St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 14, 1926

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. -MisoaTe a SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-NISPaTCH ie a MPS HNL CAIM (Winn of Scar Cup and Plane He Few SISO TAKENIN' ""“Ntretacr cs. MANY KILLEDMISARK MEMORIAL © . a > FOURHOLDUPS ==" COMMUNSHIS UNVELED AT ; fee rs a = Two Managers of Kroger Mi!wsekee fp 1911. eS ) ; wo . Thousand Persons Impassioned Messages to > aii geet t " Re : ce large part of the estate is m re : Choi | of inter RECALLS SCENE AT DOORN veos= ie is a ee - S. a * bes bo i NERO Paya oe GALI memorial ¢€ . i‘ - MAJOR MARIO de BERNARDI astride the fusela o-ho rs | hi yplane. » safe. ~ - ; : ‘ - e ; 5 ; — OT} ot ‘ a th ‘ SIX MORE MEN ARRESTED Agents to Open Au sank ss: Smee cut nnn teres ‘tac ‘ * imperial G¢ War 2:0 3 oS eee ; or ¢ , : sae monument TOLDSTEIN. GLEARS IN HUGE COUNTERFEITING PLOT ~~~. s00-oa2 ccker oc Five Taken in Detroit and One in R APPEA Reston as Passer~ of ‘ : ¢ to ope ‘ 27 , ) ; * efore his deat! riague ¢t ; . One ha altin ' ause $20 Notes. cscaped with t} ie $7 oe . leer ; -— ‘he Pu 3 “ee i t age ne. ; ; we ; - 5 ge = ee : é ; e we - nxiety need he entertained Centineed from . ee "a 1 hes psc, aOR | Ute up RRR i adit ‘eoalieaiaiae Eee xe i de “No late Dews Wal femied oo. . o ~ we cTasi afke rs BROS AE Raed Gh gh ™~ Daniel | | New to the tron: of the base- ine Co., 3821 South Broadway. ai , petee . - 0° opening the | Taam Change Made Under Board's Rul- * ogg a deste . en ee ee = a could hear ing to Shift Force Completely . : a id th Hapltoes: ge amg ! ee : : } : 4 —_ JD " y “ ° ' “2 ? . % . - a _—— - = Bw | " i - . % : ; 7 F ; a ill ‘ergs as *uszle in Initials. bus 1 r a hear as ar Neos Tr | Ly. ©. even it ox lita ae e Ye , =" — , mf ' ‘ Pate D@- finish ther couid not ; Rese | ' ie to] , ieee ; d necessary to keet °% 3 “anger harry “ee Alpe mmade uz .e-rule whic! A Few of the® on | ae ae fi (i x = se % e Sak rerahet. wee ’ Britain Does Not Participars — 4 ~ ~ Sam a Neu a ee PER Epi 8 y ee ¥ , - bi n o P “s La hg 4 5 of a =~ * *h sa x ™“. ad “ * ’ _ one ~ the othing else ° le = nealing? | sage ecb —— ;' : my playing for fatare ~ rorTr acc ~~ oo. => © a ST. LOUIS SCHILLER VEREIN MAN CRANKING AUTORUN |S S™ SEE ce Ut ges Sass Sa ey «e 2 ee stort yer King | evect. after the murder. AT. ANNIVERSARY BANQUET | Se s{renet : > & Ti ines wy sipceiete. oe j UU i OVER WHEN CARS COLLIDE piv face.” A Bostor lady says =! was a decisa , “oy! srealis ¢ ‘ea “White Fox gawe me a new face.’ Josef Hoffmass: . phe r , ir . New Orleans user says “It sure | 300 Menurbers Att reaeit TF Walter FPuess, 24 serrousiy Injured takes the burn out € ; ho aid want to ec: > with lot) r of "ens cCar- ; - an how I .did want _ = ;' ji th pf sunburn . you to dreamia hea and , ' ee ” somor of . After Machine Stalls 2 Sees ae ee ee oe l Tal S a O den fis a - he -r ratic Fex quickly reliewed me of cold We can bave next F: iv afternoor a" | ' ae ver : ‘ on Broadway J os ; : , sores. A saiesman wrnotes it — together.” Ynee the write: . er’ aut As ser : on I te - an _ : ‘ = ear absorbec ™v¥Y piles im Six CGarys. S - ’ i - ele a . : ; 4 a * d ~ ” ; ; “ ‘ ; Pour ictters are a bilessire ant: , . = stn Tat Traveling ™an sars RK. necked “Ty rd f 4 : itchy pimples from my face im 3 ms.” and “}j am a tonely bow ¢t ss | nea a uUSSe* - , . | ne : __ Pam right —— s ee Iv, ig? = | , ie il ' : , days. Panama lanai user de- . —— . ee" ead ; ye , wing oleae : Tur ~— clares “Best for tropical prick!+ exist before. oTs Wailing f ) is beat.” Daily letters tel] of mar , aa . i : o : - aad . * se ~~ fs > . on 7 — _ oa a * - —_ + . te y Attormers Clash + dan with Ugnt a eoTrared ’ Ln@u ‘ welous results. One reads: “Cor ipse great W elte-Mign m L.dDrary of recorcec master- to the generavioas ’ ' ‘ : ; ' to nm rected bac case of poison tvy im 3 ; : . a : ° F ‘ ‘ “ i’ “The only fault I the bodies of th murdered lua hau ir and gare “PSS WAS § + a. were found Alexander Sj: - 4 fall eervants Limas? - ET icine roy : B¥YPe- fue NO an e ms a , over 200 great arti ~ 7nd vi : ‘ a i Wik AR ey os - RS Gea ge pi xa. Je ats , ; wot Songs 0 ad -” —_— By: is aes t ' a nessa, Geciaring {ft was pot Tt a rs = rae mai suis 2 ; ; - her rm over 2 . . , ame. i 25 al accordance @ith. testimeny + : aaah : | 1. ; the immense efect ot 9 - Lae &. > «oe ao ‘ . : . > - ry > > . s > os . _ . ” : “ . - . ; = p * i ~ * _@se se ei ~~ - Sime witness at @ grand irs eedar tid verve! sh a last ps Jig . h 3 : . ' teopge strument and 108 oH vestigation in 1822 During a dis : | i : ) + 2 ; aa aa a ~ * : > ——_ ‘ ; — _ =n . _ - o te a ‘ . + . : 4 ay = on > ad ?a. : dé a mpeortasce. « Le & cussion of the qrestion, Cimrence © : ‘ ts as inec he Sta cas unde tn 3 : | aos Ln d ; “coming from a ceunty of Soex«ers.” e end , with amon: a \ a The Court fraliy intervened % ats 2 Pty ' P — , : A ¥ ainut Bedroom Suute _ “There must be no talk of bosses; ee | Se Phaties ot Venetian motif. Dec- har! . , _ a? , « ata: = rome . , ; orated rose Od fronts. »ere,” said Judge NORE GA IAN Ie PY 0 Ang ee xer, presiding , tm o Yo att a ) : ris J Lr \ e- ) Hoge - : ~ JOS] : : | highlighted. Enaght pieces The proeecutor mg the testimony of Miss Agnes .nus . 5 deal . nc : | — = ‘ : : a x te prosecu hoped San . . rand 4 ~ Z | four-piece vanity Cresser, | e ‘Ge nnon = where Hal! was rector to ™?itrnesses< Seiiainiiasiiiaacie : , . : wl os ; iaiilinti i —— Se s ie Tuli size bed. An who are not hostile but certainly .. ee abi : initiate sates : | | | mot friendly te the State, since the | sites aey . —_— : , . ~—y = ' aiiv attractive set R O T o™ ; , 3 : < » ; . ~ wi - re a - te ‘ * - 4 j e : ‘ are friends of ome of the defend se - = a yal — — -.) EPR DUCING PIANO — to Maly With Mra. Hall. fire Damages Gapment Shops “ges aga paste. = ceed i — ; Complete. DILC 18 Sterer. whe has been orgar a il . staitiieniadia ae . me ; - ist ef the church for more thar : ville fort - Pes be ited im en 75 6 MAT | A win Bed s nag of the fuli- bs . = Sie t a uy years, teetitiegd that on Friday wo. +o te ~ tng % : # ws . : —— might after Halt had 'e* _— a . a3 , . -_ a. —_—" — JHE MASTERS FINCERS ON YOUR ri ANG - 5 * Thursday night and had fai’: / Pee y — , “s . | te ag ee - | : : Bar thes the intabeee evela ne ajar Garment Co. firth oes. mit | Deer KS ORWIG-LEROI J 2 St She choir rehearsal as he wae sein Garment Co. fourth floor « | OMB” wy de mee : 0 VRNITURE DBCORATONS + DRAPERIES ig - the chet : a eg on Ev |, BALDWIN PIANO COMPANY, __1111 OLIVES! The Staic ¢ ited the ates ¢ : : , rs “ rm tte | . Mi :* me . 7 4 : + : " : , a% » ‘ ' ro 2 ra a or a s ; +

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ISDATCH _ TORS’ CLUBS sR HACKETT WILL, Di-: ae. oaiinias : ‘ NWOT. ] 4. ws The ; e K. Hackett, the) profession will di-) | his estate of more under the terms of ; Pday in Surrogaic &; REVOLT IN ow is Mrs. Beatrice acke tt. who for his leading woman Sey “4 iy 7 i: Mobs Run Wild With & aging .. arms and Torches jp & self in 1915 after cen Night Attack on 7 tt ihowbelded. a thorities. 4 ° rother ba Sg ; . ~i>7 od | . A by the Asso lated Prege ekett lives. she will LONDON, Nev. 13.— Cer ~ a ; ‘S : ; = rds of the income jc revolts of a militant type th. remaining, broken out in varioug pies his daughter, Mrs.| West Java. Despatches from Ba te? of | Jet roi Via today reported Serious cett’s death half the | turbances, with loss of life. No ¢ apportioned, two- ures on casualties are given. @, two-fifths to the! wild, with firearms ang torches Board of Educa-|' West Bantam the district chief » in reward of dra-. killed, together with Several s e-fifteenth each to} tives, and his wife and child b, the Lambs Club! wounded. The district chi¢ Equity Association. Tjenings and Laboens w Guests, the value of tacked. The former wag king nown, will benefit: well as the police guarg ley of London, his: tried to protect him, while the] the National Me- | boens chief, though wounded, y at Stratford-on- aged to escape. ett and Mrs. Hunt-| In Batavia a prison wag gt , by Communists, four of whom Wounded. The others fled a HEERINGEN made a stand in @ telephone tion, but were disperseq by Mrittent drizzles and si SCENE AT DOORN vou >= sand show Mate’'s MeMOrlal Stau Railway lines were torn up Press telephone and telegraph comm by. 13.—The death, von Heeringen, : German War Min- | @*®s joined forces with the e of the most pain- thorities for the Suppression of ted at Doorn since | “orders, and today the Gove the former Kaiser, U*DeTal of Java reported to s before his death Hague that the revolts had incen, whom. the. PY gown and that no fy ed Santa Claus be- anxiety need be entertained, owing beard, care No late news Was received f y his respects to his Batavia tonight, but a Gin ander in chief At Il said to his 4 Gear (;eneéeral, when we two shall meet Clark was the lat “3 — Bowing munition aboard a ship boun Batavia, which it is supn-sag “7 nN ~« we * past, the clearly organized nagmrowful | ty will pardon me if: " Von Heeringen re- ©! the rising causes appreh that +h ay menseior Wat ther of us, 1 belleve, ‘79? th's may be another defjggpens:c = instance of Communist acttytypaia! tlio. the Far East. Those familias Dutch Colonial affairs assert the Dutch authorities have / been fully aware of the Cont 4 the day f the house of so offended at this eplv that the dinner band the aged Gen- Today = or - Archipelago. By deporting ickets for |/'OTS and forbidding Com gatherings they succeedeg@ measure in suppressing manifiier lien Get $4006 Payroli Uons hostile to the Governttifingeherous. Office Safe ‘Tries to Kill Four Children and gg Prisco sells ‘ liroads at this offices men obtained $400) CINCINNATI, Nov. 8am of then mey from a safe INjepondent because of ill bel ee he South Side Clean-|Mrs Catherine Borchelt, 42 hee South roadway, at old, gave poison today to her a terday, after boldine | hildred ranging in age from nd two women em-/i4 ,cars. and then swallowed @ Pcing them to lle OD ‘herself The five were taken osnital in serious conditions, rie sf oe . iy an arr) Many Comments jf. ...... by a Great Artists @ {} ’ ’ th They Vladimir De Pachm “One of the greatest @xm@,.... covery of Weite-Mignon. have always looked foraa them I heard the sound of SH” own playing coming out of fe: piano without a pianist. BP senatoy @+@ . Josef Hoffmann: iQ] Pr . a “What an incomparable hy strument is the Welte-M1 “ete It is a great loss to humae ‘ thet the Welte-Mignon did! a” at exist before. What a bl lg ‘corded master- ‘9 the generations to come. F Grand algrave's classic exe * it has become a counterpart has Ignace Jan Padere “The only fault I Bavé@,. find with the ‘Mignon’ name. This is misleading @ the immense effect of this strument and its great + artists is con- 2000 selections iections. can be importance.” \. , \ | ME the } wii Pt Ju E Bake, Di q oe INnOTN 3 Sia kK} ING PIANO on ~ ——n pi INGERS ON YOUR PIANQ boy r = You can purchass r : on COme>nient , budge: pian os enters ating n ? od | | Wing Ps ~ i ] af wiles S¢ th . Pa 4} i! ‘ ‘ ? I _~ | esr yT T¢ } ije-Tre ™~ i? a ~ hrat Pe in L¢ mor Wiodm 9ohiies of ecrors »af ’ i] 7 ; ry i] Pal ie ‘ wr? ¢ by ‘ ij mm | , iit i 5 « | t owt . ~ i rt ; _ id . iif + ’ ; _ i {? ‘ 437 ; : t d 7 , i* , TT ’ af i}e } : ' - esa yng ’s _ ; &. . 5 i ne } {>} ‘ + 4 ’ >)" . ee. Prog j cv ? rr f) AVE: rial C‘om- ! teGor. Bak- oh H to! f lé stat l’rison Prop nm ild ~ pe r Mar Led i: ee ! ! q*? ‘jr _ Say oe r-Spangile ' ed 11 tion ¢ . 7 : tC] (,OvVe?r.- }] Srerfeor for. i iT? bys ] SS10} ee Qe if VA is rn oO _ iti . ? Old Tray i “pe KEY WHes a ‘ x k I oOvering ‘ } led I } I AW ah ie ‘ The rs 43 Str mec of ap- rhe Tanks Oo ‘ J sure Pliar verdict Memorial. fed the me- th State of Known Clark is the history nave Deen “more conven Served in peace i ‘ served ‘ i(;overnar Bowling Green re 7 Be Kan (“oolidg memoria!) is life for his BD your hearts is oe e home :s 2 r3%% giris of | 72 ow . . . ‘ * + a ; 717 their light pumps wet and mud Tribute Follows Tribute. Tribute after tribute was ;the statesman as the ever increas- ing crowd eagerly strained its ears to catch the speaker’s words. a fourth %! the addresses, but thé spectators remained in the cold and wet, Ing their silent homage to sae memory of the great man who was their neighbor Hundreds unable to get within earshot of the speak- ers retired to the streets about 'Many sought refuge from the funder store facades and in trances, hut others stood stolidly = - mn ¢omrtader . , in) the Ope ie Watt mus every ifure of the speakers and studying ithe memorial. The crowd about the platform ‘churned the green of. the co }house lawn into mud... Small and girls of grade schools gazed ‘in awe at-the statue and solen listened to eulogies. The . ey, we ; ilaAppe i ~~ |hugged their coats about them pressed to the front where eould hear, their bushy. goatli beards bobbing up and down the. chewed tobacco. Others, lacking tobacco. reformed words of the speakers with their lips. All forgot discomfort Satiatin their hunger for tribute to County's Horn -~thinking. perhaps, of the way Representative Clark's Voice ones boomed to them from the stump as they tried to eat louder fragments of the speec} Interrupt Program for Lunch. Representative Clarence (ar of the Ninth Missouri District, “hal lark’ ? { laitip { ia . = UW + che j al ‘allawing hi 3] received, and -following his tributes ’ ‘7 ~* , ; ; O01 eulogy ine program was In rupted for lunch, pending the al of Senator James A. Reed ind Senator-elect Harr, During the interinission the increased and it was necessary old the afternoon program: in ountyv courtroom. More than persons managed to crowd theim- | . " . ™ } = ? - selves into this hall and othe: packed themselves about the court reom doors (ithers, finding admis- sion jmpossibl retired to square again or Ioitered in groups apout the building. The afternoon program howe ve? \\ ~ ads ea ‘ 4 ' ' Goodness and Mercy of ik eens le ‘Mii Yale, Eli Yale! tirek-ka-kex, University Club Dining Room Divided Into “Bridges plung Hostile Camps While Loud Speaker Gives 3.4" famous Yale Underdog taking an-{of a luncheon. A JPrinceton alum- f condolence at . ie re the piay-by-play account received from Yale to nudge and grin at. by KSD, the V’ost-Dispatch radio of the House of! ry Fs oe p eee ’ ‘)9 hie sOWl at New Haven, will be broad-| /” oe e a | ill ‘ e = . OOwing KBaturdarv, Nov. ° radio n whose name he bears, participating in the | » ha . FL ey as ‘ . hear tne COTIN Py mee Or) departed arm-in-arm to f the audience could hear square to watch = the program. Lawrenceburg, Washington. Member of ars Speaker of the Senator Hoste? yesterday. tN et his nor his title to office be- his statue in the centuries to come tl} passerby may pause and, gazing up- counterpart late Champ Clark, recall the rug- ,8ed virtues of his life and in them inspiration devotion to home and fafherland.” | ormer Gov. Elliott W. Major of | lissouri in anothep address, said: a Champ Clark the national politics and a faithful and jp trusted sentinel in the vigilance of |TOO™ and, after availing himself of | History of the Memorial. appropriation memorial was ma the General Assembly but was not released by Gov. appropriation the by 14 feet, was executed by Freder- sculptor, (‘lark laracterized the Albert t leading On the was March ha side bears the na Jefferson and Find Hawes. Hawes reached Bowling (;reen after the and hour locate er declared the cer- (;reen again, if muddy MAN IS BURNED FILLING LIGHTED GASOLINE STOVE me em ee ee ee Landlady With Arthur Smith. 58, Is Taken to Hospital. : Wa wuUrnied his furnished room at 700A Market } st > ‘ ] W ) 7% OTA XSOId1e? Wi ites ‘a ‘ uN ae ro. restilne YaPinersiips saat law or 5 bridge Or in foursomes on the (links or at squas} , ; i te - " - ' a Py rrr - eae . is left to alumni whose wajst. Yard gain. Someone plunged It ren to 7 and there the score re- 7. Dawes, who wired the fami! iday that he would attend “= POLICE CATCH FUGIINE ROBBER IM HOTEL LOBBY ‘Flaherty, 17, Who E Trial for Murder Here. lines have changed and whose fra- , ternity pins are somewher. in qa /ine. Second and one to go. the teams see-sawed up and down bureau drawer. forgotten. Short pass to Moeser gains a two (the field with Yale always threat. Nevertheless it was a strain. Be. feet-—mavybe. Only three inches to ¢ning but only once getting within "7 Tomorrow morning D ~— (‘oronado Hotel yes- was assigned to an expensive “Have Courage.” Last Wor: recognizing th: helping to send companions to prison Ewing’s address will b beries in Cleveland and sent to the : . % > » Be : : . _— " 7 . ? Se ’ flowing string which he escaped last Sept. | By request, Maurice accon to the court- °$ } teturning to searc headquarters, filed off, under the ~ no trouble getting started. Told to Grads on Radio Sag tpcode Princeton's “Fight, fight, cheering above announcer's voice fridges plunges and Yale stops SIMPL F SERVICES Princeton a Yale Plays Hftahoy ie the dura whee A — —e wave of Yale the News of Football Game. ee eer? : _ - : + — S iach crits i l’rinceton mand, center and he r t’1steS Wel uaruwAny — 7 va > . “ | , “ay aliernoon, as he listened | '0. .Nobods Was COvering (‘aulk- wis and squeals from the : tee iu : il aie ae CO-a cO-ax. “VYa-vay-yay-veow! yeiied the ‘, - 7? loud SIE s ker in) tie “ryive rity "hh oe : . God, as Aged Statesman : nities a 8 Un PSY | Princeton grads in the University Phe University Club dining ease Had Requested. udp dining roorn. “sounds like the (‘lub dining reo an id th: litter ther licking.” nus 18 an emotional man. If he All th Yale men in the room )|Was young, vesterday, he tried to rere Silent All the Princeton men Tug at his rriustache., If he Wis a ° . * . . | +? ‘ ‘ 19 Fie Ae, | rotn Yale. ‘ reotn suid, “Ho-ho-ho'” tiiddle-thirty he srmoothed the bald | Athletie relutions between Yale spor ubov: his fore head, ferv« ntiv . atin . “Yale has tha ball ‘ } D on ‘ . i¢ ' ? , " ‘ " ; a * hiitd Vrines Or) ai ivr} see rTwped : ae Was Thlkddis -aged sift Sq ueezeqd - Ser rea , ie sal tons 22-yard line Ssirained., a luncheon rol! With convulsive } i sali 'his was goin to The gathering was on. of muanv / movement No watter what his Yr & : : : Zute , ime t} St. [Louis ETrOUpPS Which listened to age he singled out some friend: ” out ’ ‘ left. .and the Follow Game by Diagram. *.vard 140Nn, from Palmer Stadium at = a i ‘There ase a blackboarse oO} the %.. Ww os lin . 3 rinceton Next Saturday th. re Wa nha k boa . Ms y are lining up now... ; ' “jag ae wall and a young fellow Amherst: huddle...There ale-Harvard game, in the Yale a = | Phere f } Saaie ehLiiti it. He used red chald for runs an teners Vili near a ull aceount White chalk for forward Passes “a Yale back Standt; the Army-Navy contest in Grant Keestatic white lines danced on th him for no gain. ‘k Stadium. Chirage hoard whenever Princeton had thi “Vayy-vaaa * ; = ‘ ; aAs ‘ pe ti ; ball, for the Tigers were using an | hell!” (Credited a Princeton alu: Listeners tabicl -artixan.. = mi ‘ te alu i as - rs aerial game. . nus.) resterday’s listeners at the U'ni- ; ae alten” test Following the touchdown in th Goodwine goes around left end parte. . i) wer rabid partisans é id h “ a Pan 2 ng t} dj test | Second quarter and he’s OVER! ‘6S 45 the gridiron contes , : , ; ¢ asted rh pin “Princeton is now n Yale's 40- shook off two apadeticind Then, sons of Yale and F # 7 ‘ 1 or whatever the speaker)—to Moeser for a 10- | 808. is second down on Yale's 22-yard mained, while 4 “ese 6 beaten over the radio euomes.gZze. Fourth down and three inches | Striking distance of the Tiger goal. st aS hard 4s sitting tn th, stands tO £0. Bridges smashes through Bunnell Runs and watching dear old Yale right tackl for five and firs* | “The ball is on Smeared into the dust All a Yale down Rarush liere he comes | yard line . . Bunnell! an could do af the University around left end! No. they ecrdbbed | Off on a BEAUTIFUL rup lub veste rday was th throw . hirn dr the eweater and dragge i | tive four-vard line ‘igarette butt disgusted!ly into his him back. Ile loses a vard. ” on Princeton's four-yard line ree cup or wince while Philip “Attaboy!” screamed a Yale | De Wiggled and straightarmed and Pan, ie announcer for WEAF. alumnus. so loudly that his I hi side-step pe d his id, monotonously :, “Another! Beta Kappa. key shook on its | ?Uddles Voods pass, Baruch: to Caulkins is com. chain. © end Nope, ted.” | through and brings him down Tie ih de pone arta Sccond Down, 11 to Go. Yale loses 5 yards, second down anda when It broadcasts a football! game. “Second down and 11 to go-—the (9 to BO .- . Brandenberg makesa You can't see the hope that s} inew ball is now on Yale’s 24-vard line. | yard . \ pass the field, The plavs corms: sO A short pass to Caulkin puts | “Princeton intercepted It fast the announcer hasn't time to Prineeton on the 20-yard Hne in The oldest Yale alumnus in the Stop and say: ‘Looks bad fgy 800d position for a kick Baruch | room blew hie ‘ale, but you never ean tell | drops back. It looks good—-(the | into a pipe bow! and presently-——~ football till the last whistle blows.” | Princeton stands go wild). He! when the game When Yale was backed to he izhe vooted one ove rom. the 36-yard | ™arked: “Anyway, you can’t tear ard line in the second quarte; ine. The score is 10 to 6 in favo: UP our goal posta, lin didn't say: “A Princeton Of Princeton Now | Il switeh vou | ™an who lays hand on fumble will save a froucndown.” onto the field fo vou can hear the speaker _paye Dismal Vale for Yale. cheering.” — wan, T shall go downstairs All the Yale alum) heard wus “Yale,” observed a sandy- aireg paige = a Harvard Lampoon. is ‘First dowr -vard| man who had heen eating his et GOV. SMALL WILL ++ gi hein 7 , rae a2IWaVS COM bucK sirong j +7 ° ' ; a2 he , ‘ ? ; EF ; ball on Vade's cigtd-yars inc rhe sound ‘of a band. playing WILLIAMSON WAR ‘ontinued f-om Page One. JuWn here and the boys ail know ‘ . . s¢ ; "96, % , | + . , . ’ 74 eecond down and eight vards to gu Phe Guard a I’rinceton chant. a touchdown. ..Prineeton hud- Yale cal part of tt way back howete lies Hes rit ip ‘‘aulkins | 4 tie Ja 3 _, ge , =* cy }- Sun ‘ 4 4 - ” Is wae . ! ; Kk ’ ¢y } 1 f “ ; ] } ‘ ] > . >y* three yards...Third down and five| Mme and Bunn ie Yale quarter. - as ‘ ee : ~ : . : . i« P j ‘ P » to . — =o e@s 4 » - so tor a touchdow Now it’s7;rums if pack to las ~-yal Sticks of dynamite. fourth down and a vard to go... {line ailing, hits the line for five ‘ , a Vards Say ! ; 7 Bar AY \ louble A gplode tore 4 " ‘ ¢ «7 ‘ } ssl P ; : ; | iPralmst the Vi ai {ii Ou} Dasr. NO, ie 4 OProh tuiro eh and woods 10 varda froin the loud speaker) sn ruc caught him from behind Failing eabin The 4 ‘+. ; : P ’ %. } 1 ? R , i . , -# ° , ‘ , . / ’ isses to Caulkins.:.and Caulkins / loses five. He's hurt. He's gros ‘today in Birger’s hamburger stand (>\ KR. ii forwa ad pas q>\ ¢ - \ hie , if ac hirn off. lle iooks yr) the Harrisburg eter} a . . . +) . izht end scores 6 for Prine disgusted Hie throw nis helmet | commands the entrange to his log ja ev pulled ths nnexpected low! lioben goes in, cabin and its used Yale was expecting uo thrust at “Now, we'll get started.” pre “u sentrybox. he loudspeak- er?)...Hoben intercepts a Prince- goes..He car- ries it to Princeton's 2-yara line: pass. . There is silent. A man | ain. He's from at his face. A large, fat fellow pats his stomach, teeters back his chair perliously and says, “Yay— Vale's Ball, 4 Minutes More. .Four minutes Oo plas .four minutes of the hal? on Princeton's line... Princeton fa fighting * ere wane Rime aps diagrammed the | Goodwine hits the line for half * rearnien + “¢ vy oe ‘ea ye} ver ete - ; ; Cyst in wiry f} ur .. shion. ame he Kaliie is cool} a5 tariin repo te vard One aoa n half to a Ser. : ..No, they caught ic up and held ond down an’. tackliers. The yard line. First down and 13 to. Princeton ends were playing close. Baruch is back. Kick forma- i They thought hea got through cen- tion. He passes—(pandemonium in/ter . . . Sturhahn - sree diene Pp - FE ED AERO A MEIN NE Se i ANIONS RETR BOER i MN RC er RRS ARYA . , rer - —— . ™ “ ” ore aren hc ek, ta 7 p+ A teay rg aint » * ee eee . ane teeny aver draiabe elilige. gr Nees ste tga Og sie fete - " io our bw iK . ¥ Bs q Gu hack Meets Fy ‘ OREN a idl teeetitietoeteieds tbetiines Aether RE LOL LN LOL AISLE Ty AO OTL EE SEL AS LONE AS EN i LN, Ree ees LOE A ECLA ALS ENR LINE SOL OIE AI AAO te ee et at ee ae a eee eee = SN 5 AAACN ko CE ORNS! PR e . i cnaettdinteeneret eaten betaine ode eee A tie cl SO AOE OD yee LRN atlas hE NR RC RRO MP crt. and a Princeton - " et ae eee Saee a eee a Eee > een 6.5 wet etpetery PO cae ape eM MN i A RR PRE GLE NG I ELLE EEE IES TLS AL! LEE ALLEL AO OLE ELE AN POLLO LS GLI A tO me s Sb oe var my ‘ Corner of the scoreboard KEFP HANDS OFF plane were made of bundles of 26 Zach contained a two-ounce bottle of nitroglycerin The only one to from Birger's others are on display Transcontinental Tour Human avndmic, TrTanr A student of human nature. j Living example of success rough principles he teaches. ANALYZE YOURSELF. THINK FOR YOURSELI As Yoa Think, WHY BUY IMITATIONS MADE OF COTTON AND CHEAP WOOL INSIST ON GETTING OCATIONAL EXPERT SALES that ¢ Idwort help! But a few doses of Creo-Lyptus will bring you almost instant relief. Used and recommended by mil- lions. Your druggist will sell it to you under a money-back guarantee. Just ask for Lee’sS “YOULL LIkEIT . et | his rountrey * those who died | “THROAT and LUNG ANTISEPTIC” ADVERTISEMENT Complaining about Piles Can Be Cured Oughor Without Surgery An instructive book has been pub. Me] This book “| without Iron. finement Siiece more book lone 1 ee ree address to I?r, 566 St. Louis Ave., Exeekwior S Choosing a Profession! Cold & Stormy Weather Muffler Buttoned Around Neck and ‘Men Muffler Buttened Around Cap immediately following the two free lectures Mr. A struct his only St. Louis class. For particulars or vocational self-analysis ap- pointments call at Moolah Temple or phone Lindell 0632. Children ON SALE AT LEADING STORES For Boys, “He Who Stops Learning Stops Growing” ve , o - Hil : Hit ih itt —— ul Mi iit, Me ‘ ; i if ; be : " tH i Mi PTT ty ; ] } } He will help you than probably ss Oia . i4i LloTity. 3 To Hear Him uw ih b TS" HH ’ gett Ele phy Tit ‘i So You ARE! M. E. Appelbaum HE US. STAR SALESMAN “no cottection” IN TWO FREE +. 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aie: 3 “— 7 POST- a " ‘iis a ~ 2 »Osted SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 PAGE 4 ST. LOU'S atin FINAL SUNDAY OF THUMB-BOX (isons Committee, wnich a 7 =e : i = rae Na- “JUDGE HISLIZENUS, Ha WHO IS DEAD _ SECND BANK wD = z, ~ m ~ ~ v . > EXHIBITION Of ST, LOUIS ART i oie vonckeg "shor + omens Will Be Shown ¢ral which har een selected St. Louis artists. and occu «te (t SI. e , es edidaita tind’ «) saa Tiah an Clits toe ae im Other a from the Museum galler for pm 1] s &t the Museu! Today is the last Sunday that the vate lection: ‘ ft: A serie: Two Men Beat Robber. annual thumbd-box exhibitio on of St. of educational displa} being or- Svirester Kit a negro rey _Ouls art. which hag been on view ganized iu operatii wit! held up two white men at Se ‘or severa) weeks at the City Art number of institution in and rt hee . nd fiesouri avenue. CIN LPAI. Museum, is open to the public. of the citv. to meet suests . Si eye ‘ " = * edie Se td als woe. “ye ne ho r . ‘ P thee: - ine 4 oe c 7 re bs " Sat Bra AS OE | EE e ~ a oe tah ter : ae oF eo ay eee | $s 4 os Saas POE Note re Oo ae POS bide Ae aoe Wey * ce ex ae 4 ; t Peay bh ei a ate %, ¥ : ‘ a) my rat ray J x 32 aN ‘ie BP ee 4 eae o +: ee sd - - es? j a sch: ¢ ie ses he 6 rs bi a s 4 ’ ? o - poe ¥ Magee ‘ areas 2 ee ee ‘ ¥ ry ae * 5 Re ; $ Tea fo Mabe Pe Lee ee eee 1 RE aS nl ie ps , Sera wee a =, Cai Fe - Ake . 9 i ae FF Gn t we Piet Tn pe bop ae ig ol ngs eee. Sry GY sane ag +2 « 4 ae h = ey | al he ri bs my : : ¢ +4 pridiny ames - Pee Te Se ee z a Sues a ; ee . : - ” LO cet hig na il ~ 4 * * fe PNY dt i eet Pe ~ oo HIGH-GRAPE ALTO ACC BRASORY = .— ~_—— -ithem he % at fficer atin é: : k og : ' ‘ ank ivine 2a lirea the - e . on +a ws bd , : Som 3 ‘ = , r ¢ 8 T a * virtu Salesman—Unusual Opportunity ing for suspects. As he was taking) Appointed by President Se WE 8 Assocsaied Prose . | terest of W. D. Leroy im @ virtt XMAS ae A highly rated out-of-town conrern manufacturing national: own brand ¢ as 7 rae a finished, Syt- Roosevelt to Serve on : * “es ) : i — e § je. montnas 4 pee Aute Accessories wants a high-class repr arket athe to call er car dealers local] i : ; . The | Be. = ep : ss ¢ aa Senet od: , riter* We are morke ne =~ atenied iten —e b, 4 s | 4 e R, | a. ra “- . . ; : is Tai Tru - ("9 ROAD IMPROVEMENT ES nese Ger te ake taeritesion She tee cece eons [| men were Lawrence F. Betram.| Court-of First Instance — a (aoe ) ~ ILLINOIS ul : Fi08 siti appeal, with tremendous duplicating powrr, and should easily be worth S600 fashington Park. a suburb of East | gee ij which closed here yesterday ame. Gap ie LEF I BROTHER TaPackoch te Bete Ractnct: FoX ¢ eta Po: Sach. * "G a a > cu x .. e N a Fo x. J a ~ HOURS DRIVE FROM LOS ANGELES OVER PAVED BOULEVARDS F PIPE FURNACE \4 Acres/ $75 Full Price |) oe 17 Player-Pianos TO BE SOLD $ > 92 i Se 6.6 6 6 0-0 Gas nota MBL Down),-.=.)$1 Per Week m iis ee Terms as Low as $2.00 a Week on the 17 Instraments o Assessments All the Players are in nice condition. Some of them are the best “ a & Fulmore, County Surveyor s, Riverside, Cal., who surveyed the property. ’ _ motors iy STILSON PIPE WRENCHES utes — zo out a Peg Pet CRORE RELOAD GS RAE a BNE a : | s dt Bs ein Co wrt whe 4 y - Ae we wite i uh? ~~ ower wires pe wT > J ° 4 i. Ve She’ gi APN a er By ¢y ai’ at ‘ai’ ae Le cig Cee Saat et 2 Paty tlh, Patt, Dade Poste Peer Cem wees 1 «,. UP Sp Ye 3 Tre +t ™ wt he Sa? Pe * wire’ etre Ww ' ‘eas Ws Pan 1); As’ Sar’ obs” A +4? SAY re hes ry rm 1 mA ¢ so wT ‘ & te whew wile om Pair . & s* + obi? “bi dy’ hi ahi doe Pos cut were. A Do You Know That Good Farm Land i in California Will Soon Be PS en instruments we purchased from the curity Title Insurance & a sod: Co. of Riverside, Cal., will guarantee title. | —y | | ee at a Premium? : : | wiater niche. | oUt We are now open: ng our 7th tract in this vicinity, near paved boulevard. GOOD, ~ FERTII TE LAND, all under cultivation now. Average elevation 1600 feet, prac- & 58 to 75% of all ge . : STEAM AND HOT . WA tically free from fog and frost. IDEAL FOR GRAPES, FRUIT, VEGETABLES § motor wear — accor A -Column, 38-inch Hot-Water Ra AND POU LTRY RAISING. Only enough slope to make 9 ee practical. Ber 26 . | ced ; a : a — +--+ SMITH-REIS PIANO CO, 200028 8 e eae teense ana arearof any of our ners a reference = oe Se) Most of them are mahogany, some walnuts, some oaks. Everyone °~* ~~ 0 ee THIS AD Has a VALUE o7 S Do Not Throw It Away . ) 10-INCH 14-INCH of them are worth at least twice what we are asking for them. Our (2 ons) paso e We : ; | Arrow 9) 69 Christmas stock of our own makes are arriving fast, so we must {f "eons eo Pee IF USED ON THE PURCHASE OF ONP OF OUR QUARTER ACRES ' es Cc 89c close out all the Smith-Reis ° ten minotes—for a fact cf what 't will cost 28 limmited ree! f these = -_ . : , —o irand Fianes. spe- S pois - —_— ‘ } ris rertisement with 2 SO 1¢ may reach our oft; ice before 5 P. M. Sat- _— repair the damage cold ell cially priced ‘fur this Terms A Week © 3 B urday, November 20, 1926, and receive credit for $6 on one of our quarter acres, J do. Drive m for = A 's om 4 pTLA LYS VORLE I Sf. % > AuYVe iwar received « 7 as Px (Fa at ad ae oy ee | yt ialilinealee tamaliaaelll saic. (ompare witk other We Ww 1} make a select ion for you then you wr? HT re- mn , Sal a ll . save yourself next = descriptive folder, and any information you may > bell t:rTands selling up te RS ® he PP OE we au . " ‘ss oe? f. Fy. he » vila * * . Wei ish t. sucet % cn Grand Piano Y 4a BASIN FAUCET from the Aeolian Company gee $445 x*)- Digt- ta? wT rh mr the - AL ‘t “%. A: AE 7*. WF or : 5 eat os el A> A> 4¥ + Pa T%. Complete MLA. Am OL Oe Mie AL hod: FAA F- 4 e l ine tCngiimsh — Period had us fimal and mat ar — i Ci. beautiful expression it ii hiitilii ii" , ‘. Li” Oueen Anne - 7 o - Pe " r- ~~ ~ . [ > Y . > ee % : b } terTrist! .* ct ee a — ms a dit} Mss ; be > fir vit m- _ >? i hh? Sa I ga ae * 7oT 7 TY 7 i hn =" lakes OD LS AAR PRR LB OR te RI. abd ee nsecrettnits: Syl or Bag Bios es jr E: a shia apd op Wh tie, oReaguanitags oe viiaaaatilaaiad aaa , sr ; , i = . ~ me aks on ae Be ee: Mitwaintter’ 3° 4, Nees: Saar a a © os y > ~ ap o P. b as, a " ” Phas bey va » > “ nes pp ty) A, oA 4 Tayo? PUY. wee Bye oc5 phi GRE re IP ave Ps tae ; lea’ ae ) > ee H 7. oe : (J pen E> ensmgs Rumai Prohatl eb A i Witt il JRALi ae t &. Lah’ Ae : ~s% Burial 2 nas at Cebu : Umntd Christma / Bi 5s ? F Pee a A beaten » Bids ‘ ae HR EE go se Ri - ; ml hg ie. ; 4 el ae se é 7 res = * - ? ; 2 : es JOP WY Phin Bhaitte i 4 shat , z*. deakeropeae - ‘ 4 #25 REARS Sa d aes : Pik RES ike saaeagsi 8, #2 A so “ pte nd Gah er a cor te : ar ws ‘eels Vo ee 3 3 A Steinway Weber = Steck Vose Kurzmann Steinert Premier w! Whe hi Mar bY “47 ‘ ~ 22 5 IANO ~Wur LIIZER 8 2 A Eee Ee — ae fa : Cash or aan és PAL onveRs FILLED—SATISFA iw af Wao Sontceon Ferra to Pt EO LIAN OW ByvEDEN NTs TING eg oor eee HEA r i ANTE 6 et A RRs Spectal New Small Grands Are Priced as Low as $475 33% “pe? ; . j 7" vite i+ lL errr s o>} tz rT ar *gurtapie agiion avi. ” TT OU? resent . ’ . . : . msitTuament } j fs 4) ~ Ww YORK. ° ee eee COMPANY * MISSOURI Ww. P. CHRISLER PRES oe — 1121 VOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY 1006 OLI’’E TE STR ET 3 ae nd Henry P. Fieicher ane 1004 OLIVE STREET se. se : en ae ee oe aT Te ac - ee fa a t iri KRepreducmyg Piane Sep orm el Ee ee ee ee a ee ee a we y _ as bast St. Lowis Store, J09 Collinsville A, . — oe = = See Pe oe a OP 4.

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—— . was posted on) Arguments Made in Dry Pig, ed the board olf i\By the Associated Press. den tention. 1 SeICAGO, Nev. 13.— ered the institu: | pares » 49—A Ge seed in the handa]!® the prohibition cCOnSpiragy ii. |}of Maj. Percy Owen and Low mc | mer ‘rust | sad to- | Mason ion as delayed further 617,788. licnways re sterd egil Mitel and 4 converse es to th: Ninth X s other is a three- ‘ mecting St. Clair Ach aan CE] YUNTY SVARDS — ice Teek | Soon Be Villace Finest First to offer vi Protection rd. GOOD, feet, prac- 50 to 75% of all premature motor wear —according to a automotive authoritics—is ‘actical. the result of cold weather MONTHS. operation. And cold means 60° Fahrenheit or colder. To guard their owners against this costly damage to motors that cold will bring—makers of these fine cars have adopted Pines Automatic Winterfront a standard equipment: to Davidson operty. Se- rantee title. Tt Away Packard “Ss” Pierce Arrow ‘ACRES a ange arrived in Peerless De Luxe “6” Wilivs-Knight Big “6” Wills St. Claire We will give your caf Winterfront protection m ten minutes—for a fraction of what it will cost you to repair the damage co!d a financial ie world has w, and have Ey other than && 5 P. M. Sat- Jarter acres, do. Drive im for ten min- you will re- “a utes— * lmrie rit ¢ 4 Company ¢ of Missoun - * 4 = > - Please send sare £ logue of vt ra Pianos, alse paper * tloor patie! ns an ~ price list e * M ae wn -eoeneee - Pd . Pigno i i i al ll oe” Solid brass Shipping weight, l pound. ee BASIN FAUCET $ 1 15 Solid brass nickel-plat- ed Basin Faucet with china index handle Hot or cold eran Shiy & weight, 1 Ib. Complete 19.60 Pe f +} . S 7 ne most up { }ry a ‘ - panera } = Marne (one- "2 Tar HK. \ wT) « e fi itsice ¥ i porerial + i . f ne han J > SINK FAUCET $4.19 Solid bra ss, nickel) plated. with china in- Full opening or a dex lever handle. Quarter turn. Shipping weight, 1 pound. ) SINK 00 | Complete en __ $98 85 The enamel on thie Sink is , yj china tras meted with 2 nickel-plated } lle faucets and nickel-plated is equipped with concealed gt! If lecs are wanted, a emall extra charge will be made. SANITARY SINK BUCKET Prevents stained einks or clogged drain Ipes Eliminates odors, dis- COUy s ind disposes of all If ‘nded from a brack¢ nve t-of-the-wayv place IDEAL BATHROOM OUTFIT Terms PAL ORDERS FILLED—SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ce he Sy to E 8 1121 NOT APFILIATED WITH SEND FOR FRER erybody at Wholesale Prices PLUMBING AND C0. | HEATING SUPPLY ANY TRUST CHESTNUT ST., ST. LOUIS, MO. ILLUSTRATED CATALOG 57% | elven tg were 32.51 COMPLETE ff * TEN PER CENT OF CUMMUNITY FUND Subscription of $190,000 an Improvement Over Opening of Last Year's Campaign. $25,000 GIVEN BY E. W. GROVE Chairman Weisenburger Explains Uses to Which | $1,850,000 Sought, Will Be Applied. Ec. W. Grove, medicine manu- facturer, is the largest individual contributor thus far to the Com- munity Fund, his subscription for 1927 being $25,000. The gifts of Grove and several other large con- announced . at meeting of the fund workers held Statler, when yesterday at Hotel the subscriptions for the first day of the campaign, which was Fri- day, were made known as being $187,972, representing 2655 sub- scribers. The first day’s subscriptions rep- resent 10.3 pe recent of the desired total, $1,850,000, for the support of 50 relief and service agencies. It | is $30,000 more, and °99 more givers, than the subscrip- | members of the Cardinals, Flint Rhem and Jess Haines, caused u demonstration when they were an- $4000 and more, headed by Grove's $25.00 subscription, and continuing as follows. Edward Mallinckrodt, Edward Mallinckrodt Jr., Davis Estate, $20,000; tate, $15,000; Harry Knight, $10,- 000: Charles Rebstock, $10,009; Paul Brown, $10,000; Edwin Gould, $10,000; the Busch interests, $7700: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiggins, $6000; Robert S. Brookings, $5000; $20,000: $10,000; St. Joseph Lead Co., $5000; Mr. and ‘Mrs. Edward A. Faust, $4000. Z’ 6hlcAn outline grouping the various ' Community Fund agencies, and ex 'plaining their services, was issued | Walter B. Weisenburger, | paign chairman. How the Fund Is Used. | Six of the organizations, which. 'care for needy families itn their | homes and give relief to the home- are the St. Louis and Web- ‘ster Groves Chapters, American | Red Cross, the Bureau for Home- | less Men, County Welfare Associ- | ation, Provident Association, | Salvation Army. | Institutional! | by cam- less, | themselves is given by the Colored | Old Folks’ Home and the Kirkwood | Old Folks’ Home, these two hav | ing cared for 54 pergons last year. The child-caring agencies are: | Children's Aid ‘Society, Christian |Yrphans’ Home, Colored Orphans’ |Home, Methodist Orphans’ Home. |_Mission Free School and Protes- ‘tant Orphans’ Home. Last year | 1708 children were cared for. | Caring for the Sick. | Medical, surgical and nursing ® care to the sick and injured of al! | ages, and educational services for | /the prevention of sickness and in- | jury. are provided by 15 organiza- |} tions, which are: Barnard Hospital, Maternity Hospital, Missouri Asso- 'ciation for the Blind, Association for Occupational! 'Therapy, Missour{ Social Hygiene Association, Obstetrical Dispensary | and Hospital Association, People’s | Hospital, Pure Milk St. Loults Committee of the Amer- | Society for the Control of | ‘Cancer, St. Louls Hospital | St. Luke's | Visiting Nurse Association. | Wayward and delinquent ind girls receive personal] and in- from the Organization, Big Board of Religious |'Organizations which operate Eu- cliid House and Girls’ ‘Association; Epworth School for ‘Girls. Missouri Wetfare League, ‘and Salvation Army Rescue Héme. Boy Scouts and Y. M. C. A. | Leisure time organizations for | the prevention of delinquency are: Boy Scouts of America, St. Louis Council; Frank Wyman Outing farm, Girl Scouts. Holy Cross Cor- poration, International Institute, House, Neighborhood As- Urban League, Wesley | Young Men's Christian As- | and Young Women's Christian Association. Volunteer activities are and an understanding eharitable is promoted hy ligious Organizations, ican | Service, 3 9 { ") . ie POE oa She: 4 ©: eS oo Sir A SO 2; me o SAVL...Come Out to 6601 Page! STEALEY GARAGES Phone PArkview 5119 FOR NOVEMBER ONLY co ° a 1 PAGE BL. Y UNTIL 6 P. M. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDA and Save Money . 4 <§ z A s ‘ . . - bin. ~ % Ps % 6 ka . ‘The LL CC tly i tet ti a = - s ae The Conroy Reproducing Piano CONROY LINDEMAN FISCHER KOHLER & CAMPBELL STRATFORD Buy ‘yut real dollar-for-do Wf \\ . | i) nt | ? | f ———— —— Ze 2 —— =; ——— - ‘ —_ A. B. CHASE EMERSON \ KREITTER | AN AANA —< ing Public AUTOPIANO wt eer Prefer Conroys Because the piano market of today is a searching market. Buyers, for their own protection, are weighing values with extreme care. They are demanding gua/ity—not merely surface qual- ity or flashy cases, but deep through and through good- ness of design, material and construction. They are demanding wv a/u e—not ficticious price tags, main fine for generations. Thev are demanding economy —not the expensive economy of short-lived instruments, but true economy represented by long, reliable service, satisfaction and high trade-in value. Thev are demanding security—not promises, : os of sound tested designs. The Con- backed by nearly forty years of con- of quality, in pian rov guarantee Is llar value in.a piano which will re- but proof tinuous operation and countless thousands of satisfied buyers. True quality, economy, security and values are always obtainable from Conroys. In fact any careful buyer will tell vou that Conroys alone give Conroy values. . . e . ee ei ee ae Me ; + ; , ‘ " il it The Paramount Piano Store 1100 OLIVE The Conroy Super Piano HO he aes SOS 5 ir ~~ MS

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a ee PN Raggy BE 5 ye PAGE 6 . ST. Louis POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14. 1926 : ST. LOU! 3 FPusr chery os = e ae an a fer nee - | ‘ | stam authorit tes ab it asiit was later redeemed by the /|‘®* Swedish authoriti : sen see oe Bap MEMORIAL vretesston GEORGE RATHKE IS WINNER © | ‘¢ doubies for @ ringer av: we - KAN f ANCSTE GREAT RUBY OF RUSSIA SAID | : i In 74 Throws, — ae se — ubles. Catherine the Great Is Only dark re weighing 250 carats, of | th: ~— Te : ° 2 Rubelilite. irr satin = chape and representing i , sas removed iii@j ai’ at iT ; ee ee in the, once w i ee esa seduntiabell either as to the Swedish collection in order tc TTT MODERATE PRICES : of the St. Louis College of P | Carl n the Empress in retur: 1 \ Starting Service nacy, and foremost collector BERLIN, ' 7 i Ace te : " ay als oP eile tne Raa Me A Ran paar y aps. ser onan pate a’, rr ia : aa sha = a oe lo of Sills The spen Rathke threw 39 single ringers and for Putnam. F mi sian | -awos Adciphus.once pawned it ' aa —_ Mandel, 24, With) crown jewels, is now declared by | ‘*" —— gprict eacerg se lon AUTOMOBILE | Noon Day Lunch................. #3 coor a 5 ha ie LZ, — i “> wre ‘yf we ~— he : | ussian scientist to be merely scientist to be merely Plate Lunch eecescccc secs sesgeuen Record of 60 Arrests, | ubellit and far from Wounded by Fusillade/ precious | a CKELS a eee Tests You can find here all th . | The true character of this long- LOANS! - Be ae that are i shown In From Passing Auto. | fame: rel is ce a by Prof. Wher you need money think of Yahiem. Opes om a. -. to za P. M. Be p district : a half , —-- Pea " Thengands have berrewed, on Tew acts. LEATH ER Our ambition and aim is to fill a long-felt wane for O ~ Food and Service in the Neighborhood at Moderags | n »ff. nead of the min- piano. furniture, real estate or anything of valwe. and are paying back as little of the Swedish as 92 each week, May we serve you? We don’t investigate or call up anyone ‘ ‘ and you don’t need anyone to sign your DAPOe SP 8 FO TE oa eee eet Ga ian WATERPROOF AND ssouri ee nifie cou us, n me Fersman, noted | sme rates and confidential service. PRESERVES THE tied | LEATHER OR MOHAIR 11th & Locust—Basement of the New sours! ; J $20 Plain and f 2 Extra pants to nublish: ir Cpen nites till nine for your cenver- tence Yahiem Finance Corp.. {035 WN. | emai: Ree Sea Jefferson & Gravois > of Science, in which e- in / 3 i“ ~ - , “ + " is »! - — . 2 > a .. PY - * ‘ 4 a. 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Mote ty sur- ' 3 Sesegagugga ser their jaberatory the #ére fecing which prising weight it will supervision. smizec anc caicndered oid without breaking. rr a rr? =" m o i. mo It os de by Smith Nixon, now in ° t made by Sm & x _ A Simple Comparison the:rr OUth wear as producers of {ine pianos, With a rich mahogany finish | The tough cover en- and superb tonal quvalities this instru. | | ables the golf ball or ment w endorsed bw the distributer : } gC i , of such outstanding pianos as: | Kwohe Mehiin : Hardman Fischer | | d« huis Gs abies . ‘ ~™ ; Werner \ A nahe 4m mice Fischer impicof a Stern We will accept your present piano at ts full cash vaiue Re B. ’ eae as first payment on this Grand. The balance may pe 3 pard as hittle as $12 per month. “- Siop at our studio todav. See and ; 2 Thiebes. f la , sae es Fe C@Pticatin a 4 ‘ | Nime leek : = E | gg me t by etewe + | — . ot sterling New Starck Plaper-Pianes Rasy CRC eect tet Clive Savane | tt say Ke KESEN TATE ES roa er 7 eS THE. 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horities, but it is}and now the Swedish in + Russian collection | cooled off. terest A NEW AND BETTER PLACE ING TO EAT AT MODERATE PRICEs Starting Service onday, Tomorrow, Nov. 15 At 5 P. M. Menus Served 7 Days a Week ee eee SE «ss wo wei cee. . SE pen From 7 A. M. to 12 P. M. and aim is to fill a long-felt want for ; rvice in the Neighborhood at Moderate Tat » ‘ uri Coffee Shop t—Basement of the New Missouri Hotel SUNDAY MORNING, pr. Henry Milton Whelpley | acy, and foremost collector BERLIN, Nov. 13.—The Associa- art work of the mound | tion of Prussian Jurists, which the will be held at 10 a m.} Republican press has repeatedly ay at Sheldon Memorial. | accused of monarchistic leanings, friends and leaders of his has come out squ: arely in favor of | of whom are ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WHELPLEY MEMORIAL. at paomage "See leggy a te the republic. the resolution unani- in Honor of Former Phar- | ality. Druggists are expected to mously adopted at the association’s nacy College Head. }attend from as far away as Phila- | SSCCRt convention in Kasse} empha- ~ memorial meeting for the | | delphia, Washington, D. C., ee 5 pene among other things that it | New York, | Was the “duty of every jurist to re- : | spect and strengthen the Weimar of the St. Louis. College of | Prussian Jurists for Republic | Constitution.” The fact that many . States lost virtually every property Settlement suit brought against them by former ruling Kings and Princes has been the basis for Imany attacks on the Judges, many nationalist leaders, GLOBE SEES G10 BE Doub OE METS ORE TOE NG MAN! DON'T THROW MONEY AWAY ; You can find here all the latest styles, patterns and colors pg: that are being shown in the fin ‘district at almost half the prices, PS '" the high rent #: DOUBLE-BREASTED & SINGLE-BREASTED NAVY BLUE SUITS $20 Plain and fancy blues and Extra pants to matoh can be — stripes. |PSU0VERCOATS ' All in the newest double-breasted FREE BUY 3; 2-PANT SUITS) 5c TOPCOATS & $35 to $40 values at two prices. Collegiate or consery- 50 GENUINE CRAVENETTED O} ative models: worst- SILK Qj sis serges, diagonals . WK l'reaves:” navy blue P| MED RDINES weaves; navy blue, Giving You the Benefit of Our Timely Cash gray, browns, etc. $30 te $45 values. _ Purchase of =00 Handsome 22.00 Coats. ers amazing 1e price as others}} fireproof! fibre surface promotes charming eff ing colors dry smoothly—give richest co 1z—the hard, sized and calendered fibres Bestwall does not “drink up” paint. Ali ng way. On any job there is a noticea . labor cost and materials. adheres tightly yet may be removed at lamaging the surface for redecorating. At no greater cost e of the specific advantages offered by ter wall board. But, being a compl y product it can be sold at no higher ster wall boards. : i do is to specify “Beaver Bestwall”’ aster wall board”—to insist upon it elf that each sheet bears the d fibre surface and the familiar ality there is a representative bulla dealer, selling Genuine Beaver Bestw ickly locate one, write us. WER PRODUCTS CO., i Administrative Offices, Buffalo, N. Y. ries to Kansas City Sales Office, 12th and Crystal 4 ‘cago Sales Office, 49th and Oakley Avenue Saws and nahe like ! Quickly applied to s* | over old walls or ceilings. | not warp, buckle, crack, | ble or fall. Is fire- ’ ture- proof. Produces ® | clean, permanent . oulimgs. Many Uses - ve : Use i? for durabie. fi urface Test The “Strenzth” Test walls and ceilings im — Sy ; ngs and buildings ul : ob seT Ley e@ piece of Beaver ne For quick. the fibre wae Bestwall across two. e«-onomical repairs fort aver Bestwall. piles of bricks or be-| ing at low cost — it it does not tween two chairs. Pile | wasted agp eg age or su p and become heavy weights on the | va Tie needed resumes pe feature of center. Note the sur- in the cellar; maki facing which pnmsing weight it will | in stores, heer et adcalendered. hold without breaking. other uses. —— AL WALL BOAR iThanksgiving Sale Easy to Apply : Parking IF moy — ntl ere MACKINAWS Z $1 GENUINE TOM SAWYER BLOUSES _____.. 50c rg Blanket: #y G5] COATS @y G5 | ——————|} $2.50 HEAVY JERSEY CoaTS....... 1.45 omen eather Auto Qo MEN'C Al) WAND ORD hanna edie — aa 3= Henther Autol/ $5 MEN'S ALL-WOOL ROPE SWEATERS... 2.75 25 || Wooly Knickers, SSe | Wooly Lon gies, 1.25 PLAID B 1p0YS’ OVERCOATS OR BACKS 7 Of) 7. 90 | Double Elbow and Bosom O. D. All-Woo] Lined—Sizes Up to 17—12.50 Values. Flannel and Eskimo Shirts. . 7 95 bors SSSUITS_ _ 3.80] Union SUITS | LUMBERJACKS | SweaTeR coats oat . s Men's Men's and Pull- Men's Longie Suits _ _4.90 wool: wing A a. 2 85 Mien & Of Heavs & Ribbed all-wool end bee Ribbed... “I GQATS _ 3.90) == mer Glows 12 | GeNCI oe Heavy §QY, gi Jersey Vl0veS GENUINE COLLINS 33 Eagle Stamps NG Pj ' . it _ 5. 90 —. ; Heavy Wiinte 1 WOOL UNDERWEAR. N a “pene tal Gloves 25 a 's Corduroy, Moleskin & Jeans Panis, | 65 Tm a OE | OULD MEDAL Worsted and 46) Fee 3,85 [sans ras °Q | 1,85 GLOBE GLOBE Established 1897 Maenc‘acturers : Mon., Tues. and Wed. 1018 Olive Street Starck PLAYER- PIANO} > > very lowest prices and $ $ easy terms. , >4 ” We also carry a complcte line of Charter Oak Stove & Range Co.'s Heaters, Ranges, Gas and Cormbi- "tion Ranges. in all the ropular colors and at xpe- cial prices and easy terms. ‘yy yrrY,r"'s*='* "7 _A LL SS SAD Le DY .OOOe* 9006 Tt tts +s =¥sTT , iT TTT, TT, iT sert.ey 'T1.O,T- _. -. - SL LD DS DD DD DD DD DS DD DD DD DD DD aie mt NAM PRE ume iw sie + rt ae 4: “a - AR en cho RES” NN PA. a 8 ge

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Sages aj soya ram i, OEP POF = — een ee Se eee SEERerss POST-DISPATCH 22 635 BL AWA. NOVE™VBER 14. 1928. aera. rerpaire- pians fur 39153 &. Ficriasant . Bent NG _—Geseral " repairme. re _A ty anise aobta~ | ss “ARPES ENTER Dur _& ~— locks remake. c- eodosia. Diimar | 7° % meee . = antes teh Set Senne ewe ore ee : ; , / ; ' | ' 8 .§T wus ST. LOUIS. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 192 I . —— a __IN MEMORIAM ____ SPIRITUALISM ) r ~s is antes or OS Phy RA ge ? | Marr K taybeery. £0 40 Johnson. SSATes . siinisiiail - ‘len C erhan 128 c817 Laclede. Degg — = —— a In mercory of our dear mot — | : f : ular ee 3 “oO 1456 Blair ~é / iTTER 4° Friday b. Nov. i:. 1926 at 4 | if rT . 7 site Renkei. who or parted this —_* First § Spirit Association, Ine. : I 7 ! Marie L. Edmond © menthe SSO0T Laciede.|. & ™m.. Mars Hutter (nee Habrich). be- : > is. 1923 ;. NEW THC UGHT_ CENTER. 4232 Mc- DOG—Lost: yellow- n e xX oO | nit? ” ae "vant ved wif ‘ Hugo Eutter. dear mother | “"Desceiul be thr rest. dear mother, FPherson. Services Tuesday. = Bs ap and iar: reward Lisa .¥ n : [ idah. Seber and our dear motherin-law. crand- (i oH 34386 i = rhe imother, sister, sister-in-law and sunt. st The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. | Ip death we do the same. ‘Sl16A Bastern—Sunday and Thuredar. $/ . stant 33 PE a rise. Phone GArtield 6954W (Sj frig & 7 — f John Butter. Marr onte and Eva + : aT a i : | Thursda. renin Mr a + Ge. . 0 See A ae - 4 , —. my : lc i9@ sweet to breathe thy name evening. ~ | in i NTER sad baer; open sop: any- & I ass i f 1¢e¢ d e. oeeeent. 55.7 = Vi ecnescay. 2 Dp. m. Mrs. Scho-ider. | “~~ Lie ~ . Advertisements ‘te CG Beck. 22. 477 } Funeral m_Gebken’s chapel. {842 Per and telephone calls or answers by mati, Con ~ | ““SONS. DAUGHTERS AND GRAND- P EUCNSHINE CENTER Meets at 1906) “Onitax 32 S205. 41 CARPENTER. _genera! Se een . given cttention, crcept ietters on medical questions of undoubdt- CHILDREN. | St. Lome avenue. second floor Thirsday | i~*>—Lest. tam ape alieralens. = «oo PERE I BG HMB cer Shc ‘ 2 , = =~ Zz ’ a ra > ; f J ' A Pad Fo ‘ p | a bot ¢); ee } *” Vv > . ef 2840 agrees Laciede 1492. tc) ee é e y > —— : , ee - ne ee ta , oo > i . Ei tv « oo a . ae oe ~~ nate fie Ten a : e . es: -. Meg ™ “ne ; (a. @ > St. Anthons’s Church. thepce to 2 . ; of is Mrs Me a we a 3 - > Sp : On the Following Pages: i Theresa Schmidt, 79, 4200 S. Main. iSG Deter and Paul's (easeter (c) | ed sincerity when accompanied ed stamped eddressed envelope. Tn loving memory of our darling son. cart | HARMONY CENTER—Jeffia Hail Jet-!; ——_ — — - 7 — . - ; . . or > _ 4: j — % - ~ 2 sat Cu . oe fy & ' | B. Gray, G2. 326A Frank® Tete ALLLY—Ensiered into rest on Friday. | G. A. M.—The Sesquicentennial atch who found it in the waters Mescke. and his bosem co a oe | ferwon-Lafayette. Sunday evenin Taare | *" | +a; Gamal Cs wens aitersiiwns. "epairs:. prices! eae a. =m * b « . — . hs 4 ” . c “ fon og é amen “ - oe , = coaee a oat . -y - ‘ ilfe su BL ae _ “ + a »~ ~ ast Rn 3 ie. ae pee 81? ae P ae - es ** si on ici o- 7 /: —s x . : Tc ie . . 2 a - we a ‘ ~ @ ~ — Sh — i » ee PY ’ += % E : ? _ oe i 5 ~ WT . £ &. 1s nile? Ye wv: m= ~ € v ar ITi© Use f > char ~ 1826 ;2. ere Ca} 2 rnia r -oduces the 7 ; ~~ Nt RACTOR “AND BUILDER — Repairs. ; Attorneys. 9 d iIneal Jr.. 58. S707 Bemara John F. ang Isabell Kelly. dear daughter | a = , nlm! amet af. the ereneet: ward ead teretion: remsctabe (Ollsar SR | Auditine and apcounting 4 ™ ‘ se “3S Maffitt [ weorgce Willlame. mother-in-iawW of Ar FOR eT .— Precident Warren & argest = aioe pease ae (cd) | = v * bi es cover ; ” 374 Kossuth "ne ei ly ime. Geyer) anc te: a Beis Hard ‘Z died Ar ll 19¢ after ’ SupyT ‘ i ® €2a . MIs ” i . : = raced. F on shed: asd | & : Antec Travel ips i ; , ? 7 4 : ~ 4 4 oe Be . . at f uP cea! rrad tm ther ' > > - - ~ L- rd ne 1 see rea = ig : cs : , PT —— is ales - : ies N A ce nae =t Beatee § Mamerea] Monday. Mov. 1h from aa Shieeen Oc paeu ey als ’ — the 4 mace iime it a ; ’ Board .»* ° ae ° i x! ~~ sf ‘ >= 4 \ = @F.or ’ unecé x Una8 ia “ + o. . ~ ms b - Z Gc at Vf « nal - i? ' present h Tra x comes if = —— +e reson ss7n » : — a - . ~ al oT ot mene ud > mATIOI ~T — ; : ape: Business Cards . see ' S | ian M. Pagqnet. 25. 7T429A Minnesota bn X14 gee gn ey See, ES. 2G. i at ‘olemantte deposits which were i= ; pe fre: 2 brick . Kpeinting s : ry: ‘ > Ch \~ Br ~ . ss te the Church of © O.F tee ited BOY SCOUT.—Kit Carson Wasi -* “ es —- — Mintadnnin wrinn CARAGES - pare ra. B at f " 1 : / me z i tay ac} «= zs us j ii ine . “*. am * - . = — . ~ ~~ ~~ - 2 - - — 1 tne ‘ i ‘ er? * £44 & Re ene . :ths* a +4 : Brickiarine and Tex . x j t ne We ~ *S4 ' asias' ppl Rois was Lu a hence to Valais 7 eT? AArhs in Kent -kw TD em 2 4 7a seu son P - . — Ww Roars) “De le of a+ &:2i8.- swe i a> ‘ ra ‘ ; o ~ tert 5 - ° ss i ied 4 és a 2s ~* -. - 4 . i>* : ; w ‘ rs nd Fruild: rms i % - "> {- ~ : =r gut t+ " ro 4 % +4 q name wg oe” ” P ‘ a ee t ‘ arpente & ’ 1 a i ie . ~ s » Fan AE! I LER - — Ey Teme? “tr “ect enmccen.¥ Op : Canvassers, Solicirers ’ ) W. G. Lewis. 58. 4250 Fairfax ; eday. Nov. 11. 1826, at 9:30 p.m 1868 olla gaa” ; ‘Re7 | a GARA — arpenter rk. GRasc 2786) : i x , 4 rag ’ Th 5 x ate 7 t se ‘ : ‘ ere Ci = ere -s it clin “7 ~*~ - °° R. . ied - " — = : ‘arpet Cleaning Bode au fing SS Ruse st Xenia. 0 imee Keller. dearly Se- FAN The Yale Bowl , footbds sists: be —— ry fo — —- om special cFim- | r.aile- crete anc ‘ ‘ , Car s } N Ef 4 r) is house vo wt? d ‘ ate Kellie: Cear : sais lean ‘ rane Pros T-.DMISt aT > .Jvne. Ger head: po tw parties Who sie ; ears. name wee re ' ; d é i or a! ~ i; ‘ re L 2 ee aaa nartite ta far 44 . . a * y — an > - “fl - . na nd specifications Dre 74a ced, > se " (emetery Lats : _ a) ——— ss ied > tor “ « “ ~ 1+ @E = r Ke e G@ Seating ~ ep Awd ae adie — } - ? Pmt a iT woos Y-39 "Pose -Ixepau ex 5 PLANS a! . = e Var S 954 Law aughter-in-law of Loulsa and rl! KE “ . : The i Wing is e ig place af r brother is. vacant = = =. ot ggpsen ana emgg — | .Aciege : Archite:t, 8307 (Batwa ¥ ractors bh) Mary Gru 66. 37 nnecticut é n mother r = mn. and mother persons e playing field . - eaan te nce: wa- en a tO gir My 5 oa | PERSONAL—Milies S.. write “our father. | ee vegter “. Stires, Arcs aS e Chiree a i X ~ * - . — it ee . . _ = — ists 3 . +f # a > — 2 vee . a c - ve . & rocce Wu ous 8O0 SOC NCS be w - wre : ; * 2 Y" : Ee: \' zLl SH , ‘Tale a ce ; : * &, re od . ‘ bs i se a a ” ns . ‘> _ ® - - * a 1” — . = .% > Toc a 4 2 4 i. 2s " * = ' - - oe ‘ _- « ~ ae . SiR es cal > . 2 oes? j “ > 2 : ~ ; i > ie ' . Ceaning and Dyreinc 5 . .T rs ~ Ctl. > Ir a. » 4d a Four tb Pu rs ct cae Si “ 14 at - D = _ git aia a >. * @i ‘é . es & + a 4 , ie a a ~ 4a anc oving affect }oTl s bare eee Bing a DPOr rtant 4 veil a> with broFrn spots, on +4; Se - warm an . : t cage - rs sca =*h ~ } eet ones : AiInces =e 3 : en . ioné 4 ces al iC acid « 2 ir: our me fore and mere. 5" | Meramec i ighianes: ¢ : Events ~ ° . ‘ yee ies . = Sey - “~ * e » - -. 5 ——— r “3 - 6 _ Coming : et He 8, 2316 Divigeon. — ee Alemeéa ena ‘land CT RIOUS —David Gravreon's real 6 grains - acid. 10 grains oe __ aes DY | PERSONAL—-Maria W.: Come bome «6t berai reward bemeiog «.--++°: |Z, Hall. 35. 2326 Division. 1. segan | Sn Fipnciscs, Alame: Oaklané; : ae Se ore ees eS es f:ioves,, MOTHER. STEDFATHER BROTHERS | once: Jimmie very cick. all formiven.| env ETOP { : e* _ oe § &- : ” ee co ite > rs Mease Cops mame iis Ray Stannard Bake st j . , ‘ : 2 ; +A SISTER. BROT HER. IN-LAW, SISTER- | Mother Stiebure. Pa pi ? % 4 ; ent ris "3 ” a } “ r ° 4 rm d " Reh » SD Mi hh... An? | qf Ts é . rar or + ©... iN LeAé Ww a ~ i RE! a TIVES rE 30) NA _ nt lio. M a im E. ¥-180 _ oe Bal ’ » ** : a © = 5 its ee t— oe gov y . és — - = ‘ —_—— ’ + —*ercrr ear arcps : amotio = paces RS a > ‘ 4 Ps C "= yy = - poe ; Detectives —_e So ¢ — _ : iv Jo, Bt SO PD. Amma HKraett 18°70 =. ves at Amberst Ms v= .™ “ et ae T> * . . ~ “ a - gp Mg Ws mee : ae / k a b ‘ bi HT. 4204 Aries i= e } e Henry Kra ag et ~e \ aa > ; a hn + ; ~ i] - Tes 2 drepe LE at ng v-n& memory of our darling éacgh- | ens. former telerhbone operator at Sash ru a4 : ing eee . — > e 82 s ss@nr] rR. ari5 ass Writes unger . weer” ee vues ter a r qj 3 - poe ] ingcton ~4 Sing eto ‘ tad oy - - KE iwaheth ~ PTT for a! .es - a ase . - ~~ a eo Gear _ tha water for .O1 and eter Mildred Annie Buerger. who | La OR Hotei. Cal room pee A agice o> ; Towe: ¥ x ~ - = - = " _ 7 rey - * . C+ — fey FP 3 +* ~ ‘ 4 oe ‘.) | Flectric Wirlne ® || Katherine Vonderheide TR. 1 > Momree. | dear grand > of Viola Te nerg 6 ames . . nd ther ress through ae i973 S i years ago (today. | Hrotel. aeaeeaeres = | PHaT 2 2 4 : ? . ay - eS . = > - Nay 7 i: —? soe ee ga “> a . . , - > en ‘ So . “ 7 - é -4 ' 4¢ 1s ; — a a Fupress and Hanling fi Mary E. Wels 4, 3408 N. Fourtee ari Schlemkofer. aged 74 yea 4 W. P—Mai! franking privi- thi disealve the salicrlic acid {: 7; iio | PERSONAL—Persons | witnessing = auto | 7-87, ka Benge leaning 2 ff) anza Timmons, 69, 1534 Montgomery. | Remains at Bros apel. 2929! jeges. b Linn eutaaia® th ante 1. en eee ariel ) + aree sears Save passed since yeu were; striking petentrion 8:40 p. m.. Oct. 27.) 4 > ay : S ae - . nates 4 . apie ~ no gg . . - Or. “agen ees. Lave i ea . . = — Jiaa se) Tera + @rU Ue Ful ‘ 4 . oe “ss . a i m : ii alli ‘wv " - — i -" pit - ns : ‘. m Z 2 ™ * i . ; Abia ; oe sie, Boye 10 f/ R ms Bs. 4232 N. Nut! cee ng ree wrong. Foseral Tuet || three persons for personal mai i to the glycerin: put all to- || Qh bow we miss vou. daughter dear: | municate with injured party, 4230a | FRATERN! 3 ce #4 } actin 3 izmabeih Straub. ¢ 184 Chippewa. ton — = ty tlt se, aaa ot Wens C “Geaeveateand withas . » well ara bet?! sod ToOwk +5 home. it w His wil scan a pa cies we ‘ sty uard. ou od mg. pac Bai, BY : Women, (iris . I ' Yard pecease, Was @& member of 5: ars. #rances ©. U:eveiarad, & gether, shake Wei: anc oort-e aah ? San’ Mo ae UME. ye Bn iy ms: _ité ee ; 5 : i He. rr Ve * 13 ; — a I ’ 7 ; is Ladies’ Circle nf PweecidAgar? a oe + We w os ie _ . acinaes s a0 ee Vere i Red Tt _ r75 ~~ t+ 2 agi + - \ . = @.( 346.. ti A * #2 i ear « sien eet ms a ax - ve st => oe ~ ~* : 1is but nN Le T'S = Mrs \ oils who ceparted this life Nov Mont. . > —— Medical fi Millimere | SMexing and Storate ..-- as Painting 3} ~ ~ - , . — : +7 : P en Hard = > eh . - : e ¢ ka . falas eported mi J20ULS iS. j 48 (2 ord wt of the i€6@ NURS ve’t. widow of Presicgent FR seve’? : > : — aye . ’ Let : é' I 2 be go> ‘ i mae ia rab mae We ane . TUItios nary ,; &0 resi- , - e y a ur dear mother (sre Me. Keilish : syay . til fonday nit ) " ely : A precious ate from us tg gone. : . umonia, 13 cance: oe ee ee ere , t. Le Jit¥ a : : The voice we lored ts sti AUTOMOBILE AND te tae nt gE aes: } Syber . inte "in cena ti County Was appointed Dx the ‘ structio: n more than ¢0 ditfer- A place if vacant ‘m2 ear bh poplexy, 7 tuberculosis an’ 6 at Jennings Presbyveran Churcn.| COURTY Was spy 2) | | Anan, #),aitter’ | A Diace Js vacant in ear home MOTOR BUS TRAVEL a “a 2 interme: rz offre DU That . be filed. +> - ~ - ain * - = = Pad " ' , 7 ate . “ther bade Do ome ast or = : —1-passenger. oy é ns walivdesst (& Coat eOe : ALS he i BPD 4 ‘ He 3 ba ii i - : rng 0B py . pig — Se. zm. : Bis PA LAIR CAR ok Vv “ . , — & "e «trident a? ave. = Sata FOaxd-b Oo none; fine fer trip: day or morte. Linde.! e's | Lest and Founs : ~~» APOE ANG ab Og a pratt Nels ww gp pms, SND greece . a ae - ‘ ~ ee ee ee ee ee oe = bg } * 4 W if fe ‘aA ‘Ap het L ‘ , r + Partoers Th ow . , ear 2 ‘ . ca } ; ' ere Rwere ED re biO2 2 Ge a iia Bean » Wit a ul ‘ COM Mitte n the A=. sales : os a 2 . - . fh 2é % Py: ; Patents peees i gg MAYSACK—Eniere nto rest on Fridays sare : eps ie a : ' sana Reavmront even'ne highk i¢ ong beart had cemeed to beat 6855. Ligdell 505°. _ = Sts. ; ' na lenta!l deaths ner. ic. 32826. at 8:13 ss BReoebert a = Fo: 33 - t} 2 ‘ % x ; © xte Ses. = Pit Bc ssaneneteaiaaiteie _renenmennnne ~~ ieee — - _— — — - UNDERTAKERS ert VWlitam Mayseack. dear! , f Louis , fi oie tee Damn litea + eS RES HS ESSER ei } ‘ AL TL_y¥ 4 ; , 7 lege ¥ a bs ‘ ~e he ° . } i. 3 r = © . . * — ° ’ - 3 . “A .% : —& - even Tre «. . - RES tT ‘ L ws DD Westerz s.aies as . — ag od ~ HARRIGAN x & SHEAHAN a Puneral Mon@ay, Nov. 15, at 2:30 ¢ mM. PP. L.—The discovery of bor } re there for further informa- > eae dene behen ant 4 er ae the read ee parties = fron lati Hermann & Sons chape ‘ Aitar r _ ‘ aie , es ES 3a nS Ac father ‘s00Tee _engage™ents te crive car for pares co UNDERTAKING 00. ih: otek Witeet Wieetemees aenten soe oe ; ; a useless mc Fon rat 16, Jud. Pe: rY 7 iz iINEW PARLORS.) ment in Vaiballa Cemetery [need | 475 _Wrer eshte ww! Pienaar 8143 te?) i 3 member of Mt Moriah Lodg Prefessiona! : Reecrts—1 cuntry Koad Reeofing Roeme DOLL HOSPITALS -* -? ~eR* ~ S23" i ar dl ~ 0; € a. Oe b CIGTIOn. j A dear one ust ne year today “icaco. i tro oi? Ka CU Tv. Den’ er. —_ mea + = - , : er ¢ : . - ’ 5 eae eee , — Angelis ha’. : ' . AT Tr yr 7} ™ mien aS ey ace | Diimar os0sl_ eel, Li yy ORMAT TION Penns tha ee ee | MOTOR COAC ‘H TRAVEL ; 7 Reems—tle:r Colored is : Sper imi NoLIires | i 2. = 3. béndertehing Ca from Mordell parlors. Mississippi an souri husband can file another suit now HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN Chicago oe _Kanene a 37: ~~ Sterace and Meving » STO N.Grang Bl. near Nature! Bri@ge | “" ***"* St. Matin “emetery EN : . % ‘ ¥ . > a o - wy —_ - ae 7" - 7 a7 _ — 7 - - ioe = - a . - ‘ $ =a hearer ; Ww. Ty. 7 : aT rR vy * . N x 13 la°¢ a eo: a —_ L -: $a 1 ~ r ui a — > ~~. 2 vA ar . - a —_— - — he - ¥ . ~ ~ * : MI LCONNERY—E: Lene nto meet on FS marry immn ediatel after his wife's =-Ces os . _CERETERY Lots reins “$44 a nad other cities. Leave twiee }} f Theatrical ii I Ja) 1928. Fannie Bergen Mu) Ceath Ls ther are m fact the ——- daiiv 9 ’ a v 9 . » in eee | MP gt pay. Geary _ beloved “of Mire. Ades PROPERTY OWNER. — You ag age ee en) oe Sees 23 — pasion: MIDW EST I | TRANSIT CO. bs ERE grey Tuckpe: sting i adertak'n i Trade “chools : Fe te MARS pals remap OY Lk phe Pr x RAY? ep Yet Le eae ea ea) 4 sil 4 Lap i lt @F ack - . Serger OF a iJ " — ‘ - " ‘ wer . , = . yy Te +} ei4 +7 : - — - ¥T.12° pp par mother-in-law gad aan: A. M B—If the title to the vrop- | the ald “not successfully peti. |, 2 Sune Bunal Park. Box ¥-132. PD CLUB MEMBERSHIPS See DEA, —T . — erences - : be >- ee - s _ ew A RRS mc ene me — ~ — - } te r ae 4 > * - ~ 4 on ta e ‘4 . - ymca nenaaieneaeee a Sle A OS ' \ 7 a r > - : © ~~ = = ae LS Une ra ,* "* . " ud a = ces ; z a4 P , - - - - > - +h > » - rare = lye 5 ri Bagel ~ - Fr ‘rh oo : ~ - . . aw ou — — wr wy i Cc - z : E F s20¢8 ew Pi oi 5 ov —— Wz EMERSPSHIP _ > 4 apreere sunt! dl ane ; 4 .. be.ongs we tobe! ac vile p gat cat BOB OE arena y : 4 Tea oe. SER eee ote a v4 ~ 2 _ = . oe ret " 3 : a 2 Po : > . res ise Was a rpe er? ° “4 > e.Y Lr y . eT 5. a ¢ hs, F ° ’ af 3 4 —— ce? Mowever oro YS — = a : “a BB Ph Eo Fh wt t 4d .s@ ol > E a. a ae: " — ‘ : Bi 4 ~ a ark & avd “ 2 4 , “ _ - as i . — r -Paerk ax s- ve . ae 4 - otal R- hom : 2TaD " ~Ounty. as bag 3 ae. F es : ~ r meal x & > See. v oe Ss o~ > — e — ° Tz ——. TX = ~ _— +> . a and ce er Eahing Mh. + 2 poe Vi 2 Sur. ; io ae | | NICHOLSON—ai ber ae ae ~- ggg lan BITISAts, VW asaingtor ‘ Sport the $ 2.64 Cote Briltant to CEntral 3873 Maxeiner 99) | PIN—Lost es 4s : . Se a — -c .. -, “ ~ a etela ~~ (O82) ‘ Hie Ls 4 Ati per residence vt 1 - ‘ a, at . ’ aS AD ? = - rm ree P a ’ re Te aes i ne ened ee Lene — —_ ' = ws “a! - ; EBs . - met ineteitiaillindn . e +} ; ‘ m . , seins , , es SY Ge : . . a +4. . ae Ps smi SEA. mar boulevard. on Saturday, » 13. | full inmformatior \ssoris ure of Mr jnove. Call ‘HUand 4311R | reward eat Sue. 4 a ——————— ee > : — — cana } : _ . oe, eee : . > “*- - ‘ SF Bremner mtn ps eg rae ~ a a ecorae +4 p 1820. a em. Nellie Nichols a a wtence F_ Wescoat. Liberty Cen- || CewETERY LOTS bargain’ 3 isla oe SPECIAL NOTICES — aay ae 2 S , : . ~.% -* . , ¥ @ ‘a ‘ . b TW a. Ue et +e — +h a . - ma ae — é ~~ . " _ " - eS SS ——— le > lw. ~~ 4 s- 2 a "7 ss ~ ei — a> + . wt a a —_* - = ve — = oo g => 4 - — ~- ™ oad oe | ee | 1k ) e w a PP. 2 a Jariing mother of | , anew ood Park Cemetery lat- - ell s s . ee mY — ‘ti —" -_ , +2 ~ + — see one — — ~~ eonsees é : : Be 4 a S tes m =~ wt a 6 ro inti 77 r ” 4 aS 8 . Pp tval 7% CT est , R.y tid td Om i - o.% 2OT oS ~: 3a er oo Bie oF = wie. gg — eT EN RI ~ "TR. NG. ; : ; . ; v ~ a. - nasties . oe —————— ——— oe - : Tato & xs Tw ie a eee —— a.) am GRAVOIS AOAD es ‘ec Sik s. “mentite galt a itcee or arudecesemt af medoatie? snot can a =a w sive |2 eS 2 | Bek » E> . sles Fer bas . a OAT... a Gceregw L/tAagRCSisZ2 (TEC. MeCN C tmMacrridwucd Vise ony n? bb mde PME ERI LAYT—Moeunt Hove eTe*e -v — . aaa ae 4 . —— | SU Vasres wade inte | ~~. afl inde ef ae ow his’ 4 3 MARRIAGE LICENSES i Mis Kiedel’ bomiemiek an Musa ce AGRosts nari) \dwridua! cases will not be giren. wow bring, = B., fount Hooe Cem es | OE ie |? i? : 3 _ cag ..4 = . ] : ; : ee . ABE MM . . wen Vs ma ! - bei esa x 7 2 Y oe sz me . - - ~* - - aad & " 3 a — a > rape . " —_ . “ee . a2 _ ~ : 4 ; siete ; is : - + > iJ? DP. MM. Gt Me rears s € : Wiate- da las 1“ = Dr’'vate party Box L-1S6 si-imspatch | N-106. Pos:-Diapetcs. (c) ‘reward, Litas MONE “- cf 4 . . ——— i hos ‘\ tr) ar x . he ea: . - a - . ~ > = a + . , - » - ‘ , x . = ee ra Kigas = OR ongymnm ; sete iene 4 ‘ o- o oh ae > 5 ; ss ' - . > ; ‘ mS . . r * vA r ee + oc rn : * mn : ” 4 t > 3 a oe o _ i _ ~ Gas : p ea awe y ra f SWE. ‘ * » CS. a" a “ * > o- on in —_ , * — ad a -_ ¥ . » ‘ " . e % -* : - 3 4 ? me Bnd a A‘ Rand nan PU PPY—L ot Hoss \oeelra "ax LtaAgcM. cj ; $y \e & Spun om? Cary _ Dt ‘ wile ss bh Niemners —_ g - *G parts . 4 ie} ani | white €Dets ° of FES ee. iS Mire. Ars ‘ be Lo oe a eS lore e ‘ Edgar Leor ane e ° a .@ : A ° * % nae © — - —— — om te -MRES reomes wired for $15. rixtures ; aan | g - ~ ee . ~ —_ = ~ = on ’ - + = as C " ' a OS Re gusbie. Victor 4497 % ’ ey c ' sleeve wantnqumimpemmaniil omen i : ; : We ape az wirirg old bouses. ——4 =~ ~ , , ites 9 77> epa ae zz. ce [. gertiemas s p i sRaTs PT acs . - eramec tn | or ee ; VS | R | U A L | SM | — "= = Pasco al ” er > ya en : ate S°arec a“ ™ Doe am Le ‘ ; Po a ~« dll. Ly t = > a - ae : - = Be ™ “= ts © ' saa \ r - ” & 2 > ’ 7rTa" . >> z aD -F ILIEY Z ‘mo ™ + =~ eo — = ae ae + a ‘ - . ”~ . . A ~ i - ™.. — >ea tad oe - +6 45° a : pil an » 4 i =v “er . o- > = —- '» - o- -& m~ a ie Lea OE 4 =i scary 3 ~ “ . oe — « Xo Ps * wd h me + a . L« Awa “a aa > Rea ’ . ,; i. 4 a Y ‘ : _Ifs @. ma. Dee ete.“ anc a e - — ees ee ool s v2 a f ; “eS 4 > 7 ; EE ae egearees ae 2 chief. one cCATieG ee J “24 c? > . ; -_ , . So te ~~? & s»{% 7 "7 - ~~ - ' - : io “ v | . . ; Ne “ RP oad . son eu ar % ‘ , ‘ : “ a PD ; “ > ? - ye- s pabiinn Te : ©? uss?’ « : | . i ‘ ae + Vi smmt & ;™ 3 ‘ an ">* 7 _ gn % , . : “a cS ert seit i =r. _ — —— Sim d ] © 2 S ~+ Cw a) i TROT — ‘ es Parte ct 0 I en A ce - - TT . “ . 4 = - +A oe - . ck . ae “ w Dem aa ew . R 7 —~ For Sale Rr =. Aan L¥ amen Last. pro wn ’ ; . _ “va : “ » 4 ‘ 4 ‘ Peet pica oie — “le ir ane Richmond ee — o Ne . wae poss me tee - > onto © pag —~ >? = 304. SIA FLEcTRic ™}.. iLs¢ oid House Wiring and Fixtures: Cast aN yt Sy il eS ae NDD an Se ales age a Ru fe. NG fy: —-—. - - ae es ee ee ee eee AR Ka NG a cae aie tg - is t ; ; ] te ? e > / “ ? ; ; ~ # | z , 5 Ys 4 A y / @ Pp | 7 ‘ * ” ro o ’ ’ 4 . J | ' t , ‘ ; ‘ > | t ; Tt i . ra ¢ / f ' Tr » 2 ? 7 . t é 4, ’ : ay 3 , é aS Meets A L926. at 6 a. m. Ka a a SS. eT eee ae a ‘ ee Sue s l a.m. aod 8 p.m; Friday. & } acres b: summer bome oa = —S he gy leaning oe + eee as Se caeeee ae ee s- Sae Meer | .. 6:38 3. oS Mas Oe Ee eee a m J. S. Weatherford. pastor 90) | ¢arm: 50 mizates drive from city aieee seete. . ee = EXPR | ’ e “ bad : ; See FEF - 2 4 Pas 3 ‘ mull re 5 Fe ws , - ; “ “ ie : . aie enero oreneenae re T a - re Tar ——_ a ee . 7 . i Walter P Williams eiiston | Beriismann, our dear motheriniuw,|‘erment Memorial Park Cemeters. (e) | DEATHS | |. DIVINE LOVE SUNDAY — Thursday |J0m, F. DICKMASS ECO, 653 Cheeteet, | 5) SOS a Ess AnS ae . ae Mate Woke 4462 Laciede | “9PCother. aged 75, years SCHUMANN-—Enterst gto met ays. Pe CAROS OF THANKS 130 bm ALAS Dear Bev. Care ee OTS S00. Post-Dispaich. | _POrest_ 781: Shae (> Se ee : 2) le oo a) a a See, See) | ‘. #08, eee. oe. 2. | Eaters ooo a Se ve 5! : , a | | SPERITT Al. COTINCEMeeter Settee | eee a> SG per lot. $10 cash. 92UIRERL SCAR ome ; ~_ ~~ ¥ «oad ai Ss go . — &Y . oft , ai SAS ss 28, * ‘ . ~ ; —-— Se th — ‘ Bid yO" RL“ me & ~ 4 c x — - - « st & a 2 , - a = ™ es sadliiesiaan: — = ~ye — ae al - lay —- = Sis fa $: ‘ ~ty . = : ; - ~*g tion 7 + © - a 4 “ — i — % 3 1a et ge : . 3 ~ —— " . . > ~ — - [ > 2 - ep TE > * m - * as “* i a t iy ~ fin > - = = = - —_ - ” ; -~ ws — = x " + — — —- ee _ - -4 *- - - d . « = Pe > . “ = " —s oe ee on r . r~ : ‘ " na a: + \ ; “ saicame 4 pe “a — . - - ~ > » AO 4. &- Ss 2. RK ie oe >! a . a 4 S _ i s i - ee SJ - x —_ — J PD. — i. | leeagetesm is ha s i” s 7 a wr * . . ‘ " - _ . % am ‘ i ie | — eo z 7 = —_ —_ = ° = > + ~ a % e e v = + ae Sz ~ . ging an - " . Ds j ’ * 4 = ‘ - a Fee | Ww ab r 4 s > com sao- x 4 4 a Re . Nia my " onde a = e ~ - — w the titre « oom ye! ne ‘TAT Sa ~ b) =e os . it . ++ 8 ~ - . ~ > - -—~-- - nm az . se - ~ - . . > Ne = \ 2 ® & ' re . —_ - . be 5 i. — wr ~ te, 7 —~ — pap Se el .. ~ - — fe - EE and 1 wrdine BAR? We - 6. ant A Ls , Tare , . s “ “ I se OW : “as rs ~e . ‘ te } BRISA a5 —itheat rou must own rour inting anc; ¢ Sn ghee - Le . é vanes crs > e nM nc . & Te = RD "7 mete ‘iad ‘ 4 ete | y ’ b #-. J \e - + a + re . ~ 4 r4 “4 ~ ~ - = 2 ; es ag > ey. om a - « > meee —* ? ad a - ~ " Pe 4 a * e “ A : ni i iit eo j ™ i a en-R u ' i ts sll * . > 3 == “ ~ a eee % r - + ~ se a =—aes ~*& e a "2 — 4 fish 4 s * - a ~ bat cad >a" Be os, 2a WaT _ $2" - ~ P a . —_— ” mations ae 3 ~ oun een ee » iz : >. 2 \ . . =¢ £80. ¥ . ies a a> tout . : nineas | = ara iece.. paste + ‘svorte sport? Find rour lecation ses eo4: Fridas [. oe : ‘ ™ “a — adie 2 » A ia r r rte 4 en os ~ > sees ” ree aren 7 — _— va $ — = f° ~oer ’ ~~ " " oe . . * x _ = > as * “4 ¢ e Ps § . a . ‘ -_ se ay ‘ t - 4.39. Slaw : t ve ius i of Elnzahx Reg a repo ~ ; : ~ . Te ao SPIRITT aL I .H—Serrices Mom- 4 . “ _ « . = aes rarc 4 & + Ss - ; = @ + ~ aaa - - a » = a a - : 4 oS . ” ¢ ~ ’ - — : ee Te 4 7 = me> * > ts uae De = > : y one 7 = > -» > - “" mg = e a. - A we bad a’ a. 2 = aT B. o = ” or - Ts 5 A i4 x 2 ah o ~ . } k ‘a » - ‘ . . . a ¥ » ‘¢ ° -~ “@ - . ~ _ . . ~°ere . ‘ = _ ‘ ° . . ~ » > : ; : és : » 5 ~ - : . es j —_— ct ~ . ~ eet nde x “a “~ . ¢ . “5° » = a : +* - ~_” . o : _ w . - — , . as ; — > : — wii ‘ a ~ . aad 3 Wiibams. Te N. Sorting ee Baa sloed « %; tx _ “ Ss Eiiiniiali ‘ _ The eval takes Dlace on Mondar. Nov ges a — « aye. 8 m. Mrs. E. aio. rc. Wm. Schroeder. Arcadia. Mo. ‘c8®) + —— a wi Rieu t : ee cA Fasron s ‘ : ‘ a a ao “URerR ‘> 7:3 ~ t~er . Pris ee a ec eer » - r+ @, Son ; ¥ ' 4 ad = “ . o + ash a _— " “ vm . wee S : j + ‘ hee] ie oy i : a —— - Ye ~—Y 2 , 3 t, on a . Bo \ Bh a “ava eee - “ ae. “M&O LaF 250 Bi 6S Be 3 Nie mx SiTteet, Moncs NO Y or —~yo ‘ ~ e. , - re iat *- t. 4 ELEVEN TE - FR i—— (oe &- . = ies m > ~+ “ * so 2 F ho 7S « ° 7 . K 2 — 7"... r ‘ ts * mis t s Episec fering: = a Ti , Gay and Wrecrescay a: * =. inure = a R | os t anc Mw ce Fs Seo Pelrmar “. ‘ 4 - . ze: ' te ~? ‘ : a2 , * | a . “ . . - ga? a ’ 4 «= * , > ~~ . 5 eile . * . . ’ Dod T. . , > | a * ” . + Pe ' ae Z . i M . - bi : ' : ~a- V8 ~t mut ie Rand ~ : —.. - = day. 2:20 dv. m=. Mra. Waters. 3302 Park. | et " : ad 4 4 t « — : ice A | a‘) vi Yr" & 4 ny : _/ 5 Types * eS ’ . = - . — ayes . ° + | a] 7 # a R aaa . ‘ ee : “BO ’ ? +> vA’ aud ma’ _— Go Wl seme 7 : = 2 > aa s*¢ : ; eration sro RHAL - ¥ ° . ” . : ~ _ > , . ‘ ‘ ." . ~ sa : * ake . Sa a ~3 rT > a es . ' > = ~~ Aa os re . m 4 awe 2 = ba fs ; Pz, ~~ — go P 1. om _ ; ene nee HEA tiakS ~ oy . r asec ~~ *-3T a * . ae - ——— a" noe om — * } ; >a . , i , ; ig ‘Z 3 nas wife and set TC SCIENCE CETRCH Sur ar J e.. 7 & Ac et esT. #2. Liié BRICK | AY’S é& ha . = ar = . ‘ ‘ ~ : : ‘ Meg ee . " " a le . = - oe 2 a sal : - _ :* ~ery af ~ 7 ie” ; . . : “as aut ww slo » Alt. A hts _s Stal Works S675 Re _ GAS PIPE CLEANERS: tt ‘ ed. ee ae “ - ’ 4 oa & b ¢ : ~ ; rn : : ; $2 +. a. 4 . ¥ - * . . , wa}? " cp mm M A. Hatterman anc Miss oan a re—eeeare “ RESP AE By. ery, arc. Pe » # } i ! } ’ -* ig ae “ _ 4 4 7 4 > 7 ? ; » > - Pi fr , Ze a £ 4 a : ¢ e £ - yy, ‘ * » | , ? | $ 7 e . 4 , al | and Dreng Ce. ey Fasten av a xz “wer O73S8 and CA>eay ‘79 | sasemansteneniupeeiaieseias anatinea - PY . =-— . af cHeanirg r=. a ” +o - 4 4 e * * ~ he * : ~ oo a - fer Cod » ew 7 -¢ id 4 - ; «| — ~ ~ nue » Hy 4 Le gl b> +4 | 7. ’ ¥ 7 v ¢ / ‘ : é : 2 ~ $2 > 4 ‘ ‘Jj * . ; 2 : . “. as ¢ ~ 4 ~~ % «> ee: ~a “ . , a » ° + . + ‘ - ape % Howse. 5] . oo Renact ay Mer ace Prenetmn we ? = : aaa " ie 7” : : :' ‘ : . . ' . > - > . 5 . . . _ : = ** _ é 7 7 és am M. BRoetier. 4304 Gertrude . @ _ 3 . ee , Mv a aD "Trims af the x > P . >= = » — - - ~ . > A Jackeon my 4* . my Px - * . = + 626" "SS it mi a ‘ de ' acre - ee. “« - ol ~ “er i as Z at ~ ; ; ‘ mney - ‘ ‘ ‘“ . . sett . 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Mes €0ae rd 4 Ee teal tha ~ - , 7 om . : , ‘ * - ; y iain . ly : ~ “ ; a - , ; 25% - f ” Bi) x ae * * ' - - = aon o - at - ae - - peasant i ~ od Tecct. ~% Leone x = ean id. ve “om, eer New Bethicn oon | eee V'MSBERS and cam be | a reed ‘ AT, yemut: fet ars) offerice | gee <i awe Mowers. act eture sarject Sunda; ie tek : Bugcy” 35 rews: ¢ CASeSETES ae alk “ay. oe : called IMMEDIATEL 1. be - “ : i, ee, 5 2. 25 SLAZN?S “eT I Sad ol : bes a we * * y . coo —— '™ Luter? ee and wtite enetted a ~ S © ia de on ; 4 “ ™ 75 aor ——— = 6g cPeUhE™ s - x crund : , ay “ee a tind BO SHER AND- SISTER. ee ng Oe Bverraue weice “s : we - foe an Ds reward. 3416 CA ee - ee ee

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STNDAY. d GIRLS « are seeking employment—PUT THEM TO WORK. NOVEMBER 14 SALESMEN DISPATCH. WANTED—MEN AGENTS WANTED—MEN softs. iT — HELP WANTED—MEN, Bors —- WANTED—MEN, N, BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN, er AGENTS =a PAY STE ADY WORK WORK ALESMEN —A wouderta ogg — LESMEN WANTED ~~ 2s to >. bi ¥ & “ hie 3 wees _~ ; — | ‘ ‘ ; -¥ oe es . aT} ’ ae rire i a! “a ce. ny me z - . ‘ ts he ' ' 2 - - . . > nis — cae + eadaly a ——— "5 int ——— taal vada 10 ; exper ienced. wai j . : =e . - er fn . = r mi ; ee | ARSE “1 : 2k —ExD xpenenc “ei: a bbe. CUnac wen , LAC © aa35 ee : - - . yf . } ENOGRAPHER. —Sit.: a bo nod ex- | perience. best references. Box ¥ xm [82 Post eee. ) om GSW. | | = = med. STENOG RA PHER—S: rt experiences ; rei Jat cc i) oS Y ars ' sy ae —_— 2 2 Te werences. Lindell 0135, Box A-271, P.- cp NG MAN—20 to 25 years | ac ech gyn cinaaitiens soit i LESMEN W WANTED | 7% ~™" 77 ; = ° c~ Pe} dite : er be NUGR Al *HER——Sii —— nage = ae a , “ Id. jess at figt ires To ; ¥ — or ,DVERT LENG SALE ESM. ae §TENOGRA RS) i ~jenced 5 pee * a a0 no * > . - ‘ . . - aA ‘ t Ti - ~ st ; - : 14 au ; ca , a oe : Bi . : | 7 re prt fits. Nel eady position. - - [ = ; ‘ ‘ i . me > ; —_ é , Sas0. sai! ; ; : “ a aah - = - \. ; ret he als : -y : = n ~: ' ‘ general. : : Boy N-348, Post-Dispatenh. e . ts a * 2 : , a rs be pias bie dae oe ~ 74 seal ee ne eS ee ee oer ne \ > ak, ‘ on en — ruD Phan ad - 7 ane JANITOR : R VICE —E : @ Ps : R- ~ee ] ° > - - | ve " » : “ i 4 Ww : . | +4 ; " -} * foc pets t Sea res : 24) Bs A hont ‘ : : fax 4945. pelt SOT ee B¢ Y - : : ge ae TEI “ STENOCGRAPHi _ ae e exmr: ar Leer er ppl 1 | | . amin and wend , aii ‘ ~ LANCE Z MANAG lie “+ -) ~ 7 5 Devic beter ape ite Sante ey “gman r ec hieseeet ng yy pes. ‘tion. QTR I iti. 7 ~“ - REE _— AN OPPORTUNITY AWAITS TWO BUYE! £ CL Tbe so eae Ce yon, AGENTS WANTED—MEN > is ~ = _— ac a? »M —S = ak : rSLAN VE} PAR AE SPIO AO IY gee’ a oMLAN ad Fa Dn a) ide pays. aif DGar Ae ORT OT *" *@laisietet over Liga PD Seb aietl iia Biagh SKS: aise mes or at -of torr FRESNO boyuae Work . 4 “fT Dom wera me vot ae * A Seimy Me Rigner ys. . moreuch Ar . wEtbece Teh cits 4 lies . FE res | 3 ning & Mh we ly GArhed 13. HELP WANTED bee weaneren el MEN, BOYS SOE Rade - ee ange Pe Ao ase Sey wuiact $) rey Seine {spe es ——. ah a ald i + > F- . . : : -. — tan Eee ‘ Son ’ — ee od -_ . 4 - te | “az..: x - ont compensation etn em spe rtumity " Sea ¥-iTS Poes-timparch. AL ROO & & Soo siren ‘om Call Mormdne 234n PS AL}™ ran aNic HEL PERM =i have tends: a onmiy need app y. DEimar S@0i; Monday, BAK GR Tair “ ws 2h oa = icine . oe Ai ~eki week a Ga, Waar ai Fennaes Osx. AADAC and ” Pe -. Mi ge. $11 Jacks Sh.

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SUNDAY. in these columns today? aie aaa eee es FOR RENT—West _ ROOMS FOR RENT—West ‘ oe FOR I ROOMS _ FOR RENT—South _ROOMS FOR pel a a memgren. 128k sao ll stn |=N 4604— Nicely furnished sin- Loa LEDE 4421 —Large sec nwt ;. con mect ng AE LINGT* } | " ' YN, 645 A—-Nic iy ee , , : . ~ nts . n * . ‘ ‘ " ping . neal 2 . a C; ~4 ARSEN Als . 390 je——Fu ~oished re : — . ; “ re ad ekeep: sae a i tic] - i Purest a Is a — M. AR YLA- Yar - . F ~_— *% 4 oe : . = - ; . ° cai _ > : ° : i373 3" Ww : rT} o" , Se. Ouse pee - Sieepins — od gic ruom. witl — Pane * oiam . Lan] rti nares " ein weoiaiiel aa . Si ae: 5 — : a3 re th a coe mijemen ¢ nly. =; = Sleeping g and house ge ine —— ye ~~ ST. LOUTS. ss 500 MEN AND BOYS WANTED —Is the position you seek advertised ie POST-PISPATCH ROOMS worth BOARD—West | ROOMS FOR coped tea cers $1 ean eet Mi NERY: 4 : . —— light meluded. ¢ nient. PRospex : 7 necting : oe — | C RI! 5445—La: 8eCON rc IND 36 3 ail - ween ‘ mw TON. 4111—Apartment . ust ; didi - ' . : 7 ae — coniinu- Na ws i pee floor room a al eisgantiy furnished: ga - forn ishac ae hase . Pathe Bonny ete tes hs aed In¢a.9 SO . = rN r alectrun. . oe gob be OOo. ee oer vy - T i | X “gusie end connecting. a4 “” ——— ‘ 1 hea ie pe hd FO Beauiifa ote Some; DON MEP RIE APO Dea Spe Lhard 7 bot aud cold rup- *yes 5035—Furnished 3 electric. garage a DAO eae 2h ois 2 EN tet ¢ Re he ti Sie — 5 a nga ee ne al jeenerDt servi arKe —_— rive ie. aan 18—F urs shed More CRIN ARG Wine, ity i OR ER etal 1h ERE met 6 a Pn RSE e Bowes oe SN Bs on, or, ere a ea 4 Pernt amici e Froot roeme aso furnished. es eet. 24: Use geepias Sette ‘not-water _ ele 16—Ro om for ete or Phe ae tae WOK, war tiple. & = ges rear 9a8 Ea gen Oo eS ge We, 1 slept, rn a cae WASGS ree Ae it Ep ORR Se REN. ANG A, Se by i ag 7 _~ Hc ae An stg eS ae ee hee wah REGENT Gay end -— -- * #® Di eg eg pertain g Be Pata ibe Ra . ~ ‘ ‘3 ‘% i + = § f arge tree San «ae eee 6A lied alee Rabiqve nt ugn'é ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY S44 a V ad tet : > ontian’y 1407 —Housrkre ing FPOreet 644 _ i —— aery stim: box, ia TR Ra I RMI TERE sks Die x oar: park, s aN ae ie ¥ te wy Tones tens Ted i jo gt Northwest ‘A - _wrLilg rT ~~ ern . oe week's a‘es > _ —* ‘ ta . " . . : ; . . —s* » - so ) 3 “ - m - ~ Leave - ome . ; ; i . = ; ; ies ry} ind xt chen. ishec ) i. | $24 week. room gas et € Oily ee nivel, ribaphe 33.5. SMR are WORE ney Feats. wits Rt» MMATE Larse fio-r enuih intial aie SVAT SE ~ =r Date 477 We Pheer) . MA; #. engl amr Tinet =e A : ¥ ~~, bw UA Saat ie ae ae Par | Ger eo af “rth owt tT See XA : eae iy - - a5 > eat Ae A Bt, om. $3.an ° “oor a om ay Bas Se ab est ‘yw I “7 eS ? eat TERE gay DPR ainee 97" pes wet che gee ae eee Sand So:ithwest 06... a — mE » a bie ye oo SOs fas: eo we & as whe prrrate ogeaekeent ae . mriidtle- gad Wa >. * oot! wet eee eee SP ES | ~ Pe sb ORGS Ai ' , ' " iT : : as : ioe, ward — ee. "~)0233.. Cat 4 , , — ' a4 oN P. at “ a | Fine oe og ——— a me “Sag Sater ~e ereaeed - , Beem =. 19.

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SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 14 1926. | ROOMS FOR RENT_v_. ' / NT—West ree second fivor heat; reasonabic. | ing rooms. gas range. hydrant i. warm Peoy PAGE, pg Zineerpiebed — OMS FOR RENT—West eee e Water and phone.(c) | rooms, > ousekteping $5 . 550-—2 pleasant front: | ay front et 5 lg ag $10... »lecorated hg — 4 Pcp caeae'e inti nome. —_ W. A KNIGHT EXPLAINS HOGS DOWN DOLLA Fy cial and || MATERIAL LOSS FOR WEEK | — Grain n Prices | | WHEAT FILS LOWER : on | han SHOWN IN N WHEAT MARKET! sie a , nen Lh wale a wand roon) it, sleeping or | PAGE, 4126— MEKOCHANTIS ££ Xt HANGS 13 Following are auotat ions of the Le (c) reoms: hone, _cony eni a ’ — ey Wie agen ae double or | PAGE. “4921 — —Z desirable h 2} F ra a I ME . | Ind I | B I wus a rooms: _hne wy ly _Gecorated, FOreat’t ~ > . nnILEe “ (cB) a - THREE STORES | ustria rie Ss Spex the Post- a-Diees “h * how - Cjhosina ai! vrev i . et os i. -- ; re: oO : | douse ae ! otetions as | OUT, OWil- | P AGE, 4044 gp tind g. wrnished cit ven) FOCes * riy a t floor m : nine » “is 9 priva family GTON, y, 4956—First ; ee Sun Oi! Co. has declared a stock | ing in the news to ace for ini In the news ceount f tH ; : ST L 136% -% 15 3G" % , CIS MERCHANTS EXCH 4RGe ss housekeeping or oein me room; steam et continu: | 1428 Salisbury “a * am sat Sse Liose. Y day 2 ; Swed i water s'eain PAGE. pizis—Housekeeving — = ft SNe etie: elegantly furuished; ga-— : ‘ eae | | dividend of 6 er ec ca | PAGE, $215—Housekessing wi MONDAY SPECIALS BF Realty Man Accused of Ember. | fividend of €'per cent and the regu: (ont W* yates gram foe ae, | gc 6> 1385 {Sis excmamae as Tie mo 2h. le | nm aiotie a ded ¢t She te ss eee eee ‘ ie Nov. cle . } : se fai to come 4% ; > Lay 4 low d corn n l, December being her Influence: lind soem. stent | mba ” ie i GTON, 4420—Laree, weil f ' | : : x Ss PT . ; . Moe Cag hae , a ; ¥ . PAGE 47 7, a, connecting ; = housekeeping room; g00d heat: | ' | zlement, Sa \ Ss Money W ent ! creas, hig on he S. Yr ' both Da ay able ] ec, Ad to holders of | % ro pat - be —_ , — ne at " vere | 3 24 : a a (>i. : , ‘ . -$ — nfavorable weath . © 2 ! | Week. Week. , |) eecord Nov. 26, "sc to 1%e lower and Cor the week 4%) ~~ HAI Y WHEAT. m_ pe iaproved Argentine } ¢ ; . “ . # i her: vi AM reper t ~ ——— rar nes 00 me: sles raed roumie: large some . - Dye ’ modern. i ° » Ne bf furnished 3 | | ic ber rooms, he Pee srs0h—-chearta cf NGTON. i ren ry oo to Promote Land Deal. | le a 3.649 : ad e ° to Se lower. December, Olg ts . in “ a. = a3 r : A ii 1 > . j ‘ . aa 7 9 ade il. ; ° 7 4 : ial ‘ 7 . ee ‘ a P | Z ’ ‘ of 4 T = i ip : im 8 bat Gi 5. ve housekeep Me | , Ww orth of J agile Stamps > vee N et pre fit of W est T? FE} ieaet ri ray a] ‘Sasa? * ee . ‘ regu. ene. * ° } } : ’ ‘ . j . new wheat from 4 iia J ed locat) 8 . } : 7 i ciate wunsigmeibidNliinitieiiaieaia tie ; pes : as Ue 2 os he he trer tris weekK Was if —“— , 2 _ remtine al anaca. : rnishes ‘Ol | location; $6 week! teanm-lLeated Given With Ex my Can of | ole aca we aie : é beste argh ( ; . 4 ) - " cae pn riarket. #! ni bute oeg PAGE 507 5—Second ” floor: nice redsonabie, “shy rent : , Ho a? hi Year Was $537.80? . ries culitg Mit William =A. Knight of 624 North | Bra a 7é 901 ies euer Was 990,502, equal under ) } : 1€ Parti = GTON., water, direct ~~ . tchen “eee. aeons he he usekeeping: sink: $8 week - oom. 5867. (C98 } ' icipat 7 i | ‘ “ ee - ~- - ’ “s ' aa | j .) . o " ly furnished | = oset#: $10. Forest 26s85w: INGTON, 612x--Room: twin beds; | mewcan al a Ninth street, East St. Louis,a real Total . 459 102 0a7 || she “ec 66 ens OE the CAb- estate ~~ . ; oe ‘eieaadl , the ‘ Bas > « nw yt 10° 987 bs har Trés tn 3.6% a share on the Clase . & | stock and $1.85 ; ' . 4 « ‘ -O. for the Hine months iar. bu he ligul (ion curing the past two at : utif iliy furmehed >4a4 E edad : . : ts os > ‘ nd bus. Ous hot water: con- | PAG a eeetely furnished a . ly block car a ~ eter dealer, discussing with " me he" Dp oyed; ‘ in - mers oa | > bo : e . i S iaTe on t ie : ss family: garage ‘axe. tele phone, ot Haass, 3303—F urnished house- | 3-lb can; hopped I Ost- Dispatch by telephone vester- | | ie G0 Walke eebess ss ‘3 é Pies a io : 8 “4 oC | oonis " . . mags —~ 3 , n s}} 925 i ° 5 i ; : , . réak 10 b Sf. soul's : ‘ 4g, OT. rmti net mor s ' " * r ' . ° : 1} ; os “yp talaga : farce single ASHI = heat. JIndell Pt A ete Neo eee Rage i he day the w arrant charging him with} National s et . | . & 8 winnie . cbimtee e-tnedh well etacra thei ("hie s a, IS ae & 1.9 ty : ee a PS ‘ enicemn: hew eee Ne ‘ ied walt als 4 | : apr : au" ¢ ma oe ‘ ' . a ~~ % mn gueiities an . a $230 embezzlement and the BS- | wher ‘ -4€ G. Biechler preside ave ane od mil.ing quality in test. ' f. ¥ wae ggg oe of 10,000 } Sueep Subsidiary of Genera) } v} ara repo! ae of 400 000 bushe! : : hard 314 : shippers acid — : at arrive and decorated all conven: enc ys ~~ 424 _— - — House keeping ' Th ‘ H od - . . ti s€ ces; rGTON., aa 4 hl ‘ re @ j orm _1864R. 4. 4 single 4 pn ing. DEhnar | e Kind That s Always Right sertion of an Assistant State's aAt-jin c ® beef rs declined an. hat Sales of electric }1; af + -— Ca , an & €) oC ‘ . . 7 6 ri if > ows ry ’ a Rast . : ; ‘ ‘ > i. “a . ; ‘ : , " “” ™ ii . i od ge pe Beige i water systems r ow p: “39,000 bushel » mills. Sales of 560.0090 St t. 77: . wees — ao 0. Th market = The market clo@eed r tiaer artes = &: w Sh SCN fi 'PAGE b047—-3 large single >oonme! uf . ae : é ag - ’ 290™Ma: ot Re LL OL AI a ee LOrne VY t} io re het a x nn +. ¢ . ‘ . rue. ple OF iwo Re ntlemen: hewly TUTmie) Harm 2 - NGTON 4183A—Laree . ; ges bat he was rt $ 81 in ne : d : . the St. Lows Marscet er ¢ ‘ . ‘ : ' P OP ere bt 18) : > Mads KO to store Minn “aya fants ; . — jand decorated; ali conventen ses- : rivileges; sleeping room: OU ; 4S accounts for a subdivision, ‘ad- ing the «! period was fair at ap. ore Wate 7 ere ghinwed apolis wh stocks tncreased 20.000 bush-| HK. C. 74% é a's With about : “at usold afier fair ar) room: | FOrest 1 Sth R Reben 0 | mitted that fr te” ie I ps oximately 112.509 head. Cattle receipts | +), nonths of aa then us els for lay. i main buyers . s ,' : » Ve! av) sionda 12 ynodcerate succeed- y hole ne, - . . : . ‘ Ps . , ae eT abetit nore Of 1925, the heat vious year | * ad, bu ireshi: rected hi ao TOM NO ig b hippers 1d industries. | ae pow not . S- al as P fa R s ; . , 7 ane imite a matt? : |PERSHING. 5374—Front roc RU friendly: MP me ) A for coup! “tig . Sh. Tt ; | er ae a and W R unfurnish ed: heat and Tight GTOS. aS 4300— Beautiful room ; by 2 penn Vv of this. saving it hy ra] «teers Mit ' i Tor oil . J ulked ; 4.99 ail qT} ee, a rease ¢ 4 ] . r cent 1 1 ~] — -o . . , . y. ’ Cc i ——— - 2 eee : ae a 4 | "y j on * ; lower a im. - . et) Pat, PX a t a * ° iin ' re “Reg . ' ‘ 003, cr sis Se 4 a 3 — “as . %, D ‘ rT) I ‘ : aT ‘Tia? * on , - “ea - _ ¥ } . } was ‘o€ oS ’ pe dn —— m , ; inne § , if . . © , ; howe tional eetback ip the early : been used to defray sales promotion | $ iS, on rs d weight | ty si a drop nit ; a a. , et : ; - ° . UU OOO hus} wer Tnacd - = - ra rs ~ ee 06 sa December woeee opened at 91.56%. bor. (e2) | RAYMOND 5064. —Fron:t ] ; private home; gentie a : ront ody N& room single; p m4 front seeping modern. | private home og ¥ : : oe ornoilipslaaiaes ces: sieam heat. (cB) | payMOND — ae uh. man. NGTON. 4445— Bee utiful newly Sitch. the ~ouwhly | ous hot water: home privileges; Contin. and furnished reome: superior , prorated ic nl Av? ve ' ae ol RAY MOND 51de—2_ “housekeep ; ene * - nos: worth ‘ne pect’ on fuse secnin. “aVOd mE Nicely | _iurnished = «£ : * , fos 2 or 3. with hot and cold ri. It} - rnished private: garar* FOrest 0646 7 62—Well fi a rh ed ‘RAYMOND, 5048 Living room and kit rAsiINGT Wiichene:te: weer. gas range front b, large. Pn furnis shed for bouse ‘Keeping: $8: rol | home me i. 1i€é Kes. i ie, . arts % ——— tie no er eotn O7 %o Finest Spread for neem eed for Bread ‘denied likewise the Prosecuto-’s 7/A.”: Mal Rye ved, iter @-counter’’ ading 4 oman ypc i © Coke” a RYE , an: i Mav corn, ae = JID ~VLYU. es refiecte, fir - - . P : ‘ t : I mIXGg Orn, tYré a? ry cy _ ° ane - — anu m4 7 - lected a firm ne bul les months were A ay gt i ee AP mig 5 | a ie ae “hi, .102%4 1Oli%s-% 103d ) orec Northwestern markete com ’ - ' , ver. em eee ik a, Rieu 998) care of wheat, soma STAMPS | them. nd canne $3.25 to $4 NM ej | marked up by C velit ulose Pr roduct its. > to 2 lower jber, > to} * : . = or with Pa ee bol gas ; ml ] ” . Ams ; 45 ¢ 4 J Te y ~ iia iittieseacianattiaiabieaina bushels e impear ed with 102, “00 a tnonth Salesman for His } artner. ~ ‘ ) oft heh , piste. 1p 1. . | . “a - | Shinn , P aaes4 ) « “ J Ut JC. | Di sily “Grail Move e t | | Seo and 6] AOU jast year, tne luded a3 ca ae Knight declared that the syndi- |: : 25 nd Atta elogna s period ng + : | tans in Unite ‘tales Me cj : ' - : ? : S “a a se in ov men jhe ¥ and a0 through, Corn: a » OF on capsingien a1i0n vie Phetg Pree va, n hogs ft 85.400 a w °o and Laat year, PRP! @ a Wn OF ‘statement that he had lost he avily | The be to $9.7 4 : 125.j eluding Us i s "ith tn tn oo tr ; | “a 3 * & vw 4 opene: bry o- " ; tape pa J mm el . he fe Lb P . AiG im . . ’ t re . / bs 3 rene wh a ie. j , 1 s Ss aes ' ss . /on horse rales. savin he had Neve j later aa elo a 2 a ’ OS Neer ig. 3 Vill : etur oa Lone = 4 nd wes Tee ad ain' . “ - a i« teh 214 aA week oF. and 2 baat year. EAGLE 5 ; ; Be e rie ns and te wr Zs Ldott ¥ isher, National Fuel Ga nd Sine. | he: oe Tees ms Pigs es whan od ve ek. ewer RE | Ht ye ea oly receiving 219 cars, Duluth 154 er bet more than $2 at a time on een weerings late moved : SJ ier M tonne pong Stee ee ee Bese j i li - a ~ war ; i o ; i » ~ ie nufac t uUTiNn E. a rey tj] } ig > r ry . ‘ . - . | * a , ; land VW innipes 1845. n . : : 4 A din ide er . | Ijcal wheat receipts, which were 74.700 ‘fu Given With Every Pound of the p.ainer in the Saitidiinhais table wt"! Se found re cate promoting the subdivision had | .-.,....°° F by Pg tee llc wenn ; a Le! 70. ma’ bh = me n iris svmpat ; ; , oe rn. anperie f stocker - a! mag ole nts r ago. save the aint “tion ocr ing ‘? rmpathy! a wai nelede 9 througn. (ete Contracted w i his é ‘ im ¢ — @ailie > the iargest the s@aso) Sri \ porter rud li prod ion i * a ow n i "ain. Lard osed 7 ly, Ceipts aug shipments of grain in bushels uded vocal ~ * im gi. sa e : . ras Lt « ; , A partn yg tT) a 2 ann oa being? r £ | 2 3 ie a . | in wn , this see , , | * hiche: - : 4 . oe ; be 2 (000 nuit ed re, eipta, were 4°. Oo busne 2. ; rm real estate 1, Charles A. Hart- ers a: lle were ly to strong. The wounted 724: rate cone. ! ee : i aes ee WitkaT. CORN. 7 OATS |‘ ared with £4,000 a week ago unl 86. Our 5 mc ? he si ie Ss! ». | Ree. Ship. | Kee, Ship, as neluded 14 care lecal aad ‘ ic) hear + * it Poo ge 08. = “ = i fe) - : ble: verv homelike: ‘ ‘ we a... , : lee kee Di ne rooms, — i ron reocm pri Vate 7 7 ic} ; Le. vy ail Ss unday. fem. room; ‘sult- | RIDGE. 5810—-Seven a a a 7) conveniences, " 9290— iu : - fatninnel RIDGE, 5964A—Sm; all front room: — - ear _ {37 | family, PA: ‘kview /0248W. - dpa Unsere ——Laree , house- | ROOM-—Stcani-Leated connecting bath; wa sleeping porch private. family; ref continuous hot ww ter. __PArkview x ny 1446. {c) u . ; A kview 314i, games. — Abany 1 tte a te ; o 650 Bio ten reeetpts were 10 cars loca: lb. nett, to se] he lots on commig- en oe SOP EDP VeRl sves t P13. yn be we Sarl yo } a — ; rath Paw XU ‘eCOCK ago. " St. TF 74 26 42 =e ali night sald that I his | cuts were ala higher at Og ' lay | . VEGETABLE MARKET : . - - n nd Knig te ag Fe een ee | Chic 00) 244; 650) S44) 42) 114) Stocks in St. Leute public elevators on ? | Mi vit of wheat: 1.- AA 45 : 3 2 bushels Vort! . a fu iPay ‘ ; ; eer 4 : m4 v . FREE! 4 itt , occupied the place of a SS basis | o Soutbern an ne “yea 3 ahs ye - wax seed cre ‘di _ -_ - , ‘ i -_ aa : : é . ret, L oner . r- t 5.74 4 vv "00 bh > Sean y a - 7 . ; - ; pa | 2” b Pe y , , { Ld * saiesman for Hartnett, but it) li ( ©2509 to $4.75 Friday were off | hoan.) aad 0. nan a, Spout . 3.200 Potatoes Nominally Steady, gh ad ) : 557. 569° bushels 5 core: 303,208 aietye 4 y F . from a Week pr vious. ‘ se “i a4 well ‘ “" i ws li ‘ o* é t i} Tr le t S 1 ill . i ‘ ¢ * Be ‘ . ee « i vats. f mu # = ¢ nN rised ierest in th aint tra ; au a Standst . ear eadéedtea aes, bushels of No winter wheat; t soos anaian leniouces Me . : Gir 5 > proved to be a losing venture and h ny 4 7 Booms SB ppertmens: / convenien s. $4_ week, _CAbany 48042 and pleove: oT va te. Ev en Wyn Every I a8 sail ; 1? «© i jane rith Hog Orders Decrease. fecling that | ould ve an upwal! -end- (TT: ‘E ROW. Nov. 13.— maha .. ~ oe ‘ 546.776 bushels a No. ~itt ovr, . ROOM—HBeautitul large: excellent loca» der END PL. 618—Furn shed rooms ver- +} severed a] connections wit : i a 7 c 1 th f. paint Unfavorable itato rices were nomi: lly aad * ’ ‘ed f ‘ ' " 137.901 bushels of - No, ———— viienaseeiaiin —_— ; _tion; board Optionai. _ FOrest 22325, fe bowekeoning: $3_per_week ib. ‘Hartnett three rmionths ago. Since a wei ‘eS oO declining markets Curir @ the ORAGILIO throughout the Sfason in th (PAUing Yas i nes li ns “in ( Sr los. ! 2 ) ; wheat: 2mh O40 bushels of A—Newly-: é furnished / Ro» M—! ne ” employed kit tche = > ATE. r Bog Desira t le. new i-~ Good 7 : - i od os cas J ae to & * ieee . ‘- | £478 -bushels of No, 2 oats: 25.4644 bust:- «_privere Mo tro 4. ie els of No. 2 white’ cate; 49.755 bushels — eas ——. | ROON— private h ome. Geum Heat ae 4010—spi endid room books t) loe: 13 ' , . oe " ; —7 i NSTER, as 2 ale } arke mir ice Deceinher of t th yw ‘ t “he Nicely furnished | business” woman. Call C -Abany 0063, ‘e} ; running water | lL. Inde’ 1 8706. wo! TH OF — possible ‘ 18 ey | ile 1OWINK fome Increase vd er | report. t . ‘ , spine temdinte rs round white at 82. nne- | 2 i - ' e . C ; a EAGLE rec veeks, dis not show an exceasive ‘is half million bushels lower ‘a ral 2.55, . a.) oS > la eins. ' 4 white oats: 12,6438 bushels of ry * Y ‘ - ia ‘ *-* . — y 4 rye. A ROOM — S‘eam-heated. fro Beeiis. 5062—2 sleeping rooms: FUuress iren wel-| family _Fensonatie. ae Hl aM ai ROOM—Nea ¥ furnished ; eentenaea 71 5213-——Housekeeping large ~— wous hot water: ga-!| -- : - na SY NCS. 46} ‘ (c53x) | ROOsI—+ urnis shed, in apart tinent, break WERTMINETER, 8524-—Front housekeep- i hile es - ‘ bas * (COox if Aesred "“Abanyvy SHTOJ last ra comme sieaiIn heat. garage Dispatch to reach Knigh only hy ain. , ‘sete: lone nuntber meee tee $43 a | 2.55, : : | STAMPS a telephone appointment, when he gag buyers was ie main reason for POULTRY MARKET p iy st) burbanks inc} ‘ ; ston tle ee Clee ssisees Drimary recetpte of wheat wore heavier i ; ’ . the ¢ ine. this condttion la ci +h, rial ar 2.80. 1 ear , y te gf sant aiveston . RO. . oe _ us ‘ > 4e9 ny, ] ° ( > | : ul aaa wt. Ca, - ‘ a ; “ea co sae kLiges lin im re ne t ally 1 ‘Irm one Lot round whit at ys 5. ‘ ie i pb ar re oi ret ‘a were heav ler than _ week aT) — . Y , - : 4 * ~¢ ? a ve’ ¢ 7 —os . ’ ‘ family; steam heat | highschool. _ CAbany 7542J. (c) Bone or two employed. _ ieee ee Weputy Sheriffs have not been able o¢ tne hurcher wet ht hogs althou he uous! w. “) a | ry > P 4 ‘ ~ — Ae “ Peery 4 | ul r : pT iti rile ] . 2 _Gre n, Bi dae ind Offe and | gt ‘er than “a year age VW neat in | idk ii alata S HUM M mh _D vate Jé wish iamily: 1 or= ~~ STMINSTHR. 41 , Isconsin . ‘ . le > Z2 a ae ) tT “und 40 : wn i ext 4) an 'ers hi pinerntsa vere lighter than a VW OP iy “ais — men rrd isSie¢ at the ree 4, pr iturday’s be lee ogee om eae? A Bl E R, , EGG AXD POUL "ith red an vhite ontons quotab!y 2 and lighter than a vear ; corn ship: " 1s F ' . Hi 1GO. Nev 13 . ; enta were heavier than a week ago and Pr ty newly paper- eee a : et Ture | 276, Peet-Dispatch erMINSTER, $151—— a none BEST CURE RUTTER anit 30 on her 1 found | me: op of $12.85 in the ° ” Consaah 3 , co Shy : =? floor west: ! ay - ene ‘mane room aid kitchene't #: hence ea 5 meni . ‘ apo tial meatal 7) ee ee ee ee OTA MIssioh houses al Li ; and he oxes SOqp* § Home-o ; a vos a ; 4 1.200.000 ‘ast year. Corn becs; gentlemen: ret~ ROOM—Laree. hot-water heat: _2 em FETMINSTER, 3942 Peau rooms: a!so ie E : 7 ha not heen « sited i COE peepee hg dae S ta ct gh cu ° 8. | prices for round lots o ous articles, ” 7 epee ca me cn - 2 OP ae . pcem De Ort +. ' , were 1,010,000 bushels, eoowared : ‘hoe Ree : ic&3) Dlov ed: priv a te family: Vacant Nov, 4, gingie beautiful ully furnished, ateam ae at. it ; t LATED 4 $1 ] ‘On ° : . = : : ied as 9 Bary ~h oe tulataiet | t Bi. f if 4 i é ; ¢ 2 4 t) : IT °s ? gfe ’ ; + % 2 ‘ i - p f Af ’ a * : 1m j re 4 ss | Lidlt) e-me 4 "tj ' : rT} wl © ¢ : - . ‘ : naz porte. il cle gg Ree ncone . " imear ceipte of wheat were 1.261. 5 art ‘ ' conpared with 1.222.000 —Newly furnished at- | 4#38SW aa _@ SESTMIN=TER. : rent reasonable. DE)- /ROOM- Quiet warm, southern exposure; - TER n orcding eond 2 Pa . Rea) ws * ions el _— ul . } ‘ } ’ ee - Binge sie ss wait rif { ‘ a. } , , . . ~ te for sett! d bus! ness woman: walking die rE TMJ tu "ight ho keeping: « er 4 attiler nt with wt Feyencd e274. 3 t 4 igh « SHE! rE Ney “rf wir Fa 3 semua en Men . as ae Sa ()ffers -5O.01K) bushels. ‘om pared with fe eee it. — = 65) 1 § - : a ston } i et eo oe en | ee Ggherngs 6c laisie 2 > ; = hy > . ; } . \ ‘ i 3°, . 1ca oO Provis s ‘ # , a ‘oe ) i cag ions | WHEAT. 25——Sieam heated: pO! rooms; employed : RT .0M— Lady nployed would ilke to oa eee tami aa ys peace org ame are. Sb. Uf yori So a her ec aon with another ee Oy SSTER, 4 44 . 1 ay teen - rf o #1 " Si | Pp was a eekuOrne and bia UTinge CARR haeu : h——EDNtire third , per week: phone CAbany 6160. t. Sen. Win beds, also singlc a; nea th sanction: ) larger outco of stock pies during e ie a: leg hiort rs «te: tt 3m - 100 de - oss} ea gee Inter $7: ‘Yoky ; _Ap ; D> Hartnett Blames. hunighit. ih wit . wen a ' j 44% irk oid om ; " 7 & ' so Vil ¢ - ' ; ‘ov. — rovision market 1 ed 4 big oe : 7) SOG | ; ar tek Pits ‘ a rn new Ree ¢ Ire 4, = PEP . oe 3 ‘ ne K Pm { ry 1d ; , by & ‘ - :. = - } : j : in ‘ : cs 4 | , . > at ; smvaity at $ : ites at 4 . i i . ! . ‘*¢ ‘ Fan ; P ; " , ; 4 ae - 4 } : ’ : ~ " . : . > 7 he . : “if 4 Dersons. $11). Ba : s cada he ts c ROOM—Front busi nese women cr coupe v NEThD PT. $9)5— Handsoni: frenuine Imported 7 . : om pic yed: ne} it furnished and Jccorated: : 1; st°-am heated front room Kitchen privileges. oghe ; m1 apartment : garage ; (er | Large Carry-All Bags, Each (le Sti wl : gates , si sai ieee | RIOT t : 4 ‘es 1 s ci : : re tuck: | 3 jo doo Oe: ng | 7c ensed. | wi hig t ae e sew . P 3 és ; and : “* ae atic —— ee J MINSTER. 4233 4 Beautifiu ; / t iv ici? ‘ . id : : ; -* — ‘ eee (oth? ROOMS—Arct hitect . would share reoma fron: rooms: good heat, sontinuou ORT 4 2tl me ' e a ow f we ciel Ahi ’ . 7 Cass, ve 3 " ar I pair ety CR: a! nsual od floor house- — bedirwr i. living room. aleenin i Water. al en tern - orn apart mer? 4 a my > ee z ; | fiwy j S ‘ x 4 : r j 1} " J ‘] ro > . . wn , m ‘ . . — : be . a tit} ~ The ‘ y+ hard. at : ore 1° . > , ‘ — , —————EE - - ———— ~ a | . 1 4 ’ 7 . " ~ “As 7 ” . er 7 | ad water, aduite. : m™ Cc . ow ne * s home west. FOrest : : " INSTER 399]; —2 connecting fr . , HOTELS ‘ 4 Vor 1} 4 a hd j +» i Sit ‘ 4 fs = —— 7 he ni } en ° kit ch netie 8 front sieepir } ; } ; le & ah e8o ROOMS— Archi tect will share rooms _ ie 12? Kitche ” (8) | REGENT HOTT a te apatites hee, Bt ie we rll lla “SS Stead | te a he ie ) dient oe | Dwner's home, west. bathroee bed FOO » . , yo EE 1OT | oe Clean: $1 : a ; = ain’ st : paler. ; Sheep About teady. ess rs fi nt mY : ‘i , aot ; [4] Be | bQusekeeping n _foome living room. sleeping porch: dD. meee INSTER Pl.. 4531—large front re. Kiy, Bo and up (08 . ' ' , ith the HNlion of a diserenane ep rit CudCr Cilla ers | ae Pat fa es e*-s rrr vr ’ ; , ‘ a ? torest 110 i} 7366. ‘ ; and kitchenette. al8O LA | w eepinge ‘+, ~. . ‘ . tes ty ws ek dy - i has “ast iT ‘ ‘ ry > , > , ; . i¢ *° an ’ ‘ : ’ lhe ptar ae No. % white. ite : " >t. o : ' fm é ‘ . ; ; fy be } ry i ! 4 ; hina ' ‘ crt hi — ; ae A & ; - ’ atiy furni = rt™e] ~oom, Re " OMS _ Wh i i've in co. 4 room ~— - —- s = ~~ ee : } : ~~ — “s : / . 8 ] oe “7 T} { fi tit at i iit ; ze AT +] 1 - 4 . ig ” j , da e- , apie 0 re , . "rtf _ . ; . 1 Frere ee eet ree semen oe 8 a ee : me. ‘ wee , site 6 conveniences. — (c} can get bachelor apartment for , INSTER. 4215 — Second AS r AW). +8- The Hunts : 3 7 . we, mark ni da inhfouctout pees had - , 4 Oi ge ) ) ae heh eeeized, $7.00 . s in steam-heated ap wee: ta. cemiieman wanting ciea Tarn vi , Poom team heat Unni 3 OSenioL ” — | pert hanged p ais Glyim “a tk: inlaid: ii " pert ome | OATS. Der week. in suburba? P roome: consiant .hot wu: . PO. (c% er week ut cris Pet «= COu- | ona di howed shorts eer ; , w aniicsted secs BPMs ‘Z ¢ ri I a ei ; mm rica by ' 0 ames , . 2 ene: ek Py 3 white. 480 4 or_mart dculary. WEhbster 301 at MINETER PI. 37> uiet enm- Necting : ! a ema initial ag th ee e pUUNnCe ab oe erg Be wtndge —— ~ G0 Nov 13 "he: ' 7 $ white, a, 8 he 400: le ‘ : ~$233—Connecting Mmahie room raferences sel, DAA! Si vr DE} . th SU es ACCOM ydements muha nei oo bbe a 7 pUye Te kN Ly Reem mtn io Be Oe - ox = B7aL 1 STM Ni 3 "ed ai 4 e + — ne eam hous keeping al, couple preferred, fom} . 4 nets accordit the roost pat if | : peering w red ection - a] fancy B4.20 i e7 INCY | sams red 5 fo. 2 hard $1 2A ‘; krade. bS*%c to 3 Re ; —— on i eee creme - —T)weT —y = rr “w re . m= : Lk > re . - , ia i , ‘ . ‘ * 5 ; ¥ { > ’ ’ , Ps : ’ . aA ‘ , : 2 o ” , _ _ : ~ T {. Bi wr rket. SARAH olF N —Front room. : | MINSTER 4°! Attra rete = | a" rerst ;, Pad — i ire. ; pula : no F . a - ‘ Se I EN DI , Home-s . in fin ’ ee p 14% - | t. “ui ay na : ey) ; ++ . ' r* » wy Y - er tier; rr. ¥ Lv : lind Vv J ‘ , ” : : . , ~ dicen ; 12 ; oe ‘ : 7 oo . ‘ i Mm jiart f j SS, VO \e d : ‘ conne ting ligh KI enette: aise single: modern. i 4 in; oF | NE atu Vv an Pr ae ee : e mores nl oe ek s «t | pound jine 1% le s. wOx. t Trrty ' a 2 | -"s npg - mother ] rather gutet potewith- all convenijen SAR AH =On N .-—2 om furnishe® el SAAD ' te 0¥ ; * ty Litrreiy dul sing. als ‘ garace € : ; » Ta. : { ren) hed « also glee ni i Sere ‘ ' Fs . : acai as : ; ~— 3 arte +. a | 4 x 4 of : ; anit , re P sates : ' ; mM ui . , yas pA — , wales wers reperted as follows 15J. SKINKE Rn, 260 Np leasant room, phe ie trom See a as [Dm —om__, SSF mere tths i n East ! ge eae” ules reneine abt vg ' Pr. dezen bu Y 4 5604 y oth i car No. 3 and sample grade — eo ack | Gixkcn sree ei + hed Pe MUNSTER. $235—Recond floor east , ; 7 i> to $1] pand dor at firin:. rece "660: near ennes ' 2 : LOO. he rown L G0e . ¥ ne at G18, 2 care Wes : : : — ye , ad net , - TT) i s1 , te ‘ , ‘? ? ; : ‘ > ‘ , , fi, tl btn s - ; ol r: i : } SSSA wit furnis | foriablie warm room. bath bea 1tif Pst n b napps wx | er 3 brad ribs 313 9 3 car ~U. 2 care standard oP, “* P . 6?" eeping, sec | = conveniences: near corner of Delma ment - ou tf oDer { vi re hn oe ; . — every convenience; gentlemen. | oy mods . : : : am, : n henner (OR a} iSH—Home-erown medin betlies | ost or i 4 ine. . e . owe ; : Mie v se ' ai ' ' : : ¢ ay, f . -» € : ou - ts ‘ ’ f = } MUSS | a TP j -_ - - 4 *s ? é 4 ae , 2 ‘ , ied ; , . .. . eV ‘ ik ~ ¢ : i * fuftires lark: lert hou LoD - . , ‘ontinuy: SPENCER PL.. 6300—3 rooms, neatly fame -.eaaty ) = $ the ahaa ETT MIB a ces THE PARKII RST HOTE nished : newly decorated ; $8 9p per week. MDelely e. Uipope cl I aculate: exc i i [ b ae 1 , tines rig mnNole ext reat i ae $05 : : second floor Too Mee): Wonderfis) bon: wt of oj : a. arior, near tI, \ mal REL ISION THROUGH MOVIES rivals P wes rat ‘ He pric Her ;' “16 rridi . Pimewenn ef " ia .1 448 tir ny. SI9 toa $3 NO, eri ‘ ssa , ' ; ’ R : ' pir and dressed 4 SPs S.0 2 DP CTal te] ' : ' *y : frat we ; to- O°: S light elever oe on pees aad sale : ad cs ; ie : ; ne at : , y ; ; Lio let rein : .. thy : ~ 6 rr) : * 7 y ? heavy elaver a eta SPRL Nt : Larce : couple emplored: also : ‘ ~? && “acuUITS refere Om "ian : S autif p . . ‘ ind i? desired. Bis PIXE 42 . , ‘ . ria } ; \? . . > nee , AE, 430°—Housekeeping rooms: ” ~~ ; ais . om ” ‘ ' f é hb ; j : sid " ian , es : are P or] ¢ : d ic a “tt A em on 2 - booty id tg] : 1 . Indell 4536 UNION. 1143 N. (Apt. A)—Light ROSELLE HOTEL aes 3 ie ae EE daa | « Ph AB gee . ¢ ifferent fe bash acke pint whit , | SOS Ae F we , MINN} 7 Mins 7 Shoe Bh, Louls Flour and Meat. ‘ - vF : . ; a , j j > a . - , . on . - .% Fn : : pe ‘ -. ‘ . ; : ng : he a? bere igi ; a es Third fiewr weat: reom nienty heat and hot water. in modern et-artment: UNION. @°3- —Slemping room with Kitehe ei Deck e a privilewes; gtearn heat, hot water; $7;. B—Furnished moms. @rr*hing furnished. . + @arage. DElmar TNION. 1318—2a4 floor gouths = om TO cage a ae and bedroom, adjoining bath: p . —— RIS RETR Brie eat or°2 seatonat ly" Foree 46gtaame [eae Rotel Tatndeit od ge) duced by 0 beeen ERE EO , fintloe aged | 328 | ; ° +, rare YT, ‘ } a> ibe , qo5 + hampe “) wike ’ heat gw iur- | VANDEVENTER. * 78a 3 ae , pre. ie —— ce Aa _... {€7)} | keeping rooms. sink. $8. 28 en T. So, ti — Huusekeeping rooms. Housekeeping rooms; come SS Se &.) aes mini § og age ceded ae eD lished. southern ex VANDE v ENTE R 9: 33 Ww — Room. with 6 g wee “ s; , : ae. wi 323 aa itcher. $7 : FJ.AT> ‘n>... % ’ . , Sf j ? ~ ' } ‘ 4 fa i : Without twin beds: first floor cast =" *” u —_s to share auti ait ) rh; films Lai nh «GB pepa B. , ¥. R , , 2) lewhe pis vwvdx Mh bere. to. 2 ard. g ‘ a° . > 7 "7 , ate ’ 4 . ; . ty ”? fy bit mate y+ P ‘ .? r , , hiinar’ i’ . 4 q y * . y 2 4 } ’ WS ft. . ° ’ S . » 1 “2p. 1 ” ate e b : : are ' ¢ «. tA . , ba, ‘ a aoa : ' | rs ; A ju Aa ows . . yA ‘ gr ; at $4 006 to $ , ' re ‘ 7 ‘ 34 50 nt room: mor t : ah rt 326 Tae ‘Er front} hot-water heat, etc.; | VANDEVENTER 13°7—Steam E hese na nechenetie for 3; § | enipcyed people pre- | housekeeping and sleeping rooms. — , eo en Ate io HAD EG! aS Dest dacttakee' + Saga shy , : foc) | Mornings. = od. ; . , : . ¢ oe cei ‘ fen tic , 4 oor “ : P : é ; Bae dee yan Pg thet . . » ; a’ J J tii i jbo wy F etd LG Piea ts ay 2 mar a andi 2 fete hamners. 01 UR to OF te nocd | enchenerd 9¢ lower: No. 2 wh ->: spring patent i,t 3 I ‘ . . No Sms i trig qQuere ( dalie Housekeeping room, $6 VANDEVENTER 13054 w.—e ks ae. (80) | were _comfort s. Ais, ePID tz ype | ™ (Jovernment nage a ana ayed 2 | nemo art 1 hampes to $ ered $5 St} re ie housekreping rooms. steam heat; ’ , a ee — - ~~ -—— TC MIMNIA TH : i ‘ lie ad » ghare i tJ ; i ™V i gad Lid “TT} ra rir - es} inger i is T qu : Cas o> *y C : . ty h , | ie ‘— , : * 4s Room for * * young | able “in ~ - 3m efficiency apartment Pea ri TRY h mas bligatory showing ley sy fee LS , si LOCA Swh ET POTATOES.—Tenn aa m- | low, 186. AE sprcesgssnfy see ¥ | a —— T ’ "7 ' ' . ’ P wan : er \ te HNGN 5142 ‘La ex. ow. : : Itt AIM ATT. oO } arc Te i ) Cf) Lilt} Jad y is VI rrTiva Th ud j ! , sTMITP } / tT .t rr VV Nec 13 .— ’ wy yr et , ' ta , ‘ ; ' ur gueoted th ear lote in jute : Teasonahble FOrest 81 , en , ' : : . 7 ET. LAULIS PRODUCE ROW, NOY. J abe o ar wi eg f, Ee, Len y . as , : ho , + er ; - yt 4 ; : : : 4 : . ; ; Yancy white : ’ : $6 en ax. e. VERNON. 57 50- For good plain ae e CONNFetines ' avec? ier “a lite] ORR1TW : or} Lie rit elle bem } ' : wt ee ~ we $6 ie 8. re «a* ho imheening ’ FY jreet 42 41R. % th pris oe ¢ fami} = «© 2 he ad i HY * RT At 4 TE . td s 7 rT r . ‘ 1) _ ‘a ei i l r} } ’ _ } > “’; » j : yey? , ce} ey} ‘ pas ” : on . . . te patie ke : ings ‘ j 2 : ; ' : 4 aS - aw - ee — ; 5 * t ii be! . * 4 ' fe ’ _{, 2} : a 7 ’ ine . a * ‘ an , —— a m i i ; m7 in’ ‘ ; } i ® i . . . i ; . \ , saa 7 d 1 f | Le a # - ’ tf 7 2 a” ‘ ef . VERN: aN 4748a—2 rooms. "one al eT desi ped J.lndent N20. private fan separate beds: $050. 48] ang “ome arts ar a Se e ane ere ~ pi nd besket fact th: to & red nansemond, Tic t sit 0G! 14. : " oll ai ts =, Tuma By, Mite as fone > ' . ’ ; » , )? ae "Ts ~ 4 : ‘ “vr ae - ] an i P| ‘e) - ft sad : ~ ’ ¢ yon A Dam! i i eer 5249—Pleasant ennai et wal rate, ROOMMATE Wea - Wee - — ' edt ee 5 : See ee . # arspecliggs- ere oud lots ning beina itm for TOMATOES rs OLUO~1 wi ree! 1Om cog , gt Mov Lo Se Teoria te ae x 100 =e Housek “O2 ” n- rooms second thi ird floors. _ Fores a G ee . —_ _— room inate turin oe 0 r) | “aT ‘ Tr, hy, : . iit ‘ ssa ; a a orses bey? o. Tiere »? On: } ri i che? a rape a An ‘ , — ing » : — ' T) : " - mani et. vare Hiland O2473 VEI wWON. §6355— ‘apnecting housekee. 4710 MeFherao- : : ost ated if , he bo. ir: Jate esterd 3" phe Califor ey] DY 7G ’ e PAIS : ‘@ ' OTT ip nere wee better demand fer wheat fre. eG front uth roome: one $7 , st (cam heet. FOrem ae FoR RENT-COLORED TERY ~\ MAL} ; . oe ~ XPerierice j 0 (7 ° ’ ; ket eZ ak brid 5 } Si ‘ ; i ne al : ‘ . ‘ THIT@, oat 4 = arkat Went stronger sod a hermit: t+ i | See wa . . wae | hia -¢ pee a aSeasss ' i a 1 . wt nie hot-hou “a ? ; velios HD by » wells me } from wae qi) rF ~} ys - rN: WN es 8 | South room. hot wWatiy furn Haenheqd roeomse up mle; rerrien{ “2e0TlE , riytes ; ~ ' isstona ry : | ries ") ' ; > 5 ie a . * ie : «ies . “4 ons - 49 at $30 60 . 4. 59 ra ’ " han? pa a? RTA , +? . eH ale . basement roorr @ j ‘ s . “ : a? : abt tes i sigs ; ig Hs Pats se % $43 the 2 _— ‘ ’ - ‘ “i ri ? ‘ if a ’ ai , 4 Os Bie : : a 4 . ' 4 : = re 7 urd yr ra — Be oe nac..a.s or ofy rt} » | Slee . 7. ~ ‘ ‘ . — » > ’ ‘i ws a , = ai , . Af ‘ te bit . } } ypamit ‘ faqs A } Cra Pit KS al WV fis , Sr : " ; + : ‘ ‘ : . : . “ + ; ' ; ’ ‘el VER NON, 5659—Large room for rf ened. DElmar to44J. Ar r) rtd ; a ii a al 'e : | co a ide an — n a t $2.25 nes 74° dozen inches and hb ' washed | changed wh , white iL 4 * | car hard bai — Large . ra] View 402 BLAS r iG > Sieileiicintinsteainidiniek tcnta ies) et 7 o ak “ai nar’ iva‘ y Moder Af mTre A, ' : ; ” eee Mts tall A 7 ‘ ; ae ae > 4 , i fam i gicehes 46) t et nt Meum | er =. MABE. dU arrive riltis ips ont) ae room: apartm-nt >| VERNON. 5: 548——Neat. warm room: Clim 2 roome, electr ang Karage with one; r. 9 stead uy ate + curred rmiie 7 “* Ri “ase, iiliowtwis $. tT die a UN waened & ws Tg —— : ‘ats , : . Tt maiGelts bs iC car line &4 7 | N-J08. Poet-Dispat sere a; ER nti 7 art : | ord Oe ha 19 3. No cR KRAUT—-& $1.5 half- ced. $1.39 @ ) 2 yellow, |} 6 out of 1 . d : ” f oe ne ae ~ dqpanbbeoanaseeten ema Se eon eee ~ ~ “ - : 4 .. J . ; . - " a e , : 4 . ‘ L¢ ay ‘ : ms Th a uth rn phy | ceria are age i Pec) 6©Ol) Quotations tn } to 4 barrel ; OF v: a 3 e suite os aa f | ROOM AN BOARD gg 0 filinois: passed a fairly comforta.- |: lum, 38° medium } ackty LS) Dom 4 a: | went lc per pou for ra nd Alfaite Meal. . Ave . . - ttle s > ‘ " . ‘ i Wil P| ~ his shat ears 48. ari . ts . ae ‘ ae I z F a Me " . “ee ‘ uy > ; ; a" . Vitk > , fre? e - . died iL ‘ %3 he» on hUIOM eat : plo Up: OPand - tt : O Re LID 7 reir niting ryt" n ‘ we wl. rye 9: bar- Saad —Second floor room: oe home. Webster 29925 | 6 y, 3 hysician said at the sanj- ye gry stages: ‘ “ss . —1 or 2 roome fur- ROOM ANT BOAR D—G ema! ‘a tarium whe the Illinots Senator “ ater heat. a } j ae or a mei Ona ae ; : : “ae a ree ‘ ; “5450 Neatir Yurnished * : — v1 Ags ag 4: ; catSy 45 Front sleet ALDOR Tor ee ps —————- | by woman employe peti] ears old can t > whil ren . ae hc to Ader ad ong luetrogs | : 7 ‘ae eh Ee St Se f - 240 Feathers: To command fal! ne, 5 fo ” ght ge * $i CS: pack! se : oof pyreret_ 1 Pine Lawn)- cation. Bex Y-28— "Port Di spat 0: ; ompared with . ' WASHINGTON aig — bet SAO (Mapiewood)—2 nicely ROOMS Wid Furnished az antusmaheg, ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED 1 and 12-034 boxes and #1 a SS per 100 p | beth oom. a -_ I i . ‘arm. quis lature jady: reasonable; ROOM AND BOARD Wid nileman “easy mediun " at about eame | boxes and sacks ¢ me per’ed ft 5. | Seinen ‘ee Sh > 3 . aS [ refine, ’ ’ _ ‘. - tw “wate 4 j ‘ i? ist “hy : - dd yy why , . r @ : “ae ‘ ome in Univeratt lspat Box Y-42. Post-I spat h ‘Tr, erred J 2 ies ; _ 2 . ' - ge 7 " ee : i. 4 is ’ rt) 1 my §. , 1 i ’ ’ . : 4 ‘ ‘ é I ¥. , r ; } " “ ‘ . f i 2") 2 : “RS aft aor Sinkie room, abled States Le Hoge “wa 4 ren ences Y tele » rere, . 2 FE nt ; firet a 7 : - : ; mh yeney sink. house , : . haene: gentiemern nee” 2 Man — Liddle. ‘OUD ; ; : ry hy * : : » - ~ gee — House’ me 6437) niddle-aged couple. | § AND KI ta. ——| oan | ROOM Wtd.—Young lady |; veld B reits 5Oca@s1 50 fit) as vat yg : t ASHINGTON 3 = om . - . x. f; . of references, Y : .. to ’ a shear’ ‘nes Or , i \ Z PLPEVR TS a:°@ . ‘ Cit} - ’ > - , . will =? 2 ; *% “4 Pr ate = ae fee Seteine,*s Maplewood Two | Post-Dispet: pa Brea Post-Dispatch. 27¢ ordinary n ad rr ase a Bae lag “aa ons | owe and potnte : - BROOMCORN. a ote: $80 to 9200 ce | 5. .| ~%. WASHINGTON 39° 4- cireniens te ot x nousekeeping: TUR- | ROOM Wtd—Youne man. empioved. de- ROOM AND BO ARD —Refined young / t THOT 4%e on or oe cami Belgium hot an ae Ts | C om gmail here 3 ton ¢ St Lauis va & . heavier at 5« we . ehyevry li rt : AU : 7 7 sat er , 4 : ¥ “ d . oe + ° —— . th 4 ‘ pres . weet a “ha ait sv’ Baer f ry f ; , . t@h: Seam heat: 1 si a dL Sa Sa ee 4 oneeiaeietasiiieetin ee _sire a in private tamiyv. Box Y-304 lady. in mode and Private home Box ; ~ . aa —- ane AVG wea rie Ml wr Th bee* ; : . L—Qountry rece ———— 7 —. oe . Ww ASHINGTON. S058 “om rest ‘HOTELS Post -)Mepa ten, = sisnncbiiiianne Y 297 a; Dispate _ RESET Re NEE Ais F | PE, on home frown keife ie) cs. , a0 684 rome. mas $2 9% large 1 — 7 een Proposed. | #10 #5 artings 0a YON Wtd —TIwo > Unfurnished. private OM AN Od TOW . “ dull ling mainiy es , ' * ' leet Tt ” R R is : : io > hoe aie 4 mee! mary fun caoted f tee ” ; : per bos oom mon a! , Ubber mised auto ‘ires, | BD 7 aa ; af LAG on ey 347 | ! $20 : NEW Yor ae jers % 4, light san peyerd t. : ’ an | welante Pont acre) or dAGeonble a = — ; rn ’ r* HOTEL 3i2 ee a 4 nm: . ith he sett Bo m ; 1° Aer NG’ TON 79 “Rou he = Locusat L ean. famils ~ : heat. light. gas, Coupe, Ux iy brs " a5 } Tl {r- Na - ~4 : - ip - front: gentiemen or couple: hall sekly rates; tub. apower baths. N70. Post-Dispatch “ urs, Box Y-384. Post-D: : * cake tates aan ORANGE ulifornian valenctas, $4.54 teoen $1 ver 16 2 — ae. ke 9 wou 2 Quien . “a e “ ow ' _ - Fry ne ¢° tn er oe ar boots aod whe oes $)} re 00 mamiedn aren Wiatinatc. 46545——Nertly — apr eeeearae ee ROOMS Wtd.—War = , aay ein- ’ ND BUARD i.—Exceptiona] HID! [S—Qnotations rev! Current | 0 3) © teal: F se ~ tin ss Ge e * ; mn - wow ae 75 s — ms ry ether oulg* pe. (om peeret; © with Protestant. Box N-182. Poet- 7 ; 1 parti Wan; Meals oR gaiadle according to welghts a: _o Coie > pa vingpeey = abama Sat Nut Quotati int) = ian aan rigs , oG4 lende fx: 4) wi—I. arge com , Bern Se ee ¢ Fapate h om ES EON eT . particwiars. Box - ; PEGS me DET one 3.26 ons. + , : ' = ' x. : : | ; ray * iy = eal ° 860 ke ae P or | , unnin ra s : : Qos f ‘abenne a avo- Re ¥ ™ Wt L.—In per" wate : vr: i hoc J : 45 1 Pu oe : 4 on 4 oe FM Mt to 5 " $: + te pri PO ee nice om card. » 5 2A ~ , a : = ’ a : aly ttfes Cre: 4 vibe 2 . ' j i ; Ss Te ; : a and week - ae > “4 oh ior ’ “Or veri 4 t "ar. > ee ad Ra? . pare 2 : ; iti — ' . > . - ‘ oo . er ; ‘ : : ss a ** , : 4 - ; i its lag WASHINGTON 4960 —Desirahle : ia Bir erice fe Noeeferred i. same outh preferred: | ie eens ND, 50 se room ~ go maid. ime .:... ‘Dey LIMES-..Dominican $1 to $1.25 per 190; PicaNe — Average Western 12c per | M ' ing incre: ' room: elegantly furnished $3: , i OT a Grand cive particu ares Box 3-15 Post Dis | i ceeaiicenal n * it) ks oa hy po FP o | ‘ , . 508! range boxes $4. , —~no | end « dire 4 be 1 4 oat . ‘() WASHINGTON. 42°2—IlLarre. ~ KN ‘an Tt $1 and : Wid Lady wants unfurnished | nermanen! ™ . reason \ome me tae /RAP bk F RUIT-—Per crate $5 to $7.50 | HICKO RY, NUTS — Sbellbarkg de and , ~~ - & tw. } Li , aah + eek ~- a FL , : “eh a ae? " ‘ , (G .—L : nf Mm.urn sj} per . a an | : ; - 2°72 #. : nuts . 3 «>? .* , ‘ rLa teu e ' * 1 ret recome. pri irartive s'reping room front a ~ oe (C89) i kitchen om second or third able Box iv. a . oe reat . HANA -In shipping } rer, 6@%ec en nn Pe a — e 7 Bae pe OTRoraticnse « o ¢ Fa vee ong 1) | WASHINGTON. 4144—Front. ‘alg et ts rusning ‘loor; preferaliy in owner's home: must BOAR D AND ! Wic.-—By geutie | Bulls. Me 1. } i} sited: |: in jobtstt looge oO % BLACK WALNT'TR—Je car vound inthe ne -am ; ‘i t ue iwethers £11.00. fe: enes . bede; conven 21 | m | Box Y¥-330 Post-Diepatch n G iat Sa _ , CCC So bP nA iT an : : Fis keeling alerbling ae ening Teom twin | ve’ ime aA as 8 “ae ; o¢ : oe ot “ae wet . ' ” iAN Ts —In jOOoPng, # $6.60 ee ~~ oA 2. ats Ss 7 60 halk fas , Ov clean, team heat. | WASHINGTON. {7a A— $3.50; ' ‘om JOM = h——<, tor hqusrker -_ io RAXBRERRIE Lape Cod earty blace Silk Market. k of a aon inte iBo 000 < hen ee y or eee if Sa th ; ys 5 ' ' : hres _ e ‘} 7% ” ™ © '# e o ps ” sal san a¢ at * ‘ we.s - Ate =? . * ? @'ur = , <: wre BH TORK Noy it ——Fliaw etlk 4h) of af ‘© cent preferred eteck « $ia Mier it = ihe weth, rm heat: clean placc; all convenlen® a ete beat ee for the win. , . . pat rrederry te ? © Pts togp * Rte tern tee run Vater roo: +.) amd late Howes $4.75 pe: e¥ Sn a fe ye changed ¢/eaculn Us range feeding leaste $12 cow 13 4. - if-barrel crate j ~_— ~ 4 . | ris . ia £ 2O* Dy Le Oe ateh Sl a a ae eee ae tal Shi hdine ieee. ER Aha tine Dra 9 0.

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et eae - —— SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 14___________ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— ps Snr svwsois MANY Hl THREE TREASURY — De eee oe a : a“ - 4 7 1° Ce lee OAs ead ts 4 Sie es i insta: Tey, ah eae Fad y ae mare 5 id) ee ae enn pre mre f s: ; Pi s ~ ° . ' ' EAS} MONE | leper ’S NEW YORK SI OCK MARKET =i s522 2 i ll stock. ‘e) Plus 5 pet. in ster a i wee ‘ a 13—etal estes Ser | i Tear Serene iS ie na” increase STRON BONDS SELL Al om eta RE RS Fi pb 3) wees Ae Site Aye, Wea ey at SEW LORA, Nov. . the week on the New York Steck Exchange ~aninaaaiaaaa inchanged. Sales were §.194.7@0 shares. compared with 5.- ¢ r SPECIAL WIRE. / gerritted). nn ~ ‘ Year ago and 172.074.4600 twe — ago. . 7 3 | i= ; a % ‘ ae — - = KS ar a a : f is . - = ’ . . . ’ ont 4 7" —— = ; = ig gar car ) for | = Stocks and Annua fo .OF ware Seg TE. OR Preolias Nk. Week. Week. Week. ¥ Fi gh ° ars. | 15 cm 8 ahem a ia 7 red ee . , eats +O i ligh.' Low. itv. tn Dollars “a seal = Bi et arn loca iy pos ee — cage - ; > — ; , s , ie Olan ex ee: - —an ; ae a : : Jewel Tea . ' + . we } Abitibi P | ; “9 Col G eo so % 2 IT % Lilo *s Dea & Lau pt mee Liss ** 3 3 i, Py, | . ‘5 ; ; - 7 5 ‘ ‘ | : . ci . . ee - Coites | KC P & L ist pfd 7 , ; . cr 271 : te | : ae ua on the New | OSes Bonds Have Shown Greater © % «© 8) pias 23 48 7 hh 26% 21% Com Creat pAd...| 1, 21%/ 21%) 22% — ; ase ou ft uae PSS aT pe = 5 toa 10Y ie 4 | >a ef : 55 Com Invest TF 300, 1, 57 , 57. | 57. —1 im |) Kane &| Gulf ce Si ob | tease tin | 95.1) , ‘ai Toke, rock ther with ective | “ + raha s tea gli, tc yo foe ; ‘ é t ' . edu dé @ ge \* 13> ¢ Improvement Than Stocks — Number of In- teresting Events Recorded in News of Week. i 3 P Pa eo F ear sare “e * ' . FU 2 Ala hag aN. SES a» BE oe tay toe S were apes - xe Sn lh, + '$ a mes * a oe an , of ety MAKKET AVERAGES JORA. Sor i.—F owing Lasso tailed Peeas SLO | RR LE CABO TO OS, POE PEARLS LE SR age el ‘ 7: ee se i * - ag ’ 4B isp > te +44 j ow. fad ~*e tee ia we oo) ~§ Rr Leased Wire from the New Veork the Pest-Dispatch. : >>> Ad a) Rereanu of - iP : : : ~ @ - x ‘ . " ' 2” “a «Ss eu vame —— or ge Oe 43 _ far » Davis Chem Tea jada 7 > ’ »& . “ . oe f --*# De eed od ne cs ‘is preen > ¢ ‘ Profit Takinec Checks Upward Fe rae et ene od > ane Pp we aed Gr? QD adew (0 Or Or 4 OW BL wd we S oe Rw tg 71 HOS OS noe *ye ied Rend Prices Higher - . o- : . > aut ue Ao. Pe ht Si) ty dos ane Dot RAR QA? 4 * Hiawe ~wawuae’ Pe Re. Ie Sere % wel en taal » 7 wh Gre ne | Foreign Exchange | 794, Gabriei Snupper ob wr nt aa « “* oe Business ( vecle Swings. BVeeVUrueliie, soon! a PA Set peta Sel ge Xp bem {~28BS SAH. of Ps F 8 y8s: a a as 3s oe te cal 4. > ww 82 Biot a+ Pile wet D Bee iseeidss o ? nme a4 ~ SaustF Liguses te ayh 4 weed» ‘+O Ww - 2eo: weeny Frecdt WW Pa) rr bs \ ansditirm Abies gies »-* eo a a +d Ca she aon - Samide eM coat, seal Views: on Pb uture Trend« YA : ~ x . * "_. BWabaan : ; LD Pig 5 hy oi SR ihe ob ein Bove A Me be Bag ARPA Gh . ANE dao ta -INTER HAVEN, L11' KBRt KRNDALE. FEA. @& ..= SU LING. GREEN. FLAW oe i d2d i3 Trg ae - P : —* ‘ ot 2 weet eee aT LILED : Hi, . a 4 Farson Son @ BROADWAY. NEW #2) OS Rh Bee wm Dee did @ Cand | ie Shee ws gee ries ep "ote PANE AACA NG i BES pb te Seme Prat fv ii« Misaing ” ata ora, + -) in Welf nat Secured Gold “opts ttle onto Prion t(ommedi¢r Lirift te Lewer ‘New York Rubber Prices ~ indertese Steady “aturda~> i sehange Warket > * "tthe af {a Ses Ss *% ’ : . : . ” “ . . “ - 143 j i ; * — + aa * -erGed a definit. 7 ' alii ais ; Siight imprevremenrt fn Credit. ; : : PROM es getangen ten Sram ae srather =*endiy © : ** ia [ace ; a : . ; ’ ’ : . > tet . ; = . “on ~ ; *oslee Sewer,’ ;' — won | ; Sewere hid nS , ce feveloaned | ; inte ran ¥, ' “ a en peraaie ite Bamaaae . sg" a @ at

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JISPATCH : Sysaerag iaum aaa R ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATSH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | PAGE 15 woi=, MANY CURB GROUPS TAREE TREASURY [NEW YORK BOND MARKET | _NEW YORK CURB | ST. LOUIS STOCKS Sock. (f) 2% pet. ¢ - PAS \ | WwW —. es on the -) Extra , ; | mMon £ Breeseeioe a |Special to the Post-Dispatch. Reed. Rales (00 (| 5 - POND il A NEW YORK, Nov. 1 Sales —s Security “Heh Low. | Cloag | Special to the Post-Dispatch. ST. LOUIS STOCK EXC HANGE, Nov. 13.—Total sal 3.—In the followin I sw y¥ g table will be found a list RAIL ROAD BONDS. NEW YORK, Nov. 13.—Following is a list of sa! high low- ‘ , hares (in- of sales, est. es Be aS ‘ of saies, highest, iow exchange during the week (five days) amounted to 9619 8 highest. lowest and closing prices of bonds traded tn on the B&éeo SW 5s “pO (1014 «101% ‘s p 101% est, closing and previous closing’ vrices of securities traded in on the aetinn 408 vata oY cout node), cieeee ae 4078 (five daze) ee ; age sapanemes Stock Exchange toda ae i chebcinenemaseneaciaininiariiastiitias tia » sale $ 3 y 4 ’ Pe Br the Associated Prews. on gee om pong , . rinened in $1000 .ots (000 omitted.) 3% Bl | $272) §1% | New York Curb Exchange today. Sales of stocks being in 100 |, week ago. Bond sales were $88,500, against $62,100 last week, 4 ~ Chge | .NEW YORK, Nov. 15.—Togayy ‘2 thictyegecende Of a 2 nited States Liberty bonds are in dollars and BM T 2 «| O794| O7%) BTM share lots (00 omitted) or fractions thereof, except in Standard Ol!) | Following is a complete list of securities traded. in on the G@@- wF ket ‘he Carb Exchange followeg r age ten Ollar, that is, for instance, a sale printed 99—24 ; ee 2 57 93 | 93 | 93 | shares, sales of which are in full while bong sales are in $1000 lots th t week, dividen te les, highest, lowest. . = e aggressive lines that prevail xy means $99 and twenty-four thirty-seconds of a dollar and not $99.2 Se | Chie ‘aisha “isame :} (000 omitted): |change during the past week, dividend rates, sales, | sie the greater portion of the precediae Total sales today were $4,389,000, against $12,109,000 yesterday, CC 5: , a ae a oR 9 oe Renee ‘closing prices and net changes being given: Symbole—®*Increase. te ; i -reai r 2 ‘ 2 prece ng a . . se P > oe . » = 4h oat ad r | Prev. a ease “hs @ 4 eee Trading at the opening was ae — a 000 a week ago, $7,077,000 a year ago and $9,964,000 two years CP let ref 4 40) 102 Ror g| ary ‘Males, Security | High.! Low. | Close. Close | ales. Racwrity | High | Low, | Close.| Close, | eee: 2. ee ae 7 RE ty Bctive +0r @ DAM BONGayY sengigng patch. EO. ; Oe wavs. 101 % 101%) 101% INDUSTRIALS. INDEPENDENT OILS. Div * Le Co wreicder lé r, ilative thie lie pee he — ; ws ; - PSE AE te RRL isin Pi ir WSS = e ’ me Pi a oy : ee ¥ wt rations, _ to ORK. Nov 13. oT PSS Unite’ From Jan. bf to date sales were $2 .666, 9 Ti: 000, against $2 960,- - . — yd ' (103! ® Li se : L y . te 1: a1 Le | ° Ye | 13 4) , ta war ee ren i eniienonan : > } Rts. Wk’ . WE ie’ s wk's wks 4 : ee : ponds sold on the New| 692,000 a year ago and $3,148,439,900 t > CAO ev’ 7 +$5 a) 3 Suy pf] 89 soy 88 | | aatl ent enti ona AME _OF S®CURITY. ___! in 8. ingles! High. Low. | Siam, D w# tugh marks for the year os _ sate Treasury DO” wo years ago. a 2. : 2 Am Elec A.. eee s ! ( Be 1 Scion a's Nat nee: 8; & 153 153 2 ‘ - Lad - 21 > 44° ? 7 hl iaatinnt ey r t the highest prices | Giles S t . : | DB! | “Tr % ; . [Tas 183‘: 79% | KIC rere ‘% Maineiia PO DeCAD, ock Exchans’ 4 her with active Sales. _— Becurity. | High. | Low. | Clone. >a, ! : . 1&E. (1073 4 100% 106 7 . ag f . 2. 2S ” aE SS ae National Bank oe ‘ : mses oleae ssivas . ots, ee uh : ‘This, Loge nge cing que GOVERNMENT BONDS. | | “&F pe ae ae , » 12% 2 218% ~ 2 ( aa. | S&e | National Bank of Commerce...... 9 3 103% 163 © 163%) * %| Toa 184” s Ma — e 4 - one 2 . . canis aj tnt vagy gp — _lusue ox ber Hh case record: strength Lib 3% 35 BOND MARKET AVERAGES 39 0 7 59 ee - , . { ae 21 2 een Panuco ’ : ' o pac vet —— , +e #68 ORS OA ees Pie ee ‘so0 . ‘a0 (42 20 tip eee “¥ -*-* 1420 - 4» . a : > easail Ui ? da ; 2 i ' Piet a J y aM . n j A ° : : es UP L . t e . e r a eg 2 i ; y P , ie &. > 4 ' 7 TY rea pi Te, | i j é 1} Ry ' ’ Mme rica fh it AGC ef ee eH i ~' » ; uty and baking secgil ped : 1 3 !202—15) 102—15, 102—15 | | -25°3: jj] 32 CM & 5! 69 Bo | 84! 2 Am Seat vic, 424s, | 41% 4fs de 45 —t, 451 rag gg ae RH 32 My sup 4%) : ion of the advance in - > ~~ - i 4 ~ Pp 34 104% 104% 1043 , ; | = aad Nicest . the leadership of . Se ne Saturday Fr ri idi ay | . ae sey . $ 30 ty) « 5 Pand a. as | Baer, Sternberg & Cohen oom..... Ble: se okwoe es 6nd lesser” jie ee ot were oustanding de-; , rt; 100—20. 100—18 100—19 10 first grade raile.. 92.52 B2.71 | ee i Ee 4 evr Sap Di ; Gt rene ee ee . 13 Go Bat Pld ..--eereercacceres “4 " e : . . «3% ‘a as ae) qt in Ameri Le i tioné, ; Lit B f } f L/ m4 . z - | Blect bs ij and American ‘ - it » ie . n ~ ares : ite : = ’ mr SS)ve ‘ , - i101 101 ‘101 j 10 public utiiiljies - v4 Yl ow i] ‘ t ~ ' 4 i 54 \4 oe «Pe ‘ : é 5 dD ee | Best- f lymer ap ere, ne aap ar sis aad —— a i eh he he i Say _* a ¢ moderate adc ice "he i ° nm ease n mon Ph, | {) ; d i. a iM - os . : 4 ‘ : 2 / . - : wer” Sa) ’ & wie ti} * s a , “a ‘ : — it a ebrough | é | increas!: & h - mov @- 3 - sleet Sepeua 297 102—26 102—26 ] tn) ustriais . ** os I 0.41 A i } ~ ’ = 4 . " D4 ly OF % 1 : 2. ‘ , ‘ ; ~ “ wa we oe Boyad- We! ah hoe i "Om ~_sbedb oes es 4 &e 4 U af a J & fin ; ~tn (* émal]l vy r e her *k of a t es f : ~~ — i ~ ( ombiued a\ erage iol JO.0% : ‘ , ‘ CR. 1068, 0 re 4 Boyd Rac hardson Dp fd a a ak ee 42 t : a. 2 + nd — a time joans were ra ae : —%4 102% o__ 94 | | Combined month ago 99.05 ¢ my 7 , vo . = eg 4 Brown Shoe pfd ......--: O4%; OF" ‘ w high mark for the iate recovery, § ' ; but the most signif — «4 102—24 102 |} Combined year ago.. 92.08 | - 7 . OF ame i. aa 2 AO a ae a? Tidewater , 2 ae . 16's we ox = ine in the rank or ‘ i] j . ae ; “ a : elotex Co 17:3 ly o 2 73 (4 | do pfd ; QF! iy, 7 1: ; , : ie sy! 36 1 642% © 3g) Pronounced strength prevatied age a8 a, iMore than anything 46-56 ..- | .102—3 1102—3 j102—3 | ——____.__-- —________—__ hi Ry 5 27 ...) 74%} 74 eek Oa 3 8 | ua | 98 we Oe P7501 “Fall Ge | Brwce oon 4 — . : P ‘ r 2 Ls - ‘ : ’ « - : a 4 * *#-* "eevee Leath é Wt «A (, 2) 4 ys rt: ain teed Products : ” set pi fd *>seevunvietiseeeeeoe#£f6r18@¢@ea 020,990 820°7 8 we te t& Ff ese é oe a * p 5 . % | wry a £ ')*- : | ; ee ; ’ ° “ é - cce a , Nes) oe ma 1i)4 oy ) S,, J erous ai tarougn the week gr a Wee rs” a ted falling off in demand one He - - ' " 4 j 14 o ls uYrity TIIO Ve merits il ; tnat period ought this T ertiect nere inl purposes com- , . 108—3 31 108—27 11082 ” salen ere? urils thin ts as li nm = ~ ~~ 18 t~Ja7 =F * co : a S q , é : % ') A , = ni ei wee i + . w 2 4 ahi oles of Bb Abe i igi ie = ore ; tee : , e- a - - . at as ox we estab pent a large number aie money *f aniy, The weekly state- CSA 44 INDEST RIAL ISON Ds 4 CSPMEQO ‘ 3) 2 | — ( 1s ia STANDARD OLLS. ertain-teed Products 24 pfd. i sy » - ‘os ne Bt r(*} * at nev high records «Tn the. # : Rererve banks told . 2 '104—2 7\104—2 7 ila 6 CTHES M : 3 ‘ ; : Sp&Bum. 10 7 An A OT He rT ‘hicago Ry. Equipment com .....- em ihe tp Se. ae a as an b °} 3 % day « there were intervals of qu _ wat a sharp de- a “i FO REIG N B ND —_——— 5 Barnsdall “6 40 vee Os & qs iy | 4 Ohi a 4% 33! ney 7 coe a lm & 441 : oe : : ~ ; -- 5 wA) _ ‘hicag Ry. Equipment ao aN 8 m9 oe ‘a8 ee ee ‘ ~ et” z . he auc ¢ wt or te n x gee oe were stor). of discot unted bills iieiait : Reis = . Oo S. held Hem © ‘36. Sit) *! Ht) 4 cx om nw ‘wl Su 1 oF 14 | 2 ’ i 264) c} an Me pi ee a si ge Mag oneal lated Lead & (A ae ae . * 665 18 t., 1 | ee ee wt nearly oD week, ate in e ratio for the sys-| 2 Alpine MS 7 55 90%) 90 7 90_ li T Pa 548 B102% (102% 102 % + _ ee in 6s 2h 000 Con O ni 1 3 16 ‘urlee Cloth pfd ........+- oe 170/104, 1104 [104% m lls’. — ‘) 2 a 7 fam ciufckic abec: ante ae ole 1m 72.8 per cent the| 16 Arge:t 6 £ H | | ell T Pa 5°60 €C103%)105 {103 ~ 4 | 2 Cae t A Walker Db. G. Gienes ope feoeeve : ; : . - ; : | . F J - ane ~ ‘ i 4 ‘ & ‘ « - Me * . rity € lead > stocks anid at { ' cent. and for the 7 Antioguia k tS 3 %: ‘ t} a 5 4°. 1c} 100 on HO £R - a . o , eo ' a Poe Pe eee cee re ; : iin .o iG i 7 : eo si a ' . “ af : ‘ . o merica me ati ik LAS LeR. “hin higher than at the corres! ponding per lod a 1° 10] Me 101 e de i ‘ » N53 C so [ és : at 401) O} Ou 8 . Fulton Tron Works pfd : : % yar rr al 3 rri? ft 4 *T*. 4 4 ‘ ‘ ; : j OTS i : ag* P ~* r ~~" * gone cs “5 ; y | a. a 2 " 4 » * shy + ‘ ° wip : ma ein “ Cw) os , ee he “ tion * ; T'nited States Cov ~ AR ~ “- ( On 2 »4 SO { Cont 4H) Pt at } ()° 4! 9 a 49 4 | Fulten Iron Work® COM. ..2c ee are o7 «97h. * ee eeeencan i aud National Pa ge in the United States Gov) 17 6 60 WI ! 4104 HI : | = : he at oT ei Gi wi a ©” ad “Gas in “ottrast with these high = ithe patvance in has been hejped along | 34 Ayetra! e me | lw” ' ene ; = U 43 D&RGéeWn “| Cyneo Presa! 33% 33! g| : 3} 30 ‘ | Globe-Democrat pfd co eereee. | _ ay, oy s : . oa ' vee iit ‘ ig | - ~ie ia i? a; s ~ : } ; a: Os? ‘& i ‘ i ‘ 4i> - ' i ty Ae ‘ ry — a. = = wt ee re 8 i on ’ ie oS oa no Bi o's = > * ubnize Artific: Sis ropnped 5 inten t ewly decreasing supply brought R Aust Govt 7 43 ‘Ol x, . » | ; J U 3% | eat “6? > & BG Curtis Pub - ‘ ; D 65 % Granite Bimetai , tdi ' 2 5 : i; BI oe . ane a eu w reco and Ford Motor _ oY the ® esions of Treasury sink- | 15 Bava 6 4 sneetl p71 | 5 Cen ; Bk ge : 2 ; t wv i 3 DeF RC vt , ‘A | Hami'iton-Brown = . . re 40 - 44%, 40% 1% ara which had been undcr preppneecseeut are freely made | ‘4 Belgiun Rie 4s 100 ae ot SV VL ' 37 yea % . he Durant Mo; ‘ 9° me O44 . 7 evel S , $3 | Husemann com . * «i oi“ at: rave * sifiesi 7 a? . pe 4 ry} . { ™“ ‘id. a ‘ ‘ ~ - ‘ ; . J wid ; . i ' y e ‘ | pone - ; ' : ‘ mies! ‘ | pare. onl > goa Ns px : a os _ ana - , ; : a , ' - git gy“ — 17 Belgium f 56 ~ O78 | Um D Cres bape ate ~ BLlV&éG con 5 56 11a : 1, BE BéS pt 10¢ pin 105 i Fe ‘10: 5M | 10 ru . ‘ 2... £. Sarre sy 3 ’ pel . Sora ¢ OUR ver fir Oo parde , ‘ ee, ode : ' te ag~ *? ie | li Oe * x , pat aah s ; . ‘ i‘: a > & G6 1. : ' éeee Bs 30%, 32 'o) ie | with most interest, chiefly because ar aa anc! i ee et 8 em 8 62 ..1107% 107% 107% | *f Om COO OC Won Ales )'93 ‘ah trie gen lien 4 96) 7 3&S 335, 684) 65M & —~ OO | 99% | Bettie vtd «-..--- . ae ~— > - ¢ ‘ : ve BRS » Su Co143%,143 43% 1143 50 r F & L 6100% 1004 10) 100° s | International Shoe com .... 6 364 100 153 43 %\ 4 th, eo % large volunit and CaGUBINg @ genera) y “4h . cent. is that — ae oe ’ ions Pow { i : : a oF ” Seating 6.100 » 100 % 100 i 100} . | Independent asinine COUR. . «oc: O9 10) 2% " ry 7 " mt : week . ; . qaone ; y 4 7 reat VW 1! > 14)? nt oe on Ps 1 ; Wi a ie Ward WAVE! ae . 4 this “emit F i i ‘ , : Independent Packing pfd. eee - 4 ay 110 * ; . by 74> . .. & Aetna Insurance was one of the +; fimancia! institut ions. Indis idual investors ' 4 ] eu "ord SAWWEOA 97% 97. | O7%)..... Joh - aen Bros. Shoe , he 10) bed “33 es 106 “i i . do tr. le, | nm @ % 103 }103 Chile 8 hee (hile 7 ~~» ae ee el ‘Kita eNOS U i + = 2: > lim i : m+ = " ~~ > i Be i a -$ °4 e «} . reign oon te he ere fairiv active but Tendenc ies, od i hi e Gs | Rice Stix D (} eom A, eek aioe da 0 ye j ewe & Stacie! me a few making n ynted Press -e \-010 SrtP Scrugges-V-B D G My 11s La’? 2 high rerords. Heriin Electric Elevated anf Br the Arsariat¢ seeteey & Copenhax Seruges V-B D G « aa ya ls > a e} tT ndererpul G Bia vhen tssaed. sold | ‘NEW TORK. Nov. 13.— = uba t row itl a les - : % 1117 118', °G%e 95 and 94 ‘x week of risive prices. the & 4 as Sheffiel age Rg eterna eon ine ars rae m 106%, 117 '4 ee al fay was sublected 18 pis Sieloff Ai ‘. Cee 0 ee eee : 4 ' 19 Rm LIN 114 7) in “profit: takine which ‘ o Skouras eg ‘ast BR LES ( ‘ as Tr o wine Southern Acid peepee nays 5) 46%! 45 | 45 | My) 44%) 45% Southwestern t [ =eene one] wD, ' bd iad vets rr {y ¥eb ea .| 33 * bt “3 ete > Laake Eko » Chicago Stock Sales QiFminee reson: the asia hlieh ment fnew ni f : | A | 4 "OW ri ; | or j 14) og Lid ‘ | . Srnecia! h« Post-Di io cyst eections of the 1st. , Mot ord > 20 (7 2 | SD foe eee my >. vs ‘2 Stix Baer & Fulier com ...... . ie ot ee jee } 404 ; a Decia uA Pust- Mispaicn, The investment demard 1 Mid W | tit a ' - ¢3 i9 ’ . : ' . | St Louis Car com . . 's!. i Pp bs ts |; ; Louis Car pfd ee oe, Oe ets CHC AGO. Nov. 13. ir “% » “7. ne gquotatious, at the Cnic ago Si0ck Ex- sa new nee k nrice near i Soong ine @eain “47 Louls Amusement Louis Pub Service 7 ~ ” Fav = he ale oie alineniienntian en ieniione . 2 + = ii a i SO ee RR ean tren . : . S-: @@BP-2ISRAVWS™ an hy %, ya nange nceled } , saqjuent selling com 4 ; 41 he a” 7 atin 8c eget inal ican a 2 > «9? Fed er Ten f ty ' * ge | Sales Hien Low. Clomgammrement.§ tos: 2 Naik os BA yam ata cate : 192° 490 Waltke pfd coo 19 “ we a o ‘ ; 200 Adams Rovaltr YK 1. AR RG Pratine in foreleg” ds wne devoid «af kK; ; bad dongd toe ; rp weg ' ] 4 4 - = : : : Aemour A 14% 14% Y of Innan's& e: ‘return to a cole - | iin tee b > . 1 Ok N G @} ' Lnited Rathwaye 4 a ia ei i. 76 %s * % " ; 9 Aasnc Inv Cr 26% 236 s. bas's NSS! 2 - 8 J * Lig r i, uy s|] MK pe ] bo 1 : ' Pe mel of” due oP | ae f h P 43 ' Vlei. -+-. | United Railways 48 C. of D . 5%) 76% 76% — Ne 32%) 53% IM Auburn Motor 65% 654) SQRBERRFew chaneer o ik vince | . «105? . 1 Lig $1 etfs 1 1031, 1031,/ 28 MKT adj be 67 .° $4? 4 9439) 29 PI Pe St oF 8) 9 3) ole ee By ot ana 3{ S0% Houston Oil 64% eke J...) 18 100% 101% 101%! © hy by ts eee, 291) BReaverb yf hes yng domestic ‘ens Pat lah f eG B is ov. ; > Lerillar ; 11344112746 1117 4% rs SUS bee ‘ ] (i i; “ } - * | 0 : 7 4 5a! ae. 4 : | .. | Kinloch Long-Distance 5p oh Ver gh “ 1090 100 oe My) r : - ee 7 cranes . . . pee . . P " s | wis ; . + - - - see . . .% > 1) . Ps , . - . > ~ ‘’ par 72 > a Hy, 2th) Bendts 2 lL 5) 4 rt ore tn rm Sia 2) (rvOr © sd : 2 a VPN ss US, Li MO Fa o 7 LOG! Tae tak ye a > rr ¥ ] ; vo ey os a 7 Merchants Bridge & Terninal Ry - On : ep aot ial ne &, 4 . 7 : % 2 80) Bor & Rer} “or ay 1 1 ; n the neral rut us. TUbINC | do 6% SOxwar. $ iy > MM: 2 ec 66 OD 1O% LOB 2. 106% ans aay F = os e 6 ett Ce wet veo ‘2 | Missouri-Edison Electric Se .. - , 0 100 100 Lon vA An : | i ~ ‘ oey H = :s ave 7 re é pid ‘ , . / )* 7 : ; ; Pier: . Bldg Re o« — 2 — . sees — . ‘ ° P vs rae 4 “7 5Tte -) u jig — hl i ae; A | ear 12 Butier Bros O27; 273 5 " ; . 4 | Wagnér Fiectric Te : see . ob 2 97! a, 7 M : . Se : by : | a4 j - of a * m ~t circles were tmt OF eet nm s is + ~ 4 " ’ ' “ wy 297%, 11% KM) Sent P S Yo * 18% eon &4h 000 000 3 | *Wagner Electric 7s ($600) .... .-..| 000. 97 — 07 ; : . : : » ' ; . Se 90. ae j70a C SOW FP L pf 98 Nk Sy Lan he Weetern Powrr > we x Tights. °%§$600 denomination. Le 4 4 Pe oe | . “4 ; tit} . oe “i > VW War lt 1S 4 ; z= and its a@ubsivlia rjes— T he SAT) ro ules ‘H es @@eres ‘ ™ 460% 4 ) bhi Cent SO W pf 91%. 91% ‘alent & Pow Conoration ans : Dic idené rates as given in the table are in the annual cash peymente based on %. 0 p's ——« See thi ¢C 2&4 CR wi ly 44 SAD: acre - Oo iv ater atieris ¢ aitvea a 4 ase s tt vee of ti ae Te Brat O40 tO fons & Co Str - 1 ‘—_ are exnected | ; icttensA neaunting annegnesd @f he ‘me of seine seh om ‘te0ere t': nee . : ; ’ : ' = ir t «en4 . man) 14%: 14%; © Se 400 Consumers ¢ * & 7 % ) —— o~4 + k. 5 ' : £ em : a 7 1 oma . Leh herwise noted extra or gpecial dividends are not ineluded, The letter (e) tndficates “ ” eS ak . ; ‘ 5 i 4 Wungary Ss A ; : ‘hs: s. >? 2 hy & 4 3 aa S 7 he 67 & e inne 1 Zee po a pAb, j'nmeinding extraa. : ’ ' ” - “7 ' eo . LTPP T M ’ 7 1 1 a ' : . . = K: 4 - . + f ' ° ‘ ‘ - e _ sd ’ ° °¥ ‘ ‘ ** ; r ‘ / 6 me he : J +a . i _ =~ - _———- ~— - _— ; 2A1.. 4H) “ Se eacnaaeaatgaas set ops 51 . 5 cee 1] Ind B Jp Gs 27.i3 INO™\y LON, oe Ml 3 O63; 5 iP OS S WINK & bi ' )' pet f 1 « ‘ co 4 ae ttt ua — - . US 104% 104% | a ” . s tenmnen an “ ’ * ' : ~" . aii : nal ad 7.) “) 7 ‘ i . ae - , Qa] oe Fi (+ } 1. : - " > 47 at - * ’ 5 i ; : be j ’ . ' 4 ] | » 4 -_ by Aw " ni I j ;> . P . . Ie 6 ‘ } Pw =T) *~ “4 * if, Lieere on pfd 110 iv a ee 3 ae or , ODO : : a : by | *) = tay TR , ee e3it748 if b> Mas . 3 ; 10° % 1” a : ow : coatea earns. deacammimmanaeramea tr vedio ' swar! oe % om « — ‘ ; a 4: ‘ by UU bei Oe house ho 14 « 4° 14 ef P . - 3 Oops ane — 7 : - ts - 47 ; , 14 1 t Or 2 oS | o~ ae 2 “7 y Vid; ws ¥61%: 96 ee ; 1(i- 11M +» * i} ' i; & F pt On at ‘ : ; > oo ‘ , ; Fe ; - 1 2 ' : : ’ ' . : ; ty : } r és . X day +4. : : ; 4 ares o> L. OQ} ‘ ° * am? “9 ‘ ; : Oe , ; NN \ Br& M y E “Rr ‘ : | rv > i Ae , iis ad 104 104 : { weet, 15 “2 200 jorla iti% 16% by leased Wire from the New York Bu- ee ie. . "ie. oe ae : ic 40.202) U2 ke p3 “ Jrav ii eae? . oe ; ee STATISTICAL prone | | mr. 4. |. 4% 100 Evans & CoA 20%. 29) dl rete ee ee & eee | Nor §1 bal. Tl 1% (1 | a ee it ee ve ie | True: BY! 26% 26%! 264 | AGN BONDS, | mac 34 Mu, OL Zt — 2463 4) 24 ce Nov. 13 | 910 ig as 28% ~S%) ~% 4 Obi ub §S 711 3%) = ee & 1s Cap 6 6 Ji L& | Qa { 1214; 121 a Ae La ia ot On % ; Bs ~ : : i 2 ; . : on »... . . be 6 ~ ‘ } +65 } 1 tin i hs Pat , : - +4 anc : be r }- 4 ‘mies . e 8 . } he aM ie ‘ mae : ‘ : ata ca aly LL : ; ’ . ’ | * x ‘ sl . ; ait i“, m on ee —" ; et oy ~' % ‘Port ij ' Vil 4 iz Tite uA yh a . , ; : : a > ww r . yi 5 on ‘ 7 a 2 : é 4 wt : ; ' \ \ H & | i f r , 5, - , ; . : : " 1) : : . ‘ “3 \ P =f ; 2 « e ‘ i ORL. @e ti NEW baat 5 Nor. 13. - : - ao ¥ Vii tsoesa Z ii OVW R4'g TA iy wide mo‘ eruentes "io : 4 : N ie os ae ne : ne ac UF p Ls bt) ‘- ea » wel at se) der : : ‘ "SLA on 4 S22 | ooh ‘ > | 5 y Ee Ly, $ QQ a his Week. Last Week. J ee? | est 2H tsreat LL Drdge 143 i43 | Beropean exchanger during : , —* Sea son ihe 'ds & 214 BO? ofa is me otal O4 Sy) 113 e } TH 5 MER yvR1L wi! Ohi! ¢ . ee High. Low. High. Low. Ppelep soda p-3. ha BP 85 kL ott Tile are eat ag Soy) BE game mom Impwrtance w ee y 6% 50) BX RTS 5 Pac T&T rf 8 BS 101% 101% 1 5 A068 G8 | OP | 7 Nie Talk M108 "192% 10: 4 Dente 4u| Soul seni eel aba oe ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE. ; ; . ’ ~ . » on laege Mi ac} "ty a 3} a SNINued siren e ia 2 4 : 4 aA + z . er . . ‘ "7 ro . * . 1 . rm hi aaP i2 ; . t é ¢ | y War vn 2 ne 1 ‘ ‘ , oe : - . ; a4 M4 Paverage of 40 \esues) 88.68 86.44) 0 4) : * i . * n .& VA . of rid 105 : : ster Ts he! ug in tne ma rk et yestertas 5 Panama > a es . ‘7 i 5 f : - : P . -—. - ~~ ~ a wn A £ 193% 1031 10: Foreign Ronde— ¢ © ng bee eek. This was due in part . oe : 4 > }}s e ; ’ aa : _ - , -~ j ’ * a . s 7% I r ® ' 4 ° es . ‘ ‘ 2 Fe rey me ope igomers uw eo = H6 L ‘4 = “Oontin: tal exc hanges anow wade cf the ‘ . ig : a , “ ~~} i ao v's 6 eke ’ ‘ . . ’ on , in Ov: o_ ae r 14% ©e6se i sy gery . yg? OF Sy 9A “ rs da (Average of , 10 ieeues ' oe as sos, 47 | / to transactions in Fulton Iron coni- ihe : i nost +a 4 12333 r ab interva vund the middie cf tne - P Le oy oe a 3 Pub Sr N J 8S f hy lp ~ epeuaeyl 9 cme 0: ;, An On Cone Le, See | 97 Schu Or “ a 28 hdl ; o Lot eee am a " iy — Ms eo « k, bu eae quick recoveries tn tne Paris Olns 64 , = Arms 6 37 i144, t : a vais a Cons © XN 2% 2's 4 ’ . eee » 5 » i} 5 . & ; . : a . > ~ 7” - ; be ? é 3 ; 4 ¥ ,% 4 - 6 , . ; ; ~ id n = Ags 2 . ‘ “00 Nat Leathe: on os t two days + neh AL oe ae Peru & 44 . dt seater + : d M 42 “ is ‘ . , ‘ ’ 4 . . Cresson 91 Sitlee Am Ie, cif, QR Ik | Federal Reserve Ratio ‘4.0 a 3 Bond sales also were large, amoun'. | wits sna o” = sealer ams, - ae memaintained. however, moving | rom .~ Peliand 6 40) .... ‘ ‘= ” he (E47 f a iy. det aie ig 8" Eng “9 “hef g 101 a 1018 a ' | Mupey Raves 1D | i t $8,500 i ; 1H 10S Me ! ah sees | = a ~~ F vay 3.34 vesterdas ti lian exchange Vv ae Poland E es ai 1 iu. m4 hu) Le BR e100 1 eC let D ..|. Be Y+ é § Fal 1° ‘101 % Siseces | “New York— - wh. | ng to $85,500, as against $62,100 : | i! Eee a T) «) +? . ee un 2 14 y¢ e ( a & ‘ : ‘ err ? a) 4 j “107,111 * U2 Quaker Oats . 180/180 16d ee Pee hs | | 8 Sine Con O % B87! O2i| O7%' 97% | 2 4 65,. O8%) 98% OB%) oR K or.| 1%] 2%! 14m 3 g oe CR catl ae | ene et Meht.” Get. 1926. |the trade. Another feature of the : ~ pin + HR & Tus? So 425 be : a leona er ; ; 1% ' » J ‘ . ‘ f ‘ ‘ |’ ; LU? ey sm VU ’ , ’ ? Tas , a oe pg sty = pie =a ey : aie wr os ee; BR te 5 a > RR . | a “German exchange mi: now low ree: | 3 ee 2ee : ? : F ge ee p aa ai : 3a 998 Mason Val... | 1 | S : ry 7 | 96% 96% | 964,!..... | Unfilled week was number of separate se. = .a ; Ae ; .? © pr ii = es @e# es ’ ‘ _t - ’ ; ‘ ; ¢ ; ‘ ad —- a“ L 1fw 5, ioTymi @ & °° Stew Warne: GOBle GB, t Do . 4} . ie Be © hin -! Of (y"; ( , ue % Ts OR 1, . { : A 1, con 6 "40. YD ” 8 Mt aiaiben . 4 ~ 4 Saas . ; ie 29 . reel audawe 2 883661 3.503.508 4.109.18: eurlties traded in, there being 40° . te ») ~ ' 7 a as. _ ' 4 ri. hy e ‘* 1] ui ‘anti ryrall ag BY 4 11) : ¢ i {> 2 ‘ ‘i ° “ . o> 2 - .* nd rR} ] 4 ‘ Oe ; Ps’ ‘ , vs ' yg re wil ’ P i N - as . } af 4 L : ay a ’ ij os j , . ° 104 542 » A? ior the rraure active stocks 4 3 ou tt Int a: we . e n inlivence ausing ¢ Tt ivf 8 2U.. stro dike ge 11 Steel “ar LOT, 10% " inl . ‘. , : a ae ty ; a ls n 4¢ ‘ . *- & Oy ? proguct 89) ANS? . RD , ee iiad, 142% 95h 4 Union Carb & C| 9515! 9514] GEMEEY to 22.77 yesterday. Danish exehang 2 Rotter 2105 44 10534 1053 o ates lotel 6 Poo ee | oO ; Port! R L&P 5 42) § 91. | pe ir" sing eS 6 LU a | | ding permit comparatively speaking, were Ric ™ ; A : : pm Pace . ; ~~ s ave : Me Son . : . é saree = ; 4 ‘ { . / i rif ‘ ave ; ore: a’ ” . ; - . : as . ° J 2 } : 4 ; ; : J ‘ ® ( , z . Pig P ’ 52 8° a 37 ee A ais bh Boise bee 2 iy _ Mashi 105 ue NOM GL oV-\) B a ; ‘ : : ‘ 7 UK 8 : Ay a oe hich . . . hg . ; - ‘ ‘’ ‘ ” My ah : ’ $09 $ Stix common, Missour! Portian |. id : : “0 In Iron Worl om os xchanges were direct! its Si Pat Bo Pegs Be a 5, 3° n EBL P @ 4 . a8 12 Rock I ‘yg 3 ft 94! 44 "9 Tar 2 47413 ae aaa aa moun oy ‘ f, Ob | 5%! & G : 2S ‘ ws cia 7 a :"§ 104% 1044, 104! on: . 105 100% | : a REL > 3} die 5) i eee aes ;C EL 6's 991, 90%) 90) | 40.5 "99.753 $324.508,.492 $422,365.881 Aloe, Consolidated Lead and hh 21's 1988 iO 1 L&PA pfd S84, S88 } y the advance ; } ; ; : : " Bop rsh 3 ; : * Z os A 0] me ; , i ; ; 4 2 wp , ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ — , } an 4 i . . . ‘ ae 22. @ % | 2,000 U 8 Gy; 190841157 ee eons = to ) ; - 40 "93% 93%) 23% rT. 51, 30, VR) 984, 98% 4 SILIMés ¢£ 3110 O10) Sy 100 34 3 Utah A 58 %! 5% i|.73MB ar , *! Oi ee be 1437 1581 Scruggs common. The * Cement ‘ » 4 ; a, ft \ n -_ Aitom }4 ? 14 “4 1% ' 4 . A. _ a): ~s- wading er ‘ . ; ' ; x . . Q: 1. rl Q: ' 2 ’ rumbu tj : ( | ? ~\t wr : . fz ¥ ‘ : ~ 2 j — - : 4 - : : ’ eve ‘ 4 ‘ + _— _ , # coke, Stites ; +¢ o & we ‘ { e : 11% Lit ei i oO y ate Machin GQ le ile " a co -_ OU 72-ee \ oe .. . - sachin ‘ a . +4 , C73 ce 4° He ‘ .a ? tg * +] »\S Tae ‘hs , y INDE Pp | NDE NN’ T OLS. i ; ae nae 3 - ‘ ; - ; “ é ' 40), —- $°9.989 R17 e°9 5423 evo | * } x ho . net gain of 5 point liv 7 . . ” ; 2 % eyeryy | sal Beg POY) he J wd) ae ied. ' iia , f Be! 5 ’ : ; ; re ‘ 1 ’ } >>) . 7 i . - } =. r ’ - —_— qo = : = v , . y : % ‘ te. va $3 “ gus “ , “ ‘ 'for the ertod while Alo and >t : ' ad.? te ; \ Al + , 4 40 - = . at “a -. - ; ‘ +}. ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ . ' , . di — p ’ to] Mg : , a ee - 4 Mth American exchanges were heary i ‘ mat va? : ; oe : = Vane et : pe aw :, ot y Con One : ; ie : oe 7s ™ : ‘ eo Revenue “Car Loe ~¥ » os , % B3H%, 41% “2 Potal sal 16.000 shares Ber. a feature being the weakness in . a ee en, ee?! oat) os . 3 : | ; ee tse — v +) wy ee | ee ni 1 Am } ‘a $7, 3% | Niag M ! 9445) 9444)... Week of Prev. nod Consolidated Lead were down gorme. % 12 14 eee which fell from 13.7% to 13,00. : !' ogg: s | mS Ruy Fie 96 11068 logL 1088 2 ray gin: ae St ACE Kid a+ -s un : 156% | O55%).....4. 3 ; —— Ts “*°\ rulton Iron sold at 11 and oe 2 : ' 7 2 1 ; Miine had a moderate decline and Urvu- heey OF ~ vee . os ’ —>M ' 7 See 2” AUD ' : tl Fr adf 6 ‘bo 2 ) HWHa, ! ais Papas 3 83 1 ‘ O14] . sone All ¢com mer o 043 1,601.27 1) Se 7 e ' ‘reacted moving up in the first few . Trondh jem) Fag ; : ; eh ; Z ‘ " / { ee . ei , J tae 4 *) ' ‘ - Jat o ~ 4 * 4 ry « G mosses ‘in 16.432 1.208. ‘ ae eaedar acted lates. Exchange on Chile | a, , t hs > li 4 i £atn on FY 1)! ~ St! 7 stain and Grau - 7 8 : 34 see) Ly, mS da dov ' . . “ay : ' ‘ * lee: ee — P . = J yt) . ; a ~ . c. on. 4 >! > j . Le ' —. &.042 55 815 7 564 : . . OWwnWard tcyr Pncy, Lau put - 2 ~ I . 4. See ’ ; ‘ ‘ , f t” a? « > A a9 x e « -] watt oa m market for exchange on Ja san U jicaWwa EP ie ih ; é alia : ~ 1 , SLPé&K CSI _ ' OP hs 4% - . ‘ ‘ GS. 9 F e ‘ ' : . ’ rT. ; Foreat ou ocle - ~ . 4 a Gs 4 i \ / . J e’¢ - a O* j ‘ TY j . . i , a - ‘ ‘ . a -~ ~~ Lod ~ » °*6 HIGH y IELD n e@asier tone, yen cables fal): | Wruguay ° “* one *Q) , "al $ «6G Q: f : hs ‘? | LE... - Send 1 - 31 31 ; + ee a | pro ucts (2.870 72.930 70.094 fh . ae 32%: *ie * 06 : h ~ e ruay oe rr ’, r LO TL | ve Lr 13 * Y oap : a Sees o 3 ot S : : : 2% | Miscellaneous againet a high for the, 2 Urugru Or} BY ee Ot ¢ Mw pT > (7% in , 3 . | oe yi” seoeues.. 4f 5: = 1.915 456.221 416.129 z wa i 74° . *’ ‘ gee J Tn 1 er 7 Kirb t : . as 24 : Gg aa foreign exchange market tmad- 5 Ad Exp 4 a8 * "tens : 25 Wes = Nk 1? 4S P col 4S SMI, RS 76 i Kirby Pet . / : . — | —_—»>—— turned irregular. Will renewed advance be | | soa a Al ™~ une bela meady. bu e stnemtal tater “ae es we eae > | ; eee) 4 = ” > - “ ae” tha ! af ee pes | New York Coffee | car heoet yn A WF an : ad a : AO COTNTY Bs a ead) i copnu “4. Tates | AA sem % bs i Af ‘ : " ZA . . cy (\"9 " J ° our mar - mi = VAS. ¢ me a tendency to drift gligntiy lower. | 1 Beet Sug 6 DH: Has th 7S ae Pogice +e ; ad | = ~ \e res aes gee , i : Young Ss &T % O3* l Ter A StL rf 4 38 SS} nicl Vol. 9 if a i ic sags AE barrels no 2.6c per for “aw and Jac | in Kio exchange rates, i a! , | pap ol esc bag Cc TI . PAY c Mm ttle Hs :* CLEARWATER, FUA.. Ge . md ti at 19 %&-. io 0 is. akc : | Ae’ oe ise , a oT & Ft 8% A108) > & ke+ during e pa K displayed @ '! sca aa A cov 5 pecem d a satire A gang Sec URITIES ann gE. 7 P , . -. ' > ” it } sorri: arters 110 ) * . ‘ on Be): up Jt 4 " ; ‘i . . 004 a OP Ch. & * ork. "7 aT i % EAST WINTER HAVEN. ks Banks were quoting ee f ae ae . RALLROAD NDS. Sat ea wie 0 6 Rg 9 sh vy h. , ad , NAY . No, 3.— Turpentine + Se Bing further advices ; > Q51 4 aay cong) 4196 1% M LS” Exchange on Canada was | West P EP 6% 50 PO% Bos 5 fest K Coal 7 | . » adj 9 fe | | ‘welid ‘ey | a a | O3 37 285 N w B S Id? = % 1 > ty blag at 100.15 the greater part of | ———7wp R RONDS. ow 5 46 Ze aC ; P cv ORI, GR) PB1y “, 1 aM : | ts , , 285 % | Ore ie 65.303 = 37.205 | Oo € JO 14 40%, 41 ye I te UNICI A t “ters ™ &: . - » ; IN DU TST 1 STRIAL 2 — } . ™ - A > ‘ » f 0 : Re * «? c e : , : + : 72 } { q : € o } (7ibdbson oO ® a " : 4 U Wwe lg . : 7 . ‘ i. - | Livest ek . mf oa 72 Pe % re 40 240 ae 40 HBS The tp ke’ for three weeks hes rellied. now 2% : IBA.. fis . ; | 4 % . - 2 i, 8 0 Me AL BURKNDALE, FLA... 6 ae : | aveT cit 4 20 ..| POR, on Cs / A S68 FT om Ss = eel o- ys S Tol &'OC an 5S % 100% 100% 100% | tober. Rallroads were agein buy!ng which | Me ae ) et. O91. | 2000 bags rotations: De yr 4 be 17° : ‘ i. Le Bow iI Nae iCREEN. LA... tw ‘ : 10 iia Pp net isenah i AT&T H 1, 44 P , “ e b| ) A D&S! ‘ . = oa Aw 2 et Fa? ‘ 3 . - . : " est ] rahe : bia . ~ $ ‘ Gs man and pr 2 & rey + in : ae 4 } Fla i vVverle ~ der, ermber ba ie ae a bange on London : ' ts te . " 3 2 a - eae or ’ be ¢ ¢ J re} ‘ — Rui ‘ ' 7 3 - vs Pesan Bro Aeentatas : . : . P 7 on + - “ - 4 . : ae = : 411 16 ¢. R4 BS ' 1 A & o D o's - ‘ P a * (> f aot? ‘eat } id 4 ph ray ‘ P i i ratner @ oetfer tone | Ve i ie : i? $° 14 ty Mae Be 2% 4, 4oliar U iz 0 Rishi ‘ | 35 } at yb | » Rt. » We ) Vt ke 104% 104%] per merket toward 11 nd of the eek —>—- market 3d: 10 Mice es impending Gevelepmests. whan * receipts. 44 000: Jundiahyv receipis, 2 ; : ; : 4 oO’ s i oe Rear eee ma RT m: 24% 44% a ~ ive.4. 78a, 4.7R& 4 Is | = f bs OG & Teh , 13 %-cent le eit m tne Von 3 d Zi d C | oe 3 _ | 2000 D Gls a -- oe cen Rpg ail sti eee : - yoosFwiowing cvotasions incense.) — GONSUMPTION REPORT p20 ae 8 ee out Watiey for suipmente “attending over || Lead, inc and Copper | * : ‘s ide ‘ ss ' t Mand Q 301% 2 S08, F we Ne ns ea a : ae a emg ij , r “g na . uw ith Epo ‘stratte main. | agate peti aia r A 100 ne. in Steel Manufacturing | oncerns oft . , Dadies 3.3) 3 3} iS ‘ FACTOR IN COT TON TR Jer of lint 1d eo lintere —_ New York Cotton | tained + 70° cents whic reoresent Sw a +? wen eodal. at | Merge. ) grain sivuation wy ew coming mar- " uy (iira’ a : j ; l n vi 9 Lit ar id ’ . - serene tea setinmates: anata ss armen eee ation nine lf "> j . , mrmoiuimm 4 or ~ Q ‘eT ner ' Dre? | J —"4 cago * " i “ - ‘ : he’ Inc oe ‘* acrept treadee . : | aman: a } 'Ry the Associated Press. 52 of lint in Seplemier this a # we Your |} Cotton, spot, | than last week when the premium on. s; mpi fs a a poseetotee Ages \ Bl eaccute orders. oP fg : tabi i . : - . 13 -T? ¢ cot tol! maf-. ee. b f int and da? fad 0 inverse . Es i Pes ys i. : MeO, OF . a 72 ‘TT ral . aft th VE VV : rm. , AE ay . ~ : : ees toe : : ‘. ‘ ” cay Tt ; : : oo Bat a : NEW YORK, Nov. 3: nee * * - I » Bure a1 thiet mddlin LSA Futures closed ; 2 ; Mens r z nd Aetna Foun an Machin , , rules ant ~ os co. | BProtestant ChurchiR®::. ceN BS FORE Now, 28 TRESS givancs | Orioner Inst eat the Cehmus Bureau an: guiet mdsting, 12.805 Futures clteed | cet ecent ty wae Coe PEEL te eee i eee a ei und the Standard, Engineering (o |{| FRC@ COPY Sate Set tomer ous _ , 4 a af rs ' es an ~~ ad ., * 44 ; (on realiz: oe by recent mete ore er i sues sel - ent Se i. bE arlus 19 Ne ; S} ee perat id ‘ as ‘er cn ai os ‘ } ; . i yf ‘ oi iV “ £ . ; oer Tit ae ‘t re west MENT? . FOR FAME TODarT. Me is ae ee “2 ©” wire peared to be influenced by sma. ‘ 7 hi. mehne y Ted onl 7 i tend | | a eeaamen alles ant efor e America turing cone war snouneed chan POWARD’S GRAIN SERVICE . » Oc — consumption firures tf fp teenage Chicago Cotton Market. _ 4 al _ . ti ? gh Ae * , - ‘ ‘ a or ‘ . ’ *t) on 2 | ’ 7 , > a - , ’ _ 7 ti, ’ ? : 4 ¢ ’ ,* . : P “ wit’ {yr - - ye ¥ +, ‘ €) >| te -! Hee . . a i . t . ‘ _- ta DL : ' Ti ia st? a : is ‘ 2 , : : a e # ewther Tree poten ‘ ya +8 -*s : : : ie ‘ “an aa ' rt ee feu , . rm ‘ ‘ ’ ,+? . . 4 . - E71 ks | 35% in Germany § =) » | | eRe reports of rather Yrecr south: / | C ‘on Market. 1 20ei tw 1: Eg a ee fag of ; Bureau of Metal, Statietice, renorts. 9, Fem, | Peas he” Nolnacttandard 1 nena i ; ‘4 ott ~ . s ‘ >?) ] r 4 . Ls' rv. « # ti) : " ’ ‘ ’ ’ rnoarkeat 1 garry wie ‘ + chee ‘ . P . ; ; ; - ” ad ; | any Cab ive y . fe - j ng one ae en] rs ‘ . > 48 : >? . 7 ity ¥; . ' rr c i ’ ifs * ' taek . . . ry a? i : fri ie ) Bits ; A} “ ai ‘4 J 4 » % . : ‘ ; ; %, & - = . ¥ . . bf ei ‘ i " ° ce I ET AA meen ame aie Me nc > aparee ' «re ’ f? : ‘ t a4 Wis 5 9 4, 1 | Moderate sales have reported at the| » ae changed to 271 lower. Brazilian port | 9) gaslysed. forecast price moves is ~~ ‘ : : J. + ‘ 4 i ‘ 4 : ern hedging a. the 407 Webster Building, Chicago, Mil. trac! aff tron : . ‘ Pp ¢ 7 Pra. aad : ° Oy . [ a ij be « OBS He * sm » * ' ‘ «’ , ‘ ‘ ‘ . >a? 4% c*) on : e itu it ' ane . “cc . losed J -* : oe Ren os oe! es % 4 } 4 i y fog - p . ’ } ‘ i * rit sort e ; ae j ° ‘ -¢ . Bhi. a ; . aa ing barely steady. at pel Gece.” iy » ee ee ; ganua!l ' i 8B 12.0p Lorne 19°,.5°0:7) . EA . ba! s % ‘ ’ . sé 0 ; Tit ‘ ‘ Ve fa : ’ oe . ) 1Y pointe. ; ; Mart ? OF om 1 ‘ OF Pes o? ightiv } r wit tattie “4 ; . . es | “ , advance atch 1s ew 3 S.4 Yo inc was slight mm n : . a iccimenmnemenll , . ; 2" ; i opening was steady at an . . , 12 -? Of 1° OR. ‘ . ay ‘ teal trade nit] ‘ 4 =? nd. >olnt to a decline of tour D* unte. } St. Louis Spot Cotton. May re mee SOLD Law ' = OB 3.16 ae | mente » sLeF i ni a ‘S - . ‘“ ‘? if a : r ; | ‘ . ; J iy , S is ' a? 4 5 Fe | ‘ ‘ ep € Tal ? 7 i] inTit ence rac ai “5 ‘? 4 68 Go, 71% 7°« Secured Gold Bonds - _ 20. 24 8% Buying of near months on ‘eg — on Snot cotton was unchanged in St sOUl8 | Cctobe: ae a BO - Sits ™ ~ q oer etloati of Liverpoo! Saturda: Quotations. Good ora.nary «¢ cero ; Antimony Was firm f though tae , ” ete , 2 M lar 7 , , e eee re ae : ti, a vas ; \ { \ v ¢ af T? te "4 oney, Silver revenue FF ; a cess of September. and the report ¢ - 4 steady. 10 points down: sales, 78RD oe ee Ni Wool Chi | eal adapepntthc tor ging | anniial \ ee 2 ety | ; ent — & FA ix i" by : 4 J bos a Or elan Austra an nw p. 4 — ; m heen ‘ 9 y 3 'brourcht out_ some liaut lation OF ee ailow middling, 10.36¢; middling, 12.61 - New re ans s Cotton ec Nov 15.--The Internation with ordinars cthone at tly q4 J ota! mond cut - ; . ° _ * . ate hee gle Tota! ‘ fr Lt. My af | P48, here aiso may HF | 1a} $.36c Tleceined ; 18 : es OM : of Borage the failure of the newe | good middling 15.J56c. eceines msi of Agriculture announces tt 77 ng +3 a Tt , a a Sétuin tanue? 4 _ noo 5 e . ‘ hay A . 3 teyt . ' a alin : re #8} ee, ' ea? ; ittie sei lin ou ; ; ms eo 1 [ vr ager 4 Le é d i : . } i ' » a . J hd ' . Iie fin a! erttiement #lor be } ‘ Po 4 ot > , . ’ ‘ cv “a | » ¢ ? eaerrt 4 qt | ’ / Z et : l. Si beer | = ba) : rom oad to incicale a ; aiiaaseiiliaasiies é ' stralla roo F m R ™ . . MAD ; . ¢ 0 abr : i eens any disap 4 - , - ont , é ae “ af ain es ,; \, ‘ > — ; ' - r ; Etritish Cou AtLrixg : ‘ Om) OOO pour wit : a as’ nx” é 19% . - : of i! © ‘ Thats aa ‘ i. if e ny » ’ ( ts i tT) } i Pil mee : ) f;* ; ~, . rhrer ‘ ; } & ‘ Price 98 to yield ‘ pointment jn this respect was mod fred, y Memphis Spot Cotton. B to 16 ber FI ceound and broa red excep seen Steel Market Vv voc : fot Ks" ghar th ave’ zs a . ~ : rs os , . tie favor ab la rep rte cay Ae ' 4 ae » 1 k M EMPHI! Tn Tern t}.. 3. -S} 2 . tf t} ; ; 4 orn. me % * ." a} “ : est? Vt at a r oe he re ’ Ly fy f f ifece . ig p 7 _ . 3 s+ .s / S68 G01 400 . : ow : bulk of ann: was aftr ; quiet and 6! ead \ ; y he 1: Se: lo $1 ed wae were Spot steac) ‘The 1924-25 estimate wae BS ae) OOo Pod. " ‘RA. wo i } Maturing in eq ] ann j i lIlments of $506,000 each ts aa b , , ‘ i ane i? . of l > end realizing . {? 1” $8 ; middling” LO sk er midcnog ; dit stati _ ominda. ) —_ ; Ua ua ns du rt S550 ‘ Details om Reques me SOrakia ‘.” ember contracts sac c ym fe it 3.00C Sales were 6400 bal ef MONTHS x? ’ lose. | . . Baits oe 7 net declines of about | 2s. tis i a January e =S 1° 62 12.63@68 from Dec. 1, 1931 to Dec. 1, 1956, both inclusive. iz ve © | : ~2Z L wersedl —>; . " A t ' oe rime ‘ x t it rd red Rid ly . Wod oe . ere “i Stock Exo ae ‘a - 12.12 | October Cotton Consumption 568,- can. pceipta 22.000) bales: American pili ow case Gre being ores ee | tron gg at 30 hoc Mu: . ~{ oe ae =. on ao NEW ORLEANS, No 13.—Cotton The amount of the week quiet! prices steat American : n : ’ ‘tis ened e#ehort eh 1 mt rontie iis 4 a, Moambers Ncw 7 ork ke liner ww tw on ot | € . ; lm > . : ani P . . 3 * aE | ‘ Te : es . nt ’ active Pos. tions The j rioeh 3 , Madi, on most monthe New ¥ ork Cottonseed Oil. March 40.75 CiOose Pe ly gir — 6 an ebruary- Novemb r “ | Nor, | ; ‘ ted ateadiness tn ber ail | 0 “ wit ‘ r, open ae] steac' Dec iZ 9 4c: Jan 12 TC . A imate ld 5 30 “F local and Ma ch, & l wc: Apr il, & 15 @6.25 : Sal es, M arc 4) 1° We: Mav 13 Ue : J uly 18 .26c: pprox yie . ; © ai} iA} ‘ . | 4 fearance at. she end a 1A} ~ ® Oe: rood tT) Aad ig } 6trict Btimes Pive per cent : awaiting cles t 284 bales azainst | Mice . midttine 9 O08 etrice By the Assoviaied Prese tty | ; was estimated & ae middhng 41: middling + 06 ui tp » NEW .YORK.. No iS — Cotton rzoode : — : 401 Olive Street St. Louis, Me. v 25 ie he ; ; area d' hi ati . 532 Bales. oN : a6: Jae wary [silk held steady in loca arkets. b ei Poe , May 12 iS. 04 Mark oe ei | 13 38.61 : ‘ ” ’ oad > J * selling } 6500. anes 2 ay : al | 470° o1 2,943 last year niddling. @6.71° iow middling. 6.771 met 5 aaa ital aties entire Merzanine car ‘ 40 12 : -9 en case off pee kone aarne FSO ay eR a CERRY ’ ' we nencath ene . ere eo : WSOP bm oe, past me Pca ge py tenn “ ed : 4 meaner a J ae ‘ ‘ * ee knoe Meenas “ed 6 Livi Setillin) ether tee n ~ : . wa . e .- _— - awe a OCT NLE SE ALLL LEED ATE: pave eat tiie wenn are REY MH 2 Aspen renal ‘ Pe tear ave - 9 OR og: . . innit cagpragh teielheiaealaprea aap isNaA PNG aI Be a an PNR. AP Sele a ORR ARE A tea 5 he tt AN kN ANOLE ANN Neh LOREEN he LON NG ERE ALONE Ot SO RL FeeUe Me ROR Rea EIR Mes Ah PN RECN NTE AIA SR aE Sm tp eetenpe tian ater ins De te RRR wet eRe ome mn

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Bate - SRN rte pts M pitt nes Tass ata a Re eee a es Shiai Ss : y + uA ae r ee Ame See URC TR RABE ete ee AE ai , sie } © ig amin me eR ROB Ct AR PUR Mee: ‘ A . ‘ nS eens 7 4 Sh . a at ee eee oe , SE ON eee EAE SEM METRE Lf mst kay a PAS RIG wagon Ene Meester peste rR) Be intact, wit) shag tiin > he ee = ‘spies oe 7 Ss aa Y = 7 pea a 4 ee OE Se ." 2 si 4 R aim are ‘Wie - eden’ . es 4 i . ee ; fee's 7 Pasi . is es - ow Aree en CNTR he 4 le alae a “ ni ne gh Gein ee ee ore sf PE oe Na pet Me tay r do 9 tea + als ee oe eaitiaah nak atk tn P - ee ¥ n te ; » ea . Th fe e 7 2 ‘ “) pat NS BBC TRE "pettus aii Rg Br ee ee a San eae -s a seen, z ba Ses | peer Y bi ti 4 ER i MS oN Se a ee es “gyte , ett ee eer * 4 oa wept muy Se aa Ak 3s eee 7 Cibee fee Mone tg See = Rn eerie « Sa eee nabs, ren a4 Ne fay ; PAGE lo ¥ NOT ADISCORDANT NOTEMARRED VISIT OF QUEEN MARIE At ccc Cell A ALE Rumanian Ruler Departs | Smiling After 24-Hour Round of Engagements in| | St. Louis. | en Marie of Rumania, whose wu roval tourist ts rivaled | hachelor Prince of | who outshines the! Louis because she has he has not, left this, vesterday after a | Tame a + —e 4 VW aies, nad ince in St : bos eT} nere ATG Sty at 9 &. #7 Her 12-car train, the Roral Ru- ' mani left th Union-Lindell | boulevard siding, carrying the ueen, he so! and daughter, ‘ince Nicolas and Princess Ileana, and the 190 others who came here 1c official members of the Queen's nart) None of the discords which , ocked the heavy cars in their mrogress through the P ific North- ONE of the best records the popular Jack Smith ever made—a real musical hit, done in his inimitable .whispering way. You sim- ply can’t resist him! Baby Face With Praro ['m On My Way Home With Piano (The Whispering Baritone) JacCK SMITH No. 20229, 10-inch, 75c You ll want these other New Victor Records too Half a Moon—Fox Trot (from Honeymoon Lane) With Vocal Refrain Nat SHILKRET AND ; THE VicToR ORCHESTRA Jersey Walk—Medley Fox Trot RocER WoLFE KAHN AND HIS ORCHESTRA 20231. 10-inch, 75e¢ Black Bottom Stomp Fox Trot The CRant—Fox Trot JELLY-Rott Morton’s Rep Hor PErrers No. 20221, 10-inch, 7 Silver Threads Among the Gold When You and I Were Young, Maggie JOHN McCoRMACK Ne. 1173, 10-inch, $1.50 At Dawning (Cadman-Rissiand) Andantino (Lemare-Saenger) Violin FRITZ KREISLER No. 1165, 10-inch, $1.50 Bridget O'Flynn I ith Picno Who Could Be More Won- derful Than You?” ATLEEN STANLEY-Bitty MuRRmay Ne. 20240, 10-inch, T5e Humoresque (Dvorak) Jocelyn ~-Berceuse (Godard) Verolin, ‘Cello end Harp VENETIAN TRIO Ne. 20130. 10-inch, T5e These are but a few of the bBew records vour dealer will be glad to play for you. Orthophonic Victor Records t\ Vicrorn TALKING MACHINE Co. Camden, New Jersey, U.S. A ~ .« + . > > + ac , ‘ . ‘ ;*% ~ #42 4% * * - +’ & te. . -% 4 s td 7 - *- ~ ~» * - - west had even an echo here. = : - ‘ 3 34 ——~ i a « Nor were any local dissonances 7 - Ly + > em wf Ars left In the wake of the gracious he R ‘ . ‘ : ‘¢ ; > Pr and energetic visitor. in¢ ecep- " a. . . ; ’ a » c tion Committee was pleased, de . sZ ~r* ah oar ‘aAuse thi ueen accepted fits sched- ’ . »¢@ Ata , ¢ »“** a -— uit And © ia Push 4iQ 1.8 activeé pi v- oa a . ry 4. . . . Rr in an folk np art Be ° i «4 - aaa art eS Xx . ... ~~ _— ‘* pir + i. weTe Me o) oh rye awuse ti - Sc er . elen seemed pleased with the re- eption for he The woman f m . * . , nsi who anted the ue > re PN rer * s ’ 5 . - i = s- * * a an +h Horse and Line + Vise » : > 5 was more than delight wr net a ¢ +> EFuesis a f°? wo % ’ i€ » &O iar as Can ve i > — “+ ¢*® a+ - en ~ ther got their money's «$10 each) sort Did Not otek in Royal Sufte. the elaborate prep + > . ge = = Vi. : > for her in the Queen Marie suite ior photographs there ision. the hotel managremens iSiO! } I management? ids, Was a sensible one, In view a 4 ss eS : D*:.2F14ans were here gfeyen 2-&O / , \f rt SD " » a r ~ . : Marie Weber of Smackover S.4 } a, eke ie a Ts “AW of | bloweves irre Yolafeed ‘oO tne Ford offices thas , 1A nae «f ¢ 2 ;* sh to prejudies Averas itt te wv ; : sition, and th af A yes de al formed very efficte; ‘matter of motor traneport at « eral points. a ak ct service ST.LOUIS POST-NISP4TCH —- VEIN eee ee ew ee erate ewes "V¥¥erdevaw ever rene evevee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 Special Selling of Dining Room Groups Floor Samples++ Greatly Reduced Why Not Refurnish in Time for the Thanksgiving Dinner 10-Piece Tudor Dining Room Group Reduced from $450 to ‘315 In producing this combination walnut veneer and gumwood group, its makers have depended on the beauty of its matched banding and paneling in English Pollard Oak rather than on more elaborate and expensive carving. Details include 66 inch buttet, figured tapestry for the chairs, table, and interior drawer construction in solid, quarter sawed oak. Kennard’s best offer this season. -_—-- ee il +> Other Dining Room Floor Samples in This Sale *10-Piece Walnut Group........ * 9-Piece Walnut Group........ *10-Piece Walnut Group........ *10-Piece Walnut Spanish Group . **10-Piece Mahogany Group * 9-Piece Walnut Group.. *10-Piece Walnut Group. *10-Piece Walnut Group. . $295 "10-Piece Walnut Group. . . $298 *10-Piece Walnut Group. .$850 $495 *10-Piece Walnut Group. .$325 $267 *Walnut Veneer O **Mahogary Veneer Over Gumwood. sliding linen trays in the serving Formeriy . $450 . $395 . $310 . $600 . $545 . $300 . $475 $235 $475 $480 $267 $298 $215 $198 . o ] . a © . . ya , ver (rum wood _ Pyne - AlsoSpecial Priceson BreakfastRoom FloorSamples BSTASLISHED i886 ennards Washington at Fourth Shon at Reweerd's and ahocs: get a2 seat heoete, Practical? iv all buses, street cars and BEFVSCE cars cla "a7 v Kemnerd 2. . . 8 ete te elt ae eneslliechtsieadedtenan adtidne._aadaaeensee a net © . iia ne ok eee.) 2. eS "See e fe ee eee ee eee Oe cee ee*eees - - ™ UTEP ET VIVO rrrererryrirririivirittTy ras AAP ARR ROAR ORRanmennnn *a@4reaen SRP RAPA RR RAP ae TTISIITIITITTLIrTerrivivyitirTe enna Tittttilitiiriitilis TTiriitTe is ane ’ ; wt ; —o- ° - ana phdeddehchAdehddehdeh dekeedaddald ddakdaldedidebialdtieiied LLLILILILILILLLILIT TTT Trite sae ae heaan sarane ? Pryy Py ree PT UTUTIVICTELTTTrTyTy itt wtow PSPRERERERPREAE REE EP HR MEO an*#annr thee heheh the) fe Diba hi heheh RPRAehEhELALL Lele tha tel Tier -- 7 weer sue ew ewew eeteevee ¢Vewowv deb evevew Pibh hh ehh hahah hhd hh ett Lh dd ~ « « 2.47 F ” i ~~ ——-- beth h th hahah hhh bah h ee PPh eee 2) eee eweudwew a . i hhh hh bath Ph he hee A LL LLL LL LL TTT Terre eee : e be + 4 : TOs te vewee ewe Wewee Sure eee ewer eew emer rus ede tdabew aw ev ev dU ew tue Sheen eee eee eee wee dee eee ewe tea ee ee Vw TAR RLERAL SOL EL Ea A on“ : aid deeded ete ite dd ded eh eh hh hae Ll sue ee FLOOR COVERINGS of Unusual Beauty and Quality — — Rugs Size ? $150 For many years French Wilton Rugs have been accorded foremost place among the World’s best Wiltons. Effects of unusual beauty are produced by the close weave, fine texture and rich coloring. An unusually fine display now on Kennard’s Main Floor, Bundhar Wilton Rugs $110 9 x 12 Size. Moderate in price, long wearing, | A Wide Range of Sizesin Wilton Rugs These rugs may be had from the small.22% and with a wide range of attractive colors and patterns. x 36 inch mat size to 11.3x 21 feet. Best Quality Axminster Rugs 9x12 5 7 5 Size $ . QO A new shipment of these fine rugs has just been received . . . including all che latest patterns, both the conventional and brighter tones. Armstrong’s Inlaid Linoleum The Square Yard $1.65 and up we cceceee- 1.00 Sq. yd. and up i ~ 4 | P 7 9 = Emhkx SS€a IMG eceeceeeeeeee ees Od. yd. $2.50 Staines Imported Linoleum $1.95 Square Yard and up The Week’s Features In Kennard’s Drapery Department Ruffled Grenadine and Marquisette Curtains Regular $5.50 and $4.50 $6.50 Values forse ““f—-— In white, ecru, and the popular ivory color, nd in a variety of dots, eae and other patterns. Full width ... and 214 yards long. On Kennard's Pe nd 1 Floor. RUFFLED NETCURTAINS Made Specially for Kennard’s Reduced from $8.50 $6 50 thepairto = ~~ * Billowy and crisp and sheer, these curtains are na * tT! i for rh, hear ~ ~ C ¢ bedroom wee 8 x GLAZED CHINTZ Special 65c e, green an id the de- In plain colors of rose, blue ide. Formerly 85c sired new shades. 36 inches « +m ~ a = Ute Vara ESTABLISHED sOe6 a CHHDNaEFraS Washington at Fourth - £00 short blocks Or park vour car at Union Market Garage. Ss)’ ——eEe7~_~ ————— non pakL TWO. dith Cave Y, WITH 31 POUNDS PULL IN WEIGHTS, BY MORE THAN incess Doreen Is Third in Pimlic With The Clown Fourth—Victor’ @ and Share of Purse, $8325. > Post-Dispatch. Md., Nov. 13.—Edith Cavell. ter of Man O’War and the Nw the measure of the mighty Cra and a quarter of the Pimlies @ he hung up a new track “Cc 1€¢d 35325 to her winnings i crowd ¢ its best aN Villa Otterbdetn Milliken Okla (retahten Shartieff V eoster Miami 14 (arleten Fartham De Paal raise 6. ; Cernell F. Gainey leze RR Bradley Seuthern ‘ hartesnton Fultem { ville «tte fulver = Montana i nive 2 Yeung t. WV ashing’ ‘ elerade tniversity 7F, { elerade t afversit, Stanford Ueridental Nortana man 7. ( alifernia ‘ellege Mary's ¢ lLevela * Lelleae #@. ‘nes t New Oricans. ” (ie he hy breeders. Yearling ts

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PATCH um _ COVERING eauty and Quali 1 ilton Rugs $150 French Wilton Rugs have remost place among the iltons. Effects of unusual d by the close weave, fine oloring. An unusually fine Kennard's Main Floor, A Wide Range of Sizes in Wilton Rugs These rugs may be had from the small.22%4 x 36 inch mat size to 11.3 x 21 feet. y Axminster Rugs $57.50 f these fine rugs has just been ing all rhe latest patterns, both d brighter tones. mew er? s Inlaid Linoleum > Yard $1.65 and up seeeees- 91.00 sg. yd. and up Did de cocs cae ee Pa. $2.50 ported Linoleum ware Yard and up ok’s Features Drapery Department Grenadine and isette Curtains 5.50 and $4.50 tes for ™ id the popular ivory color, of dots, crossbar and other Ith... and 214 yards’ long. ards Second Floor. NET CURTAINS ially for Kennard’s om $8.50 $659 >. &}> > and sheer. these curtains are bedroom. In white and ecru long —4 in. ruffles. “~ + n ~ a Ys. -=D CHINTZ cial 65c é' rose, blue, green and the de- 36 inches wide. Formerly 85c TABLISHED 846 scrd gion at Fourth s larket Garage...two short blocks aw6}- iia — eee —_— - —_ ke Lael ot A Bo LL Lot tk Lt Ld PREZ RER CRORE ROK OBER ER COONS PES CESS OPES EES SEE ES EES SEES HEE HE Eee ee ee eee — — _ *® ees - *e-« LN NLL MONO fm form _ fom U. we 6, Loyola 13; Michig C cmd é m™ \Tisader Makes Move. ie At hr . . ' ~ : through i¢ first mile. Bour- aa ed , { f; lig + . op t ¢ y hy . ~ ia COM r m . meted her mile and a j oH a 7 ’ ‘ \ ° os ie ‘ha rile » Beak “ Sa ' P Minde Ten. , : s Uses the Whip. ace had m,- . ‘ - ‘ a Ove y 7 TY rTA dually | . ms . i*« e ‘ q - : : was close fe mer } é Py ' 4 . ® , re Th . Y ner = he fA hal ‘ nmne red . 4 - ‘ y ‘ : : rass q ‘ H a; ~ . 4 ’ 7rF rs mor ¢ = Bho- 5 ae | 3 . ~— = . ac Improve a r pace she held . * a a) ey es Tr Ti : se 4 2 aan " . s ’ . £ S jast oun the + ia un . ’ wee 4 Tvwinrnnrer Wry | ; C aa 3 a nd half lenet+he Tt was| | a a i . ) ' tii ome ra ‘ weer + en | ’ ’ ’ ” 4 ; } : . at Pnter af 1. « . rs and | ' oo | hap ees 3 + CG Hl? ow ™ 3 { | eA ‘oO rive + . ; ‘ ~~ 7 Pie. ch weicht when he ") Deaf «6. é Culver 21, Shattuck 7. FAR WEST. Montana State 10, Wyoming 0. tLniversity of Ltah 40, Brigham Young Ut. 7. ’ Washington State 7, Oregon 0. folerado College 16, Denver Inmniversity 7. Colornade Agcies 3. Colorado Lniversity 0. Stanford 29, Washington 10. Occidental 9 Arizona 7. Montana University 56, Whit- man 7. California 20. Nevada 4&4. College of the Pacific 7. St. Mary's tollege C7. Loyoln College 28, Christian College t. EAST. Notre Dame 7. Army 0. Princeton 10, Vale 7. Syracuse 10, Colgate 106. 10. Georgetown 7. 2i. Harvard 0. 24, Dartmouth 2%. 0, Washington Navy Rrown Cornell Pittsburg Jefferson 0. Providence 14, Alfred 10. Pease’ Ss, € ©. N. ¥. &. Bethany 10, Thiel 60. (ttadel 15. Clemson 6. Amberst 20, Williams 6. Penn State 9 Bucknell 0. Penneyivania 3%. Columbia 0. Holy Cross 14, Catholic TU. 6. Hamiliton 9, Union 36. Lehich 14, Rutgers 0. Lafayette 6S, Susquehanna 9. Sprin=tield College 9. Norwich 7. Conn Aggies 33. Rhode Island State ©. New Hampshire 14. Maine 7. Boston U. 16, Tufts 7. | and New York U. 10, Davis Filkins 0. Manhattan 20, Upsala 4. Muhlenberg 13. Dickinson 4. George Washington 27, Ran- | delph Macon 0. Worcester Tech 6. Lowell Tex- | tlie 64, Middlebury 13. Vermont @. West Virginin 21. Centre %. Rowdein 20. Wesleyan 7. Buffalo 15. Hebart 42. Swarthmore . Franklin and | Continued on Page 3S. ® magnificently for the ~ oy afA “Oe Be ‘ «4 : ; gemance and she added $5325 to her winnings as well as a trophy for 2 - } ; | BPA ' i * AOD ALIAS nd Ae ne PO Rey Tigers W ho i aaa aa a a a a a a a PO POLO LOLOL f° LP gl eh id a Figured Stron POPOL ll -—w a i i i a § POLO dl dl ™ - a WHEN TIGERS DEFEAT BE dith Cavell Sets Track Record Beating Crusader ll ee i ee dd a a a a a a a i i i APT. BACCHUS, at left; Lindenmeyer, Jast year an All-America tackle, who this year is playing at end; and Ted O’Sul- livan, backfield star, at right. Place Kick Gives Nebraska Victory Over the Aggies Stephens’ Boot Results in Only Score of Game Played on a Sloppy Field. the | Webster Loses | Slagle » BAA? * Aa 4 “e ‘ eokicmee SF a 2M St SOK oe Pst 7 at .¢ ly ‘in Defeat of Washington ! é - ’ ey oN « aAe”, AQ a * gre % Taye Oe EE. ‘ : oe I id Sie es Le PO A 7 me wen 6.) Se GA GRAPE OIIE ig! y es ¢ Me 6 al a + wt Rs ae ee 2 ‘ STE SRS TE BA ORE GO OCT ‘ ¢ wey . on ew o's nage A a RE SIRE Ot, a ' ; ARS, 45 TO 6 WASHINGTON ROOTER — KNOCKED OUT IN FIGHT ON FIELD AFTER GAME ee ee ee! St. Louis Player Put Out RE ee ee for Slugging — Final Mis- souri Point Awarded When Bears’ Taunts “Pass Point of Decency.” me | re ee ee By C. E. McBride, Referee of Washington-Missouri Game. COLUMBIA, Mo., Nov. 13.—With a quartet of Kansas s¢outr, | the full coaching complement, Cappon, Steele, Sago and Lookabaug)i.. | watching the game from a vantage point high in the new Memoria’ , Stadium, each with a notebook and a well-sharpened peneil, the Mis. i sourt Tigers buried the Washington Bears beneath a scoring ava ; ' | clevens. 45 to. 6. There was Washington lanche, ‘and the quantity of the Tigers leaguers and the minor leaguers were playing today. | expect the minor leaguers to win. | | | j a en er at Game. Baruch in en - en + e ' >} e Associated fr’rese 7 | — UU - 7 7 ’ ? z 75 > - ‘ . 2 f ) {)} LINCOLN, Nov. :oo™ By taking i + ’ ‘ on 4 oO . . . : i agvaniage Of thelr oniy break in | ee > | + c 7 ee . a ‘ - ‘ ok _— cA punting ¢ ontest. the ave Draska i ‘ ees Bn ¢ ° oc 3 1) 4} ~* + = ornhuske rs } 4iit a Lne Visiting a On, a 1 1 oar 4 £ Tere = - ; yon = - . * a _—~ kk « . ror ‘ j : a) ws ‘ ; i & f . nKansas Aggies dow: from heir PRINCETON, N. J., NOV €. + m19 re 7 +} . @rae » oe} X "1 _ - . . Seer riiTS Jie 1s M “So0uri Vdaiift’s iinai act of tne , biz Conference ratir n to 0 game i + S h ] S ‘ Ga si I hie il oe i ‘ 7crpY I if a Tie iY darkness t} e A «+ 1 fie ~ fF iT G pe A Sv © } P| ipCrYrsS Pi ALLNA ‘ » si a. sit - ) : | H Team. ee eR Pm ge So ries Were Tor ed tO ai andon their oO re ~ j sii} , hi _ 7 hr) ¢ ' ¥ ! 4 Is if - i ' nerial t tics aiid {Nn Huskée rs " - ii A i } F , TY « , + res ‘ irta 4 ¢ rT) 7 ° } ce i -~ {> ic Stated , os ™~ TH? ai Ss I ‘ t ‘ ; { r- 4 ¥ ** e A reovi¢ — i Vaile i Ii i? aY ia }’r ‘ OT) Projieges UV } Lil F 8 am%7ne -_ a" : : : sages cng : : Ee} , ” DAY 1 {OWN {) NOV tw . rs a? + aie | 4 . ré¢ iT er “ ° ’ , ~ f + ’ o ; St pi ens for Né braska were the P ? VA its 7 ry | j ! ) cr? 4 > ¥ ; . High Schok Gaefeated it SB “es oa essive champ- ’ } Mining 116) He « Ss $s ( i i : % yp ne kA a p/ Aha 8 OF 4 (ue! We- ‘ p ¥ ~ j - ~~ f . + ’ j ¢ gr rine “ “ é ’ ‘y rar ¥ ; pS f a , ’ , ! ‘ r & n { f é Ae Spe { tators It Was th eo ‘ vel We , U S 4p? ai Li Ashi a s ’ ; = it } } | 4 q cy . « } 7 4: ry 4 4 St ee oe two who placed their toes nder'! louis (ounty togay -« i i’ A 1k ’ ; , . + ? r 4 } , * : . , + « ns 4 cy i “4 ‘ aa = ) irn ihe wet reavyv DiBsr Y con- ee Pla i Ay 4" oe of rie Gia a thed . + vet 7 « 4 + a + .” ’ r* ‘ ‘ Uc ‘ t ara } \ts bd la j gre ¢ ‘ ‘ ; ‘ XI i & ’ , . ‘ A ( te f i i 1 ge ¢ r . , - lm & ra £ Up Lions [ S ,ers aY fit ears F ~ and dow the field S| i R ive N é 4 nc i) r ws a ‘ * t! ‘ ‘ } f f } + ? l ~~ - Se rnree Y nis if t Lf rad | ¢ ‘ ‘rf im “Fr quarter Q* I ¢ ag SeCTiT a boD- a a ; £4 ‘ rivet 4 ' P i P ] ‘ G ) t } Ly I } ‘ ° . + , ; a ter hHtor sh ’ } -_ ‘ r res vara pul MALY ABEl¢ rit ? foes c f } " ‘A ¢ They Or tne i ‘ , A i . . . 2 -_ { ? r ~ « wW fi} is rey rneqa t ’ e ’ ren f>* f ‘ ' Sa: which was returnea (t tn AER ening kick-off, carried the -ball is in - 4 r c y ™ b + . ‘nr N-vare 1k é when the ore ak carne «:f ght down tt field vith Samy le i nis Lea s areiie . ‘ ‘ or} 7. sith © ° co ’ 4 - . 12 ie . be { och? Ti ¢ rol:owe ‘4 Witil a poor ° pp ne ; roug} ting Stivers T} fe r | | . [4 17 : } 7 “ vr) a } | _ o 4 punt, giving Nebraska the ball and) pain after gain until the ball rest- | Sky- Old Nassau, and . . o ‘ ~ oem ’ r 7 I +7 al +> SLey hens h s oppoert nity wae TTy ] fro? t ey + ‘ yoa s ¢ f ‘ = eS B' rié The Aggies resorted to ov erhead Hosts Set ¢ ' changed his; i s ¢ rie { fs . vas com- } ‘ j h i > . , Tr) > t¢ -¢ rr? Try oOnMm* es so thea . . o a , 1 } tre ehower ' ng in the last momen's of th tactics and booted a fieid goai from; P CWiGe4»res , ' frame ina dt spe rate effort to over- niacement for sec which ra ed from over- , _ ° - lanA 7 fig?! . Y . wn ‘ ; sd ‘ome rhe H isker i@aGd The ield Se , wetter the cals \" 4 h ¢ ry Prin ete mn Ss oS i? gE ‘jie ; ' "Wek . he th : resembled a duck pond by ‘his: qu: this 5s 1 ‘Evans atarted|| fensive tiers, however anda it waS Impos- " iy ‘ ‘ ; a. 35-wvard off-ts ik le Ten of Pleven ¢ omplete., ; ’ ¢ how rn a obs © ~) = x t¢+? : sible for them {t0 §€t @Way Witt smash ‘ Was follow wy Baruch was the outstanding fi- & rsa \ 7 ¢ } . . i their Passes. - iny he r F,ains ryt { Vvamne y and : gure iT} Prine et; ? it s fe t . gine thé ng fo) Os wh n i ? } € le i ‘ 2 largre ety ¢ rie a iis ’ Limes | \? a5 2s M AaAdaow Pres) C*) a7 Py a . i +} _ sore | . i a 6orTN - ‘ . “ od a it ret ed 4 aE yarcs for Arif \JrTrange threatened the Princeton ROoawi line, t ? d »Iimh ¢ 17 | 74 “x SOT ; | é i i a © j iMmia., ficii® if x. s. re ‘ ae ‘ r . s e ' . j he tie Rito} third touchdown. A pass, (olema@an/ pu¢ the Blue only once could bring Willie Ritola was anchor man for rae as a tf pray ° ‘ ‘ +} iloaw i+ * mmo h er} ire, Finns. fentinued on Next Page. orth e offensive punch requir today, POW ; ; 13.—Princeton conquered Yale in the Three’ Drama with a spectacular aerial thrust | 10 ‘7. et i i i i i De ee ea ed i i i i a St. Louis Rew fe had bound and held them lit le U Princeton, by Aerial Thrust, — = Conquers Yale in Last Act _ Of Big Three Drama, 10-7 dire to join the ranks of pugilism, | ~~~—-~—--— t ; quency, The gare ended as it with ill feeling and a bubbling, ever fermenting wicked spirit per- meating the atmosphere along the loose scrimmage line and breaking with too great, far too great a fre- when the lugger of the ball and the tackler of that lug ger came together. With time left tor only one more play Missouri forward passed a touchdown and, hearing the sound of the timer’s gun end.ng the garie. several Washington players startec to leave the field. The ref ere whistle called them back so that} the play for poin whatever ‘ might be, could be completed. Conversational Football Then it was that the iil feelirg between the rival players, sUD- pressed fairly effectually by the o - ficials after the first quarter, broke loose. The players, real- izing that the game over, seemed te break the Wis fetters that rah! mss reached a throughovt the game. Conversa- ; undismayed, trudged along ob- ltional football held sway. Washing-/( jjvious of his ignominy | ton players were kidding ‘Tige ri Earlier itn the day the Bruin lrelative to his all-America abil- | ¢ was the center of attraction at ity. The Missourian taunted who!$ Memvrial Stadium, when a large was not loathe to reply altuough his jreplies were couched-in clean lan- guage. ures of speech | point of derenry and one of the). | Washington athletes showed a de-| | é When the Washington fig- waxed beyond the} ae he referee decided that events had| little comparison between the made the most of its material but the qualits started, ter tw. be denied. The No one showiad would not mato BEAR MASCOT IS KIDNAPED BY | TIGER ROOTERS | OPI . . - - i a a Py “ > Ppecia. to the Post-Liapateh. . COLL MBIA, Mo., Nov. 33 [Fee ix tough for a membe of a losing foothal! (eam. but it's not half a# much a tral as coufronts a losing elub's ras cat This faet willl attested to readily by “W the ein namon cub that attend th Washington Bears in the maseo! role “Whitey” night from his railroad station taken to his St. Louis home atf- an eventful day tn €oium- A gxrouD of Missouri, Unt celebrants took him = in charge, donsed him with yellow paint and placed him at the teat be confisented to quarters at the waiting to be Was via versity of their procession. From al , directions paradere poured unt?! / 2 the number of revelers OT ; ( thousand “Whitey underared fie'a at of: Missouri vates charged across the number ’ the close of the.game and threat- / ened to take the mascot Wash - ( ington followers, however, held > their ground and kept “Whitey in their possession f ; ‘ / } ? ; 7 } ‘ ‘ ) s PBR PDP ODL PV stitutions of the State tf the athletes gone sufficiently far and awarde’’ 9 oy), sival teams enter the game ‘ ; & that aware he point to Missouri, in the mental mood the first period suiting the Washington players. ac- of play proved they were labor- Cc one of thern. Missouri their fistic tendencies, if any > t } ' * r »? . ‘ ? known only to the athietes ana ording to the spoken word of tossed the ball te officials the alt and left The hletes to What! proba Diy if tne ranspired thereafter quickly gathering rooters from the 8S tands who ewept over the field as ing under. It is not the purpose of this writer in this article to place the blame. That will be up to t¥e &4u- of the University of Mis- sourt and Washington University. It purpose of this writer in this article to state that the feeling on the inside of the football game to- thorities jm tiie One of Stars of | Packages for Players. tion of the general sentiment Princeton Team 4 The game started with Capt.) among Missouri and Washingtos ~ : wre ~~ | Bacchus of the Missour! team ques-| #thictes, the two schools will do ; f | 3 oi BALDWIN, left guard | t ioning the Washington Captain in. well to sever football relations at placing the blame and one of the stars of the reference to some obscene notes Omar. We are not Princeton lings is a Bt Louis (/ and other package le liveries al UUtL We a3 siating actual condi- by being the BOT of B \V leged to have been recelve j by cer- tions of thie pla ¥ [t ia Up to the Baldwin, president of the Mis- §/ tain players of the Missouri eleven authorities to place the blame, if souri Pacifi Lines isaldwit 'Capt. Bacchus told Capt. Maban of, *'¢ Care to Go 80 fut football, sasenior and has been a4 mem- j'the St. Louis eleve: that Succi is pi ed today between Missourt her of the Tiger squad for three (i stuff was unsportsmanlike ‘he nd Washington, was muckeriam seasons extreme. The Washington Captain: in the extrem: This writer, of Beidwin proved one of the replied that he had heard of some-/| Course has a very defimite idea as stars the Swarthmore and thing of the sort but that no;t® where that muckerism largely Harvard games and opposed )/i member of the Washington team; Centers, but as one of the officials 4 , iy» ‘rr le eet e +7 , , ,¢ . ‘ ta" « “ . Y% in the battle yesterda) was guilty of any such conduct. \vf the gatne, we are restrained ry ? Pa tA-« : ‘* “ wo? « ian ‘ e elder Baldwin was a star » fron Taking that idea ’ r ie nies Lehigh Universit Captain Mahan's statement, of , - ; : plain, It lineman at Lehigh nivel 5 ; isthould not be taken from ¢ ey course, is to be belleved Undoubt- : bi } co the gs , one tearn Was al] tu blame , edly the senders of the alleged , a Phat es iid rr? ; * - at? ; eee | notes and package or packages, as} ”° ; be true but the per- icentagce of blame. well. thy ‘o push the pigskin across The it may have been, were irrespor- arti i, that would ) ; j rt} _— _ . ecdinte ly after tions of f aptain Ra ij* of Mis- : . 7 aa : : no er > yea came beeeee: sd ‘ > mi 4 : Missourt-Washin on Crs 4 i! navuei are ery Washing? _ MEO LOO lTHall game Baruch‘’s drop kick had elinched | 8°! @re true, Washington aulnor- 2ar wick. st — — | sucn s that te — .t sian for Princeton ities will consider it their duty ty! ws at today—ah well, send e 2 e To! rin rm f |for Tex Rickard It ought to be Here the Tigers attempted one | ;}conduct a thorough investigation | j _| of the charges and punish the guil- mass too many. Encouraged by! repel Be . . : , | t¥ persons, should they be. found their unusual suceess, Baruch at-'! fa b i ito hold any connections with the | temyt *. gq n ioOng heave _rom behin rr’ ‘ sit . ‘ " | niver , Wnicn, every & the goa! iin¢ which strayed into the | . , a " . “——™, BO ' 3 dount Ww Hone rove ‘ & ‘ rme of Hoben, Yale righ! half. | : , proves to be un-| es . ‘ true hack Hoben raced back to thei Princeton two-yard line from where Relations Pndangered. i} (;ood 4 Z ‘ bes le ; | at. Tigers right 7 "is incident simply gives & riint wing for the Blue's touchdown. ; of the suppressed feelings under lwhich this annual game between | f ing opportunities Vale Faile Twice Yale failed to accept two scor.- Centinued on Next Page. Miesourt's members started in the opening [tie of the gridiron oot last between the two great ip- two Valley Ca ference ’ their annual bat- i@ a. +? Washington ‘romoted on a tremendous scale i emell FIGHT ON FIELD FOLLOWS AWARD OP POINT TO TIGERS \ eer yom COLI"MBIA. Me.. Nov. 18.—The Keare lost a fast and game to the Mis. to 465. here teday waged a fist fight with > Ba, urtous foot bail our nd Tigers, 6 then Foothall can ‘several Missour! players after the Continued on Next Pasa i ded eee on Alot he NOE SA AIA a RAP TE i IATL OG AAAI NO EMOTE EN OE En CIE Oe Nt Lee RE NRT EEN te A RNA te BE NO pall NN TIES ANN 12 ashe Me oe iH Te nan om eR Pe ERD ga w ey ae mt! pe See 5, iA Ny Se a ee ee oe yf Foie ors ae Bai ey i St t os Y .¢ Bs eens an So 8 Pt ahnang? et es oe Ee i es a See caer tw : ¢ . me A oe ho - RE NN ee IN FR I I RP ER RRL PON IS Ro Lae RRND 8 OPI LEHI ARI Piet nll ma a9) : See eee eee ee + Nagerr 5 ee eee ee ae AI Se ay AON AOE ORAS SLT A I tel A AER AE RAEN OAL IIE ORR TENE I ee ee a ee Oe a heehee eee a ee eet ene aes re eee eluate ke Hien 4 oe Dieppe calle a0 eae ee ry ee hewn ees Ps earn 6 ad ie re mete ute RMI a RTE CI ON A A Ee! lil ay APR AI ILE BE ORIN. SOF Lt a AON SE A Aap A A ATS NG as Sy ERROR me. 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& ee tee lie Ms Eile. stage En ee Sie . wea Ae RP ots Opp ooo 2 Wer) teon lense” haegebhts PAGE 28 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH LOYOLA RUNS AROUND ST. LOUIS U. ENDS TO WIN, 13 TOM@ISSED ¢ a Bae de. Chicagoans Get Jump |fOTTERING! _* s**t On Billikens; Kennedy ee === : ¥ Goes40YardstoScore) __.___._.__§ = a— RR CAW Ld ee | fal WO Beans 8 ed. ae : bee we one es SE sti 4 4 O eapigeceeet tity aay mio Crowd, 17 “PRINCETON CHIE -— To" ) . olverine Captain Makes 43-Yan . Angle — Buckeyes Score 10 Poi Count. Mathews’ Men Get Touchd own in Final Quarter; Miss Opportunity in First Half—Norton’s Runs Help the Some GRADY OF’ . © co. ~-— Windy City Eleven to Triumph. oy — = | : HARVARD -PRIMETON . 3 . — EEE: > | 2 By Jack Alexander. ME aAttoosmess Zz = a | oe 7 ih ATITMBUS, O., Nov- 13.—Before the I é ; | oo Colohaentatpeinatade ? : A, ee Nx for a football game, Michigan by - A stable of fast backs aud the psychology of football gave Loy- TAH SPORTSMAN SNIP — — ne Sores es Be mbled fo inated Obie Stake al fee ala University a 13 to 6 victory over St Louis University yesterday IN RECENT YWEARG — ww 3 a: , ae, ’ : “ 3 i pint today ee al A endl per iz ‘ at Sportsman’s Park in the fourth annual meeting of the schools. , e es just missed tying the Ra Se on 2 sO@QGeCTer.w cece . Beeseeeeve 4 , ag — oO Ee " AR a) . ~ failed to recover from Certain) ay wWaeish......R.T...... Braechel Lig. gee Se —— = = 7 ‘Sewanee gn. ga see EE... when Clark’s try for an ex- lat eg = “breaks” that went against them! pienanan......R.E..... Browning 4 Hes: a ppm rsine ye y | point by @ dropkick went a few and unconsciously let up in their| Johnson.......Q@.B........ Jordan : TET £2 - | below the cross bar. driving attack. The visitors were Norton......-0L. H.......... Kean "RECEPTION OF A | be 8 7 two teams used an aerial pee Sam and were less af- oo _ a abe Pees “li 7 3 | k with about equal effective- PFOMIM.. cece . @coenzreeeeeos . /* aid re & going : * ah eee 6 Officials — Morrison, Kansas, et | s. Michigan passers connected The first “break,” and the term) .¢ ee; Mumma. Army, umpire} , Bbp eight of 14 attempts for a total is not used in the sense of “fluke, Klein, Missouri, head linesman; é ) : fier ‘ . == 132 yards. Ohio State com- developed early in the first quar-| Ramp. Cincinnati, field judge. | Sa esas 3 3 ge Neted five out of seven attempts ter when Griffin's superior punt- Summary: - > = 4 98 yards | ing gave Loyola ane ball at mid- SCORE BY wre a aa : a : , Friedman’s Fancy Kick. fs eerer an exchange of Kicks . 3 -. Bi rne most brilliant individual — =Euxe, erformance of the contest was rew and. > . ; ” ry . ee ceecstecses: 8: 9D 3 Owes Eddie Norton ran 20 yards arourgi ae. es te eae be Mey | = —Briedman’s place kick at a 45-de-| Gptms), angle from the 43-yard line,| after ¢ end and vowing . few gy neg First down — Loyola, 12; St. plunges, again swept en Or a Louis, & Forward passes com- — === nt straight between the goal post; Official 4 touchdown, The touchdown came pleted—Loyola, “oa Bt. teat 2 a . ee Pee | i bP ES CR | ay e a p: like a bolt of lightning out of a}! Touchdowns—By — orton, Griffin. i | 133 4 é : p a ; oe crensied: fauenal : clear sky and knocked the Billi- | Kennedy. Goal after touchdown igers C aw ears, to + | The Lineups rinceton asses eat e rights ager . Gown saeee pat ously {ll € —Wity. Penalties — Loyola, 40 |S ( aq sung - pri a ae Beaune Sane fea e € ; . the game, — kens off baiance. But it was only ln ae haan Sh wade take | . a a se ane they recovered | — adionst Leyola—Lawiess fet In Rough Contest MISSOUR]L WASHINGTON. His Sixth Pocket Yale Eleven 10 to st 10 seconds before the first peed 9 Bait ended. é' ews f : Bat. , se tes stitutions: fairly quickly Cronin, M. Walsh for Meade, Bacchus (c.)...L. E.... MecCarrol) Ohio State’s land attack was When Kearns Runs 53 Yards , sie sundgoot for Johnson, Hatton for Lueas i. T Harding e e e 4 , » hack « — ‘ ‘ id ate Ber a ee ee Continued f 1 Preceding Pace. : Bud Kearns came back a few] Griffin. St. Louts—Hanratta for Continued from Preceding Page. |The game ended following the de-| Walker.......L.G.,........ Kure a ce. eee | wes. ore productive than Michigan's. |!ng room af minutes later with a 53-yard dash.| Kennedy, Grimes for Kearns, | —— ~— meas MOrgam. i002 4.Ce. secioceee- Libmam lar IC Ory period, the first coming after i$ Th Lineup | he Wilcemen, with Capt. Karow, | ef, Jerry, Ww} putting the ball 17 yards from| UWirnberger for ‘§ahle. Stampfli | contest which was broken up by| ppee y antnt aed -ee» Hannibal “aulkins had fumbled a punt near |¢ - . A ’ lof th - ; lee’. Sine toe Grew | : | | Three or four Washington men | bcadetakbr R. T. Kegdtin Pawnee $5 Soe the ee |: ie back, and Fred Grim, halfback, e ing, Oelschinger for Tobi. officials only after one Washing- | started an argument with the + Sneed wa em as ee encetienn r yen, tog es os a ceil | : pan fe PeMering the brunt of battle in the in full ery after a touchdown. Wh eoename oe Richards. .....L. T..++++0, Di in 28 rushes from scrimmage, 2 ‘ rE « ° ors rave , > £ > ¥: y ea tc ‘ lace jm adi. | “ ~ e Ate é ; | eee ee ’ : ats ,one of the Bear supporters and he : PHI DELPHIA Nov 13.f a rield | mee he got away to an 18-yard Rose, soph first play and landed two feet|had netted 15 yards. Loyola's in- | rection. Pertti: ts om coher “ne Of | tor Walker, Tuttle for O'Sullivan, | Artur-Ponzi, Philadelphia, tonight/unde) the Bulldog’s attack and Ba. | Holabird......L. H....... Ba orgies snernesc ATOW | teated thal across the goal line but the bali |terference was a _. sight for sore} mpg argument followed ; deck Paes = ne closed and he was| pDiemund for Clark, Lee for Lu- j; won from Pasquale Natalie, Balti-|ruch punted out of danger. | Failing. .......5t. Sate Mined -6 yards and = on the today. z flew out of his hands and a Loy-| eyes but was tough on the de-!o.7 4. ; enna & Ser | a oe ee cas, W. Smith for Studebaker. | more, 125 to 92, in a round robin} Yales’ last neglected chance to| gyno B....., .. Mggeeelving end of a 42-yard pass! The game . )Sion by the referee in which he; The crowd then swarmed on the |, Drumm for Miller, Lyons fer | natch fer the world’s pocket bil-|curn the tide developed in the third | Score by periods: 1 9S Ga 2OWN On the one-yard line.| consin's ‘he Weber, Hoffman, Gilbert and/| spectators y ola man fell on it for a ftouch- | fense i Ss , Ii . - . r c Fer - iSS y1 *] i I j A * : , = ite : tne CaiS tie Dé 0 YOIas -jthe game. The referee. awarded ;went to their resnective au; rter : ‘ : Pegi : eo: . , ’'s f¢ rard | win Points after tow ; ' ; ; , " arters | ars, Drumm for Gann. Westcott | N; 9 ars -ere |60 yards to Princeton's four-yard | : whielves. Fin goal. V2 ‘ ve THe t C 4 yr. | » Tie . > } ‘ ; ; . : RES, . Natalie 21. The averages were ’ P , , ' , man sco : Jordan, who 4s playing his sec yard line a n erm sete inte se | the ligers the extra point, instead 'in the stadium grumbling and ar- for Drumm, Fox for Diemund. Ponzi. 2 41-42: Natalie. 2 9-41 mark Two sensational dashes of prc + ne “eg kick); Stw "ag Wilbert’s fumble of a reéovered accurate @n Fs wre = s S sec- |} cepted it. hen Arik stht _ a. ae. . : *’s ss =, s* \. 4 two touchdowns to one. Psychology is not such an out- WAAAY 1 ‘S .8 ay Aw Sa ide Men aed aT RR A i : ial 4 \5 \ YX. ‘ “, > s vw wy VV x pi fa. eS ee en Le a Poneto mrs itn alates oth Dal wtb Mest: . Mee Om ngs. ; ae 2Ut = SURE aoe te ; . - eh es 2 3 me: * 7 ithe > be ES TERY. . toe bagel gle? spinel By ih a DMT ae a Oe Fae A 4 ; 5 - N fae a Mee Re Mle ais, ~ ben =~. " aon Vata :" é . : os - id a “od oe ' R . “ - mans # . + a * ri ees Porn - . “ x c 4 saat - payline. oe “« i ti ao ‘ ¢ ’ . ; . a He re the Zun say ed It was the bets game of the sea- Sllre gave Gwynn He nry s troup, dees from a quick lineup with a} Elliott, Nebraska, "as 21 and his average 3 11-19. 1e ] ens son on the St. Louis schedule and |of: bloodthirsty Bengals a rather |teint to the right and a sweep to! Missouri scoring: Touchdowns Greenleaf now leads in the Kennedy Scores Touchdown. drew 4000 persons, which is not|fulsome repast. In other words ithe’ left that had brought the! —Clark (3). Bacchus, Tuttle (2). standings with six victories and no ' At ‘the start of the third quar- considered bad around these parts. ithe University of Missouri’s levia | Bears long gains aaginst Oklahoma | Gorman, Tries for oeints sue- defents ; oe ib turn the tide. Coach Jones rushed | field judge. F. W. Murphy, w ‘the a or three Wolverines Kutsch. , G ‘than football eleven scored a 45-to- }and Nebraska. Missouri was just | yg oe i —— bstetas n : . —_—~ aw - ; “Be ane le aske ndians re-| ; _ ed far . lwaitinge tan is ; averaging 35.5 yards. First downs ae " teats as Bone | 2, us morning, O 1e ersning W ae 8nd on the beat! 2s my team yesterday afternoon in a/defeated today and wlaved to “eg > tale the ST ee a end a nine yards behind! penalties — Missour!. 65 yards: |gone from the team play. Missouri | cecond place in the County League | STIVERS HIGH, : ed a fleld cnt Se ee The re . . loys ; : oo : “jat least 15 pounds to the ms 1e@ goal line ¢ single yt i 4 7 Ver ¢ rc , ee | - * s oO game played on Taylor Fieid. el-21 tie. Haskell, outplayed and | ty Barges ™ prin wang — en ’ sale b dhastsnac atcadel abaenll badd i ever alert, saw tke psychological|y;ne headwork of Worthington , ceding m™ the 43... m pmcomen the worst I Th fet { } f ‘outrushed th NIaroon 1} 7] in 9” | weight. the thin green line stood from the sideline. Two S180Ts | =e no rn opening and went after it with an Uni 4 Cit : , Continued from Pr é * % -yard line. The half ceived from e salely came in the first quar- ag he Sin ex'mB- re ‘ ‘ 7. ] 2 as vmcCar rt s oat nea r, _ . , | : a” ? a ai ‘ z m7 tor ' f ; ne sec , ‘ . . "xX ~ effort was short. Later Western | P®Ss. 4 blocked kick-and a Haskell! Qyion refute my lisparl gg and down he went with it for the! vastora a. Washington the ball In|souri passed over or to the sides| ass, and in doing so one of the | °" CUtHt met oy k thé we Of punts. Near th ” ona | record for “f ed any disparity tn |‘ Ae Witn it for the! midfield and again they could get|of them. Then when they dropped ‘Clayton players knocked the ball! . rs with @ Griviag ae ; . a Tarn | in_the wecon — prayer vORC , Ail) ed with Greene carrying = a ship. tackle, gaining two vards. A for- | Provide Margin of Victory for Alton Team. Safety and Field Goal by Borah | Score Is 21 to 50 .. Colby Kor only 14 of the 60 minutes, ward pass then went wrong, and | 4 Western Military Academy a 5 to | blocked a Principia kick : » | fumble. eee tae . Nici ; : elas wee perto. ball rolled behind to eae eons | ~oney proved a capable substitute De me hag whgsin had SUE abr wrate toes a, Den Spree Semmenen | bach tate 8 Des re ee nk te ae Ob le ellie ; Jang the a tor ae sesame Ne ee line, giving Western a safety. ‘for McLain, injured Indian full-| 2° cael ave been, it was a battle | 7 2 ag . ” r State hae Thus did the battle shuttle from |the aeria) attack, Missourt! ball-tot Atl enthiteutn 4 ac : : a over and Sample drop- " when “ei , ¢c ae outplayed hi ' back, making all three scores for for the Gods. a the historic game of 1928. team to team without either eleven|ers romped through the tmpotent gt etek ai skipped across | extra point. wet on Onin: umbled Gilbert's/ perate was € his team and gaining consistently. And Then the Deluge. Vein ee log to place kick} getting into scoring position. line. There was not enough power the remaining 109 yards for the Stivers’ final counte? “*"iiwe, Rta. six-yard line,| netted St | for the extra point. but it was to cope with Missourt’s diversified first score of the game. Cella | the last quarter when Cole oe | Michigan Gates Geen nn ocean we quarter, the ball be -fie va at the fre ing in mid-fi id) eston gave Boston the jump in jut then came the crash’ Fate ‘partly blocked and went awry ' me missed the try for the extra point "wre ack into the 4 SEE Mattes an ite [the opening period when he ran|handed the struggling Bears a. y. There was just one minute re- | ®ttack. a F well-balanaced cevsipa ov deen sea Risin Es “i taper “— bac Ps all bat afta, the ¢uanae paula Northwestert shortly after the start of the third oO Vards after intercepting a pass.| wallop where they coulda not stanu Mis- and versatile offensive. ones ee aad ae 0 i 1ong soe 7 y gras “a ned, Friedman heads - Chicago «wae quarter but lost the ball when its In the second period Jennings, | punishment. The carnivorous SoUucnCowNs he = rapid suc- Bv ‘a t a ae 2 aoe we prises 20 f ? = foal line snug! int waa ra. bola ‘Haskell end, missed a 47-yard drop! Bengals seeing blood. went after cession. The seventh Tiger touch. — : int o ard work, Clayton | with Evans traveling - waiting po we" nto a ae ta Richardson failed on another at- Kick by inches. In the same quar-|their victims with a vengeance spoil f ; , , me Sen sm ie menage i ball deep | em a wiley : an 4 a! try. wag pre ‘aa “Baker (5), tempt at place kick in the fourth |, Boston recovered a Haskell! Washington had lived tts momente|4 C’ash at midfield brought little | “Tyke” Collins, tackle A short judges Signal ended the game oo daphne City's territory in — DORs see ” ) &s began to exhsnds a S T; quarter and just before the IRE (cnt and Weston scored after a “and from then on furnished mere | SUCCESS and Missouri decided to) conference ensued after which a Q'Sullivan heaved a pass to Clark on _— a — _ = von neg er see? 8nd with 25 see pone | ended Western intercepted a Prin- genes tebe jly a background for the exploits | take advantage of the wind and crestfallen Collins walked from the| and while the ball was in the air, ee wae, ween paroar = pam rad ell... cscs: sd Ts oo’ the er oe mi tr ih eabe and took the ball “sy ; Haskell plugged away at the Ma- of those furious men called Tigers | kick Stuber got off a long 55-|{fleld while Referee McBride| the pistol shot rended the gloom | “25 blocked, a Clayton MAN | pansch ‘ . G. aa a big Darade ta pee bene io Principia’s 35-yard line. TO aorny line for tye Soares in the third | Washington adherents number Pew punt, wae put the Bears marked Orr 28 yards—ominous of the murky afternoon Clark's | Scooped up the ball, then fumbled ‘Sutton... — . ' er touch. era Suarterbdack, standing coset ate ae — oeree car- | ing about 1000 in the disappoint | OSem ~ und 20-yard line On ajtragic ae the Washing- | yawning arms reached for the bal! | it. and Knapper fell upon it be- cocce. Fe. 660 ee p. Daas, Bell to Karow gained Principia’s 40-yard line sent a per- dhtery Ba ast sed age a ets ling gathering of only 6000 in pete bai — ae toh permet | aa ~ vi ASKETBALL SCORES ing for Bear meat; but the open from Stuber on his five-vard line|Stuber to O'Sullivan and i+ was estiig one. These was consider Oile B..+... thington | crivers- Vailes for EYanhaae Punteg 00 venta i cks an + ; € ‘ f , tid . a . ‘ aS > ‘ viilié >) ae ' ; ; | ‘ : é 3 and with a few step: ie good for 25 yards ¢ a firs Miu Odd, * Pomnar ve ¥ . rads in one at. St. James 38, Semper Fidelis 9. |ing moments presaged that there rests “ = ee vy steps tied the | Rat gat i ager Gs and = first down Jable bad blood evidenced between |Litz - Bee a oO * eee eee — ote ge of ‘ilbert'’s avera w 43 a re . t ther (oo. = a ae ‘y : ? . ’ (;,Porgee for Is arly, a Se “ . cc ery Me a Play was even during the second | Collins Is Banished. Tigers Tie the Score. /maining to the quarter, with The lead was short lived. Col-/|souri scrimmaging on its 45-yard lins kicked off to Missouri andjiline, when Field Judge Beck ran Clark returned to his 20-yard line./to the referee and pointed to|do0wn was_ scored as OR er RI mor nd GN Ny AAA EET MIP. Saree eS RR Ait tesa nineteen bat oe ON ~ ay . bs pe . pon RO ON OS apt Wh, Sb ep sm? e teers eels. @ ‘ a rs ‘ , ae a ees santten we z , : “fi rie ier LS oer « — ‘ * w ee ie he ., e - J * » . F a! PRO ma ate Roegh : te om weak id 7 ie ee ee ak gt a ake et Richardson | ‘SS ar | Independent 39, Zion 18. might be slim picking kick ithe line for: nm T ick was low and the score re.| the line for a touchdown The place alizing and fierceness sho in th b ee othe Hu ) N “ | é Rf ; ess Ss wn in € adana Pe eS ; Chenoweth | Rensch, Wilson for ¥ oo otified ~ a tits we fi | : After Game of play But the game was replete |, =a thoity dl 2 12 2 ae ys ee ‘for lteleberger Woxman, ix ‘ ‘r’s Ke oe ‘ : QV Pom , * Butler ..«.«. Seore by quarters: 1 Western a) " Baraca 23, St. Peters 15 ~ , a rn 0 0 ; — aes we Mahan Runs 58 Yards. mained even kick triai was blocked, but Mis- Officiais — } en ae ‘ Klamank of Missourt f ’ -" . ae ee , sourt was leading. 12? 6 The x . a maneree, Kelle y, Dart- z Skinner for Preston, Dingee for ead ni ena 1. with the Missour! then kicked off. but th: ial skeet deni “2 ; to 6 Trhen with spectacular efforts of the con. {Phillip item i | Evans for Vatiem Early fot LA satin te wee ee f re, Phumser, VW ashing- / Hleliver, Neott fe I ingwee. Time of i] v l . ved ( Ik had booted boot Was an izgnoble one and Lib 2 T 10K engaged, tending forces and the 6000 as : . . ° 4 fF 3, McLean ley anneyv for Kemper, ; * é MBUS o. x : ol ' : a é ' aa , , » . iit 4 | “Tt fac , "oe i e ’ " . = . . . oe . , Ly, TERS ‘ . : “—. “* — 9 laaton: arp aee ie Berger, Wash- | quarters 12 minutes, Scoring nl lehtily to the shadow of Wash-/| man. Washington’s center. re Battle Becomes a Rout. sembled got thels money's -wensh RE BY Q ble” eee i aiae Zukor. Rens«ch for & Pricdman Mi OV. 13.—Ben- ae a ons. Western M./ Safety, Janosky; goal from place ington's goal posts, where Mahan! trieved it on his 45-yard line. Three No longer was it a struggle | even if they were dampened by hl ee ae 5 0 § 9--12/Shantz for Rensea. wer stellar Sactmaii on aun law (3), ve . : . ay aa 0 “ = .. » ae ; x“. a kenauer for Perkins, *% i n e H ae i c Tovdde, | 2 higan game here today, er ’ Scori University (ity Tow hdown : fing eo > ~ * that hig father was seri- quist (3), B A.—Brashy for Ja anosky. Principla ment, Bors ‘rabbe > » ont, Soran. srabbed the ball and returned toline pinunges gave nine yards; but ‘lighting Bears became docile. To | termittent showers z . . 4 —Worthington 2. Safety. Knapper. Semin. pes jo 5 on By AME: PUB LAO anche bags Kae Yo : be, * ~ tipo “4 i sie ‘ Gis}

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 GOAL GIVES MICHIGAN 17-16 VIC i ST.LOUIS ‘POST-DISPATCH TORY OVER O Siedman Big Star, | They Finish What They Start — ene ae Me ee 190,411 Persons, Record | Crowd, Sees Contest ‘Nwolverine Captain Makes 43-Yard Field Goal at _ Angle — Buckeyes Score 10 Points Before Winners Count. The HARvaRp LAMPOON REA TIRE BY INTIMATING Thar R 197 “PRIMCETONZ CHIEF Crain Neat “YITTING WOKe T Rt E> Yt af. 4 fated Press | tb OTUMBUS, O., Nov. 13.—Before the largest crowd ever as- gembled for a football game, Michigan by the margin of a single nt today eliminated Ohio State from the western conference foot- y éhampionship race. A total of 90,411 persons, a record foot. ) crowd, jammed into the Ohio stadium, saw the Wolverines tly outpoint the Buckeyes throughout the contest and then merge winner, 17 to 16. 4 field goal kicked slantwise the 43-yard line by Capt. Friedman, Michigan ace, and : -~ | ‘a a # se @urVve 3 ene ’ a unt by Elmer Marek, = 4 eee eke, weie the plays} « — STATE. MICHIGAN, “EB Ru: eye Bar a ‘ bese hae be 6 6 ao L.E. ° ’ ch gave Michigan the Winns | Uridel........... 7... oo in a game full of deceptive| tHess.......... 1.G......... Dewey and strategic maneuvers. ane rereeeee eG, .....Truskowski TD xecr the end of the game, the eyer..........R.G......... Lovett LAMPOON | Near just missed tying the Raskowsk!......R.T......... Gabel) c re Clark's try for an ex- Rowim.........R.B......... Flora 7 when Se B...Friedman (e.) point by @ dropkick went a few below the cross bar. The two teams used an aerial Kruskamp......L.H Gilbert EC Setibens i, O..... Molenda SY GPa. cls Miccckcce. Webar Game starts at 2 p. m.,, Eastern ee ee OES eS Se ee a ee tae NE eS ae: ve Front row, left to right: ee a +» . tn ee ~ SO on ~~ “ aby Be a 4 See: Ree oe. 2 ephrtg AP elt Cala alert #*, is ee . RIM gs oes I! GG caper: > ¢ it , “e i 4 5’ Cte ee 9” ay 7 a “~~ see” NS Ii YA COE Tg OT yO a pind ha a LO Oe PY %7 on Cla a aa apign tdi BROWN UNIVERSITY ELEVEN. with about equal effective- Thurston Towle, right end; Paul Hodge, right tackle; Consodine, center; T. Farber, left guard; Ed Kevorjain, left tackle; Captain Hal Brod siveet, Dave Mischo, Ed Laurence, Roy Randall. Dartmouth without using a sub. “oe - Qn es ee a ee ee Orland Smith, right guard: Charlie a, left end. Back row: Al Corn- Brown defeated Harvard today, after previously beating Yale arid Pane ee a4 Michigan passers connected dey ~ ies SMO oe ae prs ae sin alma a he ; The intercity game in the Wes- tern Soccer Cup Association race at Sportsman's Park this afternoon will bring together the two tall- }enders—the Raticans, representing St. Louis, and the Canadian Club of Chicago. In the opening tlt, two local rivals, the Ben Millers, champions of the St. Louls League for two years, and the White Banners, battle. The opener is scheduled to start at 2 o'clock. The feature attraetion In the circuit will be played in Chicago, with the Wellstons of this city and the Bricklayers fighting it out. The two elevens are tied for first place with five points and the winner will go into undisputed possession of the top rung. Last week, on the local field, the Brickies handed the White Banners a 3-0 defeat, while the Wellstons surprised with 2-1 conquest over the Ben Millers. The other Windy City battle brings together the Thistles and the Sparta Club. : According to reports from Chi- cago, the Canadian Club, one of the best in the Windy City last year and a favorite to capture honors in this season's intercity circuit, has been strengthened for the game with the Raticans. The Canadian Club played wel] in elashes here during the previous campaign. To date this year, the eleven has lost two of its three battles and tied the other. Rati- can's aggregation has dropped three straight and has acored but two goals to 14 for the opposition. Rnd ‘ ‘ * err ‘ 4 Lay . , . ‘ 7 — 7 fs _ — ee . 7 —e — Seieranid ashe Mi OE: RARE * pojeeay os fied 5 ah ah els ™ - ee ee oe ee ee SOIL LEN NON LIE ARLE ENE SR OREN I SE ONE NG EINE DN ILO LEH ALO ALINE SLIT IEE TTI AD AIG RIND ALES ALGONA LS A: NR " is ‘ 3 PG = I em hen rt cla wees ” » “ eee Sc en basen oF pea ET. Rekenands ae abrir yen e pM cee. cs it. ene egal eh PRT ren Nitta 3 gh anew 9 © ORS meee ee bY i=. lilpipdlinme tone oeregin \. . se : AEG seabdegap® Abb in~qey obtendiaitiinns eailjlni aia talirtints.iaipninatiaatoes =o Preceding Pace. —POPS —, | - ~ . i ih, J © ———— |) : productive than By Davison Obear. | CAMBRIDGE. Mass., Nov. 13.— ———e ee Th Lineup » Wilcemen, with Capt. Karow,/er. Jerry, was waiting to tell him| Pons 3rown succeeds Brian | Mr. Joseph Mowry and a select group of friends forming the | he ata s cacaail Sees in the game ie Se | ee nbled a punt neat 3 ek. and Fred Grim, halfback, |of the parent's illness Wray D. Brown succeeds brian | o e , Stamm duns tHe | Clearly outplayed and outfought in}; Vv Y STANDINGS week ago in which the locals were ird line. A Avante. ww Mine the brunt of battle in the | ; I. C. Norton as No. 1 ranking ten- eveland High School football team virtually clinched the 1924 every department of the game, ? trounced by Sparta, 8-0, Ratican we Tiger 20-yvari , 5. "RINCETOR, y : . . i ale che sionshi efeatinge Ce c igh Sec ‘esterday af ‘ 7 7 if a wD sca Se gem r hs ae 2 balf and with Eby slashing | Wisconsin Unearths nis piayerp in the St. Louis district, ‘ham pionship by def eating Central High Schoo] yesterday iternoon Harvard went down in a stinging |~~~-~+~~——rmrrrnrnaaeeuereeees eee pe te pa vay wae a a bg ae . iv mtr asta ‘ ad mt ‘ ©) > oo * «Bass “eee e eee a + © ” e ° . + ? ROL s ! Mie? 4 ‘ ,# on , F. ry 9 4 Te sw cites ; E nn my in the last quarter, made 7&8 New Star to Win. . according to the official list for | 4 Roosevelt Field, 13 to 0, before a crowd of 5000. In the open- 21-0 defeat in the stadium this aft- Yesterday’s games included. use juri ow : ween Uf sy’! —" = Ric hards. “es S re 4 “ee eee a in og rushes from scrimmage. | . 7 2 ie ing came of the double-header the Roosevelt R ou oh Riders Can- . ° Team G W L T. Pct. these men will be back in the afterward, Yale Stuhraahn.....L.G...... i 98 rushes made six By the Associated Press. 1926 as prepared by the Ranking > & . sis T , , vivid ak tee . . ernoon at the hands of Brown's : 3 3 o 0 1.000 lineup today. ’ att! ¢: . at . = + ° * “tf th ‘tr io a, s . e " . . eton punt On The Lock RA a ac. ic , a hé a MADISON. VW is., NOV. 13.—Balked | Committee. Nort n jeft St. Louis ’ tered to an 11.0 \ ictory over Beaumont Hizh School. ‘iron man football team and uw pe er Ag 6 5 ‘ 0 833 Real Battle Is Expected, . ‘ j Pe fort } a 1 ' ” i oe i 4 pee -_ = =o 17 > , s e¢ ras a 2 * took possession 0! | Webster...... pies Gilew 00s cen was the greatest ground. i ifs ‘ . " o : iim 9, te : ehe got away to an 18-yard ose, sophomore halfback, hurling | ita acl vitesieeh deen zj}a 60-yard run and two 0»place} ie 5 aoa Grinnell 4 $3 i 3: ee ns ) re ‘used +e Yield | munncti .... QB = “ +. i Seog i ia | i i EE Mea Biy a nnnracy fe. | Louis district tournaments this | 3 Ph SG OEE SESS as I ae Ga Cen REO Ree Mah Brown scored her three touco . 5 F> ‘ec rreaate yt , eitz Ap achat: 3} Wael Racal aal itt a Cc. "eee ee . Brazil ys = £ ‘ eadin art in all rand ' 3 : dd rushed the! Touchdowns — Cavikins, G about eyually among them-| Wisconsin crossed the Towa goal | Drewes No. 2 fb gh oe eee vei} ah» ag oma al tits Ue” ran a SY Sages nae (fe ee a . nytt Se ee pee. eS ee wee neeton’s four-yard win. Points after touchde tye. line three times, and each time the | district event this year. 1 ss a ‘than expected in the opening; poy |. RT. Kevketan | Tet goalward parades. ~ STILLWATER, Ok., Nov. 18.—j/one and dropped two c Vis « ‘ : J * . > ? } i Y > writ » Smit a nan wd . WWaollar’ eve "4 . . j 4 "As ‘te : . y e- esationa! dashes of Baruch (by drop kick): Sturkhahks i ikis of a recovered | —t —* received one of the jis placed No. 3 with Joseph ; Mrijcsl, | quarter d Ww alkers el ven was Groepper...... R.E Kuhlmann I! aS5 beheorsanee phaser eee cripnescon Oklahema A. & M. College swept Losing to the Bricklayers a week wine. star of the ‘™y drop kirk». i MiRiean’s Yi.vard . Hine | ee ee ee from Rose. The the junior star, in fourth position. |jn striking distance of the enemy); Jarrett (c.)....Q.B...... Mulvihill The Bruins’ first advance start-|,_.° undisputed leadership in the| ago, the White Banners had two “ : si : Substitations: Princeton—En@ ; MuCn gal -ya! ne | SSRSa One passin and all-around Elmer Schwarz returns to the} goal early in this period when| Carroll....... ds a 6a ose Mueller ed on the Brown 25-yard line then si ' Vall fl: race the only/ stars on the injured list in th matured the parad Stinson for Moeser; ta wee Minutes after the game had/piay of the new Wisconsin star ¢ ; 24 ' after mn absence! rz PS . . +.) trad anal Bodge ee Schneider Dave Mishe] tossed a flat pass to Missour! — 7 06 m for Losses F h for Resengarten, Meisla ted gave Ohio State its firs | W4S @.complete surprise, as here-. ee ee ee eee © Peet wee | Soenee SAS! esvse ROH — : ith Ne- trave at a f a. twice were throwr for Dridges, bowing for Ra wt, Myers Clark, quarterback, |... } 2 ) ** ‘ a | a ried that Lock f Williams, Williams for Mil Ohio = of which were completed for long , champions. imidfield. After Central was again | Benumont .:...... 00 0 oo | 4nd sigaiaane d 24 yards through “ithe King Row at Lincoln. condition also will be ready for diy fron enter Vale—Tacktles, Ream for Bent ot ap a Score. 8 sarees Pong wre of his shots were | The Ranking Committee found lheld for downs, Cleveland’s systern Touchdown — Carroll. Field broken field to a first down on, “Beat Grinnell,” the Aggie battle|the battle. wier Menton for Ryan: cuards. HickoG@ ne Daf had changed hands | £00 or touchdowne. it impossible to roperly rank ia¢ attack . aiden’ + fianetia nd goal — Savage. Substitutions: Hlarvard's 19-yard line. tunning} ot oA . feree a ewser One for Webster; center. Harvey f , Ohio State’s brilliant line play ' Iowa depended almost entirely | fregupingner ie 8 ny jer attack, Degen t0 kaa gy me rat Roosevelt—Hill for Pelter, Wag- delayed passes behind the line lay this week Yes ee a Se 3 wr ung on.the ball Look, Look for Harvey: hal@listed the ball from Michica jon a running attack and Cowbo; |™ore than seven men in numer-|Fenenga’s team had achieved; | coe meter, Barnes for Bedee. | cuca ee Le 9 .,{ song of victory when the fighting/ Miller-Banner game, while Mibey OUR, ’ ” * cubes ut Pi 4 o aii : - - ' “ n ere 8 ~ we : . ror -4 7 , * ° , a t ‘ re ist ; ‘ ty defensive foo! backs, Goedwin for Holabird, Hedyy, 6. +h, a ap se pier | Nick Kutsch scored all of Iowa's ical order this year, owing to the three first downs before the quar-| peagumont — Horr for Shicdiedes ee = oe ee Maulbetschmen, desperate at ev-| Murphy will be in charge ef the ; Ae AS, re? z : " bast "es Slate 3-¥ i + lap] . ivh “Om narrative ° . " --¢ ‘ ¥ ! ne j > “4 | a & Pi i PT re > Princeton punt ben for Failing. Brandenburg for » Grim ee. Pawan nt as points. lack of enough comy wiclantcatel scores ter ended. In the next period | Haunschield for Mueller, Hart- wt Pains — mn before if nt ery turn, upset the invading Pion- intercity affair. erriitory at almost Heben. Noble for (oodwin, C -. le for 18 a . shetae 4 € See re so periods: yo pe ae Seven other players considered o° Central made its only first down nagile for Brazil, Brazil for Hoch- — another pass to his quar xin eers who until today had not lost Real Test for Wellstona. 7, while the Biue’>| fer Kline. Goodwin for ae eed back “oe HICKE ne extra point. 'gie victory was revenge for a 28/ithe four local elevens this year, * Pu ge “* ne « et? t in. ‘2 st "€ c ben Pa, r i ' SUVS s pitt * 55s ‘ a edie IWS + _ - ° . ‘ . + © ° a2ist——tL, -— . - 1e ‘Lon © Tic o ré "caf - 4 S } | : : . . y “” by the Orange a! a — te De d a pass over the |—Cameron ae th ne tegen Karl Kammann Not on List. with a beautiful placement at- ae ‘ ) ” — re 1@ secou pe riod parade opened ‘to @ lacing administered by the will face a real test in the Chicago se lenetylgietenttad R cae. \ - Sch: .rtz, Bro " or ne Sraphed it on ler touchdown—Harmon (2). _ A if lati tempt at the goal from his 48-. Sead lin mans: umpires Meringer, | at midfield after Chauncey. Har-| men of Mike Hyland last fall ve-|engagement against the Bricklay- ’ eferec. . , Sehwna he 14-yard ine led | € LOur — n «). ccerding to reguiations adopt peCasiprl at ti SVal SEUSS FF eac nesman. ae dtd tot ~~ ne a aes gees ‘ tia. . Mm e&levey : : ine, W. . Pieeee, Lehi % wie lin a and : es lowa scorin Touchdown— |! Eaige sasithale si ee ivard line which was too low by SECOND GAME.” Vard o“ bst eo i@it — back, war) fore an A. & M. homecoming ers, In facing the Brickies, Tate met ‘) re mL? Pye, - : - ” ; 4 + OO THE STATISTICAL STORY. @ “ scored the game’s first; Referee, Magidsohn, g Michigan:|at least two important tourna- ns eS een Groetke. . Le ee Shott | Stripe. One line-buck and the’ checked Manhattan’ eleven, re-| perfect was the team play of the per ‘ bye ‘ t ' inn ted Press Ty n Peeps Wodece we i >~\s . «ii ati Ma Lil, ie i son ar aT? nani £ Fii aii, ‘pe a’ fee ie . e\A Soa | i a ee . Ss 02:86 ¢2 64 84 f t} ? : ¢ » ; oa se : dhe: : od wing d quarter, Michigan jlinesman, Keithley, Illinois + nage 0652 08 we on =. it was hich time something be done} Gunther R. ¢ ix =o ion got together for a gain Of 23) ong the game here, sent the Orange|the White Banners a week ago Strong trinceton First downs oe ie mA 2 Up its passes. Gilbert | ae : | Charles Harnes, both im the. frst |: Sie che si ie ary 3 t F | VW rheide ‘pei I LT. se Saahaey PI iaebe | a |and Black stands into paroxyisms that it was bard to pick out an a SSeS — 97 Apt ‘ res -@ ¢ a i and accordingly proceeded oO in- | OTHEIGe..... - a. ainte | vard’ VAT » T . >} ey a meow: get agg 16 : oe Priedman for a 20-yard | Northwestern Trounces pe mone ro veel a Central pass on his 49.| Weingardt....R.E. Heinrichs | °2'9% “59-yard line. Three line) of wild celebration second only to| individual star. So the Wellstone . . aaa memdegy ea... “ an : Mnedman passed to Ooster- . a 38 7 the 1926 list. 52 eS aie . F pe ‘ 4 alg periea | Thompson. ; ED Cie Sar Jehnaen | plays failed to gain perceptibly SO | the riotous screeching that came to come through and gain sole pos- aasesx comple. Sfor 28 wax a An - additi a x vard iine and cover tne inte a2? bo he ‘ ave ’ ’ all ance > VY ( ity itiiet eseen tnuter- ate ’ Yards and then, on a | cient emy ° ' In addition to the 14 players i oe ae dl ecielek ben lele: tieiiieel | Braznell. L. H.. Bohringer | Mishel ran back with the ball an '| when the home team gained a com-| Session of the lead will have to ated © PiaCe-kick formation. the ball | By the Associated Press named in Group 1 the committee '' "8 8Y yaTeG: in a . ia cage || SE@@Reny.... a Midd ona Kaiser threw. Randall. was in the proper | manding lead over the Grinnell show at their best throughout. ee ‘er fae ee c* sf ? . +9 p tea ¥¢ ; he ave tal . , . M wry. Boot Oj Joe ALOWTY, i re e | aCe f ot ; , . an et Preside rs Clayton VYard« ganined by passes 123 aha for a Michigan touch- * CHI] rans yf). Nov. 13..—A eocky | selected ba U tne - “ond group ned = ni r ‘ i ™ V ar gg el i aeiamene tT | place and another Brown touch gridsters. It was announced by 3 nt Punting. average yards g .. edman’s 15-yard heave eo ty oe in oo 10 ar! 7 roup 2 oo the men’s | “ G iad ri lie ng * Pictiiaibe . ' . a ~ - down was chalked Up as Mishel} Pass Brings Touchdown. Barker yesterday that tickets to a. ae : , Penalties moserhaan i the stern Conference S Sea- i singles. Only seven teams were OWrTy 38 ciCKOr : patents Cae gang ards lost on penalties. - Oosterh; = at : ‘Yan e in the men's d bles ] iQ¥-yard iilne was return tO . / ithe score via the dre kic} te — ; fosed its foot! Siete gained renning bene ‘arbaan to Friedman |Share championship honors with |,,, th — ae (es ened mmark| Centtel was held ©Oterm +2220 0 0 OO | ne " 7” tick route |ter by Strack, and a touchdown in probably would be distributed dur- r ¢ ton. 12 back punts 3 . r the end of the half for | Michigan, trampled Chicago in the ae Pe za ‘or Se Cee ee ana Lag ‘iia Tonchdown—Mowry. Point aft- | n the closing minutes of the las'/ the fourth period, on a pass from|'!D8 the week. B \tayton, 26 ae Tar : vs ag rant , imitte tei and Schumacher punte isse ' . | quarte ishe ) oe op “os neste ea . ete the ball past mid- | ™mud today before 47,000 spectators, The Ranking Committee will make : ae os um te oe : a ; ak mail er touchdown — Mowry. Field _qGuarter Mishe: broke loose on his Peery to McLean, followed by Dan- - _ “ pil ,is€ . Siilise o DB 1 . i ¢ . - mondaati 7 “no regurTnead tne pail 0 ‘nitrai : cyt —— ‘ 2 m > , us ‘ > od a ’ ea 7 ,r {tong — ss W s mace ricxK. : : py Tita : 4 . " ‘ Sm ge ' R nd, was r Centinued frem Precedin “ lo ward line. The half | ceived from Northwestern in 30 fei : oe —— pssst et Benga {) ¢} firs? . the last a — ——w manera He oe: seg eae si SS ol ee Se ae ae eee — Langues ‘will : .f a’ sp nsi- re his . n th Ne * i ¢ tae a ee li i sier. Jne new ian Calls fc j nN Re iiTfs Piav 1 Th Li8kX ié - j ; - *rims¢ nD forward Ine for ZU ard . — ire “ ‘ ; to Detrich added the extra BF € next play. years ea P s or } Schmidt for Plaisted, Manes for | , yarGcs' strong wind. It sailed exactly 35|meet Ott he toucl whe. sie See SD aigelgs 2 pte gel’ third quare “ eg + | players participatin in singles! Quarter Mowry place-kicked from] wreigte, Kline for Heinrichs. K }and a first down on Harvard a? ae . : ; j 0 Stein's Washington Al- | Stah! sent in his 8 hot . uatter went scoreless| Northwestern, piling up a 24 to 0 MLR gE asa gi i ee: , 7 oT | sie. ee ee vues afloat: 28 sev-| yards and over the bar. ley Five Team, leading Schaefers ~ , > . F i ,i Vere ' Pp . ; , - ‘ ‘ v P ; r a , v { a mk what the second Mn = pen Placing reliance a if it would set a new “Big Ten’ | by the Ranking Committee, while |? = ie id cb bn ieee pip € of | cecncuee ee eee ar | up attempted line bucks. #0 a triple|}er Hendrickson, Aggie tackle,| game total pin match, today at ae bo one of -¢! : aback tele “ i Nese the end ogee for oe ghiee but the Maroons|another plan suggested calls for4 oatmaggies toe of sh elt mg tne pigs- | moe teat — urrus. Bead delayed pass behind the line, with! blocked Meeter’s attempt to punt.;1 p. m, at the Washington Al knocked hall i ; S pe iA in e ‘Kecon eriod, not roa t ' _ . i skin over Central's goz ine on the! ‘ "de ' | oon , ¢ “3 ” ked balliea wy Greene carrying the oad, however, Marek| ine Seittanee osichtghg ents sos li eo the formation of two leagues of “oreo rh a = ha deg r 4 saree Hack ae a | Bes finally carrying the bali; Shelby falling en the ball on the|leys on alleys 6 and 6, fourth floor. of th Ging | sane, Semple drop-kicking | “ie Way , ; . esteatty t}teams to play doubles sed betty pradoed a head om Seen. OF around the Harva e G ll 13-y . » Raz Ameling 0 alae te ails Ce ‘ ple drop-kicking @ When }, wid “4 Michigan outplayed them at times. So des- vo we: o_o punts followed and a few plays Jat-| ond quarter when Carroll blocked @/ quceg the fina! vate hee oa pagers oe The Razz will have. e . Bip- kipped across gytra | — ie fumbled Gilbert’s| perate was Chicago's rally that it | °%°25°™ cong ~hoaiay Ghia nw ape alg Oy a get ba ] | ed th nai touchdown Eisen | McLean, Aggie half, gained two|pen, Martin, Jim Wilson and Ben ) yards for t} Se final counter came He “a Uhio's six-yard fine,| netted Staege’s warriors = touch- The rankings follow: cage eveland center, inter! jeaumont punt and recovered.be-/ berg, a substitute for Lawrence,! yards on a line smash, then Peery | Cohen, while the Washington five 4 “el ee oes i ; 2 a - ; : 4 - cente G ntr: a Pha i ov- | . ’ . , ‘+ ' ; i ‘ , 2 ’ ; Cette z : - when -Colemal am sc tiean guard, recovering |down, their first in five games. Men’s Sineles es . a -— bas oem ‘ thy s # | hind the goal. Roosevelt had ad-| Bruin right halfback, drop-kicked} failed to gain but got the ball ini will Mne up with M. Roth, Olile r the ex! — ae be Sone he gal ’ gan 3 | Score by quarters: 1 2 3 oes. pzare Mae entral threw Cieveiand) ais ee: ithe final point. front of the ' ; ’ ; x ; t Evans wen ck to «6th é aa oe Lead. Pipa » €0al line snugiv ints | downs-—-Gustafsonr 2 , +) 3. Theodore Drewes i f ed to add the point after the’ r : on the end and darting over the/threat ¢ aecor la ; ieee , ‘ Man's waitir omeNy os weewon (5), Baker’ (1), 4. Joseph Smith | place-kicked. The ball struck the} Se ee ee Ls G Simonds } a.) 1 rg: nen ore came. inte See n ’ ba} 3, ee _ for 8 goa! aating arms. Fried- | Lewis (1). Points after touchdown 2. mr r ee Cross har hist went over emelli Po 4 ? The half ended immediate- i Consodine. Fs C tet} gval ine. last quarter, after the Aggies had ‘7 « °*s : ; ? rj 4 7." or 7 as ub ‘ ry 7 ateeel 5 pe { f TE , ?. er ort ‘Pir astocez. . 3 ra onic Hat bia x Bweiiil S i t i a i big Parade t ) a were ag Farlham: umpire, Knight, Dart- Not ranked on no of ‘ineufficient formed ve sterday in much better | Beaumont’s 35-yard line early in Mishel] Sa. hile Se ray i. HH. ee French on , oie as ing. Stannard tried gie 13-yard line, when the Mau!l- ; all the la Relea eae © another touch. ‘mouth; fleld judge, Morton, Michi- fate. WwW. H._ Finger, Arthur Reppert. Karl ute then eas a tinvihee Bob Gre |the second half. The final twol Lewrence R #H Miller a placement for the Aggies in thelbetsch defense stiffened and ) ell wu : Do ; ta ron: ‘ fammann, Charlies Barnes. M. Groerich, | 5* ile aSt pat say. she aaa | sali _ - ; AE = 2, Oe c : ~ a eS . ee ‘7 Daas, Bel! to K 3 ey acon linesman, Huston, Michi- Murray Cantwell, Gilbert Florida, Edgar! ;}am played well until an injury | points were added after a Beau-/Cornsweet......F. B. ....... Sayles second round, but his boot went /forced the invaders to give up the line for a safety ' R. 7 o HKarow, gained | hdowns ; Y » Hheede AY By - — dh haries McMillan. ' eine ae eres , . - | _* for Smith, Miller for Kervok El. | eucneyee ‘ iyne 1 Webstet Missed being good semis tening ceremonies today in the Me- 10. Clark Smith. and Black eleven's showing in hold-| bles to be held at the Washington senberg for Mishe! H ‘ebattiees ¥ . | d the try for the an a seee touelll RD ang —— itieeiatinn Gtibe morial Stadium, the Minnesota GROTP 3. ing Cleveland to four first downs) Alleys tonight. There will be three;, — ic: tei ae poi: eta h D + e N + : mh: F 7 i “ se mes i i « Fete . 2 a cia 4 ; . 9 Pass-—C ois mn to Cig all the kick! rt, | squad proved {ts right to the name, _ Alphabetical ee see Pet, Earl came in the nature of a surprise. isquads to rol] in the event, the) Stewart for Towle, Provonshee for | rec rom a | 1 summary +" » Sampie. ‘eld Play ‘ ng in scrim-| swamping Butler University, 81 to 0. riscoe. T. M. Coryin r. M. Levite. . first squad to go on the. alleys! 4, | Harvard: Meadow for | Cae * ele gOS, ——P 8 for Michi Fr G wrence Miller. cien E. More. Leo Roosevelt had no difficulty in '**’™ — - 7° Hodge. arvar . ws rj , : f " CITY ' vy Samfile . >. Se J VJ aia. J +iie ist pm t Fi bs ’ rere ia , s> 4 « bs . > | ‘ia :) the = epatc 4 & rom aes the F " & Viis for Hut n ¥ coger second period. 2. Josties and Egeman c s last week nt The regular play of the Greater! gtall for Robinson, F. Clark for} | college songs, the . ‘=man { Notified After G me Score by periods: 1 2 3 4 3° Smith and Sigoloff. — & a | rn Popeye Pn werges Saas iit a the gridirons. Future contests cheert and | aa Potion E | | T's Seriou + ' Minnesota 33 34 7 T—81 4. Rosebrough aM! Wright failed to score one first down yes-/|St. Louis Two-Man League. will be |Coady. Zarakov for Sayles, Shapiro i: ¢, n. peosdcast are: , o o> ; : : \ ~ » ty Fa . P Mis - Ps _— »2«6¢8 ©88 © @ « * * ‘ 5 ome . ‘ . Nyse a * o : ; . ut Pas . : M es ‘ asi nes ated Press oe Butler .6 060 6 O— 6 4 —— — a. ;terday while Roosevelt made the/held on the Washington Alleys to- ~ neagagrssig Tha tar | Harvard vs. Yale, Nov. 20 will come i ‘ a iy ‘ua? 7 ~ hl we ss : —— —cl ( tlm Oe oe Se ee Se Oe 4 . sy 43 | 3 ww . ae 4.4 Luke ier { Mare BUS, O.. Nov. 13.—Ben-- Minnesota scoring: Touchdowns 7. Dalrymple and Finger. required distance eight times. Reau- night at.7 p. m. The bowlers tin Pt y Daath Referee—W. G bod i, a eee | Pile dim wail (2), Pep- ) bh : a ee . ; 6 0.12]Shantz for Rensce We} eter ara Michigan captain, | ° soy Jot Pgemsaag a br Not rank owing eee Ante mont had also been unable to make this league have been going in| Crowell, Swarthmore. mpire—A. y Oty Gowg! Kenauer for Perkins, 4 ’ ‘@r football in the Ohio! ~~ Sag Pad a inte ¢ ee aft- r. Browo and Brown. Stuckman and|*# first down against Cleveland. in is | Noble, Amherst. Head lineaman 7 | —_—_ s . = and tern *#UueTIDann and - that his fat Eg aoa — . ivelt’s first score came in the sec-| very close, = Ne —Capt. E. 5. Land, Annapoiis. her was seri- quist (3), Hovdde (2), Geer. gd.

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ww 5 - A ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCK THISTLE GOLD, OUTSIDER, BEATS CRACK 2-YEAR-OLDS AT LEXIN an renner = nee en oe : am - — ; ; os * _ — 2 Pi Pra atl al alla neteoanaggn an ——— a eer penne ees A ———— a eS — uepesaennteee , - ~ a eeenn = ee sme i ee i i ie i i i i i i ee ie i i i —— ~ COLLINS COLT, The Year’s Best Tvo-Year-Old? ScapaFlowand =———-Yesterday’s Lexington and Pimlico Charts ~ « ~~ ~ IN THE FIELD, "| Osmand Best of ~ AT LEXINGTON. : naAT PIMLICO | Year's Juventies!....... BS ER A INS BY NECK Sap pase a \wine > the + : Oca: PIMLICO RACE TRACK, Md., Nov. 13.— Following arg die. ree i. * -_ : . i - - tnx’ Fy Ces al S ; races | i ts Sunuume : , pe 5 IRST R ai F—Tru — SRA. claiming. -year-ee a and a = ¥ . FIRST Lan 4 * > . = © ~~ * -. Ps pease gee ob aed eve sien 3 Bisse ost emer As ; a4 — - > Two-Year-Olds, However, Will Mate name Went tw post L3t st 7@ yards Start Not Meet This Fall to oe -ug aae Time—:23 45. 1-01 1-5, 1:103-5.' Value te winner er. 8 orga SE ed eee ei oa me ae os ape ae > ECENTLE 208+ 9 SMO ETE Keecta!t te the Foe’ I¥«patch il tie . .. "* LEXINGTON SECOND RACE—Purse $1500, 2- i -tauming, Be , Sies Start g0cc. won arriving. 5 © e Went & | “ ; clad FF AV ie ; ee >y HorronCarreno. | : : * it ag Fi - Rundark. piace $4.70. snow $2.8 3 1:14 3-5. 1:41 2-5. 1: ~~ ai ) coments (ae SECOND BRACE—Purse $800_ °-rear-cld maidens, allowances. , | — $e a | at others a@ ~ Sagoo eatin . P tis | = a .? 7 aA £ «whom they | = 4 — : juentiy in ipon the The offict awn Tennis r on, and closing cha ranking. iisc uUSssiO Rn, tennis is are tae Fe 7 Te ~ a * eaied ae eh. ee _~ : if eg i ae sie Rasl x gual ak . : ipo” ze - we Rees oe x, 4 >, rds ee Se ry he, Do ee. ne ae ae * aptamer fine 2 PATIL, Bqhaycer by & ¢ we Sus ’ there ts yet © — THIRD KACE—Pu A Season cne-sixtcenth miles: | Start good: wor criving. SMS. ciwarks to be spectacular. |» HAVE fi wm } ; ahowT . % armas , en }e THIRD. RACE—Purse $800. 3-rear-cld« « upward claiming. ene gier ‘Taine : piers. — -43 3 _ ¥- “— . Well Earnei. making & eran’ . i a : ~ : 7 a me S200 i 7 ory fo ranking & yuarter mile im Pad ib Kane es) Pages - ——— ue utceme will The French ae ren’? » east Gh th ? ’ Z _ . ; 3 : ~. 4 ae . in ae a ay ~ 72 ® i , : ; - : .¥ te ywever, - PMETH RACE—Puree $10¢.000 Pimiire Cup . ah as : : . oe Fo, ? wre ; — _— » ; 4 + be “ae a a Ne ob al rs, ‘he z% z hin i“ a a eh, Be ,e.. pward a pStart_sood and fast. | ; aie - was -ecently seem TT . . - _ ee alte - ener ~~ NL: “ARC Reet, ops “4 hc P+, A IE le SCAPA FLO' Man O'War. winner $14.20 FIFTH RACE—Purse $2008, ne as , > " Pleb Puncture. a Co nee , : . = . : ) ) : 7 gear : ' , ‘ at a cripple ; . : Wi wy 4 ; . ° ‘ ~ " » “. 4 Ul — > | | | | | ; 7 | neaithy bird fwluntr come : 4 | : 3 6 OS ao | — | — shooting f | : | , sis duty te take a chase Motor Boat — ) , ile maa as ire - $ w, 9 ~ 5.90. & aw did @ “EVES TH RFR iCE—Puree S15090. ‘-reor-obis end upward rom re “ moter boat three . a ’ ' — g s? r ‘4 “*. . 4 : s : : : n , spo “ , Sut eis ~ . — ‘ 4 - A 7 *% . . 7 % Ftp Ameen rss ae Pa ye t ’ a han —~T°ar-entis and opward og antag gaa ay - = : ee Sei 2 oS = PIMLICO SCRATCHES AA Wee the th ies a coiere oa fer *% ner te —e rie and Gta met xo into the lead apaaaeaaanaaaasaaeeamen tg ther ' a ye ae a ee FROM ITALY TOS o~ ’ a BS Deeg Pe gery gh) " after the fimo . . : j . : ' . — : 3 | - , 7 , . ‘ ~ , tbat: an ie ) SSANE * 3 Har’? ; mah to End. a mor ye a oe acing Results | poet. oF ian, geet ‘Soe FS Tipe ame ae Ty | TORIC USSR eres ocre Dame round ben! , ome raenyse ~ 7 | : a ze : ~ ) . | a : Dick Davriseourt « -™ | ' —— ; ne ; | hi : ‘ ih , 4 r4. Neh. ore _ At Juarez. ) — — | . ne—-Eio neet Wednesdav night ae + i oo . -_ Badger Harriers Win. "he Jere te? ™ens , MADISON, Wa. x 2 : : pemade «ix , | . . com . 2: theugh Hunrn and Ca: ee into | — 4 at . BCOND RACE— ? a | Cut RACK lowe, took firet and sec | Miniare ; von 3 vol | a — ee ide “and up. . beating Vic Chann J | : . , oe _ we, or , 2 8 e NS — an nite te i ; : a ; 3 : wonads Stants'aue Ww 4% +> — ene PIE 8 et 22a CE ee - ~ ¥ . ’ , " rs . nt ; - , erose-conntre and on f | + a . | ’ yh eee - ne : ofl = “ :yipelidtn ? " — oer 4Aateagted Jim a sz Jens aller iia , ‘ a would ~* cs @— Mise erty JERSEYVILLE, 44-0 ° > ae ka : goings Giney” wid ; RMAN Pax. maportation tom Saunas: 7 Jitter (oun a sirTroTirg 8 Sacet ae a : ot ae RTE 9... , Rent =" heh ee - ‘ . » — 7 1 , . . ‘ n , ° re . ~ — ~- - ‘ > ¢ . wilt ~ . on F . ° oo . ey * + . , . " “rs . ‘ . : , . ae _ ; : Pie. . is the <a ae af Three-ctehihs mis ' “a , og ' se 11s Mee p's TH! wy a ~ = ong : ‘ — ~<le — f . , oe ar’ TSs* ee — . - . " ¢ — * — “* @ : ' es y a M od j . a . - ” : ‘ " 7 i oe $i ™ se vy weigdt. _— ee ile. = Pet : : : ot ~ was Gefeated br DEES ” 7. _ sa : , . | ENTH RA‘ ——: igo tie Mile : Th « ey ‘ — gers and — v 4" . tT i . Ls , - : : * = - eaesiililiaesl event af ' fe a Witehers 243. lanct! 1813-45 te agate ) | ) ae :lUC LA © ay North E Katine 1g jus. 3:18 2-1 me IUNIOR ORM ‘se serving aaa me Dame sc . 3.48. FPineia 1.58. Lemnce i -2 . me —— ,' Ponce i rT. it naga? ' = , “~» , _— Forms ” : a. ic * seTving : =—8 scoring:

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ISPATCH . AT LEXINGTO} Pimlico RPP PLP DO et Pt AT PI Weather clear, Post-Dispatch. RACE TRACK, M4., Charts MLICO track fast. Nov. 13.—Following are the SyiCHDOWN ON §2-YARD DASH LANNIGAN | ; ' | ithe ; s: Purse vat =~ S-vear-oldse and upward, claiming, one —— ee M * ~~ ak on mnape. Wen ent to ‘d t tt ee manutes. Winner f._2 y Prince Pa)-Ho) thre Smith. Time, :24 2-5, :48 =. A: 153-5. ol Interference A ) 9o wiuner $900. "neoeeil $250. “third $150. se ' : S 5 ck in Sensa- I ae ee %™ %% Str. Fin. Jockey ys ne § Ba ee b S| 6 4 oe 2e 18 1b ie G. Field . PS 101 as 52 4m OG? 3b «6287 )6=6Cod.s Fisher ‘Hor Run— Victory Is aos 2*:3 +F Je pa | - ed R. Wo i °° be « 104 8 ut 7% 7h . K. Horv oh es Saas ee ee ee ee — j Wel Earned and Decisive reell@ 7 7 t' ae ink 6 65 cM . 4 ee ee ee 7 —V. Stott ,. 108 I 2 a §6§>i 8 bdied J. Chaimers 7‘ iorwardly placed in the ¢ early Stages, shook off Dream Dadér tw Tyxew YORK, N 13.—-Before me. but had to be ridden to the Iimit to outgame Slate, > e's pndefeat- an rapidly the last half- mile. and ciosed with a rush _ rou - i persons, Rockn ore jled. Dreamy Daddy n determinedly tri}. Alletache id: Highway ; Dream had no I ba da ve show. Was rate 4 under mild pressure, when collared. George J. finished with” exrcuses. straight $6.10. place $3.60, show $2.90. Slate, s &O. Romany bied badly ‘and conquered to 0. eleven ; ad | Notre Dame Army here ny’s great run brought vic- today, 7 [ | | Willam iare iwhom they }quently ‘later iclosing chapter ' discussion, q And for this season more than or-'§ E—Purse $1500, 2-year-olds, claiming, ~ and we to the Irish. He found a . won — lace same. ent to post I: ' Biase . Value _ & ' ait p er and galloped 62 wT. pe. sT. %& % & Str. Fin. 4g quart 5 a a ee eee 9 the only touchdown of the i. Bi 4 6 Ss? ck nk a, 102 6 i amx 519 5S 388 Gum gore O’Boyle added the E3909 $ 4 = ga of o? 4ue a dropkick and oe 107 . eg 3*$ 3 4k 43 5% R. Peterneéll point oo" 2 t} it | i 207 - - ° “8 42 oe 6? rR. Workman TT Dame had a margin tnat 1 sa 335 A i 1 t}! 78 7% 7 nk es ite 5 f the Trost a oO" i) 14) 10 li 10 Qs Rig G. yr ry safely in spite rs 7 ) a» #8 ~ pl ve {ah i us G. Taylor te counter charge of the one. O6 10 _ Pe _Gb i addi ree -S See) wie Curran through the latter part of | ckest to eet ‘going. raced into an easy lead. was under % i. bold bid from Medius and heid her safe through the ‘conflict. —_ poo vy handled, x being — up ane to nnagan s sensational run, on made up ground fast. but her early efforts ¢t # > Signola, well up throughout, owed a Kood offers. wntifully executed behind perfect ‘rider could rot do her justice owing to one o his nce, Was the only ‘‘break,’ ler {inished with one foot jioose. Porto Bello Goid ti ee iV “tas 7 ae no excuses, gio. 280, f mete PY Vv du 2 only moment of drama ina : ang Ine, straight piace 7 t os. sis9 coe’ oe as ot i otherwise too peg i yet —Puree $ , Roland Park purse, all ages; anowanem one en a pair of well-ma ed de 3 60Start "goed: won driving; place same. Wen pos iiedee bulwarks to be spec tacular. pute. inner-—Ch f 4 b Sir Martin ieee oni. 1. boo" Spiers. Time—-33 3-5, :48, 1:13 3-5, 1:40, 1:47, Victory Well Earne fi_gesond $500; thing $200. was a brilliant victory for _WT. PP. ST. _% _%» % Str. Fin. Jockey. ; Dame, nevertheless, one that “4 fos i Fy 1 SS, SE * the Hoosiers’ unbeaten record »- 108 or c . : 4 Time. :23 "347 1-5, 1 13 25. I :39 2-5. es 5 ar Plebe Punctures Line. ) = gh 3S Ean gee : r 4 300. On. ck ee . = ry Wilson, “Swede” Murrell ul¥ , 2 ge CRE 0 ORR 2 Fae 4% &% Str. Fin. Jock Cagle, aces of Cadet attack, } Ae) eS SS a ee ee snemselves blanketed by the ps 86¢ ‘- +. > YF “ dO. Bourasts ; ee 103 56 7 Bt gf 5: §¢ Se W. Munden Se - of the Hoosiers. | iecsaoe 2 te oe a ‘ye a‘t G. Fields “Baby” “Dahl, a plebe rushed | ] 21) 7 i} ie Sak 43% 4) > A. Conings "act Print fie] ; am C3 Ul CMCC OW. Rorvath Gee '® =West Point backfield in TOG ye 4° 3 6b 7 7 Tm. Robbins J Closing few moments, Was | PRO OT @ ed ero ind stalled off keen challenges from Wandering M ; - ae he iast furiong under slicht preagure Ww andering Minetre! eel With any consistencyv and his ~ —_ meee 3 far tur rhea acrvera! ef! orts but Was not zood enough. hy gens drive. although the las uncer part of eti {? Sweepster id GS50- ghov straight $3.40 ntering the back etretich. the trip restraint in Rols anding carriers, outrushed and fig ished with a the early Le Rose. show. le Starts 3-rear-olds amd upward. claiming Tras ties——-—Start good won driving. place same. Went ost at ey: : : W De A gi t 6. by White 2. eh rEe woer : own, es to complete eith- an ve me. " 2 f, . }* ite e Y 7 ‘ a 250 Sinn. 4 » 2403 ] 4125. , its defense \gainst the - : a pares game was alert and i Str. Fin__Jockey. Semate, The Cadets completed _ S ". o* ™ 1: 12 1‘? A. Abe! ‘ 4 } tj} ae : ¢ ins 4 10) 41 mOsm Ok SOR Peternell «= te of a aaeed, Cant kee > 3h ° a ae 4mk ) Suk F Catrone 7 werd gain in the final quar- “i ¢ ‘ +t + 4ié s re > : ™ ; vee o 204 & ) 7. se R ae bn -y ont y } Dahi caught a throw from i a a eS Se. G. Taylor mee ihe game ended shortly -* S, . 7*$ 7 ve t. Workman fotre T)- ‘ sante os 10 7 10 40 10 oe gs Muir ee motre Dame had intercepted 33 . FS 84 96) «6 P. Fisher wae’ 2€Tial on West Point’s 41- 1? ;. 2 ee ny 22 3 F. Thorndike i line. “to the nace from ‘he etart. moved i nto the lead with a rush Macan’ ove oe oe nning lead at the fu: jong pole and held Het peafans dazzling run was ae mee Tounrine mi turn out of the back stretch and finish the culmination of a 90- oa wae steadily thelast part of the trip. Green Riazes cu advance in the third _ under pun shment. Federalist quit. Grass Tree had no speci ae the third quarter, miG: = Asonex, Srairnt, $15.90 place. $7.30. show. $4.30: © shifty half hack took Mur-| eno $3: Ry Coah. ne for! 145° Gerbare | TURK HUSSANE ON Big, "ii Soucht to End. 45 Lone Bok 1:45 1-5 | eS 'wWise Notre Dame’s attack, evan. 1:43 1-6: Mi ~ Dick Daviscourt and Joe 21 Superior in three of the four! > : ” te a t\* i . * ; * | . i tm bao of Brainerd, Neb. are schedulee 8, Was never able to ret in- bri > miles—Elioe C Po 6 - rs—Eliog O-| meet Wednesday night in 8 Se Army's 20-yard line. In the OT OH ; is : good enend tussle billed as the headline 4 - — Hoosiers plunged eget nice : ay : 14 fat 99. ne i Be oe three heavyweight wrestling ol yards to the Cadet 22 ' . : a Both ark. Only to lose the ball on: aa iat the New Coliseum. o naa ‘ = a ever mile. 4 : thei » Wolle in the last quarter ery ea@i.y ‘hm exceuen lers Vv v eir +o i‘ , |? aave shown B0t as far as the 30-yard line. mee unmet tendtec. Games Today | es lO Mag RGROUND 2 udcd rs. Morgan, = Trumbul!]. 3:30 VAN PARE arreyr me af 7% ~ ttl Mucer ve. Gid ?crman Sport St John K arity OC: Uncle's Place vs. v8. PNOORDIA . PARK imulih. 2.00. Ben va. was rated in front rush on the i Stages but weskened. Waa: $4.60; place. $3.40: show, $3; W $5.90. to puncture the itional jeg the 2 ‘ard «~ Came too late to turn i previous local engagements. Soccer 4 | Daviscourt appeared a6 (title holder; John Pesek, ™ ag took ‘Londos and Stanislaus Zbyss@A °° ‘heir opponents’ 32-yard ee : mee "ere they lost the ball on jhas also participated in - . . : | tien ca! mat | * | | Prelim events on lo art the fing} quarter the charge | |erams of the past three ye Me 2h) reached Notre Dame's ‘mund, a former atablemate Mark, but again the importation from Italy. ‘semiwindup of the New liner in boute with Joe Stece™ “Tiger training partner of ; ,Pesek, defeated Jim Brows’ aa | Nick Valeoff in prelim ever ‘in this city during the | months. ; Promoter Packs wl | Giovanni Raceivich, a re ' Army was eB us 3 thoroy tr) hly Notre checked even and failed 30-yard advance Tien ‘s Period 3 forwards were Book bail on mE two passes nape and summary: ry . : int®s bola = om rR BE DAME (;). unvielding downs after the A ae . ay Sa ne . ; 4 "*@@ea a “as Sa a a Mi! i i | , Smith . * « *-* tiie ee oe - * . e+e ; erin eT | card. Nacetvich weight ee id - “teed 1 PO unds He will OPPO ¥ MoManmon | Hussan er. i Turk ieh hea oS) & Maxwel! tn a one-fall trial bout The curt: sin-ratser will lgether , lock artist, and John Greek heavyweight. was defeated by Dick in a prelim event of the | card, is serving as ® for Maxos. Rol ack Roller. a ‘ ~hicage bing x es kbasenc co ee eee re oe: ag Pahman eee Se . ea Neimic O'Bovle ] 4 n 6... © 0 O—— 7 ouchdown YB by Periods: Dame Dame scoring: westerners’ | mre Dame tried only two passes | to/ knocks down a line. | the | ller | i :* h e their | least ‘until late in December | rapidly | posed 'come into their own, [at a , or | nan ‘ning to call ' shooting range, i as adjustment, ‘outcome will be is not yet known. and Mississippi deputy shooting from a take Motor Boat Law Wise. the and no sportsman should object i+ Alig tac he kill and bring to foe about his wonderful shooting ity. as was young to are some (MY SURRENDERS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1998 TO UNDEFEATED arn eeeneneeeNIEtESceeeieeeneiemens Helen Wills And Tilden No. 1 in Cochet, Borotra and Sie | E ston AN Appear on List| Rich- | Ahead of Vincent ards. By Helen Wills. (Copyright, 146.) rankings have appeared, ECENTLY, a number of tennis | and | it has been interesting to note | order in which the names of the tennis players have been writ- ten down. The ranking lists made out Tilden and Mlle. by the these two players to fhe others in the the tennis upon the court. The official li Lawn Tennis Association comes out on, and it is regarded as the to ranking. After this grand list, the unofficially, of ranking in tennis is taboo. my trv with a ranking list while there is yet time. A Season of Upsets. HAVE absolutely no hope for ranking list. It is impossible. dinarily impossible. For, this year, tennis has seen a change. Things and players are turvy. There has been a re- for sure, but what its Topsy French threat in. tennis parently has become a reality, gm the books However, in my changes, the victories ap- at mind, the Sa AR a ET — oes ee ee ie E CALL A party D UCK shooting is getting a little better as the high water is re- ceding sport last week-end, bagging the limit for each gun. clubs will soon be in shape to afford the members good shooting. The cold weather north of us has. started the and unless we have a heavy early big flight on its way, freeze duck shooting will be good Owing to both the Missourf Rivers shootng sandbars has not been good, rivers are going bars will soon the river shooters will put if y this style of shooting fire a gun from a warden cannot tell at a distance whether you are cripple or a real live and bird and should he see you motor boat it is you. So don't high water in from but as the the and be + X- in a on't e dulge ducks, healthy duty to arrest a chance. his game The makers of our present when law did a very wise thing motor boat shooting was prohibited is no real sport of the “hog,” Sr ©’ms to be to for here gq Qo W hose One this desire home a friends game f Aaucks Oi Qucars an d ? + AO to his brag sh & Oe Siio required to ducks sitting > il and in no. skil. flock of on the water, There is shoot into a swimming there 1s no ee bag t , fé ed the amily, when this country this day nake a cv was i case ae presumed that It is shooter of and gets o' goes out purely for today enort hh > b , ‘ at sports- the no real assure gets any pi | water or quail on ing ducks on the the ground. It requires some a bunch of ducks into ducks show to wait till the then one must skill before he bag and judgment in rane more the duck to complete. Poor Sportsmanship. | but there | who 4 ine Pinte *h j iS consid Tre 3 man who, enthusiasm, +h e forgive a by his few more than legal bag limit when he is picking a fast-flving mailard out of the air, is no excuse for the man ’ them on the water. men sehoot into a Oe tanewine go off jeaving One carried can away “pots I have seen bunch of coots and the dead and wounded birds lay where the€ were shot, and when remonstrated with for this ruthless act would say “What good are they anyway?” A coot when properly prepared by some, and ifs pose right, but any one stroying a harmiess bird just for the sake of killing is not a sports- bird, all table ———EaE inate SS - — . ss - =e . -Flanagan b for Netmic). Potnt touchdown — O’Boyle Ed Thorpe, Walter FEF: Jay Wyatt, isu after kick). Salle; De La ‘kereall, Mie- Referee, umpire, Chicawo: linesman., sourl; field judée, Princeton. Lenglen | ‘are doubly interesting because they | results of the reactions of | play of) world | have either seen fre- | in action or else have met st of the American. the subject of. Since this is' ithe case, J, too, am going to have'|! making @ correct and accurate | not deciding factors. | against part, meeting. meet tennis, as players and close follow- | ers of the game know, | of very ‘best players indicates little. It shows, certainly, that on that par- | ticular day a certain one was able | ‘to come across, but it does not fol- low player will be consistent in the fu- ture. remarkable | and defeats | rece ntly seen at Forest Hills were! EHUNTING yam at the Busch preserve had sume excellent he a mal is more should down | ‘ iby a | wounds, longer a predatory or } misery at you in- | ° | shooting | ‘et |harmful to good day shooting were | this port “7 ., some Good Dogs. | at- | ' dogs owned by St ‘Graham Wilson good ones. »i'or two that know it Tilton. one of our ‘has three y abil- | beat. “Big Boy,” | best | seen, setter and = pr friendly fied way, .,. | master. tne i. y to! with gun}, i hetter than The Spaniel. rom shoot- | ing tions, it skill and cun-/ the Spain, and one must exer- | ‘cise quite a bit of patience as weil) other sporting ‘rosSssings brings | breeds of his thrill is| ial OVS water ‘classed as a spaniel). T! spa | from ilar water originated ibly a and been in sportsn paid much ~— S| @YTai being breeders a very good | hot for this pur- | de- | gi ve a shart desc (ous types of the (drop- ' Ky the Associated Prese. land defeated rugby football by a score of 21 pointe to 13. ' ie + Tyler, | ——— anks Both La HELEN WILLS SA a ae a fa eae a's SUR . ses . e . “ey ’ » SAN OND RN DIM ION SRD LEO AO PN, . ‘ . 4.4 = For the most each other in only one the players were pitted twice, they broke even. the outcome a single match between the that his wins over the other : | Special ‘The players who occupied ‘place together were Borotra and | When some of them did) In | | éé . +3 Compromise 1926 Season in Placing Players Because of Many Upsets. HERE 1s another thing, too, T wie adds to the difficulties of making a ranking list, it is this—-some players are able to cope more easily with certain types of games than others. This ac- counts for much of the contradic- tory evidence which this season has brought forth. We find that Johnston defeated La Coste in the Davis cup matches, and that La Coste beat Tilden. Yet Tilden has been winning consistently in re- cent seasons from Johnston. It is dangerous to try to make a com- parative analysis of players’ stand- ings because of the fact that cer- tain games go better against some games than others. In France, I watched a tournament match in which La Coste defeated Borotra 6-0, 6-0. Then, in America, a short time later, as if to disprove this score, Borotra defeated Johnston immediately after the Californian had beaten La Coste. One season, I believe it was the year before last, the French Ten- nis Association did an unusual thing. It ranked two players first because it couldn’t honestly which of the two was the better. La Coste. A compromise ranking. A “compromise” ranking of In- ternationally known “ranking.” 1. La Coste and Tilden. ®. Henry Cochet. 8. Jean Borotra and William Johnston. 4. Vincent Richards. 5. Edward Chandler. a _ _ MERMOD a The other man and should be heavily fined, 4 fe ilk iat t-men who do this should not | llowed to own a gun. Don’t Leave Bird Wounded. At best shooting any bird or an}- or less cruel and one put a wounded bird out ff the m and suffering caused broken wing or bad body don’t let anything suffer than can be helped, even bird such as a hawk should be put out of its don't go away and just because he is birds YOU want | jegr isery crow once; him suffer to the kill. If you own a gun aim to be a sportsman. Quail season opened last Wednes- | and lovers of this out in force, but at | have had no re- ons writing we F oe ¢ + from any There are some splendid shooting | . Louis sportsmen. always owns some 2Zausch has one. all. Webster younger shooters, are hard to’! top of the bunch is| an Irish setter, and the of this breed I h ever the average Irish | trained, is with every one in a digni-} but will only hunt for his | Louis dogs that The dog ave faster than rfectly ‘ Llewellin, is also a dog’ the average. “Ben,” a , ? any breeds of shoot- |} and with two excep- is generally conceded entire family had its origin hence the name. seems to have led all in developing |: and by various | produced several spaniel family. exceptions mentioned | the Clumber and Irish spaniel (the latter 1s really retriever and should _ not be ‘lumber have sprung the Alpine spaniel, a dog sim- to the St. Bernard. The Irish spaniel is thought to have in Ireland and is prob- cross between the paodle Irish setter. With the exception of the 1 Irish water spaniel, it has only the last few years that en in the Middle West have attention to the spaniel at the present time sev- types of thise dog are up by dog lovers and The spaniels are ™@™ that in| England countries dogs, has the The two are ie { nial appears to (“ocker amily, but other taken future columns we wil ription of the vart. pris spaniel. In our — oe ie ‘on Wins at Rugby. Englan4, Nov. 13.—Eng- New Zealand in a match here today HULL, | urday ‘will pair with Paul Feret, kind of } i | Pyle’s trail-blazer. |players will their ; practi + vf has * i ~forn | loca l sporting gor j ic | iis Suzanne to Appear In Both Singles And Doubles Play ‘Other Pro Tennis Stars on Pro- gram for Saturday Night at Coliseum. The program for the Suzanne Lenglen professional tennis exhi- $bition at the Coliseum next Sat- night has been announced and shows that the French world ap- in champion woman player will pear in a singles match and mixed doubles play. As in other exhibitions in Pyle, Mile. Lenglen will oppose Miss Mary K. Browne in the fea- ture match of the card and also likewise from France, against Miss Browne and Vincent Richards in doubles. Other events will see. Harvey 'Snodgrass and Howard Kinsey in action Det the arrangements here Pickens, He states the arrive a day before apprenance that the court which the troupe carries will be istatled the won ~ in time for them to He fore the night show. sponser of Mile. Lenglen, his wing ‘‘also oo of hands of Champ uled special aeched »uUrN Baa Pyle, under (;,range, professional football world. LOU HAMEL, ORGANIZER OF STATE PRO GOLFERS, TO TAKE OUTDOOR JOB Mise | off. || PREP LEAGUE: BASKET yh he | ided to for- | ary of the Association, and in L. J. Hamel, secret eourl! Professional Golf ier Municipal champion the wolf department store for charge of ds last five sake. the is considering become an Hamel has golf in St. Louis is one of the game. He orgar fessionals and , (ers amients When 1e the time to the years, has dec inside phases of gol several propos instructor, nnected years and itions to with and ‘ires in the “tate proe ted scoree was able to devote plavy- ing of the game he shot consist- ently around 70 and he is quitting indoor position largely becauSe wants to rebuild his own game 1. 1915 Lou won the Munici *h ampionship He started eclf in 1901, Echo When that ized lie knows the district and liked pros in St. % Wee gy) real ized the as promo ' he playi was golfers the best MAJOR LEAGUERS TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING IN CHICAGO, DEC. 13- 16 riagkere, ivory hur in base bal ] Dec, 1 league Ban Johnson, American League, that the hold its Dec. Magnates, mm and job assemble at (Chi: and 16, for the Joint meetings president of the announced vesterday junior organization would annual meeting in Chicago and 14. The National League gath- ering has been set for 14 and 15, and Commissioner Landis designated Dec. 16 as the date for the jfioint meetings. With so many new the major leagues, numerous are expected to be made this ter. and usually these trades closed and announced at the league meetings, when all interested meet. K€ . K ¢ rs ARO major ers ‘ rec managers are big- parties Difficulty After (in a floral Wasteful Girl Wins the Derby At Kennel Club Mooney Hare Gets interested | in Biting Rival’s Neck and Loses Race. In a drizzling rain before 6,000 persons, Wasteful Girl, an outsider lin the betting, won the Fall Derby and | last of Kennel club daughter at the Madison night. The faun Honeymoon and _ £ ~Viperous ynee by Cc. R. Sterling of Cénter, Kan., was off in the and stayed there. Im the stretch turn on the second round, Mooney Hare moved up till the two dogs were almost neck and neck, Then, however, Mooney Hare be- came interested in bitting at Waste- ful Girl’s neck and thereby lost the race. Wasteful Girl’s green No. 4 was removed and she was adorned blanket. i her owner was presented with a loving cup. A purse was divided as fol- lows: Wasteful Girl $1249; Mooney Hare $720; Maid of Honor $240 and Motor Speed $100 Maid of Honor, the favorite, although fin- ishing third was never a serious contender. The winner paid $10.40 on a $2 straight ticket. Acting Buddy who annexed the third event rewarded those who had faith in his performance by see | | Ket. first | | Lord Nedeen + Py stars might ' answer the question here, and this |, ‘is my | Wildes: the | tour under the direction of C. C.| a py and | in | Red | P money-making star of the | Ti Jia y ma £1. . i ‘ | Silver Keon |} roughs | league pal | ing | being a caddie at Glen | organ- | in | Mc Prt I 13 j/ in | trades | win- | paying $45.20 on a $2 straight tic- The results: Dog Race Results. FIRST RACE— 2.30 3.60 . €.00 “M ilford Town Ricket Peéksniff ‘Tir Te . ZU). ramp, Jesse's Hope, Gossit ® al c OND RACE— Robbie Nugget Also ran— Pres: Iiailr iders ludidy, Pans y Ri by, . ¢ 64 ¢ 0 8:8 9 ‘Also | ran—Patsy, Gay Pace, aoe ae a 13.80 469 | Gol ie on | " Ge y] 1. THIRD RACE— Acti ric” B ua lv : “ee 45.20 28.40 13. gq | Desperate { ‘hance iatieid 5.40 4. On How iS ee a oe & a me lso. ‘ran —Jack a“. Gay City “FOURTH RACE— White Whiff Shenandoah II Char-a-Bane .... Time—:26 3-5. Also ticleer, Proud Mike, Dodge. FIFTH RACE—Derby. SS Oo ee 8. se 4 90 200 tia ae cio ee: aa “ 3.2 ran—Bureo. Chan- Helen Louise, Dee 3.60 5.80 2.80 White Blues and wan Weblesiey. Wang Wang 3.89 3.40 3.20 3.00 are ae are : 6.00 Also ran— ‘Royal ‘Ham p- Visiting pes Sandstorm II, Paris flight and Kid Flirt. EVENTH RACE— Glenhappie Steenle View Silver renben one eS oe ye a 8.00 600 340 —- ee ee e ran- Right Ro Ciever Damzsel, aga 2 oe oS rasfoot. FIGHTH RACE— Reigning Regent Regular Beauty Lit le John . Time—:16 2-5. nigan, Caldron., 8.900 4.20 3.00 wae cece DOO es gen Sige RO Also ran—Buddy i Irish Vic, Gay Hewke. | Scratched—Original. Tomorrow Night’s Dog Race Entries PAPP LLLP OD PLA OA A LO A ALLL ran pp First race—3-16 mile: Velot. Freedom at Last. Foxv Parton. Captain Clair. (;o00d Brigade. Dora Ridge. Mra. Todgers. Goldie Ridge. Second race—% mile Miss Lady Hare. Irish Life. Cimaroon Ruth. Cal Cannon. Red Burton. Belmonti. Dusty Ridge. Fielter Skelter. Third race—Futurity: The Enquirer. Tnike of Cassyville. Sweet Lover. Helen a tise, Marcheta. on ti Turf Aaron Fox. The Cc enol mn. Fourth nmce—% mi Might Buk. Artful Henrv: Jake Recluse. hite Whiff. °T ga Sixth ip sa iad 16 mile: Mexia Gusher. Sammie Cannon. Peter. Honeymoon Hawke. Cannon, The Clown. race—Futurity: ( ‘omt ‘a ie. A. mseh ‘Mac. Happy Seventh . Mike. h oo Glenanapple. SCHEDULE GIVEN OUT; NEW SCHOOL FIGURES Hughes, an official of the Prep Oratory League, last night announced the basketball schedule for the season of 1927. Tt will be seen that John Bur- School appears. on the list. This is the first sport tn which Suroughs team has figured as Robert the Blu | i ; RAY OLUMN Sisler Will Be Back. LTHOUGH the Hot League has Stove placed Rogers Hornsby and George Sisler on and | Clay lead | 2.80 | om | NOH i | i 3.60 |

o—Western at John Burroughs, Saf? BC. at John Burroughs. | Me Bric Ww at Country P 3 ir ionenten le. 3 Chaminade, | (Chaminade Rg. John Burroughs at An a? ira McBride - Bhi de. 8. stern. 3. ohn Burroughs, Feb. 1s pal, at Chaminade, 8; C S? LAU: = é 16-Jetn Burroughs at Western, ‘ountry , at McBride, 8: huPrrou B. f made Louis MORE ROOMS NOW READY hundred rooms in the new Downtown Y. M. Cc. A. went fast. More now ready. Each distinctively fur- nished and decorated. Com- fortable beds. All club, gym., swimming pool facilities when building is completed. Ketter get your room now. Rates rea- sonable. Save time and car- fare. Young men only. Apply at new DOWNTOWN Y. M. C. A. 16th and Locust The first one — -— -— -— - - - Vv _ A Re 4 4 4 4A 4 4 AD DD A ae =-> -—- - - - -—- == = = = - -* -—- - - - = -— = = =— = = = = = = = =. = - - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NOTRE DAME ELEVEN, 7 TO PAGE 59 think that must be which makes one managing ball teams one H of a life. - * + 'Mussolini’s Champion. | } | i i ' | | i | i ; ' | | | regular | 20-yard | T a coming wrestling show fans will. meet Signor Gio- vanni Raticevich, who admits that he is Mussolini's representa- tive in carrying the Italian wres- tling front to America. He Is commissioned to snatch Joe Stecher’s crown, he says. Tom Packs desires to display this imposing edifice of muscle. “OLD TIMER” seems to be in- terested in the match, for he writes on the subject as follows: “Some time prior to the year 1910 it was my privilege to see Frank Gotchk throw Zbyszko and Raicevich; the first one in a few minutes and the latter in, I believe, six seconds—that is, the first fall. A summer or two ago, it took the “world champion,” Stecher, all after- noon to maul poor old Zibby into submission. Zibby was then some 15 years older than when Gotch threw him. Gotch could throw him in a minute or two, when he (Zibby) was in the prime of life: Stecher took all afternoon, when Zibby was a bald-headed grand-dad! AS to this Raicovich—the first fall was over before we were in our seats, after the prelims. The Dago tried to Shake hands—when zip! he went fivinge over the carpet, landing on his head, where he lay, hurt, and simply scared to death. The next fall, Gotch put on and released | believe some 23 holds, for our edifica- tion, before he ended the And now, we've got vich again. Or it looks like the same man. I hope I am wrong. OLD TIMER. od thing. Raice.- /Quatrain a Jumper. of Omar fall back on last resoret for tender. thoroughbreds. timber- . son Khayyam, will that hoofed topping. The announcement recalls that this famous horse, jin his 3-year- old form, was a 4-to-1 winner book favorite for the Kentucky Derby! That was weeks before the running of the race. Qua- train was disgraced in the classic and has done nothing since. Many have asked: “What was the matter?” The ‘‘matter” was that the horse’s feet were wrecked ap- parently by his winter ram paign. Other horses that have broken down under the same conditions are Hedgefence, winner of the Tijuana Derby, and Carlaris, winner of the Tijuana Derby, and Coffroth Handicap. Master Charlie was another good one to go wrong in his early 3-year- old form. Whether it was naturally. un- sound feet or too hard racing be- fore real maturity is a matter of doubt. Too much and two hard campaigning can break down most of the horses because the tracks of today are bullt for rec- ords and not for the comfort of the thoroughbred. The most able instance was that of the little iron horse, slack Gold. This great racer ran 20 Sas a 2-year-old and fol- lowed it with a winter cam- paign, and then raced on through the summer through a program of five or six derbies. He broke down finally the pounding and had to tired without ever going post ear-old. Only few horses have hoofs capable standing a campaign of that sort not race FY Li}? under be re- to the aS a Blues Play Benld ' Here Today With Full Strength Regulars to Be in Line for Game at Handlan’s Park— Luepke at Half. — A rearranged backfield, an- nounced by the St. Louis Blues, 1s calculated by the management to put that team on the road to bet- ter times, when it. meets the |Benld (CILL.) eleven in a profession- al football game at Handlan’s Park, Grand boulevard and La- clede avenue, this afternoon. This will be the fifth game of the season for Bud Yates’ team and the second meeting with the Benld aggregation, which is coached by Boise. Potthoff, tormer Washington U. star. The previous contest, played at Benld, resulted in a 9—~3 victory for the Blues. The added strength in the Blues’ backfield is expected to come from the placing of Henry Luepke at half. Luepke, formerly a star at Creighton University, has been playing end, but with Fred Hironi- mus showing up well at the wing position, Luepke has been shifted to ball-carrying duty. Other Regulars Back. When Ernie Nevers’ Duluth Eskimos played here a week ago, dne of the shining lights was Fitz- gibbons, halfback. Of course, Nevers was the main beacon, but Fitzgibbons was not far behind. When Fitzgibbons was playing with Creighton, Luepke also was in the backfield, and so it Is fig- ured he is a ball carrier of real ability, for that university made a great record when these two backs were on its eleven. . Reappearance of the Blues’ reg- ular dinemen means that there will be no regular smashing of the lo- cals’ front wall today. The local players who were unable to be present last Saturday because of business engagements, have prom- ised to be on hand, and Homer Beach, out of town, wired that he would be here. Beach started only once, in the game against the Pull- man Panthers of Chicago, and gave such a good account of him- self that the management decided it had been overlooking a bet, an- nouncing that he would start regu- ‘larly from that time on. Geraghty to Direct Team, Capt. Slev Geraghty, who was |injured in the Eskimo game, will ‘be on the bench to direct the Blues 'today, although it will be impossi- ible for him to play. | ribs | | i i |pany the ' | | | | F | } | i ' i | Luepke... Bpecia a driving rain- and ered atreak in | has kept the slate clean since. | Hirontmus..... ee: Two of his were broken last week, and ‘he spent four or five days in @ hos- | pital. The Benld team announces that some of the star players q@ho missed the game there a month ago will show their stuff here. Much is expected of Capt. Gauldi, kicker and chief ground gainer. Reports that several hundred roooters and a band would accom- team on the trip also came from Benld. : Starting time is 2:20 o'clock. The announced lineups: BLUES. BENLD. PROG. sh nec _E...... MceWeeny Simon. elas ie ae Docs evade eee ee -+++- Arnicar Ruffato Spudich Verna Contratto Resi sgPtes a ar oC... are Se es NN aren Ree + ee cees Q.B ool Make » & ¢ P; ck oe ‘BRADLEY POLY WINS 22D GAME IN ROW to the Poest-Diepatan., VEORIA, ik, Nov. 13. Poly today ran tts atring secutive football victories Donnelly “es eee @ *@ —~- Bradley of con- to 323 ~~ i'when she defeated Iilinota Wesley - in a game played during on a mud-cov- An, 12 to 0, field. Bradley started its winning midseason of 1924 and- Two remain on their 1926 more gamer (echedule eee ‘ for — — wearing teeth. DK. OTIS TROTTE Thirty years’ experience trouble wearing teeth. or need tion. Broken plates repaired. Hours: 9 to 5. new ye DR. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —__—. ___ SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 192 baGk os ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MY LIFE. AND FIGHTING CAREER i. Gene Tunney, New Heavyweight Champig After Battling Greb, 9 | = aeer ‘Value to Football Teams (=x Se eee ore Gene Collapsed Going +? : . ‘ ; aah : ‘ : *> Se + 4 5 A iil Ort : | 3 . . " 4 Oi: Ji ‘ ; ; : f = : 4 ai — * ‘ . . . ¢ s . } } ' ’ ? " : > ae: 3 ; i -s - . “ . . 2 | Sod 4 Smart Coach Easily Fool ) | | team in eve: . : Hayes " - : t se aS... ; ke ~ a4 : & tw iad mwii a 7s ow : ‘ y >» , ‘ ) - . 3 ~ 2 ~e — ; . , Vi anrrar V = 5 Preters On 2 } ° a oe j * , ee ‘ és aia —— . _ 2 : ‘ * * 4 : = it ‘Re aa i iwi : > & Vee i * é . F — S i ‘ . . ee ‘ ‘ . o a | ’ . s UnD ec essa rT ‘ . 4 - , oe : rs ae . ; iiedilinn ti ie ea a, eee mee a Z Flock of D et own experience. arts ly practice a copes Se oe | Bmproved Methods Making By Gene Tunney | aa | Po icin, eueaes dialed id's Heavyweight Champion TR et pemeSes $e r perhaps two gam he i MM ee ee Sai ports hand Te in +o me ee [om ct z . . te oe ce aa : Some Employes to Eg , 7 na in 7h tave impresse e as oe rs ; =~ | BP ; LO ; : “a id S| : ¢ | © ne : ’ : LO} more nan ene | Viit r he : : ° a J soar | lue probab! : Though Not All Are Pleas * SE sy ee ala a es, rigs Sita, ~~ — ° = *- + VR Ww Pr? S Z knows that I only want a § | rane wd hey refrai Other Detroit Factories ’ - ‘o_o ae ae - * = ‘ . ren By CARROLL BINDE ARMY GOODS | STORE special Correspondent of the St. Louis — (hicago Dally News, DEARBO 3. — >» . — ~ > > . “ .. « . . . : > % Nt ; - ~ > ~ . ; ° - , “~ . ~ 7 » ‘ : ; i 4 . . : : a ‘ . . 2 . ‘ . a M =". Oe at a 4 . . 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Personally 1 not th! ha + by sound business apes ben : ee bo - a o . } scout: : pee - - & ene eliberation, he stor magnate declares. se + Cc “ “ + J ie ° , * Give Exhibition sm. he Tete’. ; PLAIN AND FARGM 2 roe cocrmce sosorance) comer tm thoae who attribute his new tured and ere Tomorrow °°? =: (M@ibedl 0 ne LSS SS | = oe i , since B: | ee ee ee . ) ies eal : a a | YS ad = STYLISH. WARM & to an alleged decline in the’ product se Manager Deve Men | cont Stet SZaMMMMMRMIRNS = ict from ie athlete manage: ence of scouts to use & few plan Gare: wae ALL SIZES, SOME HAVE Leet rn tn. perman — Andless, at nntiniile a a vs i stile! ebatelt that dhnce ene Of the|them.an eyetallef os ethi : - St. 3 SIDE BAND TO COVER EARS. 0 oe farmer [big rivais of that institution had not ex > use at all when th ie. 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Union Suits. $2.98 - . atetl ne. tertaiming yourself amc friends. $2.75 Wool Shirts or drawers $1.98 a - . a ' More Cars Than Ever. | a seal Come in—iet us explain how > ie to OG the bee Men's $1 Shirts or Drawers op ey $4 Q) oust BL ANKET Lance $i owe axel ae ae ae 3 9-15 and Wood ) ts | ed by hand. | PLAIDS s ing n ” in we ever/ are somew ‘hat I ALEXANDER BASEBALL ie A ieee ot belnat| 2 ‘everiee! ep / P 2 $4.50 Fancy Single Blankets, cart wool S20 Arie ready |” BEAYING DEVICE TO BE ““!'*¢ 222 by usine cheir ix | ~ Wee , m—_ US. Wavy Style Blankets, new... * — -. wit? SEG MANUFACTURED HERE head coach an impressive au worid’s Snese Se : : 5.50 U. $ Navy Style Woo! Blankets, sam t » ists . a result of) plane wes Ww 2a" | ae. demas ee og = a 2 . 4 | f ; - — : 275 Large deavy Jouble Catan Blankets. , weew | 3 ratses anf | Wool-Mixed Siankets, special sow. ~ — resuit of Taises, but, ~_—_ = eeeee ue : — 7 | of the me a cutting, warping [4 “VE. ff . a and |cak: ng. 7 : get ; : , | — ches Beur : tof t ‘co and later Taises. . ; -> at the Fi > 3°08 rere [tha IZER _ oth ane Sa . 2 we = Ca . 4 * 7 ie the averag FOR MEN & WOMEN "tga: ‘ Diy their ether enhanced needs Park plate Pohl to Wrestle Rathke Captures ~ . 33 nired different plays diagrames 7 ~ [Cont ied whee whereas at 1006 OLIVE ST. ee, Se ee ee a on | mre eel } | emand vated ae ir Ford Woat all have —-orduarey- WelterChampion Horseshoe Title re the Sromoters C8 ee oes tone les : : = Jack Reynolds to Oppose St. Wins Six of Seven Games in ADVERTISEMENT : ‘the Mar fcrait Ba 7 eS ee 99 an O’COATS Louisan at Garrick Next . , ¥ Finals of Tourney at / Friday. ; , , | ie Coliseum. | | | : : ei Belted Mode! s Suits or O'coats, plain or fancy, vai. 2 $32. $14.95 s Fine Suits or Overcoats, values up to $45, $22.50 s $22.59 Corduroy Sheepskin-Lined Coats. $14.75 Siack Leather Coats, sh 2.50 oo i at i i ie te a a ag i i i gl, ee anal? > i a 58 Black IN MISERABLE FIX INDIGESTION [MEN'S $1.75 SWEAT SHIRTS = : hom 3 aaa Miche = wd Us hecmanshe: dime theiciaet vices in slo toe wee os UE EE ee TURN-OVER TOASTER} 2) SQCKERD 0 ooo bee +s * i iia . ae sail ) | ¥ i : t mi z 2 rst - ' = é , cenuine ¢ ™ mpossible thimg. standard ‘ — ’ : j e ; : * : 9 ~ eh 5 . . 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BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov, 49 pred all over the high concluded its home -«. ey see games and here today by defeating Rye. tarily to the coar hi14 to 0 Rand and Hayeg 8k th ends for long gains, (YCallaghan and Zahnow made neal sistent ‘ é Ss information should The cyetadtanee aera lin rany coach. The the first perlod when Preletg, rule to discourage halfback, was forced out by tn ater and give him heir. observations flash: eee — SS Improved Methods Making It Possible for oe Some Employes to Equal Old Income, | All Nations Erred in Confidence Though Not All Are Pleased With Change| That Trade Would Flourish” D + Re ‘ After Armistice, and New | —Other Detroit Factories Oppose Plan. : | ao Boundaries, New Tarifts, ) RMY GOODS | STORE y By CARROLL BINDER. _ and France's Mistaken Cur- | | b Special Correspondent of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and the | Policy. Have Kept ° rency Conscription of Any Kind Is Obnoxious, Par- dt Wes Mesa Gatiees ticularly So for Foreign Wars, Missourian : Declares—Inclusion of Women as Well as Frontier, While Muscovites, M p Well Childre O sed When Once Again on Their, Cn, STOPerty aS Wen eee ee ‘Italian Dictator Sowing Seeds | i a 2 eee ee em napae -~ Feet, Are Likely to Demand "3a : Kexe Nenator James A. Reed of Missouri. moved by the suggestion of Territory Taken From Them: President Coolidge for conscription of all manpower and matertal re- _ sources in the event of another war, vesterday gave out an intervicw After the World Conflict. i ; on this aspect of the President's address at the dedication of the Lib- erty Memorial in Kansas City, Thursday. Senator Reed's expression Chicago Daily News, Inc. ‘ ( S & YOURG MER’S SI TOL DEARBORN, Mich., Noy. 13. Much of Europe in Indus- | eH five-day week is a cold business proposition wit} 2 ° . a nin “\gnoedlvagy trial Stagnation. | slightest pretense of philanthropy, Henry Ford told me in the , | t 4 In Italy, Mussolini, whilst he is apparently | scription of all people and all property, “that the conscription aqme t strengthening his hold at home, is being re- | de all-inclusive.” garded with increasing suspicion abroad. It The phrase he employed was the “Conscription of Capital,” bug is significant of the rapprochement between capital embraces every form of property. France and Germany that they both view | I heard this phrase the “Con-j__ course of a two-hour interview in his pleasant office and labora- ‘very distant date between France and Ger- a : here. The innovation which has created world-wide interest is By DAVID LLOYD GEORGE, | many. Poland {s pleased and gratified with. N Armistice day, Mr. Coolidge gave out the most astonishing Biiectated by sound business experience and was arrived at after years LONDON, Nov. 13. the position she has attained on the League. statement which ever fell from the lfps of an American Preah deliberation, the motor magnate declares. Already it has proved | = quantita tea lea sienews sl dea ‘of Nations and this will have a further dent. wisdom, he added. | | es witiene Geman Giiee the treuty (ot calming effect in general appeasement. He declared that in future wars there should be a general con ‘Yr. Ford expressed annoyance) comes from products manufac- | : ® those who attribute his new | tured and sold. As fast as the | the great war and yet but eight years siiey to an alleged decline in the product increases just so fast the | have passed since the date of the Armistice, seularity of Ford cars. pay increases.” | which brqught to an end the most murderous conflict which nations have ever waged. Ev- ‘This is a permanent policy) “I understand, Mr. Ford, that! ery continent and every ocean were drawn PLAIN AND FANC STYLISH, WARM & DURAB * ALL SIZES, SOME HAVE LINED IN. ® SIDE BAND TO COVER EARS. ONE OF hich we shall adhere to no mat-. many of your production employes | gS? PS Se GENET SERS Be i N , | , ‘” | | “g THE BEST WELL- KNOWN BRANDS, Eanes many months ahead our\ have been on the five-day basis|imto that struggle. Such was the madness aes s if | ee igs }astrust. ‘There trouble smoldering In the ployed by that ela cat x What the President it 8 Bw aol 7 \ : “i : that seized mankind that the nations which " RS oe Pye He i hoe Saw ) SUS» ee ° 1: ly. you might tell those( mind telling } - now did not take part in the fight were despised ( ws Sas: : A : . fentaily, you basta MUST n ing me now many now nie atedie The term “neutral” became one ( . | trenty)~en the result we his salen ian was Meth cmuiins brought on bv r4 r4 T is more and more be- ‘ am ¢ if of yr > = } - dav . ss . Bs = £. » i / / ? > . . : ; , ; CHOICE tics ae we Ore making — See the six-day rate and how mans es : ; 1} DAVID LLOYD GEORGE. t In that region, everything German is to be capitalists who desired to enrich: coming the conviction ; Me today than we ever. made.’’( have gotten increases?” I asked |. of aimost universal contempt. Ten million } | : ey 7 & siesta eee es suppressed. Measures are being taken to themselves out of the struggle, of students of adequate we Ford has been losing “That is a difficul | _ dead are buried on the battlefields and an-, li cae If Mr. ore la: SINg > 1a sa ifficuit question to ; ( These are some of the reasons wh ys eight eliminate the use of the German language. and that if capital should be con- defense that in time of na- er business conditions. as?) answ Nesenen we rive | ncag| Other ten millions have to carry shattered | | : % oe agent ; lg llama aaa bodies through what is left to them of life. years after the war, Britain has an uneém-( It may not be taught in the schools and no! scripted, i. e. seized by the Gov- tional peril the Government ~ ve hic rivale hose \ a , | © F , , 7 | | — affirmed by hi rival: whose }of 5 cents an hour to employes That was cele Gk See uae and thie! ployed register of over one milifon. Ger} one who cannot speak Italian perfectly may | ernment, wicked capitalists would; ‘ould be clothed with author- SHEETS es have been mounting steadi-/ who showed a degree of increased | as au iy ‘ oie en ) many has to provide maintenance for menriy sit on a jury. An edict has gone out that! no weed promote wars ( ity to call into {ts service all : i as o ; vho escape eg an urt are 8 en- | : “amiless: size C ie Pete , he does not _ © He is legen and 10 cents an hour cared in deaths aie Mibete. taboriax at) two millions of workless men. Other Euro-) counsel for a defendant may not address his Of course, the idea that the re-(/ of its man power and all of its ~s— Monday : s | mzed from his recent trip ) to those who showed a larger in- | their ‘task amin Me Gan oe Gene pean countries are suffering more or less from ; client in German even if the client knows no/|cent war was the result of acon-{ Property under such terms — Mapough the Southern mountains crease. Some of the 6-cent men} ' sen-eo sma + . Sn ogee of adequate employment for their peed other language but German. There can be|spiracy of capitalists is an absurd-) ®24 conditions that it may ee so Oe | pee : - strapped to their shoulders. — ft be ee stanly He, have received another 5-cent in- wee toc ae ae eee the th) men. j but one end to such a policy. ity which reasonable men do not completely avoid making « 2 ed as not a care crease, r wag ° i ¥ SOSKS & MEN'S $2.90 LEATHER a. on son ve ee esa hs 80 oa sete meng — ie effects of that cataclysm. There is only 0, France Postponing an ) It must lead to dangerous racial antagon-|for a moment entertain, but I nev.| Sacrifice of one and @ profi- FRWEAR aaa born Country Club that night) the old scale. thing clear—that eight years ago, in the | , ay wae Youn ‘ Pte Wal PREECE OE some men to the perils of the the morrow’s quest for an- flush of victory, we all both underestimated } France and Italy alone are so far immune Latin which will once more embroil Europe. 9 1€ nited States publicly de- pattlatialil: eel Cane dersey Gloves. . .49¢ Aviators’ helmet gues over the Michigan country , Coke-Oven Employes Make and misunderstood its probable influence uD- | from the plague of unemployment. But in ! The League of Nations, however, in spite of clare an acceptance of this mon- wi = te a ay are Aviators’ h e ae ‘ + a s fae ; , , “@ ‘e rE iger Leather iiitis, 39¢ siyle, most of & There is an unlimited mar-( Grade on the course of the world—political, econom-4 Doth countries and certainly in France, im- its shortcomings, makes it increasingly diffi-|strous fallacy and yet more mon ee one oa s, wool lined, $1.98 a are mate .,. nied . osemepen a . | toiensih iaaiile {munity is purchased by heavy drugging, Ycult for a nation to carry on indefinitely such strous doctrine of seneral con-, ‘He : yrs of a country is . Ma, ahd horse- e tars. ot 1/ “The coke-oven employes now re ere not In harmony with our {deals er Gauntlets. $2.98 J iii. heavy wool fed and the Ford company ex-} do as much in five days as they| . E©onomically, it was too readily assumed) Which draws on the reserves of financial vi-) high- Pi nea — es a ee eee of equaiigy. Any fetasanelies n j e ned. ) r 8. . y Wool Socks... 29 iN to get an ever larger shares formerly did in six. and eeaegae | that, as soon as the Armistice was signed, tality eee which will have to be paid for see annexed race Would Abrogate of conseription shogid be-all par! ae ee the business, the motor mag- {the old stx-day rate for thetr five. | trade and industry would not only return tot al hig wince vges Pane —. *ttin- | Now Looming Up Is Rights of People inclusive, applicable im fte| ~~ yen Suils.... $2. ¢ a aan’ , ‘normal but that there would be such a de-( Jated by the reckless inflation that has been | : é os “day w =| terms personne! Union Suits..$2.98 possi oo ne om a | mand for oomeieiiiee on Ge teste o sie. | going on. As soon as that {s completely ar- j Imperialistic Russia To begin with, if such a law wie teal aes ie S sO ¢: , , , , s or Drawers. $1.98 es More Cars Than Ever. a toate : a nang ni as ~ | nomenal boom im all Branches of production. { rested, there will be the inevitable reaction) Russia 1s still an unpleasant enigina to the, were passed, the right to life, lib- ) whole nation "5 Sie pois or Drawers_.... 7Sc P “ ee Oe. WEE | BE iva % that follows long Indulgence in stimulants. ( rest of Europe. We have still to learn what|erty and property guaranteed by ( : tis absurd to attribute our),be i{mcreased accordingly. The or five years, the manufacturing energy ‘ ) dent Coolidge's Armistioe Day — : : es of the world had bee % When France goes “‘dry’”’ in the matter of) 1s actually happening there. She is doubt.’ the Constitution would be abro- ay pty: ‘week policy to poor busi- only figures I can give you for the| 0% S16 world had been turned largely to pro address at Kansas City y LARGE Ir. Ford ov ow , sit ae Z di vs ducing munitions of war. Peace had there.) ©UFTenCcy, there will be a relapse. Poincare { less slowly working her way to civilization by gated. All the property of the atti. 569350 ‘ RB ANKE ; S$ 3H 5 AGE a Mr. For “ e are, pay Situation in spate -ognegeeepaéecieat P fore not only to supply the day-to-day needs knows that too well. Hence his hesitalion) her own methods and progress may be very country would at once become | : Pe cars ha as swer / é = ewihe iT! ter- , , ray PLAIDS le Lee ee ee = sit eee wears CO inter of mankind but also to Nquidate the accumu- (to stabilize. German statesmen valiantly (long, but until it is accomplished, Eurcpe subject to governmental regula-) Ways held, until the recent was, \ o 7. ara ‘ te. at. S en : S av oe or Overcoats, values up t) $45, $22.50 ee, are not paving six days’ pay wages a nd decreased hours, he re t have been embarked upon by these two great ( 1ebt ti ; Wt ’ ttled would suddenly come to a stand. the British citizens responded to r. : i oes =e quences. : , . ; ie de question las sflli O de Sellied :- . rduroy Sheepskin-Lined Coats. . 4.7 tt F five days’ work—-that your plies. nations. The Thoiry picnic was not the cause) ‘ till. The result would be worse | the cal ll of their Government that 7 ' | t ' i the sooner the bette I still think that * M4 . ° } = ; a aT@Q > 1? vf nj, feast jienstr WSs ’ aii f¢ - he " Y P P ‘ C ne so v iL , 4 . ‘ é . ' = 5 , tar Leather Coats, sheepskin lined a Policy means an actual wage Asked to name a date when the Not the least disastrous result of the war) of ranprochement: it was the sign of it. It = . 1an the loss of a hundred battles. ; only a few thousand men were é 6 ‘ ivi PI | ettlement on the lines of the Balfour note tha : : 6 M . > . . +43 a re" > . ¥ -_ 2 1% wae +}, , . res adi ie 2 & which iB : : i. / sé ; | s i Pi j ‘ to : a -aeklv earni ’ ve- se ant c ' rig ° hh thine : : : se woul ye mos yenericia O ali .| Mari: : ack Leather Windbreakers ae Sil. ond | a You are charged with mis-’ ¥¢ ekly earnings under the f! has agitated most countries but which has should have as foreign Minister a statesman’? | jubilee which would Militarism on Ruins wees rejected the draft at . : di] ‘ors fluences ie t means eneral jubilee which wo _ " -the hee an plan, Mr. Ford said it the most populous eimeiviee ef the -earth— \ temper of! Briand , wipe out all international Cems. seeene ; the ae of the United States . f/ Ut add) ; i J, al . i ‘ 1. : - , " . ~% Se . ’ . mi 4 s} ; j : 4 heen widespread | ¥45 impossible to determine that Russia and China-——and reduced their value } would forgive her debtors as she was being Under such a law, every man, ond akeiied ina ee ; , 9 : ; . ; wr —s - oy 37 ° ' ’ ‘a » ; acho of our new policy, ) date as markets for manufactured -goods Even Europe s Peace Guarantees forgiven by her creditors. Both Britain and woman and child would become j { _— . paieat ad 7 ' oll « f . erat : ee , ‘ Australia ; N , Fae - cos le ee . . ' ates v prefe c hie ary command and Austrailia and New Zeala 9 ie ena * _ - : from this “‘fit of nerves” whieh the war has It is an early day to prophe or to ¢ down to history as good Samaritans rather to military law, that Is to Say, a iled entirely upon their volunteer as ' se ‘ | : os a Oe , the 1¢ ii 4 shi: ie ae i og SS id i] } cli il apamuce aia e , ; , : OCKEIE r fly a davs’ Ww ork ? inte rest Oil; persondil i ial bring : : alee y “e : ee ee OR eee eS on t] eo anestion of debts. “That makes it in heing wol iid he deprive d of liberts that of the troops of any land. 1 T never will do such an un-. r ti un tf the new COmbatants ana the jumpiness of the Gov-) rope which has occurred for over a hundred pe Tie ‘ , | }ing pt oduction up to ti 1e\ 3 Bg on a fae 3 ae ee athitt.. + per tive that Britain should insist on payment of peech : the press could he con Both of these countries were Genuine hoOmic and impossible thing ee ds We couldn't institute ernment are aii post-War Symptoms. vears. it opens up new vistas and possi jili- +} . : ‘ | ' _ 7 +, Standard. ae i Sera allel tea las -plants) days of relaxation—-a week- tion and our form of government.) ple to a condition of military serf- ‘ ‘eigen will] earn more in } eig! if hour day and our MignrwUuwIy faken oft Tne Various operations, } tnat nbren Cannor. stand up un- niucn hard wo! nh aii: out qr aie so . : ' ; : ‘ . : ; - i ‘ ' ss . P f c > Aa . ‘ 1. | ‘ : os , > aan 1 lon ‘ } » } rr} - or hundreds of vears the draltt.' dor ‘ iSCATe: § “| +g But - . care eh = td] e ¢} new ( hawe bh n given an opportunity t c aid to Mr. Ford No man need rupture himself at? mune ¥ ifh nature and enjoy life was never applied in England. : life’s savings” But even if we o m : * rid v raising ne iA iAVeO ’¢ TT i ‘ i > . e ii S i¢ . ‘ ha ‘ ser 7 re : ' ® en must earn the( ger in too ra] ' I might add, even to men of military age, ex-/ were willing to do that, and . . . ‘ a Pa . => ; ' : lige mend their ways or take.a full any task in our WOPKS. Machines ({ with their familie MY GOODS: ‘ORE ey first. The contents of theirjof any man, whether he previous; m h ' ) v re - 7 S' Pavelopes do not come out of)Iv received $1 or a hundred dol-{\ time vacation without pay. One ! “No man is called upon to do)ask our men to work hard, but we { som: r. feels this increased tempo as one Ges ; , | abor and thus make additional! tlhe draft was sparingly used. spell national paralysis ep@ na- a es There jf no secret treas-{lare a day.’ : 2. W, SHINGTON from Which the unearned in- A very definite i through the plants, and it is / more work than he is capable of,’’(do not ask them to do hams work.) lus | eee ae ; . process has been under way in the)the pride of Ford executives tha pa as the quick retort. “Look at{,They have picnty of leisure in¢ Continued on Page 3B. . “ ) as ai-: tional defeat Denies Pace Is Too Stiff. do the lifting and straining. We)long enough for them to spend | cept to suppress sedition or to re. infringed in no respect our Gensti- of the fruits of the week's | pel actual invasion, and even then tution, such a proposal would otis drawn. The money

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PATCH. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926. a, 7" mA RRs, el eee Pedy ser eile nn ia NS ala ae er ST. LOUIS POST-DIS PAGE 2B | 3 | GooD . ' CONGRESS AS NULLIFIER. -BY TO THE COUR oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | - a matter for an individual | Mr. Coolidge said good-by to the World Court at : p TZER | While it is a very serious : _— oy ye a ‘citizen to violate the Constitution of the United States. | Kansas City, and said it, apparently, with a good deal | of relief. Certainly there was no suggestion of tears Dec. i2, 1878 Pudlished Puliteer Publishing | {it appears that Congress, which enacts laws for its | + ig nal tu-|in his words. If the other members of the court Company, Twelfth Boulevard jenforcement against us, may itself flout a const | 'will accept the terms laid down by the Senate, very end pe Otive Stress. _ | tional mandate with impunity. Heine 4 THE ) PLAT- }! By Section 2. Article I of the Constitution, Con-| well. Those terms, however, are an ultimatum. They Pei gress is specifically directed to reapportion repre | will not be changed. They are not subject even to dis- oe will : ording to popul ion. All this in the cold, precise Coolidge dic I know that my retirement sentation. in the lewer house, acco zg teh ware? Soin make no difference in its cardinal tion, every 10 years. And every 10 rears tion, without a trace of emotion. to 1910 Congress fulfilled this constituti ; | ssibly the other nations will acquiesce. Nothing | +s he contrary is definitely known. No nation has the basis of the last decennial census. to th | erate injustice or corruption, always | ae ee, yet formally rejected those conditions. But objec | fight demagogucs of all parties, been no reapportionment since tae i- 3 J 2 : tm, | — “is tie - “2 ann ro ther oY m never belong to any party, always ean it be foreseen when there will another. tions have appeared—borne — y rum wad er act _ al - a cor tio t oppose privileged — — nea Though efforts have been made to pass an act based | the exact meaning Oo: one of the reserva go = om the poor hones oe on the 1920 census, they have all been defeated. doubt. and a desire has been expressed to ve it } “wit rifi - terpreted. Nothing dofng, {s Mr. voted fo the public welfare, never be | The population of the United States was originally clarified, or interpreted. +h ~ nate to satisfied with merely printing oe ; almost wholly rural. but every CED 1 cities and conun- isi functory sense. But ‘ ‘ 7 * kad ’ 46 = . , i o =~ : : : - . . o LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE try districts now divided on many questions of pol- in turni tis back up : is not : = a i 7 ae : | = We are adding every day : any legis , ring a Harding police ts burying a) 5S a oe = | this sale which we are closing ee ene ' ' islative reversals. [It is An Argument for Free Trade. ay oe i a eee iets “a e for ne oclaimed air to assume that probibition would | ne fo cy, preclaimé do not fail to visit this store. We Will Soon Be Located at 7 Tenn Tremendous : 7 : . 7 ” .. = 9 > h the Peck 9 of ees: } ee Vispaicna. i +s - HAT a dearth of economic ° :2 L ie WoOTia ton isa! RIT Butts tet las vEeEeCD eX} yet We canno: fre curse. There is but one d for tal Pieniiandie ‘senientad teamed ‘> T . ** ’ oven Ome thet is tree t ns uniform basis, but actually the aoe sacred e TRS ee , poe —- ep ae Teg ea tea ERE oi: spa chain A oy bib Bae’ gene ay t analn phew reapportionment gave rur; 2s OD ) | to each 235.000 and to citi one te hat may b 1 politics, fr ifish persona! : Ln 2 289.000 well in Mr. geal lade ee ; The failure of Congress to discharge oolid: case. By pursuing that course he has tan epuouce: tional ant ‘ _ : an pe tian a omen, 9 + +4) ta ; ; = ional duty in reapportioning representation = Georgette Bed . » on ~> ~ be willing to bring the Americ: womeupemgae - in ef living down to the leve! that of citizens. Thus, for example, Detroit, which in 191¢ : =r shoved the world forward an inch. | a .’ — lly pannot consider & chanse had a population of 465,000, with two Congressmen, 0 by the faith, the courage and the sacrifice of | 4 * : Lamps reed meg : at “a 3 rhe now has a popuiation of a million, half of whom may pioneers has today been !mproved over yesterday. - = thought that protection de said to be unrepresented. So it ts with all of our ‘n that rare group Calvin Coolidge does not belong. 33 5. = $Z 9 5 foreigners and free t > | larger citi | =>. = ~ — ~ z Sea veined ee olving, as the question does, a vita] principle Argentina {s becoming Americanized. They are , | : ———— a ur polity —equal representation—imaction by Con- | hay vernment scandal do there. tection injures the hon uN F: 4 42 Melion accounts ! : » . : Ht! ~ & ereater then as - + te & 2A ns PP, . ~ i ‘ - ~ . . 7 ~ >. > . _ » — . = — on = oa ~ ~ > - + ~~” > + : 4% . . ’ 7. . ~ ‘* . ’ 9 _- 4 5 a ee - 4 4 > it . S.* shi A Ui a . 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Wa J ‘ ‘ * - ~ : 4 7 ~- *- —* “~ a a * a . ~~ Be SR amp the 48 states, than if we sho tees Se, = cake Complete at Only > ~ custem house, giving ‘he me lution th should & i] eS er ca M€ want to sav it sugar maple. t 6) ~, a : . , * ' ; ie a oe ec ’ “Ty = q = = e é ’ S n 5 : ~~ . ~* = = . > ‘~~ . : ia - ” eal ~—— * = = *> «7 : =“ % 3 - ————— eel inf ame tnd ie € i ae VRS eM Ait, Rae eagle ia auicey GP OR IR Ot my tee ge oe sg Rodent seee nares aes PPO Ge 1 Say jE Tee ' ~ wh ae a a” 4 ~i : on f trade with ali the world that of bringing the = ke ee PROP ae An Ot deat Te Lote a Praise 1h 7B Ne a ee eee Pees Sena 7 {Ped ae eas oe 5 : ~ R68 PR SN aE ba Re ee o = + rear ites Pee twee te ah 9 RE IES ? ab fT ale ne istamce of STEM LLL ob : ~s 1} oma £vVOG Wiis Ra itt! eee Lee - am ir . q:) pwn — VANIS iG " ~ _— . KELLOGG = o} : THE VANISHING AMERICAN. IN THE OLD DAYS. THINGS HORATIUS 266 AT mE = Junior Floor Lamps non ERE Seana = SIMPLER. BRIDGE. = $29.75 From the Memphis Press. ‘ "HE new Russian Minister ts BE & Wroucht- tron $20 to $25 co. Mme Alexandra Kollanki Ge Junior Floor 85 |only woman diplomatic chief in thea Lamps S 2: has been denied permission to : mp eis United States on her way to he Mexico City.” says the United Pram @- $20 to nee more Secretary of Stats Hand Decorated Shade Ms been u to drink Je dn the ‘ted States os : ye eae ' ) : flung his efficial body athwast te : &0Stain because there 2 (aw . >, = a Se ee . a ee eee oii t ' ‘92 plee See ee ee ee | y and saved our country from semea)= Table Lamps his liberty against it | Pee a i SI tng ' = aio dines: Paice, oe Ces Will © Oly per a see m . 8 bie that sn ne ft le fate, we know not exactly what! = Casini ae es a materity do drin , beta he wal lusiz as sft aboa the : tumania Dec ig wie J pi ne es oe hi ee ew imst he gagged Count Kagel @ 3 ‘stuff’ available fills our jails, asy- Veloped to as much as $5 per cent of its pre-wa! a : - ei Nei ae RP : — | aye Ce ee n from uttering some strange ¢ eis " ate spanned icho, might have laid our ‘> \ Senenh i BB Sat it : : 3 ; Fal € drunkenness is @ ad OM Ple iy a urn Sats 4a ay Givi ga We Se “Page “eee von oe ‘2 ae 21 ah tee aig Remap ee eae 8 * sip A ot a Rit te ae, de RR Reg . rs th reapec* for he prohibit . . ar: ‘ cy Vp 4 es Ut av A ‘ * ys ye o DOrize ti ‘ S41 CU a *q. iit ie Mi ete i r Bit —_ — ” , ‘ t. Uke Horatius at the bridge 7 ’ +} rested , urope > rman 3 : ~ : ad _ RS , -; L si | : . ner | a q : i sh $e: . aati an way in the oncoming of it, t Russia i tting al? mons taeda. wae | Ks Hy: ‘3 esis a ane 5 Karolyi lest her brazenly admitte® us give back wholesome liquor, gf American monev a ae aimee te pee ee a ee epee sie aii 3 ce republican institutions sheuld ai sg pig Detoaci ri oe ’ — : bait aol Tnere (ua : nemeats . wes, anna ne Le] om ; : eur 150-year-cl@ demee ta 4 >t, » Deacty ’ ~ - , , + ose ed . h it a general disrespec a hae wi: laws rb A= ESS 1 Sp Sag a T > set spend half of what we now spend on _, ” ' Ee ; @ - girs | li : Ase enforcement on the teaching of tem- | ai cat tract cnt Malai : . ee | if au can 2a" copy ame give Kk carecu: ik Vee eeeiieled 4 ce . - aw me tet Sk ak ae sc cha of | pennsylvania so beautiful € perance ae away he Oe) dDriberv COPPrUP- A 28 LS y Li a7 i Bi ne - - ee, > - ns = . P ~ * i 4 Wut Pe - : ‘ - 2 5 7 ? » » ° } liad not ‘an Rail Iway Associati: ‘onehstone 1 ann _ that ry. ; ins | Sees ae, | , Be ee é . s : | usar ith ie ; na‘ional communi | eatisfy those favoring Meuor trafti ree a aes ae | se oe ae Capea ‘ a an eg es ' * — oo = sg : ment.’ ind so she cant creas the & and so it was raised to 21 per cent, bu et - ice ame “3 ae» SEA We) ee a ee ee : OPE aw agmatine ‘% op Rang ’ AN TISING. States. yur oo ment aad be “i without meeting the demand of the mod. “ eo MORE) ars. ,*™" a f @ pul wees “sins cig tite CRS ER pa a ee (Miami, Pia. Exchange must not be endangered. | SUnnantees ificatienists, and now thew have let down Thi: fas a tew thousan ars below the see ae cr Ww ano . Vent encroachment a anpee ets “the ' f course, Mme. Kollaptal eal ” Ont Yea the Bars te @!) liquors By their own moveme im 1938 and was 268 0 a a : ; . hie rig? ft how maka prng : . poids ns ——— — NT LNTED BE. pire _ ; orwa) >! eo past two or thre edmission, modified prohibition promoves .,.0 eae | a i 5 ae Seige: ak 2s ht age 2 . 01 7 For lien -~ Pasa alga whe sh presented her cous@y Gy | ceomwvenience te the boot!secine. frunkenneas and -eime and : ; aa 4 . * ‘ : - : (} i= rea 4 Cl auit ForerTrnmeng r not : — ‘ sin } 3; v8, ” Nepe : i Jiese hs . ‘ : re = aieoten tlary and neither ha cottage. | ts unenforceable interesting t te that ite of this tremendous fo vata a of 3 rts , r the Norwegian 4 : tne lowest price The Govermment announces that 1 esuge | Be industry the w: . sh Tz Forget rou, Geo ~ it is too much to ask : lias hams St o rac hich ~Y) y for x , * % : . } . t a . =. rug3 . wie , - : L . = tas And A Se BOSS vn Bi ; an #™™ Pre « ; \ wever : Cc a ¥T 7 4 y: * , ; as: - $ AR 6WAS Sen ten > : cre ; oul | of America” is a siow and i —, $4°= ' Sete rin ring books vas ort -0 Hallerio Long- law of the Wnited States prohibiting the ad some so-called daring >: , — manufacture and sale of beverage liquor , clude that a book [ts daring when The old canals dug by the ¥ : Die: containing one-half of 1 per cent. or 244+ Youume of coal in excess of 796,000,000 tons, o1 : lb ee t eritic ts daring enough so te label tt TE S.at ordin “ae in ships of commerce are tilied We =a ‘S.ance Crystal Set more, of alcohel. and the law just re- -90,000 tons mo JAD (OQis country uses n a3} . 2 : nA ° ° ° preacouer, Mmimiterpreted the fw > reeds and crocodiles. Hordes of . peaied im Norway which prohibited tn- Great Britain, dur’ onstrike ' — . 3 > wr 7 ’ Past lie % : "= oT? - - , io , i » > . t 4 ~e e ’ Grammeanees and : réme ‘ and x is Len - f given -— ni ? Trar a work. and this without a ‘ ) — i an “6 ar ~ = 9 4 Te anche ~ ney. er been J », = ic ed aa” ae é ho pe ts . ror ‘hea 4 3 ot n _ Lae —_" airing « ungees ne is-2 ; On m 2 il or ph : » ' t hy n "4 » forceabdie. The oniy way to dea! with crease i'n the 800,900 miners no : , a ae at ~ . fs why they do not start businesses o French wines, tmperted 1 > ‘niteq | (tzards and crocodiles inf o% clud 25e¢ : : now engaged in th = ae ae : re era own. Being so efficient, they should be utes, will help to pay the » ground. All this contributes & Sa™7 e extra for shipping +. ype gats a” """4., — ,2@ present rate of production represents Dae e 4S => a traffte that Keats nothing but misery. ,. x — . dustry | , - oar sa | wretchedness and crime is te ontiaw ff. 4 ee a i adie to outdistance competitors with case "= - me age, & was mid thai ' satus uh omc a ae qenane . | , ruined and abandoned city--@ Und@er the eighteenth amendmert we oy — : al ait shou} ive to be _ : me “asi ne eutiawte? thie ‘rafffe in alcoholic Tt has been discowered in New York tha: usage | er Got 4 The Fascist council has approved drastic that happy da » will hav , re ter lonciiness and “lostnes® ~— | UE: can °C oN 4s ~ 4 ; . : penalties for the foes ot Mo SRO lin? : ; ae mind of civilized man T° Mis ‘Ss. it new ert Rs Tor the Gar. = = —s - bi si GS are ye n “~ rT? ? ‘ «wit ie . - = 4 = " — me ae ernment to take care «f the oNiaw —" ae a SS eee, sass ey ee Pere. oe nee gesec siogan: Pro-Duce or re-duce. “ ee : mpeee rious facts of bumaa ss actiaivedliae meeeetenn tn insides. ee . : r renerai-Acmiral Ancrews sars his wife ndividual fecis puny and i = - 4/18 O/ re St Superintenden® Antisaicun League ‘of : | STATISTICAL NOTES. making such a success ef business that | he is on the spot where cite “- ys meee : Missouri. sig | | . .. ¢ eas | Be is tempted te follow her example. Has (and civilisations have been , usiness Hours: -00 A.M ; 4 ’ ~*~ ‘ - ’ a We bave gazed on royalty. Now let death come, I? the Sve-day week ever Decemes gen- enforcement reached that peint where the am 2 eral, some people will hare to go to work. director must seek other Gelds to conquer? 7 Ne AMER <e ltapig = sy ae = = 9 - *

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SERIGRES + *.¢ er, * ST.LOU!S POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 continued From Page 1B. _ hemselves in the form of enhanced business. gorker Who must spend six days in the shop hasn't the leisure he geeds for such purposes.”’ this year, so I am unable to cite car| month” /production this month as The tired | Pared with the same month a year ago, but Mr. Ford authorized me to (say: “We are today producing the | starter. \Same number of cars in the five day week as we formerly produced | crease (in the six-day week. com- has tion that this record fs just MOVAL §S Of Lighting Fixtures _ Lamps, Radio & Appliances. Tremendous Reductions ee eePeeeereeee eeee e¢eeere Oe SOG esteereneeess We are adding every day various new items to this sale which we are closing out. Therefore, do not fail to visit this store. eeretee severe ee ee Re | We Will Soon Be Located ‘00 and $6.0 Georgette Bed hook on any hed ** trier > ‘Ff ’ ’ . JETT eseet te perteeai i ett ter itisiiiis! Complete at Only -when doing your ; THLE PCSETEL ESTEE == 5 WERE x. Let us lic; let us alities;: let ys ayo we yman typ- and skirts thinkable. we wotted or female. ish Chan- s the firet nel. Then mimnediate- pd woman * color of l, and the two chil- h, wind, if = at and 67 d divisions - on, win- ofessional. nes she of rst French men's sin- irn profes- an prevent champion mber that, end to re- eare, Carl no interest hampions; oD do some- ge the vot- But jet us undefined > We Mebsb- SING. ) NCE. ; own - i and chil- B chil- in the id not house ree {to these ot the E al- : le boy ; future : ; —S)}] ly. feminine of woman Translation ly to the ) the nine- day when ne )6United tbts. Only ata man jer to see % | his wife iness that ipie. Has where the } conquer? tr e MIRROR of PUBLIC OPINION HORATIUS KELLOGG AT THE $40 to $60 Wrought Iron ; Junior Fioor L From the Memphis Press. HE new Russian Minister to Meat " co. Mme Alexandra Kollantal, the # Junior Floor only woman diplomatic chief in the wo i | has been denied permission to cross Wig United States on her way to her post 7a Mexico City.” says the United Press. Once more Secretary of State Kellogg flung his official body athwart the way and saved our country from some rible fate, we know not exactly what! First he gagged Count Karolyi to k ‘him from uttering some strange COMDiime tion of words, which, like the bugle b of Jericho, might have laid our civilizate SPlesser gs riirerregeer Wroucht Iron £20 to $25 Hand Decorated Shade Table Lamps Next, Mke Horatius at the bridge, barred the way to the oncoming Co Karoly! lest her brazenly admitted be republican institutions | 'our 160-year-old democracy in which, Pennsylvania so beautiful demonstrated Uae other day, one vote is as good as su no matter how much it costs. : Then that mighty civilization-crusher, © skinny little Shapurji Saklatvala, = member of Parliament, was held at bay @ prevented from planting his red flag ef , } TY; $20 and | $25 5- y of Light ¥ a Candle ,\ Fixtures ‘\ plate Wired Be ee at 1121-23 Locust St. _ $18.00 to $25.00 __ Wrought Iron Bridge Lamps Complete at $9.85 125 Outfits Hand wrought basee in latest ishes. Equipped }4-inch Georgette sili shades, or hand-paint- ed glass parchme: shades. N tITj Scolorfs and sty] “ee aeee. ‘eee eecnecee *eeeee >a: 450 ONL $1 to $1.50 Guaranteed Curling Iron adapt itse] ments of the indus’rys and its *e* ‘tee eeere ** . ee eee eee LALA ee eee eeeeee OTe e eee eee eT ee ee “* “eee ‘wrapped in mystery, abandoned t to the devouring jungles of the Lizards and crocodiles infest the All this contributes to the 1 On mail or phone orders totaling $3.50 or less, in- tlude 25c extra for shipping charge and packing. Ee atmosphere of the whole region ruined and abandoned city-—® feeli ter loneliness and / the mind of civilized ma mysterious facts of human existence individual feels puny and ! he is on the spot where cities and civilizations have been make playgrounds for ‘Incandescent Supply Ca. 4/18 Olive St MATL AND PHONE ORDERS S2wee Pee tee chan POP bese na ne * OTST CR Se 8 *Steeen . FOP ease cena, TOS TTS Oe KOR ESSA FER ESC OH SESE ee , repulsive lizards. | Machines Expected to Do Their Bit. | The machines are, of-course, ex- , pected to contribute their share to _the increased output. When Mr. Ford's aids—who have themselves; ‘come up through the. shops—talk | about future output they see nc ‘Umit to the possibilities. Better and ever better machines they take for granted. Better and pver bet- »ter service on the part of the vast | ‘army of Ford workers they like- | Wise anticipate. For this im- proved service they expect to give larger pey and, when opportunity presents itself, to shorten _ st?! further the working time. The next miodification, Mr. Ford inti- #3, mates, will be in the hours: of Ja- He bor per day. That change, ‘how- ii ever, is not contemplated for 3: /'SOmMe time to come. The present 3;/ Job is to make a thorough success ' of the five-day week. I directed Mr. Ford’s attention to the statements of his fellow em-/| boosted they drop their orginal hostility or suspicion and heartily approve the innovation. In sup- port of this view the executives cite | low labor turnover of the| plants—-20 or 30 Mien a day in the Fordson plant with 41,000 em- ployes was one of the figures cited. | ployers within and without the. National Association of Manufac- | turers to the effect that hts’ policy | could not be successfully adopted | dn other industries. That prompt- | ed Mr. Ford to depart from his habit of not discussing the policies | of other people and ‘other indus- tries. Calls Opponents’ Olaims Antiquated “They are just antiquated and don't know ‘it when they claim +}. be made to accept. “The best evidence that the five- day week is universally applicable is found with{n our own organiza- tion. We do nothing that is not dl- nectiy connected with the motor industry, but in the course of pro- ducing motors we have occasion to} mine fron and coal, engage in ex- | tensive lumbering operations, manufacturing textiles, glass and 3; Numerous other commodities as 3, well as operate a railroad, a fleet of ] diversified lines of activity employ- ing directly 217,000 men. “With the exception of the em- ployes of the D. T. &. I. Ratlroda and the Dearborn Independent staff, virtually all of these em- ployes enjoy a five-day week and all of the employes will go on the! five-day basis just as soon as the! proper schedules can be arranged. If we can do these operations and make money on the five-day week basis there is no valid reason for other employers not meeting with similar success. Would Fail in Obsolete Plant. “Of course, the five-day week would hardly prove ‘successful in an obsolete. plant where manage- ment is sé inefficient as to have a number of incompetent .-or .super- fluous employes or to have men doing jobs which machines should perform. The slack workman. you knaw, is the product of slack man- agement. The best service man- agement cam render to men is to keep every workman on his toes every minute of his working hours. “In the purchase of laber as of anv other commodity yeu must be sure you are getting your money's ¥ . ~ . , :’ worth. Every time you let a man -i give vou less than full value for the wage you pay him you help to lower his wafe and to make if harder for You can do a man no greater in- jury than to allow him to ‘soldier’ on his job. The reason is appar- 3} | ent. The less, work a man does, ithe less purchasing power he cre- ates, which means a lessened num- ber of people to ask for his serv- ices. him to earn a living. “I' may be difficult for a man- agement hampered by abjsente: ownership to make a success of the five-day week If a business . - 5s of | s e must be conducted with:a view x ; *% q , ; ,% o meeting dividend and interest harge 1¢ .i@ = moor positior tr narg = i 7a: tees ] } I ev i if LJ f to changing require- sa workers.” Gives Glimpse of His Philosophy. Then Mr. Ford tutored me in his business philosophy - particularly that phase of it which concerns leisure and consumption He # thinks the old-fashioned notio: #} that leisure time is lost time has been altogether exploded. There i was a time, he concedes, when the majority of peoplé found ea very poor use for leisure Then the limited amount of leisure permit- ted the working people was reck- oned an indulgence dictated by hu- manitarian considerations. “People now know how to make hetter use of leisure. As tletsure ras increased, people's minds have expanded and their enjoyment of ife has been enhanced Frequent holidavs and week-ends, such as are possible unde: the five-day i | week, stimulate their needs and ii therefore thelr efforts to obtain the wherewithal! fn supply the * needs. Thus industry and com- ‘ Chats with Mr. Ford and his| general staff give one the convic- | use. The Fords expect. the | tinuous business. ‘five-day week to permit steady in- in output per unit. -They do not for a moment consider that this involves ‘sweating’ of thetr | “wi employes. The two-day rest over w/the week-end gives such an in- i: | creased vitality during the five working days, they hold, that the men‘will readily: turn out more work during each eight-hour stint gie industry. sumption. the five-day week is unsound and Wunpracticable,’’ Mr. Ford said with | an indulgent smile... “‘They'l] catch up in time whether they wish to or. not. They will be carried on with ' ‘the tide of events just as they are coming to see the wisdom. of pay- ing go00d wages as opposed to the traditional and suicidal policy of civing employes the least ais if can been our record for more than a merce benefit by the growth of the I am setting down—testimony. ? people’s margin of leisure. | which is backed up by their pas- “You know business is ong-halt | tors. If we always produced and a |never used, there could be no con-| But when we ap-. portion the time between produc- ‘tion and use we are acting in ac- |\cordance with the economic law. “We have no leisure class in this country. All.the business of the ‘wealthy would not support a sin-| Our buying class is working class and our work- ‘ing class must also become = our! | Jeisure class’ if our immense pro-/| 1s duction is to be balanced by con-} Besides, it is only just land human and progressive and educational that the people should what they produce.” I have talked with iocal employ- | workers in the various lords plants and in other Detroit factor-| ies, clergymen and welfare work-., : : business men and labor lead- they were exhausted by and nowhere can I find en-| thusiasm for the Ford five-day | week as now practiced. day policy is to spread either De-. will undergo a change of ‘heart or the impetus for the new) movement will come from outside | Detroit. ‘Workers for Plan. Say Exccutives. The Ford executives told me that the new policy met with favor on art of their employes. Chats. foremen brought out univer- sal testimony that as the men come | understand the five-day plan | to see the daily wage rate That, however, is not the atti- tude most frequently voiced to this investigator of the five-day week. | Numerous Ford employes’ with, whom I talked in their own weer critical of the policy, because | considered it an ill-diszuised | reduction, accompanied by a | speeding-up process which was an undue tax upon their strength. The obvious comment upon such a statement as the foregoing is that! disgruntled spirits are bound to be among the employes of a4 large plant I tried, however, to see workers who were not soured favored in life, and I went to, whose qualities had brought leadership in*their churches lodges or other community organi- zations. It is their testimony that Complain of Decreascd Farnings. These men had not yet received. the increases in pay which are be- ing put into effect at the rate of a/'| day. They formed their} conclusions on the aa nen a re te —_ basis of a vear’s experience with the five-day week. 113 intention to give higher pay five days’ work until six week: Queen Designs Chinese Room. By the Associated Press. “LONDON, Nov. 13.—The Chinese | room in Buckingham Palace, Planned under the personal super- vision of Queen Mary, is the most beautiful of its kind in the British Empire. The Queen, who inherited many priceless bits of Chinese art Work, is especially interested in this phase of intertor decorating. 1400 TIRES Closing our high-grade stock, guaranteed | by manufacturer. No seconds or so-called blemished. Call and satisfy yourself of | these genuine bargains, which must co re- gardiexs of cost, as we will sell the LAN- CASTER TIRES exclusively in the future Owing to our factory connection. Mail orders filled promptly. Tires must be ab- | solutely as represented or returned &t our | expense. OVERSIZE CORDS AND BALLOONS JOx3 14 Oversize 2014.40 a, one ‘ $7.50 Balloon . . 89.25 | S1ix4 Oversize ‘ a . 30x5. ¢¢ feoeg ....-. SO 7 32x4 Oversize a -- C2780 Cord .. $9.05 eh b XO. J4x4 Oversize Balloon £18.00 Cord os « eee Also other sizes low WOOD, WIRE, DISC WHEELS REPAIRED | Complete stock Rims and Parts, oversize to stop squeaky wheels, for all makes cars. | Prompt service, charge reasonable. Bring our expert your rim and wheel troubles. | GLENN'S, Grand and Pine. Lindel 2363. Detroit employvérs did not wish | If the five- | to be quoted concerning Mr. Ford's mous in declaring that they had no | intention of following suit. ’ or 4 : £ get Travels? 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Icras Open Golf Championship, attracting na- ‘ ‘ ’ “a A, 5 tional stars, pla ved over Brackenridge Park } ‘ municipal course Ride Horseback 16 miles of bridle path in Brackenridge Park—-surtable mountsavaiabie at reason abie Tates Hunt and Fish : Medina Lake—30 miles away by periect road—is the paradise of the bunter and black bass fisberman. Paved roeds to Gull Coast points, where water fow | winter. and tarpon and deep eca base abound. Motor More miles of paved road in Bexar County (San Antonio) than any county in U.§. Paved roads to Corpus Christ. on Texas Gulf Coast, and tc Laredo, Brownsville, De! Rio and Eagle Pass, all on Mexican border Piay Tennis Onany of scoreso’ inely kept clay courts —San Antonio residents piay the year around—aseuring adequate competinen far the visitor. 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Please send San Antonio Picture Book and reduced Winter Tourwt rates. ST.LOUIS PAST-DISPATCH IN THE STATE “THE LEADING HOTEL OF DENVER” “AN ADDRESS TO BE PROUD OF” The “Metropole” is now an | annex to the “‘Cosmopolitan” ADRIATIC LAPLAND Jan. § Feb. 23 Jan.1§ + Mar.§ cuse, Naples and Monsco on return trip. 46 days. Liberal sop-oversfrom ship to ship and optional return via Itinerary: Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers, Monaco, Neples, Athens, Constan- tinople, Haifa (for Holy Land), Alex- andria (for Cairo andthe Nile). Syra- @ North European port. WHITE STAR LINE-RED STAR LINE w. H. a Megr., Louderman Bidg., 1}th & Locust Sts.. Ground Fieer, Vv le = — iad” i aa PAGE 3B Se ee ee nae HOTEL COSMOPOLITAN DENVER, COLORADO Second see RoomS Witn BaTH |\JUNOMl Opened June 5,1926 =| Crui se =o» From New York, January 15, 1927 THE LARGEST AND FINEST HOTEL by a Motorship The new ASTURIAS adds further interest and unprece- dented comfort and pleasure to this unique cruise. 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ENGLAND FRANCE IRELAND GERMANY Unusually attractive and com- Next sailings fram fortable accommodations may New York be obtained in first, second and S. S. Hamburg Nov. 25 improved third class on the ~—* t*S. S. Wesphalia Dec. 2 splendid steamers +S. S. Albert Ballin Dec. 9 RESOLUTE, RELIANCE, *Christmas Sailing HAMBURG, DEUTSCHLAND *Cabin Ship Sails vie. Boston ALBERT BALLIN All modern oil-burning liners-—— world famous cuisine and service. phe Winter Also on the one class cabin and improved third class on the Makeyour plans now to g0 across steamers the Atlantic while low winter CLEV_LAND, THURINGIA, rates arein effect. and WESTPHALIA PLEASURE CRUISES ©ChroundnlWold Gio the West Indles 138 day Crulse— 59 Cities and and the Spanish Main ——— S. S. RELIANCE S. S. RESOLUTE ‘Game Seer Saal ** Queen of Cruising Steamers” Dec. 18—15deys Jan. &—15 deye Sailing Eastward JAN. 6, 1927 Jan.26—27 days Feb. 26—27 days from New York Mar. 30—15 deys Descriptive literature sent on request. HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE UNITED AMERICAN LINES, INC. General Agents 177 N. Michigan Av., Chicago; or Local Steamship and Tourist Agents Neste ITERRANEAN “ter Age tet eee a Magi ee Bie da . gona , ; _n ° — ~ es _ r , * sh den RY Ores berth! “one tlh aed Bee Dee atl Rin nate nee tll neneene i wey te cle ema ra anita: slim na agp. ae v2 OWN Rt om ~~ nee 8 AR Hi Oe PE APN se gm wth On Beak’ wit, See te MG EEA ONO hp LAL MI A A AOA ALA ALL CLL. oO, OS er er iad ROCA AL ALM IAEA LEI ILE A LI GPE MLL ALE LLL NILES ALIS LS ALLE LENE IAEA LL IED PIO ce ACO meee parr iays eee ae AO Ey . “ eaten alleen eth ee ae et NE nen RE ten SCN Rm Ae ms harem ew Ce alate Sire BINT ne ee hag te A PE ty eet epee woh bee PR ONES HO in sunny * San Antonio Golf on fairways | dazzlingly green in the brilliant Texas sun- light. Canter for miles ia ong bridle paths dap- od with the shadows swaying treetops. A4otor over paved iighways to Old Mex- ico...to the seacoast ...northwest into the hill country. y Play!—all outdoors / invites you, in this / sunny southland! ( CHAMBEROf COMMERCE ¥ SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Pps Please send me a free copy of “Sunny San Antonio” , Name stipends Address of America: San Antonio. 7 Texas seeesoesesenoenseeeeen92¢e 000202408 0°°0 ote ere Se Sonate 0h Die Brod =) ala coated IP INT AO AER SEONG ly Ath DO SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GE RESU UTS—S-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING.

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNIN@. NOVEMBER 14, 1926 acre 4B ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ———-—— ance RINK : RioMER Turin Datta Thin i ah ACTOR ASK POL We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted ; | New Metallic BELCHER Turkish Hyseonag you int ernalls and ext ernally and heip ten i the wast | | . - pr “od us a / : . ect SHARE | iw BELCHER HOTEL nae eller EF | pa Rosey | Says Left Ht Chicago for East t i ed Ge Large and sizes. — | St. ee on Faith OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY “Te r : f > ¢ ‘Permit Science to Protect You | Raia. Money. | THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M.O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. D St. Louis or 28 year it sures gettin _ ex ap . as oa 5 ) for his wife, Mrs. Laura Davis, 3 — ay rf pin mie = re a ms : ~ fect ~ me : 7 Have - .* — sla who. Dat ‘a Savs, disap- , | me EFFICIENT SERVICE—REASONABLE PRICES DR. F. J. GUILBAULT eared from their home in Chicago ) ) | De ia ot os taking ww th “a th eir Se | | : veoid aaughter, Winited = — = | Begins Mone I will sel you 2 theroughly I will sell you a thoroughly year-old daughte: Winifre g , peltatte peter of Giame reliable pair of Bifocal Elaings ad “ ‘ § ‘ ' = aor 6elatense Lenses and $5 00 Davis reportec is if is | ® ‘ receiviny XTpe»rise ’ . " me « One of the season’s h —e : Ak Cleveland -: Headac es | bs | Ernest Davis of 816 Lill avenue, | er 2 wae ake siping $3 75 Frame for .. a co and th, ~ majorit ’ of all hea idaches are cameed bY ) sae E , Chicago, an actor appearing in a | . - eee es Sah ean . = comedy sketch in two St. Louis Only Two More Days to Profit by the Remarkable Offerings in Our cacaes - . 1 a alive a ticket to East i : . . . . ° : } St: Louis from Harry Mays, an East An Unusual Variety of Pieces and Suites at Exceptional Savings : -unities—the more . -ored hues—all of suck F. J. Guilbault Optical Co., 423 N. Broadway | = 0 ss wer seo sores | : rs Loe ‘ it | iti ity’ : } at such emphatic savi ( Pte : ye eit alioiaicee eA ide ae wo eh Pe Sei ae Se oe Te ee Sra ae weet ies stl ‘p- Meak piel oo ioe Sn RR gotta aN par ¥ ‘ te ‘ - aie Fons 2 bh nai APNE Ny cates : 5 ' AON nt Ae links. STURN de aay Ge, a tba . " me “weteaed 7 ot . 5 m - . ™~ ae ee 1 COTO eR te eee is it TPE Sc Sb gt had eA ae = + ee Pe ONES. 5 week. vesterday asked Pe ee hee a ee | ee od 4 mt o rm bh Fast St. Louis police to searcn we Ae re h Fa ee (Between Locust and St. Charles) @ This sale affords scores of opportunities for beautifying your > : a PP te FRA Mohair Suit | ites | : bx home—only a few of the many pieces and suites are mentioned here wt hould find th on —and Monday should find you taking fullest advantage of the $350 Value at ing snou ind you CF a) ye extraordinary savings offered. Only attractive, well-built furni- bs ture is presented. $182.50 Divan and large Chair of VU, A. y. tarck Piano 0, taurant operator. His acquaintane - SRR a AS 1 eee $725.00 2-Pc. Mahogany Mohair Suites...... .$495.00 solid @ mahogany; in mohair : ‘ Manufacturers of Saanch Grand, Upright and Plaver-Pianos a a a0 oo painatipenetp | wpe r : j a a one : BS > ay 7 $ 43.00 Library Table, burl walnut top, duco. .$ 29.50 = | Black Silk Velvet 1018 OLIVE ST. Corner Eleventh nloyed her, before her marriage, as 2 of es Fes 3} §6©6§$ 42.00 Day-Bed, opening to full bed : } ee ee resenrent Oe >t eee.) Nee Fs Sd «= $ «(25.00 Metal Beds, decorated panel $6.95 Value—Yard | arly —— ms congctoehy . 4 hoo : SMS. eet ot & me 8°55 EE $ 5.00 Blootan F ' ta] pan. - . Bedroom Suites P honograph Outfit f | iater received a postal card from is BN ” a im $265.00 3. Pe, ‘Painted Bed Suites, ame: gi | $275 Value at : $ 5» Sacasline SE ss net return, & Bt ee NS ae ee $1100.00 5-Pc. Satinwood Bedroom Suites.... $169.50 Ra EAPO SoD IDS = Be autiful S Ma | s had ve ided 1 se rol ’ ; me , : . ; te ¢ - :. pa : $34 4 " : ‘ ‘ $600.00 10-Pc. Rockford Dining Suites * ' oa iced th Ry ae ee SS $425.00 10-Pc. Walnut Dining Suites | Sek tee ae i | Lustrously finished, black silk - reat husbs . ai tprooft; mm | | ane | ciceamen ien a Qs 72 : ~ * | . chiffon Velvet — 40 inches Dy oer: - fe hk pars ee " ons Sie ite pts , 4 hon ogesca 2 REL MLE SS ie PU hee cae * Floor Lamp and 2 $450.00 2-Pc. Mohair Kidney Suites ; hogany drawer lining. $ 2 ot Ge 1g. 1, along with a apie s'es: Sa pie RS ae a 2. . See : wide and of jus € proper 12 RECORD SELECTIONS Mags advising her to go to Eas v. * aa ene ae $1200.00 2-Pc. Red Damask Carved Suites. ... . weight for weal aaa ' : | | : E : : p Your Old . Louis. A quarrel ar igh ae ogee $500.00 2-Pc. Mahogany Frieze Suites . | ; ; 7 os Ne and the cam — eee sa. as. te YD Dinine Suit : some Frocks; such a fashion- Phono- oe " a ae ee Indce W. L. Mor- Ly * = a= 4, = a $100.00 Walnut Vanities, triple mirror a ment = 7! ae we ee are ae be $450.00 2-Pc. Mahogany Mohair Suites. . fenead atch ob te | | j Accepted | ) i PHESTER H. ROWELL WILL . $365.00 2-Pc. Mahogany Living-Room Suites. $225.00 ing; a graceful type. | | Flat Black as Part me : ~ 2 ae caeaeee WOMEK VOTERS | $100.00 48-Inch Walnut Dressers . “Furniture Section—Seventh Foe | Ma Crepe , C $3.50 Value—Yard | - $2.50 V, Payment ee ~. oa 86 (| | | : ym Newspapers Also eS Ya Open Forum « at Its Peevey eee \ . to Be Feature of Meeting a ; ? ay) +e y Ly S$ Wii 40 ‘ie: _ ——— es SP Yea? » 9 ae Pgh OR fei 28 _ Ca ate thi, es: x firs boi aheapiac Sd on € ag ay ae P - I PG AOE A META NE IE ay MIRE IC RRR aE “8 , were - —_—* v7 - ~ “a pak deting a ee 2 ¥ 9 wiles so 2A alata cabscatie anon these ikke ide tie a ee a eg ae ee pry a “ Ae pe. tea: Full ities ee 8 : i. , Tuesday. Present | a A Special Group of 100 New ono sie = * , The ch flat weave Cash . : , ' Cag é 4 rie? y ° # Valuc a @ ers ata luncheon at Hotel Chase , $39 wWnior L am S ee oR. psn : c . Pe ; oe ; Se eS Se = ~ ; tm oeheay | Hi regen! ‘SS sess ee : Crepe de Chine wanted Fe eats , rae ol ug , a eso Ss | —— | for so many purvoses; of " * — , : , . . = : b . MY | 4 ‘ F- riety of favored Lght and Se. . ssenatiomn. Rowell Om dark hués, including black. - : Used Phonographs SF 5° an open forum on news. iS $1 as “ ' . ‘ : —7 : ‘ . shuren 4 : wi = \- a ra ——— many new details— ¥ k ‘ ans ede ae oS at a ‘= 2 - i sah : = at — 3. oe 83 Bese 3 : ae = 7 od 3 fe o* & 3 a ma : > i oe m7 j a s q a *% . 2 a .¢ be ees - = - ¥ F = Fa f Ss? — = r 24 ae = - . 7 s J oe ¥ F + : A c Shio.§: 3 4 ? os ve, ; Pe a. - ‘. a” oy ® 4 as _ € oe? a t Lic ee © : 3 mf . *« Fe = .. a Be The te ee ez ‘Da » tamed +. ? ae! » 4 iv oF ee se : ~ ‘ - a al — > , 4 . oo ¢ > t : oe By i = os - Ss 3 “ . oe % a > = eS - ®. a.m Ss ° oe oy 3: rigs i - os +. * ern? 3 ae e i > es a Sie ; fay et... 4 > + — ua ‘ Tae at eo y - Sac +s os eee 3 : ie = ¥ rs Fe. oe S 3 - bh eg ‘= % ig Cmy » “igemes i Star s ~ re ey 3 . * Ld iN : me se > a 5 3 % 5 4 +s 2 s 4 ae “ 2 . i =! - 2 Fy 7 : . “$ ; > * te ‘ é 3 ¢ b - i . 4S 4 * > = 3 x 2 - é : 3 - ‘4 x * 8 f s - = 4 ' PE NE BBE AG: + PGP gece be a HERS ay Exceptional Choice of Artistic Types of $12 to $15 Mirrors | scict con mints r 29 ne. Court Cabinet with HE Reyes Sen esp Pe np ies " +4 Oe ete yt Ree [luxe stainiesws Anives $37.78 — $20 to$ 22-50 Lamps ; ‘ . | t, 26 - (ourt Cabinet with HH. De | ge Lamps —, : = Ottered $62.79 “Laxe stainiess Saleanci ne NA i nie a amr healt dons #4 5 AS GARI esp Birks, “ 7 " _ ** At? & ast to know rhe et aegis. = oe Q npden hase (Brid hh, eS fo. Raa ; ina der ~a0 So Npreboeng = —O gold and black polychrome $ Tra-poons, set of six wd a et : ' e - * Py : ++ 1t) ul] wi * { {fe ~Ih ww 4 ay rae “— ~* - “se eS ™ “rite ae et of six and 2 vacuum } “ 2 ae. ++ : 2zainted parc Monday at Dessert meena set of six j ; _ “hee Ee ip Padles poons, et of six sted Lonilion Spoons. «et ¢q Oval top uprigh it Mirrors with poly chrome or “oOup aeuanl “1 of =ix frames in brown and green mottied enn -inch size Iced Tea Spoons, «et of six... .. a * = over all. Also triple style Buffet or Mantel ¥ Mirrors in gold 4 Orange Spoons, set of stx...... $5.38 . ams Tie: 5 with silver burnished frames—21x52 inches over all. | ~ Luxe Stainiess Dinner Eaives, hollow handie«: «et of be ‘ae ed ; lI ral ia all us t- 7 se y , Canary birds in sé gy _ Monday—Many Will Make Selections From These Unusual Groups . - ~~ « >» . | . int ingers. nsider th mas gifts In a Special Pre-Holiday Offer of chee! rar . A T » Ml | 29-Pc. Buffet Sets Avi 95 Hendryx Cages $5.50 Bird Cage Stands All- oo] Bl e k t : | Wich candi $34 25 Round style brass Bird Cages Regulation height brass Bird all Y S | 46 — Knives, De Laxe 5: se with brass wire seed Cage Stands; with circle at : guard, feed cups, perches and tached to weighted base, erase : i “ainiess Cash Balance removable drip $3 74 tup ng anc polished $4 35 _ , | . — : : . Flat Dt Forks wee ~~ of rimish Shocies Be iat - a Rs ah os a eae Xl resi 48 . OSE ATES 0 et BO IP pe een. oe tisha Le niet aes: oc iets Soe Sa pee on P Per ga wi thoy ; en eee ee ee ee ee eee OS on ie uea ae 7 oy 4 pate Poe ~~? eS ile ek RN a! Gy Ball ngs 8 ER le” hee Gee Dae ree = hein . ; eis “ne 5 ne eae Ge ™ nal z te re . = v alent Lig Fa oe ed Also Includes é Clothes Baskets Through merit alone the Great oover & As 9 housewives. Tet: 1s Wanted when :; orth is - ) — . 1.75 V | ha. = Sa. \ geet @ These heavy-weight Bia Tea Sets, Baskets and M. known and buying out of the household (sf "anes sialic! iw! , =" are woven of pure nail yarns | budget makes it easy to acquire. ——eneeee >. f | & essa. FS setae large " q : SRG =S==2i2e-# 5 Oblong shaped Cl othes Baskets of ~ - 8 g. cox fa rmeses oor A patterned b tan. The praewer ws] be a sunnnc ane amene inno 26- nal a. nr. / al ya : : | 2.25 12-qt. Oval White Enamel Dishpans. . . $1 34 im plaid patterns of mized col- med. : [or nightwear. | - 42x36-inch Pillowcases to $7.50 Fern Stands, Removable Inset $4.49 oring: war rg meee ing; warm and od 7 Yard Basement (Gallery. durable. Each $5.95 match, each, 35¢. : Ma, » seh r sian, 4. bs y ; , ” ite ye Doge: SFr of Perk Walks. > aati! P igs . a . . - and ch ‘ _ * es Sage ee RRP» & YS ae pi he & mH * “ , f Bene 5 oe £9 “ ue re! Sa Pal i vt a Bes Res ik se Naas ‘ Pag es Me Brice nl Ie ’ = . bow re ea, - ‘ Asai e AK ¥ BT iti, LOA g; fate iw Foy * Rie dt aiimdiamine ate " ‘ oul e Aa ra bh . ARAB! , ve re Se ee eee ee eee | er Weis ees . : y . eo . : 5 eet ie eth Satie i Ne ee ie eo ‘ a Pinas ee A An Peat ale He ° aE ok. Mae eae . és stain : * i. sai . ae, m wee 54 as Ks % ” * ar a * be alee ie “ B.. Saaae eR . Mie f ob Te i ok we cy a, 7 ee Oe Pinab a 3 oa g ‘ > \ - * -] ting er . 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oom tg AUIS POST-DISPATCH ae | ___SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 _ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . y — We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted _ New Metallic Hats | French Silk Chemises icone mae adiento e brir: pa Specially Priced $6.95 to $11.95 York. Also felts, fale silk Hats. end’ mets delicate, hand. embroidery #0 typical. of trimmed models. ) Crepe de Chine and Ninon = "eee | OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY — —in Tovely light tinte-—charming for gifts Lingerie—Third Fleer THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Los A.geles Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland 7! * x a % ¥ ‘ " a cal “ y - ' oe ee pe ae li ee Espey! F ‘ >> ; a Vee ? ‘ ™ . ee % fen regen ee vio gee 7 x 2 ve oe Arai oan Pe ne ae NTC 2 Nr EI IN Rh OIA TOTTI AR BIE 9 mT Re ee amt BONER Te Ae cin ge es A Hh Sh date oo ae erIgwed , Fee Oe ee ae | Onarga, SNE ee Ae « Pre~Holiday Sale of Silks Begins Monday Morning—Offering 35,000 Yards of Newest Fabrics Specially Purchased for the Event € One of the season’s outstanding Silk oppor- | ae oo ¢ ere Seana’ Sie a era. seers Me Pid ny Hag be AO ere eg ae GO 1 RR WATE re m apo | ey ey aggre & bp: pe ve Pa = sap h ; Poe ~ 5 € Silks for every purpose—only a few of the avengs . : tunities—the more fashionable kinds in fa- at V | | = RY value-giving groups shown here; it is the time ese rt . vored hues—all of such desirable qualities and TATE CE C Ve ee yf, to select gift patterns and for all your own id rand | Mohair Suites et at such emphatic savings that Monday morn- garments and accessories for the economy to . ep ancioniar towel nem qnnepagipganinetes stem Pree eghie ben ate AA ry tte: WS 8 Bi ,ign Boe? bs wi a b 65.00 $169.50 | 195.00 | PUIG? Dastproct; aun. | : ey en silk - This black satin Crepe is in 14° ae.’ EE NES | 4g ‘ aS a asi rer ia This extremely popular weave 45 00 | hogany drawer lining. | chiffon Velvet — inches wide demand for frocks, slips AV & SS Fe éea\e%q Gorgeously beautiful weaves for BR [eemMe\é : q@ Rich, reversible Crepe Sat- is of all-silk, medium weight | 85.00 | wide and of just the proper and other garments —revers- ] |, Tex, | 1 Javti . in 4 . 53 | . 7 of proper weight for day- and 40 inches wide. The many ) 39 00 . —— — weight for wraps and hand- ible, and of the much-desired ane "8: AD Ta * m8 Ceegant| Caytane we cvening COA | are time and evening frocks; 40 colors in this group make the i ' | Dinine Suites : some Frocks; such a fashion- 54-inch width. You will want lod 4 kOe costumes; the velvet brocades Tes TF inches wide; in cocoa, fallow, special price of $1.49 even oo $200 “ ; : ‘ able weave that this saving is many yards at this saving. Oe Maw “yg are in many self-hued, two- DF Gite, Web AL wen YA getteo— some with a” dae 4 125.00 ing; a graceful type. Flat _ Black Canton Printed 4, LAPS a: SP gold colored tinsel Pe ASS ag ty Gage Wash 54-Inch | Georgette + AN ee NE Ome . _ “ . — five str YP ohn Lad ra—D Peg ae rene . ” . ag 7. OMe a es vad a “ 2: Rog tees Senpetn Seal LW taro ainieinaned se eehangnc one map Pm apt enters ea ~_ os . outed rahe NRE - Pennine wee ene Wra are pears rey epeerenanirciry ek paid nek es ERI re nea SURE hme tare em han salltenesntsdneny tenterepnibnans satiate Ban Shaheen a, abn weeps Gabba pers -ntnitink nego Antenne dn do “sebied 2 bas jlelcealastialpintn ahs oltpiin slime Silgboes Seed nloas a ie. ae ie, rakes Yt ~ eee we EL rtp t+ + “Furniture Section—Seventh Floor | [Pep Crepe | Crepe | Georgette Ce SB ag RR & threads_ inter- TEN IF NEE ' Crepes _ Charmeuse | Crepe $3.50 Value—Yard | $2.50 Value—Yard | $2.98 Value—Yard +440 2%, Cee \ mingled. Many | ie ; i if Re $2.50 Value—Yard $3.98 Value—Yard (| $2.98 Value—Yard ? “ } ~ite , , “s of y, ‘ } a ~ AG yw y . " 7 ‘ { P “> v ey . i hai fD a ¥ y= s x. . / . rata y ’ ap - / f . Y we ; — % f / 4 - A, > 4, . , a ia : Le &, ¥ 4 2 ] . ee. A, ¥ ¥ « ~ 2S > . ‘ «34 —+ re ee } . . 5 P : i f+ oF . a os A A eee oe aed _——— — ; . bi » * on a* a“ ‘ ¢y . ’ wa fy SS i ; * 4 : ° ” n ‘ x ‘ >: +" 2 ee ees _ — : re cect schth isetloihstaeepiatatainetorhitah tines sheet Caren tits sete ike. tice ase Ai ave - Beginning Monday—To Continue This Week Only—Famous-Barr Co.’s Monday—W omen Will Appre ciate These Unusual Values in Community Plate Club || Art Needlework — 15 Mi | Make Your Selections and Start Delightful Christmas Gifts ) 1TTOTS Select From This List @ Become a member of this Club—then you may select Com- Select From This List al Choice of Artistic Types of «eee ae sata, Ai Ob tag war ew rte Bs ot dadig “ — my oe nn cayenne 4 ie reaper: ils ey Aenea ir alata aA reat RN ORRIN AO Ae 88 AT REE A AA EOIN AC INS A LS a oowniy n 7 : ] m sv ¢ 74 3 26 or 29 nc. Court Cabinet with HH munity Plate Ware in any pattern—anc use it while paying for 43-pce. Court Cabinet with HH. De , . _ _~ Stam d Jewel S reads | De Luxe stainless Knives. it. You pay no more than our regular cash price—with as little Luxe stainless Knives . .$58.25 Stamped Pillow Tubings — pe : P $ I be’ my | o56-pe. Court Cabinet with - as $5 paid at the time of purchase (depending upon the amount y geese Dinner Knives, modcled $1.50 Vahue, $ 9 | ee $6 95 : y * sini Genes “4, | garland pattern for dainty at Mirrors with polychrome ornamented it Bouillon Spoons, set of six ‘ vs ie a crocheting. Choice of | zs ? pastel embroidery. 4. “gh s tal Pierced Round Servers. each... $3.25 WRT LE | . y w maaan ai caaie dd mess suum sisted saa $2 Value, | 6 B ee boudoi Waste | | } : a , $ § | rocade boudoir. aste White or dainty pastel co Special .. ° Baskets; with French print ored Fudge Aprons; stamP- | Gream krinky Bedspreads, | medallion; finished wita ed for single outline em- full size with bolster attach- | braid ied frames—21x52 inches over all. — $7.50 and $8.50 Mirrors Three and five opening Mirrors—and up- right console styles: ornamented frames in a... ee... $5.95 eael 7 Rs q i Sd se ty + 4 re ieee ie 2 a broidery. ment; designs for lazy daisy or French-knot embrojdery. es Mirrors—Sixth Floor Doll or Bead Fringe Lights t stmt mat House Frocks | A SMALL PAYMENT | Stamped Y; digit AB AUB ALS AS | . oidered Models $7.95 Value, ‘ : ‘ r ONLY | = 3% | Mie Fee AE y £1.50 Value, ¢ | ‘ Hand Embr | ee ives 6.29 : | : om . Ye : >) pla tie ee | gray black and red Effectively | Expert Sandwich or Cake Tray........ anree-Piece Tea Sets........... | $60 oa oe . . ; ete ithe + ; ' 70x80 | ere a vB aged a oy | Waeeets ........ os aT $ >> $28/ > ookiet Silk Tatteta Pillows | 1 cotton sateen, - | Saety Oe Weve SEG] .- .--+0---- ' | Sugar Bowls inch wtbasdits Sauee $1 | . ’ All Week | Dessert Set, sugar and Cream.... ae tai liana Ss at ee 6} a a <¢ —on table ap- — — : : — inch size. | ' ‘ | . pointments — ween Psizemee reset | Specially Priced 1 +396 —who will Plain 16-in. Meat Platter.......$16. | Oval 18-inch Waiters.......... $23 aerrery Be || a: ed igs Fi gladly answer Plain 18-in. Meat Platter....... . Double Vegetable. side handles. .$18 $ : prominent pein \ JS) | | | $ 95 oY ial OS Re neni Pillowca es any questions Plain 20-in. Meat Platter. eeress : j Gravy Boat and Tray ie? ane are , ‘wial secre | ; ; [. | ap is Sheets | l s | concernin g Well and Tree Platter, 16-in.... | meena Of Mel Tray. .........)... 7 caries, given Fant tle | (4) uh A new assortment of fancy ) correct usage | Well and Tree a ee “ag fag : $35 | ees GE Rel MOEN. . csc coal. Bev eh out , : : | Stamped white bas- | | 200 new styles inf “Nye 4 Jue Pillowcases, neatly trimmee § and care of Well and Tree Platter, 20-in.. . .933. charge to | = ie ket weave Scarfs | tailored or shirred aR J@, | with lace edge and me- nae CUSem™mmunit y women Mi 5 tee with drawn - work fancy silk taffeta or POS 7 dallion inserte. Each... i ~ | | Plate Ware. Club Payment Terms Are as Follows: ‘ : iy! Fe <t) edge; complete ex- bright rayon Pil- 3 nace | caliente an: * Be SD Pewee oem cept for simple em- lows; in light or! 5 Month! BK. " “ee id rk s) "Sheets of Outing Flannel On $25 to $50 Purchases, $5 Cash, Balance Monthly—Over $50 to $100 Purchases, $10 ~ — y "1 broidery pattern dark shades. ~ a 36-inch lovely quality cotton Select Your Own Design—Select Your Own Pieces—Pay On ly Our Regular Cash Price Bs ~ Seuy Hem- Outing Flannel; soft and fleecy for nightwear. 9 yuraeees <0 ie eadeweses Cc. ded ———— Third Fieer

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATE+ SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1920 gn —- someeng SELOUIS PI iS T- Weal CH PAGE ob —_Few ted Articles Excepted Pe : We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restric Pp Quilted Satin Robes . | Senta Ie ba Imported Beaded Bags 3 ¥i for $5.95 to $27.95 Attractively Priced at $12.50 -— = Ready to Greet the C alues JS to ID - Iron $10 to $45 yall New models in quilted Laer ypeelig" excellent . @ ——— , . A special importation brings this excep satin, with mannish notched or Tuxedo col = @ . a anal aiedies of metal beaded Bags—all o: lar, and cord girdle. Boudoir shades ce Cleese, i ‘ changeable effects and dark hues. | @ the most exquisite workmanship. Almost an; — color combination—and the newest O P E R A T E D B Y T H E M A Y C O M P A N Y cishiesasiauema a Handbage—Main Fieor THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS.BARR CO. M. O'NETL CO. THE MAY CO, Les Auageles Denver St. Leute Akron Cleveland wee ra ‘Rg ne aa “eR ag ioe 5 oapietlnent. Bhar TR Aine sya} OM ne : “ ‘ , ae i SOL SIAR edge asad: sonects aces cebabr-s hssatoadh. ono adtliededes sane ee fa bh: a kd ’ a , cA ‘ + ‘ 4 r . i gay asia hee cae ty oe ites evades) ay aunts: aE 5 ; : Poet Sm ey * IH yarns ‘ as MM et A Choice That Will Delight You in Latest Types of An Unusual Group—W ith Savings in Daytime and Evening Approved Coats Winter Dresse ke That Are Exceptional V alues at Offered, 7 > RR ‘tg onday, $35 to $49.75 Values—Choice > 6 6 Frocks and | J i= (A ime = 7 7 a +. = — es - “Buddy L” Steam payee @ Your wardrobe should certainly be aug- (As | = 7 : s] Rs @ So authentically and carefully developed » ee P t r hi ing—for these te , fitch and badger lied with t - aa — ee : $59.75 to $450 to 5274 in Extra-Size Section. Sizes 14 to 18 in Misses’ Section; at Savings of poy cm Bigs oe 34-to 44 1n Women’s Section; che tostdionti lain 921, to 5214, Extra-Size Section I | $25 to $32.50 Frock to . rOCKS ) Other Coats | | | | —Mostly for Afternoon Wear —In Every New Winter Mode : 2 Pai toads he cadens ae poe fun, ~ pailding many models. SU ae ert CN ty hil ae ‘ Sax , ry wer * * te PNET “4 ‘% a ‘ ‘ 4 z Ay we Sa ae om & x a ae @ This remarkable choice of hand- Special \ as : ted % ; ie 4 "60 : ; * 395 - some street, afternoon, dinner and — ae ie See 4 ex Black : — evening models is tor those who want , \ | | boards ultra-correct gat ments; some are orig- Of Georgette, Canton : AN a | . | $5.95, $4.79 From the pilaine st t m Parisian creations, others from crepe satin in newest colors 7. : models th | n Ss ment ord ‘I | css oe designers. An | with lace, fur, embroidery ; nd : otis | i ““Mnstructive and always you cho: ft all tl is fashion rat nary opportunity to obtain | trimmings. Women’s, misses’ and extra | ) | 2 “sane ye ie . ; " . : . es _ o | Te" = iil 5 = 1; a me . ' F - boar and mens, nm | 7 costumes for holiday oc £1zes. : revolving chart. a 3 ie SA & MARES ta hh ROR at spare ae sakers sn Hy aye tole de Blin: we ee gant Rese eet Ae SS _ “ iat BE AS ey nae tke P bo: le ROVE oa f a Ma ata} Diecse pee = P er oe ed fot ae ROCe ah ditias FESS. Fourth Fleer Fourth Fleer Monday—An Exceptional Offering That Will Attract Maxp=— | China Tea Sets decorated in From Two Leading Makers—This Purchase ot | = | 12,000 Sample Hdkts. = S_¥ / “Corticelli” Silk Hosiery § ===" A Discontinued Style— é — j 2b $159 Teddy Bears as 25c te 75c Values—Choice Monday at ————— ns ee a a >S) : —— ae a SSS ee oe > ‘pp ¥. S175 Aluminum Cookin 2g | : q Sets | , 3 | Fi \a ; special at —— on . ] t — oj / » §) j% _ $1.50 Painting Sets... 986 $1.00 Parcheesi Games. 89¢ ~ be chosen in s- @ Women's Han tiefs. for gift or persona] needs, may . re j oe — * ‘eis ik¢ uy, a Wiss tii2 5 An Event t the Pr e-Ch rist ~ — la! ar] ivided in : smart shades, pecan % Handkerchicfs—Main Fleer it group O7 nvenient i ion a : : - Be. , = gg an . . ' } : } : : . . . . * > 2 a 7” There are kinds of pure bit Handkerchrets linen, of soft silk crepes, white trim i with cc oa” ae A oe sstructible Artificial Pearls at Sav More Than Halt 7 2 Select Proftitably From These Groups— is La Tausca Pearls : ' {fe Monday—Take Advantage of These Unusual Values in ‘ The Savings Afforded A Group of or 7 . Costume Slips Novelty Kid Gloves — c“Sumates” AcsScial renee a dy Lenore” and “Lady Eli = nd é a: =| N- O- 4 a () .N- >) | tain to Please.. Some G Specially Priced ) Special eee Peri eter neh — ns ith stone-stude olit id or ~— Exquisitely 1 $ 69 S | Monday, Pair a P . SAL D ”y Jewelryv—Main Floer : : e : | Supply Your Needs From These Assortments ~ Barton’s 50c Dyanshine Kotex Sanitary Napkin € Bodice top Slips. fashion- . ~ eae _ FQ ad J aay ee SS ed of lustrous radio-glow, : a | te 4 « , . 33 Z are trimmed with picot edg- | b ge ing; inverted side pleats give Tomen’s 2ood oual- ; | a | Ps ) the necessary fullness. In a 4 i t At \/ 3 : #5 dlls cad variety of dainty colors and . | Abs si qual- white. Sizes 34 to 44. ay Se nal ent comfo r rta bly Silk Sports Bloomers —of crepe de chine or jer- - “ a * my z r igi i. - ‘ os ii ue 4 2 , Freres ” mo 4 a 2 ou aes i* erghge PARAM oR Gergana Diet 4 Bier . oe Se). ee snp tite ATE: ances ott ye pet (ive hatin " REP 4 “3 WRAPS Moki ih a i LEG Se LaP Wye 4 (RR el “ ‘ ed ‘2 WE > ihe, Rem Ong tO ae os Oe _ ! Pe GEO ey ae J I» several new o . and W: are o " 7 nw war? ' < sey; all reinforced and cut full. a5 to 29-inch @9 ¢e Women’s $2.95 Kid Gioves ' lengths $2.05 € These Gloves are in the pepular embroic Monday—You May Choose From These Special Groups of Base Sania Belts - ae ered short-cuff styles; pi gg sewn $ 90c and $1 Hair Nets oO cloth Safiitary * |. RR “Sur ety” mur a 2 Hair Nets. doub! lastic §! s and awry OF Singie me in cap, fringe 69 ium and large sizes C cnc dis ~~ — Main Fico. — NI ee or bob style. Dozen. ae j . IN1e I OWTIS $1.14 ening Board Sets a = ——— Step-ins in ~ + : ° ° “Al-on"” : o —_— + —. A Special Purchase of 500 Printed y Memeiaeeas Sew-on Supporters § od : . ) , : - “ttn always attractive | | " ele | : . Meee aes ted Mercerized Black Darning Sotton | . ite and gold effect. 4 Yard Sewing Silk | | .. <a “s -y Surprising offer- W ash Dresses leeveless and capdleewed models. varion ie ee ee eee 2-Yard White Cotton Tape. ; ular si ncluded. coe . ee — 45c Gum Rubber Crib Sheets Wide Choice and Special at ee Wi _ Sanitary Aprons 95e Carry-Al Bags All-rubber and rubberized nitary lovelty _ ie evens tall : zed Sam tary Novelty Bags in stencil! Pro full and short sizes. ood size for week-end of 35¢ Gants $ | 29 $10 Fur Bands Special! These _— Net and nainsook top * 598 $18 Ring Mountings | .... Mattes Covers Hall , me Te ; — i in full, 44 or twin fiom end large sizes, in € These styles are the ones women and mitases 4 —~O —2 most want for Fall and Winter hama hours a f 18k. White Gold c fast ning vitiy $1 19 a. white anc natural....0% - . Bags oe. +1 o _ 60c Tea Aprons 85c Shopping ee they are of neat Prints and finished with a+ @_ Four-inch wide Thibetine and Fox- tractively shaped collars of | * ; + i 5 ; ofgandy or rayon ine Fur bands in the newest shades SSeS Sizes for women and misses. : most wanted for trimmings of various © ey’ Winter arme kal i K ents. Tipe. agi) $25 Platinum-top kinds $17.75 hae’ Tea nt € Very special prices for these favored 4 £ Ses! gns ot re guaran teed na ins deg PO K 7 ; The more popular Fall colors are repre. - resented and every dress is made with An effective way ei ‘o impart @ smart mountings for as many as seven stones; some with eo . synthetic sapphires. 2 a ‘erpros Timmed w } plenty of skirt fullness. finish to coats W aah . — Stones Without Erer ~ Dresses Third Pine Trimm inge—Main Fleer oat thout E 2 Charge : ruffles, sdchenen oe Fleer Raicers Mey flower ornaments Limit of 3. " es al ew Ce ee ee ee aes sir a oe ees hag Pe lige ig , % ¥ bi i ec a ? ” * eeneiebeen eee a ee . me: LODE LL Ve RAR alia OAR Ree Rent J ELLIE O De LOO LOOSE Ca OT: BONERS .

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ISPatre = ST.LOUIS POSI-DISPATL UNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBE , , j— SPATCH _SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 ST. LOuIs POST-D:ISFai tn We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. > Quilted Satin Robes . Santa Is in Fairyland ttractively Priced at $12.50 q Ready to Greet the Children 7 $20 Gladstone Cases r models in quilted Robes—of excellent : —and present a valuable surprise package to adh In the Luggage Sale, $13.75 eh cocniohy wien: Semcadl every child who purchases a 25¢ ticket at en- These walrus or smooth cowhide Glad- 9 renga 4] Pgs ike F 1 § trance. Earl Shipley, celebrated clown of the stones in 22-inch size, are but one of the re ee a | Hagenback-Wallace Circus, is also here, and | maskable groups of Hand offered in book. , been importance able effects and dark hues. . will give each child « souvenir ; ble ; . t of int Negligees—Third Floor ! Fr B Ditters ; O P E R A T E D B yY T H E M A Y C O M PANY hg wm a iy oy of in THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEIL CO. ‘THE MAY CO. Leggage—Gizth Vicor St. Louis Akron Cleveland s in Daytime and Evening For the Second Day of Toyland’s Opening—Manday Only—An Event of Events for the Buying of Children’s Gifts— 4 C - ‘ { @ ’ o-oo a resses RExtrao yale-or:| . | ») i | ™ ) | : Presenting Special Assortments of Freshly Unpacked Playthings—At Savings Which Make It Highly Advisable to Buy Christmas Gifts Monday : Steam Shovels @ You'll find these assortments offer ideal choice for every little one to be remembered this Christmas—and selection will be highly en- $6.00 $ 4.75 joyable for you, too, so fascinating are these bright, new products of leading American and foreign toymakers. Dolls, toy furniture, tea Value. . . sets—and scores of other things for girls; mechanical toys, trains, wagons and many more gifts that boys will treasure. All at important dan L” gv vl pean Savings, and, if desired, you may pay a small deposit on the Toys you select and we will hold them until Christmas. . All-steel Wagons with rub- | 07s etainet & ebankk. , ber-tired disc whe tubu- operated | : lar handle and steel ewe 4 ‘ -_ PRES AE ANGOLA LRA NLA EOLA AOE LA LEON SEL AY RETO LITO Bly EIR Ne 8 mm Los Aageles Denver . ‘ rest se Buon 1 halal tal ir te Cater tie ee r ae — . ‘> P sa sa acs fuss 3 ae es en tp ges 23 | ” a ee ae Wy: bors ual eran Se HE Nh eae ey Maa eet, Fs mate ithe y Pe aes) erm . a ee iti die Be 2 bis ig eer PO re CE: oe ence TOE ea gt le ing pi PR Myrna he, 2 aT 3: Sy Pe: ache Tey & Si ger PRG Pre ge r F oil ‘4 7 7 g a f ¢ So Sree Ly i i tO Spall a es ats alice puerta Nene Se laterally. pallial lies ine = niin sami ime tege ai fein xeiger oa amit gs pF Ba Bh eens “oe Tool Chests 75¢ | ae SS | i te mF | ~ W a ; Value... 59c —s pe. nal | ql r { A\ + so ie $4.85 : truction to ae ne : - . 4 | Wooden - d li htful f ys i | : ty é . : ; $1.00 Over-and-Under | Toy Cedar Chests Toy $3.98 Value $1.10 $1.35 Pianos $3.29 _ $5.25 Nursery Chairs, $3. Real Cedar Chests in $1.25 Roller Skates. .$1.00 Style— 33 . . . . 4.7) Aluminum Cooking | Pips white dresses .. ae 5 3 : . | $8.45 me © | : $4.45 Horsman Baby Dolls; dressed....--... pdepess | Ideal indoor play- _— : | ‘' $1.98 Jointed Dolls; with curled wigs fats things are these elec- : A | | $5.50 Original ‘‘Byelo’’ Baby Dolls ewe SL LL AC ee ee Atay Se tric-type Motion Pic- >) | : | 4g =which the doll family’s ng is mace } | ; on. : $6.95 Mama Dolls, with moving eyes | , ontinuance 91.00 Parcheesi Games, 89¢ _ a —. ale ee | crak sees Ran ie Hinged path gs kept. ityles; take ; Toys—Basement Gallery pportunity ta | range of - | Beginning Monday—In Time for the Season’s Festivities—Our Annual D kk M hi ; ; esk Machines Iinclud- e nude, $130 Value for ae ankKs?ivin Inne aTe een Main Filoo: ) $ —_ - . ~ - * m ; | ' | | ¢ , . . vantage of These Unusual Valuesin Hl) = he Savings Afforded Will y ca and Abroad Makes Choice Cer- S| = ay Needs € Domestic Rotary Elec- ' = se sl ts : | 4 SE the popular desk type | BRR Fam, GE SIE. ST , pe s, are not often available at y 7 — 8 Imported 100-Pc. A pee EO OP OD Theo. Haviland Sets f/ > a saving—so that those wanting this popular PY ‘ - a ¥ . m so nnnignite wit wee ae oe he a tae var hs Tis IEE (ee aN Pe oe Te ea , My et new FOP hn le RS AB inl POR na 27 " Ne ey ewer Te Ta ee ee OD oo Nate San te v canis, oughians OI NUNN RRR TERRE URE) eps, RRR RTE SO a RRR ti nett - ee ee i er i te ee Renita a on been Dakem'e s amen atte: ee Kin, be ee feta cn ale. ot A lt iw oo - a 248 eine eit : | $] 19 flesh white ~ : : - $11.95 $3 95 | make—Limoges French china—a 4 € Rew Electric Washers are 7C . : , China always proudly possessed— | | wide border pattern that will give aoe deamon a pies nage haven ea Leat herett e = this “Haviland’”—in an ivory bor- | Practical, daintily decorated ) Imported Sets that many a most decorative effect on your a ' ably with «a reverse-cylinder ac- ie Aneene a — — Nemec der and attractive flower design, fifty-piece be of American | esas ocr el gases Ls meets | table. 100 pieces—complete watt a —= have 7 capacity, stand- eae aed suis -Si a . : semi-porcelainware — three — — | hee le Ol old covere i. ae ee ard motor ball-bearin “copegpagery strong handles: with coin gold line on the — satterne with cote gold hen- shaped: 32 pieces—complete _ ice with coin g nae Hay ing . and coin gold covered handles. dies. Correct Dinner Serv- Breakfast Service for six | handles. strap —o for over mi s. pockets or shopping use. Limi : - - . tmit of 3. 5 Main Fie 100-piece Dinner Service. ice for six persons. persons. | China Section—Pifth Fleer Terms: $5.00 Cash—Balance Monthi blectric Shop— Basement imit of 4

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* ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH P AGE 8B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH "SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted $3 Girdles or > 7 » | , — Boys’ Trousers Children’s Gloves Girdl Tom Special, Pair $1.25 to $1.45 Values £3 te 1.98 $1.95 95c id $1.95 € Al-woot Saul and sports co = € Cling-around Girdles odet € Odd pants with cuff € Winter Gloves of ve- | ai ow “pa Bat Ss Eeor lour and astrakhan—with to 4 elses ome Dee moore: leather palms; al$o leath- O P E R A T E D B p T H E M A = C O M Pp A N > boned; sizes 28 — t and dark many colors and patterns or ae THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Les Angeles St. Louis Akro —sizes 7 to 16 years. Basement . Denver Cleveland Women’s Sweaters $6.95 to $8.50 Values —~ ‘ Vier yw eM YT € Specially purchased, cardigan weave and worsted Sports oe in Cardinal red, maroon, buff, navy and black and sizes 36 i aa Kiddies’ Sweaters —of brushed yarns in cricket style; 4 to 8 years. $1.50 Q5¢ value, special. Basement Economy Store ana a ~ 4 wees, Monday—Several Hundred Velvet Hats FLLING OUT H China, Glass, Woodenware $3.50 and $4.50 Values “ wiprices have. Bea ae ‘ . ‘ ; - in ~ ~ m = x : : a Se . ‘ ~ YSN = ‘ ; — ~-T a ‘ WS. “ ~* ae . ~ i ; i gS ~*~ & a Sas TS =~. ~ fate : i Ee : if = NS Ye ~ ~ ‘ . j ; *. “ES \ Sas oS SN . ; ss, , q . : i | : ~—— a Ns SS . SS ~~ * ~~ Sas . ’ ; ~ : : ‘ J . j ‘ \ ; So . ~ . . 4 “ . ~ | LS SAN SS SS Ss yw WAV . . : SS . Aa ‘ SY a. ~ ; . _ } ' i ae , . ' ." SS ~ . aN . ~ . . . » . . " 2 ; ~~ s. * . S SS ~~ "a ~ SSS ; . 2. ae ~~ a ; . , ‘ . NY _> . A *, ~s ~" ‘ > 5 ee. * ‘ . ; > Cc Pe R RES SS S SS SY Pee . . ; Lowest Prices Over . ~ aN . . a : : 2 . : ; : . ; - * SS . SSA SASS ‘ - ) ; . + j + ae ; ~~ - = AS SS .— SS x : ; ; ; ; “ie . ; % x - os _ —* SN ~ SS ~~ . ‘ : . ; . iene, r : 4 ? ' rac t “2nu . * : a ‘.' ve . . ‘ = . OPA | . . x, a ~> ie ee S. we y« ey ‘*\ Aw am . ." ‘ ' — | Pe ' _ fs ee ~ x : . ~ SS K- .. . ~~. * . Re ys ‘ ere SS * a . . ms : > SS ~ ~ ~ ~~ s ~ . ’ e ~ . _ oe ; Py: - ‘ 4 - ~ OS ~," “y . ~ ~ s . 4 " ‘ ' - = - . Q ~~ a. aA SAO a a ~ Se . . . : . ‘ ~ ~ Ne vil . > . ~Saas ~. ~~ o Worwoess ~~ Se . ty . — “ . i. . oe” ee 7 ' “ cx . ‘; ~~” A s . ‘ \ ~ , SS ~~ ‘. ~ . ee — “ ~ . ™ ~*~. 4 a mS = . So RN agen a MO wr _ SARA SR at Y aS : i . ‘ ' \ —. ; * . : . ~~ . ‘ . 2S ~ ’ a : * > . . , ~~ . Pn ] ~ : J — . ~* . ‘ . . ~ “ " ‘ a as ‘ 7 a ‘ : :~ ~ > : _ . . : ’ Z ~ . . ~ 2 . | “— J ’ j ‘ . > .% . . . .* ~*~ . : > P . * = ’ 7 ' . \ ng ~ _ — ~ te s . . ’ .* } ; . . ‘ * 7 » . ~ : 7 ; | . » ‘ ~~, _ ‘ . ‘ J > ‘ . . . : ‘ » ap . ‘4 " ‘ TEN SS . : | he RSS ‘ ‘ Med size an arger aressy s . . WA ‘ . hes in ‘ LitTi ii aN ‘ 4 ; > i. * . ch p ‘ bed . . ° ; vet Sepa at tractively a and smartly madieek’ : 6th & Washington | @ Heavy-weight robing cloth makes | riously colored and black models with figmm . hes tin and silk-cord trimmed fancy pins and other finishing touches. 973 PA WINTER UNDE cer shah ealectnans cleus 86 te The Basement Apparel Section Offers This Special Group of Basement © ath 44. $2.95 Corduroy Robes Heavy wale, plain and embossed; 7 60 AL P § Men’ ” & es big sample Hine sizes 36 ee , 7 wrt | | we th up + §$ Children’s Robes Sample Sweat ai” P| — hp) , Vibe j BOO = * £; tt wt std , a! o's’ eee ox ’ Oe Pew % 54 y) +f My oad fs ee , ‘abo s* ae x ; An Interesting Selection of a ey ee eA, Sy ” f Vi, LN phd f i f. ) fy ty 4j if, Af / Y Mi My UTR, a “VY Yh, * *s SF * ‘4 V4 f tae jf ff —of heavy robings in attractive patterns MUSLIN — 36-in KS $2.95 —Silk Lined and Very Extraordinary Values at .............. oa fy PE $2.50 to $3.50 Values Basement Economy Store , } @ There are hundreds of these Wnter Coats—and you'll find the choice most un- AW fm | $ 1 I5 Select From These Samples in usual. The variety of smart styles meets the demands of all figure types—every ) N ] Gl Coat is silk lined and the tailoring will please you greatly. The tashionable use of } he - Ove ty Oves furs on collars and cuffs makes them mght up-to-the-minute and Monday morning . & = Pigee e cd so, ll ee a should find you eagerly selecting here. me pull-on, cricket and lumberjack : | WOMEN’S AND C 3 we te te OS + | styles—plain colors and fancy | | : , — Values Cc Coats fashioned from a wide Coats inthe new shades of 3 ee ee ff ae | fc New fur-trimmed Costs € itera a Gloves — all assortment of excellent qual. brown, jungle erecn, Chanel f Be: “Sart. broneleth en L ’ AX “| “$998 pow itheey cit aonence at Ry of Were On8 S red, rust, blues and a partic. a { pongee Blouses: white, colors YC) wooden khan & ome Bees woolens—fur trimming add- ularly wide choice of black . 4 | = to Regeln aa 2 7 Pa range. Basement Economy Stere ing to their attractiveness. models. Basement Economy Store Basement Secneny Store Maun ieee , a4 CHILDREN’S C . | as | hildren’s . fur-trimmed tvies and shades. Sizes 3 You'll Want Several Pairs From This Group of , A Group of Monday Offerings That Will Mean Savings to You—{ ~ ; ; 4a | ; ae $6.98 ity 3 Men’s and Young Men's 3 2 4000 Pairs Women’s Shoes Overcoats| Men’s Union Suits @ AA | =a]2 cm’ 55 me $22.50 to $25 Values 52 Velen, $ ‘1 A4 the Pair .. AS gO Special... @ Many of the season’s popular footwear styles—Oxfords, two and three straps, pumps and colonials—in patent, satin, black and 7 / iong sleeve, ankle len tan leathers, and the fashionable combination effects. Shoes wit AN /| Th; ama 12 36 to 46. Louis, Cuban and low walking heels—sizes from 2! to 8 in on : ie style or another. Basement Economy Store (} 4 ALN 001 Overcoats in dou Men’s Underwear Women’s Underwear 88c to $1 Values Women’s Children’s 5 Oc Union Suits Union Suits These are elastic ribbed part-wool Union Suits in igt th style; gray muxtures. Finely ribbed cot- An unusual tte ton Vests. Drawers for those j Wiring mec! leeveless, le and special Bloomers; regu- sizes 33 to : ai : LOT ZTR stvi ly nurchas: ; lots: lar and extra sizes. | : Basement Economy Stere ~Gy ad ‘ rete 7 A ~ xtz ea pete? ” ae “ wes | _ : Basement Econemy Store - sand — hm W OMEN Sav Sab f tiall 5 S l ti F sepia oe #3 LOWS “ a Monday Shoppers May Participate in Unusaal Offerings of | 14 i ioe WAIST ° : 2000 Yards of Silks : 12 aS aa In the Linen Section) © ¢.«: 18 69 urtains and Kugs aye: = ales . Pree ° id a — Ps - le on ¢ ee : hy ba op seal att oe . i yates agama ° y . ‘ ‘ mw. ohare ee aaliaon : gs j ~ we “ ee ea . “ = ahs hk Sih 4 aig ah ne > Rake nace 4 tee 7 Meher Glee Pas ‘ ¥ wiih " Se pret . 5 . =e ~~ _— tis = BES weg oth ae ow ig reves : cee ot a a te f es phe i Bey cae f 6 ; ; eR aa ee . Bis. peidealiy 3 a , a ‘ - : odie Bi inte Wa at id ER 4)» P "ante Shee r ® + bose BS! * ., - + a “ és Fs Pee be pe Cs “ek ey Veo Ri 7 ~ TV ie Gee 1 . ah m : . ; Ce a ee ee a . » i ak Ais - veg ey oo a TE ae PF Re) , ¥! . , : joes wills. soem gi : cit DS OR iy te - cotaing a. Se omy dy ae s. 4 <i eh ce ‘3 Ped i Mae iysita gi ule RR iE ie Seat roger 3 sescsegrneiaeeiestiaaiae ets OM es OU SE NC Oye te Pe nae beet a2 N 5 gt TM fy. kw 4 . IE bee eyoes, Housewives Will Be Eager to Take Advantage of These Offerings Be "e Bere Proidat th iccbe Re fae UN AB A tft ol oct crt licdii tn io. imate Sank! 7 ee Values, Yard.... le for Winter frocks. linings end other purposes ars Excellent Kinds Wanted for Winter home Brightening ’ ggg ip 88 a ae . Pd - F | ate he * 4 te fer" Ae SP as “ae Barty i aed ccs ot Assortments From Which You'll Select at Savings! € Suitab these Sil in smart new colors. oe Fa washable crepe $5 Madeira Napkins L weaves, pe, flat crepe, Georgette crepe. ena siihiase ie at - | » ~, uncheon Sets changeable taffeta, black satin and moveity Silks. uf fl - 3.50 Drape J Alltinen band-embroidered Breakfast Sets Imported cotton damask Satin: Cuanadl ei Pane? Curtains . — wa . ee ee pa “a so-inch Damask in stripes and scalloped r2xiz-in 5: S 3S, ' nch tui l-bl ch -—- - ‘ Seieala ‘ T+ ‘ . seen Useful for Many Garments Are These nee $3 Value, Each Maderia Napkins; bu: serfiy Spectaliy Priced ARMSTRONG’ s and basket designs. Limit of $4 50 loti ath : colored border _ ‘ue or rose ruffles : fo] calheaaaall twe doren to € 3. 75 ae own or gift ¢ Woolen aa oo Se ee $1. 9 Monday. the yard... | 1! N 0 [ E (J Mi : All-linen soxsoq-in. Cloth Porto Rican we so ™ a o fo : Jacquard Panel Curtains. so : Towels with hemstitched colored Imported Tea Cloths $2.50 to $3.98 : elite: aakiee Or ie $2 Rayon All-linen hand-embroidered border w th N ‘ ° | ncnes wice and 2°, yards = ith beortas back | oe Soule ' ean ith six Napkins to Japanese 6o0x6o-inch size Val Vand With lace edges: cellen long—with sadiaaeh * Sik, 0 aes | — inghet ~~ en * yster white guest owels: match; neatly boxed. Lovely Tea Cloths with light bac! aes, fara... quality er »2 toms finished in oe i ae pro gee! tied “Det tes beautiful coler com- ~ tor gi £t use. ground: ceili ye — ” ey Sie ; is timished with three- wide—in stripes and — = binations ; ee - §9 ? As ial arch COmprisin _ irp) s 7arGs .0n Mo TUs. | imcni rayon buillicn fringe. designs—for door of . bday : signs in blue.... L . ee ee ee # maker's surplus of all- ridth: pai: ! Se eee yard UF™ window hangings: oo ne te a ——— wool 54-inch fabrics—novelty checks. flannel. coating, twills. eee : a aac fia oe eee ° : serge, jersey and other desirable kinds. All-linen $1.89 S Linen Damask : Sana con Robe Cloth Basement Economy Store Lincleum = gga pte tenes meg ae Table Dam. | 36-inch Beacon Robing, in new dark color , : eo ies TBAS® MALE 18 sandsome $! 39 oe eg for robes or smoking Fr colleen aad G6 aces ae : inane — rom peed! ner cae coats of ~~ _ ee ree e jackets. ea 5 . a i S€Sigms 4n ‘fs Wice; io : acking anc good designs; secon . Ph wad ancien de c Plaid Blankets Comforts long curtains; ya: - - $i.t5 grade; square yard 39c Cotton Satinay Cotton Outing i — $4.95 oS 30. 95 S6xros-inch ra - — 9 Ki i cende. oe and cot- ate ee £3 mish Cot- 96-inch soft fleecy cotton a me? $8.50 Kinds r4-inch ruffl es on si des: in peach, ng Flannel stripec ™ - ~1 +s cnacice of ‘ ficured materials ama § teet lomg: scalloped and terms h ; tn 68x8o0-inch size, with rose, blue an $5. 9: undergarments. yard Gee .... d Yard 33¢ —— Yard. several colors. Jard s ‘nged ond of $r | $47 grade Phage Sim : tse! , a4 -446% ~ as + - so | G J Trac e2ch Velvet Rugs . biack and white: a terns. for sieepi I24¢ bound ends: choic ~¢ Basement Becneusw =2¢ Basement F : = ne . F a See

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ST.LOUIS POST- ‘NDAY MORNING, NOVEMBE : ; srg mes oud SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 9D _ 1 oe ; « Se - RIDG FE Lt ( YT ae L( » we A R] iby EI g oAETY COUNCIL F(R their desire to reach the side-|Friday on the northwest corner Page boulevard, to City Hospital | esse6os ae | ADVERTISEMENT . | ga ® a ee valk. : lot at Union and Page boulevards. | wh xhys ou 4 ‘ “Tomboy” Skirts nD IGEHOTELCLARIDCEI “The creation| of a. neviral sone |When the boys untengiod after bier gee nes found hie right iF ee - results in the creation of two one- | particularly severe line plunge, it === NOW IS THE TIME TO ENDED HIS mere PS aadagy $ 1 95 . | LIVE cy PARKWAY way streets on Olive street, one go- | was found necessary to take Frank eet OCR ‘ i . “." T ROO. 23 | ing west and the other east. The | Liekwig, 13 years old, of 5168 | a Sines ‘J s | | re e¢ . danger of vehicular collisions is | : . — R | © Uj Mi A T | S a 9 CHRISTMAS RHEUMATISM «A BS : ri | minimized where one-way streets @ . | | S48 _— ; Cust Sa 7 are created. On one-way streets | EASE YOUR SUFFERING CARDS S| | . LARGE ASSORTMENT— | , “1 am dighty-thece years old and 3 do BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS ot the army. over’ | 30 years, ago. fae y for sizes 27 to . tae. art Segregation of Traffic, Greater! an vehicles are proceeding in the | Money to Loan WEAR GENUINE COLLINS’ t and dark sate ieee 7 Safety for Pedestrians, the same direction and there is no dan- ALL- : $ ger of collisions with vehicles trav- | Many times a considerable RED FI ANNE! 2 CARDS with $1. 75 s called coarea Kye ey * s rig , oa amount of unnecess; orry is Main Reasons. eling in opposite direction. caused by owi pe og a w bil ng g/ oe: WOOL name printed. % Ae until ., —, alm y ) big Zylo Frames | Clearwater, 20-F OR COSTS YOU NOTHING | ae \_« Ym ae { sre. ichowell, Maine, Send Sem ian Z oe jmen, has had vigorous Opposition! with most perfect large Toric) 0 fr ! i from the Real Estate Exchange, Lenses, fitted free by our expert 5 ht pv =v m p i l @s-- i nares A Rowe : a Ph : rou forge Y m. et. oy oh. = = | as voted dow H est vote tiel: . ‘ nt - . oO! Ow ong Stanciig, can Le quick: | m row away another dollar on o LLEN’ ULC tie are ar is goo “ Locust at Lightsenth . and w as yOu d : C n in a t re ‘ optician, a graduate with years of ly healed without. risking a penny. — style trusses! Use the “HERNIATONE”! asLvi bee bee ee gores enya cere way to some affilcted friend. Al in the Citizens’ Bond Supervisory | experience in fitting Glasses, for | write ana I will eemd you a combinatien | dee: latest invention for the rational relief vther salves combined. It is the most Who send will receive it by retgm mail Committee. only One Dollar. Similar Glasses | fetied ‘son! $i, otherwise Jour owe ales. | fure opening at’ omces Calf ortwtie, “WY | Powerful, Salve, Knows and, Reale. sore | xiii Siz Cuetes Bele rr . " € r ~ ° ; | ™m up, raw z ou t € James T. Davis, chairman of (he | sold elsewhere $3.50 to $5.00 Spe- lutely nothing. | THE HEKNIATONE Co., poisons. By mail 65 cents. Book Free \7 : : -" ’ |, s : ; ‘ atertal is bought an@ sold LAR RIT \C oan TEI Legislative Committee of the Safe-| cia! lenses, extra W. BR. DARLINGTON, | oom 1, 601 Pine St., St. Louis, Mo. . P. ALLEN MEDICINE CO. sa) Oe ee ‘ > pany J i nH @ ( yy ay FG iSiat , , 22 Kuro Bidz. Kansas City. Me | Hours 10 to 3 (Saturday, 3:30 to 5 P.M.) | st Faull, Mine. through Post-Dispate “aA ) jj . \ 1) ty Council, has stated the follow- — \RUL DGEHO] ing as the basis of the council’s | lus . Ld y -PHOTEL CT > 7] 1c EH ¢ : action: “The advantages gregeee: CARROLL’S—II16 OLIVE ST. ee wee FPSO SSO HO SBSSCOF awe —“ standpoint of public safety, ating a neutral zone or parkway in the center of Olive street may + be summed up as follows: 1. Types . Monday—Several Hundred | iri ratatatatatatatatets , | oF trate “are eae: - an saleable A Aaah Ad destrians are given greater protec- | : | ition in crossing streets. 3. Pedes- \ el V ef ats ‘ FLL A itrians are better protected 1n | a ea boarding or alighting from street | if c . ee ee oe tr en : Val Ba China, a ncahide Mnoneme cars. 4. One-way streets are cre- | 50 ’ $4 50 . iture an oO siis | ated. | $3 as P prices Have Been Cut. For Xmas giving, E me nation’s most atest D ll f d ll ] d d Lowest Prices Our Chiet | we have a new and eeattic anaes Ge ollar for dollar value—and then added value for goo ; o; “> c ) iiC 1eer I ~ | 9 . ~ OO if on tion aa somplete stock of gation 6¢ tyncs st Ge measure—that’s Carroll’s method. Look at the savings we i . Ai: peri ite! Men Geneen’s mest have only to take the Seaemt Fem 7 are giving you in these three Suites. Where can you get . STN Oe ee ee bigger value? But Carroll’s do not stop there; with each popular numbers on U.S.and R. E. P. have street cars running down the center of the treet dak ees Suite they give you the rest of the needed pieces to fur- . d F | neutral zone has been created to nish your room absolutely FREE. Compare these values— \ } A U : This Carve rame urn size and larger dress es of Vel- | | Rolls. _ ~~ goalie velv and wo amie ly made: ¥ a 6th & Washington find many cases of collisions be- ‘ . . ats-——a2 acti : mM Ge, Va- tween various types of vehicular the quality, the price, the style. We leave the verdict to Bed Davenport traffic and street cars. Coroner's” your own good judgment as to the truth of our statement. Suite at ute records indicate a considerable 66 loss of life as well as maiming and We really save you money. seriously injuring many citizens as Fn. : a result of such collisions. With WF “ the establishment of a neutral zone ae y | rT where a curbstone separates the . ae street car right-of-way from the | ae = A handsome walnut finished oc- vehicular traffic roadway, the | 3.) : l tabl d d_ tabl chances for such collisions will be - pee! oe huni . eT — ~$pee greatly minimized, particularly be- | 1a en a ey — : lamp with Georgette silk shade -eling in opposite direction.” | me iii and a pair of book ends. ly colo red and black models with flowers : r pins and other finishing touches. ) WINTER UNDERWEAR Basement tconeomy tere A r sleey ankle-leneth er ———— ‘i . Uni f Buite and 2 aa oe Winter C ‘~ "oe! Bia . ss — “*s e@ © @ #©@, AID GLOV Es—Ladies' Kid HATS — Children's trim Large Purchase of Men's and Boys’ ye ¥ A} Gloves yn Sample line. meq Hats of velvet and F’alicy I = felt: all good co!l- aif. worth up to ors and styles. 2 Sample Sweater S ise | | ——_——_—— —_—____— Ms) SE, Tiel StEEvES 50 to $3.50 Values eu 3 Very eT ec 9 Ze" culls. Monday . i s > * 7 io men’s and boys’ all-woo! : : . i Te vool-mixed Sweaters—co2t. | m. cricket and lumberjack a WOMEN’S AND C —plain colors and fancy : MISSES’ 3s. Sizes 28 to 44. / 3 ee New fur-trimmed Coats in the newest and $1.29 Blouses - = tt 1ades and styles; every Coat is fully getton broadcloth and 1 ; ’ Lined “erg — © Blouses: white, colors, if 4 Le Specia ieee i “The lives of pedestrians are | Py Oss Comat tes see . safegy -he ey ‘ BG Pe OAM OOOO OOS OOOO KS cmieaheans oe tae Ba They é ., ih : whee . — — PSN BOs 2) ory SOY i 10,8 x Three excellent pieces, the davenport, that opens out into are faced with emir Gee Mes ot ill Vg 3 ss et I ip Webb ees a full size coil spring bed: the fireside chair and the club traffic in moving from the curb: | GOS Gye. ; fa. L XY , ibe ‘mn the choicest of this scenes designs. Artistically ore to the loading platform, . eG 4 ce : “ie We “Vx Ose | ¥, f Ox OX Y, hand earved. walnut finished frames. In the construction Pedesteinmn “alent pst : = te = Sia ez. ' ot ci hy ey WS nothing has been left undone to make this the most com- ihn ane nee aa fecunedul hn tein \ ; ) a J se ——__—_>- es oe an% eel [POP 4 , o/ fortable and durable Suite you have ever possessed, es — ea : “_ CAPS-Boudoir: ar sample line, J2e¥ ¥ anted shades; tie ribbon shirred and fancy SARA RRA RRR SAE RAR ARR RRR rah - Te . ° ae: ‘ . eer, : bias Cl cl its ’ ‘is nee wer Sere ee yk ee ee eee “j . marcas a Pe ee Bae ys ee Tee : a eee ne Fee yee he . sas Arican dane " rin . ya eo nana sedochy . ‘ Pe 3 Ane a heen yh ann a eel = ~ a aera ee eT a eee . . - ee eee eae oe ~ 0 ne - - . , wry aut) atte ed uy - > eee wey «ie . ae % . DO gt than Tk ee tee emp eSeer ses a eo or my pees we pei 3 ent Lo ae ent tt AALS gle pO AA NOG te eSB tare = 1 eS tae es v% ~ . sizes: alts Gowmns..... BS and stripes: ei | | el” make awe | buuteetevaney P' Bag CHILDREN’S COATS - Baerement Feounomy Store : % | PEE RS fur : 7 A B Ch ff b fi ae 2c al gg | z | Treatments for argain — : i 7 Do ill Mean Savings to 08S 4 Lae Specia! - S = DEAFNESS : $ u7 | ep en si — a a ee | | / vane " | Py Bere ag | Sg | Sere ET Wel . DGe | 2 shoes: a Sg | cc 9c | Head Noises from ) Suits ey ‘> al ; 459 ee ‘ ; : ; ” j ‘ 1 +e > ; ; if " . 1 j ‘ 4 i ’ r ' 4 ; = i ; : ' 7 ' ' ‘ - 1] Every home needs one of these Chifforobes and here is a spiendid opportunity to get one at a big sav- { Vim @ j i \. BRIDGE _36-INCH DRAPERY — entire a a ee a = | : > = f * . } (% > LAMP = 2, | | Th ing in price. These 'Robes are stur- . a", | , | ips > BN Mend -? | © || m a dd bd bb dd dd eb DD hn ot Vests. Drawers a / . - a. rolle ~ = ' : Pees ai each Bloomers; regu- i | ft ¢ — DR. W. O. COFFEE md ext: os x» | Noted Catarrh and Deafness Specialist a Jae Boys’ $8.00 | RUMMAGE SALE I want the names of 25,000 people who Snite vou will be proud to ler SPRING comdaicacan 1% MEN'S SOCKS— are suffering from deafness, dullness ent Econemy Store white and 5c of oe ire oe pet noises caused by own and sold on the most B reir MATTRESS eae | nasa! catarr ave anoriginal home * ; ' , Sibi am, : coun : ELM 4Qe treatunent Sor thease oem. liberal deferred payments. @ BENCH AND ROCKER tne & ditions which you can try without cost tpate in Unusaal Diferings of A yet 5 F1.0 00. (WAISTS—Wom 10¢ or expense. I suffered for many yeare ' ' oe with catarrh,deafness and head noises; | bod nears warm ma | $6 ‘Hea Bi rs} Six tried many different treatments and | il $1 a Week Pays for It $2 Weekly Pays For It! RRRAS Ee cary lined pews pOnne TS; all 10¢ two operations, all of which failed to 2 Ul : » Si ee ———— se we OMEN'’S FIBER give permanent relief. With knowledge . : 4: 5 veralis: 79c\\* HOSE —z0 od Be and experience gained in this ahaee | Laie z sion, | began experimenting on myse LN “a * Brick top VPANTS ste $1.00 “COTTON ‘BATTS 69¢ and finally found a treatment which #f/ PROVING WE SELL FOR L THIS ry Winter f1o™me Srightening & g00d urd P at data completely healed my catarrh,restored #§ "a a) £150 WOMEN’S VEL- my hearing, and stopped the terribie § F< IN . N E ¥ [eee sk ’ $4. 98 wc telus epecnairet 25¢ head noises. Teonsanl of people have 9 PI E D G SU E $3.50 Drapery Dama colors . tried this treatment since. It has been lere is qa most remarkable ar nazing! y successful. Many report orice. Nine pieces includi ns quick relief. , } “ae Let me try and convince you, at my own ex pense , that my treatment actu- ‘esti ball tev the * ee aily does restore heari ng and stop | niet 1) mean aye 8 AP +! ontae: acelne tate chaemins head noises caused by nasal catarrh. § Se ge Wy ele a tb saesoggemne It is the best treatment I have found | ra. assi Eg Mea a ep pen The pr a in 45 years’ practice as an eye, ear, pe cmedMeatiedy| wade neh aran 3 is no nose and throat specialist. | Try This Free | v With this Suite we give you FREE a beau- I don't ask you to send one penny for thie i tiful set of china, a 45-inch buffet mirror. trial treatment. I am doing this at my own risk to quickly introduce my origina! home treat- ment to 26,000 sufferers from catarrhal deaf- | ness, head noises or catarrh. Mail couponteday. 9 | f BUYS —_eP we EO eS oe 7 i ‘ . ' . : urtains — , = so-inch Damask : n stripes an a ie seh beauti- ARMSTRONG’S 3, Each allover figures—w 89 | Se a send $2.49 | AN 0 q FE : be: , . G S $2 Rayon Drapery . »! . a ‘* 2 . eae te . , “ rath url } f talleped hot Lustrous fabric 36 aches | Mme""P tar paner kind back (not | with three- wide—in stripes and a:/Ov@® BAR,’ carpet patterns; all su llion fringe. Ces: gr 16—for a or 4 R9C Ry os sae ns é On: wn Z ; terms e also most libe me window hanging Linoleum | [oer ri Four yard-wide Cork Linoleum with burlaP [m® BONNE Saver Aas ARES | ee wiee Sa¥, St, Jamun tintel Mie. backing and good designs; seconds of 69C Je red conte 0 pe anes — pres Davenport, Iowa. : : ; S1.3§ grade; square yard..........----- BM? Bt Sc: wp home: ¢ me in blocks, ttle E RBhggreent sg phar : hows "Ts oS a 7 r ‘ DITA | ete _ _$3.69| ao new this does ns Pro ~y: May Hy | Open an Account Apes : 4t- Z Open an Account ss Rugs Velvet Rugs rat erste. on feel | With Us ff | ay J:= With Us f+ Seamless Vel vet ee ae Ramet se | fevcissncck ange: emmee F compere $33.05 Seite $31.95 Beer ey AD = grade, each tae rh patterns of block. “99 Name eos ee MONDAY! ee youl want te Basement Economy St ae ities, brown. er y and ; i teenie Oi APA — aaa ane ~~ . ih at j ; * . a ~ a i

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ST.LOUIS POST-CISPATCH — SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1920 ee PAGE 10B ST. LOUIS POST 'OSPAILK ¢ hors and representatives of the legates at the Third anes —— ins 3 mrihe raroe cab of, $ Lew = PICTURES Tell NEWS 142 SENTENCED AS DRUB International Bors’ Work ar leone r pork. Thomas B. Fl 3 ““# ~=sLet Us Demonstrate the G si raiiic ‘ of " t the dge i ~i¢ Pre st a boys. oma 3 Z : : : mets WR PO cee sce ane Dee |! ott, secretary-treasurer of the In- UST call GArfield 7500 and let 1 Optim ist Clubs, Willi, OC ud Li Mis s i a" ; 7 e : * ee. yy tt A . s«* . a rn 1. The purpose of the conference ternational and most efficient vacuum cleaner. iL soap oleae rte — — is to bring together from al! parts | among the St. Louisans in attend- | | iaag Termes i ss oe of America, representative workers | ance. | yoo-0se” plan. $1 do per ie They Reform. Forty-two drug addicts and ped- | Rug Shop—Fourth ; ~ ” Dp 2| : ’ . Tiers, includine ] wom 1eT ead c : . m4 e . it ee) Tit ae : - able Oe ea a l reports. Many of} ‘ | + a hk iit ._ A te =~ ON a weight frames ifoca ain, So ae TO ANYONE Ss 6 bifo : ls , $9 450 ey ae ania! ti) . ee made in 7 ~ —complete obtainable ° AF oe ad Cenmewas ti ; ‘2 . | ss ; 3 ' Ane rong yes ah ais ae ‘i on = 7 ' - i Mn l =~ with Dp a | ; are sa ¥ gece geal ¥ eens AE EE . ge oie furmilure, med ee ate At Low ? , -_—— ; : ——_— ome other mate under, the | rohan arate Dependable accards : Lo ele | ; OST 3 Exciusm soa nae agg — | servi Locus er NINTH ‘ ° KC, _ ce «€ Optical Department a cae eee a ¢ ‘ Phas 4 lided ‘4 bn an Jot in "e gi “y, ees eRe SL fare Nawiong rrr’ x ys gers a4 B Te : additions | Genuine Toric Kryptoks 2.00 ose eT ah, BETS if Brunswick Musical Instrument § >=?" ‘se | a Made by hed BQ rrames Extra } tent themse!' ae | | : = es Employing the new Brunswick reproducer, a oe ae oer Pr ay en ays teen art Bs 8 Sete | Soke | the new tone arm and the vastly improved Cups and Saucers, the Cups ee, | ee . = . | am Oval tone amplifier, embodied in one hand- dozen $36.00 dozen He ‘Matter What the Prescription Is |) There are sone Cnet ccn apes! | — some cabinet. American and English Se Bendable, Eye) Fxamination v=] to th= public. not only yy tye Ot The New Shipment Has Just Arrived ! _Priced at $300.00 A vast assortment, iacieaannn DR. TYROLER stock, providing attractive selections ee you w i eae i Du! | , the ex | es | ® over decorations. SS | een | na- et tic Ca t NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR MUSIC SALON—SIXTH FLOOR 50-Piece $29, a man that tests your eyes | | Also on Display Set | — LDELPHIA.®! 13.— Tne ) China Shop—Fourth Fleer Single Vision Glasses as Low 2s $4) offici) plural or te | The Va 21 : g $ on ee ae 4 Lenore Seam ee Zz he ee he 2 lle ; “« ee ee . es A Ps : ae. SN ks MMM De Oe CE ER ae! te ee ee ae ee ay sina >ssillide isi, indahiiod , hes PR Se 2 ws 4 mea. aD Not, oe ame 3 1 ay mets rd Be . . ays a nh . Ne ate ee vf y M rial 5 « * ~s i en dc ee a a nel tel wae “i fs oa 4 So eee VS a 2 i, ni Hayes ! Seis BoC a M . Bao 4 Me =k ti : a ae 4 he Nge eu 1, pe a - i ? Pa ” ? ne pana “ a % a te 4a ss fat ctr . . i tall 2 * Se ‘ M4 ER Pf Sep yea “ lay ae bli 4 ‘ AMR D es cr » var bess taps hts Te pd a ED eg 2 ee ee ee bene * aad) Si Weed er die % pierre ea ee og fs * a we, SES bate ae ah - ae ins oe EN Mi ots * ADA ee aaa “4 re . ui esr, Face Ai ‘ i * : ins she og . (3 f' ¥ = “4 we A ae’. - > 4 ‘. 7 Coa’, “Ee 2 ps f - * ” 5 . Gil = ' ‘ie 7 x vy ‘ a Spoor. suas a ee o a heen ie, OVELY lusterware in blue or i= ~ ae c n EN AES PS i ‘ vail — original shapes for holding fruit new bowls with candlesticks and For Yeur Entire Home [/ (BX. “~~ —— 4 ‘Sewing Machine Specials for Monday ier color A few of tame a trated. REC®: NED SF Mie! | — : Reconditioned Electric Portables See the display of Cowal A | = x | pe in th ais | . Pt eee | “4 Singer, lon ng s0bbin $30.00 in the Fourth Floor A Tr FURNITURE ON : x, | Singer, round bobbin $35.00 ee 3 4” lust | | | , a at —— | ‘| Western Electric : at Huge Savings || ue aa mos ssa @€ The Enna-Jettick Shoes you have been waiting for are here. Theen- | Vee, M4 pies af i White Rotary $40.8 | ONLY $l 00 DOWN il hus! we response we always have on these women's Shoes makes it Py thi 4s y ; Si} alm . | will rf A number of others, every one in gem | npossible to keep a complete size range, but tomorrow you w! tind ev ery size in every stvle—and there are many new models that we condition and fully gua aranteed. have never shown before ee ee Used Singers ~ Singer, 6-drawer inger, i" bobbin FS et or 6 y wns Ay. ‘ t ee 7 vy * “ rs “ " ita? SR ae ak ton ele = 4gr5 2 oy neve gps eR er rely ‘ bia eee Lea site ” mee Eo BR Py Re OE Ae igo a ae ra Fae Soa > os dal dae Rowe oa ual Toga % “ en A = u ¥ y ee ie “J : ine 3 wD) het miitee rg tigtt reine f eo 4 é ¥ . ae Bs 4 ‘ +2 ® e >. i * 7 . : 3 > i ae ¥ 4 § 7 z q ra . s 4 i i ‘4 . 2 ‘ oe ° ss z it 4; = d 4 i eT ee et Sg Epler ke he od Rig Saeed ores AN BUNA. RY a aed Ri , . & ny other various models. y Piece Bedroom samy | For Thanksgiving, Afterncon, Dinner or Dance Ty : ; a ties ta oe arems 50 : ~ 3 in} $5.00 and up. Club plan. : ee .. *4.8>° NG 3, in} Buy a“ Machine 39 Down--Balance Monthly LIVES, wots ME yori ¥ eth ose aS Na hea, hg ind rech: _ isp phn Pe Pov tet ror ~~ ~ — Me LM +4 eras 4 * , 9 aS nt ~ bad site ii ‘ i ales vishal Byers wy re Ls ¢ wh - . » a: Pr sted + oan i ». : y 8 ae Radin tested eca 3 ¢ ¥ ae Sah ts fone dine - ; pe gh aan thai Eteages de anend hg a * ay . 3 tbe ™ ae 4 2 4 ai hn aay. 2 . —*. ~ “ ae » oe ‘ 4 . ‘af . * 7 es » Pee Bere AE yee Mya! ai, “ ‘ alia! é wt * - u poe Ws yl ae Woe we y 5 eal > - ‘ } e¥ ah anges r " a, oT ae ee, eee oe. fre EE SERGE TB rece Period Design Large Size Hot-Blast | Pome rae iat . BEDROOM SET HEATER ) : | int $G 3-15 *O= = Tl ah A\ de | New Toys in the Toy Shop _A Recent Purchase of $95 Seamless Attractively Price Size 9x12 Ft. $72.75 |i = Lionel Electric wT: very intereatiog pI : = ss : : ance : Train Sets Pa ame fc oF the 0° whe ane Na : ose who are bright- _“» home for Thanks- SMart, new patterns and | teatured in this | finely woven Rugs. Full or Twin Coil 3-Piece Massive Sewing Cabinets BED SPRINGS DAVENETTE SET SS Pree ew eee oe ae +e ig fC AS a lin AN stl Heavy- Grade Wiltons Regularly $125 - mC we . ™ ’ i i¢ . Br sf i | ‘fT - - . : ? / a . . % Foes ae ne en ~ . . ~ ae ' — = . 7 . . ~ sepia - . ~ - orzAsaa ~ « = ; , pais = sane 7 = 7 ? ~ ‘ ~ 7 ° ; a aa « ~- 3 o +7 ' ; ’ . oe! aa ~~ oe ‘ ; \. ; ee. sotitnen | i ¢ . | : : th nn 1 i oe "ize 9x12 ft. : } re } r : Bee wt AL cova . hh er il Re ant $97.50 , . . v Tay oe S ‘ - luxurious texture and Large 4-Burner Large Odd , ; th tills FF i, F > these Cabi- |. j the 4 ~ , 7 ‘ mets are ve . F _ — _and Chinese designs . . “a . : ; | | a nese Rugs —e + * 7 “ 3 >| | ? ’ 7’ 7 ** *? med ‘ Ss & Na Wb ee - 4i% : & : , i‘ i , : ; . a s ~ =~ - - meee es a wae aa - & . —_ * . : . F * ‘ i Aa : . dey, ~ ~ .* p . = : i f 7 or , ~ ; = * + ry “ he ; ~ ws F s —* s ’ * . . i ws T 4 t : e > : ~* ; ‘ Ps . ~ :i—* _* 3 i -_ 3 Ae ; ; ‘ . . ; - “ | P st a , ge ai ~~ : ~ , Pm nner = an ee etre en ~ - + sae a» & rho s & oe - oe ’ - = v, Z te : . ° semen la nd var | , ~ 1] 1.00 ) Train Tunnels 2 9 | Reowarty OO . ) . as ; 17 ie : 95 95 | . ae : ss ; 7 Sq ° ard numip ca tt ol . psi we at a | | ‘ carry scnoo. 5c we lt LS $1. l number ttractive tai | styles. and int suse diggs oy Strou a : COkS ~O..S > Orne ~ the - . ‘ oe , 2 or ~ 7 — le 0% se Tunz f a , ane ae" : | clethes or ’ - ill all fe * ene is for selection, in - : Tt? g , . - — —— ‘ : oe * | { sili . . <y - ke ip ctteeeen —— ‘ i é x : ‘ p dua he G Harrow Hats trin | | a © - — new tile effects. Beau- wer te ; ore - h: a ee | = — <e E ; a Megs oth, $f ia i) heehee: . : ” rimmed grosgrain ribbon and iif} lunches in er ee ame jus’ tne thimg 72 - re , sii ~ . - | ui he om. | of -_ URNITU RE STORE featuring the newest shades of the season. art | fie these neat ae let the toy Ad N.8 &% Tih Si se 7” tenamnags | | ttle Cases steaming through vory, pink an es - and oert’« Rn ig shop—Fow . ve “eo and Morean ce 4 ww: =r SS a aR rs | a | , 4 4 ty DaASCIMNent. r ' ) a . ' 4 be ~*~ wT al * a aed 4 — . ance! OT I _ 7~

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ST.LUUIS POS1-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 meee ed invent Aatney Qiive and Locust, From Minth to Te — Let Us Demonstrate the Greater Hoover UST call GArfield 7500 and let us show you this new J and most efficient vacuum cleaner. Sold on our “pay as- you-use” plan. $1 down and balance monthly. Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A _ PAGE 118 Sale of De Luxe Rolls SELECTION of De Luxe Player Rolls at 50% off the original prices. Half Price Player Rolls Shop—Sixth Floor. store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00. | Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid GArfield 7500. T NN a eee ——_ ERS Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth. » aa 3S fi; 4 * pase ey whee. be > i ou * | - og ®t. re. : a wy & — ‘ . s ‘ ye 1. & > © . 4 % 4 nd Beautiful fusical Instrument Ming Pattern Dinner Plates, the dozen $32.00 : Bread and Butters, the w Brunswick reproducer, pe $17.50 and the vastly improved Cups and Saucers, the r, embodied in one hand- dozen $36.00 10.00 MUSIC SALON—SIXTH FLOOR on Display over decorations. 50-Piece Set * Lenox China Finest Dinnerware Sold at Vandervoort’s Exclusively, in Se. Louis HIS creamy, incompar- able china is the finest made in America. Four- teen open-stock patterns are available in open stock, so that a complete Lenox service can be acquired by additions from time to time. Colonia! Pattern Dinner Plates, the dozen $57.75 Bread and Butters, the dozen $32.50 Cups and Saucers, the dozen $63.50 American and English Semi-Porcelain A vast assortment, including fifty patterns in open stock, providing attractive selections in border and all- $29.50 China Shop—Fourth Floor. . : Valencia nck Musical @ at $225.C Jutstandingly Attrectrve Instruments - Pm thi} Js eel Specials for Monday | e*_* . “ ; -onditioned Electric Portables | $30.00 trated. ° a » longs bobbin -* —_ = * round bobbin $35.00 mm Electric $29.00 nd $25.00 $35.00 Rotary $40.00 umber of others, every one in good ion and fully guaranteed. $7.09 $12.00 $20.00 $15.00 $35.0 ) Down--Balance Monthly — Artwares Shop—Fourth Many New, Colortul Pieces of 4 Cowan Pottery OVELY lusterware in blue or gold, in charming, original shapes for holding fruit or flowers. new bowls with candlesticks and vases to match of ivory color with the inside of blue, green, rose or laven- der color. A few of these attractive pieces are illus- And See the display of Cowan Pottery in the Fourth Floor Artwares Shop. Shallow Bowl]! of “Mari- gold” luster- $ ware. 9-in. size 4.50 Ivory colored figurine, “Dancing Nymph,” for holding flowers, 7 inches te ee $3.50 Long, deep Bow! of “Marigold” or “Periwinkle Blue,” 12 inches ae $6.50 Candlesticks to match, 4 inches in height, pair.... $3.50 ue... 92.29 a....31.90 ; Fan shaped Vase of sein. $2.90 Floor. 1 the Toy Shop | ~ aaa a Roa sneer ccaimanhtieinin aia > _ ngines |» | BS ey $54 | Size 9x12 Ft. $72.75 to , 7 y-wees comes just in A ~ S| - € tor those who are bright- _-_— B's Up home for Thanks- : oe Mart, new patterns and You can actually steam ftolors are featured in this : hem up and pull toy @® § €roup of finely woven Rugs, >t nery with these electrie ] fringed. 2 | Engines. For boys from 7 E ms. € sections of to 15 xtra-Heavy- k and « s J uventle Kitchen Grade Wiltons Regularly $125 Size 9x12 ft. $97.50 Pages luxurious texture and el beauty of their S$... *" and Chinese designs E deri! these Rugs especially | ahaa And the price is -™*Ptional. Moulded and Straightline } Inlaid Linoleum | Regularly $1.65 and $1.75 Square Yard $1.19 = F,, : , | “o rolls for selection, in =e. “© new tile effects. Beau- Bul colors. Cabinets i | THs very interesting price | A Recent Purchase of New $95 Seamless Wiltons Attractively Priced Heavy Seamless ; i Axminsters 9x12 Ft—Reg. $57.50 $46.75 All the season's wanted | designs in Chinese, Per- sian and open field ef- fects. Attractive color combinations that will harmonize with all types of decoration. Vandervoort’s Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. 10% 2x2 Yards tional designs. Refreshment Sets $19.50 and $21.50 Filet and cut work Sets that comprise one 36x36-inch cloth and four matching napkins. Italian Tea Sets $8.50 Italian cream linen Sets that are very at- tractive. One 36-inch cloth and 4 napkins, : » Pst he Nee =" .4 — i “S: SS sew ae S teeth > Fine Linen Da ~ Ao ye > s te ne te “& és > SSR!» Sei A y ‘ es 8 re ¢ : i2te, { ‘: vr , * A, A 5 s aes ~ = : vb 7 - be ae fs fy * . + s fi Thee 8 an tin

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH te PAGE 12B ST LOUK PNST-NISPATRH __ _. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 ANOTHER ie; - TRUTHFUL 7 ° ADVERTISEMENT a S. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS Delivers ‘=e. Itemon [his Page Pa RET te 9 # ; wa 7 ds. CA-Ae i tie Srcpiige Ras a C$ Si of eagles t Be ee lp Recgline tye, i aiencg eat 5 LIOR By igs Soey & yale eee ae ir ANOTHER TRUTHFUL 2 ADVERTISEMENT m." =. ~! rel es , s’ “ Oe ar: ee a} * So AO sr hiet at abi ae a See a ne, rm, «Pi eatin oA dy pean pale aaa 1 ie Lin Val Such Low Terms...Are a Only at May-Stern ] be | = ae uch Wonderful Values... Suc le wah ya y Ot i , ——— i e A | ——s iy Ker a | Lead h _ Pp - = eee. anand I 1S wens cz ¢ T | bd ; J a +S oe | | \ A : : ‘a : cal Frame | ee a i : | Living Mose! ie ia Christmas Gift Suggestions i ' > a at Attractive Special Prices 7 ‘t hi | —_ uite | bi ? : ——— | i Se oe i ate Se Ade *-? n ‘ : | de ' ie =~ Delivers This Outfit 1 : r x t : ; ; ' So i : : : x mi | f | & Walnut Steel Bow Bed. Ue : , i Simmons Walnut Steel Bow Bed ne: | is } 2 = ee ‘ is 1 - : | Cone With Cod Spring and 100 Per Cent Cotton ae. Ss =; : 3 py = HM f ~ j This beaut: fully des: gn ied Bed of the su uperior $ « 1 - Radio Cabinet } A beautiful Suite of two pieces, | Simmons ——ananet b wie auiely of | # ae = : : steel and finished in nut. An ex- ¥ nS . Made of stron y seasoned Sees, including a large cc smtortable § ceptional value at... eq 74 é hardwoods 1 Ee > wos ~ _ . : as é . f att ~- ™ Tm ” . d i Af P aa . \ of 1 ew _ : i ah ———¥_ 4 7 of ey pring filled and reversib i = = —— | oi OT >_ ‘ aoe . 4% ’ he” | , | oF aa { iamoed 2 Five-Diece ai a | _ 1 ¥ ; 7 ; 3 hs . 7 oe ? ~ it & oa _—— neil ie } : "y ; | i am > — ~ | Fy ‘ te a ecrvers is Vutfit | = es ; ii it Hero Oak Heater Bungalow Range Parlor Heater : Console eee | aa 4 | Lf. ie 7.29 59.75 67.50 ae truss Dec T; : ee * ‘ - f = at } f ; ‘ Be i+ ois j a . rhode ’ ” a > . > @ 4 . + ‘ i ‘ «] ‘ An exce! aha 7 a Terms Arranged to Suit : . . ~ — : ’ : - of nde oO “¢ 50 , a 2 i 7 4 a M gany tinue m3 \\ SN SS ms ~S BS fae a on Deisers it ere 2 ¥ : int S pea BABY YD aD qe §3 eg SS 2-224 is ie ln . S : % a. i k SS Eg, ms. : , ae | : ‘ | . “tia ZZ Go Bae 3 4 . S = 4 » 7 eo Bow bed ZS Vee | —- # li 4 Dresser Za tle Reif > Z : Gis (4% ~ a cages : ( vs if Chest 4 tie A Ln Y ile Z 2 ida iyo if Ly » pit ite Metal Box = ae ~ ie L Spring f hail Mattress . ae ; a! Portable ee | 3 _ : toe £ A well-made inst . J | ee fe ‘2 case covered wit: therette Dithall os E | Bes as | : and compact ? ms: An excephona, -_ pee ; vaive - =a | pate Gl F ViPORBERAANT AHN | - a | t | GE sg WZ = } . - . lh Me his 8-Piece a= ’ — —= Y - — Ps . ° 4 Ey : : -- | Dining-Room | : pn SS Ht } v : { Muelhauser — PI , y , i : ayer-Piano i- r } —_—— Nake a - & * a r— | $5.00 Cash Delivers This Outfit 3 398 Pie 18 seni 2 } mn ; "A «da TUiSticadi weesigned suite Drar ww f ate te r r . BRUNSW ICK sisting of buffet, extension table test attachments _ , “as f The He illustrated pop | most chair and * side chairs This 4 A cenu Muethauser mas tL 3 . ‘ e : &: see SS, . ” Cc ~~ of > — Pautif i 5 : a 3 : YY : a ‘ > : af rtect Nade Possadic . — * — ne a vice miei . or nt niles ; be exclusive ne ! .- ae es . - ~e CU Waihut, mahogany r dk Ta50 ° - ~~ — | _ — — ry y old NE Brunewack $ cu wail. AM 25 i fis L1UiS i§ a Tai Valle riacet “yr s > C ash and our mee yt Some “e ~* ine N ¥ N Py SF} > > x Y .\ v% ae - : .- ; oy ~~ Wa Be ne > . Ss = * a . BS " ps % > X aw a“ “ . o Fr eS . we “8 ap ogee - ae ae a 4 : nee ah TEE See . ma coe? OF ie » 3, ay sie — a ? tue. _ Be =. 4 me, “ So: ae *a ~ . ~, 4 Ne * 7 - z : Bs aK em ACSA MISS DOROTHY MAXWELL, o will be guest of honor at a thea Party tomorrow night and a dinner mce December 18, at the St. Louis ountry Club ._ Kandeler iss Frances Collins “ill Become Bride Tomorrow Evening lage to Henry M. Cook to Simple Ceremony at Her other's Home, Attended Small Group of Friends. > tR ‘DED by a small group. of their tien a ; ad . e os sone? 6 a - & a > * -_.— ‘Ale ; €ij ; 7 7 ¢ ™ * ae 3 Miss Collins is a grad : riers Scho in F armingtoa, a. : a a 4 ’ 7 : ‘ ‘ oOo. OWintz year at scuod: | athe it tiree s@¢aS0On8 azo at 2 - _ auntry Civud-sanme is m4 ii penria ang *he Jwvaior : * 2 son of “Mrs. Ieaee ; rortense place. He ip a grad- &e > ‘ rersity. class of 1932. and if 2 Lau s _Ooustry and ter “4

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| | TRUTHFUL “DISPATCH i Yr" J Yj eM yyy YY UW GAtttll}ISOOLELELEALATOEETALSAOLSVUNSASES SSSA ANOTHER ADVERTISEMENT Sp ghpuyy wT Ly YY 2 WOW WOJJJJZZ70=0'0'6$6 Yy a “My A Vt th is Page \May-Stern @, Der “sr, * a on ‘SS ST CE, ee ee ee sg ns Walnut Steel Bow Bed Coil Spring and 100 Per Cent Cotton Mattress ned Bed of the superior on 1 . a entirely of ve Gray Oak Breakfast Suites . ~* J : —— «(| CACCIISI bg. | war Bere - aa bk hehehe 3 ore eer che eo ~ b. - * Se Pe ion + Oa s+ sews es & . : Onls $3 Month! .* w\ Nas Watt eget” Aw MISS DOROTHY MAXWELL, $ party tomorrow night and a dinner ce December 18, at the St. Loui my Club —hangeiet Parior Heater $67.50 ——_ Tyr is md >> i aa = . , rs. 2 ins . he z -s , = JiLae . 1 a a bs i toe T > ; sat ~ 7 ™ a -— 7 “ > é * ? abe ; 7 ths ~ f - > + ce. 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CG Frida . } # i re "YW - = -_— — : ¥ . ," i ~a® § 4 ¥ * oa LAY € wore v PRT. r” 4 Fe . | UT Uit - a ’ Ve oi GS ae * & geputan', r ©OT een penned ered in goic, tiniapec ¥ @ large goic boy - * tf -- °° # -- , ao F an . r 4 ~~ = > r t }* * ca a 4 e « «i i a c , z a . - _ = * ail z r c at the bouwardia. Mre. Lovet £O0WD wae Of pait ye ' GF j sé ° £ ‘ i 4 ,a * V 7 . at? ut ‘ rer es 4 jm“ £3 i" « * VW mnt ‘ ; a ~* ioF sa a4 ; ‘ Sei + Fa C; ‘ , G “a , and “ , Th circa Sn oh or riz . a 7 1k «ae : a Yr ¢ in i 7% me if BiavTiaga Vw OoCcs, Gausi se Hsin, % Bao Cre - ae aed ‘ : ort £ , Ls a ¢ hae te ‘ ~ ’ ae + o ” = , _ ‘ 9 4 agen’ ter a? ats oe rr Vi - - vi a wredigg UL wOULe- + th; Goeuu aT — I €s.Cing & . » ad” ca | € »* »* —— ee eer ROOD oe HN a, > =* SY | 3 een “wa eee re SA YLIS.- i Ah, A -* LY, . 7 ? am Y 4 4, ?, + Ls Vi, y) at tt ae MISS ELIZABETH SCUDDER. Her forma! debut reception will be given Tuesday by her grandmother, ee ee th ee ie on? ee ee a ed hdd, Lhe, Sey ~ \ Wy : ee MAG \ “ = WOYy & ~* we ~ YY ee “ Sa ns hh hd hd dhs J i ed Ld ee a ah de de at ke Or Fr SPP PS FP SP 2 SDAA AL Dt tae * on, ty, SAAPAAADALA# DAL LDA MAMA SGA ADDL Dit, ee ed a 4 a - Columbia Roses and Smu Ce Pe eh i DE BR hE hE id hh hhh DPR PERE EBRBDM AED BA DADA AA LDA Di DDD DD be an a da ahd hide hd hb Lhd dda dia ha hdd hd dad ht hhh didid Ate ds didadididided, ** y 2 o ¢ e ‘ » € ‘ hed it i Ee , * c. , fir v of ex Nils aa P| ma e.* = . o? C.. « ’ ? @ fo, * + “ o "+ f Mise Mar e sy Uaugst ‘ 0 .) ; ‘ . - © * ’ _— - ‘ : alc ut Ecware f é C 6 moO ‘ c mn . f ys ' yi 44 Or; CA ressive of é YX ¥S : N . WYAA ——oo : Y 2 N Neg ol : RRM aaaaaanannnsae™ ~ iS , * N MRS. SAMUEL TUCKER GAY $ whose wedding Wednesday was one of the most impr ‘ She was Miss Lauralouise Price, daughter of Mr. and Gorarnatl “Yjp : Wi NOVEMBER 14, 1926. “Wwyfllitty, Wy Vuuttll dtr” Ys YYT@—' Y9/ 72 Le ppp) 4, ~~, " ae a, *e oe, “ps Hg “Oeh ‘ eonil spors ‘ ot ‘ ? een eee Ne - COPEL AEROEIEOF - ~ -_~ oa —— —_ — —— ~ — - aoe ape ——_ Sonal ae ed mae oe = ee ~ pone sa een ae ieaiaied SA AD 34 x > : eo . cideenimaitae — ———— Tao — ieee nates —— —_ ee ee ao re a ee ee Se EE ee oe ” oe ~ y- ~ nah : ~ a ae oe es : i ‘i? “Nt typ ppfP “Ny, > Sas ~ ay ss “Ntyy 4 4 i) “4 *, YY pitt?” DS) aaa oy, 7 + — . %. tll TP pennntttll TF saa Stfl? P, =n — — Sy Se. SA - . ee ~ . . . > SRA SS SS CSS \ ts : a MMM thy Wt) WMT ZZ Ya Md Vb Ul ee W eo, teen fl a yw fe ‘on *e, «. aa 4 *y & SAN 2 ppl 4, P ‘ oe &, \ = s N % tii \ Shs ~ . a ~. ~ 4 s AN — an . ss ~ — . S. . rs. Lartha Love Makes Bow to Mother's Friends re “SS Son * the season. Vincent L. Price. -—- Sen weig Guests Received in Drawing Room Before Background of ilax Surrounded by Flower Boxes oa \¢@ ‘ r ’ sf ’ = c . C : r o Cer" ; Wit + > ; — £ fF , f 9 5 . f ‘ c _? 4 . ats Fi : 6 , rOTeyr it 4 c s 3 7 a ) é Da o whist :* 3 ; gg re on *- “ 42nzec voris “4 § r r Caw M4 4 ly La" ¢ ‘ad é-é iP es ¥ aebee Cs - , . ¥ at ; f"¢ a v $ P ‘ > ~ 7 par t ¥ mse ¥ § Cay ® e * per at v Mr and Mr * . we y ‘ ' ner iste 3 . 3 a te . °F , ; a 6? y ty 4 ; Te 4 te ite # » +* - 4 . ‘ “ ri? { “a or j ‘ 2 ¥, £ 4 a “ Aiit Qo j a e oes i? Fis Aj. mise © - — 7 a rit (¥ iAk Be alit 77% 7: i 4 > se TT 7 ant wee Bond Lambert Jr... Willian “ : > ad Mie OT @S us # ¢ ‘ bia a” of ~e W Re sss pil llf : & Att LLLP SLLP PO o~ 1 . oe ¢ jt 4 eee f ter } iver Norwood Ye Pr GC id iAuie guests Wil: £O east ‘or és ‘ . ° A reception Wil. t0low et sherry «. Mr. Cronden, who hase been visiting hie f)- anes ¥ re r ‘o> DD Louw tonignt Le ‘a 4 ¥ §&-t, G Wt IAG “y a; fesse “w ‘ ie i4 ft Tie f Phe ¥ 4 P77, . ‘ Six, Mt hf EE EE, Ck Fa Ads . se “a IA hy Gs 4 Lom 5 os i) 2S * . > . Tee ~ ¢ _ Sa MISS FRANCES COLLINS, daughter of Mrs. H. Blaksley Col lins. Cook tomorrow will be a notable event. Her marriage to Henry M. —Asten brea) Princess Cantacuzene Isto Attend Women s Exposition on Jan. 29 Visit of General Grant’s Geand- daughter Is to Be Occasion for Extensive Entertaining. ITH memories of Queen Marie of KRu- mania still freeh, St. Loulsane soon will bevin preparations tor the reception of titled the Princess Cantacu- from Waéebington, UD ano lier Person, zene, who wi arrive to be guest of honor at the opening of the Women's National Exposition Jan. 2% Despite her Kussian title, Princess Canta. cuzene is of tamous American ancestry. her D6ED non of President vesee ©. Grant, who before becoming leader of the Northern army io the struggle againet fatner having the secession, war a resident of St. Lowis. In the ipritation to Bt. Lowls, the accepting Vripcese expremeed a deeire to vielt the pa oF Ps : where ber grandfather and KTanbemotner epent their early married lite, including the Log Cavin now on a tract znown a6 Grents Farm, the Auguat A. Busch estate. which tthe former Prerident bullt for his bride The Princesse hase the dietinetion of being the only one of her tithe bors is the White House which event occurred Ouring ti presicency of her grandfather, end while her “Tant wae ai¢ to father, Ven Frederick Dent Gen. Bheridan Phe wae chrietened Julia Lent Her early life was spent ta Chicago where Ler mother and her sedat, Mre. Potter Palmer, were considered among the moet beautiful womens of the Weet. She made ter Gevut when 16 years o14 af the court of Prahz Josep of Austria. when te nivee bates Minister to Austria Subee@guenti). Mise Grant wae tn- “ew York at the Patriarch ¢ bai! as ber sponsor. He: him peror father FT Ar Hungary trogcuoes if with Mre. Knineiande: weeding ‘© lrince Camtacugene took place ix hewport, one of the potable events of thar year mince the revelation in Ruesis and the ie ruption of ber home in Crimes, the Priacess her familly have resided ia Washington, ai.t gh RN ae, TS ee te eee eee iy tee! revised ita Winnie 2.2 Sling tie AE IS

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PAGE 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH cus ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — i I 7 coe ssans | Two Debutantes and a Bride of the Season | peasersateeptcd or meen gagements Of SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 cena Baldwin, whe Of St. Louisans : a | f ona will doubtless remain ome of t iar « reception BPs t W 7 x. Hobiitesiie of yp TOL i Tei, a i ih “4g %, -_ =a outstanding parties of the season : white costume Pad i a as Ad | $450 Ellenwood avenue, and her © com a es yi | by fw” ei eS 7 ee took place Thursday evening W*? Spanish shawl. Miss See . | . Mi + .' 2 if ‘ lt, ee - 7 ; L .. a ied > Mr and Mrs. Warren F MeElrov a popular deb beta, Gaughters, Miss Trimble an: wie , a £ a ~~ = Geen- Peis Whitworth. daughter Eleanor Hoblitzgelle d Mrs. Her = place gave & pa” party asa Spanish degen ee Myra pares oe or ¥ ——, soe ° Ra aa sal * ) ve Ly, we 5 ae ei 2 y rape ' S. a! they rallied a black a Pm... 5 «4 Mrs. C. G. Whitworth bert Lawrence Parker of Washing . : ; ‘ hy pe m~: ~ ‘ate A - Ay > ; Se a ‘ é . : ; p se - aes hae po ps : ms ‘Mr. ai *' o ton terrace, will depart in Januar) | | a: a 3 = 7 : — 5 jae G . ee Mie ne Ramen gs49 Parkview place, for a three months’ tour to Sout! ie & a asian Px * wm —— BQ citah | % o 2 — ee fee es | 7 of Harold W. Ebrier America and Africa. : aii 7 ; | —— Rae ok . | : ; Eiroy, to society her } es » ia M ; 4M an lace D. Sim Eom af ce ; ‘ - : a y aor a . : = "as P. Beeps ts The ballrocm was converted into re — a of ©. Bi wi Wa ston f 46 Ww ccnagaliemh glen se : | 4 aa, a a (+) Sia mS ee Sad = , a patio fleeded by artificial MOON-: wore a costume of black tes ep at 9 S'clock Wednes- and in hter Miss Eleanor Sim bo sgee a a ae eee - ae a 2 ee = Be, light and decorste’ in Orange ankle length pantal we) evening. The wedding Was as . : 2 ae ee os a aa ee Pa a * = s Ze trees, brilliantly colored flowers lace Miss Helen - — lian room mons, will return tomorrow fron 7 : eye 7 S@ * comen | : : gised in the Italian room of Princeton, N.J.. where they at- : and trailing vines. The scene | wes an ettractiys ~ ‘ark Hotel the omg —. ie Pri . me a fitting background for the beau- white satin with whieh she Borest Tar teu, tended the Yale- pes~nipon 5s y Ss - " +47 Fre 7 ae 3 2 > 56 £uests. The They were accompanied py Mis: ‘tiful costumes, with gorgeous Span- a mantilla of black a wmece of about : Elizabeth Luyties, daughter of Mr ish shawls and beautiful mantillas high Spanish com tm te. Henry H. Forsythe, pas- and Mrs. Frederic August Luyties of Chantilly lace predeminating. deth Allen, cleverly eau ~e ce the Kingshighway Presby- of Brentmoor. Ned Simmons, son The guest of honor were Chanel Spanish youth; Me Dale RE Sa officiated. The of Mr. and Mrs. Simmons, is a stu-| red with a velvet bodice sewn with Seudder as a pirate im eee ieee through an dent at Yale University. gold sequins and « long. — onan Wales ie ae or tulle “and flowers lof ef dozens of narrow ruffles edged ters” furnished — = ss ial eee Se ee ld ad 4 at one side with trasts amid so many Geasaneee — peg Cyt 8272 Westminster place have re- in gold adcornmec a de , se" oe 4 . smilax and white turned from the East, where they | a great cluster of French flowers ladied and elegantly _ yee in Gall stamens : 2 RE i > ty | Miss McElrey’s mantilla was of |tlemen of Spain. +. sf igs eh ital Mg cll ; Baie ere at their cur: d was worn very high a Benedictine monk & 5 {wes ig ee & t3 r m- | an w ; > 4445 ee _ ey — Sil autuma.... Rey were at the:r sum- | +) candelabra. 5 , lac- mS eee ~ a ’ ‘> nen anne = xX 2 Diese framework filled with red cowl, and a 2} = ‘ . a attired tn a ‘pe rrill’ a t troy | st around “aarhe bride was attirea fh p+ Gct. 18. then vtstted Mrs. Morrill blossoms. Mrs. McElroy strung his neck, very ‘eatin sal id a ‘ , er bern V imi, ; black with ce mantilla Car! Koehler and Mary Ee gown © ; sister, Mre. Os Van Brunt an V.2ack WwW: a ila rm : in pearls and rhinestones. MY. Van Brunt of Bronxviie, similar arrangement, and haus, who appeared as . @ > ae ee , c ie 7 “a o 9 Son } ; - hi ™ oN jong cou iL = a 2 , : Sal - ¥.,.fdormerty of St. Louis. Jane McElroy. who received |in furnishing vuch of ' ner sheviders and wee Miss.Alice Scott, daughter Wrs. Henry Clarkson Scott her parent : re; ment of the evening. @fell from © : = aS ee we : a ia pearig and ITIinr«. Westmoreland place, and + bh Professional net + nroidered : | Spanish dances and of & » flesh-tinted georgette. Tie Katherine Steedman, and th ter’s father, George Fox Steedman - - ~ ww e ~ ~ ae in Spa ume 3 a was : it € ay LS PI of 34 es?’ mor eland place, aT nish cost wort. ~ h a vr - Ft +3? wired bouffant skirt. A Chantil) “a ‘ ng” r 4 tor ~e aderned with crange ntilla completed her cos- the dinner, henad + she carried h which followed. wae ey ome and she carried a shower apending a week in Arkansas on & hunting trip. lace mantii — white roses and lilies Mrs. John Lawrence Maur 46 Vandeventer place, +s at Hot Springs, Va. She is expected to ‘ oe XY me Ns black lace over orange. fashioned with a black velvet bodice and -—4e SS gyg*ye XS oe x N, A Sie sees WS > ~ Phiten aeedhde ode dee i hess i8 Xx i es *“- n of her attendants sii- =e enameled doring. Mr. Marcel ° S L, re a 4 a cer Ww in “pn VANS SPECIAL FAC! [| : _— — “or es , of Wright City, 2ic.. as ie d es ae é S? on +o: Qe Begs dls 3 hg ae ¥ QUALITY WORK at a THRILLING LOW FRBBB ona: «o> maid of — ae : , Dp ie ink ulle the brides- turn to St. Louis Nov. ;: Miss Alice Chapman, daughter of iirs. Béfijamin G. Chapman of 5S Kingsbury. place. and Miss Aiice »n- 7” I. Hoxie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs - ‘ x XQ. ae Lge aN ae . . Se a ee, : 8 aS ee ~ jis, San % 2 x te me a? be ¥ . ¥ a Linh: ~ Cae va P, mab te ee nt 4 . Pig Be k Som ~~ a : — sctianconlentaas i = “* S an ——— S64 Van- dra ypapyyppp ptt” fi : .. omnn., Sit her caug! ; i ote cite S | ; ee OS TS a , ~~ —— ed at a jumcheon bridge givy- Mrs. Harry B. Hawes of © a « 6 , ter liss Dorothy Drew. who is a3 tes - oe oo Se «| 3 ....:. @3e | Mate . ™a by ber mother Saturdar Noy | Geventer place, and her daughter, | ee - dele: Student at Ss ter’s Schoo] 08s: of Hales oe ee lees SS ae P : ane 4 | FE ee ia pe 0 ee Miss Eppes Hawes, who are visiting | 2. MISS MARGARET FERGUSON. | SS | . ee iin ete “ — > — ettage was ——— | all r on — "= oo a Sa tallies ae . —— pes mn Mary inetitute anc etl. | at Excelsior Springs. Mo., wi: re-| , Beis. me . we. ‘ ee a —— | st St, _ pan BH ALL LICENSED OPERA a I turn home the first of this week. oe ernst ee ne Mrs. J. W. Ferguson, wil | ni rs. Edward Magnus o! EEE EEE ET APPOINTMENTS MUST — — Li Bese Was ; her ut tea whic rs. Ferguson will give on the atfter- Hortense plac ire spendin = aeeeated from the United States Mr. and Mre Arthur Wilton noon of Nov. 17. k in New Tork — MARGARET MAULE SHOP, lite Bins sien at Woe Dee paciet : MRS. HAROLD W. EHRLER. S. W. Cor. 7th and St. Charles © 09 6 now stationed at Monmouth, YLEVATR The wedding will take place | Lambert Sr.. whe came to St. Louis | — —= me = — Ss - = oe - — ae oe icre-Gayv wedding | ; : ‘a : eee eere wer she , ta attend the Price-Gay : } : ce they wer, uests ¢ e Lv . in ; ro: fed : hr! oe * — 3 Oe . RE a Ripa. NS Y siges hap Ne tee se yh ee Eva ORG Oe Bi Ar whee RN oy * ? > ‘ a ~ ol itti nue, who have been abroad = June, are plamning to a a *. Pr ; er ‘ ie ses SE ee % ~ Y~ 4n°* 4 a ~s Yat “ ou” ~~ Sh £ a . _ i | WF WV pe. a ae i ah Fats HANS hee, nats ww io SOP A eR tata our rae — WT. Mrs. Eugene R. Cuendet of 5290) and Miss ‘ ‘ane place at the home of pare = the Prospective Waterman avenue, and her daught- Mary Ambrose Smith. daughter of gues = 2 e aro. : 7 Griff Glove 5 . her of : affai . ouis y | Bix f Clayton, for several weeks, | ee QC) | ~ Mr. and Mrs. James M. Francis- | i celal thai apres talian Riviers eturning t ari rg efore her m i. Wis és | eva of 10 Lenox place, are passing , Bouse to spend the ea 361; | itertnan avenus tenart: Mon- ' : three weeks at Biloxi, 2am. inns ob ues perme Se as soe | : : ii a | : ee | : er | | ORE Alvin Arn: Abramson. son ef e + 4d a > Zz > or ft tT} - 4 ; i . r Vv i bf ; ¢ of ft & a . 2 un 7 onxvills y.. who has been th Vis Mies Din einies : deel iy val a | - . sac sirs. Julius Abramson, Parents st o! ita? : R : = —- Pershing avepue. The wed- * 2 - > » 2 ‘nee of the fami- day ; Mrs. Ww. J SIZES 36 ro 56 BP Rave: wit of Share Emeth er Miss Elizabeth Cuendet, who’ Mr. and Mrs. J. Sheppar mith xO} have been abroad for several'of 4334 Westminster place rho aS returned to her Qa = er a re nionths, have sailed for home and | have been a | expect to arrive in St. Louis, Nov.|mer are now in Naples, their family Oo har een it - § is \jowing several weeks in Rome. A? : oa wo ¥ é . eo | | ‘wmat they seem.... eather birdines hot a nove! Mrs. John Fegg Reynolds of De- : ; Iz tTooiec heat are ot a hroad s acs : BARA BARA AAD Also Misses Styles Made Larger—Sizes 16+, 18+, 20+, 22+, and Up | &§ . Q >? r a4 wed : ‘ cle tte ce re trrot, Mich... ts spending a shor —— — siete Stn : * ee - a ei ait ai it i ae a her parents, Mr. and —l CC ttme with wedding | Mfrs Emile Cramer of Webster ({ =) Brig iv cK j on wis with Autucoin Lom, | | ' : me: iysician . . Clroves Mrs. Reynolds, who was /}), p io.: ao 1oVeihes of leather, glass, bronze a: | ae - — | Our * fs _ erentn " formerly Miss Dorothy Cramer | cf O R ; R A | | Ss ' as ar ar Pprop for ; to the a [= s & = O sd the home of Mrs. “e was a bridesmaid at the wedding | ;' ie oe Rio ey SF TE | A nnual a ; } = | \ 1 — +. Edward Scho- of Miss Lauralouise Price and Sam- |; ({ By } B LOIRE’ Interior Decorators r se | 2> = tor of St. Peter's the Framy 5 and Furnishers _ officiating. of Nov. 36, “wel Tucker Gay, Wednesday : Begin Monday Ze? °ride. author of = number] qauuae .erse and prose which Pertaad af es ooo) HENRY R. RITTENBERG | (ren q Westminster place, departed Thurs. ™ SSE RAR ERRAR A Om nm OAR: oo AAA RANE AAA AARREN RA AR ARENAS EW ORER ON RR EROS | i : ' the _ , ae Spirlt of Pa- Tuesday gh 2 English woman Lore, d BAR ABA BADA PARAL he a ee Sek AAMT ieee AT AR gd aD ; ' oe ‘ tid Py Gua 7s. 4, = day for a brief visit in New Yo: k Member of the National Academy Mrs. James M. Sloan of 5645 ~_—— : | HIGH : m ; NOW ON EXHIBITION - Site Store That Seits Mee Things ry pe IT) R K. S S iy S hundred. years Edward & Pershing avenue, and her daught- ry arriage by her Catlin. dat Maupin. An Daniel K G rs, Miss Berkley and Miss Mary» 7 olan who have been in Burope §) At the . . - “ 2 | } i? - i ~ we : ti . +, : > for several months, are in Londow (!! x I | se INCa For Street, Afternoon and Evening Wear ane ot lowed” 6 te) eee | xed wilt sail from Southampion | = NEWHOUSE GALLERIES | |. P Yoath{al Sgt MED mac-.c- ceremony, Sine] ee Nov 27. They will land tn this ( N i. +} 8i6é- Bis . Ovufrveg . ST. Mea nltirmy creocks rf New gleeres, sort ° , es 2 Mise Miss country Dec. 5. and expect to ar- { 484 North Kingshichw Bou! | Holidays i eck! gi 9500 Enright ; ; a evar setieteentens te : c in . + ‘ ed a 2 Penis Dee oh ‘i & g y ule d | | aa ie allot cael , drapes, clever n iines ‘ang a marriage song com- daughter eof napa ae oa and other smart ideas. Sy Patience Worth hen Howard Hok . : ; . . " m Ee ; Lat) Ss. ~ ce . rio $ “ey gabon Oo reo ge 4 Mr. Rittenberg is engaged ur executing cormrmnissions : | . o . 4343 Bucking- port ie send © itimore, Mid.. an their |} : . . ) ; | ‘ —— CO “y Bade Bri for Portraits, and h | : | A ge ; | set the poe t baby will arrive the latter part // = ooo Studio equipped ) = | | | ~~ | SMM Dlaved wee, ae mm (0) her sunt se e Uadiliertes : we | Cs ‘ — 3 | : se @ accom- | 46. Portiane of the month to visit Mra. Town- )) « -_ . AY a EW 2 -_* 46 Porti esend'’s mother Mrs. Murray Carte oo —_ OO OSS oe ~_> A ry - — Ss . "\ ~ = : i ’ » "is aes . : ma revs f Pes he ton of the Oxford apartments. Mr it, eS 4 P a Oh t ies a + JF. and Mire logers Townsend will remain for a brief ig F a | ; Pd Se ee ‘ ; i ' ir bhame fin st Leute visit while Mrs. Townsend wil! be tT a ie Ds [7 aan —_ : SS sibel a MIC « | here for a month or more. She | x i \} — 4 p 4): a ) | -— a ~% oe ' ay 7 Arretus Brankivn was formiy iss Annie Laurie a Gir “4 | ' eA 8) ' eas . pet Tien... .. 2S avenue have | Carleton. ; - - Mra. Jack Geraghty of Minneap olis, Minn., who has been visiting Mrs. Charlies McLure Mlarke of Ho- tel Chase, has returned to her heme Mrs Geraghty was th. guest of honor at a number of parties. ae we AS Pie we a ; aie , sit ; et She ‘ 2 prey of Mas oe a ‘4 5 ~ , - Be la al z ss nie . ams ; i. So * ro Hr ‘ Fars? a 7 + wad Mon : pie 7 id pA Peal il oF ’ ’ ’ a a ras, te ¢ wa » ing aye e epee ts aR ; a CE Bhd ee cr Pek * ’ % - - i Ps wg 8 anon e ‘ i . - hd nig ° * ‘ X om a * . s - Se 3 wir a be “9 ~~ 3 a p ° 4 a + sf Se bate cio - a : gi “ “ - bern MARS a ek . e ems | Fn ee ee ae ee ee ee Onsen diate @ nwt diane 6 +, A - KX 4 - m eek ys PF ha id a . eae ee Cs ‘sainegrilie ™ i + : niversity of tt Among the St. Louisans who at- fended the Princeton-Yale footbal! game at Princeton, N. J.. yester- day were Mrs. James H. Wear of $8333 Waterman atenue Mr and and Mra. Thomas S. McPheeters of 6099 Waterman avenve, and Mrs Ralph Simpkins of 5328 Waterman. who are visiting in the East. Sunday Dinner at the Claridge ~ — eee em fe «x =» ‘ ® be Gea 4% ~~. aor a2 Val» + Won pews “1? -_ —4 rif. rs co \ yeorgett ; ' be * ~ - 7, J | ¥s ” os | tion «oF 1 ; - >" \ eivet Mrs. Otto L Mersman of Hote!) Chase will return this week from Lake Forest. T!l. where she has been visiting her daughter. Mra \heorge Seaverns Jr Miss Emily Kauffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank EF. Kauf?- man of 4387 Westminster place. has returned to St. Louis from Boston. Mr. and Mre. Harry H. Langen- berg of 4393 Westmoreland place spent the past week Visiting in ; New York. i} , “rr ; a “ae ' ; “i Candied Southern Yams o- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Garesche § —s apt: Mashed Snow‘lake , | warm terials | : -- , , . Half the satisfact: it attendin | | 4 ol} lined eae A -~ i Soup With Ri I a “ | el od @ See wir be —— SMART FUR-TRIM) est and cleverest HIME" &is bride to Chicago t0| urette Sarr di ’ \= i i , se ‘ : is ll COAT—YOU'LL FIND | r: + MA ~ “her an tibien at S neemasnnanll ‘ Bs a. . —* o a ues R omse, Srutted. ‘ ‘ . Pos + - ae tiie - P na pete, = Test She vs oT IT AT WEIL’S Bete or te atonal tem —wop 86S Paorika Sauce ; 4 = | re . ‘amma Epsilon Pt | , Sraduated from the ¥ Oi itt _Teeciette with weters Marines | = ; : « X\ or Taska ~ * » : ‘ : : _ ae * real oa Fe rT oe Francia, formeriy of St. Louis eit ' “ — ~ ; . ° ’ , _J®ta mec era: nes os rte ’ 3 . > Sad iat | riNg wet outcoor occasions es from being Chani @&4 Wiad oeing Ff ‘ 7 Gc. lanksgiving salled recentiy from Cherbourg, § i | vaca ae . me wee ~ Aa _— Head Letruce. Frciish ] + +) »_Engiish Dressing smartiy clad—and t Oat is, then, all impo 4 a ,, = me ee : aie RE Riess OR EF, RE Hi a Spee ORRRR Mee eapane! ! France, and will arrive in S:. Loui-~ 7 . . ; mee ‘omorro Ww Followtne a TLR? of . 7 - p> Inmeckin MMe ee » , . ‘ several weeks here ther will eo t. & "T A PREY Kis a ae ee Soe Santa Monica. Cal. where they plan ~y 7 Chocolate Sun with Cake LN RE ae Me Eirey of | Miss M-Elre- to make their home i iS Ta‘.atle.. ORe vn - 7 \<aig@ ica or Mik ‘od SS a bom party | Mra. Theron Catlin of Wen .RIDGEER | =|: Fur Coats at Weil’s, $145 to $595 ; ore en tf : “s. William D Brentmoer, Chasten. i is ae — — +. e -~ , AL viTle M 2 X isiting ~~ hag me ia cece ote) Qlaridae } LAM ix ; | ae s C j il’s res . 5 mee” hn Tense place, will ) Ss oats at W el Ss. Did to S195 : 2 . fe cetes Triangle piay | = ™ % mos Miss Amy Hun: 2 ter. : -% T - . ae Sn eee ee ix € ie ws ust at Eighteenth ? —_-—a . ~+$ ' . ’ ‘ sahanniaiaeines San Ae "8S Craig Frampton of Mend Mrs. Augustine Jones of Augustine Jones of | ~~~ Sport Coats, $49.75 to $195 ~~~ POW® LP POL ela - a

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DISPATCH panish | ow: ; 4 Spanish shaw! with E acy" a red tante P - adorning her dark haltr. i social effair tha* cena Baldwin, who made her du remain one of *"®iat @ reception Thursday. } \ leddings and Engagements of The Past Week SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 - | Recent Bride; Princess at Cotton Palace Ball ome ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Card Parties, Teas and Dances Winter Season rN, Of SS A RS s arties of the seaSON | white costume brigh VA vt ee sraday evening Whe? Spanish shawl. Miss Sally ¢ Pei RS ee rt Warren F. McEircy «4 popular debutante, came ‘ Myra Whitworth. daughter | s 1a: gery place gave & Span- party as a Spanish dancer » C. G. Whitworth | WS Mie oe hich ther eatled & @ black and white shaw y . and Mrs. LC. ran | See ; ie’ to f wr ally pre- black satin hat coque ? 49 Parkview place, became | RSS : ter. Miss Ruth Mc- ito one side to display a ; pride of Harold W. Ehbrler, | So worn in her hair. Her Sister, w i of E. H. Ehrler of 4937 Wa-| Ee y- ‘ was converted intO;Martan Green, also a debys by artificial MOON-; wore a costume of black lace ws rotei in orange ankle length pantalettes of colored flower8 lace. Miss Helen Martha nes. The scene W65 was in an attractive costumgs , pround for the beau- | white satin with which che with gorgeous Span- a mantilla of Diack lace oye: beautiful mantillas high Spanish comb. Miss my predeminating. | beth Allen, cleverly costumeg ¢ honor wore Chanel | Spanish youth; Miss Elisst vet bodice sewn with | Scudder as 4 pirate end Miss | nd a long. full skirt | Kennard Wallace in “rags ang qa sarrow ruffies edged ters” furnished ed at one side with |trasts amid so many finely ¢ of French flowers. | ladied and elegantly groomed ga is mantilla was of | tiemen of Spain. William Welg a was worn very high ia Benedictine monk in @ ork filled with red | cowl, and a benedictine ms. Mrs. McElroy/ strung around his neck, vied with a lace mantilla Carl Koehler and Mary Wie tein, pearls and rhinestones. arrangement, and haus, who appesred y & donk ae urt train of bridal sat- Elroy, who received | in furnishing — of the mene E loteam her shoulders and was a ee ns e. = FB nroidered fa pearls and lin orange, fashioned Professional ente neve : velvet bodice and Spanish dances and an orches skirt. A Chantilly'in Spanish costume played dur for the cos- the dinner, and completed her which followed. 9 o'clock Wednes- avenue; at J evening. The wedding was i. nized in the Italian room of 4 Forest Park Hotel, im the of about 50 cuests. The o 2 ti © Church, stood befere af improvised se of palms, smilax and white ssanthemums in tall standards. m Ww in candelabra. The bride was attired in a pe- was worm with a cap of sshess lace adorned with orange of white roses and lilics She valley. Miss Mary Fllen ——— Y WORK at a THRILLING LOW PRICE Visit Our a gown of pale pink tulle A ximately Twe Hours was gowned in green taffeta. pre | A Opere ; ; SMAMPOO 024 MARCEL. pececese 6199 and enameled dorins. Mr. | OReeGGR .. «000800 422222°50°"°° eeene _« wr had his cousin, Cecesin | 1 VANS SPECIAL FACING saibciose Van Beer Jenai mw man and Dick Diekroeder and ' —— . Ww — . ' 4 Ehrier was graduated from CES shington University and his SPECIAL LOW Celebration Wie from Forest Park Seminary. ONE WEEK ONLY NOV. 15th to NOV. 20th,’ SWIRL BOB * , SHAMPOO AND .60 4 Complete FINGER WAVE The Margaret Maule ‘9 Per. Marcel a .. BBe reel eeee2? 8 6hc ; Hai Arch, Beicane Fecial, $1 | Eyebrow a teu ain —— $7.50 “ir home in Connorsville, Ind. The engagement of Miss Mary bel Hutcheson, daughter of Mr. Mrs. John Asa cl of | mpton drive, and Lieut. David | . pur Barton, U. S. A., was an-/! mced at a luncheon bridge giv- | by her mother Saturday, Nov. Miss Hutcheson was graduat- | from Mary Institute and Well- | rT Coliege. Lieut. Barton was mauated from the United States Mary Academy at West Point Mifnow stationed at Monmouth, m The wedding will take place ; Bin December. lalla Jacobs, daughter of fand Mrs. Emanuel Jacobs of We Kingsbury place, has chosen Blas the date for her wedding Mrin Arndt Abramson, son of Fand Mrs. Julius Abramson, RPershing avenue. The wed- We Fill take place at the home of prents of the prospective : in the presence of the fami- Rabbi Witt of Share Emeth Mple will officiate. a. ae ECTO BAIR DYE. 00 reortkns WO ae REPT FB RGARET MAULE SHOP, Inc. S. W. Cor. 7th and St. Charles ELEVATOR oo CHARLEENTRAL 1910-1911 n Monday ES vening Wear New sleeves, soft jrapes, clever neckliines and other smart ideas. — ane, 7 Up | mee. Pear) Curran of 3836 Lin- | r-—fizes 16--, 18+, 20+, 22+,and Up | boulevard became the bride. may evening. The wedding Place at the home. of Mrs. . opal Church, officiating. me bride. author of a number _ Preceding the reading | Youthful Styles ee ™arriage ceremony, Miss @. Y Patience Worth. Miss eo M. Day of 4943 Bucking- | a Dr. Henry H. Forsythe, pas- | ,of the Kingshighway Presby- | i officiated. The party passed through an. of white tulle and flowers | as lighted by cathedral | n of ivory satin embroji- | flesh-tinted georgette. The ? pms and she carried a shower | whan Was maid of honor and | Loretta Temm, the brides- A. bride gave her attendants sil- | meeee, of Wright City, Mo., as} . F. M. Grogan as groomsmen. u et supper followed the cere. | the present they will make | iin honor of her 9 POR i” ene” 7? eeaeagprrrrane : . _ VULLLLLLULULULUL LLL LUUUL LULU ern nae yi i q \g} ie > N ad Sng NAAN SS WZ Uinyf h | os Ahhh by, 7 > go’ S AS ha a Above: ball held recently in Waco, Ae. ' of 7312 Westmoreland drive has ' The party -will be given at the St: | debutantes and their ‘escorts. Miss, Louis Country Club and the invita-; Holmes, who is studyiing art in Bos- | list will include a number of;ton, Mass., will retyrn home Dec. A the debutantes and a group of sub- 18 for the holidays. issued invitations for a debut tea daughter, Miss Helen Frampton and Miss Martha Woods, daughter of Parker H. Weods of 6248 Washington boule- vard. The affair will be given at the Frampton home the afternoon of Nov. 30, from 4 to 5 o'clock. Mrs. Claude 8. Kennerly of 28 Portland place gave a theater party Tuesday evening for Miss Martha Love, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Love and Miss Gertrude Catlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Catlin, two popular. deb- utantes. The guests included a group of this season's buds. Miss Mary Brooks Holmés, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Howard Holmes of 6500 Forsythe boulevard, will be honored by a/§ dinner Christmas night for which her aunt, Mrs. Robert Holmes of 46 Portland place will be hostess. @". Henry Horace Rogers, a re- » the Rev. Dr. Edward Scho- bOks of verse and prose which | mm «6(ANelley of 5800 Enright Court, wh +“ WhO set the 4k oe i é tt ~ poem ad - ayed Miss Kelley's accom. | Pires: : | | on their return from the | f eon, Dr. and Mra- Rogers | 4 ad ; : 4 Fe “¢ their home in St. Louis. physician of San Jose, Cal, | © ° e 1Vinh a - ., Travers, rector of St. Peter's attributes to the Spirit of Pa- ‘ Re Worth «an FF } 5 Worth, an English woman ied venaen died sererg] hundred years r ternary, ‘ a8 given in marriage by her mee'er, Mrs. R. LL Maupin. An f “=~ reception followed the | me’ Sang a marriage song com- ee . and : = ‘ Large Selection ere Mrs. Arretus Wranklyn | : ¥ ” vvSh a sb r — ; Pines 4 .rehing avenue have | » “© marriage of their Anne, to Bryant | HANDKERCHIEFS CHRISTMAS Monograms must be ordered now! Heenuwalth Linen Importers Since 1882 BBryant Britt of 5118 wl, 4 : "Lich took Place Oct. 26. | zainesville, Ga., 428 2 mem} 7, an | 4 d Mrs. Britt from their De Luxe Quality Olive St. & Taylor Av. aaeeORROOOCO® enw, oN, COW SSS yy \ #7 he Ay N Ss ae NY 28s IWS: WH Pi “« VIIULLLMILILLILL UM hh hh eecreccracavetarssatathbsearvecceessadee ‘tha LLL CEEEZZEZZEZZZEEL Wilt 14 bail Vo ees st8.8 err? ow ow ey, ite Ker ALL LLL LL LLLLLLEELEE G WY, Wy ? (Lidia we Yj in 4 “Y SIOSESE. 4 4 Z, GU y “ny Pe Vuiny 9 Meat aaa | | 3 RQ’ oe -Asher BKrenier. Mrs. Frank J. Saum, formerly Miss Eileen Estelle O’Brien, who was married Wednes- day morning at Our Lady of Sorrows Church. At right: Miss Martha Strickler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Strickler, in her costume which she wore as the Princess of Missouri at the Cotton Palace Sunday Mornings A $15 Permanent Marcel Wave / I ail} os 0k as = Beautiful deep marcel-like wave. Ringlet ing required—gcuaranteed. COMPLETE Artistic Marcelling. Senge and Scalp . reatments«. WINNETTE MARINELLO BEAUTY SHOPPE ends. No kinks or frizz. No water wav- 6315 DELMAR. Phone: CAbany 8665. ee ‘a dance Sunday evening, Dec. 6, | 'Chfete, a farm school orphanage | _Mrs. E. H. Thurston, Mrs. J. War- son, Mrs. W. B. bert and Mrs. T. H. Hale. * William ‘Jaeger of 3437 Hartford avenue, at the Forest Park Hotel. | in honor of the birthday anniver- * sary of Mrs. Weed. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Alden / guests were the following members : Board of the| ning at their home, 5909 Cates ave- | League of American Pen Women. nue, for Mrs. C. 8. Simmons of Mrs. L. Louise Marsh, president; Birmingham, Ala., Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frank P. Hays, first vice pres- | Eldredge Price and Dr. and Mrs. |ident: Mrs. Mary C. White, secre- treasurer, and Mrs. ing much entertained during her! Charles Hoyt. More than 50 guests The table was dec- orated in the colors of the organi- 'Zation with the insignia of the L. A. P. W. in the center of a square entertained at dinner Thursday eve- of the Executive Duff Allen. Mrs. Simmons is be-/tary and stay here, The Delta Phi Sigma will entertain at tea at the home of. Miss Dorothy Buckley, 231 North Vandeventer avenue, Nov. 21, at 4p. m. The Junior Hadassah will give |S!ven last evening at view Club. were present. Sorority | of flowers. — at the Statler Hotel. The proceeds | of the dance will go to ‘the fund | that arranged the affair. Effective 'decorations and many clever fea- Meter | _tures were employed in making the party a most attractive one. The ‘club will give the regular dinner for the maintenance of in Palestine, which is | solely by the Junior units in America. supported | Hadaasah | i eGo | barn dance No. 27. The De Soto Dramatic Club will | ere ake give a three-act comedy, “Betty,” | the evening of Nov. 21. Dancing | will follow the performance. : wl CS ‘each month during the season. Mrs. } rederick W. Christman of | —_——— 943 Maple place and Mrs. Emily | The St. Louis Single bridge luncheon at the’ Forest | N©Y: 23. Park Hotel Friday. Covers were | the club willg@be held Tuesday. laid for 20 guests, all members of | a bridge club to which the hostesses ‘terman and West belong. | will give a bazar Plans for the Sorority Circle bridge tea to be given at the Gatesworth Hotel Nov. 18 for the| benefit of the Child Welfare Com- mittee, are well under way. Among = there will be children. the patronesses are the following. The Goodfellowship Club will hold its regujar meeting Nov. 19 at. Olive | Mrs. George Hitchcock, Mrs. John | street. The club will give a special Corlett. Party Nov. 26. Those interested Mrs. G. Brandt Leitch, Mrs. J. A. Bleakney, Mrs. C. K. Urguhart,| Westminster Hall, 3806 J. Bassett, Mrs. Robert Mrs. ‘John Haskell, Mrs. O. p, | Mar attend. Blackstad, Mrs. Davis Smith, Mrs. | ee | Special Correspondence of the Post-Dispatch | PARIS, Nov. 4.—The dull period on the Continent ts drawing to al lelose. The last of the vacationists Tyne. : | are leaving and each incoming ship ‘from America is bringing its quo- ‘ta of winter visitors and returning ij} members of the American colonies) | abroad. : ,ca'’s diplomatic representatives are (back at their posts, after summer ‘trips to the States, and this adds (to thp zest of entertainments. The Egyptian ‘gala dinners and dances in ‘ ‘its Nile trips and desert pilgrim- | ‘ages, has opened. With 63 cruises!;ouie who have been traveling im |schedules for the this winter, it is estimated that @P-/| channel to Paris from London and | proximately 60,000 Americans Will! se. a+ the Hotel de Crillon. ‘visit the ports of call in Spain, Al-| -_ A ahrysanthemum party was the River- Mrs. Ben H. Pluempe 'was chairman of the committee —— 'dance Nov. 20 and a Thanksgiving A dinner dance and bridge will | at St. Aloysius’ Hall, January and be given at the City Club Thursday Magnolia avenues, this evening and | evening. This will be the first of a 'series of informal social evenings Greece and Italy. Italy is benefitting from ‘the in- | clination of Amerteans to push on-| ward from the Atlantic seaboard. | Increased and more luxurious ac- commodaticns aboard liners plying | between New York and ports undoubtedly have something | ‘to do with this. The Paris social season is well WAVE under way as was signified by the}: attendance at the last Sunday eve-| ning dinner dance at the .to be given for one Thursday of Club will Merton of University City, gave aj ive &@ Masquerade at the Odeon : | The regular meeting of The Church of the Unity, Wa- Kingshighway, Thursday. Luncheon will be served from 12 | to 2 p. m., and a turkey dinner at ee Mrs. Scott Kenyon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Scott of St. | Louis, has arrived in Paris from New York and is stopping at the Hotel Duming. 16:30 p. m. Beginning at 4 o’clock motion pictures for ra) _ PAGE @. | Ballard of St. Leuls, with ther /daughter, arrived in Paria fropi ‘New York. They are on their war to India and will On Continent . United States some time in. May. Is Beginning | 1927. _ The engagement is announted o* Leith of Fyvie, formerly Miss Marir Louise Janvary of St.. Louis, anc Miss Ruth Avis of Cambridge-on- Aceompanied by a large party, 'Mrs. John A. Ockerson of St. Louts has arrived in Paris, staying at At lantic Hotel. Mra. Ockerson wil. spend the winter here. Among those with her are her sister, Mra. M. S Beach, and hér cousin, Jack Horan of Chicago. Mrs. Ockerson with itsisave a difner last week for Mr. ‘afro,} 4nd Mrs. J. E. Harding of St. Louts. Practically all of Ameri- season, Marcus Harris and family of St Mediterranean’ the British Isles, have crossed the return @6 ihe. Ilan Forbes-Leith, grandson of lacy , . Pes +4 “* » “ ow 4 “ a ae Se tage : 4 yt dies shir na Peas er tes bet" Soe Ss ba ¥ x ® at og a = lat Tunisia, Egypt, Turkey, 50 | , | | e > 4 ‘- ° —" : 4 7 “ , , NESTLE Ww @&az | PERMA- | NENT tallan| , § i Nad COMPLETE OPEN TUES. AND THURS, EVE. SHAMPOO and FINGER WAVE, $1 Phone GArfield 1113—Appointment La ‘Vera Beauty Shop 204 N. 7TH ST. ~ N. FE. COR. 7th & PINE, 24 Fleor Hotel | ee eee en ee and Mrs. James Pranklin | Edith Armbruster, Mrs. Edward | a = re EE ee em ae ee -_ ee —_— City Art Museum Forest Park TIBETAN Banner Paintings Burkley, °Mrs. R. E. Oldfather. ren Jones, Mrs. Fred Britton, Mrs. S. S. Cheek, Mrs. Charles McCall, Mrs. A. R. Gould, Mrs. L. F. Mang- McSorley, Mrs. | Martha Proetz, Mrs. Lillie Wilcox, Mrs, H. L. Cady, Mrs. H. D. Gos- | Mrs. Alys Dameron Weed, histo- rian of the Sti Louis branch of the. League of American Pen Women, was the guest of honor at a luncheon given Nov. 8 by Mrs. 2 12th Annual Thumb- ? Box Exhibition of the er ee St. Louis Art League Other honor TTT Tn SPECIAL WINTER RATE OUR NATUKRAL MARCEL. REGULAR 815—NOW PERRIANENT WAVE $ GUARANTEED SIX MONTHS. NO WATER OR FINGER WAVING. DE MUN SHOP, 4513 Delmar. FOr. 1120 OUR REGULAR $15.00—NOW PERMANENT WAVE ~’ 3 Years’ Succeasful Operation in St. Louis. NOVELLE SHOP, 323 N. Grand Av. 3, 22°", P.42%, Saone Phone. Lindell 8408 That Famous Horseshoe Curi—Beautiful, Nateral. ‘5 | Lustrous Wave Witheut Water-Waving Combe | “Ileana” Newest Dress Oxford Another of Huette's Wonderful Values at Hosiery to Harmonize Patent with Rose Blush, Snake Trim and Polychrome Battons, Also Allover Patent. See this and other new styles presented Monday at all three stores. Style book on request. Mail orders filled. WONDERFUL SHOES — — Beautiful, deep marcel-like Wave, ringliet ee ee ree MARCELING, 50c SHINGLING, 35 Hours 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.—Established 25 Years. TALBOT’S Beauty Shoppe DElmar 3021 1108 N. TAYLOR AY. A $10 Permanent Marcel Wave + 6 STIX, BAER & FULLER AAARAPAPARAPAAAT SPADA ARAM BAAARA RA RAPA AAPA CAAA BAAR AA BR OA AARARAER RA PARA RAPS OAR ARORA RRR ARPA To the Rhythm ae RARAAAR AAR BARA AAA a ee ae 2 ———— AAR ERA A OROAASARPAARAAAARARARAT A RARARAPRAR a re of Festive Music— Glances will follow dancing feet. shod in the ultra chic dress Pump. CRa0c0k , HOSIERY , season's newest shades. $1.65 pair; 3 pairs, $4.75 This style may be had in the wanted and popular materials In the EACOC Pr suop as 808 OLIVE ae. Lucille : oe | " a COBrrit attended Brenau | At - } 4 Boe No -~o, they will be } wie ie Britt Jr. Son of Mr. and Vernon ® Schoo} at G Washington Uni | i ‘°" University, where MA sornris.. rity Upon the return “Sei a\ enue. Steere: La? > ‘ uJ e 7% «- NS have } Wedding iy . yp ren inten. > ee etter of Mr. and Mrs. mC. Loeffe} of 2922 Geyer — Arthur Post of Chi- he Wedding wil] take place P*tn00on of Nov 9 4 aaa Nov. 20 at St ‘so 3 , mony a wedding | tm ve served at the home ride’s Parents. Mr. Post ® his bride to Chicago to Lovely Materials Crepe Satin, the favorite Georgette, Frost Crepe, O% new and ravishing combi tion of these materials Velvet, and models of! Velvet, each with the ee $25 est and cleverest trimming® | : Loet te) ws . ~* “@S fraduated from ersity. She ~. ~ EE A "a8ka State I'n} Sale of Fine in soft m materials, lavishly ‘ed, silkflined and in- ined. A ‘Thanksgiving, west styles > 4 merrity, Gamma Epsilon Pt € { ~~ kraduated from the | om * Nebraska and Uni- | 7 sf of Chicago ! ' Pilitar N. Clagett of 5115 | : Sulevard will give a din-| . map| Party the evening | =..." honor of Miss Ruth | ial at e 7 4mte daughter ot aire » t ® > . ._arrey) F’. McElrov oT j Bet i“ Place. Miss McElroy | he, ~?hered by a box parts . y Altr ° a, r ; “ant, Mrs. William D , . ® ¥ Hortense +,? » | : ‘ae piace, ¥ if: J the Pring , »>Qat th oe SECOND ‘ena’ FLOOI cust Sts.. St. Louis *% et — a . . (on Triangie play | © Odeon - . Ss Dieta ts t -S0lGs Craig } rampton xe rs * whras Do your a0? | 2 iber ¢ } “4 A ag -- OT the Nationa] lion- | on ; i You cannot be the spirited, active man or woman you should be with fallen arches. The finest and most enduring support for weak arches is in— | DR. KAHLER SHOES ( 4 Comfortabls Sbee made Stytish } 803 eel Lecust St. A RN: SS aE sapsasrmnemeeneinemtet ’ V4eq , :; ' | Only 15 Minutes on rn | %y ; from Downtown! | 1944 try : . tte¢ Wes ‘ st bl | Vets eoes “ | u : : | ee Unusually ractive ! | ROOMS and SUITES | As Low as $8 5 Per Month | _ RECENTLY redecerated and refurviched, ea number ef beautiful sing'e reem: 4 eultee in the Buckingham are now evailabdie. — This fa:neus hotel was bullt for home-lovers | .,. fer ite seunshiny, airy reemse—tuiit with- _ eut regerd fer q ineheo—iond an at- mosphere of livable eerfulness, which is emhanced by the medernnese of their con- Service Till 12 P. M. veniences and furnishings. COFFEE SHOP Per treneient or for permanent guests, : All Dey Sereies St. Lewie has ne Aner ast feed ia the werid.. and brings te cur : DINING | NEW SANDWICH SHOP ete ome ee ee es Buckingham cuisine ic cuperietive . the fia- eppertunities fer enjoyment th the excellence of living : Table dNett or : . Sunday Diemer, $1.50 nh Sx10 SILVERTONE PHOTOGRAPH OF YOURSELF—ASK CS ABOUT IT—WORTH 85.00 PERMANENT WAVE 42? Nestle Lapoil Method. Our work is always thei; £93 same because we use nothing but the best of mate-«. 4°) ‘1 | rial.. This is our special price. 5 ae Ringlet Ends—No Water Waving or Combs Required ¥ SHAMPOO AND MARCEL, $1.65 MYRTLE ELENORA £ : 2708 N. GRAND PHONES: LINDELL 8406-0565 o LI -) ne On Last 4 Days of the 20th Anniversary } ee oo 24 ie Smart Oxford Ties ( Featured Monday at . Theyre New! Beaver Grain Slate Grain Tan Riffle ; Collegiate Tan Novelty Grains Two-Tones * N MONDAY the Anni- versary Sale feature of- i fering 1s several hundred pairs of smart Oxfords for women and girls. Ideal tor wear this kind of weather. 85 | , GRAND-LEADER é. The Luxurious Draperies of Queen Marie s Suite at the Coronado | Were Executed by | Stix, Baer & Fuller | i HEN our royal guests came te St. Louis, 1 W the beautiful Coronadéd Hotel was fit- i tingly chosen for the official residence | and the suites selected for their occupancy were redecorated and refurnished with lavish expen- | diture to make them into royal suites of gor- | geous beauty. Stix, Baer & Fuller was selecte4 ’ to furnish the rich silk draperies and hangings’ \ that added so much of luxurious splendor to the | well-appointed furnishings. | just as we executed this important commission with precision and outstand ing. success, 80 we stand ready to plan for you and carry out your wishes in any H problem of interior decoration. ea Ne IRATE NE , eee ontertangmies: sale nape ao abet ae ee ee eo ae eh a Te” Fa ce Be acy “ %. So ee RN IE RO ne NMA TNA COT ps BEEN ue alla treat Ailitinin Nts ee ered pater:

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 192 — ‘PAGE 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 6, This Section. Monogrammed Christmas Cards With Envelopes, 25 tor $2.95 es Individual and attractive are these io Cards with the two-letter monogram, a + : greeting and your mame. Envelopes inc] (Printing Dept —éth St. Entr ; 4 GRAND-LEADER ? Special Selling of 3600 Shirts” Offers Men Extraord:mary Values at . -¢ gj a = RS ee POR 2 PROX NS Piet 0g a ad ais TS ihests ir re ee t- BY 4, NOES > my Aa ll > a tae iy Sian Was lah See an i BRI RB URNS rt Uh eae SOE Dba rie isin m= ort -~ » oe nt eee mre Pr eer ee re cote utietiiehdueieesanee ee ‘S as re om ~ at FO ea ge RO Na EI oe Re wenn ay Hl a. Wa Hi \ 8 St ttt Er ew Nee A fortunate special purchase brings these excelient Shirts at this low price. Included are Shirts of En- glish broadcloth, woven and. rayon-striped madras, in excellent novelty and conservative patterns and plain white. Neckband, collar-attached or collar-to-match style. Sizes 14 to 18. . Important Sale of Table Linems “revi sgn gen Well tailored, full-cut Choice of cape, Mocha or . oe lin A ees ee oe aes bs 6 oi aire. ty ll “ - ain > ee Sot. Perr oo ony, paul se . - - ONS RON RG? PERNA SE, ‘ ° : . Nightshi £ Fruit-of-th buck; lined unlined; gray. Linens for Every Need—Linens of Rare Beauty and Charm—All Priced Extremely Low “pa tongoeecte pet mre black, prcveets a 7 mirage . . ° special values lain or embroid- Linen Damask Napkins Fine Italian Dinner Cloths All-Linen Table Sets ~ sage : ners $1.35 ered backs $1.95 Men's silk or eran Neckwear in wide selection of patterns, 65¢ Wreh Hemstreched Hems Handmade and Embrordered Cloth. 55x70 °3> ‘Men's Furnishing and Square 1$—Main Floor.) and 6 Napkins. eae | 14214 In. $7 29 .29 [7x17 In | 79 $99.25 ) 4 Srx for Srx for emiece a Pp ical d attracti Sets of silver ° . x fo : blend ~- tang rite shin Jacquard patterns Purchase W atches & D; amond Jewelry All-linen silver-bleached damask Napkins | Imported cloths of fine linen, elaborately —thé cloth and six napkins to match—fin- in the two desirable sizes for luncheons. | embroidered in exquisite cut-work and solid _ ished with hemstitched hems.’ On the Christmas Budget Plan H ; 1, | T L] S | embroidery, finished with Galuci. hem- | , emstitche able pPets stitched edge. Cloths are 2 yards wide by 3 7 | Italian Buffet Sets. $2.95 The Initial Payment Is Ten Per Cent of 3, 352 and 4 yards long. They are slightly y Exquisitely embroidered by hand, they will the Purchase Price—No Extra Charge . Ss r + is} d it} i - r S| . - Linen satin damask Sets are finished with soiled, but otherwise perfect. 24-inch Napkins to match, dozen. .$12 add distinction and charm to the buffet; one | | | 4 oval 12x18 inches, and two &xi2. : 7 & \ \ hemstitched hems. Cloth 66x104-in. and 6 Napkins... . $14.95 Cloth 66x104-in. and 12 Napkins. . $18.50 a? ae . ANT cm cn a ——_ . : Y Cloth 66x86-in. and 6 Napkins... $17.95 Luncheon Sets. Italian Cloth Quilted Table Padding Sets of Linen ' a eae a a = =¢ > ‘at aps ————— : Handmade 72x100 Inches An excellent quality Paddir ng, made of gabd woven uy a . ey 2 egg Ble ae . | SSF Ss Se ) . . ‘g. 5 warns in waffle damask els of a fine quality | ae inter oa Ss LCR ULES tay aE: ~ . . ~ - a ~~? +h - J —_—s 7 — ‘ An owal runner and 12 A few Cloths of rare : ter elgg onc ape ee kage pattern with checked with satin damask bor- *¢e . . e225 rity tanec , atitchine. “2 pete! 4 Cia : -_ — ; = doilies 12x18 inches. are beauty and charm, em- are ee ee designs in colors—s4- ders and hemstitched | W onsen outa M; —— 2 | 00 inch csotn and 6 nap- .hems, are _ specially Ee sses isite! broidered pidere: doa ee cer een te ieee | | vee... DL ian S303 G7 QS eased 50 — filet and edeed hie 7 ilet o>) ne scenes “Te o each ... Waltham Diamond Diamond Platinum Bowknot Diamond | | °9 50 Watch, $150 Ring. $170 Bracelet, $125 © 82 “ ME ES TI ke eh ¢ wie Basie tice “chi aban De Be Wt; Dine: Lage e aN Mee PSOE a dt ‘ oh aga ge «ge Keel “e~ ; e } t cloths may be inexpensively , Linen table : P : Diamond Solttatre Ring—The mounting is of solid gold in artistic binsei e on with embroidery, the full fi [ur trimming. Sizes 14 to 1 with gi ~ : Ba ene $29.75 x 7 ° Pattern Cloths and Napkins | All-Linen Table Damask An exquisite case, beauti- An unusual and attractive The bowknot design &@ a The Coat sketched at left, above, movement. sapphires. twelve sapphires. | blending perfectly with the Shell Satin damask pieces; the 64x80-inch cloth ‘loth, 63x80 ine! es. ... , $4.95 .. £3 “inte 2 will be embroidered with a 4-inch initial and Cloth, 63x90 i: 5.95 and $6.95 a. wey crus) reg een pierced design, effectively set with 4 a brilliant diamond and $50 rf Sentures 4 ‘ fancy cut sapphires , eSatulres. eee Colonial Glass Lamps bos i Gl Silk UJ a | Kitchen Electrical Need Saag Special Values in T te ectrica eecas sinien pecia aiues 1n oytown S| Cf Superior Quality at Raman Initialed Linen Table Sets. From Belfast. Ireland—table linen of a - fully set with six diamonds re gers of a a a oe ee _ -and has all the chic of the original : : P hires. fitted wi-h With seventeen Oftillant when it is piatinu = : | fine bleached quality woven in attractive nches Wide— eee ; 7 diamonds asf manner of its application, are Cloth and 6 Naptine—SQ) 5 . 64 Inc C +s (First Payment $15) (First Payment $17) (First Payment $12.50) eg et what one may expect in cluster tuckings, tucks radiating & six 18-inch napkins with 1%4-inch initial 2 h Napkin ? ens—Secend : ! p a 24-Inch Napk : si cin oe (iz Foes) (First Payment $5) 7 Misses’ Coats at these rices. Main Fleer) Pemenagreg : gS to youth—and reveal the = Bright New Toys for the Kiddies Christmas if “ixceptional values in May Be Purchased With Economy on Monday | 'Gergarments tailored of i aa. —. Gi EY fa, ite DE pea ‘lies SRR 1 PS eae » f eas RAR tw . hin 5 ° An attractive Lamp for the boudoir is made of | } ' - : . . | ange grr ped oe rik / Be fc, 2 ort t wearing . I ¢ | YF" In oldc il lamps . | Deir ind Electric Heater | Electric Waffle Electric Percolator | ff one ote } a P ; | - % . =i eee immed with | “- eRe | | \ Hs of Colonial days. Choice : in eA ee ed Picot ed; A limited $5 Qs , + lould. $6.98 $6 OR ; : ; of een clear crvsta! or _ > s “aa a em i ere imi © +e . 7 sor im of er as 4 4 ye 4 ‘ a . ag - sont} fered at these It is easy to make wai : ber ¢] » with = | ——_ ; Universal Electric Heat- fles every morning for The new “Rochester” amber giass—each with a & oF a = 4 pa: et, with 12-inch copper re- breakfast. when you own brand nickel-plated Perco- make hand - decorated parch- : flector, guard and weighted a Waffle Iron that is easily lator, fitted with gravity- ment paper shade. | NB . 1 pg : | aE ae est 2¢ base. Very convenient for operated. Heating element contro! _ thermostat ; 6-cup | , VW o —_« ro il “Rete Mies. $2.50 use in any room. guaranteed. size at this attractive price. | NS a . : : Recut: inn On o5-50 - - i “—" N \ . yom it as . p in _— . Pr eh- Weg ; “ P y Pct ony it ; Bswpeipsaaoe Fe ibe 7 sic sey ics ah Rayon-and-Cotton Net aS area a Curtains S$ pa .85 opt te. le Each Rich beige Curtains of good quahty 9x12 W ool Wilton Rugs ; s ; Quaker lace in a variety of dainty shadow ef- a For Cold Fros fects are made with the new scalloped flounce rs — S OO and are a very special value at this price ti ai ttractrve Values . Ricnaiite good-looking Curtains for the liv- . amety of Desrgns gee Brushed Wool Sets for ing room that ar urab will lau r s e durable and wi aunde ae a ae aes ei Tots of 1 to 4 Years nicely Very desirabie Rugs tor any room in thehome, are woven of good quality : ? varns, in pretty Chinese and Persian motifs. and in the newest color combinations @ = Little tots will keep snug and backgrounds of taupe, mulberry, sand, blue, rose, walnut and raisin. All Rugs are tr “ttle sweater Sets as they ride or ; hann, . ee as : : : ringe urtains Seam!) a lin: Os ~ I Vi | y hours spent gut. of doors. | . ess Axmuinsters Large Size pe Ramm Seamless Wutanas od legein, ngs and toque are knitted of ti An interesting selection of attr Pe Lee Tre ton ts ita ) | ac * _ 7 \ ‘ Bee St ' A . - a z : The finest . A- ona ‘ a, one aie | - - oad fa} designs : . ieee yo = a Si special group of Cortains in sof: , so set = ceuent ortumity to Many beautiful a me br - . ink patterns with deep aca! | ~~ Sik tone of ecru include many novelty sters are woven est «i inthe choose a new Rug for the lar re reproductions of the® “i ushed finish. Buff, p popular Amerex | | weav Il made with scallo bo: popular room-size, 9x12. Choice size room. ‘These gx! — Royal a ae — T — = Ots "New Panty Fre weave are finished with 4-inch bull: “hye on coms and £3 ‘imshed with deep bullion of many attractive designs and ter an wm : found im this group of Each Sites Seed as ak -atlesdeerll wana nal OP ID. aw ~s Something new in Curtains—macde by th Quaker Lace Company; of good quality ravon and cotton net and finished with deep sca! loped flounces. There are many pretty pat- terns from which to choose new Curt: ins for the living room or dining room. ad — Fd diaeheedin ta ee ee aes ¢ ail’ a= ee ~ oe. ora? 6 Pe PRP ed + CTL yy the ’ e ‘Lay - Se ERENT ——e pet ach nee. oS 7 oe @ a ee + fringe; @ very good value at, Sei col combination ~dg @ i) & eae... ~- $3. ID iim_Aa«A on $7.70 , at sak ss : $57.50 sagas and $50" $67.5 “ae gi Si $48 Adorable little Frocks with p vards long: gary | me q fash j Ruffled Curtain Set French Mar ac " = ewe > ann ‘ : with full ruffles of solid colored usually weil. Tis Marguisette wears iad vnatie , Men S$ a very desirabie — met net with furl rattles polio ar = : = Ns 4 mien om 3 wee ee a et gi map a ee - ote tee phrase canine pe and pettom, are fuil width. a rr —. y ‘ bus : . 7” + , a = = : . — 4 pon Sweneers ‘in gop . | | — i F . a tipon Sweaters im gay - 9 ~ ; . | $ ay — : , - _ or Leader Holland Window Shades Ww 1th Fringe. 30x19 lunches. ON) - } bY z , iN an Biss = | = > — = a Ns ae themes $2.95 | »

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onogrammed Christmas Cards With Envelopes, 25 for $2.95 dual and attractive are these Greeting ‘th the two-letter monogram, a charmi and your name. Envelopes included. (Printing Dept.—tth St. Entrance.) te: ee of 3600 Shirts ”| alues at these excellent Shirts of En- d madras, in erns and plain -to-match style. n wide selection of patterns, 65c¢ ng and Square 1%—Main Floor.) Diamond Jewelry Ss Budget Plan Is Ten Per Cent of —~No Extra Charge { Bowknot Diamond | Platinum: | , $170 Bracelet, $125 | and attractive The bowknot design is ab platinum is stud- ways so effective, especially renteen brilliant when it is platinum top set i six fancy cut. with five clear diamonds and twelve sapphires. yment $17) (First Payment $12.50) mounting is of solid gold in artistic th a brilliant diamond and $50 a oe) | ‘Main Fioor.) r 7 Ss in Toytown the Kiddies’ Christmas h Economy on Monday Fey : 7 y Electric Train Outfit m—Very §- Special, $9.95 it $1.49 The American Flyer olitth girls . has N. Y. C. type loco- —Dolls such | motive and three Pullman -a-boo Dolls coaches — running on long white curved and straight sec- pped in b'ue tions of track. Complete nket. Soft with switches, this Out- ition head. fit makes an ideal] gift. geabie heads and costumes. .. £2.49 right red; has large fire bell... .$9.98 mmercial Truck.. a a $4:95 jomplete with 3 records.... $2.40 excavating shovel tenon «+ SRS (Toyvtown—Fifth Floor.) — Nilton Rugs lues ee jome, are woven of good quality woolen nd in the newest color combinations with ose, walnut and raisin. All Rugs are fringed. Axmuinsters Seamless Wailtanas Opportunity to Many beautiful designs that iw forthe large are reproductions of the finest 9x15 Rugs of- Royal Wilton Rugs are to election of de- found in this group of gxia . to $67 >() Rugs. Very good qual- $48 ) (0 ity Rugs for .....-.-.- (Sixth Floor.) nent May Be Arranged. ca \ a “ Se ~ a = _ na nee = Wis At err ss SE = oe ’ = CIF wa ae. ee we ~ , ISTIX, BAER & FULLE aah —— GRAND-LEADER ass cera Se ae “ee Pe. , “ aa J. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a me be eae Ih 1 a se a | Winter Coats Speak ot Paris Women’s and Misses Modes for Wintry Days at } : 39 R° and a | 50) - # The Coat sketched at left, above, exactiv duplicates a model by Callot, | and has all the chic of the original. Both the fur (called Chatka) and the manner of its application, are new—its subtle brown-and-tan shadings blending perfectly with the Shellbark tan of the Coat. This is an indica- “on ef what one may expect in the new Coats—others of which exploit cluster tuckings, tucks radiating from the shoulders, furs applied in com- a with embroidery, the full fox animal scarf, and other new fashion- eatures. Misses’ Coats at these prices have ‘hat debonair charm that be- iongs to youth—and reveal] the most recent ideas of line, color and fur trimming. Sizes 14 to 18. Third Flocr.) Glove Silk Underwear . Of Superior Quality at Reduced Prices Kxceptional values in , undergarments tailored of Saar i, = an exceptionally. heavy Lg . quality glove-silk, cut full ict ~ a Site, reinforced at wearing | points, and trimmed with Picot edges. A limited m® Quantity is offered at these See §pecial prices: See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 6, This Section. Corinne Footwear—in Black Satm— § 50 Buckle Pumps | Strap Shippers Black Patent Leather The woman of fashion knows that she may always look to Corinne for the correct lines, the newest leathers or fabrics, and the truly chic colors. Corinne footwear is designed and fashioned _. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, f926. New Footsteps of Fashion Are Made by meesennintiinane wate eres A NR TT ma amr ee ———————E anni ea A lil A EN CT RD ot ener nceatin - Mlle. Louise | —has come to our Beauty Shop from the New York and European Salons of Mme. Heléna Rubinstein to consult and advise with our patrons on all matters pertaim- ing to the complexion. Consultation is without charge. . ~. (Third #loe@r.) A to give style, comfort and service. The Rivoli is a smart strap Slip- per of patent leather, trimmed with flowered patent, $12.50. ent leather, $12.50. The Marie is a clever model in patent leather with black liz- ard trim, or black moire with silk kid trimming, designed with beauty and grace of line, $12.50. The Charm is an attractive new buckle Pump of black satin or pat- (Women's Shoes—Main Floor.) te — _——— —- er ee one - - o~ . WE ~

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——— == JI. | . SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : SS ree ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —- ee ee = = Webs ster Groves aS odin —_ ie} 7 ty a br. - we i =r Paes » .. . Lie Slag ek PP yes aes ite 12° shignt ae cones. [; aoe Dov airs Store.) ——— 240 Better Quality Silk Dresses | _, 4 Timely Sale of Satins—Crepe Satins—Flat Crepes Ing le Blankets | Very Specially Priced Monday $999 fe a $ 525 \ . | — PY TMSEEOED se sat od wot att aE ee a a wr Be. OR RNS RES. Was : FS eh we Py ge Rye pgp WPL ey RAR eco naire (ioe cans Set ert atts colors, such as tan, rose, blue, gray, etc. Also, most all colors in plaids. Come in sizes 66x80, 70x80 and 72x80 inches for oy WoOMEN's and misses’ Dresses in this Pee 4 single and full size beds. All are finished WY ccttictien include samples and one = on each end. At $2.95, $3.95 to $5.95 each. or a few models of a kind from our All-Wool Blankets : Sheet Blankets higher- -priced lines. All are in the new- 7 est styles, showing all the newest style At $10.95 Pair At 88c Each tendencies. ; aa targe size yax84 inches; | Soft fleeced, cotton Sheet SS S, SS» to s*s pounds to the | Blankets in pink, blue, gray, tan lain scarlet and plaids in | and orchid plaids; al] are in size Th models suitable for d pair ere are models suitable for dress, various color combinations, Have | | ek inches; low priced for Featuring Monday—A Most iil Parchase od street, afternoon, business and classroom ohie an onday. wear, in such colors as claret red, jungle antes Se OA. We eogqes thet you Rayon-Mixed Alpaca, 35 Yard Sale of 600 Girls’ Winter Dresse $ plan to make an early selection. : This fabric is ideal for making underwear, princess slips, eye gas ~~ eee (Downstairs Store.) etc. Highly finished and come in solid white, cadet, rose. awre J. E. Linder tan, navy, red, green and black. Slight seconds. rhomem™ a ose months ith her daugh- Windbreaker 2-Piece Dresses .00 Fancy Trimmed Fredy #o \-. seine Woodard, and a? R Peterson of Seima ave- New Satin and Metal C Hats 81x99 Pepperell Sheet Seconds Requletind Sivins Diese —— Straightline Drewes jf At $ 14 \ 2-Piece Suit Dresses Tom Boy Dresses FANT os ana Mise Julia Sxin- oa aagpagi XN @ . adisdn, Wis., 4 “ Oe Eh pent entre ey Xx » Wen pies ern ee MOL ne ™ > r r nd x ~ 2 SAT ME, SSO Ne eine te gai wy eee ae ie Vlad Bloomer Dresses Tailored Dresses a ney will spend the week- These are ticketed Salisbury and subject " 4 visiting Miss Elizabeth Milne to slight oi] stains; size 81x99 inches for . bho is a student at Wisconsin double beds. | -- | . 4 sSliz>.F2 81x90-Inch Pacific Sheets, Well | N° girl can have too many Dresses—and when values such asf ATS om a ing — = women are de- / |#eoet Zz Made, First Quality, Priced, $1.39 are offered, mothers should take advantage to the fullest € cidedly underpriced at $1.95. e values are so | ie £, aa 4 é : : . . Excellently tailored by one of the country’s largest and best x ua! mplatin uyin ; ) : unusual, that those contemplating buying a new Hat | Empire Pillowcases Unubleaciad Maslin cocemrede 6f Children’s Deendés bad dee is the semen ms A at this time, Wall find it most profitable to make 4 selection Monday. - At 25c Each le At 1lc Yard lar styles for young girls, also the clever Tom Bay Dresses @ sizes 3 You may seleet from black satin and. metallic in tence tee ae _ ee ne to 19. smart, small shapes tailored trims with bright pins. Slight seconds of Mohawk width; suitable for man y pur- ee ee et Seen oft | gems. Only Fine Serviceable Materials Are Incladed, Also colored silk and metallic Hats in rose, Copen, .- nie ragga? ef . Stains WhHich wiii not arrfect the — + . J o'Clock Special - Sach as Flannel, Jersey, Serge, Tweed, Cor- > sanc, wood, green and tiger lily. Dewastaire Stare sain dinates r : Blanket-Co : ; : - 44-Inch Indian Head | $3.15 F agg duroy and Combinations of Contrasting Materials W Woven figured in bin : : ran Sale of 54-Inch ool Dress Flannel At 25c Yard brown, gray ya NG tae These are wonderful Dresses for school and general wear, very attractively ad © si "oxo 1] lo leeves. You may select from navy blue, brown, tan, © , med, all have long s . Bleached sheeting for making inch ; 36 o sel. rust. henna. and combinations of stripes or plaids. All sizes 7 to 14 and Bal Special Purchase From Large New England Mill pillowcases, scarfs and fancy We feel sure that mothers will purchase several of these Dresses so chaning nS See. (Downstaire Store.) so unusually low priced are they. Early selection is advised. pownsests 10 of the Wanted $ .68 Shades—a Yard Featured in Special Selling q aj Cas: 4 - : . tai” Be fae a , q wee ‘ : 4 PPE RE gate fe tee aba i, ‘ Bal. ng ? ee SEM, Pegi by ore nan Oe? a Pre 7 ; ! ; ; (tee = Sn ee ee siete PR Shae psc ~ eis ae WY peer 2 eee ie : ey on — " e - i ih sae sagt nit? aoa # cdg ietn Dade cet: -) f el ng z a ° ee ye 7 : ne Sa y, ies eee = F MBs s Sahe 2 ie 2 af (a3, ae Pe cael wid S pene - : Aa Sa 1h a > p : ie ed ie Bs ~ : ? — . ¥ i raat) Peg eel ee a a3 t's As ba: . z : ‘ « ae pS ae ceo 3 Ret WRENS ES PS & rer BALD: Vit ep ae oe POE BAT Be se A + : ‘ ¥ am ae : Rr ane ihe a = x paki aia , bie ae ee ; . f ' 4 = pee a etree ¢ a ee oes ee, ye * a LS Ree ag? a ee, Aaa oe «oh Feat : > Amal POMC ots aR 7 RNY 4 0 : bt oa ae 4 pouty aa Tier connie bo ae ce ety et one a wh 7 i SAS sit t ett m4 ag hee: ght mF 4s ager Petit latiiags.ai ae * ay ‘ a ‘ bbDh ot .-4 reer «a , é . ‘ Sie i ii > tie sae . e . x * ee . 48g pte ee ee Seer tome » * ¥ a] ; t ’ ba See ey OF : ¢ 4. a Dea . ad Sf, ini 5 > PRN tah Sipreme 6 aoe sesh inthe Aedes goa a aa ee ee an ee a nue ner . " “A, he a3 babe . P ais iad inp ean a | fe aR BEB PG APHIS Flannel nas just been received and is offered Monda Monday—You May Share in Our Fortunate Purchase of : , 5} AS ae ee 1 $4 h G Se Si > ras OE aes ir ne , ‘“‘Duplan” 1000 Yards a ee oe * 40-Inch Crepe Satins Changeable Taffeta _ a aN Comprising 9x12 Seamless Wilton Velvets and Axmunsters $ .69 $ 88 ae ; y wh 1 he’ ee = oh — = ] ears + ~- ¢F rorme- At == ) ard Af sine toned Yard -— \ Jet ae ~ 3 FY el St his is a sale that the housewite or the home penne : y i > ame: a ' - stein © . ine High- gra seam e¢s — ‘ ky , > " eo " ‘ \- : y . 4 Ta KeCT Willi OT . - e & _ alt nea” ~~ 2 Ww oe Wilton velvet and Axminster Rugs secured trom the : 7 : > « ~~ + untry's leading mills and | at a price that A strictly better grade of Crepe Sati : ESSE as> Fo 3 = Strictly better grade of Crepe Satin Sort quality the kind that makes beau- i me | ay - CO : b* : most unusual saving in peach b} ush. Centon bi ve, maize. cham- ahaee adresses hang ; and at ° Er . " ° , ar (es a . ss Ms . . id Aeh Lis i . ] t * ne ° Ti is\/o t uUnwus pagne, turquoise, orchid, poudre blue, toast. pill for many other pur- Wt. al PAGE RS SU ' rustine, jungie, navy, peach, rosepetal. | poses. Comes in 20 of the newest pl Ne Pt a = ®T «hal poe eee z THESE RUGS MAY BE PURCHASED ON THE os ayia ne, i et wae, -* pn ne— CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN frost, gray, black, white, etc. A RUE A ARNE RO NY A I A AN ERR AO EE CEI Ap 5 Come 1? — lar zg° assortment of ™nos* attract? : patterns and colorings of many descriptions, - = llover, Chinese or pDiazin eri ec wom he Ae te ae pe mee 2 Fn gt a ee RR pie A mp O80. ren 7 ee er ae ORAL One ere ari ei Sake OP StS ee eo AT oe ae wv 3 é mal, Pa ise ig RRS 5 ’ Myre we - Regs. 4 es BHD om ; he eb. di aaa fiat stdin “ey 4 Man aT iS 4 aes nies “he IG Fe oe ae hy See Be ano thy x Salo 8 ee be . * o. ee oe * aor shee? OE a : "a a ar P Dj SMES LE St 9 oe LSPA RIE A: ea : Monday The November Sale ot Curtains Offers Fy Fu = 3 SSS Ses ae = : = > = vvPry eer a Witt AANA. 5400 ) Yards Drapery Damask 9'——— $$$ mere Another Sale of Women’s Shoes ; s?ectally Attractive Valees in Bo eo So ro ands mon 4 = a? fam 4. Women’s “88¢ a = = sas merror-L ike HR an 86 : 4- Piece Suits & Overcoal ym no = ate Supreme | ENS OE ARE ELE BS. 85 ee _— Chiffon Hose Pair I ek mer en ee eens oo ELE BN PRL AB I A yy se A Ng a eat mene ee counbi: nations ‘from’ w hind 6 to erage se! ection. ‘When mace make most attractive draperies for window or door. All is in the 36-inch width THE SE two eg oups o etempmeall represent a special pur- te | pairs of these good : Sho oes to sell at this. low price. of incompleteness ists 0! , vest, 1 pair ILK from hem of sizes. d 1 pair of knick- i. It to toe, 7 ee | b's ». ln a th Curtain Grenadines Ga S aia rs. All are ca! tailored in the y Cretonnes semi-fashioned with a There are patent le . black satins, colored kids. ew sing! nc double breasted io At 19c Yard | At 29c Yard new woven triple seam and tan and combinat straps, Oxfords and step-in Models. Come in the new shades Short lengths of high- Attractive colored pat- anes — nave er pump styles. Have hig t low heels. Not all sizes in of tans, grays and blue. Sizes 6 to grade aaa elty Grenadines terms in a large selection: ph a cee = high every style but sizes 3 to g in the assortment. 16 years. in solid and colored pat- suitable for all Cretonne saatadiets iene aie set ee The Overcoats are made of fine purposes. impair wearing quality. | . woolen ta fabrics with fine wool plaid } lining in the new convertible mod- - ‘ Quaker Fringed Panels 45-Inch Fringed Panels oer —- « Ff See noe eae At $2. 94 Each At $1 .94 Each parchment, ag . | ‘ , = shades and fabrics. Sizes 3 to 8 Ny al years. /. = ws ~ ss ' An except: onal ostering of these high-grade Shad iow lace and filet weave Panels in 2 most wt ewe, ann . : > . a ut wi ba lec ion Dat e7 Al! i afe Pee 24.4, eco " _- - bh a 4 a be iti °C rms J i ; ‘ nool C eats W eel Lined white. trimmed with deep rayon builion Sioa Suit with raron fring M b ggeln ‘ge. Suit _— ge. May be used in living room, | ] ¥ reo dining room, etc. Dewnstairs Store.) Dewnstairs Store) ~ =, ; Sizes 7 te 18 Years, $9.75 & $12.98 Dewnstairs Store that 1s made possible on account @ SO = NOES — Nah lt 5 eal e ey a eee me - ae Oo aPC a $e See ee ee we a ee ir 1% ‘Sg a gh & ey

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DISPATCH .98 _— Se *] terns and most Sale! New Crepe S Extreme Values SILK crepe de chine Scarfs in newest pat- wanted Oe Willia wich-; son of

i mer} . * ; , he name of Edna Wallace ye a ld . flesh and brunette ity Book. You will be. We fastidious peo- | iw , I jong paid box. to secure | very modest per-powders for ‘rice. All toilet e and - them at: but of this super. cream powder | I always ues that powder. 5 eome in hew conception of ss e. ** we SUS bibes oo ** %-* . °eees ° « #*-* ** Cream Powd rrr Lt Flesh ella ace Powder boris wan Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Hull have Mrs. Frank Mead of Park road | 80ld their home on West Lockwood as gone to Madison, Wis., where |avenue and have taken an apart- | she will spend the week-end with |ment on Elm avenue. her daughter, Miss Virginia Mead, | fr vsee dari = home-coming at the inue has gone to Hannibal, Mo., srenty Of Wisconsin. | where she will be the guest of rela- Mrs. Norman O. Vegeley of Ma- |tives. /S0n avenue entertained her bridge- | 9, | | ; Mrs. E. C. Stuart of Swon ave- Mrs. Devid M. Fiournoy of Glen ‘road was hostess at a buffet sup- : ; - argare r Me “aang color combinations. Have a Miss Pee Betty BP gee Webster Groves Peace Coun- |per Tuesday evening, with Mr. and (Downstairs Store.) weaver, the eyeer” omg cy Kopplin, lake avenue, from their wedding trip, as honor of Mr. and Mrs. paige ute: te- loins, : b pos Kopplin will be as. guests. ee eo lo yY Mrs. T. A. Rohan ; | g be the xe Baker of De-/Mrs. W. H. Aydlette nnd) Mrs. E. J. Walser of Clark ave- Mrs. Philip eak on the subject entertained her bridge club nue Morehouse will lead the dig_! Fe ‘(eee Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J Brauer | Moore, of Oakwood avenue. - . - . . i of West Lockwood avenue have re- turned home from a 10 days’ trip ito New York and Philadelphia. | | Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Northrup of | &¥mnasium. ‘Providence avenué have returned |Pr- Dwight ‘from a motor trip to Detroit. Truth.” Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Thomp- | son and their two sons have re- iturned from an automobile trip to | Rolla, Mo, | Mrs. G. W. Hospes of Algonquin | ‘lane has returned from a short | visit with her daughter, Mrs. Pren- | POrt avenue, entertained Wednes- | SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926__ will hold their regular meeting to- | morrow evening in the high schoo! Orchard avenue was hostess Nov. discuss “Education asa Search for | | Music will | by the Girls’ Glee Club, under the | Nokomis, I.. spent a few days this | direction of Miss Brunson, super-_ | Visor of music in the public schools /Of Webster Groves. | i f Mrs. C. F. Montgomery of New. | ST.LOUIS POST-f SPA 4 A. Wurdeman of Mrs. G. The speaker will be! 4 to the bridge club of which she | Lipp. PAGE 4 Old |week in Webster Groves as the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shelton of [guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon J. California avenue will depart this ae Apa em Continued on Next Page. M. Bradley, who will lis a meinber. a ee Se ' be furnished | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hinkle of | — LOOK Shs” YOUNGER FACE LIFTING— rom ] nent ac- OE A NE TS ‘tice Manning, of Bowling Green, | 44¥ afternoon with a bridge lunch- | pase andiety ond | Mo. /€0n in honor of Mrs. Francis Me- busiiess women | | Math. Owe their success | | Dr. F. H. Everharat of Wash- * moe | | haem ae | ‘ington University was the principal ADVERTISEMENT mane Bac s. Wrinkles | 'speaker at the meeting of the Web- a ster Groves Chapter of the Child ‘Study Association, Nov. 8, at the | Congregational Church. i Squeezing | large, ugly pores. The saf _ Mrs. James Douglass of Monett, | way to get rid of these were Bago to dissolve tiem. Get two ounces of | |'Mo., has returned home after vis- | iting her sister, Mrs. Milton | ; on’t Squeeze Black. eads—Dissolve Them J | Calonite powder ‘| Store, sprinkle a little on a hot, wet | _cloth, rub over the blackheads, and a , Room 209 The P. T. A. of the high school] ' ee oe or ittle, will dis-' 520 N. Grand Bi and Double Cnin removed. nent Eare quick- | og Corrected. No anger, pain or iy c OnNVenience. |. 63 ted sick! iarges reason- | 10US, constipate , able Results guaranteed. ‘s , P ‘ WAIT AND . CONSULT Dr. Pinkstaff EXPERT PLASTIC SURGEON Here Nev. 1ith to 20th. Washington-Grand Bidg. ’ Hours: 10 to ee — ee a ' Out Diackheads makes) from your drug 4 ij your bowels. Don’t stay headachy, dizzy, bil. | freshed. One or two pleasant candy-like| ‘‘Cascarets’’ taken any time will! o- mildly stimulate your liver and start| selling laxative in the world. Then you will both; Directions for men, women, chil- Feel Splendid! Nicest Laxattve, “Cascarets 10c Your head will be clear, A OO OO a stomach sweet, tongue pink and your | skin rosy. Beeause ‘‘Casca rets’’ never gripe sicken, it has become the largest look and feel clean, sweet and re-| dren on each box--any drug store. a WG ve Pie —_ wv, etd a rs SY But eetara on ot Ali L MONDAY AT 9 A. M. Brand-New Pur Sale Held on the Fourth Floor ars oa Nee a y, ae aS Pete. bb 2. se * “ont x _ PAP , ee Se bes a At 4 ty; es oe ee en ee ee Mo Miah eo IS erters Sie Nas Sway ee - Ny aed fet Oe a lees TOR Shr ew OR ST tet ery aermntigalege Aine eas ih SiO let rrp eRe taie ines ecletrtltes tie seep tl reas. lege tennant: Wipe ribet, 4 ? ae ee ee rie. ce ie Rierene . xg ‘ hoot m " ‘cle eee 08 Ae NO LE OEE DL! GO OLA I DELLA IE ALE A a IE LOS . deed SONAR cheng on “ tees e6 ere OPO BP AA a

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¥ as ST.LONIS PAST-NISPATTH — : Mrs. T. E. Kret 1 — Mrs. Robert Fast St. Louis Dages, Mra SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, aa : , ST. LOUIS PQOST-DISPATCH ; | se P wiutheds | Dinner at Osage Cinub. ‘given on the evening of Nov. Nevtile, Mrs. Oliver M. Chapman of 151 troduced Jo eS = qualities. prety Gore avenue is spending a fortnight | on vi Does Your ashher .. exceisior Springs, Mo |Henry F. Niedringhaus, Congress- | ~ tod r . aa oy & ° 3 , . Z - . t ~ * a. a * & S102 Pp ' William Maffitt Bates, fit where others sitt,. Mrs. G. Edwin Mrs Gladys . i men-elec students of Webster Col- , 7... Lane Bryant Maternity Dresses conceal - if fail . Schiele, Mrs. Streckfus, Mra Need “Fixin’?”’ _....' ae , | , conceal | eed ‘lege will give a musicale in the ADVERTISEMENT ee : condition, thus enabling you to enjoy scr ~ : " hott. .J. Sulli. KR BE. Heme auditorium of the college Nov. 1: —— se awa’ - a ‘ mal social activities without discomfort or | - , tyan, Willam son, dirs. A. ses al Poe 4 Can be worn later. Ag *4> J ‘rs. D. Le Roy Morgan, ©. Homrigh a ; 7 ; - neenh 26 : ; ; : - } am roo 4 oe Cin Ironrite Ironers and | Mrs. Joseph w ep gel tirgencsed “It heals raw, inflamed skin.” gaye get realy — | Figure may | Satin or Cloth. —_ | \ SF) They give ple m to the fe aners. i|place entertaine: er “7 lears awav pimples.” | Siz - en's an isses zes. 7 . : Royal Cle vl ise 4 Ford. T. Hopkins &Son, New York # ||| "reserve Mesith $6.95; : NS snugly over the instep—and cling closdpg $16.75 All work guaranteed Wy EE. H. Tenney of Oakwood It works quickly and surely.” the ankle and heel. of two tables Nov. 5. “Poslam is powerful, yet safe.” S18! meteve Pattons , satisfactory. Clip this avenue has returned from Chicago : ittle goes a long re 1) Gourauas | I , o? , . “orm? a Aelecatfe from V c 4 ut 4 iifervendy veferemce | ON r conereentionsl Church #0 | @TOEEi memes ORIENTAL CREAM : for Me NORR _— ‘ $ . eae “a genase vee wa E + aw othe SIXTH the Cs lL. at Oak Park, 11! o * Domestic Electric Co. es sess : rite for specia! test box Be i m POSLAM Co. ou Miss Ruth Bunnell is gone & 245 W. 4Tth : St > : — —— —— . 1 7 . For itdeas on Investing see the h | " o- _™ —s . 3 ? iy ae: ; _ | } _ cass : t : Labor-Saving Specialists ringfield, Mo. s} ill be New York City Sixth & Locust Sts. " . . . . " : ; + | Resines« Chance Want Columns. 908 Pine St. GArfield 2600 the W es k-€ nd fuest . ee Mrs. George Davis. ee Se SSCP POSE US CEUE EUOUE UE PUNE PEUE UEUS CCNY Fe UU PEERY CU EUU VOU EOE & EUE UE © OU UU 6 CUUE OU 6 HUEY UU TSEC ESET EY CUES HEU CUEUCUEY | a 4 ms, @a . ok “ as Ba oP ee oe a X 5 22S pee ‘ me soe ER Tan Nee * De Ags Ee ph i BD th Beet ata t® tnt oS gas hig Be acc PU ROmE: Frag eat Pei a Fake noe Pecviat ight TRS, Rage — ig ie nt aS i i yes . 2 it ie sei ie we oa Scat Rs P oe es eS Aelita ee baie “aden aoe e rae ep er Cee St oe > ees ae 4 je ais > ems : ‘ Rex Yo, ee arr. ey aT fi Cee te a 4 ee te ss sg aay ‘ OE i Mets, ey ie re bh hae at a ae at pg eaty Bel iat igte? a ~ 2 so pou Rrsdes Bt oan alae f "i i, x 3 oe tes sep eel eR tie MED BE RE ae ps id Soe ty ARAM VE tye + y 4 a y ‘ rss Be tah m ith cuits D 7 . e Bf 14 gar $ een a ad ima ok’ . ~- fe et RO ue at 4 ey AMR es Aaser A a ee % ; PP ; x. here ae ae [es ee a i, ~ 38, “ * v fe ss % eee eee ee — a 4 i te Z ‘ es 2 4 & O96 ne % oe “ ty ae Rae te: « pones’ a ree APE a, Sn a % 5 Cocoa Ermine $ Faultiessly styled and matched, Platinum Caracul § 4 92! eee wrk ™ ~~ , a af a ie * . 5S , sata Aa sabia geass “NSE IO iG hk BBR ae ge) fo 2 BAY : An " os roman Per on > deer Gite des = en - ¥ + eed ue » pie ay ale in Se banger an cs - . . —_— # . * Re SAS ysl a i Af 2 a be a se f ~ kins as * yan ‘es: ty . % 7 = f J 2 a - — i ae 7 ad " * oF = _ “ sevtiions igh ‘ : f aul - : os g %& “ aaa : iy eee . Ya aie. e ieee etal ighlns shite m2 eB al PR or Tey, ; a ae) a i So a ae re Sica ‘ s “9 gs t -f : ; ae oe Fis he Es ake Saxe = § obi - — 5 Sa: Sh eceld = , rene ae athe eae ‘ d 3 ee 7 “oF BAEC Wed tar h few Ry ae : os i Aa, =" tien AS ie kegel ik, a aS - Ck. EF: si pe, ‘ to ee e aay ° 7 ; ; s re ae ” ‘ i - jes : . * . Re ~ . Perey EF poe — _ ‘ . in : . ae bd xtpadt's ats athe aS i ve SR ei eae ca SF i SO = y mS #% 0 i be, he M ag pet mee us » of 7 : aki hed. aes fo stro uaa Cee ey ‘ . ablggionso-4 ee eee . . : MPSS eae $B ola. ctl cat a8 BA say j decree - ? % . ; _— : muskrat : :. % ar a4 be - & 7 /* i 4 2 re Se i ad in ‘oie bee as est = - — — — - . > we + ‘wee ee eee na hy ¢ ae — * ay os ge, ee D weasel] zs : Tar eh = r Z cA. eis ee ee ee eee ae ihe sek Nite i seek pies cia hhe . Priced at I “> * ee ee ae .) ) . Q S$ : personality ; a aes y O20 ~ OQ; [on ew 7 e : Pu! Urs are squir- . ' beaver, fo * - linsky lynx and oi 9 ie Se: rront and in y, monkey graceful panels here and fur. MISSES’, WOMEN’S AND EXTRA SIZES there about the skirt. (Sonmenfelds Coat Shops—Third Floor 417 N. BROADWAY Between Locust and St. Charles od TBs ies rev eee vers vewevevevavevaves event vets vet i ¥ee PESO A at TS Me SESS mee RHE OR RRO REE OOP a ed chetieieteheede sehaie keedotet ek. Le en eee ated tedden k ek tt ee SL tL

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sali ———eJI.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ?. HSPATCH r red Gilligan entertained | Mrs. A. L, Maney; Miss Cora Utley Quite the Exact Fig for their combina- and glove-fitting qualities. They fit where others fail. ey, R. Huitt. Mrs. G. Edwin/| Mrs. Gladys Roblee, Mrs. Joseph | o'clock a ' ! At A Ryan, Mrs. William | 500, Mrs. A. B. Vierheller, Mrs. A ee urs. D. Le Roy Morgan, W. Homrighausen, Mrs. ' || Mrs. T. E. Krebs, Mre. M. BE. Walsh,; Rupp, Mrs Miss Clara Rountree, Miss Racal. Louis, is Spending the week-end P ond Crain, anes. aapn | > ; 3 Fhe new system of burroving Ie the only quick iv j it vf Will: - M : ; , * irs. R. F’ Rucker, Mrs. tm ney withot ’ endorsers or ini ves- tt Bi praetical method * oyce, Mrs. liiiam Moore, Mrs. Newton P. Story, Mrs. B. F. Atte- | tigation ae So . oe casy i ‘S \, reeting factal de Shase Gillie 4 ha } . ¥ ov . io get at ahies 6. nyoue who ~ Wrinkles, 4 ~ aillen, Mrs. M. J. Kickham, ery, Mrs. J. Charles Gorman,Mrs.|f owns an automobile, piano, fu Cy sath | ids. aeeme a |Mrs. Harry S. Kramer, Mrs. R. J./ J. C. Waddell, Mrs. J. I. Van Ness, | ture, home. icis or anything “80 %y/ overcome. ‘ i Salle ; Nose, thick Lins. lare- Kramer, Mrs. 8. K. Bucknell, Mrs.’ Mrs. Nat C. McLean, Mrs. A. C. A. T. Spivey, Mrs. William G. Carpenter, Mrs. Harry Waddell. | iMoore, Mrs. W. W. Lemen, Mrs.;|Mrs.-G. F. Stapleton, Mrs. Bruce Wallace! Wright, Mrs. William’ A. Campbell, Mrs. Harold Sullivan. ‘Moody, Mrs. R. E. Gillespie, Mrs: Mrs. John H. Meehan. Mrs. James CORP. Oscar White, Mrs. A. J. Moody, K. Ewing, Mrs. Jack Anderson. Eggman, | William E Wheeler, Mra. M, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a Ww. E. + has ™ Neill gy aoe - ge seg bg se pr otc Callison, Mrs, Cecil Zimmerman. | Mrs. Finis P. Ernest, Mrs. Charies | Mrs. Trevor Nielson, Mrs. Carl/non Clark, Mrs. C. H. Chase, Mre 4 2 ac}from Nov. 11 to Nov. 1 ecause | Mrs, W. L. Oswalt, Mrs. Clark H.| A. Steuver. Mrs. Phillip Lehman,! Helm, Mrs. August M bE — Mrs. George value All 3 ee v CA) j fe rT? rry ge a "LOANS PLASTIC SURGERY and er. ugiy — arm iS fares also corrected. OF amg Write for beok, “How 4 to Be Made Gooed. adel lcoking.”’ FRANCES VIIAONX. S31 Att. man RBidg.. Mansas City. Mo. ‘. nae -sQgeeS SS SESESEREREE SRE EERE SSeuun 20 Styles N io Other i ie all “a I se - Louis Store Has Peggy Paige Dresses | zes Up to 10 eggy Faige has chosen Garland’s v : . All Widths wn St. Louis to sell her smart tet — after year as the exclusive house They give ample room to the forepart—Fit | snugly over the instep—and cling closely gt J the ankle and heel. ) for Men = Yy °S and Women = ee ee Se IXTH ST, “ve ee OS OEY CEES CUE YO UE VOUS UE YE VE VEU SUE EEUU EU UY HEU EUS EEL eu ele 0 Every‘Fur Coat in This Event of Our Important (oais | us Selection That May rs You Buy With ur Coat We Sell Other Fur Coats Attractively Priced $89.00 FROCKS $79.00 FROCKS $69.00 FROCKS a> Jatural Squirrel $ Ff Diagonaliy and horizontally ? worked, ‘ocoa Ermine § 79 5 Faultlessly styled and | matched, : jatinum Caracul $ 3 1922 Platinum fox trimmed, = > tight silk curls, e. locoaCaracul «= § : With lustrous shawl and : crush collars, Seural Jap Mink § Beautifully matched and worked skins, ose Marten Squirrel § ‘Exquisitely lined in har- monizing shades, loose Kolinsky § : Exuding an air of aristoc. racy, atural Mink S$ The monarch of all the fur kingdom, Fur Salon—Third Fioor = —_— — =— = Speer rrrrir o °0 eeweereewowens ceees sce . . eeee ee ee eeeee 268 S88 + 66 SSS 6 OOS 6 Oe Oe COR Eee SeSeeeeeeeeeeewecee S8Set ee ee eeeee ee ceeee 2S + CCS SR O8 O28 + CC ORDO~SSe cece ee eee eee eee eee ene. ITT ee Stitt ir titiTiitilililiiililify | eure OUST Cee eee EES Oe eee eee anne a eae smenaatines ent se = > asin Meo Ue eee. ae rane” ofa atti RR Repo; n ST ae — fee bone Bie, as tan a 0 — a? oe a ; he oa) POP et SEM ect ae. . i i hee a pent veanamenn eel ape ieninit ote RST we < so cAtags yi, SNM, at dieigit tee prrrerpeen dite taiatie ax anh ‘ibd eanbaniioaa: . RNR . , , HVA OA nash aoa aig Sy a so, eRe . a ® " att rg ort Pa oe ~- co ee boa) pe Prkg ON em RL TE LE ALL LI OE Nl te Ny Ot RN A OM a es ee pd Pe ate aaa wet 45 Spahr, 5 ~ - ,

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se ‘lve ab = Sr ee ™. : w ie oe aid) ee Sy ee ‘ - . ree yy hOT- | Seb tates Ys en hes Vitae , ¢ sa” Saba et le Ve as ‘het = FB Gee tomato we agg ga tls 3 ie ~ ane aise Tit eerie. demgening, p “a Py . ; wily APS eng On cy Staate : ai ne © (Ui eycee _ as vow a RS ee ee RS Mn, n we ee - ee te c SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14. 1926 _ OO ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH seers PAGE . ree Debutantes From , | (#Kteinert’s” Tea Aprons, All Sections in “ a) . ? , / Dry Cleaning Special in gift bex ) Capital Society Ladies’ Bolivia Coats, “Kieinert’s” Ruffled Aprons, fur collars and cuffs, $9.49 pocket; of gum 49 IE SE Siete Se Sees —§ ae ee ll ll ee ee Gee b0lCU”lCU, 06 oe | we) ee. oeeeserecssaces Princess Ida Cantacuzene,|@ praseee : wissimile: upmaiiiie Racal Phone GArfield 4500—Free Call red, gray,. blue (Nugents—Main Floor, South. Great - Granddaughter of and Delivery Service 7 Former President Grant, | _(Nagents—Second Floor, South.) ) “The Store for All the People” Among Those Listed From Missouri. Special to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.—Near- ly every section of the country is centributing a bud to the debutante bouquet of 1926-1927 and from Mis- gouri will come a distinguished one | in the person of Princess Ida Can- tacuzene, great-granddaughter of President and Mrs. U. S. Grant cet —— KX i " ~ = “rhe _ ; - — —" ~ te = snd ht niga _ — eae t f i" tr er HSM ITU san PEACE VRS PP HUD AT HA wig - o~ -S . =f . ?- - ; + ‘ S41 he peyiert! ! " " { Hasyn iit rire! i 4 nits i , thud HHT LMT MARC ea th i) =" ts o> " nit " | 4 > . -_-- ° — a. - —- . — . or rs ~- ~ 7 4* PRESETS CG FIGPI IIIS mi ‘ ~ a es Pe . etn Ht nT i} | ihe dal — _ “\? . — 3 — “ - é — . yy ’ eos ~ . : 2? ¢ - ~~ abe r Pend vere t ; rreteree rer , ti} rit® py itt Pat trae ne ngirtity st! i abaee ta) re tl 3 had } ny HAN THAAD pd He Hath f " ‘th i! a He} H vn HPS A SL iT MH it OUTLETS TU MPR at MRT RUE ECL 4 HAV PPEN OF HT Opp A pO THORS Ta eggs YUE' STNG REPEL REC OH iad! | Sale of Smoking Stands | The Thanksgiving Sale of DINNERWARE Featuring Our Own Importations and Exclusive Designs Made Expressly for Nugents #. . : | a - - Sa Be “au - s $y b Tie Mostly One and Ti@Kind—Including Sam Se a mam & | Ce, The Values The oo Opossum We want.to impress upon | | ; ‘natior you that these are not the 3 | Combinatio usual $125 Coats you expect a Trimmed to find at this price—but $150 Z. Combination a oe $200 values. But not _— Trimmed until you see the Fur Coats |= : ¢ will you appreciate what an | ) 2 : Marmiok unusuah event this is. = 8 Muskrat ¢ | Bronze C ; .¥ Pony ao esas : —_— Combination Pp a =_ = Trimmed ayments ' Combin $150 to $200 | Trimmed Pay a reasonable deposit on Beaverette (¢ Coa “>See — it In two shades, polychrome finish with removable handle ere $2.75 Metal Smoker $9.00 | $10 China Dinner Sets $27.50 Ivory Dinner Sets 32 Pieces 100 Pieces $2.25 Smoker for $ $5.59 Smoker for $ : Czecho-Slovakian imported Charming __ yellowstone - finish birch "with 5 coc tellhiphonoy etry Po a *6? ak alk teneelean $19 a Heesieye oper Rog meaty PIELER AS PSR ’ . SP Pore SSRs S HHH Ht eis? th " om ee a > £0 a wf Wait! ied. ob TITTENITTH TT! t ; hide thdaati tty His HRW - i NS Ne a aes at Se | rere HT Solid birch, mahogany finish Mahogany , 4 , rellow rose floral hand rubbed, extra heavy base separate ash tray; also in red ye . with removable glass tray and green lacquer.........$4.95 tion. Complete service tor antic for $7 Wrought Iron Smoker ¢ 550 $5.50 Cabinet Smoker $3.95 | $22.50 China Dinner Sets | $32.50 Border Dinner Sets Pose Oo PLE ee MO u nL TtTises | PevE AE, be Wiif! ¢ 4 Heavy filigree base, removable Hardwood, mahogany finish handle; choice of red, green and with cabinet for humidor and 57 Pieces 100 Pieces ie ada a Wf $,434554,6, 65¢ ieee rrreverre separate tray; red and green.. | Czecho-Slovakian china, Domestic porcelain in ' i d ith 1 di s : $6.00 Smoker Stand $425 $10.00 Smoker Stand $250 ~. 16” a complete ‘dinner serv-h 2 A.95 | narrow blue floral bor- MTT TTT HUTA wor hi inf} othelidily th FOSS yal ; itt! han ii Built of heavy birch, hand- Mahogany ffinish hardwood . 2 i 3 rubbed mahogany finish ,large with two separate trays, match acer Boies rayg san ty ga der; handles mat gold base, heavy pedestal and con- holder and mahogany tobacco plete s f dees : | . wens, “hnevy : aap - $45 China Dinner Sets $7.50 Belva Dinner Sets $6.50 Smoker $ 95 $19.00 Smoker Stand $ 7 5 | sh Dlitin 32 Pieces In choice of four colors; dec- ° Mahogany cabinet design with . Thin imported china, Colorful Chinese poppy de 45 a orated spool turned pedestal; turned legs; separate smoker’s : i. Be! i : . ] rich! decorated; all decoration on the new Belva ag vie Adon = hegepeapelam felch sine in cal a ee heaiiies solid mat gold. e shape. A complete service for six persons. Charming finish, also in red and green.. : . " | Complete. service for MATTEL! eit iii SOEs Be /Gpes hii TT La] ASB bhiiiis i NHN} } ot we. tserrrasy ' y 7 * 2a -_ ca : - - : 2 é 2 : - ‘s. ¥ : : =) } - ae a 4 ’ . r 2 3 y Bs fee 5 . v at | ® i LE TePUPe LAE ORAL boty Hic, ! + hb desl bead ick ; iP sham. - wr roesnee a ie . 4. 2 PF 0 OOOO cereeyeeps ger PeRPTYEPERYY | Hi rey 1] ti Hii a wate he TMNT ee RA Hi Mbit eT HA MRT ET FO 2 Pa > abd ! a. “! “ . “ae ' a RO LT ERY ec CNN FN TTR NERC AS Te KI DAS ote enee ae smd 4... Pees” gages Adda. 2.6 le ee. __. i... -. ... ... tae 7 ; ht Hial bibles ot oS Cat ae - bit! Tam ot at ee » Im Sale of 1000 New Improved rm = =6©6©Phonographs—Half Price \ + the ee tle at call, * 1% Wk A Whe Terie anna Pharma + RRR ure Gate TELE water ts - 4 " . > naff 1 e.. : = , : ~ 7) here wd RK r A, > Pont ve - = —_ . a a ht. oR woeyy ® aw " en Rene OV OP PES — $4.98 Crepe Satins; brown, tiffin and bluejm.. $6.95 Corded Bengalines; also Ottoman Ra $4.98 Satin Stripe Crepe; brown or navy; #®% $7.95 Brocade Silks and Satins; 40-inch ..@@..... $4.69 Printed Chiffon Velvets; various cold $6.50 Crepe de Chines; 72-inch; coral, Mi i SEE $3.98 Silk and Wool Bengaline and Spiral @............. $3.98 Radiam Silk; navy blue; 54-inch «+++fee....... 0000, {] rl A tar et ee te ng ” io mt — “Rb amiga Se) adiaenetinliee tee. ee oh inp se ~ ar) oe ' : rvtee Pi bbad Aa TT n Ay UT ae PH ity tif! adil a —- e one ill i oe ee — Wh : sad # — ~ at at ak at ak at at os r SCOT CC PVERE SOE Rer TL epEre PEEP PPPSSG SS SSP OO ty ee it id's) i dik: fo eet a ee Oe Wh Br y oS et | hh a} >? A New Type Reproducer and Tone Arm Mahogany Finish, Hand-Carved Cabinet NEW LOUD TONE CHAMBER This is an instrument of distinction, measuring 45 | e inches high—22 inches wide —22'%4 inches deep. Its volume is sufficiently large to fill a hall if requir- 7 ed. Concerts by this Wonderful Instrument Will Be Given in Nugents Music Room Auditorium, Third Floor, South, 10 and 12 A. M.—2 and 4 P. M. Monday Thess -envates eee suede with meta] trimming. — . le This phonograph has a scientifically designed tone chamber and special reproducer 2 black. for playing the new electrically recorded records. = ¥Y, ihe Fully Guaranteed—Six Months’ Free Service é NEWS F RO! ‘ TS “TOYL AND” ‘AN Pe ees | | = $6.00 Mama Dolls 7: — Ee Br Ce $ DOWN $ A WEEK win place | = if ft te | | A= th ; oss eee sn ae? AND one of these fine instruments | = $3.95 7 7 pom : | Wilt # a ——— in your home Xmas eve. Bal- | =) me | et OB rd cay. joe . — | ONLY ance of payments to suit your | 3 # c (Uma yas ee of | convenience. : 2 berge. 2 Itach, -_ ys - ' =" -" A ~. LS \ yi ed with natura! | * — % ; ——— = mama voice, equipments. 3 . J Fer Any Room "Aes | (Nugents—Third Floor, South.) § . A , pretty wigs, mov- Priced from bell Me | ie, SK, bumper, horn, 3 : | SS, £00 : 15 ee | aul h aan Ad | grt $6.75 LARGE size with almost effects. A roll | a Double Roasters jy | > ; | | | =y- " Engraved Papers | oe $2.25 Valuer a> fi | i Ay | } : ) A [pee & ) “TT || SACees) ) . f | ‘od ty Wa — 4 bearing steel disc in TIT Ni i} if +} bil beebebui bila } ‘ Blasi bids ' f 34,6 OO. 6. oe o> Tritt ight behdas — rye iL hit He t +d? #-. 2 : > $14.50 Ombre | | $7.95 Borda $2.98 Fiat Crepes | ey pitt \ith ; if brtild ye ih: arth agate hoy : rh TMiisees | iu bi - Chiffon Velvets | | Crepe Sati Crepe de Chines Yard, $7 9 5 | | Yard, $ gerd. 3] 69 ° ‘ F “in., : 54-1n., 4 ; ies ul ft The pr the TT a H a eae HI ps mnt perts) i! ~- : — Ee EEE - - 8: a -_, - ne Colored Leather a | yser” 3 Are New and 5m ipper Heel $1 to $1.90 Chiffon Silk Hosiery Lh ae upcbheth 4.6, 4,66, 66, 5695566655 BThe oni; | | Ponoe, Pointed heel makes these hem. Sheer weight chiffon with (Main - - : . Pe FEE OO oe FOOD : a | Thal | 4 j ' HY itt rrereeey? AH | a Walking kind; eet a a et > Mt i bt his eos niisead ‘ak: Labbeash ; iui OGG / These produce the most hos- |. , 5a ws pole te. | y . a im. : pitable wall, and you are always | P , “Se ) : = | | | . ; ; | : ' f ‘ ; > >. $| 95) | > @ al r . - ~ mae. thick anise: ; assured of complete satisfaction | ' 7 a at le +\' | &§ , 2 i | | ; ita Avie ; m™® : Expert l uperhangers ; &tranite cover trony handles nd thes [- a a : =: sails : —~ = rame.<bh A ' ‘oo 1a toms Furnished : : ———/ dome-shaped cx wed \ Dot Beda ome Aute Aluminum (Nagentse—Fourth Fieer, South.) — ? ame 85c Furnace ‘Shovels 69° i meme ee i a — re ae (Nugenta— Fourth i leor, South.) =

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“DISPATCH _. Be stroordiln bai Bs un Mostly One and Twa The Values We want to impress upon you that these are not the ‘asual $125 Coats you expect to find at this price—but $:50 and even $200 values. But not until you see the Fur Coats will you appreciate what an unusual event this is. Convenient \ Deterred A and Sale als inc Including Samples The Furs , Opossum Coats Combination Fitch Trimmed Coats | Combination Squirrel : Trimmed Coats Marmizk Coats Muskrat Coats Bronze Caracul Coats | Pony Coats { Combination Marmink Trimmed Coats Payments Pay a reasonable deposit on | Made to% - 4} 18150 to $200 | susie? Combination Fox Trimmed Coats — - any one of these garments and it will be reserved for you. You are entitled to ‘oat then arrange for Morris 7 Plan payments, and pay while | ——o may be afranged wearing it. or charge it. | during this ¢ and so comprehen i sive there is #9 type of woman. A deposit will | Coats Caracul Coats Black Caracul] Coats Pliztinum Caracul! Coats Krimmer Coats | Beaverette (dyed Coney) Pd es (Kugents—Second Floor, Nerth.) oe ee me Pe ane - $4.98 Crepe Satins: brown, tiffin and blue; $6.95 Corded Bengalines: also Ottoman Rayt _ $4.98 Satin Stripe Crepe: brown or navy: 401 $7.95 Brocade Silks and Satins; 40-inch $4.69 Printed Chiffon Velvets; various coldly $6.50 Crepe de Chines; 72-inch; coral, Nile@ | $3.98 Silk and Wool Bengaline and Spiral © $3.98 Radium Silk; navy blue; 54-inch .. 2.0% PUSS @ O46 4 « e982 886 @ @ , POS OS e ceeoce *"*®#@ ee ec eece Pees « a Finest Qualities $ Crepe Satins Bengalines _ Satin-Stripe Crepes and Chiffon Velvets Yard ' $14.50 Ombre | | $7.95 Borden Chiffon Velvets Crepe Satif sates Yard, é ard, | duttanncd s 3 ‘ sf $1 69 541n.., 98 Flat Crepes | Ptepe de Chines \- $169,$1.77 | Crepe de Chines © Yard, $7 .00 5 » i's 3 olored Leather & | re Are New and Sman : These novelty Belts are of ome kid, 4 ph iteee cng OR Re ; “Kayser” Chamoisuede | 2 Fabric Novelty Cuff | Gloves | | cis $1.50 | | Vellum Stationery , In Bright Colored Boxes’ | | Single and double sheets in the | osu “ae new noe A tints. Fancy cares | Shad ~~ and limed emvelopes......---- des of mode, tan, gray. - sé (Main Floor—North.) | 29 (Main Fleer, Nerth.) | e The Store for All the People { : ae it sit Pat >t i er RYN uc AN 10 ' f = Pe oe ae ny i — PET mare Hi sulle tt a er i sta i _ = woe wilt {i | Ht i Pod oe" ' ' MAT tad er —- FIPS SS My an teh tits et oe ee viii Sie 4 = A == = a = a = 3 iO = erry oO et oe i?! yen i ft phtrh itty a aad tha r> 2OOS SF Me SOOO ‘ i? were i hie epeeyegs My 1} } PG NMI HRT i hide so eo oo St ae >t PMMA 111 LL Ra ! 4 Pilih es iif He} ~— S > ° ¥ Nf Ty Ta hh AT AMT i Hy ly shy ii! Pe ae +o Se yd od S\cerrrer i. ’ f we oS _ * MLL O | 1"t! " yeni BO oo ot BOO FSF ss FOSS OOS ingriy itt. ; ; tint i ; ' : ‘ epecpreegea sees etat ; : | ; i ’ ; =a AUG 9OSOSU or Prpege’ For-Trimmed COATS ~~ ree TI. : ed Pr %,? git hed Het “whee. ae. ee POPP Oy?) TT eee Mt eheghy ®t ” Scaperneroes ot ae —s FFI or oor S a 7 aa oe 4 mart any ca 2 ree we oe Te May rar Hie ni Catt ee ita “HAO Te Coan Metin acon w =e =n) =} Monday a Sale of 1000 Newly Purchased Richly BS 3% ¥ 65 and $75 Values ose —— 7 > é any | : ; a ae. = a Th . oo —_ . + 4 ae a ee ew im ’ rte H ob gett . * -_ mn : { a Spi 2 aT eid a, Pobaknas () f] a THI ET a i Meith, + +. Lavishly collared. and banded with smart furs—ot ey fabrics which lead as the season’s choice—a collection of ‘ Coats carefully selected to feature the leading modes of 5 Winter. So smart—so suitable for street and formal wear 2} these cold days. ey The Modish Furs Better Materials Natural Squirrel Platinum Wolt Pinpoint Bolivia Tex Glow hi SguirrelPlates Nutria Beaver Venise Estrella = Fox Manchurian Wolf (Dog) Glowana Valsheen as $125 to $150 Better Quality Coats | aah TT Ubi edd i as. Ne oe > — . : cd ul! hui, of oo ol ot {| Richly Furred and Elegantly Lined Coats ep 8 zy Pes The Deep Pile Fabrics: bad | 4 he 4 Of fine, soft pile fabrics, fashioned on new lines, these Coats set a standard in value as well as in chic. They achieve a note of distinction by sumptuous fur col- lars—by novel fur treatments—by unus- ual style touches. Flat or Fluffy Furs: i wd + phi ++. 6 6 # . em : OOS, ef BOOS Beaver Sets Sguirre] Sets Lustrosa V enise Tukana F Black Fox Sets Roulustra —— ae .. Krimmer Lynx Kit Fox Rouvelane Patina Needlepoint © Misses’ and Women’s Sizes (Nugenta—Second | ieer. North.) ae ae * Pe er = “4 : j 2m ' | j - % \ ' ' ;% . a: % | > } i : r | ‘ ty vr % $4? ¢ 48, on $l ¢ fff 45 a 7 bd ‘ ff i | 7. se . . ’ sf] — - ae 7 y > J v , > rigs capt be be eal : errreerye oh centr oF o~ CN a al eee ii ol i ' : FP PP ae ot eid a aaa tgp SSL EL CCELELZ EL ZEA 1 SSSA ALLS FCS esi at, % oe 66 bbb Ob ttt >>, EPP Pee cat ptt pt y* et ppp giglay fipip gs" it aa a at at a a ala Optical Specials Evegiasses oF spectacies with $ 15 spherical convex e lenses: idea! for reading, sewing or distance ; examina tion of your eyes by our tegisterec opto metrist included; compicte Toric Kryptok Invisible $Q4 comp.ete Moire Silk Bags In the New Small Pouch Shape $3.90 Lamp Special Floor Lamps $20 to $27.50 Values | a” Bifocal Glasses Frames. lenses and examination, poor pe Thay ~te sg ge Tae biden po These are the smartly feminine Bags to carry with ge A. gers san “ ile xs wreette A 3 and paint the fur trimumed OT al! -fur coat. They are mount ed Our guarantee—change oO lenses necessary i¢ ; ‘ *ai Fred ‘ : 30 i » on giaze shades im a score of jovely colors ane € on fancy filigree frames and each Bag is nicely lined. within one year will ae made een aaa. shapes. Choice of Junior or Bridge styies - Black only. (Mate Fleer. Nerth.i {Sugentsa——Becend liver, Seeth.) (S\ugents—Third bieor, Seuth.) ra] PAGE J << Day Nursery. Bazaar _ To Be Held Saturday A large group of society womens i will be interested this week in the | Cathedrai sch ' boulevard and ,oby the Catholic given Saturday ef ool Hall, Lindell Newslead avenug Woman's League, bazaar to be |}to raise funds to help finance the | babies’ day nursery, which the _ League maiftains at 1023 Selby | place. Mrs. Theodore Benoist of Hotel ic ‘hase is chairman of the arrange /ments committee. Besides the | booths and tabies for the sale of fancy and gift artictes, “refresh- ments, candy, and seft drinka, © chicken luncheon will be served & ithe afternoon and evening. | .-Among the women interested in : | Mre. a ene eee making the bazad@r a SUccess are: Seth W. Cobb, Mree Edward J. Walsh, Mrs. Raymond F. McNal- ly, Mrs. Frederick Schiafly, Mra. Catherine Drew, Mrs. J. Marquaré Forster, Mrs- W. T. Donovan, Mra. George Clayes, Mre. Meade V. Rey- burn, Mrs. Clarence FE. Maloy, Mra. James Cahill, Mrs. John Scherrer, Mrs. John Ring Jr. Mra. Lee Mee ser, Mrs. George F. MeNerty, Mra. DD. J. Lyons, Mra. A. GCG. Bruesge man, Mre. J. A. Cainane, Mra Gea. | Powell, | Mrs. W. O. Mulgardt, Mra. | Vincent P Ring, Mra. David Ste- phens, Mrs. James Rifig. Mrs. Paci Fusz, Joseph G. Peterson, Mra. |Walter Scott Gemmer, Mra. J. G& _Muckerman, Mrs. George Burleigh, Mrs. Juitus Polk. ten, Mre. V. |Bramman, Mre. Frank Corley. Mra. Mre. A. H. Handian, Mre. Val Goessling, Mrs. A. A. Cervantes, A. J. Mucke, Mre. William Mrs. Flubertus Scheot- Sigillito, Mrs. Ww. J. John R. O’Nell and Mrs. L BR. Padberg. Miss Mabelle Hogan, Miss Mary Reardon, Miss Margaret Swift, Mise | _Grace Haren, Miss Nancy Boyce, Miss Helen Réyburn. Miss Cath- ertne Clayes. Miss Dorothy Brown, Miss Elinor Ring, Miss Rose Wise, Miss Virginia Jaéobew Mfas Harriet Rasefelt, Miss Rose Hall, Miss Rose | ae Craig, Miss Flifor’ Bull, Mies i Virginia Werner Mites Charlotte Tellman. Miss Elinor Bradley, Mise . Lida Tellman Mies Jovee O’ Neti. Miss Corinne Werner, Miss Flavia | von Brecht. Miss Josephine Brinck- Parl of worth. Mise Margaretia Sigiittt » (and Mies Marv Starr “i ANTHONY ASONTH FILM ACTOR Oxford's "Younger Son | Signs Up With British Syndicate, Rw the | LONDON. A eanwin ted Presse Nov. 13.—The Hon. | Anthony Asquith, younger son of the Earl of Oxford, retired leader (of the Libera) party, prefers mov- ing pictures to politics, Asquith, after some months in California. has signed up with @ British cine- ma syndicate and has started work on a scenario of his own CONCH Pe tion. ons Significance in this appointment,” H. Bruce Woolfe. Managing direc- tor of the film ¢ompany¥, said tn making the announcemént, adding, “nor is Asquith’s adoption of a silent drama to be regarded as a | reflection on his oratorical career.” ‘Tt was explained that Asquith had been encouraged in this project by Douglas Fairbanks arid Mary Pick- | ford, ‘Dis sister, with whom, dccampanied by Princess RBibesco. he spent part of last summer tn South- -ern California. ; ' i | George BF |p. m Tells Secret of ‘herself an artist lovely. : .in her debut picture, **F aseimating | Youth,’’ with the ’ jor forever, ple, and voutbfully lovely get this Immigration Restriction Topic. Recent trend in reatriction of im- migration will he diseussed by Dr. Mangold tomorrow at 2 in the Pilerym Congregations! Church Educational Bufiding. His talk will be the third of a series on “Fundamentals of Citizenship.” | being given under the auspices of _the Board of Religious Organiza- tions, ale “Fascinating Youth” Gifted with beauty.—‘*r ever,’’ Gray, of Wichita, y fer- Kansas, proves we her grt otber Jaramoust Junior Stars. Asked the secret of ber fresh, exquisite complexion, she Aiwayvs replies, ‘‘It'’s no seeret at all—just using the delightful Black and White Cream!’’ AMiss4aray adds: ‘lieav¥Y make mp an d @eproumure to all weathers were rd: ning My skin, untif this soft, veively cream saved the -@a’ Cw ane # ARG softening my #kin wonderful y, preventing e hs apping and roughenang, and keep ing amie € rinkles from ever baving a chance toe hbeeome ines, ’ You can keep your beauty, too,‘’s ‘by using Black ath White Cold Cream, which keeps your «kin beautifully firm, soft and ap You can lovely eream fram 680,000 dealers cvervwhere. If vour dealer doesn't have the Hiack amd Wiite Beauty Crea Hane vou want, send hile name te Piceurch. Wep D-121, Memphte Tenn. and vou wtll redtive PREF 2 copy of the Birthday and Dream inte rent Reok containing many ing facts on beauty, dreams amd fert ‘3 tT} teliing BLACK WH be. at Milieu and with taient, radiant Iris . “There is absolutely no political a ’ in 46 Cae Le er aa . (HOD Retna peewee ee os a A hit, Ago cee i * i i, ae : a P es o 3 7 ene Ry RRS ee : ‘eral oleae Ata Ute A « DAM e abn FO nap cone gets Mma . ee ie-oties ter ade Re? nae ae 2 No ATS OP aD ee Nae tie REUSE e E eae singe DORM ein seallllebls.. detainee ae vat ne A Ree ee eee is vibe OG . pe ees , ee | ened asin btn ees “ wren ~~ ay Te Tate oe ee ee . “ ROOTS eh LP % ma o RSE? EF, dl PRR ED] BAT, a ‘ah, eee as et rs. " . ees he ? " le . eR wang. Pa » ey “ “ ee a ‘an . * +p < * he _* CO ee ee ee ee oe eo ee

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_. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ | SUN NG, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 PAGE 12__. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, NOVE | Women’s Cotton Flannelette Vomen’s Flannelette 3 : =~ ™ a te om #, a i 2 ey ade ON Oe TONAL: Se 2 AO Bs, ee athe = WAR , nie toate : ’ as a = rf once ul = G extra . ses WwW ednesday "T+ amas ; ; 7 ) | meeting of t : ache all Fe os feos Se Sey as | : tripe ffect ba a new chai: ~>5 28 oe ‘ = eae ‘ ugents— arcain : 4 ; a get Ai £33 ; % Basement.) ; : | | presiding. A. a: ali ounlity ge on sll , ette. eatin tai With rayon silk rogs Sizes : 3. , a Ta ; test see | ge : ; a : oee rN appoint 3 o 44. Spex ee > .S {Nuagcnto—areate Basement. a =k , ; ; 3 ; . : |} on the Eigh re emai - ' ir? - , & Ys Missa meme oe ame can Cuitizer Merchandise You Need Right Now—and Priced Within the Means of Everybody 7 (eam national Women's Hosiery | | ‘| Long: ‘Lal Rumsey; ~ Boys’ Sweaters Monday Is Coat Day in Our Bargain Basement—Over 1100 Brand-New Re Stk and titer if Pure | ine, aos din zi $°.95 Vaive sig: Publie Heavy Sweate nd dark ache se : Past bg a 4 . me % " e: tr } ? 2 . e X | Mat ley. (MASS. art us i. — ‘ : - ‘4 >> Sirs 3% . 7}. ie oPinders and lesers turn te POST. The Musie cont ms tio: i - | pyeae x» my fie fe _ — oneinaliaa - Call MAin 1114, will meet Wi (Bargain Basement.) tg = Bi Par Ma LY ——~ —- “7 , a : , bt $4 ' | ¥/; Si Ln > | 7 + r . = io DEL ££ Children's Bathrobes ey ob Se : Ba a Ma | FREE DI no a oe , Je Bp hie a ee ee ee ee ee , Rte “ oe ii, OEE eee ess eo ae = pore eee a ee 3 Ms ae ort nae s ea te ? ae ied aes : ee s > 5! ? £ Pir te, ne ‘ ¥ 7 of a vas * , a 7 : hy 4 va bias v " : ~ as Mes? gh ae b ; “ —. a. : ' “ a ne Se > ~ - oF * BA Pn Pye ae ga © Aedes . Re Rr a ir Gin & ke ‘ > Fe - * A * « ~ ven : a a LR ae | ves Cnn ot oy PER rit Pa > * cn 2 . es dee ed nb aie ten, SF eral GMB, J be fi chins ” e + feo . ~ 4 . oat . i 4 1 2 aii whew aed pegs i eS ans aed ~ cre he rasta, 58%. ‘ . prceneletil ihe . = i e . PY Sar ait St , * - =e = 9k me Ma > > . Aone “a nite ~ spate 2 5 wie, 99 ee age Aer Lhe WS Aer - —-> ne i P 2 e ae oe “er tr eee ae aN . $ Se lle Cae r pet . ; Bw : he MMe, Pe AI pee OS iets b gahhites AER Aboot AB gy gf mb Ps » gre gen At ye ’ eh - eros, *, and el \ j , : | Sizes i | wy Ge years. cs . , rie ‘ fy _ | - , . aa ; : ae (Bargain iasement. ) ; = j 7 w mH v Free Drugs, Etc. —Keiffer E . > A | Y a “ i ee Colame—Buy One—Gret One : REE * Riu y oo] Parson Ta ( ornms a : * sz * 2 wy AY i ; 100° ‘9 All WW Dr Dre. prt ms " I Pees “ x > ~ y oe _ aT) it : oor ane [ren Tahiet-« Ll Free >! bs he Mp oo Se = 4 ' y ) 3 B mide Quinine. cures = 1 Free aN ee MANES x a AN SS anke | Bg ae ere Pt . Ai; 3 Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20 ee 4 $12.50 Values | [Beate ne ‘ - . > f.08 ih ‘ e a hl 4 ; fr mes isses 1zZes 0 z ‘ ; . ae : ~~ Pla-t | USA OSS é > es APES ? . Ih a ' Punstes. " ‘ Se ; 1 SAE Women’s Sizes 36 to 44 4. om \ 5 95 Seer -7| Soe San ~e SS “Xe - 1} Tae fl _Kochelle salts * rae ; - { , gg ream Tartar or ° ‘ ; re . , Extra Sizes 46 to 52 Might SIF i : Cream Tartar ‘or Ko See | iy ALA Senses ; Po fy ee ee ex or : rie Acid Se , a. , 5 aT : : . fort = iment 5Oe Pe pecwden 300 Hill : Beautiful aes Pillows Made of pure virgin woo! | re ‘lodine ) Lane's Pills, best for liver $1. 59 " an 8s Choose From Hundreds of Coats 1 LENS n pretty piaids 4exs¢aa Sn ee Bee i) 2 ae Choose From Innumerable Styles and Colors je /bo H.-W aegsin: 1 ae on Eee | Fur-Trimmed All Popular aes cA : mi p tls. Basement.) ~ Women’s Winter Union a | Trims | eenFeee Colors ) | Gace | Sui a. wl - | Fur-Trimmed ( ji ence : Heavy cotton ‘We Free 35c Real H: inkle’s Pills $ | lat: j : “A Fox Beaver | Normandies | f: Sory : : coe plea: ri ¢ Pink Pill (bet. 100). 25e—1 Free Sizes 36 to 44 . 4 § — F r-Trimmed Gracklehead Blue tuto Shirt 51] te —— : - warm Winter MJ «(aa Opossum ~ Set ttached; blue, | $1 Pure Cod Lives Oil eieht.” ale oe 4 | Mandel Moufflon Suedes Navy Rust | . = 3 Ee ra? khak! :§ Nerwegian (oi Liver Ol, 85e—1 Free | less nh “/ } UTS 4 . ° , => ‘ | lengths . =. ~. 3 | Gar s pe | _—Z_, Manchurian Wolf yo a vagy Chanel Red Ske | ee te ~ Free Candy! It's Keiffer Sc : ) ; a . uckKSsKINS == Bae RE ee : Mr, 40¢ Ree “k nely | / bd 4 ‘ $ 4 ; “ coe s $ “ae : ae “sS be 2 hs - ee ‘ me 59 : = 9 7. > & % % 24 + BG tl he Kk i i i EE —— 3 * Sin” Ae, Sly en 136 Articles Leopard Coney ; You can choose any combination, two Suits, two Over- All full and short a b fe length models in newest coats, or one of each, in. any size combination. If you can- aT: \ iy | : | a Elaborately Trimmed With Beaverette and Just x! An entirely new Vining Room Outfit, com- styles, 1926, 1927. not use both bring a friend and each bu | iy eat | Mandel Collars It will mean a hap- a Day” this ; All Sizes. Here are garments for every taste. Suits a . Ww . > A bee Whe > 7 as i sae heal = Misees’ and Women's aan ine nen eon the high school rou : ; The girls of 6 to = years, cam choose from s wide varisty of - * - =p - = — 1 = & » &- we Me sg j = arr YA . +. . & wie lined as well a} tinterl ned. made wp for years to come. Msists of Most Convenient Payments Arranged | please them ali. | Par 2 Fe ng TE pn i = AR: ‘St. Leuis* Largest Bargain Basement.) : Al “i (Nugents—Barcain Basement.) (St. Lewis’ Largest Bargain Basemest.) Sale of Silks $3.00 Washable Crepe de Chines Scalloped Edge Pane! Curtains Underwear Crepe ~ | table -. buffet. Roomy Extra h leavy qua ity In all the popular street, .69 dress and nastel sha hia CREE oh ay. ayer 5. Z , et 9 “ak en > — a a a ee * ee ame NT 5» . $4.00 All-Linen Hemstitched $3.00 All-Linen Tablecloth Fabtectots Sets Crash Sets 95¢ ee Batt TE the Peace ~ itiful pat- ood quality « blue a g i a - 44U%y4m 14 x. A . - ' . J “ iT, a tar ; an re . » 42x36 yWiowenese $1 Mercerized Hemsttched mee e ; od Q ' + (Bargain Basement. ) bleaching Sh yg maga 15¢c Tablecloths a ame se Excellent quality, 58x54- mMch size: neratiy hem- Cc 1000 ee: v oile Valance Sets Stitched. Specia in 81290 Inch’ Bed Sheets tality bieach ™~, a a * . 4 : - e = hal ij imc? s 3 Dencic :a&Sai 28¢ Linen-Finish Huck rile. valance across tot ile meek wate hie ” dn . : : 43 4 »% -_ craves x - " : ¢ . , , 7. - , 2a - s : _Towels -18e i\Rarcgeie Basement.) a =. - on ee “the | Crepe. remnante of 2 10c I Colored aaet Oy 13 Sele te ae “Ti Wa hs | . = az : rug ee $1.38 |i = gee sie Poe gS id “ er ‘ew patterns. Ruffle Curtains 25c Fancy Ticking Cabs : , m e 4 f mt - "? : 2 coer . , ; . ’ 8 eTp ate. r a + £, irapes. slored pes anc rks, teaspoons. , ; (Bargain Basement. ) essert spooss: sumer shell rs ah Outing Jen i060 -¢ inner Set. sett - en _eer- / are. zazecd ‘finssh lesign. Service 81-Inch Pepperell for « good-sized family. sheeting . Cc Buy This Outfit on Wise ioe =29 The Only McNichols ~Barguin Basement. } ; ¥ Easiest Terms — = a Qual All- colors. a the kind to keep ee x af 1a f . or IN Fer - - isjim COPIES = s / Fan's mpeg we , « 7 a) — aaa : t tM : bs ee i as i a Ps Sete wate : ie ig. a it Sine , ? r 3 Chae sk Ste bky fr ie 4 . hel 8 ’ ? i e - el ein , e . hel : 2 . oF Te aS Mert a : . ae reo Saat ? at ae Pa” ?, : ae = o how “ " i . 4 ~ ate y - era Weg Pps Aen ‘C7 Oe gn . Me, " > nD %~y ‘ ue Kay bey Cae 2 Rae ca PS gor ae P i , Bee 2S ta pede opal oy, . » dn ie Se Big capa a * .Y ‘ ae ae a ae ee oe - oe 4 SEE Se «wl by Ly Gs hte Ole Sey At Sa ae ae . or ade + “2 WS, 2 hgh 2": cage I 3 ae Be h ; x pee oy x ‘Barcain Base ae } fnil 64x76. While , 400 | last... 3 Brand. Eac gis il SY ll ede de he dK Ke Ke i i i i i. i eA ee Ey Ul lLlUh lh ell em TeOeOTeeTrerrerrererrr,jyrTyy,TTT,T,?T?T 7 TT Tarr aeea ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO

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PATCH ——— ieee Ar al inniial s Cotton F leesilietie Gowns — d extra size Vaiue in ior s ieeve lan: eet én 00 Bilk and fiber. wanted light and dark shades _ extra iong boot. liele garter tots Sizes 5% to 10. (Bargain ~ Women’s Hosiery | | ~ C ‘Basement. a ttt a Fieeced. slight irregulares: all » 26 to 34: *“eeeereee $12.50 Values in pretty size. While they last. ee this -_~ crew a a] 100%, All Wool Blankets Made of pure virgin woo plaids 6@x80-inc (Bargain Basement.) Se Men’ $ Pian Shirts Heavy cotton and wool-mixed =$ 98 Shirts; celles ttacn ds ray.. chak! oken sizes. (Bargain Basement.) Broken sires, slight irregulars. heavy cotton Men’s $ $1. 35 Union Suits” ribbed, slightly fieeced. (Bargain Basement.) : 7 i , ., SL SS SS SL dL 2» DD Dell -wrwrewwrll rll = SS = = = day Mother Will Save on Warm TOTS’ COATS rm Winter models fur trimmed; line: s and colors. ly 2 to 6 years. assorted 5% (St. Louts’ Largest Bargain Basement.) -— -—- -— -— -—- =. =e ‘na s euitat ior cur- drapes. 81-Inch Pepperell * pn remnants up w 10 Mt) “-29c ast Ya 4 «(Bargain Basement.) Litany | (Bargain Basement.) 30c Heavy Turkish Towels Heavy: thren v = c tee? “yaxt TY mi we ‘(Berrain Ba se a } Arf, nib ; E k eee. is ATC msP Call MAin rs and losers turn to POST- Hi want Ads — and meet 1111. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_ SUNDAY MORNING, N ~ Activities of Women’s Clubs and Societies ee The Federation Committee of the | first | meeting of the season Monday, the | Ida B. Cole, following have representatives Wednesday Club held its new chairman, Mrs. presiding. The appointed on the Eighth Distrect committes: Miss Mathilda Salter: Amerti- can Citizenship, Mrs. T Harkness; American LD. H. Bowman: Mrs. been as Homes, Mre. tion, Frank M. national Relations, Long; Legislation, tumsey; Literature, Music, Miss Miss Mm. Hi. L. Mrs. Benjamin Tans- ae Welfare, Mrs. Fanny W. —s. . King: sic: Pu ia ie Section of the Club, . Forbes Johnson, chairman meet Wednesday morning 5OmMmas i. Applied Ednea- Wright; Inter- Alves Ruth | at | ; eon will be _—-- ae soe * 10:30 o'clock. After a general, Phi Epsilon Sorority, were gues’ discussion of “Current Musicu! of the St. Louis Alumnae Club ata | Events,” Miss Ellen Brooks John-| luncheon Wednesday at the hom son, leader of the day, will trace| of Mrs. Charlotte Stockton of Uni the development of the violin. Il- | versity Hills in commemoration cf | lustrating the possibilities « * Double -Fagle Stamps Tuesday (nly. 69¢« Comb, hard rubber. eet 1 Free 20c, 39e, T5e Tooth Brush ; 1 Free $1 Gem or Durham Safety Razor. .1 Free $1 Double Compact, thin, new 1 Free ‘Free 75¢ Sage & Sulphur Tonic Fine Cold Cream, Keiffer's.-- Th ils is a fine Hair Tonic, 75e—1 Free Free 50c Cleansing Cream . \Oe—1 Free Free Perfume! It’s Keiffer _ " Sooth ° It 2c, 40¢ Rock Candy — 1 Free new a nl $1.00, $1.25 Jockey Club Perfume. .1 Free se Horehound or Fruit Tabs..1 Free sot ou’ll 3.499, $3.75 Narcisens Perfume .1 Free Chocolate Cream-. [h. l Free CASTILE 1! ic $1 White Rose or Jickey . 1 Free im Couch Drops, Keiffe: . lL Free 3 for 27c $1.25. $1.60 danice Perfume ..1 Free me tands, assorted. in glass 1 Free $1.25 Honolulu Bouquet Perfume. .1 Free Se sure to see these remarkable bargains. Nichols has just the furnishings you’ll like best—at prices and on terms you can well afford. Complete Dining Room Outfit of 136 Articles °217 Just think! An enti rely new Dining Room Outfit, com- It will mean a hap- “Turkey year and for yearsto come. t consists of: plete. Pier 9-piece Dining-Room Suite, Genuine walnut veneer. Buffet, highlighted nese ilgenmeeta dle segment maple panels; China Cabinet in red lacquer, woo Biue Spanish leather Chinese decoration; Chairs, seats and backs, eats on a ft. extension table n. buffet. Roomy genuine red leather. Copy of . china cabinet Suite selling at $675. waminster Rug. 9x12. Selected S| ea sheen. New patterns. 26-pie mRogers Silverplate. 6 fach ¢ nive forks, teaspoons, anc Ce pPOONS: sugar shel] 2 and butter knife Beautiful Davenport Table Mitisce Diener Set semi Of mahogany veneer on selected cabinet $] Porcelain re Glaze finish woods. An unusually attractive piece 4 and bea | design. Service for the living for a goo zed family ee a saeeeeeeebnnsne oe ee awe . ° + . Buy This Outfit on Conant’s Coxwell Chairs ; Fine Coxwel!l Chairs, in Jacquard; mo- The Only McNichols nes arms. Combinat: on wai inut. Dis- $4 ~ . tinctively designed; comfortable and dec- Easiest Terms ca. ssawasnnad Day” this Extra proud of. special Chair special . A Bigger and Better “Turkey Day” For 61 years The Only McNichols has made it possible for thousands to rejoice on “Turkey Day” because of the fur- niture which they bought here at extremely low prices. This year, because unusually favored by certain well-known manutacturers, The Only McNichols is offering unbeliev- able values for a bigger “Turkey Day” than ever. 9-Pc. Tudor Dining Room Suite Combination American walnut. substantial—a Suite to be Special 9-Pc. Dining Room Suite Massive Buffet, linen closet below, drawers above; China Cabinet, glass fretwork doors; tapestry seats } S, . Made $ to sel] for $350. Extra 195 Superb 9-Pc. Dining Room Suite The Only Mc- Beautiful, *185 €@r colors. Big, double-size warm Blankets. Just the kind to keep you cozy on cold nights... ONLY McNICHOLS Market at Eleventh WATCH OUR DAILY ADVERTISEMENTS THE Fine quality wool. Extra Quality All-Wool Double Blankets tg $8.75 a i i = -— -— - - = - = = = = , —- —- —_ Be i an i , i —-— SS — — — _ _ — i i i i i javenue. 'Temperan Niemoe Mrs. Madelin and Mrs. pianist. . - > ” ’ Ve Oouit ard at e«e-9 CIOCEA League meeting Thursday evening at Bald- win ee include the program: Mrs. Edith Habig, Mrs Charlotta Dietrichson, Miss Louis: Evers, Mrs. Dorothy Neville and} Mrs. Pauline Dean. | | The Minerva Liter ary Club sent |Current Problems” for its progri, | this year, and at the meeting Nov 5 Dr: W. ve Nelson, director of the | | psy chiatric clinic, talked on “Char- | acter Building.’ Dr. Nelson pla poe stress on the res mother pre-school age, sions received and habits |during that period inf! entire life of child. Hickman lender for nd the roll call was answe shart descriptions of our city tutions. Mrs. CC. W. Baker group of songs Mrs. G M. Folsom. Dramati readings were pr nted by 7% sto Ti «- CSPECMILLY luenced th Mrs. B. A the sia ‘ - = } eis was red ese the musica! ponsibility wtf during th: stating that im pres- | insti- | gave a accompanied bys Miss | Ruth Girard of the educational -le- partment of the Y. W.C. A. Mrs E. E. Williams and Mrs J. ee 'Hemm were joint hostesses and | entertained at the Fairmount H)>- | tel. The next meeting of the Pariffi- | mentary Law Club will be held at | the Vandervoort Audit rium at 10/| a. In..tomorrow. Mra. N. VY. Zin mer will be the leader. Clio Delphian Chapter met Mon Nov. 8, at the Cabanne Bran: Library with the president, Mrs. J E. Irwin, presiding. Mrs. Jj J Searcy was in charge of the pro which was devoted to. the study of “Religion and Egypt.” Those partic Mrs. H. D. Billings, Mrs. W. T. Mra. J. LDoolet. * ‘ry tr uay, cy Sram, ipating wer Mrs. W. C. Ho- Miles, H. Caldwell naday, ©’ Hayer, Mrs. T. Current were given by Mrs. O. M and Mrs. E. I. H;3 Fa rr pe. Art o! Mre. DD. J. str ontc eve;°nis The Kirkwood Tuesd: ay Clut net | at the home of Mrs. E. P.. ir. Nov. 9 Mrs. E ‘Was assistant hostess. Fo! luncheon, roll call was answered current events. Mrs. A. W. sall read a paper, “ Missouri.’ lowed. meeting Dec. 7. P. Dickson ar Dicksoa } lowing Dy | Pear- Scenic Beauty of | A business meeting fol- | The club will hold its next | | The Ladtes’ Aid of the Tyler Place Presbyterian Church, Spring avenue and Russe!! boulevard, will hold a bazar at the church Dec Luncheon will be served vo 1 to} 2.p. m., and-a turkey dinner froin 5:30. to 8 p. m. The Samuel Cupples Mothers’ | Club will entertain the Benton | School Mothers’ Club Wedensday | at 2:30 0 af the school. ‘clock in the kindergarten Following the pro- refreshments will be served There wil] be no of the club. The Friendly Aid of 8t. Louis County met with Mrs. W. P. James, 428 Bradford avenue, Webster Groves, who entertained the mem- yers with an all-day sewing party aa a | Fram December meetiag Tuesday. The Friendly Aid will meet Tuesday with Mrs. Charles) Hequembourg of 5539 Pershing The ce C" nion met Monday at Presbyterian Churc for the annua! held at che Nugent vy. IY Th Kingshighway details mas sale to f Mrs. James G. 5847 Ma Sorority *. f ry rt) sf a .O te si) i* if ple avenue, N: Circie n ursday Mrs, A. Park. home of Overland a at the S. McLallen of N irs. Ja fternoon Professional “aunheas of the Mrs. J. A. Bleak- Mrs N S sur "Berry Moore gave a paper on Edith Cavell, a Mrs. J. H. Amos Francis Willard In ob servance of eting was aong. A bridge tea will be rity ¢€: d. *“Famou Women” was the vhich charge. issed Madame ‘¢ ey was lg os! 1 disc nd tL 7 ~ talked on riosed > ry . ’ > * +) \? ,re : ? r’ ’ | Crt r «Li er v Y ’ . ‘ a . b ; i LOL? ‘ AV Le of child welfare mrs. G. A le ; i irs. Rosa ond He Stes = bimonthly meeting of the Morning Etude Club at 10:30 a. m? Wednes- lay at the Town ¢ auditoriun Mrs. Emma Wilkins Guttman will read a paper on “Indian Customs and Legends,” illustrated by a cycle of Indian songs presented by Mrs Mabel Pearce Meis h se ATO: Miss Hazel For flutist, and Mrs ruttman, p a wing Uf feature, a mus program will t | Oy Mr J Agatstein, pianist: Mrs. Marguerite Wessels r, sopra mee. As OF, Henke, piani Wey- bright. pianist; Miss Haz no; » NS Mt 7 . > —— - + Pee Oma Cu)! Pp rescott. , : T - ver son The St. Iouis Circle Internationa]! y « ls ¥ , ‘ > © 3 a4 Al 1t =F" it e residence of Mrs Jose ph ars 4531 West Pin Wed nesday Te ovember Storv lers its N r ~¢ T ~ % . rie i iO UIS will hold Hall, 1111 Olive street. Mrs. Hoch, vice president, will be the charge of of . 1. eeting. The subject the program will be ~47 ae soryr } : will talk of; rine Mean! Peace.” The ng of to be told will ven Kingdome and ng’ and “Squanto.”’ Centinued on Next Page. ~ Lorie « “The Se Hidden Spri q Ww oman’s Christian ee Brandt Lietch, president, pre- | VEMBER 14. 1923 PAGE 13. ST.LOUIS PNST-NISPATCH RCOATS es BRAND NEW COATS, FINE || BRAND NEW COATS» * 1 ALL-WOOL ALSO MIX- “44 TURES WITH PLAID LIN- 4INGS, VERY STYLISH, LATEST CUT. ee WELL MADE YOUNG MEN’S OVERCOATS, PLAID OR SOLID COLOR LININGS. EAT NY LOR TEE OLE ay eee: “oti Mrttnr, Yea Leo BRAND NEW | TAILOR- MADE § NOT-CALL-FOR TAILOR MADE-TO-MEAS- URE SUITS. A DEPOSIT WAS MADE ON THEM BUT THE BUYER DID NOT TAKE THE GARMENT AND DID NOT PAY THE BAL- ANCE DUE. WE BUY THESE FROM THE WHOLESALE TAILORS AND SELL THEM AT MUCH LESS THAN THEY COST TO MAKE. SNAPPY COUBLE BREAST- ED AND CONS=RVATIVE MODELS. REMEMBER YOU CAN TRADE-IN YOUR OLD SUIT OR OVERCOAT a> a “ ale Rh tal a eng ib a pee ALD <a FS RE rr RPO ee Ne id PS age Alby mp. tay pene. #4! SP er NN LS Mee RR SRR BOI eM ma ni seb itll pele teehee. +. syne tt et ORAS TAS EAI pte Ae Matt 5, i Ait ac ea AP é SS Ss / ie ra bad Pan aif inh . “ EN rede gan ita ad ee eee ye ee ores ele One — abit - ay aE ty RA” a NR” GARE CEOS GAIN SRA PALA D DIYALA LAE CG Rom oem aol ET nn AOA AEN = ee le rt, ha BRAND NEW BOLIVIA FUR-TRIMMED COATS OVER 3000 COATS ON HAND AT A BIG SAVING. MANY ARE SAMPLE COATS USED BY SALESMEN IN SELLING. HART-SCHAFFNER & MARX THESE COATS ARE FACTORY RETURNS- - LOOK AND WEAR JUST LIKE NEW be am 6 SELLING 1% PRICE SAVE MONEY ON CHIL- || BASEMENT DREN’S CLOTHING. HERE BARGAINS ARE BARGAINS Young Men’s $ $ Work Suits : 4 le 3 to Men’s Work $ oo to ‘Overcoats .. Topcoats, Whi d | Raincoat, ‘2 lo 4 GOOD SERVICABLE NEW $2.95 1$Q.95 CN ALL-WOOL MEN’S. TWO rOR OATS or WESTS | 2000 Larest 1 50 ‘ 5 50 DRESSES 1012 N. GRANI |FUR COATS 3 PRICE | ey e ® ~~ PR He RS A UP NEW CLOTH COATS FUR $ fi 95 COLLAR, “UP DRESSES} BUY ONE THEN GET ANOTHER OF SAME VALUE FOR $7 | JERSEY DRESSES . ft: ao’ Boys’ Knicker Suits, Small Sizes Boys’ Long Pant SE + ose wew ie $6.95 3 KNICKERS, 49c, 65c, 95¢ y LONG PANTS, $1.25, $1.45, $1.65 GIRLS’ KEW FALL COATS 95¢ $1.95 $3.95 HODIAMONT « PAGE AND GRAND STREET CARS ALSO BUSSES ad NOLL et A LC AAO A ABEL A

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PAGE 14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | NING. NOVEMBER 14. 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH . Ww omen’s Clubs And Societies uate Py aris) TEP . the 70 om Br tie " ote vag Phang Se Sill Ad te ake iu Mesias . . 44 iss (1Zaw SMART SHOES Pleagstteo - as sa a 41] a Story n keep- >I ** , : > — FOR 2 . hon _rogTam. two hy mns, in pet L.Zit ‘ ; rT ” "nive | Hym of Peace , aes * . s * : - > t Peace Gift of God's ; u “SS Wee i i Ca . 2 ai ‘ is v4 sane *? Lane Bryant Shoes have “built-in” arches, Love.” will . ~ > “q > RV sa, 55 “ x = AA emer . oa + iv s ks : AY wR NS kas AY “ : y _~ a 3 S 3 WE S % = “ 3 ses gil 4 - ; combination last, assure style, comfort, i. as ee ep the snell- ae 5 F tr , Bde Spec ieha as * “ * Feo nw a ’ economy. Whether your feet are long, Rafe toe Che of O 3 Gesens er . bers ot Lsi€ ae ji Z ; ’ short or regular we can fit you. So ae te vege seting Tuet 7 ’ / tarry: Mra A f& { is + -- : . = —s + ies . / then 47} ] +: ae day, when the meciuns ‘ 7 3 ca * : charge 0 f bh Bet i baeaud ad :- a rs se “i = 094 ropalty’s model housewife, pays ropal tribute to the Mame cas SR ER AM BE yey k PD Bettye AM, git Said 5 > > 8 Es ends, ee Te ‘ ; “ : ‘ Nee , 6 Po A a Content anya A Wee AMT CR CE! WAS a Rape Le ne a aeie ne te, SO ae ; ” hgh Pa ees eae Ye, et. pi die : ee © tee ames ‘ onat Widths : ‘ 4 pe oO oe — — i —- Bie sere ae sill ne Z 4 phe by Quindent Lab- ne dase Alves Long, who 2 3 Le p ove. It contains an olive oil . Expert Shoemen Will Fit These Shoes, Assuring Comfort end Satisfaction == ee ta ale ~ ” o* - ya the highest order. Iwo rederation of Universit, men in " cw ‘shers which beautify the {Mary = : , , ns . -_ jseptics and iodine, te ane ts amial educational and internation | —— rm attacks on the gums. ship Cony —_ god other antacids, to Deu- the thorough vacuum cleaner EE ais ple i nt use several! tooth pastes, | Ar wash, then magnesia Sead was deodorants. J spent a bait -bour ‘ov. 8, at2 ies lil ; . +e 7 hy | e 7 This vacuum cleaner really deserves its name, and -"though extremely simple, it works perfectly, withou ficulty and it is remarkable how with so little effort, upholstery, carpets, floors, frames, walls, every- thing in fact, can be quickly and thoroughly cleaned eeply regretting that my earlzer letter did not reach you, I am leased to transmit again the opinion of Her Mayesty the Queen. aon — l me as Nariel bold Fish Sc ? , Bo , nae Rie oo eile ter PS ® avian 2 ge se ¥ we Chae gi. a reset imme tbing ow igucongt yr Winn t - ioe natal ~ Haran Mesa age SYR Penne Ee et ee a * iP kL Hy ag ee ApS andl aa eer ae eke : 5 ay hy, oa an ee ee a ee OF pts hee OLS ic? ee SS ee 92 hp wh ie ede i A adh) ap a tiny ety: . rR le. coaeene ae aie ane Pa steers oh Sar, ar fs ays Nae gat oP ea 4 5 ee pete har Be ‘ , Bria Fred aes nf a ale Seas aie I have the honor to be, fi sb wr 5 ees Co ig Se ‘= } G. Denize, RNR | : : rivate Secretary to Puen | Shes loti by mad URE : by Her Majesty : The Queen of Roumania Your Obedient Servant, oP ‘ a ; = 2 3 & Qures Mane’: Paiece «: j x Not merely a Rug cleaner but House cleaner. Gets into the corners and j . a imp Fish Foed—Halioe'y” a . ? Ee tea See” OF . the house trom cellar = i Fish ay - Bi &. vate ine -* Ams Ls ; x . to atnhc . Bird F aller’s Bop Flea dr Si THe oa mn i ORE RY 2 a ei ai ean HW : \ _ HALLER’S == STORE T | | . . - : S22 FRANKLIN AY. The thorough ail-zround efficiency that | } ™ Touts, Me. 2 H. Hutch: 20 rs = ‘7 : Mii . | makes the Royal so satisfactory to the Queen of Roumania also makes Whiten Your Nec = oe —— ter-ger oral | of the | it the choice of intelligent housewives throughout America. Better Elec- N = £ W. er S p r Je : : nde | 0 | tric Shops eae o wane sa — oben groan super | i a we ority to you. Buy no cleaner until you have seen oyal im action. | Cw a e ay Those elected t: pom ie A 20-min begun t sO Clear. id ener nae ' 0! 7 ~ = — om % all sé st «ha, rs. € a 1? ~~ al 7 s . s So wonderful—so quick—are the results of this new, scientifi : . ' a - t S ‘4 : ° - tO ‘ a " . a ’ rTvy : ‘ i > eae) al vac Bp AREY: ee nh a) “vr ie creme that we absolute|v cuaran: % for only five nights. Then if yo th the transformation vour monev will be instantiv refunded. ed at Jor v1 "© read } ae 2 ee oe et ip nines ab: A r one rfie O for a 20-Minute Demonstration Atal good drug and department stores. : o WS lt Fabrictu: Wolff W Drug Stores a ae Wie Vis \ flip pppoe. mt a ie ee No vy ’ OP Le MF oe sy 3 ¢ Aone 7 eae x . 2 OP eA CEE SRBC as . ’ ~ * Barner. 4. Nt iment «& >t ‘ Hae «& i ry irre ¢ : fee — , Re e . Johnsen Bros, Drug - Thee o Kr A alent . e , | PARIS TOILET COMPANY, PARIS, TENNESSEF east lanai ~- Given oy —< gs as ») r : : 3 . | 2 : ‘ | . . 2 as SP Se a Ps & a = - P . =“ : . Bn se i rs. | SER ore = porate ett correspond F 6 Complete With Ask for Golden Peacock Bleach Creme a. ae a net es and be sure that you get the jar with at - [rs Arth Mo Wileor pet : Tested Tubes the Geiden Peacock on it. eee aC ™ sey . pT Storage Battery ; ) storian: Mrs. J. Lawrenc - 45-V. B Batteries Trade im leach Creme... ae, Domestic Electric Co. 2M, .°.--5" aap re Ponder! Ee oP Siete orn cape 908 Pine St. Distributers Phone GArfield 2600 | we ¢& Mtar FRE) with Pach ar i | " ™ ae 2 om | Weaneeda: at r isonet ‘ark ae ) Out-of-Town Merchants.....Write for Interesting Royal Sales Plan ; 1018 OLIVE ST. 5 cig. | ” 2 ust lace this ac to y¥*< ‘ ntinuned r . ° en Ne t | . Ane. % ee eee ; enatten | al

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. .JT.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _- SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _. PAGE 15 on { , bes 3 Women’ S Clubs tieth Century Art Club this year |of the Hospitality Committee, had | Saturday. rhe next reguiar meet- | Reports of the State Assembly | ADVERTISEMENT _ ee | ‘the old masters of Florence share Charge of the social hour. ing will be held Nov. 232. | will be read. | —— : And Societies honors with the producing artists! The St. Louis Illinae Club ~will St. Louis Chapter, Daughter of| The Morning Etude Music Club | | At Death $ 00F of today as Was exemplified tn the | meet for luncheon at the Busy Bee bs American Colonists, will meet, will give its bimonthly musicale at | ‘Ten years of stom trouble re- { 2 ho ursd: ; aia yc] *| f wean ' ach program Monday at Jefferson Me- | tearoom Nov. er * at teen en Pole * a¥ ee in smi Miss Nancy Warner. | | : Lamps \ " - | Mrs. N. Young and Mrs. F J | : ‘ High-Back Chair Woulfe. ‘ | The new officers for the coming | | ao ee a years were instalied and are as fo}- | i fringe in beauti- , living room Thanksgiving day lows: Mra. J. D. Hurck, president: E = anredligapaart Spinet Desk a eee Mrs. H. S. O’Bannon, firs : ; m@ polychrome base . t- vice | 4 % , high-back Chal | substan- i president; Mrs. ln W. Le Gear, sec- and ovis well This handsome Spinet Deek will { gu $5 ond vice president; Mrs. W. A. Viy constructed. Best] add beauty and refinement to] tially built with beautiful em- Ge AA NEA OOO ANCL POLL ALLEL BNE LE LALLA LAA ALA A « Cer BAe lon tees Agathe oh Pea ee We yi A ES Pina atk A, A MELO LANE A TO IB OA ony Ais i abtiie _~ ig ion = erage 9 Site lilt 5 at [o x value for money] your home on , Thankegiving fon, third vice president; Mrs. C. S 3 Y 1 Day. Artistically” designed; in| bossed velour and tapestry cov- Aehle, fourth vic ever offered. fich walnut finish and sturdily © president; Mrs | constructed erings——Attractively priced sat a J. Brent Williams, fifth vice presi- | i ty Me ie Ding, _ dent; Mrs. O. B. Thomas, recor ding $195 Value Secretary; Miss Marie Le Gear, cor- : s old Fish 5c Up | responding secretary: Men a? BL ra 'S== | Duke, treasurer; Mrs. George Au- ,drae, historian; Mrs. f, William | or x SO t = e Ky % ° | McPheeters, Girector children’s | Rematie |, chapter. eS ee ty ab re and peed stares | Rg | To beautify your ope | room for Thanksgiving “or Sky RB re a TR is 3 § , ! fo vs i i | ‘ a ¥ 5a : . A of Comets, { ; ; - : 4 ‘+o , te aS Bo SEE ee ae ’ | Ray, registrar; Mrs. M. M. Robin-| - ele NS bia : SE gianta gS “- p=. — ~ eT ette, custodian; Mrs. Harold MW. | ss | N : t ' In the study course of the Twen- | Five-Piece Breakfast Set pen 5 Gony Oak LAMP v a pi . Comes in walnut finteh, Kitchen Cabinet te ofte red aso, § comin srs | Sone. cane ane | Ri aoe Reg. Price $ tps HB agp. ‘wall | ceptional value, at th‘s | pte with . > . ¥, aes c ee wed tls Seat we a Le AA MPI A Ne in lita Nel 6 i aren Mien eee Megat Net piserton Suite that should sell for $195.00—special] only... . ” — “ _— ee ee ery wep PROD LSA i RANE LRG Ea RAS I A NP saat eee —_—e SAPS NE ADEE ea OA BEI ROOT Bee vrs ta alien - Sage ete ie Ra la INE eas poe ee ee mephens _ Hoon sce in, SBE ore various colors, cord and wall td ' 9 . vigment of * te . F ~ ° - ~ - Sale Price . . od ° socket Regular price, $2 VO. low wri e. - Arc | i High-grade B-ptiece Breakfast-Room Set, im gray oan, { 2 : 1} tion, with large-size drop — New, Improved 6é-TUBE, SINGLE DIAL gRADIC In Console Cabinet, Ready to Use ons ng Bolte d tavle constru a an { naldri e* . wall e* , 7 os are sturdily bullt with double bra a . ( Glee (eit tq Demonstration Ce Walnut Finish All-Metal Cedar Chest Special Sturdily and artisticaliy « uet This Chest is made of cedar to Aas “My construct 3 | Console Table Smoking Stand Telephone Stand | is.itasreectcs, | on, 7 “nimaet exe spore ' ” a c ; walnut cabinet, : ) | | ) | | | | Bronze finish : complete Imitation Walnut $ a 9:75 $ 1 98 g loud speaker and | | that ne ' —= == _ thor T) ewe , : spac acces | | | This Ta" ols sites with match bex holder and re- Com — with ari very well con- - ' go $, most grace- gh i sap Se “eae . = ; . | fully de- ° : t ; $ for pt ‘one acai : 89 Fe | signed and 715 tray ; with @ large big value for the e q finished in hase—it will not tip money. New hom Complete With : . | beautiful . een F makers’ spec tal. 6 Tested =~ | mahogany ll +! Storage Battery : ) ( Neighborhood 2 45-V. rade in ur old Piano, one al bas PE inincss Rar Phonageph = Exchange Store ‘Sayeadoue &. — sore } \ite | en Every Evenin mtt O'Clock 412 N. 12th Street r . . —— C Co e é | af : é ot : ee : a Us i FURNITURE CARP ETS NITURE CARPETS RUGS | ee y Starck JTaAMNa a. | aol Chethie—- Edison P honographs and Radios Visit Our New Daylight factur 'pright Pianos @ See Gur Three-Room Bungalow Uutlit Furniture Addition ers of Starck Grand, Player and Uprig | $317.50 l 1 10-1 2-14 OLIVE ST. | t 1018 OL a Eleventh lete, $317 , ral Sales Plan yee econ vex cclaantet er ent eae se-“LOOK FOR THE WHITE FRONT BUSLDING = is Use Our Convenient Payment Plan

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STNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 ___ : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ | ro C- O. D. Orders a ADVERTISEMENT i 2 Roe PAGE 16 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pe oe [gende,> with the tereguction of} fae Phene EE ee | | eT LOUIS INSTITUTION amnnmenl | = Spring Maid Cg. nove the Roots ment of iis Activities of ‘Indian songs to {llustrate types of ac ‘Indian music. Mrs. Mabel Pearce xi0n , om ) : . W omen s Clubs no gon Ba mee sgome and or Spring Mat Powder Cream Face Pow i Of Superfluous Hair syeu ot s ) | Hazel Fo utist, 1 present the = , . ae | = if : | Has ee oe ! believing.” When your e Gert 3 And Societies | program. with Mrs. Gutmann at arp: P i. a ioe Som the roots eome out, Wednesday . ano. . ) ; . entire ris gone - ‘entineed from Preceding Pace. » \ . a of Gy | that i¢ secu know surface hair. Emeth Te I erin oni | Following the Indian song rec ‘= : ; : fe mere y 7 that the new | the ae - gemagge hap amare ‘tal, Mrs. J. Agatstein, piantst; Mrs. | — on ' ) = . ie io ae iF ppt Fe day, at 20:00 a. mM. : ‘|Marguerite Wessels Nienioeller, | 3 = » ply a creme ee in aleteteaean ae . i ited to your type of complex- ¢ = - comf papa MOP hrc en. » Jehle and Mrs. Rosamond Heil will ..-uno: Mrs. A. F. Henke, pi-| oe arate te ee ett least injury, leav- ) — 3 ion. Shades: Fiesh (a rose-petal powder, when using fe be skin Soft. see ae ’ . _—s —. ick), brumette (a rich cream , — ‘ Mrs. Emma Wilkins Gutmand i. wirgs Madeline S. Johnson, s0- e Pikes cerns sr. caine Maid Cold Cream " yme, without assistance sill open the program with a pa- prano, and Mrs. Ora Culbertson a ’ excellent for oily . way with numerous and ex- ‘ « see ; ’ : vi g to the erectr sis ¢x. | ‘| it ioral 0c 408 Washington Ave.—/ an ashi on ve. ran ¥e . Fe . goes | away with depiiatories or eS Pee s ad ‘ =. Piatas tes A , ad grey - sa via vail ere * oe FE EAA n A Rte e ds 4 vai “eo eo eae See gis bh bags ool ES “S Mt ae 2 tN ps Rei H+ gems ee ee eka ee se’ ste Ons were , Oe tal FR anes . . ee Se a Ao hes ‘ Sra a * oe vocal and instrument al program. frequent intervals. Not’- he Executive 2 Board of th ae 12.00 J. 2 : ; 7 peequent int is. Not’. Th W $4.00 Madam Yale’s MONDAY’S SALE : conade - BL | >is Monday Club of Webster Groves | __ - my : met Nor. 4. The history an t . | & 54 Get a *® phelactine etic t Monda) In Beaut Combination ‘ Sal H pati 21 4? 79 . For internal 101 : - agen weap ee ocpenes ny Bikhoff,, ‘ne 'eh fe ictal $1.00 Size € Ca. . : C, C, C $1.00 Size bathing . 3 tairman: Mrs. B. M. Whittemore, | e er nu e ; : tee jementicney presided. ne eee | Price a! $ 1. 00 Hin ds’ Rubbing Alcohol, pint s s 39¢ Wampole . W. Kevysor was study leader. Ars. | e ° J. W. Watson read the poem, , . © © . ] ] 3 Bottles od Oil "erm Lippo Lippi, Mra, James| SD men ome Honey and Van Ess Hair Tonic, $1.19; °ssso*| | Cod Liver Milne gave a paper on “Florence | Lr sists of d C C d the City of Art,” and Mrs. Robert } il 9:60 voli Pe Almon ream ompoun tly returned EN! Mme. “Yale's em oug yrup - - C, JIC MicMath. who recently Mme. Yale's from Italy described the cane |W Pink Skin ‘ drals of Florence. : | Creme and a $1.00 jar of her C th p t 36c Mrs. William } qui ’s 00 as e ° The art section, Almond Blossom (Compiexion Renee right Drapes |e Crom Reenter $4.00 valnn J Wy th’s Sage & Sulphur, 59c 98c ) ? “The Cathedrals e Ss age p ? $1 Prophylactic Hand spok: UO: open meeting tomorrow. Gu Guy Study W Men’s Shav’g Wants | Optical 5. Mellin’s Food . . . . 58c| [Nail Brushes ....79c 3 eked ‘ > & ; ; x ? ee eee en Soe rs ited — . ‘ E pr sh will speak on “Old |Manses,” and there wil be ~ = $1.25 Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal, : : nbiton of his paintings and dra Se ae Specials $1 00 K. 1D. X. Hair Tonic a 69c PRESCRIPTIONS The Dougias Oliver | hapter, plete with 2 blades... 98ce ? | ee Daughters of the American Revo- Gillette Blades ..39c,75ce| 408 Washington and Grove S Bromo umimne ... Zc . R 4A- Dr. Wernet’s Powder ffer j 10 VALUES rineton of 6935 Mitchell avenue Gem Blades, 3 pkgs... ...$1 Monday—Tuesday— 5 h d : je ACTUAL § . cienhanae wnesting teliowed. OC Durham Duplex Blades, W ednesday—T hursday ISO S oug eme y C, false teeth) ... 0, i Sturdy 2-pants Sults and warm elgg eae eS ee ; : Bot coaee ia s aoe “e yv +108 to saponcapem ese , ed arn = schaee cc 3 pkgs. : . = sath $1 $1 25 Mayr S Stomach Rem., 9&¢ Prophylactic Tooth ner, regent: ican aenieieneael ® 35c Ever-Ready Blades. .29c , Dr. West's Tooth 18 years. Fine quality juvenile ¢: Mre vice regent. - | : oe see vercosts | — der. treasurer: Mrs. M. EL. Evans, 35c Keen Kutter Blades, 29e¢ om ] 25 P ] 09 little tots ef a a i iy: # ii we x , is 3 oo 5 , : ' ? " _ ve ~ bogie At Sie oe ae aes aie lag Nhe.” amanactor A mtiit Set op aAnf atte, -~Unehaarn % ta i geenrtaisns * ey al as * ay j ie wa .* 7 + ¥ ,. jana 2 - ‘ 4 sue “4 = , a ‘ tow a _— ere ‘ * > ) Pope 5 h 4 ag 3s StH S ah Aah nl . i: f nee ee ‘ * 4, : oo ee roe “ at id ; alneaes2 site es oe i . ‘ Weds aes Fi Pe Pini ae 7 sa ee % 4 ‘i bs 7 fet Tt. egies W pieGes ...... 49c¢ Bifocal Glasses Caldwell Ss Syrup Pepsin, 42c, R3¢ ain eniiieasia our customers 50c Pepsodent Tooth Pas | Malvern Hayes 4! =. have in our prescription service lrector 2 visions fer 4dié- Harrington, directors. 50c Williams’ Shaving ph rninyacs oe = 25 ; s ‘ ) Spr ol : : : 7 Th Webster (Iroves Peace ‘“oun- Cream 39e —cemplete with 60 D K dn Pill 44 has been mirit up * years Oo 60c Forhan s Tooth / {1 will meet at the home of Mrs 50c Williams’ Aqua Velva, «| "™™* - Cc voan Ss Alaney a he C | painstaking effort to use only the : ) , Pant i very best of pure, fresh potent Richard Roppiin W edn day, ces \ 39c¢ ° e ad uc -_ , Con Cream - prevent mistakes. And the TDC oc Rolling Tooth E . wowaving her hair doesn’t -fear/ used imstead oe Cc are modcratt. =| “a J) —LAUER’S—S825 North Sixth St. — = 50c Mennen’s Skin Balm, 39¢ Lysol °c ae 2 Ic, 42c, 79c epee ns oe oi weenie Tooth Pow. , effect of hot irons. Nor of fre-| wave. ding and Sewing Over a Million and a Half mt washings. A few drops of Dan- A DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY PURCHASE TILL XMAS Rea mebirasent Soames Dnt comb or tom Our Prices Are 20% to 30° Less Than Elsewhere e Liebig Malt Tonic Glasses Mentholatum . Paee «i ‘ : PR RS ER Ae Kage salen oh Ape weber A lag mee wet aad t= ngT8 wd PL aR i oar (ty ‘ete 4 ow A rin ‘ eas ne'y - io - vr ‘ hinifeS tat dines Dvn cen =-@ Pag) visti nek tap SARE Wee cy ti Pe ea hy $16.50 Lionel Electric Train for This Sale. Wide gauge. Ll-inch reve sible engine wtth headlight and two 17-inch indi- ,amelie Heohed coaches on double a frerke ond ino ge treck l»wveont. $22 Rol! Top Desk S18 Hobbs ethan per coe ee menage ST onday a = —| $15. 9S l 7 l 7 Powder . a $1.25 Cremomulsion ....98e Full Lb. ‘ Milk 60c Pompeian Face Pow. 42ec | Regular $1.00 vaiue. enutne Diamonds ¢ eexteuse Mints or Fruit Dro ntho ie $1.15 Dare’s Menth Box Pep-o-Mint Life Savers, all fla- | Chocolates 50c Java Rice Face Pow.39c | £"*ranteed 1 year .. c ~~ ASH oR CR E Pepsin ater | vors. Chewing Gums. all popular 50c Nadi F Pow 36c Danderine | | 39¢ brands. BOX OF 20 $1.98 gla a0 rs! aga Wilsoni actric . Father John’s PACKAGES 65c ag oor 8 _ toe = . 3 * @ See These Gorgeous [ Medicine | Stops Pai ‘ck . ._ == BV isi: ps fram Quic Harriet Hubbert Aver s, Foc ; Pe : our store and review this rare collection * ee Glyco- oo 89¢ Curlex Complete C N HEAT 50c Sanitol Face Powder.36e a ae : ii ‘. story set _ white gold and De-Vilbiss Nose & Throat | ree a4e, Hair Dressing RIMSO T5e Golden Peacock ished. cen eee esigns, lavishly engraved. All you need te do to get relief with with cord 2r \ Horlick’s Malted P ai. Atomizer, No. 15 . Mil 38 = » Set wonderful CRIMSON HEAT is to gently Face Powder 63c ae ogg: | iy | k cS. 735¢c, $2.69 rub it inte the skin over be 50e¢ Cyrano Face Powder 39e 7 ‘ & ine Fe . = NO MONEY oe mer =f : aan Kxactiy lithe picture. « ide Made of soai- well beapil? and finished. Cemes oe nn plete with stromg swis- el chatr. 20% Off on Erector Sets . S&S set om «sale af & °.49 . & eet om «ale at S&S “BR a4 4 feet high and 2%, . 7 set on sale at & 17.98 ~ : feet wide. 1°*.-feot 7 Se set on scale at $11.98 a3 ' equare swinging mir- . 8 set on saie ai si. Pre rer: 2 large and 2 small drawers with class knobs. Fin- ished in ivory, trimmed in pink or bive. —_ = Yes c Me SAR ai Sen be atom = | ms i =e T, , oo ~~ w - - et Can be used for either $1 35 30 — Includes itn aiieata amet ts ann c Hill's Cascara wae. 3 gee cma ; Price Pa : » . purpose. Sale price , Quinine waver rod, Bw nce sm Sige gyi Shree 3 Nadinola Cream.. 39c. 79¢e niin Ips, DOWN se : eer jeints and muscles . 65c Pond’s Creams Se Joint Ease S3c, 83 : agg lee ger \— $100 Golden Peacock Torrid Electrie- due te relief ef the con- . rs : attae ha bie ~ ig , ] i retie f reu s oe \ ; TA rings shown ere are Ww Reg. $2.45 Boncilla pg comma _ $1.23 | ors comp | should” knows what a Maem Bleach Cream 69c Heating Po . | beantifal eres . | > Pp re rkaDiy Wes 7 . ’ o Treasure Chest | ravoris le 42¢ Te} 274 deep , penetrating. ‘pain-killing fe | Wolff-Wilson’s Benzoin : | | white gold, hand engraved + : _ 6 f | ointment is. emember. £ . a Lotion 25 | FS and pierced. Set with Vanishing Cieeoen ssc | 0c McCov’s Cod Liver Oil chann 6} CKIMSON HEAT stops and Almon vLOTL. wc — ‘2 ; s re ie . every - : . quality blue white ae Canin a. “ marc elling pain and sereness BY : Spring Maid Ben zoin en oe Y . Shampoo gee Tablets ..47¢ clamp. (‘All parts are imnter- CRIMSON HEAT—Power- Qi —_ a = salt Diamonds of amazing ' . S ] , rea ble Regular $1.73 ruil, Penetrating. Seething oo ake = a brilliance. Beautifier ' She Musterole . 27c. Sde changeabl si ucaamenaltinds miele ; Senens a Pains and Castine’ Ss ‘Quince Seed gees — Lemon Lotion a soc | $1 Miles’ Nervine 79e hes. rn eet ot pf a ; ve 25e ulsified Cocoanut Oil, Si. 29 50 ‘Eanes Or aan Ne ri MH . Ashi wl y “ace Powder OF 37 : s eam ce "aa | d/ ; ic. T3e Price i S Su hiss, $2.00 Coty’s L’Origan Per. — — Hi =a 5 Vaporub, on q tet: . ae Powder. ’ | | 27c. 53e. $1.13 ae i. * oe Serene Vinol, 98c. 6 for... $5.50 . —» 4 we E ¥ Se a ae i. ae +g hao . ; Pre. oe. SPE tl ” eo als, - de Bs ME Serv fet, amd yee ok afl ARR sy ‘ 6 SPO Pap Sing ee eat PS a Fees i % es “ . ’ Bs ee Aaa * " \, oe “ = * fue ¢ . : a be ‘ a “eR eo ind Sy si sta ¢ ig " rule: ae ‘ ‘ ‘4 rhe a Vida oe Ni Sen) ea ee - % ae e » a we ‘ OG a Lott Due Ps TAS LE ee Seren se ttiens a eet: Kay = : i cn pan J nn PAE RS Oe Ree aE a Tee ‘ ey aes Bs: mods; J oe . Oy : a C25 neecey ‘ Pasion inch pombe, Oe, Ways f7 Me p> a pe: Thermostat vontrol Pe ee ae Lt: “ id b> es ae NS aS ae frie eh at se e. Niko ere eee RVG i Cink agtage Aah ry Geet ae : ~~ tw rey @ r a ew | ee [= (— POMS, RE STR RE I. ~ : i TE yeh 9 ale ing rns ks Gira ot ee er eee mpi og Panes ERR ai ie jedbecs = Jf a r — : —— EE EEE EELS Ee EE SS (SS eS eS a Se ee ee ae and 8 biadder weakness. If you have te get up several ti irit 9 o3 : Sik: sain Geen Yams con Sp a age gy — zo 4.25 Roxbury Hot sation. dull ach the back Sag ’ Us. kgs. ), ‘ - : le wer cme, ‘witiien ‘tm he see P 19¢c Water Bott tle 38e and creins. try CYSTEX Com. 1% Monogram Fountain POUND on the cuarantee to allay | Castor Oi! $12 Eleettte | S15 Buddy ~i~ year symptoms in done aa mr gon, - Je Syringe, seamiess red Movie Machine} Concrete Mixer ames Gack. Allevinton Cascara Aromatic, 4 ozs. 39¢ ma C : — adios Wriet ' z n of ren m , . ee: . ms w $8.95 $10.95 ) aymptems should be _vroductive Boric id (liquid), - rubber $1.29 paseo - — “i Pe ne = er d ! “ ” ina of wteaitey. Ac; $2.00 Tyer Hot Water HEED NATURE'S WARE $30 ozs. . 19¢ aa Bottle $1 49 Build ep worneut stm wi 5.28 «2 Week Sis Buddy “L." | S750 Keystone ‘ Lad . : ) Puretest Bay R ~ | ; candy-coated Cod ce a... : — fer] Demp Treck = som Gent Suet Zz um, pint 49¢ $2.50 Ladies — Spray Tabi a —oe new. plone ae. eotse $15, SIA.75,, Green galt é . * = ca ° Rare * : . ata? see. ~ : younger. strone- & , G) | to $5.95 Sas Sesiines omen | Ugcerime and Rose Water. 408 Sees —_ gon eee 1k en . hei ihcers. in five ate Sine . Rubber Gi all bx ie sites § | Tee “o™ . /S.W. Cor. 7th & Washington| Sar = Sg: | eer ocarea oun i e ; quart, $145; pit. 85¢.9. W. Cor. Grand and Olive Battle Be Sale Price, & »Mail Orders Soe Dept. W—7th and Washington Ave. Add 10% of Order for ’ Postage and Pa cking - . oma gue Cz nr

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i a E 4a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - PAGE 17 hentai SA A ne en een eae: en ow. - ne _ r E * ADVERTISEMENT Z. Rothman of 1287 Goodfell ks feo No c.0.D Orde | Ae | avenue has announced the rane Activities of was eung by Mrs. Russell Hous- ADVERTISEMENT | ADVERTISEMENT Pl M or ES . e ! F ann. - BOE rl x 4 ” Roots ment of his daughter, Ida, to Loy : m Spring Maid Cold the Sydell, son of Mr. and Mra a. Women’s Clubs YOU CANT STARV B) .t SLEEP BETTER | fie’ trl 5 Cream Face Powder 4 of Superfluous Hair | sydeli of san Francisco, “al, Le ) , AND BE ST R O N G Night is One of Nature’s Danger | T be rid of -— Was “cone 7 _egeein€ is believing.” When your The Gertrude Charity Society met d ind Societies Need Mone ? The old theory of rigid diets in | enpe Signals. | Pi, sect: 8 0A = A —s : 2 t, : * 4. 0 ; , “+ Ss. a. sea MIMI et Shs satire baie Te one’ | pimeth Temples oe ett, Saar FFEDIABE TE S cinie te cities. 7% | Pimees, Blackheads, A 0s S00 Ss ae | ‘bad case of bladder irritation. I Eruptions on the face or eek of ulceration, which 1 usually dimin- e 7 E - a a8 p e aH) + m ‘ ; ee Sa ere Ee a te a Ae. ae ir is gone. | wp Continued f Preced . | hha =_~ — Soa alg Sagal Emeth Temple. A meeting of the — ~e_Fose no crime to need $50 to [| bi Uns ee is really true that the new | board was held at 11 o'clock Mrs. W. H. Aydelette will be as- oe Eg gh EP meg PRES ti time "Bats and am better in day! Barbers’ Itch, Eczema, En-Q) a) ished circutstion from swollen inner ; 76 thod removes super- © money the same day on your | is e expecting an automobile to|time. It has also helped my wife. ’ . ! ol mompletely—roots and waa | Sistant hostesses. Mrs. Phillip Dra- -, siane, fnenteare or anything Mii run without gasoline. My book, | 1.Wi!! tell or write my experience to) larged Pores, Oily or Shiny Skin, @ veins or varicose veins. New saternsl 46 ‘1 B pout the least injury, leav- Beticr than QUININE belle will address the council on ition: oe etn atyypin Ho ba “Eat and Get Well,’’ telling how bladder” Bagg 2raren ug 5 ger yng the | any. ont we you tame Se | a ey Pet ae or 4 ; . e2mono air Ss, 4s > os ’ 7 » © - 3 , lg 2 a epsom sa a 0 oO e | a ES ’ . 3 ie stocking edux uF powder, when ;' ‘pring w the sein EO in ; nifty, in om | For cold . World Markets and War. Mrs. oe paen ae lit- | to stop useless starving and gradu-| bowels. Drives out abnormal de- oe ene peerage = r & Stops aches and pains Makes blood a5 Maid Cold C go the without assistance. It| ‘p. S, grippe, and “Fiy.”|V- W. Morehouse will give current | Quick, courteous, banklike methods. [™| ®!ly eat food you need will be sent | POsits and neutralizes excessive | 100,000 —ased like toilety Ga. OO. Are re Se 4 careliont v ho “ with numerous and ex- Ri your system ot colds . events. Guest privileges have been Open nites tll nine. Yahlem Fi- | free, postpaid, to any sufferer of amped ere y Bh wrdeae phe gh on | over U0" cases——used ‘ike to eh sores. Results quick and post- a ~ k | a visits to the electrolysis ex- and “Flu” b taki K 3 de pe extended nance Corp., 1035 N. Grand, ' diabetes Write Mr Richartz The Sattatn cme ype 4 . a a line water—-ia simply magical in — — tive while you work as weus!. a5 f mw eevee ree + oo @ of @ ae ‘ ‘ ° ° . . ~- i : : cents { * oy , + x live St ae j iepilatories or | Caps.” 7 : ad alis “fa T ~ a. || Dept. 28, 220 W. 42nd St.. New York, | a's stores. Keller Laboratory, | pen ge Wr Ky | *~¢ y — 5 on Send now for or er a . gway with depilatories or ps. A strictly meritorious he Capt. Robert McCulloch Mechanicsburg, Ohio. Wolff-Wilson | ee ee cael ot treme 2 e Chapter, United Daughters of the; ™ Drug Stores > 1 © © AIVENS, 100 Chemical Rida. Kancee City, Me Lake St. Los Angeles. Cal te ne of frequent intervals. Not’- remed a yess or own before. Per- € containin : $1 2.00 a B. as ii Lc sless, y= ad tng non-irri- 50c en fh dru tong quinine, Confederacy, will entertain vet- Sl Te INDE EN OD ‘ very VN Cascade Syringes Get a stick of phelactine | es, rans at 3 p. m. today at Jefferson | (piaaeten ee ea enews I, ID, CARSON Co., S.E. COR. 8th & FRANKLIN Wine eee OU ruge@is follow , n me. from your druggist, fc Memorial. Vor internal $10 49 instructions, and have the MAX. Stat | : . me : rp - ° EN ee. las of your life. “FRU The Glendale Community Club. ~ ek a | Missouri Federation of Women’s a _ — Clubs, will meet at 1 p. m. Wednes- | AS ~_ Se cocenanaaa ; day, at the Community Building | eM ee eee i) | Preparations will be made for the Mis : pers | | CE Ro oS | bazar and supper to he given by | ) : Bait AES Sais | | See sae Beg cess] | the club, Dee. 4. | ) a RM Cine 7 | Pee aS The Clifton Heights W. C. T. U. i| at. f; Cork. iF ‘Sih aera aa eae ig pure ame «| Will Meet Friday, from 2 to 4 p. ™ i] oo ~~ ee Ses P LLG DEG LIS at the home of Mrs. J. E. Pipkin. ccovgaceay f] i Value-Giving for This New Store oe a Oi Mm St. Louis Woman’s Club at ti Hand | # ya ES oe Sir Rig ROPER RRR EE a RRS eS o’clock Thursday. Mrs. Samuel B. 79 : ata i ae o LES SR EE . Hall is chairman of the commit- us ‘arge, progressive, new store is creating a sensation in St. Louis. Located, as we are, 3 blocks from the high-rent district, eb a Cc | a i oe 3 FA Ra tee. | oe = sgn with our a, of economical management and low profit, we are proving that we can undersell all competition. The Breen Pi enumerated ow are positive proof—read tl , re & j ‘onv i ; »/ | 3 Se las ie SR ea. Sees The Musical Research Club will he « I 1em, then come here Monday and convince yourself. Convenient credit TIONS ai > aoe eed ee ne Be ees, 7 : te ee : i Vandervoort’s Music Hall. | The Kappa Delphian Chapter — — , 4 | had as its subject “Lives and Works Wf roe er iving- oonn ul i Dr. Wernet’s Powder (for QM Meyer 9: Bo gg eee =| (Cr meeting Tuesday. The clas: | h 42c, 83e ae Mee Be. oe eee Bit was led by Mrs. H. C. Smith and false teet ) a o, ae ican Be ss oe meee 86) COPDICS were given by Mrs. J. M. Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, . mae a aR Be | See meme §86| VOore, Mrs. P. J. Bradshaw and 420 oe Sa ees: == Senne 86) irs. G. S. Jenkins. Mrs. B. W. Felger gave a reading from “Me- Dr. West's Tooth Brushes, = $$ $$ $$_ SS: See | Tle 42¢ 4 Greek Comedy will be the sub- 50 Pebeco Tooth Paste, 37 ject for the meeting Nov. 23. | ur customers o0¢ Pepsodent Tooth Paste, is er Hair Fair! | Classes in novelty work are being G . rm TR 4 ‘held at the Sherman Community [Gt it! | > ? 2 : ee : 2% . \ 5 F 7 “ : , ? . | 1 . : Ti ‘iption service 37¢ | Center, Kingshighway and Easton by sears of | 60c Forhan's Tooth Paste, 1F scene, Skunma ae ok “tresh potent 360 PARK LES Now! &yseem Jee fresh potent : day afternoons from 2 to 5 o’clocx e = 5Oc Ipana Tooth Paste .36e » oO @ (and every evening from 7 until 9:30 9 Pieces Shown lispense them checking that 50c Iodent Tooth Paste 36c 4 woman who knows what to do looks much nicer when Danderine is | o’clock. s. And the | 75¢ Rolling Tooth Brushes. iter waving her hair doesn’t fear| used instead of water to ‘‘set’’ the| Delta Phil of Deita Delta Delta, i 3Piece Suite i pune o98e effect of hot irons. Nor of fre-| wave. prety: ate 2 ype pre Ke : \« , : ‘ton University, will give a receptio: and a Half — Tooth Pow- 4 cig few nits i tomorrow from a an ik a a te | unior Lamp ceceereseseete tear gne— towei—and the ° ie : yu! 4 Fraternily i(@ e Date se 246 n comb or Ask Your Dr ist Fraternity House, : led to 25c Lyon’s Tooth Pow. .19¢e & is soft and lustrous, and be- uss Row. | Br idge Lamp | ifully Get a bot f ine ¢ - | ~ feason! Colgate’s Tooth Paste 7 beautifully. | et a bottle 0 saci ne and start The November meeting of the Occasional Table (new double size)... .45¢ bit of Nanderine rubbed lightly | its benefits today. Wvery drugstore jrennard Parent-Teacher Associa- | Ps 50c Cato Tooth Paste. ..37¢ es the scalp, is the one sure way to | 12 America has at for only 35c. For|tion will be held at 2 p.m. Tues- 9% End Table a nF .% : ast thagss rites og a \ | PrP. E-_ , fre at an S aw fi ~ —_ eaibie te - an ia > ee ee = (ee eer EE ETE eas Raa tte s wave lasts much longer and levard. There will be a referendum vote on the amendments to the f bed. But it is high quality merchandise. It » : i _ i a Y s. | ——$— . : adie P : SP AMOND IMPORTERS SELLING DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC |] MS. Lockwood Hill and Mrs. J K “i l nat 210 -Pc Bedroom Set as - 3 Porter Tirrilli. Several talks rela- ay } i o ihn ) 1 tive to the work of the association ea 4 | eile... a : tH , AMONDS WA Me were made by Mrs. J. J. Fisher, AaB) hae oy : aaa ed 1} | | 7 wey) | Te ve 7 ~ | F C Miss Mary McElroy, Miss Ona V nae A ae eee a Teal ih, it : we mdf ‘tibe) Fa i | eo nt —_ 1 ANA | a ae Only tt " an 4 ‘ " LS AC! . . ™ . ‘ { € ’ - Powder, 39e | — — Sale | = NO MONEY . (= Advertising Club, Miss Mary Pov Price $2.98 . oe : i Ne ny ae ell, docent of the Art Museum, 9p) ..39c, 79c aiileas fp eee, N DO Me and Miss Mary Saams, instructor } ee Saas 53ec = - PP Pet WN me . of art at Cleveland High School. | Torrid Electric , #2 \: KS ~~ The hostess, Mrs. Orville Grove $250 Dinner-Room t S aenenenmeneell ock . 63c cock 69 | H : P d The rings shown here are : ~~ will be assisted by Mrs. William ee a TE Ge ee Hilal HT eS a gn c eating ac s 5 beautiful creationsin18-k. (7) A E. Wittrig, Miss Charlotte Gerhard. _ . . Pp! | belli ATL UH TIMMS MMT iM, ed . M ‘ : ace ‘ . - ' Sf ie! URS Hl # iLL EES iii pit, Md Benzoin Thermostat vontrol — 3-switch 4 . white gold, hand engraved > 24; j Miss Gladys Morey and Miss Luci!le G t HH r ' i HEB Hat i AHP itet ied! pe ay otion.. .35e adjustm ent. . and pierced. Set with M | ra pendick, who will pour. A group | 4 i | anin Reg $6.75 Bae Y first guality blue white “ of high school] girls also will assist. ‘sf 20: mM vatue. Salem Jy Diamonds of amazing x 'They will be Miss Alice Raiston, | $10.00 $10.00 if t otion .. 50c sig ’ . brilliance. Miss Bernice Ranier, Miss Ruth | D 4 | Seed fe men _ F Kueker, Miss Dorothy Sickmeyer, Down own Nie | 50c $4 98 eg = Miss Virginia Coulson and Miss | Ps Be ° A\GL 7 : wali] /Z, Wiis, Edna Crusins. - | ool a ~ &S SAW SO , ha. The Florence Nightingale Club Here's one of the most beautifully designed Suites shown this year. 7 > ¢ ; . nr ' ‘ _s = vi . > « ae Y > 4 > . ) ~~} j , ' « pkg.) $1.69 $7.50 Hold-Heat ie Sore rae * UR ae gence Massive in appearance and finely constructed. Designed 7 the ~~ foods at Columbia, Mo., mare | $30 Parlor Heater $5.00 , : . .. 98e » & Week $2.50 a Week $2.50 a Week $3.50 a Week given by three members of the rlub who attended—Mrs. F. H. Little- ble Sifter | i WED a / : ° : field esident of the Eighth Dis- eke B3ec _ DING RINGS heenen, Knife and Chain | ign W. P. Erhart, at or | =/ $ as trict; Set of the Phoebe J. Ess scholarship . loan fund, and Mrs. Elizabeth * $1 00 Down Sherzer, chairman of the American | — Full cast front mica tri Coffee | . ; ; > 6: oS i} Citizenship Committee of the Fri- | Pan £0 "we ow > ginsse doer and fully Cc “Blite | fy) Wa / day Club. Federated Committee | . nickel trimmed—a real ~ ‘ \ 2 - | and reciprocity meeting reports | - i Percolator | shite,’ 1% ti. Mrs. William H. (8258 alinum or solid 18-k | were given by me? al) é Fetes | ye f: ‘th 3, 5. 7 or 9 beau) Bf |) Lah WN i Allen, Mrs. Richard B. Waite, Mrs. eu: | $40 . ; ‘ond tv " anal A is; a hey \ Gf Wilson A. Taylor, Mrs. L. M. Ot- = = oe ee Parlor ues “3 deel Pe LT) | ZEON ‘s tofy and Mrs. James H. McCabe. sec ime 2 es Heater . iz ~ : ‘. ‘fi ’ “ . ; ° 4 ia 4 ; Ei ‘ | 4 ; . . ip} tnAw . wy te Gold Wrist Watch ‘Ved! | DES | EF oN 7 subject for special _ st udy ease ; _, | BUD TT 1h, 40 i} Nations,” and Miss Hazel Howe it f , oe onal 7 : gue Aiud X ) y , , “Teena oc ae | ——— A rare bargain — newest chon Sen ae . 3 5 re ou 4 (te wi | oi i, ' gave a paper on omen of ‘ - . —_ eee pe on A - 4 i ; if af ; “ ra - ° : | | \ 7 | ne =a .\ coal Heater. Amazing | bargain at $17.76. p kh er ee — ~~~ by Spain.’’ Mrs. Wilson A. Taylor led style curved end walnut $2.00 Down full comfortable all-cotteon High-arade large-size Day-Bed payee opens to Mattress and an aili- Heater with east front full size with heavy steel iPr “quality outtit for $1.50 DOWN Am (ow FON fo Fo ISc the diacussion on current topics. Sli ° . >. = ie & View’ Wo Ls : Fountain pping q ’ Garey rat” i , 3 Mrs. E.. W. Dolch, the president SCORED in I ee et & ess red Y can Last at top tifulie mies Wrist Watch; | presided. The next meeting wil) ; om fust so long “UnY engraver ¢ ; re , , mee 6Cutee = Seery Ee i —e spec 22.5 $1 29 specd—then nature steps in. . solid ve. ae — 4 4 be held Friday at the-home of Mrs ings. Nickel trimmed. fabric spring: xtra ial at $9.90. soeedcene 3 ° . >. = “4 ‘ " ‘1 _ > a , Vater HEED NATURE'S Ww ARN INGS. } mov, eng grad 1S $30 | Watch is 12 aize. open face. VW : B M Sorley 9 6 & 10 i € rshing av- with mt model. 15-jewel, reliable Elgin ve enue, with Mrs. Lillie Wilcox as $1. ” ~* . te > - f **% P on 08 sa Week piment. Gilt . Case is bright tin assistant hostess. green gold “’5-rear quality st $1.49 Build up wornout strength candy-coated Cod Liver eS SE EE et om rE ~ “ — - a ga Coe Ca ON LON fmm, om form . om | basics at $10.65. $15. vs | Gree d-filied Walde chain and | 3 BLOCKS ina] Spray Tablets, Phe new, —— “a _ 825, $27.80 and ce te ye “ea gun wy knife. ~e , 0 The Tuesday Literary Club of .- + $1.98 | to take this best and safes SS! Wrist Watches at . ° Clayton met Tuesday at the home 1 * s es 49c | all body builders. Start now 4 All Prices, . ‘eek. of Mrs. Edgar Rapp, 8022 Kings. ; 1 FROM hk - bury boulevard. After regular HRMS} Cee ’ : : } te Cellulose | Dr.Gross’( Doubie-St ; See Our Store Windows for Special Bargains pesiness “two eenun were oend le if \ . 39e Cod Liver Oil T mier reds tived all work guaranteed Diamondg remounted. Old jewelry on Missoui—“The Education of ' BR Ss. E. Cor. 8th and Franklin AV . t Water | eu... “id-style wedding rings modernized Lowest gery Missouri,"” by Mre. John Massey, | 4 . ; 1’ hy ay )} 2 | PSBINAD Wiii CA. ' es ; i EUREE NS eS omen . - —— = DRKe Sal P > &3c ne MAin 0007 or 1086 and salcs a_i Comparison of the Progress | ini lias eel A Mondays and Saturdays Til] 9:30 P. M.; Other Days 6:30 of Missouri With the Other States’ ' @iteosceee-*-"n° ; > : : a r* x = PPP F FF FS iN ie =~ - ix nations een ee enw Jas by Mrs. M. 8. Krindell, “Missouri”

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= * Pan hay ee sn ee ae “wr oe Ry vt s r+ he in ee ~ pny Ciek 2 2 Aut a Me Per eee, - ead a PI lat tne eT Sh peat appar 3. ® » a ete cd i E> oo il ») ie + ws 7 . 3 peers An ath aap oy * . * a 5 ees hn an " ~~ acl a ¥ 5 See a, oy et y: ; rte oe oe, oo x hy Bt on a q p er * ail : : wig % Rig HEP pital i 1 do Se Seal, ¥ 5 . iY) 3) err mn a 5 a 7 4 ar - - “ we - «J x. i at fe. f Av ‘as aes) Y p é “7 he ’ ot. | ene DN ee oi ak ok * ep mag ve WE Ea eR ei called I ons sel eg . Batik, ER: SED a Payee Ans ee OE tees, 5 f 7 2%, al ih tee = shea et 5 " a ¢ : : oS. - Abe ae oe AS omy te alla whee acto; ar Aas, * Ps aid prey n : Fak 5 tials 5 CYR vet oat oe thie 3 7 ¥ Ue Dy ‘ : BD ache. ag, Sanaa ge ae te A ere. with aid , SDE PE ig pikes 4 5b Dl ie elibes "s =? @ : o ie i 4 4 > a Lee F o F & ms 4 - PT tai tee: i shes ip Ngee SRP r gee ee 4 4 Tiler 0 Ses Lo i ae rat Be Nea 1 a Sa * a er” Rae ae Aa Mee ade SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1920 STIOUIS POST-NISP/*CH = at LOUIS Post: a PAGE 18 : -_ in Piacenza, from which the | F SISTINE MADONNA tisfiction of historians. The in HISTORY Lil tee which is today priceless tonna takes its name. The King | i - rit eIite > 74 * > eo" nob : Raph: Painting Was lDresdemn | tnrou: various Italian and French bP arnotis vagelia: Goid Crowns. is bt im 1755 for So0.000 - bn eceing tm > }elrelatives is said to have prevailed $5.00 up. Maoh sou ad . avs a OU Liva 3 , ayesha ' Teeth Ex- re fect + } = re - D et of Piacenza to re — iN \ ; + . 72 , —- rant S SI} TT? > te eee rLtor - ott / age : aBSce oy ic order against the removal PrP. M. SET OF TEETH, $10 UP) DE. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE : si Kentucky Country Cured Hams Direct to.your home from farmer's , name and address will bring you full imformation.. Ship- ment will be made for one or more to any part of U. S. ED MOHUNDRO & CO., MAYFIELD, KY. S. FE. Corner Seventh and Olive—Hours: 9 A. M. to 7 AX Entrance 224 N. Seventh Street. Saint Louis, G. W. GORE. M.D. PROCTOL( oan Ambulant Proctology, Scientific and Successful, Offers « Bloodless, Absorbent, PILES, FISSURE, PROCTITIS ~ Cured by Mild Office Treatment. The Most C Call or Write tor Appointment. Literature on smoke house. Your An export duty of to get the painting |} Sundays, 12:30 P. Mm At The Hub~While a Special Purchase of Three Carloads Lasts~ Big Price Cut on Kitchen Cabine Regular $50 Vaiue—in White, Gray or Oak > AOQHIO” 73 As Illustrated ~ ae —4 — ca ee —— ee Below EFAAMEL INTER/(AR $150 Walnut 8-Pc. Dining Suite — * - a. } | ‘ * r. : - | ° | 60-inch Buffet | Oy Bis Lf =| cae | | < Ba : , | ~. JAR SL /(O/NCG 4 PORCELAIN TOP fiuguenot Punish: ° * , TeTe dd TT : ime str \\ ‘ yi RSPR PEMLALL Ll oe % 9-Pc. Suite. With China Cabinet, $122.00 Suite With Server. W/RE UTENS ft HOLDER $I Cash, $1 a Week o lowest price ever ottered on a quality Kitchen Cabinet and doubly interesting because it ts available in choice of snow-white enamel, grav enamel or golden oak exterior and white enamel! interior. The table top slides in or out and is of white porcelain est quality. ae i a | . ’ enamei Of hign- micece = are §-E<. Dining Suite . Fit sketch portrays 3, . | ' ~ & ; ; 66-Inch Buftet . ~ Pre< es | uth om 2... 5c. he ad Lv en Nene Pieces With China Cabinet. $50 O2k or Walnut Breakfast Set $39.5 New One-Dial Receiver Three-Dial Receiver the Best I we fo foun Our Christ ITS Radio Club Fis ¢ Piec es a Now Is Including White Porcelain Sliding $175 Walnut 3-Piece Bedroom Suite Exquisite Veneers $ P . 3 Hand Decorated ; on our large bedroom furnitugg : surfaces of the lage. hand- ‘Painted ahogany drawer HANDSOME Chifforobe, $48.50; Twin Beds, each, $33.80 Healing Technic for Treating Rectal Maa = is ~~. j : ; ’ f -_ 7 Pn _ if ra eal Ttilt) thas RTA A) Liddaa Ce $200 3-Piece Davenport Bed Suite Deep Co: Spring Seats $ | 4.5 Loose Cushions ng-R om Suite which no. one . ih hein hhh hee PR PLE RP REE RRR E REPRE OEE LCOSOLOOSOSSES | peeerveeeeer eee eee e reer eee eee eee eteee eres ee eee ee ree eeeeereeeeeeeeaeee « Stoves, Ranges and Heaters a < "~ < @ © | vw a | ’ PLIGG LILILI LILLE ETT / NL, Pr roe Fa a a ‘\ ras i\ : a £ bs a s WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH (onvenment Cred Terms ’ Filled Eagle Stamp Books Redeemed _ $2 in Cash, $2.50 in Merchandise The Eagle Stamp Furniture Store Sale of High-Grade mins —— 50 9x12 Sanford’s oan —a iat Od mineters 2 . aT - ~- r r - in _ - 's$ 4 9.7 $60 9x12 Seamless Axminster and Fringed Velvet Rugs re scamiess The velvets $3 9.75} _ 9x12 Axminster Rugs vrade Axminster in @ $40 7 .6x9 Axminster and hag Velvet Rae ‘TTS. $20 6x9 Velvet Rugs Ga w ~ , | ’ PSCSRERES EHS H RAKE ees eeeKEHASSeReeeeeeEEeeeEeeBEEESeeEeebeeaeseseess J I $3 Velvet Throw Rugs _ Child’s Solid Oak Desk and Chair $6.95 “% 1 ack of Plays J ? eeps Local | neaters Dark shert Without an Attrac- -.. Other Than a Revived. otion Picture for Three Weeks, While American will Have an Entire Rest for the Next Two Weeks. ) THEATRICAL "CALENDAR ORPHEt™M— Jack Norworth and Derothy Adelphi in “The * DPuci de Kerekjarto, Nert Hanion, edian, who also acts as “master of ct remonies;" Eddie Allen and Doris Canfield in @ eng and dance bit; Lionel Ames, female impersonator, “The Blue Slickers.” a revue, and other tt ' GRAND OPERA HOUSE— “Teenty Minutes in Hoily- Pecod.” a sketch with Haven MacQuarrie; the Rosemomont Troubadours in & song and taance offering; six other acts and “Lost a picture, Se with Lowell ' Sherman and “Huntly (;ordon. | EMPRESS - National Players | Stgy k in “Going Crooked.” SHUBERT-RIALTO— Dark. AMERIC AN—-Dark. * GAYETY — Mollie Williams 7 . \ Burilesc¢ i+ show Nagger: violinist yirtucoseo. ss earn °rrs at Sea.” HE serious condition of “the road” in the drama world ‘s clearly apparent here in Sr. week. Right now aiways as it should be, theet ert year for stage atirnuc- oth of the local segiti- ters are “dark” this wee. an has nothing eched- wo weeks, but om Nov. pen with “Le Matre’s Af- nusical revue which wiil from Chicago en the to New York where it has not heen . gap carsed] by a of Shubert attractions at this the Shubert-Riahko, after « of idleness wtill go inte the for a couple of weeks, ‘bring- back the picture, “The Big farade” next Sunday night. - Following “Le Maire’s Affairs,” ge American will present Mary Bo- id and the New — Music Box mpany in “The Cradle Snatch- ' @ farce which enjoyed great Fularity in New York: Leuise meody and Hal Skelly im the mu- fal comedy. “No, No, Nanetts,.” “i the Marx Brothers in “The. pecoanuts." The attractions lst- | above will occupy the month of a 4* a. HE ‘ational Plavers stex BT the Empress The- 1 endeavoring To for drama by of- hich for one reason next sent on the ring New York. This “Going Crook +1,” Collier vehicte took to the hinter- tonal Players, at com panies is: &. : nd Kanaas City of the veteran D. Woodwari s°ason. in conjun-- “huberta, who seem ‘e on the placine of es in the larger citice ir ew York sucensses Diay-d without the ex- sending companies on oCK companies, _ however. ) drawn their andiences in te among the peopl: who of their enterinin- ~ * : the ~novies and it t« Yiddish Lethar the present toa *k cemes here { take the piace of the “Wild Yout 4 rex. to Theater = F 4-amatic AOUSFS. & x Orr: intzation witn Vv i2- Wars in py ‘ution of the matter. ni managers that with- ‘ars there will tbe ne lramatic read <hows ‘2 Boston. Philadetphi: and thon impression being ‘ht ioe *lsewhere will hare cates + eee It secms theaters future of the vaude- “ - : 2.90 is clesely tied Nema palaces which. Bt! = more, are reaching out % ey artists for personal rp- ite eae Will about tell the 7% : a vaudeville in a If business con- — pon at the Orphercn “4 it has been fm the open- ‘t will Weather the movie Ricely. last year the Or- —— its business for the a red ink and the powers in New York have refused hase another supply of - The New st. “ft. Owned by the same ‘8 showing an immense ; ad on ‘tts own a a eee em Page Three. formances TS ty SO A ARC tay: mmc ee ew plays might come Ria star cast. ‘ing the : is freely pred ic* od nik:

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T-NISPSTCH . —$—— 5 > Seventh an “orner Se ; : : | mtrance 224 N. Seventh Street. Saint Louis, Mo. : RE, M.D. PROCTOLOGIS 4 logy, Scientific and Successful, Offers “s Nonsurg enon, Healing Technic for Treating Rectal Fig | ES. FISSURE, PROCTITIS fi tment. The Most C ‘ i co Appalatment. Phe oe en —— ate elas a Se we d Olive—Hours: 9 A. M. to 7 P. M. Ca ~. \ RR SR oc nana P Anse) z . . \ ~ . * , YY Yr, Nas 9 ~~. . a Ye . WAAR . WoO ASACY SSAA ~~ SAS AAAS . . . SAAN SSAA AAACN SSAA CAA “ SS ~~ WAAAY a .. A ~*~ SONS Si Mar WS QIN * AS S MS ~~ SN . Yu: SN * / .\ ~~ ~S 7 = SN SSS ASS SSS ‘ ~~" ~~ ~ s . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘ ~~ ~~ ne —— ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEM ~~~ =e aka aoealieden BER — 2 a> aa are ao , x OOo ee oe eee ae 14, 1926, ~ * a ee —— Pe ie PAGES 1—10. st ee abinet Porcelain. Sliding To ' Keeps Local - - 4 & E in = Theaters Dark ert Without an Attrac- -o. Other Than a Revived, otion Picture for Three Weeks, While American Will Have an Entire Rest for the Next Two Weeks. — , MB wupATRICAL CALENDAR it BEUM—Jack Norworth fer } and Dorothy Adelphi in | rhe Nagger:” Duci de Kerekjarto, violinist virtuoso, Nert Hanlon, comedian, who also acts as »master of ceremonies, Eddie allen and Doris Canfield in a song and dance bit; Lionel Ames, female impersonator; “The Blue Slickers,”” a revue, and other turns. | 'cRAND OPERA, HOUSE— “Twenty Minutes in Holly- good,” a sketch with Haven MacQuarric, the Rosemomont Troubadours in a song and ry ibe gs ss sie By ‘ a ee Pe eile fg ASG HA) = Bedroom Suite : ¥ 33 Hand Decorated a Bb sible ” ae Tey Sessa Mudd, . a a maance offering: six other acts : i ; ; ee £8 f ; pees of Sea,”’ a picture eal of the values on our iarge bedroom furniture mer and “Lost at “ea, * : : a wel Sherman and rs on tops and exposed surfaces of the large with Lowell : AS Rag : , ES tly Gordon, SS Se Yaintv hand-painted 5 Hunt) tie Which We price at olo-e. Dai: ty ha iGO pain EMPRESsS— National Players dustproof construction with mahogany drawer Ss la “Going Crooked.” SHTUBERT-RIALTO— Dark. AMERICAN—Dark. * +4 : GAYETY — Mollie Williams’ Bi a egg i’ Burlesgue Show. Twin Beds, each, $33.50 1% if 1 . HE serious condition of “the road” in the drama world :s SSGe ree ee eee et ee eeeeeeee : , ™ clearly apparent here in 5t. fouls this week. Right now always ac been, aS it should be, thee ert , ~~ -_ i ; ime of the year for stage atirnc- ' 7 ax but both of tke local :egiti- - .¥% ‘ - ’ . ss 79 ~ y 9 See DA $ mte theaters are “dark” this wee.. ~ %: ? , r Me American has nothing sched- i : iy j | ba for two weeks, but on Nov. wo * Be - v ~. w et tity tad . Ft me here from ( hica “rey on th 2 ih oe - —— ’ > Se ‘ * tin oe ‘ at oo) & oT may to New York where it has sot aie Sat “¥ been shown. 4 fin py i » A “ "4% ‘ , 9 Tithe baa! > mo fill up the gap caused by a ma a | i td . J id : , a a) Ste SS ee — kof Shubert attractions at this ——— WiINTi WTTLL ubLaic et “Fs : ol F i P — 4 ; mt —. the Shubert-Rialto, after a leek of idieness will go into the s for a couple of weeks, bring- m back the picture, “The Big parade” next Sunday night. Following “Le Maire’s Affairs, e American will present Mary Bo- Bnd and the New York Music Box mpany in “The Cradle Snatch- ; " a farce which enjoved groent lepularity in New York; Louise ody and Ha! Skelly in the mu- fal comedy, “No, No, Nanet* mad the Marx Brothers in “The mcoanuts.” The attractions ! YY Davenport Bed Suite t 4.5 Loose Cushions f list- b above will occupy the month of kK . . "4 : a C15; pecem ber sa prodiem, this doubie Cury Living-R om ourte — : : : } | ~ ® . i "09 44 a 7 |, on . = eals a full-sized, coil spring bed, which no one HE National Plarers sto°i a . . Je bee! . ? * } : ad = ¢y ’ roe od club chair. as shown company at the Empress The- aa SILA «6d OI ee -_ Bis me , . . . acer has been endeavoring t0 by; 7 : ‘ I af tho 7 Af + 7 a nl c ithe gemand for drama by of- NE Plays which for one reason another, are next sent on ¢thi- . ic after playing New York. Th’ ee iat a on >¢ mmumpeek's Offering is “Going Crook 1.” a former William Collier vehicte suemmenich he never took to the hinten- ent Credit Terms. ie mye ; md. The National Players, at ile of High-Grade RUGS Bee: vo companies on = : . . mas, Cincinnati anc City »0 9x12 Sanford’s Beauvais Axminster Rugs : nnati and y : . : . “ d popular Sanford’s Beauvais Axmuinsters 10 Qxle i Te? arkabie 9x12 Seamlans Axminster and Fringed Velvet Rugs ninstere in this group are seamless The velvets are fine Sire their New York successes be Played without the ex- ns . $50 9x12 Axminster Rugs ced at the hey! .Hich-grade Axminsters in dis 4 > am. a : age? rive rrace a aris: ereanel 8.7 - 7.6x9 Axminster and Fringed Velvet Rugs rec Seamit® WU on om ums : IN A DASad the direction of the veteran _ ; mana Per. {). } , Wood war j $49.756 king, this season, in conjun-- With the Shuberts, who seern t ~_r - Phave an eye on the plac of oe companies in the larger citics of Sending companics on Stock companies, however. drawn their audiences in tne from among the peoples who Ee most of their enterinin- pe from thesmovies and it is oMtfiul whether the present stock ee ay x . : i s ges Be gp lake the place of the . r " . : ock ; : ’ ' Che stock ganization with vis- ™ - A’ 2) ae ’ 7 $20 6x9 Velvet Rugs CUS 2 new plays might coms ir to a tive 1 patterns, mi with cistinctive 16 75 ‘© @ solution of the matter. | 7 me nn . . eles . ° a now it is freely predic'ed LOrs a . y Sand managers that with $3 \y elvet Throw Rugs fivn 3 « ager: 1] AY Rta , | | *: y 2 25 vars there will be no ser ; ‘ b : ~e 4 c ~ {’ K¢ ect il ~' a i te . et ; , siaiales * ° PS for dramatic road shows tf. “ 3 : : : Y 4 : pl yt ; . a : _ 2 Boston, Philadelphia and See Peete eee eee Bearer acereae see e miCz 0 the impression being that MOviag *lsewhere will linve Neld to themselves. It secme 7 that the future of the vaude- theaters aiso is closely tied th the cinema palaces which. and more, are Mety artists OES. . —T 7 + : i‘ reaching ou:it for personal 2p- : Season will about tell the "Ty of two-day vaudeville in Wis. Jf business con- ae F00d at the Orpherin 88 it has been tn the open- “8 it will weather the movie Micely. Last year the Or- Yrote its business for the 2 red ink and the powers : : “ in New York have refused S 75 ae another supply of ———————d : — color. The New St. “ater, owned by the same ty is showing an immense Profit with Pictures and i] HIS Queen Anne Cedat Chest | gall geet - bedroom and their Grand Opera will match your Deer agg While not the gold i a - ail mater tne J it " eo suite. Has red cedar ! ; Used to be, is still doing walnut-finished exterior. “ly so that the Orpheum b' Vaiue : a nd on its own feet or be “ “a ; on 6 OO! 8 MISS nln es " « en nae winning penance a ae ke nee 1 OLLI emesis x Kosai ae - oe *. —_— jy DOROTHY ADELPH! ~ Orpheum ~ WWW KNOGHOOVO At The Movie Houses LOEW'S STATE—‘‘There You Are!” with Conrad Nagel and Edith Roberts. On the stage, Gus Edwards and his Revue. AMBASSADOR — Milton Sills, Mae Allison,Doris Kenyon and George Fawcett in ‘Men of Steel." .On the stage, John Murray Anderson's “Lovers in Porcelain.’ ST. LOUIS—dZane Grey's ‘‘For- lorn- River,” with Jack -Hoit, \ Raymond Hatton - Arlette Marchal and Edmund Burns, and five acts of Orpheum ng Elsa Ersi, Hungarian musica] edy @tar, and Harry Bur:s, talian dialect comedian. MISSOURI—F. Seott Fitzger- ald’s “The Great Gatsby,”’ with Lois Wilson, Warner 3Zaxter and Neil Hamilton. On the stage, “Miniature Re- vaudeville. co-featuri vue,” featuring Irmanett, singing and dancing violinist: Emma Noe, lvric soprano, and Missouri dancing girls. GRAND CENTRAL AND WEST END LYRkIC—Red Grange in |! | “One Minute to Play.’ On | | the stage of the Grand Cen- | tral, Gene Rodemich’'s ap- pearance in the Grand €en- | tral *‘Follies.””. With this bil! comes a change in policy whereby the show Pi) start tihil | on Friday instead of Satur- day and the midweek a tion at the West End Lyrie will change on Tuesday. CAPITOL—Continuation of the run of “Don Juan” and the Vitaphone. rere ese = ¢ ** tirac- a ee YIDDISH PLAY AT SHUBERT FOR SINGLE PERFORMANCE Michal Michalesko, a star of the Yiddish operetta and drama stage, comes here for one performance of “Wild Youth” at the Shubert-Rial- to Theater Tuesday night. * Michalesko will bring with him his star cast from Chicago, inclu.l- ing the comedian, Menashe Sku!- nik; the tragedienne,. Balla Bal na: the juvenile’ comedian, Jacobson, and Mae Schoenfeld, among others. “ This will be Michalesko’s first performance in St. Louis He is known throughout the Jewish the- Atrical world as the matinee idol. He plays drama, melodrama, trag- edy, comedy, musicalYcomedy ani operetta. “Wilda Youth” i« by Israel Rosen- berg. It hab had a long run in New York,~Chicago and in gother cities, where Yiddish plays are pro- duced. MORDKIN TO DANCE HERE AT OBEON NEXT MONTH ert — Michail Mordkin, the Hussian dancer, and his company, will pre- sent three performances at the Odeon on Thursday evening, Dec. 9. Dec. 10, and Saturday afternoon, Dec. 11. Mordkin has not been in the United States since the war. His company will include a sym- phony orchestra which will pley ballet music written especially for Mordkin by such modern com- posers as Stravinsky, Ravel and Debussy. A feature of the performances will be the “bow and arrow" dance, which Mordkin will give at all per- ued on Page Three. formances here, S665 oo ae Melle se Soe 5 oe MOLLIE WILLIAMS + 1015 WILSON and WARNER BAXTER in "THE,GREAT PHYLLIS HAVER and JOHN BARRYMORE "DON JUAN'~ va / 7 Ldpitor MILTON SILLS and DORIS KENYON zn "MEN OF STEEL"~+ Ambassador The Moving Picture Album By ROBERT E. SHERWOOD = ee ne a ——— Where, Oh, Where Are the Super-Specials? NEW YORK, Nov 1"-RING the past spring and D summer, the leading movie pro- ducing companies announced rrandiy that they would devote themselves, henceforth, to big su- perspécial pictures, of “The Cev- ered Wagon” and “The Big Pa- A superspecial, it might be ex- plained, is. usuaiil) i2 reels in length, it is shown in reguiar thea- ’ ‘ ‘ dare . ters Tw oO Srows a day, at aqgqvancs d prices; it is ushered in with an : : 4 on tor — in elaborately staged atmospherl prologue, and 1s accompanied by a full symphony orchestra; and it is not released to the regular film heaters until it has exhausted its possibilities as a “road show.” At one time last summer, ] studied the announcements of the various producers and figured that at least 50 “of these specials were on schedu! Now that the season is well un- der way (it started about the mid- die of August), I streuld like to pause, for a moment, +10 inquire, “what has become of all the super- features?” Only five of them have appeared to date: “Beau, Geste” (Paramount), the Herbert Bremon production with Ronald Colman, Noah Beery, Alice Jovee and others. “Don Juan” (Warners), with John Barrymore and a great many beautiful women ‘The Scarlet Letter” {Metro- Goldwyn), with -Lillian Gish. “Sorrows of Satan” (Para- mount), directed by David Wark Griffith and featuring Adol2: Menjou, Lyva de FPutti, Ricardo Cortez and Carol Dempster. ‘The Better ‘Ole’ Warners) with Syd Chaplin - NE of these (I won't sa} Q) «xi h) has proved to be some- what of a disappointment and won't last road-show at- traction. None of the others are to be compared, in point of box- office value, with “The Covered Wagon” or “The Big Parade.” At the same time, some of the pictures that were announced as specials have sneaked into the reg- ular movie-thestere without the usual ballyhoo, indicating that the advance reports on them were a trifle exaggerated. Among these are “Bardelys the Magnificent,” a King Vidor production with John Gilbert; “The Magician,” .directed by Rex Ingram; “Tin Gods,” with ? 7 iOng as a Continued om Next Page. GATSBY" ~ Stissourt 3° AN i] JACK HOLL.and ARLETTE MARCHAL tm "THE FORLORN RIVER’ ‘EVENING OF SONATAS’ FOR THE ARTISTS GUILD Paul Friess and John Halk will tas for present an evening of sona violin and piano on Wed Nov. 24 in the gallery of th iste’ Guild. Union and Enrig nue. This will be one of tt chamber music programs given here during the which will be open to the On that evening the opus Dvorak, which, lIike the nesday, 6 ATT nt ave ie few to be season, pubiic 160 of “New om St.louts World Symphony.”’ was inspired by the great Bohemian s Visit to America, will be played in addition to the F Major of Grieg and the Brahms A Major Orchestra for Hospitals. The Boar , of ‘Religious Organ! zations is forming an orchestra to give fhusic in hospitais for pae- tients Mrs. Kate B. Wassell wii! he muaical director and Mra. E. A Porter. busines® manager. Mrs. tIsea Maude Ililsen. national presi dent of the Association of Music in Hospitals, will be in Bt Louis tomorrow. — MARY McALLISTER tn "ONE | “Second Thoughts First Nights” By Alexander Woolcott ) ees NEW YORK, Nov. 13. N a fortnight which has brought [= all-star pageant about chas- _ tity to the Century Theater ane a new Gershwin score with tne f lovely Gertrude Lawrence to sin, it and a French comedy calied “First Love” with Fay Bainter giv- ing the best performance of her life—in such a fortnight of new plays coming to New York I air moved to say something instead about two plays that are leaving New York. nily skillful newcomer to this town, Helen Hayes was en- chanting us all with the perfection of her performance as the love- lorn Cora in “Seventeen.” Most of us have fond memories of her pic- ture of woe unutterable upon’ which the final curtain of that . Tarkington masterpiece fell. Few of us will ever forget the note of black, abysmal] chagrin with which, In the midst of her Veau- vius of emotion, she repeated her obtuse parent’s suggestion that she run upstairs and wash her face-- a kindly-meant bit devastating re- mayk to address to any young lady in the throes of a baby grand pas- : sion, At that time, your correspond- ent, ever one of the excess prop):- « ets of the theater, beat his bosom in “Everybody’s Magazine” and in respect of Miss Hayes tore his hair as follows: “All this adulation, all these flattering bids for her art, all the reckless predictions of fweture triumphs have come to this girl ; at 18. Most people think the world lies at her feet, that only her height—she looks to be no more than five feet—can bar her from all the great roles of the. theater. Some there are, how- ever. who wonder tf her umph has not come too goon, if Bhe can RENEE ADOREE i carry into her 20s the charm and m "THE BIG PARADE’ ~ power of her teens. At 18 she is : Shubert - Rialto @ marvel—no less. What will she be at 257? The Maude Adama. of her d@&@ or an obscure and happily married woman, un- known to fame? In 1926, shall we all be besiegifig the box office ow of some Central Park West the- ean ater buying seats far ahead for , Miss Hayes in ‘The Rescue of Violet’ or will one of us be say- ing: -‘That little Hayes girl who used to play in those Tarkington comedies—she was a wonder, ° wasn't she? I wonder whatever , became of her.’ ” ELL, the seven years have come and gone (and, for my: own part, as one who ig al- ways absent-mindedly mislaying the years, I cannot for the Ufe of me remember what I did with them or where I put them). But. anyway, here it is 1926 and here if you please, is Helen Hayes en- tering unchallenged into the her- itage of the Maude. Adams reper - tory. She is winding up now at the little Bijoy an engagement in “What Every Woman Knows” that long since eutran the number of performances which was the por- tion of that fine Barrie comedy when it Was.new at the Empire in 1909. After another fortnight she sets forth upon! the road—«s long ‘our stretching across to the other coast and @iling her days tll the strawberries come again. S EVEN years ago, @5 an uncan- EDITH ROBERTS, CONRAD NAGEL and GEORGE FAWCETT in \THERE YOU ARE! ~ Loews Stale CAEN BE Ah EAA omy mE eo et Fes Yo ORNATE ited eR AS ee alates, earn at Arian he “egy ti Slee ee 0 RNAS MIN FO - i OS OL LOIFS "RED" GRANGE and HE hint of what her next rote 4 may be is contained in @ letter MINUTE TO PLAY'’~ Grand which came to William A. Bra- Central and West End Lyrve dy the other day from «@ flat tha ommnett RR an ne nentlleeatenteiete eee 2 ee Continued on Next Page. BEHIND THE SCREENS | | MERICA, which has seen is irresistibly drawn to love Oskar * ‘ Lim, eg” ate y — “u ‘ahaha Aa tah) BREN NA gat PROT RE ernie Mets, cemnatied OF RF, AIM, 7 : ns — Se gow re ARE EP eae German, English <nd Italian in spite of the deep hatred she fee)s motion pictures, will have its for the Geran race. chance to see its first big French- Ww pe ot ard ¢ made picture in years when Metro- ‘ we y~nsinne who plays the reo)- Goldwyn+Mayer distributes “Na- - The Crown Prince,” tg Cor. 96 snag 8 mg : inne Gri , poleon,” produced by the Societe sriffith’s new est starring ve. ‘ hicie, ‘“*The - » Generale de Films Albert Dieu- lady in Ermine,” was donne is Bonaparte. The only ac- rg confidential secretary to soe date aant we i en iam Sulzer of New York. American audiences is Conrad Emil Jannings, Jeten character Veldt. German character star, who actor, is now in Hollywood, where will portray the Marquis de Sado. he will make his first Paramoun: Veid at present is working in Hol- picture. The star of “The Last lywood in support of John Barry- Laugh.” “Variety” and other @il more if The Beloved Rogue,” a has not selected his firet story romantic story centering aroypnd yet. but announcement will be © the life of Francols Villon, which- s00n. tarrymore is making for United a Artietn. The next starring vehicle for W. o a ose . 7 ©. Flelds will be “The Pottera.” J John Sainpolis who created ‘ne p McEvoy’s stage comedy of mid- role of Frederick In the stage Diy 1. class American family life. “The Return of Peter Grimm. elds will play “Pa Potter.” the with David Warfield 15 years ago plodding office worker who tries now plays the role of “D®. McPher- ¢. .oncea! his natural meekness be- ‘ in the picturization of the .o9) « cloak of assurance which same play. ks 3 is pi¢reed toe often by the re. Olive Brook has arrived in Hol- proaches of hig nagging wife and lywood to play opposite Pola Ne- the demands of his headstrong offt- griin “Barbed Wire,” an adapta- spring. tion of the Hall Caine drama Of orence Vidor will have the sup- the back currents of the Wa. nore of Warner Baxter and Philip Brook will play the part of Oskar, grrange in her next starring ve- a German soldier In @ prison Camp hpicie, “afraid to Love.” The pic- near the Normandy farm on which euce wit) be directed by Frank Tut. Mona (Miss Negri) lives. In the ‘ drama, an adaptation of Caine’s Ue from Townsend Martin's e@ap- “The Woman of Knockaloe,” Mona Centianss on 3 ———p son’ Pig

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She is to} play the second and third move- ments of the Chopin Concerto in r minor, a work in which she was hailed with enthusiasm by th Philadelphia reviewers recently | when she played with the Phila-) delphia Symphony Orchestra in a | Gunday concert at the Sesquicentén- | nial Exposition | Another feature of today’s pro-- gram is comprised in two numbers from Moritz Moszkowski’s ball-t| “Laurin,” now played for the firs | time in St. Louis. These are the | “Intreduction and Dance of the) Rose Elves” and “The March of | the Dwarfs.” Alfred Cortot called the greatest of French pianists, will be soloist with the St. Louls Symphony Or- ~hestra at ite regular concer’s at the Odeon next Friday aft*rroon ad Saturday evening. Cortot ap- geared here four years arco P larirg the Cesar Franck “Variations Symphonique.’ | Although best known in America from his association with French music. it was as a player of Bee- thoven that Cortot achieved his’ first pianistic triumphs. His, also, was the honor of introducing “Got- terdammerune™’” to. Paris, having been the producer and stage Man-. ager when the opera had its pre- mier there. He was at one time a repetitieur, or choras-master, at | Beyreuth. In hés tour of America last year he achieved distinction in his performance of Schumann’s oné piano concerto. with the Phila-/ delphia and Boston orchestras. Massenet's “Phedre” overture opens the program, which includes also the very modern “New York Nights and Days” of Emerson Whithorne, a former St. Louisan. For his major work Mr. Ganz has chosen the Tschaikowsky F minor symphony — the Fourth, whifh was composed in Italy short- ly after the ill-fated marriage had “brought the great Russian to the verge of insanity. Mme. von Meck, ee ee ee eee ‘enabled to as “our -). Overture to ' the mist as the small a wealthy widow, whe had become interested in him shortly before, and with whom he never exchanged a word except by post, had pen- |sioned him in appreciation of his thus Tschaikowsky was travel. The work is dedicated to Mme. von Mé4tkK, and Tschalikowsky often referred to it eymphonyr.”’ The program in detail is: “Dhadre Masrene* Tork Nights anda Dears : Whi thorne art, and = New Op. 36 “'Techaihowsky TY. Andente sostenuto: moderato con ani An4antine. in modo canrone. Figzicato ostinato eit { Symphony No r liegro con fucco oe Pian forte in A minor Converts Schumann ip 54 I. Allerton affetuoso II. Intermezso. lil. Allegre vivrace EFxmerson Whithorne’s Composition to Be Played by Symphony. Emerson Whithorne, who until was a resident of St. Louts and an editor for the Art Publica- tion Society here, appears on the program of the &t. Louis Symphony Orchestra. for its concerts of Fri- iay and Saturday of this week, as a composer, Ganz having chosen to present his “New York Nights and Days” as one of that programs features. *n 8° L923 It will be the second time St. | louis has heard one of Whithorne's works. the first, “Rain,” having ‘been performed at a concert in 1917. at which the composer @as himself present. “New York Dars nd Nights” 'eonsists of five glimpses of life in mry called “Bagdad-on- opens with “On what 0. He the-Subway.” It the Perry," an etching, ae it were of an autumn morning. with the shrieking of whisties, the moaning of horns and the chugging of the paddle wheels sounding through eraft scurry in and out of the ferry the composer seeks to convey the ‘impression of the eager faces of ithe toller@ going to the venture—the day's work in §he “ity. A second movement, Patrick's,” is based upon “Chimes of the Oe eR ee —- SECOND THOUGHT Ss ON FIRST NIGHTS Continued from Preeeding Page. looks out On the gray Thames across the Embankment Gardens. Here it is: AG@elphia Terrace House, Strand. W.C. 2 25th Oct., 192 Dear Mr. Brady: Thank you for your abdeut “What Every Woman Knows” and the performance of Miss Hayes who seems to be very fine in the part and an actress of exceptional ability and qua!- ity. Please give her the warm thanks of the author and accept the same for voureélf for all you have done with my plar I am much interested in what you say of Miss Hares’ future and should consider myself to: - tumate if you found some piay of mine to suit her. I hare nothing new on hand and can- not say when I may write an- other play nor on what subject and I can't write with any one In my eye—that is bevond mv powers. But, on the other hand. it seems to me that the heroine of “Mary Rose” sounds very much like a Miss Hares part, e> if you care to go on with that idea, let me know and we cou! go into the matttr. With kind regarde I am Yours sincerely, J. M. BARRIE Tatton ‘9 HOPE that Mr. Beady will co On with that idea, for “Mary Rose” is, by little margin of beauty and wonder and pain, ‘the reset of the plars which Margaret Oglivy’s son wrote for the theater ofthe world. It ie a fantastic. eerie play OA Mortality and it held heart sick Lendon enthralied for two fu years. In this eeuntry, due t> 1 complexity of hoetile circumstances, it Was comparatively unsuccessf.!, its New York run could not be stretched much beyond montha, and ft has been an o!d re- gret to some of us that most Americans have never really had a chance to see “Mary Rose.” Mixs Hayes would be perfection in the title role. I hope Mr. Brady pro- duces {t next season and if he dows it as parsimonicusly and shoddy a cast as he flung torether for “What Every Woman Kuows,’ I hope he chokes. FACSIMILE Barrie A note lies before me as I write and tt will, I suspect, end up in the Hayes archives. Anrone fa- millar with his earlier ecript can- not help noting what gains in legi- bility his handwriting has made with the passing years. One of his earliest plays. “The Pretuaser’e Lave Story.” was labdoricusiy cop- fed out by young Barrie in a script so monstrous that as he sat quak- ing in the late John Hare's ante- chamber while it was being con- sidered, he could hear that actor- manager screaming with rage and stamping wp and down on the manuscript as an inadequate pro- test against euch fearful hand- writing. roed tour ef “What Frery Woman Knows” ts scheduled to start tm Boston on Dec. 6. to cirele back through the outskirts of this town otward Baltimore an@ Washington. te reach Cincinnat! tn February. Chicage tn March S&S. Leuls and Kansas City in April and With as of the ,ing crowd for the last ithereafter Denver and the Califor- nia theaters. This afterneon saw its 25lst performance here in New York. NOTHER playwright of the A sams name with a different spelling—i. e¢.. Philip Barry, has been less fortunate this season. He wrote the odd fantastic comedy ralled “White Wings” which was last seen leaving the Booth Thea- ter on its way to the storehouse. It was a comedy with some en-, chanting moments tn it and It had. capacity for arousing an extraor- dinary enthusiasm in a few ome. From these the applause was deafening, but, though: Edna Ferber publicly exhibited the spots POSed his Funeral on her georgette blouse to rhow where she had cried all over it at “White Wings” and though an- other Edna (St. Vincent Millay, to wit) wired an open telegram from Santa Fe containing a tacit threat to remain out there for- ever if New York proved so duli- witted as to miss the wonder o° “White Wings.’ the plece was withdrawn from the Booth last Sat- urday night. But this eleventh- our ballvhoo did bring out a rous- night and young Mr. Barry had the curious experience of being dragged on te the stage and cheered to the echo on the last night of a fallure in the manner usually reserved for the first night of a success. But then his memories of last nights niga be entertaining read- ing On e last night of “In a Garden” a ago, the shoert- dé@licate comedy !n which Taylor played 80 beauti- Barry arrived with a big roses intended gor her. her faintiy disgruntled cur- tain speech, she spoke so slight- ingly of his work that the roses solemnly presented instead to year lived and Laurette fully, Mr. bunch of But in KING GEORGE GOOD” POSER LONDON, na R.A. latest portrait Nov who 13.— Richard iS painting the ef King George, says he never had a better subject than the King of Engiand. “He posed for me twice, once seated and once standing. and car- ried of a running conversation or general as thought un- aware that his portrait was being Jack said He discuseec the personalities us artists and showed surprising Knowledge of their human eide fora sovereign whom one might think too wrapped up fm state affairs to no- tice the ttle Personal doings of stihiects so ton. §F Paige 14 of wario (his subjcets.” to Be lanes: and | r great ad-. hos- SUNDAY MORNING, JOHN McCORMACK, Gliseum , luesday right chiming of belis and the intonation of the “Dies Irae’ in the great ca- thedral. “Pell Street,’’ the third. iepicts Chinatown, an a a Chinese eafe in which an aged musician plays an antique ¢ melody on his fiddle of one string “A Greenwich Village Tragedy” seeks to convey the atmosphere of that district and the final move- ment “Times Square” seeks to con- vey an mnpreasién of the busy streets of the city, with their hus- tle, bustie, hubbub and into which «intrude shania from — speciosa songs of the “| hinese ~on fusion. ; in ‘ “leve- tana . and stu tied uhier some of the greatest he located in devote ) he accumulated somie reputation as a writer on musica! subjects and of music in the modern mood. and there he became the hushand o? Ethel Leginska pianist conductor After two Years th were divorced. He came to Amer- ica in 1915 and became associ with the Art Publication Society here and in 1923 removed to New York. ee arene masters in Europe be London in 19807 to = © *h} i 4 to teachine. There fore the . + S| aied ne ne ee Ltt CHOPIN'S OLD PIANO TO BE BROUGHT HERE The piane on which Chopin com- March, and many others of his great composi- tions, will be brought here from Paris next month under the care of M. Maurice Dumesnil, French pianist, to be shown in a tour of the ceuntry, forthe benefit of the unfortunate m@siciang of Europe The tour hag been arranged by M. Isidore Philipp of th: Conservatorie, head of work of European musicians is said that piano is g0Ood condition, both as to tone and action, and On it one group of Chopin compo- sitions in each shown On this piano Chopin played his last concert in Paris 1848, and on it the Countess Des Po- tocka played to him. dy- the M. Dumesnil will play y= 2 ae ; | cilt¥Y in wWaoaich it ™~ Although any number £on (Seste’’) h any of the ai listinzuished ‘* _ Ste LA : ow.” **The |] Twelfth Street Im sociation were elected Wednesday:, Dr. & ident: J.. Yen lim J. Bryaz W iedeman, Rrog. sergeant-at ion voted to inde he city for the ne rates. AM USEMENTS COLISEUM-TU ESDA SOHN VE CORMACE. AMUSEMENTS BULLETINS, _ liam Seitergms skit, fyehicle was Budapest (pera Co.., Licek Jr., tia Y EVE., NOV. 1 IN SONG RECITAL Tickets: Baleony, §rena. $1.65. 50r and £1.19. fONCERT APOLIAN C MIR Ft «ut the admiralty has Bizet, angy to lend the nearest similar | cini and ypes of warships for film drama concert Utation, réepc tenor, f LOCAL THEATERS DARK 5. THROUGH LACK OF PLAYS 4™erican Roby n, © prano. | start at 1 British Battleships in Screen Debut Carl G ze (“harles 25) Dawning: cergeute Continued from Page One. fhrown into some other policy. Jack Norworth, who appears at the | Orpheum this week itn a comedy embellished with song, Witied “The Nagger,” will be e mem bered as the star of “The ‘CHARLES Demi Virgin.” “Honeymoon House” T0 and “Excuse Me.” and his present used by W. C. Fields He and Ma recent edition of Ziegfeld Fol-. Act Hes. Dorothy Adelphi, who plays pposite Norworth,. in private life The C is Mrs. Norworth. In contrast to | se@t a t Norworth's farcical playlet, will be ited °* de Kerekjarto, the - youthful’ Rann EK : violinist, who will enter-| ™ent fe repertoire of classica] ™eeting at Another Hungarian star. evening of lsouis for the | following late of the Kenedy who was |e cha ‘nited States sev- (On the st Florenz Zier- | thison, , tured in the “Follies” | Played “Louie The 14th.” Sir Hert anil haveart UITE a change has come over he Miss the burlesque houses, The | wright nbia Wheel, of which the “The ; ety Theater ts a spoke. Isiand his and taking in dra- | Bennett musical revues! plied cheaper theaters | have ec} dressed up with | ment of num bers. who will visit St. first time. is Elsa Frsi, brourh' to the t l seasons ago. by feld and fea ma iater in his aching out e plays and Which, with - _ $9 dup. are all the PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ~ A SS L— mae MuRPay —rtbhe man who discovered and develope! such stars a5 EDDIE CANTOR, MAE MURRAY and the res:—APPEARING NOW AIMSELF— IN PERSON oak HIS X1ITZ-CARLTON IGHTS” REVUE 70N ALRERT Ss SRCHESTRA ay: | Starting NEXT SUNDAE : | LOEW'S s§ CONCERT. ’ | GRAND LOEW'S STAT ey ARTI Director | ® »— WILLIE ROBYN, With Usual Sh at Usual Pr WATCH PAPERS FORD T , OE NE SOO SOL AN tay steers

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eke ela” WEPATCH __ which were on view lagt ' Sleeps.” will now | the feud country New York, 4 At the moment there are 4 ucky" Herman | prospects of any great ser , . ) has directed many 1o rs from Hollywood. : feture, will be in Ironsides” is about ready gop ) and so is cture. It is to b and a | i€asSe, “What , : — Glory; neither of these hag om yaving arrived at the casioned any uncontro!led. qe after his first 10N€ giasm as yet ~ e more than a year.) ¢¢ HE BIG PARADE.” oe % 3 usy for the next few T way, has now been niewlt g started work last at the Astor Theater jp wa ifs Clothing,” 4m. York for a full year,,and {, @auee /Roche story. This time has taken in over q | dollars at the box office 7 senting a profit, to Metro-Golaw a of $500,000 for one theater in * icity. This, of course, is {pease tive of its earnings in other ed by several other which Monte will —— ~~ motion picture ex- na Hollywood stu- nm stories and scenes e to the British, and if similar rating sta- and to observe and “ British likes and newest Ss x When “The Big Parade” o, in New York I ventured the on phecy that it would run {gp months at the Astor Theater, 9am d guess sourfded like a wilq ne a e the time, but in the light of gua quent events, it appears tg 3 been actually conservative, “The Big Parade” is stif} ‘em in, with no. prospege ora slump in business in the Near ture. Previous to the greatestemoney earner of thoy. ie history Was “The Four men of the Apocalypse,” > tures, is the tionalize the movies. ett, who achieve a » by her portrayal of " after years of epicuous stage anil &® wondering nowa- l ever be permitted he other than the rp She,has just ac- arth successive part | ing " The picture 18) Jigg dealt with the Great Wat. be made from the | «>. Four Horsemen.” whieh Bf een Norris. now over 5 years old, has ben wa. 18 Years old, who issued this season and ig @etm ictures only three enormous business wherever j om aps the most fre- shown. i; 4 ed contract player BULLETINS. . a Just now she has’ HOLLYWOOD, Cal.—Laurg ; Plante and William Seiter are join. ing the ranks of younger married set this week-@ Famous Players- ne company, to Film : of America to star r Said No,” a fea- (end. Jobyna Ralston nd ‘ © be made from H.| Richard Arlen, and Gardner Jong T> and Marion Blackton will alae cing. up before long. Joseph Z wants John Barrymore @m in “The Storm,” in which House Peters appeared four yes * istory, “Charlotte’s _—--- NG PICTURE ALBUM Schenck 7 ly i ad praca) ee ago. Eddie Cantor's nex om Preceding Page. fim is to be called “Love Letters™ ‘ Marion Davies hag lates f ,ers: ’ - . a ian and 0 h : " Ma ry ret irned irs T? ~ A y ork to CoO “Sparrows: “Three inate ' a. wn mence work on “Tillie the Toter ith George O'Brien: Finn Fra i a ’ of Barbara Worth.” ° piliss Davies is said to haw ~ - o.* tbrought several trunks with heé Colman and Vilma;, . .,, ‘ vet con : 4 Liiis re 1 ri is, : Ss 4- ? ; Eagie of the Sea,”’ . ; ; a -_ firmed. fank Liovd: and Ed- “Kid Boots.” h goes to show (‘Convrr ent 19°R ." i Civic Body Elects Officers, that | oat ' ee: The following officers of fhe feve everything the S| BAY. Although they South Twelfth Street Im provemem 3 any number of ex- AS*ociation were elected at a mete fractions for this sea- ing Wednesday: Dr. A. Jen \ 2 only one (“Beay President: J. Yenicek Jr., vicep ght h has demonstrated @¢nt; William J. Bryanda, e6é6f Alities of tary; Gus Wiedemat appeal that t 1e¢man, trea sergeant-at-arms. TH “The Big Parade’) Peter Broz ** at AT ea” for the movies. ke ee settles of Coronel and Falx- /jgnd Islands. ey. | Hope an “The Big Parade.” - pottom 0 purposes. "LOCAL THEATERS DARK Hollywood's frown into some other _ policy. ‘Jack Norworth, who appears at the | POrpheum this week in a comedy bakit, embellished with song, "Wied “The Nageger,”’ will be “membered as the star of 'Pemi Virgin,” “Honeymoon House” Band “Excuse Me. ™ vehicle was used by W. C. ma recent edition of Ziegfeld Fol- ties. Dorothy Adelphi, who plays Puci de Kerekjarto, Hungarian violinist, who will enter- “ain with a repertoire of classiciu] numbers. Another Hungarian star, who will visit St. Mirst time, is Elsa Ersi, late of the weld and featured in mao later in his “Louie The 14th.” MALITE a change has come over fecal Gayety Theater is a spoke. is/and his mmanching out and taking in dra- Matic plays and musical M@hich, with the cheaper theaters ' PHOTOPLAY THEATERS 2 tial of \ ‘I 3 TODAY 3:15 ay! | Starting NEXT SUNDAY— || LOEW’S SUNDAY } + | already presented “The Bat” and '“The Gorilla” and has in prospect | of the | Screen Debut “White Cargo,” “Aloma ning,” “The Merry Whirl,” iralty Lends Vessels Film Historic Naval Battles | Harry and Willie “Around the World Revue.” ee S an example of the way in movie houses are branching out is the announce- ment of plans for a series of Sun- ! . ‘er | which the ATTLESHIPS and destroyers of | are to made} i as regular movie their debut a day afternoon State Theater. been outlined with that they be neither brow™ musically, nor concerts at » of Coronel and the Falkland «are produced for the screen. official naval movies have, been taken in England, Sa ee either. is will be the first time that 1, have definitely) music to be presented are selections as Grieg’s the too rene warships depicting Mons and Ypres— from his success of the | | Percy Aldridge ger's ““Molly+on-the-Shore’’ “Country Gardens:” The cruisers Good @ Monmouth being at -he f the Pacific. are not avail- his ballet suite and his “Zigeunerweisen;”’ music chosen from Massenet, -Offenbach, cini and others of this class. sunk, and others | jend the nearest similar warships for film drama ee ee _tenor, from the Opera, London: American Indian baritone: Covent THROUGH LACK OF PLAYS Centinsed from Page One. — | prano. | start at 1:30 o'clock, hoyr in length. These ene- re- “the GHARLES RANN KENNEDY in the usual admission price. and his present Fields Act in “The Admiral’ Noy. 19. nosite Norworth, in private lif. Mrs. Norworth. In contrast to sent a three-character forworth’s farcical playlet, will be {titled “The Admiral,”’ by the yvouthfu] Rann Kennedy, as the ment feature of meeting at the Coronado evening of Nov. 19. for the | following a dinner at Kenedy will appear its 139 lsouis Co., Who was United States sev- | seasons ago by Florenz Zieg- the “Follies” wdapest Opera .thison, noted actress who / played Sir rrs lierbert Beerbohm “Tree. have a part. The third player be Miss Margaret Gage the burlesque houses. The wright Kennedy Columbia Wheel, of which the |“The Servant in wife Hous: +} Lne aid are revues, |plied Arts, Millbrook, N. Y.., d up. are all dressed up with |ment of the school. Lander in trustees of ’ —ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH "British Battleships in | ”° Place to go. The Gayety has with to / Eva Tanguay, “Red Kisses’’ and, | beginning with a week from today, | °OtTast to those of the early days ene ‘when ballad groups comprised the _ allotted time fer a concert. Ballads | Loew's | The programs have thought “high- “low-brow”’ Indicative of the class of | suc - “Peer "Gynt SOR, uite; Edward MacDowell's “To a Fired by the success of the army! wore, Lily” and “‘To a Wild Rose,” “Woodland Sketches:”’ “Sakuntala:” | 2) shih. A, ediian’s “At| oa. Grain- | : and | Tschaikow- sky’s “Sleeping Beauty”. waltz from “Marche 'Slav;"" Edward Elgar's ‘‘Pomp and |: ‘able for the Coronel film, and few | Cireumstance;"’ ss the participants of the Falkland | kow’s “Sheherazade;’’ Pablode Sar- | scrap are still in commission—some | asate's nN nies ee the admiralty has _| Bizet, | agreed > types timsky-Korsa- an the works of | Puc- | Eac concert will present soloists of rep- utatfon, among them Louis Dornay. | Garden | Chief Capaulican, William Robyn, tenor, and Dorma Lee, so. These concerts, which wil) will be of one attractions | will be in addition to Loew's usual] | Sunday shows and will be included TO APPEAR IN OWN PLAY cistion. Nov. 1. He and Edith Wynne Mathison to The Contemporary Club will pre- comedy en- Charles | entertain- 3 $ regular | tote] the |} The play will | o'clock. as one, the characters, and his wife, known On the stage as Edith Wynne Mat-.| a VARIED PROGRAM FOR for his song recital at the Coli- seum on Tuesday evening is 4% are still an integral part of a Mc- Cormack program and folk songs /as well, but there are also numbers |by the great composers in classic ‘form for the McCormack following. | Edwin Schneider, friend and ac- companist for many years, ‘again be the assisting artist of the ,evening. The program for Tuesday ,evening follows: | 1. fa) Gioite al canto mio (Buridice) _Pef} h (vo) Let Us But Rest (from Cantata of the. meek MOOR). ... .6 «ss Bach ~ Mr. McCormack. (a) I tempi assai lontani..... .RéSpichi (>) A Dream of Spring (Chinese poet, Ts’en Tra’en. A. D. 750). .-. Bantock (c) Desolation (Chinese . Kao- Shi .. Bantock Not Bae iat a . Elgar McCormack. ' ‘Jano GP ee ,.Chopin yrompty a (c) Fantasie-Imr Mr. Schneider . Irish Folk Sones— (a) The Rard of Armaigh.Arr, bv Huthe (ob) The Next Market Davy.Arr. by Hughes (c) Kathleen Mavourneen oo «et gQeouen Mr. McCormack 2. Piano Solo ia) Romance oe aye Sibelius (b) Mav Night Je . Palmeren o| (c) Gardens Under the Rain... bedussy A Mr Schoeider. (a) A Poor Mans Garden : Kennedy Russell h (>) Your Eyes ........Edwin Schneider , (c) Caline Me Back to You Blanche Ebert Seaver Mr. McCormack, McCormeck and his party will be in the city Monday and Tuesday. MetCormack opened his Western tour in Kansas City on Nov. 8, followed by a concert and Decatur, and goes to Chicago after his St. Louis appearance. Illinois Manufacturers to Meet. The «Illinois Manufacturers’ As- Sociation will hold their fall meet- ing at the Missouri Athletic Asso- Among the speak- William of the (om- former ‘ers at the dinner will be Butterworth, vice president United States Chamber of merce, and Charles Nagel, secretary of the chamber. _ PHOTOPLAY THEATEES nyt has | will is Try Asa play- for CHOUTEAU f s best known fo the Bennett School of Liberal and Ap- and have charge of the drama depart- with Sir Henry Irving and Double Program Bremen Theaters as ?ruct ne'tuve’ 20th and Bremen “Tainted Money” { Dorothy Mackall! tn » “SUBWAY SADIE” Jeff. and Chouteau Special Matinee FAIRY 5640 Easton ( ‘Rattlinge Butler’ ‘The Ss Bashful Buecaneer’ Comedy and Serial { ‘Don Juan’s 3 Nights’ Acts Vaudeville @ Kingsland Special Matinee PHOTOPLAY THEATERS em i OUNCAN / SISTERS —the man who discovered and develope ! such stars as EDDIE CANTOR. MAE MURRAY and the rst~APPEARING NOW Ss wa et F j H HIS RITZ-CARLTON IGHTS” REVUE 20N ALRERTS GROHESTRA . 6457 Gravois Ay. r BEBE DANIELS in McNAIR *The Campus Flirt” Mc Nai:-Pestalorzi ' Comedy, Serial, News im “ Double Program MOGLER 4 ne | rogram Gold" & | 9th and Bremen j “Lone Wolf Keturns”’ Rex Beach's “Pad- ) locked,” Mr-. Clark's Famous Fiddies New Bridge Euclid & Nat. Brdz Die eae is cniinaaiiiiiiin aidan | | PALM i Union & St. Louis , ALEXANDER CARK 4 in.**APRIL FOOL” Special Matinee ( ALL-STAR CAST in « “JHE SPLERDID ROAD” ‘PAULINE | | Lillian & Claxton ‘ Pestalozzi | 284° Pestalozzi ‘QUEENS 4700 Maffitt Gloria Swanson in “FINE MANNERS” Comedy, Serial, News , LON CHANEY ina § “The Road to Mapn- * dalay.” Serial, Others Double Prorg.: “Take i= From Me’'—Ke¢i- F I T y 4 nald Denny: Valentine (crand and Juniata ) ‘The Conquering Pow- : er’—2:00 to 11:40 ‘Don Juan's 3 Night aa southwest Special Matinee 7 ) “re A te ( vtle- CONGRESS - ale ape se et gg | 4023 Olive Si. and Special Matinee | Crand-Flor. ‘ | Grand é& Florissant ' re Rete J thevdé RICHAKD DIX in “The (uacte back” =periab Matinee ORAYONS (SSP TEss. | Jefferson & Gravois ! 5 Acts of ¥audey tlle HI-POINTE , Clayton & McCaus. | RIN-TLIN-TIN in “HERO OF BIG sSNOWS” mince ~¢ so REN-TIN-TIN ft 'KING BEE j “Hero of Big anowe” 11716 N. Jefferson ' Vaudeville a atewatibe , LWIS STONE 1 Lafayette $ wm *-? ae ,~N'sS ” /1643 S. Jefferson { THREE NIGHTS” LINDEL “Romance of a, Mil- Lens. {Saree | Grand and Hebert 1G Acts of Vaudeville LYRIC Sixth and Pine ee eee ( Dougias Fairbanks in ‘ “THE BLACK PIRATE” i BEN LYON } CONCERTS BY THE LOEW'S STATE GRAND ORCHESTRA DON ALBERT, Director 5—“ArRTISTsS—65 WILLIE ROBYN, Tenor Soloist With Usual Show at Usual Prices IWATCH PAPERS FOR DETAILS | 6350 Delmar MAFFITT J 2812 N.% andeventer ' “THE SAVAGE” CE _— Manchester |: 4315 Manchester ' “o | “4 POOR i semesactetinctitaainicesiiiiaiiasie ‘Maplewood | eae = 7170 Manchester G Acts of. Vaudeville Adoiph Menjou in “The Ace of Cads” Special Matinee GIRL'S CE” een omnes MIKADO_ ; 5955 cases ee NOVELTY 35°24 Easton CLARA BOW in “MANTRAP” 5 Acts of Vaudeville ( RICHARD DIX in , “The Quarterback” Special Matinee PAGEANT ( Corinne Griffith in ? “Into Her Kingdom” 5851 Delmar Special Matinee” Powhatan Maplewosd SHAW | 30th and Shaw “THE EAGLE OF THE SEA” f BLAN( _ SWEET Dn | hy Wemen Love” a a. a SASS fe Shenandoah “4 «120 Tiers Wives” Grand-Shenandosh 6 Acts of Vaudeville VOLI. (Storer O'Brien 1 TIVOLI : Ba plo - ee el deville——Special Mat. | ne | Nerme She i | VIRGINIA ‘ “The Waning fex’’ 4 Acts of Vaudeville ‘5137 Virginia Na - 2 aoneiinnad THE BIG PARTY BEGINS NEXT WEEK It’s Our Birthday—One Year Old—‘One Going on Two"—and We're Going to Celebrate with the Bigrest Show Ever Offered at Movie Prices. There'll Be ANNA FIPZIU, HARRY FOX, HELENE COYNE, and. HENRI FRENGH, HAMTREE HAR- RINGTON and CORA GREENE—All Broadway's Brightest Stars—and There ll Be a Great Screen Feature—Leatrice Joy in “For Alimony Onlby.”’ ' Don’t Miss It! It’s Our Treat! ;ALL-STAR CAST in’ - a ee een ~ — —_—----—-- -~ ——e — ee ‘i . ; eat “ates EAS ’ |New York recently, wh he con-|=— FOR GARDEN THEATER rerrea witn Whitford Kane, whose i j i experi-. tickets for the most expensive sec- cians’ Post No. 394, American Le- | Wie- | _thuechter, commander; Roy Vogel, | ' adjutant; Sam Nicolosi, finan@ of- | chaplain, | only Legion or- | | | | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS _HAVE YOU ENJOYED HIS RARE TREAT YET? Hundreds Have!. And Today Many More Have Laid Plans to Enjoy the Most Unique Event of the St. Louis Theater World—-You, Too, Should Hear STUART BARRIE’S ORGAN CONCERT At 12:15 P. M. today and every Sunday! Today Barrie is playing a Pop Concert —every number one that lingers in your soul and that you long to hear again. Come early to enjoy this magic hour—doors open at 10:30 A. M. Stay, thru the concert for complete show afterwards. The Fervent Lovemaking Him t Sills in This Thrilling Pictore Won rong re as His Bride in Keal a leis (yoe the Steel King’s Daugn- 7” egg Pn the Camera and Couldn't Stop at Quitting Time. She Couldn’ Impassio a Picture send Th of His M's drink u @m P “0 that yo mbasso- Balcony, $641 iendor of _ Loar the ~~ jitorium. You precisie the dor aut well and ac even show aS — ndrous Desuey | oday! te 6 PYTTTT] 1 bk SHOW PLACE OF ST.LOUIS GRAND AT WASHINGTON mien ey OnE 240 inh Great G tsby’ NEIL HAMILTON A Faramount Picture/ with WARNER BAXTER** LOIS WILSON ' Come early to Enjoy This Exhilarating, Jazz Cocktail—a Daring Expore of the Jazz Generation——Frills, Frivolity. leughing lips _sumptucus Fetes—--the Smart, Gey Type of Picture That Thrills You With a New Zest for Life! ; De gee Groh oe ——e— ¥e x ON THE STAGE A Saucy Sparkling Syncopating Frolic “MINIATURE REVUE” Irmoanett, Singing and Siatere. formerly f Dancing Girls Faacinatinge Presentation Featuring Emma Noe, Soprano -the Ceorge and the Celebrated Missouri An Exotic Mancing Violiniet- George Whites “Scandale : a - Qhe createst couece/ PICTURE EVER MADE s on Red's Neck Fal ‘4 == yere fet * ore “ltl Grand Central Only GENE RODEMICH’S FOLLIES Cc Gene's Ist Anniversary as the Grand Central Mage Attraction It’s Gene’s Annwersary—Big Show—Big Cast—Big Party ~ viene i Rh ROE ATHY PRR IY ODS ORES AEE TARE . pope a aie et ah Maa Bape TOY RT RD ee “a 2 UAL oe oy ‘gett <. orf a, » pits © sae ” — eo. _ . ety { ’ ; ial ” A " ? 45) Sy . - as <i . 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Mixing the . ered that there has been a Is known to the ends of the earth. rc N EY ets free offer is too important to, neg- how old, where it is, .. oe tbat you ex! twit ymptoms of to oom REE-—S ND oO MON the method at once. Send no money. Sinr | hurts. One touch ar : — ble book. ~ aos comeal toa Singers uper Common garden sage brewed into , a heavy tea with sulphur added, Citizens’ League, Reporting will turn ray, ~ : "i Progress of Campaign, “those terrible paroxyems “ See eo , i; #32, Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at . . 4 - : " + . > L. . . hi , : eab! uction in smoke Sage Ten ioe troublesome. An “noticeable reduc mok Millions every year utilize its nourishin Oe SN ae! Be tae dt Sole book easier way is to get s bottle of during the last 18 months, under . t enew strength and buil straight lines you can complcte the letters and spell the kind of a pet you would you even do not pay postags. goes. Almost ur Ste 343 TY. * — oe iia eee , 4 Sulphur Com- ¢, , Ss k Commis- Vi es Oo fT like to own and ride. When you do this send your answer right away and I will — Th 4 a —— * smd th rine ®Onate” ¢ Wreth'’s Sage and Suip “ rad the activity of Smoke ommi d inmediately send you a wonderful lifelike reproduction 4, of the —e Beau- FE p= - en the corn si ttle Cre nformation for those /so many ml fe store a.i Trea >irect f Pub- th bo tiful Ponies. Also a certificate good for 750 points towards winning a Pery, Saddle FRE TRIAL UPo! ' ; oe... Suthen «ferme from diabetes te dee saly 7 ents This is ee ~~ - y and Bridle and information how to win, Z FRONTIER ASTHMA CO.. Room 150-E —— % ee oe: — =~. entirely tres “'*s and voted my ow gy alae eet lic Safety Brod. . > ie Niagara and Hudson Sts.. Buffaic. N. Y. dancers. Ww ton mailec ‘to 2 " Ie . tation.” ld-time recipe improved by the th d | a ; ey he . ers, aciom. 2. the old-time meipe im ) The administration, the report You, too, like the Vikings of old, $50.00 Given For Promptness Send free trial of your met a3 on a wey dg addition of Ef cner , Pie , 4 d . ouek nen eee Dandy — will be awarded and shipped by express. Each tors and muons use, | tence af "hil at ir i t . 2 opted th is saiitial wit ] idle. all c Fy 4 ae to is é the eu with Wveth’s Sage and = a cern ir tpapeacaitae ng At your druggist — Price 60¢ and $1.20 —_ ' ‘It ) + ~or ’ + . YT) 1] hecaus 415 . _—enye a" - ~ - ae ' : a , Compound, no « red a“ hee ; ‘es ee a eee eee sai itte . _EEO SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET Sell heaters or homes through See today's Want ba By John’s Wife seca rd of it does it so naturally, so evenly. Progress has been made in re- QM § Scott & Bowne. Bloomfield. N.J. 26-10 RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. Pest-Diapateh For Sale Colume. | Busiacen Fer Sale tt. eee red poi You just dampen a sponge or soft ducing smoke of the city’s brick. ™ husband in brush with it and draw this through tije and terra cotta plants, which a Lt | ns ‘ marry her vour hair, taking one sma!l strand have contributed a large share of pe “ ae _ a obeisance to expected to cause similar abate- | __'— 44 : : na 1 : ree ai Former charge any question am of — scopes — report ) | ‘|i | an oroccorga ee : meen oe taries eunue . tate declares and other brick concerns | a 7. oe + a i'm sha mic - ne Se ma toms, age wrung. are taking kindred steps. * ‘ a = * - | ak i Mike FA, oy , ine = ee - " . 4 “ F - 3 bis " ‘ "y 5 Smoke has been eliminated at Wee! __ es, | Oe 1 4 Mm Ns | 3 15 V, lue 4 ish Walnut g _ : "ese: ior than th the Cupples Co. factory. the report (, a ae SW] —— = —,. ae —_— pee — “Oe i; 1 a E Sin one | , ers. are announces, with a 10 to 15 per cent li i : Be ew ne : | | WT oat ' ee +e tif i Bed m Suite - on ; e 4s OS the resdill hay eee | AN | | Beau tifu roo _ nee Hlacens al reduction in fuel consumption and DOG E = ES a 50 per cént savgng in labor cost. 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Exact replica of a ec » TREATMENT FOR DRUNKARDS Ssrmany. y | = : 4 3 t Secretly at Home is | iiinnese Stn Genk stteider | = | ae “i - 9 ida = . | ity, handsome bow-end bed, roomy dresser and a ae a. Ten Cotten as Gee oe and all who offend, will be discov- f] . P —— eties fo } nsumed. . os = TA Y — on —S Te 5 | ; Pape's Diapepsin we Gas ~aaig coal consumed by ETOUPS 1 li a i) AS — this low figure. $15 Cast $7.50 Monthly i 7 é BERLIN, Pressure, Heartburn, Sickening OF. \f tne werstne een ots : . _ ie Then cut out thieg | eS oe _ ‘ ‘° made of the relative fall of soot li : 9 3 V | Ww i V D ¥ R a ak it J. W. Haine of Sour Risings, Acid Dyspepsis in sections ot im meiooiess by) Day-Bed & Pad NEW & IMPROVED $1 alue Walnut Veneer Dining Room #0 u : FRESHMAN ae ee ed netne wom ENT ene-time a =e os arn’ eas Ae . hitter hilt t et Be PA ABO * “ , ¥ ie. tee ae , a 1 ae , . Perens ee Ree 2%» Se eae ‘ 25 a) aes BSN e, ig 26/8 4 ; tinh any f Raise eae e Mtoe. 5 > hi hog se is aes ey a ae 4 i ay we Re a v Bar) par ae AE a ' AE She , a a MISS: EL SC ee Ss RO era a RMN eRe i ESE RTL ag | he Lig tha ~ IS aS: Ah P. y > 4 mee kok = ‘gl a, > > t: a Pa x Pe J Pe oy = a * pe 7" 7. vs 45 =} ws hie Beg me riz Aa 2S us = i= am i? Pet > = ie {# 3 ; > 3 ee 1s z be ra ep Bare OL eee 33 : Ree a aes ee oy ay * en ne ee CT area. Fifteen typical locations have been selected for jars to catch ” $27.50 Value ‘ Oo Fi oe * , : phat, tn St. Louth the exvuren end} MASTERPIECE RADI ‘ Is fae | See wa a on the East Side. Every month ihe) y : A : a. t ie ws ’ | al es . fall in each jar is noted 5, JP : “a | Nas 2 ee ee ; e | ¢ i ; arr niiage r To Teach Houschold Firing. a | iw... Baa — : B . ae, 4 an —- n> =e +f ing. Mime ng = , er 2 -7.@ | ye | S-tube set, with Jaa i = wie)! : ors who gm Public school teachers of the we , | at A, ee @ bullt-in loud speak- AS ~ a Be | - 87 HeGi. 7 , . = ‘*§/ of the prs city afte studying a course in houe>- er and plenty of Se = : —~ | de> (=~ | 'S — wee _ = inliniateennamemensienn ciel § thelr cigars, hold heating and furnace ftrinz BT dap art . i — = room for all equip- . on : eh. oe Ee eI A | me ET Roc 0lULUlUlU bet which is to be taught in the sev- en b - ! =. se> ment. Coast - to o 74 } i) Pmt J ihe Ps nein - enth, eighth and ninth grades of we same fH coast reception, ( ot . a : ‘ewe +) : a False mepetite ince a Discevre , . ‘ : 4 a4 giving. 4 hear fifud ry: fa rh camry Toa. T) - ered Pape's Diape pein scl i at nignt fee roups ia pert Table and corceous Bridger oa dunier Fleer Lamp with polrehron Help, Heip Something ‘ Ou ate or L@> i v. by arrankcement ¢ f i h P rit i stm and wrich' si vase and Ceergetr: ; t: , “. | - oom drank 1#@ on the rampage (ret a 60 Stat Exchange. and euburba silk shade~ ia many celors — » — , / Genuine wainut veneer over hard- your Dining R for ; : = : woods. Comprises beautiful exten- ing by having one of these . cent package of Pape's diapepsin at janitors also are be instructe¢} — : | nearest drug store. Instantly you Apartment houses have Jaen : tt -sS m _—s = * ie = a . é ae week Bu five minates stomach | counted ac the woret tmeke or. iit | amt 2A 42 |i %o, eo ~~ , sicn table, 60-inch , FREE — Suites. Su 3 a oS ae pe ewe. Me f & Se iJ buffet, 5 side chairs | | values, and ee my : ' . ; i : i MS YZ: and host chair, all | with every Dining-Room Suite give long and iS Caim and sweet. No belching, fenders. ~~ , bieat, gas on stomach, nor anv other — — ™ : ye = . X P . > 4 . = ” 2 eee » e ° a ecidemee of ac’ dyspepsia Sar TQ GIVE TWO FREE PUBLIC i? eure TE c 7 es — . age Save eS Fy > i : | service. — - 3 a tapestry seats- | purchased during this sale. __actary ats seed betteries, efc. ‘™ S «4 ' what rou like, drink what vou like: See Ae te truction and sure | wil M. E. Applebaum. ead of Ineti- 3 ae > — : ©. . te ;, — | ro onl the most s . te rye oe ree, ss 4 = ey , | beautiful set o shes. HT i tute in Chicago. to speak at ‘. a * hi ‘in ™~" | Moolah Temple. Tr, ee : , NE he { critical. Dress up REMOVE ip foe : . -. Appelbaum, head of the Sie ~— none «KY aA! : = detenddmee act 3 Parlor Heaters | \ ' ; : 7 SS $22.50 VALUE” : a eer . 4 hi ae ee ee BONS 4 yak Glee Sete * Hani . Keeley Star Salesman's Institut: Treatment ter Chicago, will give two free publi - r Me lectures to men and women at A charming and substantial & — ago gee Tigi $27.50 VALUE aren s ; oO T iP , t i> } ’ ; n a u -S ze w > e ce CH vain’ b> > a : : Moolah simeigg at : Dp. m™. Tuesda; Suite, consisting of top-rall uine coil spring—giving you : he Oe ae : a ¢C Special for cold _ ie we...’ Exchange aoa.| a Re Restraint—Neo Bat After EP — eeprom Pelowing his lec davenport, club chair and wing an extra bedroom. Mas /oose r qT ’ pictured here, (fh ly er! This Hot Slast == =~ ~—. tO Adilerika, she’ oe nic + tam '¥Y constructed. This is a be oe cocnteas aa Ncerful and no longer has |; nays Twenty-three years ago Appel- V W A GON haut worked for a St. Louls com = 4 ’ 5 0 ALUE COASTER : | hi : ae oz ee ili a ‘ P vt } , | : ' LER a} gas, indige : owt nele red hy + fem ; . " ca DB. & LANE, 400 Lone Bids. 8. Mare, Rasen The follow ing reduced fares ov . . Very popular combination Coa! and Gas — ~ tan oy eens the Thanksgiving holiday have beer a >» i : Range, enamei finish in any wanted col- = pees announced by the Chicago & Alton | i , : Fo U R ba | iT U ai EF or. Solidly built for years of service; ex- tuvestmest property tm St. Louis Railrowd: Corlinville. $1.50: Sprinc 4 . B, ‘ oO cellent cooker and baker; very economi- or seberbs ie presented in the Poar. Se). 50: Rieomt . aa i ee, ,/ : g _ cal on ‘fuel. Specially 50 Thiapateh real estate and has . -_ a li yal 2 —— 4 want pagee. rates will be In effo , = ran n V reduced for this anu ) >. We: wi, Conesnit them before investing yeer | ° : 25 4 round-trin -at, — | “savings or dividends. 3.88 4to Chi o¢ | “a > ' | } ¥ pi; 3 4 ‘> a . Py 2 +. ' ; a . $5 Cash——$2 Monthly Pen! Nida Se ARIS OR WSigtad nt ee ete le 2 il a ae : Ok a ie Ko) % ‘ Ni

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ee oe «~~, ISPATCH ——— TISEMENT ' ; ie News ———— ) Aethod That Anyone) thout Discomfort | 3% of Time. | hod for the control of | ant von to try it at our, ter whether your case or recent development, ent as ‘nronic Asthma ghouid send for a free ; or , | . No matter in what +4 tes Curable?” is the title of @ | recently shown extreme severity | 9 matter what your age , wapook. recently publisked, relating | sili inset . severity you are troubled with pam . periences of 8 score OF more of | om polson has been admirfis- wer our method should 3 » prominent men and women tered. Within a month two wom- ant to rend it to thore Id’ F, THEE an recovered from oat atin means en have been sentenced to the | cakes. where all forms \_ Wor. 8 Fastest WwW. malin ache Sanborn hore tre : | guillotine in France, hitherto a es. opium preparations ——- calrecord showingtheirdes- | | jpeard-of : , okes.”’ etc.. have failed. . Tie aition st the startand thestages | -Or occurence. Both had everyone at our expense | @esiened to end sil dit- all wheertng and all xyems. too important to neg : & begin | yw... like magic on ‘ Tee ich they completely recoverec | kind of corn, no mat 9 how old, where it is, how bag” you believe to the that you exbil i 10 time in re es lose n° t ‘ ; Vit ADVERTISEMENT —__ | 4 2 . 7 : for la etics | By the Associated Press. siightest e@€x- | symptoms of ading this | ~ send your | fingers upon the trigger, were mer- | TWO WOMEN UNDER DEATH SENTENCES IN FRANCE Both Were Convicted of Poisoning Their Victims: Executions Unlikely. -who nine times out of 10 acquit | Facts Told in FREE Book a murderers when the re- | | volver is used as a weapon, have poisoned their victims. | PARIS, Nov. 13.—French jurors, | Lenient jurors, usually inclined to overlook the results of nervous * } ’ "rit ant : 9 ‘gal yy bow no money. Nite | hurts. One touch and the nal Beemarkabie book. ‘ — / horn Lab _ , a Ve Al t beli Daemmeme avd adcre’s wn. Bldg. | ueSs: They discarded the ‘pas. | ay posta. | goes. Most UnDClicvelE er creeK, Mich. and this mine | Sonate” element, which has saved | ——— - Then the corn shrivels up ; pee nentic. informati: for those |SO Many Murderers from the knife. | “pot | . . at | : ring from diabetes will! a, nat ae co ecenom 100-8 || OCS: A scientific way thems we se rE tires betes will’ and voted guilty. “with premedi- CO.. : : ; a } Lite, 1st. tati = tie ~~ % ' eon Sts.. Buffalo, N.T. | dancers, walkers, actors, de® maile tation.” The Court had no other f your met 0: | oat? “7. way open than to sen- tors and millions use. B sie ee Ul Die eeereeeener : " ; 4 3 TISE v pre : ; ‘ 4 ¢ I ia | of imitators. Get the 1 __ ADVERTS Se ierkinichioenied Antoinette Scierri, a nurse. who e@eneneeeve® eee eeeeenaeneree ; Gets-It at drug stores, | . | paened five of her patients for | a " iS é the excitement she received out of | Ri npeeseeecyesecess t GE] S-It | @ watching them die, and Melanie | — | a i 7 Wi |Beccard of Douai, who adminis- | _ : « ~ - ife . : . ‘ or homes through — See ng egg enw Pages : By John's » tered poison in small doses to her | For &ale Column. | Business For Sate offers. 3 Sh wag or ep oeenalaae husband in order that she might | ‘ this i al ~~ % . : | — . = Re pope laugh and singing marry her paramour, are in the Takes the mace Sen ee ING death house. For JOHN HAS Qt r" Fil a tINKING : | And is vty aga + gyosthtone wa It is extremely unlikely that |g the wor tam S 7 _ ” ee And te veh happiness in stor either will go to the guillotine, | however, as President Doumergue | \is virtually certain to commute the | | sentences to life terms. s | ; MeO ard it didn’t tasie a Mie) CHad no odor you bag I" was $1! oothest ne lp j MME. For little Doctor M: See And 1 watched and praved and waited, hed fAnd cried som 1 ] guess a] t i in't pare i - a st faith, ie a mec now | - thoug! minute E t ‘as w: aS at ne, ie is ainu bass ' ¢ for gladr o "n hh wife 1 Bedroom Su Bee cured of din PR I iu : ng! f I ez Sa tirre ty ,e admiration and the desire © every es Ss , est Sas be would a pis ingly beautiful! Positively the new ee wae ri Boas thankf: ‘an i e in bedroom furniture. With overlay ee ae eect of all e Ther GOLDEN TREATMENT e true Spanish style and Exact replica of -s $950 . massive pieces—new Frenc van- i bed, roomy dresser and a beautiful ne Moroccoan style with decorations | interiors, drawer guides, dustproof | ar. S 1 & iy i pect in | twice oe .. $15 Cash—$7.50 Monthly neer Dining Room =, - ughout in th e manner. TREATMENT FOR DRUNKARDS ! and Tasteless—Anv Lady Can P Give It Secretly at Home in ; Tea, Coffee or Food. Nothing to ust Nowe s Try 1. brother, of liquor. Liat . ve or friend who is 1 C .*T} woolk? | Free Treatment Coupon a : oul in your name a idress . - ry" } i ’ i mae YS The a S2eeceeenetaeanaeeen ‘SULTAN’S PALACE CONVERTED L ; } INTO CASINO FOR GAMBLING Once Trembling Subjects of Turk- | - ish Tyrant Now Make Obeisance to King of Chance. By the Associated Press. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 1 A new tyrant, maker and breaker of fortunes, reigns in Yildiz Kiosk. The favorite palace of Abdul Ham- id. arch tyrant of the Ottoman Empire, has been transformed into | gambling casino where those who were once trembling subjects of sultan are now making obeisance to the King of Chance. Former palace officials, secre- taries, eunuchs, concubines, slaves who passed years in the without ior than their own appointed corn- ers, now trooping even the rooms where the Imperial |'Harem was guarded from all eyes ;except those of the Sultam the are inte are clinking coins inthe stately hall where Hamid and his one-time guest, the ex-Kaiser Germany, secretly gambled. classes of society and a score of nationalities are ithe tables of maker | roulette and bac- caret in this historic hall while in |: an adjoining salon Turkish women of the new unveiled day dance the Charleston to the latest funes. of jazz See Man, Champion Cigar Smoker. By the Associated Press BERLIN, Nov. 13.—The cham- pion cigar smoker of the province of Hannover is Kurt Kietinheinz, 72-year-old veteran, who says has smoked since he was 14. Kiein- (}heinz won the cigar-smoking ‘“‘mar- athon” at Stendal, where he puffed away on a five-inch stogie for two hours, 35 minutes, without relight- Nineteen younger corpetit- ors who smoked in the final of the provincial contest exhausted cigars, the same size, the veteran. - r| » a he ‘yor Aides ,' po ieee tneir O1 ovo " ADVERTISNMED* § No Diet for § Chicago Beauty af your Dining Room for Thanksgtv- | ing by having one of these attra : ____- Suites. Superlative EE values, and en : i give long and s@ | ages yer factory service. jal Sale Lot we 4 y he purchased a a nowt sdditional cost. lutely free, a e 0 | | Dishes. | >99=> Hot Blast $22.50 VALUE CHARTER OAK Special for cold weath- er! This Hot Blast has | n lining, perm a | Miss LillianRav mICAGO. ILL ‘With Lillian Ra —To meet and is ae eres au in her charm- ante 117 Exchange Ave., Seas 2 guess that a year ago : nervous wreck, an 7 if Snel re | ih “eibeegay " eee fing it to radiate intens® MB po Pothing—not even ap My | heat without the surfa Riemcy nue She ate fermented : i Trimm “med gas in her stomach. : becoming hot! BY, thanks : \ Ny in nickel: solidly built, wonders, to Adilerika, she : : economical on f uell +) ui and no longer has a ostal ‘Can eat anything. Intestinal Stasis ! CENT medical discoveries * m that such cases as Miss | of in fact, nearly all -. 7 gern and bowel trou- or ge to just one cause, sa! Stasis. World-famous tS tell us t . isease, which is caused by Per food and lack of correct om oe three people out r. m $16.95 ID 2 Cach—$2_ Monthly ombination Coa! and Gas finish in any wanted col- it for years of service; ex- and baker: very economi- 50 —— a stinal Stasis means the too A vement of wast ‘ — the intestines. By =e * long in the body, this frments, forms gas and » and is the cause of sour ~ Bas bloating and indi- “Ven if the bowels move hat this insidi- | e food mat- | daily, enougH old matter may be left to form gas, hinder digestion and poison the system. Ordinary laxatives or soda or magnesia can- not give more than temporary re- lief from Intestinal Stasis or Gas. Only continued, REAL intestinal cleansing can help permanently. Dr. Carl Weschcke, in his private practice, first used the bowel cleanser and intestinal prophylac- tic now known as Adlerika. It 1s a compound of the best saline in- testinal evacuant with vegetable buckthorn and cascara, together with glycerine and other gas- expelling and detergent elements. Unlike other medicines, Adierika ‘acts upon BOTH upper and lower bowel. Stomach Gas | HE FIRST effect of Adlerika ds I is to relieve gas on the stom- ach and gas bloating. Often ONE spoonful brings out a sur- prising amount of old poisonous matter which you never guessed was in your system, and which may have been the hidden cause of gas,indigestion, nervousness, sleeplessness and other trouble. Even if your bowels move daily, Adlerika frequently brings out an astonishing amount of additional matter which might otherwise poi- son your system. Many doctors recognize Adler- |ika as the one dependable remedy for Intestinal Stasis and Gas, or ‘whenever REAL bowel cleansing is necessary. No matter what you have tried for your stomach and | bowels, Adlerika will surprise you. ; Sold by 39,000 druggists. o ' | Adle “”. Kiosk | seeing more of the inter- | The | ‘butcher, the baker, the candlestick | of | All | crowding about | round | | ; ; ' ' ; | | ' ' ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ | ~~, WALGREEN’S DOUBL’-RICH Chocolate SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14. 1996. 1. oe eee ee eee ee eee ee ees ee eee eee eee MOERDAY SALE— WALGREEN CO. PAGE o ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — Malted Milk = \ i —_— DRUGS witHAREPUTATION” Special Brick Ice Cream That good Walgreen Choco- late Malted Milk (the same as served at our fountains), frozen in brick form to a Rich, Creamy Consistency. A Wonderful Dessert If you have a preference for any special kind of brick ice St. Louts Stores: 515 Olive St. 7th and Locust 514 Washington 8th and Washington (Loew's State Theater Building? De Baliviere & Kingsbury Hodiamont and Easton Skinker and McPherson Belt and Pershing 102 Drug Stores This Sale at All $t. Louis Stores Mail Orders Promptly and Carefully Filled Address All Mail Orders to Dept. M, 515 Olwe St. Add 10‘ for postage and packing. Right Reserved to Limit Quantities cream, you may choose your favorite from the following: Freshly Made Daily Palmer House Neopolitan Take Home a Brith Today Chicago est ingredients. clear, refreshed skin. 50c ” ni j Perfection Cold Cream Made in our own laboratory—of the fin- Penetrates the pores tak- ing along dirt and grime that accumulate during the day. Gives a smooth, Justrite Cleaning Fluid Takes any spot from any fabric with- out injury. Does not leave a ring or any other trace of cleaning. Use it for silks, cotton, velvets, uphol- stering, etc. 35c can 43c a LOST | The Negative of a Favorite Photo? Or perhaps you have an old tintype or a cherished photo which is fading. At a small extra cost we can make you this SPECIAL OFFER! 8x10 Enlargement Colored in Oil From Your Negative. . Not a mechanical way of enlarg- ing or coloring. This is a Bromide Enlargment and instructions as to coloring are carried out accurate- ly, as all work is done by experts . in our own studio. ee ee acme LISTERINE _ Tooth Paste For Glistening White Teeth $1.25 Coty’s “'Ste ee van Ry ~ =, 29 Ase } ; i ’ } ve a eee — a All Shades _ Princess 40c 50c ' j | ' Fletcher’s Mulsified , Counteracts acidity. Cleans and whittns the teeth. Con- sistent use of Listerine Tooth Paste will prove beneficial to | your teeth. Price, reg., 19c | ao | 25c, special ...... | Mavis Face Powder | 3 Tubes, 55c 98c eR —— Pyrodent Mouth Wash Face Powder Pat Rouge if Castoria i | Shampoo 4,.2C | 27C | 3 j Cc | Doux Jasmin Meme ae | CREO Rae 5 oo | | Cin. $a ts se conemeee ae | memorable as the fragrest 25c¢ $1.00 flower itself. Woodbury’s ye, 92,90 Pepsodent Creomulsion $1.00 Facial Soap Nujel per or, 94590 Ext. |~6SBSC | Lavoris JS Bars $9. 50c Liquid Tay Toilet Water, wie ay pone $7.50 1 on, 90:00 Thousands o avis Talcum | sceiee x alas Wag this Mouth Wash 5 Ag | Shampoo Face Powder the same fasci- e Cc | Cinemnen: tee tale M . pa ; a oo “grt clog | | ™ Gem Safety | eae a) Boe SE RG an Purpose Tale QQ tint Te Zi ona Se a SESS ee Delightfully scented: ue mee comeyrsace fives: | ARR “OE” The modern woman dew Mays | y Cc a mag | and after shav- ————— . _~ cam save ga | —, ——w protec- size, ing. -ounce em Double- ion a e . $1 Mavis Body Powder 89c EN oe 99c : SS i eae tege 33¢c 35c Edfe @indes.......... Cc. 33¢ K Oo Te X $1 Mavis Toilet Water...89c | 3 | c Mavis Rouge ....... 39c | As | - ‘ Slo2an’s Py “ Med Mavis Tale ek as aw 16c Patent edicines Sia! naan | Toilet Articles Protects—Deodorizes : ae Mile’s Nervine *;*’ 79c 2 | Djer Kiss Taleums:19¢ (4 2% of 10 Women meee ional Gude’s oe a 9 8c GC Hind’s Honey and — Cream 39¢ | mes Bveeg a 42¢ | omen : kh | = . | Cold or Vanishin i Ce ae —~/ Adore Chex Pin am ’s cat 2) 9c ee eee —— Pon d S Cream, ve rt 53Cc aes Per >. ax PORE ares on — | Phillips “"2.50°"" 39¢ soc | IpanaToothPaste :.37¢ $150 Ed Pinaud's . - | 10c Size, -Scott’s Emulsion *:44c | Crimson | Ivory Soap {3 c" SBC Lau de Quinine BaumeAnalgesique [°° 69c Heat F rostilla Lotion +. se2Gec HAIR Sal Hepatica —_ 79C | For Aches or Pains | Dijer Kiss ts e 42¢ TONIC e 60c 1¢@ 6Mmationa i a——— Carter's Pilis 47C Po mpe1an Se Sion 42C — Invigorates Bee se lc §SS Blood Tonic “$149 H ra Djer Kiss Rouges 5-39 prometes’ tne y, ize erb wice 50¢ growth of the = Rubbing Alcohol>39c J ee eee ee KLEENEX § Waterbury’s srz1 79¢ | OSC | pee irk oa. 7 | . Cold Cream Remover | Wine of Carcui — 8 9c 3 for $2.50 $1.25 Size Cc Gude’s “ta | ae atom | There Are Many Reasons Wh P ang +O Rubber Goods Sale $1.50 An t and pr : Javola Coffee | 2iccetice $1.50 Baby Hot-Water Bottle Well The only scientific method of removing all cold cream and made of a serviceable quality cosmetics from your face. cae f a = with as car seams. These gossamer thin sheets of fsa Every bag guaranteed; $1 19 agen | priced REE Bh Pet ai ° super-absorbent remove the Child’s throat ice bag No. 381 98c Ear and ulser syringe, 3-oz. size, at A5c only Eclipse hot-water bottle combization SG+k9 $1.98 day’s accumulation from the | pores safely, gently and 29c | 35c size correctly. Paris foun- tain syringe, Makes Better Coffee Javola is a superior blend made by using the fimest grades of se- lected Coffees. This Coffee is shipped direct from the coffee! plantations to our own roasting ||: plant, where it is freshly roasted EVERY DAY for c 43 1 Van Ess. Scalp Massage — $1.19 * Pound. . enricher and general recon- structive tonic. Builds you up. Priced in this sale at 4 Cigars ; ; box Deauvil! Don Antonio 6 for 25¢ ‘Boncilla ( 515 Olive St oe Toney’s’ ..----°° ¢: bi ti t Bourjois Ashes of Roses $3 48 gratis. B of 50 $1.99 ombination € Perfume; l-oz. original e wee ‘ Contains introductory sizes of nets! Mite dil Oita Mien, $2.50 = ———n Cold Cream, Vanishing Cream, Face Powder and 50c size Rouge. ALL FOR.. 48c — nial 10c size Dutch Masters 3 for 2 5c Don Julian Box of 50c, $3.95 Garcia Grande Bankers’ Special, 3 for 25c Box of 50, $3.95 PALMOLIVE Shaving Cream P 1 a ee ne ee ee A SO 13c size 1 ep OOO Regular 15c size Don Julian FE] Producto 12c Chancellor Box of 50, $5.95 An instant-lathering Shaving Cream, effects a close smooth shave. The popular Shaving Cream, known every- 23¢ where, priced "Gaon fume; Ciro’s Chevalier de Nuit Perfume; Ciro’s Bouquet Antique Perfume; Caron’s Black Narcissus Coty’s L’Origan Perfume; Ciro’s Jasmin Perfume: Lentheric Au Fil L’eau Perfume; 1-oz. original Bourjois Manon Lescaut Perfume; 1l-oz. original Corday Toujour Moi Perfume ; Walgreen customers. Richard Hudnct’s Deauville Compacts c Perfumes At Our Perfume Shop, Attractively fin- ished silver case, with rouge. In- cludes one demi "$2.48 $5.00 $5.50 ‘on. eriginal... 9990 $3.49 $6.50 $7.98 $3.48 ‘s-oz. original Star-Rite : Electrical Products ELECTRIC TOA STER— Complete with cord and gunr- anteed heating element, $3.98 STAR-RITE Vi- BRATOR, Model A bulk, per oz. bulk, per oz. erfume; *4 -oz. original le-oz. original $4.39 Gabille Mon Cheri Per $5.OR |] mance waver... 93.29 STAR-RITE ($598 1h wet. . $8.19 l-oz. original ; ; a ti > + _ : -* ‘ - - “ - —aee _— ——— eee. agen ass - wr os Drug Stores Lead the Way in Conducting St. Louis’ First Cold Prevention Week Walgreen Drug Stores offer service and ad- vice during St. Louis’ first drive against colds and grippe-——rec- ommend use of NOZ- OL as mest effective and convenient pre- ventive. Nozol (Pronounced Nose-All) Kills cold germs that lodge in the nose. It is absolutely harmless, being widely used in hospitals and recommended by physicians. Be- gin the use of NOZOL today! 2.9¢ and 89c |

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nee aoe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SI'NDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 14, 192 re SS ovesrisemart | : MAN BROS. HAVE ADDAET IN CITY 60 YEARS AGU, rs. Constantine Rich- | brate——He Recalls . Se Pr en” Eee 7, a | q the Famous gee le S P x M r var a > = ., niroducun the } : Sa e tarts r > Take Salts to Wash Kidneys : Lisie’ ls : i i Fiush » P -h day. also ke stant Richards, who was borm in | ; | t ‘he meee ~s quart of water each day, &: CAR “ie . , | @ : : | : : _ | 4 2 salts oceasionallv, sayYs a RO > Ol | | . == # * = ° - ce. ee BUY hority, who tells us that too : U : ia uis 87 years ago, recalled his | ‘ : ich fond forme acide Wich R28 oynood dave $200 Kroehler Bed Davenport Suite} livre the kidnevs in their effort go Sia Stes ~ . ~ . . , ~ . pares) e blood. They bi hen I was a youngster of 10 On Special Sale—Blue Bird Dinner Set Free “att oitty De aie leer bts. ce al PE OOM ES a eat eR OR Ree Sit, ; iitas Sas ae ; : od . Pv ‘ tea ite e aE Ne ae Ae Re xa oF 0 NIE Te wena . ee vee : + rr le o> Aiect i -* - Fren ed a | Market (i aid ie s* . 4 } } to expe: it from th: ish ind season A genuine ATO - So ai oe ail ee ues, presen ~ es. inmis Sale W: Nn purchase of thou t of Lam Ross, of Chicago—America’s finest La tor. You will find an array of Lé . ~~ + - mmhaAlet rs ~* 4 »-* ao your stomach sours, tongue Is coated | A¢ Roane Pen ae full-size bed. Bea ly upholsts - . :* . . ‘ . : . ° ~ } a when the weath« ad vou and Mill Creek 1 e railroad Bal M od Sennen sayin: , ; sagen ce a $8 Down—Balance Mo have rheumatic twu vards and bit on a! + __~- . 4 s- . - ~ : - . ’ . > me . " Fs 4 pid P . ‘ ; ‘ A 2 . 0 5 : 4 4 3A A : a : eh iat ‘ | ; " — ‘ . . ~~ ’ - ' r= | : ot .f ; . : : . “ Crs . 1g «6SGUITTeiS 1? =,0) Pe numeal ere : o ° : ~} : - Wwlil Wl e 7 tant admiration. acids, to he!p clea fiush off the body's waste, get woods gunces of Jad its from 2 : Hanced Indians In Those Days. » macv bere: Laat = aiit ; tii : L i “Ww #~ + 1h % hnred in giass of water bef eakf a \ en a a . enA wran } —— — as , 2 iew cavs, ana VuL 4 Ase } OMGe ie iv: t Li t--- RCAT a ' Bie we « . . et a * : . . 4 ~s — - : ; = Fine ‘Ty? 7 t "V2 . “ 7 . _ + > : ’ : er “e* : . : : . “ , then act fine. 1 A S$ Sa venue wel school at St 7 bee i : . : a = | NS for this event. , . . . isin i ; . Am « ‘ : ‘ — . er : Ths - . “4 ¢ _ . ; 4 ‘ ' —— 45 , +ho very lo wes* ~ +4 ~ out around Twelfth street ~~ ‘ . = lemon juice, combined ith Lan t+. . theese raam brick huildini ' ~ > ’ = . 4 . > 1 > * “ . . " , —_ . e, . . thus often relieving bladder weak- |... +, cect ther: — : : z . / > > | . _ * . , z - .. » > - ness, “4 tet 4 DuUSINess Ci: | . Jad Salts is imexpensive: cannot ..:.. «... jeu “ound Rros "ay e. ~ % : ' | | lightfal efter: [trict was down around Broadway | «~9UVU Bedroom Suite—specia imjure ana makes a de! nt . @rie = ora are eta -oaches run ' rescent lithia-water drink. pe eager ee ies Liew. tek’ . . ~ omen epoca ; 1s rle e city jatl Blue Bird Dinner Set Free * " ‘ i 5 - .% - : +94 ' ond 2 +c . ; ADVERTISEMENT vaS at Sixth and Olive stree ; ne . : ' p " cre 71 ~ — ~ ~oos : ’ ‘ ~ ' ~{ ’ : a ad al , . ; ri i Laas 3 a — ennare ‘ : } F ') ; “ & i ’ LA Lad ad wa ae ‘A 4 . - } ? 3 a '? ' ta ’ . ’ . 7" > “— . rr . " rons . wae ae _ . ' - a a = ’ ‘ : ; 2 - a ; 4 " ‘ ~ . - “ = patient. } oy > 4 ~? —. . ° . ‘4 . " . ._* . " r - - * _ ‘ » . rs . . * _-* . = ' r a 2 : . ‘ le wn ii ’ A. 4 A - + 4 - F 7 t = = > ry c “ : wn - - . “= ~ . 1. be a. gs , Li on ‘ : Wi =" ** + 4 . " : > $10 Down—Balance Monthly : w ‘os © eee . _ . tw - ~ : : . TT cA ’ a» = : P “ 4 | : , 3 2 | ~ an ea ~ . , 5 oy - . ‘Ss - ' j > . ° / " . : : , t - ss *- ~ x . > > - 4 “ . | : 7 ;, , cer min . ” 7 Pos > ~ ; ~~. . i ° OS a 7° +2 » hear i. i ‘ : ‘ q J 4 ss . . . T is 4% : : s asa - iw => . ‘ 2 : : i - aes — » : . * : y 2 . : ? ; . 3 J b 4 . : ; . * - . a . f ? “ “- + be ; a . " : es ' i . . 4 ~~ t . ;: ; . ; * oq , + a’ ~ tT rertees Hees AG, nF 2% » o Defend Jefferson City. . ° + ao oma Y Ue **Pape’s Cold Compound’’ ends Hemed colds or grippe in afew hours "°>* ? ‘ wcrc With Your Purchase va petcrome Som J $10 or Over, Cai) This Great Sale ished. Fy" Credit ay | | Junior Floor ~ / 5 page oi 5 >» | (Sf ih : 3} VRE Be 1 ARS : — vo a FPR OE es Fe a ep ne ee a —— ed naalediar gn = 08 a wa st. Louis Dental Society to Meet. sO 2 > ¢t Lu “SIRI LLLAAALAIALL Pitiad | ' | ae ei “+ . 3 : : ‘ . . . ‘ . * . tT» ? = i “ -~ + » © ee _ . - . . ; ~ ** : 5 a : >" . : > -o when he retire ne Rir: nner Se a en he retired. Blue Bird Dinner Set Free eae | . ——- " > ry 23h 4 . ¢ r _ , ii “ ® ™ = r y % ™ t . ~? vr’ ¢ iz . i" : . . ¥ ~% ras " - + : il : Pi . —_— on : . | E. ‘ ooY . > ee i. oa c . > - - - ~*~ ° on . ~ > der ~~ = : ’ > * w > + ‘ = a és . ’ . en and one great-gran 11a Beautiful blended brow inish a2 OS oS _ — ; = es : . * "9 . q bj ” | ~ $5 Down—Balance Mo: ! 2: ae orate . 7 et * \ sited et : 7 " ‘ " : { a ; ' ‘ ; + “eh ‘ a ‘ i : e > > " > . 4 . i= ‘ ‘ . ' . + s a ae cans Til (hit tl). Za Bh gt , x. =. My | és : ' 7 ' : : ‘ . e ¢ > ‘ “a . \\-ttnernenaaseenn Oo ~ s. q mic th ; | | : ££: gee nk, . / ' : : S — | 7 ae ¥ faa " vf Attend this sele ' W it B = % f, we Uy > ' , * ; : | ie early tomorrow s0 i uy 4 ny ditt | % 7 { t be +-— + a: die ae ii nn, an a ++++~- Be HY oT b-AGESEGReR: ts eo Gee at Goldman Bros.” Great Sale iewer did $14.95 bay 2° ~ & Tp Ty Tf Z © * oo a Vd j eS i. = Hao a] : : ail : , ~o-ee) 7° . are fine for a fashion shop- but never for your icine chest Pluto Water has outlived a thousand and one laxative “tads. Thinking men and women know there is noth- ing like good old reliable *luto. Minutes count when you need a physic.and Plut acts in 30 minutes to 2 hours. It never gripes. Ask your druggist for Pluto Water. Strictly tailered shades. Suenderds m the new, Early imercen Sash. Vv Bed and Pad—Special sird Dinner Set Free os ~ 7 mA $i Down—S$1 Monthiv Attractive bridge. S45 9x1? Velwv + 3 Slradracke Rhite Bird I); pai Pe — ri 2 - * end wroeght iron. xtue Dird Dinner Set Free ; | a : In this group of ported Dresden Balance Yorthis — " = 2 , oe Junior Lamps are Sowers. The lamps offered in — — variety. | meet. this sale were critically ——— mane - ane a | = natsment fine pleated Geor- tf = “Gre room. Special Lino Sale My examined before they 4 gette with all silk finished 7 | left the Hamilton Ross 4 " a ini eral - Lam ; : Blue Bird Dinner Set Free factories. ne regs nay Ff adorned nin ea dards are handsome- OO > | : ™ Each one is of ' | am : Physic ae | me tionably good —- ; 'y designed and er- ; “rs. All have smart, new - ~& Y Ae : : C " ava! ' } namented in Many new ‘ - . a! Sul! sendin Ronutiiel arts et ea EE: la Rare a8, ey Se! ig EIRP yk bir ns eles Hates ‘ps Portin ae Rae era “et ft A CA De A A oe We — ~e of @ te o gts. ~ oon oa ~ si es: eee P ee re t F “a ph a 4 rs Xe yt 5 TR ‘ ee. So 9 og RR Srey P & io” ¥ ¥ A SF aioe, eg — a Bottied at French Lick S ; ; “2 Us / sateen naam yg « designed xy ingenious , and attractive ways. Be a ec When ‘Nature Won't, Pinte Will ie 6artists and executed by 4 A display that is am : ia écorgette shades, drum 4 ey * ‘ ‘ oa > * * > 3 j . ca master craftsmen. y surpassed for beauty, & ! a “<< and inner lined ; f. style and vwalue' a $1 Down—$I1 Monthly | 2-8 OLIVE ST. ‘ OLN OW

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res ep emerged eee are ee a . ~ wee aa AS sera} = _GOLDMAN BROS. ECONOMY REASON FOR | “Actress Tells Secret 7 ae BIRD" DINNER SFT =| LINDELL BUILDING PLAN waren tt ‘DISPATCH . ST. — nde swine cpictitnsmccas ts 2. MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14,1926 : STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH | PAGE 7 We -_ Bh UE Small Angle to Boulevard Per- | American actress, recently made the , | following statement about gray hair, 7” pt Zab. nezitis Pan mits Greatest Use of and how to darken it, with a home- i \ 9 Property Space. made mixture: a ] % ers ‘Anyone can prepare a simple f Pa | mixture at home that will gradually 5 Sale Starts Promptly at 8:00 A. M. Monday ~ oD otens ae cane on er ree alan sa | ; eq, | and make it soft and glossy. ‘Fo 4 4 a one of the show thoroughfares, half-pint of water all 1 ounee of f And W il] f count Visit Lindell boulevard, west of Grand/ bay rom, a smal! box of Barbo Com- . I ast eek Nn y if ; boulevard, often wonder why most; pound and \% ounce of giycerine. fete We will buildings on the! These ingrelients can be bought at any of the notable settlesg ' T : | ss | # | a rrange drug store at very little cost. Apply te ape BUY LAMPS NOW FOR CHRISTMAS your nc- (ore ae Eade = 57 UE north side there nave their tronta |X", So scnte ema neeen an . count in e~# | ' T . , . * . small ¢ . to that | shade is obtained. This will make a gray Efi mps, $ 1 . Rar Will Reserve i, co or . -_, “yg H eo peng — — haired person look twenty years younger. — la hy am or Future Delive 50 days’ f reight : >| It does not color the scalp, is not sticky EVERY IL: eo ve P Ty tim ow ie te . eo a ‘ es to your The explanation is duel, Ther or greasy and does not rub off.’ : uit ~imp Standard and Shade has hee n designed as a complet: os a a» > or Over—( ‘ash ae ' tow n. is practicality, to begin with, and} harmonious unit. Lamps come complete with top ornament owien te , —_ wie de- Bi back of that is the history of the | VE MEN tassels on many, 7-foot cord and tw aks ce atlac ih plug. oor 8 Crean pg By | development of the city. : —_— _ aries = Vaasa sen T ‘ r e > h pm edi sete wel Pa Sax ; —— is rhe Bridge Lamps have the late ‘st ball swivel and adjust- aid gs. Be | Eastern corners of a number of it exceedingly l« a oe, igi: GPa ment sockets. - ie $0 miles buildings are several feet closer to Best W pa le by an enormous * eo ; Plenty of Salespeople to Serve You fe Ft}, me % c a s hg of St, , ay to Louis. ‘the Lindell boulevard curb. than ithe western corners. However, the Stubborn om Cough 'walls on the eastern and western | sides, it will be noticed, are paral. This home-made remedy la « wonder Join Our Christmas Phonograph Chub J) rtece sasane tris wer ort | ee Pay $1 Down ps from Hamilton finest Lamp crea- ray of Lamps that admiration. Each ndicraft of a mas- would do justice to etentious homes. he Lamps in this pe especially creat- r this event. As to J | 4 bao fe purchase Lamps Displayed on First Floor for LEP he (' | ia Convenient Selection. a : fis AN iy Read detail de- scriptions below —Hundreds of styles to choose the Melbourne Hotel, Elks’ Club, | Here is = home-made seeue eee Scottish Rite Temple, former St-| millions of people have found to be Louis Club, Masonic Temple and | the most dependable means of break- Coronado Hotel. ing up stubben coughs. It is cheap : The explanation of “practicality | and simple, but very prompt in action. e prices they are al. oe i! ,| Under its healing, soothing influence the very lowes* 3 Balance ae a om a - pe a heap = | et eS ee x aa i e | Pan jlaid out parallel with Gran ul@- | breathing becomes easier, tic in ve ever f I] h g Ing es pusptie 1102-1108 Olive rs West Oo t ft. W eekly | vard, and that placing the strnre- | throat stops and you iget a : ae _ or tures in the same way permits tak- | night's restfol sleep. he usual | threat and chest colds are conqu ote nen ROVER red were dininen by it in 24 hours or less. Nothing a minimum of wastage. better for bronchitis, hoarseness, throat History steps in to explain the / tickle, bronchial asthma or winter —EEEE_-_ Monthly reason the lots lack square corn- "coughs. You'll marvel how oe We wiil ‘ers. Land south of what was to} To make this — on syrup, lamps of such unus- bak | become Lindell boulevard was laid | so Mg oT ae ae ben a a a ual attractivenesscan YP hold 7OGas 'out shortly after the Louisiana | granulated sugar syrup and shake be sold at such a low ige Phono- purchase of 180%, by a Government | Retughiy. if 290 soe Se ; 1Bo4, ioe é | honey, instea u y price! Stippled poly- a ora ph f or aia sep The present center Eee md you get . tall ointeon jousliy pagite ht yd 5 . 0 andell boulevard was the north | supply—of much better cough syru Remember— iron standerds. The rae Xmas deliv- line of that survey. In later years,| than you could buy ready-made e for » Le a the section to the north was sur- | three times the money. Keeps perfectly You Get a shades are of shirred A, ery. veyed and subdivided—at a time | and children love it. : : georgette, attractive- ic toe when brickyards and farms filled Finer is a special and highly eou- Blue Bird Dinner ly trimmed. ARS ‘the neighborhood, instead of the centrated compound of genuise Net~ | Ss , Instes >| way pine extract and palatable guaia- present swirl of life—and the two | col, known the world over for its prompt . By joining our Phonograp FREE eat re Club yo will get a_ better ‘surveys did not coincide. Numer- | healing —, upon _ ae i LJ } amd larger P honograph and ae e —_— 4 0 avol isa intment, asx your FRE dA will be assured of Christmas o we angles mig jogs of streets ir dr ist for rt Y ounces of Pinex” 1 h P h \ alue of With your Phonograph delivery. we oui _Otrering ay | i” er parts of St. Louis may be ex- wit directions. Guaranteed to Wit our urcnase OF we eoi4ae hia: nll a sper way Ppa o ar a ( ~~ |'plained in the same way. give absolute satisfaction or Wit 12 latest selections an sole or Upright Phonograph | Some persons think, errone | mone tlyrefunded. : ously, y promptiyretun er ash af Ziue Bird Dinner Set. with improved tome arm— | PD $10 or Over, Cc | or Blu c a ee ‘that added visibility of the facades | Pimex Co, Ft. Wayne, Ind. This Great Sale 2 % Junior Floor bi. i. i, i SY + ‘hig? ; Tas | di aH } ul ‘ ——— hot " C4 oes rae Y - . #1. ‘ P Seer | te Credit |dell boulevard structures as they are, since the eye can sweep over \their pleasing architecture readily. for Coughs ithe wav thev stand. The angle of | eee leery boulevard to Grand boule- ‘vard is about 100 degrees tnstead| [ Pegema on Hands ,of the usnal 90. on ‘LIVE WIRES BAR HEAD-HunTERS| | For Nine Years FROM POPULATION OF FORMOSA! | Cuticura Healed Missionary Among Natives 52 “About nine years ago eczema +e eener* | was the reason for placing the Lin- | If TARPS ght | Years Sa | ins PS eee . hae yam. pn Are Not started breaking out on my hands ‘ =¥ Pa —— and fingers in a rash. It itched : +. gages ae Soe ger badly and when I scratched t, # | , | , 6 LONDON, Nov. 13—Formosa’s| | sould burn and eruptions formed. ete 120,000 head hunters have not When I put my hands in water & Hi. | caused the Rev. Thomas Barclay was worse. At night I could not Ae: ‘to lose any sleep in all his 52 years rest or sleep on account of it. The cn. |as a missionary on the island, and trouble lasted about nine years. Included in this Pix he has gone back to his work aft- Mle preremneytin splendid group ars er. er six months’ leave in England. think plage enone I be- meny hand painted Dr. Barclary has often spent gan using Cuticurs p and Oint- shades io eae nights in the head hunters’ villages| jment and in a short time I could colorings. Richly and always found them quite see that my hands were better. J beaded with innum- erable crystals thet shed a soft, lovely |friendly. But, the minister ex- continued using them and in |plained, he always made his visits i'when the head hunters were not ‘on the war path. $39-18th Ave. A, Moline, The head hunters inhabit the mountainous interior of Formosa. The Japanese, masters of the island Will Buy Any Lamp at Goldman Bros.’ Great Sale f dl a Junior Lamp that ers by the hundreds uA : - Piested shedes of 4%, ‘ J , 2 . A>. goorgette im soft, her- rds are of wrou rht ; 4 ‘ : stippled polwchrome i. ‘ peat 2a: sronious colorings. since the war with China, keep A wi th | S nnormette, ‘gf ire he me = We offer a ee 7 a" ee ° large selection. “= "“ | Third Generation is iong, deep and ===] Using Swap Fae finish A $192 No Other Laxative Can Replace Dr. Caldwell’s in the Phousends of lamps eweit your choosing tomorro-s ! - = Saeed a ‘4s - Re! reget ' a a ee ° ~ LB ae * | Table Lamps #3 . Low Priced ! | Confidence of Those Who Use It HERE are thousands of healthy, money will be refunded. robust young men and women Millions of carefully conducted who have never in all their lives homes are never without a boftic taken any other laxative for con- of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsis. stipation than Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup There is scarcely a day that some- Pepsin. Their parents were given one in a family does not need it $1 Down---$l it by their parents; the grandpar- for constipation, torpid liver, in- - > = Se Gee Ge «ee " Fe pemaeg the ' ar ; Most allur ha at ever pro- this Popular rr." i. one the gor- it today. It is the digestion, biliousn headac Cor of th ents are using it today. It is the digestion, biliousness, he 1 when e Monthly Buys one laxative ideally suited to all coids and other evidence of bowe B lighted i | = family, safe for the little ones, ee vey — —- il eir | effective in grown-ups, so com- r. Caidwells pyrup Pepsis is 7 Casts a Your Blankets | | pounded that elderly people who a scientifically balanced compound -hantment gre constantly forced to take a of Egyptian senna with pepsin a “2trre room. co : > mh | laxative find increased dosage un- picasant-tasting aromatics. The “2 At $12.95 these We show ® @rgeg Stiecucn ™ . sm THT? necessary. This wonderful consti- formula is on the package. As the mps of antique finished ete all Table Lamps will vets and Comforters. Buy a i | a8 Of pation remedy has been used con- popularity of this natural vegetable M adorned evith Large Selection o aneien om itoatent ees Line you need on ou! tr tinuously for thirty years, and over laxative increases,-the public dis- ith vines of Dres Marble : of appeal! The silk easy ? ten million bottles are now sold cards the harsher physics like ‘Sep All have smart, new Verde ee shades are. orna- plan hen O5 Od Sates ap - annually, the hargeet ocltia fam- calomel, one fae - — form. tal ps : Ortonte with sir of 7 _ ily laxative in the world! e cost salt waters and powders. Dr. . Pull cords. Beautiful Black and Gold Iralier ich ae silk * tor (Ce fies oh o ie | gverages but a cent a dose. Every well’s Syrup Pepsin empties the ecorgette shades, drum Se he allan, Sack aa add “tas Sige druggist sells it, and under a guar- bowels more cleanly and without cand inner lined. mM tive colorings. cial for ..0++e. . antee to do as claimed or your any danger. : We oe | : | Write “Syrup Pepsin,” 525 Washiagtoa St. | a RA gO ee Le gs. EN | Monticello, Miaois, tor a tree sample bottle,

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— ripe tet CSS ae : ave, ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oer ape mm ama icnty_ancoered at, Porting} the fall of 410 he SicSon of| cas pore sa OMACE On of Sa iwas not ot erm. se tae San propaganda e By 2 : : DEPICTS WILSON AS FORCED INTO WAR BY PUBLIC tp ewe eo Otter. Jur Detore Wieon set out on fed wp co cee Sufferers save a ae heat wit] i faith in the lit ad attend “or FRENZY AROUSED BY ALLIED PROP. AGANDA Neer ihe ceareion ot wer, | © ne oN a send a ae . ; -- ro 2 . ’ ‘ »s : —— ‘ > : ‘ . : . es & cc r S s ; . + 5 eis i . ‘ : = " . * s ‘zs i} - t . M ‘~ .. © holt Re ah sre I oro dis chance nistrat son messages—setting . . : igiy ti Somes © Fee ) a —. = the initial » the movement House Oe ee the mag! a0 uns : et (Ce wed to Public re ing Telling Phrases ARC Me ooo ny SD or pieeparctness. Wood i= giver |tened to his plea, agreeing to make | O° TOTO ttart. Likewise it had | ines in the — oS “The | Helped Undermine Ger- %, S . ‘ | 3 f : See = . e ss | ~ rae 7 ss te a : he 3 r , wea a : 5 hy ' . ” é : oe i | ‘ ta 4 and : - ; , | berm : — ae : a e7e |’ 4 | 7 i 3 | a Most Ee 6 rage ng x ee Ss a : ‘eS a Se B 3-3: vs. Sass e ae a ates he " v] gener cai (eISUe Cee NRT an’t hope always kno ciples were looked Upon: Base ep wick spells, Soa - : : ee es og AS ee : % + ee hle nereon that witho :e¢ cordial urs : Bye bs aml a ag nd of ¢ : 0 “mile : zseorge had remarke@ 9 . . s to Da EK Reveals —Outjockeyed at Ver i ae al Se ee : : | a ee Up] he President, the | pir gle ol lente weed. © CORO Ce Oe ee Wee tarted. was between Wilses : cnissiel by Doctors + hat 0 pean ti a ie . 5 tat Celle Rc dege ne ae Srveh opr a ednpeatiy E. D on. re ae eee ee was good enough to say that’ was the last ome of | é on Return Home _ to ck | | a. ke a Ss Sh. Septet eee ta ae sade : t was Wilsog|s idea that im 2) re is been mest helpful, he newspapers of Sa Se ment ¢ ne Fount sewe . me : SS eee eee a ee om te ete. le tee bo | Wee teathed: making MM gpGenal) wee ' ac: george: “| United States had @ N. J. Times. EE Toes | : 7 : Mu ad . ne | lucky sta How Politicians Work ig People to War Frenzy. a ublicans made it ‘ ” . e . Dm ' ot written and whole i BUnU OO ia and mm of that e774 ' hook that fe : weDan morte! ‘ , : — ¢ nbi¢in: a OD 2 —— somach trou- ainst i4son: —e i ee ‘ ries wh. asiiy |! : ® ak _- mene and doctering for long dies il . , . it is free for . - afi - hy ysteria increased “jlson, despising war Pana , eos Oy yee PREM sy aE RG oe ee "™ o — - ee Yo. Get What You Ask for at Johnson’s Cur two West-End @ ra a Stores. ome in nd ¢ ot | A | . : = and get acquair' alee ano ST.CHARLES * | ADVERTISEMENT ed. Courteovs ations. were severed on Fed. 4, 4 |iy turned over to the Morgan house inform and guide “American |Z amatid of 4 emailer Mekican ke orks , | Siore No, 2—e Baliviere and McPherson—Telephone GAbany 4219 | oe es shee Scneke at See, the Presiient (0 se cv uste and proma.| MéeAdoc ehrewd able and en cc sg inn a A sod :* Store . J—Hamilton and Plymouth—Telephone CAbany 7646 Nieto cal YS NOTHING WILL . nited States.” Ie the Vel Apras ee a ‘S B2UGTOUSS, lie “aan vee i bites onitinl vices : r $3 : ee : . os . . eee virtuous professions 1 oe hich resu yn April ¢ ee ak = duet | camino iano me pi 9 gee gam g 8 egal berry Add 10° > to Mail Orders for Packing and Postage : B® COMPARE WITH IT + I cee ice [een ot twa ected wath Germany. [22 S04 conferred “ith Wilson the tions and he was capecially fortv_ tne Armhy had to command ove YOU DON’T SEE YOUR WANTS IN THIS A — AN Re Te SNR PEs coed tad ons ‘ peer RR. DMR dtinbest i Say poeees WE HAVE IT AT OUR USUAL MCHDAY CUT-RATE SALE PRES’ ® = 4 si ; . ’ : =" . " . ! ixterine Ise. 3 for +86 the ¢ Jur Lip “ticks .... Litics Criticism: a‘ ; sit Oi isce itd ‘ Oi : BO Our a os $1 Larky Ticer Hair Tonic R50. : : Tissue ( ream ee et : ae who . + 3 % . confide, reg ents iv 9) Neormogen. fer gray : $1.50 ¢aude' ; 7 . i , thelated Pine T az bs ow by ' — , Pin Imported 7 f “a p4 ad Wilson was mucn Ke L! i ut ,2 ne ee oh ‘Tugn of : id it *ermi- : oe ; : =e . | ae ‘ . \ : 1 eg +Minute ‘sets . 0 oe . . ’ — , . H : I es ; FT a,e¢RINs ‘ (see ~*enoee*= ees , kh Noa ab phd GS = ST fr oe Died tanding religiou: ade | ; ne nade a stron Pez in oe ae ad ia ’ ae in ied to Fret ivisions, wn | Hevaties ate. > Scien Gua & Gute world, none of ho! as able t: ustri ingary lid the pee bee gam became ee ee i Paiain Bes age . a a “equest ow: Iirned ‘ Cree Terpin “Ge $1.50 Larvex Moth Liquid & Sprs + 00ee ; & # ‘ , . me + " : | A ; “ aterhure = ¢ cl Liver Ext. Loe Zan ite 1Gor. . a i 25 Pinkham « Vegetable Comp... Sf Knox iny “pots Y leaner. “Tc, Tite : tliegioa og oaem 50 Merthe Kreams : Se Espervine T)rvr pein ; amtit wi Dew i! bows r l Dares Mentha Pepsin Ss Se Pr. Sheil’« Ptaster vv w nwyVy breast the onr % Oe ge eo lage oe mo os ae ,i See Tan phene ow : Fiaspi si ¢ ofton * 4 F roet I}. : . ‘ . % Thy meiene -ie, ite, Oc Grove's Laxative Brome Quini :uville Silwer Single Ca }- - ~er' The ,- &.. ie tile wilt er Double 4 resara o C }4 = Whe: ee “rs mae Vils mee ame 17 vs Fie ‘ $1.10 Miller's Herb Juire, Be i's €aseurn GQuinin Bix drut s Skin & Tissae © ¢} ’ ; > in | ’ : , . - mos hs = , a caieaies — 98r: 3 fer S$. ; ave Lil ‘oni er me's Incense o ° a Pha eee Lrmie 7 Bt 1 ‘eplace and Sa $1.50 Marr T. (oidman’« Hair ; ‘ee - Sots ai-Kies Cold ef ¥ . - os (“2 . ; i 3 ‘ ‘ . ry . + be ; * hs ‘ r re "=o Petre! cer : 7 = —— . pie ’ ; te ee ; ‘ reg ‘ a . rfments + ees 9 ‘ oS ‘>. . - ~s ; es if : _- | 74 war : 1 : rie j . . -_ ‘13 "Regurifler a . . , m . . , . . ; . 7 . .-* 2 : , ont Lor ? rn Herr “. wier, © ein - | . | . en various rem- 8) DURABLE INSTALLED f | te impression on the minds of the Gen. Pershing as comn + | Gadde ba cacaannit asa eae an T5¢ 5 Yards $1.00 : seh rae 2 —_—as COMPLETE } ==: elaine the aiministration.”| Wikia Wie Meteresieed thar tap | “C2 2ry?em [te Seep tanh eit — 39¢ NUJOL Size 3c | Creme. ERE: ve yea ae ger get administr: Gauze. eee Blooms a connie oe ange in the tion of an experienced, practical gn Wiech ® splendid losaity to Per-| Bf woewecus | MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY 3 | 22 Silipgte Dor: cuca aaa I EO, Co on ideniior tind dream. |Perehing’s eapacty and nie we. | Ct? Se a ee we wie é a EYES ome that | Regulator automatically —— ‘r, whose tast: . lifetin rorya ipport the con n Vhite H ) : : - , PINT, TESTED the damper and keeps a comio ~ signee ecneapcihge Pe ge oc ol come, fi a nz OW ecord. Roosevel’ inish- 49 istinguish : . ev : eM : Cc FREE temperature throughout th weet: . \. ee cet ain. i . oe yinte Electric Temperature Regulator in- Ss nance ! indus we? i ¥ e wt ic : REG A IN VIGOR runpas - “ _ (ae -al way roguiated led ; rour hore. I+ easiiv . : © 4 e and mor he pi 4 it ti : hen Re | r omitted Lb oo nermal -ondi- for tel the Bt, ee Eee Wall treet 20 longer was jen becoming Preadeat. # Combing | Won’ t Rid si | | AND STRENGTH |} oo’. ~ = rood neaith aw 1 4 ; i? rir St Jt r enc . € , ; . 3 / . j 3 i . : eg ; -— § . ha tjon ne. - you money by cutting your fuel bills! The price —$30.00— a - ena Oa |e SE ee Har of Dandruff | ) 8 eigg ~Pig o =. % rien@id, feed digests » - —, ) 4 . effeetive. - / ' @ good appe- includes complete installation on nde ge ot furnace. A | gtupendous business sid f war warrior fr un , min tae ony ¥ to md @ re ~ lp. - . - call, — — — th e J. M. to inne \e USiztie Ss ae 5% &. “es idle = ~ OP € Ke mi "Te “hee ~> > Wa , .! a ec ' ~ ‘ : aie ; Scence now points s new 33¢ adil z | ; _ | : ij . speculate : . he econom if nitels ipposed to havin: * , a pune re droge. eam sQuid way to vigorous Heaith and 3 a De: a> a -ompare Tear off coupon—and mail at once! | Stivces ina! nai generated the Government fail into the ands of 27708 Apply Ht at aight when fp pee i cade) ahendbtee-ennen 60c SIZE OF Deneticts eva? , pow ment. If you are restion eewinn naan ---=-- === ---------------------------. oe ma, eee ees: | ma oh | + a Sth An imported Castile Seap from loss of energy r . ™s and aiigen . D, & T. MANUFACTURING COMPANY oe criate the cigit axieme of the re- ic of Wilson be was permitted to! Ty eis! 4 “iit tr dened 3 fur 27c ondaine nc mae a ere E -PE . met Medicine to other 3001-3009 LaSalle St., St. Louis, Mo. cold facts of lif Raft. Scott mi t have had the!’ ag cd Na nm . | ur dand PEACH BLOOM ness. Regan normal heaith before more ass" f i. *o See the Herb Juice serious Goudie deveiops. “= om the Herb Juice - ¥ » pat a: a A Sr 5 ty Lie at is yes shee ae ee Uae sie 44 gates” Po eee « I'd like to talk to a D. & T. Service : mn. but } anpieat eRe PE lsatiqRs — 1B EP eats BEAUTY CLAY Now thousands of men and women take COD Liv' = ot Wel ae Man, without obligation on my part. . fans a long ¢ aoe be iG Ri spiraff wou wma ' ? ae normal health, oS Vashinetos seams a nuiurei ‘Sealing amd beautifring : * found only im a limited depesit energy and vitality ancogen. the new a: 4 . : | # eben irkanse- scentiic giand tonic, prepared in tablet form, ~ — | ABLse marrelows powers ef cleansing tor men an , , he skin « Sieckheads and blem- Tr and tor wom em, prowrces & Simipi¢c 7 } -_ “+7 rs eta in. : ; a . : ‘ . : ‘shes ard «triaet hy ns runt eT rie. method tor taking gi lancular [eacsent. Ln = cxrelilent aes Mi “ae | ici | ise * pri oi aa aeons | ait once, an 22 é pe fi ing your 3 ge ~~ — Tones up the when “— Le Ee Se ee nee a ee ee ee ee ee ee ee mies -_ . . . . = : — : Pha : at let rors . sey. = kt and soft. _ i bicern slew af GLANDOGEN the lpbevenad ane im prowas . (Thin ofr prod for St. Lenin dS Lewie County ony. Terms f desired) ff\come dace ‘mor Eneiand im *915 anillty. Many” wert is ingly '9@,8d fous bandeed uimen borer. Uf Jang 23c and 89¢ | $2.98 ai $7.98 | Pam 8 at : ie Ug aes, | aus 2 °° Veen Prescriptions Filled Accurately and Premptiy—30 Years’ Experienct® os

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—=J 1. LOUIS POST-nispatcH __ : SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1%%g ) = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DISPATCH Congress. ) propaganda. The enemy had} e Wilson ‘set out on|fed up on diplomatic ar pean peace ™ ission I' and explanations. They phat with him in the; faith in the political mafe | = 4 = a Members of the sorority ; hose wa > 1918, he issued the} merely to crush the sirens a 400 Delegates Expected at tom s of the sorority are chosen f for the election of | idea, proved exceedingly erg. tion of National Mortar Board. ate trom the ee: — - Epc S l son as Oorce nto ar | nad been sent o s For eight months Ludendorff has ii been in Europe as a ee ee ee rics nformation, ; trous effect on the mo oe to nee German troops of some aan ! ; mon people cheered and bowed and | frequently called the heads of the|he was physically and mentally | riends. as well as the|son messages—setting forth @ 5 Gi s | worshiped, the seasoned political executive departments of the Gov- capable of performing his official 1 "ils and! America was not fightin , y York Physician vs _ ADVERTISEMENT warriors delayed afd juggled and ernment into conference. Wilson | dutiés a wphisene ess; man people—that went yi Public Free! | hee wore him down. A gréat palace|added that no one but the Presi-| There was much pathos in that > sage Paget I lines in the summer and ‘cal 7 t Book ry ee The Buildin P fF was provided in Paris, precious|dent, under constitutional law and | visit of inquiry. Standing by the aba ge weg » eet oe 1918. carly Gee - 4 ower oO ‘gifts were heaped upon the house- | practice, had the right to summon | bedside, Fall gazed on the recum- iness to keep an eye. 3 Most cobb Cause of hold, and the Wilson entourage|the heads of the executive depart-| bent figure of the distinguished in- al side of the war. _ Wilson’s mu ‘ F stirs . ac é n Say : r 9 - ; Tis , , hope always to know ciples were looked upon ag ¢ meer Sick Spells, Stomach a d 5 lived in regal style. Wilson per- | ments. ee valid. With tears in his voice hey ‘4s transpiring at the; lent strategy, when ~ en Disorders and Tells "a er O e 7 /sonally wearied of the royal enter-;| Jansing, in answer, admitted | delivered himself piously and fit- | S trans} a so » Os ut leat that “certain members of the Cabi- | tj “ , le 3000 miles away,”’| George had remarked, the «Me emt to Do. It Reveals od enough to say that: was the last ounce of flesh | | o me, when I started. was between Wilson and Pingo .. Ignored by Doctors | C S 99. that w i f tavembe 918, |bure ; leu gruths , ‘by clever old-world rulers to block | that we were denied communica-| After Fall had left Wilson turned | nin November, 1918, bur g. But what our allies enki pel Why You Continue | reates trength 5 Whole System i tion with you, it was wise for us to! to Tumulty. sighed heavily and | | 0 le thing about war is: titude that Am 4 jal reports I had sent most before the victory hag eg P one ate | om most helpful, and|}the newspapers of Engl a me | eat sa cesta ees — —— -were plainly out for keeping the ‘ea ; he ) rested that he would | F "ec had look pte: he WITH X-RAYS. Pog a Se ip es Ss oe balanc f rer that had carry out Wilson's policies at all/f have been wondering what rested that hs oul ranc 1a ooked pe STRATED 2 | Pr ° Food 3 : ‘e e. ie |] | balance of power at had pro-| times eo Sais “a pas a ill i ool up against some very toward America. There wag game -_ | aises I OMIC | eee 4]; duced the war. From the United Wilson promptly replied to Lans- |}, cht * one that he s aa a © ers Nps aeied an tien ones ag a = $ Z Fi '§ Ee: ; nee ' States the Re ublicans saw to it P P sie | owe 0 queer me Wwi e - political cunning and | sistent propaganda to 4 ——E ee ° | ee ep : ing, saying that the Secretary’s let- | ,,; sd AXKASS SS SSS il ; ROR % feos : Ses ; . ; eh ’ x - SCCre ry . ~ SSAA. « etty ‘aris he seemed aware American military effort by¢ ig pene Oe eee +} as Body-Builder a tee S ee that the proper kind of anti-Wilson | ter only confirmed a feeling which garrid tired. i Wil. eee ee ge © ona —) Hs, : : ain '¢ —e a Ss a 6 Reg al ag eee | en Ks er Lansing retire t was Choad. was a reversion news was dispatched to Paris. One| had been growing on him . g manhood of the/at the last moment in op@ge ificéd to the stupidity | gather a fat sha fans he brave’y &*~ Outjockeyed by Shrewd my business to see his supreme confi- | persuasive eloquence | se fait in his own), " | when he came to put the ship ¢ resi | wh 1e cam inist Sonnino. He took the best he ‘Mrs. W ‘issued in the name of the President 2% chotagy ee cee venon of ee : ee cre en | a ee ee a, ee) et in Europe, always striving to A ison and Twnulty during the last months in, the) MOTHER! Fletcher’s Castoria isa War Frenzy. | a. % pesca disgust with Rag © fe feos 6 8 ha Bee ll ee ee save his League idea, but when he ctually Ran Government. White House were actually written pleasant, harmless substitute for Castor Ime day the history of publicans made it impossibig” am PARR Gee | * Pigs ee es pe SR . e325 came home ne weald take nothine | Wileon-hever returned to his or. by Colby. After the Republican - =! . "n> ea | }5 ? e written and whole! have Elihu Roo the roles that propa- | liticians play in get-| pany him and h : : lar ple stirred up suffi- | O74} : nay ae . 3 Rae 5s ees MM |B oe : Sl oak pees. tS MO OS Pe & vo. eats SS & | d of thing is stopped.” [Eyropean Politicians, mee ee a Bae ee | Be a oe aN cae «A. in with the trick schemes, and of the suggested offer Lansing had The shrewd politicians of Buy SS Saas ae x be ae ‘ ee PRS ES Se saw to it that the President of United States had a great joy standing man of that party ace those whose “minds Fi Risa a aN ; 4 ee Sian Scnehcaesil ? . , es e Nee. oe s Se ae tei e sn ES Sw} His Fight for League. bulk of the country’ 8 business for give thanks for, and so he suggest- ! ADVERTISEME —_ | SORORITY: SESSION THIS WEEK aeett next Thursday to Sunday. ; = | the basis of scholarship, leadership and participation in campus ac- Nearly 400 delegates from every university in the United States wil] | tivities. : Continued from Preceding Page. 1920, more than four months after | Harding-Coolidge administration Su erers attend a convention of the Nation- The chapter at Washington Uni-/the crackling warnings of Roose-|the beginning of his isolation, he| hag given him a@ded prominence ver to them. al Mortar Board, a national ia versity will act as hostesses. | velt. wrote to Lansing asking if it were | since, insisted in the Senate that told of the at. ~~" |}Claudine Fay is president of the And so Europe took on this con- true, as be had been told, that,/a Senate committee personally visit | _— orary sorority, at Washington Uni- chapter. fident idealist and while the com-jduring his illness, Lansing had/the President to ascertain whether | RE Py ASR, te. OR Ee ee ch-heralded pau 'taining, but he never found a way tingly: [ have been praying for ‘to get afound the schemes devised | Met felt that in view of the fact} you, Mr. President.’ EE, ee aed awh a Mrs carunet irs beans Weal MS er 5 omer ne Sete aN Ne: SANE REE A ON @ Cx P>, 'his peace plans. confer inf ally ” id They were no altruists. They r ormally together.” He in | said: sisted that he had endeavored to “You heard what Fall said? Well, | hen == b to the original BMl-The Inner Mysteries erica had come. : ot 2 a _correspondentg had been engaged | increasing reluctance and that he! aa 5 eee | Gl i 4. ote ai by Secretary of War. | re of the Saing, q es ge ee hessece: === a eee | I ae AE Bie iti es a aes for that particular task. The Paris; had been trying to forestall Wil.) es ont : thought, however, he | Rh eragir BAB. Bee, | ree ee ee Se rs 2 ee ie Se ae ee | Press, always under political con-|son’s judgment on many matters. age ea Se ‘trol in foreign affairs, readily fell|He said he would take advantage |2Ut © olby in the State Department. ASTOR IA he ° ae MR sl of the widely k . ’ : isons first idea to name Baker Sec- ’ Fine for Colds ota ae 2 emer Se 1 : as Gels known Washington | Lansing accepted his guidance with | retary of State and Bainbridge Col- | "4 5 / 2 Z, eid et (Joo Drors Se nacassancesegeese* een ne el » This was in appreciation of ‘olby’s | Wilson eventually began to make | Made to resign, as it would afford had the Bull | Soames Barty ee (1916 and coming out boldly for _ynild surrenders here and there, | “an opportunity to select someone | until he found himesif out-jockeyed | Whose mind would more willingly | 'by Clemenceau, Lloyd George and | 8° along with mine.”’ en de" Wilson. | Many of the documents that were Met eS CU SS EE nem es| in thie way of rencrvations | fices im the White House landslide in 1920 Wilson sent word | Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and i : Bee ie Re | . | Broakdlown Followed | While some attempt was made to see ech cgi es 2 yen se ve Soothing Syrups, especially prepared few . WE WUC LO ; ve ‘ . |to resume Cabinet meetings, the {nfants in arms and Children all ayes. is attempt to nap seta net Vm, ye tag a ili Nb BAI hace ¥ i . mit wars. There is a/ along” with his own served to Ge. ser it is here—the book that re- : On his first hurried trip back |17 months was carried on through © that Colby write the presiden-— It has been in use for more than 30 itive exaggeration! the opposition flames. é a the mystery of stomach trou- iwh I th ’ ss » Aetp OSC to | Mrs. Wilson. tial proclamation for Thanksgiv- | § ee eprene™ | es thelr pesociated disorders that en i was rather weakened and run down, I found that the | America the Republican Senators | PRES oe: fely reli e British and French It was but human that he she pa mil.o’s of men and women in , circulated a round-robi a | Tumulty, the practical head of ‘8 day- | years to sately rehieve ; n America was easily | be carried away by the applay * gufferine = ~ yy Meg building power of Father John’s Medicine created strength for my notice in ee ketas he 4 aaa | the nation, rarely saw the Presj- Colby was at the head of the. Cc : : Wi 4 Coli eR ot rng sa ne . oll ~ gee relie ne is iree 10! — ne Senate | wee ne Sta ¥ rhen | onstipation in l | Rpptaled to the senti = — There Nast Sci of tre Stomach’ whole system. I think it is fine for children who need buildingup. would not accept the League of 2 ag es att. A tte | chee ae a ee br Flat dl ~ O° oo mir The German propa- gs i Revs yner Mysteries 01 Stomact ic ; ence with him. ‘© - & any rave ‘ atuience oO Oweeten oto i kward and arrogant. er been any guch wholesale worshi “ ho | | , a . disoriers who graduated fro was known, however, that with. Shige Ss e : Diarrhea Regulate Bowels : terrorize. America of any mere man. In the fullnegignicenis Me .o see the mother of a family strug Phere had at no period of their. rH PASTES — TOILETRIES = It Above All Other | ill-health. Mrs. John M. Roath, ee eh 28 Lansing, Wilson treated nis ' ; o/\* : Bats - + Sadalia NI ae "3: Pe ; Becone eecre Ste + 3 E 30) So. Sneed a : Sedalia, I SB .: SORE cr ary of tate with oe $1 Coty’s Face Powder ..........7 dies for Beneficial 130% : setae . anh Se Te ae 2 Ae ‘scant consideratio en ; = dpc Mic Tre dur Compacts ....-.-ecees - to $50 at.... if est indorsement.” said a I nearly fell on the stove. Consti- a ae Eo ie? | $30 to $45 $ 95 4 Po 1o : i on > 7 ; . , >. = ate noe er } rAd} mnt’ 5 , P . P . > Fe MEDICINES TOILETRIES 4 poran, $108 North Twentiet | pation bothered me and sapped my ; Bieber oe x “ie i the President's complete \ TOOD Beds in walnut finish, N excellent overstuffed Suite with fine Nachman springs, loose alues. ese yptus Cough Ssrup, ive $1 Haut Ten Cleansing Cream .... j pet, St. Louis. body of energy. Sex : 8 o breakdown, Oct. 4, 1919, when ;1e greatliv reduced. They are cushion, and upolstered in beautiful velour. & Cod Liver BS r0y, ~~ $1 ota Bleach Cream .....--- 63e | i ‘Ag a result of mv stomach dis- Sess ERR on NE a” “J Was In a semiconecious condition the new bow-ehd style. = Writ buflt with oo ; Rie, § x1 rr ae ee oe . : ie os eM ° ° ‘eee mrne , > - a ad 4 I 9° w Pepto Mangan YNe £1 Gelden Peaceck Astringent . ee A i orders and constipation, sick head- prost rate on the bathroom floor ef $1.00 Cath nao abundance f dra or i Syrup Hypophesphites, Se Mavis TFaleum. 19¢; 3 for Sal a ak a ro |aches attacked me. Often after le years of a @nd pain. i the White House, Lansing had sug- : $1.00 Cash | tee q ria ; X j i lis ‘ee ae wy * ee, 3 . , . s 7 iIVUUSs nas ri veen reéicaset (roe + he rs « be : Miser jot ie Me, Ae whe ree So “ag mene | going to town I would have to be re : ti : bondage ef pain by thi gs sted that arranger ents be made a » ‘Ss Medicine Ate, gle | 500 Nee was? ma ‘lifted from the buggy I would be vonderful tonic, made trom roots, t®. have the Vice President assume a a 4 Gitte Hi pper’s Cold or Va iis ne ate ; a in such pain. I heard of Tanlac marks and ! Os ccoraing to the command of the Govern ment. eC. Fer « ee Sas . . ; } Lit LOrmuia. { isitila TUT. , pil ie; 3 fer $4.25 hoc LaB'uche Face Powder , - * ot and decided to trv it. huilds strength as it banishes pain. Wilson had heen paralyzed on ea mes cen . aa oe ee or Vanishing Creek - : Ke. “That was three yearsago. After It put lesh upon weak, scrawny his left side and he was never able >?) q ; ote = @ ° ae = ans . . ; i a m ; - 7 eo > . : “2 ‘ * ‘ > ? . ~ -_ ; : " ' ter b4de S1 Cutex 5-Minute Sets . Thad taken 2 bottles | began to eat ; | eee ore ac. | ggain to bear his weight on his te, Tle, SLST. $4.49 | St Coty’s Taleums 1eeee sees more. Food tasted better. I did not re’s noting like it. Fst t left leg. No one entered the sick | y Sulphur 34c¢, Gite £1 Coetv's Perfumes seowes suffer from stomach pains. My Ves Sul PIseins eUlts At ta : ek, like. . ee has ever | ; .J |that the public interest demanded aviIne as Iva r10 y 4 or a 7} > nc , - oe : ag Bleach Meereeson and the Juice pogo | f ithat the news that Wilson was pr>- i . ; 3 i + : ° Size Others, I p ladly give you thi cariously il] should not. be disclosed | a 1 95 Creme.. nent.” sive you this | : | $50 to $75 ‘ 20 to $30 ME” Omtticice with her to the country, but the question Values alues ment Thr ‘ . : . »7 — - + > ’ ; > “ne ve AMIN . as given in a recent ine | . Re: ~S |arose as to their duty toward Vice ASSIVE 9-piece Dining-Room Suites. beautifully finished that TUESDAY ONLY a 25¢ FEEN | ‘the loca demonstra- | x, A oe ee 'President Marshall. He, like near- ' SOUR-BURNER Cabinet Gas \ consist of buffet, china, 6 chairs, extemsion table tz, well-known make tet — . GUM LAXATIVE © ‘ r 3 ea wa chats 7 , Yuet $4 ; ly everybody else in official Wash- Ranges with oven and ia Se? ; VS , = Blast Heaters — recondi- . os : ¥ 4 . 04 aevtsong e|hiy ne 11? ~ ‘ rer ee oe “ty | y Vice President be told. so as ‘vo $1 FEENAMINT. ~ ey So I am pass ‘ mt ., prepare him for the assumption | of the duties of the presidential GUM LAXATIVE sufte eonstipation ‘inally {t was decided to give delicious tid In uutives tante like old- fashioned RENGTH J | te i aang stomach, a Ba os root heath aa T | Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are not | vice president's room at the Cap!- Corres tion nes and tiver Us. up- find them eg Take Glandogen rene m4 dient, a am rev: for this Ci , hi 9S v f tion as to those who were nearsst f energy: s{ cians and proved safe by millions over 25 years tor | Values at. 23c and 45¢ | N VIGOR] n0 2??? ae BBR ern veytorat | SAY ~ BAYER ASPIRIN’— opine P duaaly sadareeh | tis eotenctl be made on him at any moment | ' . ‘ ; stn oe ae > ' : Mars mm. : n | | se ? ine hh FR ee il " . sane 69c BS 4 rent fe “a i : n oie Basromewe warning through an un-); co Sse — 5 Wise) 4 RSE 2. oom / ; . MET State Of health and I am | offical channel. J. Fred Bssary, AS 43RD 3 | aa) | 7 cme | ess) PI C 0 FEE @ ] the medicine that | Washington correspondent of the FS ang in ee ~ Pomel pe i Vi , | as = _2¢ / he f this unhealthy | Baltimore Sun, who had been tak- | ee ae mee ie A thd sitet RFA ped) a ijl a WonDES* mma... - © first bottle of erb | ; en into the confidence of the inner | a =~ 7S “ ase Fh , | - rs = 2 } al e . —— 2 : ea if , , VALUE eek wonderfully, real | offiical circle, was chosen as the | ER | seaman ae . : . 3 reas, war HEM TL 3 Lhs. oF ee nae haath 3 , ‘unofficial spokesman to acquaint, ee a i q b= — ont ned op ol. wet, | Marshall with the call that might! mM eee , . 4 il wav so that ar back ne rma condl- task. He called on Marshal! in the Odd Davenettes : mStinatic / . ‘ : Children and grew athe m sone, di- tol. just off the Senate Chamber, | uuily palatable SH,» ‘Piendid, food digests | getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin prescribed by physi- (0) yy ohn ret exact informa. $30 to $45 >] 5-49 aA good appe- "y Srateful, tna ‘and advised Marshall to be pre- | & in head aul “ © TAIN | H d h N iti L h pared to succeed to the presidency. | APESTRY- COVERED, beau- . y he TALNUT veneer Buffets with Mating compare cne iCUurItIS umbDazo During the newspaper man’s re- tifully finished Davenettes : cabinet board edges an a” wo. aee . 60c SIZE 4 all i peneficial res mas ” = ? S cital Marstiall. site at his desk that open into full-size lnk- ests that heve Ang aa ent. ee pat 4 “tetas ndirestion and ‘Te3 . * . ° . , , va spring be 8. ~ a Geeit anen space Ym an cin | . ad bowed. evidently in ‘ TALNITT-VENEER and cabinet-wood Bedroom Suites in the new loss of energy end Ptoms and ailm Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism or a oe 4 $1.00 Cash W oat. finish. Dresser, bow-end bed and chifforette are in- $1.00 Cash tired and worn out, your -CO}: Pleased to seniaeiaiion | deep thought, profoundly moved. ed by glandular weak- blendid Medicine to other r 4 The visitor did not ask for a ;ce- . and wh he had delir- =waceneseess” Bina, the Herb Juice DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART ced” ike. amhitoaiel sh ren ge t Nt Eas y Credit health betore more men and women take .COD LIVER ee established . , he saw the Vice President still sit- | ee regain normal health, *) 2 lgreen's drug ‘ting with his head bowed, his eyes = HOUSE IRMIENING co. Giandogen, the new the Herb Juice walked to the door. Glancing back, \ Terms on r ‘ashineton y ae samen D , ) : eed ag yn 2 SIL TABLET ; om aot thie wea ca prety Fan Accept only only Baver ackage ‘on his desk. He had not spoken. iG 3 en, provides a simple pat ominge dy houmnds of peo- which contains proven directions. a word. | : = EXCHA NGE ES E e fl i ! Sone treatment. An excellent tonic . e h ay Ee iad ge ie any Soyer sae te ee | ce cutttiontiy 19 20 ted af soene! 71 & MARKET STS.— 206-8N.12 ST the blood and improves the mi $7.98 |Paee 3 and Promptly—30 Years’ Experience now selling at ‘of the things that had taken place ae of mo s ~~ a a re auntets ewede mark Bayer Manefacture ef Salicriicecid rat Sarty. = . eo = ° - ‘he was much agitated On keb. *

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___SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 ee OD ba ie SELECTIONS IN : ant PAGE 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MAKE PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS GIFT — ie é : ) ‘PART SIX. | | ’ " ) ion’s Supremacy in the — a, | : Monday Is the Second Day of This Event in Which We Are Demonstrating Conclusively to the People of This Community the Union's Sup y aa : ‘ Retailing of Dependable Furniture at the Lowest Prices Posstble. 3 : | . ROUTE NO bb Tr . i cisvieniedy : CFSSSSSSSSSSLSFSSS — oe ‘ns | (PEN 10) JOPLIN eos i Scores of bargains which would make practical Xmas Gifts are ee) Play er-Pianos SC - 4 Jacquard Velour Coxswell Chairs : priced at the lowest possible cost in this event. = = = =3 | | y cont N PFE) xn a ae eta’ ee ee eee = se up DRA Ses ESBS cia all le . on Lem, wing fe ere a RO ante pe Res * ’ a eee elie eee oe | Poe ee aie ae. te neo he ae oe we . Our other lines of dependable homefurnishings are also offered at _ $ THE CELEBRATED HARDING MAKE $40.00 Value, in +? ae $2.00 : sensational discounts to enable all greater St. Louis homemakers to * pare ¢ y, 9 5 omnes This Sale at Cash make selections and anticipate their every need for the present or Value at Cash | — Hon of Stretch 7 future ) : “alk iat Ss e j rance li “Harding e) = ; ~ sexaeae set hag soe rg Mn ore: a i ie Means 170 Mies of Con- > newest style Coxswell Chairs that are upho!- : in fine Jacquard Velour with damask and Ye... ¥ . f our value ivin Be... Player-Ptanos which are brand-new and ' . reversible cushions. Nachman. spring Come to the Union and be convinced o “s ~ S with excellent clear tones, perfect mechagism, (oy i . = supremacy. full 88 note and mahogany veneer cases. atl oe - | : crete Between St. Louis ORDERS HELD FREE FOR FUTURE DELIVERY asampnncananetenmneneagansncenacnansanieeeeeiiiitt: §_—_Lusubaineiie | . — . | With 22 =: USE OUR EASY BUDGET PLAN : Oe. wughway No. 66, which| mobiigs . -, . a a anise St Louis via Union, Rol-/} A = nofield, Carthage and Jopin, | Sprine concreted all the way from) an’ won 4) \ ~ now ingfield to Joplin, and hag been | THE FEATURE OF THIS GREAT SALE Another Purchase and Sale of 200 Renowned “Herz”? Automatic _Da-Beds med to traffic, accor ling to a re-; +. the headquarters of the Au- | horgepower abhile Ciut from @ gfieid This section of the highway, 79 in length, has not been used | several years, due to constric- | work Metorists have bes Route No. 16 from Sprinz-/| ($14,000) ¢ ts Republic, then west on | most costly ¢« e Highway No. 38. This route | distinetion gravel. snd 11 miles longer than |power Rolls. Four-Piece i! 2 new concrete highway. |cabriolet bod} [ae The opening of the new streteh/ while an end aa 9 concrete makes a total of 179) same make ew Bien ut See oe cetween a kate Bar See on U. S. 66. The dis-| markable fae Louis to Joplin ls | of six-cylind $300 Values, in This Sale at........... ' .. 5 miles. Except for a few dirt) models on f - etches. a : is concreted : . leent were ~ Vk ose anu, @ : of Missouri in 3S. ' smallest be ‘ts division office at senger cars ' proximately ; ; : At a" a — . \ \ We ee eC Oe. a ea ee ; : Pe ‘a3 Fah 4), Cane By ghee gene. oy we 2. a —— A i es ghee ee eal ae See nS oe a Meni, Fe on ee ¢ et RS Tg: SE Tae ie Ree . : be GS Oe ge ee a a ae aS aap: Wee ¢ ot re , v $10 Cash Delsvers One GROSS OO FOO BOGS OPSOGOCH xe Sicky : 13 ey Nine-Piece Walnut-Finish Dining-Room Suites Actual $225 Value, in This Sale at.......2..4-. $ TURDY Dining-Room Suites, built compact for small homes. Thev are in walnut finish on-hard- woods. and inelude massive buffet. enclosed china. 5 chairs, host chair in leather or tapestry, and an oblong extension table. _ gS -. SS SSSSSS~SSSSSSSSSS5338SSse3s5 a Buffet or Mantel Mirrors ao __— : x The Automatic Coil Spring The Windsor Cane Metal Panel ,’ % = $10 Value, im . “Herz” Da-Bed and Mattress “Herz” Da-Bed and Mattress a ae aa age — ae geo — = = oe ee rn Oe > = A cae, Co. ¥ enema eer This Sale at Js ee p OTA,” TIN ee §¥ a ahi ie Seba oe 4 x opt OY PTR AR Rapier ema eon avi pergsiieon, oom. ag e774 ac XQUISITE four-piece blended walnut veneer an: aaiead ‘rom 100 a eabinet-wood Bedroom Suites; expertly ceon- an iority being structed and elegantly designed—mahogany drawer E. LEE 10 ADDRESS AUTO proximately Pw . * . ° 1 , ° ; . ~ . . ‘sf ; tf} his vrfa eonstruction, dustproot and gold vein panel design: 52-inch Statponary 3 DEALERS AT COLUMBIA, MO. a nly 1 } ‘ F oO , “- ; ; é af ia Liege . . ee . rime + ~ - : ae ik " ' Fé a dresser, full-length vanity, chifforobe and double bow-end bed are ineladam . | —o ‘introduced : : a le dealers of CO-| 358 Su have invired dealers solitary six oundin territa: : meet at Colum- tered the flelt are - IR « ei ie eer ee oe en re a wie Se * - 4 Fie ia, Saree eat pe ccgely: CRS A a bie hale a hear an E. Lee, | Automo- Rritish Accent- said, comp received from | sizes of awte $33 Values, » & $1.00 aban on = wt 1 ler ers john T. Mc-/| is the Austi= ik mm > } -— sn This Sale at Cash | ; — Pan of Jo: 7 Tavior Co.. Co-/ four-cylinder te at ‘he meeting. |cubic inches a a ere of which is to form a) wheelbase @€ ARGE-SIZE rior saters with cast iron front and 4 Westate motor car dealers’ asso- ‘rack of 4@ body of blue ee. | I ht x or hown at OF =a - -. wk. 2 —_ . fl - °. ~ as ros eee ae e's eas ¢ "i sn This Sale GE GEBSGG 606 06099 i . ar ' $45 Value, $55 Value, » 1D wm This Sale 7 ee —..* =. . te ee ne te tintin —— mans pe ] SNAPPY stvrie . trimmings, large firebox. az 6“ ee a: | Junior” Coal Range ‘ag Pee ei | $60 Value, § 55 oe $3.00 : — > in This Sale at Cash 7 “ a | bg , } ‘ n ‘* 2... ai ‘THE celebrated “Junior” large —guaranteed—that are excellent bakers ) ‘ 4,4,¢ APSF OOOO OOOO f !. >. ' * Iu * 7 " | ee . re . 3 2 . : ‘* = ae Ys F, re ; 3 4 2 See a. pal e 4, — 4 Ay: 3 Son? i £ Sd # a ie r] TS ay Oe ; Py A ? : 8 - 1 ¥ ame * = if ¥ _ a 4 PS on F , ers One A Payment of $2 Delivers One imp?! eee.- *é¢ ive *30eetveed A Payment of $3 Del: + | , - tinea teal lee a ee SSSSSSS—-SSSSSSSSSSSH SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSBSSSSSSESSSSSSSSSSSESSSSSSS FOR 8 95009069507 t, 66S 4665676 t+ o POFOSPPESE SELL LLC LPP OS GPLLOPLOLOCPREF OOOO EBBEFSF666% > | # fr GSO SOGSGSSS*. 36699559 a ¢ ‘ $1 Delivers Merrror i we ee Hall or Console Mirrors $8.00 1 $1.00 b alue Cash We Now Feature a Complete Line of Both FREED-EISEMANN RADIOS -- -- AND CROSLEY RADIOS - 5- Tube _ 5-ITube “Crosley” Radio Sets Radio Sets ~~ door panel and warming closet are $66 FOSS OF . ~ + we , — =“ . ~o 7 ~ - . group of Mirrors for use as Console outfits or i . 4.4 . 99656685985 PPE SPE FP FOPSOD > AN THER ¢ ? They ry tan . _* - . + o> come am hs ¢ > “ 7 y al itte i time plate glass nd Rave decorated frames PPL LSE FPO ¢ a . #. & " i. ' . . . > 9 FOSO9S S998 39395 994S66S045%5 4 ‘ ~— - . >. F* FOSS SS oe SSS a Ee ley t ble ; m@-iUubpde Deets r I ' ich 2 low © AQ) | orice complete ‘ xceetlle vy? a ° ’ ry Tv ” ae Radi Ceme;im:y iLTi@ti ality id Eauip ya tt ’ “| ? ss 4 ai)» ™ MELE A . Si > 3 | > S oni . s . ‘ > ha EASY CREDIT TERMS ON ALL RADIO SE a Ae Pratt PO RAPTURE EF MBE. Sie mg an no ona alLitsA Sea ae | T et aban kode) Bat Al oy REPLAY pits nh’ “3 j COOOROEPOEOE SSB 986984% R De coal e 1 PODG SG 9G 96 07-6596 5590989 ‘7 y y, 5 ‘ 6 AF Pb RS oy ¢ io Dann - + tap “ rer a ie 3 dee wt aby at 3 ms Ket Ate . * 4 * ‘4 % a a we oo oe . a ee — > : ~ PESESSSS SSS FE FSF FASE FSS OSS —— ) ny 3 naitninenill at a m2 ? 4 Ps _- z Re - : ea . . . . ; . ~ ~“t S| — FRAT k — LN — ; WwW = (ert e Ly ing- B* joining | nion e ¢ hristmas \ ictroia { iD vou li ’ >? . Q. ‘ . “ith 7 atin a on ba} ; : » # a. . > » + ” ’ ~ ’ . : > " L00Mm Sulte, Wi ail " arapvie parts In taupe mo- pe assured oI having the Urtnophonic Victrola - ° “> i? hair, reversible spring cushions in brdeatelle Nach : - nr n » aX it] i ahi CUS LLICTIS L UrTtn ? ie SCmHMmMAgN } om — } - " + > ' _ 4 Q A iA : até a4 . ‘ >? bA man TOU Se leet delix ered TO . t 7 I no] le LiZ i imme i‘ 4 J Sa gt \ VR oo Shag 2 PW SAS, is MP MOTE saga AES Ett: es tains a full-size, link spring, comfortable bed. armchair and arm rocker, eam plete this massive three-piece Suite oe sz ead hand-tied spring construction, web bottoms. and handsomely hand-carved uw Ch per top rail ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLAS : Mahogany Davenport T bl Priced From $25 to $1000 weiner | Pe abies Genuine Red Cedar Chest $24 Value, in § 45 $1.00 This Sale at Cash r 7. yer ™ | 7 se 7 7 4j a . 'y : t » ry | can ceil Lainir petal afar ; 11Lii oie} ~ ea . "7 . > o@e e t L ~ | “., .. . a * _ ; ™ . : , a “ - 7 " > ACELLENT €: aar Unests, iarge size and we! from this compiete This Sale at Cash price so that all who will want musie for Christm: . _ . ? they Will ° ' > la : $16 Value, m *Q” $1.00 The new Victor Orthophonie Victrolas , t ef +.- . : , > . . "Ty" : HE he wes ~ De , f} \ ¢ .* 3 i@DuyY aesigned and made of Madogzanvy yeneer ii genuine red Tennessee cedar. Protec: 1d birehwood. OOOO COG FO99 0 OSL OOOO POOP CLESE OES ae P ir « Peee hertz TrTom moths -} +! > +h > ° ~*+ ; - : 44 AWuriidi ii hd > & if Py re storey A eh ah ‘-“ “ = --4> a = . mie they are stored oS CGGFFFFGF LO? FPF FFF FF FEF FSFE FSS FF PFE FFFF PS OFS Three-Piece Cutlery Set A AM 2 Two-Piece Oil Mop Outfit WORTH LOO $3 Vaiue, in This Sale at . | : | | THe : 1772 Ny QO) This Sale at ¢ Mim =PORN AUTO COMPANY : . = : 7013 Page Av. 4 WONDERFUL 01! iF, as CAbany 8527 *XCELLENT 3-piece ASP if, ; : se SIE ae Mop Outfit. compris X . 7,2 © “ONDELET OVERLAND CO. y y, ‘. * A ™ . PeOne-Dandied Carving “ets, consisting of sharp - ” Cee ¢ , Knife, fork and han ef ~ / | and large bottle of Poi- ae ing saturated O11] Mop La 8226 Alabama Av. Riverside 3217 pase P Ee sisiietimaetaees | ——ee © MOTOR COMPANY : | Phone, PRospect 1265 : f 4

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“DISPATCH eos iia ISCOUNTS | -_—— f Y ARAN BAS FS Sse" § RAS TAWA, ._ aaa | SS Sevres NS HANG: 7 Bsa Qgaae Ne WOW Soo DK RNAS w ~ SAN “~ SS SS » EWOwe . F MH, Dee $ A S AGF Qos™ HOM’ Raw SECTION OF THE | \ N \N \ S Gas SY"Y™” F SAY AY ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AU # Peis BAD Bete we Late Fata uae : se : a ® ‘ . 3 # ; a 1 Sal PART SIX. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, NO VEMBER 14, 1926. PAGES 1-8A on’s Supremacy in the SCO SSO SOO S POS POSOPOOS SSS -Pianos ae B a mows Pico ime ee mM SPRINGFIELD $20.00 Ea NOE ¥ . “ SA Cash all “Harding” | ip | rand-new and |\?yy-=S Pager tirt meee Vuiiaid a mo . \ i eer Cases. — — LOOSE FSS FS SPSS lend Joplin on Highway. } Angfield. Delivers One ms new concrete highway. Walnut Bedroom Suites ‘ Joplin on U. S. 66. The dis- ee from St. Louis to Joplin is . ; : 4 miles) Excert for a few dirt ae ee eee $ Biretches, No. 66 is concreted and | ed walnut veneer and raveled. | uites; expertly con- : a ARNnDe @E, LEE TO ADDRESS AUTO ai—anahogany drawer Id vein panel design; 52-inch statjonary mirror #BDEALERS AT COLUMBIA, MO. forobe and double bow-end bed are included. | 9 ’ > 4 ? of automobiles. The smallest is the Austin Seven, which, with a four-cylinder engine of only 45 Sthatta : . . model, bringing its price down well-rounded n J S€ ches) » $2625. |} all in many cases, continuous and pronounced -iin which the front half of the roof Models — Interesting Sports Type Bodies and Special Coach Work. two-door type is becoming a rari- ty) and separate semi-armchair ‘front seats that are adjustable in all cases and tip forward as well 'in several instances. A new type of body is known 'as the “touring saloon.” It is dif- ficult to say precisely wherein it differs from the ordinary sedan, be- rause it varies, as a type, in the coach work of different makers. 'In one, the lower part of the body | |is precisely the same as the open | five-passenger phaeton of the same make, but has a light superstruc-_ ture with narrow metal pillars and | windows that lower into the hol-. low doors. | | Jn another example, the body has'| |top and rear quarters like a sedan, | with fixed glass windows alongside ' the rear seat. But, instead of glass ' Windows lifting out of the doors ‘with a pillar between them, there is no pillar but detachable’ side 'acreens of celluloid with narrow | metal frames, running from the front windscreen to the rear vlasses. These side screens. of course, open with the doors when they are in use. A third arrangement consists of i. body resembling a sedan with no ~Xillars that can be seen from the ) yutside, merely two windows over ‘the doors at each side and a third ‘alongside the rear seat, with only a | /'narrow metal frame between it and ‘the window over the rear door. | When the latter is opened it is 'seen that the central pillar is bev- | eled to such a narrow outer edge that it is ordinarity hidden by the ‘window frames of the doors, while ithe glass alongside the rear seat ,jcan be slid forward inside the win- | 'dow over the rear door and low- ered with it. Part of Roof Slides Back. Then there is a touring saloon : Continued on Page 7A. Show Feature SMilEDETOURAT ‘Marked vag in HIGH HILL Uf j ON | seca StU § ROUTE ND ' ‘Third Review of Missouri Highways Made in Divi- sion 5, Which Seven State Roads Also Cross. simneie | The third of the surveys of the 'highway divisions in Missourt be- ing undertaken by the Automobile ‘Club of Missouri is based on Divi- ision No. 5 with headquarters at Jefferson City. The routes in this division are of special interest to St. Louls motorists because through it pass the tWo Federal highways between Kansas City and St. Louis. —No. 40 through Columbia and Boonville and No. 60 via Jefferson City and Sedalia. The other U. S. Highway in this division is No. _ 63 which runs from Rolla north to Moberly. There are also seven State highways traversing Division No. 6. These are Nos. 5, 1& 17, 290, 24, 28 and. 46. Trucks Use Dirt Detour. Of prime interest on U. 8. High- way No. 40 is the elimination of the five mile detour just west of High Hill. The first part of this detour wasthrown open last week, and the remaining third of a mile was thrown open to passenger ‘traffic this week. Trucks are not | permitted on the. newly opened |stretch and are forced to use the ‘old dirt detour. There is only one other detour on this highway——a half mile stretch | starting at Mineola and running west. This is graveled and in good ‘condition. The old graveled road. | however, is still followed througir | Fulton to Columbia, pending com- i pletion of the concreted stretch of (No. 40 between Calwood and (Co- lum bia. | In Division No. 6, U. S. 40 starts |at Warrenton, and from there to Calwood is concreted, except for the Mineola stretch of 2.5 miles of gravel, which includes the half mile detour mentioned above. From Co- ; | j ‘Continued on Page 4A. re fully guaranteed pal Range ‘we $3.00 Cash pe-size all-stee! Coal Range llient bakers White ename! are featured. a in a ee Pn = nena $6.00 Cash — 7 Delivers One — ler”? Davenette Suites § -piece Davenette Suites up ) . i imitation leather with frame 7 A large Davenette that é¢on- . niortable bed. armchair and arm rocker, com- ute. & ort Tables 75 $1.00 Cash ort Tables eXcCe}- mahogany veneer Two-Piece Oil Mop Outfits 70c Value , mn This Sale at (’ WONDERFUL Oil Mop Outfit, compris. ng saturated Of] Mop md large bottle of Po!l- sh. 7013 Page Av. Phone, CAbany 8527 8226 Alabama Av. Riverside 3217 hone, PRospect 1265 @ PORN AUTO COMPANY MRONDELET OVERLAND CO. aNER MOTOR COMPANY : 8 South Jefferson Av. M. J. RYAN MOTOR SALES CO. Nameoki Rd. and State Highway Granite City, III. TRi-City 1294 FRANKE MOTOR COMPANY Hamilton and Ridge Avs., and 5173 Easton Av. Phone. PArkview 3800-3801 e _ SEE YOUR NEAREST DEALER: NICKALOUS MIELNIK 5415 Virginia Riverside 0579 WILLYS-OVERLAND, Inc. 23d and Locust Sts. Phone, CEntral 4540 J. M. LEDERER & CO., Inc. 3128 Locust BI. Phone, JEfferson 1698 GUSTAVSON GARAGE, Inc. 1538 Tower Grove Av. GRand 0270 PINE LAWN AUTO & ELEC. CO. 6165-69 Natural Bridge Road CAbany 7170 VALLEY MOTOR CO. 3360 Gravois Av. LAclede 1866 It is a light four built to run like a six. Piston travel is the same as that of the “sixes” —46 “¢ the average for light four cylinder cars. greater efficiency than Compression ratio is the average for the “sixes” —for greater fuel economy. Full force feed lubrication—four-wheel brakes with 11-inch brake drums—-pump cooling system—2814-pound crankshaft these are all “six” specifications—they are standard with the Whippet. From a rated power of 15.2 H. P. the Whippet develops 30.5 brake horse power —nothing like this has ever before been WORTH LOOKING AT-IT’S THE GREATEST VALUE THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY HAS EVER KNOWN KOHLER MOTOR CO. 5033 Delmar BI. FOrest 1564 known in light say we do not DW hippet Get This Fact Firmly in Your Mind The Whippet is the First Cylinder Car to Show Any Real Mechanical Advancement in 9 Years. Light Four- A four-cylinder motors. 30 miles to the gallon of gas—55 miles an hour—these figures are being exceed- ed every day by Whippet owners, who tell HOW GOOD THE WHIPPET REALLY IS. And—1in the fastest accelerating—quick- est stopping—easiest riding—smoochest running light four ever built we offer— the greatest seating comfort—largest REICHARDT & HERTEL Affton, Mo. Phone, Riverside 1560 amount of room inside the body—and the finest body lines and finish ever offered in any light four-cylinder car. CHAS. A. SCHNEIDER Gumbo, Mo. ROSE MOTOR CO. ‘ 2607 Belleview Av. Maplewood, Mo. Hiland 1049 mH y sil Deal aa ie Eig”. austere eg nay ea HFS, ae ee cal FEE FETE LOO ER TR Ss Me a Mane ee a a ee ae oe inate techie ges a en er ee Be Ne ee eee eS. ag i a eh pn Sa arg alana Nl esa Meg: eA ities ign Ranp edinnscipitays. bin engine intl ipl iE iby lag WS

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IOVEMBER 14, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 2A ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ss | SUNDAY MORNING, N Automobile Club of Missouri Wears Its 25th Birth - ~~ owen Its Motoring Informa- tion Department, and Joint Touring Bureau Operated ee fF Se oe al ee SS eee eee bette Foe he Only Part of Its | . 2 mock. Bo ee pa nee Re ee ree * ae. =. — tie mod pase Activities for Mo- torists. ae the Pret: Mispatch. fy Nov ; 3 aa of the Auburn Au- we E L™ ; a mi -. id pe ee AS OR a i ll ill eR er ens oS i J - x * , ba es a > ONG e % ee " ee NS ; “ RA wy wee 4 LOLA EDEN ad : - 7 ‘. A ts BON Wiper % * Low a. rs De ag . ’ w , / ‘ bw * ‘ « . 7 as “4 : - tae Poueg aes “a -,” ? y's Pe dee ne eh adisliat a a £ ee ie Sibadth Acie nl — ~ » . . , : aie oe. A ee 4 . se i = ae bd bad L _ b * ; 2 . “S des _— : se hat? wee ay oa ; - 2 : : : ee ; pee TY |= Aubu e: . Ht :. * deol witli? Doe we ed a ee er Bee tine a ee ee . of automebiis — ~~ af Oe Set hia J We .8738. . ¢ ft ny ‘ RO froat of the re ee a oe ee ee up his ambition to ea) el enesnant. sae gi 2 oh : ae ae aa Soe Sew ; 25 Ss oS oS a i rok le: o laver when he " oO! a | : _«. the demand * : | opportunity in autem a ta far. | Aloe, RE = ' ey 4 pee es, Me $ ae sa aa * : Bee B oe. Sie 3 SB i a ees es ay: % 3 : we : % ee ek: : this conatant flaw co i formance. tools to put it sae : ne Si 4 ny | Koj 7 : — | on or take it off. DAS Fn as coe. ea ag ie some of the many reasons why you may@ Buyers bu Glassmobile is carried in asmall, Even great neat container— eg OF ee i: : es > | same low 1 out of sight and nF Met : H ruggednes out of the way— Leas he ‘ | i when not in use. | . = smootner f On or off ina 4 | s | : -— | be work minute or two— > e —————, 5945.06 A. fit wo : and from inside - poe & el | : i G-BOY ; | ¥ iyige = »-TON . . of the car, if oo Se $1310.09 8 2-Ton, this necessary—it is | ae : — ready for always quickly a " Commercial Cars, line enor ~* > ¢ 3 | x. | oi , - die. a : he at . ee ee wee 2s 4 , > . | t PA = ‘°TON at GARRISON SOUTH BI 3M LOCUST ST. : | ite etaaeitaneer stra mee Es 7 WSN Area | ISTH AND LOCUST STS. Soc ta nom ize Ri erson 22353. erson 114 2. , shestiindinseedions ee ie = — TS ie = 1 AN EUM . . A 4 . 7 | SU tif neg . Sa ae st elleville Branch. High and B Streets, Bellewille ye! : me OR SALES co. ee YORY av DEALERS ’ dbbebttbititiett ttt titi titi tt ttt bir iiliilrliriittlitrirrrre Laat % Special terms now; $15.00 down Me Ne an ale eee gee ss teh RBAN DEALERS Alten, I. . LL. Jenny. — . aa = radar Stowe & a ¢ (haries, Ma. co. Schneider _ - k. Hammond Moter Co. Granite Fassig-Weber Motor Gis City, Lil. Leu, Lil. tdwardsville. Til ‘ sacl aldara J A Tiliiit. Saeneuas |

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DISPATCH — h Birthdad PNG Se L ae : rvice, egal Investigation W Me os ; —Club Has F & : | Persistently 7 _ soe Good Roads — Motor Vehi ‘ otor Vehicle , % ° . islation. establishing of automobile club an aid te motorists. Morse, in 1908, was a mem ber i “3 e St. Louis Cardinals’ bags Sore Roe eam, under Roger Bre ‘Snahan Lave up his aim bit ion to be & b league plaver when he foung gr er opportunity in automotive wos ae $3 ' Morse went the Attomob Ciub of Missouri as members reprbse ntative in 1910: In Nove ber, 1911, he was made agsig Reg: ) secretary, and in 1913 wag sae i secretary W he he became ess Ifo sistant general manager the ee Jee '? ef) lub mernber = 7 ¥ i : i i “ aid aii VJ &. In ] a. —_ there Were over 3300 automo J owners register ed as mberg , the AU obijle Club of Missouri, Ren ee Tour ne de- With the declaration of War bb of Missou $17 Morse resigned to bec = Captain of Infantry at Ce» th« ssistance of a Funston. He was made dril] : h omes stalled |ter of the depot brigade of Rn — Emergency R e 2 anical | Camp. BU t ‘ Following his discharge from eing for ce7> (army in 1919 Morse. in 1920 a > = . he entered the service of the Auto DET: Club of seatioe as manag ha! xi- Of the emergency road service by ‘ partme and organized the clu Ir 7 the present system of authorized h: ~ tw and service Sta .2.0ns In arr uis and throughout Missouri. Lcd lf Ld | bre ‘ai ‘ Siness an 7 | n 45 the offi organ of the Autom a is bile. Club of Missouri, and in ¢ Morse. pen: ay. | tail OF 1923 Was agai made ea A\ . t f¢ SStant general manage In 19% “= : he again was made se: retary anf ot & Tai manarer. : r ’ ri s 0 + at a = “ - m ~ years along such lines.” been giving it leading position | Passed through St. ‘He refused to divulge anvthing /in the industry with in the last two Urday in an Overland Whippet in) Mie refused to aivule inVtnIng : : Das og to when the models wil] | years which he was endeavoring to set : 9 YT) LPrONnNoOmMNv : ‘ fy y v ’ y ‘placed on the mark eT fy to v71Ve ? S aa ’ t the new models Lo aii ¢€ Cconemysys rece rd trom New y ork specifications It is cummonly | be tro ed | Auburn wil] to Los Angeles He stopped in St : oe i ; . : +E at * 7 . els en: however, that the Auburn | striking ir refinements, smartness Lo uis at tne Villvs-Ove rland ‘ ny has beer making a are- speed, comfort and price Pranch, Twenty-third and Locust pa , - en esi ; s } m447 re - —— WOoOUieY ard. pmobile Distributors Since 1914 ITH AND Vols Branch, High and B Streets. Belleville. tle = MOTOR Si BURB 4] If. Ih. Ith ' — Alton. (_o., Columbia. ; dwardsvuille Vleto: .o.. “sranite LOCUST STS. 7195 Manchestet| N DEALERS S. L. Jenny ...e etighland, L. Brucker Stove & H. Co~ (Charles, Mo. Schneider. .; . Fassig-Weber Motor Louis, Ill. St. Peters, Co., (seo. l 2-TON CHASSIS § EE ag | POST-DISPATCH SUN EST PRED EGHT DAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 14. 1926 Of ‘nea Interest in St. Louis ae Ree tiataest en ee A ee wed BY AUBURN New Models to Be Intro- 4 Soon, President of Company Says. 2 - te the Post- Dispatch. po, O.., N« { ho ok oe 4 president of the Auburn A Ee qd rumv-s pile Co., has confi 1e¢ g straight line models to is yced by the Aubur comp 1% said that this new line of lights pe priced far helow any o her i eight. p present large to A continued. Cord \says he intends int von vthree new models wit! Th tow weeks, which will r - num ; s reity spur "AVERAGE OF 38. 8.6 M. P. 6. BY Special to the Post - Disp bas “ _ "a. "7" LBD) {) NOV. lo Wilys tA) du as , ’ +1 2 & fr . stintes nat vo.v Overland, Inc., Sac a of gasoline miles to the gpailon ablished . sat the econom\s record est } hh} ~t rivers £90905 Overland Whippet dr} ¥e “Whi + test week’ neia during ‘Whippet test \% ‘ ‘ | oe Bae * "eo recent is WV Wilivs-Ove to demon- + . ntrw hroughout the coun, 3 . ° OLY - «etrate the efficiency, econ my, por ‘ rT} ’ p e] p ‘ 7 ¢ t Oe f ] mur rars X i ‘ 3» ve ~onrese Os Oy dri which were open ta the. worid ‘ ' ‘ } i , ‘ -o ab Oh gv) o 1sSe } company says. eae ear wu le “a ¢alrnyr this test was a stock (Cal al . . . > ; ; ‘oh ie dealers showroom Witt nt added, excey hold the eac! the equipme porary of f the no specia! tem pply tank to a Pefnre lirmited su ID PLOFr Pa S| Lue] tegt was made sealed and the driver went as far as he could. In several instances more than 50 miles to the gallon was made. ‘This nation- wite test was <de- cided upon by Willys-Overland offi- cials to demonstrate that the ¢< miles to a gallon cleimed by the manufacturers of the Whipnet was one that would hold, regardless of iwho was driving the car or t! | reorranhical lnration of he g “The power of the Whipvet 1 | subiected,to conditions neve ¢ lin the life of ans a OUST movor coors From ia *tanding s t | the Whipnet demonstrated that ireovld easily tow loaded trucks u i to 20.0900 pounds without effort id i without 2A Strain on the morn? NEW DODGE COUPE BEING SHOWN BY TATE MOTOR CO The new Dodge oupe being ishown bv Tate Motor C'o., Inc., has graceful lines, accentuated by the | lamp rims. tartan green lacquer. of the boc and hood. the biack above he he line and the frrlossy © en-rakerec enamel! of the fenders and shields An alt of smartness is added i) the yellow strip ne the wood wheels and the polisned nickel of the radiator shell bumpers and The eouipment is com | plete. The grayish-green Spanish leather used in the deep, comfort able upholstery is easy to clean and will retain its lasting newness of appenrance throughout the life of the car. All-steel safety, Known de pendability, luxurious comfort. ease of handling and the smoothness of performance resulting from the ‘new five-bearing crankshaft and the other improvements are among | is ' | | tomoblie gine, ' exceptional the features of this car <_..--- ‘CHANDLER ADDS 4-PASSENGER COUPE TO ‘BIG SIX’ LINE Chandier Big Six coupe the Lewis Au- powered with Peak" en- and an It is at- A new being shown by Co. It te Chandler “Pike's is both hill climber the BO speedy is capable of pres- speed ata pace the average journey—from Lo high a rep- Auto- is serving checking con- col- ri bered pY 5205 WHIPPETS CLAIMED was by . | _ rland deaiers with t¢€ar uoor, for use of salesmen who desire to carry extra large sam- ples of machinery or other apparatus. One of the new Elcar eight models ‘which is bala Louis last Sat- | Elcar- wy nuns < Co. in St. ‘Louis. | i Arizona | Whippet kind tank Was |, anette ~~ Your Car Against Cold Save repair bills this winter—get ‘“‘quick-on-the-trigger”’ starts—guard your health install a vented gas- fired heater in your garage now. Auto- matic gas control assures heat regula- tion and economy. Call in or mail coupon for further information, The LACLEDE Gas Light Company OLIVF AT ELEVENTH All Phones CEntral 3800 3524 N. 3189 8S. Grand 2744 Cherokee ers. With the advent of the bal- UCV.seu Dy tne iate Motor /!on tire, it brought out a line of stabilizers and this phase of the Dusiness likewise grew rapidly. Haessier stabilizers and shock ab- sorbers are manufactured for ramvwing makes of cars. Pa IR a ea ra ak a ae A a; alj FREE! GRENNAN FRUIT CAKE Come in and ask us about this offer Mail the Coupon shown by the | Onn. gee orenN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY: CORDUROY .. STORES tractively lacquered in two-tone Grand design and the interior is finished in blue Erayv mohair. ; SMRINKRER SALE ct mm ma A TS A | on It will accommodate 4 passen- re ee oa ' eee Bt, ong Th 7 : gers, the seat beside the driver's 20x3 a "29x4.40 38 1€ Laclede Gas Light Company fold neg out of sight when not Whipcord Whipcord Olive at Eleventh, St. Louis as nse mes | 3 samba — Baar 2 Ook Tube Balloon Without obiligating me in any way please give me panels and garnish mouldings are $1.10 $11.80 full information about the Safety Garage Heater. Circassian walnut. An arm rest. eed ogre Lips moking sets and rgad- 30x3 e 31 x4 Name eee “eee CHC EREHEEEEHEEEEE HOO HHOHEO8H888Oeee nEe lig nts re well de Signed de- Whipcord Whipcord tails Nickled end lights and Casing Casing Me: n wees ccuen oe COSTS SH HEHEHE HEHEHE EE HEEEES COSCO OE cowl lights are standard. The rear $9.80 $i6 00 . deck nrovided ig it oe S / Telephone...... *eneeevee ower nvweeeeeeeee eevee eeeewewaee ee eaneeeeed ian) sacks ities Special This Week Only | Ue oes 22 ea 3 iment a ath. game I. ae -——~ lt tt ee ee + new experiences await you eries | MARMONQ\S -- -- the highest accomplishment of twenty-five years of fine motor car building and at the most conservative prices in Marmon history Those who have driven this new Marmon Seventy-five say, without hesitancy, that it is a car ahead of its day-}-never such vibrationless capability -;-never such a swift and silent rising tide of power-+-there is absolutely no faltering, no tremor, no sew cugincering advancements intimation of things mechanical-{- it is undoubtedly the finest the Series 1S include the enclustee car ever given the Marmon name—the newest development of | Marmen Steering Stabilizer which ; ing fast to basi inci- Marmon’s unswerving practice of holding basic princi- nan teat ples, while improving and perfecting them -+-inits entire mech- duit anism there is not one iota of experimentation or Of doubt jy cecrrisine four-wheel brates wide variety ef body styles, ia the advanced mode both custom-built and stendard “2° prices, 3195 and apward, f. o. b. factery MORE AUTOMOBILE COMPANY. 2805 LOCUST BOULEVARD . ANSON MORE, President JOHN T. BROWN, S31 East Sth St. Altoa, tL ST. LOUIS COUNTY AUTOMOBILE CO. HARRY Y. S. GROVER, Pres. 7915-19 Forsythe Boul., Clayton, Mo. BOS PO en, prt OG - Stata, Tn » SS Ee 0) RR OES eA ate AU

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — me ol ) 4 T-DISPATCH | | ri = PAGE 44 ST. LOUIS POS D 5 ges i for further service. | head was used then as today in of shining brass. a . - AS | ceeds as ma | 1903 BUICK, DRIVEN 50,000 gg pita a af the old Buick is an Buick cars. A *0-inch fly-Wi.cel is The pene wheels ee > . se 3 A. MEAD TAKES CHARGE even aad : ‘ The engine | used. The engine is under the fron. singie cham, the sprocket © Which "~s . forties staal by the ring BRANCH MANAGER STONE fiascsre 2 (a3 manager > 17 * o © ; 7 . a %y Ti +e née Ot 189 4. . ° r. - x CHEVROLET I BUILD Buick Car, 23 Years Old, Still Runs | MILES SEEMS FIT FOR SERVICE| 2x10, ticenee of 1904. The engine | used. The engine is under fie HOt) Umfupplanted today b : ' is of the two-cvViins Pr. pia) PASS oo © ~ &' M tm es Ce As TR LAO . saa iS ees 280600 - ‘ —_ _ - we : rer. i é' phlei wniaitaninen a a er ee vT hearing has a dome-like gas fank under thé rear in the differentia: Ane serv- Thousands of Tart on. .; Ppp 3: "ila ties 337 . r ve bv i. se i, two-cycle : - ; r : C i I punteartment tee A 1003 Buick car, ig Apt gt agate sures 133. The bore is 4's d Valve tappets are oiled by ice brakes are on the rear axie Se ee men eo , 6 Nat-ithe number 13é. : 7 — + ney brake on Ss ot Va & = ui shafta wit n emergency brake on a life Mel ’ St. a h an from Yahlem on Ri as manager 0+ the St. Louis & Seams shop oe monnenn. SoeiNee pepe: “owner, Henry Rischer, : ‘oy : : ow hiel were ADD ll | l | | Oe MO ne se oy : . 2* , ural Bridge road, who bought it n/ inches and the stroke »o RA‘ hes. bane. Top an : ee rom their : . ; ; , ee ee" a ~— | eaacy J Ime ’ le . ‘ ? Ps - - a 3 2 ter Ss th: - the he wattery had to ode rép.ai e seat ii ry ng ‘ nionet ‘ ae : - ‘ ; ® Parts Building 300 Feet Long ‘ 3 RS are ; See past week. Ris eer says ve = er owes pp teres | i : aaghaan: to accommodate any size person, 13 Ro rel tule » the last 5 months in the! > shatads g \- ~ “gh -% 4 ‘ “% ; am ae well dav ; 20 years ,e it ran low. A ocneodie: . ype o! ” . . o r ‘ . “e? g eS : . car runs es wen soummy = - sports nnn coll , SA wey xn the right side surteous § - ice depart-. - e F at at | ‘ap eeeeen waite Be 2 . my snite if the fact that the buretor of the 1802 model m | nections comm Ji = Se rigait side. ae , c@ Be ny's dealers serv - , The , ce deee ne aN - 2? - : na 2 . . ako, in Spice OL 4s 4 i 6c © F ~_ * i ans ‘ : i Ae Fa er s % Th . —— : on display at . . V a Ope ’ pe ‘ P that — siastic ~~ a . ‘ - ai m8 * * c ae ; » “ >: : > * : ’ speedometer is on its fifth cycle, Tne gas, whi il Vas of iv +4 i . Tate? re] Je 7 4 F 4 La 186 iit ee os oe P ae »T “ : at Akron. I I or tO . in , "a 4 R 7 »> -* 4 r . “ ay. . ’ ~ . . > - ‘ ‘% 9 » - r* + ‘ 7 =% ~ : ros 4 > rmle ss TY Ps rT ~~ Ft e 7 om i mi . ; . $ > ta . rr, :. eo " eee a SCTVICe. Le aos a? rai wy Se ach cycle registering 10,000 miles. | It runs as well today on 60 sravit; oling system as t he r Pierce Petroleum Corporation u. - : manager of the Detroit — Sa : . eacci a et ' 5 . a ne peed a Ti Ps A e : ; ' 3 , ; ? eh 7% > ‘cron % 4 | hy i” Tb » Pian k 7. - as oe and stil] seems to be mechanically 1903, saya Hischer. ie liv? in Radiator SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 _.. years. R. Mead has taken) i+- + \f ar —— 4 a mp4 Pui igi. fyi ianned } ‘ a v5 ‘ . > \ — @axk SHAFT GRIND steering wheel as L. . nis, chief engineer; in the cen- pe ee figs as eee vag | T pee: . te ShO $5 5 ot * $73 =a BEARING ALIGN REAMING Forcier, manager division, and at the right is * general sales man : the Pierce Petroleum Corp. 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He. xP o t wer i eed thes seein Sia 2 ay meget tex MG Uy, esata sity ie Fes " - = ws be heme md ; 3 ; ase . 3 4 a ; rs Pfui ow be traversed Paaa j A. 4 Can carry a Mmaxinrium ‘r cs ; ary : —~a PY > (ne s’atus of the roads >» - . e toute 15 Bad in some Places. ? -¢ \ 37 - ae sa) t FF) | ugh Jefferson € nage hauled. wit! ~ ‘ ?.% Zi ee . sid aiit + e } i+ fair 4 #4 Aathad , ° . —~> * 9 - . > os Z ‘ 4ii4ivlS Us under! . — I c's Creek, which 7 ‘ P . . Harry White Says—Get Our =! Yow Are Stor of Bendy Coch Fis very slippery in wet weather. There is a new thrill in store for drivers of four-cylinder cars ities wk aa Di] lub warns motor LOW PRIG § EA S Y ata to drive carefully ; when they take the wheel of the Essex *"6’’. ON : — GOODYEAR i : , PAYMENT GE GP S2-miles, the road ie And users of Sixes, too, will experience a treat when they drive gi ikea WP ar. aeseow, © ~ woe — 4 id if ne Ana Wabis , Afl'-Weather Tires Sit) (8 St. etien the vend ks ee Ee Gee om, piereve! and somisravel, except fo New Body this smooth, nimble, restful closed car. 7 a Sree! bay . yi Pathfinder “iltitgg tat Ce ut y } \dot | at “Bagn¢ L] : ' ie ; The Car must ROvvis CL ord § nas | RN) ORES 220002 IRME TN tr is understood that the ferry. eer. No car, regardless of cost or size, is easier riding. It is easy to appreciate the f a1 Se ne continue? during th steer. It requires little care to keep oiled and in top condition. of these imprc $ta4a = & tord £14.58 3054.77 > (MEPIS ARRAS Py oad, a S214 8 S Cerd $15.99 B3x8 OM 2... 2.) SVR.98 MERCHANT a C goers ff ferson City, a distance of 22 miles, It wins in favor against costlier cars with many who do their e110 WANBINGTON OPEN SUNDAY MORNING JEFFFRSON 0677 "ule temporary detour immediate own dnving, who want closed car comfort, who demand We urge you pave yah smooth performance and reliability at low cost. test at the first That a car costing but little more than any Four has such fine Touring Car car performance is beyond understanding to those who do Coupe ‘ not know Essex. Sedan A Ride Will Win You. Come See. _ kage = o Nba . a = Oh ee BY 0 et Rag Rr deed . ‘si x al Pag rage! Neer rds Aa oper gga Ue 4 em x i or | ees my F Pro OD, on Your Ford Heinzelman ~ lest far: 11 mites “or HUDSON -FRAMP jt ON Front-Wheel Brakes SRR te very clipper; whes —work together with the regular rear-wheel trans : > ee 22 from Glaeene } HUDSON and FSSEX mission brakes and are operated with the same Armstrong.“a distance of 13 miles. DISTRIBUTORS brake pedal. y “e ss ee i Oe NA SM aie = | : Salesrooms: For Emergency Service Heinzelman Brakes give th . qualized. bra Route XN . iam 4 ll four wheels—as good as the best ! A ae i Maintenance and Parts LOCUST at LINDELL CUT-OFF Nights, Sundays or Holid ing power on all fou brakes on the most expensive cars. mils bo : c . pensive cars eo cwrent for 16 4517-4539 Delmar Boul. Phone JEfferson 3100 Near Taylor DELMAR BOUL. at TAYLOR in 5t. Louis Phone FOrest 1008 Phone JEfferson 3370 METROPOLITAN DEALERS Southwest Sales Co.; 4930-32 Brock Motor Car Co.. 4416-18 Winters Auto Sales & Service, 2315 TATE Mc Southwest Ave. GRand 6688. Olive St. DElmar 0124. S. Broadway. Humbolt 0639. Ba ASSOctaTE DEALeRs: WASHING A zi } «a - Fas = wt : 7 ; -. x i > co Pot Pye eR ee Se ae . Ao he, 4 ees eube w ‘ nee A ta eet : m= * i . ; bur-tenths miles of dirt roa ca pea os done oe “ee Sales mg Co.. oe Motor Seles, Sees aaa we DUGAN ’ mAn ing of Weather ice across the Missouri River a! , 3-25 S. Meramec, Clayton, Mo. ravois Ave. Riverside . —— _ SOUTH BRA a dives ee ee ued. duriz — 7 aoe 123 WYdown 0820. Spiegelberg Auto Co., 6508 Olive §*4U MOTOR SALES CO. _ RE aoe eer Ford quick: mod — — rick emay ferry Noad. verside FE St. Road University City PAre ~9—— 'vory av. Webster ; ed. No : aston Motor Sales Co., Inc., 5829- . Bp ee an view 3082. B 2RITT MOTOR Co. Lock woot. 6. Besides Making y . F< Sate car it prolongs its life Byerly Auto Co., E. St. Louis, Ill. 31 Easton Ave. CAbany 8829. South Side Motor Sales Co. 1720 : SATURAS, BRIDGE RD. and saves repair bills. Reduces brake ba: ad replacement Sg Eon em RE ens ohek ates watt tn “ePlacements ry City to Martinsburg 11 | EAst 0104. pees Barker Motor Car Co., Inc.. 7486 Laf A V 622. + cena rage. : ako a goers ‘ atayette Ave. Victor 1 We Also Sell or safety S sake get behin« the wheel of a Ford equipped Lit ind five mili » demied A. J. Brock Motor Sales, Inc., 4437- Manchester Ave., Maplewood, A. B i A : with Heinzelman Brakes and actually fee! the difference. ay | 39 Manchester Ave. GRand 1806 Mo. Hiland 2123 Sores eee mak for a fre demonstration. Call Victor 8128 or vin og | "Im™z No? Haat Bieter Ca, Madison ot (eh | 3517-19-21 Page Boul. Lindell . ne }. B. Brake Shop, 3134 Washington Bo ee toe unt Motor Co., Madison at 19th Jones and Lortz Motor Sales, Inc.. 2898. = D OD) ) E St., Granite City, Ill. TRi-City 2809-11 N. Grand Ave. Lindell Northwest Motor Car Co., Inc., 5220 3 T os ae MOTC Descriptive Literature on Request ‘Olu Lh een wnpleted . e rad. nf HEINZELMAN BRAKE Co, Sidney St. and Iowa Ave., St. Louis, Me. —_, alien apr Seabtikc a ee npqeais et Aa - ad ew Ee Sy 2 RP ay, iy ery - ee nd tp EO * eae i ; * Cy one b vA Ee, : 4 5. Adena nies . Quietiy in less than half the distance now reaui: side skidding even on slippery streets. Sia s 4 ee ne Wein pine: SRR ae et AOS RR ARRON BO ig»

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ST-DISPATCH Ss. emergency brake on in all walks of life da: . You can borrow fr : . om n w! s adjustab: ada bring your title, We “A gab Les endorsers. No investiga te any) Size }¢ TSO, is No red tape. Low rates de. prod Service. Make 3 mae : Sins ioan to 4a Open nites on displa R nine. Yahlem Finan um -Corporation u2- 1035 N. Grand. jon of W. H. Lein-/% — - Society of R , > J end today’s Want business openings.’ eels are driven by a he sprocket of Which Lo ' today by the ring . on the rear axXi¢ professional] men and | pelvin RB. »as manager of the St. Louis » of the Firestone Tire and Co, of Akron, O. months borrow from Yahlem on their ce Corp $ ae manager of the , he has in the tire business. Sabine. whom Mead suc- Ce ~ ~ » & aa % he 3 oa wid four-cylinder cars it when they drive iding. It is easy to in top condition. any who dao their rt, who demand st. Pour has such fine to those who do Come See. N For Emergency Service Nights, Sundays or Holid: in St. Louis Phone JEfferson 3370 Winters Auto Sales & Service, 2315 S. Broadway. Humbolt 0639. Princeton Motor Sales, Inc., 6912 Gravois Ave. Riverside 2404. Spiegelberg Auto Co., 6508 Olive St. Road, University City. PArk- view 3082. South Side Motor Sales Co., 1720 Lafayette Ave. Victor 1622. A. B.C. Auto and Investment Corp-, 3517-19-21 Page Boul. Lindell 2898. Northwest Motor Car Co., Inc., 5220 Natural Bridge rd. FOrest 5401. i: i Mead the last 5 Altogether, years G@ yf, WEAD TAKES CHARGE AS E BRANCH MANAGER has taken ny’s dealers’ service depart- at Akron. Prior to that, he ceeds as manager in St. Louis, has been assigned to the main Fire- stone plant at Akron. He served as manager here for the last five years. | WALES BUYS A ROLLS ROYCE: 26TH OWNED BY HIS FAMILY Mead in the The Prince of Wales, an enthu- siastic motorist, has just pur- Detroit | chased a Rolls-Royce. This is the been | twenty-sixth of that type of car to | | be owned by the royal family of | Engiand. ' eds | By ad aTNDERGRINDING BEARING ALIGN REAMING Machine Work Body Work Engine Work Upholstering Specialize in Repairing We OLLISION DAMAGES OLIVE ST. || DElmar_1305-6 | TRUED UP | ers, with special prizes to salesmen | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ager of the Chevrolet Motor Co. | ‘which each of districts is pitted against the oth-| 264 PCT. INCREASE IN CHEVROLET CAR SALES Grant Tells of Results From Nation-Wide Contest Which Local Zone Leads. An incresse of 264 per cent in| |sales of Chevrolet cars in the first | |10 days of this month as compared | | with the similar period in 1925 was, ‘announced in St. Louis Thursday | by R. H: Grant, general sales man- | ; Grant made the announcement in. ‘the course of a talk to executives and salesmen of the Conley Chev- ‘rolet Co. at Springfield, Ill., deliv- 'ered by | Chevrolet plant over a leased tele- iphone wire. inected to amplifiers in the Spring- | | field dealer’s showrooms. Louis | j . { The wire was con-. i him from the St. ; 21,080 Sales in 10 Days. | The increase in Chevrolet sales | 'this month has been due partly to | DISK WHEELS |)‘ sales conteést in| the five regional] nation-wide ' | & &. Fs tae | ; #e# ee ae 8 é “Three Kecent | Noteworthy Improvements _ Await Your Inspection |'which a good baseball ‘runs up on a bal! Improvement A -—has resulted in a smoothness of engine operation that will prove agenuine surprise as soon as you take the wheel. Improvement B —has given the car a quietness of operation most unusual in cars of this type and price. lmprovement C —has added to the car’s bility and dependability—dqual- ities which have always set Dodge Brothers Motor apart. The car must actually be driven to appreciate the far reaching importance of these improvements. We urge you to make this personal test at the first opportunity. ASSOCIATE DEALERS: J. W. DUGAN RERCULANEUM, MO. U MOTOR SALES CO. ec AY. BRITT MOTOR CO. NATURAL BRIDGE RD eee eee Coupe . . ° + ® $92 Sedan . ° e e ° Special Sedan . ~. - - $103 Delivered Tare Motor Company, ire, WASHINGTON at GARRISON JEfferson 1241 SOUTH BRANCH 5626 GRAVOIS Riverside 5460 Webster Groves Branch, 216 West Lockwood Av., Webster Groves WeEbster 447 We Also Sell Dependable Used Cars $983.00 | dence, a 00. ee SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 ie ' | in | | | motion backed by logical factory policies, two years of persistent sales pro- work and accumulated , | d@aler and saleSman good-wil! to- ward the company It was evi- also, of a power, and the company requested that this be expended throughout the piled-up reserve month. An automobile salesman’s chief job, said Grant, is to contact and talk his car to as many persons as he possibly can He reach must ,not depend on prospects dropping ; into the showroom } ut rnust lus ‘ dura- Cars ‘ the trouble the to enter the showrooms, ting up a favorable reaction in the latter’s mind. sime time tel) story of it, 4 arguing with ning arguments and thereby losing sales is hardly profitable. unusual amount of contacting out in the field. Instructs Salesmnen. He emphasized three things for a floor salesman to practice. First, to greet a prospect at the door as the Jatch rattles, running up on him with the same spirit with shortstop hit at him, in- stead of waiting for it the ball play him. Secondly, word, how much he appreciates the car and at the a short, connected to show him prospect ask a series of discon- In no attention to the but should his car to £0 He should hie car to factories at noon- sign the order and nities as possible to give him a chance to sign. He warned especially against customers, for wine This Diatrict Delivers Most Onprs. Grant said that this regional dis- | trict, of which the sales manager) is E. W. Fuhr, is delivering more) cars in the sales contest than any 7 50 other. He has been traveling’ ; through the districts since the sales 9.00 contest began, devoting several | \days to each. making keypoint'! t i 6.00 | t | | | | speeches and talks and inspiring Grant is to salesmen | Boecia. tt _ ' , | 11a i rrieé navut 'car market i he regional forces %o rivalry. | He said he saw no reason for pessimism, as the general crop &it- uation seemed to be good and there was a tremendous amount of crop |money |example, 1$116,000,000 sight than last year In Texas, for there is some crop money in pouring in. he said, more At & o'clock tomorrow morning, | address 4a breakfast >f ,evrolet dealers and meeting « Chevro! L a an ‘ ° i of the mefropolitan Clis- rict. at the Coronado Hotel AUP PRESIDENT SAYS 8 WILL DOMINATE ABOVE $1500 FIELD DETROIT, Mich., Nov. 13.—Tre- the Post-Diat inroads ‘eu } : «yr ahor e $ od oy Ma grnt 'eyvlinder cars within & months with the likelihood of their dom nance of that market shortiy U after, is Gec lared | ris Ys be president of e H pn Loto ir | Corporation ti be the ext lreaching factor } motor car buy ASSOCIATE DEALERS: jreaching factor 11 $$$ -—----— | ing. TOWNSEND MOTOR CO. In am iy ferviev V tT} The A 6701 Olive Street ae Street Journal, } a a eee eee that he spoke from a1 ? 5 7? $3 ANZ *T) - , . week at the Ambassador Theater, and the safety Stutz eight brougham | '°%"'°™ 5S @d and saw where momo ao nto = 64 ouneer 8 6.45 + NWen-Rhig Cord Benjamin Motor Co. that on her return to New York she planned to | "°*T'*® ‘8 mortgage due the $114 5. S Non-Skid $14.45 urchase a Stutz sedan. nance company, and in al!. re- C—O ee eT Ee $14.°5 RALLDON $ Pp inp ab eas as San Selene be Pres ire his payments almost in $324 S. &. oe sees te ye 2914.40 Heavy Non-Shtd 1.45 ee cn : es Screen . = a san S2x4% Non-sS : $19.95 ; half, an he could still drive $3,414 Non-Skid - 20.45 ' ; RDS exceeding their quotas by 100 pe: JEWETT CONTEST WINNER T0 his car. He boee Yahlem and 34x424 Non-Skid $20.95 ee ty nt ay = |}cent or more. In the first 10 days ree duetiony veneers 2025 8. §. Non-Skid H. D. .... $86.04 Clincher: ° thi mies ate Cheadentate now he has no more money 3315 Non-Skid .--- $23.45 x Sneanin of pe tarans 21,0% o h — | GET $10,000 BEFORE DEC, 25 areata You can get $59 to Slightly Blemished were sold, as mania — papi pent ' $1000 in 10 minutes withou? all Orders Must crum panied nk Draft, Mesey or to i first 1V days of N Ove muer, aad, So man y ( oOntestants hat ra oT . ‘ ndorsers or AaAnyV red tape Mave Delay tn Shipping rant said. | 7 ered ha Jewett slogar contest Urive Up, bring your car title RELIABLE AUTO TIRE Co. Grant told the Springfield saies , at the winner @ es bs and drive away. Confidentia! JEfferson 1180 SL17-8119 LOCUST S&T. JEfferson 118% F force that the increase showed ce bee ee service Yahlem Finance Co Wholesale and Ketall——Dealere Write fer Gus Evian List—-U pee See Se See See . rh . %s iv ‘ m 7 ++} cr tC s $1 f} ron ry f i y ' «¢ { 4 "'¢ 4 ” on = spe : We Deliver to All Parts of the City Free of Charge what could be done with a good Ps a , \. Grand Open Evenings and All Day Sundays to Serve Our Ce ;car, thoroughly advertised and a © 1s , u We Rare to Carry a Gered Meare Tus : cash in t e to make ¢ strnas COUPE on SEDAN *825 BODIES sy FISHER 7 "ss. v $-~s . ote o*n% e*.* . . ors? With all of its beauty of proportion and color, with all of its easy-riding qualities and its popular price appeal, the Pontiac Six gains its greatest favor by its ability to stand up where other cars might be expected to falter. Tested, developed and refined for three years priortoitsannouncement —embodying advanced engineering features with- out precedent in its field —built of big, rugged units throughout, the Pontiac Six has already established its reputation Pontiac Six, Landau Sedan, $895. o*e*peo",* ote. ot, ete ae full throttle speedfor as long’as you like for those qualities that every Owner wants: Endurance—stamina— and the capacity to stand the pitiless pounding of continued running at full throttle speeds! And largely because it is the one low-priced Six sm can safely be driven at its maximum speed as long as the driver likes, the Pontiac Six continues its conquest of America at a pace that is making auto- motive history. 2 \ Wh Oakland Six, companion to Pontiac Six, $1025 to $1295. All prices at Factory. Easy to pay on the liberal General Motors Time Payment Plan. [ OPEN SUNDAY E. A. HATFIELD, President 5617 Grevois TRIANGLE AUTO CO BRAHM-MITCHELLETTE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY Phone JEfferson 3542 { oven EVENINGS | 2801 LOCUS1 STREET MOTOR CO CARRIGAN & HOPE GARAGE ANGELICA AUTO SUPPLIES, Ine. 1049 S. Boyle Madison. Greaite City and Venice "21st and Angelica Ste WHITE BROS. AUTO CO MEYER BROS AUTO CO. Belleville WEBSTER GROVES MOTOR CO. lith and St. Lowis Av., East 6t. Louis ST. CHARLES SALES CO., St. Charles Lockwood Av. Webster Groves 100 (WW. IVORY AUTO CO. 7805 Iworyv Avy STOFFEL’S GARAGE Highland, fll OAKLAND-PONTIAC PA OD YV Edwardeviile, 4937 cS © 8 Oo. K. MOTOR CO Hi! SARLO-FABEK MOTOR SALES Natural Bridge Av “Sine? MUELLER MOTOR CO. Lucas and Hunt Reed SHUBERT MOTOR CO. 6208 Gravee MEYER AUTO CO. Fleriesant GENERAL MOTORS BL Pel he INE 9 mall, ep agin aed eae th woe ry . Me il o> cabana rel . émek ait my € x ee a PLOT R apts CP BS Bis ey ” Pind 6 * Qimnedgyt see

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Pete se “ e* a os Oe ar i Rata FAGE GA __.... — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a COUPON BOOKS BEING SOLD AT NEW ESSEX SEDAN {8 _ DRIVURSELF saad ———— =e 2 = = — wf TESTED TO MAKE STNDAY MORNINC TWO FRENCH CYCLISTS STOP ————————————— NOVEMBER 1 JORDAN DISTRIBUTER WILL ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH y Reeves Visits Mid-West Dealers. 2143 Cars In Square general manager For ea of Detroit’; Automobile je of rnile=s there are 2142 Middie West and on the basiy of 14. 1926 7 on _ mm both Lindell and 8&8. ' fronts Alfred Reeves, the Nationa! > ‘+? a rT ry i rip ia ss and is being elaborately BE IN NEW BUILDING SOON : for servi¢e as well as sales of fe — ™ WAY AROUND WORLD —_— is on an = Mii ‘2 th: - rt her ~ 7 . eer Re a - —!, — - _ , : re om it i PR The acter * . a? Paige Output 200 Cars Daily. onferring with motor dealers. passages 2 ee cs , : ' ‘ranch motorcyciists stopped i ¢ jistributors of yorcan one = ° , 3s al Hertz Drivurself St: Rr ey . : ~ 48 ! er - Whe niin The Peige-Detroit Motor Car C: ; ; ¢ weel rm their way plans to nt a . : - 3 , h: is begun to issue a oupon Ouis 4st ea of ee ‘ gon ” T a. houlevara s proaucing > %. neve. = } ; - -_ 7 > s hen. _- Body ot 4-Door Car Is Ste ee}|— trons wv ho use Iris €-1t-V ours 1 } os SCIeENTIS! i Liss i lie | W Adte ~ rY pa u Hienri Arareu ait 99 - ‘ Wf thw ~~ * > a | a / s & is . Na ” . ~ o a 7 0 aw -_ ~ + ‘r ¥ t + T } L3 te : — | : . . Ma . — ' Lar. arf mn Y + ¢ Ww DOL ror ‘ , 66 7 » ; r u'r nes OT rOoTT Obiles frequentiv to +r io (Lauses bik iii ra | \ = tila m4: . : (Color In 7 A? lones _ ,; = : . ; one- y? ,der B g ~PVLihtie Mmo- | te ‘ miicakes. iif Laz VA = + m Xarirmmenrc . ; be a. ees oe we tak ut Meakaw 3%) BUNGALOW rag eg ‘. ; i r oOrnsi¢ ; ; an CARP 415 Ss ; iid | : _j- ~ a ; ae . ~ 7 la i « a , > ae a a " * —_ which Was annou —_ a . ee si ; ee eas nue . . + i — os re . , or > — ete. Pe, GI aeons Re mail Caerryin ‘ ‘ . a _ = T rie a rey rm; ] a, ; ‘nNdustr ’ Moere wh: Ai ™ ene S iviri > e : ca ly é ia ‘ j | a Loe ‘0 oad 6. o 00 Ss » . 4 ‘ is being shown in St. wouk ai (4G Us - 8 a a sid Bi cdinaniion ho pia — : is a Cherges d ‘ 4 . r 5 tt, 4 a. a a s* . 4 4 ~~ > Hudson-Essex distribute: 4 S ' x vs. Minti gti: aes tanked ta P quired when we build a Garage. Prop Cc’ ‘ With the mnouncement of this nD nis : n h cg meeysen cae : = erty does not need to be clear or Lik tae , sass - = z > % - Sb eke =? m attractiv: colors ‘ " 2 7 pd ree sp on on a general impression ts . s . 2 = a rhic rs Z 3 _ : ; finish and richness in a car of this QPHBUDE MOTOR (0. MOVES «nents mace by the bureau wit ro. : New and Used Radiators for Sale and — class. : i ; ee a Pcamse there not even trafls —ALL MAKES— ~ > . as Sane — ‘ 4 : cre 4 on =~ . eh hoadw |} 21¢ Tine t > ey OF hiilAine Ts toward smailier piston > “ epi i r 4 Ariz 1. New Mexico, Col- aia? xt chrom. ~,; oOwW Wiii ’ a _ Sf = . S — se al ol ¥ Lo a } ag se A _ , . te @ ~ ~ 7 act > > a, sh =. .% A ° . iain street, and ze of M - onomical Transportation - é - * +. . — mn . - s 4 ° “ .- ~ Z . ~ >: > “ = 4 - —_ - + me! ” r + } nrn *} ie Within the car. the seats and/* ec estnut a 65 feet : : . . - 4 » Seven is 8 Thee ine rily to determine the air con n- nent trip in an Overland Whippet seat backs a u “ ;, pw - ~ ee a al —~ r+ ~~ 4 “4 hoir plush. Side walls vas f S ee nz = . ways CyCuStsS 167 S r New ahdhae s7a ~ 4 ms ae an “ t” i diet oa ait m - ee : are ofr e r. . "7" 3. . ar} P ’ = ~ ~ 2° 2 7 _ — @: i, A ”~ | 7 xX ¢ ; eT: f ~~ 4 — = . & > > - ’ el _ — ss _ _ Pe “ -_ : om bination be blu: Fray : ~ = t x gg i 2 3 _ , \ mt they > green . Valve ri service department r S t th QO} Y Motor C “* . . ‘ — . . : 3 ' om 4 _ ." ~ ~ or . —— 2 : ’ - ~ _ ~ ae Ni _ ‘ , ont sea eing ; h ng is g 2: BH School- waite Patrol Idea Spre ads r t hi? = : “ } ~ 7 a ¢ ~ sa i) r The = 4 1. ‘ Patro 4} 2c Aa “ 7 be chang r ri firm, said ed t ack at’ Th reau us : s been operated under the au for the ei 7 + ~ 1 : 5 48% r r a Fe - i I - r 2. Fe } ag ~ Ss = f Tr s Lo Ie VE se ~~. "4 solf ST rburet ter 1 res - is Pp - Details r T > te rY hh ~, j : ; ‘ A Me ’ — " " ? ; " NI Vis = es t a \ ” r 2 ~. +; a — . Carors are ad ' nN i es : : = LCA = i\¢ rsuoscrit i — - $ r st i PROMOTES TWO EXECUTIVES co: company. according to Wilsor * ee : and the co myo ; ha | ‘ -?% ™ t ~ e. . L.iae — Lia. aia’ 14 i ' 7 t : - 4 , : .% + . ~ ~ . " ~~) 3 ey . " , » i | \ es in? $ - as manager of the Missour ) > ~e * == ~~ oe - ; _— * N . be beer Nw \ ‘ ‘ t & ~~ ~_ : = X > + —_ Guy W. Onrver. Presi BEW se DEG ON OF GENERAL MOT ORS upward Ae g Detro:t The satistaction that these thousands ot owners are get- ting trom their Cadillacs exactly what you want from “heir experience proves only a Cadillaccan give ++ a a +7 nm full measure. V om CADILLAC COMPANY ~~ St icEEE RP Creve JEFFERSON 3 >= * ~~ -- > -~ _ ~ oa ™ & & ma lLLAC CORPORATION i ’ ’ ‘ = 3 7 xy \t 5 tp bl Ol tn OF it | osed Cars = thatare — . Ae i a a ee Offering elementsof beauty,comfort, power : and smoothness unrivalledin the low-priced field, Chevrolet closed cars have contrib- : uted largely to the sensational increase in | Chevrolet sales and the spectacular spread of Chevrolet popularity. No other closed cars at the price offer the beauty, comfort and luxury of bodies by | ities in craftsmanship, style and safety. No other closed cars at the price combine : equal power and smoothness with equal thrift in use of gas and oil— for Chevrolet’s famous valve-in-head motor has proved its : worthiness in every phase of traffic and road performance. Finished in modish shades of lustrous Duco—roomy and attractively upholstered, | Chevrolet closed cars offer every essential 1 to the highest type of modern, comfortable motoring. A single ride will reveal the re value which has made them sands of buyers. Come in—and geta who Truck $ 375 1- ae $ 495 All prices f. o. b. Flint, Mich. eee Small down payment and | convenient terms. Ask about eur © Purchase Ce icaic Pian. i ST. LGUTS DEALERS: Biz Four Auto Co., 2218 S. Jefferson Av. Century Auto Co., 7502 Michigan Av. Flint Chevrolet Co., 4714 Delmar BI. Gravois Motor Corp., 9 Gravois Av. Orthwe:in Motes Corp., 3016 Locust Bl. Wells Mutor Co., 3008 N. Grand BI. Gillian--E pstein eat a Co., 5929 Easton a. Hilmer-3ocicher Chevrolet Co., 1163 S. Kingshigh- way BI. North S:de Chevrolet Co., 4333 South Side Chevrolet Co., 3645 COUNTY DEALERS: Allen-James Motor Co., 7800 Forsythe BL, Clayton, Mo. Craft-Merello Warner Co., Normandy, Mo. + Reichardt Motor Co., Webster Groves, Mo. ee J. H. Brown & Sons Chevrolet Co.. Halls Ferry > Chambers Rd. os Maplewood. EAST ST. LOUIS DEALERS: Harding Motor Co., 622 St. Louis Av. Standard Chevrolet Co., 1351 State St., at Veronica Warne Av. S. Grand BI. WVUALIIY Al ba e@ cos! Astounding Values | Fisher with their acknowledged superior- : choice of so many hundreds of thou- demonstration! r tif- t Nangle-Gtillis Chevrolet Co., 7239 Manchester Ate, MacCarthy-Pardue Motor Co., 6320 Delmar BSL i ea of @ 47t on he > - qrecting a comfortaD former! ly was avail- costlier cars. Paige the new example of what a ne in the lower price tation of five inches in the » shea driver ts provided: “3 ) nts in the clutch and. am and also in the front Wyhe ¢ sbber pedal pads ar 5 an «ypstantiai ars hat a nto tA stch and these a of the ©’ . .. totaling two inches. ua yt > &-s eck 7¢ - the fron? i ? os hn es we ad) = ee aaa se ar any i jn az B = - — - yo % 8 rer nation, thus Ow a ng to five ian A 24, iOng i a + “ - - ~~ oe Be 4 ent . . ya JAC x - ~ > 7? «y ron ha * a > us wero t back to . het ween steer- : tho wm. + £5 Sa e can ™°o : =a oe OS ae him air ,’* + —s “hal. ¥ se wheei and asl snres =o aise > h e ch. pedals kK rea D TOW YARD SIXES ‘ATURE OF BRITISH AUTOMOBILE EXHIBIT C: satinucd from Paxe 1A. F ee K ove - ?* 4 g goty an ordinary dr = front of the peraing a all over @cnt seats. There is *h ort os se aka ete rtion. iv ing re a re ar ij those in rodox ‘he appearance of seof when it is viewed from feant or rear only frem > #4 —_. eu - ”~ ia + "ai eB: fod seen. . roof be open or closed. er gliding P moves back over a rear and the edges long ar i and curved 33 The r “an bD ‘pened b ar rn hand frem a ¥e cked im any of a dozen positions. It ip wWa- ig n sed Numerons Fabric Sedans. br edans are prevalent, bet. t : t ones, near- 1 Z frames, thus dif- o: 2 rigina (Wey- } conceptior f flexible pan- flexib'e framing. Many Rave ur wer panels and fabric abo > waistline. ish: i rs £2 up years Wrying pe arize the de- hie ecagdan But this favor among Austrian mak- nd some oo the examples n empia hdd Weymann- A British ta ie su- radon: in the closed car. 7 POPu.ar with British motor- tter not aito- sedans are > Sa°\s° « : ¥ | e- 2 ise a pre- - c +h - em do—to ride ~ ae says ‘inter and summer > by : - OFTer theie head « err Ff cs. ~ , — ' est weather - 7. is . . ; : NEZEeNuity. there. . J : er, | 3 : x ncded in evoly- a + _ . a moSine all = ° vo” 7 . ® - - Yen Car Wifi on —s " =v a, Mmaxers ~*- .- 3 ‘ide framed cr ens that can be re uk the glass ws -_ ‘. (SG Soy mn coniunetion gt Naving an tnner ee as 4 ‘ment for the top 3 All-Weather Body. Te ‘ - . ‘ ar *} 7 . ~ Ly t+ ithe or _ As ©® window i sedan Zz a detachabie ~ a i> ar 2 of th | sm is conceaiocd S. and the car ¥ -~ . Ary fo) ding-t: Pp _ - r@ar porting 4° Ppart& ab the a: Be ye ove a ine 2 effect of a ee : work ts grea:! Me —* . ad - a P x —s rm af re 4 roadster) iSSeNg@er cars 4 fthese aft oe -~ . > - — - > eee i iT owes ee AS the Bry \? a faci side “ er the talls ind ~ cT®a.m merging tnte a : finish at ‘gi. These are cus- “8S, 't need hardly be Bodies on T. Ss. Cars. Ame: = 2" Makers opera*- and Mt British - body- °9ption of buvercs wT ' bat Z| the ™ — 7 Daas 7 nen usually a ser than when az Alum. « ; T ibe acy is supplied . - O = ; a *. 'or instance, maitre - re . English phaeton - * of the Dodge car’ wre . ' -_ -339 ‘(approximate . "@ stan ‘ard 2" pen and sedan. are . an A - : must be ad .¥ taken ex. “Oe iteh fies are =. be realized . > @a’S *has ' , “4 ~ ie ~ Se ed re” P, g » *& - : ; 4 pert e4 at $s: 5 Ana es _™ - ‘ ° andawu!e? bod | iw * = Oy HMoopers,. whe | BR :iton , Siie bodywork far ‘haasis price tn eas so the body costs *y of the §1 BUILT TOFT 3g ‘AND TALL DRIVERS Jewett! ca hrysier passengers | — a rigid | ng mohair : for | ee i ot 5.009 Rolis-| per layer being ’ . , 5 ¢ ie - a mes - i es as ‘ 4 2 ; sn Who has manager of aE nett eee ame Royce, aire counts fer $6¢ the complete ship. finish and expensive bodt supe and the a pie ' In regard te 'the London no thin S mumber of de are not. as 4 | Four-wheel ‘greatly impro definite itn This result has altering the b by stiffening frames, the fro shafts and the nate the “whi models. Hew V. Another b the wide use serva devices, vacuum - 06 equipment. recafied, de pressure pee ‘manifold t ed to the peal a large cylind placed under Pressure on a valve. al take effect Very precise this way. bat. 'f required to be operated stationary, or of the servo pedal is di brake gear in fact, if the the beakes. © Averican It may be of note the vario American and the London first place, f not half a tracting band panding shoes sa). though * prake is fitted tracting slip a band. Most nental cars ha side by side in drums: one set in conjunction brakes, while ed by the hand Oniy one gonda) fits ling an ‘air el |orate oll filters seen on many in England ha ish cars. Not cent of the le shift levers, offered with a er’s option: have not takel ontrol. New Eu instrument Bb ly all of mah have at one @ the center? &@ ing under the cels etc But heard and cowl «ively used inum unit bo on @itaatd netrument num in the fo enter of the Overhead ~ per cent Zhew. and of 3 els 32 have @ the remainder Four-speed on 49% per cent spoked steel wh per cent ard all of Magneto ‘gnitie® sa. on Furepess found apart * models. Asam three cars ag amte & ¢ aif . °rm it “ars gr2 ‘a nit.on on rr et | FI sned Inese fin need hy Pritie® French [tallies ental firms 299 or ordinary j variety of A beat the generally grey. 7 » ‘er ta? ire ~* oF SOT] widely used @ » Rritish moter upholstery. are ‘itted im 4eepiy sprung ral and@ for + coll soringss

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2143 Cars In Square Mile In r | For each of Detroit's 139 oo fi miles there are 2143 motor t, and on the basis, of population 5 | passengers. for each. > : and Exchange MAKES — o Radiator Co. - JEfferson 0054-1453 Transportation comfort, power nthe low-priced ; have contrib- nal increase in ctacular spread price offer the of bodies by >dged superior- nd safety. price combine ess with equal’ for Chevrolet’s r has proved its of traffic and es of lustrous sly upholstered, every essential , comfortable will reveal the as made them ndreds of thou- in—and geta at Pe BUILT TO FIT Font AND TALL DRIVERS | nc of effecting a comfortable “ osition formerly was avail- »in the costlier cars. Paige cite the new Jewet as an example of what , done in the lower price ation of five inches in the of the driver is provided Mustrnents in the clutch and "pedals and also in the front Phe rubber pedal pads are on substantial bars that jamped into the clutch and \evers proper, and these gillow a variation of the tion totaling two inches. m, adjustability of the front hin a fore and aft direction, to- anree inches. in combination, thus allow a to five te sue ‘change amounting The driver with long legs | op the pedals two inches and the seat all the way back | The two ad just- | RETAIL SALES OF CHRYSLER AUTOS | *have five inches more room| ba man of opposite build, ard position. ‘combination of adjustments made to suit the stout driv- Sie can move the seat back to him ampe space between steer- ‘wheel and cushion and pedals to keep them in reach, D TOWARD SIXES ‘TrEATURE OF BRITISH DEALERS: 800 Forsythe BL., » Normandy, Mo. bster Groves, Mo... let Co., Halls Ferry and »., 7239 Manchester Av-s o., 6320 Delmar BL. IS DEALERS: | t. Louis Av. 1 State St., at Veronica. COS 4 ¢ Berl AUTOMOBILE EXHIBIT Continued from Page 1A. “eck over in front of the passengers ;potniny a¢ all over those in @ent seats. There is nothing edox in the appearance of wof when itis viewed from front or rear; only from yead is the special feature seen, Buher the roof be open or closed. “% for tu gliding part moves back over a ed rear portion and the edges ong are paneled and curved sual. The roof can be opened e driver with one hand from Mseat and can be locked in any of a dozen positions. It is wa- ight when closed. Numerous Fabric Sedans, bric sedans are prevalent, but, a for custom-built ones, near- have rigid frames, thus dif- g from the original (Wey- B) conception of flexible pan- flexible framing. Many have mum lower panels and fabric thove the waistline. fish makers gave up Wying to popularize the top sedan. But is gaining favor years ina ‘\ aid some of the examples bat Olympia hdd Weymann- @mountable tops. A British @ however, is showing a rigid coupe with a detachable sy- mucure and includes in the @ the car a folding mohair fe use in summer. | a.i-weather body, which can as an open or a closed car, popular with British motor- fer the latter are not alto- z satisfied with sedans for erear-round use. They pre- * Most of them do—to ride ays, winter and summer, “reof’ over their heads, like side screens the hottest wea ther. reat deal of ingenuity. there. expended in evoly- Will combine 4]] “4€eS of an open car with, 2 Sedan. Several] makerg, ject, provide framed screens that can be | ‘he doors like the glass : & sedan, in conjunction “ng top having an inner : ‘n abutment for the top “@ screens, All-Weather Body. . €.4 .? of ial ~ vorate than the forego- ai-weather body (the sh t., - ; “hich has the window * top rail of a sedan, but | a f than can be fold>-d raise | who | teaise the pedals all the way) djust the seat in its extreme) ost seiasaa sii nea 2 ' CHARLES P. CAPEN. Who has been made retail sales- | manager of Midwest Motors, Inc., Chrysler distributer. on ee ee ee - Royce, already mentioned, ac- counts fer $6000 of the price for the complete car. The workman- a See ORE expensive bodies are, the rear portion, | onty.an ordinary § driving | ship, finish and equipment of these of course, superb, and the seating luxurious to a degree. In regard to mechanical features, the London show brings quite a number of developments, but they are not, as a rule, fundamental. Four-wheel braking has been greatly improved, being far more definite in action than .hitherto. This result has been gotten, not by de- | this | among me, French and Austrian mak- | in |tracting band brakes. altering the brakes themselves, but | by stiffening the front part of | frames, the front springs, the cross shafts and the pull rods, to elimi- nate the “whippiness’”’ in the 1926 models. How Vacuum Brakes Work, Another brake development the wide use now being made of servo devices, particularly the vacuum - operated Dewandre equipment. The latter, it may be recalled, depends upon the negative pressure in the engine induction is manifold to move a piston connect- | ed to the brake gear and located in | |a large cylinder, which usually is | placed under the front floorboards. | [*Jorence Fritch, Ruth Krause and Pressure on the brake pedal opens | Agnes Ejleen, 9; Emma Biswell, 15; to be Martha Schmidt, Melba Schmtat ‘and a valve, allowing thé vacuum take effect upon the piston. Very precise operation is had in this way, but extremely powerful if required. to be operated when the engine is device falling, the pedal is directly connected to the brake gear in they usual way; in fact, if the pedal-is' pressed hard down at any time, the,foot pressure supplements the servo in applying the brakes. | Averican vs. British Cars. It may be of interest here to note the various ways in which American and European cars at the London show differed. In the first place, few European cars-— /not half a dozen in all—have con- Internal ex- panding shoes are all but univer- sal, though where a_ transmission brake is fitted it may have con- of the servo 'tracting slipper-type shoes, but not la band. Most British and Conti- 'nental cars have two sets of shoes rear wheel side by side in the ‘drums: one set is operated by pedal in conjunction with the front brakes, while the other is actuat- ed by the hand lever. | Only one European maker( La- gonda) fits anything at all resemb- ling an‘air cleaner, while the elab- orate oil filters and oll distillators seen on many American cars sold in England have no place on Brit- ‘sed in a few seconds by | ‘ Operating a detachable | ha: se at thé rear end of the ‘* mechanism is concealed | have not taken kindly to ae sody panels, and the car me an ordinary folding-top ‘s desired, the rear portion sete (that parts above the “engers) can be opencd = ing the effect i*? “s tybe bodywork fs greatly “* MAny British motorists, (roadsters) "ve passenger cars. a Or 40 of these at , “8d one exhibitor shows : — known as the boat, ata types, respective- bban-.. .'y have nautical What, with “half- I decking wea oe re for Sinee ve ails and, ‘& light cream finish at ‘* ¥-SPaters '.* ni e oe gradually merging tnto a t Cae. tes \ Qo below. These are cus- * bodies, it need hardly be nish Bodies on U. §. Cars. American England ft &* the +) .* pri makers operat- British body- l hi _bher than when an Ge body is supplied. TOthae bre op Or instance, make of a! Option of buyers, | ce is then usually a/| ish cars. Not more than 40 per cent of the latter have.central gear shift levers, and some of those are offered with a side lever at buy- er’'s option; for British motorists central | control. | aluminum /60 per 'Show, and of 33 new British mod- New European cars have steel instrument boards, these are near- ly all of mahogany or walnut and have at one or both sides (or in the center) a roomy shelf, extend- ing under the cowl, for small par- cels etc. But the all-metal dash- board and cowl framing is exten- used and is often a cast unit. in which case the instrument board is also of alum- inum in the form of a panel at the center of the mahogany facia. Overhead valves were on nearly cent of the cars at the sively els 22 have them, while three of the remainder have sleeve valves. Four-speed gearsets are provided on 60 per cent of cars, and hollow- spoked steel wheels on 70 per cent: only 5 per cent have wood wheels and all of those are American Magneto ignition is almost univer- sal on European cars. The coil sys- tem is found on only two British cars, apart from certain ig- — an Enelish phaeton 8 Price f e I¢ , of the Dodge car —=s £€33¢6 tga the standard * Open and sedan 7 a8 wel). and “re usually taken ' English 48 Will be realized J P “a that an eight-cyl- in 1 {8 Priced at $10,000, ' ‘Nousine lan j ; Php landaulet body ndon by Hoopers, who ‘.? : . oe omobile bodywork for 7 The chassis price in 4 : 5 if} , 2000, so the body costs (‘approximate | all- | are | if must be ad- | crimson, bodies are | body of the $15,000 Rolls- grade’ models that have dual nition. Aluminum pistons used on three times as cast-iron.’ are as many Celluose finishes are used by British makers, French, Italian or other ental firms have discarded ename! or ordinary paint and varnish. A wide variety of colors is usually, offered, but the standard are generally dark blue, grey, and Leather upholstery is be widely in sedan and types of closed cars, instead o' cloth it is usually ._pleated, for British motorists do not Ii plair upholstery. Pneumatic are fitted in several deeply sprung cushions ral and for sedans a of coil:springs is favored, per layer being very flex'ble. but nore brown buff for used Othe: ke rasee fit are gene- the up dual on ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WILL MANAGE | S¢ near Clayton, for the first of a se- } ;} overnight ldays, one of two days, at the Hol- |Saturday™throughout the winter. i winter camper's badge. To enable the brakes} stationary, or in the unlikely event | “super- | | Eu- were few i (Cconti- } | Lauris ae ine } , Ww ork. , cushions | SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 =.91.LOUIS POST-DIE™**CH ACTIVITIES OF ,BOY AND GIRL SCOUTS GIRL SCOUTS ON FIRST OF WINTER HIKE SERIES a ee eee Two Overnight Camps to Be| Made With Only Tents for Shelter. The thought of camping in win- | | i = , , |Foley and Elsie Deters. ter night brings shivers to most persons, but not to the 20 St. Louis | Girl Scouts, ranging in age 13 to 16 years old, who gathered | ryesterday at their Sycamore from | members of the Liong are Hekn Rose Ler. | ‘Smith, Roscella Ebert, Hol- | lew Camp, on the McKnight ro.d | ries ow winter hikes leading to the Using only to hold two three these girls are camps, one of tents, low the latter part of December and the first part of January, be- sides taking the daily trips every Memberships in the Winter Campers is limited to first or sec- ond class Girl Scouts of high school age, who have passed the Sum- mer Camper's badge. Before join- ing, the applicant must pass phys- ical examination. To earn the Winter badge, she must demon- strate her ability to keep warm and dry, and to prepare a substantial meal over an open fire, no matter what the weather, be able to set up a comfortable winter camp, and be fairly proficient in all the win- ter sports suitable for this section of the country. The two campers’ badges are given only by the. St. Louls Coun- cil, in connection with the Syca- more ®ollow Camp, one of the only two Girl Scout Day Camps in the country. The badges are reco3z- nized officially, however, by the na- tional organization. Troop 2, Webster Groves, has the largest répresentation in «he Winter Campers, six of the preset membership of 20 being from this troop. They are Beatrice Rosebor- 9ugh, Ruth Richardson, Alice Fie'd, Gladys Richardson, Julia Byrne and Margaret Breen. The other camp- ers, and their troops, are: Mary and Ellen Casey, Troop 2, Webster Groves; Marion Smael, Kirkwoo4, 1: Josephine Harris, Kirkwood, 2; 22: Melva Russler, Evelyn Grosby, | Betty Henderson, 29; and Helen Jones, 62. The Summer Camp, at which these girls earned their Summer Camper's badges, closed a week ago yesterday, with a_ reception given by the whole organization to Mrs. Frederick Edey, National Field Chairman, at the Hollow. Campers wishing to complete un- finished summer projects, however, were permitted to do so yesterday, More than 400 of the 1209 Girl Scouts of the city attended this camp last summer; as 256 giris attended the Jefferson Rarracks one-week camping sections, more than half of the St. Louis member- ship had some camping this year. Seven girls were present at the opening of the dap camp, July 14, but the number grew until 200 par- ticipated in the final reception to Mrs. Edey. GIRL SCOUT NOTES Thirty-four patrol leaders from 13 troops attended the first meet- ing of the St. Louis Girl Scouts’ Patrol Leaders’ Association at Girl Scout headquarters, 2221 # Locust boulevard, last Wednesday. The association was organized by Miss| Lauris Baldwin, the new field cap-! tain of St. Louis, to train the girls in leadership, that they might assist their troop leaders more in- telligently. The girls were divided into three patrols of leaders from the north, south and west districts of the city. The making of patrol charts from magazine and newspaper clippings, of first-aid kits, and patrol boxes was discussed, and the value of each patrol having an individual corner in the troop headquarters explained. Two games were also taught. The next meeting of the associna- | tion will te held Dec. 1. Miss Mar- | garet Shepley will the mak-! ing of wall plaques of leaves and/ plaster of paris. The teaching of | second-class tests by means of games will also be taken up. The assotlation has voted that if a patrol leader is unable to attend, her corporal may come in her stead. teach An Audubon Society organized by Troop 22, of the Tem- ple Israel, and any girl interested in birds is invited to join. The! meetings are held every Thursday | at 4 Pp. m., at the temple, The troop. meets on Monday Patrol i an entertainment to the has been 1 gave} troop last! meeting, putting on several stunts | ' Two of the promoted giris -of Troop 23 | to lientenantas, An f | ¢} r "Tan, of extensively | “'* "°™” Penderfoot scouts recejyed | into the ceremony day under troop at held the dire the ry Wi an invegtiture | & week ago Frij- Of Miss | Baldwin, Meld | Rertha became and Mélva M. Ru. The qeew Stockha UseCn, | feorothys Woerres, | Dorothy Bauer and Ruth and Ge, 77 Lachmann Miss Raldwin alus 9 the wgwirla on arcond Claas | etion new Captain ttler first lieutenant , « aler Lecryt ' lientenant Ariine lohmeyer recruits were FE isie epoke tf Troop 34 was introduced to thetr “Krandmother,”” Mies Perkins at the Girt Dany Camp a week ako Yeu. terday. Although thle troop ia |}, is new troop Katherine Scout than a year old, it nas a full mem- bership, most of whom are work- ing on second class tests. Another new patrol has. been formed at Coenia Troop 56, the sec- ond in two weeks, This latest ac- dition is the Canary patrol, under Patrol Leader Dorothy Carson and Corporal June Blines. Others in the patrol are Mary Blines, Dorothy Its colors are yellow and white, “Scout Rules First,’’ and its slogan “Readiness for First Aid.’ Marc- cella Sexaner was elected patrol! leader of the Lion patrol, organized two weeks ago, and Gertrude Ruser was made corporal. The othe: ger, and Henrietta Schlitt. All these tenderfeet were invest- |. ed last Monday night, and fornoliv ‘admitted into the troop. | ing invested they were blinilfol.jod | and Before be- fed spaghetti rolled in corn- meal. ‘“‘Parts of a dead _ scout”’ were also passed around a circle formed by them. The troop wil} hike to Sugar Creek today, tiecting at Our Lady of Sorrows Church ear- ly this morning. . Virginia Robinson and Julia Win- frey have been appointed lieuten- ants of Troop 2, Kirkwood. Two of the troop mothers have also been appointed as examiners, Mrs. Lewis as examiner in second-class cooking and Mrs: Grant in second- class sewing. The girls worked on their tenderfoot and second-class tests last Wednesday and Frances Nash and Charlotte Bell of the its m»tto) ‘Senior Eagle Patrol received their itenderfoot pins. | The giris of Troop 1, Linden | wood, celebrated Girl Scout Good Pheer week by ushering in ;churches and singing in the choir |sast Sunday and by helping shop- pers carry groceries home from €very store in the neighborhood on Saturday. Two of the girls rode On the delivery truck of one store and helped deliver the packages. A Halloween party was given by the troop Oct. <8, 28 girls attend- ing. Each guest was led by a devi- ‘Ous route through the unlighted | where | church to the games were ‘ments served. basemé4nt, played and refresh- Fourteen Girl Scout leaders from |East St. Louis, Edwardsville and Collinsville are taking the St. Louis Girl Scout leadership training course under Miss Eleanor Piper, Sregational Church, every Wednes- day evening. Miss Piper is being assisted by Miss Dixie Dunham, lo- cal director of the East St. Louls }Council. | TROOP ACTIVITIES ——— ~— Headquarters, James E. West, chief scout exec- utive of the Boy Scouts of America, evening, arriving here at 5 o’clock and leaving at 6:30. President Clarence Howard and) Beck- | man will represent St. Louis at the | Scout Executive Earle W. annual meeting of the representa- | {tives of Region 8, at St. Joseph, Mo., Nov. 26. quest to yet tickets to do so at once. Practi- all | officia] 'that troop. | school, cally all of the reports are in. The quota of Boys’ Life subscrip- tions for St. Louis has been set at 1200 for the coming year by the national council. Boy Scout publication. Thirty-five scoutmasters from the Scoutmasters’ Training School are on a hike to Troop 81's cabin near Fiureka this week-end, at the invi- tation of Scoutmaster Crucknell of An overnight considered equivalent to attendance at two indoor meetings of the in calculating the of hours required attendance | als igaln a certificate. local director, at the Pilgrim Con- | North District. Troop 1, Odist Church, at the Horse was selected to usher Show Friday night, | the night Queen Marie of Rumania attended. Twenty-two scouts and three visitors attended the meeting passed through gt. Louis yesterday | 'of the troop Four boys are working to become troop bugler, under the direction of | Deputy Commissioner Gene Doh- 'rendorf. Troop 40, of the Third United | Presbyterian Church, held a re- | organization meeting last Friday night with R. A. McCory, the new scoutmaster, in charge. McCory was a scout for five years in differ- ent St. Louis troops, and is now Headquarters has issued a re-| troops that have not | reported on their Merit Badge | hike Is} number to j of the Arlington Meth- | a week ago Friday. | PAGE 7A taking the Scoutmasters’ Training | Course to refresh his memory on scout subjects. Troop 42, of the Zion Lutheran |Church, reorganized last week for | its sixth consecutive year in scout- will | ing. Scoutmaster Muldner again lead the troop. was given by Troop 65, of the Mt. Auburn Methodist Church. last Friday night. The banquet was promoted by Scoutmaster Peacock. | | Troop 8&4 of the Salvetor Evan- igelical Chu held fis Pa. | Boys’ Life is the} rch held iis annual Fa- | 'thers’ and Sons’ meeting last Fri- |'day evening. Field Executive | Jack Wright spoke, and a program | of games, songs and stunts was | given. The drum and bugle corps 'of the troop plaved before a mass i'meeting of the Community Fund | workers at the Moolah Temple | Wednesday. | Elghteen scouts of Troop 92 of ithe Samuel Cupples School siened | for an overnieht hike to the Lions’ | Den Reservation this week-end. 129 of the Bethel Baptist Church met last Wednesday alieht to plan the reorganization of the troop. A ' } ‘new committee was formed to com- | ' « 'plete the reorganization. Assistant Scoutmaster Clem Wile- gand of Troop 207 has 'scoutmaster of Troon 174 of under his last organization meeting leadership was held evening. Troops 196 of the Baptist Church and 206 of the Ames School were also reorganized last week. ing directed by Deputy Commis- | sioner Simons until A Fathers’ and Sons’ Ranquet | The Troop Committee of Troop become : the | Friedans Evangelical Church. A re. | Friday | Tabernacle The latter troop ts be- | 'Penn returns to the city. | <Activitles Director L. L. Hotch- kiss of the St. Louis Counell offi- ciated in the installation of « cew ‘'scoutmaster, J. C. Powers, at Trocp - 240 of the Prospect Hi; Misstfon, Friday aight. New troon officers were asa. 'poipted by Scoutmaster J. P. & mons at the last meeting of Trow? 3. Frank Willmann became the new g#eenior patrol leader, Eugene | Liebermann junior assistant, Jessé Lawson scribe and Raymond Ar- ‘row troop reporter. A hike was planned. last South District. The Marvin Memorial Methodiat ‘Cherrch, Twelfth and Sydney 'streets, has started the organiza- tion of a new scout troop, the fa- thers and sons of the church hold- ‘ing a meeting last Wednesday eve- ning. Field Executive Merle Ship- |} pey spoke on Scouting. A troop committee wags appointed, and wii! /meet im the near future to com- plete the organization of the troop Carl H. Laemmli, a former scout. master of Troop 34, has returned to his old position. Several of the fathers of the boys were present ee inted on Next Page. 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METROPOLITAN DEALERS MOSLEY-MASSA MOTOR CO. 7300 Natural Bridge Road ST. JOHNS MOTOR CAR CO, 8800 St. YW Charles Road PHELLIPS MOTOR CO. Webster Groves, Mo. D, J. PALMER East St. Louis, Il. EAST SIDE MOTOR CQ, Granite City, Ill, Scoutmaster™ i eh en ae Me ee ee me 8a 7 rar ¢ nite rte es 1 Aves “0 7 to 7 vee th Ae Oe AOR Na, RAO a RR OA BRIER NE me a er ee ih er ent 2 er = ~ a AA RR Ener ee ee Re aia NL a 5 eee serve - . snbepeuimetapieatiniaae onomen PE NR SR eR RT OSAP MYA mmm me ne ee at Peta MENS ARE PELE ESS Tet STE em een BE te

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PAGE SA ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_- SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = - BOY SCOUT TROOP ACTIVITIES | : — RUG PRICES SHA > Continued From Preceding Page was one of three picked to serve | Pees > oe! : a Se SS | $20.00 @xit scamices tapestry =.00 M12 seamices | ; : * - ° Res. sale — : aid the judges’ box in the : : : Brussels Hux. 12.60 | at the troop meeti peilin last , (as an aid in the judge - ied : Pi > | Sale Price Price 44, —_— - - -* + ror . ‘ - ¢ » : fa ston et a |center of the arena. a es roe 7 RB . ba PART SEVE « — - ae ; and started the Fathers (iIub tc t ip th roop im ~s) . h outs of Troo : . : = son di IVT geting , ; $54.68 all-weo!l Axminster €6. a new troop recently organiz- | . 4 TS Res. “Sal ys : —_ . ee See ee | Y/ FURNITURE £ MUSICAL iNSTRUMEN =... $27.80 & See . pais * a "0. et rae, ee Ae eh, ene + Tee ; ‘ i eC ET he aaa or eee tes ee i aN dP ah aes 4 Pe J hs slgnay oJ : Fret. ge sede es SN ee a y ee SATE cee Weve ; “Pad, %, soot 5 pet ate fy . ‘ tea PEPSI. NE IRE. TEE RR Church. took their first troop last Saturday to a spot several Young Couples & Bete ag ee . : . . miles south of Jefferson Barracss. | Now Is the Time to Bay mineter Reg. $29 25 4 ee rt nd hree adults « , s éale ae ee Ten scouts and th | a 6m s Price 3 ~ om Troop 67. of the Madison scnoc 6 hae ae ; OK 7 Lae Break se iy dt te SAR YS Ng es Bo Se > Re Re te AAO pd Ts ae ‘ . Oe ise as poe Pa CFOS ah 24 6 pg Repo o % bea ni 2 wiht Sty a Calais # takes Sy . jot ss de lg iter oe J ys Saar. “i ds . hye am 7m i - «+h ahetd took thei 4 fi rst hike Oo. Leet Finnie: = _ — ~ > ° 0 a elubnouws on t3¢e | . ’ = k ee essman Forsees C boys were divided int rou] t Cong ae oo. THE in Both Houses Ag eS Two Pending Bal Bytes Baa HON Ae as ge ts ba lg nA a OES LER cen aR ATS are tia tg SPU ted w eae oe a ee Sa wa Anew treatment forgoitre has been developed ty the W T.E. Laboratories, seater 08 cond c! nstruct.7n 242 Y MC. A. Bldg. Battle Creek, .. -3. makin rean-to and :n | Michigan, which ‘many believe Will | «ye use of the 2 ere also give rin op Ou prove to be the hg ba eae ta eeentive Merle Shippr: Seth tse Ae he PUES Ge the gel ae Ry bk aie yy 4 he " for this unsightly and WASHINGTON, Nor disease. Many of the largest iamn Dpad a chance to cont hideous goitres begin torecedealmost “~ ) sonew eames | S | arcadcasting and neg . . . ~ - — ani pti ; a : roe _ inaday. They gradually getsmalier, _ _ .. were also played ‘outmas a Chances for the and in many cases areentirely gome ..- no uer ix taking the Scoutm ee ee inafew weeks. Itiseqaally efficient ... ~.;.: ruree given by tle 7 f gadio ieee : : ee 7 sition 47 s 5 ? “ongress seem eel geo tee: uae ae > * me VI Tr in cases cf toxic so-called inside I gion of gcitre The treatment is barmiess ‘than at any previous and anyone can use it with perfect These are the views safety at home. ie : ae Te es 5 . ic are > = tg tive Wallace White A 48-page illustrated booki-tonthe “> . instru: : | —_ @hite bill and gu Ceases, Dangers and Non-Surgical i cme evrditert num- || a ~ ae Treatment of Gcitre, issued by the =~ |). eeehere vicited the troor . a jus ef radio legislation Laboratories, fully explains thenew . haem: Mates an 3 SEE House. Since 1921, White treatment and will be mailed freete =... + he meet ‘he y a $eterested ix radio, and any interested suffere> sites aaillnd et to plan activi ME egession of Congress in th introduced a VERTISE MENT oe . lan . Foat wre mm, * ¥ 8 oo ee bee tq = ‘ 7 . - buster rar é tert fs - MEO, | mcg it “the Dil bal be. _ = tron cena tt i tt leces Pictu Bi ek are au “Geeend «n ae | :Oo2 aa 2pted. GMMLLLILI 1 11.~—WWWN’ Tom Wa hae "ARN 80 at so || it--' . YS as tl provide ine \\e THIS $ | ) ) om ‘ulation and met changt MAHOGANY : | fie Jae waste : ies te tian Gall Fe cae ee er : t Seog. | future. Ino . : . ™ 7 Z —_ * , 2 : . , : “ z = “—e & + a bi would wit tr ee ceEes 2 be Ps £0 eS ARMA DESO onto 6B sik, ae IRE Petia pe tie ARIS gee oy tee Ser. okt Cea i RM Es BR Sp ik Bei ‘ niet Stedoee oo a ee ASTHMA CAUSE Discovered Send for FREE Booklet grease Re “ Mai, TH OX) soy te Ca bent 24s. Meridian st.. Indianapolis. Ind. Cf aetial Be Ags Rah ial , & bee P eo ich. act 016 Qh BGS heres Sia Gosmea a ORR SIS. 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PAGES 1—8B | “Juanita” and “Darling Nell "i s | \. 2 gs ”" “Give } tke” and = f (t FOR RADIO LAW MANY STARS ON PROGRAM | LOUIS RADIO MEN iteaca: UCREY BAKERS 10 eecaboe mute mii Bern media joe Coe. nm oak snnumantinned® The trio will play “Tango’ Wyn , SING OVER KSD TUESDAY old songs will be “in Old Madrid,” |and “Roguish Eyes.” jaudience each week a male quar- a - A half dozen songs and three in- ‘et °f exceptional ability, accom- | SIGHT, SAYS WHITE TOMORROW NIGHT FROM KSD TO) URGE LEGISLATION csczszaucas seuscossts Sse emma program of the Jolly Buckeye Bak- | ers Tuesday evening from KSD. well-known tunes of the day as | : Official Debut of SE | MARY GARDEN AND_ | A Marvel ‘Cong essman Forsees Obstacles Broadcasting Co. to Bring ] WILL ROGERS IN '| Representatives of Local Asso- | : for Distance in Both Houses Against Brill ¢ . || RECORD BROADCAST || ciation to Appear Before | ----S INGLE DIAL Two Pending Bills. iant Array of Artists eat ne Congress Committee. | 1927 Model ama BS: — and Volume € Gusseaponinet of Che a The St. Louis Radio Trades Asso- CROSLEY Lt — i 6] RADIOLA & 4 y 8 Special 4 e em 1 Post-Dispatch. : The radio program arranged for | [ies , tek ciation it to be reprsented at Wash- | 5-Tube Receiver ifn ee mene?) \\ | | = WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.—‘We! tomorrow night by the National te am =z ington at hearings before the Con- | Including 5 Cunningham or RCA | AN Ag. Sat | O ; 3 fe dt Tubes, 1 Phileo Storage Battery . ' : ” : RROD ‘ ‘ } : “nr ug P SON 7 — ~ ' . asting and neglected to do | taking over of stations WEAF and age aaa ; ‘i | and Dill radio bills. Members of the | ecg Battensee, 2 tC Phew a >| Ee * = — | This Five-Tube Set, } Ch j #0 Cone Loud Speaker, 135 Volts of B Bat- fim 4g chance to control radio | Broadcasting Co. to celebrate its; //. : ie : ; 3) ference Committee on the White | Cia ae saaae aes. @ Gace We proadc eae “| | Loud Speaker, Zz | a ances for the passage of | WJZ, is regarded as the final con- a 4] | local association are to go to Wash- | Sees NOTE HIGH-GRADE N= equipped with Power Tube, 1-Dial Control, S$ 25 4 he coming ses-; cession of the theatrical and-musi- Stas se : fie ; Se cae ; . vatio legislation at t ces eo F: = ington in pairs, each pair spending | Equipped complete ready to install with above 9g } | tery—Complete, Nothing Else to Buy =—— , of Congress seem less bright) cal world to the art of the micro- ges TYPE UV199 ......87c¢ | * ‘ws of radio legislation in the/ operatic stars of the United States | # eS Se See seh “pete i} \terested in obtaining legislation | ff FRED L A g J fy SGN | ‘House. Since 19-1, White has been | who have not at some time or | ee ae ‘ os eee ay | governing broadcasting and other | anid aia 52 | ELF( : ; “¢ ‘anterested in radio, and at every |other performed for the invisible | i ee re Fe: ikea radio activities. Headquarters at) Pe ee. a al PINE Remit Wish ae AT 6TH | CTRIC CO. 904 PINE ST. siSa. Sass, jon of Congress in the last three | histeners that form the radio audi-_ foe the national Capital are to be main- ee AL LS OL | “se has introduced a bill to per- ence of the country. In this re-| Nid fe ce £ : Be J, tained at the Hotel hapoparesone ss Gait Government regulation Of | “— “ P “ ont, apna sa oT PR CLOG SE ATO LOLOL TIE SIE a ne wee es - oye ete ay ny ptt ert we r in combination with | Myond the plaything stage. | Bauer, world famous pianist; the | will be miles away from the grand go it real justice and to give the ) : fh minterference due to the break- | most famous of operatic baritones; | George Olsen and his music; Ben | ban : € ’ ~ . itained selections from Grieg’s| Ball : ion. Has 30 inch meern of regulation has forcibly| Weber and Fields, the New York | Bernie and his orchestra. and B. pews Gynt Suite.” Originally, | % : er. Genuine wa | nut Mpressed a number of Senators | Symphony Orchestra, with Walter A. Rolfe and his orchestra. | The Vikings planned to devote only a ' ‘a : feet broadcasting has progressed Damrosch, conductor, Harold; Mary Garden and Will Rogers! one evening to this music, but, to tol | 7 peme Senators haxe attempted) New York Oratorio Society with| ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria, |-agio audience a better insight into | Be 7 i a . 3 | a Bed select cabinet hard- increase their knowledge of the | Albert Stoessel; the Edwin Franko |New York, where the majority of |/the motives and themes in this|s finished in the: pop- Miect, Others own radio recetv-|Goldman Band, grand and light |the artists will appear before the famous selection, it has been | * mee and from first-hand experience | Opera companies, both under the | —— spread over two Tuesday Seeing. | new two-tone effect. how what conditions are. If the| direction of Cesare Sodero; Vin-| Continued on Page 3, Column 1. » j ls recalled by the Senate, it is choice of any three | Miicted that a long and acrimo- . Ms debate over it may result. pictured here. if you } | Fears Trouble in House. . ; =neére will also be trouble in the tended payins consid- puse, White fears. A number of y more for a Bedroom (a wentatives are not convinced iN ° mus tthe White bill contains suffi- 4 3 aE. you will be surprised fF antimoponoly protection and N bY - ! « o 2 Ei: ! | KK ok ; ; . ates Send for imteresting booklet “‘W"° on Fade Harmonated Kaception 4 ee of the whole prob- 4+ ” . : ite believes, may come -¢ Wore by the courts F. A . D. A N D R EB A @ I N C © Priority right of stations to } } cre Pag . i erome Ave., New York, N. Y. eave lengths without being 1581 af ‘ : hits we’, interference. Maensfacterers of TUNED RADIO FREQUENCY Receivers using the highly officient =? was not at all surprised NEUTRODYNE principle * Gecision of the Chicago fom, ch held that the Depart- Fada Neutrodyne Receivers—table and fur j | Commerce had not the au- siture models—5S, 6 and 8 tubes—$85 te A i E R S ile», BSED wave lengths. For $400 Falla Come Speaker, Table Type, $35. “ daa years he doubted sdestal Floor Type, $50. | | thorit ; . iii. Sadiave ee y of the department Fada Six —shiclded — | that legislation might nests in cover of cabinet —3 Blast Heater : ide before the department's radio frequeacy amplification —2 : ‘Y was questioned by the trol. S and carried into the ich i i i : iful console has a built- h in the beauty of its two-toned genuine mahogany, this beautifu a loud speaker of great volume and superb tone; a battery compartment with plenty of room for all necessary equipment, so that not a single wire is visible. It is the outstand- ing achievement of the entire radio industry. I LIaLIL LLL ESIL This is the receiving set of the Franklin Console shown above. The desk type construction and fine cabinet work make it the handsomest of the Freshman table models. Self-contained loud speaker. Built of genuine mahogany with two-tone effect. ————_ ee beac pte i lan: Oe LR TE EE (Copyright. 19°8 ) — ; 1.8 t© Build Danish Station. Rlast Heater -F : SHINGTON, Nov. 13.—The ehufacturer, accor Regardless of price - ‘ : to nacturer, according to ad- : height of radio engineering ability, and emphasizes perhaps more than any model in our : r= as , Department of Com- § . > , " yrcelain Heater : , > a The total cost of the new | | line the fact that Freshman Masterpiece Receivers are the World’s Greatest Radio Values. ‘ 4 Will be 600,006 crowns, Cov- ~ os ‘lve kilowatt transmitter on iit wave length is to be | 38 —_ ____—s SOOO | ONEDAY SERVICE ON MAIL ORDERS | . Matera Tange from 1050 | A . aes ) — we : : - oon & new radio station in , >: 715 ~~ % zr ; subs rs has been awarded by the | : t Js Str a - -_ é . bd , ' e * oy oe ete te en Amer | — a this Freshman Masterpiece cannot be surpassed. It represents the ee ee ern

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SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 __ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ie — FRIEDA HEMPEL TO SING [K SD PROGRAM WEEK OF NOV. 14 Hee WERE ANCE FANS WANT | BROADCAST CROCKER TO SUGGEST NEARLY THREE HOURS "ay ase = roedT| TESSEATS CON ORER WEL LI oN ATWATER KENT CENTRAL STANDARD TIME rr 1 ? ES 1 HOUR THIS EVENING FROM KSD THIS EVENING: Dasiy—9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, 2:40 and 3:40, market an ol PERIODS (ft \ : Oe ar ent Ea et a ” with dro de Cordoba as er, the home econ cs expert, | . Dail y—10:05 A. M.. Laciede ‘Gas Light Co. Home ervics ) ee nal ees ica each week in three talks) @ Fa a SS SN > | | 1-09 A. M. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Betty Crocker Gold ——— Macbeth and Katherine Emmet as : f aes = a eas > . Ratan Talks. “Wiliam Tell” : + . i 2:00 P.M Next Saturday | nas a z : ’ ae ne — i q ; . (WwW ' . . . a « I Makes It Possible o'clock at the conciusion of the they will itke and which are whole | |): qa) — aa og 6: are | YIpana Treubadours. ‘y All Are Operating: : Atwater Kent Radio Hour. Other thful. ; = ae: 2 Musical program by Major E4a- | a: :30 P. M oe ACWSLer een some and healtaiu Kes ities as = a wes and the “Capitol | — ati principal roles to be taken during , ! talk will Bo: i ‘ besa t Th M t Musicale 1¢ 1OVErY Overlay a ete , $77 : Wednesday morning her fog —i — | : tie 4 ‘rieda Hempel, famous operatic Famil! from the Capitol s | omen ~-~eas | _— stt th . ae etantte radic tests ¢ made by KSD this radio production will be as foi- . : * k a — geese — ° Ect ato 40 sing 1 ater, New York City. 9:00 P. M. oss . Dt a Tatar af transat-2nc* The arrangemenr vd awe: Macduff, Lawrence Cecil: deal with planning the Thanksgtv- [© = — 0 Oe S| ond concert case will sing in - 7 iil end ‘o be broadeast fe ~ot4 this year. acce to broadcast the concerts of the Teincan Geraie Stopp and Banquo ing dinner e. - ie : | % 7 * ae | ‘ alien od i ti st .* ef . . - : oo a : - as unprecedented two and a ha’f of 12 Shakspearean plays and jwonle find are difficult to digest. |: “a a - % — ee SE tgs EO 7-8 P. M. and 9-11 P. M. | “rection of Henry 7 in B-flat . ... ; : —~s i 9-00 — M 3:00 . M. 7. 5 J Den or Ww hi je Northe ; =i : > e 2 e > ne 4 = "4 + ; : 2D a ; i ! ; at (rch = Pe! bie to pick Louis Symphony Orchestra tinuin his vi Pe gever been 2b! Between Olive Opp. Bank ad " sus tiggloe iota: ) ee nas Cee, nee “Meee il Auction Bridge Game. from the Odeon. . . om ee Ie and Pine a of Commerce ] the same on some oOo scien Be” RRO area Trestiing with = 2 er Mexice and So on. % ts . etatt > a ’ . len j 2 en = “ . . ‘ 55 ane a “ — a * Ff e I : ix s able asgstanc At thes e followed, so that _ on « n= T ar « 7 tio frequency transformer design ree ar ¥ no sa OE tee RE Fe sik me it oe a et ONE OE Shae eahe ar fas Mery si fa ’ ae res vg Ores * Sis nt) a a ee 28 - oe Since teenth: SS has a PAT RR sd : Be eT aes fos ge a —2e wee Bajar Si Pw + a ime « Pee et ae eee CEI O Ea aS BE Me Disp, P sa Feces tos xs waits = Ca eit ae Bhar : ce , , Py $e : anes ‘ est ag ne ae lik ie tare Fee ae ‘ Ae 4 NS Nite pee ‘ Mos ee eee ’ . f . y r 4, eeatitaeeil jak Siia pe ’ 4 oe ce So gate’ ouge ivi “ge etn? siguy ~ Sharan . ee ee Arm. Ao se A SS Ld « ey PR 1. OR AO, Pa re, Mh a Tits OR iene aR DM nl oe FT He Ree ae A ie Ps SOS RS Ss a Noy bs oy! a ag jess pS GEE aN Se preys, iB sy SS Shae Sea pa Ce Ree aio : oe. eee be ts hia PS ace i ge A Sao 8 ; Satna eur ' eate Nb Le ee ed i oo yee eee ee at bee Oe od intans. ie cS gine ‘ep hai ta A. ili ihe) m: 7 ies: P 2 is ts Pe — i. os 3 eka ae 3 Salidissioas! ieee hig te HOP To A rer trending eee eee UM . is8 SI INDAY, Vv. 14. service: §:30. Earle J ‘. Walter Dane -* wae epee + posses selective frequency transformer, rheo- te lempel. | NOV. with ll. Collegia: ‘rector of the Newark Hine ' hare an opportu Ages on gay ety wate ry >a Pt i Stleme night bieage, : ‘ a : ee the concerts ae fer long-range stations is ~ * Hau" 7 > re ? WGHB. : 3 ice ZA S mmerer ; a Har ee pease wR BT. wan ay + artists program : tran, ; oca, Su : 2 eoepaEagene OH pigs stue Danud Waltz.. Vil AUS = Sag DAW, va ws quintet an d 3m0 ig ow 4 ae : at-enced t saed Dr.. : —_ " a « icy * st oe: a = ae = iL’, and * a = = wSM. rC. J > : mi . pe. Chore wag sy ana vaed In 2 ‘ 5% " . w i ot OF : es? Sa a2 et Fae & ; a ae * required | is that (3090.1 Mt )—4:45. hur music ; wi ‘iy: ter Damrosch was sent ¢ : : eventing se: >. o> 20. through contact with - n persuade an 4 i . Hl —— Rule circie: - 30, « h . : ee ‘a i. uy earn a = : “mee pre 6317 Delmar BI. Grand & Tone 2902 N. Vandeventer Av. MONDAY AND TUESDAY KGO, Oakland Cal. (361.2m.)—il. band rar oe. = . 370 ML}—I. or. ae a ein cuit be Se concert. KGW. Portland. Ore. 491.5 M.)—®#-30. had been appointed pericd in thee LARGEST OUTLYING MUSIC DEALER IN ST. LOUIS | 5 ere Se of a Set Ae a on ome —- ne a church service: 11. epmohony crehestra. i re os cai “sleeani rr =— A we cn states in turn. SERICIGHEGS “HOF TO A KAEWMERER HOT EEE | F Allowed for | 22021 Pe ES ne dist Episcopal Church: 10. male quar- wiz. ew York (4543 M.}—4, Carillon: COMMISION tO ‘naururate = Paperce aoe! ie pa _ 7 ing the nortner ne out i om p nhl sls aap atte’ «Foetal Fin aves TVR ere 4 a : ry ee a eo x Powe HR Cee a eg &) onal ree | Pa: ? ey 3 i. i (345 Mw Tri solo. nounced success tm the Gl — = 3 rancieco (429.3 M.)—8:30. or = 155.150, chagel service: Litt] : ai The combined iiem periods on other sights hestra. entre, Church in the Vale chor soiciste 2 0 4 pread : ee 7:45 church WLw. cone (42-3 —6 -s 7 "4 — pe | STARS ON — ' , rrice. 30. Mrs. Anna Cirde Plunkett. Dias : ; Crosiey Salon or he col lapsed and ots | rran : “ST S.. ae FROM KSD embie: 9:45, organist: 19-30, ten mer gt og ' °.30. classica} °"= “'O work of his wile TOMORROW ar rw. Chicago (535 e muse: 9 chapel service most celebrated artistes i & % e . a Sen 2.4 ° —4 30. our i wor. Daven: yo 7% (4493 8 ¥ : » a # : 3 a 2 es ‘Evening Gab: || Cares coreas: 20, Palmar Lae sm. have appeared in his Guay x aed from Page One. phony - as —_ _henors hare been : ” , | church serve — _ him in many ferme. |e phon: Nevertheless, + re Dad yh ethan’ = apaig he eel : “6 , 2 P's a. abe dae concert: 8:15. M House he 4 S. im cin nat (325. . In 1922, Damresch waa eee will be picked up” | ae wos ‘" = Sars — — Atianta J “° ja3 “ —3 honored when the New He Btn New York. where & rtet aft, 8, - ~ 7 5 2 z wece. Monneapo ie™. - ai q ; se " ev ant . a MS : eo o + phony. Philharmonic and # oF the ircult conn ~ - : perpetual — CEntrai 6200 | 1007 OLIVE Resiry 4. Sabbath voepers. : n WABQ, located at Haver- arship in the American al Carden presanee el eal programs 8-15 Aiwiier Rene wet | ford College, Haverford, Pa, was Rome to be callel “SNM @e:.-. nerore a on a” hae age 3 . ue an. er | Te ructed, installed, and is op- Damprosch Felewship in . artrient-hote!l studi ; = : ie Sie. N : , i a GE LET PR PAR SN I em z 2b amie ey as * ge Bren 8 aa bie eee ,, e erated by the undergraduates. Us- The coming season i Re ing a 1060-watt transmitter. t is ond as conductor of ie Nae the second most powerful station in Symphonrr, a recenl sigue i the State. sical “sory. Se ies a eal ictie | Wit aeuely ow CEN et SS A REA Radiocia 270 with Radictroas. Sengie 7. near stations, with eae er ay RS tb A a AOE er AAI oo = = S & - ! WES, tare: + ¥ F sf : 3 £ et HOE epiels y BiiNS ae: Tey MAYS sik : © abies Prin; “tts Rainy ¥ ers; oe yn iy : rr . L pe i ¥ Ps sie Py tf 5 - oF Ne apie Sih TIRE AS, Fil Nea. ain 2 ‘ - 4 e mae Ped ; 4) Hee HY ds 7 OP EER TEP Th: ager Qi pete oS ihe a an SN OSI Sa i et etter yk A « GLSEIVONAPAISAPAMNA AA / A GAs us perfected Radiola e MODERN radio — modemtely a .*, . > ERE is tome quality that the tome cear and real. even “online PLA ~ 7 i 7 A, hhh hdd, COMES Lhhiddhhhihbhsk pening night’. pregram “zt Monday eves fA a “ie J “ ” .3 ot > » ON STR EY NR Mae Oulge ye Oe ee OSE ke . 23| JeeemEE| = such as Kellogg model 507 or 508. Built i aeeet maic. Onier now of exactly the same size and make if | | ; Gwen eee H 'Sermac 1 ’ ie Mi uk 5 -_ ere is a power tube to keep before the pre-Christmas msh! ? and been puzzled to know why one i “A aia | sible only ae a brought in the statjons strongly and { — a clearly, while with the other, recep- r= og rn KELLOGG tion was faint or perhaps noisy? The ! ? pe . difference was caused by the “B” See a> dio battery. The tone volume and the : : | . tr iO el clearness of reception of any radio pk! _ ; These Kellogg receivers these ng 4 set depend on its ‘“‘B’’ battery. Sp DE of radic frequency, thoroughly shielded eam e ot K] | a gee t Sie | caretully balanced. Due to the exclusive Aa MADE -BY - THE - MAKEAS - OF - THE -RADIOTRON eartone B” batteries are built : logg svstem, Inductive Tuning, the k +o | RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA ~ New York ~ Chicago ~ Sen Francisco around a new idea in dry cell con- 9) —— 7 2 fearure of equal sensitivity at all wave ange Struction. Greater power, longer me, . : a life and no transmission of noise to your set are guaranteed. | Distributed in St. Louis by | bi r ce : yustical di , A ) Mayes & Company, Inc. ; ™ a . attas cae The Central Electric Supply Co. | You should see and hear a Kellogg. The cabinet work, with ite emootiy dil oy (Os if: == 1316 Pine Street finish is pone os td cee — the aman gives a new | 3 ELECTRIC CO., 904 Pine St. KLE ARTON Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Ce — We Will Demon Radiola ™ *our Home | Es > & CAMPBELL IRON CO. Distributor, . ‘ “ oy ¥ LS ip we) vad era cedien - , 1s aia oe ERIS pst IS pga allt ie AE. 9 ARR Vt ae PIR ei te abet PS elegy aS Pinion Seppe tee hilinieesinitaniell | ’ » clea medindbinean Lm es: : wh Se x Sr et RRR elgg aa AMBIT. ay 5 enka ay kl Ba a a re ™ waite lla s Eye er ~ a “ ¢ is kee us Re oe % Mes ae ie 4 z es ae tpn

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? 55 _ PAGE 3B WMCEFANSWANI Queen Marie’s Receiving Set |QUEENMARIELISTENS csc" ~s™ "= =| Moen aweronaamee [sur = ss: so -»|21 SMO NERS BMG = r development in receiving sets pro- | | arni : P . spades Q, 10; hearts A, J, 4, 2; dia- nae te ie : ‘ ] | IK (If CL ENCE ee imi ‘duced by the Radio Corporation : | i a oe he LOS ‘ANGELES, Cal.. Nor. 13.-— : é 4 ; | . : 9 er A ie as! oa o7.° —- : ; ’ : Z H. A Lorick of Atlanta Ga and ; monds A ‘ kK . Ss 4. *) " ciubs A. nw - - » - . ‘ i : ite Oe Be OF ae Bin oe a SR Pee 2. ice Thi " — am ' . } ' * and } ¢ : ¢ : evar , ’ gor 74 , Be ee a Kx = 5 a Se coon ae ay : o wie SA ae ¢ ; . : 3 ' i * widle Glazoy unless they sit Uy etna AN ¢ wr ae ae Sg oe Re ae Ses epeaker and 6 pairs 0! head pound hardens solidly, protecting holds spades J, § spot 6 3: hearts | oO ~ UR EAS BUDGE PLAN . Tir ; “UR . a ; tj interference, Se SS ae oF 7 aS : BS sae ; mn a os me ; ‘ Fire Music from Walkuere* par go much — Re fs BE” es eee aa = ° ais ee 2g SS a ae % phones. Through it the Queen and ‘the wires and other parts so that | 5 Spot. 7, & 3; diamonds, 5: clubs | ——— ee, es ae ei raed & : arg it} [ ‘ ? : xi 2 . an : =i of » Symphony Or- Sp 7S of thie Na : : t 4 t ' van x : ° e ‘ 7 - ' 4 ‘ . a? . ‘ ‘J ‘ ae --*-@- “Wiliam Tell” Music Wy » Feature of Balkite Hoy, 7 Next Saturday Night, 7 Dik ee Testing for Leaka. to be diseard- pw ET ey: ae tlantic radio tests are il Co. of California 7 wri! “sige SEEPS A ep eet MR I ae net eo ee ~ 4 a ta Oe a a eC ke oc ee ee patpor ¢ dope Petr EIN ee Ait, PG Ace. : es 4g held, for many fans find A 8 GaN ge Rae Rpt ee et F - adionens . ~ ‘ 4 + “Afternoon of a Faun” was : s _— vesenaloaga we ———— Se ge ig |her entourage veoh been meeping no weather extremes ¢an affect | Q. 7, 6, 5. adi mae of pre Little -- Vet Y + Se recalled that. following Sali iS ae 3 : os SE Se eee me te ae ts | in close touch with the new . OTithem or corrode them. It is be- Wilbur C. Whitehead. “West,” | Cane te . ¥ «+ vear. when! ma a ve _ aie ke 8 Ne eB | the day and have been enjoying | cause of this, that Radiolas have holds spades 7, 5, 4, 2: hearts K-10. =o) FPauns . o«k 5 silent periods last yar, Bee . Eee SSR Sages 2 eae |their choice of the. programs/|been carried into the icelands and | 9; diamonds J, 9. 6. 2; clubs 10, 4. | — ; 2 wi. FS for European gers : SSRs Si Rae Bs 7" ae No one has labored more ical listened Bp Se 3 oe See: a 5 Ee 7 broadcast from the 600 odd United tropics, over the roughest of moun- | Mrs. Ella G. Pimm. “North.” 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST atte yn cause Of musical gg mpsdeasters gta nhenaaes Tas “hogs pore « i SC Sea ee : Se gst | States broadcasting stations. |tain trails, have functioned as holds spades A, K. 9: hearts Q, 6: a ee gapating recelve’™ atisfactorily| Mae? a ES Siete =e | The distance getting ability and|usual and have returned unin- |__ Fee ae first nine years of his life were ¢ : of silence were §& cea “i | eae , . oot Ai aes me: | selectivity of the Radiola 28 made | jured. —— years. His father stimulateq gammeved by American ®* ter al =: —_— aoe Soeur e (this easy. The fact that it dis-| It was this record for continued him a love for the classics, big gay. ee eee : Bie IBS Se eee | penses with an aerial, using, in- | efficiency that induced selection of : — we south. Many : a oe sea Se oo ae co Sa Fe | , orite readings being along the tne: ? nd ange Shag 3 a Bi (Se ESS eR OE ee stead, a loop, of course, made in-|the Radiola 28 for installation in S . of Greek mythology, fairy , we were tous sia danas 3 ee tees ? aX Son RE Se. 3 - 5 m5 oe ® «+stallation of the Radiola in the! Queen Marie's car. ee s AC E S See Us and Biblical parables. At en eas agant stations for age his mind was trained to + » while their neighboring broad- | 404 N. 9th F or . = Beg SS ee eS ae SS ge | f for the dramatic. Early in Same transmitters were silent for ek ee ieee BE = ee ag Sa or borhood came the departure - 4 or 80. Seme Easterners had ; S a * i see S ~ | T America, where Walter Damrosmaer beard Pacific (Coast stations 3 é ; 7 : ee : ‘ | & ] C ] “Wiecen Denver, While Northerners = oe Ne eae nse | tins ros ey = LL ros ey attended the public schools, tinuing his piano lessons Anema never been able to pick up; #.* Sec & R di R dio wrestling with a strange languges! rf or Mexico, and So = es a ; Pe ‘ | a os No Additional Charge for Credit a s His father had many ‘duties qpgpapest for many to hear distant ‘ ee ee ae the founding of the oratorio pueerican, Canadian, ¢ uban and, . | ) | : : syinphony societies and in the qigsqemean stations distinctly. Riditie Rasereieitte tleve tees gates te . : a Oe r a charge of these Walter rendesasae suggested that once a very high degree but any radio receiver is only jable assistance. At the age of 19 quepan be followed, so that se Picture shows Radiola 28 installation in private car of Queen| } gs : as good as the tubes and battery used with it. , , a . . > . . . . ’ ’ " ’ r ° ° Walter Damrosch was appointed aaa @0 not posses selective re- Marie of Rumania, which she uses for listening in during her travels | ees | | Vesta has perfected the radio units in keeping D " low e = ve an opportunity | around this country. |6—hhl with the latest instruments. ~ 1 C a | rector of the New ark Harmony “1 ag may ha nee a un ie SOL gE em y. ee a iets Rn EE te Se z : roa a a a Now you may have far better recéeption—with S oe u Ors O TOS e ro u S ciety, the concerts of which re Be for long-range s alate Re ne ee ee ee rams — ne ae ’ Pete = nara convenience—simplified operation—and attended by Dr.. Damrosch oa dec by local and interstation ‘said Merlin H. Aylesworth, presi- | ginning of a service by he Na- | t in 7 | 43 ess cost of operation. | Automotive Division of Pl -_ ' pe, Pa ; ; . thoroughly analyzed. In 1882, Weis _ Bee. : : : of the National Broadcasting tional Broadcasting Co. to KSD, | ep i oe I | | ter Damrosch Was sent to Ey pe Mil that is required is that some ».. “ts intended not nly to!and the other stations ineercon- 1k Sue * . spe eee. EK || R @ NW C oO 2 es . ; . { . . : a ’ € |to advance his musical cyltugguemmentative body determine upon) ark the formal entry c ie } nected by wire. with WEAF. 0. through contact with profainesmmmasies and persuade all fhe jiona} Broadcasting Co. into the irplanes carry- | —— a A =paee i q Sf S19 CASS AVENUE ST LOUIS | st. >mai ile a /musiciahs, among them Liszt, yogueem™ stations to remain silent ..4j9 broadcasting field, but ‘also ing passengers in France must. be ii ADSSt lm € — kA wee Re ~- Pe * $ ic; —_ f ‘ sad ' Dee : Wide AS] | | Telephone, TYler 2100 ee a ee Ae ee ey ee RS RE AER REE | NIN AAO Oe Ay EET ICI PON IR lytA EE EN RA tli Pe Ay SAAB eae Tee ccomnaet Tats bo alee tmaca hate Since, PC, acaeinines anemia A i. tae eee tein tien. enim ieand cate, Talim kh an 5 ah ti tial li 2 tala a eemianemane semana aia ial + Oy elt teat nt All commercial an NM er woteracning Bulow and Brahms. @eeourortwo for about three /t, present to the radio audience a Dr. D “ats, This would be followed by ||); : | : radio equipped. +r. Damrosch in the meantimeme This i G °Y | glimpse of the goal to which we aa Th had been appointed director at dh@gepee tor a like period in the cen-/ 111) strive to reach in the presen- eee EH. . » - : coe ee v-| Metropolitan Opera House with qmpend western states in turn. The | sation of programs under our su- = TS VESTA TRICKLE ; VESTA 5 TERRIER pt Beck & Corbitt C meer age EMM ES Ee c rbitt Company .| Commission to inaugurate a season could also be carried further pervision. ean cmmcameccemcciie: hattery always fully charger and built-in hy- | & pe of German opera and won a pres ng the northern and south- “It will be a demonstration also | : | . The Most Sctenttfic charg:>d. drometer—in a clear glass Radio or Battery DISTRIBUTORS et capacities—$25 and Dealers can supply | fe . | nounced success in the season om S#tions to remain silent for) (+ in. eplended co-operation which |@ . | 1885-6. The combined labors, how. ! periods on other nights. artistic and musical interests are s By ever. Droved too great « strats Cia STARS ON ‘now freely giving for radio broad- € RADIO | a | Crosley Radios—Fada & Cunningha Wholesale Distributors | siey 10S—Fa nningham Tubes Fred Campbell Auto Supply Co., 2806 Locust BI., St. Louis, Mo. |} 1230 NORTH MAIN STREET 3010 LOCUST STREET EN GOI RE Nhs A ET A eee ope cat ste pres ee oe i oe reo waar wot a + ne Sat en ae 2 Se sian Smee cla Mates {Gh PO BERR Pete a eee en « whe collapsed and died in the mids: : ; 4 casting. 3 5.; of his labors. The son has carried” r IOGRAM FROM KSD “We hope that this program will F SERVICE on the work of his father. The® prove to be educational as well asi MEE TOMORROW NIGHT prove to de educational as well as engl a] te PePAPARA DP ad eter crags vane ee a ee ee gure: . ee ee ee ee oe have appeared in his concerts, Metentinued from Page One. desire to evolve programs contain- A cAn DL 4 lanl * ‘ Ge; i “ we l iSOTi 4 bE VA i In 1922, Damrosch was signall m will be “picked up” and ‘which succeeds the American Tel- i » » > ~ . x > a + . ” " | aa CT Sl boy ; el . * se . a ws honored when the New York to New York, where it will a eg Te SCHWEIG:- ENGEL & : « i Nov. he | 4 ation of WEAF. Since : : ‘ . } h mer 7 er 10on i | EOrect 0420 + 0421 » —_ —{- arship in the A lean Academy ar Garden probably will sing new company has been directing FOrest 0430 + 0431 0432 ~~ ta or 1 a Z Rome to be called The Ww : Mhicaro before 7 } ie ; : : -48 ¢ } + STTTTYTTTT TTT AiALAAAADAAAD OhAAMAMMI AI j ; Damrosch Fellowship Nusic.” B.. , sore a microphone lthe program activities of the great : ReVewa Tees yews : sos geet Ly, eee ePartment-hotel studio. central. broadcasting Makers of Vesta Automohile Batteries — Quality Products for 29 Years The coming season Is his forty it. whe t& * pa Sees . A . sey, iit ~ ] LZ cr? ‘yr a = eet a9 nat ah a os ws } : ond as conductor of the New Yam ti. ne meriy operated by; 2 QV Qos ‘ : x ~~ SAS . our of the West and elephone and Telegraph Co. RMA ABD MASA. TARR . RR Symphony, a record unique in Rect w-i)] } Nasi cS tg ii I ge OEE MAAS SQV RAGE \\ \\ \ sica) history. mu Wali De IF) independe tr: ’ This sien mMa»rnk: ‘ AGA 4 . jal 5 ‘ ‘ . Mday night and his voice itirement of the American Tele- | td me relayed from there at. the | phone and Telegraph Co from ; a y ion of his concert. public broadcasting and the | Pers ee _ ie he, rand Fields will make —— jit 35 ot 9 ON = aha : 4 {A we Ss fs an ! sginnsnrT save LG a Fee I radio debut, never havin | ss 1! SAS Las ae T appeared before the nian HEAR THE NEW | rn ne © “on ‘Many Stations in Cnain. program will be broadcast | F and WJZ in New York. | 8 KSD and 16 other sta- | including KDKA, Pittsburg: | Davenport and W DAF, | City. mecastine this program will Simultaneously at 7 o’cl6ck, | l standard time. except for | , Kansas City, which will | @e chain an hour later. The | Bm will continue until 11) WELLSTON RADIO CORP. en next Monday evening,” PArkview 1699-W os ; } ; ; phony, Philharmonicand Phila@@M@@ialong the circuit connecting ephone and Telegraph Co., ; : eo - AUTO-RADIO PRODUCTS ee ee eee : SSN . ~ ~S SS . TN . \ . . »* ~AN ‘ YN . . ‘ ‘ ‘, ~ . ~~ ~~ . ~ i As . : \ Risse TV A°w wa xoxw ee SRN NS SSS SS SRS ~ AN LOANS N ‘ ‘ ‘ SO ROY SY . ~~ we ON SAS \ \ \ WYN BOON OW ‘ ‘ as A ., . — S es \ . 5 SN x AN WA \ SERINE III IEC i Bee. * rks the Mem ate ~a PA hity j ' Me LO } - i <t a —— rut Saft . 7 + 7 PP pr so cleanin I oes) DOO pilin \ eee Sati _- a ; ~ me qesttt itl " . . 7 | lig i} ainment from nearby stations . | Wit, ull the programs may SS - 1 : | | a ETITN TTT TT low our imaginations and cut , ole i cocheuses fet Cas | ) m relation of the delights You'll Be Proud of This 7) Carpet. 4 | ‘ ' Dp by the owner of a receiver 3 \ re | ie . 4 A Radio Set model 507 or 508. Built into | 4 ~ | (at = Listen to this amazing reproducer of broad- nsitivity and selectivity per 3 i ies { | | With this Sparton you can realize the full degree of Radio | ‘ casting! Then you'll understand why it is the - Se biggest sclling loud speaker on the market ies Soret eo * rf | i sae: Saas es Ne 3 light. | S <—— EVERYWHERE. and the most imitated Its very few 3 os | Good Radio—the best we know in the whole field of popular | | y | shape, however, is NOT the secret of its won- = 25. 8 derful performance. The fidelity of its repro- E 3 price? } | Fe ity ; ; p 5 : uction is solely through the Crosley patented a And an instrument richly beautiful. in two-tone walnut and | actuating unit. Avoid imitations. There is Fas di . antique bronze. The Musieonecle holds | omly one genuiine MUSICONE. of ? f t f; Wh ft J, Mi . : ae i tine MUBICONE CROSLEY RADIOS 99.75 crometer dials, interior lighting, ample space for B-batteries Sit in. Delightful a * i q Une C OU ? ) and a drop front that closes to protect the controls when not in wae Two-tone mahoe- The Crosley Radio Co tion receivers include three ood y TRY 2 Micadon 601 in series with the antenna of your use, are features of this Sparton 5-26. mcy, thoroughly — @ if you find it bard to “tune out” nearby stations. Built complete by the Sparks-Withington Company, famous cabinet, $32. POWEL CROSLEY, JR. Poo. . hehe Peg | The Micadon elt teen ate a over a quarter-century for their ability as precision manufac- ) ) , tive Tuning d Be." can, 77 bare the entne effect an “loose coup- turers. 3 YES, WE SELL CROSLEY ry controls, is Fe a .* Capacities from .0001 to .0005 mfd. may be used | By'all means ave i. 2 EVEREADY BATTERIES AND CUNNINGHAM TUBES . 4 will find a full explanation in our 32 page booklet, The Sparton 5-26, $83. Other Spartons, identical in perform- ole Model 508 is a wonderful 3 4 ‘venteen Ways to Improve Your Set.” ance and differing only in appointments, from $63 upward. GELLER, WARD and HASNER HDWE. Co. signed according to the very Mica ons, because of the patented principles of low-loss | | 410-414 NORTH FOURTH STREET gaat par These aad j =e pation ost meow npelacy capacity | Sole Distributors for ) i tenet - fulln : 4 y, area vital element in the improved : : a. | nined in Radio. Ample space = ®**ption of thousands of radio sets. The tone, the effi Eastern Half Missouri and Southern Illinois “What You Buy From Us Js Good” for bateries or power unite 7.00 the wteactory operation of your ot depead W. E. FUETTERER SUPPLIES CO. eS « € ) - work, with its smooth, dull = By 2123-25 Locust Bl.g ST. LOUIS nce gives a new insight into . + want to be sure that your set will do all it was : . 3 Send 100 in stamps or coin for your copy of es Demonstrate Any (OJ £ Authorized . ly Comp any . venteen Ways to Improve Your Set. : | | Crosley cago a 3 eye yp ey Sever = — ELECT «CO. Av. TYler 2100 Dubilie ee W | | S | thy eco 2 904 PINE ST. sens MANUFAC 94 CONDENSER AND RADIO CORPORATION No Obligation ' CEntral 3454-3455-3456 —a 4 4353 Bronx Bivd., New York, N. Y. » ag a ae <5 ¥ % a __-

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naga ; ST- NISPATCH - a 3 . SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 ST LOUIS PU - : F PAGE 4B ST. LOUIS PNST-NISPATCR : or UDY A! AS FIRST BRUADU -ncinnatan Says His Fir -ated Station Before © erate at Pittsburg. 1 ‘ fe PERE A AE A AE RTS CNRS ah alia he a 0 ON a pe ane ~~ , spichiniaias mn * ao trie PERT SEE eee ae et gee %. « ASHINGTON, Nov. 13 ; elebration of its six ion KDKA at Pi ‘cc io ~ ee caused ee a & . Seid — - th en —_——_ « aoe _—eE_:EellUl Pell rel eel ele — = —-sa> «as =e oe == «— _——_ «ss «_ = « aOR We? Fx pe ee Oe TRF gas ee Me meet oY ae 4 . - . +4 r P ° Beh ‘ ‘ viz ~ = be . ‘ - fe wee pet: oe x + w = Keon ad > Tpke: oy Se APE he ¥e EK 0 OP i Gi ae oe i . " 5 is asia iH te atin % 4 | ‘te ¢ w hailey Yay de. a 7 , a Y sitet, at wit (San se Oe 5 Ua A Ae ea yell as Bo 0 A ane tee Pe azaen beget one epi nities ‘ 3 aid aa Sle OPE ED. ye ch er Sa Oi ete ogee eat - " ¢ ‘ ; " . * ‘ . ' “~ ¥ we Oxti~ . % * Sta Pee iets » Me 5} v7 eo, ee es ae | mi rag. CAbany 4576 } Ou we EASTON ae ‘ , ‘ “4 Ws rmgc0 = Philadcishza 1 — ) : eo : Graham McNamee— Will amnousce from the riapinag eid W3vo!r ry . ze arenes ; ye : DISTRIBUTED BY , . ' direct ower KSD the Ma BROWN & HALL iw == 2922 SUPPLY CO. ail sone | = _ 1504 PINE STREET tr am RADIOLA “8 : Receiving Sets for ive, ez or seven tubes. ONE RADIOS ) ic. cabsnet. Proce range lee tubes and bercertas Put wth barterv cable attached) ‘~ m $SC@ tu spr 8 Radic: Spcakers from $16 tc $23. Modei 3 TERMS—Phone GRand 3746 : CP VAS eube fceiver Wustrend, with ONE Dial — a . Speaker, Modei H, $21. 2209 South 39th St. 3. SPECIALTY e. nerd s.. Cine 7. pics Ny —_ MORE, OCFT EIT TERS 1114 OLIVE ST. = eed . " -— as > » - - ‘ RES eee . | ) = Sat = = . pert Undoutedty the g r ; ote. bh . ; . ' ~ = ~ . 4 = | eg , Mancrome. Massive ¢ ~ = we period turned >... “ish. Ampte handsome piece of Regular $27 50

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—0T.LOUIS*POST-DISPATCH __ | SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE dB | Hints for Handling Portable Set. if the trip is one w ces it | , | ® NoTED PIANIST WILL |16NAZ FRIEDMAN, PIANIST, : Be gure all Steapiaie tightly sol- senboanlbie! - Gnd Bp nal grea a | ce . Pptly | EVEREA HOUR | T0 GIVE PROGRAM OVER KSD dered and the receiver snag — |@ reasonable distance. Handle the ' O ? E N I Teg G S A L E | | uv f it is tak n the trip. loudspeaker with care and see that | pre NEXT TUESDAY | : en Friedman, noted Polish ted ot ester pe canis vacuum | all aca: ley pacanes 4 erie i bona TONE can debut in 1001 cisrasod wise | Speeaeeeaseaten oz, St attaee esate furs od ot pote THE Famous Tin | é real etiee be ewe 3 came | S-TUBE“ERLA” $7A901 for Distance | With Standard Cabinet, Get Both with the acinnatan Says His Firm Op-| tl ; ie * ee bats bs pena tanet through KSD direct Fe a a a Ae rom New York Tuesd i Sted Station Before One nes leone ya pr Biase orn The Radi ) Set You Completely Equipped i 1 E Livingston Battery 70 Dictogrand Upright Will Eventually Buy at Pittsburg. a) ae - | . eS : - i z | | States a few days ago for his fourth : ee Gs ; er for A and Speaker; 5 B Batteries; ‘S $ a e250 7-70 $25.00 9 AY-Fan. «i ae Be ae Ce _American tour and his radio ap- - mgaumroammeaem as es 7 “% 4] | pearance will be one of the first o list ~* eee @ ° . Radio Receiver : aad ° Tone-Selectivity -Volume.- WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 eters = : se BRS Foe a eat | @. series of concerts. lebration of its sixth birth-| | . i: Friedman is especially known nt ce _for his transcriptions and arrange- Large broadcasting stations throughout America are using Day-Fan exclusively to listen in on their own programs. - D Pittsburg! |} > Ske. ee | linet vor station KDKA at : gE i | | mente of Chopin, and Chopin selec. | caused considerable discussion | : brn eae ii. ee 4 | Uons naturally will have an im- | No other radio set made has ever received such authoritative indorsement. * ’ to the girth of radio boadcast- | ~ 4] | Portant part in his program next | a questioning | [| @iee@eeoe2 Pee | Tuesday, which will include: “Ron- | Five and seven — in [Raeee aon Console models. ° . together with | é Be: , KA's claim of being the first | Se esc hee ido A Mi nor,”” by Mozart; “Rondo | ae ae sit |Favori,” Hummel; “Minute Waltz,” | IGNAZ FRIEDMAN le eres tao gl Et Ker SS uncements. i ‘tends bevond the end of the flex. | whe first music that was ever ible wire SOs OLIVE. acaster on the air. eee» 3 | rding tp Lieut H. F. Breck- | Be oes ees eae Chopin; “Ballade A Flat,” Chopin; | according to Lieut. | ERS aD i Sk “On the 5:15,” a pop- ee eee ee SOA a of the Precision Equipment Co. | : ge ag SR ae eae i | “Butterfly Etude,” Chopin; Vien- ght or nine ese , ° or sng of Immediate Deli Se ia one record was played mediate very ®9 inal . . = of cincinnati, his organization built Bae eS -nese Dance,” F riedman-Gaertner, ireds of times pret and over hundreds Radiola No. 30 66 . and reception 01 ¢ th music Was re- on IC 0. Fa] 2] . . . teur operators s8eV- orted by ama I . : scientific radio a hundred miles from Cincin-| : ' o = We Have Th ———— all models of When it was decided to introduce € ave ern ' Lain itt : The’ os KENT proadcasting as a nove lty which it os S % N saa | | = ye ce | on ” was hoped might increase the sales in toc OW iB ee 4 fa | 4 operated 8 19-watt station un- eee rack | .and “Campanello,” Liazt. tat : ek ef wireless receivers there was no tter XB several Ne, PR tS ge? “ecg _ ger the © ae © TO RRO A Ry Re ge 4 Lugs for Stranded 1 Wire. to the commence-| : SR ae ete T k months P Begg. : : | Oo make a dug on stranded wire, | provision for licensing broadcast- | el Mg as LE ge | . : ing Stations by the Department of No Batteries-+§ A Nae o | 7 f ti A Commerce. The cal lette / PI 1 Jf BN ir . ' = 42 Be eh vh oa oe ey : ty i Me ‘aos fs ‘ , ‘ | Priced fore taken as indicati ate Se yee dee. =z Se ee gy es OD Rs aie id | S ac ion SSure were therefore - tric light secket. a - Ss ea Ses ee BES as Page, eee Bees “ge . - a | tion Was assigne : t 3 ie st ay nae Re Sea ‘$a TRESS Sue ae ib Sey : ye eae $ 50 oy the | sta as | a ae a gg se Pan. 2 eee : aes : | 4922 eee e ietl c*eewnder [Western Electric Cone $99.95 | Type Speakers............ ~ kaianiom 8 oy a Cunningham tubes, Burgess and Eveready B batteries and all standard accessories at a greatly reduced price. Aug. Grumme Optical Co. 612 PINE CEntral 2833 oe ee ee ee AbanoARDRAAAAARoanaRAAaRAAnRARiaRnaNaaG tin ae 191 q he! . ; : : i . ; fren before this time i : sit ds ee . | on, turn =e tas wires back over explains, the ~ the inat ' fetter Mig eS, % A the insulation remaining, wind | mitted under cal ers! ig pa Se Ta 2 'three turns of bus ba y pc test progra , around the strands and then make} phonograph records and voice an-| |a half-loop in the bus bar that ex-| SEVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DISPATCH WANT ADS are BUSINESS BUILDERS, PHONE your ORDER. oS Sa ESR RUE OMRON RTI Se URIS ON ROE: ONC pC AI REIS epi OCI IRIE Rep mbes A BANS CSR eh a en areal -_ a panei peay pomesnwetpin- by 'vartineannaree” ~ 2 je i Y ioe ‘ rae -ittsburg poss: . ty be * ment of broadcast! n £ at } stUS0Ul £. ty owed apa ‘ Kk ‘ strip off oO! alf inch of insula- | i of the origin of the transmissior Crp IRRNE. wT Me ENN RINE ie ele Sh ACE ENN LG ANGI AO NTMI N TAY ale NH Ae CEH Lo , osae LAB sj apse , tts im ce mar—FOrest 3 - fet iets xp and a simiar se i 0432 ‘of oan SXK, were assigned to ime experimental station of Frank|{| Ihe most . scientific Radio § § ee ee ern t OR adele, eee | _ Menrad of the Westinghouse Elec- Service with all sets from— SRE SF SO ha Seas Peta ah Saag 2 , EE ie — : | $ ce: oo 6 eee eee 59 , ——— lie §XK later became the n | eee A Minit ae a OR Sh Cie cs cate etre 0% 4929 DELM AR ) Stee fOrS i os Ble aes ee eae | | oo: EE Des ema eo || Bae ee wae cae : ee ; Radiodynes have always being the first broadcaster in the PS ABs gr cae he a my ne ae ision Co., . : = Deena tS ee mame her EB bs ay mee ee a eee ac ae Been noted for their true tonal Fr Electric Co Tnited States for the Precision ad ‘qualities. Now Radiodyne en- pen Evenings | n in Cincinnati sone Re ee wd ‘ oi Se So Stree Seam rare, |) gay Gi tae tng SR ee ae , '_gineers have added tremend- Br, when the U. S. S. George Le Ratio Todary 3 | Tao Oe a. OS eae eee Se SNE, CRE pak: oe tae ee ee ee in tone qualities. RAN mene RON ere hart NR a aoe. Re Ret hia reo en eS RA RO ten NR ee age ag * ag RAB a a a el alas aliments Nahi oe i Lt a So Saas oes nel ales to ma eae aiid iaat ne ani 5, 1, apiece deine Jvids ofl ih Sad thas eh sapenean mn aebienlentineAiveingved pantereentenndes , . romania ean ete ABR RNA Hv wont « mer nae Poy ey ee: . ee a ee ——— : i itenen itte it o ere p j a | | 3 fi BS ae “s 5 bt 8 gone Bs 5 oye oS iy Bay ' aie terference Eliminator @huts out local and other interference. : OMe Sr ie Siem BIEN BRR | | IB la Le Pee cme OY ot ; } $ O HEL, Viol INIST, PLAYS : CS You get one station eat a time, the one you want, and tune in Rss etree cha oe oe poe Gr SS eth 8 el ce RE cult,—not ough the au MODEL 35 tS SS . loud and ciear. Operates on 2 gigas acess to serial wire and . T MF ' P ae : to set—no chafgee—ne ex Bess Accessorics TwEHT FRO! Ad zi AND KOKA ; i tubes or batteries. New 1927 Model PHONE JEFFERSON 5 ON June R me Fred W. Stein. Over 400,000 Sold. a . PE I. be DL. yw aarny © , Neinigs whe - 0 PAM ae a r h ie rinnac! in the alm 4 “Shs = aS S sg : , 10 SAI ES] iT 6 ee ee Try entirely at my risk the wonderful “a : oe . ; es SS S010 mprovemen inexpensive iittie : | be ir : on ale th by r »ape ‘ e HH) ¥ x 7 ; | E I iI Q25 N. GRAND oo broadca wag Re bgt pk Fe as 8 9g ag | asy to instaii: ee and KDKA cA 9:14 ee eee kind ee ve ta , mightte OSs “ ns s : ; Hock this evening. HE ee oe ee, eee eee i Meeaiaie anane edie ior. absorbs Static. Money-Back Guarantee. : } . pa Put this interference eliminator on /#/ou gia a, tone is. Set may be used with — Efficient on all circuits. Viares any ty The New Steinite 7-Tube Radio uses no batteries of any kind—only $125. Loud , . aes by ee * § hatte Speaker Built In. Complete w ‘n tubes $151 with nothingtobuy. Operates from light socket —Non-directional—so more sta- or without power tube. le anhour. Write for descriptive literature before buying an expensive Bett Steinite Long Distance Crystal! Set 66 — 6-Tube Battery Set $45. WE ire 3 ODA Y. tions are logged. 3 J | yh. : ‘ mo —Less static—less interference— : . eget : O ] 2 Di STEINITE LABORATORIES, 423 Radio Gidg., ATCHISON, KARSAS more selective. : 3 . nly 4 Via Is ~~ - ‘1 = , } | . . ee are a eee Re am Pee Se Say ee eee yore | Ease of tuning is accom- | plished by condensers of scien- a7 STEINITE PRODUCTS FOR SALE BY tific doslam sréaieian aaaeanae 8 CHARG- a non-critical circuit. It does not take an expert to tune this ER by mailing Us two ‘ ela re bilis. money order, check stam] d oe te cents in stamps or coin to nay : Ge : : . Bc Sou are nor outicg, Morten when — set. You can do it easily. Its a days anc we wil) refund vour “eae ; y Ss, ‘ e | logging 18 accurate. ‘ a Ordurm f as . ‘ Priced from $110 for the ai ance TODAY. Compact (measuring only v oe ee Te s MeNaeeaga: a Krams ocvReaaete : Pag BRINE BORE Test a, 8. SPECIALTY CoO. aa Se Filled = te eee . ’ Station you want—when you want it! But you = ieee One-Dial 7 "3 We Are Authorized Agents \t have probably given up in despair, believing tone will be clarified—and static will be reduced ‘im | your radio set incapable of greater selectivity. to the very minimum. | | But take heart! The chances are that all your The Super-Ball is non-directional, easy to in- | ie ater Kent AN a, ane : stional, easy Ae \ a |7?y | | | Ra IO a radio needs is a Super-Ball Antenna—the mar- stall, will not corrode —and it lasts a lifetime! hin i Be) velous new invention that carries a thirty-day : . , and unqualified guarantee by the maker. 390 ee ae ean — § Tube-2 Dial Walnut Cabinet $2%5 : LY ce fl | il ‘ : ' New and Improved Amazing Results! See your dealer today. Any set is a better set Gg Tube Super SG OIA RAS Mi i LIED aes > STE TSO as - i for ENIENT PAYMENT PLAN " sat” Ne) i) pee ar Sie bei . ye . a ee -™ “ ee ae ee ae ne AE tr BEI ARAN, a , ow hl 4 , wate « > OPEL T&S * ERE SH MAN : You will actually be amazed at the finer results when the Super-Ball Antenna is used. Radiodyne OLIVE ST. eoutrel tremendous velume: ive enough for Chicage with E + ote * iM a > b : . — we > e ' ' re TY arkabie Re t Op “rates on BA Died Seas Ba ei a . ae o ny trpe of antenna or lovus-~T wo ’ : a a aes . : aa » ae ; . He offer this amazing value } ee : in order to introduce our Big. OME eee PCr eee ESF oes f Me Piet ee te Cones “ee, ee Vee ; oe eae sae APNE ee NS ea ban YMG Coe. oe is tubes, yet uses only 19 to 21 miliam- Radio Department to the St. we ER Ae eR i ai agg ag ES peres ‘‘B’’ battery cursent, and less ae. 2 fee Ne RS ae sie ' current than large tubes; Louis public. a RR ————EEE7~ : nopices veluane semteal ae ere hy ie ned ie aie Preed POR prey o OES ‘ RADIO Cotimes and or . 225 to 6505. depending anen aabinnt MILWAUKEE, WIS. TNCORPORATED _ DETROIT. MICH. pagent ze tooubtedly the greatest value ever offered in St. Louis! “ e0mc, massive cabinet and bench, 18x30-inch top, price, see the Radiodyne Line vf Period turned legs, overiay decoration on mahog- There is a Radiodyne for every re- . Quirement. any oe a — to rete eg and nonin en ‘3 S vrement. : han e , room a Nd ry . | e ov, u ¥ Regular 827/50 value. Very special feereen $2 Monthly pene eS OF Y AH R-LAN GE PR OD a @ I S sells as low oo santo he z dis! oot Ne a ka) en ee eer ead) £a7 sae be, vm, ee oe cabinet—and it’s a quality Set. Very liberal ATWATER KENT RADIOS Western Coil & Electrical Co, pS VIL, —CUNNINGHAM TUBES i saat ‘ FURNITURE co our selec- : BROWN & HALL SUPPLY CO. , 2018-2020 Locust Sty , and tion. St. Louis, Mo. 1030-32 Franklin Av. 1504 PING STREET |

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| ee ee ce _ST.LOUIS POST-F"seA7~"! PAGE iS Se ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Hl, 1926 ~ | | SUZANNE LENGLEN TO TALK —;TWO RADIO CONCERNS FORM STEEL CHASSIS FO FOR RABI St id Sepa OVER WGN WEDNESDAY NIGHT) $10,000.00 CORPORATION Mom, ro increased use of stec! new models a4fre rrr 1 ise Pal ay - > Opening . Soon | f | ‘LOCI b% SUN Star Squarc’s TILL 1 P. M. Sth Store N. W. Cor. Cherokee and lowa | axT i GRavors | : ORDERS W atch Two of the oldest radio com- tat of the ' sax mounted on what tne butiders t r 144 : a steel] chassis, a term obviously Wiens pa Re ON — borrowed from the automobdil are employing « -_— ~~ > panies in this country, the Federal dustry. Others same material in even more om + 3 = ’ » | é i unded 1m ~~ 7 «+ ing ways. salen: lt in the Sparten receivers he ane of Peeeres panels are of steel. which as | . a ot ieee tial oA eae CSP aa ane SEY tes os) ey ae fron’ ape front ®Brandes, Inc.. with an authorized ana agamset body influence is || capitalization of in 1.899, 008. “Oc™ | especially efficient. It stiffens the | cp. Oe a ee whole reeeiver, strengthens the | respective fields : i = . a ad kia of the new cor cellent bearin for all instruments =. bet e ireless waves was -! acqi ZEic. | es ' * - = = int a ail ~e s & ; tion are in the Hobart Build- mo Led on ni ; = a ia 5a ee ' the curieusiy e I 4 . ia hall inis} ) ne gtf®e. mei ws i es — 7 San Francis¢e¢o, — S ach dare en a ations oa binet was an ru | h *> “= a south west Co A beau- Bible” ec ir — . jn Engian 4. With the was #} ™an hrm a - Sch ef 3 searchlight beam. ; anot a4irectly to the Fey ic they had been which is: pet wal- Hf Service by ¢ re 2409 miles @ 4 Calvary Lees ee they aulome- tically regu The first sigrals ft emnall receiving sta® . anadcda. estabii UX-201-A, or | ae ot, Ca” ae a ; "HK ret weeny ; pe ~ radio be a and its wor: {-wide em BMictsa t has just been accompli | CX-301-4A. also RCA wr” The s “the ysterious beam wt 5 bce es eterna | "294 a ae tter “e second in impo | original transatlantic ats of @ quarter i Sz = => ; r ists ubies ’ signal across the At ee ie *, es = ee ag . ' — | shares a secon d Lime = meet | Wi a eS ederick Reim = of gery in : _ Mie! iene \ rd “ td ay ~~ dg 6 ey — ‘ wi ’ * + '%, not : _ a ne " ~ ¥ ae id ee | ba Eee Sieh ANE aki a ho weg 3 a i . ? ss . ft. ~ . ee Te ee Br ercirh Pies site de RRR. cee ee elena SNE ch Ni, Mea it Newspapers : ; , Shipped Same ad Opening Qa 7192 MANCHESTER Day Received 4 r | ene s . MA ~ $8467 “ hMAin 42848 eg 2340 i el ail rt ——— Newest - eee Radis Frequency BESTONE MODEL XX 5-TUBE RECEIVERS---Storage Battery Type Ge to a STAR SQUARE STORE and hear this wonder Radio Recetwer. A demonstration will convince you thet vou cannot om anything else like it for less then twice the money. Neatness of design, unsurpassabdie tone and resonant volume all blend te insure pertect performance. This Bestone is @ real redio—one that performs up to expectations at all times. The interior assembly of the Receivers reflects strength, precision and skilled craftsmanship in ail details. All parts are of finest quality, end the letest type now used. Cabinet is striking wainut finish; panei ts genurne bakelite. Bestone Radio Sets combine every feature demanded in the per- fect receiver—distance, selectivity, tone guaiity and simplicity of eperatron. Here is a Set yeu can really reiy upon; a Set built to meet the requtre- ments of the mest exacting. ON SPECIAL SALE Tr on @ Sa hal Foun 63 “sige ERE REL Dy Bors estes aah ate te ares. _————- i s ——— . p ’ ai . " : > ‘ ™~ } - fs . he & @is : : = . . > . ‘ > . ~ . 2 ; : ‘ : a! > = = VIII III IY III III III lk ; ago tt had been the d $3.75 EVEREADY 0% eo ) Special he aa mene Dat torn : eoreoionial i communicat RAY- 0- VAc 43-VOLT B ‘ ths . ns Reimers. oneal . od to none. The BATTERIES Per musical quality for | let ae ene system can now a : =. cs. ! which ell Trimm repro- Few 8... ei ’ roger year . ducers have been fa- day Night Ctvh. a E Britain “atm overt mous for somfany years. | r a. east, West and south. MResteric nach M2) war had shown what ie ‘ to cables, and wireless rated its reliability tn ti dl eo ee “ , a DIRE RS EE SE REY PAS ew ¢ bx - lh . . . . = I ‘ TRIRDYN La SS «1 S2SPEC AL® kia | |e Da a Die | a ba ba ak be ~~ bath" -_ > ae . ———-- J a ea fas -: Sgt? Cay a eal i the ais Ha ROS RE SO? 4 a yh isis ee, See es nn : rrhik r | 7 ’ z 4 a f. . ' | wt SPS > f ‘om ty ’ ‘ a M 7 ip wah Fcenatedns adidiantn’ mill a EOE NT of Rout Mat ’ | : ae >t] 7] Dt West o~ : wl «tj - - ee ~ ‘iy ow ifr end we ae od ee . na em we _ - —— £2 ee ee ee - ss ~~ “4 {r fr ; Pe ~ cd a.) a Aten md nee F aaed aT al -™ _— ~~ This 3-tube mode! CROSLEY is known for its ability tc bring in distant stations on the leud speaker. Theo remarkable Trir- dyn circuit makes three tube: do the wor of five or six. Tore quality is unexcelied. Clearmess aod volume are unsurpassed. The set itself is encased in a beaut wainut-f n ushed cabinet. a Bot A powerful. compact 3-tube Radio Receivw- er that will drag in distant stations, and give smooth, clear reception with plenty oe! i speaker. much enthusiastic de- a wonder in the scope and its performance. voiurme on the loud speake: reat distance-getting ability. pi:ftcation is true. mg me is sweet and ctear $ . 95 E ahven 4T Radio Set, Including Batter. res. Loud Speaker. Aerial 95 Equipmerzt. Tubes and Necessarv Accesscones i@ Abdsoiuteiy Nothing Else te Buy Sz Oo Bolt aiit aycail a ; ‘ IOI CIC: fie th -ifte raips aii: WOR ee ee o, Se oad = ~ | eet (1 “ © —e Eas] 9.43 Ai] Battery Charger o@ie at Radio Set, ‘Includ ng ‘Acriat $ " Brand-new i ~ 2 7 es. Loud an Aera! ) - type Nationally Ad- _quipmeat, Tubes and All : : ; Necessary Accessomes vertised $139.50 iv ai- Absoiutely Nothing Else to Buy BB we, ON SALE AT atch amc WG Drowning after a year ead im research work WHR ft frequency circuits and , designs in the craft Harvard University, a research engineer. | Browning is not atten production of the Bro Five, but each receiver ly tested by engineers in tory vefore Ht is shig ‘ft hal _~ Me iid = 4 a oe “dl wr | > — f 5 Ka be De Ba aie Zs Ji ' iin H : ee = sasesensssenes ~—— a ee seae Extra Specia!! NATIONALLY AD VERTISED FULLY GUARANTEED “B” Current Su =. Capacity | to 12 tubes. a the mse of) power tubes,” a5 mills at ths r? | $7.50. FEDERAL OR BRANDES SUPERIOR HEAD 5488 jobber aa The circuit consist. ¢ at ed radio freq uener. - , letector. and three resistance coupied audio housed in a two-tone inet. Operation is only two tuning coueaae’l requires outy a short operation, In fact. af te more than 30 or 40 feel mm lead-in, is not eat side aerials of tape ture moulding work | SET COMPLETE Nothing Else to SAM75 Suy. Special re WVBR le 1 aS _ 2 eet eal ee reo Sh ae gece * » st “72 help missing. CONE Saceal a ; Hag | Thorola’s Horn and Cone combination, both — ~ $5. 95 )} speakers working in unison, makes radio a delight. Model, This Week_ The difference in your radio reception will aston- ish you. This is the exclusive Thorola feature that 'D. G. TRICKLE BATTERY has broken ail records in advanced radio circles. ) ae bach hs $7.50 LOUD SPEAKER Super mete 9 98 ~ Tr a rec ei ‘TS Ohm. Schw arze OO ]EADPHONES Reels ie. 91.99 on Saie at Souther ager of ment. The Atwater Kent making 93000 radio ; and will increase 10,000 datly, accordimg # Stockhoim, factory pres The Brown-Hall Supa: ig recently placed aa ® Atwater Kemet S 95 The combination pictured above show's: 5700 -anentianes * / Thoroia Table Model 57 . . Price eecece ~7 -eOStenesegasanan “= “288 jcasasenecun ee * ma RIC UCU % pea a i . Thorola Cone Speaker, Model 9 Price perates trem light weaicet, Of suewens Therola Horn Speaker, Model 4 Price special This Week $12 RCA BIRD CAGE 7 To the right is shown Mode! $9, in which both of AERIAL &@-:. mete ie ~ e. incorporated and working Cr in unison—the ideal com- $1 “A” Battery Hvdrometer.... - —s3Ge bination of cabinet $2. Aerial Kit: this week $1.881 beaury and radio Eveready Dry Ceils: special 3 for $2 & | $32.50 Majestic “8” Eliminator. $24.53 F fi Tube Aejuvenaiors; now. $2.49 2 q Reg $35.00 ¥ aize, ‘ in Saie at This Cabinet is a Con- Boie Tabie and Battery s S$] 95 combined. Made .¥ f genuime .mahogany saannneeeene piywood and finished in two-tone wailaut. A sliding reserareccusneesrestesen. - or loud speaker can be used at eit her end. Doubie Goors in front Provide easy access to po sheif $i iiding ower unit or battenes. STEINITE % : 1 inator Interference | eee ems LIST PRICE 324 Eliminators This new im proved genu- “Th oc lak On Special Saie| 3S ine Freshman “B” Battery Insid ney Monday Only, at Eliminator operates from oh aimee: . the ordinary 110-volt alter- On Special Sale. mating house current. I: Monday Only, at gives a steady, constant. Sumiform “B™ current su»- piy and will satisfactoniy operate any ordinary five tube Radio Set. Price Includes Rectif ying Tube ‘ wOncy. BACK Amazing news for owners. of 2 “hee « - fa 7 ." + . es asi oak” i ~ beta ; oe RM eS re - unt _ % a ad {aes i i e 4 be - 3 oT " ir — ole ate £ wip: ° es weber soa Ee; 4 9) sig se Ver et ae > Fay ah a Wy 7 nt ety * a, w NS BE 5G 8 HF wR be - ee . c 4 a ee z s a i pro aa, gee he tee 3 ~s * « A ot ie ig ‘ ‘ ea mena wh 2 {ect : i ng a.) ae o-# rv 4 5 A Recs <ty ea ‘ead \ tee i . aE WIRE aleniggs HL ¥ whe! + . 3 , eh es 4 Be SIRE Pg ApS Jahan so) RI ge Fit. ey 4 soe fastens ie OE tee a ge Antenna Plugs Thorola is the Only Receiver with the New Horn and Cone Speaker Combination Mail Orders Promptiy Filled Ty 2 Distributed by 42 THE COOPER TIRE & BATTERY CoO. 3225 LOCUST BL. . 2 JEffersen 208 ST. LOU. Oo. MAIL “your oaRDveEeR ¢ doer rer Li.manetem ‘Se poe | aedarrr om © “elt |8TOE aT : fe 8 ine ‘oR. ote t¢ effice. rour stere er yeur factery MANUPACTURED SY REICHMANN COWwrFrany CwICAGO = = @ A. Flimineior = a can be feand threagh Post-Dispatch « ae i Wants. Phene rour erder or leave i" ae — Bae: it with rour nearest druggist. —~ BETTER Dept. P-i 58, 358 qpeanere Capebie help fer reur heme. roar —_ 4 3 a cS ~ e - he E | he a ae <3 ku i * E : ca oh | = COEICIEAC ALC ME ICICI II ICY CII CALICICILILILOIC I Hd Be Dae De | Pa | a Fae Fe i kc] i Pe Pa DT REE SR MRA RUS ARI a } ; f

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ST.LOWS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 14, 1996 | | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Today’s s Prog WE RESERVE THE RIGHT gaugOPE ESD. 7 Teite aan — — With Canada Ties STONE SE Sunday, 6:20 P. ee ewes ana et ee. eq aiea wes, Carrying Words at) my ae A ae Sheen gst seers eandts . ; . . ie . s nats . = fre We 2 . 7 . Tae ~ A la ates Be a ees er) : Lo -Orae ~~ _ " - . " 13% 1? rom t he * a it ; " hi ish sae . aS la AR et pecker “ee SH ‘ for pies. ests Bee oS Ve ite ye. ie “ a. ’ Pe : per tka ae RRS : f . elon 3 a ee - ; oO Ag rye: erst ORS hes, Sages ‘ ear feo 7 A oie ake Reese Pid aa J eee 2 ee Cg ee 3 BP sits 3 , ‘ Rs abet Go ; ig . eve OE ree ee RTS RK D , New York C ‘ity 7 ‘ Th - .. Estab S EMR Rae iy, ee oe SERRA sll ts me i CS £ & i Bas ee Nac: Me ER Seah | > eee ll ? cen Se MT SE ee ME ee — confidence No OC. O. D.’s ‘x ” ed ge Se: CoeNS RES ie, RRS ARRAN “my cr’ be ee Ae ea “* s: i Be or Ma RES ’ sees rae Fate ise f a “ie ad ; Wik ie seas ter bet mee ‘ : * ee. Ye y eteaae | v ..* Sige, tye he" ‘ Ars 2% to ee ee a - oe .. eleasag! Fe. 48 aa . : : . es . a" =" tee) ae * a > e? a: age AN vo BA St. SRG ui si : .* as As eb bats oe! Ce ee a ee SRY Se at ‘ ce ; Re kee ea eh ee ‘ tact gual ¥ + «he 0, a8sisted > flut ist, and tue } p to Colonies. Pecl ‘ BY > ‘ rh * 9 ; eh +. rnd ae > >, ” weet . 7 . 2 > . - a ‘a : ai, - 1 o> ie {y-* ¢ = OS ee Lele Tees te > . ter, . O- Sae, - : “ ie ae ee A . . . . , eee ery 2+ . ez feta , . a af we aah - . ears FB eo ee at | 5 > 7 4 , Sa t. a wR ee pe "a3 Tye » 3 : “ R +85. : . : fo Rate TR oo oe co : ite > so y 5 4 ete NR 0 at : : 7 a + ms as: 55 ~« > st phe, _ Acetgtss an o4 . s , at: 5 at a tie 4 ‘ e ; « ¥ tent et ae “ tg at Bhan Si -ata* & : soaietiiitinanie Ps - Oy : ‘ “3 ae Pi ob: Dig he, ks atte” ‘ oe j : > > *. a J - Se9. % - (19 M oo ll A KS ae J : : s Ss Wer RAL abe ets es A. ; * So tee © ey RAMEY t. : : ; , ae een : re 5 Si teed bony ; tee ty ax | Sek hah 13 , , ee a aS: de® e -2 ; tat Shs x 4a.9 =? ~ ab } -* " * 4 ; ; ‘¥ *% t * wan . > 5 aj : = . : 5 Sil ; : et ae” Pad Pe. Sete * ie > a Ns dees r : a a ei oie ee a, Be ty ed set ‘ “Wer? > ay ga SEAS “pet a . q er At Fe es Pt iia sos ; ” : ie % sa oe ‘ Be a! Me — Ree Lp. ee Quart 8 % 4 J cies an or) es z a ard i Sun *. a > : Seay ‘ ~ . “ 5 Md " Ko ; £00 RR eth ee as & ee res P? ee ak . b ott, ey, os binge," : ' . na . A © PB iy BigP the ee oe » (8 UPL Mie Say Bos es e. A& 3 } inf ; ‘ e 43 —_ ~~ , ir r pe M$ ¢ ‘ Sri ae. é iin AINE PR ; s vd Ss tbe. As Pes FU ts ; eet et Ferre: * a ) , " flare hye he. iat AT : ' a Our th 4 2 4 ‘ : Sc e8 f r i i ihar) Oe, ship rar SF be PORN Pe gcsing : So AS Se Dhaka cit eanon” Ue Sieg. ks ; ra , k ae ts} 38 opie as : tes ET a, eg : : . ; P bin) ; a RS Ths >» x : : aS : Cc 3 gee: yo Sg? 4 . wae ‘ . sp : 4 : Paris ° . & BLS al hat t ~ : . © és set b ¢ * - . ’ ti, wee k . & . e. ayers “2s, Gah ho a V3 . =" nate ; a +a ea : ae Se.” ne OR SSR MY : i 178, fs ; mS: ' go : Z af % - ' : , ~ . 7 i i sai ; lial 15 Trade Notes. . | Now, two years of plan- : yf b> FR ‘ Ol A f A i » J Pe ’ > Mayer & Co., Inc., and the Comma ning and the economies of | | : tral Electrie Supply Co.., a nal ' | a vast, new plant enable us | e SONS r , : — 2-TUBE SETS : | ff. ‘Ww “ steal ee ~~ es ests © — ‘ SRNR AE AAAS TN NT i THES &e sve i i ét we uppointed distributers of Kl Bey batteries in St. Louts. e: Li. to offer the the Freed- Eise- urKer Brothers’ Optical Ce. f oe ne | 3600-ohns headphones taken on the Day-Fan line of ra@ | at new, low nate which 9 ha, aN | | Me Mall orders filled in retation received, No €. ©. D,’s. receivers and accessories. J. - 4 . ; are & sensational achieve- A 3 Gihak 5 F Additional equipment needed for operation: One 46-velt B Katiery and 3 Pry Cells. ‘Souther has been appointed mm ~ — t ment in price reduction. i//i i i | PRS . : . aor of the firm's radio depae , on WiLL ak Yi Xs : Rubber-Case GS mad te, A : ~ 1927 MODEL fe : = om - al H | i | : - - The Atwater Kent Mfg. Co-§ acoace maf H Hen 7d id yi Radio Storage making 9000 radio receivers @™ . i) Hl | mee Le Biel :- ; PHIM i i FE ' 10,000 daily, according to He; cavscsenern cil Buiter eran | Tor enu oe { One. Back of the Far-and ae ® a +} i Lik a i } i ‘ ~- heim marys ine aap a | and up for and up for er Bay epeintaagettir do - RRS UT (=) Junior Model | 1 year guarantee | © row n- a ' sets af , . 4 } PELhh At ht : ie . : >. “a. be %. Louis recently placed an orde® ‘7 table models console knowledge, wonthroughcount- aa: \ \\ VM BRE Ai] | a mine ane $16.50 | $1 allowed on (Charge ro Pe Ss it, 34 11.800 Atwail r Kent receivers 1 less experiments by the man , iy \\\ ‘yh y (3 : etchacaseases | old battery rate oF Dane ) speakers. _ W > | — time-tested, proven pes Wholesale Distributors —— | formance. THE BENWOOD-LINZE CO., St. Leuis. pes he ton oe ae ee | owit! “peaulte, vetarn st ame seat e my 6009S STORE—i0TH AND WASHINGTON hinds en RADIO LABon om Dept. P- (35, 318 Sycamore St. . 7 te ten . ’ t $ e2> *% & steteta sister

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ber . Ns EBS ped . OR We SS 5) ee ee oe os edi Ts RRS CS p stipe a. ae Dy A Bare Ry Sts ae aeiens . te ol nage ty iy ea am ape i: ete a ae ey #h, AAT SO ABE STITT OES A lalbiee l “ge adhe, *e: PAGE 8B | RADIO BARGAINS ON SALE ALL WEEK $10 UTAH LOUD SPEAKER epg 95 Special Cempicte with All Equipment, §49.50 A and B Charger, T. S. $7.95 Red RS. an WEE on on cans > OOOO ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 _. ‘RADIO BEAM LINKS BRITAIN TO CANADA their receivers. The aerials are ab- solutely parallel to each other. Out- iside of the 10 degree 2500 MILES AWAY much can be heard, and !t is essen- Continned From Preceding Page signals by intercepting a greater amount of energy from the ad- ‘yancing wave front. Signals Many Times Louder. | With this arrangement, as in- redible as it may seem, the sig- nals will be several hundred times louder than they would be ordi- narily. Extreme range, with com- paratively low power at the trans- | ‘tial that the receiving station be lwithin the beam. Signals can hardly be heard outside of the ‘beam, and not at ali in the back | of the transmitter. Five steel masts, each nearly 300 ‘feet-high and with 9$0-foot cross ‘arms support the network of either | | re piaced /800 feet apart and are in a straight | ‘type of aerial. They | tine. On these cross arms are hun eo both wireless telephon and broadcasting, beam not! that he announces he will devote all of his time to its development for rerolut _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH y| wireless telegraphy.- Tho use of | t' beam transmitters fm connectirn | ‘with broadcasting might indeed | fonize the entire field. it ie significan Pl DR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist 614 Olive Street Don’t Wait “Till Tomorrow” to Look After Your Teeth Do it Now! Good Teeth, Better Health ONE-DAY SERVICE our impression taken im morning Pins a Bridge, and wear it home in afternoen ‘Corns between Toes— FFICE BUILD Crown and Fillings sp Bey Immediate Service for A Servicable Set of Teeth 12 50 (Upper or Lower Plate) Oniy ms Extractions Extra. oa | o~ = = 2 . Ail transmit Its wires are usec quarter iaerial wires. itant we. +h oa ™ © meth 5a + - > . 24 s2a.IT1 ie ee | =F PD he! separately. Ther f receiving and 4 . af raciators., Wave Lengths Vary. a - ry? e + - . ~ - >» 7 > ' - . 2 » - — / + ‘ r —-_ - >on 2 mitter . oa - In this system Permitted ated ? ; ane 3 ® ob Se rork wi . i $ min proceeds forward, 4s wou ’ « —_ > 4 = = ™ " . . = - » * i ity he the case Witt Cs . : ws —_—— ‘ ee peo \ - - aii * 2 -» »* a . ‘ J « 7 Fi ain ER . > os vx; the mm of Twentieth Dive * Sold, and for Site >. - ba | 2 = > ~ a DOrickewa er, 4 i ¢.% n Lne -—- ™ > — ‘++ LranSmitiier ada. will be Te X the receiy- | set. England. Are Parallel. ~~ -* ,T “=? 3 measure ment & a ing station : Aerials Very careful to be made in ; ett commiunicath 24444 bh AAs Designed and Built by Glen 2 Browning, Research Engineer — in the Cruft Laboratory of €xaci ee we 4“ *£ Harvard University Hae BIS Sarna 2 Complete With Table, Speaker Built-In and Best Accessories Pies Bint Biel ARTIFICIAL EYES IMPROVED s Reinforcement Prevents easy breakace. Properly fitred, - pre- vent detection or irritation LOWER PRICE. “an be fitted anywhere by mail and * Pes ad tebe: Massive Eight-Piece Walnut Dining Suites in Select Wainut Veneers oe ra = * 2 4 a - a _ a : ‘= SOM - x a . . i ; isd ee a «- . : a oohine —s a. ~ ig —t. y¢ P fine Caplin latest st . in rich walnut remeer. Con- » Ave: teatime > ae ond — , r ‘ n : ? ——— +7 . ils ’ © is arge buffet, oblomg extension table, % ; - = ‘ 4 ‘is . - le > 28 » + : : + ‘ > J 3: . [é ; Li @t, : . tGsc “ : & 7 *} arm- iié anit De wJ8t 5 * be a * ; 2 ‘ : > See Oe gas aTNG ¢. on Sew York - ~ > - _ ~ _ ~ s = r - ~ - 2. ae A Whole Fl , red Dining Saites to Select F rom— be? cape NX rrrertreef 2 oe _— r Old mae teentien a i+ >. er Sa & ot Oe 4 Buildt ient of @ tate Aerial and Installation Free of Charge he Union. 4 ssc rtment a. ays ex eller, Ward&Hasner Hardware Co. . » # “Trade-in” Yo Dining Suite on al eu ( Your Old Furniture and Improve Your Home! DENVER OPTIC $10 Quincy Bidg., Demver, Colo. 410-14 N. FOURTH ~ ganda ‘ Paring ick! Can Send 200 Words a Minute. Remember ‘ What You Buy From Us Is Good” aring tenants are quic found through Post-Dispatch wants. Phone ae. v aie “a8 Pe ae! , eet"s -s : Pas s Be ¢ cis . tae » A 4 2 2 ae . ~ 2 . » Pera A. =. » . ‘ e: > : a, “ t * % - od rar) ro een SN y ee New Creation Bedroom Suite re worth-while vaive’! ed er errr a mc fcve walkmut fin- $39:° _ - "2 3 - - a * h SA 2resse ° 1927 TUNGAR Type UX 200-A Now Reguinr price $18.00 DETECTORTUBE |——— t bas to any *5.990 Tube— 22'>-VOLT a TESTED RADIO ! et com 1 _48/| “B” BATTERIES interference T U BES service. Special Large size, 19¢c Eliminator . . j 3c These tipless-style Tubes are ex- fresh steck.. 6-Volt 100-Ampere “Storage ceptional values. We will ex- New 1927 Valley “‘B”’ BATTERIES change any Tube that will not ELIMINATOR oscillate but still lights within Monday at... 8.99 ~olselees — Pemrianen t. ‘ , ohing ta] i9 days from date of pur- 2-Year (,aarantee wear UL or repiare No acid te spill. chase. F.qual to any Radio Tubes listed R Cc at $2.50 Variabie voltage from 98 te 190 eeita. -350 24 75 ¥ aa Te Special $ Ss MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO, sea?me 203 N. BROADWAY “zene. Olive and Pine ftrectional effect :t ~f¥ af Pp ‘ ah tee sSeecees R ertain gr un — nr. pe Pose Dinner Se Your Purchase of $10 a Mae a 4 D Sea? i ea, Has Polished stee!] cooking top rym gas burners and fet « = > i - - - ma ~ - = = = = = a - - + = = = = ~ > = = ~ = - = = = = = = = = - > s = = : > 7 ~ = > = = = - S > = = = = - ~ 7 = = + 7 ~ 2 = - - & = - - = Briége « Coles os. The Te The * + OTOac caStinz Tosi Sona 805-807-809 Frankim Ave. predicted that the beam system wil! Te So em quagbay bap tagt a0 al gbatlasl at att ot ot ‘ ll i Re Me | -_- , = ee me me 5 me 2 me 5 me ge | -, ee, =, = a nn — «

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iat S S > 2 2 gene ig ST TLOUIS POST-DISPATCH - S EX HARATT(oy NT —) ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14. 1926. PAGES 1 TO 16B | INSURANCE COMPANY MAKES ees FEDERER COMPANY REPORTS WS DRAWN FOR Pn tos 0 REAL ESTATE. New “Y”’ Branch, Residence, Hotel and Apartment | Structures MANY SALES DURING WEEK’ ee Index To | Tames M V Tranciscus loan corre- } . R e a I E 6 t a t e spondent for the he udential Insur- | Pk - —e x aa r IC BI DING. ance Co. of oy ce a Pg oa RR RN WALMMMMLULAte KM ge fy the following éales 4 “4 ’ r Sew mubie * “ty 3 ee a me _s . , ome irene score ane 0. of America, received the | geatom, Wt p01’ Giy Ye Po os during the | Advertisements — : : Uy fy NM, Louisiana avenue, for Henry Fo! Apartments for Rent .. oe | * ; & rs to “Bern ard Mu Cn, SUVs Fel Apartments. Furnished Rent ) 3 ubuligy: of , rn (Por ‘ *e, lowing report fro 1m the home of- ai i, “Uy anim “1, ti op re: | “iy “G Vy ne > e ee ri tote wa 5 " m os Ws ; «> Y . vending further indorsement to | Ve | Gh oT} ») TY ‘€ ‘ 34 . ‘ : Sid, and New) (\.2))" 0.6! . ew | ; ¥ ; =. * : P - . . ” e Is Guar Jive * a ie apartments. ar 7 5 » ig rmeemry y " 2 . +, ; 7 } : J ahbiil Act \4 » a7, me 8 A be Saintes ae Ce +h 2 9 = | . fwo-storv SS Sea h boulevatl te. 6 Bro. Res OPENED ‘ON SOUTH SIDE i. Ben Altheimer & Bro. al mm Co, who pian to tor r} tel Saum, at the no ¢ tO build the marrow, rec west corner of South Grand boul 5 . . vard and astieman avenwe, Oppo ing which it t HT H electric ci, 7 -- ; say ; : ° & . oat aS ’ be as “2S : ; ‘3 » Se 4 “SR j Se ; = ; si x ¥ Z +s £ k , ae. a4 ES ee & es . ¥ a Rae ‘ 2. 4 RRS a — a AS ” : ed tit: wag nn) WWW — i q jar gtructure. has a front Site Reservoir Park, was formally) w has a iron , ~ tis ; pe site no a in eal — pened Wednesday evening. eet poulevara Oi ivv s gies . °T* } : niitdin eonts: PS Ay yA NG OT ie a aN A { Pr d se a | ty t1¢ >: : . “ - : . 4 yg “” - ih ON Clark a\ ee i pe 17) its ) 4 » and ee} for widening Twelith boul! are for 10! ‘ars, restau Way : . ‘ * +. ‘ ° : . 7 ”* . : ‘ . ~? - . Yr Th ¢ ae i e +i H ; a ’ ri tsi? between Market ana : tented, we A fF SHOP, . : " . ) : — 4 Z . : +} “ . an ? ‘ | « eas a ; l ‘ it " : ‘ , ba sel cA TAS ts involve shearing 4U I¢* east side of the boulevard. “4 t v4 th a ep Th ni _— : — _ Desicned in leave the jot with d he Dulidine waa built by Gam avenue of ony 12+ fe > ee ire nitects anc inanece | under by 600 feet, has - ai | | “nm purchased by avi L. Grey, | 1) —s ‘ ‘ £ oe o> , ‘yy } vill occupy it a: is home. ; T cons ists of 18 r "? : ren a ire iservatory, sleeping RQ SENNA SAINI AAA AAAI AAA AAR OH WY n> nut vemeer. Con- extension table, explicit, a lo hts _ | direction of the Al > Aa. San Ke rrr y Ge: es ae dali Te RRS a a aa eae aes aogte CHOBE RE ns to pat GY" for l batt "oT , t chair. ifth } boulev ard iG 2 LE DPC! R , : “us : : Rinne EE a Mea a “, oe “Ss as yo —. ry AS A Hind aie get oe Vi % Sao yf : 4 a: % i ba ~~ sien v : ? vs = ! : “ca cE ey fect on Cle k. a a | AULA RRR poe ame > Yee YY “daa UMM nL ae r rwo Smaller Courts Arranged eeecee ee ee eee eee 4 a o , to, ‘¢ — . e . Bieied on New York Bu : niger Sia ‘Wf ‘Uy: The completed Saum Hotel, northwest corner of Grand boulevard and 4, “ge cy psoososeesauuuusueuuutldl ltt nnn, | With Building Space A ge Seege O-2 lahat AEE AE A RIE NAY APO ORG TOS OUR IB ae 1 ES LOR ~ 8 1 NR RO PS 0 NIT ELI Y NIE ITER IGE OE RIE, RACINE HBP: ca: me ern etn cage epee = theimer, president hi waetieman avenue. —Saum architects. am YY "ddd Ldddsisddsddddddd dddddddcdcccdcddcceddrtedeccccccceccceecddedeceeceeeldedte by, ty YY “yy, “9 “ptt ~ Dining Suite on a New Onege #20" esis i DY, RAiU Lisi A pI] Min: 12 stories high the narrow &s. New ork mf | in Between. ~~ ~ 2 ni (ae ee dv wepepre ge shine vel a Tn Macatee saltintn sat tule pein ae PR ETO PE Dorm ~~ ‘ — ——— _— yf ‘ WH WW MQ WS The addition to the Forest Park ' Hotel consists of utilizing what was Qs “ SA cititimetntieercarefh Brod tok kes ie ae = Shaoiaeiben behsonun me peer “ably formerly a large open court by sub- merthe proposed | a dividing it into two smaller courta, Wiices to the men the Twelfth boulevard The corridor will * on mart side running iengethwiss » fing Two high speed ele- m@uiserve the structure. pW. H: Nash owns the site bhe recently acquired through Me Atheimer & Bro Real lt is understood ha Math will b: Syndicat: yer acguir ‘lease sat SSIS WRAY one with a sunken rose garden with ee a Phe reais ‘\ ‘ WX \ aspacious Venetian terrace flanked by artistic water feuntain, bird baths, and other effects, to add to the summer comforts of the guests. , The other is devoted entirely to a piay garden for the children of thea hotel, with sand plies, fountains, ‘and other amusements usually al- | luring to children. : In between these two courts is | the building addition, about 60 few by 100 feet, and containing some 76 apartments, consisting of a spa- cious living room, bath and dress- 'ing room of a new type, with con.- cealed twin beds, tn each room. The bath rooms are of the newest type, all with shower and tub and fixtures of an ultra-modern typ The dressing rooms of these gapart- ments are most unusual in that i they have bullt-in wardrobes con- i dhl | taining drawers for hats, shoes and Ga . ‘compartments for all> manner of basa oe AE 2 Residence at 5763 Lindell boulevard i by ae | wearkast seneunl added feature of this addi- WH WY WQQAA W MWVo wo SSS S WN NY ~\ SN MOO RX “vv SAAS SSS SS SSAA SDS SS SSS AA VK Mnnayay ALC LEAEAZARE SS ATES SASS SAS AAA ES Re MSI MOSS 99 W ESS WK ey “a * . at this intersection 3 « Ss Wy WW WWAWMBIAN W ’ ** 3 soe DUSINeE Ss Purposes . * Rg’_ the northwest 737 bs ue ‘ ‘ , wt. ‘ ate SY vEeen acd WO RS Ww Air Tight Parlor MOO ye Ve ty * ““ . AD L. Grey. _ Yi tee, d | tior th rent -voted wily, Yee, _ on is the seventh floor, devote; S SB for this ate based ee OP) ee y A improver, — in th, ; a eee é -_ eee ” » | Gan ' to Bachelors’ Apartments. In ad- aay Durably and artistically mate pOr the lemori: Kania eae a ne ve | dition, the bullding provides about Ae cast iron. Will keep several room se — i 0 6 F1aZ of” oe iS : = rm ; y | dition, 1 : ) atid ae Pe adjacent ‘ a : y -0 hotel rooms, comparing ith ; ; , ins a aca ; ‘, 4 ‘ . : , s . TT oo? r : Y} 4 Z } i , ‘ SRE RA ETT HG RE FIG oe i, ny in the city for transient guests IN NORTHWEST ST. LOUIS *: so sAttihe: wihailll by , Uy, . ee. | eA Vib j “niiniill WEEE EE ae | %, (LAs iopment at WEEE Cfo¢crere ‘ plete Gas Range and ay me? dson road Carondelet Branch of the Y. M. C. A., Loughborough and com plete 7rRS “eThet, and have heen out. . Heater combined i On®. SS ficures in the subdivision Vermont avenues.—Study & Farrar, architects roomy polished cooking -_ ae Me SUPGIVISION and large oven. Takes Gm very little room in ea Street Corner Sold. ' ee ag kitcheh. - 4 » 4h under-current { the x127 féet, and under lease to & } j ne. a ‘ther whol ail paper company. a aoe | AUIONS are again . client of LeGrand Jones agewood, to expand a its activities by providing additiona!] dining roon facilities, which have.been greati) Bush-Burns Co. to Place 27-Acre Tract OM) increased by the erection of the . new buliding On the entire first Market for Homesites to Be Known as floor, the public square and private lining rooms deserve special me: Electra Park. tion, as heretofore nothing so ela! orate has been attempted itn hote dining room design, to give th people of sft Louts provision for entertaining at dinner and bridge luncheons Promenade Hedecorated. mn leaving the main lobby of he original bdullding, the promen ade has been entirely redecorated nion a! *| and refurnished In an empire ps the personal direction of Arthur &. | etioq furniture upholstered in ‘u , rdand Lillan avenues RES: | Kells beautiful Pompetian red leathe: Oy f wh ie ai | yee ¢ th. 5889 sil} a4 i ; building at the s¢ | y biocKk oO ain ! ornate floor lamps and beautifu! Bighteenth arid Ot Se ot greund with » eemetc a a Fn) lect . .. |WENZLICK FIRM REPORTS palins placed effectively, giving the the St. Louis National | _ Sate tea at the Cant wide of TZ chan as bo ht (ioodfellow avenu: . ees Pe e ppearance of a Pompelian Atrium ee ad | y by a depth of 700 feet New apartment building at 7366 Pershing avenue boug oun dary me ees SALE OF 1D BUNGALOWS sing from the promenade level up ay ‘ »? onadyv | petween Sweringen and Newma by William M. Ledbetter. EE ee dutnae aa few steps leads to the new lobby SRA TWH Xs MWY RW WV F pnw WW SAS ™s i até ta lho WiiOose latmné is Wwitnhne i id has T- j chased &4 feet on the soutn ek of Pine street. wast cf Nineteenth e h Church, of ivision,, Kingshighwa from George Mevers New Yor': represented by the Mer imtile "T*» "UI St ee Ao, } Lo) Make RAPID PROGRESS MADE ON tae a es ae NATIONAL BANK BUILDING 3 id _ progress is “bet ig made SS comprises > SS “ - ae : ia | ri } ‘ | 2. ry -] r s ‘ r : ‘ »33* t ’ ti , oat ’ j , ; ] ; 4 Anita Lanta Nella Pace Zanin nd secon loot stil i floor plans and e: each Manuta 7 "f listrict, having sold 15 bungalows | by Geo. D. Barnett, Ine., archi y . ie re . , . 7 2 _ yar? 2 ort ‘fo eo Ty’ % : Yyx2 1 , ’ ’ y ' aT r] (>t / | Vidi rae rs + “4 { ‘ : aat® ahi! : wis > Biue or 5 7 ee devoted 1 ita ! Metendit si rdiv to Prescott nm fit ) Manufacturing . : sehiceiiiiaa — ale . i tects, and decorated by Lacks P. Hee 1a ; : " _ ~ ; : . . . ~~? ci >. sa ‘ : a * ‘ a) . , ‘ " ‘ , ‘ ‘ * > a Tri fat sae b 468 . . * ” - * ae o rhtey T: s being ‘ -, ie St ‘—- ee ‘ the larg ‘arried out in each! house (ANB |) es \tlas ci : : - | Orwig-LeRol, under the directior Gray Enamel ‘3 Mas All who hui! at ank tidine and Eowvin-/ avenue. the site is one of the larg aaa ae on tant woh ert xtends ¢] ee 834 vashington ave- | . a ; ht ty haa h0U LS eee ai : Ral 4 sd ) a enira PAe’CR Lids bahas , nian » 4 bemLS 4 a i | , Mie Bats “9 : . (co ‘ avnilal in that part of thes py ; ss : & Pp’ O ian pee ungasow sold fot arry | Of the architects, furnishings b* ; = g mn j . ' = 2% l i i; . a4 _ rca ws - | ner’ cre rs ’ ’ 4 j NY - i & at ‘ eCrus A ‘ : ‘ | 4 is i; ii i : ‘ ; si , " = ’ . ; 17 . } | . ; , ' . : +. an fart « na ry “y cy? | - ; , : ‘ *-* >a ii ' ai a? * 7. - . » : . * 4 , ’ cut _ nh: ae | : | 1e nev ank wi be ai nig! hr Ringen est: through Jerr DAE AS}Os oa and : lemens a ; residen HG | formally opened on Tuesday eve LUSRe , _ i ; . ahd ead . ' e : - ‘ mare 1. ? ss baa? ‘ ry‘ . ti ? ° - » ‘ o- . : » : ’ 1} } ft} : eS ess sis — 1 ive atre ‘ p> & Ie tof ] ij a Lie "is Tf ' - j ; : a iryi OY! r - rice? ’ : _ 4 . 7 Ra ; —_— ‘" | as agepos or’ i : : . T) Fle; ‘ Tv? Paige! ’ ) (ie tlenr’ : a os san ” ? “¢” . ‘ E ’ ining. NOV 1é J i? : ‘ e. eee , : “} ; ’ rite nie rogRlitor j , «A ; I i@ ii ’ ; rt j | ‘ i c>? >. ap . 4 ; P ‘ ,§ ai , . HT 7 i} i "Ba ies ‘ ss ‘ : ° ] * , nge ‘ — ee : on ak i ai i H Hiemengz ar elitr , set. fe ‘ “ ' “a on ; é; : ot % } A bs . - ‘ » , The no i is under the manage 4 } . > ; : " » % ™ ‘ os > " ’ ’ ; jn sii s * ‘ ¢ *) ‘2 , _ *ey? ’ ; . : s7 i . j ' ? 4 ‘oP Ty Ti Af i” Vil . en Ti Gs 4 7 : . polished ster) cooking top with ‘ baie tai i virtu , 2 29 hour agepositit : ee S a nave ale Shee ps . NiUadi he S “ii oo " 0 ements ay : _ : ment of J Aston ; % Sart es i 7 ‘ ae ‘ “— , —— ; ‘ + Seats > ; i a Hote] Pla ined Tay tha purpeo if it i ‘ chil ; 4 ry Cg I } ~ ++} Lise ener Pees Orgs te’ Sy seep ct) , Pay ert , mari ; —_ 6 ; : ; ral : Gr. I ‘ r eT «i Oe , beds i i . bid i iS A v ¥N ¢ ia inaindias ui aoe st uth - _ Ps gguinahes A 1] Our — ; wae ees Mi eer taining the mone oO iepo! + Ore th. "} ynpany has another ee ai r- ' new Impere — t r 5 ) hs . ‘ Y)} : ry throug! 5 ’ ‘ —- _ o . 2. Ti ‘ : ' on ‘ . sot? ** ris ‘ . ‘ ‘ | . ia 4 tA . ‘ e . 4 7 »s . . ; : Se ete eee ; Lil DUrKIAY r) : tit * ah tA a ei ‘ A? kaad ; ‘ aia ‘ : i} a | - setts g* caer a e’ ¢ re OT com: ¥ , ” | es ' *; ; ‘y »*? TT ‘ ' 4 St ves and 3 | | 4 = grees | ! ae We wr 3 FOUR SALES REPORTED 1 1 Ldic I med ty +95 8 snowid i f hwyis S: mal if ' : yi for the auction temorrow o ‘ road oF North and Seuth road ay ey nt 2 os. ’ ; ; . . 7. . feat wreitet " s ik r : 1 n | manner ; ’ } sy ryt? . % ‘ - | . { ’ ’ : ; . ‘ , ‘ + | ‘ i ‘ 57 *ly, ‘ ry iy the UW u ; Ili« rié ad haa ‘ tra Bee AOS i ‘ LAYUIE mou4ni rs ; ¥4 Le ’ . ii ; ; , , — . r.vyery : : aP ine aoid te the high ‘ Goldstein tres Reports 3 eens. h f rye “aie é aes district hie nae . ich WwW bye LEASES NEW DISPLAY ROOM oo dalled ial ere Pes ee me a an al : ‘! ron terms of 2° per cent bs Tiealtv ’ Se ingSnignwas at _ titi o _ ' ~~ ; rn fe will te : : ‘ , ™ ; ; — _ ‘ « . SF ba ae . et . : a -_ ’ Yes ») PY rr. - a one , .77 ‘ & f : mqtit ‘3 vA ADC! in ineta’ | ° ” crite 5 : ? - i : ‘ Ti > a ‘ z* 4 t Six mweivinator of RAPS ua ane renn 7 subdcivisic , ments extendi: over & period of The (so iaste hOoOneS Ts 1) ; oa sf ; eo ee 77 : ¢ ‘ . - ’ ~ #emaeerc ie xe’ «at ' hut! rind ’ _ | P ‘ . ' i ’ . ‘ ree Year? proof two-ktory building with | a 1 be given 07 CE ee ene ised thebugh the Hem | development @uring the | FOR ADDITIONAL REAL] tne rect | convent F 4 } a [onl . eee tat . ‘ : : ‘ . ; P . > " of aiied - ? sf ‘* ; r * > * large public garage in basement. more Home » constructed 1 fy . wanminiified | Hedgies » . ~ = nveRZenees 28 ' ' yeare, ¢ Crem piitims § including fase. electricity and gen re age ; | mn i ‘ (>)? w ’ ‘ey Li , } eli 7) ? : . *. ry + et ; ‘ ‘ . : " ] (” =T tT BANG on second p00) eae : ot sartil irc nirtecw or . i Te " aie ‘ — ‘ : ‘ 1 rT nt rye a* - ? w. . at et Charter Ook. tty. ; iif TOE? ; , Willlams, (“almer, (?T etore yh A oe Ruteer SHA Ps bu i ne é . ‘ r ler ed nT te - wot i rom cl rhe $5.00 ehurches of every creed and @denem a ; , ‘Cts é 1 (tree ‘Y . re ‘ — , ¥ ; r* .% ci} ee . ‘ i i* > eerste? — 6e i Cole’s and a i 4 ‘ se : esitdence at . Morgan Ss ; lil eye More - a Maxine TrmoerTre st TY? @: ‘ j <A wg reratars kheepir 4 Wii od sail , eute 7 new huflldings NEXT Pp (GE ination A feature will be . free invert me , “ “ i 418% hart ne aesigneqc -tt ' rr reg ‘ ) isi 4 s mee 2 +thampt at Sout! : ed 4 Ji. barbecue 4075 -O° asi hea ¥ V ’ Oe “ ms “rer , tied rij} — ret nform to the ideas of the owner: Sjexunder Segelbohm. Mesa! vce hen

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- i oy ee nal pe ar we * Smith; lot fronting 34 feet on the : 3: Hit ae a ie ae eee eee. post DISPATCR "51200 APARTMENTS, rrr Oe ae . SES.FLATS Wanted, For Rent and F or Sal . ee i or Sale in these Columns today. : 1 Pee 3 : ‘ ECHR ESS 4 ‘ " NOVE we % a : | partments Nearing Completion tla PARTMENTS | "West “aa | APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTHGREE NOVEMBET it 1826 2 BBA EE ae | eats | uth | ie ean Ge ae eee ecaisieeieiaibiiiestiete een —_— _Sout | PARTMENTS FOR REF ; ‘| BGG BPI. Bee se | : , : + ET RD et TT A se Ses Senge oe einer on sp Serine ioe tia _—————— us xx ra a eee : weg ie TT | ba . ——SSS== = West Peieia ee ; | : ‘L) [ny || ie } ol, 6841 — Second floor ee : 3} | APARTMENTS FOR RENT_| ) A) - WOOT. 641 — Second. tote oo) ene 4 ee I APARTMENTS FOR REN end if is J C il | , 3 feNE J. AL “THEIMER: WHiUIA | “44 y . # x ; ; per “a J ‘ 4 . . - ~ OR ha T BY ' iif B% ALM F H. INC “17 ‘heath it st POT be E : “So a J ] iD o ~ ° > aan oa HWOMD tz 41— ae a ! rns ii ee. i ; Cin seas tJ e A ysteln il £7. ian T it ot : a sie. ‘epant 4 full Mur 8 | 4 - tu} and Son | McPherson and Newstead Avenues | 08 RUSSELL BL. a bie pat Park: ‘will such ee $ a t=) REALTORS on 0 is now | 7 ; ‘ Bs « BY = n ~~ ae rf ; = ees . : se aah Semmuten ST iiialide 617 Chestnut. | PPOSITE RE ESERVOIR PARK aig y-RUAN R as . 4450 A—4 roonme, 4 = 7 ; ®, a a oe ; > cA . : $ Mtge = a Seem, wens ‘ j i ¥, ry Kas " j a ; or = . ccs. - ‘ | ee tk: H 5 Se aco ireh, hut-water heat ile Z ee 2 rY a ; ie it Pes rooms, 3d floor, $110. y' | Re at , ~ age A) phe ‘: 1 floor. $110. | APARTMENTS BEING LEASED iil presentative on premises. RETOR. 11°04 @ fine rooms sag et ae ; rooms, third floor: $110. Hy ohn ay , es SCOTT. SO : iin : &26 LELAND READY FOR OCCUP ANCY Hil M — wo os Th soma cm ‘bia ; rooms, 3d floor. $100, | it 6 ty . H. RODEMYER & Co ya ene at hee ee a gee tem 2 s 3A PARK, anager on a8 ‘ . Si ruoms. o~ ain Shee oe if | : be > rooms. 2d floor, $37.50. 1 M H R s Premises, : 109 N. Eighth 8t. aS » WEISELS. Main 155 F Aa Sah 2 : : — Worn nat S675 Ww ASHIN( 2 Ni. ; a) - 7 - ii 3 ’ 74 }t? N rRire fiver nort 7. tel 4 : rooms. 3d floor, 0. ' : odemyer & Co., Managing Agents , = Pant + — ang sun room. 38> adults, cea tt ; crass ea rooms, i) ‘hoor, $49. — 109 NORTH EIGHTH ST. { ea - —— = — a Ce - f , ; ; : f The Sumner nee t eA ssa eo, Somers . a ee OR. es - ; 7 pave j MAin 4124. = tl West UN 6 ; +> rooms a Al: yt " "id pe as tae rig artments, now siden i fi o=—_-_.___ Srl: yr BS0} , . oi com : 7 ! ' = GEIST TY PRIVEE. 68014 re . Fie tihidg been designed exclusively for Negroes. They g, completion in the 4400 block of Cook avenue, have Apartments For Lease - | |, aii Wen” 7 Mes, Murvhy bed; Beat. ™ ar es oe e | equipped with Murphy beds, breakfast k in two, three and five room efficiency suites, |! _ 7208 Forsythe: 5 rooms, sun sarier; || |i | p, University + tolan ae ; a4 ; st nooks, tile baths, built-i y * ||| garage: first fl : aia) greeupanss 2-83 > Pie a curtain rods and steam- heating plant with hot-water provi n tubs, hardwood floors, shades, screens, | a Socavthe?’ & 2: a | | iv HAMPDEN RERSITY DRIVE, 6649—Se ~— moh) unk 5 ad “saan pane is of vari-colored matt brick, acdesly tri ne system also is included. | garage: second flour. ia T | ALL © ; gt; 1 co0m vice: Saranenni : os if fi 4 ’ ; . ; z n a 1 me o 6 nes ry 4 roo i | 7 M ; ; ad Bu een steel pasctete ia Sromt of the court apartments. which are a with white stone, and with orna- | || parlor. rita seengeereual! | AE CONGRESS | TAE SENATE. | McPhe y a eC KE-RUERMAN yas aT coer oe a been leased, with reservations being made Pager dy feature Half of the || 5506 Maple; 6 rooms, third floor } HOTEL ees niademawen | rson at Newstead Avenues me BE ANDERSON STOCK E BURRGSA 2 ates ae | at $200,000, by Leopold Gros r others. Cost of the building i wie oe Hy ee = 72 — gy : sberg, who is erect ing 1S | 4733-St. I ( \eu . SRS INGTON. 6617. Beautiful £ eas sill be. ote é a Park at Hanley and Bruno roads in St. Louis Sount it. Grossberg is developer and owner of |) 3935 Lindell; 7 rooms. seesrtaoal | ee HT | DIFFERENT BeeEtiorscy. newly decor’. 1} 9? ae i egroes. He has built or financed m h y, a subdivision designed exclusively for | 171 8S. Thirty-Ninth; ye Util Pe MERSINGTON., 5897-5 besutifal . ‘ T ore than 75 houses in th r |) ond floor | ij} A Stateline es (third fieer, reduced; we 1a 8 pea he F. H. eer Realty Co. has been given th ¢ city and suburbs in the last year. | | | | unlik ss and individuality about these a peemprenicntis loco ee nie. Hi i alten erage geese ¢ rental ey of the _apartments. | CORNET & ZEIBIG, Hi | if H : | ike any other to be seen in St. Louis. pay | BHINGTON. GLow-Th 4 roomany be | iy ; So 20mm em ames: aati a ‘| 719 Chestnut I ; Ou wi find both our Fur rustted and une Obviously its locatio b N i. y iT. Realter, yoo © ine f $105, 000 Ih DEALS CLOSED pF Th: | ie li} furnished Suites del L, T the large ae ; nisa major factor. Equally = SHIN: iTON Hith—Nice 4 oom Vy i ia -WEBER C0, SELLS | aie v} y arranged ert Fa ree ms, large closets and genera] spacionsnas RAN. , | ea : i : & x ; ' equipped and read ii p ont. Only My few av ailable A th Pp a 1EF FE z. a a! iw ight B He i Fs ANN CO.; BUNGALOWS AND RES | Central y for Your occupancy ao s the building ig BHINGTON CT S008 Cat OIG a ea F oumagees 7 IDENSES en a ‘ a us oo rd floor east 2» reoms if 7 : * we i ERT eS | CASS, 5>4h_. ; 1 ih % til Man 6r on ee vy] news Dere“ent ated rent } 4 § Deals aggregating approximately Rengel-Weber Realty C ments: . eerie nt ner eres Searp , FOrest 7844 & premises. Bia RON BE & R. &. ™ Or r. $00 Ch rea) 34 if $105,000 were clos ,' ge } rie aITy WO. FEPOrts - or empe sca ees — A | M. a mae SHINGTON, 5000-—Tweo 4-reog Flat fa closed last week by; {| *#:® of bungalow, 3638 Kingshigh- | | meee 4 Investment Co., Owners, ‘ H. RODEMYE ER & CO. fis ate. » room efticiencies: One ae Bea 4 ee oe Joseph F. Dickmann Realty Co way Park for Bernard J. and Anna! _ North a oe See r i it 109 N. 8t h St. | ren es reantre “Ck vt ral 7086, Fe Sh eg : ee es | lost important among these being | ; sander S, 4924 Winona, in Northamp- | | EAST (RAND, whe 36—New, modern §-room — *3 ere 7 ti MAin am Sear NE AN > ‘ San haa re h Residential Suburb T) * a os the transfer of 52 °10- 12 Page boule ton, w-uv Treoem lat for Otte A and | effic lency ; ; heat, hot _water; $60. (e) | | i | ——— gun ome ome 2 pet tiliand 127 8W. iH / eSsigieu | vard. an Seattment stanctire. ids Sila K. Mueller to Henry ny a ~ x an Be spay ‘gat 43° 30—Opposite | N. ‘ ————}! | —_——— -—-— di TERMAN aisi—4t noma ~~ : ' : . . oo atlas " a oC cK, 0 large ro , » if HK). AP 4 Ms So as to Preserve Natural $3960. 3 has an annyal rental ct | Ha ttle Godwin; 7-room residence, lor, heat, janitor servic aie ee (68) j Corner Delmar at | ] | — U BLANK EK Fe Oe at a Ped S t | . ee : The second important trans- 1009 Cleveland for Henrv RB. and OP POSITE OFALION PARK i hion i » N 599 e : > € i gs e ting of the Hills. }action Involved th Pen we “"~ 1 Hattie Godwin t -eorge FF. | 4406 W. Florissant av.: beautif New Fj | A ‘re unl TERMAN. 35! § rooms. secon Se x: ©°S60-62 G ; ~ S proper ty at ' BR ead oe . ° (,eorge E.. and i'room apartment on ith: oxi mn 4 rlo ba ul 5- i ireproo eystone A art t , P flo. r ap artmenie. LAc lede ; oa | vi - “apr Ois aven"e, Which was: - npr 1ce : go 5-room bungalow /j@nitor services: open ‘ Herd. , at and All apartments outside view. L Pp ments : Tore —~ tx ’ chase y Andy Y. ee naz: , 240 South HARTW4IG-DISC 9 : arge, li i ( i ba TERMAN, O14 7 roots, 2 Se * Several hundred persons were at- | site is improved dil yp" pea [nis | word H. and Rent, eee sgl BARS Wie psc GE R 2808 N. Grand. wate ay pe a he, CAR ike ee rooms, ») 4515 MARYLAND AV ENUE oe rage. Al condition: sublease: fi ea 4 racted to Osa ge Hills, Big Bend j store building, wre edie . Raggy and Cora Mueller. to usBO Northwest CONVENIENT i ‘Schuhe cotmonn | ( - Corner of Taylor a TERM aN ™ 6 : a hg rm mir St us . : , . ss Stu, . 4 i ** ap 5 : 7 —— - = ori Pa , y “4 i pre os ee ve rane —— t? ala sages ard and the Meramee River, |ground floor and 15 living seve aa ' Flat, 3611 Humphrey for Victor | BESSIiz, 4806-—4-roon, efficlency: Mur All apartments enter tnto reception® SEMENT CENTERS ‘HES AND | ies “ ee hind’ floor: cor 5 moms, a baa E last Sunday and the past week on bee oe D. and Georgia B. Rossi to Albert Bae y be 1; ~heat furnished; janitor ser tion. Gas, light, heat and peat vaivleneasinat tee incinerator and electric refrigera- $85 to $140 oe oeRM N. SO8—Splendid — 7 aS : Ce ¢ al sep reese . { 1er c re | — }j fs i€ } aT > + « 4 - 1% $05. urn 8 j ? Sm » . _ ‘p ent ee : eyes gy the beautiful setting giv. | company sell the | Dickmann | gy, 3827 sun loor south, $00; garage e . + : - Country Clu ; Us ise . ORESI REPORTS of 7 3 =e : en rough Fred H. ice for ¢ ABE wt0 Se dat q ae apartments: E F FI TE NC 4 AP, ARTMENTS | ‘ AYTON 6o5 tee Speen ese eisai | i er unusual opport unities f on pr +i ene adnate: ealra; s 4 4 a 7 lub, WwW hich are located 7 | } itch ar Ka nsas ity . iD e- PMN ‘ : c eat housekeeping or To. ted ¢ a Cc vied vy ) stri. "9 3 reomns — (5d-Poom effi. i | ~ _Clayion. (c80) ents Rea abhie ome ee ee Tae 9 fit into the natural beauty of | boulevard Peg BD « of? Page Site either purchased ai & . ch , BAT Lge, $50. FOrest 426 M. Ac 67) INGSHIG HWAY. | 5ROa & 7 mean ~ } “a ah YS, 6250-7 roome and Kelvina- ed ,FaASEd ror . . i Iv deca Ty fated: Cony enienc ps , 3 Ie tor ony j age, Conce 8si0n, PArk view "3954 M sien 2968 Ce : AR} ree ff, Toons 18 8 . ‘3 geile ;}tachned at 3542- ; ae . ee ee through the | ¢ , . (i —— _ ~ Hot water, © cabine ” : il i ; ; The plane for this entire 700-acre la flat at & i . Page boulevard, Chauncey FPF. Heath Real Estate.t*o CRSENA r South = oo Mec Mw di GLAND 1 1038 mas " (83 i LD} BALIVIERK. 3 No. 4 (cS) Pe es ——— ee ’ ae WINS Lines: Oat ; ; tract it is eannou t ‘ _ 5 a ae Pa age boule 4 ed _ in the loat Painr sanneet al » | ARSE Ts, SOO th} rooms, 6 closets: heat roo i. Reet! ng, torch - par ment, 5 room effici. nee i a FO hier 3. INTERDRIV ‘ oe ——— ——son = PEN] sku} wana : é ’ . announs ed Dy Sich: i Sinai] stri ot ‘neu. & ae ‘ i MoMitns, the Othe r furnished : janitor service duveat ier = os » B ‘a! SLE will -¢ divide; a adu alts, . # OREON om J only SSH concession ‘ 4 4 KE. (oo>—8H REATt TI . ; x hb, : —) desirable # “Ty? . n~ar ; “78 - he te 44 > corne & being te , ee ° rowirly lacor- _& R. G { ° . OO} Ss ys : - Ft ct J na ae a i ; e? smith, In: ee 316 North Kiehtn | east fanart “eam at the south- ya bo | igh ie: northeast corner.‘ t ( eee Be: autitatl Now Apartments ma DELMAR 4353... on SOO ¢ hestnut. MS. 2 BEDROOMS; REASONABLE CPHERSON, 6705 Newt i FOWARI: I BAKEWELI ie £ t : a ; ; 4a ? ji . } > af Ws . ‘is : qi i nin ned ‘ eT a ae ° ( MPiPPEW 59 3 . a ye ’ ss . edad iets , Ooms ate > ' 3 ie vk ¢€ e qi ' a? é ba haba, i if { atreet, take mMmto consideration tha i avenues ; ara), and Labadie ing a a : A 7 i} ; i es, front a Flin : " eS yy 4 la rere "OODgS, recond of Hing hig ghw ay and Bonit: a: 1 block north newly decorate "S $34 . au) : wt IN TE RDRIV is ; 15} 5 onan ys . OL 2) | M AP I, e. 6010—@ roonis. ie : -: yar 11s N. 2 $F - t ce autumn decorations and al] i 1} bee eS, a2 bungalow at 4432 Laba- le nt} pe e oe Ninth Street by a Pert + | Sh JONKOF BOrving, haat thang 4-room efficiency apartments, DELMAR. O3STBA ine ‘tmemt: 4 Fr Se, j large. light rooms an hg Ff pe mt Janitor. $70; ¢ # Ae 196 1 Fives floor, “or Bis ; i season changes ope 1 : ; ee mats avenue, tenement property ela / pH valnut street of 130 feet, | CLEVELAND, 4048—Moder £080) bed and kbechen ote tet Lire eat furnisoed; rent $65. MAtn 1718. ros bed 1, making 3 bedroum effi lene: | MAPLE, 6512—6 EE entrance ot eet 8 bat a ) ' : su * «As "@ il as the nat- ~ 29 io arr ¢ at an le northeast corner oF ni ; able “a ason able 2. oder. “very @a,1 re? tals: atres r piven ‘ s 4 reasons & Ao i ¢ F R. ? i janitor. FCOrast ‘ 3 G. RIA ANKE K. - "ar gu art ural contour of the hi! | arrarmstreet, a flat » enth i Me bOV™ | tyre nhable rent: heat. tanitor serv’: go car apd bus service DELMAR, 5540-7 roc COZ | - ANCIS-PERRY-RUTH, 110 N | MAPLE. o : 7 KE. CO. TUE a: oe JT iills, an j Thr at 24: ; ‘ # Tie 4 lorran atreets. f ' . i te }) | | ARTHUR FISCH) ? ; ie “s é rooms, ~ sleepin O JUL 7 ( ‘. ; 7th , 4 P L FE an” LE. 149 % ens an na natural gettir a¢ ios nda’ ush avenue, flat at 5124 L 100 feet on Me rontng | CLEV EL AND, $960—Third Fic (c+) | 6923 Gravols, Ri ae at ~ cess gy ‘ Karage; decorated to ne» - h, | cae i tn mt # aes -? ‘ ) " 9 . . ; : ‘ hd ,. ron nid ome een weer os ” ¥ “aS a m— - - . “s . PU es! ‘ exslons ; i Pe 4 if na the place will ever be destroyed. | ®ry street, a i eg “566 Montgor shia Eleventh street. all paodern comveniontes' entire apaPanen | N EW APARTMENTS ELMAR eat OA — rooms. ae | peg ey, 5244—7 beautiful rooms. MARYLAND, 4256—Dorris . Hiland 4 Li Ee Bae nstead. the fe ence at 42 In ret-class condition: | rhc : A | ne anitor service Se a cross from Soldan Hig . roomns; will 4d . Sas hast , 1e elaborate plans for | Floriss ¢ : sos we ee) ING CONTRACTS | IN ive Pre aecnnl ion; leaving c ty: will 110 N. 8TH. MAIN ice KORT«x, | KINGSBU RY. ihiey GIF f decorate to ; | 1944 PAGE. He gel 7 is Osage Hills include the saving of fa eau at enue, and the fo STATE | Tng. concession in rent to party sub-leas- ia $50 AND UP "heat fur 4616 AN 8298-59, sath: Pa ‘reduced. Seg 8 eas. en: torch. Eire R. E. pees bath. neat and Janitor ae [e | ha | : Big. ao -| vill orest Park: 3 SAVINGS TRUS: TC 40° cluding f . ely rooms, in- | din and ‘wo; ' E. CO., 18 & fig’ Fi The O ] 1@, 4564 Rosalie ave 7 | : 144 PCT, IN YEAR Will decorate to sult. MAin 2724. ae ide: | efficiency; til and # room | DE gg 15 Delmar ¢ front and back sunroo oe: OU 7 giz; f * ry Se re ? sage Hills residential su- rament nue. 4887 Sac. | phen FRAND 3917 3. we Neh (c82) frigerato e bath. hardwood floors, re ELMAR, 5577 ee 6 ~ 6 rooms, 1 to —, tifully lovated. Inqu uire 3d fl ms, beau- lence rooms and. eh RSHING., aa S a burb is a depar Oo avenue, 3819 Ko | $3,312,300' Let in Miss Seine, coef st) She) Foose, mice Gul | ph r, gas stove: decorate to suit: | pip og efficiencies, unf ~ to 3! KINGSBURY. 671 o_o = nwoor_west._(C) | NIN GeBORR KLEIN READre ee ig ig ¢ et ‘ eparture from the av nue, 5117 ssuth ave. ! oO ourt During § ,'; rior, open, pasonable eat, janitor service d | nished, in YT and fur- | , Y S82 (near F A PL. . 5841—A ™ ee WEIN RE TY €0 2 ie 4 : age - ctober Sets WN |} OREON Fb. & R. G 3 nished ; and hot water fur- | —~— _$50 up. CAban | Very desirable 5 orest Park) — | with o & Piteiei (mit4 : , . 104 | ti a i erage subdivision in that ( Ashland avenue, 071 Sets New Kecord ne get COTT, &00 Chestnut. GoLite there all day: concessl DELM, 37 Seema (ete) | mod ©8 laree rooms, sun F iN r_without #a oe | A ee i oe ; ?, no cut-| Ashland 5121) f MI GR. AND. 2005 S. ‘K, Realt R29 ¢) ncessions. AR, 6327—6 roon “apap ~~ +. Ss $80. CAbany 7304. oom, | NORTH W( 6p , CATHR 4 StL ing and slashi avenue, 5127 Ash } ; or Month. i Se “ $e Too! oy dressing room, | K, ors, 822 Chestnut. beautiful! ly 16, sun arlor, KING » 2 ARM MS (c7 SS oe D. 6925—~ o> = as DISTR ae rH. : . siashing of the landscape | Nue, Asnland aye.; Construction : Murphy beds. Se vitor } arranged; rent reduc SBURY, 6679—4 ‘aan | nf, FOOMS; Open fies 79 West Pine, te 4 i nascane and 513] . ie OO ; ion contracts total Et “ENE J or’ or Div second floor east. e AD- very attr rooms and bath: | EUGEN ; é ope apartrrs Dy autiful 3-ree ‘ 4 | ; to grade down and le vel residential | se Ashland avenue. $3,312,300 were let in i eases tang 3 CALMER. ALT THE IME mR, ineaben LLIAMS a3 West DELMAR, Se onOt 3 eer (c) Joor east. active. idea] location: eecond oninen, ALTHEIM H 00" 5 rig ‘ a. rr sth ¢ Cilive a8 bY sites and lots will be ing October, establishing a ne isin Al GRAND. | 2015-17 a estmut. | ALAMO, 7148—£ ciency; will de rooms, 4-room effi- | KINGSBURY Oxi se BUT ST. 1 at i3 : On! 7 sR petal ct WM, LEDBETTE rd er, establishing a new rec- | artm 517 Ss. casa. ane § room! rent reasonable... PArky and sun rooms, | JULIUS H. ALLER ot ee heaes “RY. 5723—Five-room efficisacy:| } VE. 4714—6 large, - REGIS AF ed f has NTs. fg i § : n.y the gra ding necessary for * hs R BUYS DGMESTIC minal for that month. the F. W. Dodge Vr rR. ANC Ist t og Poe EAI 1 S110: concession. AMHERT a é, PArkview 4 1W. (ec) DE LM AR” aoe ao R CO.. 807 C hestnut. erm: rent reduced. CAbany 6225 M-_ 1A rar ge ;_ janitor. | iets mee oo Lint a ‘ sf t + erecting of homes and the af] ENGL . Corporation announced todav This £ Y CO., M. AIN (e8S) | porcr h: fgg erga ll oo rx clesping jease at BR" soe floor w est; sub- KINGSBU "RY. pos3—i ] __{e76 ) boty 404 7— “AD art ; pt a 5 +5 ‘ « ; i ‘ ) iti- ISH 2-FAMI Wa . : . Cre ¢ ‘ —_ * . J " { 8s te os ¢ EB . ia Ot oe oh an tor. ine ‘ rooms, ye h ‘ ee. en mi! tol ER KEAI DOU CQ HHERTY . et ; op ional. prem ) : en : _ at its best. enhanecod | two-famil : , MNglish | went Ultimate] Pie hens bath shower, heat .. rooms, | ranma: nay ars: 6 desirable ; - tN. Sth st y ‘ LO., 803 Chestnut. | ieee. men len , rn TA eth hieecht a e rhanc*d bee { aE TTS | apartment building at | (00 Pirigte ' » oO t $11.000 CAPAYI re = ent. janitor mt ce . (3) | Kye ae order: ianitor. heat. porc hee. DE LMAR “41; 30 _ GArfield 9002 KINGSBURY. 6615——5 Sones snemhe {ULLIN-WAlT ERS RO RPA ew’ . and oo | reorns, ‘3 4 ; od out, Will be the order. 7366 Pershing avenue, “Unity ¢ hae tage Ra SS 7 dered raullway tmprove- large. full-s 31 lig -——Second floor ‘east; 4/ on 1 epee 7365—New building: go west) Janitor se dae rooms; heat furt! shed: atti re sun parlor with Murphy oo +, OLIVE, 3077-—Gr " Arfield fay ” «Abang ga er ew Hills.’ This is one of ; ersity | Deut to cost a total of $6,600,000, “"*\ nA Frant tomte: alee Guaroom) and | to.) Aim sen = a 7400. then north 4 blocks |... VBINBE RG & JONE SHUCHART REALTY CoO.. 814 Chestnr cleney ;) electricity tan. inch WESTOATE hi cd SEVERAL SALES R p four dbulldine i a erounp of; both in Kansas Cit» , ,VUY, OPT reba rent O77 ON) | apartment: 5 seu Be mug b-room modern FC yrest S762 3 ps ALTORS. Pee a ee (e8t) ) coneraled beds: heat, hot larce ’ | AV... 368. ae 0 BY ‘Gings, each individual] 1 j ; zi ty, Were the two § yeR ANS. 72) Chestnut EUG sacs, /DE O98 ON. Uni | KINGSBURY 5740—9d floor -& roon Janitor: | &863 reduced : cont Shy JU Darior ae hee {ts type, w pan! ish Co] igQ@uaj in important jtems which boosted che fcR) ‘ aR reoms. sul te ier Adana oe RE J. AUTHEIMER, WIL! IAMS & LMAR, 5133 ‘end. ae oe on. including aun : ont pee : , BRR ty: AGES .? . ze ‘ S- 4 very co a: VIORC ea ay — (cB) 2645. HT! whew iE ASTC ATE. 9 EF a gee ae rattex walls; most beau- 2 - IN REALTY > pa ail in Carrewold for the trustees of | K#OWN to modern sect Pe eoCe | Ras FORD, 4540—Two beautiful cor- | Ai 778 (c62) | ment: first ine 6-room efficiency apart- | tiful building in city; white stoves, Italian PERSHING, 6147 ) rhe! 4 aa 10s 2 * if a : 4 Carrewold to Frank J. Wiget 9345 vapor heat, elect * ence, such as THROUGH H roama. yesh? nome and hot water: 4 full | + ARTMENT family, in the best West | EASTGATE, Hioor north. $65. € oncession, a stairs; nothing like it for $147 DO, | e¢xposure: beet Aone eee Tr AM } °A: eae miat G43 i Uke Oak Hi! ‘ s6t, , ectric refrigerat! NRY R, WEISELS ‘ Oller bed iff wanted: ind n ocation; will trade for buat Ey f 7145—4 rooms: so | Including garage. PArkview 1698 ‘ ee ee ee rm : ler: eae tsT PH. Be 1 TR Be | ae ll for a client to W. J. D Suction fan tn kitch yn Oo couples; open. ucements | oroperty or residence. CAbany 4 ace | SP UOeure; ‘second floor. south and east KIN ———- Pe tated open porch; eei bp ia ran: 611-18 M ‘os ee en, roller beds, | The Henry I? OSAGE. cea” DT ___(c8) | ap = OLdR. = r. CAbany 7531. | GSBURY, 579: ican | PERSHING 55 a 3 . ’ arket str i] burn ‘ S, | a eis ls 1 ™ 35245—Pagex ARTMENTS— ihoiieciaiiaainilaiianial oO , Kix KLEIN a) 4 z ess Anne Ruegse!]! Al! eet for Duch- py th er, etc . Ledbetter will occu- reports the sale of th eis Co,,° Inc., a oms, eff ney | taede apartmentg: + cies: modern: yh a, room éfficten- | EA STGATE. 812— Pr (ec 5) mod . rooms ; iF | closet; 2 Ma $ rfic). rte REALTY Co. 104 Pie Gy ea. Rovere to Isad M. Lante Della Th ‘oo floor as his home | Dr. and Mrs. Ma : forge © Of | onas 8 santa al ae fer | Fie 1 a ac ah REALTY &. | REON 13 ee ye rent eer © sega, | et newly decorated Fel tnnwnL Be " Ke ie Cares +o: oa 4 4-28 or M t a emplan Le ein _ 4 x . Myey ¢ 226 RUSSEL, 2859.4 lonnicl {cB2) 161 Man 0., | OREON é “yr x ? HING, : \ Kh BL 4 AE, | a. 3677 Be Tenty street for ora abe tranmaction. Realty Co. he nd] el | a avenue in Park ie sg for ae ce; 4 coictee Rhee fant. | PARTE een 0886. (c80) | BASTGA TE rs 3- SCOTT. 800 € hestnut. | eta heat and janitor Service ; | st O88 ‘2 bathe, 9 pa B. var 5. whe Le TTP ie 4 Be rker to Elizabe Pa. Howell, ™ | RUSSHLL ~ oor. (c); and Goodfellow: uilding.. Maple | room. Mum rooms, including pun 'ren re . ‘ est 0659. em Pari mn Rarage just wee Pitt. 1.4 ™% Inch a . cohen, 24 feet | | The reside r parlor, $75 Hy ‘8—+4-room efficiency and} 2d floor, hot Salsa rooms and sun room, | Concession : . 7 janitor service ® . asonable ; open for in- | PERS i ee Hiland 2 mie el L es on Geyer avenue tor a. MINISTER TO BE | The residence ts an ornate thres- | SHES AN DOA S00. San ATS | BERTSER and heat, Janitor sup: | BASIGATH. solPere soom s*5"| spection. See HUGH H., STEW. | ome ovestesiias Ham so” : . # : 7 ; j oe: Rovere to George A. Meyer COME TEACHER . niet 4 ( olonial side entrancs =p a ae a ; DOAN. 4500——5- roem effi: Cleney. BA RTMER 5501-Six c7 ine ee a. Sian vse 1. ______(¢) A RT, A, Di e | re w- | ontartment,, overtesting L hag A Wi ST MINSTER “4 PL. - i : : j ni oo - ground bet Ween stag a , | Tr. W. ae ( ‘arroll Accepts P : ' eee j ‘céleee ha \ ing recs rt ion h 2 1) =" D. . RaAragce heat fun ished: je janitor serv ice. *cEntral stab ieoa: | JO HN H, ABBOTT fe As Lge +t chest gent, J] 1 N. ] Ith. ; PP % RSTING, 81 est. : a : “a! mir eplig ie ae ay an rescott and Newn: a F Os n ‘4ree living room, dining r oe are N \NDO. a ae UE 3 3ARTMER, 5579 - . is ge in Texas. parlor and kitche1 14 1 lv deco ; rm. apart- roonis. baths; gara ul EASTGATE 740 “ SZ ND BATH }0MS ORKEON F 4 ; Big th a Ce. te Béwar Ringen Real Estate; The Rev. Dr. W. Irving C water heat en. It has hot- | 2 HERKMIANS SHR eet ole tety a | eager ART REALLY CO., Sj Chest: eparate “bears ay auciful 6 rooms, 2 SERVICE FURNISHED, SUITAROE bon | PERSH wi ee GArteg a : if, : ; . tor J . “4 pg iiverts, repreeented former mee , : i spe SPRING Hone a oe NY ; ; i mode "aeca: om e i jency; Ce sS1lOn to Teli . or Q: con- i . 4 ‘ } hea Open & anes S , , iittg Poon. kite het : 4. : scn; 3953 North se old Washing- ACCEPTS HO PRING, 2301 S.—-(Dorner 8 : — mocern; steam heat; u M a able . tenant PArkview - 1010 , EUGENE J. Al Murphy hea 4 : g Broad way for Margaret cS Reitz ‘i tr nh a nd Compton A venue Pp ' . UDINI LIBRARY = ‘ ind b : Ooms. hed’ and ae ci 9 a Sah ak if desired : Pr ne lly Ow “C: $50: ION RIGH r 5800— mre pall Ere LD J OLI\ E SDL 792 MAIN «ta {, ME R Pe aes or i, . bP@ ai. @tic.: . age on 4 Teonard Hayden; 8124 Fads aVes - -|terian Church, who bec ©S0Y~ | special to the Poat-D pen every afterngom from 2 to 4 D: ‘e "| RB AR WIC “4933 ; (c7) en F434 W. ieee rt ‘oo L AC L ks I EF — (c63) | P 'ERSHING 5333—6 S SON STOCK T- BUBRMANE ee : for Aurelia Pou : st f nue 12 : , ecame pastor n aten | - mM. CK. 953 McPHERSON — F ‘} An GHT. e037 _-——- b eeGes ea) IES ALOSA fi rege eae 4 BS 2 _ mits amen P 2 os . “FS i See: IUrecel! ‘ 40% @&e . a a WAS . “ ap shen ef (cRO) ERSO) oe y ‘ New 3- Perea ot water en roeonis al bath ~ : | ee » Ctate mut, Hi 4 : ie i 2911 North Maitinad voy en fh e Pb ntges: h at May shall, ] €X., UNON | sai a prec NG T ( NO jet 13. for- DUIRTY Y- bP aii *eB i" ND MAGNOLJA—4- f) oor, 6 rooms, S85. Call DEImar 5000 | Ae. BLAN eR bed : Zhan efficiency ORE ' tal E rts ane a i + aert ag 5° 7 FRANC Iscus REALTY C0. | ge TODFEL OW oni CABA ie re af § to F _— OF Csient | *~* g& here, has ‘cent , , ‘lication of the gif f . | 2645 * low rent: open, HI! arid sit ah a (cl) _- _™. KF. CO., rijtae —— ~ “is y MM) Che ‘sinus — , pare ieee Oud +). ng room, kite > net i : one rank Kiemkiewlcz; 1017 Frey | tion as professo ; P ed a posi- private library of t¢} ere OF TOWE K G RO KO _. 662) | ae Re new apartment in U niversity | ea MIGHT @236—5 rooms. su; eae | ‘ AURE. L., $15 “Orient,” nice Broom ef PERSHING. 5582—PFive sa pervica .. *''¢. Bau Paseo ba eat \ 21 i eet for Sam Cohn to Her man 1. | ; . Ssor of ‘ ible Ho: ‘in y Ol tne late Harry ‘a Ba os \ 3 3345 ‘pooms;: pe see ' $60 p. Bhi? daaee | new: janitor service ANCISCUS RE: ALT y ¢ o. M WS * dae wot a ec cits and gas included . porch: garage: re ND px, Pane PRoee PL ei my and 4925 Flora vale oaeliper® | = of practical theo : *y oudini, magician, was ttodav re WY. HIT. ME Vz KE porite,, rl Beceraen. BELT, 8471 hl ind flo cild. Post Dispatch. ENRIGHT = : Se ge Pett Wi cotanles, +p ee . ,-DWARD ta 4 ann ns KhE-RUBRRMANN seh: | # or Walter R. Maphs - : svangelical Thec ‘viene e cevied by the library " : " | ROWER . 0... (Ent. t 371 Murph . oor north, 4 ‘rooms, 2 pies eta 6-room apartm = | desired ‘urnish apartment if GArtield 5506. -_ Peoibed dc ‘2 qi Tih 4 Int - Mepham to E. B. Me- es heological Colle vy : soe rary of Congress GR OVE, “1P04—Opposi ite Sh r may d beds Ssessiol Noy. 20. ~ | and janito apariment; heat! oREON PERS sea HER oe iA Ss ; ¢ HS . n fire. , Pallas Te x J 4 : The express ae . os, (ya? hes 7: D rooms, steam +t ; law's wt? C ORNWE Li. RR. EK. CO . Ru ETT. "y R \ ; . E. & nxn. G i CvT'T ann ~y SRSH] NC. an Ry HAT. L eS ‘= E ii? ae en capi ' »: condition of the Serv ; rent $70 +3 reat atl janiior | BCURINGHAM COUR 5. CO., 111: N, Fth./19 N fASEK REALTY CO LELAND 7 ) Chestnut. sou th, fach ~. : 45 APARTME! mela hE. TT re S vil] ‘ ik see TUG sHAM CO Be vON. ith :; ae gt dt 710—Apartment : ; c] o wa iz Forest De. 10 LIN a tee i ee 3 r y > DI MEIER COMP Six protessors f th, \ ill tl lat the eo yt] . f ART Agent 41] ware GH Hi, STE \V- eff thy U RT. $92 4--—-4- — , fs Arfis } 2686 wl ' . . ; , 4 i; Gecorat 4Oorets. | NJ r h rat! © i tors 4 8 s Qg e v . " OiLtege¢ ION sh; : sshi. OF ~ 1Ith hed | ic ib al, v hy w ren as room | K ‘ KIG = —~- aia a q 4 HO). hi Kive Concession oe : eetain ate, co » ul! Y y beda; atila a. tite a ai ANY 'ulty will be ; isiting fae- inamed “The donated ill be WYOMING, 400: iano t — | BUC WinaHAa eC Abanv Soa Se - | newls HT © $15—Cozy Froomi apartmen LELAND. 710——Apari Adany SO64J_( a Y 3 7 kg ty me ra 19 rooma, 3 j ‘1 ' tt SELLS AP in the Bible d associated with him Harry Houdini,” ee: oe ph ad hart bath and large pins gn dressing closet, iar phy 4 mre rogms, |able. = DUBINGK YS teaveee “Eason CAbany "80643 foe inforatin, “emt... Gall 1. CORNWELL BR. Ee abe WA DJ “BAKES itd Hi} ARTMENT BUILDING Ole aepartment ar | ee : ini,’ is a verv re: reat and hot water f i ' floors, tile e ardwood apy tEALTY ¢O. i LE! ~ eee EOn ieMO) P ERS 7g 6442 °° * LAR : ie and classe is ‘ ery reason-!| A. G urn shed ; $75. | = ' bath; first floor 504 us a beg ™ I AND 808— NW nen — : HING 6156—ofrf ae 805 4 . 2 Sz it in mission >); ADDIE request : vted .. BL ANKE RK. E CO i F a, 4 ORNWE 1 . east. EN - a ny rich ie sul « W-roo;>m effirtenece tify? et ‘ is N. 7th. Ol wor I brarian said in - ; lam, ie | a VAC AN’ hi NO CABANN 'E,, 5387 a REE ; ROOMS, STN Cest_apartme: iret floor gouth- | 'Urnished: back door : : nan “== ia 43 he Frank | Dittmeter Real ia. ties b 4 included in the othe » £60 te ty eee aid 1T) announcing his ac- t a POS Potanica yee i ‘ | ice: $75 ov Vv rooms, janitor serv: | M. ARTIN OLLAN. ane thd i 7 LEWIS P 1. “ =e). _——— Party severe 8 me ec) WoL $x” 4O Beez. riley ’ : cy =S | : . 4: aot = | epTay am ° een : i? > rooms \, " he; i eR; : d : cee poate SEEPS: aa 4 Cc. ee’ . : | Cew FOO! . " . na ,& : a Hs ‘. et ie tate Co. reports the following sal] — a i the gift, which he wilt | *4" O ts) a jens at 4 anitor ees ~as CABANNE, 6315—1t-room apart | : _— S056. vente izerator ne bE S. . «ah ?.. 2 ay i rs pPridaile (rit eer 1)” pert tor service . “> ‘ wi a “ ¢! CPX? Omer ; ie : sour os e r aes = or ? ’ : . thires ' ide J right avenue, a 2%-story | ia oo P_RIST. ow: Sommonh ' ‘boo CABANNE, oan oP tel) | extra ene 2 aeawk + ; . we 4 » : ye WwW to : Pe i ; i ; ; i eve - = ‘ > j perl dy rt - ter: pe in a sop ‘ : rove | } ~ ete! . neiudi ' ttle bath, Bs apg in cues PO en: full ce led beds: strictly mice . 4 t _~ COR- sonable ace ee nh you see them; rea- rt.y MO I TH 58 O64—F eet it RF : aa udiug gas,| excellent janitor, siateiionee) =o jocker; ; tared threughout opposite’ Viy deco- ebjection to child to good tenant: ne each 4 rooms and #uUn ry ' ROE RATION, G a tee (ee Univereity: rent $75 varage 4 Posen se izton | Ises today. _— Owner on prer- eras pen } Exrig AND HEAT; 2 , : (esl! } LIND “ = ; ‘ eee (eG?) a ‘ ‘ * aN J \ LTHE? é time a . Th) gi leted he . ELL S3A14A—s ri 3 CAI.MDR, INC. & pom ~a “onatating of large, bE + Ota yy ‘sae river i. ki tc “ae €Uclectricits.)«6 and me h; } " ae we, I a fr Rentale $75 ee as igeration. | erate to rig g . viv Lo $1: +. 0 3) f - QO rig Daft ‘ t? ref , ‘ ' n for ;ODWIN arty with referen open, | ORI . dt AS i ee ii a e ; Inepec tio n I l ie GOI r\s IN R | sa Fe y CoO : 5243 le : a ase i ‘ . J rN hs & ht fy =f ‘ vi i Mae) ‘ , ; ; i ——————— SEN) | CATES, O649— ir ‘furnishes ee ee FORSYTHE, 7218—First floor: 5 r = tion Son Oms; pberiect con- | RIDG Ge . ‘ isaAil 7 Wood loore ew ns Leg ‘ : % rVOQniIs, and ui room, m i+) Mu: ri sim routs ! INDE] , ey : i +, rk. 5 5 UPD rooms : m 4 “A “I i ‘ATES. Of 12 2B (c) |rage: well arranged and light: rent cause rooms. a 3935-5 rooms. $70: also 7 neat. Jano? eae cern Cont ph ge bet and > —a . . ‘ee weeme ~ ~~ . : hi jana jighnt 7 . roe . airs #.. “a . eae fi rd ; " ‘Tie - . > ‘ large roon i » ‘ ° fficlen ve 4 oii “ aif @r new ik rent nuUSt- Aittan a ’ 4,7 ji 7 OU rooms 7 od ‘ Re. JI ¢ SEC URITY 4: “’ a ~ e tal wood 7 . : Tecuced ; $60. MORNET & ZEIR!I = } VET all I-fferson 3506. wetor a»: Mittin tub «¢ \ Mm, r EI BIG 719 heat it (ORNE'1 ‘ Zi ae - ire ‘Ven event ; ‘ STM) oom asia . ' Fits - . > aoun aw — 2 " t aw n } LINDELI.. ; ‘ It a MA t} 4000 ad, =4N BONTTA 6.52 5m 4 ' on 8. Ser ot i—ec ond a a ~ iene y ; ear ost Ma ie 6h —— 1a aa oe to A. C. Johnson: lot | 4 i aast ie iNfton avenue, one block et AST O atfon road, fo ; none | TTT ii? ba OE. ~ Steal for J. G. Hawk Small Carrying * i fe lack; 3901-03 Garfield | ' j aw +h | avenue, two-story brick buiidi UmaEges. - “ATI & : & Ey h ss , ) { ing . ” : 5, sTTTE ] ret 41.5 = : . oe Ti. arranged with tw ‘ lel . AS as o-o5} i ‘ rs00Tr: Oo Om eweffi (} DOD 1 4 yy : z 7 : : . Oo stores on T a ‘ j y: 1U ya bed ; {p> “1 er ; Or a r Pad \ } ” 13 & 4) floor and three f! f fanless y $10 down. 24 monthl able Poe desir- | hardwood floors eat an’ non. J; geome, ti Tloor east: ae | ats of three root b y payments f ATES. 627 ; itor: fine lovation: | ¢ jen tr heat. junit and concession. M 4 Ke i; é rach on wsecand flo Or, for 2 e} ‘le saa n ance after Janua ary 10. Fr or t e t A i “a Ov 4—4¢} large TOOT « f imp! } ‘aca ‘ =? ot ’ Repo t’aoty hit} [7 ‘fon ‘ BOE HMER ae AL. ESTATE Co” iN = art ae A q k: ; £ t ; rider re . ~~ = . : riLS rm} , . ‘ prore t)] : . ‘atte . > ‘ ‘ i r he = & Wilson. t to for the month of " ee rent offer good only RHODES | RE cen oa ooo 1 iR. CO. Gartiead 080Q0 OO ate Cine wa GArfield 900° AN “BO: Fre goie ao "ABANNE DISTRICT 4 ; alt . wees Fag ere ae > ~ “- Oo ovember. Order yours now H ( T % S A - M | Sawing Prrerae i by 6 0., FOU Chestnut HA MILTON. 1°31 : re , ae CIENG - » ns -ROoOM EFFI pet rior and bt caktam a whe , LE AMIMENT ‘ ae : tf ote old. x @ . aes U wii) vt Opie ~OORNnA sleeping wry MS )« 6h OBLIT arlor: ,4] » beau Wiu Ds. —_— “ we be ic | ack ABI “Date NE > , d aii Ray R. Rosemond Co. In hak eo UST CLIP AND MAILe-oo8 2.3. 4.5 AND 6 ROOM EFI : | renh! vers ciaimabtel da. heat furnished: | ORG! sone’ uitor service: ae SERVICE, : BEAT AND FR ANO [s P t “KRY: : ae ‘PARTMEX ES DE- Me § il . - C, “ i ‘ - ; r " % . ; ‘ ae me, ij \f kk a Le ¥ : 4} “ . re eee ’ ’ a id ° anad.tr ms % ‘ ) » ‘ j ‘a “~ a s y ~_ ; - 5 « PY . ah @round o aeohe feet of Vacant | 806 Victoria Bldg., St. Louts 1919 & “GR SN\D a ame PRANCT ee a ee HEMAN. 721—3 Teoma: ie atbais heat: Ney She pe. tile bath, | New, 4-6 ryan ottiteney. § UT. MAIN 4384, oe By “ardei avenue {fy e ent a Con ne ' ‘ Is "PE RRY-RUT] , DOTe! eal arrangemen co «areened =A . Teher'¢ lat or fd floor. | 1 : F i new subdtviston of ee an th: i - 4 (Fentlen eR} Wi PR gos: J eI PINE ST son Prt »B i}. ( A ae aoe " — as 110 \ -. af , eu ales? a neement “ery ce. PArk 7 es _ RUST 3 915 Delmar. — a i ; | on Routh Kin shi ‘ ii nmOtean IH ne tion, ple ase ut Obliga - Obpos! te Beautiful Aad THE qty ,. f lente nes a emt An attractive {} room ef- et aE AM NT. aE i) 4 cS) govt =f N ahd hs Th ref floor “enat: SA VOD CV RT. ~ 5920 BON Ty i “ DN contemplate - ghw ay, Which }} = = tien on Bb eens me informa Rent includes heat eservolr Park. eplencid a ir ‘ ego funitor eervice: a ——§/} guunY rooms und rete Her? ad bath, N*at. javitor eervieer ; } Pain ad tue Dal > - ste@in op ae \ APARTMENT ‘ ; 3 ipiates lmproving : ‘ i‘: : oe ft 1M ei? Vi i}] ut . fr igeration and Kita, eleetric Its. re- | Wr v, : it for rte rept FRANC Re: onrrery. — rent righ’ and TT oe s; % itr : “AN nowN 4 | iJ } mmediat : Mast 4 put a and running j EN2 af K. ¢ . US KE ALTY REON + _R ; NO PRS ITA hi. ty Y With high-class double ‘ = ——| sn er-Built Garage on my i lobby. lounge and dining p= lodge ph Large | CE INTRAL ’ . GARFIELD 1427 CO., MAIN 4409 & RK. G. SCOTT S00 Chestnut. | MISSINSIP Pi TA : ad re? ' AND 5 Roos aids = flate.§ This firm fine ors — ae et SS a Einelos- oF grernenea and decorated. » arouse | let: cee, ¢ Ln Oniy 2 apartments; MODIAMONT, 12890-—8 ____ (83) | MePHERSON, 5741—5 rooms — LE 1315— : sue ie 2 cm “i ar beer Shon {RN} Ooms eit} “* . . , deeorn te! " age (Arfich’ S58 7 ‘ KREWELT *KINAER. ~~ S16-20 7 2 fy " a 3 et an hiehit se ble flats, four of zg en dou- ! \ddress { IWC Y . $82.50: ~s AK 415—-Third floor north room ahd hath Murphy heds giving 4.| McPHER : 11S N. 7th finer s and @ PN7r age eoid Sadness cant a h have been | — 12S? 008 Sere wea” hen ROTEL. KOOM. $7 } a ae , 2 garages; rent sids.’ recs. | gas an ‘aa te Dita tb hardwood *linare 6b soa slg dent XTYs —tm or ’4 fi. trcomn |. ptm poe TH - h. CARPIFED pee etlon ate und Time to ¢ , man Kite! : yids te pm it at te oe plum’ ing. plen = ho Marnor: HeWl¥Y decorated —— . a‘ all tohen. od ris it io? Ven . nice , ©. pien- | sion rated: conces. | OMe. apartment «& t DRE. eb . : entifally Purnished., ovet. an 4. 615—Third floor 6 182) I venient + place to live : ) ncerK > Ka Paas Ve anrseel 7 . t , oor. 6 rooms. recep ¢¥ a tom 9 car line ethania «na ve; com | ©! GENE J. Al THEIMER ee bright: all large? — , \Ttis Albert G Blan ke R Ie ( i” * mt ‘ D ap ned ‘an ithe: evers roo iehi LY Padi wre steem emt furnishe. 1 ch ary eu ("ALAMER [Ni ‘ RI? cn wi “LA Ms &@ 40H~N ‘. wat es <. k . Pty wire ' Nate ian ‘ if { Wim NI i ~} “I Vy ze “ " Tribe = t} 14 painted throuech: P t hevrny . . : | we mf it Cn: + . oni mchrens \ MTR. . - — : 4% oi an ‘se try “ ‘D “2 —— Pr, . Ww irwik k , weed} | JO16 OlMOS & \. rent Silo Dcesanp » . ake Hodiamont cer | — pom! bat . Tamu Ooms seeping | phr, southern G& *o hatha: wee 9 no, Le te wand « unite : f } rf ' oe “Woene-r fe, . hardwood floors yi / The Me . 2 ee , or" rer «! CAbanv cn ‘i ; aront a o* nhe Wit yg ne \K Murphy hed . heoey | Ve Stun treet ‘ ~_ : roa f actry ; ; ; : ; - or ‘ Ane ey . : abe -s ~a. ‘ , MoRIIS A a ONe EXSION “_ Faber “7D. ace Lae Bon’! ar tri cleva . * me ~~ , sESSes rcvenh y : ‘ : a ' CHESTNUT let: real barcain. See ouUYy Chestaus 4 tf, Agts, i si.

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ETXKDAY. VNOVT Tr 2" 22 Pew 14 1 erNDA ; a NOVEMBET : ENTS FOR RENT 1926. ” tepatit: * a SSELL BL. “9 lock, Forest Park E RESERVOIR PARK ding, offering every type and king, : Murph ith automstie refrigeration, ci ’ TTSE ; 1200 APARTMEN TS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and F or Sale in these Columns today. APARTMENTS FOR RENT mee West ST. REGIS 10 rooms. @% ba gh wv eorlor RU bf Im 0 eg | eis yenera | P Ttant : aa RN z . 109 N. 7th SEE ‘ ) HINTON Keattor, POrest 84559 See = or Mr ran ~New! v redec ry apartment “OT CeSSION | _ oe . (}—{, me Lere er. , CORCESRIONSF 5. ob12—6 first floor; | Fi tres of i. ir, 11k PIN} it, } —F treat sleeping porety. @tranee of Torest ark : PS BLANKE K. b. €% 11 Me at + i— a vor, ‘) rooms baths: at gurage ( tiestnul revevirye OHO! nag ud floor v vest, ‘ H be, & "R G i... iD. SCOTT. 80D _ Dorris A partm ' wi decorate to suit. GIRALDIN BROS. R. E. CO., 813 ¢ MAK‘ LAS “Se 4it5 SSP came NY OW men’ . ‘orie and ¢ wre dining nook k itchenette: lence 42 5t- oe PAGL tho4 61°> PRRSHING PL. seii—Apariment. © _withou! garage THWOOD. 6225—Third floor mined ope NE J ALTHE TR. WILLi LNt Cpeetnat ATHEDRKAL DISTRICT ms! t ity The tutti > hhAis iwAg APPAR in NTs. sarhs arya Apartment : 5 OIE service newly £OOC tenant effimency; bi Lise | Terar’ and nigh’ TERS RF aT TS (oO eee DEILVMAK BL. eae Water fur goed : ** ‘opoets clas lal \ Vi Al, and-Oive ant cue ai. worl eerie its ine ed WESTUATE (ct i bevt : reqguced 110 oe room RKON ZR G RCOTT. KO wy ; 14 oot — =. moder janitor £ vice. ake T - a 8 ms. ablior eer rr iaie't rd VOOnLAND hath : etine > « LAciede rooms, Sawer beat GI4I7A Six » AMHERST PL heat furnished . oe weed PERSHING, S574—4 large Bee REIN REALTY \4 Ing closet; “ —) beds; ‘ow s ey rArfieid 0% ’ F. 4 CORNWELL. R. E. CO, 1) -KEMARRABLY LOW RENT. 4. PERSHING. 5385—Very attractive Dai Tornat tari ew rooms, ~ baths, & closets; wd 1 Pp cten ruriag ; opt est O6SD. ® Park Wichia 71 oa? PERSHING, apartment, OOw ner 26 ew HT ING. in- al overlooking . vorest floor aa hi00— Beautiful. & renconenn ne Y WESTMINSTER PL PT} s7n-—T bic ssi) 41 TH EIN (2 , WILUIA ATER TNé (*heetny BA, PERSHING, ase inrge rooms one. s F PRANCISCUS REALTY CO., MAIN R=HING boRo——Five room. garage reasonable, open. DWART BAKKEN a bate bie 1] 18 as ao. — thir x. RALI Perest Park, haves ae nee — beds; inspect. ge nga roonis E me be! “ort Skinker 4 hes eo new ; deor fborest —S ARTMENTS,, baths: roornre a?) eng bm] pn aa furnished WOLT-POLLOOK, 101 %. Kth. PRERSHING. nOO—F riTy F-ROOM CTENC\: 2 MURPH). BEI: NISHED. ALSO ICEBOS,; NEWLY s Nia Ws MATWO ory ee rooms, CAbanyY — Milos . ‘ Van APA) whkiNis PON ESSION s ae. wT ont) re t A bats AR t—moek? Cerne! ? Skis—Pirst or RURRIGERATION. GAS s and sun pario! ee TTS AND HEA’ is THiETMER. Wi ger 7 . gy = ening ‘ABANNE DISTRICT \P ATM 1ENT breakiasi recur llth 35 mane x wd Rt BIN ahi (lmimar 4 wo" vi Ss. 4° "th effjcrencs BONITA APARTMENT Bree Ney * BONTTA \\b oS RooOMs. 316-20 (AL and “*atinetion » kon SRPTELD 1427 exceptional ve Se AMOR LE oa avattable : “Shits pie " ras st tH DEN sie ot, — | ie of . ov a ATION OT NSDRPASSED “RKISKEK finement po inionent mpar! ent bright: all ners aon F\ 7) ie fiite TAINS. a ore od) —4 oy re ‘exposure hows 9 —jaree Vel sot — Taree | rypeetii aftin $: ¥ 1" * tegoe ;w ree “WE ~ ist : 431°4 E RSHT “AP ARTME Spe ‘Apartments For Rent ie: 4 we 711 BHEMAN AY. aa ATION. porch “4 l fms Or the aN rT, or 6 rooms: ecreened ph3 ere? SYRACL SE AVENUE. 5-room efficiency: Murphy bed: able rent. 730 LEL AND co pe nt ar rooms. 8uu parlor PAR K SAVINGS TRUS Clayton anc De Mur Ari — —_—— — = . queda NC A ae G Somameeee - = DE LM AR G ARDEN N 608 KINGSLAND 6500 West on Delruar —. efflojern z aervice water, gas apd elect er1 2 ? refriverat! apie 4. Uaees sioas er CO r Hamuiton and 01 outh—Onlv Two Left ory e rn riew BOU LBV AR Dp i] Fy) hb . . Plaza Drive Apts. South ~ Pershirg. West of Union. CHEAP RENT $75.00. $80.00 and $85.00 apartr 1 @2 } Tu eT} eae a 0 7 8 “3 if he Sf TT 800 Chest rut. DEMUN & “ROSEBURY ROOM EFFICIENCY, #5: _ Southwood COMPLETED fully Arranged Apart ment Bat} }? g,vrr) VO tas Rey (;rand te] , room is ACADEMY. ent HOTEL ROOMS. WITH PULLMAN KITS HEN n the new “Hotel Saum, ‘facing Keerrvoir Park. beautifully decorated and neds. light, refrigeration, BI ANKI mn. & ot i 3 @ West vViIGA—’? rooms: hot water; $12.50 week. I FPPSTEIN A&A SON, GIT Chestnut. vil ‘ light, ae (“aut a running (Chestnut Kas, NEW SCHEDULE OF RATES IN EFFECT ihree and five com] * . , .* apartment. Man room : “eee nthe furnishes etely equ 1Or each ager ¢ efficiency ipped apartments, beautifull; throughout. Garage space T) Premises M. H. RODEMYER & CO. 1G N Sth St. =e -— MAin 4124 as oh- Wi mar Apts. 445-05 Northwest Corner of M HOUSAM REA 312 International Life Bldg. eee ee service of tion. but Individual kach — ae rigid 4 re gula the Requirements of NOT a unbendin fitted to (,ijest . Forest Park Srotel + DeBALIVIERE ePherson and DeBaliviere °dUST V ¥ - $s Oreon GENE FI] OLIVE Lene — ' LINDWORTTI t wa er gas and ctric 4iG6°2-72 LINDELI hed. Manager Tinest Boulevard. ROVDEMYER § lauis GEORGIAN CO] SOOO RKRINGSRE RY i : ors nid a EAST OF DE BALIVIERS e KY it A n fei MoH. KODEMYER « (Co ita . » * \ 4 i 7 premise CAban ‘Ew AP RODEMYER & — POR bk MBF i ‘ , ft 2 CO. | \ ' aS CONVENT if Porn) IMENTS OCCLPANCY a xs tting ' C tial AJ bomen P F i caerENG 3 An; yt y rit p/ OA ‘ ih? ( (yy HN Scat t Lk IWig . ROO Chestnut. MENS “O. PANGBURN, REALTOR, DET MAK OLAS Y 4400. TT eT IS “ATMA CeWV THE EMBASSS \SHINGTON “8B L. TMENTS $400 LINDELI tCNION AND WASHEN BOULEVARD TAN MRstiti } tbresi oa ermal S14 OT ne jes ‘ 17 ? 4 pF go? THESE. ELEGANT AKTMENTS “EF . — NEW AP LARLBOR(’ 43H P6O8 KINGSBLEY BL (ORNER DE BALIVIERI regs. he) i af € 44. : , " - a ¥ ¥ OPEN TODA \ Maliag mu RODEMIYER 4 C0) MT A ~ nena —— en sie a mn nn ee ee ee + ye ¢ ¥,*) 9° FP ri? f our \pa Lhe i “t : Opposite Kingsbury f room lfonte Ap artments a > ar rimeny? \ WHITTIER (CORNER LINDELI very rs at? ser sers : rt: nis : = ’ oe " TIT TVUIEA er © t? e CO.. R023 CH STNUT. L, INDELL ris hea’ and ? a S60. 370. S77. HRODE™M) a & (4) of N. Sth MAin 41°4 MONTHS’ RENT FRE D . h-ROOS EFPPFICLEN FLATS sah ‘) f ye? ee) Oe rey gy # weast o ‘ ‘jJaytor atiie atrict.s from $6 iow’ -_ RENTS REDUCED S90 0) 8° Rooms, laren 4tit om TMENTS rn: AR = ‘ * >i. rr) 4 ron roonir & an Convenient 4 ero ree =heridan Apartments RENTS $80 and $65 Lacation, 4473 Olive ving roomie RENTS Soo »A ryere A AL CO A LLL OL fk _— nose a PLYMOUTH mingle: e. pages dette se A\ . roc? Pe q ‘Ss i VA Vt i IN i\¥ \V Si VU bs Nt bb \ = —“ frcTEnc if Hf f Las ji > \ Overlooking Forest NORTHWOOD AY NOKTHY OOD AY. Tan = *~ i \W \) pier eeyis UV & Loe Park PZ AAL iFDER V4 A Ts G. st) c iu ee ee 249 KOSEBURKY AS W W: HK MELLVILLF DRIVE, Rakhi POON] Pyaode nae ; 3 S KROSEBURY A ‘ . F ae & Mp KOSEBL KY A id ' ) ’ KOSEBLEY A ‘ re riche oy . ROSEBURY A : , P elli-a 11Z Be ROSEBLEY A soOcTrTHVWOoOorh AY SOtTHWOOD AY SOIrrTHVOoOOD AY nhove Jiat apartments of from five bath to eteht room. and ad > i ries ing in price-from SITS te SS If you are looking for an apartment tn the : hest location in St. Louis, diive out tlottas Our representative, Mrs. Maxwell. Gre ae will give full information . Epstein « Son RE ALTORS, W.B.SHELP & spe? vr Ni ae 1230- 3d eornrises higti-ciass rercermti-s ali, one iwo baths, rang 7 s°"5 per month EST J c CO. . 4 ere! . OH r-Grant-Bell 9th St. "AR TME NTS FOR RE NI I . nates EYE A ALFOUR BUILDING UNIVERSITY CITY AND UNIVERSITY Ames Vlace) moeelite "ha tL + ~ : H RODE MYER ‘ P 0. M Sth St MAin 4124.(cHL) Vl & ¢ CO. "108 N. Tih. MAin z¥Ut rARDEN Montice] le Apts. 2 LINDELL BL } tT? & | Am x }2 KING Bi 3 ! ‘ in city the ean no shed apartment: beda: ° + rooms, BOD SRO. sd —We are the put you tn @& moderate complete, & Rh. Agents scott, VFIVILLE, Sh 401 i apartment, St NEWS IFAD, 15 N—NEAR rRACTIVE 4-KOOM HAKDV OOD FLOOKS NEW FLRSITURE: NEWSTEAD la ™ PRAC TIVE HARD WMD NEW FURSITU RD? rice ori BLILt- —NfAK 1-ROOM FLOOGKS BUILT-IN a a a he on The Wiltshire SKINKER ' ; The o$4—Bargain, S70: oP eecetn pivonie “ PERSHING, pietely furnished; electric sisver. linens rys Wi] } 7 - Ve Hitsnire “a epee ee j he Ss! }? jey (>a? WATERMAN. imvely neighber' ee veral G5o° hoengds te bt we WESTMINSTER PI bt cb refucnis ed i -rebert pra rie > Ppecin, ote iviit. heat s°270) thi R——"l-reom ever hoo! 4 NAB = 7 ~h i ano *? » | accr* ty Whe TMINSTER PI 16:33 . mew omen Apartment £00) rom «: ' enus, tight. heat real -~rie and or THRE BERKSHIRE —(aprant ? i Refer VBRIDGE Cl “KF anc ‘ ry* ¢ 9 apartmoen: ePqculp pec bid 1}? (Rk | Vj 2 \ Bede vita Box if McPHERSOS GER Al OR Ee &@R “oa f peetou fea APARTMENTS FOR RENT — FURNISHED North MA? «. ools renl fur prices PINE: efficienes ; Kedecorated, complet: wer gery ice ~ | =| Ps aies two $5°2 54) WV vaabiugton NEWLY) DECORA PINE PFRIC TENE BATH: NEWLY DFA ORATED ok’ eentr Kur. i¢ ; epurtnmiednye thine. furnished AVENUE ave available beautifully tel rooms. bath wit are especially adapted to sitchen equipment white (partment A lao spartmente avall Apartmerits Bot bulic COM PANY GArfield 0270 eo == LTY echoiee kitchenette apartments and newly and reasonably fe VN furnished pric ed. rooms Where Southern Hospitality Reigns Supreme \\ est a Pine B}. a ——— GATE: Lh oer ROOMS APART TIFULLY UN PED AND SING ELA Qui Niagnt a pr Martiiba ey, , The Huntington 5660 PERSIAING AY w ? ; are offering the iowest rent tow revi aiming anaritinents LEIGH (‘oolest in ' Useer oO) \PARTMENTS rie b! PERSTING igi Vee «(in i HOUSES, FLATS, 5. AGENTS’ RENT LISTS I diet Itb4A Met ausiand. & ¢ ihe! 1O4 ih '* | re prt , b a ~~ 4NDR} , REST LAist a 7 a . a * » 4h. furmerc: figiures. om fiaturer, oF 401) Delmar LEP 'T SUPERLATIN i —— 84 : 400 A 4 rvomls and bath ay ar rooms and Marcus 4 P41OA and tati a iebur) ; 4 »ouTuSs ii’ Aug and 4 reseeliia 4 rooms and _ AAT od, at fm roe 4 aval ai RESIDENCE. a » rueome, bata <TOKES. ‘stand ay ane “* mi vy ; re FOR RENT ‘LAL# FOR RENT BY “EPSTE IN & SON REALTORS MAin 2162-2163 617 Chestewt | 'E at hd ’ “4 1114 ARMS (UOK AY, AY URIDA RA YMON rooms re . 40404 siil Bh ATS FOR RENT i beautiful hal’. gas. tie bates Nad feorner Y aston) oome, 84 floor hel rine order rent low, new, high-class @ bath. furece, €0- 3 rooms, beth, excelent eeetrte : tine rooms, tie roomé, 3. J rooms, beth, iec- ; U beauti{tw) roome., a fine reomes, beth i nice ree, ¢.6¢ 3 good room. wa beth and Chestn ys LATS FOR RENT 590 8s, : © room (oh tt : et: 3 reer, bot Wailer b FP ranktir 3 roome, & SON, 1015 raighed RVOMSs rooms 2c ftioor; seam a eam room. 24 floer. esteem Grand Linget! “77 ¥LAT® “rte rooms, beth, roome 24 ficor DDINS ron N Mid4die. A eerie MA 444A Menard ae -_ “y) 09 $3 MULLIN WALTERS neg ft + * peetre’ id 4297, art 3 Mroacd ar t‘nLiMER & ha 400 Wainwright ¥ =~ SSS | WE have available now a hotel || PS Ts Ree et | BRS ee HO Roane mt trtite ee Se en 7 OO GA ACO LORIE DO ETH aNere m ee a a es 2 ghee nr oe mynliyd Pe ee - SE ORI RRIF Se Rel OED gg 8 OE RE, RIM Oo © ‘ ev ath et ee ee weer a “ eat ne » Te Sab REM eax ~ptee« 1, age mt OAR AC phe EG: I NO IR A NETL 8 I IRL A SAI BA, Oks Re *- pened mente tinge Peter senda ere rie Cnt a fr eID eee NLD < st gion ome “REP RE aN gent Rayer enemy Hh tetra temas Phan oe rma re a et a - _ ee Sa eee maT Ne = eA PRUNE I ahaa om SEED ct7iccadk: Seeieneiea ada Sai Late ag) taming age Nap see Abe _ esto DM Dap Spe 35 Aa ARPT UR a IC a ee fetes i Teng ha ce page eae, Sete Co Seat ie nie iS lle rit cna 5 abel aby at Rae condi A pe earl e

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E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F lats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today FLATS FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT 4B Loris, § ©2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, ‘ee eae ontnet . NT—North dirttnll ——— AGENTS’ RENT LISTS __ AGENTS’ RENT LISTS | LA ; | Nort west __ No rthwest Ome -._ UST-DISPATCH __ _ AGENTS’ RENT LISTS AGENTS’ RENT LISTS} ae tee ) | as and electric : mts S Tremit tf: : _ . - ——— gage oon = age ae : . fry me «x : = >, 2577 4—3 rooms, bath. ful ORTH : 1 Mo tl ig J. Mcwa : - ee: ae a i } , ~ | " “gag A $4 *~witax 3042 - WM. SICKING. Kealters, WAin 120 EAL | ARGARETTA. 4215W—Two rooms. al- ASHIA egg Benge ft oor, pny | _ Ml — MARGARETTA. 4480A—5 rooms: $5 Member Federsi C . . Sapital and Surplus [ Neserve System Ten Million Dollars 7th and Chestnut Streets | sce ).. 107 N, 9em net, anaes T. W. RERR RF. Y) .. SVE ots Se See. ate rent Soo ANB Locust “TO 6T. CHARLES FLATS. SAINT LOUIS : APARTMENTS. ee | e cms 3613 SECOND, 4 rcooms...... Te ae tee = NATURAL BRIDUE. 3 _electrie._$45._TY¥ier_152 9 SETS ‘ ; APARTMENTS KIXSGSBUCRY. 6 rooms, oun 4643 LINDELL: iS rooms, > “tet fL weet. 3 14064 S. COMPTO) m . xfs parior; all cony. 65 00 2235 DICKSON ST., 4 rocms, Data. » teath Mure erior sieepiag perch 7), CBTaGe ...-+> RIGHT 5 rooms, sieeping 8100 KINGSBURT: 9 "ors. : FLATS elect Te ND on | ax | . ae ATS. é ST.. 3 rooms, alec. nd . agen Some or eggs ; . , ; - Me 4 XN « i : r * . +o acto » ane i Aas rs : 4 au floors . a ; . ‘ ‘ a ’ . its , % strictly modern, furnished .. ey i : , 7 ti > 4 ; a bad™ ats ‘ . : 7 Vu ‘ 6-roorm FOREST PARK. third : 1? ; fhir ; ¥ we Ff Rin ok i a Y - —_ . “ - - . : . ‘ . a+ 8 «4 , » et . - —— . —_ hoe 4 rooms. sun par : . = ik ae + , xs ge” ett me | ~* 7. © oo “ws S KINGSHIGHWAT hin "= Pe awk one ; , en RS ao WN. H. 10-room house - : . : 4 "> ste — | ~ ; ; : : . - ‘ ™ oO ; ST) \ y Es ETC. Oeer nerth. 2 routs _ Bil SHING, | , | BIDD! nd floor; 1 608 RSE °T om 1515 PINE. 2¢ and 4th floors: baths, sleeping on or . : bath. fur electric light, 7000 “sq. ft. each; passenger , x i a an , , even ey, pan ‘sieht elerators: heat eo er ~ ;uThRace, £ p 4 RE agers Be Rte RM tyne ngs 2 A aOR IES NG. BREN high bap hig. eee \« wn s . ait fa MOoms 2nu ? os : 2 cat ‘ ad | : store , “3 ' . ine warehconse front, 4-roeom effioenc —— ° i ; ; . . ’ t 74 s ‘ ’ ‘ . - t ft a » “ on ; , -> > ; . ‘ ‘ od ba ite : ; : os ? , - : : he by, — ~ 3 ; s mir. : ; i, - : “pre : 7 A. ‘ ‘ i ‘ a : 4 eee : . , , = ; . , i oo 7 ae) De tue ms | : . 3 | , _ WENZLICK. ds fy LOT te Big ince haan at ai rooms. electric aes ——— a | 4 = plertric, thi foo KENSINGTON \ : a , ¥ Feng s TTR —-— 4 Ooms, om : at é ru ) ar 7 > av : i MARI . ‘from ¥ , ix Rian 3 | ——— BOTANICAL. ; 6 rth | FLATS FOR RENT—WNorth

att es er Pe ie ee - padiigy) FLATS FOR RENT—No . peeeeee ao er, A pee aN . . - : . : 7 ; i ~~. Rebate ae °” we * “™ nn / » 143 ‘ . . gas very it, MAm 614° i—@ moms, wa Sheet urn a> een — A a ecg _~ | theetnr iecorate Sth. MAin ts ~ —_— ed +3. oo ea HFC AMANS & * 6 eR ded a Mey apd etn in to, iS, BATH, HOT fuit E: | | sia|:| seabins da: adluannie (LOSETs, PAN PE er - ; , . . BRIT LIANTE. Ty. ROOMS. REDLCED TO $27.58. : "| are PR L b-4 ah _s BATH: $25 FOREST S520 pee . : 7 RT’ OLIAN. 1010 Olive. WA 5654. rooms and eectric YB 2 Sache Deeieticn ¢ Mieeds > , . ¢ OTE, OAT it CR BV Rm ERG SETS ER VIE, cot 208 Soy ‘ . . ad - REE FA es 7 FLATS FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT—Central ~* 7 N—3 laces Poona, er Beat Soar garage age , ime = ae : Aad oN . . $ : : , " : > - ' mall ‘ =— 3 [hit t. HF RT R. xe £€@ “act ( he ; . ‘ ' - 5 " - : o - FLATS FOR KENT ' ' 7 aw - ' - : Tat ster‘, rT a ww =, " ~ - ; ‘ : : ; : ? . : . ae SLi > "Otre \—piendid © reem- eatin ; “ . oon newly decorated It*FP-TFIN £ SON. SIT ¢ heat or 7 oe ~ Central | 3 _ —— -— Sas. | : . | =, poe ~- , _— | a | ii , S14 3 3 sapown | ~,—s*MOEND CIYY TRIST ¢ - _ q ‘RUSH.BIRNS " fb Baa pepe wae pith aes BS Se 1 VFRNON LAX 7-= a ot a ’ 3 ‘= . . ™ ™OEGHERTY R&R >t *‘ngie ( ARLSBRAp rp— = FLATS ‘PRY 4 fONVTESTENC ES. $40 LACLEDe S2s4 - ~ ~ 7 Pe axe P, 1 , wes JOHN 4 ABBOTT. ‘Oi KR Hw - i — STrecuate st atte ate bi} maradeyouk. ¥ ae. i ae 4 ae ia Se Ne ieee PE bia a * te le eg 5 DI Nitec tag peta nde Racin gate a Pant aes es : < Sapa ghe< & PIES Rt +h et haga Ree} WE 22° 4K FP 45T ROY . ‘ 4] Ww £ tT t% mm, rt? ‘ 1TINe mt MERLE ORD Melle rt Sag Shs ee S eet r ra ond i - 4 3 Pe TTS BSS ye i GRE ig Sets eer 2 Nae a + aga - 7 4 WORRI™ (A — chi} i Be FLATS. $40 sn =" \-~++ A RRO RE -LATTYTERY ai — RON, 4! FLAT. Rt) Ww ¥*OoOnrRN i? a 7 2 FIL TT RES Mtarnuy BED 7 tPF &i%4 freKoR? re J Gems rie rRaANS eS es Prac e : ae AUG) “ran A — Ske i - Pveeneet beth: BA) ime comditier: t*@ dar. MEN i. ZL TATA*. — a. 2 « 4 4 Oi ago ja Se tiie ‘ x ~ -HERTNFE sages i ee, ae # TE oe Oy li OS age nate ABS a PS af Ae ager 2 North west + ~

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a = (QNEMBER 14_ 1926. we cv0U REAL ESTATE For Sale, kt xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. ropr-papatess 2 NONEMBER 14. 1999 ey & FLATS FOR R —s Se eee : 14. 3999; . § | naa a BENT —South _ | FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR RENT—South | FLATS FOR RENT—South — FLATS FOR RENT __ FLATS FOR RENT—West | FLATS FOR RENT—West _ ‘FLATS FOR RENT ry D ECO. 61 ho sinut.| heat: garage. RK vert ide 2223W MAURY. 2126—4-room efficiency: mod RUSSELL, 1844—-3 rooms and bath mod- {| WYOMING, 2724A—3 rooms: bath. fur . N ul ms. ; = . si 5 2223W. rn: a on " _e fur- AY TO! N. 4218— t tri KENSINGTON, 5115A--4 beautiful reo 35 “8 4 - aia ee - ; n efficiency, 211 HARTF: RD, 4141— mse aicc . o 2) £rn: rear ne bie _ GRand &429W, ern | \; adults . nace Southwest “S30 : 2 18-3 reome. beth: etec oe: heat furnished: rent mode rae. chs) ty Ke . rm OMe, aJCQO Lise | , is = penn bn ic “SRE ah aS furnace: "sa" ms ah pick: es bath; furnace; adul ite, $40). re (eS) | go od —_ rooms. bath. steam beat. RUSSELL, 3972—6 rooms. cdrmer ft; | WYOMING. 3532—4 rooms: modern: ga-| QUINCY. 6345—5-room efficiency. $46:| “LAYTON 6526A_—-4 rooms. steam heat | KENSINGTON 5085 A—7 rooms. — wood hae, * , = i near | H. 4 RT! a7 RD ag55 . aan hardwood = | C S aes ns ate ““ , | bard we ood d floors; newly decorated. | Tage. - Sereer Af _wanted: ct hiidren | OK ‘yo (cBY) wick garage ‘iil decorate: rent conces floors. tile beth: reduced: $37. . curage. 22% ‘ ; net stat EI ae ee os GRand 1091. 4003 ons SE |RUSSELL, 4208—5 roome, hardwood WYOMING. 3945A—New 4 rooms, iaepe | QUINC 4931—-4 rooms and aiceping | * on 19 goog tenant, PArkview 1O54W | KENSINGTON 5193— 7c modern _Phone LAcieae™ a ca_-4 rooms. bath. elec- ARTROR 40254—5 rooms, modern:)| MENARD. 1817 3 a aa ae nichen’ Murphy beds. newly decorated. (c) ee tile gota: strictly modern: adults. | _ Dior h _mo rn: _ __Rivers'de 4457 W - | CLEMENS 35 Second floor. 6 rooms.| fiat; Al condition: open. Atala. Sant . 3 room ; Tt — : ent 300: sdulta._ (ce) | 15 JOST, 308 799 Chestnut enna USSELL, 44454—Beautiful, new 4-roem | aRiige _ 653: (e7) QUINCY, o—5-reom efficiency: 510. | large siceping rch, garage. big yerd: Pe en oa 048A — Modern eee 110 N. Sth. MAin 4298-° HARTFORD. oe er | MENARD 18i0i— 3 scree oe le vad Richenstte: Raréwoed Seore, sisem | WYOMING. AED A—3 rooms, lee sarage it w anted: children o. k. __ (e@5) | rent_reduced: concession. ______ | KENSINGTON. 4726-4 Fooma: ah . je ; - : } se: mee ne —— ne Pate sane ‘VO "Tle 4 un - . SARI , “ aati ” 1@Ce- | eati iF a urage, i ol . 5-ro ie — 7 re ~ ARD. 1838 — 3 rooms and Karret.| ST. GEOR GE. E. 169—3 rooms, $17. Phone | Gecorated: garage o $35. furnace water heater, newly deco- | garage: reasonable FOrest 5937 ' DUKE R, ©CO.. GArfield 5355 fcl4) 4) _ at = ea = —~.a , , “oh : ; : é f , e r ‘ ‘ — “ Wy : , 2 : . MEP ee 3/002 rooms. bath. fu ae 5. $50) | Earn arake, etc; none more clean al | flecinic, ‘gas, Secoreted, __: | _w eam Sag edwabeee ee (ARFIELD oe: ————- | $45 arage; immediate possession; rent | CREST, 745—3 ROOMS, DRESSING KINGSEI RY. 5846-4 rovme. as. SUR Be e? ‘HE NC =— 3305A-—3 rooms. electric | WYOMING, 4005—Bungalow. wit apart. | SR Re Meee se Oe a ee CLOSET AND MUKPHY BED; $40. will decorate K F t ]? ‘T) can —— | fioor: heat ometrie bath; adults. i¢ c , i = ee today. SUTHERLAND. 5233—Bungalow-flat. | Way: «arag pen toda) ic) bath gun parior: tow fF Dae - lire - — mae H NC] > ” ( oF ae _—eano —— = Tor 75m 7 “a , ' > by” ” ca inquire (ST. VINCENT. 2029A—-5 nice ~ooms ice. | CHAUNCEY P ATE as .._ Garfield $165.| SUTHERLAND. 5302A—4 rooms, bath. | DELAWARE. 1201—3 large roome | and | BARN Rove e SpecuT {12 M, Mp f “ : rei —- WiepDa a - ly dec ed inducement to adults. furnace. hardwood ficers;: r (BO) bath Y rT vnte. VMan aba 17tie ACL, ie 147 4 Ooms. steau. OCF : = ; ti’ 13 . 327 ” gtr ere es TTT MERAM E > S858 A—5 rooms le bath. : a - a See. ~ ind ec 4 LARG LIGHT ROO s, 630: BATH. Ww, . : ee! ane os ware : i¢j ‘ ’ ¢ Bon dA ©7°TR _e “fete > ’ 5 rooms. baib : Se | a ate Soo mn 1 and) hardwood floors. furnace. $45 i |e roome, | secund- ELECTRIC. 2018 PESTALOZZL (ex) 4/58 +4047 ~S lciromn enmorm ramen BOG rn | we gee , p m flat. a mod- > a \nRDCHSHOEFER “ne — ~- files ath. furnace: ren Na —————= | Karace Roamect 2Go4. DELMAR USA— ) rooms Hale. Purnace , , 324A--—) rooms. tea + 1454 roor . % Lec $5. er ai poe | illic ibis : ME R . M Ex 4 Ey 4 rooms it bath. hard- v ERNON LAC ibe 722 Cl hestn ut. ,. GAr. 83560. ae! “BO11 Elar nore av.. one bl. ack @agt of i wi] Ni‘ NAS ee utiful an new 6-room “ renair TEffereon SAPS. »t at excellent service reasons >i = ne CRO) PUMPHRRE' $149A-—4 ; © dressing o God fioors. furmace. TYier 2074. _ ST. ¥ INC CEN T 2621—4 rooms, bath, elec- | Ss. Kingshighway, so a ste | modern fiat Rive raide 6257R. 1), | DELMAR, 4728 Ore Rie ~ 17.50. | LACLEDE. 3757—Two 6-room flats Swe juntcaimceitaiapaimaittie e ae ae "eH , : wT) ery Acled ‘ 1! (ce?) iB IRA MEC. . 398 ; rooms = + wad 35: > pane» ' 4 ‘% serv , ote “i or i ee ee GRACE. N Lf cessione to reliable enants axent i-4, 4145—4 rooms and ; om — ee "MPHREY, ! F a | tri $30 ee ' . rg ai] y | i bas; garage © evita. © Arfield \cancession to responsible party 9°01 _2- NICH LAT 3—$50 . DE! 27. SOR —B ir ; + ‘he 4208 i ' - +} « iatndrv a : - decora + MUTDH pec — PoOREY toe i} roo! fiat nod- Vir aoe . ‘Iverside 32 ' — nit 4. oy — R. MEI 'RRACKE. 7 Aciede 1094 .(-@2) §921-37A Southx est rooms tile MAR eo $65 - rooms th LACLEDE, 45395 4 sice rooms. bath. = eearepnrineran _ Bee. ae ; reapOnaS'e; phi Rospect 0214 mete eRe. ‘WM. L. HECKMANN & CO., 106 N, 7th. | ~ 7 ITE bath. electric herdwood re. furnace. Water and @tearn bees furnished by owner, newly decorated: new shades, heat fur Iw reat aspeM. ns tif ew roorme PREY 3534 , » bhatt MI .MI ‘883! Se rooms. _ bath and furn act. a (c%) | “ saat Eee poncdgy od may _ con Rarage. (; LIC K Realtors. R22 Chest n ut Sat. H - HIRSCH inti. |tfe nished very conve! lent socation. : ; , vA Q5: 53 M TA, MI. 2906 jA—+ rooms. bath. furnace.| SECOND, 3447A 5.—4 rooms, bath. venience: a eee: oe : tamner. | SOMETHING DIFFERENT AND BETTER : ic $50 = aa S13 rf ri rey . a floors. furnace 2} ip ay 2k&4i—Flat: 3 rooms, modern; | SECOND. 515 S.—3 rooms. ] FEDE RES REALTY 7O.. F aii : —— ” . +3 1 4148. bath, —— ~ : % 1 mt pepe! 4 e TANKE PR ” ~~ | nac ’ ents ot . . % $38 is i = er’ genes " elect ric a nd bath: $1 6. 2 ' _ PRospect 15) A a 8 {} Gravois. _ | uses ty Lilagen wood 4000 & Nort ~, Y ASTON. HO ‘ A an & rooms lar t, Al RFE 465 aw | he — able ~ modern : » 6 a3, a = 2. 148 a , me r 7 [me OTE Dy Piver- INY Ty as gg meee rooms. electric * AMI 3 7. roon , h. furnace SEC QN LD. 2612 ge rooms $1 1002- 10¢ “MA J YN ICH ST. } highway yin r Maes several got me A flats _£ ric | Ste ; aot. were #® paris: adults ‘at reas Tis Ce Abeny 112 +W _¢ Sx) —> roome. — this * y: be 129 » ©.8Cr furphy ‘ improvements . MU ag F IN- hal AL TERS REAL “TY CO.. Mm 4 bend comp eted ‘These flate "an Py of PAS TC: TO" AH ‘erge rooms vat bh ls Ovisy I_LLE ] i 5 beautiful “POOms ; 2i¢ , ~ ae - : : > . — “ * SLAG Se tea Be wn ON J ~ P . ’ vo e ) —_ . o “4 ‘ ‘ ‘ P 4 raga a ere 025M .. tris as, | INDIANA, 2721—2 OMS 1d kitchen / ciede 9 IRE ic SEVE NTH. IK22A § (rear)—3 lerre| Three-room ene either first or second/| living room. dining aleuve and kitchenette | =! CCHART PFALTY Co R14 Ch newly decorated: garage: reasonable. j QO AO OLY GOP I AR EGE OE | ‘agher? : ‘sA—4 ' ; . OILS ag Kitchen - ----- — #) ” : . " 3625-—First — Tioor: | TINTON . etric: adults pr CHI | 3) oF t aibor; 2-0 per month lar off of which there is a | EASTON, 47414 bath, electric, LOUISVILLE. 1108 4 rooms, bath sud til Mi ¢ t +} " ref red ~. IG AN. ~ 6303 onan {Ce ‘et art ment. Nor aS. electr ic. : me ae A : » bedroom ff of whk h there 1 | wv rooms, , eertric. 4 4 . ‘ : a ; is 7 - e flectric; ‘ ‘ os : er aa re , . vr 3° neue) N7T)T A Lr _ enenaecnneneineliaaioe sa : poe ns: on ode rn ( orn. Pr oe i SE Vv E xT 1820 'B. a rooms. bat h. elec- } MARTIN & BREIT1 4 118-2 v4 hem. _Bid a Bleeping porch flats have separate 5¢ A. G., BILAN AF R. E.. « ‘).. 71 = hestout. Ble Pink pore: »} surpass arage., S50 GERLA Se 722 vestry Be 14s 8 ore oO? nut aap ; ; Ree Na ook elke: HIG. -AN aR ; rooms. modern. hot- | ie ens. RE ASON TABLE RE NT entrances, craftexed walls and. of urse,| FASTON. 53Y8—~—3 rooms. bath. electric: OREON E. & R. G. Be 500) Cheatnot. 4(411-61 A—New 5-room a ; : - . ~ a [Sens wna ~~" ate ae re aaa ee @\ | ew , wee 26 —Three rooms. ail ’ 7 7 r 4 rooms. bat = = Ae We nadert ! tf 4 NPL ANA wal. f ‘3 COZY rooms NE Be RA | 345. cee SH A Ww ae 435 »- 53 6 or 7 rooms: botb flats newly deco- | com) leted and will not iong remain r | P. Be _ ge huced ams, newly (cae) “TO! TMAR * _ ob. Bes idl nm +4 i Ti TCHIGA) {ner ; — 1a rat as PY pnt ted: agent on premises. CAb- re | EASTON. 5 534 A ¥ ive lar ee roomé. ball rate i fii hea 1 ree at mii “ F 7 ; - 7 7 « . . . : gees ae - caren aes —_——t : - > - ny . ; ~~ & 4 * . ' a P) 4 ey * eet “— . of ; 7 4 . ti rT. : , . GRend 1ep oo ee 8 re! Se A vely second fioor, ¢-room TET, , th nn . 4 317 7Aa—5 > room # unl parlor. port- & aera (c9D ) STANLE Y ah fr IN ina . 904 Chestnut. | Ba ant, : FOr m8. od lioor. bath _ « ~ 4 J large l _ Granc: . . 4% . ty o a ; apes. ms ns; y fetus ‘mente new ly Ph. ~. ' — i 4 . . ‘ . ‘ : s | } RNON LAT Xx te ( hestnut, GAr. 8560. a. anartme? ‘ { al . ”. 4 ; SH. 4 Ww 4109- in roo! ns and bath - Mm dem | “JN BEAUTIFUL CLIFTON HEIGHTS electric. Apply Ist floor: $30 McPHERSON, $763-45A-—8 and 7 roone. wa 7 ——v ia _ ~4 Land 7 *. 7 lia — (our r " ioe : reese ‘ t & ik installed: afage: . : re 2 room , 9) Es { V4 IGOLA ’ vele . rn ¢ kh , : eis Ij GAN 44 j ame roeome ar 7; i break? fat new y are rat : rent renason at le. in) 4515—-] iA } LAD he ; Magnolia. — by bow. Masie © EA a a , ‘A ~ 4 ik "s room : : : a ‘sv oe new ly ae ~rated. moder e ire 4 - le f ; ¥ . i, - ‘ + ‘ : my tad os ‘ ry? . } ' — = aie : Mery. " - in’ ; ' comp wt . j ; i’ ne Tie ad Lif cio ‘ t> , ; tf * . d ” L ‘ 7 1CK. ts ARFIE 1427, a: yt ‘ , nat 2 $4 é i « = ape $5 Pat } k . ad , TT ; “a i G4 hi CFS10) oP i¢ Mf ‘ é at A VW 4' Fea} *% i cul re roma eun pari« @ Mur 4 rooms ac reen porcn hay dwood floors. ‘ : i E m . T : wy . , Grov e : ar to ral a tal “ GLit K REALTOR® Roo Chestnut o~ SOO " . -a%- =o , hard | #4] ‘ SASTON. 5122-—4 8 bat? Ol-water ed at: ang rT} i ow LU Ad A Da! : s Ml] b? , > my hed ha wen d f oors io) tile _— hot-air heat Mur yh 466 : EA Jin rooms Darn. t a Ler - - . ; 3 5 rooms. ’ | , rooms and i ye ) pore ) « phy bed, mod- | - ‘ oe —— rooms : mar yr’. 1a le | N ] D { d a 5 4 > sh i - - st Air - 4 soe } . , a » st 3 eam new a + —* Aras: , us , A. Gs oe Bt Shon is; bat ptional: reasonab! LAciede wie . » | 85. floors, tile bath, steam heat, etc. € W y ecora © 1 Four rooms harcw mag ‘loors, tlie bath. decorated; rent reduced : a. COB VOIEN Fs MAIN ios, ~116—NIC — ¢"" j nedern, a i ‘AWLE Ci 4 i ) 12D ‘ ’ : | @leeping porch; garag aie: a: ong cc roe ; e . noth Sh ROTANTICAL. 5116—NICE NDIF 7 TB, rooms. water, fas, elet- oo, . MaAin | _ oF 2 pear as CE ES EE Ee AO : SC . ‘ | - ates tee .._ ee MAP 5971—Five roome, bath: $55_— $36; 4 KROUMS, BATH. ELECTRIC. a 5 GArield 8342 Plans * deanna : ____ | MINNESO7 539A——3 rooms. | ANDERSON -STOCKE-B ROR Chestn F IUTH SIDE FLATS ANDERSON-€TOCK HDS ‘aoe orenes ASTON. 4425A—4 rooms, newly J deco-| R A THO ‘PSON PArkview 0141. (of?) wT A ee soma 3 ay ' meni ; m : a" 8 Chestnut | oire Halliday; 4 rooms, sunroom; $50. ec . ss i. | rated. beth. electric. Re nt AUG. H.| SX PLE 6635-4 rooms. hardwood floors: 40586—S nice big - ene, 5 c ns. oath, | JEPFERSON,. 34° . e rooms | MINNESOTA. 3120A—:; in ttric: | SeNARDOAH R10 AL 3134 M +" SRL) Ts (22 Chestnut. . ail @o9 wine 2° . a hfornia | OREN AN LM. a — ne rooms end JL noia -room 4 ffic iemcy; $45. M. de n F ] + ° ae ee ckarage optional. (pen ‘eee oe FEFFEERSON SASS Acer cc. | ee BEA Coliform, _—__ | ‘bath. Call at 2700 McNair. | GARI eM AGNER GRANT: 3 ae odern ats, $40.00) gastos (second floor)—6 roomie | F in 3 ‘ do , se. OGG hi ¥ bere 1 porch retnab Be Denliors § “hes An ee 28 rr pre In \SHENANDOAH, 2755— large rooms, = Ss CHE UT On the 5300 biock or Bancroft in the| ,TperrT T © cRRY & todas . $23 Ch nut. | 347 00, COliteax S977J. (62 a Pent Me go) GLICK 22 Chestnut | srpERSON 85457 em eT EI | bath, electric eae ‘earuee: $38 ATTENTION, NEWLYWEDS “esred Sos thampton district “(two blocks | fy ory —aa erat: | MAPLES opt Beautiful clean, — Tare : tical ; Je sitet pShey , -- 4x4 , iy ms ane sechen- } SHENA NDOAH Ther Fiat of 4 and 6 | a vert of 4° ~~ Kingshich wav > we have EASTON 385 7 wer 3 rooms ath. ; . @wii4ztal ee one teh eee nee a aeieied AROS Natl 2 Sant NMAC ETA EID I CM AE LRT AT GENEL AERA, IRF IE ORS oo, - vaiae? ae A ORE RR eg ore wee we . in api r ony yy v * ai _ a Pe Cy ite: cig ge eee ng? 2 a nw teitoeney 7 ear oresiclasatipanarnin eesti OR ESOS IAAI 0 AAAI ATER CR “a P . . » em ; Ls a922A—5_ rooms. ed att laundr senor oe marta so ee pes am heat iil decorate. " eae ose ee we ; ( C . , : hee. 25 mont SECUIR a A ] ; “exes ert condition’ all eonveniences newilr decorated, i - 2330-41 at, G rooms MPERSON. do > roon nad bath MINN ESOT 4542A—3 rooms electric = weet MB nak eee = 3 o4e )-9 “OF TEN N ESS SEE excent onal ree ~ nell ee taken break: siiterson Sol” — f- 1 Lay . te |S TAPLE 5577—Seco nd floor east: moder: ee aera ENES price $32 ; : ies sos ~) nik od SD i , "te —4060A—5 “nice rooms.| Special concession to newly marriel | fast room onl kitchenette. with every’ EASTON, 5886—5 rooms. bath lier, | 5 rooms, bath. electric; Janitor service 3 41fHNA—H room iva + godern . J - — | en 3 OF De on S : P59°A & 5 rooms by : MINNE TA 232, — Modern 5 rooms ! Urnace ; 45 Tate Olea (j ) j couples. or those c oathmsia tee marriage modem convenience electri: and furnace Karage new!) Da- | OTTO TIETIENS 4 >, heetnut = fixtures: f'r 7 | th XT H. 7 09 vt ‘§ —: : ; / elerty : i} ‘ furmac hot ‘a earare SHEN NANDOAR . , ee -—{) R302 all con- | ote a mont It wil pe worth your while Convenient to sc hools. churches and bus | pered: above store a eel WLEY | MAPLI 8316 3 large and j , 74H OH. STF VY } " K] rooms Wiss . : : ‘ 4 es 4) ‘ “hestnut. Lf 7s hi Anthonv's Pamesh io ) yvenmuences ‘$4 GRand &362 (c) | tr look at our cays pe 3- . coe flats modern and street car facilities 9 B ‘ K Le, / MAin 2814. (c7) | rooms first floor: furnace cas. ~~~ - : = : a we ena . aewensl section ose . 7 4 = ago E n every reape ay See rental manaKter t 7255 ancroit = trie batt , 2 & BLE i | ee a | th +5 4418-—New 4-room modern | SHENANDOAH. 28154—-6 roo: batt . . “7 SAST PARK. 10244— r ic. bath: open; rent $35: owner O10 ath, PALLACK. 101 X. sb 1. MAIn en. ars oO IPT NT] ‘> —t ae | yp fe Nhat iy "a “| a electric. furnace: good conditior $45 ne» | JOS. F._DAIC KMANN’ EK. CO,.. 623 Chestnut. | for a few = We ON? Ee po , = Be IDEAS SORE, qn | Mantle — . X -«) . -' we / ah entail : : i rites ides ' vi ‘ ? a Tygon gx a “ — . . ' oa ae em es . ener El ce | rel 4 you ’ | realize ) , e _ . r . . — } ~. . : . . : ep~-ceceeeenranenmtnenrmminiignainnyaatiias on SCHLTR Gartielé Sia fas, s675—New 4-5 modern $56 stnu oe ee ee bath: brick gare ae) ae DO AH. 1212A—4 large room.| MUELLER PARK FLA TS not boasting when we put | p | S20RA Ridgé. 3 rooms. bath...... 27 MELVIN. 1420 (8100 Manchester)-—Five “a0, a" es ~—> rooms. hardwood pe ; Cc | « = : | —- : L 4" A } : "4 inrge "OO! a - t } q ~ , ° oP " 2 : Mi r) F room rs Ba... a $% ? ; Liliana Sali — ‘SH: tes al SR] fe . te 4 Goener against any lats j ST Lov! « ‘et %. price. yr aa iatra iy 6TH: eal odern . . . ‘Ooms Daln gn rage. garden, leat ree and steam heat: rent / + or - oPage cingy “eet ; st mar: Fs Se : f eer ; om v1 Datl 5 ul ice nor Vater. vie! SHENANDOAH 4938 New 5-room effi- | FO to bROO Gravols 1 biock Bouth STAN LEY “EPSTE EIN INC. H Hm sr” ‘DHEA — . ¥ a a 4 R°11 . : es . , . er te ee : eorn® $!10 7 — " IITNLA’ | room 7 ul o t. Ant : y hot-water heat; adults. |o-room efficiency flata; oT MAin 45384 904 Chestnut st. i = Lt amon | NERV A, 5900-5 rooms. heag fur- rhs M HE? DOAH 4556A—Fiet 6 rooms. | ne® and beautifu ait ae | ENRIGHT 9 a51—6 rooms modern; h¢ nished $50 CAbany 3390. sss fed) hardwood fivor moder hm-water heat: garage. jremt $05 per month West rater heat. hardwood floers. hel MINERV A 5929A—-6 rooms. bath, eile: welsh mlesene ie pideteateenicn ‘ la “NN “2B? @. 4 hn “Y ~~ , . Se > 4 ; SHENANDOAH 4510—4 rooms. modern Open toda vey e ’ ae es ACADEMY 0° 6 he: ; and hot ENRIGH I Qa . i @: o ric, furnace CAbany Oo% Ww ‘ © 3 ‘ ii rater: vacant De CHRISTIA N| BRINKOP D. a ACADEMY $—6 rooms; heat and hot everything: garage J. ina >) |MITCHELI, 7027—Single f at. 5-room ef- rooms. toiiet. «lect: SHENAND« 42°98 rooms... bath. | 36 S. Grand bil. water furnished. ame — - VN RIGH] 2. 7 om Dar iy ficieney: $59. zarage. Hiland OO71W J 4 ~ 4 ia a ? ; } ered en ate “toi A ON OL OLA A ALLL ALL ALLL NL LLL LILI LLL LA. LIT Aim 0 A eae [NE IES Se OME U.S oF ? ree Aw«f - “k LAc! erie f} — ye (ce) evF. a 7 Pa | 4 AD a, tet 4 4 wae ike: "hh gs = Sane ig ; MrpN Ty A : 3 ; cow f "*¥¢ : wn - ae : P aw fo a ag got rete 7 ae gg bes a —s , ngie flat hae & tarce LA? "156 oO rooms and sSunrecon , mCP . re 14 ~~ re 4 rooms, hath, elec: Appir 3601 § te Gerien- OW! at VRR4 : : onan “ — nk al pris ain. - a Rand Sl - — th an KIN GHW - i1S2A . 1s a Se OACe. Oe ee tt ; (C7 wo rea: bedrooms. tile bath. hardwood ab) ‘ UGENE J. ALT! Ll cs g | MONTCLAIR. 1401A—3 rooms. decorated: A a RRR RNR eR re Sega RNIN bE. i ied chin’, eas Winebit hal CEA eR ye STORIED Ne IE TO OPP IORI DG ia MO OH 1 eens tee Mewwste es 2 4 ye mre et ae om tae “ ‘ if€ , . 3 s;0OTR ane? f . ; esa Cc i % "7 f >) t | ne wre ’ : ° ; Ar ig kh *® | ; j ‘ 4 nm In Ste Ct this today fhen ser > , pray ond »' 0! ‘Vers » 7 ‘ ’ iva 4% E 2 y ; t co ” cual ; ~ : ‘ Cee aes ‘woe 4 papcapansnen os s anc Res ette droom 40 Acle e 83 at redline WAS Ctr T pi. 195) ‘ecoud floor. three .; $35; epen : ar re nevi me # , Vids VALLEY TRUST rey dow ’ : ‘3 : _ LL AMHERST PL... 1258—Second floor, taree i ' ~ ' > - R37A——Second floor. $60 -- . BLANKE. BR. E. CO... 711 Chestnut. ot tid ' heat open yz s Je] svlen anit Wes » Park ae nea SHENANDOAH 4136A—6 rooms ‘n SSS | J. E. KAIME & ae . KR. EB. TZEL, SOS0A—-Newly decorated five ‘E. 3847-—6 or 10 freoms: heat fur- o: ker 1¢ SEP, { — sie “ote og elie oy Gg Owe “per erey aw 5-1 2 coca - bath, newly decorat ad, me bane Die we NIL, Bul Le EN TH — Mg water nea' and sleepin, some roomers. JEfferson 5169. 23 ee Be: : . Deagt VAs Inquir 7 bateane iA r A = iN im ins tA 2nd sa * ‘ar line®s © eck from hi ‘ , | Southwest — AMHERST A tz manent " -w Brooms. de : Cal FOrest 641) (oe) , _ 4 : ; , SH50A—o rooms, | ' " — DEL Nat OG 5100 4 nd Tower +} eee: grenrene” was ' niet ; J} ‘ ‘ -—- reoms. het water, hk ser! rOOn r he ate re. : . ie ae SON ' “ orated weatherstripped: reasonable: con- | El 1204A N.—6 cooms, modern: tile | ~;.. CBRF, 217 elm. GA - iJ : » . ~~ # -) 7 ~ } ‘ roots furneact heat ej modern, room: vat 3 gaé, fis: ™ Das! he >y +e " e Wy a+ Fu “s : TOR $* steam heet: first floor: $60: -TZE H342-—4 » A : ; P T Vv te ’ J } ANDERSON- ETOCK DB! i: R MANN sree + ta ¢? bath. rear schoo! car: ~tdnagp Sais lenient cain tel w a or waning t 4 5219 | a Modern T ’ eis a a. 7 77 . ut i 4 c! eu mis Sri, : “| ee —e 7 +4 hat : rag c AEE en a ba ‘ 7 ‘ roums bpatn Tract), anailientee dacs Meee apes te m rT 4 wos ar ra ‘ #1 : ~- 44a > 4 -d¥ ood ‘floors ~ aia A é ot | sieam heat cession®, north of elimar PiArk- _$47 50. FoOrest 4509J. tela 3059 (c?) ‘ ’ ‘yxes . + - ~ de oe > &@ “ = rb ~— i 4 . — ae - WANSTRATH,. 717 4g: Chestnut. | e* 034M : aU! 141] 9 we - jlarge rooms, steam | 4131A-——6 roome. batl eiectri | ah : Fae eben Wel Taam Mp Pa: 1 hs Lal } i —— - Die pad fry ; : , st i ; ‘ : . ; j i . i Ove m G-i ) = “ F ‘ } co oe i electri 4 ae) od bh Ul 9 4 S - ae RO 4 o3 + rooms batt 1) nace uew- heat oper ! re nt ie mm re . ae . . . : : ‘ + "s . ~ » 5 » ee ‘ —~ —+y roorns. ‘ ¢ r A. ow ‘ =. Ae ul . : . ~~ we : oudition re bie 5 ferson roonis, path, +? , ' p Tt ; , : ett . ret ge aL ry; Lee k - r { } ¢* — * t Vall aul “ory 7. ; }- RA wf ie PERRY - R . et H. 110 . : maqee : . Ps Ril; ‘ 8 : : hava Ww ovt floors. garage . ik TRN ~edvep ‘ 2, ; . . > 4 .* ‘ at, 7 am - h ; Me a . _ . ~ ene : _ : St a v1 ' o~N L Av x . re hest nut, (,Ar R360 78 2 Ae 42 -] [ iid wove s.ore A> ROFT effic enc) c%% 4 KA 3 rooms eleetriv ss { It) ry 2A ~ 5 rooms $ “4 | PAGE sRo4 6 roomne. ; ail $50 ana 4 iain ’ ‘ nogern roomée: Bo, 4060 ¥ Vv rooms bath at " 1 THO tt PRON Ar ‘hKview ‘1147 (oes 5 rooms, » detlig pes eva 0 Pes Naiae trie: ov eentate’ % wtuced tcH NEEP ; ETT oo Chestnut (cL ) ERM AN PAI LE Re ultor irgcinie i’orner flat. ut tN RNP HAT APSE AVES we DER re a a ae ean 5325 3-roor ‘ _A ‘ : New” 4+ rooms cit S4/ ie) ’ . ee :, ‘ i - \ sat avis’ al re t ry ’ 4 frag garcge. ‘ te. Rags Don , rs ~ t newed _- —-— or spony rr en & age; jet month ree o ‘ a 3 rooms turn — Pegg ok | DP A eles » oe } c 5 eS a 0 oa re stg areas: 2 “ROPE, 5352-—5-roem bungalow flat: Bre >“ T4G0A——4 _ ; vanes “= ——_ — . ppoarre Karagre near sechov:: rent re 7 ie eg - “wire ' - ‘AC 5200—-4 rooms. gas. electric. fur- ae Sos a Sige rooms. hot = LID. 904 N.—4¢-room apartment, with; nm; $40) Call EAst 33189. (eh ; . setae roar a TCe©6||UUROULDl : electric: $322 heat ‘anitor service oe — 4 J : 7 pida i if ‘ 4 LA ‘ . was Lif ACeol . ag oY Vf if tric: WN e ~irep ’ r « i . 4 i« rn vo reome, tis a) rooms, @ Bi. REA “rr esa nh. garage A . 609 ton Heicht ooms, tile hath. } bath: furnace , } Sant iar “ESTs al coon —~—— | ARLINGTON 1 304 —9 rooms, hardwood vi RNO? LA\ X. 722 Chestnut. GAr. 8360. '° * y decorated. ; ~ ‘roome. thiré & Ot? re] “if LF sayr TF ; oder} r VOOR TOOTH. 1OU-Watler bare SIM PSON PL. -3] y oun rooms kit¢ I S48 5: ‘sg ‘ : rs int ba L EVAN: ons” 3 poor &. Jfnodern Will ce 7 «eae r 1 - —~- an _— eins : aie. 1023 “ ene Fo : = : — ap oO. :ER E Cry Ty REALTY CO "te $35 PArkview 2916 (e]) AUE Py 4° A—5-room modern fiat; c = ' hette ¥ hed IVERER REALTY CO era s Ur ae = : -' | gas. electric, sink; $30 w ¢ j ' > - - . ul » - ; QG s ’ i yA 0. (c ) = \ : * . . . ‘ wi a = hed j 9130 ‘ } Rospe et LS se) { Gravois. JE! lorena 3O! ¢ MAI »* 7 ‘ c] “A aN 37 a ‘room _, bath f irnace: iP A‘ EE , 5846 5 roome bath. Vurnmece ; Co ie e . . ; i} -* li’ oe Ky j 61 es aon . oe = sapling ‘ é By we 4 : me m 4 TU mT; . ’ ae ve } , - - > Z zi = P Fa sin = : a 7” - 4 =" - ia | ¢ ‘ rye th r ‘ (*he +f ~~ — ! iE - 1A ' } ino Pam on a ~ me ee = | MEF"S ree ren BELLEVUE “ae ir rooms: ‘oder So skesh at iceman Fr m ae pe y eT. DASH, | . ; 44074. £s -_—" ioe GEQ.. VANSTRATH 17% Cheetnvt 7 — eer. | . ‘ 4 . ~ voy wry peer A 4 ae 4 [ ' . 7? ee | Ras vi i "HO? } 1 ry) \ 4 i ‘Lae “ps yy cna . > : , as cir] sae 3 {3 ? uUraet . ‘ —v roowuis re re i >eq " Speen ' LA YETTE. 32; oms, haradwo —— ; on ; es Y ngggiele ype + “t mine iocation, $4). FOrest 1041W ‘O62 way yee — oe fer { aon eal Riga es PACE. SIBGA —§ roome, bath and fur- w— ew mi OM Bye ‘ a of is 4 : ‘ ‘ r J . : \ > ‘ is YT) l ra 1¥ t ; _f ‘ / : at an ee - ee os f 4 ‘ | 33 alt) rooms moauern not urliact? hea - modern TE DERER » . : oa avllied ors Barons ‘ y f ogre t re 2 - : MhedetseY Ui, OUT v-room efficiency 4d rg MO tgs cow = : ; 4 . | ‘ 53 , = ti : ake | " CAL 6 on a UBB 766A—6 rooms: newly Gcecor new 'y decorated: open .) | PAGE, 57438-—Modern G-roem flat: garage ~~ a eee gaya ‘ a Hewiy + re oi arare : NEMA >? ; a = ; ¥ ~ si : on LAbBan' Los. piace re beth eskape aa” —s ; “a ‘ * deair i40-—New % rooms 5 newly pair ret i ; es C NEV EN) ; * 2% > iat ru VAN © : the meee S40 is 2rr “4 a - ap —or . tem dern plumbing hot-water neat FVANS, 4340A—5h ROOMS, BATH. ae. = nn . ; soos oncession. Riverside ' TT ee . ti “i ; ictal mapered ana Dainea rorAage ) , i-/ sOhra be Toume@ end Oats ree! -in pore) FOrest 3137J MARTIN OLIAN, 1010 Olive. MAin 5056. ta KE. §760—5 rooms. beth; also 6704 : 7 od : nds / & ao ree # . seieabireg ; POR reaxt baa 4 4, 1eC ; roomae bath 6030—Strictiy mogern, 4 0 VV IT : mings i rio rn " v) ’? gry T) F requce . : - s r.« “yi ie SH A—Secn! i ye) : - ‘+ — @ a if reasona L,ACi ,7? = OR - ~On- oe . yes t } rood ; 1704 S. 18 © 5 : cog Caen a Meet fiene | VERNON LAUX.. 22 Chestnut. GAr. "8:60 ee IALTON. 2726-—-4 rooms and bath: large | b ART MER. 99DSA——O roums bath 6000) “RINNEY. 4647—6 rooms. bath. gas. elec- | CO. 72% U ire a rooms, 210¢ RENE ToT ‘ ; a? pi ange ee Gee = . : : warcue jars m~eaytiae -eslen 4 ro ( | Fe en — ‘ dudwae Tt PH EN Rat ane $36 ie a CASOTA DLE ~ 7 triv $32 50 ZINK. 15 N. 7th PAGE. §6147A—6 large rvuoma, bath: $45 s ; bat? nity sripyty ats ~* : 1- , “Te oe tm ‘ ' eee RMT ‘ oan 8 Pie Pars . tors eee Ee. Al > nestnut BARTM Fit Fede o ial Be rucuis bat! Fl AT- ~Mod ern) lower 4-room efficiency: , _?vee.. ~ “ : ‘ i Lh oe Be i : j - ij i il} : — . a ee eee 4 ! ee ; morse Patii Pit Bs . | | o2 9 a7 on . - . annat firnace grarag ie sc Naga : o . 1? ‘ THOVWMPSRON A whe we “i (oh? J0OHS H ABBOTT. Realtor, 7 he ; ; . eae sacred Ye . nii> we ° rooms A tche ; 1 * MONTH'S FREE REN? o FOURS. SB purcen Blew ning porch: reterence CAbany 2189 . ts ; ; . ; . r s : i i : . sos . Ma AS? : lt sing : . ’ : : =~ ¥ ’ ric | ‘ ry ~~. 7 ‘ i, P.) r . >é> ‘ . | , « e fa x apart rt : ! v 45 fer want front, $19 aA CO. 826 CHESTNUT iF echo! and car; $45. (c62) |HARTMER, 6209-4 rooms: bat ij.AT——3 rooms. hall room and bath. Box | PAGE. 4237A—6 modern roome, garage: , : ith beth. g . » SENNIGER. Realtor. 722 Chestnut TC STnaT 4 a % in Shae? ss MORRIS me AC i mt ~ BS aes INSHIRE th o—F lat 3 rooms dae Dd! PINE REALTY? But ' Dispatch furnace heat, Page bus paases by door: ‘_—, : mic e456 wh : we ' . feie = . : i ! 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M s Deo an - 5 ade Pade ne "Ig , nner “ bie ay? #1 e ’ six et} pt rt ; , , Ter : . . . 2 ; . . - »* . | ‘b+ A Sek Ghat t ton 2 ae oe r wm » Ne “ : 7 | om and ace. not-w ‘2 eT ‘ * is " green i i “% r ; ‘ hace ey a — ies pe fie RI DEVONS >» $#223-—6-ro0om effica hey BAY ARD, T3H#A—6 rooms. modern PL ao s possess es ‘+E AND SARAH—Northeaat corner: 3 rarivur rrans ral 1 Ii ; F ' ,a "er Urey -Twversic, 4 : 4 , 9 - : > I ‘ itpi : ‘ ; ~— . , an nnn $47 >t} A 2a e ’ +55 b’crat WN nO) irae a ie a aa DORA 1} “2 la rye ’ 0m8 HA YARD “a - t) ‘OuTaE tli Mert 2746M oni (LA | >} | ae (qr : . : ' ‘ cy - v ‘ . onl . } . rf >a? : brick mante nodern, Cee ens A’ roe) and bath hardwood OP eee. ae f ee ee verside J471J BAY {] 1338—0o rooms and bath: sé€c 4) at furnishes a i” } : remit PFe#ROl «a Oat open ine condition 40 | ’ : ; ry Ta% 5) o : ‘ ‘ : bs . et ; na i ] 118 i one Nall viocK . “4° n . GRan Preis . Bas ard ei us } , ruliet i : ‘ ' reXAS. 84 —.s rooms. elect ] bd fs Li rvUmM es matt lor wai ‘ ce aaa $55 open hone Det GHERTY cO.. 802 Chestnut. "ba tee 7 . ; ; : , ‘ n ac Z ee : . " LUPFER " (GER M ASEK REA r ry . 4 ‘torent hd tm? . } AGE 6) 13 (Apa riment 6 ~ eb rovin. ef; ie . At ; Perl tries ett yt) ‘ tefie' aA 8660 iv N (tn. : , “ Cienes 40 at. | t rooms. ial ae ' -- RB 4. a he FOREST PARE 4400-—-3 rooms. steam |, re rooms “a ‘ = : ‘4 iv i> ee “> id r 4 } i a i = j : he 0: — ’ nai ex new ° jaree m 1G HA ANS! I 5 ry as & - re Stil t¢ ‘ st 1 mo on rerit s b Di K MA ~ Rk bk f reasonable price. 1 conveniences THIRTEENTH. 2407 S—D reoms and 2 ~ reorns’ Murohy hed erarage RELT 1238A—Modern flat tile bath, fur- CatN & HARDESTY "¥. CO. ; ‘ 623 Chistnut st ees sae te to hs eet ort —_ AR I rayne: ¢ pm iioteebi ~ oa a } > "or, a ’ ‘ ' LT ‘" 1 ms | | ; ~ nh ne AR, bee antth ambitpeneminmngucsnepatnat a . pes ; s . Ty» ’ - ; ; CASTLEM AN evan ecg * - ‘tile ~ ae eis me , HA Lem OREGON. 43. » TOO » Dati nt re h rooms ali é e.ectric furnace | ( ET ti kK “R025 4+ rooms. bh ard wooc i floors nace: ressonable rent. é " Man chester Hl); tl PAP! 4455 W » rooms, electric. Dati nr woreh hardwood fleors, rene rr pean ; : : ible a Soe rwnght ‘ ny ae HNOarK R. KE CO... Vieter 2236. (e) wwr pA Ry ‘ K—9F floor. 7 } ; new 1 urhace; one biocek from ear line and oa ; TET 7 “4 m, hi nes ES | 3 tj “a : ; ant: guracer : _s m™m ¢ rcpenNe nod A alien biaty ge : - “ a gg ; oe : . ye ——- : . - ‘ . ; . tj ‘ } a ' Ooms furma ‘e "t 7 rr iGHT H 4 *3()} X | roms he ' wt : —_ “ m = ‘ A : Thon a 4 54 : bath 4-3 : ic _— ri {—! Toon fiat bath. ; F e , 2 moder? convenienees rh a * ntie } { " HIRTY BIG" dern 4 Riverside 4771 . } i , I'L_DING cs mVTRA v 1. 14007 A -f roomie Da ft) electric “ 504 W a my rien noo™M — rh. RB. CORD ee ee | rane adel agitramee: 1 Rietk fron Hla ; GA : si sent: Been c83) 22 Gravois LAciede 4820 ondition: $37.5¢ FORSYTHE 7724-—Four rooms, breakfaa! , ; ’ tf P a fe ee. mirarnesr DIVCA rivih ‘ 4 : ty > ror ¢ 71eet. rydine? ‘ . . — cha? ‘ ‘owe ’ ‘ ; s . r He Mi ALA " Lp - - ut xriet and handy to stores, street Ai sntartnshs . at . MORRIS AACH R. CO... 8296 CHESTNUT Tat chenette, Turnhac¢ $5! aon Chass gv reni rensona ir AvOIS re ee sg =z ‘ rei ouble , dri. BSR at - rent 45 ’ 205.—-Beautifu ' re. JON H. “ABBOT .. Realtor. 70D tC hestnut = P , 7 " 4 . , — Py - a ee - ° -_— f > a" 4 a , ry ! , ily sy ry 1) ’ r t } " ti ul i a { ; 4 . : : ; rf + ‘ : : . i ‘ . ‘ 4 ‘ ; F . shu a?a T4a—> rooms, $45." * I7 Gravois, PRosne WY. de) ISIANA BISA rooms and bath reasovpabisr iversic ) ‘ , et ' a a r ’ j sad tere rs 0% . Bier. > Set , ; :j ; . 11% } i 4 pti MAO Aas furnace i vai af pet reasonable 2Tveraide 6K R Fr? Ba nn 7 * . . ITs ? A ts BL LSNKF RK }. Thi nut -- . ! j ” - ; 4 ; aoa . : ie ‘ , : ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ eo . 7% « ‘ i | ri ' e% ONedit ’ et ih A ; , : . « . ’ pa - 4 ¢* ‘ a | & : : ‘ aoe oie 2) Gra i DANA, o —s ne SOP tagcat 62 TY SINT HH i; tame : KINGSHIGHWAY. 6415 §.—5 rooms, ga } ae siteenen ; ag Tite . : a . ; sheen a . cs ee edes ‘ ; . > > a bee vm 5 ’ : : P , a i a ¢* ah) ; A ; 3 i’ ry? * x ‘ ae § i { ‘ i | r be ; “Ss : inted , : a . id 144 | ; j a i ».>° "2 F F rive) eaey ‘i lier be = onal rent rag mii onvenienices now yaebCaliy. - 4 ' - - , : P ERSHING ; ~ ok cecal flat af " “= : i : ‘A 2b . . - 4 > . ovr — % "s/s" «342 . = TO) 4 2 «* J “ vw: ’ sii : : ie r> . . " . . . 4 130] \‘ VAKTIN OLIAN, 1010 Olive. MM. Ain HOG KEN : nd S27 TA 4 S408 ~ New Lu? tl ~ pone > , ‘ . ‘ ee ‘M1 Ons 4, , . WH et } ; A “field Ria¥ ifA—B& roouw ; 3° nate sapemeene _ : . 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Sa 5A 2 S47. tales : Gree ' or ang “ esha i eal “> 3 4 . ; —* erside | : tric: ad $32.51) Fores 3.4 GRANVILLE BOD f mt . ' . aA modern Toone ‘oye ! neap ._3 ; - b } Li ee 4 . : " . . . , , New maaan - , > P oe eS / - ro r bath ar PASCEN 11¢ - A 4 °F OS 4 ar pep za ow Bi RI og 3 ~ ; : aunns . decorated . - t reas! I ‘ : ’ : m 34 ‘ : ~ " {} vay"? ‘? . ; . . ret 1? . ‘ aad +? pi? a? ‘ " . 2 ’ , { } 2- roan ihe ' } 7 . - - « , , " SLHUA 4 rooms : as “an ste aa i } ; $55 x ‘ ° F a , , UT ace hardwood floors bat ake vo “o-s. . ~ ; ps } “pila » ‘ . , : A santana ip - 8 a gee UTAH, 30ley 3 large rooms, bath, fur: 7 aciede 6449. ABs b 5733---Attractive 4 rooms. sun , vy 1°88 a nea ormpiete with Time-U- WENZIICK. "G ARFIEL D L427 , miv ~ 4 4a v \ - =43 TF . we j ~ root Murphy bec GRand vus?2Anen : : . 4 . : ' = nen a . . _— a - | } Me 11¢53 4 A : La D . — +1 { ~ ; ieBiics .Y r . n “3 rooms. electri _new Da PATI Rata | ali rooms: modern large reoms. moder hard woo floors ABRANNE. 68297--—Sect floor west: € modern. Murph) a Db feat areal ‘Abean 1764 4°82 esrmnEee . w+ 6°81-63 Gravoals ew 4-rvom fiate ABANNE. « é nie ~ ¥ o\att POW 4° -rOo! ' " ets gee ——eapentee ‘ _ - » « r? Lif ia? a P ; . oy , ’ , . ay ‘ , 4 ; ri ; ee SAO; &S | — 43 oe (es ) 7 4 enon Pinnt , ° A tow ; rooms airictis nod vY-water heat ive raide 3080 ie By «TTA: 4nd eun parico! steain neat. ren ati , , ‘ ¥ fh A2 cry ‘yp fi. ike venaoneble 4 : a , ’ : - a : me : s aide : — /- +’ » ~* ‘ a y * ee ae t a reir \ :3 en" * "4 ST) ide win a . ; ‘ . hia . ’ P cet geern ‘, remegy : rei? “$46 ry : tell . : +s ctinasthon singe OTA R S so oy eat i ce. 4 ween cents tabi ~ - . pt » at milf (“hjesinut . ’ Nit PUL HA P thins wonderfully ar- Fy . ABBOTT R §, S(t Chesinut j }t > nt , ‘ webby i ‘ ' ; ‘ $ * " ofd : ; ; : roonis } G-reom fie he Dpearooms sve ; beautiful reams micvds: a ~ warace s ; A tf garage opuonai: most reason- “hwnd r Abany 1L6G2M (el pra Feo . : ; *% nog te abi red) + . . 4 ‘ ae é Pa onda : r ' fi “>? ' : v4 + .' $40 ‘ r 2 rooms Yee ti _* 4 . - f “4 . - 7 a ‘ 4 : et oot ae i ; : Ti eee "L eget ys rt = nae “ ; epi ; ee . ‘ r = ge ment WENZLICK, GARFIELD 1427. pana ' CAbanye TOUSR : TF R . ' ' , wii Com 5 oF TRI PE ay gon JODO ind vitchenette h awovo ' 4049 2 rooms tile ba th ' Aban ye vile da It? M, } Jy £5) : I i! " rear ‘ - o , ; “pep : 4 ‘ ta furnace ma$nker “$40 oi : : , Riv era cs ORB. ‘ CATES SILSOA Perri fia firest~ h st ° , vi - 4 ‘ \ » us 7 ba Hag siphons RRA ase Ge eearsty pease! S z ma Sonics Piigenet song p wes +“ treme 4 le | ary Aven *. DICKMA? wane and aewenned 3 h har aa | ten ' ; uit; | 6VICTOR. 2833-6 rooms, furnace, bath ahs” See aan get “A | ) ode TNI ; ' ower lL, Aclede ; : _? . ’ ‘ ' jeetri ‘ { I : e 8 retii $55 Liis juding garnge fhero Pea . monmert COnCeNst HODIAMON ' - ~ reome irfiace : . : . - . . eiPtPet Mie ern facin; : : ’ t 6 R Me : 7 —— - : ' on z w ‘al ¥. POL, t AWR, 101 N Sth. MAin 1858 yr - > 7 . soe . a *t ‘ } an i enero oe ae = = = : , newiv Ggecorat Forest 4940] nf . ols ; “ Deautifu: rooms. pear ! ore ncn di effictency a "S72. dhaakdin- Senile $5 AR 2910-10A— New, roums an? . ee FeGS.. DER, ClNSeee, | Ae °F0-—2 roome. CATES. 5195—5 ROOMS. MODERN, . —_ “¥ PS 2 aN eee NS ¥ Ds salen wa liagharne Darnie AM aah Astute: bok eR AO o [BWA there . ; iv , 3 . : " : PARK! ER ; am : ‘ : . Aster F : 4 ; ‘ “> &§ : ie fe vt oT A SECON r A. ‘ , ify rooms on pine) Seesonable » goede Phe a, ; wrimiac : : tri a ; ? i etnt t ae PRoenect > #9 Deeks od bat ewe _ —_ ‘ . " meng 7 >. rooms HEAT Ft RNISHED. ¢€ ONCBSSION, Hi Lee o : . a mM a : ~, pe. | | mend : m ’ is ) yy 4 | 2 . Lr ARe r yt ; . ’ ‘ > ie ; 1 ‘ BI t MENFEIL » REAI Ty OO a,°r"nr ne reer . " ; § ' z — ha - = Beer ea a : | ! : PENNSYLVANTA. ; ; mn bat IRGINI 3650—3 rooms. bath, furnace. 1 Wal JUME? LL Aerie 2. cry . *- pomtiong po” S Ga : otal : | , 1 nF a ‘ 7 wt = POL, ov w. 101 x. 2. Se — PENNS TL — te SE 6 peg ' se 16 Pimms oy ia 4 : aa 810 TITLE GtARANTY BLD. zat ANON ; : i : c #542 3 : een . ireraide “ ' Vn Ay 12] LiI40A 4 r rTr? ; f nN effi- furtia ea race Me tics (lard = te i} %¢ , ; nat >: ms ee § Ta é - . pontemsemey seaianeiee ae | MAIN 1608. me. bati he tri ete S. ) large grit roc . ’ er gyrrr? . , . -; “A . ' 7 - “7 @ i ED ER 7 ‘imeanten. ga8 | A | . , ott “st nthe ny “ a "S3: LAT GHBOR iH 4n7 oH o rooms suri: CENTRAI pithieA reoomne8 mocgerh ga~ HOD TAMONT. / tan (jer! ar alae. : SS e : ( _ “ TENAD & ©. 1) EL" ; +. 7 ORs @ Ge * “teeth arian trite onan ion aie ne ok bath, electri: St Anthony's parish: Ade m modern. hardwood floors, tile bath —_ ~AL . rooms mods ae on 12484 dern 2 , iA open. —_ 3 large mo ND PROSE Ray Lesh Pmepert LT O1f “vgs 1 ’ ee > - - : VIRGINIA 3001 % large roomas4 Lewis ry rent $40 ah : a qua . I : p : a : 7 a roam} & * . 4 . quimntninmenanttitie - - - ea Z 1 by ' “ j ‘ >i | é la _- } . e tric . o4? sey P 2 iA: ; *. ri ‘ > FOUTMH Mev ue wT ‘ K . , * - — g | 7 | ink? ak - E % 3 Cou bath electric ‘bil 3 funda r" te oe ; ri electri ; FF 4065-4 roms decorated remt S35 J 4 I ONY ‘ , , , ‘ ; K q | | | | rent reasonabdie, ownlher tiers sd : a : gst gh = ae i 1a AW Near M ps aa rooms. fy ’ , ' J ee ae : ’ tlLubA— Nea Ms rame path. , " e r ‘ AFX? bs ‘ > : rwacy WTA ; r. rooms sara ; i i’ parisi / vodern rooms 2 tn ‘ ts re : ; , 31 h owas : + tor 8° saw pen MAIRDEL 109 5037-—New wer: HotTE. One t ) ' Me 1 os si me | LAI Al coetTs rooms: cas (eR? YilAJAmMm FF) 34-5. 4 rooms bath A . 1OGe $45 RI Ge *1 P ‘ark ovel® nes ms: Murph ha rdw ood Oot tlie pati brand - - .). 246 Phe . age mode Riverside TUS) CEM ADUK ith +6 . : 5 grooms bat} te et 475 - oiiding 1 FRemont 0466 SH. > Mr \ndi-—§ rooms newts | at 4 rooms, porch tnient nelosed porch PRospect 257% WILMINGTON S667A-—4 . rooms ~ {rr nt Hiland 36R CHOUT EAU, 4540-6 rooms efficieney: ict! 1TROA j firrples ps paps Abany {214W. {) bed. garage nest bes (e100 modern: garage: separate entrance 0. | M ‘iRQU ETTE. 6958 ry Vee Gone conveniences rent reduced ie tye! ardweod fioor*®. steam Seat Pant SHAW MM! 1b42A—~-Centra! went -_ . ” a ) " ’ on " " . 4 ¥ © .% 4 " P p g* 7 29 \" rt.) e ‘% ys: aa er roan; is rT) »ilerr fini anc fa age apeet ete } $. ‘ : 7 ‘ F IN }i BS} af eTii*n ; 4 pe awd ADATY ° 1 gw he * ~Lst 363° —New moder ++ one cenamele bh ibe sd and 4 q _ . tthit f eg e sral 7} ee Hes > rernie 3 wil , y + . 3% : ‘ . 4) a. | reoonvs ecTree ned d+ agg AC 3H: tO-4G- 3h- 3R-41-49—4 reo;ms. . i it ; ‘ , ; f ee ; 3 ! . SNEGER ches, oe s72 VS ; ' sgn gente en ni Sot mth. furnace 845 rent = month. avy Aciede OA17T MILENTZ 5530- 44—-New five rvome am Horreat. 4565A— Modern f-room fla (9 auaw mt" one ana aC = ae Zid | . 7 ERBASTIAN, 3607 Harttocc_st. DE TERING, 3627 Gravols. PRespeet 18:5: WIN NEBAGO 4018A—5 rooms: rent 530 garage —- Riverside 1161 ged tile batt furnace; newly decorated: rea-| pooyeR 7505—Fia’ oom: — sleam thew tit pliant: newly decorated wnat ' -room ef ficiency rot. tearm heat fie bath. eb ri hotl-waler : ich reer ment r - / GArtield &idS0. “ie | “g rea com; adults, aS at DETERING. 3627 Gravois. PRospeet 18:55 modern Riverside | . AP oe . ranitoid HORTON PI Uk oft ee, light na | sey =" x bos Bei | ye a — wom: 3 —— eee —— Cectnic SoS a ape e ema aie ve. a walter heat _— ‘ : tank ae ate perceiain sink. gTtanitoic iM : Ly 2H A + lant mle reome,. bath, fur- “et ~~ ‘ ’ ' c ; : Te “- . rs . : r r ; ‘ ome riser ONS *" ea rad ¢ 7, ja’ cir nt Sao arag? ex\ra # Lear thew t reader re amoral. cmt : : “VITA . - ba: ~ , : - : : noderi garage ‘> — 4601-U03A— &-room effic iencev tue WIS ’ TN 281] 2 rooms Datln anc . set er -- leen i yn oan ‘ & is * ' ; - : ; A teary wroas ¥~ s. 3 1a 3 , cal . Peon , c » GO +r" electrt MITRDOCH. 504-—Le “wae rr Cl AKA 1344A-—4 rooms, strictly mod [IR MA LOU4-——Hed ia - Cat oan . — “ag AOD TO «ims. amas ‘ comp: eted 50 block gouth Gravois (cS) . - —— name es riverside , 2 ~aee" tf iy : ‘ Suit : 6405-1 bhileck sort Rart- 4 . ate : oY : 3 ; : " . no ao VOMVITN: : 3314— a rooms Murphs bed carace core? ae)or. ‘ ert v of $65 recucet b* $5 arp TTS new. Lhet 5 ere et ,% : + on 6 Be wotion room, ; - eta? 3 ae 4 rooms. pore: AY 46. (ji Nes ’ = rooms. tli ath fur poe Oe ssaiamieia ci ay @T42I 7 y ABA 1455A . “ heath * “ric alge t 4 sshabers &%*% bow / . . Pits bath near ech 4 ote. Prin i : b's - - : e . a: — a! : VA = mt ae he he r¢ a 803 CHESTNUT prc ; 4 i YOMING 328° w NAGEL, 5223— x . # " ey r ‘ - 18 rt) eT . i a oS ’ ? me seme ] e 8 rt} 7 {- eo ; -- . Re “* . ’ ‘ : a . . e? 4248 aa ig y pant GHP K TY K. FE , ; SA 4851 . rooms. modem, at aut! garage pak ALD. 1941 Chestnnt, MAIn 14°” garas’ (Abany 47°F c LICK Realtore we “i. . . _ = : : 4 . aenrniirc ore] lurhace al va i a ¢ : . . .o yi Vin ft . ae " ; . “s: “aan teale i MI rs ee tlie teath, MAUR‘ y haee ' pages apna Sta fot ' ee _ —e¥ : ferntcewates PAT TNE Ope — +) 71 AA NAGE orf A— Bt wutifa “tne moe ‘ AYN ho 4m A 3 rooms, cleaned, Geco ia Aa” Lea utitu ; : penta Bir. a a 8M het , wesc " Ve tour Daf rei we S. HE TNT LUSSE Li , ' = “yy ROL Wes 27 i) : ae = ORG] aha er eee new is adecoratied eotuthern expoeure | | . ated st ‘sees ea $35 ope a+ » : . , ; ba: AN 149 i room. «tr . ‘Hater ; ; » oh . ; “ ‘ a7 ’ 4 4 ik) ‘ 4 )t? ‘> : ' meg - + ° | r “ ‘ [ r ‘ te y + , ° > eP 3 i Le if . . a : i ahi Meda t. ¢ aeryiis ' ' ras f ' twat) hildre: elcor ne Water Hea , j n : -wa.e hye at caragce. VI t T IBS bles is refinished hardwood thy 8 'oRERAN fa.44- iieeend floer te i4 a #8 in ds he wane = o : : ‘ - i —— ‘ . . ON : | ricer DOUGHERTY R. E. CO.. “nO: CHESTNUT. t I 4154—6 rooms. bath. steath | a-yOMING. 4228—New 4 rooms and hath PLATEA!. 6814—1% blocks east of Mc- | niceiy decorated. outside . ty da 1 gE genie anc ¢lectric. newly - ‘ ~~ dr ~ re as Tia Sle GRaned 4 i +. ‘ F f ict 9? * ger? : rims fiie lee # |; “Ace hea rd wood fiose ‘ rara Causliandé 4 uteide roome rmovern st@arn lect’ “et teriarntr? : mere Conc . reo | : - race bantwood floors, sarnge.____. land 4 ome: modern: steam | # Banc ° rO: 3-6 fur | EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER, W , + ath. team | Ww Y Ki Sa tael ON Hulland 2762. (c8) fiat; reasonabie reni. ic) 2 : 1. wi frit bn _ ; rnd e5° 5 OA a | peep Tta@ , 7 PED 0 ' ; : ‘ ; . itis ry 1) RER te .-% Ty & ‘ "Las 1 é 4 P. Call 3694 ee my i TPRespect 1619. 2610 Gravois av. eat: erasonabic. sofa IRA Net an maseTn, cones Bow

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* vv Ran Se os ai as 000 REA rae or For For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and d Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, , Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. sont ae 7O LET—BUSINESS ~ TS we 8 | TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES TO L | TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES |TO LET—SUSINESS P’RP'SE: | BIDS, PLANS. ESTIMATES _) REAL ES'TE—WTD. TO BUYREAL ES’TE—WTD. TO BUY A r LRST ~ “LASS _ ~ Pre er Wan West A : ired BLDG. = " ss r . FOR LEASE : a 100 y (eoeineat corner) a +t ~ OLIVE § E ST} LEE rs ; STORE | & F. _ =. en 4 e hood. one bloc from 3833 Olive; store, 20x55; with double | WE HAVE CASH BUYERS LINING KOOMS AND eS 3 on Av.—Second ie $400 equare feet. irvery che = block from mew stadium: rent | | hese windows, newly decoraied: rent only | eo a ae For your property. We are about SOLD OUT and: need ‘gecond fines. ante & on AV.—Office and stock room space | |SHRBVE. 4127—Dandy large o Me HAU SSCHU xB R. E. CO. \\\) MAKE THE PLANS, Ake ‘ N. Broadway. be = new properties for our nine salesmen to work on. What have you? loor, ent Fifth, sixth and seventh floors, heat and sprinkier. Suilable any business: CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO., Realtors 1105 PARK | q Washmgton_ Av.—-45,000, basement: eteam heat. | err or other business. LAST ONE LEFT OF SEVEN | 0§ Céayion’ Re gine ata nad orner gtore; heat furnished. Sections aiiaaaiaessae om ee.. » “ee KE NT ze : St. —40 bd a ip r. 4000 uare feet. Ss). rooms, exceptional location for bakery and , ORE HIN, E. & , re ‘SCOTT, | 800 _ Chestnut. Beautiful, new store. being finished Nov.! }) A J. 1. i} STE] N & § “Bites NX. Seventh St. wahoo a Sone. “a confectionery Or grocery ahd meat market: | SOUTHWEST ND WATSON—Corner | 15: food for gents’ furnishing or other | Bo. washington Av —96h00 squa nO competition: 2 blocks to nearest store.! store: suitable oe druggist, shoe store ine: neat furnished: will rent or lease. BETTER | 818 Chestnut St. ; GArfield 3164-3165 — st.—Two- “story anc J : ; NE 4 , ¢ é A hoes. @ . : i ‘ 7 “2304 WAS GTON NE eo, oo UGENE J. AL THEIMER, WILLIAM &)Radhin elect high-class shop. baliding:| mo ie Seciniaely ts | og ae = a sROr j St.—First & con ' ay : a an oe 200. 505 S. high JES (748— se ocation 3008 WASHING TOS am Mgt S: 12 STOKES ‘Millinery, Beauty Parlor, Candy | Bivetide 8200. 4509 "8. Kingshighway. |" Clayton {or grocery: only $65 per mont REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE — i 4 / ington Av—Size 23x125, with large basement. | $404 N. Union: new store: just being | T hree Months’ Rent Free |; Wk¥down 015 REAL ESTATE 'PFOR EXCHANGE—for farm er other —~ NEW HOME UNIVE RSITY 7 Was on AV 83 ‘ge 330x135 (corner building). | completed;. next to corn er 5451 Southwest, corner Magnolia av.: | NEW MODERN STORE | property, $14,000 equity in 3-story brick ¢ FACHANGE. Central eS = —Size 35x5 on first floor, with basement. ae JOHN + monn 3119 N. Grand b! > vacant: fine for lght lunen, 'budiding with basement: 50x120:; with ad- 6915-17 Roberts av.. dupex houses. 7 ; & — os > 4 grocer or dry goods; owner says WELLATON DISTRICT, 5737 EASTON | : | jolr ung jot O0x1 20: west of U nieuw Stat 00. rooms each: modern. HOG N.—: oo. Se LIN WALTERS REALTY CO. 7 i tenant; Cheap rent. Bee at once: | ,.>rsutiful, new store, cing finished Nov. | | | Price 329.000. A bargain. ‘42 =| BEN ALTHEIMER & BRO. REALTY CO. ; 3 MAIN 2636 15 dz. tier Or ; "3 » 4237. > . i Feat — 4 ; 4 tee ¢ ries eC ALIO ye ee ee x ~ REALTORS ts so pune St.— Third floor, 4500 square feet. AH. Mever, 5823 Julian av. or any othen good business; steam heat; GHERT NER R. CO.. CAbany 9131. deta g00d for gents’ furnishing or ot’ a OLF- CK, 0 Rth 4i line: heat furnished: will or lei } REAL ES 5 ‘E CARDS i “0st -Dispat nm. : oe ee ssn nh Me As FOR SALE or exchange for | single ‘fiat. $38.500 YEARLY INCOME 5502 and 5504 Natural Pg a G ; "eos mee | : oa row" 02 and 5504 Natural Bridge —GHERTNER B.C CAbany 9131. EX} -ERTS apartment house manage- acres well: — ved farn —— Two brand-new apartment buildings in ww highly restricted nej re , 2 ‘ wit LOFTS F\ )R LE A SE a aplendid portunity ~ barber, | West 5946 EASTON AV. | sent dines San M CITRINE Re col- }hous 5 a 0060W. nty of running water | ue of L non Ranges og | very = ; | beauty shi ~ a 7 ME eer — - ——~ Stneas - im thi ivin ion: | KE ALT OE. Au ER . | as , Kans “ity. [Xtra we ulit, ) pe fen MaRS R. CO., 5506 ne Ml Bridge |||, Amne FLACE—Metvii le and _ University ty | can be wed tee heated hand aerdiee 4 vei ane att Siaet, porthwent cornet | GROCER T Wid.—or ‘stock of merchan-| cent rented. Real and permanent income suare feet 4 nerete build ty . drive. oniy stores in a highlv restricte roe Chestnut S.s. Phones: GArtield die. in or out of in exchange 10° | producera, © building 31 ; t in & EWING—+. 000 square feet in 4-story concrete building | 8 Be i Re andl + : p, Sestrict at drug business, etc.: see representa- | 5761-5762 Fon ay a yg oF | producers. ne building apartments, in- 425 S—22.500 sjuare feet in well-kept building. a 7 | | 621 Chestaet ot. Mats S TOSt. ere premises, Call SINGER-KLEIN | ~ RENT COLLECTIONS SOLICITED | Gpoce PROPER “az. | Come $17,160 per year. Other 38 apart- 1600—‘ “80 to 8.000 square feet in Leather Trades uilding ' ——__— — U mut st. a5 ~ : ) CO 104 N. Bth sts. GArtfield | GROCERY AN D PROP ERTY —For | ments, income $271.330 per year will soul Second and third floors, 30x155 feet with heat. AUDUBON, 4560—Auto repair shop. _(c) | 0034. Garfield 0035, MAin 2457. 723 Chevtnat. ot. (88) | ne on binhwar, 9434 Mt, Coarien F0.__f0) | oe en ee eee egquare feet, on two floore. | | BERTHA. goilji—-Building. 20xBU, ru D. 5946 E ASTON. AV. aes ———— eit al be on bighway. - aaries 1G. : or other good property. Full commission peeaNenniats a ) | ae ae oor. 786x100 feet: heat and elevator service. LLEN oF — -——-— aren for manufacturing purpose. auto : od F HAV E fine business. vacant. to eXchaaxe. | to real estate brokers . N. MEHORNAY. Dea Peat rent on ” i eu eevee = “ . Saas OA — Auto rep BhOp, F000 r ¥ -% x it SE , . o ‘ r. Mot - Cit cood business spot: Tt saeond floor, 1Xx5S& feet. “ (7) | 0: —— or used car sales; " tee - : For lease. 12.000 square feet: firepr of | REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE | BLOCK, 3617 Delma: Sa mee | 1101 MeGee. Kansas y. eo, - ee IVE - O00 squat et on the second floor. Republic Building. ; = Sesainseiorerencortsceinsasr a geesinorasatnte Se oldies adie . | H AN Nims. BIS 3 ‘AT OLI 501 N __Fourt! bh an i seventh floors, 60x84 feet each. s beh i — ate a4 : se Be snsiaiinbioscaibiemegninbaltt i | GArfie! d 00° 35. iti: =r | ACR SAGE Kor ; ‘change pero agama ats chent wjih cily a riy clear, that | JAS C. MORFIT, 1024 _TITLE Gt > o01— Sixth floor. GOx150 feet on comer. - - afViTLR =e. _ DUuSses DELMAR, 5850-—Space in beauty shoppe. : aig Le eee tonrg or exchange. for’ improved | i. for good far ' : . : Fr AV 907—-Fourth floor, 40x125 feet. a ees, __3) THOR oi. a CAbany 3133 ire AR AGE F OR ¥, E ASE j _broperty i own 2U acres on Meramec CAIN & HARD ESTY, i | 3 lots in Meachim Park Subdivision STN UT, S0°—Scott Bidg., gmp aT AV g01---18.000 square feet on each floor, will divid BROADWAY, 3851 S.—Shoe store: will| prepya sare ioe wanton | * . ne aT Pe ee Ses ee. ee 75> Manchester av. _ Hand _ 2870. Kirkwood, Mo.; all clear; value $1500. rer t only ™ . 7. 13! i a c ‘juial ‘ : . ; Gividae, re] ith fi tures : LMA R, 3803— Suitable for ‘vario ous pu uf 5942 E ~ ' 7, Y-la bosl-Disveatch. j r ie nadine 2. : w TT. BOOS pr i y _ 140*- aii nd fioor, 90x1: 90 feet, heat and eievator. —— is te xt — aragep i} ya 7 ; - : j r dine, nea Jeflectan + 4) 1736 ARCADE BLDG. euvahie rors Vintee 4 nal eee completely remodeled; also large rae Pr Excellent business center; do not wwakaerragih HAWKINS KEALTS CU., 206 237, Post-Dispatch. iiciaidieaeass A firet mortgage deed of trust for $1000 ; 4 ¢ ; { - cnnuiagrany “asta kiase Ssu0OW wir adow. i¢ Mt?) Tmriiss this beautiful! newly decorated & t Blug. i’ hone M Sis, i HAVE a single 4 and room flat, with Or ” da r 2 rm n Re Db ld c . nt TJENS, 72° Chestinut @ a || CALIFORNIA. 2114—Store. modern: good DELMAR NEAR SKINE ER er aa is chow, eultable fee ant tied af teen AMMNTRONG, 12664. nUOM Baik. Al i c . ae cae amt auee! n a good farm i eynuelds County. bone. tyuist serge — = : = wee non se men wo eee ; “Tocation, DERER REALTY CO.. hea ted flat: Ught and air suitable for | hess; rent very reasonabie. See ¢ CONDITION: WANT CLEAR LOT OR h I want to exchange A $4000 equity on & 4-family coiored T'tle Gua ——s —— omenenen —- = = —— —i!i we noe mega PRoapect 15 ae ntist, music school, chiropeactor ete. | i} 1G. & S. VIVIANO, 1022 N. 7th: | || ee my o clear vucur! tenement flat ranty 810 Grarois a PPRospec , E | . 3 ra voi ¥. be A ba ny OOR3., Q LUMENFELD REALTY CO., | lot. ‘hat have you? H-2355, fF _ 310 Tit LE Gt AK. BLAM. M AIN 1608. Dispatch. Kindly Bu bri ‘ to us just what you bare ee Sen od = . NV : || CSBEROKEE. 3424—Larege store, ble 31) IMITBeautiful | | — eee thes = — sa : } | ' : M4ATRE Biore and ht THREE OFF Ic ES S F OR REN tT ON THE i for any ‘x tee 7 -) DEI nd aparispens go “~ t full “stores =a = . 2 a | AL Tk Mice} SILE Wt i—Late node ; must he ‘HOUSE For exe hange. for single or dou- to trade for the above. \NKE. 1008 C¢ ‘na ~ r H CHEROKEE. 31 00-—Lares rr oa: ” y See De MARTINI- ZEREGA — . wna prgees:: 000845 re. rent 7 iO | i i { bath See K. . LKBRENNER. R01 ¢ O-! Kroger: good business soot: verv |! a Excellen Seen NGPA LOW - For exchange: SO rooms. Hilb at reet Bldg.. Lae An ge - aia (> ae TO ¢ LIFORNTA? - , * ' I = > j - >. eS *¢ Leriy et ] o 2 a Twory 25 7 wb i a Zui ae ; >” / Tritt uv. Te | ‘ar? 7 c nee f sus it~ . : * if u Section S ae ae a put ‘in Tiree aa AT ‘SEVENTH AND LOCUST ||| | CHIPPEWA 3325—Formeriy DUBINSKY REALTY Co. ileal lastean: aaumanaae’ tar” cme, ene tii ------______. | eral farms to exchange for St. Louis in- | ost beautiful section of ia Anetiog : . ee oF +a y= Ol : JS cation 504 Wainwright Bid«. ¢ twisiness: rent very renennahic 3UNGALOW Wa. O-family flat. good come property. Box A-6. Post-Dispatch. _ epi ree Ee ~ . ne arnt ep rant wary teammate veer 74). or will trade for @mall CKMANN R. E, co : AO SR alana AR Key caning tag euros nemanelaa cna LALLA LLL AEE IPE AL OLENA RELL MEENA AMAL GALA LAA LE LILA LEN ADI Sy n Se aa ‘ ; . - : 3 : eo » ”D LA MATT IN for teclor: f et so DEL MA K., 401% _ ‘at or jease: bull 3. ' “San nm tl C & e VIVIANO me. Wei locate rad for DuNncalow I QUIT the jewelry br) wine es: have several . - . r ¢ . % e . » - ‘ tt } >t" . . - "' an > teas »} . 7. . - ae ring eee 0 Ca J. me sao . et ae ‘Ser clenae $03 ‘Os Oe Pel 4 « =. wt is if tl ¥ in 2ie td ° ° . or Chestnut st, “Pensions 240 Square Feet, 300 Square Feet and 790 ||| Park s093w ps ing now being altered and will be divided N. 7th. CEntral 8069. (e} _fesidence, Box A-i0. 1 on “For thousand doLars’ worth of fine diamond ae ee 7. een , pitt ‘ : “ ‘GRAN 2346 S. orner & : Ffice inte _ot ys a 8 { ¥ coe Os 0 Re ans eth Fe Om we 1; BUS! NESS ae OME P Re PEE RTY—-For e »K- set in the latest design ; uit bd + NN Al RR 1] Chestnut. MAin 3276. QO 5 mquat #7 } Pet ' ; aren ee dl - iT i usin if 8s y Fe 4 » de fur Lished. > . _—~- — -———— - some | (fa nee: 4% \ irgzipila or St. ? ings: will tra cle for * ity 4 ; ‘ - - = + so Satish 1460 a 2a, ine baat oo Fi 1 gre . lee _ + , : sate . ; ‘ aphid ‘ boa . EAST pay. 5433 I ar e store . vit bi f . ae 5- t; OL V “4 ye BIT i } ut “i009 f r) ‘a, f° bAdi iry ‘Ou ’ ; Tr 1] Moa? : in : queustnapnd a € heat, “MAin ; Apply to Mi ahiager Oi Suilding APES ...8 u ‘ ali Neal +o rhemnng any usiness v es is — 2 i oe rapacit +} modern garage: : trad ti at Dal ay ; "we hane 4 room COoO.LaAKS FF LA’ [ BAR‘ +AIN 1 , » RAVE : “Or mont . ree steam heat, plate glass front: in - isa tf : } wn ; é : . “ties el yt ' : he (is : , : mS 4 ~ ‘ ~ i} ; ~ - ~ on ase ay : sien - _bt URS * Ti! . $25. _GA Art 4a &342. ae . 1015 “hestz wt. : equlpp ex) miantet ion or ¢ A ‘ ncorn - YASD 4 : ‘ ; ; é ns. ¢ ss ; PA he i ‘ " t.1)i at ALC ch. AND STORES—Ea es ce /GRAVOIS, 2727 —Gaod business location. | EAGTON, Bell—Second floor: suitable for | | Magee ae eae ae | Co $190,000. Hox 63, Belma. Cal oe een, Sor ame ees ee 14 ae air 7 — photo studio. beauty shom r ernoes.| TT | | | Ca, CIOL eee SINGLE FLATS; 6 | SSS reasonable, 5243 Nagel 4 NEW 5 AND 5 5 ROOM FLAT 1¢%h and Washingtell. i [ T | GRAVOIS. 6504—Large store; g00d bUSI-) oi PR Jaesermann 3X? Se MODEKN: WANT BUN- tT! / ness a rT itn tial pcr’ — ; ) #) OU i» a # As PAKT exchange tI: . t, r St + ower . SLree Le on ne in @x man fo rr ond i ° Se O-P Joni — oe . peasecuasts igh r : . "E ‘ ~ r ist : ‘Ae . -* ' trust ° : ‘ a] > Fe. . 3 . 4400 Crace. one bloek weet of : ag 4 Ne! A aD Net bene geton 2S Ath A nh ORION REMERON = ANON LIER LB A NI TEE SNE! SENET IEA A ME ™ meme a ae ee teen en ie et eee a iis ¢ ee ee Te ies > Pewee 4h “as nt cea ephenantee es hose rept iy: Ph ereeereee i Mm + ee me yee aes non sn aps all Vk 8 aay 5 pat yadeopmerernreuuet im — “i RT a e gyn lengta ble EASTO > ine re 4’ FFI . 6 et ist ecuits rire eottage ee m. Ne ness. re ra ise very sresannah) ‘ ha > IPE } Sag ‘fs : $1600. { “all Hiijand 2314J f tocks south of Meramec; beautifu be SOl THWEST REALTY, b. Se Br ee Shops and Offices in the | ot SPaet-| Gnade aha Bachan. let Wx | pooma. matt by rick: latest style; easy rth -orner of Delmar and Union, in the elegant ang | 73@9_%._ BRING — 5 Tainwright Bidg. — eart of Wellstor MENT; ‘OME b: OWNER WANTS 65 odern: will exchange f acant, | term US northeast corner & lesa @ ainwrizi ig. art TOU ; = 165; modern: will exchang r : atts oe a few ¢ GRAVOIS. SG20-—Nice store, Ce rurnish | EASTON. 5945A—Office suite with tieh she i SINGLE FL NGALOW. business, merchandise or what you? CHRISTIAN BRINKOP RB. E. CO., wel new Keystone uilding. we have a tew stores left for desir- almost anv line of business. We furnish nee. a eee eee Reel 2 LL, nh Dp ui and new Arcade build- RLU ME NEE LD REALTY CO.. \'T7. ALTER. M Ain “9400 Orn ' me 3h" } Aclede 3040. (c92) ts best and het water. Bent reasonable. Alive | ete ee eet eet dO Bs . " shed and progressive || 310 TITLE GUAR. BLDG. MAIN 1608.) @) ccfo ny ae eRe er . 0 Se LS. are open to & proposition for leasing of ASTON-TA: AOE. SN 7 Lusty uitat for joct n TTA GE—For exmhange: brick: 5 rooms. |_ ‘Ll "4 E TRADES ansfer cor r, y : . rei? i Pa + +7 : .Y ‘ 12 CT ac busiest trans- same. nies A! , —_ , ‘aU | aries 140 { “Dey? tj oe ‘ine i oe na ti woeGied “Ppoye Rainey Mat A. ba "OUD ~ Sing ies trade; ac? mareptional opportuhb oe aera | 0 ee | DETERING, 3627 Gravois. PRospect 1853. FOpDIAMONT. 1366 Stor rer od act) for any | of business. See re saa br wit.” tee Oe ec ie nt; about $4000 equits | RESIDENCE WANTED } . rea is BET} PeALIZEG voy ic fh Lay i 2s VW aigreen GRAVOIS. 243°: ; 1] : ; — ate Rone rs pic KHAL T. “F604 4 Cherokee. PReas. ; ° Modern i- family: 6 rooms, 4 garages) ; _—e BE = a Né oy West End: clear: price $14 Herman «v.: rent $3480 we: has ail j3—Largee store with fin- With rey Patin ; Diant iE sm U aoa I ru se pp ti ‘ os i © on nog | + 1 COTT .GE—For exchang SsLOoe > sar ” > cr vi nt ~Ol anies . . } stair @Riranee on If- eagonnad re rires ~") ‘ ; “45h sit Mes , Dood rem, PS BAe th pr Rng ge : year. | Piggly Wiggly and oth : oe side to basement, fine for hardware, dry pGD ye Set urge vor-|/ 104 .N. Ath St. Garfield 0034, 80a5 || 4 "Ooms recention| bell: modern: will take | "560: want investment ‘property. i” FAMILY APAKTMENT WANTED side to a eee ie oder Ge Diam s. Sales —Senuritul. large car | ey) | ip oF ke CHS pe t pay. Pee oO REIL “e Y ‘CO., 2% Chestnut. MAin 2457 Modern, 2 stores and 2 flats; good where inion can make use of a large base- +>; | | or FR : ‘eon Ps Pats: kaon RESIDE N .CE td——Exchange $12.000/ Bols tewn: adjacent to ‘St. mt Lock this over today and make = Thy a ’ ¥ i East Side ae 4 . uit flat, University Citv. PArkview | $11,000; income S150 a us & preposition fer renting of sume. We pene nants ot So nae api lige” cael iguat Sees = a . To . Daas? | BL: 34M. ' WHAT HAVE YoU FOR : t real wfier. Ve turnish Store axoe | a. furtisie . STORE ‘o n in tow nm wanted Te oe) Sas , . RE td peony rant | Cabanne residence? 12 rooms, % me t _- t WKRERN. Pulerton te. GAr, O1OS ton 4 yy good ey Tse in a good neighborieed and modern in ev- LESIDI NCE We vesiGence. G Tooms. | quick deal can be made. wa eT. ‘ . ~ i. - ert howe @ Pe es ry } i? aorure r . afr x : . _ } } ~t ay ha ‘ ‘ a » ei) ; | conv j | > ant é 4 Uv! & DETERING, 3623 Gravois, PRespect 1833 MANCHESTER, 4513—NEW STORE; y re_ . Box Y-44. Post-Dispat: y respect: $10.000 eauity in each: will/ slate rood a with = lame ie tk he ane DOUBLE FLAT WOStae Of fice open to ? pp. m. Monday e.enings. RENT REASONABLE; CALL OR SEE erie trade 1. 2 or @ Box N-378. P.-D. (ce) ben 2s oa arb, , ee ees . restricted lot; Holly Hills; 42x220; —— = eye wee MAKTIN OLIAN, 1010 Olive. MAin 5056. COUNTRY 1OME, 6-room residence; lot | DOT west Ye r Ow 915 De'mar _ cormer, JES } | Oe ee »N. an ~ &yt jit ot) om , is]tit ~~ af RS . Subu rban {}~ TOO tra @ 7) Single _ at Boz A- i A ¥ INGS RI’ | ie | 49 o> ied hal b ] ] EPSTE] N & SON ‘ y | cation DOERFLINGER Victor 0825 "s—B ees > BIG BENI ‘ tore: 4( Post Diapat bh. ponders : | ROOMING HOU SE W td.—~Farm equity. | UV. Se S44 siaaiies - } a - - / Wel? es wor fers) igi , 4i¢ e.uNA ; feoouid worner eitore oi ’ > chs . — — i ’ , , . nut street. FFERSOSS. 30% 4 > SLOT ; g = Fc ‘ear S9O0U home. 9 rooms Want rooming house. good location box MAIN 27162. ” MAIN ; vaste 3133 Meramec: 2% ur: woidert wy OC@ation ; excevent roo! , an . reasonable. {cl} t — - ] | Box I. | ¥-154. Post-Dispatch 617 CHESTNUT. . 7 ’ * ~ - - ee eke wae mene OF rere os Sr ee ee eS ba 4 Wee naan os sph is by ee FN RI ONS Min fame semana or — a © cei narthex te rier Dima naeeh i ea ae: ride ie) n@cier propert\ ae = ; ; = . —- — | eo (8°5-—Laree corer store ~_ 7 — 7 ! , = a ones Post-Dispate (c) |S} INGLE FLAT Wid.—For double 4-room | j, and 1 -on KEY ¢ 16Z. $4. “EePpir o ‘ma ‘ss ’ . a ‘ ; a oi ber 4 8) Rcd, sg 4 ‘ brick 1s 97." Post-Dispateh th ; i = ’ ; Tj i Ls . 7 . ut ‘ a " tay YY: - n r} 6s ane a ) Trt! i ; . eda i. R a vt ‘ > 2 oh Wass ; , “or professional! men: in t . ‘ t of ritys “KCHANG — SHI Russe!!: resi: lence, 9 1 ee ’ in ‘ie ‘4 ’ property aT) eas’ ; ai very easonable ren pO) Ubi 4 , car , hos : A SS bs, = Wel : 7. th " ; z Ren oo staal , " a rs . ‘ Le ake 8 uii property as first | : ~ mp _ . ir : ' , ° ' . . - elistul AD} i’ ai ius ed &, ae Rs san- I . ba h: “(mr Kalrake, Wii trade -ahio, . age > : é i iat bh CO | eit RF CO. 105 Non seagate b= tine modern. | PAGE, 4726—Btoreroom | [pcan 9 MS, ED nen Nr Mee a ig Sg Be rrange Chestnut @ BLDG. _119 N. 7th.'N” GRAND BL. south of Hebert s a a eee bent furnished tS. AMY RE. Cc. 1308 N. Gr y A 5: ne ee" Pe mn es SNZLICK 1010 Chestnut, GArfield 1427 | Linde'l 4677. . ) . ae ome 5: ‘ es? ; rie T} ’ XT BRiyOu " r ri\*« : . * § —— oat . he + ; . : a bese a | se eens o app'ia : esro n. CN is *h 1yF2 : ‘ r Ld i P A ‘ F = - = - ; : oe path ye idm j l i “4 ins gy { 4) ra oe J Anois ‘ a _— ‘ FB a a ee ; On Apartments, Hotels, — neal : "rT r RL T a ‘ ; ; " . ' J in : i iitde is ‘ ‘ ; " ss . ; . ? . rl : + fury Ve ur x r } r . ’ > ™ x¢ HANGE—Two >.f a ar me! ‘ . , ms tT . a Poe ° insurance “ - Le . ~ NER. ont — , { . »* _ ; Ss = ‘ AX % . ‘ JAS € i. MORFIT. 1%¢74 TT Ti EF. Gt 4K. BL.. ; - aceite - pm ve ; sant pe. . — ore — ~ ne - . pe te, : ‘) ) - TRANS PER HORNER, ‘- eral: ~eclae | ‘at #00: $55 | wee | for high-c! farm ; s VGK— ' : eer C oO: — a 4, ERFU L LI & A - ice N ie 83 ae “ % I ~ For = 5 ore \ a SHEN ANDOAH 5A } ‘ a: i TN] , Py oe 38 Mens panes iN = RP’SES pre fer § ' thn ~ nn at a a rex - vn de 7 ke by rigre: |i as part paym & tox J it it zporter Realty O, | O SQUARE FEET (2 kutwihpiacninern. ones N. Grand. (73.0% ¢ yecaBE RE. CO. 801 chestaut, /_ond Toor: smace 50x40. CAbany. pedi dala beet mise mortrased. Box ALL, Post-Dispatch.» | 25" EeCH ANGE Choice basineas Shenandoah at Kingshighway | RELERS, STEAM HEAT NEW STORE SLOOP LOCATION—-650 | SE NANDUAI. 1632—-0 rvoms bath. eae! Bees aeeve: £ biecks rch a ii . ; } ab. . ; a a : pur aa ‘ : . ie . ‘ og ' Foe : rah »~1 0 ray: 2 4 in ana rtinen as nat 7 ; 4 o , ACELLENT LIGHT a nog fin rosine Nels rnoog aAneTt ; kK ipshigi a I , . = : a om > . 8. Woe : . - , Ww ebs er rv et DE ne 7°TO DrickK Dun Fy . ‘ , a : : ; ‘ 4s ‘ ae : ‘ nay To. 4 5 Ww rT YEE ." 4 : , » - K cer ge hs ‘ =F , s , ree ‘ a oem, . ’ . ¥ aoe — aut oe "2390 N Gran pa ; —— a rfiald Nea low rent for d ienant DESK fk M Wta it » of telephor offer; I mea usiness S3ROO d. t . What ve i?F I PLAT Wta Will pay cash for four-tam- what you have to acre y = - ~ . a +} 8: . Realtor, Kirkwood.(c7 Fiaher, 7509 8 roadway. aes pg 7 420 ‘Posted rd a. = va zw, ‘ ; —————- —---—- oY ree eOuULN Me . AP alee . +} Lateh er PO orga te . - oa “i wx Y 4 st-I apa toh, > 000 y Hy ~ : 2 “A OT RAT a BEAUT\ PARLOR LaCATI0 itive, Bex - : LRM Severa exchange for ery pro ro ] HMANGE-—Modern 4-fam lat te - ied 5000, fea, a : SQ. FEE T 1 | hoice etores lef ee £ Pan eS a ogg = i, UNION-EASTON TRUST BLDG. IGAR A ——Centrally jocated: room rh CUTSREAN. 722 Chestnut Air! and rooms; 1117 to 21 a eng a, | HAVE % - BU e ERS—Property wan - = ~ oa ne FO * aan ‘pleore 1 *and St. Louis 87 (E-—jowa at ono Rie Rape : _ B38%5 EASTON AV. iijcaasiiutsihia aCe for 5 a 8 — with Cast 3 iiviee | 119. eR ee aa Hee | We have ecveral other good” propositions | gi KR. of DOLSKY Ent ai 8500. sory R LEASE °° gg For particuls 6 eS. eS tet Sere we re ov22 CLAY TON . ams jand bath above. all PArkwiew | fa RM—F exchange: 1400 acres rich {for exchange. See us. ; __.MAin J 56 a entral fe oe : LOW HARTW 1G- DISCHING E oa N. Grand. STOKE od location Ss a Ve, Brick build ;, {or Su.s OS | em tt 34. ranch at ‘i on Black River. Arkansas.| FLOYD A. JOHNSTON REALTY CO, | HOME Wit Choice. well jocaced O8 Lak ee ara RENT AL ic CORNER “POR DOCTOR DENTIST. BtUmbolt " _._4©) '1400 square feet ~COlfax. TON GW, _- (tC' i SPACE Wtd.—Lady wishes to rent win- ” Page av. County . Puoee ™ ightn ing Agents, | 16. Pos -Diepmich »*) iv ‘ . tes —_ . - " are: . .? r a>? gy 5 tars f Tw “) e ‘ > ‘part . ws ' Ae ¢ ¢ T elrng ‘ " ard { $320—Auto eg WKLERS AND HE AT | fioor flat. corner and Ben- | STORE—Fine locatign for One BEAU TIFUL OFFICES. dow epace for polychrome placques: West | sARM-—For sale or exchange: 80 acres. 65 5912 Del PArkview 0840. (7) | HOUSES Wtd.—That I cam buy y, cheap for usiness JEIt . . i . hit ° * he 7 ae of pe ing 7246 Gl! ca pee PER MONTH, tnd preferred Phone F Orest L827M. niles; n -reem bun ral ow: 25 «acres of | TIMBRFR LAND OR “FARM W t1.—Moatiy | cash and sell en easy terms. Box A-103, oo comer 13th and Chouteau; | | fices: $35. CEntral 3 “BERT or) RI ersi hy rt : = UNION FE ASTON TRUST BLDG. bottom, of Ek porcns adjoining yi ol imber, Missour i or Dlinols. in exchanm ‘ost Dispatch. Quick reply, Box A-104, tines! AND “ ASHINGTON—: how being modernized with | y , Ae “hestnu 794412 TON / rni onc Maznoi) ao new 63 -) E ASTON AV __ (cBB) mec: sta tio! : nh Oo ce ebts Fr. L. Figh- iom new dupiex bungalow at Louts value ews Limp ate? -—_n ? ' — : ' “4 q io good » ioe r: » floor mT = SAND peste __—_—___ : : busines oration :sonat rent NEW DRY GOODS LOCA - ; , : * F009 & On ray. wi t ; 9114% East Grand av.. beautiful : fees. | FEDERER REAL | : re : | eli 5 iar | } Pee pe a a pe cone + APL iors wal LAI AGEN aiawriah s.. n ne 1?) renting oc? aT lal at : will make ] store left Tre ARDY! ia ble one beautv : > : 4 miee Ain vt OTS oe tesa dig Ny oe Rees a tage, Saphira highs, ery ” ad R , ser — ior: Hx. if . j ‘ a rme i ; 403 ‘ Willi trade wu ! Art mA | rine Mpualis : Y improv ment BI} 0344 aa) “Os } ~ondi*ior al) gepecP y ; wf \ Tik tiled floor wat Pr service “a. T ! y pr ee axcth } ’ ] and & ap oer haa ude! ie bkOuring 3 INt ‘ 440) ‘ panei ie eGUuBMS oO Pall provements tO sulil || suite of o DUBIN ~7 = = aLTY me o ly occupied | Sha DOUG HE REY E. e. «@. R03 c Ht Wid ) ) MINTON TITLE. G t Nry EB 7 a LG. 7 ower: can be *7} q ‘ »D I OR LiGaH1 aay rote og ’ KINGSHIGHVW AY AND WwW ATERMAN BUILDER will make Special price on | . 3 we a vIn ton age r ging le r double le fe ol - ; : ‘ . An VDE "7 . ail - = ~- : , : : ~ = — } e mi. 201] NJ. Sage se ee ere Rec ae F : ds ” ir ac wel 1iet any . sk OND ao +A FOR ' bungalows; brick GO! 2Naine OOlfax | bas oN tig . nha ’ Ie | ied Sucadn co - le” catia —S, Se , Ln -- ds OTTIEW Ot ; Caeb pee aot : | a Te c arfie . A aTY, ti _ as ~" ear ar ; —— y oO M3 A \ y J a As , ning wl nade s ecg, eh +4 4 : . i se’, aie ’ : i. ¢ _ y P ’ 7 " j . NW rich’ ldg ONE AVE x rH 5 a ‘ on ‘ tore ‘ = ve pes ea . Brica garage, ~F . » - ? . ‘ La , 1 8 flats Nort . : 3h reriena uat he within chiy - 26 . fit Tore’ a f) pine pe. ‘ 7 . e : mT of f fi t v A | )* c 7 we 7 ge a@ ' : > ) } “4 > . * ‘ . f j iti & . ; 4 \ — ” , 4 ’ Vat i a " c : ‘ : ° 7 * eo EER | iN R KE : %. ka, pe K garage * ’ ) “MIL E i. “ o” 4 , eve C*heet nut j 4! : , ‘ » tiger , | - Lape ie] ‘tr 2 } 114 , r ) M14: : ' - i ERY & SU* 3 aue——Aro0d bueines 7 | soa th n ew army m1 es —_ 7 ral Vs mt id SRR en ARIS RR CI RAR AAT ORE seek PS. ' f bonnet ae igbS N TE Sa a oe } Calumet F : , ‘ lin ' aan | Pont.TH eit r mention whic iter st vou a . feet: we furnish powe: heat @nd rie ne | PLA) is , 14 aitl FOrest & He a 2909 U. Unior 4 rvome ard bath c rep ete mu IThac > on . ' rat erases: Ting , ‘ — et ) property —_ yer - am . ~_— ‘ry a « - _ ; me oa . oo > ; I. . ‘ ¥ a ’ : | t% ¥ é 7 vd k ier: stitta bie for wr gyno ee —_ cneap i WYOMING ryan L. EMP. o i NEW Q"Tk RES. tir rr , mm an ufac ‘ tT ra raed . ; ere. een rare . i&ts : y nwnmech’ ~ os “f > Ite eT “ark. fas — is no big overhea on street car and bus } > builders attention lana and spec:-|; FOR EXCHANGE— : | flat, w ruit, | SS ent. hehe . ; ; =. — ~ vem —~ : -W arehouse on W Ite l TION TMIIN 3 ., 614 Chestnut Renan is » ¢"h4d 4 : erner stones rere. j PM: a 3 AY j f , At’ ANY ‘ "m Vitae fur “7x LTan : i£ A "rf i _ ; : a . . ‘ ; > ; r i - | i' VN A an Ais . % ; ys ; . ’ } : y at and ITT » tr ar sy tape (7Te' is i) | a P aul | ‘ 7 ob ur pon € oe } at ry err berth k - 4p ¥] od «| YE ex cobezy . » OTe] t ig +} wi have buyers that will pas epet ‘euch , m ae) OO for bergeins ir rental operty: deserthe Tie eC ded - . VM ‘ sr'm,eT ” KF lo S418A Hartfor anatr . a¢ Lory . ‘ '. ~ : ~ & 4 ’ t? * 1% . m pio pe ~ ook nonine Wii pul ee rai Oo Broadway and Monroe; 20.000 square rt ‘all O64, FEINBERG & JONES on oni : pane: ined, heavy bolier_ piat ayment on puns ” 2 la tyt 3 mi ; , - * only for free dieting blianx. =f = owning your own p.adbi Southweet cor re and 3 f 4510-14 Pare b arree Ww ‘ore ir rofit Ra ish % vale . . CG 7 ‘ ' : i - ns ii ‘ 4 it Are Boo. iaTErt new =* oTe Aal at , . of mt >> mS tide ’ | FRR gg ep a PAPIN & T NTRUP. 826 Chestnut st.) ; clean ell built and dest rat very good business district and ‘vhere Temas rari ; Riverside hapee. Det i8 E. 18th . . , ; 4 , ‘ , ri fai : - 3 ' ; a 4 ws: rent is very reasonabie: iood at ties Ceti rea na > «hares first -ciass ey ae tik. al ag. a j i>] iaways, ont ae i Sstablished 1473 oy , ‘ lcation: . eer +t fier aay vartmmetiis Hox A-102. Post-Dis. ; TIPs TY = * . ° = , hoacorer:n tf "RS x Jot col taint ii es : Lermm ang ws _ a : ~ —~— ne , 7. . ' : # > Vv E E _— : 3 - ty e : m : : Now AV AIL ABLI its - 2 ANG ite ee ; a , = P will s e oe. nerete base a se » Peon vat , age eS ieee 4g BARTH BUILDIN ~ cord Lise Paul B . Horencast ty rr Pont “4 1D) 1 “ick s Tonis 1 ae v. Red > bl. | 4222 Grew Ace O¢ aa! MOPRIS 3535 Olive. rear , : . Warr) 2 § od rs . & , is: nm Dad a is i i , / eireets | —LARG ORNE 1119 Chemical Bide a=04.9% D ne) company ‘TAK i and easily | family brick fiat. Sos et price DER | Radics ANS — SE ee ge ’ e reasonal , rat fully. J. Wo KERR KR. OO. 107 §. Oth, o - ; . . . im — — a — ~ ees ig 4 rhea ' ™% 7, | ‘ } ‘ ~~ + , e - . = . ms “ . . aol ate ‘} : re ; iif — i of @ & ‘3 © Pa . ' y - gat ‘* '} ae*t re [mi j ‘ [ Let) *% i} ‘ 4 mass ; i oe i oe : at = 24 tk i " - NTAin G6HF ; RETAI _ Ait nated ' ~uit ab ‘or adaptabie t: her purposes oe nem ' ‘wis Oe lal antee C B ssaiiel — mi _ yOPU! a! LnurovUugi.ate a@ Pike Oni . wright ; (As — vyom = iMwAT nave ‘ ft: a if Tei ete ee 1000 F bE E T ) atts Lt i—_ . vores areal oe cons VALTER ES &. &.3 an “ex! vs rel tal ela 77h 7 (e377) | FO iIANGE Near St. 1 is COUDLY | 2 ; fiat Dulwmaow *. bas 'ments or bUsiness ; tory well 1010 Olive. MAin 5056.) ALRERTINE $B0A-——o 8 raem one — ee ae ‘ "AL i Ww RITE OR TELEPHONE satus sith is Umea | et ee -mre farm, eouth of Gravoie ré, | WOULD like ~~ See aes ) We let of cash buyers. us ol “ cit et oS } jectri nes 45 | CO... — mee a UN 1ON- SASOP at BT ¢ nae PACIFIC S , la (wo. for single fiat KX N-lwY Pl = Piers OF Cy Broneny J . Acie H7 NR H AF - NER REALTY €® rey ie. TEMOMEEERS Comer Fiorieity large | JOST-MILLER RE COL 105 h st.| ““CSpoRTUNITY KNOCKS AT YOUR 5325 East Orest 1370" ( BOOK OF HOMES SOR EXCHANGE—Bave 4 and 5 "room | GOLENT. 4354 Laclede. __. sp Bastce. Forest Taig Sb0e, ee VEU a “Pepa oT 1D LILLIAN southe: Or | DOOR BUT ONCE Rig : fri nas | : flat, near ‘and and 3 “Oo0) FARM- ear, close in ent iu IL. pay oash for 1 oe and 7 va se \ ’ “sal on “ wecond. finns esuitat) for cad a ‘ } Girectiy across ] oct { rs’ ices ( T i ice S 1 exhibition of — 100 del , od ip te 4 » wll it Weet Bnd sOX eCurmnMne iInerechan tise AB DUS nee ‘at j ‘ ee i Re bomeee BALDWIN, TAR hy bu T ST. cs large : ‘etor —~ . ‘ight’ Pace uf fact ring of dan hall 37 _ siege menage 9 ilar theater long lease , Moder $25 to KHO 346 N. Boyle.(c) dying ; More saan “168 Post 1) spate MINTON. TITLE. GUAHRANTY SLIM. : os “ e: go o- i cr TM N a: STR ODT- from mew missiGs . ee ’ iad pee Ge _ Yn ; Otos ang iio riarns. n ex . . . : ° * AR : Cie . ” —_ ae fen Sttion; B & Arfield 7125 (oR3 ) STR vr . AN 4 : 1 lit } cone m to the right parties. |" ( 1) fer onls be OR EXCHA NGE—P sekare reigt $20 oy oh - ea cose i want i WitlL wey : or evlored— “oroperty. Lit) : ~ >. . . Hye ; fi ii PTA; COT : : » vou on i? m : , : . . ;. Ai sain 4 i mm floor abov®- “li ites. —Coorner N. 14th ° MA. __£. CO. 3607. N. Broadway | oe, mc ; th ner on.the premises REN T RE D E | PACU Ic RE. ADY OUT HOMES. Diesen mG Soci agg “sto os 7 ons NTT ft m™ a Seon “” Ain 2409 216. 723 : | | “a: HLAND. 5201—Corner store; new build: | Deal frre ETE R. 4546 Gravoie av. (cz —this spiendid location and brand-new = = hept. A 1336 S$. Hill st y Nttle: pri ow hat bh MINTON. 226 “TITLE GUARA nut rao NN. REAL TT, 0. ot. ) ». vitable for drug store. ah: irv ae LJ QO } ; psi ; te 2 nished. os . ' ' ‘Los Angeles. y “al nae 4 . 7 : tch. cj s1e0o0 F inet DEED OF TRI*-T. THERE? WOUL! ’ to ourc hase city investment ND ‘ .} i est nut eode or hardware: upstairs fiat a's 4a | i: ae fa 7% REN I KRE }: rR , a, _8t nmmevcmnet . >, 'UANGE re . : Fyler ' new 6 VRFEA PER CENT: WANT Fi. AT , , hm te bh te pet Mn Ml NIN A ' m € stor *. : | ‘|! ONE MONTH RE. 1S Oe iJ 9 SXCHA} new 6 rv: b an good Bres- A ano, RLoOTre is vey reaeona ble rerit . cP ae $5, IE MON TH : és )K TR: Q ert} at : rooms and garage a'i mod BL Soy pe ORK VACAN ‘Ty. , . _ “« Port Lie ch ~ and? ~ FoR “DR GOODS, TALTY CO.. 6149 Natural Brid -Ab- Flat at 5218A Gravois; good location: 7 R | 4 “will trade for vacant, morigages of BLUMFENFELD KEALTY CO. Pir: eg ee ae —,; A : Met Aw? one a . AN. R204. fs Bie re steam heat Ca!l Riverside ji 2RK0. (co) ’ 1) Pari on Shawmut: will gtve Vv AC A NT TO IMPR¢ Iv E as . sainess “prox * Pty Marria MAin 1045 210 TITLF Gt AK, BLin.. MAIN 1600 ~*~? ee Prem + ¢ Rowe mae nly Box 4-1 ly “t restnu IE SK SPACE—On N T’nion rood loca: | arn, IB Ness J A. , i u - - si : FLAT OR INVRETMENT “s*.. ‘A™M BLY ron ANY TPR he ng) FLORISSANT ED... 751 eee ea peat. Call Ris AaaeS BITS se , ir .. | piekwar T. 26944 Cherokee. PRos. 3811. RTY: WILL ASSUME OF REAL, ESTATE: CONDITION NO —- New stores, vamesite Los nce a au : ior any tr redmne + SLC ai (of) 12K ia Jandy ; , : Tu ] WS ~ } e vat R ( ra Fm eel a gg ey seer nt Si. ELD RFALTY OMJECT. EARNEST MONEY AT O = store. | vision; splendid lecation for drugsist, | erside 1°80) . Phone MAS 4 ‘ se seg ‘ 2 NS ee ae dees ten. TITLY, GUAK. BLDG. ! BLIMPNFELD REALTY €O MALS pr oe veo seed _ herdwere, beauty parlor. ete. xX | ‘ Ww STK PR ES r o>} rHOFF. R Ct LACLEDE 3841. 2600 SOUTH GRAND . _— Soesonggaag ie oof va will ces ioe hich- 3-FAMILY BUILDING fe xha nes - 219 TITLE “tA. BLAM,. in 4 ‘ are wi wider hi : gen Chee Te Lil ee s =o 3013-14—Siores In cood A G. BLANKE R. FE. CO.. 711 Chestnut ime t ; Se 82° busin og. . — aa | eee * a . — a’ ¥ an Amen rue rt “hat sale ome $°5S0 mont! b , * ‘cpt’ . ‘ LEN @ UIL DING | OW? iiteerrce Rent reduced. | GisiiaLDINE. 3316—Stor suitubie for e : ; 4h? ' “NE Ww v EL LS TON STORES r dimkin cr A hout ’ Arfield R44E i eta neve tor auick sule. easy term opiy 22°F A” ulece _~ pan WANT TO SELL apg a5 , t! = — Lape viidineg tailn: ha rher r shoemaker Good business ieca thon; a Swe» , ‘ z — fireproof Lo wee : , : - aoa s? | ‘ . , ruer — ad was — 7 ~—— ke © o- een FEIN? ER G & J INES. Realtors $100 to S150, including heat a ate sO a aa a Dp" ted’ re so FOR ‘HANGE -—- Subdivision: Sich . LOW : aa desecriplion. price and termes. We will y : +f aT " . ban S : it + ‘ 7 “ . ; " : . “ a rie } _ 2) ; * 7 ei) ; ob 4 Palas *C) ; e. . Y od . od onan a - ‘ - ‘ ’ on * j = * ALA? : — 4 A ' ; er . " ay ation to fice : oe — Larg nave a Forest &7 Ro O00 *; vion *4 S Grand : Apartment optiona FASTON-TAY AR TRI ST CO B nildin Yr / | Meramec Rive wilies from ne ae : : é : “Ter Bt a report t yours Absolutelr bo ’ “ y -_ : : ; Ive! "OF . — - - ope DP gage * wath road il tr for city in- is “ee ibiigation uniess we sell HM. Bog A-Z3i, REALTY. © — ag yb de . —— a naeeey bi iit tl gay _— ve ait a rR i Bl ‘J LD] N ‘y _ yior and Easton. - ‘ ; des aac G : : vestment or De rty ee : |) ‘| “ a ” Goes ne me. Poet Ihepatch : ‘ 5 * ">? 4 ‘ _ } , . 4 r) i ; [he ; ; . o ee 3 . - : . Bice & st if 0" (Oxia: tenal can | Sarah a! Hodiam ont ira 8 rit $65 hana ai rend é. ‘ moive re” ; my any king of M4 i arate re al ee if . : NaN uti soturing b: 1 Nese ae a ™ > ert mm , > 4 ™ . he mere : ee a’ 3 mf . ‘a’ ; 65,08 J and | = ; alte egit lis requirements AD] . | per mont Insurance, Notary Public oatese: | nt emali rewi-} © (c) | tate bargains from $100 to $10,000 7030 Oakland: | NATURA BRIDGE. 5200—-Corner of Ger pier ne HERITZ. 1822. Franklin C) MARTIN & BREITT. 1119 Coemical Bide , . sel as | eines A i “ ~ ives flais ae inienti« ferts oe _ ty mand 40x80 ald@ine naomi a ore Ges'tra ble ‘rr Ti" i,t? RIV PK L & a Tt ib AS a ah Fe \ el Ps : ’ ‘ 7 f a ‘ ba } ' Ye ne ie sanss —— — > % 4 ‘ | d tie . sae 4 * M 7248 if. . air “ é liom oF . jeets at Ili re Feet , . ~Store and 2 “tof busine Tara cee in rear: readona ': le SOUTH SIDE STORES ' ONE MON pyc & Ss RENT FR EE BART H X ( ( 8 IN C. | UB ~ 1b Eee - nroperty ‘Bo cet names , WL, 1ee A “Wisk il * al Or ew rent. Gartieia’ 123 rent. BT 3H HURNS MAIr 412" {08s Print =710 ot suitable for any 1005 N Vandeventer at West Belle: | Br ‘Ider Realtors ! | al = 3 of trade for farm or _ ¥ < , ai Vere ; sr iain. © vier # Pn OFFICES —Good _ loration ao k from | bus Anes run od inducements. fine store: heat furnished: good for shoe u 8 | oy. See eee ee a oth: Repair abov and want doubie | RENCE ERER, 3227 . bens : . apr se . 4 4236 ~~ = aoe eae ; and dentist northwest: ‘one re : . SE _ : . ‘< _* | store. delicatessen confectionery. Ser at 4299 G ie . LAelede — j — WHM Moving bust ness owe iti « lat ' at PFER AC KER “REALTY Rs GaAr Ww OKAERS. inc) ejectric | oe 4 ar “y bust; neon ~orner 2 achools: thickly settled: Bal bu! ding: CHRIST IAN BRINKOP R. E. CO. once: owner wanie good ten et aoe ravol ~ busin <9 Fe Bogs oven “oe tieid BR06 Oo pounds ss a ty modern; rent verr ei . ; ¥ cud) singe. . Prete . . . Realtors, Garfield 6906 51 do ai. Louis, southwest corner. Laclede 3040-41. 3621 5. “Grand. WOLF POLLOOK, 1 1 N. Sth. MAin 1858. *) '" . « BREITT, 1119 Che e

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eR eT. LOUIS ™ POST-DISPATCH ————— CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALECITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE CITY ITY REAL REAL EST’TE FOR SALE CITY REAL oe Northwest Northwest e * _—_ = | [oT—ioo FY. ONW SSHINGTON SL... SE — sat — "a x," EAST OF GBAND f °°. 7 Ti * 7s | (Goodfellow North of Natural Bridge) } | esid ale Today. ~ W nd Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale ——s we 2000 REAL ESTATE For : For Sale, E xchonee, ae mast plant. Salesmen on the cround and also at our “wai KORTE. 110 N. 8TH 3 258-59. _ | 3 ravois | a tee office, Union and Natural Bridge. s\rthur B. Kelley VAGUE, go _ orice ee. orici.. charge b ST.LOUIS 0 4 rooms. >reom bucgaew, Seo B2EO Bivo. ° he niess wow are "pre $1500 per foot. ad i von Goren _— ne ae — gy nas Ne: Re. -%- _ — TR Too INS TRUS The Subdivision of Wonderful Possibilities it | ges Ser To those who have made money in Hedgleigh Park. UBUR FOR SALE Son oes Tc those who have made money in Northampton. A i sedate tmaches To those who regret they have not made money IN| SS o se eos fame eee | | as Hedgleigh Park or Northampton * es Es dl = Searnitc ark wowes corset ff 3 Bock iti fms MALIIITII IAL TIIAETISTIST IIRL eee Fo ~o 2 GAS. routag~ | ! salt. pind SS . § rooms, HARVEY ‘BRUM. REAL TORS. oa3 & b a ‘HIGH TASS ‘ ee Ri = BDI ion 2990. | ™ * iversice FOre st 19 20 FINEST SUBUFASB ANG MERAMEC f2ivetn — . a> AG Le —S FOREST HILLS P, On the North and South Road, midway | and Manchester Roads. All improvements completed. Water, gas, electricity, sewers, streets, tate and transportation. Slavton. Mo t ' ae 7 \ , 1} 4 ¥ ;3% “ ~ f r : ; ; - : ’ ° " “ 7 mand test ee Ay pill. Ss ie. we ee e oe Pesan) > BS Start Now—Long Terms—Be Independent » +3 ra “ea 5 Fa! pat yy neg ' ve $300 cash. balance on terms. th wonderful . Buniders, and are to start this Fall oe ee ee i 7 a. | oe LEAL TY SULWING CO n to be apprectated. Price $27.- on S600 000 w ~elatgi apty neeeeg A II, gu Ses) tty L a ap eee Os re Le. eee F : re ean, 4. s rates schriec® mt 34 ; ‘. 7 Kb gy ais rae k “ 4 oJ ~ = in » = Ly Ae = 7 *} : ; . 4 : | ? ‘ =P S' mm ’ . / 4 ~ * . . fi _ Ham} ‘ pi ee = “ Lime Ze rk : : t - {?'ur prices Vili astoun you yet a ee w ia a ard t 60x! 3 entwood - es —_ +3 , me eosin to nae as Lesa oak in eam exzciust ung : Si ee Sees Hen ee ; aan ey WeMas SHIT & BK SOT. BRA » hartweed floom iTReT al .56—New &-rno0m gti —— “rent r= 2 f - . en « beter 2661W, fe) Want to See Kirkwood _phone as. we will gladly drive rou in at ae . ’ = Ciayton [10880 cars to avaiadiec Drm per ties _without m otha : | _ _ Ow ~ pene | an aa | a ———t | CSOTTAGE—3 roe om siz asian dies ~- ty a LarTs—Wrdewn F —_ a obligation. Phome Kirkwoud 115 | a > be aoprecinents - % + : " “ - i] a + . — = a ot ‘ - ¥ > | tim & " ‘ i. ‘a *. a he ee REAL ES'TE—WTD. TO BUY mt REAL “slides — SALE Le pane: gee in strect: 100 fect ‘ryat on | FERRED PAT , 2 CENT | EA —— a very destrab.e 7 ae & Tales. SOR. REALTOR HAMBERLAIN.OWT INGS, ; 13% Kirkwood Trost Bidg. es ae Wanted ‘made in —s : on | A REAL INVESTMENT sagem n Kirkwood | ‘-wn T.imear of weet Salt Sinck & e —ais LARA OOPS feel = * lt —_ —— — DIRECT FROM OWNER Modern Li-recm etmecce sesidence shea ; 2 ~ounty "water ' “7° geo ae whe 2 “lub en Walinea Terrace | R-We ler eRe =A BoME VERS sTY €o3e + ary —_— ving room and Gein art” oor, brand-new; spam RS le _ SF. Lasodh — ss : $+ i hernkee PRos. * yg em “ ~ . nn — a + iim ispec ; © ete Boe gl aR” sige = ™, © ~ _ a cee aan _— stan nal near school. verythin modern ¥ Beautiful Dutch Colonial! Home on Clayton Road - ng OA as © ey Aye tata 1 any oP RE ee ~ South west Hilis 5 reeoms jot doxt20- >rick and stone: mod- sf Kirkwood. 50x See ae Pt ORAM gps oe lig 3 AL HS RLTY " » ee CO., Lindel! schools and $0o° 3 47th. LESPtE, z “4 Har. wa. a —Tn HILLS PAKK . > rT DETERING, ~~, irawois., > PRespect LAOS Vitice epem te m. * Monday evenings a AN’ ba _ OPrusTre “ITY OMTAN MON — versi ity LOTS of North asd Stanford arenue, ‘2 of Delmar ie CAMBRIDGE. 2535- RAGE = ‘SHEE ete Be ss EV a and Aah? res ' REALTY COMPS Ker aS LOT—#-‘eot Sungale of Maplewoed. $75 oer feet: adjeine 4 Marten -t. eT SS. Oth. i. W_ KERR R. COL HEKE'S A BUY 4 ah Rae eee al Shi te Se . lente FERG TSON. “0. Se we - > 3 moder a = $* CRAF s ‘CASE, “ FERG eee, = 4 SINGLE or double Mat wanted, im South I “t. Lowuls. Price srust be right and sine | a So Ce ee ter tees, Rex 4-0 FYERMANN.TRENTROP REALTS +," orn. ’ , ew : ~=— * n er GArtietd RENT } Mr Nee EDW. L. KUHS RLTY. co SN one, LR a aa! nape a npg : Lome Out Tod n Altheimer € ; Realty Co... Ag * Ph | ABE. Teh ‘end 4 es _GArfield S781 COifa:s IW8tie aah of SNR — 58 * ys See 3 ote end om 2. ey “Ee BR “DT REAL Poe wate FARK oNA ACREAGE TRACTS SEZ FERGUSON REALTY CO. _FERGTSON. Oo. Kenwood Springs FOR “THE YOUNG COCPLE =o tupiex bungadew 3 ‘amtwor’ fleers Residences Wanted Wi. ree north: tae Lary ENA TEIN Sis ltwe sOMF W ar UM PETIMENS ="; Bite " sont: etme SAS, Le fs wt. ‘ st be one BEN F BAG +3 Seirs > anaeee amet saci ~* Reavers. S23 Chesteuat ot Paring temants are quickl> feaund tereagt Peat.Dispatch wants Phene vegr wart ad er teave ft with rear pearecet dregs ‘et. =. fer offers.

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Me Og Nm eS gUNDAT i Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale Today. a PosT-DISPAT “A svanenin 34, 19%, 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, “> SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE; SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | BUNGALOWS anc COTTAGES | SUNGALOWS and COTTAGES |BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES ae and COTTAGES —— . Richmond Heights awe — | Severn, ee Eee | For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale wpe (Vinita Park)—New nen i gear: cheep: terms. Hilane) ante dunsslow, tile bath hardwood 402 TUXEDO cory North = PSSST PAST PSTOSELESS POTEH CHE Testes ce rege ~ imu 4: = RBCS UCS eek A fine six-room residence; | j army OLD—owN ee BLY. RIC jCHMOND HEIGHTs. ov «4 € et ‘vs > £ rs > 53 oye rhe Ww noi ow hot waaay heat. “i aa ne Sy j i 2 BLOC ocky Tain Saeki “if ae ARLINGTON iH Saat 302200: | A rage) ian” oni 7 State bank of hardwood floors: Car garage; | | 4006-12 N. Ninth; ne OwaY . » « "= es ens anc tes y - la F. is A oe > ©e ; ? - a H tt ~ eee @et Fy fn ? 7? *i ie field 0378. | BU ‘NGALOWS—THEEE. Sabading 1 THRO. n apren ee ee bley-Wilso : id on cany iota Op ty for | : : 59. eatin AS, ——— | . 66 h6Treome: rename : $250 APPEL, Realtor, 722 Chestnut, | H remp e} son ) fasy terme pen every | ee | CLARA. 5-room orick. 7 ae €. aot FLDRIRANT 5 or 6 room home. away from I, 1 BARG AIN tore = A. STEIN ‘10: ing prices and or 46 W. Lockwood, Webster. | = S-ROOM COTTAGE BARGAIN bat PR p & 0 a hondio ; - RD. and emoke of the city and conver REA we a TNX Av. Oo Pare. oe eee , Real Estate & Loans Co. ; 235W Farlin av.: d-room brick hot. | : UUY casa os PASADE A PARK etreet cars. busses. churthes. oubiic Eng: is! ype 2 Proc i Sorry ! — i}: + Pretty etucs 5 and sunroom bungalow; ~ brick ie bath. hot-| Terms; tot 90X16; new E ' brick | 23 3 She TW ood Dri ve ! WEbsier 308. ‘ler heat; garage, price $9000; ow: EDW. :*y KUHS KLTY. €0., Lindell 7800 | of] burner: tile , floors aud walls in beth: parochia! schools. Come out to 7600 waat “lot 400x140. bungalow: ; : ] ‘ies | trees: MA 8R14 ! ead f] als attic, Lay bat yy. oa ree hard- W E IST E R GROVES Worth While Places. 5 ONC A NON. Realt or. 700 Wainwright f LA ON. ! ; 41 > ro: ms. beh 3 — ‘ = ImPprovemeine.: Inspect and make ’ o, J mn OOrs: garage; owner 1} D> rity i , = EE puna oe ee tid kedern: 2 re 7500. i> ou yperty on orest «av. T CO O s Uu S oy eeCAWLEY_ AD 1 7 E Jt IHN_ § _BLA K a & EB RO. B15 5 ‘Chestnut 4 j S 4 New /-room Calonial: of] 2 | - ine SA NEW T =—— iv BS) ? : ¥ 1s: | AT H. “283 4 he ierand. | Jos. 7. Dickmann. 32125 &. Grand. LAe. 067 + ie lear ‘eer’ silane: make ¢ a 9320 BELL PKICE REDUCED TO $7500 IY EK JME! aed, beautiful 500, mn, i ) ’ BRICK cor og AGE » ites a] TON, 64 rooms, tile bath. hard- | OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL ough inspection of these homes. which hare : a . cottage § arog FP = : O44 Liberty avV.; J-room reside ® hard- LinfZ lig} on a terrace at the en- | | feet Ceep ; $i. >of TAB. _—— ’ Gionas aati ies sag ese ae ors. furnace, * Be be etrip ; (,o0dfeLlow : 4-room brick. beth ever wanted converience. bot-weter heat trans ormed sg ¢ rith firep) “- ; ; Woe j flo Te. #e@arn heat lot 775x205 ‘ ¢ aLite i) her wt Drive a lat ree. ? ° 44? PASADEN A AY. ote: - tile ba ; we easy ‘terms —_ ‘ . . wot - ~-CAr ‘ , all Reve proven ents i. . - He . f urnace: price reduced: owner wil! side @rive re ar4 they are pri d . 90 -— ak fas zc: ends We ~ Car gal ; QWwer leaving citr. muat gyi | BOUs 1 1 irs ioor, a sple ndid er- New @-room; hollow tile } : i 3193 iia aes | fen | +0 Sirect Cars and bus line S LOCK. e vf & SON ” ’ x, nee Kail. reac} = livit room wi th fire ° t wood floors throughout ; : eons P 3 3 FRA ME. r ‘OTT AGES s Sam — ; KU HS RI AY. ‘ 0. i Indeti ae ge ; RARL-BRE “4 “ ¥ we tm Sn . KNICK wrrER We nw 4nf : fei ap 92 “oR ? , 4 » 28. | ¥ oe : acs ane das Pe “ - a es ~ aes —- | ae ri fax CO N. Grend. OC fax 342: | @ : y the best of condition >, “~ | slave. breakfast r a a mene, Sit oer sarees Bulwe: : * ot. (OOK 26; | “Cues Workdmeninis anauee’ te aeee 60 | WORKINGS A. ~S REAL "BARGAIN. ———F—————EEE— = | a l Ss ' A: . ‘ - Si P-; ark Home Bargain ay 2 bak gets oon 1m Po . azzo j A ors: ee a ; owner moving ve price a ~ $8000. m.. a - 3 ri iz i a “4 ‘ me i Soa00° eas : ; / Modern stuceo b arnt iow: i saa , 7 : ° ied ready to mor OY. ” WEBSTE K 149. (ce) | spa tt Aes : jel. oms hb es i oy ie . here | Kansas Cit) ere repens EY — AN N- -FREN TROP Reenety vy WY: G8... i teen: att nee fo fo athe." Siemeie \ gos | / hard iweod floors. furnace. beautiful i °4559 RUSKIN s hae : at S. m de ern oe | hy +4 - %s 2° OS >. 18) " " * nai a om weiss vo 4 | a : =" : I i | ipl ANT AY. a . > (rar i Te rs hue 4069 = in : - —_s Aadchi tks lee + Get Lure & «7 " > » 7 : ; : _Northwest Northwest Northwest —4-reom frame | sean MATT BRICK BENGALOW | -? ie ~10- mrust eal: price $3500 4839 “ Ronee : & rooms, tile today: oak If You Are Looking for a Com- M1 KA DO KR. E. CO... 5048 ——.~ floors, furnac arage: © Vv ent (" At a “2 c62) KORTE. TE, 110 sare ath Rain 435 fortable and Con eni | ' + A ERIS Ce owe De: re PMI CORN. ot ee Cae ee oo rey 9 n = . ey ree — pannanesirash acetate ? —— — Ne AEN REE: mY RENE BANE A SI el I iy AIEEE ANE NI A = Me A me eR RINE RI ly Gaertn — NAIR ON «sR NCU No ym RB IT Rt ES — AE RR me ER. BAER mI “ © * * Lap Oe - ’ re « fe _- enn toe " oa : “ a Or also G-room frame house “A . % | bardw ood fi ors ~“y lime vege si ¢ i - ain cae re hea. | A new 6-room brick, with 1 rd. 100K as a 39 HE L EN AV. 7 STF eR Te | Lot 452140. with many fruit trees. - 1 y * ae Mane —— 100x179 aa - F tastiest ° ra ™ " . : ’ ve 7 p { } Bas ’ ni / }! wood floors: hot-water ‘ ape ] rm 4 fram i€ bn nga OW - e« - _ Kaa fe "; 7 : a Cr —_ ats col ' ;- . location in near future. - : ee ; . lo¢, macad- | BEN AL THE IME R & BR ) RE, ae: ee ees aa a ra shower, ping | | baths: $13,750. ! ; ae es dern 75x1 28: farage, erape nF a, 3--.-a wa _— PS. greatly reduced for immediate sale: FOCR ROOMS. TILE BATH. = eter. gas and electric in- - — -" ALTY | Se i poren 5 eae pi ee ; rvOr, - chicken house ete. 4. ‘ § S-roer erficsency, | >: ‘ash. balance ike rent. HARDWOOD FLOORS -— & : s 0 foot. rms to suit. Box | Ow NER W I] LS AC R IF iC Kk bia ees bie garage, oak trees and plenty of i} 5641 HOLLYWOOD PL. (3 TE, ST: 5-5! til nef. hardwoo ors, furnace; low |Natural Bridge te Hamilton nce 2 | ‘TAL WEATHER STRIPS AND ' a ispatch. | Shrubbers 6-room brick bungalow. : fy | Price: easy tern “sbany 12 {0623 | |biocks south to 5901-02 Elmbank | av. | ED: MUST BE SEEN TO N y omes ; yi9e,_ Doe 7: THESE NEW BUNGALOWS | —WHFORD _P. s0Y. WEbster 149. __ | 502 HOLLYWOOD PL. i 6986 ASTRA AY DAVISON, 5303--6-room frame; make of: | Salesman on premises from 1 to 4. Sun- PRECTA TEDL LIBERAL m : ‘ fo o >. ; “ r ¢ ryry h Ot- ater } ~@ { ; j +? bs tr,/iawy re - — .. oe ad : or sef - P bd a st. Charles _ SPRING AV. AT HOME STATION | — : 150 8. GOKE jj New eee x ae oe Bt ia eee bite “tate a f- ‘room nity hell a’ LU. PORSCHEN REAL ESTATE Co. TERMS. OPEN ALL Dat. : . — ‘ ‘ ( OF LR iL ARF: CAR L INE. ey tS ¢ he , ; a very * omfortable 6 ro me make offer i stand } oréae cA tt by of 3 } f) bs Ooms Bric s iD par- | Fie | _ CASH IN ON ONE OF aR r : RK 2; aay ter ‘ | mod ra 10-$ See—t | lor, hot-water heat tile bath, &TUCCO BUNGALOW | fee INGER. 2808 N. Gran it: furnace heat: laundry trays, double | ( /AINS—WIL North St. Louis Trust Co. ; beauty along | ae NI E 2 Chestnut _et.| "SMALL DEPOSIT--FASY, PAYMENTS | > ge FE ose or er ee ee ARTWIG-DISCHINGER. 2808 N. Grand.| oot ae enki FOLLOWING BAKGAINS—WILL i . ara wood 1o0 Ownst: « Weat Jack 3 rd. 7 or ; Beats *?'n" 4 y : N } 7 cuinw, 3 rooms, | COME OUT TODAY AND SEE OWNER pear garege: let. 45a08. in| aie pales. Gecping parc. hart | NEW NORTE-POINT BUNGALOW 4971 DAVISON—Dandy 4-room and sitie:| "EY, *Q0K Mar Aa yg Pe et eer 8: = 4 : a elec jc; almost new, facing high- | MOKRIS AACH E. ©)... 826 CHESTNUT a SO nti Rly Sapte VE ing | wood floors, hot-water heat: 1 00- BuS4 wg foaled; stem aps — oom . moderu; near school, church; car and bus ; - hardwood floors, tile bath, 3-car; to Osage alls bait ~ A240) ie a ener hie agate Sada Sees SISSPiNE | er ae A es eesti ” on US ae ‘tile bal ae U OF ; , toe ac line: street made: terms. Kamp 105 N.i, $6700: terms. , | | ; Cabany i a | orches and large sereened front porch; | foot lot. Owner moved to Florida. tiona - r ot - Webster Groves ru : 132 WEST J4CKSON RD. | inte af trece.s : | OHMEYER KEALTY ‘©. COLFAX Sane. | gre ree ee 342-44 Laura; 1 biock north of Bush- | |f=— s t! n . _ a en a ee " ~ : { = , i 2 | ™ : © haa ig t t. : = 7 a — = : : MOVED TO NEW YORK : .NEVIE baba) moder. 4-ro0m | ion ~ _ ) AR RL te ORR A NR a A NONI non Oe a SRN man mee = AA mB trey Ao A me pempene >} ot i= > fm 12 eeu A, nth vteionide | ; dole ia a 5h : ~ = Re Oy ye: =a = Sal he = | | eae Gas ov, ee ee | 5 pecans i een — pansy dl dou- b mere | " ti] : has GW ue 1 fo ore. a r- ROOD Wren; matt brick-~7 large roome 9 TOOTUS, tides mise sated’ Snail lo 4 Same Cerna: | ae aid ; foot jot. ake offer. Mri uediate possession: J 2); C887 | bne biock fram c in weag + ace; side drive: double ga e; just the owner anx- | ope | day Sunday: price $1500: easy | £ Ne Li [SH He IU SE NEW € OLONIAL ! 6, open tor inspec fi + frase car : ‘ehO) | {- mee for @ large family. “Tt is yours for | /}) . | a i ae or GB Sik ; yi eharming new residence in an | ) 2°9 Baker a’ C.-VYOsSS #H EAL TY FOrert _ 431! : ne pe anager ae — ae $10,000. Wheaton; 4 g. brick, price re-| piTNGa S-reom m: ‘is rick: al anit Bag rns ee ge: 2 room, sun- | | neem —-|)}GENEVIEVE, $065-—3-room frame cot- ork ww bri tre rge | 4 i . ° a a ti : “5 1 ryt ‘cr . aa a’ , A « , Pm \ i 5 . 4% ig fj W mn: + tt CK - a ieee 2 jed er. ; } parior., tlie bath. hardw. ood floors i a ; floret als « 4 bi ; a “aes bath, £arace : evrert and aller made: } rooms al “gg gO ga —— ' w $4500. « } iy mo tpen U4 , iW . : LiGigi Rh. Corns . a cn — = Se et i ° throughout; Johns- Mansvilie ae } ' . , i ger, Meee , ay Fr) >rias ee | bare -— a side drive: beautlf ul | well-bilt bungalow; Burton. S-room bun ee : - dern hiock fro! st PeE are an - Bi vin room ith uy | bestos roof, etee) girders: low | t+ BU VEAL aku Ul sOSasi.. a 270m) w A ngage BOU Bae, , Realtors | $9000. ae , ‘ on hee @ Lee [ ei Bh ey sidiimee ae ae 4 Yn Raicaoas nt mH} oT) a art T “ee ss 9 i ‘ -? te } (jr 4 ac nee » " . . " queued Soe frame cottage; mod-| #"2. térms very reasonable; owner anc | lois Saemen tied ainsi — a Hy _NORTH SIDE COTTAGES eee Wa ee ee | JPEN SUNDAY FOR INSPECTION. @ rooms, +4 rulid } ,Oorenct Epvster lyooW. piace ; 4arum, nen _- a NES + ae eae WAL 50 14- nny corner a RM. 809 Chestnut. GArtfield 04 $2 ver che ap. perce cs a ve 3 ‘ : = ois Sate ® ' 1) be r% TT) wri ' Aaiedilies ' beans ee oh : RR sie wae . a ‘ , ae . y Ar Be . oF , eputiful single at o and 5 rooms; ‘ — ‘ ¢ Tr "ie ’ . a 7% ‘ : ey : ™ r FIT " aT\¢ 4 sit? ’ * | » —s ’ ‘ "2 ‘ . \ , i LN s ’ ¢ ea . | y Di | . "B12 | 8. Grand. LAc.06%9 So.™ ‘ies me oP oo cated eth, meee cue ae | 8937 *) ee BER G & JONES enon. zOm screened-in sleeping porch: double garage: Wellston win Tiaeteel, emcdions Se ache rt 300. me | cv 1 ne ee : On| copper gutierings and screens. Inspect: | Owner Moving Out of , weal a. oa yeaa a . - ™ ee ae | ! terms University “ag! Tis Sees &. duplicaied 4 he price offered. O19 | ev lee 740. B tre lace. Copen pe (‘Fy J 4 THAM. 6417—Bungalow 5-room | +. cA: Se Base ng * 0 _ ' " RT? Mare ' Laytrt a tt A, ORKN v7 LL KR. E. CoO . 1131 B& 7th wn—M ust sel t Once ¥ Fe - | URSB Ww 5 rooms, iva GOUDIC | Eo Hane it = = af “ he) . we... pe Bs c a3 . TRIST CO br ick = & , areal D: $4- 900). Pk FEIN x ey A>, .' m4 ; ; ia po . i , TPNN ER Y =- : mn. bat h. o REASONARLY PRICED Ri NGALOWS ' To + S l a & HI NILS, Realtore. For est 8. 62. yep: “* . rain . , Caney Pe rire. : 4519 BEACON : 3 reoms, bath and t | —s “jew 05120 7) nce u "OO ic aon siiecadaaia eae nion. igs ee pe ’ POMF ROY. BERG R. E. CO. FOrest 7067. ment. fu-nace, garage . : terms. PArKY re" ane oat modert ‘ rere in basement: _—-- —--—- eareouoweeneanaan — a , "63: ies 54 frame: a wke réinios plans a Sonar tame, bath, LABADIE 4545—C ? ' va peice “« on mies shontianien sient ; a 4 - pm is " =e i . —— ie ‘ : 3 . ade ; oe 4 we oe et_ OL age. Pe] oumTng. mod- me +. fu aad d ble 84° he ; Five rooms reception hall, bath, bed, 1 * oma and ne node om” eT aaa a at 170 Ts Ne : Ho ME os sh: $25 month, she abo m be hanced terms ag, “th. Karage. _ ie — Serase hot-water heat, tile roof and garage ood nang wie } , a ate woe Regge ae ; e. af ea ‘ 5 ew omes . $A —g-room brick. at! d | Jo © S350 cash, lance monthly. ‘LEAHY 4‘ 918-—B: “wad ~. oroom effi- | eg * ETCLID: 5 reoms and bath, sa-. , . " hardw convenient ae y.ed » aig . Realtor g oa Siete t kok at aii alia Veron Tier | irnac dogeg lage condition; terms Lin war, UOT: KEHLENRRINCK MUeNCcy ; tile beth furnace hardwood £4000 sport — ae 42 | i "3 Wid ~) . oe : ‘ -_ , sone ; vy ae TT) wos GENEV IEVE: a ‘reoms: end bath, S900 down of clear lot ag down |) ee. Th position I have to offer i ! e riced fre : = Baton SF: | pas : | ine $1000 ae i tile but? hardwood floore: brick fire- | ¢ —— i | . , Ls } . ae . ” — ey iets " 2° : ; ° ee * | Dy Sement. Owner, Box 193. a unusual ahd will mean a big saving \& $9000 to $30 UNI AX D LUCAS RD.—89 | fee a Some body ’s Lucky Day LILBU RN 402 ee 4 roome apd base | p52. “SANET; new ‘4 rooms, bathroom | North St. Louis Trust Co hg a . 6603-2. room frame no re. | ee Man whe ret eiges can arra terms on eii! it | marten tom price 30x A: 414, P.-D ment, frame cottage. tile bath furnaces | und furn o| COLFAX 8227 (7) x q - garage; 10t 30x140; easy term ira S See new 6-room house, anted all at our Webster “office, 46) MOUNT. 6412 (Wells: ou)—Bungalow, 3645 SU LLIV AN garace, wn provemente made. | 6656 JENNINGE RE RD.; 5 rowms, | 4 ie ' 4 " oo A : Le ; ; / & W 1 aye rw 4 5 ‘ ‘ . — : rene 2 Yorgi tt awir ‘ - ST. 6737 a7 «U miversit y ci ty Pn - atory. . ’ aii ov Uae pI vd su - shat a etaiaa —7°o Chestnut “SINGLE NEAB_ WE LL STON! half SL relit motie)s v dandy rooms : ondi- a aun w Pee : — - : . t ba ". , q heal. 1i€ BUNS — riete BEV Lerms DEima: 4 Urs ‘i putes é% oe ew eOT 1 hw tne at were & a ‘ g ie j SOaAwWwIMmMU! pi ; s lion: ms 1} dow pavmert nu ronth) . LF , a Me modeary) "ICR . . ” ' uth Road, midway between + es isice: terms. i a a “Soom | 0r 46 W. Lockwuod, Webst Mock south Meston: 4-3 roome, bath, gab. (pont. = unt cahextiant a's c 7 th. furnace and gerar * $62. : i fy oR WATSON 4) Rv "RKE err tors oe ae * vile capi , ‘ elec tric LuUrh ace, ’ wonderful condition: | gee this snore = paclinechanibe : ae sae ’ " ' : : 7AOW MRS en, 6 yr? mogerTrt . 7 ‘ “ : - floors: sat o x ms be , Ari epe + we Brosyes ne - ; er) Pe ory ‘made; home ie it ARSHALL. &52—Ne' oom bungalo . eso baer racials eal sty a SUNGALOWS _ _ AGES aie nl ee ee ee |: ee ae | ' — Se Se ‘ 4708 Kossuth av.. 5 roome. tiie bath . 6600 Delmar. PArkview 38 Ps A mania i ty ne block o1 nec: 2 we to ear line § ee ee ee re ne Fo r Sa Sey . » aoe. Boe mitt “all ley 17 THRE before 10 sect jnstanianeous cat Ww ae. a t | hor r Will ren! : ————————— — | tions ‘@ f r a tiet At NG LAL — For Bele or om ‘best bun- KN ick MF Y 4 EE Er ae 3 i _ ROOSEVELT. Dh : 56 —Handsome 5-reem ear garage N one-ca" garace nt o pepsin ; ~ | PAPI GINS , Se tached 2-car garage. Open for in | "HI ‘le é 41° Fone a wer » | CO. $129 2 rau nd ‘COMax 3: ae bungalow: hot-water heat. ath: brick 8049 Luctile av...new 6 rooms. tile bath. admission eae ‘ ic bargail See owner. _ Loe . anection todar odern. ilian Y 1? +e : 2} Py 2 ¢ | >. | ss . f ripe ter 4 ctrl A . ‘ 77 7 ’ A ? if ie P ’ ’ ‘¢ | Bee his a By peer ye ae Na a al Cane * ol wy rs. mautiiu ares. : : toGey iC atc) ei oe on 3 \ ew Fase cian wie atten .* ww w ENZLICK. 1010 a hert nut. GArfield 14°97 | wae qr A 4958 Union ov. & rooms. teth. re Pt - ; f . sa? “rv be in ey: Li , si err SC : , > , - \ + ‘2 * tae 4 _ et Ss pie I ; : oa mes ~~ ~- me on ; > a ‘ ; ‘ ¢ j ‘ + . a ¥? ~% ‘7 hy uae. Tarare. \KNICKMEYE R FLEER RLTY. 7 Peet copper screen ae tern © het i. 4 ,.. 7 WITH MAP OF sesek si. fair renta rvod street: 4" Q: INE W BU NQ . AL Ow ( {) | AGE ~ eae Vo lyric — low. = le }ception Nail. Wola s ! pr : : ; 1; rr... TT ' . . > : 7. eo ‘ ' } . ul . : ; P or (“At yy 4wWV for | rk _ ie > a } ealty & CO, 3IYe N. Grand. _ OO ag EN, 3155 . . LAciede S008, rchard pe + oe o., WEbs . A Soa a | ee erms. Phone a r te | 8205 NW. Merah, 6 roome, de bath. bal) Peon ry math ice & ae Knv mever-f . . ‘ AS "RRED FROM ‘ IT’ rilis = Poster Groves 5 | a ~ iin bathtub. hardwood floors 1d at i nm $500 . | QWNER _ vm ely: a ome. WV FST Lon KWOOD, 476—ATTRACTIVE setae ; re LA Ser SUnd special bargain. end 33.4x123: wil “ ) Hf) : T AL. ANCE ; JTKE RE a , ay - wis wn h ‘ wate . bas t- : i =~ -RoOOyYs Tie, AND Ti (ti HOM F.. ‘ ; 3 , : + 2 . net / 4 . r 1OITIS and het h. rae tnonrtl Wii ae! Or ibera! rnis. Se ohn ‘ (ery f a 3° 4 ty, / 3120 x, BUYS A VERY PRETTY HO 13 ; eens —-s wurees 7 MOK) 1. 1024 Title Guar. Bide. niaine f ; }OTL ‘ : ae ter and elect jot | pric® contractor on ‘ SI X L A ROOM ges bye Rote ” a 7 nis : Dur! SOP 1] 2 m © termes. Phone Davie CAD te premisen - eae ae RR | hoe — A sits de BRI h - RGE mee: idea: Communics , sree KE BOM 3 a Eh ' neat ' a! ’ ep 13; | _tnforme tio: des WHY PAY RENT ? hardwoo me: $RPSO: make offer . ; "? - lenis ‘ oo at Peet [ a At u Li Mr? A408 d ‘ : , ade ’ ‘ bh Se Te seen Ee 4 4. . n . ~ _~ an & — . 16 . TP .2OT haj} #3; le bathroom. nice es A i a Mi RTS Es TT ras mal _ ; : Pe ; : ‘ . ‘ 9 : cone .? «1 ‘ ryt? a ric Cann DUVSsa a d ’ ‘ roorr mio POMERO BF RG . _* LOrest 106% s. . oy a } f r 3 THaoe : eu ir } 1-Wa ier iif rage ' - , . - ” on ri 77 , ar ae aed = Se ee apatemsiige wonene” % ; ) : i j i : ; 2 a] B 4 . ’ orn , ‘s ‘ YY Fy s . . o 4 . — " . - . , » ‘ 4 ‘ . ; | > ' a ed ’ ‘i . vit ry *, =% . . . . . bi ’ 4 ’ : or \ . 7 + lok ME CIDEAL HOME AT SACRIFICE list of homes: pric B00 to $50.0 is ¥ 3 sure for both you ant » B00 tistthes 4 “e . frame | ©! wirktig, new fixtures, newly pa acai eae i ow Fou built | of st chatiee peeg, 2° TM PARE woes ernctiy; modern: sunroom with wile eh GROVES TRUST CO. AgeD | the ssioems and Sick untalen Ming from $4000 | 4) Rewin Gecoraied, ready io movein Act | “as Sak yanwint 7%. Ckewint “North Kingshighway District {) TMS BEeT BARGAIN EYEE fire. | FRANCIE-PERRY-RUTH. 110.6 WEBaphy bed closet. bath with shower. als ‘ + an - ss _ to —* 000 from $500 cash upwards, ba) 17 TI KeODOSIA 537 »-TOOr tuceo’ beth. wick Dune Vs room and bath, hardwow ance like t risit our office Sunday A: ainwright Bldg. ; es Pigg BSB $963 Theodore «a' »-rool modern throughout, hardwood . ; ; ane > nanan sitesi Lu rr : aa v* , ; nn or % see : 4 ga ee fidsi-W Ole Herat hardwood OTs; t"% nae oa . , furne ce l-car €urace ‘ Builders’ Sacrifier . oe hot-water hes a et — ‘ vm ' vel . s , ‘ mis we Ty ; a BE ~ ' ud sanemae ses te . eeesineaceneeegarteten . | ~ and get 1} « are a&iready prepared, New 4. Room Brick } Bunga alow | garage y ee 1 reset) hile f Reot ; lie “ L340 bata. iu 7 HN MORES. : fi wr. stippled walls. furnace hest, i street made. ” - ee rn a PRN OR ERNE a IE OPIN HE ads ds Ae ee ee ee er mae eee s > a a SA er rene Neat p20 or nega = cps PIG ontiline ee ae oe eer melt an be oy floors. furn ace — - “19 Kossuth ey 6 reoems: modern: 2 ? Oat a hs ee tS RE TNR ENR ORT IN MOR GT Oe Ce a ne cio wsvlitiiie se evs e> er or oat Le +? ene re ee ee canner shan —antg reasunavbie. Mr. bi @uther etn “ite pCR. | ns prett had es; open acant; |, Bsa e CRE ee —— | no ot | EpW. L. KUHS RLTY, ©O., Lindell 7800 “£119 N. Grend »!) tile bath, built-in tub, Murphy-in- VIRGINIA PARK =: al Borner, atchen a2 or wee |more tant In: cary terme rnp bank || TT === YY ||. WATSON-O'ROUREE, REALTORS, | $6750, ONE LEFT Esti gi oe og ere Coftes 2316, +: “= U) & door bed, linen closct, up-to-date mais. a! aQUwT en ‘ in i al ‘ , fs j rt ie. poh— New frame Dungaiow Big ’ agi ane =a Z From APEX RE ae ee con cB) Sy! Ww) f M) Powe ee = = fi. avote. ® 716 East Thrueh ev “% biock from large rooms hath furnace best oe HERE? 7 A B. ARGA IN Kitehben, ironing board, Winter tee- cast corner Lax ee nut | : . home, — i ‘eh ’ | 2 | near plenty of closet space: beautiful takes it Runde, lean! with Owner For- 5600) North Market et.; a dandy 5-room box, water. gas, electricity. Near Stet wee: x ARE “TRADI LOOK at this ideal home. 700. ¥ uirview Will buy Howard Schafers for | | BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES cleesc tixturee, copper screen: a rea! | #1 2724™ | witevowner. FOr| _ g990 Sorte Market ot:; 9 donde becom) iy Sec: atek. Gee eee - 1a. 1 block eagt of Lucas 4 MIGHT TAKE Pia we ; (at Bompart): new, modern residence; 4 mer home in Central Webster. It Fr s " | home 4 ROOMS, BRIt h-—$ 1000 CASH | aia white enamel a@k extra large | and school. About 1000 feet this | & room etuceso house of English ¢ FE PR a. 7 ‘Nn BEYT BUILI bedrooms. sleeping porches ; shnreom . ; hall living room, | or a e K NI CRMETSR- ¥L_LEER RLY. i INV BR66 -albrada Db yom s ‘a! ne bath ae kiteher price $H500, SLOOO cash and eary aide of Ferguson on beautiful Fjor- harcwood floors. tile bath. French ETT ; y. yt ee sctea hee Rtas LGACRERA athrn a . a gen ty os wre) = hihet - breakfast room: besides roomy living reom |; Asi , a fire ' Grand. Corr 20, ' nt irnace eonve ro tw ents: phone for detatls e7 iseant blvd., at Weet Dale Subdi- hot-water heat and built-in g New .- nam Hoi nes dining reom and kitchen. Kamp, 105 N. | ot thom Senne Sil tro: tne Rocreen | Central W PR 7 N re A OW S Baio) da’ e low OH MY ER KE ‘AL Ty VENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut GArfield 1 me oe ; Bart be sacrificed or : - * : 7th. GArfield 854™. i 3 "easecpateleygaacitrcestiion - g ayo a NE z CO. COLFAX 2850. iT. 88 and Nese — i Open for tnepectiogge IN UNIVERSITY CITY a 6. ROOM HOME—SELL On RENT. | rood floors: garage: Jot SSxkes ar hi a Rl sane St. ric: | . 4 J Union. Open Sunday and Ev: zs 5046 Kingshighway N W. UL JONES R CO. MAin led bath, hardwood floors UsHOUL, cr t: garage; fruit; oe wee ir ¢ bargain at 129 1-25 Veronica; 6 solid, % ai a “BL NG AL OW—4v: 2 ALSAC E—$6500_ Five-room bungalow, bath. totlet. fur bt o~ z “Walter heat anu mente? : st {} : _ = sah , in A» r ry WwW VW RROWN ‘(, Ar rr — } ] * LY i] c i j , 10} fy 1° et oe GAr “fi iald (1427 posite heautifu Baden oe : 5 large. TLE fy eth tric nace granitoid oe) lar street rise ie $4550: yg _— Overiand j ig — oa i ago —_ : .% field S604 Sh ster TUORW Ee i! emipdiey ie Lis 1 2 aamapes ae light re U1 y terme. floors an epyt | ionalis fi ‘ondition: ter | bare ait ROMAN ST RA XZ, 3j10. » f OWN 4 », O reasonabie Lert : > zi : ? , - pied ‘ furnac rick oren 7; rns. ik Realtor ann t P14) mo ? HERE IS A_HOT NUMBER ial Estate & Loans ( e ; pg ae ; ( 0 5 ee os ot Boi tee 2060 cash aries north from Delmar « land Brick; 6 rvoms, | 22007 i Ri ve Estat s Loan North — ———__—_—— a! Bway. BE Al TIF . L BRIC “e “B { NG AL ow | 4 15 THE KL A, $1] oe b¢ ° R _ cS, sus Ux : $2 el coed euane ttt i / Pa i. ame OE hr > blocks 1 hy : ech Vol, C; : . : WEbater 208 '| AGNES 19°0——N ¢* bh 4-ro om :. =e “1 Ww V_PRIC K. $ 57 D0 455 Lea! a’ } rooms. tile t B-room brick c sittare . wit h bath gre = : ‘ 241 7 ' “ Ow nijanc Vas 4+ PRON EE TL MS ss we \) vA ; furnace. $4500. S500 cas! Lhd andie. ar wood 1 ore Pur lace; pretty 1ocel ; | electric Bac rifice $2000 oe he &. ONnts ‘A LOW—Bargain: “5100 god 4 “4 = a line sure ‘fo it | . BANK RE Ge... cov) = eC 1] H. P. WYATT. C fave 41 33. BU a s BR AN D-N i W — cpurcpes, 4 ere. GLICK. Realtors. 822 Chestnut @t. Lake car to i Sine rte Sl es (eh gt | . Ni ee ee ae \GNES. 2 —M }-rooin k\ price OUMEYE K RE AETY CO. COLFAX 2850. ‘k south. Inquire Sunday. NCIS- IS-PERRY-1 L. 110 X i eo" Simr by) x * 7 . ; eer: 3. } 544.00 0 = se * montr ud € 4. ROOM B UN (Gy AL OW F lor iss, “a! Union. Open Sun. and Eve TR os Te) ARULI NGT ON AV. ne. SB MAUTIPUL ENG! 1s H HOME IN CNI- — oe SHOE — 3 5 Ue agin ogcan - T r ‘io oor + , - it apt? OR Cm ee ~ eT ow eet} je regem t f } \ . r y ‘ "} j * rk ia apne hartwone 100% § 7S ; 1G ALOW “Fie in & real home NERSITY C:T3 | Car_ garage ee . — — " -ERLING PBL1 RUILDT ; O87 Canean; (re See wees | 2 ys = of Irnae | pric eww ae her Three bedrooms. — * I € enir; Whoa Yrici An em fi — ; : ees ay ago 509 , ’ Pies ae A ; FORG is jan on ich — on ne ~ itt cthene PO ne base . and fruit tree ‘ ‘KME vie : TER "pT ry £ INV rOotr 4 . room; | ied * .i¥Ing COM rita me —— cata ‘ ‘ wer wr 7. a ae mee " : “B eiilpderten: caine eh tl 2 pg ty i ele oe A Amis ' en ‘ , “199 N Grand. CO'fax 3420. . Neen ee ene en ea ee at aceemed porch with awnings, Turnace. el MIFUL HOM BROADWAY. 8525. S —4 rooms and Well |compieted and which has hardwood price rigit. Admins a Ne TAGE (|| A BEAL BARGAIN brand - “new, oper i firenla eg, FT igs Sciam: Ae” "Py fm rs roome, re ve . vs : 4 nines : j : ‘ c4te,. Sa an 88 36 8% t)4 1 VW S if . . . : ‘ : y F 4 afin - ' : ef) ; ‘ " Oude tour: ean nan the « 1 ong eae apation Bhs yp . Mhis ne (2 le ope so see tt todas % roorus nudert lass condition; 4821-482 / F EE AY P | ception hall, bath. double ge tached t, house 2 cnet af sunshin: nin hamb — “2 ws Amiel ~ : ‘ a . remain Ba.@ i0nk Bb Lis jue? west: of Kiruges: yp “ ay scan Ww) x wood floors furnace lot ' rage. hot- water heat, also tile : ; vane A LTY : TOACT yeh he wv ive-TO DUE AO’ ; : sige pitas Ae gen TIAGE— SS room comfortable me , + and 1 chow rot reasonable terms ! vatha ar Woo nd ewe & Oo Don't this: it : _ ——— 5 2 Z Pe Z : ‘ 4 : ae ry, ’ TY ye vy r} very 2 4 .« ai > . ; . - - ne we i lig? ‘ 4 ; | | r , {. tM miles ; ane m1 Hood - i : : . hestnut . “f ets et gga 44 “15 , ae hat . - floor e ’ 7 . i : i - ’ ad ° quite 2310 Wallie av. Overiand SERVATIVE riage orl tile bath, garage; lot 50xio enutl decorations. fin hard- AAi Cc AGE. 384-66 —2-tam! ri in £984 BARGAIN BKKK BI NGALOWS. new neiehbs hood: see these | | COlfax 8227 —_ .2 = ~ = = — - 4 y PAY ME NT ANTD $105 >. am Dacee vine : r} ; $3 % ta ‘ . - D- , oa ; we ; ; e it 4 rooros patne., CL ric Re! az 4 4; ‘¢) } f a) Tine ie ad yf “it west , one ’ P if ime al Ty & INV. ; LOT—150x193: large house; | MONTHLY Y. Here ts f TOR) eee ‘weaktor 722 Ches! , Sait an ceganiane compelied sto sell; on! 0 ( 0S SE iL ST A TE bik fh. Natural Bridge and Goodfellow; | KNICK MEY ER-PLEES Ri ; | $7000 helf cash: modern, brick age DING L INTEREST See THEO. R. APPEL, Realtor, s~- : ing and buili-in garages. Open fo: at ate 2 sea ania Nps Se rane Th thoae: aie ane large CO. 3129 N. Grand, OO'fax 3426, _ | g NORTH &T. LOUIS . 7 aes ws ’ rt - 4 e » 4 4 7 " . ° ry é 3 . : ; 2 z a2 bw] ri ¥ . as —Soe - yt ; $1000 coaeh. RB F. Weaver, 7 3 ~~ BUY ‘yor R CHOIC “ ‘OF nut. or 4r yi , Ss or k wou, te dis Son nape & ) : ic. NO6 dose 62 * Ty} 7 WA NT R°] a4 ATH 1 ! c*) } ire L t kK rerview Garg ets a root ms ew EK! CK Bt ING ALOW : TRUST CO. > E oGem ne five or «ix rooms tile | ——— 7,7, ; ae wi : bu oral ows with harc- it : , - — , ‘i ots aro , parrments , SS Ee! rt ta Ih . ~ i A)... C Oe thee: hie for ert 3t ir. ' 00 1Ot-water heat bul t In ga- | Balance easy pe.’ + pa 1eeire . d ; - . ’ as . ne a tne a “agua — x egcctriogneigiyaiet ost te” . ji 7 | } ty ? . >a) wr ' f) r i Py . . . ¢ ~ : ’ | +: ° " $500 ‘ ASH. AY i : FOTTAGE—DbD rooms moder all ; eats A aig meg fe Hs ye ar 1G WE NZL} K 1010 Cheetnu GArftield 3427 4875 735 iF E > | i@ $606 N. GRAND BI 4 é ve WE "ER GR ; : ; toc 1 &ai om one Too a 0d T00rs ; 4 on 720 N. TAYLOR. on T | i a . ) gat aha ‘ ae . » TY 7 ; + oOugys 1 turna‘ "at ee r ‘itv o weno. o>: ’ : : a“ } : water : . screens s rooms. be: DB tu — i . - i — 937 s ao eae i An —~— ; — \ isctenseomrd : rs — ‘ ¢ est Shs = 99 a= = _ - i ~ * at | [ 3 2 at. 3 -4-room fr amt Fe cotbage 7 i an Le A ~ ‘ ’ ’ ru / pert enene " tj for wale or rent. Owner 31 veraitr. Che y 72 Vis 10-20 Cat — WE R= TER SNAP, 88500 paraee nargain ne eae } HEM mt ~ Pontes ani E. 00., MORKIS a AC MM K. O.. 826 CHESTNUT Scar garage: open: reali bergain. F Orest 6312. t rest 908 " F ‘ NEW—S1000 ( a mmagiinneen ——— ieaitiail _ AOD RIDGeE. 708—Z-po0m brici bungs ae Te PERPT pry HW «110 ON. 73 et er le Drive to Lop oO . : BATCK GILLESP! = aif oo vi Bt : THESE WITH KENT MONEYS FRA! , Be ¥ . ’ "” . idence ; : gy sa sh ae Diet an RN RAC TH naietincreancesin aaa rast V : hath furnace and iectric: Drme|ek . ths 4 ri i ae | mewn? ie A Cert te! vj mse aici > vy 7 ry" . Woo! MON. 2356. = ag *- rr, p Og 4935 Delmar. Resi denc | ee eggs 4th fi : — oe = oe, ee sce and e i No Togh Ye e a Se i PRIC E Cl 7J #1000 . : 7 ot Bargai in—T n) versity ills ; piace. hot-water heat; see northeast cot” | we JOYS is A ON .L KUHS RLTY. CO. COlfax 3816 This is ; beauti fu! ‘ Bic Bend and Cham»erian . : = _ 6 TeT BF et than actual cost for quick sale | & n ease ee! - 27 Post -T Neng oy | es HA mis “* ie “a nor i ric ruirac? ll ae ; eee | = . - ; = v= Cypeet ' } -“,* . OPPOSITE NEW PRINC “reel siseo DOWN PAYMENT, Wi Siidetmen ho Smceeett alien them L. KUHS ELTY, CO., Lindell 7800 elles made prand phone after it: Christian Brinkop # R. ‘E. i. BUNGALOWS OF ™. corner Walton rd. and ; 6 Rooms—Hi / Wa: sil a 4 NEW HOUSE: 1°29 SELMA ce ee hie eras . Viet dbase eee . aa ) ; hath furnace " te a . hp ‘ee MOD . KN B aC e-—M AKE or PER ati or a t “ . 2 ne: 6 roome, modern ar ae 7, 0 Aver fal | MORFIT, 1024 TITER GUARANTY} . Webste all WEbster 2400 good basement, 2-car garage all down | = = —_—— — [ i ; eust poudtel ot Ee. Serene = "7 REAL \ ALUE one acTe of ground ripe ve . maul — ~ . : si fa) ” bs | A 4 £ ‘ 4 ge Pari) . ‘pe . : r P nt ha ‘ 4 i ‘ - i “ ; . jf : e vy i 7 ' ’ ale Y ‘ ‘ if ame a 8 be A : se ; — . ail ; ‘ ferson KAGD 40S | NEW HOME: TERMS TO SUIT: Fee ORFIT 10°4° Title Guar. Bldg : : Las : , prt This List Before EEE ANE AG Pe BIO EE imager, rr : ~ NEW BRICK COTTAGE | ashstand, furnace. bas t gar lot! wWew bungalows: € me. modern; | AN BE i 7 Ls i oo” -)-fO se eb@ (se: F bi it : , : ‘ ‘, ; ' a si a : a ‘ re + : ; , _Besale’ > hud rat! arawooc fio Ts, Lurhace e,ectric we ’ : . : a ie . ! Ki « "i vi meus nA © hy ‘ some ut ‘ ere ; i gee; a ee “*? "v* rif es Be RRB Ss . 4 $1: 750: OF PEN. ONF Bl. OCK JAS. C. MORFTI : Fz nerse A rms. 7D ' 411 A. TH MAD: 124d ALC UATA 7 an be fd in this fine stuce 101 Jetierso .. 8 rms. 22,510 rc foors, furnace K siree | " : MP SON a. (. P Arkview 0141 it 27° 3 j ow eg oS ee ; UX d iss > yr ‘ ag £2 =~4 wy a anew, 4 ' : ROOMS brick bungalow q Northmoor Pe rk R ‘ rat / hat ls rooms enn a tou aa a : : * ¢— = Kl HS RU ¥. Sone : ae er ANDERSUN, 4870 (ONE Bi AM K NORTH tiie ia iv : 3 s fara bay pnp a ae 815 Chestout | ‘ ) 3 ‘ wii Moors water, car. electric: é ul oe idence - © .on raruge Tet Tis ar ! Pili , - - J got -roo! CF am Et he & Cri BiSSiF )—SNEW VGDER ~ : 15-1 mt. m ‘ Lui aa sf i u ‘ :. BOOMS Sundar: write for our mont 4 EST Rm BUYS TRIS me APE or aT tT than it rea ms tress mas Sol ygeds 4 ett at! irnace: Da. ; BRICK WALL BUNGALOW: 5 LAKRGI yarn aan 4 me \ ; W "BL "NG AL A Ww ss nah ( REINEMER_ Overland, 8t Chas undae Oo? drive: open for inspec- ee ) ry . R. APPEL. Reali uae a oe ca. 5. WW EMT A x Sis ROO MB, COPPER Gi r,t. ETC. ea | Ae. CO sa ey een eit tedgele Park. 6172 57 et ~p 7 ROOMS; an E AL BARG 5 . anc SG : noon betwee oe Pa cies ' wT wood, Voter. m0) _ : onan . KOSSTTH, 3t La——p-roum brick at! a sANSS, AGE” ARFIFLD Lota PW CuTIAUEs—B4000 2 OO 5 5 Se sane t tae | . : 4 J ; ; ‘ re? . La rootiF a : a4 4 ' . I , ee ‘ F ‘yr arr ee 4qy** Fons ™ . " , 2} , ; | ! L eh! CON AN? . an ae 20 Ach ‘% “Ay ‘ at awte Th) f). (TN ; ’ sree Be mi: ; BF sy a othe eof Kin : , : } .* ; . f ; y! . ij y* ‘ . ‘ ' ’ ; ; ' ; . ai : : —_ - : ne 1 cae pes , , ene i ; yp eis . - AI i. : : a ; iti ‘ ee , 4 - rs : i — rl °% ‘“ aor Tre > ; ; ii 2 45) ¢ " Cos: $6500: owner ae een Bia SERSTER SNAP FOR SOMEBODY 5 ix Bet G rme. 14. RICH. Agt. COlfax 1357R . ont floor, tile beth. fumac i size | wa mes: street a y made nm ed | SABO | "ASHLAND COURT: 6 pies de 14: hapegete ge ate ae AES EIEN PE ep ATs he Nm pei Rai aa mee ENO +546 al ; ; a : a : : nahin ebater ] or = Cleat - ; ;, _ ot Bisst Y , + ~aeth * ith low-down tub: tirst-Ciaes o0u OOmMs ‘ easy parments room brick = al C " gai eg ewport & lacing webster a 414 imumit At © Tia 2-009 Suu §6asen...lovaly & too bath bedrobms, screened-in sleeping veh, ga- | EDW, L. KUHS KLTY. CO. Lindell 7800, ee large roc with fireplace: | sala OFT ingtree PERE ones. furnace " eat : a : . ’ / © rooms mo’ watr! ' 4 " =e : AP ee er nd ot : ' Pe . . ad ‘ . tie , furn e TRY Caraees Cali Tinde}? te — a th aSUN, ABS le Ea rena ist N Ces sy * ’ (’ im tires hip rin [ are : MODPF. RN. TT, and Ashby rd. Overland mL | Gin im ) ¥, trees. grap: ait wash pegmen' oo aes Jie a FOSKIN-GABBERT-SLATTERY. EbW. L. “Kt us KL TY. “CO.. ‘Lindell THOM) G3 * and ha it 660x125; ok 4roe wen and mang other wonder-) | | i HIGHLAND; 6 ROOMS. REALTY “Y. F We WLU ie schools. $8500 1a! ish pa. - AY rm ie LEE. 3 | —-6-room cottage. bath. o ARLING’ b0CS——4 large rox ti * ste a PRENTE o REALTY €0. ful . fea ome out todaye oven for] ™ODERN ot e better hurry Re ee 3h 1 tim AY. 8. 11,500 ee ee, Cte agen” oon) ee + aah sdewond floo: furt book KM ‘ , 20P y “ iv oction. BUSH- BURNS. MAin 4627 | - OLD ‘RC HARD BANK REA (e833 Jak 5! oe ashe Ponty on price S45 M. Horstmann nese BARC, Bic’ a: | + . de Ser . a ’ ORE oeeiCa CL {00 $200 CASH 4 Lay ts oe 1008 AT THIS ify = Summit Av. 4 rooms.. 10 ) EDW. L. KUHS RLTY. CO., COlfax 3810. eyety detail): S790. BM "Linde Or - vx TERES _— — €500 4034 SCANLON PLACE: & re yt a. fae ‘ . 2 : ’ ope | ; ; i f i on te ’ es. a MODs N of Pasteur av. : | , ; ety ' : 42 5 ae’ wate i. alertric i+ Si brivk . ASHLLAND, j0—-5-room bungalo m- | double gar paruculars. cal BALANCE LIKE RENT. | 62 ERS 2 A BAR e: one block rat 2 | and Sonth . oeac M. oft, at ont nro : yivester 4 > Fre oe atreet and alley: | Seurt \ On Bb: garage: can-be bought rit i MANN K. ©0.. G23 Chestnat Qe ) unueually pretty hard-burnt @ , T ” $8600 & Thre end four Troe - oad built Di - vA Tinae: ~ hot-water: |i 4 im Av UY yw. 4 ) . Indeti io rig! ' ‘ +o ror tf] Infaiow f 4 nice rooms and > wa . iaies and furnace. orn ? and ger grr HV e T} mwe. Thi ree :T ; 1? i? ; Z G : ‘ . r , . 4 aon ; . = ‘ > iR ‘ 62 fy . Ke ED A. KUHS A LY T \. CO. Lj rebe ii 7ReO¢ OBELK Wy LP H A BRO F (irest Oot. . = = , be .=H "eo% J LE Bh ope! 0 - . wer 4 2 j } . ® ‘er : vagetens ai KOrO™M ° ee of Delmar boulevard a, , yi owt ' , On dy ~" : } poner ditior G0% 1379 See 4 : 2 Spa : — es ; .* On tide , = 15S, covers ne and we will take you 14) Hillside Aw yor oi fore o ' eee cat. moony: eninge ‘iat | \ aaa Cs , 2 RRR Gg SO , Hot-Water Heat We ; : ~ : = 4 : . 28 : : ; j é . es : a ae rd vr " at . prenTy 7 a h pes, JOHN “ » ’ ' ; : ‘Y . ; : ” * 2 awoop #804 (Pine S LOW pe! VD ogo | : \. ) ye naa a heed .. . ae ' as Ai ea O66 Th i NO ‘f, «rE ona ble terme, All imne-n- AA tro v NOK 2. # nia 2% ¢ Foo! > PEN ROS +) 1O—o- root Tick DUNg@aio® ring es rw) rgye e offer t 9 Oy ne 6: 12 one hy ieee age , A. 4. GREEN, Kh EF. —Harcain. 30x5 . — ements made, street, puncsiows. SUNSET iia 7 : 5 ‘roon 5500 ! mn. furnace: price $6 : wn : matty | Othe end ! rice rial For rate 0 pp NORTH 87. LOUIS TRUST sel! al j a wate: : : ri Thy re] - } 4 . a aa . a? a ’ a} ‘ ry mh : ; rt } LRTWIG.-! get? . F3t ye . «Pan ARNOLD 4 ‘358. ail, rooms, bath. furnace, , 7 . ' “At TT MAN re : AJ " 5 oe iy ie ' iF «4. : delay "hy trie Solig gag r, = : jee an bs _—— _ ' ni. A’ roonwe yah "EE NROS]) - “4 rooms a nd finished %- electric: bargain: wlll trade. BELLI , . nga 119 OY PR A: NCTS ms RR B, Bh ; + 35064 N. GRAND Bt. i-——nh O a a ee sng : - ’ (ray A" it} ‘) Lor het he ieat lie batt : GArtiela @:T® " al ‘ a . rie PeRMe ONE-Ftery . NEW HOMES pee — EB ir eae “ Beng ope 4 lhl. Near ae | BEAUTIVGL NEW BUNGALOW New Modern } Sunge ows | ee ; _ , ‘ Ral we r : ‘ : . ae nrg esi a J wid ’ ‘ ; J 5 A 3 4 wT) i we~ Tepe Hricke ry r 3, , ae lili mm « " nae : : s Ba) Ne nae ~FIFPTH CASH— | Niobes A WEBSTER UR v= u , MIE’ Y ©. ELE, 7 REA i TY @& IX- water heat. ming porch: 3-c; —— re J ots ; fa ae sl ay 4%] 2 31-33 Lee A’ ; ae an elect? ~ " E 2% PER MONTH. y Open Sunday 1a veal to ee te 129 N. Grand ai gE) + was , r inepectior sf Beautiful 5 rooms, firet-clase hardwood - ones water Sha T : — men —— . os a as fr" cr) New 4. 5 and 6 toom brick bungsiows 1100 (heetne’ in 289. (cS | ST FRED Rik Modern 6-90 rn . ; B AR ; a 4] d theimer & gid 454 : J cit kson ty, 4 i iié ] W r( a Dr \ f anes J i a8 ak Soa ungs ‘ee Ph iar % ° f x iad in Motor Heveitts ne gps a ard ‘Geod : ; 3 Tuas : , — . ALFRED. — Seth. Lon 8° 500; BUNGALOW ERIC | 4 Realty Co., Acts 651 W. Lockwood WEBSTER G ROV ES SARAH. i715 © ——-S-room frame cottame: BUNGATOW. 4 roomie. modern, north (fellow: well built; Bighest ground | ts 01 » ROOMS b i, Fe Wi died 24 Cornelia | ourth Floor I orn tT) : ‘ ‘ : . sngenbanes - Lae io > i . .* nmort hi west industrial dist riet gi ieee a few sd N DOCK! cRY 4 SON 1015 : tefl ja er: ’ yt ths 7 : " iy > A ‘ : " . . 4 ; a -~ beernul : \s in; sae © t; Peasona rie s be ‘ vision : : / hegere a or TOY HOM es — ’ “TTERY 1b N. Tth 3 3 za | os lots ieft im this subdivision: easy ALMA $7206 room ‘belek ™ ; writ) - } tm t -_ Co ; . PPE TL, : ae ie : : i : ; ’ wh a, : —_ , , ° . ~ bes. furnace won oy bieck ft } 4 Py ith and ( “hestnu?t Sts. . se it ong / ae oF ic rot 18 bh si . f English fia- , . . : é , ait rum me . "pi ; . . ¢ ogne i ‘ 4 eo .¢ : Pe bye - ee RE Al oe ‘ re pte 7 f) . M rh y (> { f heat ; —_ ewili eeil en cans —— or 4 ae Phone GArfi ield 5761-5782 etree: 7tiaaeeren ‘ | Phas spe . yy ae ae ape ge ggg BE ugha 9 = : | wher »,0Ving ul oO benatiful home ; - ‘ . : ~ . , b ign. 41 decp, smooth Tront iawn: cA bre S500) ca tual. month SC NGALOW—S1000 cas ¥ PRICE KREDUCKHA) 8450 neue : ls reasonable aud ott property . 3 eaieeintens amen seeeenene ‘ : eer om . or on t, ~ a @ ‘ , - ; _ d ' at p —_— 4 i . -s ther prot : See 3 : * . nga) snes £okte tae ae Town—Must Sell at | imate dhe? Gneke Once ‘ ! - : : . , ; meme eM tock ANDERSON- Bove Et Che — Webster ee and 1 var naaedc by Oak - L. KUMS RLTY. ©... Lindell 7300 4 5P4 = Valley 5 ark _ . — ' ; > MPVS 2 —s ‘ . P + o . ‘i ce sin ud . _— ‘> ah — , . a ‘ : 7 te , : : nome | Wo Lots— Rea i paar Pa . - , . . PAY i093 1644 Nev roonws: very aay s Cr ALAI YS se ager yey oF gt | one tg psp . ; a REE (AL. 1. WIDE NCE OD - 0 Le. rr . . ‘ Fro y? ‘ : “ . . y . os , { : *T) Pk ‘a rTPA oe ; cy v ‘ ¢ RT xX { T A L ‘ : ' In beautiful Basadena Pa beter + songegs ci deeags eink ha sa — : ns ies ee Robt " EDpW. L. RTHRS ERLTY. GO.. COlfex 3810 ho 7, ae noe oh bal! nat ens erage ud aerate ann oie Edeews ; Rage fr1, > Udine sf id impre: rov iii sel r jew Pe h u 1 » GOWND eps TO @ |. Ase sg yet cea arose Pent “igs HATS fg > = . Aide MANLA 16 rome ant beable: S.rnor trait. 47 14 ® ‘ . baei hi ra? 4 : eo : . . ' ’ , . : : eereeres a4 : ; . ‘ _ en he 4 , * er OG : 4 ‘ . 2 . t CBR ' I 4 a. : paper’ ' sEpie aii ig? : >} ; rn : ii ae ° roon ; i eet a me : : : 7o- : | nate (| {r4 rrt- wad ea tle row $5.0 ¢ 2b “itih: tertiie frarre, oP ot? . » ” 7 . . wisi _— er grt ‘ i £3 7 ra ; ' ; : ‘ ‘ + . ty . ' caTras , . rps 4 * 2 . 7. = +) , . a. ‘ ' ries ' a 2 P . ‘ ii | i i| 3 ¥ rei : a” $ . . fae ' iy xe araEeF ; | Sigguec Oo toe lee. ae = INIT A PAI eg gee aaa with thie Box A-T4. Post-Diay vith irepiace, e sunroon be in gyn lee OS game | “oe 26en. pS panty m4) op Hi 1968 RUSKIN ORT ST fj)t- | HOR y th 3 aa . . , \ ES | 7% mitt? af hy 1% rererT The . —. on . . tp . : .y © ‘\ ae " oa ; a ass { i} N iH r. L, rt IS ALLE MANT TA . = Row binge lo~ . JOY HOME! sag este” | Wee cual TRUST CO, comm; al! on i floor, strletiy i: y POON ix Beast Bat am °* i | hy ‘ ‘ ’ " ry; i ' ' 4 i? i ‘ : ‘ . , . 4 | a> te * F ; rn ; . : ' “ > 1 ‘ at j . - : ’ . yet 2 ak ee F fe. ree so : _ A heer ooo. ve ada? BELLE 4% maw = oe game one r $2 my (Wita » : eis BI ~ Mareus a briex bungalow with — se of . * eet ‘ofp: plenty . of storage epect ‘mineral Wie) It ats rng: epn ee antt at “ E RDIN A ND. bid rooms, bath, aacr? on fac SRD Pr vate party bax : Bh ege m a at —_- sUrhace owner may: be . a Sens —_ art brick beth furtiace 3 : . ee ~ ‘ "ee ~ ? | - . ~ 7 $ ; Si°isti® >> ai 7 F ie . for offers. a Ware, sosw. i) enema: (cod) | io Pr. JOY. WEBSTER itv. : WILFORD fF. 303. WEbster 149 garage, $3500. BELLIS. GArfieid O278. Sere ar > & ZOLLER ne “4 0157.

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Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages. Flats, Apartments, Kesta Residences For Sale Today. —_xovewsen a, TAGES | BUNGALOWS and INGALOWS and COTTAGES aS — 4 COTTAGES BUNGALOWS oul st. L001 ss-2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Oe eee and COTTAGES BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES ani and COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS nS ond eT oe and COTTA . E we | West | For Sale For Sale | —— em 3133, WIN NESOTA ; Southwest cia == = = [XD _3950—amcegtinaay “a é ; . ° . er eae and , Dasemnen®. room : harm, QUINC "Y. 53339-—4 down. ~~ hardwo Sa aa st, TT? Se wore. Orst tec t acer | £) tile bath Cyenaee- rze lot ; ; ? - ard eas cB or Eason | TO SE eS eas | en ee ee eae ee | The Best Place on Earth @ metre uae sit" bata Silgaabetes > 5 A ? 2 re | * ns « 4 . . * ; . — EE TH 1 | BAUER LUSTER L 806 Chestn Hartford av.: i hi : ' 1s - a ti ost is o he ‘kin and the fodder’s in the “ su ~ | ESE N ne TER-LUsTR = 7 a! ——« » ie ade tar fiat: 5-6 oom “COTTAGES. $1300 | : am 2 _. ? * ra a _ He | AN’ (BEAT THis Bt =GaLow. | Beautiful n ngalow o an - 3 =. ~ THREE Sao or. jai rents $840: | .d vou'’re sit ‘ror the side with your happy ae * ~ TO AY f 29 CECIL — 1s el n 3 —_* sare ee ae flot BOx125- pared street « 3 ‘t's ther : time 2 1s feeling at his best . | : — ire ; 4 Z a ¥ $ - ry — ° ; * al ‘ ad ; “ . . ‘ . Uv. ie bath furnace tard — onix $7800; « easy =m . = awPieie "ta | Ps Ee ‘s LAKE = ' $15 Chestnut. | vw: sae =. jus - wee and cary Best. D i price: tes | JOD "| ike about this peaceful seang - Ch em hee — SPEND THE HOLIDAYS IN YOUR NEW HOME eee ‘FED ERER oe _ BULLA ETE BpILT | _ beeen wat 5471 Graveis. | : oe a om angalow; ev- | . 2 ra ‘3 re se land dlord comes between. ae ¥ ihe Spas, Eee bg oka gs aire ae J RIAA ei igo? oy a Spy » ve oon “e nny Nevis = mw iTS : 2 con venice ‘ ; sae 4 Fai 2810 G rar rots. > = |; ea D ow. rows errthing mod ary onvenient. . : —_ = ‘ . Fo. pas. a “G BUNGALOWS ROSA. 5479—Ne naaiow. © Foons | erything moder CO. 815, Chesta : | wee sets the heart. tickin’ like the ti ein’ of the deck . ay: some: F 44 ; 00 South Grand Boulevard ow SEA ‘Ww BUNGALOWS. | IN HOLLY HILLS eens. fixtures. shades. iro cards. | LINDENWOOD & “Ta hen t! st is o ; pumpkin and the fodder’s im the 9 in ~® BLOCK O EAR \ VER PL. a - ea ai stand. ° ] ; uo. 2 §227 Argue tte: roce4;rz of cy . With apologies to J ames Whitcomb — ; ‘ ONE SHOPT BLOCK WEST TO GRACE AY ENTE CONVENIENT TO F 2. 1 _ .- 4 mi “arena Pama ' — : , : a wae wera i os ‘ah 9 ait 3 ce 1 - Dt«+. ~ 58 t ete. ae, screened-in | ‘ ~ > a a 2 Gul We may apologi ‘ . 12g Whit - “7m dD. } ut we do not hare ¢ en OR EBELLEFONTAINE CARS AXD GRAND BL. BUSSES. BEAU- | chates. coppe eng. shades. eo: | bes oon pb to Sets, Dark | SCHOLLMETER. 52 i—Two- tu ia Of wize to anvone for \pur b hey are worthy to be called g ir aoe oer 28 ~ IvE - ~ —— \7 F tl ae —_ 7 . art . nit ae ~— 4 : , ar" ' é ees ' >» s ay c ? } r = ee PT me . : = ** a8, * ; ~ 2 ° : ae : — 3 i) = & x 7 LARGE ROOMS ON ORE FLOOR. foe, in ae lgres! | and bl. [2 mington (8000 south) i ———————— — — piace om earta. & lisplay bungalow at ! . —— sig »—s Lamy. ant CONVENIENCES. COMPLETE WITH oon, meg agg tlh : | on tener ns i a So dt 4 OM. » a eae Peers — orks gavage CTRTAIN RODS. FRONT AND REAR |wM. J OLDOWAY & CO. Real FREER “REALTY. ee ot sGtu: Some. : : Hilis rive. 4° - = ye se ; = . « ." SRAND TIFUL ALL-MATT 88! STHICTLY MODERN, WITH COPPER SCREENS, SHADES AND CT YARDS SODDED. STREET AND ALLEY MADE. a i. oe eet 1519 10 Gra "RICES REASONABLE— —EASY TERMS ast HESE BUNGA esas 3 .e Fray 5 ft *\ 6 : halk | : son bi.; 2| tion: many buil to tas eatares= omer, corms. || in | ~ S. somal | - a ikoten ca" aed n ' biecks south Be senal; ope Inua¥. : ; Zs 5\, 24 oy ai ne ek Pra a _ ater Gt : c : Ciaiee wwene = ‘ . . : 4 evens GOOD LOTS TAKEN AS PART PAYMENT 11 000. Se eee / So 2 Le WATSON. ? ae ee — on sige eo. Peak OO sue ‘: | modern: price only $8400 —.| $400 Cash, Balance Easy CELETTE. 2313—New Ddunghiow, 4/ west: Tower ees "+ rooms, shades M tic H 5: aa. se iad “SEZ US Lis atte 8 — “ ox . sem i ng 4105 te 443: suetens* rooms. Dat irnace: a . ons waco we Ae email for ore a ajes 1c omes - . noe i ) ; : o . “ — = - : 4 . ck Wet of 35 re ans re fhe va “ : . . f , : > - - ° 7 / cst 0 — i 2 y : P Nig! ean Rrom. PAD 2 t er. 146 Ceceola; 5 rooms: hot-water heat; | 3600 south aa . bath, furnace, ¢ eee, eee balan ene , | . Ton "HURLEMAN. | Aciede 909: ‘ASK THE FAMILY WHO LIVES IN ONE” ristl 6 dsb | 2 3 rg rare sires nad 32) 0. — me. oh . aie esther oe) bin. ~e a92R Smith. ” . na fo -18 at oa ran ima 3 , , Two Dream Bungalows Southwest hardwoo oors og sem x, eS... fg gee ee oe mit cr 4 5415-19 FIYKMAN. av. ' ARSENAL, 6454—1 solid: new 6room ... coe a ca vs . : + BOO BRICK: TER ARES, SORT G Ss thereagchiy m: —— bungalow of the —_ a = arene t teth. oe : sows nie ge > teeny 210 7 oom —~ | ter tape: beautiful. spacious reoms, hot- ~*~" Pei bung es gt" = a, f i eisewhere ean : — Norn ‘7? hs e Ae eompiete Hardweed ee — bathe. — RFL INGER. Realtors. _ Vieter 0895. { * good : - ps mngelo™ : rien $7500: _ Low ba a ae ST. ‘ase $95 4 “peen ; S-PERRY : N. 7th ot — A S47 es a . . | cate tes T 4e POC eur pians. BRI IC Ch RI "NG ry? é hiv ~ = EHL. 68 ee ag gaye 2 NR hestnut, = blocks larson : ee 2 + ge age “ ue er te i 2 ress ; pt 3 ——- — = es TODAY. RADLES. O's gs "hens : LAN, 2: us 5 | . i ere ow co YES. JUS ST $6000 = : OBEN ray " ichig i - wy? eR — 3 ; 21@ _—_ Ar. A a ta a payment bala ace like rent; @ 747 S Snetes, weeners: E-ee Sees ay ath Todicns. ES icc eb s south es. on canford. - Ox eagutiiul ome; im semdence. city er county. Phone kive: a cx USxEt fEIBIG. Main 4500.) 24) gee them Sunday : eee i; byt, you will be , heel tee GQ) (== 7 - Ws id i427 ' a 2 — extra low BRT Ree ey payment. erm —" aia ae 5s ‘Greshan 13S . 5 ¢ Pingo — ’ 7 5 ~ ¥ KEHLEN 4 y Hsieh ‘ay - we ath alley mmde;: price $7900; ne x 2 » SOs : bi | 3 s att f all in Bex H-133, Post-Dispatch, §=§ P ‘ -_. rie ee * J : a ee on pA ae Be ES - g é c YS tay ~~ 1a Orms modern — bigh-cigss *ECi “a — a a aie ; ane” . pe Al Ss, :2 OO eS : ae ;, pany " HN : oy , rg ah ote : OAS i it aes 7} Ati 5-room {rame. near car anc “- . THOMPSON KB. CO. es ” wi oseesin = . a. - ~* aa he x 4 - ~ . Pwr rm ” ni ry 2 ~ = = “1 : oy ~ . i - e i iy» si : “ one - m bun m4 ~ YOU ‘WILL LIKE THIS. Ps POrest_ 4929. : $9 “OF cases pote cite | gleaein ‘toni Ue VONSHIKE. 5418—NEAR (¢ oe een e rhaaenen . owe PIANOS, Ofte out —* River _ ; =. ; Thr: . ? - hs ha sees — ‘ , 7 ’ 2 r D+ Nig ERR 6 i re a ary r it : se ui See _ weer Bi J a LAciede 6449 ts eo 3 i caer To TAC ATAW | & car garage: furnace. =e >» ’ ¥t : : ee .- ee? ad — se ‘ y nfurnished $125 ea. 0a! ian” ae 3653 MICHIGAN AY at ‘urnace. hardwood floors. 2-var «1 ro “OZY -BUNGALOY gain S206 5. S8th |-Weber, 3127 5. Grand. LAr. 9544 _ k at this one witheut fa ° re- jot 40x12 ms ao : haned for aick of. arace twill 2 ar 5468-76 LISETTE AV. Dorr a’ — Bungalow of your drean ‘ath. hardwood a. Ts, furnace ee a ee” | PLAT ely bebe: 2 re 7. “at us RLTY. CO. Lindell an 4 maim 4 aie ge atawecagpamc : hc waa : ? tin atures. pe 400 and 6 Lit B ea g wg wero " Stvrse a Toor 2G _sireet made: always remted;: aie sigst S ———$- faseiy tm tment: tinadien ita a se gel ete “6 Pi Mien tz. é aed | mae dal al a SUnEAS , rood L00f and evel Daubendiek. a ale * onay tation. aoe ineet mad venient | adi +; -@Gandy bang RENGEL-WEBER. 3127 S. Gr. LAc. 9544. _ 5 Se ee | ae , ——— | EW. L. BUS EETr. ce a 4 re = —— ‘ - . , = ned Fiat” - ‘et m ~ > " j et . tt : : . th , aD 3 Lee on 4} Pa : ‘ . . rhe : . " e - a ' prVryY. “$3 — theroughiy modern chrengheut: owner ; . . Bo. F 2 ca . F ons . > . Office Open te 9 p. m. Monday Evenings SS ee ee a. gays Me nines wales = | Renge _- fie om THWEST 5 _ — 9 = =! . a. - te hie = INS ) a oa PERE LINGER. Resiteurs. Victor @885. 3490 FEDERER PL ACE. 2 Rengei- " eber } = ut re rie otiage: | furn ied bath amiwood 1 ! brick 6424 ETZEL: 32 roems, siceping perch, ‘ een ~: tr Tt : : tu fot bath, built-in tub. furnace, hardwoed SI5 )( \ SE BE erg ag = yn we nated eR |) CREIT®. 725 Victrria Big. (| ciosets. coal bin. high basement. porch | fears. BELLIS. GArfield €578. pga sete 7 ‘ uM } TrOOmMS « mat? ° core ‘iar ¢ r $890 a — OM -AND RE ASS , — Tons _— ws it. sPont, 3835 KI TGER ST. rooms. recention | . te , or an BW adnesd RiItere Talow > mes. oak fleore. vurnace: i down | and .0WF rm in€ -roem bric sngalow faa tile — ' peain : Si ans ar on +4 Md >» ~ ids" _ ON. -TH 7 eaw mt ir) perch brul TONY HU RLEM AN. clece S092 Nath. 3-car garage: very 1 ie HART’ WIG-DI r ~ = ~ dai .-r .. Or ~ , Ses wWasna ai tien er cece : ee en aa : WE. 4360)}—t-reem frame hun- ‘ “ner st heme toda: cra Linc = na... ~2 1,008. Jos. F sr Aen at BN ce " Lae. o6 78 ee DISCHIN _s 3 er ga ue pals rae ‘ Qince a eee Nigfag nom Messin a 2 cy new im ounga. a i Siig Se ay RE - on? ttrat COLGHREeTYT R.. =. OO.. mi Tih rm aL : ‘ UY ie ngel-Weber. 3127 S. Grand. LAc. 95 Se ieee” Gann.” cane + poe Cae le. 2 head 9 OO: vers > tern eine (Siow ONE LEFT. - rnace, double garage; price a ; > PiIRST 4025 NL -— Ba ~ —_ We er : came. a-Ac. W544 wR. prin > 2 er on the i ind - a ag rois PRaeapect -13% , . er 5135 GOETHE Av. : Ton - emg 3 : 200 listings to select " oo. uw ald “oe Dati f Saar sane, : . puis so epee anor ey phene Tepowm | Pf ipen ». m. Mendar Evenings. Lut? ¥ ard wood ’ } bath in a town. sutifu. o (CORTE 258-58. | trom Sis “ais. ranging 4 lan Par gain see Mi EYERMANN-FRENTEROP REALTY (9., ' . at et L.wN, 1198 © mist or ' pine pares! saras wr ue cicoceiall cenieemtaeest T caieienaia . ceaiaiet sc aaeieaied eee _+ ROOM Bt Noa LOW —s66s0. 5 pas cm. vis — —- L. Kl Hs» KLTY. oe. Lindell tere . ‘9 Ay gnitt = if ~~ BR ag PETER Arr le, AS Ha mc PRE es Pian eo. Mee Fi » $ ; bie — : slona sala .nanme 1 $74 %| eh |e = mow rege agg whites FP a : wae aspect. . : Biv. 4310 8, | ; KCHS KL ry. , oe a > a ie: “ -- - ale : hie + > > 1G ean : : : : b> : i .. ree it are ix hunec ow : to40 ‘Jit § = - . . . . Cerrar NE. 4321 —Totiace_ § Wa Cement ee b. A R (7; \ TX . gic ath Soe tile beth, harde: fleors, furnace; all an EX EL LENT DOUBLE et iso , Fee inspection “andar. I te at r elie , . ome . € . a} Ooms ach os =. . ~~ y ‘ P - - 7 . ' —— . - om ‘ : HT : T : YY . : . . ‘ *y . ia i appointment. ?. TIS od Fo ia + 5+ nm? SER? 5 . cc . :* *MEES Le % ; 4 / hot-water beat: $6200. BUX RK. E. ; te | , . = DETER*N ‘ravois. PRespect 15:5". 1G Chest : j : . ’ ; (et tfiexe ft " "i. Mordnat F veninges t x ‘ a * amt . hn aca m sone MODERN FIVE- 1... ft Bunvalow ee ee oo : 1 + e-e , - - * om So n= ~ Ae Mage plas oy api. eB aa OT ,448—N\ EW rT BRICK. [IDEAL CONYV=EN- ’ a REX WELZ. RIVERSIDE Sto o>) 4 HRI» a on - . ~ ; ‘ o- . > - aeeeeeeeen - - a . ne ae . 4 - x naan WAT ed BOC RA we ae | : : a 2 PRICE KEDICED $1000 ane + HOOM MINGLE ‘ bOM Cwrris 2 mY -. 7 : bat aS : : 3% } I a ae a) " te . ith ~ : “ . = J : : s = aoe ob 2 “ : , - . om : ast a ‘ wa - hee! _ i 3 rice : 3 Spe i i — . * : = 4 ae * ot - ‘ g . . 7} a , . ad " vestinents. ; q : , as . : ithe Guced. DANDY Bt SG ALGW—WILL APPEAI Dpungaiows—rriced High ents : oe NORTH 8ST. LOUIS @ + UR . pists, BUMMERT. 2956 S. Grand. | eae. 5 = ska: 7 reor ’ od floor 6101-6123 H AMPTON WENSi A. I t. GArt ! , ei 2nEY s® 2 7 : i: gee .- ‘ bn! 0 oS So Si : rooms. stim =. 5° #Beyeyy tile ‘ a aan = BELL EVUE Av. Real Detate trict rs : . . te - at : re : ee . :. —_ . . 4 — ° . orci a capes] — e . . * of Ge te ruick sate LU Kengel-Weber, ‘ ; S. Grand. LAc. 9544 | ii ve igen: 1s te ggg te : a 2 i = = Gt — - Te YR ATL AVI T : 2s ‘ ort 44.E—ise:, Wi 9g ge Sy cov} oy x waive , BA ©: i. 4 ami ejec- t PReeperct : b : or and sun morn : ; rod = FAS Lee : it at . @t eer Drags. | va , = ae aN . ACE LE OFFER N - —-— = garage. all matt brick. glamed ‘til x. Bra : | 4 MORE BLNGALA ~ 04 DE ACELL > exd we om bios mi a. _ : ir - “Ingivy hil mr ce. : } DOE or 1 ye EK. Sealtors~. Vieter &@3885, Pty : i > Is ms matt brrei ‘34 sat) > ,; .N BE. BOUGHT Wit’ sieee pow. . PAYMENT “ne , . “er 3 i i | | Treen Ti ‘as Weai : eee ps. . wap Cx ut and see * Darwnin tocar BARGAINS Ty et a GEE See, A dt py ci = ORE or as ‘WETROPOLITAN REALTY CORP. SINGLE FLATS i fter TWO BEALTIFUL BUNG:! az BY arti 6A - at | ; nd ’ my OnDe au in eee = i\p LA LEDE. Rr NO KT -WERER 3127 &. Ge. TI Ar Q544 7 “ : es hone - ao By, Sy & | ; : Hi 7 at ire eS «ie ree ‘ IPF ee A 18. mee —. 3275 Greer 4 and 8. . MUMPHURFY. 1049—Prive reduced: owner bal - : . ij { 3p R teu ticg WEST FN | »B NG A ALA WwW ¥454 meaed fer the heantfifn! . Tis etre a4 ST and . . i cans 3 ~——— aeneengeatacnerceeae ni 4 nage as ii : ose : reemsa, bhet-water heat ‘. je ; g*% . eA yw ; 4 ee , singin , eee teday:- tramediate reoxeessien - ne Pores rs iaring “ LENE LI Rt 2 ‘ : pai hggg yn cg an JSS2 —- q own terms. Bwly Family “)) tKRTMANN-HEINRICH REALTY CO.. ' | | e HEI p Yo 4 ‘ERE LING ER. Realtors. Virtmr o8e5. x. aiverside r masece »* . a &t xi } ; - 4 ft : 4 s " ~ ry KITIC $f , : oe a. ; ; yer ry] “ A Pi ’ Sire ; ee - Reto rite Roe N26, Post-t | 397 "HRE eee | Service = eve4n! WOTrains HT 2 AB none 500 BUSH-BURNS NORTH sT. LOUM i ei Sa Toa, |__ Five rooms, bath. turn | eg | 12 Siegel. 2 house for $7500. || __ BESEESE a TH ST. 1 . : A : as @ ; ro nm See : ° rr i — ’ : . weRes - oF - alt —— ~ oe - : | “* : =! fT; : : " : x epee : OY : oid : 4-44iii _ Sim SS TT, 7% | ' 3 é ~— — - + " ; : i i — a . BKith ©CuTTAck. WL. = ga & eer kel 3 a ; ‘ arc WOOS Reantifn An ) ) ’ | RSAC | - ~s ’ 5 . ; : va Pa ? = . , oe + " : : - ‘ ; : ese : “ se ’ re “r>¢ cus L 4 $7.3 * = —— = — aie be ~ DE “POR LOT t . natcn ——~ ‘ . } a Pf H % | ar . saan rs “ND plete ‘OTTEN AP & *. — i DPOr uN lees. 284 SN Orang, =| _¥™._E. WRISBERG. eee ON ANON, ls emt RE OR OT EY nN tn i ct m@av Trent. ei rd i is ee | BC COZY ‘ROME, | os ee GAN 3557 — ; sie vs ~ ntew 4 vers om, : ha.cis ard “i Liters we. ~~ SS ee . partrments walled — —~ ee ~~ ; ae an OO . a“ ean tha $5 ey on , rv w ~\ TS, i a : Renee! Weber. S227 § Grand. LAr 4544, Tews “etme carace Hu oe ee ~ - “— weaGOrr?: f4:4 > iow “= GALAWS, ¢ — bs LcES—a AR AINS ike & ee ie il | 4a “ts nh ’ yet : > is mcs en s ~~. ORG AS Pann Pe | a MIN Gar exe wed eleetric . Boks: ANrorn CRO. 18 NEw A Peew ae MODERN: S8000. KIVERSIDE _ a ee en ed “ae k- ’ ay FLAT ees 2 OE one ie > v, , “SeOtaDe terme Lin ‘Ties 3. BONER, 3724 Hetranie LAc. REALLY FINE BUNGALOW. 3 3223 MICHTG. x “1 or . .* ~' 2ea . TA Tz . Were, te a°a8 j 2aP- T6..5 HOMES HET W wre R . —evhire tn mitts oot oa | )} : i; oONN GT ; }) Red as W Senn = . 5] RINGATLOW i* f Waeh » no . ; ; ' 7 a ; ! ; , = aeneenemacennnes sneneennnnEasemeeneees 4 4? \ : . 7 . -* REA or ' : | ; ; Zz ' i | ; i7* : ' - . ft rA LA ,¥ "Ware ?ry P a oa] . 7% “oorme fulie SE ee 2? Thre GRAS “KER —_ 9 ; ; ae | . Bas on 1 : T sts... eet NES rk t™“s ite pues q : ee H Z ¢ Adi ; 4 ik ' i i} } e W B T] 0 : r% id W = bie . : , , . e TO eT. STETST WADE. ONLY $4500. nage ; i : So 2 Rh pelea Meanie Pag, pes. gg Hepes (“heree SA*NNFR RIVeRKIP Sete | we meme ty Hi Ary r Dc at OPEN TODAY 2 ea CrMmene- “Ht weti- P pur . ™ =a . toon } on Nate - . ’ : ~ vo : ... we os at y . } te : at 2: Tee ' * {wes ay ‘ eae ’ ont bon | : ; ; 4 a avota, Rone ho ae | ee ee ; came nactwoad Boars rst and smend | SRI5 PERSHING AV. : | | cont > * = > * fz at.| 6§- ro a Bungalow! : . ih: 7 Pemnerirania ‘ : r tage, $5200 Mist go threugh this to apprecdate it vty owner meving © 2208 Shemandosh. cottage ani fat: A Hick ore frame tage Stoo. oe ae am 4pply tc JOHN CLLEK. Vicwr 20713. ‘ baggy N. LAciede 908 . Grand and Arsenal. 2d floor. | WESZLI ZLICK. 1010 cenen. GArtield 1427

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SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 2928. GaLows a 3 pOVEMBER 14,192, wv 2000 REAL ES TATE For Sale, F xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. | : ‘ “Tw’TS. FOR SALE | FLATS, AP Tm’ —$————————— PS ee ane dll | “@r Ts, AP’TM'TS, eh. TS, FOR au FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, AP’TM'’TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, AP’'TM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE -_ , - : ¥ Some Figen Raisins | Northwest | — oe | South | South Southwest Southwest = —arAND, 3950— excep jona! lv good con- Poe oe Ye a ES MET pe or : a ROR Dee: ARETE ADIT Oa Ee ND, 395 fix 6 rooms BecC- REAL BARG: AIN Ww, ABADA, B2xx + family. 4 rooms each. | CONNBMOTICOUT. 09-3A— 5-5 rooms, hot | aa 2836--—4 and 4, baths, make an ee ge te I MCT A REBR A comsnge A: we . st rooms. irst iswor. . ' ae: 5 ouins dt third floor: 2-car | 4048 Lincoln: single 3- room flat: eens. | pile, bath. turin wn hei it: good income.| water, 2-car bricl k garage: Speman palm | | offe yeckel. Earicnsun & & Lo. RR Grand, COlfex 7425. | Taylor and Easton. | $127 NORWOOD. - to. - ORTIS, 2216-—Dou bie, 4-4 rooms, m Inguranc 3 by Notaries Pulte ’ » 8B .§ ryvtus, ciecuric, large | ceenamens Fine, new fingie fiat ot 5 and 5 roome, O., PR! SPEC =z 0 ies 4 rent $230 1 will trade. Bt ; k ? ey RAVO!IS & MORGANFORS nd the fodder’ s in the shock, ae oe oy. pract Os OU. bux | 427 SACKRIF IC E, $9000 eae nees - har ge | floors. tile baths, | “4146: 45 Do ubie fla 5 and! cnaw 4404 i ear y = jouble PF eat ers cae Sct9! 85 2 4 f a ao : _ & ? > rs nrire %) - a} - . ’ ty . ba re : - - dandy. well me ‘eke > ent $2250: pri $1! om room € oe om — at ¥ + | MODERN SINGLE—ALL y = s. cal ‘ - (See this at once; te od [FE 356 rooms. sun paris 3 | peeling at his best } gat barcain price, or Will trace rms will surprise you. . 5Z8 HEBERT | TON% se, wevs——S FOC. on eT KENGEL-WE EBEK S127 Ss. Gr. LAc. 9544. “971 Cleveland; 5-6 rooms, baths, ; ob. Ww ce ted matt brick flat of Slecity 741 x 24th, EAst. 4316. i comes between. e. a QL pouerti, ents Zlisv;, Bbiv.VO0V; | 4211 Ki ssuth ay. sate flat ‘on the vroperty is 1 year vic and heat: bargain: owner GRand 5965M s | od floors lle baths. $16,000 ’ 2 ee — ) I } ss bargain. hone BUX. LAc! lexie “6449. Now Under C onstruction 4 Moons Caasti ~~ a | ; 5120 Greer, in Hedgeleigh Pari iplen- omb, but we do not hay 2 , 44-83 ruvmis, sical heat, | reer, in Hedgeleigh Park, a spien- _ fal : a ingehigh was i Sweneida aichey e to ]- , Z 51 S801 ‘TO ¢c LOSE AN E STAT ATE) did new fiat of 4 roume down and 4/ ri ™M ME KT. “39 ) S, Grand. LAciede 6346. SIDNEY. 29002 na ce 2 a z i , - . saaee display bungalow at 810 North 4 x NTH, 1sVvo A.—z jamuiy, 3-3-4. | With 4-family frame in rear: gas. slectric; | | bath separate sieam heating plants, dou- tay | ST. | VINCENT, 272: ugk 4-5 well | 1943-45 Penn: 4 families; 3 large | ‘ “2 3 r " i f Joc tion . - fe Ze ond —_ home goud investment. | he ior 3% BO per ane um: price reduced for Cat Lindei) 3U67. leaf ‘gazed t plastering; _ new building: w ATSON » Kar RKE, REALTORS. e on Earth as prenPune KITY. & INV./ Quick sale. EASTON-TAYLy LOR TRUST CO. | ____ FOSMIN-G ABBE RT-SLATTE RY. r en r] 1 tile :oofing. fore you buy, ve rside 43 5471 Gravois. Best Extate ‘ Meney to Loer e Se ; de with your happy little ee Pert Diss coms, bath, fur- | rooms: hot- built flat, 4-4 BLS 8: ae El ule bath, hardwoud | L PP) flock, wm oe : 7 4-5 rooms, bath, fur- hot-water heat. rood neighborhood. eons sH- BU ENS. A627 | (83) | TI wih oie on | s0rk, 8 @a\, Make villter. ae CONVENIENCES ‘ LARNER-C ‘ --_ , tenets wk >. wee and cozy nest. Maguire. COutas | B ‘EK XGHAN, FOrest 1829. 6-fam ne com dition var wher leaving | suAW. 4250-—Stictly medern double 4: Pores cine’ | meme. Splendid | about this peaceful scene CUTAN E. 450004 Tres 3 eautitul Single I lat ane fvems. sun parlors. tile baths. hard- | pg PUNT), 4535 — Keautifai double: | ¥eo2: and sun paror: 2 garages: rent) helghburhood. | Bi aebed 0c flours, hot-water heat. 2-car z vo~|, Want offer. - | strictly modern: 5 rooms; suproom, steam | fj) Cio iy P. HEATH CO. G Arfield $165 | |) NEW MODERN FLATS : oe ner, SU4UA Maple. ci) | eine ta a! seg be on errr an nt —— . , (3600 S KING like the tickin’ of the clock a es _s owns: Gistrict rapidly increasink in value. Price (cS3) | * HENANDOUAH, 4017-—Deu Dati. Opportune Time to Inspect | “ . * a : ae ‘ ee ie - — | ba sc ss ad 2 . oa we ‘ 7} > ; nd the fodder’s in the shock! oh : gas, erect: ‘@ price | | for two aes: Gamer Toner cnes._earase ini CORNET & ZEIBIG. MAin 4560, | DILLON, 80 —2 om 73 “4, faimilier ps : oe ree ; Li] Py . Slogies to James Whitc | a 3 rooms. sCmaiTs R.j 14 or price an | Ce TR ee, le = gers oe ago mae hee 1 UL 96-B0 Goethe: 5S rooms: a ort aso es wi interna Ucha. ate isidx. WALTER ¥ JONES Re Eco 618 (he Pong SEE T His BARG oe AIN tare” . 9411-—4 and +¢ rooms: tile/ einen’ "aah OUVeDICD. transportation baths, furnaces. Call our office i 2 — E. .. 618 Chestnut, ¢ : rarage. facitees. ANlitwrn-- ve ee vay os. further information and terms. i Flats and A partments me Trek it ‘ & , de WU, t of. | : a . ss eae | yr are worthy to be called the , : 2838 N. Grand. 0 fe “Ms up, with o-room elflicency; €xXcéi- ADS. 2645—4 and 5 single, and recep- Nau 2, Single 3-3; good condition, j |} MUST BE SOLD y ; «, best , L. ye issaie itl, 4304 De Soto av.; 4-4 room fingie flat, | leutly aiTanged; hardwood floors, tue on all: dandy large rooms: reasonabie PIVUYY BLA. ca Ute. it TV CLOSE ESTATE W e have the best assortment in Ss. . rn! b-Car garage: aod . - : Pi : ; + : . . ’ ° eleciric, DricKk Karage, WUL | K s Fao nvestmen ser bric K garage; concrete sireet and ai- '. "Ri E RE ror TO ullt, S7oVUU. “ee t tj ro rach ood nco off _ ‘) KOR . VATSON-O'ROU RAE, u Ks. S ' cue 6440. | me each. root income. lier a, ’ ~- : TE. 110 N. 8TH. “MAIN 4258-59. désirabie termes | Riverside 43510. 71 Gravois. |ST. VINCENT, 3100-——Double. 3-4. modern. ||} “aPted. Louis 1 family and 4 family. Re en ee ne seein a yoot—* : 3510 GREER ——BUSH-BURAS. MAin 4527. (83) CiGHTEENTH 2719 S—Single, 33 915,000. Phone BUX, LAclede 644. | | | = “33 : | Smee UN nEHLENBRINCK,| 2-family, 5-6-2. re R AY. OWNEK SAYS SELL rooms, good condition. » Ae h. | SWAN, $309-11—+4-family flat o: “1 18 MODERN SINGLE, $11,000 | 150 buildings to choose from. : AS esd rk | tric. vot Beg brick. bath. e! ; DOUBL ” 5247 : ee | electric: tents $1320 yeer: brie e | 87730) Our Lady of Serrows Parish ? a ‘ay ‘| ‘“53—4~ : b~ oe Sop Per__ spouts. BE FLAT SUILDING, aw | EIGHTEENTH 27 sle. 93-3/| Bess J. DONALDSON, 703A Wainwright | oe ee eee ae a Any one of these buildings can be ine 3-4. electric, fa- Pe SS Ae te apes vi OT bath, fur-| brick front porch: lot 37x139: LM wSi.; FAMILY FLAT, 4-ROOM : . . ‘e garage: rane ape yg . : ae POO & oarnge - ry > iti. ieepluig porch acn joer: Datns, Hi in price F ° ae ae ae FLUUKS ; cs — ss iss 42! LAclede | er ee ——— aaden, ones e * ne fchhborts ' . iF R DUTTON & KEHLENBRINC Rif ic -“ . a Pa ALS 422 3-4 single, modern, 2-car 4 ¢ pps ccciaes bought on most attractive terms. £Uvest 6824. w 4 “. 14t :. sHTEEN’ 3306 & the woo s ronderfiull yuilt 1U se] a — : hs. CEntral 2936 | Prius oy ar cgi 4 m2 at WM SICK Sally | bail} pel, NEW MODERN DOUBLE ne neal ; Homes Bas ov? route re SAC ‘RIFICE T ays AKNGROVE & SPECHT, 112 N. 7TH. | 00d incom Bt | SICKING ae a 1203 Mee , , s, suspect, ee" ig N. Grand bl.} é 4 HIS WwW EEK | | . “FOSKIN GABBERT- re ATTERY. TENNE SSEE. Joit-le uble flat nai _— Income—Terms It will pay you to look. 4 eget : IN SPEC T A TONC E NE Ww 6-R¢ JO M SI NGLES ELLENWOUD, 4248—4 and 4-room sin- rooms; street and aicy de: conven- } re ot * e go gr agg Sirhan ! 3 rand. Hiverside 62s e) | r garage. Paved etree! Salesmen On the grounds all the time. reur basil | a tien pens. laura) . 1 ctr earage | chance f juick Duyer Office open to ¥ p. m. on onday evenings sa ~ Sc. ad?7 ane eine hot: | i ie iad ar ee oa eh EB. » CsewlUUc. | hie not ween metaae ‘income_ $1! 3S8U, "Fee | E. SUK ERN, Fullerton Bidg. FAIRVIEW, 3827 ingle 5, bath hot alter heat, tlie bs built-in tub: ome pitences Poll Out of ihe ‘ - ae. 2 WAS ; OE fax 417 3R arene G106.. __. | _water heat; wil trade. LL ‘Aclede 6449. p garage; a ver: autiful flat: low || 521 Pennsylvania, Fee es eee tite * oe mpage ane Se ee t¢* } us i 4e22 NX. ‘ ’ ’ : sen ci} — i } B land Drive Bar ins mano a+ - ownel ¥ ow yuu; | y y . ,PLAD, 45: 1§— Double stricuy .mod- || baths, furnaces. has need i floors. | Page Boland Drive; 2 —_ : eaeoes » Kids adal to appires thay + Sng. LABADIE AV. XN CW Double } lats ern, cheap. BUX, LAclede 6449. me 18! R Wal SON-0" HOU KKE, ae I Gravois | Anthony's Parish. Splendid rent- 7 : : ‘ +” A™ » “s P 1 eae _ ath eemerate woes pl atone fh dian rq. | 248 income; $180 @ month: price 916,00, | HA Niet M. in Sn HEINKIC H KE: ALT ¥ £0. YECKEL, EARICKSON 4 CO., INC., ated in bea utiful South Moor. a district at = 7 Le PusscomP. un; var bach, ‘K Ni ME 2 ER- FL E ER RL TY. & INY. o ? i uD] “ai wy b, page ' eepurate al rad ae ; : j Gray RI ersid * , | oO § hrasaciway S001 Gravois on open ere ee — — . . . — —-~— eke ~~ —=>-3 ine homes, near the Church of es peAias Cy. Frureet USS. _ 129 N. Grand. COlfax 3425. 0. | steam nts. coppes eens und gutters. | —.” GELAN REALTY CO., 5457 Gravets. | oi 5 iE ENT Ht 7 ‘ | : r: al) improvements: the pe yp _- Seer yi 3 ald £ rvud| =... a ANDE Rsi NW ESTOC KE. BU ER MA NN oF AT adh o rooms. bath. modern: t. AnN- | * 4 be ” 7! + ‘ a and eis! BAL TIFL L “pov BLE et. my. BARG ANS. South ren reduced to a figure that = . i ee Lett wa Fake. D ANDY 4.5 IN | ROX Chesinut Bee ic | thoy ris} Box N-236. P a : \ 6 Bates. 3 ex: ional buya in | = ma —s- a orn eae ear Be pos waver eel sie 2 SINGLE Se | eee | : 7 wail MW ATSON-O ROUKKE. KE ALTORS, a, ‘dot ao) Tien Aca ae =e ees : | o WORKINGMAN'S CHANCE these from 2-5 today. conve 4 a Sap Oy family, 3-4-4, brick a 5 : 4049 SHREV E >- o-ca Lp- | Llversice soe __ 4471 Gravois, _ ib 3, ut ak 4 em PM ne | é 3910 Folsom a' a 5 bath. totie et WE NILICI K, 1010 Chestnut. GArtield 1427 ws rear, wec.ric, pict 10- ! Priced lope ric bungalow: Ba. ch ‘ I PLO! new! 3 bt y: Yr » $1. TH [Rd ke E NT A. - D LAF AY or TE RE NGE pitt EBE K. a137 ss, mall cwey 9544 | » - tc ee in * »- [and ele tric: Ut car fa . See at a ———F - ap | bath. hot-air heat electric; double garage; practically 4: very pretty and | en tS ecgenetnes rea am ena ah t $2580 noes WONDERFUL BUY—SINGLE | OO DLS: oe Re oe v. J. MeCAWLEY x ‘Co. Main 2614. ON LY $6000 2 & KEHLENBRINCK, | Gandy renting locality: newly painted. built. with large’ rooms. with hard-|FLATS—-Near Grand aud Shenandoah; 6-6. A. F. “GROEBL, KEALTOR, | 6029 DEWEY AY : se , ) | ee cos ai (000 B. 14in Bi ae | Db APRON REA ALTY co. _COlfax TARAJ (c) si od flo throughout and t le Le: Pers Mae. "4s q I Oat surat. - , a CHESTNUT. ‘ Om i i hardwood floors, ae a uthwest bs . mae © aun Pa istrict) — | ar & i rent $1320 HOB : OBLLEI Rand (1; botnet AND “LAFAYETTE— se tikaies ” Mal in anemia me ae ee ge x ¥y ES, Jl ST $6000 : BO ' 4) (U Ors “en oon 1 Mg righ, 2- | 15800- 4. S- 1? 2 E. PRAIRIE conable price nd terms. PLATS Four-flat buildin pan ‘je velar LATS. 2 STORES; KENT $2580; low , we eat eanane a aa — | S tie ta BE R THOL D. “4944—New 5 rooms: garece. 6-room brick bungalow; 2-ca | aud wy es iets essa. $16 O00 E AC HE ARANCIS-F! ] ih 6! ear | arages: tr 60 “.D- ir." . GROFBL, KE ALTOR, if FEDE “RER REAL TY CO., eee Beto . reduced price wy orang 764s. ; hardwood floors. “richly "decorated: new: Mh a Ferra tt SS aealtors. | 10,000 Fi. | WHY PAY RENT? save gli Guick, Box H-230. P-D. 2 eel) pada ee: 18 Sees Bot EL NOE. 5022—New, & —_ eae Iychrome. fixtures; Girard 7 -uABbu iieehiiee nen a0 , Jarand new modern lats ei ~— . 8 4-5 room flat: $5001 ~~ =f etlimency oe cur garage. aterproat, r - e: $-4, bath, lurus Rs 3 ee : FLAT Dobule 5 and 6; ‘tothe, furnaces, x om flat: $90 a ment; but, you will be alieeedl est 3 yar? pez =D: De it, res, rooms, aes rente brin r in § ; : Hebert st id o rooms, near Tower Grove Park: rent $200; price ris } x N-3oe? P.-D rT ; ene sli acm month: at a perees | gniy § of al! in _the extra low price of § pua Lacieuc 0 , annum eact f wine ‘Fr anxiotl to sell. | let and electric; only one for ga'e $17,000. KBox A-95 Post-Dispatch. i 13 roon ile bath it a ce a i W. L. RO between Etze! and Piymouth; ae ; re ode | gt G34 : ! . . make ver ‘ee. sy terms f ' r3tT ° . i nN the ne ighbor hor a. See us at once. , A F cel . 7 sine ‘ +, * by P ‘ 4 eatin dindd aig tea . 4 . io gar cane. BL x ty E ai 5 “a4 3A » y = 4 1 « th. au 4 oe . ; 4 ‘ , 4 % GArfie la Susi, ft OU _ 1118 Delaware; ome car fare down, ide porcu, deuvle rake. roisace ac? a as GLIC 4 B18 * ai 4 u Litt rion ana 3 Bail “ oe SO ORD SS ae . : N merD we ~ gage gg B By —y 1yza—Double 4 rovlas, rele 4444- - ” a nt ’ uis ne ee Best buy | bus convens a A: = patch. provements in; price $12,400 4 | nate baths 9g ~ | Mmmprovements ‘riple Ko aes ty EF Wit ch amscamme ye etre | lready . Bla. sAcieue vtty. vt —— et three exceptionally | F BR. £. CO. 111 MN. 7u FLATS—Double 5 and 6; baths, furnaces, WATSON-OROU Ri, AL TORS rage 3 rice re duc ed $1oUU;, terms, Open pot hae x ) KANSAS, 545 ogres. RN NAR LI i OO A AA LL, ILE LLL LIC LOL LALLA LITT retin lot tp Siem e Aieaen = Pp ange - BDU, “ge ; 4-4 ruoms: goud| *¢ -fami'yvy flats 4 lare rooms ? } Murphy beds, tile batha, etci; 3 gatagen: Riverside 4310 Gravois Sund > te orcup more ¢ com- a aU. ws Pca “4 , tile r . Pernt Oe c Ci bf ntin Tr Phi i” Qa 2 ‘ aii - a -7 oe _ a a 3 a i it snouwer Sie sirens || Pass 2c etna nO in Go Sey eet TWO SOLD—ONE LEFT givitle"@s, pike is tr fas QUT oop, go ge mm eamongnocane mestzons, HOLLY HILLS FLAT si GE BL. . | ih. Dig ecal war Bai, tee, Le ed ol ASS “tl price f dui k Sai ' mee a a corte onal oe — = H1°3 Dewe 5 and 5 aingle, furnaces. i large livin : ; wi ‘ cee : sUVEsiedbe Vs } ach, ‘oO! i Oo adn ission inte fis cae " oe ae : mae > ' eh s+” ds I :4liy A rd ¢ ON ‘ert vd S2L0—. , . rvoln Singie, ,, SOT THEAST ( ORNER 1OTH & MARION ile ; . churrhes LT@Nsporrvalion ; meh f D- en eo at . ¢ must be ser to be ap} recta ed or ao —— i i 4 p- m., cer %-inch hardwood floors. Large a ‘ge a | ee — epection. wo Sar aaron garage; cheap. sPe - SAS na “Grand. | " FOR XKESPON SIBLE PARTS. | WATSON-O'ROUBKE, REALTORS | DETERING. B27 ‘Soneetn, PRospect 1835. lots nicel hand scaped. 3 Sond K a BRO... tOrest OSGL. ( KORTE 11 * aan i MAI N- 429% oY. . . * op is€ LG tri nm W I? “B d } 3] JoudIe 3-3 modern. | ag ‘ lecation for professiona: 7 @ o c NEW VU oe LAc le “3 6449. x. PROUR RS. wt. ey shows real . MURDOCH. 4045—Here's your o w ATSO 4 K Nn ki KE, RE ‘AL TOR! rent $2760 per year; reasonable terms. COlfax Teed. ty to get @ real well-built and FLATS, AP’TH’'TS, FOR SALE. §F ta. exci. WO oko x. Gras man of emul merchant. 1 block hi aie ines gage gay ie Petey and Tig | ae 13—3-3 FURNACES, G&A. | RB 1 Gravois Teint G. BLANKE BR. E. OU DAP RON RALTY CO. ’ ; arn { ’ . Wit bid 221 ede, Ww - : —— 10 2S “irgrounds r A. fia r _ oa) me 1} » flat net » ¥ 7 s ~ oe au-y . — TF >» © ath os a , r ~ a4 . 4 a a . reasonable ; las 4 rooms with kitch - | AT modes n. ‘all PRospect 0649 for ha P éew [ae & roun: tas Very easy terms. —— a Me. nd P d 28} 4 P; k 4. erty Duinku low s pri et) riaht FLAT—-family brick: 3 room Sc weS. 2. KUHS RLTY. CO. Lindell 3800.( [== [San details Karuge. st ryade, $53 DIE eCOMING o8abi Sings 3. bargain. |... Nice cottage rooms, | ig single 810 an 0. arn 4 v. SCHMOLL Unehteen, Garfield 8941. Sireet Mf made : alw ays rented, $2000. “tir rT ie gigi? 7 N poate tupuily : 28 rovunmia,. & , N Aas One eA As ae a : i FRANCIS PERRY- RT "TH “ I ] ‘} N ras ¢' OS rj a. e.? ae © h h t 2 BI a: 1A - ie ‘ 144 ) i a A - ven y a veal ‘ ’ , ments, Pat ellefontaitr Car aud McKinley i (2R cz 44 - {iT 1 ‘acs i¢ GRAND >) 2aRR. 4s * OPEN FOR INSPECTION “ _ = Ct: LSHLAND, Sod —Na family 2 2 ljatge rooms and in-a-d d: 20 Pip nent 4747 \e&brasl and reom fla 8935 Poton new single’ flat. 4 rooms BEAL " IFUL SINGLE FLATS aiian NP LEN DID i VEST ET ae: ’ . a-5 rooms 1STCWO é per 4) B63 —Single 3-04 : 7 Fe ' neon 7" wine c shat me ii. a i z ' Be cie’a . , a & USP . ri . sees Sy bee . h ‘ | .) r ‘ and , ing ‘ , . 7 { : ty t? ry! land 7 mv att j ? ‘ - Pe N ON & ~) rit, oe a dy ei -* ? . 5 e | bath, furnace: Si2 » 500, “3 " |e v ‘ M a ’ a : » Ws ° ' " ’ ¥ ol A 1 nite x lia w nn ‘. pest ba P = cig : E \' ‘ vr. & \ y v4 ' ae on f w MO aeet an bi } ne ’ | ? a ix My 7 Pg = polled ™ ao. “ae: tile ' un usually large gaged furnace. b th: 4. 4875- 1 Penrose; 5-5 rooms, single. “hard: ee ‘ ee ; : 3 ; . coc. oe Piaget abe 2 ts ‘ HA i] | MAi & 125. easy tern er in. eee. hawiwood . copper gutters, | a! ei © mt made; rents ) per wood fioors, tile bath, hot-wuter | a a ligand oa cet EX Ee SS _ UY Poem eins Soha: ; at = \ - ON. fe 0 } LLALTORS | . a , VA -I ; HENRY Hi EM. XZ R ; iput nase ne coy . , 1 built: low price | ents mie © terms heat. garage. - E i ; " zo : | HI T x = =o pe : ' an oe ai ; : , v ‘ - R { SKE. = ma VW re ole 7 | KI Neds ALI ‘% i LA’ ; r ’ } } . li SCTee lin L? i} pitt ‘to poe “y Ww ENZLICK ret ‘ ‘he etout, G Arfigid 1 4°7 Re oer pmeenn ~ naru¥t v , ‘ —_ Rivers 947) Grave eo) cash and monthly payments wil ~we'Geie FL Aji — OUD INVESTME NT $ 3 OG doub le wal terme te Lexzingw and Clarence: 4-family — pe seh . family. 4 room ltchenmette a ieup ine St : : - pyr ea ile : 4 q * t Livia Lsif Pek , : ata? a ei} : tie i c 52 7 - ; : "2 rs ETI % " ' : b 144G ( ustlenmmn: hardwveeot fivors, tite Viaggio lic V ppc be beautiful I pre mises : ‘be iiding eated. A SINGLE flat 4 and 4. with side drive, -flats, 3-3 rooms, tile bath, hardwood i. i ro per a as ee greg reat ' i er eT yey Sate ei 19 “Gs ARF ~~ » 7. a P CE ~ ? r ; . “ ; ' L ~ [ . pen - : ' - | i i iu } «pe é i té CG nea? (yrTa na bl] : | a - 1; man on gr our id 9 tt?) he family, & room ats; ana kitch-— Bie, insvect first f a wisi Nita . SAY. ‘ a By eee ee ee ee re pnenee MAin %046 rp Chestout st. ring lead ent: imeome $14. 50 year: | Shaw 's ri qgawion HARTH BULLDIN io "ke R AT ene os: hardwood ae tile bath, Bilary A“ i AN] 7 Elegant conditio wie DOS MASE 05 3s . anh A hae iT ink eRe It en aes i. Tia — Pescer toe ° . — haw 5 jarde D 4 ti 4222 Gravois. BAL pgTane ean. | rics S25 c 1 TDAH 436A Si and ; . elicits Latte price @. - 56h ianinel | 4 510-12 Cleveland: 4 families; 4 rooms | -—-===- ‘ Se , 1 | al screened sleeping porches front SOUTHAMI TON BARGAIN. | ace; brick 7 WUIs, 421Hv—d x ‘ wdern, duu » $7O0 will handle: chance Li ; een Ss . — , e ;, ya Ort sLACy' eri ; | ANDE RSON- STOC KE BU F. R MANN rs re iced low. See th Fi RST 40) ae o*. pra : 3 Over 200 listings to select from. \ ’ a e, . “ar | ater Farag n be } 4 “ig! ; P , ear old lie ~baibs immaces 4 / +4x hei ve } tre “ace array eons Ba! ae , n . 2744s Cernmetina ms , — all: ad: O00 ion : — ett flats, ranging From $5000 tp, i Ol a all . lao Vi ach Speck ieee v iit ingie + * pone - hh U4) Ihe oe or — 461s : Re neel-VW ae fa.) &: (crund ‘ we ; ’ 4A shen bin 2 i gee ar ah : 4th Cieobee : pe “: = $ areain. obi ie S ut MAin 4: 904. - K ER. ea! tore. GArtield | = Toyyi (wt cart and upwards. ow mon ; mr “4b \ mai > g ‘. Peppa aa? 7 , - “4g : Lj | “0 : . g i ) si8 : " : : - ache “a ial 4 , ,u¥ ‘ ; ( rae . $ ere8 os f i , _ : ¢ a i . > , a 7 , ‘ 9 tr - ° sil ell 7SOO. - i Wed ait); : ‘ i } i | aie ge ei "VV A is 4 i male ~ TT Hee ' ; ne J roums, 3K 4 f () ly paymenis, visit our office Sunday in KU KL Th. 2 resco aa ny ves limat x ; jee Trienn ted & Stig nine £92 St) LAcicde 6440 we un rith sun | $a es Bs 4 Ry" AL RED AN Db Jl NIATA a w ne Leavi ing i own get lists th at are already prepared ENTIE = 3420-5. a yee egey'e SEE %) ' i sala ad ‘ape as 0 a ————_w e711 | JUNIATA. 4203-5—5 “— ' . donwhir Biiteree gow ass le a Hat Sagi po STV pre 2 west of | 4 new 3-room double fiat buiidings eu. Devonshire; @ aiso one single flet, obligation 16. 3 tre: t) al! ana ae ae i gcyy ' ) ae i Sink ié ‘') aig - - eatin iain Lio ahaa a ‘ : > ‘ - aZ- emia ci vata sont con Gounn ret \ ra | ‘ b? > / ‘ u\ e "4 - ip . Cn - ‘? FOU. ha rad \ oo f oors. it)}-& 90rT veU tiie bath — , rvonms, jot 5bOx1* 4 | a > 2 will ac- WATSON-O’ ROURKE, ; : ‘Bae ag Mr pen lls . sire 7 A rer R. iti ler ity: Fhast Very theoienrn througout 4 rents , rPaAuG . be } eae As - chine i and *utnace re} ny = asonab! o offer, Riv. 4310. 471 Gravois, “ew. lL. KUHS RL TY. "CO. Lindell 7800. Gian. Realtors. 82 nes UI J] 4 “\plahaatn ur. price reduced for : KENGEL-WEBERK,. 3127 S.Grand. LAc.9544 ‘em os. pate G14 7,4 ‘ly «* HIGLEY. 4200 Shenandoah, owner. | §' + THAMPTON CO. 511 : Kingshigs- SSS = SINGLE FLAT BARGAIN Pe BRALLIANTE. 4708 D. 2 single; | | CAL At in South St. I a oe : 991K VIRGINIA AY. | On a ner atelier: 99) | way. Riverside 5200 ayy , "or oa J ioU > Lu “ y INA Sewnoure: $ and o roms, gtewm | nem concition: baths, furnaces. 12 clon uk over aiick ne Moan tant Tang! (pt tmimute, Deck as 4 and 8 | rocnte each area Woe. aidecy| RESIDENTIAL FLAT | HOME OR INVESTMENTS - Ee Pige : email cash wh part ment | 100 home’ incon Applv upetai: DE TERING, 3627 Gravois, PRospect : rood buy -at nrice See at oner, PR gs oF 2 iouail ' 9 ) 4 2638 DE TONTY We have se : x : t : - SAAencer ows : - ¢ oath 4 } Me } - \ smmeaeiies es , 4 , =4 ii i ‘ ‘ i b th | mm D N oO ~ ie : : Al REF 410. BEFEFA RE ER @ be LM es aS \ ih Tt rick j o a: hi ener] ‘we? bert ee cK. 2x wom i hI ‘ } Oia ti ; Idi 31°75 §. Grand. LAc.O° eH SOX x ‘mnona: J0 iew O-5-room fiats | Three apartinents of 5 rooms and A] = double lat, 500 go. A! DY D : UBLE } ee eo! . $040 O1ive st | furnace, hardwood tloors; 2-car garag: . Consistit ting roon Sie ag UE ‘g ey eee ees er SINGLE—SE F iT steam heat; 2-car garage; 915.000 jand 1 studio —— - t om od go. | es a sg palange Bis | th As ELLE NT DOUBLE. | 8. jO00 Cash, ane aU per "mont h: iook om, reception hall, dining room Sal al — SI at aS P 9 N NSYL ‘\ 2 A orig 04 te ; Tholozan Northmapton). | baths; equivalent to an elavoore 0 for inapection. RIC mE } LA TS Bini , : 7 Segoe h tile bath. | tod ‘ — aleenin: al | LAFAYETTE, 41xx—Double 4-4 rooms; r} aT bh. double |}3. sold: 1 ao 1 s; 2-car garages: | home; very _aom co —— —, nally | Nottingham. Riverside 42¢ 1708-10 Bacon St.; Double | iiou! creens, shades, fixtures EDW ' Kt His KLI +. CO. Lindell 7800. ; hath ‘7 nedéeatal wan tile bath. herdwood floors, furnaces; 3 gars dd bw kav" others Vbungalo type; onl; a _modern convenience and of excepile , : | fi r gara Cup} uls ; | roeunis ona 7 cea soll . - S es ee ' car garage: reasonable; no apents, Bos ‘ “EDERER RE AN © CO, aI Devonshire; 4-4 rooms; hot-water | artistic design; park- like surroundings; | Owner Leavi Ing ws Double T HOPPE 2 RR. een emg aie ~—o . ns ~ a tare ssab, : } Bonesaig sin wd Be ) ie H-227. Post-Dispatch. | 7 (7 ‘ratois he: ?_- 7 ot Lert) $14,000 i beautiful rear yard: garages for 5 cars: 5317 Devonshire. 4- fami fet 5 large WH Miia, 372" 4404 Natural” Bridge ae tL. eed wud fiowrs, Ciie hes a ee sir gi” TAFAYETTE 414 mean % [FINE 4 4XD > YP OOM F 7 AT—s300 ( AST har fiats and -an elegant home and at the same time @ nome and sunroom. pan Oe ~ steam 3905-07 Cora Av.; Double | | |! A REAL BARGATN HARTW is ISCHINGE ©S0R8 N. Grat ee ae ae » trictly nmeodern; rents $15 attractive r La Ss ithe. ele uN a Dee aw etay. OC | substantia’ as c cO.. heat. beautiful fixtures; make" otter for r tw ** : 4 af ry ti . . , Ks : = : z oe eben otk then a i A Chi i t a " é ‘ : : om os i ‘ . oe iE RM FON RE ATT 4 f J y. : } BERT ds. BLANKE R. I. OurK Real only ema!) cash payment re- ne +) vat fe Ag S a ep $503 Gravois GRand 38830, MAin 5046. 711 Chestout. aquired. SOUTHAMPTON ©O. 4511 & MI s/- hoo o : : 2 bila i ‘ sA sj j ray’ » jel . }) ; ’ f ; “010-12 Obear , oubie a Bhd) {1.7 nmediate Possession Be incerta Pe pe Mlle A ky nage ae Se Se ———- - . —— _— AL . WISSMATH, 2858 . Grand ri f EREL vi os ‘ & AY.: D ub ii _— . A ‘ i h Jt i i ‘ hi (3) i Ritu j {hi Ov - — . ones . , ; 7 . saci _ = ‘ ~-« HL ys TRIPLE. FL AT D2: 26 SOU Ti | ( */ MPT ON K ng*hish wet P Iverni: le 5200. ee er ere ee ee a es 7 pedrgacy. «4 Aaa MOR IO lta Oe A RE Oe ees Og Ta SSIs SOREN ' 2 and 5: $i 4. 200. ii 4 THI Me RADY RE -AL Ld & " d c Tas Sa ; a p ae sua? 1) : heres seaieesbiaceniades a : { ‘ ; , reese y ‘ é 7A , ‘ie Terms tc suit your con-j; ||) Beth 2.1) $6. Posi-Dispateca. iT ) | , tern +5 MODERN—S10,900, sawn backed. flat -Rand 0520 SE VEN NEW DOU = ee - ‘ ie Hi ¥ 23 we 3-3- KOOM ZING Le F L. ATS. ry Nortbwes ' amily in © = Soomete I PT) Rive e &. $554 Henrietta. Steam in double xy enna — a ‘Rand B ARG. \ | N by ‘Ok QU IC KS AL 4E | oust « De BLES ee A. J. Green real ine) /))) Be lsiedl-i4 Eas : ee es eee ne | ine (bt 7 es uhinaie Tat azenta | 11 1600 S. Grand. BELLIS—GArfield \ eetere nd 6 room single: L-car|- ay | aor. | vestments rae UT ail tile bath, fur heat. strictly | @i 7 ou og re ane ame | TRADE FOR BUNGALOW \ 4 ~~ 3 8. v ex 8 te NE DX U BLE aire anh "~ ~ ’ bot ‘+h on second Three were sold in one week; 6000 block » veer | {it ie, ‘Ulfax 6275-7771 Morest | yo2 fnal i Menetch’ a OR SELL FOR $1500 CASH ISIANA. 3 -5-reom single fis : RUSSELL —NEW DOUBLE | 116 Botanical; a dandy 5-rvom double | @oore:’ | . e and street cars| on mandall Ii blocks west of. Kings NORTH ST. tat TRUST ' } ’ ; ; . oa : — — : = Pa a A a 4G17 ee Mi ARKET. +-4 i net trait en os i “o a ? one om ne , 4 ns a aths separate heat ' at wit iit “bathe gece rod t\« Ors, St p- lose et! OO Cc my P iberal terims&® on Dae. ative me Hing ; & and 3 doubles; exception ly vd AMILY F LAT. $17 BO Dow x. 2 nae ir cage ep hae ren eae gg rooms; new baths, new fur- : — : ae rire mente: $2520 double earage price | arate furnaces double garage: renting for | § : ' : ry ia a ‘ eer these witle in coassrnc- at Estat Le, Anglerod:: weli-built stock bri re reception hal aa provera — naces, hardwood fieors. Newly ; A. £9Le aS AIOUDIO Tutt, @ SUES | ys ' ti ee ee : | $250 pe r month, lot 503 I23: price 6.- APE KX REALTY AND MORTGAGE CO., are sel! is eg f ny “7 ~— a Sh4 N. GRA BL. a mem es: 3 late li oe versed 2 misU; fru ah _ mm ae tc papered, painted. New rubber { mw} Le ‘. oer “Pp PEATE CO GArtield 3165 | 0 al . N- a . “ 72° Cheetnut_at M Ain 486U) (e685) | evel ne these flate very fast; select one A. ¢ Nt a “- ene ae pte i - thie : ba . . - v i i nh i . 7 ; sient *N N I a, one t uUuVUdi ; i sal reg J ; bricked. Ser ed by 3 Ccafr lines. ’ tT} - ma 65444 g ' a : ‘ >" ey) S70! iQ) : open eA 8H y}- Oh wf a Sg in cent : fine 4 ian il ¥ © ¢ GULS Dewey ingey bloe a wre os = one S540 Milents moet beautiful 5 and 5 ast I . ae | rN ay ) ; F - iat i« , ‘ P . — ‘ 4 , . : ; » ie: AUS Tri er 04392. | EXING N. 1L0—-! lode rh ew f Open thi« afternoon. | Mer , 361 Ns Re es id 5 OTIS: unday 1 inspection $1000 cash. bDalance !4 rooms, bath. eile ric : rent low at $1650; eautiiu -_ en PF ney hot-water | modern fiat in South 8t. Loule: 2 blocka sev AMINA sas Pe IE eh alle da oe ~ : TI LALLY BUILT FLAT wingie, hot-water heat. Karage. See puiid- BELLIS REALTORS i hw tt } Pwo fioors, stean at erms easy terms; make h . és 4 ‘ 1 west of Kingshighwa n . - Bar rett st. 4 and 7 rvooma, | &T_@F_ ste unds. a ___ (cB3) GArfield O378 | hi pa raee &» barta G EKF EN. 3155 8, Grand. LAclede 8008. ANDERSON ST eC “KE BU ERMANN, a vine - ; ‘. — wee a ier bathe. aide , ate 4 Se —— in « hot-water heat: dou-| MAFFITT, 473 16—New 5-6 single, bath, , lane “GROE BI. REALTOR, 722 Chestnut. EXCLUSIWE BUNGALOW. PLATS __MAin 4 ire O&8 Chestnut. — i — bg or Fis 7: on . low a i furnace, garage, ae this. FO vest GB 4. : cnreen ~ oman - ’ amma ! ‘ | ickE Ms Z2xx— Sita 4.34 Nour? eric (}] 4 Spy Lig new +e 5: atrict tly mod- F ] N E ‘S] NG L EK WATSON. ti ROU RKE, ° } . } . , - nie ee = pave tern Fane ieaniverton PATS ps: Dat ‘GHERTY R. E. €O., 802 "CHES eS | Riverside 431 5471 Gravois. BARGAINS IN mee NECK ‘O., 4451 Warne av. AFrill, ouav—o asgnd 3 room ODrick, | ak floors le ba steam heat: °-ca s: a: ag MATHE ARISH e ths 3 ect! omy BSUIVUY, Sl0ud | | are & 1 400. , ” bloc ‘om Grand b 1903 Alfred:a very fine sing) 5) — ee oe 7 SINGLE FLATS Games Kennerly, 3 oe heir sh. W . DONA ‘ae. ae r stnut. South rH Es LY & ZOE TR. GRand 0! 32043 Rovert: 4-4, modern. ' rooms. inclosed porch ana tiled bath hs | 200) HAT LIDAY AY. i 8 Fy [’ R A MODE RN. : © 2 a ; state a it rare 4 7 rented u' rieig Pe = aX TOPE — ~ Tv OoOor , ‘> oe oh ra 7] sj hi a -NE LK LOWE x GROVE PARK War , Vine 5 re: AY le ace -aaalpe Sd ; nes a nd ie oa pe bh es ; : . : . : - . . JRE 1A he on A oD am alu oo Lid e BNnG «a . ‘ 4 YW oh rr) nel ' iS , tinted : ; ID > 80°5 G 4 5. .$13,250 “RINE bai ee ft 2004 N.- Single 0-9, bath, ga- | ——., d — nt roome urna’ oll) rine sing al oOms, Db Wate | dean & LTR EL AG 12 | wlan 4 mode a. i = at £8 Te. a Dt Baki 2. | LI I ll IM y O} I ‘ Bis J NI ry N Ke W SINGLE KF LA TS =e a ee en rage. BUX, LAclede 6449. $4000, te om oy ae sr ip . ] veaee* Ties nee, 6% | HEM ME) N ANN SP At “Ky ER E. CO | Handsome ma‘é brick of 5 and 6 rourme. | FC i ’ * ——r 5454 Gilmore. 8 and 8 tk AND. NEW | NORTHLAND I’L.. 4802~—-5-6 room: mod- | WAT SOK. o ROURKE. REA! TORS. WM I, W RISBEI R (;. 2204 S GRAND. See 2 coo eae ; ; ee LAc. 6648 and Cher! single fiat. hot-water heat. tile bat! hard. IR i ALE— k OR REN r ET RS —s Le. FLAT | ern ck bungaiow-flat; hot-water heat: / Kiverside 4310 O4¢71 Gravois. MENARD, Vd e. 3-3 rooms. cheaji| | 4 BODNER. 2S aes NE W I IST ED | wood floors S-car garage; in wondertul 5300 Bancroft. Southampton. 1 bleek BESS: Greet, S ane m | . oa Su Goubie sarese.| ARSENAL. Su: pies ey eiEE vn svaions ot —. 34K .. . Grand. SEE THIS BARGAIN SINGLE .” " e , — 0 ty sais by ye spaepes “a jot from school. street car and bue tine: I ex- bath, modern... 18,000 fiat. Tower Gro n. ni ooms, | MIAMI. 4062-4: t-¢ rooms, new, ! 1 $012 DOVER PL. | _ |£0~« oo doul ile ) “gy ood | $2 i, x1 —— neg annette tra large cheerful rooms and eur toom ~e 6321 Easton. (c62) | a rdwoud ! “: large rooms Be ffer wanted In beautiful Holly Hille; rooms, ‘uf van Th GO Oh nipan = ’ x . with French windows. Murphy bed. -lowis *" . 3; ‘ ‘ , Aa a P 2 ‘ j ' j a. 4270 Labad — = ; ga jurge 3 an 3 | r owne! J lock from Roosevelt DIC KR AL T “6044 Cherokee. PRos. S811. ba furnace hardwood fioors, «Car ]} “SUL wv ss. FeypT aR, “RE AL TY Oo Fr. Die KMANN RB. Nil -— — finest fixtures. ghower bath. Inepect tc lay . : und P fe . ; sar ‘ Gil «oD | “ain 7% si - } ne? ‘ . " ° or a aah 4 tL Jo rnane i a ) ce oink aul 500 ’ Cas mn ATELITIO CL) act possi ie ace egy a wo Dn eto in sonssiiseciniipddiiiie MIA: ai. @104—- Mos autiful fii uth earage. Pao OO eatga @ , , Shaaie + Paecgine “oo of 07 54- utlavs val a eg “eee 4 & B &} “ C} e ‘ T 1¢ ' ri EL FY rest 5&4 . . ‘> ‘YY . - ann & ns be th he st? a ‘ rn? ne it eV home : } EDE RE 34 REAL Y : p ». ‘ r ai ened \ %; Re A ‘ nr ~ on aor opaysen INV. ‘ BLDG. co. “s : \. oid = stnut } \ I ! ‘ r) | t . 8. i "3 ‘ule bath, hoi- KI KE rs 1080. PRICE 96n00. | PALM. 9062—Singie = o-room efficiency: | Dot water neat. ____ — — ne anne 5 + T M S| Ne ‘LES $57,500. Listed at “$4: 000. Offer wanted 4 . ngshighway Riverside "200, / i heat 14,000 oe io t 87 6x10 4. very modern: oniv 2 vears old. liere's 4& Lk ris. db) VUGI—dsilnele BLoIiclly Bivauel ti id * . +S 4 BINngie, 4-4 “Dat i 2018-18A RI cor rag ST. | ‘ ot fille em the onto aev terme See Arthur , ment. S406 \V | . { | | . . Shem d - 6 | h: ele real home; hardwood floors throughout; tile) 5 rooms and sun parlor, hot-water er furnace. double garage. BUX RK. E. $5250; terms; well-built 2-family brick : i rd viwo excentionally | henandogh, opposite ne one onderru investment henando I iUTial and +, beth and Holly, hot-water heat, double garage... 16,500 re Cod One ty ee or sales Ste of aR ek RN eS BB cegresenn epee wmrtcanes ee eon Ain ~Einndtinamee se "Se ee ea “at Lernm Fairgro — es gtP4 n Tia 0 ‘en — each: electric, : : : ~ a he “ees phe tes ope ; . ¥, e anford } o e neem ents; terme er eee mith, X-cur garage For further informa facing Shaw's Garden. bargain. LA: MICHIGAN, 5943—Beautiful donbie +-+ fiat; } al 4 reolls, Da hs eBOCU Vase: a neti Fy an ate Hhieh cs » bousth well consiru Ang ‘ dha RIG . +4 ‘ tion #ec us AdnuLission ¥Y card i Vi nObGS " ma batt hardy i floors furnac piers ~ Car garage aliliuas rent: sou maha ipirtin os sais o =r pei a” - + aeertmers with &-cal *K d OC AY ; ’ DD ; } | |: | = “AKE & BRO. 816 Chestnut ge rg 058 Tones ‘ Pont 3479. a re a —— an. i menea: sek e: sas aang J LAI FE. & BI O ut | ai opi phe, Rime — trhe J. P. HERRMANN ng. £ sven OuvTe als : 4s = matt . ; . (c} sla EK. ' : ne $-Ta@ mis} werk eae Ae i == tage fare > . \ convenient terms 4jon w mel ng” + h mest at ¢ : , : —* macrirt L pPpOUBLE oy MPI ANI) he OS ekgp EME Teens Tegan Tage ment flats owner B31Q0 Olly ies . 31°79 §. Grand. LAc. 9544 » i 07 sy por ANIC AL ee koa #), 6 Chestnt Sart ield 8603 BEST-BUILT rL ATS IN ¢ Marg ‘ PERDINANI), 4037-—Nice single [21 SAE Sd. Ot JOHN Ss LAKE & "TY R15 hent P es ed floors. tile bath furn nee Fe arate “furnaces, “cobpe ' : . ra a a= — — = - . ry” WE "Tr 4 Fw? fen ; - } ' cl) ‘ ' « ; dtc: rt out ior a. » jpreT montn “ a L. ' © v LAT TS : ST. Li ft is 4+) TT ] 4 , A °. wit sun- :t ~a fig? ‘3 tn ‘1b! id et } j . _ ‘ ‘ ‘ anc ‘ r’ : bi | Sow ( ASH. Ba é ne bu wi . R. Ae tan Abe & & “po n e $22.50 , ; gcutlerings COLT r ecrertia 4-5 rooms, eiectric and | — wae ovine rod a Cm ra percrsr iS ie MD 33 owri ii thi th, fur secre ee t CAT | 441 sat abe Ante sol - id om ade she teell i. ann ae - oe HE MEI MAN” N Af KI ER R. E. net eee | buildings are well ; deli “2 rT A] $0) 1) i = art 5 re resis acreened g LTrAage ear Lr in’ 4 i.inge) . bet ; Dia Li ri in ,(20" ti iu [ Tat, “ A am J : - ** FR t mate 5 ee ai Y matt brie rs Renu —" i AKSENAL, Je : ‘ _— ES ~, oe ‘ ure eetnul, tals. 4 Dats, 3 roome each; | PONKIN. 43 ABBE KT. SL, ATT E K}. Realtors. In porches, sieam heat, tile bath: very Leen ABBERT-SLATTERY. me ATSON, 0° ROU KKE. “RE "AL TORS. .. ; | ara — ~ i. and $°88 wd terms: bie sacrifice: “hentia Bi : : > + 6 4a remises Sunds — ; . (low rT ulanphy, @ flats, 3 rooms | THREE blocks north of Easton. near | a ATSON -O'ROURKE, KEALTORS, eleney: steam heat le bath vil 3004 06 KU SSELL “- . pe © Ait fry |. Kingshighway; S-room singie fiat; tile ‘bargain . this well-built. double fiat; conven- ] X SP kK: CT T ())) ‘AY | ° 9641-43 " enna 3- slory brick EDM sRD NEUMAN 1776 Arcade Bide. tea = ‘at Ne : er ee eee —— ai ae ee 4 en ~~ SFO ON er nn lent ie ne oHnnectict! “we ' ") Bee A. J. Green, Rea! Eeetate Dept. NORTH ST. LOUIS TRUST CO.. 8504 Nh. Grand Bl. ee cians Senieaumnael Ci oa. 3 " . - 210 «? i iy? i \ ya is At ‘ . Lala in KRrodt 4 fia ts 3 rooms : ih. urnaces : © CH! brick 3 rooms ai Riversid a j > . se . : f M@iicier e@i.rie “tly mricmie rl ye . Lgitth nas U crt rOLD “and trail J Central e baths bargain | ASS. Post-Digpstch., ae BLAINE te iyi ° atte ° 4 4 , =" wat ? . Zz ' rida ttl mini : ‘ 4 . - ’ 1 eac i ait ' i \LLAON, aang ine corner # aad KWDUCEIL. eee ., oe garage. lwars ‘rented: S150 10,500; no agents. Box H-S37, Post-Dis. : aanw ~Y : os - * 4y25 d. LAc, 06°60 TA = : NGL ni c i 4 ~ S817 Devenahine; &tamiie, aaa Fi S750 caah Hox X $i 0. Post-Lispatcb-{ a eT me 44 : 1Obt) veal > eC ; — iwi is ; rl 4 ps MOLL ie mri Jos. . Dee kmann, 4) ? BS. Gran ¢ BAS ‘ “v si chi lent rodern , liga - 7 9 | «af ; : iy *) reurr elingrie al / {Je Pot etirne 4 faniily, steam hea 4 lit N-SO0._ —— Ath Toit . roan ificienc) ARNER-CROGHAN, FOrest 1838, BO} ‘ANI Al SRXX room modern chen S55 BUX. 3548 8. Grand. MOLBLE—GOOD BLY. lit level eening porch. hardwood foc at. wit ngs SOF OWNET. OK : i ‘i 7 . i = t then wand ( AL ROR N] re “$1i+ 4 Wert abs carace : Ee 7 ar ~ Aiken aera : é ae firn, reatrment i Li Us poe 4604 V Ike i] N] A AV. ‘ ‘ j ; hs won Murdock . one of the ‘ie : h es - a ‘Ke BUNGALOW FLAT. “KAHL-BRUESEKE REALTY COMPANY, | bargain BUX R. E., 3548 S. Grand. ee Se Gta eee an. 1 cielte FEDERES RES LT Oy | | = an Vin T 9 Fl full ee mpton; unbelievable low price for : . er ee f : cid tia tER ait ada 19 { i 0 fan ils . prick boi wale neat i Ai | | , ane ‘HAM uiare persona! ‘ gs tof? “i T i . ’ x ’ | > " om a , ‘ « (3 Al. n> gay Sligo $-4 BAKNGKON x 4 SPPCutT, 112 ‘ ; : CK 4 tr, : : 440 Aidine; apartan mt nO vie . il jam- | : : cheap Bi 3 LAe tan 64448. f yHII¢ ee ela Double a2 ir hath ga 1° ' ’ , ue : ' , J Pp = . «t “pay ra 6} roo , a“ . . : OPEN AL] DAY fur . i ' 4501 Warne ay jlirs Db rooms, thi baths. marble en ; leat Jtixx MORGAN ST. i Nous : en reese seentional bargai amiall cast . Be ORN} s03t-—Rea) bargain r kt a | Aclede (1449 spe te , ‘ ” ; a q rm ~ rr or . tr ani ee ex epuona: iy eee Tee Blliaii Gash j Ly] i ‘ LA spare “a . a). . . #* lies ’ \4 “ f i¢ } ri itu . * ‘ * j ss , Six flate renting for Sis B00: q@on ’ & me ~ NORTH SDP TN aoe | it ay mer? i all 2 lfax HHI Y (cod } — *‘t this Pp retty 4-5 with this hati Ti, itr) © fm oo ble 2 2» - eile bat fae BOS ~ F ' THIS TODAY. \ k AR (5 Ru ay N } KRIR.OH 04 ¢ ener ay a : aan ae INSPECTION Ook this barmwals : ’ - he if es - * nhac - very reasonabis axe , : ” : _ - gs SEE. sane ‘ , ari wood uns ! A] BN O'\——4-4 douoie, with fi . one ' or vl tA te + ie all yore ST en sae Se ater we! Vv Uelas a at onee modern; well-built separate | : ; ALIFORNIA. 41 fu aR? Peat) BUN. LAeletie 64480 ficlenty wi dsseii-in sleepin ' . ue ’ weer 1 ae stone poreh bungalow root MODERN | SINGLE FLAT, a CASR : Balik} | | sete oe tone ment: | en 1 — “bath t eos hy “— “ch san , i OKEGOUN, near Sidney; double 4-4 rooms; Mt ri pea ull ctures time 0) Stas ( T H SI dE ue MOLT L, LE ae ft sat pe brotialls Pe i r" om ‘. ieeneoen’ ake 1 buliding Call *, aire ka AMILY eld 1927 | CXF ORTE. 110 N. sth. MAin 3258-59 LACS Ss. PEYDT. JK, “REALTY ANID a” ee: oc aaeaie’ en GAM. te > agent cBY) 416 ci . a md fixture re jeep ii , con }), U0Ore. firti-class construction a ' : = a} os “ _ es +k rice j . no agents. . Jig ; Sha wt) Gee! , i = ” , i at ; - nm mon —s floor vacant; S000. $60 monthly. . a: > Poon bath, elec. | NOHTH SIDE DOU ~~ ES |: ; 4-4 J. CAR L. Eee. 3+ Mew | — eo Y =A el A ; F we ty . . ‘> e + 4 . Be , - ‘ -* ' he ; st. : * Thi ie a reat anap: 2 - ite. eect So wee, | os aeaiaine AV. 6117 Grav: reide 2 jon_guick sale wanted. GRand 0520. (¢) | MORRIS AACH BR. CO. ane 0 Tiesto modern fla brick porch 3 ggg comm : 7 Look 7" 7 | ek rfie id RUE a1 : 7 ij 7) " : gv ie condition ; 4 , ” = ‘ ‘ 4 oa ms " ; £500 C cer = be Py K : Th Le as AAERE \ hes 7 “ ‘ ine one 7 : . af , Ownhe: ieavin ana wo : Tat AS P. BEALS Gar a L 2kOR N. Gr | tile baths, ®team-* SUF heat. Z-Car garagt electri venta POEL LEI ok ; . ; wi “i . a > ‘URTH Sing or cara of admission anc price see THIDOBALD & ZOBLLER. GRanc 0 ; LVANi«g Bde —— LOUD ad Rath ge : . . eo P . \ ; (“hoice room: furn a) | 6Pis6 Por rooms and bath. firw qd) =~ . i GAN #00 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4570-4510. ‘Ff Near Grand oa $-.) : 6 iy family 3-3 fam- 3405 Marcus ag 4 anc ¢ ! «arene terms: May take vecem PHeCHaeT Hock 27ron rand ON laymen plamce like rent. : i & Preot and bath second and thire , sh ee 4 ; eee 4 bare rooms; modern, ; i Ay BE mggeer - e ; LT! ESSh!1 CEs ‘ = “ “hy ' ’ iors = a WALTERS REAL! , | flours ie ,uUTuaces a ox 1 OW: this at ®-famli at ¢ APARTMENT 6-famiy te ts fur ’ { ; er . in4. " ' 8! $lfamily 3S- _| family compels owner bo ke offe sgh = Grand w ATSON. 4)" ROU Rik thLAL TORS id te varie ‘ price § fyi ‘are: 49tY) h floor eyt . . aliens —— awngeg OO , i corner Channing and Sameee 1 ate ee MCEMANE 3 C0. a25) Chestnut GOMPTON, 152: Single, 4-5. rent Ri vernics 5471 Gravois. | : £1500 CASH DOWN HEMMELMANN - SPACELER &. &. WU. | dow se: a Oe Pe ART + Oe gop pee Post tie 4. pull4dinge #lores Bnd fiate: + ~ ev. K ve (TON AERLEN BRING. NEW EASY >TERMS—MUBT RE el. SOKO: price $7000 RI , a 1. Ac. 6449. kt =SETLT. eres « ly modern. 4 and 4 rooms: steam heat. | As i—Fine 4-6 ine! SHAW, 4034—Well built double 4-5 ms. DPERCORATED: MUST BE SOLD; (n Bia amily) apartment-fiat. good Imeome wrTiaN Li RS , om '-f my 3 Troome } et: large ty $1500 cash will hundie . ao! edn = auice . wi] OU | hot-water heat Seer gareee NOPP. OFFER. CORN €& DIXON, KEALPoK=. ; fine bouth Side location Bis ee + amen MIN KO? ; ». B&B. CO Me Be faniily ia8 hot-water heating. consider iot as part yment. d ty . ae Ag Gas a SS GArfield 863: ’ . AL GAKFIELD 7893. (c) erside 1913. (cP) 3621 8. Grane wm, iehciede GUGU-U041. PF — Diapet LTE R. E Co. : 62 21 Ohestnul st. [a ENZLIC K, ‘yout C esinu rf pa rfie . joe! ve f.5 room singie;: hardwood floors CAROLINE JAX. Sookie ib-s5 PAIR : 21aIMiv. bd KArace r BA CE fa: ior A000. GRand 05 | TERMS a hs * r Di / “Oey iaador | ! value’ 33020) Pon a ares “aan Y Re FAMILY PLAT. KELLEDY REALTY CO., 9522, at AREN DES LTy oc ALAMO. 7i30-—-A dandy double “al F 2407 N. Bway. R. J. HIOKREL.

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a oS ae = kota me 2000 REAL E51 Aic ror Sale, E xchange, Wanted, end bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences for Saie Today. et aeTs Ta LE , EL. 2D or will trade f simgie fiat or cottage. . 5 is R s. F aNTt i , é me " “oo : ates pa s O% : : L shies ¥ DePuy. 3 ta " es ens wo 7 ee - Ramo. _ 105 ~~. F h @t. -_.... arf) icid Be wil sac RIFICE APARTMENT: CSENE J. ALTHEIMER. WALLIAMS &'. , SOME ¢ ATHOLKC oa bur = S°s ¢ NF. & farsiibe-Treem ef pe ‘ER ° " eek : ~ a 25 os Mas fie rene’ ‘tee oa cen ties rents S255; sac- —- - 2 get ae , regis ys ga po“ “ . § ae | ; . : rifice. RELLIS— + . we CBW ND Rte ae TD hes! A ae KAHIL-BRUESEKE REALTY (0.. we bB ge mses mages : w thous Mi } ae = — —— — aS | , s Lx . + 623 Chestnat. McPHERSON AY’ 3 = Dn SS gos. FO DCR MANN RL CO. tree O25. oe ~ BLENHEIM COTRT APTS TO ag Mcgee Leegy awe CLOSING AN ESTATE—WUST SELL 5535-37-39 WATERMA ark, O®aciill wP PERSKAEICe — feoms, be ‘farda ("a2 yi gataat + @gee f . . (‘Tae rece : : “i ; e ' tie ' washes : ‘ ‘ ‘ _ t . “aa, es rT = : 4.3 | - heat } , cag a — “ . 4) . 5 Ui Bi . as . Se : . A cee Z at ‘ = caer a tmreugueat; pine SSI; rome | yy IN On 4 AND 3 SINGLE $ Chestnut . 22 _ Ches RENGEL-WEBER. 3127 %. Gr. LAc. 9544. $3. cv; pani ; vs : a tate : , ne — ee e?— . — : NE 1K FAIRN« ROTND PARA . MAKE OCR OFFER— TRADE 5 Yes asin pee CM. : * 15S. " | : RENIN EAB SARA GIES SHRI IRIN Ta SS — in 4 ; —— —— aart + +200 ( ASTLEMASN—7 rooms, tile Dati, . ral > Am Wess , ; .: BRAILES A! 4 ws * : ——— ; 4 bao , 5 ae hardweed fleers. furnace, brick garage. aie mul mietee. ee m BELLI-. (,Artiew eh ne oT Soe th stmctily modern ; ke pe” oe $1060 Eee 3 . 1105 FDWAKED TFRRACE 7 1 a pen toda an — a — = , 1$% RATERMAN } ‘ i floors. tile bath, drick 1113 EDWARD TERRACE ~ Qood Bur Invrestizate jprner Ewing and (Caroline ¢ THACTING OO 13 Stas _i ST AN LEY EPSTEIN. ENC. . 904 Ch : a aS 4uT “49 ; BROOALINE , va SS a ef emcee at wit ae , . ay ae “RK ap “ DP EERE PS SORES E29 SPR IRA an th lg es ES eae celal a mee —- wes ob &2 whasweh . * “a _ Poa - >> ‘ , . see imoeocadi lt EE ae ++ AMILY FL. AT | ee ee Ls> } : yee = aN - eetiee = hs ¥ Northwest. RSP mmewesz co_ me cues, soptli SSB cn eras maar cE h Manor House FLAT™—S families. a near et Cn sr = oa ee i rhe ares | ) Ba (OW NER RE Ai ee -HAUNCET 1 [EA ~~. ‘ sto = ; i — @ “s tha ite pte ¢ —— i ie ‘ 2 j in ‘ Mh we ‘ : ' ¥ -- : . i " 3 : : . Psd ; ; > a . \ : . ru CT O - | 2 es “- > r,s ‘ Ss ree . adh aac , — Pa te a a . seal incl . ES ; ] , | Si 427% : -_ he 3 } . ‘\ . 1 he : +s -_ ; — seis? m rom our f 5725 De Giverville cme a tt Kim Ms . ovine cee ia —— - , — sila ta ’ ' iy | elie 3 an oft ; +. fama tan harawoad str. ve homes have iescended @ from generat = $15, ae GM. JOHNSTON. Realtor, POrest 9430 : ame are 4 2 TT $AUSCHULTE R. E. CO.. 2407 N. Bwa: 1G ee yy ee scatius im ome fasnil?-~ Mane ax & tae Ge be ea ’ Pix 000 “ie >be . a ; t> r> — i. © e48 | A C-. That oo : ive Pag] 4 In} cain riteT vanr 3239R e % : sen el dil a tot wil ae gee ~ ; 7 L/ i . : i ARGAIN oA ee . ! “+ : . : : i a Pas PARKVIEW. 24349—10 RUO MS. . ot LES} ong Feng Pees wen a wt gag i Bg ertoncoen e Soe147 Cal aerate : - denial = LP ro- ra 50) °. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS COLLLGF. at ER GROVE Hi ME rnd — . ivi Staatc . Gannondale. 3 : RT\ East and W ent of 74 ~S Layton Beod —ae% ~wallence ? 79° JUNIATA ST. : ‘. Lindell 7800. : Ra RG & WEINBRKG REALTY CU. | tng yg enance onlin “yonken t SCANT | |. trie are acuiugd Desement price) mént dulidings. cack containing 6 apar t ajestic Homes wus (ramea NUT GAREIBLY 47H 47 EC De Bt. : =~ 8 eS | ee ee tre. ca nace ns ffer. ' eid a ee , | fou mt t be Bice : 7 | a ee ae Decibel” amie . 4 et. SOCe FEA ~ WEBER 1139 N. 7 : ITMAN & STRODTMAN BR. E. CC ‘*4sk the family whe lives im one.”’ ae : well-built, im AN LT \U} : — = + EDW. L. KUHS RLTY ~~ Lindell 739000 Ga) WITT Tt IN : mt Se eens US ae i : Bes Reontifal Ooms argo aod 3 Sixx CABANNE re yrERE OW A ECT 4 THREAD’. S89 — FT rooms, bargain . . . Y MON 4355 ; 2 Bo ie oan tile bat _ : . ~ - hor 7 hy = Cases re > 4 = —_ HN EIDER. Sn E.asteB. a — I + i i * A se On ee . MeN Te LAIR. —i-reem gunhie tha ae ncome over $2 Benth or irene leg maaan m ~T pape fe : $e oOCee PT 4. as Tl hareni nocd |! . 2 Shear = tz" k we. GIBsc PralTy oH : KELLED». estmey restiza ee : : eT 4 , Ba oe : cal as i ve on el ain S221. t2 > 1 CN NEW BERK} > = 356—> ae O&O PAPRON KEALTY Cv. (Oifax TES. it. ; bs dios : Ki. j 1 was bs RESIDEN( F—L-: KOO MS. “LINDELL BL.. EE A row Goa he : t Ss. iurtace, sacar ~ > | —— pe ~ tT? eee Ge eer Sise . menih. . Seok wi © us us an weiter . Ro een ne et i ve GARLAND, don —Deoudie 35. batt. fu | aside. stairs : nd aay 3 a ae a of PSS 2 Sgr gee ga eae > os 1 “Hacer » , — - ; id : ote cree : on see cirestart st cme NOE te A 4 ' he ’ ; : : 4 . wile a ae See ; ; a. ae = ' : . : , X ‘ghee - at. : ’ ~* 3 — ’nge -V rT T ; ters ’ .YR: ~"s - ; , , tf ; : ‘ets , ’ La , ‘ i HANDSOME WES TMOOR 1 apa on : Re ad — -: = : oe. _E a Ae. 9544 : Ie. 23 3 Mp - = = et } CAE 5S Bone Ph. ye FLAT—WiLL TRADE FOR A: : LatTT ce 2 : VACANT | | 3 a Ona : Se ir an in" a eee : : 101 CLAYTONLA. 5-3 sa 3@97 GERALDINE—*> ROOMS. : PLVDENCE afr AL. ts 304 ee 7 | Ooms baths, modern ’ uipment and @}t r rie eae t ¢ _ ‘ - ed “a . . — > . . . _ . ———— i ws > -*? : j P é ‘ - + ») } i} ; i ft ; ? ee = . “ 15 WET POINT cT.—ALTA DENA \. r TT WEST END RESE aa wArfieia GITS : > -F =a YN : | : Bl Fangem | Muadclinine eielecaet athe 463 375 # i: nh residenc ee Se a ee é+ mond: 9 ~oma, bath, 6 | : 26180120 rt. = nwa mo ; ~ = ~car | rick garage modern. o> ad 3 “Me _ PHERSON sd nic JOST-MILLER & E. Co. 7 CATHEDRAL PA Fla Pal) 3 -% a whem se — EK. mene : 497 \ 4-4 MODERN SiG.s00 ~ ok ; ; > ’ ‘ soles tea : ym hime ~ am . Ps sme gw va ‘ ; ‘ ‘pen Car ownoer wil sew 3 OFFER: SALE“MAN ON KEM ' | 30m ng i baih ac hmug -err unusual in : Ad i J : ee iceman : a . ‘8 fet" al i —_ Det La » J Fl ant 3 A) y sy tu = > a ; " a _ . é a 9 ‘ orneli : =~. ne ‘ nivel rsitv Park ~mpleted . women newer | — . . ' | . | : : , > eee . f om 14 |} at eh 7 j WASHING ' I TC Ww. | : ’ me “RESIDENCE—ST MARKS PARIS. ee ‘ROOM AR 1GE—TER MS. 6 ‘RLING. TON ets ak 4 2 ty care ' 3 ~ Ihckmann. S125 =. tsrand Liv TWMePAMIL: FLAT—~ URKNER u ie She AG! Eee: 4% Realtor. 706 Chestmut. tu. 374. . Deaut 39,1 =m — LACE > # "Moc lern : ; ) € He yIC ‘E 3740 VEENGN—-$7. 300. sacar a en ee ee a en ne ; | 2 L 2 eae P-etom , a Surroundec as HOMES KAT EAD FLAT P5> AMHER ST | : ca ae | eet, | ee Pion ‘DAPRON REALTY CO.. COifax Tomo pen inspeetion | : — 5. UNIVERSITY PARK FINE SENGI , ee ? De nahn AUMCET P. HEs sArfield 3 WEST END RESIDENCE RES] » ——e- apmue? — ; AND 3 ROOMS. SLEEP ING roncE. i ® > , ‘ | BLEW , un , mee 2 | __ (65 to 6 Shana eget isang -_ be L. Jé oH N Ait — 4 ’ ™ . : _— = 8 F ‘ ‘lem — . i 43 . Pt. . ° 4: | 3c ace ; venees COlfax 231d. 3113 ae VAR AGES S-F aes. 4, TAPAR ! Mr NE PRN E ;: a ve ee" ae - : Y ’ SEN w Da BIS ee . ca , . a ._ ~ _ ‘ ' | — se . ; ss nie rome mat EASTON-TAYLA »: Ja ae career: . ' it ‘ ch twrks 4 1d = MING ] > Taw = ‘ = -* Perehing » — ye ke wy ~ ne ? Ly * ‘. ntral | e 2 : : Tes laree me wil. hot-water heat. thre 1OME Bi bs: =~ Kingsbury 9 resus. Ce = : ore ] 4°s . ‘ -e oR + ute svi : . _ so “ ie oom jet os ee. rime ; an 2 lindet! @ ream Sunealew® : 3 kingebery. 6 i50-— $400 (ASH een ee ee il | 2p ani oi aac ARGAIN WEST END RESIDENCE , - — iim ' } 2 2 ma c ms ee — , ERSRERREN EEE _ MERE WABI i »HA. ;' ; estat ‘ to 7,2 ¢ . . [Aig Sde0. | Pharth thd [Pioe. ” Zould ppt. sesspe. to ast iateem (053 Waterman be daih. hotwat ROOMS. SLEEPING PORCH. GARAGE © rd of admission and om, t VALLEY Southwest sary. > sera Ata Besutifal residence ? te : MISSISSIPPI eS i : : : WAGNER-GEANT-BEEL. ing porch. double sarag: cnten ta MAin 3640 am ame. y araurein ae ‘ 7 3 , 340) ™ —+ 8 heat tie Nedleok ses iy, Al... ts Fem sPPataAL PRI g. 7 “ SGrand, L Ac 94 LY : | tenth . : abd | gg 7 oa HES oo Se —— =r. iouhie-sized livin : and 3 bedrecs | ‘al mt : sh. IMM BL FLAT KAR: ween i. GAT DETAT as K es - —eneiceeaemens ——> CiisTes ME —— ' Sart i 3 out tile by +a . S = . ‘MEST BEQUIRED _- . . . . . rN WS . be > : ae wtin s . oo » - e: : _. + ’ . . a. 7 4 fe - re LEA EW PL.— oe. — , ) 3 RO0™M ™ DER N—s 7250 ai a mt Ns : metal weather stripe throushec: rio roa “tt MELVILLE (ames Place} — Se ~* BR cette MRE oo ia > « » 1 ora) , =H METROPOLITAN REALTY CORP... 0 to crt SS wera, ER aig ; EE } i+ & % : : . North ? 5 | aM acik ; Pe Aa agp ow , "235 NORTHMOOR DRIVE _BE LOEWENSTEIN 915 (ive : ’ : “ KINDE hee . ' a? ee . . . ‘ SEW 6-Rrwiw HOWE pe t ; ' 4 ~~ \ amr — oy tone ; ; . ain tine ieeck wath f PF oratrthe . hue , J A Li ™ Ss.) ~ a> >) WEI - ; Hh? © A= TLEMAN ; ° : - ail neaern mprot=ment« betets : gee = Sh ay gl . > FINE SINGLES : GABBERT EP a wil "BLANKE R. FE. CO AM PES # M Asn M4e,. e° ra i : > S- " \TTRACTIVE ENGLISH ROME . gins sere wie i eae” 6UL At LPO FLAT BARGAIN | ae ‘ een «1 3 : + F — Pe Ci Da. 1 s, S2aS WA KENSING. PON ! wih . ' : : , ae cane” = : ENTOSN.FASTON TRUST COMP NY es ‘we “i HiMM INVESTIGATE TOPAY : 4 & z , . = 6644-4465 PRESHING 4 . ; rH —" Sh: tie ke rem ee ~it? ee? | PR is7wi~ retin * wrt ~ 7 "Fy 82 4 “ a | " FI 4 : . ‘ Loers ent , SARI Wabet i ' ' ; . ‘ wer 2. ‘sal : fF | ‘T o ."Y : . Se ' -_ > It PRINT Laem PR Pali “EATS T ' ’ as RIDE ARN. Reset & Pa wT _ “re ; aed . — “NIVEE : | | : . : isiTY A CTU RING <. te ation e ow RE atwar 3 he As cE 7 , : ARE Pi die S.versile | Auk MoLeay enc iowa Seno. 4

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os > 4 ovis cii da. NOVEMBER 14. 1998 STNDAT tees RESIDENCES FOR saig Mo % xourmert st Sr cor a ae Sar ge a ae as sod Bae Site Ade Teeny. rest ceara - West 1 =ecss PROP. FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE ~ catiteese ee a oe $13 — hws Se oe SUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’ED FARMS FOR SALE. | FARMS FOR SALE tis | = I eee \( } . 1 \\ A nee South | BELL, 3405 — 7 rooms and bath; bncs. R! 70 acres: 28 miles south of St. | JErY a gas, clectric, excellent furnace, good grani- uls; price $8000. Cx LACciede UD. ERSON 292 -— Q-room mesoderm | toid basernent; all im splendid condition ge : \ s $s. - ; T' sy? _ tr it . 35 ' residence: jot 100x180: «arage for 8 cars.| party must also buy furniture. Liberal | ° ; iiry and fruit, 001) , . ; bit ti = . » A IS. 4 | miles from a Loui mm odern improvre- ; | FOR SALE . . rooms above: suitable for undertaker. | tern [¢ - ; : \ orkmanship of a2 | ||NAPRT. Riverside 3814 _ undert ie) = oy Mie are tile walls and ¢} ie || Kind of business. _ Riverside 0075, i¢) | 357, Post-Dispatch, (c3*) | Round-Tr: p le fares. me awit wes a ae ie sie : ; 1126 LOCTST ST-: * PP shower 2 aa ~~ || STORE —Laree. 5 - > and bath: 1 Law 21 o— ~—m “4! 2 A. BM harticlt 1777. 1. 8 ' ))} arce t} sai ; . — a= ae s ; Ee, roums ubov ao at | AMBDIN. 2u1Y w room irame bouse : * ye . , led sa ‘ . PF ¥ 4 large bath; gas and req! —~ in. ; ; Gelrarentiee ee lerge rarage, _ hol as 6 machines. Owner $2900. 'AD ‘D ly 4756A Cote Brilliante Supervisor of Agric uiture > menus 4 ? {7 A rf i@} ld ff iO, fy \ rfield HOF 3 eget aha! UNE i eeSanrtee a ee ee oe ay , > ~a : Apectac ay inet ewig: atone, eoatarmes « asin pace Nios ‘ than 25. wry 4 + (heard spacious living room: i) °——— an —} | “ ull »3 4602 Tennesse (c*) Uni ion Pacific System case and, of course be enahitinensmameen eR Oe COE ss Reom 17 TT exic Pa : hardwood and hot tie fom 7 : QESIDENCES FOR SALE Central S. GRAND BU SINESS LOCATION—Partiy | LA BALLE, - $324—Singie flat. 3 and 4} Omaha. Nebraska. we. 41 - ‘ee heat, /. CHOUTEAY. 8736 — Store end fiat: sell improved: good for any business; rea! rooms, bath, . electric: $500 Aa0Wwn o — = gg ey lighes: type of ms “a West exchange. Miss opportunity Box ¥-271, _Post- Dis. f balance terms N YSCHMITT Rk. m , leened | @ : FE o ana © oo ~y pd ~~ Ss +s AM, wOo. . or Ie Ouse | : : s } 4 sac ati lt e West End, this Ouse ' Borin ete 8 ls nw flats above: real bargain. a 7125 ( or pe hg ufacturing; iot 56x bargain; 11) rooms big hargain. KATZ Arkansas ri J ne et i : Appeal : i Dud . her-water > hens. ard- 712 . Vers fPasy Al. TE zs REALTY ©O.. MAin 2499. .~ i hae CP RAGE .° yume oes || apes - | ‘ding the attractive terms availatly : 7% Bh. CO., 614 Chestnut. ) Troon 4 ment GOLDSTEIN REA L- Wrom! ner wd store and S-room fiat | "$400 cash a 6 rooms, mod-| ac his a} nd % dus be le laxVille or provement soring . —————— | MAS Manage ‘tees st. | above; inc 44 | ern. Call ( ab: 50) 4 R: bargain. (c*} | ' lnested 7 n “e fi wi Dey ‘sra voi v . . cn ° An eT. 35 rit ERM ANS-FRENTROP RLTY. cO.. |‘ [UIGKY 3090—Sincle flat. ¢ SS ugusta. W. B. Foster, , . | REST Ose “> ig yee mages aie On dwellings, single flats and bungalows. Payments in FOREST AY. | CHOU TE ad | > L008 - 10—Store. g flats: cot- 4143 S Pe ani d R Iverside 4069. KY. ot! 2 ( Sling ie A 3 Grigg o rooms Q ' ' - ee wr yn on vs) a" i 4, ot . 5 ' . ° ; . | i i; ebove: 0 Ty eile large TI ect yery easy ANTHON ~h ? MIT R. B ' WP. 406 Ant. i California ; “ : - ‘ “ , — - — ay oe Rena - 4 ‘ terms. DOW NTOW N ¢ ORNER: ®TORES - AND | terms P_aMInNe AL once | Bas > 2 ae 2ernnh . LANI [> > prices | I A interest he me- r a ) e 32x50: b : ] 4 2 MONTHS ui | B AKEWELL | | wontons: RENT ING FOR $220 PER ei Gilt kK. heal tors R22 C) hestnut. ' Ri “ Ml ° iH * _ 33500, 1 ad se eker & ANC Poe *s ‘ ay F WwiG Lu} pan q ry ‘ : cr j 7 , * c= om vy . ; ; —— - Ss 1 sw WARD “L POST -DISPATC 5. * BOX = A-406, GRAVOIS AND KINGSHIGHWAY— |," ee ee ee | Gar.-| Tia siey; richest emricultural lands in| M ri heees 2G eee (c y ) L. BA SE mater | argue AND PEAT [Eig gages mam tome, ll EAE | Wie srodiae Cer anon ae Hicewob panier rw ee| WRANCISCUS REALTY CO ~y MA 4. 424-29 S.—2 stor les: . 4° Gravois: large store and 5 rooms nt I ata ee ve: eellant larrrs and vin ~~ > . Ge Nanna AEH cape AR. | - sla anor House ' Garfield 5555 ; _ 9 "ea | Seaver” Gace bari pend bath abov “y nekine $1 re 500 bat: ‘own- i Wes 2A BENT? ea hae iy ae, ie! T ime clienidee | oeidh | Mamet bans i. See. 5 ae ee te a 4 + —_ mis A j . ; | a enaren | RAL, CO.. Chestnut st. MAin a to sell quick; make @ffer; easy | 35 “a os ht DOL, EY. months bath | fornia. Arrange tev go w! us 0 ctreme- | neighbor John Palmer. Kout “ >b. LOAN (%¢ RRESP NDENTS FOR 1 ——, } ' rT if * man é r 1} ‘ thy narca n. vo >. J ‘ ~ 5 ata le R Le it i ‘ m ; ol ie ‘ . ‘4 ‘ . . uP aN he * . a s Aa ; : : ? ; S SNC Ie NE 17 et — : ~ “r. a . +, ' M Ain 1656. tral ROOO , . els Ast . +. Ba CSL 8S . i 2 te : : _ S tame # r ¥ oN “HOU =— CHA UNCE 3 HEATH. Garfield 3 iS il ) | Gommunicate witl a ee a mo gamer = gene gn ee | _ ° "§ a ae nlp * ea. | 5720 De Givervi le ; | 45 feet ee rout 5100 we eel | GOOD INVESTMENT | onan ANT—MOVE 1N—$500 . “aie | SPRAGUE R. CO., 626 mal Ride. arm; bottpm and upla 4:2. tory 7-room THE PRU N I descen ded om generation to gen- skh $15, 000 ato $10 000; easy terms. Box A-2, Post -Din Always rented; _ 3607 - 4 -11 3. Broad “ . ‘ ~“ + 2 ani ot Abs a ene Se docethd tesrcyeinscele cities daaiesiiandal pig Meth nonatonenCt Se ee a etre ane Reena et ene te 78 * “ a ANS Ce REO a CRONIES me ee ew Poe SRE NN III A A LE NEN Rp NC As ABE OIE GA ES AERO YS LORRI IES A AA EER AN AOE ALLA A ee shat will 66 wen pea fk a verans arranged. gre foot, frontage: Scag PFER-ACKER, REALTORS. Held | VERBLATT. 722 Chestnut. GArtield 6603/4) Zimmerman. 1802 NK. 6th st. Haneas | | Joegtity, Hriee only $20 per acr OF AMERICA—HOME OFFICE: NEWARK, N. J. ration. The exclusive community, bites al oreue —— one | LEPFINGW ELL AND FRANKLIN — 64 = — 3 ee e this, while the price places. el: Cc I w “Ort ;: & stores and flats. S 0. nc. re tHiit ; = tore and 4 fic ~ ase is furnished complete, for your: |# I ienry B. Ww eis ’ ‘renklin, J store and 4 flats. eo - 4 ; > . ‘ CO uf wall . ‘ ie ,AUThRace ‘ pe Fs “ye Price ‘ Meaty 4 4? i i 4 . | — e oo naam edie tial Ae te ain i eeetnmatine maniacal se? Lié¢ ‘ : ~~ " i s ref vine a Te ‘TORE AND FLAT BARGAIN. —— 7 NEW MATE -BEICK BU NGALOW. ee: a Pe 804 CHESTNUT ST, y. * yes tr y'yd a8 xee! . LAS MAOORE ARPA E PRA LALE SA ANI AEP EDN NY PES VEEN Mas i sawn Taber . ; aie : ‘ . +? ‘ ‘ if iS. In rear, 3-room | . ul = Raenomdale. le Fishth and Chestnut St. YW ® UPGER, 2701. $500 aown, $45 month |HANNAUER. 811 Chestnu Main 127! R " SCHED LAL “3 "2 ——— phos ai Sarage. rice $S500. | on y SES S. Jefferson $2 50 CASH. $20 PE K waONTH. Tia ae ee be. ee BN. Hickman | Fa) 3 § aores | cut tuber land. ~ Q : ———— Seneca : "ud gt ca Zz ' ‘ ; kg } Gi SONG | i ha ake dv. on Lot 2x ~s | 4 L ad | | 3 : ; ; _ . vag “4 ) et ge } | REAL E TATE LOAN ~ * ; SE OND, . yr vn. KA. ‘ te Rieti] ; ’ ; didinr 7; rove +4 “Te -CvTyY pric ‘OLLag . ectric, : Tae rote . a : sO Tet iis Stat mtg itv a: st. a OCa- d de h ic Homes RR coro PAGE Oop Res Bie eee TTGE | tere Ta ty Shane ue ga Feit lage ei 0 sg 7 agra po, Lol og Yl te teal S HEAT, ELEVATOR. i abl C) automo oY other busi: x , Water: e _— 1 | WM. w ARREN, 205 TITL EG U ah. BLDG, Llso cort one-story, 30x120: wid- | JOHN 8. BLAKE RO. 615 Chestnut, || oc: | where miffione are being eneme to | onn__Herter i cin oh bE a 0” T . who lives in one.’’ : well-built, - brick STORE ANI) FLA’ : ning of Jefferson makes this ; a “ (7)! develap our modern | Venice, and back | POULTRY | FARM—— 5 ved ar price Ie. Ms. - Loan Correspondent New York IT ife Insurance Co. fa OST- TT] rT R ; : ' A ound, 4 . tense Pure. pres hg { me Investors. . ae siiptin a0, Llenry ide, 2 e “t of Garrison ., a att . | ca. a ‘ Mor to sell. A ? eth ' lee ul ef oxh4 I ns Ty ’ ' m . oo? a! $° ? off * ea lati —— . ‘ ' ap f OuLs pr be ’ . , ‘ ’ - ~e ry 3 “y ‘Ff 18 N. : n street; EVERMANN-ERENTROP BR. CO.. n county: all imp outs: sell of 4640 (rar investme: fil for $2550: $1000 . > | - mn! | field 555% ca ailetininainl erin: trade for improved, diamonds or | = a ’ " as . balane 1 pont One block IDENCE IN EXCLUSIVE be en Keven ——-— -Y | $1000 CASH WILL sie a nice tah h vo LAciede 707 — 7 webiectelie taéeess-| been | and Link. - : and Ate 5 pm yen . ttre ee es . LLL A a —— : , ‘ =~ ‘ sir » 7 ? ny —— et | price $11 000. lores ona on aint 2118-20 SHAW AV. $201 . AT OKNER WHITTIER) | 1, Hemmelmann-} packler R. E. —-—_— ; s o> & ] a rented 2 ; ‘¢ abe sa a ‘ 4 t . aL! . ; IP Fe 7 ase + f wll vs + .. tts ted a ‘acre in : .r y 7 a hie use ' ‘weaurweare * ~¥ ft ala ak a ee erpece — © , r 1 WE NZL era : +» te! is 4 ri buy: i. . we % 7 a “ “ Att > ; ~~ . . em . 1; . } a ‘ Ma Sai, are eee ee ye be ‘ 7 "eye i hc oe ee ee ’ y ; } rer > - ¢' : . I aa i . rt} ul I : SE\ ENTH AND CHESTNI r ST S. i : : 010 Chestnut. GArfield 1427 Ment *, @lectric piano, fans, | McDONALD. 1111 ESTNUT ) a: i —--—-- — — f water: 500 grapevines and ot) “ul ! a 1001 W ashington | ag ep @ARAGE ee 6 oo ie to wet into a mee P te d al. 3 CHESTNUT, Main o | ° mf) om village: on all-wéather road 5 ' i) 2 © mus , s..% ‘ws ‘ , 936984) () *1 ¢ a 478i CU Sa —is : e : “ a Ss ; ~ 9 | | - AVERSITY CITY. ed. tt; 2 Fox onderful fu-j ness: account owner's demi VACANT—8400 CASH—840° MONTHLY Oe: | ea Les tha. Mo. : fr _ paws oF 29 Wecuss. oh : — be ing | id [ one _- ritic } 4 } HENRY HIEM! 7, Y 7 heat ] le \, Teonare $ roomer ath. aur “RE A "ARM. $100 “eae will bes a nice Ei farm - ° . s ™ Reantl! u: ! t us f ns yd as Cll in} a {p a = ¢ rar Na it enarne einica. inubile ‘Ce Teo hours’ ' i : ap 1 i hour 4 Jutesvi e. 0.2 & $°. arm for ern 10 equipment and appoint emg porch. 4 ttle Hint... a wee mut ri rtd a { a eroKRee street ~~ Lores and 1 chs per it VERBLAT' tae CpeE to fouth }. (lary ~ MMi oo 9 os L - terms very enuarT. a ? wae F of best Hie RARE BARG ALN, ee “oe nut pth it tna - neatiy ail thien te ne os vation: J. KERE R. . 107 &N. Oth i317 Teasdale ay. il ding. _well-buut vente ie gg a*.. KOO »T rite rei ah RS. 2-car brick garage: moder : 4473 ; Mek HERSON of ; ac beet nese - le. GAr.0108 BUILDINGS BARNGROVE & SPECHT, 112 N. 77H ““JOST-MILI ER RK. E .. 105 N. Oth, ow XER AN : ! _ : — OPEN si werent erty: “price | i Buri ); also hi iinet CATHEDRAL PARISH @iiime wom. two bette, not-water|| AS AN INVESTMENT. Sortheast rorner Moreanford anc a | ot | HABME—STOM00.)00 Gren “Taat—vear "y Bg io | b . a 2 : g: g Ao1 Tr > . , t O68 . . ot 2 Sd ‘i T ’ % 410 N NEW STEAD. SS : i. 0 . o urne 3 : Posi a ad ove 4 3 . ‘ - —f) tpg il . th ial sLOr *t {734 : Aitoty . ‘ “7 | iy “erry? Py cat) eee ‘ i ryt ‘OuUEINUU t mtn t? ere 2 i ss . bs , ‘ " . ~ a ' A very attractive and well-built 8-roggg x Will eell on terms, Price : ame As : an ns opihos Ba sirable ate at n n throughout a? Maite dress a4 pT } | West of Mo. : “i 4 4 ; j ii DRDeET eC main a4 , ‘ ate Us : ‘ TC ueOLies Tl | "e4 iF “1 rt} (tl 7 1 ie DeNotoa. residence with the hot-water heat eng) Di a seh an Sekai ” , 1] built: double garage; located in fas ater pip ew porch. 240 i true na other best poultry an ; hea te r : rar PE gee Bg ; r 2 y ~» Edward i L. Bakew ell r - “2 ’ b, + . . coe 4 . =e vr. PS a RE PE eG . renee orodlns-qnen Oi ee 4&nG terme: ont : *. "40 ;| ize . i ultivation ; ; , mittance bv card only Possession shea 8 X. 7 Garfield 5553. ae A 2RN “uliertor: sid os ees «aa A Bin eto ; + 168 GArtieid 40 | Soy ees v — wT free nn siauiinet iaeueaeae ” {cultivation ; || | W Ydown 0840 7301 FORSYTHE BL. February. 192 £ - . — be ; locks south of Bat oD 5 rc K 7 LENT NE VW KF ’ ee oes ee oticesses . PSee®. condition; plenty of improvements, which FRANCIS ry RRY-F ‘TH. 110 _N ~ —————— . ‘ th 07 a 4 ’ —_—-- +> - wee en eee —~ are in fine repair; present owner has or- er in — a as —————~ ene ,. fy a are ‘ Q’ . s'a _—— Son 4 an My . ied this farm for 18 years and recently - —~——--—-— a ___..___- —— — ~-— == ~~ = :- = CH IC E HOMES = F: MUS ii SET, L 3900 SQL AR E I EE! T ae TOMER IDGE AGENCY, rAh a LE L ‘Db AND NE Wi 51 KAD ‘Miletiesioe! ee elas Loakiees ek eae ee “y t= Wone or pevereide | ae ma We hi : mn) ing! mm ————-———— | wanted; will trade For particulars see =} } LOANS ON REAL dni G2xx WASHINGTON = x : Oo WEEK . we 7; e . “4 he ~ qree pri se os one! GY eevee Fob “MISS | AP i Ip Pp | LA Ny T) | DOERELINGER REALTY CO.. a b . rooms, bath — 2 . THIS .Y ; ya niikj P xture r. 7 ! f} cy . ‘ , rc “tt 4 rye ha ; rrig lurtee pw Li . La Lae . , he ee: ‘s . ro Open today: owner will show | yaqil ; 12TH ST. AND CLARE AV. | Scytey..crtn at fxtarea: 6 in “baseinent, bath and toilet on each flo onan som oe quiekly. 2) 825 Chestnut. (62) ror a aa oo +s oleae ~ throug!) rere unusual! residence is of. a fa ’ —- + : A air also ‘ar ett lin in f nt th aa — 2 + = -- A an i weves ‘afl in ag at rite GUA KANT EFD Cinm i s ’ tripat On , . j ong 4 Tw] LAAN. ‘ fered in the Principia district: room | MEETS YOUR Talk to About a Wonder- | ANOTHER Goon CORNER othe . : ae a i a wp to ne da be ete welt oes + On tele upplement. Fre STROUT |- well secured property of more ti ee ett gee PE -_ >? ot _ anc large sieeping porch and h ; : ; E > +a: 4800 Har large sfore a rooms were eee ee a - an . . ~ LRN AGED , 1046-B Pierce. Bide... St ble values amoun! $.> ' oo eo Men at e ; ae oll burner: Ruud IDEAL O ful Possibility of TI his P ropert V j bath. furnace: garage: all improve Bt Di‘ Nv BL i i FL \" r 5 ‘ANI — € Fk a } a oo Loupe -- ae se hoot et +: ‘ y £10. Yuu | ee ee resul: w 1 af ‘VInGLOF large : 5 ; ss : ~y , . ¢ 7 = , 4 Ja , nary rreall he n Ch nD 10US* ALGXLB SOOQUUY pU irees and Snrupa; pr = English Bungalow i Stores and Flats YECKEL. EARI & IN di nh Taliroad spect Cerrgt : A St. Louis C t L.GOe ) WAGNER. GRANT RE — . ; i ee . ” . , Oy, & Rerioas . SOG — reer) fires r x pe ! rif} pitt LA FLA - ¥ — | ; oo ‘ 7 « Mey ’ te i 4! its state bo suit, ert St. COZY HOME /Tniversitvy Park | iil ! FOUR STORIES «= @) 0 Cetet Come [FARM SU acres, wood timber, near tyieh: | oie’ at a. teal bargain HULDEL Lepeddaity. at lowest 7azed. | ii sume | 1 iene ‘couniy propery: -eule + | 409 Wainwright Bldg. ) iity property; quick anhewrer. € ffi ' . %. Th ia “a? ach da ‘ es ~ é an . (tas i ett il 1372 GOODFELLOW AV. dust being completed ced thie he Jes | — - | AND BASEMENT ve Levan ok 2 ae 7 | M—Pouliry an: ack: & Pe : ad wi series , aw y KE LoaNe ahi 4 ; cht ‘ -- ~ - —- ~ - - ~~~ ({ : st . {/ ’ ‘ ; aes , “ 4 Ver pia: . pai: pe tage ~ oa ake ware el cont any MODTFE: KN 2-STOR y, 6-ROOM BE " bungegiow " } "T English Hilee (ot ‘ . j ; ~ rr rr}. ‘ (*} ’ brrig i wir! ("ia . es ‘ y-1R2 Post Liapa ‘ : : ’ . om ae ~ a HARDWOOD OO , Fume oe a Sie oe SMCS + iss ‘4 uthwest Iroadwa 7 f R 1S d } RM .. “h wa ge . rare = ges gE AN — : | : ae igaseacncsonnd , atount, we only ask that you wend we «a NACE. BOD FLOOKS, ” BATH , i ca a St % in pn is Ue ; { 1a] ck 8 gaa eo: | “ani gfe tart hop or wat } A N " an A - ; ma a or er cor ee yer we pi ‘ Pty hy “ di bs 3 Ma i miei A} eR list ' E 7 waut and can ‘8 ra a " G A NSS. AGENT. GARFIELD 9% : ; “a “s atm = = : a : For “some ™ : 25 ))) ” Bee ‘ T ar Lo Als {({ | ANDS aie , oe a on : ‘ houteau + , . : t} Bue ie . set +) = hy opt 1} : ™ é , , ps DSTEL ’ 7". iry COMP AN’ 5 vautit ful New Home Parkview nies bavestione: prosucty: b0x334'% a . FARM/—230 ectes,/3 miles! trim ragroad | FAKM-- . FISH be y. 14 | Gilbe 703 S. Bo wae er os irs Leere CRAFT. AGENC' | al rapes with each lout * a . “ 8 > ' ‘ 7 . | . h; rents | iced to u ey ? ite, Bi mit rige SIO, oo 45 " | a on “Ree ts SON REALTY © - : 4 ~ Waterman; 9 rooms, 2 baths, oll Respect ¥ yr ; oe ans PN , ;' We) LA \ 4 2 r ( ‘ ts ‘ j i { ( et. MAim 460" fax 2315, 3119 N. Grand BRRRR, gras: jot sostso. ero 1th: Reta: | OL. 721 Chestnut, GArzicl An idew tqly amined!) PES oap acral Gradtord County} eafi | FARM—DShere: | Ste./ ie Geer ao tank r LA : : Se . AN! : . 4 theast ay re ana room 13 ‘ ? , Pi eT ea toon fe eOTPp pete , + ¥ anf ' ‘ bra iG ‘ t \ 14 . : Ail : i } | 7 ae H a qe = “PER YEAR. net ; Kingsbury. 8 rooms, * bathe; hot ner: iarz .or tt sad iG a rei " hia ir re tern a ’ — race we} ' i thi . ’ . Pershing. & rooms. © bmtios ot} 1424 at> Rut 42 ra ly , - s — wage , “7 ‘ f 2 PAM ne Heal Canway and; * = ws “A AnHINGTON PISNANCEH coRer.. ee 8O2x140: fine condition sched. Lite LK LL hs) seas Oe’ WEINBERG. & WE aNmrne — \ ; sligici’ mathe ty pee ‘ ‘ ee ' ne ‘ re if ae aRRR ep VV gt nm OOM Mauss ci int 3 gf ey ’ ' . | 1jn7 A Hicks MAin 140 7 ; 8-room bungalow; 2 baths.; GRANI) 1k8!! N—Store and 4-row ‘ KOH CHESTALT. ( ‘ ») 477%- 6B. | tyeeits very rhpie ex tit Citi ss MONEY ) bs : i iy wiv | j RS1 l o'x SECOND this home, which is the @ 6 Oakiand - __s . + | oo = | ri i | M——s4 , : | La a2 ' il : “autle | Hs pty mpreted property ° i. r ’ ‘ Lytti* mp , : naar ‘ ~ Mal . ae ' OD ; a. ; , , " : ; : ' ‘ iisclerent in this entire section: 7 TOOMMMRS Bayard: 5 ‘orth Tavlior av.; need the cash. Box; N Sara als Sinaia’, acre. The acavil Ns eee eee RNGROVE & SPECI . oO 7% . 8 . a er tC Mi+ tr ans ' 5 parryi ' i aowne guatele - hot-water heat one-car £& ‘¢ a" Cabanne: 0 md » _ h myppe te Qtith & ALI “ ANTED rs 1 are ' iT iye " ‘ wt bsn ab peer pees : MUNiTY LAVANEI+— di vv ‘ , ruved as J pias _— ix we Owner is pone | gern tel Bat) Cabanne. & rooms wel! j T AOU T $4 i- Mi ma sal rdaly has a BOD SOO 8s | ‘ — ae ; nay ws marti ' Ven Js Bge te ub , ’ +¥ St. Loule real estate at | LASER RI AL ] Yoo »f are ’ y , ser ’ 2 [ fits ; ti . «4 : Ror ’ yes ? , ’ ,” , ’ . ile x? , ; > y rot ‘ : ; ‘ . ' : . > ‘ . ’ ' ‘ ; ws melee ’ | ; > : ~~ ceraataare pT ALLEY ark rt oT CO... phone Tia. Ve will cladiv arrange i , “ OUE HO ‘ agi a7 spa Ran = . om . ' " ' acy aia 4 ‘ D re aS — —— hee ref} st, (jue ' ig UaArtield 47eu MAin 3640 _ Fourth and Pine, RY t these homes and many others, $11.00 ox. ay ROURKE. Kealt : —e ; ‘ eme ‘ for fine : ' aire * jOUN © BLAKE & BHO... & LOS bad : g ’ “ - : A). . tena — eu rs. " o> , ' ‘ : A j +4 . , P id j ’ . i j e : ) . : . _ ‘ 7 , ~epcmmmme aR ERAT ESE CD.. wan " S495 Gravel | sya ary | 4 ) Box ¥-146, Post er first . yt > : at Kville. ‘Telegraph ore a ANSWER IN. TWO HOURS : Chestnut. “MAin 1778. oe " cmar om ~ : aiees Cle Semel , PAH " take artis a shay & oe oh 01 0, Mn = sen : rh Pw it lias FASTEN LOANS x ys - ——— - aa ? : Sect : rr. TT “1 : ‘ ‘ ) . ‘ ' thir ae . ' , : ‘ “ 4 yt} ry pss - : ; ; 7 : ‘ ‘ f ary ri} : STOP LOOKING i ae fy ——-, oe rh toes Rh eects et yy rg eae eter ott Pa fu 1 a are R gs ’ | , ‘ a : : ‘ 4 } We ’ Sar garage; let 50.140. —— cel oS eget W - a: it TE mn ‘ ROPE wl le thle ee f | i o yh nis | “ey: —LXNI AN FJ ' }: vrietat et OND DF nie ' Pershing: 9 reoms, * baths, ol) ° . SE nh on ~—— ne est ‘ sett “| fiow ' . oul) alah b. pens sates ‘ Anat ¥ oS ys oP Neat male ‘ REE NG PRT NAT Ro SB RR ARR - Kingsbury: 3 reoms, bath. Tae a. . *>@? ; ‘ XK i i ere . ~ ere Is Your Home r 1 iain ee NVESTED, CLEAKS $1000 YEAR eat Fates. {mee Here ] RICE CUT $2600—NoO CASH t+ ted IN cnn Mia yg Madixot - \ 1 . : ; 1 i P ay | , ~~ ’ “et 4 ire P 1 NJ , cnt tt av ' ry, 7 ARM » Tu isiyhise ru aay | tml | “0 SIAW CORPORATION METHOD , ’ . . PAYMENT ten : ith yr tal ' Fis Lar ¢ ‘ on } GF 3 ; ; mi idl EL berdae } . | "LA r os ; t ‘ “ A SATARINS G@ ‘HESTNIT S W. Cor. Stanford and Si ceee REQUIRE : : > -* te Washington av I4-room - noe. lanes | Ot a eae ; grapes: at For ea . : fs —+ sha Kea: é & F wana e 1008 Chestnut som ALN ' 0. 722 CHBSTN' Purdue Aj “a — crmetes come os ; Cc. J “OLEaE" Baa sy re ws f ay A ’ Ty IY ? t 4 . aie ‘ “a cia ‘ ‘ ' 4 Tt ‘ Fa. i tos % i \ Or ws . ob ik srowernnie ‘ O mer - : ; . penis llome i (swt ii Specialty TNIVERSITY rARK . with reception hal! ) SEIN aYay : _ a ; ay : r ( : . ‘ rites an % ‘ . ; 3 ? ile oad 7 : : a , Te > : ; af , al y 3 ; at : ; | wie | get or one vant yh Parment Just being compieted (north Del- Reautiful wood | WRENZLICK Chestnut GArfiel ae i : s AO y ‘ tae net os ¥ va’ pil) aon | Bulle gy —s. * clean-cut bungaicw o a the new All walle in fin incre ll at Pn ar am : Sele = : os a , ods eagg sin il : , mise vy , ’ _ pateae — ye bruad Wa! muey **' Our Service and Kates Satisfy mar) a : (een : beauty #* R@ef serond deeds ar 1 | . tings ae af : Ha ost-Lyispat cain for : “ft ecribe fully and price. |. B castias aye” Eta 2 i | Tat , al) a hat ° 2 a a a es a payment No par- sere sean es iow S. cen a | ae 7 iE PRoPpii Ty tert a0) A-1¢ er | , rt a! i Re: es j e ‘ o i ; sf pe é | s - ) se wm shies anic * 25 > sane, NG © GRAVIS A OREANSOR® : a . . o°R One hbioek i i grt PS Eee mc — dE! cts . - . = rit} wil fs “at im ann ee v . iid —s “se ; ; i ; apr . ‘ “Ty laa Pes # , ~~ x : , ’ Se oe / . 2 i 4 AIA i A. . - ; wie. 4 ‘AT? SAV! NGS TRU ST } _ ‘4 anan — land he on Lor tame ary } Ww OOdUSK Lil i whi i ’ Stem lea > I mhcitig .e ; Ht : . . > A&A fr REST PARK . ' e cS 4th floor 7th and Chestnut _ ox N-301 : FARMS FOR RENT Lae Tes er eee jos © on Wild Hatee. 2 on Shenpard. seve id f trust. We a re KNGKOVE & SPECHT, sae BC TTe. SPECLAL SACRIFICE ¢ | i ERS A Good Corner Priced nate . $60 pear? B59. Stactest pear Gumba, [bargain on Conway. J on | in eoamiestons. Just try us and you wl J. W. BURIAN . : ; 2 F ATTEN TI »\ NI , y } § Pp “otit Puan ey : all Rha ah cA RAN Ae , rerai buudings , 543 m3 Ss ’ ' "OO hat ot : ’ anne ¢ DE anal e : 4010 Choutea ion om real estate, $600 °° LINDELL CED : | —— i 0 HKe Jou a POLL. TA ? aa. Sty ee eames . SRM 2D ol . Bs pa, 2 : PEt TARE BEALTY 4424 $10,000: loweet rates (ee) PRICE -RE ATLY REDUC® : + Mead) fine . es a bien erat hot. | Hop and tixture . Broadway & Wash Bt. Livati [5 miles m § is. On ; ontiesalions nan: Pood ‘hi agon, to ane Et ’ ~~ ‘ — ngs cmc VOR IMMEDIATE SALE Tn business ry brick = bulldi including —buridins be t buy in tow. ; , Hee a - Seen Pa en cia? | SAOEO| cas ile : LOAN e% ) SE COND MORTGAGES $27 .000 sal AN Tehivisca a: oy i ALETO, 2830 Nort Mari UN. tents $6790 Per Cu! ahg 5 \" ae gy Os a Fn Ate RG te SES RY Se SO amg cat, i ll, eat Alaa at yl, Aaya sian silly, age nic I AE 4 em eA oh atic pd well so. mA. . FARM — .For ren ) acres, &: Or eclrricorit eral ett 7) TFXAR FARM“! re irrigate ' ait’, P aoa t a tien. RTRODT Is our espectaily. we make and buy \ Te. , ~ a .# : > ph ERs Oo &; .. IM—For | I Mic Laral a p en | . erm - ry REAL ESTATE ida. South & de ic MKISTIAN BRINKOP . s£ Ce. . ‘ . . " wy ve T? : ‘ " ~ if ~_ iv? T ; asi . , , . = ‘ . ,* ‘ ‘ : . 2 rie ‘ ; oh sas . ’ . : i 4 ; ee) ' ; i ¢ Sennen "s ” . — gaa ¥ Oy Age a 3 * at Sieh “Sg an ey ye rca 2 ae ner or : a 4 rere ' “COG TT Per , : es ‘ =? LPS 7 34 . ah ‘ “A . S . a ' . é7ge irast orm od attics ‘ spar F j eat $448 ws) (rand LA ' 1s : ‘St ht) 41. ew eg gr scan Ce Dailey ' ; ane fri va lil! a ow- FARM Air eae ak rire a , ' “ * . iat ~T ie I , “gA **) . . 4 . Te) i i} List lihox 1 80 ' ‘ : 7 TY , ; TI¢ ae : -rEc _ — f ~~" a | > ‘ he , 7 ‘ % ry . " | } ’ : ‘ i. = "Tu oe NATICORAL BRIDG! gg onde 4. taenderso} , =noOm re " “ ' chnntiiin "eh. _— " 4 Si. Bona in L edie r] MLAS} woe wl WJ oy rea ) POTLUNILY Yor) ; ] *a Lidl Opooeile sCQT ee Tai Pd | oO ce Tw eedt -o neeTPUs ” : at: teal Xs ’ * et im ‘ i, ej Tse . ; ‘ J i ' - A © i wt . - . : : “ hf ‘ ‘ I } ; | Dian at ch. “ac quic Box 107 SHNOU a - - t Lea T) ryt # tet « ee t: A. . aT + 72 ; Ak 7 big ‘3 4 Lorne “un . ; . a ,? . eT ig ' ae ‘ . : # 1ce Lowent rates and Quigg aim wer — ee 77> AVY. business corner.” nice - “See x +" bore) tad Aang | —— a? 4 y ; 7 7* as ; » " Northwest 4% BRartmer LO room rarag FARMS—For sale everywhere TSG 8) Sent eee fata on hed ines lo = " “ ron m moder "by et renee rrER. BRKOW SST BIN RLTY. ‘0 r “ae . t imgy a’ : “ - . . : 7 ‘ i; ws 4 ail aha rite ' : . oy et ‘ “ - >” : Sen “a Dena fide” ft reisiteg 7. 3 Ke 2 nes | oe store Vvacan Box _Cout 2 Mo and 1 ) | be BD Geass | . » ime ated Sok! eal — Pia 11d}? : ites | : a A O18 « CUR iM" r | AN BR | \ kK ¢ P 4 x : * - rT OO. b Linas: 2% Vv B l] | | d | T} (x ian cantina oc: esc cgcety 2% Tae ite nee aa — ESTATE—FOR COL’ ED athe mon nve j unin oved farn i] ral shards - | : — , | ier hawk ri ok otlem a nda T ‘. ick #8 “* Veit ( lumns LAGede SUdl d021 & Grand 102 ALLER TRUST Peale qlomatie POTS, and agemen ELL. fF Grand: 16-room house: |temd OOWOW ___ ome eee: ee A ne alt, | Gvertiecr. 134 La Verve, Loe Angeles i Bayer | | MONEY—5% TO 6% EE extn Aie erinkier Kewanee orn cpeay—qROLOL iy Scorer con: | all modern convemences, shower bath: | LAND —18 ae oS One posite: euee att " foule 35, south ‘of | | — — oe Post-Dispatch Want Ads are || MANBED S708 G0 LAS & ac ft) or warehouse i { 47) A - * fiat 4 soe } : ' : 8 : ‘ i ka iGCa : . ie*T iMiice ‘ z - me ‘) os rt }... = ov) , __ Mirand. g00 HESTNUT. GARFIELD 4771-4710.) © a). $85) per mont! | Well Equipped “80 e |Ask for ® ice and | ts Ce laren nee readers and advertisers Lee st dale period ii f,-raveery, nidence and @r' aU ci AC rT R r\ SJ TE ane a : = - (eo) 7? ae ” or een) a ; ore | Try jae PT pny es Near Tor r : ter" oF a ‘ a ioe 7h At). Loam | aa j nail ‘ ‘neal , raced ’ them tor results. et ‘ithe be Lo (yet fhur FF) igures if yr i-we nar rip Pe a 1 OO = aan cher Pe Car gaTase — a gy perc Pa es | On , rt tore and «tat He ele Par - , nn. | Oct wat matbull ) : ress | nia at & | =e ) fist rakex: ell cheap if littl 700), bDwialey : 2 lacre itlateh ertile be acre ' Ls Spec my, 2 — at , ; fru ule — (“. ll . y ft Desire Lo Make or os Ne A 7 at. ; re f il trad fo larger propert tik Y 7 . ’ ’ {> i. aay Ee oe ‘ee abundant! * ryame] »¢3 yw i att for > ¢ : tas ie 3 st Miatlews a wit a1 Ja MAzn ] | ] ] ' _RODEMY ER A ie oe I TORE — LW a nts. GRand I7Lsh fc} | none 40° A | antial barn. runnine er. Fa r De Sote, al ge OE aD eT etter iY FR ens Oye Be ene Renew a Loan Alli 41> ; SSR yy aaa Ai 2 “ -E2 Var —~ puch and | Mice’ Siitiadle i. hand 520 | s ve sad ~d 2 tee 3h ' me i rie +) ) an Puy il ecesnssinlastadiy wail a on s ge tem 3 : } ; i , : ia uA , MARY kk c ie ~ oe en LAciede (Mitt carr LiF iO? al De ates Sialil rites fac : ; Lb wept hi bree’ , — , tian 7 : mar Gis . nhs — wat a : KDW h. Li (r\ k R Ie AL TY CO Pele aa m WAT tren 04 i. setlora kt i a0 ' wl “ Loe i ios “PRE gag ' 7 ¢; , Vis Rs baad ‘ 4 «) i tine al ° iB : & lots. drape: chalice leche sempurt. 04 Chestnut (ey AZCUCS. dha ‘ ; nad he nd ; GAKRAGE—Cheap for cash. Victor Jtéda. Ado, Post-Dispatch » bai Siirvwi

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y and Real Estate Loans; Business C han tes Wanted and For Sale Ads. _ _SUSINESS ks SALE SUSINESS | FOR SALE P 3 Sng Ness UR | SALE “——=-——~_ 35" FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Pe rsonal Propert aTwTcH ss OPPORT T Suse WANTED — = ee | OPEL. SUSINE ees 1ES . r : : a - : | a | ; | ) , ; A . ; - ia c | ~ : ’ a ™ 3 ‘ : , : 3 5417 - ~~ ‘2 jail Srern ose $50. $1300 asd reg uc rec _ LOANS ON REAL ESTATE ‘LOANS ON or. L PROP’Y ac Van ed 3 @adarie ” ’ tac ' , J ~ ‘ Se eae * o- : : rage . ai . = - ry H ‘ ; — * - yi ‘ alban ‘) Oe se iyi . ' c 4 3600 80.GRAND «= ie “Soria Sais by| “iowa net good sav whe folly eauipped. RAT, Tome Bem, state Tic} |bmad’al facere. lneee compels males | HATER bs COMPANY " “ | ‘ye? p a ry "— . o> i ee . ae 88 oe ' . : " iN * ia as ‘ co © 7 e- - a ’ Nae ££ na we 95 +? — . -_ L iL? LAc lede oot] - . ) ? ) | : : . . é . : - hh: « | iG Abs . B20. Oa are Ths S 22th «t.: meney maker: $1100. Nat-) fr ING Ta TION anc a coempuTIe - - ~ - ~~ rs : . ‘ - - “3 F . ~ . ; r e . — . L. " 4 id Ty , 5 ‘ T N Pur . -= ‘s Ass —_ ; | eae re? TT a cnaaneneaeantentionen — —_— ———— ‘oral Bricge: weil he ablished: 3900. neg i$. Hess . 2 ) “ae - FRYOERY and meat , mast * GARDNER BR. . 228 S. ‘GRAND. EV ERMANS. PRENTROP REALTY ¢€.. i a “gt R ers ae ) E 2 ‘ $y " - ee ne ee a I fe Ae a ES Rbk Se FLORA + ; Me , ’ “ - . . ; = e be : , ~ iy . : , } ~ : ee i Ia Tt ‘ ne 2 ae i j ‘ \ . be : \ . agi’ ipkaegi i FSS See chet y PO ie Seite 8 Sete, ¢ NO COMMISSION LOANS orn : = , sading out ert-Ru. Biag., rand | e.| in 7 : . nn hg Bo cern pom ny cr > 63300 Mieeer: OOMING HOU St— =e ee ape tte the bill introdu GARAGE-I ‘EPAIK i ? a merit. Dut ©¢4 sency. J wit | OS "Sene: secured by Bakers. chars = ie | , wi pyre . se SS Apaliors. 925 Chestnut. GArfie: . ietamcnti | | Saeees merit. but expediekis ae : ~ CO. ; investmen : tein a ' ? n= a Maeei¢ shat further time sBe “INDUSTRI i” ao . | | " : ater a emer sin : 3 , : AR 3 ate | Packins 40 Graval OMING HOw SS Missed fdr negotiation betwee 7 ~ ; f 4 . . , = ? : : a . ~ oye ae 3 S . P ' - . . : 4 ? ; £? 2 : _ . ane + a3" 4 4 . V e Buv and Sel] ; E> ‘ : . — _ 4 rs ‘. , ; 4 om ‘sean 3 > . . : ee — ' . mina! Railroad, the ‘ ham! . } ; oe. - = ; c ~ - - : . ‘ oF ia. a ‘ni P ; " Z ‘ ¢ 2 - Deeds of Trust —* to furmuare ne! nein 04 Vievoma B! a ——— | os Lave : + transfer . rs Pena my Whim 19 : y 7 r— | ton 3°30 monthiv im = end the city in the hope ot @ * ~ “ yee i ctoma Bidg Sth | , , ' a! a? eve . . oP s) : ) gana aes DLe wR wa aoa — mieaiearaoeen Mi LLINER\Y—seuth Sige: next | ned furnialil Serosts. anc {et entually ‘ Artie: . ! a — ys STi. : —_ eo on “a ; le Rar pace theater: wenderful est: abiished . — 4 ; helts would be buf “ : ' is . hel meee ‘ aft , -- ‘24 ae =a 5. 0... = . : L " . ‘Onsen genfial competite . 4 é d ; 7 Termina ant” % he Termina feeif-ie‘ense would be forced § The bridge on the ci*y s (erm twas the similar purpose. @€ aa ae ty ene et Nighis ef ty 1s Pade ae - As BEG LD, DIO LSA LEI IB. NT Sep a MONEY WANTED ‘cessible te ; A ilroad, iP upproaca im Gr would have perl suthern, an eat east side con to — a . the p Test eheé 4 tronatl from th weet side roads South West, charging rah the bridge rTariiv as follows oaded freight | ear: for each @ car. 50 cents per MONE Wid —First decis rust fo WH 7 " A\ | OPPORTUNITY POR MANUF ACTH LAE : 4 : ~ . oH zt is Bh : 1 Ben. ena | “hs for each tloece — m™ Smonwnts ef Sst Soe raee} a — si raise = -RKET ne : ~ cyer ep ett : : 7 _ Bs. , ~ tender $2 ‘ent mleresi ~ - . : : ' . . ; . r #. ‘4 eal oo : : : . —~ DeTERING wT teraves., PReapect IS ; + > ‘ , . . ‘ . +) ' a A+ ’ —— as” ~ ' ‘tle plated that 4 } ~ 8M atta eee Bee “ 6 eee aR iy . hse i Se wed, + age 2» 3 Teo Ti - 4% SPH 5 tanh » gaa ; es 2; : eune Toriad . ;' + , : - | : j ” oe - tims bepey oon On ; Tye 7 ¥e aTESst \= ta Dari ment eH I ' Deimar 3 ka : ; fe ; - ’ iteor , mim Hediament —_ r ee ao ‘Orig Mi ° ef) . : ; if ent a? Se 7 a “4 ‘ . ‘al . . ae F | ~ _ARDNER .- ‘ “RAND , , , : ‘ -_ . on ES iin, " +. . le Refine Pelee ry of the May or We RNP ipa om, sia Et ne GET Orr j ae Lad -_ : ’ : wet > ge 6% DEEDS OF T1 , Read | | ) i | | , silica Si 5e0e@ TO $50 enn ' | ‘acai — A ~ - : a ; ~ ; % wes ready te - J. £. BPSTEIN & SON | ~Ad. , | : : RF AT TORS 417 CHESTNTT | rT] er Tat rer : , , 7 pet in raed . | 7 : ~~ a oven of aoa ae , : (“harnike : | ei, . . 7 _ " : — 9 . OE . ~s ; se% Tl oping ‘he te LOANS ON I#:RSON'L PROP'Y | WO. S06 ARCADE RI #3 - = mnie oF, | : | en EE Phctii | a : _ a . | : iB ———_ =e as TApidiy as . eed | eee , e: Ae . P , nedtate le to ee - om : - hin. ge : Tie ) _ ) , na es: vacerngar sfarion tm East" ry . ' - * . ° . ave & es " ; a 7 = . ‘Ta, alee wee “ ven ras | | | “—. 2nd Weet ide SGARDNER. ROO mine 8 | ve k- ' , oiteaae re HOUBE- : a tl SR " \-cestble te the p 3 Smt = . Rie. l rmddoree die °"S ineire

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LYOV SUNDAY. ~ EMBER 14. »RoOOs-MLN , 4 K ; 7 Tv\¢ ;*) GAKDNEK &. CO., 320 N ’ , rt ‘MIN e: reasonable. BKI5 Wear BUSINESS FOR 8a a RinoM * > , ePeriiehnt ee % T Nt raure.3 ~ ; yt seth A See er) s He hal: 7 H 4 HOUSE nn n roonis — 4360 Delmar. Hie - ; Hi netor (HOUSE Aas Delmar * tee to Permit Further Ne- Hi 43: HO ; i ~~ HOUSE—-7Z { Twelmar I x I} a : . iT TY tate) McPheraan iia WEST Grate 1s : rid), . ry \ «Fr 4401 Page. a SE—4037% West Pine: # ic Kk pers 40 _ 2018 Ch Uteay -— ee « rs : MING HOUSE— 10 rooms ) + : » . asea? ye pak : j ;, an! Gene P. * HOUSE—11 +oome wool aR = : ©£ ‘SOR, a 5 “gs i 4 rooms : 4) $ Pp ' SE y Tt eepry) —_Ine, 49034 Page. — Si—il rooms ate t . s €) rooms, Cheay 4 . . ¢ ‘'e Pair ’s Proposal Was ed in Commit- — eh oe ; - ~e . PSE 1 TOOTUS. gmall as 4 ; 421% Deimar. ae, F rooms, $5a0 cy 2 ca gotiations With Terminal a pPOSE OF THE - MEASURES SAME ee eee GUSE—16 rooms: well iia “ est Pine | SHE—- 4500 Tooms 12 rgOmMs: reasonabie am rooms, if hitwp; Jeary of City. USE—393 Wesi pilose SSAGAY ae: OUSE 1 OCU ; Cheap F q ; ‘SFE ——-Excellens offer of ° loegs ; eee P _* areal ~ } ae aay - with Busch Line. ip genera! purpose and the con- Li trolling provisions = 5 purpose. the bill introduced to ae purl of Aldermen Friday by rman H. P a greatly from that proposed staat July by Mayor Miller. P The Mayor's act was disapproved > pommittee, Not 5° much upon 4 cari ’i Delmar ee JeRs Call } — rooms. good te Janitor service HOLA Delmar, ; ‘ —T "2 © Leaving cit; ac merit, but expediency. ,It — : that further tire should be al- oj for negotiation between the inal Railroad the Chamber of ‘gommerce Terminals Committee Ea the city in the hope of an or- “Amance that Would satisfy all in- WOUKRE Te ti Lind ~ CHT ite 1 rooms i 1. rooms, rent 00] Washingtor USE—Firet-clage: cheap rooms. rlagas : a reasonable, ’ Pests = The Riefling bill contemplates taking the bridge useful! to smal! petitors of the Terminal in the mie for H@ilithene that member roads of the mee: ; ini would be forced to Bive the 3 roonisn complet or $350 cash. “@ — 1f “Too ATR LIS ati : % Mrcicht to any belt line using reduced eithe: = poms “Saxx | en aL Free Bridge, because of “oste, and that eventually ‘no gmall belts would be built up into consequential competitors of Mhe Terminal or the Terminal) i! wit-defense would be forced to use the bridge on the city’s terms. That ‘as the similar purpose of the Mayor's act. Would Build Southern Approach. The Riefling bill proposes, as the Mayor's did, that the city proceed pthe construction of the south- pm approach to bridge. This Muid make it accessible to tb: auiacturers: rooms @¢aG gor t Miss thi mar furniture @ price ; tne T> 34 ; o4 Mmaliroad, a vw eS + bill 4 bya Lit heat F ' , 7” Oa ee alt ha ‘KIGHA FE p PELL, The (ar ~— Mayor _ : Rie fling iongafor me o. another upprvaci: in mre, This would have permitted , nee acer gem alton & Southern, an east side ie 4506 Wasa Mthaving an east side connection ee eae ggammet’ the bridge, to have a west side iw. Fel minection also for the purpose of merchanging freight from eastern ads with west side BE the southwest, Provisior for (yratio property; ’ ; turns ins ar S500 S72. 7 rouds reach- POoOOTUIS. alo ©: best iocahon; » TO ee first floor rf fos Washntugton, § half b two ; , : leaving ioagedq y-38°, PostIMr. $1 per cur: for furniture : ight teain —_ Muted hoe n 4 “ft 7° ; rnediate pag Tain car, bf nropoRrt tion, fi Z Laks & $e ¢ . r ‘ va! Lor each ———-_Njoely furnisEed, without inoome S205 monte S750 wil) handle. ‘'S SALES (C). - a * a% IT18S Chestnut st. f charging rairoads | the bridge were mec temporarily as follows . For uct 4 the Use, of i reomeE ‘tu? niee - iD nes 5 4 « ue emer wor ee e : ic t Siablished ‘trac ~ 9° ih ‘ht Gf poughiiie fi iper Leather ; *, . ; ~ SPs! . pe } ‘DOr costs and ~~? . linte i lu Tig cCOSLS Operation. Pialt eration f the bridge Municipa ‘Olnmission Sugrested commissio1 exising ot- Riefling bill of _ OMMissiog an f) 4 ; ?} Dilis ; — ee Phd em o> . . PARLOR: HHRo ‘y > ITO tele an sh ai? ie «a CON posed ot ile '0f tha if Cit’ ry*y r \e > fié OKec . a t'¢ i: . . MIMISsioy Seyey » ; ORG "qd of the Mavor of the ; i} Eetpcil j ha i ' iN) }) rolle, Hurlyiess fmoine OOK account + ~*X Nari gre USES of is 2 ‘ (peat , ATLA] wrgy : ~ ; “~ ] pas : ri * res ga ‘ : ; ut 2 Mtn the ¢- idy to pledge ae | ' Pue . tigi } . + r a aT Me oy { OT Meree ae flevel ‘ . ‘Oping rie A. , : =A Papiad ' termin She. ane need iv hui (i ii in East 81 m™ Medlate). P Ty > S886) rer of SLa' lO, ("mie nr? oorte bomidgpr a’ | : ; » ‘yer ene 8 \ eee melt. ; : - 7 ; tithia 7? . sie? xk 3 _ = ‘ fhe ‘ a? * 7% este ai ; p rs . am *% Pee: ae ee *vayt LC Oe meet }, it! SAD js ’ Pmseen oy PINE DuUsSenee furniture bourding TH road: coThilile ai __ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH GOST OF PUBLIC | SCHOOLS FOR YEAR =} HMR MILLERS WAS $11 845,743 Audit Submitted to Mayor Shows $2,955,928 In- crease Over Annual Ex- pense in 1924-25. Riefling does not) . ’ ° * € ic of the Aldermen & estimate Ol; Tie drawn BONDED DEBT IS ! REDUCED $746,000 Cost $52,304. 2 / cost of operating St. Louts | to accomplish . schools during the fisc2! ended June 30. last was of $2, - the previous. veur, audit 0,743.49, an increase 05,928.08 according to an over of Educat Mavor submitted to x este rdu \ : exceeded the total re- accounts Miller expeiditures by $32989,243,33, ceipts in the general fund being $11,516,500.17. The cash balance on hand was reduced from $5,998,- 610.62 July 1. 1925, on July 1,-«laet. Schoo! property, according to the report is worth $31,892,902.66, of Which the administration building and site represent $540,910.80, oth- real estate $995.081.29, automo- $52.304.61, school buildings improvements, $238,951,539.45, $3,.886,.360.24, equipment and $1.666,516.22, education $300,190.66 from personal taxes and mercbants and I ‘acturers’ license $10,.439.359.95, school fund, $444.275.46, from other nid, $267,561.16, and re. ceipts or ee ail ‘ss oo” i 60) 3} g biles, and RJTEsS. furniture ne uipment, Receipts real estate and taxes from nanwutar amounted 10 the State State and from the sale ef. property $11,818,500.17 Departinental expenditures wees Instruction, $7,253,527.91: building, $3,486,936.98; supply. 8771,912 40: finance, $305,951.33; auditing, $29.- 752.0% attorne. $5.662.35. «and , , ad r . . f jmMMie q eh supplies, lunchroom fund ¢ dren $j The yy Oe. Inajor increases in expens: $°.169.61°.67 in th $494,370.13 in departme rit. 170 ice department and in the supply depart “ Tyre Petre = Puildi - department, the in- struct'on Au Sf in Line $116,665.95 men’ The report also states that the board has retired $746,000 the $3,000,000 in 4 per cent schoo! building bonds due in 1937-38-39, leaving 2,254,000 outstanding. The accountants, T'ouche-Niven & Co., of *he Arcade Building. recom- mend that the board create a de- preciation reserve account and that a. survey made to deter- mine the correct percentars to charge Qff for replacement of school property. 91 OF 161 JURY CASES IN ONE COURT WERE DAMAGE SUITS Such Cases to Be Eliminated From Circuit Bench When Compen- sation Act Is Lffective. Thirtv-one of the 161]- Jury cases tried in Circuit Judge Rosskopf's court since his appointment ‘in March, 1925, or 23.8 per cent, were damage suit cases such as will be eliminated from the courts when: the new workmen's compensation be becomes effective. The figures were obtained survey of Judge Rosskopfs court business vesterday. Me was with- from the bench until Jan. 1, elected for e@ six-yeur will then, fer Grimm Rosskopf having been term. the beneh n elected pired term of Judge Judge Biesse occu having unex who William .!. until! Nov py pee the resigned when was appointed DRYS ABANDON VICTORY DINNER of Decision. "| Ufs- (ause announced ees > ale the Its Present The dinner day night at bration of Proposi- No. 4 the State prohibition law, will not take place. It was announced vesterdayv§ that the dinner had been postponed in- definately, pecause Warne B. Wheeler, national counse! of the Anti-Saloon League, announced speaker, could not be for Club defeat repea ] ile opie . wie of fion for of thie chief Present. Wheeler, it was said, advised the the dinner obliged to appear Supreme would tha he hefore promoters of i would Ihe Lnited Lizzie the 40 Coal Dealers in Court. Forty dealers in coal in small were required to pay costs of $3 each vesterday in police court where they were charged with hav- and un- The dealers were campaign of Weights and against short Slates (*ourt ’ Lili? : t a lieriere here. which engagement ‘ ? * is» 4 ed With lots ing unstamped scales trnarked baskets cited part of the (‘ommissioner of Measures Haley weights. ee eee ee as no arbitrary charge for river Cross- ing would by any road, provides railroads shal’ charg that service onlv the charged to them by the cits of the municipal bridge. flaws of operating Mavor's bill are the Etiefling bill made rall- that he for sum for Use Some minor in the eut im expediencs amrootneu Ordinance Provides Instruction Heads List of for Completion of South- Expenses With Total of em Approach to Connect $7,253,527; Automobiles board of : to $6,669,- | were ‘act, adopted by the voters Nov. 2, | SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1926 WOULD RESTRICT GASOLINE TAX 10 HIGHWAY NEEDS: | State Administrators Op-| pose Refund for Pur- {fications for gasoline or other motor fuels, made sued from time to time by the Bureau of Mines, as nearly as lo- ca] Recommendations of mittee of Administrative | were adopted. These dealt | office practices and \jects, including a deciaration administration of easoline tax should rest with state, and not local officers or boards, and sup- Fixed Penalty Advocated. port for the principle of colle-ting the Com-jthe tax at the point of greatest Methods ;|concentration of supply within ! with each state, without interference | sub- with interstate commerce. that these should be other to conform to those is- ‘DEATH WHEN HIT Other features approved in this | report advocated 2 fixed penalty | for failure to report gasolir sale® Bert Matchell, 40, or pav the tax, and provisions tp protect the stat? against loss of tax through irresponsible dealers. | i laws conditions warrant. Bert Matcheil, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FATHER OF SIX CRUSHED 10 = OIC Beam Fell 18 Feet Prom Hoi-t in Foundry. PAGE 15P. (1211 Howard etreet, the father o ‘six children, was crushed te deat: yesterday afternoon when & ster! ‘bar weighing half a ton crashed down on bim from a hoist 18 feet Killed When .pbove the floor in the plant of the Commercial Foundry Co. at 7821 |Alabama avenue, where. he Was offemployed as 4 laboreg. BY STEEL BAR 40 years oid ) chases for Other Than Motor Vehicle Use. NEW ORGANIZATION ,ence | Stat ler addition, * | os . Tae ‘ ' cials of Stzc IS FORMED HERE William A. McAtee, Mis- souri State Oil Inspector, Is Elected President of Association. NS A A ETT ba ? . iat Recommendations i ito meet the needs of and that no refunds of the tax be} caso- | made to consumers who use at the clos- tor vehicles, were made ing session of th of Gasoline Tas tors and Wl! vesterday. Several other recommendations , ; yd ~ * : The in adopteu. rT] gathering, resolved itself into a on. the North America! organizati Tax Conference, (FJaseoline Its the United States and Canada. first convention at ~oiumM- pee 6€).. mext : Willlam A. Me, spector ot Atixsonur' presider ’ of T offjeers of secretar ror Sas, Kaenses. treasure! Assistant counselor, Oil Inspector of! 5. EB. Naugie, an ney-Genera] of ~olioraco, and states an were represented Attor- een Migh! province 10 viee presidel G6 one Ca here by 75 offi- 4 @rn panies Declaration of Principle. | laration } ? ‘ ? Ooprler as a repor and of oi! {e winzg ge: of WaS a fhe ( onimittee on TH} Rate and Purpose serrrh. ine left to the determined ax rate n respe ey ‘* by local necessity and conditions State the We mo would exceed for aud that in ana recommend that apply a tax that requirements of way purposes tion with other taxes and charges or motor vehicles should not be excessive. “The purpose of the tax should the need of for highway derived be applied to maintenance revenue ++ > be limited strictly to tne State for revenue revenue should purposes and the constuctior tion and Wuys and the if Which huve heen used from tax operu- high Structures and proceeds - ; 3 o¢ qe : wamrminis ration of highway retirement of bonds } PVC ysive ror highway poses,’ Debate Refund Question nere pur a . , Was Protracted Gepate over the recomniendation no refunds of gasoline t: like wouid re- ‘nH highwas actions of the quire legislativs effective. net used users This other Conferene action become In Missourt. all im moto; highways is subject the 2-cent-a-gallon The committee making gasolme on the fund of tax this vehicles to an State re- ' commendation was unantmous. and in a’ ' presented a long written arzument Im Support of it. small portion to refund, and the refund the others + A comparativel: of the tax 1s 2ut jet ae ’ " Lhe committee urgrued adqgministrotive eos Is disproportionnte comn littes feojt ferris mtiti. Now te rity food (opposits The ‘ the } »? i i a _ee | tee ié Md itreetis: roads which the T")e rs ttendan«s + Lime t ti vote WHs tHken and HTD? " is Hoop te: rointed effect on epriving farmer: pponents political Ss OF xeription Changes in Law A report of the this e Sugrested fom mittes Problen head la lng qowy prineiple th at or Inspection the genera! rasolins made the following sugges Inspectioy i! Lecessarn ‘Sstions for new laws in Varsha! 0? oLne? handling thie . ‘ j : ‘ OY Tyi¢ naments HosSemes oft mito ty, SiiOUiIc pi* rive! handling oll tns Lorce fions to the industry reasoma Dis Stations). Power shouid be gi* tion departments te Silt of worthiess purporting by provers, olin pre ve prepara KLasoll ‘ ,iyertf +e? go WOSILU * lhe gas carbon removers. Al) oO}! Bhiouid inspection ineasU rink (Je VjCes under super departments uniess provided for by ae Ision f otherwise t has etates. All tests made PDP: should be under conditions and with apparatus approved by the Bureau Mines of { Department of Commerc Power should be given of ; + , fot, Ispectors the tive of he re to prose eute all instances subetity tion or misbranding of oli: When any state provide | taxes on gasoline be sufficient only | highways, | line for purposes other than In mMO-) . . . : «e National Conier- " + ye ; Administra- new | covering high- | connec- | license | nN SS——10o00=—aomo » 4 joe fo} eempernn Kop Te) When You Are Turning Sixty j Be | ( . Probably it will be. It’s the exceptional : life in which there is more shadow than sunshine. Many vears mav lie before you, possibly just as joyous as those which have gone. Assur- edlv they will not be without value if you have lived well the vears which have passed. But even so, vou will some day be sixty with the best vears, in business at least, left behind. In Where will you be living when sixty ecomes? vour own homer ; Now is the time to determine that—to plan for the home in which to spend happily the mellow days of life's autumn. And it mav be that now. A man of sound judg- ment can figure just about what life will bring in financial gain. He can make a fairly accurate guess as to whether, the active vears over, you can retire on a fairly large or modest income. Take these things carefully into consideration and then make your choice of the right sort of perma- nent home. If wou feel reasonably sure of an ample income, then vour choice of a home may be one which need not bring vou any ‘return except the comfort and independence of having your own home as long as vou live. On the other hand, if it seems reasonably sure that more income would mean more comfort it would be wise to consider a suburban place, far enough out and with enough ground for a garden and per- haps a chicken run. — Such joys as these, however, pav more than pecuniary profit, and may be part of “anv home, however large or small. The most attractive properties in and around St. louis are offered for vour consideration today— , every dav—in the “Real Estate” columns of the Post-Dispatch. Prices and terms make it possible for vou to purchase exactly the permanent home which will fit everv future need. Read and investigate—and mvest now. ost-Dispatch 4¢ St. Louis’ One Big Real Estate Directory BPA LY PONY ae SCR = TAR op AHRENS 94 eA te DPB _ nd — on ¢ ° . ao a — es . ” < = Py ies * 2 * tani nn a 2 TY eee ere Tre | — oe ee py en elaine Nii Ala il Ste NN A RG NH PEL A ART GG ge ies a OP FG ” eutparesrete . 6 ape OR eer nme Tin filets UR Nat NT ee 8 diet Dds npr cis eR A wha Rk 0 He « Sige i ota Td bel Spetidhs, pest i ainhgad woolen te a al Jee a? HM ins ober wer . ae ee Oe ee 4 geal mip ey RP tee tentce eines a pie ne canteen: a al 2 sealant ie pn nova ental eM SS GS SE - oN ater ee en en ee a eae aN er - x +o ee ot era wdleee- mele om ~ es BBN MRE Te “he ht ike Ra we re arm ea cathe a ee agar ss rte te PENT cs SESE OT RE wage a ea OS ihe oe ee y = Th EX ¥ a ew ae

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATTH > 2 ae F St NDAY MC IRNING, NOVEMBER 14. 192 i PAGE 16B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — — quasi iplag : ; i ie co oe dame ook , | ST. LOUIS BB Automobiles HOUSE FURNISHING CO. — JF — | : ’ | termined not ; Raider Ae: fancy Sh'ider, tb. 23 TISEMENT Omer s bere one Oe %; . ie, : : - r LTT effort re 18 row a 3i@ ae Write, 2uc 3 4 : ¥. strictly Chops. ib. 25 siete eae aoe ne ail A —_——s #-« ele ooh Fe ake ei oe an ~ &! vs — eT a Lamb fresh. Legs, ib. 25 Foci lf Ruptured “d . : oan ee —_—— ane Italian Secret Service Agent Or Liver “ee*age ) Ee ae Veal Sausage vine "0. Ib. 20 Was to Betray Spanish hi E14 4 TryThisFree Fine Quality Furniture on Easy Terms Now is the time to dress up your home tor the holidays. Neve @ Testing in our 45 years in business, have we offered greater values thay ae Peet ae Ne aS 1S egies Pr SABES Pon ea npn Sn Reg ine : 7 lt Pe. Da thy , bial x 3 Beep ik | yg Strictly Stew, ib. 12) [MN cos a tren trial, ondertui 3 ane -e @ ‘timulating applicetion. Just put ly Arrested a a ie fresh Chops, ib. 15 Pe ee the muses; cin Formally Acree ie ae > 2 segin t hter hey begin ta Tea? . f hi % : : =nc at lf ed Press a 4 ae, 3 milk fed Cutiet, /b. 35 sas ihe Enentng Paris and Sent to Sante Do You Like we teature tnis season. ome in—convince yourself that wp ge saneiaks — oh - ei : ‘ Se - ee } an. +h eo a nm? * - - ’ ANI sepa : - Pe ee Syeet Polaines = gN@ >> DME scsvort or truss or appliance {8 We have every kind that save you money. een ernor-General Wood = a ' 4 " otaioe rans then done away with. Don't neg- Prison. - - “he 3 +? ‘ > * - thenuwn fr otieaards A “Sols | i 7 = ao) M a - 5-Ib. can . 9 * . * i 7 > he ™ r] \ ee 4 resul te ¢ 4 . Buseet Burbenks pines mind Wweeeein are daily running | cia. former Spanish Deputy, were Just Arrived — Our 1926 ce ne appointment . COUMEE aid # ' i seal run. | | ae " , TE, cnree to Study various prope d sucd SH ix ecg use jut - SY oO Ae 3 ? a Nu 4 ~~ i a ; Red Globe Onions. 4 Its. MQM cares ac net hart nor prevent them “7rested today ans Sexe crop of Nuts—Full ine. $1 a Week Pays for It ‘testing the efecutive order) P43u ed, ; siti sir all =. egg ncag ite aut sib ce P a é Rr ema Tov and write at once. using the on French soi! at Perpignan Old-Fashion eee Conk ee ak - Smoke Jow 20M botox Jimed at rebellion and secession of epees Sepreme Court. Sai fe 5 E Briskets, b= 25 R Catalonia from Spait Oatmeal “Mijared he believed the order site “t= t moire nsKet 7 } Paste a upture atten] nn hoe Florence =f gabmitted to the test of jul ee Tae ' . . . 2 7% 7} _Jti*Zioen ~ =] 3 ey * Pork Sausage meee TSF Mair St. Adams, XN. Y - \ for questioning a . wet. ae iry. Manuel Quezon. presi th 3 s Leose. ih You mar send me emtirely free a ie site: i forma Oil — aa — 3 a. ei Samp.e Treatment of Your stimu-ating i > a6 ar +e ‘a Baie St es TT - 1 & 7 r Rupture. = 1G 4 aS.c ot sens ov | | 2% r ; nce tenn see ee 26 = rvpigyr — Tog i , SR as 7 a a aa 3 a oe facia has declared that } We carry a full | , * . = 4 sama re oe is tea and svld stale . eeeeteeereseeeseeses al a3 irom rar’ : i i: in "ec rt line. Easy tera ae wee hroug oat-Dispate ants, : ; ce a : men ms nri = / Paar 3 faces of Inspector Bringer of the Mf) Money Refunded MAin 2552 »= DO not mi : 4 2 French secret service that smashed a = j A . eS See * 4 3 + ay ra Ma i +h -geg " stor : , oe ee: * capa “s # + = ss . } - 4- - anc gas SiVVYu Gas et Whee AA@SD A -5~ rire Ww + 3 > 2S aa | ee Has large fire- 1 box, large oven : aid gladly trade . 33 Ph i : | % ° se scoae Esse. send the GOLD MEDAL FLOCE OR PULLS box which is 00) i 4 gas burners eaaiiaal thal wy 5 oF e et - : g | : - aig . SS Cee ee i cn Ld ak guaranteed for eV white enam — and Spring. ## 4-2 x "S a x “4S. @CroOss if = pa Bn iron- isin. sack aie $2. 4) 5 years, r8-inch eo | trimmec wartm- Liberal Allowance! ik rosse. Pair Oc ' so ~ : . * * ‘ . - . " riko > ._ > . . > . , > ps i} S Is J iXG LI Zesiio : remember & good 4 bos Sia ery fazer ss ye —— : Dezen pairs s' 19 = — poet } ‘ : = ‘ ; + . , . . eile iiione ’ i ~—ren Th. wi: aii , : : . Decaus re) . 454 1S) €ansiny S a4.Wars De eo oe ae : ai : at Pa WULF's CORDIALS— ~y - - - : - ‘ . : id : , and when : ssed th Lil flavors. SP I ; A ON Y a | - aad + a % : : £ ~% e ad - . " ' . . = fi # T]#nGger jittie Storm - ’ r ng Dow- ) \' ‘ ya ’ THAersSs Reet ’ “s ‘oar. aie lS Detthes + Per a ‘ : | ! oonaaNg mn the Fren side away ?t , ‘ " / 3 ~ Ww st] — rr, ing ° > ~ o> Serre ee ab. Oe - shar know Ew KOSHER DIiLye Pte i! F j ~~ > =~ - — + ne te 4 " ae as 4 . ~~ » a + - — 6 . — oa ~ to a 7 - yo . Qf cee? port te ‘av S13 % es Z| S1¢s -*hild : : a" 25 . ' I ir 10c = - . 4 ox « ~ ‘ " " 2 - . a Tta ry ° > th» “2 * ae ; . ree’ita is Oad, stLomacA sour OK at “omerrow ASK Your drugyist tor a we aes ’ : Sense r { 3.4 a? ; . _ . » °, ++ - 7s —- . e ‘ , : ° S bm - : ati t . c: re yerea ° ii: “4 ey Babee i AN: x BLI x is RUSE H} AID = ' “2 4 ; a“ 7 ee the tongue, moth« ea rit attle of ‘‘California Fig Svrup ‘ I Zue, 2 4 hia rig PS en nemBISS ie: RICE—2 ibs, tor Cc ce 4 Jas 3 e) f. . -* ~ --. . wo — > 3 . *. = . . . an — » TEDns tor ; — — ; . . . : . i ' ‘ ‘ - als. 2 Be kh Cae naetAan o> ‘ . , " 4 . &O if brie an } Un west Ui i a i] a '=™e-S 7 1r* nate _ > © 4X e ~~ i “"e EVEKY iHl si, bFiek PRL IT ‘ AnhF. ‘ | - ’ - . . — " . S ™ 2 + —— ; sa i yb yi Vi aa : Mut @F Ths h, Weis, and ron tare a i-et he Feniine. s . ae a.llornia se ” ae} = “Orme tO 3207 iy . ~— EMRAT i ‘ | a2 ; ne Tenuine, : 3 eaeaeanelets t. ALMUND Pasi k— a : + = : 3 7? ~h gd ar ~ * re : > y t . ~ ~~ wr an : : on ~ +P: ed ieee: OT te cond _ AN ian ew . tl ; +. 4if : i (} VRANGCE PEML— “a c ; a o ‘ - Pefen IMvoivred tn era’ — ' Per peund 33 . 4 ar abe nil jn—_t— - : Pt a a | _ asar* a » s ; e. - 4 . “ sie With Suaie. FASC: LEMON PEEL— $2.00 Weeki “et it tittia, a : city limits in St. | ss > ba * 7~ > - . ar * - - z » x” r | i over- Per pound 35c ‘ eeRty = ¥ : a ) . ” ‘ q Pa r 4 ra niza ~ ° mow ¢ -_ i,i. a/ Ba’ aa 7 £3 8) — rs ; : ae # ! Lm | Page —— I : 4 ° — " on eo - Pa - = i a 2 ‘a — i ry es 2 , Me a age ae eo (treadthin=—round 60c " ~~ oe, rs 4 7 _ . - ~ > ~ ° ’ ate = ~, ; os ; é —— ~ 4 tis massive 66-inch Buffet and China Cabinet. It is made of genuine walnut in combination with other fine cabinet : SF os DELAYED INDEFINITELY Per pound 20c woods and may be had tn your choice of American Wainut. Anticue Walnut or French Walnut finish. 4 Just the opportuni eo) : 3 & BLEAtC nni? OR WHITE 8c c Baeee Ss a =i} : —_ h rh. i > t wy ore te | SIRLOIN, ROUND. Pound. ..... ©. 5 Serene Ce "RAIMINS—* ibn for SG ; : SS +See ; ee ne ha ena Ss ~./2SDAICR Lourr Mi™ ATE! G W al — FS aa ? r™ iy; AN 4 7 eB : . NI Hii agate ¢ al 10c enuine nut : i : Sie tas aid Ret SHELLED 40 DS— SO 3 (j;P ; = } ¢. i - ; , Ver guund Cc A P B d ef * Ts S A LE—W. a a r ‘ ‘Ea . _ a : > ' : ‘ ve a aa f ene ind ecenoemical heusew ifm—e : : - ‘ —— a $1.10 C. e room heed a : ; | = : Bens eat irg purehias.s “ ~ eet ae al ea. Bit kh arr-sameked 10% _ bea ~Or di as & [ ote, ~_ ~ __ 3c . : ae j :: , Rus: “t—-—thart «a rs ~aa FY IT) Oh Oe! - .‘*' te reaper thd : ats - _ , . “i? oan - ’ 5 . ; Rime « “ “nian, b Whe ‘ea . , a : ie @ California e - FRUIT CAKE SPECIAL ‘th : ne : —_ Ee One of the Best Bedroom Suite Values We Ever Offered : : runes . , " = Sts ™ ry ;.. ter i . ’ La.* er 4 Sweet Candied Pineappie Fritters ritters a tigate ruey Ward aoe - — 60-70 size. Ib. 10 Cangied Cherries 60 8 - a a Pea esced urther wneuser Busch Malt — , - : ; 50-60 size, 2 Ibs. 95 | Orained Citron _ ; ‘ eo Guaranteed —45 Years in Business! Kapped Papi ) -1i Miagpger Trade in ee 1 3 40-50 size. 2 Ibs. 35 | Lemon Peei, ib. ne ques ae eg 4 30-40 size. 2 Ibs. 45 | Orange Peel. ib. | is tme ain point se ee 4 Old a : a? Fancy Silver Prunes, 2 [Bs 32 | TE ACHES—Choice Biue * ee ee HOP FLAVeR— our ws ° Ls 1% + KR tpen ty * reeves reads 30 ee. namin i2c . ° ~ E AY ; Thompson's Seedless _— — (... . a3 ib. cans 5.50 Furniture sh j aoa ? a - : wt ae IDS... 75 Herta a ue Ribbon | ‘ Se. . - ai ers u | 2 i : aap A Ag fh ts. Se fr "EAC HES —Bine Ribbon + MAN DETERMINED NOT 0 DiE we 1S¢ n very .i0€tai d:- rer erries iowance on your = nce oe 7 HOUSE FUE RNISHING CO: Selected Cluster Raisins, 1-1. LPRICOTS—Faney Golden Pound : ? package on “ peste reed 40 After ~erTrerg! Monttlis lowan Nou “Ali ORDERS Vee i ; . r | (an Read. Write and Add ti. chetien wines alteation, len ae paytnent on 902: - " ED 33) f Hallowee Dates. 2 is. 23 gs. $. 25 ) eet ai tage <page CITY DELIVERIES oe grees “ Stuffed Dates, (bh. m Saltoraia Black Mission CONC ELEee & fe inde ot ourchane of £5.00 or more REMEMBER-SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER : , : Fl ame 4 ¢ He ™ 4 : 4 "? y rr ; Persian Dates. ib. gs. 20 4a Jt a<i t R. - ‘Peer ,enen Pail oat ahogwe rer fF teet n Fancy Bleached Raisins, 2 Ibs. 35 | WRICOT Px cnoier, oe ILLITERATE, IN SCHOOL AT 70 9 oxreos ior 2Sc reer tare

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& ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | D)\V/ 7] Fe RQ aril Is Ii 4 G [Foi asthe «| :> =) 22) eo moet ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER If. 1990. epee: PAGES 16a a 7 of the Senate, and Speaker Roxas, | acts of the Legislature. an : 4] ST LOUIS FIRMS SEEK T0 alt th: sie ian Dicieie vie {WAP ait | ‘slineiamenmaratariimanntian Be: |} of the House of Representatives, |. loss to understand ] ner . pie oe iggy i temos ale COAL, COKE AND wood RADIO : Prgms riac . } aid : 4] (addressed a jc - y to the GQ». l execut aitiaw it os sa Hehed ENTER PHONE RATE CASE ; : Bae Bie uf Bs -_ — r — | f tir "ARE | nis oval with & ny $6 and $7 For Sale ii T rnor-Cenera|! “otestin sinst | - ' : } oc} wi ia eas SS Jti accountants ov! Lfie . - r tow Ur 16 DFiCe. WS ee ee eee pupae i n e x oO Le a |) ‘ i ° reper : i4 Cure Mest } liiat : and 13 per | RADIO-—New $50 ueut: vdyne . tite space 2714 4 ; : oa 8 : } COTM Tz r 4 ; fier? « . 4 uals ' - . : eo ei pi ‘onstitutional rovernment Permission Sought to Be Repre ympany s operation ash: call ° ash prices. 18 cuneuie; Sis. 21 N. 218 . . | beneeey | : th: ‘eu cre ; | T sti ' ider the wncreasr etd I Ait MS tt B feO!) | RAMIOL, No. 2 wu supe? 5 C l f neral We issue rd ' as , — ,¢ | sented by Counsel and to Present i apa carly setae penn [ASD anal dibuck teams auiee: Gene cae tear r over. $5.7: ‘ 6 Llu, §$loU compiete: lee et t £ | e th expe a | i . ACLUSI : wy 1 | a h 7 2 ' Suecial tomthe Post-Dispatch chad eS - 100 J} ld nonths ' , ace , , ctor - | fu& rade beutrudynte Orta Tiy wd ' f Adver tisements -- _ - . erga a Fh ' ‘ . piv iow bv Sciiwe tos JEFF} ERSON te ligt : : ater a Veil . 0 PFERSON 4058 t.4 Delmar ie) 1H , ’ _ of “ — R ths i | ee ; ‘ i i 4, isd Als ; motion for eave to intervene te ~) Tis rr? ry) } ach hay- 3 i¥ r re ai cjean . RAD! J N€é™ Si'ver Marshal! A-t, , i is This Section ete « sie ws, judge S';er Sai mel, a ' ; furnace P4549: mine ' sue moda bulit-it. Syemker 4 . " ‘ - “ ‘ . " . " . 7 adie i , re »* . P “ i ; a . ’ ’ 7. > my rTrir . =} © ; : , a he ‘sular 1: | ' hich 1 ee e ele, ee Louis rate case f : eral oh POTMMISSiON _ + aie to 5 tons. (c lersés, tuwes and all accessuries: must uit ‘pelmel board * ated Was r eruily | Be shh re "h Southwestern Bel! Telephone Cc ‘ eR ee ee to matet other oblixalions. Slido all Sim- ° ' og ars : oo a ee iis fil — , : INDIANAN IS KING OF CORN SHOW | _ EXCHANGE luey imoruing or Monday, S51¥A Co ru-|}} Aquariums, Fish .....-..->+: ~ 2° : +s conc. widen ss . : . . : lied ioday with the aie : ys oe =. . ae . Aulumolil sonetuaia . rnineg Live é Public Service Commission yy :, i i iAN' l Po Ga niekel ; A ‘ 3-tu wut cabinet set ‘ nas re es ee a Question Wood's Authority. |Control is correct, but I believe iti¢ : By the lated Pri eater for ges oring 01 at have | built-in loud - and _ ato Acorssorion .-.---- ; speaccr and bron agaleey aay Louis business firms, which incluging tubes and A || Auto Loam .....+++s G ‘he Board,controlled all Gov-|Should b bmitted to the test of | cently filed SY RP Ne Bape eo 2 | IRA ik,-aaeeet lok - land © bat "$60; will take terms Opposition oO overnor- . 4 ' nas CEerretr’ lieG a protest against . . ‘ nd Wa erowned i _ rv ti -tul , la! : _— r Sa a ge ~~ KOA M Bicycles, Motorcycles . " x" P . "ry ’ . . i ; 34 7s i “TY ¢ , . e ; , . ” : f iRe Arsen) | ¢ | I a bOriiitix 4 4 ‘ ‘i . variecs ee tis : ei i ea i now in effect on St. Louis | | : } Soda lis ; ; " ° ; ’ ' Riirds, Poultry int . General Names Commit- a 1} bacon ; Mi posec 7 = -* I} ~ IY) T “7 , : mo rye Day . Dis phone rates 2 hy 9w. which : ’ ePrnoo}l tarte : ‘ ' 2) ve. Ande Vt A M1 : Ney i t « | . 7% ; ; Boats. Luunches . ad = Fi vy j! ee iia (,OVE rno! ¥ i petit ioners asked lé ay . ; : : - e oN _— Beouks. Periodicals af iit Seas icie SPAtcgd Kat . . a , . ‘ : ‘ rion ‘Tt, we Wety . . . i Va i PPiiix al @ii! iP — j ‘Vil . vy +} ,-oavernoar. oe .* : a: ae en +o -11h\- . : ra | i sii ici} > i ee i’ } ( ; - ibe o 6 ’ . . 4 , al. tee to Study Means of ee ee me the Arovernor: |General’s official actio) BON represented by counse! at hea attracted imimense crowds and ex peaker. for small 23154 Blais co aan Se gee conga ag? FE li ee ere : ‘al: Nov Governor-Gen- } jp- iil 4 warranto is jane 4 saa | eunlipdeay , wgh team | 7 Se, te ot Piva rat 3 Cameras rrr : a JECT f ae >" i . *s . | perTore ne comm S5 sion or } i} rs “On rr) 7 : iy . . bs ‘ ' - ‘ ‘ yi WF bhi a “ >| thi . ; ‘tothing ‘ . ~* 4] A J tT} ryé ric S its f | le 4 - . . p ' . ‘rh >art Pe ee 4 : . s. . had ’ ] >> ia thge tyr ci ior a! A) iy ‘ rl r , } rast ‘ Jy : . for the holidays. Never, Testing Executive Order. | proceeedi he best way to testigt Louis rates, to introduce. cin tea canter Rheet Metal 2800 8. Cemian Sena Se gyre ag rs ag om erg neg tee ’ f i i ch i i i il he aiid . of ry ruiinsgs . nee ang to take anv ot er ste = P "4 n+ ine . i ‘ Nf Fs — Painter : . . ms ITis ; Chat ta De . > ha: M ! d or . T 4 ] h a ; aa . A - ‘. ‘ - ¥ - a ‘ pee ‘ o , 4 > ~ a ; 4 i fia lieth Li pl i; Li i & Aint: a mete is "ee ia sare ’ » iy teur ' - : - . wat iAnge ‘ int? = @~« ereate V a ues t an ‘ : vee Oe a4 ‘ ' ; \ } id i 4 { st rT 1 ‘ bbe [ ; i t "ie % ’ } ] -(yene ra a. consid ered né cessa ry = : ‘ . : = . : . r " ; : , 883 YU has aii ‘ ‘OL j Dre ta i+ fu For ihe i Milaec.} it 7 . : Va | 1} th ; , is ’ aid ; , ' ci biti i} T} 7 ; j d 4 rifard Ly lede ; i J 4108 eLaiied vOUroOL ahd : : =| so : Rario ixchange. 1343 s.| ||. Mestruetion (Musie) -.. j , i GMI TAs! gi (rat a aoe er { antes rt 44 cannes egten Os te O2 be win bo te te . - . -_ 3 oaphe OE ARNO EY GES canta Re RRR Ne aING LN Se PUTO RRAOUER YVR oe OE heat itt Aer) Amat eee eee ee . — t= ~ \the petitic s they could appea- e world ela —- AND SILVER | Gl Aku itor vid goid. broken radios Agent Freed-Eiseman Aivways , = © + “ar , eo . ; ™ P , . 2 3 . . : . , rs { * t r . ~% tive order. aday n adj urnn rt & ald then “7 0) othey _ : f 30nd- filler rO5 Market iu lscon $154 lee r 1 Om - ‘ty : , erenc: , Z . . = , 4 . : . + . " , ' 1. . 94 oF } : = “= ik LF RAHA AR ARAAR AR AARAARARAAAER CHARA ARARAAAAL AA RARARAAA RA FA PRAARARARARARARARRAPA RAR ALA RRRRAR AS i : AL W A | Kj 8 KE N : ; | " : | i i ci a en \ ticl a i i ; i 74 , ’ 4 ce ) } r} ; o | per" ‘ : : : A cori hi : ee am OTL) i . I be ceiceal FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ® WORSES AND VEHICLES | fern“ oSP geet fe | Uffice Purnivure r . . " ai - } tis be > 4 ot aa” Addin on .14 ott ai By MR. ALGERNON HERWVEY-BATHURST, CSB.. of London, 8 For Sale i | MOOK ¢ RADIO pant FAINS Poultry, Birus England, member of the Board . ectureship of The Mother Church, Bf) “2V@UEE. Deu wrses: $10 and UD: | op R ado oy yo pracy Kudo supplies - 5 me . a ue eas —— ' mettin a iree. , tertnus on a! adi Lefrigerativa eis + a ’ ot 4 \. se ; Jeffers SS moun ry : RT) . bial N. Grand. uned THIRD: CHU RC i ee I | CIF | ; ] , DR. => Heavy: harness and stak: he ee ae | heeds, Plants 3 BA apegarer - Warr | 3227 Locust | | : ee nee» p — 3 > oe | : af ai a wit achines Fisher, Justic: a Thursday y; ven De! >, ab SD OCIOCK ang « » CIO | JTAKRNESS——Farm wagons, harrows, plows,|._ Radio Repairing = i aa Coins e Supreme Court Mates, PE ees , nee ots ; ; ih ; ata > anc “cultivators mowers, buggies. 4224 Evaus.|CALL GRand 6577 {for radiv repairing Sram 7 ippin ope vests a a ae . i ; 1€ 2e€ 7 : ve tee | Be ee Re. , “Lt m-- N agente net Oneso a ee oe ) chet: ee ie . ;whneredy 1 . : EVENIN( ees ety Tt iigbeces, 93 ripe y RFQA, | ee “ , > ’ ~ : kes * eae a wes | = 35. mt Dy ' Lyne} le ae gee OF Fee: ° LA TH E---O b plete; Bou. ‘al a ee Noe GieT building and repairs, service call ‘Acide 7006, $901 o> swuola r——-Dat team young chunky. cheap: ; «nd loud speaker m CEntral 5132 LATHE——lil-in. swig. % BA. DP. Moter, BS rt) dB bee | ar? — = : : he a bai, - ° . i i wy) ; Mullanphy . : LAING- DISTANC F A ER IAL “s | | t} in. cuUckK : buaregull SA Clarence. . 3 ilarn ‘pa lw m1 cheap: BY. furnished ‘omplete, So A tm) (aTHeE—3Sia20-foot - monye amar py amen 3 RADIO SETS installed and repaired. } “bas Slovu-: vive tia Hime ¢-inehn, bBichned ‘ ~. ce a Tia : WAZ! no -bar End Radio Service c% nif ix 494 4 $ eler. ‘ | at dia beada S450) érili. 74. _ * sis AK niet — | STEVER'S NORTH EN, RADIO SE \ ‘he i a ping and comveous.d tabie: Pavial 1009 9332 Rever he ; earrili, rhit ' $-fuot aim. $3680. iathes, (200¢ ver, Gand} Sets he = 2 © Nepmer er na nee OS * RNR TERD ape “sen Sa Cans aaa er et ven dS A Oe ee ha — = ver — ~ ze _ " ap RNR Rt YE CEPR RG SO TAYE ON TL HA Claagy ORET RAND Be LE EOD BN RE ERIM See ARRAN A FURNESS 5 STRSTR NM TEN RNR , or ~ HORSE One good work horse and 7G $7 ton, . STU 1% toms: also sodding lawns | ©™ Linde Call FOres! opportunity to purchase such wonderful homes ite property on such easy ternts. Located at e BOE one Mae, Set tere aad SE | wea sete pimmben. Miverias Goiaw. “ bat (Vayion a 2) “v Tite. x = Scones ‘ ne and Spring. L She teen iar. |) ieaanes ~~... | GASOLINE ENGINE Wtd.—5 to 7 hore LXER , Pinster mortar) and cum harness - | power; describe tully. Box K-34. P. ‘D. aw ae oe Liberal Allowance! | = , Mute’ $20, S087 Gtr Pesdinand, | ee Be Be |vlewe stock fmntnediate os A er . : ——~ | chine, poWer hack saw, Century motor, I ae at * ny =“ ~% and shaft. belting. ett Call Sunday or e€ve- Nar bolle Bu ; : Rare 90) Nebraska St Post-L iepatch., Aes. 1900 sha ev. St. Louie, Mo. idrses, 4 sets vt harn p T P mM > MULES Team §&: age —— | ahs. See ee Se ae tion, Equipment Co.. 3327 F FY RA S FCIALS ~ * ? = . : = - ; ’ ‘ sat yee ar ry ; iifte or steam shovels for joo which mest ie iffe Person 3158 ( }) j ‘ i ; ‘ ic itiid eval “ rhs make offer. 94 ti. +. Lew Mf ‘oO aed neener & ¢ aeeee = % . t¢ - eng ee U started Dec. Lt. Pr. J wis fx ‘ 0., M FOR — Century 7% f single agsaee } . - | Granite (‘ity T]] el) tL ? oe ti . : . . reins aoe , ; phase. like new; bargain . 31 ‘Market, FOR SUNDAY & MONDAY FORK SUNDAY & MUNDAY VE tean ind harne or 71 | MOTOR Wtd A. ¢ 3h, ft 220-v.. sin- | iw ro > " In addition to those ad- : MY OR Airplane d patert, Dunesn. . } : | hase. 60-cvcie "im exehange for ho . x . 54 € ( 083, E vertised in Friday's pap- ; PEDDLER'S OUTF!T 728 §. 3d ‘1 vacuul ulpped with 1 h. D motor ! = : apices. j Arfirld J . , ” ers. : a “ Pr NY ——Saci na bridle cheap 3 fo] imu a . ' MULORS ~tim tt ae ; _ : a caaadiail ; : "1e) | STEAM FRIVOD RO! K DRILL Ge | ee ee ae : . ’ ba ms ee | SEEM MOCK J iH: also quarry stall | Actne Ee@ectrye, 22) wir ! : ha 7 ye ‘NI bsS—isridle and saddic $655 Gra | boxes. Box N- ‘110, “PostsDiapat eh (c) MOTOR— 3 horsepower, wiring, 16 ft. 2 b : ot e ' fee Do yew eo} >a anes : siafting, hangers. puileys, belting, erm ae j e as | : : WE buy all kinds of machwery. Mid-Co sual : ; ; ae "gee CF | . . Genull “ab ei abl al] «s ~ pe seers rye Al + i wheel ML: Le ; St. e. ‘ ‘ 7, ie 13 aan _ wa . 3 7 en ey ; G 2 ‘ 3 - ‘ | ' ava Se! ia 4 . ap s set © , i ———- - . pre y—« _— Ty —* . ee “ > ae) Lbs. best pure aca Saree ar ar see x ars a bia to 2 Ba its se . Mt. | ous & (yt ~) TA “2 -ESSOR— o Donnell ‘Luern “g ecto . . - tei - ood. gee eg 3 re ‘ - aos . Wrens e, 3 ' . . | / stad ¥ As , Se PP tg: 8, ee eS cor. L rs a its : larne AARC ax: hine tools. Jobn famning Macnite Co., | Mbdiore. fener alors, eLgine generator : ‘ee ANA belted . ‘ atic a generators. | horse power 314 Market at. GArtieid - ie m Yo ae +e N rr a : . 10 miles ne tw » we, | 5229-8006 Tole ; — 2 : ‘ ¢ } cre another place in the ’ boo 3h. ili 4 . M i? { CN TIN E i "7 Pr ‘ a me ee ne - a ” eee 0 pre a . ae ay 4 3 abe Pr: of Op Ry * ne t nited States can you pur- aft ai. Box 9383 ver 319 ON st. et. Lou és ” RIB OR ¢ “as se : — ; sa : ; 2 “ery Hh £ a oo ie. a ~% colt 2) a smoked ( a ¥ | en — PAIR. BU y EL Ee ‘y RIC MOTORS. ee oy pees ~ eovihnn 02 kPt ine eS ae paren fh RARE ADE hae, ' ' Fo: A Foe ; aa . ot ee 5 ita tds + |} AUTO REPAIR SHOP l4-inch swing . J20 8. BROADWAY MAIS (efi) % Trom the "4, 8 rom .. 1 Ae A» Sa sae an : Ame ! : 2 gps eee OES ‘ . lO ‘kara’ iwn at lWunn’'s foot lathe, drtil press, emery whee! : : ns finest fresh. ri bes + , é J une : si ie ’ ae Sea ~ B3 os | i. er , : +f) ‘ 4 . ty) Lei * oy? ale {ting and beits: al ? smpiete REN I MOTORS — ‘ ° > bei ile ‘CF ae wes ee = + ee "etd twee: 4 > “5 : , rs Sage ee cg Why 2 i 3 ’ Mi seu > eas i ‘ | & a Ughtered, yn if Secmiges OOF. has abe Stay Se Ste i ond 7 ae cy ES PRS, 2 Sane sei OE ae = es ae | ‘aor Higtiand 1613W. : a l With purchase fra leges:; £. oO r 4. Cure emfed hogs Tae A . RRS Shy ie ae conga ciel Ua 3 Fy ; OR eee ae ae eee so ie She Be PE ee ee 4 a > h BilAMS-—-Chaineis es | @i: in- | Complete installat ont AT r NAL FI hep , ’ America, sf faa pa a eee ss ee ee oe ae ae a RS ae, > aes so OS a Reh + REN tie 25 a et gt ae et ee eye es og j forcing rods, steel stor iKs } SERVICE ¢ i Warhington fen) Per Ib EM ey no ee ES : ad ee ee aii es Rats > Bs pe , aR oe ae SS ae tare a ne. Ww hole Or half. J | itaekaee se ' ; _— 4 ny EG or " : e* Ra oe Se ae “~ ae ; ie. 7 “4 a Oar = BY oe SR cent E ‘ . v att Pe rT Ib. ; Lng 5 : 0 on : f hale stg PA PER ‘ T | } FE. AS ¥ at agono 14 + inch, ; DYUMGINK Buphiies ‘De ' +a) $36 Paramount Pratine Co... Bartmer anything in iron anid ater ro odtiamorn? fer Suyppyv ts le: and Just north of Clayton, adjoining University City. Outside expected. A chance to buy a wonderful homesite in the fast- BB 6° Sie? ees a 0 | | 4220 ne ee) | PAPER CUTTER—32-in ndition; barmatn, ot © magn 7s eae wre a** rritd ne city limits in St. Louis County’s most beautiful home dis- est growing center-—St. Louis County—at your own price at f# (2).°0.00 833 Brock. 4418 Ice, | LEATHER BELTS RUBBER | PARES pla Eo al Tl soeslalT E-aie Benton trict. public auction on easy terms. se ay oe "} eee op ; . — ~4 New priced te redues tock yuiekiv | belt sender with table, Hime ahafting end 2 n yer cae uaa seg 7 TIT |) vour cholee at J- A. STERN. i7th aud | | , Frankdin and Channing. fe) The best school in the county; electricity and sewerage. Only 20°, cash, baiance in 36 equal monthly payments at ™ 7). ee O50 : pOLLER= my pcesure atean, | rib ke Wer ali pur euacanieed tiret- odern conveniences—no city taxes. Ten-cent bus service 5°, interest, or 5°, discount for cash on deferred payments. For Gale boiler. 3208 8 Gran¢ 2) | ata nes : atone se, ie ot . : Ps 2 ° . ' ‘ . | Be LER os al | AC K— ine if 1Oree as ; A ¢ 2 ‘ pmoistered fost pean my ‘lose to street cars. Sale heid under big tent, rain or shine. Big Free Barbecue NE MAI 1203. . a ge Og et mag ge ng mn with other fine cabinet i : Bi Sehuy MAin 1 Abany 6175 |) Cryst: Walnut finish. : Just the opportunity you have been waiting for but never at noon. Coe en cen, 2akS Blas. (Oe) | an NES PUAN | | | is a c inctee, Sane. Sckeee. 60 ‘Litto—Steel irun ano wooa, Rew and | syele. & to 5O horsepower. a}! hangers. e#hafting, © Boo Two 10-ton crushers. t rit T Magnolia pi Three pulverizers Arr EeVTIN SUPPLY co CLOTHING LOTH IRADIO uper-heterody: S Pa ii UlBe! One pulverizing or ae 50 nN. eth at (0) . . mouth for rs frour rmiii | HI: BOOKS AND PERIODICALS CLOTHING | CLOTHING sive. _@atS Piymemen, se | One B-ton Manchuria electric locomotive.| STEAM BPRADLATORS GastEam « . 11 | BOOKS acazines bout Mich ol Wanted | For Sale | For fale oi , — . ? |} One ctric elevator d ai e g w GArfield 1310 L104 Market : | ——— i= , x cal ix. convevor and migcel- | . (rey . eo of cuarapierd oe" Yet ae . 5 ‘> ? e is ; { > tt] B’IIiLS a eit aiieigy 3 fo | 4 hiss em riili, ve ‘ . ye t . ‘ : vat bit? ba J : ‘ 2 oe. . ‘ , a us , an®e tT’ minh 1% ’ ‘iii Pui seberit ti redi . : ok Your i ‘ &. adil i ss si ; . | ‘ : 2 $A , - ; . } *? ’ : : ‘ . w ~ + . $i. Bim "RD | “2 casor able E.mar +5. $1.4. jccadilly, Miaapie Lis ‘zine materia hue af 3. A. STEER 7th anu if 1105 é vilin MESS ) 4) Of : ' - nme ae Clee . a } “TERN h ‘heetn Bt te (8 ik yrder ta! pafiions STREET-CAR -UNLFORM—Good conditiv ime 3 Mi rt + CONCRETE M xi i ~ -anns: SOR A ee ee ee a en a ee ee ee =~ ar Ne me Ik angles Pag ‘Pa, sat 7 ' ‘ ye ‘ “ iia 7 3 Hy OBO ' ote NI ( oy { ‘ ° “ - ; ¥ ' Qo5, i ; i J d pall . Pee EVO CYOLES | Woks —tesion’s, Cyclopedia ot Cop | Pst Drops ct VENING DR hiaoaticrnoondrens. | SUIT—Size 38; good condition: must sec) ADI Rearonabl new. 800 8. Ew CONCRETE MIXERS . + aah a Sota tas ‘ yay Ai) Mouthwo te Dae’ ' , ad. : : rete mors: i pineter mix For sSaie For Sale Pee Se . ‘ Pes suit. #Z@) RAD iertore tu he troy hs CRE! SSE FINNEY " EQt [PMENT ’ | 3 EQ Hy AUTIF' 7 qual . clothes omer : 2 | spa sa xi : we S15 - nana | } F ire ti ; ; 4 i 4 ; ; be re 8420 | en” ier oe % a from ut itt y Ox pt y} i 77 ; ; , we ' ‘ i? ‘ bh p ‘ * hi*t beet Pe . id by “ BUILDING MATERIAL most reasonable prices: enles Thureday. | 37, Sen Oe PUNE! . piece. just fike th , ede 0839 | CONCRETE MIXERS : : ri : ‘ ‘ $) I a 2 ai a ; - oe ‘ Mie ’ ' id i . ne : thé rifice ae. i : T PATS aa & (w JUS Mur oe eee een " m foc Varde S109 | and, | Fi R CAPEsku : os Bae eee ut Sun ce le 5 a ) spange 1342 S. Brondwav.ic9? Lindel! Vs ‘a9 Kiogte , ’ ; 1") ww ; . - "rT } CONSTI REC lias “pQUIPMES ” Fe ee eatin mati » i " —— : 7 5 Le i ‘ r « ‘ — " " : tis ‘ i# ; . ; | f ’ aia ‘ “a i’ ITE [ = . : ; ' p ’ +} - iinet ; . . ; ‘7% ; } ‘? : ; “ ' ; . ’ pny . a ‘ ‘ a iati 4 . : : ~ “ . ’ e 4 : : : tf ‘ ‘ ‘oe? - ; ; .7 ; pit . bal ; ta . 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' ry ; : iitve \ , . rics \ 7 rthe ‘ ; tube TTS | Lea _— . _ ieic . 1.» Ul ay alain . y . ye P , gta + Miuneeota ‘ . : . 7 on: . } . i ’ j 4 . sie : ‘ , c) * ’ \ , z 4 Te XK ASX SB . = 7 ’ . : | = | ” > ” said . | ’ . , * ' 7 t0 ( ASOLINE . ‘arte 2 ' ‘ ive? é fees As ; : : ’ ' . ; “4t} | ot . , P : ‘ Gl s sf . tf ' ’ , a . i. : ‘ Westert ‘ ski ’ Pe :? ‘ _% Mv : ish. , 3 é _ it ; 3 7 J ' : : mt . : 4. ‘? ‘ . ‘ i. a ; " } ; ° 2] z I ottl Ft ‘ ‘ 7 : th , .% {s' Patii ne GoOErN ERATOK i hie 7 ; bs ral Tk ea . t? ; : : t I - = , cand otis we. doors. et uM “ . 7 VERCO, “u ze 8% | : nacerian : ) . iad Ros Bes Fp Be. ALL GARFIELD }202 (E. S 5 2 ¥ } vi . eo — "ag e y J | : iu ' a eS a. : | ‘ . ‘ ] , = LE CLOTHING ee ERCOA . : i A 1 | oS eee ne es or Wanted | | rd -cutfa. aize 40. 0, VERO OAT Fine won Spe yg SP chee BAD go, Bledmin.lore. $25" eating 3 be a bE ie Packine te Banat Machine Shop Work RTMAS & MEY ER—-Prictineg | theuek- "td —B ff ballcl : ¥ mn itned c ' , ater we . #8 7 —— 7. hk fh tee . heepi ne : , 2i ss. ; : ' ‘ Li Me ' S > > 9 “% f . ’ 9115, N v as nevenite ima i : an vomal rice] Treason iy bli : $f 0 Dats ; aah citi fl _ - - NEW BAR IRON “'ral ASS ‘-@0) — " ms , = ; , : | a . . , ' , wea lern , _ . ‘ ie} : a 5 , t“eshqj roiled “ _ t, ie LAr aie al ‘ and dle work ' fy ' te a. rv | APP AREL. Wtd. — Men's sults. ove , SNER GOWN: weir: witter fiat eA A} ne CONGR, O86 « dg ol ap ‘5 7 sg meant | rnosraph tt pecla! built }quantily. at Ze pound while 100 tone | motel work manseareering. large tnoriera hocs Grenses ; a... y+ forget ‘ye (, uy 558% Ahan ) : Sal “ ee oak | pninoveeet shinet: cus rhs 22% . fone fasts A STER N.. 17th end Chestest Ty aoe 30 —. eens “a i ght numver fpf ye e , -- | tull length giusk HoOk 2 baci Pes i ends | PHOS! ; Uke _ ving Californi rhview 4. ic ) > proad way th tiwor ( : . ‘4 r} the P | i 2 ‘ . 7 me .* , ‘ > j : . B4ai' sis hoes A): &- Troon mlis lo “minutes Hi ADve' man s/t Ee : ' Z| rsog L él ici iGot Malt : Belt ay j be “oh a a ati a oo alge RS pet ag oS ws ee i 3 we " ‘aes, a aa ee . permet ae . Siac <a ihe re By achat” ghee gle gine Ate

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d For Sale in these columns today. cove a5-200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For = i — __ AQUARIUMS, FISH, ETC. 9 4 ST. LOUIS o- POST-DISPATCEL —— ADImALS . SCELLA ous NTS | STORE and OF FICE FIATURES |". -© prs me Eugene Gauss. + eso = — = For Sale | and Dogs and | Cats For as STTERS—G soe «OD al a. ' . : 5 ‘ “ - 3 ae = . . / r "es a * 2 : ’ 4 7 . ~ — : - . a ; i ws i wwe -id 7 f * , : ng - not ~ +> - 7 * . _ “ . ” a “ +. ; es . paners =e } ee a SRE nee ! | Ti] : “See BLACKSMITH TOOLS — Bo BONDI SD freexer ca = at -Dispatch._ saa 2 ese on eughs O88 | Ae trad p . «at rite Robert J m | North Market. Linc _. — io ties rays on | te 10_yenrs old. Coll _LAciede 1814. _‘c) the BRE ee yor —- | ENGLISH SETTEI Sle. * months old: | real bird dogs. 1946 Arse: tal given shine, la ae in | Se 7 Tae Tal Sorex Pp nesotea and H: » AR istered sell] today; leaving cit; se horoug broke. :) written theese 5 29 1} pees e ee) Re AE pee SEES peg eee ele @jP- la DD oe hE west of 5m : SAL ES SM EN TRNACI {4_—secondhand. I STO! OFFICE FISTURE ENGLISH SETTER: —— ay. | ee ea weal nd sold — *~ co rvice iere: es 302. DElmar "1380 _700 FRANKLU’ PARFIELD 2M’. ? fully ved . eligible for reg: to regigter. OU x amined! 18-18 Lu CF itral 453 ) | FURNACE Wid.—Pineless) Bee | Nee = ee mia tek ioe ee to ee oe gg eee’ ferred. reasonable ori pal) — (le: the pr! ss am askin Plegges. 517: ~~ 446 Easton ee a ae 3 © } ; re} “Mot: “No. , gion at eae say FREER ag, ‘. ° Must be im g6ed naici CEa- i 3 ; ened: 3303 . a9 ays : wed - ee ni apa poorer met enantio Cnt eee ne a ASES fe ai eo — ged: ¥ i= 3, ai a Bt brs MBING AND BEATING E * ndeaa tanith -LI ES AT Wt 4.544 Rabbits For Sale _* RABBITS—O? al] kinds. Cal 59° 7 3 (¢ “SBRYICE C aeaheee - IGHT PT LA NC > Reasonad ie: a > m™m senal. _Musical a Bide _ = ee . wr” ‘ ees se ised . POULTRY, BIRDS %,. oh PE ig age: RA Won— ‘Buck s: Slack. wie _ 9614 8. Jeffersen. ie “2 emcmaniivte 2 chant. 34424 a ~ ' sjralevenstarianutpinsi = ~ ( MARI wah gan ff i a it a i E RANGE Gas eres ee = Wanted | | GERMAN POLICE 1 “Male. 17 months ox “flocks from Dec. ase give | lent n . : . | ir: 8 e. 7 eae “ > ; : . rn ~ tans ‘ . 7 : ' ven ~ é aoe : - rain 8 eo ; . ” ’ ‘nN exce llent rend tion © Rhian “yer say BS Abt an Dif ia we = te v« z END HARDWARE co. GRand 9180 che BPR cay i ae ORI load Sey “CHIC is — AD + ‘arieties : ne or . . ‘ neanii —~ av. CEntral 4952 Pp; " re - 4 clude ye! reil | 2. Se ee cases : or } , Tec t de . if? Uline oe : ef ies -pT ; Bat ee a | ~ +24 & » eer 4 ~~ cood as ne~« cash t ‘ait ees eet meena see So ee ee ree ee ee | eels tee els | ee eee! || HOUSEHOLD o~ ~ - den ee th Ted i389 ch * 12d ed 8 a “ 7 EN Y AAS as > ~ = ~ LW LG——Dry wood and eekly or $4 monthiv i ifs a ies — Oe ET Ant ‘ques = *.% B- Riesz Arak _ . 1 : a “ . — : : : . is re ’ ‘ a i . 4 — © mi f : S : cae tanks. elecirical store fixtures. , “ ae weet — ' ' ddim sh LS if I _ “i ‘ww aDAen . ; - — i A o Lane , . . . . - . ail . a79 — | VA “rater « = : ’ a » “ as - : ~~ ine: ” EP eR a Tasso SR FEL A tae i capt —_ NT AI N—Stx fm * #5es HYSTA Sosa ve: \SES-——Fo wwery Ti} STORE, OFFICE AND RESTAURANT FIXTURES ba : . . . Larete! as8ortrren' ew and use bar v “aa” - Pte ADD PRY rw _ oe weeds ali Bie petal ons Pianos and Organs For Sale * jar 3 a ae rrTy —s Tx break _ es ; ‘ eR. USED OFFICE FURNITURE Poultry Supplies For Sale * — ee sn es man i comes “a” - ~ ~ ty

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SUNDAY, NOUSEWLDOSEEe ron : , U JUSEH HOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches and M ‘ecell aneous Wanted and For Sale Ade Today. MO Sse oy OS a able. wt lndell_ G18h or Ot rola 3 Oi eerie ; CH oe ke RTA na ———— rr ——————E AD ire a oe OUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SAILIE Se3 WH )JISEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE Se2 HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE PA? k yi ow _26802W ae BUGGY wees a . DA VENETTE—RBedroom UG = Waywood _¥ —E fdc- ( hairs and gas stove. 1950 ‘aon —. c+ lue een —ivery: % bed: b cas RANGE—Quick Meal. . A ename); | | = o+3_ Fillmore. south Lemp, Arsenal. te) chairs heap. DElmar c k ew; side oven Natural | Reed: slightly oe Rock DA VENETTE—Chins cle DE $5 | $ h 2 DAVENETT hi Ri SSHEHRS—ail, KINDS. UP. THIS AD GoopD F mie Her 4 ers cabinet. 5552 s. no er NEY. 1609 FRANKLIN. " GAS RANGE—Side oven and kitchen | in ON ANY ou rea OR $5 Linde vv vad Wak: ia 3 pieces from bedroom peice. side | lates (c) o~~y~ Eo Bed. cabinet ras stove. chiffo Unit —— Meal; cheap. 2504A West | | seueie tie , DAVENETTE 8 anc heater. 31l10A N. 2ist versity ii . BREAEFAST SET 8-PIECE OVERSTUFFED Bargains in Reconditioned lg ene ree AND CRIB J "¢nishes. Wh , Oda oak h ETS. ELECTRIC WwW GAS RANGE—Side oven and broiler, Lor- ||| ¢ aren : Rich Sal or mehorany: been renovated ASHER—Maytas: used 8 } || Gray oak; extension LIVING-ROOM SUITE BUGGY. bgt 1484 W. @ : and reconditioned = price. LEW yeas Oe Gil sell 8 2410'S. Sewawat® Call G. ‘Henderson. |, ity venm Beat regulator. Cali Giicl ||| table and ¢ — teesee. $08.00 Reversible cushions, covered in $139 | vales ' Tavior bite et isth st ELECTRIC DOM] : other articles. GAS RANGE—Quick Meal, high oven. r ¢-PIECE GH-LIGHTED a ~ye - cheap: “ . | — A -.-.. AEX 5075 Page. FOrest Se6swe c) lincleum, other furniture: — condition. | WALNUT Btn SUITE ‘k ingsbury. second 3 ELECTRIC NGI 4478A Cook. DElimar 0508 (eo) ji Vanity, dresser, chiff bed - i b,) a eee thes Uoor hi : Cord leerase and Moving Calas pee. 3 RANGE — White cnaesaled Quick || coil spring and a 1 -\ 6 upholstered — an. EP ues aah ONLY 1.00 DOWN —— Ivo: =i. 25. § : and Was Ingtc on , | al: elevated oven; new Lorrain regu-||| mattress.......... $121.50 chairs $159 (9 th) full size: i 6 —— ELECTRIC WASHERS—2 floor samples; | -— — __ 215 N. B:oads a pgm a is Remain hes es ons, Ht Lu ae 3 | MDINING SET” meODD Dnbesens a tire 2 ax 747 ) i 4 f - © v ny i | ; . 7OROBE—C | DAY BED—Iron. automatic. brown enarm- 7AS STOVE-—And Buck’ s range. Apply | > : 9360. UTP-lo-date a on. “ ; FURNITURE—3 rooms. complete, or sold ds 3156 CHEN H ATER— Quick Meal; hot = ‘win ite end i? " wm z01_B._Jeftere . ei finish, cretonne floral pattern pad i Fe eae eee KIT back wh 4157 Botanical. le) RU GS-——2 Axminster; 9x12: good as new Bit i LP color theme , He besee FURNITU. RE—Contente of _4 room flat: | doah. | Ki: CHEN HEATER —c Quick Meal; | RUG A . ; PSN eee aye y spring ’ ) = —2OBE—T wo — beds, F ago aoe $48 Da-Bed, §$24 rime sacrifice. Phone_ Olfax_ST15W GAS STOVE—Side oven. like new. oc adjustable legs and Kindler. 5602 W. we pire o Sootomer: Sh ase seed. E~ | tu ty . J “Sapo hair, rockers and other | URE—6 roome; vevy cheap; own- | eap. 2002A Shenan : rT a il criaiomeictrcimiiehiaieaitinliaehbshciiiictnietineal cient le a : _ es - Patty pet _aorris te 4063, F lad. ww 7) Well built: in good pales. new pad er leavine « ity. FOre st 5098 ww. (c) sheen. 20 ae nn gi _ —_ and bed | KITCHEN OUTFIT—ConSisting of gray | ae Loe pract ieall y new; floor ‘lamp. .*? _ B25-2e N. 8 th.Sf SS ; 0 iffon dresser covered with beautiful cretonne. A real| FU RNITU RE. Odd pieces. Lindell 0881W. _spring ; reasonable "910 § :. _ Jefferson. (oe) |, 888 range, 5S-piece breakfast suite; other | Lexington: very reasonable, if abe eather seat tan “a of sample and recond tioned furni- F =: RNITU RE t 1g8. gas ran re : sacrifice: : = haabs °09 20 - $8524 Koseut _ 2 Ermine, Sere ave. 4 IL Ke o § DINING-ROOM SET—LaAcilede 4717. | PURNITURE—3 room_moder. furniture: She as eee SSNS Ra (C7) || Gan etter 10 3 ema | suatempreiannmenagrpenaantinens : nll i cap rr eash: rent ~ 23: 394. R trer I IT ATA EE ? . € nm ; p> oth code ALI a. m, : eentinetioned - “ Al L S SIZES: . ‘HEAP >a Vis DINING-ROOM — SUITE—-9-pieve_ walnyt: | Cheap for cash: rent $16 Soc | S30. fo6 Hames, free gal feet ae LINOLEUM—Gas heater: very cheap: al- | FURNITURE. 1616 FRANKLIN, (e) || New Location—1809 Olive St. .& | DINING-ROOM STITE—I? pieces: also | UF LIVIN ROOM SET—5-piece. Sunday : * ii i g 37 amend 1t I is & ] 5: lea hs d oan c ff i > oon . ’ : ) a ’ : vr es ’ ot dee ae 4 $24. q5 _living room, PArkview 3 RiJ. ic) | FU RNITU RE- (ontents 5-room fla fay HBAT ER Sma! ; Wilson. Also ili "Spe. me: oh Missouri. ones R ul (;S- y Ae fas | ‘stoves. antique, mahogane : WINDSOR CHAIRS ss ob habatnp'ooinpidaibadindte inate 6.50 Walton mons, $f ‘s | _Sidne with -white doors; dn first-class condi- se — amen = | —— ae = FURNITURE — Five rooms. complete.| GAS RANGES—Aimost at your own | KITCHEN CABINET—Hoosier, oak. good | Vatideve $12.75 75 $6. 75 $29 mo : . AVE NETTE. “Roan onshire. Southampton car, | and chairs. CO! fax 5196W. (c) | Keiner’e Warehouse, 1211 N. Vandeventer cash. 65611A Delmar. {c7)} (c) | q . . rT , °° 0 : FONIER—And dresser; cheap. 3518 | Leonor 3007 Lucas av. separately. Call Monday. y._4622A Easton. ‘GAS STOVE—Wonder 2310A Shenan-| —“#*©r ——— | 5553 Vernon av. 1 RE oe FURNITURE STORE puE-—Chit! wee. a bargain. Easy terms. Basement bar | = | incidentals; nm ale 38 UG r | === 2 ro ing +” eg g: us ¢ gain 42396 3} reor ; ~ wees - hourenO id inci lent is; no dealers. JBS7 ‘ OR our, arpet re mnat t : i] cinds i iid wardrobe. bedroom set. ne : A McPherson. ____ —_—_—__—- | GAB STOV E—White enamel; slighi:y used | Wy ming. co a _-. (e) 4 _2Be yard. 4301 rane all Kinds runners, | | : = — S| mongole } , ha 5 MS t nt . ; | A at city. 5139 mt e Brilliente. _ ‘e) GAS ST Vv E—Gray enameled, slightly used. fect 1504 S. 7th Gral id. Apartment B. sto pick from: ROS. 311 S. 14th “Albion pl. Box Y¥-266. Post-Dispatch. -. 8 .Wydown Terrace. Parkview | 1 bY TABLE—tLreaktast set. electri “Cal ie gee iy rooms of furni iture Hi TLE y Cash LEVY BROS... =. ~ —~ - — | 994-3 7) | fixes al - miscellaneous. 4400 Ellenwood 3711 Gree COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS obe practically new: a bargain. 5553 Ver - | FURNI TU RE—- ir will trade for ~ rooming | ; r° furnitu 7 (c) z , > $49.50 Chiffor LiCaily _ 5] "p —— so Other’ furni are. 4070 Blaine. __ RU G— Axminster: 9x12: parlor stov { h ouse. Call GArfield 4496. HARKDC At. sTOVE—t heap. a 6150 +} age. .° .. . \aAaw | ne w. Linde! } 749]. ; e: : i - DAY EN PORT TABLES, MAHOGAN . # ee ree eer eeeeeeneees - 918.50 |DINING ROOM SUITE—9-piece: walnut; | ing city; must sell, cheap. 4806 De .| 3639A Tennessee. LIVING-ROOM SUITE—Overstuffed; like | “qeseet : Russell | WROUGHT IRON SMOKERS $ 149 err ee eee eeeeaeeeeeeee eee eeee ee a EASY TERMS ", ut - : in American, wa.nut. Clothes | _used 2 months: cheap. 1109 Salisbury. | FURNITI RE of 5 rooms cheap; no use | ELE A TERS— —NEW, $6 UP. SIDNEY, 1609 _hew. 4264 Chippewa. (c) Rt G Brussels. g 3 10. heater. compartment. oy . tone seed DINING ROOM SET—Verv cheap. — for same. 4545 L abadie. | PRANSLIN VING-ROOM S&S ITE -Overstuffed: rugs} Cabany 0513 x10.6. and oi! h * Ti ALL-COTTON MATTRESSES ........ 00006esssnan eee - E and ghoe compartment. Wolud pass | ow aterman. first floor west COMPLETE FURNISHINGS of _6-room | HEAT ER—Buck’ 8; g00d a8 new; also 9x12 | Lr $. Hh t U 220 Chinnew (oe) Sinton ‘ x y rs UNION’S eer, eae and mseniiioned Tura | DINING ROOM SET—Call Monday. 2 flat, 824A N. Euclid. FOrest_7455R. rug. 4165 Fillmore. Fe ee ee eres 1 p RU 1G—Beautiful 51208. a ee CHIFFOROBE, WALNUT FINISH, WITH HAT COM- aD lt P ‘ . 8 mee —— : ooo epgere mo “".Oce J ‘ e stint 5 are i » 7 EXCHANGE of sample N. 10th st. FURNITURE—O! a ° ©. Paxhin, | HEATER—Wilson: with colle: cheap. 543% “new: price $30. Call at _Virgima, RUG—Axminster, n food shape: will sell I ARTMENT, ORLE --.202cccccesessoassonseses ae 8. Typo Ries HtAibk—su uperigr Radiator make gray srain oak extension { e ‘ , b in on tor ain, Cal i 40690 A a, Gran aU write RU eesdun Be At tifu! Axminster: ractic ally : tee! IEC E LIVING- \ ae to TM a eg Ben - | LIVING ROOM SUITES—lIn assortment at | new. 49°34 Magnolia. - on | | table and * chairs, $42. 00 | sa = S = $149.50 FURNITURE of 3-room fiat. ‘$75. Can | HEATER—Wilson. Charter Oak. also da private saie daily. Leonori, 3507 Lucas. | R17 GS—Good. reasonable. ——~ | | | only . ieee grade velours, only... i Retes st. Riverside (¢) | FURNITT RE—Reasonabie . 12th St. | DINING ROOM SUITE—Good condition. | 4720 Heston. Monday after 1:30 p.m SS hand Washington iD Se RO "SET_6 PIBCES, $87.50. | enette suite. phonograph. 3642 Mic nigan. LIVING-ROOM SUI ITE verstuifed mo-| Cleaning Co, 3829 Finn eg I noel Be? 6 PIECE WALNUT DINING. G | _DAY "IS. 1516 FRANKLIN (c) | FURNITURE —4 rooms; apartment can be PATER—Ch arler Gak, @irdgnt. CUuilaa nai ri al ino rugs 711] Gravoie a : —— ' ROOM SUITE. NUT EEDROOM SUITE. | DININ dreseer, STORRS, : 6 M: ht : onion 7th an Mar ) DINING ROOM SET—Mission, cheap. 036 | 4505W Easton. _ DElmar_ 0162. __(e8) | _Minnesota. ) ______t¢) | f1VING ROOM TABLE—Like new; bar-| cheap. 1121 Kent 1 : ~ 206-206 N 13th Bt lirung & Grimm | weo403 Gelts_ Storase first: ‘ Brand : a || [SPICE BREAKFAST SET | [> inet of rent flat. 4251 _ Grove_ st. ore fo mete epg pene nae om (amet ice Saline papain tO sn de arsed autem, = Seomicuelie a CLOSET—Tables. chairs. victrola, 5 : SG ROOM SUITE—Beautitul walnut; | rented 5906 Horton. “ apartment_7._(e) a ~ 1 L VING-Ki OM SU ia —Oversiuiied: rugr: | RUGS —~ Goat “$120. “i ir ea ae. it ithe ethan a ee Lg. ’ : i ee Terns + Lady’ lamp and silk gha $7: single walnut | | lx — $119.50 drawers and bed, ~ $169 | Pe | very ohe ZYUA Ls — ae de ka” a He ‘ al + ¢ = j a a. heap. 11 Watton. LIVING ROOM SUITE—Spanish leather | 4. complete. $22. BO. 8225 Arsenal. (c) i pan MEE EKER EEE ODy «+--+ +++ s+sesseeees Ry 18 Wicker -_ ye trunk; cheap. 4044 Delmer. HIN ed. 5906 B 06TLI q x CLOSETS—Dressing table, Gress-( ruc gas etove. dranevies. 4953 Chippewa | PURNITURE—Cheap:. rugs, dining room, HBEATE {—Large Moore's Airtight: almost | ; | 1 nt ases, chif- at AUT ic. bedroor te 917 President. : “Hee davenport tables, book c DINING ROOM SET—-§ pieces; also Vic-, bedroom suite. 1 re vsnilaaiaiiaiaii 3 — ae eo Bed Suite, $59 b odé chairs and Sopa in — | trola. 3643 S. S. Compton. (c) | FURNITIURE—5 rooms: for $175 3928 HE AT ER- ~Blue enameled Charter Uak, $25 5764 MePherson. ; ath ® ee Bs {c) Re ee in matiy patterns. 4. - Si THE HOME OF FRIENDLY SERVICE laree bed; finished in beg’. daily 8t private | DINING ROOM TABLE—Ané refrigerator.' Olive. Lindell O601J. (ce) | _gor7A Delor. - = eam | LIVING ROOM SET—And furniture of 8 ith Furniture Co. 4332 Easton ‘av a Tien gany: upbolstered in cret Lucas. = algh | 2631. Allen. (e682) | FURNITURE—(? all kinds: cheap, : Hk AikR—Bridge & Beach, Sperior; $20. rooms: bargain. 1382 Arlington. ‘c) |... = ‘iain nancies Re-tovex. etc.’ guaranteed 1 year; tering. LAclede 1528, _ . "aia . RA , 1; DINING- ROOM SUITE—Wablnut: ele HE 14i4 aad 8 2 -___ So as A on =m be “ae inal ' REPRIG? neem Cvaduer-Kim ball Electric Ce.. 3026 } a ie roe uml g Cr Gri Som myieernomanngagr ~~ OFT) Graroig * | RPURNI "RE—Contents of ‘room fiat. HEATERS ‘WIL SON: ‘HEA nae DAVIS LIVING-ROOM SETS veral Dick i lous, ao ee” ene ee mst. Unie s mt i os Psanct—And Fas stove. 3744 ‘Mich: | Saar ROOM “‘SUTITE—American walnut.) 2A2A Ur See sig BURNITURE CO., 1: 516 FRANKLIN. (¢) from: will sell at low prices. Levy Fros.. | ong pinor weet 2834 Tow" a |W ASHINGTON. ~$311—Bedroom set, brass | hew. 9x19 rugz R11 Texas. SN (c) | FU RNI TU R E ' rooms best you! é ); HEATER—Bu Gavenport, f . Oe tm. St. . - ay rope an “al : ay _aRe it hy m cabit at and hh: ins ese he ges van Se ; Kn if bh MUUSe- wr — et | Mirror. Shows no s Lovisiana. Riversice wld refrigerator woalain lined . .| WICKER Player-piano, kitchenette Mv al nut 8 pi eces. $S&5. ab / ; ‘ _—— ; o* , ’ . . bi. 4 1c} ee ee wi Here a} su . lerful opportun ity for young married cou- nein j won- | rms Basement barg OM SUITE aw piece. and rug. 53 T RANGE—Gas stove, e! fectric heater. = + gs ag see FY FURNITURE generar. 4O01A Miam a | ple and save A , ture. gee =; me Virginia, spree a IN = Re . (c) Sst all Imdav. 2: 3 OF yvenin (EA TER—Hot-blast: used + monins; iiV: r~ RS MO aN Fl RNTT' RE— Beautiful now r next spring tiowe Scale Co.. 5° pres. Sun lav or ily. 2607 ee. et. _— Ac) Hellrun & Gri ; ne 3 § wal Jott ; aL RANGES — _ es on te el) I7e—bheautit” 1) walnut imo ay | Site! I Leavin cits cheap Morrisot! bliack and oid rose sllk mohair, $150. t “haries at Entral O6G94 ° ee nee ag n sorege at “Ol 8, Jettem condit very cheap. | DINING SUITE—Beautif: Pan ast0! Tsp wit Dre ve 2 + ae oo ee > : 3311 Potomac pm a ne — : " ir sone on ton # - oo ‘ } [ Ke : roc ms az). Gili | ry ‘ . ‘ Er 5 72> >xocellen , ‘ Abi eh : PS %, a = ons SUiITE—Call before 2 D. Gate ENI) HARDW ARE CO., 2861 Gra- | new : other farenes. 6978 Clayton ©3 } day —4: ’ Page Y id feces eee tt ot Bana Mi en. TT it 4 [VING-ROOM ET—Moha hand-carved DINNER SET FREE fi Oth Washin sy? , . : J 7 : . Antone . ? A . oe oe thba won sat : vu - vies _~ . — te aa 2 een pe are re oy ; “ i G4 ny i. ©u au a GRanc $180 ' DINING ROOOM St TTE—Nearly new: | , om. i i= recone mr ; Sagan buaaakionn frame ‘acticaly new will sacrifice ry 8 ROOMS COMPLETE. $164.50. 2) WV iunut marble . — sel) cheap. 2612 S. Grand. Apartment | — ITT > ae oon ~e eaiiias : ~— } oes ‘ yal “ oe 3 “ Aa a» vs titi iMCa Wwe . rie es) © é 3 738 Syra use. ic } ' q* j $2.50 WEEKLY. ; . a Cham berlein | B. - = 7 ae ila for $450 rst Sunday | f t ct. td be 2 ap a ‘a r Super Yr. larg 1Z ~ : . ow - ey ses 7 AT ¢ A 5.00 ALLOW ANC E will be given Buy on Cc 4 T ‘ , B. ( ot armel - ak* aaeee ae ; ; . h” 7 niin LIVING IM SET cal y I"NION Ss n al! purchases of $50.00 or over dur | AAs A« : ee Se ~ os » = DINING. RC BOM StCiTe—Queen Ann Ameri-| termm as I have no use for same A ON ODED ARLE EEL Mee NCES Cem eUnT ame 0 op ReeeG: > “ey Cc} oo; o “Ff q } \ : ij AAU ae 5 Mir B >t a Aa ' Lf I a 7 MATION RANGE—Quick meet | | D IN 1 NG ROM and bedroom —. oe fb EE ‘ ie SATERS— iD; S and 26) ees mnricht third flac eet | EXCHANGE STORES. ||} ‘ae tele sale. . ; r. ~Two- tone walnut ee mewport ey. for cash. Call Monday, , UF I TURE La! sofa. : qd upnoister Bizes; sold al \ resuiar price. its ‘ae 0) ae is ao ee it 7 and Market Sts. ' BUY THANKSGIVING tically new; bargain. PRATION RANGE—Blue enamel: : —— a cr Te hanezn mirror. €iec.r Ww ae s . uriutur = 2° FTaNneKill vs v} rSo Drinks ; en ee $06 308 N. 12th St. ‘| BARGAINS NOW. wut, $35. 4626 idaho 2 & ANG NG ROOM St ITE— Beautifu i. : pet PAK Vee a alta | CATER ‘ Buck’ lect-ic: daven oe pis me Br sige NP Cg “y ' = if Desired —— ro outed - — — - ; ‘ Te sail = a — ee f - | ' ‘ou 1° waln ut, compiete, ike new ; ? — R “Tr ‘pr ‘ rooms and : } oe - ‘as : : a . Lau il . i ‘ l at . - ——s- Pa if erTrms . 4 . sh es rniture Ce 13 Pe. sia) in 1 be raha rs? at ae a x 5 "4 i deale Xm 6631 ‘ sjeme! ns Jirst 4 100T- west. , ; 7} Lake part ai : » oe 5 ne 1 gee aetura len . b i “ ~~ Pat ‘ / my 7 . ‘ -_ > 7 aia (yray Ename! Comb. Range. -* - $98.00 aner #urniture (0,, Be i! aa TaN —— Se iiee—celiettntaentiat leone DINING- Re OM SEX —fi-piece, goiden oak : | ' c) | —— geage P PPO RYE Bo a ee ee able. at “a gig eee’ nGH an and OLA her er f urniture | | 4-Pe. American walnut finish SP i ad -* NA {} ‘ oo Small a R cheap { wif Ee 4 . —_ : won a AA +. AW MWIVIOTD F a” . . : , A' -* “4 UCliG iid z “' vyy¥. —. 3 re m Siit a ae th c : 4 ie CE i > t (et ae a t ITU RE ‘ manages ) -r ai - . , oir > i. } j yh? T } 3 ae a ee” ee ~— ‘¥ re > ‘ j agp ee ' on . } — . ’ f ( | or si “D ~ ] ike ne WwW. ve TT fu! y id | IDEAL FT TRNITU RE CO. ” b rices. , ifax - 7 eo SeRINATION RANGE Black in Re Ba rice Inut and oa ery = SS a me NR ag ( a Saat | ami | mola! piece overstuffed taupe ve- (((| $9: rill sell for half. 4754 Cuppies. (c) | 4009 CHOU seaU AV. Call w +} niece walrut: NATH ‘ -~ G x! from: Arm a an Wwe inwu't Q 14: h } 4 ey — a7 . Li ; ia Py . Vi , 2 (} r\ &y i ‘ st Tj ; * id 7 \ ; + , ‘ fii ss ‘ ren ven anes ew. 7 ' BHA RY a re. ics) i spring “708 Tl * 1738W 3106 N Tavior, _ reasonable prices. Levy Bros. Str : iii’ ane in Cat Sunder é ft meses OUTH END HARDWAR® ))}) tour; avenport suite; reg- ))} i——(harter Oak heater. good condi- | -—-——— - ———— ene 5 + # rateantalll Wea. — Twin PA rk vclew « _ BINATION RANGE—B! ack, Superiv r | DINING-ROO ™M SUIT pay alian Renae siete : 43: igs Connecticut. lst floo! i” 586] Gravo) 3-73 wr) } ley g00 : 1H): olan others ol $1! oSPO9O Horton pl es Saw z 5: —— ne pange, congas Lemp ey a sance: 11 pieces: ery reasonable Tt o| west. iPaTPRs. het st: i vom> | ))) ! ie PO -Charte ak: dandy; $8: library m | ve Wtd- sprint t iron Bou Sanday 4608 MEENDATION EANGE—Gray enamel: | oriental rues, Call Monday between 12 | Ss gy, | HEATERS Two: pot Dist foed can PROSSER’S, 3220 Olive. i Belt. _ ie Furnish oo . 4 4 =" ‘ aa . M ‘ ; j hicmseeeeene: eee 2 “L180 Hoxdiamont, (C) | ar rd 4 641: 5 Cat + Daag em ainut 4ining. bedroom suites; livine=§ er and Berry rd )) MY) rovE— ~Buck's he ater: bachelor ward- BEDS Wid — Peis rugs: anything | tn i ry — VW Hi Inu t: com ' BNAT IC iON hk A ANG E—B! »- $30. | 67 ‘ ns b> IN ING ¥ sv ITE Handsome > $550 r goseeanet . & 3 at ré ik ©, 7 ‘4. 28 eser ABTS + } *% | : we VE -- 9 ricyyr nd ‘ ] § \' ~~ Fn ee J = Je ffe et 2 St igs ry Lr in an on guint Pe aie ai Tre 7 ep eam gs : ri Aiso Vv ibr ator. 30 $ Juniata. : BEST ’ P ———— J : . ~ e ——— ea -_--—— — : _ o— : ae ‘ ee. i © j . eee “ ** as “ ' WAirv rs ie iatc> . abv a tri a‘ ‘ =e +3 — ry ~ mEpeaeet ; ‘ prices om lete walnut: me and white top. $10. 11294 | ¢ ‘orner er of ¥ w ise. 780 west —EE “Fy : a a 42 ~ Dintt y, rocm ilve m- | . ; Brrr | eola i¢ shops ¢ beaut rege rs nd other ad = IVE Ch arte r Oak hea ting. “ike new ’ ooming . tion ; et : rove second iT. DINING RO! OM SU ITE- sah arent " lete, $35: a'so chifforobe PLO, CO) eS ge : ass ; egheys 4 mancis ae Tiiceeeene ‘ — — $10) 4i. 34 W estminster pi. (c) \~ re gor m ae . eater ye pa 4 te clu ouge or:... ec ae reser — IEATE Al make omoims . wi nsec : meon po) é | UCAS AV. a ; \ 24. and evenings. NATION RANGi&—-Ueedk good ccn-| pieces; just the suite for ¢ ff 8607 | BAtion range, TUES. Os. a byl light.1 2 henanuoat BOXE ‘dat umers - STOVE—Hard coal: fine co: di tion: cheep H a a4 . i ‘ n 1. sous ee Tha aes i eae ("571 OL) fier Diue, SiLIKNL.3 ; Us A . . I _oestumers iamps, )- Roy ab. Gas range. cabinet m $35. eusy payM*ats. Stemer Fur- | breakfast room; @ bargair . Leono furnishings. J 201 8S. re | ys pets te sgn tay Pr np Call week days. B18] ‘Natural Bridge. if ouses _— GRADE kz con- nid wiattress 543 mtr 1° Riroad " (c@2) i 7 § a’ Son av. PR SNS ne EE sa peqeistomeuintenirent \— 7" APTATO:.6©6UuUTON de Risen has te ee , rons Hiiment | at nr ste » dail St 4 VE Rr der 4 Be: icb ryivwe like new | At 50% Sav ings. | fe 3066. and apartments wan J pale 1A. . Lo - ~~. re Y St? iITE— —Bu ‘fet. “china “eli »8- Sonne mrt Contents eparLtmen almost mA : 4 ¥ a4 » rey 3 ‘ : - x eh gg re getiesauay ‘ : es so ‘ ie sapiesie oe p rson Prosser’s Furniture Co ciaseninneggnearenie BSATION 1 name | DINING ROOM. “es usual bargain ho wigs He egeee A ae tacagpen, Femi sei 0c air-light. 2210 Benton. : L, 3oU7 Lucas a’ 1524 Semple. oe . Easy Credit Term Olive . itew utiful walnut, . rit) as hev $ monthe old: mus? table ang chairs; unusus a new: oeautisui , ee eesti A BE cpg pe . me Aavhed ene art. ORT ETIRNITTI PR El ore site dar LPOY VE — Heater (Charter Oak ip-t S. i¢ tinea yA a ' oF Rm eriiat 8 i. smore # re an » geen Sanday bet weer a ronal ulte ugs Lamps LG Pris LEA LiuN‘a ee ee . ‘ gabe wigs 8x5 page T3o« — Z rn 6 yr ict on CALL Us if you have a anything for ote silicate oe 6 a = — — | enae Devonshire piversiie ya a rp very reasona!l 3978 Clavtor Lriineto? re rh okkeeping de Hammon¢e rsi-clase condition. cheat 4023 Lin | also moving, pac. | og hig RAN E—Blue ename! | 5036 __Devonse a | Fore. ot ese 55) |\aeeawena BROT EE Hot Blas nd; ert Met: 119 Ce ic! | cal CAbany 3717. SIUTIiTRSsS—Ff “excentional Tt) » Mea) - iatest sts che ap. 1007 DINING BROWN ? "hs c SEES Aha . - - ‘ - : a fu b asN a ey ’ tw rr} » Ste 5 " ee : & bye aa ei | UNG A LAyYW TY OV F . me Vi} tes enam: rea | FI "RNITU ; . . , * - P *onte ' . seri ft bh z L TIC I | TRNITU R 74 ‘ 4 } mi? i Li) l and r! lahoga : “es vou ae > ae reookK « “4 8F ‘> iin ~ ppt . i ~ 1 | cle ¥e : — am - . , , , oe Au) 4 ’ » nana aon ie gor J et diti rT) ‘y] pi 4 est =“cfir- i rice Ow! — A CO NATION FAN GE—Quick —“"“Mieal: | Literature: fine condition. ® Waashinz- poatay ow. Ue 5 pg: (HAT. ee a iri =¥" ' ~ mer st “aS ae Nita Wea =: ene. erifice. Apartment 300. 4452 Washin o— ane Re ee | Bh, iait wey. £00d cond a tes nptay te 0 vagy on — a Oe i SURROOM ee oo see FURNITURE Wid.-—¢ = ali k- ~ o - ; ; o ve We comamng oe oe 2 ar P ee yo Gere e arate: sel: cheap ~Oi rea tit . ‘wa TING ry %y Lik t ai I [hd OS an S Lae by pr ale js s©@ Cie ii) : eats ooh miei pe! and, 0} rs sang. ure its : “ enema J gta i, 4h05 Ww W Easto ston Dery O16 7 8) in sh 4s mo. ene awe) 8 abd wees . A oe : nr @} 3 s+ se . ck) to ob si-anine ’ " ,? , 7 7 »0) Tun as ay ¢ 5 a miler «3 - ’ i RN A kinds r iB) TT; \ ‘mh: & T . o ad ated 31 oa —— - , . : t ; L} rth ae ~ th dancin ; a : . - “T'rC a? . y ie Wd ABR ac re RE Ww td —AT woe ae 4 A | yd ‘OAL RAN’ _. ns “All =} 'R NY ry TRE- a om pal atively : cont : ev0rES sit be Heed OVERSTUFPFPED RED El CHEAP ; SUNROOM SE'T-—4 pieces, Ge be et ete. rae $e : badly : will pay hi + pane C — coeds VCA & a¢* ae - -- > } ' : age trig ti, i bsV0rs % ; . - — ‘ ' an : . a” £7 4 a or by « = ana } . ' SS Weltor a. front: $25: cost S14 gin in every ge la es C183} __ j id tu O a Si 3 ee sic oe eR ic lL; ae ) ASK Bs a ith er al tabi Ipho) ee H E A 1)¢ Ty (R i ry ~ |G Arf lela RED, or - Forest 8852. , TU Seon ee eaviibtinnaiiaaiagnaitiiimiimnees - * Foe floor lam ps. La alls, a ywid or danapenaennoe = ep : alae 1 OVERSTTUPER TIT w Ne mulberry Teli ry LAPS. -Class condit ion os . 3147 A aa ‘ oa i ie i] FURNI ITUR ; ed room ih gee ~~ AN ies are ae fo N che IN thing one could desire furnish o TOOms | HEATING 7 — rts") Se ee oom suite: leaving city. | Halliday. Phone LAclede 288: \| ing ‘pouses, flat lo IS mL } B. Call Vic 256 7 Vv . attractively; can also ar for rental! heater 434% Finney . ee RE Oy | Ca eigen? “Rked sno" r gy n Je , T ata, no AN — a 7 ecg y we a er ‘oom a anni must be sol Age 7 y. Buck a. Sot i} reasonable offer refused ' en- TABL “ge ‘rig? and © chairs; like new; | } OR ( OMPLETE OT TFITS | }@mall. Vie lor 0534. . Viote 7 ge a c : a i . of fla ai asolls ; ipa ri fed | m4 aati ' qa . | TesRee ici enean 26 Natura! Br idge av. } ay ) > | - NAT ON on ' B New 92"; Ow a (C3 Li ey ; - yasenes 4 oT ‘> e f na - r > wt 2 . cv - , eis: "* Re ( S Furnished $] §9 75 | PU oe se bd 77, _ jes | piso ca eeemeeeeemeeenaeaee 4 AREDIT URNITURE — At a barga ar Corrs a nie + for heating stove, } Ve me rae. een eee Or ee het ~~ — 4» tvOoOoms Complete ... * gn ; ot Re ae fh mag ~ eprice ~ - . *? : i ri wWitt ij 7 42 h 4fforobes De ds I }} irl: ; dn APA rit ~ ,* by 3: —s oarer: 137 ve P POR IC m P P ti : : tM s o ounsha ry LON S uP) IN ATION R ANG — | UNION'S hed enrinas. Kitchen cabinets. buffet Nee aa ee ee ree “and. 1 }-ame rat LUSie ; cry ew. rea: oarrain AGG D. Flynn. | eri ages S beautiful davenette suite. | | eure. Tugs contents of flats. — , EXCHANGE STORES, } Bui 9 | 1 EXCHSNcE STORES. li} beds, rue ranges, heating st! SB, fas, HALL vo = eg ae iy cheat ARLOR SET Leather Lindell 3374 = A ll D. Si Lis une. ! $2. sah tenses | TLeonnri “Atiction Co Shon Can : . ' ey eae - 4 " i . +, U . IYizi a \ ‘ j # : sarees : . i “rrye , y Gt . "7. > — Tr ‘ ; ; a] " . _— = on re - ; . —_ Mar Kel Sta. Muck Meal: latest models with Lao- ; 7th and Market Sis. i ranges Overy Gian 5 AI repeat, es Een “3OT =] Reno? ABADI . i] Be ‘pliere manogany. a+ 3i tics vga) EE bones a: ae bE Noa DER. 4 Rooms - urnished $198. id LiF RNITURE Wia _ a Oe N. = oven reculator Gray or blue: | | 206-208 N. 12th &t. c « plete af Savines — oe ee) | ay > all kinds: ai! Louis fc} 1 rer: bargains: FALCON oy wetemoasgnggrs hee on new f , “a. ast te a. bles R ee ‘ oF N. Vand Ree msisismscatatnniienam | OT ee Yin wetione. aint) eheres ARLOR SUITE_—Siplece nia ss AW Kitchen, bedroom, dining room and//,... .. ' urniture. I sell from y= 4 ; ‘ eguliar SiR* 50 for $125. . aan - , tients L Jig@ Fnegecci i a ' “ Pn a : es - % ' J 7 bite 4 } Steller . ™ Po WART)I R E ' . od Le . F, ondayv. | ving room. $°. 50 a week make ibe Sav Fou a ill A sO ill LLITLOSL He 2 Saale , 1710 oles is sims sa ” traf atch Left tte ) Bring this ad and receive $6 ae part for sale “DEI allowance on w waa Gt © Serva 8 ree areeacian Peg ape eens fener me ene = ee al nt Se . : mii E ie , Jou have , And chifforobe:; P ) ges. oe POR eo S . 7 hous ge _neen “ ~~ : Eee ee eens VARDROBE—BHe: id feather bed ' down payment Imar 1225. (e682) CA a Teh abate. ‘ ) | ry Are. . 4 A and ita ne ie : 7 008 Page _8 MMMOSSERS, 3220 Olive St. || 5258 Dining uite ) | ee HEAT I NG STOVES | I 3 | condition: reasonable. $708 Varrelman., KING FURNITURE CO. | F urniture Wanted Badly pring and a . a oh the size and Kind you ar tii ASHE R—Pedera’ electric like new ! ray z ! y a SOT) fle > ——¥ —————— — : eee S I 29 ty? — i larg ! ; useU 8B B iO "4. ar! , | cneap 40°50 Laston ; : ' peered i - ee 2 Co 7a00 | fiste. SCHOBSE OSitee 3 er hee And dayenette; cheap. SS oa sieealiateali i nl bar-| caraz factories "el heap, new P ' ; VASHER Scdler pepe! Ohio cleane ~618 Franklin Av. JEfferson 7 ae, ae * nae 3 > Fon a Se oe ot| or” toons of familie, gs| heaters, 20 per cel 4 KY ° eel \ ‘ ! LS: ter ba CERI o1: | (open Saturday and Monday evening or AOSPTFAT BED we eka, Fe BH aod Suite \\ | WASHER—Eder aod . conditions | any evening by appointment. Wabada. PArkview 1 653. the store but a short time Extension | gains: six large f r if furnl ug a. will buy eur furuit: —; f fis oLDBERG Lindell ¢ 6646. (62) FURN2 TURE | °° ¢ | nondi tien: aust be up- 4. “ VGIE *TD _ state © price. 4 3220 | EXCHA V3 c | 20.000 LBs. of old ftomthers. a Sie Sie table, buffet. china closet and six chairt! ang gives | with tapesiry seats Easy terms. Combi ination * ment bargain section of sample and recon-| JT {| \\7 / i A! 1D) 1D f —— | ee 3:Piece | ditloned furniture. \ | We om mr by na Y RANGES) ‘Hellrung & Grimm : | Heat Ing Love nN S23 98 } | WASHER—A BC. good Condition: us ‘ VY : : Vashington We have. in our Dasement. a iaree aces x t ASHE R "al Mine, copper; $30; 815 N BN ' Oth & ashington a a eee on of heaters taken in x rae one FOR OFFICE OR CLUBHOUBE giend shape Mr. Wade. Lindell #729 head ij i. as zee and makes: as food as new. &? € 1 yh 4 ‘-HING MACHINE—Eden, like new: nt ae a : $49. 75 DINING TABLE AND OHAIRS—Yaven- fit " yf ori to price cash or time: 4 il ‘ UNION’S i che 4461 Olive E eo) ost , bam ans , caeh ; ette set: Al condition. "4617 ee © nuesota,. it 1 " : Rt S FC RNITUR E co. — hi FXCHANGE STORE Wwe : MACHIN E——Blectric: Al con- ) > a getty ee a eh ales WASHING MACHINE Wd. ~ with agsbpes los ( F . aN W es 5S Wid —Househoid” goods: office Moving Co for ol@ ones. Montana furtiiture. Cord Storage & i eather Co 19th and Washington Av. | 4426 Page. DEimar 0865, CEotrel #961" RTE aera a lar aS om PINING: et. 6 choirs, oak; on aren 4 shingtn 7 || dition: cheap: no Use for sam 302 4.00 CasH DINING TABLE—Butfet, 6 ch Ce nc I a th and Market Sts. Hie ion chen: ‘ne tae Sey aanme. SEs A ty mv 5970 ) 6 Ol ee ; —_ i Call W¥down 0561]. 56 , | | — 06-206 N. 12th S¢. | a Cash or Time—30, 60,90 Days ?)/| Fypn. Houses & Fiate For om Considered Cash | CATES Ga 35 Parity ‘a eying Ke. ; | @acrifice, Call Saru & - plece Oak S325 . _— nig rh ° 270m Suite... ow f) (iFT R NISHED LA AT—@ reome complete fy }] suena’ rent $40 4io7 Oliee, 3-plece Overstuffed@9Q VE fi FU RSISHED HOOMS = 200 ; 3 rooms, Living-Room Suits _— wd | eee _ 2 Toms. $100. 4 rooms, $75. 3136 Large leather Easy @ 7S | FURNISHED FLAT—@ poome? ter anie- Chair POo 4 2 | Inodern: rent $20 month: gell chese. 1411 eran Kijn ay, Walnut Armchairs, $2, 95 PALM. 5520—4 rooms. including electric “4 i . sHER—E dom latest model cc pper condition ; cheap for caaeh (eS - ay a Ty RANGE AND GAS STOVE—Quick Meal. 4, $i ' V Papin at ; ‘ Bue ! yi I A! Keiner s " . 8 he UNION’'S ; 7 Ce ntra: |} Clayton, ™ 7 ' ° ® \ a ie sat TNING TABLE—Chairs, kitchen cabinet. | | 12 , Ct, an FICHAN GE at Srcamm, | te DINING Sm 5319 Northland. der r2) , ¢ Heating toves i 4 Z ih TR20). Se se 7 O% O j 1} andn A ok ac* aks. ad 200.208 N arr vy DINING —6 chat solid Vj at 5 r/O igi All standard makes; 0 iks “41 Interdriva SINING ROOM TABLE—6 chairs. AL a oe > a" mane black walnut. and sideboard. FOrest Y ) gir tights and hot blast; recon TTT] : RANK ! - a =, | 4800W. : serannenscttiitiasinnindietineaenmnasennin it Furnish hotels, club houses aitioned: $6.00 up. | Genume 6x. $3.75 | ry au or rooming houses on Cheap Wagner's. ‘O01 | if if | . \\\ pP R ( SSE R's Easy Terms. wxl2; Wit combina ‘ ; ft UNION * wr at iti liana er -{¢ ‘wth Ti If I Cie’a) . 4 4 “ \ ‘ ye Ss © j a ee a ag ge a ~~ — a ; . ' . f A SN —— . et as ‘hha io} len. “oak: ” Feason- ; LAMPS ’ oven ion. 3824 Ww ~¢ : linings in | | a size and styie vou'll like Thes Nebraska ' ie} Q se ee ers, 1419-21 Franklin ie peas Se NET [ee 11 90 CAB rson she ora bi. are ex@eptional bargains Prices an ‘. oi 1. ie ‘ ' aie , : ere; Sa a . sa. a § e- : RANGE— Combination Dive hot-wate ti tt: . ” Ssanries md retariit. wull "NTON : i358 D o GAs” RANGE Side oven. grav: coed can- | ! a6 i0Ow a ~. Eaay terma ~ connections, aime 00, Cali before | Atten 0 New Heaters........$6.75 . eo - TN LON 's avene tte Polychrome Base dition 4324 Beethoven. Call Riverside en: bargain ‘ction of sampie and reco 2 glee r SS caliale ” “ i week. We Bri l Hie ad $2 , > “fitioned urnitnre a = : : . . . have been lucky) hu ¢ 2 a) PXCHA NGOFE woe rs. 4 Ped Su net Rilk Shade ; an N E r hit tlie age , tc) fr" left UPI SPS. “ RANE fwormhina tor Wauick Mee ' biveC | bhouwht er vere | Van Tt. of take-back ridge san ps i Se Ss +a? fe) 7th and rxet Sis | 9549 || GAS RANGE—Large white enameled Quick eB at thihia) & ( ; ahibiaia) grea 5S wi waiter-bac nda’ sods ‘most n iplo-date, goods which . \ ae . ¥ ea ona ~ aaa wise = . ——_ . a " ‘brown janieh | GAB RANGE—- W bite enameled, Quick Sth ar f d as himgton a © r . neigegyemeen Phe ' = ten . tet wm | Carry ship and pack free for out-of . leather 2 oss ae dis goud Si Ze Sa In leal elevated even: cost $140; sell for | Seas ee ve eh... :| 30 Oren, ae or Ga To. leon buyer ‘ree delivery & outiving Bed Set........$89.00 is wen maw : i = Me . : , ; ~o . . “7. i eahinet Cal Mondar SSRR Utah. adhd uly & “ Neel 1, | eacn ‘nee. j Vlloox nr Gibbs ma. . mrtg es. > anh we ae . Basement 815, N_ Broadw ay. HOT “WATER a —-$o FOreat | =")! ! we nnn = J te GAS RANGE—Blue ename! Quick al: UNION’S RAN E : iP i al — at 1 ALL THESE MACHINES . Wt Kitehen, Bedroom and lLAving | SEWING wAL a) 7: ' Tl te Cav tx at } k ye °® new, og RS OIRO Stipe Meape aEe ¢ ae oan, “ood eondition a DEIR AIR—New: wil! sacrifice. CAt | . penteepettigtetandpiannncuneteitiren .

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4A ga - 900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. POST-DISPATCH ae ; P N as TYPEWRITER AND ADDING MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MACHINES é Fable wooded ETA Vg Bea sinew Coaches ‘SAKER —— 1926 “peach Trade: terms. ds Ries —~o eas ; K 1028 coach. exellent cendiiier Ss — H - - : “ po 4 > “axle? - : “* 4 o mary 000 € “ASH F OR A l TOS 4 ee - OD S MwGa! msec! >, mre * ‘he e —— —* New \eSLION. Chestrnt. yg Be Ol oe _— Bring cur. gut cash. lenin | Ste aa Maer @ dace: far abet BEDSON FRAMPTON 3308 LOCUST, | irom Union Station. Garfield 7710. , : thor : a | + 9 MONARCH. 3137 Locust. 2 Chiesa Master S tors: 12 ments | coos a a a oe 198 Chevrolet one *“$i7: it _O€ a et BRANCH S877 Del A == Lverace: like new : 0 ie: E | | 925 Buick cosch. $ 192 roiet Cou : Sa = ~ NEED ANY MONEY?” = | GRACPNE® SN ae ey Ge ee el a ' 92 Coupe ......-3505 ih ; Cis 4923 Hupmoba . $iD00 on “2: po seep f \imest new gach: only ot ouTwe | Radied. gv ‘ = _—— Coupes For Saie = thesntedllindin — mere : , ‘YaRL =x ‘ORS | ee a Es ae eet El $437 Manch iT ‘ = “nupe, ¢-nagsenger model : aes sone i - | _—— iy equipped; | | 7 , oa apes. ; iain te : : “ ow > as —_ we... son bieatsinnaamenentean ~ » 4 . 4 : ; : uw" ‘ ah aa A ee OE Bie Bie a BUS ck > gogo 296i 72 , Automobile Loans| rc Tt Side —— a Pe — even § t© 8 34238 | , as. = _=F pas . Jefferson. ah Fit ? iy Uica ne TT Pow R Lad : . . LARC —— . | . ° 7 ~~ . } 7 . . Pe 4 » ; : . 4 — — : 4 | | > , a es wa! : : , " ’ .* , ie : > . a “ , 2 . 4 : Zz. od he - : “e* j j ;T3 . on | . att. ths ‘ ‘ Confidentia] Anto Loans —; “3s ae } _- | = a : . Pad wana age em ese: ck Pa ey ' . d " ~ to “-%4 3 Dye iy agi yee ea Pe epimers 2 Cee ke ae y te oa Ce . Mos G6: all wc U LOANS LC ARANT) oO” — 36 Cust. e “ , . i magpie It . 2 on an mare toed ie. 1 a ai A GH: FROM. eC, - , . ~~" ge - > . a a : r . - ‘ 4 ‘ Satin . ae " ishataeis sae . = -on- Gartner . > . : “ay 7 2 vB! . ; - = ™~ me ‘ my -~ ' - . y a e . , wet : i ree - r s : coo 23 “ . ~~ ag it - — . + ; ~ . Oo ? Kn per ‘77 TY : “aati ae _ : Seon , —— . =| Ce a ie Ts , : —_ F : ve pe . . : . 4 i r a: od Ae -erest.. denatured: why pas ™ - Pe | os Automobiles Fer Excharge - | 7 ler cal +5 ee. Se : — 2 . fee - . T r © . se? bf odg Te “oupe "hi te H: | batahatc, | +4 rt £ ; is . ; : . : a . : a : rIiwTTrT - = = : sy * : . 4 “he ; , , 4 ‘ 5 x : . 24 > « ‘ -. . ie a ER CADILLAT co Asphait Locust JESterson 3084 : oa Ls Ty My i a ‘ abe ke ita Saks eis Hees bee oe ———— ' Cadillac ==; _Sapairin 1c and Paintin Died wak fab Gros iDe , ra = ~ _Z : piiggrsngrcy, r - Dodges fs Bnei { t@rm™m c a exactly few thousam bd tel — . | v ro on thi At Dr 7 me ) : . | Veen : _ aeTR ah ' ) aati | , ‘— mets cn | : aaaaed | “m =r 7 ~—=-ao senna moner-sav? aT 4 ae — 2 | ~ ene - P . , : " . ~ . - ~ 7 . - — - - ‘ a aw 1a ' . . ’ - " “th me : angen " : ‘: : ; ~ nae ; - . - = . r : a OT toe tree samp.es ; ee ae > BO: hs RL OO or | a oe : : ten ii ters _ ni ome, Green- - em oo EJ DIT . é = i. > eso x ~~ om sie: atare te FOR 2D COTE OPPE gy KETTLE uke new. vers ee Sees f) 92s Hudson ee ae By NASH COACH . Soe Pee eee a= OPIS PRE AD Pilio ip age cg “ne orm en ee “& ig ~s ~~ nee od ee iT ow a ‘ 0 is - » ; a i : aia Gi eee: ee = , ' a Hup mobile » vi _ . ; eT PTH, e? a es co - 4 . - ry a Ye : 2 * 2 . " rp ‘ . ; + ; 4 =? . “eo Sonmict Sonn. 437 : a nec este ei ‘ a | Easton. salle mee (eaen gee f : pee a nm fe new: Ne 564 Anpeiy 1S55R ESSEX STIX (A LC. 22395, _ “ntiec Omer wuiuesendee Guidamen’ daieie, aae ° yo . —— oe ee ne type. $165 alec ~ ™ + . elaBaS SY MUTLB UO. Sau Locus dee

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henicsirngpaind . TLE s SMRER 14. 1926. UTOMOBILES == 900 AUTOMOBILES 5, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale PASSENGER CARS Ads in these columns today. POST-DIePATCH. ; _Coupes For Sale || FORD—-Coupe — Derfact it 2 balloon tires. wh | $235: terme. B1i4 — cela; | FORD— Coupe, 24 | ~ barr demons Hit ton . Finke, iy FORD —Zoupe: 79 ii] tion l — || bolt 06389. emall ¢own payment ee ee ipae RD—Can ‘oupes, if caine. Riefling, Fe ‘TRON | FOR ORD—Goupe: i dition: good | | tance Oo. 3808 Fast | 5350; cans te 1ne S850; easy terms: ¥ RD oupDe. ‘1938: Si: o; terms; barga Ciltive. rear. POR DW—Cotpe. | Susranteed 30 day ~w ef H. Owen Co.. 3318 y Fe ‘ORD—1921. i936 : ij ) coupes: $5 + SUara anteed uf | Ch evrolet wh opicense *4 : ‘o. . 4710 -20 es => oupe. run ¢ Bing ier Leed Car Exchange 4 FURD— — (lou 8 like new, Sias: 18 (3°00. easy terme _, PORD—~-1925 coupe: > | wheel : bargain: terms - FORD—J N26 a Du two-tone color: uare | authorized ford. Gealer "4168 | FORT ~-]oer terms “4 liam. ~Epstete oo, (69°29 Eaat FoRD—1986 coupe: ‘s Ti ‘on Gardner Moto nd 2808 rg £F rwenn ©.. | FORD—Cony gain. S575: eden ; FORD 1924-35 cou Fuaranteed, S$)50 ~_ 2 | best in town, 2343 chia N19e4, $105. 1 92 | Qo $165; 1923 rms | Ford dealer. j00] 3 $R5 “ and eve nings. FORD—19938 coupe: needa lit | Also 1922 Forge coupe, oen > | touring. $65 . 3015 Locust. Newell, , |ferson °8N nn 1 | FORD—Coupess 1 616 mp VPS. bargains; loon tires: cars 7 farms. trade. W. H. — Co . ngton. : ; oi -s..... : FX RD—Coune: ane motor: D—Go : ‘; perfect and ms, __ FRICE. 1 320 S. Grand. Or : FORD—1924° coupe; repainted; ove erha : Good tires: lote of extras: - LERS, Many o ope Sa28 to $2 ome 6) |fuarant - 8s: eed: terms. ic) | JOHNSON, ADTO CO. 3667 Olive at. j ieee A ene FORD—Coups, 1923; excellent upe completely overhauled for own | buy. Friedman, 1322 sty R200W Sao mae: FOR aa Late 19 1925 coupe: new Firestone balloons, Speedometer, many extras: vate owner lady 472A Par FORD-—Coupe: in excellent ~ondidlaa; rubber: priced sow at S200- a MacCarthy-Archer, 4 39 N. Euclid. i mar 8520). 2 OoRDS—1LO°L to 1986 coupes: | $350: all cuarant : heense itee. |, Auto Exchange. 8 Easton. » ee ate oe oe | FORD—4 OHypes, ince. 1% 1923. i934 m4 good re $65 to $250: terme Be LA JOHNSON MOTOR CO, | Natural & Bridles at Union. FUrest_ PORD-——Coupe, 19°94 model. good fine me tor, upholsterin spotless, | | S225 on and ger it Soaheor. . ) BRAHMS MITC HELLETTE MOTOR bo4n “. Boy le _ at _ Manchester, * PORT 10°R coupe: 4 monthe olé@: been driven @ few hundred miles: | Tots ofr OV COB=ZOTr) ea. See this car 4 buvi a new one: trade or terms. hg 5173 Easton, _PArkview 3800. FOR D-—Latext 1E25 coupe: 4 cord Fire ‘* Wheel jock. Hassler Borhers. mator TAHTRIRT: some LAT eye rvthi ne S48. bet ter i. 3 leaving Oree Mate and Sh rye RiA4 1925 FOR COUPE. Extra nice shepe: 7 practically new ‘oon tires. natural wood wheels. tots tras S105: terma. 3015 Loenst, NEWELL, JEftersor eviar | FORD Coupe: 1924: ready to ap. ! f} ; new 3] LEBENS HUDSON- ESSEX co. Cherdkee and Grevois PRospect TS a TE Over Dav and Nicht. 1926 F 1925 Hup ‘Club | Thanksgiving Studebaker Ford Cee a ee eee “BU IC 1K SEDA CP vier oe te K MASTER 6 TOURING 4-wheel brakes: IF u- “mecha aiealiv and appeara 00 Like “@LIV 2 a2 _ Buiek Master 6 Touring ‘Buck 1 Sen Je ‘SCHNURE: BUICK “Sew ane used Cars. WILL YS- OY ERLAND. IN C.. te Los STU DE BAKER SED. AN tl Dodge 2 Business M:; Sythe we _LOVE pee “aa R ILL YS- OV VERLAND c Capit LAC ROA Sous fixe f ~~ | Presents a 1924 Jowert seda —" a oe sine ghee Defer Prctoedt sect (ane? - TH. ANKSG IV ING SPECI AL Studebaker BAC lan. ot am or Pson » } HE VRGOL ET—1L92: HUDSON Fh ake rr "Willys Kn ight Sedan, ( HEV ROLE T—10: 2 34 wits "fans way eicueiian NIGHT SE 1D. n N xARD COU IPE | 2915 nr eper aN MOOR CH EVE ki OLE tees apple pie order. Re )ADSTER ae. eee eae 1644 S. Jefferson. 1925 Moon Sedan | ote of bia CHESTNUT we ath if Se a “er PEAS runes and loose - new: $95. os eM oat C HE Vv ry JL ET— Touring: Wee a Rein Ole Sst a N ‘ASH RO ALIS ER wiipper SEDAN hapag AN] s N i W ae ee ate re ee a ood NASH—Very fine sedi 19 6 Dodge Sport Roadster Pins alia ~ seta sir, sete 1926 NASIT ¢ 6 i acl a Packard Single Six - ob plied Y ” to od ‘ourins; feet in every way. | low price on this CH ic _ ET 19295 TOURIN G Must ece this car Delon Atectaedd Used Care? 2700 LOCUST ST. Res Used Ours?’ S HOLL IDAY COU PE 1926 ROADSTE al + 926 Che Ge . Tou ring LOOK! mar a A SL Ayn SEO SRT 1701 creer = > idee Ol DS 6 SEDAN CGUARANT Payment Plan 6 ‘hev vrolet Se dan 4 Door. iw SO 0 Roadster a week pays for one. tite ae Almost New ( ‘hev2 ~ sisbitubtisbandinbienmin nee.onasaant ok te cca, ce, ee car. 70: vhae on. “Cleon, — ao a ay id ee le a eatin atti a _ llr ser. eats ase antl ae a ee Various Makes and Models Always Open ag ttn gla atin ae - - ao * ed gee ‘elk ltg 6 Sis CARY SL 8 PARTON = a ale ee ya Sites ttle adie eee eal de ee refill: tile nadie aa CHEVROLET, et gilt pLimousines For ~~~ OO ag gst Almost New Pa KUHS- 99 | HAVE © walle we have. i " | a vu std ta i lca etl eel Ay Touring a For Sale d Club Sedan SUBURBAN 3 ae ROADST TEL ANKSGIV ING YER CADILLAC Co. int ontan | ie 2 ata ‘ — o- Passenger Sedan RE .OSSESSE D C L E . E LAND Ford ry jy: odge Touring ASs Q] UR T R R AN | }uv4 Dodge Sort, ttt motel: eee r fee G8: « Straight 8 Sedan at SP pik : _—: NURE-B Kons. 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CR ee at The Printer Who Turned Indiana Over to the K.K.K. rstanding s / VU | er dan : . tacuiar :Paanin he he ‘andidate when * * te p LEN SON, Fé il 3 } ft fairly dazzied } COT! T i¢ ic CO!] 1! ‘5 tec inns in contro! of pu b- Salesman, Sent to Prison for sr prere st cee he ake cat mee mreror auraer, Still [RUN~ erie tar vovene bled near the town are A - xe . cvs : | crs TOM] s 4,C11. : aces. ic diana Cities iooked on zi en | | He laa cee ao 1 great respect and be A Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sn eee Ll si diatalne - + > al jis nome , yills were. to be his legislators U . ; ~ 7 Lnere CITC 11a ‘The Old Man i: Organize © GQreaagiuil bloody moon D. C. Stephenson. dragons vi s O iad to be whole hog @ ginning of his fal involved in a dispute headquarters and Wa- utenant of the politt r Governor James P banished from the o- at Evansville late :t him was tbat had violated his : legiance to the society Beautiful Kian and had bee! disre ctful to virte King away at type- ous womanno : ipartial observeTs say long partition a‘ n ras © 1e¢ could pot te qd Man’ ith th C anyon Ise On same level witt The panoraimé office was a sou 4 >dy of! dze Oberholtzer, “Poor referred to, made till many &@ hat he was framed 07 even some of mean by t! 118 ; ill declare he was sent to prison that he never Had his visitor n¢ m mitt ut th cts in the Oberholteer comin | | n , eke leok ot. of the Gusher MET Madge. a pretty, dark-eyed Madge Oberholtzer. ance a > ALN! hte Media tp igton early became 7 ER re ee & ae r} 20 at the Goversor’s S. | peers gues Beit pce: | One night in 1938 man: 2ars, ‘“‘the Old | "ep eae Hes : P SU Lone ‘2 home on the 3 : | There he ‘rr owith bim @ drawing room where she ¥@ and shame e girl's story thbed statement, nex he lay sleeping om § on and resolve to take rchase of 28 polses lowing of them, hail aD} as XS & 7 x « +}, b tal was dubb- Known as knees and stretc! wh he Was aling the hts i Om Haties of. hic? } | | | Po ae y, 0 m plenty (oO TI , i i 7 { ' T : ? } aT 1 rit ay | 4 | ® it! P rif mm rn - z % . ' ; ‘ it and fata ” ais aa a LABORATE stage machin “the Old Man's vate bell signals office + was needed iki L is SI d fietitious cc satior ‘le, = : ) orrors will ® Others a 1) iT" °. * umm) . ry * i, = in ature ; ey ea a | ae ig : 7 , sig MG@tL they oO arrest ind one k bruisec h h caller convinced h t will be acquitt eigcige . . . . siti a , , , , Y i+ €@ now - 1i€ f i h S} i \ iid : i Db 4 i s anc q VU ‘ i] ] f € f r¢ , : : ] ] ; , 4 if ne sré not a fe 2 “a i Indiana for such onklaves low 1 moo | oe ae ge 7 | | im SES, : ras | O ther of ) hine aik too m ‘ ™ - : _ . - ace | }se nd mystet other ter ) ) | n wl at Jay Kn Li et} tic , ve was Lj Le#TTipoie : : , rn : a oe - : : j ; ‘ Rha i" ba — hind ’ ren é , . : ein = ‘ ; im tor Or’ ie il (;enera! ~ " ’ , h @ ile ' ’ m enapolis to coal which which were set afloat. They refe | ' > ¢% basi’ , ' ; oF : Hisy LO +L ts Inarket The Ku with awe in their voices bas | ei 0! at na ere ‘ried despe and organizers were getting busy tn er aroused in him by ¢t ucee hes a a side 5 oe 7 oe were sel di ' ‘Oo BeK , nally Stephenses sf Pua’ Kiux Klan was then > ' coming into no- With the consciousne corn fleids Farme Village store devices, Stephenson seized pon very | said hi , 7 Tm a BF im — t n before the ATL ; ' : a! ampaig (pen 1 )- : ame grandios dramat? ) — sequence. 5 = Page Two. ) ge wo Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—November 14, 1926. Is Kentuck hundred people against under skies. ers are = «(Cto.Céthe x | chill witt Mi | “4 > st ten pp ae Maes Gold, tt draws the rail. ine crowd w groan. But to one man, standi near the fence, this is as a littl shine. The rail in a field of miracle horse could overcome th The man on the stool hasa ish face. but the jaws are snappe Since 19086 he has attended eve Derby. But this is the first of classics he has ever watched. Ff glued to the glass as Black Gole third in the field of #2@. the horse as the othegs, gain &@ up fifth at the quarter Hes for the Oklahoma horse is pocket to sixth place at the half. Buta ing shows. and the stout-hearted bursts through. At the thr is third nd now, with a bu he passes first Bracadale, then And still he gains They are wire, with Black Gold a half a le The fiftieth Kentucky Derby is The man climbs down from his the great crowd frantically roars slaps him on the back. “We We put it over’ the stranger crs a ‘Put what over?” ‘Black Gold! “How much did you have on bh ‘Two dollars The man with the stool has say Positively nothing. He $74,000 on the race. The man with the stool was rick Kearney, St. Louis betting ¢ er. Hes thinking of tomorrow. is pay-off day. Well—and thanks God-—he can pay them. For the day before he left St Louisville to attend that class bad waiked into his bank with Liberty Bonds. I've got to sell these.” he s like I might need a whole lot Sunday Ae NG UY BUNDLES C . = = . iw HREE great horses naa t .n the Derby when Tom cepted most of his wake Gold ey were Sarazen. St. Wise Cy uncillor. And each, he Many believed. was.a bétter ho unknown Oklahoman. But each Tre the race, been se $74,000, but a part of Kearney had the ¢o ed done his best. Ig @:Waves takes a carload r>y as his guesta—be @ 9 see the race she always time. even ¢ Tom had left his sted Louis business man me $2000.” he said im. Two hours lat you let me have ano ain. Kearney pre about that now. he reached St that his friend had the rare He Ww ons were good necessary To Rut the bookma so were mighty eut in full imetimes. polit an occasional ore 30 vears

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He had t be whole hog or led to the ’ became involved in a dispute 1 Klan headquarters and Wal- former lieutenant of the politi- James P., beginning of his fall of former Governor Ae was banished from the or- ‘trial’ at Evansville late ‘haree against him was that ms his oath of allegiance to the virtu- been “‘disrespectful to 00d — Impartial he could not tol observers Say shed because else on the. same level with ly of Madge Oberholtzer, ‘Poor she is locally referred to, made Dlets There ar etill many in eontend that he was framed DY in this case and even some of declare he was sent to prison the only crime that he never ut the facts in the Oberholtzer e. T Madge, a pretty, dark-eyed — 20. gt the Governors ura! ail One night In 1925 to. his home on the There he and took her with him In drawing where she was shame. business room beastial attacks and the trial told the girl's story, hem as a deathbed statement, f the nocturnal ride to Ham- e trip to a hotel; of her desire enson as he lay sleeping on 8 humiliation and resolve to take ; of her purchase of 28 poison lowing of ‘them, upon ubsequent swa!l ack to Indianapolis where. half the nigh e, refusing medical attention, ust her reeling and dying. door of he home his two bodyguards. and ex- llowed her to He parents n and | in- a desperate was no defense public feeling which ndiana had been ap® theft and collapse of hut the State did respone a sadistic and fatal &* lie Was convicted 0 yrand be- risod time glorious gnominious fadeout the Michigan City PD is a prob- js ii] remain there the Supreme Court e believe errors wil! b Others are roceedings itted or will be'acqu Even if he does there are not & few ing in their il] talk too move was made lis to te® inves hoot much Indjanapo jury in a graft ‘ ‘ tried desperatel wa Jackso! Finally Stephensod : Tr ’ rand jury but it 35 pal ix Of consequence. ME Ds » By HARRY R. BURKE Of the Post-Dispatch Staff IS the fiftieth Kentucky Derby. A hundred thousand people are packed against each other under the gray skies. The 20 start- i), My ers are summoned i) Wy st to)«6the”)«6post. The One SS SHI chill wind is forgot- \e Za ) y A ten now. Black “Gold, the favorite, drawa the rail. ine crowd would like to groan. But to one man, standing on a stool pear the fence, this is as a little ray of sun- shine. The rail in a field of 20. Only a niracle horse could overcome that place. The man on the stool has a merry, round- ish face, but the jaws are snapped, like steel. Since 1906 he has attended every Kentucky Derby. But this ig the first of the Bluegrass dassics he has fa watched. His eyes are glued to the glass as Black Gold gets awar, third in the fleld of 20. He follows the horse as the others gain and it shows op fifth at the quarter. He’s easier, now, for the Oklahoma horse is pocketed and falls tosixth place at the half. But now an open- ing shows, and the stout-hearted Black Gold bursts through At the three-quarters he is third. And now, with a burst of speed, he passes first Bracadale, then Chilhowee. And still he gains They are under the vire, with Black Gold a half a length ahead. The fiftieth Kentucky Derby is won. The man climbs down from his stool, while he great crowd frantically roars. Someone laps him on the back. ‘‘We put it over! We put it over!’ the stranger cries. “Put what over?”’ “Black Gold!”’ “How much did you-have on him?”’ ‘Two dollars."’ The man with the stool has nothing to uy Positively nothing. He has just lost 4,000 on the race. The man with the stool was Thomas Pat- fitk Kearney, St. Louis betting commission- . He's thinking of tomorrow. Tomorrow is pay-off day. Well—and he piously thanks God-—he can pay them. Por the day before he left St. Louis for Louisville to attend that classic, Kearney ted walked into his bank with $55,000 in Liberty Bonds. ‘Tye got to sell these,”’ he said. “Looks like I might need a whole lot of money Sunday.” MAK NG uF BUNDLES OF $i Bis WOW ON OTIS HREE great horses nada been entered in the Derby when Tom Kearney ac- cepted most of his wagers on Black Gold They were Sarazen, St. James and Wise Councillor. And each, he believed, as Many believed, was a better horse than the unknown Oklahoman. But each had, in the days before the race, been scratched. A it, this $74,000. but a part of the game. Anyway, Kearney had the consolation of thowing } hed done his best. In his private @r—he always takes a carload of friends 0 the Der rby as his guests—-he had brought tls w; ife down to gsee-the race. ‘‘For a mas- Cot,” he *XDlains “She always brings me Wek” But that time, even the mascot failed Before Tom had left his stool near the ae @ St. Louls business man approached m “Loan me $2000," he said. Kearney Bre it to him. Two hours later they met Main. “Can you let me have another $2000, mat Again produced the Kearney rren \ He laughs about that now. He didnt re- member until he reached St. Louis Sun- that his friend had won $4000 ‘S him on the race. He was collecting ri) 4 | ry ‘Ollections were good Was far from necessary. Tom Kearney ~°Utin full. But the bookmakers in the Pniry Who did so were mighty few. t tlways paying out in full Tom Kear- / es Won a place for himself in the world ‘ “ie ‘ 9 men. His little cigar store down _ ainut street is frequented by turf- Crld® champion athletes. famous we Nar ks re r? Stir Ometimes, Ties? A lay >) } , at etore i vears now The politicians, per- an occasional hobo. Tom ’ - place, like the man who runs it, is an in- stitution. It has its character, like his, unique. There are cigars and tobacco and cigarets. There are pipes and cigaret hold- ers, and vanity cases. There are apples and there are cookies. Autographed pictures of champions hang on its dingy walls. There's a totem pole. One of his friends has said that Tom Kearney, if he wasn't a gambler, would be running a second-hand store. One smiles at the grain of truth in that remark, as one looks around at this “twenty years of gathering.’’ Kearney, they say, will buy or sell anything. Ypu will believe that, too, when you notice a _becriatn maybe it’s a shipload—-of safety matches stored in his back room. EOPLE come and go. Kearney, look- P= through heavy-rimmed spectacles, gives them greeting, waits upon them courteously. Whether it’s a plunger who would place $10,000 on a@ horse, or a pur- chaser of cheapest cigarets, it’s all the same. His visitors stop and chat. They like Tom Kearney. He’s so human and so kindly. If you told them he didn't believe in hu- man nature, they'd look at you, and laugh, and say that you were crazy. He doesn't. He makes it his business——-during office hours—-to believe that it’s human to err— that the judgment of the public is always wrong. They will tell you that Tom Kearney will make you a bet on anything. But they are wrong. A horse race, a ball game, a prize- fight may be ultimately involved, but Tom Kearney makes but. just one bet. That bet iz that your judgment of the horse race, or ball game, or prizefight is wrong. “That's the one best bet,’’ he says. ‘‘Any- body that bets on horses will lose in the end. If you learn that when you're young you'll save some money. I'd tell the world that. Of course, if you must bet, I might act as your commissioner. But don’t say I didn’t warn you if you lose.”’ Kearney didn’t think that way when he started to gamble. But he found out from experience. He’s had a lot of it. From the days when, as he says, he operated ‘“‘a louse book in Pool alley.”’ “I was a tough kid in those days,’ he says, ‘‘and this looked like easy money. |! thought I knew alot. Sol got to gambling, and then I learned how little I really knew. There's mighty few folks know, you know. That's why the best bet is that the other fellow is always wrong.’ Tom Kearney was born in Carondelet, 56 years ago. When he was 11 he spent six months in Denver. An older brother, a railroad brakeman, had been kiiled out thére. The family moved West, then, and Tom sold papers on the streets. Also, he picked up some friends. Two of them were ‘“Bat'’ Masterson, the famous Southwestern peace officer and gunman, and “Soapy”’ Smith. a sure-thinge gambler. who was killed at Skaguay in 1898 in a duel with a leader of the reform element, who died as the re- suit. ‘‘Soapy”’ still lives in legend in the North and West as a ‘“‘bad man.’ There must have been personality in the boy. IS mother was paid some insurance H«:: his brother's death and the Kear- nevs came back to Carondelet Tom job in the Vul- VearTs finished school and got a can Iron Works. Followed of this and that, in the course the boy, eager for excitement, hecame a bartender. A life-long friend tells of seeing young Kearney behind the bar in a tough saloon south of Market street Two rough customers had refused to pay for their drinks. “When I saw him handle them I thought I'd better get acquainted “QGanibling looked like easy money. says Tom. and he started his handbook “Pool alley’’ was between Seventh and Eighth and Olive and Pine Tom started busi- ners in a woodshed in the alley. “Wed tak a bet,’ he sald, “from 25 cents up “There were five brothers down there We he continued. some of which streets. called the ‘Bummy Brothers, “Ther had a bank roll of $100. We all were running on a shoestring. A mab came Pewta Tom Kearney. He's Made a Fortune by Betting That the Other Fellow Is Wrong, But the World Knows “Old Tom” as Kindly and Generous. in one day to bet $10 on a horse that was 10 to 1. The Bummy brothers held a con- sultation. Would they take it? They al- ways conferred like that—-all five They took the money and the horse won. Their whole bank roll was gone. They started a fight among themselves to find out who was to blame. The hurry-up wag- on took them all to the station at the end.”’ Tom Kearney graduated from the alley into a job with Barney Schrieber. By this time he was married. Finally he and his wife decided he would start-up as a bookie for hiinself. You can't talk long to Thomas Patrick Kearney without learning something about his wife. “I married her 30 years ago,’ he says, “and she’s still my wife. We've never separated but once, and that was during the war. I took $8000 and started for France to drive an ambulance for the Red Cross. She went into Red Cross work here at home. Well, I got as far as Atlantic City when the Armistice was signed. There’s never been a prospect for a separation before or since. “We're 50-50, she and I.”’ You believe it. Kearney often speaks of his business as ‘‘we."’ The wife really is a part of it. She sits with him as ‘‘a board of strategy.” ‘So we started up,” he says, ‘‘booking at the old Fairgrounds Park. Barney Bchrieb- er and I were good friends. and the Missus cluding the $1000 Barney Schrieber’ sent over to me, along with a case of champagne, I had cleaned up $19,000. ‘We didn’t give out dollar bilis in change on Derby Day in those days. There was a rule against it among the bookies. That Saturday night and all day Sunday my wife and I were making up in bundles the dollar bills I carried to our home in West Belle place, after that race was run. “Fiinny bets? Well, I held stakes for one once when the odds were 100,000 to 1 ‘It wasn’t so crazy, either, if you knew the lay of it. Kid Becker was operating then, and he’d sent a man down to Kentucky to handle the ‘come-back’ money. This fel- low put up $4000 of the Kid's money, at 4 to 1, on a horse named Sleeth that was owned by the Baker boys. Sleeth won, and he skipped out, with Becker's money. “IT was going down to the Derby with D. D. Murphy, who was working for the ‘Kid.’ ‘Keep your eye out for that bird with the sixteen thousand of mine, says Becker. ‘He might come back for the Derby.’ ‘Not a chance tO see him in _ that crowd.’ says Murphy. ‘It's like hunting for a needle in a haystack.’ “ + > ¢ GS «= Gi + an highwaymen who waylaid him In a young man. front of his home ’ “bank rol. liked the “Kid They “business. but the “Kid never welched, he made good his word. And Kearney, knowing what difficulties some- times were in the way of a gambler paying off. more than onee came to Becker's res- eue with a cood sized loan, according to It happens to be char- in search of his Tom Kearney were rivals in other sporting men Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—November 14, 1926. (i he “s4 ia! acteristic of Kearney that he doesn't talk of things like that. Those same authorities——that ts, other men who make their living in a gambling way—-will] tell you that there are two things characteristic of Kearney’s business ings. He will ‘‘go the limit’’ for a friend. He never will have anything to do a second tinie with a man who has lied to him. “I knew a certain gambler,”’ and Charles Conley of Alton, Ill’, named the man, ‘who could wire Kearney he needed $100,000 and get it. Tom would hock his last shirt to raise the money. “On the other hand I've talked to him about certain bets. ‘No,’.he’d say. ‘I don't want that man’s money at any price. He lied to me once.’ “Tom can make any allowance for bad luck, for misfortune, for. the things that sometimes overtake a fellow and make it hard to pay. are in Tom Kearney’s bad books forever. And it doesn't make any difference whether you lied to him about $10,000 or 1 cent. a | E'D forgive a mun quicker for $10,000 he couldn't pay than for a penny he said he would pay and didn't,’ Conley concludes. You will] realize the.truth of that as you talk to Tom Kearney. He doesn't tell you of those things You just gather them from the jokes he tells upon himself. He, for instance, is talking about what he calls “the bumblebees.”’ “The bumblebees,’ he explains, fellows that sting you. “There was one of them had owed me $3.50 for six months. I saw him coming by the window. ‘Gee,’ ] said, ‘I'm lucky.’ “*Tom, he said, ‘how much do I owe you?’ ‘**Three-fifty,’ I said. ‘**Well, I need a dollar and a half make it five.’ ’’ He didn’t get the money. But the prize bumblebee was ‘Scotty, the Tout.”’ In 1901 Tom Kearney bought the New York Club, an exclusive gambling club in Hot Springs, Ark. He moved to Hot Springs, where he operated until 1906. “Seotty the Tout'’ was a hangeron of race tracks. He had been down on his luck and Kearney, trying to help him out, had loaned him $25 which hé@ did not pay. “One day,’ says Tom, “Scotty came into “are the Let's deal- | But Hie to him once—-—and you’ dred others. Tom Kearney listens’ and laughs at them. His own snug fortune was in Liberty bonds during the war. Now it is in 6 per cent first mortgages on St. Louls property. The blue-sky salesman has the chance with him that the proverbial snow- ball has in a hotter climate than is St. Louis’. But other bunko artists are sometimes luckier. “A great, big, handsome fellow came in here,”’ says Kearney. ‘Well dressed, too. A dude. He takes off his glasses. ‘I need a quarter, he says, ‘to get something to eat.’ He puts his glasses in their case and offers them to me. ‘I'll redeem them,’ he says. ‘as soon as I get some money.’ “IT handed him the quarter and laughed. Now who in thunder would take a man's spectacles away from him? “There was another, too. He came in a hurry. ‘Mr. Kearney, he said, ‘I just brought a load of whisky across the free bridge. Genuine Canadian Club! I got through all right, but I got a blowout on Seventh street My partner's with the car now. 1 got to have $5 to get a new inner tube. Let me have it and I'll be back in an hour with the best quart bottle of whis. ky you've-tasted since prohibition.’ So,”’ says Tom, ‘I let him have the five. So far as I'm concerned that's the end of that story.” “Men are fools to bet,’ he says again prefacing the story of an Oklahoma oil man, “He came down here in a taxicab He'd got two bellboys at the Statler Hotel to tell him where I was. He brought them along and promised them $10 each if Id take the bet and he won. He bet $200 on Man o' War. He was down in his taxi just four times before the bet was .won-—- just to see about it. And Man o' War paid $5 for the $100. He'd given the bellboys $20 and spent $30 in taxi fares to win $10.” says Kearney, “but I can make it I can tell right from wrong you cant make no money ad | T ISN'T that money don't tempt me,” square. Let me tell you, unless you're right.” That's been his rule. And that is why he turned down the offer when the “Black Sox" having worked out thefr scheme to throw the world series to Cincinnati In 1919, ‘“‘propositioned”’ him. “They told me,” he says, ‘they going to ‘take’ an Eastern millionaire ‘for were —_™ the New York Club and wanted to see me. “‘Mr. Kearney,’ he says, ‘I'm in the Hotel Stakes here for $40.° He meant by that that his hotel was holding him for a $40 board bill. ‘That's all right, Scotty, says I, ‘but you're into me,too much, already.’ “He whined a bit, and told me a hard- luck tale, and finally he left “It was about an hour after I was stand- ing in front of the club when I see him come down the street with a policeman hold- ing to his sleeve. “I stepped out halting the copper. ‘*‘Don't you start anything, he ‘or I'll run you in for interferin’ ‘What's this?’ I says, answers, with an officer.’ “But I finally got him calmed down and he comes into my office. « ¢ like this, he says. ‘Scotty gives ]-: man a tip on a horse The man loses $80 on the tip. It's a bum So the man had Scotty arrested. He's Or ZU aleer got to make good the $80 that guy bet, to jail for a confidence game.’ ‘Eighty dollars, says I. ‘Is that al)? ‘Sure,’ he says “So I gave him the eights “And he and Scotty went around the corner and aeplit the $80 fifty-fifty Scot- ty got himself out of the Hotel Stakes. I haven't seen him since. : Because he is a gambler, and human, there isn't a day but someone comes into the little store on Walnut astreet with a scheme for making money fast. There are oil-well salesmen. and radium treatment salesmen, and xold mine salesmen-—a bun- amillion.” The man happened to be George M. Cohan “I wouldn't touch their money. I wanted to see the American League win. I owned some stock in the Browns. So I told Otto Stifel He told Comiskey Naturally Comiskey didn’t believe the atory Neither did Kid Gleason “Abe Attell handled the money You know how it was They took Cohan the first dav for about $12,000 The second dav he doubled and lost $20.000 The third day he doubled his bet again Dick Kerr pitched a two-hit game and won Cohan had found out what was going on by that time and took a train for home players thought double-crossed They Cohan won, with the cards stacked against him And he had the sense to quit “Ban Johnson heard that I had tipped the play off to Otto Stifel and wanted me to go to Chicago and testify before a grand jury He was no friend to Comiskey J I'm po informer That's why some of those they were weren't was And besides Through that little door in Walnut street many of the notables of the last generation Jim Corbett, Jack Dempsey William A. Pinkerton, J. J. 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whe 7 iat - ee oe er SY east NS GRE: PON ge ree OGRE Pe Rah: ane ey ae a 2 ee er, seer sath ail i ha 7 ‘ ale BAe ' A } if wal BEE a ies ail tt 44) AM) on ’ fits THULIN Abe (SLU PP vf We Diver, in the new type of apparatus, being lowered into the water. By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine PARIS, France. Cv R ALUMINUM My , iN] e iis flaming eve > Be grop: noe id darkness it ored down th the elecir ere sad for, 2 feet f Aim a huge a ’ tare ts how rising. like a ta building. in the mid night of the ocean's Gepths The sands ‘ the ocean floor hac been swept arounc her b: e waters. as snow {a drifted by the ninum monater, siowly climbing up thos jrifta of sand, made t, as he approache the steel] plates of the once-stanch vesse:— e could see even the riveta that had heid her tight against the waters until disaster & rie For an hour the monster searched about the shi apping here and there with Dis great ste la¥ Tiny, curious fish came near—asnd fled A great shark. its body shooting throug the water + a duiiet through the air. turned for a moment as i: to test the metal of the monster, then shot turned in its direction. And DdDefore those eaden feet the weird creatures iying on the bottom of the sea. the rays, the mMiant toD- sters, scurried off. A fearsome thing this moneter was. Sulit iike a man. Dut like some strange corruption of a man. its head and body one gigantic. barrel-like ovoid, its arms and legs distorted into a series of curi- that dared to face it From beneath the fedris of the oceans floor a snaky shap » @ » bh ’ _~ — ~ * “ isfy Ou. (.u2@ On KE 3 Ae _ —— | = a” - - , 4 ~ vy « baal ea - S 3 4 gra Gc anc €*.G a “ 2 « z 4 on f = ‘ The monster for a moment halted =. & : = “ee . _— ' ~ The eve of light Was turned pon the ~~ ton oi -" ’ - «a . ~ sucking. «ripping tentacie Ana the mon- > - - bs oe ; = ~ei ater turned one hand in ttga cirection——a and that held a powerful elecfric torch that é weuld burn through steel beneath 0c feet . > = _ ? s , Water At é tc Ich - ‘so ame > ° = + > , - = hung dangiing while be dev fiah mace => > - ~ - off The monster, which was mab. had | ; o ™ - = _ a | ~ & * 3 ite fieht with water and the devriis of the NI the man—who ikewise Was thes monster—wWas arr Burnmetisa- di *-s i) row, -” re at - ver The .ei a V7: tas he mas .?! e A is ship before him was the C liner. Eayrt. sunk on the night of Ma 30. 1922. off Uehant Island, in the English Channe! when eshe Was rammed amid- ench steamer, Seine Now she lay under 390 feet of water The Ger- Man's job was not to duel with devil fish t that depth it Was to saivage from the ver a miliion pounds terling of gold and silver, gone to the iceker of D Ones when the Indian mail Ddboat Was sunk The sinking of the Egypt ‘ts one of the most harrowing, modern marine disasters Protected by every device of modern saci- ¢nee, she was rammed Sig French liner. and in 20 minutes bad dropped like a plummet in be channels waters) With ber were lost more than a hu:.dred lives Never, tt seemed. bad man and his in- rTention seemed mote puny when gripped in the seas great forces of waterand fog. But man acd his inventions are not less deter- mined Within five years of her sinking they hope tc have wrested the treasure she earried from the Bgypt's gold rocm Fog hung over the English Channe!, that tragic night. thick as pessoup as the Page Four. set QB reece e - 7 aH ' Ohl Seti ' aA Ta TCT ham PRATT NTT CHUN ae TL alt o » . ; with sweeping skirts There were the screams o! onings of passengers too stun One man each arm. who es Po Ww mic fen ii? ‘eae a ~* * ead anot Vesseis met ward works of the Frenc! e backed away. lear- g. amidships of the Egyr t him, Capta ir cries . — - ia oT) Frenciman icwered ad passengers scu he saw. with himself >f waters > : a kh Se stern anc they Sunday Magazine—St. Logis Post-Dispateh—November 14, 1926. «— & in s 48 somewhere ip — WW & im (he erasa In the new German diving suit a man can work in deeper water, and stay down longer, than was possible before tanks at the back precaed air. and float up to the surface. We tried that several times in our work Us - , ie ore ae. con a? ~# Reo and. where the es , = a — FPoroveraco @€ | "©? 8@.¥@a* itvers Droken e that misfortune But treasure of the Eaypt ret lice We reach the treasure room the mes the job of removing 1100 cag @ ’ $+ st @ Matte 7 iresome routine. To get it oul map take But one faces the task with confidene ause in the new apparatus one does? fear having his air tube torn loose ander ‘nA ~ ‘ + - _ti- *-« 7 wate }nere ist any air tube. | carry ony- and compressed air right with me & suit. Should the guide-cable whieh cs nects me with the Irvise break. all I have do is biow the water out of the bella of the suit with eom bly mean the recovery st fortunes lying in > a *- . > ~ 7? 4 As ® retu ition at least. date back as far @ We + Elizabethan days—the days of pain'’s proud bat {il-fated Armada. Ass Fa J imirante ¢e Florenzia of that Armads ie wrecks of other treasure ships spreaé to dot the ocean-floors of the seven seas e Almirante de Florensia had aboaré er the crown jewels which Philip II of Spam ought to wear as Encland's king, tradives says. There was even a crown aboard df, there were crucifixes, and candemor millions tn Spanish dollars And all th sa treasure has lain in the sea since 1899. -_—- ‘_ In Vigo Bay. [n Northern Spain, Des ad other treasure, believed to be §120 906.008 P “ —— - - ~ ; he gold broug from Spanis2 Americ a of iy The 17 ships were Sred by ™ larde themselves when the Brita & Admiral Hopson broke througs & e-chains stretched across the barber th. and capture was ineritabie A - ;=. - ‘ae = a Reputati — | - ; : P ind and the train windows: see TT Diiv? ; Is to everything. immer resorts whoee docks if cOttazes and hote Parson, mana MUSKEGON, IDING east " Michig is a @ ness. Th like a of cold, The sky grouchy inland most to that @ vy. dirty, black cloud dom roof Between this unpi the cold water appears a fis white. fmpass.onate en flurries of sno 36 ‘hey land on seem too zance of them; the patel asolately runs on pase! 2.5i..usioned: the swings is Cestitute as women dese W trere- are few things mor A SUID Rer resort in win veg. ig e summer they ‘ 4a thin Wis) : rat - Dp pPett +" an airy hasn't had 2 « > hus far Barnmeister & + neither has 30 got

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g suit a man can work y down longer, than e before. without difficulty. . The eleec- as are brought down in a cable my armor. reaelr the treasure room there ob of removing 1100 cases of fon. That is fust a matter of tine. To get it out may take ppthe. | faces the task with confidence he new apparatus one doesn't his air torn loose under isn't any air tube. I carry oxy- Mpressed air right with me in buld the guide-cable which con- th the Iroise break, all I have w the water out of the ballast e back of the suit with com- and float up to the surface. We everal times in our work this Egypt.” tube effort to. sal- will proba- recovery of ‘other Davy Jones’ shipwrecks or the gold ctesse of he Egypt's pan =o the nes iving in the result of rfare. those treasures, chartered by least, date back as far as the pthan daysa——the days of Phill Oud but ill-fated Armada. And coast of Scotiand, where the e Florenzia of that Armada /ies, of other treasure ships spread he ocean-floors of the seven seas. rante de Florenzia had aboard n jewels which Philip HI of Spain ear as England's king, tradition Was even a crown aboard her, ere crucifixes, and candelabra, in Spanish dollars. And all this lain in the sea since 1589. Bay. in Northern Spain, lies an- re, believed to be $126.000,000 brought from Spanish America te fleet’ of 1702—-seventeen The 17 ships were fired by the einsclyes when the British un 1 Hopson broke through the stretched across the harbor® capture was inevitable us rubies of the Emperor Max! exico, together with gold and nearly $5,000,000 lie sub he hulk of the Merida, & ward in 1910 when rammed Dy the rragut of the United Fruit line t of Virginia. The Merida W bullion to Mexico at the time pro rebellion. bullion, est!- g4.000,090 together with to the in there is the at from D. 000 iti jewels went un the Lusitania wae sunk lies in 252 feet of water—--easily if the salvage of the Egypt 8 which Rofore it has been all but {m pos ers to work at any such depth® the great pressure of the wate! e at 204 feet of 86 pounds ¢ inch—almost six times that of he earth's surface. hat pressure that bh, at a depth of 120 feet, hich was sunk off the land in 1917, with $27.2 bard. For five vears the anlvar® led and moiled in her hull, and they brought up almost every @asure—more than $27,000,000 accident except for one caused ‘thé of the W eet =, 000 t an en ler. Burnmeister hasn't une. But neither has be the Egypt yet. had evs got th MUSKEGON, Michigan. IDING along the east coast of Lake Michigan these days is a desolate busi- ness. The lake looks like a gigantic pool of cold, black metal. The sky fs dark and grouchy; from the inland horizon, al- most to the edge of a that metallic lake, an ugly, dirty, black cloud domes the Mich- lgan roof. Between this unpleasant cloud and the cold water appears a strip of hori- ton, fish white, impassionate and utterly neutral. Sudden flurries of snow sweep the kround and the train windows: the celery thrubs they land on seem too sad to take tognizance of them; the patches of sand seem oblivious to everything. The train disconsolately runs on. passing deserted ‘lmmer resorts, whose docks are wet and Vecant: the and hotels are naked and disillusioned; the swings and porches are as destitute as women deserted by their husbands. Now, there are few things more depressing than a summer resort in winter. So the ag of the west coast of Michigan, around “iB City Of Muskegon, are truly the victims a sorry plight. In the winter they are deserted, in the summer they are entirely 0 popular, like a thin wisp of a girl who looks rather pretty in an airy, fairy summer frock, but who is horribly anemic in the HPAVY Clothes of winter. These west coast Michigan people are given but little relief from their sad state of mind; only a few brief days in early autumn when the skies are sunny and the visitors have departed; cOttazes aPWhen t) ‘ On}, e - P . ‘ ’ @ few brief days in the late epring. . v€ skies are sunny and the visitors uaVe i * hot arrived. And these narrow bright BDOLS on) “ " Obty tend to accentuate the succeeding ‘OOTn. T Is no wonder, then, if the people of “ereabouts in Michigan are beginning to develop something of a Scandinavian com plex, Something of the philosophy of an Ib- MD last act: it is no wonder, then, that Rev- frend George Harness, pastor of the Forest ‘venue Chur h of Christ of this city, should ‘ ; . “€! ferrib}y hecause he “Ye fou and morose women of this upset community have ke about him which cast doubt upon Ut honor aK a and that, should xo into preacher of the gospel fentleman: it is no ung the Wavy he does, he “€ Courts of Muskevon and file summonses getting $5000 } wonder, then, Houncing his intention of “9M each of thes accused four er ““8 in his Gerad women, e- Opinion they have badly slan- him The city of Pith Lhe PM raced Harness Muskepvon was first 2 Reverend 0 ‘at BLO Hiis last pastorate, befor Before that the E served as a chaplain of a Denver a ment during the World War. He spent ¥n . Sears ove: Presence of the thes - : * Nad been in Orecon vear) er Harness is today Kae? ? oe te, a: ea... aeee ae. ~~ ‘Sna ae + oe s. ; “ id oe ee Pah, ia ~ es . : We tte ye Pe Oe ER ae ae Ce ON it tt RO RN ely is ac he Mag tags att te # By JULIUS KLEIMANN Of the Post-Disvatci: Staff But he was not always thus Once upon a time he was. married But that didn't last; he gota divorce. The min- ister wishes it to be understood that he— and not whoever she is—got the di- vorce. As Jerome Turner, Harness’ plained to me, when speaking of his client's matrimonial troubles, Harness didn't have any children and when he came back from France he didn't have any wife, either. Just how the people of this town think Reverend Harness felt about this loss, I don't know; Harness inferred to me he felt rotten. a bachelor. she. lawyer, ex- F THE minister lost his wife because she lost him, in due justice to the minister I don't see how anyone can complain about it. And if his wife had left him it pretty logical for Mr. Harness to have got a divorce. But Harness told me that this divorce hadn't helped him a bit in his min- isterial fortunes. He said the people of his church, and especially the sisters, or some of them, weren't particularly keen about it. And then it appears that some of the good people of Muskegon thought the preacher was a bachelor and didn’{ know about his divorce until he had settied within their midst. One can see how some of the older, unmarried. sisters might be a bit disap- pointed on getting a minister they thought was single, only later to find out he was married; but one can hardly see why they should be disappointed to get a minister whom they thought was single and really was. Divorced or single, a minister or any- body else is just as good prey legally. Of course, a divorced one might be a little more wary. Anvhow, Mr. Harness arrived on the Mus- As pastor of the Forest Ave- to work. He or- class True, class was really a Klink of the Ku portions seems kegon scene. nue Church he ganized a men's Bible who say that branch or a chapter or a Klux Klan, or whatever it is the klan are caNed, but others there are who deny it. It is said those who deny it are members of the Right Reverend Harness preaching the of the Lord as lit started some tiere are especialls Bible class away began message saw it. Well, things went along nicels Reverend Harness was thought to be the right thine. But things did not gon- tinue that way No It came to the Rev- erend’s ear thaj tales were being told about him which were not at al! with his calling and his preaching. ing to what | wae told, many stories that were circulated and many were heard. From what I that Reverend Har- was surpassed by nothing for a time. quite in accordance Accord- were the 1 places they were heard it would circulation Saturday Reverend seem ness but the And ery, for, as he Evening Tost. Hiarness got, well explained to me fa ’ , “3 ’ athpor he VORUCE ALKAINSL AbVE \¢ Atiil i - bit put ovt. As he well knew, i ‘ f our Sisters of the Church, Says the arson, Have Maligned His Honor and eputation for Morality. mands $5000 of Each of Them. So He De- continued, he had a lot to lose and nothing to gain. The minister felt his reputation was slipping away from him and slipping at a great rate. What could he do to fre- deem ¥t? E COULDN'T go out and challenge each of the women who were sup- posed to have said something about him to a duel, for that wouldn't be gentle- mianly. and besides, dueling is passe. He could send out verbal warnings. This he did. Then he waited. The only result. I was _in- formed, was that there were the same stor- jes with greater circulation than ever, and that. at least according to the Harness forc- being more and more deco- rated. There was nothing left but the courts. To the courts he made his sad way As everyone knows, there are two kinds of courts, courts criminal and courts civil. But as far as Mr. Harness was concerned, there was only one type of court; that was But the prosecuting at es, they were the court criminal. torney didn't feel that way about it. He told the pastor that there was nothing he could do for him Go to the civil court, the of- ficial yzentleman~ ad- vised the woe-begone Harness; tiere you can eet retribution. for the civil court is the that takes care things. Now. as the Rever- end Harness took great pains to explain the matter to me, he didn't want revenge. He only wanted these baleful hushed fcrever and a day. But as the civil courts were the only ones left place of such tales him, to the civil courts and an.- Intention women he went nounced his of suing five for $5000 with each. He met another dis- appointment at the Were his maligners told, he court civil } alleged was men, he could had arrested and placed the accused were women, and Michigan be pastor have them under bond Rut as ing the gallant State it is, al) the could do was to have und have the ladies of the church haled into court on. the through his barrister Mr summonses made out and Reverend Harness sad] summonses issued appointed days So Harness duly had those +} uose SUMMONSES were duly served returned to the study of his church, and when he emerged the following Sunday ¢: va'ik upen the pulpit he delivered a entitled. “Rambling Tongeues.’ As | mentioned. five ee ‘ a Women oO! 1@ City Of have good Muskegon had bee: This Pastor Harness in front of his church. fact was announced in the Muskegon paper and to say that great consternation was caused among the la- dies and gentlemen of the Forest Avenue ani related churches would be just a little conservative. Everyone took sides, or at everyone I heard about You either pro-Har anti-Harness Harness, what least were ness or And Mr with his war training, started a strong of fensive in an attempt to establish a compe*- tent defense. He de- manded that the el- ders of his church in- The elders acceded Muskegon wa- When the reputation of GOv- restigate his character end the Reverend’s life in rut under the microscope. elders- got through, the Harness had everything but a ‘rument stamp. The declared he was just about the purest had ever worn the ministerial toga in Muskegon and the vicinity. If. Mr. Harness hadn't heen a minister he would undoubtedly have l’ere elders fellow who out at the five women who him stuck his toneus he said had so Mr. Harness was about to win his second Mre. Nellie Pettit, one of the sis wared grossivy maligned victory. if the church amone the accused flag. She « . ry white had heard tales about Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—November 14, 1926. Reverend George Harness. Mr. Harness, she declared, but never had she repeated those tales, nay, she had never even believed them. So she was given a paper by the lawyer of Mr. Harness, a paper saving that she had never sald anything ebout the pastor: she signed the paper, breathed a sigh of relief, and, as far as Mr. Harness was concerned, she was re-estab- lished in the church and in his estimation It was then rumored that if the other four sisters would do the same, they, too; would be vindicated in the eyes of Mr. Har- legal against them would be dropped, and everything would he hotsy- But the quartet of sisters that papers of re- NesRS, procedure totsy again remained would not traction thev refused to sign vive in; in Michigan. when slander, first sou (file suing them. then declarations. { ‘ NYHOW, someone for you sue vour intention of vou file your you tell the court In black and white just what they are supposed to have said abou’ vou. Harness had filed his actions but he hadn't vet filed his declarations. But his at- torney told me what they were to be. The accused sisters of the church ars posed to have said, according to Mr. Turner, the aforementioned attorney, that Mr. Ha: knew a young lady of the town vers indeed, etc., ete., ete held a conference Harness. He is 48 later auUp- ness well, So} with Revere years old looks Ifke he might be a pastor or a broker suit man: he looke like he and or a cloak might be almost anvthing It is said Borns but. h dente i? Harness stories about me are ladies say he is he Reverend Mr of the t heme abeolute ainging songs. On ly untrue. I do not want revenge. I ain not angry with any of these women. But I must have these stories about me stopped. They will ruin my character and my reputation. I don't want their $5000, either. | am an honorable man. I am a pastor. I like the companionship of women. I admit that. Yes. But I Mke women in a pure. pious and virtuous way. Why, right now there Is a lady sitting in*nmy machine, waiting for me. We are going to have lunch together. I think I know how these rumors started. I know who started them. I’'])] tell you. No. No, I won't. “I think,’”’ said he, in a rather low voice, “I think it is being done by the klan. Not officially. But by some members of the klan, for some reason or other.” And Reverend Harness nodded his head, compressed his lips and atrode toward his machine and the lady who was waiting to have lunch with him. Then to see Mrs. Viola Schooley, a mem- ber of Mr. Harness’ church: one of the accused. Mrs. Schooley wore a blue and house dress and a belligerent attitude. “We girls,’’ said Mrs. Schooley, ‘‘will not admit anything. We will not deny any- thing. We know what we said and we know what we didn't gay. We will not sizn any papers saying we didn't say anything.” Then to see Mrs. Irma Kent, meniber of Mr. Harness’ church, member of the churel board, Sunday Schoo! teacher, one of the ac- cused, wife of the Chrietian Endeavor head of Muskegon. ‘“‘Is it true, Mrs. Kent,” she “that, as I have been told, you would rather rot in jail than pay Reverend George Har- ness $5000, provided he won it?” “IT won't say if I said that or not,” said she. ‘‘But I won't pay him anything I wont have to. Wait until the trial comes. Ory E HAD better not go to trial.” she continued. “I am not afraid of anything I said. Am | a member of the klan? No. white was asked, But some of the other women who are being sued are. And so Is he. And he says the elders cleared him? But he helped them investigate himeelf.”’ Then to see Mrs. Nellie Pettit, once ac- cused,, but now rehabilitated, due to her signing of a retraction. “T heard lots of things about Mr. Harnesa at socials and meetings,’ she said. “But !] never repeated them. I never believed them I told him so. So now I'm out of it.”’ “Yes,” spoke up her husband, “she never belleved it. Why, didn't I say to Reverend Harness myself, I said, ‘Reverend Harness if this woman thought those things about you, do vou think we would have sent for you when we didn't think this woman would live after that accident?’ "’ Then to see Mrs. Linda Peugh, not a member of the Harnese congregation. but “till a church member, another of the ac- cused. Mra. Peugh had not signified het intention of backing down, either Then to see Mrs. Mary McMillen. It night and Mrs. McMillen’‘s was ablaze with light and a church socta! Mre McMillen doesn't belong to the Harnena church but she belongs to another Mire McMillen is one of the accused. When I saw Mrs. McMillen she wae in her kitchen paring refreshments and her gueste Mrs. MeMillen'« plates of fruit any McMillen “In about month Wait tli) you hear what happens Ther le Yes. War cottage pre- Were Kitchen table were falad. but she didnt “aid Mre many offer me town will hear something about that man 1 ehould say I wont sign any paper for him q™Mr Me- nis wife «= side In a month he'll hear plenty An Millen, hy ¢) ie who was standing ths Hel} something in about a month ’ tinne said certainivy hear Page Five a ASS MEE Sh om, Pe Ne: ie ii metas ‘ ‘ yin RK. ae Me Raat. yc. eM: Ss A lot ad rw ube gy ; ee . yy Be ae BC er we. Ais geri de. 2S aie ee ie ory 1 Pigg. ey ae meee kaa " mes ee” 7 Wes rom hae ‘ oy by pia ye ~ aatt, = mn * - . } Peele iit BR iad oN a Oo ( ‘tia 7 A x. 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mT | a a ee S Te a ee eee ist —=\ «She Marries Sate howing restored colina Ht , - | | i: es ts ads — | OuUng P ) One Sasi Adores but of the hardshipe : | | | ) : ; rabsderet 7" esha’ aes . __ sey 7 “ = : - 4 7 7 : >. aot + . * . : 6 . and @angers through ; | iat iP Tia ye saaeay, - , shed ” /F j : fi 7p * ‘ which this one par- - a. ee ee OE . 7 haf — : r z’ wi ' r ‘i Sa ’ 2 = Sf ae 1 4 etAssa , ticular individuai had passec Geologica! strata where first skul] was found. A—Present-day at and vegetation. B—Layers of sand-rock. C—Loose, gravelly reck, 5. Level at which the remains were found. H—Rainy-season level of river. |—Dry-season level of river. line, also, the Old World monkeys, inelad ing the baboons and drills, have descende from the same stock nother group be the ground, at ioe these interme@. nearer simian cOusigg chimpanzees. . line of descent still bore gif i£ | acquired r its Work was not yet i> Ty | count, & where the first Pithecanthropus skull was found ar ne GOEIMHBe Ge eVOIUtlor fmieh ishe ) there began to appear more agg i. /\te= certain a obscure and a! 20! Umaniike c®eatures. First, probe TTA =m for gent we ; # wey ; of purely aca- uy, mee ; a P ne sole purpose of buying & the same time-period ciscovered is a single very ? . nae 4 ave ather than the witrout any chin. found oR g.oves—e 2 (7 7ac a Qu the same individua! sc | . : : , 3 - i “ PAE . x ay iL mihescictan re . = y es P t. . ™ — . 7, e e FF" @ | D. mnere bY the river } | ike a | Juman. | CR a nee F ) famous university city on the Neck — tiety—end when he woke up. d ; : ‘+5. = | pf as on . . i mbots } ; i eet. Lid § L\@T ee . SO eT) si ; . ; : . ae | . > skull | : : Naturally, we do not know very much - - mn about the same lev ; > branches of our family tree We : , : +? -_—kerawn of te) 4 , sain. aati LEMURS TAPSILS | | | | ‘ . ns fin d little-known offshoot, the Dawn : . ae , m - ww a ias . es, _. - - ~ 4 . . rm ‘ ‘a = = ii cn the Bwame laye: aa eda | ao | tm F qa | 7 eal lan, or Eoanthropus, represested by a ja¥ pe ” : as delongin ee PLEISTOCENE Deion! : : nd bits of most astonishingly thie? for a fighter to dom glow ae | | & f ' Ul a iE ; 2 eee F ’ - - ig*ans , a ' =f ! ’ os iene . . = 13] : aber aq! - pit rear Piitdowts. is aa8.5 ance 0. a 16H. o.se seco ceros, boar ir, — * dis PLIO UPPER : 7 / ee . S15 ngland e was apparently a violet eyes and a marcel wave t . Pres? ar “4 4} . ae ‘ os : > pie . ° ‘4 | , - ‘sa we” { id ‘ yee ‘ % mg . * ‘* r repres-nt magz- sia 4 gins tig _ j = ‘theeanthro a and who xnee t: 7 ue gymnasium and acce F eso | . ; ; . 4 ~ & 4 + ed is assumed that | eo CPLATY Rees) alamo TREE-L/VING = NTER me SuOws Vy geuld ) ngne m= to us © many a promisicg fistic | ic : Of . MONKEY r cists as the Cre as during a glacial peri- “°“*®' caries ee — ——(¢vnomoa en s—— ___ MEDIATE Sis 8 oo) meat sr their skeletons have mash ' —* ' | % nites | ‘ meen found tn considerable numbers, sad a FIRST ANTHROPOMORPHS | | | , iii very large quant ORNNY McKINNEY waa @ moderr T MAT ; Bers Se paaeaeonaie die sida . : —-™ , oiaaaa 8 TOES Pin cso LS WORLD PRIMATES — =e SSSUSN os ) . ‘eanderthal people # necesaity rather than chotes : > (CATARRHINE DiviSiONn) _ " ore 6 Bi RS ON oe Gb. Tem bh --* 2. @iepanahi, &@8 Wei, ‘ e. :* eas familar first discovery of thei? in the valley of Germany. They - ¢ ‘ore or less chinless. low-browed. f cast-iron constitution, Of = sh + ——S_ , creepin hings th : Pe but they Bed tende for bard knocks, and _PALEOCENE — ba F }| lived tn the treetoy sirends les sse of fire, and prole CRETACEOUS Se coe. eR naga bly clothed their hairy bodies in skins. THe heey H : monstrous rep ; dence that they darted arrest a leir de ith gifts to take on the lag § “#r‘ec ree, . 2 my the time sourney—thor they ate them occasieaar ais back sigot on a picture, : ro ly choc ere ‘ Pat al of rumen Family tree chart by Prof. W. K. Gregory showing descent of man and his ancestors n@ following geo ) . rac > le ineten Roth practions ~owever, indb Scast tad bee | to the t 5 LEGenO- Fovenc ~- SO. AMER. KR S66.AER * EvV@0Pt-e AGia-C AlRCA-Aa i that rt Rr - the th hu hol hy a rhether Pithecanthrovus was an ape since the last days of the dinosaurs. dinosau: | Tot nt * Hitt] ‘ » existence of « reliaien a ive thousand dollars an hour 5 ao a ae & exact. great good luck to ft or the thigh “ man. Dut balance scems tc ha rr ares & asec sya u{baliem | quent! : a .unekilled mechar ~~ S a sa. cist. dn, et gp Set oekante gam, Sone riy ° iA how : . . : : . : . ‘ \~ 1B] . ‘ : " ‘ae PB ik ‘ * 4 : , aad © . i= }e . - iii as * " £91! % Cr ~ pa id 1 2 ' j j . ; SF he ® YJ d ‘5: ‘ as $29 0 hs ; ‘ - ~ 2 ~” = A ha) al s\ ~ es an Cea — > : as 46 : ‘ . r ’ ee ; . . - lls a | A&BG as ~ m he “ > +s. A . " - » " . ‘ ‘ — at ‘ ; ‘ . — pf . . . ” . -_ 4 . ’ ™ “ ~ = . ~ - ? ee wae Ww o ede co Wa. Kec on s* 44 4 > > ~~ ies ha r vase site ws ‘ dina “s " — ™ — = ” ~ 4 " ad : iti _— ‘ oo ates - i ~ . - * : Ps \f Kinney of being 5 | bali-Dearing at its upper end permit = : eek : aS AN ane : : : a . é pe-Man, ude it from (tre i s°o¢) i ne} ere ma 7 ' nh as leather, mereli g- ee hin roy re . p _-— * - ' ’ .i A yo 4 ® ”“ ~Ree: Pos j , , ee iad ad . > _— : - arcniog exact icters J : ~-CGSsC ipa. es pp wae ; i , ce cage 8 - =a. (o faror solely so-cailed transition good for t family of ¢ Homin! it and tarsids s he d ro! : > : marth. for their Dea® & dx: | the a ‘ been found all over Europe ant , - *™m square on the & 5° +44 —- jawbone one cam get a pretty good idea of MOGEera CesceuGans: a res p 8G ALO.OSY cas O21. 4go' 0 tTecogu.se e: may 0 G OT t .T.icae at : rapic. Ct oranecnh ira: i aT € atte iso in Palestine nd other o> aan ; e fiercest attack ae. ‘ : c P to t; , } ' r - ~- so - T Seet and Pit es ve § ae is amas sens . a Oe presence nave a right-hand sc " —~ ae . ~4 : . sam *¢ = ‘- » as . - .) . 3 ; — ’ the genera! structure of the whole lower biGie es Saas sisi | : a Ox: ee ee " . ‘ . as . . be a ‘ : - t* in And the Drain case. both inside la ¢ ens: xf. opin x beri 4. tO regard ecanthropi S recty | ) an ; sigttio lime , ib he much-debated Rhodes skull O@ ~ “ . - J . — ~ ~ > * . : - ‘ » & aaa J ~ * ° s§ volumes i 0 hypothetica eve! me antaropo.o; Om ta! eterna denis —s wwe Yl we 6S | itee.? an express f. this nis} “e r te } y te © 2h ‘an aberrant Neanderthal man, thougs > . . . oe ._ + o . 4 , - were z ven a Hobson ‘ e ; we ‘ nd moO . ‘ik i ‘Oo 21TG Pil : ¢ — a . ae ies “& - -*% Aare name ~ - 4 4 ~- * XS cs ane mr Wrame ey hesitation chi iret one in D dy ai 7, ‘theean: Ly +i : aly sme stronger after having sub- -O many anatomist: Pin e | ' r Pex: + hoy f seman: out - ym: actentific ; y ere.” instructed @& (0 be assigned to the € >} Serefoa meat in »f these s? >t their main pil ! ! 5 ‘ rtha! th ‘t tn this Botel. and @@ was what D: Beye)! at Pitecant Dus is misain lam im a #¥yetem is more or less a mat- right Kir eee a2 from these ¢t der i? Cro-Magnon race arrive 90 . you the city hall. Ti work on during his generation of jealo: iin eature connect Le a OF 4 ‘cord to the anatomica! The née ind in the mi at ) o a: 00 ing peop! “ “OF Los Angeles ton ght and M ‘ ; . ° 7 * : S secretive iabore, and from it ' re sc te Deerer in acti ad aeene ; F vv she , a. oF iS acuce many things that to the nonsctentific | papi (ace) oases AR as | there. and if he ta : . ae > 1 make a match fof 7 7 . . ow OG , . ITHECANTHROPUS, he concluded Re yourse.s to some © y & ‘ew rounds with the Darter was a creature of rather iess , : , . vehe’ be rma , than average human height, about 5 - , | opers Emporium f , ¢ » tal! . painters. Their ! , em be feet 6 inches tall He walked Ox- | als ! P aauthern Frasce a8 7 | | ‘he s of caverns in Southern Ff! imately upright, Dut the positic : anders of the world : : : mong the wonder + shape of the upper ends of the thig | | . P ' cs would never have permitted ; . total s ‘ at . aesume th fully erect posture o DO Dna: ae war : Kid Me ern man. They did, however, permit him t: — : . a * 7 | oceying Sis manager , » * ; | : .G4i re O85 ut thie er , swing his arms clear of the ground. and | : ; ‘hia proved to de@ " : : ‘=n tee us relieved him from the almost constant sme ic nis ule 8 his soul. Johasy use of his hands as extra feet. which char- ~* : becoming a gentiem aricestors ’ ; 5 Ri 4 ‘ 21 as “"@ ay in a bar acterises even the highest cf modern apes. He was, therefore. probably a more or less Sa ptess own particular species. Home physical comfort. here culminates at least for tae ” etooped and shambiing creature, but fr ~ ° ¥ pick up sticks and stones and use them -'gtionall? ie Fecesses of his brain & . . . + Pi vo. Sha ‘se . cb @ simple tools, and perhaps evn sharpen ‘o.some © oat -Sropgh fog. and his pe : tia Neart beat more rapidly tiek&s and break the stones, and thus ; = : Pa wliiaiiinns 4 , tools a little more to his liking | | . Ree —_ | ~~ : , _. . ie ck there in the Gays * : “© SDark that ts given to ere But this thigh bone told | : | | when a sham) ing - "he slow-burning fuse of Tacial cbaracteristics of ith Leon) : on ee . ~ era . - stood up and icoked at a? * grea: ambditics Restorations of four of man's remote kin. Pithecanthropus, the ape-man. The Piltdown man. The Neanderthal mas. The Cro-Magnoa maa. wrinkled his brows aad Pace Tassage. sir’ asked the Sanday Magazine—St. Lowis Post-Dispatch—November 14, 1926. t have remained sealed mysteries 2 sign your same t& reset when I get +» > the beast taa Per Ae eee

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RETTY’S A LAD By GERALD BEAUMONT ny A | > : ’ A wt ok aR, 4 > - : 2 ” hae : - * 3 * et x duc’. : . é ee eS, an : hae Pras £ Fon hag Sa a, . ‘ 4 te iuh: . oe . Re ok a Ee ae . aid “ nat 7 > war * = DP ~ - . ‘ * e RST ye Ae tet “ne - bre ‘, ‘ PR, Ange 4 a et teh, Re RC. oe i hee ee ge oe : ae ete 3 ee kn + Sad * 4 ad Tees, ~ . 3 os ~ai aa = She Marries a Victorious, F Young Pugilist Who 2G a Dips Le Bere eee _* we ; ~~ a ' ee haat a ee found. A—Present-d C—-Loose, gravelly —s. d. H—Rainy-season leve) of el of river. Vid World monkeys, includ- 8 and drills, have descended stock. Anether group be- bwn to the ground, at least e, and from these Intermed}. t our nearer simian cousing, a chimpanzees. line of descent still bore off br its work was not yet fin- re began to appear more and € cWeatures. First, proba- atures wholiy committed to s the manlike ape, whose ° ‘discovered at Taungs, in had 80 many human charac- Was at first thought a man primitive type than Pithe- he next relative whose re- he down to us was Pithecapn- f, the center of all the pres- offshoot, of a type above hropus but stil] very primi- the Heidelberg man, whose r discovered is a single very jaw, without eny chin, found 8 \niversity city on the Neck- we do not know very much elberg nian. on about the same level nches of our family tree we le-known offshoot, the Dawn ropus, represented by a jaw of most astonishingly thick grave! pit near Piitdown, in md. He was apparently a a fellow, who had a better hecanthropus, and who knew bout tools, for many crudely ave been found at the same his bones. ext higher race of men whose ome down to us we know & re, for their skeletons have considerable numbers, and ements in very large quanti: — bre the Neanderthal people, so the first discorery of thelr ls was made in the valley of Neander, in Germany. They Or less chinleas, low-browed, houldered lot, but they had i the use of fire, and proba- ir hairy bodies in skins. There evidence that they buried th gifts to take on the long gh they ate them occasional- oth practices. however, indi- nee of a religion among them, im is frequentiy a ritual or bast, according to recent find- opologists. yeanderthalere were a BUCCERR- They multipiied and pos the earth, for their bones ound all over Europe, and n Palestine, and others evi- heir presence have been both Asia and Africa. Pos- -debated Rhodes skull was Neanderthal man, though the mn this skull of an unusually with an outright gorilline ably leave jt in the class of sand pugzies for many years he Neanderthalers came when on race arrived: a magnifi- nd hunting people, who swept during the late Stone Age. eare ago. Their men averaged in height, their brains were ye of modern men, they made ped, chipped flint tools and they were the world's first painters. Their frescoes on verns {n Southern France an4 ng the wonders of the world. onjectured that the Basques. mndid people of the Pyrenees, e most difficult of al) ethno | represent a remnant of the Here at any rate is an end h people: here fa a group of not hesitate to say they were Here begins the history of cular species, Homo Sapiens. ninates, at least’ for the mo hg and tollsome evolutionary the beast that began some here in the days of Pitheca®* ya shambling, pussled creature looked at his’ world and brows and tried to think. , a0 ae Adores His Bride and Likes to See Her Spend the Money. 1990000000670 CRYD 000990970500 Y KNOCKING “Young”’ Sullivan colder than a polar dbear’a nose, Johnny (““Kid’’) McKinney acquired ea bank ac- count, a& Manager, certain yearnings for gentility, and finally the hand of a blushing young bride, who pos- d parental liabilities and a brother who emulated the lilies of the fleld. Inasmuch as this was the first time John- ny McKinney had ever encountered pros- perity, the swift attack of Dame Fortune swept him off his feet, and left him clinging i the rope of romance, deliriously happy and punch-edrunk. In all probability, he wa3 dissy before he encountered Miss Betty Bo- land, for he went into Cooper's Emporium the sole purpose of buying his first pair of gloves—other than the Queensberry va- tety—and when he woke up, Jockey Wil- ams was shouting at him: ‘You poor imp, I might ‘a’ known it! Leave you tine for three days, and you let a dame hook you for the count! Holy cow, look vit's a bridegroom!’’ All of which goes to show that it is Gan- prous for a fighter to don gloves with the wistance of a feminine second who has riolet eyes and a marcel wave the color of fp corn. He should confine such activi- tea to the gymnasium and accept only the aperienced aid of his manager. Smal)! won- der that Jockey Williams was indignant. The midget pilot of pugilistic destinies rec- ognised matrimony as the rock upon which many a promising fistic career had gone to ash. 7 heceseity rather than choice, and pos- sessed certain qualities that entitle him @ proper introduction. Johnny was not in intellectual. Nature had endowed him with a cast-iron constitution, obviously in- ended for hard knocks, and a one-way tain that went into action with all the de- Mination of an army tank. The only way arrest his train of thought, once it had Marted, was to turn Kid McKinney over on tis back, and no welterweight on the Pacific West had been equal to the task. Five thousand dollars an hour is not bad Meges for an unekilled mechanic, even in Queensberry circles, And no one ever ac- tied Kid McKinney of being skilled in his ede. Tough as leather, merciless as a ma- fine, Johnny was a 145-pound battering MM that rose to favor solely by superior durability, In the language of the ring, te could “take ‘em square on the button’’— Mand up under the fiercest attack. and then *' bimself for a right-hand smash to the heart—, torpedo thrust such as finished Young Sullivan. Then twas that Jocky Wiiliams signed id McKinney to a 60-59 contract, and pre- red to pilot his protege toward the big Doney, “Tou stay here,” instructed the midget; “lek right in thie hote], and don't let no- Pg you the city hall. I'll hit the rat- “ or Los Angeles tonight and take a look Dynamite Deever in action. He's boxing ty Sharpe there, and if he don't look 100 tough, I'll make a match for up here. ‘et blow yourself to some clothes, boy. Da few rounds with the barber, and then © knock Cooper's Emporium for a ward- ‘Member, now—don't get in no argu- Rents, don't sign your name to anythin’. tell you the reat when I get back.’ J sc McKINNEY was a fighter from EFT to himself, Kid McKinney set about obeying his manager's instruc- ons. But thie proved to be a new game, for the first time in his life strange emo ‘@woke in his soul. Johnny McKinney med of becoming a gentleman. : Came to him as he lay in a barber's chair, ! om With physical comfort. It pene- ; 9 the recesses of his brain like sunlight Ting through fog, and his pulse quick- “, bis heart beat more rapidly, and the * © Spark that is given to every man ig- “ the slow-burning fuse of Kid McKin- _. Seat ambition. Pace Massage, sir?’’ asked the barber. I “Shoot.the works,” said Kid McKinney. “I'll go the whole rcute.’”’ Sweet words to the barber’s ear! He emerged pink and powdered and perfumed. a pugilistic prince, lacking only the habii{- ments of royalty. And these he proceeded to obtain at Cooper’s Emporium. He had reached the stage of spate and a cane, and there was but one more purchase that appeared necessary. He clinchd with a ’ floorwalker. “Gloves? Where are the gloves?” “Last aisie to your left, sir.’ Kid McKinney moved forward to the at- teck. The afternoon rush had set in: prog- resS’ was no easy matter. Feminine heary- welghts crowded him into the corners, walked on his feet, gouged him with thetr elbows; nor was there any referee to pull them loose with a warning: “Hey, where dc you get that stuff? Break clean, or I'll throw you out!” tripped over a lady's shopping bag, picked himself up dizzily. recognized the glove counter not 15 feet away, and flopped down upon the nearest stool. Three girls made for him. Miss Betty Boland got there first. Measured by prize-ring standards, Betty would have had no trouble in making the featherweight limit, and if appearances counted for anything, she was a dangerous contender for the title. Slim and supple, vellow-haired and purple-orbed, here was a smiling vision that affected Kid McKinney iike a punch on the chia “Something in gloves?’ “Ye-ah,"" he muttered. it!*’ “Let me see your hand.”’ He thrust out the mitt that had rocked many an aspiring pugilist to sleep. Miss Boland’s slim fingers measured it expertly, and the touch of those fingers was like nothing else he had ever experienced. The blood mounted to his cheeks. He felt him- self slipping. “Suppose we try a number eight?” sug- gested Miss Boland. “Anything you say,” ain't used to nothin’ but babies” “Six ounce?” “Yeah.” he confirmed. ‘‘The old So! Levy- inson’s—the kind the champion wears. I'm Johnny McKinney, the fighter. Maybe you read in the papers what I done to Young Sullivan?’ “For pity’s sake!"’ exclaimed Miss Boland. “Are you Kid McKinney? Why, how per- fectly thrilling! My brother's always talk- ing about you. He was at the fight. B80 was dad. Gee, won't I make ‘em sit up at home tonight, when I tell ‘em I’ve met you: Do you ever visit people, Mr. McKinney?” K McKINNEY stumbied out of range, she purred. “Gloves-—ihat's he mumbled. ‘I them six-ounce think she was bold, but her foiks would love to meet him, and she could tele- phone home now, and would he care to wait for her at & o'clock at the side entrance? To all of which he anewered ‘‘Yesh,"’ and tendered a $50 bill in payment for his gloves, remarking with his last intelligible utterance: “I drew down ten thousand bucks for sockin’' Young Sullivan on the ere button: “Ten thousand bucke!"’ gasped the coun- ter Venus. ‘‘Why, Mr. McKinney!” The violet eyes mirrored amasement—-the dawn of romantic idolatry. The cupid’s bow of a mouth parted, and Miss Betty Boland stared straight into the eyes of Johnny Mc- Kinney. Down went Johnny for the count, and he was out so long thereafter that many things happened {n the Interim—events that were not recorded in the Queensberry year book, but which had an important bearing op Johnny McKinney's subsequent climb to- ward the welterweight title. So wouldn't for the world have him ¢ we eee on Sag ; E WAS very proud of his beautiful wife, and pathetically anxious that the entire world should share his aamiration. “Betty's a lady,’’ became his shibboleth: and night and day he dinned {it into Jockey’s ears. It was his answer to all things. “Betty's a ludy,’’ he insisted, ‘and she’s entitled to the best in the land for having married a roughneck like me. Honest, now, Jockevy—ain't I the lucky stiff?” “Aw, dry up!" smaried the midget. ‘‘You been taking too many punches on the bean. i ain’t sayin’ nothin’ about Betty—she’s a cute kid, and I don't blame you for falling: but what's the fdea of giving out bread checks to the whole family?” Kid McKinney glared at his manager. “Ain't I said she waa a lady? You don’t know what that means. She was brought up by her folks, and she loves ‘em, and wants to treat ‘em right. She ain't like a lot of other girls that get too good for their parents. Anyway, I never had any folke since I was 3 years ojd.”’ “Well, you sure got a sweet collection now!’ sighed Jockey. ‘‘Free parkin’ privi- leges for papa. Mamma and Brother Bill!” “But they ain't livin’ with me. I'm livin’ with them. It's Betty's home I moved into.” “What's the difference?’’ protested Jock- ev. ‘You're payin’ the bilis, aln't vou? And the cut’s gettin’ bigger every month! Boy, {t's gonna take a lot of wallops on the chin to support ‘at gang.’ Johnny snarled at him: ‘Never mind about that: I'm takin’ the punches, not you! All you gotta do is make the matches. Get me?” “6 URE I get you!"’ retorted his man- ager. “And some day I'll get you with a black-jack right behind the ear! You're too dumb to live! I'm match- in’ you with Benny Sharpe for the twenty- eighth, and you better get yourself a rubber heimet.”’ “What for?’’ “So he don't. bust all the ivory in your ekuil!”’ “T'}l take him the first round!”’ McKinney. And take him he did, with shoulder muscles etretched like a steel bow, and a right glove that crashed against ite mark like a thunderbolt. In that ter- rific cross was Johnny McKinney's hope of laying further wealth at the feet of Betty, the lady. Other victories fol- lowed—some of them easy, some of them that sapped his young vitality, flattened his ears into unlovely patterns, broke repeatedly the bridge of his nose, opened old gashes over his eyes and banished forever his hope of looking like a gentleman. A pug he was, and his physiognomy advertised lis trade. But the crowd loved him, and the money poured in, money that was employed to meet family demands that grew ever larger. Not too much blame should be placed on the slender shoulders of Mrs. John Aloysius McKinney, to whom the role of Lady Boun- tiful had a manifest appeal. Nor were the Bolands, father, mother and brother, alto- gether without conacience. They merely drifted complacently into a port of iusuri- OUR Case, said Kid > we ¢ ee + es oe tag Olid man Boland withdrew from his plumbing shop, complaining of rheumatism. His ailment did not prevent him from sport- ing good clothes and the general air of a retired capitalist. And young Billy Boland—a poolroom sheik if ever there was one—basked in the reflected glory of the Kid, exacted daily contributions from his mother and sister, and spoke plaintively of a lung affection that nothing could cure—-nothing, suggested Jockey Williams, save a swift kick. The Kid rebuked him severely: a E’S her brother, ain't he? Well, then, close your trap! Think I want my wife to be stingy with her own hbrother—a guy that’s sick? Betty's a lady, and’’—-— “That'll do,’ sald Jockey Williams, “I give up.” Betty was a lady in jewels and furs, and Johnny McKinney had elevated her beyond his station in life! He had fashioned a gorgeous creature that he could now only worship at a distance. And he had urged her forward to his own undoing. More and more they drew apart, and for reasons that were not unnatural. Dancing was not among the accomplishments of Johnny McKinney, and night hours were forbidden to a boy who must keep in the pink of condition. Training-camps took him from his home, and ring engagements de- tained him further, because he waited until the scare of battle had healed before ven- turing into the presence of Betty, the lady. Even then, he slunk into his home, self- conscious and awkward, keenly aware of the contrast he presented to those with whom his wife seamed so much at ease. His line of interrogation was always the same: “Happy, Babe? Anything you want? ‘Bhings breakin’ right?’ Nor did her replies vary greatly: ‘Well, Daddy, you know me! Everything's lovely, but I could stand a new dress, and the folks will be married twenty-five years tomorrow. I'd like to”’ “Oh, sure!"’ he assented. ‘‘We'll have to do something. What’ll it be?’ right thing,”’ Betty decided. ‘I cap give it at the club without any bother. Fix everything over the phone. Ma loves to dance. She's a regular old sport! Oh, I forgot! You're going south tonight, aren’ you?”’ “Yeah,” he sighed. “Benefit bout for Pop O'Neil's widow. Jockey thought I ought to. .Pop gave most of us boys our first chancé. Grand old promoter in his day, but they cleaned him before he died. a | THINK a dinner-dance would be the Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—November 14, 1926. Never mind, Babe; you give the folks a good time, and tell ‘em I’m sorry | can’t be there. S'long, sweetie!”’ “Poor old hon’! she whispered. clinging to him a moment. “Always has to go ‘way! Wish you didn’t have to fight, hon’. Honest, 1 do!” He caressed her yellow hair with rough fingers, and grinned indulgently. ‘‘We need the old jack, Babe! Couldn't give no din- ners without that! Maybe when I grab off the title the dough will be softer. Time enough then to talk about quittin’, but I dunno—guess fightin’ is my dish, just like bein’ a lady comes natural to you. ‘By, sweetie-——and have a good time!’ The advice was neediess. Betty had grown accomplished in the art of having a good time. S8o had her father and mother, not to mention Billy, the invalid butterfly. Members of the Sereno Country Club always managed to have a good time, when Betty McKinney was hostess, and no one seemed to worry over the fact that her husband was not among those present. There were plenty of masculine admirers t > make up for the deficiency. And one or two feml- nine professionals discovered that Betty's recklesaness at the bridge table was well worth cultivating. It was a gay evening. and measured by their own standards, the party was undoubtedly successful. N THE same night, 600 miles away, () a far different scene was being enact- ed in a crowded, smoke-filled pavilion Here was crude, human drama in the raw. Who says that fandom has no heart? No regard for the gentler things of life? Death had removed a seportsman; never again would Pop O'Neil grace the ringside. A familiar figure was missing from the festal board, and it remained for pugilism to turn down ab empty giass. A red-headed announcer climbed through the ropes and spread his hands appealingly. A hush descended on the house. “Gen'lemen!"’ he trumpeted. “You all know why we are here tonight. Pop O'Nal! has seen his last fight, and he was our pal, a man who gave the game all that he had! There ain't nothin’ we can do but give old Pop a fighter’s farewell. Let ‘er go!”’ Out went every light in the house, and in the pitch-darkness the crowd arose, bare- headed. Utter silence, and then somewhere down by the ringside a gray-haired time- keeper stretched forth his hand, and a gong spoke softly, tolling the passing seconds. Be. «ss tae ee , ees «cs « SE ols o eee , eight , oie... a Pop O’Nell had been counted out! A’ ee’ ~ te ‘ ye ye 5 & # oNVULAND “Ye wanted dough 'tis!.. . Take it all... I'm t’rough! ....1 done my bit for a lady! wo, Up went the lights, and on went the show, staged for the benefit of the widow. Of all those who contributed their serv- ices in exhibition bouts:that night, Johnny McKinney was the only one penalized for his generosity. He broke a bone in his right hand, and came back with the injured mem- ber in a plaster cast. “rr HAT’S what comes of being char- itable!"’ moaned Jockey Williams. ‘“‘Now watch the champ come after us! He'll give us a chance now, al! right! He'll be demanding an immediate match— and we'll get panned for stalling?’’ Shrewd midget, he called the turn! -—Within a week, Fox Silver, manager of the champion, Mickey Cleaver, welterweight, an- nounced that he waa ready for the match, if suitable inducements were offered and the bout could be arranged so as not to interfere with a European tour. That meant immediate action. A dosen pro- moters wired offers. “Wha'd I tell you?’ said Jockey Wil- liams, ‘‘Micky never takes a chance unless he's got an ace buried. You can't do no trainin’ with that mitt, and he knows it.’ “Yeah,’’ said Johnny, “but I've been waitin’ for this chance, and I need the dough.”’ “You mean your wife needa it!”’ “Well, Betty's a lady and’’—— Jockey Williams cut him short. ‘Bay, listen—lady or no lady, you ain't goin’ in no ring till | say you're ready. Get that through your dumb head. will you?” Kid McKinney tried to get it through his head, but he had only a one-way mind after all, and the only one who could have slowed down his mental! traffic was a lady unaccus- tomed to financial stop-signals. Destiny saw to it that Johnny McKinney's mishap came at a most inopportune time. A blonde-haired Betty had waded just a little beyond her depth. . Indiscretion—no more than that! But there are always those who turn such matters to thelr own advantage, and financial preasure is the cus- tomary weapon, with but one alternative. HE Machiavelli in this case was a well-groomed gentleman of leisure, who held not alone the worthless checks forged by Billy Boland, but was “protecting’’ the latter's sister from the con- sequences of a road-house tragedy now be- ing investigated by Federal] authorities. Pay- ment had been demanded. A frightened, wild-eyed Betty fled for help to the usual source. For once in her life, she really needed money. For the first time she was compelled to plead for it. “But, Babe,”’ he protested, “Jockey don't want to make the match. I'm willing, but he's afraid of my hand. Micky’s the champ, you know, and I gotta be right for him! Ain't we got no dough in the bank? How much jack do we need, and what for?’ (‘Concluded on page 9.) 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NE of the traits or chara which the writer has been Roted cent years is dignity. self- Only the other day I was cOm Ditmenteg this by no less a persOnage than Mp. M. Schwab ‘Lardy. he said in his enchanting ern drawl. “you certainly have g ty poise : “VYes."" I replied lightiy “Three my home and one is away at school.” tion where seiemn deemed easential an months thereafter he attempted te "%» even’ by ringing my front doorbell @. hiding beh nd some bushes in the yard wy shouting. ‘Pretty fellow’ whep I came the door. It is my firm belief that #] taken his suggestion seriously that day» would, by the tremendous force of Bis pe nality. have pushed me into @ judgebs er at least got me on the jury. As ium through reading “The Americanigatiog g Edward Bok I became interested ip th eollection of autographs and found {t, far, time. the most engrossing sport ip wit)! N EMULATION of Mr. Bok. I starte ‘cht after the “big fellows,” my fiat obiective being Senator Smoot. A servant informed me that the Senater om ‘old him firmly that he could not dave i signed my autograph alte there was nothing for him to do at com piy He was greatiy amused at What ts do anything to get rid of me By am lar pranks and pleasantries I :anded afl the Presidents and most of the witnesses in the Hali-Mills murder 1 became known @i kind of a pest, but. just the same | am ,>wner today of the greatest collection of & mous autographs in the world and the ont question is what to do with it It was for the purpose of adding tp & colle ~ that I visited Philadelphia is Sep tomber of 1926: notables from al! over the fight between Jack Dempsey and Gese Tut rey. but it dev ned that very few of Dat suid write their names. 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g Lardner Jest. Angered. of Revenge. lects Autographs. the traits or characteristics the writer has been noted in pe. ears is dignity, se1f-Dossersion er day I was com plimenteg 88 @ persOnage than Mr, © for Qn harles he said in his enchanting g , Qu * “vou certainly have a , Ot of replied lightly. “Three are st e is away at schoo!.”’ e time of which I am NOW writ. O playful and “flighty” that it ccurred to me to enter ag Voca- solemnity and COMPposure were ntial and it was a shock to me od friend Daniel Boone 7 into politics, he said, ‘why don’t you ryp to SURKgest- Oo you think it is going to rain?” ghine retort. nted my Jevity and never spoke , and every night for vera] eafte: attempted to “pet Deing my front doorbell, then d some bushes in the yard and retty fellow' he when I came to ls my firm belief that if I heq geestion that dav, he e tremendous force of his per. ve pushed into a judgeship, ot me on the jurv.§ As it: waa, ding “The Americanization of . I hecame interested in the autographs and found it, for a Ost engrossing sport in which | rticlpated. seriously me ATION of Mr. Bok. I started er the “big fellows,” mv first e being Senator Smoot. aA rmed me that the Senator was th. Luckily (for me} he had neg- ck the bathroom door, so when on him, tock all the towels and miv that he could not have one d signed my autograph album; 10thing for him to do but com- as greativ amused at what he bonhomie. quarry was Madame Modjeska, ture I obtained by tickling her sprig of holly until she was giad ing to get rid of me By simi- nd pleasantries I :axded all the nd most of the witnesses in the urder. I became known as a st. but, just the same, I am the of the greatest collection of fa- aphe in the world, and the only what to do with it r the purpose of adding tp this at I visited Philadelphia in Sep- 926: notables from all! over the re there at time to witness eavyvweight championship priz n Jack Demps: y and Gene Tun- developed that very few of them their names. The fight went 10 the judges gave the decision to and a lot of us boys thought it been a horse on Mr. Dempsey ff It was reported after the fight the se ; tet a (=r to Z Dr. (NIVERSITY with its campus, a steamship for its 4 Acjassrooms and dormitories, an‘ py, ¢ 4)i he universe for its field investica- ‘ion and study has been organized and n eight months’ cruise of travel study) around the world. Unlike Jules Phineas Fogg, who did imaginary SO davs, ? se his Verne s it in those who are directing round- ‘he-world educational! shoard the Ryndam many features different from anything which presents et jaunched in university education, ythat eight months is none too long Por the old ship will poke her nose mough for her cruisers to know some- thing of the various peoples of the world—though as to many they may nt know one svilable of their lan- guage Save the smile. fork University, educational director i the cruise, and the originator of is novel plan of travel study, this ioating university with its 450 stu- dents, representing 38 states and 75 itiversities, colleges and preparatory ehools of the country, and its 5v and wine instructors selected from various of . , i rTrnIng ce rhning Racing Institutions nited States and from _ r 5 ae j Wie | PIEN countries, Wiii compete reverses the processes of the uni- oe inner was considering an offer ; Pyle to join the ranks of th ls. s my first trip to the City of ve (Editor's note: Philadelphia) al Smedley Butler was sent there up. The result of his work was . Uniess vou had brought youl you could no longer get a drink phia without asking for it ELIPHIA at that time had a Box like New The com- Ommission something ino offense meant) ich was appointed by the Gov ed the judges that decided the fights. On this occasion GOV ot sald he would like to s#eé win, and it may have been 0 He had never used that tone be- ve, and it completed the girl’s men- “panic. He was her onlv salvation. the realization penetrated "he Se . de Walls of her vanity and MRS. THOMAS KELLY @6é€ EAST 2.TH ST. NEW YORK The Pleasing and Proud Feeling ‘Vame Q & J ~,_ as" pioneer Lough, who are not y, - By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch versity ashore in many ways. “In this hefore the sailing of the fully classrooms, library. laboratories, gvm- and ocean school. said Docto Lough. ship, which will be equipped with swimming poo! plenty of room for deck sports, “‘there will be no pacing to and fro of the professor on the platform of a recitation room 0! the hieing away to the golf links after his classroom lecture But. like the experiment. Greek philosophers of old. who zath- ered the vouths about t} norches and instructed knowledge. so the instructors of the ‘University Afloat’ will gather their groups about them and lead them in a path which extends, like Ariel's, around the globe with the advantages The Con- of an ever-changing environment by work will be carried on largely ferences between teachers and groups of students on the deck. It is not a According to Dr. James Edwin tutoria! plan but a companionshp ugh, professor of psychology at New method ndmitted to this HAVE around-the-wol id ocean school.’ said Doctor ‘‘three classes of students 7 a | ‘ a | -regular college students who are working toward college degrees, a though degrees are by no means th: coal on this trip; eraduates and sp cial students. a group which includes dq qt college. bu ‘ ‘ ss aed and u de ad = women, > preparing for mn nem cme aT ae page rs oe against the doeor of conscieyce She clung to him beseechingly, seeking for qa last decision in her favor, and unable TO b- ‘ appreciate his own side of the pro lein “Aw, honey, I wouldn't ask it—if— wasn’t a big reason. I do need thers moneyv—an awful (lot been silly and extravagant, ing to change—lhonest, said your hand was alli! and the morning ‘ight—you tol me so yourself: pa- per said you were being offered fifty thousand. If you up, hon’ could get an advance for what I need! That would keep me frotn worrying, sign on’, I Cran i questioned and I'm nearly “Craev?T he what's wrong?” she faltered. cweetile, “Everything! “You said you wanted me to live like a lady. and I been tryin’ to, and and it costs——costs more than I ever fig- ured! Johnny, if you don't help me, lin gone.’ She burst into tears, trembling w the swift chill of hysteria. ” ith ND that Kid McKinney broke with his manager, ignored was why the advice of his friends, and climbed into the ring against the He was insufficiently champion. trained, badjy managed by green sec onds: his mind was not on his work. and his right hand failed him at the very first blow! The result was one of those tragedies of the ring that are best left untold. saved knock- his Ring generalship might have the humiliation of a Johnny McKinney him from out, but head completely Micky Cleaver was | the ring. a past master of intrigue, es- pecially skilled in the gentle art of goading his opponents to their own de- struction. He crawled ropes that night aware not onl) of Kid but possessed lost he Richelieu of through the McKinney's weak hand of other information which ed the whisper he impart- in clinches, ed arrows | Places, to Study as They See the Globe. Is ‘This Boatload af American Students and } Faculty People Aboard the S. S. Ryndam. Foreign Countries and Strange os 403 Governor Henry J. Allen. who want this training for cultura and business background before going into business The number in. each group is about the same “The purpose of such an education- al plan is that of broadening th minds of students not only through facts learned and information gathered in the many countries visited but through personal contacts with indi- Viduals. observations of peoples and forms of life hitherto strange and un- Under such a plan. the work be comes concrete and definite ih fact, we are not offering in. this scnool sub- jects that can be studied in one place as well as anoftner—such as chemistry Members of the faculty, during eight months of study abroad. ! Vsics We sha study particu larly the physical conditions of the discontinued the work, taking it up OVERNMENTS and schools world throug Our courses In Hotany. again in 1923 We started wit] ust i & of foreign nations have ex- geology, seography and related sub- travel courses, which were directed tended invitations to the jects We shall study history soriol- Now we have residence COUTSES in school to visit them. and ID many Of) economics, International rela- which groups of students spend weeks countries novel entertainment is be- tions, psychology, philosophy and the or months abroad, under capable in- ing planned The King of Siam has cultural background of peoples Of structors, with credit given for worl] invited. us to visit his capital city course, We shall study the art and 1- Doctor Lough predicted that- such Bangkok--where the party jis to be sic of al! the ountries educational cruises as the ‘University met at the pier by his attendants and This first University Afloat, Afloat’ will become increasingly pop- a train of elephants which Doctor Loug is had in mind ula “The plan is attracting the at- Arrangements have been made by O? Se*VeTa vears is the develop- tention of educators and others thie Inanyv foreign countries for representa- Lent .= OA idea of university in- world over,” he said, showing letters. tives of these Governments to join ctruction and unhiversit redit in con- ‘A Judge in India wants his bov to the party Some of these representa- ection with travel, whieh he started join our floating school. A boy in tives are continuing with the cruise ie GP ‘We were just getting the Japan has sent in his application. throughout the = trip The Dutch plan started he said, ‘‘when the war Boys in Hawaii, the Philippines, China East Indian Government has designat- broke out Then. for nine years we and Java want to join us ed Dr. A. T. Keen, director of Prince ——s amines a ie en a a a ee ani Sa ne a a ee Se Sm a a NS * BDELiIg@ A LADY maddened its PoP ot a a aad barbed with poison (nat PPS PRP LP a THE FIRST PAGE OF which champions a Mrs. McKinney showed the re made (Concluded ee, of One after stuff “— , ’ s : Betty s a lady, huh Whatalaugh XN another she polished them off, not for- 4 : ~ . , e ‘ " 2 » ‘ » 4 * : ‘ tnat 1s What a sucke! Vou are = THIS MAGAZINE . eettinge herself. . , 4 » ears No wonder she's ashamed of vou! % Eb teal ;, : » “We're going to work, the whole | é ¥ a ivi€ 18 LSE) CxPial ataory 4 , * € ‘ “= A \A ‘ p’ A4 A : \* — ll w. ° eb ‘ ? o } c % al) ( i] Addis ae , om, t) i) ll}? f ) . : : , - 4 ; UUCEU 4} L1i1€ Vt ‘ j . ; om out meal ticket, and she’s throwin’ you \ = a ee re \* tools and hustle for a job! Billy, vou ‘ ue Vrne SC-271Sp uf 4 down! Betty's lady. ail rieht—and ,* ; \ yo to work or zo to jail This house s \4 ad * . ay ; sii 4 on a we = ae - i 4 i _~ ‘ qid o id A 4wdy Magazine DY Jrtesy } the ‘ - - } > | }. “ - &@ Y . , . . j how well i know it ee a Bk Bh in Lahede te NY for sale, and eversvthing that’s in it F A yin ¥ 4 i WS SE VU! A wy i . a” . Johnny McKinney went stark crazy “4 : ; “oa? ae oo “© Ma, if you want supper. you £9 COOK - > * 4 ik ”~ tne 7 2 7 e t 4 o Covered with blood and blind rith ‘ eee . 2 sae ‘ t' I’ve canned the servants, and Ive . 3 Lad ‘ 4 A 7i¢ List _ - fury, he abandoned all caution and a Mints dibasic of Maw ws sold the cars, and cked every bit of a 4 i i i ALi AL 4 plowed forward, swinging desperately ‘ York = member of the ‘ jewelry in tne joint Tomorrow [om | Ns 2 4 m 2PeL s eis we ° .) eS ae ‘ . — ee Pius with both hands. Micky Cleaver \ Salmagundi ee nd th, s§ goin’ back to Cooper's Emporium. You % thaetaig Liisi 4 4 . ~ ‘ 4 r - , , oo | } rh Ls i+ “i La . eo * ‘ ‘ "i ¢ ee i eT he ; ae si : \ to 4 + ev. qs id the midzvet ments of a friend in need. The midget, Jockey Williams caught her as she icKinr a after all, loved Johnny McKinney, and dropped “Tl had an , iow: that the crash hac ome it re- : jis hand's as good as ever —old now that th ash had. com 3 Some people contend that prize-ring Hi é inained to be seen What the wreckage are eel ron Mike is ready for the ques- mained to be ss Ba recKaBe «come-backs” be long only in the realm soa - i ‘ould yield | a eine tion It’s u to you. lady ant wate Frese. of fiction; but courage and gentility go pics 4 . a. ly ¢} ove 4 oo a ' le , ro? ,o Pricrhf if G a } “¢ en 4 } Apparently (ne Full wee err": band in hand. and all things are pos- |4*' ™© 76 aint the doug a for in the morning a white-faced girl pli. ta w led after I'm thinkin’ of Johnny He a4 i if c sch la . » hurrvin ito the room, an ui , ;' Wants y 0 be proud of! 6 him! He a half “icin ao F717 ’ ) ~ ¢ te *r ‘ shamni for vour a ke! : Innes ial ris £ ro? iis bec , : ; P 2 wants to De a cnamplon [tor YOuUT Sa McKinne all rising trom m9 1, gloves, and it remained for his wife to ' : ' . . ~ . - . 9 =e ¢ . re \ Mies bandaged and broken-hearted, ordered | ) , Back -hiin for a last fight, Mrs. Me bandaged ; ia pick them up and prove what a feml- , ‘ : ; ‘4 ‘ , , > ; Ly ‘Ff } ") 4 her out His voice came in agonized Kinnes Make him think your Napptl- ier Ot sad , nine bantamweight can do It was a ; HERE Neen , an et 1m OTring TY) Y | ae seus . 4 4 i SS de )* nds Oi) and ‘ 4 iA mur brilliant campaien, beginning with a © b ; ; aq? } . ‘ . ; bya a Bee +) " 1. wanted dough. There tis! : ‘a be “as vou home the bacon tL bs. DO tHe jixk Ye _ 44 & “i battle royal in a ring represented by - I°}] ake it a}! ee: ‘est moment in his life i] guaran- & L ii , a} cked P " i rest nomedt iff ] Be! ij -& Take it a a.m ; the family drawing. room Mamma , “om per , J ‘ ‘ i — ry ; loom Mi ‘ky Cle; ver . } trough. . ; I done my bit f'ra +, 7) tee tnat Nn Eives MICK) ea ail I'm ‘S “ and Papa Boland and Brother Bill) ; besa ‘ ‘ nies ‘ . : he of +) , . t ted rir a rif i) St cA ic y (+; Ww 4% {; War y . ‘ ‘ _o that ‘ COMID LO ee. a Wyi, ail ‘ Ji a % ‘ lad $i figured in the proceedings. but not for : Vhat tell more d'yve want? vives little. bit more! Wha ° — ion” As Jockey Williams expressed . mae . n* nto fne eves of a lady stoic [ears Jockey Williams proffered a roll of j¢ Jater Int os 2 ¢ ' TH5re? nding ; } a ‘5a currency, and then pointed to the open Ot understanding 7 4 ? ' } now now ‘ha this Kane she faltered ‘‘l understand door But Be t\ tne aqcy made no 66 YX, I know now what 4h és . deaes ’ move. White to the edge of her small guy Kipling meant. Betts ainted lips she stood transfixed her didn't evenb wait to shake “1 C oC pain 4 b}?s oss ~~ ‘4 ti has - 4.% Ma . . , CLASSIFIED eves ignoring the proffered blood-mon rands She just sailed in at the tap ° . ; ~ f q r NMWENT AS-—SB] 14 i ie ’ fa ey. and fixed insfead on the bruised of the bell, and bam—bam-—bam-- Men-wore . : y work Paid va | } } ¢ ¢ 7 ¢ + * ’ ry — “aay t t? hattier the Tignt Was Ove} : =? perm » REF Write wv 11¢ } " ' . : . mare \ } b pal le | ey T) Here was another ruin Mrs John The midget had been present when ter. New York Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—November 14, 1926. 868 Gosageergrattr FF ‘Tloating University” Goes on World Cru rgrrrrg The university and the campus. Hiendrick School, to join the party at Manila and be with it until it leaves Java. The Austrian Government has sent Doctor Eugene Oberhummer of the University of Vienna to represent that country on the entire trip. Senor Don Pedro Salinas Serrano of the Uni- versity of Madrid is accompanving the students throughout the trip as rep the Govern- Other representatives resentative of Spanish Inent from for eign countries on the cruise are Doctor J. Wiedenfeld the University of Leipsic, Doctor K. Weber of U'ni- Heidelberg and /’rofessor of University of of the versity of Pierro Giacosa Turin. A daily newspaper reporting in full the the happenings as well as the work of published on the ship, under the direction of Henry. J. of Kansas the cruise is being Allen, former Governor Measuring Speed of Light CHICAGO N HIS return from a sojourn on Mount Wilson, California, spent in measuring the speed of light, head the Professor A. A. Michelson. forme) of the Department of Physics at University of Chicago, announced that the famous Michelson-Morley experi- ment of 1883, upon the negative re sults of which Einstein based his cele- brated theory of relativity, would be repeated on Mount Wilson in Decen ber, Professor Michelson said. also. that ne had obtained very satisfactory re sults this summer, measuring the velocity of light as it traveled. reflect- ed back and forth by means of a set of inirrors, from Mount Wilson to Moun! San Antonio, 22 miles away AS a re- sult of the experiment, it is expected that a much higher precision in the measurement of the lights velocity will be attained than las ever before been recorded at work in Pasa to the Professor Michelson’'s Experts are now dena perfect interferometer, own invention which he will use when he conducts ine “si from page. 7. Jockey! John’s sweetest mean, my and thie He's a fighter. and I'm his what you husband, boy in all the world wife. You make the match, Jockey) and leave the rest to me. It'll be the first fight I've ever seen, and I hope it']l be the last “You xvonna- be there?” “Right at the ringside! Jockey liams extended his hand W i! ‘Put it there!’ he pleaded ‘Per i tihere on of the World’ T WAS the ninth round of the re turn. match between Micky Cleaver and Kid McKinney, and the welter- hands. Who 1m pos- weight title was changing says that pligilistic miracies are ecible? Listen to’ the roar of a crowd gone crazy! Listen to little Jockey Williams erouched at the ropes, bawling through his cupped hands “Go git ‘im, vou Kid! C'mon with the dynamite! Oh! On! ) Hiow dive like it, Micky? Whos a poor sap now? G'by, Micky? in iss im zood night, Johnny! Atta baby! Step back and let him! There he 20€8: Sink him! Ya-hoo- 0-0-0-0-0-9! Down came ae glove on Micky Cleavers jaw—-and wrapped in that weapon of the Marquis of Queensberry were all of Johnny McKinneys hopes and dreams and ambitions The ref eree sprang forward and began to count His arm rose and fel! in the full- knock-out iitans but s voles was drowned in the full-throated roa: of the multitude, proclaiming “T hie Kin s dead Long live the King’ The conqueror, panting in the arms of is seconds, Was deaf to the tu- mult. blind to the tossing sea of faces This was the moment for which he had heey born. and al! the bliss of realiza centered in a ringside vision Johnr McKinney heard nothing but the acclaim of his wife. saw nothing but the radiant, iove-lighted features f ci ady ‘ * . . expert of measuring the speed of the earth and once more the world-famous ment which “involves the problem with it the whole solar system through space. The fessor by F him devised Dy interferometer Michelson was used several] earlier investiga- important tions, notably, the establishment of th: meter in terms of light waves. up dertaken by Dr. Michelson in France at the request of the. Internationa! Bureau of Weights and Measures. his Ineasurement of the diameter of the red star. 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Circus Elephants, Th a Cranbrook is r} bottie Oo! eu-O@ restaurant ireus sfficials ; : , i ne ‘Ch riley / Champagne Focur: Lif ro 5 o : indred resident, . : ‘ ' > ' . } . PY sa all ve ~~ , Cranbrook and district, 0: the last day of his stay the i:t- @ver the eiepnants oesad, Sue: * = an Facitic Rafiwaes Stewart, local representative - Dn - christened his surpris | to see | = entrain for Sap agreed tak- in atreet with Maror ? - e ,eW days PFinia tin "Ty" }. e9 >» officiatin inmoug. and I offered you something that would give you ten more years to live, would vou take it? You'd grabit. Well, fellows, I’ve got it, but don’t wait till you're dying or it won’t do you a bit of good. It will then be too late. Right now is the time. Tomorrow, or any day, some disease will get you, and if you have not equipped yourself to fight it off you’re gone. I don’t claim to cure disease. I am not a medical doctor, but I’ll put you in such condition that the doctor will starve to death waiting for you to take sick. Can you imagine a mosquit) trying to bite a brick wall? A fine chance! I like to get the weak ones. I delight in get- Who says it takes years to get in shap_? Show ting hold of a man who has been turned down me the man who makes such claims and I'll make is hopeless by others. It’s easy enough to finish him eat his words. Ill put one full inch on your a task that’s more than half done. But give me arm in just 30 days. Yes, and two full inches e weak, sickly chap and watch him grow strong! on your chest in the same length of time. Mean- hat’s what I like. It’s fun to me, because | while, I'm putting life and pep into your old know I can do it, and I like to give the other backbone. And from then on, just watch ‘em fellow the laugh. I don't just give you a venee- grow! At the end of the thirty days you won't of muscle that looks good to others. I work on know yourself. Your whole body will take on you both inside and out. I not only put big, an entirely different appearance. - But you've massive arms and legs on you, but I build up only started. Now come the real works. I've those inner muscles that surround your vital or only built my foundation. I want just 60 days gans—the kind that give you real pep and energy. more (99 in all) and you'll make those friends the kind that fire you with ambition and the of yours who think they're strong look like some- le anything set before you thing the cat dragged in. ‘ an tal courage fo tack These Masters of the Ring say: faa! Wades A tiny field mouse caused him tc trumpet loudly real man You will be able to do things that you had ) 7377 biorlds thought impossible. And the beauty of Gene Tu (he beauty of . . ° it ig yOu Keep on our ’ Hoavyweight Chernpion Writes — chest breathes in i Sid air, ehiteieiied as your blood and making you just bubble over April 28, 1925 ee m with vim and vitality. Your huge, square EARLE LIEDERMAN, shoulders and your massive, muscular arms New York, N. Y. have that craving for exercise of a regu- My dear Mr. Liederman: lar He Man. Yow have the flash to your You are to be congratu eye and the pep to your step that will lated for the wonderful ben make you admired and sought after in efits you are offering to th both the business and social world. ee sii alee : This is no idle prattie. fellows. If you doube your audents and each | nd | woud re * incon! bom hm ames ~ git. | every one of them has the calpeone = AO gern ee pam ae ie ‘What rene EARLE E. LIEDERMAN bishest words of praise for , ine ten Cake ol THE MUSCLE BUILDER aig eae aan Gao . tor time counts. hus Author of “Sec: of Strength,” “Muscle Building.” “Here's Hea 3 ) : . very day t] ginning of new I: re 1e! f Wrestling. Endurance,” etc., etc —— | IN EMPHATIC ‘am om ~ ia LnHem If anyone 1s run down . on losse . a ; pefo and wants to better himsei! : QT ew aye eee physically and develop 4 and strength, he xt hesitate becoming GENE TUNNEY—W oric’s October 18, 192 ’ heavy-weight champion EARLE ED EARLE E. LIEDERMAN. : ; | : 305 _ a — 306 Broadway, New York City, hest wishes always for everlasting success :, seway, Dear Sur ae , Yours verv truly ai ~3 om New Y ork, N. » # * io Much F geen . am xe mcing you _ : BOR? ~~ c Mr ee photos of mvseif ahich sow the mProvement (Signed) GENE TUNNEY. —_— Dear } Liederman : — have made since | enrolled with you m ; | For the benefit of ma: for th Wher I enrolled eth wu | middle-aged man—the over-‘ed man ; pounds. follow:ng ag natTuctions i ve - 4 ‘ oll ileal erat i 4% mruaclke. My cBacs incrcastc man with the aches anc pains a! G imag- _ 2% wches: biceps. 4 inches: thigh. inary troubles, take up Physical Culture mches: calf, 1% inches . e ‘ “ ’ - as { cic d LIEDERMAN : Tt has rejuvenated me in every pat | | Sy2re>3 ’ | ‘ of my body and I am stronger and fee! With my bony | 305 Broadway, Detter than I have for years, and I am Now my N : working hard and feel less ew York Ci | , d and feel less C ty &rec at My work than when : I was packing 208 ~ oe ae ee Re 1] i ee around al! day 3 ried . >f vy iufe i Nave been L 174, and I will a physical cultunst. Var : mend to any forms of . Liederman's system ' . ical Culture and — We Sint ‘s Seem Sacrware Myrtie came, but too fast and too noisily to please Dear Lied Wat Liegerman al eSCaH pe e| . > a, >US ‘ , . ~ eae - ne vo cTILIIUSeC Lilt arpiness aws as a. ~ wi oar» by ~ *¥ ~ s* ~~ w - - ~s oe i s fert i , , ; . . . a Oe 2 Housenoid articie * > \ rf + er « ** ~~ = ¥ yours, ~+ ¥ * eo + MIKE McTIGUE When such men as GENE TUNNEY and MIKE b McTIGUE, who have years upon years of experience in training, wil] praise the EARLE E. LIEDERMAN system, there must be something to it. Surely, world’s champions know the proper method of training when they see it. Think -ontaims over tour dozen ‘ull-page photographs of myself and some of the many prize i have trained) Many of these are leaders in the:r business professions toda: y given them a body . pea ’ Oo ce Re TruZ Qt TPB Mk Se is ele a a pea. ae GRE ie Pcs ie Ti ce aie PS SE PIG. Tits ai ee Be Re OI a

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NOVEMBER 14, 1996 SUNDAY MORNING lial eT THE ST. LOUIS POST -DI v- a NL + ap WITH THE a eve GEORGE PALMER ce ty PUTNAM : EXPEDITION IN THE FAR NORTH rt | ide \A ‘ Radio concert on board the Morrissey en- joyed by North Star Bay natives. * Bio SMEARS BS et SPER AACN en NBN ARLENE 0 Be mnt 2 eee ul ‘ ’ ’ Pe ’ * , a . , : yy ' Gy tab ’ “. . Fs an " j ‘ 4 Sg : . ~— 1 ‘ a im “a ¥ * t . 4 , : 4 ; j 7 7 ca : 4 ; r w ' rf ; J { ’ ? 4 i. se | ¥ . . \ Lt Ae | oA s ‘ a 7 . “ A 2 » ; ; Ls ~ .¥ ar % a. : rae : . ; A ’ 7 a : t thea, | e a ~ 7 4 Pe. : . j % “ ’ ‘ 7 f * a + . ‘ , a “ ye. 4 4 5 - ; : , > 4 > ; s «¥ ° « i ‘ - a at thy MUFFS FOR THE FEET—English women use them for A,” Sele oa m8 “hi ne, tay motoring. Underwood & Underwood phate aie Me & Qoe0060 A, h Matak, son of Poodloona of Whale Sound. is a - | e — r: ‘teal typical Eskimo sheik. haiti ia Y , all aveeealll in ee -. her sealskin boots. a WS WS Re - . - Cl Tyo mn “ed is 4 + PS diy ee + — testing. ih ie ie eee i i Seuwe. pak “There's a New Star in Heavea Tonight. RUDOLPH VALENTINO BECAUSE I LOVE YOU (Berlia/ 1 CAN°T GET OVER A , ) GIRL LIKE YOU (By Ted La TENDERLY (By Art Canes { On Columbia Records, 78¢ e@ ! Parcel Post Charge, 1 or 10 = ———— —— — ~ - oe TLC ettttLe ttn _ ——- ” i - = ANGRY Moe setae gets . eae te le ay ee » Sits eal - Sta all eee ey : “ or ai ed a rv wor bie ik a. Ce Ny oe Pe ORIGAN - CHYPRE ARIS. - EMERAU DE A ROGE JACQUEMINOT ‘TYX - LEFFLEURT A JACINTHE LOR ASMIN DE CORSE AMBRE ANTIQU® _2 MUGUET mus _OBILLBT FRANCE VIOLETTE POURPRE LILA§ POUAPRE LE CYCLAMEN LA VIOLETTE L AMBREINE HELIOTROPE LILAS BLANC - Qs ee ne A> 15c—Send stamps or money ® Most complete stock of new recess ) COLUMBIA RECORD od. 2 Catalogs Free. Vail Orders Fill ~ RAIGOR’S Shops 1225 Franklin -°P6%—, 6962 Dela i i i i a a ee So meneame a rt, ” _ = ® ait’ ee a A WA A OER ae ey shee corti Seveye? on a * , engine ™ a nt cm gira SARMRRECS ily r tos ton » ~ ey elie lap teenie epccegins * wn - 4 Yo wo ge ae “cn . A nerd rohan abyt - sist >. Oe Se oS he 3 an , > ‘ ay 5 ae _ - ae ae : f ft salt a a A RNeReeAen-~nnetas emer Sana mea oases ae aan eS SNA ESSRESSRNNoESDSnenanenaenenn ——~— ——— “~~ el ; adie. DARKENS em BFA and EYERBRU™MS NET «4 year Sauteru wrt Adadhe eoortube tr herm Meeuty — ‘ 7 U ew enw face. fertect’> Se 7 heme bovely woenen. Dime ree abte im avid & rr » weeerprred goed == Geter’ + MAYRELLI ‘NE & + f MILLIONAIRE HASTENS TO WED— 1h - | y Twenty-four hours after getting hi ee : ’ g his divorce, i : : | ty MOVIE BALL IN NEW YORK—Left to right: Zena Keete, Hope Hampton Eugene Brewster, wealthy publisher, and Corliss Step willl Gheks ap aon buitaeah Genie neem < m 7 _ aay , and Molly Clayton Te Palmer were married in Mexico. oe Cees eee tion and ln aly 6 P | a — y oe Oe a Tae nierwom) @& Underwiun) wp! }4 ; repege Rare, MA emenepepercperea ser cgi 1 MEO Ye te mnerE on07

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Mp yila See Cat, Sie eRe Ee ee et 2 wr Songat ay ge i ‘ aa a Te , = BS MD iy, AIOE, & 52 NS SIS a ude mee ais tral bed “ oe eee 7 + % ae Nias Ste a a sas Sia Sat: sate a ze y Ry i) ss ¥ Sha as ey mabe 4 cacelin ORS rai s - § a ; i Ce 5: ~ Aaatrene Sy “ cae Le fa) phahack ¥ pee pert ae carne s ete Lite fyi = ‘ + BGF Bic, Aol stent he ie ies 62 Mila. a », 06 isn 5 Sane i 2 pa IR aa diciaiae . i g " “ + = x , fe ae ioe , es ve , ig em , i ayer Kate Claxton as the star of “The Two Orphans” way back in 1874. pS SO WS WS RO ee ein Rien ar wae a | — —. MAS recA SK ge. Re a> FAR Greenland village all dressed up in nfolaing WOMLE?2 272 the fragrant a | breath of their own loveliness 3 LOrigan — perfume triumph of the world ~ Paris, — Joyous, caressing, tantalizing. - Chypre — extanglirg rot the senses. - Emeraude — changing “There's 2 pve i ave Star_ in fie | jor every womar ~ Sty x — subtle Wide-awake Days Now from Switzerland—a way to restful nights that bring you energetic days—see what 3 days will do DE IEW —— When atk to bed do your nerves stay up? Leaving comes. And as you sleep you are gathering strength you dragged out on the morrow—your mornings logy, and energy. ies drained by aft IN FULL ARMOR—The ee ee es ) Hospitals and doctors recommend it ; has found a natural way (a way Peba Armadillo, of South Modern science | ) e without drugs) to overcome this-—a way tosound, rest- QOyaltine is a delightful pure food drink. In use in America, whose skin will ful sleep that quickly restores your tired mind and body. Switzerland for 30 years. Now in universal use in England deflect a bullet. Morning finds you a new man. Fresh, clear-eved, and hercolonies. During the great war it was inated buoyant. You have the energy to carry you rightthrough —as a standard war ration for invalid soldiers. the day and into the evening. A few years ago Ovaltine was introduced into this A 3-day test will show you. We urge you to make country. Today hundreds of hospitals use it. More than this test. It 1s well worth while. 20,000 doctors recommend it. Not only as a restorative, ' i but also for malnutrition, nerve-strain, convalescence, a alla. Sound sleep — active days backward children and the aged. Wy PalEN cal 3 Taken at night, a cup of Ovaltine brings sound, restful Just make a 3-day test of Ovaltine. Note the differ- F . pw dl g sleep and all day energy quickly and naturally. That is why: ence, not only in your sleep, but in your next day's f | Cal Firnst— it digests very quickly. Even incasesofim- energy. You tackle your work with greater vigor. You ae ~ Tonight. RUDOLPH 1) my Slery and its unfading allure. VALENTINO | La Rose Jacqueminot — romance, PCANT GET OVER AY OE Vr blon LOr— created especialy hg GET OVER A. “a ») | a IRL LIKE YOU (By Te ew ' TENDERLY (By Art Gilhom) imal tor blond women. - L Ambre Antique On Columbia Records, 78¢ €° Shops | ~ weap pend RIS n if LOBILLBT FRANCE 1225 Fraaklin fy venings 699 6352 Deals Bh) lee gee oe et oa ee 7, PGR 9° ce ate + ae bn rhino « brat Ben a ‘ o ey Apia Smo pits = _—— 7 ERS SS SS a POS’ fa teal Nie a ae See LST. ata ast : ier sb i, jie en te ed Lee DE ae Aa ly eco digestion. Itcombinescertain vitalizingand = ‘‘carry through"’ for the whole day. You aren't too tired uilding-up food essentials in which your daily fare is to go out for the evening. There's a new zest to your often lacking. One cup of Ovaltine has more real food work; to all your daily activities. It's truly a “pick-up” value than 12 cups of beef extrart. drink —for any time of day. Seconp—Ovaltine has the power actually to — 4 i A 3-day test to $ times its weight in other foods which may your stomach. Thus, a few minutes after drinkin mee Owaltihe ts turning itself and all other foods into wey You can buy Ovaltine in 4 sizes for home use at your nidt hiked druggist or store. Or drink it at the soda fountain. But to let you try it we will send a 3-day introductory pack- age for 10 cents to cover cost of packing and mailing This quick assimilation of nourishment is restoring Digestion goes on efficiently. Restful sleep aa Just send in coupon with 10c. to the entire body. Frayed nerves are soothed. 20 1b : ‘ea | Lose 20 lbs. OVALTI By In this easy way 2 T 109K Ovaitine’* by eause | had not been f ing very rested in the ngs. Af tak OT ne SS Tt, Ng vette set ¥ ee geome 2 There is an easy, pleasant, scientific way for attaining proper weight. It has proved Builds Bedy itself for 19 years. Countless people all Brain and Nerve around you show its good results That way 1s Marmola Prescription Tab lets, now in world-wide use No unusual re Tue first two weeks use of ercise or diet 1s required. People now use Ovaltine 1 gained seven over a million boxes yearly, and excess fat 1s pounds anc have — — moo ae aces ves It better - lotsa of pep an a ai not one-tenth as-common as it was and fe . | , ' _ go—but when I sleep | sure do Diane You should know Marmola. Learn how it seem and fact the & bow stan : Tre W meen Company, Derr. 1811 reduces excess fat while it heips in otner when I waken in the mornings. ' abesb Ave . Chicago. ih xays. Por 19 years Marmola has held top A sure friend for life as long as | 1 enclose 10 cents to cover com of packing and mailing y 19 j l arn able to pay for it and get Send me your }-day tweet package of Ovaltine iges- be os ) go much good from it. Ind A PERMANENT JOB— most place in this line. 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ee . va ° SUNDAY MORNING - « Qe thotpee OP Ry ee Raye I~ — * cts THE ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH NOVEMBER 14, 199¢ cellency, Prince NEW RUMANIAN MINISTER—His Ex- George Gretziano, Bibesco at daughter Jeanne. SF the bewitching goodness makes you want a sec- successor of Washington, and his P. & A. photo. ond cup — then display. aoe MRS.COOLIDGE AT “MUM” SHOW— Wife of the President with Mrs. (left) wife of Secre- tary of Agriculture, at Washington flower Underwood & Underw ood phe to, Jardine 4 paste. “ OLARLY TEETH - Try this original iodine tooth- Cleans and kee very white and pearly. lodine Products Co., Laurel, Miss. + teeth No grit ; ZI- ‘O-DINE Re etal Cre ca” at on SSS——_——0n——=I0E10 there's one thing sure—it's H & K (oh — (0) —— (+) | oS, | Coffee, of course! Are you enjoying thi famous flavor in YOUR home? Wants to Do Your Washing He Scatters Sunshine That Dreary Day 6c, 8c, 9c, 15c per lb. JUSTIN T. FLINT YorK SUNDAY MORNING nN '* LAUNDRY CO. LINDELL 7370 5 PHONES 15 TRUCKS on h—————Sa050l. COFFEE i y | | 7 JUSTIN T. — | ie i | A KING GOES A-HUNT bags a giant bull moose at h Bit) fH my PE 4B i He tH ; 4 j i i ; © es , . v 1 ie - +; wi - + * oad Hh by i Ge a h eae pe if : Ce 5 * ni B ee, stg . 3 i af a Fé 4 J 4 ae . : ‘i ‘ a ; * i : ti He iq) , 4 | i ad f 99 [ea for two : and REM for two--- coughs Af You can’t enjoy a tea-party when you have mm! , } “a a nasty cough bothering you --and that’s what iA Vite happe ned to these two little cousins not long ago. Pete But REM brought quick relief to the hostess, at ets : ; ° ° Ht i little Ruth Boesch, -- and to her cousin Bernice “LA PAVANER’—The lit- Hh te 4. : | . eral translation is “ eT i \ Walsh, too! Ruth's mother, Mrs. John Boesch of (coop satel digi if HE 4 ‘ + ° "e ” : 1 ae 2 3121 North 12th St., St. Louis, gives the details: cloth ina tan shade. pt erper pnoto, » th? 1; meee ae , b meta “My two sisters and I think there’s nothing like +e - : ' %. “ ‘ ; ° ii ; ; REM for relieving a cough quickly. | oe -~ oa = pictures. llerbert ph t« Instantly « - you know its flavor comes from FRESH FRUIT OU couldn't mistake it! You'll be amazed at the evidence it brings to your senses, from the moment you open the package. stantly (as one woman writes) “the delicious, fresh fruit odor just seems to come flying out!” Pour on the boiling water, and sense that exquisite fruity aroma Taste it warm from the spoon. Here are no synthetic or artificial flavorings! From fresh fruit alone can such flavor come. as it rises. Only from the pure juice of raspberries, strawberries, cherries, come the delicious flavors that distinguish Royal Raspberry, Strawberry, and Cherry. ORANGE DATE JELLY: Dissolve one package Royal Orange Gelatin in 1 cup boiling water. water and ‘8 teaspoon salt. most set, pour some of the mixture into a ae Meh Be ee ke psi Se Lee yt | aaa are Ca ; hel a = 4 atin “ ba Sh > ‘ ¥ veo" fees (, ta * Add straight from the oil of real oranges and lemons, Royal Orange and Lemon derive their refreshing flavor. The delicate gelatin that carries these match- less flavors has not marred nor altered them. There is no “gluey” taste or odor. (Pure gelatin has neither!) No flavor of anything but the fresh fruit itself! In- ye CAN TRUST the purity and merit of Royal Fruit Flavored Gelatin, just as you have always trusted that of Royal Baking Powder. | Ask for it by name at your grocer’s. : ‘ Royal Fruit Flavored Gelatin. In the red package, the same color as the Royal Baking Powder can. You'll delight in its fresh fruit flavor. And . lilies erie 7 . ata eae thy. 2 y oe 158 Sit bie he aoe is rey 2% Z - : oe re + Mayb N Parti or to Up te don’ BU mayo tain small that hear Take even uS aTé Atn we re Reali of Li form nish t teeth W This specally p a large mould to coat sides. Arrange 1 cup pitted dates around sides of mould and mix remainder in rest of gelatin. Fill mould and chill. Serve with top milk or whipped cream. ', cup cold When al- roitiy is : ' nNardrices scien : - = MEK MmineTv as tooth evrirre +. 2 ’ «

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NOVEMBER 14, 1926) SUNDAY MORNING L Pp S T 7 D . PAT w ~ NOVEMBER 14, 1926 PN hed re as ADAPTO SHOES 22= WW trimmed with Lizard Sor STOUT WOMEN .....i."...... T 1S just barely possible that you will find shoe-styles almost as pleasing as the new ADAPTO models for Fall at other shops throughout the city. . . . (we're just conceited enough to doubt it!) A CHAMPION—Mrs. Helen But nowhere else can you get shoes cen Lieurance, of Los Angeles, with the cup she won as . as heavenly comfortable to wear foot HALF A MILLION IN FURS —Part of a shipment of 5500 pelts of blue, as om tas i Pe pe Fancasagertoe ae the best housekeeper in silver and red fox which recently arrived in New York from the Arctic. ADAPTO “ hiintho, Seal ie California. -Herbdert photo. ° —Wide World photo our own invention and used ex- clusively by us. OF the bewitching "s ASS . co : | - 3 7 So—if your fancy says “style’— management of a ia trained Foor nd; » ag) " 2 x sR a y ? want ae, cake Ai OUR Coe dp ee RR A aa riAmtaarerirhve ¢, ae ae eels We a veaee ie i i a Pian oak ? Breuer Pf ae ves ah . APE, 3 pe ee Ss Se itt ES i ee: ~~ be Z ie yest ae ba ~ | Te ey ee ee ae males ee ee te ee eR ee ae itm. eT Tne oe ae a ey og lien fic cde pA TRe tt (a8 RPT som a eal Von i 4 ota sede Pa PRON ea ee es nae i citi GE a ve pst - me Yds ~5 Ney Shapetaytile ater wet iene Pad i) Wa re pre, 1“ ta aha Bet tga alin: yet om ee et we Ao FS bi 7 sata Pie i ee ” « wig = AL, te jee te se oe. 8 oe iy . . P ™ wit we Sage o Sea OL ae a sei “ a > “ - : * “ ant ~ ” ‘ - e iii a » wre - * it 2 iil ‘ —_ 3 a! . ‘ oe aga 7% 4 Bs « ee a 4 a nai sala * . m ’ Py oe a erate a1 toe = . ‘ ~ S é ae ES 9 & 9 eR am, a echt ta Oo Ve PTS Uma ey Ae Hever’ ’ 024 i BUTS N ENR Ae ON a * rn Ae * » ™ io see th + spe Ries «re fy * eee SN sede ey 3% a Vim PU = : > we lies ae > oe 5 A aE ee > “ » = 5 L ‘ is Week ea ee one ep ie ey. as A aes a Ga ee ae gs ; Pe Te e Fete dean i a a win a He 2 el aa * PMs a, Te ee oer ee eee S acta hk Se Be ; ” i Oe er eee a pees tsrynr he ty f »; ab — sg age an oS smyeOhie Y-s0 SPIER ut 2 iat t= reve ve Ss Reale Peden yeti Aim es ei : ae, ’ me ee Se a ol eee SL eae ¢ Nap 03 Ne " " ; : ae... Oe i: i moe esnd i satt, sana . r 4 7 ; mw ? - gee: 4 oe ’ SS re : =— ne bs Ns ote i eS _ t . - ag hota ea ek Ch ne wa Sew | ae Sey PS SAS. i Pak a . ~ goodness makes : \ ~ ) & 5! . | =a ili 2 - aiesmasiecme — — pert, and your good judgment whispers we hg crane | _ - I pr NG “comfort”, it looks as though you'll includes the pro- | | “ just have to come in! f supervision there's one thing : . eae | ar ae am euk . a dlink BREE Call (Sizes upto 11,widthsAAAtoEEE.) 0 shorfiings upon sure—its H& Kk i a7 Bury as - animales . ie Bo One Fitting the narrow heel. Coffee, of co : " ~ ee Cam, | ee a -— , . 3 " , jak OR over 33 years particular Write for Adapto Booklet to Dept. P , ~~: “- OB: ee business men have relied on Are you enjoying thi . ee — +. ae . -wil | our typewriter ribbons and + : : a t.; _ caroon papers for clear, neat famous flavor in ! ’ oo haat! | A rs letters and accurate file rec- YOUR home? ' , ~ Bs : wae : : .* ords. i ae you want a sec- ond cup — then P 3 ; oe = ee preg ae eae rae Sa Sa Baw ay. — Ras aay CONSOLIDATED RIBBON & a + CARBON CO. Foremost specialist in smartest slenderizing apparel Manufacturers . St. Louis Branch: 318 N. 8th St. for stout women—small, medium or large New York Factory: Chicago + SIXTH and LO CUST Streets = ahee Same out pes fog RE 1 stra 7 4% re ie he Pin ip Als NR AMA Ms ae gh aioe eli ia ~ Se re Cel ‘ pret © aa ee 1 pent STOCKINGS SUPPORTERS oe a More Home Merchants’ Advertising oer own looms. . . WAKE. waLKing was carried by the Post-Dispatch ns a ) | rl hlUe ae than all other St. Louis newspapers 4 Ne ere i —_ Bee | COMBINED during the first ten SUPPLY CO. months of 1926. | A KING GOES A-HUNTING—Gustav V, of Sweden, - | ee oe _ bagsa giant bull moose at his Gronbo forest reservation. BANDITS, BEWARE!—Armored motor cycles adopted by the New York police | PHONE GARFIELD £154 —Daneweoe & Unterwoed ‘ department. —Keystone View Co a Maybe you won't admit this— O one likes to admit being lazy _‘In short, a tooth paste efhcient even ronan gas —about anything! in the hands of lazy people—for in Vary OD G eo Particularly not to a boss, to a wife booth brushing, at least, See ward _ eo gpg ir diapie aeliag lazy applies to so many of us. farly in R ise Listerine Tooth Paste is really very easy to use. It works fast. With just | weatenas cbse wise. a minimum of brushing your teeth BUT—unfortunately, most of us— _ fee] clean—and actually are clean. maybe all of us—are lazy about od a ee a ' rs oo tain things. Usually these are the ou have the joD done aimos ore ae hes these match- small, ~~ things in life, things you know it. EVEN for lazy people altered them. that often have a very tmportant = or odor. bearing on our own well-being. neither!) No : y but the fresh Up to this point we probably agree, don't we? yes and lemons, heir refreshing This is on account of the way Lister- ine Tooth Paste is made. It contains a Take brushing the teeth, for example: specially prepared cleansing ingredient even in this simple little job many of | —entirely harmless toenamel#—plus us are careless. the antiseptic essential oils that have made Listerine famous. OR eS Ole ets ee: a ee hig Ra Ce Pte th Haag poe ae rs y, DIE 8ihLo > deni cantante ghh PY oe WS 5S Nepean purity and merit | : 7 Flavored Gelatin. At night we're tired; in the morning ys trusted that of were in a hurry. And how fine your mouth feels after Re orocor's | Realizing the truth of this, the makers this kind of a brushing! Then, be- isin In the of Listerine set out deliberately to sides, you know your teeth are really color as the Royal formulate a dentifrice that would fur- | clean—and therefore safe from decay. oul! delight in its nish the easiest, quickest way to clean —Lambert Pharmacal Co., St. Louis, teeth. i. &. A. P. S.— By the way, Listerine Tooth . Paste is only 25 cents for a large tube. on , } | % Tis specially prepared cleansing medium rding to tests based upon the scale of rdness scientists employ im studying neral substances) 1s much softer than ooth enamel. Therefore, it cannot scratch * insure the enamel. A: the same time it is harder than the ertar which accumulates and starts tooth ~ LISTERINE TOOTH: PASTE -- easy to use at SN COPYRIGHT 1934. LAMBERT PHARMACAL CO

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SUNDAY MORNING oe iw oe Se ee te ‘ms | j — ee ‘ mt 7 HI rt jj > “a i A tA. YS CaS HE KK LN A ‘| wae . - ; = 66 33 rj 4 Wye be, A wae TueRE's His Maj sh th; eee Hey ta . is Majesty the Turkey, plate and toast the day with this “Cham- meal-time drink of thousands upon thou- Bet 3 | 0 er and brown, an invitation to the pagne of Ginger Ales.” sands of people HH le : east. “‘A fifteen-poun ir, ri ‘on’ iis = alg Som Sir, _ 0 It won't cost a great deal and you will As a matter of fact, there are certain ii ie t y. inberry jelly that find that appetite is keener just because definite reasons why “Canada Dry” is a A Be hardened the first time,’’ as mother of it and that it add ; a eh es “ of it and that it adds a certain brightness sensible drink at luncheon and dinner. HS 4 proudly puts it. And celery ... and and sparkle to the whole meal. It is a real ginger ale, made from real pe = oe , : E ’ ~ ’ i) ae olives me — great steaming dishes of For there's Health and Good Fellow- Jamaica ginger, and it is one ginger ale Sie es % Vv re , . . e p R ie ae = es that seem to be the Harvest’s ship in this fine old ginger ale which has that does not contain capsicum (red i aes gift to — day. And somewhere, been famous for so many years in Can- pepper) in any form }iee % | set apart (but not too fa ; é i! | : ad op elynalger . —— = ve and is now so w ell known and so well Fiven people who used to say they Hh ie : ale lg e traditional plum = |i _ throughout the United States. didn’t like ginger ale have found a new Rite ie ud | : : , ; ° :- ’ ag? He md i Tce a time, it was quite an un- delight in ‘Canada Dry.”’ For it is so ae (KE his year give yo 3Uz 7 : ies ; Thenkagivin —. . — : 6 i a bottle of ginger ale different from the ordinary ginger ale i ia TT. .* served at luncheon or at dinner. But that it might almost be called by another ite wa and distinctive touch “Canada Dry” has changed all that. name hi eee ¢ y serving “Cana ae iV , win a it aoe ~ sa = pene - Dry It has given this country a new appre- Try it some day soon and see for your- ties : — ee In- ciation of how good ginger ale canreally self. You will never forget the wonder- i a | triguing glass beside each be and you will find it is the favorite ful flavor. ’ . ee 66 Reg. U.S. Pat. Ud. ’ Tees & | ea ee The Champagne of Ginger Ales” : } TALE GINGER A Look for the name IMITATIONS ARE NEVER A ' ie we a “JUST AS GOOD” Delightful Punch for Entertaining 4 eee i. There are literally thousands of imitations Continental Punch | ery { wv of “Canada Dry” on the market today and Combine | quart of grape juice and | pint of orange juice with % cup of ay | 0 ey you must be careful if you want the original. sugar, yy cup of lemon juice, 8 sprigs of crushed mint, and 4 bottles of ) aa t : —— . Always look for the name “Canade Dry” dn Canada Dry.” Add 2 quarts of crushed ice, mix and serve garnished with mata, i¢ , fresh . eh) a ke dere the bottle cap and be sure the bottle comes to mint. : re ‘ ottle cap you unopened. It pays to be particular. The above recipe makes 36 to 40 sherbet glasses, but you can make it suit ONS ey yrs. oe — quantities. Try it some night when friends ca!) ae 4 : or for the anksgiving dinner. It’s a real treat. bi fanada and bottled in the U.S 1.b . os » Pe Zee V Canada Dry Ginger die Incor ’ 4 , , ‘ : ‘ orated, 25 Wes 3rd. +o » Yor , | : "P ' p t 43rd Street, New York, N.Y. In Canada, J.J. McLaughlin Limited. Established 1890 Sold by The Goddard Grocer Co., St. Louis Crystal Water and Soda Co. th! RESP @ocerr Ot pe « J)

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VEMBER 14, 1926 E is a delightful Old ish design and has a tone mahogany case. t 11 inches. Base 7% s. Price $22.50. Wall bracket, $5. RELOW BOUR No. 6 is of pgany, richly hand- Strikes and See. 8-day movement. high, 20-in. base. Silvered dial, $29. © ST.LOUIS Sunpay PQS Se aeeeeeecetnneee er T-DISPATCH 2 & 10 Page Roto Magazine 2 Pases of Fun PETER RABBITY, LITTLE NEMO, MUTT AND JEFF, OUMB DORA, BRINGING UP FATHER, MR. AND MRS., FONTAINE FOX, CAPTAIN AND THE KIDS AND THE MAN IN THE BROWN DERBY 8 Page Roto Picture Se clion ] MUTT. AND JEFF ~~ HELP! MURDER::: re uD of bottles of ished with hake it suit friends call blishi d 1890 WHERE tS HE f I UNDERSTAND He's "EuRNISHED LING Now? | A LUTTLE APARTMENT PRUNG sTReerT: TMA RUVLINGED MAND (© xX DON'T GGT THAT _ I'vé SPEWT iT. GET ov OF HERE! WHENEVGER X SEE You TTMink rier SLUMMING!. I MOVED JUST SO KF WOULDA'T HAVE TO ASSOCIATE WITH Yout GOoD NIGHT FATHER. ABout THs: | CHEERIO, MUTT? DID WHAT 16 I DidZ & You TAKE SEVENTEEN ONLY BoRROweED DOoLcares FROM iT. GooDdD C1ceRO'S BANIe ? NIGHT sue Bad tons.* MA, DO You. THINI (Nantes ret ree sin roy - rs I ahs * Sen ee = a hea ale Ee ae neat atheiaens Tan nee an eked reat aoe ; “e 2 nel on . pind bey raotaa Saggy tt, = we tndingeidot~netpenit ea APR apegnte help Aie Loa pee Perostty a phils i TR, ee soieetteastinindieneaaenanee POSER NG TRL © OEE REE CELIO TOT OR SRE pace Lt oe ee er re ee Tae Sing! fOr hey 94 ay ate sc i er a or eres ~~ wes er oe eae ' , ; ‘ ree * st Sil i" re ap thee al ew in ls atc 0 ee, a a ee on we “ ‘ Ape me i Aa 4 Mae. aS aOR AMO EL oy — AR ae. ap Ge tad 00 Bn Rae s: > tks Ne ot bx SS A PDA IR AIG at YBN NS REIN Be SRI A SPD ,. aby * va aa ie Ni Betts 2 . ~~ me ” io ey eT Se ee eae ey ar ee at ee ar . poe 94 * 4 o “ os 4 ; =f - z pons irs Peed Faye 2 aes Fe get eee -e oF Ee ~ Poe ae are 7 oe aia eaten iain in neha eile ae ean ana aed nt nae aoc nto... cnemdnamndictacs ches ccnareine aanes moh nant ee teiioes Utila. tien ed ORO LE PA OTR LEY OM CTV Mgt Ger nmime we, nse > nn “ mg pet pe ne tinge wnt, wv - ey Sv abe erie 5 o-Rietee 6 . pera ens ° re ped res: : ark - ” » phe stating oP ee pope —" mae Yreromatin we, ay caer: etek ab Bak a gona * ae * eae » - 8 a , che Be ope i salle we RON TW 4 tem Nhs : © oe eels — osih a mentite einai ' 7 ae : me, remap ee ee ee ee ee eee « OP ARPA GR Acct 6 | OAR - 8 eerie _ wr - as » che ev sae Sint Fp RBar oe Robes = onl Ne ao hang? ng an Tae Rae a ee Cee | MET eran , : Kaerittr, Spas gpeiewres pe ¢ steric sierliintaahtaetaimantine Ne a Oe ee te ee ee Seat ene near eo alain “ “ ees e aro N ei Ce pie RI a es MR rene eta en ee oe ae * ‘ As A eee Bae are eeee ae Sten Patty ab eee See - ent ae VN eh eh 0 he I RS I SE ES NR " « meee nan Ae ti nee = Da aie ih «ot e-PreRe wet ae oye Bh Naa ASA ed yA | RIN! iin guia 2 COMI NOs hi Meal Ss 88 , ore Rene; _ ying So a hive MT aloe ticdaseceh~ tek sion anda .o da hearemaeroabeeiotees A a A aA oy ead , ae tear oa ' . seve entien est Paiecatln hein 1 ‘ater ig Ahn er we .

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