: “ene | New Double Flats a. MEYER ICKS. 622 Chestnut. GAr- | *t. @ agents. Box L-283 Post-Dis. a oe “Teoms, TR IRTEE ENTH “AND LAFPAYETITE—S HIGH-GRADE SINGLE Fa 26 5S. Kingshighwar. inet off Tower > paiaped : priced lat aa ~ 5414 8S. COMPTON Greve Pa d Magn field 1262. od moms. medern conveniences. patty a oO rk an oli aah ~ res; ent $2754: low price. 4 and 4, tile bath. hardwood floors, fur-| WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. GArfield 1427. Shaw’s Garden AOE “ Ne Ptenanic. con. | 2180 Dunealow: reasonable. Owner, 4563 ppm ett, Retake ae eT EMR SaaS Gali NaS: “reer test, Oe ack. Seat cee weet: eum Seat, daruges A PAB. Bot coed De cere ether co. Alt, ES, ee Addition BATES. 4. 43454-——3 and 4 rooms. tile dath. “= ¥ - Miverside 5814s." “VOER- an honeat to-z . —n = muse rick ares, WELFTH. 1722-24 s— bie of 3 ane _ Vie DERER EAL! a S AYS—MUS SACRIFICE — | street and alley made: owner ee — a WENZLICK, 1010 Chesmut Arfieid diez . a mig ay RP 3 ——— pacerrete og mee #615 and 4637 Shenandosh. 4 tamilies | | %. FL AT i en cialis. Ocean. — it ss Chest 3SAr eid 1 27 per month rent, dandy location; “TOWER ROVE “HEIGHTS DOUBLE x 3964 POTOMAC of rooms each - NE. —Doubdle. 3-3 reoms_ mod- riment «tyle- $1500 cash. MIC HIGAN, 4532—4 and : fust Ss. Ca 3619-21 Connecticut; 4 and 5 rooms: New 4room double flat, with sleeping | a Sones garage for 4 cars. era. cheap. BUX R. E.. 3548 S. Grand. CHRISTO PHER. 1002 CHESTNUT. (¢5 completed: corner oppusite Dakot “ tile baths. f ! age: larg perches: 4-car brick garage; income $2640. 2200 BLAINE. 3935~—-4 and 4 rooms. electric. . . vag e) nartwood floors. copper gutters, .— le ga- THIRTY Elk 7H” "Hi ls s it half bl: 4. teas Chae AR Clear of mortgage: will make te terms to- . to 2218 Portis: ‘4 f amilies. ~~ ‘bargain, @wner. FLATS—New. four-family. in Shaw tract: "a@*: pmce ~ 30 SL S00 cash, easy 4 and 4 , - will or 1 . ochinx Geant ‘SEE ts S . een suit. Make offer to and screened “BLAINE, 39xx—@-family. 3 rooma, beth. | Reanen Sactieia ine ee ee me a , as flat near Peter and Paul's CHRISTIAN BRINKOP kK. E. €O., | SOCTH SIDE BRANCH. ees | AN EAN. IDPs Sing 2 ti Lat} 3621 S. Grand. — LaAciede 3040-41. W AGNER-GRAN | -BELL e: “, 3 a — } a Ri HiMAN OP ater 0S20. estas mie) | Fk AT—4400 block Russell: 5 and 5 _%ardwood floors. furnace heat: real — ER- -RAUSCH, HUmbeilt 1526. _ . BOTANICAL. 4lxx—-5-8 rooms. 82500 Traoms. double garage. strictly first-. lass. ar Ain. UTAH 4493 and 3 simele. barsain. : NEW 6-FAMILY APARTMENT 360"? S. GRAND. LACLEDE 2379 cagh. balance lk ee $2000. BUX At G. H. GERLING — R. CO... 722 (Yestnut & ow a t EA! >» oe Iver-ad: GEIST.M a ¥ ‘3548 S. Grand LAc. 3633 N. E COR. FILLMORE AND DEWEY WILL TR ADE OR SELL « e : | WL.AT—Ginale: completely furnished: vente rid eae c).| PPAH g005 See this ba ———— , -X_ BEAUTIFUL GRAND-DOVER PARK - | biiirietiereaenecememinasinsnitiain ssw + @8 furnished apartment: income $3: 30 per -—— ENTZ, 4304—Sinzle 4-4 rooms. bath | fiat. ba! oa pty 3 in a 4-5-2 3. 4 and 2 rooms, hot-water heat. bard. Double flat. 4 rooms. 7 bath. bard | garage. BOTANICAL 3837—Sincle flat. 67) | month: gm, South Side corner; enay terms. | mec. Sicet, made: ned condition: Kengel-Weber. 3127 S. Grand. ‘LAclede 9544 Open — baih: 4-car brick garage. | vio victor 1101. modern. 4127 Osceola. Cal | 4526-28 Cleveland. 4 families of 5 | a Se a, ee. ee os. | OLE ore, % ‘GELAN REALTY CO. 3i37 Ge UTAH, 38xx—BSeautiful 5 and 6 reom flat, _ FEDERER REALTY CO.. _ | eeteee cach. front porches with separate | allewe made YZ-coar ecarage: iat 35x12 FLAT —Doubie: 3-3. modem: sincie 44 . W. GELAN ¥ ce.. 5457 | Gravois 9 car garage . Ietor 7 ar | DOUBLE FI Eee en hardwood flours, separate seam — gy dmniomien screens and fixtures: | must sell one quick, cant heen bet, | MI a Te. on ALTE CO, Mile 2678, | ~ = role. 1030-32 HICKORY: 264 4 ROOMS AND tine . ef admission ; an | near Grand: will sacrifice; real barcain- __LEF- EN. GRand S830, one “$874 Sincio INV ESTMENT BARGAIN. ‘ ae 2509 to 1919 Maury: 4 families wood ican urphy 3 4222 (ravois, LAc. 4820. Lerman, Owner Box L-224. _Post-Dispat: “bh. M i NNESi'TA BR Oc eh modern —— "EArage,. te = ae te x = ieeadicawn 4328-30) DeTonty: 5-reom effi ciency: a ll 6 Tee, INVESTMENT. BENT and screened of rwwms. double garace: ‘ [_SAeewADe, SO0S—Mindin, @-E vosae. | euttera- hedit be cerner # ne: | WALSH. 4958—Ne m double : : ofake™ jas of a " Bt as ae binee Uns es peers 44 « ’ gt : * * ES 72 oe ae sk gs Pepa, Macy SON Oe a ns a ae te ae Re et eR Ta SO A at CR te tae — » w :, ee amquangem Se SEE gale Ce ns ER A oo Tehri aang, MINNESOTA 35qy “Double (44 ie, 8 6. "Sefiemow nes Mice one, Sed se, meer sprewio Double and. Sing EYERMANN-FRENTROP RE ALTY oo : ack a0 ath of P 3-4 Oak Th il sacrifi VICTOR, 2—Ss wie 3 a 7" * ; = euny terme. . a 2 athe, of Park. =002—Singte 3 and 4: bath. a T G. BLANKE R. E. CO. “SEE US” for a list of double flats, | uble and Single Flats CALAPURNI A. 23 . 4 5 rooms. Poe .. N SCH Ww ARZ ; th. MI ar Ri 34 = “s an 3 ropis. tath. ; Com. oni mrt t chur: $s and schonis. | —— : gain. bac ede GG45. | FOLSOM.” 3950—rient = 3 : a eS en re. SNe oma s ae ee i filer See ITS A REAL FLAT | Good investments; 3 list will be mailed 4166 er 5 and 5, modern; | hareein Bt") Er es ie or — y : on urst, priced we S. . SALTO ‘Fiz 33-——3.3.3 2 TeoOtmMs. garage. C SOMPTON it SA &.. 3548 § ’ MISSOr RIA AY. 2202.—Large li rht —— TT, 1 5 ch N SRINK seil. 4 exceptionally ‘itttvaNiA, TBD1 -farmnily, i2 rooms strictly _—? -team heat: you "1 op & E. CO 4625 Deior new 4 and 4 modern: priced | 5 bunralow but is a Oat: dont! POURTH. 7404 S—Laree stor and 13 cost; 5-5 rooms and breakfast room; VIRGINIA. 6127—New bungalow- Arne 2 Be wy — eee *- . 3040-41 Ts av Down $1250 (S315 De re =e modern | a make .fter. 23°h 12th Vic ie hot water heat, garage, siate roof. Pe msN nable for - - “ale . OPEN N POR I INSPECTION ene Rar AXCE $50 et LY : weather-stripped. copper screens and $72 Hy; pdrauiic. clede 8648. “ 3835-38-41-498 Potomac in beautiful Dandy 3-4 nice rt t - ——— ~~ Rusecll Park: 3 bilecks nerth of Gustine $8250: on © a a Sy a S| ee and senveniesd aciabh i: of Kingshighway eh - oe P's te *5a! awrite lent -neighborhoo of Kineshi er ee to sehools and efficiency: easy terms: s-e toda _— (act AN REALTY (€.. 5457 Graveis | LEFF HERMEN. G ben ~ ee eS = . md BRA. es » - , Loox, or a “LY Sc3ee CALIFORNIA, \. 722. gh 3: bath. | GEYER, 2863—Singie fiat: real bargain. UTSt amd second deed back bos . own Rivers 325° Ohio. iene © - _ ‘ oe =~ . . it : L w : “ih. each floer: bath. newly deeornted- s . Says Must Saerifie e Oe el eee et BFE De Pie . oe Fle: book { K wer, a : wile bath. fur. |“: i sili ROOMS, BEAT TIFTL: ALL MODERN. Une diock cast o ineshighway. | and alle ver] ck : oot GRRON 4307 — 3.9 ome: kes . BRANNER-SHREWSBURY. WILCOX. 4001—4-iamily. 3 0 od | YECKEL-FEYDT "E-UUCK SO’ . Eco 3964 PeTOMAC aw i—_. pS rT} 3743 ~ ems are K ~N | _RBALTY “O, 2 2eG8 S. Grand. | a. _ ———— siemnine perch: cerner building: plenty 2H25 S. Broadway Swng r= New 4room dyubie fat wtih sireping | GIRSON OIL. fetes sound NEBRASKA. 40xx— Single. £3. bath. fur ~~ and air; open from 2 to 5. Hl'm- — —- —— perches: 4 SLRERT «5. SLANKE R. _ cRRASWN ' -¢ %, SS, we oy pee mat tas rterrrs Tym far anick . : AF. wrme. @quick. Schillime. LaAciede ‘SE RPRASK ‘v4 4-family 4 cener ay, THR sak ' ne ens : i leper. -_ a, furmace: «a@reet | EPWw. L. ~ ATS | R, Kon. Saae |S. Grand BOMAN STRANZ. 1105 ~ n WISOONSIN. 3537-—Double 3-4 moms. tile NEW 5-ROG™M : TAEDERER REALTY co — NERR Ah A 45 >. ) . henaanll ye Dts Bt x R. E.. 3548 = G > « 3450-4 a e Grand. _ Vieter 4742. me Gravoia.ic) re fiat. tlle baths hot-« z he ' heat, ete acer iin tub. 2~<ar garage hot-water a ~ _ yard. inside toilet: wendertul | .. mm. “ar gu agr. Open tedar 2 t® gatn. 6? iorrk Reni: nh Park. ba twain igge on age EDW. A. GANS& Agt.. [20 Ruder Rrdg . TN. Tih ot. Garfiel¢ 9347. | sgn te | WYOMING. “S115 and 6 rooms, mod: | ° . — owner. Dareain - _— Apoly 1973 Wvo- See HK 1704 < 1s . - thie TY Che-tnet A - 3o29 3. Spring av... 4 moms, hardwood | goed tn sat is to swit Rew 1-321, Post-Dispatch SHAW GARPEN—PAVE DAL! | alley ' GRAND. 4401 S&.— Comparatively ' “4 end 5 new 3] flat with hardweed foers ti +. WISOONSIXN. 3016—Singie 3 and 4: laree DO B ¥ \RGA é . . ; beating C LE FLAT BA! B. DETERRING LIeNCY 7 See Pr SEK. Th s 18th. c? a

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a ; 7 14B |, ST. Loris | ‘—~ gar 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale 1 oday. ee TE sii. POST-DISPATCH : SA — > ‘SA ED PR'P'TY 5 _ Beato ga aaa ISINESS P. FOR SALE |SUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE | IMP’VED PR’P’TY FOR SALE IMP’VED PR'P'TY FOR SALE | MP'VED PR'P'TY | a ines FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE | RESIDENCES FOR SALE BUSINES 8 ROP. FOR SALE | | paar FOR SALs | ‘ epos ae wee AW stor . n : ne pieces of rem _estate, imcome’ | i ; — —_— : ce ae a West se - _— ne a me Sand est — ee i enmaanne ipa “ Go a good noe? se Zh ms od wm . eet ptm nan pees f GR. AY 4 rs. ~ 5440 ” atores and Ror Mie rn | S15 >. 108 on rly: only £950 ¢ ash needed. £, : WATERM AN. . ~ hen gl baih - ne’ l \ | sl Al. HOM KE eae : “ae Pi rade. HEBRMAN P acu LE. Realter. 5122 | flat abor e. HU mboit O221 M. | see Chestaut : GA rfieki 47 a 7M. —— ‘A | £ a . We Off f ‘E vie Gatest. oa aw RE . .27 Boland érive, tn Moorlands: on re seit x ee ee. “ ie irginia. sisetintdliiellandineen a" ~'VicroR. & 10 OE inne i 3- -room ~ flats: ev nie ‘ ; ~~ ~ CT Or 1273) BEL — A PR for tthe beat built - in district: stone ¢ ee 8 RR, ie 28, aoe. business corner. Florissant rd. and: priced te 1 Look ‘em Ort § S. B'way REAL ESTATE—FOR COL'ED | | re) : Yroom residence sTructiw ris, * et Farare. eae , ; > N ES Se : } Natural Bridge. 70-ft. front ww ACHTE R. HU mbolt 2073. . : “\ oe, . > 3 iE ant ha et — - . tome Ca ee aitors, HALLE See tale bree | ee 4 BS a SSING. YOrktown 1647R.(e) ~ 2635-37 S. SEVENTH | 3405— nitoid bese | Fé. d Ea cteid S906. : 2 ea apte Am $045. dob ; el pes .. & ' STORE— And a1 ving reoms; good for — Annual renta ‘$1428. pees — oul cendit : IR ali Co , “ F ae WASHINGTON 6141 WEST MINSTER * mae email. business; $3000 : terms, HIland 4ux67x140: 2 stores: N. Oth GR AV Ors STORES BERNARD. 2645 7" ~o-famil; lia a, e Foue ‘Ss. BLAKE & BRQ,, S16 Chestnut : ; ae rare tounnaes emma a MERCHANTS- TRADERS-BU ILDERS . ., a2. ~~ ‘a0 Fewigh~ Bngg Hy = a Jost MIL LER z. CO. 105 Oth ) pe © one 8-room brick house, 2 six- , A ey tie ; = . . ego se il gee: ty weil-Dullt and tistic Hitle home, ; | Have #plendid buliding - a good bast moe oe section. SEE US” for price) Bi NG: ALOW -— .weteter: ton; 2 u i - " Bae ' barn, eos 2 no ot Sage . oe “~ 2 did ms ‘ cure havt-wate! lat rt. Iry Tooms : me Peer -_ (ness street. ain _ ‘ar line; wit! and particulars . ; PTOods: c 1w1Ce Age wca I | y * “ew oe ~ rT > 3" ons s made wit little ry. 3 : iraane” reeseetce — : coo + ; rine 5 at ee 5541 Chamberlain: ia of best possible | established . , furnishings | CHRISTIAN BRINAOP R. E. CO., fand school; pri r $4000 - | tES IDENCES ATTRAC rty E Ss AL Jakes can persons , : ight: admissio: hs card. wr x Bee eh * ye ¢ eke * } ' * : ne > brig - ' ine wDe Pe Be! CLIFTON PL. 3116—F ine faru ily flat . i a td : “io ge PcN BLDG. GARFIELD cme a ap Deer F t ry } B ildi _ M. 7 vw KISBE: RG. -. 7204 S. Grand. (| terms and easy monthly payments. “See! 4605 MePherson Av.. rooms, $500 cash, } ; anes $48 000.00. ; be wig I | ac 0 ul ins $7, =D. SILV ERBLATT. 72° Chestau —. we i ’ y. a. t i502 hia ") er.) m a - rre - , . : rare een FORCED SALE. ee ee ee ak | , ~ WELL LIGHTED BATES | » SiSt—S roams, bath. Teraace: $500) 4258 Westenimeter Pi. BUSINESS PROPERF = wes | > em : SA | ; : flats above: w. bums 612-620 N. Second St. y $10,000.00 cash, balance 6 a . ‘73 | * IC saa ‘a ' . . + Ti a } " ‘ite eneitiecaien , ‘ » _ ; . "i ec n GArtielt 1427 ot “id seco ee Pac . “aneurawbed olern residence Ewa > baths voncrete floor, Lot feet ape ap he . . ss : | , rvuoms, Oat, iurnace; 4132? W ashington Ay.. A. CLA B—SCHOOL—INSTIU TION) rm wsseesior n Sunday, freeride pall grow ae won 149. ; BAKERY BUILDING AND BUSINESS S81 Cotta .. §-rvom brick cottage 9 rooms : 4 60 acres in corn, and 1 anay' West can oo gore a bh. rte a ROOM KE SIDENC E onall) | locates | #2169. Sa! = b ENTERS RUILDING ne wartads baker: stor na * sh and §: mame S. 306-8 Ww. Third St. 2a a IMMEDIATE Pt OSSESSION LARGE ROOMS Dot mee STORE BUILDING =— | thie tC ERBLATT, ses 9 rooms. easy terms. ad ; agsume U. & Goreng loan a Peruin ID ~ ww ‘ S TODAS } aD oY monthly. Z R . SPDR NC = 5 AR. (, AIN ] OY i BIC E rORY., FOR : SAL E ‘ ‘yy “a ab wonder eh. 36 q tk. S rowms. bath. furnace. $35! "a 12 roonis. w purchaser will g ene. tae xi floors” exceu PRIVATE SWITCH Send ME a iede SIi4. | $500 cash and $50 monthy. | building. If it bought ae am eligi: iti sce TMs * — t this i , yal ie Apply 148 Carn xT’ r a a an 72 i above: near Wal ai Mit lar i roums “ae. 4 2 rood ¥167 Washington AV.. deena rah She: - PASSE rs ' oe ‘ ‘ iJ baad . a : Tt ilies a ."' — “4 aga ~ ion , . x thi le 2 CO. 2 “a N — but ~ ee sag }. PRE KL D REA! 13 = PHON® HUMBOLT OF823 ‘st. ear parn “Lt Vantis ag volte! eondition; § ef, “stu > minis } / story building. See cneapace area. : _ in on $0554 i “- 1610 Ches' st aaliors 77S an B5 . 8 ISBERG, 3204 S. Grand. 2047 Clark ; ets lear. outh Side corner: a uy 2s St proud bell -! t Shouse, MAM 1696. ) ‘ ‘ a ’ : meee may NEW 6 ROOMS KINGSBURY EDWARD R. EDDINS. 3928 Franklin. | er = Kood condition ren's fur $8430 J. R. PODOL SKY, 202. 722 Chestnut. BUNGALOWS 200-210 S. Theresa Ay Arkansas bus Pu Baha sta ; 814 Chestaut , * aaa ‘ore ge eS no heat furaished: secure tvest- | FINN WU cash buys 9rvo ne “ ' pe oe : : yETOMI LATS — “ EST END “Mowes—8: See CASH block south of Fersythe bl. jut : arenes eee ee ae ewe 4 WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. Garfield 1427 CHRISTOPHER. 1002 CHESTNUT. (3) J Dlasemore £1, 0 FOOMS. buildin a 3 DIVIDERS. Jonesboro, Ark — ty es ef Asbury, with all the appointments \ , : —to ne f rent a ING—@734-26 ~. BROAL DW AY. oer = 7 pre ag may Bagge ot - reseent AV., 2 rOOMS, | Business lot. S Ww { ; iif , ° Ox, Yi Ca ornia ift t earance; brick ga- fara Natural Bridge vrner | mites : © gage ore i . ene - we came us _o bheck from tur . ] hi use a 4 e: pet. ’ : Qn ’ imtS: teri. e mat) I ‘: ae -_ a — pe rd tl ray ro poe cHRISTOr H ER. Lue? £ HESTNU tT. ted) 6939 W est Park Av., sd rooms. 1) k d ef Leurdes Church and schovl: peiz) ur! od. wit! m S dDiocke of Wash- — ; 4 ei BOC The ie wen Sey rd my bse _ Onis é. Fur. particul iw wh Poe R. "3xx-—Dandy S-room brick: , lerogee an Okie —~Galifornia Poultry Ranch cash and monthly payment, will » pT niversity and the Warren Lynn’ &) pvVENTH. -16 =~ StOTES and | yy oe 1 R: RR RE LTY aoe ace. goed condition; terms. ot9 Maffitt Av +. 2 rooms. ] 23 feet. . excellent stand of alfa » _ . - . ’ iv, ‘ a « ° r . ” ’ | . ane of thexe artistic homes. a 4 by. drowns. “ ba hs. Ayin roo ‘ : : : : 7™ = 3 — ; rea: "See a 4? b+, HT) = : FF. “ONHAED { Fr. st ULL. vt0l4 bast With 20 apy ee sae poultry houses. > . 4 ‘ —* - i ’ Z . ¥ —- e a ‘ ex rent one house and tne wh i wr ~~ stores Ge i5@:3 ria t- eT rea | Oatll a r ms ert ; - +h: O- o ; 3 , r : | VY ELEGAN r He MME “WILFORD P OY WEbater 149, (0) Income $180, Month. Asking Only ai SAGO | ccm hanehens - naaranan good | invest: | 7)", S12 ‘O00. 4 ae nt $160 41 = lo F ear AY ETTE ach oe AY.. garage, lot TF; eee . . , : " = ~“ en, ? . — a - rads, BE oF he ute eau: ~ iT. s alif ti ale r ent ' Tr . rr} ’ KRRAF 4 ZA Ae i= ] | ’ B — — 2 r () e 4 Vv * | M4 , +) oe ho s hatching ne en tbs: bet-water be: oie eel omnes QU At TTY IX A abuye: ane &%. east of Jetierson. Here 1 dealt rs, 472 rginia. Riversi 444 Ve —— email canis a lng var SIAMY , & POs Cece. 128 feet 6 inches. Be. P natchery; can use all eTtmis at e (tro Lu ie - te urneace: $3": JU; sm) i] Dae Mie : . . a acason good sary G-rects Pick resides . sa Ba i perch: garage. POnwemuiy . Sur 7 ROOM HOME WE NZL ICK 1020 Chestz — Arfiela 1427 3008 Kor Re AN TILE BU iL. DING — +e it Maffitt: = ~ me stucco cot- Separate furnaces, 3-@ar gar- | S. BE. © er. 6th and dou. haif cash. Box J-267. Post - see Scat bo : r a bie™4 a | ‘ ‘ - aa bA A . e- é- - 4 ~ ; ‘ eeu ii : ides’ s> ri : ‘ ” : ; Pi >, «>- ‘ se iti f -s — ” ha ge Ba P YOuASCH SEAM CUOCTEAL—OOEOEE | case and male’ tamse hate, B Fonina om | tame St eee mall ek i: eee. Av.. 3-sto oe alas WEST END RESIDENCE 900 BUENA VISTA | sAiUTRRERERDIG: § BARGAIN OS SSShatsnt Thins ours bi, elect far | aman Ce ae ry boildingg eI Florida E \ , THIS SOUTHERN ARTERY. — . nace rarages: will sell store buildin 3633 Cozens nd 5 roem frame f; 1524 Gratiot St.. 2-story | 1644 ACRES © eg =sFORE the fall rush. duy » ASTI Newberrs nies x? . west of Fores; Park: BARNGROVE € SPECHT. it? N. STH. (wim or “without stock: bargain for. the at's bargain: small payment tows a . | BEFORE, Grice that will make you me “BAST Nee foxi4e ‘co Mee Se he Oe 2 iated: bas ames! x S11-513 MAKKET 9. right man; sickuess is reason. S ner! 3007-09 Lacied nd 9 room fiat; building. Lot 25x100 feet. Manchester Road, AR ee - i AS it 4 LOR rRUsT r.« saad . ad — _ es patti row , su betas ali im » 4 -_ : ‘ Z , ‘e* Dis : . ; : e. gee with us July and ~ ie es ; ,” | , ’ ya b » 4 ; . + —s om ‘ ’ re ~ a a 1 : » a + 7 : : . ey rer ee i ~ * t ca “Taylor end Easton _se} | living room, ean room with tile floor. Bree | with deep. aoe t; curner of alley. | [ARTWIG-DISCHINGER, 2808 rant | 4086 Cook; dandy 7-roum house; > - Bargain. ' Denny Road. ae a ere ect. men now are : ae ‘ ¥ “ ? . > ha ae “ , m 4 : , : ‘ rail 7 | ‘ “ Aw . a’ “ha Bait Ti i Cc a oe ‘ o i I : xe . =] (iH) ASHI “ug in basement; afTrange to » : . : — a 7 ? | : ; . ina for futures: free trip te buyers. 7 ie ~\* ee ee ee ~ 2 / Ps e e. Werth 3°. ay ir wre mi ae oe : | Sa atectaneaaneaaaeaacaaoeaee ————————— = ; +c 408 Olive. reom erms 1 buy thie 12-reom “a> ee eee eae . SearrTr h. EMENZ R. «0 = Aut. ~b. r1-: =be vi LAK AY E rE + -ottage; dandy 93-reom cottage ee “a ND oO + ee Fich black land: to ¢ ict biaekt land: vo « no St PR oleic tte Tols. caianece © Brey ORR eee oni: WEES gp RE ees ie: PM Ree Hegre Ve gresT” es tee "Paecat ale oes Fe A ys aes iw pee. sf we ‘ Ain 4 rao ees Sones an igo ¥% inal Pe he ~ +e ¥ s on + ape ee pr on x . Dy, oe ae Babes, RF ey, (ett ress Pence tig gate the pore “he a taNeey, thy Silane +) ae Ft ta age cake eiad Sheet > he te ae ae Sr eae aces . Mra, renidence IEE Wo Rucu!. hot | g GES. F. BESGEELD REALTY Ch, | NEW STORE FLATS—G89 CASH |X. +. cor. Latarette and Obio, 100x105 /$5W000 On “BUSINESS PROP, FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. FOR D500 acre three crepe ber i E wate? hat Ow ee is ~ t ANN NX Av - en Bon y $1 ir Ssu a onth- fu 7 iT used a2 fur. I fine or wae Ge, Ur nN wv Tvoetas sad0eVve : pe without fertilizer: on we pee? MeMic ‘ \ b 4 s ‘ont Gy De mar g r n in wpect : Od 4 -: : : nig sf in se. ~ ~o8-; 1-7. ‘ a bon " new storee® Central” se cae es th railroad, Rd ee et b 3 _ «One } ~~ 1 . . - 3 a “k tells truth abuut Florida 01 RIN ae: CAbeS TR | : 7305 ARYLA AND Page ce tees eer Street Opportunity si for qutemobile or other business, 60x /*nut. CEntral 9793. Lindell $200M. tc* Four-Story Building. 35,000 Square Feet. hs. moniniy pavoents $1.50 aa acre, pe tert ls er heat, et! burner. tl + eta floor hres ait arent pppoe ine e 4 ons EE Pec a ee ee ewe Wa | ene, See ruoms, bath, fur- Elevat L 60x155 Feet _ reat. no taxes; Sick bene wowed ee-ft. hot W AGNE R-GRANT- B E halls rape Sigg or ny = devour 'y atnagggdir ne te o~-n4 «. 4: oda ee bo eee : a ae “a Nace; n papered and painted. pe evator. ot X1V9 eet. oe = SYLVESTER k. WILSON, Dept. C. ° — ; - 7%: ‘ mn ‘ i . \iar AT si rere i = * ode ‘ > am 4 : o % nN , ; . ‘ ‘ _ 5 ? : SWEISBERG. 3204 5. GRAND. see2))6—| GRAND LACLEDE 2339. | KING SBt RY. $4500 1 Seen gr — HHitweke est for inspetion frum 3 to > p. m. today. Fla. wu FE : QU per prive reduced to it IENRY WIFEY 7 RP wD 14 (Recent | ‘ nt sy os no - 7 ; s Orlando. 2. Se Seem eaters alt conveniences: nice} COUNTRY HOME IN CITY | oot Saad Mts cde ttniged Sie Pt_ particulars, CHiatral 607 WEI INGE, I Np Jefferson __@) | 2217-19 WASH STREET _ aie ; ad . SS , Si i] eens Pes Shr denne agers pape Ronen oe sete TO REIN he me ARR OS De ag 8 Kel ORR ER Rep CPO ER vee : i a A Lo aie sa i in Rete Mis Ups . pg: oy ay Wie a ‘ * wh ¥ Ase ae iD. Pw oN ER i, ‘ers YY heat uw , Poo Testis ti 1 | ita ? Lis ; s lawn and shate frees: fur ONE TO fa T-rex a ' sll con, a lard ms iraxe im basement: k : I ee excellent iocatron ; brock fra at ~ . —— 6o-FooT (oys OOM HOUSE SNA ur all Mt & mo 7 & . a! “hickory im me tres ravi ity i a ae | 7 3 I THW ES) . ; ; = nme . . rt i; geil cheaj ‘ rhone Oe) ; | iz our-Story and Basement Building, 50x143 Feet. awner has instruct: qd mt get pn - 250,204 _ UO Daly av P53 Mon hot-wat heat. ] ree oe i - ai sae as ad ae * go . “ a a fect Biren - To. not . : | , on tm MAR in 5 r “359n-3! S500 — eeemenationd 35.000 Square Feet. Electrie Elevator. through at ome, very Ww pice, We Cal aa ~ . na te : he * ay > : eon « amd tor axe tore at soft drinks: fine ond fieor: pce acer Se ie nee otal R. 7a Leonard $500 down. ites - rn wet and Gartield 3165 4405 Westminster PI. ei ax cay IN rents: price right: waut offer. - fal busines ictor 1120. 3. W. PRICE, | ,4034-56 nacy. $1000 down. ey Will Sell Either One or Both. 4 - pee tre i . “ . Te vata ‘ ‘ vi > ~ ; q ree y , . +} Renu lt. * (he: “* ; ; arke _$ jon. ' ; ’ ATTRACTIVE PRICE {| .,.® THI: BARGA | | ia ~ : | ine: price very CLIRACHIVE WEST PSD HOME ras ca ES BAR GN com |XEWSTEAD, SIT1P1 Nees, ea] . Soe AER Sper ace MARTIN & BREITT, REALTORS | f desired "3" Sumatine, Wewct Bs ‘ rling tet: ame t- iT Arhngt ia. +3) Lot SOx134. modern heme; attractivel igned: large | : 2 or . : et ed po ol Musi tile oth at een : “* ceed ne agp - : Lor n idea} location: close to Umou: owner wil datos a gale ot: with garages: and a bargain. TT a = a rear, |above. newly decorated. Excellent bust- | | = J hb h. 1119 Chemical Bldg. * . —— 5) acres: near Smilhton, mt - acres; near WENZL dc R 1010 Chestnar. GArfield 1427 L. 2 GRAND JONES, INC. | $7000 CAS mata aa Ue Lee THWEST RE LTx I LAR See RN yb SY I, en ee sated i . 4 a. . ° 4. + +4 a 3 a ity ore fees it 1380 Si awmut pl remarkable buy. See thie today, stean = eal rane. ‘Teens. » , \ | 4 ~ “- n a ell tarticld } aeAds ‘ 2620-24 \.—UOWNER WANTS S. RINGSHIGHWAY iY > 2 teed F | e, Tee. Ce Hicameat amcninss.. ete. ae ae s ae - . = oe :. : . v . : , bar Bes 2 ; : j v, ; + _ 1* nea ~ - . a bath. — concrete garase. 3 wonderi ul ~ ’ tx? Ot-wate leat hardwood 100rs , -——— oe . — ide : ety ‘ cme with 4 . Sima.l cath paymen will handl- live S pa nm £f ley ; ; ; 4 FARM-3119 acres: home: the price is ouly $17.500. NEW 3-R OOM BUNGALOW uci Sie bate kad ue? mane ae vee a ee ae ae nsisting of 3 | feel, ee ae 8 ag: Olive Street, a 100 ft. boulevard, will be the finest in Ameriens priv emben, a = cH av xe EY P. HEATH, GaArtfieid _—_ . 6913 ETZEL AV rag _ terms ‘o responsible buvrer. ~re ~ — at ~~ per cent pr m prk 4 toner aa ons aa +, 1 4 vo 4a let us b - a w BU NGALOWS SELLING FAST business coneerns are seeking locations on same, and the P ] drive to : at LOU i >> * ” . . et. ' 4 ~~ # ‘ . . : ' , : ** - " bd , ; : > : - - ae : , oil CATAEDRAL HOME—sé5e CASH Five-room brick dunsalow t be Snes e Homes Corporation STORE STILDING. ; WALTER Sen iS Chestnet inished, “We invite” your’ inspection: || ment of this wonderful boulevard will increase the valeg Gamm : callineyitie * xdministrator, “= é ‘ * i ie ‘o. A 4 & ee & , > . i i e t? Ts | cape ' . ° -% » ‘ : ; 2 ca. es ‘ : ae ‘ a. > 1° “Nae Aili af ; 7 S crt . . Ps Ad - ° = - . . Pie 7 Be on gegen a8 M om ES FPN +A gga ot 502132.6 a sti : i AGE | aii ' 4101 W. Le xingtep; govd busin Cer | iw ‘oors. tile bath. hip roof. large f this property, and now is the time to buy. For particulars see Wachter, Collingvilie, Il. BK. Pima seme a ceame hati: furt ao we ter ff! { rj rooms oniVv $54 mon! hiv zi « 91. os eject ric . nen rs - - .} 7h ' wi. i’ [BARE + i ; birt : j 11 . : “yo at ~~ TL tm ered . rye. ’ > ¥ ° HiT i Mt . ’ . > . a hh 7 ] ws } ron } ‘ ; , vr) 21.2) ‘ Tooms. separat > built-in garage, ae lower - ce. “wi “ a must feiinke cite. fi Gee. ae ee a ae ita 8% Natural Bridze. “cheapest piece on Delm: baths, ejectn “y rae through: NEW SINGLE FLAT RM HY ylEME wz 2 3 CO. 614 Chestnut. ee somes tile, the with marble | Bealtorn 820 Cheatant « %. : CORNER WORTH. Bt YING. DELMAR. 33 100 feet west of Var at ‘econd flo acant, ready to mov 4006 Finney av. 2 excellent 5 and 5 . A a . Teh. ‘LINDEL. L BL.—ONL\ ONE LEFT shower etmil me beat. living room =.) Somes” | : ‘i ar OF allon Park | 5 fl: | deventer roon new x] in. =. | men thy Price $7500. room buildings, separate baths and > | = a belew if you are looking ge = = $0~l. with firep R. 2 a vole > W AT E RM AN AY. cael tert oe Reng 3 ne _ ats. EMNERS | pelo (rR. = = a La SIT, \ ; RT. Tr R. 101. 729 ie —— for you to see LANDS a sale. J. ¥. a 8 well-built ~ mage ge ones and s} “~~ ewa' mi I- q ' r reas aoe ; , °0 boom ' ome dete gage on _ ¥ ana { st mar- | ; 3 $5 pete eorner of Prai-* ri OTD ‘~~ soe tes eb 1 REON © ce on reasonable ferme. ie Levis. mi x 7 EDA. e : eli ee - e as ea bea rR ws wl ~ se i? ‘ iT? } mm 4 a a - io ana n a! . Se make tery 94 » at ; is root, side drive, 2-car garas’ avermobiog |W. B. SEL . 1 Ben RE price ve TT eT =r} WEINBERG & WEINBERG KEALTY CO. _ 126 N. WHITTIER—$730 CASH ae pretest eae | - 2. ™ ‘ > at . SU, : : ae Ss : . ' = 4) 4 Chesteat “ye ~ “ y oe i 5 panty a . . ce 4 University _iiilts: priced low ' | eset | . Se 228 Xi SR’ lr H Ml ARK 809 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 47794710.) S. © cor. Whittier and ~ _ splendid | == —— ; 145 Aeres Near Wa WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut G Arte ES2'| 6919 Colusa versity City, lars “B IG “BARG AIN Southeast corner Thirteent tore | PRANGE. 5346—Business property with t $54 F ae month: see this bargain. || ! ) TIMBER LANDS ae On country — 2540 DELM AR—ONLY £15,008 , 1 RE 0 an ’ a‘ and flat building: lot SOx11L: carae t grocery ana comects ner ' : eee Tae “Entral 85 WILL seth 600 ) acres re ak :; j mr iit ‘ u ‘ ; I ’ : ‘ . , . bun ay type: tiled te it hy : 7 ieee ,} rum ie first i ri we > — t rl ect cendith n For : articuiars ‘a! Vi ASHI rN *TON SO 334-. ae wa ; gage im™- : ' . - excent 5 Ser Grom Beye UE ie “juste otgetgm on es’ || 7048 NORTHMOOR DRIVE | bic eH ee yankee a eee cee | WASHINGTON. Soa go 100 soot qpomrsat en Pigevines 81 ks Xe bath. hot-water h@at, 2-car brick garage; . larg poms. ' % we 3 . ; : “ 4 3-ROOM HOT SES—$1 se ¢ ASH i | FT ZPORTER. 4048 Shenandeahe re , toilet uta lay tor - SPCOrn ‘ r a ‘ ~ rae kK : e ray th Rivd tr ) ~ ~air ala “ake emate 800 a OR ua! ty - a Lat ' renting | i Do m5 sranary. Sint Stay Fare co. GArtie ad 3166 “ brie r: . = o eat 143 Ne a fm rye’ "tixtieal!ly finiahed, “ T ( RE ES N I , F L A Ts SAA INtes Rt i} 4915 D Ra aie . Noor wane . Das ) a. O as W n ie ~~ ee — = ome rete hatching ‘cline, wel ~ . 4 : | De mm cheap price Tht (etho | > TOOt . TT pe: one G: _ aa " ae mi hardwood floors, New Business Corner oy Property | 5 a. . Springs: — f ‘nit yt ly 3 IN RaSF -* w. ¢ te, this property hae a bi ‘uhe- OWN THIS HOME i 4 Fad . ul De in University | i only « EIN RASEMENT _N. W. oo ni 2101-3 Forest s new modern itty Seo WHY WAN 799 Cheemnut : tes : | > oe - ver acre oF WONDERFUL CABANNE E DISTRUT Se all” BUSH BURNS. MAN 4327 phe. STi the adn enn ee | | 2508-T University ie sinaie tet of Mh lei nae a ee vetficien + apa ta | fom See AYMAN. 722 Chestn . | | FARMS WA i GEO. W. CUTS PRIC : ‘ : +s - eRe ‘ _ : 808 buy in th “tr ims n ath each. Seng os . > ' = sal investment rn » a a ‘ean ; FARM Wtd.— Between et tS BAe RESI- i eee ss 7 tl ni > sae et sae “co — a real imv ste ” bf . at | ; r i} Ue on ne he "a ‘ 7a at ‘ i. ‘ >? . pe { t S.. GA = id ‘RI00 RIGHT FOR St BDIVISION } “ ; on hirhway 3): one 12 SELECT NO MITH EXTRA WEST - N LD RE SIDE NC FE. i ? ner. 30x60; non-resident o Says sel BARGAIN, BUSINESS. ae “a's Gael ecient a “5 - +a, 7 goa ; . _— @ p oe - ‘ > wg > OTCG in oT. d its unt ’ ristait ; . , be . ‘aa beautifully located: hot-water heat and ev OP EN FOR INSP kt SHON EMM} LM ANN & SPACKLER B. CO.} -, S90! Claston: % stores. fats stove; lot) for colored subditisio price 50 per a ) | FARM Wtd—Quick: 1 ( ht th ; ; sis a egviay spapisisie. vow y Ol w Ihe ll] on reasonable termes ae : » ne con ! v ; "7 ; mente, Mr. des ira dir 4 ang { hes iiiinsinlii ie taiettacstiiaiiae —— os Bre ife Value 4 on! bar in mre! (gArtield Lion 1} e. r or “4. . “anes . ’ ‘ Yr ; : Lor. . - on d a bs Oe 8 a > , , he] : ij ‘vi $i. \WENZ a Y; : ; ‘ a 4 : ah ATTER(C ITH. 622 . — i high was: LARGE Le wxiGO;,, Bex | * ' : = + : Northwest ; ‘ . re be | toom cottage. Smith, J616 ERY ANI TREES ~ » * ions yar : gress : ai] oe om eae ae tim — - 4 ; ; + L SHEUBRERY o To. ST. ROCH’ > 1 ARISH | SEE SE ae aes ee ‘ESS PROPERTY-—Unusualiy cod! @42 sq. ren a oe ee 2 ae 5 HAVE A NUMBER OF NICE HOMES ee = | es —-~ DAY. a BOS” Ms Phe psc nh, wowhet ng city; _ men bigs mst i hargain P..et-TMenstch = sh AT i BFE BOUGHT ON TERMS OF a awe ae FARM Wid —Smail tract BELLS, REALTORS. GARFIELD O's hot: aber ne seaweed Peers, 2 = bath: £544 | Me .PHERS¢ YN ORTHWEST-GUTH REA! . | GiLT-RDGE INVESTMENiS. ~ 100 UNION-EASTON TRUST CO.. | set Loule uaitabte fer cha a FORCED TO SELL | ant rear porches: ¢a a. : as lian ay. % 4627-38 De! x a 3225 KASTON, FOREST 1370. \y eee, : athe of St oa ome hag warage - admission by card ALMER. INC... SLT Chest sot-water hes : iwo dil ors, kk Gin : AN - a | 300 = LL 0 , 3 amd 3 ro eenparat h lectric: — — oo = mie Ss ouly; see us at once for this bargain NE W HOMES- ~} L E rT "0 r f admission, ats on 5: Ghenlienh weletiethaed: aber 418-4. os E ASTON 7 oe a UNGINg. ail an pemeneemmecanitetaat embers, | trees. ete.: state price and : O. J. McCAWLEY R. CO. npeed ) : a Icing B ation SIRALDIN BROS Phos ‘oo... Store. fla ture show rage: lot) Ded: 4 $1520. - ee a adel - . to 75 acres. Box Y¥-337E. Ain 2814 _ 3 lane, ght Toome tie bats. » EDWARD L. B AKEWE LL 3 Chestnut. | S5x128. AUPMAN. | . 722 € ACT QUICK : aes rive : 7 8 i vA ~ ts s~N : 7 t. N R 2 re > 9° Choeet nr ‘t ss PMA mm +1). 6 «ca — od : a “ai ‘ ME’’ Tweed floor rick h furna ma A INESS CORNER—Bigz@st : : oom “y =e = ——- : - ! : . acres. ssialines IDE AL He Mt iat netwens ie & x Seech furnace A ;arfield 535. ne NM. th 8560 area's terms: : , vend , * stores flats, all oceup ed __ SEW (BRICK —- - : ’ — J ~ s j . . . . - — _ ' e "hi. ous lange closets: hot-water beat, han. aan i Prendeas.” : — UTH REALT ee ee 2 storms 4 flats: $7500. | $650 CASH. BALANCE TERMS STOP PAYING RENT! Poet: Dwpsich wood nore and fimish, excellent fixtures 2 = : aie oy — MULLIN- LTE | ‘ rooms til ed pe vas h —~ soul floors, end RY i on os. Chae DEATH IN FAMILY bk Corace:’ Weniiertel "weal mt =. eld 4237. | £1 ctrie f Be Your Own Landlord | FARMS FOR HEN 4 HIEME NZ _ €e>.. 814 ¢ hestriut L ( ‘ : - —o ae, : =e ' : i a ~ N ™ | MORRIS “AAC oF ‘*R. ce. “S°6. : et. ' P: Tl K TC » REN - DENCE WwW U al. SEL! . HOSE : lose To tk. station: 2 s1 ; rex LODGES. BR. (TER ITIES A at lf vou own a jot. Yahlem will aad a 1. G. Brown YNTE RESID ( 3619 . INNEY AY. INVESTORS, ATTENTION—THREE uild ¢ . 2 ~ares = be ie Leng reoms, “un [2 athedra] sim oes i BARAGIN | build a beautiful, modern home CHICKEN FARM—5 acres. ¥ i : aebbe arene reasona bie Mo tb . ' ‘Ye a it-room reskience; baths. on it for vou—brick or frame, der wentte - ee eon to be aps reciated. 6378 Ajamo av catine min ba ® norch. ‘omiwork ‘ret oa ss ; re oor : Saini ih vnuen: lee fin L apl ity —- tor and flat: why pay Ten wh mn vou can ? th oT oe : ofaener int . . ' 3. 4. » or 6 rooms—and vou ean . den: near train. electric: cAee : " ego Ye ' _ : itt ~ aa _— . ——- —_-—_— . . +) i r x. Thia most attractive @ room -home | Hamilton Steere Plymouth and Juan. | MISSISSIPPI VAI LEY TRUST co Agent tore and n22 - oe gy te lot 418 poe M DWELLING completely paid for he will lend POULTRY FARM — 1 ee perfect conditigi: ver oye ~ % diok from Page and City Limite csr. MAin 3640) ith and: Pine 12 rms. tee of. sige * IMP’VED PR’P’T A Bo SALE cLE : SEWLY. Décor pi 2 you the money to complete the aon LOEWENSTEIN, oun ~ Ret “i 4855 ee lil aga ial ede waa ant “at Int ; NE Ww RE ESIDEN , — JULI “807 Chenin EAL CO.. FRAN KLIN ANT EW IX orthes Ist Co ’ .: PRICE LOW AND EASY pavrments and then build for vou. RELIABLE party to live on - ‘ 1 vs Ride ae ‘ a = = - Be a Pm st ay ee. ~ ‘ 7 ~) — hi > ; . nar Sr 4 Li nz ™- an net seen tH? DELMAR | 26h ER, RESIDENCES [x x consen ramnonts miles from St. Louw on po Aer Washingt mn : brapale ain ™ oO ROT RAF. ‘RE AL TOR: i "aes “ed ws ' mi) sits 38 : ’ rid. Ask for Mr. Fommenee Ps: “BEFORE BUYING SEB : fhe eee | ie - bia Riverside 4311 goed ae ee ee a . MORRIS (NCH RCO. S26. CHESTNCT. | CLANS. ESTIMATES AXD _ Kingshighway. Riverside 4588 3 520 Central 12 biecks west of Hanies Westmorriand m * et ah SMmAL : tant iRGaY zn room th Sater i! ‘chins SPECIFICATIONS FREE 280 ACRES—Arkansas land. and § mi. and bleck south of Deimar atirac oS Washington - oe 7 ) ht, ny ER WAT > 45-50 8 wo stores SL: ag *-famiiy un } 3} BRANTNER PL.. 3135021-2% ~~— ' elie. din ee f ‘ ‘ tive new home 8 large reoms, sunroom, Kingsbury: 12 roo ". OPEN FOR INSPEC TION nd 3-fami !: wonderful investment, | Tom 0 l-family brie] \ frame of _$10@@ RUS MODERN RESIDENCES. sr CLIP THIS COUPON B23 | acnir at 4311 Motors) Bel tile bath. hardwood floors. weather; 7 Kingsbury, 15 room | R & ULL) aati eS + rooms: st> id alley imorovel jot | BALANCE EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. 5 A RT ce Me Ae thot : Kingsbury; 22 neem | | zarfied 1s2e ee ae . i WATSON. CRKE. Realtors, SOX 125 MORRIS AACH RCO. $26 Chestnut ot! | FORECLOSURE BARG Le BURNS. MAin 4527. (683) Washington: 13 roams, | Barmumeste: W03 Pullerton Bi, || Riverside 4310 S471 Gravois 6 Concortiia, frame bungalow, 4 (*)| | YAHLEM FINANCE coRP || We bnatie @aanek aaa -h , MM Waterm: _— ‘Ren , mn ————— pen Sunday. ns. Sl. ue = ' ~—o a cay ‘¢ bandle defaulted - Sh ae >9 De GIL\ ERVILLE AV. 5203 Weat Pine rom onen today 7 | ~~ | praiKese ats 6 Bc ——~- ee * eget = sittin a Zi , 30s WEST BELLE—8730 c ASH 1635 N. Grand, St. Louis, Mo. eceli your farm lands - very meoder nh * . oven heuse wei yailt : Wes p ine e : = :, " aan : ton — ie‘ : mite ' ii 47, * we ‘ee &: : "Is on : 4 7 - ome a na . } . , a> See tee AT? arn c e ertme : - : v AN S& = ST tL ? AND ‘ co. at and attractive near the echoel the shop- i Oe Watennan — wr >t) ; i hase — “wt. , oe “a attains 4-FAMWII ¥ FLAT- 8.500 c ASH ‘ Beautiful ane River a Seve brick house: meadern immeniiate | Westiminater ~ Nate: « P a ( air , —Sinre and flat ae n thie im : mp peel i, 24-2 Montro bathe and electric ~w DoMmewR fon will evil ehh or without fur . S06 Weetminster 1? PUTTS - rice Ss , ow) : PHL Ht rents S$icsO eu” pr ce a, “ . n 2. . . sf ners ‘ ' ~TiciMmeg iim first-class erred ith tH wwe thie Name : *-* ee ae i ) nat eason . : ee owner woust eh and will quote “ aes) yh mn} % bat! & re ae _— . splendid location ———— 53. Mizu t-room: ‘rez ta th Mheetnnt GArtield Soa ERBLATT ‘= nam re so canine teh f2hing in White River. iia $1000 DOWN : ao ao of Big Bend Bou! 2303 Hverside jlat_ S0x127- $3000 130 CAR | | |St house: nite shade: streumn & x wramie FP ack: & peems Der Top ss : . : Ji? DPenneyivar 4-reom frame- batt _= —_ (ASH BEYS NE ase | (ure; clasing affaires. 1430 Granville: B ‘rou house. hamiwomd 54: ’ “a - ‘ i o~ "iene Poe ay —" wut furnacs rare {Gen Ss ’ Ss: “ monthiy; d : oa ; food —s $a " tMHaAntie : rh tis, bat! . 1t).} ij Boland }»? ls Le e , : see “ . ~~ = : ss : - . > . 4 . . a . ~ a . , a — * : ¥? : ‘ (++ teeis ” : “ . ¢ a >) D4 : ‘ -7 ; ,* ‘ m . 4 * . ss” . " > 4 REALT T RS g°° (> esttiat °: Vat ee; ater j ‘ “eM 4 ' es ; , Lak 4 , . h¢ ; tei e : 14) Bro! . . n c . ” . | -} F ils re ’ cacede: 30 rooms: apen today - STORES ‘(D> FLAT ~eare ten ail ae ' BEAUTIFUL HOME WESTMOOK PARK STORES AND, FLATS —Promment mun. |." 8304 Hanrori. 3-room frame: $190 S ours ‘arg. ‘ia ht ft HOE ™ these pew tween . . Park a r } - Te orgy oe eae eee : — I care: owner on ‘ acini — , ie cerner must HILLCRES fencrs, surrounded by some HOME SNAP HOME a ten ee ne eS “INVES STE NTS ETH PROT. | ee ee ng run. he orm ~~ “er? ~ « : we . . os — - - aout - “+ 2. Te tard Wonderfully sfranced S-room cesidence ace: ARUNDEL PF inaien ae pe a : . Stl. mon th. Francis « sy ee ee low, ® -~_ residence WE RAVE & NUMBER OF NICE. the ctassified “Business | > BERGFRLD RPALTY co ponomede i : d vm! ee room frame residence HOMES THAT (4N BE BOUGHT BROS. Forest ‘3 ; . . Carzens yb) 'N TERMS OF $100 (45h. fer Sale” columns ef the Pest-. cOReN v4 “RE AL. TY s Ns oe. UNTON-EASTON TREST Co. Dispatch. ‘2 > 72" Webster 78 3073 FASTON, T is%@..<*s3) 4. F aie ‘ Rest ni ’ Realt«ora.

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BUSINESS FOR SALE lo: 3° | DELIC Ye = ee 3 in a city: V Ww est End: ___ BUSINESS WANTED | business: Wwe have RA! advance charees. ee FOR SALE ' in 98-family apart- _ average poee per semen ‘Deicatensen and Lunchery GARDNE R REAL ry “Sell Your eee Ss Quickly and Privately Phone or write, our representative will cal! Almo Investment. CO. “We Seil Your oes OFFICE —_ ‘omplete fo s* bs 2 Box N-63. +) ‘ CONFECTIONERY You Pay Us s Nothing = ANY BU = al SOLD QUICKLY AND PRIVATELY SON FECTIONERY- | CONFECTIONERY. one ee ‘ poss -35 eh * WO a os AY } SUT. 400 Title Guar. tome ae laiksins ” ‘ i Spain ne ate a to ey BUSINESS FOR SALE CONF ROTIONE R RADIO SUPPL Y SHOCK. old . os le ee ee eee ae ( ‘ONF ECTIO: iN ERY _SHOP—Do hg goed Srahieheaet Mat anette ae ‘ON FECTIONER ¥—And ice cre os = in At > Bex . Pe 2. CONFEC rIONE RY AND LU NC H Pe ran Da Le Hi oO BAKED ENAME 4° . of ecgeronn aah Hine tes = C hMONERY— W rom! re), t A Sia feo eee. ee a ‘ death cia bias Bale ieee ee ee eee ea GON FECTIONERY- KAKE R Y—Strictis Cae ae Pe an . : NI UDR ee ate ae ee th hh Oi a .KERY- mt tel ae din’ ~~ Sele I 2s. Toa: e ar nee me OE - ye ride MP ba ied ge CONPECTIO NERY —273. CONF KCTICN: BR V : $1000 | (y AR AGE Deeetend and Gibson. BMARKRECUE AND Call vr = BARBECUE AND SOFT DRINK : sa of ee TIC NER | meme ir} , ae AME SSIS cen SE coat ee ee be ee " 2 wate: wry On aad . am 4 " . ‘ . " ’ K. BAR B Ke t K AND REFRESHMEN OISS “SEE EG GE RSof C mam SUNN \ “ ys » 3 Sa hy end ec A Oe { G ARI — WOTOR Cu ¢@ NF > CTIONE RY CONFECTION ER AND ME AT MARKET te MKALT Re SHOP rane BTLTIARD PARLOR ~ Gig iu nit Nese A FU0”0 Pa ' Lene — - si "yy A r 14g a “ Ee Sa AS + eee | laree store, worth $4500: Will sacrifice for | $2750: mrst be sold this week Box L- 342. Post-Dispatch. _ GROCERY AND ¢ ‘ONF PC TION ERY—No compet. tion s? ret flat overhead Jesired: a real barcain at $1: 3,505. HU mboit “618 week davs or Sunday morning. (65) GROCERY. MEATS—Sales “$700 “per week. Can increase Al fixtures. Cash bus!- ness. fest location, Large stock. Owner retiring. Make offer. ALMO INVESTMENT Cu.. 806 Arcade Bidg. MAin 4578. GROC ERY AND MEAT MARKET—Ex- eeptional apportunity: good location in North St. Lours, weekly sales $700: cash and ecarrv business: will inventory stoc ind fixtures; heavy stock: oniy interested r art v need a pp ls Box N ‘ 1 . Poet -I , = ;GROCERY irv goods of general merchan- if rou want tise stores wanted for cash te dispose ‘f vour stock or: sacrifice for quick cash. call MOLA SKY General Mer- ; —- | +4 soa | ? {2a andise Brokers. oU1L Internationa: ail Rice MAin 168 HAMBURGER LUNCH HOUSB—-Cheai jiving rogms. aan 5 ha ston. HARDWARE STORE—Cheap. 5616 Paze. HARDW ARE or a8 stock and ftx- t re = AMba Ze) \ fire anc bi! 3 * sor . " 1? $2000 Sith? takes all Ca IE ma 3164 HARDW ARE—sales $1500 per month rent $67.50, in®iudine rooms: good Dus! ness distri arge stock Owner retiring. ice S200 IMO INVESTMENT tO \ M 80) Arcade Bide MAin 4578. HAR LO WARE AND VARIETY STORE— fiperated » y sane owrer. "oO years a ho s rectrringc $25 H) for stocs and fixtures, Yr } it mt ‘ the stock at wholesale rice and @ pw purchaser 25 per ent ls- ‘ ni: good paying plan i rena s-! as not all the cash will arnange terms un part 2322-24 Chor " l Hardware— South Grand Price 816.000, or ‘finvoice: investigate: HOTE! — I rooma sh or terms: leav ing city 1719 Market GArfield 2179 ROTEL Best propositien in city with fu Experienced ote man with som Mone wants conneetion Wilh party to in- vest $13. 000. Investigation invited. Box ‘\ 251 Post-Dispatch ICE CREAM CANDY. soft drink pario: $109 Rutger, Will invotee. ICE CREAM PARLOR—Good ‘ease. 803 . + -_ Tower Grove. ic, } ICE AND COAL RO F—splendid s tA En heap Bor K-196, P.-D : ICE CREAM PARLOR—And delicatessen Old estab!l'shment; leased: reasonable Call CAbany 2414. ICE CREAM PARILAIR—And ‘Junchroom; good DHusinesks ba reg ald “ash or terms oe 6 Jefferson fa) IE \WELRY ST% YR Res: “w_> proposition $8000 Box K-182, Post-Dispatch. JEWELRY manufa ring and e pair shor art PQU pped Rox WN -1 P at > &) spatch ‘ LDIES RBADY-TO-WEAR Best won tert di rT Dp - nmityv Fores 1417M | L.DIES’ READ -) LR STORS—! Ww 4 . Sta > she ita 7 ‘ nz Zon Tle ae 7 etiring from r | = * 3 44) - ePaSsol + r Ing ave her interests ss Pox i. Sap a ~ LAUNDRY—In town of about ZoOO ~»opu- lation; willing to trade for vacant orop- TLY. W. HL. Blick. Ferguson. Mo NCH COUNTER—Hamburger and pop stand sht over a aoe & Marke N 40 Ea N } eacr - a Int of health Anplw at 319 Pine. ‘ i"Ne TI] ROWM e cr®am and. d0arpequ* Kern, 4503 Easton ic NaH jw V—-Reasonadie price 6145 “acr Ni aa, é A sickness "Pe : 4 : L- . MACHIN! AND VAN ACTU RINE PLANT—RBex K-194. Post-Dispatch. 4 MEAT MARKET-—-Good location; e8tap- lished trade. 1030 Russel! av (78) MF... 4 WLA RK ET— 00d loca tion &eta”- lished trade 1030 Ruae@ell av ivTRB) MEAT MARKET fruit and vegetable cood cash olored trade ali Monday COlfax 6546 or COlfax 790 " ce} MEAT MARKET-GROCERY—Fresh stock: orice reasonable: good stand. Box O-6 Post-Dispateh. MEAT MARKET AND [RacERY— pe nortaweset McCAat.or good tiiktures ? ness Dr - "fA SUTLAL at ing etcenuent oul MILLINERY BUsSiN#ESS—In Corpus Chrie- ‘ Te x ry} eat rr oat eX imejve and ‘eet estabiished: annual sales about $290.000 centrally jocated tn fast-erowing citv: ad- Vantazeous iease AGe¢ E Nichols or- 4 ~ “Ey a . . \ —_ % ~ ~ t..3 -. ™ , =? \ ,¢i VS ~ a a HH! henge = ben 4 Si A ANT—sma Sue D cas . ‘ it’ Mu : i> “ mo r Mo i? ‘ rr = tN oT — And 48 r sale. tt >.>4} ROBE i Oe Ss lv; iss ie 1 striut «sf - a — ~ 9 &. Pe. \ ; . ‘\ 5 “aes ir eT “a : or eu , ‘ if "awe * - € . 2? Ta ted " \ =. ad ~ ‘ SD >) 7 ‘> Gano LA mt AN ‘ 49TH ™ "s ry a Cran wm let Se ene >, Liisd \ ay L4 “\ ~ —"T" 4 4 . ‘) 3 Fr ‘ ’ a m ‘ i “~ siit Ru) i g. @t «2 irga “arty a ; = - _ . RES 4 R AN Pe : si. ce ' 4 - Atif ths 2°04 ' he Ya : bach Me Mar — . - ~.\ i—iis34 Merce “ 34 ther Sines» . ‘ t - Ae a ee R&E ST 4 i. 4 ANT a Sad “ ' > = Be ware «i ith t)} . 7 J. Hid Ager : N ~% , ~_ r* " ‘BsTtaAt RANT— jdx , G. sO «2 “ a DeSoto wing $°4 > Weenie! . : nm.» fen " ve Turin n n ; I ‘ au i ade j iat ~*~ ie os > ° RESTAURANT —sSoeft drink panlar w mine ‘ — : = Thee , actor ‘ 2s “CREE Sliven: > > ¥ 1 sure s yee hee in 4t3?O or . veer? « “ ee . | B = : Be Dispaic! ‘ tae = 4 . ‘ ~ eet | 7 ,»a vw ss i a . si lea 4 ‘3 ZT ed raver ye ¢ re * » > ai .) a *- é t “e ; wT Te" Se "lie 3 ‘ 4 , 7 - ' rm] isn u Classified Advertisements In This Section Pege Bell: | = —F also “ST. JOHN REALTY “CO... HOUSE—Rooms | ust be sold before ak is. will {Sat everywhere I: went everyone was always praising your great remedy, every St. Louls paper was carrying such wonderful testimonials from reliable people who live here in our midst, all giving Herb Juice such wonderfu. recommendation that I decided trere must be some-'’ thing to it, and thought I might as work so instantaneously. the very beginning I could 4 aa OOMING HOt ‘SE- -9 well furnished rma. ’ Herb Juice, and SoxTs soe SE—3 rooms. 00 S. Levee, 18-fovet Oit Tewn- burmaia; es 2162 ¢ ROW ING : “Hots Sk. starts you feeling goed the very Tirst dose. this is the way it acted in my can truthfelly say ae the greatest remedy that _Lav NC H—New Makewaas Sage AS x SHOP _ MRS. F. W. FINLEY well convince trying a bottle oma! taking your wonderfut treat- different cuticok on life. Stipation has disappeared glad to lend my name to the long from which I suffered. This was part of the enthusiastic statement made Special demonstrator recently at Walgreen's drug store by Mra. F that I took Herb Juice, this testimonial of mine 2 recommendation tries Hert; because [ amr quite sure ¢ they have tried it they wilt as loud in tts praise as I St. Louis, Mo In continuation of her statement “I think it's sim- marveious the way your Herb Juice takes hoid of one it restores one heaith after years of suffering. To Start with. I have been dreadfully constipated for many years. and as you are no doubt aware of the fact more than I am. many disorders such as indigestion. gassy stomach. Mrs. Finley said Juice is one remedy that take with confidence and solute assurance hearty indorsement and @ known as Herb Juice selling any medicine been intreduced. MWanr . e ND ' ‘ON F Ex “TIONERY ST IRE —8o1 N. Broadway Bervousness and general run- pane condition go hand that dreadfu! malady. ccentiiinashade: There was not a sing'e a!iment hich I didn't have before I started ing thts most remarkahi« medt.- ' confess that If think Herb Juice would 514 Washington « me sta'*ements thetr friends may

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rf , ae 5 * * “ 7 ae * * . Be . 5 b * = : — “4 2 7 S73 7? hs - * feree (oor vere [> fll lll CU — ll a CO en vate es: cree s a 6 eee cceee ettre seresreeceee Qe Me [Se2.3c3*f3 Cttttteteeeee, ae Bors: !l Ctl ellClCUMU OOOO Ll eee anaes SIT eres trot 308s e re ta, peter etek tbe eeaeht ot bake) lake eee 90 5 rch eoreeree + eee t ¥ TAISIIN: ih > =» just has that something that > s you feeling good right from very first dose. is the way it acted in my case. y say that this is greatest remedy that I have ECRU ISER—Hacker boat, perfect engine- See real bargain, S LAUNCH—New Wakershaw motor. $1200; new clutch, $100; hall vale aeons £ac- a | MARINE AND BO BOA 5+ SON Broadway Phone CEntral_ 110.” 4332 Hump maw st. OTOR BOAT—AT: at Call Htiand 2038R.ic) § MOTOR—Pieree- Arrow 6-48: with reverse gear. ight. MOTOR BOAT Wtd— Or hull, thode) i of ached yams, . part Wicke. Auto Repairs. c e QIL ENGINE — Siiweourh best 16 ILD on egg r USIC A L Z _ Musical Instruction _ ; ALL im Musical instruments fs taught reason- © &ble by Prof. Dollmer. fies §. Na} lesson Thursday. _ BEGINNERS—Private lessons ; Jo, violin, Fy Pe maa 4 bir ro You as in aay as i E ak 2 i of —_ “Huunteth _dtusic > the dn nsen n 0414 for information. VE you. ever Bormpeesa | + melody ° ? is 4 “tt bg for pein? t's my bus Lindel 5960. cB) POPU". ‘. % MUS1itC— E. Grand b! "9017 5. $008. © . & Musical celsiewment BANS re) PLAYER yienee to nin orches- ; N-44. Poet -Dis spatch. 7 ieotet 4 eee Musicians’ Union: ® tiation advatices July 1; meets ‘evening, northeast corner Marcus and Eas- fui | tine motors, tone- oo N MUSIC co. varnishing Bachan’ vols. Victor 2054. es | £14 Washington avenue. giv: MUSICAL Tuning and Repairing ING, REPAIRS - SERVICE, eer Zs tana AON & y & HAMLIN EXPERTS. KIESELHORST PIANO CO PANY. treet CENTRAL 6200—STA. 5. _ (062) TUNING REF AIRS AND AMPICO ASON & HAMLIN | EXPERTS. Standard prices—no charges for estimate. ESELH« RST PIANO COMPANY, 1007 Olive Street. CENTRAL 6200—STA. 5. Tunin g and Repairing Pian le , el hk mo ot vere e ectHie ic Papes: Sees ioe pompyon. Laclede "150° Mern Gs * ye (c99) Wanted ene eee = a eee WILL buy cylinder | phonograph records, cheap. Box N-53%, Post-Dispatch. WANTED TO. PURCHASE—Used Steinway Grand piano; medium size: walnut or mahogany: must be in good condition. No- tify Box K-201, Post- -Dispatch. (c) Instruments For Sale PANJO GUITAR—For ‘gale; new; between (c 2 and 5 Sunday. Maybell Tenor Banjo Outfits Re ularly sold for $50; specially priced at $37.50. Offer includes case, resonator and all nenennor es. ore $1 per week; small’ fee yayme Free lessons. 2) a ZER. 1006 ‘Olive et. CORNETS — i100. used: saxophones; 50 _ large stock other band instruments sacrifice prices; ail standard makes Hunleth Music Co.. 516 Locust st. (e682) DRUMS—1 sinall drum, jazz band trap drum. complete. Your own price; must sell. 1900 sullivan. (c) DRU MS—Gold amd Ludwig bass ‘cheap. 31274 St. ineent. Victor 2307K DRUMMERS OUTFIT—Complete: racti- cally new: cheap for cash. GRand —_. 3140 Park. cl) SAXOPHONES—-5: at a bargain. oes GRand 1143M. SAXOPHONE—C melody; good condition; eall on Sunday morning. 4842 Hanover. SAXOPHONE—Melody C;: $40. with 10 lessons free: terms. Open Sundays. 1420) N. Grand. (99) SAXOPHONE OUTFIT— Demonstrator; regulariv priced at $100: now only $55: easy terms. Offer includes esse, all accessories and free lessons. | WURLITZER. 1006 Olive TENOR-BANJO—-$225: vera: Wke new; reasonable; aleo violin. COlfax 5588M. TRUMPET . Beautiful pate and tone: a $35 instru- — for only $25: easy terms. Free les- * WURLITZER. 1006 Olive st. UKES—Banio ukes, pene banjos. all makes: half price, 1633 S, Broadway.(c) VIOLIN—Old Heinzel; $35. 4914 Wiefe- VIOLIN—Stainer: made in 1729; price $1500: it has a fine tone, Address W. F.. Keenev. 1411A Olive st.. St. Louis, Mo VIOLIN—Strad model: for sale or trade; a bargain. Call for Patrick. 68 N. Gore. Webster Groves. WEbater 588W. RBDPROIIUCING piano, babv grand: \velte- Mignon; sell cheap. 3844 S. Compiles. MYSICAL INSTRUMENT BARGAINE, - C soprano saxophone, $60: soprano Conn. Sil., $70: alto Fn $45; Conn, $70: C melody saxophone. brass. $50: Holton C melody. silver, $70; conn. $80. B tenor. Buescher, brass, $90. Conn. tenor, silver, $115; cornets, 3 Star Boston, $20: Conn. brass trumpet, 0: Kine trumpet. $42: slide trombre §:. $22.50; neg Scout drums, $8.50; bugles, $4: instruments repaired and exchanged. Ludwie’s, most reliable music house, 716 Pine st. and 821 Washington av. Pianos and Organs For Sale ELECTRIC GRAND—Mahogany: slightly used: regular price $1150: we will sell this fine electric grand for $595: cash or time: music rolls and bench included; store open evenings. WURLITZER, 1006 Olive. — Se ee GRAND PrIANO—$2200 Apollo reproduc- ing grand. with 50 rolise of music and bench: ee transfer account for balance remaming unpaid; $1295: terms to re- liable party. Open evenings until 9%, WURLITZER, “1006 Olive st. GRAND PIANO—Satin finish, mahogany grand piano, looks like new; we are mak- ing a few alterations in our building: we need room; wil) sell this beautiful grand for $375 for quick sale: pay as low as $3.50 a week. Here ie your chance, Storo open evenings. WURLITZER, | 1006 Oliv Olive KRELL, FRENCH, walnut, small | size, modern. a case upright piano: $17 easv pavm KIESELMORST PIANO COMPANY. Established 1879 O07 Olive st. (c56) , pt MEHLIN & SONS GR AND—5 foot: brown mahogany case, bench to match used only 14 months. sold new for $1150: will sell for BALANCE DUE on account. $495: we have other well-known makes that could pass for new: priced as low as $375 for auick sale. Terms. sas monthly. Open evenings wuhtil 9 o WURLITZER. Ms006 Olive st. PIANOS—Uprigcht for ag por $1 a month. Wurlitzer. 1006 Olive (c65) PIANO—tUpright. good Saree $25: must leave city. 3821 McRee. PIANO—Gabler Gprishs: a mahogany finish; almost new. PIANO—Just the right 1m for a river club house. 4118A Arsenal st. PIAN@—Brunswick,. upright; ‘eaving town; will sacrifice. 4959A Lansdowne. _ (c > = a PIANO-—Good. upright: standard make; $175. L Lindel! 0143. 4023 Washington. PIANO—1 pright: mahogany; good condi- tion: reasonable. 3534A Towa. PLANO—Electric. nickel slot: plays violin and drums: § cheap. 3844 5S. Compe. PIANO-—Chickering: mahogany case, beau- tiful tone, $45: exchange department, Dennis Bros., 4524 1 lve]mar_ bn. PIANO—Beautiful electric. nickel slot. $75 for quick sale. 2T0ZA Alhambra court. PRospect 1223. PIA NO—U pright, bargain: good condition: call Sunday afternoon. 1813 Montgom- ery. PIANO—RBeautiful $350. late mye so0d condition: must be sold, movin 1509 8S. 7th st. PTANO—Steinway grand: very attractive ae | price: leaving city this week. Lindell PIANO—New baby grand: also used plager, in good condition. Call before 4. Abany 4643M. (e) PIANOS. phonographs, rolls, records, mus- cal accessories, booths, electric ans a. registers: below cost. Muellers Music Shop. 4164 N. Newstead. PIANO—Newby & Co upright. in good condition; $50: eplendid for your chil- dren to learn to play: $10 down and $5 monthiv. BEYER’S, 17th and Locust 4ts. PIANOS—Upricht. used, as low as $45 each: many to select from: mahogany. wajnut or oak; $10 down delivers one, bal- ance $2 a month: etool included. WURLITZER, 1006 Olive ast. ——— PIANO—Upriaht electric reproducing: uned floor sample: original price $101 Will offer bee My one day only for §$ Term 3M rows eS PIANO CO... 1103 Olive at. (c5) PEA NOS-—Tpelent. used, as low as $15 many to select from: mahogany Bh ma or eis; $5 down delivers one, valance $2 a month: stool included. WURLITZER. 1006 Olive st. (c76) PIANO — Steger crand, 5 feet 4 inches: beautiful mahogany case, bench to ‘natch: sold new for $1000. Balance poaneiatos un- paid and will sell for $315. Terms, $3 per RHMAN PTANO CO... 1101 Olive at. 15) PLAYER- PIANO-—$100: metal tubes: lik 3 _new. 3844 S. Comp (e862 PLAYER- eA i Mewel 100 rolis: leav- ing city. 33424 Virginia. PLAYER-PIANO—Kinesbury: rolls bench; excellent condition: $75. 5219 | Cates. PTLAYER-PIANO—-Good condition. ~~ 3051 Marcus. YER-PIANO—$100: ates tubes: sg 3844 8. Compton, es 6) PTAYER-PIANO— Starck: new; cost at $650. Bargain. GRane_% 4713. _——— Ac? AT seorites, suit Potomac. _{c) cee eT ANrain Fiber, a42k Ler rae ofa oy AN sais © East ad rolls; must iinet mga ~~ PrAVER.-PIA NO—Reasonable. Call Mon- pl eo city. 4244W Ashland. PT. \YER-PIA NO- Hamilton + Manuela: will take Ford sedan or touring car a8 pa pavment. 44° "4 Alaska. — PLAYER-PI [ANO- “Mahogany case: almost nex: rensonable; party leaving town. eT 7Aa5. f siee -eR-PIANO—Cost $795, for - 5: Prat ene A: cabinet: terms to reliable family: leaving city. Box N- 291. raat * — = Sie gy | ay HOU LD GOODS FOR SALE Pianos and Organs For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale SEHO PLAYER- PLANO—$185 ; mahogany case; | CORSETS—2 samples of custom-made a IR COMPRESSO: ; pe a real ba garments: large size. Lindell 7658R. (c)| dell 7836. Ssor w 8 Sune. AS ee and stee:: large stock: 60 BUFFET —Mahogany: table. chetre, Sool KIESELHORST PIANO COMPANY, DRESSES—Handsome, sizes 38 and 44:| AIR ComMPRi = s! = ae Fn A Grease, nogany: fic fan, radiator shiel4. Established 1879, 1007 Olive st. (c56) | “alsa hain, Orest MO16 new, Beas Sait, a ore. chinery. Co. 418 Security Bids. Bt. BABY STROLLERS _ |} DRimar 1720w ; coe ge § hang eel age A ddren HATS—A about 50 ke eaapiable ladies’ vr Ath anges (c99)| Louis. Mo. "(c99) $8 95 BUNGALOW er mae =y z:; 21 Py Mh got “¢ a . Tra ; CaHy" Contectioneey Livibostin, 1iBox| asians? ER CrORERY waar seen, | AIR. OMnREIaER Ouprrre “Lage | TU TING, MITER, Na, iene 6 name 374505 A nemateag i cere PIANO a = half cost price. (c) | Market : Sef, ane: Al condition. Call GArfield EASY 7 s. a — —~ “Mahogany case, mu PANTS— Boy's Jong _panta suit. new, 14-| AIR ‘COMPRESSOR —Cantia = ‘cfP) UNION'S EXCHANGE RE, pee peti nimuas pench: Sold new, for $050:| year size. 917A Fark. i silent se enticed re a rh a) el CHIFFONIERS — $110: terms $2 per week to reliable party. RUMMAGE SALE—-Children’s —eihing: = oa peers. cheap. 1231 pearnee,. Lol La) OAK FINISH, > O29 EpsoupyMm pue APPIN], POW. ching tooka 3 no ors, generators, ma- Poin - Ls ca — ” — ete con A vi manitary: reversible: baraain. ‘6150 . ~ PLAYER-PIANOS “SUITS —Men's size 38. _CAbany 7255. | $0n's. First #1.. Bt. ‘Louis, Mo. (96) TR OR NE | retue EASY TERMS. awn Senet ee wa, suciety people: | gi ter mm trom AIR COMPRESSOR—275 ft. belted. banks. 52'. Wm. C. Johnson & Sons BED—Vernis Martin; coil springs: good peta al EXCHANGE STORE, blanos, some shopworn: a few fl00r/y.6. money. Sales Thursday Friday. Satur- 130-ft. belted air comorenece. Machinery Co.. rest N. 12th st.. St. Louts. ‘condition; cheap. 4558 Alcott, EVENTH AND MARKET STS. samples, some taken in exchange and others 250-ft. steam air compresso VU BED—Almost new, beautiful walnut; mat- that have been rebuilt. We have just the | {3M.,Monday. @ a. to 9 p.m. | Society 175-h VOL CANIZERS—2. for any size tires; . . ’ } : Wardrobe - Exchange, R109 S. Grand. ‘ orsepower H. R. T. 150- lb. boiler. cheap 112 _Washington. trese. apring; cheap. 5223 Ashland. fe) Player you are looking for. Come in to- ————— 9x15 and 10x17 jaw crushers ; ; BED—B ; dresser: che CHIFFOROBE- ~~ Mahouany finish, with ‘mir. mg and select yours. Prices as low %& and ™% clam shell buckets. Woopw ORKING MACHINE -= Combine- HO2ZTA § ‘St. Louts * ys Bs eon. ror. Call Mond Jefferson. te) as $190. Bench and rolis proud. Terms COAL, KE AND ‘WOOD _ 25-h. p. Fairbanks M. Y off ngine tion rip and cutoff saw and PO ree 8. 7A St (c ay, 2 to suit. KR. WURLITZER, 1006 Olive. nee (E ANI yw goh. Pp. Fairbanks yw Y eo | cnaines. qe 288 & Co., 3665 Market st. (CO) BED—Walnut; oy, go-cart good condi- 5g Re a} KURTZMANN small grand hogany: i NDLING WOQg. . 15 and 20 h. p. gasoline a inea state tion 7A_5S. Broadway Vict man AO elegant etadittion oe: ae po one ~C- i) & Brown Sharp plain m ———- mene A HES, been used only for demonstrating and| ards for late ‘model Ford coupe in Al leather. rubber or mandy belts; lengths as | X°- 1% Rockford plain miller. EDS—Springs. yattresses, other furni- $1250 Mo mahogany fisted: Kenuine | condition. FOrest 8558M. desire’. while stock on hand lasts. at > og : a ga age ete *‘niller. hi Sie, a pectice qoceday. 20 a. mt ose | $19.75 \0 value; our sale price 5; come EXCHANGE_—l-ion truck 5 A. SPER. Jith and «hear 1e83) | NO. ratt ‘hitney screw machine, ate sary ¢ . » ; the r—l-ton truck or 10- \-piece mi ma- ‘ G+ “want, (cS3) | a gy : (er it EASY TERMS. Pa gs 2s mignicinis| ypomaiy Suninesroom ot Fit odauy gh | BDLER—20 horee over: Oeeld, eas: fin ST A Senk—finmon: be gee way tisk ||] news XCHANGE prone offer =RMS as low as $) weekly. Store| 2j5)" ith, + REEDOOM) ___ SEP | RO: 0x8’ Cleveland openside planer. "qree line, including Simmone coil spring SEVENTH AND MAKKET STS. oven evenings until 9 o Pont nn hs CONCRETE building block, machines ana | 36°x36''x12’ fron planer. and ail- felt mattress, delivered to you iIn//F WUnLaPEER, 1009 Gtive x. ___| HOURRROAT For Gistane'iesle Mh, ot | gua iny WIRER mere oat ee Os uae meen pie uy | te Rinmgne mentary, gist fel eee | Cana Sea AY al Pl : ee cae , ONCRETE MIXER Smith “ex 4 i 2 gna eeler pipe machine. | or twi i. mplete y| UttaNA Uo) Ot ee STECK, PIANOLA; mishogany; exchanged: Market st. Capt. Smith. cellent condition. 44! oF Lorie bag: ie) we. ©. JOHNSON 1 & SONS MACHIN@®RY bay weed - goods Dennis Bros., 4524 Del-| «ain. 3303 Potomac, action; good tone; specially priced at $395; LIVING. aaa SUITE— Taupe mohair; | CONCRETE MIXER-—9 cu. ft.. pallets. _ 1211 N_12th st., St, Louis, Mo. mA —- CHINA and ciassware. Thousands = exchange your silent and seldom ured up: 3 ay rng aa Fan = auto. rc * shafting. motor. molds and trucks: bar- FOR SALE = t = pieces close-out gp at t t utifu ayer; e r , 3 N-12 F ——— make an attractive allowance and arvenne MORRIS CHAIR-—For portable victrola or CUR CRETE MiMi tose only few days Blowers—T wo Root and ' CAGE BEDS . Louis GLAS 21 4 QUESNSWARE > convenient term payments. Aeolian Co,,| tent. 4418 Bingham. as demonstration sample; standard S itive bl = sila 1004 Olive. MANOR i yee — Rp trek, Por make; tilting = type: bald bag ca a- turtevant positive owers. $9 85 yr A BANGE—#p nil ee $12; table, S ! i eb inal sher city; guaran reguiar $: machine : ; eg Er demon nek vena tren 6-room cou S. 7th st. ; ed Sie; monthly payments Pe Fear ok MONSANTO CHEMICAL ON Rt hy a > STORE, ag x Coy ri r bieek h apartment: practically néw; no dealers; EXCHANGE—Fast trotters and_ pacer e new. . Lo ; UNION’ ed, in or f Paving city. | PCAbany 3352. enorace for business or property. FOrest 1819 live, St. Louis, Mo. __(c99) 99) WORKS, St. uls, Mo. on SEVENTH AND MARKET 8TS. o cast fron ran a a high yon Superior wit STEINWAY & SONS upright; apartment 3M. wr (ec) ene Se er e shelf all cast tron, nag size: used but little; exchanged for Stein- | TO EXCHANGE—New $650 player-piano CONCRETE MIXERS | I IE “ Ty —_ condition, and win ae ae way small grand; a rare opportunity to se- for parlor. dining suite. washer or what FOR SA : BEDS ‘ St r} Pp sane ob ee See “re magnificent instrument at a big} have vou? Box 0-40, Post-Dispatch. _ T. HATCHER & CO., 3665 Market st. n : uls; 7 ea saving price $588: ade crear g ato came | Lindell 0208. 99)! Boilers and Stokers—Two 410| Smith-Davie: twin ‘ines and. nice full-size | COMBINATION eee vol. nase sige our present instrument; convenient terms : h atten of payment. Aeolian Co., 1004 Olive st. GOLD AND SILVER Contractors Equipment |, ne hath d| sre brandnew: only "sainpless, Mttie | 27amel. $2068 Labedie, —COlfan_ 00088, STEINWAY & SONS small grand; mahog- HIGHEST prices paid tor old gold, broken eta, a ame ee -p. water tube ouers an scratched: have new springs to fit ge yg nee aes (coe) ? po om mage: piano; oe peggy bw wpe age road ets, wheelbarr owh. shat shovels 4g . stokers. MONSANTO CHEM- LEVY BROS. | 2: 2 20. ae Davia, 2718 01 =e " home: offered vata decided reduction in Ulnaiil 9738 "Baad! aceas tv” «dq; |[CAL WORKS, St. Louis, Mo. 311 S. 14th FO gg A Ie i ccept your present instrument : sawn ; . fn a exchange: conv venient term pay- HORSES AND VEHICLES Se eee EQUIPMENT—New and c— JA. STERN (89) BEDROOM okt, dekuen loshenss. aye talib ol "036 Blaine” enamel: ments. Aeolian Co., 1004 Olive st. ted or e George __ Hore ; . . ieee : F. ith : ren ‘ — COMBINATI 10N RANGE— Bridge ; BARGAINS in used Upricht—Grand— | WAGON Wid—Light spring wanon; must | fon gue, © Co S840 Frenklin, JEter) susper of secondhand buildiag irob, re gor i ah egg pe ge blue enamel: like new: $60. 1320A Bm. Ftarer or orth rgd Pianos. p- os pe, cop and in good condition. — = ECTRIC DRILLS ooNew a inch cere. L4 rare pnt steam- -fitting ha SEDROOM nie P3225 Mehler i mett nd ser north of 6300 Page. condition: prices $55 up: easy terms SK | Cilede 43/38, fe) [a ats. + : +| Diies. machinery and shop eq'iioment. ble ane . COMBINATI ANGE-W hits enamel. for Exchange Bulletin No. 47. $18.75: ‘ inch, $48. Clarke Equipment wire, new and used belting, nose and| ster rugs. Call 3711 Gravois. ue ick Meal: dition: che KIESELHORST IANO COMPANY. Co., 320 N, Grand. Lindell 2225J. ‘c99) | pack BEDROOM SET—Walnut; up-to-date. 2008 elie "Meal Sunday. “SRGOA Wr voming, Dp. Gall Established 1879. 1007 Olive st. -(¢56) For Sale FORDSON TRACTOR—Practically new, BARGAINS ALWAYS AT 47TH AND _Oregon, (c) COMBINATION RBTOVE—G ct BAKERY WAGON—Ho ge . | 957 North and South rd., Brentwood. (c) CHESTNUT, 1c99) SNITURE—-4035 Flad uv. A Gray | on me ARE YOU rse and harness: | on a ae BEDROOM FURNIT uv. | “Roesch-Cole: best stove built; ay fea site d +t Aine cheap. Romanof, 2809 Stoddard. GASOLINE ENGINE—U. Ss. L.: drive elec- ae * GRand 1173. «) | your own price: must sell. _ Sulliva ng for a rea argain in a piano or Ray ec are welder: used for demonstrat on; oe 5002 : lon player piano? "e may have _— , hg goes nay 192], TF cane Tose ae Fs a ese See Oberhellmann, ARTM EY & MEYER"?riauar 23 ys gg +4 Fo ag We a) | bend "“Senditions oe ix, 2% . you want as we have a large 6election o a . N. st. —_ bn A , 8. det high-grade instruments from $50 to $350,| HARNESS—Farm wagon, harrows, plows. | rm” \WAGHINE—S-ton, and box. Excel- keeping machines. 21 3. Stu et. no: e Ch e bel gag TE $490 sagable oar ale: l are fully guaranteed by us. Terms ar-| Mowers, cultivators; sacrifice. 4224 | “jent condition. 218 Markst st. CEntral 8598. 4411) Ellenwood. R 3 COM MBINATION “RANGE—Roesch Cole; ranged to suit yo Evans. ICE MACHINE— TOOL and die work. tine {ses coo BEDROOM AND Fe | SET—Cheap. be stove built; your own price;. must BEYER'S. 7th and Locust sts. HARNESS—Double. heavy work, brass CE MACHINE—4- ton. rood, me ——— model work, manufacturing ; large modern | 4433 Arco, GRand 517: ¢) Pa 1900 Sulll VAN. se Hes (ec) fereamec: Practically new. 806 8. Jef-| Can be moved; price right: can be seen! Gig N. froadway, fifth floor... | place: als SET Handaae, i ence ind TEN reboaeator, bis wade oe table, 86. Talking Machines For Sale caisumier teen” de Ge rege or by calling at 300 Valentine st. Messrs. | Rees snack” dell toes ed |e 75 to dick from; easy terms, BEDROOM | terms. S000 Chouteau CONGOLEUM ‘RUGS—100 Fr a0'd ple; special $35. 1825 S. Broadway. 2903 California av. c) con Ganaat taminen uaa Geman Gone 6U GUARANTY MOTOR CO.. 2936 Locust. cf2) gots, room aise and amajier, ‘18 and wo ae (99) | HORSES—6 good work horses. $35 to | presses end other machinery: new and| 5ST prices paid for radios. Used Radio | BEDROOM] SUITE—4 pieces, sample: real | St SOMee 201 8. Jeffe fess gig x Ta $17 2704 N. Ahh at. nas TT 2305 Rutger. (ec) weed, BT. ule BELTING AND SUF. Exchange, 1343 8. Broadway. _(c99) A 130. Steiner vharemeanl $3) ngs model, ae th st. ORSES—-Wagons and harness: cheam *) aa». S. 4th st (c99) | BEST prices paia for edice. Used Radio 2 8. Broadway. e353) PHONOGRAPHS — All makes. slightly - 1t08 Bete, (c09) | MACHINE SHOP equipment: new” and | _ Exchange, 7343 S. Broadway. (c99) Pree hen aa piece aie ODD DAVENETTES ised QO up S. Broadway. (c ORSES—Wagons and harness: = con- used lathes. drill presses. puNcA presses. lo apparatus, Reéadio “piece | oversturie pace ; SEVERAL FINIGHES, PHONOGRAPH —- Dandy for club, $10. | dition: cheap. 3130 Caroline. milling machines, saws, xrinders, etc.: up- | Adar wet, 122 (i Weenie - pede sak Coit] | he | 2017 East Grand. HORSES—Single and double harness, 35 | {2,0ate stock at, lowest prices. McDogald : BEDROOM SETS—Walmut: oo _, $19.75 PHONOGRAPH— Brunswick: jasiw eh wagons of all _kinds. 1906 N. 10th. (c)| T¥ler 1042, (069) For Sale ity. 5 yg ay ee on are tei (ie y TERMS. ith 91 records Abany 000 ORSES—Two, and harness. Call Sun-| MACHINERY—S Radial rill, electric b — es ANGE STORZ., Gregan pl. 6600 west on Page. (ec day at 1234 8S. Vandeventer, rear.(c) drive: 3” Curtis pipe machine; hort- BATTERY—$18.50 Philco. rubber Sis BEDROOM SET—Fiegant mudern peri cee : ; o° ’ 100-hour, $8; V oer s charger, $6.50: 4 s design; complete $150. JLeonoril, 350 SEV NTH | AND MARKET STs. PHONOGRAPH—Portable. with = HORSES AND MARES—Single an - | gontal punch cap’y %"; rotary bevel ; floor sample. $8. 1825 8. Broadway.| ble harness; 35 wagons of all “kinda. shear, cap'y a 76-ton hydraulic press Sediote evens er, $6; almost new; bargain. | Lucas. . ene) | Sees Fe kee COO) | siding Vertical dotlers in. ock, aay | RADIO—Br mer-Tully To, complete: | Ualerorchea! retrinerdtore of all aoe DAVENPORT sUITe—ab SHONOGT , ertica ers iock, anv P ' week orobes e “ . Pee 50 ant $7.50. Used B at ee ete vagy cen 9 ,Japple grays, 4 horses. | size boiler built to order. John Nooter | cost $200; sell $40. Sunday a. m. Hur-| tions and furniture of all description at 5233 tee * seem vveres r 1343 Ss. iS dans. ee (99) dine “1015 N. cit a. cheap. Call Sun- |" Roiler Works Co. 1400 S. 24 st. (cO9x) |ry. Clark. 3437 nnkiin low_prices, 215 8. 16th st. DAVENPORT SUITE—Brown reed, up- ‘ ACOD 2248 : . ee yy O—With batteries and loud | BE ROO WOTTEAL_S axecnlious! suites | VANE _— , ofl Ss gee Gott ge oe AD makes: | ST talove th cee nearness. cheap. "ie aad wena fo morta sor eabe. Come: Saale, complete, $25. 3908. cleveland, “KO: and mahogany, ) wy you can Rosesenee, Sal ie nlite ~ : $10.50. with records. 1633 8S. Broadway. ome before 11 o'glock at 2205 Gravois,| plete stock, immediate delivery. Construc- | RAbiO—Atwater-Kent O-tube: good con-; buy at your own price. A. Selkirk, we ow eet ties eal = ' | PHONOGRAPH Portable: a leatherette ae re pe " 7 veo. Equipment Co., 3327 a, aol dition: loud epeake sacrifice. Lindel 1808 Chontean, GArfield Ran7, vos) ; , ’ case. $19. _ a recondition furniture; easy DAVENE! TE SETS — ae ys} + OE eo a 8 5 MULE-—Beautiful. black. 16 hands high: {|¢. Get our price list; sizes up to se j highest rates piid.| paymen Od4:; oak or mahegany: been kk ng ~ Seerresit eee y, vanes ae, ane © per. pare 6 years | power. 31 Market st. GArfield sees. STA aoeman Stamp Co.. 629 Olive. (c09) ET ee tenon and unboistered: almost new: $100 VALUE TWO-TONE WALNUT. | portunity. 3149 No aain, Nene ORY ms SRT ; | - , CONSOLE-—Special . cai ds O60) cere eterd 3th. HUGH ELECTRIC CO : ‘LEVY BROS. ° PEDDLER’S OU . CONSOLE— Mahogany ‘finish, sapere fy foe OUTFIT—Cheap. Call 3400 Pare generators sng Sct aes ; EHOLD : 311 S. 14th Dap 6.68 2a 6286 @ 2. 2.4:¢ 82 9 6 2.9 * rome, = . set r t nera r Re 8; & H ASK FOR FRANK! oy Bugey and harness. 711A Rus- trie cauipment. We rent ms ane (ae) Ona S SEE THIS BEAUTIFUL oe ~~~: HOME PHONOGRAPH CO. | PoNY—=ieautitar spotted: wentie: also cart serO_s eid 7008. GOOD 4-PIECE . ; a , : ; 3-PIECK “KROEHLER and saddle. 6961 Tholozan. WYdown ‘““MOTOR MART 1825-27 S. BROADWAY. 04623, i Vel D tte Suite - ‘ ; WE SELL. RENT, EXCHANGE, RE-| [! room ou elour Davene 7 SADDLE HORSE—Lady broke: bargain.| PAIR. BUY ELECTRIC MOTORS, ' VICTROLAS. ®1 S. Grand 320 $. BROADWAY. MAIN 1293. (c99) es Aate Mahogany finish, cane back, chair an tine weaees aie bes «6a oe ys | ear “LAND PONY TY ler 1510. (ce) MU LTICO OL OR “PRESS— Firey-ciase "i ANTIQUE FURNITURE 1460 wah 33 "$55.00 ; f pright, mahogany ....... 5 || SHETLAND PONY—P! Webster 162. chanical condition: a re argain: cee eee ; > 2 ° + rf oeeeae wees sede 5 a the bah she + € Call mornings, | tae 7 F . ey floor, 126 Chestnut. af bw we -. claw candie- w- . ' ; Pee eed | eee ii | POWER” SQUARING SHEAR—Bipen, | cart, MYagrhur, Pall tnd claw cable’) |) SE Be ESP PRACHIEAL: [I [Ml_Seventm ano Mamie Ose} | fully guaranteed. Convenient terms. TEAM HC RSES “wagons, 2818 Indi- ns a 1 84 capacity. "iat ANTION ES —- sofa, en tables, wick: LY NEW. - - — i . ' res : |, MARUNG 6 ChiNM HF. CO. | TEANE—Aad gipdlng’ onli: good "eam: PRINTING PRESS 1414 x22; new, series. | saan’ 8500 _V. Vous. i Edw. A. Langan [| Ar ekb ss: rue. 3 45084 Papin, | dition® must sell. 5341 Geraldine. n (c) a ee oF te y ‘~ fs , ; Stade wn 1 ES -, ; i ow ce. , s. Sth and Washingtom || WAGON—Suitable for neanut or ice-cream ye. : oe rem ~~ FURNITURE CO. a es bees ts y Oe. 8 , tances 2822 Salena_st. Contractors Rervice Sac, pi AXMINSTER RUGS 1928 Franklin CEntral 8180 ||!!! pEsks—Lars Bp i mahbosany and fist Talking | hits Wanted worker. 4338 St. Ferdinand. or dou Call us for information on ur , 9x12-SIZE; HAVE HEAVY PILEy 1 lop: reasons SCrines wea Worker, % w also other pumps special : : SSS G were Call Pirk BOUGHT AND SOLI)—Victrolas and Fdi- | WAGONS—2 5-ton trucks: cos: ana all eggs Lcontractrs se rvice. FARRAR BEAUTIFUL PATIEBNE, i ttl 3 at Mab = ete . son mancoanes. or ae ae oe iW! call other r_ kinds. 1621 S&S. Jefferson. (c99) lle Pp & MACHINERY CO... 318 ‘18 Graph 29 50 a Bie Homphres” and 18 foot hal Tere. ise ar wn nem any where one ‘s ee : WORK TEAMS—-3.° good. young. 6771 = EASY TERMS. sain. | #0 Ox1% rugs l Texas ler, 1322 Cive at. {c99) | Nashville. Hland 1973 (es ~ TANKS—TANKS —~TANKS e BOOKCASE——Desk. combination; barga =f ‘ = ee ae | ee ane ts fe? UNION'S FXCHANGE STOR. Mond 2721 Lafayette. (e) DINING-ROOM # 10-piece; NUL MAKEET STS. aoe F eee: _-— ——— ood conditi " M Registered Running Colts |. 15 gallons to 500 gallons | om age yenaphamadelncliosaps ad BOOKCASES—Chifia closets, chiffoalers, | 800¢ censition._ aymond ad AY. f Records—Rolls—Sheet Music Maned Ralphe Ornhar 2 tanks; guaranteed. Your chajce at J. A. — —a odd chairs, i fay-beds. Leonor, DINING TABLE—5 jgnthes ee ee ro 3% Gam, Onidere: bay horse, d"veare old. 16 | Stern, acth_9e¢ oe S99) BABY DE “afge size. 1123 Blendon pl.| 3507 Lucas av. — bi rug; real bargain. 1900 | “Baul, each. Used Radio Exchange, hands high: worked 2 months: can show | T Hiland 0365R. (ec); BREAKFAST SET—5 pieces, two-toned {NING SET—Walnut; late style &- Broadway. "(c90) a — oe Oh, i ——— pave his | With RENT T MOTORS BABY BED—With ae re ress; kitch-| walnut, PArkview 0442M. ‘ te8O) ee: _ 2003 Oregon. ‘gistery papers: se pe we — a . E. Van Epps. BRidze 1038. “National complete. installation. NATIO NAL "ELEC. en table and chairs, 4660A Evans. (c)| BREAKFAST SET—Like new. $12. See — as re ‘ty : ghord, Anne; CLOTHING Stock Yards. Il (82) | SERVICE CO., 26¥ ‘Washington. BABY BED—White. complete, ww? £07 | preset Suz STG REO BET Wekoet. ——e ————$— . gaara reed stroller - ew- — assortment. Wanted - Saddle Horses and Ponies — | ?S NCH a stead. : (¢) | “‘Leonori, 3507 Lucae ay, ae 49.50. Davis, 1718 Olive, APPAREL Wtd.—jest prices paid. Nes- One sorrel] colored eaited saddle horse. | pressors, screw machines. etc, “‘J.argest SS S——SS=—SS ES BREAKFAST SET—Almost new sino. won, heap 238 Aanand senfeld. 1115 N. Vandeventer. Linde'l| sound. very stylish: hich life: suitable for | stock in St. Louis.” Brown Massy. Co. | we? : . other furniture; cheap. 5273 _ “Ashland. wainut: Tyge. cheap Ashian ima i Sens walle Sue Soa a Dee! | man, "he knows how to ride: cheap” one | 2323 Nth st. 7 _—{¢) uit BABY CARRIAGE nt rET Chairs “and table; oak; reason. Bi RO-Be ROOM SBT —0-plee 4 o—men ss sSUILB. O até, pants, | for Ay sar die mare, 3-gaited, cheran;: PULLETS—Btee iron and wood, ne and " SEVERAL REED FINISHES, able y a farren. oi ==. weve . shoes: ladics’ dresses: pay $6 to $40. /2 extra nice spotted ponies; slso 1 gentle sed: all sizes, also Se oe ae 9 5 av iareh. of DINING. es wa i: piece: Phone right number, ndell 3135: auto|ronvy: sound and cheap. Phone RBRidge belts y BU CPFET—-Oak: tatde: walnut chifforobe. tolliai’ Gaara re C will call 15 minutes. H,. Appelman, er 3 1038, Cally. E. Van FEinps, National FUSE ond Pet G & SU C EASY TERMS. ei 3c MecRer. 4003 SINING TULE DS Iesibee eee CLOTHING — Wid.—i-adies’ a | RADIA’ S... SEVENTH tk _f __Rrosdwez_— 600D DINING FARLE—Livinw Fopm set. highest prices. A. Skiar. ‘FRemout’ 2 JEWELRY WATCHES Lane _= = ; aoi's woe | vse USED STEAM AND GASTEAM. See SSS = folding bed, _ Atz} A lack . GLOT ING—-30,000 suits, overcoats. ot DIAMOND—In pawn for $75 :cost $250- Closing out our entire stock of radia- 2 bINING ROOM #3 —U Sooke eae pay $4 to $15. DEimar 0865, | ticket for $50. Inquire at ‘3142. Cast av.j| tors at (oO) BABY BUGGY AND BED-—Reasous bic. _er furniture. CAhang 52 / Cnt ral 4301. Geiber. 1165 Franklir. DIAMOND RING—tady's. 1.12 carot: per- _J. A, STERN 17th and Chestnut, 6817 Arthur, end of =e gy bua. (ec) DINING- ROOM ems Auto. cB) fect | blue-white: opiatinum set, with 36 RETU RN URN TUBL LAR DOILER 100 h. 7b: BABY BUGGY—Gra oe condl other furniture Iba HIGHEST prices paid for ladies and ge diamonds: cost $800: take $485. 3506 § | F. J. Lewis Mig. Co., P. Box s ; tion; cheap. ' A127" Greetien. | 71480 w. Call M a ft a0. tlemen's Sorins anda anges. Call cor Ss the Grand. Victor 5104. (c 1. Granite City, Ih BABY BU GGY-—Biue reed; like new. a4 oh AS ROOM & fons : right bayer. JEfferson 3: Auto calis in JEWELR RY Wtd—Dismonds, fer cash or | SAW ais Combination. “— = Fagan on “en- Hammett pi. imatian mertiice for 665. 1 Grasvile 15 minutes. Harry Appelman, 3201 Bas, | ° 12) extare. Room 211. 114 NX. 7th. gine. T. 0203, & (00) | BABY BUGGY—Cheap; good condition. UNIONS EXCHANGE #Tong, FC ILLER buys and selis ladies’ PAWN TICKETS bought for diamonde. y+ Te “Lindell _¢ hand or | 2228-Mullanphy. —— adie f ASD BASES Ors. DINTNG-ROOM SUI atiful set, wt B slightly nal street and cve- | Baston. anything. Lindell 3241. 3843 ss ang oP bart ge drill press, nd o Bauy et Goy—Laree: W Will sell oo oso oo atte inet" sacrifice; ane move , 1922 Olive st. Jewel — z | > ~ OF exe 2617 Lautajene —r55 : ; Coombe. OE eld T243W. (C09 } gee ay SHOE MACHINERY hy aK x ‘hange BABY ip ) eee 1301 Hantiten ro CHAISE LOUNG DINIXG SUITE —Weinvts latent, MACHINERY SE REP i, OOTIT Esa thewplon “a ey BUGGY Reed: i FOR $22.75 appre’, “f For Sale | oH : hotimn sander with | BABY BUGGY—F big bargain. 5186 ee eee snegieeeeaeeeee —w5 5 | Wanted power pole iching machine: 1 jack and ig) | Beoutioul sray ene Mock Sher 2 oo PRESS— 30-inch, and} COMax 7452J ; bargain basement section of sample teau. rentare. Sapenrs eres Snare: ened} Ce An aeryT Miatae: pinch TLTER B iy vis good “eee. BABY BUGGY Pricey ee SELLRUNG @ GRIMM, RIXG 74 oak; Cabany. | WE buy all kinca of machinery. Mid-Gon- chaire: chins GoAT—Beautiful full-length fur coat: at tinent Equipment and ~ a maaes Sei we i a : Lewis Mig. ‘ i} eater’ ames se 7 Ninth and Washi J cellent condition. DElmar 1729W. (c62) 319 N. 4th si.. St. Louis, Mo 4 ‘ ’ a SS — ne betel » . 7 . el ee eta maaan a Te 0 c6 See og game AD eR a Ai ra ———s | a tile ae th le NA Ey Rit A A ON SN i 8g PS el lee ee he ee os © ep PP Se A egal ena AA Ac NN oh cea a egy Me eA IN i oe or a a ine tet th UI Gan mie oe ili we ~ 7 pacet —~ eee 2 or eee De on : a he — -— a oF tte nae =i iiaitermnernaieeeaninnnaemelimeied eed ay e i aad . = « e er Sy i atl Sg ae eae i wer > =e Ri SAAT ERE oo: ERTRS a) ze * et ie te he I eae SS 5

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» “A wagons apemelh _ sw 800 | HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches a and Miscellaneous W Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. _ ee _POST-DISPATCH __ sactaesntvctmts th, Suetiteaetatess a ) a = ~ “3 — “HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE :: HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE _:: _ HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALMiyies -cccrwermrees -§ AA + LA + KA DINING S154 Chestnut, Treatment feet rubber floor matting, electri gui Cateny 5118.10) 7149 Westmoreland drive. eae; cozy SUFERIOR DE LUXE | € ital ‘¢ : : Se —— SU TTE—0- piece im, eo: income fram 2 rooms $13 week. 3609 }/) enhen Kitchen Kitchen ) - = ; al ; $85 Ste rf Pur used. | a. condit.o@ >. one 4 9 All stationary rtition, y cabinets, ete ] : aes; SSCEe YU RSTTURE. ~18 rooms is hot-water heat- | 2) hr sy Str M StiTe—Fumed &) FURNITURE —(ncheting iving-coom. ee | SEE THESE BEAUTIFUL OUTFITS BEFORE BUYING 2 oak dressers. $5 each tion |e Kitchen caDinet and ice box: owner, | | eerie. = ear. a 0S5735J "3803 B.aine, sec- (i CONSISTS OF CONSISTS OF CONSISTS OF i ( ives a, F 3205 Locust, or Cs -4 “sll het Ee . eg ge 5 ates T twine 3 4 an ‘Bedroom. - 90 i Rw ‘ Pao wee tt Peneview. a NITU ip_> senarete Tight house Bedroom. Dining Room Living Room, Bedroom Bedroom, Living m ee ee a — - te 129% & Rroadwar. 27) | PURNITURE— ‘eu 8 ~ 30 a s per ore ~ SYRINS ~Genuine American coe ore - = 3 . 5. I ei} it i 12°6-28 OLIVE STREET : is © 1) ww. Ri}, ; » 3 C 141 : : i} - siti nee. Will sacrifice for cash. . S-—Eariy Engiish of&. ere R yy —Furnishiac ef beautiful S- : £} st 0 a Aan mneaee amines eae. on |e 3-Room Outfit 3-Room Outfit 3-Room Outfit st mm et rifice. GRand EFRNTTtRE—S rooms, Brun a )) rms Won Terms. $10 Per Month ferms, $15 Per Month break . ARTSY. sand bat sa. ne, FOCO id : : x . ’ p : ‘ in ‘ . Bia?) ; ‘a’ -— ’ ~_ — ~~ im. ~s ~~ ™ i( 4 DINTNG ROOM ett Tb eau" fal golden ange dining-reom set “a it . iawn ALL XE WwW WERC HAN DISE OF TH F LATEST DESIGNS Southeast Corner Seventh and Market Sts. a - ee eee jnesew. - or a _ . - ae ge end ECONOMY of Automatic 2% w ponder i: $01 , ‘Abany Ci TF RE. es tee r “3 Pull: =? a os ates ; cre “se igen sccpmeanar sesh draenei: our cid yrnlfure manges or eS » -ee re - c , \ a a be ROOM eT- attract “nished S-roam fiat: living, dining bedroom {( 81K) Window Shades Rugs can be traded in anda ree With Outfits i ke, ASIEST TERMS IN THE, | F t the best—a Se with PR on. rit > eal Tain ton “se paral. “oo sath ya Be feet lone: green or liberal allowance made forsame. Beautiful} Gold Band Dinner | (} = wy os ——* aa’ ~— = COUNTER equipped wi corth t] Ow om PHONE GARFIELD 0566 Set. 76 pieces Rogers Silver- 7800 west pr —O- piece, iv © y tan orth i. . zi Plated Ware. Rrid Q | c121 Al- |)).; ing-Reoom Bed Suites We have = dispiay a full Suite l] Line—Special 5 Hi] WALNUT Ni |. fred ace eS by lis efrigerators ai ~— *) +. ses |’ PORNTTORE—SO reoms. real pdereains: 5)) re 2a axes; 3-door and top 10ers. Bed dreeser Prices an | comeisting OG earveneie »? ve 3 } i) it : $i2 > .: *heet ~sinut i}: a os d ' . , UNIONS EXCHANGE sTore. lieet. dressers. rugs | walnut dining set) (@ | 0 a: is — me o worth $125. Must Axminster, $3 _ © ERCEHLER rIvE S2VENTH AND MARKET STS 45. chifforode ded. spring and mattress . , ? ‘ Alse a full ine of metal Re a be anerertnte Velvet \ a po Velour Da-Beds B ered. — : ‘. sp, Tra of al ti; INE PEC AK A y Cid P S reakfast S& kf = TP «. ian S rer 7 | a ‘fe m ‘ /}} Trost pe la 2 Brussels .. SHES os ‘ hite: al NS INTO FU Zz ite 4.8 n SPEC TAT. THIS wv FEK SPENS IN FULL-SI a4 BED muffet “ob! ong "exten oe: } te i ‘ ome : a2 : tal . ated () 1} AN ] if ' ca ’ 5 i olher makes in ' R ue) — \aa A NY FINISH s . > - " P o>, , 4 . 9 J : > = 4 ; and host chair. tapest: mholsteted seats : pon bits } rockers. walru Qe tai on ag Kefrigera- : | Felt-Base Floorcover- Hi ° $34 50 | = my . > ¢, POE A aah aire mea RS Pa Mage g eS RODE Si WIL ELE EP SC OME NI ASR EES Jal ne CES OER Pata ne eR ee et tapes ee tang. ite eeaeets 5 2 cae . * sree SE Re Mae IRR LN Sle a eRe ha Ne Be Pg Rig ne eB MEM TAS SOY AERP eee A te ; ae 8 tien grec vn . Seetne mms ettet Regt eat oo an be % mag ‘onsisting of the SISO vajue. We odiainrd speria’ | bedmwor ; * ee . ore at lowest prices. Eas: 4 4 4 4 ; ; > ia . { r ’ » ~ cae Tarpe 85 Me- Mienth ing. q 9c Per vard. mae $524 = oo _b nd it. ‘M.;, Rouseho £ fonds . * . . ‘e | " ae Pea | —5_-Pte | icatat tate ait Ban a EE 3-PIECE “KROEBLER™ CANE PANEL F Sees Ce | ee ee ae es eit | Bridge & Beacn | | | i Ww in. as | Overstuffed Bed Suites Velour Davenette Suite Metal Da-E c | | Room | a — Stee! ne er 500 MAHOGANY ft BACK. WALNUT ENAMEL | ed + s — $55.00 $5.65 7, eeoueara | tion. 2000 Morses. ss CS) any - ° : vat ¥ I a S358 =! " TT" a . : » putif ) tal 15> i Co. S Superior S it this ¥ The tes are new and sold | «. wanes ge SP e carved 1 a, ull ~w? menes- mack 'f not ea tinted ‘quarant ; and en — . east $385. will il Gas Ranges a . With efeel cane panes. 45-id ‘ —— to pay, Ovennis Bros., 4504 De er Sit. piece Areric walnut dinin He i renc: ray wer ton Mattress and link fabric ‘catine. Axminster Rugs Congoleum Squares Oxl2 SIZE: BAVE HEAVY PILE; @xl2 SIZE IN CHOICE oF im our windos — Charter Oak Gas Ranges | 39.00. S Cee WET SSCS. Epegiel petes, $19. 75 TTIFUL PATTERNS : PATTERNS. OAK FINISH. “ose RC rar, ti Xt Bees 4 iit DINING-ROOM SUITES ||| pcastrcRecFron costed tang (| in black, gray and white. 926. 7S $28.50 $7.95 $7.95 Up to $ ili iin i ae * ee ge Se ay ta te -* te bee weet en ihe de Rashad nine ie dead ated ities +“ OT ye bier 7 . _ eo: : oe) ames 4 ABC 8 Pete Hi ey gE = rok) ; " peg iieabies ee OD tia Reteliegen tte rt bes iia tits Son: ; K iN PILEC OA AND WAL manufacturers of coun:: - . n -' ric Lasv terms. -Bal e $2 ont! hd _— NUT FiNiSaEs k if not satis! hoe 2 2 raniee at prices Ay Low prices. ka y term aiance $2 a M * | Terms—$2 Per Month iy 7 ox yar : 2 ’ “ send anc ‘ ' $79 FO . aa oOogs. Leh? . } t oy Geos Ea, TORE KITCHEN CABL: ET Newirweds and prospective brides and grooms should avai! th selves of this lf sa.e of Househo! id Goods. OCAK: FINIsg. IINING-ROOMM SETS : - _DINING-RO crip NEW FURNITURE AT THE PRICE OF USED TERMS DURING SALE—30, 60, 99 AND 1°90 DAYS " w Rw Sd at ee: ; “ > os = ~s weit Tow price, a cal Poa ames ses GAS RANGES sroan ~Sat ea stock we 7 gore’ “42 aren a o* wx Ad EXCHANGE 51 — LioOrar Tab.es. in rarious f finishes. Sali Oak C eta, isn ii [, FE V y BROS. ‘ a 7 : ‘ ee. Lro0cd orc* :. ‘a . a+ ‘ a =F Vv Ez = 4 = — : Ps a : 8.50 Reed Fermneries fu! ; 2 Ot er al? fomta from § se sd . ; Fiber End Tables, rery strongly _con- reinforced: brown enameled finish SLrueci eg e.” rery reasonable Be 4 pipe ; + = >] ] Ss. ] 4t h ; ; : 7 > i Reasonable. P: s 4 - , . — O7 SSR. vw ir mo Wy ha TS ' c Be! >) 3Ax83 ine > Axminster Rugs very ~-xo¢-inch Axminster Rugs a ae —— Te ea illay sm Ptemtniicpee Ages ate OOK, Reign MPO KD =I ey ee ~~ “~ —— se - Peer ag ret ~ ee, ~ ee ee gt. att i ae ~ ~~ . SE Living- Roem Suite Leones Oe = a th ee ee alll } Make a happy family—the best investment you can s-Piece Walnut e is to have one—the man of family should do it for his Dining-Room 120.00 ) dren's sake. We are offering big values at a sma!] Set er and terms to suit vour convenience. 2. | ~——™ ee ll a ON Rn te all gt, lg tg ii le ay, aay ty ln yl apy, apes mtn nn sittin, ile piilten site, Way atl a ae a ee “BEDS AND DRESSE' chairs for restau CO eel Se ee ee od —— Om oC ee —_— Og Ot flO ay ns, Clean-up of odds and ends in eaneseat Bedroom Rockers. Chairs and RD NT er A ew. COlfax JOS4R fc) im the cabinet mode): ‘ bargain a — —— = if | vo i , ORESSERS— —Other furnite ort st basement section of sampie : S35. 3307 Lucas. $1) 190 a. ™m gino orivate aa le erery tion? urnuture = . ae = Uk $$$ ~O O ~y TO ~ ig BORE Rg a HELLRUNG & GRIMM TVING ean ogi tfed bed suite. (i COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS : : Pe on ; > rt " 2rnom n at } ‘i one DRESSER — Was stand. >rarv — chai: Ninth and Washington pet De Sars . 1596 OLIVE st OPPOSITE and lagin fold) “ eeuch. carpet 2:1}. .. ce vs : : LJ Law PING-! ROO) St] ITE b—(rrersiufted,; : ee ee et TIC LIBRARY enesee ladder. 4545 Shenandegs. CRand ““> **-* 3 Saye a b ou — 26 a" x12 rugs. $311 Texas. c; ss ~ x R Say 1a eP Brer - Pe. : KR. : . Mea’: = 4 e:", = oo wea —~ fo 9829 Giles. oo: i) aos aoe ne ~ Tae «cl sangecer 4 4a5HE \peuere nen = “Re : ell ' in ee ~~ . ad > ~~ ; a BED—Vacyum 7 ~ S RANGES Blue enameecd Quick “). at a ot VELVET RUGS VANITY DRESSERS UNION'S EXCHANGE STORE. to 5 cars. to me ke@ “Jom = EXCHANGE STORE. | room suites aad odd pieces in all H AND MARKET STs. ¢ . can be bought at eee O—~sueeeenldenlaneiee — 2 EASY TERMS : SEV CASH OR TERMS. 30,60.90 DAYS CONSIDEREDE PURNITURE-—incluaing victola Simmons (A: LNGE Yorck “Meal nesrix LIVING-ROOM E Or tuffed; of UNIONS EXCHANGE RE ; 30 Cheuteau rfieic on ——e 3650 botenis. Ste tat anak SO eereitice 33" furnitu t auction Tr 7s m SEVENTH AND MARK $$ 897 : (e682) Large Goiden Oak China Closet, | Golden Oak Buffet PuRNTTURE— 3 roome: fia: for rer. 4845 | &-riec ak dininc reem , ° ~rivnl sa! ‘ery aay as Auction —=¥ S$ | ' N. Union reasonsbie. oP) rt ic q OCT OF BUSINESS | . ve! ' er Chairs and --Piece Tapestry a xe ae ¥ b a pail gO tc Ea a tO ay ee i tle i a ee ee ee ee i eee - ~— eee Tt Se — i ~~, ae * ~ = r-' ou - te ~ . Oe —~— eects mae ag ag eg a ee ~~ _ -* KS—Chai | Rickensoh! ies, tune N. a me SAVE TIME AND MONEY iis sad cae Ta the Largest Display of Reconditioned Purm od re PR ee - —— ~ ee ee ee tee te ae Ss. a 5. as vo eee eee ne pa A il a a, YR: ru? $7 50 livered. hing furni ne | lee Ls BNI TTR Ri—Reasen for reiliog “S18 GAR RANGE White ar hs _ LIVING-ROOM Ss rE 3-% renuine - eee ae a ' ne "2 Lafayette means > i] j : ’ os “A Se es italia i Ox. | rit, co | €SS sts wrt ; a; oS. _ , — _ ‘ ARD ROBE- — — w: P.M. = s oe * . adies ad 4 om so "ies nd | eis} Z ° hie a * “jhe phy rs ; a" ira : : : oe Ba a —- oa =. : doo: ; Ww tl - ° > 2 , = — SITURE— Gedrevm s —~ iggy " 24 > — “m . cia Mondar ~o : sary . 7 ~d pattern vA te , a4 t n emt i} ‘ys : ~~ 138) of every descmpt: yo soak. 7us Hal! Tree : : ; avevce tte PURNITCRE—Fe ; Y iiss SF =~ SS eee a gee oe ‘utely guaranteed to be filled with ne Me * are —— EN Sr meg: 2 : ior" 5s aS EO. 2908 Morgan. ‘c'i((/ Fumed Oak Buffet—six Leather Floor Lamp with Salle | b a Pt a Dice Monin: a wed in our shops ant | Senths te par. Wh save vou one-third. ture: creer. 5°29 Cat | ‘ASHERS ‘0 rent. $2.5 men. a os | Chairs and Table $49.75 am : eo Stam 3S Del elma: —_ -~ in ah Gh aon teen @ oq, ends Bros. 4524 Deimar >i To—oal: mingt®-, goog conditi eer er _Blectric 3521 Grane. CLE AN LN G OU R y Ra MS. £ FURSTICRE ; —_— sm COL S. Jefferem ” ; : : Ole. SHIN' | 1 “tric , -o | Ty & y : f a FIXTURES oe faree plate Tin nosy eT ee aes {Ts = =, $196 LIVING-ROOM SUITE ROG—Persian: x12: har matiress; nes ¥ Ln. — WA REHOL SE \ FUR WTR | He ” ine coo aitjustable ehrives. suitable , pa : ; . : FURNTTC ‘RE- Oi ES Pad es” pia OK : . . ~~ » «) Qs — a As Fu ee . “Ss ‘fice “CY #s rs . ‘Lng Funmniture at cog | prices for show- 2OOKA Caro! (As RANGES m PUB $ 7 Pets "SARGA Clee ac Gaines BRS ics | WASEISG A _ =. —* | much cheaper han. prices; Must and ad 8 flat Laven 4 a on AT TOP. TOUR BURNERS a gent che eee, a? ; . : . ~- — on - - —-- . . a? ec 4 \ , sell teday tine Tol : ' = —_ ae +A consiiel tmen T Ca... 811 Washington. fe) : fered in tap ane end nient RlG—Aamineter, new, = | rth | qbrice $6. $110 S. 20th. c) |"; golden oak chifforode. $20 19TH AND hee aetna. OT S | g14° sae: Margate Sextieras eortion 4f oum 0 Tate seracuse third Gaor gourm. WAS r > Eureks ee ee ae Ls . . 1S FIXTURES ARE YOUR (TURE S1 &t L vie ry : ' . : and recongitrored tu nit VIO FAD odes ne aN ? ate: ner. > ‘wa. ? | goiden ocak ci ffonier ———— ee eee — ous on ? 7 a : — . maw 5 aheiieenen mB AL RTs: ° Axm 1 4.73 Ee a MB i er : - I. vs — oak buffet and ee $20 FCKAITURE—Pieces brioa Prac ne “7 — es , rej ' net mm ogee wet ad? ‘oy War , WASHER — Wa: er-power eligntiy use 1a tree Dievele Sill Maliiday — : EAT , tAR | wees date Vive ir $6 Hartware Co.. 2a + sewing rocker $3.50 Campele. @&reom tai 1 ar aha con eal | ; Mm Sa i. Gan Geet Oe dresser, $14. wee | CRE Wie ca i. " sro - Mei r % Po | P soi den oak ‘refrigerator. * doors s:a°- : Ww ALNUT BIFFET ; "tor movig Wie. ' . ° 7 s* y ? 4 = ; eis rr 1% , 2 hegdroorm «rt + ‘ ry — " to ahs “ , YR ’ Q i ‘ ss 4} ‘ : , ‘ 31 2. F Pe 4 * r iin ye oe DEimar 2835 (e) c eres 2 POR $149 et __Chiftarm =" = mg Blewtric. 352 a | mahogany chifferedbe. S20. | FURS a Ft NTTTS cE. - ao a - =. STO — cab 9 “bed, i none ' ‘ heewe Pete. ren ore ; ‘Snes he — et) arr aceasta. ena ne blue enamel! combination range. $59 $19 +0 Sar 2s" = nen ee “Bese a pe onatad | . uy unhe'st pte © - | ee 7. , | ) - oth. aa Eis ae. 3 3-burmer Black gas stove. Pe household goods. oF wh ae caine ie ~~ . a See 4 . rr agg = ea pectoris a Raaeemeit admin vere a0 eee - -— Stenson Tae, ae _ ay sere 1 griden oak dareneite $5. TERMS >. ioe — 5. a . a .s - >{ ba ' : . - 4 He saa > . - | . | _~ od ws 3 he eae = ue = -. Ae C ‘ ws : Pe a . ae * colder nak equa’ extersion ‘ bie *3 EAST ae +) artiors 3 imitation oak Duffet. $10 7 | L™TO*" S EXCHANGE STORE. ~ _ ‘ a os run hate ane o Panter oie : an io hear 339 - ras PAs 1 3-ptece mahocany cane suapheilstered | |i, SEVYEY TH AND MARKET STe He sa vars Mervitur ba: TS K Oaeut: a } wasnington. — 23 Mat an f -) 2S = of —___._____.,__ | Tring seem euiae in very good condition. , ii. Na 4 | , a Lin maser Mare . chin on Spal dis | 850. ALS Reher i crete ' ' wc *n Wt ” niv 38. outh &F tare eari>r Pngiish dining vcem - L RNITU RE wT Shag TTT RE—Fo- four rooms So ABT? ne wn , fa ven ' nelste ced frre . ae } “HT ; ' FURSITT RS, .. Ail Kinds. Dest ores: t } 2 © AREHOUER. 1918 “. TONTH Furn. House & Flats For Sale “acs sCHORE fax 3 : 77 Ssireke ner * Ferenk in on i! fp . : . a a Carr mn DE Nabe ® M AR 3808 3 ae Sor Dp* ote -" fur- ShePT "reg for nousshoré . *, - an 3 shaed : Bee ae —wF er ee ORS « oh 7 oa ith aon ram 0) er OA ae Te’ RS Sep eens OE Reyer Sin: ree jee Tee ee stalls ee em ae Oe ue Oe ee URN'ITURE Wid. — ieee "Sow Grove i —— ——————————— Tiched. otal Dargal: eaving ; . ree.g ‘ar’ ar | *. - Pe Pes eo. ; —t. i | ee ee wus . » Living-Reem Suite. Lisrarr Tabie. ar. i — ‘ot! er f a a neen a i3 ; ie . om ee an = ° a > : —_ » mens “ a eS ‘ . 2 . ita. sea -~ EE a Ne cr ttiar : + ica oy. Date > aa & OC RT 2 Teed Ft = LELE und ‘hea: SA. SEN aN AS AK : "ASH —F) te al slight! Rugs C ning- Boom Tabie. Quick Mea! 3156 conattic D! ene. bath, clevirte: * 298) 4 Sieh te in ter } yt! an ‘ares rae 2 - rth : ik | = re. Ee Se sailnaatibiieiiiattiaanaina SS a... i — ; ee | ni | ae — _ — = rT RX TTT —+ rooms. complete: learing “om oes ‘e! ART anima! ret ; 7 8 ‘i . om ; : : u ee . oe sre oe ample _ =. § "edna al! = ho “ith before ¥: Sat . PP into i on . 2 , tne > ogee , ~ nnn 50: worth $14 : fur . ~ I 4 % > . re ? ; ®avrire cit. “an Let Ruud hot.wat EP PDOO! LNITUR - } “a! a a a Brand.cew Delite “nging | Saturday and Monday Eveningn FU RAITL Gmplete et. tor areom! * te bw cheap. 4300 Lee ! = oa . ' = - —_— Le * , oa se ee * - = Se ‘ raferrs “4 re a be ha vie ar ' . : aE, 2 | iret t ghd. ge = 9-3 PO NE Ore Bap chy PR Drie. 2 erat yn eee ~ ye ha Soe Papen ® . oe : \ ie .eoe, ee . PODS — 3 Ruse) ¥ foie 3 “san fore 1945. ic) 8] NTTCRE. beds, rugs. 1% SSS ; Furniture ~etts ra ’ " } ~ # : . m _* 4 £ + ee ‘ as = ’ _ ~ — S Eber e cee ee outer mth ep fs : ail Cal ILEUM SQUARES Pi > to san Pe war corm net a 7 kb = ¢ = oS 6 ® and ‘Sunt ; 5 — Dining Eoom. Living- aco EEE and SHEMAMNDOAM 42°°7~—5 soom yi KES — an Sahem Chit, § oe al o nr | | oe “ RANGE =m) : Wee i, som and Kitchen Out. i} “turmrure everrning must sell. & sices fur 4. ome Serf) Sue ena! , want ———_ ———_-______ )) GEand 32s0y, Incation for SCS BOTES Les ve ok tom aria ~~ By : . | ie f Bargain prices u ae my : $i & ) : i... s , | : Re COTT SPRINGS > ay a Tanamin tx ; - . . - : ot a deeds ae & > ¥ 7) ¥? SLIvE . 2 > , 248 Kenengter REFR. OR | 2 | S). civintse AND MARKET Sts Mego mee Tl yee ED saan a: Gaal i, Sowa ae81. “Co Pare on gg Wii icieivenetnrs ; EFRIGER ATOR ‘s WASHING MA‘ HINES ) 5206-12 GRAVOTS s ite cite (ietti~ une ime THe — OAK ¥T rNISR i CSe5_ : $7.9 2 sceiiteaiinlia ii | A tuk we af 7 + ° é nee rooms +. eecrifire, [ BRRORE . aries Mandas 27° facet Vacuum. 3 o a0 | bill bit oun 2 tian | : the goed= bedir Gall Selkir. ° at "So x. . m S: eter Tair iDras ¥, ; aT TE a | Bee os bab ‘St a> ne 4 Garti 85 7 i 20 an be ; t EAS ERM: 295 TAPE STRY | ; HAin — -_ BS ™-a 3° or evenings C Eatrai rom. x. _ ae : ‘may terms: Darrain base “" ~~ ag $9.75 || EXCHANGE STORE Tals > cen paid. 3013 < R a ry ry A of samfhie and reconditioned hy hy pone a rave deen thor av. ene ‘or 1570. Vietor 4 ; . iicinnaneaih | " ae . — : ererfiauied and r= ‘Oredit toredt . e R oei! ec oem ARIN RY? lake ow vee = ; iy = f , om) = . “rs "$319 7 li - BI wernec teat — road eanien ‘Kasien 14a, —OéB bin, AELLARLNG & GRIWY ay GRarantece ime of @ tind to sell, 412 N. I2th St. FURNITURE Wid.—ail kinds: ont rcresde (eR, (ei Ninth and Wenleteet . . °SMAN ELECTRIC ci feeds. Ingest cash price oud o some e s ~ e i“ue * Garti i . & . o ma ar oe m4 before smtting. sad Jl Reusington. FOrums S852. - a” -_ ORS gape ASS oa a Reta ANTI, Boe

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Walt e ab of fic ayrens aan Broadw dison ; near sane ee R SAL : ige l J ers ove i e ¢ $35 writ ake ay. ack- OT-% nd. ition Jew 4 vag LE I rato Ef se bo 5 ORand er Co., 11 o3} Alga aban a ny | 9 /n : * a Lb © YW son 3 TY ee Ma escsdee (c99) HOT Sls 4851. gigzed toil A names ; 9 y con. ut : ia rad 02 Odd d ECON © Ul W R 350 eas vow 3 sah (2) sitomat “_4-room. ho ore Ds ie ( if ‘ ra ‘ fi ae mit ators rite io Blendon i eat ow tine i as ea || a M In na * 10 T m “~ W wes ae |, ch: NV 0 and EE ghw olle ose ud oe $19.7 sus os t move. URES— oak oO * . Louis SOD 711 argains. -—N N, G ie > 1 AY S L — Nwaed gal igh-gra r O99 -ssin wn; ell Paint t at n an $35 ” ae ” $15 nthl |! 1035 or n co fl "] ’ y Pp oa cog 95M K j =e al d $5 0; 15 wr N. terms. A% ~q + 0 5 ay 523 LeM. o- whit FOR tt goalen als Grand, mua U VM .C Niner ra; vara tia =. ae E oo > 1 $2 Grand. y 38 it Jnd yMCO .§ 7 ay.’ 136 ou ™ — “\op-as OC i Coach; ran vd . | * is PM ay i y.| fe c nd TA ui 10W fo Ww R ith oofin $1 $1.45 309 $ 4€ oy er ° $: i} otf two . ° 0 AS w EN’ e ert al hai b 5 am as U ca ot oo P ~ & ing 45 5 1 Ww ‘ . E 35 if qui ini doo Sa : na iN s Soctiogal 1401 erry rd. ee ps Latest gureasen ‘Tee Day's. ebuilts hy per ei pid om ‘g t Bl Bl av) na us | po db mye dow ugha cust ribates tion coach: V sacr BOY Ate + at ie ee ek OU cash existers. hw ape eT LE 1), cYc . pita Mm treat- | satisfy. pane na 38 a re. = wi owne on] ? ure ific B tion an. E al sto IN h or ter M ole pd ld é IF y & l Cc ae fy oac La 3843 save @ cen t ll r y C +4 O a b ck; te 8 ] um res h pa IE E - — _™ h t — e t ire; Pp . dri “ OM no ini. re Ey ay HESTAUEAS new TAINS Easy M AND UP Color "va eres MOT -_MOTO saeco or 1924 Lope 00. or io eee st } ik . acal ITF nk — , | got es N , -o- s 0 (poss soni 7 al te $1.50" ICTS I OR Ht t te; ev Huber. "eg eulee cavers. inves! S We ere: ail Ms st Eat : friger: 2. chairs. TF as R peci nthl ‘ SCHU caine mel, 76c Er lon. see CYCL w R ° \ bys irom vela uber, 2 eS complete nils estm \ ® all eee Lates Franklin gerators.. airs OR IX k b 80: ebui al r y P CHELT: nt iain. 75¢ uart gall MOT 4 E ee CY a oan om a ve nd rye 2601 ont es Cad vs % ’ t li G ors Ca c TH T ars ened m ildi ate a ite Hs 1.25 98 qu oe PF . OR 41 Witd.—!) d CL | rin r ex ew: af 4 li oO Loc t 9 Jew at 4 sh ent calle’ HE new: mea sty) n 7. OMP sh oun E U R ak in + ym WE lish 5 ga Cc art f ert CY 35 genes yr > ES i in the pert ttle ach o 1-27 tt AR bi ou y p Buse BO terms Sloche, co) | os RE LETE fF register REST EK ae s 6 to en D HARDW4 ion erson. ‘CLES aan 0 L | splendid has been th ~ ust. oS ” ig ldd you ss mann UTF ms. ee ype )F ST E Pips rt 8, A ig cia of nd st ts ELI RD q on. rt, y n. pairi S tite e; wi In get endi art me Beene ca 650 at . , It 10 8. er SO ran OR } ati« ers ste UR ltv t repai ud Pp VE FOR Ww A. ua MOT ng td ota wil d i} bu servi d ce of ani th m he ien vali 01 ean upright free S—A 07 cash PT kli E& SUTCH sh am A? v. ype pairi ent APE R. RE. rt. OR : + pn ——— ltrad c ell 05 i y “t to -_ yndi any cs a on rd) Ce. i¢s t fo m regist nog &, co Ma Com DRI? n av. & OF AE ales tg P writ n Ss. ders. RH T 2380 52838 PP mw cyc og) For e 2 ARS 595 out tion fair nd «hl y be j »f a 11s ke ern nd utch redu iete | STC s. Be ac TF ot vE route ahh & e a yua a NGE M UN ta, 1 0} 2 CAR , 250 king; CH ae an iE a iL. is; you d; t ted {dr sm; chil. | Fix mea er ced ine OR ens uttits ARL G IX ete. , wri sp | oon D. Rs_-E AIL TION. 512 ds S Ww 6 as EVR _ 2 Ail ted mod po Ly EM, wort will ires to - and er. f pri | Agen Co. F21 s. ecales. PreK IXTUF ‘On Wika RE CO VW m salting ow Threads 27 Vista. ike tt cust. So ef-| 2 a MET set a Latest. beau N. tie’ $800 ; oat x qd all tl Pj —— s 1c page DG 1924-2 Wid : Ww snes. hen oa Oe $300. | rock ull-s ce r Co exceniiopal 721 cash es, craven RES 1007 ete rl ° eri ° mb read a. n p! . YCL y cas ‘29 E W td.— we ons tra st equi utif aie re _bares 0.1007 Mi R it ic HUmbold ] mn Dian RS. | BIC igs gous ot 4 28, OF (26 Ki b testes en stoves el ul : neh er as ize b [ REGISTE pet = 7th. tractive TING 2 aR oa tr In a ( — @ ritt ae] B CYC —. or yon 528 Tex: td.— ot urt - ee weg Be . 192 , ap oe, i he D. y tow snk (eo) tractive ak gh = Fo r style: bar- gS Mn 788 pice» 138 ICY Teor Sa ee F268 m tae rain cash SEX Conc oe bea ie 5 r -nsi buf ow onl st D an 9) | B 5 Pp k | DE 6 es et s bar- ( oo ° tin uild 4468 9 rCLE i 5 le n tD xa model. ads 269. n side. 4 . 5 don ‘oO 183 al b very ev sport = f as D. Toled. ri y id ric ett eS De! f a C gs i B03 n— ri’ 1: 0 W v. ce . E o ach: 4 are th ery ° se eel 68 1 RBGIETEA casas Seana Ben- VITROIA aa DeaRE re 7. re Ph om achin For woLrr é behets a 810, Adelal oe ae ror uri Ba Fil inds tio4 cust. ina. 9835: PPR, Mn lf: c with bake ore $7 we — ~seale tee ah CL S006" iter. 471° 15 cust. 4 £0 4026W. pre 192 old. Bit 25 ry bile To —— + engine ei R 518 rin Dd) |e Fo Sl stror. FF all a Ev ve 4, S 00 ke ob and cout ntee: OYCLE—Ch 06 Nat r. ATITA (ec) st hone Ci upe bw 3631 iat iat “Tat ri “dow ne 00 on i (0) ei fa | fro ——-N Je gs ixt Lo-w f D t; 1. 1 44 eryt Tt Us FO L Be ON end ut-ef-tow st es BIC N nni 17A. n y},in D— r. Pau cone, . i, 3 3: 20 Sh old's f89k an D. 19 pmen con- i £ Cape Vou 3 m ] Nati nnin —— Ww ure wear: eet: rug . $65 ( or opuler hin 1S - — we TAB Cla AN us f-to upli ock f ene eap; atur ng Vv ew :! tr S Be au ntra 631 222 5? ai Le Ca bear 24 t. for acit; buy : a as. rere t gs rd. Di wear, | be 1g store 5 — tan 7_L = gg ing Rn SA PO ay D SU inquiries, tock | for a ES egtural Bride, Vernon. trade vy 84) 33 "%s Seay i sutherla xingto! Su bearing J. Gardne Term Sear ee Dre cn. Silo "EP Tas" em, fi atic PRESS — on SAL em oe edie ae oa ae oe aces a Aa 2 ee - : w n T or | 7th. St. € oO uita 4 ar ) 0 429 A al B iv pe Oa = c) a $ 80 4, EX ndi 1 ax Ww . CE ypewrt iil’ sell ¥ Siri — or ors: — RE Targe I ee . RL gah > comin 5416 |i = ow My de 35. la Lo a neh: LORS: S703W. EB motor; 6 REGIST otral tors. 4 einen oe fice re teak ey S RRILL (ae ‘Abany 1 a_ $320. te site cor, 3 saa meng ne cb pen te lieing a e real bi 18th a ese TE fu we Hupmo JRNI 5 "8 Louis, 487. 71 sane Rt pale E es devices. Used yy -Dis nd YTOR steel ewe ; a LIS itl EY La > t. la wo and oF LIG Loui CE elre ag in | see — ing K—C ned SHOTGUNS — On B s s. M onthe ; Yc S oe Was ax 5 sid re ia —s e in 24 o- wae i CO., 28 wn: body: ter tt; : | model — le $3 at F FI EI A artiel TRE r | AW st 2494. poet ge fae Gun stom pea Ee oe O +7 fe ge ino how: 4721 Ros car: | eet ne & alee all GR =| hien av est eee Ne 19° thonth ), AYS Fur U models BO ES—4S. top ° 7th. arama ect rfield E co. a NIN 94 eek bile drum cas bui “Al Ss ork, iene n PIN 2E P (99) fers cond CY new. perior E i— a city. no d vy ad 545. u Ohana pen job, Locu MOO “Locu “as nit ick : ae { : i001 son- RES— ric F 55 awe maa day atta Bom bt 4 om STEA clea, 5( 8 s \oaer E. AL 9) Oro itio CLE ORG ~ eo lel ho ag are AN eale = ales y used. and en qualit now 'S at. ner aad st. months ee) ur : ia eee gay N. oot aes ol McK ae Ixt go. WNI che Vari at chme or hich Cor sa )- la Daymn INTS OTO n: n ae 0 keelsior; cov TED rs. ain ost-D hich- cut selli y an $35 se 702 tour NEW G N e in | Kee AN 7An. setever. S—Day-O-Lit ur 8 iNGS—16 on 4563 Ca ai irtois ae m Trea car: pe ow rubbe celsior; used Nip TO cass ispat class, equipment. ne tor 0. Th x eM UL. old S] nigan. 15 N * erer, foc R d -Lit es BA eet ;_ 100 | si oC Can rANKS— TRU dell sh 5 ) 803 C pe CY oe ge air. Ll, sti R ute Ch tch. pm to, or reat e 00 t : — er C Oak RE K—} oll- to 8th _ 0: fir IGE ef AD. 2 al che: mes > nable ‘fee l Bs 1p ne, 1: oane 1 Lar ‘ersid .—4 LIM and che) OTO arksot pn 34584 8. 25, 00 -Dis ody: ee te let or o i . bd. B ~ B+ th ane 1723 : he mathe D ' — P. ba “first-class rig 2 alike, | . oh te a Rood Pee 021 D. S Us33R (9) | 3853 S CYel dition: A's. Jef: cnet net patch. ord 2900, eeaees 2 rma. ATW ertormance. Ha way; cos couch: Pj airs uff CA 7 os K a ae =F rgain O1s oe TOR erato N. RB Eik Re 421% ee . © NT olas D cypr Cheap. cy ‘385 ippe CY 1. on, Hen Jef- ring CA —— te a to 4k SS ors, 29 A} Alw cond , vb H . & Locus t eee. ere an et—si SH s—? aaier an “Ghai s. BIW L bide > = re . "Weana £, B— Retin W Snet? on- gain ——Py av. The ess 301 (c) 9893 Cot as rCLE— PR yee & car. ge S ge. ion fe promt h EX : 921-2 . CO avs ition. ut - and ; @ise sca “ie ~\pnage Leath i ESKs stork. re, Saipan A r, 7405 seca = ee S ——_ drop 4 gist Mate maa whit Ww. Soren, ee —— oe a 500 ee ced FOR A ntal. ‘Box reponveaaed “COACH "Paige & Extra BETES" MOON rebut o-Pi ‘ Vv . mA ins at- mM S—| Wav. ti e nd v4 iB— eq an nes: ve T u arket ag ope 6 ‘ran ew: TCL t Ss p 31; m SF sed xtras, : J p ye et ali Li $39. * iling 710 8°"B 609 ty. ELE ane ORnt no ay TERY La me — ENTS amp ———— oT, eRaE E- wll. hes SED 137 La UT penn car. ] ewett | 9 r abort. ¢ M Newell Ss T tee ivi 75 11 ~~ c ) 8. B + 3- 9 N. * tae | F 4 C rain; $5 for eoft and ving 9 eq TER icoln vat pmen ver m NT— Tod Ing lik Ih. ec OTO Mot ba nage See ft C Locust. OS p) nic saan: M in 826, t ear: t is O ‘ Suit a rae nDg- -R ‘ 5. abin broad Eee 3d | OF TR me. eof tral 9 Merc mA F ulp Y ory t. ( y more Oil ay vor e (cO9} full: R or. rley ee 0 ul! Mu . AR cus pai ease ally: ch: a ON len + a od lg coa 1.8 N 2 ome. Ds ° pre pes 00 —Ro — ~ ae wa - 34. | Bet yo IC 3191. d ee w ‘ord. men CH . Clo 29 c) TOB agit 1312 V a ine. 331 cYC S99 fan D owner, tha st h 50,00 S WA : do ha sold to INARC did 150 e to » mote ave ic os, ee ne tary: [ler Loui r. P oun- he 1 enabl RE 91 drink 2. (ce $3 BI 4 tia AR set 19A } AG Op; 2 ictro —— ne. 33 qui TE E f avid r, n an ave 0 A ff. s sold mo ba late RCH, ‘one , o k: 5 ball th 1 A. A a . tt ab dis KF sanded 8 0 e 2) RIC-Z 41° 73 180 GE and land coO— 10 Ohi la ar- ing wale pped: c—H raat or son, y 50% he NTEL aT aes . Jef Oo st rga mod 313 ! rigi no y a FP} nett : ivi 7.50 ; is ab Nene a 16 Used (c) fo er. le play R . Grat rec } s} Ae Sh 5 a f No. r Tw xl 10 8s. D ~ Ww $63 tarl on quic othe 0; A TE it) fers ne car in el: 7 oo and nal wn oon ra nN La Sali oom ; = ; Montcla: ree, Fix es 1 m We 6 se TER Dini th om %O—C1 ity ight-h ss illin 25c; c “yea 33 able, “lad Mh eba Cal and sal HI ideale y $5 oO st ft bu at ; perfec urchase ea est al tra . AM . ahoi ‘Us tel fin als ture 284 ake up Me k and AT Ae) j ving _cnee urio disc ou —? ae gh _s hewi f-o] 41 MO - A oe £0, iz, j fe e. sEM r in 0 wo pen erm yer: fll tn aak uco equi in ~ p wi ap "964.7 en — air. inish; fl 10 $0 > a r IO | DE. eee los; 2 ed Bhs i maken. | d, ~Whitte LOT cond bee. seer, A ‘A onDR” $1 | ate AE ag ver ae pe $11 — Bo ppm 5 th Silk 5. TIL alike any: | 00- fin sow. | Ee sae Bn Me + ag 7 eS 4019 G oi7™ dhe tee LUN KS—- Wingoe ‘an nO itte-| $1 ORCY ieieut oe a 3_N 00 Ena y ‘cheap rom 00 uy” use | ae e. © S ges de ur er Gi +) dha 1217 so fo T were W ng , 18 c: e q ith si “ n; y-D morn- ul Cc Louis. mo _E . n. eR our t — pew | one r aT Ben er cage tt ote pat he gen eek i ae iy” Gratien : wi ea "allan rae mye price S123. ‘e) tomobi ae vergcampie ye 50 res te ogee “hie car.. ade, oh ce ae or im uis Ui $30 — = jet serators. SUCRE, Ss—T eet wire ana| ‘con RON 3498. “terage and en atti mCYCL: overt Ha oe. 08 CASH! WY bil oi ie ' %o oan Py N : OF ‘ Roar ed Fixture | on ~* cena cag er O15 used: 019 _Garfi ets, $ oatan TRUNI tion; $12 oR: 04 3050 ¢ — | moro oar a avi ae oe wg | ae eet or aies ORT ry horns 7 open. ! s ss offi ne ure ES the SB B PIN Bros at J _Garnen. 10: ba NK $12.3 _mor con On co 3 fersor ‘And si it. 342 yee ad be ym 8 w J ~~ 492 t Distr M sal pri r Ww LAND a IT A ld INS ver Wag OF KIN New _Beck G oad Dascore ; 2 area _— d orni diti ve(cs) a ndi c on de 429 voubar, en” cate he & & —— OTOR aoe Boor E NST yr cnai ru Bui DI MO F p CA ck & EQ wa cto s orn TUC ins. All ree ng. on. cS) nv tion: yc Somes al Ju r get to fo 3 A 5) E Huto OR erm rom ne ae 923 eh 1 7 chair. RUM Been sed. ilt f SPL FRE at RNI , Cor UIP y. 5 ry inst hats K E aly en er W Cal ane D “eee ch 19 anita. G th wn: r yo alk SI dé Almost ete: tors. 2 CA s. s w. r Nash > ik ) wie er ae ws able ’ AY cE ent po IVA Sorbet M oth Pin rum Cc IX ve yles: r 4 ard all 804R. rice _H e Bh TA ec n ur 8, {! tal SEX 9° RC A 550 and 7 . 4 5:1 blood * pre ENTS—C able par or Ic Cc w A» ed g° pco L bett Cc EN h_ floo es en fee on YIN nin 8; BRA Tro _ Cc d en ap; Ha RA "aBn: eed used is c son lw new: eC 1-27 oO Iwa wn ti L ei — R ‘e AS LR 4 ods. rn. nt Ton oor, . W ts. |S at rple TE gs. har 2. be: — AR righ nder oleae NT 1 th the AS a s. i} O =. | ~~ ow ys : res Oo O - al] Sraererss press Whi h i hit FB efri or M E CE 1 sid Ol .. 3O10_ —Special ias- t of te CR ¢ 13 1dba : g00 17 mo n cao as tha 9 be a OU {}} lineal alee. B nd ES lin New nee r 68 ree tel] sma ou i ds R SAO Finney ent O ay some ' tand rials “SH. nN orth att Recep Peri 4 re tion Po Wells. il TOM bil d OP ara ) eniee” uel or n 600 uy. cons Ws eum " L ; a nk! — aves SF Racy ened Dinvl: nnized n — greene FA aeseaiana -hal ns . 4558 3872. ard “. ADES - "Marke ean4 : 4 ation, sets at- by “a One 2MOBIT bs es F sw 8 ‘and Or on Om ANT dered. as | tic. call ry ret BOs yan in Fix- — grt sr ag ma arm | ju CTRIC Fi Ni age Hg (c) | $35.0 tnede Ca, oe i em Soa (7) sue uf LEW si (062 ae MOTOR Bm. ANTE * credit to te mart St XTUR a 5 ~" Boon ig ne sn be gy oe “e,, cncilla F 6-inc 14 ch =) | tio 100 Co, 233 asured. fi tires aS wes fr. Ha vid —W Exc S 27" Lo phan ays mite agie.. —R t if T Co. A cach RES. 07 = used. {c) 8. lab iming ount ces and del] eillating: only ich; im Spine! tine a S31 61 re. (e oo" Pe mr ‘ or ¢ ne Wil ha 7 Locu ee BYE — 00-1 Send" posta = tol oe (bal > Sanall ae oe “actually SEL dae es omy Cente almost Ww nat a 50 K of ne at Bes AUT 7 | FOR ea. athe se 41 ged as $EX “COAC epee “ee BS. 0 N 125. nk} N oor ease ar oO rere pol y 30: r ar ry, new. Eb n, 22 p val w E t m Ex ‘sid ro: i- wath o am P mi an 4°26 ar or ae Pr ER eS Imo ew r ca _ 8-f*, Ice ne Am ases lage; twe g FAN c, di ui . 16- Ww hav 2219 er ¢ ves and ntral ( ) si odel CH a , rose pa r auto. i ae les: off 192 AC ‘ge old olomen = Rg ih Fre Frank! 10-f Nn pe of oun s sales “per £375 —E patel 4 ine) ct shave mac 2. Pm of wees (c99 ; O | sides. 0 ANG oe oe sen ina 7: tae a ; a telat di H ns f om at x" Frankli “Te te t. T rift ASY these t D and ANS—Q at BAe oe ot 4323 al 2 ty + ade mit! Ae ess ondl ad B ant 19% tart 5 —Ford” B00C 2) eo oe ona Se adams” os dem ARE DEIm feothers: Be EFIC i ad UR ; CO Jthe hri Ce T 0 jest 1d io 332: old; ad whi lity pat hist. ng. y a lan Ma 19 oll aden Fo 4 000 etree n e j red on 1 m : E li a $: (c See r if ou E in Ww irr One hy Dn. 23 i tine. te h z es und gn 6 ti rd aires iu r oc st 92 wy! YOU ar 0865. ra eBags reasonable: $575: ee them t Counter: RMS): ctosing FANS a 14-inch Rant volts. a Mel Sar $1.10: lead. price. ik wm Wolff LES increas tr inv motometer. vow culpped ere oe eaulpn ae ae flats. Pus bis SEL PW ry — — owives ‘15h. comple Hl U models 7 reenes . store orae “4 ~ eas ore 3 Pp 1 ran ak FA rua eve 6 y's . e « in mbi co 4 O ‘son. on S C TO a rep on-Ees 'n oe De ose A e 8 ] 1 lu 107 teed es Vs! dw: ry ine T ele 4 fa ing bu ndh car I O. H nN ran air —— cathe cy vo inger: at n n- | © lig m : es an — ay or shy ae cae ct. fi et erga 8. Fis I tee ine x CC i mae ered iat cy | orien LUMBI mg ri a al FAN Be it Boe: Se ages nd nine EY $_Lacust_(e90 OODS, OBILE irae tee] B tect. MAC | ta aia . et New) ome fa MG Somnese [ING Su Fg b EXTI bargai ne Ce) )_and _ TRON - real” ba te terial | S ON ee nt 1 can sav S, FE E RE 1 on Ce = $15 iis Mea f ‘ations real ery. STERN ile Bw ve een F IX pplil pe buy : avy NGUI ins. aw «) ™ —— Clark. A nee al ated PB agew | 4 AU 344 of save throw ND Pp A Sialaill ie etait ghee | TAURAN ranklin Fixt bargains. at ne ites er cent off 0 TURES puke see bas beMindiin aut “MISCELLA fe ‘sae i Loui TOMOBI LOAN Shor apie y seer ERS, gr | och925 Bate ad Us rlifie ING u ea h | ae fT, stu: $2 sU NG AT Kk gg h tub as a P Rylfire Ex t's ~Gov SINGER, a A rfiele PLY I Ra Ss L sare TET? avn adis A Ty bag tires) UD eal in 9 MAC T eo , PLIES hae ia EES | "same sta east SH Ty rey co. | ouis U1 ES none JEM ea i eens x, Coach: it Ui. % $1 ‘ACH 5: tar ANT 5R0 URE Co. price 4 LIES x AN nut. aste. oan io B. san LES. ting at at oT ment | Gki 231 _ otor ous 20. O.. | | = 267 seco owt ow rson * +oe a ge S 1 ween h rs ish: eq Oak ‘sed ae % IN - cash 4 “ oa FI )_§. s—Ful » 51 Py og 5 ND J le | M wer Bet — wished por om fmm te | Marke: 0. te) || F 7 un Pe gg ow NE 48 Err, a SRS ss, y as iper, y - U * . se & % 5 6 e ‘ : r n ~An rp r tt Di CL rk m; mA ee O Ww } 4 Rs 8. ra sD Ww 0 5 in f as ti eae a ieee Saree maa 8 a cee — HEATING sere a radonto. oto" nti Sn oma eK a Pati — + — 3 mera dee “itt a pertocs Sondition a ay KT Oe page PArK ' make . com ‘T rgain ———— er. p- | in an t sav oa OL NC Lax ACE 8, giaer ything | 314 |¢ on NAC 2. —Dis rfield ought. ee KPA Conf too | u “th (ei) rf er M lik on. la 4 » G : a ew ne te { o u gra a ~ gO 0 > I UR e ; ) r ert TM 5 Vt st ed, 3 Se- ——— — ; IC nt - 100 ——— It 25 B 00 A rep c fc or ow “en © equer H c ©. ea. a ° ~~ = sf A > kek aie gers ar. pony Fn throom 0 n mg ahe SALE URNA Ex ood Cf Oth ot S, aining Aah \ 302 4 S ead. I hou ) ; —_— 20) . — Au ——— » t | ot B54. Laces eae » warnge oe you. ber. vonly all ing " i ti mile. 9 tables ANT be 18t on gg awe » la bile m y used Ask retin aM moe ; fines to PrITS at nger or te ix: eavi ste 9 ca “enamel ware ~_ p- | Seige ~ KE ave {AC} ‘ws d. Pho (c99 aN M — ee , +) | BES .-- age esti ms and que 2- netra 1924 us om. 1 3 ACH —. ret : PatemeS yoy s— Co... 1007 ae > batlers paarnadt and fit: or ig 1390." d use 4371 Joass RS \ aa te ne D ant O — P oT OF ————— Co.. Poggi ony Pea -passenger rod Boe J ~ ed gy te pi INE : ; deer ounte A 007 | O93 oe fee | olle ful rate is fit. ‘Chasen F eg ' mee AD vtd— ae galt ( i | |"! n _ maroon © ain SON w — oh yo om nish ; fede: 6 ewet | Paogy ore as iga at rs. com ssi jin 0 rs, il 1 ed “A” ble Des all NE on he —2 r v ame c89 € —— = T BLE K ——t Hu R cele. 9 acto slig i arate or - =a$th ot. P DES Fusture toe tablos wood oF ata peless “furnac ol a ee): nlieniiok La | cera Rand cloth , 56024 i St . peo She oan | } s1 P a _ (9 e li ; ‘TED- ~~ -— ot . == SS ol — | az ‘ach, 30. ne ADDI? ACHINES A eee press, . Bap Sar phat __ SAFES = , sprayin ce eoueh Brena. -_—_— AUBUR? age 2 OBILE Bo UDSON : “oach. IP stn “cond —_— Wi PaTOk Mert looks rc) ; ; topa, 10 “Uicas f Clax- ne .Y MA For $ ES DDIN Riggs 2%, wash cash ches, | uipment: chen s Btive.— “ing. AUT og8ee pose Victor 5 teamed scondition 19° Coac hy 'Diimar Ht eesti Fer tanioah ih Four ILLS Mu ‘ (oe. $s, a (c) ia: \CHIND Sale G come Wwe m Pace ete sales Sap ad vs its hea, aie See Pt Borer Bice! ae met wo eg neg VICK o0°4 eee r 0145. Liw Sy s6W yt ee a =r mae overkau LS S LET CASCSs: , “ e ' ic t t i ™ . y JE: ‘ . - fe: ween 38606. -f-~ GUARA} rae: xive on wanted for s at o 6% ae BB renin | Ce, ate “New er: Linc T uee. } ane ~ = iy oe? organfor Fuchs 3015 Loe _ la 4014 guach: -— : ‘nie: 87 OLN eal bu sacri. rade. heels; no Mag LAIR oe, Caen ACTA y f. dng u nail ae Ww ca nce: ll th biloi SAF 512 oe 4 rt d inde eaason no Paget _Co.,, Cars bough 1 same d. UIcK ecust. ~aultif te m . er: ' ; J 'pso $795: leer? y° = yt ec) RA? aad pa i ii AIR Orang natch. vod savbeld, rente MA ae terms ‘Used wilt Walters 3 > will 4 acon pom gy able. 28) Nee 1 Ba ~ aud w on. co igo 2¢ si iful cars 3 so =i my) ton erfoet | | Line ore —Conch, 3 terme: ¢ tt 8 OEPANILAN “4 E i. mth , " ’ $ ' ow P t ° “ ‘ reo ™ : & 7 ’ we : ¢ - a - eo S| Bei nie aso, Tyre tte sar, $208 Lo sacrifice a Ene See 72 aoe Set ol end a bn lB | ous ee srg Idg ——c er. hy LA 33 cu | bier _ Saf aR up del = Wid. 4 td. — uy sar, | byt 3422, Ls fo 2-to Caack ge -- : ee | @RpEN RIVER ere Me. Rt oe Gee AUTOS W a erica Pa Bui huni Bn, | ek eset adhesion: oe ovine e ates’ i l a an d ir oc &. c¢ wet, lf ot wr ivi ’ my | —- 8; uli Lac as “ disc rust 3 “20 $2," See 35 FOR DS, P at i epaired off) xnoE Caf ws ea +, os Sane A 9 25 ee ©) |, Ge iy BIL EW : = og NGER c62) Bi Fo bed ¢. 80. Ib 7 Gratiot. Mody R maing Pn LANTS - .com-| Sa ae Ss wi Be oa » lee By se ame nett hot 3 aie oe coach paneer xe Motor. PR o. d. smo t k Lat 0 ance a “e dition. your tit) —An 42 5 uat 8m ne ect 924 = in S or | Fr Ress a8. pein “sok HAVE, A - work AND T ice) AUTO iis = Yost ti “BS, | 1926 _NEW! terms “ in tinteh ie og a ete ss type; _ os 80 your | ng. wk on yo RE Auto gt ‘Olive. ¢ Fo B Ae me; ana | NIVE ren : cera hi pati uity e; cost § ODDIN awn teizer ia es |4 S wel oe hit fare ister 6: uic 3422 on ite| “te RSA! ie ae ch: ry BA reas Ot $iié del 3 G ‘sodde tal ner CTO 131 'n as © oe ! $995 =e! “i HE. DSC a y ar sav w . Chica te ib. tak a Ae and 4. vet) call trol wr BN. parte. intel | fied D » une 3: O | Lindel}. . erm N mal iven nave Biddi i et 5 Loe ar. say yY ea ch new 9: diese coach; mitt . * as of a f you , 3514 ene A OM, Re —Exchasige TY Marie 015 Locust BD mtn hu uip ear, jal wh 8280 do ag ferns tiverstd ep mg Cogens. Bi aoe OBI pa By + 417 st | cities cost. -—_NEN nondreds look v headlight rea pte og 8 os side gw he! ) y — fo E yd 9 ¢l r vith mil NEWE 1 edie 5115 OON light ar w lant oF ors! te Tn LIn- siricted Lan’ ie cearia | CHEVE eed nrg 2LL,. Sey dol HU looes M . — tre b ) & rman, A, * At Ri. Boy AUTOM om fo00 lai ideal Ju ss at CHEVROLET poy? Th oe ed ISON ee owe bump. co _ a > _ 5 ; . red nd equal conte laences. i ., oi ae ene: very re 2 soe trade Mc CC Fak £o- ihe rot e al v 5 ; wt w atio igh 76 ch; eae rea — > OA iE tterm a Nars Cae te ag ee .—= Ebster 2 nts ton Se $110 id: ronahie HU E uote - iH. . 192 , | Cee ave 21 | EXCH $4 ET elvan. e dine HL WOR? | ber ea, Viet Ch ema dia ais 52. | Oi ANGE, COA “4 ex u N 3 6, -srefinance _ #. cl mene ys } | ‘GE COACH — 1925 seelleat cust, nt for ‘ ‘OA Sia? Locust extras: $795 ee ean pages oe Se on cise “eledes taf Laser 0.. 2 de vwet car H aton. PL -. 7) ee MO , 4 ot nt toda is F N ec - Bt. P N 4 tomobt ; trade, ty av. C ‘Alway eer | 9 ing Re ARCH, .B ies Ht 040 7 ty tigen OAC “Sy Sag KU — educ 31 IG 2 “eculp s. BRAIN ans condi H per. [OHS or Ah netion— 37 I 25 - Mircwer i 19% 'p "CO. 45 18 Locust. te LE - et ney si ON 997 : tree Seti. act TTR. and “25 co N road | a coe pat | BSF # he 7 —ATtDsO terms. = IES : ; A e) "38 { ae rie aE. sree sen, _ mii J ob a 8000 pas red 118 ile 1AM Pp: ‘iles: ? s 4390 ; _— 2 ¢ . * eae ‘ i) x ene ong Peal A» P om ] * i jie ; ; ee ie 4 Py a. 8 fy Ko rr cee ee ca, - av vi ne ”

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is aa > eve - okays: Bea eS 4 gle werteat TE ae ee oo sata $i. Ditty Oeste pags eg Ga oe Roe me ne 4. a ni tk Sets . ati sa rd ce —. ong x (ws qa tl tt a oa Se wee A tree opie eng aye ea a ee Te a ee ae ” re ea >, afl, — COIS a AE ON EOE SEIS Be PIE IY Se snipe teagan. 2ratadirne a ow antiel Saye x es oe ; Acer 2 Bo rae ‘sé ne 55 A pitas, ay” a Ges ‘ 1K sapien Se -9.) hy Payee a 5 i oN APS vigor’ aie Senos ae SPECIES 8! DAO ATS ; Ba init eg Sige HRS ya EO ge esse hag ehe on yt Soke Ret eR EES S Dicaaieh neha ae ceeceeaee Any ee poe a y N Pie 2 Eg Ae oe . nr |) el ew ~ % mat nt oes xi ky -s : ? a AS na : i 3 3 pe * e ‘ ; tr p ve PRT ae Ages BP seen ANE Chere 5g Bt CT Aa Rete aa ie RS or BORE dee A in ea DMRS EO Sg SEE GRRE LM. CST EINE OO eiiienpaBle | i er ae A & ee 7 ty 3) Nh bt? ripe: . Bis ie bs z - 7 tw «* Sieh hs: wat Wate , te Ee oe peed * suit ARS wi Ps Shae dort t det on) Riera Dag ae Anh eng be Te phd MBae DET. Seg 5S. s.4% Cnt vat 4 2 gE Sours) nee SM Ser Se pipet pet RIVA ‘s safe . | Now . oe . JULS Locust. NEW 3422 Lindell. rELL. LOOK! BUICK COUPE, $395 Sounds impossible. but Yahlem has been | ears pertect im ox | * we are expecting a Sunday: easv terms or other cowpes. ATIL EM 1035 ad Grand. _ Buick Coupe poem 4-passenger. fully aataper. ta ggmengget driven only R200 m -? car at. 1S “ be 3422 Lindel}. ~ $2300 BU TC K ( ‘OUPE, $985 | The master 6 model. Looks and runs ike a brand-new car. Has 4-whee)] brakes | and full equipment, chauffeur driven: had Cost new $2350 end YAHLEM sells. price bought teday for) Terms or trade. erowd trade: ). Hurry 1 O33 N. (Grand. BUICK 4-CYLINDER, | Two-Pasgenger sport coupe: little car on the streets today: the best | known for ther tremendous | very economica! operation down. KU HS-B U ICK CO 2837 » 3 Grand, CADILLAG V-61 _ 4-passenger Victoria coupe. beautifully | finishe@ in Cadillac blue: presents car appearance: an unusual! value someone: mechanically sound: terme trade. Open Sundays and evenings. W, H, OWEN CO... 3318 Wasfhington. Cadillac Coupe. _— CADILLAC COUPE . an 1, 4-passenger: exceptional or anyone desiring this type. Griginal finish. Price is right. Terms VER CADILLAC CO.. 3333 Locust, Open Sunday and evenings. a. CADILLAC COUPE | Open nights wo ® eed : 61: Spassenger. Has had | but one owner. Fully equipped: ail | necessary conditioning done. Drive it urself. Note its power and comfort. | erms. OLLV ER CADILLAC CO., 3333 Locust. Open Sunday and evenings. CHANDLER—Coupe. 4-passenger. 2921: | tires; eee: $85 down. 4038 Easton. EVRO 1925 coupe, excelient con- @ition ; FOrest 0466. (89) —— ~ ; " coupes. 25 nerfect shape. | VROLET— 1924 coupe. rifice. 3028 Olive. CHEV ROLET—cCoupe. 1923- motor LSS: $S5 down. 4038 Raston. Dead CHEVROLET—coupe late. like new $185; terms, trade. 3844 S. Broadway. CHEVROLET CoOUPE-— 1923: S173 cash 4460 Lee. COlfax 1806). ic) CHEVY ‘ROLET—Coupe, im geed cendilion Dar 419. Ma't ao Cee O314W ET—Louve. 1922; just paint- 15; terms: bargain. 20114 Pen- like new: sac- quiet : b- passengr r coupe: motor riins rubber, $ ‘2. terms. IS43A4 am ; ic? c HBV ROLET—_. — (c) CHEVROL. et —Op . ag “a Tice selection up mer Belcher Che let Go t Co., ‘Tiss 8 _ Kingsh: ithway eet | CREVROL ., aw, OUD, 1924. nerfer 4 Pe| painter KUuaArantee pric t eid Qi 2655 "Lafavetio, rice Oo = TUCK CHEV ROLET COUPE. Late 1993- ‘gacri- | on’ $1900; needs smali repairs. 39323 one mee (ec) ss ante {e7) $24. — rood LOO do NEW ELL. 3422 Lindell. Cam" ROLET—19e5 coupe; good condi- : $495. $110 down. 4464 Baston av. ie7) aoe FG an nl perfec ly eqrinped. . ork 6652 Gravots: priv: ate AivaoLEt —_— “Coupe 1924 “fe ane: everything. wh. balance week- $333 Easier. tc) a0 down. chan- “Masten eG TIT Rewly waar attica! | rn. — asv Nishie and Sundays. CO... Ine., ’ t bi. 083) | oe ee ne eights ) terms lequipped; goed looking: Juwany ; OF ; ine ha ren Ka sv the prettiest | | Terms s sit. ¥ DO DG | ar, : popEE . 4 ri >} atTT / GR AUPNER ' ish: $s: 595: 6 8. Jefferson. Ac S7x) ' ‘ dorms. rn MOTORS. | his loss your gai burry ‘Tymas nz condition in Hoe gn a gs 'FORD- east | FORD—~Coupe fully bra PORD ae 5 RO 2 Dent” Sean late | FORD. Coupes For Sale Coupes For Sate | Coupes For Sale ‘CHEVROLET—Late 1923 threughout: new Duco paint. cluding 2 balloons, Dumper. m mg mirrer, stop light. parking light and lots of extra tools; imoney badly; Shenanéouah. ee CHEVROLET—Coupes. late 1923 and | 1924 models; every one a genuine bar- ,fain; we select good ones only: those that ‘need reservicing get it: as a result all Cherrotets sold by us ate warranted to = satisfactory service: gold on easiest in town. 1644 S. | oS Open motomete lighf, necec Sunday. ORTHWEIN 1924 Chevrolet, 4-passenger Duco paint: good tires and Phe ning ; down; open Sunday and evenings. __ A CLEANING HOUSE—$395 | 4-passenger Chevrolet coupe: full splendid condi sol one vear ifocen road service. _KUHS ICK CO.. 2837_N. Gread. _ Chevrolet Coupe 1924, thoroughly reconditioned and of- 3024 * $100 GRAVOIS MOTOR CORP, 6820 Gravois. Chevrolet 4-Passenger Coupe This car im the pink of condition: new duco int; 3 other coupes to select | Sromm: $150 to $350: any terms within re a eee ere eww. Chevrolet Coupe Good as a Chevrolet can be: low as a g00d Chevrolet can be ‘effered on terms that permit you to jleng after a lot never died before: always epen. “a >. | $39 down original | a genu- | FOR capes, 5: late: $125 up; terms; S44 5S. Broad way. /FORD—Goupe. 1924: | tes, bumper; $250; ‘terms. 3116 Cass. $100: metor perfect; ; terms. 2735 Clive. | FORD—1923 coupe: 4 > $65. 325 down. 4464 Easton — or, ic7) FORDS—15 coupes. like new. $60 up: | trade. terms. - 2506 S. Jefferson. _{c57x) | PORD—1922 coupe; $125. 3907A St. Ferdinand. | FORD— 1926 coupe. like new: | trade: terms. 2006 S. Jefferson. / PORD—Coupes for $100 and up; good shape. 7919 Forsythe bi. ee ee ee | FORD—Coupe: 1 late model: good tion: cheap. 5030 Northland. _ oo | FORD—C oupe, 1924: excellent _ condition | and rubber: $215. 626 St. Ferdinand. y | FORD Coupe, 1923. - firet- class condition: bargain. Morning, 3848 Mc Ree. fc) | FORD—192 4 coupe: | 45 S85 4 down. excellent condition: _ ak ca 64 Easton. (c7) FORD— L925 coupe: excellent condition: | 350, $75 down. 4464 Easton av. (c7) | FORD—1926 coupe; bal pone: excellent; S485. $110 down. 4464 Easton. _ (c7 ) FORD COUPD 1924- like Garage 4208 Natural Bridge french Pa 1925: e075: | ms 40. 38 Easton, | Soab-— > coupe: 5400 miles: acces- sories +3 Vie tor 2O58R. (c) ORD oupe. 1922: tires: $125; S50 down. FORD COUP st teon Seventh. } FORD—C ‘coupe: Rice 35 62W: ; u FOR (eee NY upe : good Paee. L Indell 621; a 'PORD) ( ov A gee Sake extras: cheap on 831 Mc Nair. $295; as Easton av. FORD—C‘oupe, new paint, good 41° 6 al Ww. Fe, Pale Sait ee (c2) FWRI——5 late upes: almost new: trade; term . “SOO Mc Mais. nen | FORD—c on une. S290: “real one. Huber 2601. Locust. ame FX ym p—C ae LSS4: be autit ul painted: Oo ‘$2 ‘ 713 i924. $960: 4038 Easton. _ model. 1519 8. 1924 4, good Sane River- 62 2450 Qu incy - ) condition. 3629 | ter ; for HO: terms. Cass. Ta) - $65. Call Coal FORD—1920 coupe; in goed coniit SO.) 1218 Wright st. BY ARD—1974 coupe: exce! ient lots extras. Call condition: (c) _HTland_494. FORD— Coupe: late mode!: balloon tires: newly painted; real bargains; $100 down, balance 10 months, _ 3008 _ N.. FORD—¢: oupes. See these new, $345; 1924, $240: 1971, S20. “Terms. 4106 Olive 1925 like 9°3. $120: Hasslers. accessor- lock | tras. condi- | new. $235. painted and overhauled: §& good | original fi nish: new : + econaiti mn. | ; ' some- | f ope t vard, Blair Grand, (c) | FORD—Coupe, 1924; mechanically per- fect; buy at . *MOON see AB co... 3115 Lecust. fferson 0087. FORDS—Coupes; 35 oe "23; all in first-class condition. Saag newly — others origina ini erms. rac JEfferson 3715. ime —— FORD—Coupe. 1924 model: reconditioned, | newly painted and guaranteed and looks like new. Has cord tires and many ¢x- A real ec! og Basesee to $325. Ask to see No. 742 | CARONDELET MOTOR OO. 8867 S. Grand. Always o open. | FORD—Coup 1925: bas bumper, lock wheel, spotlight and other extras: balloon | tires Bm spare; reconditioned, newly paint- ed and guaranteed ; only $375; terms. Ask | see No. 873. Eee: Cc ARONDELET MOTOR CO. 3861 S. G Always open. _ | FORD—Cou 1955 model; balloon tires; aniene c pon = FA Throughout; lock wheel: hargain: $325; $130 down, balance 10 , months: other bareain: guaranteed: open | Sundays and evenings. Ayers. authorized | Ford dealers, 1418 N. Tae 1-453 Locust ‘bl. coupe; cannot be told from new car: reconditioned, newly guaranteed; cord tires and lmany extras: special] price, $340; bar- gain. Ask to see No. R69: terms. CARONDELET MOTOR CO., 3867 S. Grand. Always. open. | FORD—Coupes. 8 to from, | cheap ones, $85 to $100: overhauled | and repainted and new rubber for $3: | late models _ our good one for $315. At- | tractive terms. PR IC} — FORD DEALERS. 1320 S Grand. Open Sunday. rr mR ve 1 Q*? > coune: ~~ 42 000.000 motor number: refini shed sage brush green; | nicke! led oe $295: a’so 1924 Ford coupe. many extras: Cyr pen} till ] oc loc CREDIT Co., GA Arfield A520. FORD—Late 1924 choose» SOLS > ‘ OMMERC TAL. 3301 Wash! nev. PO RDS—1925-24-2 coupes: ex lection of lat e mm ‘el cars; all renaintea and guaranteed: these cars look and wi | serve aa new: 15 to choose from; nights and Snndays: easy terms. RIEFLING, FORD DEAL ERS. 2501 S. Jefferson. Open Sune lay & nights. sverhanled., | FORD—Coupe; 1 ate 1994: refinished in / trimmed | and bi ack rear bumpers: lock rec onditioned, combinati ms of gray ° has front and ather extras sted and cueranteed: a wonderful | ‘for only $375; ‘terms Ask to see CARONDELET MOTOR CO., 38867 S. Grand. A! ways Open, _ 1925 FORD COUPE 5 model: like new: cheap. se CHNURE- RUIOK, 2238 Oltve. FORD—Coupe; late "24: in perfect con- dition : Eng -day guarantee: $275: terms. ©9937 (c82) FORD ~“Goupe. 1925: used 11 weeks. | $295: also 1993, coupe, $85. 1905 Laer Chevrolet coupes, 4 fine jobs. Each one | thoroughly gone over and in bes t con. al tien with extra eqtipment All late models. To sell these coupes ai tic k!ly we cut pei PS $100 to $150. Look, $300 job now $195 A 3500 tob m $350, These are the best Chevrolet buys in town. Come in and look them over and ask for demonstration Always open. WILSON MOTOR “AR ie i Pai ce Jewett Distrib- 2; UTOrS, 3921-27 Lact st b] CHRYSLER 4—Coupe. 1926: 3 bam pers, 4-wheel braka« snare SS5 Ro x N-87 Post-Di ispatch Poupe ate ‘S2: priva Sal We Ini ate owmne: — i-new 1925 coupe. $295- Moat Wists 8. LAOcust 1924 business coupe: a real buy. ive. : io) PaAssen Oper _ Sunday. 1925 DODGE ¢ ‘OU PES new, others at $9 -* ; . . RE R i) ~c nor CO mM to igen .* ul ck sal: bargain KY RD——Cou pe . git \. len a behind en oe: 6 ChAT pa te lloons ber fret hike en cheap. 4988@5 Lotus FY Site eens starter, : perfec ft oniy $65 498 FORD Dupe 1925 model fi i Lion wil) sell cheat >. . FORD— 921 coupe paint rood ures $100 oh oUDe - coupe. $245 late 1s. 340 TRIM Ie A 47 «> emou ine La — runs sp! len fi; il “Con 5 ee ' —_ Ps mynd CU tke x in] #419 Swan late mode! S35 also 1975 zaut “aston. ie} S°35 also ‘1921 oe) L EB 2ato nt. i¢> - Ba weed 219 Pord Fori coupe. Late eeli: $175 cheap (“all coupe "4 card O00 miles. | tire: | FORD-—Coune: extras: ast FORD-—Coupes: your choice of 3: $75: $25 down. W. H. Owen Co., 3318 Washington. (c) FO! -I>—1923 coupe, nice condition; down, $1 5 mon th. paet y Locust. NEWELL’S .. RD—Coupe,. $90: new tires: tor. st neck absorbers. bumpers. 4534 Ww as hingto DEImar 6478 eS Teaser “1024 FORD COUPE. rood mo- chas terms. 365: 1924. $265: new tires: Al: (c7 y. $95: | ) cash . 5 cord tires ’ moror : it 4°62 Natur e—1994: 1 tovring. very reasonable. food ~~ - Qo 1923 i e $195 t ‘PINs - \RANTY MOTOR FORD—Conpes 1923 1924, $265: terms, trade. 1924. $250 trade. {* ines. — » . . ‘arr e~ Ow LeTrr:s S150 $75 £90 £165. FORD a $25 tn 4 Cherrn’! rood condition barc Ain f LP a Cas rv terms. Eu-Cled and Laciede. refinished in Duco: *¢ rn? 342° Lindel! tires car FORD—1825 innped $295 eournpe. 5 Moon extr? vow ' Auto Exchancee. ie | oor air ee | licen ee free. 4S67 Faston: alwave FORD COUPE: S—1924 Thrren ban hapten eon SRA “arnie FORD-—C upe ; 1924: good conditi ee!] at once: call between © a. " bareai n. Q1S Wilmingto oSw ee - ‘ K ihn! man Aut 0 ‘Salk *s ‘ ~ fy) - > Ds i Q* > TY} (wis = “4 D assence r Ford eenpes: $35 UNIV ERSA! 3401 FORD Coupe ck wheel. new! t acrifice. Call Natural color new - ive mae: late car. In beaut att WwAarante ‘ ry ec . tke own. $5 weekly. Haupt. 4186 4: no “better hargain in t beautiful eolor- SR5 guaranteed by Ollis streets to- model: disc wi alloon * go-5 ~ = “2 + y Kingshighway ; cord tires, rber q ' Al condi- fuarantee: terms to ATTO co upe, 1924 a& real good miy S725: werv easy terms w select “from. JOHNSON Jha a> & 3ea7 (Mive - /}PORD—c: . late 1924: like new: car has HO per cent of ite life still te: © be | is a genuine 1. Open Sunday. down ; Lise mar i Paint an: suit. IOHRNSON 3667 «(Vivre icSS) newly painted: many car that ig a@taran- MoD this readv every adster 2 i meiwr aa ‘ (te S285 aise 2. soa es easy terms. Tevia Motor horize! Ford Dealer, 3001 Lavctet ‘" Sunday and evenings. ie87 1935 dail loons (3). lock dash. pa: king. stop foot ee automatic wWwind- nai finish: $150 down. NEW ELL. 3422 Lindell. pes "1994.35 dele: repainted MOTs, Cuaranfeed for 30 days trade. Onen Sunday and ere. eee 4. LAMBERT-GR AVES MOTOR CO 4576 Manchester a. GRand $641. | i ForRn oupe, bal loon 1926 ¢ type speedometer gasoline $422 Lindell and Very eaer a and JOHNSON AUTO CO.. 3667 Olive. (255) | ann en only | $45 | $422 Lindell. | SeveraW® today FORD COUPE, NEW Trade any make car or give discount. MONAROH, 3137 Locust. FORD COUPE—1926 Slichtly weed bersam: open nights and | Sundays. J erson 3715. TATE MOTOR CO., INC.. 3041-43 ——_ FORD COUPES Your choice of it fo ag ng ~ ae refinished and guAara SO ¢ close-out vrice, $27 ily $795 Ww. H. Ow EN CO. "ie ‘Wash Champion Ford Coupe, ‘passenger, good condition; KUHS BUICK OO.. 2837 N 1925 FORD COUPE 4 Ford better than new. . a first~ lass coupe We wl ive LAHM MITCHE! pith “at Mancheater.(c} rT 926 | Ford Coupe lloons, rs. lock wi! . pre . rr ~* iths oid: ‘D fect in respe —s coupes: jays: do wn. a aige Thistributo: 7991 PRIC E =4 newiy pat ted; Al mechan Rig” “> lic ‘al - DUE R COo., Terry ‘ ms , N MOTO R . r os SQRD COUPES—-1924 7) ones some with Pe agg viene, AT TO ‘ ry) ; Mi “Phe "Tso Open Sunday. Qe rey ON * tayTOD R atributors FOR SALE! 15 Ford eoupes at ridiculous- ly low prices. We must 30 ears before the 4th of July. TERMS! TERMS!!! Tom in Your Old Car Cr Exchange Coan Locust 5G. - 19294 FORD COUPE Original finish clean uphoi- sterv: fine. tires: + jo it for of ci! 2921-2 . OG IWIE'BIEIRG cae lised Cars | We have a complete as Coupes, 1922 up to the bargains. See them to- Ford Coupes, sorument of Ford presen, model. day. 1923 Rupmo bile Sedan: equipped with bumpers, motometer and spare tire. et motiwr ov ph lLawmed lj} r shop. Terms. Jewett Sport uring Car. Must sell Only. $295. i gladly dem onstrate. 1924 f nished ‘ my SOUS. Hupmobile Touring good tires: new lacquer WEPER IMPLEMENT @ AUTO CO. Hupmobile Distributer Since 1914. Lith and Lecust Sta. COUPES Ford, Dodge, hike, Jewett Chevrolet. Oldsme- and Stadebaker coupes. We offer the finest selection of late model two and tour passenger coupes in the city. These cars h: been rebuilt and repainted and guaranteed mechanically We rou t© iMspect these cars be- making a purchase. Easy trade. Open nights and Sun- De Luxe Auto Co. 3118 Locust Bl. Phone JEfferson 3391. Wellston Branch. 5868 Easton Av. Phone Parkview 4539. cone one ae Ae Ol fee oe - lie atti aia - performs like ell ent ae- i 83) | our | = ington fey | move | mechani cally TE i recs ee ee Co o_Fer Sate Roadsters For Sale Limousines For Sale et: 192% mode UDSO wonder - ~ 300 for D Sor eee et 2702A ful condition; Alhambra ct. 7 52 ousine; extra FORD— Roadster. late 19724: repeisied 324 — Ce yo offer; a buy. overhauled; rubber: $2( $435 or n. balance 8 months; —-E | FS GRAUPNER, 3418 Locust. Open Sunday ee Look! 1925 H ~Hup Coupe Almost | epee Away, $795 The in, Lown. balloons: fully squat eo; 3 ee in bg fect condition; looks brand-new; best of onre; worth $1175: will ‘as your old car down vment ~® ance to suit income. me. YAHLEM, 1035 N. Grand. _ JEWETT—1924 business couse: want to eell: make offer: we mean it; GRAUPNER, : 3418 } Locust. ——— 1923: real 2716 "Lafayette. JEW ETT—Coupe, mM oe terms. ( ‘JEWETTE 4PASS. COUPE t kind of condition: gotng at a Fa 3137 comet. today. MONARCH. 2 JEWETT COUPE 1925 motel: e Snenenee balloon tires; 1 rms. origina! 93K Olive at. barca HNC RE- BUIC K. Don’t Pass Up Jewett 6 coupe, 4 passenger. Newly painted and in finest conditioa throughout. ‘A demonstration will prove this $800 | value a real buy for $595. Trade and terms. WILSON MOTOR CAR CO., Paige | & Jewett Distributors, 2921-27 Locust bi. Cour ge late mode, -_— -—————- JORDAN—Cou new duco finish. rubber almost new: in wonderful mechanical condition: hydraulic 4 wheel brakes, mpers; your chance at | oon buy. Ma cCarthy,Archer, 439 N. Buel: DElmar 6520. (c62) |M. EW ELL— mr own te rms ar trad e 2 N ASH—8-cy! inder 4-passet } runnis ie order. $251) 2839 Cherokee. er Ackerman coup e: eo Dry (> var is tore ¢ N \SH—T u 2. b Mt oy eit = 41-43 OCU 77) 1923 NASH 4-PASS. COUPE. been refinished and come in and terms Ck ATTO CO.. and McPherson. f Ope n Sunday. G Mm. 4 WEST SIDE Bi ineshighway > 19233 coupe tires, motor good, 1028 Faston AND. —Coure 1923. $245 - $85 a neer. 3843 Easton av *Oakl land Coupe 2-passenger: 1923. condition wilt disc wheels and price. $160 cash. one year, which includes res insuranc®. HUDSC ~ be. ~Teaanealiniee iN, S500 Locust. 25: ite new months to pay 3422 Lindell ~ PACK ARD ¢ ‘OUPE S : sple ne : condi itis 4- sheet | imme- 3949 Lindel! Lindel! 6 T85 dow n. con- TOR CO. ounday and venings. condition: can be seen M mday Indenern: Packing Co. marage, Tiffany and Chout Alex Bischoff, own- Ee Cert eee tC unster: run 1800 miles: perferct- -w; owner leaving town; cheap. Kirk- ea" V. (ce) 20) — | Coupe d Aa Woe Te STEARNS COUPE Four-passenger: fine condition: ~a real barguin OLIVER CADILLAC CO. 3333 Locust. JEffersen 3084. Open Sunday evenings. coupe’ complete- res: new paint: 2937 Park.(c82) co upe. 19° y¥ equipped: See this car at EB AKER—Late “2 “3 a A "Dp EB AKER —: _ 1 ecia! 's! pletely equipped: priced red early and see for Out ne ;: come 9 F revthe 1-192 :5—Studebaker Stacda very iate: spiend| condition original brand new: a great rms: co moiete. TNIVERS 7 3401 T oe ust . IpEeN Su — day. - GURANING E HOUSE—$795 Al hroughout: terms: ce saving: Grand _ Passenger late ! Iizhte bine: worth terms 3833 Olice. "| FORD— Roadster: u ia} ys “ excellent condition. NEW WILLYS 3-npassenger every Known bur former St we call raretuily S-KNIGHT equipped ear is owned bv sport coupe, extra. This t new because he Mmiv a few ste is surely gsomeo ne’s opportun! ‘ genuine Country Club model. aa cited with 4-wheel brakes. ae Seay inity to save Sore real oOney ave open, “IF BROUGHT FROM Ts IT’S GOOD.” 2300 Fa ie _central 4540" VERLAND IN” Busin essman’ g | would we offer thie $500 value for $295 mechani cally perfect; a demonstration will t —— value: a real bargain | Cas or terms. Always open. WIL SON aarysN R CAR CO. Paige & oo a+ ry etribut: rs. “93 1 at Lecust bi . The Bargain Center of St. Lonis for Used Cars ef Value Hudson-Frampton 3309 Locust Open All Day Sunday JEfferson 3779 Four-passenger: one of the smart- | 4-wheel hy-/ .c83) : recondi- | look it / Sunday. 1924: | with | Louis branch matager and | 2 izqhway. (| dealers, 1418 «Rng CADILLAC LIMOUSINE TEFLING. Ford Dealers _ Jefferson, Open Sunday and nights. COME GET IT—$85.00 rd roadster: one year free road serv ice. KTHS Brick cCo.. nt N. Grand. ORTHWEIN “3024 LOCUST JEFFERSON 3700 1924 Ford roadster: new Duco paint. oun $3250: our price $2 down, 12 motor and tires gcood: $75 down. Open months: wonderful car service rental work.| cunday and evenines. 3015 Locust. NEW WELL'S. 3422 Lindell. FORDS——___R 935 and S———Readsters: 1 Fr Sale ee gis Fe $195: | good rubber and guarante ¢ Roadsters or eral other Fords, all in the pink of condi- ANDERSON—Sport model; Al condition; $150 cash. 3952 Olive. (e) tion and oy low for quick clearance: terms or tr BUICK—6 roadster. 1923: Ducoed; LAMBERT.GRAVES MOTOR Co.. Jeaving; take $350. 3505 S. Grand 5 Manchester BUICK—Standard 6 roadster; beautiful owner 4570 ae GRand 6641._ _like new. 1805 Russell. ie} roadster: a! Open n Sunday. cut from $250 to FORD SPORT RDST., 1926. cK accoumt moving for street widening; Real sie Loc all sate terms. MON- $75 down. Morris, 2810 Oliv ARCH. 31 BUICK—K-44, 6-) fully equipped: terms. = = | Grove. fc) PIERCE-ARROW ROADSTER | new ba lh. on tires. $173 Call before 2 ur-pa@esenger: de luxe model; Al con- o'clock. 3728 Texas av. _.__ (¢) | BRAHM. MITCHELLETTE MOTOR co. extra nice | 1049 8. CHEVROLET—Roadster: 1924; | TRANSPORTAY Th 1925 Buick st guaranteed Tms, trade: one year KUHS BUICK cf eninge S432 \ newly painted; gain: terms. 4 a 2218-24 S. Setter erson. | Car; cut to $175 account moving for ROADSTER—6- Locust. NEWELL, 3422 ing 18 Bingham. Roadst er. My? eles4, ced Ars” 1845 Madison. st. elon ; u Roadster: new 1925 STUDEBAKER ROADSTER. save In pink of condition. Has everything on 'PORI , a g roadsters: perfect; is ade = , - , light. motometer., gutomatic window clean- tra terms. 2860 McNa | er, gas gauge on dashboart, etc. Practical- | ly brand-new: carries our 30-day cuarTan- _Hassiers: $5 ae. _4731_ Natural _Bridge. | tee, | FORD— Ro: ter, $35: t best buy possible. for new cars. a = 1817 Loeust FOR! — or 1934. 1925. at bar- H ) St di. eb k f41ins today terms. 2735 Oo + —— ey ul € a er | PORD—1924 @ $110: also roadster. $25 5. 2811 Eagton. but vou would never think it: driven by a | FORD— 1923 roauet er: xt ar’ demount- | Careful driver. he said he was anyway. able rin Harrie . i Trv and sce it. Nothing like it $20 oa Erie: “tre $95. | “MOUND Crry AUTO CO. 2007 iv >: See chassis, $10. 2,03 Sedans For Sale | aic~w ; ; aaa aS SaaS S—-_ | EY ROM— Roadster 1923 model: good con-} dition: price $125. CAbanv 68623). } FORD—Ro adster good condition: dealers! \ i] | dont apn'iy 3141 S. Grand {eri} | ° R05 _Ivory. 4e) PORD— Ro radster 1924: newly painted: 2 $150; terms. 3% ~ FOR! Roadster. ; 19825: excelent condi- 25 SEDANS tiON: Dat) Sot own. 20 : 19°%4: “good condition: $100, $200, $300 DO Ww? . $135: $40 down. 4464 1 Balance to Suit Your Income. FORD—Roadster, 1875. $185. like new - FORD—Raa adst er. 1925. alip-on bhody: _ S273. $75 d 11 Natural Bridge FORD— Roadster — $245: terms. Mendenhall. Onen evenings and Sundar. | PORD—Speedsters: 2 of the prettiest little | sports rou prices right and | @aaey terme. 2810 Olive. | FORD—Roadsters: dandy aseortmen | prices rizvht and easy terms. Oren — |dar evening. Mortis. 2810 Olive | FORD—ciinadeier— 1923: a very ened oa ; _ good car: | only $40 down. balance to suit: open} KUHS RUICK ‘CO. ona? Ne ecrenings and Sundar. . RBAT Olive. | IORNSON Ar TO Cn (e585) BU ICK- SCHNURE _ FORD Roadster. “yaes- ‘5: balloon tires. lock’| Master 6 sedan: ——— im lacquer; wheel: good condition: guaranteed: only! Motor good shape SCHNURE-B BUICK 29: 2938 Olive. | £904. weer Nhera? terme 3RAT Olive. is26 BUICK SEDANS JOR NSON ATTO CO. late models: Brand-new. If you for one’ of these 1994- icaj condition; bargain down. | 165 3015 Lecust. NEWELL. 3 4422 Lindell. UNUSUAL BARGAIN—$1850 bent mate gg =: few weeks oid: ees BUICK CO. “2827 | N GRA AND. CLEANING HOUSE—$450 throush- ND. | FORD—Road= ers. Grand. FORD RTWN isd demountables: SI°? Delmar. FORD—Roadeter: ifke new: new tires: ,_ bargain : refinished in Dnen. | heautiful enlor guaranteed b Ons model - xt. . ot eheet beabess ear te bike ae neu: | Haunt 4°48 (Viwe | FORD — Roadster 1985: vefiniahed tm | BOtor: — om —— | Dee: bheantiful enlor 885 “a as 5 ate — & Oltie Hause 4188 | oppare newts coam tee | time if desired. iesa. 8. Sunday. Buick Sedan Master mTutpped. _Onen Sur. day. 1921 model: Master , this tw sell on Open -class ~ Central } 2929 Locu fe) in $t.4 SULS Lo- | | Perfect condition take vour car in t Ae. USED CAR EX 4818 Washington. FAMILY Cé Two Chevrolet small down ss ea a service. KUHS. Stzx-cylinder: paint. tires in adc cally ing solemdid oo economical ‘3 OLSVER CADILI * D HOUSE C 18 For Sale SGE SEDANS models: likg new: others at 325 Bt oie og > nae bees" Srnl- 1924 Dodge Sedan _ 1924 Oakland Touring Extra ( Good ONIN Ne me ty _ —=_—" ~~ , : t. TATE MOTOR ©O.._ INC.. sae 304 LAcust “* . nights and Sundays. JEffersen adition; im.—Sedan; fine Sedan. Tudor: good ? “a. Wachter Motor cn te. ordor sedan; regina: 1s estate. 41 2¢ TAD Forder ‘6 news? 10 ote ited — pg or tural Late 19%% Tuder sedast: eacelient | fitien: mechanically Fe eK 300. termes 0770 es. ha! ct “tax 5) re: S AUTO on. bene Oltve at. (635) eecan, ~. e 500. ne + %. — = ; : a a ye el on Daunte Sas ¢ a ae . ‘ raed Sundace’ acd ert itl hai E saan ne 2.35 76 3 —-—

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TOURING Do it! : Type 61, E. errs balloon tires: b | L MOTOR CAR CO. ire and regular facto meter, ’ | " trade Maes ar | Six Fords .... . 33 nce and ‘abit that NEWELL. 2 9 (c65) upholstery pe; newly painted;| . Te CK STANDARD 6. iow s ; cee eaeesesege | | tee oe yal ity to : $422" Hindeit. | pot 5 FORD TUD | WEBER IMPLEMEN T Al. Car looks lik prouring. Tires and mot as brand-new. spic eerve 65 ve p cee raceeseder: i \ a CADILLAC CO. 3 : e st ote UDOR Hupmobile Siewinetne “since? CO.. erms Or trade. 6 new. me A‘ splendid sonal Wartoder eat — car new: apie and | enon: a | Oakien@ ..... wreeteeeer) Siete eee : Open Supdav and ey ws “plaaed on accessory that 19th and nce 191¢, ‘ G. M. A. C. terms ome and drive it: ¢ =acB: | II Dwlem .se.. TOC EPEEeC eT CS Pee eee ee :* cninga, ~ Le © ge Clean s Ford, even can ; JEWETTO 10ST eet oe 1924 Jewett 8S be! SIDE BUICK A treme ow { uaranteed : @x Overland “eeeeoeaeeeuneteeeeev ee eeee 7 ¥: # » er: only & vacuum —192 sedan equipped: D port Touring; fn © CO.. . Drice: terme. | eoeseeseoeeeeeoreeeegeaes iter: ag Be - | CHANDEER—T-paescaner: TIM icnas enamel and leather erm: | ante toot $130, Agra, 12, month. {9 | consider takin 24 sedan: newly palnied uso finish. See today." | BB =o wt sttorse” | | CLRVEEANE SCT tore tate | Beare icteric | cash: good condition. CAban : ses spare tire. bumpers. everything | model. BR RA FEM MIT 1944 a "O5 Louls County rag so car tn trade. St. “Weout IMPLEMENT & AUTO CO., gSzotition: erent bargain; $5 perfect | ly Lestsvecesenweseeseoucesbeneboerecs rs ¢| CHEVROLET—Sedan: ; ie, at real bargain; priced for quick | __.1049 8. Bovle a - , uto Co., 7919 Forsythe bi. upmobile Distributors Sin ween! . 4065 EVE Z a) fells Evod cond fiom. 17004 weal trate ane TOTOR_OAR. at Manchester. ‘c) a $005 Locust St. (Branch). Bnd et ete ne, EEO, new new paln Trad ER USED CAR GUARANTE EVROLET—Sedan. Ss. 3 ~ 4 AR CO.., ll e 8: 15,000 t - n, * ad Jew , ECTAI rig. miles; $2 50). ae ge MTS, | “Ube Phrlordd Wed Cnrs® 4 ewett,$595 On (buick Corner? |b st baa er ¢ in Tour OM Cole eee “ a —Landa | rc. FORD j . clean-up trad a FO rs) & as " w U sedan: " Toat SED - P io prices: ss : W ‘ Easton. terms. Gilliam] ; DODGS ve SED AN Tet looks! acts ang runs tks how! Sen- | type age - spor &-passenger. Latest mentmarent ond. motor’ 924. peti pF yal this stock and make 8 oe DO vate e ale CEN i as $25 5 Down | GiteyRODeT Sedan: na enue veiur,uohstmering. gest” ” ~ MeBen SS tei Yocuet = EPig gta tad neat ee” 25t |~ GAT eine, mice perlent thie car | WEST SIDE BUICK AUTO ior. cheap._2718 &. 1 USED CAR EXC 4 : gain terms, 47 mechanically 2 Bue Beautiful origina! cond! | FORD SED Are fon: Grand. terms. G FROM Us ITS GOOD.” | very Rot them at that pric . Vigit us. JEWE e 5 veda r thi sport touring. ballo 5 a enal. ( . | YS-OVERLAND. INC good conditien price. All are i ETT SEDAN ap: trade; term DF emonstrator; | “Ys, one spiffy: te ons and every-| fill ‘our oh * | CHEV ROLET— Sedan a 4540. INC will appreciate: tern pee ate ¥aiuée you 1923 m 8. 2506 5. Jef? | “UR rms. ne station. 13 eap. Call at | odel: in ft “1995 ereon. _SCHNURE- BUICK. 59 1300 North M ~| teed: $490: term late 10365: Grand and Pine. SOUTH st YOU | buy at $450. ne shape; refinish 2 ROLLIN BROU 38 _ Olive. a arket | |deventer. 8. trade. 716° . DE BUICK BRAN SCN 7 ee) PF OUGHAM 9 i“ iy ia aaa . 3 : 5748 Del CH. NURE MOTOR CO., 31° | oyr-whee!l brake “ ui kK ant. es in starter: CHEV ROLET—-Sed i SEDANS | _ PArkview 4858, mar bi. ©., 33°20 Locust Wi, | tone Guco paint s. balloon tires, iv Cc vooeagt DONGE—Tourire. 1005- t : W first- an; late 1924 | | Open funday. _ ~ JEW ica} and in first-class m: o | Model 55. | ard ring: 1923: our! : one ‘class. condition real ’ fORDS. CHETROLETS. LOOK! LOOK! unde, done ETT 6 BROU GHAM | see) | fensition: | jocks — like ps mechas- | tires. winks atbort , touring: 6 bdalleon | der: open Sunday. 1808 Ru ae pect runain on. $y rms. 3008 N. Gran ft modes up to 1925. Some OK! ant @ new automo eh ' not ‘ nk this a used oar as th ; Uful perfec ots of extras: a Le weve E—Touring: f Fo: : y CHEV meee. wee ) x ‘ igen. others re n with FORD delivered March 17, 19 shea Murer: a seratch or blemish ar a6 re is | $187 car; rung perfectiy: eu-| #8 _— 12. aso7 w perfect a conaltion } . purine. a. aie” terms. ‘eee B food TM elhanical condition. | ¢ £ome teal b SEDANS fag ag ee FON a et ee EARDEL oa 't; only $675: | R014 Tacts oriee oer vn a : met . ORD aes : 1 | deventer. we ° 16 " tte 4 all cars. Some With ion. | PE es eal bargain; 6 in | es ayoons. trunk. tri iydraulle | LL MOTOR ' Be: sWELL, ne tian: FORE ouring: . — 192 n l}: : nk bum __ 3145 Lacust. CAR &., 3422 Aol. | pect dnt cin earth ent condi- : good CHEVROLET Land Terms. Trade yo ay ge r. 1924 and ‘25 model all: tudor aad | Deautiy: easy hand) in pers. A us JEfferson 2800. a - cesanrien, OG " ned 7 | | no des L ao M . | ur 0 ar i least 3 todas: els: we roust sel; Ure to, dri 6 and. such a pleas STEV ENS— ( e65) Ou f= lh | ‘Rand 2589 a L ac i¢ ’ enetrator: terms. a iste parment. c | 9 gy APA cere, I ovo Pig Jow ia ve t is sturdy. = we Sedan: good as - | ee rake | DonGE—T (5 ORD ou ‘s5 2218-24 ‘a TATE MOTOR CO.. INC: BRATIM MIT rms or trade. ine as $85. — ears 90-day powerful, eco- painted; good rubber : ae nev: newly | Buick ¢ ners, ouring: cor rT coal . : 21 m@ = De ; i ‘ . G8) susraniee ‘ will ea ouring 1 a | wint Tes: tion: $75 cash GHEY ST er 143 Locu at Mane: rid papas ELLETTE, 1049 aye open. | ng ft. $800: HE ge oe with a anarity Garage. 6131 eae. Unt tires. new fin! ‘eh —_ is a “darb.’ New | ew 'p — tep: $60 cash. 46927 Pan. fax 4627 : prised at the oma 1923: you'll cr B nights and Rodeos. JS ee 3715. ley Lays, 4300 fate (65) CAbany | Bulek metor in ‘‘ca ute sweetest vein DODGE 19% (e 5) every way: $95 ition of this car (cS3x) © sc | CLEANING T {c) drop in and see Tage ndit: A 32 ' “CHE ye_Open. a ea Eetes te) | iat SEDAN | 2921-27 Distributers, |__| STUDEBAKER— $e cust: open Sunday. |{n¢, Paint as new: anically perfect: tires mn (eT) | pighway. rolet Co.. ) 3 : : iV. SEDAN, 192 : que EO SS (e) | ries 10B; 4-loor, 5- | JORDAN— a7_Lecust_b | Gans. 1923 and epgint as new: owner might take car | Brand-N FORD--To : Zan. new 1026 tudor. wil ished through -passenger; refin- 4-passenger b We have several, 1924, | sponaib on time ps ew 1926) 4 1924: Brood é ) ‘ r: will sac-! shout; ne reiin erfect: : rougham, and they are h iponaible party. nts to re- Big ian l! tires; mechan- é goed 2735 Olive tires: fully e w duco finish we $375: terms. Fri motor| used care; gh-crade i Box W-38. P..D. D cally zood; $20 ¢ ; MONARCH. 3 oH, 3137 Loc condition: : ‘and eaf quipped; the most new | 5173 Easton. aS tanke Motor, | co P priced from $65) t CADILLA Tou (06) odge Tourin , scount. | 3015 Locust - month. : ust. ™ Sdor sedan: lata 24: $265; | est car to own and economical | JORD rane | come ts and 160k them ov 0 $850;, 4-passenger ring, yee Oi 61-V; date 1923. UNIVERSAL, e Terme. : REWELI, a2 Li 2 CHEVROLET SED | _iike new; balloons. 1461 nah, | FOU old car; terms. operate; trade) AN—Sedan line. 8 NORTH -- + prom! s sport: 3401 Locust. our stars X | Rowan. FR IN M cuuteaiad Tae dae wane tee ine tens | WE SIDE STORE, ponent Ot. Louisan: onl gp ward okt DODGE—Tour prs. cians qunditien, $66 —" ee 1924 model: grertn Seizn 1923: every extra: pertect Open unod OTOR CO.., 3049 TI indell. ruaran teed a8 same: k runs like new car: : 2709 f BER MOTOR CAR CO. miles: not a pcratch on it cad ven } top: also H ang. glass PArky imar DI. is we ask “ ~ § save completely equipp ter : y $150, on ion uring; starter; me miles’ tires. + ge ame afl Wachter Motor Car Co. aaa’ kview S556, Open Sunday, | Locust.” JEite gaiouas Sore INC. Het ead i Geet ss 3333 focus. be GUANGE. 2944 L wre Open evenings ine alt thio tae 2 ‘fully equipped; how any westr, — (e) ? uns | erson 3610. - R T | oreanae. | ocust. | FORD—Tale 107° sneer: é° S75: year to Bh ys car guaran.eg, | * Fo aaa Ge gain: must Posi L ORD } OU R-DOOR *yaition. ‘hargain: —. in perfect {¢) array . his Ad CH iock wheel: like , '® only $295 rage ur pric Open Evenin . pe. ; umpers; only ru . Pm i. CHANDLER fect: new tires: m and run good: . ; +S i & terms. 4731 Always ° gs and Sunda; 2) | mil n about 6000 6—Late 195 down: Otor per- | —s _ A} tae vous scondition excellent. ms Se > =: a uy Natural Bridge px RTC TS-OT ERT Us ITs coop.” | MOON Sedan: beutiful 1925 ome rare brand poole ® ty me i Seem —- perfect; $365. "3135 cH 2. "ano | 3015 Locust. veer B4nt panence de}). hed and all hn ne. nr; ne ‘a . car in trade moter. fer quick sale; cash or te 2 CEntra) 45 LAND. INC. 05 Russell on it and yo re (C65 . extras: fine for outing; PS USED CAR Exc Easy terms: Buri rms. Ev Clede aust ra) 4540. i ysse.. le) you cant hear the 1993 t >.) | this outfit: 5195: ng; see i ANGE. 2948 ! oon kasi 2, 192 2300 locust MOON SEDAN tor run, “Cnet $2400 se Chandler § T | GRAUPNER. 3418 Locust terms. “ = . 2 j . and any | Sport ouring e WR, 3416 Locus 3 = ae °4. $265: ¢-door. $2 26 Franklin | 3 DAN udge of motor car values Beautiful n V FOR * Open Sundar. pe ) CHEVR ROL LET SED sez re 5. $290: termes, trade. 716 N. + ra air a afvered se and = yom Sedan a ot cor and a taal bay teF” condition ; bring 6 deposit; ‘we're quick— ene tires: eweet Fur ning hover: wpe ane: 8 g00d running D : oie 7 and to: mes “baiget ‘ thken Mee |} * 2923: : - (62) rer 1ew 90 : as brand- or term y for $500, cash | let re going to very side curtains and a oth > e. ind T lente . “Ken ee aegis Ww RCE ARROW Sistr USO TERE : toic —iedan 1074 Rew paint: caanot | W. i, OWEN CO." 33 and even: nes. wat ass "MOON MOTOR CAR CO.. +h BF cgletalliceay app a! ix ny - b $450 this car wil quick syle e: caeh oF astaagt ee figimar_4ashW ¥ _ie ; . ‘ashingto ar: terms. 12 months. | : 318 Ww | 5 Tacust, | HLE j ‘one. The car is ri LSON MOTO + ri tart = . - 7. . } er ; a a . i ~ of Be , a n . * We. eto, € beventes cin. a — $215» ; $85 down. Williams, 4390 a, ia mee: refinished: a dandy small ( 4%, Beet Ma? Be : oter £ere te chee pom ¢ fro ee ne 1953 DODGE GE TOU rN; Egat Pint Auto Exchansge. a wn paym ‘ : : U ”° — : i R ad oe UHS- BUTC "evenings. One year free ly Sedan: 1; late 1923 model: a J: fe rOMOBILE CO. Fully leduipped. motor and 1926. I D _PArkview bbe y Delmar Bt. . PE 2 we was never driv fn Cent of = Mie models: te a 1982 of ICK CO.. SR37_N. G om. Saintes af tan condition. Bar- ~ ashineton. ‘oy | WHE trade’ G. of a , ane Urges perfect: | 7 emonstrators , CHEV ROLE ET —Touring: (ons: Bae ores Sitlen. ite romtr4 shows ite 8 pertec Jt» les, S500 terms Sa fe ne °°) Uber -P cE ST SIDE BU : | || dition; $250. ood con-|JIn f and tires are good. | FORD—To e IL, aS cat tseas SSe Je) LEX. PE-cined Used (acs? Kingshigh b “BUICK AUTO CO. AN OPPORTUN | qTEVROLe 6441 Derb ‘ In fact, at $ sete tha tant Thad + | |? amine, = * Vy ». scovun: ovine for etreci a A, souiseiad f | DEImar 0305. y and MeFhersea. | THAT NEW CAR ae aw BCU RE |! after 1 ee $50. must sell: ‘statement, Sinai ton convince you this | and PRICE ced sere Ut the | ect i. rms. Orris, 2810 Oliv eae Fully ai SON SEDAN. . r pen Sundar. WAITING FO EEN GHEVR 3A Romaine. "}to pay b mail down pee an ORD D See - : Chevrolet sities . ully equipped. Has been r MOON SPORT SE ° SEDAN R. WE. HAVE TW HEVROLET—To rf alance. year 182 ~ small 4—door: , mn: good tire fex miles: n run only ai, Late 4 SEDAN. ANS, THREF O.; Ha: uring. 1923: at $1265. OUTH sip : hoose from. | + day aire tt couple. "tor — eens licerse hese. Fine iste long ternts. ee ite ado pine ~& overhauled; trunk. meampete this Mo finish. traveling | | we at USED FOR” DEMONSTRAT. CHEVODI oe Co... 203€ Wan Washington. fe) pee tice 8 JBRANCH., FORD—Togriew s balleen tires; “4 equipme b cost aver’ 000, Unt” 7 _, bastion, Siwane’ open, | ee SAR EXCHANGE, 2044 Locust can't reliahie et cee see aes | A vant Wheat ae SERVICE ABOUT | Speedster: on! 308.1 te — Parerien. 4606 S Open Sunday. good car for 8203: % ory sasy 1ermie — or guick action. Te 8 ecgae Lise: eta, “mag ear dy ; paint, ——s ai tage a cad cae FETE rads | ae EEKS. SMALL MILEAG GE HIG 00D Srentn 2nd 5 3 open. Ww LSON MO erms. A . ery; mechanicaliy perfect ; 125 . id, seg? to UPKEEPS COST AN aS 4 4 —, urin 4: ike r _ 4 iH H S65. 2 vie & Jewett Distributo TOR, CAR CO. $ , OFFERED AT A 5 we es $195: 37 711 Nati ] ew: | b-passenger tour! A ‘2 ve. ( * rs. 2994-2 . f neta T_A SUBSTANTIA my ira 1 Bete oa | ne: dandy. ort | be 1-27 Locus: NEWELL. _ 3422_Linéeli. Wi OL foe] TOU! TO IN PRICE. IT WILL PAY | CHEVROLET—& tourings; late: up ee Venn ones we won't reteal condi | lect, free; an ‘a t ae- er Ww D—Fordor ‘cusn: 1924: 9 cord tires. | : : _INVESTIGATE THES it s trade. 3844 S. Broadwa 4 out this car here. but if tis? . “es ; Completely oS ONDE wheel. 24: 3 cord tires. CEPTIONAL - E EX-| CHEV A nepect it. yo ‘ you will action; easiest terms , FUL VALUE ted: bumpers, speedometer: ly Onen e¢ven OFFERINGS. EVROLET—1923_ tourin | have ta u will find, just what 1S Jefferaon. Open any wn. 21664 a | wy one’ let: 1008 weten: on dan ‘of ote peor perfect: real wet hy ar ey iw ASH——Carmole. te oF Sunay Re old car in trade Teen con ; CHEVEO condition. Riversi « BBs. (ce) an ro heel looking for, Really a an. ry! a Ww at gay ve lete - col, Geothaimioat 90 "p WIE BIEIRS fect; privat ire@s. etc. per- rranged. ‘ - —Touring: M “Te ROUGH ways open. | | ‘ a equipped per cent: Late > . te party: terms: , er x: iate T FROM Us $ “ See 6. of a 2 Bal ~nbigd good car —— ae ae Olive st. (e355) | SPare tire: upholstery aaa “ oe and IS-BUICK CO., 2897 N. rr X ss ee Tourine Ca | Ronee Fong Exchange. 4867 Leet on al- ' TATE MO] xe s $140 ei ; repainted and cuare ranteed, days. ) SEDAN | palates d| condition: y Pha ye ain: 3100 ee. DYRANT—To ie med wonderfly care: original mt ; ar N. Kings- oS th and Locust § rivately used; . | / 2716 La a at) alr = rood servi - Onen til | o'clock . ea. : : ngs- HUDSON —de x (8. weight; cost $7 as ghert li seerracr: ¢ atayette. _ first man buys !t Ceable car: | e , 3 Pe ts TDs 192 CHRYS LER SEDAN’ : D—Sedan. 1025. Forder: lik ew condition: roe gg me oan. WIT. Ants. 4300 Ofte sfa5 |) GIVING ‘EM AWAY } GiHrEVROLET—1025 touring: 5 balloon ‘Sales, 2999 Locust. for $125. Central Star | sa01° Washington. CREA Tea. : neem 4 moee, fe. 2 ) 19 omer sadans. Tudors pn ok (1814 Morgan, ; ibber: Darczain. O AKLA’ AND GIV =x v .. pits \" $25 $50 D 7 PB ninn ae fe is: Ai cond! tion; "$32 am HSSEX | 4—Touring: cheap 3°35 fe) FoRD—Tourings— "4 : et - ’ she: ; Com v . Tes. | “Meson Ss or ee r — ; balloon tires; ened ta and black ise ase ™ OON M OT ( IR (" Lead!" Oy = "te in beautiful condition: must De e * 192 | 6g Boge Sig EE pe 28 ee 5180 Delmar b AR CO. - | € 10 Price and Quality, {| fate wicaeb "ros cal CAbany S140, anh 00 Flint 1922 FORD TOURING 4 —— > t ~ : ’ eFe . ij own i ee )) oe ° / , 3 ‘ a an . Se 320 Chrysler Maxwell 5S H OWEN CO, 8318 Washington. | Hudson Sedan — Qven_sunéay BOee ty Sree F Mcwediatliaente seen at DOE $1950 CAR, $750 nent gt. 004. 60t: vaige! necertea Set a # on “ ———t n. fe) " Qn , weston. f > “ r value ved,’ a oe the Gryaee Se , £ vor owen See. ~ ictnene 1925 : 1926 ( ‘a))| fel a a ae CHEV ROL LETS TE balloon tirtw: all “Fiaag ee wheel brakes af es toe ane vr “tnt would aN : as the prese . * eomebetely ain at S276: nger: driven | BLILK—' ng pgp a, ne bf . , ‘ cours | iy Ww ‘4 tt longer % shart. oii Saar oa diy oiSacld! fac tee | MRT? ce: mary ete es as: ~iGs nctay pats So, acs Eastm OR: ae wagers retinnnha nem cone: MR) 8 Mase gay, closure. run any | Were ageing 1 ot S05 onde fy ieee é ' eg + ° e ee * ’ aa e ~~. arr de wee o vA. os e. ’ t =a i. Eine Yours Avs ant, Mt 2° Petects Mororsa An: | SEEM sg rg tutes PORTS | the latest te 9 Jame: vouget trasecon | Stites mpage cee er come Gun | LOOK 1955 Chevrolet Tourl ee Yen ee ae) i m0 OM $ will not- be he | ~~ ceg7, | windshield w er, p ae lateet features. - mies; all ok 1 C 7 eee ing - ‘ouring: been used 3 Monthy. | . ' ‘i rice. re Monday at Tal co ip stop signal etc trunk. extr smpere. enubpher Bi he *K—-192° ~ aes ae . 13 Fminet yeoed 3 montiis. ' OU rit SIT F nick ® se YAHLEM, 1035 ee a eas | Oe Oe en ein : ri anew tire. ete. save over $300 22-640 7 passenger aiest one. with new-style clutch and 3. 748 RANETE ~ Se CLEVELAND—i0 _— ; very gor! condition, 34-4 y paint | price $129 Pay 4. Bpecial A ch cust ye ® gy fo ver $3 ai &@ Price. ituver. TOV “touring moter: lowes ike new: on FORD Taurine Tqoe r ii Detmar bi. guaran- BATA ‘ow car guerra’ and terns; r larger car; trace Bi Ch — 1905 001 Locust. - : , ons $350; terme. bj - a, starter, Gems! Arkview 4858, Open : system: duco fini an. wi Terme t0 «suit. r HUDSON-FR gcugraniee. " ' ICK—1925 tourm se or y AHLIEM. 1035_N. ¢ Grand Or 58; ew pabst; $i 4937 Several) i — phate i only sh: balloon tt 9 ears A emember. . "RAMPTON, 3309 Loc WIL SON f ‘) jowoure, fu ‘*. Master 6, glam ns SRD —a - 45 Leelye, fb ST --- County pond ores, — Ford ee ee Te B77. Open Sunday. Paige and Tey OR CAR co. bt Lk- — ' a suo F Russe. AS) _Chev rolet T ouring—1925 ass $3_OU etree he ebivedite vi foe. | f : 1926 CLEVELAND atx = 7 ot etn Olive et. (c55) SLIGHTLY USED—$850 | OVERLA 2221-27 Lecves pi. | pew patut: $89. jt S05 tn a tires, general condition | .rry PORD— fourin —— | FOR DS $65 ) ee _oneanot chaasis BB. “” ike as sy 4 Tudor. tcoks an¢ Pr . club eedan: only driven 3100 ws Ae. “—- ———- Sedan: als> roadster canned Bt tery NK = jouring 1018. good Sorat Uraid a two cars to select from, “$315. demonstrate $50. s SO? ; » rte, wm | Heel em elie i - en ee ae just like new Bantees. carg tives itloned. painted and | Seewice throughout. One year free me, OTERL oe = 3615 Laciede. BUC eee ce tbs5, _ s1Ud_ Gravois. ton; > SArrH SIDE CHEVROLET, 3646 &.Grang | pom oratdy uring car: $35: good “aiee ii $26. own payments ap lew | ze ‘ash or terme can be Se. gins, otter extres. A oa! "'o leck ==KUMNS BUICK CO. 2837 _ N rifice $100: wil! y sedan. Hike new sac wien: 1024 Master 6 tourings: | CT as n. 2-8 Meigen _isee. | J. W. AUTO ! ae , ’ " 2 » (or r oy N.. ; * ie * v: tra de. O16 . ul trv out ge. ey elan 0 : PURO ‘ —_— : e MOBILE c : q° ; aes AND _MOTOR _ SA LES aS CARONDELET WoToR — gp) bog genome ow b Tae rere, ip - se an ei At fe oiron Graur ‘NBR, 3418 Letust. Open Gunés; eon ts lane | sport. $299 oie ae sider 1 40 CE = i Calta. 4052 Olive Bt. 0. te) H a 3 BAA W MAXWELL TOURING ES eas a . Gg F - e &0 ' : P| “ . ce p- a : = a ' ery desirable Ast Hov SE CLEANIN » Grand. Anenaah ante gain precticglis new oe Net, B soe) bar- EY mea saree . .. Tuxedo ark. gin K— 192% touring: $209; team eens a free s our bie Sunday feature Fo tag J: mest # —— ; . ; oe cleveland De Luxe sedan: new Sine thea cameltoe o new in! ACARAETY MOTOR CO | ees See” € Just like new: | aut. $195. ai 306 5. Grane. | YAHLEM. 1035 N. Grand BS TOL B90 ie 1923 FORD TOURING i 4 ™m . t@ * : J * 29 ‘ ! ry S se 2 mites t ' ———— eel ‘d ; = . ae = ay: ned hore a guaranteed: one : Be ans wunrantees 1A apne ye ar Bé Locust. | ee wow tS 95 takes it: terms aa ; BUICK — Touring car. R45 z ss ‘c7 ORTHW EIN 2024 1DCUST. tr. r. bargain. 4 ' hl 600d | Al im ewery detati: only $190, tes = ea am SUT is ICK CO. 2887 ¥. 4 tn nd-new S excellent tires: priced 1925 Hup bil GU sRALTyY MOTOR CO. 2938 ! Prt Lana d conginion ; $i5U cash Tosa sp28 c SEPFERSON 3700 | ce ‘ " te diome af rit sinks cnt ter if, oes ae 4 RIA—Sed : 4 wo O f e 4 Ef > % ‘ Locust. i ei DEMONSTRATORS : ane RY LB eK fe o Ane ae te acometen ev a. ao car tokens to ‘a N. Grané abhs ‘ee . spert. $469; ergs e)), ( MURING CARS an 05 tes ard Btars. aD Linde. We have 16 Ford touriegn at Py : Mo C’wTY ALTO CO... 2007 1 5S OVE , ~, ' e Orin 7: i) See | : Ouring. on fal | ; Fes Diana de D ~ y ALTO 29° ' 925 ON ER CT ar - e@¢ af Lring. inte 2:5; ne — ttt starter. éem néition x cadet, $1500. hese’ care ai g 1924 rosea SEDAN—4-DOOR i ——— >in SEDAN: [ cShet™4 cyeeeest: spaces Be res All mgtele Ford. Chevrolet, Srude _tterier_temounsabies, $72 1098A core. ‘models from 1920 to 1925. se Dp and jarantned ee ae ) oe nishe¢ an‘ orerhasgieJ. pole : soliaiien teams $ io Bt Wk—Toutns T en ee ¥- tcl) .) enbacker and ER ye ME terms vate Soeh Staslaie ete condition: | #75 to $375 —- $115 Locust. ITOR CAR CO. ERT IC 278 Olive sr beautiful two- oo 4500 melee finigheé fn off: 5S Al tires priced low: 20 ge 3 nm | Wave been rebuilt and repainted ih FOR D—Touring. } ; : f& rice EVERY CAR GU . ne DG i641 JEtferson ° URI TT NOR SEDAN. 056. 1295 HUP : 2’ SEDAN _balleons 4 pa an ma fully equ pped BUlc past. ette Ow: casy terme. i — mt an Ther ere 4. be Hogen et 2 , Che + Pri ARANTEED oe F 23 Sew. dal! ' At last we have o | Cost new $1250: the biggest a auto ae aid excellent curing, 1u24 Master 6 model. | i capacity teen te with eating - a } epee rc 7S & apest i rices ww Tow *. tea, " * ] extras ¢ e one. One of Ameort- the season. Hurrr ‘Tre ng ea of, comgiti¢n: ust mi » from five to sever. This Tr; ” Q Ra fully equi an, disc w oe it lecust MON- ed ng traight Be. and we gon't mean vAHLEM. 1935 o o* terms ; at ofeaanes Baie caah , BB to be ) eo @ splendid opportunity to pur Pee ae Pa ge8. : T ae DA Em 6; terme. 3 FORD SEDAN ie | ee ie ts thin car an@ veu'll | PAIGE—sedan ah oo B_Grand.__ Lr tnetpeimen al) at 2718 Vainvets i} chase a high-grade used car at a oom Pesetiae vas Ow &s8 pee 1 : Reh ee loating in the air—se i + must sell fall | —Toyrin : —. ery low price. Eser terms, tr } ae $228 1°28 1. 4-door; iate " uit ena : , ; tiful. so comforte bie peau- Victor 1439, 8 , all | conai lata ‘23: excel! ll open ni s. trade ‘tare 25. eer wwe: 4 ra sh gintad nai a} Owner had finar-| ~ 19%4 a. mn. to 42 ™m. las | condition; 35 1928 Ded . sce)ient pen nighte and Sunda: s. } | FORE Al moter: . acri- $75 > i » DGE—ise5 = ——, Ferry rd apr: 19°: mr up istering in reverses and neece monty bad!) Tia 1e9°4 PAIGE DE I & TIRE c ie eedan eee 4emoynta- / 5 wn a , z ‘ > 2 biel vel ths ’ re tir ane. | n . Ee , SEDA AN ae sev ing. i ee fs a G5" Hor sortoix ee. cheap; trade torens. F eas SCHNURE-RUIC MK o. Stan: | MOH, Your Kale, cost ~ a0. It's 3 Fully equipped. drive 4-pagsenger co - ine. e t ; ourng. 4. fine eae thawte eaten . . YTV R crt Tr iceiy necken in. Wh vet enane | new " only etn mile [ spe gre" 2 oe » ‘= 3 mar ——— : es NGE—Sedan: look S: : S1°0 ~ | car? y vs 8 cheap new car ruaretice: also two 1926 ; $126 40 a "$10 ! e Luxe iy | *] Rew rit 2 $55: need -wwaid > Jooke . ienitenpmmeestgs Tacuat | tore Grab this 7 - 31359 any easy | sedans, demonstrators. ee Buick | $12 Ba: te Mot F "Dogme ag au, Af mate "E a m. “ or trade: °O SY i we will me todar. a8 ; han oF | ©.. 582% Gra r 5g starter re 2 OTE wale . J For d ! udor ——T 65a" ST AMLED 10 >_N. x orane, Jou’ "aaking trade onl tatamne one |: eal 7— Buick touring: $75 5 coma ead r Automobile Co. | FoRD—Teurn oe Shs er | p 205) Slab’ don Wiha, ‘ WETT SPORT © ra AADO ‘OR CAR ©O., Chrysler dea) [ant tt can i Gon | dition. Rell cheap. $372 5 re ee aa - Dn. 2. eitte mode; : =e it: take Py ride i (it: - is rh. St. ‘ hariee rd. 1i— } Q21— Paige _ P gs 3$? Coen. ; 3 { ! 8 R is brouKRD—i & Ove ay. 2. dae in wnu ewretest the SEERLES*_ Brougha ‘8 > touring Sg i eras: 192 Al . ae ODGE—i083 sedan; new bale for $425" hurry” numualls good | think only $Ov: seat to Day Silent to an bene: eae paint. | UNIVERSAL. 3401" Locus $55 down. 18 Locust Ly pe a5 ie | a enamel; motor excellent; ) ¥ LGON MOTOR Canoe °° suit. | yee cerfect: S125 down. covers; mechanically | BUIC Locust. Open Sunday. | _ " - afing. FUnS g00d. . Day ° Paige and 3 Rm CAR Ca. “nm 3015 Leeuw 4 F jcK—Touring. sport model; 4 wheel | $4.5. 13 Cass. starier: 192 ~ ‘ é‘ : +3 owerit itssetienani t oe. NEWELI. 3422 Lindell. brakes: 5 nearly new tires: ~ whee! |} “Wellstone Branch. se} (12 Owen MR ah rg os ph a : es oe 4 ; 222 “27 Locust t bi i$ TA i Sedan. 1975. Cle AE CLI AA it St two-tene paint lob: " ~ . are s4 special : 5R68 x , 4°2ow : 34; rune ford: ; ey . Z eee Ceeeae en gees Py ate, Sige 4 - eed car. al the na pt nothing like f > Le t A te Nat Cer.era ai . ee . se ; Open evening Pi ony mrice. $450: . ec” $250 don lever on _f . '¥e17 coe €¢60 = Ben oe * and Sunday. - _ 9 : terme. Central Ste” ; own: open erenings and & Pho: - o) Marmon ... Ceeeere | te pee Sales, 2820 Lecust, tc) “el ot hour PArkview 4552. re ng it © new; S33 Gp. ‘3 a> Oakland wl - batde in ends Bag ty: , a ieee Pe: ts ‘TY MOTUB 2G. 2806 i s. 2506 8. Jefferson. P: | All care Eo pate e ea wanes : . ) ee ee, ABAr: Locust | eacRmaee a SGA Nears : Goat condtlaas bo0i Be ase fe Al congas | ae. Ag = ‘ : ae} PrERCIOA show DirrR ‘ 4 & i . ah $ 4018 Waniingwu. Dimas OLS ‘and dots oe : ‘ ———— es,

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3 oe te pes ve ae cs or iP Shes 6 ~ 6A ST. LOUIS ge 900 AUTOMOBILES, LES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these cel teat = ee re “AUTOMOBILES PASSENGER CARS =: TRUCKS = ACCESSOR{ Touring Cars For Sale Touring Cars For Sale | |; ——==—= — = pore MOON eee L © ole! eG hy G, ral A t hb | 1925 Studebaker Touring | Ie - ra S Ul ONnNO i | NOW iS He eile Sankar a sae: Boo STANDARD 6 DUPLEX ||, ; | | ] pwn Suadey_ang_Kvenines. ae eet ee ina navertiond for sale. '*| 1926 Dodge coupe . ee hh 1924 Chevrolet coupe ......- “WEBER-PLEDGED USED CARS” © i OON T RING Thig one has the duplex permanent top. | |) : - Late art ea oe of extras and at and’ you can Fee a een. worth $1000 | |i!| 1996 Nash light 6. . . .$1020 1924 Chevrolet roadster ...... You can practically name your own terms on nearly § Used Cars that carry the famous guarantee—backed 5 the entire Weber Organization. & chrap price ‘ef any man’s money, $750 takes 11. Oe || e ne o : : MOON MOTOR CAR Co. | ter come teday, as this car will not be) 1925 Nash Touring : .$1050 1924 Hupmobile touring Pe te Cars of every description, style, model, color and age—as late as 1926—are enormously re- ® _ here kemnerroy at this rice. .$325 1926 Nash Sedan demonstrator duced. FOURTH OF JULY. sing Sunday and Evenings. bisdialeee ~ SR bn - - 95 NA Si A192) ‘touring. runs good: ~"'S80- ‘Look! Templar, $395 || | 1925 Ford coupe seer We must move 180 more used cars before the Fourth of July. The exceptionally term« 716 N. Vandeverter, (2° I | : “a ; | aah ei gc: cheap ee | Another red-hot touring. See this baby. | j/) 1924 Nash 4.door coupe eae .$1250 1926 Essex coach n ot New Studebakers has crowded us with Trade-iIna. We must have room—we action! If price reduction means anything, these bargains will go in no time! NAST “Tesh atvaae aot Me mew tink af ome ie Fo pet | 1924 Nash 2 -passenger coupe . . $745 1925 Essex coach ......... OUT THEY GO!—VALUES IGNOR READ THIS PARTIAL LIST OF RARE BARGA NE 38 SEDANS COUPES TOURINGS 3 — t. t buy it. $350. hurry. NASH—Touring 1926; low mileage; | 1! ee YAHLEM. 2033 N. Grand. ___ ii} 1925 Chevrolet eoupe gee See a 1925 | 16, Fords, 1920 $249 12, Fords. 1918 to oe a 925. 00 to $5 1925 | REM EMBER Chevrolet ...... 273 Apply Park Filling Station, Ne- at sacrifice. 5-Day Trial om) Chevrolet ...... 250 coset. brask Park. Tou RING C€ AR—Loesge: tariiui ®@ ‘ . ° raska and Parl Bates. Riverside 2356W. 199 Nash roadster SN iE : 1924 Buick touring Kaede &2 every Weber- i} Dodge cine o ameke aoe | Pledged Used Car} & toach . . 400 NASH-—1921 touring: FO« ood car: not junk, "pie CL IRE Touri ng: , “wy eetec ce « © 50 sold! Buick drive it home: $135, $50 down. | WILLS-STE. 3 - | hal i di h ls: low racing 4 pas- = 3 pn GRAUPNER. 3418 Locust. Open Sunday. ,halloons. | = * aa. — = « ms ~ TR ge ty OO ON, ln, le aca RO. pe yep a et ae prone wdtieimaeetitnciyen —_ i ~~ Ole ' F : ; 1320 S. Grand. Open_Sunday. | + | ‘i et : I LERS, R's. 1] Le . t. ; road service RIEFLING, FORD DEA OAKLAND—Touring —_ = ae | KUHS RUICK. 2837 N. Grand. | 2501 S. Jefferson. Open Sunday and —_ L0€ST $23. Victor 3131W. #131 1 esthoren | | FORD— ‘Light delivery, truck: . ok aearede GgKLAN (I—Touring: rood condition: | | teed: open Sundays ane ' evenir nee. | Ayres, | ereap. tema. S020 Hewart. "ra. Barean Center ft| Anemia! Fore eaters Tas 8. Rises} FOR 19 YEARS 1926 OAKLAND TOURING — livatteay sa ny Pras oangags | Bgnwar. at panel bods cloned: |] j . ~— oT ck i : " : ful x 'FORD—Truck. light pan ae. | 924 Coupe, $325 ie : oe Driven less sii85 1 b8O miles: tumy of St. Louis for | good for —? umber, Krocer. painting Cetne. 820: We have sold dependable 1925 Touring, s265 J j 7 “ > and Dar r A . ; _— . _ , «> — wiMISSISSIPPT VAL LEY MOTOR CO., Used Cars of Value a Se SA Coupe, $285 used Fords oe Tree, Saas ; ‘ ' w ; _ v. j ce wd Je ‘ J ae 2 ee . a RANTY MOTOR CO. 2936 Locust.(c) | ia 1920 Truck, $60 A i OLDSMOBILE—Sedan - ‘cand running or- Hq {! $0) -Framp (3 a ” teel b we . $165 LARGE SELECTION me | f { i} t) a | i ks: 1 - ton. 1974: sice ca sp ~~ - ” _—" 1923 Tr *K 7 der: $60. Call in morning, FOrest R528 U 0 > ih eee body: canopy roof and cur- | 2 Sedan. $332 EASY TERMS. Truck, $175 OLDSMOBILE—7-passencer tourtng ltain sides: equipped with starter: com- | eee) | i922 Truck, $90 gomint. motor. tires ~-eu condition. 3615 3309 Locust | letely overhauled and absolutely guaran- | 3 Sedan. sane Johnson Auto Co sein eee eee iinet EE ae Oe ea Fs OLDSMORILE—1925 touring: sport. hal-| (@ 2? iow’ 3 to $1450 Our open-air displays at 18th a Locust and Garrison and Li open till 9 P. M. - Terms as Low as $50, $75, $100, $150, $20¢ . Wiebe MOTOR CAR ( CC rth South 9729 . SOUTH SIDE BL [CK BRANCH, OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS inal duco finish: $125 down, easy pay | | e etry Delmar ~ iets bicictes mente on balance Arkvie» Ss Upe 3035 Locust NEWEL o,_ 2622 Lindell | apToGin ctor or. i ee : OVERLANI—i1925 truck: a owner | ~~ Cle oe AR—7-ton ump: nder- v ho a »t y: taken back: 95 down. 1922 OLDS SPORT good running order: $12 25. 58104 GAT. =| otic NER. 3418— Lac ust. Open Sunday. | Spurting: repainted - beautiful maroon | field. = = | Pac K ARD. -Truck : Pion fiat body : rermine eather upholsetrrv: good rubber , ; _ 237 No th- So ith rd... Brentwexl. |’ and motor: evervthing abont thie car is | Chev rolet Trucks- 192 + ; : . —— worth $2000. me what a careful buyer wou'd expect. At; . Open_bodv, with cabs; 3 cars to select ‘ f ei3s. We feel certain vou could on buy | from: $150: terms See it a make piier. 3342 Maffitt. > - a better Olas in town. See thie car. ride SOUTH SIDE mm? "HE V ROL ET 3645 ) S.Grand eet TAD. a see _— —_—— em in it——-you'll bev fit. Litt'e cash down and) DODGE—1925 Graham truck. like new: REPU RLIC-—2-ton truck. 1919 model. 4 ; 91 a year on balance. 25 other care to choose cheap: trade: terms. 2506 S. Jefferson. | SA Tower Grove av. LL OO Oe i el e ala POL PIE ERE ~~ o~ i Oy Ng ay gt cgay aay nape” ~~ aaa cael ag aa OUT THEY GO 5 SIDE RUT 7c | ” an : = ~v oo . and i from. SOUTH SIDE BUICK BRANCH. | - (eSTxs TRUCKS a good rubber. ~ $200. U " Cc 3 Stor TRUIMENDOUS BARGAINS parecees_ S038. een emia wh — TRUCKS— Ton trucks. We have sx cod Seq a) SWs OVERLAND—Tourine. 19°: wonderful T UCKS | used truck. suited for your business: S- _fendition: only S115. ons Latavette ‘day guarantee: easy terms. Hallenbe. 26 | ‘ 0 G (ct 7) LAND—2: 182 tourines. a Uitee | DODGE Panels, 1925-24-23. ee ee a ii} strator. Fully equipped. Guaran- 5 FORD i-ton anal starter, etc. ‘TRI ers FOR SALE teh teed. at -fon ow. Wit: . GRAUPNER. 3418 ‘Locust. : .... a ee toma. 7 _ gs ep, See this—substantial saving 1999 OVERL AND ry -Seuth ni. Brentwood. ‘¢) | @ifferent tonnage and you can pick | ae ae 2655 Lafayette. : | FORD—Truck: good ee geod ures: | that will suit your purpose at a righ! | | rysier ) Roadste . 19° 25. Mo- pert touring: fastest. classiest | el: Pr. ‘Sauer. 45 : iMpesc:ta. price. ; uf it, : a3 ' ed UCco : FO Ton truck: flare board body: | gah torent. MO Etereom S800" ~~ equipped | FORD——Trock: 1923: cab. ~~" n ~ REDUCED go ALL USED ; | nd Garage. T18 | me rter: S52) ;_terms._4106 Ollwe-___ | 1995 Reo. with cab and canopy tov. vrac-! | in canary Dues, with good tie eee | Automobiles For Sale Accessories, Parts—For Sale| PIERCE. ARROW 38—Terfect condition: | sonable. b732 ‘Dayton. st. saeemednans ae cing pa with cab. ; motor. Sec this today. Terms. PR. Miscellaneous Ln RD MOTOR—Compieic. $20. 916 Tow- —" Row, Fag y*tigimar 4a30W 5; leaving | FORD—Truck. starter and battery: , »$30. ton Dodee panel body. | NEW SUPER “ey » $995 | ©? Grove av. Lindell 5@27R. ni Phone LAciede S578. (c) -ton Dodece. ermcery Dov “ ey age — LATEST improved S overhead valve attach PIERCE-ARROW 38 }FORD—Grocery body. good condition. $50 | I-ton GMC produce Doty. nertckard Twin Six Touring. 7 || SUPER SPORT “‘X,”’ $380 | ment: high compression “ier tend Town car. 1920; dual valve: new tires; aa 7 locust bi. ec aoe” es —— prix ate famaly asi Good condition Hen le D F $450 a 4 ad oo | — Say bos =. per heur: first-claes: $500. FORD Late Fred ‘Schmidt — om tom Harvester chassis. throughout. Price low. Terms. _— ——— val aren GUARAN’ TE=D oe - MAA ies PIERCE. ARROW BSS are TER, Sear smith. Free scam 93 Dickson Tia 4T stake bodv. | motor cycles of ail makes, $50 rebuilt Ford ; 4818 Woshington DElmer 0145 FOR DS—3 dump trucks: Ruckstell axle: | sateen — Ask about our payment plan. ta up: late Indiam. Mke new, $250: late nee: $24.50 Kiger Battery and | The following is a list of real used car values. Look # PIERCE-ARRO NG | = separately. LAciede 2143. Acme. ’ : "00; we repair any make of mo- ¢_Co.. 2718 S$. Jetterson. ~. (62) Essex Coach, 1925; this car in excellent —- ag 7 W TOU RI ¥ | FORD— Truck. 19° 24. starter new Kelly t Garford stake body. G. M. BERRY, INC. pe * ye . ' ° ? PARTS for 100 pooular-wae cars. Allen’s | jj 200 good yunning condition; | tires. $275: 33505 s Grand. ic) | Mason Road King. overhauled |) 05. 1 covet Jttereon 3612. || | miss eA cn. wn SN. 1st . P—,** Humbolt 3790: al § der car, ker only $495. FORD— Trucks. ——— Isth and painted ota ' ee ei oe —__ PIERCE. ~—~eajand ISTRIRUTE : > : * Traf xpress body. ii a. Overiands, Buicks. Olds. Dodges. SPEED OUTFIT—F | @818 Washingt - DElmar ur O145. ~~ Mt nS Open _ nay 5355 ~ . oo epee chassis. —— | Hups. $1 to $2 OK Cnights 1512 Locust. rolet car: special te Bg BA —# Foi | that made Essex famous. Only $375. PIERCE. ARROW FORD—1-ton truck: cheap. S242 St./ 2-ten Master dump. Rcd LST HUBER RID ON YOUR CaR ae ifterential. __3500 _Gravoie,_ Hudson Coach; very late 25; new balloon tires; drive it w - 2-ton Traffic. furniture body. excelient Automobiles For Sale REFORE YOU SELL. late model. California | FORD—Dump truck, 1925, late, $225 ‘ condition. vv " CASH WAITING. °01 LOCUST ” token prices reasonable. | & buy it. $645.00. curtains: «Al | _S7ue. $568 Easton. Sif} Ztow Traffic. sreduce bedy. | liscellaneous -sC _Durphy_@ Janlin 1660 Latevert (c98) | Nash Touring; very late 25; four wheel brakes and rs ee bh] ; oe ta.” | FORDS—25 ton trucks, all eeten $60 | up: ston Republic. | FORD SALE. | TRUCK or a fo at excellent condition. $745. snubbers. Come in and yo ae pn —~ va with anything offered any- Stop-Think What will rou get for the you wil] spend” othe i i ti a a tag a ay aye ill a ey ee eee Repossessed Cars 325 to $100 Down One Year to Pay 1925 ee coupe 1923 Chevrolet roadster - Chevrolet touring 1923 Essex touring, 4-cyI. Ford Tudor sedan ' 1923 Chevrolet touring 1923 Willys-Knignt roadster 1923 Ford panel- “body truck 1924 Oi idsmobile touring : greg ny oa * ™ "1924 Mane . oe _ 1923 ——_ tan 1923 elt, An a XY THESE CARS HAVE BEEN THOROUG ; ALL HAVE GOOD RUBBER. WE GUARANTEE pone ee MECHANICAL CONDITION. : FOR QUICK SALE. COME EARLY AXD TAR Chrysler 6 Caach. 1926. Demon- Fin i i ti ct ce ee ae OO al rea ay Min Oy Re, five motometer, You car two-tone Dueo ctory. over new regular Lincoln gy m.. = Pe magi Si © distinguish from a New shock absorbera, new car right from the fa bumpers, $1200 our ne yyy Og * nn get gy ng Ss two than Carries guarantee, LINCOLN PHAETON, $3000 Latest model. Hoo-dye finish, more Lambert-Graves, Inc. 4035 LINDELL BL. Lindell 8600. 4035 |\ “ste “BOUL. OO a agg Oat my, a nt gg el em, age ¥c OUR PICK. new tires, Thies car is hard t save price. ee apy gt ng gy > SO Oe a el atte aatiie AUTOMOBILE APPRAISAL @ 3028 “OCUST INDEMNITY CORPORATION ergy PE, pg a, agg get ey ae Open Evenings and Sunday ee ge eee he a ee ae ee tlie te ate a ge ty, By al fchS) 22 Lindell.| sain; terms. 3539 Magnolia. — eet ee ce ad o eee egy ~ MOTOR SALES ?.ton Republic. : L ; . a ag | | trade: terms. 2506 S. Jefferson. (c57x) - vublic. st bedy 50 Tu) OFFER See the fine displav of rea! _makes ~~ zt 8-28 Park. - ‘ : ; 7 Lindel _ 2403 | ee ee ee ae tm a wero hepa il models: priced $50 up: easv terms. ABP og inde tg Ts . 2 : I3HO Lindell T3AR2. (cR3) | Nash Touring; 1923: first class condition: guaranteed. Ut Crme | OBce: cheap 760 Bayard av. 3%-ton Diamond T dump. ' See them today. Fvepie’s. 15h and Pine. BAR SS — — USED PARTS—For all makes of cars. \{ Nash Touring: im good condition. $95. “ae » anc | FORIM1- — truck. a top " and ‘gide : bee =9 * ~ ' Ten “-lnNdcay | Vaiues at our Open Alr Show- ee Maivare. 4044 Easton. (c99) ) Studebaker: 1923: 7 passenger tou . . in e 0 t ing. aes. — 4000 a. : cura: ins. Riverside ic) |” a “4 ake. 3 Saha. ; ig room, to parts. ord Salvage. Co.. 2703 | ‘ . A ring ce cheap. terma. tra: $844 S. Broadway. truck: etake body: starter: ‘ CAR CO. | FRANKLINS )) | Baldwin. ifornia top and winter enclosure. Only $495. Af T QUICKLY | S23. _ 4229W Natural Bridge. (c} 2227 Locust 5 “a TEiterson. _08s2. : mode “is, open and closed. scme as 3620 ( Sravois: International Truck Parts Chevrolet Coupe ; late 24: only $275. | FORD—1-10n ice and coal: good condition: oo Se Se coe ee Por all models. EXCHANGE MOTOR | Chevrolet Coupe; late 24; 4 passenger. $345. Stutz: 5 pe ; Sport model: red | cheap 1343 _ He diamomt. % «miles the gallon: casy mding; (Oa- | wr, perrae - : —y a wate 6 enamet wits wheels. tires 94) | FORD—Light trek: cheap. Gal 3790 TRI ICK BARGAINS | venient terms, oreeR fags . SUS Chien Gitee = TRUCK & PARTS CO.. 2611 ee Chevrolet Sedan; 24; se prema. new Duco ee a) er | A OTT O.. 9 Lircell. 925 Essex Coach . 5 Ui = Nash Sport; very late model; dise wheels and Beis PARDL a ot XM [fene—taca track: coal bods: — 1-TO Open Sunday and evenings, Lirdell 75. J24 Ford Coupe 295 / ~ MODERN AUTO PARTS WV portion gare for only $675 a : 25 ~ 5024 Grace. ie} 1 =o Ford Stake Body, new voreEr gp \- : = ayer ee ates I 3 Gardner Touring ....... 345 f A gre Sune ———— ee | | FORD—1- -ton truck, 19%5: goed condition. | ams > G. M. — Covered Express. prime = po ie. wm anes | Wwe oe adsom Sedan . wees es 2... Bag 4 i A ---y make | ( The above cars have al] been reconditioned in our shop o— 2630A Alhambra ae | ome te) Creer acl , x: ; - ~ wil cabin; Wavany indie man. Bellefontaine and Church rds. ' . a os - ge nag -. : on — = one for poset ai al! cars # guarantee. Smal! eash payment balance in 12 months. — D—Ligz delivers. 2 moder . * ’ wer a ‘ i OLDer ne Dargaines. ces s an e sma parts She ik Reo Covered Express. TRAILER—%-ton. pneumatic tires. for pn AT TO ¢ * w v n WwW woes for quick sale. 4934 Arsenal - | ¢in eee xpress camping Nee meee cheap. 100 8S. 12th. ( Open all day Sunday Terme. Latayete Victee 4568. ST. LOUIS. 238 | ear accepted as down payment. e will be open all ~w FORD—-15 late ton trucks: all rposra- oe oT - nce - TIVO kh? . C83) | Fenience. also 8 ‘a -ton trucks; terms, trade. 2860. Mack Grocers’ Body. , YOU WILL BUY the best used care from HUDSON-FRAMPTON —i are —- | McN G. M. C. Covered Express. | Durphy 2 Juhlin. 1609 Lafayette. | : -| FORD Licht Geliveey trek stake body: | PTON— | apm tg _Auto Bodies Le See | W ¢ Tel Nash Co ee | ; ¥: Derris Dump Body. ; INVESTIGATBR BARGAINS avuws a es ll +3 nt. 3820 ¢ 0 Olive. (cf suitaMe for express or licht hauling; . . . $75: terme, ‘Haupt. 4166 Olive ‘+ Eagle Dump Body. The cars mentioned below are worthy of pleasure; terms to suit. ' | Denby Dump Body. your } 2690 G BOD Y—Expre 33 ' 3, ahaa 4 : : AS , is ss. coal. fin condition: 5 dump trucks, 1925 reason- | Luedinghaus Express. ATTENTION. ra © cheap: trade Residence 3915 | Delmar, | Open «terms. vopie's, 28th and Pine. 3% AND 5 TON— _Chrysier model “70” phaeton. new.$l =25 Victor 1048 ReooDiES—-Foerd touring and ist bod - ' 4 ‘ A. . . io rin - . . a7 4 Dae ore. ri a TM ruacdster A | -=) G. } 3m. *nder-| Chrrsier model SS touring. sew... 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— Se By JULIUS KLEIMANN Of the Post-Dispatch Staff HOSE who are sup- posed to be experts on such matters say that Cecile Sorel is the world's first and foremost Coquette. She well may be. First, she is French, which gives her a congenital advan- tage. Then, she is the leading actress of the Comedie Francaise. She is beautiful. She is celebrated for her keen intellect and her wit. And as she is 50 she has had plenty of experience, which indu- bitably is a highly necessary requisite of coquetry. Now, it is recorded in the unwritten an- nals of gossip that La Sorel has had plenty of admirers, and these, gentlemen of no mean position. One was the late Feilix Faure, sometime President of France. An- other, by the same verbal authority, was the Earl of Roseberry, once Prime Minister of England. Marshal Foch once forgot mil- itary tactics long enough to declare she was the most beautiful woman in the world, and Clemenceau described her as “the superb embodiment of will power, energy and force.” The foregoing is enough to demonstrate that the lady in question is a woman of some importance. There have been undoubtedly a good many hundreds of others who have cast appraising glances at Sorel across th footlights of the Comedie Francaise. They may never have got beyond that, and as they left the theater of an evening and neglected to help their wives down the curb, those wives probably didn’t know quite what was on their husbands’ minds that made them so negligent, but it was Sorel. And there have been countless others who got to the place where they said, “I bring you roses.”’ But the comedienne would have none of them, and it came to be pretty well decided that Madame Sorel would remain without spouse. She had reached 50, she had fame, she had fortune; there didn’t seem to be any necessity for her taking to herself a husband. trickled out from the little village of Pennes-Mirabeau, near Marseilles, that Cecile Sorel and the Count de Segur, a gen- tleman who had been her suitor for many years, had been married. The Count de Segur is decidedly somebody, himself. He is of one of the oldest French families, he en- joys a literary reputation, and he is a first- class musician. The marriage of Sorel was, of course, a great victory for that large class of women known as “married women”’; at least, so the “married women’”’ felt. Theirs was exactly the reaction of married men who see a gay bachelor make matrimony and join their ranks. And the married women applauded and hoorayed the fact that La Grande Co- quette had become one of their number, the idea behind the whole thing being that “these women who have one man after an- other crazy about them,’’ and take none of them, ultimately agreed to marry. That Cecile Sorel is a coquette there is no doubting. For one thing, she admits it. But this lady’s philosophy of coquetry is al- together different from the general notion of it. The excellent Mr. Webster defines a co- quette as “a woman who endeavors to at- tract men’s admiration or affection for mere self-gratification, as to gratify vanity; a flirt.” While Sorel, who gets the credit for be- ing the Generalissima of Coquettes, gives an entirely different interpretation of the busi- ness. Says the lady: ‘A coquette is one who brings out in men their finest qualities and their supreme power of accomplish- ment. Only when & seeks to degrade them, to make them ugly, is coquetry evil. The true coquette, in the phrase of Shakepeare, ‘Is the star of every wandering bark.’ She is the Inspiration of men. They adore her because she is the only interesting woman. And she is of value to society because she makes of love a charming, a beautiful, a ro- mantic comedy, instead of adding it to the too-long list of the world's tragedies.’ All of which sounds very lovely. Especial- ly when La Sore) says it. For, as we have mentioned before, and it can't be stressed too much, she is a beauty. She is a stately woman of exquisite figure, perfectly poised. B EHOLD, now. A few days ago word = 6 py) \ SOR c.~ ry sél!4 and Explains Why. Her shoulders are broad, sloping away to the thin waist. Her hair is of that yellow that approaches gold, her eyes large, radiant, expressive and violet, Her nose is high- bridged and excellently cut; her mouth a line of scarlet, and a smil- ing line. — Lovely as she is of face and figure, this is but part of it. For the woman ia tremendous- ly alive with spirit, vig- or; there is the sparkle of the eyes that means understanding, the as- sured attitude that de- notes self possession, and her unmistakable knowledge that she is altogether charming. She knows her worth, and she is proud of it. And vigorous she is. On one occasion she acted a part with such gusto that she fell over the footlights. And, instead of being picked up by an ordinary person attending her performance, she was lifted to her feet by a Judge of the French Supreme Court who chanced to be sitting in the firat row. It was four years ago that Sorel, leading a company from the Comedie Francaise, went to New York to present a few of the French theater’s classics. And Sorel was cornered and asked what about this coquette business. The lady opened her eyes, parted her lips and declared that as to coquetry she had a philosophy. ‘‘Women,”’ she said, ‘should be coquettes. Oh! They should be coquettes. In that manner a woman can get a husband—she can keep a husband—and, if the necessity arises, get rid of a husband. “But—ah, the great coquette is above everything else the woman of brains and the woman of will power. Oh, ves. If, with these, she then has beauty and has grace—- then, so much the better. But there is many a beauty who does not rule the hearts of men. No, aol De HE coquette must have brains. She must understand. She must understand herself. Every man is a different problem. With = every man her methods must be different. To every man a its ral North Da Hunter was 21 then, a strong stra ing laughing lad, doing a man's | construction gang, ‘inging as he spikes-— 1 am sitting on the stile, Mary; Where we sat side by side In that bright May morning } When you were first my b It was a song his father, over land. had brought with him, a sung it to Hugh as a little although the boy had never s stile with Mary, there was rome heart, and he sang it tenderly, of what the future might bring. Two years he tarried with the creeping rails and then, img pushed on ahead with the va homesteaders until he came to River, where it ribboned the la ter Tail County. There he claii own an “elghty’ overlooking ¢ lakes, 20 miles north of here. Hunter was handicapped by th eye, in an accident, but his hea of hope and he had two strong one eye would do. With his savings he bought oxen and began the constructi shack that would be his hom -?7 miles to Perham, where could be purchased, but when need of these he gave his o3 and walked the distance, and ifa needed sharpening he carried 1! his back and carried it home a; as he trudged the weary miles hi The corn was springing fresh ar The lark sang loud and hig! The red was on your cheek, And the love light in your | There still was romance in his he was thinking not of what had of what would be HE first schoolhouse was “town of Maine,” which wa: at all but only a township, | Sherman, 15-year-old daughter | Theodore Sherman, came from C! Wy be the first teacher. Then, when Elmer Bickford ' ing his house, and the neighbor help, he gave a dance and invited in the settlement to come, and came. Hugh Hunter and Rhoda strangers until then, came with It was the girl's first dance, and . together wonderful, always to t bired not only because it was dance but because it was there ‘Hugh Hunter. They danced to the scraping of the fiddie, anc the beginning. They were married in another cember. When spring came there Prospect of raising enough on Cleared homestead to keep th Want. Hunter had heard that wanted for the log drive on the ter. They talked it over and de he should go. He went and his y stayed on the claim to hold It aga! eTs, and planted a garden to cor the homestead law. He was gone two months. Wh turned he plunged into the wor ishing the house, turning aside, had been made weatherproof for ter, to the digging of a well b first freeze.

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at politicians use righteous ask the gross cupidity of their 3ut just as there are high mo- ough politicians only masquer- m, sO there is such a thing as ough what we usually meet is come once in a lifetime—rare- t comes, you do not know how. w that everything has suddenly itely more beautiful, infinitely efore. been defined so many thousand ve forgotten the definitions I for to me love is only one itiment that brings out the very hest in you and that longs for th the best and highest in the . love ig an ascension, an ex- ige that enables both man woman to reach. apiritual her could attain alone. It refore, that love enriches a ite as much as a woman's, and yently, it means as much to pment as to woman's. To man, e impulses which spur him on is. Inspired by love, he pro- weces, surpasses himself. With- masterpieces could ever have lues Madame: essential that women learn to y woman should take from a ) hour AO half an hour a day soul.’ During this time she t on her work, on what she mplish and how she-falls short She should make resolutions ‘reome her faults. Many wom- ‘ious moments exercising their sing in the morning and before at might, in the hope of becom- This is all well and good. lect the mind. Is not mental more important than physical despite all the time and ¥ spent in helping the men Ough of despond and shoddy as given time to a few other 1a6 given time to clothes. She t of time to clothes. And she ng clothes quite as she does ‘ntlemen. When Sorel wears rerybody else does, provided it.. It has become almost ha- w the woman. Not down the gh that probably has been- in the fashions she sets. A rs ago she decided Deauville her that summer. She took Other seaside resort. And & of seaside resort France fol- ys Sorel, the ladies followed out giving enough considera- rhere they were going. It was invented the hobble skirt. It nde Coquette was wandering Ouvre one day when she came that gave a beautiful silhou- ‘les being wound rather tight- wer part of the body. of a play she was acting that i but two steps to take. So idea she got from the statue, h modern ideas of dress, an4 e hobble skirt. It is said that y that women had adopted the t wear she was horrified. years she has declared herself Por years, she says, she has 1 in leading men to the stars. ne goes and gets married. 7 | could be By F.A. BEHYMER Of the Post-Dispatch Staff Vv ERGUS FALLS. ual Minnesota. — Min- hesota was the promised land of ploneers when Hugh Hunter came West from Illinois fifty- eight years ago. The Northern Pa- cific was pushing e its rails toward North Dakota. Hugh Hunter was 21 then, @ strong straight-stand- ing laughing lad. dving a man’s part with a construction gang, ‘Inging as he drove the spikes-— I am sitting on the stile, Mary, Where we sat side by side In that bright May morning long ago, When you were first my bride. It was a song his father, over from Ire- iand. had brought with him, and he had sung it to Hugh as a little lad. And sithough the boy had never sat on the stile with Mary, there was romance in his heart, and he sang it tenderly, taking to}! of what the future might bring. Two years he tarried with the westward- creeping rails and then, impatient, he pushed on ahead with the vanguard otf homesteaders until he came to Otter Tail ribboned the lakes of Ot- ter Tai] County. There he claimed as his own an ‘elghty’’ overlooking one of th- lakes, 20 miles north of here. Hunter was handicapped bv the loss of an eye, In an accident, but his heart was full of hope and he had two strong hands, and one eye would do. With his savings he bought a yoke of oxen and began the conetruction of the shack that would be his home. It was 27 miles to Perham, where provisions purchased, but when there was need of gave his oxen a and walked the distance, and if a plow-share needed sharpening he carried it there on his back and carried !t home again. And as he trudged the weary miles he sang— River, where it these he rest The corn was springing fresh and green. The lark sang loud and high, The red was on your cheek, Mary, And the love light in your eye. There still was romance in his heart and he was thinking not of what had been, but of what would be HE first schoolhouse was built in Toes of Maine,’ which wasn't a town at all but only a township, and Rhoda Sherman, 15-year-old daughter of Pioneer Theodore Sherman, came from Clitherall to be the first teacher Then, Eimer Bickford wae build- ing his house, and the neighbors came to help, he gave a dance and invited everybody when in the settlement to come. and everybodys Came. Hueh Hunter and Rhoda Sherman. strangers until] then, came with the rest. It was the girl's first dance, together wonderful, always bred not only because it dance but because it there’ she met ‘Hugh Hunte1 They danced together to the scraping of the fiddie, and that was the beginning They were married in another year's De- tember. When spring came there was scant prospect of raising enough on the partly Cleared homestead to keep them from Went. Hunter had heard that men were Wanted for the log drive on the Clearwa- ler. They talked it over and decided that be should go. He went and his young wife Stayed on the claim to hold it against jump- fe, and planted a garden to comply with the homestead law He was gone two months. When he re- turned he plunged into the work of fin- Bhing the house, turning aside, when it and it was al- to be remem- was her firat was a had been made ter, to the digging first freeze weatherproof for the win- of a well before the —_ *« nes io ' RRR RCE: ANAM Teen esa A SNRNRRIRNNNReNeM “RN He had to dig deeper than he had ex- pected and it may be that in the dimneasas of the depth he strained his one good eye unduly. By then it was autumn and when Hunter came out of the well at the end of the day, he complained that everything looked hazy, and his wife, happy in the prospect of motherhood, harboring no thought of disaster, reminded him that In- dian summer had come and that was why haze hovered over the land. It was not the haze of Indian summer, though It was the oncoming twilight of winter's darkness for Hugh Hunter. He realized it soon and, troubled about it, spoke to his wife. She did not give way to her fears but bade him hope, and employed such remedies as the neighbors could sug- gest. “We had no doctors in those days.” she suyvs, quietly, telling about it now The darkness deepened. Now it was Sunday, the 16th day of December. The firat anniversary of their marriage. For days the man had scarcely been able to see anything. He was sitting by the win- dow. His wife was kneeling beside him They had fallen silent, troubled, thinking of what might lie before them. Suddenly the stricken man brightened. “Rhods.,”’ he said, ‘my eye feels better. The pain is gone. I see you better. | can see your face. What kind of a dress is that you have on?” “Why, Hughey, it's my figured calico that you like so well. Can't you see it?” “No, I can’t see it, but I can see your face Don't gO away. Where are you going? Rhoda!”’ She clung to him. She was not going away. What was he talking about: His hands traveled over her face. Yes. ii was there, but he could not see it. Utter darkness was upon him. He never saw again. Never “We were ae poor as could be,’ says Mrs. Hunter now. ‘We didn’t have any- thing in the world but a cow and a calf and a pig.” he came. Perhaps the doctors back in Illinois could do something for Hugh. It was decided that he would take his son back. The young wife would stay and hold the claim. “God was merciful ~ HE wrote to her husband's father and to me that winter, she says. “It was the mildest winter I have ever known.” The word from Illinois was that Hugh was no better. The doctors held out hope, but it would be months before they could tell whether he would ever see again. In midsummer, with her hour at hand, the voung wife went to her husband at El- gin. There the baby was born, a daugh- ter. Hunter passed his hands over the face he was never to see. The doctors, at last, said nothing could be done. Hugh Hunter would always be blind What was to be done? Hunter's HUGH HUNTER, who lived a heroic life. For Forty-Nine Years Hugh Hunter, Sightless, Worked the Farm to Eam a Livelihood for His Wife and Six Children. The Moving Story of One Man's Amazing Courage. | 6 eee? * eevee ete ¢* * Gat © . 77 © eee Oe © GS ee @ « ae er # &@ Po eee Sewanee, re t+ tegea ge, % ae ee ee 4a + O~ e+e, Te Ce eee es he was in doubt. In the potato patch, particular- ly, he had trouble in de- tecting by touch the dif- ference between the po- tato plant and the red- root weed. The children knew which was which and could tell him. When the oldest boy was 6 he was deemed mature enough to guide a cultiva- tor, sO a horse was purchased, and farming father bade them satay. His home would be their home. He would share with them whatever he had. Perhaps after a while something would be found that a blind man could do. It was the least that a father could offer. and the dependence that it involved was such that a stricken son and hie wife could accept without shame; but Hugh Hunter and his wife had felt the freedom of the frontier. They were the stuff that ploneers are made of. Out there v Minnesota was was begup on a larger scale, the boy some- where they had found each other. Out times plowing under his father’s instruc- tlon, sometimes guiding the horse, if hold- ing the plow in the snarly soll was beyond there was all that they had in the .world. Eighty acres of uncleared land, an unfin- ished house, a cow, a calf and a pig. Not hic strength. much, but it was home. They stood before It was a topsy-turvy way of doing the young man’s father. “We are going “Things went wrong and upside down and back,”’ they said. inside out,’ says Mre. Hunter, ‘but we just kept on. There was nothing else we could ATHER HUNTER bitterly opposed it do. You don't know what you can do till errs he been out there? Didn't he you're obliged to.” know how hopeless it was? Besides, he Ae time passed, Hunter's ability to find He did not like to his way about and do a farmer’s work in- If they went back he creased until he was almost as efficient as them. But they a seeing man. He knew the way to the Thev came back. neighbors’ houses, around the roads. or was a determined man. have his will opposed. would do nothing for could not be dissuaded. A DEAD HERO. (Editorial appearing in the Post-Dispatch last Moy 10.) Unknown to fame, Hugh Hunter lay town in his farmhouse near Fergus Falls, Minn., and died at the mellow age of 79. Hunter became blind in 1877. For 49 years he has operated a farm, doing all the heavy drudgery that implies. With the eyes of his wife and children to guide his hands, he has plowed, hoed, felled trees, grubbed stumps. He could not witness the perennial miracle of bursting buds and the growth of all living things. He knew only the odors of the warm soil and the touch of the land. Yet in the darkness in which he moved so bravely must have been conjured up many happy images. He needed them to endure a life made up of daily heroism. Hunter's story is a noble, sweeping saga within the limits of those small acres which so intimately belonged to him. across the fields. Only, if he went across fields. his wife would watch, and if veered she would call to him to turn to ‘“‘T guess it did look foolish,’ Mrs. Hun- ter says. ‘‘We were too young to realize. the But it was best, after all, though we had a he terrible struggle in the first years. We had the right or the left, and the neighbors. good friends and neighbors. They helped seeing him coming, would perform like us pull through service. Other babies came, until there were six. There was clearing to be done, to in- crease the tillable area, and Hunter did it, chopping the trees down or grubbing them up, according to their size, having bo help except that one of the children would be at hand to warn him when the tree was about to fall and guide him out of dangers path when it fell In thie service, in the earlier years, Ber- tha. the oldest daughter, was usually em- ployed, for there was too much danger to intrust it to Teddy and the other younger children. who might become preoccupied with play. Bertha was safe and depend- able. She watched the tree top, gave no- tice when it began to topple, noted the di- They were all small at once, as Mre. Hun- ter says, and besides caring for them she helped her biind husband with the farm- ing, guiding him to tasks which he, despite his sightlessnees, performed with remark- able and increasing efficiency as the years passed. During those first years the cultivation was all by hand. Hunter hoed the corn and petatoes, feeling his way from hill to hill, finding the weeds, and chopping away at their roots, seldom making a mistake. As soon as the children were old enough, he took one and another of them to corn- field and potato patch, to help him when Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 13, 1926. MRS. HUNTER, the blind man’s faithful helpmeet. and rection of its fall, ran in the opposite di- rection, shrilling: “Come this way, Daddy, come quick.’’ Her father, guided by her voice, would stumble toward her and reach safety. He cut the cordwood for the winter's fuel, and split fence posts and dug the post holes and built the fences. He buiit barns and granaries. He did a fit man’s part, at harvest time, pitching the bundles of grain to the stackers. His hearing was amazingly acute. Once a coin was dropped into the pig trough. He listened and heard a pig's teeth click against it and recovered it. Another time a watch was lost in the woods. Searchers were un- able to find it. He located it by hearing its tick. With a sort of sixth sense he was aware of the nearness of ailent objects. One night Bertha tested him. He was coming from the barn. side of the path and held her breath. He caine opposite her and stopped and thrust his stick toward her. ‘‘Who's there?” he demanded. The child giggled. ‘‘You can't fool your Dad,’ said Hugh Hunter. They walked to the house together. Often in the summer he worked in the fields at night alone, sparing himself ex- posure to the heat of the day. The dark- ress of the night meant nothing to him be- cause he was in perpetual darkness. If products were to be taken to market, he spent most of the night loading the wagons and assisted the boys to an early morning start and then went to bed. IS sense of distance and direction H was amaszingly accurate. Once there was a stranger who wanted to drive from the Friberg neighborhood to Clitherall. 26 miles, and Hunter went along, indicating the turne in the road. Only once, it is remembered, did he lose his way. Mrs. Hunter and the children were sick one winter night and onions were needed to make a home remedy. The near- est onions were at the home of Uncle Frank Sherman, two miles away. Hunter was the only one who could go. He startet out with hie dor, Bruno, to keep him company and help him find the way. He eame to Sherman's and procured the onions and started back. But snow was falling and covering the ground @nd because of that he became confused and strayed into a neighbor's pasture. The dog, instead of accompanying him, continued in the right direction, keeping up an insistent barking to recall him and leaping joyously when its master came groping back. Sometimes the cows did not come up from the wooded pasture and: then Hunter would go torfind them and drive them home He had gone to the pasture one night and She stood perfectly still at the. Mrs. Hunter, after putting the children to bed, was sitting at the window, when the barn sprang into fiame. She ran screaming from the house and her husband heard her and knew that something terrible was hap- pening, but he did not know what. He hur- ried homeward as fast as he could, stum- bling, falling, struggling to his feet, stag- gering on. When he came near he knew that some. thing was burning and supposed it was the house, and it might well be that the chil- dren had not been rescued. He came gat last lurching and gasping into the flame-lit area and his wife ran to him and told him the children were safe. But the barn and the other outbuildings and al! the hay and grain were destroyed. It was believed to Lave been the work of an enemy with whom Hunter had had trouble. Hunter labored on and reared his family and educated his daughters, but when his sons should have been going to school their eyes and hands were so sorely needed at home that they grew to manhood with only such Jjearning as they could pick up at secondhand from their sisters. They grew to sturdy manhood, however, and have shown themselves worthy sons of & worthy father—Thomas, who farms near- by; Theodore, who is a Northern Pacific conductor; Joseph, of Graceville, Minneso- ta, and Ray, of Maddock, North Dakota. One of the daughters, Mrs. Anna Nygren, T HROUGH darkness and disaster Hug) lives at Fallon, Nevada. The other, Ber- tha, remained single and teaches in the neighborhood. Fifteen years ago, with the help of the sopDs, a new home was bullt and there, on his fine farm, which had been enlarged from time to time, Hugh Hunter paased to trynquil old age, as prosperous as his see- ing neighbors. Nearing 80 years of age he still busied himself with such tasks as bis tireless hands could find to do. Singing at his work as he always did— The place is a little changed, Mary, The day ie bright as then, The lark’s loud song ie in my ear And the corn is green again. And sometimes as he walked worn paths that he never could sang— the well- see, he There's an old, old path Where the sun shines through Life's dark storm clouds From its home of blue. The infirmities of age laid hold upon him and one May evening they thought he was sleeping. Presently he would wake and his daughter would read to him. But when she would have read to him he was dead. He had had only a local name when he lived, but when he was dead his fame went far and wide, and they say of, him now that, among the ploneers who made Minnesota, Hugh Hunter was one of the greatest. The woman who had been this man’s eyes sat in the lamp glow, with the family album on her lap, and told the things that have been set down here. At first she had not wanted to talk. .But if the story would bring courage to others struggling under handicap Summing it all up, she wondered how they had lived through it and had done as well ae they had. But it wae not of the hardships that she liked best to talk. Everybody had been They had had so much That was what her hus- That was so good to them. to be grateful for. band would say if he were here. what he would want her to say. . LER RS Soe. Sree ms ee eR cee Ce mA O I te hem pewmaanan ant cipmetel. 1a amas ang vem _— ‘ at pa RRA”

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Nee See “ipa gibt: 2) 2% . HE Wanted to be a “SWELL MOBSMAN He Succeeded. And He Spent Twenty Years in Prison. Jockey Dennis White, Fast nated By Glamourous Stories About a “Super-Criminal,” Became One and Then “Took His Medicine.” Before Being Deported From St. Louis to Australia, Recently, He Told the Moving History of His Life to a Post-Dispatch Reporter. ROM Newcastle. New South Wales. Dennis White salled eome 20 years ago to seek his fortune. Jockey and jailbird was Dennis, a crim- inal and a crook. He was ambditious. too For, though he shipped as a fireman of a tramp he had planned to make his way steamer to England and sooner or later to rise in hie trade of thievery. He wanted to belong to a “swell mob’ in London. He wanted to work with ‘Harry. the Valet.’ the cleverest “pick-up man’ of that day in the English underworld. Disillusioned, Dennis White ts going back to New South Wales. Today he is some- where on the Pacific. On May 26 he left St. Louis, deported by the United States Immigration Service. “Habitual eriminal’ he was listed. But the habit of years is broken. Dennis White has seen the world. He bas achieved his ambition. He became a “swell mobesman’ and he worked with “Harry, the Valet.’ He served time, too, with that glamorous criminal in Dartmoor prisou. But the giamor now is gone. “There's no glory in being a crook,” said White the dar before he left St. Louis. “It's all sordid. Every crook is a coward And at best it doesn't pay. I am 48 years old. Since I was 17 I have spent 20 years in prison “I used to think a crook was a hero. I dreamed, then. I know now “] was doing my first stretch, six months ir Castiemain prison, Victoria. We had Chambers’ Journal, an English magazine. to read and it was printing a series of tales about crooks. One of the men it told of was Harry, the Valet. He was the greatest ‘awell mobsman in Europe in those days. “A gang over there was called a mod. you see, and a ‘swel! mob was a gang of high- Class crocks who plared for big stakes. lived well, dressed well, and spent money ad & | ARRY'S story, as Chambers Jour nal told it, was full of romiance and adventure, of glitter and glamour. Among other things he had stolen the Duchese of Sutherland's diamonds. A famous theft in those days. “T wished then that I knew him. ! wanted to be like him If I could only work with him! I did one day But that's ahead of my story. “I'd got into jat! for what a crook over here would call a ‘prowler'’s’ job. You see, I bad run away from home at 14 to foilow the races. There were 14 in our familr We didn't have much. Father was a butch- er. I thought I'd make a fortune as a jockey I was built for it. then “I Knew some card-sharps, crooked book- makers, confidence men. I had been mixed up In some crooked racing. It was a school | went to, where the only rule was ‘get the money. “I met a jockey I knew. in Burke street. Meibourne. He proposed this fob. I balked. We had a few drinks. I would have tackied anything then. Well, they caught us. He put up ea lot of talk about his mother. | red for him. sald | had persuaded him. and got him free and took the rap. “I'm telling you this story as it is. Don't put any romance in it. Remember what reading about Harry, the Valet. did for me. You see, | was ambitious. I tried to get up in the underworid. Of course I got caught. There wae 18 months after that first six, then two years, After that five years. |! decided to leave Austrailia. “A crimp I knew at Newcastie—he was by way of selling a little something, too—ship- ped me as a fireman on the tramp steamer Astoria, Dound fer South America. I told m)> mother | was going to leave Austrailia for six months. God help me. it's been 21 years! “We stopped at Iquigui, Chile. ashore. What price fun’ I could taik ao Spanish. I saw a race horse—the only friendly looking thing—and followed it to a ltvery stable. The man who owned it hired me to ride it in a race three days off. I rode that race. Six furlongs. We came in third. “Am Italian ship-chandler, named Ser toli, owned a stable of eight horses. He Page Fear. I went hired me right after the race and squared it with the ship so I got my clothes. i had a good front of clothes but no money He must have raced for the fun and glory I rode and trained hits horses. He gare me every purse we won. nf OU go to the devil in South America. Wine, women and song I was young. I waa slipping. but I kept straight. Pulled no jobs Then I fell in with Arthur Taylor, a Cam- bridge graduate—‘the gentleman dum. He wouldn't lie or steal. He'd just sponge. We went to Valparaiso, to Mendosa and then to Buenos Aires. The Passionist Fathers would always give you a bucket of food and a place to sieep in Buenos Aires: I was a beach-comber nothing more. I! hated mr- self. Even if I was a crook I wanted to make something of myself. The Steamer St. Nicholas was in the River Plate. I shipped as a firemen and landed at Hull, England. I made my way to London. On the Thames Embankment I met an Australian. He was acrook. We became partners. After we pulied a job cr two and got some money, wx: played the West End “I mean we went to the best part of London. We were whet you'd call climbers if we'd been in the social way We were getting in with the swell mobdDemen “We had a little mob of our own—eight of us. One was a confidence man Ddut would turn a@ trick at anything. Two were card sharpers. Two were second-story workers My partner and myself were heavy workers —ithat is, we worked on safes and strong- doxes. But we'd help one another at anr- thing “I stood in the Province Hote! just off Leicester Square one night talking to a Dig American crock. A distinguished iooking man came in—e«lk hat, frock coat, white hair “*Do you know him’*?’ asked my American friend. ‘““‘Tte’s Harry, the Valet,” he added. “IT turned the question back on him. ‘Do you know him’? I want an introduction. “"Weil, said my friend. ‘I kaow him weil enough for thet.. So here I was talk- ing to Harry. the Valet, my bovhood Nero. “I was queer. I wasnt satisfied aa a crook no matter how well I seemed to be getting on. I wanted to know how the bigger crooks looked on their profession. So I asked Har. rr to ‘The Giass House, a piace run bv a man who handled a little crooked stuff on the side and where you could always get a fine dinner. /@ sat across the tabie ‘from a each other Me, just me. aad Harry, the Valet, quiet, soft-spoken, genial, distinguished looking, wel! dressed He was a pick-up man without a peer He'd lay his own pians. work by himaeif mostly ax when he stole the diamonds of the Duch- ess. He head money. pienty of it. He had managed to go free for the most part. He had friends. The story went that he had a steam yacht. “Over the champagne [ asked my quesa- tion. “Harry. I said. ‘!f you had it ail to do over again would rou go straight or would rou follow the profession *’ “He didn't answer itn a hurrry—this top- notch crook who seemed to have everything and who seemed to be getting away with if. "I'd go straight. he said at ‘ast. “There {se always that wish in the back of your head no matter how lucky rou're heen at crime. ‘We Decame friends. I heiped him with one job. What? I don't want to tell rou details. These things look simpie and easy to a Kid ae you tell them, fust because a “| WAS A JOCKEY at seventeen. ercok wont tackie a job unless everything is in his favor. The crook ia a coward, | tell you, nota hero. Buta kid might think it a heroic thing, like I did when first: I read about Harrr. the Valet. “Then I got lagged for six months. being illegally on the premises. We drifted apart. Next time I saw Harrv, the Valet, he Was Dreaking rocks alongside me in Dart- moor prison and [| was doing a five-vear stretch. Poorold man. He'd broke himeeif trying to get free and his spirtt was broken, too. ‘I wish, he said, ‘I'd taken my cwn ad- rice the time [ taiked to you. =I never saw nim again. Jack Patterson. a notorious safe Man. and Jack Lane, the Diaggest yega in Europe, were in with us then, too. I saw them iater, oid, broken men, living on a few pence a day the Prisoners Aid Society gave to Keep their miserable bodies and souls together “T was sent up to Dartmoor for a job at Hampstead Heath. We started to stick up &aman witha dag. We thought it had valu- ables. When we pulled our guns he vaulted Ov(ra Wali and ran. We didnt know what to do We stopped Hed surprised us so | dreamed that some day | could be like Harry the Valet, gentieman-creek.”’ A mall bag job at Marshalltown, Iowa. I! was to walt for him outside the pen. Weill, [ went to Marshalltown first. For a stall I went to bootlegging. The police would know my DSusiness. They wouldn't think a crook wouid de Inviting scrutiny that way Then, while [ waited, | decided to stick up this store Of that attempted robbery they tell the story better !n Marshalltown. White doesn't like to boast. The facts are that E. R. Wine- low, a small grocer, was in the habit of carrying $509 to $700 on paydays to cash checks for emplores of the M. @& St. L. railroad. White decided to get that moner. He entered the grocery in the early ere- nina, wearing an engineman'’s cap and hid- ing his face with a blue handkerchief auch as rallroaders use. “Throw up your hands,” he told Winslow The grocer thought it was a jcke and laughed. Then Winslow thought he'd out- wit this railroad humorist. He picked up a poker and’ still iaughing., said: “I know how to take a joke. you see” He started for White, expecting to see a friend unmask. Instead, White cursed him for a fool and “MUGS” ef White when he entered the lowe Peniteatiary sine years ago. and taiked it over and then walked up the street. Two coppers were waiting behind the wail at the next corner. The man had cut across the biock and picked them up on the next street. while we were talking about if. “After Dartmoor [ came to America on the Oceanic. I left her at New York and took a train—anywhere In Toledo I pulled a fob Then I came west They arrested me in Des Moines. Iowa. What rou got on you*’ asked the cop who vag- ged us. [| handed him my pistol. ‘That osts you two years. he said. [ thought he wae )OKing., Dut | iaughed out of the other side of my face next morning when “Judge De Graff sentenced me to two years for carrying concealed weapons. “The pen at Fort Madison. Iowa. for me [ served my time. One of the cons there tad a job laid out for ue when we got out. shot him through the arm. Winslow re- treated back to a charge account cabinet. White followed and they grappied. From the back of the store came Yrs. Winsiow, enraged by the shot, like a tiger in fury. She sprang upon the intruder She scratched at his eyes. She tore the mask from his face. He lost the cap He shot the woman then, through the Dreast, won free, and ran. In an alley, outside. he drew from his pocket the cap he usually wore. He straight- ened his clothes. He waiked into the Wins. iow store with the gathering crowd. He was there when police arrived. He smiled tu himself. All safe. For the would-be robber and aseagsin the Marshalltown police threw out a dragnet. Shortly after midnight two officers saw White in a restaurant. They toid him. so he says, they were looking for a man whose Sanday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 13, 1926. g° WO true bills had been found against ae ———2 a ee eee ~ — . face was scratched. The woman's finger nalis had seraped him badly but they didn't seem to notice. They quizzed him about underworld characters who might have done the job He started for Des Moines two days later. “Chief wants to see you at the sta- tion,”” a policeman toid him. He checked his grip and went to the Marshalltown city hall Again he was quszsed regarding com- ings and goings in the underworld. Hed be back in a day or so. he said. They le him go. , From Des Moines he wrote back to Mar- shalitown for a woman with whom he was infatuated. He had hinted to her what he had done. She didnt come. He waited. Moines. A certain grocer lived in the rear of his store. White crept into that room. Night came. Dark- ness. He could hear the man locking up, making all right. He heard the key click in the door. Then the door into the bedroom opened. The man groped for the light. He turned it on and confronted White's pistol. But the stick-up man hadn't seen that another was in the etore. And when White called “hands:up° his command was an- swered with a shot through the still open doorway to the grocery. White ran. Something was trickling down his leg. There was a stinging in his hip. He could feel the bullet through the blood-wet trous- ers. Only a superficial wound In his reom he dug out the bullet with a kuaife. He laid there and thought. “T had made up my mind.” he says. “I was going straight.” H E DECIDED to “turn a trick’’ in Des Some curious twist of mind made him give away every penny he had—ill-gotten gains. He founda jobDasa dishwasher in a restau- rant at $1 a day. He'd earn enough to go to Kansas City. What was the fare? He'd ask He walked to the railroad station. “And sitting there,” he says. ‘“‘was the woman I'd written for to come from Mar- shalitown. She threw her arms around me She said she was tickled to see me. I was wondering what I'd do now. Could I stil! go straight? I didn't have to worry long. She was there to find me. She had told the cops, and they were watching her outalde. “The jig was up. Maybe I could have beaten the cage, but I had promised to go straight. I pieaded guilty. Judge Cum- mings couldn't forget that I'd gone back to Winslow's store and mingled with the crowd. It showed I was heartless. daring and abandoned, he deciared. And he gare me 40 years.’ him charging assault with intent to kill. The maximum penalty on each is 30 years. Two had been found charging robbery with intent to kill or maim. The maximum its 20 years on those. “Plead guilty to the lesser and weil dismiss the greater charge,” the Prosecuting Attorney said. Was it a con. fession of weakness in his case’ Though Mrs. Winsiow was certain of the man. her husband could not identify him. Perhaps White might have gone free. He chose to pay. Not one word when the Court sen. tenced him the limit on each count to run consecutively. “IT had tt coming.” says White. On March 5, 1917. he received his sentence. At Ft. Madison. J. R. Perkins was the War- den. Perkins saw on White's record that the prisoner had been a jockey He. too. had followed racing as a boy. “But rou tcok yours the wrong way.” he toid White. “I Delfeve you can still make something %, Fs 4 AY Pie shes. ah ee iF; a, ey P = a a ; oy AS wt DENNIS WHITE, ex-convict and former gentleman-crock. out of your life,” he added. White t¢ After a while. ... “he was going to me the job of head lumpey in the ef house,’ says White. ‘‘What’s that? @& he delivers mail and sort of cheeks thing up there. I asked to have it given anothe man. And I watched him. I made & a business to know every prisoner, his nam number, and his cell When the head per was released I got that job. I had time to prepare so I wouldn't fail. years paseed. Ther put me in the hospitai.” copeia. He learned all he could abe drugs. first-aid. nursing. For am years he had charge of that hospital The prison doctors and officials trusted Ma Not a drop of whisky. not a gal of drug—and he was custodian o@f bet —but White accOunted for. Prissaes tried to bribe him for both. That Was 8 waste of time. The worst temptation was when ope oner offered $300 for some White refused it But he was afraid. I refuse it because I was on the or because I was afraid’ he asked self. It worried him. He wanted so amt to be on the square. ; A crazy negro lay in the hospital ering from an operation. White had jm pulled the stitches out and, crossing a ae way from the patient's bed, had stooped # play with a cat. Without a sound the gro stole upon him and grabbed him areusl the neck. “I knew that the man must @ in bed in that condition,” White sald managed to grapple his arms and him back. I laid him on the bed aad over to see if the wound had bdbrokes I felt blood running down my neck. F I noticed in his hand he heid a kaife” Three deep cuts were in the back of nis White's neck. The crazy negre, i] a knife he had secreted, had sought #@ his nurse’s head off. They still tei? at R Madison of Dennis White's nerve. Be silent, while the doctors sewed up the aa And then, when last April brought # term to a ciose—with time off for havior—White was brought here to & ported. White was ready to leave St we ready to be deported. Six weeks he had @ here. -He had made no friends. “I dare,’ he said. “Some of them might a been crooks.’ His time he spent & ing what medical books he could ge ® watched himseif every minute. Me fear of himself but— “Suppose.” he said, “some job was pallet and they picked me up. I wanted 0 ® able to account for every minute sof prove my innocence. “I'm going.” he said, “to the iand of birth. from the land of my K VERY day White studied the He hopes to become & sistant over there. “I'm not going back to much,” M@ “but I'm lucky it is so much. I'm set of what I've done. In one way I since I did what I set out to do, Fw & success. | got to be a swell t | worked with Harry the Valet. But ® romantic. It was sordid. Asd the wasted years.” “But you had money and spent i?” “A crook’s takings are xas White answered. “My biggest ral $5000 for myself.” “How long did that last you™ “Two weeks. he said. “Up ia the tentiary I earned $120 a month OF night and day. BUT I’ve GOT NOW.” H E HAS a few hundred dollars = By GUY FORSI Of the Post-Dispatch OMEN’ good paused lantic, from | 2690 Cape 7 ly thre there | a mou y sea. SI © and sc agers unsiung their fteld glas ered at the rail. There was excitement and while America: flags fluttered, a huge raft quaint cargo WAs lowered an without a pilot upon a pictur of good will. To the “lonel! the world” it carried a greet! lization. Food and clothing. magazines, tobacco and sweet: a great water-tight box by | went drifting shoreward to t inhabitants of Tristan da Cus not forgotten in their volunta: Not inappropriately do the: da Cunha the “loneliest island i Far from the beaten pathways lost in the mists of the Sout! nearest human neighbors 130 on St. Helena. Less than on its 140 souls cleered by gil from the outside. The Orea ® ship in two years to paés memorable event occurring on °1. Previous to that, the las had discerned its rugged coast a wandering Japanese freigh' to 1924 and. after exchange steamed on its way. To the A: seers on the Orea, then, it s that their South African eru supplemented by a visit to | often visited than the Eskimos the humanitarian plan. hateh tres, wae carried out was ! recently by Frank E. Sheldon mar boulevard. He and Mrs. among the 12 St. Loulsans journey, the Orea steaming Cape Town course for the pt visit to several coastal cit! America. A LL the way from E Sheldon narrated, “ about little else bes! to that isolated settien to be the high spot of 6 | yi trip although we had little be able to land or to meet isiand’s inhabitants. Our pia to drive as close as the Capta! could safely approach ia ti Waters and set our offering inhabitants would find it. Ha out of the Argentine capital * carpenters set to work cor raft and the passengers Dega ing matertais to fili it “There were about 359 pass Orea, ail of them Americans, Was a British ship. manfied British crew his fact gare ternational flavor to especially agreeabie the relat the vent! Passengers and crew. On th Was a camaraderie in eridenc seidom seen equaled [ think on the vessel contributed some Cargo Daily we would go do Carpenters were at work to raft was progressing and 5 dropped some articie into the up to receive offerings Wher ly filled. it contained the mos sortment of soods rou could in donors seemed to get a tiriiio PETER GREEN, headman of colony from 1853 to 1902, «: dreds of lives from shin

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| gentleman-crook. ur life,” he added. White tried. while. ... “he was going to give ob of head lumpey in the ae] aye White. “‘What's that? Oh, rs mail and sort of checks things I asked to have it given another id I watched him. I made it mp to know every prisoner, his name, ind his cell. When the head lum- eleased I got that job. I had had: prepare so I wouldn't fall. Two's eed. They put me in the prison t'Y day White studied the pharma- fa. He learned all he could about rs. first-aid, nursing. For seven had charge of that hospital. n doctors and officials trusted him. drop of whisky, not a grais —and he was custodian of het’ Vhite accdOunted for. Prison-re bribe him for both. That wus a time. \rat temptation was when one pris- ered $300 for some morphine. ‘used it. But he was afraid. “Did it because I was on the square re I was afraid?’’ he asked him- worried him. He wanted so re the square. | y negro lay in the hospital recev- m an operation. White had jus 1 stitches out and, crossing a short | the patient's bed, had stooped to! & cat. Without a sound the Ne upon him and grabbed him around “I knew that the man must stays that condition,” White said. “J to grapple his arms and carried I laid him on the bed and bent e if the wound had broken open. dd running down my neck. Thea in his hand he held a knife.” leep cuts were in the back of Det “s neck. The crazy negro, with e had secreted, had sought to est s head off. They still tell at Ft. { Dennis White's nerve. He stood. ile the doctors sewed up the cuts. en, when last April brought bile close—with time off for good be Yhite was brought here to be de a. was ready to leave &t. Louis, e deported. Six weeks he had bees had made no friends. “I dids't said. cs."" His time he spent ip medical books he could get. himself every minute. Not for mself but— e,”’ he sald, ‘‘some job was pulled picked me up. I wanted to be rount for every minute so ! could innocence. ing,” he said, “to the land of ay _ from the land of my rebirtb. “Some of them might beve 1AS a few hundred dollars 8 hopes to become a doctor's 8” int over there. t going back to much," he say, ucky itis so much. I'm not proud ve done. In one way I suppose i what I set out to do, I've 1 got to be a awell mobeman and th Harry the Valet. But it wasn't It was sordid. And think years.” u had money and spent it?” 2 k's takings are exaggerated. wered. "My biggest haul myself.’ ong did that last you?” ; eeks,”’ he said. “‘Up in the pen earned $120 a month by ver eet day. BUT I'vE GOT. THA By GUY FORSHEY Of the Post-Dispatch Staff OMENTARILY the g00d ship Orca paused in mid-At- lantic, 3000 miles from Buenos Aires, 2000 miles from Cape Town. Faint- ly through the fog there loomed ahead a mountain in the sea. Sirens shrieked and some 360 voy- agers upsiung their field glasses and gath- ered at the rail. There was a flurry of excitement and while American and British flags fluttered, a huge raft laden with a quaint cargo was lowered and dispatched without a pilot upon a picturesque errand of good will. To the “loneliest island in the world” it carried a greeting from civi- lization. Food and clothing, books and magazines, tobacco and sweets, packed into a great water-tight box by the travelers, went drifting shoreward to tell the white inhabitants of Tristan da Cunha they were not forgotten in their voluntary exile. Not inappropriately do they cal) Tristan da Cunha the “‘loneliest island in the world.” Far from the beaten pathways of men it lies lost in the mists of the South Atlantic, its nearest human neighbors 1300 miles away on St. Helena. Less than once a year are its 140 souls cheered by gift or message from the outside. The Orca was the second ship in two years to pass the spot, the memorable event occurring on last February 21. Previous to that, the last time visitors had discerned its rugged coastline was when a wandering Japanese freighter passed by in 1924 and, after exchange of greetings, steamed on its way. To the American sight- seers on the Orca, then, it seemed fitting that their South African cruise should be supplemented by a visit to a people iess often visited than the Eskimos of Etah. How the humanitarian plan, hatched at Buenos Aires, was carried out was related to me recently by Frank E. Sheldon of 6321 Del- mar boulevard. He and Mrs. Sheldon were among the 12 St. Loulsans to make the journey, the Orca steaming a bit off Its Cape Town course for the purpose after a visit to several coastal cities of South America. «A LL the way from Buenos Aires,’ Sheldon narrated, ‘‘we had talked about little else besides our side trip to that isolated settlement. It was to be the high spot of our voyage, although we had little hope of being able to land or to meet any of the island's inhabitants. Our pian was merely to drive as close as the Captain thought we could safely approach in the uncharted waters and set our offering adrift so the inhabitants would find it. Hardly were we out of the Argentine capital when our ship carpenters set to work constructing the raft and the passengers began accumulat- ing materials to fill it “There were about 350 passengers on the Orca, all of them Americans, and the Orca Was a British ship, manfed entirely by a British crew. This fact gave a rather in- ternational flavor to the venture and made erpecially agreeable the relations between passengers and crew. On this trip there Was a camaraderie in evidence that I have seldom seen equaled. I think every person On the vessel contributed something to that Cargo. Daily we would g0 down where the Carpenters were at work to see how the raft was progressing and while there we dropped some article into the big box set up to receive offerings. When it was fina!- ly filled, it contained the varied as- sortment of goods you could imagine. The most donors seemed to get a thrill out of putting PETER GREEN, headman of the strange colony from 1853 to 1902, savior of hun- dreds of lives from shipwreck. » TAA » ae Me ? go © ~ ore in something unusual, something that would surprise the islanders as well as please them. Of foodstuffs there was a _ large quantity—hams, sides of bacon, canned gcods, flour, preserves and candy. There were cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco; there was clothing for both men and wom- en and a great abundance of reading mat- ter. Besides the gifts there was inclosed the ship’s full passenger list, with name and address of every donor. St. Louis was well represented in this. Besides Mra. Shel- Twelve St. Louisans Voyaged to a Strange Far-Off Land and, on a Tight-Sealed Raft, Sent Ashore to the Self-Exiled Islanders Food and Candy and Smokes and Cheer. A _ Description of Tristan da Cunha, Where 140 People Really Do Live on a Desert Isle. — was finally abandoned and formal possession of the island was taken by the British in 1316, the object being to set up a military post there to keep watch on Napoleon Bona- parte, then languishing on St. Helena. When the British troops were withdrawn in 1821. however, Corporal William Glass and two seamen begged, and were granted, permis- sion to remain. These men, with their wives, who had ac- companied them, constituted the real found- ers of the present colony. Later they don and myself there were from St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blair. Charles Rebstock, Mre. Mary E. Fischer, Mrs. Kath- erine Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Chris- topher W. Johnson and Christopher Jr. Christopher Jr. is not yet 5 yeara old, but he has trav- eled some 85,000 miles, and this was his third long ocean voyage. In the party there were also Mr. and Mrs. George M. Levis of Alton, who booked pas- Rage from S8t. Louis. “For several days sighted Tristan da Cunha the raft and {ts cargo were ready. Great pains had been taken in the raft’s construc- tion to insure its contents against a soaking. Around the box, which was about four feet wide by alx feet before we were joined by several men en- gaged in whaling in the South At- lantic and the permanent popula- | tion was further oom. increased when a number of muti- nous sailors were placed ashore and deserted by pass- ing ships. Ship- wrecks from time to time added a few settlers and it is said that once a sea captain was persuaded to visit St. Heléna in search of wives for five of the ewains of Tristan. His quest, it seems, Was suc. cessful, and al- though the men were not too well satisfied, t he y took the five women as life partners. All of the original set- tlers, it appears, had large families, and especially was this true of the Glass household. When William long and four feet deep, huge tim- bers were dove- tailed so that their ends projected three feet beyond the box To these ends were lashed hollow casks, two at each cornet! of the box. This took care of the craft's buoyancy, but other precautions had to be taken against the salt apray. Here waa where the experience of the seamen came in. Aft- er nalling on the top, they covered all the t.ail heads and cracks so skillfully with put- ts that the box was airtight as well as waterproof. “It was an exciting moment,” the narra- tor continued, ‘‘when there came a cry that Tristan da Cunha was in sight. All day the weather had been so foggy that it was impossible to see far ahead. In fact the ship was running on dead reckoning in a sea that is not any too well known at best when the land suddenly appeared through the mist ahead. I suppose we were not more than a mile from the tsland, but we could see only about 600 feet of the mountain, which rises 7000 feet above the water. Its dark slopes and snow-capped summit, which in clear wather can be seen from great distances, that day ob- acured in the clouds. The ship's sirens set up ap unearthly screeching to announce ou! presence to the inhabitants and we afl! etrained our eves for a giimpse of them on Some aaid they could see men run- ning about on the land and waving to us, but I was not that fortunate. | trained m1: glasses on every foot of shoreline I see but I failed to espy a single human be- ing. However, there can be no doubt that the islanders saw guessed the pur- pose of the noise we were making. ae | getting out there with what the racket was all about and t pick up whatever we had left. If they came they couldn't have missed our raft for It went bobbing over the waves with two Amer- were shore. couiad us and T'S likely that they were not long in boats fo see ican and two British flags flying high on standards set up at each corner. We steamed away on our course to Cape Town tmme- diately after it had been lowered and cut loose, but for some time we could still se those flags waving “Our greatest disappointment was that we were unable to land and mingle with these people who have lived for generations habitat which ia only seven But that on their lonely nidles across. could not be done. Our Captain was afraid that since Tristan de Cunha maintaina no health officer, a landine might result in our being quaran- tined when we should reach Cape Town It was also impracticable to attempt an and see little anchorage so that we might walt the raft retrieved. The or po harbor and the ocean, near the shore, isiand has LAUNCHING THE RAFT from the good ship Orca. for the lonely inhabitants of Tristan da Cunha It is from the discoverer, the Portuguese Admiral) Tristan da Cunha, who found it in 1606, that the island gets its name. Proper- ly the name belongs to a group of which Tristan is the largest member, but this chronicle is concerned only with Tristan It- self because it is the only one that boasts human habitations. How Tristan ever came to acquire a per- manent population at all is about as much a mystery as how it manages to retain it like the launching of a raft load of provi. The first settlement of any kind, It seems, sions for an island settlement should justi- was made in 1790 when a Captain Patten interest displayed by passengers of and his crew, of the American ship “‘Indus- the Orca is perhaps not realized until bet- try,’ anchored there for a few months whil is filled with dangerous reefs. Out where we dropped the raft the water was too deep for anchoring. So there was nothing to do but wish the islanders well from a distance and take our leave, hoping to hear In later months that our offering had reached its destination in good condition. We are still heping to hear. But it may year or two vears before a ship stops at Tristan da Cunha to pick up outgoing mail.’ Just.why a relatively commonplace event be a fv the (SOUTH AMERICA - pe me | oi Greenwrtcsr MAP showing location of Tristan da Cunha, 2000 miles from Africa and 3000 from South America. collecting seal skins. Later an English sea captain who visited the Islands In 181i] re- ported that he found three Americans there and that they intention of remaining a few years more to sell seal skins history strange Vir- 14 tnhabitants were born lived there -ometimes in plenty, some- ter acquaintance js made with the habits of tt and colonists. tually al! of the on the rock: island and have announced the o, | ai / of their days, times on the verse of starvation (as recent and oil to visiting ships. One of these men, reports indicate they now arei, but always Jonathan Lambert, on February 4, 1811, by with an unshakable devotion to thetr sea- a curlous edict, declared himself proprietor hound mountain. Persistently have they re- of the islands. He cleared a considerable fused offers of free land on the coast of tract of land and planted various seeds, In- cluding sugar cane and coffee, which were supplied to him by the American Minister Janeiro. But the venture of American apot South Africa, and in times of their deepest have likewise declined attrac- to the fruiful at Rio de roaking Tristan an diatress the, tive seuth offers Shetland of traneportation Islands garden Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 13, 1926. The St. Louisans aboard were among the donors of good things Glaas died in 1863, it is recorded, his descendants num- bered eight sons, eight daughters Most of them re- and 19 grandchildren. mained on Tristan. These hardy souls were the ploneers who built Tristan's only villaze—Edinbureh— and stayed by thelr chosen homeland through thick and thin of hardship and prosperity. There are now, altogether, 28 homes in the village, most of them atone cottages with thatched roofs of grass like those in rural Ireland. They are substan- tial enough to withstand far greater rigors of climate than ever prevail on Tristan. A clergyman who spent five years In the set- tlement, marrying and baptizing the inhabi- tants up to date, said the temperature varied between 68 degrees in winter and 68 In summer and that he had never known the thermometer to fall below 40. The people, he declared, not only live to a ripe old age but are remarkably free from disease. Only within his time was there anything reseinbling an epidemic and that was when ships from St. Helena brought a disease re- aembling Influenza. Reports from quarters that intermarriage in the smal! settlement has resulted in mental and moral deficiency is vigorously denied by authorti- tles who have Investigated the situation once sone investigator, “that the moral and condition of the their physical condition repeatedly stated that immorality in the morals is with that + T WOULD seem, too,” adds another spiritual people corresponds with It has there la island, high and of villages of children curred in the memory taunt and in the ents have since been married been no crime or The standard of compares favorably in England. Only two cases born out of wedlock have oc- of the oldest itnhabl- more recent case the par- The women with extremely xive the impression of being gifted good looks and they appear healthy and well dressed. The and tidiness of their homes afford clear proof that fulfill their duties. The men also are neat in dress although cloth- ing is scare on And this high standard is reached in spite of the fact that the mother country exercises no authorits over them and they are left under the rule cleanliness they the island. of their own custome. Between visits of missionaries, it is said the islanders suffered for want of and factiities Gal- lantly the women have striven to keep Tris- have teachers educationa! tana small dexree of learning alive by con- ducting schoola of their own, but the lack of books and ideas from civilization has been oppressive. To meet the want. while Mr (hamberlain was Colonia! Secretary, he endeavored to create school facilities but without success. There was not enough money on the island to pay for the cost. When the Government offered to send a school master if the inhabitante would con- tribute 756 a year to his salary, the spokesman of the community replied that such was impossible, as only five shillings had come into the island during the whole of that year. children, which the people feel so much, what is the key to their resolve to remain or Tristan? Surely it cannot be attributed to the amenities of the place. The natural conditions are undoubtedly forbidding. From descriptions given, there is something terrific in the appearance of the island as the shore is approached. The turmoil of the surf along the beach exceeds that of the most rugged stretch of the Irish coast and the noise is described as almost deafening. The rocks and the beach are composed of black lava and, opposed to the snowy white- ness of the foam, they produce a contrast of color that is awesome. Most of the land- scape is of the same dismal! hue and gives a melancholy aspect to the scenery. No spot in the world, it ise declared. can be more desolate on a blowing night. The roar of the sea is tremendous and the wind rushes down the perpendicular sides of the mountains with almost supernatural effect. By hardly any stretch of imagination or veracity could Tristan da Cunha be called desirable. It is little more than a moun- tain which rises from the sea in the form of a truncated cone at an angle of about 45 degrees. Its center peak towers 7640 feet above sea level and its slopes up as far as the dome are covered with long grass, ferns and brushwood. Higher up there ia no vegetation at all—only barren, rugged rocks which are covered with snow § the greater part of the year. The cone itself consists of black and deep red lava ashes with an extinct volcanic crater a quarter of a mile in diameter in the center. This ts partiy filled with fresh water of unknown depth. |: THE face of this deprivation of the that Iles at the base of the mountain along the northern shore, they hav: eked out a meager existence since 1821, their activities and explorations limited to thelr own little isle, which {a seven miles in diameter, and to the still smaller neigh- bors. : C ULTIVATING a narrow strip of soil Just how meager has been their existence few have definitely known. Aa yet, no deaths from starvation have been recorded, but there are times when, the pinch of nec- essity is hard. Such a time, it ts reported, is the present. According to dispatches reaching London by way of South Africa, Tristan da Cunha Is facing a serious situ- ation as a result of over-population. In 1920 the population was 119. Two years later it had grown to 137 and now it Is said to be more than 140. The problem of making a small rocky island support so many inhabitants is a formidable one at best and this year it is made more serious by the failure of last season's potato crop. Since potatoes constitute the chief bulwark of defense against hunger, the food offering set adrift by the Orca may have filled a wreater need than any of the 350 donors even suspected. Tristan has now become a too populous settlement. A hundred and forty mouths are more than the land can feed. Soon, it is deciared, some of the tnhabitants must leave or face starvation-—-that is, unless other kindly ships cruising in the South At- lantic pause in their haste for a moment to send food offerings to the lonellest island in the world as did the Orca and her Amert- can travelers. THE REV. E. H. DODGSON, missionary to Tristan da Cunha, 1880-4 and 1886-9. Page Five. —— tt teal AAO A we

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ye heated Sle oR NR ei RD NNR SER AIREIAY Co Koss nicigiacine eed tag a9 chron RARE wn aya NORE hp gal He: sccorgane: eit SRI gts MRS. HILL, the first. Formerly Anna Zwick. Special to the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine. IOUX CITY, lowa. —The Rev. John E Hill is a pastor without a flock but a husband who has two wives. Mr. Hiil separated himself from hia flock at Merrill, Iowa, when he filed sult for di- yorce from Anna Hill, his helpmeet for 20 vears. He accumulated the second wife when he married Mrs. Lillian Stinton, a pretty and wealthy widow who had been a member of his congregation, on Septem- ber 26. last vear, believing that his suit for divorce from Anna had been successful. But the Supreme Court of lowa thought otherwise On April 28. this year, that court held that Hill's divorce from his first wife had been illegal. That the evidence did not sustain the decree by which Judge William Hutchinson had given him his free- dom. And consequently that the Rev. John FE. Hill was still the husband of Anna HM! That's how the Rev. Mr. Hill comes to have a plethora of wivee—a paucity of congregations Since the Supreme Court decision was handed down, Mrs. Hill No. 1 has been look- ing for her spouse. For the court's decree granted her a separate maintenance A180, there is the little question of a Mrs. Hill No 2 which he may have to explain. But the first wife has not found him yet. For a while he and Mrs. Hi!! No. 2 were believed to be in California, About the middle of May a Sioux City newspaper received a letter from him postmarked at one lowa town and dared at another. Then mystery engulfed the man again. His whereabouts are unknown—at least to his first wife and her attorneys. Piymouth County, lowa, never had a more exciting divorce suit than that Drought Dy John E. Hill as a counter action to Anna Hill's suit for separate maintenance. Wife No. 1 did not want to be divorced from her truant spouse. She and her two girls, Bertha and Ruby, had endeavored consist- ently to bring about a reunion in the family life. which had gone to wreck over the min- ister’s attentions to Lillian Stinton RS. STINTON was good-looking. AY | wealthy. a widow-——a great friend of ~ the pastor's family. She ad- mired the minister, who had preached a beautiful sermon when her first husband, Walter Stinton,. had been laid away. and she used to play checkers with him in the evening. She kept her automo- dile in the parsonage garage at Merrill. And the Rev. John E. Hill often fixed it for her Fixing that automobile brought about a crisis im the affairs of the pastor's family On Sunday afternoon, June 1. 1924, Mrs. Stinton planned to drive in the country and discovered she bad a flat tire. The minister volunteered to fix it. His wife wanted him to change from his Sunday clothes before he undertook the task. Something was said ——@0 witnesses testified—about her having to wash the clothes he would dirty at the task And besides “We had a iot of things around the house that needed care. and Mr. Hili did not do them,” his wife testified. There was a flare-up. then, of anger And after that a smoidering fire of hate The next Friday evening there was a party at Mrs. Stintons. Pastor Hil] and his wife attended. The pastor had to go to Morning- side, Sioux City, that night. Mrs. Stinton's brother was to drive bim over Rev. Hil! took his wife home and insisted on going back to Mrs. Stinton's, although, as Mrs. Hill testified. the motor car would have called for him at home. That night the Rev. Hil! failed to tell his wife good-br Saturday night he took a separate room from hers. By Sunday morning Mrs. Hil! was ready to ask some pointed questions. Upetairs the pastor was pondering his Sunday sermon—e talk to bors. He hadn't Page Six. said a word at breakfast time. “What's the matter with Dad?’ Mra. Hil! said to her daughters. And she went upstairs. Up- stairs voices rose in anger. The children ligtened at the stairway. The pastor savs his wife came crying: ‘‘Johnny Hill. you're a damn fool. You are a damned dirty cow- ard. If I had a gun I would shoot you “I said,’ he testified, ““‘Mother. you had better sit down. You must be sick. Just think of what you are saying. She said ‘No, I am not.’ The church bell rang. 1! started downstairs. and she said: ‘You cao go to hell and be damned.’ ” Downstairs the children, Bertha, then 19. and Ruby, 16, had heard some profanity ‘IT heard mamma ask papa if he was going to treat her as a husband should treat his wife.’ said Bertha. “And papa said mamma was sick.” And the giri continued ‘She Was sick, and once in a while would lie down and then get up and walk the floor. Later in the day she called down from upstairs ‘Johnnie. Ruby and Bertha. come up here “Are you going to treat me as a husband ehould treat bis wife?’ was her greeting Bertha testified. “Papa said: ‘I won't prom- ise you a thing. Mamma said: ‘You think more of Lillian Stinton than vou do of me 66 APA took off the wedding ring Mamma gave him and threw it é across the room and it landed be- hind the dreaser. He said he was through He wasn't going to stand any more of mam- mas nagging.” The children begged anc the wife begged. Pastor Hill was obdurate He started packing So they called Mrs. Stinton on the tele phone and she rushed over Johnnie thinks more of rou than he does of me,” was Mrs. Hills greeting to her rival. so the daughters testified “Don't Dring me into it. Mrs. Hill, was Lillian’s reaponse, and she turned to the pas- tor, saying, according to the daughters’ testi- mony, that she thought the Hills were hasty. and pleading with the preacher to recon- sider his decision. “But papa said. ‘No. he was through. Talk of divorce followed. The wife re- fused to get one. She threatened to figh: the minister's effort for freedom. Mrs. Hil! was frantic, perplexed. almost mad in not knowing which way to turn “What shall I do*” she asked the minister. He gave her some money and sent her and his daughters to the parents of his wife at Cherokee. He took dinner with Grace Stinton, sister of Lilliam, that night. And after evening serv- ices at church he walked home with the pretty widow When Mrs. Hill returned to Merrill, Mon- day. there was awaiting her a notice tha? her husband had filed suit for divorce That very day he tock Policeman Sullivan along when he went to his home to get his clothes. is wife and daughters pleaded with him to stay at home. His wife “put her arms around my neck and was choking me,” the pastor testified “She was trying to choke rou there and use sOme personai violence” “She did,” he answered, ‘and I nodded to Mr. Sullivan.” No harm was done the husband HOUGH the minister was gone, Mrs Stinton came to visit Mrs. Wi!) The town was bubbiing with gos- sip, of course. Women had ‘noticed things.” As Ines Harker testified) “I didnt know anything about a woman in the case but supposed it was Lillian S8tinton [ had reason for my suspicions. [I saw Mr. Hill working on Lillian’s car and things of that sort. but I never mentioned if to anrbody it Was my concilu- sion that there was a woman in the case. and I might Rave said so to Mrs. Hill. but I don’t know that I did.’ Mrs. Stinton wanted the wife of the min- ‘ster to sign a statement—*“to put a piece in the paper the Merril! Record—eaying that “The trouble between myself and mr A EPR re Po EER OE AT GILT AD CEN EI. pay ay ii nee “ ‘The Preacher Who Has Two Wives Reverend John E. Hill Married Number One; Divorced Her; Married Number Two. Divorce Set Aside. Pastor Going Number One Got the And Now What Is the Twice-Wed to Do’ ilv mature and - u She didn't sign it. Instead. two months later. the wife brought a suit asking $20,000 for alienation of her husband's affections. She wanted the widow to pay But before she filed that suit she had vis ited Sioux City one night. Mr. Hill's mother was in the hospital there. So was Mrs. Stin- tons father. She and the relatives who ac- companied Mrs. Hill drove in a car to the hospital. They teatified in court that they had seen the pastor Kissing the widow, that the two got into the automobile of Rev Hill's father, Aaron Hill, and drove away stopping on a Sioux City street to Kiss each The pastor's defense was that the Woman in the car with him was his sister HERE was evidence that Hill and Mrs. Stinton were together while in the eh Sal MoO! their respective parents were nospital. They ate together. had rooms at the same house. Lillian Stinton picked 2ut the shroud for the minister's moth- er and accompanied him and his father to Aureila to help at the time of the funers)l. And the Rev. Hill, when Lillian Stinton’s father died, preached the funeral sermon. But. after all, Mrs. Hill refused in her tes- timony in the damage suit to charge that there were criminal relations between the ‘wo, and her alienation suit resulted in a verdict for the widow Then the wife filed another suit. asking separate maintenance from her husband. He repiled with a cros#-bill for divorce and ‘harged that for rears she had harassed and nagged him. and interfered with his pastora! duties, and Delittied him in front of his friends and parishioners. had called him Sames and cursed tim: had injured ais Neaith Dy ber treatment: hed threatened to ruin him Dy revealing his ‘past nad inter- fered when he tried to discipline his chil- dren: had compiained that he made so little ‘8 s@iary as a minister. had refused to sing in Ris church chotr and attend oraver meet- ‘gs: had been wasteful and extravagant nad siapped him and worrted him. that his health and life would be endangered if he continued as her husband ? “T am abdsolutely not in love with Lillian Stinton. and I have no reason for thinking that she is in love with me.” the minister testified in the divoree action, denying that he had ever hugged or kissed the pretty widow have anything to do with Lillian Stinton.’ Bertha Hill testified. ret, not six months after Judge William Hutchinson at La Mars had granted Rev Hill his divorce decree. the minister had wed the widow over in South Dakota. John E. Hill had married Anna Zwick on August 24. 1902. He was a farmer boy. ving near Aurelia, Iowa. The Hilis and the Zwicks went to the same school, John and Anna were almest childhood sweethearts. Sut when he was 18 another gir! eame into nis life. Nearby lived Alice Janes. Hill be- gan to “keep company’ with her. “We were 7oOming home from church one evening and this girl Degan to cry.” Hill testified. “and she said there was a man coming to whom she had been engaged. and her parents Wanted her to marry him: that she didn't Want to; she preferred me, and something was said about an elopemen?t e4 APA told me he wasn't going to ¥ They went, John Hill and Alice Janes. to Dakota City. 8. D.. and on the way forged written consents to their marriage. signing their parents names. Their parents inter- fered when ther returned home and took the girl away from her husband. Then the Marriage was annulled. ix months after Alice Janes marri another man. About a year after the eiopement Hill married Anna Zwick. He had returned to his earlier sweetheart. The pastor doesn't seem to hare made a success at farming. He lived sometimes wit> 2:3 parents. scmetimes with his grand- mother, sometimes on a pilot of ground thet Mrs. Hill's father owned. Ata rerival meet- Tg te became converted He joined the church. §8o did his wife. After a while he Was teaching Sunday school and acting as a substitute preacher He determined to foi- iow the ministry. His wife would heip him im that ambition Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 13, 1926. MRS. HILL, the second. Formerly Mrs. Stinton. He got a little pastorate at Curlew, lows. received §600 a year and was furnished a parsonage. He worked on a farm some, husked corn, worked {n a hardware store and in a butcher shop while minister at Curlew. He was ambitious. He wanted to get ahead. He wanted to have a good charech— perhaps even a fashionable church—io & eity. He attended Morningside College at Sioux City. RS. HILL wanted to help. She got M a sample case and started out, trying 4 to secure orders for preparations. It wasnt a big success. this venture. Rev. Hill complained that the sample case cost $12. Mrs. Hill countered that she made $30 by her effort. She was like that. he wanted to help him get ahead. After the pastor had gotten a regular charge she asaisted Dy giving music lessons, taking in sewing, and by having roomers. The pastor had suggested she do the iast. From town to town they moved, as a country pastor does move. Pretty soon the salary was sufficient so that, with Mrs. Hill music lessons and such aid, Preacher Hii! didn’t have to work in a Dutcher shop or a lumber yard or a harvest field. They wer stationed at Swaledale, and Doliver, and Salix—al! little towns—and from Salix the Rev. John E. Hill went to war He volunteered, soon after the United States entered the conflict. In May. 19158. he was on his way to France asa Y. M. C.A. secretary. A year later he returned. While he was absent he wrote nearly 100 letters to his wife. Later. when their trouble devel- oped, the Rev. Hill wanted those letters back. He didn't receive them. And iater still they entered into the divorce case as evidence—evidence that Hill was in iove with his wife while in France, despite anr- thing in her conduct before that time Largely upon those ietters did Mrs. Hill's attorney, T. M. Zink of Sioux City, Iowa. argue before the Supreme Court of Iowa and succeed in overturning the lower court's de cree, the while he kept the distinguished Iowe jurists convulsed with laughter And they were important, too. in contra- dicting the pastor's testimony that he had gone to France while very much in doubt as to whether be should return home. He took his father around behind the rail- road station fust as he was leaving home. Hill testified. and told the eider man that. “I didn’t Enow whether I would ever come back; that I couldnt get along with my wife. I don't Know whether she told me good-by or not when [ left. but I am certain she told me she hoped I would sever ecme back.” support of his son's wife and daughters while the es HILL didn’t contribute to the parson was over in France with the “¥ And Mrs. Hill managed some- how to get along. making out by taking in roomers and with the belp of her girls. She must have deen plucky. And the S8u- preme Court found it hard to believe that John Hill was reaily pianning to abendon his wife and chiidren when he went to France, for in the letters that he wrote to his wife was included a poem ‘Somewhere a woman. a faithful loving wife. Waits betwixt hopes and fears for my return. Her kiss, her words, will cheer me in the strife When death itself confronts me. grim and stern. ‘Somewhere a woman watches, thrilled with pride. Shrined in ber heart I share a piace with none She toils, she waits. she prays. till. side dD} side. We stand together when the fight is woa s So Hill pictured her wait at home. Late he said in court that the poem didn’t refer to his wife. But Mrs. Hill told of the way in another version. She wrote in a letter @ January, last year, included in the evidene in the case: “IT have no confidence in anyone thes days, this living a ite and preaching a lis, and me going to prayer meetings and play ing for the like, singing in the ehotr to help out what was supposed to be religious serv- ices; and me staying at home taking care of my two girls during 1918-1919 while Dad was in France: and me proud of his ‘Pp triotism. while now I found out ia court be didn't go for ‘Patriotism,’ but went to gat ria o€ Rie Wak. a Hill told the court, when confronted with his letters from France, letters filled with terms of affection and loving, that: ‘Tha letters are exaggerations.” “What do you mean bY exaggerations, mt common lying’ Attorney Zink demanded neither exaggerations nor lies. The Rev. Johs E. Hill had some notion of emteriag Y. M. C. A. work after he returned fem France, as possibly offering him « greater future. He had ambitions, remember. Bat that scheme was thrust aside and he sept ed a call to the pastorate at Merrill, Aad there tt was he met Lillian Stintoa. Yes, he probably loved his wife when went to Merrill. He made it a special pelat to prociaim her virtues. “J. E. Hill said from his pulpit whea ¥ first came here that his wife was good in @ cial affairs.” testified J. F. Berner, a mem & ber of the congregation. But it was diffe ent later. “I received a letter from J. & Hill in regard to Mrs. Hill's oceupying the parsonage after this trouble started. E sald that I should get her to vacate the parsonage. “The first Sunday that Rev. Hill preached in Merrill he said in the pulpit that W ‘would like Mrs. Hill,” testified Grae Smith. “I don't think I ever heard s a> ister say that before, and that is why 8 made an impression on me. She was present. He also said that often a minister wife is more help in the community tha the minister himseif. “There was no trouble tn the church us he quit.” she continued, “but there waee lot then." Hill's evidence afforded s am ous sidelight upon the development of @@ trouble. “I don’t know whethef may Om had any friends in Merrill or not,” de said. “I understand that some of her worst @? mies are her friends sow.” ‘ She had called him a sut and a ood, Hil deciared in testifying against hie first wits, and she had struck him and slapped Le And their daughter Ruby explained to te court that “they scuffied and played joked each other.” And the evidenee , that it was the family’s habit to wrestle & scuffle all in fun and call each other 23a8 like “Nut” and “Boob.’ |: IS possible, even prodabie, they wen heard. He refused the wife piea for seperate maintenance. T™ Judge ta since deceased. He was with the fact that Rev. Hill minister He scored the wife for “a determination to ruie with her resistance: cunting; revence.” He the minister “a man of humility end ill ity of purpose.” | “Everything that this defendant nas bot ‘barged with tn connection with Mr. ton has been explained to the sa this Court.” he said And he granted @ divorce the parson asked. But siz months later Parson Hill martiet Mrs. Stinton—the woman he hed said didn't love. And six months after that : ding the Supreme Court of Iowa decided Was still married to wife No. 1. S “What is he going to do about is?” “ Mrs. Anna Hiil. : Thus far she hasn't found her husband to pin him down to ssswer. Ee HAT was the case Judge Huteniee® Rte URIN three follo ance popu! roted spare tos acqus ing grou] ing D by advertising the forthcom! of my first song, “Why Di ter Home*®” I carried the re which Witmark had gives o pocket, and proudly displ chance I got. ! sang the song at least day. No one escaped me. 4 clans, juggiers, monologists, in fact all of Union Square, patiently as I moved about t rendering the brilliant balla When the advance profess the song came out, much t ment and chagrin, I discover tirely new set of lyrics hac to fit my melody. The onl: the original set of words wai My indignation knew no dour “They can’t do this to m to myself over and over aj and reread the new versiot ehtid “I'll sue them, that’ Ill put them in jail for th And then the terrible thought struck me. “Here I've been singing wrote it for weeks and week I know. Now they'll hear and naturally guess that th has been revised.” My bio a:zer How dared they dc without first consulting rufned my beautiful song.” ! With fire tn my eyes and heart. I started to tear @ street on a dead run for tt As I flew by the Uni | at Fifteenth street. a ce.led to me. Hey. there, kid! What's (ie Shertff after you?” l turned and recognised (arody writer who had kid mereifully about the song a fore. An idea struck me. . the thing came in a flash. and turned back to speak tc “Hello! How are you, ! see you Remember that s you a short time ago*” I ask way “R EMEMBER it? [ili I've been whistling Wait now. I'll get i He started studying the sky t I was looking for somet out I held my temper ‘I've rewritten the whole “Would you mind listening “You mean you'll sing ft ‘\o charge of any kind’ he “Oh, quit stringing. wil! Want your opision. “All right." he said. “bdut just the worde and muste wi tures. The motions take mw} stcry.” “I've done a lot of work o heard it. See if vou think any.” And | Deegan to sing sion. He appeared to become is sang along. Whee Id finish: “Say. kid. did rou write tha or did your father write em’ ei, tell me the truth.” ‘Do you suppose [I'd put if my father had written it*” ed to the credit Mne under th and masic by George M. Col “Well. [ve got to hand it t 4 real song sow’ His manne entirely. “The other liyrie terrible! On the equare, it “That was just the first Pinined. “Thiak Ive heiped “Helped it*” and he burst “Listen, kid he went on, ‘el you a seeret. I thoug! siege. DSOut I want to say f &:vone who can turn a com Stlliad tf a smart guy The ‘tke @ bit to me” ‘It does. on the square tore” and haif delighted. “Yes, sir. you're got a go I epent the next few days | and singing the new rersion tuage who had heard the o fice.

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. Sa _ . 5 ; - . : + ? ” : ; Met tists a tg at ; : ‘ s af hy : i ; Mrs. Stinton. pictured her wait at home. Later court that the poem didn't refer ». But Mrs. Hill told of the wait version. She wrote in a letter of ast year, included in the evidence no eonfidence in anyone these living a lie and preaching a lle, ing tO prayer meetings and play- like, singing in the choir to help vas supposed to be religious serv- ne staying at home taking care of iris during 1918-1919 while Dad ance; and me proud of his ‘Pa- while now I found out in court he for ‘Patriotism,’ but went to get NS gee | the court, when confronted with from France, letters filled with ffection and loving, that: ‘‘Those exaggerations.’’ o you mean by exaggerations, just ing?’’ Attorney Zink demanded. possible, even probable, they were exaggerations nor lies. The Rev. . Hill had some notion of entering A. work after he returned from s possibly offering him a greater ie had ambitions, remember. But ne was thrust aside and he accept- to the pastorate at Merrill. And ua he met Lillian Stinton. probably loved his wife when he errill. He made it a special point n her virtues. {ill said from his pulpit when he here that his wife was good in s0- |," testified J. F. Berner, a mem- congregation. But it was differ- “I received a letter from J. E. fard to Mra. Hill’a occupying the after this trouble started. He I should get her to vacate the st Sunday that Rev. Hill preached he sald in the pulpit that we ke Mrs. Hill,’’’ testified Grace don't think I ever heard a min- that before, and that is why it mpression on me. She was not ie also said that often a minister's re help in the community than or himeelf. vas no trouble in the church until she continued, “but there was & Hill's evidence afforded a curi- ht upon the development of that 'I don’t know whethef my wife lends in Merrill or not,’ he said. and that some of her worst ene or friends now.” called him a nut and a boob, Hill testifying against hie firat wife. id struck him and slapped him. daughter Ruby explained to the “they scuffled and played and other.” And the evidence showed the family’s habit to wrestle and in fun and call each other names and ‘‘Boob."’ > was the case Judge Hutchinsoa |. He refused the wife her for separate maintenance. The ice deceased. Hé was impressed fact that Rev. Hill was 8 de scored the wife for nagging: nation to rule with her tongue: cunning; revenge.” He declared *“a man of humility and since™ se," Ing that this defendant has bee® h im connection with Mrs. Stin- n explained to the satisfaction of ‘he sald. And he granted the parson asked. ionths later Parson Hill married n—the woman he had said be And six months after that wed- preme Court of Iowa decided he tried to wife No. 1. he going to do about it?” ssk® 4ill. i she hasn’t found her preacher pin him down to answer. GEORGE COHAN Tells the Story of His Merry Life III. At Last—A Hit! | URING the two or three weeks that followed the accept- ance of my first popular song I de- voted most of my spare time to ‘‘but- roa aeidinas” acquaintances, edg- ing my way into groups and annoy- ing people generally by advertising the forthcoming publication of my first song, “Why Did Nellie Leave Her Home?” I carried the royalty contract, which Witmark had given me, in my coat pocket, and proudly displayed it every chance I got. I sang the song at least thirty times a day. No one escaped me. Acrobats, magi. clans, jugglers, monologists, wire walkers, in fact all of Union Square, listened most patiently as I moved about here and there, rendering the brilliant ballad to them all. When the advance professional copies of the song came out, much to my astonish- ment and chagrin, I discovered that an en- tirely new set of iyrics had been written to fit my melody. The only thing left of the original set of words was the title line. My indignation knew no bounds. “They can’t do this to me,’ I declared to myself over and over again as I read and reread the new version of my brain child. “I'll sue them, that's what I'll do. I'll put them in jail for this.” And then the terrible, thought struck me. “Here I've been singing the song as ! wrote it for weeks and weeks to everybody I know. Now they'll hear this distortion and naturally guess that the whole thing has been revised.'’ My biood boiled with anger. How dared they do such a thing without first consulting me? “They've ruined my beautiful song.’ I thought. With fire in my eyes and murder in my heart, I started to tear up Fourteenth Street On a dead run for the Witmark of- fices. As I flew by the Union Square Ho- tel at Fifteenth street. a familiar voice cvlled to me. “Hey, there, kid! What's your hurry? Is the Sheriff after you?” I turned and recognized McCann, the parody writer who had kidded me so un- mercifully about the song a few weeks be- fore. An idea struck me. A new twist on the thing came in a flash. I quit running and turned back to speak to him. “Hello! How are you, Mac? Glad to see you. Remember that song J sang to you @ short time ago?” I asked, in a friend- I’ way. humillating \ \ “R EMEMBER In I'li never forget It I've been whisNing it ever since. Wait now. I'll get it in a second.” He started studying the sky to find the tune. I was looking for something like this, but I held my.temper. “I’ve rewritten the whole thing,”’ “Would you mind listening to it?” “You mean you'll sing it for nothing? No charge of any kind?" he eluded. “Oh, quit stringing, will you, Mac? I Want your opinion.’ “All right,’ he said, “but just sing it— just the words and music without any ges- tures. The motions take my mind off the stcry.”’ “T've done a lot of work on it since you heard it. See if you think I’ve helped it any.” And 1 began to sing the new ver- sion. He appeared to become interested as : Sang along. When I'd finished, he said: “Say, kid, did you write that set of words or did your father write ‘em*® . On the lev- ei, tell me the truth.’’ "Do you suppose I'd put my name on it if my father had written it?"’ And I point- ed to the credit line under the title, ‘‘Words én_d music by George M. Cohan.’’ “Well, I've got to hand it to you. That's & real song now.’’ His manner had changed entirely. ‘‘The other lyric you had was terrible! On the square, it was awful!”’ “That was just the firet draft,’’ I ex. Pinined. “Think I've helped it, eh?”’ “Helped it?’ and he burst into a laugh. “Listen, kid," he went on, “I'm going to tell you a seoret. I thought you were a ‘hick, but I want to say right now that fliyone who can turn a comic song Into a ballad is a smart guy. That thing sounds like a hit to me.” “It does, on the square?" “eore’ and half delighted. “Yes, sir, you've got a good song there.” l epent the next few days running around and singing the new version of ‘Nellie’ to those who had heard the original, explain- I said. I was half By GEORGE M. COHAN ing that I had revised the thing completely. They all agreed that I had made it Into an infinitely better song. Over twenty years went by before I ever laid eyes on any of the Witmarks again, and whem that time came it was my turn to do a little rewriting and revising. We'll come to that later on. [ have never learned to this day wheth- er that first published song of mine was cver sung in public, or if a single ¢opy ever actually sold, but I do know that my name as author and composer appearing on a title page gave me a certain standing with song writers and publishers. I became one of the regular ‘“‘hangers-on”’ around several music houses, and was observing and alert enough to keep my eyes open and my ears cocked. My heart was set on being’a pop- ular-song writer. I practiced verse writing night and day. rT HE words must jingle, the words must jingle,’’ I'd keep repeating over and over again. I could play four chords on the plano in F sharp. I’d vamp these four chords and hum tunea to myself for hours at a time. I never got any further than the four F sharp chords, by the way. I've used them ever since. Inside of six months, during which I worked like a Trojan to improve my style of melody and learn how to jingle words in rhyme, no jess than half a dozen manu- GEORGIE in “April Fool’—1896. He wasn't TOO good. scripts of mine had been accepted for pub- lication. I played no favorites with the publishers. I'd sell a song wherever I coujd get the price. The price was from ten to twenty- five dollars, according to the subject and merits of the thing. The paying of so much a copy as royalties was an exceptional ar- rangement In those days. The average song writer (comparatively few at the time) was usually pressed for ready cash, and couldn't afford to gamble. One of the songs I turned out that winter was a HMttle fanciful ballad called ‘Venus, My Shining Love.” I sold It for twenty-five dollars. Later on, when the song started tc sell, the publisher made me a present of two hundred and fifty. “You might write a better song than that some day,’ he remarked as he handed me the check. ‘“‘But to tell you the truth, young fellow, I doubt ft.” That was 30 years ago, and | know now what a good guess the publisher made. It’s still the best song I ever wrote. At this stage of the game I became a rretty busy kid. Besides turning out one or two songs a week for publication, I scribbled. parodies and patter for comedians, The Famous Comedian Song Writing and Turns Out, Among Many Others, “Venus, My Shining Love,” Which Is, He Still Asserts, His Best Song. Ihe Cohan Family Finally Makes a Big Hit—and Our Hero Enters Into His Own comie songa and extra verses for serio-com- ics, and even took a shot at a couple of afterpleces for burlesque shows. After a while, I got to writing sketches for variety teams, and orders came in so fast that I found it impossible to supply the demand. With parodies in every pocket and sketch manuscripts under my arm, I was soon the envy of ali the pencil! pushers in the variety branch of the theatrical game Finally, Lew Dockstader, who was the leading monologist of the day, engaged me to turn out the materia] for his new act, and my self-importance began to assert it- self. I walked about town with all the airs and manners of a very superior person. One rainy night, when the New York streets were more or less deserted, I trudged through the storm, juggling around in my mind the plot of a comedy sketch I was preparing. I couldn't concentrate unless | walked. I can't yet, for that matter. Suddenly I looked up and discovered my- self standing in front of the darkened audl- torium of Keith's Union Square Theater. I smiled to myself. “T wonder what all] those ‘wise-cracking’ stage hands in there think now,” I thought, ‘when they see these sketches of. mine, and hear my name announced as the author and composer of al] these songs? I've certainly made those guys ashamed of themselves, all right.” I went back to my comedy plot and walked on in the direction of the boarding house. As I passed the German Savings Bank at the corner of Fourteenth street and Fourth avenue, where I had $1100 deposited in my own name, my thoughts switched back to the Keith stage bands, and I murmured to myself, “Union Square is mine; now for Broadway.” Josie, my sister, terminated her New York engagement and we sent an ‘ad’ to the Clipper announcing the reunion of the Four Cohans. She wanted to keep the family to- gether. There wasn't any wild scramble on the part of the variety managers to book the act, however, as they still wanted Josie alone. The best we could do was to book a week at Zipp's Casino In Brooklyn. Zipp’s was nothing more than an old- fashioned beer hall that charged admission and offered four or five speciality turns to entertain the ‘lager’ drinkers. We accept- NOTHER chuckle of satisfaction, and Gets All Excited About ‘MI . 4. . 7 “+ , . r s ~ ar r oo " Ye ow a ° f ‘+ *. Po 7 aw Ps a = “Though only 16 years of age, I was already a ‘dyed-in-the-wool’ song-and-dance man. | still am, for that matter—always will be, 1 dare say.” . ed this engagement with the hope that Hyde and Behman, the big Brooklyn man- agers, would drop in to see the act and engage us for their Adams Street Theater. Ii was the ambition of every variety act in those days to play Hyde and Behman’s Adams Street Theater. The only other booking we received was for a single week's engagement in New Haven, where 8. Z. Poli had just opened his first variety-theater. E REALIZED that tNere wae little VW or no chance for us in the East, but we were bent on stick- ing to our guns and the “four act,’ s0 we jumped to the Middle West and piayed the Moore Circult of Museums. We ac- cepted a third of the Salary, for the Four doing five shows a day, that Josie had been receiving for eight performances a week as a single turn. It seemed an un businese- like thing to do, but we all felt that it would turn out for the best, and, anyway, it kept us together. { wae earning pretty big money for a kid my age, turning out this stage material, so from the financial standpoint we were doing fairly well. The thing that made me hap- piest of all, however, was the fact that I was back on the stage again. A round of applause from even a dime museum audi- ence meant far more to me than a fat certi- fied check from a song publisher or sketch team. Though only 16 years of age, I was . “dyed-in-the-wool” song-and- 1 still am, for that matter— already a dance man. * always will be, 1 dare say. When the theatrical season came to an end we jumped back East to spend the sum- mer at North Brookfield, Massachusetts, a little town about 60 miles from Boston, where my grandmother lived. In New York Gus Williams, the well- known German-dialect comedian, engaged Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 13, 1926. 1 vy \ us for the follow- ing season to sup- port him in a play called “April Fool.” Willlams used to tour the country very suc- cessfully season after season, being what was krown as a great “road star,’’ and we were the happiest the- atrical family on earth when dad signed the contract the next morning. “You and I are going to get along all right, young man,”’ Williams said to me while we were shaking hands hack stage. “IT hope so, Mr. Williams,’ I replied. “I think I can make an actor of you.” He was sizing me up very carefully. “Think you can, eh?’’ I didn’t care so much for that crack. “Weil, at least I can try,” he went on. “You've got a personality, and that gives me something to work on. Of course, it's a pretty big job for a kid like you. It’s one of the best low-comedy parts ever writ- ten, and this fellow Midgely, who played it last season, made a sensational hit. The trouble will be that you'll have to repeat a lot of towns where he’s been seen. He's a hard man to follow.” ‘T'll follow him all right,’’ I assured him. “That's the stuff,’’ he approved; ‘‘that's the spirit that will win every time. I'll give you the full benefit of my experience and direction, and if you keep up your nerve you'll have better than an even chance to make it.’’ “Oh, don't worry about me. I'll make it all right.’’ And then I muttered to myself, “This guy hates himself.” “T’'ll tell you one thing, kid,’ he said. “If you've half as much talent as you have confidence, you'll be a great actor some day.” On the way to the ‘“‘April Fool’ rehearsal I had a quiet laugh all to myself. I raved on, “I'll make this bird Williams understand that I’m no ‘ham.’ He’ll forget anyone else ever played the part when I get a crack at it.’ 4 Vi Up « ¢ Y P Te, we toured throughout the country with “April Fool,” and wherever we played. the set speech seemed to be, “What be came of the fellow that played your part lest season?’’ I listened to the singing of his praises from Belfast, Maine, to Kansas City. Even then, as a 17-year-old trouper, I solemniy swore to myself that never again, if I could possfbly side-step the issue, would I follow any man in a part he had created. I lived up to thie promise for 26 years. I'd like to whisper a word to the reader right here. “If at times I appear to be ‘boosting’ myself a little too much, 1 wish you would call my attention to the fact, because I F. 36 of the longest weeks of my life GEORGE COHAN, from a drawing by Harrison Fisher. wouldn't have you get the wrong idea of me for the world.”’ “Oh, that’s all right,’’ says the reader. “No apologies necessary.”’ “All right. If you feel that way about it, I'll go straight along.” When Gus Wililams handed us our two weeks’ notice in Chillicothe, Ohlo (which was the outcome of a scrap 1 had with the stage manager), he spled me standing in front of the local opera house and came over to me and sald, “I want to thank you, young fellow, for a very pleasant season.” “What kind of a speech is that?" I pre- tended not to “get” him. but I understood all right. “Listen to me, Georgie,” he went on. “If ever you're lucky enough to have your own show, take my tip and never have any- body but full-grown men in the cast.” ON] OW, look here, Mr. Wililama, you've got me all wrong.” He tried to get away, but I fol- lowed him down the street. "I don't mean to be fresh,’' I argued. “I'll ad- mit that I'm a little overbearing once in a while, but you've got to consider that I've had a great deal on my mind besides this part I've been playing. I've been ait- ting up night after night writing sketches and songs all season long. You people don't understand me at all. I'm a busy little guy, I am; my mind is working every minute. I try hard enough not to fly off the handle. I want to be pleasant and congenial like the average person, but my nerves are shot to pieces all tae time. Let- ters and telegrams every hour In the day for a song here or a sketch there, and checks and money orders to take care of, all the correspondence to clean up and a thousand other things to dd. You know this salary you've been paying us means nothing in my life at all. Why, I. earn more money in a day than you pay us in a week. You see, you Ought to take all these things into consideration, and so showild all the other people in the company, too. You know darned well I haven't got a gwelled head. You know I'm too simart to get like that, but I've been under a great strain since. I've been with this show.” “Bo have I; so has everybody else in the company,’ he went on. “There's one thing Vil say for you, Georgie; you'e convinced me that capitaél punishment is an ahsolute necessity." By this time we'd reached the hotel, and he walked into the office and to the desk and asked for his key. Then he started for the elevator. [I followed him. “Will you listen to me for just a min- ute, please?’ 1 said. “I've been listening to you all season.” he answered as he shook the key in my face, “and if you get tato this elevator with me so help me God, I'll grab the lever and run it right through the roof.” That was the last time he spoke to me until 16 years later when we met in the lobby of the Knickerbocker Hotel in New York, where we played the scene all over again, much to the amusement of several friends of his, to whom he had introduced me. (Concluded on page 9.) Page Seven. li ain tittle Te t : : §: i : * Gti crag Me :

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ya Os nae eee a NS ee eed + wa agin call Rare Aros Ags i So de ket sad: So brite witt So Deeck sad So Deeck sad So de Keptain sad. So Deeck sad So de Keptain sad So Deeck sad So de Keptain sad Sco Deeck sad So de Keptain sad “ *Mitting adjoined “So Il ask, ‘Is diss a system’? “So it geeves me a henswer de Keeng so “So I eak heem so “So de Keeng sad “So I sad: Exaggerations By Milt Gross. FOURTH FLOOR—Oohoo, nize baby, itt opp all de crimmed hesperegass-teepe so mom- ma'll gonna tell you a sturry from Deeck Wheetington witt de Ket, wot he bicame Ludd Mayor from London—Heh—henh! No, it deedn't bicame de ket de Mayor, it bicame Deeck de Mayor. So was so: Wance oppon witt a time was werry, werrys poorish boy from de name from Deeck Wheetington wot he decited wot he'll gon- na come to London he shouid sikk de futt- chin—on accont from de fect wot it told heem somebody dot instat it should be pafed in London de stritts witt hessfult odder concritt so was pafed witt Futtin- Kerrett gold breecks. Nize baby, take anodder spoon hesperegass- teeps. POT TWO So Deeck arrifed gradually in London so it deedn't was nidder gold nodder concritt nodder hessfult bot instat was copplie- stuns!' Wot it gave a hexclamation de ket: “Hm, a rock bottom. preposition, ha? Noo, Deeck, hold boy, so gat batter a noose- paper > you should geeve a look in de Help Wanted Hads.”’ So Deeck went foist in wan plage, den grad- ually in anodder plaze, so den in a toid plaze he should gat a job. so in itch plage wot he went so dey hesked heem so: “Anny axpeerence??"’ So Deeck witt de ket bicame gradually don witt hout. “Ho, by de way—lI was tak- ing lest night a strull on de fanceso in de beck yod from a beeg mobdble mention on Reeverside Drife I hoid de buss wot he told de meesus she should geeve instroc- tions de cook wot he should hire de cook a asseestant. I tink wot dey calling it a scallion de job POT TREE hoily in de monnink Deeck went by de houze wot it took compression on heem de mester wot he gave heem de job he ehould be by de cook de asseestant So de mester from de houze was a himput- ter witt a hexputter wot he hed it a beez- ness wot he traited witt fowrinn contrizz moichindice'! So wan day it came to de keetchen de dudder from de mester wot she took a leedie beet a lightning to Deeck, so she sad 80 “Hm! Hm, is sheepin mine fodder a coggo goots to de Keeng from Hefrica. So why you dun’t putting in someting in de coggo you should sell it ha? “Hm. queeps wit smot- erecks you making: ha’ Wor I got I could agell, ha’?”’ Su it gave a hexclamation de ket, “ME'” So Deeck sad. So de aay: ket sad “Of cuss: ' As Ay ANSE By W. A. Byrnes of the Post-Dispatch Staff N\\; rad 7 CVA \ YT ‘ | / ‘y,* ‘ v —_ ) “WELL, if it ian’t old Brassnose, chief of the lawbreakers, and out hunting without a license.” (Child of the forest being made to realize he’s in the land of the free and the home of the brave.) THE MORALITY SQUAD f a investigate tip that some scantily clad nymphs and elves are seen frolicking in Arcadia. “COME ON. JIM. Com- pared to the Follies, they look like Navajo Indians.’ 4 “WHY. you can't arrest me Well, ald boy, Ancient Greeks receiving the “Bums rush.” a Much of the fruits of meditation is at stake. Make way!” “Oh. can't I? Judge in the morning.” toda (Paul Revere gets his for speeding and failure to carry a tail light.) ’ diighted by our present you nave mo charge against me. lack of philosophical appreciation.) I guess a charge of vagrancy will hold you for a while.” treatment accorded our Market street sages and discussion of the Greeks would have been | miles out of a gallon of gas. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 13, 1926. ee ee a =e By Carol Brown = ND now we've bought a used cap A a 1926 sport mode! sheik with enough oll on his hair tg car for a year and a stock of sj high-power sales talk. He turned om the and started his tongue off on high the ms ment we entered the yard where the Orphan liszies were standing wit) out. stretched fenders waiting for someone is take them home. Poor little things! the humane society ought to do about them! A lot of them didn’t have @ a thing but their B. V. D.'’s—they’g aren taken their hoods off. Their figures showsg disgracefully and I'm sure they'd take, from exposure from the way their engine sounded when he started them up. And there was one of Artle’s Charlie Makitcheap, waiting there to ty us that we couldn't do better if we didn’: want to spend much money on @ car thagg buy one of those things! And the chimed in and insisted that those Cars Wary as good a buy as we could find any ple “Why, Artie,’’ I said, “I won't Dave qe Antique furniture may be all right, det | wont have an antique car! It’s no men fashionable than an antique face! “And then, too,” I finished triumphantly ‘“‘what'll they think?” “What'll who think?’ he demanded ‘“Why—Mrs. Highhorse in the flat aber us, and the janitor'’s family downstairs, ang the people across the street, and the garags man, and Mrs. Wouldbegrand in our bridge club.” I swept into the building where the larger cars were—though I'll admit no one needed to sweep into it. It was as cleag as a new-born automobile, and right before me I saw a Deautiful Gaseater six with an ador- able little trunk strapped on the back of it. Of course, I called Artie’s attention to it immediately. “I’ve made my choice,” I said. “Il just love this cute little trunk! And look at this darling glass vase inside. And it's a beautiful shade of red. And I love the nickel embroidery on it!’’ The salesman agreed with me warmly and said that Gaseater six at $310 was the best buy In the place, but Artie hardly paid any attention to him. He kept looking at the engine, as if he doubted the salesman’s word, and he was even so rude as to sug cest that the carburetor was gone and ask if the firm would supply one. ‘No,’ replied the salesman, ‘she's marked down so low now that we can't add gay extras. She goes as she stands.” “Yea, I know she stands, he said crosgly, “but how do I know she goes?”’ And then along came our friend, Charile Slowup, who always mixes in other peoples ffairs. ‘The Gaseater six is a begetiful car,’ he began. “I think so, too,’ I agreed. “and the ea» ning little trunk!’ ‘But.’ he continued. “she only gets five And her tires . ND with that unanswerable argument re awfully expensive. “But the little trunk,” I put ia. “Just think, Artie, what Mrs. Wouldbegrand would think if she saw us in that lovely car.” ‘I'm not going to buy $30 worth of gas extra every month to feed Mrs. Wouldbe grand’s thoughts,” he deciared as he turned with Charlie to look at a four-cylinder Hodgepodge, 1924 model, which Charlie said was the only car in the place worth buying. I didn't like the Hodgepodge a bit. It had ugiy upholstery and I didn't like the color® was painted, but Artie pulled the hood of the engine and examined its gibiets anf seemed to like it, and the salesman agreed and said it was the best buy of any car therm’ I really do believe Artie would have é& cided on the Hodgepodge if he hadn't hap ~ pened to see Joe Speeder going by and beei- oned him to come in. Joe said he woulda? have the Hodgepodge if it was given to him. poorest engines on the market. ©7 ad | wouldn't take it for a present. That” engine's liable to turn up its toes and die any time. if you want a good Gf, there's the Turnturtle super six. Leo’ at ner’ Look at her' She's got a good Ge © gine. and. oh boy—what a beautiful bedy.” xe And then Kenneth Hardriver came in jas in time to prevent our making a terrible mistake ‘Why, the Turnturtle siz is noth- . ing but a plie of iron’ he told me. “gerap They'd be lucky if they'd sold it for $50 They'd be lucky if the junk dealt took it if | were you Id gets Screw .oose Master Six Coupe. You can't go wreag with a Screwloose! [I've had one for & years and she’s as good as when she Wat hought The salesman said he wae right £ [ liked the Screwloose because it had a pretty blue band around the middle of & Qui vim Breakemup said you can't get any ‘peed out of the Screwloose. but that wed ‘ind the Whigpop six the best car on the Market, Dut Sam Smasher said he consid> ered the Whizpop six no better thas & pie of iron and advised us to buy an Olleske = though another friend said the Olleaker Wa® € nothing atin can. | T'S a cheap car,” he said, “One of t28) Now Now out Since there aren't any good cars anyways we just flipped a coin and bought the Gar eater super six. Mrs. Wouldbegrand ae lad plenty of chances to look at it, for a sy far it has refused to leave our yard. 5 earn ar 8 << Bat. anyway. I told Artie that since it won't 6 = ‘ can't use so much gas and the tires WOl® wear out so quickly. and. then. {t has Gariing little trunk’ 24 pyrigh: < Lite | smh # (Concluded from page 7., When we got back to New Yor April (1896) we tried our luck the variety agencies again for eng ments for the “four act.’ but no. were still of the opinion that Jo “single” was still the only thing had to sell that was in demand. We were signed to play four ¢ in a2 new farce-comedy written Frank Dumont, entitied “On the | Charies A. Loder ‘another Gert dialect star), who was the owne the show besides being the feat player. confessed to us. when the salary night rolled around. that he “broke, and that if the troupe to continue ita travels it would | to be done under a commonwealt} rangement. Two weeks later the show stra; in Mannington. West Virginia. w I made 8 apeech to the company if the author had listened to my gestions and hadn't been too vai allow me to “fix up” the play, I ¢ very easily have turned it into a | success. They applauded-and che me when I made this statement, t found out years afterward that were “kidding.” FEW weeks later we jc Aree road show heade Lydia Yeamans Titus. opened with this troupe in C land, and after a good w business the manager jumped out the bank roll, so we once more along on the commonwealth arrs and the following Satu in Tiffin, Ohio, we stra ment. night. | A National ECAUSE of the boy at the B mobtle service station Unel {is not getting pre-war m out of his $1 bills. Grease, grim gasoline, eating away at the ds inks and fibers of the popular | backs, are held largely responsi the Treasury for the fact that day a million and a haif dollar about four tons in weight, mt fed into the macerator that grt a pulp over half a billion dol year. Before the war a dolla lasted on an average of : months. Now the average life is months and in some instances t! is only one month. This is why Secretary Mellon is so hard to popularize silver d the old-fashioned ‘‘smackers” men used to clink in their p years ago. It fs also the reaso! the Bureau of Standards exper working night and day to find durable papers and inks. As dollar bill costs the Governme: cents, the 500,000,000 destroyes represent $5,350,000. Secretary lon declared that if the Treasul partment can put 40,000,000 silver dollars into circulation the ernment will save $828,000 ant as the life of a silver dollar is ¥ ly indefinite. But in spite of the | ury Department's efforts, the dollar ts demanded and the silve lar is refused—except in the resort. In 1910 there were 72,04 silver dollars in circulation: in the number decreased to 54,00 The demand for paper dollars b creased. 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rs. Dumbly : By Carol Brown w we've bought a used car from } sport model sheik salesman ough oll on his hair to supply ¢ ar and a stock of 8iX-cylinder ales talk. He turned on the Gas his tongue off on high the mo. ered the yard where the littis les were standing with oy. nders waiting for someone to me. Poor little things! Really, society ought to do something A lot of them didn't have op their B. V. D.’s—they’gq even oods off. Their figures showed and I'm sure they'd taken eojg re from the way their engines n he started them up. » Was one of Artie’s friends, itcheap, waiting there to tel] ‘ouldn’t do better if we didn; d much money on a car than to ose things! And the salesman a insisted that those cars were y as we could find any place. le,’ I said, “I won't have one: iture may be all right, but | in antique car! It's no more han an antique face! , too,” I finished triumphantly, ’ think?’’ who think?’ he demanded. ‘s. Highhorese in the flat above anitor’s family downstairs, and ross the street, and the garage s. Wouldbegrand in our bridge h that unanswerable argument - into the building where the ‘ars were—though I'll admit no ) sweep into it. It was as clean automobile, and right before me ‘iful Gaseater six with an ador- ink strapped on the back of it. I called Artie’s attention to it “I’ve made my choice,” I said. this cute little trunk! And larling glass vase inside. And ul shade of red. And I love broidery on it!" an agreed with me warmly and eater six at $310 was the best ace, but Artie hardly paid any him. He kept looking at the f he doubted the salesman’s | Was even 80 rude as to sug- ' Carburetor was gone and to ‘m would supply one. ed the salesman, ‘‘she'’s marked ' now that we can't add any goes as she stands.” ow she stands,’ he said crossly, I know she goes?" along came our friend, Charlie always mixes in other people's 1¢ Gaseater six is a beautiful an. », too,’ I agreed, ‘and the cui- unk!” continued, “she only gets five a gallon of gas. And her tires xpensive.” little trunk,’ I put in. ‘‘Just what Mre. Wouldbegrand would AW us in that lovely car.” Oing to buy $30 worth of gas nonth te feed Mrs. Wouldbe- hts,” he deciared as he turned to look at a four-cylinder 1924 model, which Charlie said car in the place worth buying. >the Hodgepodge a bit. It had ry and I didn't like the color it but Artie pulled the hood off nd examined its giblets and e it, and the saleaman agreed s the best buy of any car there. believe Artie would have de- Hodgepodge if he hadn't hap- oe Speeder going by and beck- ome in. Joe said he wouldn't sepodge if it was given to him. leap car,’ he said, “‘One of the engines on the market. I t take it for a present. That » to turn up ite toes and die ow. if you want a good car, irnturtle super six. Look at t her! She's got a good en- boy—what a beautiful body.” enneth Hardriver came In just event our making a terrible y, the Turnturtle six is noth- Of iron!’ he told me. ‘Scrap be lucky if they'd sold it for be lucky if the junk dealer if I were you I'd get a Screw- x Coupe. You can't go wrong oose! I've had one for 11 $8 as good as when she was n said he wae right. Screwloose because it had a nd around the middle of !t, emup said you can't get any ne Screwloose, but that wed pop six the best car on the Ain Smasher said he consid- yop six no better than a pile Vised us to buy an Olleaker, friend said the Olleaker was tin can. iren't any good care anyway). a coin and bought the Gas- x. Mrs. Wouldbegrand has hances to look at it, for thus ned to leave our yard. But. Artie that since it won't £0 much gas and the tires wont lickiy, and, then, it has that unk' (Concluded from page 7.) When we got back to New York in April (1896) we tried our luck with the variety agencies again for engage- ments for the ‘four act,”’ but no, they were still of the opinion that Josie’s “gingle’’ was still the only thing we had to sell that was in demand. We were signed to play four parts in & new farce-comedy written by Frank Dumont, entitled ‘“‘On the Go.” Charles A. Loder (another German- dialect star), who was the owner of the show besides being the featured player, confessed to us, when the first galary night rolled around, that he was “proke,’ and that if the troupe was to continue its travels it would have to be done under a commonwealth ar- rangement. Two weeks later the show stranded jn Mannington, West Virginia, where 1 made a speech to the company that if the author had listened to my sug- gestions and hadn't been too vain to allow me to “fix up’’ the play, I could yery easily have turned it into a huge. auccess. They applauded and cheered me when I made this statement, but I found out years afterward that they were “kidding.” FEW weeks later we joined A nserver road show headed by Lydia Yeamans Titus. We opened with this troupe in Cleve- land, and after a good week's business the manager jumped out with the bank roll, so we once more went slong On the commonwealth arrange- ment, and the following Saturday night, in Tiffin, Ohio, we stranded again. The closing night, I made an- other speech to this company that if they had given me my own way about the play, I could have fixed it up aud easily have saved the situation. More cheers, more applause, more ‘kidding,"’ too, as I discovered later on. We came back to New York again and were engaged by still another road star, Edward M. Favor, to support him in a play written by Edith Sinclair (Mrs. Favor). It was a comedy called “The Jester.”’ During the second week of the en- gagement Favor handed us our two weeks’ notice, and as he did so I heard him say to dad: “Jerry, | wouldn't put up with that kid of yours if this show depended on him. Take my advice and put him on a schoolship or send him to | ae don’t care a damn what you do with him, but, for heaven's sake, take him away from me.” COT ine." 1 see why he’s sore at me,’ I said to dad, after listen- ing to a long lecture on the “‘mending of my ways.” “I've certainly tried to be a regular fel- low with him,”’ I continued. “I even went so far as to offer to fix the play up free of charge.’’ “These people don't want their plays fixed up. What's the matter with you?’ he yelled at me. ‘‘Will you, for the love of all that’s good and sensible, get on to yourself and quit talking about changing people's plays around?” “You're not losing faith in me. are you, dad?” “Yes, Iam," he returned. ‘I'm los- ee ee a SE ee ee ing faith in your ever being anything but a ‘peat.’’’ And to add strength to this statement, he slammed the lid of his trunk down with a smash = and walked out of the room. That night I started to work on a new poem entitled, “ENCOURAGEMENT.” The first few lines ran: “It was my father's belief in me That led me to prosperity.” I figured I might need it In dad failed to cool down. For the fourth time that year we journeyed back to New York, and after a long stretch of idleness arrived at the conclusion that, as far as the four act was concerned, it was a dead issue. It looked as though we were never go- ing to get the chance to show it in the case big city, and my new eccentric dance ED EE DED OD ee was to go into the a discard forever. We | THE COVER decided to let Josie Jf go back to her single HE second of aseriesofmag- fied to appear in royal cere:no- dancing specialty, azine covers from the Car- nials they fare forth as visions of mother and dad were to accept engage- ments for their | sketches and I was | to stick to the writ- ing game. This meant, of course, that I was ‘‘through” as a pean sue tion of the A National Problem: More Mileage for Dollars Mandalay. mobile service station Uncle Sam is not getting pre-war mileage out of his $1 bills. Grease, grime and gasoline, eating away at the delicate inks and fibers of the popular green- backs, are held largely responsible by the Treasury for the fact that every day a million and a half dollar biiis, about four tons in weight, must be fed into the macerator that grinds (tn a pulp over half a billion dollars a Beenie» of the boy at the auto- year. Before the war a dollar bill lasted on an average of eleven months, Now the average life is seven months and in some instances the life is only one month. This is why Secretary Mellonis trying so hard to popularize silver dollars, the old-fashioned ‘‘smackers”’ that men used to clink in their pockets years ago. It is also the reason why the Bureau of Standards experts are working night and day to find more durable papers and inks. As each dollar bill costs the Government 1.7 cents, the 500,000,000 destroyed bills represent $5,350,000. Secretary Mel- lon declared that if the Treasury De- partment can put 40,000,000 more silver dollars into circulation the Gov- ernment will save $828,000 annually, as the life of a silver dollar is virtual- ly indefinite. But in spite of the Treas- ury Department's efforts, the paper dollar is demanded and the silver dol- lar is refused—except in the last resort. In 1910 there were 72,000,000 silver dollars in circulation; in 1924 the number decreased to 54,000.000. The demand for paper dollars has in- creased. In 1922 the Federal Re- serve banks put 628,000,000 $1 bills STUART'S PLAPAO-PADS are different from the truss. wing mechanico-chemico § ap- plicators made self-adhesive purposely to hold the distended Muscles securely in place. We straps, buckles or spring at- tached—-cannot «lip, so cannot chafe or press against the pubic hone. Thousands have succesa- Redeceg «= UI IY treated thenwelyer at bome Fes-Simiig Without hindrance from work Medai ™°s' obstinate cases conquered. as velvet—easy to apply—inexpensive. Gold Medal and Grand Prix Batural, wo afterward no further use for trusses, We prove it Dy sending Trial of Plapao absolutely FRE Write name on coupon and snd TODAY. PLAPAO CO., 1778 Stuart Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. Name Reduced Fac-Simile Grand Prix Awarded Process of reemery = i* — Boys and Girls Men and Women ents Wanted! '° ost eets sida Chocolates. I will pay you well for your time in Cash and valuabie prizes. No ex- Derience needed. I supply everything Free. As easy as play. Not a contest, but a won: derful business-like offer where _ are paid generously for a few bours wore. Stop Using a Truss in circulation: in 1923 the number increased to 759,000,000 and in 1924 it went to &97,000,000. Frank White, Treasurer of the United States, whose name is On all recent Treasury notes, says the automobile is large- ly responsible for the popularity of the dollar bill and also Motorists, in the first place, must carry | It is more comfortable to carry paper money . ) than silver, and in the case of tourists, more convenient to for its destruction. adequate funds. carry Treasury and bank notes than credit. over a dollar. plenty of $1 bills on hand. crumpled bill. tered, worn and limp, the bill that left the Treasury bright and crackling returns to the place of its birth to join millions | of its brothers in the macerator. Federal banks The Reserve to get paper money for two reasons: The first is that it pleases their cus- tomers, the second that the transpor- tation charges on paper currency are absorbed by the reserve banks, where- as the member banks must pay the carrying charges on silver money, The transportation and overhead charge of a’ dollar bill in transit is one mill. When the member bank receives a worn bill it bundles it up to the re- serve bank. If the reserve bank re- turns it, the member bank, desiring new money, ships it back again. The reserve banks have learned that in the long run it pays to send the money to Washington for destruction. HE American Government would save money, the Treasury says, if those citizens who handle a great deal of money would be careful in making change. When a $10 bill is tendered for a small purchase, the buy- er should receive in change, not nine ¢1 bills and the proper amount of silv- er. but one $5, two two's and the re- mainder in silver. In this way, three bills are handled instead of nine, and $2 bill that comes Actors are said to have it’s the handling that wears out the paper money. But that brings the question around to $2 bills, which to superstitious persons foretell evil. Look at tne next into your posses- corner is torn off it that a former pos- to warn off the evil seems to know this superstition. started the son. if @ will be proof sessor wanted spirits. No the origin one of ‘custom of tearing the corners, on the aseumption that if a $2 bill was a bad omen a note with a torn corner was not exactly $2. But the practice is cost- ‘ing the Government hundreds of thou- /ards—is that the paper /not up to pre-war standards. eands of dollars every year. Another reason for wear and tear of the paper simoleon—which, by the way. is denied by the Bureau of Stand- now used is The for- mula is secret, as the paper must look different and feel different from any paper a counterfeiter could make, but the contents are similar to what they of the were since the Civil War. Where there has been a letdown, however. has been in the “seasoning” paper. In the good old days the Bureau of Engraving and Printing j i i i (of paper money. could take its time with the production Now, with the de- ‘mand greater than the supply, produc- tion and circulation have been speeded ‘up. There is no seasoning period, such as the paper used to have, before it is 'put through the presses. The usual purchase of gasoline and oj) is for a little The motorist has found it convenient to have The motorist’s hands are usually dirty, but are nothing like those of the service station at- tendant who continually handles gasoline and oil, which, with the dirt, eat into the inks, the paper and the cracks of a After several months of this treatment, tat- | are for new money—and collectors of old. opulent Far ness. the royal beautiful checks or letters of | several former distributing agents their day. Member banks like negie collection of modern Euro- paintings now on view at the Art Museum is the of Cambodia,* colorful and ex- otic work from the brush of Rene Piot, which appears with this 1s- It is from the French sec- tween the Gulf of Siam and the China Sea, and is scarcely out of hearing of the temple bells of The result effective- ly combines a more civilized and with a dash of tribal primitive: From the King’s harem come dancers The girls, representing the most children of lages, are presented to the mon- arch by his people while they are yet in childhood, the parents being persuaded that the gift, or sometimes the sale, of a daughter to their King is an act which calls down upon themselves and their families the good will and protection of years rigorous training and courses of exercise under dancers When they are quali- made upon my time in other direc- tions, I had decided to permanently retire from the stage. We got a sudden call that afternoon to Hyde & Behman’s, in Brooklyn. We opened the show. “Goggles’ Doll House” had always been a 17-minute skit. We'd played it often enough to know the running time, but = with laughs, encores and extra calls. we were checked up for exactly 26 min- utes at the matinee that day. “Some hit, folks, some hit,” the stage manager shouted over the ap- plause as he waved us back to the stage for what he thought was to be our final call. But there were others. The manager sent word he would like to see us. “I think it's about time I took these business worries‘off your mind, dad,"’ Dance most radiant hue. though eccentric, those of acrobats. exhibit, which com: is an actress also. Eastern atmosphere making possible of Cambodia. and the undulation their vil- unfolding of the hand. the spirits For the girls undergo on her breast. ground of birds the who direction of have had S-mpesahndrenmeumieiieienenianenineieieiianaallll Oriental loveliness, bejeweled and | clad in silks of rarest texture and | The movements of the dance, are they that they melt together and dovetail into undulations of By her ges- tures and attitudes she expresses | the sentiments sung by an attend- ing chorus of women who follow the beat of the tom-toms. of the main movements is to mod- ify the articulation of the elbow and to overextend the forearm, the the bare arm on musical of the arm from the shoulder to the extreme = ff In this guise we see the dan- ) cer pictured by Piot; with her | bracelets and anklets of jewels, her diadem of flowers and gems, her waistbands of diamonds and | emeraids and the shield of pearls From a_ back- and buds and blossoms she advances—haughty, charming and enigmatic—into the presence of the King. I remarked as I reached for my hat and headed for the door. “I wish you would,” with a smile. he answered “Yes? Well, it's done. I'm going to begin right now.’ And away I went. Five minutes later I was sitting in the private office of L. C. Behman, the biggest high-class variety manager in the country. “Of course, I'd heard of the Four Cohans,’’ he was saying, “but I never knew till today that it was Jerry Co- han and his family that made up the quartet. I recognized your. father, though, the minute he walked on the atage.” He offered me a cigar. lit a cigarette. “Why, say!" he went on, “if I had ever guessed who you folks were I'd have booked you here long i ago. I saw your dad in a play called ‘The Molly Maguires’ be- fore you were born.” “You don't say!" I was pretending to be | perfectly at ease, but I was scared stiff. I took it, but are not like | “And the funny So graceful part of the whole thing is,’’ he chuck. led, ‘‘that he was my trouper. prises no less than 60 paintings the whole body. The gesture favorite actor." * J announced to i by contemporary artists. does not stop. It simply gets lost | “I'll tell him you the gang in Union It was to the picturesque and in the one that follows. Angles — said that, Mr. Beh- Square (and it was ! little explored French possession, disappear and nothing remains man.”’ Through nerv- with a heavy heart, Cambodia, in French Indo-China, but soft curves and vague profiles, Ousness, I put the believe me) that that Piot turned for his subject; airy glidings and unsuspected lighted end of the owing to the demands to a jungle region that lies bhe- grace. ‘The Cambodian dancer cigarette in my mouth, but’ never batted an eye. “I want you to tell him,’ he con- tinued, “and I want you to tell him something else, too. Tell him that the act you folks did this afternoon was one of the biggest hita that ever played the house.” “I'll be sitting in Rockefeller's of- fice some day,” I thought to myself when be ‘“‘pulled” this. “And If it's agreeable to you folks,” he went on, “I'll bring you back here in three weeks’ time and make you a headline attraction. What do you say?” Y FIRST impulse was to leap MY Go the desk that separated us and plant a little kiss on his brow, but, being a strictly business person, I tried to appear unconcerned and merely answered: “All right, wir. Behman. you say.” He offered me another cigar. I took it and lit another cigarette. “‘Ask your father to run in and see me during the week. I'd like to say hello to him.” “You bet I will, Mr. Behman.”’ “Say, see here.” He took a good look at me now. “You're a pretty young man to be managing the busi- ness end of the act. How old are you, young fellow?” “I'll be 18 on the Fourth of July,”’ I proudly answered. “Born on the Fourth of July, eh?” He smiled at this. ‘‘You ought to write a song about that.” “TIT will, Behman.” Anything some day. Good-by, Mr. “So long, son.” I started through the door and he called me back. “Oh, just a second,” he said. “I forgot to tell you I've changed that bill around for tonight's performance. You folks will be on fourth.” “Thanks, Mr. Behman.” And I hurried back to the theater, where the folks were waiting, and re- ported that I had arranged return bookings in three weeks, with the thor- ough understanding that we were to headline the bill. I had fought for a better spot on the current program and had succeeded, after a long argu- ment, in being placed fourth, the star position. “I told him all about you, dad,” I raved on, “and when I mentioned ‘The Molly Maguires’ he spoke up and said he remembered you very well. I told him I'd bring you arouna during the week to say ‘hello.’ HE three of them stood star- ing at me as though I were a freak. ‘Well, I hope you folks are satisfied now that I'm a pretty good business man.’ I was looking for compliments, and I got them. Dad shook hands with me, mother and Josie kissed me, and we celebrated the happy event with a turkey dinner between matinee and night in Brooklyn's most fashionable restaurant, where it was decided very definitely that from then on I was to be the sole business representative and managing director of the Four Cohans. (TO BE CONCLUDED) (Copyright for the Post-Dispatch) One floating of waves turned-back made contribution. RING LARDNER Learns All About Bridge DON'T want to get into any argu- | Eee with no auction bridge au- thority as they have already got all they can tend to quarreling amongst themselfs, but it seems to me like they ain't none of them but what is way behind the times in regards to the possibilities of the game or even seratched the surface of same as far as the real inside strategical points is concerned. This little settlement of Great Neck where I live is a kind of a hot bed of the theatrical profession and while the population contains some female actors, the most of them is males and the result is that many an evening the house wifes of the town is bereft of their husbands who are act- ing in N. Y. or the provinces and to make life bearable thev get in touch with one another over the telephone and organize bridge tourneys which lasts 4 and 5 hours per setting. Now when vou play 24 to 30 hrs. of bridge per wk. you acquire a mastery of the game which the professional teachers ain't got time to acquire because they are too busy abusing each other and it is no wonder that Great Neck has developed at least one bridge expert of the feminine gender whose _ tactics make Work, Whitehead, Shepard and R. F. (‘‘Peaches’’) Foster look like kids just learning the rudiments of Squat Tag. HE lady who I have reference to is the wife of Walter Ults, the child actor now playing role of the traffic policeman in ‘Boils.’ Mr. Ults’ weekly sal- ary is said to run into double fig- ures, but just the same the $.75 to $1.00 that Mrs. Ults cleans up every week at the card table gives the l"lts kiddies advantages not enjoyed by the children of the Ed Wynns or the Bobby Norths or families like that where the man earns all the money and the madam does absolutely noth- ing. Last Thursday night I experienced the keen enjoyment of setting behind Jennie (Mrs. Ults) and observing her play and will state that I learned more ahout bridge in that one eve- ning than in years of competition with such styled experts (7) as Frank Crowninshield, Bud Fisher or Stu (‘‘Peaches’’) Johnston, Jennie’s part- the _ doubled. ner on this occasion was the wife of Harpers Ferry, the child actor now impersonating an umbrella in “Rain.’’ Her opponents were the wifes of Hosea Cough, who became famous overnight and part of the next day as the Bar- ber in “‘Barber Frietchie,”” and Neil Down, the child actor who plays the title role in Shakespeare's ‘‘Henry Ford.’’ Mrs. Down, Mra. Cough and Mrs. Ferry are all high class card sharpers, but hardly on the level with Jennie Ults. It was Jennie‘'s first deal and the hand she picked up contained seven diamonds with the four top honors, the ace of clubs, the ace, king, queen of spades and no hearts. There were only 12 cards in the hand, but she’s the kind that likes to play against odds. A little to my surprise her opening bid was one heart and she re. plied to my whispered query as to the reasons for this by whispering back that such a bid was more than likely to drive one of her opponents into a diamond declaration. Sure enough, Mrs. Down took the bait like a duck after an aspirin tablet and made a bid of three diamonds. Mrs. Ferry nearly ruined the whole scheme by going three hearts, but luckily Mrs. Cough said five diamonds, thinking because she didn’t have any in her own that her partner probably had them all. This bid was passed al! around three times. but the fourth time, Jennie Mrs. Down redoubled and the play began. Mrs. Ferry opened with her high heart, the ace, and Jennie overtook it with a trump in order to have control of the situation. Jennie took all the rest of the tricks and scored 1126 above the line. She told me after- wards that she got the idea for that play from a play she had seen her husband make in a poker game. He had been having terrible luck all eve- ning, but om this particular deal he picked up three kings and a pair of sixes. The pot was opened and raised twice before it was his turn and he threw away his hand to make the oth- ers believe his luck had not changed. Jennie’s adroitness was never shown to better advantage than on the next deal. In these games Jennie always does the dealing as she can do it much quicker. Her hand consisted of ace, king and twelve spades, four sinall diamonds, the trey of clubs and ae usual, no hearts. She passed anda Mra. Down bid five hearts, wanting to be taken out even in a minor. Mrs. Ferry passed and Mrs. Cough went five no trumps. Even if she only made three of her five, it meant game, so without an instant’s hesitation Jennfe laid down her hand showing that she had only eight cards and it was a mis- deal. NOTHER deal I recollect came A in the evening. Jennie had a hand containing no hearts (she never did hold a heart through the whole evening's play), eleven clubs with the five hon- ors, and the ace of spades and ace of. diamonds. She bid a no trump and Mrs. Down went to five hearts. Mrs. Ferry passed as she had not picked up her hand and did not want to bid | blind: Mrs. Cough also passed and | Jennie went to seven no trumps in the | hope that Mrs. Down would, under the. strain, lead something other than a heart. Mrs. Down kept herself under control and led the king of hearts, but luckily Mra. Ferry had the ace. Jennie played it, from dummy, taking the first trick. Now she faced a problem because the dummy hand was, entirely without clubs. How to get the lead into her own hand was the ques. tion. Jennie studied the situation for a brief moment, then led the four of diamonds from dummy, took it In her own hand with the ace and the rest was clear sailing. Riding home, Mrs. Cough remarked, “Sweet potatoes, how that tremendous woman can play that game,"’ and | thought to myself no wonder Walter Ults can act with no worries about his home life and Jennie adding substan- tially to his income every wk. though how much more she would add if they were not only playing for a twelfth of a cent a point. RING LARDNER. (Copyright for the Post-Dispatch) Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 13, 1926. _ ee By Heywood Broun. Buckner. It seemed a silly thing that URING the early days of the Ear! Carrol) trial I was irritated at Mr. grown men and public money should be devoted to the question of whether or not a young woman got into a bathtub. As a taxpayer I resented the inquiry. from the notion that it was precisely my pennies which were heing employed to pay the Government's attorney as he asked people on the stand to try to remember whether it was really champagne or ginger ale. As far as I have read, no definite qualifying tests were established for experts. strength of the assertion that ten or twelve times in their lives they had been intimate with this wine. of years of research spent close to the vineyards. are to be many more trials of this sort, an interesting profes- sion lies open to the ambitious. sence, I myself might go abroad on a traveling fellowship and come back eager and ready to take the stand and tell which bathtubs seethed with cider and to what others the grape had I don't suppose, though, that Mr. Buck- | uer put on his show to reveal the | I couldn't get away Some commanded attention on the Others boasted If there With a year’s leave of ab- fact that taste ia not what it used to be back in the days of mauve and bright- | er hues. It is quite true that much of! the testimony at the Ear! Carroll trial brought out the fact that ours is an age which ing. But this, although interesting, was | Govern- | ment can hardly have been justified in | putting on an act merely to spread | however vivid, upon the | already known, and the such data, record. | RANTING that the condition Is | C5 ccvioranie I think any rem-'| edies to be adopted should | be carried through with private funds. | Admitting I am not by nature equipped to be a first-class taster, I will work my hardest if anybody will offer a scholarship. - By now I'm glad I made no ill-con- sidered complaint against the activities | of Mr. Buckner and did not urge my) fellow taxpayers to rise in protest. against the waste of public moneys on. an issue wholly trivial, The testimony | of Miss Joyce Hawley has altered com. pletely my earlier impression. Mr. Buckner’s show is the best farce yet offered to the country by a paternal Government. : Very likely there will be sermons) now about the depths of depravity to. EE PEPSIN GUM notes only the alcoholic | content and is indifferent to the flavor- | ‘ | 4 N Friend \ ’ Making gf You'll like that taste of wintergreen! which New York has attained. As a Toyal citizen, I should like to nod in complete agreement and admit with proper pride, “That's true, we are pret- ty bad here in Manhattan.” But, of course, we don’t deserve it. There's every evidence that in spite of the pro- moter’s efforts the Earl Carroll affair remained adolescent. They couldn't seem to make the sulphur catch and the brimstone barely bubbled. Into an orgy something of talent and imag- ination must enter. The Romans could be truly evil upon gecasion, but, then, they practiced at it. A young lady slightly Ht and weeping into her tub does not sound to me precisely like high festivity. lesque of an orgy; that I will admit. ; J Great * 4 = ) = | ‘ ale 4 4 ele =a? Guar fi ene / - — S But it was a good bur- - - . 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* re i ee ee ee — Svan ~" ; ee a ‘ ‘woe Lot ees ‘ .- ‘ fe i nf SUNDAY MORNING Zo fe JUNE 13, 1926 eee SUNDAY MORNIN THE ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a ) Gk RIDE "EM COWBOY— Not the.cow that jumped over the moon but some- thing of the sort in a wild west show in New York. International Nowereel GERMANY’S NEWEST BATTLESHIP—The Em- den, a new cruiser, at the dock in Stettin, Germany, after its maiden trial voy- age. ° —P. & A, photo BEING RAISED INA WASH TUB—A three- day-old baby seal, found in San Francisco Bay after it had apparently been abandoned by its mother. wide wortd photo. — a ELASTIC STOCKINGS ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS CRUTCHES, ETC SUPPLY CO PHONE GARFIELD 3.%4 Mar O-dere * Bad INV ALID CHAIRS. Made (co your measure of gery best materials on DAWSON INVALID 616 PINE ST LOULS MO — FOOTWEAR that ull O hy . ing Ee Bg Bt BCE, igs | ADAPTO Jor STOUT Ox’? R and lon; ~. days. Longer and the hours spent in mivcrtime activities. horter gro the your feet to regain C1 cnergy trom one W hy rast Wea®&r shi CAUSE Vai feet to reserve strength? She restful awrcies. yay heel snucly, Canta) shoes that 1) rycrt advant 4’ stv le in othet wat = wear ADAPLO She AID APLO SHoOcsS Vo all the carria4rt rearus scientific shoe plu ‘e) | the sc asa} (SIZes ei { LEE.) Fitting the mar Jane +r} SIXTH and l — —— This s (accor =. most human beings, you prob- ably tell white lies about some of the little things of life. You say you brush your teeth, for instance, three or two times a day— where once would be nearer the truth. Most of us are lazy in the same way and say the same thing. In fact, there are still some people who lie about taking a cold bath every morning. Usually they don’t, and many days they miss the morning bath entirely. Isn't it true, though, that many of the little duties of life are more irk- some than the bigger ones? Tooth brushing is a good example. Realizing the truth of this, we set out deliberately to formulate a denti- frice that would furnish the easiest, quickest way to clean teeth. In fact, a _— prepared cleansing medium to tests based upon the scale of dnase scientists employ in studying mineral substances) is much softer than tooth enamel. Therefore, it cannot scratch or injure the enamel. At the same time it 1s harder than the tartar which accumulates and starts pyor- rhea and tooth decay. on a Be honest for a change..... tooth paste suitable even for lazy people—and in tooth brushing, at deast, the word lazy, includes prac- tically all of us. Listerine Tooth Paste is really very easy to use. It works fast. Just a minimum of brushing and your teeth feel clean — and actually are clean. You have the job done almost be- fore you know it. This is on account of the way Listerine Tooth Paste is made! It contains a remarkable new cleansing ingredient—entirely harmless to en- amel#—plus the antiseptic essential oils that have made Listerine famous. How fine your mouth feels after this kind of a brushing! And then be- sides you know your teeth are really clean—and therefore safe from decay. Lambert Pharmacal Co., Saint Louis, U.S. A. P. S.—By the way, Listerine Tooth Paste is only 25 cents for the large tube. — > é 4) (CWVARMOHT ryote | AMBERT PRHARAG AL Al «¢) we MOULD ORT Dir y rt NE TOOTH:PASTE | ~~~ easy to use

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JUNE 13, 1926 4 —jomep ELASTIC STOCKINGS a, > ~ * (Be ABDOMINAL Pi tne mel NEW SPORT IN PARIS very best materials on &| — 1 he latest fad in France our own looms. is chasing balloons. Here $v! y e Aero u INVALID CHAIRS, of Paris, in which automo- CRUTCHES, ETC. biles raced to be the first DAWSON INVALID to reach the balloons after SUPPLY CO. their descent. FOOTWEAR “a tha€ — clas Al Cur al/iC / Ps ng styled Light fall lookihg "| CA bove one of our. Wire choot 9 Liege lg Cummed mith ppp white kid ~+ me BOOT SHOP J] 7 @ | fe 6I5 LOCUST ST. ST. LOUIS, MO. SONDAY NORING ___THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH ae Relieves SEEING THE Sunburn SESQUI—New | f- Instantly style sight-seeing busses which traverse the grounds of the Philadelphia Ex- position. APTIS(NE AMEAICAS MOST USEFUL — one ANTISEPTIC Alad Keeps Food or Liquids IHlot or Gold Etleach Kal COpal Gru VW hate Kid each trimmed with Lizard far Teicdta ° ADAPTO SHOES for STOUT WOMEN ONGER and longer grow the days. Longer and longer grow the hours spent in jovous Sum- mertime activities ... Shorter and shorter grows the time allowed your feet to regain their muscular energy from one day to another. Why not wear shoes that do not cause your feet to use up their reserve strength? Shoes with high, restful arches! Shoes that fit the heel snugly, comfortably. Yet, shoes that do not give you these advantages only at the sacrifice of ent tor @ cur style. In other words—why not _— en shoes ) «gat epartinies wear ADAPTO Shoes? For, in ns a y” . ; : Ss under the PeTSOT GA ADAPTO Shoes you will enjoy manazement of , all the comfort features of the truly specially tramed Foot scientific shoe plus the smartness Spe. ialist. Our serene ‘ ’ 4 aiso includes the Pro of the season’s newest modes! Svilenal eubeieion (Sizes up to 11, widths AAA to of st LEE.) Fitting the narrow heel. request fane ®ryant Foremost spe salist in smartest slenderizing upparel - take along an Live nitcimags porn Jor foul Women small, miedinue or large += SIXTH and LOCUST Streets = eta ' | ” ~ ————— ree - —_ —_ ie et af ret = c Good water scarce ? Don’t be misled by claims that cheap gallon jarsare “‘asgood as’’ Aladdins. They only copy the looks—not the twelve supe- rior Aladdin features. So, only a real Alad- din is rustproof, leakproof, everiastingly sanitary — and sate oa so efficient in keeping food or liquids hot or cold. Never . ; becomes ‘‘musty”’. Insist on areal Aladdin Fess an’ —the recognized best. Send for booklet. and bumps ALADDIN INDUSTRIES, Incorporated, CHICAGO NEF Gray Hair Brought Back to Its Original Shade Is your hair fast becoming gray or streaked? No mat- ter to what extent or the cause, Kolor-Bak will quickly bring back the original shade—whether black, brown, red or blonde. Wonderful also for keeping scalp clean and free from dandruff. Go to your druggist today and get a bottle of this clean, colorless fluid. No testing with samples of hair necessary. As easy to use as water. Thousands of men and women have quickly made themselves look ten years younjer with this thoroughly tested and dependable preparation. Over 2,000,000 bottles sold. To be had—with an absolute money-back guarantee—at all druggists and stores han- dling high-grade toilet aids. Kolor-Bak seamen Banishes Gray Hair Aladdin Husky stee) din A welcome addition to your week-end market basket THE Delicious Dozen! Twelve bottles of “Canada is one ginger ale that does not contain capsicum Dry” resting cozily in a small but substantial (red pepper) in any form. rton. ; , ws 7 For years and years it has been served in hos- Twelve bottles waiting for you to call.the spar- pitals in Canada and it is now served in the leading kling bubbles forth to add a bit of health and cheer hospitals in this country. Physicians actually to luncheon and dinner. | prescribe it for their patients and it has been To pour into the thin-edge glasses when enter- approved by The Tribune Institute and also by taining! To serve to the children! To take with Dr. Wiley of the ‘““Good Housekeeping” Bureau you on picnics and on motor trips! To bring relief of Foods and Health. There could be no greater from that mid-afternoon tiredness! To drink at tribute to its purity and quality than that. bedtime when you feel the need of a refreshing No other ginger ale will bring you the same little snack! refreshment because there is no other ginger ale Just to have this Delicious Dozen in the pantry ‘like “Canada Dry.” No other ginger ale is so is an assurance that you will always have some- good for you—so good for your children—so good thing distinctive to serve when good friends drop __ for every occasion. in unexpectedly or to vary the monotony of “just — | | | Keep it in mind, therefore, when you make up another meal” in your own immediate family. your next grocery order and include it in your You will find that “Canada Dry” is anespecially — list of week-end necessities. All “Canada Dry” good beverage for your home, because it is a real _— dealers sell this Special Hostess Package of 12 ginger ale, made from real Jamaica ginger, and it bottles or will get it for you. ‘CANADA DRY" Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. By Appointment to Their Excellencies, The Lord and Lady Byng of Vimy IMITATIONS ARE NEVER hk for the name peti ei ; ee “JUST AS GOOD” | “Canada Dry” enjoys the distinction of being one of the most widely imitated beverages on the market today and you must be careful if you want the original. Always look for the name ‘‘Canada Dry” on the bottle cap and be sure the bottle comes to vou unopened. It /\ pays to be particular. on the bottle cap Extract imported from Canada and bottled in he U.S. A by Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc orporated, 25 West 43rd Street, Neu Torr In Sold by Goddard Grocer Co., St. Louis Crystal Water and Soda Co. TRY THIS NEW DRINK AT DINNER Hires a delicious mixed drink you will find very refreshing for your Sunday night dinner at home or when entertaining friends. The men will find it especially appealing. HAWwauAN Nectar—Combine 1 cup of pineapple juice with the juice of 4% lemon and | lime. Stir in 1 large tea- spoon powdered sugar. Pour in tall glass and fill with “Canada Dry.” Add tiny balls of pineapple or other fresh fruit garnishing. (These quan- tities make one drink; you can make the recipe suit ang gathering by multiplying by the number of persons to be served.) © 1926 Canada, J. | McLaughlin, Limited, Toronto. Established 1890 oe _ ee RAS SNe Se ae ~ we o- EN IIE PN, rem Ne ot at gem Se ee ee ee ot we = YT pas ut

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AGMA A ALLERGEN ADE LEER RON 5 so ge gu ; RB BN RR Se SUNDAY MORNING a We Are Proud To number among our patrons the fortunate occupants of exclusive Hampden Hal! BRIGHT & FREE LAUNDRY 5572 EASTON AV, FOrest 2280 E. F. Bright E. S. Free S. G. Clark Jr. . a eee a ill e Choice Cuts of the Best Meats, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Imported and Domestic Groceries. JOHN H. GREULICH GROCERY CO. 4398-OLIVE DElmar 4880—4881 AMERICAN CLEANING & DYEING CO.., Selected for better work and better service. S E. COR. NEWSTEAD AND OLIVE 4108 MANCHESTER DElmar 4101—0769 GRand 8546 Al] Weather Stripping and Screens were installed by W.B. BURGESS SCREEN COMPANY 1320 MARCUS AV. | ee oQ— —_—~» LINCOLN WAREHOUSE COMPANY Lee Orcutt, Pres. Wm.E.Lee,V-Pres.& Gen. Mgr. E.G. Brungard, Secy. STORAGE - PACKING - REMOVALS Genera! Office, 2723 OLIVE STREET JEfferson 3600 The ornamenta! iron was manufactured and installed by the USONA MFG. CO. 3512-26 CHOUTEAU AV. —__. ——_, ll sheet metal work, copper cornices, gutters and spouts, was in- stalled by the WESTERN SHEET METAL WORKS 4466 FINNEY AV. Also manufacturers of patented round concrete column forms. View of Plaza. show:ng Stone Work by J. F. ELLIOTT 508 S. Bovle Greater St. Louis is probably the most talked of major market in America today—and it deserves to be. Trade statistics show that the Metropolitan Area of St. Louis has an annual Purchasing Power of more than a BILLION DOLLARS — it is a veritable “BILLIONAREA.” THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH Hampden Hall Apartments McPherson and Newstead Avenues, St. Louis Financed through a $550,000 issue of 6%% First Mortgage Real Estate Bonds under- A. D. GATES CONSTRUCTION CO. BUILDERS written by GEO. D. BARNETT, Architect G. L. MILLER & CO., INC., 124 North 4th St., St. Louis,. Mo. 7~ Fifteen stories of charming apartments, built with a keen appreciation of the re- quirements of those who discriminate. Five rooms, one bath; five rooms, two baths; six rooms, two baths; central refrigeration plant; garage in basement of building; am- ple locker and laundry space; furnished apartment on display. Early inspection desirable, as reservations are being accepted at this time. Man- ager on premises. M. H. RODEMYER & CO., Agents, 109 N. Eighth Street. MAin 4124. o- vy ~ * ee ’ . fap } r? . > Ciaiming a piace tn rank with the finest apcrtments itn St. Louis. is t new :4-story structure. HAMPDEN HALL, located at Newstead and McPher- ~ _- _-* ~~+ eh — “ec rrcew” r- ets tr oe , ; . ‘ | ; son > ome of the most aristocratic districts convenient to schoc/s and a , se bocce ~ LaAshr = ~ _ --e* —_ ~ ~~ - ; ; churches i horougaiy modern. tireproct. comprised of (2) two five room and - ; . . 2) two six room abodes on each floor. First mortgage bonds w ndled om = , fs Sa a ae) -_ 2 i an ; . - eel die eel G — MIl LER & ee INC 4 he IU1/ CINZ is oa @ Lal ~ Ped With KAES NER & a sf" ie se , _ ‘ . HECHT elevators that assure smooth starting ard stopping with positive aute = te a — mat! ntrol OHN W. ROWAN PLASTERING CO. INC.. executed the athing and plastering contract in the most e - manne ? me CENTAUR LIME AND CEMENT CO. supplied a!] meta! lath and plastering material CARR-TROMBLEY MFG. COS 4 S$. wainscoting, et nd the smooth, rich woodwork throughout symbolize beau and karmon Painting and decorat ng and hardwood finishing ts provided in the usua! excellent man ner by BUSCH & LATTA PAINTING CO. Perfect floorwork with hardwood tioors throughout were placed by the MISSOURI FLOOR CO. Alii glia gazing acd builder's hardware was done by RATZ BROTHERS HARDWARE CO. selected to do this work because of past pleasant and satisfa y busine screenr . . y .* . ‘ rr - = -_ . —~_—r -_ ~~ -— . + - ~ -— - i ” - = FP sheet metal work was handled bythe WESTERN SHEET METAL WORKS a : aoe — " a . i ** ; . _ ife newést and most modern feating equipment wa nstal ed RBAUEK led A a a a Th oN ‘ . - : ATWOOL CO., with whom we have bad most satisfactory relationship in i - . . 4 » ~ eo : 9 ® ; _ - —— . . + - ~ Orner 1s pictured the enchanting aza, arranged bv PF. Meieded Ge 2 Orna am = i, L rTe yy - ff + a aid ™ “rr rrr a — oe * a - —_ of *, enta n work by the USONA MANUFACTURING CC MILLS ORAY 4 oi ate = ie) ssye Metres Ares ™ oF ria - rs “9 cag. me. , wt ht le sa GOomée Gul i et o ee “4 4 4 € a. Tau x A 4 pe e rac ~ » - , - mrrg a ~weoler’'a wax ’ severa’ years. BUCK’S STOVES—/atest types of clean. glistening enamei— ~ +. ~ tures of utiiity and conv frigeration :n each apartment : an 1a ce «¢ alts the AMERICAN CLEANING AND DYEING CC and deitcacires may be had in /Jarge,. choice selection: CRUELICH GROCERY CO., !ocated on away THRE LINCOLN WAREHOUSE CO. with the: a7nted with capable empioves have handled the remova: oe SF ~ °a = "I? «© srr? eee _ ~ +, ‘7 7. - bh . Tan ~¢ pe he « 7a Nt a ‘s+ . i$ ~ kOe amy ae 4 S285 sé ’ Ce sa Set ~ she sa Ae ’ r. & hed » A > a Pen es coeds ety estas ERO AAP Ce Al! Millwork Furnished by Office and Factory ® Second and Branch Streets Hampden Hall naturally wanted the very best, and selected our KITCHEN EQUIPMENT, KERNERATOR AND MURPHY BEDS A Visit to Our Display Rooms Is a Libera] Education MURPHY DOOR BED CO. 315 N. TENTH ST. > ° The wonderful Permutit water softener was furnished by REEVES & SKINNER MACHINERY CO. Office and Warehouse, 2211 OLIVE ST. Le VV ” The hardware contract as well as all glass and glazing was executed by RATZ BROS. HARDWARE CO. 3227-29 CASS AV. 4 —, Edw. F. Kercher, Pres. Jos. H. Preiss, Treas. The entire hardwood floor contract in this building was executed by MISSOURI FLOOR CO. LIndell 7077. 4205 FOREST PARK BLVD. La, 7 ae o The perfected heating and piping throughout Hampden Hall was accomplished by URBAUER-ATWOOD CO. 1450 S. SECOND ST. ,. = WM. UHLENHAUDUT, Bureau of Inspection and Test 426 CHEMICAL BLDG. GAR. 2936. A. we 7 MILLS DRAYAGE CO.., Operating a Fleet of Mack Trucks, Executed the Draying and Hauling Contract. 3502 PINE ST. LIndell 0627. ences > KAESTNER & HECHT ELEVATOR CO. Geo. J. Trick, District Manager. 886 ARCADE BLDG. : The Selection .of St. Louis | Apartment House Builders. THE BUCK’S STOVE & RANGE CO. St. Louis, Mo The BILLIONAREA - the GREATER ST LOUIS MARKET (ddtattis — _— == = = _—s ~_ -“ i” - The fact that both local and national advertisers recognize the POST-DISPATCH as the most powerful selling force in the Greater St. Louis Market is proved by its volume of advertising— almost equal to that of ALL OTHER St. Louis newspapers COMBINED.

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> bai ~ THE 5ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH — is Easy| —+— eR PEe ae to Usel| NEW. BELT GIVES QO Use!) STYLE plus COMFORT | 2 . Po. MA E A “4 +—- A FREAK OF NATURE —A maple tree growing in the stone tower of the Greensburg, Ind., Court house. It is thought a bird may have carried the seed to a crevice in the tower, where rain fell and 90% Decay sprouted it. te a at 2 The Self-Flex Concealed Spring | Starts Between Flexes ‘with the Bod} : 7 a Teeth. Prevent It. Smart style because ut us made of : a < yr ee can’t clean highest quality materials in a wide : SE —y sone = poe etween teeth— r r i and that is where 00% of ange of newest colors, widths, cavities start. The only and leathers. : SURE. easy way to se ‘ sane test to vember tan - Solid Comfort because it expands 8 Ae device —whlon and contracts with every breath | entists recommend. Quickly Millwork ETTER LAUND guides fiat coral silk be “He with = ag ~ ges of hes : ‘ tween ALL teeth and re y musces . the shurt Furnished by SERVICE moves yellow stains. Buy down and the ros up CARR-TROMBLEY a “Flomy” today Complete b g i FOR PRICES refillable models: Prices 26¢ The concealed spring is guaranteed to M FG. & oF CALL She $2 + bie “" =e refills, outweer the strap Any type buckle fits . sf ) me giiaren : alles BILT WELL Central 1160 ~ Central 116! tev. Merit direct to us if ch mgpelg WL PL druggist can't suppl ’ -_ tiated RM 2 ¥LORSY ‘DENTAL, IrCC Mfe Co, 216 Institute Place, Qhuicago, M i Ebe WORK (O.. S11 Fiossy Block Ilinoxs Fr anston. IW. For sale by os Office and Factory Second and Branch Streets nna SELF-FLEX | | i ! THE COMEORTABLE |} € . © ips Wa Mig 6 xm ie4 iT st, and selected our 41ND MURPHY BEDS beral Education D CO. M j i » tf was furnished by | | vril : j HINERY CO. TROPHY WINNERS—Super-X and i Falstaff. All the health giving qualities of i the good old-time beer. i Brews in a class by themselves. The } tte art right taste—the right flavor—the right i Ss and glazing was for Eagle Stamps inser | We will deliver direct to your home or 4 paw CO. thru your dealer. Call Lindell 6130. | Jos. H. Preiss, Treas. contract ited by x CO. 1.RK BLVD. Fas TAFF Super-x ecerienas 4 =e a an ee a ee a Se, Wasted Pa ad ——— “ — = ~ 7: ughout Hampden ry 7 a. A). - * Whue Reignskin Cloth also Tan or Black Kid _— . - ; oi PAINTS WITH RAGS— Mrs. Lillian Cram of Port- ee | Test land, Ore., who makes pic- J ° 4 GAR. 2936. tures out of thousands of Light weight i bits of cloth, pasted and f ) 4 blended in harmony. [oo ear | i Bee ‘iad For cool delightful comfort, i KM immaculate appearance, i , «em and charming style, nothing the Draying and Hauling can quite take the place of | . : ell 0627. Dr. KAHLERS SHOES F Stylish Shoes Made Comfortable : 803 LOCUST STREET. | ii ager. . 3 cauty, fragrant fresh and ever ! A COTY Face Powders and the velvety COTY ‘Talcum, —— POLI ae eee ee ae apne on of St. Louis een clainrennronae nt teen ae SS SS ee - - . ‘ House Builders. : together, achweve this delicate allurement f OVE & RANGE CO. | Scented with the COTY oceurs ; mus, Mo. 4 } they bring the offect of lasting 272- | } dividual perfume lo the loveliness of i} Compacte holds for constant use one's correct shade SCOTY Face Powder LOORIGAN, EMERAUDE, CHYPRE, ‘PARIS, JASMIN DE CORSE, STYX, LA ROSE JACQUEMINOT aT Ngaed WES NEEM ~ - ’ aad EYEBROWS INSTANTLY. make: them . , , i a ee eee - _ ASAE Sh RG ER-ER- S- ——— A b 4 4\' ROU G EB =A booklet tllustrated by CHARLES DANA GIBSON mailed upon reguest Re can. inc 714 Fifth renue, New Gork CANADA — 55 MFG:!! College Ave Moniree! JUSTIN T. FLINT nal advertisers Wants to Do Your Washing as the most ater St. Louis | advertising— 1ER St. Louis THE WEATHER MAN— It pays to have your wash- Observer Chambers in the ° ing done correctly weather tower, built on the 0 6c, 8c, 9c, 15¢ per lb. roof of the Whitehall | JUSTIN T. FLINT EACH ONE DOLLAR I] yf | Building in New York LAUNDRY CO. Se... el aan ine ne eee City, calculating the direc- LINDELL 7370 ES tion of the wind. 5 PHON 1S TRUCKS Ke f+) — [-) ——_—__—_ [-} — [-} —_—“ — —______i—___________ ea - ee ae an Ay Sie + Gan t ene 4 dee. 2a: . my on & : ee A ae - . ee ss 4 bend 4 Pe ee Wy ae. Wee “ug - Be te ? a 4 Y? 4 ‘ 4 ” - 2 J ; es 2 wa Ca a one oe | & A

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— Motion Pictures | Lice Simply press the release and vou re making movies » ae er Baas CRA eae . ee marvel of movies—personal movies—is now yours. Ciné-Kodak B gives you action for your screen just as easily as your Kodak or Brownie gives you prints for your album. Think of the fun of it. Train the lens, press the release and Baby’s antics, Jim’s golf, Clara’s dive, your vacation adventures, are right on the reel for the screen. Movies you make yourself, and show yourself—that's a thrill. The pictures are amazingly good. The cost is astonish- ingly low —about one-sixth as much as for °*standard’’ movies. Safety hlm is used and the price includes finish- ing by Eastman experts in Eastman laboratories. Nor are personal pictures all there is to it. Kodascope Libraries rent you reasonably from a choice of over four hundred subjects, professional photoplays and feature hlms, } Soh i: that will make any evening one to be remembered. The Cine-Kodak Model B, with Kodak Anastigmat fe 4 Me ¢ oe i So () . teh 4 a L nett ee ae Tus tnders perm: v0 ts 1 Oo are a ie@ns, - priced at ae . ” pisszai K odak Anastigmat J — 2 — @ make movies With the camera at an even nunadred. | ne K ocascope ( IS SO). Mid C1iAer at Uaiil wigari or ’ - - » 4 ’ ° CMe UE {nd ail vou do :: A com piete Outnt now — ( ine-Kodak (makes movies}, press (Me reiease— the camera gar ees Bi a is ae : ae , K odasc Ope (p oOyects movies}, and screen — as low as S140), a eee ee ee on eran is @urlomaiie im action lhe thousands of Kodak dealers are now prepared to demonstrate the Ciné-Kodak. If your dealer 1s not yet ready, write us for Ciné-Kodak booklets. [rt utissnt an Eastman. stint a Crte-Kodak alee - ‘ . A Rip oles NI agarose ” ee . . Ev od ind gegen te es ree Aes opel Biv ae . SSE Lirm on fhe stcrtcr BRINGIN' - ) JSUGD wry OOM | YOURSELF AT H ~SVUR WIFE VC

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TOONERVILLE FOLKS No Poaching on the Cracker Preserves By Fontame Fox (Copyright 1926—by Bell Syndicate, Inc Trade Mark Reg. US. Pat. Of.) Great Britain Rights Reserved “WHY THERES LEM PETERS HE HEARO me ) | ro ty WITH A BUSTED HAND! CALLIN HIM AN’ HE J WONDER How 9 Ce DEE-LIBERATELY WALKED T HAPPENED f . i | AWAY. HOW Do you , env: SUPPOSE HE GoT 7% 1 : — = THERE'S GEORGE WorRTLE WiTe A BUSTED HAND Too | } . AN’ THERES oLE MAN Jones es les! ys wer a BuSTED HAND _ WELL, LJ GUESS Drr Go Oown NM, . ME. WITH ANOTHER BuSTED . AND YouLh HAVE A To THE STORE AND Brie sk we HANDS IM GONNA | : BUSTED NOSE IF You DONT HORSESHOES WiTH SutTCAse Sim Run sles nN : BuT IF HES IN THE STYLE AST og - ste 2M / z= J SUPPOSE HELL HAVE A BusTED HAND Too! TAN“ how Kin LZ Pitcn | |/% % ges a EPipemic A | ~ BY THE Way, SmireR, R}]| HORSE SHOES WITH Vv AND IT'S FUNNY No foo you musT 6o tw ano You WHEN J . \ oNE WILL TELL How -— .—— MEET THE NEW GoT A BUSTED . IT HAPPENED To’EM 3 o STORE KEEPER!’ ' Dow't sE6e WHY You Dow INCLUOG me In SOme OF YouR . FISHING TRIPS: P é LOSS aes Ce | JuSt Love, Wm| , MR CVA THE SKIPPER do CATCH! FISH. : : ¢ YLY, ; 7 HAS MET THE bso ( CAUGHT ONE 4 _ | . 7 . ‘3 NEW STOREKEEPER ONCE- REMEMBER | 4 oA ta ) any | | THINK Mew ARE a . 99 SevFisH' -

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pio souls SECTIONS 4ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Az bases ss ECOND COMIC N M UTT AND JEFF - Mr. AND Mrs. © CAPTAIN AND THE Kips - Go ipserc*Dune Dora - WeastTer - TOONERVILLE o.Kns- BrinainGc Up FaTHER SUNDAY MORNING , June 13, 1926. MUTT AND JEFF ____ BY BUD FISHER _ No. Fok trte Last TIAAE X'e ‘OW You TRY AND GET «(T!) AND ‘ -CaTc -ce' TELLING You © WwonTt PAY is, SO. pees | ANMOTACR THING IF You z" captomes nud ane R-R-E _ You FIVE DOLLARS! I Don't T toANned — ASE ME Eor (Tt LAST Mont: ff OWE You EIVE iT TO YOU 4 ONCE MORE You'ke . ifr DoLLARs. LAST GGT A PUNCH i ) LX CAN MAKE ~ YEAR, IN THE NOSE. “- a , HIM AS MEEK == . AS A LAMB, —~ HY PrucT ts - i With has” : a | ow - ee On ye et en a. 4 SS) hype at ) a =f Him oR AN trouR, 4 HEY! TAKE oO = AJOW 1M ee. ‘ | ‘ aR. MON BEES == —s . Rs ea Xr —- foo “Ts. TT Aer PAS AUR SION et. eres 8 THAT Lion COMMAND You 2-4 - fe rrmr—“i ‘i OuT OF HERE. T BE (VAGElc, | : i | Cc MADC -p' DON'T aaa : = = 199 . “Wr 2 : 7‘ BU tic rer: | | (But He's PEREECTLY = a ie HE WASN'T HARMLESS — r sic. on ae a T‘Lt SHow THE ARE — Just eee HARMLESS. LOOK: a BO You SUPPOSE CL'D Be MYSELE DOING GET A CAMERA PICTURE TO MY “TIME 2 yee | = | (Twist HIS TAIL | CRAZY ENOVGH TO PLT RAN THAT’ TEE HEE] | 1 THE MEANTIMG WIFE ANB MAKE | ay smilcs, > eats slaias damebes | = | HIS TAILS! st Gcanoe Va Gee | 22 | = THIS tS GREAT! Aapal! thi eg fe ys | ihe} peti et pt PH e tite at! | 1 : WHE eae tt sist th betel) deel a Mot the bath | Pith StH sit Tia ets tear ' ; bale Hy ww ee ee > > + - Sa .- SS a - — - ~ + P * 4 . anit ti —— = =e Ui | i] ri Peseta ‘i Th in 4 T Par Med ji : itt t : i. i! an Mm eit i mt ) Ti ‘ ; \ K q MuTT, DiD X REAR Yov CALL OR WAS iT JUST MY

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sia e wone 2 ee nae nes ALWANS WANT TO {ver 3S GO IN\? Warn iB) MOTHER -_— LOOK THROUGH STONE COCKTAIL, “THE ALBOM ’ NEW VEGETABLES, PEACH COUPE AND ae 7 can os ( WAS COMBINATION SALAD, GO HOME AND 'LL HAVE A CHERIeN- wOME ON), MIN-eY 1) 4 P= TOU i BuT D AU GHUTER! ] B* NY id [ ~ ~—oe atone aa | OWS [= E HALF F(2iED CHICKEN, Aig OH LOOK AT THE PRETW UTTLE Giret’ AIN'T SHE SWEET! Wisk I AND You'll SEE HOW A ME, LITILE GIT2L KNEW HER BGTIME SHEIK GOES BUT- ber ey. ‘Sees 2 w ABOUT GETTING ACOA NIED AP\P-I | WELL .SOST GAZE UPON Mer AWEM, PARDON S a +e ree wneadig co Ve a 2 Now, SHUT Up NO WISE. CRACKS, Dumb Dora Registered U 8 Patcne Office SURE, HERG, HERE'S THE OW. BOY THIS 1S GREAT KEN-ITS FULLOF GAS] | ~THe AETERNOON WON'T . OSTM a: AN ol AN’ RARIN ~ SE — ACCEPTED CAUSE . es - SO — — | eum I'LL BORROW Rov's CAR AN’ TAKE DORA OUT TO “INSPIRATION POINTE THEY SAN EVERN GUY THAT PROSED ev eee “WS Resee senses vee voee eeeee sw eeeeete sseeeee aetene Dries Pte enee et ete ee Raa ee " . . x a ee ee ee sOess Oh seee AAA, “Oo AAAS eeecests Pewee eee eee: spe CO Ce Ay ne Se Aa ; oa BY Wy ts vee teens Aetna tee eee Oe iy PU eee ae AW SAY SHE'S RUNNIN’ GREAT NOW , DORA i) : ae y )WE,WOODCHU aon | y DONT STOF = . ~ e's om Ne eae 4S Message os) Veese a Af SAY “sg #0 tev agers 5 i 7 a « iZ ee Pie ian ! = ne ; od Ceneehe we " "ESPs + heed and Pe jt | »* . 3 AN Z ¥ \ YOUR TIRE- $400 I EIWED | HECB. BoB FoRGor A Na Tee sy You'ee PAN HIS pe) Baye Shake, (F NOO COOMBES Be ete LEND ME FIVE, a 7 Bi i sues T'LL TAK & GOSH! Now tr Won't & NOU ROME, Tar} LL START- IT'LL TAKE Foure} DORA, oe HOURS TO FIY. IT MY CA SH. re S EAIZLY-IWRY NOT. TAKE A SPIN OUT TO "INSPIRATION POINT "7 —» A ] - ++ + Ve tee eee om ~—- ‘ SOO BR Eon r Ld Fe ’ Cee os Oe ey oor “ - re & x a ee 0 Doo) oerrrrry ao AS > a ae a ‘. -- ty ~ . . \y : nee x Pd aie 0 — =] ler Syndicate Inc Great Britain nghts reserved

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we SI Pe epee m | © 4 HE TAKES THE FAMILY FOR AN OPEN AIR PICNIC BUT SAW? 7» o 3 THAT IN THE FUTURE HI? PICNIC? WILL BE AT HOME. |! By Hanrison & ROAD HOUSE BUT YOUR MAMMY WILL SOME SHADY RETREAT WHICH IS QUIET ra SHADY TREES~- BABBLING BROOK ]) > es: ; PACK A BASKET OF LUNCH AND WELL! |( AND RESTFUL SAND PLENTY OF BREEZES G60™ 95 ENJOY IT IN SOME WAYSIDE NOOK , es ear ee mrs nite es; : ' ¢! a. eaten eee Nt WS dl Now, SHUT UP) 1M NO W\Se CRACKS HEAR’ on et) * BD.) oe , “ r,s) ‘ J ) Di. Moves ey tee vee . vee iP 7 m An , f aS Oe ih Ae ae. Oe + atl 4 ied A i . - “td a ye CA Lh Z bass Va we ‘ee rege y if; i A ae Oe i LA A is oe) , ‘oe x, ™ a a of ) fig tap a te! Gulla . Le | Y'TH PESKY. A SEATED WE WILL PROCEED TO ENJOY! | Pee et Geel AAS 2.0% a. ate MY THE SE ne “2 - Oe ee a ig), alll baa = ges a See ey 4 boa me Af. \. } WOODPECKER You BETCHA, POPSY WE ,WOODCHUCK DONT STOP FOR NOTHING 3 FoRGOr WSWALLET TSH KNOW IF LEND Mt EWE, t'p APPRECIATE! OLD BON! THERES A ROAD-HOUSE ABOUT FIVE MOSQUITOES HAVE MILES FROM HERE AND WELL HAVE PUNCTURED EVERY ri | 2 To WALK IT WEVE GOTTER aS is ROOM 4 2 oe ae FOR

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EG! ee ee ee a on > ie pies tas = Tae x . . m4 \ p 4 a ‘ ee a . Sea. eS —— THE CAPTAIN AND THE ae Trade Mark, 1926, Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. : 4 06,196 Nettne POST DISPATCH. dh ) By R. Dir ks Originator of the Katzenjammer Kids wee oe. Loule newspapers OOMBTN UST FETCH THE OLD Car- 3 (SMACK IN DER EA | ||) — , ‘ ‘ j y ¥ ‘ v [eh resye j ? f° areds Cnet a! Cents We TS eo Hy kK my / ; se . Ry? 3 fe. : tH Hi! / i » ; yor ¢ ; 1 Hee +} ‘ ‘wo , . We . 2 onee _ cd. J ° * S50 Ue AY liegt a o> FO a: - POR. ok lt WA ee) a ~ My . ¢ S es, TO TON HOSPITAI ire Follows the Acciden FeO PST IO LISTEN Pack EA ‘pale 7 ee 7 ae F. s ae MIL Fiz wm it Occurred Are Con N= 5 is “I SWEET ees A , flicting WIT OLD JouN ° 1GOWA femme en FE HEART VE ISS Sa MURDERE : J BLOOMIN ae , AHOY! j /} . A™AN.: XN Se Mo AN’ FIGHT ¢ NO SWAB Re Two men were killed, five prob , \ ee A a aan > Ir Ta ance Reset egy he ete rot ge rege wt a ICRI STR Ages seman 3 mene tent” ite om ers ie OP AO ITO od Sele tpt meee ill Se cep gat em ten = incepta eae, Rageneutech Mhpir ee er ¥ 2 . © - = 7~ -- MILLION i Kk | | | va AIRS OUTA He J | FORVARD, MARCH IAS: | Sy Ww RAS OF A LIZARD CAN WL | ably fatally burned, and tw : = Be Sa a | ay in NP ccm. RUN AFOo , Rae: = slightly burned in the explosion o er \; ay Sa ee ae oS UL OMY 4 PEMELa still at the Standard Oil Co.’s re eee HAAN ~~ bi pre — : ANT \ ’ OF eazy | at Wood iver, IIL, sh i] (l N y ” z : Sa OEAK pet LIVE. ome my " . oe ee shortly TILA, | = , = — | e- . = @2y SEccr necncteeey: | a ae Ree vs | Conflicting reports were receivec of the accident. One was that sz still used in producing gasolin« from crude oil had exploded, and another was that it was a still usec making tar, It was stated tha’ kage from the still became ig- opted, causing ‘the explosion. - The injured men were treated at the company’s emergency hospit: at the plant, after which chor riously burned were tuken to ar lton hospital. ‘ J : , Z f / ; “ys >; “.¢/ = a}? ME ; he wey ce ray ee F; Sy Vdd 4 , of 4, ; 4 fe. Cees ost) Io - “ wal - bn . £ & u re? 4 ’ Vhe . TN J “s , “Hdd pm ee * D . Sa f } . y = ee | . * on & 5 >>y, g bd ff) (ia ¢ ~ te “ad . ~ ee u Hey,” Phi, if, ee : 2 i ne "4 ie Es | ™ ‘ ee oiire . ,* oN SY : ; tr /, rom ‘ ’ i) : , : j ’ ’ , > cl yp ss ‘By the Associated Press. _ MEXICO CITY, June 14.—Arch Dishop Mora del Rio, who has beer ®ne of the storm centers in the re ®ent enforcement of the religiou: 1 ‘ulations in Mexico, has mad: Arrangements to froceed to Chi ‘ago to attend the Eucharistic Con. Boe OA my Z wy - PA \ Sean : Comes ea, UND ‘ aA ‘TUR MFO Ke Me ATABOY MAMMA ) He will be accompanied by abou: OH DER CA Wit, MASSAGE: Oy SES ON TH peti (a ie ail “Al . | "@0 Catholic dignitaries from va: LIFE. oer ome HOW MANY TIMES DID YW BLOOMIN: Luci! PN Men ; ) MAKE DER NAUGHTY Weeerious parts of the country. The} “BOAT CREW 195 VE Pa SS { 1S D % ' : WEE,’ ? | AN SKI ' ) Teeeexpect to leave Mexico Cit) UND VE SAIL DER OCEAN BO ce RE og Al ) AVAY FROM ILt SCUTTLE THE GFE Fe | "3 | DOO. ag Wednesday. {|( sive 24 runes! (ae aoeemem? MY House ! SucH a JET\ wuoLe Lusseriy | pee ey gl “They pF OHO EME iss WILLS SAYS SHELL PLA tt VT GIFS For TEA CN en A ND or 195 NIX ia \’ J matt abeL og a vill Compete in Doubles at Wim- exces UNO FOR BREAKFAST BA \ \\“ wien R DER CaP. wb : ep | fe) fee ia bledon, But Not Singles — GITZA RD STew X aaa 4% | ae ee 7 (Ap 2 1 | bi,» By the Associated bey Wille ) NA \ eae ha, Bil a, _ American girl tennis champion, ha CY sc Yv , : oo p= of made such rapid recovery from th »peration performed on her for ap ndicitis, that, though she doe “a not feel equal to play in the sin ms “gles at Wimbledon, she hopes t ae play in the mixed doubles. | Miss Wills has allowed her en ‘try to stand for both the double ‘and singles, but her mother sail Moday that her strength would b ‘Bufficient. only for ‘the doubles “Mrs. Wills and her daughter wil eave Paris next Saturday for Lon ‘ ty »~ =~ » M Se. ee Sen |. RAED ae Sosa, a“ — - hades 4 Z eng atl cist MR Sr ies | apt ben ae " i m S oo ee eae Eas emi if nila ene as OS w aa ai 2 TR ES a iis Sk aa ee ea en ee ee ee oe “ —-_ See Tas ae. ee = a 353 tame ee ‘ baad ° - &, wa 2 * i ae ee Pe ne DO mer I OP BE te hg a Soc Sie sta s = in th Bt OY - Sete ae vas BE aa » ™ a LA - “ A aie ee ail fon. CROWD ATTACKS — RAIDER Pelts Constable Who Detroye Alleged TAquor at Picnic. After Constable Willlam Knigh had destroyed six cases of allege home-brew and two gallons of al leged whisky at a refreshmen stand in Point Breeze Park, Lema Ferry and Telegraph roads, § | Louls County, last night, the as ' sembled picnickers shoulted, “Ss this is a free country,” and pelte Auy! LIKE A DODp- RA SRS Saree rt Se ) sis oe 7 a the officers with gravel, focks an >. empty bottles. “ROTED BUTTERFLY 1 ) ST i. A UND DER NEXT TiME LL NORATO, tached cot, making aa Lire ARTER DER Na! eee B | | 4 Ou FEEL LIKE A guree.>) | Fisume © tex pi Fa? —— ST ns, many coviey THAW is : : py | Bn “tt ty BaZa _. PITTSBURG, Pa., 14— VooPs! 5 The At Zh eee) -'NG, ODER MIGHTBE TI i 4a, {| | OULD VE STAY | Mra Mary Copiey “naw caleba wD Prscsint Mp | Ne ‘ GET MAD § pot $ A VO RD —n ~*~ EF | VE 2. i = Se eet birthday at he To DER Te ake PS a : me here today. The ee Py ~ Yo Ay | Se an Fie 9¢° ike the, oben at endill wit Sas Geos, al -"'7 “ia. beet OY Ds | Thaw, in attendance. Last yea y. | CTS AS: ee i ; : While attending church, Mr ‘Thaw fell and suffered injurie m which she has never entirel Técovered. — Milinois Heat Victim Dics. |. PANA, Il, June 14—Centra ' Minois’ first heat death of th — $as0n occurred last night whe Calvin A. Neff, 47 years old, die Of sun stroke suffered last Thurs while at work on rallroad eas Of Pana. He had been uncon E scious since the stroke. 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