St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 28, 1926

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COMIC PAGE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1926. CORNEO GEEF, AND CABBAGE- - }- 4, tp 5 | - ~ 3 - J * oe ) ¢ ee ps fa Bi ™ z Bee. 5 #8 : Tie Bp ANOCKED our " + e iY . , > 4 Be Sure to Read the ir WANT ADS In This Section ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Sunday Post- SEVENTH ANT a A Re Dispatch Today, 128 Pages | ;ES. NEWS SECTION. , 16 PAGES. ‘ION, AGES. TE SECTION. 14 PAGES. . GES. a N — . C SECTION. 8 PAGES. re erent ener ee ee me - (OL. 79. No. 82. PART ONE. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926. PAGES 1—14 e328 PRICE 10 CENTS 13 HOLDUP MEN % R. ‘McPherson Is Wounded in Hand When a r Chases Men for Pass- Boulevard Stop. (AWARE THEY HAD > ie > jUsT STOLEN AUTO ——_—_— - “Develops Later That hey Had Held Up and pe Motor Com- ~ Eeany’s Night Watchman. ry Be uc Pia eS ee 4 . ‘ *: ey j Teturzed i oy tle 1222 thoritiesh b Cola zoz i Delieve et 7F 4 YOU aid t2't ) isee cf wzthe | your own eyes? DNTAINE FOX 4. “Oy * ae ‘ sreycle Policeman Lewis R. —— on was shot in the left : and slugged with a revolver she tried to arrest three men 4 new sedan wH@®had failed to tetwo boulevard stops on Saran 9 wt last night. tthe men had held up an auto- He did not know agency an hour before, and machine was a stolen car. son was riding north on “Mai street at 10 o’clock when he meed the sedan pass the stops - West Pine and Lindell fthe car had been driven but boule- At McPherson averue he seed the driver, and observing miles, he order'the mat to eto Newstead Station. Mine west on McPherson avenue Boliceman’s motor stalled, and Medan sped west ta Newstead, pike cK NP G | va BRIGGS ISTEN- IM NOT G! You CAN'T’ HE HOUSE FROM BoOLe -C.vus-- YES 1 DID BuT You'RE BOInmG 7 -- You Be wome ONCE | a} : # bis hand. north. McPherson /;ol- drawing along side the as it smashed into the curb lewstead and Westminster ave- ree men stepped out, two of drawing revolvers. McPher- snatched at one of the weapons h was discharge@% the bullet gs through his fingers burn- The other revolver Pbrought down on his head, ig his scalp, and knocking him ™@ When he revived the men fantime, Calvin Wallace, 74 old, of 8709 Argyle place, med night watchman at the aig Motor Co., 2651 Lafayette We, reported that three men him up shortly before 9 took $14 from him, bound Bageed him, threw him into the ‘of a new car and drove out @salesroom. After some time € Was thrown out Oa FPros- avenue, a dimly-lighted street runs south from Market west of Grand boulevard. A 9 unbound him. RD PROFESSOR ASKS OR REVISION OF ALPHABET yodfrey Dewey Says Spelling Fewer Letters Would Save Billion Dollars a Year. Associated Press. BILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.—Re- mof the alphabet would save Mation $1,000,000,000 a year, Modfrey Dewey, Harvard Uni- ¥ professor, told delegates to English Language Congress Dewey offered a concrete Me for putting the system in- ect. The new system, con- bly in excess of 26 letters, include 24 consonants, 13 ‘ four diphthongs and a sign ~® word ‘“‘the,”” which in it- aes up 7 per cent of all the In “the printed page,” he the new system lone words Me spelled with a few let- Mh as “through” being ex- gin three symbols. Millions “e's less of print paper would ded, it Was said, and huge ‘ Would be saved in type com- “for phonetic spelling, de- ‘to shorten words, had been *arlier in the meeting. Dr. 8 plan provided for no "ein spelling with ‘present but suggested that the type Bets be called in to remodel ““—~e alphabet. "’r Plan for making the lan- *™ore understandable, of- Dr. Hahn Kurath of tstern University, recog- = the difference of pronunci- the Eastern, Western and * 8€ctions of the country Wided for dictionaries with Phonetic marking for ons. Nor Vv ACOIM! MSCORT KRASSIN'S BODY mire as Russian Is : ken to Cremation. “Slated Preas., : N, Nov. 27.—Fascists ap- pees the line of march to- oy the body of Leonid Kras- ~ *t Charge d'Affaires © in ~ 8Scorted by 6000 soviet abe Was taken to Golders & cremation. i A B® Slack Shirts, however, made 48 efforts to interfere. $ ashes will be taken to W for burial. Missouri Woman Puts - Turkish Cookery in Order Miss Sarah, Tuck Pries Into Such Mysteries of Oriental Cuisine as ‘Pleased Syltan’ and ‘Stuffed Liar.’ By the Associated Press. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 27.— The Oriental mystery of the Turk- ish larder, which produces such quaintly named dishes as “Fainting Priest,” “Stuffed Liar’ and ‘‘Lady’s Leg,” is to be clarified by an American food expert—Miss Sarah Tuck of Springfield, Mo., who was trained at Harvard University and in Simmons Technology School of Boston. ° Miss Tuck has inaugurated at the Stamboul Normal School Turkey’s first course in home economics, whereby Turkey's future teachers will spread American methods of housekeeping, cookery and thrift. The Government’s interest is shown in a speech by President Ke- mal before an association of res- taurateurs, in which he attacked the national habit of servigg a d0z- en courses at each meal and the profligate use 6f materials in the cgncoction’of each dish. A Westerner is likely to be over- come in translating a Turkish menu when he finds he is expected to partake of dishes such as ‘‘Pleased Sultan,” ‘‘Vizier’s Fingers” and “Noah’s Ark.” The national entree, ‘Pleased Sultan,’”’ dates from the time of Abdul Hamid II. Suffering gastro- nomic @énnui on one occasion, the Sultan ordered his chef to invent a dish that would tickle the royal palate. The chef, aware that his life was at stake, seized an eggplant from which he made asauce. This he poured over mincemeat cooked in oil. The Sultan cleaned the platter and smiled; hence the name of the dish. ‘ UNSETTLED TODAY WITH RAIN, WARMER; TOMORROW COLDER THE TEMPERATURES. - ™m @esseeeee?°® 4 DP. Micccceserd : * ‘ag) — *39 2 midnight... *40 p: l a. m *41 *Indicates street reading. Yesterday’s high, 40 (4:40 p. m.): low, 7 (7 a m.). ' sie Official forecast THE Army ANO for St. Louis and NAVY, TIED AND vicinity: Unset- tled today, with | rain by or before night, rising tem- perature; tomor- row unsettled and colder; fresh to strong winds to- day. Missouri: Un- settled today; rain by or before night; rising tem- perature in east portion; fresh to strong winds; to- morrow unsettled ‘and colder, | Illinois: Unset- ‘tled and warmer » today; rain prob- able; tomorrow unsettled and cold- er! rain or snow in northeast por- tion; winds fresh to strong, shift- ing. - Sun sets today, 4:40 p. m.; rises tomorrow, 6:59 a. m. This Week’s Weather Outlook. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Nov. 27. — Weather outlook for the week beginning Mnnday:: Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys and North- ern and Central Great Plains: Fre- quent alterations in temperature; much cloudiness and more or less precipitation, especially in north portion, ea ae el Leek hole helo) Coz 22 Below Zero in Canada. WINNIPEG, Nov. 27.—Tele- graph wires were snapped by the intense cold in Western Canada to- day. The mercury dropped well be- low the-.zero point. The Pas re- corded 22 below. It was 18 below in Winnipeg. HE WAITED T00 LONG FOR WALES TO SET UP THE BEER Bandsman Had Turned Teetotaler Before Prince Could Redeem Promise Made in India. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Nov. 27.—F. Deacon, a Norwood hospital attendant, had a glass of beer coming to him from the Prince of Wales several years but refused it when it came because meanwhile he had become an abstainer. Deacon was a bandsman in India when the Prince was touring that country. One day, after dinner, the Prince gave orders that a round of beer be served to the thirsty musicians. The supply ran out be- fore Deaceon’s turn came, whereup- on the Prince laughingly promised that Deacon should have his beer the next time they met. The Prince remembered the inci- dent when he met Deacon on a hospital inspection trip and _ told him that ‘“‘now was the time.” Deacon was embarrassed but firm in his refusal. “Tt is too late,” he said, “I have become an abstainer.” The Prince, with an understand- ing smile, passed on. . —~— TREMORS SHAKE IDAHO TOWNS Coeur d’Alene_ District Reports There Was No Matcrial Damage. Ry the Asrcociater, Press. . WALLACE, Idaho, Nov. 27.— Farth tremors were felt in the *oeur d'Alene district of Idaho at Pa p. m. today. Buildings were shaken in Wallace, Kellogg, Mul- lan and Burke, but no damage was reported. The disturbance apparently was most serious in Mullan, where dish- es were thrown from shelves. Boy, 14, Dies of Football Injurics. By the Associated Press. NEWTON, Kan., Nov. 27.-—Lin- ford Ewert, 14 years old, died here today of injuries suffered in a } jnior high school football game. TO SUE DEFUNCT BANK FOR STORM AD Fil i State Seeks $6000 Deposited ' at Perryville for Damage- Done in 1925. By. the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post -)-apatch, JEFFERSON CIT:, Nev. 27.— An effort to recover $6000 of State funds set aside for relief uf per- sons in Perry County, whose homes were damaged by a storm that swept Southeast Missouri March 17, 1925, but who never received the money because it is tied up in the defunct Perry County Bank of Per- ryville, will be made by the At- torney General’s Department through a suit to establish a pre- ferred claim against the bank’s assets. The State’s claim already has been approved as a general claim, which would entitle it to receive only a proportionate share of the repayments made in liquidation of the bank’s assets. A claim for priority involving full payment will be pressed in the Perry Coun- ty Circuit Court. The depositors have indicated they will resist such a claim in the courts. The 1925 legislature appropriat- ed $25,000 for relief of the storm sufferers in Missouri, and designat- ed Gov. Baker to distribute the fund. Baker allotted $6000 to Per- ry County and sent the money, May 1, 1925, to Henry W. Biehle of Biehle, Mo., presiding Judge of the Perry County Court, to be used in storm relief work in co-operation with the Red Cross. Although Biehle deposited the money in the Perry County Bank May 6, 1925, no disbursements had been made when the bank failed Oct. 9, 1925, it was said. There had been some friction, according to the Attorney General’s depart- ment, over Biehle’s suggesting an adjustment for damage to buildings On his farm, which was not ap- proved by Red Cross workers. The joint and concurrent resolu- tion passed by both Houses of the Legislature, appropriating the mon- ey, provided it was to be expended under the direction and upon the order of the Governor. The lat- ter, in alloting the money to coun- ties affected by the storm, stipulat- ed that detailed reports were to be made to him upon the use of the funds. TOO MUCH PUDDING ERASING BRITISH JAW, DOCFOR SAYS English Worst Fed People World, He Adds, Urging Exer- cise of Masticatory Muscles. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Nov. 27.—There is not one normal jaw in all of the British Isles, says Dr. Harry Camp- bell, who contends that the people of England are the worst fed of any in the world. Dr. Campbell took the view that the human jaw here had not been properly devel- pped, because of improper’ foods which did not compel the mastica- tory muscles to do their full share of work. “We are the one nation on earth today which insists on having a pudding a day,"’ said the physician before a National Baby Week Council, adding: ‘““‘We cut off our crusts and live on sponge and pulp.”’ : Contrasting suet pudding unfa- vorably with crusty bread and but- ter, Campbell urged parents to give their children more food which would give their jaws something to PRESIDENT "JUST LISTENED" WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.—Presi- dent Coolidge was told today by Ralph Arnold, chairman of the Re- publican committee of Los Angeles County, that that section of Cali- fornia wanted him for another term in the White House. Asked later what the response of in the President was, Arnold = said: “He just listened.’ ' MID WEST CROWD OF 110,000 SEES ARMY-NAVY GAME Vast Throng in Soldiers’ Field Stadium at Chicago Witnesses Football Class- ic Ending in 21-21 Tie. FIRST MEETING AWAY FROM EAST Biue-Coated Midshipmen and Gray-Clad Cadets March and Drill Before Cheering Multitude. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Nov. 27.—The Middle West today packed more than 110,- 000 persons into the stadinm at Soldiers’ Field to see the football teams of the United States military and naval academies—West Point and Annapolis—meet for the first time in history west of the Alle- ghenies. The weather was ideal. Long before the cadets and mid- shipmen swung into Michigan ave- nue to march to the field, the crowd began to gather in the sta- dium on the shore of Lake Michi- gan. And when the two schools ma:iched into the amphitheater, the eager thousands sent up a cheer which echoed across the field. Emotion reached its frenzied peak when the blue-coated mid- shipmen and the gray-clad cadets flung their columns onto the field in the colorful prelude to the game. They marched and drilled and wheeled to the music of the bands of the two schools, drawn up at either end of the field. Navy to East, Army to West. From the moment when the serv- ice men broke ranks and swarmed into their seats on either side of the stadium, the crowd moved and shouted and sang with the men it came to see—Navy on the east side and Army on the west. The vast throng that filled the stadium came in expectation of a sensational game, and its hi-xzhast hopes were far exceeded by the 21-to-21 tie. They saw what seemed an Irre- sistible Navy attack sweep into a two-touchdown lead in the early stages of the game on the wings of a dazzling aerial drive. As swiftly, in turn, they saw the Army fling its regulars into the fray to replace the _ tottering reserves. Strengthened, then, the Cadets launched a counter-drive that swept them back to even terms, then carried them to the front in the third period. The costliest and only outstanding ‘‘break’’ of the game—a fumbled punt by’ Rans- ford, substitute Navy fullback, that was converted into a touchdown by the alert Army end, Harbold—con.- tributed the second touchdown of the Cadets. Army Mule Meets Navy Goat. The crowd had a big moment when the Army mule and the Navy goat paid their respects to each other. The mule, a frisky animal, greeted with some disdain the long haired, long horned Navy Goat, and the goat returned the cool- ness with some of the most su- preme scorn ever registered before the movie cameras which recorded the event. The crowd was handled smoothly | and without an untoward inaidecnt despite its size. No sooner was the frame conelud- ed than the Cadets and MiJship- men were summon2d to their for- mations on the field ‘Che Navy de- parted first, in the darkness, pre- ceding because it was official host to this vear’s game The Army. followed and only the lighter colors in its uniforms wer» visible as the men paraded to their trains. The two student bodies left at once for Annapolis and West Point, although the teams stayed behind. Almost lost in the throng were the scores of notables who came to see ‘the game. Few of thousands got a glimpse of any but Vice Pres- ident Dawes who crossed the field from the Army. to the Navy side between halves to indicate his neu- trality. Secretary of War Davis and Secretary of the Navy Wilbur sat. respectively, on the Army and Navy sides, and Senators, Gover- nors, Mayors and assistant Cabinet secretaries also were in the throng. A Tale of Three Tickets Three Notre Dame football play- ers today saw the Army-Navy game for a total admission price of less than a dollar, or the cost of four gallons of gasoline. Johnnie Halpin, one of the Notre Dame lucky men, said ‘‘an angel in a general’s uniform” appeared to them on a lonely New York road and give them the ¢ickets. His teammates were more ex- plicit. They were returning from the Army-Notre Dame game In an automobile, they said, when they came upon an expensive car, evi- dently in distress, miles out in the country. Beside it stood a man Continued on Page 3, Column 2. MRS. HALL DENIES PART IN KILLING ~-OF MRS. MILLS Declares She Did Not Sus- pect Husband — Near Tears in Describing Her Vigil, Night He Was Slain WHY NO REWARD WAS OFFERED FOR SLAYER “It Would Have Been Inde- cent,” She Explains— Case Likely to Reach Jury Wednesday. By the Associated Press. SOMERVILLE, N. J., Nov. 27. —Mrs. Francés Noel Stevens Hall went to the witness’ stand today to add her dental to that, of her brothers, Henry and William Ste- vens, of any knowledge of the murder of Mrs. Eleanor R. Mills, for which all three are on trial. Mrs. Mills and the Rev. Edward W. Hall were found murdered un- der a crabapple tree on the Phil- lips farm near De Russey’s lane, New Brunswick, N. J., Thursday, Sept. 14, 1922. For two hours Mrs. Hall told of her confident belief that her hus- band was faithful to her and de- nied emphatically that she knew until after the killing that he was carrying on a clandestine corre- spondence with Mrs, Mills, a choir singer in his church. Cross-examination had just be- gun when the court was ad- journed until Monday, when Mrs. Hall will resume the stand with the opening of the final week of the trial. She testified for one hour and 42 minutes on direct ex- amination and had answered the questions of Special Prosecutor Simpson for only 18 minutes when the hour for adjournment arrived. Defense Likely to Rest Tomorrow. “Tt will take me quite some time,’”’” said Simpson when asked by the Court how long his cross- examination would require. Three or four minor defense witnesses are to follow the defendant to the wit- ness stand and, indications were that the defense case would be closed Monday about noon. The State’s rebuttal will follow with a possibility that the case will be given to the jury not later than Wednesday. Mrs. Hall was calm as she test!- fied. She spoke in a firm but low voice interrupting her examination once to cause the exclusion from the courtroom of a photographer who was trying to take a snapshot of her. Photographers were ¢x- cluded from the courtroom by an order from the bench issued yes- terday. Only once* did she trem- ble on the verge of tears as she told of her sleepless vigil as she waited for her husband’s return on the night of the murder. Cross Examiner Is Noisy. The prosecutor began the cross- examination in a loud voice that increased in volume as he proceed- ed. At one point he yelled: “You murdered then ?” Mrs. Hall com- posedly ans‘vered, ‘‘No.”’ “On the night of the murder, how long had you been married?” he asked. ‘“Sleven years.” “You saw no signs of your hus- band’s affection diminishing?” “NG.” “He never stayed out all before?” “No.” “And you were frantic because hadn't returned?” Mrs. Hall merely nodded. Simpson quickly passed to the visit to the church and to the Mills home. “You were frantic over your hus- hand’s not coming home, yet you never sent your brother upstairs to knock at the Mills’ door, nor made a single inquiry at the Mills home?” Mrs. Hall answered “No.” ‘The next morning you called the police?” “Yes.” . “And you asked if there had been any casualties?” Mrs. Hall said she did not re- call whether she used the word “casualties.” ‘Why did you use the word ‘casualty’ pressed Simpson, after drawing her attention to a detec- tive’s statement in which she was quoted as using that word. Mrs. Hall insisted that she did not re- member whether she had used just that word. “Hospitals would be the place to call in case of automobile ac- cidents, wouldn’t they?" “Yes.”’ Did Not Call Hospitals. “Did you call the hospitals?” rte Simpson flung at the witness: Continued on Page 2, Column 2. night he RS. FRANCES STEVENS HALL, who testified in her own de- fense yesterday, is shown approaching the courthouse with Tim- othy N, Pfeiffer, one of her lawyers, who preceded her on the witness stand. ie PAUaRER AS | | | | -s Morea: Rates a utetatae + steerer” ~—-Pacific & Atlantic Pho‘o. CITIES ALL RIGHT, FARM GIRLS SAY, BUT NOT FOR LONG No “‘Away From Soil” Tenden- cy Among 5 Young Stock Judges in Chicago. My the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Nov. 27.—*“Cities are all right to come to once in a while, for a vacation, maybe, or a stock judging coniest, but—no, we don’t want to live here.” Five girls, all expert judges of livestock and representatives to the Nation- al Congress of 4-H Clubs being held here in connection with the International Livestock Exposition, today thus expressed their prefer- ence for their farms and ranch homes to city life. There was none of the “away from the soil’ attitude about Helen Schafer and Marie Rardim, both of Alexandria, Ky., as they emphatically announced their preference for the open places. Marie, 18 years old, won fourth place in one of the stock judging contests yesterday. ‘I’ve lived on a farm all my life,”’ she said, “and I expect to stay there.’’ Helen, 16, echoed Marie’s sentiments. Helen’s specialty is judging sheep and hogs. She also has lived on a farm all her life. SHAW COACHES YOUNG ACTOR WHO IS TO IMPERSONATE HIM Puts More Irony Into TAnes Bur- lesqueiag Himesrlf in Another Forthcoming London Play. Copyright. 1926. by the Preas and Pulitzer Publishing Cos. (New Vora World and Post-Diasa'«S.) LONDON, “all of us in the show business must help each other,”’ and demon- strated it by writing some new lines for a young actor who I!s go- ing to impersonate Shaw in a forthcoming play, “His Wildcat,” by another author than Shaw. Shaw also told the actor how to make characteristic Shavian ges- tures. “Don’t pull your beard,” he said, “T never do that. Push back your mustache with the back of your hand and tug at your coat lapels. And don’t wear plus fours, because I hate them.” In the play occurs a scene be- tween Shaw and Hall Caine. Shaw complained that the words were not characteristic of himself. He substituted these lines: Shaw: When you open your lips, Hall, I se@m to hear the im- mortal bard himself. Caine (surprised): from you, George? Shaw: You deserve it, Hall, you deserve it. There are not two men who admire themselves and Shaw! This« you and L Nov. 27.—George |} Miss Bernard Shaw declared today that | member of an old and well known ' .for { ' ; MRS, J.D, FILLEY. SSTRIGKEN NOV. 15 DIES IN NEW YORK St. Louis Woman, Wife of of American President Manufacturing Co., Suc- cumbs at Hotel. Mrs. John Dwight Filley of 40 Westmoreland place, died at the Hotel La Saiie in New York at 1:30 p. m. yesterday after an ill- ness of about two weeks. Cerebral hemorrhage was the of death. Her husband and three daugh- ters who have been with her since she was first stricken on Nov. 15 were at the bedside and are ac- companying the body to St. Louis. They will leave New York today and are expected to arrive tomor- row. Mrs. Filley about Nov. 12, cause went to New York accompanying her husband, who is president ot the American Manufacturing Co., on a business trip, as she often did. With them went their three dausth- ters to spend a few days shop- Ping, visiting and attending the theaters. Two days after théir arrival, however, Mrs. Filley was striken with hemorrage. She ral- lied and was believed to be out of danger but yesterday suffered a sudden relapse. She ®was about 60 years old. ‘St. Louls family. other deserving charities and needy ‘Lieutenant of oncanother more sincerely than the age of 23. Gave to Charity and Needy. Mrs. Filley, who was formerly Fanny L. Douglass, was a She was a mem- of the Wednesday Club and many years had been promi- | in social and philanthropic circles. The St. Louts Children’s Hospital and the Episcopal = Or- phanage were institutions in which | She took especial interest and she | often made anon mous gifts to! ber nent persons. Acquaintances saiqd she was known for her readiness to respond to calls for help in time of sickness and misfortune. She succeeded her mother as a mem- ber of the Orphanage Board, giv- ing its affairs much of her time} and personal attention, and the | Ridge Farm was one of her gitts | to the Children's Hospital. | Mrs. Filley was married in St. | Louis Feb. 16, 1881. She had four | children, three of whom survive. Her only son, John Dwight Filley | Jr., was the first commissioned offi- | cer from St. Louis killed in the! World War. Serving as a First | infantry, he was | wounded at Chateau-Thierry June, 6, 1918, and died two days later at | In November, 1924, | IN MEXICO TC KELLOGG AID Assistant Secretary of State Olds Spread Tale of Bol- shevism, but Would Not Authorize It. ‘REGARDED AS MOVE TO SEVER RELATIONS Senator Borah Giad to Learn Who Is Responsible, and Congress Probably Will Take Some Action. By PAUL Y. ANDERSON. A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. — An alarming story of alleged Mexican efforts to foster Bolshevism throughout Central America, thus threatening American control of the Panama Canal, went out from Washington ten days ago and was published in hundreds of news- papers throughout the United States Although the character of the story was such as to arouse deep resentment against the Mex- ican Government, no authority was given for the statements it con- tainea. Responsibility for the story has been traced by the Post-Dispatch correspondent to Assistant Secre- tary of State Robert E. Olds. Not only did he make the statements upon which the story was based, but he took measures to insure their widespread publication. At the same time, he refused to take the responsibility for it, either in person or for the State Department. Senators were filled with as- tonishment and indignation wheh informed of the facts tonight. Sev- eral declared that Olds’ action un- doubtedly represented an attempt by the State Department to inflam» the American people against th Mexican Government, and to pre- pare public sentiment for ths breaking off of diplomatic rela- tions, which have become strained by the controversy over the Mex- ican land and oll laws. Inside Story of It All. Following is the inside account of what actually happened: A week ago last Tuesday the Washington Bureau of the three national press associations, which supply virtually every daily news- paper in the country, received a telephone call from the State De- partment, saying that Olds desire to see the heads of the assozia- tions in his office at once on a matter of importance. Upon thetr arrival, Olds pledecda the newspaper men not to quote him on what he was about to say, and then proceeded to make a statement. For more than a year, he sali, the State Department had bee. concerned over the relations he- tween the United States and Merx- ico, and those relations had now reached a very acute stage. “It is an undentable fact,” he continued, “that the Mexican Gov- ernment today is a Bolshevist government. We cannot prove it, but we are morally certain that a warm bond of sympathy, {ff not an actual understanding, extsta. between Mexico City and Moscow. “A steady stream of Bolshevist propaganda has been filtering from Mexico down through Cental America, aimed at property ~ights. and. desighed to undermine soctaty and rovernments as they are now constituted. We feel that this picture should be presented to the American people, and I desired to ask for your advice and co-o era- tion toward that end.” Refused to Sponsor Cha “It can very easily be done,’ 96 of the correspondents replied. “T, +t the State Department tasue « state- ment to this effect, over the sig- nature of the Secretary of State, and every newspaper in the coun- try will publish it.” Olds recoiled with an exclamation of apprehenkion. “Oh, that ts utterly impoasible,”’ he said. “Surely you must resize why the Department cannot afford to be in the position of directing such a serious statement against rovernment with which it is off. cinlly on friendiv terms” The correspondents politely re- frained from pointing’ out that the department seemed eager enough to have, the statement go out. so long as the responsibility was laé@ at some other door. 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| ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SCXDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 PAGE 2 WHITE STAR LINE [ Mrs. Hall Does Not Recollect Saying “They Must Be Dead” 3 McCaster asked | official cirsies ! om me ——) for @ while, looking on ‘Then be face. Mrs Hall? Tie- Up With Nicaraguan Case. ‘4 Che . Cantineed from Page Que. . tg@id her he was goimg to see aheuc “We.” - a wd, IS SD 10) ROYAL You were frantic. and yet you Mrs. Hall’s Approved Photograph ‘he Mills Silie Mrs. Hall testi-' gtare’s witnesses have testified) “ a oe See Rego goad os =a RT heed This was between 7 20¢/:nar Mrs. Hull's face showed a "#9® SUC parr. Pagal decrees dida't go to the hospitais?” is a — — -- — fhed. that the State , a 7:30 o’cleek. she said. scratch as she went to her hus-/ *® Be eancunecement forwaried te the “id net seem to think that ) ; ‘. o oo . Leperimeni Gud decided ico “tug | band’s burial and tkat Henry. proceedings fer Fiall g | TOCeMRA TT . Mpoee 3 ae cosa Fs" oe What Happened in House. _aize the Government of doit: rh. tall 2. night of a eae om Si 3 * After he had gone. she said. sie Carpender carried away packages % President Diaz ™2 "22 of ps i ete : = | + , ; : 7 jsut Pramces Voorhees to bed about that seem fe 5 eppeniad (© the Euhted Sater pos. wireless 9 o'clock, Then, Mrs. Hail, said| Henry Carpender denied on the : he pI ) 3 : ~ ff -_ ao e eS ae eee she went Ggck downstairs and sat. stand. ce ip that country. em* Secre | ‘ iM bil M ieee Tait } | : | | 3 S ; “| & the Beary. Mrs. Hall said Held Back No Information. | cary Gf State Zeliogg failowed gi | West milaster. Nhy yxt presume A Be ses ? Me ; ee ie * z oy: : jne of the maids aiways Mrs. Ball said she never had’ +» warning thar be Unite Stare! The Bot 3a3 . a y oF | gh Mar eS osed the shutters In her Some ooncealed or “held back” from i-| s..ernment was concerned over, Sou of the ame, 4 about 19 o’cieck at aight She said vestigators any Information te aid; -. cic: intervention” ' Nacar | ime will pre she could nag recail the ciesing af them in sel-cing the erime. | hut that she seemed ta remember ploy semeone to have charge of the ‘hat arms were being s@ippec from sken 4 that ¢ither Barbara Tough oF case. Mrs Hall said. amd she eB) sosico tg Nicaragua to aid to Hb thorough owded ie hat the Roya And you say all 3 n ti RS. FRANCE EVENS had this pictur made to prove he ha pesmaiy iaueR 45169 murder? “I certainiy did.” go effietal had bees found wv" ests assert that twe & Mats fhree Deputy Sheriffs eared St hele es: tem bers he murders was ti | that news photograp hs had made her look like terrible, ugly, * @ynamitine and a0tIrr hreveht nome ta the ~'igen« rriehore .-at they were with - ~ ¢ 3 > ” Si: > Se oe D ¥ NEES EINE ER RRS Wpeoptte 2, See |, ithe itera i co. sught there?” " hought | ™emy to the mee t that bei = : bie to Ra wack he ears susband pew your brother, Henry?” something can sof ae done abew that after Jan. I the a poctiage tie, Cedric and Adriatic are among have been notified.” rn agape mee Pay ye tree What “i fe {tr sen oe, Ae ay 7c , Very friendiy.” ; ee eee Dv p.srtment’s practice of | eign rivais im Mexico of = —— = Be — ts the large ships se/d. ‘You “M.3-'t think the cei: : ‘ ” - _ > an sl , a _— tad » ds ii — , Pile oo > | — ~2 | ‘Someth ung has been said about "2 "8s cu: tos’ 'te and anecnrymeu- ican etl com panties will ell te toon a they were the thetr Created By the Elder aangne. waa such ag to make his identitic: ins . ue 2) » th soun ™ = ‘ sai —s* | the sext morning. Mrs Hemry Stevens sot atiending your oropaganda igainst government: ing with the friemdiy eta w e a rfare.. in that the The jer Morgan created the In- | on impossible?" “No.” Brook : o upon + ) 7uthortt.s through 306 ships to American registry : tr he same answer. a0: ind not takin F the ir husband to tak ew n . : tO ‘rove vast try would be edie te work it into suppasediy friendig aation while |: " of the! own. could cot enar Other ship companies also were {rs Ha lenied that «new festivities ers of te co ration ~—T , iis este ON wae YES SOM. |"hee sews dispatches without a! jeclinine to aecerent the respenm || iting a Bence +76 quiet. but they frit , . asl TSicmoer wt ©! mouting & to the State Degart | silitw te them Trmiess | am mis tod: | - mn ‘hat + irgwer cord it mer- taken over in clued ‘ . ' h ~ Red Star ,7 ee my ; tre ris r« ~ # ; zs 72 ‘ +e ma ; Bes " vy . TT “4 a — 2a , > od i °s Pa : : i ; Mais , c : 7 the Levland Pomin imeg | Mad not said th she could “shoot };... +he aumme ; om os “aie tf three rears.” ay mee Sie VSrore Hopped ment He asked how ip their cpt Oe ee eee a : : oo aot to them tha* Bircer wae but the Stay re the Inter- | "he heads off rattleenakes.” ny camps in the southern pa Where did | go in 1 te a oo ae, oe me Sa Sea oe TIRE VAI UES GREA .z of a warring ‘action They national in. gres strengt >. ft eet we adtourt« ant 7 ~* “a, ‘YY as a! gia? cas We Mma ie oe ee te i ie ; oe a 2 ’ ss aoe , i i+¢ Lie ctininasel of inte couniry ; - MS kno « obbas Por vears and me - Monday impsen was abou Oe hn 8 ; Sa i] the ifn 13 ee —s ~~ tons ne of them repileet thar itt cer Geasranteed. bDecked by the manufacturers; ‘ = ~ : promise *e bent + we ‘ ; ais sittgt ree ee soa 3 as hen ! sked —— Pt a | t pg... “- > ished. (Call and see for yourself. as = i : . STILLMANS. vas BEDI IN AND fuestion the & os ont an ‘> down to the imp” » 4 "3 lars irs Milis am ‘cad Se e tiniy Would be ridiculed by ihe enuine burgains. Must be closed : = ar Mores Into Harrtebarg af ee A conve atic with Prosecuta : Nien "Rita: “ a ‘Did nything unusual happen! ~. ." nig te 'was, gring) when bs ~ditars of the inera: aewspa pers - , ile _ Tire. Oversize ( ~~ j then. despite T “se “ore RHINELANDER OUT OF “406 ee gee eee gine, lends for a visit.” that day “Na.” eat a ae ee oe eee What wouid they da.” Oids ther Go iew. Mail ly : = the war moved eastward t direct examination } rt 7 } e agp top — @G Gor sneOW asked ‘if it were said that a Mes meen et . . , . | related that she was bo ie rhe State has contended that the , that Hall meen th | “an fostered Boish ‘ VULLANEING BALLOONS, ALSO 5. 6. 7. § EXCH TIRES 'Y own town Today the New York Social Register Has 20,- ape oe es . ge mapa 4 Pee eae : | Did vc SS iiieie iectis _s | Sac le ‘Shevist GeSMORs sewied mechanics and modera mold cquipment enabies us te me citizen fecis that the sit- 600 Names, Inciuding Many s , 2 yea Lz toh ee 4 ‘ta , Bete a a ed on _ n Cen'ras America Was Menacing ostwear your tire, or refund rou cost of repair. Big nicage # ‘s not onip erttieal bet New coomer~. I an . @ Let — ‘ ira rtf , : mn | , | hee 10me all night. ur cConire of the Panama Casai ¥ WIRE. DISC : . Ae Critica) be use he ex. Br the Associated Press SruUnSwWickK, . , Le! he Wa: (esea goss ; ioe : i} id My fe hasn't been home ne of the correspondents said dun = S repetition of the recent NEW YORK. Nov. 27 all oy Ths _ a “a ith eye rea : ny OO et ee ee ee _ —s a apt ge . ee Sen — ec eiihe li@ repiied, maybe they've " Reugn! mow “f ther would - a 0 mess. hopeless becwzuse Bir forty-first amnual edition of the inday sch ¥ in the Chereh | M: a m Sept. i¢, th as | r gone to Coney Lsiand.’ — miied him—hopeless because New York Social Register 22 SS SVS ESN Mrs Hall ne : risked Au oy: agi ——————— gs? on iid he say anything about their | 4 DVERTISEMENT | —— confessed helplessneas of the Government—Hopeless be taining the mames of a 4990" 1 YRich (ae Me te Seats ri sas e worn tior } —s ~¢ i ._ a . PE aa. ast AOU havin lor ; MeCarter asked. | a eneeseene : % composed of more than 20,00 /t#r. although she was a communt-|ny-pand spent in isleford. Me in “5&4 luncheon and then went to “No.” she replied Gas Heat for ae ; ai Phe feels Gov Small will persons, appeared today, marke: ere a “m op °c Fea Im me f 1922 e said they) _ bid 2, igre a i ab pests hae al Continuing fer stery a re! ¥ Dy hie decision not to offer © oy¥ the omission of Mrs. Irving Ber- “ene wm: - gt —s “ : : a - ‘ a5 ; Ney Rrynewicl ae oe ee n - Pi agus B es ry * he y af r | = | Ev Home! , q bein This mma consensus | Wearing . Ee a IR EA i ne TT ecm, Mem.) iin tel ery . _ * weed Dy ‘ocal business men od 5 lim, formerty Ellin Mackay, the *“*** “*¢* ” mart estimor showed ' — : . James A. Stillmans and Leonard ‘Bunton sae senda Husband. st the vacation tasted untfl nea: ee ee ee ase 4 shoned Mr HSail’s : ; fx ' = ~Mispateh reperter Hie car Kip Rhinelander | She declared hat imeugnoeut |+he end af Sentemh ee ee __ ees in Jersey City. and met both Ne Matter Where You Live You . ae i? ! 3 P Sentiment tm well expressed | boys gm Omission of the Stillmans ts tn their married fe an - he bine ‘Did you notice that your hus- | viv hushand cam ay PR Ss 4 irs. Voorhees and another siste: Can Now Have the Convenience | a | fi 4 W J Blackard president of their sug spite of the fact they have resumed of his death Hall wa pow and. while at ‘ford o- bie ce . a T e oooe runswic, ef City Gas Heat. fe SS ify, a ary “lub. the town's domi- | me Money Ati 400 Wen an wwess ha Lad : ioe Y i | OT Zanization “There t# noj depart thelr married life Rhinelander’s husband. She noticed no chan etfters from M , maa » Al 3 the railroad > : annulment proceedings caused him ' “tude tow: a fe Sain “Me Balla A.woarald cians | USS them homme for tunch. 4 remarkabie acw iprention : ' i = appeal to a crook for pro -|the fame to be dropped from the list snd never suspe ted an exchain When 4 pee ieee eee tien gag is Ce ee She said she telephoned Senator Ofimgs te every home the warmth against crooks™~ he said | Million mearringes tm the last year ameng o ‘eters Detween Mrs. Mis ANG | tetts Siensepe chiected ta the! en ataw aith bar that a * | lorance te ask him te came to 42d comfort of gas heat without i 20 use to ask for Stat | ao the socially prominent fell from "fr urban ner than their cor- | suestion n@d Mrs. Hall then was ni OB. tl ag pr eel . tia pa between the heav} expense of piping or in- w'li not be forthcoming Th- ) Brigadie $13 to $847. the ovoublishers an- ‘Spon ocean CHIN & , Sk ed Hay rot enre een as Kah Of ey va a : bs o. oe 900 . 2 . 3 ai s,s ies . stallation. This new t¥pe af pert ” Sead sow It proha bts | Com mar neuneed. An unus i..l¥ owe num- * he 7 wed ‘ —— fi , , lé 7a ' no i ifom > an ;oocs 6S “a all to abie heater makes and bares ite own ae The cate chien we | Halpin de - rer > . -- : ana > : | . . wee Be ber af newcomers from other cities ~ | wasions of vou tisha n Fleas = | inst ME 2 . she telephoned , t is simple to operate and . , . : i hope and wait.” B66 : costs less than 2 cents an Soeur. me ' 4 =A Beinted out that the everasg- 20 ROR 5 ARR SO ROI : a _s “> : t * ; o i. - . . : ‘ 2 : ; 2 ; . +. ~* , "> : . ro irs ‘ i. J by sg « ’ ay ° + ; . : 1 i a8 ’ Ss . See. ‘ : a4 iad 2 Ye v : = ‘ ete f ; —— » 3 . * y _ = ‘ " * “ . } et i of —— on . _ . ei! . os? ‘spa e > Q . “a - . - ih tee Senennt Teicsiieaia hscrag i ane i a id that i s believed something a oT . 7 of numerous rifies “TI i in ; 7s ” i 4 s OT ; : 7} : . ; ; » ‘" 7 atern ce ey : : Pict aet7i Pe | s* ’ s ? 7 “ar z e M- rr, " : tor : ou want +@ baa . home guardadg they wer held. Blair died of a cere- Teen St 3 Poe — ) iA greg Pes ~ | Pranmee yorhees, and while sitting| wy oe. ow eT og take advantage f this generous of- e | + : The Stale guccessfull obtecied = ‘Ves.” " ee a eo ee . ad to them. ‘Dent tell me -; . Seg ' ie. sore bell in Harrisburg. bral hemmorhage after his antomo- to. im luction, of tesimeny tha! » “me - | here «he | rd the telephone rin: , is ae 8 eg write tedar te the Sunshine Be ee ane bile collided with a safety zone r jail and Mr. Hall's “ r aa” wis iz ‘ond | ee : Lamn Coa.. 3751 Sunshine ) te do with ty the post. Surviving are his widow. a bh; ji "ey eearn ina! , , , anaes ’ . . maid. she went to an: - © Raa i d ef | Kansas City. Ma fang ¢ pve et ft : ' +] ISNA ‘ i aS ‘hat sie |earne her - = een, Donald of St. Louis, and two hia checkhbeo! ‘hat wm at - hj mem her: , , re + | ren, “4d the telenhone ”’ , uo ee a ee haze * 2 sah OPPOTTURITY lor agents. Re. a . ‘, . : ’ eo rit $i " : ; . be 5a i e pha : $i} na | re“ 5 aDSout ? 2 cC10cEsk : . : Set Ween two perty daughtera, Mra John W. Haley of monev had heen ithdrawn fra; ea.” “Tee” aid ‘t oe ls , } of , : ee ae we | Sete afternoon The witn young punke—i.a! bore Sang «ar won't move tr Madisen, W ie... and Mra. J) P the Sack Se a sat I , . athe... : . : = a ; = " _ . : , wer Heard of Low TOTS. ee a = ae c : th Rev “on- ; “iis Pearson Je. St. Loui ES oe 2 nS oadlbon so ing she Res ae con- ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee a — _ ‘aes te supsert | i iy ' ou Bnew of letters offered .. id wae ott an Bernardsville by tele- 1 ; ; @* : ’ rnen _ rh : ' >) ry ; — ee ; “i = , oe : . —_ mid ¢ ste: tee Ans shel? ~ ve 2 ‘ . howls . h : ss ‘ Lue ece house things ;* fed paity te be The Polltger P bl t-te ; : Z * z es willing again ba «| He Had Been Patrolman 206 Years re len Rat dais mae or in t ame 6 tl th — teatiti lowhes” beat tees oP ae eee 4 Sireers word tha! there shail and Guard Since 19 seen tienry Stewens sin: iMHtker rs Syne sar ‘Did vou hear anvthin on a tnink James Mills testified Mewhe- Andit B — «cw! ‘pines. i | a ° ho. & ew ‘ P ot _ : ’ ve] ’ a 3 iit rti +h ? et -—ivt - ~ in = . : “* q Tr nes * * 1 34 fe ore Py ge siaying sntil ' = : . Sed wai an xf a , _oai Tou saic § him hefore the on, a 2. ek pote othe ae —_ | . ' > ts Ps] ne confi for ‘Hn Peter R. Manion, €3 years old. tg her home the day the bod Souse POU Henne of ihe Giney't nin ce te Se _ bodies were found. ‘They must be |‘ lied to the use fp- republinetion of ail | CAP CORPORATION, 50-52-54 West Sins trom a tnd « aa $ 5 -_ ; _— ; , . — . ; 2125 5i7k4 . Pe rieaai iisieneca % . . oon 7 - CAP * peremas for 46 ‘years, aad me foun She said ; a ee e the telephone con: neath 3 Tead. " McCarter said “De you | ~ mete i the : sino he | , Segguauag ee Bassas ” worship And the bere ® prisem guard at Newstead Avenue brother and husband wer ~: ny ime at 'sleferd or er sie elise iiss” remember saying that?” “1 . do | = 7 ee ee. = ~—— * . 2 . * ot ~ ey t on — ; . a oes if Pe od -' ¥Siing Lace of ‘er us- 3 ° repubiication al dispatches co Be. on a tert — ve MACS . -* FOCR Be se Oath ” ' — - a a . and Mrs Vv _ t . 4 nat ~” (are aise a oa all : - - . , ny street corner. : " : — . ee . i mG & 1 iis netifie TB acces . — — — of iit health, died yester: rillie - anythin ccurr n . Wh ny. SAR, die oe Wile Mevens had « revoive +t ? : ’ . . 7 : 4 ¥- S 25 « a . ~ a oh rm S ii aa es ; Titi ¥ . il? te fied th neit . later. He ts survived by his widow | it. ’ — ans — 2 oe None ; r . oy, r ae ee nor i C ae pau cal — 3 : 4 ea ne Ceenie® fur ; nin os 24a VOU ny ye bat as *);' ™ Cme and then ther went tn * aTy Varpe t anyone | ; ) s Mra. Catherine Manion, two OTR | Was your husband a devoted . Bau i , e2 : ml brary Seca er be ms n Gaede aut Ghee a tg: eee ene Sealers | ‘wl-tike heart through imct. ana ' now a are. th parent pinc» of | 48a she fp ' mes ; . Cine t an Gall Da: ; —_s three daughters He ‘ined’ husband” AeOluteiy. Ra . chegy " ven ; omy - ‘ ei he a Ass U il Le . here acB

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* za e 4 5 SENT TO VATICAN Gammey R Court of Archdiocese of Wealliiuns 1 r ANT , Br the Hana . a 3 | on | BOMB, Nov. 27—cy ; parri, Papal Secretary of Rees. Helpless and Hope- 'as’ Williamson and . - forwarded to the Holy Bas proceedings for annulment Jin in Illinois, Offi- ; Say. marriage of Marcons, ¢ the wireless invention, to ya O'Brien, as investigated ang » ue DYNAMITERS -GO UNPUNISHED pif. oy mended by the Archdies W est minster. eS. The Rota has not begun # gion of the case, and con time will probably elapse decision is reached. -aken. this wzubject is thorough discuscion when ate meets next mon.h.” © Swanson Reserves Comm Senator Claude Swanson gf. ginia, ranking Democratic = at — » ber of the Foreign Relations & H ¥ rg Still Shae miliee, suid O¢ Hag nit vwy ion of that sort of business, it ‘ “Barrel-Hearted” deemed it impolitic to ga. . > bed Birger’s Promise this time becapse of the , situation existing an Senator Burton EK. Whelt Dew (Dem) of Montana, hero of # Daugherty investigttion tpn said: a “] was positive that ¢ been inspired by somebody ip@... State Department Olds’ . a makes it perfectip pisin that State Departmen! i trying to 4 pare public opinion~in thig try for a break in our diplom ‘lations with Mexico bat would stoop to inspire such @ as this. while refusing to sponsibility for it te ch tic-of the course whfch it hag sued ever since Frank B became Secretary of State. “You can take it from me @igy ip commenting something wil] be sald about Bn, business on the floor of the { ate soon aff? Congress convey Foreign-Owned Oil : ssociated Press. * PIEXICO CITY, Nov. fe jough the foreign oil snies in Mexico choose to ak of mystery around intions regarding the oil and land laws, sources usually well formed and close to both the ican Government and the oil ! ests assert that two foreign-o oi] companies have fallen in i with the Mexican Governms lregulations. These are El Ag Rela jand La Corona, respectively — uy (British and Dutch companies th- | Mexico of the Royal Dutch ned | group. ’ pub The attitude of the Amm@ pres | companies apparently fis a di bU!A |} tion not to accept the new lrenounce the protection United States Government. If La Corona and E) Aguila accepted, and the American panies do not accept, it will that after Jan. 1 the biggest] eign rivals in Mexico of the ican oil companies will be ops ing with the friemdly consef® the Government, while the @ ef the American “companies | be subject to confiscation by) Government under the new 4 lations. : Peso Reaches New Low The value of the silver p terms of gold reached a new mark today, touching a discow 15 per cent. Later it rece somewhat and closed at 18.4 James R. Sheffield, Amg ambassador te Mexico, whe been visiting in the United today returned to his post GREATEST IN CITY cturers; fresh stock, no seconds or as only by comperison will you app eut. as in the future we le excl Oversize Cord, 30x31. Cl., $7.50: 25: 20x5.77. $17.00; 33x6.00, §18.00, le No advanced payment required. Ns. ALSO b. 6. 7. 8 INCE TIRES equipment enables us to guaran : of repair. Big pdditional mileage given Z DISC WHEEIA REPAIRED. friize to stop syueraky wheels, for all rine our expert your rim and wheel AND PINE. LANDELL 2363. . ® n . le =. stati Correspondent of the | Post Dispatch. BURG. ih... Nov of atili another cornty to a “nowledged ctherr > coping with the war be- =the Birger with the resnit that the pow can machine-gun om in three [ltinolts co:intiesr f security from arrest Attorney Fl xta of Saline on the g of a home here and the 1 wounding of eiay, af wel) as che wounding sg@ore proprietor the day be- Geciarec that he and Sheriff Miwere POWerless to apprehend h the perpet:ators or‘ to the recurrence of such He said the county was «a> as Williamson and counties, which nereto beer the warecone of the ganes fhree Deputy Sheriffs Smal! pointed to the fact we hae onty three jepucres to fain order in a county whose 6 $96 equare miles ~ontaining ston of 40 007 He that a recent order of mtr Court cut his salary WG Vee {3 Slreun " tinthe fut7vre he wouid have moni, to $1: tC ait ties instead of the present twe men It. Maly “ign the from i? 1 4nk of : Gynramiting and ootinrp brougnt home to the sitizens arriebure saat they were with myrotection in the midst of a EY. Heretofore they were paai to view the warfare, in Rtighboring counties, with a and disinterested eye. ley Birger. -earte~ of one and @ citizen of Harrisburg. ahouneed in a local newspa- the had establiched a “pro- ate’ over the toun and that deer tn the Shelton or mobs" would not dare to ror r olest any one mder ettion They renlized ‘hat ml authorttices through no hf thei; own. could not gnar- Peace 94 quiet. but they felt Mthat ‘irger cold [It mat- poo to them tha* Pirgwer was ofa warring faction They mown him = for vears and Perm. .8 a promise lept tt Moves Into Harrisburg. then. despite T ie “pro the war moved eastward WY own town Today the citizen feels that the sit- fs not only critical but Critical because he ex- B repetition of the recent miners. hopeless because Bir Hed him—hopeless because confessed helplessness of the Government—Hopeless be- Rhe feeis Gov Small wil! by hie decision not to offer help. This is the consensus 4 by loca! business men to ‘Dispatch reporter sentiment is wel) expressed W J Blackard. president of mary Club. the town’s dom}. ganization “There is no appeal to a crook for pro &fainst crooks.” he said tis no use to ask for Stat: *wili not be forthcoming Th- his bad now. It probabty Worse The only thing we lf hope and wait.” Minted out that the averag: man would prefer to take of bullets rather than hur' Ns business by the stigma law Says He'll Stop it. Perhaps is the most op 2 Harrisburg “I'll stop "town business.” he said Be war surrounded by hie _companiment of armed of numerous rifles. “I'l! home guards’ if they More hell in Harrisburg. > “This iast flare-up had todo with my gang or the "ang for that matter It between two petty YOUng punks-—iical boys eS’ ang ar won't move in M® the young men of the — STOO ESS IREKEFPER ATIONS MADE 1D CHEAP WOOK: Seing to be good.” le willing again to *8 word that there shal! “4 Mher confines. for the “fering from a bad «se Worship. And the hero is LABEL IN C€ BION, 50-52-54 West 17 es BES ESB ES a8! ————— any street corner, list ne “Why he has a heart like you wil! hear It is ot * heart they are speaking, ‘riously enough that .t ped Way of speaking Sained his reputation for w -tike heart through {f1ci- .* the following: Yester- M talk of the recent shoot- : a Store—Fourth Floor ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 27.— 1¢] pleas. | and Sheltor | Ls os, S —By a Post-Dispatch Staff Photorravhe. ing was rife in the crowded st* ets Birger apwoeared, accompanied by a crippied boy, Arthur Parks. In and out of stores, through the crowded streets, went Birger, the feared gunrfan. taking up sub- scriptions. to send the boy ‘ft- ed Birger savs Hundsaker 1s at war with another smal! cane coin- posed of Harrisburg men Birger alleges that the war is a fight over liquor So does Sheriff Small and others who say they know it +s the accepted opinion that ‘ese men have seized this time to get- tle their differences in the hope that the disturbances caused wil! be attributed to the Shelton or Birger factions. Armed men are becoming *o™m mon in the streets of Harrisburg An automobile in which a man sits in the rear seat armed with a submachine gun is no uncommcn sight. .Birger’s home on the West Find of Poplar street is a veritabie arsenai On the East End of Por. lar street there is another hous~+ in which armed men sit, waiting and ready It is the house of Z. A. T. Leitch. Deputy United States Marshal! here which was fired on last Saturdav and Sunday nights. In this con nection if might be said that Leitch is a close friend of Prohibition Agent l°inke, working out of the East St Louis office, who incurred the enmity of Hundsaker when he searched Hundsaker’s auto (for liquor last September Finke was in Harrisburg Saturday and con ferred with Leitch a few hours be- fore the shooting MID-WEST CROWD OF 110,000 SEES ARMY-NAVY GAME Continued from Page One. wearing the insignia of a Brigadier- General. His car was out of gas so the boys gave him four gallons from supply. They word no money and as they prepared to depart he handed them three of the famous pasteboards for which a million persons were scrambling. The officer told them he was Brigadier-General M. B. Stewart, Commandant of West Point. But Halpin doesn’t believe it even now. He insisted today that it was an angel. their President Listens in on the Game at White House. WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.—Presi- dent Coolidge forsook his afternoon work at in on the usual his radio to game ‘in Saturday desk to listen the Army-Navy football Chicago. Prevented by Govern- ment business from being on the sidelines, he tuned in and listened the play-by-play story of the game. SIX PERSONS FINED $1490 FOR POSSESSION OF LIQUAR Six persons were fined a tota! of $1490 yesterday by Federai Judge Davis on charges of pos- session of liquor. Among them were John Beck and his wife Poldi, eased upon payment of fines of $250 each Reck was arrested at his home, 1209 Dammert avenue, Jan 17. and his wife was arrested at home Jan 26 Thomas J Shepperd. residing near Conway and Mason roads, St Loutis County was committed to jal! at St Charies on non payment of fines totaling $425, assessed by who were re- Federal Judge Farie for posses. Bion of liquor. accept | ‘should call it off Humane Society Says ‘Scat’ to Cat Ad Scheme Cherokee Merchants Face Arrest if They Loose Tagged Tabbies, Collected at 25 Cents a Head. WANTED—5000 cats 25 cents advertisement seemed to Promoter W. L. Moore to be the kitty’s meow. In fact, he liked the idea so much that he spoke of it fondly as “the tomcat’s whiskers” when he proposed his scheme to the Cherokee Business Association. It was as smooth as cream. The Business Association wanted to advertise its Christmas sales. Al! the boys in the Cherokee neighbor- hood from Broadway to Grand boulevard wanted to earn nickels The alleys were full of cats. Well, then—let the boys gather in the cats. ict the association pay the boys and keep the cats. Did the Cherokee business men catch the vision ? They did. The cats would be eoncentrated i. a vacant store at 2747 Cherokee street. Then, on Saturday night, Nov. 27, at the witching hour of 12, the cats would march forth, each bearing a tg on a string about its neck. adver- tising the Christmas bargains to had from Cherokee street mer- chants Down allevs and alovrg sidewalks, across back fences and porches, the cats would scamper making the night merry, hymning the praises of Cherokee street mer- chants. Cat. Alas—there paper Ss hed ed he Become Refugees. was a cootie tn the catnip, as Promoter Moore says When the advertisement for 5900 rats appeared in local newspapera consternation spread along Chero- kee street Housewives could heard calling: “Kitty, kitty, kitty, come tnto the house this minute!” Cats vanished miraculously into kitchens and basements, safe rom greedy, small boys Cats hid rarace pits and climbed telephone poles Thev wanted no part in a sale campaign Up to noon yesterday the Bust ness Association had gathered only four cats The price has gone up to 25 cents a cat Groups of youngsters. thelr cupidity aroused by the new price set out to find the family tabbies and spirit them away but at a late hour cats were coming in slowly. and scratching every foot of the way The cat shortage was the least of Promoter Moore’s worries Ex ecutive Secretary R F Sellers of the Humane Society of Missouri hand reat the cat advertisement He called on Moore and members of the Cherokee Association Friday and warned them that such a proj ect was itiiega) cruelty to animals “The cats won't go home tf vou turn them into the coid streets at midnight.” said Sellers. “They'll! satay out all night Jail VYawns: President Grow!ls. “Cats stay out al) night any wav.” said Moore “We're keeping them warm and “feeding them milk. and at midnight Saturday thev leave us.” Ninety three members of the as- sociation held a meeting night to discuss abandonment of the stunt President Harry Schueasier. a dry goods man 0orf °71h Cherokee street. said they He reminded his fellow merchants that Secretary Sellers had threatened to arrest al! the officers of the association ff they turned the cats loose Who be iy) was going to pay the Pied Piper . ‘ | Moore and President Secord of 23703 West Pine arat~d., Friday | Promoter Schuessier of Cherokee street? had an argument Schuessier became angry and resigned His place as head of the Cherokee Business Association was taken by William Steidel. an insurance salesman and a pro-cat advocate. A vote was called and Steidel carried four-fifths of the association with him. “On with the stunt,’ said they. Yesterday, Secretar) newed his warnings. Promoter Moore remained determined. He took a jocular view. “Judging by the number of cats we've got now,” he told Sellers, “we can personally escort each cat to tits bome, or send it home ip a taxi- Sellers re- cab.” Everybody Determined. “Turn those cats out at your peril!” replied Sellers, “I am go ing to back our ambulance to the door and if you release the cats we shall shoo them into the am- bulance.” As night grew on and more cats came in (kittens), didn’t count and were sent home), Promoter Moore sighed. He’s from Kansas City where they have vision. “It’s a good stunt,” he said, “I pulled it in Americus, Ga., and got 200 cats. South Bend gave me more than 100 cats. If those Humane Society people would only look upon this thing humorously.” Slowly the number of cats grew to 15 and then to 23 and then to 26 As zero hour aproached Se! lere was determined, Promoter Moore was determined, and the Cherokee Business Association wast determined Officers announced they would go to jail rather than spoil) their advertising campaign But many were sad to think that it fs so much easier to catch a vision than it is to catch a cat LAWYER SUED FOR DIVORCE Lyn W. Secord Deserteo Her His Wife Charzres. Suit for divore tion, has been filed alleging deser- Mrs. Claire boule- Secord, for- They sep- States. last vard against Lyn W mer St. Loui: attorney the petition vear Mrs. Secord its a daughter of the late Malcolm Macbeth. rea) estate operator CREOLYPTU cy A perfect emulsion of recognized ingredients te stop coughs — sooth irritation ~ bose For and adults. At your druggist—Only 50c. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28. 1926 BROTHERS NLA - CHARGED. WITH -$25000 SH St. Louisans Among Victims | of J. Goldberg and J. Friedman, Arrested in Trenton, N. J. Charged in warrants with using ‘ne mails to defraud mercantile cancerns in St Loule and severa: other cities of approximately %25.. v00, two men are under arrest in Trenton, N J., and will be taker ¢ Springfield. [11., for tria) The prisoners said they were Jo- | seph Goldberg and Joseph Fried- man, brothers-in-law, of New York | Gu:dberg ts al- | and Philadelphia seged to be the same “.!. Goldberg” who conducted a dry goods store at 212 West Main street, Collins- ville, Ill. from May 19 to Oct 19 , fast. The arrests followed an investi- gation by B. F. Hargrove, St. Louis agent of the Nationa!) Credit Men's Association, who received com. plaints that merchandise shipped on credit to the Collinsville store shortly before it closed and never paid for, had disappeared along with the proprietor. Some of the merchandise. it war tearned, had | been transferred from the store to ‘an address on Pennsvivania ave nue, rast St. Louis, and from there had been shipped to Chicago and Trenton One of the complainants is Mey- er Hurwitz, East St. Louis jeweler. Two men, who told him they con- ducted the Collinsville 4ry goods store, purchased a diamond ring and a watch from him and offered checks as partial payments, Hur- witz taking a mortgage on the jew- elry for the unpaid balance. The customers looked prosperous, but Hurwitz was suspicious, and next day, Oct. 19, he visited the Collinsville store. He found a sign, “closed on account of death” on the window. The floor was littered with empty packing cases. The shelves were bare. The checks received by Hur- witz from the men were worthless. He swore out State warrants charging the men with uttering a fictitious check, evading a mort- gage and obtaining goods by false pretenses. Additional Federal war- rants, charging fraudulent wae of the mails, were issued at Spring- field in other cases. The war- rants have been forwarded to Trenton, where Goldberg and Friedman were arrested Friday. They had Been in business in Trenton for the last six weeks. Edison’s Son Ill After Operation. By the Associated Press. WILMINGTON, Del., Nov. 27.— The condition of William Edison, son of Thomas A. Edison, was re- ported unchanged and “as good as could be expected” tonight at the Delaware Hospital where he un- derwent an operation for appendi- citis Thursday. Although periton- itis has developed, his condition is not regarded as particularly dan- gerous. MRS. J. D. FILLEY, | STRICKEN NOV: 15, DIES IN NEW YORK Continued from Page One. his memory was honored by the erection of a tal! flagpole at the Easton avenue entrance to the Gold Star Court tn Kingshighway Funeral Services Tuesday. The three daughters are Mrs May Simkins, Mre. Ellen Wear, and Mrs Frances McPheeters. all of St. Louis. Mrs Filley. who war an aunt of Dwight Filley Davie Secretary of War. also is survived by a brother. Archibald Douglass. of 5206 Washington boulevard Fu uneral services will be held Tues- day. Arrangements have not been completed. ADVERTISEMENT A New Skin Remedy | With a Hundred Uses | Thousands Who Soffer Needicasts Will Welcome This. New Discovery A new skin remedy of unusual! merit, can now be had at nearly all druggists and barbers ip this city This rnemarkahbie remedy known as Whyte Fox Nos ! and 2 has. accord ing to users corrected some of the | most obstinate cases of skin disor ders Users claim it is not only a specific for skin. diserders. but its genera! benefits in the treatment of allied troubles makes it indispens able in their honsehold Here ie what a few of them sav: A mother writes “Only thing that ever heciped my son's m- piv tace’ A Bostor ledy says: “Whyte Fox gave me « new face.” New Orieans user says: “It sure tales the burn out of sunburn.” A Hollywood user says: ‘Whyte Fox quickly relieved me of cold sores.” A salesman writes: “It absorbeco my piles ir «ix days.” Traveling man says ‘Knocked itchy pimples from my face in 3 days" Paname Cana! user de- clares ‘Best for tropica! prickly beat.” Daily tetters tell of mar- velous results One reads rected days.” cured * ltch.” If you suffer bead case of Garber's with any of the dies a trial or barber for Whrte Fox Nos 1 «nd 2 They cost only @ smal) amount. which wil! be refunded you, if they do not do the work. | packed in the provision 'sent out in the annual Christmas | festival of the Post-Dispatch. The -ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ro Pag & a & PAGE 3 NEW AND USED TOYS SOUGHT FOR CITY’S POOR CHILDREN Citizens’ Committee and Post-Dispatch Co- operate in Effort to Bring Cheerful Christ- mas to Homes of the Needy. Used toys, new toys and money to buy toys—all to giladden thr hearts of poor and unfortunate chlidren this Christmas—are being sought by a committee, co-operat-. ing with the Post-Dispatch. Some of the playthings will: be baskets remainder will be distributed among boys and girls in public and private institutions, as far as the supply will permit, including or- phanages, settlement houses, hos- Pitals and sanitariums. Residents of St. Louis and vicini- ty are urged by the committee to ransack attics and basements and cupboards for the forgotten toys of their childhood or the discarded amusement devices of their own children. Arrangements have been made to have old articles renovated free of charge Those who have no old _ toys available, or who prefer to furnish new ones, likewise are urged to furnish new ones, as these gifts wild not require treatment. Those who have no toys and wish to avoid making purchases, but want to contribute, may send money. which will be devoted entirely to the purchase of playthings. Executive Committee. Mrs. Lon O. Hocker is honorary chairman of the committee and Mrs. R. M. Cooper of 711 Heman avenue, University City, is chair man. Vice chairmen are Mrs. Gil- bert Fox, president of the Board of Religious Organizations, Mrs. Howard Bailey,, Mrs. William _ T. Donovan, Mrs. William Julius Polk and Mrs. Virgil Rale. The execu- tive secretary is Miss Viola Kilgen of the Board of Religious Organiz- ations. Old and new toys may be de- livered at any time—the earlier the better—to the Union Avenue Chris- tian Church, Union obulevard and Enright avenue, or the Platt & Thornburgh Paint Co., 620 Frank- lin avenue. On Saturday, Dec. 11, there will be a general collection day, when it is hoped to obtain the bulk: of the supply. Four depots for re- ceipt of toys on that day will be established, downtown, in the West End and in North and South 8t. Louis, the locations to be an- nounced jater. All used toys will be renovated and repainted without charge by the Platt & Thornburgh Paint Co. Money May Be Sent to Chairman. Contributions of money may be made to the chairman, Mrs. R. M. Cooper, in care of the Board of Re- ligious Organizations, 417 Victoria Building, EXtghth and Locust streets. For three years past the Board of Religious Organizations has carried on a similar work to obtain toys for children in insti- tutions, furnishing hundreds of ar- ticles to make children rejoice at Christmas time. Members of the committee, be- sides the officers named, include: The Rev. Dr. A. H. Armstrong, L. Wade Childress, Henry Hopkins, Byron Moser, Fred Semple, R. W. Shapleigh, Morton Moss, Edwin Meissner, Aaron Waldheim, Sol Roos, Oscar Marx, Julius Glaser and Edwin Glaser: Mmes. Joseph Marx, R. W. Andrews, W. C. Avis, Sidney Baer, E. R. Barnes, Willard Bartiett, Dr. Frances Bishop, James Black, Henry Boemer, John L. Bracken, H. S&S. Butler, F. B. Chamberlain, Joseph S. Calfee, Harry Carp, M. D. Cur- ran, W. H. Danforth, C. H. De- muth, A. L. Dickie, C. W. Dodge, Richard Dudley, Herbert I. Finch, George Franz, Harry Freund, R. C. Gans, C. A. Gardner, L. C. Ha- worth, T. L. Harkness, E. J. Hoff- man, D. S. Harkness, George Hum- phrey. J. E., Irwin, Chester Jenny, Clay E. Jordan, F. A. Kehl, T. J. Kemp, E. A. KiesSelhorst. O. 8. Led- man, Joseph Lewis, Sam Living- ston, J. Louchheim, Charles Lyle, Robert L. Lund, George B. “Man- gold, A. F. Maull, Clyde McNay. James F. McNulty, Thomas J. Masterson, Henry May, Philip WN. Moore, John C. Muckerman, Har- vey Mudd, M. A. Nelson, Ida Pauley, H. C. Reiner. W. S. Rouse, C. Howard Stewart, John Strauch, A. C. Scharff, C. W. Swingley, John Henry Tremp, Lee Van | Cleave, E. Van Wilkinson, Howard Watson, Thomas H. West, Henry L. Wolfner, A. O. Wilson; Miss La- vinia Gauen, Miss Alice Scott and Miss Harriet Sue Templeton. ae eee eee VARE'S OPPONENT DISCUSSES CONTEST FOR SENATE SEA) the Associated Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.—Plan+ for a contest over the recent sen. atorial election in Pennsy!vanis were considered today at two con- ferences here, in which William B Wilson. unsuccessfu!) Democratic candidate against William 8. Vare Republican, had a part Wilson was closeted with mem. bere of the Democratic Senasgorie! Campaign Committee whose chair man. Senator Gerry. of Rhode Is iand conferred earlier in the week with loseph F Guffev Demorratt By Nativuna!i Commu&teemar for ayivania Befor: the cormmmittee’s session Wilson spake with Senator Norris Republican ot Nebraska. who ha> announced he wil! urge a senatoria! inquiry into returns fron Pitts bure and Philadeiphia. wher Vare’s matorities were overwbelm- ing. Senator Norris has received de. tailed tabulations of the Pijittsbure vote, which he said, would be presented to the Senate when the question of seating Vare comer up In addition, Senator Gerry har voluminour materia! bearing on the genera! election and the primary which preceded it throughout th: whole state, which was brought te him hv Guffey ‘lating the law. against WORKMAN FOUND STABBED 10 DEATH, 2 COMRADES HELD coyered Dead in Vacant Lot in Granite City at 6 P. M. Yesterday. The body of W. M. McGiothf!in, 28 years old, was found in a vacant lot near Twentieth street and Dewey avenue, Granite City, at 6 Pp. ™m. yesterday. He had been stabbed in the abdomen, evidently by a pocket knife. MecGlothlin lived at 2618 Cayuga street. He is survived by his widow and two children. Two of hie fellow workers at the Union Starch and Refining Co. plant have been arrested. They are Elmer Bailance. 2704 Edward street. and Jasper. Green. 2006 Vissanr avenue Neaiy Markin, also of 2006 Mir ourt avenus. ts sought by police The four men quit work abcut 3:30 p m and went to a saloon where they had several drinks. McGloth! started home at 6:45 p. m., with Markin walking beside him and other two behind them. What follewed its not clear- iy established Balianc® and Green say that Markin and MeGiothlin quarreied for some unknown reason Bal- lance and Green insist they did not »e Me oothtin stabbed They sav they went to Green's room and that Markin came ‘ a few arin- utes later. his face skinned and bieeding but soon departed. offer- ing no explanation for his appear- ance. An inquest wil! be held Monday. SAFETY SIGNS ORDERED DOWN BY STATE HIGHWAY BOARD Two danger signs, flashing a colored light intermittently have been ordered removed from the Manchester road at the intersection of Denny road, Kirkwood, by the State Highway Commission, as vio- all signs except those erected by the State within the confines of State high- ways. Manchester road is a State highway. These signs, with 12 others locat- ed at various points on heavily traveled county thoroughfares, in- cluding some suburban _ streets, were erected recently by permis- sion of the St. Louls Odunty Court, by the Steel Products Corporation of St. Louis. This company agreed to keep the lights flashing, gaining its remuneration from advertise- ment spaces on the bases. Similar signs are widely used in the East, but many states forbid erection of private signs on State highways. Jewish Editor Dies in New York. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Nov. 27.—George Selikowitz, 67 years old, associate editor of the Jéwish Daily News and former professor of Oriental languages in the University of Pennsylvania, died today. may be attributed. Steinway Make your selection, thr to reserve any ove oi thes. «piendid Grand Open Evenings Until Christmas AEOLIAN COMPANY ¥ MISSOURI w . PP. 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_ - eet T epi 'y aa > Te ET! Riis elt C 5 ey - . rh . ° a ; wy ee eae ene y a } ‘ 4 P. s y = 4 : ’ ie a = ’ : edo cans Cree ee yt b - Fr 3 ~ff x. __ SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 28, 1926 —_ ST. POST-DISPATCH Ae : sheimie 2 ais sf ag for the State organization and that} from the National Republican Coen-/| filing fees and the remainder was) CLEANING FIRM 10 GATHER ANNOUNCEMENT! Louis gressional Committee, a grand tetal| paid for secretarial | ; DEMOCRATS AND C 0. i SPENT a = . ef $3055. | trem national sources of $26,792.50.) graphic service and for petating | CLOTHING FOR THE POOR ESTEP i) = PROF. WM. , OR. ‘s ft z * Strenuous efforts were made by and postage. | For the Republican State Com- the Republican erganizatiea twring| The financial statement of the! Fifty-One Shops Will ag used as : pee Samuel C. McCluney, the he Niue | ’ Blodgett Collection Centers Assist ; | mittee, the campaign to conceal the N4a-'| primary campaign ° Amity Association. AMERICA A ? /treasurer, yesterday reported Page tional Committee contributions, | priest for the Republican nomina- i r enctins tetanus , | wW ~~ se ri = - ' ; beut re) . t in ae ss ‘ “ as ; e corm - a . 'ceipts of $55,590.95, a hal campaign solicitors finding that io- tion for United States Senater w sae 0 in a collection of old | A . Sat ‘it frem the Republican National) ..) Republicans were withholding | ried in the office of the Secretary | : ts Does N nclude Individual Outlay or *: P 7s | 3 DT ey ee taneneeees Gar Gaal This oti y | Committee, and disbursements Of) _ ney im the belief that whatever of State in Jefferson City, show-| og wee through the Amity As- That by County Committees—Busch Gave | $55.535.35, leaving a balane® of | Shortage there was in the local col-|ing contributions of $6969, the ex-|' ‘he Door througs tus Amey ss E | $3055.62. The committee started lections would be made up from ‘penditure of that amount and un-| omer Base aon ahaseniie Williams $2000 If Primary. the year with a balance of $1555.45. | +). outside. : ip bills totaling $3903. The un-| iam Gimmie ee thn eoltested af which is included in the total of Frequent denials of National | items included printing, tele- he §1 shoes epevated by the com ‘aan committee aid were issued. That | .ngne and lighting bills, for auto- pany. Donors wifl be sent by mail By CURTIS A BETTS. if they did notexceed, those of the} por the Republican City Com-/ organization did not function in|” Site repairs, for tires and tubes, | °""7-_, )cened by the person re- fhe mounting cost of political | Republicans. ‘mittee, Charies R. Gillespie, the | off-year elections it was stated and ($4.07 for gasoline, $20 for photo- ceiving the clothing, which will be campaigns in Missouri are shown In reality the official reports dis- | +,easurer, several days ago report-| that the only gore prints al graphs, $3.50 for water used at the | -jeaned by the company before dis- : So. close only a small part of the og receipts of $65,094.68 and ex- | the $2500 from “i ye oe | Priest headquarters. esthation. by official reports °@ Yr actual expense, though they list | penditures of $53,728.24, leaving a committee. At the time for $1250. Joshua P. Solvem, director of ‘ ’ as ferth the State com- | ‘ licen campaign committees filed | 4); of the money received and dis-| palance of $11,366.34. As $6240 of | denial was put fo hn nil eck | the Amity Association, has estt- « , . - to a eh 4 e mi vy . mittee had received $18,835, and; Referen ‘ mated that the following quantities ich | bursed by the regular party organ- | the City Cemmittee fund was r.-| in the past few favs wh the City | wih at tonya ae! Gm eel lead te the conciusion izations for which they are made.| ceived from the State Committee later received $5367.50 ‘from the } ter vagy — yl poem men’s tlothing are needed: Five State campaign expenditures for They do not disclose the expenses and accounted for in beth statc- | National committee. 3 'E. & , cashier | thousand overcoats, 5000 pairs of ” oe for the last|of imdividual candidates. nor the! ments, it should be deducted to; The bulk of the remainder of | Citizens’ Security Bank of Engie- | noe. 5900 suits of underwear the twe major parties ‘or : , ‘ 4 . the State fund was made up of | wood. which went to protest. F.| : 9.900 airs of lection reached apyroximately | expenditures by the county com- | show the exact official expenditures | te mail f : Me 3900 sweaters, 1 . D | e 00.900 'mittees ir each of the 114 coum-| reported by both committees, | filing fees ~ can oe n : @ | Ernest Cramer, negpes gg a ow socks, 3000 men’s suits, 3000 pairs| og a rts ef Democratic commit- ties of the State, the total of which | which, after deducting this amount, | aeons — or —— ay bes |Priest campaign, Reaese m “4 wn ‘of gloves, 2000 hats or caps and fed. but their | may be estimated conservatively at | were $103,023.59. | Tom each candidate and provic- | report, said this check was drawni.o99 suits of overalls. Women & tees have not been f-ed, OU th - h the amounts shown oe ~ ..}img that it be paid to the State | without his knowledge and for pur-|..44 children’s clething will alse expenditures undoubtedly equaled, | not less than the ats s Neither eo eo cae /committee of the party of which | poses unknown to ain | - mabe ne collnated and distributed: 2 + e Git sae } y, ; ) ) , * te y , 2 co ee : the candidate ts a. member, amd representing this item and charged | | through the ee ——— there they were considerably more ; é 3 | & recent appea ro Zz —- Waere San | fro Republicans holding state Smyth S ‘ d the | . | i than $25,000 in any of the) - P to L. J. Smyth, who signed the’ ,ocwspapers brought donations of th lle saga bs ap wy die il |jobs. However, there were S€V-| -nock as assistant treasurer, was | saihiee than 300 overcoats, which _ tt we FF counties outsic a0 wll idera ' ' , /) — hy a an pa the general ¢ mation ex- eral assay _ — _— in the Englewood bank when ¢X-| were distributed. The clothing a = as | — = atiitetetiaes ake om easy ense 'size from individu epuscans laminers took charge of it. Necti tarting tomorrow is the) =~ > ok . pe from the State head- | Indiv fts —- collection § ng , =e 2 a? ‘ rds J nae eg " | Large widens oe Among the contributors te the first undertaken by a business con-| . ae found bat ‘t rega as three es . .] oe Ss inet o oy | Priest fund were his father, Henry | cern in the interest of the Amity As-/ ital f¥5—and some minor ones National Bodies Gave $26,703. | Louisan, — err 6 'S. Priest. $1000: Fred Wehmiller, | sociation. ee in t) valuation of §$52.240,000 >" . 1? i] . e can l- ’ ; : fe . | a te oe romoagy it tg ecg = nonin him- | | | “= «recent piaced upon tie property Pe cpeenenelinare Boy capstan tgathe self, paid an assessment of $1004 : \ m 4 of theLaciede Gas Light Co. by Pace a se needed for the cam-| Contributions aggregating $1100 ee ee ee ee ~ ver the amouat o* iocal| are im the name of former Mayor | | | misi( As is known. the vaiua = ~ | Kiel, state chairman. Postmaster | The ——— ne Home 6otion fill be the future basis of ~_ 9 comping rates charted the pub. : ; by the re-| collections was shown 09! ‘Levis Alt gave $500; Stanley MONDAY _ in | — .. the city objects to the | port, the tetal of National Com- | ee FS. “Success Through a 46«6Comission’s allowance of a min- mittee contributions being %$24.- | Clarke, attorney for the reorgani- = 292.50. with an addition: =| Raitw committee of the United Brain Development” OE imu of 7 per cent and a mazi- Cell Life, the Centrel eof Cosmic | Every ue mus Of 8 per cent return upor Railways, $350: EE. D. Nims, pres- | ident of the Southwestern Beil Tel- | |ephone Co., $500 and E. L. Morse | Energies and Pewers ef Con- = 4 qeaiuation. It te excessive, the a E ditwelleves. and further had no Your last opportunity to hear the greatest white SP pin ‘m9 the valuation proceeding ef Exceisior Springs, $5969. | | Pour contributions aggregating | the American platform. Me will lead you oO | Thi: Com mission in the past sei- Mystic on A p od at sy ovum dnc ee ie | $10,000 were im the name of Su- |preme Judge Robert W. Otto, as very pinnacle of success, health and happi FR PIE SME LURE RE RO St SLANT SO ete make a close inspection of the tinwork about your home. Make sure that the gutters and the drains will ‘hold up” through the elements of late fall and winter withoyt dam- aging your home. tever needs Repair—we'll take care of. Lowest charges. It pays to have your work done’ by a reliable, old-estab- 7 lished firm who employ good KS mechanics. LET US DO YOU GUTTERING and SPOUTING SHEET METAL WORK of All Kinds Thos. McHenry & Son Tinners Co. LINDELL 3521 RIVERSIDE 6679 a al nna el Cn rt Oe! gl A nll nga ange at ae ie ate tie li ie aie haa ae ———— Ne eee oe — Y “ . —— : ee IN - es a oo aetetiieee ee on your wife or mother— a eon been looking for he made liberal contributions to r ; ~ a Piano on Christmas morning, but always the State organization, which ex-— you have put it off. You can own a Grand erted particular efforts in his be- | : : . ‘half. ? f ahead of Sena iano; ar is the time to start. nalf. He ran far Piano; and this ye ‘tor Williams. The disbursement sheets of the * Thatwhen the commission had . | : ~ @ Sotaid the physici! prope.ty. :f ; ~ report ve no indication of ua- SEV -TIME and time POST-DISPATC:l WANE . m4 Here in our institution you can deal with utmost confi- te ed ee theese wt 08 aps oe ere ants PHONE your ORDER ff 45 0° of the sum necessary to “" ins” in fine instruments at | neta. alanis dence. We do not offer “bargains in being for the general run of cam- ———— 7 ‘ der 8 per. cent | : ie pa on ? basis of rates being charge? pa ee if eti Pianos at prices | : | sale prices —We do offer — lifetime paign expenses, clerk hire, print- ! and terms that cannot be duplicated. ‘img, stenographers and speakers, i rn, a fund was made up principally of contributions from St. Louisans > ° . man § hosiery takes on lm por- | who knew the Senator personally (and ranged in amounts from $19 tance. to $1000. Among the larger ton jtributors are: Joseph M. Brvson. general counsel of the Missouri- . f d oe f . | Kansas-Texas Railway Co.. $750 Choice of domestic and foreign W. §. McCall, interested in public ° . — - 8 ~* it 4 Th third chief objection was ; pet | ’ ; That the Commission apparentty | atten i m5 = a gave tte weight to the fact that | innutk ede | | : 3 Char@ 4 Wunroe and non-rest |. x ree | dent sociates purchased contro! | «nae o titidd Leh Delivery of the as company in 1974 upar ! ort. 4 the es? of a $40.900.900 valua “oer Not a regular $375 Player at all, but a Player-Piano with & paees Te city held that the Beet ito we besutrful tone and of latest attractive style and finish. With evidenc: of value was the figure e the Lamp, Music Roll Cabinet, Bench amd Music Roils, thus ie Willine eller wae ready to accept | completes a wonderful Player-Piano Ousfit. Only 337° & our ‘from awiiling buyer. | orice for the complete outfit, and best of all, you can Duy — v such easy terms (as low as $2 per weer) ‘Est you ws om ition for Rehearing. never miss the peyments and before you ream tx Player : 7 Outfit w yours. ty ounsetor Muench vesterday aa fied aoetition for a rehearing of the car and cited the followtng Sher *rrors”: The @mmission erred tn valuing ALAA ne cmpany’s land at Stations FP “A si ae + — Et? is cited that gae property — nd twalued at $5 a square foot Whileam adiacent ‘ract use. SF the leclede for electric purposes “as wlued at $25 » square foot | Thists obviously an error.” the PeutmM aseerts Th commission erred in inciad-! ; | | emg +290 06° for Belgian coke! .... Complete With ! : ven which Were Ree - by the | —s 6 Tested Tubes : Marufacturer at no cost to the la oa 1 Storage Battery | _— pew. 2 45-V. B Batteries : The deduction of $5.686.000 for | ‘a Enclosed Speaker : =rued depreciation was less than | oe Comes ready to use, im hand ~pporenen vin, Beeman — o haviz cobinet. comtaining loud speaker amc stor , =~ s 8 property That ne start age space for all accessories Place orders if seuction was made fer obsoles for immediate or Christmas Getivery. : ce and inadequacy. which the | nate a y decigee ‘s “larrce.” : bag “he commission gave undue lon- ratios to e sum required cue the property and did not | inty account that mach of the | Mt property ts superfluous and | be reproduced tf the to be rebuilt. "tice Trend tgnered. The Sommission erred in falling | lak inte account the fut» ae _.°¢?° prices, an element -«n "amiga by the Untted States Su | of in “m Court in its most recent “He eon decision—that ef the [n- that ¢ sos Tha Vater Ca. | time Marvelous values im practicaily Th Public Service Comminston | « . new grands. small in size, srants » refwaring in a val | Rete graceful im demgz and nce in _- “ase The Laclede Gari uw as — h. es 4 pro argos "Co. has not yet indicated! rs, See these Monday They sedl t is satiefied with the vai- quickty. er it ip believed to be un ‘ory and there seme like Made especially for —at the company wil ap- mel quanta oF am 7... * Usher figure to Federal ROMmCS =. im ™+ Fi : : : Urand with the i = ** a! i . — tone CUlC«i (i ttéC H.C Fo ati a “et for (Canadian Ball Strix. -ny ' Sé Asccmiet Prese pans ? / ~“s sh \ " tt \ | ! ——\WUE WORE EP ek Ay . - + P is ! a) °59 With Lamp and Records . and 12 Record Seiections FREE + as co ~-owe ATL os av @ai A i i i i ee ee oe -@-O--@@-- >. ] LLL BO OO 6-0-0 0-8 Ow # E . | 7 | SnNtTr er : a ~~ _ we be Pe’ REAL. Nov 27.—Date for] ready R —_ Grands <a ke of 15.000 conductors and | rue Exquiste Grands whch play ‘or vou the : f wh ie oe the Casadian calears | “Se turn of am electric switch. $625 2 .. ° asking for a © per cent | Floor samples, like new........ a - ~*~ ' wages, has been set and | —_ 7 : ade public when it is ver-j _. | eee Orne OOOO OO OO OOO” —_—_— Trade im your present phemograph. piano ot radio as part first payment os any purchase during this Christmas Saic Easy Payments Start in January o | ie 3 _ § all hepge of agreement | - ‘ SN Berry senior vice ores | - os. STARCK ® - e 4 “ Of .Pe Order of Ratiway Con- | Reene PIANOS “3S ™ announced today Ber-y | ™* ; » # , ‘S ieaving for Cleveland, » | “Se? 2 3 % "fer with international offt. | =*- . : toes Are used be leac- : ng conservatorics Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Player and Upright Pianes , ” — “We are stili hoptre 4 musc through ‘le cetter can be adjurte?; #"F put the country 1018 OLIVESTREET - - - Corner Eleventh be { Tecourse to extreme meas: | wortd. proves l ’ ’ o~ a (3 “ee ey i

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ee” SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28. 1926 | bse? US COURT SETS $500 (estima transis tases te FEE IN RECEIVERSHIP gold, as one of the receivers’ at- Circuit Judge Recently Allowed torneya, and his stenographer BISHOP MANNING’S CRITICISM Three $7500 Payments for allowance aroused the protest of Harvey G. Readey. as coreceiver with Charlies G. Revelle and Con. Way EXtder. Says Rota Is “Capable of Examining Prot- est os eon - 7 ‘ . St t I c Cc ~ ? estant, Jewish or Moslem Marriages and ya wtdy Gucledidh the ‘Genk abe Acts on Basis of Divine Will.” sat hue dagen e e Last May Circuit Judge Ittner acting in the American Generai In- land the allowance was temporarily set aside Nov. 15, tast, Judge ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH VATICAN COURT AUDITOR DEFENDS TRIBUNAL AGAINST STL MEDAL FOR ST. LOUIS LINENS _ PHTLADELPHIA, Nov. 27.—The international jury of awards of the Sesquicentennial Ex: sition yester jay awarded a gold medai for the most complete exhibition of fine unens to W. O. Greenwald, a Man afacturer, of St Louis. Greenwald's display included fine linens from al! over the world in conjunction with several factorie- and a large number of retai)] stares in this country, Greenwald aiso ee ae CEMENT! STEP, DR. P. TH AMERICA’S GREAT LECTURER, METAPHy SICIAN AND BIBLE fy 514-516 LOCUST ST. LARGEST MUSIC HOUSE IN ST. LOUIS 92k Pg ne er Aw ny demnity Co. case, allowed the three receivers and attorney $30,000 to be divided in four equa) parts The ~*~ ‘ Pe ee ee eee ee . - ge "OR t ghes ee, GIBSON BANJOS’ i _ HY SAYS uatior be 2 ten i et ; atm) CT) ay a? Sie” Sas Bol nies os: A fee of $500 was allowed yes- terday by Federal Judge Davis to The newly THIRD SERIES FREE LECTURE ES | PONENT OPENING | IN ST. LOUIS — 4 AND WHO IS CONDUCT THE LARGEST cLass PSYCHOLOGY HELD IN CITY IN YEARS, PRESE ING THE TEACHINGS THE MASTERS OF intr ALL NEW SUBJECT TUESDAY “Man’s Three-Fold © Being’’ His Manifestation in the ef the Physical, Mental Relation. WEDNESDAY “Controlling Power of Human Desti How to Use This Pover to ¢ come Every Obstacle in the ef Your Health, Happiness Success. hear the greatest white Adept platform. He will lead you to health and happiness. 5 STARTING ODAY— FCTURE HALL SSION FREE’ mae @ sing ‘lue Allowance of » the Spiritual Spheres and Their Cee tion fill ~ the 3 ditybelieves. and further had no ie gities casc. It tng potioned 7 per cent as a fair thisuspicion has ‘Tha when )-time POST-DISPATO:l WANT ERS, PHONE sour ORDER. Kotad the physic! ~holia return under ; RIK tera - ALE Outfit Including: Floor Lamp Bench to Match Music Roll Cabinet Selection of Rolls Delivery Within 100 - Mile Radius $2 a Week Payments start in Jan- uary—— making it casy to pay other Christmas bills now. ‘Piano with a and finish. With Music Roiis, this Only $375 is our all, you can buy week) that you realize the Player- ‘the bs: of | $6,37000 Assailed as _ Subtduge to Maintain Prestt Rates. administration has tne ity . tound hat it regards as three vital f"8—and some minor ones ip t) valuation of $52.260,000 recent/ placed upon the property E os wdaciede Gas Light Co., by uri Public service Com As is Known. the valua be the future basis of ng rates charved the pub. the city objects to the jon’s allowance of a min- uma of 7 per cent and a maxi- of 8 per cent return upon juation. It is excessive, the in the valuation proceeding Commission in the past sei- if ever. has mentioned an 8&8 t return in findings in pub ~Ommonly retur me Suspicious Figures. Bend the allowance for g0- ig Jue. $6,37.,000. is so much gear than the allowance for the mmtem in other valuations that been aroused’ the commission had prope.tyv. it was2ort of the sum necessary to & per cent '@n t basis of rates being charge3 ‘it Louis That, it. the beliet Mast Louis was satisfied with pret rates. that no valuation whi would result in a reduction of tes was urgent That the comission hence made the item of jing val-e targe enough to resu in a valuation figure that~ wou give the company 7 to & per ent on existing rates The resu was the ficure of $6 274 - 0 The commission allowed th-~ (Bll ‘elephone Co $1.000.000 for fein value in a valuation of $223 140 and the I'nited Railwav- $2.5.009 for going value in a Yaluion of $51.000.000 Th third chief obiection thatthe Commission apparently faveltie weight to the fart tha’ Char@ 4 Munroe ‘and non-resi dent gmciates purchased contro! @ the as company in 1924 upoar a $40,000,000 valna wn Te city held that the best Widenc of value was the figure a Willme eller was ready to accept fom awilline buyer. Pition for Rehearing. City ounselor Muench vesterdavy fied aetition for a rehearing of the ca and cited the following was Wther rrors’”’ Special Cable to Post-Dispatch and New York World. Copyright. 1926. by the Press and Pulitzer Publishing Cos. (New York World and Post-Dispat.h ) ROME, Nov. 27.—Megr. Mas. simi, auditor of ‘the Sacred Rot.:, has replied in an intervi:w with the New York World and Post-Dispatch to the denunciatio, by Bishop Manning, Episcopal, of N. York, of the Roman Catholic annulment of th: narriage of the former Consuelo Vanderbilt and the Duke of Marlborough. “The declaration that the Rota's action was an intrusion and an im- pertinence leaves the Rota un moved because this is not the view- point of the Cathoilc Church,” aaiJj the Monsignor. “The OQOatholic Church deems the Rota capable of examining the annulment, not only of Protestant, but of Jewish and Moslem marriages if the grounds are sufficient, according to canon law. m “The parties concerned in the Marlborough case were not sought after by the Rota. The Rota did not ask ft’ to bring their plea before it. Mme. Balsan (Consuelo Vanderbilt) todged the plea of her own accord Canon Law Indisputable. “Canon .aw regarding marriages is strictly according to Jivine law which neither Protestants, Mosiems nor Jews can dispute The churen always fudges similar cases from the viewpoint of divine will and when non-Catholics ‘demand annul ment. the Rota does not ask wheth- er they intend to become Catholics Many Protestant ulments have heen decided by the Rota but ths Marlborough marriage. would have been found non-existent even hi both parties been Catholics at the time and the marriage service per formed in the Catholic Church with the n ost solemn Catholic rites. “Bishop Mannineg’s statement that the decision {ts contradicted lv the known facts cannot be admit- ted The fact that the bride seem ed radiant is no proof whatever Appearances on such occasions nre often deceptive Can the Bishop himself read what was passinz in the minds of a’’ those he has join ed in holy matrimony? “The evidence proves that the bride was not marrving the Duke of her own free will! I am ignor- ant whether the text of the sen tence published prematurely in New York was complete: the witnessrs prove that coercion was used. Th» motives for the sentence as stated in the official text speak for them selves i a cA 44 Old Cases Fxamined. “The Bishop's argument that the plea of forc-d consent was brought i ahle i amine only after 31 years is also unten The Rota often has to ex cases in which years have “lapsed hetween marriage and the annulment plea This is hecause it is generally ignored that the Snds coercion one of the motives for annulment Besides eoercive influences often continue ‘o work upon one sponse long fter mArriALcve “That one parent is now 4d:2ad cannot alter the fact that the Rota fave the tudzment on the streneth of the evidence “TI do not see how the decision can injure the Christian The Christian religion stronvest religion lavs | Rockford Rota! | second operation at St only its own jurisdiction ia this matter. For centuries, since Protestants have app.ared in world this -anon law has annu ‘-4d Protestant marriages. Then why shouldn't it annu] this one?” London Press Gives Scant Atten- tion to Manning's Statement. Copyright. 1926. by the Prese and Pulitze: Publishing Cos (New Yors Ws. ld and Post-Dispa‘’-h ) LONDON Nov 27.—HLEight in an obscure corner of a London daily is all the attention given to Bishop Manning's criticism of the Catholic Rota by the London press Editors are determined that the new peace between the Catholic Church and the Church of En gland, following two and a hall centuries of strife, shall not be im- periled. Semi-official Catholic propaganda has appeared in two quarters. The official church organ featured an article “from an authoritative source,” stating “One of the mos! serious misapprehensions in the public mind with regard to the de cree of nullity is that it of necessity the illegitimacy of the offspring of the union. On this point the words of the canon law are explicit. Canon 1114 says: ‘Legitimate children are those conceived or born ip valid marriage or in marriage con- tracted in good faith though inval- idly." And furthermore, it suffices that one of the parties of the mar- riage was in good faith. so that so far as legitimacy is concerned, 2 marriage has the effect of a valid union unless and until both parties know for certain of the invalidity of that marriage. Any offspring conceived after that point would bh. illegitimate.” A denial that the annulment was eranted to make it possible for th: Duke to become a Catholic was is sued in the form of a letter from Father C C. Martindale. a Jesuit and a persona! friend of the Duke He writes: “The Duke of Marlborough has never petitioned that his first mar- riage should be pronounced null and void ‘Tt was the first Duchess whe some time ago desired that pet! tion he made and--more recently made it This lady is not a Cath olie and so far as I know has no intention of becoming one. The statement. made in more than ons place. that the Duke has been re- reived into false. It is therefore to say that the Duke has been granted a nullity decree in order that he might be received into the church, even shonild that event some day occur about has any means of judging.” BISHOP MULDOON IMPROVING AFTER SECOND OPERATION (il.) Churchman Was | Stricken With Appr :dicitis Dur- Cathedral Ceremonies. Bishop Peter James Muldoon of Rockford. lil., who was stricken with appefhdicitis while attending the dedication of the New Cathed raj] here tast June, underwent a John’s Hos- learned yes quite untrus one pital Nov. 17. it was terday sishop Muldoon, years old, was stricken the nigh’ who is 63 lines. involves | 10c 20¢ the Catholic Church is} William L. Mason. attorney in the International Life Building, for services in connection with the re. ceivership of the Interstate Cas uaity Co.. of which the American General Indemnity Co was a sub- sidiary An attorney and three re- ceivers of the subsidiary were al. lowed fees of $7500 each in the Circuit Court recently At the hearing yesterday. Mason related that he was employed by James D Buchanane, a stockhoid er to prepare a receivership peti- tion for the [Interstate Casualty Co.. which was subsequent] filed in the Federa! Court. He produced two attorneys John S. Leahy ‘and James C. Jones, who testified that a reasonable fee for him would be between $12,900 and $15.000. The receivership of the subsid.- iary company was presented in the Circuit Court, in November, 1924 Ittner confirmed the allowance FIVE ROBBERS TAKE $52,000 FROM BANK IN DEFIANCE, 0. DEFTANCE, O.. Nov. 27.—Five armed robbers held up the Mer chants Nationa! Bank here toda) and escaped in an automobile with $27,000 in cash and bonds valued at between $25.000 and $30.000 The robbers came into the bank | 15 minutes after it had opened for the day They forced the eight em- ployes to lie face downward as they gathered up the money There were no customers in the hank. “Let them take the money. It’s insured,” Fred S. 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Tie Golden Peacock Pow iSe Bandage, 2-inch, best 3 B5e $100 Wild Root Hair Tonic | 50c. 90 Cold Cream trical 1 T5e Sage and Sulphur — Tonic 1 5Or Cleansing Cold Crea F $2, $2.50 $3. $3.75 Pomaoaie Syringe ot Hot-Water Bottle Fr ihe Guuze. 5 yards, sterilized... . 25e¢ Germicide Soap, 1% .. | 10¢ Cotten, absorbent, 10¢c Linen Writing Tablet 2he Velvet or Vielet Cream d Eye Solution 10c Barbasol Shaving Cream.... 50c Cocoanut Of] Shampoo 5Oc Borated Taleum Powder Thermometer Le. Kose Water. | 35e Writing a = Envelopes $1.00 Coty’s Perfume .....750 || 10¢ Nileta Skin Face Powder. soe itter’s. 50c —— Free sale Limited for Monday and Tuesday Double Eacle Stamps Tuesday —, rer 69c« Comb oars rubber .. t5¢ Tooth Brush... $1 Gem or ‘Durham Safety Razor. . $1 Derhble Comoeet thin orw 15c Sayman’s oom 10c Shaving Soap. 50c Bay Rum Free Pertume! It’s Keiffer 00. $1.25 aectey ¢ Club Perfume. . $3.75 Narcissus Perfume. hite Pose or dickey .. $1.60 Janice Perfume Honelulu Bouquet Perfume $1 $3.00. $1 W $1.25 | 81.25 which no} _ EE oes scainisiraieapnininioaniaines ab ateal> alates tp steal ae ee Ft 8 et Ft Fo et © et aul Bell Rael Bact Radl heal baa alt Real Lad Bau KIESELHORST’S 48th YEAR m if LE LLL ii lt ho od Bol © aed KGO! HGW! Electric KH]! Leedy or Duplex Drum Outfits. Complete pictured above, Duplex Snare improved C.G.Conn Saxo- phones. Easiest of all to play (n fifty-four different BANJO — GIBSON nade .--- $25.00 See the new GIBSON Gold Banjo at. . $200.00 VIOLINS Large «impor tations just re- ceived from the foremost European makers. Our School O rchestra special; $10 value. $6.75 Our popular and beautiful Student’s Vi- olin; for a few days only —$25 value, $15 Lovers of the violin are in- vited to see the Hunleth collection of rare, old Vi- olins from $75 to $5000. Violin Cases, silk plush lined; $15 kinds of Banjo Ukuleles —up from .....98¢ Hunleth Special Schoo! Orchestra TRUMPET. this week $17.50 Cc. G. Conn TRUM. PETS, complete with Records to choose from __ value. 4 at Hunleth’s. $9.75 CASE «eee $75.00 THE NEW VICTOR ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLA, $85.00 Full Line RCA. Radiolas. $30.00 Boy Scout $7.50 50,000 Victor, Bruns- wick and Columbia ——— ——— One Free. One Free One Free. AU CTIONEERS AUCTIONEERS ST. LOUIS AUCTION CO., Inc. AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISER* Victor 1570 3012-14-16 CHOUTEAU AV HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT AUCTION EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 10:30 A. MM. GUUDS AT PKIVATE SALE DAILY. AT AUCTION FURNITURE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30th 10:30 A. M. 138-140 Collinsville Av., East St. Louis, Ili. Known as “THE EMPIRE” A complete stock of new furniture, inventoried at $8.500.00. con- sisting of Living-Room Suites. Dining Room, Bedroom and Break- fast Sets. Carpets Room Rugs. Linoleum, Ranges. Heaters of all kinds, Refrigerators. etc. Entire stéck is first class. Must be sold Owner must vacate TERMS CASH. ST. LOUIS AUCTION Co. Victor 1570 3012-14-16 Chouteau Ave. BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS ewe w ch xe wy ay" ey eat letiaal Nee we ae Wate le Gite PBS » ats, . ; AY AAPA ARIE OA AEE ERATE A Neh AINE «+ - Bn eee oe rd ee ee ee rs se ous - —— cae osha ete: 1 ae Se se ny # eae, poe) hi at il 9 P - A — , * , 2 . r " ‘ 7? : Pa abe Wows - # > + Weer % on Ey tae es a? ew) ae “ Utes oa npn ids -. ma amet « 4 7 \ 4 he @ as wy 4 . A fe WN : 6 cee Pe enn «bh ce Kans! Ore licens 6 Bi, Be ane wimaine ’ . gaia am ts a et ee Be ne ee pray u9 “ 2 SON AB Ae RAL A te IB tc OEE A INA HPE Ha eines ts Manip abet + SOE Ny ORM Na ARE WN APSR At RRA EAT AE EET A ACEI ONE ERR ARN Bt . ’ ae 4 - ws ne ee > - a a ORR Bal SSE eae a Seta ot aerate at or AG SOA 8 EMER ORIN LATER IR IEP MH 88 GO NY 4) a ¥ . ¥ . or. aie ry Page “¥ ‘me Pe a, er. ye ‘> ry ee 8 heen tee ps Ss PAG WIT IEG AGE OHARA ES Se fe ed eepiceibived tecmepanteare: a my : - : the wet . yar hye phan + Ay sk penta a rae: ser bmye Age tener : -_ ra mapee 7 -” " - OO nn a ot a eee en ee oh a , Ay oon ~ " AARP LF A . ¥ > if Pr Rereeh Tees | Men Senn oy nw eine Pies Yale ane gar ee TM aeaeaneen Sey Mey ne Br Poy ee THETA pe MEE Super Zenith Gets "Em VVithout a MacMillan spanned the world from the frozen arctic with a Super Zenith , Longest distance; instant perfect selectivity; clear reception from softest whisper to audi- torium volume Three stages of audio amplification. Operates from light socket Eliminates batteries. OFFICE: 713', CHESTNUT STREET AUCTION SALE SURPLUS MACHINERY FOR : R. L. RIEHL COMPANY 2811 LOCUST STREET THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2d 10:30 A. M. As above specified, we will offer for sale for the “% L. Rieh} Company whe are centinuing tn business. the following surplus machinery which phey have on hand: Lehman La:.*‘e Superior Drill Press. Le Blonde Lathe. Cataract Bench Lathe, Peerless Hack Saw Wo Feeracut Puncs Press, U. S Hand Miller Complete Crosby Purch Press. Arbor Press. Hi- Speed Hack Saw. Chain Hoist and other miscellaneous pieces of machinery and tools. Also 1! Burroughs Bookkeeping Machine. The property will be offered in Lulk and in detail subdivisions. TERMS CASH BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS Auctioneers down|o June 29 at the John A. Has andikel] residence. 4453 West Pin 19" | houlevard. where he was Staying | ; meiwith other visiting churchmen H- nay sos anne necsere will.| was removed to the hospital im- | : aE btain the! mediately and an operation was! Rota’a annulment of a Jewish or performed the same night. Com Moslem marriage, let alone a/ plications made recovery slow. bu! | Protestant one. iearly this month it announced | “Bishop Mannineg’s charge of :n- ‘that the Bishop would be able to! warrantable intrusion cannot hold |attend the twenty-fifth anniversary | either The Rota did not examine celebration of his office at Rock the case follewir a plea from any | ford on Christmas day He suf- third party. The evidence proves| fered a relapse due to blood poi. the union was unhappy.” soning and a second operation was Mer. Massimi again stressed shat| @e*med mecessary. At the hos the Rota would lose dignity i* | Pita! yesterday it was said the having passed judgement. it sho.Ja| Bishop again out of danger start officia) justifica ons ther:of | 2/though it will be some time be. by arguing Asked whether the fore he can return to Rockford Rota would ignore a message of that God himself joins man woman In holy matrimony could God foin those of whom Theommission erred in valuing me capany'’s land at Stations R and Elt is cited that gas property mand tvalued at $5 a square foo: Whileam adjacent ‘ract use. bv mhe Iclede for electric purposes Was slued at $25 a square foot ‘Thisis obviously an error.” the petitin asserts. Th commission erred in includ- 3200.00f for Belgian coke ves which were installed by the laufacturer at no cost to the La- > —_— —_ — ———" 4 o ” P Pereaws tlpents 4 PO ME tears “ I ee ar een om wo dur ; e + > af a py a eee — ee oe ae ” eos an Pa tohane wa. a ee * ee a» * * ” Agee ote eae eet aan a Porn te sign « ” aoe ee ee en caves Sei TRA i hie RAAB Le ¢ F * - was ee ee ee ae Expensive to produce but sold at a reasonable price and mot to be confused with trickle chargers, acid methods or trick tubes. Less than a cent an hour to operate. Model 27 $9 80 | Without ACCeSSOTIES ...-...cee. New Model World’s Greatest ihe deduction of $5,680,000 for erued depreciation was less than actua] depreciation visible in 4 company's property That no muction was made for obsoles- ace and inadequacy. which the ? deciares, is “large.”’ _-he commission gave undue con- ration to ie sum required bdue the property and did not Pint) account that much of the was * we er ee et oe ua SRR RRR RRR RGR i it ata sn Eat aa ES Se ——— ————-— — —— ver ha atm tn oy RI, BL : seroma ty es ailian - — ses . es , i “ nies - da , oan a ¥ wey AD a “ M4 mptyiny ry naked tant S - eibooabaae ; metineinaninieton - iptinaes . a 4 mi “vr BP re (oe a Signe ‘ wit yee ee een CME Wer ie ee er ras AA 08 BLD 8B Rah th GEM Myr PE Bare at > 7 AR SUES ee MLS herr, RR gee PD eras eee fs : weims - ‘ “ : iow wed cheb spelen . 0 ~ veeets 7s thea” “ $ - “ Mm . . + tees , . . — ” " “> i 4 : 5 ae ah ; r , q , - ba x °. TEA Rett ik 4, ' . ee nor, Te ION eh Gee ~* -_ . . . * o* " C , ¥ ‘ gh) - , ™ « ee » ne + ere. * ? + he Regge “ * —re " % 5 : ++ 7 bl « ~ * “So ees ‘ 7 . ’ . - . bs ipa , * ~ J , " = , ® : “ . ? we " a “ : ie ete \ ime + +l ial m y ‘ “ MI Ge ng e Np » Tans ‘ * - ie ee » > ve ~ ~ ¥ ty me bd ® - 2 & & fap gg De Fhe a A gis- ew hoe os a ' “ eikat ¥ a Ms 4 vl, r , w ois ° os ye . 7 . ‘ . ; ~ wae . t : % de P Phy = ' me: vw. ; : i : . , é ag i lide : rw “aia . . ~ ~ be »% . ae _. o > ‘ > reg A 3 . le Teas 2 i 4 , chee i eee 4 athe © ate . ” m ws . ° ce se é ; + lta > all t \ A " m dust a ’ . oe = a 7 ) oe te ee it a Oat be \ , dees protest signed by the principal Protestant churches of America, he replied that such a protest ould go to the Cardina! Secretary (f La ore ty JR lity, elkirk Auction & Storage Co. ty OS = = = = a -- - wr. dS —CSe ti iret {property ts superfluous and Mid 40t be reproduced if the pint Were to be rebuilt. *rice Trend ignored. "he tom mission erred in failing ‘aki into account the futv-e id )f prices, an element en a by the United States Su - ie In its most recent 0h decision—that of the In- ols Water Co. Public Service Commission po 6rants 9 rehearing in a val Case The Laclede Gas Ny Co. has not yet indicated = ‘t te satisfied with the vai- Set. It is believed to be un ome Clory and there is some like *: that the company will ap- ora higher figure to Federal Amociated Press INTREAL, Nov. 27.—Date for thin * of 15.000 conductors and Sof the Canadian railways. fy are asking for a 6 per cent if MN wages, has been set and | be made public when it ts ver- a “e al} hepe of agreement 8 N. Berry. senior vice pres me! of the Order of Rauitway Con- ; “8 announced today Berry Yr © leaving for Cleveland, ? nfer with international offi Said: “We are stili hoping the matter can be adjusted _4t recourse to extreme meas. i for Canadian Rafi Strike. State. who would use his own 4is- cretion about replying. He wou! probably consult the Rota before doirg so ' Law Affecte All Christians. Another Rota official said, re. garding Bishop Manning’s charre of interference: “He evidently ig: es the that this ts by no means the first time two Protestants have obtained 9 marriage annulment from th: Rota. The Holy See regards cane law as applicable to all Christians The fact that Protestan's have ge ceded from Rome does not in the least degree alter this fact. «nee men or women are haptized. even in a Protestant Church. the omar ehurch considers them fte shill «9 While they remain Protestart- the ehurch atill considers them ts chi! dren but erring ones: it ts alway: ready to receive them back into the true faith. “So far a’ nia. lage orany t! sacrament is concerned. canon law holds zood for these who wish te place themselves under its furisdic- tion The Bishop's charge of the Rota's assumption of authority over an American non-Catholic mar- riage is unadmissable unce- canon law. The very fact that canon law does not recognize any divoree in any civi! court throughen: the world. but grants anntiments. fact proves that canon law recognizes PAPER SALE Monday Only! CRYSTALLITE Cents Washable a REGULAR 40c¢ VALUE Also on sale. 900.000 rolls fine Wall Paper of every kind and pattern at Such prices as ic. Se and he a roll. Nothing in our store priced higher than 3Sc ° roll, including values worth ap to §2 Combina tions sold only with heauti ful berders or hands The largest Wall Paper store and steck in St. Leuls. Day- licht dispiave Buy here and save! “The ~~. Stere ,, With the Canopy.” WEBSTER’S 809 N. 7th St. Mest persons are bouest and will return test artiches iff the tees advertised tn Poat-Dispatch wants. Phone the want ad or leave i with your rpearest druggist. CC teeta RR UR UR UR ER UREA URE ER SR or oF oe SSR ooo SER ER oR SRE oR Sr ao SSR Sr Sn SRS ono RR ER ER ERE ER ER SR SR SAS ER ER SRSA SSAA Freced-Eisemann Six-Tube Set One tuning control Meta! The selected by the Navy for the President's yacht. The Mayflower. frequency interference. Model 40 Without ACCESSOTICS ...6+e0+%> Other Freed-Eisemann Sets $60 to $95, Without Accessories Convenient Terms KIESELHORST Established 1879 moh Three stages of audio shielded from outside Freed-Eisemann was ~t -_ re ikiraririril ~ _ o ilian tin te ee ae oe oe oe oe oe oe Ee ee ee meh a he 5 he . - — tens os - - a ~ ee oo wee ~ ALES oF KINDS 801 OUR RPGULAK ante or moran NOL aoene AT. RY MONDAY AND TH 1808 CHOUTEAU Est. 1830 R. U. LEONORI AUCTION CO. AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS 3801-07? Leacas Avenue. Tetephone J fferson STTS AUCTION SALES TURSDAY, 2 P M AND FRIDAY. 10 a Me | ss GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY | To Sell Typewriters , SS Read in 200,000 St. Louis Homes Every Day! —— Se eet bak, hie, on

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LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, Index To Classified Advertisements On the Following ing SSH AAAI ATARI ORduage oe Moving and Storage Painting Partners Parents Persons! ‘*> ss Printing, Addressing Professional RBeiatat as Gi ww et ot Det A SUS OS +i HM of +t G xs Reoms—For ( olcred Salcemen Sales women a Toilet Articies Trade Scheols Tueekpeinting Undertaking of 2. I _—— ' eae MARRLAGE LICENSF>. 144 Enright? N Ne we ead Te! mar %:) Bion iw. Allen i | Mrs Carrie Walker .. ei Theo. R. — Erna L. Mute Walter Vollmer Margaret O Mara Wm J P Gest Ciara Reinders nes — ues a, Weir 4246 Natur ‘ae Wild Red Bu 4 ? : a) ri rT > at Pe | Red A? \a%4 Ast AUT and L. Krehmerer, 5537 Genevteve. i —— a he Sc hopp, i 739 1 “Bed tone. x I ali . Walla, ibbda ‘Eihett. Evseie. 2615A North Market. Greaihe a nd M Burnetie. and B Rigwe Ay Fran G. Dreier iss Cariciik '. Leaeeina, etiam ——— om a cbeguare cone Kenney and M. Matters. 1959 Burd BURIAL Pk KMITS. EE. fricksean. 6! Seniiad., 823 THOS Smith. Pros dway, cear. 24 a ars gs ‘ent. Loa vile 1305 tai ro an 13 23 Jone Marvy Wai«h fame PF. Kivna, 31 L1i7 Pennss iia ry Ehrmann. 75 (17 Haven * 36 6104 Pennsylvania 233 Deaths Reported. 126 births ard =33 26 Birt ‘CEMETERIES E sit Man: aa oe 919 Aven ee M. Papin B50 Wate ehn Dutgu 2229 S. Breacway rs. Ida Barnes Larry Brownfield Josenhine Hunt Joe RB Armstrong Geneva Hornbureer Ari lar M a80n Amanda }|.. Masen o& Reac Singm Brucnin MeKenna Bergman Norbert Brockman « Carrie Brown K ing Bertha KRoiter Boguette bo aen Bdw ards ~ Phi aCe DH ia. Pa ~ Helen 8. Pattcre S378 Waterman Nick pas ich 2747 Mrs ary TVindch “wr ¥ Hickory pny Joseph Stringer .23915 Rutger Mamie Loutsa Jahasion Wehsier Urvcves Rem. F. MeAdame 3504 Naturai Bridwe BEmmeiine Toenn es Verner Childers SonsA Rouseei! Tieonen Elie Richmend Heighis William E. Moerrts tadiangre ite. Ind Anna Montgomery Benton - , , t oe Cari Schrader Bast Si. Leuis Helen Brockes East &. Louis rthar O. Weige:t 3648 Humophres ra. Emma Dictzius ig Humphrey Nahum Jackman $19 Hagnt to Mrs. Sarah Wine! 9 Hamilton Frank W. Weth | Mre. Marie bisa adrew J. Bierk abel Prevart os So 8a ~ 7 ’ + M: | ‘ M> -. J 8. Le A’ bar i> Borgie:: lo Du Quein, DL BIRTHS RECORDED. BOYS. , $5 ad and ae Smith Odum : Cross 4407 Nerth ves. ZT) Baidwin 7820 Newara., 4733 _aenyntngy ~ete - 4tie on nev (twine) Tg%> tg mt hao ide Ss Ma ffite Sy s. A 4F. Wiitkea. 2813 &. at Oriande. 1314 Bialr aml rece. igi! Siar and ; Bu: | 43) t. HS Loh. and H Heckinge: l Branch H ene &. Linders coun Mov tm ery La. nen 5HD3 Letus 18a Burd A. Sehueren and M. harthels neashigh “ot 13th. Lact apg pain on. 92 arviand Biair 337 4 Kenrnerir. Mon, gamer. Bk" z & . 2082 | vongiey 4026 We St. Pera ead E. Higgins. 6145 Washington 4M. Wines 1119 5S Newstead. Gidbem 4140 Wyoming Riges_ 840A Chounteau 713 Bae Ga § “) BME d Gr — oe ebioks g | . * [oy mi versty. Fishes. 4420 A apa ~ Meran. 4°08 MWafritt Sehemmer. 2O25A 8 Bd Lindanw 50 Beosedule iene SC lS Thorn ieohe 1? genre Tait tart . : x Deleware DSP AMRIT US POPS RS SM a eo epee & it: “114 & St. Mapie aa ie M Ne : ; i. ; 12454 es . L vw H. Schom ~e a 17 Bian Al 4”? Sorare Ve ents FRI ne i ia omg piace Mace hace Vg” POMmp Mgt > wet : Bits” Bost, St. Leuis County. 4) i. uLgux 3049 Mimsourl st R. R a Park Lawn Bug metery , ' “PERPETU A! a Artie i $3 ONSET 1ST The Park of Memories” 3% GRAVCIS ACAD 5 Perpotan Charter -Perpetuai Care fomsecTast:en 8 8 6Teans. LAciede T0562 Riverside 2470 2747 Hickory |; i8Z2 Labadis | UNDERTAKERS HARR IGAN a SH EAHAN (NEW RAGHTY Undertaking a Grand Bl! Nea Na r hepe © tax 3710 N Soc 350 ' > | DEATHS OS: , “he mS i «! treet ; We 6 € nem) her rT “~ ! LPO i a A > ; ’ i> 1 _ Q © meet Saturdar. Nov *iil & Fi eT a be * Soome, amd dear sister BOUNE — ered 4 "> Wagoner Noe | at a2. Olive Mondap. reeset 4] Fr frown of Bae rie Thal. Agee 55 ? hes ‘ , i—_ eas s nem her of Joke T Wiieen L oige a2 Sretherhood of Waintenance Ways Empio: ro. Sell beaters or homes Post-Dispatch Wants. DEATHS ESA Entered initio rest ~ag 30 North Sarah satreet. on 27. — at 7:3 dear mother of dward ; ‘Bubs. _ Peter Hammersmeiec (nee Hadcerline. eur dear i BCH ma ca 2. | Sat: ui rday. Nov Donnelly 's nar - ends be mt Cemesery. East ¥t. | pa 4 enerre_-2 Alera a. an vee ‘. " EJ ?R : sf a bal ‘ rel wife peated = “el bo ee > + - S42 trai a4 r Sonny ' Bos Interment fel) paso wsk- BALA ER—£ nterec inf m on Thared ay Bor 25, 1926 ' Dabrowski. Deluved 4ugust —— Lhe ate Dabrowski v's par D J Dennel: Wash . =e oe ‘lock morning Interment in Cal — a ‘Libor ius ntered inte rest Friday. Nov Deering. relict af Den ta} mother of Mr. Edwin | of Mary Byrne and our Ss: a. nome. hillp Cem Nov. 29. at Steck funerai ta 3 in Calvary Wednesday. Nev. v4 Anna Deikesk amip wile H ienry D r 4melia Della. keskamp anc Mrs ear grandmother and Uk “L “err: AMP. —iin aw rem residence. 7708 CC ountry on Sunday afterneon Nov 2 Interment in Concordia Dennells service ber residence. 2325 Warren fea ‘T #9 furera Nee patters. THs Dierment at St. Punetai Menday | Lae & Usimetery at her | . iin 3 Mre. Ann a Spi ndt (28. at 8 Th a. mw. ANSWERS TO QUERIES The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any @¥eTD Personal and telephone calla or answers by mail, cannet de given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoudt €c sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed cnveiape. ELMO— m wife — albert Neanaus lear sister of Hracnh oe Spandt im her a 2 Vea. inte " t Now 27. 19°88 7 Rapa helored nee Fitermor Monday. Now. 28. e kw ry a1. 2. Mi. inter meena ~ haner wee Pent father- ai Derine brothes. rears 8 1 . Marte. and Catherine | ' Det? ™~ rigiie pees Taylor —~ Punerai will ‘ake 5 hiteee from the par. lowe of the Harve & Sheahan nd. Cea 4415 Wasehtinzcton Sendiewenns Tuesday. Noe to St. Edwards Church. , aK, pwodtines-tep-ieien and unele. aged 0 meant ts Paneral from Gebhken'’s new chapel. Gra- vois and Tesune svene-s. || Rebay z Dube. Mo. 1 ska Lipa ; .. Tom | WELLMAN — eter into ' a 1 | +0LBEN—Entered inte resi ai . Th itea he | elery. Sk service. BRN—Enterad imto rest Saturday. Nor. 1 2, SOSe. Margaret Iker Stern, de beloved wife of the iste Abraham Siern, | | dear mother ef Mrs. A. BE. Houtman, Har- | Ed Sady and Samuel Stern. daughter af | lker, sister of Mrs. J. Fitter, Mrs. ‘J Stern of Bloomington. T!., and Mrs. B. | Miller. Puneral from the Rindskop chapel. fog f Delmar boulevard, — Nov. 23. . m., to Chesed Shel Emeth Cem- ii es (Tl.) papers please copy. {c) oltyn and In father-in-law and ms in state at Modell | Mississip i anc Allen avenues. on 4 S our dear grand father Ren.ai | mm. Funeral Sunday ox iia ip mu from National + Vainaila Sa a rematigryv | ee | ae oe _odge Sexo: NO 2a. ir 3 Two To c age Serst. Julius Trojan- dear mother of Jasenh. Phillip. Mrs Schrimear. Jean. Antheanr. George |Juiiug and the late Frank Trea) ano wski. | our dear sister. sister in-law. gunt. moth- | In .er-in-law and grandmother | Funeral Pussdas. Nov. 30. at 8:30 a./ xq Ovaeii >. avenues. ia St. Anthonye Church. thence to SS. Peter and Pauls Comatery Fri VANCE—Enitered into rest on Priday , Litt. Nov 28. 1976. at 7:30 a.m. Cath Vance. dear wife of Jehn Vance | mothe: at Henry and John MeDenaid . Mre. Lacille Pearistein . lla Schinzing. in her seventy ; whe . - mr God, Funeral Sunday. Nov. 28. ‘(rom Drehmann-Harra's new nian boulevard te Vaikei la Mi tw x sp. mm. 190s | ' Wea Cemetery | j . (nee Thurenger) dear father of | In Vossmeyer | : years Le@uise Staniey Nellie Schornp (nee Vosemever) Fr ' Leo and Elsie Kersten ‘ brether brotber-in sTrandia the age of Funeral Sundar. Nev 28. at 32 wD m.. rom residence 1205 Wright street. to St ‘'ohn’s Church. Grand boulevard sas venue. thenee te Fredens Cemeterr —“teman-.-Wacrenrer eerrice (eT) rest on Thurs- ,0:30 BD m.. It liman nee Eynatten). beloved 4 ae Weinman. Gear mother of _ Lester Wallen. Deloved sister | Leon. tten and our | | ae ar ‘sister- in-law, mother-in-law and aunt. at the ace of 54 vears. nM nday Nor. 29. at 1 30 DP residence 4523 Idaho ee Curhy_ Memorial Church, thence v Valhalla Cemetery. 4. : " t 4 ntered nro re Tr} We - ' ring daughter | ¢- Wiman nee | “— Widmann, our | ae a. Ler niece. ed + mo nl "-" months and 27 da: ) ~ F mera. Mi mndar " s 5 - ; . residence. . r . Hi. ; Gi s5S ' . “—— oe ) : sling words during our ef sympathy of my dear 1" a In iva M. ZNKE. express our sincere ‘hangs many fmends and considemation afd — eur sade perTea ye lowe of my dear husband and Gustay HB. Cramer: ape Reese for bis kind words of con-| . ” ae CiOn. Fr — MARY JANB CRAMER AND FAM- an LY werds death Kind and wish appreciation t® aur ves for their kind : shown us in Tha Like Sac AND in wish to thank our mang frends ane. far their kin s in eal se of ‘our iear father and sranc- Pred Huckshold. and fer the man) ffer nes We especial» & bereworth for aos canse:- and Wacker- Helderle Under VN AND GRANPFATHER to extend our @ncere thanks to fiends and neighbors for shown we mW ey ™palhy ‘he death ef eur dear = Sudheft and for ' ° wien our Te miives | ti and heree s amen at “pgrher'tne the mary beautiful lealee wish toe thank mllibearers and the Drehmann. Harral | In memory af partel this life Nev. forgotien. Sediy missed L 4 WIFE. DAUGHTER. SON AND GRAND-ig 5 mm. DAUGHTER. : ved son of Mamie | Seat: —~#,- AMANDA A} In loving memory ef our dear eon oe brether, Samuel a In loving memory Sadiv missed WIFE A> AND CHILDREN departed thi 1935: passed Oh. Bow we mise you. baby dear 50 me 4 we beve gt one Fou: some Gay. again Sadly migped by mother. father end ail ti. -t oved da. nas : ; ’ ariors. Mississippi and | Three ears hawe passed: oh, how we nies | : | Dave HTER2 We bewed And ~ Hulda Bieser. Days of sadness eft come o'er us, Theugh you — three Walter L.. Jacksen,. whe departed "Bina November again :s Because God Sadly missed oy Parents, WHO Sadiy m seed : by 3. piace iihams mT - They wither and-: if BHarrs Waiter Williams. iz Wil 4500) Her ‘BROTHERS-1 Sarting mether. how we mise When we are ail For memory is the on! ¥ friend When all mother M- Laos, Martat Bu: many @ silent tear is TEMPLE | OF FORCE me are 2:30. 2 diy mined by years ave ce yeu Were ore. w not lagp vour hand in a Qetter land. never Dart leved . MRS. C® GANWN Rammei. loving remembrance ef our dear be- PSYCHIC se [ENCE CHU: hter, Mrs. dona Weil. who diea' 3 P- = Mrs A. Hatterman Qe 2 | Everyone welcome. ~~! a7 — aie may think the ae is healed; e do they knew the sorro at ties within eur acon tg concea_ed AND ‘D GRANDDAUGHTER. In memory of our dear wife and mo Fest * Sehmidt, who departed ¢ this lite Daw in his mercy. called you home- te Bis gweet will. ; the 80 ef your veice. so ‘pouch ef yeur hand, now still. BU iuSBa ND AND SON. loving memery ef our dear mother. who departed this life three ago. Nov. 26. Ip@3 Ma n ar Zp. m: Thul Friday. s Pm Mra. Davis Jo CHURCH oF cHRIST — | Brotherhood. Sundar services. 7 | Lecture and esaa ces. Mra. K. ‘pastor: all welcome 3634 Ju THIRD CHURCH—Services, ccabee Temp ie. SLI ot spirational lecturer, Bdwaerd | Five coed mediwms with — de Tears in silence often flow - ‘é shall always keep you near us, |Sunpper. 5:30 to ad ay i? ¥ SP [RITT J Ge Saad RS GRAN (DCHILDREN aND day. Priday DAUGHTERS. oo mm aque agner viock west of DIVINE TRUTHS S&S a ces Sunday a ners, Sunday night at § the s@ddest of the rear Rev 190K bitm away from ua. Was His will. dear one fust one we one we oving Memory of our darling son. this life years ago. Nov 29 132 [WoO years ago today ie¥e eo dearly could not sare. ‘ AND a L. EE. DAVIS, AND ALL LOVED BEIM. loving Memary of H. Marsh. who ago. Nov . SY. ae net forget you. nor de we intend: think of you oftep and will to the end. and ‘argotten br some rou may be. t dear to Gur memery you shall ei- Ways be and help in this big ee jvm PEOPLE'S SPIRITUALIST Sundays. 7:30 np. m.. ditorium. Union and Cabanne. Subject: “Shall . one Pu wBlic Scheonig Gur dear father. _ this life five jiume, Mra. Dr Mabei Sermour reach each one with «a mesange. First Spirit Associatio i ' HILDREN AND ND GRANDCHILDREN. Lovins a - of our dear sen and L.arence Arneid. who paswed | r BE 1918 the flowers on _bis grare: love for him a sieens beneath i never fade awer “iy missed by those who leved him. MRS ARNOLD. St. West pe — ng memery ry of our dear mother av one who departed this life Nev prech 28 one frem us is gone, * toe p>. m. Wednesdar. 2 pn. SUNSHINE CENTE Leuis sarenur our Papin ah street. bade no one @ last fareweil, said gcood-t yy, ID none: virg heart had ceased to beet. And ee we knew it she was gone. iy mi DAUGHTERS AND SISTER. nZ memory of my dear Who departed lovtn PERSON husband this iife ft come often PERSONAL | Pp ao Sb .—Tereee. he aeaee rownn | Px Cha ies, ‘ail is Sab Saved ; ' forgotten ory stray ever linger PERSON} 1—Fred Coxes. has d +r WIFE AaND DAUCGHTER |for you. Cad #8 memeorr of our dear daughier and _Lowisa Roller who departed this 26. 1978 from our midst pal and Ghesanut PERSON AL—Part ‘i whe = off ef City Limi ow 2 12: . mi. Now | Heien) Sister silent “? Acne. — we cant forge? the ur Memory in our hearts. she'll loved is . Ted » fal —] Lely Nth wi fergive all never STs BROTHER AND | : ite dear mother. | «4; loc “ nel Ls . whe Tene rt m one side is ory 28. 1975 he American tHe ¥ 7 . Fou. ny @end to loving face. ———— = n sartow o-? piace. vou i not MmuriImuar oy Your side. -_— mether. ieving memor of ur Margaret B Mectarmac. is life one rear ago Nox Elmer mur Sweet ane | LEAVING for Srizena S 8. 7 ’ = et Ueimer 1a1ay tortoise abell: ett — Shae — i wjuratay eventng: t: ladss —_*- hamuis oh ee gel

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= cm ieee 7 in’ % ‘eer 3 eS ; ‘ ae ; ) | UES ae ae 3 Rn we" 500 | MEN AND BO ¥.s WAN1ED—Is the position you seek advertised in these ‘columns today? ET OT SO AUER So ——ae eee ee ee e SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN WANTED __ SALESMEN WANTED _| HELP WTD._WOMEN, GIRLS ke wTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS | WANTED 3S arg ——iN—AvLOMmoDiie meh, looking for - D CT MAN SSER-~Par easel excellent ter-| SIDELINE ee “paeduiioe; aa Gin - | chance to earn beiier money. Call SALESMEN N ; @n ambitious, working man, under 2000 ~ sy ‘aan be nel eee wouse- OP ERATORS —_ —-5 bx p erienced MEITIO with pharmaceutical! Bee ten can make em i | on nlace - mm place: good wages. Cal! Ciet Ete k . : fabric and straw se THE LIN ash 478W. 396 5TH aves = te ea; lo sell electrical appliances The leading organization in one of the | $150 per week: . doi ; ured through Laciede Gus perme. _Sreatant yg ote ne , bebe maintain | this, Write "tggay’ for particulars, Geo. e é No sale, no samples ~y? Fink | RI Yor wenera]l housework: 3 adults; as we will every Mnportant City. so 2405 Grand ev., Kan City. sor details. Dept. ¢ + Keeney 2 & 700 CLayton 119W. 7818 Bonhomme. Chvtee. round position. E. W. MAGEE rien necessa exper qalary and pon el if de- : We aork. egnbitious men who we can 2. 40th st.. y = LS Ncevern 9 ok oats oe, uenere | Oe eT NE | oe | Sree wat. “See Rare all oi | MANUFACTURING O9., 1214 we Bw. PU tween 2 nad 3 f $ y @li stores: masse to & site pl nt wars real money. Sell 10 |selling is ge By owned believe a day —{th only a few hours’ work right HELP WTD.—MISCELLAN'US | ‘80h. second fioor. (c) | Mississippi. _fe) WIS OURT MINNESOT, BR “pasic firms and offices. — ent line. | willing to work hard for promotion, whieh |‘ Your home town; write for details. WANTED, a German-speaking “couple ‘tb ye Be BR OPERATORS OO} SIN-IOWA : ay demand. Repeat orcers © compe (will be certain and rapid. and satsfied with Display Card Co., 609 Security Bidg.. Dav-| stay with aged couple on a farm: good = . a good at figures and write i. M- y £000 hand; give phone number in Experienced on Singer button and but- fa ttt Maryan Ay, — alnidieny ae oe Mr >» i.* i oe ee + ew 4 : oe Seva Ne Mes es oh, Syety Pte Fa te Nie hae ering . NP AAAS OEE soe PB Ge git eee innate saci esa inal ieainas it Lie: ays mane: DeeiER, aes ae Neha DD i OORT suse Rg s.. ee ee ee ke ee a . ‘ vie) we $e mney —_— . ‘ = KANSAS8-MICEIG at Side line or full time. Liberal | moderate remunerati t tz ennort. Ta. ILLINOIS- INDIANA yi, ission. Small sample outfit. H. C. | consider you tor . senltien in 3 Se ~ SIDELINE SALESMAN—To call on cigu: gg ny AE ee re reply. Box W “150. Post-Dispaich, {C) |} ton-hele machine, on wash dresses. AD- Entire South. oa : r Co.. 6312 Broadway. Chicago. | ization. piy M ly. ; : and confectionery trade with new idea; |) OSS GIRL—For addressing. mail order concern: | Ply 6th_ flpor. Over 30 of age; with good : oe See Soy By Bg worker, ‘not ‘easily “discouraged, and have | PELD’S, 613 St. Charles. (¢) gig: $709 Sivviea v1.“ Fhone worst) Experienced on aprons and| AGENTS —Senliery rubber “ponds | ga for— SALESMA --Ixperienans to sotto ir. novelties; excellent s»spportunity absolute confidence in your ability to make OO EEPER—M e » £% mL : Sutons._2 =—=—s 1s Washington,” net Pears, men; bora) Gommanens pala 3 Eee Hee te tear etninee tae si | fe! SuSE nse ys | te plas peoeme, Call Meme, oes (sranben we oo, oi partment Seat Pr _ Fe | 4 sts ¥O arnings B 96 cans. Cal ond: : ASSERS iCITORS D ~ | SALESMAN — seal pamapiintet = at i Bt. Cipannatl. ©. SALESMEN Ripe : . e. referer ~% nd erty Post Dispatch adie oo ; is) | A : st : i} | 1635 Washington sixth floor ee WOMEN Glove -y ent per t on: must = —fn att ctive side line. pop- give age. references and experience.| BUNDLE WR —-Your : S ‘ . —_ Ww UIRE A SA car. Box G30, Post- sppbaten. mm tony boye’ washable suits, Siechoom. Address Box J-257, Post-Dispatch. ag gp pore = 5. oti Lecce th | GIRL To instruct on wash | Tak levat 1) | CANVASSERS—6 : f° on commis. THORGUGHLY "EXPERIENCED “se ; ,SALESMA N-—Meke - é mickers. satisfactory terms to expe- ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION CALCULATOR OR “COMPTOMETER OP. | dresses. Must have fact ake eievator, (¢c ) sary; honesty tive c GLOVE-F new special holiday el deal. 7: men with established trade. State TRAINING SCHOOL ERATOR—For sales distribution and eta- : ctory OPERATORS W sion. Call M 0 a. m., 907 APPLY FIFTH FLOOR, First. } Ceiculars. reference in application. Sea- © tistical work: give age. reference and ex | experience only. We will ar. | ~ ATORS — © are. C€X-/ Victoria Bide. Paar 9 SALESMEN—Extra offer, reliably oa oar, W. 3d _st.. New York Profitable perience. Box P-112, Post-Dispatch. (¢7) | Bu tremely b gd need ex DIES—Elderly to solicit: commission. KLINE'S S an: anit real outate t+ awING—-Strange patlery compound. A large Easter concern who . ! CANDY PACKERS Must be expe /antee u good salary to the pro- : J usy an n ‘ “B408 Chatham (Continuation Minerva), lleads. . Box W-292. Poet- Pie enced " Be Siehare “4 batteries inetantiy: has a direct factory branch in Bt. Roms O ortunit Call Monda 8 a i Tt experiencell. | erienced operators on wash welisten ; = mi), SAL ESMAN—To sell Ford cars @ mi aod —— . eer — ere is - anger tere) = — trical] : pp y Channiate nd a ark and. ‘ascadinaeat aay | per parties. 40 minutes ride on 5 0 4 , pa . sprees a t for a . a i atteries frigeration training schoo Our ° : ss d resses. Monday. Earl Studie, 1310 N, Grand. oat 4 entirel “race oat ousatial eee “outs [ Hatt Lightning Co.. St. Paul. Minn. desire is to reach men trom al 4” fOr Traveling CANDY SALESLADIES Street car or bus from down- F pape oo ara, ng cee Monday _Fari Studie achool edu , 7 « ‘ , : Wish initiative , | town. W-343-¢, |e? +e SALESWOMEN WANTED — falieneries, Ags iL . i uw EN—- —-Nationally known collection walks of life who want to learn 2001 Locust. : rua —s ie — ts men to lst old accounts; something about electric frig- ’ > , 2 . a ns Se ee es plus bonus; nothing to eration. Bere Salesmen —_HBR2Z CANDY 0O., 806 OLAVE.__(4) -\steady work. Those who desire| = oo ney ry cn: a a carry; fullest co-operation. Robi- This training will be in the Wh A H CAS SHIERS . AND GIRLS f : th . . w Jie ' nae ie | at a Clearing Co., 8 8. Dearborn, evenings and will not conflict 0 re at ome BUNDLE Ww RAPPERS T pi k { d | ; increase eir & WALKER . : i | 40 pick pecans; steady employ-/ply at once. ELY A organizations; « Chicago. bey with your present position 1 c SALESM AN—Sell new attractive Time ——— ; - ~ oa mehaoie nei ! During December | ¢ ' _. Avene And coliector; one of ‘he Salesiadies invited to attend our Must have good references: excellent op- : , ) | crescent Printers, $01 Piymoute 20 — st life insurance companies training. See MR. WEISS per- We are increasing our personnel during | portunities for ambitious girls in all de-| ment; can make $12, $15 per| DRY GOODS CO., Sterling Fac- , usuiai opportunities. ‘no & vacancy ; salary and commiss.on sonadly at new show room, 1021 the holiday shopping season, and have|parments, Apply dth floor. week. A lv L ewes Manager, K&INES pply Levee and Elm. tory, 16th and Locust, 2d floor.- Bld 2. 7 4 life inswance experience unneces- N. Grand, Monday, Tuesday and places for a number of high-class, intelli- ow gent men—piaces suc h aé wil appeal (e2) | (c62) LADIbS!——If you want we mas money we will pay ce | : rt ioe “ADDIS Bunday . ‘ — Pox M380. *Post-Dias — hater — most attraciively to traveling men wt 606 Washington, _ (a) earn | y bd & J. x M- Os! aT CN ‘ . i} ai) 0 10 ws ashing C - | bine Hotel, Kingshighway ang f : Lash: Millions of typewriter users are not occupied with their regular em- | CHILD'S NURSE—WhilLe. 07 Water- COLORED GIRLS | mission for taking orders for candy. Davis. 5 a ting for brand-new $10 casily sold a age on 1 san. ceca ay sob directing’ ral man, tgird floor. CAbany 53: (a)? ken eat Gets ~ ey -- SALESN ENF ‘kiy nir , omy oO “ = — open ude selling aa recitin a 7h + ~— ag cy : f andi salesmen for ecfling new trade timula@it ually. pemwes bandrets of tat etier a TENTION—Cemetery ye and —-- , store, ete, pply tor addre fonda Beater heodere Brea Chote Steady , hght factory work ; Experienced on Silk ished «° | poems Cryet = Seceeman, argest comms | SUPERI * NDENT oF EMPLOYMENT late Co. Park and Comnton . easy to learn ; tg ‘ districts wanted. ate OmnPLto : 2 can make deed | Ss ; . 6th st for full information. ho capital revuired: just abil Rh ~ rgin t itory. F. E. Hool Aan idiicteer= Box 75. EAA pe ne sagueveeirel hh sg wey ook, | sions, pal a; mn TOs p00. Address ex | MEZZANINE FLOOR CHOCO : rh if SALESME'—AnC salcsladies; make @e@ALESMEN—Profitable side line; ent, | INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE SALESMEN, Stix Baer & Fuller HOCOLATE DIPPERS Ex. money. Levee and Elm. (e2) | DIRESSES yn ge LADIES oo daily selling $1000 life insurance ‘ ; ig new candy packages, depart m: ‘nt, _ : 0 9 d h d di cc =— a saan Company Come ready for work. A. uJ | 7 ee : id Pull a part, time > Belling “-HILDKWN to care for my tor ‘roducts Co., Utica, | 8» : ; : ais Plenty work, good prices. ce pele oe today. ¥ e.g. outfit free. ‘Write "yy rents of while t reat [A LES ~ if tin! roved ‘ {SS ceed Cae ee | WALTHER FACTORY, This | 10 Doct Pecans. Can make €00d | se Lead Fes | Sen i2 Cory se elt, aes "Ce | U (Shirt Co.. Box 1384. Greensboro, 5. GoMmeges guaraniced trees, shrubs, roses, | oterustiment _Box W347 Post _Dis. ' |and Walnut. (ce) | money; steady work. Apply | I e Leader in Sty es LADIES—$10.76 Gaily lin advance), Spare ~ AN OMe . SALESMAN—To sell established gs able ee, SO; Sennen one aide line or specialty nied Liberal wi Feed Salesmen Wanted Clark and Theresa Avs. (¢2) | 704 Washington AV. Gace hastens not fe in stores; ak ; Om. “or 3; eae Con 985 Van’ Buren. Chicago for Experienced | COLORED GIRLS |MR. SIEGELMAN, 5th Floor. |sie" imtuding” latest “silk to the’ Top" er AND BOARD—1 oF To pick pecans, steady workers can etl OV ER. ALL OPERATORS | ane, hose. Schoc’ and Xmas line now exchanged. FOre frum iruck to confectioners, drugs iv: we deliver and collect: new meth- : drink parlors; one et Se is. Growers +} rears. Brown Brothers , a 9 ~. ANUFACTURER needs ex perie need auto \l . : . “Aluminum Co. ccessory salesmen Calling on dealers and Northwestern Territories . No capital er e rience needed. ——Minnesota and North Dako- g00d pay. Apply 2211 Chestnut. . HAVE G GOD POSITIONS FOR OP- We furnish samples. —@ilk hose for your . Ey: tt ee * 3 O- Box W-129. Post-Dispatch, jp Rechesier, = SA.WESMAN-——Young man two travel SALESMAN — “Wear- — phum berg bruise erondad old “bas gg te Par cae On a obbert main or sid line; good commis- —e _— if “ Ch ] Dy am manufacturer: mate experience end om ect a; ! : e “t a | anions ong ‘tanec %g W: a—to travel for Purin; ills. t OUSHG ‘ = q cutione. Box W-249. Post-Dispatdae | En RE ER tes ine ee eect Age 25 to 35 years. Travel OCOLAE lpper p mg ng Asis Rows, waaes: ee a ? fT Bk Go. W'70-848, Cincinnati,” ©, ‘ nce. ani BOGresRE MNciuaing mone 7 ~ — . * ( ohile . orem ‘ FB p74 » ~] . =. . ° SALESMEN—S$20 daily selling mw MM,” “fox W-187 Post-Dispatch. (c) | SPDCIALTY BALESMEN—-Wantd by high- he I gen a yy lle HOUSEGIRL—=settled: housework and | ER; TACKER ON SINGER TWO- | SALESLADINS— Experienced. ented auto radiator shutter: réaj — : ° - . em adaq ° wm are ly rated manu turer of adve rtise a an d a outside BaAleR aoe rietice A ly Em lo me t Offi COC »king, Appis 162 8 8. Broadway. ie | xX L Cc - = ; years. om candy and preposition. retail $1.50 G aueeMEN— With car, will a dq «= Men | established conan specialties for South- pe we «es College education ppiy ploy n 1cé, HOUSBGIRL — For ae rt . STIX FACTORY oO. k. | ments. Herg Candy Co. 706 Washington. home; ‘references. Hiland 81 ’ Manche ss er gh 3 sales force; must mad a $ wb Tilinois Western Missouri and St kee ae ag See? and Gj ’ h F] white: city refe ren Ay ne os housework ; | CORNE R 11TH AND ST. CHARLE 3ALESLADI&s co Over 28: ladies’ wear: ROOM AND ARD— or gentie- ALE SME N—Manufacturer with Pe au ager a ee ong A nae ‘ity territories These openings -of- i ecet. ae pg A — n 1x4 oor, HOUSHGIRL— Whi rey jaliahle” ee. | | FOR MISS KRANZ _ (e2) experience unnecessary : 4 per day: per- men: p private family; Saati exchanges. ' c t sg permanent connection with opportun , 5 , housework : _small— family. CAbany 0480. | “S18 -Or mon: must be expe- (paneus : ar ane Mise w(t) ROOM oe roe Dispatch, ey eae ; / rjencer Ni. "a ran rican ote 0 A ARD—Largre locat vain ivertised line selling to f ae ° kine 2 ‘ter Literal contract with "fusrantee, : graiping in pur business. Room (\ [ity for advancement in good organization. | oly in own hendertting: SCRUGGS HOUSBGIRL—For housework and 0 stay | and Oe. Ms . i. v4 v Pe. » 4 4 s ae 7 i i Velen, « aa . - " 7% i il i . " ia ~ eee em be a4 hid Pow a + iy Alas Be ye ‘ eo + 2 gx ; — i oe pees & & * Om alin vali a Says dye tal me. % ae & es no deliveries to ” ens k; o s4 rghit “aA RRL BTN eles NAS SS MOSE A I ig R 2 a ih ot Ron a Le, Sa ee iS ie - p4q oat iil ly VE Tile oe ac A Pa, as MOG WP. mets - pepe ae past cant Bitar Ba doe rm “ -, ans . y ay why cans ‘ « PEE Mie EADS TEI ty ey, ARNIS ta cantly Uhl edie Sela teint he ee ens th a ne ~ — - naan » & Fs apes fk (vert “er ~ a eae *» p Ae ‘* “ “ Yee co Pet tenet susledtiniin . Sa tee 7 - oe ~ 1 Wwe Ge the a Oe a sal Novelty Co.. b Y O IR’ l sae 993 soit la. . , ox 52 . =e AL ESMAN—Mantacturer's represent’ [perience ang furnish bond. Salary basis . “el racter f Stat 7 —e . Tage a jo gel! high- age auto accessories | address W. J. per, care of Maytair ux character reierences. Dtate A ; HOUSEGIRL— White xe] a sow! | n 4 p SALESMEN-—Big pay placing Ric ee ti i oo tetettom taate: | nar 5, ea OO} i eniary or. , oe recent ’ 80 Aberdeen pl 6, ener RouaeT | write rood ha d; ood ay. wear. . photo or kodai jicture wit ; sae: , ; EES LA — ee a HOUSEGIRL—White. general housework Apply Monday, 8 a.m., OLIVER SATESLAT iE $55 week, showing wee. es cases and e A ? erful sanitary garment te friends; send |p nurse; recular : deo N. rs refe x em- a prs Sete it are ae eo - PR eee a Netilimer tN ey cr Raph. Lam eats pan ae + we ett. Peg te oe E os aie ns ms or ete magnet L eo em ISLETS SR TE POY Es ees Yuan's (i Siu 74° WG: Me AP asp 8 vice cies with sales guaranteed: 2 ¢ ~ rt aa , * pn ‘ 7 : : terriiory anda Hine s handied refer GUT art —ione h ; + cormmiasion 7 renee is: reas kn re Hackett Products Co. Inc | ST nas - SAL —a Tre Sites. “ oe | letter Above requirements BARNEY D Gi ( A) stav on piace. 717 Eaatest | bage_ unnecessary. ox 497. Iowa City . 3 ied ) . Ss. See ‘ — must be covered fully or appli- © ° © | Hou aC Te ‘ret te R. BURNER CORP.. 210 Chest- | fer samples rtha Williams, 431 P| sis a _—— J¢ 2 5 4 ‘ cS a ; £ ae | +: a *Z ti 2 » : . ; ; Ws e; e j . e - ot camenes and car aeimees wher I ae LE aEN—To travel: oe Se ee is ‘AKE ord for coffee. sugar. flojur, | rn ortun ‘ Nees nei, ~ Re em Westeate. firet 4 tae —— r- ‘ , Clark Chicago. : 4 experience: open field: liberal eogmmamm™.to go-eetters, soliciting accounte | “ei. Manned. goods, etaple groceries, | aan with aaeeiea teen CLERK—Experienced in delicatessen. | HOUSEGIRI ~) | nut. (€) | SALESLADIES—Sell aitractive holiday| room, with board; sions . 4025 West Pine. - * collecting on CommMissiory, by one , of mae . trite radio : sets ‘tires au to and + | m — elie f 2 ueer~ 5 as Lest Stoke ‘ Saeatitee c) | housework; go home at night. 5128 PINNERS ne rubber go00ds, aprons, sanitary . | ployed. er- tractor q@s: no capitel or bond sequired; | Address F. 8. Gilchrist, Rals- LERK—in credit office. give age and ea- |Cabanne ar Rubber Products. Pittsb on Americal | WILL BOARD small onlldren; mothers } ubber Products, Pittsburg, Pa. care. C©Olfax 9177R. (ec) # SALESMEN-—Electric sign: m . f dient. Mr. . anh ng ance fet irqm ~ : deliver and col ee busine aa ton Purina Co., 8t. Louis, Mo. _perience. Box W-248, Post-Dis. (a) | BOUS ‘SEGIRL— White. for general house- Experienced on shirts. Come ready to | UE work. New Era Shirt Ce... 901 Laces ay. SALESLADY-— With demonstrating expe- 8 $12.000 goes probably you Cetitral National Kank Bidg. | ton: try 1: we 5 —_ vou how: write “62 5 Le fe 56) | big “Dt write. ‘ at on ¢ cheock-Hil! | C , | HOt TRL 5 pC eneral hous : re 7% “ nely re é a) Hiideon. Chi U, LES MAN— With car. to ha andle wor i's —— ; atieet - at pao Ni . OLO R EL ) ( IIRLS iC y nena 6043 W roe ie) rience: age OD to 35: must be a real live- Central | SALESMAN-—With following, to sell aie atest tire boots and tube patch: every | TRAV SALESME! —Men now Sey Work in date d : HOUSEGIRL—wWhite, for general house | PUPIL NU RSES—Apply Josephine — wire: salary or commission: etendy inside ular price line cnildrens and ms mravre and filling tation buys makes ey. have spare time to devote to egitim ee _ ate epartment; experience | work, assist with child. PArkview 3716 | Dital, J620 8 Grar (eQ@) work Phone FOrest. 8°R60W ' | hats; commission baedis. SWW, : 100€ cfu! sideline; oo euaranteed: prof- | de sine can increase wor tremendc ng | ready for ¥ ork 205 N. els shifte: come | 57 796 _ MePherson. ye | G "i a2! ( _fe SALEELATEa Ta: ee = eoeT boara ms te : . Greeting card line sold to department . 5 ; st. (cq) | HOUBDGIRL—wWhite: genera! housework. H JE W IRKERS | house; I have a real Xmas * dee uni very and fancy | call a sale; $10 te re per ¢ until Xmas | Bids . New York, § 100% iw} why ‘\ Mem- | — r cent. Owl Rubber Co., Mem is coe ate” dename abe : - . =A LESMAN-—Sell high-class artic Te 7” } a fn on CE eee. Nateeaky known SALESMAN FOR NEARBY COMPTOMETER OPERATOR—Or calet-| no washing or cooking. must stay on |. Experienced patent leather in every office dewntown. Bm: : business Silmmulator that | Manus 7 a ong, tle Ba xcu serritoi md ween ' vce dator for sales distri»ution and statisti- |place: $8. 5602A Delmar. (c) | kid: repairer in packing room. |‘ transyortation furnishe Washing- Railway Exch@nge Building before : skout: if you have sold adver- yg 4 AB — ‘ond ge PP ngage | pag oer om | rERRITORY en ‘DP alg, x. ference and expem | GOUSEGIRL—Colored, for general house- | RICE-O'NEIL SHOE O0., 1113 8. 12th 1, | fon ADELAIDE, 2100A—Room end beanl tn -" e ‘ ; . i in i € i i e u i } ) - > j Se ees oe = } - J or- | o'clock Monday. “! dalties, premiums or similar spe- | regarding self in first application, Frank | Due to big expansion program — ost- Dispatch. (ca) | Work; experience unnecessary. 6639 Washi- SMOCKER—E Experienced. an children’s | 8A LESGIRLS— Candy. who formerly | 2riys arf gp. Font eee i = ; ! COOK— Colored; setlied: housew rk er tan. (c) e lathe 1s Call Monday 710 Hamilton fe) | wernt in downtown oca@ndy stores a on “2612 urminhed room tor ainaned:- 1 ae —~ | would like permanent or temporary uw or withou ‘tising. ; ales- i SAL ESMEN—$50 weekly a by Gi cialty lines, you can make $100-$200 com- | yr Penhoff Adv. Agency. 612 N. Michi big. reliable firm, soundly estab- ao tg ad: , noUsey ore | vi hah . ence erson 2: | Pp ‘ Molo -s . arienced STENOGR ER - CORRBSPOND cae USEGIRL—Colored. neat SHO Cote X;RAPHER RESPONDENT /day work: give phone number in Rew rE BRIL ANTE. 2 i getic man: no experience ison weekly with us. ‘Every 2 rchant | ean Chicago. lished and leade: in its field has | Ge Alek a | eat. € ureeu vapnein room immediately for salesman rOoK—White: exnerienced : voung: »rivat .~ gt hav refere 5579 Cx ; | Competent. experienced woman with goo } ng: riven ust have good reference. 5579 Cates | ue Set | Bex W-141. Post-Dispatch. +1 thonet “lem EUCILD. 5 Dee eee a enemas od a | nished ; guaranteed jock. ‘Herrick prospec National Publicity : ¥ with ability. Territery requires a family. Call 5505 Lindel c2) | second weet. (c) | education initiative and capacity 75) tails, willing to break in as stenographer. | SALESLADIES -— Oulver representatives ‘series. Rochester. N. Y. mouth Bidg.. Chicago — oun th SALESMEN-——Sell merchants Poymer as, “Chiro.” converter of cot BOILER ( OMPOT ND salesman of character, high school COOK—Experienced on roasts and sand- | HOUSEGIRL—Colored: neat: experience: | decorations Fast sellers; vig cx ton and silk mixed fabrics desires repre-| And belt> dressing salesman: ful] or part | or college education, aggressive- wiches 2239 8. Grand. (e) must have goed references; half days. | but capable of being able in short time to| make $50 weekly showing actual sam-/| fined co sion: in or out of town. 911 N..128 geniative, Louisiane Texas. Arka! Bas and | time: enaranteed preducts th a A fit. | ness amd a record of successful SOOK—And ff os, age ~~ 5579 Cates. second west ate (., | handle department correspondence inde- | | pie makes easy sales; fullest co-operation: tele: y furni ed « . % G Ales A Drodcucts 11De ra. Procit selline Ace Or Lo 3k veuars: to en And renerai housew Ui rk : “ nit : . * aria nendentliy: publishing business: salary $25. | ' pt commissions. Irving Mayer, Dept. derful fuod :* ishe: blecks _ oo “ “a. , experienced: reference. PArkview 40924 HOU IUSEGIRL—W hite: weneral ~ housework: Write fully. stating age omeeaa* i Ri R12 Olive. St. Louis. Mo. 3a floor. lahoma; may handie line an | shar’ ae arrangement: old established manu- | sel] commercial] feeds to livestock COOK —BDxperienced. white: family 3 adults: references. .5559 Cab- | tur f experience. etc. Box W- ] N perienced, white re- | . )| eo a! SALESLADIES Wid—Unusual copportun-| GRAND. 55304 N.— Room and ity to earn extra Xmas money eelling/ 2 in private SALES MEN—To sel} tallor-made suits other nonconflicting piece so0o0ds tae (O™- | facture ; uf r Tu ‘ 440). i > YTS of . c ’ whoers throug BLE lis 16 . references pissio: basis: give ful| details. Box THE U "NIC IN PRODUCTS CO.. Cleveland.O owners through established retail quired. Apply Brentmoor, phone CAbany | @2n¢. i as Pa J aggao novelties as sideline; for particu- —— Mr. Thumm. 4509 Idahe ay., in GRAND. | 2907 N.—Room end beardi all ns overcoats’ vou make $5 each sale: Ry z2t. , : . Hroadway. New York City. a + ~~ or. tz; “ distributors Territory small train and help vou make large ineqm ge’ Bros eee os Boe Se eed ; , 1397 USDG engin king air help you mi SRGaEK—Hecddent or traveling; live | PART OR FULL TIME travel auto. Straight salary, ter- 0397 _ : (c%) | HOUSEGIRI- Wiite: no washing; “sma! rilory expense and commission COOK—-Capabie white woman, genera! gas: co home night 8: living on South ETP RSWER $150 ama and x ewires; estabiirhed manufecturer; ladies’ A good side line for one who needs a ory expen: . | ; FP alee ae canibricnen et aan ‘ er rments nen rayon. si ik and cotton, | bie seer income than his present position af- | pay Senne oe agate | Sane ane names 4 children : arine .rY, ae ed: $35 ner month Phone | | the evening. _ Riverside 276 HARPER. 3216— owt neni ait edivemed envets ot ae f eg gpm lt pang Al MS orosit- | ords. CURRAN COAL CO... 201 a | | z mpleie record a past a. \SaGeen-8 cite cack” oad” coneeias' AOU SEGIRL—Or middie-a — woman, WV rN NTIEID: SALESLADIES —Experienced wi mae CO SALESMEN—Por permanent and hier ‘ E Colonial t aaa ta. aw. Al OPPORTUNITY | phieto should accompany Mpplica- | home not Set occapied Tamils of ae jauith | small home; can stay on place: $6 week. | in selling and fitting women’s +g. ; | Cal) GRand 0357, Sunday, between 10-12. and children’ s shoes. Apply Mr. position; with financial instituilonegs med Ot.. New York (nty. Salesmen: $100 weekly. selling auto | tion. Only salesmen with suc- answer. iving references Box M-116. | a 3 -- ant m4) ‘ cessful selling record and anxious | Post-Dispaich. | HOU SEGIRL—wWhite: experi-nce: general | a hea |,fousework and care of boy. 4 years old; Wittmond, 9 A. M. Monday. , | Ps 7? - Feo . ote ls Mr. Miller, MA ; : ESMEN—We are offering an ex- | cident preventers: 500 pe 2) fits. oe ae ertional opportunity to make real money |Sample free. 604 Buder Bide. ‘s. | sos =. ~ eas See | COPYWRITER—Young lady wno has 1 $30 month, room and board; references : Se ite | growth need apply dc pene per- experience in writing and laying out @e- | °7.)_@ month, room POaI, SULCTUNCEe. e @\ Oon : 4975 Wahada. (ce) SHOE MART, 711 Washington. SALESMAN—Sit.° age 22: several miing our line of tire boots and tube | Mo | sunally immediately. Mak ap- | aaron and retail store advertising: mate "Se gly ten ts ele. ene ae . » ~*~ Pam rs ™ 4 >. — > or i, Aue 4 Sond ~ * 7 4 4 lad | oseetennenenelliieniananannee ee sa 0 Pilea greatest ee es ~ ust have car and - furnish “ee m. Write today. Dixie Rubber Products| plicant must be capable of selling our prod- t k Hi t f iousework; excellent position for compe: €50 to $75 extra a week: «amples ligt me above regular salary: iiberal com- 10 Salesmanagers Wanted | Sales MI | for electrical appliance ; ' vAll Ana ger | department store. Position permanent. | HOUSEKEEPER—German:. middle-aged. ent to take over the entire (most meritorious propositions ané te family, COltex Tea0W. experience: wills to prave ebility: @ibpatches: we prefer men with cars Calling | TER - - | ~~ diiageeiatiasintin references Riverside 5229R. or aaa the automobile and acecéssory trade: our F IE L Ds SAL ES MA NAG E R plication by letter to A. SC HIN ‘your experience in this line and salary |’ HUUSEGIRL—Competent. to take care of if >| LER, sales manager, Purina Mills, | wanted; al] replies strictly confidential. Bex! modest residence in West End: 2 in fam- ° EB. 4483—Nea ie peer: good me earn $3000 to $6000 and up. m. 645 Shelby st.. Memphis. Tenn. | ucts and instructi1 salesmen in the field : elby st... Ms = 6 n he fi Demonstrators—2 Ladies tent young woman: give experience end | Post-Dispatch. eent on reovest without charze. WE ion plus swift selling make this side | Ex - OS . 4 i n perienced in advertising card-writ- 9 pee. 44. Station BR, Cinctanatt, % fine money maker; write immediately. | ino “ang at dhamn saietiniieteas ys” | Ww 1, | eee oe good. we Gee ate | ett SB_ Ala! 7 me wa arrange ment who can successfully conduct | ’ ' ‘ U - ™., . J, U ‘Hot iT SEI KE Ee PER—Middie-aged. in mother- . | fal anted | Equitable Bide (ec) | less home. Box G-302, Post-Dispatch, rom d ; rorld: 50% profit ve supervision and manage- {in world; 50% 4 VES | "WENTIET 17 N—Room i , . : eli | ‘person a sure sale. Unlimited) niched TANS mreaict may be handied as a sideline if To emplo and direct salesmen to sel - St. Louis, Mo. (c7) M-152. Post-Dispatch | ily; must understand how to do plain cook- Al lel @\ ge e Ir OO fax RAI 125 Locust at.. at 9 a.m. ( ALESMitN—Double 1927 earnings sell- | Will pay salary commensurate with ability. - : | 21 to 35 years of age, neat appear- | Teferences Box M-382 aes } | | Sov lal sales for merchants; work mostly . | HOTSEKERPER—Elderly lady. 1010 N. merce. Nashville. Ten aie | te wa ——— ; ’ " B a ‘thoroughly established manufac- | Tience: willing worker; familiar with order | HOUSEKEEPER—Young woman, heat; | possibilities. See Mr. Weisstein ee . n 7 aahaaeeee teh nites, el aia ° ws i ee a ee We nal. 2 ee Gr * cau ne puennt ane egress nae SPECIALTY SALESMEN — Ex yeu prefer; sales assured with large prof: | ¢ cgmplete lit A of maintenance paints; aD- | | a a | ing and serve properliv. an ac genera | i: advertial enecialty thai 7 $150 to $500 monthly from spare Bi to $8 Siena , | in downtown dren. 801A Hickory. | Woman who is compet- a few really hich-clase men ! @ information regarding experience anc Norti , : OOTE bai L'ANTE. U824e-—Parnlahed SERVICE, 207 Chamber of Come};A WELL FINANCED, prosperous, | DICTAPHONE OPERAT )R—clerical ex} Rroadway. : ___ |-soof @ first class Tea Room nen +\enneer w* “ aa oe 2 . y CN ee ee en ne St en ee ee net 6 ee ee . os 10 gen sitet annie » { © BAC SCHEN BACH. 5508 A—8 —-Sleept =e SALESMFE.N—Quickest selling aide ams Our pocket-size advertising specialty: | Box 9 Post-Dispatch for O idle W ork ‘AUSOHEN BACH 31 a 7 ance, good reference and character. HOUSEKEEPER — Woman: care of chil- sr LOU IS” 22204 —Sleeving "man w ho “knows sed Cars. that can Southern States. Address WHITTIER writ ng. State ube and silar , expec y ua. | small flat. p} ain cookin g* no children. no | located n the best Depart- | | Monday A. M. MANAGER— -For beauty shop. turing company, how doing @ na- Box W-265, Post-Dispaten. laundry; good wages. 2702 Rutger! ees » ] We i a it : ller gy I e — — — once bi wank vegan, territory mn Ron —— . — ae M ust he A thoroughly rT a xpe- tional business of several million | DRE SSM AI. BR — hxpe rienced, who | Can | HOT "SIDKE EPER Bider! y lady. for elder- Q . f De ver ge ea I sipieed moat Op aid ted deee aii - ‘ . ae vie fg Wie cut and tit Don't apply unless thor-!~; " od home: small ~ Bn Chero- ment Store # aver, N Is ES COMPANY d t — ars a year, has an opening for ougkty e sper) enced Silke dresamak- a cara uth ‘6262 Prints. che. . . U ITE! AL s reeme 2 teen’ dem red board : weve wer? Colo. Reply must contain 320 Wainwricht Bide. 7th and Cheetnut. | PLORISBAN ~~ W.—First ficor 3 oni sda an amb whe room and boar spn, on ‘o ler or couple empleved; $7.50 each _ (co) Og. o” ; ania a. f a e- 10°8 a Ced iT Rani s Ta rn ‘rienced woman about 34) and a ; | ; ales Manager who is capable of | ing department 704 Bt Ch aries, 4th floor. HOUS EEP ER—Ca of small apart- | Saleswomen —fansbie Unt tet ite; everything f ' ALESMEN— ~Largest gummed tape organ | | Must be experienced for Lean Y 4938—z connecting nhs AA nt A ery te | wor ‘k FRAGER BR 1021 ington x ping’ as a modest WwW aa refined motheriess home eointion. #40 TDeerhorn Ch nag moe wholesalers and retailers in ) M M NN] N SAILESMAN-—Experienred lep : he; Openings for full and part time > niy Nir. ever. S( pF NEAN- exceptional. a. establishing Ieade for an organise@ gen and splendid opportunities for lurger | ) ee! Mage mie Agape ; : DRESS OPERATORS S living in| Box W-163Por-Dispatch. AC) a Lani foree: you participate in all Omrmr . tho eT P 00, | Sager Co.. M fgs.. FELD >. 613 st. ( harles. (¢ } Only aman w ith an unusual rece- Q : HOU SEKEEP ER Married couple: wife to | Dispatch, st. OuIS. } hicago oe - ‘ord of accomplishment will iad South mt. Louis save time and | manage desirable rooming house in @x- ‘Change for nice living quarters. Box W- | , ; , . hy re & “j ‘ oO ‘ . . : ani . ‘ 2 eased . é ‘ : a a? ag gee 2 Sacre, whulvcsle ond Stles to mam |handling high-class trade. Ap-| magnitude. The opportunities are| Exverienced: week Oe Wh ee | HOUSEKESPER — Refined. middle-aged. | 34( ~ Wash a oa — “| expected. Box A-340, Post- Wonderful main line. P-round connection, big commissions, ex HOM N New Biead. & averlime ait’ following departments: r a! See 2 te Hendkerchiefs gentiemen or couple; (ec) home. ener Box W-2P98. Post-Dis. ; ALESMEN — Radio franchise: straight | rr AT ch tab . , , ~ : ! SALESMEN-——The most amazin He proposit ton; all oe franc hise benefits | PERMANENT POSITION considered. He must be a thorough Carfare by working in your | 356 “Posi-Dispateh. Be fe) | Ribbons LEXINGTON, fice necessity: sells «$12 aving to charge the dealer | . sala ba] iin a rn ' y i TOUSEREE?™R—Relined: 35-40: that) ————s7-moeueE « 660g—-S Sh ‘does ‘more than ‘machines ‘some Baus; 2-dial contro! 6 and 6 tube receiv-| | Bix. local. representative manufecturer | executive, with experience in build- neighborhood. We are extreme- | HOUSEKERD ER Betined about. “tppewrit-| »_, VictOR RECORD GIRL. | | momery _keeping dreds: our men “cleaning u a eoueRtion. price. efficiency and CO-/ Oo tube console and table models | ing and handling a sales force of at | ily cy . 24] | ing, to keep house for an elderly business | spore = = s = Ment-lbenate he Art Needle Work NATURAL . tion makes an ettre- i - JUSVY an ne ex perience records. Box A-342 8 ; , Aryo'd ( heck Writer Co.. int meas ion. We have salesmen th > gom J nt of ‘at low. pric es and on free trial. Competi- | least several hundred men. man. Box K-23. _Pogt-Dispatc h. i WalTRESS—No Su: nday work. “Parris | China eee! es a ge 8, woe 3 a many as 15 contracts per week. | tion eliminated - cause we P Old sets me 1 ‘operator s on Ww ash dresses. | HOUSEKEE PE cR—Mothe rless ; OMe, in | Restaurant 500 § 7th. ic) Toys thes - , ; had Man r (in trade. le Cason whe HF nO} gh iD cations Ww be ¢ nN tr¢ “~ a i a fu miiy: more or Ome than wager: | — en OT egg . missions: extra monthly bonus. ity Mo age: a Ozark Bidg.. Kansas to make large profits , . ] . hz oe Z 8 . | p ect ; h ws 1 s ct i ACT ( mR J N E \ ER IDLE. In-| | no objec tion to smal! child gir “} pre ferred. , WAI TRESS——W hite: tray service. - jteliable Men's Furnishings work. Actua! | — ME ce ES ~ to. carry. No B amated ve i ae | conriaence. resent empioves know RSI 3 A m1 L8OR Gaty av. East St. °” =i > | _Empioy ment Bureau. 540 _ isco Bidg. ani Pept Bliss. anon, =, - Ry ce, to wall “Queen Anne ee ate | codes, Write at once fo e and take | of this advertisement. No inter- Crease your earnings. pply ti: THOUSBKE EPER—One expe ere ae Books . LES ae ns } : . tt ager Pak « . . : me sar pag : . ’ Yr a , . , ¢ , { ne j 4 ~ | SAE AN SolyiStted avers Ansto: "Pre"PuAin* rutine™ "Ein | femotaeater sete. Premiet wig Ln" views will be granted unless com- ELY-WALKER DRY GOODS ,ghitren wwtsred pa inser | (WW A IT RESSES Electrica i = — ~ ~ . ; o , 9 Perea or rR o . ce st ‘ | , a : ‘ar if d « be. a 4 Vn : : i nation, Ste: P is open te ail and "casaa. tis | weed av” Chicago. pace sf. am plete details are furnished in first/CO., 3409 Texas. (C62) | Columbia niet ospereeee Apply B. Nugent and Bros. men. __FRoapect_ 3283. — uit Co, wel tie a and possibly Jlowa and Michigan ‘heey f a letter. including are, whether r- eeeeenmenenneens SS | Hi 18 SE wi »M A N—F or ‘euaahete slay pu 2 , ) Dry Goods Co. BLAINE 744-- Room and ‘itv. «Mo ; , | - i ma ; ir :} . ; " ; [ee 2lssion basis or salary and commis- A NEW C Al, END. PR nov OT lad eetocy wa nent? lace 1417 N. 14th. “ Ce! | Experienced, for short hours. | —_—-—————— close to 2 Cal ried, salary required, companies as- | EMBRC IDERER —Hand: for home was. a, HEN GIRI-—To make sandwiches ; atcin "A , > : _fonveniener : $7. G SSE Ser as, fzation in th ntry ofilerse permanent |}; a commission pa ; m © count Ol ao eni ance ay is ‘OTE : | licensed operater, capable of developing the sales to greater DRESS OPER ATORS | “ment and two children: iy yalaaaas a >) age, experience and salary Ps j » - ” _ eke reasonabie, COlfas Ce ie oe eae mene @ a nite “et — eee oe we, . har re =o ae Sea a ee ‘ 1 yer ~~ © vate en SAL ESMEN— ~To sel! an ecuin e Write fuliy Anchor Btove & Rane | _at oil stations: something new oF ~ New Albany. Ind. (cO8) | Make £50.09 to $200.00 per week selling sociated with, earnings. number of | Abply 6014 Geraldine. ERTS oN and help in citehen must be experienced. Apply sixth floor restaurant. ° BOT. T | 118 Arcade Bidg e . St B & Full ITANICAL, 4115A—Reom a2? IX, aer er for 2 emploved Christian ; : . i nes He | ‘ae Sa a - | have. cash security. 300 wes Mblignes oeeure of 40 — ete Ling ; our High-Grade @ Ss os wens and Noy.| men handled, volume of business IX AMINERS HED O N—White. Appiy 52 | references, Rox _G- 25. Prost-D) a ei ec staple guarant products; a — aca. iS, = PP h Pe ne a te inian com al - j KITCHEN - , _— ve . B & IF I} recom. wit : aciling ‘season | 8t .|}and complete business experience. Experienced on Gilk Dresses. |S v-reeventet tig work” on Stix, Baer wiier CF) elentonenmens each. ys Or ( mStracil I (pet ; 9 eS i Réquire the services of | A. board smal! child. Rance SALESME iy otteren of oune ain full or part time: a empioved is offered to youns® ome Btate repre Bent: liive by prov- | three references. This is your Op- | The Gever Company Gross Freedman Co. "9 1324 | 1183" a | are cee) | SCORER _ we - jecorating . ‘ | 83 —-’ | WOMAN—Elderly, fer mas decorating 53 IPE *- ic) | CALIFORNIA. mig Hever 1194 +o BO v re ir‘eras i L or lis = ing 8 BT RE > 5. G : a be neat appearing. capabie, “TE NNE H ompeagd CO Da vton, Ohio OW ashingt on. i LAUND TRESS—Expe rien¢ nee , for elb O Fallon, : - ‘ on rams n l en In 4 od ana hows: and | e Aa - * . . , Spee OSES ~ — = ae andar WwW s AM. ~oOr 820 ~ eT - Le . — . ern 4 ee AN-——Si 4 rhe, a 4° 3, Be ious ip ol gas ~ Ag 10703 Suebec : _K a , | PIN l N] SHEKS AN D BI ry rN HA ILE MAKER . — 5 ° Mra se ie) WOMAN —2e work in kitche Apply CLEV Vie Re an a iia Paw “anal —'s) Ja tional advertised food. prone Cleve) land. Lou iSV1 ille XY. 1 cuatom coats 908 N. lOth at : es oe Pos nei enced feeder: | Monday. JOS N. sd. — erivate heme ’ ae ry tk, -~ thse eee LIC é : | Mi | ,OM iN "'s, ean Wednesday Prnoan ie oon at | we EE on. sow . CONNECTICUT, em Missouri: salary and — *) a can amen, thee retall grocery experience P | | PORELADY—Apoly Model Laundey7 iF | cooled: on t 2 eae sie Lestasion Gaeee f te age experience and reference. Box | SSMAN-—Revision of territories has S A | ESMEN— | bf Wor Sr — Laundry, Rx rv. 49% ral Bridge : SOME K * ing om ; =F - aged Be Me aes + Me for a a ~~ on ally ee tee “ . SPECIALTY SALESMAN |'GIRL—Colored. tot ignt houseweu , ] A 'N RY HE LP nt _ \ ~s DEI mar 4973 R. : . i ambitious salesman wi ad- | es oe ee mei at, mes vusowis- a4 vn th is ; mae emer | : SALE bSMAN— Will pang : pay | if : * @ttificial flower. window display fix- DIS | R ] B LJ | ORS | 1326A Shawmut p __ ¢c) finishers. ma Apply | WOMAN —irver 3U: neal. sympathetic, two For the following departments: yOu: ow Tele . rr . 8d valance hous straight commis |\GIRL—White; for general housework: ref- | BRIG 4 T %‘& ‘FREE LAU NDR ¥. 5072 Easton! call on sick Kiox W-845, Pogi-Dis. (¢) | eel) our advertising ae to , ' Apply | tor) Hg eR SE ie og : referencer ° perience: crew agers . on ‘ line 4 4 for ry "run wit} won- ; + nie ite 283818 10 WaSe wor ang cr L, yulis . auna ry 2 re" aki “ ; mT Weer ages . ae? . : if ence: $30 to start: Cae Dec. 2 and 3 to interview appli- | looking for a rmanent dren. 2635 Hampton. Hfland 1046J.i¢) | Gi7yixneRY DESIGNER — Excepilonal | cgeuired. Apniv 2894 Lafay « | Linens noon 1010 Louderman and phone number Address Box | conect ion and anxious ork ! ek nee thea ~Antirecse one . Decatur. Tl! (c7) ‘ove your ability, reply &'V! full par- | THE EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATION } _! pn cis 4 ee” Cea ular priced hats. Hox —s — ee $20 € reezging: no evapor ’ sie F ss _ ti td Special! trainine “OL oe = * ‘era TR c oT) > : a IIRL apt B f m1 xperience on Wbuttonholes Tee fe eee " ; erence sniary " Bs OPN TY WOT beeper than alcohol: rreateat a s =. ; i Rect AINTED WITH ST. | % a sdany, . 80, 7 40) a prompt For | OF : AN OLD ate ABLI om EI PLI MBING yoo : ae , , M I] I IN E RY | nomtmen! GRand alii 41a5 Mhenar ‘ Terrens hn ing etations ea? nw % lo - a] } } ee ; iMterview : : , Marshall iT call GAr- | SPEC IALT ‘ LIN E WITH A SPLENDID oly as gene I housework: white: ref Exp rigneed forelac for 0 apa nine . a = - 7 | 2 —- mr ma apne House Furnishin freeze Co. St. Paul, Minn. Tel th a Banc gayratenn I © er aban at | field 2440 for appointmen —_—— | REPUTATION FOR QUALITY; SOLD DI-| erences. Cal Parkview r780 (eh) 1] goes salary pos) | WOMAN-——Will give good home oo, Lee SALESMEN—$150 Ww eet pat the ‘righ: - , ——aaei : {ECT TO THE PLUMBING TRADE: | Gini ee ar : Vas middieages women; See, So toe eounte for collection ; “nothing - , truck en "ag, oe agg sel! 2 Real Estate | sate INUOUS I ; N eT 7 a we porn Orca: 50 ~Apen o “Ane ga saoer pi —_ ~ ' fe) | Seng. $9 “ pauwers ome = — Stationery tf “Asines-"'s earry: virgin territory: t - * tag! S mada War we teod arot CONTINUOUS DEMAND 12 MONTHS A _ v J 7900 Monday. a wton 4 ——anoe | COTE for inv alli¢ Pigeon mont ae a, — SUNTATA eeanens pesrtien. u a . x retail grocery trade in St. | Salesmen YEAR ty _wn ~ mn Cavan et Ee eee rK: ™ AT llinery ‘St ra’ - ‘Sewers _ — reberences. To s Sap tide . f ; : 4 ri ; = . rr PA a - ma ; - . a‘rTri , = , di ~- mane , = ’ y SALESMEN 6100 ot $500 WOR Mrs eta ty Ce gee al ea ne TRL-—Cernian, for houne work and cook- | | Rxperienced, io sew, Indien’ straw hate. WosfaN—Competent — housekeeper and made by average naleamen te such prices as should enable | Must be thoroughly ex- tae ee , i ing. Inquire Sut nday 406) Bingham teacy emp: jovment. highest pri > lain cook for family of 2; one small ‘ new and different; si you ‘ estab blish a profitable bU®iness; hus | ; STRICT COMMISSION WITH DRAW- | Gini— Por _ light factory work K nigh i | Ask for al; THA HAT CO child; if you want a nice home with beau- tiverware with the order. Full ay nly wanted beat of refere neer on : perienced in ING AC “OUNT “he rriie: f 114A 5 Mar ket Q) 10 =? Th - om — Timor e2) re! : surround igs and wart wo he eonlr - Write Mille Vendin Co.. = ; “\s why he satisfied with $40 to $40 | © . i TRi S—For fir Laer g room ain "Furalinie . — — idren some ining 9 yy b al colt 7% laie age B k SAL DS MEN — With xt Sir? “i'vou can ouity ere | Selling St. Louis RLS —For finiamins, room (in Frutiee | eHSE— White, aasiet with children some | Deven. "will pay liberal salary: stale ase | BOOKS _ gtendy work and good opport oi hor WF 2 full experience and refer- D Commercial. (ce) | house nae ‘Delmar fret ¢ Bh nn B eee) | qual Li fic sone aut religion reserences. nat vancement to right party. ai — OX Ww! 20K, FP .-D ic) l m~ 5 d : ALI REPLIES CONFIDENTIAL, GIVE +1 ~- mode! shoes, whe wears Bige «ft ¥ racer G0) : mar i . rv WI 67. "oat repatet A Hi dk hi f SS ee a ae ba m pz ove . roperty FULL PARTICULARS AND WE WILL ; Apply Sunday, 204 Mayfair Ho OPERA ee — cotern ‘Textile WOMAN tan ercniers pis erchan ° 4 SALESM N . 248 sn adele. Moccaeinnemtendimeieintiiiit r ited. DMs Bar! in oT . nace 602 Locus Ty . som A Exceptional] proposition to ARRANGE INTERVIEW. a Products Co. 7th floor = . O (JiR . i to do cooking and at rri ‘ oral ; OPERA TORS—Ex perience: n , ~ : ma — a re line ae . rs York manufacturers of high- right man ’ : ‘T ATE. rod, he wor as a ae far bi} ly ; ar eee ateacds wi wk houie Exc ati Breve Experi need on sated oe rales plan: ne infants’ and children’s knit R ry "riti ly NN a eer a i. n,. 102] Washington , . to mend linens. Apply Bixth Fioor enly in writing on 5 BOX 17. STATION L., NEW YORK /| Boe Sacts"on.' | Fag Steguase S count. ou * Stix, Baer & Fuller | Mezzanine Floor. ca 8 (basis. Box J-270, Poat- 904 CHESTNUT. Washington. Give full p i derful future. are seckin neu goird articulare regarding | derful future. are «& a weet MAN WE CAN OFFF WoM Fis | t g ; " . j 9 a hard to ; (?) ST { H A I AN aft E { AN é) . 'R ae big if a Le ‘ y} fa n Une Work ‘ hans ad fer capable ae signe *? on Wo NN PaaS Ts 4eaiat wi h how york . W-285. PF [> fami! must heve beet af . China 5 LT home call by ap |

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AND BOARD — ~ormf orta bie bome- cemforta die. emproyed i clede 10613 rivate family of 2 ~~ : | M AND BO I D—For 2 centlemen a! cman eookin . 1f26—Neatiy furnished GRand 6740J am - Dispatch ma ki eectric; $8 week. sc) | Soom AND RD ' ' N.—Room and boarc for 4: | WITEAD. 32164 N.—Room tor 1 or) - tor -y ~~ ty TS. Se Fae red ail conveniences. {ce} ; Reagona dic fez | | *ornish erside G7USJ. SAVOY —e "RT, 5315 (thiré floor west)— | Sa 2318 N.—Furnished house- breaks: ; RO AND BOARD—Coapie te share| * ee seeking firet-cinse stcomume | keeping Socme: beat, phose: private. - 1 bieck south of Latayrtte. | kitchenette: phone. | a on | dations ~ ‘peivace family. FOrest O875W. 99) | RooM— Warm, well furnished ae indy Me ey ri = 5449—La r : Grand. LaAciede —ee_ SS G Tze second feo scuth nesr | heated sie=ping roam: adioins = Je tage = ' ’ — ~ =—— |} mei : ; omte | Der. | ee a vet? | a 09 _— : a aie | neat; _bot | . : > N.—Third floer south: Seau- ENRIGHT. 5111— neal Re ’ . ; ’ } ~ s5 Saake cen aout ie. Ghend nd IRIOR. eiekwes wt oreciate ates me. {(c2! = cc i Ss , tent to all car 7968. | = ; SHENANDO a a 3538— Lares en - = 3 =~ : ; aa — . > a6 —Singie os excel - le ” nt ’ ee a “a _~- , = ° ’ CHIPPEW A. -? 7G 16 is at = Lod re =~ mui 7 a " ™rivate —— F Or es. = ; RS. gent Jere nN : steam beat: conanu- ; : " Beat. Some Dr ivilesre board. suiiabie for 2 or 3 young men: | pos: melike; hot-water heat; gentle | srwate fammily TYler 40846 — — te) | iy ae or South _CABANNE. 514: SS Se | SS ee ore: ) | MePHER: HERSON. 40 2 steam-Neaied residence fe) i x ST. Lous —-Lasee front = - : ! f | , we 53x) ETZEL 5838A—Sleepine room business | Sear school and — : — : . - Si. LAPL ES e ft 3% 2? = : S—Firn: ahed rooms. . ~ nt i a E tom ; a f - BI te family: ear SIDNEY. le2l—Room with board: private | Ce ON. 5476—Corner of Selt: rooms venjence« vate family: carage. | ES a a Mtn ene 2 oe : : yee tn aan: private —— Page : - ee : ’ hoard one-nra f black Hoctamoeont rr I A re r% 3845 ”’ nice room for , bt ; ~ K - “3052 — Wicels : : : - . m — 2 . . ae lien A—* nal wm. all cenvrenierces- reasonable fe} | BUCLI 333 | N.—Beautifully ———— Sere ~ ne icG2) | WASHINGTOS. 7: mi om team | fer ligt housekeeping. $5. Linde! pe henge soar | = Sk ~-—— = | ATES, SisGA Very nice large 7oem ree tress room. twin beds | aa ieee 11 Pa h : | ee ee ; ; conveniences: housekeeping er breakfast whenette. in strictly Ges 4% Der ation 3 West | don On ao . ished bedroom cae ateractey — eepine mc heat: bot water continu om) ing a water. “ ————— : - = rr. x x a rt YY } vee PT. : 4 t - . _ eetigs, . +e ousek = . ~; “ 1 ?s0— Fron om fe ii pat -50: 2 > boverhoautn om 2 et be ‘| Site: private bath other rcoms, ASS. +412A—Nicely furnished siecepig | wee 4i6i nein: . ™ = —— * : . af X + _ . ¥ ry very “~*® aso 1A Se optional, Parkview $644P writes aay mans 's Gent | ee Sosms. cneap rest. - ca - i room Te ; S7TI6—Front room. second ——~ . = ; 9 - met ; = * . a. ’ . P ' 4 “ - P a y - : " ao ‘TITS a ArivView OT87 Ww ‘Cc 37. 3i— Sleeving POO .or i or os ot—Roum «@ ard to rom Ni Pores: 5STA27 - vn ae ae reo ~ d =x " genilemen private family: reasonabic. Pe Strictiy priv P za ory ~ : wy} t Soy : | } ; " e . S10l1—La mi warm TOE: $3 20 ry oe — — TS ‘ag oo —— : ; nating “ sg ts. gentiemen. FOrest 34S0R EVANS, +2252 housekeeping Tooms: $6.5 i ~ gee rae gy EF ae an | se - ——- matt i ' 3 ——— enfurnished — el rated chiid weiceme. s i? eT . 20 “oOo ist ~ or F , © oan a = . peaeneal rm a A tall: Pia . > ay PT’ : } 832 4 __ Tz a i s ; - > T1va x ~ . ' . : Dec Sas >: . ~- “-* ‘? ‘ . a > D : ESTMINSTER 5195—Room board. | SIrivan 39084 — Nicely MPiON i8s S.—Purnished rooms. _ her amd electric ec) BVANS. 40164—2 connecting housekeep- a aaatee annem —— — as : COMPTD S: : Sraaet) o-n> : g room. geod heat: hot water.icSt) ek Ss - +2. 3FTIsD front -eoms : » st imal cvera Beit £ 4536-—Neat ' tie ' ST Y-FT ira! 14 3 — cely : - - ~~~ . : RUSSELL 270,—Neasat warm furmisth" ——a 4 : , oe Peon? oer ~esasonabie ‘e2 ; ~ c . - second Flex r . . niall ——— housekeeni ne Ber ~aa Z : KiLagnen priv lLeges. rent ™}IT. ceu pie ir e empioyed gir is in” ' - gol 2—Rooms. siceping . tight - _~ ~ —- : ; McPRERSON. 4 1 2? — -_ - . — Taie, reasen et prvi. bath. Ment. | / BrSsETT 3n45— Light nouseke= | , | CATES. 5550—2 furnished housekeeping - cee] les DEimar 4506€W re breakfast priv leges. oustkecDping Piva uniy: furnace RU SSELI (4286—Bedr jem and = kiichea and kitchen reoIms: modern conven aences 2 adults em- ao, WEST PINE. 23750—ld floor front room eat. $9 a A hed. for commie: orivate fam), | ploved- or‘vate entrance: $7.50. : ‘ - eh sMPTON new Lr ses Ses 640— Neat — — = 3503—Housrucebina rooma, 1 ; ; - -Mocern com fo ta Die — - - - oo oe ee Northwest unTurnished. for ign! o } SELL ‘.. hot-w — ‘oo ‘ pone = AR. mae pe steam beat: con renlences bous : keen BBE OF GABANN rOrest 3851 % ng Sa 5 at > tat Tr a Thy 0% RLINGTON. l1521A—Newty furnish newly furfished front sis ‘=: good neigh- | ~ ened on ‘ey | 12333 REST PARK. 4378—Front bdedroc m. ABA E ass — Boarc ia (aa. er —e ¥ mMIN ; ‘wr lew? “ne vane “ ne f . o 9-1 Sunday — - — ~.> ~ Sao > inde ; oT TT ‘ Bodiamment car io} | WEST PINE. & icely fi : ~~ ll wo: . a é-~ > } | o “iT TR 7 t ; 4s ; ef a > “) tabs et lae ¢ Ceitiqn do. oir dt nt BY aA he ek sal rk iB ae ae - * artished recom c ty iN AeA T ie T -_—_ ‘ees “ ~" " i td , * ‘cute oF auunts Gane penta 8 . a . Ne ee? steeersrueedaeg EST PARK 44754—2 = ; = . conveniences. gentiemen . L- I P USERS] DINE modern ‘ate | s, sacaa anion? Gnaten cata gy "- =F TT - eg ae o /—Laree and small FOrest 2949) i pom. ne | ie beth. fur- EA L>- xe ht sek: “ oho ER ‘rT sorth e ; See — ~—oe oe sekeeping. GHand | ig , wl ome lain’ cous ~ ai. ——— ee 3 ot | rm front CLARA. large. connecting rmems oss +823—small room: are XOf—Reom and board fo 8S © . ine ied Th we —— ~ . vim - ig om: $2.3 "e . conveniences; pri- Pepin ; rable a MOWeSS Pine oom MAPLE. ——o ~ . - ‘ nee ox : ; R. . ences TesDee ~~ a pocoensn 4 modern ALS wb a i. Dies S2@e Dl Wes hls ST. VINCENT. 3006.4- 4—Connecting rooms = —_— a keeping roomis, seco nd floor front. Tee Mare, _ 2948 cians ee eee sae, eth Neeed: | on Freer ce posute. private |CLAXTON. 4531—? furmiahed housek GSo= : wht housekeeping. Front. $7_ me bath: Ist floor TAdany | sonable (C67) |“ peveate family. all SM — * +... ME. . 2 Se ened anager . ing mene private . eam ned housek = ADS. IS0U: Tirst-cl furnished rooms SAaLENA. aR44 4—Larse. light 34 —— | 9 Pa ee | POUNTAIN +56 1— Housekeening ™ome ° ; = . > & . " : 33: ; : ~~? oo 443 ix ne - : ime. ; nil - : . ; -_ — - rw e ge Saanily s emence, . (|R it rivilegr ry ——— — ren , ine moms: furnished or unfurnished. 5806—Roem £ aun | sink. garage: adults. FOrest oSam) ~ pins : = 4 -heenteramee . = ale ~~ es sie : y a : . . a pe bit eB eping Tue tii: : in \ 12anD : ° i . . ~ ~~} er i [FU re "2. yar-° C x - : fia aes _— . : . 7 i 2223 Sif°TnE room ; ~ leepmng To P.—Bi 3g SOOM SO en — : oe - a | ge aon yo n oe ge re “a : 7 me eee a _ — — “2 ee ar ae™ tc thet ners. “LEMENS. 5668—Reom: hot " at: } PO CNTAIN. 4910—Attractively furnished kitchenette - 2g rooms earc: furnishec or a bs & rl na I C iAN 2418: ight . sme on SS = om rivate o8ner. =| ne Or} ona! - 3t a UNTAIN. 4480— i lovely rooms: singie DES M AR 3930— Re yormn and board fo Dusit (‘Onan preferred. Abany { - A. we — — [ts SS — SHAW. 44xx—Congeni upe ~ : ae. on amit —- cel . ~ oii. —_ a! > f) Tru : - * - mat wong - . Roar . ae : TR isa ea om Troon Mn 2partment ’ ; =— = — : - m3 n | 2 7 " -- ~ pi one . ee - * Lihi MAR Sige A—SIME x 1a rit : : a eS oe re rz at oo " - — 2 = 7 a er, . = 7 : a ~~ - , 4 . . . 4 ~~ — i oer turt eh $8.50 + week home cooking * 40arliment gen: ¥. rartv'ew OT? BRiAtdiASTE. Saee N . . ; . rRand 45M ern tint Sec aie: aa > 3 yrtarit eli ae : = 7 amin squpeninde * . wate . 2 - -- mh Pa ’ ~ =" oe aa? a = 7 CUSKETMINE and siMlng rooms ELLOW. 14594—FPurnished + Seer e a". e sy : a ae. . : tPF mes - . : ished . ; : ” veiling = 7 . " : -“rA willisaee— Om: oT ta Die rOOoTTs. “On - 5 ~ yh i sR a5 ae d ‘Uurniseoe . 5 rtlermn an orivate fami*r af ” T EASTGATE. 710 (thir and | ca — : ~ — heme, employed people: kitchen op- |) “Jnca‘ne hove keenire $4 Sh . — er Bs, : Tiplavred MA we =H SN ANIM) A 3311 ping =_ . a3 — — - ; 2 : “hers. . . ’ ad , ~ . 7 ae ‘Vv : - ’ . : “ae "eS Sree ie 2 t2a i Re IE at Ci AMEE RM pg ning. a er ia way “Ae BN Saas vices = pane and garage. ENRIGHT. 5091 —Reom und | board ior 2/ SZAS : 2197 Tmo 7 —— or more, all con i: 3 a week tub. -~ aot ee — ns - Lap. 38: a aung men; modern; Chris. frert seman v ® += & s02°_Ni-elr ff , foe ' ENRIG ==> a " ; ; | ga cd) | : 21 iousekeeping: ena aa | Lan. $- SHEN ANI TAB J632—Best ho ae jeer ‘Saeeetinenieeds — Ei = ame . ~ MARYLAND. 4£274-—N'ce vem 4 TTT * ivy ° - ’ of - = “ay sae neo . : ~ e — : a 4 OFF: ' - - - = i . cir iumace eat. ¢ i — _2re Oe , _ ie USseiterning ang Si-eping rooms reseormad — ; rs — - : ' - o . : room. $5. Dr mar S394J. _ , — : . MARY? LAN ER izi—2 oom for. - _— 7 ri is BELLI. 3ess—- ice! Surnishned ~AAN ecLIN : be | : it~ —. = ~ “P- a nigned eekiv. PY . +459R. verythine far e “OHV eR Ie nc SHENANDOAH 7282 4+— Dea oti fui. arse P ; = & ‘ = ou ott HAMT! SN Bol v ? — [ren ede mo ——— Snk - ‘all choice scaiton bath steam beat a ; - “te > - Lin - ict. Warm rooms a. = TOMS: private: gSarage. or 7 +58 o = ees oun ENTS GHT 4548— hos m for ; boa ~d ean: conveniences. ati ey . Sha . : —— : ; hr — “? . J ‘ +. ‘ + , ‘ ‘ Lurnise rt = " — =o y : ; ae : «? ad 7” 7 a 4 ake »" aN « Ar red} x «) Furnished rMoom hy } im ; ry wend Wanted, im Pre testant family. POresi CASS. 2258—Fron te >: plano, sew- emer = 3 a : hee ——— . 5807R. ios tr rohine noe wt | > . oveiy roems; fu: te cand ” ~rivate ‘farviir es . — a oo Be ‘ae ened: si mctiy ortvat ? ~ ag : Dt AR if-ping ETZEL 5822—Laree pieesant: home com MI iN. 1 ’ —— = i — —" = . 3 ™ - - : me rnisn Si °° T =f F..s AN iM An. J8135—2 sieeping rooms ' 8 Dios —Niecely *urnished ir JULIAN, §o27—Lal SS. , | MARTLAND, 2 var es 2 : rere : n1 ny : rer ‘7 . &4*% - . : ott - st g 4 ae so te : a, be" LCS. i. ii, “8 a y - a - ~- —— = : 4 = a Je - a on ror rve mm 2 eames tinge - Ooms f ca housekrene ne. | i¥ A UAr’Y “os he 9 2 steam heat: . : and cold water in room: excellent meals CKS 2943—2 front : _ berus — ~ sain i ur Sie y EE a ee OTS ere a ys = ~hasnmnen® pA an ic3) , Byer: mt a —— l are mm «6 tepans SHENANDOAH. 3813—Laree furnished DELMAR. 4118—Niceir er ‘remt JULIAN. Reg ner \ Dal nap “~Rand 494°C } Sieering rooms , KENSINGTON, 52044—Frocnt room. »0ard. SNTOVN Y MC. A » mM : Stan See ee — abie; gentemen, Coupe FC resi. es now Tre ¥ a. “3 Very wrt? ed Bw a mI EIS sUrmisnec mom ' a — for oa or two. private ' employed rene coed SHEN akKT _ 33244—Fron: TOO. eee Soom. Src as, : te | : 2 @ 2' DELMAR. 557. _Peason 2249 WV ecorate /; CiUD. syY™Mnasiium i on + RENSINGTON. 51¢02—Larece. comfortable ae = ADD" a. : 3 ; Se sod . - ae “ cars; very reasonabie ¥ a Zr2i rm. IN. 1730—-4 clean rroms yLiet. “ee - ~ nnn >. 7 3 ide 14232a° DNEY r= | musekeeping room, steam DELMAR. 3244. Lod hoeusekeen:n ——s as — . +66.53M. : be * 3 tion — = ——— ated i ee Pe nee idl ; ty ah . sini , > an =x . aa Pe - — > - - ewe ~ » eet . —_ ry - f . : . . =T . TI5>—Hion 5? ; e ; -_ % — ig = KENSINGT! 1S so7- ALOE . for a. BO pc an __~ 2. & 3 “ian ee tices & ‘ ‘ , cae peal «+ " oe e Yea A} me = ’ ‘ ; furmehed . é | $5. arn Ss’ set)! a 4 $3. rons peal >, " reba aa . 5 Jx Z ~~ ‘ . - s% Sz. eo “Sa. te. | MINERVA. S12 2 —~ —— & ~~“ lady: splendid en a —— a Teom. Ps et iLDNEE 01 S——E USCKESPINE TOOTS. . " J . a . } = > T Ja. ——i esi Te Die MO mm _. : IDN room, kitchenette rs iM AR +4 a— Par shed front room: — . range. « rathern © exposure cé ~hean Ps 483 or a and con er- Lt 2 all r- - 7 : Tie ting IWOUsEK C&P iliz | = bi r : rm i =" : ; ~ “ = t ” a or - ‘oo. “70 en ence zs. * i , 1 a 64 Wegt! —s *ortris? shed 2. - ‘ ¢~ s pose . —s - 4 nm ‘ i 4 2 * éa rasil & ‘ TOR : - 4 . 7 — 4 len g wor: nr rye RT o -Laree fro ro run- DELMAR. 43 ice south reom. prirair - sn _ 2 = a4 PSAP AIE ING! OCA sale at alee Shs i ee Allein ge = ; OTS ane MRE Rees Sid » Tr ‘Th in private home, reagona>ie. Fu>r- xOT! ~a flow! : Tt ' a ic os eae ‘ == —_—— — —— pam oN : ~ " ea FD * , " ‘ — . /_- . : m on Tr om MIBe Keepin a! . } == om. ii 9g 7 t3 > oer . Tres on cose oa ; ; 2 , : for hovusekrernine yO NSE PT nan ~easonahdie S Sr J a) hed KINGS = at 96xx~—— Room peoard lowly " +, } me - . ¢ ; rik ; ; : ’ — . . . - 4 Wo WHS wl) @ JOG L- ciale i > —- ve - : * gage) 3 . : SS and S7 - au! — boon scm - en wir iT Til } housetee ping me “ PisMAR. +: 41 —Laree weeping ream, §$.i . - ; acu: Some ‘Vat hath PA rk view 4054.) : : ; . — - - ; wee ‘ a whe ree itd Mee pias roo 27s. _~ — — & ah wae : he os : . ————- — ; = - “MUST. 2I72i—Sleeping and house S, oS1——2 turnished bgh: housekeep- L.A e 396 7: RING. 2621A S.—Froni room, j or 2 ood heat NSLS iTeni ‘rctsexcep cas oa LN ne t : 2: aQai : . > 2 i> “Stunna Oe ie oe ‘ter - . ~ ¢ - ke - : PMT : : prern Kip = SS HT: rica. y ay 1°21 a. N ane oatiy ion ~ = 0) / - a ¥ i « i roe = - 3 i ; RH : 4 Souler * repr t one : : = - — x t¢ hen Rreerijec« Opttena] - : —— , ean a ine aes 1 oe - AO : om ~" ~ mt reem new aDartment private = ; 3} ' : >. »O83—Carr twin het ts. i > — cr Ey?s “at ect . ee - me ‘adr or centemen. Pai , P ae -@s 2 ° Pi “i ‘be bear optiinpa Te8iT 3 Due cheerful > i> ose ; 2a? > : ; a — - ona! FOrest sew icy _oPuenal ~ he hee. . . ast ad a . Se a m. with > ef] : “ *"8. 3—? ~oome. cae apd ott —— = = a ee di . -—~ SOT; pmetapen NATURA] SRIDS =. tS 23 n -ENRIETT A 7 : ens raf ae : ; : ENSINGTPON. 5014GA—Hooem and kitents housekeep ng Mo? [AN 23 24— ¥ ine . ae ag ‘ — " il t I ; . a : “ . ~ _— ; = I =. -~ —-—— — "te ae: Ouseseening: stricti: medert san ier ; a o> Pi. ae arama ar Fhe castes : > . aan ‘ i i Oo USe§ eepnin - . - : relia de 4 pit ot t . eee —-- : _ 42anig ween ng LD a 3 * T"“Gae'a a young man: run- —-— olen eS Se. cid ; i So Onaerc iin cnt SiRT’ ; _e —_ S =. RLMAH. 4813A —Ro ; TrLaie n . ‘ " ’ a , . rir} . - f ge. - . “re; * : s aa : : ? Ps : 2 ny : ar " 4 -~ ou : a4 : mya TP) Ss. $3 SO - —- a z men : : - _— —. ea Walt: front room ez KRY. 1134—Reom, it . Purnishec ont reom neuSeheeping looms, 1 Diock south Mre- HUMPHRE’ enuiiful. jarge fret _omD y board Separate bed : 2 gentlemen " — : Old oO . 38° TWELI TR. 2a Nic 2m lUrineced smmmy 0 - “ - = kl a ~e” Rm rs i aw. $23 an fm) Penne mm. Third ‘fic a8. Tunning water : r cas. ee - ry ‘ . 27 . " ; —E . ' - ” Soret ire Uurd ‘lour w “a GHWAY 920 N.—Sjeestng rooms — $8. FPOres 714 ; an fei@) ‘&WSBERRY 4523— Large — te heme =. > idieree es USES TDINE gar range. nome g = 3 Jae . Reem 4060—Furnished roome: = - aoe te. er ae tet ic) : m ecl.t rOoourTms. A if : -HRE eil- . —— - —— 22 ‘ ¥ ry - : ) }- . hen re®a- ' yi *y * — ~~ cnn m ra : : we 4 ~ On : iakates media : Poop : " — , es e 5 His Heard F : : " MOTTA ‘ > al “nis ae Ailey soo “a. : , “ a4 SN Lit Z — at . : “ET ets cat ee - — “258 Preeso Li HH USS7 SHERI AS i. a aes a =) : ' ns BA — = i; =F nur wi > kitchens ve mr iTGEe" , o1a. S Hou — client meeis reasonabie, Lindel 0387 +r oar | 3 hot-water ~ — Housekern a ea; stein ae. ? eh. vita $2 heuseseeping: ACSHKI >4 rel $ ' " 'NDIANA cai ee - | ina — ‘t- water emt 7 = ~e ~ ‘ . ¢ . > . > . . ssw ’ = i oe . as i —_ — “ > ara a == = hes ore | re ai sual : ed $5 wee. ss . ; > Te “tala. . ° — . Yai ar It * . — — . LM 4 AR_ 41! 25—H vuse keeping TOOTS. Ss — 7 2 5 - = ~ — N Ww SERRT 4ai35-—3 ~ machelor quarte! . > Serene he ane are ———— ~ : = ct itgea Wy A ' niehed housekeeping =: . ; : ~ 5 7% : ba : mes : 3 : 2 x, 4 th # . oo bend a . ; —# uD Bei rlVe Perl rere ' : hr? _ * * " lal rn t : # . . wn 113! urminhed ; ee _ sine — ~~ COSC ia a oe base . AR. « y furnished front reom = = oa See ls mney o- rrr ams + 5-—! . Pe 72 tT? = > Ns . = sc : * senealiiememmnttinision no tin as. . rit Pe ; AR. al; poet “om! = she ; ss ; 3: Di + te - : ' PLE. 2854—Two housekeeping room iO’ ; v 2038 "on "ti am. every nvemence. reasunadie. ic: B. E $12—2 furnished houses . WSTE 319 Kk — Large. rele: f “ sui a Fe ig wT Or at» J . 7 a " bs ‘ ¢ . ; . . ’ ; 2 a’ sili at asih ims ° rs . es % - ’ ; " - 0 . ‘ - ‘ 4 a 360 - _ ; - . aes “ve . ae ; - 2042 W te henette. mune a M . . oo . ae - er in » , . . . + 4 hi , Ai. ———— ———— — _ — 1S—2 Reusexeerne =! “heat. “hot bath: gentlemen emplcred LED ss 2 »eger Keene: Prete. , Jisi—Sleeping rooms. . garace rf —— } : +5 28—H 400 1 o3—K om and bard Om en wecta! — we vs +. iat — a: ms . ; Fink. . —— 4 . ats J , . = - ee ri hyt 7 ET. ¥eu; Rix ms | @rTyl ln _ 4 : ,— rant me ‘ . with : e eg om ~ ushed rooms, lic cLM AR. 37 26—_ Rom sieepIng . \— Pron ante nest splendid heat. farilies, - a Is rern- s nee a art REIN SBR RES ym at tT? PE rn. : sel } family styie cecking also meais ae aac ; e. Bu n-. aeatiee: ia “ nen . * ekeepine: $4.50. $4 and $o.50 on “HIT OTREN CAS P ~ ey R, on and beara eneatieatantllasonneediliieneareanmnsranameteenenadlions a . . detniend : 7! USC ie: i sleeping = J 585 urmished hous TERSON. 31: ae caiohed — WISTA. 2208—Nesti cory furnished second YeDlencss E. 4363—2 trent comfortaye Qaeekeenine Toems. reagserahie: ™ CFD. ime ao. front room: warm and light; twin CELMAR. 3113 4—Neatly cers a : ; —— room, hot-water “teat, all conmvrenmien Th} == arge ‘front nos Sisep? housekeeping: Com [NION. 4526 ams. it house- eT rt oan lag "$30. mc : menen.te TIRLY PL. 2100—N-ewily Geouraied Second floor FOres 0066 or twa gentleness _water, rent reasonable. } >+ — , - . wins mi mo ci : mont 1 ty tate a ae sieeemtestions : — mea!s 3 ; ae P - ~. c -~ aia” Sacaediinien on ' _ os Ex ; unekeening Prexcm. iv t= MA ot 3} = ae e : Ua ’ See : "2 leek -ePpDirig wis . 3 at Beem Sierp : «=. — = : bab 8 . i > rye ; 4 P . " a - — ’ ‘ nd a ‘ - : . ~ - : . ? -, : te - . ; tj sags 2 ; u*: : 738 br mite : o Ot - : ; “ wae? ‘ . — > ad rr, _ forta>ie nt x nished Pere) TS. steam-neat a Dart Men a - , in , . ——s _ 3 ina De ft} to MEN LE : orm sre " ence tin ous . : > . : 5 - . ,* a a4 a ; tne ; . oie Y a - | = . 4704—F rnished ‘Toom. &- as ™ Dente F initia a " —-—s. a, ane : Tr leres Vieter 465470 as 4 S. Sen em = : 34 Pir a — ~& ms “Seb rene Seas : asta : — > — = . - - a ‘or “sn ; - - — ae an — ~-+ “oc ‘ . allies ? a ~ : c : Sis eae Mel ce negecuial surroun rd =: r 7% ’ nice : ‘Ornishe) a oo . oo a as de ~ . ‘ . ‘ « » "YY . ; . : - 2454 . | ? private home nedern. ——— scenatpicnaianiey cet ACLEDE. 42:50-—dHousecerepim of i . : . = . , . pod Pepee “ all iy fu --- e* - o- ™ » - rr Lae) vr “> 4! ~ ad ee i¥ 4 ow . és tx Lae t be e me — ." Geis be ye = VWTOMING #166—Frent ~om: newly nishe 17 : ls #1¢ . _ ' ieee : - Sir ‘ ¥ , x 204 is Tas S58A—2 fromt housekeeping PAGE 500i 5 Siena “aTeg ng a oe ™AS0"a ie or 2 empieyed pen ard - CHRiSTTa\ : oon a atts rt yresmt 8} 4H. f ’ a ea 4 — > ; : *o+ eee sient ailikciiiaiies 5 #4 =. 6 le teh A »/ Sit “~r q pornetligatnaniomnsnagenmpenpemeree inineatesinl AS i et . ipbcinvdin RMANI >} ’ } > wedi ain . ' er : —. o . —_ aU r ++ MAR ¥ LANL _ 4324—New! y iecorated "eet and light a py Toeacuite @neau : ee ee —— immished and light => Raven 5 sekeeping. . : . i : he elent meals ; —— ETS ee Ga - — —_—______— Dam JTOMSE RCSD Ba, ONvEeences ZA! TS TE ~% : , at cag ee Ea nh . } a a 347 aree ¢ ——— . —— . — ?, on os pe. : oe ae © u1.c ring roe TN? anh Se. " ne iAe & 2 [sla Te , . PI ehis —— >? , Z , : aa MARYLAN? Southern room _ . ve acy -_—-~ -~ — be Af + ber -— Housekeeping ubie or single Water DODIER, 222 Housekeeping } Ss: ea ~ Ter ye aaa ; = 3 .= 55 oy AN 2 de r ae — aineiieenectianee cea son piven: Man wai ' qo ak. J850—Fremt siesping wea. & - ' “ ; ‘ -* wine SR . rif 248 » hii - = . AS + " Erit? io} c- eas + nde -_ -_ Fata . . . = _— - - _ > ns wmrtne garaee mo — _ a ae - aoe . — - aeeee a . a wh me ' ' = : a Tr} ' ’ te ‘ PS | ; 7 -. - ; * 4 - . . . “* ~ .. TT ~ url “ Fi b - 7 7 Z . My I @ . " ; (y ~ ——o bi , — ~ on ee : Bee ee AND. 1 Lad . or 3 gen- AR=EN: er | nrtIanwer :) ae: - 2003 — Bedroom. din , . >! o Osd wm * . ALl+e—Small. sestiy fa ot ~~ 7. oe gern . P 7 . = - . ‘ a» * — ‘ : ’ ii : “ewe 1 IFLS . ’ tee . : - . - . +4 he — ‘ — a ‘ "" / — * ts ——a : . . "> ad : 3 4 + nd. : : : Se o ’ #e% rt +. re a . “ = — ; 4 z heat. AE and = - . ’ ts a “ -_ ree e : " ste waler B "set. : - = . . —y aoe, — _ ~_—-, : = —- - . ; 3 + : ak) —— - - = . 4 * : o- — - ; : : 17ié8 eI f . emt jen iraD: : Site a . ? trate fame Tater al "_Incell De TSO 7° - - i Dik dh lid.” . iii 5 is “1 , >? 5 oF ——— . = . " : . . - > ar 7 Oye . 4 P ’ . . . . _— . . " : » ° ha as « o . ‘ e aid Tirhed UY om - , _ “ : oineeen os ~—ae ‘ « “Pt | © wal as | TCLs er | RM As DrRE =" Oe. 8! 537%—3 furmshed ~oms housekeeping: SS week furnished rooms, lig? SBE. 1025—Lignt housekeeping ANTE ences LAcIade 26) : t+ 4 : : wks ar v ts “=f 4 My ‘ = : : — — ‘ . f..) ——-—+- ———- - . = ELI : TT 5, BS. PRospect 241 a3 econet a Ros 473530—Furnished mom private ‘ gr nets aa : ‘ — > oe e. - o _ . > . > : - 7 , : . ial : teh eKeormng ated ™ lems oom and oan = . eet : . . ' ‘ ; > - ore eh ad oe wa gare? . a4 Tha ten quae FOreet 3292 — rereaaspeareereeeepscasetenaeemantnniininasns rn ou "yi ‘ Rr gy ve a 57 aCe > Fs 7 gg gga : — = eek, wo a eines ee reg a Sess hit PS its. ‘ALT rurniehed 2: rn - —— > unfurn Le RAYMOND 50(04— React ful bright. aire re 7. outew a . + — SSH. BF . JOT nd ' ~ ~ nail “mg ' . : Hliand "RETO Ww ws wollen oeetes Vth a wWithewt heth erry +) 4 a eka mS ad - — Sentlicne rer - ~ > oo —__—— ~ ’ hoe Larne eo) no atv Sees iD : ite c Tho J oe nee a — - ine, . : : ; Le ys = ee . “4 ~4 POST EDT! #rk ae "ces: oOrtvrate hor -eaeanshi- ; ot . =. . = : . ? =. | HARPER. 3208—Tw. _ es ven civate tomene sent | room _nrivete “amity: sil conveniem AMHERST PL. 1394—Larer firet flo Shea’. shower bath cwin beds : a ~ wise fen |*acr a oe AND ROA RDF: r Hi oom . ok t (ir od et water a ee iy ts R} 174) = ' aa ‘ mt , - all esewen a a 2 reve. aan 7 -- : ! PAie= 4515 Nentit . > owt yr . - — = a ‘ on te * Lean. : . : . . ee vie f emiences: $5 week ENRIGH”’ >»? Tt } — rr) pa eet ‘ teurr 2 ‘Tz} De 4 , sec rnd ~rtret= farrite picy od good reas Aree: , Sey : Laree forn: s* went —— ‘or —- —— * : ae ~~ os TTI : te nea i... : Parr ence =: seein Dnata ———— gees i ’ y .? ‘ . : ’ * & . Z ; ae . +? > . * rie 2 >: . . . — ~~ ~ ATs ? .* hen -. ‘ = = PR ss BOOM “AND SBOARH- Sioa sews! chen D5 Adah Soci) ey eh ~Sohpe i = ARLINGTON L7e5A—? nice reomg for " _ oe mae a -— _ " > +. a ‘> ~~ “ 4g f~ | ed : Méece ~ > . eer . . , ; “ et _eervenience CaAbhanyw a . *. hl ' > - — ~ bind LB. i 538—H usekeening “moms Pumeieenineg weeete amie 7 ENRIGERT 5sov—-' DR BY - : LL. 4338—Nessir furnished rooms . aise Seeman Sem ine " a tan =. ' : bs . ; - : — . . . : : we . ” a . — . -_ e — . eek ae ae + ‘mpay “nie + ' in ~~ rere a = a.) bee Peer: . eee, S07LM. - STON TS Erenwre “Gar” erord ; nF et nogern comremences: rea- PAGE. 4460—Laowely hon ‘ mh mt ~ ‘apendia ee i. Rid EM die = 02 : vy ims _——~ = aman a a ncn 4 REING N. IN@54—2 gice -“oOOTrns. house — speeemes . . . he war ‘aniter service. refined “ rage ——— AS “91> se ges ciec keeping nrivate family ENRIGHT 5845 A—Neatir — see ost, ae : - 4 47 BEE . . . . . FT ; et ee - : ~ = e inc srendvies rae 4 ee B. ERT ~ oe Amal! — ser DiI — yh. I™ wel . — - e-TTiT S rveertr: sa 2 Parcs - ire he SE eee “ie : :. cal _eems far housrkre une : ESRASKA. 3615a—Te. roams 2a. a : - a. Aree. rae =. Oekiast opens: GOL WeR-. -.om with sink aad : : phan ae? o tas — —— : : " : 25a MPT) ee a = * ara ar, ae 7: 3 -3 ? - : = = 7 . ; ie faratsieed x » 3% a . ei a @ aGE ee wr ~* : ; USK eepD- 414—T wy erry ~ ee ROOCM—eed heme for o on _ es * anaes adie ™ta Bone areas = ene —_ o. . --eteilige 0 a Vom s=tih waeh- > : sie oe ' nat Dien _ = eaperrnre. Ba Re ' — _ bath uipcune etvete mt. SuPer — Post ae" + 2% | eIiv : - are ~ . _ - “Sih. @eie , : i. bs “a —4-2 ee oo . ail ; - RAS 73s vge 2 = se ENRIGHT 5355t-—-sieepine rooms — ASD PUA RDO mipie rT a ‘ - . : =~ oe ee —sL one : — . ae an aan en ™reensT2 aoc ' : " wll nd | A ny re commpedations tn Wee: o ‘Olax 5 ee) alt nen ieeedtes > POT iT lei -- — ces. DeoDie - = enennseneeemaratenennaeeaiensee a % Cyreest wt 47 —— ; —_ A em ‘ . ann “ nr ci. s empiored: $ : a ' y An ~ a : * Ucht housekeep- I. aN? i mer imean fina ck | ee eae L.. 1 7S—LiemM houses. —— ‘~ — neigh — Barnes Hoenita! : A Seely Tar iF ¥ ch. 5 " ‘= om ~ethee oan ; 7 ; a : : steam bent inning © “cane BARTYER. $001 — Licht ~ ‘ Elmar @548) be a) arar immer ; fe : . “teens a - — — mee ay SER ~ oe e or? gueP inn ATED Sd dee at" 3 ~rovns Ourypenient to sre: reasonable eas - . . : zs - Sennen iaatt an ’ . - : . “ : ~~ ppm te aeneecan ate “ ——— + ee i seerts [ery iT) LRTMOR a —" - . re . . BOARD—in refined ore: ate B itt ‘ai — rama 2m HP ie OCS ; Si2 week amet aie aa cuthern expe | © SnichT SKeRR —_ and" str : s: her reamers or beardere eee = —" | : Rs : ? wate ; mo Children ais a ee natgheitdlaniambecaeatinanat ae ue Durer jf M : nr. room animrine water , “7 LY. ° 3 Pm ming ane es, "rh o} Lr ‘7 A teat 7 stl na i 4 ping aa | me oo =a 2a RTWER 4] 7s, —3 - —— 'exRic oma 3 ‘ : onsite ae — — : ~ 4 ‘s he. aaa _ : a mae ene orem ita e > ih SY 4. ri hee ame weet 7 - . oe ~ meer ee "errs ‘edz : 3 e . : ~ o> ER aw 4 i os met flaur « . Gunaiines tabie YR —s . ~ - re ~ : ~~ ‘ 19 , : Tet tis ; oe. iefices Sculls Py? . —_ be cmenre R _ s : . “ * . RARTM ER §. 179.2 tT cetp? Reet PeeorTrn twin or *ereete- furnanhed oe eee ~erne = Se Ss) a } GO =e eee — | Seis reasenete- means optional: orfvate | il JE , ~* : oPHERSON. 29°6—Front :cem Px sonatas. cissnttiy.. sheimeeas ROL. “Oo a , pert | . ts ri? | ets Sountelicell samenmne — . oes RO 3 a AAS — + Par at i , on ome usekaening rooms ye o¢ , : ; a? orig water ‘ean ’ ° peeRenErepne: wm set . ~ oa , Former Sa sechilina eninge Sere duit ‘ ~eneanene Saar Yoo Ee epeeeeneeemnenen ieee et ; sa “ 7 = ; : ee a ee. OF pie eu : mice ecCalien. ’ , — natin N 4 r ~ roo Tis fur. . eet ions a ote | > gag —T a ~ pegnrenge a _ 3 = , *rryryt oe - ‘keep } OOD Veniecices. * : ; =~ "€ ‘S Toone R Rr" shed : im rear x) wreck. : : ,- a ; CS ee i ace nee: pte ailiaay opt ene a at Bey rs » hs Baik wehye

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__BUNDAY - MORNING, Novena 98, 1926 ‘ NOVEMBEE 192. c. ; A nema BF Pat ai at Wis 2 HG PHeT-Nic AT a oo - — 2 Pes ; - * : . . ¢ dere : % . - rie «ae ' ; Y 8 r in . r ca | SOS fete coe Mie. ise, (HPAL, | TAtmOs. oats sages wae || Wool, Hides and P at AcPHERSON. 4134—Purnished : “game bus. 35. aye So i ‘DEImar_ 2°618 (C) | rooms; heat, actele gas included; pri- nseco quotations in 1 to 4 parrea| the holiday Thursday, soia against the|change. Movements all through the week 5c ver voynd for Pee ae eee ee ere ees 2 pene . « te , “a « Ae oe Bitten “ she om ©..0 gin, 4 “othe i he ea . ee AL = ° . Lad R ’ > meee: peicate tomy; Apply floor § o Ge Laree. ior, © 3 use of ovigg vate family. i 2. raw andi irend. breaking about to. Deals varied a extreme ems conse Cc Ts—N 3 _ = api ; am 4m 4} roor FO: Bet 7 pt peas ta PL., 37 a DS bo mainly from $5.25 to cotles yesterda ruling at $4.85. : ° Ke d Offers Mrecond floor north: private. peak MgoOMSLarge, seam heated, for?i or 2| or sive ing: private bath; reasonable. | _, ROOTS" tower. ‘SOc: seneca. ac: io Light yearling steers and heifers of the) “Similar conattfons prevailed in ex-| bunches and boxes, BOC to tac co, Foe i apple @! | petter kind reflected a firm trend and |‘° ange on patie g gar a io wi 4 CAULIFPLO Market wes Suiet and CHICAGO, Nov. 27.—Grain bids and of- ere follow: he i AL 9 RE EG LMI tl ‘i Reh Ae sate et ee ee ~ lnm * ty > oo led > es Sarhe co ”~ er as le. | Lindell 25 washed ote 5956 | “yeni men, gil conveniences; reasonab L $B; yey oh - - : 5. (c) WESTMINETE ER PL. 4609—Second floor k snake Tw ex bbé McPHERSON, Caelnneio teas enti es a f—Deairab le. front. in owner's home,| front: beautifully furnished: lavatory; , snake ~ e, Bes rook, 4 bi the top reached ‘$il. 26. Piainer grades spaney. ore oF the few that is still dom- : cae ent dal.: 1 car’ $1.71 : . - “Keeping exchanged. | steam hea rooms. Pi sh * ; Ae other 1g Post Dis + pggeng . -———- | .aen; double or eingle: twin beds: hot k the revious week, and also lighter than| Saturday's day's and a week ago quo- o— ia u the result of —— by shorta on o me MAPLE Rade ame nee — Nee eret LOM MEEERINKER. 280 N.—Pleasant room. phone. | water, steam heat: private. CHICAGO, Nov, 27.—Provision market tt period a@ year ago. Quality] tations on the foreign exchange markete: to $5 an ‘$2 per) sold market. ceipts were AS ST — — ana back na ———— ae eet hts hotel service: 35 (a8 ) WEST PINE, 4309—Clean, warm house- | 32ée and close: fil — w 9 fully y ey sii'o8 ad Sat. Fri. Wk. Ago. 2), anal was dull. Home-zrown tng dec ong 334 being to oe 10 the -w anak: peas in fest ar oats 2 room@. — yp CAbar : keeping room, all modern conveniences; an. gag oe ibe day's peak Great Britain— 25¢ per bu box loose. Alabama ‘%-bu| B Aires and the report of freer f- oe, covamerss |S re : fers from Ru on second floor, for light housekeeping; Bompina. 5A N.—F Furnished rooms. light clean linen: $6.50. (c) f 20c from Satur ha phone and garage: reasonable: private ste Coane a family — aS ; da aw further * acclines in Demand ....48411-16 4.84% 484% mpers not selling — quoted at ™ Buenos Aires cl ate : epee WEST FINE, $902 "rooms well housekeep- - ; 45 1. pelos eats early hours of trading,} ‘Demand ...4. 847-16 | Charges to 2 cents lower. Crop n ily. ~ | PR ®7 N.—Lovely home for refined tans 5895-—Two large connecting lisht eic.an. apartment; reasonable; Mrs. ain apd sleeping rooms: wel beeved: #8 May os issacs ig 3 28 | but the market developed @ etronerr tame] Com. OP dave. 250% F.20 ai 80 if | lettuce gs “Market on Callfermia tqphece: ally favorable except ip the Pas ousekeepinge rooms a conveniences; 2 vin ° owar BB. 5 nlenty of light and heat: within %& blee 4 sere Wi 146 Neatly furnished hall WEST PINE, ee ae ers Ing ayer 4 November ‘ ; strength Was continued throughout the re- Fpllowing quotations in cents: ‘a s yw euttena tee the Argentine aswnes T° 3 Loe of two car lines: opposite Hamilton Hotel; @e® pep. sisi ceases | hot water og fa for permanent people; up; con January ‘ ofa of se Ai, ) toy closing P 4 live rabo"Get | § pre Based on = B gen remy es math e » FORE. SE |. As. - veniences. . @@e eee es se es oO a weaker r d male a surpl 2 eae : / 3.61% i baa. = ] Bi hall's nt | MARYLAND. 42794—Nice warm sleep haeeM. iVlo--ivo reome. furnished OF | WEST PINE, 3815—3S connecting house 5 of Friday market. 000 ‘une a. roomhsa agent ‘©! room. $5. beImar 3943. ol diaal keeping; ileute bath; suitable Se taur four. November . Frigay’s top of $1*.3 10 4 | met serves 8.60 8.62 ose. to DOC pe cut This ‘Australian estimate 10,000 b M. A RY LAND. 41. 31—2 con necting houses BION. 1367 =f Pr aAnchemsagr ie ~ and WrST PINE, 3959— Furnished rooms; January 1 : the previous “o> - both shipping hoxs mee Roows i 4 eer mad " BEDS ti me +5 = i WARY! AND. $.42—Laree front: run unl > a2A—t onnecting ae aor run ne ears PINE. 4264—_Front nea —~> ape satenere ee 4. AL. nie Saar Cables ......-.4.81 4.24 t Cree kOe oe “sy = buqnens Ban ge ony pe lee oF | wat ter: one or two employed, kee} ping: steam heat heat, hot water; $9 (ce) kitchenette. newly decorated: Bi. F d ] Land Bank Bonds coeer thar for the preceedin® week. bulk pipe low! it Rohe T) a wats rn salen to malls out of Chi- WARYLAN 5 EN .N 1342 N.—Room, neatly furmshed : 4 ” es mn edera * _leor the five days. however. showing a fair- oo» 18 ae 13.91 we, 2% : oe c we.) there were » ARYLAND, 4320 — Neatly tires . 2) e desired. WEST PINE. 4152—Laerge fro 4 a or the hand markets. wey 13.92 Ala ra mpers quoted rom | cago. siceping room; private home. ‘He pr ate nome: meee if _¢ — Ho Boe a7, twin beds. shower bath: “*LIndell a07W, mk byes et OO aa ct Land ty ah five-day ne anon es & sold be- , on * . Corn hele ges. bor am ane garly profits | 23; "ier: mW, — y : —Warm fro ) “ “ rere quo ; or C e curly, n shorts : MARY 1. AND. 4310—New efficiency figs BION. a nm $5. Apartment A. (c) | WEST PINE, 3847—Lar ge ¢ront second: Bank bonds were q T Bid. [Asked |tween $11.75 to $12. Pig jeatt eniored 2+ 28.78 23.73 cr” Grcans 4 Pe ved Bi Mp a Pi BR gy ed 9 Te to 3 water’ DEImar_6870R. (e)* ; ION. “1262.,—Connecting crpnt nquee windows: Very warm. Taly 1950-30. .[100% | 100 % yg ange ‘or. ume’ ew weight kinds SP Cie baitin ‘ 8.7% SOB AIS ctemercrows cunhnt: tt te de | were coiling, Sweat ee het nuew. 7 a : , ‘ rres MARYLAND, 4306A—2 warm housekeep: @ Seeping : sie Be oe es ~*~. fight WHITTEIR, Fee clean bedroom May 19390p2 24 1100 * |100 i h Csoere in . 89.96 3A .96 39.96 $1.25 per bu box loos Yc bigher a for the week te te Mec ine rooms. steam heat: everything BR ; 2 . 1B05A é. aoe oe i. and kitchen, $8. Nov 1938ep‘ 23/100 % (100 % ad. Bu ik of rales .-89.98 39.98 RADISHES—M ake , higher. Decem Tltec Wd. Le: nished., a ae 1) ines abje — ic) |, WHITTIER, 357 N.—Woman wanted May 19370p22' 100% |100 % 11-75 to $12 with eales hama tips May, 30 %c to 8034 c: vale. Same. Shipping > MARYL AN D. 4309—Third floor west; | 4 ah. share 5-room apartment with congenial May 19420p32|101 101% $ ” ging downwer rd . 85.89 25.61 ; a unches ted leg l Santee were 101,0 — large cheerful rvom in home surround | ' VERNON. 353$—Furnished room, house-| party, 1s, floor south. Jan 19430p33.|101% {101 % ran fer this f'x- 25.41 25 58 am 75c) : Oats ings: bue and car service. (c) @ keeping or_ sicentnk: $5 week. ; WHITTIER. 357 N—Newly decorated J&J 19530p33. }101 yey to $11.50 and to i~ t. Paok palate is . : wane, Sone lee me : MARYLAND, 4348—Front room, running @ VEKNON. 5760—Largee room tor a ©: | housekeeping or sieeping rooms: £00d J&J 19550p35./102 at d 87 66. GAS—Th oft B ee c) 8 + eo 7 peed bulk 31. ~~ man Peed Ate ey | pene we “soni nates ip ical: 086 waapialaageeititic,: etlhailliaapin tthe ipsa SE pili iilialns tial! nscindihisinniagy tie 6p rN ld ge Ate ne ee OE Me oon ENE NN at he. ait Aha. Na APIO Kehoe Hate AE NC BORER HA APRS OO a te ae a a — Oe eve (9 lee tee se + ” ee 7 r ? 9 ge a TRI PRP I NE! dl » * om~- espe be Paty ebro an. © Gk ae neh hp ADE ; os AA PAO NENT oe GE AAP ARE NRE my CNM MIR om ny! Pe NN te NN TN NG TT LLL LOL ALE LLL GALES! LLL AL Pe a at + pea side imemnaned R oe x oleate so cal gal tay mR i RR BBC Imai ae Fe: C; ¢: Xo. ts whhie i — a — oe ~ mgt iggy neal Ahem oir nea ete , of h Slowly 350 to fo “per e 4 : - 7 ] se. r ae « 94-——3 > h ekeet ine! VE ON. 5733 3—South room; hot water ENRIGHT, 4103—Neatl Focoiche ad lambs for the past week TOE: -15.15 15.14 ; bu bo : Next to school: 88 week: children woh MMe —Cabany #40). "°°"- “el | “ight housekeeping. dns; ALBANY HOTEL 9 0F ihe Pin of the "Than ; STRIN sir “gala, Be Cash Grain Ehewners | : $3.35 CHICAGO, Nov. le grade $1. +..% @ 5 Nag ~ . . ho ess EEENON, 5x1 —Sieeving Fou: modern; | wing. 722 x —ruralahey Teoma OF vn| Amertean or Buropesn: sttreclee..Moeoe. | Moder. seMigt Coen receipts were mod-| | Demand +... 286 1.26 : 3 0 le 8 on - ™ come B eine - lete hotel serv- | right total MINERVA. “R004. —Large hall room; a , igle or couple. “furnished. JEfferson 7227. (*) | like: all conveniences; Comp tees “Wem, | oot ; ir in volume and graded mediem | Poland— : good heat; housekeeping: care of child” @AggRNON, 5787— Southern cxposure: hot: | BINNEY. 3828—Furnished room for col- ma; iinet yes public se EY to" good tf quality, native lambs making | Demand ....-13.00 18.00 oe ROFATORS 1) fobbing 7Be to eb dav. S86. Wate eat. CAbany 02° ee 8 ored, hot and cold water. e.___ Fort . bigger portion of receipts. Czecho-Slovakia Rms _. and $1 #25 fo f_ fancy labeled. MINERVA. 5094—3 rooms. first t floor ne TERNON 56018—Lerge -sleeping room RFIELD. 4453—F ished rooms. wear Stand was sufficient to move arrivais in Demand ..... 2.86 3.06 2.96 4 : be } vlete housekeeping. $8 week? Bi .. ; keeping FOr- GA . . oe n t prices that showed no msa- Home wn -# 2 Ate r- near nchool: 2 beds: or.will sell furnitureemmama,g room let house e7) | cat; gentlemen only. DEimer 0400Mc~),|__ROOMMATES WANTED ___ | faith ‘change throughout, the week, clos.) “TEiie*— 40.61 40.81 40.76 | muda 750 and red nansernond te gpl 31, ix alifornia repacked ripes , ‘ fF (cf) NEWSTE — “~—F =e * b. 2- ES for S75; rent/of flat. $23: children ven RNON, 5452- Sleeping or light * house: bt dagge Ms SI gf ra pa A ay 5 ROOMMATE | Wie. e3,6ho onal oir. |! jnade in practically ‘win : uD. c NINTH. 1314-16-18 N.—-Rooms; gas, war | tee i_twin_ beds; $2.°.— " - ee m1 Gree > onpee > ee ne ee oe 2 AP tn Me Serena eae San wits Ce ee SS Gee em 34e Rye not De come. Tie Furnishen “Tha ping: one to th rooms. FOrest c oni + 32@ ure- | MONTCLAIR. 2 -—Nicely i Rs y —'T re apartiment‘or shed: rooms; apartment; kitchen aioe c mal tN. 009—3 nice rooms for light ter: low rent. c62*) ROOT beaten. Pores 7497M ec) | $13 market f desirable. igang to 3S are 90037 200.27 100.16 5 Be @75e (c) |\CAbany 12N6J. cl iy : vekeepi conveniences. (cl) | WEST BELLE, ~39xx — Room, ae Wha. Tone will a share ar, ; es ma bi killers reaching | Jugo-Slavia-—- =e? ° Oe - aan ‘bunches we tes : yt ov ts MONTC L AIR. 1 d23 — 9 kee nin RS eep ng; PURER TET PUES mosers : gentleman or working couple. RC ROOMM ATE Dw Re 8 t to 4 2 ug to pe to 0c i 12. 2 ibs + ° ished; rooms: sink, ran private homes” GSHINGTON, 3855—Warm room, sicep- FERSON, 7112 ______(e6*) | _ment.__LIndell Looe —Apt._4ht ee ly $i: it f “Tandy 2 sh eee 70? SOF my se RHR aur es “ale fn, 87 care: 4 _| qhunie si." Forest_7143W. wifey 3 TT Tate Ligh housekeooing | W yi a4 ee | panpnent mc) M4 TE owt: $8 TT! see "foo Wet Pine ne. | bevy lambs and. thin, i be ia ee 55% 36h 2B 50, pola 80.75. cam ABD 75. camks way . " ‘ Ps j 2 u 5 Or h board; $8. ; > ‘. re J . iow oentt. Sone ae te privilews Toc a tor ) reasonable. (T) Ensen adults ony ROOMMATE Wtd. = Nfoely turn hed the Pp ck ree 8 Auetrt sot iat a m4 ~ ve * woe al . sr eee ihe i" — ~— — we ee SO OIE ON MI eg NR LANL AMET OG All ERI AI AB Bi CEN YS A a areas we “ vow am ow A le bbls : , keeping gas range: home D $; conveniences; NSDIG. __ hee 2. 3711—Furnished rooms; heat. [TRY MAI KET , BS: wUuseRery agar HINGTON. §43— Desirable, clgen ‘phene: $3 $3.50- 50-$5 5 5 50: single people. ___(*) | room, 1 See titan, 34 floors es. d $1 ading Demand ..... arte +4 7 POULTR R oe “ig | %: A NEWRERRY, 4515—2 connecting, fur- m rooms, continuous hot water. (c62) —~ | two girig art, some common lambs iP jam “mi ' —__-_—— ; July Aas Pace = ro we nite pe» ene ve ae conch Ah De hen a i AEA NGO EE OE! LALOR AA! OCG ee AE LN AA He ite tit Bi Rete i + Ni oe “ - eu oe pro, . re * o's t ° . — erat nae Z a ‘ — om > woes Mente sn by > Niehec } rooms; also sleeping @ “4312— . south room. OOM MATES Wtd.—Lady or gg share ptter than culls lower. Cull bs : co. oY Delma 4412%. athe rs oath taPrimar 9807... ROOMS IN SUBURBS aL. artment, mother and daughter. GRand ttle etter. t at $8.50 with scattered lots ne 49.03 49.08 Many Declines Shown in Prices on Hee io, rh NEWSTEAD, 519 N.—lWLar«e. clean room, ASE Large. airy, com+| BHLLEVUE, 1551—Handsomely furnished | 8126W. : than ordin iby culm cone ment 9.12 12 Ex 6g ci, ae mixed kitchenette, range. running water: is ble. = | front room, breakfast gettoser: garage, | ROOM MATE Wtd.—3656 Russell; steam-| ward to $9 ey eninge be & at lan UIS BUTTER AND POUL ci i sonable. ae : = (ty SHINGTON, 4276-—-Single 1 room for| steam heat. Hiland 1355 (c) | heated; continuous hot water, gentleman. of mixed yoortngs. ae gece 8OSW 639:36 «618.88 SKCCHANGE. Le psa jake Re ote M, OAKLAND, 4575 — Light housekeePi@® iteatieman. _ _ | GLARK, 642 (Websier Groves)—Room or|GRand 0675. ethers Comprised oings TANG ae were down 2c: tur- Var ¢: No. room: adultes only; convenient to wer FAL a7—~F ron room for 1! rooms, for light housekeeping or bed-| KOOMMATE ‘Wtd.—1 or: 2 entered la- ook ¥ ngs sold u . -++»- 8.60 3.56 3.58 down 3c: turkeys. old toms. 5 ie wht ie 4 Lid, ffir GRand 9560J. 5), ‘et ayo. $92 es. kK 56330. room, furnished or unfurnighed. Ebster| dies to share small flat, on South Side. $11 two-year-ol and ay— Ducks unchanged le lower ‘OLIVE. 3680—Sleeping rooms, gentlemel rane ING ON a7: Wet furnished | 284 lc} | Box W-194. Fost- Dispatch, lad loved. | aged kinds at $3.50 to $7. at according +++---99.75 100.00 100.12 Ge %c. Broilers down le. “Rabbits - "ME iEAPOLIS. ew. Ac, mi a bay alfal on oe: Ss Il room: hot water, all conveniences. MAPL EB. 7472 (Maplewood)—-Warm singie | ROOMMATE Wid.—Young lacy emp yt A ‘| to quality. ses. Mut. i ag down 4 the following "$1.39%- No. a sp ; ifa ‘ OLIVE. 4336—Housekeeping roome, MMPRSaINGTON, 4535——Large room, south- | room, $3.50. a one aber : rete hoo cet Sopeasdetianl acide mes a wal ce engtaty ome Tye week at 3 r i ares le et oF i tices in i ab 4 8” Yo G22. Mare ern; splendid heat; families, Gueem exposed; steam heat: hot water. ___ ROOM—Furnished. pe Hand 3082W.c. (c) | ROOMMATE Wtd.—Younge maa to share |$4 to $6 mostly. strictly prime kinds quot: ee. t. it. Louis Fur Market di om bie Cae retumed. | gg ; na . prairie hay iegi7. : Louis Bran She OLIVE, 4234A—3 connecting rooms of f me 42% - Bs -home. _L Indell 7235, bf uth ym in owners home; reasonable, 2 50. 8 N. Grand canners were unc Crea : Sone : ; ; ; P St. ple (c7) ar © as ie ; ~ sink : loyed couple: all conveniences; reasoh- | comforts. $2. 171 jrand.—- (c) : ly au nerous the past Fur e ware guoted on the ‘at. Louie - firsts Cc: , a ; Pas OLIVE, 4308—2 T eleobing rooms; run : TON, S116 Sirs floor, sink; oy E Q —=—=—_—= $4. Goats were fairly nur mark : —- NO. e ow c ere was good ™ one | water; rent reanoua Die Sm tance $5; aeiber $6 able: 6 garage optional. _WEbster_2690M.- week, sales mostly at $1.50 to $2. 5 ot ‘e CCOON. No. 2 paomnn © , 40% to 41% rm. #al ard: private home: mod- t couple. | tished. pees: private family, (c7) | Sei} heated: bath, electric iight: tor ern; food locat on: adulis: garage. WEb- | $12 to 312 ¥s, 4 12) | OLIVE, 4155—Nice, clean. warm sleevi ASHINGTON. 4213—Neatly furnished Hiland 2806M. (c) ll and mon oe $- te 10¢ toe ; +5 ber s fo 0 (c12 — 4 ; oa an c nd@ com : : : : : : 4.0¢ tT m for | 00me. $2.50 and $3.00. Phone: +2 Boms: board opticnal; ho $.____{52) WOODLA yell. ROOM AND BOARD—Beantifully —fur- | Good to cholce year i Rea = Hk’ bolts ; Eee: bi: git | gare | : one 50d : 1 $1. orn— ow. a2ihe ts to yt } 46°56 wna 10. . hens on lit c om for . 7527 2. 4518— l arm: DOR ekee . , i to good $10 to $10.50; plain ate— ; center | OLIVE 4318 Rooms: ceen. w “a ASHI NGTON, 4202—1 sleep ng eae 1 | ‘rooms, nicely furnished: ‘fche hous PD’ nished, southern exposure front room in| $11, medium SAS 7 oe to choice aged ie ha 7 iets HAY” at +4 Hi ie 8. 4 Chicago Grain Carlots. privileges: opposite Y. 4 Wusekeeping front socom (¢) ing: running water; ‘near car: bus; adults. rivate family: all conveniences: absolute- | to medium $9 ; thern sleep OLIVE, 4218A—Neatly furnished, howls ASHINGTON, 3938—Good warm. povec- (cl2) y modern; convenient to car and busses: ; western wethere =: to ne $3 to *% : we: é =! OV SS fon on ] SZ aceoore _ re '— cea! ening suite: also comfortable bedrooms. $1 day: weekly rates: ~~ SS sl goats $2 to $2.50 keeping | PAGE. 5969 — Housekeeping , room: . AE RING ON. 4144—Front. warm siecp- | arage. j HOME Wid. —in pnivate family. in- rood Fat kids + 50 to $5.50. thin kids $2 to ty fur-| floor: lady Mm room: twin, Lindell 1502W. (c) | AVALON HOTEL—St. Louis’ finest tomy neighborhood, for mother and 6-year-old Horses and Mules. fc} | PAGE. 5170-2 neatly furnished how ASHINGTON, 787A—Front; twin beds; | hotel, Phone DElmar 5534. boy. where she can leave boy during day, A moderate week's run of approximately *"~ Ome an Picton Be as Wn 35> SS ean -. ~ as fh pede ide; 2 ee ate . rough, coarse | o een ee eco! ; e clean rooms, $1 284 | 4635 Cecil pl. in quiet r. st : soarre, Peron, fats “teatalans tated kek Mose “obtain Pe pus. = od am sleeping TOOm: “TRASH TON, __ 416 Dnuaaally Pere | aN: 3534 Olive. (c@) | £638_ cere = a on inpri. .10@ .80 @1.25 50@1.60 Spring lambs, sad pounds cek river 1, Silene Lt “ ea ; — HAVEN HOVE * 3d and Lucas — Nice seeaaini — ~—wweny | Musk: » | Per pou according to verade a ew, } of aii tock clean rooms; electric and bath. ROOMS WANTED Livestock Elsewhere | : 5RQl. .25 pass 50@1.60 | sneen. 3% @4c oer vound: pucks ire RSs fo 82 Ber bbl and fairly Some ement Se en ee, oe a he r ~*~ »* it o® ay ok i, eae >> ee PAGE, 5024- Small, neatly furnished; and c¢ sd water in room; reasona® - ‘ ARH NGTON. 4165-—— ousekeeping eu} : -on00 Locust: running 5 Se aay com a! na ' oms; & - ished. modern: IDEAL HOTEL—2800 se ROOMS Wid.—2 unfurnished light nase ee Louisiana Muskrat tops $1.60@1.85 mea DON 8 AND SQU ete eons PAC 3E. ‘BEG7 Housekeeping 17g! 07 re a warm. nicely furnis (67) | water baths: $) a day: a week (cH) keeping; elderly couple. Box x Me P-D. — gs pa Now, FG. 8 seconds 60 @ 90c kite 16@30c. $1 per D Dressed equa bie ber ~— PARE 4932 ~2 housekeeping : DOU Te ABSHING TO! Room, steam heat, Sarat) N tead and TOlive. ROOMS Wtd.—-Warm quiet, lady em-j| m* oe... gr “ee mm - ' 00 2.60@ 8.60 Poe, | sink, cabinet range: agults. a ot water; reasonable. DEimar 5867. (cos) Aeris Torcahed. phone and water in ey-| ployed: with Protestant. Box W-170. P-D rand: “Sino? 8 Sere, Bo phone 5 uate 2.00@ 3. hotewa.| PAGE, 5718—2 rooms, sun_ parlor: Cm ery ré private and connecting baths.| ROOM Wid.—Housekeeping or kitchen 706 i. 85: medium grades and mixed 4.00@6.00 6.00@10.00 10.00@17.00 ed. veniences ate”: INGTC 4540—Nicely iy —turaishea Call JEfferson. 580 (c8) | privileges, for Dec. 6: mature lady; warm; | = $11.25@11.50: slaughter 10 BES House cat a PAGE, 4900—Rooms. a ms; good heat; continous hot waters NEW ST. | Reuotas HOTEL-—Broadway | reasonable. Box G-125. Post-I -Dispatch, __ Yee soa 11. 90: packing sows. @ O0@ .85 10@ 26 10@ 25) receipts. "eo y. bh ener. optional, He ge axe a aa and Market ; under pew mane ger 5 ots ROOMS Wtd. af One. 1 room and | kitchen, uy 11.15 ’ " 50 , Civet ’ t 75 90, @ 1.35 res. o creamery ¢& —- | PAGH. §6264A—Housekeeping 4 y ASHINGTON, 4368—Nice, bright rooms, ofal weekly rates: elevator service, furnished, byjcouple. or would share w ’ RS: ; ekfast: nicely nee cers well ‘heated ens water; sleeping or housekeeping. heat. hot and cold water each room. (C53X) | w.cone. GR4and 8608. feet 11.75. a PY ia vor sie ith 3, western ‘$3 E firm. pte S76. Fresh “fag | PAGE. 39614- r. (c7) | OLIVE HOTEL, 720 N. 4th—Rooms with | ROO wea.—Warm: small private family: ATTL int Receipt ‘at PeEhOliday | @5. weping Neatly furnished room .___ r Bored and ates Prsoma: eunerier steam heat; reasonable: all conven ant Protestants: | by entleman: Bs savance in weighty P nigt Hb Be: —" | PXGE. 4247W—Furnished room for i) and furn Foo mt aa A hiehway.__ os : ~-—— 2 ) t week : ' tkeep- Deeeateae, private, family: $3 | pi ; pianos; i_worth_ inspection. (0%) REGENT HOTEL—Modern:; som a: ® | hooM Wia.- ——A best type of foreign etu- | &: still 25c + A 5¢ TP nn Bg WE i: d ered 3 {f) | week CAbany 116A — NGTON, 4954—First-floo day and up; weekly, $5 and cB0) | “dent degires room ins private refined nt gg Hg Pen, ana tethers aeaee?: untry rrodauce . 0 ; nearby and nearby fos pwrer's |) PAGE. STL es Po neatl ‘- row Tineke, elexantly furnished: « a REX HOTEL. 3025 Morgen a rr? ar; family. Box 159; Washington University. vealers $1 higher: practical top commer: r : 6. Beste pesrert saymane: =~ wine tnd | nabie room, all conveniences, $5. Fk — ; day or week Phone Linde =. | ROOMS Witd.—2 unfurnished rooms lady | ois! yearlings, $12.90: smal! lots making, BRAGS ANU Se 8 Bol and ipr ches Pav fi t ‘wh cleaned -Well- | pAG +E. 4106-——Laree, well- 5 ed how MESINGTON. 4960— housekeep S PECTAL winter rates. $5 up week’. employed, no children: give de: eription, #13; 95@13.50: top weighty steers on wy T1072% Le xp ted: 1 a0c to a Oe pet ber "nox iciniiere keeping: aleo small room, a an elegantly furnished: no ont- e Gra jotel. 4040 Ole. be od price. Box G-271 post. gi p50: week's bulk: Fed meets ee, scise P ’ Coast whites. firsts A se | cars. » bath 7 aI Neatiy fii! hed row - — SN 3441 N.—Fine home for. t Ww'iD- | BA0M Wtd.—Modern sleep room, gen- $8. 5@ vearlings. ; : - 83 @ 70 ° t ge ol sa perale — SHINGTON. 4695—Lovely small fur- Ni steam heat runnine water: OCB) oa, around Maryland av., no other gows. $4,75@6; heifers $6.50 ao75. 0 at Th ee =“ “heal , 7s y og sia coe mae) gs (el) | Jerrersor 172 . ‘ - . : po t was dull. Ho rown “room PAG AGE Sleeping #fia housekecPi=m a. Sleeping . rooms; $2.75 per were: $8 to $10° 10 roomers wanted. Box G-272 Post-Dis. Cutters, s4@4 ig a veal oe? 7 50 ts Bet rth —Now 2 "8: Pa | auneren N . , : Dressed voultry naif r hu bes lease. « “ . “ “ erry A ee - —. «61d 12: gtockere and ders. . (eh) ton ble. ' rut ARDELL ) HOTEL __| rooms Wid—8 or 4 furnished roome, —Receipts. 2000; odd loads fat | a ee B Me gad . Fon | PRORTNNTR Nests Taraied Front POMMMRMRRTNOTON 4058——Comtorinble roome:/ | SH cemntoriabhe room | ‘Routh site preferred, 8 adults, referencrs:| athe nnd angen fender week, 4800 sar Su etene. Gotta oh Per pot, | MEAS, Noy Seen , second | riv ate “damite 1 por @ bath ‘ (c82) 10 ) week up. (080) verst' ---—-—-~- | J and 18 doubles from feeding sta- : 1 b honey | rec p Hevk : ” yr => : , race ; a entiemen. _ — ogg x okay - ~4 $3 = to $4 or crate hate te ith a he: c: frets. 41 @44c: socumae $4. &F rooms | A cy beat keeping ToOmeaaey sentieman. PArkview siptdbene © Enright; avely furnished and dec- | south. tans 8480 weak: feeding !ambs 25c lower; ee , a”: we ost? to — Receipts to » secondin Misa rea- foie Lig ey pv Co eZ (c83) * ee pn ly or monthly rales. (c7) ROOM A Sager you # were mee: tow fed Be be lambe. 81638: 2 othy at ts clean, goed ari at gs salt pene 3 . —. | See eSSti. Te OSING 1 Front room, ee mfortable, an rae: must be nice. i clip am 8: pri-|} pace. 5075—-Nice. light, quecker ay Mmheaiod. ‘suitable for } young man; $4 LINDELL PLAZA HOTEL — Rox K-180. Post-Dispatch. —. | *earling wethere, a TH; fat ewer "$6 18 |f 20.56 ry weed alle iy 1 coche f sot i er 5 | a | POF ee ic. 5-28 190. of wa) room with sink and range sae dell: a cémfortable winter home; | ROOM Wtd—Min wants furnished clean | feeding Jamba 38: bulks: Fat wooled for. hich color lored cean seed: ft at 91, | eure GRAPEFRUL — $9.7 "t per me rtme RASHT oTC 41 d floor house- $000 ence od Ig; attractive rates. nousekeening room: give particulars and | lambe. si3a13% she nn. wethers, $10 nings leas; hog millet. $2.75 | ket ste eee ‘ feason- | PAGE 5°04A—Hotsekeepin m= i} Peeping room - LT ges get reason- | /arge rooms, good meals, ‘ (cB) | nefeas reaeonoble niesae Rox K-1 P.-PD.| @11; fat ewes i cul] ambs. $f epoked iD fa shade h Mrnenotn In shipving. order. G%e. em] nicely furniahed. wet Pe ag . ——THE WASHINGTON _| Roowers Wia—Genta or, couple. em | 70-50: range fess Bunbe ihren” st Wass —roen, qy04GG. Stugoaai |tackeg rou si pale nding 00 - Pe a — SAGE. 6326--2 furnished fron "4 MEP ASHINGTON 0 y S LON Sy me ; ° 3624 > oree quoted at $1.35 10 $1 40: sack ne OD way, ice | * AOR. Oein noone, Os separate entranct--s Panning water, connecting path. double auw ' AND WASHINGTON | ployed. Prone GRend 6274J. . Nut Quotations $) BS and Vi $1.65 oer bu el Base | Sominl u 'p i‘ hae hi hot eep 5 a er, n a f we KINGSHI 7 - Shaw av. 3 8 IN ‘ow vo 1c 7. it — Ali mopital: | PAGE. 50464, se ce Light meth a en) Ovals Pome genrrenEnt Furr" A ie Ulee: excellent a= wt few |ROOM Wid —Clean. neatly furnished room POPCORN. White mice on cob SHBA) MEN TS 7 per! ‘aaa pa by —— — oie _{e) rooms. SA vleeping , ~ Fr ecial low r 1} ly for voure gentleman: ern- | 7 a, 'T-—Mixed gold at per + as Be 23t| PAGE, 0st Aner on = BS aOR Nesiy fui | ws Port Peek Eats Mises | catty er wi ion” Bor 140%, | PPRPANE average Women. 1140 P| fl nage te sone [Se Se aels” PB ese ts | (ch) ‘ room: private family, ___— .; * rooms Post-Dispatch. ss alitecemenaliaaiad Tre. ROOM COR? voted & 17¢ “Tight | PAC room “Froat sleebing foo! TMM Water. 2 batne: wentlomen or indice ROSELLE HOTEL ie we 'ea=—Toro unfurnished. “house eiOKORY aie ter > nut uty’ ‘et | 1b, according to quality. aor ee 5 Fae ‘secs ‘ rooms hor ekeeping, _ J » J/\ittas arn +f LI. keeping. wit fat: lady emp ; , +4 bs sie CIDER-— yg Sg 4A rs larde Mecem t; at- | PAGE. 503 pat, bercaranged aus HE Bea al on Valvereity iy ae: Finest reaidentiat roc we in St. ge G gnn7 family: South preferred. aiaaes | sie BLACK WALNITS—-2e per pound on rs Be = “4 He, oe to. January eh n eee. | .naeenette: «hails, epi ; c) | minutes’ walk to Forest Park; newly deco- ty ee a A Ag ; Hie hot wa-|PAGh gs---2 larce. Heht house Wire: 3 a Brichi on Isuble | rated and ate TERE weekly rates $7 up. ; —~Young Fad man will Ag ae Silk Market. ‘ Stee’ ay ae ae ti tut Sle. —— | rome SA Be: mea furnished = ™%™ — gle room; tlenien or Ruropess P i a ny a te ae to | Post-Diso =" NEW YORK. Nov. 27.—Raw silk us- | NOw FORK. Mev. $7 ins cat Tomer, Me: tur-|} PAG $952 _Neatly 7 wp! Seats y Forest e . — 408, ch = ae tamily a pt: employed private ily hotel. Lindell 5300. (c09) leges oy give details. Box M-408, changed -_ 74,1 aree fromt _ ite. | PENDLET« PON. : . mies - and ki ‘chenette; ght fousekeepinw:

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lin WEEK’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. Senet —- “Range for i (Sates! j Sales, High Nov. 27.—The volume. 1926 |Stocks and , fer , for f fer | for = High. Low. ivy. W"k. Week Week. Week. We | . ty, : on the local market “J 115 107% K CPS | Vious week considering ; aaa | =e 2 was one day stort. Of more active shares 4s week. six led Car four losses. Fultog . was leader in individuals un cha ged. B Sage ee measure up to the aon previous week. rot Ely-Walker, eo dign _ sour! Portland, Boyé.lhum Baer & Fuller and Hy#em preferred were ities showing net eatr with previous week. was lower and so -_ Other stocks net off wen point and Polar Wave & Announcement of : re e e ete | & ea td tal a gegapy nt tte -~ 8 sent, -~ & VID pe 7 - i Annette ~ be hs Maw wha ee trian mn he te be Tor mm hs ill ~) ts ~) “er 18ie te ohne 82222 SUEY eae SS288h5 rs PEPE E - Fae nad ert ZW > w OtW we x Swonaie Ak oe “J bee be So ~ me & hm ry -~ & ~ ~ ~ a 194917 SES a f FEES 8 3 84 m ta =) «) ~)CO me de bs be bs z @ to ~ Fey @ os te errr oe to pees irr Sot? Pe - —— ht =) of st 2m te have a2oo tm , t CER EE EE es eK > > a8 ~B.gery eo 8B FEE RRP RS ot ht ee PBreas eke we on i =) “ © ~ sia - Sin EEE _ ee td 4 eRiee be 09 a _ Bm Bs Sie ne he Sets ee 2 2 “109 Go ® PS re) BYBRERese $i Bes re! ve tomio DS me HE eee RE to uw SER we bt i) 5 = — bet Pett ot ~ ~ ° =. 8 Ye ~~ FREE Fe be - 28ex37 ire ws - ee ee $48. Sada 88. ~ ihe ain BBB i) 8 bt pad me Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | NEW YORK, Nov. 27.—The Eve. | ning Post, in its copyrighted week. | ly financial review today, says: “An upturn in stocks. ae | Government cotton estimate, fur- ther improvement in the French franc, a holiday. several! extra divi- Gends and a new crop of railroad | earning statements were events of | the week that interested the finan- ; oe | celal district most. The passing of ji, #1, Thanksgiving usually opens dis- | cussion of the outlook for Christ- | mas trade and in that respect ap- Parently 1926 Rae | Wil B 2d pfrT' Pierre @eitunedd reat aan s —aatitiiediimd CS Beak Bg IMP PwWe m AR Bett. trthe 413” bed ba a ee be uo aeXz CEE Fe SNe $S532 » 4 Ineo e rs me Onde “i Baek e~ eo sf eer FF eer D Tir ror eS oP oF ei o on De td ad = bas tan or =i _ ~~ SAREE EES . Pre 33 1B mf Be 3.08 rot fF, 228s ~~ ~ Ronde ce ty lh ol SSIABsr a he Hay BB3 FERS “ore er ¢ mo RD ——— es = F..e + ~ ® ~t9 er te ne iP ~ soeememenememan een ee CORR aj LET ita “Do = Re Ot fe me io) FRRA Kix me ww oe 09 Go te me ~ie~10 Pi Lael tom te oss - C3 et pe * dh 3 —~ Don SG» 194413 s wie REL PL SSBRR, “oe ee ee eer aS re x 20 283; Car rs Ce wes i Ba ESRS.F 5 ee, B i _ ~} tomar ~Iemdal moss hada ae os Siete We) me Oe ie sal | & 3. 2j 97 coee!l 138] 43 " PS ERve, & “ Boyety etre F FR ae it Riese ~ i) ~ / i $25 a3 ee eK lisa = GS 38 83} ee Ll t+ ‘a eee ORR + ne. aay ss ——— ee ett ; as 1100 ack Tr ist pfa 7’ % 107%) ack Tr 2d pfd 7} | a Coms 7 ..! » Macy 10 Dee | Ct et ’ : : I 112 1 gShEe rds gahs ser ors ss He Sh , ’ ’ + mw Prat i ~) zou p> De De 99995 se : Siancagee ~~ he tS bee - PP Par ccy Pet bet ed ped prt tot to & Ps ee aee! 425.2 Bata At, . —_ The Great Northern's enves for October increased ¢ 403,091 from $13,821,126 ft, 124,043 trom wn ser eating! rom § i net for the 10 months te $245 against $21,975,119 for the eas riod of 1935. 38 ce HS BSRrey oo wt) on — — 3 w 8% Bose 3 SBe eS ere co “4 ity wey ais Shays FEET EEE ou “3h ae eS | oe — ae bn bl TRBeo 33 es Ste Pewee BF mm 00 00 me i OO bs DAS 2248. _ RE BaBheae 7 © Oo ae } weebis Noa D=bhe seehea i 3323 - FPF tor S tire, FEEPREER 269 i) 88 it BRE z far 3825 58i out and are reckoning on the volume of the holiday demands that may reaaon- ably be expected next month Re- + ports from the large distributing / 165 stores in Chicago indicate that the | retail trade is exrected to exceed all previous records and in War street a huge Christmas business over the country i« anticipated as the logical climax to a year of un- Precedented earnings. . = = o Market Professional. “Perhaps the rising tide in trode | that appears to be immediately ahead has helped to improve mar- ket sentiment for the moment at Jeast: but the continued ease ifn money rates and the absence of new developments unfavorable tn business must also be mentioned | as forces of note. Stock prices | have made no broad Fains, | course, but as usual in the present 2 J market a series of hesitant, reac- . pe - be tlomary sessions have been followed 90: | 18 jArneld Constable by moderate advances Fluctua- | | Saat astioom — 3 ee tions continue small and unimpor- OS jArtloom Corp pf 7 tant but in a market that is ote _ hese iy Gés 2.80) tially professional. and where there te nothing in the news to cause elther the bear or bull par- tiles to switch positions, that is natural. Some very good authori- ties believe that the market wil! mark time until and unless the fu- ture trend is foreshadowed br | rome fundamental! change not yet | visibr€. | a | B48 ‘Sine] Cons 6% (Skelly Of 2 ‘SInss-Sh S2SsRie Bisse seas a ) Bak FP ee oe. tee *eee bey 9 te © PERE ety bie RGae Dro Safety Razor 3 Shir & Com . - (Maracaibo Oj] .... ‘Market S R pr pfd.! ‘Marland Of) 4 .... % Mariand O 4 | Martin 2 Tit EAL i 3 ++ mt Pa “ PER TP — me k*) oe © ' SS34s bt et et ee | ao & Far x cial , uw é ree F441; : i338 I ff FFL ££ a | 23 | Or _F FR - eR a” ere 3 J re 7 Ce me bd + de Bh bo te se ose 3 82=38 - Fe EE RR ~_ Per 3 oboe we 2 1. bh Sr mes accra ¢ ee el Ze S288 gt ew dl pew a e on ee nd NW» Sm DY 8 = pe i) RE etch i gs od 23. Se% STs 8 my gry Sn SRY FRRR See FARRAR EZ Sm - mae ree S] I) ey ™~AWwOa-)D > = be! g ERPREES $3. 5 se; o24 °c « so An extra dividend of 614, in a@dition to the © terly of 25¢ was class > stock of Tite and Light, Payable Jan. 3 of record Dec. 6. — fer mt > 00 , a 7 ee | —y —) — 1 or is me 2222 we a Seab Oi) ... iami Copper 1 .. %'Mid Cont Pete .... [Mi pid 7 ~ 2 ne 73 | LwWHO DK b+ pe cok) Od Lam & On - ae 1s ® 3D x FF 3 eR Ps rac ak a ~ ee Cw. i 5 ~ wt - FERRER ERE ER rs S382. we eel =) w® 33 8 Tht ~}eo F ~ i & Dw i) ReBE BSrm Soc» oka eRe ae 328 ¥ = mt Cte On Rn Al an tf R218 Fe ~ Dw ce FRE r m ) fad D~ ws = ~— — 4 %M tees FREE oy ie. i -- rere #38 Es Ly oa a ~) om Ca EP PE REE Oe Grice: 5 i] ~t # 0088. deh» Lord bs 4 - indi, aie. i La ra Dre witht FALSE ———— eee » Miler Rubber 2 ~./ Minn BIA we |e s National Lead Co. is ) employes at $140 a share a: soe open market. : me turity . o Ty ss 4 thre ay lg Show thie The Pennsylvania history — Prosperous October, or $67,961.89 com 600.963 im October, 1 operating ! $12,592,143. is ~- —— FERS “3y a8 LE ¥ ~ Be be obs ae et nO Ge Vir CAS nas go si) Of ted bed oe bed Dc epaagee 7 Dr wan im tame Be 1 SRNBS ob ti) ho io) on ee! Rate noon on es * “Boh Brera 24 oer re ee a an = wy oy bebe aes, Dares wEnS o M 'Mo * S8SR.83 8 Shesumieene ~ Serio. nB irs ie) D> wind Writ Pap pfd.! Zinc &-+ Lead.! 2 Zinc & Ld pfd! 41%! Anaconda 3 | 34% Archer Dan & M..! 0 ~~ ve) — 4 3% 33ut a ea - SAS, aw ~ ple © 3328 Ai 33888: eee 825 Bw Bi * ie sash % — wm fn “In enor. Hohe pe pe Roy 7 ween = = con , Raonk a CER EAE S 1900 MOS Sia wmons b+ OD 90 6 — S3zt ‘eS Rese a aot mh i) Dei me ne woe om Pe a! > bad pt pe ane mt > oc - 3. Sr0 FE ie ek Le) ~~ > rh Sit Crit Fr es h3rs PD me bg rs VInd~) Ba85 . ss FEEEEE PE Rome Voi SRE rate FREE Rate LT eel hore ie] FRE Fe F - Motion Pict 1.50... \Motheriode M .75.! % (Moto Meter 3.60./ 8% Motomn Wheel 2 34%'Munsingwear 3 : 3 ‘Mur Body cfs .../ | 532 (iNash Mot 3 aaa 6% (Nat Acme S ta _.! 74 (Nat Bise 5.50b..-! %1126 ‘Nat! Bise pfd 7...} | 87% Nat) Cash Ree 3 ..! 18 Cl & Suit | Y & S pfd 7 53 [Kat D Pred 3 ...!} (Wat Dept Stre ._./ | 79 (Nat Dept St pfa T | 12%'Nat Dist Proa . " ’ | eeel ell oo wm ee wee BERR PS ie oO... 3 PEK a es ead i a) wn se Boo conte o ~9 8 vrtg S3% Rear O-IS 4 Bees Bars 2 fens “19.9 2 Ds Nie S pe a ae o| 2 mt me 9 mal ONS Oye EERE F nit ~~ ~ Dre « 5 AMS ODMwwa f 3 nwo he FRE Re ie) — ~ iho rg to r oo o* Beis BEEPEE sh on 3 Al ase , ~ a) SSRZAx wd iF RRA EERE wY SD ae i he” nr) IIDe hd Fs FFA TF ~~ a al S + — =e ® ~I-1 “B00 to ~~ ae | ShH on rors FF FPS Tr) Fre, «| i? DR! > bs ex Go 3 5 a Commercia] fallures f= the'™ States this week . i & from 487 the week before | pared with 382 « year aga, Dun & Co. Gia tS be bp “? j 3 o> snl: ‘ £9 Game! co on ee et F es a) “I Bz252 OA bis +) £ ‘ Rr ~VON “te Sax + >.) } Fr Fe iF wee 2: wi B22 FES RE hs sO % > - a ma» n bw no) ee — et tt treet « a 3 353% Ff £e si cay 4 Asphalt pfd 5) Cigar 4 Seo88 Saat hata as 2 Dh 7 ae i. PPELPE SF 1I8%'103 /Tob 5%' 3 ~OC — a Do ~ -_ : PEE S BPS8ee 238%, g Sonat “3 B29 FRR ER Cel ROSE St Peer |. Fae a re ar a . isu rs $2.89 1-2 Ps CW ~)ee ew Red Hm Money Positicn Studied. “From a fear that the Federa! Reserve Bank of New York might | raise its rediscount rate, Wall | etreet has. itn a Way that only it | can, reversed its attitude and now | wonders whether the rate might not be lowered when next a change comes. The general credit situa- tion appears to be seund and. while it would he only rearonable to Fuppose that the holiday demands for currency ‘anda Other influences might tighten money temporarily. the evidence at hand pointe to centinued ease wa as | OF . La) sa ~~ 2 bs wad PESTS ASE 9 nal bn Nor &® md 2eOW ee if me On } 2 eee 409 © to Ge RRR cule Segue 5) no B a % Auto Knitier H | | 92% \Baldw Locemo 7.) 105 ([Bal¢w Locomo pf 7 - | hail J 97 aes sts SIS=F BSE $ PER ee ee ian SRMSHAE IES ie) fe] fe See eR wee aoe 4 D 8.082 5.88 Kf BERS 19 de betas Fs 333 wn OT £11 x a ~~ o Se» oD i) “39h we »-} i 4 . a 99 13 3 2 Py a Pak ae 3 RSGSS FRRE on oe Ww Pt et nt pee Sz te ed CE SSRZee eee 5) -~ $389 x Pot ead fed feat wb De ~1W REP Brg « ~ Rtn ~O ahs 4a ER ON pe ‘>@m 0a ee Q~ Ae AE AES ‘Bangor & Aros 8 .. > (Barnet Leather ..__! % Barnedall A 2 » Ba 2 i yt hs be io] =) a t9 CEE PE PRR ws “IGteet 2 nn ae e # Bs re » FEE tone an FRR AE » w oa) “FEL AR + em 1 Sandee i) > DP Se 69 Ww Ur ES eR AS a > z PD prin ®D FH4idedigndd &! a er 7 ae Fre Oo wistd pm Mw VQWDawo 4Ow~19 mb wb ted ESLRIZR SESE ERE R53% FR Fe 22 WX) 62 edo ere UI DWMbor or 33 8335 a 28 Ls 6 | | a eo £ Be ii an vH ag 825832 $781,500,000 - 600.000 In Bese 4 > wos © iP ms D he D 59 On “IMO -1 on SRE Ewe ss rs oS Wn Oh ae DAD Oct. 2 gain of $26,000,000 in and an eas ao wt - 3 TT S Metrih © _. . S Hoffmn 3.°5bi =i 4! ARM) Ray 7 S Ind Alcohol. | 267! “2%! TAH! TOY! STAM 07 tine 12! 59%! RQ | “ 2 +e ww . ’ tT ; j — > ARE EAE SARR LS 2: i CARER PRP ~- - ~ ~_ = "bab on | FEERE RIIRS2e4 oe 4-3 33 = e ITT The + ne 33 ht nt weet Die So) ~— we . 7. " 85 £33 Laat Aa ot ob Ld WIT BVasyyyrs 3 als os Pasa a pat emt et 883 2D Deh — at ee ) 2 ha! BR Re ied Oe de Lo AQ wat ta Aw eto » 7) 2 333 Fe ge ~~ — » 2 ¥ 2B BS 9: af 83 ~SSSeK, VI2®D 5 at Botany Cons Milis.! riggs Mig 3 *@- / ‘Byit Empire St . % & ‘ 4 yn Ed 35'150% Mathat Tr 4° 814: Mn 2 pfa 6 oF) yn Un a 11b) 8 z g ee em Sase4ysy eee & ~ SEIRRZ ee tees rey } be Lae) ra Behe oe be i) ae ko CO «dee ee Lead 3n tye | BReo EPERERE PRE 33s rye Aaay Dap ~e9 Sa4Ras Pr “— SRE ES RAEER AP ER oe At II me ce, ae PRS Sb Pett tee Besar ~ 3 ro ~. 34a a - eae FPRELE oo or “ae ie) one ‘ ed Be oo in Bb Soh available for country. The new Standard Of] Co. of New Jersey Gebenture £ per cent bonds. to he offered on Monday at 100 ofimbed to 101% itm the outside market on a ‘when issued’ basis. * . + Estimates and Price. the week the Govern- estimated 1826 cotton | rt ta KARR OR Rie 2S CE Sot Pt 0 a ae £ ie m4 9 @ bea Sno w A shay eee 7 R35 a ” UR ge ee BERBs $553 aio 2 tah is WIR | | 22Y 'Utiitie Fa L 2 2! 20%) 29 TWanad Corp | 44% 'Viek Chem 8 ‘'VaCar Cc R3 'Va-Car Ch = Va TC&sG g Re one ) 2 oB 3S 85 2 og 52. ea ead a 3 “Ire ~~ ao SP. i ye ww 4 : B2Bnygi xe a S8z3 Be ah ale o $3 ~ eed r Sa fe BESiSB2sesa4 re $34.0! Se On ~ oT PEERES REPS 3% ex ce 4a 3 Ro ZS28B ——e | Ud re Psd > FREAK EEE + | Usek3t RRR ae 8 BR: Bh =Saw Pree x at L3SRz8 ts Lsasci heal 43.3 2353 eld EER ES : ee eee eee EES 1°] oP. ap 2D SRER SSS. ee ple rhe SEE \ lelepete Ps 5107 104 1) 21%! 11 lit 46%4/ 30si) II Aa a ‘ ~4apre ve 4 oo 22. be 4 on) “a se 38 AByw aze2% 1Be8ee iff g : Ld 2 ; 28 ve : FAY Calf Pack @ | 22& Matt Pet 2 ......) % tM (Calahan Z& ace ments a sizable add! 73% | 5514 Calumet & A timate of slightly over 15.000.000| 18% aaa, reyes the wut im early September. That | 1a0y 1144% nan, Pac 19 ||| a seg tn the commodity has | 174 GS2%'Case JI... see no been tsturbed by these recen? PA Case J 1 f ore estim does 33%' 28% 'Cent Allow St] 2 _.! ates mot mean that a | | 9 Went Leather | TM iCent Lea cfs . s| 42% iCent Les ped |} i240 ‘Cent of NW J 12b.. ' 10M iCenty Ribhen .____! fe ©. @ © @& « z “ wre _ 2-2 [ preetstss t eee 8 eee "e+e © we « ee eee ee wv ref @ BOE ..cwe Bt: Been: * he F Fire 4 : 8 ° Re FER ELE A ; i" ae -« §= sae s 31% Pack Mot Car 2.20n/ | ge Det M 1.80_! » SA% Pan-Am Pet 6... _! ; ‘ eee teetetiiae en te ie aa ~ ~~ 2 BSR3B2 378 FR # a f PR RERE rs i a uF I te R5%%!' S53 ‘Weber Heflhr 4 | 8! Beu | ORR West Pa P pfd @ pei =: BNO &! 168%!) 11 (West Marriana _. 24% 16% !Weet Ma 2 pra .. AY! ROM West Pacific _._! RAM! MOU Weet Pac nf4 A | at Re ORu! 244! § 157% '134%!West Un Tel & ../15%1148 ~ “Teen hatin = | IRQUWIINSY West Air Rr Ta..| PRP AAM ‘| 28 29m! aan: sex: | 78K! AS Nweetineh PaM 4 | BT! : / @0 : | STR! TRU lWesting EAM pt 4 1! 19%! 12M lWeston E? fnst.../ 9 S$ieget MERE sped Bk Dn ! 18i i138 Central ¥ 12®%l1IS “IH Cent pee Be. 43 | 19% Indepen? O & G 1. ‘Indian Mot 2... | Indian Refin 7 % Indian Refin cfs ._. an ai pfa 4h 5 a pfd 7.. _ cee £ 28258. tf “s3) eat et CERPRR oper re) Cer it's ak ” —_ 4 ND 09 Dra, he TREES ERE SE: IF Son FR a acon F at the Pretty thoroughly | the situation. Presym- ! ably the bottom itn the cotton mar-j| 2A , ees Re i 9 Ket has been reached even. 5% 99% \Thand Cl Mot pfd 4 2%) 22K! gomq) 22% | ea 2 8 eee — +4 2 S F aetna ————-—_- « eke pagan }ITSRII22 IC &@ O 12 ie} atc Rafl Earnings. ao 0 te ‘Phin “Both gains and losses are shown 38% 'Chife in the October statemente of rail. | %' TX hic read earnings when comparisons | 371%) mC P pees! =e a oo the same month 2 i= 1 &@ St P ets | year ago, but it should be remem. ; : as. 1 18 bered that the 1926 autumn earn. 5%! 14 Gn ™ : St yee 132° : ines may fall short of those re- | 83%) 85M 'Chic & Northwr ..} 132) | ported tn the autumn of 1925 and oe Ich wee = -- - still represent excelent business S25 MCR Soc oat al The early 1926 reports showed up 98 ICRIaP 7 well In part for the rereon that | 45 . traffic was relatively lexh+ early tn 1825 and in the comparteons, there. fore, the early months of the cur- ed big. Traffic haa 7 been accelerated to a RKigh rate by _ late tast year however, #0 thar 29 & iCr] > gy e 1118 : ; 4 | ox rl & Afk ptfd 7 & Lau pfa m9 i 124% t . # {7 B29 Ho aa i 09 Bing t 4! a 8% '¥nt Agri ‘aaa , a ) | 23 ++) 2P1°SUMieaulresy! : QR 1% Int > 3. R 541 | Bee | 8%! AT [Pere Maq Sb ....' SAITINYI1NOR I11n 5%! 27 ' 1s 440 Tmt mts ...| 99) Baer | TH 8 Pees Wan old & ... 1} 88 | AA tl BA PN | ORB White Facile 0 2 **) omae ‘101% "Int Cement pfai.} 4itnan Co 4 7 Sk) on pale dere ote 15a! ¢ 64%4' 32% !'Int Com Ene ..! 94% 44% : BN waa! 22 ; ~ arn IAGKI1IVY Int Pa-reet e ie raed C 34 444," R44 46% TWh it. = es 4 on . TIAN IIR $ (Tot Harvest pfd 7 468%) 26K PH & ; 43 | ~ oe wae ea. 6A% ESYTnt Match pf 3 OR! AR%! 14 | Morr: bees 41°) AR : 6%) 4 TInt Match nfd rts’ 2 “— eo 53% | ! Mer Martine | 45 Mar ao ] es Si tl Ae TT rt tt: i =) + ’ é 3 RARER RR ee T 3s ede slit Kage mt nt re re FRRP PPP FRALEE HA Pr er ifs ft fe RES AER gee - al 9 22 a ee - : Stet wer (+ %! ee a ¢ TAS Y Woolworth Ab ... | STTTOR& NAN ' 78 (Wort Purnn 2 Ww! Ra! ol me! 19 ‘Wor P & M pfd A! 48 144 (144 Ot ak "Wor P & M pfd BI 19f enur asx: 4n%! e7 | 47 [Wricter 45 i 1! SMe) Kye! Rye tae 17! 37 | MAM! ANKMie & = af 23335352 0%! FER £8 FEES FE 42%! 19 [Pierce A: 122 7%) 76% Pterve-Ar - 421 = | Ly Pierre fy tge tl an’ eee A i j P HE @y=. Fa oy ww) 3523 3 £ x te: Sn .. Jia a) ler Corp ANY iCiwett Pegh — ee SB ais Tk : ‘Yel T & Coa pftd 7’ [Youngest S & T 4} ae et - * r ° ° 29 3aBESSR even a g00@ report for October. = 34.47 1926. Goes not stand eut [fn the ’ _— : : comparisons. That is why the fai}. | Time preferred, the former rally-. for atime. South Porto Rico Suc- | ing in a firmer tone, was indicated | ) 7 - «- E3623 2 135.34 133.85 wre of the late 1974 rafiroad earn. ing on covering "i ge + serge ar was oo ot top. Traction ts- In the weekly statement of ene |! OV ° | 4 This Fk. Last We ings te rise as smartly 25; '"S Announcement of omis«ion of | sues conting in favor with B. M | ? eekly Metal Review | ) ' , tihverage , “ate the early conn ae the customary dividend. and the T. leading the upware movement at | “/e8ring House banks. A decrease pBiaca re + oo daa mt né P c "1 “se tie = case does not forecast any genera} | 'atter easing off on announcement/a new peak around 7f ‘mn surplus of $21.572.430 resulted | sti teat ao tach ox tea tng. | 2 : : mi ce | downturn tn business but reflects |°f Completion of arrangements for . ° * |in a drop tn excess reserves to $18, - | MuW YORE. Nev. 97-—The cae ; a statistical situation tn the main.” | *#'e of the White Star Line. 020.880 ' é ' | market and lead ABS : ’ = Reserve Ratio. .73.3 “ : . —s )Sesree’, @@ainet $39.603.120 a week t did — | an en 3 e e . Steri Strong. | ako. Loans, Giscounts, etc, {n- a — “ Ce ee eR oa SP He eRe gins Moa rtig,. — recgeas _— ' ‘ + ars VN or OER i ere er ere ea phate | Perea. eno " % net lower. Estimated sales. 10. Provided tn trregular movements in| active trading tn response to more | cecest payments Dec. 1 wae She : , market. | 15.55: January. 15.40: March. : , Outstanding development in the “Prices in the principal commod-/ Tin was wel maintained with the fea-/ aay 14 7°- Julv. 14.22- September abroad ; . . 1Be- : today’s short session An upward | | ,comeerted bidding for favorites foreign exchange market Bankers | ity markets ture the strength , and! Spot od +2 :, ; show c swirl tn wecligomd hour a eared ;&MOnE professionals Profit-taking | expressed the belie? Preparations | ‘8 : wwes © tendeaty ts imperters have been active largely im, the | 20% : ye. bustee he one T — eh, we fle age a _ — ich | developed in fairly large volume. | had already been made for the pay- | — Se ee eee slackening in 9 glnA 2 i Bagi a ME mccoy = 2 Rio exchange on 164 higher; Shi : than sure against etal aon but for .the most part these offer- | ment. and this view was supported | demand. Cotton reflected more dorado a’ Gieiad entiaiy uses the ar-! : t ) reis iower. Ric mar : turn-in was rafl shares appeared to ak oon ee ae absorbed. A quick; by the rise in rates on London te pie to S00 reise lower: - ‘han a millon dollars. -j; run-up in ldwi " 1- a! > a ny Latemotive to | $4.951-16. Lire Jumped 10 points | some of the more distant deliveries Te Rha agg ~ eed ne eivent = —_. Se Ae ce cteg selling from Southern sotrces and } rival of steamer supplics. | gg om ata a b= the highest level m™ He history ation smal! transactions, while Nor. | Were rather freely offered De- | favorabie imcreaned. The cleat, 164 attracted furthe r realizing | wegian exchange fell ¥jclines ranged from 5 to i¢ points ssGare te 6 result of the rather Hberal was unsettled. with nes Brn a — while U. & Stee! and Genera! | and French francs ioe of cloth for tie week were | "rine during the first weeks of the cur nges | Motors were tm Gemand at the |South American an | regarded on satisfactory nd@ mills | 7™t, mont. omall. oe National — @uplicated | changes developed a firmer tone. | Were reported operating at Pras 7 " . wos Saar head ane coin — ae m: 80 per cent of capacity. Grain mar. | for ' 7 : | are and ouj21 3.888 1.137.220 1.080.758 tiomal Dairy Products and Wara “, cekiy Bank kets were somewhat irregular. : to vrice revision ine Bea ay a Balitns @ char m increased demand for funds | wheat easing off at the start as a femend : , sail Coke 255,272 ee, were in demand | for month-end settlements. result- result of yesterday's advance. , : | : . , - o t aaa —e MWianee © 36

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ST.LOUIS POST DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 ve ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH jee een PAGE 18 — -— - --” GVER-MENTBOND| NEW YORK BOND MARKET | NEW YORK CURB || ST. LOUISSTOCKS _ a Ta I& Special to the Post-Dispatch. ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHanem fall 1 NEW YORK, Noy. 27.—In the following table wil] be found a ore 2 Se See | ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, Nov. 27.—Total csldy of pieeke NEW YORK, Nov. 87.—Folle ing ts « list of sales, highest, low- | on the exchange during the past week (five days) amounted te Nov. 27.—The volume of busi list of sales, highest, lowest and closing prices of bonds traded in on the Stock Exchange today, sales being in $1000 lots (000 omitted). : | est closing and previous closing prices of securities traded in on the | 7154 shares, compared with $458 a week ago. Bond sales were on We zy oo — 7 . Rigor tpen are on «ioe ‘ etee> es ou tig fa Ak BR 4 a we . . ee a w OSee -. @S 2 Lome Cereges & ~ ry ~) i: s (00 omitted, or fractions thereof excepi in Standard O: shares. Following is a complete list of securities traded in on the @&® sales of which are ip full, while bo:d soleg are in $1000 lots (000 change during the past week, dividend rates, sales, highest, lowest, omitted, ; closing prices and net changes being given. Symbols: *Increase. une alee Saino oy aa ~Deorease. _- Soe ee aa Div. - ~ cc cr e400 het Peet tds Doh EF ~)} New York Curb Bxuchange today, sales of stock being in 100-share | g59 909, against $112,000 last week. vious week considering the means $99 and twenty-four thirty-seconds of a dollar and not $99.24. was one oo — Of the nm a Tota] sales today were $7,521,000, against §16.090,00% yesterday. on ~ copeuilak waa canis he a $5,525,000 a week, ago, $5,300,000 ayear ago and $9,012,000 two years week, s ga nd "a ago. From Jan. 1 to date sales were $2,697.866,000, against $8,067,- four losses. Fulton Iron whigh sasury Issue Record Larg- 784,000 a year ago and $3.887.838,000 two years ago. was ee pyc Bales ra si ! ; Sales. Security. ‘| High.| Low. | Clome | unchange = 2 — didnot Best Since Disappearance | Gove RNMEANT BONDS. BOND MARKET AVERAGES. measure up agEregate of Ci vil 3igs. | NEW FORK. Nov. 27-—Pollowing previous week. Re __of the High Coupon Ci B04 \100—12|100—12|100—12 || are the A. P. bond averages: Ely-Walker, Pedigo-Weber, Misa rae 100—6 }100—@ j100—6 || 7 souri Portland, Boyd-Welsh, Ste Mf ws War Securities. Bs seceatiary Fails: preferred were among the secur a poctated Press. | $3-471102—101109—10}102—10 Combined ares es 9: nodes e o ned mont 3 with previous week. Bro She a pligh tionary today, but the was ate and so war oo Rien ; “Yd reac the combined average 1 Lib Fs 2 | 100—21 ail 100—21 ROCESS ee he a a ; Ne ne ee e000 during the week wire Sales. Security. | Hieh. | Low. | ee agpoig y an Ree Olas, 7 pot sale, and there were indi 1101 —7 1-6 hie INDUSTRIAL BONDS. point and Polar Wave %. . a ponds “eS LOR Ce 28 Ray investment demand, af /151% Lib 4 vere Announcement of decision te : An increasing foreign in 33-38 .}103—4 o3—s \108—3 | 36 A&Co Del 4% 43., 04 % | 4% tire half of the $2,500,000 a’ als a} % > Bush T Bldg 5 50,100 %/100 100 % q - t United Gtates Treas — . — an . , 82 Cal Pete 5%s 38) 100% | 205 99% ae remiom o per cen e | a | 1 Camaguey 5 42; 98 9845, OS NEW YORK, Nov. ia a+ hee ae asid to be the largest pre Argent 6 °59 Oct.; 98% | 98 98% 8 sn ce Ps “103. 102 as ta ore operating income of the me : p paid on & to geen —— Ciel 2 Argent 7 °27. 1100 4 yet yy | 1200 10 Cent St] 8s 41.. 1120 '120 1120 class’ one railroads t | nce of t igh coupop Civ Argent 6 '60 Oct| 98%| 97%, 2 y October earnings show = oe of : “estes. Ns Arg 6 '60 wi May) 98%/ 98 | 98 3 Cit Ser P&L Ge. Seler eee wee }.} du mortgages were mixed-> In- Australian 5 °55.; 97 96% | 96% 44 ‘A’ 97%, orn! 97% , | 4.9 per cent over October last ' Agricultural Chemical 65e Aust Gov 7 °43. 101 % | 101 % 101 % ‘ 82% | 82 | 82%: $98,994,000 against $94,388,000, and 4 2% to a new low at 80% on Bavarian 6%4°45 r, 97 7% | 97% 43 30 90% ss | he compares with $95,946,000 in Sep- : ’ on Pe ae are aio 1 » 4 | aati 5% 0; tember this year. October cross qeyancec - The > 55...) ! Ba 69 Con C 6-36 .. revenues gained 2.9 per cont. «= | : ee ateetares Prygenn h Ry 3 : 5 Be S "Th po a | 4 } ad ogg 4 Sania “g 3 * 4 to dis@irb the -~ yg any a 5 ‘9. | p| 95%%| 95% 4 Cont F B 6% 44) The Great Soave iy the entire issue w ' ee | 2 Corn Prod 5 : “ ‘ Oc. gross row ; by holders of the preferred stock ; - "5 es yy | 97 4 Crown C &38 6 42. enues for October increased to § is to be retired. 2 Crown W P 6 51 403,091 from $13,821,116 In October #° 5 Cuba'C 8 cyt 7 30 last year and net operating to peck Buying in Bond Market Dur- 124,043 from $5,564,800, car = | ‘ ing Past Weekr net for the 10 months to $24,8 a3 to the Post- oat -Dignaic ; "aaw YORK. Nov 27.— Although inter. against $21, 9765, 119 for the same De es by a boliday. buying of investment riod of 1925. . ss for the week was in large vol- ° ° s a | Pend at michor prices. i a ee es - wa a c oO An extra dividend of 41c a shar P net — omy States Government se e addition to the regular quam cham 20 any om eaten erly of 25c was declared on the g because it seemed to reflect the a a banking community that money org se stock ad — or ‘y es to woolig m easy. comparatively an g paya an. 3 to t. for a lone time to come. an at} swas Do check in sight to the upward of record Dee. 6. Genie Whe Suet chet ate ote 4 Governments centered around | o eye . Treasury oblications rather than the : 93 23 Fed Met 7 39. National ae Co. is offering 1 was regarded as confirmation of = ts] on tt FFF S ho a at - OO EEE w AZ RES INDUSTRIAIS. __ ae OIL. AiumCe o pli0s ‘eat gOS ioe F 36 ie; py 40% ABrBo EIF| 18 ) 18% | Bsa) 58 ‘ae do vte ..!] 20 nd. . el & SUES he Bt} 1%) 3 100 Vacuum Oi] 97 | 97 BONDS. ‘ 7 106 % /105 % 108 A. a: 5 Am G 102 198 a a zeaseagistntor : 43H) 4% 18 Am Oem NN, tot fof % td it 1110 }....-(2 7 AmSeatng C1101 % | 101 Santee Hol’ 322 . 23 2am T Cc | & COm Greer Or 6 ) is) EBenSe,,” ~ 155 163 . em a memes ——— Boatmen'’s National Ba National Bank of Commerce ile ae a Pao i ~ Same aoe =) e& Serr RE RP eS ~)} © — CSVSC SSH Sen ISOS es OO ee ee ee eee. SSUSsszs ~) ~ Go eo GD OD Rom pe QP ortom OF RI & p25 2068 g0nqnne ies, tt OE ae RE RE Fe he VCce oo ~ Sete Seeccescce “NOAH FHOoOaa a+ or Qe Bruce pfd . Certain-teed Products ist pfd.... Certain-teed Products 24 pid Chicago Ry. eornes com Consotiaetss Lead & Zinc Ely _ wnwonw om ba bt pe pe rt feet pt F mmm ao o AOR TE ORR Fr Ree to As Sim ay 97141 97%. 88%! 88% 101 Ison Q . . . a * * «et * Hose _- _— - ee hf & POOGWOr rer OOCOhOWH GO w ont & ee IOKOW Oso WG-3 me “ESS ee Isao ase oo Huttig pfd osee Hydraulic Press Brick pfd ... Hydraulic Press Brick com .. International Shoe pfd International Shoe cem Independent Packing com Independent Packing pfd Johansen Bros Shoe Johnson-Stephens-Shinkle Shoe .... et at ne wre + he Oe oe 1 —_— @~P~3~)~) — — pub ped DD Pt CO + DS ee Pa a ates 7 Me ee Ok husiried mate on oo lla, tte 2 = Sr @ SSce 2 FLEETS EES ETS FS CRETE FSS EP TREE PTET — _ Se-S ~ Semaos Bee R Se SSS ES OSES SSSEEi Sons Ow> * .» see vole) AH oragons . 8 —— ee eee ban Be rn 44 ~ a) 222) Spyenseqzb Sa beee se SESE SSE co at oO >. ocr wer 4 FFF FF Oe to-0> Clim SD oeoroOrd Owe ok a 1?) Sree at he) oO > SESez3 wOo@Wm FES CS wee Ce _ ~~ pe Re Ss to tg noon or + eet s ‘ a ee naan earns a CTH&SE inc 6 60 87 Chi U S 6 63 B.\105 Chi€éWI1 con 4 52.! &6 Chi& Wli% 62104 CCC&StL 56 Sr D | 63 CCC&SL 6 A Cleve Un T 5 7 Colo&S Ist 4 Erie Pa col 4 51) 96 | FI Cc - ee 43 30, 0,108 ..| 98 — %~ — OM 2OmMMmro cdots wm Core COO De oO @~109 iene aceite on ao SSESSe=3s S2e-3e ~~ eee erese Seseess i eee ee -, re} rr YJ aioe @ > a = i.) . 3 te ge tal Shoe com Polar Wave A Rice-@tix Dry Goods ist aoe nae Riece-Stix Dry Goods co Scrugge V-P D Gds ist pra. Seruggs-V-B D Gds 2d pfd...... Scruggs V-B D Gds com : Securities Inv. Co, com .. ele sees Sheffield Steel ‘ . «| 60 25%) 2S % Sieloff Packing Co. tj oe me ae . Bh os ; S@kouras Bros. ‘‘A”™ lcaeee — Southern Acid com Southwestern Bel! pfd ~~ SwOw orm Co ¥ o S : a) or + toe toe ~ me noartoc?e = @® VON OS wa ~ or oe Oey Fe FE FMEA ES FLEETS ¥ oD Owe © ee be i) wv e ar rs - Oe ee ee ee E e Wt 7 RE FF PEELE EEL TARE RES KES FC CAE KK rt pt OD ee OO OD OD 20 Oo - CER Cy NT OP EREYS Cmie y. oentormm a! bey Hon. wer ty Ss oe eae: ae ‘ eres were Coal et ane. ee Gh te — on eee pee 5 e ~~ o “J ie $ NWND j~wWw Ud QoOm@ viele Renee Me te lee fe ee se Nn ao m™ DOD Ot) «3 er —— NGH DOK OKne Go 2 Go Co OrGo hey FOO pms pat ps Oo Brazii 6% ‘67...| 89 | 88% Bremen Ger 7 35) 101 9 (101 4 | = FReS FFF oa @® to ot FSF SF FSS Bm mo we oa ow Gt Nor 4% 61.. Gt Nor - » S| Gillette SR} ~~ -— oe Oem one oo. © —co JIOwHt oO» ~3 Go OP CODY Dem a : Det =e ? United “Ol ete: 49 Go of D CFS FFT Keres Hazeltine C.) 1 A oo be koe ba] — Me ~ Sot aan Semmes oo onanem a >} : 4. ~3 ~ -ame@ ~ ats * So: SSop no? WSS 2 Cr = oD OT agg ee - o oo - % * ~~ vs ” at . - “ ae Sign : : bro ie ra a 7 * big 4 " a Te ing - wo~ DDD @ar ~) 9) or we oma — “3 pr eo s woo » = ~~. — — vee “* OP eee WOUGOo®D SOS — det So pp Sur ~~ ie Oe Mees, ee oS OOH oO 0 Dm~-~)- Wwe of — ZZ ~ oc DDD i te DS GOO Ol OO Sadao BOo~1gro — Commercial failures In the T ‘ = > 195 French 7s °48. 96% 96%) States this week dropped to : | FUTURES LOWER Tle °41. 101 % {101 45 /101% cay ‘: : ee ee before and 4 é *h 8s °45. | baadhed imiiteed 107 % 7. coe BF 6 4 _ 9S%, 88 ar wit a ear ago, ‘ N 8 § ." elly . ae ; Dun & Co reports.” ~s ef \N WEEK-END TRADING a 9 aa 92%. #2 | 92% 10 Kings Co L 5 54;100%) ° . 105 4 | 105 % [105 t% | ee | Co 7% 36 104%) pected to the Post-Dispatch. F * 6 October surplus of the St. Loule+ we of . Nov. 27—The cotton 50 100 99 % '100 ; San Francisco Rallway was $938,685 — og" peavey jower joday under | Bind dk after charges, against $854,102 at bs orp ee '40 : ) by the South . | October last year, and for the mary catches witeed off teva 2 i2 bic . ae e Rus veh | go 9 98% 99 months this year $6,318,041 against § 7% and closed at the lowest. the ” . 102 % /102 % 102% $5,643,938 in the same preted of BMeet,, "EK, closing steady at net de- ‘ 100% 100% 100% ~ ~~ IODOosSSeooo°o 61 97 sq 29/100 % 1 ESR Fey FE SRS FFT i] qn = a > -“- OP et St pt et) et CD pet et Pe eg « : oe Tact — wd “Me = rnd OG - a a FFA S—o Gree FFL ES = a — MStP&SSM6% MSP&SSM6 r MSP&SSM c 4 ¢ M-K-T & Sr A M; K- y adj a 67 _~ " SOR I a es ee a Salm NP 6 1A cp te wae wertant ‘ SD Aelia fing hy, ne "es as NR aR ys wiv 2 ithe ter Ais PE Oh . OR RY et MR RRR PR Ue RRR Re A RS ON EIR PR O OghD., . - 7 x mined — - oe _ — per Rng ee en - conan a ait megs etn de gs 4p Or sere aaa pe ee * m1 — ena o> sgh . ™ . e iE sR ‘ ‘ ed + Pwr § Pe pr = " - — ps oe i“) ~ Se = ——. , . — ~i@ ee i tom meme Seoresenen — —~ eee we ee we See = rr. - © ~Io1p ow D.~) Pod — on oVSomoo- co & to we eo ~ © wre Se dee + oat 8 ryt Apes py SW a oy eRe le ty SR rule wo oe . ye ee rs. - , Se iy sty a th. age Myer’ ee -2 om eA ~~ —_ - o-~ +) WOOD dO UO © = 29 DW GID Do D 2. — ~) w Qo =e CO _RE FREEFES F 7 9 uy | : 1121 %4| 121% 1 >. 1106 % | 106 jj] ‘ LOD 44 | 100 % | 1 19265. . | opening was steady at unchanged 7 | 2 } t * : . , * sto a decline of 6 points. with near 44 more 97% | 97%) 97% ta 5 Pg 100 % 100 1100 be relatively steady on further eov- +eo-} BO%| BON) 90% 5 Midvale St 5a ° Improvement fn general business Mag by December shorts. bs 98%! 98%! 88% |} Mil G co 4 2" ie 00% 96% throughout Canada its reflected in @rtemand for the near aan had a i — delbers Mi c iy B e 4 eo the annual statement of the Bank earlier tradi but it was supplied ee ) ntreal as o 80, showing slight increase in the premium. ané/ 5 86%, 86% | 86 % a gain of $26,000,000 in assets te Mme Msrket turned easier om rumors of an| ~~ “4° 7 | | 97 2 Nat Acme 7%9 31102 /102 |102 to 7 oom ,000 and an increase of $52.2 Ry h s in the Southwest. Noth- ler 7 Nat D Prod @s 40100 99 % 100 ye . % % yo ee mont ot CORO op Go OO GD gsasshes tt ee OD 10] % {101 | 1% 99 -] M Pac gen Mohawk &M Montr T ref Pa —~; © Sogssescueresges ee oo - $ PRA RRR Rae PlOSSAS Oe M1955 ~) ~ PEF APS PEE en . x- Beare rs = re x = c) 2r @r-) Ute ee pe OOF aE oO~ oD INO+-QOw >= PPMwDwA a eo Pay. . * om ‘eR . ww ~) Oia de OI OT © NOTEM 5 SB 54. 100 5s | 10 NYC 4 6 35 ....|107 {10 3 NYC r&i 5 2013. 105% '1105%'1105% NYC&HR r&i 4% | : 2013 97 % | NYC&HR 4 42 NYCHR 4 34 NYC&SL Ist FEC K wae - ; nee ee oD 7) to a ~ 7 _ » * artis Intl..) 22 Swift & Co} 11 P roe Qs ‘p> eles haere a te ee ne tena ” he pom LAPD LD NAPE Cem or toe. oh de gage A Ml ° A RY A Ae i A Ay A 5 et eR oe Wenner ~ rn + owe —" ons ai 3 FST 4 Wi * 3 o > * cst eR ERR oo sgitiaaal aca: aseow eS nesses ie ee om . e pee te was learned in that con | - | 1 Nat Tub 5s °52..'10: : 00 0 in current loans which ad- 7 Pe colored talk of eee ts tag ¢ | 92 + ; 4 1 NET&T se 52. ‘Hose 102% one v | o red to some extent by reports 0 reeey , Be | re 4 ; anced to $322,855,265. Belling “here, and. prices worked Wry | 5 NET&T 4% '61.| 95%/ 04% | 04% - oO ower - a "4 i i “~ # Heth é e * . trage biving appeared ag fre mer: | eas | we 52 A , 85%: sila 05 % | \ yproac the 13¢ level for Ju’y. 5 J A 47/108 | : a a | aed tor ~ im: — were within a point or " ‘ ainais eg’ 47. 99 % 55 ‘B’ +} 95% | 95% | pS % easaanaaenaiion i the lowest. December gold off 7 Lyons 6s ‘34. 92} ' 991 N Y Dock 4@ °51. 86 &6 “1260c to 12.55¢ and closed. ‘at 12 Marseilies 6s "34.1 92% N_Y Ed 6% °41./115%/115%/11 1B % + while March declined from 12.70c 10 M a og od 45 aoe 40. 40 NY ‘GELHEP 5 481105 4%'1105%/105% 5 4c and cosed at 12.85c. exico ~4 | 3 N ¥ Tel 6s ‘49. 110% LLOw LIONS NY 4 | N —aT ee eee tes aq: 5 . Ere. Ce ° Se oe AR A pe tO He ee # OBR te 0 iT pO NO Blatt Ss » Fs tear ieire~y “he - ante a . et ~ grec G~l me tits ‘ , ee ial am ” em » ie a ae * hes des aie oe bey Tad ead Cc HembrgE 71101 {100 4 Hung Ld ony |*89 % 7\%s ‘A’ + ted 93% 03% ao 88 % bed aru! Ww @ Machi 20 120 | 20 | 2 Ital PUtil 7 ———— Aust ical 9 MINING, * sal 904 05%| 96% ~ , | ™ ~ o Oe. Ry! 6 8% | 10 Am T & reg i | # : 7s 4 * 101% /101 % [2 101% STOCKS \ 0 cone LDS | aaa oe | . | | Re r | . . —— = B4| a9 | 68 | tee PB) 2% ar ets Rested Reta ITY BLOG. T LOUIS, MQ. | By, , eson r( ' ‘ ' : Dol Espe: - ing a ea i seater Mobice Garfield 3i40 etfe 5% n.! | 17 Russ Govt & 6% n ctfs.} 1% | 17 | 17 | SaxPW 6 %4/ 96% 06% | 96%| 96% NYNHH C 6 40. 102 t%! NYNH&H qd B&B 48105%) “fave AP Hw ica ew on awe wit 5 SS © NBWNWKOrpwoers rs > ® CS a Ld ee OO aie Bee eT a ee ee => aneuretesmanenrtemmmncaneein haath that atrartd . on doveie " “ - reread ter + eaegh tor es * ~~ Me —. *~ OR eee ~~ ad ae ad t+ ties continental buying which had ab- 8 Mex 4s 1810 lg | N Am C 6 4( 6 +e ba+- ed a moderate volume of nates gelling. asst . 27 2 ee * ¢0; 96 | 06 | 96 complained of poor comans or cotton 11 Monteridio 7s 52.102 1101 ™% 102 N | . 0 , 108 2 105% from India and Chin ~ +z Bk Chile 6%) | . ; 105 %4 105 % amount of cotton on shipboaré at 57 ioe | v6 L ‘ =. Se week wae ty A ae sc mg | efiima at about les ; - = r 208. at the 6a 6 ‘61 O07 %| 97%) 97% Sine were "regarded “ap| 1 Netherlds @s 72.1074 '107% 107% ed full exports, and| 5 Netherlds Ge ‘54 103% 103% 103% hedging was reported i8 Nerd Ry Gtes 50, BBs) BBY! BB > Am Pat 6 84.104 % 104 the day. some of the local 18 Norway &%s ‘65. 994%; 90 | 90% Para BdCor 5% 51 ere. “paid f was not sufficient to 5 warway 6s ft: - "102 101% 1102 Park-Lex 6% 53,! N : orway 6 4... 101%,101 1013 l oranda ber contracts were 18 sé i022 see titpe a Feta A 3. =3 1 N - p 9d Tri Bullion! over January, compared with a dif. 'B3) 93%) 93%) 93% Port Art 6 is 8 105 05 wa : Wenden Cop! Gay.” TM Gt She ene the slo 6s. "55 102 % /102 % |102 ¥ Orden &ilc4 4s 5; : day. ad Vitae Yeti a » 4 - a Powe - AAnan todo © aie 0" 002-3 99%! 99% 99%) 99% OT! ~) Isle Rovie eee eereee e5 a) ree + #® @ @e @ ee ~~. ae D Ste ee Fe ne bee cade ~2@0 £5 tog ts ## a Se BE FEFEE FFE F | a al oo ee a o& — Q se ‘es @et eee ee — Sac] 6% | re - re ~ rele FaxSecotas a Oo OTS =O tO Go Or " f — » i “ese eee @ ome 111% Rep I & St 5 40 100 14 | Rog = Fy ZS st 409 % | San An P Sr 6 = 106% 1 Schulco Co } FRE at od dee ror Fa~BS eos eeeevreee rere of Kk® DODD oO~RWDiI7vVeo-oq : EER ERES . ted Shoe *eeeneee Unt Shoe M pfd seen Utah Me e*erenvreeee Walworth “see eee eee Broe . . e ed : ; = 3 oo eee 1 . 4 ae » oe os. aa ae ang 8 se ow te oe y/ te 2 Ps gh ille Tty. te a. a. : os . * * ” 4 ? oT | — © A - ' ‘me les Creole Syn.! 6 © © - wero to ew Hm gO VPweK OU O™“Oh& « we Om WOmto~ wer DX HAD PPE EERE REF FES 5°23 (RE LOS SREAR eer: es 11 Prague 7%s ‘b2. 103 % (1 3 Aad Up Aust 7s) . md end be a“; w SS" SDD NWS ee DD Oren Fe 5 Fo —_ Chicago RICAGO’ | Rage oy fotiog ‘ i Queensiand 7s 41.\1 aed as follows: 53c- — 2 Queensland 6s ‘47 10 12.57¢: March : May 12.90c: 93 Rhinelbe Un 7s 461 13.06c: Peteber eae a ee = 7s | " ~ . =? OO “DW Dwi Be oo -— me COLIDIG Gibbs © re} = ~ OOD PPP ERE EF ererererrars Su im] =~ Low Row Tmo 3) ‘- 9g 9% i 06 % | - Cr O08 28 A '100% (1 sinc Pipe L 5 42) 92%! Smith AO 6% 33: 101% sr a Sug. 7 41.,109 S Bell T 5 41...102% 9 &, Sou Colo P86 47 10N RH 1001 SWBT 5s 54. . 103% 103 Bering V W_S £3:100% See ets ASSESS eg iggy 4 ne Reading +g zit 30 nay OM % do 4% 97 Rich & "an 5 2 Gien B sa Sc) Sc | eC > irepert of y's sales. niga Lion Oil. 2%) £9) £98!) S closing quctat ons. at the loge” Stock Living Pet. me . ge | foe Exchange; PB AER Mag Sign. .| Sales. Security, [High | Low. Prices of All Bonds With Interest Oil —— on 100 All Amer Rad fg Mex Paruco) os 97% | 97%! 97% Mount Pro. | a Pea a. e sou, Osi t0 Armour i r Knight, Dysart & Gamble 64 401 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. Members New York, Chicage and St. Louis Stock Exchanges nll o> speloes NDI OQwD FRE FR Cee & trek Or oa © wreo “IO et COD © ~is eS a — nem he Bm he: = b=, ~~ _ New Ortenne Spot. AE Be sendy 12. ier , 33. “7 Cotton, S72! non own Rate » pi:diine of 24: malddiine he «ft? receipts stock ~~ et Ed ~~ = —- — Ps _ _— 4 | 93%!1 93%! 93% Nie wr 7 St ;. R 5 & Pp 5) 5 New Br at 55... . 7 75 Nwn Oi ..! ' N ¥ Oil.. 4%! 84 | St B..| PML MN %! ante Pandem Ofi| St IS F 6 28 C.102%/fM2K 109% St L-SF adi 6 55! 90%! 20 Ao & St L-S F Inc 660! 95 | O4%! 94% St L-S F gen 6 31 105%! OR i 308 ly tO2% | ‘12 4/12 % 7 7 (104% 104 % (104 % | a8 % | BR %, — oo 2 OF Saha a a * ; os ~~ O@8O°+19Se8.@e@OrD Ue etna ale, ete 20052 + ks ee vd (ote eel hnselimnguene ds) Ss, & a . + ° “10 ie) -— |. §&t. Louis Spot Cotton. ape cotton was unchengot in St. Loute ~ ordina 7.25c: 19 25¢: middlin “Te be - le: middling fair 13.56c. “ w ee $ 7 7y — ] Un El m Fi 54/101 Un Drug 6s 44 7as 6s 36/1024 -»| 8O% A 06 % 106% tee iS] os | 9 VaCC A 47 40pe P ibs Warner Sug 7 41.; S#% Ww Pa P P. 5s, 53 1105 Ww Pa 5 ‘.. 100 % | wVa Cac . ‘50. B04! West Elec 5 44../101%' W U Col & 38...1101%/101%/101% West Union 6% 86112 (112 112 Westing E&M 5 46101% 101 101% White SM 68 36 AR & | 98%) ORR WickwS S cvt 7 35) 42% 42% 42% t oO % Willve-O 6% 33.'101%'101% 101% compe Bg AR Yl i Be 100 B 280 Wilson Co lat 6 41101%/101% 101% sree og ; ’ at 2 of 40 iasues) 89.06 88.93 s st 6 47.108 O07 : a FINANCIAL ra rs " t Bonds— x =~ - 37 0 05 307% 308 5 Youngs: S#! S£T 6 428/108 % 102 % | 103% Write for Free sa atctatia Gs 3 ie ~ rage of 10 mae te a Laat Yeu AT&T cl 5 46 . 102 % 102% )102% | ~~ RATLROAD BONDS ' ear & SE gens 9) hy hes) 925, a oe Stick otuasta : ~ — wk Aen 140 W. ry Se PUBLICA TIONS, 8 ne aod Ratio. 33 73.7 T11 = 3” ~~ Sa ee Rergeryery FEE : > D— RR x en _ =) Cla Mroure * he ~ ey 9 Tokio 5 | 52 14 Tokio © L SEKLY FINANCIAL roid HEE BS Heh) 83 TidO O NV Tide W Oil! TidewO pfd)| Venezu Pet | a 09 = GO 0 ec FF P a — é FERRE Fr PE RS OF ONE BILLION DOLLARS ie the Price to ho Ee to a" _ or pt ot DOD ~~ SNWMAKGUAWO DWre nS or Soe ee eee f eo Seo oK CT-IDS SD 09 tt DD Dt de te ar eee ae YIan-}. ose ep eA RIE, Fe > ha F eRe Yokoho 6.61 : INDUSTRIAL BONDS Exp 448 ...' 99uT 90% A Ch 7% 41../104 (103%) 104 . 96 ” -. 186.33 134. A R - —— es — 2 Ne) ws O~BSVSSTHs Se ete OF GD = Go 69 ~2 -~2 LO se wa “=~ DD Am Wr Pap 6 3o' so | AWP 6 398 cfs ..| GO%' O%! Anaconda 6 53 ..103% est Anaconda 7 88 .. 107% 107%) % 4%. 3 ® ee ~ Saw DOW rho 6 Wh 5~WD Forecasting _ ] as Pi 4 3 Andes C M 7 43/107 % (107 83) OTia! ¢ Wheat r ; 4 ~. 3,683,661 3.593.509 4,108,183 Ang Ch C N 7 45) 85 ys $3 97 | $3% | 92 West Pac 6 46. t 04 104 (104 men for the year 1926, . bro: py oad ut regular quarter- ih pa of ing 0? 106.891 104.543 = 97,528 | = cs 5 chase. i Daily tyete ) dividend of Sst the cash divi- Careful forecast of cor moves : of as — 2 : j important swings | no cities. 482 oes $82 | | New Yor k Cotton New Orleans Cotton | New York Sugar. vould, yeemain at $6 s share per an- Letter 200753 $324.568.492 $422,365.88] | —— - — NEW YORK. Nov. 27.—The raw sure — oe dend is made payable on FREE Bey. Failures— paw ORK. Noy. 27.—OCottun sro ORLEANS, Nov. ay — Ustte fo- | market was quiet and unchanged today at J ne in ae of record Dee. For One Week's Trial oe Le : 12 Bbc May. 12.87c: July. 3 @12.87 ra: December. 12. gE Reet, weet In absence of agressive demand. raw “Due to the prospect of hearty contial eek of Prev. aa F - wpiiine ——— ne ¢uear futures were ea under tlleuida cen the company for ox Carb been Nov. 13 Week. Ago. % Ego Low. Cicer. ton and selling by ‘houses with “uban by r year. eid the announcement = Unigs x , . 5 12 2 47. | sonnerctions Ranney air and git 2880 1.137.210 1,050,758 Dec. 12.58 50! ¢s ee a = yt = nét losses of 3 to 4 noints. but there was a cash dividend 9 on h. share oa =O) SESIER PEPELE a a > ~maiagenatien All ——- subject te prior sale and Fon 8 price. Detailed rele Ag Sent Upon _ MARK C.ST EINBERGE CON COMPANY Members of the New York Stock Exchange esssehece FP FRE FF £¥ & SSSS58ER8 Sma teibe - oe ed SSSSaRSRSIL2ag2 - ee r 127 a partial rally near the close on mon stock will remain st ucts... 45.8279 £0 003 . ; . . 000 56a + rt — = market was finally I to per annum.” Coke 255.172 240.680 . . i : ‘ e * ° 12. ry, by $7.49 | rtd" 20 no ¢t . —_—_—~——_——" 60 Wrigiey ul 03 18034 | nets : u ieee 'y of 8i1: : Memphis Spot Cotten. 10) Teter Machine | a Ne ORE ; me. 4 28 : Wf Pate ge reperted| MEMPHIS, Nov. 27-—Spot cotton pe br gg ge Fy is.” 897.4: turee opened steady: iy OSC: | for 4-PA a tty but new business idl 12.50c: low middling,’ 1,100 Tel T C MB: 451 419. £67 38.344 YORE Nov 27.—-Cotton tatures January, 12.59c; May. light and prices were unchanged at 6.0: se te sol 35.000 bales Total eales, 34.000 ohares. Sten 26 88C ase ee. — goon —_* 1s ‘1 12.78c; July, 12 Me: October, 13.026. to 6.25 for fine granuila sr « ee GArfield 4600

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- if PAGE 14 | STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 : ‘3 ieath aia & m. Omaha at 8:30 a. m and will be half an hour eariier. 4 | Dr. John Musser, professor of | BETWEEN ST, LOUIS AND OMAHA | ..in leave Lincoln at 5:15 p.-m., ‘to be made by the Missour nec | mcrease in the tariff on gold leaf, |medicine, Tulane University of | {Omaha at 5:45 p. m.. Kansas City [cific next Sunday in the face of German competition, ; | wes and Wabash An- : d reach here at service between here and Memphis. a | Louisiana. Missouri Pacific sw ee 'Tenn.; Helena and Hot Springs, | was urged upon President Coolidge | Dagy, 9 A. MM. to 6P.M. Tuesday Eve., 3% - | New Schedules to At- = = 7-42 a. m. | . ae 2. — cane ane a ps nae ences ase Travel. | The Wabash will speed its Oma- Ark. The Memphis-Helena trains | today by Senator Reed (Rep.) of FRISCO 2g TTT nine : paaape of the Unteerytty of Jown. | Improved train service between ‘ha service to an exact 12-hour ba- ‘will leave St. Louis and Memphis ig ye He An eh ene _ re 338-343 JaInyy ; in of the two days will | : : = isting train is to leave |at 16:45 p. m. and reach opposite | rate of cents a hu eav ae. ee “ st. Laie 208: Cnet. See Se ee ee ees ‘terminals at 7:30 a. m. The Hot/has been asked by the industry, a | be spent in clinics of the Washins- |; iv Sunda has St. Louis at 7:30 p. m. and Omaha . C f Neb., effective next Suncay, 4 u c . | te auntann to Sale 4 ton University oup of hogpitais issouri at & p. m. The Wabash also will | Springs Specia] will leave here at / which c deiphia an AT WASHINGTON | i fa en ne eo = ” ¥ 10:45 p. m. imstead of 9:05. | Connecticut. ® eNO ms i s Rs = I Pepe * +e 9 2G sla ei ls NAL ara as kal and inspections of the hospita's.|pacitic Railroad and the Wabash (enter competition in the Kansas Lidses nteth Mae — Afternoons will be given to round- pajiway. This is desigmed to at-/City “midnight” service with the — table discussions. The visitors will |+;act business to St. Levis and to | Missouri Pacific and Alton-Burling- | H otel Saum a: . be entertained at dinner in the pring transcontinental travel this;ton, a new train leaving here at | : . . ee Group of 30 Nationally- night instead of throygh Chicago, as/11:55 p. m. and reaching Kansas GRAND BL. AND CASTLEMAN AV. Do Y our tmas = 1 a2 a2 a SISSIES ee paren ack - 7 » a og os 2 4 aes ae. +s £4 . > ? ;. oe ; + 7 z * 4, "i i > § - i 2: i oe tear > . » aw 4 7 = - . sd "3 > Pe : * - bed Ps } oo: a ao “ue > = i. a’ ‘ a f oe 5 Se = oe s 5, mt 2 4 f i . ‘ ; (a ae i ge. s penemy 40-yard line when paca = | ————— = ' & ter ended. Schumitaky opened | Console We will gladly exchange ( Of er : ‘ : 2 Pmext period with a 10-yard gain either of the two specials * - around — end. Johanningmeier / 2 : . ‘ — ee: nial es Zained eigmM yards en'two succes . Phonograph within a 30-day period i )@ive line plunges. Goldwasser hit By , | | i .~ = elett tackle for five yards and first} 7% for any of the nationally : — 2 lice: A pass to Schemiuke Sane . Bgrounded-and Johannin | & 50 : known “instruments list- : . : [_ a aa 1) eo . -pPucement attempt was ed below. | - FAnother exchange of punts fol-| | F plowed, one of which Johanning- | a [Meier kicked out on Clevelands’ P®ne-yard line. but Hornsby man- | Pa @ged to punt safely to his 30-yard | Beautiful mahogany Console Phonographs, A B Chase | | : M[sidan penetrated Cleveland's ée-| lovely design and tone—plays all Victor rec- | sagt? | a Mense for smal] gains and another |, ords. By all means, ask to hear the famous - , ~<a p@ttempt at a field goal by Jolian+ | reproducing Phonograph— Autopiano Lester — 7 4 p@ingmeier failed as the half ended. | | li 4 Ah, a Bi of Decepticon. e ‘ ° ° : Pa , . * th Krck- The Saxophonic Kohler & Cam bell Early Monday morning these beautiful instruments eS 3 ee pe en ey ee a | | 2) will again go on sale. Your choice of two well-known a Mer lost 3 yards. Then, Johanain-- ee ae ee, we will | . makes which are new in every respect. Do not con- | Meter’'s punt was blocked whm re itin your home on Christmas eve if you | Lindeman bt me n | fuse these Gainty apartment-size Grands with those 3 Cleveland tackiers broke reeee. | a wish. | rso “ ; : 9 | Wilson. center, recovering on a & U lly PI that have been used in demonstrating, slightly shop- a 20-yard line. Om the next play Joe ; nusually Fleasar.t Terms | worn or loaned for concert use. These instruments : | Any of the above famous makes are in their original factory condition and, as a very limited number are offered, we suggest your imme- Only & 2 a Week are available in either an upright, diate purchase. player-piano or reproducing-piano _tomple:ed few intervonms type; art period cases if you desire. 4 Fards lested for the sco-e “ BE’ UNMdoieste o ° ' . ; meant the championship . hmuitsRy and Goldwasser fem-) Ted Soldan’s game for the re-| Minder of the period and the: Make Conroys Your Holiday Headquarters for Music 4 MBrows and Gold attack penetrate’ Cleveland's defense for a tetal of) Pur first downs. | Pilar resumed tn the fimal quar- [ ter ©n Soldan’s 40-yard time. Jo- . | q | ®aaningmeter and Hornsby punted) : of P MA - ic ahd forth and neither team: “Sie OT* able to break through the op- a q | B88ing tine ¢ ppreciable gains. ° Kellogg Radio Receivers The Saxophonic MAM Sitan's, performance yesterday, -¥ | “S"net Cleveland. which entered | The ULTIMATE in Repedudide Hildimneta Cadac . ie Musical Reproduction The Paramount Piano Store parable Only With the Best Bie SP sitaxy at right end was ot | a p Pecta?) CHONO. oy v ~ ie — Bele PR <2) Rane SA -- Nir gro aye Ps 2 AM gern fs a peel We Sik, ak a ie a ERA po lo ik : : ¥ noteworthy and S.osidet! te . a — % adn g derabie va on | tm 1100 Olive Saint Louis BEipoeess <oocns tae caceaee sate at g se ‘ine, wage prominent in the 4e- | he Bike smsive werk of the Brown snd}! Gell tne llernsby of Cleveland pettd:ate ced his Soldan rtval, Jo-| Moving: mer on the kicks, with! SSASNS ASAT ASAT AS AS NS NS ASSEN RR RRRRRRREe FR Je a Sg SG SERS ae St EN a SEN ENG SN EEN GEN ENS ENS EN ENS ENG SETS TES Te Ne =

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ae, hi j a RMA. RS — Seen > . ~ . : a RR N IW? NN = OQ SAGE \ WS W = \ SSS WW ¥) | i Ne. 5 OS SS wee IN S PSN WS mT LOUIS _POST-DISPA (ff 4, (f 4 - St te /, Ah, \ ff J is a Yj IS J hg Uj, 7 JIS, ty (f J tt tl md (fs ri ‘4 J 4 ts 4, et a ni Neg ER ARES 88 acs ATR tito: len sink Ra OCHS New isan Ea se tig Alay PO ee — Ws .. > Smt 4 SA I I NA MIE IS A ae PR a —_— — a ene Seam ~ ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORN SING, } NOVEMBER 28, 1926, S IN 21-21 TIE. |Thompson’ s Pass Gives Cleveland Victory and Title SHAPLEY POUNDS CADET POOL OA a ell al” i is ON LOL LOLOL lll lalallala lel a PLD AN Sgn sNews: =a Soldan Star Tackled After M laking a Good Gain, in Cleveland Game 4 LINE IN 90° YARD DRIVE, Pe T peti Ga see. iat RR rules a> gieee Fe I ae i ia PWM PPP POD FIRST GAME. ore? CENTRAL. Pos; BEAUMONT. | . _ nai me | se reoke ds eee $4 ee ape Ss rh ae Rg ge ON ee eke eee VR Ee ere | ob oun ... Barnhouxe | a ee ' oy es ge x ge a. oe Pi es Ree 3 = . ae ie %s ; Bee e ae ie es | : : : Bey Con, APS Te fh. w ' apie oy s€ dn Hochstenc' Hartnagie te - Maa cal Me [he ame ee eee) Record Football Crowd of 110,000 Sees Thrilling 2 PERIODS 3 ven eedle Hao a Struggle Between Service Elevens — Middies Sotaumines ? y . & | ms. Ws a : | nde . : ¥ : sears "Sg . zm i . i Pg ee ae : bs ss ae ; bs er a - Se pre SF ("ae : ee Score Early but Fail to Hold Lead. ~ Fae wan gon RawiMS®) hee eres a ail nti ~chamacher.... ...-.-. Moelle Summary: First downs — Ceon- tral, 2: Beaumont, © Yards | | rj | ’ clad Blocked | died from scrimmage—C entral, s , Bt => os i : = = 52: Beaumont, 37. Forward passes , ; sg ec 3S SE 7 . » eo ; ss m By the Asseacia b ) — . ee ee Pe : SER. ; a | SOLDIERS’ "FIELD, Chicago, Nov. 27.—In as throbbing, sensa- Ay Si heeds eh Ouly Score) errr ree . Completed—Central, 1 for > ‘tional a struggle as any gridiron has ever seen, the stalwart elevens e ed—B t, y = Ee P oe ews a 4 | 4 3 ee ; : 3 2 % : * a = * _ —Beaumont and Central ae bene nad wars i - . i . “ane Tied ws a . ibaa of the Army and Navy battled into the darkness today to a 21-21 ‘Tee 0-0. Substitutions: Central—Schmidt ee Pee ee ; Ne ju ; * ae i. 4enb) ~* ee ee ee eed EIT DEE EL AE OE REET EL EE IIIT GEE toys, Way ag. ten cactena rn “0 > wi aN ME ey ‘ > ~* a . - a ae een ale . \ i eran : fo : We “eS el eo ee yom ' By Gerald Holland. for Rossen. Beaumont—Korkoian Sie , 2 he SR ae ee for Hechsteadt, Gump for Bro- | Oe ate mae ; oe Cee 6 * soe og i eo % a Roa Or ae — — eS we saat dage. | ee OO a a 2 aaa po DS ere ae. 2 “ea es a ae a4 in a dramatic spectacle that has "@the Yale Bowl, very ungracious-| Officinis—Referee, Ewing: um- | 9 Ren Sees dial SS Gy eee a ee le Pe alia : 3 pee 1 had few parallels in the annals of; “~ surrendered that trophy to | pire. Kamp: head linesman. me TO Noe Bi ‘ 5 Et ae Si 4g , ae ee RS ciate aie eae ms) any sport, the Midshipmen and | ARMY (21). “te NAVY — ‘ | Marker. ig - 4 | Cadets supplied a smashing climax Bes sccrss. EOF Cleveland High School yesterday | . ae “fiernoon at Francis Field after SECOND GAME. Retr “ oa ite OF oe sare ey Se ao ig ee & : ee: oes pe eo lee , to it with a pulse-stirring fight for | osing to Bert Fenenga’s team, 6 to ¢LEVELAND (6). SOLDAN (0). \ § Remgpeeomet-ass Be ee er Rae ee 5g Rae rE ee i i ne tenets.) bich stakes. It was a tussié of) oe ina game that clinched the 1926_ } ; . ... Friedmann | vee teas ee ean Ce aeliongs ee ae a eg . saeee \ = | gn. age nn ges ig, alae Fe eg ; \titans that ebbed and flowed with | a Mie of the Public ‘High School |! cake -.. Berkenbesch | a : a Pan gent tee * aoe 3 @ FRA - com 4 aes a Ee ee, i : P : ha ne hood ~% . . Deg ifirst one, then the other eleven as- | League for Cleveland. Central and | Beckmeier Ce ES gg eae i on SE RP Rg Bo a A hg i Es ad gee ae On a a ee a oem s § cendant. ae RS +? Hamilton cheese ae ath alee A WEEK Meaumont played a colorless game, oe ERs Lane x Oe IE RE o BE one” oA ee oe PEER ae, gs ie é : oe % ee wen ae ¢ é Pee ee . : | pray he Moe Reg tt Rem. eae tle : SR Se. > Wow ors) |) been surpassed in the long record a 0—0O decision in the prelimi- mary. About 5009 persons saw the By winning yesterday, Cleveland Gunther Worheide. Weingcardt .. Schumitsky Thompson Brown Goldwasser of Army-Navy battles and, heart-| 'breaking though it was to rival | hopes of triumph, there was some- | thing of poetic justice to the fact . Sehuber Caldwe*™ ee : « ss Gero y« _-s & € . “ss oeew i Oe OI OREO EO ORR ND meg re - Se Hs “equaled Soldan’s record of three, # Dolson a et ae oe : 2 . ge ae a SF BS Soe pf a eS sca. eo RR, ta Soe ote , ¥. a cludi . @ legs on the Yale Bowl, Fenenga’s| Graham......... Johan'gmeter UR i ae ag Sg a a ae ee a al pe ep al er a a re: that honors were divided at the scoring: ing ‘team having won possession of the, “eore ey quartete: dhs Cin ee A en Ae ge En OE a RE ets OED OR ny i ih a ic a ey as ye Soar ae ae [et tetwees * finish between these fighting Harbold. azie. Point trophy in 1920 and 1924. Soldan| Cleveland ree oa a See Se gE et. PS ae ey Gece ae oe es cena den ee Lam eae the Bow) in 1919. 1921 ané | Soldan : ie ec. a ue ae BP mene eae aes te : re neiindl Siniaiy Wibbnink (dropkick). Navy scoring: : : } ; 919, 192 : Summary: iat ini Cleve- 5g, OO ge Ge et cae a ett De Sp - , | Touchdowns — Caldwell. Schaber, ic Roll Cabinet 2825. The Yale Bow! becomes the innd, 1; Soldan, 7. Forward paascs ‘ me Ee gat Pea, oe ae x we - hig MS Kgl — Ms one een a bes RS Ae — The final “ow was a fair divi- Shapley Points after teuchdewn : . h a operty of the team winning pos- attempted—Cleveland. 2; Soldan., ret me PER Sais eS “go vig Aiea a ala oe SaaS Re Et ae ae a = oA: age eee gntes : BS: @ Carnegie Tech 19, Notre Dame |" te Bac Wtalier so acadid th The kick from placement, with! ™°st formidable Annapolis hall Meft tackle for five vards and first | KANSAS CITY, Nov. 27. — The re Be ee at ae en eee nr erie ee ee ee : Cory eam . Harding holding the ball went. carrier, out of the game altogether _ erie af | on FOURTH RACE—$10.000 added, the Eadurance Handicap, 2-year-olds. one mile. G etown 19. Detroit 0 second championship in two years. ' ; . hin th a wn.’ A pass to Schumitzky was! Kansas City American Association | g,,-, noor: won driving: place same. Went to post 2:48 p. pet yy Bo es eCorg ; s crowd of about 1000 saw the! pide as the mighty throng stood, ** e second period. ; oY . y >j . | Winne A 4 >. ‘ . j Cc ir ¥ cde ner. Sha r ‘ PUY - . thing = — a+} . 3 mrounded *and Johanningmeiers| Baseball Club, tonight announced | 7p Toa G 5 . > Tx * “Re aes. Ne a den. re: $9650. EW BT O00. FAR WEST. ware stilled in stirring suspense. Echoed | Shapley One of Navy Heroes. a +t _" , } : Pry. ‘ pu a : . th . ari . , Placement attempt was bfocked. | a deal with the Philadelphia Amer- , 5°”. Me pie S eyciea : Pere n) Saeee eS ey St. Mary's 7; Santa Clara 0. The champions wasted no time in tT eds FOSTInS pio ge from the blue |- It might have been a different eeetner ae of — seal lowa State College 20; Uni-’ starting the scoring, and continued coated brigade of the Midshipmen | story with Caldwell in his regular Mewed, one of which Johanning- : —— versity «cf California, Southem nett nan were fatigued. Greene. | and the last,real chance of break- | role but the Navy was undaunted. M@&e-yard line, but Hornsby Man-' the Athletics next season ina rate Colorado Teachers 12 own first neat om hie 20-vard line anJ With the end in sight in the/third and final touchdown of the ‘ad to punt safely to his 30-yard| for William Wambsganss, second | , Resistors 4. -an the length of the field through | S@thering gloom, Army advanced | game in the final quarter ‘ap vd penetrated Cleveland's de- baseman and Joe Hauser, first ner Porcee § a the entire Clayton eleven. Sample a sage distance around midfield Alan Shapley, playing his * last ee tor smal} gains and another | baseman. P ormcmnga ae a «pep added the extra point. by running | before being forced to punt. Then! game in Navy colors after four Miempt at a field goal by Johan-/| Branom, whose home is in Enid, | gas, Money ...... a an See ey Ye with the ball. Murrell, Army fullback, intercepted | years of varsity football, was the ee em | Ok. bas boon thy Biucr reqular) tesa or reamials hace 5.80: show 60: Whis- yan + i - Pm 7 ‘ Cs ) : to G ' oseomppsie ae orate HOLY CROSS AND ENDS kery. place. $5.50- show. $4.20: Social Mue show $7.70 -_ ' In the second quarter, dSampie in- xpe veges ofa sensational] batth. spurt. -/™ sTaham over i e©e wn | | — mn seer F C t tercepted ¢ ass and r: 25 wards but ites hest hopes were tar -x- . | tercepted @ pPas# and ran ov yara! ves Net Sal me tow intervomas SEASON UNDEFEATED |... poe nes rom -o0as Team for # touchdown. In, the same | ceeded by the battle, waged beyond| gateee oer tet penee ws ; 7 ™ “© * 7 - _ , ' . 4 * . TY > - , . » ' , unmolested cond — seo" | By the Associated Press BOWIE, Md., Nov. 27.—With the running of today’s program period, an almost new team com-/| the Alleghenies for the first time. | a3) o¢ the scores by pl own. meant the Cc ampionsolp ? _ . 9 7 Ton Cale i : : - " + of , ster substitutes N : } ; m oe italy 1 Goldws fena- | age tena i ei anne at Bowie the curtain on the racing play for the 1926 season was lowa Aggies Beat vU. of Califor- posed if Webste ubstitute: avy Scores First. came a0 6 result of a Bee u y and olidwasser ‘ lege, plaving its last football game - - h oni. ! ° bh nushed the lads from Clayton back They saw what seemed an irre- | drives. Kr Mred Soldan’s game for the re-junder Coach Frank Cavanaugh. | rung down. ' i+/¢e 5 ar) > , - ] ’ rt ° st r ne —_ a : ; “ : : 4 urtec MBder of the period and the nae oe —— — ngeyer age ‘patrons of this popular course and despite cold and wintry weather Easily. went over. Goodlove added the ex-| two touchdown lead in the early | ———— imseit over the Army line , Vv f> Nn olv Ss. f ° +} “ co —cementeagr aoe of machen rival, to a scoreless tle be- |@ large crowd turned out. Keen sport was in order and several of —__—_- tra point by carrying the ball from stages of the game on the wings of | - Continued on Page 25. 4 d's defense for a to Oo ' | Sc EER taageeerlagess A ; natieeiiien a dasttiing aartat Nour first Heupne fore 40,000 shivering spectators. the events furnished stirring finishes. By the Associated Press scrimmage a dazzling aer'‘al drive. engin’ red =. -. . ‘ t h ’ rat , nee . ; o* One of the few forward passes; by Tom ami , "nate | Play resumed in the final quar- a eek = wind The Endurance Handicap, $10.-!' start. in which Willie K.. Tehefan. LOS ANGELES, Nov. Fe. ingmeier and Hornsby punted | purnte. rated as the underdog be- | mile was the big attraction. There! pest tangled up in the barrier. State College's cyclones a 20 to 9 SUCCESS: Uy, ‘ . © and . . vies As swiftly, in turn, they saw ' i ’ i i} } : e we fe Le x ¢ gi qn r\~ te " > r ° r ‘9 Le a ?} o PME ahd forth and neither term! fore the starting whistle. managed | were 16 starters and the Salmon’ Contemplate was lucky in escaping victory over the Universit) Miller ga . oe ee ee the Army fling its regulars tato the PM ible to break through the op- to fight its way to the Maroon and entry, Black Panther and Teheran,| early interference and outran the} California Southern Branch down in the third quarter Sample fray to replace the tottering re- | 3 line for appreciable gains. Gold's 25-yard line, only to lose the | were the choice. E. F. Cooney fur-/ field to the first turn and showed! Bruins here today, the first ief; tore off a 25-yard run in tats | serves who had started the game | | Hack, who Was called as a strategic move that fal'e4 of an’s performance vesterday, ball on downs. Conin, Boston Col- | nished the winner, in Dolan. who;in fromt for half a mile. Then; of a Pacific Coast team in an in-| riod to put t "hi ~ +9 thei? ectional football back from guard, in position to its purpose. Strengthene the Cc} eveland. which entered | Whiskers + Lie fersectiona iv thal ' « ee i ; POs - ngth 2) qd. then lege's kicking ace. then punted out 4..+ the Whitney racer, Whiskery.’ Workman rushed ag battle a decided favorite, same | °! me strong offense. Broly |Uy Rat a ilensth. Dolan frid-| front and in the next furlong’ season Gfeene added the extra and) with Wilson, Cagle and Murreil E . ; » 4 ‘= i : ™ : r “~ : q J . eT P , : - . _ a ° ee : iacaiag & stron . den by t, Fator. was rated off the! opened up a good lead, which he The soggy prove © m a °? inal point of the game by run- carrying the burden of attack. the Surprise and the work af ahha, tem ore | : aera at right end was «s- ae hae wad sil tial leaders in the early stages and; increased to — rounding the taste ot ye Cycione = n 8 ning with the ball | | spectators saw the Cadets laun-h ly notew orthy and bhasides!+, the saat His first attempt early _ when called on in the last furlong | the far turn. pushed the Bruins about th samen Arhough Clayton's light back-!a counter-drive that swept therm aiding considerable yardage onjin the opening period missed the| responded with a great burst of; Workman, over-anxious, never! three-fourths of the eer ae field was handicapped Sy the back on even terma, then carrie’ ‘PS around the opposite side of | enemy cross bar by inches, though speed to wear down the tiring! gave the colt a breath! lb and! Ames machine proemes a pe ““ heavy going, it seemed that «cveral them to the front in the third p-- line, was prominent in the de-j|he was Kicking from the 20-yard | Whiskery and get up in the final) entering the home stretch for the field on straight footba woot a imes a long fun by McGrath wos! riod ag Cagle ewept 42 yards to a Seg work of the Brown and|line. His other two attempts, from | strides... Social Mug was third.| short run to the wire, he was whip-/touchdowns. Lindbloom and Mil- . 3. MeoGrath and Al Lewis ‘ouchdown the 35-vard line and a placement | posten off three lengths, and then _ Sa atta taal ad a tential PAE PS AP CE ARPEME Morag anes a a beatae - o- os areata pare ceed sain Ot wily WOT halter ne or ARRON. warms te pe meine rend . _ + mt. 2% de we at me be ee Stee ~ -- - ’ w > —) pe a > ~- “lOrp mei sors 7 a Sp cn —_ . ' rs . i i iit Ht et. ae aii in ip . ; leoucg ff oo 1¢> o od ne tiornsby of Cleveland ond dus | Ping and slashing. The result wasiler, hard hitting ‘owe i, wong; have been the backbone of the! ‘The costliest and. only outetend- etd ate 3 ced his Soldan rival, Jo- from midfield, failed to land even. came Comemplate, another icngth | that Whiskery tired under these scored a touchdown - nist hon il On 28 Clayton offensive throughout the jng “break” of the game—a fur. Kesher pants PRA nar a: er en the kicks, with | °°" the poms , and a half away. _tactics a nd lost a race he should; period, Thomas Kicain& FGGt MN) nn wmos > ” | bite ne depee Avernae distance asin ne BO ae Borton College remained on the ‘ a Bite SOM hy a } ee ne. but falling on the 5s cond Continned om Page 25. }bied punt by Ransford, substitute " punts ret vontinued on Page 28. defensive throughout the game. The race was marred by @ poor! Continued-on Next Page. one. . , . arce 4 vas

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NDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — MISSOURI AND OKLAHOMA PLACE THREE MEN EACH ON ALL-STAR ELE er Limit Army and. Navy Pk BACCHUS IS.) = Tunney, in Condition gt 183, Play 4 y CAPTAIN ON Made 173 Pounds for C. arpentier' — ee ble | ne A x a : in the first few minutes of play! s from kick | | | is aspirations zation, one may suggest that they —— afternoon. Then apy Sa a he player limit would be enenaed . ° _ . . _ = . a SO — ~~ a . —_— rn = i Tit os . P ‘ “Se oa R . 4 = 3 “3 1¢ L é se eecbes e at Ne ~~ - ; not be taken too seriously by the Eight and ome-hall pounds is read again = = / es a se , i nev- Dreyfus raised forget about his defeat ; . hard hit by today’s tie battie 1 2ch to take off if tart out of lor irt ept a a FF Ee. and recentiy Barney’ , = ao nartisans of the various teams. Ai: ™! to take off if you start out of along the dirt, I kep : baad 3 rec : wk vision. the Army Had the Middies Missouri ll elevens, representative of pth, 3 . ; me ots ts in raed Pos ava Va id Ee CDR ae = ADRES I A Ree Rb ARS NG BRE MAUR te Fed I olay ag ee Kins + Lk te ike eA Me yd ae ey ae sp ih Swat ay ¥ : - ; 2 ag F-te Ee Suhel A % yy 25 i ie 3 fe) * #2 4 -s - 2: rr "s ¥ Wet Ps nee . " AS “ teil» Je Neer, en ee ee ae t » % bay : iN > + 'o wai ae Pa : * ilietl ¢ Badadvn a pues a ae e eae), 5 Nie - icon tery 3? on os rhe pare’ B Peng tate Sigh NARA ly aldo te ae 4 . pated “ iS 5 ‘ as x : F : - Sy % 5 vas 4 MEE Be Vor ok RP ea Tae “' “ é J so ey . re » —— abcxind oer a ae fc OND Taty OOP . 2 z ' — - vhewe ag 6 bai ts i heen ws penigith ites , = > ea Rahe +p? bee 4. t6ee Pree aor bedi ‘ en vs yp gees h . New ‘ y§ ee a hen 4 — RAIMI A Dicks spe, aS ee Ane eg ae ty weg) \ . ; : ana me OR 9) Rae, elas : SGC RE aera a oer a 44 S > ae. Sa ; star teams are fust a post-season cONndition an Wa into it i CO; set - = , ok a set oer i f Tiger Flows 33 amphed they wauld have — 4 7 - at , iow . ~ + — a és a - an : - > + . . . P % et - : “ : , - oo aces [ * > se 44 % fad. These elevens are a compos %¢6in 4! eo errneeey. oF oo ite se in acquiring contro! of the Danville, ‘ ’ the strongest ¢lai mof an; : ment and then take off that amount mad ti ; ;O Mz wh: : ——_— — a | a year-old Negro Ut! a ee tte epinion of numerous men ila ment , : take off oe ‘ Int road to fame. No matter , LC (Ti.) ‘clu but the Cardinals are! ¥* “@ a : z ——— position to know something of the of pot sé ig aimast _ leaving a fi % Soe : ck et Fe . Miekey is a good litte hienter suit of Notre Dame’s merits of the men chosen. How- But I rusticated a few days in the the road, take off that weight ard > = Sue within the jaw He has yet to preve the claims iefeat oe the hands of Carnegie ea it : +- - a . ; ‘ + ; . . : P= Ss Me, eo a4 = .. : : i _ ‘ ae 2 niet Or eatin defeat: t whe [and of r : yu like them not. pick one “aiz bods, then went to win despite all odds. =. a Fae gee Major league le if that: to the mantie @ aac also would have gained a major ae 7 . K.. pe —_ Limp «& n i he 600-06 00. gnu iffered no effort will be made to last i na was Carpen-| perfect condition at 183%, pounds | , . reserved my eet! barring ™Y club must either send players away 4g fighter who whipped Walker ‘*" °e2ten Sor tied. The titl ee eR iwell on the individual merits of / weight. I knew that is of the service teams remain | o2—+etneuiee thea JIearcrear T+ =m - rom for tiers TTLA orain Lrily, UL the Snatliz I efo 2. I had | hota poate ee ws od weight y wa isconcerting roe! py oe. alot of per- ‘terrible weight-remeving experience on eptien or give up centrel. But within an inch of unCOnscious- 6g 7 : ; fullest measure the aualifications |The first time ~ Georges, I | ¢ectiv fine meat and muscle. ot in the case of the Cardinals Man- newe—the late Harry Greb. [I 2 elid foundation, however, for | ae. tem ae (eee a ae pniee ¥ still functioning each defeated all other Eastern | Caldwell jecessary to enable them to fit into Teailzedc : Mes fat. : : Hamilten yy r all « eet them in the body a that his ™ wh inte ' oe pager then - ee Pole Seve ape: Tet Neo long as it did. Had |! been in the | Whereas the wtpaseg ye 4 majae jeague for Mickey. except the drab rays pion of and Alabama. eham- | Stietier ‘ . : ioec : 7 nO now now to tackle and one nt suc} ; ws this i - ‘ ‘ ri a wv ¥ iiOw ards LJ > ssf Pua ~ d . Liows in the search for first eleven crard Tats aay Rat npianys, aes oN tee 2 AP Aeess eat Apa rts baapien ties ey naturallvw the eves turned to fackles ; T ~ "rowded off the first team. Luca , s LP one TE PRIS Moy Be ~“ ‘ em > me. . a arn that I never again should try ~ hs neckouts a | The Cardinals are in this advan-| ,; ’ ‘. a 1ak ' a SBD «eo Tie ; : — oe Owe sae * seats were many notables Of! Navy captain in the mill ‘Sermeous “four horsemen” of ' - , _ ~* XW : AL | 4s Tee ; : vaunted right ha a i supe - sg Uri 2 Es Mihplie lit ; i it _ at 2 —— eel tcilassed in : ‘Carpenti | aunted sht and cei whereas I never|sréat organization tha aes uae gaan uae - ramet eis resi ; com pleteiy ou every Henry of Missouri probably wil] | caused m ' pi ; ‘ he bout was a spectacular one : ween temnied from my éc- h i: gh ‘adiatal a 190 declared he . ies 2 é te cilia, si showv ri ¢ hert _ - . : +, ‘ even had een LOp put i Li ta ee 4 7 aey , : : : . met a dis lav at -igenshi y eteran football! fo subecribe to the transfer in order | 5° _ Be ee ; All battles in which Carp has fig- With the team Beca : ; — Pe pig?) feduction by “ i ee have seen many of the ” at iG ‘ a. . e ° ; P ' tin ; ; 7 no er Yue) igo ‘ ion | — cprte . 3 - rs we 7 tha? this player may receive a firs* — . T1 ae A Bi Fe. ured during his jong career 7 ave Whil e I was an in: : ta er than that rm ade him proud of nis eoune- team berth Siee p-proaucin — ‘' oie * } m mY 1 Ss mM hty ’ CTO Ww j pa belie hia ~ > a) l ean bring ne ir row ; : # 4 "a - os e been amazing ones. A mighty ¢ Georges, the peculiar thing is that | "@s can ae VStn any ayer something to afi ‘key. As matters Chieago is honored by this visit | clared today’s game wae Gi at the hands of New York Uni- ee Cotas. : dist: i ac] 5 ay. pias he es ae ia a . est they ever had seq.) 955.4 w effer har a cCoverTre ; mor ite —_ = : al i y e er a som.” be nt. and ashington and J = “srl , tain ee aes “ ~ — 4h, a . : “~ ii ¥ nuni s - SBee ¥ ‘ " Ive i * . tain of the all stars Bacchus led jin history. I would go on the road: Yet iy “ ae aie ; Stant. ’ the Western Association How - y a halfback, who rose to great with the greagt multitude that Wit-| per seemed to a : » oe slp espn mon the N champion. . ee : | saci = = os h and glad I am a Chicagoan.” that the players were i i : ul Season, topped by a fine victory | ernoons. | knew,every tree in Jer- nessead my aii eae PE: te gr ARG “4 a my. was stopped by Carnégie ev- ship from Dempsey, and om the ,.y > he had on that heralded | "mS ‘rom which the Cards can nit mais ,4* = evervthing i3@ had OT} that : draw . nd . the Notr Dam 3 trek eastward. Bacchus was aniall the farm animals there. I' Dempsey night I was not aware Of right I ae to perm iM | Wel ee tre wee ; Meee Can’t Elect Landis Now. ute Rockne, famous football! a : ° im Tempted to turn the tide with for-: brown, re the lead. bu PRP out wal yuese SReae Of ever ) COs it Notre Dame, viewed the é- ward passes. Hearden, his mate, 4 summarv®of the three eleven nathize with the postman, whe does ewy Manassa Mauler out there if pod ible. and ae ssume com- , ef Scou "t, . B F . to trom ne press pox if : emg Ueto - mn i — ~hie SOUL nariey irrett In dis nam pfTicialy ¢ tinal 3 : give a siant on the relative ne road work allh ie life. I once heard ig off his rebe for a tion... B = ¥ - ad ] aD « reporter. Hum-/} ichts on the top columns _— was offered by the Rorkne- of the various conference elevens of a postman whose family asked anticipating my clim tic’ pand my strength Carpentier had al —- eel pont the game. While | phitheater, but were not %., the Carnegie goal. na. S a 296-pounder, very aggressive to fight at the light heavyweig sorges had been knocke? tageous position because a wonderful! line plaver and ¢€ Coach ti ify the start of the fray for “ a ‘ aut. i. de ‘ment of play by the Skibos. = it un au vf me Siaee : Rix key as buflt up LA UA i " t it wag but a handful compzrei allied ag ig, ers ree-I League or Fort Smi 4 | : ‘ t ; ag Ou i vy. is The strategy i: s ) than seven men have poe u or one, I am nap? to be ackfield shifts the ry . us iiger team through a success- in the mornings and box in the aft- . at - ) ; ts with a long run to beat the 80h winning the champion- would start off at full spe , Controls Austin, so there are five > OU ‘ , 3S ' . * —m gage 24 , _ when the ball was snapped, 1 against West Vircinia after a tong | sew and was on speaking terms with Rockne Sees Game time he carried the ball or at- ? ~ re lle 7 ry Ine +> , = aor " T s th 4 ~ 31 Ww } 2 ‘ tT 7 ) =~ all-Vallev man last year. learned then and s chaon how to sym- throngs at all—just sa oe to take other seater tnemee ofmil TDGE LANDIS will net be : ‘cague ciud spectacie the in| As the play ended, huge # bore the brunt of what little op»e- rut oe rT > th ie a ft | mand. [ knew that I had to hu CUSS1 the ‘ardina! organization , imealt ri the rom- a ~# a ‘ ie apr ; eo RR a . er a - dreds of other noted coaches were | across the vast spaces of the | interesting. Partic- | him to “go for a walk” on his day chapters. joint major league meeting at . Notre Dame Threatens Once. X- true when it ts con- off and he almost committed can’t be, under the this summary was not’ der. He would have been acquit- “4 theugh he lost the deci | me ontract HIS figh sant everythin | p RS lat. t my it fins ms of his contract. inat ci ' it ie the se'ections were ted, no doubt. HIS fight meant . _ =o & to had been training vigorousiy on th “ ‘ 2 aie % . ‘ /the only defeat of the season for; men. At the south end of ; rT T . iLe } rin ‘ = ° . A 4 “a8 tO : e ¢ rs ‘e ) be ; . ; Av — had hag reg © oe 2 | Great Neck Estate of Jack Curie: * Ey ‘ UMent = os ae o ' ’ _dium a huge double 21-inch tors worked the bali to the Ski favorite in in bet ting. ine ex- and ‘med to be in uIper ona i + 3 ; te ; ~ ey, va ; esecieq wun. 4 = nerts had conceded me somet Zz af : ik - ; ase — Besse ike 3 ] i on. ] ! advice points out Recar: re G-BDes-. ultitud tt veda out. i a forward pass. Carneg e's de- ‘ vw , ‘ 3 4 ' sav ‘ 2 . ; » —_ ‘ i . ” nea hey ired +h ' D a = mu tity e a3 mo : / oo : $2 . Mae ie § . dl le i 3 ; ' : . — , i 2 ut 4% Ts - eerrs - . . the second and ake i+ pounds over me : ; 9 the . nu 2 7 to caine ———T ould | Lt °° ar . wh f however, led from the stands @ me's terminals and battered ihe x ana 3 r} oa Pan i . & = | | 2 aati saat Aa . s , . op "t f ~ = “ a a . . + + -™ - —_— = = “ , iin tte ams Oe sake a a wee oi : o lub. ‘ another club No Fireworks, This Year. est play by aie Six press pgtands| an intermission an inebriated 1 e almost at will. Sharing bo »ers/ : ianorm ande sniw *¢ : So ne = ee To ns : ; . ; — . : a ; a+ by 2D . o : ih ae thee it lat . : c ase he 25.5 2 I mm ea > club HAT takes away one act 0! /on bDeth sides of the stadium were tator. whe waved an Army 8 him ‘were Letzelter. Me. . & %$i2f55 ereven piac®s. indic 7, he ; . 7 al P ! . | aT} uxrit nt miei ine . “ ' ing a hit ll oh a dai tis ‘DOLAN VICTOR IN” oe f St. of le Mu t - = J ‘ uUVUes : his years annual hased : TLiied Wi h c lic king _VpDe writers and nant ju bil antiy as he made a | Harpster. The latter trop- Sol sol af PERSIA ail loan @ the | HANDICAP O ay O dani adr te e Jnmiediate:y to Big league requi | bhurlesoue. neve is de ‘Gezing telegraph instruments and/ terous exit. He was the only on tked two beautiful field goals = ‘me on the part of the ea $10.000 . ments, the club owning him mu: AE Gi ods » dec} | Téeiepnones, as thousands of words} gon ejected. the third peried. — team. Valley aopesters will ree with rh . F AT IE : ; oo :and spectators can sate ¥ 100: , ~~ th > Coun-} A euch of winter was » Statistics of the battle showed _ th eis deduction. jtn other words, he bel t : Th udg u ; iciais sak) more, , Sarnecie outplayed the Rocknem«n " , ed frem Preceding Pace. ! ' _ oe or fireworks. The Judg iis the scene by areas of snow 4 ; Two for Nebraska Cenatina m S ma ier lie aie ( one. wae Ne HR SS aAP rage: mm Neb Pasha. jar ieague ciud and if h re! BP 5 Peg oe “— ‘Many Other sneer ye of the gridires.~ Balj departments. Carnegie 1¢g- = » “ : ' Fava) a aes , : . Ua eas Me ai , aetna di beee 7 firs ses ” r wi ein ‘wo men on tne have won. Maiben after ge ettin i ‘ : ; 4 ; uf su The : i ion | he PIO! : : ; Gis not need that, P : il firs downs aga‘rst wix Ox! oo with Kansas Aggits. | ore fairly good, took Black n oe oo esopment Coes! ely to be @ mere assembi of remind them that the temgill mr Notre Dame. Four Carnegie . oF nor i@ague ciu ots an ike Army, bi ood-! o hi ball: 1 filers, blankets, galoshes@l ses and netted 54 yards. Notre gies and Grinnell came strong on down the back stret fe sainaa . ies-ects ihe player and tries to de gages we Seas dl Cieza so areer tod: rithout taking part other appurtenances of witty aime succeeded four times in the the third team selections. In this had a chance, b buffeted about Champion Writes — MuaDdt sut | £6. 2 v use they Own, so thate@hey ~ . ; ; he . season, but this pair was hagan, O' Boyle, Hearden, et al. | some way or other from lat @ s playing —_ Pasa OF fie ail >, —- ' > F ; gre: fae capes he by the fast work of the ; were sent in at the start of the = of the White Sox, effectually ' azge OL a yards on ls PUTS; , 2 q ee | sapere linesmen, before ether 6f 4% Meond period. a2 Nebraska third with five Then | $9659. h uns Oo >t) ; Grinnell with four, Ames and 0} Th rvice is am | Ways lke the* proverbial im of developin can | te he ies ‘mie t ohnson izati agai dal rik yn | | Notre Dame Line Fafis iahoma with three, Drake and the U. OF TORONTO WINS perhaps more Pug —Y satan. matt be Ge ake ot eee organization Sa ne tem cntured Clevelande| rut Set Marted. Sean Okiahoma Aggies two an nd sta a CANADIAN TITLE om any other Be : hf} — SO ie . velepin h ena & Hel a . oct all 5 K. Ethically mpsen featured Cleveland #@ ly starred for Webster. a | The line was unable te stem the one. | stroke, individual- Bapeea et ke ni : . }thews do Belge Pp ipa Mose MBS Coie se ' ack. e lineups and summary: — Snes of the Skibos’ backfield and When the work of selecting the | 8¥ ‘“** Amoc'sted Press mr oie 2 7 }, servi eapon f attack t their ban it, Ps ee | "EIR, famous Nebraska ee CLATTN ™ ont was soon in Notre Dame All-Star elevens Was started the =e TORONTO Nov »* I niversity Baan is aiaal seal iner | are others who re - ra © havin \ bid ay ji oy ety ai ae ) Lé : has turned profession- itn After a ; _ SE eters cae, | of Toren aii ied ieee * mesh Ba a . merely aii Maas dace a th ly PE ng th 1d will-play with the Phila- Donohoe. had netted 18 yard« eames However. early in the work 2 llegiate ootball championshfy th ame, thi oa ae * Sees — re ce oe oe ' ste : 11d re av ledphia Pranktc Pace aout’ “Laas meee : 3 | : es ae ) get the ball into play irs. more than } pit Aca ate University noses will be uplift- ee Latesttey Same ' el hers nd oul goa Menefited by a break when Me- biecked a punt and recovered ® ball on Notre Dame's 14-yard Letzelter carried the bail over a i became Plain that three elevens . : i a ates - ; : Ie nfoaesionna! syria tt - would be necessary if only to in-| Queen's University of ingston, a . a! — BE pre ia Professiona: expatiatiigus on i ‘s am 7 A comparative! v easy sery - bal such —3 course F@Nether touchdown. He add>i | . their own. nd the Red and Black attack | weheter xtra potnt. per mur- Carpentier Not at Best. round iimit with Tom Gib , al- jens Oe Re eiligg cage beaten Chiease. He | y the t-|© ' | eeu Ue Ghee eee is team lost to Carnegie Tech | white-tepped caps of the z 4s et he : in the feurth period, when the hin = = POmmgPaAPrr : a shee ws Perr na? a clyde the backfield talent crowded {to ® Twenty thousand witnessed enormou mount : : . oe «2 ? 7 7 Tv =, . aa ” = 7 ; “a ’ fe psaces : _ iat Ct class | an matter how gree} na looked for College their heads eon than in many years, players er and Feathers—sweet puzzle— followers , » bDe—a starter for the ensuing : bh hed 4 riod : r “t : -) ‘ J ne 4 = = 5 A een & i ~ 22 — = 17 ae rs sh rating tirst team places but crowd- men who might be saidtorate first | game emember oye : PA Pi = T ~ ae renches “- o , 3 ethe wo fi jowns in ‘that “= "4 ae third pe had just begun ; ’ : ' 4 ue ,OINnt where he is ready for Bit ei} at every . r hnierTre ; Gowns in rom % Clayt: n r | 6 E , Ps mn Yoder intercepted a Notre a. a college step who Gnas a erTiog P the rest of the game ouchdowns—tireen : se Dass on the latter's 33-yard of? the first tearn. Backfield ma. the s2™* lo Lena il Yates ;wennent enihet an > terial of high grade vas more' > aaa, hol : i ie sid oe oe a pie 2m lay be, we can place him| Coaches will shake | . : us at but. otherwise ; Son whe he yy belongs ee us and « and lame? the decline of re". ed off because there are only four team positions. [here iy Ww ¢ - — ; or example, Maurice McLaugh- Like nse of th rve ig made major league duty. We can go out; YOUNS Ce es - "ee we about even: é2 Hack (l), Snyder abundant } } the “V3 ‘le - ~ P : ™ =. _ Stan } a] ae 4 . x ; . . 4 I a.i?y this sea- were _ocnhraneée, sie phens, Hol sing - in: in pack. : . = le Fei what tts owner intends hs ievelops mnie dee! endiens - colege forgettin they rII2a Pm fo eonsid-rabie d: : ‘ can move.him . : ‘ . Score Oy quarters: sackfield positions team anything to do but to name a ird ; , , i it Pills rvice, ne J ese yer, imagae and get any one of fou wr of market for hi: res | ' —— | nd beth team re forc > after teuchdown — Sample » On the next play, Harpste- Any coach would be pnleas ‘ " ; at i i 7 2 thundering ‘ , - - ss ‘ a ee S.4 . -* : as far as ii @ ' ba k Vi a " — m - > ; d to | ” Mile. Vlasto’s Serve. pens te our shortst Ve als campaign dor hove —_—- Ss ——~ ; > ~- : oy te. ? : Se , end sweeps failed to eae th “udstitutions . ad ine. Carnegie kicked to have Stuber. Everett, Peery and the line material is concerned, the enormous stroke hich blaze have three or f | en | .e - . 2 thy rour Zz ° ire r Cc 7 i Rieti : | : Howell sitting on the bench ready | first and second team _ selections . ' ae 1 yardage @c-humache- hanan for Tyrrell Ward Ps =~ * Dame, which toet the ball wae ‘o replace Clark, Potts. Presne!l! have littie on the third team. men Hard to Pick Back field. team and right here and now itmay *~ — “ : | | | good shortstops if anythin, professional, > : 2 : re for . : ‘ rr » . > Ss = - = ‘ , ™ . = — . . oii - > . : ; . : frequentiy aye mplaint that the ma.| nity otf arming Lemselve : eR MO Yeckel. Tyrrell . | - ic “ked another field goal. Fink f ard, i wetting with their backs against that the coach would not start the |truer than any second team quartet first. After | made in regard t li-Valley ma- known, at th ime, im the day bygone tennis. ut jor league elu} aa , ) ; F naur r . ; po = i arainz ~ 4 os car . teins , 5 R . . . . . So eer. ' rz iniza on ‘s That ;? =ad ¥ / > c* j th ys ° - Ss . r : ; r ‘ a tes * > . fa ’ - :Pee! +20 Cet 441.448.1400 [ID Dase hall. a> weil ; Jones, i i i ie i a a wm —— shes ~ - PPP ae ed ae - a => te? 2 Tf ~s7 « } ° “ - eens ~ he swept quickly across the herizen .. : 4 *J : ‘2 > 1 > : i Ll . »] ry ; Art? ba . . ” " “Aue 2a Al Ailing comparable ‘re ite . ® and disappeared an unsolved rid- eto, we -te%e te Fat Ne “ bir 2 . : fart a. = san ae e - . sae .* LLe (ar tin nr = + TT? 5" rr Tr ta 4 lig, =" , ; ~ : = : uri Vailey Conference Be of the courts sae UT tone a ai “organization, | about open professionatiom that | Good Night, Shift! Mier for Pinkenasr. Bal leasing ei. sawed bet need 1 ‘ mi tLnough every elu om has its seen honest]v can re eriticised - Gottsberger Goodloe a ; asing i : rrie pe p ; i . } e . “ ~ =~ * : rr eat é ‘ . . _ : : eo . - . aia or Johnston and Tilden. . Sideways spin which is oftesa - Ban om cases, however, rt is | Let the lads harvest unmoles HE Minnesota shift whieh re Pettingtii fer Naas tar e ens NTERXSTING ; iisconcertin ss to : nie roar a a working agreement, ed while the crop is good everal years ago made at for Sample. Clayton—@ y : CSS TING services are M ‘ ww —_ G age pponent. where a minor league owner gives mencous impressiqn in football ae Nelley, MecNelley fee ne rere one the segue ages sreek, and is mpid- ‘his major league friend first eal] circles and which, when ¢aken h tor Bochier : 7 f ou r i} ed on the classic line Lints a scare sal First Team. Center—Davidson, Kansas. Sor on Oe. OU | 2 ee on his players in exchange for Sheviin threat- — Referee, Beg — Quarter—Stuber, Missourt. Johnston has a regular, perfectly : goddess Appropriately favors. But these arrangements ' “ + - > -- mt 13 7 vi — . ™ —— - = ~ s ™ se > eeh v % * ain, and R. Lecrone, Oklahoma. Peery, Oklahoma Aggies. speed throughout th ame, now @4ncing since early childhood and. that the minor leaguer will become | * system of running re ee ee poke an et: . ' ; shee - Aang tin t+ o “5 : ; ; Pert of &—— Pp. ays by 2 2 aR + ig © a3 a cot - PY & if : i yesterday paseed ‘Lymer incr ne ertiaet PRN AON int agn op «ps P v ~ , Gb & , > o a ‘ iy A od isa +4 - . a m™m : > - vs 2 re -¢e . +> » - > ~~ ore > - L? = _— and Presnell, Nebrasica. Guards—Miller, Missourt and Mr. Tilden’s serve, on the other .. es soy am players vary in| Re chaaee far o bresk in relations | , maps A x ele ail the abandonment of ' INCRE Howard | - . thei ri orm ho _ Un OF ! Uarter un the atin - Fullback—Meeter, Grinnell. | Brien, Kansas Aggies. |hand, is capable of a hundreq OT Tins form, so do those who ? rr . hs . 4 Second Team ; Center—Petersap, Getnnel! moods My expertence with it is - ave t recently emerged from | acter; that’s the player’s ot on. | eek sections of the country versity uthern Califor @ | Quarter — Cochrane, Kansas (limited to mi the pop ball stage of tennis. Each | 7 » OM pein ere i 4 return to standard *f te rt , o Wie Ends—Coe, Ames, Captain and | Aggies, Captain witsinn's > mines Goeth. yet} has his own service, unique and in fair. However, there are a few no question of ‘the ht ad lays | ae: eee ee eee 3 Primers tions » the Notre. : . ——— | Was sick 1 , te tte «3 ' . : ; 44 . . ste “ au 4 | then 28 b le PY . ” t wite ft . . Lindenmeyer, Misseuri Halfbacks——& - | Was Quick to appreciate its chame- 7 neral theorie har ae tions will « welcomed : engagement : ; Stephens, Netrae- | . gig divi ic in its - ger - 'heorles, Dare fundamen-{| advantage. sin: ft ¢ ) — _— ° ) 1u biek ¢ sent a Tackles—Martin, Grinnell and ) ka and Holainger. anes hee leon-like ch racter. At one time ii ai ualist ~s in >? =. CNAracter tals which may he lp the beg! ni er ee P > . aha a a © ~ ae ® wea . _ tree | es a2? 2 denliored ost &tye requentiy his e of atrack wday. Dec 4 ference feature. examination of the play- charts of games in which z ai

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aa Dats ty ; a * ; % ' Be) =” thes “ “ 4 - Ma So : | "SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 ST LouIS: POST-DISPATCH NOTRE DAME SUFFERS FIRST DEFEAT, CA RNEGIE TECH WINNING, 19 = SS = CKNE MEN IT’S THE FINISH THAT COUNTS— by Burris Jenkine Jv. | Georgetown Is, ‘QUTPLAYED a Winner Over -—- Detroit, 19-0 third period for a touchdown a Pe. the finishing stroke to a, march gf Forward Passes and End Runs ed a ‘176 vards from kick off. e+ ‘ i So well matched we : ' ; acenter c' € : > ae OF WoRLp SERIG?—/town halfback, smashed throu: ; ” B. a ; bane s | the center of Detroit's line and Te seenctstod Frees. planted the ball withina few _— : 9 r inches of the goal. Nork score». Dahi | 7 ) PITTSBURG, Bs., Nov. 27.-—Nor : BAL ie 3 es . . . In the fourth period Thompso': gi national football cham- ; How Frresinmony, He Se e , eases 2 | cracked the line for six yards xnd Trapnell ; : Wilson : snship aspirations were shattered COT Te Ri ”, cracke, ¢ line tor six yards #71 unhindered across the goal lin > Se aad a he PER at A emp pee ee 8 ad ea aes oF et . - ms a - 1 eRe ener poet «Ape = te rer nares 1 DIAL: ene mea RS > REND etn - oe are ae 2 sie chaaed a ial Ore My geese he ya py ae orspslellcrea tical te wilaeetgnidaatiiveteae temas seeenaill sadasitentebion . f a ee ee ne aaa |B bere acany when the South Bend il nasi “s ne aide “a etfs went down to an over- reser — oo clin tee “yah iad “Boww Sones wae Pip ier? Later in the fourth period, Georg--- NAV i y vion : | FS “7TROKEsy “Baninp Tee MoT : ) town again scored when Nork made : s the third touchdown. CAaSHC OF “RinePON— ey} {| “Sas VAY a Score by periods: mpaming defeat by the rugged Caldwell Mfernegie Tech eleven, 19 to 0. TAG (4TH —1> WHE Hamilton ............ @ A crowd of 45,000, a record at- Hardwick ... iii the aay avert event at CoRne.. STARTED THE LAT OUARTER — cree . : Fort Field, home of the Pitts-| AGAINST SARTMOUTR SIXTEEN Pointy PEANP— soll ivxtinphieas 6 . F National League baseball) AnP WON 4 . cain “emb, went into ecstacies as the) sf Il’s El | : Folwel even *Liesd *Bagdanovitch Pa : tin l whistle blew and tore down : NS SESE OEE goal posts. Efforts of the pO- | aa wwe" " - . fs ae “tle Detroit coosst ©. @O G—idd Georgetown .. .0© 7 © 22---19 m4 | to trol th in fans | R th { | *From passes. ¥ Reithons. Meee cen amacio 0 x re pene second edition of Rockne’s|@. E HUNTIN |H d R Yy By the Associated Press. ‘| Navy captain in the midfield at en) of 1954 TH G By A LE C Play Here Today , a est ear in philesehghiate divas anti * ee ; 3 1¢ the start of the fray for the toss a ‘completely outclassed in every ; | | — | _- Béepartment of play by the Skibos. C | I ° . 3 professional football championsh!» Veteran tootball followers, who @¥etre Dame conquered eight previ- A MERMOD ] ro eam 00 s tor y was brought here today when the Four matches are scheduled to leys resulted as follows: Tom Saw- Philadelphia Quakers, coached by have seen many of the most spec- fgg opponents this season, includ- ben ‘ular contests of the past, de. Army, while Carnegie tasted de- tee: maeetinnttl pours ee, ee eee ee ee ; . om : - 3 — ” ee. ee ee ey eae eure ey oe Saver oe ree ieee = ee! * aA AE CPE Te ii he Y. iene sil ieag: Ns | anes EAD PNET? Sas SR AE athe « re ace ol . pits A. - 7 AA ABRASION OOPS RARE teat, 6 — LOREM D EEE LET IOI LOE EE SLED LEAT LOE OOD SEO LOL LEN DIODE A ALE ALLE” OL IET ST IED I PEI LO ER RNS SP 5 SONAR 2 ber Pind ror . a re . “* 6 rw ” - ogpaegir ee or pres. . - pivledieve RR Fe eo erage sant dathnieuponte hedgegstns — ow a ee ee eer eae . - snentieneneiennes pte fe ORE ER . ‘ — y > " ‘ ; 3: ‘ ont a anereeum =~ veld «yf otpanes Pe - Grad ~ rs Le The. iia sae W. | Awe fy pn few exceptions we have deen disappointed. ville. [16 victories against but eight de- Kersting 607, Schlegel 602, Rund- During Campaign It was the “rubber” game he- First the high water spoiled the duck shooting, and while Frank Ramaciotti. the most col-|*&@tS. are scheduled to oppose Bak-| quist 595, Totting 528, Reagan 529. ' tween the clubs, each having de- j waen the pall was enapped. It wie Rry time he carried the ball or at-| been a day since then to the present writing that paid to go out. | university has boasied since Jimmy) “a. stanaings: | of 955, 954 and 977. | By Davison Obear. would have iinonda“eauaheon van the Notre Dame shift Army wag) tempted to turn the tide with for- The majority of city hunters { Besides this, he is very plucky |©°™Zzelman’s day, returns to 4 Le ‘ Acad has just|‘Tiple tle for the title with the ‘using. : Searden:: his - mate. a Aepotes and: cindy tik rd. henviie baa Louis this afternoon after an ab-| Karis Whitehead Cotona League. Principia cacemy Yank cago a oe mee a ee ee sence of one year. “Ram” will ap-| McEineny-skinner Corona League matches on the/ closed th t euccesstu: teol-} oe ee ane Se ee Bulls. As the play ended, huge flood bore the brunt of what little oppo-| the only time they have for a shot will fly a hundred yards sear at his old stamping ground Rex alleys resulted as “follows:|) °° 1° pe Hist While | i Rese > ieee te ee F + h . s ' ball season in its ory. ejinjured in New York Thankegiv- wi-j lights on the top columns gleamed, §*Hon was offered by the Rovkne-| gays pieasure, and as it rained before dropping dead. — trand and Laclede avenue, in the} 702M. Meteors 2, Echoes 1; Comets 3, ere | across the vast spaces of the am-@aen. the first Sunday after the season This bird does not lie for the cialis oe ites ib in Milde Baker-Heibert Rockets 0; See See Sees 2, Strikes|the first team did not go through/|'!me day, did not play and sat 4n hile |phitheater, but were not strong §?, Notre Dame Threatens Once. n n last Sunday the dog as well as does the quail, poh a Wilgun-O. Stein . 1. Leaders were: Roth 426, Bauer the bench while spectators yelled | t Only once did the Rockne clan poate ade sie os Ra with vb and is inclined to run quite a | #8ainst the Belleville Tigers. Tonight's Schedule. 380, Brinkman 397. Schellhause 352, the season without defeat, as did “we want Grange.” Time after time the Army wie, ty Flanagan, flashy Notre ae wack five . yards, Secauae ‘pate halfback, who rose to great +; backfield shifts the referee ruled hts with a long run to beat the that the players were in motiong® my, was stopped by Carnégie ev- - mee ook os — mf ’ - wi arene saeaey oe 9 pa alae nag OE a AY ata ‘+ eet Met ate oe git 9m, Sor we @: Pat pa mt pes Pt te Qe Lior} he rn ° er,/enough to bring into view the # em ee 4 Ramaciotti has played little foot- Karls and Whitehead vs. Baker and| Heimburger 371, l, Hahn 410. the teams of 1906, 1922 and 1923, ech, | white-topped caps of the midship- @eresten the Carnegie goal. Tha: + than any we had during the ways before taking wing. This 7 , P eS i pt gy ag sin the fourth period, when the snow than any x . trick fools many a dog. ball since he turned in his uniform ‘Hager and Kuh) vs. Nelson hand M Carondelet B. M. League. the combined record of the four FIVE ALABAMANS ON for’ men. At the south end of the sta- a r h il shoot . . . . =e ‘ ‘ ~-;.| past winter, the quail shooter . ‘¢ Pay’ Pg last season after four years of Wilson and O. Stein vs. Rot M. lium a huge double 21-inch electrie ors. worked the bali ‘0 the Ski has been out of luck. an Agee Caifornia een startling achievement. He was a/ Stei The matches in Carondelet Busi- |academy teams was better than in ALL-SOUTHERN light was a final reminder to the one-half-yard line with the aid introduce this bird throughout |{§ eae fe: ge Skinner and McElheny vs. Bolin and ness Meh’s Léa fol- A ‘ ; is - gue resulted as fol . i . By the Associated multitude as it _moved out. maforward pass. Carneg‘e’s de- The writer braved both days, the State, and in the next seven | member of the Brooklyn team in| Kunhnert. So ‘ lows: Werners 2, Longwood A. C.|# previous year. y ae Press. pore | nse braced and held Notre Durie! knowing that it was absolute fol- years liberated nearly 3000 par- | the American = rofesmanas Lange, Arthur in First Place. 1; Nicks Specials 2, Virginias 1; Probably the most outstanding Remar nppeet lonakip “c bina ode Was; The 15006 police who handled the t downs. ly to expect anything but discom- tridges in various sections of the | but he did not participate in a lL. K. Arthur, who is leading in| Elites 3, Auels 0; Buchers 2, Guel- accomplishment is that 110 stu-/ holds "foun sae be wn oa fent| crowd had little to’do but direCO@e tittie Bill Donohue, fleet balf-| fort State, at different altitudes. Be- | fame. It was erroneously reported/ tne Greater St. Louis Individual|kers 1. Team leaders: Roherbach ciated Press all-Soythern m Mina! Ws-| the ticket holders. Two of them, of the Skibos, circled Notre Every experienced quail shoot- sides this, about a thousand birds |that he was injured in a profes-| League, with 17 victories and 7 de- | 580, Kunkel 523, Antone 566, Sharpe | dents were in uniform during the football team for 1926. ain4 recht however, led from the stands durin@iiame's terminals and battered ihe! er knows that the birds will not were placed on the State game |Sional same. Manager “Bud teats, will face a tough match this | 601, Haar 616, with Bryne 219, | season. This represents 44 per] versity of Georgia has two. ‘Vir- an intermission an inebriated spec-Hiiealmost at will. Sharing ho.ors “He” fer the dog on rainy days farm, with the idea of breeding —— has the Brgy of need week, when he opposes Wooster oe a eae oe aaa papa cent of the boys’ enrollment. The|sinia, Vanderbilt, Tennesase and ato { , wor ¢ “ ly = dia . » 7° 5 «ches hem ; tiv , 7 4Ooulis surgeon at Amaciovt s , ’ ’ a ta or, who waved an Army ps him were Letzelter, Me.~*-t and when flushed will take a them in captivity. This game lt id w 3 Pom aciee at | Lambert. There was some sensa- | 944. Bergmann 594. ‘The Buchers | ¢our teams competed in a total of badan we ear and Lee furnish the re nant jubilantly as he made a bOIMBM Harpster. The latter jrop- long flight farm idea proved to be a failure, | D&@@ Shoulser *s enurey ' {tional shooting during the past/pnad games of 970,--1016 and 926 SS ee terous exit. He was the only per-lirked two beautiful field goals in When th d i vered for not a single bird was raised, | /east for the present. , = eek, Nelson getting totals of 667 | for a 2912 total. 26 games, winning 20 and losing; The team: Pee manered. ae period. ith sateen wygpiaae a bad, the | 284 in eight or nine years all the 1+ eomagpeampycane ah nase ape cna Rnd OT 685 against Lambert, while ee six. In the games played, Prin- — ‘ : w : at edi t ¢ f ish th osition for the ues | ‘ y Leagu A touch of winter was added to . Statistics of the battle showed hirde €o not move enough to af. bre eding stock had died. urnisn ne rrpetor’ a tie ht | Vierheller counted 640 and 620 Walther Women’s e. cipia teams rolled up a total of cene , areas af & t el- rnegie outplayed the Rocknemen : . As far as can be learned those | 2nd Ramaciotti, = right | Walther Women’s League matches - le scene by areas of snow at @ ford any dog work, and it’s just to“meet the local “pro” t by de-| 2gainst Spencer. Spencer had a 232 points as compared to 76 Virginis a eitet alk ites Specta-M@ all departments. Carnewzie r,e¢-| *° bins ' ‘ turned loose at large met with | to meet the focal “pro” team resulted as follows: St. Peters 2, Alab end of the gridiron. spec . * , bles t | feati r ; _| 693 count for his first three games scored by the opponents. * 00s eee MERE i luck that one stumbles onto a : feating West Frankfort last Thurs St. Johns 1: B. M. G. 2, Bethlehem need that, however, togmered 11 firs’ downs against six cme eame Fate, bess ‘in the match with Vierheller. : : Our Red When the first football team was Alabama 7 1% ty erature Notre Dame Four Carnegie! CoVeY in some fence corner. During a period of three years day. 1; Grace 3, Emmaus 0; Our eem- .. Tennessee . chem t asa a — 3 . brward ate leted out of 10 A good friend very § kindly 1913-14-15. the State of Wash- | The game this afternoon will | The standings: er 2, O. R. G. 1. Team leaders: | organized 20 years ago there were | - Alabam- | aa ae * Pociggean P, an 1 - Pate sosiytges 4 f hg Notre loaned mea eplendid English set- ington liberated ‘Searle 4000 start at 2:30 o'clock. Helen Lange 353, Lydia Hilgemann | 13 players on the squad. The 1926 | : .B..... Vanderbtit | Mmuttiers, blankgts, galoshes ane Sala e 16 Sit eget ge | at se The lineups: $90, Emelie Engler 453, \ida Brue- | squad numbered, 23 men, or H....... Georgia nig 505, Mathilda Buscher 41, wen’ enough for two teams. In the Alabama Prasse 483, Helen Onhni 368, s- “me z . early days there appeared no Rawver -B......W. and L | other appurtenances of winter gaya Me succeeded four times in the; ter, “Bob,”’ and last Sunday was “Huns” in the eastern part of cT LOUIS. BELLEVIULE ifailed to quite keep out the COMMMr out of 15 attempts for 52 yards.| the first opportunity I had to the State, and they increased to | rinnegan os iebead Hoger | Be ~aaa 398 3 Bertha Schwartzberg 328. chance for scrimmage, but today “BO” McMILLIN’ South End League. . it is different, with such a large S TEAM ing off the lake. me the first period resolved itself try him out, so I just had to go suth an extent that several coun- | Simon.......... EE Wate sa Schleicher | Vierheller #0 @ punting duel after Carne-/| in spite of the snow, though I ties have an open season, besides Matches in the South End League squad ag well as a strong second | WINS TRISTATE TITLE resulted as follows: Max Specials |team for opposition in practice. By the Associated Press. o RIO fete sry ROE OR ae) ere ors s TPO Te eeger 2 ’ rey is * Pa e ‘ Oe i ta GOS BE MOE Pe Oe Posttion. Ker? a RRMA Ciao tL Sa eel a ae et, eR RONAN te htity te Cnn PREP Ff) AS, es APO 60-2 OD X~)! iD is biow Peete ee | fe » blocked a punt and downed! knew what to expect We wad- this, the partridges have over- | Hannegan.. Groveth | Lamabet ay Ay 5 | oF , "WEBSTER TRIMS CLA mee ball on Notre Dame’s 30-yard| ed through the snow till noon flowed and are found.in Idaho Sanders. Tiwccacttece (Bete | AEE _ AND WINS COUNT y TITLE} pe. Morward passing by both and had given up when we and Oregon by the _ th ousand. S Sdumintinabetes N . -— k ° mates | this Week’s Schedule. » a. er re eee tt en ei deen. aie year was| BEAVER FALLS, Pa., Nov. 27— ao allt > Notre Dame's first string men—/ bank. attention or protection was given Drace-Floun.....L. Mel Lane ae ap sarson. : : Wednesday—M onnig vs. Vierheller | ferts 0. Team leaders: Utterbaeck | Connecticut Wesleyan University star. defeated Bethany here today ‘ Be -ASON, “but this “pair ° was — vi n. O'Boy! . e =t al. i these birds: hey p y f - @ “naga yle, Hearden, ¢€ We marked the bords down € ds they were simply Ramacciotti | Beckler vs. Sottrell. 518, Muench 598, Guan 531, A. Dohr- player. At the start of the season! 29 to 0,.and annexed the Tristate ~ | by the fast work of the Webste® fre sent in at the start of the liberated in selected s , Luepks mi Bs 3% . Evans 1ts . “ 4 * weenefited by a break when Me-/ ingly scared to wink. We threshed Karis and Whitehead, the leaders, Hohensteins 3, Schatz 0. eger 610, Knoppen 622, with games |teéams were met toward the end of Rene | Fin nat ere SE PraR vu 4 ai 9 : , ‘ ~ Se a | o exert: th M blocked a punt and recovered} around the nearby brush with- used in @ 12-gauge*choke-bored | meet Sid Wilson and Otto Stein Jr.; Riana pecs of 221, 201 and 200; Hetzler 562, sch - rty when suddenly out | gun, but as the ball was really |McElheny and Skinner roll, Baker | Peterson Classic Next. Davis 649, Zelweger 584, ‘Duncan | "* even 5 a Real Star. Moria to Pay amier ES nes d's ab dc beak eGad er ve ball on Notre Dame's 18-yard out results, i Heibert iH 4 Kuh?! Th tf b l ‘T 1 Miller. 3g aS {pa | , ai aioe a tob’a f legs | about 14 gauge so astoavoidany |#nd felbert, and Hager an pow 2 | ROR SORFRRMMERE FOF | SOWIETS Ig hulte 563, Muehlbauer 598, ee Visit, ning illes ' letzejter carried the ball over} from between Bob's fore leg meet Roth and M. Stein: (both of! in the city wilt be the secohd af- mia ici baste Geb: Steuben Robert ‘Richardson. allround 7" a 'Greene.... E w : . a oe ; ‘ - injury to the barrel, obtain BAe | Beore by quarters: : — es ~~ —— 1S tig ages oe very poor pao a one these teams tied for third place),/ nual individual classic at Peter- 599. Murtfeld 645. Results: Hartmans/athiete last year, was one of sev- |‘ t, T SX i Webster : ra point. actually covering the bird and an’ hi se ats sg and in the other match Bolin andjson’s to be decided Dec. 11 and 12.!, Anheuser-Busch 1; Framptons 2,|eral outstanding players among Objec ra that ait fae third period had just begun seemed to know it. couldnt hit anyt ing at which I | Kuhnert take on H Deen, who! The entry fee is $5 a man and eight Carruthers 1: Kortkamps 2, Hellers the academy renutare "ie atnae ae | | mn Yoder intercepted a Notre After the deep snow of | aimed. I then conceived the idea [takes Jim Wilson's place, and Roy | games will be rolled across eight 1; Setdels 2, Greeleys 1; Koppen | 915... inl led = ‘hn enstaa U1 AN HOWLEY, new mana- it ger of the Browns, is due ip me; Tow hdowns—-Greene V2) ‘ iN F . ; , —— Mane n: ; ’ -V ’ . “ee F f seating the ball in a layer of | Neleon alleys. Jerry Ameling and Frank cane 3 yen 3 ack . Snyder (1) =e pass on the latter’s 33-yard Wednesday a week ago, the ca - ; . — any ’ Smiths 2, Heinickes 1: Mailers 4, H ru ea : aq ft) nyder { : 8 ~— | Heidel are in charge of arrange- Johnson Bros 90: Grottos 2, Rie- is end ns and kicking featured St. Louis tomerrow to con- @€twiafter touchdown — Sample “2 On the next play, Harpste> lamity howlers began to tune up softened bees wax placed on top hi ith ¢ 0 seni vs Mreene (1). Safety——-Me seat. ™ Pkicked a field foal from the} with hte cry of starving birds, of powder wad, with another | patie — the 12. range the best | ments. the schedule rae be ray lans 1. the early games, but his light |> ter with Owner Phil Ball and Substitutions: —- Webster — Bee fard line. Carnegie kicked to} but it's nonsense te think that | layer over the ball next to.the | ' t Geeaih tek MRA Ey ype ae eS Meainas ae re weight was a handicap against the |§ Business Manager Bill Friel on ehanan for Tyrrell, Ward for Fini git, Dame, which lost the ball! an early snow will do any dam- retaining wad. I had better re- ee that at that distance’ list wil clase , oy oe ton -obtatendl’ M. of C. League. heavier elevens in the last three |; plans to rebuild the St Louts enaur, Snyder for Sample, B. Mu vi {fumble on its own 30. Harps-;| age for thefe is an abundance sults and managed to kill one | sn wag ae ee ot Weihua: Rae pio | ee ae eee aci {eames . He was also hampered by Americans.. It was learned to- for H. Miller, Goodloe for Greemteae Stepped + " tp ds and of feed seeds of all kinds be- coyote and one mountat li | ames, At 5° paras. Bee ee oe ey -" as follows: Rosati No. 2 2, Rosati/, muddy field in two games. day that George Moriarty, new for pe mack five yards an peda, §& . ‘ - : 7 ‘arn on, | trouble in placing five consecu- Roberts to Get Medal. No. 8 1: Rosati No. § 32, Rosati The academy possessed a fine manager of the Detroit Tigers, Ciiiane for Wein ‘Ison, Kennimore MPKicked another field goal | sides the corn fields have plenty but as I could not depend on any ; h tn the } 1} Ed Roberts, who bowled a per-{No. 8 1: Rosati No. 7.2, Rosati No L es . ae - . 4 = > : ‘ 4 ti Th en s ; 1e@ Di ’ | v7 , =e - i . a. J - . ‘ + . : | Ove shots tn the barrel head and - pair of ends in Joe Deal and Bill|$ would visit St. Louis during the Yecke]. Tyrrel] for Buchas i A » , for Ward. Sample Maitling with their backs against! of standing stalks with full ears accuracy heyond 60 paces I quit the drop of the ball was about | fect game on the Carondelet Recre-/|§ 1: Rosati No. 1 3, Rogati No. 4 ; last Sunday, will re-|9 Team leaders were: Grimaud| Green. These two players’ de- week. It tls well known that Miller for .B. ‘ter, ) - Wall the Rocknemen worked of corn. The birds we killed experimenting until the differ- two inches ation alleys Goodloe, Nicholson _ 7 : ball to the Carnegie one-half-; Sunday had plenty of weed seed ent loading companies came but ies I huntink Pa ae ceive a gold medal for his effort|si9 Schillinger 570, Bergman 589, /fensive work was spectacular an! the Browns will try to make Kel for Kennimore, SS a= line in the final period, only; in their crops and were in good with solid-ball loads. y euishtn wentel et ne ba _ it was announced by the manage-/| Reegan 484, Landerman 543, Frese | the only. team able to make con- many trades and Mortarty ee Senn. Jones for aaa he diti NICK IS 20de untry, where (ment of the drives. It was the/sop Kaiser 528. D. Roach 442. for Senn, Jone Some be repulsed. condition. : = oa ! . §- sistent gains around the ends was /|{ would like to land several of Miller for Finkenaur, peck ; = ai a When I noticed that the falls | the shooting is at close range, I first 300 score for Roberts since che Content: Westeven Celt : th la in Brownie unt ‘or Gotteberger, Goodloe for _ rT Box The Hungarian Partridge. were seated between two per- would use the solid ball load in | he has been in the tenpin game. Cetton Belt League. e Lene y GSISES LOS, © payers ait Pattiaetti ee 4 LEVIES A ea w felt { : er h h ¢ gong” Cott Beit | Which won the final game of the |} form. re] Pettingill for Hack, Sn , ITCH has been written about forated wads I felt that here was a shotgun rather than a rifle of Kartheiser te Bowl Daw. High men in the Cotton lf Howte , fer Sample. Clavton—Gillespte for ey PECULIAR PENALTY this imported bird and at- something worth trying, for I small caliber and high power, One of the feature intercity | League were as follows Gienny | season, 14 to 2. : owley and Ball were te MeNelley, MecNelley for GillesPNiiae tempts have been made in could readily see that this meth- | and would aim at a point*two | matches of the season will be 561, Hoeffel 586, Dinkelkamp a Lesite Huettman proved to be sta to rng George Sisler, | By sh f r Bochler ost F Bag on gfteng 2. i several states to propagate the od of loading would tend to hold | inches below the sholder tip at a | started on Dec. 11 when tg ae Kerins 580, poe ie oe tes one of the best tackles to ever ¢ Detroit club would be great- : Officials oe Referee, Doc E ov. 27.—In the rmy- “a * but with the exception of the ball in the center of the a standing deer. If the ball Kartheiser, the Chicago crack, til 236; + i . : 528 cecil wear a Principla uniform. On ly interested and probably Wisconsin 1 umpire, McCarthy, : ee University game at West un, ae : . . eel ae poses Charley Daw, Milwaukee! dell 479, rymple . ‘I many occasions he stopped the op- would mention Neun and Bive, ‘Leuts U.: head linesman, Georg@ iy, the State of Washington, the ex- {| barrel and prevent any friction | drops you still have your chance | 3.) sna former A. B. C. cham-| Rate Department 3, Passenger the two Detroit first Ta! wonebtuneer ee im Shere was a humorous inci- periment has not proven’ very for the ball would pass through of stopping your game with @ |.ion The match will be 40 games! Purchasing ©; Tariff Bureau 2,/| Posing player with sure tackles. o sackers, as Time of periods-12 minutes, “st was lost to the spectat- successful the barrel without teuching broken shoulder or leg; if the | total pins to count with a substan- | Freight Traffic 1; Freight Accounts | Another Ijineman who showed counter trading matteriaL How- | oe . 4 deer is running one should “fol- /tial purse. Twenty games will be|2 Treasurers 1; Commercials 3;/ splendid improvement over last |{ ¢Yer it is virtually certain that HOWARD JONES USES ee. having rattied off a long when fully matured, and there I experimented with 12-gauge ow through” and hold just for- | rolled tn Chicago and a like num-/ Disbursements. | year was Philip Hattery, the 195- Sisier will re with the SIX QUARTERBAC Dy vTeishtened ap and asked:/ seems no reason why he should cartridges in a repeater and with ward of fore-shoulder. Since | ber in Milwaukee. " cueaian Katy League. pound guard. esc ho How! wants him pit everybody get that?’ not thrive in any state where | 20-gauge in a doubt gun, and | these factory-loaded single bal] | we!! Pegg eg Pieeste sadedaly. 3 ss matches resulted as| =e record of games played by and 1 wants him and Sisler ~ LOt a NOK LE ion ower’ Jon : “T aidn't "et eal = peel eate quail are found. ee ee ee ee Sa ee Dae te oat of the leaders of Mil- PE en iebenmpatente 3, Freight | the Sret team te as follows: Prin- aoe meters 4 a aia | OS A , -—~ Ho d n , “4 ‘ ‘ : . . F - othe the Brownie | ~ ‘LES ~ Unk ae the umpire, smother- A full-grown bird will weigh cross firing. I obtained better re ket I have had no chance to try | .iuxee and recently average 25%| rrarric 0: Engineers 3, Executives |cipia 0, Roosevelt 0: Principia 29. r piyers of uses six quarterbactty for 2is . ® grin, penalized the Army 15/ nearly a pound, or over twice as sults with the 20-gauge than them on big game and the extent [¢,- nine league games. He has 0: Purchasing 3, Revenue No. 2 8; | Beaumont 0; Principta 20, Soidan versity of Southern Catifornte » gu ater rege with Sec. 7 much as our ‘*bob white.” with the 12 of my bag has been one hawk, a season's average of 215 for 27 Passenger Traffic 2, Revenue No. 0: Central 6. Principla 0: Principia im marty every gueee _ ee team's ern ee ee He is a very strong flier and I used the head of a barrel as | killed at a distance of about 70 | games. At, nigh men Pon) eee etaltg| a: BiackStrn 6; Western 6, Prin- + ate omar 8 ee a - tenant 0 See We leaves the ground very quickly, a target and with the 20 could yards, and one cat at about 15 Carondeict League. yy prcnind vats raed 519. Wag- cipia 0; Central Wesleyan i, oe w ge zn o as pater nt notioogil Ay Age ee ay ahi ‘of mae getting away much faster than place four out of five shots in the yards. (The cat was after a Matches in the Carondelet angen . oan. an ’ ’ ‘| Principia & e ; , - - ner . ne’ mises pleats of labor for newer wp ™certin ae . either a quail or prairie chieken. target at a distance of 100-yards, covey of quail.) on the Carondelet Recreatio paper reporters when the sectio mg | -ivale clash at bos Angeles oh Sastry 4 ; irda Toe eee ery, —~ — ~~ wre ~~ ws ~~ - ail all all i ill sili at i i i i a _ a aa At one point the soston quar- The Hungarian is quite hardy metal. a | eee ee ee

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ELLE SLA OT ALLOA KARA hse ie POO Jefferson Park—Win-| | TEM ef SOMME occ FG EF & |e ae b Carries ¥ Be BOE PRESS . | ; a tine + 3 ‘ Po kev b oeerreee 126 Pounds. ——— ‘By a Special Correspondent of ; se eee = | ; ay Olive Dexter coup the Post-Dispatch. ; oo Te ; es ae * “Ss | Drummer Boy broke fully in motion and raced jute and a» onee, held op a ienola improved her pm wireesant ots up fast roundi Bag ne te NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 27—/ § By | for entire trip and woe with much, 27 ira. Palatine : = eee Vespasian, a three-year-old son of BE be - %e *. aes Se $ FE Ley antag ~d poms ete > ror three hi og ‘ul ge vee Mh. AR. Stefan the Great, showed a ciean eRe = Ss ae ge a | 3s $2 mutueils pus: fT Dr qmeney Boy, relent. Oe: ral wag $4.40, show. $4.4 ar oxcunss. at. bald. § slenila * Tm & “ ane place, § show set of pilates to his field in the Si. : | oF Z—s he Laurier, afi ages, six furlenge—-Start good; won j place $3.20. show 70: Yalevian shew . t of p a ave anc] £. gecesp eiivi a aes post af 2:32 p.m, Ab post} minute. Winner. SECOND RACE—$1300, elaimine. all ages. five and one-hal he | Charies Hotel Handicap, ie a ee | RAR 2, 7 _ Fhas io by Orn amen, Train 7 ‘taba ot ant. (ood. won driving: Place same. im OR, Leet bs at post ce: ee oe, eek . t Soe ee es eee eS | OP Re to win 00. second inner, Santa Pa oe ok se ee a half furlongs dash which was; — "fg (6 tee MY 3 35. — re id, Segre *'g3' 2-6. 47 3-5. 1:06 2-6. Value to winners, "Lee $200. $100. gente es See pores of ee ae the feature of the card at Jeffer- ‘tc = hones ee Bs ope = Fin. Jockey son Park today. Carrying 126 PS ee: | (a jl ST. str. ckey. pounds cleverly, Vespasian, fault- lessily handled by the veteran, W. 53 % Se ae a e Kelsay, took command after go-| $3} =. tC EE =: : nm 5c. : ing a furlong and under a stout; &F ; a we ee. 2 “Henry Sommers under a bustling ride moved up fast after goi * s P *54 Three of whose three-year-olds M.B , ! oa SS ese 7 | ee nenalres urin ch. The latter closed a go ‘ , rown of Jersey ) emoirs, pull made the pace, shaking off fz : eRe Re z ene. pall ew Gi com Smet s4ily r -— reer Basket Pica! re coe 3 eee = wan = won Derbies this year, aggre t- James Armstrong of — os pay epee cine ; = ee x Sree ae ok, ee “3 rr) ; first _ I 5 1 a4 VY. : ; a — ee 4 the challenge of the Greentree 182 Ys. _ SRR Sree 7 ra Seeds 0 atop con Ram} yg By - ot — the healt cosmid and showed a dull effort. Apesile moved Gp fast rounding tar tum, wore dewn leader & Ing almost vennace in value. Recs Y., has endeavored te . I ever knew were the i Stable's Navigator and drawing ;e& > St Wee ee 3 saiecaanaie anal run and was going away a: end. Sunard sprinted inte a - }winners were oot to Boot, €- iron hand players and eh | 7 aa» ii sie wit in > . 32 eee a ‘$2 mutuels paid: Henry Sommers, oles t. $12.20; piace, $7.60; show, $6 80; ay qaett — yw ge Pi So ithe winner one wtiee on’ yp » &- “ enbaggage and Bubbling Over. th om sed It's great to neca pot away into a safe lead in the last °° (°° ae OF | Temeraire, place, $13.60; show, ¥6 60: Corn Belt. show. $6.00. ter the start. improved his pos{tia adily and closed a big Pitan was rid eased eae Gesirabie .cts sf Meions with these——so sau so 5 — lee | " id and up, one mile—Start wor a. e sta improv 118 pesitien steacity and cio a cap. an as rid ; : 3 — | tinue. Only last week . i¢ a si ae THIRD RACE—$1000, ciaiming, Forse 8 , mn wide throughonu* and clased a big gap. Titina showed a cood effort. Juniata bd re is inclined to enthusiasm ai post one minute. + | quit badly under pressu pinosa thew Nesmith ef the a gt hile. But I am going to 3 er - 3 oF ite ; — ae oN : ~ MO +1 0" 960 »' ii Pes eFie onal Se > ORO rg, seed hae |conoho C5 ao yee Oraepm By W. W. “Bill” Princeton Football C (Copyright. 1928.) wontball has always been My game, . %. Not only did I like to play it 2 it will remain my game. Even now! p not pelieve there will ever be a tf pensions, teach the offeg any day I see two elevens line up a lesson which will prey me thud of the foot against the _ train of the linesmen, . . Deavite the fact ft _° ene. against fees; the M tional Challenge Cup - a¢ the backfield runners; the R Committee, which is P. the forward pase—all |: Thomas Bagnall of A 8 mighty spell for me. In- | Sa J., chairman, Harry = sn and thrills come from the . nes f Pittsburg, Pa., | E.R. BRADLEY. : fr hat is fecthall for me. wood of New York Ce =e look over my career, pre-. ed tt te o % ks ° oes ~ ELE ONES A RID PY ARE SENIOR A RAI RRES REAR IS APRS me! AERA GOS RR te else eS wee RRR tela tte Ry Sy mnt. Anat tN EON RAD my, by wee ; ~~ * SEE 4 PEAR AS, Sng! Jape r MM, i —— iS . ee ere Se rerne iter ee icine, Aivadei Seth AER pes aR, kg I prec grange i en eowneeN spite cited ws idea ns eh ale py 3 ae Byes We ee ggg oF Suh AE wee eet Seating ? ‘ Ae oP ym a» Sia OR 4 PRAGA nsisttly OM Mi cy oe peli: 4 Se aetaaiadbiaaaa a ee Eye eget . eH figs, . +f Wy Ogp Go D295 a ae 4 ia Gaia rsag me i ork ~) - - Pe pad a @oo ee) oe wWOoUnQMp~s! wi ege on ~ . . Solp0-' eo = ay hapdveriantinns sone or sneuete PONE i & - aes sixteenth. Ser pee ae eo. ly, placc driving. Went to Re = =: ty Fain er, S. F. Varian. Time, :24 2 - : ’ * Sc 2 ae by y Terpoint. rainer, S. F. Vai $2 mutuels paid: " Avestis: straight $9.80. place $4.80. show $2.90. Sunard. bal tom ‘ Vespasian’s time of 1:06 3-5 was dire 8S | ; _ 1:421-5. Value to winner, $700; second, $17§; thir, *gi00; place $3.40. show $2.70. Nat Evens, show $430 igpe lly aye age ago ‘Ta Ho urless-Seem “we Se = L ; 3 . rmance of the s¢a- * % oe fourth, $25. — =; c . Golden G oon 3-year-o ne mile . S Lo . : , a oe | ~— - Baragt | ante Tae “Ulan get oor aise, sists aac’ Winfree 218 pest | we ulsans in MEME sons ron away from me. In son. Navigator and Peter Peter peaieniil | sk. wT. PP, _s Ww recollections I am going to 1 inute. . Se > bw fF la Mort-Phenic e. theek. c both of which represented the’ JOCKEY WILLIE MUNDEN, fem | 113% 8 Rrtiner, 5. Borden. Time, 24 18, 49. 1-14 25. ‘1:41, 1:46 3-5. 5. alue Oklahoma et ; and truthful. I am going |: : 4s i ’ : pi LOU, second $200. TPR RE ae the Greentree Stable, finished second sa oP vee 2 with we potme |b : : $12 = ‘hed § —— the : ™ of good teams; of bad teams; and third respectively. Vespasian for ieadershipin riding Winning si: i HORSE. . . . to 1 | : a ine days, of miserable days; of sarap Valley -aeweys 24 = layers, of poor Pp players; of paid $11.00 to $10. mounts, with 174 for 1926. ca ; The St. Charlies Handicap was the of Local Team for 36 on WS Tam going to do it sanely. while three teams have » as ¢ Foothall top number of the program but Raus there were several other excellent ste, 10 _& aeon pares bags i nd hard hust led at Ler lal a mile. cam roun a. Philphot ‘ H j to the 6 races and perfect weather, a .ast/- a —_ &. Me od fc etch and won drawing out fast. Sir Maurice. voorly tejuvenaijen _ 4 50 | = track and a splendid crowd helped | bandied and suffered some interference in cariler stages, saved areume st sister Sue | ine far | ties sed of Reh ~ By Fg et Se The clubs which have already recollections run the gamut ) ho enenktia wields “aust Latter showed a good effort. Sister S$ j i ar turn. dispo retch tur outlast rap n 7 ; a Slavare enipyrd a geod day. |) AT NEW ORLEANS. 5 | taced vrominenti | iim bad no mishass. Geert MoGes went / final dire Latte, moved up forse Sespcuusite ceeneeap coe re care ie | Papo ye ee Oe eee ane Gowen travhn 3 om players enjgy? z. Jonnse! wy 31000. second $2090. third 9100. es off his game, taking 83—86é—169. a bye kick, the crowd int? 7 ? ha 50. , It was : the fall of | | that I saw my first big game. oes ass See tg apy PEE ES yee xT ee: eee cat el 7H ‘ oa . 2 ° ia : si i SS VPLS Sy ponemweeit : I el ee eae * a 7 + “a > | Qb~9 Coto Gem mO to i) ed c & th he er Ae Se ETOP LOI Gee RSS RARE: RNR Tea eR ah 8 - | : ayo ae a a a en ie ee tat aed ee EELS SURANB i rtG9? Bur mow Ts a ei ee @e 7 5 “ REPEL, OT RR REI, OE PTE EEN ITT mn” ore ee te a Oe: waht ae at a et ie ee eee a re Ys ar ’ - + } ro 7 au ear - . ne ets sioube th 35 moins sila dune oan Res) ee " i] a) iF F _ leg Sad ait stm c ains cilia Agana tian acdieans meee cae eee: Beem ee * es a ‘ise 7. * aed i] : c> ee el pe oe oO r ionnell aed Biceoe| nd holding on weil a ring stretch began wel raced ferwardiv entire trip and on nt a pt DP~ 1S Bris-~) v-« ~~ - « oe Ot he Se OO ee OH ee Seco a se " ae Se bate beth elias tectecus auc hes i * » i ‘ a fo I 7 "3 a 4 2s '% re * of : 2 4 . = a a 7 . & =i are x > ee > . ya - oe. é r 2 Pe $ ¢ 7 2 & oa - 2 * 2, = - : ie = 3 ; % — a 5 - a ? J * F ee. . a ¥ . % ‘ ds, - = ay ‘ aS £ Raa - ae i + . 3 tae ¥ 4 s+. . co oe ys : ae - ; 4 a ; Ps 4 fe > = : 4 ad a. ‘ wis Pw —-UI@c = | Jockey. Oddeto i A strong wind that at times 48-/ ne official inte awarding ac | : TYPO ATHI ETI BODY mee —— Duck ’ oe place, 2 SO. show. $4.30. Drum- ; c hampion, turned in the best nine- | t e action Oo a . 1a. My crowd manag>d 4 began won driving: place same. Went to no at -48 p. m.-: at post ‘mine, Black and Espinosa had 335 . : ' Fi : _, %, ant S| of q | Foothall Ciluh of Akron, | is e Princeton was leading when ae | *Hareee 9 Mysterious i. SEV ENTH RACE—$1000. claiming. 3-year-olds and up. one mile—Start ro" vd: | 0s Equivalent | Espinosa, Black and Dudley hadi C!u> of winner $700 committee because i consistently .threugh the *-* . . . ee _ / ment association, after having held |> arnett a? Alopex OS BEI hd erage . 43 «6B “S Stevens 7 3 eensmg Sones aa scores. | EXTENSION OF JU huny Poe d my hew he fans oben oe : . Stev : ; an ¥ i |To 1a 4K a 2 . I aviland : — z E , i % direct the next tournament. Siaedaaries tase” tiemabamines ; Tomahawk — a i Le __B. Haviland $7.3 ALTON BASKETBALL jy i Aa | between the Penn guard and oe . = Pad - wu Drum be wh for Sots ‘ | Si ye) ; as not good enough fo wan 1e | Sir Galatad tl | favorites and their cards: Harold 4s. field of the rowdles . | Long, Oklahoma City: Dave True- then I decided that when I BASEBALL PILOT TODAY lfelli. Wiehi referee added this to the mm ‘up I uld do by best te | se paid: Vespasian. straight $4.20. > _felll, Wichita, and John Regers, tion 90 minutes of play. ; ‘ Be ° : The annual meeting of the Typo | "| race. ‘purse $1000, the Frenier oe nageaginad ‘ _ Z canons a the rinceton team, had | pure . laiming. 3-year- Sntth oe : rithstoux unmed opposition from lLwumbeat and crew t the end. D : an elected and a manager of the base- ’ niti at. iF) “alan 4 Ga ce Me © I . > yw > ** wt ~ Cc anist@r followed the pace u: wer steady restraint. moved up with determina- EL PASO, Tex. Nov. 27 mF S, atrig we. He was a wonder agi the ety = J leaders at stretch turn was going away at end. aura M. , Blac & Wand was kept. ‘preminent fri bes! the start and. holding on gamely w! : the leaders at stretch turn, but hung in the LEAGUE OPENS SOON tension ef at least 30 and Se Sround gainer for Princeton. Trar Bobi lant _* } u ad } rr PreTr . m 7 fea? ree re & : Saks : n , 7 + : ._27 ‘ ged has in stretch. drew u* in last ya is Chief Tierney came with final f 108 nm the outside and was going strong. Cu id's 50 days will be in order The latter orobably best hrough on e inside at the stretch turn but faltered in the ina] The Alton Industrial Basketball mresent 25 days of Thayer, fulleack, and | Tan Jazo 06 | hal 7 r ; . : 5 “ee e@e i. ' lah ater going half a mile and outst aye “cd Eaz er. : OB DIY : : BRITISH § OCCER | on Sie > tau Reve --+++-105 wae ail 0 pwed te ee all over track and lost muc h ground. Gorgét, also given an | drive Al ex had no excuses. ance Suivi stopped. t its " Vail roack, LEAG UE RESULTS a ol . ae 5a yaad mire i neo , Fide am taken all over , ras k. tired fast in stretch. My Biddy quit 4 3 ) . nister. straiznt t. $25. 40: place, es. 10; show. $3.30. League is scheduted to star Nor. 39 at the Jockey Club, « “é . ‘quarte a oe: 7 “Ti ve Fran iciscan. padly, Reliabl oo layed no we BR gue /-” $9 place $4.80. eh bi “K rris, place, $6.‘ so: chew, $3.90. Millwick, show, $5.2 ‘season Wednesday night at the Y.|it was rumored here today, @ @Syivania, also made a ories oe na | ball games played in Great Bri- Psy 413 — =" 3 nth Bota all ean” Bessie Gershell, Fatal Dart. Bell a Ww | --il El . e+e el ie act ) easie Gershe atal Der lays Illinois ell an estern | eo : tain teday resulted as follows: Tulsa it OLR I longs: = : Captain Haney. ] Su -S;, Stineon SOA AAA OO ASS SEO ARAL FE AARABABIL LA LLL LD PDP LO pet Tiki is Gl janes poly —~ She est ™ that day, but got protection GLISH AGUE, FIRST ‘ — : Aristetie “ee oe £4 My ac . 9" “>: A’ Steh) er a :Zi 4 's 7 iA meets, 441NO:8 41asg. ne while purses have n hai » ENG 0s 108 Wisecrack aa Seldice II ......11 Timn ‘9 35. Big Money, 1:21. bh rn. |' || First game will start at 7:15/this has not changed the - r which grew so long it iit- DIVISION. | pe fost aehal $800. clain ming, Club | Dy BS wesc oe ine rt ale O2 | 1:32; 3 tise Balber, 1:18 3-5 ion | > Pe RACING RESUL | S }i o'clock. Standard won the 1925 | ra-ing “% ~ covered half their faces. It | Birmingham 2. Leeds United 6. 108 *Full un ..10 - lo 06 Winnir ag: ry as used. 10 “138 Balboa looks and acts good. Ime : Ttonette Brazos. Doygias | linois Bell va, Hllinois Glass; In- or red every time it ¥ Leteester City 5, Aston Villa 1 Pegasue . Broad moo ¥ | So: epee: TA. me . : in a , eur Marsdale not tended : . ; . The Wednesday-Cardiff City, Bookbinder . ca al toe l’een Theuake” i . .108 » r tu ,158 ose Cane a rh | . exte Es Anator FE nigh gg 90d. Holly Girl and | At Juarez. l cernational vs. Standard ™ Boy. Fy . T "race, purse : Srenb-ell : ‘hy i Age wen te | Dec. 18: Standard vs. Western: Pe mceton won that me and Pitth race, purse $800, claiming, 3-year aii 2. f : Fairgrounds Workouts. | §BCOND RAC E- Ftv furlongs: |. FIRST RACE—Six furlongs: | ec v S estern: > n ga Sunderland 4%, Sheffield Unit- ipward, one mile and 70 varda: | Maunacie os Edward S$ ..., 1} iad ated re |G boots (H © 400 260 2.80/ Virgin (A. . 14.60 6.30 4.40) International vs. Illinois Bell; Rox- | By_the Associated Pree. “ ;, human d me. I saw the sume ‘ _— o oe at ge a ae aha ORLEANS, La.. Nov. 27.—Track | am ah, Bra Cr -va : “= | Spal ° A. Sn ot ana vs. Illinois Glass. ' NEW YORK. Nov eT +8 4 ©. Shasta’ Donn olden Swee Tiplin | art ae Jala Arron Meiach | ist ‘ Ln @ a ae * | Lierre T) bee | Be b KE ‘A Maskrid) at 3.20 280 | Roxan , ~~ ‘ oo. eee eo , | At agg Ae 2 ee S500 | x a. 1:45. Irvington. Briant Kent yom | wane Peur tI (R. Con- 7 ! eile Saneers. - |1928 or 1929, the United _ : Ameociated Press. if ‘ ‘ ; : ; C — A ; e : ‘ ; | , + : ; 3 Barasicy-Presten Nerth End, ive and one-hi: furion die 2 oon ee . ved é niles. de end apward fats mile: Glori: . vayie, 1:04; Dumbfeunder also ran ; Time 1:293-5 Norita Curl Miss ~~ ' ae Leads Chess Players. ‘Golf Association rye ‘a YORK Nov. 27.—An et- | : a ae : Buell's ns Pyie . 30815 - nt “—_ 2 See FO H RACE and one-half fur- fudenee. Marine Corve. Bern Bex and | y defeating Eugene Roesch in An appeal was ma te ) . Biackpes! 2, Portvale 3. mond [Lisle I —mayg OER gt RRS “— Kans ee HOC) ald, 1:05 2-5; Clonases, 1:08 1-5; Break |} i — fe Se [the fifth round of play, completed year’s event staged beye c 7 three New Tosh women. Darlingten 1, Hell City 3. "a cone 194 Ou itherine 11) | W a Rea 12015 So alization: 1-190 2-§. sj) | Sasha (C. Yates) ... 4.00 §.¢0 2.20) THIRD RACE — Seven futtongs: | yesterday, Louis Haller went into Rockies after the winning 4 whom bravet the waters of Fulbem 8. Clapton Orient 0. cute tede. cures 2000 ok que cei le eee Wonderiigh? SM Whores © Jeter, 1:06 $5: Kine Colin 1.08 63 |. 24) |... .-- 2.80 %.20) | Lenora a er 10.09 9.20 3.80/ the lead im the city chess cham- ‘last championship at Baitm th Channel, will be made Gi ingeer Pv¥ie end Nan’ ‘ fortune J t.. | aa PU. . a : ay | i vc ODS. : "“~ llins! i Ma TSS 4 (") 2 Pe4 / pilonshi > ti ournament. which is be- | Geo Von Elm. The a ’ the 3: 5. gee swim from Cata- Burkee Boy 113 aly try ’ ; , am ‘Tile ; y | ; ! lenks ial , : + let Betty, 0; Hake. -42: Smiing i Vesanstes did a cood trial. nt ek X 46 3-5. Wittrude ‘wood Mnshon | cai fa te, Le ae | pages iF. wri eh --.--16.00 540 $3.40 ‘thetic to the wishes of ) on Contes: golfers in regard te the — 3-5 see y Day “39. trey Fae. -38. Hilary. worked cleve BS tae _ Drummond. |! | - No we SvErTE RACE—Four and one-half) wen) . 2. . 3.20 | ake 2 o “Chibfetst:4 sb pe 0.6 eA | “s oo eg, J1 Geod | RELLEF giar Dost (W @ Snider Most a0 | 4 Kripeer. A. 33: Peter ™ ‘9 ONTE DEFEATS ! vingiata 6 C barton tC. wit: 15.60 600 2.60 Tews @ “To . Coltm Dell ‘and Bracda*ban a‘so Tan. said that D. Lapham 4 WESI EYAN 927 Scotiand, 5 "Dale: Tee D ACA DEMY, 4 400 2.40 Romaldeo. Tom Ssunders. Sane, Coltmore and of IN I ian & ee oe EAN 2-0 Sane “(Pe ran m Kips $40. &rek Zumas alse ran. a” Francisco, a member ae 2 ra five turlonae. «| 2-5: Blended’ 104, Sure Bee. nD By the Associated Press. a Did Kickapoo and’ shasts SIXTH RACE—Four ané one-half fur utive Committes, had bees & er Coach Field 06; ’ lan Ladw di Pavd : ~——- ° ; “ a 1g age angio «ttt | Bem 17) Rw rh. al |. WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, Nov. 37.— ree-quarters mile: Wiite Light (W. Var ae iy os Yea: today announced the com- Pavbarneyv i Sia sai p : Needie Point. " wis , : EIGHTH : y q r 435 Re laher - t. | Bellefonte Academy, claimant | Seth s sm MACE 4.40 3-20 yee ---« €00 320 3.00] 8 Ales, jyek / cath “ Of Michigan's 1927 football to: = _— oe ede 7 BES sé at yes eee 7: i he = ~ 7 ** ~~ o# a . . : QS Ot et ae pt ps ‘ames Neely Second 3 etme and i! ward Bei Dunemir ....... ta, I: teen] 4 Jenny Lean : ;o 1204: ‘Mo tn Ga? |the national preparatory : Bon “Foflow (Re Me axe . ra 14.20 449 Pr ¥ on, clewing an agreement | or . : - are, 1 05 2-5 ri et ; fro > 1] - ~~ 4 “see - . ran Muchet' tee P be . 5 . ‘hail hoeners, defeated Ciair) ..-. 040| Range King (i Fores.’ al Chien w odd SS Zenint — < ele ffield. —— nave sts | Oct ee te play at. Aan bure i peree $400 «! ee-quarters mie a Academy of Bogton, Maas.. aie | to- upward. four and ene bait tur- | 2-5; Georgia Rees. i:k7 2-6; ie Goon. day, 42 te 6. . House, Supervises and Wyanew cd Time, his 44 Ez . ’ ran. i ttle Fok Apter 7 —"* Ranger’ Chet alee eke aa r en Seeded” Lai | in * @amee were set at the Conference meeting here | of "a -_ ie ‘eerste

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“ORL EAN : “a 4 ead | LOUIS POST-DISPATCH reat SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 ae __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —. a ii [Ree baie OPER, AT. AGE OF 11, DECIDED HE WOULD “MAKE” PRINCETON ELEVEN © ' Ps a Stein’s Score of | Most of Leaders er Coach Tells of Day s 893 Leads the | In Muny Soccer fWedge Play When oak ir Was the Only Headgear Delmar Classic Are Undefeated pagename, NO ets |e, Gut of Steen Seow Un. with Pennsylvania, in Which King, Poe and the Ho- Joe Walsh, New Bowler, Shoots | | marred Records Except ss Formed Princeton Backfield Was First Inspiration 850—-Event Closes ¢ | San Wai © That Drew Now Famous Director to Gridiron. Tenig UNION ELECTRIC LEAGUE, | e FQREST PARK, — Cousty on. With five weeks of play in the Otte Stein Jr., af the Washing; mevenge = i gg Steam ™_ record book. six of the seven group ton Alley five, shot into the lead| siuenwan PARK DIVISION — [OO°rs 1 the Pract o> = ao in the Schaefer. individugl open Killarney va. St. John's, 2 Bp. m.} League =" = nt > an Th neil classic tournament last night. on) yFineae we. Geraghty, 3:20 p. m. cays. tee, RO somal the Shaefer Delmar alleys with | “ —— —_————— oe PER et Conn” Ree ter TODAY'S MUNICIPAL / SOCCER SCHEDULE | ere J. m 7 TG ee ee ee ee FAIRGROUSD NO 23—Moergas vs. Russell, 2 p. m5 Judd ve. Trumbull. 3:30 p- m. seas aces conclusion of games tn the qualifying th National Challenge Cup ¢c m, petition last Sunday was r by two disagreeable feature. = (Copyright. 1926.) : which tend to tear down, rathes © gootball has always been my game. From eariy boyhood I than build up, the sport It be as Not only did I like to play it but but I liked to wateh it. tn Aye meat pall aaoery Bo i will remain my game. Even now I feel the sway of its hold. pelieve there will ever be a time when I will not feel a j lay, and, by the tmposition Of 5 pensions, teach the offending . p any day I see two elevens line up for a contest. je thud of the foot against the a lesson which will prevent g - the strain of the linesmen , etkion of the acts. Deavite the fact that the sai ‘ h . @ against foes; the) tional Challenge Cup oi tee as Pa ee tricia runners; the T of the forward pass—all | Committee, which is com Thomas Bagnall of Arlington, A mighty spell for me. In-!| ‘sian and thrills come from the J.. chairman, Harry H. = suber, Fe., Wilfrid That is football for me. $e ate # pI look over my career, pre- wood of New York City,’ Andr M. Brown of Jersey City, N. yea : to writing these memoirs, T James Armstrong of Brooklyn, .é that many of the greatest |) Y., has endeavored te rule with an Sa ever knew were \of the) iron hand players and club alike It's great to recall fhe as-| those undesirable ucts still & with these—so much so ‘ tinue. Only last week player Mate is inclined to enthusiasm | thew Nesmith of the North Shere while. But I am going to, Football Club of Evanston, wis at football without letting my was given an enforced vacation of @... run away from me. In four weeks for using aa wrecollections I am going to | the finest and most fruitful of y score would be knocked off ak Evangelical League Scores. | my life. I believe they will be ‘ night, but it i t oa sweet score. St. Peters 28, Independents 15. of particular interest to reade-s Fee es Cae Sa. eS ye oe ee ee erg Oe ee RR as ee of the Post-Dispatch, and 1 wil Teday's Schedule—6 P. M. Baraka 32, Ziens 6. —_ , aptly osc 8 gprw set 9 tata ee ata Rha ot =D ll cee etna othe as? Tel OR) AYO Re, eo» s a bn iY at $UBLETTE PARK DIVISION— leven in Carondelet Na 2 group the fine score of 893 which is 14] A. RB. Schellmeyer vs. Watsen- 2nd the Morgans in Fairground = pins short of the record score for oe ow ae steeds cpio poBemig ee ee. a the event hung up last year by Lee CARONDELET PARK NO. I-—- | Games on Thanksgiving day com- Martin of the Witter Ress team. Giddene vs. Brandt, 3 p.m.) Oscar | piicated the race in the combined ae er _ > tal uations vs, German Sport Club, 'Fairground No. 3 and four divis- score of 247 then hit for 1e| 8:30 p. second game and took a slump the CARONDELET PARK NO. 2.— _ '02. = — awe eres 'third game when he hit for 168| St. Thomas vs. Uncle’s Pince, 2 = Sea he 1 yr ° h and made a fine finish roljing 222.| 9 Se! St Jobe Kanty ve. Tebey's (with by defeating the ieaeere et | n Uing Pale . The victory of the Fal- Joe Walsh of the Edmund Koeln Realters, S29 D. m. | ee J 4 JUNIOR CONCORDIA PARK.— (cons gives them a tie with the team also rolied in classy forn,! ga.sen we. Ryan Bres.. 3 pp. m.! 'Pglermos for first place. Today the bowling 850 for the four ga@mcs.| Ivyanhee vs. City, 3:30 p. m. Polish team plays the Moterbus Waish shot 198 the first game with accumu ‘squad and the Palermos meet HE Post-Dispatch prints }| swe mince Dut ahet the fnel 03) ace even Store Shreve Avenue Business Men. herewith the first chapter | eee, See Se oe Seen SEVENTH| 1" Carondelet group Ne. 2 s ia ite S65 ees oe ‘an ey getting games of 206, 223, and 223.) BARRETT IN tie for first may result from te- Gridiron,” by w. Ww. “Bill Ro- ; Walsh is & new “find.” He has | By the Associated Press. ¢ day's contest between the leading per, head coach at Princeton (| been b wling only three years. NEW YORK, Nov. 27. — JacKk'g Thomas outfit and Uncle's, ? University, and one of the out- } ae oe | ge OR i eee Ray Be PG: Gi ig et O. A. Harris of the Pontal clean-| McVey, Negro middleweight of! Piace. The latter squad is only standing figures in the gridiron SS a : be 8 okt ike a aa “i a Bee ae ers of the West End Business Men's’ New York, knocked out Bobby Bar- | one game behind the leaders and world for more than two dez- ! : ash omega ae ny handicap league rolled into third | rett, of Philadelphia, in the s*V-/ coming fast. aden. - place with $48. Harris shot all his enth round of a 12-round match > Roper, who has directed the ? games above the double century! here tonight. Heavy body punches Professional Resener. Princeton Tigers, 1926 cham- ‘ mark and scored four consistent | weakened Barrett and a left hook | Cleveland 34, erro Di - . sein at the Wile Taree. tan counts. His counts were 215, 213,| to the stomach sent him down for) Chicago 30, Rochester 25. ) several years. also hae had: 2-14 and 306. . the final count. McVey weighed |; , coaching experience at Missense Jake Pflueger, the veteran bowl- | 149, Barrett 150%. | ) University, Swarthmore, Sewa- - er who wag high for St. Louis in Babe McCorgary, of Oklahoma, ORE ROOMS ' nee, Virginia M. 1. and with the |the Peterson classic, bowled four| scored a technical knockout over | M '$ Quantico Marines. He was an Q nice 200 counts for a total of 838; Pierre Gandon, of France, in the | | outstanding player, and is an land fourth place. Christ Sottrell| fifth round of a 10-round semifi- | NOW READY outstanding coach. In com- jis fith in the standing with 829. nal. .A right cross opened a deep | There will be 48 bowlers in ac-j gash over Gandon's eye in the! Tpe first one hundred rooms in the new Downtown Y. M. Cc. A. went fast. More now ready. Each distinctively fur- nished and decorated. Com- swimming pool facilities when of Harvey. Il. Referee Is Beaten. is An outbreak of rowdyism ec- curred at Ridgewood oval, Brooks lyn, iast Sunday, where the Viking sof my life. fam not going to tell it . cal order but in jump | boyhood |; ' devote several chapters to them. Incidentally, I might say here > that 1 saw one man there whorm I consider the greatest player I Left to right, at top-—Stan Keck, Al rdiparyg are Poe, k Winn. Center—Princeton linemen at chargin oe, Jas st el saat Slagle in | the ball. man, a Roper star of —_ Bill Roper, practice. Keene Fitzpatrick, Ned At left—Johnny Gor- Clayton Young—Herman Holtsclaw. Jim Wilson—Hank Bippen. Gus Schuttenterg—H. Vahrenhorst. Dr. Swoboda—Gus Arpina. Fred Utley—John Steppacher. St. James 48, Caroline Mission 18, Joe Kigoni—Christ Sci, mitt. Louis Sehmitt——Fmil Maso... building is completed. Better get your room . Rate®rea- sonable. Save time and car- a bit from my pte the days of my later career | Ptinceton coach. In my early is miwill tell much of the) ‘ ¢games since the war and BI will use the cut-back of |} Mom and give my early days I$ & player and coach, telling not Athletic Club of New York City, Performed the unexpected an eliminated he Galicia Spo Club, also of New York City goals to 2. After the third ge the unsportsmanlike element, which is found among the Spani club's following, began te m ) itself felt, and after one of the dex %! Princeton, but of Missouri, | cisions of Referee McCabe rusheg | rtamore, Sewanee, Virginia | upon the field. Although the ball #*"’ wammte, the Quantico | had been sent out of play by # and otber teams I have striking the chest of a Galicia play- & d coach. 6. : er and the arbiter rightly ordered © ol —_ In FRiséclpha Aug. a bye kick, the crowd intimidateg @” _[t Was in the fall of Roy v-— tler. Jimmy Hill—Ottoe Stein “r. fare. Young men only. Apply at new DOWNTOWN y, M. C. A. 16th and Lecust Fred Zappala—Fred Ford. Frank Bondky—Chariles Schmitt. Henry L. Algermissen——Mike Schneider. 7:15 P. M. A. K. Knittlh—Mike Bendicks. Chas. Houser—John Law. Ben Cohen—Lee Martin. J. ¢. Amelince—A. Atlrrauist. J. ever saw, bar none, at his posi- tion. I will tell about him later.”’ Other chapters of Roper's : story will appear daily and Sun- day in the Post-Dispatch. / games coming on, local managers ‘are expected to inject nw talent into the lineups from time to time to strengthen the elevens for the annual title battles. ‘St. ‘Louis’ arranged through W. C. Woodson, se intl ten, mace “ ap ay wal manager and physical director. at stake as shown Dy 4 with the Chicago elevens thig year There is a possibiilty that Harry tatican also will use several new players in his battle front against Tate Brady's aggregation. | John Cradock will referee the opener, with Paul Murphy officiat- ing tn the second. President Barker stated yester- day that to date nothing definite had been heard from the Ulster I regarding holiday 8:30 PF. M. Walter Pfeifer—Wm. Hamm:ann ike ee Behnen. ary el Stein tohn J. Jabby—-Rov Nelson. Cone Herrmann—W. Shamoacher. . Cc. Briges—W. Hoff.nen. Held—G. Ahern. Stone—-H. Sweeney i aid The Pine Street “Y Big Five 'wants hasketball games with local its floor. Dates can be Millers to Use ; teams on a a a a ae a YY YY ED DD ee a _ DD dd * 5 ‘ - “+ F ¥ - om eg ve> ot E RE CS TIN wiry a tel eh war ar te anes oe) eet ne 4 eae SC ee ee ee ee ee ee Se an PP Rr een, *” i " » ine re a aS on™ vr te OE te area yts - h ’ i — i i i an | teams the following two years, but. New Player in | Princeton lost in 1892 by 6 o 4, Contest Today | though winning 4 to © in 1893. | | These games stirred all the boys of . ‘ my neighborhood and many ieams! Team Plays White Banners in | sprung up. I played regularly and : Met Tea sy Pires Die vam | Dewan to develop a fair sort of Soccer Feature Raticans th ffici nto awardin corn 3 . eel apa panes eres & «4 between Princeton and Meet Wellstons. skill. | Bevivania at the old German- We soon developed a competitive ee: It required eight minutes to clear tket Club in Manheim and ‘spirit and began to look around fer | ithe field of the rowdies and the” | Me then I decided that when 1|8#™eS,; The Newhall boys, gons of; Joe Henness} referee added this to the regulae ae up I would do by best to | the family of cricket praeers hai@lerom the Carondelet Division of |C. of Toroftte tion 90 minutes of play. Immediate | the Pri team and we played many a came | dates in this city The Canadians = mthe Princeton team, I had | : the Municipal League, is scheduled | oe a ly after the final whistle, t*e speo- i time seeing that game for on Saturday mornings. The New- |) ke his debut in professional | recently won from the Breoklyn | tators again rushed onto the field Sked iRedenton Seen But g | balls managed to beat us, but thre | - oa 9 “ee niga : ot nied ith aed | Wanderers of the American League | and attacked the official. He was Hi, 4.4 lie Risininey elninad honors were only slightly in their edna wor 4 ae ‘te Ban-| for the Straus Cup. | ‘|beaten about the head and sustaine@ Mo cvs ang. mvecif to| favor. ie Appear Wp ae ok gg Atala sek ow abrasions about the body. Police omg, .. +1, beginning of the gec- Thus I started in football and. ee oat Prcirgg phn tn deubie | guard at the park saved McCat continued through my prep andy a a ra oaaiinntntn esis this | from more serious Injuries, : college days, following which I be- | a a i I LE ROE, A special meeting of the com-@, ©” great stadium then|san coaching and have followed | Pe — on hs ein Ce mittee has been called to consider. iy a small stand and a roped that profession more or less rog- |? wy n the op , g the action to be taken against this” mid. My crowd managed 10/Ularly since. As full of thrills is/~ - ni a ht Miamiien atts Mia the teat club. its w t he f li were these first games they fade! .. in “re — eee a a Save | recur eer Senge 8 a way to the front nes ; “4 first move by Manager Folev to ip the Washineton Alleys to- 5's Protests lodged by the ie Muatting there- we saw the | #way when compared to the excit- PEGE et ome .|@day at 1 p. m Poothall Club of Akron, 0., the p : bing contests of later years. . | strengthen last season's champions. | %#¥ at ° Pp. mm. . oa had rinceton was leading when The Millers did none too well in The Razz will line up with Ame N. J.. and the North Shore Football ed. The Princeten hack- In my next instaliment I will tell | ‘ * - a a 7 | ling, Jim Wilson, Lee Martin, Ben aj Club of Evanston, Tl were BOR Bioomposed of Phil King, Johr- of the most thrilling and nerve- ithe games ae: “ the Western and Hank Bippen, while the 74| entertained at a recent meeting @iaie Fiint and Shep Homans|racking game of my life—e con- | ~OCttr ee have M. Roth, Ollie ijthe committee because. of 9, consistently .through the/|test mere spectacular than I ever | disbanded. Beckler. George Metz- aiseaions nature of the objectic With the EEE ane POF ‘tasting better than ever" ~ enepey tt re UE ade et Me A, " mares or» SO le (NN TER CCA ee ee OR se Ay eee ate re. ChE A od we eee nee bee om eRe Ae Vib ag = forwarec ROLLS WASHINGTON FIVE Ameling’s Witter Razz are }out for revenge, when they take on Stein's Washington five in maich of three games tota No Big Stadium Then. Jerry | (otto ins ae hird Ponte mae Cohen Washingtons Overbeck, A. er and (mte Stein MARTIN BAND INSTRUMENTS ‘The Worlds Finest Saxophone players are in great demand. Salaries are big and positions plentiful. Hundreds, yes thousands of young fellows are earning big money playing Martin Handcraft Saxophones in the leading dance and theatre or- chestras and bands. The Martin is the easiest of all Saxophones to learn to play, because its the fin- est in the world—made by hand. Come in—let us tell you how easy it is to make big money, quick. ities expect to see no matter how long I | national challenge cup ti ais CAME Kave me my first sight live. ehnuny Poe; and my how he td me! I can see him yet 1s Brried the ball on a quick 2pen- mtween the Penn guard und He was a wonder ani the peround gainer for Princeton. . Thayer, fullwack, and * Vail. quarterback, o? lvania, also made a creat on on: me. I remember ‘Vail’s passing of the ball, end ‘nd, to Thayer for punts was on. mofthe players wore h:2ad- Mthat day, but got protection Phair which grew so long it lit- Covered half their faces. It | there I firat saw the V or blay. On thinking it over, to me as if this was the R @angerous play that could n devised and I am astou- at many were no”. ma'!nmiea wured every time it was used. "Boys Formed a Team. eatetton won that game and tlated me. I saw The same ~ wi | EXTENSION OF JUAREZ MEETING IS LIKELY the Associated Press. El. PASO, Tex., Nov. 27.—An ex tension of at least 30 and possibly 50 days will be in order when tae present 25 days of Sracing eF i Nov. 30 at the Jockey Club, Juaret it was rumored here today. While W. P. Kyne, general ‘manager, *° Gre fused to confirm the rumor, ft @ known that racing men st t track are planning to continue ft meet until the first of the year’ Se least. Crowds are increasing, #2% while purses have been cut slight!¥, this has not changed the class racing. Pacific Coast to Get N. A. G. Event In 1928 or I Ry the Aecnctated Press. NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-—The ‘tional amateur golf champions® which for 31 years has been ¢ ‘fined to courses of the East ‘| Middle West, probably will Played on the Pacific Coast 11928 or 1929, the United at 'Golf Association disclosed t (An appeal was made to have ‘year’s event staged beyond ‘Rockies after the winning of t ast championship at Baltusrol B “iGeorge Von Elm. The Les |geles star was the first Far Ww ‘linksman ever te annex the ere and friends were eager to have n! 6 ‘defend the title in his home me . Tentative arrangements 1 had been made, however, to ® “ Y the tournament to the Mintkah " ie, Club of Minneapolis. |! Explaining that the U. 8. @. Pxecutive Committee “was my thetic to the wishes of promine golfers in regard to the Face - Coast,” Secretary H. H. Ramee? sald that Roger D. Lapham of 58m Francisco, a member of the = utive Committee, had been assigne to investigate Far West condit with a view to selecting a dest course. Of the 80 championships far held, 26 have been © the East and 10 ta the a Gr ao ee - . ves wee — ADVERTISEMENT . P x , 9 5 ¥ _ ° Ys ~ : Rn el I RR OREN Me lt ON AEN TEL AG NOOR CNA ETN MUTE 1 ROY SOO +P) AORN LOGO LORIE BS | me Om . y ne 7 A aR pth aD aly AEN ERE ORR aye a ed a. a ee ee rey Pee on . oo oo" x erm — we gen or Oe in oe " et ae ~ _ — we ay en see rn Viet. 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Freshmen Give |~ | . ei St. Louis U. Fine 1927 Prospects jf Graduation of Pe a a Will Be Only Loss From 1926 Team. oe. . lieted * strength of the i857 S&t 7 = 77 Louise University football team wi depend almost entireiy on how le - +> many freshmen players survive ine vear scholastically. At the Buiken «= © ; 7 he _ gc! bavre learned that av- > —_ * - + tumn s -ai.res 901 ther ’ . 3. freshman may ‘ac 3 3 “- | _— on the morrow and taxe up ai ’ a @ - = —s 4 *-.T, .T bd ~ of them. This time only _ - wr * two years, bu . ome i+ : @iit - =a" —_ -. &£ Wwe Line Will a ites “Men. With four linemen will be the tackles Meb.. s .., taF Company, and ranking it among the large exclusive truck pqunds, and Miller weighs Manufacturing organizations of the country. VICTOR has no eo oe et more stock for sale. : " 9 % , " ments concerning his schedule tut by ot. Louisans. ssance or teasing Tee tore What VICTOR Means to St. Louis undoubtedly Because: In designing VICTORS, engineers have ever had i mind convenience and accessibility, making for econ- W. W. Ballahce, Coal, Ice t omy of operation and maintenance. is A ixtur ul rs oc an ne in , VW aT tou back ; also I —— ‘Oo be no reason wry ie, kota State should not also be sc! uled and prob Terence a - His Ww 4 at TT, o* Bbes 7 > certainly one in the Valley organ- and stationery houses, and other sources of supply. ization. _ Chases will steadily increase as the business of the company ex- = Tet . Numerous other St. Louis merchants profit through the Hz Marauetie |. 9s Qsznoms 37 payroll expenditures of the VICTOR COMPANY. ; Rolla St. Louis U. Opens Voc ce nents, Why St. Louis Truck Users Should Use VICTOR TRUCKS The 1926 seasor }°—nrinefield P T—Netr . pands. 4% With Vanderbilt Game on New Year’: Day Will Dedicate New Billiken Gymnasium. Louis truck —_— .—— = ; . St Lw U - 5 ‘ T i** rs) : . A ; new = - ; "no + oh) =o . . euvers everyvwher >. WY Hall gevm for about a month ¢ VICTOR. AT 2. -aseccmebaggell tans gant +, ashing? schea- €Xpends annually thousands of dollars among St. Louis hard- ably one or two con- ware houses, foundries, lumber dealers. paint dealers, printinz TRUCKS because they are built in St. Louis or because St. Louis SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 238, 1926 - & £ * — + ae 2 ee ao “ oy ea ia wi 4 e. — Sean ern ER J ae . i fr" oo Ww Pal ae 7 . a ° & - > . - +, ” SP tes, at - = 2 ™ GREATER for IREATER S ine “TRUCK FACTOR LO CAP ACITY FIFTY TRUCKS PER DAY | enum These pur- money and men to St. Louis from the four cor- users should not necessarily buy VICTOR ee wm 4: aig a Attorney. J UDER, Vice-President. Title Guaranty Trust Co. CHAS. E. DAPRON. Genera! Superintendent.of Production. Ss. H. DORSEY. Vice-President. VICTOR Motors, Inc. ICTOR MOTORS—now a eee a million-dollar company— ae fee “= is a GREATER ST. LOUIS institution! business profts by the building up of a great truck industry here, but because: VICTOR TRUCKS furnish transportation at the low- est cost per ton mule. Because: There are no finer trucks built anywhere. highest grade of workmanship and materials are used in their construction. Because: VICTOR TRUCKS have been used for three and one- half years under any and all kinds of service and road conditions in this country and in many foreign lands and have given universal satisfaction VICTOR TRUCKS have made friends wherever they are used. aiewy ®t doing so nicely as one might wish ¢ “First Battle of the Marne” for Wets. While this wet and dry war rages, : , ake an airplane view of the bettiefie Because, They are handsome in appearance—good advertise- ments for their owners. Because: VICTOR users in St. Louis enjoy direct factory serv- ice. Because: While maintenance cost is the lowest the price in the first instance is right. VICTOR Trucks Cover the Field VICTOR TRUCKS are built in eight distinct sizes, ranging from the speed truck to the Model 90—a leviathan of the road. Every user can find @ chassis to suit his requirements in one or more VICTOR models. TRUCKS VICTOR MOTORS, Inc. Salesrooms, 2745 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. Phones, JEfferson 2420, JEfferson 0228~ * — W. P. ERHART, Erhart Leather Co. JOHN P. FENDLER, General Contractor. PAUL A. GAYER, Judge, Court of Criminal Correction. HENRY A. HERCHERT, Herklotz-Herchert Construction Co. Only the Coincident With 1 : Announcement, VICTOR Prices | oe %, ere My - * * ~ ~S 23 =~ z swW&S : - Are Sharply Red Model 25. Capacity, 3600 Ibs. Old Price. $1625. NEW - AS price.... 91195 ." & Capacity, 6500 Ibs. Old Price. $2245. NEW $ PRICE iti ft | tit: a Model! 7c. Capacity, 8800 Ibs. Old Price, $292s. NEW — PRICE... $2795 Dual Transmission. —— . om eee ; — " “ se he parties aveided taking sides on PRICE.... o y i: Jesiavery question. Eventually they were Dual Trazsmissionz. —— ‘te. For many years slavery existed bu All capacities include weight of cab and body lic All prices St. Louis delivery. St. Louisans save thes Never before, we believe, have equal values been | fine Trucks at suck remarkably low ey See t at VICTOR Sales ‘Rooms, 2745 Locust Street, and ¢ yourself by personal investigation that nowhere else cai obtain motor Trucks which will answer your f as wel] as VICTORS. Ask any ohe of the hundreds of VICTOR drivers VICTOR is the Truck you want. VICTOR Trucks may be equipped wich pocumatic electric lights and starters as required by the , Let Your Next Track Be a V. St. Leuis Victor Users Inclade: — Fe Insulating & Materi ait ae AAvyance Paver Box Lo Kaysing Iron Works ~ John F. Kiopsteia, Laver Furniture Ce. General Hauling ° Geo. D. Barnard Sta. Co. Otto Bartl ing. Haul: ing Contractor LaSalle Iron Works Board of ! ~at Frank Leibinger, - Lindecker Hardware Cae US Brocismith ‘Mig “Co Mrazek Moving & See Carondelet Planing Mill Cc. City Dairy Co _ q City Foundry Co. Niehaus & Pthe Clemens Feed Co. F. W. Peerless Vito Cusumano. Express Clarence Reinhardt, Peut Fred J. Daues & Son Father Tim Dempsey Dew Drop Inn | D + Dairy Co. St. Lomis Steel : c Loe: Walter Drier, Hauling Contractor . Louis Storage & Arthur Dwyer, Furniture & Moving M. Schenberg Ca. lohn Esser Semi-Steel Casting Ga E. E. Evers, Meat Jobber Stanard-Tilton Milliag € Sterling Flooring: = 8b) » do of Victor Iron Works “Ss Walts & Pearl, Frait C. R. Watkins Fura &. Wild Hunter Dairy Le W. F. Williemses Ben Gilbers, Hauling Contractor Hauck Express Frank Hediger Jr. Hensiek Coal & Hauling Co. Heinecke Coa! & Supply Co. - H-erklotz-Herchert Cemstruction Ce. M. Wolf, Furniture 28 Hofman Bros. Produce Co. S. Wolff, Fruit & | Hogan Truck Service Co. Geo. H. Zollmann F®|) TAOCCUSRSTS Hee eee neneeeesenSeEsueEss sepees geseernnsee, Pho! VICTOR j ‘ Ree the “the 2 be Do! FRANK H. LEIBINGER, General Contractor. EDGAR REIDINGER, Secretary and Treasurer. VICTOR ‘ort H. A. SCHOKNECHT Jr., Branch Manager, VICTOR Motors, i . GUY WILSON, President, VICTOR Motors. Inc. — > co .) Reservations will be taken at CEutral $515. rts [weight of public opinion decided it. prohibition is the biggest issue in this L_ try. and it opinion definiteiy crystallizes one way ether. and forces a decision. Thus Ehence the issue persists. | This does not necessarily mean Sountry wiil one day. be either wet or sthe contrary, there are numerous enligi persons who think it will wind up bei @aid no nation could long exist half thinks of VICTOR. Prove to your ows i@pand half free, but it does not follow ation can exist half wet and half « f& matter of fact, several countries are 7 preciseiy that, and getting along nicely, you Indeed, this very country is. armies, and note the previous course Stand strategy is to be, what the Weapons are to be employed. From me rederich, Comcrete a oa ' < Sato rae Stockhoff er -243 18 a2n oppertuge time for maka Chas. a Fischer, Ice = Fuei Ce. a Taetz Servations A great battie had ju Fruit Supply Co. Tip- °? ing =o : fou ch TT} ; " ° Garrison-Wagner Printing Co. Union Ice Cream Ca us The election of Nov. = was (wets what the first battle of the M pe the allies. Until that moment the pthen: had been a succession of defeats. a Whole front. 4 | as repeated. Rallying. the wets @ Mand The drys were stopped, thrown ae com pelled to dig in for the pu = Briefly, this is the history of what 3 Peened Originally, this war was det Pfessiona! armies On one side we FMquor iuterests—-brewers % who held the balance of power Most of the neutrals were imdity s * Of the propesal to put prohibition ; Coast; ition What they did understa 3 har 1). liquor traffic had become a %® the social order. Ther saw 5 distittep, exercising a corrupting inf ties they saw the saloon existing = CE Nt ae i? } How the Saloon Took *S0ever would buy. brewers must Sons, it was imevitable that tes “Sieiats whe regulated the salooss. ‘SeTs. many of whem were mere t it continued to be an issue unt Regardiess of parties and regardiess will eontinue to be until opinion has been shifting and some places and dry in others. inspect the positions of the war has taken. Perhaps we cam what the major objectives are, ectives are. and what tactics and observers calculate the probabie Far 4 . the drys had pushed them back Then the story of the Ging what ther Bad cained tatillers, pers. amd these persomaily inte ‘liquor traffic. On the other professional drrs—the Antisaloon W.c. T. ©. and various religious | sidelines was the vast bedy of of them drank littie or aot at a& aot understand the revo’utionary of crime. : Hand im Politics. 2t eentent to manufacture and : the chain saloon. Owning Fur rest themselves in the election of

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nt With This ement, e Ibs. ee) Ibs. 25. : 195 ion. =| 1 ined ey Ibs. . 9S Be ion Ron CT PR) A.MRAZEK] ———— TOs Model go. Capacity, 4800 Iba, Old Pri ce, $2995. Model! 60. Capacity, 8800 Ibs. Old Price, $2675. NEW $2595 PRICE... Model 8&4. Capacity, 12,000 Old Price, $3725. Pmece.: si Mode! &oB. 3 Capacity, 12,000 Ibs, Old Price, $6600. PRICE.... 90399 § is PRICE... Bus Chassis. ~~ ude weight of cab and body equi s delivery. St. Louisans save the f lieve, have equal values been available remarkably low prices. See these ooms, 2745 Locust Street, and co investigation that nowhere else can which will an ne hundreds of V Swer your require ICTOR drivers w . Prove to your own satisfaction ck you want. may be equipped with pneumatic tarters as required by the purchaser. ext Truck Be a VICTO ® other, and forces a decision. Victor Users Include: Insulatine & Materials Co. “Ice & John Kaysing Iron Works F. Klopstein, Coal & Lauer Furniture Co. Contractor Fran Lind 1 Co. LaSalle Iron Works k Leibinger, General ecker Hardware Co. Mrazek Moving & Storage Co. Emil Naert, Stone Mason Niehaus & Eckerich, Brick Peer ae less Express & Transfer Clarence Reinhardt, Coal & John Reinhardt, Coal and Ice Tony Ribaudo, Meats & Rudi Fruit & Produce | n Bros.. St. Lowis Steel Casting Co. Contractor St. & Moving Semi- Louis Storage & Moving M. Schenberg Co. Steel Casting Co. r Stanard-Tilton Milling Co. ete Sterling gS Co. snocthott Sup @ Fuel Co. Thos. y Co. Taetz, gwen Tip-Top Bottling Co. © ne Co. Contractor io oe Wild Geo. Union Ice Cream Co. Victor Iron Works Walts & Pearl, Fruit & Watkins Furn. & Hunter Dairy Co. W. F. Williamson Adv. Ca. , M. Wolf, Furniture & M Co. S. Wolff, Fruit & Produce H. Zollmann Commi VICTOR Meter maintains a hig cab and body bull factory and is Pp to furnish a cabs and bodies tainable; built to oult the ments of the peculair r ‘users. : tal Contractors and Treasurer, h Manager, VIC VICTOR Motors, TOR Motors, Inc. CTOR Motors, Inc. best & iquor duterests—-brewers, eS YA « AQAt eS ee Na" YHfjjj) .* RASA ANN wee rest = .QX’ RRS ~ SS S SN SN WN KCC AWN ~ S A“ WW * ~ . . ~~ \ SS KG SS WO SO SQ XQ S saspenquanossveoccueanssansaecessesssssarcasssesenessensesemeetemees em a oe THREE. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28. 1996 PAGES 1—14B. — _UNESReEE ee oe TNS a ne ee —_— — enn oe —y Vets Take Offensive: Prohibition Becomes Real Issue ua atis Gain First Substantial Victory on Referenda) Ih Eight States and Make Liquor Question Coda try’s Biggest Political Question by Putting Drys' 2 on the Defensive. ' | | ( SEVEN UNITED STATES SENATORS OPENLY WET : Broken. but Opponents Themselves Without Suitable Legislation to Effect : a ' Immediate Change. Nayne B. Wheeler’s ° Strangle Hold” on Congress Is eS ee o ee a _— of Restrictive Laws F md ‘ ‘ ~ — “y es — _ By PAUL Y. ANDERSON, j Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. HE biggest political issue in the United States today is prohibition. That it is not an two political parties, makes peLween issue no differ- ne ? } EL * Great issues do not arise between par- | and parties, / should have invited. - they arise out of conditions, e sides on them when they are forced to. That prohibition already exists in law makes no differen Great issues are not decided by the passage of laws; they are decided by blic opinion, of which law and its enforce- tare but the expression. For many years parties avoided taking sides on the yery question. Eventually they were forced For many years slavery existed legally, ‘but it continued to be an issue until the ‘weight of public opinion decided it. Regardiess of parties and regardless of law, hee sage is the biggest issue in this coun- ida definitely crystallizes one way or an- Thus far pub. opinion has been shifting and uncertain: ce the issue persists. This does not necessarily mean that ntry will one day be either wet or dry. contrary, ns who think it will wind up being wet i some places and dry in others. no nation could long exist half slave half free, but it does not follow that no tion can exist half wet and half dry. As Matter of fact, several countries are doing isely that, and.getting along nicely, thank Indeed, this very country is, although the On mot doing so nicely as one might wish to see. “First Battle of the Marne” for Wets. While this wet and dry rages, let ke an airplane view of the battlefields. war Let Ms inspect the positions of the contending and note the previous course which , Perhaps we can inake\ rmies, he war has taken. t what the major objectives are, what the nd strategy is to be, what the immediate | bjectives are, and what tactics and what Weapons are to be employed. From such data | #0 observers calculate the probable fortunes of war. e This is an opportune time for making ob- Tvations. A great battle had just been fought. The election of Nov. es what the first battle of the Marne was the allies. Until that moment the war for m had been a succession of defeats. the drys had pushed them back along the le front. Then the story of the Marne a repeated. Rallying, the wets made their d. The drys were stopped, thrown back, ¢ compelled to dig in for the purpose of M0lding what they had gained. Briefly, this is the history of what has hap- Phed: Originally, this war was between pro- iona! On one side were the distillers, saloon those personally interested in Me liquor traffic. On the other side were professional drvs—the Antisaloon League ®*W.C. T. U. and various religious bodies. the sidelines was the vast body of neu- Tale, who held the balance of power. Most of the neutrals were indifferent. Yofthem drank little or not at all. They hot understand the revolutionary charac- ef the proposal to put prohibition into the tution. What they did understand was the liquor traffic had become a menace the Secial order. hey saw brews and leps exercising a corrupting influence in Dolitigs they saw the saloon existing as a “Oler of crime. How the Saloon Took Hand in Politics. Not content to manufacture and sell beer Whoever would buy, brewers must estab- ™\ the chain saloon. Owning hundreds of Sons. it was inevitable that they resi themselves in the election of public tials who regulated the saloons. Saloon e-pers, many of whom were mere bartenders armies. Meepers, and ‘the beat. ( : + , and it will continue to be until public \that it would profoundly change the powers of /by the professional! there are numerous enlightened ( Lincoln ¢ us ‘the Constitution. ) The war appeared to be over. 2 was to the, Stead- | 7A plumped so lightheartedly with the drys, }dawned on them this law could not be en- Ja sumptuary law cannot be pui into effect in, ‘communities where the majority of /had resulted from the liquor traffic. ' Saturday’s Beer vs. (drop in community morals. should | We. ee at Ce RT | BPWARD J. Epwarps, WiLWAMCBRUCE. Sey ry ' EED ) . New Jersey, Maryland, Missourr WNeurJersey, Missouri. | | DEMOCRAT DEMOCRAT’ DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN Senocunt” } working for the breweries, would not limit business. They must engage in practices and ‘crease production and reduce labor troubles, sidelines—such as gambling—which often in-‘discovered that a workman who doesn’t drink ‘ volved the corruption of the policemen OD) beer on Saturday nights is very likely The liquor traffic earned a bad‘tend labor meetings on Sunday The workman who had once wanted The neutrals saw ali this. They saw the' living and a nightly can of suds, liquor interests resist regulation which they.a Ford and a radio. They saw that distillers.’ What happened then? brewers and saloon keepers would not with- The wets, seeing that the war was not over, draw from politics voluntarily, so the neu-\began to snipe. The neutrals, shocked by trals finally concluded that a capital opera- the spectacle around them, started crossing ‘ was necessary. They decided to “‘put (“no man’s lard,’ back to the trenches of the " the professional drys. wets. -Heartened by reinforcements, and Sup-( name. only a tion in with The great majority of these neutrals did Plied with an aboundance of fresh ammuni-\ | what?! not understand that the proposal of the pro-,tion, the wets increased their fire, and fessional drys to put prohibition into the Fed- had been the mere business of mopping up a eral Constitution was an unnatural procedure.) demoralized enemy took on the aspect They saw it as a legal way to give fairly even struggle, culminating prohibition a trial. They did not realize tnat, stand on Nov. 2. it altered our whole theory of government, merely drys were definitely put the states, and that it would commit the Fed-) the defensive, and the wets definitely eral Government and the Federal courts to({ the offensive. The drys lost ground in places the enforcement of a police law. ‘They did) but on the basis of comparative strength they not foresee the appalling conditions which {are amply able for the present to hold their would result from it. It was the plan offered general position, that is, they decided to‘ prohibition on the statute books. On ‘other hand, we must not forget the military principle that the army which merely sits in| follows: The drys, so give itarun. ¢ Much Depends on the Last Battle. Of course, this was perfectly )} invariably loses in the end. Wets Won Referenda characteristie ably was less than 25,000,000, it will be seen that practically istered their attitude toward prohibition. As For a while the wets were knocked out. sourl the wet proposition was to repeal the State enforcement act, and most of the wet leaders, including Senator Reed and Senator- They realized, for the first time, that) elect Harry B. Hawes, posai, and advised their followers the people) against it. Consequently, the dry there was inconclusive. Hawes and Williams. the two wet candidates for senatorial nomi- nations, easily won over dry opponents in the primary, and the wetter of the two, Hawes. won the election. The California, Colorado and Montana elec- were on the repeal of State en- The drys won in Callfornia be- gan to see things in a great new sent. it: forced. victory are not in sympathy with it. Moreover, they saw that the socia! and po- litical evils which resulted from the presence } of the law were even worse than those which Instead of individual policemen being courted with nickel cigars and $2 bills, they saw whole police forces bought up by rum-running syn- tions also forcement acts. icaies r had been stabbed in dicates. Where one man had Be and Colorado and the wets in Montana. The | 54 awl they now saw armore ar- : a saloon brawl the} ace ail ie. es California result unquestionably was in- ads geers fi ing it) ; | ; loads of bootlegge é fluenced by the fact that grape production streets with machine guns. Instead of disap-) . a al | ee : nh that State has more than doubled under pearing. arrests for intoxication increased. a4 ages ; OR EOS : _, ( prohibition, due largely tu their use in mak- Crile, far from diminishing, reached a vol- | . : -. Dadare}’) Jog home-made wine. Montana, heretofore re- ume which had been incredible. The Federal, b lice courts garded as safely dry, went wet by a heavy rts became police — P majority In Nevada the proposition was one which condemned national prohibition as a failure. had said and petitioned Congress to call a Federal! con- stitutional convention for the purpose of Sunday’s Meeting. Virtually every evil which the drys would be eliminated by nationa! prohibition became. on the contrary. aggravated. Once the fathers had drunk beer at the corner saloon: now fathers, sons and daughters drink synthetic gin wherever and whenever they en- There was a sharp and distinct went. It carried by more than three to one. Two heretofore dry Senators and a dry Con- gressman had pledged themselves in advance by the result of the referendum. in New York, Illinois and Wisconsin were what Warne B. Wheeler of the Antisaloon League calls “straw votes,”’ because they were simply expressions of opin- to abide counter it. The referenda There was a sharp and distinct rise of po- litical corruption. In some localities, such as Williamson County, Illinois, government vir- ‘tually disappeared. a Industrial magnates, who had supported the) themselves to an orderly and conservative \drys in the belief that prohibition would in-( to at-) afternoon. / | now wanted) | of ay; | in the big(| The net effect of that engagement was as‘ on; took ¢ | to keep national { the | its trenches trying to hold what it has gained, ( of America. To take drastic action Without due reflection is a national] trait. Very few in Five States. of the neutrals reailzed, when ther decided Referendum votes on prohibition were) to take a flyer in prohibition through con- ' taken in eight states this month. Accord- atitutional amendment, that they would have ing to unofficial returns, a total of 5,756,620 the devil’s own time repealing if it should’ 1 o. were cast. of which 2.603.644 were wet turn “out to be a mistake They plum ped and 2.152.976 were dry. In other words, ) with the drys, and the Stas BS amendment 62.6 per cent were wet and 37.4 per cent was adopted, an amendment which Is CRY | wore dry. When it is rememberd that the different in character from the remainder of total vote cast throughout the nation prob- one-fourth of the voters reg- ' ) shows, condemned the pro-' to vote, what is intoxicating. ‘their full Smith, .no doubt Airplane View of Prohibition Battle Front HE wets are on the offensive and the drys on the defensive, for the first time since before the eigh- | teenth amendment was ratified. _ The drys have dug in, and are re- | lying on their superior position, if not on superior forces to hold what they . have gained. So far as numbers are concerned, the drys reached their maximum strength when, with help of a great body of neutrals, they passed the eighteenth amendment and the Vol- | stead Act, and since then they have been steadily losing adherents, while the wets have made commensurate gains. The evidence indicates that a ma- jority of the people in the nation favor modification of the present dry laws but a majority of the states are | } } | A CC OC A New York and Illinois propositions were iden. tical and asked Congress to modify the Vol- stead act to allow each state to determine The Wisconsin proposi- | tion asked Congress to modify the Volstess | ) act to allow the manufacture and sale of 2. per cent beer under Government prerbaeai © and not to be drunk on the premises where sold. The wets victories in they were to prepare won overwhelming each these states. Becta mere ‘“‘straw votes’? and possibly in advance an alibi for defeat, the dry organ- izations urged their followers not to vote in these referenda and the results indicate that many of them refrained. Analysis of the vote of use strength against the proposition. unsuccessful race made Democratic candidate for the vastly The_ remarkable, if by George Brennan, Senator on a wet platform, and reduced Republican majority of Frank L. strengthens the evidence that Illinois is wet. In that contest, however, the contest was completed by the presence of the corrup- tion issue. The Wisconsin returns They show that the drys tell the same story. could not have won had they voted. Hence the alibi that they did not participate does not hold water An attempt to appraise the wet and dry showing in other states on the basis of the votes cast for particular candidates might be because so many other elements intervened. In Pennsylvania the wet Repub- lican, Vare, beat the dry Democrat, Wilson, for Senator, but by a reduced majority. Here the corruption issue overshadowed the prohi- But for Senator Jim Reed's dis- there is have misleading, bition issue. closures of corruption in the primary, that Vare'’s majority would been two or three times what it was. In Ohio. the wet Democrat, Pomerene, was amending or repealing the eighteenth amend- defeated for Senator by the dry Republican, Willis. Willis, however, polled only the nor- mal Republican majority, and Pomerene, moreover. suffered from the opposition of or- In Massachusetts, the wet beat the dry Republican, Butler. for Senator, despite President Cool- idge’s appeal for Butler.” At the same tyme the dry Governor, Fuller, was winning by the ganized labor. Democrat, Walsh, ) ions, and the results have po legal effect. The }gsua!l Republican majority. -muned effort to have the Democratic _a national referendum on prohibition, the position of the Republican party |; Eee ‘second. states in referendum elections. /In the however, that it would have made no. campaigns and will work continuous- ge ener cee against modification, this discrep- DE OCRAT WALTER EVANS EDGE, HARRY B. HAWES MiLLARDE 5, wilco ROBERT F WAGNER ee. New York, Yland DEMOCRAT / ment (as proposed by Senator Bruce and } ancy arising from the fact that the ( strongest wet sentiment is in the densely populated states. | An influential group of wet Dem- ocratic leaders will make a deter- party in 1928 nominate a wet candi- date on a wet platform, thus insuring being such that it can hardly go wet | because it cannot risk the loss of an important group of bone-dry states in the Middle West and West. The wets meantime will continue to snipe prohibition in Congress, will continue to inject the issue into loca] | ly for the election of wet Senators, Congressmen and State legislators. ee ce The Association Against Prohibition claims, as a result ot teat ay others) to permit local option, but retaining in Congress the general regulation and con- trol of the liquor traffic. In short, to es- tablish the “‘Quebec plan” which exists in the Canadian province of that name, and which has just been adopted by Norway. 3. Modification of the Volstead aet to allow -the various states to determine what percentage of alcohol is intoxicating, whieh, in wet states ike New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, would mean nullification of the eighteenth amendment. 4. Modification of the Volstead act through the fixing by Congress of a per- centage which would allow the manufacture and sale of mild beer. Reed Wants Repeal of Amendment. | There are men like Senator Reed of Mis- souri who will be satisfied with nothing less than the repeal of the eighteenth amendment, -) pot because they are wet but because they are opposed to having that sort of legislation _)in the Constitution. ‘jnnovation which, They regard it as an if repeated many times, will certainly destroy our original plan of —— oe the election, a gain of seven | wet seats in the Senate, and a gain of 14 wet | seats in the House. It claims to have made these gains, first, | (through wet men succeeding dry men, and/ through dry men becoming wet obedience to the mandate expressed by their The drys say there will be little or no change The Other Side of the Congress Picture. The Antisaloon League claims that in next Congress the division will be as follows: Senate, 73 drys and 23 wets; House, 231 drys and 114 wets. Like such claims, dhese probably are excessive. Yet It does not give names. ( / government. With them it is a fundamental! question, a matter of historical and political principle. Senator Bruce of *Maryland, although a state’s rights man, accepts the principle of . Federal regulation on condition that the ques- tion of actual prohibition be left to the in- \ dividual states or localities within the states. in | He believes this plan would cure the main objection to constitutional prohibition, while / insuring the rigid regulation of the Nquor to submit the repeal of the eighteenth amend- | However, wars are seldom decided by the' ‘first battle. The Continentals who retreated) # matter of fact, counting other states where difference in the outcome if they had voted. ‘at Bunker HIN Mved to see Yorktown. The the prohibition issue figured.in contests for) Al a. ! British army which was hurled backward ) Office, the percentage was nearer one-half. ‘through Northern France in 1914 marched in-/ 12 most of these states, however, the cam- Behind Wet Proposal. ‘to Cologne in 1918. It was said of the Duke) Paigns involved additional issues, hence the In New York, for instance, the wet pro- of Wellington that he invariably lost every; returns would hardly be representative of ; posal received 135,000 more votes than were battle except the last one. Jim Jeffries was) Sheer wet and dry strength. ‘cast for Governor Al Smith, who received the’ \always outpointed in every round but one— The eight states in which wet referenda, highest number of votes cast for any candi- (the one in which he knocked his adversaries, were held were New York, Illinois, Wiscon-; date. It carried by more than 1,000,000. ‘out. After a while the wets sat up and began’ sin, California, Missouri, Colorado, Montana Likewise, the returns available from Iili- to shake the birdies out of their ears. and Nevada. The wets won in all except nois, where the wet proposal carried by ap- About this time the neutrals who had) Missouri, California and Colorado. In Mis- proximately 300,000, show that the wets would have won even if the drvs had cast ment to the states; it is unlikely that the wets | ‘eould muster more than 150 out of the 435 ( Course, are opposed to the eighteenth amend- ‘ment, but they see no hope of repealing or }amending it soon, and they want quick dc- votes in the House, or more than 30 out of) the 96 in the Senate. To modify the Volstead act would require | signature of the President. To submit | the eighteenth | the the repeal or modification of amendment would require a two-thirds vote’ of each house. It is plain, a majority vote in each house of Congress and } therefore, that the) chances*of either event coming to pass in the( next Congress are zero. On the other hand, by the wets in the make dry Senators and the bie November election will man’ vote rolied up’ ) amendment to be repealed or amended: Congressmen ; very cautious about voting for additional dry ‘ measures It sums up, wets will then, that while the lows,” /-much statesman as wet: the | not be able to pass any wet legislation in the) next Congress, they probably will be able to prevent any dry legislation, such as that ting teeth in’’ existing laws or increasing the appropriations for enforcement. Where, then, do we go from here? war is on. The drys are in, and the problem confronting the wets is to put them out. What are the wets’ immediate plans? ultimate objective, and how do they to achieve it? Here we find differences of optinion. allies, consisting, first, of Jim Reed and Senator Bruce, to constitutional! second, of various wet organizations | The purpose who are op- posed ciple; finally. of most of the former neutrais. cluding a large number of the broad-minded clergy Their allies are divided on how far. *put- f traffic. Then we get down to the “practical fel- the wet statesmen who are not so they are willing to let the amendment stand, On terms which in the’ would permit it to be nullified in wet loeali- most ? )} to leave the determination of what is intoxi- | on a proposal to modify the Volstead act, or, ties. With them are those who are willing cating to the courts, feeling that courts are likely to reflect the sentiment of the com- munities in which they sit. All these, of tion of some sort. As a matter of fact, modification of the Volstead act undoubtedly would be regarded by them as a step toward the ultimate repeal of the amendment. Hence it might be classed as a minor and intermediate, rather than as a final objective. What tactics are to be employed? Here we find differences again. For the eighteenth (1) Congress must by a two-thirds vote submit the question to the states, or (2) two-thirds of the states must pe tition Congress to call a Federal Constt. tutional Convention. Amendments sub- mitted do not become effective until rati- fied either by the Legislatures of three- fourths of the states or by canventions in three-fourths of the states. How Issue Could What is their . Become National. Senator Bruce told the writer that he did , not believe the wets could ever obtain a two- prohibition on prin-. and what remains of the liquor interests, and, ) | verdict. ene | thirds majority in Congress by electing a wet men like Senator / Senator here and a dry Congressman there. He believed that the question mu$t be thrown into a Presidential contest, made @ nationa! party issue, and be the subject of a nationa! That caf happen, he added. only by the Democratic party nominating a wet can- | didate for President on a wet platform. The candidate should be either Gov. Ritchie of they want to go, and by what methods they} Maryland, Gov. Smith of New York or Sena. should proceed. of the gets must following: l. Repeal of the eighteenth amenament and repeal of the Volstead act, placing pro- Libition once again in the hands of the in- dividual! states 3. Amendnient of the eighteentn amend- necessarily be one of the ; | However, the final objective tor Reed of Missouri. “The Democratic party must be convineed.” ae said, “that its only hope of victory is through nominating a candidate who can ' carry the East. That means a wet candi- date. The South may be dry. but it wili re , main Democratic, because of the race Ques. 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* ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926. ae . = SATIIPA i PAGE 2B - a | NEW EMPIRES FOR OLD. REORGANIZING THE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. A me We Sn ee ee Te, _ _ | Paes ini i LI ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , Momcamane ra wewar comnsste, | SER Sarees Se ete Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER | It was Inevitable that empire as the world has , December. il. 1878 | known it would be ended by civilization, and we see who has filled the office of Secretary of the State ~gtgs a on Me meer. 44. : Be ~~ y Se amt aE a ee Ne, s" s meats | in : | it so ending in the political dissolution of the En-| Highway Commission since April last, to the iy : ee ST IE GA wea aes : oo on, he Ti lez ublishin ompany ish-speakin rovinces. Em based ; eae :' i sd Paty. are £ ; i * Je — Pee ? lg + ites aan an — ee ag st ae neg “ er a on the commission caused by the resignation of Mr. ' a és : d ss a Stee rence — ¥ Se ; | es a an _ pe —— at Of Gary, Gov. Baker is adopting sound policy, at least, in Set ie oe ’ ne ee irae = wher, Grieving for Dead al re civilization. : sti ma ; . coil Ps. —— —— : ses in Ni | | THE POST-DISPATCH PL\T- , Ey 4 = ‘ ‘ oe pes gS rary ” tag, | Peorganizing the Highway Commission. Mr. McGrew 1 as “a - Son, Arises in Night to | the FORM. ee ee ee ee ee ee eee experience in the work of the highway com- : . eae 6 : life a I know that my retirement will flung English possessions, but of the old British po- mission. and is known as an enthusiast for good Bs ee End : oe >. make no difference in its cardinal | litical empire they are all that is left. Ra é i a neipies. that it will always fight i Perhaps we think the greatest achievements of our ji ; , : a a -ause of the death({ |. i ~ amwess or reform, mever tol- ||. i SP PE er ) il age | Gov. Baker is quoted as saying that it was not his he a ia nc hoty pace oie me lo - tice or corruption, always | ne SES SOPOT SRS ecleeeiine, Sut Ke ie wet oe. intention to suggest Mr. McGrew for the vacant chair- 4 , ee otigeee mia f 183 pe erate injustice ’ Infinite} ; , , iD Ome SUBE Mr. 3 vee : 54 years oid. of 3 nfinitel reate : i ; . bbott. | nent a a mae | men i eerescagg aa “e te voereea Bina | ™Eship, held by 3ir. Gary, but ts SE poy Oe ~ ~ —_— . = = street. early yesterday sat- ‘an never scetieed tae a pore bie simadieet indie Pa Pe ej a 7 a “4 post would go to the present vice-chairman, Charles ‘ o% ed her night ee —_ never lack sympathy : ) agg , he aginst . = 4 wR D. Matthews, who has served on the highway commis- é wsene, ignited it and urn |. plunderers, ‘tires die tionalism, than which there is nothing greater in the Se on ear pullic wellare. never be rorid today! Nations disliked and distrusted one screaming. Her | ™™ : . inting news; another. The first A Ministers were . F | satisfied with merely prin all 2 and always hoping to see it i ti with the inter- The report that Under Secretary of the Treasury | . : _ NE ae * Pit 6 7 ° a WE OF ARR OVE ISR Ss IE RE TRS E+ fe pts 5 pean « wh aS ae > 7 " oy Bbae ~ i. irs algo economically interesung eg k es ter. Anybody who has taken the royal mauling he | got from Al has an equitable claim on any job within | est of England. eed | ; disregarding the rights or Utes ss pei the control of the saints of the Republican party. | , : neo iad the Emperor Trajan. probably the great- arge owners for th ” Pgs a ; ; : ; es . > utive an empire ever had, said to this? . Tra- DER oY Many will watch Ut! | — : aioe mn ’ quite as much indebdted, and for whom provision dering whether th: ms can si ed, Jj arched all over the Roman Empire when i as qa vege - 5 Sou ‘ ae eae a Ri ts ee .. |Will likewise have to be made. There is. since they are repo! C greatest. He plugged every hole in that great } no ability, business incustr: ’' tary wall which included a considerable part of three rill the experimen ouce : 8 63 tn oe —o — Will t a ee ee -7; continents. He made vigilant and intelligent force | ~ xe ca re , se eel scale acroas the border af! us | ' tling the oil scandals before the public heard too 't shake any titled rights here’ 2 what Mussolini dreams of making it today—but that == re eee ae an meee . : . ORS Sal PR a | ee BE ch about them. The Senator’s somewhat clumsy poor here ever mi: 36a:- was when civilization was young. In our own dar, ees ce i . ' Se ee ‘ aaa , eee had the effect of a 5 Trang 3 in- When strife comes up b¢ the day of the new British Empire, civilization is —— ot S Sepmereng, Ot 8m & id be considered. and they probably will ~f $3 th be fair game coloréd peons ot lle of Oklahoma, for a socialistic move to divide up land Trajan would have considered indispensable. Thought * p A s eo + s aeahes = ~ ‘ _ . “ we > : |! here are other lame ducks to whom the party is —_ tyne thet ody ay > » SR ERE NEMO KR Ge ag ert eeee ere R away Pa. rat oz 22 ere ae cay «oe tnt SRA II ibaa Rye cine i 7 - ~ + . . j . " 4 5 that diphtheria or c the Mother Country are of one kind. They are of Geserve BO atien ges “@ , : 3 4 at ; : . ~_ . be) being had already don So z siteh dine wah | This column is designed to ¢ bec: a fami! : >. YU Ps INTERN ON |; NOTE. Per | ak became a family, of reads -_ FERNATIONAL FASHION & 4 | without bias the ietest comment ay been made recentiy by Dear Sir: Everrbody knows that the fa ly ’ . ai ( Sag Sieben npeittoreey 3 | eadin ublici exspapers and revive Dellef in the doctrine : viné he trousers creased is a mark of ; - a P blicists. n ; : ' + ~ > : c ; not pot nee ay Se ee ; Ke a ia ial ile provinces wiil make their ow ; ee Te St eee RECON ES, ete ei gi (ei, ™ 10%, . mourt | humbers King of England. many years ago fostered instrumental in preparing man} : : their own treaties. They air i * " — = - Ss 1imse: 5 sn n: the idea he side wheel crease, extending |JEWISH SENTIMENT AXD Va ‘ 4 » sal x be: oy Lica - &§ , . ] ’ He] ; ; . 2 ; iaWws and their um and ap pi . ot own Minist rs to foreign capitals. | -i1] le > re Gm?! . aiong } Seams on ‘ it} ee : ir os . J cas . ‘es, x e P . Fog : ‘ d iné ha Walk é QD Lil¢ ac AK Oi Lae i - *c- : : ‘ ~> . ont. > ‘ a ae ct +> ~ } = ma > > er ‘ees! ' iad ‘ ‘ Jae + } le P : y ai ' _ ?? 1% ’ . : a li : peace. They are sovereign states, each bound to all ' sus e ” Hell is real ell i | cently the newspapers announced that the BS See sight displays of unking . King intimat it he likes our style bet- | by a few injudicious Jews in Chitage & | ter. and will adop ir plan. Both ideas are [| ward Queen Marie of Rumania. bene & Sa ri¢ ds oti os " ' at ’ } Pai - ; ; aes! Ti : sili : rood | Qn a = . r ; sav “(;seorxze. why 1. i ‘ : —. Ret bs , We ni wha ivilization cz . = Ssinecu ; ap se : gag ie Her country’s ill-treatment of Jewtsh NC potna the ip nd down creases, tron , 3 ‘ - —_ _ dee _— » there. have given cause for comment a 3 »? - _ cai y presse. ._* and that law is h , ; ro hed of qiaZznosis 7? Ff . i+ ieesaatinien oe ad gees a Cetra Hg aoe ay a escape the responsibility fails to function properly. by only a bond of affection and a common interest Ta s , = % ii Ine iekai ira that the medical fra : Pe mor =e Le, Sees oo aye e? “See ag | {> i* ‘ ‘ aid 3 ‘ i . 4% ' . a = - - . ir ‘ : . —_ . te. - " ad mF aul 7 your pla iiong the sid« ’ Bets , ? > : { ey é | ay anw r . : : - ; ¢ . ~ ’ . 77) as - , 7 . , , — 3 : Dy . unity The symbol would find herself in the so people and his people In its issue of Nov. 17 the St. Leuts used their heat ‘ {ior’ts To discov. or ' * a MORE LIKE LE ER : ’ v i ‘wre , = Be J at ~~ hms T een: | hy ," : : ig ‘ note! , _ 7 . hes . ; 5 . lo > > hal = : . — ; 4 sult that our individual hea:t . eas It is a more likeable France that withc ‘ | Inland walerways oug uf > reached Dy Ldis 7" . , ' the sauty and nang o1 the noveny qunc | to 4 visiting sovereign, or the systesl proving — our ay gees sagt eontil its troops from foreign conquest —- ime an estate i! hich o (Ors CAD speak of the ; ., i siwrsnsaga iy | Another thin it would prove Government maintained by such , to jlengt #T. it eee ms That ss” i s es S at oe af : ry wall , ae os S, i ime riven ‘ 1ttit@ , financial] > r to the ‘aliors and resee rs, #1 nu. and unob ti oe have used the law.to further t] own from 650,000 to 400,000 men, and relaxes compulsory *: itaour cau it the great valley and allude l them a go to Hell’ ales ete ee a ai il a the ‘ - Tei} “ nable by commen Em pyeiet stages es ee agg re z . e ; , sd ae ae poe = ; - a _* ; | as the bobbed hair craze has been to t tests, while regrettable. perhaps, ag) selfish ends. with the result that ti Military training from 18 months to a year. If it Vast. Chese | barbers and the beauty shops. You can see untoward incident, is no cause fer on , , ‘ . - +} ig} +h retat Tn ft ; ° : im , ; : 2 F . crime disease is rampant and the so ial ne » it clearly — nadine: a ain iniern | what the effect would be on all those who interference. And particularly body is afflicted with something which ,, . 14 : Cdl : | SE LP es : = inheres no Hell? Why that’s absurd! . i aeeerd with ree an “nele Sam true | ase uman hen “ oe open to palsy or iat ping pa ralysis is Dot Wanted. it wFoulGc restore itself Lo iL former a , . § Tiwv7 : 4 . , > ~ ’ har tha though~+ may hein ma ~~ - e are in a co a WwW i * a Geor gr we b age oe ~s ue = the c. — of Ru ta ww = = " fixture without Ls) r creeping a lysis : ; 4th nf n¢ 2.TmaAY beip ce.er. | Tr faet all leading wers shou! uic are the co na S £ . While thes Inet. Unless s20rmething can be done to pre- ‘ in American affection. ote Just because we need the word net — Bees “Seti - . vig . : # . } ou “a. ‘a ca “OMmpiete at : less mething n gon pr : A . ‘3 ‘. 8 oe the symbol of unity and friendly Rumania has nev er fulfilled her eo _— = — "7 a te te nA Pee i Ty " ne aT 7 , ’ ~ - ? ' - — + ie aac alia -“ Sa French people cannot understan: hy rould INSTALMENT PLAN MARRIAGE. winnie tien Seid ee ee 4 Te iste. hy not lend a hand to push Jews have had a real, not a aeome weapon ss x een an ce (zi LA mn oo c ti 4 5 Se Ua Pi er *. | +4 2 a og il ‘ riitf. rhe ’ “= . ' > >, tending ey c charge for our money when we freely zave oo — ReneS ene ‘ : ; Dis oo. (min rne mt by excvenais gr: ance. the sword with which eee agence emeiss : a trite upsetting to learn, on the authority! spokesman idea seems to be spreadin pian 1 up by the Associated The acti f However, it is plain enough to us. What we gav : i bCIT) 2 — = ee ne acon of these unwise few ie > ’ f hicago divorce > hat manv marriage: the fect would show unanimity and /| portionate to the man; Rumanian to Framce jn the great war we gave giadiv enough L i be] hati u art u ee sil o4 il dl = rd ; . ~ : . aa, : id. os i , 4 : ; . : iene av + , as : 7 -. 4 . Dit ; iG prac ice creates wio showed their former sovereign. Tiy gswatter, tor instance: o } secon ‘ -_ > r ; ~ . . a . - . ase - ‘ b ie ats t . ee 5 i . " a : rt? : 3. uz ; . i } _ ‘ - ' Wal ~ and i Onguer other free peopies ye regret i | at . s. ii 3 on | LV - As a * ss aie >. . . 13 . , r 4 , : : ideas iia © been ad- viting her to their SYNAaAzgogue. more appropriate: Not only would the ma Lorenz believes that your chances o Nt + in practice by your cor ) Uw America is capable of great kind 3 ‘rance | ment plan was the best fi id te matri | img your contour are slim | a Se ee ee © Go not mean that Rumania Pee ‘ i 4 ; - a wad VIL i ; i aeisti ; + - a This does not s = ee - + at ily content to stop fighting any sort of bh 2 imply, however, that! Meddiesome Government Bureaus. — ee th ee} : you do not li it. Count. that day lost Queen. whe is : dite " é ye a : ‘ [O 1a) e settiement of great public questio ones : hares Lo . in ‘ om 8 ce, impotent and a zere he Editor of the Post Diapatch hie , ‘¥ -_ — nae = we © Whose low cescending sun actual Government, should be the ¢ ' N of ee our S| Vear©roic . , 7 P : ¢ A rmotion picture act Press has kept — ; ~ ae . wi? —_ x : S : raise supposed to bat ae niger of ane _— Bigs or ooject of expressed displeasure fer of Macon. Mo : “ho Nas just { +. . ; iF ; a 2 eae P se a : z Marr are 3 secret for = xX montaAs. , ' Om: Uses (OY ; rn. ca ise + idee ‘ .4 i i i Uv ; [ ‘ z Ad ian ie — to P F ’ — = od . . ~- = i ; Marstay.¢, i rue. 2 —_ ‘= o + ae 6 lawver. is re 5} —— — ‘ eisaetienaidiai tal anc she 248 BO power to prevent mae ver the Declaration of Independence in their coming «.. itt ieee : i ; ; Such futile, ill-advised display of . legislative work _— ' 2 ay q : ms i ment in America, whether justified sesso ies dens he (ors. hen in Rom the Romans re ST eee | ond ' emt Commercial Appeal.) dees not aiter or improve the s : : 23 as —_— ss opts SPR aan ahs. 1. Ho, 14 Seg a re Meee oe rans ae wet . os or ‘i ;, time Tr err! ’ 4 lw i ~ ‘ : . a : . 2 ; ev > tha: i ; : red b man * of supply and de is imm the ruie he finds laid down in the Deciaration of In- book he *h he calls * . ‘| secret of keeping the ser is to prevent | , > So an wd 4 a — , GRR : eee ennai : | : sh peopie) \@ricans, both nat nethine but evil can - — " ependence for the guidance of makers of American has led thou: ; of young couples the voice from rising in anger As no one a sae 4 - Say ag laws, namely: “That ft e Sage Se ae oe ee ga see voice rises in anger unless he has lost } | , and former Eureyeaas (even of R — .* : . “* aa i & | : } ~ } » o 7 _— - . - ~ } 5 i ies 7 = Sa. 4 - — —_ — : ae nstitinn : : “ : i : . ing with it 1@i) iat it is self-evident that all men | matrimony on the flimsy raft of easy : 7 5 ann teak tn a asda should feel or show teward Quess are created a} ; : Nei : , ; eIrper, w resume that the secret of kee - . re Treated gag? ¥3 t h > thaw — — “ 5 : ee eka 4 ye — a created equa! aac they are encowed by their next step is along the way that ing the temper is not to lose it. Isn't me | 7 _Reither animosity ner adoration. : t pe | To thoughtful peosie of . _ a * *~ ~ 4 Z , . is beneficient and serves him. ~ re b reactor with certain inailienabie rights—that amon shark as offerin the easiest wavy. which ty choiogy simple? f ‘ , ein ry , ‘acy thes iehte are }i ° regen ' pene ‘ ? oa TC x Ls - - 4 * 7 ; 7 affaires with any immutable 4 ef Fo 3/0? igtt S saindiladttnentaies pment nami) fiesticks \ “hy , ic *¢ ‘= ee hs # ey ; . ni - he > « - . , : 2 What is this but the | «© 6piness-—that to secure these rights governments are follow. " if : ~ . . > ‘ It is 4%) e Tr } r ? 5 Bw ed with the least exertion.” And will they no genera: reminder that M: ubey voices in has appeared as counsel! he lis : fr; monument intended to dep > mamMan legislation as regards its Jews b = oe eas 4 eraat aed i mn — ¥& Gf Ct =4 er . ‘ ‘ + : t) re i as a™~ » + ‘ A O: di > be better fitted to obey that law his printed appeal to th w leg as Oo obey that uy &s- - + 'o tie new iegisiators. He has the instalment plan. far out ki h : ~ i Ny ; nent outr In QD ; the init Stat rh red iz @ 2 tat ' ‘ pi f tranking an me United States who served in th st | 4 , Statesmen in Humania, whe heid the pou i tabiishing a bureau of meddiers” Tar- especially in mind the S eeieetn =" . as . . ei hteenth + nr > hinhk sor ae 2 Se ae tt Thy a9 7 o= . ; d iffs. trade unionism, trade commissions, he save is ni inl lol ; ene te Ce ies bli ee Co oO are the arbiters of Jewish fate. On @& . nese ——— i ne oar, a y ; th } ; , , Sem od.ance t jer — a Htie : Je hureaus to aid farmers, etc... are the tn- ,, tg — otative of the rule embodied in The showing is not complete, however. Before the: a-. Ss that there is such a thing as @ climatic cycie. be worse A me i!

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t __.57T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Duss SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28° 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH e* i : a oa this year includes a tentative ap- Americans to Seck Gold in —ce-anad SP URRIS OL -SATURATID Wy ets Take Offensive and “THE GIANT KILLER”, PENSIONS FOR BLIND rs." | MASINS PU oe Te me or | Missouri Association for the Blind, day to Confer Degrees on 250. pesos Commissariat of the So- EPS; DIES OF BURNS’ Make Prohibition Real Issue AT ODEON TONIGHT) PERSONS TO BE PAID ===>. "s"sriscowitas oc Sze Sevoari Seu wn, oa. me their sixty-second reunion begin- after the general welfare of the ning Wednesday morning at Scot- and E. C. Becker. Americahs, em- ' ners ' ? AIR NR 2 4 (ton ann ig * Grieving for Dead | Centinued From Page 1B. | money and that the waste should/ 4,3 0999 Tickets Sold for Six|List in Missouri Includes 3271 bliné, works for the conservation | tish Rite Cathedral. powering them to explore for gold fornie', iy, St & ERP be restricted. } : . °|0f vision and prevention of blind-| The Lodge of Perfection will in a specified area in Eastern Sibe- Son, Arises in Night to ew Bn pelotar Sear: * Thus far the big House delega-| Performances of Catholic of Whom 452 Are Resi- ness, and finds jobs in industrial) confer the fourth to fourteenth de- | nti) March, 1928. oy sa ls n oO ‘ ~ me ee s . - / ylo ~ : * ng End Life. es re “gyno eae tit a eh pectrom from New York, Pennsylva- Play of American Youth. dents of St. Louis. | plants for skilled craftsmen. The grees on a class of 250, the work tory results are obtained, the | Congres, y nal Pi IN em, Massachusetts and Illinois have | ’ association co-operates with edu- | and reunion continuing for a week. Americans may have a 20-year con- eo ae | setae Te one vanlae am | Voted for- appropriations along | | ‘cational and medical societies in| Degrees from the fourteenth to the cession on terms which include the a | Ww 0 F J ° ; + i - - ; ° Betencholy because of the death | waa uae have often pointed out | oy 3 eo eed Less than two months after it] “Pension payments to the ying] es a ag care metatigg 8 82 bay ie gt obligatory — of 360 pounds ; , —_ : in- | | re | ei a o e eyes anid eye disease?. erre u e reun - ‘ “4 ber only son last atge Ng en ‘that the people never had an ©P-| there is likely to appear a larger |Was written, “The Giant Killer,” a | of Missouri, stopped since last July | y ) gh ee ts, te of gold annually - _ = pia ss re ed cat. | portunity to vote on the eighteenth | and more aggressive wet bloc in pageant commemorating the ome- because of lack of funds, will be | — oo street, arly yeste sr lamendment. {the House which could accomplish | , of the foun- | . eet — her night a satin Sat Congress submitted it and when| much in the way of mebdiine — apap greats staisae a ns early next year, oe ne, ignited it and was bu ‘it had been ratified by the Legis-| other hentintten wntil tte demands |2#ton of the St. uis , |in January, according to t . x 3. latures of three-fourths of th€/ were gratified. (have its opening performance at’ souri Commission for the lind, ran, enveloped by wage states it became a part of the Con-| “The most important result of /the Odeon tonight under the au- | which disburses the pension -funds. ’ creaming. aes | nay alk ene see | stitution. Hence, there never Was the wet victory in the recent elec- spices of the St. Louis Conference _ Due to failure of the Legislatuce | ignrieks ‘a popular vote on the question. To | tions,” said Senator Edwards, “was | \c , tent , , | _ g nia, , ts’ Mission to appropriate sufficient money, | - - Michael, Who wrapped a blanket -s have invariably re-'to break the strangle- jot the Cathelic Studen | “ R PEARLS ; this the drys h Ge-nele of there has been a deficit for several | ICHELIEO ~~ F sm, an Ppa? Ake » Ut Mee Serene snands dened -aeenenia nities: Tel BP ke vigor ttt Aue ah ‘ nage « le > a aire. a ore ws one ane i 48 ++ sale ee ee ee : fire. She : ‘ ns her, i Pie ee wae nay ‘plied that the amendment was|' Wayne B. Wheeler upon both Crusade. , so badly poten hike meek: adopted in the only way provided | houses of Congress.” | ‘Written and directed by the Rev’ years, and few of\the quarterly reproduction — engl i de aie ; |by the Constitution. As 4 ss Nods Now From Wayne father Daniel A. Lord, S. J., it will payments of the annual $30) pen- ; re lapsing into unconscious- | °f fact, this is not correct. paper a ii cea . in the [Be presented by a cast of 450 stu-|sion have been on time. Last year : A z | . | Constitution provides two means 01 | r e Ss been In the | a . , > j ant 7 ee wee £0 tls pelee ‘ratification, one of which does re-/Saddle, riding hard. Actually there dents ceed tren spe ee pe wag pes ge papas | ear S i, e g u ar t what she had done. ie ak ssacwaume ga een en a was a time when he would sit in high schools and coleges of St.|.was paid. This year the back in- ; In addition to her husband, she /4 eae “ , | the g@ijeries of the House’ and Louis and vicinity. Proceeds will 'stallments and first two install- - 4 survived by a daughter, Eleanor, | Article 5 provides that : . rg | Senate a by nods or shakes of be devoted to St. Louis charities | ments for this year were paid be- | p zx: 1 e who lives at home- of ratification may be performed |i. tiead. direct members how to and foreign missions. | ‘fore the fund was exhausted. The 3 ————, |either (1) by the State legisia-|.+. 41! that is changed now.| The plan of “The Gjant Killer” | Commission hopgs next year to ; sitiiiissi SES sees tures, or (2) by State conventions | 17. -earter when Congress desires was not new to Fathe Lord, how- |eliminate the annual deficit ecad | BY A FORTUNATE PU RCHASE of a wholesaler's Sewer eeeserecon rere 335 i ' =: | composed of delegates elected un- ; = ~ : ince been asked by! pay all installments promptly. ) , , : : : 7 Pp 4 (him it will send for him. ever, since he had DP P entire line of new, first-quality Richelieu artificial Pearl | der the laws of the respective; «7 think it will be agreed that the St. Louis Conference last May' There are now 3271 blind per- | : 3; states. The first method is the ON€ ithe Antisaloon League has been whether he would be able to write |sons on the Missouri pension ro'ls. | Necklaces, Chokers, Fancy Strands and Ropes, we are & ike 3 ait tek | gy i , he is editor of whom 452 are in St. Louis. The | : | which always has been resorted to,/thoroughly discredited. After the a new play, althbugh able to offer these superior Pearls at :' but it is no more legal than the | Reea committee's exposures of the 'of the Queen's Werk and was rep- Pg j —— os . rs Pao $33 | , _ire vation . ‘ 3 rice 3 other. ‘part which it played in the Penn- resentative of the National Catholic whose income is less t , ular Pri P play — year and whose property holdings | P One-T hird Reg e | Accordingly there were Antro-|sylvania and Illinois primaries it Welfare Council on the DeMille ad- . visory board in connection with the are less than $5000. =: | duced in both houses of Congress | wil}-require a lot of nerve for the. : se rs ve . = 2 | ~ Begging Proh “i. Appliances | during the last session identical| league to pose as a moral crusader. filming of “The King of Kings, 2 | tree? ibited | The A , 1c ists of tes | £84 — 6 3 “ $1.500.0090 motion picture based on Many of the blind have gainful | € Assorimen onsists ti > ® | resotutions providing for the sub-/| Because of its support of candida- on . +t. |oecupations. Seventy men, all un- uc ons 0 =:/ mission of a constitutional amend- cies which it knew to be corruptly the last year of the life of — der 60 years of age earn $9 to $10 | NECKLACES (18, 24, 27, Inches) -; = | ment ppenting the cheapie | GOGne & See: Ses 10k eee ds i al beck a a a week iri the Commission’s broom | ‘4urr ' , ? 33+ to 60% sss ‘amendment and especially designat- many churches, some of which completed, the actual pork of pre n 3 7 | FANCY S7 RAND ROPES {60 and 72 Inches) : & | have served notice that the je ‘« senting the pageant was begun. and brush factory at Jefferson | ; 3: ing the convention method of ey Py ™ owes “The Gi Killer.” Father Lord ®venue and Howard street. They | CHOKERS =) Every day we are adding new | =: ratification. If this resolution ever agents can no longer occupy their ate - sage del at seiner iasidiialaall are allowed one week's vacation | G) items to those on sale. We | receives the two-thirds votes nec-/|Pulpits to disseminate propaganda. ge teeta aaaals oe the Mid- With pay and two weeks’ sick leave $33 : 0n ality ays —_ ' . 1 There i isit | 5: essary for its passage by Congress, ) aie tt , .each year. To obtain sick leave | , . ° 4 this onda sae cat ay 3 | its nithanct ae will be to call ote Pom the ages of an organi- w= a Aig nal neon they must present doctor’s preeeys | Instances of Reductions Req. Price Sale Price . 3 | for an election in each State on the |7#40m that worked for Smith in, © : sy cate; otherwise pay is deducted. . ~ 2 r © Soon We Will Be == question of repealing the eight-|Mlinois and Pepper in Pennsylva- drama. | Twenty-four other blind men do No. M. 500 (56 Assorted Chokers).....$ 4.00 $ 1.50 Located at =: eenth amendment. Voters would nia. : A 1926 hee uction. | handiwork at their homes, and 60. ~ a) 9; . 26 00 12.00 #! | then have their choice between del-| BUt hear Wheeler himsel—a “Our pageant is not an shUqUC! women do sewing and fancy’ No. 772 (72-inch Rope ) esse -esee Gm ' 1121-23 Locust St. 2 ; pleasant person despite all the affair.” said Father Lord yester-| . ; : 33: egates pledged to repeal and dele- ; a:tair, , a : |work. Others sel goods from: = > » « = © - | OP bard things which have been said day, “nor something resurrected | aoo;.to-door. Street begging is’ No. XXX (27-inch NeekKig=c@).:...5%6..:. 132.50 44.00 * en pe we ¥ ag~>Aerernpia> fo me PPP ORE, * PEs) ae Stag RAT am 4 3 iid v if oo Fe, . we ge ole , C260 Ege! rae SHA eR: Mn ON cet tia tN DOOD RAN ANN LE Ae ARERR RG eS Ha. rahe Nts A OCoqte®*eeees, kote 3 ‘ ch) dt AD Galle tr ae = ’ “ ~ of “~ DL LOB INNS OA AiO PAE IMEI RATIOS Perio ete. ee iwi 4 Si. eer" “ 3 ea ot See ee LEM PRS IRE ab OG, BEINN NE NNER EILEEN LG YA ea) TROT ETE ND Nt tare closing out everything. “A pulpit is the last place on a (RE a Oe A ee tt 2p OE Ft I ere a ‘ Specials in Our 33 gates pledged against repeal. Thus att Dad Git nie een se ee : ; oe ‘ - i |. ; nim, y shrewd from past centuries. It is true that | , , : ELiot ting Fixture BS ee Gi rise a1. | one: by common consent: I have modeled it on the old mo-. reagent ei cae ee -All Necklaces Unconditionally Guaranteed— All Necklaces in Boxes Appropria . ze; | P ee and real-| “The people of this country: are. rality. plays of the Middle Ages.| 4 einen eke, leh for Gifts—Finest Richelieu Qualities (XXX and others)» Included. Department—2d Floor 33: ve eee | through with the liquet traffic 1nd but I have tried to make. use ot | “pe che” F908: genmten eutterent, . | Re die o> menage OE eee = | No Hope for Present Wet Legisia- | the elections showed it. Gover-! modern technique and modern = ponte’ Se i face wed “CHRISTMAS CORNER” & Your Home, Please Bring Ceiling 32: don. ;nors who support prohibition »n-| methods to make it meet the re- ac | z = rs Heights :' The resolution, fathered by Sen-| forcement were selected in 30 quirements of a 1926 production.’ | 4re conducted by the commission | YA, * er Se ite et ane so td ea ‘etna Peg tr a POORER ee eT ee aT $15 and $20 # ator Edward I. Edwards of New States. Over 30 states elected iry A special lighting system was in Kansas City, St. Joseph. Jeffer- = h Fi #i/ Jersey, wet Democrat, is still| Legislatures. The new Congress made necessary by the action of son City and Joplin. Altogether = 5-Lig t ixtures 33: pending. That it can be passed will reflect the sentiment of = dry| the pageant, which brings parts o1 131 persons are employed at these J, fj : will alternate in the roles. Roman gold. 3; | *©asibie. ers will be Senators Reed, Bruce. - = Youtl food, fuel or clothing to anyone in ow gold — 33 Nevertheless, there are wet leat- Edwards. Edge (Rep.) of New Jer- The Crusade of Youth. ail o rentine::: , it : os —— ws - or | se : gold: 3 styles ::: | “TS who do aor believe that the sey, Tydings (Dem.) of Maryland, The story of The Giant Killer, The Community Fund budget ' to select from.i::| proper strategy is to previpirate a Wagner (Dem.) of New York and suggested by its name, compares s:|natioual election on prohibition possibly Hawes (Dem.) of Mis- Jack to the crusade of American 3: and who do believe that the prop- souri, and Congressman Oliv-r youth, who slays the giant, Pagan-! is col ; : ~~ ss | €r strategy is to bend their efforts’ (Dem.) of New York. ism. Other minor plots also run. column is designed to reproduce @% = 3; toward electing a wet Senator here Among the states the leaders through the pageant. , but bias the latest comment by the Bi x 4 -.. s:;and a dry Cengressman there in will include first and foremost the As the pageant closes, a grand 7 mM i:/ the hope of eventtally getting a one and only Al Smith, Ritchie! processional, headed by St. Louis ¢. s:/ Majority or ev O- in ar : Tew . & , the atron of all, on the questions of the day. : Es J % 0 even two-thirds, Dn arnd Moore of New Jersey. the Crusader t p , "q 3: Congress. They have a cogent From here, drastic changes in/ Crusaders, celebrates the victory SH SENTIME . -1-5- w 3: argument. They point out thut the prohibition laws seem far Of Jack over Paganism. St. Louis : a, —— Wee Re Same Fixture with three $4.75 = this was precisely the method by'away. Indeed, there are some who i8 accompanied by the Crusade MARIE. ie lights: $10 to $15 values. ° s: | Which the drys put prohibition ove-.; believe that the laws will never banner, the American flag and a) the Modern View. : i oeme Fixture with twe $2 95 i: | Hence, they argue, it is the proper be changed; but that the country Service flag, in which a star for) lights: $6 to $8 values... : | Way to get rid of it. will eventually settle into a con- ®Very former wing of =e $7.50 New Kitchen $3: Wet organizations will continue. gition in which the law will be’) Louis Conference of the Catho ic | 7 | {\ a8 s =? : ~ a mgt. % wwe avs : eo - Rete ] QR ; 5) RS ee ee in see @& Rot ag em bes fe tthe Sale nee Qi ee a | ad he MIRROR of BLIC OPINION ee ee ee ” 2 _ ~ al . Se eo ee eee ye o>ere e+ . o : , ect ‘ “ Rye: ada Abad an aaa pia. eee ap tid, Bein.» we NI " * Ne eee eer e E i i 2 Sh TS "ov 9: epee ald : ——e 1s ’ "*% . " : ; n to in-— ; > ° .s DETROIT, Nov. & é. Donald : nee - ee : ef . - . peopadinametinng | ik 2 = the Department of Justice. When prian and Mise Virginia O'Brien, | Te mec wil. conducted by | N? standing up in the aisle—jerked about at e do not mean that Rumania does not. Stands 4 inchesi: these and other costs are appor- principals in the “Castles in the ite i every corner—no hurt, stepped-on feelings— rve sharpest censure for its unfair anti- | : . high ee — #: tioned the total is in the neigh- sir’ company playing here, were , > = ! hand - ses 6 sce ‘ P . ge h attitude. Its unjust treatment of its i Vif sam aitadie 16 3: anes of $30,000,000 a year. To married today at St. Aloysius Ro- + no frazzled ner ves—if you shop at Kennard 's. ; sh population, and the oppressive re- 7 oe a = this we may properly add the loss an Catholic Church. = tions that ir exercises on its Jewish & | ‘ nn wg nia a ‘ p sss of revenue which formerly wae de- Brian is 50 years old, and his 4 ; Hents, entitie Rumania to severest crt . scenes to select 2: | rived from taxes on alcoholic bev- bride is 20. 5) me! Shop at Kennard Ce and always get a seat ' ) rom, ene the =; ¢rages. This loss amounts to at. ——— ap « . ° ‘ arious finishes. >: : id 7 does not imply. however, that the am ta rived complete :: | least $600,000,000 a year. pecan aos nga s gece oe pay: LR al home. Practically all buses, street cars and service . ‘ os af : ’ “ , 4 if with iwo lighte Sas 3 or ee ee i 1e a P ‘ a a- ; ‘ - : 7 9 nm, who is impotent and a zero in the —__—_— # How “Coolidge Economy” Proves; 4 cantata. will be presented at| cars loop near Kennard’s...or park yourcarat 1 Government, should be the crue) butt $10 to $12.50 Art Glass 23: Up. reo +, ‘ : ‘ \ e 333 | 0 cK tonight at the Second | . pbject - expressed displeasure for that Table Lamp 3: To understand what this means,| presbyterian Church, Taylor ave-| Union Market Garage .». twoshort blocks away. she did not create the conditions oOnate to the many Rumanian Jews, © Sy abtpipatetter eo ¥ EE Pk Ping ai it is only necessary to observe that | nye and, Westminster place, under she has no power to prevent them. = tthe total appropriations for the the‘direction of Ernest Prang ' “ee i : Does Your Washer It’s a good shopping location, too, with several ch futile, ill-advised display of resent- urmy and navy last yeayY were’ Stamm. organist. Soloists wil] be in America, whether justified or net. . & = $632.000,000. The total cost of: Mrs. Kar! Kimmel, Miss Helen e 99 : > ; :: ) Need “Fixin’? | big Department Stores just around the corner, Hot alter or improve the situation 18 ayy 33 maintaining the Government is; Mansfield. Ira T. Parker and Dr. | ; , ° omy iB Sa: 3: slightly .ess than $5,000,000,000 a| Howard E. Schilling. Try Kennard s, next time, for Furniture, F i o oi far as our opinion goes (and we be-™ 46 ime 3; year. Incidentally, for the benefit . ° . . . , tha! it is shared by many other Jew- Qe Mameter: equip pe d i tat theen ee are Senereiaad 3s , Phone GArfield 2600 Coverings, or Draperies, and enjoy shopping in © ° ‘ beautiful amber people), A{jericans, both native-DOFS Ga an gic poneis. Wired = “Coolidge economy,” it may be stat- “or former Europeans (even of Rumania) — with wer ~ :, ed that the cost of running the Sam) . . atin ' 8Ocke ts Grol age , " . . a feel or show toward Queen MaslO GER wie nish. =! Government this year wil] be about , ' IVE especially equipped serv- eer anemosity nor adoration. 3 _-pgpomggaaceecrmammaae: 3: | $250,000,000 more than it was last ice cars. at vour call to repair at > * ’ eetastisnsn 18466 sveee * eee ee nickel ver, for good or ill, and sugely not 88 F Ethrome clement 1 “Coolidge economy” thus far had | Genuine Toric Curved your home, at very low rates. dacker : Jewish welfare is concerned, here Of Ges in carton in ste ainly of reducing ap- | oe ieseetes mainly of rosices ER VP TOR Sti. ory eteted oni . mem we oe i * propriations at the (rst of the fis- | FF |The ONLY authorized service and r experiences here will not affect Ru- : cal year with loud yeli# and halle- | station for EDEN, Whirlpool or _ Pe. $1.85 legislation as regards its Jews. Th® @s te , lujahs and of quietly passing at the Very Specially Priced at Cataract Washers, Sim plex, Uten- a men in Humania, who hold the power. SS es close of the vear. large deficiency 50 7 3: es3 | oo TE dageouges. Saget aguprtin on | rames : and he arbiters of Jewish fate. On their — On mei! and phene orders total- { =: appropriations to cover the deficit. | $ 6 co or lronrite Ironers Royal | Home PURNITUBRE * FLOOR COVERINGS ‘ DRAPERICOS 333 Cleaners. 2 a Pr. $1 to $3.50 ’ | = = al views and plans the destiny of Jew- @&/] "* $3.50 or less, include 26c people in Humania hangs, unless the = Picking Seg shipping charges and ment by cutting appropriations, is|B 4 Very thereugh tye examina- } All work guaranteed . ere . thoughtful people of America, the : = $4.50 Guaranteed Electric Iron S vear. <A little inquiry will con- : , Shop : =|: your Electria Washer right in Kennards r 4 ve + hg Of the Queen has no significanc® ge con. be vince the most ardent admirer tha! -* Washington at Fourth © SHEET? eo Whether the wets in Congress | (will attempt to cripple enforce- | of ee oe * ue of Nations takes a hand. "AEE EO 23: Many wets have | tien bs Dr. Tyreter i« inciuded. | THE PRIZE FIB. i N i the |] Krypteks are the Famous In- . | : visibly Greend Bifecaixsn made z fer nenr and far vision. You the Atchison. Globe. ss den, error ante: “Rahestin® C040 Suppl Ce @ ists an honest effort should be J win be more than pleased with | Domactie Electric Co. satisfactory. Clip ths ad for ready reference i arm.” 3! made to enforce it. In view of the them. as eee one wall ata en eee S Po wet vote in November, however, |§ Stmste Vision Glasses $2.50 Labor-Saving Specialists who inherits even a few thousand dol- % there will be a reluctance to in-j; as low ae... ; | | ine St. GArfield 2600 hese days may continue to live op the 1118 Olwe St. if crease the appropriation or to ex- | Dr Tyroler 175 er oa | : ses of the ‘ ear Bt bh, but doesn’t stay there. He piles wife” Soret te C. @. D., Mall and pand the facilities. Some ’ p e . ‘ ave + ea hildren into a flivver, leaves the hired . pen Monies sik aeeaen Evenings. wets will argue that enforcement THE KRYPTOK MAN to run the farm, and starts out to beeen ote aesettasstetestiseiteriiseestessseetetete appropriations are simply wasted the place where the woodbine twine@’ @ | » x Soy sees

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- ’ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 ee a ta i ~ / Be: Get the Home Ready for Christmas ET Furniture say “Merry Christmas” this year. No gift is so enduring; so useful; so long remembered as good Furniture. Gifts for the family as a whole, or individual gifts for any member. And you need only pay a small por- tion now — when there are so many demands for your ready cash. Pay the rest at your convenience, later. ‘ PE OE SE OE ETN ONION: TNE ENTE TIE TI TS POTS N SE NR: Tee OREN Nee Neh eR NINN NaN teh octanoreney ait ip r ‘s — * + am a as sepa Ao sh F er * y Mek elas re ¢ Sea; Psy “0 Sie ager ERE, ¥2 SR Rey ent el HX Aes st SRE Aw, . gy Ry ee RAI pass IRAP NR MANS nls lh. ee a ee ee eee ee 4 A handsome piece of furni- fim — ., — See ye 5 : ile : id ie oe : : ture and a wonderful gift. yi] : . : Zi > “~ wae be om 4 vies ee la Ste MZ = | + charming Sewing Distinctive models uphols- Ai | : Te aes. y t. Ame —7g 1) Eee hk RO =—— : Cabinet is richiy finished tered in a selection of tapes- an : | gu = = Sd Aap ee ray ae a in mahogany. A sure-to- tries of Jacquard velonrs. a =. =S=" | . = be-welcomed gift. Mahogany frame. $28.75 Petr a PE oy Sale Wind 4 Pale 5: Mahogany 4 ‘7 S Rocker A handy gift she will always Windsor style. Built of admire. “Solid mahogany: Dining Suite, $119. 7 5 birch; seat of hard — a Dull or : Upholstered in assorted G maple; legs, rungs and paige emg A Suite of master craftsmanship. Full blended walnut veneer over hardwood, with shades of -tapedtzies ame * arm supports turned ma- $1 9.85 medallion decorations and jade green inlay lines. Old silver hardware lends the velours with tufted eente finishing touch. Chairs have removable tapestry seats. Extension table closed, fp. wood Seennil ta ° 6 hogany finish. f Mahogany mae over kiln- : : ‘ dried gumwood 42x54 inches, serving table 36 inches wide, buffet 60 inches wide, china cabinet 38 Gembientiin of me $14.75 inches, wide. ond nd $196 &-Piece Suite $119.75 $239 9-Piece Suite - ge $259.50 10-Piece Suite $179.75 pene Shs WEI Tg dah er regeadging KR haan at gs tp . ue sae ta sity nia a ni SORES AIAN ROM RL ELIE IE ATA TUPI. IRE IT OCT EL a pr Paral crermpammese cena ome em a ge INNS RES SR ERT Re ER RRR amg eK — ~ VEN Ga ue ae OWN . F ‘haat a ae, : PP ee AN J x : ee o “pipe . , SF Shenae tetera nage At hes pin: asidbec Bena stiiaeiti . — a ns ry t - . ‘ oS, $ Royal Easy Chair Just push the button and recline at any position— at ease. Available in a number of wood finishes and upholsteries. A splen- did model in American walnut. mahogany or oak finish. Christmas special $21.75 Occasional Table Phone Both graceful and distinctive. Top Stand beautifully shaped and decorated. , Measures 26x26 inches. Finished in Choice of solid golden antique mahogany over gumwood. oak or American wal- nut or mahogany finish ~ 75 over gumwood. Spe- . -— , ‘aa, € “a ‘ ,) ~ : & baer ( — a 4 ‘ ee £5 z = a ; : 4 a Pt j BA >) ee. af ~~] : Py aa . ; : ? : x a Ps . oo + a ¢ ee | ‘ ia Eg , a iy + i Ea a ae ee ee ee ne ee “s Se “AY 4 > Fold: tyle, ith cscs TEP cmon alae | the arms and on the bottom of the frame. All wearable parts upholstered in genuine green leatherette top: s . : ; Y corners reinforced mohair with decorative maus edge. Reversible loose cushions are silk damask on with brass, | reverse side. You choose this Suite in either plain taupe mohair, or in a new check pattern in taupe and rose combination or taupe and blue combination. Full 84-inch $1.9 & : davenport. ; Smoking Stand ( ‘ | | i. Pal | a . . A Hoosier does more than say Ne pe t wy 1 ; : “Merry Christmas”—it brings one. A highly practical gift. Non- | SAMPLE COATS USED B ft > eS) ae § SALESMEN IN SELLING. E >>> Se | a ‘REAL BARGAIN. Bedroom Suite, $198. 75 %, yy |i Smart, beautiful and roomy is this beautiful four-piece Bedroom Suite. Sturdily we - - a LAI ’ NEW ' constructed and spaciously built. Walnut veneered with blended walnut finish over 4. th = % “a DIES’ N CL gumwood. The beautiful maple overlays and the hand-painted floral decorations « ¥g i. _WITH FUR COL sd | Orthophonic stand out effecti ively on the rich walnut background. Full-size bed, 50-inch dresser, triple-mirror vanity top 18x48, and 38-inch chifforobe. Victrola Club AS ee ay tg kz ‘ € — = , S (ad ‘aie oF A single. $1 and: | 9: Radi Cab : a ve — eee eee =you are sure of a = AES 2 Surprise the whole family | Oo inet t ‘ : ‘ - » 4 co Pr eat j s AM PE sean mas momning with the 4 snicus Cabinet of Sponiah cue war wit edd = UM ML) co an Orthophonic. And a mere $1 makes you sure of doers Paeaee ey ne linge meta ame ar — a eh. SS berg -Car — sergeg ee car ee Join dod that gift at the time you want it—Christmas are. measures 36x18 inches. Arete Whey ioe Petia ub imm ateiy— uesday is the iast day. A Radio — Me : is a gift_you are sure the whole family will appreciate. _— in oin now — ] 4 Aer 4 | g. Join no only two more days to become a ™ 6 ° 5 , ‘ e. Wholesome and educating entertainment on these - “ all : 4 "he member. a long Winter math. 17 Ce —e. HELLRUNG & GRIMM 9th & Washington @. oy . oY 16th & Cass | : SESSLER SRS RE SERRE REE EEE RRR SSS e

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eT re oye “tetas. = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1996 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 3E ' ‘ DINNER T0 HONOR DENTIST a meeting in the afternoon at the ‘ —. oe NTH OPM) Dean of ‘Maronc — Statier at which a number of prom- 4 aN 1) Al Yj Vy. \ ) M Ty Y ( rT) , at tte School to Speak inent dentists from other cities will | ; ; da Ly L. rey SAT. ti\ L \4 } r ere Dec. 6. speak. Among the visitors and' . _ Dr. Henry Banzhaf of Milwau- speakers expected are Dr. Otto U. } “ xee, president of the American King, secretary of the American Dental Association, and dean of the Dental Association; Dr. Frank W. a ae Marquette University dental school, | Rounds of Boston: Dr. Donald M. | will speak at a dinner to be given Gallie of Chicago: Dr. George C. PR ‘ 4 ' Yo Sat Land and E. M. Heinecke = opts . Dr. George B Winter, Fahy of New Haven, Conn.: Dr. R. . | = tet tit | fe _ ouls dentist, at Hotel Statler, Boyd Bogle of Nashville. Tenn.. and =. Tern ign ss we AS! . ; : under the Dr. W. F. Whalen of Peoria, II. | ; a¢ auSpices ox the St | ouis ental “i ~ Se Pr WHICH IS 20c ON EVERY $1SAVED denver Case “nae is Dental Dr. 36. C. Marshall of St. Louis alse ON ANY OVERCOAT,TOPCOAT,GAB- / Ths shane arth be pceckdlen’ be = mesSage received vesterday ARDINE OR SUIT, NO EXCEPTIONS. from the Chief of Police of si ww ’ ver exonerated completely Charles wHicH Is 3con everysisaven J 20s 2 i NOTICE UNMATCHABLE VALUES! ON EVERY LADIES’ CLOAK OR FUR street, and Edwin M. "Heinecke, | + COAT, NO EXCEPTIONS. he SE ice Phoenix Furniture Co. Has bonds. — Moved to Its New Location. | 3 WHICH IS 50c ON EVERY SISAVED § 72> 224 been arrested Nov. 20 M ct N S$ 6 ; - nN U I N E ON EVERY LADIES’ D 4 ‘S Ss Ss, » oO ae pai tn ries jhe 4 of 816.6 ne 10 OS5 oO ; R | VE STREET each to answ any charges that| EXCEPTIONS. | might be staana pete pel but | ‘ OF mie Pa 2 _ oe hn ime | they were discharged under their Where We Will Be Glad to Meet : BIGGEST 2 7 P x . te - 0-8 es age ee Hy | bail in Court of Criminal Correc- . : - ee emma ee ee Gece at the Public and Our Many Friends VALUES WE : in busIness since 1889. Land is 71 HAVE EVER ~ ee . years old and Heinecke 34. and Patrons. ‘~ The Denver police chief tele- graphed that Land and Heinecke . he ee 2 muse : Solendidly made of soft pilabie h de ‘ent victi ad been made innocent victims o1 ALL ACCOUNTS PAYABLE he ee russet cowhide, heavy all-wool the swindler. At his request the plates for the bonds and corre- AT OUR NEW LOCATION y RE es - lined; sizes 36 to 46. Brand new : i Se and per- ag aia tee. Lotte - Sahn behead ee PF Ree Rp ay ntiier danas a aes Alt | a ee ~ 7a (Were ~~ ~ alk, ss ~ « tate ee ee “ Sof Bae ptt ad wea EO ON , ’ 7 s Pd 4 ° —e RPO ee Ne NO RE net pear yore - ~ . - wn web.6 ° rm . ‘ a ok oA 7 a + ~ oer me a “ ~~ > a ae | ” ome wer - we ve “ae —s ee ee ~" , ‘ os saat Pe i nab hs = ee ee Fal dot Hie ' : a - ” . ‘ aaa tin alate eammaraniten hae cia eearinaiaaiaianieinta nnmecatpnatnatennmremnimanns acne ag OL LLL LL LLAMA A AAMT Ne a ae Pieeantenememeanieten —— , = “ od " , x Baas . Aye ° x, ” s > “ » we : ~ - " m > wes ae om ped rome _ ee ae AS gata emi baal * FATS RAO Me - — Tee apes Rede — aie Ae AY dew ee , tone smog coe rem I Ps Bae! “apa COP WER RO EES ri as J pantie aid Bre, Roe tein erga 0 ity ay ‘ os aw) Hip ag va ey PS RE SN Ee Oe Oe RE a : SINR TE i lah Ei ORME NE Toe tai We i > spondence in the matter. which fect in Heinecke and Land had surren- | , Fale | | | ; Lm every re- dered to the police here, are ing | 7 {onwarded to the Denver autor | RIOENIX FURNITURE CO.]1 | 4 * Paez. ties. of i aa f pass. = a ON SALE a The Heinecke-Fiegel company a ee vorcunores roan aceon HIME TOOS Olive St. = aff ) e Bee MONDAY. SIZES | porting to be from A. C. Alt & Co.. | Denver, to print the bonds, which | - it expressed to Denver upon com- +a ONE DAY pletion. There was no Alt com- 4 : ONLY THINK! .. , x ’ pany, however, this being a veil for SELLING- OUT SALE | Sese Bans” 490 | | WOOL SOCKS . Earl A. Pivan, 28 an advertising All China, Glass, Woodenware, salesman, who was wont to dis- Furniture and Cooking Utensils Music Rolls guise himself with wig and el Prices Have Becn Cut Pp Lowest Prices Gur Chief ‘ ” Attraction ‘Remember : 9 ad | brn d Os erhar “That Night in Araby” : tache by afternoon and pose as C. iB “Mary Lou’ ‘She'll be proud to serve vi a | , ri ; 7 yee ere * R.-Gee-of C. A:-Con @ Ce. tree: P : “Who Wouldn't’ . “In a Little Garden” - Gi OVES sroers. (0 “Because I Love You”’ Brown. closely knit, extra length, EA full 13 inches, with 2%-inch dou- WINTER P UNDERW R ble euff to protect wrists, Mon- her. friends. from this | ; : | es > - wm, ers. Smart Tea Wagon. Fin- ‘ . : ’ a ; \ >, ne i = ye . Pivan was rrested j Denver ished in lacquered red or tite \Y + ea . S fea - e*. J a wa — on Nov. 19 and confessed having ien s jong-sleeve an ankie-length av mon ite and two-piece heavy Winter undergar 719¢ day. im hasement a pair ments. All sizes to ; pecial Monday $1 Men's $2 Leather Gauntlet Gloves, heavy lined, all sizes, $2.29 SWEATERS $2 Black Leather Wrist-Band Mitts, heavy lined, now, $1.39 nee Se ae Men's $2.25 Union Suits, part wool, good wet. 36 to 46.51.49 the bonds made, Saying he had ies. 5 é By eg “ a di ; A ie lee Hi Attia R adel igh f net aent ne aims FO AO. DAI ONE rp re a ee ee eee ad one ae ie os Rak RUG tee Tony Tommy and 300 members of 1500 GOOD-AS-NEW, TO re the Seminole Indian Nation hav ' — ified a desire to embrace Amer- COST $20to $60 NEW $4 $ | BD ican citizenship t ae inet” ‘hi lommy has unburdened hin President Coo] single nenditien on avowal of com- the WI ry oe OE aren * Loa. VEN TORR A age tet eee Em Fw een — beautiful floral forged signatures and seals and c@at aoe | dark color r ° mixtures Men's $4 Wool Union Suits, heavy, all sizes, Monday.. $2.98 pager Also finish- ‘ , wit TAS in we ae over | sold $240,000 of them to brokers. siln-dried gumwood .& 05 | Denver police recovered $207.000 of unsold counterfeits and Pivan STYLISH, SERVICEABLE, SLIGHT FACTORY § °°’: *« 26 burned the ress SECONDS, MADE TO SELL FOR $14, ONLY $7.95. SEMINOLE INDIANS SEEK yecial Monday Men's $1.50 Army Style Undefwear, Shirts & Drawers, ga. 9Bc iy “ Outing Flannel Kent cence | ee Men's $10 Zipper Lumberjacks, plaid mackinaw cloth..$6.45 | m! ccli en i entcosiage 8 ibleac! Men's & Boys’ $5 All-Wool Lumberjacks, fancy plaids. $2.98 YOUNG MEN’S OVERCOATS IN THE TO BECOME CITIZENS OF U. S. ASC | mostn srecar... 9M Chief Tony Tommy Writes to . MUusBiIN. ul SLEEVES | GLOVES RAZOR BLADES (ser Te ette with shirred Womens K id Gioves | » | lace cults full fancy cuffs: samples | ale bd | ome “> se oS ee tal. ae & LINED COATS | Mer’s Overcoats, values up to $45, now. $27.50 | rarvin ey . Slightly soiled Men's Overcoals, values up to $35, now. $14.95 $4. 98 "Third $9.98 Belted ong 75| $12 Black Leather Jackets, wool lined...... $8.45 A Floor Lamps: | ? —- as” —— | Men's $30 Leather Coats, corduroy lined $17.95 ore raplet SP ma Sol, yer e. pee F pocke ts om Boys’ $12 All-Woo! Overcoats, 12 te 18 ys., $4.35 wre: + _ieaaay $8. 98 mama. 27 In. oem oS. , a — . Men's $3.50 Moleskin Pants, all sizes, now. $1.99 ba =| 37 Table Lamps: ™ Special Das sf Baby Dolls? ) | $3,981] [Pts ims ail ALL- WOOL NAVY STYLE o> ee ND Ae hy aa SP enone = r ° pan OE BR NIU ARLEN a Ns POERTE Rol BAY Bh “# ee pee a * et pele A eT ING aco be | : * Mer arcs 0 meh welt Maggio ant eto Mam Ph xy Me Merenee 4 ry of ie re a me elitism Halted ri sagt ; , *s\" wi eT vee . paleki 2 sath nis oan I Saban ail!) bade aaeenalielilbenahatien an hea cele” haber meaiyire “ A li AR ta Nt lan AB ke he. 7) . . ~ ¥ . a | - too by ¢ cagvo. were arrested Friday nigt . BUYE | | Bh caso. rrested Friday mi by Deputy Constable So! Coies- | = * ; 7 hile th ev t’ ’ ~ > sS : +h h T : Ladio Club ; . ' ‘ ' i¢a Lif Ga ii} ; Lf a Cas! er s- ’ . = i wv ‘ tad vernal } oy? the mes ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 \s . : oe v X 4p a : ”” ¢ € ‘>? aa i* +? Fada 7 . ; i . _ : : " aad 4 Py . ‘ . ” ." | >. +? l= 1 ’ Sweaters makes most ef ! _* peer 29c Men's Neckties and Ar Belte OR NI ey og gM — . eee mee eee, ee ere Aare +69 wee ving, —e i ie ony >< ;, * ths ge PG x6! ROPE th. Rp, on ~ ae 200 gene ee $ ~ Syipaae 4 =, ihe M+. - | , * et

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SUNDAY MORNING. ‘esgeens Ri 2, Iss... PAGE -6B_ 22. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Se eas ana . = Your Home WW ith but they anid. “T) t's our bdbusi- | | | ness” and-took the package. They | in Cherokee street escaped west Lander resides at 4110 South r, Reconditioned Furniture si ms CHECKS HOLDUP LOOT === Treatments for ling ‘ Ne | runcs i * FF ate Ky the Jefferson City Correspond- & Hoidu ei sles ae a ent of the Post- Dispatch. ee it noon rday EFFERSON CITY mov. i. 7 is the atreet from 1 Che ih ee ed * LLL LOCC LL LFPD PPPS EF, os wR et ay FEE a on Cer: eee . pilin nee ee ¥ se > PEAS, wey = 4 . as . 4 a - . SMT coe dint , « rae ee vig we 7 ay" pay « Ss ce nn ceehdiiemateesincca te Ca ee Meee. Pate: ene - ; i ‘ i ‘ ‘ ad ad J*s » -4 ‘ . . " = ’ c - - . , ’ ‘ : - . 2 my . . >% > 7 > - ve | - ; ; -* tite - Be >i ey ; " % - 5 s+ a 24 | * 4 ; ; : ' ; ' ri ri : 2+ Aa yi : . { . . . . ‘ : * = ati ° - - . 4 Buy One of These 7-Piece Dining Suites Yr 4 TOR ET + Ay ayer. 3 >» eto ‘ t Upright Phonographs 2 ay IP Ti i MRA ea he op EAR ia SRR Reon Knap ae tating nh BR Gas Ranges $25 to ai | 4 Values... ;-LAT-TOP reconditioned Gas Flanges with 2 ir Sas burners. large ovex and broiler below seats. and $3.00 Cash Deisers One ” o st, PoP of of >! of a a ee ae O%e .46,6¢.6¢.4. 6.64.4 y oe ee ee ae ea DOG DOOD PO OGG OPO Ce CCEA $1.00 Cash Pe Od i tet : ae : i pa at : . “ ° _ a 6 £9 SS 9 e : ‘ : ns F “ f ’ . a i res ‘oiection 4 tAsé ee — od a, a “| se ‘ i . - . alien = . - -— a A, “gs - se _ : Three-Piece Velour Suites ital of 1 +d r = ee @ a ~~ a .& . : j Cs 4 . i ww or ied many different treatments and . two operations, all of which failed to Monthly. HOUSE FURNISHING CO. Values at. ZC priated the estimated genera ve 1] give permanent relief. With ‘knowledge 3 7 1926 } and experience gained in this profes- Wail Sion... i began ex Der men ting on mm" 7seif EXCHANGE STORES Fossut, obthey Gb eos (euas GRUIOL TOY cae Sn | an: fnaly found a treatment which This Pre-Holiday Offering Makes This and finaliy found a treatment which 72 M RKET T Z dt ° rame 1 t valu 2? nth ip othe: #ms totalin ' PASI TT ye : =. ak S1S.— 206 SW.12 ST. oc each | wi ee ee | head avinen: Thet seeped Sree Marvelous Cleaner Very Easy to Buy ~} head noises. Thousands of peopie have bad 5 tried this treatment since. [t has been i amazingly successful Many report @ “Positive Agitation” is the secret of the” yuick relief. . > ee w effic aero try and convince you. at my Hoover's effici iency—and just how efficient @@# own expense, that my treatm . nent actu- can best be appreciated when you sce it clean dq ally does restore hearing and stop rug in your own home. ~ ray do this amy time Everybody Is Benefiting by This exe — 43 oom fe ayasies : ff ; | adjustedas | bead noi ees ig TEI laine tiled he het oan iptnety a4 Slee i . . “5 oe et o> SS) Seg. cape lk. ig GA Ae REI ea ht ae vie 1 i me oo face - —— Stim alg & a ith no effort cn your 7 ~~ - . 4 by DD rot 7% : ‘ . . ; ; ay rirardeati State Teache en a ee H on w. 0. COFFEE, augiee Dart—it makes the f electricity and the hours of (“slleoa—2°S0 > -—? oniv tT ' 4A —s ll i i a centile nsabi 7 » Sere for ta a) : 4 | Suite OST. St. James Hotel Bidg. freedom that it I ; pastime ™ makes it indispe e ? ‘ tty Rs 9 gag tng bbin shampooing. | SS and invaluable to its owner. | 7 fi $ | ~ ii 4 ’ (TIng Gaar ] (u iG ; ae o. z - _ Lrigte 7 | ar ae L- bligate me Start paying for your Hoover now—The Pre- | = is YR PERISTE SR a Girt ail cet FAN pn ee ae 5 3 “* Rat eet en By RE : fe LE LE. RETR: OP REE AL AI MIS CE PB DHA eR ESS « > _ batty, neh motte Pei Pe ¥ coe, by. * wt 4 we ee rel . Mage % $3.00 Holiday Terms make it available at once Weoemen'« Barber Shen— Main Fleer Baleenr —Ot Very High Yt $2.50 to $24.00 Values, at Savings ot Pasement tallery Shortly after the first of the year... .We’re adding 4 new departments. .. .and now Ma iplati- | we must get ready for them!..... we must make a drastic clearance! _.. ko ge | mVwIC|.R TN) | Stocks must be reduced RADICALLY REDUCED... for everything + i ar gaa FAMOUS BARK CO, i will be rearranged to make room for the contractors who are install- t bailding appropriations do no! oe 2 | ing the new departments and making the necessary changes in \pse until two years after t! | nae ees ee im | 3 é | traordinary the physical make-up of the store!....all Suits... all Bite 0 A eal : . | | Gthis is an ex hn E Overcoats....all Pants... .all boys’ Clothes have been aliiaiad | | x = == = ci die | Bsmoice. for “Fi Pg ‘ regrouped. re-marked and REDUCED in price! STEPHENS COLLEGE RECEIVES 9 Hil) F ae a | HH | containers, elaborate CARNEGIE ART DISPLAY pate. Rai - . Piate. this Nothing Restricted! Everything Must Go! ff r= stivmen of conection ar plate. Do not pass rives at Columbia: to Re | | | ‘with a payment of $1.00—Balance monthly. | | Litt) Choice of Jasmin, Ambre, Chypre, Muguet, Prevert. Pr other charming, lasting Fioret Pod Men's and Young Men's © cat lemblete by Spring. MBIA. M No Men’s and Young Men's F- Te : . - . hos ° pean a. = . ey . - " . *. " , . i 7 ~ & , P _— * . > 3 ; ee . Ss * ; . . . : d J ~ ‘ j — . - i J + * " . , e — ~ _ “ : ~ » > °® ; . oS, ’ . : , . ; : ro \ 7 - > 7 ; . - ; ° 6 — . j : a i “s - . My ; : * ‘) - , = S'! Kkinmd« of styles: ar? . . khind= ef warm fabrics: atri —_ F ' from in all rles all 12% fi | Ll) sixes included ameec fabrice—in 6 big lets: - ~~ ' these @ lots! LOT 1— =F Be di Lor 1— —Sizes up to 37 The Tokens — whey. : Theusands te rh @ase atta —Sizes up to 37 * i only! Manufactured | | -> | only! Manafactured to retail at $15 and Lge | te retail at $15 and $18 —Saie Price ~° 2 S| $18—Sale Price ‘ ae! : CALI E RE Nic Me RA Ria ili ie I wee ih i Ny cine Nee ow ail LOT 2— LOT 2— be —Manufactured to : —Manufactured to )} retail at $20 and ' retail at $20 and d $22.50 — E x pan- $22.50 — E x pan- sion Sale Price. — M fact d t 4 — Vf fact dt peng —apehe —Knickers! yey po $30 —E faa , $30 — Ex Saie ee Long Pants! Sale Price ae —Juveniie LOT 4— Clothes! LOT 4— —MQManufactured to S ERE: wo eo one 2 > retarl at $35 and © retail at §$. an $37.50 — E x pan- All Men S $37.50 — Expan ston Sale Price.... ston Sale Price ._.. —Pants! LOT 5— : LOT 5— —Raincoats! —Manufactured to $ Manufactured ta $ a os 860. end —Lumberjacks! retail at $40 and caLE | oxeeeee | —Leather Coats! | £5 5.57" DOWANBANUETTusDY 7 f- @hy , ee * 4ai@0oni ~ociety LOT 6— AT D-I-G tore —Manufactured to —Manufactured ta retail at $509 and SAVINGS! retail at $50 and $55 — Expansion a » 3 — Expansion Sale Price ....... Saie Price ston Sale Price 7 * + . >: because it is a water antes tate Ghote San ; homes thi Christmas ‘Many : . , . have already been chosen ‘for gifts Let’s be a little sensible about this matter of in- : rr | a] ea * , - ¢ . f ° . “7 . . 6s =? : sere ye aN oy . a for een a on —And what a gift it is! Satisfied “Easy” owners § iacs of th ; ; —_ ‘ : : ree! ¢ hour and consider what we take | best attest its worth—we venture to say there isn't veic _ . poysic tor. | one who would be without it. When women buy} ae be wm etna 0p eeen Cat Oar ee ee the “Easy” out of their household budgets you cam a Son : = - . - . . : i ‘s —- _ physic—an effective, safe physic— It really pays for itself, to say nothing of the im F just be a water physic. - . ' calculable saving of time, energy and health. And that is exactly what Pluto Water is. It is a physic ms 6: = Water. den washes the intestines. It cleans them clean. It Easy to Operate—Easy on Clothes doesn’: ceposit irritating drugs inside of you. It just goes § gentiy through—cl earing the intestinal tract of poisonous . Absolutely clean clothes—washed the way vou want them FP accumulations in a short time after taking, usually in 30 washed—and in the simplest. most. satisfac story way : minutes to % hours. , Electricity does it in the “Vacuum — way. And the } new mode! aiso dries the clothes—a feature that also appeal. Fume tr pind it 4 Angi a a4 at af a> ~ v - epee OY gmp: Stee age ops omg tg ne pa ass aL oh ae a # - , > ki Hai ey eek gee RA ag ~ $ = é qr Pluto has seen a thousand and one physic fads flare up only to flicker out. It has remained the reliable standard American physic for over 25 years. ork he- + - . - 4 ° * It works because it washes. And that's what you want Trial Washing in Your Home a piysic to do. Anything less than a thorough washing . ‘ isn’t a physic. Start today with a trial bottle of Pluto if you will call GArfield 5800 Water from French Lick Springs. All druggists sell it. Physicians prescribe it. TT TTT ee Upon iy sa an Easy Vacuum Cup Washer will be sent to your ho to co your next washing—then vou can see When Nature Won’t Plato Will for yourse gta what it can do. No obligation om your | part. Rasement Gallery PLUTO FAMOUS -BARR CO \ WATER See See Our Windows De - | > Pe on y% ~s% i ee . a "=" 2 ‘+ Ah “ 7 ; wie) MSC. Wit a smali-cajiber Northwest Corner — and Slamdtaien Avenue rifle late yesterday. Despondenc ne the deat of S is beilleved to vo SUD ET ETUDE URURDUUIGUUUEUUURERUIOUET

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er ae. 8 a eS Coe i, . ne sty . SS ee ae eae AE Sisal a Pe See tee weet ee Date wenss Py esp FX3 ig |” ie ty te ol ete 8 im aa ag ee” OO =~ — —— a uae « ®: ay sya i, MK hase , R es : Pe, ‘ F as ae 7 : « 43 at as, y Te ate hk xs - , . in . . ¢ ; : : = nese. , ; ‘os ; ; ete pe Ne Oe OE Sa es pg RP Sens GR caret ede oe ae Sot v p aca S § 3 yt Ps ; ce al a hiPoase * oe See CUR Ges ae ‘ ; Ne cage T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE —_ SUNDAY eee We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Charge Purchases Made Monday Payable in January OUS~BARR C OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. TH Los A.geles Denver St. Louis Al + throw se! co. Three-Piece Toilet Sets $52.50 Value, $ 4 44 5 Special @ White or green gold-filled Toilet Sets of comb, brush and mirror—each piece with a handsome panel design. oe AN A of Valuable Take U tmost Advantage of These Opportunities tor Extraor- dinary Savings—Shop Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Diamond Gift Jewelry —At Very Impressive Savings Silver-Plated Pieces In Old Dutch Patterns $5 to $65 Values, at Savings of € Coffee Sets, Flower Baskets, Smoker Sets Music Boxes, Casseroles, Cigarette Boxes. Bonbon Dishes and many other articles. Main Fleer pecia — The Kind ot Gifts You’d Be Proud to Present — » In Variety Broad Enough to Fill Many Requirements if), ee a wrt Rs sap 23% salon hi ali ates nas ahd me utd inthe cameron rin, a Re ” a ae eet . > en Teo Mises, OLE OMS 6 TF gk Te on rai oe 4 “ + Chet ak POR AB CS Main Fleer ROE MN Va RR apr Bian IA Nt aR eb Be AI he i sible aie “ mp SOE 17 ae BROS 8" BPS St AGS ieee In New Styles for Men and Women ' ctical Gift! - Hoover @ This Three-Day Gift Event will enable many to give tokens that will be long treasured, selection is decidedly pleasing. Deferred payments may be arranged with our Department of Accounts. : _ Kinds ideal for gifts because they’re accurate and beau- tiful—surprising to obtain at such marked savings. Men’s $60 Watches Solid gold Elgin Waltham $25 Wrist Watches ' Women’s semi-oval Watches of ASS fearing itself and pleasant reminder Oughtful giver \ f 00 Balance thin models with reliable 17- jeweled movements Men’s $30 Watches Elgin and Waltham Watches in thin round style, with 17- .. $36.45 | and Illinois Watches in favored | 14-k. solid white gold with 16- jeweled movement; handsome- ly engraved and reliable $30 Wrist Watches | Women’s 18-k. solid white gold Wrist Watches — rectangular $175 Dinner Rings —of platinum, with 11 to 17 dia- monds combined with sapphires or emeralds. A lovely lacy de- ea e $119.45 $40 Diamond Watches —of 18-k. solid white gold—in $175 Diamond Watches Platinum Wrist Watches studded with diamonds and sapphires, in winged styles; 17-jeweled move- Specia .. $124.45 Special $140 Solitaire Rings | A beautiful Pe ae ee . tm R Poh Lhe Atal gee TaD Nan Pt orate we ate awst oe apr Ane pom - eer bn Ate Sb ondat eRe Aged woe ee des 6 vn ha es ‘* —_— nubian PRPC Hie i talaie een titan nile rgnoltits malities, sities pan ioe, 63 lng Nee Me. iby LO LO LALA OE DEL OE LA LONG E LGN) NNR RE RTI ME Pat) ey aD ) deena r ‘is m . . ” " a . Pfam dy RDB RMCAR! eaaene halk caista ELLEN RE AS EN NDB AABN RBA MC pet I~ Cs Pen RB gente ey dem oh ee. ly ep ~~. ~ (Oe Uys be te ete 7. arte © ns » os mS rea - - " a . i, Rep ere SOP 8 ne Rig A Geperedt at. RLM | sqeced dean. BETO Men’s $50 Strap Watches _ An important group of men’s 18-karat solid white gold Watches in rectangular style. with luminous dial; fitted with 3? 45 17-jJeweled movement ig GARR pang avy $ ° od diamond weighing from .30 to .35 carats—set in a lovely mounting. Special winged style, set with 4 diamonds and sapphires; fitted with 15- jewel movements. $33.45 Bpeete. ses $30 Diamond Flexible Bracelets —in filigree effect with medallion center—having diamonds combined jwith sapphires or emeralds. A gift piece many I a i es ee $22.45 $3 to $6.50 Jewelry. eS 00 : Elgin Watches $72.45 eled movement. 14-k. solia white gold cases with inlay of black enamel and @ A specially purchased collection including every 4 lovely diamonds; with 15- fashionable type of novelty Jewelry; slave bracelets, shoulder pins, slipper buckles, compacts, mesh bags, bar pins, metal necklaces, artificial pearl neckle--s, earrings * s $6.95 to $125 French Bronzes | @ Bags bound to please—with their pliant, gold plated mesh enameled in striking color combinations—and their stone-studded frames. Compact or plain bag styles, in distinctive Gothic and the ever-favored square shape. Jewelry—Main Floor Pe CR ARE SE IN ERR IR SE AEA LA EINE AP IONE RR EPO TM: = A 4 ~ Toe - my ; —e 4 “s Pree i . = ; ; - = = wr _, - Ss - ef pe tf ft Sy Ky 7 A Z 7 / ” ~ A ' Monthly Offering Makes This er Very Easy to Buy ¥ s = me 461s «¢the «secret of the nd just how efficient it is ted when you see it clean a You may do this any time 5900. "i Wal Andie Ng helt” toreas iets erp ee ame emer ne amp iB + Aa My ek eat toe Ke seats eM rn o = é ea Rees ss et ; hi 6 ie rd viable Ee is ” P gente . ve St « . 2 ao . oe he ae ~ % ns ’ jhe ade. a ’ $12 Wrist Watches $9.45 Small Wrist Watches in popular styles. They are fitted with 11-jew- C aristmas and out the Year oo - ~e ores aye aE sods en . — , RN ee ee eee a ne i | Teeny vem OR cet EROS RIEL PEE URN IP tee hie BE «RR yl TORRY. AE YE PER OLE ONIN VOPR BAN? Ph, SOONER CM PANY OI OREM RY «= “ie he Pill ode owe We s:* y Bohs hy op rene ners op anaes a ; , ill do jts work 1n ‘a way to bring come the dependable servant in proughly with no effort on your : of electricity and the hours of | @ ie fr pastime makes it indispensable | Ee . S . er. Diamond Section—Main Fleer : ; ahah SERIO AE Rep pet) INGO Betray SES gt Ae) ~~ Vatches—Main Floor bur Hoover now—The Pre- ake it available at once ff $1.00—Balance monthly. Easement tealler , 2 ee BERR 1 I abet 3° re Jewelry Section—Main Floor ? “Fioret’ French Perfurnes Coe 2 $20 and $25 Ship Models 05 —O?t Very High Quality >) And Italian Marble Pedestals $2.50 to $24.00 Values, at Savings of EO ER Ret Bing Gn hoagie In This Three-Day Sale | | at Savings of [This is an exttaordinary pre-Christmas thoice, for “Fioret” French Perfumes are of su- rior quality—lasting and put up in exquisite Ontainers, elaborately decorated with gold plate. Do not pass this three-day opportunity. @ Beautiful sample Marble Pedestals, also bronzes, secured in an unusual purchase; many designs, including single and grouped figures; for your own home or for gifts, you'll appre- ciate this selection. The quantity is limited. (A gift that carries the tang of the sea and the romance of old sailing days. Two deco- rative styles completely rigged. No ml, phone or C.O.D. 5 : ) | . Orders Will be Accepted a? China Section—Fifth Floor Choice of Jasmin, Ambre, Luilias, Chypre, Muguet, Prevert, Priere and other charming, lasting Fioret essences. Main Floor No Mail, Phone or C.O.D. Orders China Section—Fifth Fleer Gift Silverware Silver-Plated Pieces of The Tokens Many Will Give—T hese Women’s Kid Gloves (A gift of any of the following pieces would please immeasur- | ably—and certainly it is worth , while to choose in this three-day / event and effect these savings. {fF “ - AV @ A very excellent quality of fashionable pique-sewn Kid Gloves—with the favored short cuffs embroidered in new, con- trasting and self-toned patterns. Fur-Lined Gloves Also much preferred by women and misses—are ideal for sports cos- $23.50 Coffee Sets. ..$17.45 $8.25 Flower Baskets .$6.45 $6.50 Vegetable Dishes $4.69 $7 and $8 Casseroles. .$5.95 $4 Bread Trays and Sandwich Plates ...$3.19 $10.50 and $11.50 Water Pitchers are offered Nt Cup Washer ito many St. Louis Christmas — Many been chosen fer gifts Maia Fleer . % % Wm. Rogers Tableware In Polychromed Cabinet $15 Value at 112 @ 26-piece Service Sets of this well-known AA silver-plated ware—most jallery - % it acceptable because they se 3 2d‘ gk are in the lovely “La P | France” pattern of plat- S-BARRCO 4 & ate—Easy on Clothes S—washed the way vou want them mpiest. most satisfactory way. ne “Vacuum Cup” way. And the the clothes—a feature that will $19 Value at 14% Very seldom are Seth Thomas Ciocks obtainable at these sav- ings, but we offer these as dis- continued models because dif- ferent striking arrangements are being made in these Clocks. € The quality and bessty of Seth Thomas Clocks are wildly @. °°" Set is packed in an ornate, polychromed cabinet with aloes dial, 8-day sesments and ‘Cathedral 4 Consists of 6 teaspoons, 6 serving spoons, 6 knives, 6 reliable Clocks at this saving should surely be en for ~ 88, One § shell and a butter knife. | 3 Clecks—Sizth Fiser ee % agg Silverware Section—Main Fleer : ———- - y ATR aN A Special Purchase of 700—Offered at a Saving of | py tees we @ A leading importer’s entire sample line—Bags so gorgeous that their gift suit- oa 6 ens gm a abilitY is unquestioned. Crocheted, Italian hand knitted, French metal, crystal and 2 : replica metal beaded Bags and exquisite Bags of colorful needlepoint. The hand : Women's Gloves workmanship, the blended colorings, the chic styles, drawstring or framed, all hel is! Satisfied “Easy” owners Imported, washable chamois-suede P; : : “pail yies, - ’ Pp we venture to say there isn’t fabric Gloves with novelty short to make this a fascinating collection. yithout it. Wh its : | ; : cuffs and in popular col- Handbags—Main Floor : a hen women buy | ae ; ors. Special, pair $1.45 h seenena budgets you can | Gleve Section—Main Fleor ’ P . ’ ae 10 Leather B 5 Handbag ig | It, to Say nothing of the in- $ Ca wil args ani ags Se Th C] time, energy and health. ; omas Oc In This 3-Day Selling A Wide Choice at rok Known Everywhere for Their Excellence $ oe 79 $ o 69 6 @ More than 750 Bags in smart gree . @ Attractive, well-made Handbags street, sports and evening modes ¥ x that will make most acceptable re- —all specially purchased to afford | > membrances. Specially purchased this remarkable selection. Styles —and in the season’s most popu- to please any taste. lar styles. SS Voir Heue call GArfield 5900 acuum Cup Washer will be sent 4 next washing—then you can see can do. No obligation on your Pin seal and moroc- mco calf reptilian (ae «Et ain and other jz leathers—in dark yee and bright colors and combinations. J Under-arm tailored 3 and pouch Bags pre- dominate—of lizard grain calf, morocco and other service- able leathers. inum color finish. buis’ Dominant

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- » by] ” ee eS is, ie : ap a Sh Paces e . Te soi 3 Hi ae Le * ei i a % gue7 oo wits Wake x: * >. one oa i i 4 P ‘ on “ » er »* “a * 3 2 = # 4 re. . ** onl, 7 . “ea 'e % " « ¥. = es " er « gi MT ERA, ) IER TS Pe ts be ee ape ; baa Pa * g x . x TOs POST TISPATCN ING, NOVEMBER %. ] 9 — ; — oe eld ee ee ei ora! —————— ———— ~~ ——————— A —_ —— a . - ee ; — —- We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Charge Purchases Made Monday Payable in January , , | 4 f sf ( Silk Umbrellas ats 2 Pape 4 a e we *) & See tee » Ways Phan = Weert rey ve R . * 4 oat ¥ . A es cali we by S LP, = ee ae FurCoats = Frocks, Gowns —, =e | lu | { $4'750 | er $225 Values and Coats / $88 we 15 ¢ : Originally $59.75 to $450 : At Savings [7 >. = =P i | @Costume Slips of excellent Many attractively chic models Utility and dressier Coats—of Sun ; for daytime; of satin, Geor- sealine (dyed coney), sand of | site ty ee, = Be eT ae a Oe ft ere ” Tee T fn PM ORS et Rh raat Nera amon nes Ce. Peres = ™A 4 a A: ygerte A F 2 aS HOR’ aR ene ee ee 7 m » Sesganreee ETI, FE EMRE AIR ADDR iy 5 eR Beason net SOR inka, weet tatty nie DE Cine mec yygins Mog tee Fae apps ig one, Sota oe wipe ee a SaAtiedegr rae sia OM a Sees SUSUR PORE METRE Bee ae ss Ve Oe Ny ES ae ee erie es > z ™ 7 ee - Sizes 6 to 10. Priced $1.95. e : Full height: with half-ircie ae : SS Wo GAY 4 ‘Teddies , | ; | top. brass tubing and @ Fifty pierced, filigree and embossed WS RSE 5 Lig? and flesh om aa styles 7 : with weighted 5 patterns in 18-k. white gold Ring Pr as” SRS $5.00 Sizes ? Vhjby PE _—~ seee -_ | ) Ao, . —— 4c = : wy Bape and white; sizes 36 to 44. : “2 : *- 3 PP aU A ar SN Mountings: handsome prong styles for AES Ya in ; effective display of large stones and > & BASS V alue to 6 Years Jae Priced $1.95. exquisite basket styles that add so =~ & * =. \o yy i — Third Fleer gteatly to the brilliance of smaller stones. Jewelry Repair—Main Fleor Balcony ee ae ee rn * A — & € This is a decidedly unusual opportunity to select little Frocks : —miade in the quaint Peasant style and with daintily colored hand Monday — Select From This Group @ 7 Soe : 4 PT 5 Me om : H 2 1) d x erc h 1ef S Ke F_Z | embroidery and cross-stitching which shows up so well on white = Ss | | SS “5 challis. All embroidery is color-fast, making these Frocks as mee 1 SL t F t - } YP 5 5 Pe ee : : : fF 4 f o $ 4 . fe Ch ee , = “ ; - wr = o-——-== %™% practical as they are pretty. oo At Very Special Prices aR Ses i eclee ie a i | “St eee - | a Yel, 7% ie e are 12 rocks—just in from New York—with choice |e +: "De ae eey Monday—An EE Sik on woried in mnen’s and women’s Say ( 4 ry \ of 12 models. Many will undoubtedly be chosen for gifts. Net Lee Oi 77. Oxtords and Quaker j | . Hankerchiefs of quality—the gift that is always appro- _ Yt Ye ee pape sr | priate and acceptable! Of lovely linen and cambric a — 4 . ( / £ jf ofoniais - WO 1 7A Silk Peasant a. oe | with embroidered corners, hand-drawn thread effects or hemstitched hems. a eg eB ) ~ ia | Es f y . : xe € Dresses b fon. yeas 5 Slightly $ 5 € ! -¥e a —_ ' y / eh.) ee E : Imperfect; - 2 NR eA LITE AIOE LL Ne i a Ee a Na me amenerens A ee ee Re ERE ee, ~- “ a acne ° , , . , 7% ’ ; : ‘ Women’s Women s Men's a oo % a $8 Vel PIES. CN » ae | $75 to $89 Handkerchiefs Handkerchiefs Handkerchiefs | — Yn bb o\ A ee spate Ane wf 8 | > @ “The Bob"_¢ . @ ‘Grades oc and 75c Values | Box of 6: . =. =e, esos) Ve mr 17 4 Za a : sms here gy . 5 75 ox o $: Vai. soc Value \ \ . Fae: \ $ 95 . ? , = perforated Oxfords with go Si 9x12-ft. size Royal Wil | q =. A= 7 3 | mas Y: own tent saddle: ‘ys =ty Syme : JC ke 69c 35¢ ets 7 tan call Quaker Colonials é Ss Soran aie eg : ove ual: ; S : . . , + at ov : : old techs’ eta ~~ Shade eda e or a that men ee Sy 'j00 white, pink and light blue : with large gilt buckle and . : edt celine saat ies Impe Handkerchiefs in good quality cam- ae Teceke “| | So “ ; Eek crepe de chine Frocks in bishop 7 , alligator trim, dwarf last and | | g ; ty : hand-drawn thread bric with embroid._ ; es ” : - —_ | or French waistline styles—al! 7 | (ae square shape with l ] ‘A 5° slight that the wearing q* effects with dai ed , ee ity Mayflax linen ae = beautifully hand embroidered and | ) wis — | iB be i ired. Fringe finished. oe) Mie Se | 8 & Cherchicle — | cross stitched. All colors are feet ) : Bi xe = tily embroidered different patterns, with hand - drawn | —_ | : = : | & ) a | The smartést styles in Evening Slippers af a | Taupe and Mulbe corners. , Pd packed — box. hems eae Sizes 2 to 6 Years erchief Sectic “ Pieer , M4 . . . . . er ; eee Infaat’ Shop—Thirad Ficer S Satisfactory choice to discriminating womem. Grounds are 3¢ Shee Sertion—Second F ee a a cr ew — en een a Tt tits cern een enemas _— = eee na = A ren. EEE aaentiegenteeee mee eee eee caUnetEieemmeeeenneeeesemeeenenee

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mas Store W orld’s Choicest Widest V ariety Values That Will Instantly Appeal at...... @ Unusually attractive and excellent Shirts of Kingcloth Empire Silks which launder and wear so well—all are in neckband style and are tailored to fit splendidly. The variety of neat stripes meets almost any taste and all Sewing Tables $25 Value omplete readiness for Christ- ' Gateleg Tables holiday array and brimful of ad, more elaborately than ever & t gift-shopping not only satis. nd delightful. The remem.’ must please the recipient, of st also reflect your own good y you'll best appreciate St, bre, where unsurpassed Christ. d best values are offered. ve ® Including 200 Samples! Slips and Bloomers to $6.95 Values—Choice a# $7.88 pstume Slips of excellent quality & de chine, radium and satin, plain tailored ‘or finished with lace ang embroidery —some double to the hip with self material. Bloomers of the same silks, with dainty fin- ishing touches. Choice of the newest shades. . Slips—Third Fleer T Exclusively — New /Car because softer, are yon pice tee eee sé . SSS cer bee 88488 eo ee eee Pieeeeral TITiT “ Pant Serresetas.. 5... E . - ” - 3 oee* ** oe * , ry gt P20 eH Bee eraee se de rer rete nda eT he 138i ¢ tere Pe tat rte 2 ny sizes are in the assortment. Imported Woolen Hose 2 Men’s English ribbq@ Half Hose of lightweight wool- en yarns; Blue, green, tan, helio 5 and gray stripes are most featured; also black-and-white striped models. in bl gray, tan, green ‘and heathers — with reinforced heel, toe and ag NEE prael All sizes. Special sole. cosoveeesvaseee oes eee © Paoeeervneee Men’s Imported Neckwear An extremely varied assortment of wool-lined ties; in checks, plaids, blocks, dotted, two- and three-tone and other pat- o terns, practically any color. effect. ——— Choice $4.25, Men's Furnishings—Main Floor ca Monday We Will Offer a Large New Assortment of Hand-Embroidered Aprons 35 “Betty Lou” Models at 909 @ 3000 of these new “Betty Lou” Aprons—ideal for gifts because they are so daintily smart in their new flared and tiered styles—of such splendid fabrics and so prettily hand embroidered in various designs. Wide choice of styles and colors that you will like immensely. Regular sizes. Extra-size Dresses in the same styles are priced $2.45 Wash Dresses—Third Floor 'top, brass Monday—Make Advantageous Selections From These Houseware ‘Specials’ . . . / Housewives Will Recognize These Unusual Values. Canary Birds $6 Value $3.95 | Imported Hartz Mountain Ca- | mary Birds, all sweet singefs _ and in full plumage. | SO Select early! $4.75 Bird Cages Hyndrix brass Cages, round Style, with footed base, brass seed guard, perches and re- movable $3.09 drip tray $5.50 Bird Cage Stands Full height; with half-circle tubing and ftted a ........... 94.15 eee ae * * i Just 200, | $3 Wear-Ever Roasters Round-style aluminum Roast- ers, 114% inches in diameter; with removable rack and ven- tilating cover wit $2 10 a handle. $5.10 Waxing Outfits Old English Outfits consisting of floor waxer, can of wax and can of — $2.84 > — ae . - @& cee @ et @ 6 $3.50 Dutch Ovens Griswold Dutch Ovens, No. 9 size, with tight top cover, trivet ground polish "7 finish and strong bail. $2.74 $3.25 Savory Roasters Blue enameled large-size oval - Roasters; seamless body with end handle and self- basting cover... $2.69 $1.95 Griswold Food Choppers ................ $1.60 3-Qt. Aluminum Coffee Percolators.... $2.70 10-Qt. Aluminum Preserving Keitles . $2 6-Qt. Wear-Ever Aluminum Preserving Kettles, $1.05 $210 No. 8 Griswold High Frame Waffle-Irons. . $1.64 $3.05 3-Pc. Wear-Ever Aluminum Saucepan Sets. .$2.10 $2.75 Mirro Aluminum 8-Cup Percolators $1.68 $4.50 Mirro Aluminum 8-Cup Percolators Basement Gallery Unusually Lovely for Gitts Are These Chinese Brass Buffet Sets eae: a @ Just received from the Orient—handsome Chinese brass three-piece Buffet Sets consisting of two pagoda candlesticks, etched bowl and collapsible stand. Select more than one at this saving. You'll want them for Christmas or wedding gifts. Other Chinese Brass Pieces Gift seekers will undoubtedly be interested in these Opium Bowls in etched designs with carved wooden stands and novel Incense Burners. $1.95 8-in. Chinese Opium Bowls $2.95 10-in. Chinese Opium Bowls $3.95 12-in. Chinese Opium Bowls $1.25 Chinese Brass Incense Burners Gift Section—Sixth Floor we a se For Your Christmas Greetings— 25 Cards With Name Extra Special $12 q@ Christmas Cards in lovely new designs—with printed greetings, your name and three-letter mon- ogram—in gold-lined en- velopes. ' Place your order as soon as possible for these personal Greet- ing Cards; the work will be beautifully executed and there are now many designs. (ard Printing Section—Main Fleor. Desirable for Christmas Gifts Are These Domestic Elec. Machines | $22.50 Value : | | $16.95 Graceful gateleg Ta- ble with top of solid ma- hogany, the balance of g u m wood; with large $14.95 | Solid mahog- any Martha _ W ashington Tables, with _three draw- | ers, two | com part- 'ments and dull rubbed $4.95 Daintily dec- orated End Tables in green or red —a size and kind espe- cially ideal for gift-giv- drawer. | finish. ing. te Ae 8 Sn ee et eam SE et ee eee eer LA CE ATO ACN AN, NE. ity Neale AN oe Ale tae Nb Ns Windsor Chairs $20 Value * $14.75 Finished in mahogany effect, with fiber seat; / one of the ' Quai ntest | | and most ar- | | tistic kinds / | of Chairs. Ornate Tables $22 Value é $15.75 Walnut oc- casiona] Ta- bles with burl veneer figured ie | $25 Value $15.75 | Sets in wal- ' nut effect; ' with redi* leather > tome ped table | having shelf; chair to match. with six legs and a lovely dull finish. Coxwell Chairs Coxwell Chairs $ss Value $45 H andsome Chairs up- ‘|| holstered in 'tapestry; | with loose, | reversible cushions and s p le ndidly made. Spinet Desks $70 Value $24.50 Solid mahog- any Spinet Desks with large writing Space and an : attractive, |g | dull - rubbed : finish. graceful _ Chairs up- holstered in wool tapes- try, with mo- hair arms and loose cushions. | PFurniture—Seventh Fleer St. Louis’ Largest’ Assortments Are Here in TOYLAND Savings on Monday’s Groups Will A Suggest Filling Gift Needs 7 @ Tiny children, larger children and adult “children” will enjoy looking for toys in Famous-Barr Co.’s Toy- land! It is indeed a veritable land of Toys—presenting old favorites and the newest creations—Toys of every kind for boys and girls. Such a Variety of Clever Play- things as You've Never Before Seen! See Santa in Pedal Cars =] Fairyland | $2.98 Value Santa Claus is waiting $2.39 to greet you in Fairy- Sidewalk Cars with Jand. It will be a rubber - tired wheels, pedals and strong qd. steering handle; at- thrilling experience in- tractively painted. deed! And to those | having 25c tickets, | secured at the entrance Parkcycles $24.75 Value $19.95 With tubular frame, bicycle spoke wheels with ball bearings and adjustable seat. Com- pletely equipped. $7.98 Coaster . ine “ ~ te een4 nee Pe nate ati el . Dy ere hy eet. Ae he os . Oe ee * awd . AIOLEAETS Ce NL EP tina ee mapa! SPREE TS RS “anh NORRIE? 9AM Od IRIS OE I, Orme CARR RET —. ve a aati aati oe hat nike CEh sls adiecinun aa nan noes at oe o pumnaw ng SEER MARS AR iE A Rn Aaa DOING ANS. PD aaah lc allen sag ARDS he 2 EE OK. O45 omega eg a aby ge wipes” -atgee fre 9 ee. ~ aie +! ver, eet me oem enauvwa . “ S terete . + ee e ; va x Lf Af 4 eS — fZ ry Ae the s a mt <r: © Mut m+: me * see ee on Lee ae Oe Pa OPM ee LE! GE Monday—An Opportunity to Select Profitably From tne cock... So back $3.98 Doll Bassinets Put dolly to sleep in one of these prettily decorated ivory colored Bas- Sue hace... 2. $5.95 Bubbles Babies —with composition head and moving eyes; wrapped in pretty pink or blue blankets. .... $4.88 $5.95 Baby Dolls Horsman Baby Dolls with composi- tion head at eee ee in white lace-trimmed dresses a $ 4 98 $5.50 Gilberts’ Too] Chests, complete set of tools... $4.89 $2 Colored Building Blocks, build houses $3.25 23-Piece China Tea Sets, brightly decorated... . $2.49 $19.95 Stee] Dump Trucks, rubber-tired disc wheels. $17.50 $1.98 Juinted Dolls, Curled: Wigs, moving eyes $1 Auto Race Games, complete with equipment $2.50 Cinnamon Teddy Bears, good grade plush Specially Priced @€ These fully guaranteed portable electric Domestic Sewing Machines have full-size head and are complete with set of attachments. A gift that will make ihe housewife happy! _ | t From This Group of | Footwear ™ & 7) ETwo Wilton Rug ‘Specials’ $4.95 Baby Walkers | —to teach baby to walk! Walkers | with rubber-tired wheels, rubber | bumpers and painted ivory or blue .. $6.95 Mama Dolls —with composition head, arms and legs and natural curled wig; beautifully dressed... $3.98 $5 Erectors Steel construction toys for boys in- terested in building bridge models “eo. “~~ = oF gta tO, Me may Al OB! Le! Slightly Slightly Imperfect; $75 to $89 Grades .. y tan . 5 L (Just 16 9x12-ft. size seamless Royal Wil- " oe ore i 3 € Sixty 9x12-ft. size Royal Wilton Rugsin | - 7 . lonials ee ® nventional, allover and Oriental patterns; ton Rugs of lovely quality worste od le and % vely combinations of colors—all woven of attractive allover patterns on taupe or san tand 600d quality wool yarns. Imperfections are grounds. These ~_—_ a ee soles So slight that the wearing quality will not S) lendid wearing quality y , impaired. Fringe finished. finished with fringe. Singer Electric Machines Specially Priced @ Reconditioned: Singer Sewing Machines, electric portable models, sew like new Machines and are complete with a set of attachments. Guaranteed to give good service. Terms $5 Cash, Balance Monthly Sewing Machines—Sixth Fleer 6 Imperfect $115 Royal Wilton Rugs —Size 8.3x10.6. Monday at $85 Fifth Fieor Taupe and Mulberry in Evening Slippers afford Grounds are predominant. to discriminating women. — Shee Section—Second Pies —

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— --- — PAGE 10B —sT. LOUS FUSE OSPATTH . | se ‘SUNDSY MORNING. NOVEMBER 28, 1926 : $$$ ——— wig oe : —— ————————— ——— ————— ———— — = —— a ag a > Commis-ioner | to Speak. =o — — — — = ——— ——————— ——_ ) . | Be . ~“* ; E Wood, chief counsel | Charge Purchases Made Monday and eect oY in Pe a : = a Magra Ree ge =O. | : es Seak oni Aegcere- EE een Utilities Women’s Gloves aw $1.35 Value, 6 for $2 mer 915 “ft $1.65 and $1.98 Samples, $125 aol : € Excellent quality cambric Sees ranches mewn Plectri | ble Chamois Suede Fabric Gloves in the novelty style with em- eat 2 broidered cuffs. Various colors. cae, aera PS ee ee ee ow Ss Memon E: packed in Christmas box. = ao cram the Arcaée pact Que’ 7 T° T - oe | | | m . eS , Southwestern Bell Basement ST ie Butidin z. peter Our Basement poses i Store Will Attract Many Wainer and Riiceee With This Very Special Offering ot S aceian r Coats and Dresses) 8) ricci.” If You Appreciate Economy in the Filling of Coat and Dress Needs You'll Choose Wyn Ti | 3 Con \ a are Promptly; the Styles Are Right Up-to-the-Minute and the Savings Are Emphatic. i : WV | iy | . 'e Best Secured $30 to $37.50 Coats $10 to $13.50 Dresses —All Trimmed With Fur —For Almost Any Occasion $9 5 speci BMQ.ISD @ Winter Coats that many will want at this @Such a large, value-giving assortment that | f | 8 special price. Besides being so smartly fur you'll choose here with unusual eagern$ss: . fipny : - trimmed, they are all silk-lined and styled models of crepe satin, jersey, flat crepe, ry Be 3g STOP 400 CHOP~ correctly; of Bolivia, pinpoint, suede cloth Georgette combinations and various wool- ae “EA | ISCON SI and other fabrics which Winter approves. ens—some tailored, others prettily trimmed. | 3 (REA AMERY Women’s and misses’ sizes. Women's and misses’ sizes. ae : ry HY ee a a 3 Green, cocoa, wine, red, SL . | r In new blue, rust, wine, red bine amd ves! are the : e/ K\ : "RR MONDAY SPECIALS Ss UX and brown, as well as many colors most prominent. 4 5 ' FE! $5 00 - = S Aa PL RAY PA rate pial te arbed ty . VERE st 54] Soe Safe pg ore eR yn. 46s “ 5 eee er Oe ie. PAR! +e 4 4 wigs Fis ik ee ats GE ce Oe seshie ts lites joes oe Roa 1% mentees ot - e Sade ans bs when eA hy thay, . thee ut PE itt ln te 0 . . ‘ DAA AERIAL Set IR > SUAS ape pK Gots! > ay 9 ateialba ate Cla mat Lele , bbe x » vg we: Me pgeniel) . 6 ’ f hes . fe cs . ‘ » oh un pieteas hy . n - ’ b scikssarlincdh snp tala raadPad eden ‘ PUR get Rs Si eg dus. . RA 2 bh aia Seat as ak: Sas et a aH Pty Gita De en ee ee ee ag Ene Ppa ean eh igi se OF RR any tee igre oe . ‘ SaPsin orn as cil ‘ a "4 me & yer es A Fa wt seats ad telat acini ts +s Sh oes “prea » Lat a Ses 1s a 482 : pind Mi bv a = " ; Mecete errata oraced 5 ee eae — mt ee — ee see ~ he Sn Sah ty SP EER aN CSREES ES aS 2: tye EY ata? VETS PANS 8 he : 5 a eo Meira ree 7 > as Ey Tt aN eeecie i ne? Dy LS oe EN ape Py GP x " ba ie eae . b peat i . dh xr BAL A eet StS SR Se ts3 Po, 7 “ a chee ca si Pe Spay esas . r pan PR aie ws Se Pens Re RTE - Pee * eer Z V pia ee" > ys Sige Vee ey Kho pee pai ee Tee: . ot AY the mee et if) ee ee aie Fs, he wat tccaeiaia tes Neila stamps Given With Every Pevad of pt PRES CaN AE BA ge ; O ern — G ‘- 1: fa ta Aphex eat Woe ae CCE Renee cate 2 42. 4 £2. . ; TEE Gauls Z a c ‘ Given With Every Peend of Weis = ae Men's Buster Brown Rayon Soc ks Af I | Men's wool-mixed Shirts im gray : — : | The Knitted Headwear in ea styles Sv-tpoe, Women's rayon, Milanette and other excel- with lisle garter tops and rein-| \ j{»\ and khaki colors, cut full and im im i Hh i. ichVal Ib Ade (and & for er girls anc eg pe aes “ht eels Eh ema lent quali ty iaterial S with elastic garter and Senne feet: in bl ack and an as- i » roomy. finished with two pockets 2 ar it . = s created od quality yarns in bright and f£ Sor ee. ic 8 . spe dN) ie) a om ee gor agg rig an 59¢ es. ssew: double elasti and 29 inch $I 49 sortment _ colors. 3 pairs 35 SS and non- shri nkable neck- $1 05 zy a ty (Pimeset “Spread for Bread) Jews . 42. « — lercth 4 c ‘. - Pe : = “am i” ; ns i ~ th os. h lengths. $1.95 value. pair for $1, or, pair 5c) —_ band. Each | t CINK IMPORTED ee Rasemenrt nmeomy “tere Basement bk conemy Stere ) Basement nn ea sreore Basement Eroenemsy Stere ish hife Eco - iin ta | ta bdbe dy 5 LE IOAN SPE LLG LGLI IA IOLA LONGER IE EIS he TOG IMM Os : ~ war nde Mins Dib Batch of mabe ai8-.1 Fees 6 ~~ be Xo # Peasy TP ~ SORE pee. aS ee A ale wy BEES FE. LA. Just W hat Many Will Want for Gifts— Select Monday From These x , , . ing fact A Special Purchase of Hundreds of Yards of E nee 3 ee promen s Beacon Robes $1. 9 8 to ¢g 3 S mart S ilk S Women’s Union Suits ‘i Se 3 1500 of Them—Newest Patterns | Palest : ie } Jarwir- : 9 95 —Kinds for Gifts and Your Own Needs $1 Val eo 6 5 C b 1 = — 3 = $ 1 mn = (FRG stanes| == s | Wy ~ 0 pid » ie BO) £ WEDNESD ONL | pos tne ape Sgssghis Cae Tae 1b v= Py? of bal oe”, RE SN aes % rs ae bias dae Medium-weight ribbed cotton Union Suits A} ee prow \ @ Warm, attractive Robes of of @ | Yard ; : NY} ‘ ! the excellent Beacon Cloth— | : : — with low neck and in the sleeveless style. | TF | rartic! | 2 : | Regular and extra sizes. Excellent wear- (_ : ar } styled in various ways with satin ‘\ — |S CA . Ae 1g ) ae 3 = a %| ribbon and heavy, silk girdle RN se | glance at the e seeering remarkable ‘groups will show you the ing quality. fare ‘7 , ff TN status Me &, . ; importance of being here early Mon to fill your needs far in : ew p32 clearly ‘, cords and tassels; in pretty col- >> 1 VAs oor , hi : | | ors and regular and extra sizes, ff it | i ae q| %. Uni Suits : CA = = a : er | $2.50 Flat Crepe Weaves. Children's Union 5ul ace) ANS viding _ ' oa - a-NMahle "De ; : > ba T . A | set | | | oe apace . ‘ — Fleece-lined elastic ribbed eens yr Suits; broken . oes | ~UALITY GROCER bring € ‘ I uy a all a milage tee Bee i se ace iggp n les of plain or ta styles. . oe hn Women $s $2.95 Dresses $2.95 Silk Chemises . $2.25 W eighted Cr: pe de Chine. lots a pager acs => pe ‘'y j a , SS Tori ow —of foulards in dark rich colors; | Pastel-colored crepe de chine En- i TR. 4 i $2.00 Crepe de Chines. 7g9¢ . : a iain | | | ert flared and straight models with long velope Chemises—some with aces. 1B" ‘& , $2.50 Black Charmeuse. ‘ Sui | “4 oon ta and three-quarter sleeves. Regular hemstitching or handwork. $1 C5 » é Lh $2.00 Brocades of several kinds. Underwear | Union ults | eine «2 , Elastic ribbed fleece- Flexible ribbed fleece > MEDAL OR PILLSBURY Dubiz and extra sizes, Sl. 05 Sizes 36 to 44 Specia! — { | 0 Striped Washable Crepe. , ; o . $3.00 Satin-Striped Geergette Women’s Underwear: lined Union Suits for | lined cotton shit Heme Flor tam > * . ‘ Kiddies’ Knit Sets Kiddies Sleepers - 6 ti $1.98 Changeable Taffeta. vest or pants of heavy men. With long with long siceves rid. - . - 1; - - | Three and four-piece Sets of worsted —of cotton outing flannel with feet: , ~ : $2.98 54-inch Crepe de Chine. fleece-lined cotton. : leeves and ankle | drawers in nkie | amd woolen yarns in various colors: double-stitched and well reinforced. \ 7’S ae Ve $2.98 Crepe Satin. Regular or extra sizes. lengths. Sizes 36 to | length. Heavy : - . PATENT 2 to 6 years. S495 ' to $3 95 Sizes 2 to 6 69¢ _ a —_- ae $1.98 Georgette Crepes. $1.25 value. R&c 44. $1.50 to $1 24 _ Seconds of $1 ' Sith wack ae on $s.os Values __.. 3 oI Special at $1.98 Silk-Faced Duvetyn. Buscement Besneuy Steve each $1.75 val. ea. | grade, each..... .. S6-ir. wwe $20 Basement Economy | Basement Economy Store B= . a SSESHEY SS WILK (Hex Ay ATE. oer th “A ee 2 ae oe — zo. 4 rs, ay 4 i 3 Ke ee e. a3 a ee. ia So Gas ae 4 7 a ae nw oe) ae ee ead we + Lane ia we Sa ES ; e Ra te Oy Fo uly PRR aes te ae ; a WOE BK a SF tek es ee Ke sons ae Pate tae 4 ieee rs oe iy reel mE) oS ae a ae Soe ee ~ * . 18-'h Stats $2.78 ; —- ha ict iS 55c Christmas Gifts That Are Appropriate— Exceptional Savings Monday on Very Acceptable Gifts Are Men and Young Men Will Choose These it Perm FANCY SLESD COPrrEer ° ° ° . Se: 2s ar re ~ ““" $1.00 Slippers for All Ruffled Curtain Sets| | Madeira Napkins WwW arm Over coats — ise Offered : 6 9 Dozen $ Y5 $25 Value, Each | : — ==s ‘ = — 79 C al _— Monday og wee | | | i, sae oa € One thousand Sets of dainty Voile Curtains in ecru grounds Pure linen hand-embroidered Madeira Tea Napkins, splen- | $ ] 6 | = Neier Bowe etre He y a ~ sty is lg . * , 2 pe aa pers Fah le 4 e: m . woe ? >, Piha spe 4 ty ateiy SeitheSs yetaiet ot Br. ek pn’ + Sahai a ee ops bs i ES a Cale ee SPY Saw cae Pe LMR 2 : ee Biles is EF a 3 > oe Nee Ree ae : pee ght fess ee : us m rae ahge RUE Res ROR ae aes" .* pe: cf e-¢ \ © @ Excellent quality rune sup- with colored insertions. Also white Voile Curtains with col- did quality, 12x12-inch size. scalloped edge in betterfly and * ; MIONED BCCE- pers for men, women and chil- ored embroidered edge. In the most wanted color combina basket designs. Splendid for gifts. BEAT FLOUR—Pee I 8c dren, in a large assortment of tions. Complete with double ruffle valance. i PER vi KEL FLocR— attractive colors with soft Porto Rican T | , | | Sc n Towels Pillowcases Erk LAUNDRY = ge chrome soles and padded heels : . | Also some quilted Satin Slip- Fringed Curtains Terry Cloth 1§x22-inch linen Porto Rican Bleached 42x36-inch embroid- @ Tailored of all-wool cheviot over= | | phase. for pers in the lot. All sizes and Shadow weave lace Curtains Reversible Terry Cloth in Guest Towels, hand embroid- ered Pillowcases with scal- 1 i coatings in ulster, ulsterette, guard) —— 15¢ a varied assortment in beige with scalloped bot- rich color combinations with ered im color cormbina- loped edges ; also hemstitched ; ) Lae ; e* ‘ “4 MALIvon *~. tom and three-inch bullior choic £ stri llov tions. 39 initial = ze and belted models in a large — a ; ee ood hoice of stripes and allover Each Cc imtial Cases: g . DPer Th. S0c « orange. $4.50 $? designs, 36 inches wide, §$: each . J7C i yr of tan, brown, gray, heather R SALTKY S EXTRA FAMITY «°°? value, pair ~: value. ot “Ol s bar: Women’s Low Shoes , : yard 69c Brontiant Sete Bed Sheets @t tees > Fringed Curtains : : Pure bleached all-linen s4x54- Famous-Barr special Sheets | | i mark —_ $2.25 Women's Oxfords, straps, pumps and colonials : ~ Lustrous gauze Curtains Curtain Grenadine inch hemstitched cloths with in the 8rxgq-inch size; full - : | ; na, RN SUGAR $3.15 12 95 made with double hem bot- White dotted Curtain Grena- half dozen matching napkins. bleached and seamless: deer- i 2 pt the. for to sli ight stairs. Each ©} : a SERSING— Ae $4 and $s grades, pair, special Bt atin ne ahlek bel a ane a ke cs uaa — 5" —~ V - » tractive box. Each wWiter esensteremenntacenetpnsniteomnceneestiil - deep. fringe. $6 $ curtains. 39c value: value; pair 3.29 yard, special, Monday. 25¢ ; | — ! ‘Gabieits Cotton Outing Fieenid : : a - 36-Inch Drapery Damask | | Soft. warm, fleeced Cotton Outing Flanne!’ ir fancy strived | j ustrous Drapery Damask in rich two-tone striped ef- effects. 36 inches wide and excellent for sleeping <4 Warm Wool-Mixed oan fects in the most wanted color combinations for door and garments. Yard, special. Monday loc Boys’ Novelty Suits window hangings. $2 value. priced $1. 29 A for M r @ Splendid wesring eager gh wool mixed $ Lak oe a — As Wool Batts, pure lamb’s wool, sp«cial, Ib. : and shown im large plaids of rose, blue, tan, 2 ES * 5 q Mad ith brigh 95 5c Seepers a ney 36 ls wits 9 ‘48c Cotton Challis, 36 inches wide, yar ard, special. ee wi re ee eee —_ — Rasement Ecanemy “tere gray or helio. in the extra-large 68x80-inch C Black Rock he full with bound ends. Heavy quality, pair. specia! $6 Wide Lace Curtain Panels, 54 inches. each . $3.89 Mattress Covers, NSE size. $2.25 of col ombina jersey pants. “i $5 Ruffled Voile Curtain Sets, special Monday. $2.69 69e Lingerette, plain shades for underwear, yard, 58c Stans feom 3% 9 cma — Rasement Ecene-ty store : “* a rv eee @ ee © re ee ne - NA eg earn ee —— dienctsnantdieneeettien AE RT EUR een en ly — eee oe. ene Le senate A ts eR ee

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== !-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —__. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 _ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 116 bf: ! 2 . Commissioner to Speak. | a Ay f un t j of the law if the money were de- | had not been paid were arrested ee . _ oO 3 ‘ "hi & co se ; : ? . = , . , z... pot m eC : voted to road construction and/by State police in St. Clair Coun- ois OT ere Ul i , ; » Behe Tilin : ain ance Assistant Staie’s | ty. ‘ty -ni f thes fend- wil ' | ’ Les . omen’s Handkerchiefs Be gecak on “Public Rela- maintenance Assistant Forty-nine of these def q ~ hd sin Utilities nd City Atto Lindauer said the tax iants, including the Schwartzman Pea R4estd ef) | ws re Se _ . ; ‘ he my be a ‘ $1.35 Value, 6 for $i { “ and T oe Je rai Ay ithorities sf at; ap pli a to truc ks using any im- ‘ oe Ce 4 Oo. Ol St. Louis and resi- . - ve. Pestiy juncheon necting ore ‘proved highway, not aione the cents of Belleville and _ vicinity ” cellent quality cambric Hand- 4 i ef the St. Louts Electrical : | State pavements. banded together to oppose the law. | efs with neat embroidered Ba ef Trade in the Chamber of! | The law was effective for sev-|lLast Wednesday they waived jury | ; ,eral years and raised considerable |trial and yesterday their lawyers | , Building dining rooms. | - ) , hemstitched and neatly 3 cohen ti a ng din soon wi tT} ; Leaders Accept 4 $100,000 | Statute Declared L nconstitu- ! opposition “ome truckers tried ae } the Case before Judge Web- id in Christmas box. Seed from the Arcade Build- | Quota Assigned at Confer- | tional by Judge Weber of \to evade it. Recently drivers of er. Thereupon he handed down} BAS] Mi i ‘. { Basement ee BR the new Southwestern Bell; ence in Boston. St. Clair Countv Court / numerous trucks on Ww hich the tax his decision. | ' | ; ene Building. i : ‘ : ; , ' t ais ‘ « 7 Mite cosh is cntainadiees URE Fs ibalace aan. «. thes, Ie tnee a ee ee _ - alte PE eerie 9) wen Sars oe a ie Convenient Entrance on Ninth Street . ' : 7 American Jewry’s effort to raise | An Illinois tax law affecting sev- ng o ; 4 : 7.500, 000 towards the rehabilita- eral hundred St. Louis motor 614 ‘Olive Street oe = . . , ; r : : Be se : L ; . . fm Prectston tion of Palestine through the ‘trucks operated there under con- Give Teeth and Dentistry for Xmas | Continuing Tomorrow—A fter Thanksgiving Sale of yy : . } i e c d r s i i , United Palestine Appeal during the |+...: was declared unconstitution- Be UPPER and LOWER 3 A) comine vear will have the co-op- >= PLATE. inebetins al yesterday by Judge Ww. R. Web- | fae a extractions, _ id Comfo rt in ‘eration of the Jewish community | er of the St. Clai: unty Court, at OGEWORE. ‘= iB $6 00 bd of St. Louis, whose leaders have | Belleville. This tikel: ei preven at : & Fame sg a ONLY Up Eye Glasses accepted thequota of $10,000 as se NH . — a hae pues 5: 30; SU Spats 00-1" 00. Over” Child « Wextaurant on Olive st 08: Jamon | Oa S ir ‘it ven a ast in § a 16 : et “ ry - (2 SERVICE EASY PAYMENTS LADY ATTE ees at |sistant State’ : 1 are isked in the national appeal ' |dauer said no appeal would be Samuel Kranzberg., chairman oO taken The ion Ril W d 7 Best Secured the local United Palestine Appeal | «soi. an ae ET aeRO 5 aes For omen an Misses it¢eo preree uninte upted ac- & ey LI} I rap Vitn iT’. , scr gl ie ntin = ar the | Cult Court. If you were not able to attend this tremendous sale tivity for the continuance £ the |} > ; ey 3 eed ce Ag 2 : ‘pEMes: . Oo : Friday and Saturday you will be interested to know historic work undertaken Im the;|, wer i ee ats eae : | Holy Land ee ee ee REMOVAL NO I ICE 'I| that it will continue tomorrow. The immense demand for “The $7,500,000 quota, adopted | - 4.5 of whether the usual ve- such apparel at these low prices encourages us to add yy the national conference in Bos: | hicle license was taken out in Illi- additional garments to each group so that the selection ton, called for action: which Wii; | ie scandal ' ‘ : ate om bringing us medrer the |°O™ “pour o1 ewher 7 HE Equitable Life Assur- for Monday is very complete. based on gross veignt of truck cf WN j roa for Palestine 7 ea nme ag Tr on ; fan Bs lead ad a8 ate ¢ New Address— ance Society ot New York 215 regular $25 Fur-trim- 185 regular $29.75 and he soon ene. ee [1 per 08 ‘we adie Thus f 15th Floor announce the removal oT med Sport and Dress Coats, $32.50 Fur-trimmed Sport He y eoaic *“qourT re ic if th : : : ; ee sei 6 : . + 4 . and Dress Coats 513 OLIVE STREET ere seine | —— : na ie ruck eighed 360 OU! and Ambassador Bldg. their offices trom the Equitable great southwest «¢ omp) ising seven | age 7 N L, ¢ Dae WASFILNGs 1 ON | states. known as the St. Louis re- COU CArry & two-ton load, tn Entrance Building to the New Am assa- scion. is cheerfully acce pting its annual tax a. od 1506 dor Building, 41] North ith $950.600. Wit! Among mageutied ae ee Street. : 139 regular $35 and High- from St. Louis were al ler: 0 er-Priced Sample Coats., assigned quo - 8: , i + HA livon record i T LS i auola re Aiisi&a™— ti 56 regular $39. 50 and $42.50 food supplies Fur-trimmed Coats, behind it. I feel that the sum ac- Mlik and he‘ pna- | STOP 402 STOP cepted will be fully subscribded pers. and service lines operating 4: . 25 IISCONSI To Develop University. public carriers. Judge Weber heid i “The recent meetings in Bosto that the law was discriminator} ! E UITABLE LIFE i by onal Je nh fig- 7 asm veces it did not appt); Q 89 regular $45 and $49.50 96 regular $55 and $57.50 attended by national vewis 7 REAMERY | oF aos Fur-trimmed Sport and Dress Fur-trimmed Dress and Sport ‘+; ures, have given us:-added cour where the owner of the load owne eee tee SME ures, have given us:added course. + where the owner of the load owne. ASSURANCE SOCIETY |] Goss Sethe a ee a Easton Av. efforts for thé re nstruction f operators. for instance cowld de- N \ L 28 Salisbury ey ae 6 eee ee ne oh ei, See er Wy ean oe Se t New York Eenocsgnicsd Leader] im ot tard. "rhe tutdine oF ‘ver fuel in their wen frock wi siaetes $35 40 schools and ne Dita cd Ou bia VIEIE rij LaLa 1. ’ ’ ’ ' WONDAY SPECIALS iunisat of Carmine colonies which Sachin: Mitel deh Miata | Cc. M. AVERY, Cashier. M. A. NELSON, Manager. | | 150 Regular $65, $75 and $85 Coats EE! $5 00 Die ae ince aches ae ee ee Of fine materials, beautifully silk lined : Sa ie davelepinent_ ten Seiry Con bre 3 Univer ) + te Feeaeiiens. een , | camaeemenanetibennianeeiadammemeemanemiem amen squirrel and wolf furs. "Given With Every Can of - ) pericanMaidMalt 0 oo RA NG COLMISSION | D es aaa E, SQRBA | On 3 to 15-Year Easy Payment resses Te Kind That's hiways Righ Right” ity that lies on th ee alk ie tenn os -~ ww pe — ans caled ‘ " e detern oe ph . sS25 R al Estate S$ | , “sag ar adleentnch fin SI Ed ot cur people bere to carry to om ting _ | xe an | For Women and Misses Le RNa AULA | ON aE AO wt te Ri ee ee RS ’ bh ¥ ti ee eee oe Sen — BS in ea ee TMA RL Ag: Webi ad aint Rana ei Sil Seah ces Eg itis wetting 2! Lote mn ioe of? ‘¢ a s *-* oo = ew © 7 —— . as » ~~ or She t * ~** 7¢ k — . Stumps : ess the du +s that are ours in Pal Z Our p! Wit ver sound of : t Given ¥ Pound o a : Ge an 125 regular $10 and $12.50 | 186 regular $16.75 and wer- 2 “National tea enierae i fire al. Now ae oo rid yourself of fat ’ | $i9. Silk Velvet~ and Coffee ID. Eel cs akties nee on Pal. Without dieting, Eureka Reducing pes wee ee Cloth ) i] and georgette. | : issued its appeal to Cream, applied where you want to vi p> nas _— = mr . . ” pS a 3" FF $4. 00 ... ee nt an America for the $7.- geduce, quickly diminishes fat. Ingle AN Of ima resolution which read« EEE LILLE IIS SSS: * Absolutely harmless to health, Pleas- iE & r VA NT | / G © (amon ") mart: : Given With Every Pound of §& bs energy thus far displayed | img to the skin. Its use is becoming FR U ad rc IR E . = | © wichValley lb. 40c} fand the experience gathered, has universal. No other like Eureka. | RE STATE LOANS—MORTGAGE BONDS | 230 regular $22.50 and $2> created a generation of Palestinian Start reducing today. You should : ' Dresses of satin, Canton 4 365 regular $15 Silk crepe, velvet, Georgette and | (Finest Spread y rR | Jews capable and ready to extend : ‘ ; , : : | nd for Bread) a apes _. . 7... try Eureka in justice to yourself. LOAN CORRESPONDENTS Deans edi sa a . ie foundation upon whi: Jew- 4 Ss D 3 _ Send $2 for large “ ed ish life in more varied forms : _ arge get acquaint N CO s WIS c| iin larger dimensions is to be es jar. Remember Eureka reduces with- pepeaaataysrsy) shi og — CE ° | | rear "tt GARR AE Em pane: as ARGEST IN THE , Th e . 3 ne LR ty ogee pe VM : record the arrest- | out diet or exercise. ; @ . ioe 5 OSS Son masacfort Cheese. . _ 2r%. 99 | ing fact that the population of 50.- Chemi a TITLE GUARANTY BLDG., 17 N. 7th St.—GA. 6907 | ° | Milrcansola (hk Sree ae ee es Se , cal W. » 37 N./7 ' j f BIBS. Cheddar Cheese Se Vy, a ee So et ee Ragas: MEMPHIS—LITTLE ROCK—ST. LOUIS | ~ it ie “ V. Limborger Cheese “Bi population of Palestine of 164 Duncan, Ok e 3 iin ¢ rev m™ Cheese tO . HOA tm 10° ‘ ; : The ll dant ; ) . Nn Sults® Bre ee aie we take pride in the i ti ; : (wD AY A wt MNESEID AY ON! \ 2 + + | — 4 I ¢ P| rl a n nion Suits Sx | i... 2 der the protectins arm of th: be) _— | in : ; ’ ¢ ¢ | | ; ; A mer ar) renublic and tn less style. i } 7 . iz participate in all its. opportuniti ; | Regular $10 to $12.50 Coats Regular $29.75 and $35 ent wear- {/-> hh yur duty ‘i! for girls. Ages 7 to 14. Coats. Warmly lined and ngtangy Cag mnalteaeng iO toe | | interlined, these Coats are SINC status for the Jewish people ; o2 tm ea =a fey made of the popular Wister | 25 7) i186 tikes Uhdteaiod ~ We vaust stand \ Aes} LPF a | e fabrics, and trimmed in gen- ) : ith th idine up their han S Ss tF re = erous fur trimmings. For . ; : with them hoja ing up ~J aiias . > oS “ ages 12 t ; ”. : . ; . . : ] | (EFHA A i strengthening their hearts, and pro- =~ a Ae a P Regular $15 Coats for girls. . gp hie : Li | 3 viding them with the means 1 Se OY eS) ———— Ages 7 to 14. $: Av » : . 4 > + wr y @ Rady, ee ee ~~ a ee ~~ . - ” ion ea 7 Bier tom Soe ory te ee " rv? i. T*} » n> be OO ee Se ON Oe en ae ety . , dS Papier tighten o) otmane — wrdnaerse m ” 9 a Mae Be el ce ee ee i Me a ke ee Peed _ iw ents wd. * oh band - men mysnrtag a a — “ ey ve tbe ote hes duntyns a nes : a ed 9 OS By A EEE Se ees Ry arn e rg hon yl wheres web Stes pefy ear ow > hes See ah hy LIM le Mae ee OE ee pee 0 a * bot Bow vabe ets ot mere adene © . ae ee aed ee nang aes ae ’ ham Another attractively dae- | , ‘a hin = i Officers and other active lead- mounted on each side of OF Lai AG signed Ring of Diamonds “ Ay ~ ' Regular $5 wool jersey —T : : N r. YS ate 7 U d | Be! oa my ers in the local appeal for Pales- a band of Sapph: res, hall wie Sy and Sapphires. Three | ; n er wear a tine are (;usta\ Crtron. Fra nk encircling the ring orm ‘a0 Jaccard desicon. Platin if ankle drawers in ankle —— TS ‘$4.60 SlOSs f S48 a | 95 se to | length Heary weight. [J Bbezoc on nova. ruses TQ CONCLUDE NOVENA TODAY $625 5 5485 y $1 24 | Seconds of $1 69 Me 2-Ib. cack Tes : as a. 2 : stele ‘2 a grade, each..... C f 3 ~~ ae ~~ Sole ger oes se eo ae Mary's n at ar Pin ae SL 8 la- " , a Ressler 98.40 Vveivet, woo Basement Economy Store E On See x sme Too . crepe and flannel dresses for jersey and flannel dresses s SHEY'S MILK CHOC. The Church Tnity Novena. ia a | Bee oS ee | pando EES ee a a Ce art tistically arranged on Platinum girls. Ages 7 to 14. for girls 7 to 14. 4 " pb. ae pos. a8 Mary’s Catholic Church, Third an a | Will Ch h . . ee E—Fanes ; OS Ca Le ae “Sie ~ : oose These i np aggeadl | .00 V fis iy UL’ Ss BEANS— — mors oO = —_ — eae ai" =7 } ercoats ] isc re #e* \ A Te rTenkKkow, pastor . ! ; : a4 >a eae - Si p . a '! : : Peren cans ¢ 4 ‘@e ' sic ty a . . | BROOMS—Five + east. At ae¢esign Teaturing a . al | | Te re: oxirs cowed set feature ‘of! he mass ill be the ° Saar D d Buc oe — iamon kle on a = wie . i = isl Si “~ } HEAD RICK 15 cnanting f the gospel in three 1i- > 6 se 8: —~Swa 4 , CA — AS | : 3 Tove Cc trierow } } > _ : ‘ 4 “4 R - band ot vaution Indi- : 4 v/ : : a ~~ A j RE 2 (urziMai ia UA ges, reek Lati om, . oat " ’ >. SA ' num mounting, =‘s } . - ¥ ~ Lh \ ae o ; AT FLOUR—Per mn. Sc will preach the sermon. The musi- x . ” = ~— ee . s ’ ty RNC KEL FLO'U R— ‘ sy ~~ — 8c Sr ae ee i hill sai Le ey Lite Ty Kkran- ian choir. , a as LAUNDRY Oc ~ ht red of all-wool cheviot over- | Gag — pkes. for i Steamship Movements. A hoop of Graduated es a se on the rig cent : 2 CocoA— Bv the Associated Pres« ' ; | > ? eee wean pare « 4 ts ns SHELLED ae Arrived. . Diamonds terminat- an aquamarine which HE most fashionable Matron s Hat g . = a> Oc Oslo, Nov. 26, Bergensfjord. ing in a graceful boy- is balanced on either should be becoming in material as NP» - Ih. tan, brown, gray, heather and 4 ALTKE'S EXTRA FAMITY «oAP from New York. ; ixtures. Large or small col- 4 ; ean oer $4.35 Manila, Nov. 26, Ryndam Nex knot. Platinum, laccards side by - selected well as in styling, and these smart Hats "aay : York. dinsiiait diamond. e , , ‘ leone ert; $2.25 Lisbon, Nov. 27, Martha Wasb- $760 Eaclasive Jowalees - in felt, velour and combinations of vel- A c STGAR— ington, New York , 7 : m both single and dou- nn toon, 9c, Precticat Mae. eT ee vet fulfill both requirements. le breasted styles in all ; —s — ding. New York Mas} Inquires Ws! : . : from ie oan to 4 any eae ae 2s¢ Cherbourg, Nov 7, Cleveland, : Attention paae Fe. draped crowns, varied trimmings and black are represented in this Plymouth, Nov. 26, Franconia a* = on or _ , : : Basement Economy Store New York ss e s i GST TFS and both wide and narrow brims. | unusual group at $3.95. Liverpool. Nov. 26, Montcalm dT eee a —— ‘ . i eee Flavor Malt Rasy sao 5 Nig ae —e 4 Vandervoort’s Lower-Price cee Pe my fork, Nov. ‘27, Chicago, ~~ ~ | | New York, Nov. St : el die F Per Pound, 12c Hi ia ig : , y = Another equally at- ; - dark. This makes your poe fled One of the many new — C ign ot GMs 3 Via - : . Safled. es d«~ tractive es! LI, ; ; “7 5 a ‘for $y oe Liverpool, Nov. 27, Alaunia, for Bar Pins. Diamon oy Diamonds and replica Sap- 4 - Gapde 2 C0P1- BOVU 76 7 | rjack tops with im, ..”,.P% up and teed b few York and replica Sapphires in : | ' : : of the largest: manufnct gp adem : - phires in Platinum, x la ' large assort- >” ~A etna eg gd Queenstown, Nov. 27, Thurtngia. Platinum. im jersey pants. . | on charge for centainer. } — — a ome : : $950 $355 ) Oh? AMIGA q whe th nore ew ork, Nov .', AMerican - — € i ainda 9 25c Trader, London; Berlin, Bremen: | Established Since 1829 = CONVENIENT TSIDe € ENTRA Cc EF ON NINTH STREET | fomeric, Southampton SUNDAY ~~ a ne ee

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1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28 er a SE, 3 ie a > ae = en . . sine ERY, o 3 et ait ae med . ; : 7 + 44 . ‘ae OY BS ay Lenox Service Plates May Be sis | ‘Bri Brightn d Cheer > . , . | eh Mew Curtains St. Louis’ Favorite Gitt | the Perfect Dinner Set Imported Valance Sets of Colorful Scotch Grenadine , Introducing the “Fountain — tl TC TTT a Vi ipa Ri A aa NRE eR bea ah aii ap SE ect thei te: seal enamine siginhtin tn alti tb tehcesnine tale 3 Se e's iat Ns RAR Hi a oo he a etal hs * bor, 43 ‘ THE producers of Lenox China. ity Store forHomemakers 2{=5555 N° overdraperies are needed with these beautiful full delicate tracery and color a crea- . : . | es . : . . : : Curtains of sun and tub fast Is ready for Christmas with the largest and most attractive collection of good furni- pana ee gp Basco oem ‘ee ; te S ecial | ou weave. Suitable wherever sheer ture ever displayed in this popular department. color is a clear cerulear blue. the oA p fountain motif is charmingly | a ; ae | ‘ draperies are desired. Others, in a variety of patterns and color ae ee fe ocif combinations, are priced from | a —= ~ , a ; TA $5.50 to $13.50 i . ae *, , bw tee ftrimge wei | pee | , . ‘ . “a's : > 2 =. - | emai” |S Soild at Vandervoort’s Exclu- Fiounced Curtains, $2.25 Pair if 3 a bt Hed : : sively in St. Louis a Plain casement marquisette in ivory or ecru. Or fine crossbars 3 3 Soe . fe Ban) | ae Shep Sears Smet. in white. Deep flounces. Full ruffles. Tie-backs. = TL ¢ . rit Fioor aS | : | ‘i > Of «2 44 tmisives* : Maree * - rr 9 Special &5C = . 4 s ; a7=.3 se ste et eet : i ww : T . pac. Pr : ah ———— ~ gp ks Be SS OR, : ; : 4 : : oa 6€=6.s«Csd $2.25 Al-lom Matitres« (or- ’ i | ers — Unbieached musiin : FINE furs, blankets and other § as | a i te = ii, Ut ; é fa | : —_s , i . : : == | —— — ty - : ——¥ | ter desirability @ ' : “¢ . ~~ sea l three-quarter, single and Wherever they are placed, aber ful qual - : household treasures will be \ , 5 ez. } “ i d 2 7 . : ; =. 7 r “. - : Ch ee Bee SO ze oi. see § LOI ) a ie pen... : This fine plate mirror has-an un- ee mest, Size 45 imcues $23.95 ee & - s ' F = LW iat 7 7 ‘ usually graceful and decorative § an ee Cedar Chests ee : ‘ cae S , & SS =o : : ~ i? frame, finished im gold. The size — ll, « , : ; — | _ . sin -~ ; = over all is 23z96.inches. : tte —in natural or dark wood fn- , 2) eee . = =a Mirrors and Pictures— ighes, from $11.50 to $25.00 : Te ie, : eae | s Qa | : Fourth Fleer. rT / VOM torte 4 “ onthe Cy ate las ithe Hs anrengen tet Lace Panel Curtains, Special, $4.65 Each Regular $5.85 to $6.50 Panels Os negels «ne e+ te a REY BEE EP POR Oa WN Ce Ni DE rte De MYR ewe Sa bleed KES oe fht oe ” re v9 elatet Pickinete wg Aeere Phe i te baat eR weretec9 : : mee ene ieee ms ! ; - Sin AR Se b Bibaaten NE area alas fie IEE Fee arte rernd Fm 8 ee. Ae e fy A RB, = eS a eee a ic ae yt — a a ee a eae ee . TSS +f Sa Le ve es Dow a PIPE % st — * elinpttsin hing Se BP ptwiing s sine inh i aie, . , i 2 eli naiase 89 ire ali ay ON i e te , EOERRI REN AMEN SENT ME Re 8 EOE aN Tm a Aa SNe RG RN eg eg wis wr y Ae are seein Reon. wpeiritd oS emda Peabo, tots : : Tey ’ Bo ‘ere china cats and dogs. ° E MQRAUKSEERY | : ae LOA ES at | shine and color is but one of Po ae : : | re SSO ES rt iY A pe ee oon ee ST a large assortment of good | : . 's mest quality are these at- SEE SEND SS / 4 LA ‘ Af , 4 ist- @ 4 = tractively covered Comforts, | - oi ly framed, otseres a 7 : : ; with figured centers and plain mas. Others include charm- | Popular aumbers including tonnes Aamo of soft, lustrous ing flower studies, marines. lib aee | ian Moonlight.” “Everybody's materials. uilted in artistic - : | Te |_ Somebod I” and others: designs. Cut size 72x84 inches. figures and birds. . Various rel |= ys Pa sizes, from 8x6*2 imches to fj)‘ a a ‘al Roll All-Wool Blankets 12x28 inches. nl a | Discontinued numbers, 4 for : : . ~ = Player Relis She x Other groups are priced At $11.95 Pair S. a , . fs: i} | re BYE ART ARRIETA I Aa OG NE RAD AN IIE 8 9 BN Ce MRR i PICA RENN Pay Mabe Fanit= HY ah a a ae onepeinerer tame wearily: shins tials eeiddirrmees aston ere ” ENR Sai PONS ba in IE rs PM ah we. tie 2 rere - LAr se 4: oa Oe . 7 fs Ky ih eT ae ; AE ee Ae Oe Bie et of i a 8 eR egy > eo mis oo pave Se oh, . w, y 4 ee et = L/ e PS, esp yt g ‘7m the new style and finish, fitted with silk —as illustrated above 31) 1 3 34 9 | a4 ffi} crystal, are in ° and Georgette shade- in beaver ~ a Ta ec above, — singers 4 PiuUS| with three = ’ 4 “/; mond optic pattern. Cee in the living room. Covered in woo! carved legs. The top is veneered with edge and with the black and gold ee ve bias atid Co beautirul ¥ Sams _ manogany and bur! walnut decorations. (ga ag ahaa ese French | vo ES ee harmonize with other furnis! ings. Pe! v handsome Table. ) =. Pp Daées are of ae om : i f ed Shes : exceptionally good design. fin- | (\-i— pecia! ) Special at $39.75 : gy sherbets, toot ae Painted seat and wheels. ished in the new satin gold. —_ oyster — — 7 For ages 3 to 4 years Other aimteresting groups in- ah P44’ 5 3 , athe: ' |. ees See — Ff For ages 4 to 6 years clade ertistic old metal models Hand-Carved Mahogany Soi Hanging Shelves for Books : — " sc . Uaint ' A glass Lamps with chintz shades. Se age ry In Fy catel in ini j - glass Lamps with chintz shades Covered in F ine Brocatel ae in Wood or Colored Finishes _ | : 2 R Co letes oh q amet A Fine Wilton Rug Completes Rock-A-Two £ imported from France. i ? S : As a fag oe $7) *).50 the Room q ecw ns ae i =— | A Special Group Size 9x12 Ft., Regularly $125 a3 A complete Ortr pieces is provided. ay : € 2 i ¥, eked Me ae? bi” Si as 4 aS: sf, rag a a - - 5 ee oe 54 ; q > ~~ a a f. oe opr a 2 te, Bs 2a ee oR { a : a £ > a ee P > aa? ‘A : m8 ¥ ns ( “a > s a 3 2 . ion ay : ¢ 5; P id ? ? ta ? - . 2 ‘ ee “a + vy 9 ee § ‘a ¢ ' . } rs ma -, a % 38 ele oy a % ay Vy be Bee ) 3S Soe y " 45 ae 4 oe ‘ ~ ¥-t .. Se as ss 1, ey a > = _ , ee ‘ ee. £ } re m 7 a ¥ % ey . jo ‘ Rik - R a x eee eal ae : fs a ve 5 B's eS -~a 3 vs = = Bs : aa i 2 ys ae ii ee i oy aia 5 “i: ese = Je . - oe). Pe + ~ ’ ES a7 : ta ca bt r 4 . “ ~s > » d 4 = thee ee he ot 5 wae i ee ee 5 + > 3 tes Ds ot. g q 2-3 RS: - os 4 S ke. eee Te re: ; = eH . 583 Pn % a=: ¥ aes ee ae) 3 > wee ee co : ee - 3 Be a ee % ee ; K a fs 2% 4 ‘ oe wong Sah : > + Fs : ses S Seed = Boos ; - aes $ ¥; ~ r ne” so. e 4 ; = : * oF oe i ad 43 + é P a. we he ee ¥ oe ae : : pte ms re’ ’ et ae sa Se ee $ at 4 5 Ret ] eee 7 Be orto =? - De oo r - Ms = ee 3 mi F aan » F oR 2 - $ ; i 2 FP hl aaey Ke : foe boo? . tS hat > oe. § > ' Te ; : > _ . + bat —s = oe ea ; $ os $ ‘la > aS x fg os P ~~ 4 4 aE : 3 . 3} ors Se .. . Re on, * ron— d Zs - — . ~ j ‘ id Ad - oe | acs. now $0 much ’ e _ ? é‘ Sineutiinanl amu. i. jr 3 ; & ustrate eb ye a colorful brocate!! | used for books and small objects of WORSTED Wilton Rugs peat om ee oe —— ; | és a riced at no more than a single , penny . t thi ice omly when offered as the result . oe ’ pecialiy nice because ‘ fiwe armchair ‘ 3 ormament. Many are decorated ‘in at thes price y ee E Es > n° : rmcha:t i. | z purchase. as we offer these oo May En 2 : : jade, Chinese red, Ming yellow, and R an nil’. lel alma ‘Z _~ 8y rock in it. This nursery toy , ; o- > «. t wi rt a. . maple or dark wood finishes. pe ‘dasiee os es a —— |, oa 7astable seats and will not cree Choice of Pompeian Red or Wall Desk : Rugs that will beautify te din- | | : a ’ t when in motion In a ’ - ing room and give long service, | = : a enamel. A Portable one pve Decorated Tags dae wilh be aututy: ha Sled ete ee in ed or reen monious with bedroom furnish- 4 i. 3. See 4 THis very artistic container | : ings—all are to be found ir thix ; rae = >. for ferns, ivy or colorful | | excellent assortment. All are | ‘ a : O otor » 8 house. piants, obviously dates it« $ 50 | | fringed. 7 DAs | - ; . ; ; - > 4 ff “4. : where a brazier of glowing coals : , a | Whittall’s Anglo- | ! was supported by three long ar- me Persians rows. This model is of iron tint- —_ iia Handy to move around the | - ed im soft old colors and wil! fit - ' roam bataene of tes eiiinteesial = The Best. Wilton ; —e ‘> iC 7 " *C-423 0 aor . oes" Ne eee We Sh0 - av ‘ - admirably into hall, living room bo. a . oe handle is this umusual Stand of In all the newest designs and cr sumreom. The height is about Y/Y Yi en = gOod design and hexagon design. An enclosed colors, adaptable to any color athe M/s J ee ae = very a cabinet holds smokers’ mate | : Ur for quality. anne ae site desk arrange- rials mad the top is fully a. | compeste ae a: | seneceng are priced from * ment inside Decorative Ries quipp ith ash tray. match | Size go x12 feet. $xsc 35. mee cigar holders. Two Size 11.3x18 feet, $323.50 Vourth Floor Vanderveert’s Parnituss hs | Vandervoort 's Rug Shop— nde s Fu p>—Fifth Flee: Fourth Floor. = hee Le 3 4 ~o’* origin to some old English castiec. Pweg aN lies thet oA RE HR ALORR ete ey : oe, aro » ~ ¥ ’ overiays on front pane! a —

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Plates May Begin t Dinner Set the “Fountain” in tock clu- op— Fourth Floor. e Mirror for the Dining Room As Illustrated $17.95 HE vogue for decoration suggests their ut- ter desirability as gifts. Wherever they are placed, above the buffet, console or writing desk. the eye is inevitably drawn by their enchanting reflections of every bit of color in the room. This fine plate mirror has an un- usually graceful and decorative frame, finished in gold. The size over all is 23x36 inches. Mirrors and Pictures— Fourth Floor. rroduced in Colors ine Originals each side (for Floral patterns. Mirrors im | ® es — Unbleached . full three- a: single and A ' , «9% Oe ; a8 Ag i OE —.@ & See Re ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCP Ane SRR Z “Che-S MOA PNoti tions for Everyday Needs and Christmas Giving Special Low Prices—Large Assortments —Excellent V alues Attractive Displays of Novelties for Gifts Cretonne Shoe Bags $2.25 12 pockets with pocket on umbre?las. $1.15 Al-lon Ironing Board 'ft—Unbleached muslin with _geparate covered ppad. Special 85C ($2.25 Al-lon Mattress Cov- muslin: twin bed size $1.39 Christmas Novelties 50c Each ' Tape measures concealed in | biskets of fruits and flowers end fthimbles held by mina- ture china cats and dogs. American Lady Hair Nets 65c Dozen Regularly 90c Bob, medium and and white. 75c Garters — Shirred silk prettily trimmed. Best eilas- tic. Lovely colors. 75 Special at, pair - C Shopping Bags — Imitation patent leather; black only; lightweight. §9¢ Special at Wilsnap Garter Buckles — Require no sewing: gold- plated with en- 25¢ graving. Pair 35c Pair. Sew-On Support- ers——Silk elastic; rubber tips: pink. Special at, 15 pair ¢ Imported Dress Buckles 25c ta, $2 Fancy slides, tailored buckle and clasps. Celluloid, brass, galileith and rhinestones styles favored by metal fashion $3.25 Suede Leather Sewing Bags, $1.50 Large Suede Leather Bag in green. gold, tan, brown, red or blue .with. gold cord and tassel. Attractive for a gift. large sizes in all shades except gray J. P. Coats Spool Thread 6 for 45c Regularly, 9c Each All number in black and white. 250-yard spools. No Telephone or Mail Orders Accepted Sterling Silver Thimbles, $1.89 Regularly $2.25 Heavy-weight Sterling Sil- ver Thimbles with engraved designs. Packed in Christmas Shoe Tree Set, 75c Combination Set of French enameled Shoe Trees, novelty silk garters packed in Christ- mas box. Blue, green, rose, lavender. Shoe Trees trim- med to match garters. Notions Shop—First Floor. Dress Shields 20c Pair 3 Pairs for 55c Regularly, 35c to 45c in regu- shape. Kleinert’s Shields lar and crescent White. 25c Kieen-Off Tissue—For removing cold cream. 18¢ =e 2” 35¢ 45c OCurity Absorbent Cot- ton—In one-pound 35c¢ packages. 35c Pkg. Creesecloth — Four-ply: 36 inches wide: 5- yard lengths. 3 for 75 27c pkg. C 20c Knitted Washcloths— Full size; crocheted edges; pink, rose and for 65¢ yellow. 50c Sanitary Belts—FElastic and cloth; white only. 39c¢ Omo brand. Needle Books $1.25 to $3 Imported French leather Needle Books including all kinds and sizes of Kirby Needles. Black, green, red, tan and brown folding cases. Darners and bodkins includ- ed. Bead Baskets 50c Imporied Bead Baskets. Hand made in France; for jewelry and smal) trinkets Brilliant colors. Rubberized Household Aprons 49c Each Lightweight, full, wide rubberized cloth Aprons with large poc ket. Dark practical shades. / 85c Sanitary Step-Ins—A|]- rubber; daintily 69c trimmed. 90c Sanitary Aprons — | Venus brand; all-rub- 39 ) ber with net top. C 49c Sanitary Napkins — Cellulose; standard size. 12 bes. Zen 65c Tourist Cases 35c Each Cretonne covered, rubber lined case containing wash- cloth with extra pocket. Large size. OULL JI Stove ot the Chrisimas*’Spivit’ - | Select Now! Brunswicks—Brunswick Panatropes Orthophonic Victrolas The Latest Development in Both Makes 952 » 912002 WE cannot adequately describe the music of these wonderful new reproducing instruments, so we ask you to hear them—compare them, side by side, in our quiet soundproof rooms. They are a revelation. Combinations of the Radiola and Brunswick, Radi- ola and Panatrope, Victor Electrola and Orthophon- ic are on display. We advise an early . selection while stocks are complete. Terms to Suit Your Convenience Christmas Deliveries Music Salon—Sixth Floor. Credenza Victor $300.00 The Cortez Brunswick $300.00 - “SATISFACTION” — all that the name implies. You will derive untold pleasure from the use of these thorough- ly modern type Sewing Machines. Fea- ee en reaps ow PE eee eee ee « a ot ae a Ek ee ee ee et en te PURE Bip ite rare ay array PP ee eS RPDF CORR PON ir age om 2 Ted pte ee oe o wv = GPRS ety ee VE f Rey a. oe Jaa he epee ote ee ie Jeaere ee > povid War ‘ Be 4 RT i MA GE NS AR IP CSI py imation pemeninsibaianidieiniensencapratsnteeiens omiee oe ee Fat eS | All te Rete) TOE tt AD SO. SO EN NS OB IRD ORY Rey che eee " ” ain - De AM . ye Pl Oa ew, OE aiek Eee ee ae ee ke EASES A EIEN EON. AN ARI I LER the OO ALG A! GEL LOI LE AMD ig! Rig DANE 5 eM ty. nwt Pere yineal neil nto: ee ong om , “ Sere 4 “Te “ 7 > RY I gti ie) Mla 8s apne mene oats a twee ele tar Yo “ . TENGEN yn Mg eS PEN eet? ope > ODA DAA BON i Phony Map SED ta gabe eh ehaaipa es ieasanilesered ; : peti etd yc ee RGR lh» elie te cn hahclNEC Na ie Fc aes Ay pele! Mee Riles TE = ae turing the combination of the finest sew- : ing mechanism with the beauty of fine § All Week Candy Special furniture. Sold on the Club Plan with «§ A delicious assortment of unwrap- | machine allowance. ped Caramels, including vanilla and 390¢ chocolate, vanilla pecan and chocolate if er . NOTICE! Charge purchases made Monday and Tuesday go on December statements not due until January. A QO. R. S. Player Rolls Popular numbers including “Blue Hawai- $1 OR ee a Ra ae *, 7 Ce ree WY ae BER be, te “eal es See ee ea oS ee Mee “ A COTE LORE IIE ELEN OLE ET TE EEE ESSIEN SA NITION OO YO ANE CR He i ge ate oh ena - oY em he, rtm nntmey ‘ seenng wot PEP cena . ~ eo verte Po a — ‘ pets te ne “ le 6 tte rag oa yA Oe BRE Keren N Aan ieee ete Coe Op ert i aa — , ; | eat aa aL) bark has aaa PO aap hepa gh 2% we TI ee oe » ~ se “rt ian Moonlight,” “Everybody's Mother Is Somebody’s Pal” and others. Also Imperial Rolls at 49c AO et Rating eh tpi almond. i : IN y, er Discontinued numbers, 4 for $1, or 33c each Pound | f | Player Rolis Shop—Sixth Floor Apartment = So a — ; | Console {WVandervoort s Opens Toy Shop Annex At 917 Locust Street—On the First Floor Bye-Bye Bykes Rock- A- Tc Candy Shop—First Floor Colonial Consolette id Amber-Footed ia Stemware $5.50 Doz. HE hostess in search of _” something new will find , delightful. choice between @ il : ‘these beautiful colors. The §@ Hl © In bowls of exquisitely clear @ : crystal, are in the new dia- | mond optic pattern. lt 4 . ceieediieieee et ST ERE Eee Peer Ss he ee ¥ Ee 5 i , — 7. b> aah @ a “ ae a Ue ar, i cats ; a a ae ‘ ms a: . ea ae aaal : ry M . P wi je ~ t, Sem a + ommend i . ngtien bite i Mek on te ee 1" “ > és » = 8 we wy, ee ee — a se " e ? ° ‘ . ~ ounp so ie 4 “— eet, ge fe. - ae oP » A 3 ee * g bo he a i - ad >» ’ ted ve : e Sore > * 7 . * oye ow & \ * - Lg 7 7? ~~ , . . 7 . tad ial ties * . 7 the u - “ +y 7 4 ’ ‘ _ : a ee - a J 4 wn . - " ‘ . + OME gat) nenthyy t Pd . & . ; >. he, ri Bad . a % > . a“ : . 4 ~ * . ~ * a 4 ‘+ © » x ee ar Peahaw ahs . . 4 4 S * ‘ " * 3 a APR cra . . . " >. id ee Bots x gh 4 + ‘ 1 ee of ht . a - - sition > ea sce ee A so eed . if ” & J n ee rey ; . y ‘ — ~e . - Rewer bite s- - _ torte 4 “ a an “ey aA . wand 7 z > ov % 4 * ov ne. > » " . 2 ~ * ~~? . 7 , ® wen . - Ne « ‘ : . . - ox Pig. 06 é > oar . my ~ : . : vies o+ le tl se ; bs wes Py yee ie le ; 40 Me as Vandervoort scien! | poe st | The ideal buffet | This model of Co- de lonial period design may be used as a serving table or ra- dio stand. Venetian or Florentine wal- nut finishes. Martha Washing- ton cabinet that will appeal to many ex- acting women, Ar- tistic nut brown ma- hogany finish. : | ei —— <n * — a 4 os V4 e. yy Children’s Pedal Bykes | | . hi oe \ | 13 | Huguenot j eo Toe ie | Se Sek Sa wn es 8 ee ee oy shy — “4 type, suited for the apartment home. Burl walnut finish. Very practical size, being 30 inches long. Children from 1 to 3 years old will enjoy a Bye- Bye-Byke with its gaily + Olive Stre With an ad- * justable seat between either rabbit heads or rooster heads, this Rock- A-Tot is an interesting toy for children to use in the nursery. For children up to 4 years. Blue and white enamel. A complete assortment of © "pieces is provided. Goblets, — = sherbets, footed tumblers, +4 oyster cocktails and wines. Glassware Shop—Fourth Floorf. Locust a : —" Bi ae # a* . st Mie Pe Pate. tes bebe! od » ° : wn tr 7 Painted seat and wheels. For ages 3 to 4 years For ages 4 to 6 years Rock-A-Two $2.75 $3.25 HE Toy Shop Annex opens tomorrow! We must have extra space for our crowded dis- play of Toys so we are opening this toy store on Locust just across from Vandervoort’s. The selection of Toys there is the same as in the regular Toy Shop in our basement which will, of course, continue as usual. + sige [woh 4 ™ nog Occasional Console on Rug Completes Room 9x12 Ft., Regularly $125 at — of this fine quality are obtainable offered as the result of a spe ee ge gee — nee - — 95 | Especialiy nice beans two children “ay rock in it. This nursery toy has ad- inatabie seats and will not creep on the when in motion. In white and enamel. A safe and fun-giving toy that has a safe- guard to keep . Shop in the Toy Annex—it is convenient— on the first floor, and completely supplied with all of the Toys advertised. See the special toy display in the Toy Annex windows. ~ yA ae Prettily enameled. For ages 2 to 4 years. Others for ages 4 to 8 Toy Motor Boats LNT LN LN Red Wheelbarrows ce 3 Firefly Flyers } , | Eighteenth Century that will adda touch of refinement, only What fun it is to coast on one of these fast flyer to be found in fine Sleds that cut through snow like a streak. With steel runners, self steering and constructed to last. $4.25 Practical desk model of many uses. Telephone stand, writing Desk, sew- ing table and night table. Oak or Amer- ican walnut. Embodying the very newest design of an antique period. Beautifully finished in French walnut or mahogany. . furniture. Two-tone | he boat is named “Miss America” and | cnitieess driven by a powerful spring mortor |, Gees the length of a city block with- What childish heart would not long for Spring—and garden time—if one of these i ; No. 1 $2 No. 3 $3 Wheelbarrows was found on the Christmas i pom eee EA0G Snches No. 2 $2.40 Firefly Racers $3.50 tree. An extra tough ply-wood wheel that ger size, 18 inches long, $7.50. acon ak ah Vandervoort's Toy Annex. 917 Locust. and Vandervoort’s Toy Shop— Dow! nstairs. — ON ee —— EEE ee ene en ee ee ~~ mt wo tee tn meenantl Vandervoort’s Sewing Machines—Downstairs. ; _ % — —_

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PAGE 14B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 peer ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - he . Se 2 ‘st SS | ane ’ Se —— = i - i = = —.) - LEG ne : { } IN “iit ©)) IN Davenport Table : 7 1h : : . NN | — 21 Value, 2 | _ a = > FAK MAE = aia $7.50 Wudue, >A- 95 $1.00 at the at the Cash Union for. : . [HOUSE FURNISHING CO .| 3 seas | foo Union for. Table, excellently designed and made \ SPECIAL offer of these fins on that consist of tablecloth 438x7 ‘ , 1120-22-2 4 2,6-28-30 STORE HOURS , of mahogat.yvy veneer and birchwood. - - ae - . et core eee $1.00 Cash - | B oO Alans Deing ae ee ee ee - rename — ee ee ee ee JP Pe dainty napkins. An unusua at a low figure OLIVE STREET; 8 A. M. to 6 P. mM, eases ] : ot For Little BigSaleofFloorLamps ~ 2; BE Theater Choose Lamps for Her Christmas Gijt f-\ Pan ~ ie | sae ree Continuing our sale of the famous “Betsy Ross” Floor Lamps at these sensationally low ARNT | i i prices. These excellent Lamps (made by the Hamilton-Ross Co.) are harmonious units >" 3 Fl . ps Ca ele = mi will admit that art. hidden 3 season. [They are —S— SS ser 2 basket, butters no par- “1 Several theaters or show Bridge and — Floor Lamps $15.00 Value, at the artistically de- Briage and Junior Floor . ps . re wre cet deaak te SY pate EE I OP RANE IAS, “NN NE a mRlinte ng ie oe — 5 7 ~~ i a _— . . - r Se TR. ih, ao oh Fae Ko nH at, ache ne BE hy ae Og, FE aN i hh spe hipped WE let RRR ack gle Soha MS a tional ene? at oe dele 3 oA wy ce POL . age 1 am at Lee ree ae These pretty Lamps are the Pedi Ghd lara ASAT WENN Mot bp 8 ee, Rete hula menace in Pah FEN HON ADEE OT. ay SIDR ag, a 4 =) | were | Union for s : signed wi th = g reason er another. The Odeor fe Bavailable, but was dismissed as The * Deimonte ; | 95 2 95 ; ~ a : 20.00 Velues. Pred ‘12 y © SO 9d ; wrought iron $30.00 Values, at $ 95 $1.00 a f unsuited. The ~ Delmont le e ats 1A OF th waysice ~ash the Union for... Cash fr fom hotel Ninkineabl and ball at the Union for stands and —. se dealin“: , ; ‘ ees ms failed to measure up to the ~ 1? ETI2a2 iit »retyTT* "y r r are OpDtTAaAwHN nie ? . - . ieee le a. oo So r % = a " . “ HESE ‘unusually - pretty loor Lamps at OlLailnaoie 1D $1.00 Cash Delivers i pleated Geor- will marvel how these attractive Lamps can be pr x gards set by the fire laws. The ior or Bridg ‘le. and ine ades ¢ eorg tt r | a SS—=>= oii ‘ t plan is te secure Junior or Bridge stvle, a include shades of Georgette “te - CRAP AA had inusually low. Delicately shi pee: shades of Georgette aul ao pees niet fay oeaciaa : - 2 wirehrno . xaeerniie! ITO! tani ; T r997 se ~ o ; - — A : es + - a” » sormewnere RO. A x and ri niy : ’ is nromea Wi -——-> - nN stan lar : a Dp " ¢ Se gette Ss a es. s! ippied polve hrome bases are ine] luded. a nue and refit ft into a com fort- F » and cozy playheouse seating . ieut 200 persons. QA TES year. DAD PR OS e rag NES OR oy ont) — en RR NR UIE SH PLE AR IG Ae SRR SF Shaan te Nga oy = : ee | a ; T IS not the inteation to show Jom Union's ‘, | Bnew films every week To be- ~ a | = | } LH us ia : gin with, new pictures would not Christmas Victrola | i= W = FR Be S | available, and when they could ~ on : “ae Hy dieMs ©7is 3, 2:2 Gi @iee had the cost would be prohibi- =] | 1] } j ae il pars s: Ei . : . = 3 Bre a » for a tiny audience showing. =i asl enrolls Vou ane Ssilires e (e- miunnhhadeneaate i ~ WE ' Sie i WK - > ae = ame! the best pictures ever made, livery of vour ethunhdeds > rr for _—aT aed | SSI Wire: 8 wie ae 7 es af: ee German film, “yea las X - see ee : | 4 ETI ‘ees oe > de — 3 e ee ss lasso” tos pega tie renaaget od is amas morni i. aa \ — SS: ‘ m,. Pane. = oon, ' —T ,~ 2 ? tT. - This TY) , b V; | \\\ \\ YA) + Haat Se a a7 : saa es Slee the list as a probable opening ( rt ctr Wi \\W // // 7A yi wa ewe er Meet’ malt Ae we On E — ° He ‘tion. to be followed by some op Onic 1 Oo a Al. \ +’ FF {i} Y . i | Mh \- ent, | yarn ; — ~~? b 4 i. a ow Xw. y =e , = S the old-timers. such as ‘The \' 4d Gf | Pipe 4a b:->3i3; .. | 73? ee | ee a sh mere oC eebinet of Dr. Caligari.” *Pas- S (i) WA WW ae Ss ‘vee eee : 1 ag and such pieces as “The Mira- Priced . ° . RAS ELF ee , eae _— 3 . => 3 etl » Man.” “Broken Bilessoma,”™ Onl A YY. f i Hf SS se ay a la Dallas” and films of that = sn, Aare . ae > “gad ndard which. while they piayed /great crowds on Grand arenue eR iadink Hee Other Models Priced From ——$—_" | A partment . $5.00 Cash Rewatowh eens bet Siac & | Delrvers ee ie number of potential theater- F our-Piece pe ge Eo : 8 . , \EW ana heaurtiful Bedroom » 4iit Lhd ee of A aili i — ations ied 7 os HEA‘ y Fiber Da -Bed 1 33) ites Consist ing of roc ker. cnair E.. : 9 % 7 nr - | i ] 5 ix : Tk} ‘ . TY) F } »? 4 , ; ; , . : a ‘ There wi 9S ma ic iantern reneer and adwoods. These are comple 4-p 7 and da-bed that opens into @ full-cize bed and contain * il] be bh 4 : i) i, : * . . va - B ith the words of songs | P heavy matiress They are furnished In mahogany and Wich the audience is expected to suites that inclu ra a iarge anc atl % er. 2 | rim K @nalme! and uphoistered in handsome eretonne througnot IT. oy Z and boost. length Vanity. rook \ two-door eh. f re Me f beg a> h \ too? r bide) i ith re ti ; A lmedg leit : : . ia ‘ ] : ’ ' : ; ; I XMAS GIFT S | ie There wi a be io vaudeville. ‘ - " rhnere will be no “atmogpheric acienbemasiaiitins a a ae aiabvensaeiiie xiii, ee Bice yan = stmt aps “it Bittle er — a - € Saalats 4 Te i ial RT RE a AT ak a by vcr ae hee ae crate ae ents 4 9 > OS pe ead . nay a whee . oe att % oN Lh Sh erent y bi o ° a ee sake bash “ meus Bee Ts gees aN “ af iN 4 ne ee se y ax eae ¥ ee Pht Phen Po) at =) sa S Pile a _ ar en Sig O 3 ge 4 —— nil eamial x eae ag Pe. eee a & S| «g é x : 3 i) a 7 * - by 2 7G , Pt) Pastas. a - : > Bye” the {/ 1107 for Delrvers One ~ 90... pa iegae Wait i oe i“@eciar eg excellentiy ade« 7 . 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By NIE. LANS are on foot, or on the tapis or on the qui vive, or what- D ever it is that such things are on, for the establishment in St. Louis of a Little Motion Picture Theater where only the highest of motion pictures will be shown. at the same time, are not at all in- leaning towards ART but, meible to the fact that an honest wine. j their minds but, The promoters have a de- dollar can be turned in the under- In fact the sign of the mighty dollar is probably paramount just the same, the men back of the movement some fdeas regarding the cinema which will be welcome to a we and growing class of former ef the picture houses by poor TIGHT now the Little Picture t Theater has everything needed ™ except a theater, and even the mt uncommercial uplifter of the will admit that hidden ef a basket, butters no par- Several theaters or show . walready built have been care- considered and rejected for Sweason or another. The Odeor Bevailable, but was dismissed as unsuited. The Delmonte gater wayside ¥ various hotel banquet and bal! ms failed to measure up to the Beatords set by the fire laws. The secure a vacant n Grand ifort- ne ed ari. on tor ; 17 ~ aisoO i€it i? ie gent plan is to me somewhere not far froz nue and refit it into a e and playhouse put °00 persons. T IS not ie intention to show wew films every week. To be- gin with, new pictures would not Savailable, and when they could Shad the cost would be prohibi we for a tiny audience showi ing. Mee@f the best pictures ever m ade, » German film, “The Last wugh,” which was considered too highbrow” for a first run here, is the list as a probable opening ction, to be followed by some the old-timers, such:as “The oo of Dr. Caligari,” ‘“Pas- "and such pieces as “The Mira- Man,” “Broken 3lessome,’ glia Dallas’’ and films of that pdard which. while they played great crowds on Grand avenue downtown, were not seen by a ge number of potential theater- who have deserted the movie SPs. AS al appeal to the prospectiye Mlences—the Little Picture Thea- holds up its hands in horror at Word “customers’’—the promo- promise and vow several There wil] be no magic ies with the words of Rich the audience is expected to fg and boost. There will be no vaudeville. ere will be no “atmogphe: logues” or stage shows. | emere will be -no chorus men, pssed as the King of Bulgaria or ner tO direct patrons to their ts. ‘ All of these abominations of the wer houses will be put aside to fe room for a fine feature film, best of the news pictures —_ con seati we COZS lante rn Sones a ‘VILMA BANKEY and RONALD COLMAN . in movie goers who have been driven films and other things. which will not be cut to a few min- utes showing, and, .probably, the best of old time Chaplin and Harold Lloyd comedies. NQUESTIONABLY there: 1s a field here in St. Louis for such a movie theater and the plan, nich includes the giving of per- form at Right only except for Saturday matinees entirely suitable tor children and every seat is oc- cupied, seems entirely sound. It is hardly fair, of course, to say that because such a movement has met with great success in New York that it will succeed here. But it is interesting note what has been done along the same lines in the metropolis. There, within a few according to the New York World, the tiny shoe box thea at No. 66 Fifth avenue has blos- somed astoundingly under the pro- +h i ie ances to . le & wee AS, ter Continued on Next Page. Sophie Tucker, With * ‘Le Mai res eo eae at the Rial. Te Mize S Affairs” at American: Last Week of “The Big Parade’ HE American Theater recpens Tics: ight with a new musical re- vue called “Le Maire’s Affairs,” Le Maire being the name of the producer, with Sophie Tucker, Les- ter Allen and Ted Lewis as the stars. This is the piece which has been running for five months in Chicago and is now headed New Yorkward by way of St. Louis and cetagy 0 It is a girl and music show with a large cast. and Chi- cago ranked it with the Folliesand other such eye and ear entertain- ments The cast is a large one, including, with the three stars, John Price Jores, Colleen Adams, Lon Hascall, Bobby Arnst, Sally Starr, Frank J. Corbett, Olive Bra- dy, Vivian Gleen, Dorothy Deeder Helen Brown, Lester Dorr, Nellie Ferns, the Cardell Pwins, Ted Sha- piro, Viola Hage, Ida Miller, Betty Wright Jr., William Miller, Gloria Glennon, Nat Peterson and others. The revue is in two acts and 25 scenes, with music .by Magtin 3roones: lyrics by Ballard Mac- Donald, skits and travesties by Andy tice, Ballard MacDonald, Jack Lait and Edgar Allen Woolf, with dances arranged by Bobby Connolly and dialogues directed by William Halligan. T weeks second run of the fine war movie, “The Big Parade,’ next Saturday night, and on Sunday the Grand avenue house will get back into stage attractions, with Florence Moore appearing in ‘‘She Couldn't Say No,” to be followed the next week by Mrs. Fiske in her revival of “Ghosts.” After that the Shubert-Rialto is to go into a long line of Shubert musical offerings, some new and some old. HE Shubert-Rialto ends its two VERY HOPWOOD 'S “Compro- A mising Sally will be the play this week at the Empress The- ater. It is a three-act comedy and the leading roles are in the hands Leona Powers as Sally, Edward THE WINNING OF BARBARA WORTH" ~loews State ‘and 4 a Theatrical Coliiides AMERICAN—‘‘Le Maire’s Af- fair before re TT an sive “Sweet Daddie« With the Oil’ scenes in ¥ } 7 le .? . mpietion iast Such reproduction Gard isemans yisode has was still at tering un 16Ts. By ALEXANDER WOOLLOTT. NEW YORK, Nov. 27. HOSE who have attended “The T Three will recall that ' that melancholy Tchekhov play deals, oddly enough, rith three sisters, and that these, as the curtain rises, are discovered pent in a remote garrison town and engaged in yearning for This goes on for years and vears. The final curtain finds them still in the garrison town. Our young ee are so generally infused with.the Russian spirit that the n- Bama prize play had not jogged more than three minutes along its inevitable way las, Monday .night when the old hands audience at the Morosco pretty well what to expect. after the. first curtain on that bleak mess-shack of a Dakota ranch, Miss Florence Johns. as the hired girl with finer feelings, hustled across the stage and plant- ed herself squarely In the rays of amber sunset streaming in through the window. Thence she gazed out across the prairie and explicitly for trees and mountai for the Cana- dian woods, for far (like Fargo and even Chicago), and for lands across the sea. At that mo- ment it seemed reasonably certain that Manager aprnaen was in for inexper evening Indeed, any manager a buy a week play with a beginning in the of the serene confidence that the scenery, en of Get}! another at least, will not run into money. biblical ef been re-created One set will meet the requirements for Cecil B. DeMille’s pictorial of the text. The final curtain will story of Jesus, Etec King of find her still in the mess-shack. Kings.”” The dramatic moments of This play, the last of those to Judas” betraval of the ¢ ceed to the win the Herndon prize while Prof Roman soldi the brief stri iggle Baker Harvard, has ge Continued on Next Page. been loi onscionably on CARROLL McCOMAS ~ Orpheum “Up the Line” ‘YReR aR Prize Play, Fails to Startle New York Stage its way to the promised New York production. It is called “Up the Line,” and it is the work of Henry Fisk Carlton, at present, they tell me, an instructor in English at New York University. The resemblance between his work and the Tchek- hov play does not extend beyond the similarity hereinbefore noted. “Up the Line,” as imagined by Mr. Carlton and as acted at the Morosco, is no great shakes, despite a most promising first act, a wealth of colorful, unshopworn material and a fine, vivid, telling performance by Louis Calhern as a wandering bum of the Western Wheatlands. The tethered git] wins and holds for a while one of the Il. W. W. lads who drops in for a bit of work at harvest time, a member of that floating aristocracy whose con- flicts with the regular humdrum hired men have all the rich tra- dition of the wars between town and gown. This handsome bully, whose roving life invests him with all the glamour of a highwayman, is the role so capitally acted by Mr. Calhern. Miss Johns, a proved and re- sourceful actress, is cursed with one of those roles as exasperating as that of the laggard police Ser- geant in “The Pirates of Penz- ance.” She must spend the entire second act trying to tell this restive lad that she is going’ to have a baby. But she never gets the words out. When he returns after eight vears, the third act Is per- mitted to last its allotted time only because she cannot get around to the point of mentioning that she has married someone else during his absence. Then, under the direction of Alan Dinehart, Miss Johns has been suffered or encouraged to in- dulge in strange, sepulchra] to as an expression of smothered emotion The entire direction of ‘Up the Line” is archaic. BELLE BENNETT an "THE LILY "~ S1.Lovis > OT « Swanson Shakes Dust Of Hollywood From Feet And Moves to New York Corinne Griffith Reported to Be Deserting First National In Order to Hook Up With United Artists—Pola Negri to Do “Rachel.” OLLOWING the announcement last week that Raymond Hatton and Wallace Beery had parted company there comes, ground from Hollywood two bits of news which have set the west coast film colony gossiping. Los Angeles flat. is about to end her connections with First by under- One is that Gloria Swanson has pulled up her stakes, bag and baggage and has decided to leave and will The other is that the beautiful Corinne Griffith National join United Artists, becoming one of the combination of stars along with Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, Charley Chaplin, Gloria Swanson, et al. HE reason for Mies Swanson shaking the dust of Hollywood from her feet is not made clear. Gloria is temperamental and there have been times when she felt that other stars were attracting too much attention. It was a feeling of something of this sort which is said to have sent Gloria abroad about the time that Pola Negri was coming back to this country Miss Swanson getting the impression, ac- cording to rumor, that large as were the great open spaces there was hardly room enough for her- self and Miss Negri in the same part of the world. It was this trip abroad, by the way, which resulted in Gloria’s finding a new husband, with a title, and her ultimate break with Paramount. The move of Corinne Griffith is not linked up with any such talk. She has had her own producing company for some time and busi- ness reasons alone, no doubt, caused her switch, if present plans go through, to United Artists. Miss Swanson is said to be sell- ing her home and most of her pos- sessions in California and New York, hereafter, is to be her ad- dress. NCIDENTALLY that great and | eccentric French actress of the nineteenth century who began life in 1821 as Elizabeth Felix of Mumpf, Switzerland, and who was buried in the Jewish portion of Pere Lachaise as Rachel, w the hub character of Ernst Vajda original story for Pola Negrit'’s next film. As Rachel, the magnificent portrayer of malignant passions. Miss Negri will be endowed with a part of true stature. If Vajida gets the whole of Rach- el tnto his story he will not forget her rather unsettling habit of trapping dinner partners and hos- tesses into buying large blocks of seats for one of her own benefit performances nor her equally neat trick of admiring the silver. If the unwary but polite hostess agreed that the serving spoons would look quite as well on Rachel's dinner table the actress summoned her coachman to take away the new present. Rachel, it will be remembered, was the first of the long troupe of French players who came to these shores presenting their product in their own language. She was also the first flop. Although a personal sensation, the trip evolved into dis- astrous financial experiment which almost broke the heart of the &ac- tress After Sarah Bernhardt's tour here 33 years later, in 1838. when she was so glamorously suc- cessful, Bernhardt, as she passed the Statue of Liberty, murmured “Pauvre Rachel.” The whole project of the Rache! American trip was inspired by spite against the wunloyal Paris critics who swung away from her to the side of Ristori. She aban- doned Paris to act Racine at the Academy of Music in New York. At each performance the low and vibrant voice of Rachel had as rustling accompaniment the sound of her audience turning over the leaves of the translation. After the performance her audience al- ways insisted upon her singing “La Marseillaise,” considered in Paris JANE WINSTON and PAT O'MALLEY tn” PERCH OF THE DEviL* ~Grand Central & West End lyric At the Movie Houses ST. LOUDS—"The Lily,” with Belle Bennett and lan Keith. On the Leon” and his musica! siage: and Harry Waiman The “Great debutantes, in a five-act vaudeville bill. MISSOURI—Harry Langdon in stage. quinade, the his cial Jobn Ronald Banky. Fisher Grove Willie at 1:30 “The Strong Man.” Karyl Norman, impersonator, a presentation b) the Missouri dancers. GRAND CENTRAL AND WEST END LYRIC- Devil,” and Pat O' Maliey. Grand Central stage: Rennie, Gene Rodemich Merry MacFariland, a player and blues singer, and Dolores and Eddy, « AMBASSADOR-—Conway Tearle and Irene Rich, Wife.” Murray “Am@ican nine prizewinners of the lantic City pageant, and the | Loomis Twins. | LOEW'S STATE—'‘The ning of Barbara Worth, ! Colman and On the stage: and ’” orchestra, Robyn o clock, On the female and ‘*Harle- ~“The Perch of with Mae Buach On the Orvill: and Maniacs, Helen zylophone dancers. in “My Offi- the stage, Anderson's with At- On Beauties,” Win- * with Vilma Max “Cocoanut and “Wee Today only the second of his Loew's Sunday concerts. .) at the time as a somewhat rowdy song. home i the WHen reports of this leaked somewhat embattied critics wrote nasty squibs about her playing to Negroes and Indians. OTION picture fans look upon Harry comedy, Langdon, “The Strong Man,” whose new I 3 at the Missouri this week, as rather a new-comer in the way of an en- the films this man with the funny, boyish face is rea- sonably new yet for something iike 18 years he played in vaudeville tertainer. and always In the same sketch, “Johnny's New Car,” so that he can hardly be as young as he looks and he is far from being inexperienced as a fun maker. It was just about 20 years ago that Harry Langdon was just another line in the city directory of Omaha. Those were the days when “Ama- teur Nights” were popular among vaudeville patrons, and Micky Mul- lin used to hold one every Thurs- day after the last show at his mu- Centinued on Nest Page. ; IRENE RICH in "MY OFFICIAL wire’ ~ Ambassador - J ‘ - ee ee ee eS weer. te Millen ied taictbonin asians hinds Be ein ah a ee ee ? fe j é T ’ bas 4 Py Sree Reset monty Delete tie ak, aL Te Sy ‘ 4 “ 4 weedage Oe cert ‘Sane edgin © oP | re eet + toes i -"s . i“ . ts oe Sige ” tn 7 aes en . oem. 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Pec va ww Petey 3 : = YE PORT + j RRS ARS MN TEM RE ESL LEASE A, et SAE pt itm Ne 9 ‘a j oa as eh apts 8 Ams : RGD i PAGE Non-Professional Stage Conference Called by Yale | Community Theaters and College Drama Socie- | ties Invited to Meet- } ing to Be Held on Feb. ll and Haven. 9 12 at New NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 27.—_) two-day conference of repre- sentatives of all the non-pro- feasiona! interests of the theater throughout the United States is to be held at Yale University on Feb- ruary 11 and 12, it was announced George Pierce bere by Professor Baker, chairman of the Depart- ment of Drama of the Schoo! of the Fine Arts. Over 3009 invitations are to be sent out. This conference, a@nouncement, has been arranged for three purposes: ‘iret, because 4t seems highly desirabie that there if possibile, op- should be annually, portunity for representatives of the experimental theaters throughout the country. representatives of the work tm community settlememts, schools, colleges and universities, to meet and discuss their prob- lems: secondivy because the limited performances possibie iversity according to the number of at the opening of the Un Theater at Yale makes it not feas- {ble to invite the representatives of these many interests, and thirdly, because it is not possible, before the middle of the college year, to arrange a satisfactory program for) stich delegates.” Professor Baker's announcement expresses the hope that the invitations, which will go out before Christmas, “may reach every organization which might be interested in the addresses and dis cussions which will be arranged for the conference. Already .there has Been careful effort to list names of all such organizations fs hoped, however, that when invitations aré out. any such or- ganization not receiving an imvita tion to send a delegate will com- municate with the secretary of the Department of Drama immediately. The Department of Drama desires to have the representation at the conferences nd tho Lal Te as widespread and thorough as possibie.” The present pians—a more de- tallied statement wiil pig bably ac- company the invitations—call fora email number of general addresses @nd for arrangements by which there may be round table discus- sions with competent leaders, for the questions and fronting workers in nonprofessiona! dramatics throughout the country President James Rowland Angell for the University and Dean Ever- ett V. Meeks for the School of Fine Arts. will speak. at the meetings. A luncheon to.the deiegates Wii he nt and CO?r- given by the president poration of Yale (University. At least one of the main productions by the Department of Drama be- fore February will be repeated the members of the conference. « rangements will be made so the famous Jarves collection ltalian art. which mumbers 1-0 paintings Gating from § the thir- qeenth to the seven iteenth centuries, and the collecti: owned by the Bchooi of Fine Arts. may be seen by the delegates 2 The proposed meetings are an strong interest > outgrowth of the ghown a Year ago at a conference in Pittsburg called by the Depart- ment of Drama of Carnegie Iinsti- tute. A desire expressed at the time that President Thomas Baker should appoint a tentative commit- tee to consider the desirability of further conferences ied to the ap- pointment of a committee which included President Baker. Dr Marian Tucker. Edwin B Knickerbocker of New York City Miss Helen Arthur. business man- ager of the Neighborhood Players, New York City: Brock Pemberton of New York City. Miss Sue Nan- crede of the Hull House, Chicago Prof. A. M. Drummond of Comell. Frederic McConnell, Piayhouse di- rector, Cleveland, and Dr. Arthur H. Quinn of the University of Pennsylvania. After considerable discu committee voted it desirabie that another conference should take piace in the current college year. and asked Prof. Baker whether the Department of Drama at Yale might care to tesue invitations for euch a conference Believing strongly in the desir- ablilty of such conferences from time to time. Prof. Baker hopes to arrange to have men and women who have been particularly suc- cessful in the many activities whi: will be represented, meet for dis- cussion with delegates struggiin with problems which those leaders have already. ‘o some extent. solved. It is felt desirable, also that when, tn s0 many colleges and cities, plane are on feot for com- munity or educational theaters. there should be prompt opportunity for delegates to examine carefully the arrangements and workings of the new Yale University y Theater. jr ion ihits Rt PEER GYNT SUITE FOR LOEW'S SECOND CONCERT Playing Fdvard Grieg’s “Peer Gynt” Buite as the piece de re- sitance of his program, Den Aji- bert will offer the second of his Loew's Sunday Concerte at 1:39 clock this afternoon with Loew's orchestra ef ¢5. The concert wil! be in connection with Loew's usua) program. “Wee Willie” Robyn, diminutive bul robust tenor, will hold over to be seloist of today’s concerts. As. his first selection, — will sing “La Donna EB Mobile” (“Woman Is Fickle”). the aria of vere ~ a, lotto.” His second number will be mrnest Ball's “Dear Little Bey of problems con- | structed on on Yn of early portraits est Ss oe ture LORRAINE BERNARD —~ Empress PIERRE VLADIMIROFF, with the Nordin Ballet coming to the Odeort DEC. 9-10-//. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH yr WEYLAND ECHOLS, solors? at todays "Pop" Concert at _ the Crepe | _ tha & Ba BEHIND THE SCREENS _ Continued from Preceding Pace. between 1 the AP osties a alr d the Sol - Giers and the were enacted in e of DeMille studio. before the can by Joseph Schil Torrence th ord-wiciding Pete Theodore iker and R Ominent roles Seizure swo Harry Myers has been added to the cast of “No Control.” a new Metropolits rroduction featuring Harrison Phyllis pice which Ts sidney will minent in Prevost In This tri support of Mabe] = Re Anna Q. Nileson is to be feat- ured in a hew sort of crook role im ber newest First Nationa! pic “Easy Pickings mystery story he Bat” and Canary King Baggo River” for was pr — Lewis Ston-« the ieading with the rest ing assembied. Si ear YY if De al’s Burbank studios. creening ember at Fir . No- De- Ray. Dot 2 Joy in current Supporting Leat ris body's Widow.” her Mille feature, are Charies David Butler. Phyilie Haver Farley and Fritzi Ridgeway orter Emerson Browne playwright n I ippear in a hew The autho: A Fool ere Was’ and | hree ‘Ba 1 Men was induced to play a “bit” In this picture when he happened to meet the company on location near Tuba City, Artz., where he was seeking atmosphere for a forthcoming novel. Bebe Daniels’ next starring pic ture for Paramount will be “A Kise in the Taxi.” by Clifford arey, from the French gtage comedy. “The Five O'Clock Man.” by Maurice Hennequinn and Plerre Veber Doris Anderson wrote screen piay. her first work since she was signed by Paramvunt. the Clarence Badger, who started Mies | Daniels off on the new high wave of popularity with “The Campus Flirt.” will again direct her Mfl«x Daniels haa fust com pleted “Stranded in Paria.” . Nell Hamilton has been leaned by Famous Players to For Ftims for a prominent part in “The Mu- sic Master.” the screen conception of the play. Francis X. Bushman wene Into training for his role opposite Ms. rine ¢* riff? te in Th lady ry . i4 mine,” ® coming picture. Prior to starting work he weighed bas ahi ~ 7 sn Story NMniiii ' Dy Carey Wil- ions scheduled ‘tr reieasge are “The White Sheep.” starring Richard ess; “The Bionde Saint.” an yon: A. ‘Ahether a Sam Rork production Lewis Stone and Doris Ke Rockett's “Just Bionde,” with Dorothy Mackall and ae Mulhall, and “Ladies at an Alfred E. Green produc- tion. with ei» Kenyon, Liord lKiughes and se Fazenda. e ) nena ian Interia- sition gold in 1929 Korda’s ‘A Moden Dance Fever.” to )6Win him interna- Mark Twaia‘s he Pauper,” made in med. il ictures are was imund Breese. ‘charac ter actor tage and screen, has as- ed an important role in support Richard Dix in Parad ise “WoO ner featured piayers in ‘Paradise for Two are Betty mn the leading feminine nd andre » Peranger. Cantor, who scored venture before the cam- Boots.” has"gone back to to prepare for work on “Special De- y Cantor him- ‘the pPiain and m ployed by the unions of Uncle Sam aeiiv , ‘oy ; »| : : ive (@t tera. been for a hit Gilda Gray's next picture will be Cabaret,” a story of New York night life. Robert Vignola will be the director. He is the man res pon- 7° many of Marton Davies’ successes. sibie”® f; 2 - Wee Ed Wynn haa gone to New Port Richey. Fila.. to berin work on his first story for motion Pictures. He will star in it for Paramount. Mr Wynn has a long series of stage efforta to his credit. hich he has beth written and starred in. but thie is hia first film undertaking. Franklin recent? Pangbdern. one of the discoveries in the comedy field, has been cast for a featured roie® in support of Marie Prevoat in ner nest picture. “Getting Gertie’s carter “Bennie.” with Colleen Moore wearing iong trousers, ie the star's next National picture. She wil] he seen as @ minor but important member of a financtally crippled heatrical troupe touring the smal!’ wna. Later she appears as print- evil in a country ‘Re wspaper Fi 1¢ ica, a ie tenceneniiabaaine I ARR 6 ae ~ S TOM O'BRIEN Tt * "THE BIG PARADE" + ~ Shubert- Rialto SWANSON SHAKES DUST O FHOLLYWOOD FROM HER FEET * Centinaed from Preceding Pace. the Nebraska town there appeared among Bernhardts ang sic hall in One night the would-be Mansfields a thin. with a sad smile and a pair of biue saucers for eyes. When his turn came youth started to mount the stag», tripped. sprawled over the steps, and at last walked out in front of the au- @Gience with an expression as dazed as a man who had been hit with a bandit’s blackjack. ¢ He didn’t seem to know what was all about, the sea of faces in front of him. the orchestra sawing away at a tune in the pit. the wild. ly gesticulating stage manager in wing The amateur paused, weonred his throat and wtt ered a sick] the ‘+ song The sound of scared him. He ooked around as something. In a word, he was pathet audtence” Th howled. Simple souls serious delighted night crowds like no the world, They clapped The youth grinn as if encouraged, feet. howling at he always seems so the whiri of life around him, place and trying so desperately to e+ 7" _ =” Rgds Audiences have been that amateur ever since. utterly lost fn . ++ id be ' 0 ‘|; yet OLLYWOOD makes quite a3 mystery of Ronald - Colman Whereas he gleams on the mo- tion picture screen as a lead'ng man in the zenith of success an feminine adulation—and is immediate stardom }t Golédwyn—Colman is a puzziec — colony as a freak among ce- The reason for t.ii8 es- that Out of gerase paint the life of an average in- conspicuous and circumspect clerk. The life of an Average zen appears ta suit Colman in son all the while that his pi embodiment is dazzling ma diences with romantic roles. \t home—imagine, in Hollywood—he is rarely seen at public functions. He avoids personal appearan>s. When run to earth he is found with a book and a pipe. He ig a tiic Blade only in his professiona capacity. A Mmaie how dignifi : - + 3 Siaitead yy Ramu ‘hh ’ ; > for tinee dyna- star, no maitter giamorous his roles may be reen, is pop- ularly supposed to be, amid the distractions of Hollywood, a veri- screen ed or on the sc a ’ he Iman has He with Ronald C up to this tradition. bachelor quarterd Charles Lane, an actor who piays mature froles, such : Jvetierson Wor rth in “~The Winning of ' in which both Loew's this week. Colman was born and educate in England. His taste leaned much to the fascination of a stage career. Hie toyed with the stage as a semi- amateur at some of the summer resorts of Engiand When war was deciaréd his interest shifted precipitately to military adventure and as a recruit to a London Scot- tish regiment he went to France as one of Britain’s “First Hundred Thousand.” invalidad homée by a burst of German shrapnel at the first battle of Ypres. an uncle with influence itn ofScia) circles thought the mome~-*- propitious to found a solid future for young Colman by arranging a colonial appointment in the Orient for hi: While waiting for the connection to be confirmed. the young man Strayed into a London greetiroom again and had the luck to havé a professiona] engagement offered him. That decided the day and the appoimtment in the Orient went begging when !t came. Later the lure of America drew him to New York, where he was seen on the stage with various stars like Fay Bainter. Ruth Chatterton and Henry Miller. It seems that Henry King discovered Colman for the screen at this period. and the young Englishman was drafted for leading man with Lillian Gish in “The White Sister.” His motion picture career sinec then has been an unbroken record. F ove mow and then lived 5 keeps the pri Barbara are ppe : = > bobs up in a motton usually play! a. “Se picture, an ol! time sfage star vol since forgotten | shy young man) sent there | / [DANCING TEACHERS WILL ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PLANS BEING MADE FOR LITTLE MOVIE | *Mikhail Mordkin. dancer, who will appear ro 2 the! _Continued from Preceding Page. ,Odeon on Thursday and | evenings, Dec. 9 and 1¢@, and on |Saturday afternoon, Dec. i1, |been assured of the interest and |support of the St. Louis Dancing | | Teachers’ Association, for the brief seagon of Ballet, he is presenting ‘here under the auspices of the St. Louis Grand Opera Associatien. | Jacob Mahler, president of the le- | cal Association of Dancing Teach-| ers, called a special meeting of the (organization last week, at which (it was decided that they would re- serve boxes on Dec. $3, for their pupils and themselves. Mordkin will bring te the Odeon @ cempany of 59 artists of dance and a symphony orchestra, In the cast of/ under the direction of Vladimir |Bakaleynikoff, formerly director of later this week is Lydia Yeamans/|the Moscow Art Theater. Promi- | Titus, unknown to the present®gen- (| nently featured in the perform- ‘eration of movie fans but once the ances will be Hilda Butsova, unti! | toast of the town tn New York and _Leondon. Lydia Yeamans* was e GEORGIE SAUL ¢ int "BRINGING UP FATHER ~Ga ply ee by theater goers. “The Lily.” at the St. Leuis The- Paviowa’s company: Vera Nemt- theatrical baby’ born on the hiz’ chinova, former prima ballerina of and she has spent vituslly the Diaghtleff Ballet Russe, ind Pierre Viadimiroff, former partuer of Karsavina. FLONZALEY QUARTET HERE Seas, all of her life on the stage. In “The | Lily” she supports Belle Bennett, John Sainpolis,, Ian Keith an Reata Hoyt. Thirty-five years ago Lydia Yea-. mans Titus was one of the most ccessful and popular comedians) The program provided by the As the wife| Flonzaley String Quartet for it eoncert at Sheldon .Auditorium, ~“] States. Titus, composer and was decorated hv : of England. After witnessing her porformance at the old Alhambra Vheater the King) Allegretto Andan: + Minnette Finals. two titled Englishmen behind} Bloch . - -Padtroale : escape the beau- | go et vif-Tree es tiful Lydia to his box. One was! Lent-Agite. Lord Albert PadgetR, The other) Adolfo Betti, first violin; Alfred was Sir George Chetwyn. She -ti/] | Pochon, second violin; has golden decoration they d’Archambeau, cellist and Nicho- pinned to her waiet. las Moldavan, viola, Her mother, Annie Yeamaks, was’ personnel. bern in Australia of Welsh par- ents and became one of the most celebrated comedy stars of the pe- urday evening, Dec. 4. an open Symphony date, is as foliows: Mozart Quartet in D major (K 575X) the scenes to the remember,” | growth of The persona! effort of a | few in fosterin ensembie music. since I ca itus. “I have known sawdust and breathed r of the theater. My | citets clown and bare- back rider and I was a theatrical reustabout. I was bern on a ship. between Melbourne and Sydney and | have been on the jump ever since. husband was the first man to clientele for this form of music. tT guess T was che tree LIEDERKRANZ CLUB CHORUS ment the efforts of the underwrit- ers im procuring subscriptions, port favorabie and I guess T was the first upstart to do a song and in vaudeville. Johnny Wilde id Lavender’ are associated eafliest memortes. I was } America to make «@ pro- succes of child im persoana- to be given by the Club Cherus will be presented next Wednesday night at the Alhambra Grotto, Grand and Magnolia 1re- nue. under the direction of Huge Anschuetz. The prpgram will be as follows: AMERICAN WOMAN I$ BEST CHARLESTON DANCER IN BERLIN ve era | Corpus By the Associated Press. ‘joln sie ney me Nov. 27.—Mrs. S. Par- re: uot |. ae. ker Gilbe tw ate of the agent gen-. is&votte ' eral for lrtations. ig undisputed Wagner | ae ‘Bach-Kreisier Milan Lusk = ag Die beiden Sarer queen of Berlin's Charleston dane- The social set declares that :, .Hegar Male Charus a capella there is nobody either among the The 23d Pealm Schubert Women's Chorus Piane Beautiful Savier— Germans or the diplomatie corps melody of tht who pe ne PS ranged by F. Meiius Christiansen wh harleston more grace- Mixed Cherus a capella fuily than the “A. G.’s"* wife. Viciin scio— Song > — . + + ; ‘a On Win of > At a recent function tn which - Mendelssohn guests from many nations took (b} Spanish Dance No. §. .Sarasnte part. Mrs. Gilbert waa “discovered.” One couple after another stopped dancing until she and her partner were alene on the floor. They got a big hand. Among the interested fe Milan Luek Der Jager Bus Kurplaz ‘The Huater spectators was Gilbert, who never dances 4 . Palestrina Mozart capella } and can ic shown. 14 at the ius when they presented a perimental chantment. Bla con comment 2 Catelan played. and ge a exper'mental piece, chaniq ue.” an abets fi m > | ™ “The _ ated by Dudley M _ Olga Warren. Am tura soprano, will give g cital in Sheldon Apéiee Miller at ® Mme. Warren is a Her debut was made dort Theater, Berlin, ip « special Mozart perfor “The Magic Flute” Queen of the Night the Denhof which Since in America, her Decer being her first apg Louvia. constitute its. The St. Louis Chamber | AMUSEMENTS 7 AMUSEMENTS in whitly Gaga Special Limited Engagement of the Pr ELA VERN CARROLL The Distinctive Comedienrs in “KR TH BUDD MOUR & | im “ALL GVER TOWN | THE TWO HARLEQUINS ‘art. Grace dnd Flexibility A. C. ASTOR ae fe SS eee ngnoavALL NATIO! Mats.. 15c-50c; Nights, 1Se-$1.10 (2 (E Elevator Service to Bs mCE ST. LOU =e TODAY, , 3:15 Music Society which is sponsoring | the Flonzaleys on Dec. 4.and the | New York String Quartet on Tues- | riod day evening, March 29. is the out-. the intimate string | The Auxillary | Commuiittee recently formed to aug- Mrs. Rosalind Day, chairman, re-. returns and it is be- | lieved will result in an established ERT ON WEDNESDAY The first comcert of the season | Liederkranz | twelfth century, sr-| cat | LEADING THEATRE OF ST. LOUIS pay i Direction Miaw & Friancer ‘MARKET ST. AT SEVENTH SOPHIE TUCKER, & CLOWNS Pc by MARTIN BROONES RUFUS LEMAIRE “a PRESENTS “he WORLD FAMDUS STARS TED LEWIS) LEMS afics by SALLARD MACDONALD wor REE DALLAS CORA Sonn Deal MUA Direct from 5 Sell-Out Months at Woods Theatre, Boland, the week to continued capacity audiences. lewing tended engagement. matinee performances Announcing the hilariously funny fat “CRADLE SNATCHERS,” with of December The attention of St. Louis theater-goers is earnestly di the engagement at the AMERICAN THEATRE of Sam H. farce comedy success, “CRADLE SNATCHERS.” This comes here direct from its New York run, where for 60 weeks at the Music Box Theatre, “CRADLE SNATCHERS” The local performances will be given by the identical the play had throughout its Broadway run, and immed its week at the AMERICAN THEATRE. “C SNATCHERS” goes to the Harris Theatre, Chicago, fons The scale of prices arranged for “CRADLE SNATCHE the AMERICAN THEATRE is as follows: NIGHTS, $2.75; First Balcony, 2 rows, $2.20; 6 rows, $1. 65;12 MATINEES, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY: Pere First Balcony, 7 rows, $1.65; 12 rows, $1.10. Second all performances 50 cents. All prices are tax incladed. It should be noted that never before has a theatrical the magnitude of “CRADLE SNATCHERS,” played by its @ company, come te the AMERICAN THEATRE, with Niet e ratenentt Performances and! $2.20 the highaatill MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED Now— BOX OFFICE SALE THURSDAY, : AMERICAN WEEK BEG'NG SUN. NIGHT DEC. (2. % ST. LOUIS’ FAVORITE IS COMING oan H.H.FRAZEE ‘Cader is Yre.. Se Anytime. SUNDAY. vEC EMBER STH

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AMUSEMENTS | __ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS EMPRESS JOSEPHINE BAD PAY PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ain pane vienaall NOW ‘SAYS MAN WHO LENT HER $800 | ¥F im Asso t , 7 2 ' | : Flim An ‘a "se ge + q }/ BIG QUADRUPLE | : | sae Seat ee Hamelin’s Mem- ENT awakened with a project ail : HEADLINE BILL SHOWING | Oirs Bitter a tarts wit s tinmee, First ries of special morning haan ‘ E | IRCUIT VAUDEVILLE 4 pane. children. Starting vesterday ail 4EUMMC : ng snarled? FOR & DAYS —~ ¢ "PARIS. Nov. 27—Adad to the | inet of 1 “fth Avenue Playhouse , the 4 Special Limited Engagement of the Protege of Paderewski | | failings of Napoleon‘s first wife. : ( the lit- | ings will be froth 10 to 42 | Most Distinguished MORE | a ; Josephine, the fact that she did not movies| urdays thereafter ce of Women Pianistes. Id 3 ‘ always pay her debts. That, at’ am ~~ Fations tions othér perf ormances are least, is what Paris is now in-| Ss h Arts ised. For the first proe 5 \ Ai formed in the newly published [f= » Mi derella,” one of the U a a ail i i M | RUDOLPH S227, Ce ‘memoris of Antoine-Romain Ham-_ [i REMEM Dew | directed by Ludwig Re roerd Cc | ,VA LE N y | RN O Tage e. poe pg made the acquaintance of | =: oi Barrie’ s fifth Sunday org BER Men in. Shown. his perform: | | osephine just before he | PSs: olden an concert today——_45 = —— d The Distinctive Comedienne in “RIGHT-YOU ARB poe She | to Deddenivee : ris Beata Smile || 2. venturer, who, hoping to make) fi:20)50 cue broadcaster. One absolute sail Lou Melan at the Piano ioe | nis fortune through Josephine’s in- | Pess3 hie aise Ha See ac ttt ee st.”’ in fluence, lent her 4000 francs— | FS ee eT ees LPO aa TT ang, | VeCNn formulated: “No ad b ¥ ces | mitted wit oe a child.” _ a ee [which » pen teat nang Sige Me net = + > | orton r = The first handsome how «sae Pe enable her to join her ilus- | ons . |March 14 at the Klaw qed | | campaign in Italy. As a precau-, [3% ve | in “ALL OVER TOWN REVUE” | — : ! tio, Hamelin accompanied her. At aes when they presented a Fre . comer Poems toe — , perimental film, “The Neal om /ARLEQUINS CAMILLA’S BIRDS | 4 first the General received him| ite fon the chantment.”’ in which George "THE TWO 0 HA : rather coldly, but later unbent | ee DOWNTOWN -~ SEVENTH AND LOCUST Sunday Blanc-Maeterlinck anq tem art, Grace and Flexibility A Novelty in Black and White | CONTINUOUS GRAND AT enough to provide Hamelin with | Pa: beattiful gained Catelan played, and we Pron: : — fm | eM TO uRe™ | comfortable lodgings. But Hamelin | peat He tosses dice Pod — = h ee - fiutie expermental pete, “tag AeC.ASTOR | MAYO & LYNN comfortable lodgings. But Hamelin | | x heater. ch inde’ ue,” an ene lete movie aim “A Fragrant Little Comedy” “YOU'VE DROPPED THE THREAD” § | Si The writers describe Josephine, 23° Impassioned Love Drama! m Nov. | ated by Dudley Murphy, 2 | “ignorant, lazy, indolent, like the Sees: | She won't marry him—but she does consent to heater nidilinddecin anata? [ BEGINNIN wDAYALL NATIONALITY WEEK ‘Creole she was.” He adds that she| fii become his “Official Wife.” incs in Concert by Mme. Wa % d an ob os 3 ate as of friend- Seat NOTE second ren. Mats., 15c-50c; Nights, 15c-$1.10 (Except Sat. and Sun.) 0 pro on ree she herself Shere ’ An Official Wife concerne ut miserly towards) Foo ’ is a woman who Olga Warren, America OE Ca. ES: on harles | Q colo aso Elevator Service to Balcony~«= oe Jolphe ‘*¥ra soprano, will give a sor THE YEARS FUN F. LIC nmege her commonplace good hu-| Fe: See man’s : name 43, with Leo C. Miller at the of chile ee THE GREAT PHOTOPLAY | : estas ; : {id has | Mme. Warren js a Texan by y t PHOT@PLAY AY THEATE! Ernest aa eu was made at the Ne qval P H 0 x , a 4 — oe CO ~~ o GREAT | mth of dor heater, Berlin, in a ges “~ Saee | week #pecial Mozart performancgg# D Rudolph Ganz, on one | 7 , Se All BARGAIN | SHOW | among | “The ee are " in the roa Conductor Pak ad WEYLAND FCHOLS | PRESENTS THE : FIRST Ty ee > “Dr | Queen of the ht. @ e | ———__—_— o> tee & y, . | hen | Joine 4 the Dent ee Eng! ah of T WORLD'S SUPER ae yi PF f 7 | |; PAUL SP m4 | “Pas- | Comp any, which w: BY th > first % 64 7g a " 4 | ° _ . , e- 19 Murray Anderson. GC eo ET ST. AT SEVENTH Saccom eit eng 3 Bri : Se a PO ia : ONLY MATINEE _ l r ing in | David Belasco eee mM. © : sy ~ ”y JNIGHT “‘ssrezsa: geek og | _ SIDNEY ! STAGE = ee Visiter? yn th — TWINS y ; ae ) part’ an © er A> Ap ent At a daly eve ee ee ee ee ee ance. O09 0hB BR ytht Meee IRE ne ct A th RS Rr Hg GY. Oe Pe toga: 5g BON Bape } Sas i dogs Me £ ‘4 v : + Be e rere: vy y vig : es . ie “a " an xe AVGOL GEE Pop. Prices) ALL THIS WIEK AT 2n8 6BP3 y tee (o" MARION ye Should a woman forswear the Ss LeMAIRE ; ) bs Y ry Up Fether | Musical Comedy Highlights One Love of Her Life? | PRESENTS : , ¥ St. . : In “DIVERTISSEMENTS” — The greatest performance of | he WORLD 3 ; , : | y 4 N The Bennett, a star of Bremen Theater; Silver . ee ous STARS Mi eee Ey ~ by a Gees in Florida with ’ = RAO TALES, Doc tmoges yo OeEpMMenine Sito Teer 1 "The Winning of | QUEENS — (Sm 0, Siw UAT EDGAR ALLEN WOOLF 800K Drected by WILLIAM HALL | 4700 Maffitt Comedy ‘and Others | OTHER BIG ACTS _ Ww 99 , Months at Woods Theatre, Chicago tusive First-Run — Photoplay Barbara orth ex - Cont. Rudolph Valentino in. 28 A Samuel Goldwyn Production—With ee we nid on ‘ “—_—eoe | . . / | "i ili Grand and J " hilariously funny farceJFALSE ALARM RONALD COLMAN : Ors Patt, stasis 4 me lo Peeen! ” . rn LEWIS “and MARY CARK ff VILMA Za On? reth 8. SIM e l Woodland ,BEN LYON IN wit a | 4 11. { THE SAVAGE” bat 9 in Fagen ein BANK Y ." Aw | | 5615 Gravois . §& Acts Vaudeville | fiocccc b ; Eich. Sun. & Holidays, 25e &. See. OY. . = | | ees : Taff — vor ek of December (i *S, Seottf | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.’S THEATERS] | = = «1 A nd a INDAY, DECEMBER 5TH . Petcare . , , rogra Peer e ~~ ie theater-goers is earnestly directed @] ALL ee \3 ao™. ARSENAL “go's Yer e Ola Mae” | fics: = yh Stage Cel ERICAN THEATRE of Sam H. Harri’ p as ada 7 i “i cote ; oS » ¥ 2 a “ ' , | aone and Arsenal {« Three Bad Men” | sae 3 se) nies at to mous ~ Envy of RADLE SNATCHERS.” This attracttO@@ia, show in Celebration of Vaude- | ore: a Poo AUBERT { “Into Eee Kineton” igi DR a ea New York run, where for 60 consecuti _ ville’s Centennial Anniversary | ON: ne a Se, ne cot Gih ey ver: j 7 . | 3 pot © Be JACK HOLT | Scores tet Li , ° ite Broadway ran, and immediately fo | wT 5. oe a a — yr oe? oe sat Grand-Flor. f GILDA GRAY mE pieces i yj ‘ A Delightful Pre TRE is as follows: NIGHTS, ParquQ@@i® Songa’ HK | ) 1+ on em eg Tipe © | Grand & Florissant \ SOUTH SEAS” | fess 217 perothy De Masts Missouri Da ye, $2.20; 6 rows, $1.65; 12 rows, $1.10 The” ) ot ST Oe : aaasuneest ‘GRAVOIS TOM MIX in ee Tesh 1 | | i Pest cocerees on { The Grea K. & A. Seataseiecl ee oo I ON THE STAGE Max Fisher AND Cocoanut Grove Orchestra The movie-stars’ jazz band from the “Cocoanut Grovu' Ballroom of the Hotel Ambrssa- dor. Los Angeles—the band that succeeded Paul Whit-- man's and Jan Garber's at the Coral Gables (Fila.) Country Club— Also “Wee Willie’ ‘ ‘Amateur Gentleman’ | 1716 N. Jefferson 4 Acts Vaudeville en B x = is | RIN TIN TIN i Lafayette : “HERO OF BIG ae g E ‘a ¥ P Ci 1643 8S. Jefferson sSNOoWSs” | Fees LINDELL («why “Women Love” ; ~ had W PLAYING Grand and Hebert 6 Acts Vaudeville pets : a FIERY DRAMA OF THE LURE LYRIC (THREE Bap wen”) fo s OF GOLD—AND LOVE | eameneege * oe ee ee | ee IT WILL HOLD YOU SPELLBOUND | ' | ad Richard Barthelmess,| [A MAFF §‘amateur Gentleman’ tO \ . s & . | 2812 N.Vandeventer! Special Matinee = fo y, Ny SF \ ' A Mereno in Saas 2 ~ ‘% Manchester ; “7i0'tempres” | | a & vF y 4315 Manchester Vaudeville | Bees . 1/ tp | Maplewood { (AEL-GTAR CAST ta) Brit PE a a ag ee WITH | 7170 Manchester Vaudeville ie r E | a BLANCHE ; SW EET oases MIKADO ‘ in “DIPLOMACY” Speen 5055 Easton & Acts Vaudeville == Fes itx |\NOVELTY : Men’ | es A Sterling Cast, Lending the Fire of Reality te a Mighty Drama! | ALLSTAR CAST in Fo" 4 TO HE aaa. ee” | HUSBAND—AND LOST. “Prelede Sharp | ANNA @ NILSSON) foo THEN SHE SOUGHT AND mi | batierr usicgue” (“The (Berget Rachmaninoff) Robyn Prcoreroe re me 3 | feat F oO U N D T H E oO T Ho E R ‘CONCORDIA | (Anatole Liadew) (A. Turlet) Tenor, Station WEAF and eecuntinin BD Oe WOMAN— a CS Cee fe te ath and Arsenal : * / | 39th and Shaw tT | Fes SEE IT * Hall in Seuth St. Lonis ) ' A ny - Sie saa aed ; | WITITIVITOTIIITI TIT LL ne Shenandeah Wade AND y LiL DANCING STARTING SATURDAY— ee ee || Ou’LL FIND OUT Se eee a ED Now— | OX OFFICE SALE THURSDAY, 9 A. Mm. — 3 EK BEG'NG SUN, NIGHT DEC, 12. “> sacmm ent — LOEW'S SUNDAY DRITE 1S COMING ae" d E ONZALEY Quartet CONCERTS $1.50 and $2.50, Tax Exempt » Aeolian ( Sone Sas Give Street By the LOEW'S STATE .H. FRAZEE Se ah og L OLGA Decembe ILL PRESENT Gab SS gM, OLGA WARREN GRAND ORCHESTRA OF 65 RLD'S BEST | . | Trekets “4 ao - DON ALBERT, Conductor ' | “WEE WILLIE” ROBYN, Tenor Soloist WOR SICAL COMED me = PERFORMANCES—ODEON 4 ES ects, Set. Set, Dee. 33 | (Witt USUAL SHOW AT UsUAL Prices J A OR D be q N | PROGRAM, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28 | uP mr ! SSIAN BALLET | ques i tiie. Nos. 1 and 8 fof ty amuse — orchestra enc (Bdvard Grieg) “To a Water Lily” NS CO. 1604 Olive St. (Edward McDowell) Te to $2.50; Box Seats, $3 EE RE RTE ~ —— ee eee wee — et Ne Ee eo (CREP SHSRHERE TEER RMA SAREE RSEERE TR ER SRERRATC CREE ARESRERRHTRATTERRSAB ER ORE ee waseeaeeeeaeeie ic! - _ - a _— - - - = “as a PRCA RR HARTER SHAH HEELER ARGH REBATES HEHE RERREPTEERSEERERERRREREERIER SRE EAER EES — SOE en ge tat a SUNDAY NITES aS THE ANSWER Te 4 TIVOLI Popula , lees | i tee a, | MAIDEN’S PRAYER IN “BAR- __Cheeking Free DELYS, THE MAGNIFICENT”. 6350 Delmar “GLORIOUS NUTS” |_| | = ae , 1 SATr URDAY. DECEMBER 4 | | VIRGINIA . ~~ | ‘ IANCE ) 1.10; See. Bale., 000, SAT. — f anh 20, $1.46, $1. 10; fier. . | aievaad contain ‘cheque er money order aod envelope for return tickets. Bites Mice ee Bi Se, ek ine

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PAGE 4 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - eS NAMES (}F MORE Say see ara WE HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS AT THIS LOCATION FOR 35 YEARS DEFENDANTS IN J Enea" Des ane GOLDMA N B K OS. SUITS FOR TAXES Set Feee for =e = Yourself 5 : | r] a ae ~ ao fe" 2. : Alleged Delinquent Bills for , 1102-1108 pehr RES 4 2 Doors West | : of llth Street | ring this annual com peti- in ¢€ Personal Levies Are for Cd | _— Post-Dispatch seeks to tien. & Out-of-Town Can Pay Usa ; = We will arrange oe and pay the it. 'y!" ci Post-Dispatch Offers | Awards for Best Picture We Give an] ' Scenes to Be Shown at J 10% Discos . : 4 If You Settle Zeuse : sual biack-and-; Feb. 14 in 30. 60. or 3 oa ™ St. Louis ar- will ix the Same as if ¥ = competition for 3927.1 the a Cash Purchase, ee: will he heid in January i vee 4 nn ~ Artists’ Guiid. for cash _ work 1 ah warded by thie and a : of $400. . the ex! Years 1921 to 1924 In- clugive. Fee e — ; a. interest in a Louis Fas at he bis per ct of artists. Th ‘ eet te oin Our Xmas Phon h Club! eee | tion is weed ‘ * of fietentends sued tn Circuit Court S | wesidents of St. Louis or : Bian _ . . 7 re es. Fi is ter’. Suds. Sbt, 200R ne 1 DOWN Is All You Pay bee Tame arene or coe, THR I te ; t*orece for 16°? oo° j 2 nd A a LAs s scene oF one — ee hs wae i921, 1922, 1923 @ a? h this city / The war @ 4‘ 1924 by Collector Koeln, follows: 3. : sahil may be the off : “ “7a : - imnss . ee? : John A. Hagedorn, 3761 Minne- Balance in Easy Monthly Payments of drawings which may PC | Sos : sota avenue. $14.49: Henry Hahn, : sted by ent artist es etching 4 58i2 Ridge avenue, $13.66; Elise 12 Latest ¢ all! insure 2 he QO mis M. Haines, 5316 Pershing avenue, . right to publicau 4 by the Seton $15.93; Emma Haldeman, 2905A Selections gabmitted is reserved by (ie) a, a ° 1 :4- and the winning = a+ Vincent avenue ean 31 _ ora d a Dispatch. n - and Abner Hale. 5029 North Union an become its property. ‘OF = ,ulevard. $17.97- Philip J. Hale Bi Bi d Di S 4 discretion. The prizes Oar dikes ame Sines. EE ue Dir inner Set erp $100 and $59. 5 oi Haley, Marquette Hotel, $12.07; By joining our Phonograph Club you will may use any black -_ b Thomas Haley 3868 Labadie ave- get a better and larger Phonograph and medium. oil water core 7s | $9.66; Victoria Clay Haley, will be assured of Christmas delivery. We pa . pen and ink or omen 3 : 2824 Lawton avenue, $10.62; Earl afte offering as a special leader either a aad gesired. Obly original eee sf 3 3 . 4155 Shaw avenue, $21.73; Console or Upright Phonograph with im- will be accepted. The size . W. Hall, 40364 Sullivan proved tone arm. The cabinets are weil is optional with the van - ‘ r $12.07; James W a designed and beautifully finished. eee picture must exceed x3 urket street. 35 ee | ensions. — . . in dim Monte Hotel, $19.04; Vir- work submitted must be de- 5 . . Hall. 1350 Union boulevard ~ a. the Guild gallery, 51: ) ; Rev Hallam. proprieter i. Union boulevard, Jan. ifand ¢ : tor Cz Co., 2509 South VW e w ill Hold p “petween tandip.m Draw- et a wo 0 gemma na ipa aloe for Christmas : pesbould be mounted on card” gf § ; ‘ + ¢ ‘7 oe Te. 4 t 2 in Davig M. nongres . . If ° er other material, but raat , ; aa $136 Lafayette avenue, $8.45: Delivery Desired The artist's nam of nae ae oie den mae ; be framed. . i $ , IA LiOC EK mh Kingsb uryv a — should he on the bac = : uU d. $8.69: W. E. Hampton oo Zz ee ge : . . o- ; 9 . 2806 Lindell boulevard. $16.18: A’be e e e selected under the aus- i rn aes | Banas. 1708 Care streat 911-38 This Bedroom Suite Will Make : a the Guild, will make the iy of melodious number, that nermar Hanke. meee ium- - - which will be announced : ee phrey street, $14; Thomas Hanlon mie two weeks after the open: the exhibition. The ethi- “will last from Jan. 15 to : a. will stick in your memory. ; 933 Lindell boulevard, $24.1 —— Lie nr mayen om tie | Storey. 5122 Kingwary beulevard Ideal Christmas Gift yy —— > Henry D. and Beulah Har- : $ = rand organ, by Jesse field. 6231 Waterman avenue, ek 7 Ee “ 45 $144 ‘3 “Saree aa 20 North A Blue Bird a Fourth street, $3.63.86; Leuis G. Dinner Set 72 Crawford. Don’t miss it! a = Harney, 5896 Delmar boulevard, . 2 Meadow Lark °7.7T: Sarah ¥: rper. 2629 Lindell With Your ~- i saran ra 3 - oa ® _ és homlievard 1s c- Wearhoart or. '- Stars Are the Windows of boulevard, $15.69; Herbert Ha: Parchase of Ai 0 rt_ treme Precne ding Pree. 4 . “a ring? on ) 37 Simpson 2 venue : = - . : = 2 Pe CeeeE | a bon 66: Sah ie ' ’ The shades are mest unusual, ¢ ington Hotel. $12.07: August Pe ° No. 20264. 10-i 7e ee ee ee ee ee fine quality, hapdmade echt. 5946 Kingsbury bSeul- " : » 10-inch, 75e 371 Waterman avenue, $60.37: L. a al or Heck >! * : nthe 402 poree-s ails workmanship—newest. rainbew $35.97; George L. a 3% ria>©r sf o> Lac i lue : ——— > | You'll want these other $26.57. Ferdinand Hartman. 3842 - ors, in pale or darker shades. Washington boulevard. $9.9 7: ee P ~ . oy ceaie eae ny a - = are finest we have ever = P. Heckel, 1602 Federal Re- A : ae y re i « , avenue. id.as, i a - = = ~t 7 _ a4, $47 14 Fraak Se : - nis > r Be > ing. . °. = Bae: New y tctor Records too zog. Usona Hotel. $20.52: Ed Ha- ae Over 4 : special fo | veges sce Wersen stro $ og . ~s.§ tr--4t Dz Selwinklie, 4953 West Pine bonle- - e ag 5: M. Hecox 447% Onv a. 9 That’s a Good Gir! With Piano vara, $9.66: A. H. Hatchett. 5922 9 Cash or ? ! a '... +: 36 and iiecenes Se ss L ee “a : . : oa > “i. A ¢ . i & 7 | . * 5 Washington boulevard 6: ° . if _& et, iv. ; 7 ! mj a; > Precious b th Piano hs , ” er mat a esrtoreed “ ( Credit ea 1 | eee Saitie address, $9.86 Walt r ee : — ~ ia Pies ss a Lia a+ oa n he Se! h ry i , Beit es : “- =r ° > . 3 : bs (The Whisperin ng Baritone) Poanaiil silmianeieiiedl ah ie nen “4 me eman. 4240 Heliy avenue, +. fie Jack SMITH 1, wk. 3702 North G ; ana * $1 Down, Balance ie) 13: Cc. Heidemann, 3221 North a Be . eo cL ” . 0 - ria ran mand #3 o, > ; +- . | H se : 214% ) No. 20254, 10-inch, 75 ie Cin Seee cee gee - . ae are, Re ae % ‘ * as mh son se . ~~ a © | is . a8 ed _- Cass avente. Zz a - € $35.92 {y+ oryre Hauschi ed. 713 eT. - =a % bes : ; . — , , a ‘4 . nesich & 1906 Pine stre*. oe = a Traumerei ( Reverie) Lami etreer 5 9% Tenn -~3 4 . : _ ic} = 0.. ! aly . ora econ rape Regular $35 Value. A Suite Made to Sell for This eee??; Wiliam C. Heimpuecher ey 3 (Schumann) V wlexcello ing. -013 Franklin avenue, $9.66: FS $27 os: - .. ; Melod © F ar ‘ tT? 7 Hawes. 131 a) A Olive street. ‘ Ye Rotanteca! ~ wee es v {mMuDinsteir} 1.24. & . . ; jeimes. a lody in ubinstein) $12.07: Primm R. and Ella Haw- of . We Offer It Special for ae = . - y # Violoncellu PaBLo CASALS thorne rae. niente imenainie Table Lamp Third street. $19.32; Haus 2 ‘ ; . — ” — ee : re i % . nue . "T"'h ‘ra =" 7 4 ¥e- ae No. 1178, 10-inch, $1.50 $20.52; C. P. Hay, St. Regis Hotel. ecoe Rea Js an entirely new shape—the oval style yeu see in $500 and mueller, 3524 Shenandoah a Pe $ seuiidemehee anti teeie ones Ee _ All colors—greatest bargain ) 14.49; Harry E Heimeman. . ia eve ter sTtTVie r7 " ; . ss —_ ai , = er-ericed Suites The hiehbov "elias ever offered. Metal base— i Arsenal street. $75.42; Mr=. $s rette has large, roomy drawers with silk shade. es ‘Heineman, 537¢ Pershing ave- _Bine Bird Dinner Set F ree 9.686 ~ ° Henry Hesserich. 518 Hamilton > avenue, $9.66 William Heuser. c ae 1127 North Grand boulevard, ot ae ~ ‘$12.07; Homy Herman, 6144 Bart- © mer avenue, 91.38: Jeseph R. aes Hickman, 1426 Chemical Building, J ee aa ee ee : : specia v Se ae while the vanity =a 812.8%: Charies J. Heinrich, . 4 vy dce- iS iarge and made in the verv latest - se. . $29. 43: — 4 : : deeds aunt din Re sage teeay “wi Hodiamont avenu | ened Xr aah wv m4 Si.y ie and AAS Dion Lilie €@! ir@ Pulte is if j +3 , “a asd _nphols - , ba beautiful two-tone ted effect. . J. Heimrich, 332: - were ’ # . ert i ne * **. = + " a = 2 snort “on avenue. $78. 1s. a SS 8. 1 @ $16.90: Walter A. Hicks, 40524 $1 eksg ee Monthly 4 $10 Cash—Balance | 1032 Eller street. $45.40; | © Vet Why Do Ya Roll i Hee ihe igo pies nce © Heithamp. 89414 Lat! 4 oe ef a ssTads hi Vall ey nue. ‘ ; & ‘ t r ° om - ye . | ) Medley Fox Trot yw wth V ecal Higgins e747 Mitchel! , vé ia ee ee "es a 7 aven ve. 8 ae t harles L. : « rif Chorus $8.93: E. B. Higgins and G = =| -j- $ Ps berg, 31964 Fests ome iE cee 3 er ya: argo: ; We Have the Smoker : ; Edward Hettsig, Shardel! Hej : : ; Me Too —Fox Trot Stephens, proprietors Star Decorat- $ e e e Oo $ peonerygey meine 5908 Cab ~ ae - c - aa aie ; ra 24 ‘ ® P =. an With Vocal Chorus & Co., 4325 Manchester avenue. $ 66 99 >4 °3.98: Russell EE. = ae ei ; 14 sé ww » $ or @ avenue, $28.98, Russe ; +: ees PAUL WHITEMAN sn Higgins, 4471 Olive ‘ 2 . venue. = AND His ORCHESTRa ** , $11.35: Adeline G. Him. 6422 > $ yt gp egg yan “3 M | | ' " “Se Bea nian enu 4: Heusten Hitt 4 ~~ ‘ : a ®: Anna Hende n. 41 ae No. 20197, 10-inch, 75c canlan avenue. $14: Houston Hill, ? We show at least 100 ¢ : nue. $9.66; James Hen- | a Ef | | 4229 Westminster place $48.30- $ Gifferent styles itn @ “{ 5 " ef aapmagecaae rh i e $7.21: > tTrity to= re - 4 4 ‘ , 2316 Late avenue. : P G3 ’ Dr. J. R. Hill. 523 F ‘o Building. + Smoking Stands. Prices > ' . ae 7 — lade _ 3 eer Gvrnt Suite No. | sog6-y F a ¢ a “i - “4 A. Henke, 49272 Lisetia a¥°-) a i oh Pe or 7.66; J F. Hill 3331 Gun ois ave- 4 of wood cabinets start § —— a ‘ ne : $496. ae Part 1 “Morning” (Grieg) nue, $18.11: William Kenan ti1 $ 2 : | $14.49: A. T. Henry, : : ~ .8.i ian .enan Siil. _ _ ‘ 9466: E. Ee. ‘ ~ . ‘ . in i * aia : o eatin o : ury . evard, 5 : Peer Gynt Suite No. | eisl Enright avenue, $24.39: Wil- 3 $ Aa ' | | ) s" Hote! Statler, $29.32; Bert! as 7 liar Wnatfman 4 Pe Se . ’ F , ” Part 2 “The Death of ‘Ase Ce en een. Se 3 > | | : w, 5696 Kingsbury boule (Grieg — Street, $16.90; William Hofman $ $ $9.66: H. M. Heusler, 4916 Vscron SymPHony Oncnestna °°49 North Market. $9.66; Arthur > e | id avenue. $7.24; G. Heres. ni Ju i ro mt to, ao >, Oir in Ne. 35793, 12-inch, $1.25 ee ae ttman. 3948 Bo- 3 ; : Hotel. $9.68, A. J. Hereford. anieal avenue, $8.21 ler | ™ . Hot? - eee : . Herman $ 4 s ow Washington boulevard, . Suite N Hoffman, $9.66; South Thirteenth $ $ immon . S Gartiete | Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 Meant, 6.26- I. Wesee 63:6 mat ? $ | -. Herman, 1353 “acm e hte i , a4 Le ji- a > > $3 ae John "ie He -rold., 3514 > Part 3 “Anitra’s Dance” (Gri mar boulevard. $9 (Grieg) mar boulevard, $9.46: R . Hogan. Twenty-fifth street, $9.65; ‘ rT» ’ + or © ow i> , and Mattress-$35 V armen s bank P-1il¢4 a -~ a No. i ce on. wanes Hol uilding, ) Blae Bird Di Set F a Herschfield, 4521 Holly av>- . art4“Inthe Hallofthe Moun. *°*.°° a a Sek Ce $200 Kroehl Bed Da Suli ird Dinner ree 4 & $12.97: R Herwig, 4595 : e — ae (Grieg) oh am See eo A siolbrook, er venport ite Th natedtie: Bed wit ie ten sce mania ’ :3 66: Aw- No. 20245, 10-inch, 7 _| Holcomb. 5544 ge avenue. Blue Bird Dinner Set Free Join r est Ciu walnut sles. = =~ . mh $44.59: Irene S. Hees, 296% . $2 4; M. Holden, 47 McPher- Panels have medallion dec- : gor avenue, $14.49: Jee Holick. 200 | This Suite will give you an extra bedroom —$1 Down Is All You Pay | 22°) Ssh. ss = Victor sfreet, $21 26; Fred “end Large, luxurious davenport opens into a full-size mons Spring and comfort- : Louis Holke, 4680 So e a bed. Two large chairs complete this Suite adie Mattress. ‘Tou gers : —_— Via ©, : South Grand i neostiel : - — os - Guplicate this value at this : boulevard. $14.49 E. Holle. 3345 Beautifully uphoistered Indestructible sp ring Seal : low price. BO Ss : Linde!) boulevard. $9664 Charles E. construction. - ~ J : ord street, $16.28 Holmes, €155 McPherson avenue $8 Down—Balance Monthly ¢ Gran@ beulevard. %11.12; rd F. Hummert. 5653- Cab- avenue, $9.66: Mrs. E. H. ey. Buekingham Hotel. $7.72: Hunt, 5783 Kingsbury boule- rend H. Hummel *4023A $17.38; R. W. Holmes @ Son, 2425 x . ‘ % *Sic oT: L. BE. Hutchings. 1197 : se North Broadway $9.66: George a Sed f alien rrr eee cs © Ruilding, $41.95: M. Hutch- : , For Bret Wak Vecel Chorus Foes 206A Matt avenue We Offer you a drag = ge cy ae iei.ad \ o olt. Annex Hotel. ; wrt ‘: Gone in Gal —Fox Trot $°.24; Kathieen Homer. Shardell 4 With Vocal Chorus JOHNNY Hotel. $9.46: Walter W. Hoemlein, i Hamp’s KENTUCKY SERENADERS ¢t a]. 4032A Lexington, $19.84: Al- i Ne. 20241, 10-inch. 75c bert A. Hoppe, 5714 Bartmer ave- e } r $44.91: W. P. Horan, 5769 . > Ave Maria (Hail, Mary) Kingsbury boulevard. $12.07: a. R (Gounod) In Latin Horn, Shardell Hotel, $9.66: Lewis = 2 : Hottie & Martin, 2433 Olive Selection of ChifforoB an oe ie, ee I . Might avenue, $17.72; Benjamin B Bird m. 5694 Julian avenue. $16.55 Dinner Set Free. “FpeucH COLONY In thig special value | ‘ you hare a wardrobe, (ti Laid Out om the Riviera. Buck’s Gas Range & Kitchen Heater . Harwitz, 2925 Sheridan avenue, | Liberal Allowance for Your Old Range : (Song of Mourning) $15.21: William F. Houchin, 5728 ( ) In French Enrigh* avenue, $36.22; Stanley P. An excellent baker—large oven. Four gas Rosa PONSELEB Howard, 3¢223 Delmar boulevard. ee ee burners and two holes for eoa! Ne. 6599, 12-inch, $2.00 $12.24: A. V. Howall, 4984 Laclede higl aed Soares coal. oe 7 R a _ ° * 4 re lls ran- These are but a few of thenew "°"°” McRee avenue, $14 manga / guarar 4 a + hs 4 Margaret Huber. 3681 Finney ave- teed tie mann- >, . Victor recordings your dealer nue $7.34 William Huber. 33952 facturer and oa) iman will be glad to play for you. West Pine boulevard. $123.04: Fc i Ba Hoyt. formerly at Planters Hotel. Se ee ee New Orthophonic fo. cis i 06 cate 2 $3 a Month Bays It 814 Clara avenue, $16.99: Loretta e M. Hughes, 1817 La Salle street. | $9.66; Sewall <. Hughes 15 South Taylor avenue, $16.66: Frank Huhn, 1926 East Grand avenue. $9.66; Hulford Bros, 869 WNerth Eleventh street, $24.18; Herbert CO Hall ‘T07 Me®herson avenue. 37.24 W. C. Hay. Ham@tien Hote!, $17 William C. an@ Margaret Hav 6075 Cates avenue. $48.60: J. BE. Heady 4631 Washitgton boulevard, $18.1: Complete with e e Gresser and writing lent - | A=-ccigted Press Walnut Finish Cedar Chest | e222". | || | ins" “Nor. :7_—Foreieners = ‘ (— | . barred from the mode: re-_ Blae Bird Dinner Set Free | Which is being laid out of ~ This special value its 42 inches iong, a germ ‘aon roomy. A ° Bas . te} } t well-made hes in rich wainu . ae Cap dc antibes. between Nice) ° Cannes, ty a . syndicate of | ) - Roe France industrialists. The finish No Cedar Chest at double re. Mate is headed by Lo de Leu- the price can equai this vaiue ; e &@ former Cabinet minister. . . . " MS the ¢ time in the history We Will Hold for Christmas Delivery es il gertcce hae aaa 2% Reid-rs have banded together ) a . Americans and Engtish. | - | bandred acres of the finest | U . 3 ° the Cap @' Antibes has been & » pe --$13.90 Blue Bird Dinner Set Free You will find exceptional values at our store. New designs, patterns ang decorations. Highest quality Blae Bird Dinner Set Free Buy all the warm Bedding you need on our easy | This special value has 26 pieces payment plan. We offer — ‘knives, 6 forks, ¢ tabdie- you a large selection. See =§ 95 our special pair Blankets or Cuneo Spoons, § tea- spoena, 1 but- $7 yh ter knife and 1 sugar shel? ches SSNS ENENS: t amuasasnenearasnvs fabeteaen es HAL 7 | William Heald, 4558 Arco avenue. fine white and tvoryr ware. 6, othe been hel Pe Victor TALKING MACHINE ($17.62; Frank and Estella Healy. 1 Down—Balance Mont Beeputeinaial ae iis Ser Seen, 0 a | asa Murdock avenue, $33.63; . ——- $1 Monthly “a : ) — Cewose _ Hearet. 4800 Marytand : . . 7 Contineed on Next Paws. GOLDMAN BROS., 1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST. - Bi ee ay - . t a sa i i Mi Ba ci Es

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Out-of-Town Getemall Pay Us a Visit We will arrange easy and pay the freight to mm town. We deliver py trea Within 30 miles of gt. &y, Tis. 10% Discount If You Settle Your a in 39. 60. or 90 Daye’ TM the Same as if You Had w a Cash Purchase. ' HAAN ay oe 5 GOLDMAN BROS. Beautiful New] DEFENDANTS IN * \ : 2 Lamps The shades are most unusual, ext fine quality, handmade. beautift workmanship—newest rainbow ors, in pale or darker shades. Bz are finest we have ever shown. this special for $B 95 $1 Down, Balance Monthl ‘ This = Wonderful able Lamp ApEn colors—gzreatest ream “ offered. Metal a ,se-— Z shade. g $qQ:75 tt] the yn, Balance Monthly “Sg pring ttress-$35 Valt Bird Dinner Set Free Bed will finished in Metal cane Mlilion dec- e with Sim- comfort- 20U cannot MWe at this fer you a Large m of Chifforobes 4 1 pleces table- Ss a menreich & (o., 1806 Pine st ™ Washington boulevard. $7.21: -ST.LOUIS POST-DIS F Post- Dispatch Offers $400 in Three. 4 vards for Best Pictures of St. Louis ea ‘ We Give an Extra 9 "Scenes to Be Shown at Artists’ Guild. * third annual biack-and-, pcompetit! on for St. Louis ar- | Se be held in January, 1827, | artists’ Guild, for cash, Beef $400. awarded by the ptch. | # ng this annual competi- * Post-Dispatch seeks to interest in St. Louis es oF the part of artists. The am is open to all artist pesidents of St. Louis or “put the a gb in each case t be s St. Louis scene or ons ied with this city The ‘of Grawinss W hich may be 4 by one artist is not lim- right to publication of all submitted is reserv ed by ihe Menaten, and the winning) - become its property, for 7. within its discretion. The prizes : are $250, $100 and $50. tigate may use any black and ‘g 3 medium, oil, water color, Bing pen and,ink or anything » gesired. Only original draw- «iil be accepted. The size of is optional with the artist. bee picture must exceed 25x80 | jn dimensions. an work submitted ‘must be de- “4a. the Guild gallery, $12 i inion boulevard, Jan. 10 and ‘etween 1 and 5 p.m. Draw- Lt should be mounted on card- mw or-other material, but must She framed. The artist's name peeerese should be on the back [jury selected under the aus- @ the Guild, wiil make the which will be announced nie two weeks after the open ‘the exhibition. The exhi- fill last from pT ees Se EC — — ee — . OF MORE SUITS FOR TAXES ed from Preeredingc Page. me, $9.66: Mrs. T. Heavin, hington Hotel. $12.07; August nt, 5946 Kingsbury pboul-- $35.97; George L. Hecke! Waeshingion boulevard, $9.94; bee P. Heckel, 1002 Federal Re- Buiiding. $47.16: ra kman, 1324 Warren §$ str: $1: H.M. Hecox, 4471 Olis _$15; H. M. and Fiorenc: game ada@ress, $9.86. ag 4243 Holly mgs: C. Heidemann, 3221 3 ee street, $28.98: en. 2i27 Cass avent 9; William €. Heimbuecher. Botanical avenue, $27.25: © and M. G. Heimes, $10 B Third street. $19.32: Haus E. fueller, 3524 Shenandoah ave- $14.49: Harry E. Heineman, k ArBenal street, $75.42: Mrs. Heineman, 5370 Pershing ave- $12.07: Charles J. Heinrich, | Hodjamont avenue, $19.45: bert J. Heinrich, 3322A South ion avenue, $28.16: Fauline , 1032 Eiler street. bce F. Heitkamp, 3941A4 ROT avenue, sbo 52; Charles berg, 3196A Fortis avenue, ; Edwa: 4 Heitzig, Shardell Ho- $6: G. A. Heman, 5900 Cab- avenue, $28.98: Russell 2 mer 4904 Chouteau avenue, @0; Anna pee hages 4163 Mc bn avenue, $9.66; James Hen- bm, S316 Lucas avenue. $7.21: er A. Henke, 4922 Lisetta av~- , $14.49: A T. Henry, 5696 Bbury boulevard. B26: =. x. . Hotel Statler, $19.32: Bert Bhaw, 5696 Kinesbury boule- i. $9.66; H. M. Heusler, 4916 old avenue, $7.24: G. Hercus, la Hotel, $9.68: A. J. Herefor4. E. Herman, 1352 Garfield be, $9.66: John C. Herold, 2514 mm Twent ¥-fifth street, $9.65 Herschfield, 4521 Holly ave ® $12.07: R. F. Herwig, ington boulevard. $19.66: Herzog. 921 South Eighteenth $44.89: Irene S. Hess, Bord street, $10.38 fDeond H. Hummel, Grand boulevard. md F. AHummert, 5653 avenue, $9.66: Mrs. wey, Buckingham Hotel, Hunt, 5783 Kingsbury b P’$i2.07: L. E. Hutchings. 1 mace Building $41.95: M. Hutch- 210 North Sarah street, ; Huttig & Martin, 3433 Olive m $14.73: May Hyatt, 5562 r ny avenne, $17.72: Benjamin 6604 Julian avenue, $10.86. VE FRENCH COLONY s Barred From Resort Laid Out on the Riviera. Assoniated Preas RI Nov. °7.—Foreigners be barred from the model re- Phich is being laid out on Cap a’ Antibes. between Nice Cannes, by a syndicate of | France industrialists. The | me is headed by Lo iis Lou- & former Cabinet minister. | PB the first time in the history | Riviera that French prop- ers have banded together Americans and English bmdred acres of the finest | » OP the Cap d’Antibes has been | "bY the syndicate. The plan | Make the settlement the most in France. The members Syndicate have pledred “ves not to permit any of the to pass out of French This move is not béine oa Deen wee Se SP > ahs SEAR AESAETES HE SRISRESOSEE ee SSAA f @greeably by the commu- any French business men Protest ed to the departmienta! Orities, pointing out that Brit- and American money is largely "Bible for the prosperity of Gistrict, Feb. 16. The non-winning pictures ’ will be returned to the artists at the close of the exhibition. All work submitted will be exhibited. and «nust remain for the period of the exhibition. In the second annual com peti- tion, held last January, first prize | Was awarded to Fred Conway for his pencil sketch of Union Station and surrounding buildings at Eighteenth and Market streets. O. E. Berninghaus won second prize with his pencil sketch of Broad Way and Market street. featuring the old courthouse. The third prize was won by C. K. Gleason with an etching of the Central States life | Insurance Building at 3207 Wash- ington boulevard. a PATCH A as _SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28. 199 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ™ COMPETITION IN JANUARY BUILDING IMMUNITY Normal resistance to infection can- not be expected in those who are malnourished. Immunity from weak- ness depends largely upon keeping the ga: rsa ape yg ie *s Emulsion is the food-tonic deve supple to the malnourished system the health and -strength-building bene- fits of cod-liver oil vitamins. 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Radio Outfit Complete °9 9= | 5 he $9.75 |... hee. i ture upright with 12 SMOKER — : notes that plays a tune. 9.75 TRAY SET—Glass " bee Sabenans = T DESK— — oe HERES a marvelous buy! $50 Model SMOKER — Ma-_ humidor, ash tray and Copper lined, with finished 300 Stewart-Warner 5-tube Radio, hogany finished, match box holder, nickel: glass receptacles; I ees. 16-inch cone speaker, radio cabinet, 5 = 6 Tube Single-Dial Radio "65 NE. simplified re- -* & VYainut Dining Suite $ Eight Large Pieces 119 A\* exquisite Suite of large proportions designed along Spanish lines. Richly fin- | ished and paneled, built of fine waln ut veneers and gumwood. This amazing § value includes the oblong extension table, 6 6-inch buffet, five side chairs and one host's chair: You would hardly believe such a Su ite could be sold for $119. ' in | light oak. Desk top on i hinges, compartment be- neath. —_ —-!_> — ame a _ => ap = —_—_ —- j ceiver, at lett. “ 95 ws one dial to tune. | % 50 $4 2 5 ae | SEWING i 12 Months to Pay 9 Pieces, With China Cabinet, $149 10 Pieces, With Server, $165 | | — mwanog | Sle tiny and We Giv d Red Eacle St STAND — Mahog- Drops ashes and stumps SMOKER—An at | i Im ved 3-Di 1 Radio €uive an edeem Lagte Stamps any finished gum- into a compartment in tractive style, bronze pr O 1a wood with nickel- fase No ashes on the decorated in red; | ; plated receptacle. floor. glass trays. : | °50 AS shown at right. Completely shielded panel ‘5-tube Set; handsome cabinet. 12 Months to Pay eee eee ——1C/ Combination Radio and Desk $6.95 ROLL - TOP DESK, | CHAIR TO TCH § —In golden . The : — of any youthfu’ eart. Other Sets $9.95 | and $14.50. - 2) A) PP 1 SO a > a) eee > marbleoid base, glass tray ash receiver. F \' in , [MPORTED miniature telephone for use as | an electric Cigar Lighter for your home or § office. All wired complete. Highly finished : | ee pe "s >, i Moni —_—— —— — — — RD () ED >) aD) ee | ’ SD ED ED ED ED ED ED ED) ED) CD a DGD) GD) > GD ee) a | SD GD) ED 9) GED |) GE) ED ee) eae j ees cm = | | | | SS SF SS A eS | oe | eee ! ~ —_ i inw : ; © o e j > with seat ! : Living-Room Suite $ | | j ! LOU Is XV ouane * eee I i Z m ul e } T | pare c : mM France with hand-carve ° i" = s * ' MOHAIR COXWELL ! frames. Upholstered in fine § Two Large Pieces in Mohair , j | i CHAIRS—Large, deep seated f handmade Sayer mens Sndded | | I | ; h four styles for selection. Studde e | biter Of “Loose cushions sa ¢ with’ big bronze ced ils [ SPECIAL feature value. Large sized, deep roomy Suite Rith carved top rails : } dS " [ and frames as pictured. The large davenport and chairs have loose cushions with : | | ‘ f the reverse side in brocade. Choose either chair with the davenport at this special price. | | ' SECRET. anes like Gh on ) MSIONAL | Xmas Sale o Rugs | | FJAND-WOVEN Topestries, antique {very much 10 vomve, | This new pat- t W Gi d R d E J St i In » bane pees Large — — ' conhie ponte case Prior’ - th ved. M: ' e€ ive an edeem Cagvie amips can be framed or hung on wall. Others ? age 3 om Meacer’ top ecsh ' S60 9x12 Seamless Aamegnanes and Fringed Velvet Rugs & Pp as follows: ’ a low price. $50 value. =1 65 base. Oc- ! - Th: rd Axm imsters in th Ws group are seamless. i The veivets 2re tine W ilton ‘ es — . j © seamicss. and with le ng fring _ $39. 75 Econ a a a a a a a — pea s 19 eager ay oe he! PO oly a Ty {> * spel oat weR » .™ te my +, & ie %& f i * 7 ee. ea, te A > i . ieee Ne - * Pte + wt rik ; we a i & vy oo be ¥ — rey ks ie i . » rent “ hy « ud ~ “ o we S APE sini, Rd. ns 0s , = ogee as Ps 6 PRR re og, aa swe EN ares te eden ak he be ~~ Po vw ee » a

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_____ SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 28. 1925 __S1.LOUS PFPUS!I-USPAILH _ PAGE 8 | _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _... = SS ate : 7 ~TUBERCULDSS SHGIETY ae OT CT a — pT Household Scale Werr-we NO MAIL, PHONE OR C. D. ORDERS BRON AY CANE AME oS] Sse Was FLUSH KIDNEYS Addition of Words “and Wan s faecal for ne : home use. : a Health” Will Be Voted on ‘\ . Drink Pienty Water and Take Next Thursday. F - 9 “a 0% Foe rs ® mt aaa te; we tee 6 tat BAL Fe gli piston. pepe pperraee : aaah ; 4 aK we + 2 we? ny er oy a Cae x . aay Louis. at its amnual meeting n°, ‘ ’ on is et oad Ai _ c om +> z ‘ 7 — . a for "URIC ACID I Ce cctee ong seen 2 tere sumach coun ©: )) fore retiring | FT Gemini Z 76e | “ae ; er ee ene eh dl dagageto mg es Thermos T Spring Maid Toilet a : aVec s Bottles : Cold and Van- 4 Lunch Kits c Z Water | OB orrugated Nickel ishing Creams Children’s size a - ‘oO aewest creation) 2 Se —compliete| 11.-Pint Size i on cccaeil with *, - pimt | Keep L 72 iqukis cold 72 odors — Narcissus. Jas- . ; 7 ite . re 5x0, c0%e tac in Oni weres che web Oa. Coin «ble pheaee Year ie wat ‘ 1 tea i ‘e . i akeey! - i Ft ore Te oo pe ‘ os tay ee oleh ote ae sare vate at chy tan en ¥ raed) Fe ee PP iat elit Maia Se Ee te ne ee Seer ee neseky: GRY . aah ‘ ees oon men - and j : SB! Rep Rcasiretee agus Be ne " : ” MN See a aT ten OPN HS). cI NTS, DONS SA YR NY RGM SIVIE We MMA Oo, Tone UH aes aha ego et soal ee ere i sips ne as nee Saas. PL arte dina ha iene dele vie ee x (DPMS ae Ree Me ; > nore te eo ae ee WGE EE, Pw... .| Cascade Pound | #NBee pe ‘complete with , Paper ee) ae =} (2 for 26c som Dinner for 1000 Friday Will Open ‘emplete with Local Activity of National cord and plus. i 2 for AEE GEO REECE III IEP EL PI PLN GIRO Me Bie Hg Se on Mee RRR Reape lee ee 24 q % a if | * 4 “ex & ‘ i ' Fe 4 se 7) ae - 4 € ; a - ee . + as e: Fie . 4 ¢ eg a4 $2: fh Be , _ 2 , $ Bp Bt me 5 a> eA EB ane ae we Eo ae 4 .£ ‘Gea -* . s aD a '% ‘ $ eae t ’ 2 bee eh: Sasi. hee % 288 ae es s, 2 ~*~ a0 ee 2 e: eS & ice & + * Cee ae Bs ’ : 4 3 @ z ‘3 R PY ‘a 4 a He | 3 ~ t gu gh ij per tae or 4le — On bis new Coaster. This is the latest Felix tory—it rums around cese of Missour == epee: . eastern sae of the State: + ' ete: G $3.76 M 1 d F — | Face 10 Regular ' Lb-.. ee ee + 2for$1.01 — || Powder Superior Electric Statione pended uc ote Grill r Cascade Envelopes to Match } 2 for Sle west, ae » sone 50: ee 400: Yellow’Taxicab 25 Sulph. ? for Sie any “light meee 2 4lc A Mechanical Toy A socket. Ic Sale Tartar 50c (. + . . j air emove = C . _— & n te aed — .7 . > , | | oe wegen teypaayig ' . | | mS 2 : x - i , a | ti 0 ; . —— — , ~ ; i; : > . ~ = Pa PAL 4 P mes ” " r —_ YT \e . — 4 e ; = P .* mh Pe pr. 4 a1 . ‘ “— 44 ic > th . * 4 : . hh ry —_ . ox 2. > . Liiig rm Ail parishes of * wcipate RB a ‘AnVass int: reac h ever* IT. erm her Or Ths - rh in this terri‘ orw , moe LL" As s a a i" s & ¥ L@_ inning rYTIcCay An effort will be made to have a Episco palians COrought to a realiza- Ld give > -_ : + . ion of th: irch s work ?- First dose of ‘‘Pape 's Cold Com- it inascial mn A Similar ried on - cal activit ,a0 a iuncbeor Hichiy nickel plaied. complete Remores superflvens hair | ee bee = }Mext evening t with cord and 2 for $1. 76 Melody Linen. deckled and bor- ~ pce 2 Botties 5] SS a : for dle ™orhernenes pin= dered: 24 sheets, 24 envelopes. gp Ket 4 vathedral. In Mpc. orchid. 2 ha t w.~%: $1 R B. M 34] Ribbo ° white. srnay ~ (0c pee. . atic ue Ribbon Electric Rugby Football — Realistic model of the weil- Wafer Scarie ett. dean of +} Iron : ° eguiation Size : ers ; : T il - ” ak vee cBse : mY i. ™>« rt ; 4 and ith : , . ** a o1let Wes | cner at oe , ai? 2 niche paatesi f , ; ; ‘ ests was invited to dinne: Sy = «for $1.5] Butcher Knives i Water of me: _. .2 for Sle F omnis rowgarved yt sme dining roomte be thra ae 2 tor $1.51 ie Keeley Bl cosets Socom he political ate Th > Aj peiing. ae a= ™ GPs 2 for5l eae , | ae see oe pee elgg ue sts ermos Bottles = ‘ om 35e Nail $1 Seven —————_ ates: << ea or Cc : 1 eet te : “ne whine w nde: be . | Regular $1.50 pint <ize- . , “waged blade of spevia] high- z ‘ | Brushes H ypophos- — 1 : r ee4 2 ibs. for 76c edit f | crace cartes steel. Periresty an entertaining sii: dias phites ——— _2 Ibs. fer 76 | thier cram for a | el. Specia $1 51 a Saeed aes hee § tae. "A wonderful Comp. ix , jrowg S rychnine. 2 pts., $1.26 —7 . oe on pd oa : ig ; se : mc ms : . . ‘ Ne Reweraint — Ne Ke After Eferts— Mon pite his oid ” ao [0-imeh tlacde. rosewood hamdle .<— para ‘OUr arm ftraiter ;' $2.30 qt ‘or ~—. oe with brass rivet for for 2 f ) » © be , » igme . - or 1.61 : The KEELEY INSTITUTE [oo a wae 2 S251 beige ap T | 2 $1.01 : Nermever Oil, 2 pints for $1 ry ; * ; . — - r ——-- + ee Ow take. iilimets ic Sale Price milk or gener sores i maa All-leather with lace and rubber A Mechanical Toy | $1.50

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —. —___ CAROLERS 0 SING | ON CHRISTHAS EVE ‘Central Creedeation Forming | Groups to Cover Various _ Districts of City. cities Ue Pil UA Gn ___.___ SUNDAY MORNING, poe eee ES A CCS (co CR CRE |S CC |] ALL OUR STORES OPEN EVENINGS _ | Symond’s Inn Cocoa | Liggett’s Opeko Tea Made ~ f ahaa An Indian Ceylon blend. vacuum NOVEMBER 28, 1926. UTION" ae re . Ph Wd io AN 6 ee . ” fn: . oa - se pow oa eee Ae) eres FY Oe eee a a aes ee ee oe ow ae ns a 1S Cm wtarote ee ae o te —— , ae n - © »* - - RA 7, be S o i De. a ae J ledghct eta ag worm b eet , ed steel: straight _and so bring quiet and rest. handles; reg, $1.00 | Fletcher's Castoria has been doing this for over 30 years; regu- values. ~|\ lating the stomach and bowels of infants and children. It hds || replaced the nauseating Castor Oil, so-called Soothing Syrups, | poisonous Paregoric and other vicious concoctions in the homes of 2 for true and honest mothers—mothers who love their children. $1.01 | 2 Bots. - 26c | 25¢ Red-O- Peroxide 2 Bots., 26c 50c Riker’s White Pine Cough Syrup 2 for Sle : Keeps in place lightfully 2 for 5le ...2lbs. for 16c | + _. 2lbs. for 16c ..2ozs. for 26c 2 ozs. for 26c 2 for Z6c 3 2 for 26c 1 Tablets, 2 for 26c tin Wafers 2for5lc 2 pints for 51c _. .2for5le _2|bs. for 76c 2 Ibs. for 76c wchnine 2 pts., $1.26 = Oil, 2 pints for $1.01 a are inter- Spring Maid Bath Salts Makes bathing a pleasure. A tea- spoonfal softens water. In Nar- ‘issus, Jasmin and Rose odors. 2 for $1.00 Langlois Toilet Water Asst. Odors 2 Bottles $1.01 25c Rexall Tooth Paste 2 for 26c $1 Rexall Cod Liver Oil Emulsion 2 for $1.01 Rexall Beef, fron and Wine Fer use in cnee« where the blood in poor. evidenced pale er saliow cempleszioe n., where there i« listlesanesan. lack ef enerrr. and in convalescence after fevers and -— =... & 2 ae dixcanes. 2 Bottles $1.01 25c Goes Well Tablets 2 for 26c Puretest Bay Rum 2 Fee., 76c Spring Maid Benzoin and Almond Lotion For chapped hands and is fact. neat sticky or greasy. 2 Bottles, 51c ~— nin a y 2 for $1.51 ———— i $1 Syrup H Hypophos- phites Comp. 2 for $1.01 ‘ ies. or Ritter 50c De Witt’s Kidney Pills 2 for 51c 25c Rexall Liver Pills 2 for 26c Those mothers will give their babies foods and medicines e¢s- pecially prepared for iniants and children. To avoid imitations always look for the signature of Eoutttiz y Pm Proven directions on each package Physicians everywhere petommend : ~ = 4, #8

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SL SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ADVICE 10 SENDERS ordinary envelope, and the Queen | ADVERTISEMENT | Beatie: Ot Oi Ringe. Anges > - " " ‘ m er * “ Pree ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ADVERTISEMENT : RAVE DARK HAIR PAGE 10 BS has her seeds or crumbs in her | A Tough Situation Sl , handkerchief. ‘*‘My wife and four children were dependent on me for their living. My’ stomach and liver trouble of five — FE Ruptured jogs w stowacs RIA eh, Preserve Your A nen’ ee Fy C5 cate ae Jeu men or ae papigeenlion, Loot vey eg: 7 Se ee ee Se Eee oe a en fot ee cr erin r : Pm ae eee - — pea Any ta Se phe par a Nh gait eit « sy ee te ocsoighr atone ar Ub dang BR) gave ; * pedal OO Cage Talat ofa saab teas MSGR RRO lh I RS RG I. SN SER gilt it wr REN Ne > SiPd>. Seats Fe RR ne Bee att RR, a gt De: en ? " - ™ hoes iNet ros cates , ? vue ahaa’ st4 Tamale > A ie Sas et na ia . Matin te Cathe . Segre SA PEN : Oe we Cader stot Ae fo ids as tak aes he : ? ’ e x reer X hd he ck Be, , Sacer Ye Hiren ¢ he ate, Co Wat eles ~ r Mae oa ’ be he ce cae PSR ete 5 ewe eee See So" tie a 4 ‘e wey gs ghd eer ; 7 r) : ; ye re eiey > ee * ed S =e . hie. oe oe f * = ath ad ony . . re = . sgn jamais Se ee ee ¥ te ves mers Ass st Se Se Co ee boa 4 2 : s . oe , we . Beacdasta it STON «atte Se ear egtes oy setts ™ Pet TM, ee ae wal .~ See COMP. ike ok MS) NS aa at ek has Me « ie rary Oe es meee? mai, ee. Sete R a Py 5 ahtig OTF ad ‘ en aleks 5, Sp aireatiiaatieg 3 ty is : rae A ay e rm a amelie G3 ¥ aZOe ap qn ad oe ee ee SINT N Sp “a me S , - Sohn. 2h)" ey : hy eS 5 % “He aha ee ee ee Ae eee be : Es (Be 2 RS Ley Sow Mage ws Perc tones _ Rh meGy > 7 ° A AU 28 ge 3 : & etal Hide LNG me Cae ee ee ee ee ciadiiiada ites p sirenataia Ss oe ta : Gag eh eae ee ee ae ee Sci co EL» cdo at — * to Any Rupture, Old or t, Large or Small and You _". are on the Road That Has Convinced Thousands Seat Free to Prove This nyone roptured, man, woman or chiid, should write at once to W. S. Riee. TS-F Mair St.. Adams, N. Y. fora free trial »f his wonderful stfrrulatine applicetion. Just put ff°on the rupture ec the muscles iin to tighter they begin to towether eo that the opening clages naturall¢ and the need of a Sumport or ‘truss or apriiance is then done away with Don't ner- leet to send for this free trial. Peen if rovr rupture doesn't both- em vou what is the use of wearing sm@@ports ail vrour life? Whr suffer tne nuisance” Why run tha rick of Wanerene and such dangers from e Small and innocent little rupttre, the kind that has thrown thousands on the operating table” A hest of men and women are daily running euesh risk jfust bhecause their rup- tuges do not hurt nor prevent them fren getting around Write at omee for this free trial. as tt | tainiv a woné@erfu!l thing Grandmother kept her hair beauti- 1) TryThisFree sus: wovesvon 4x0 Loox voune Create Gas, Sourness and Pain. How to Treat. Medical authorities state that | nearly nime-tenths of the cause of stomach trouble, indigestion, sour- ness, burning. gas, bloating, nausea, etc. are due to an excess of hydro- chloric acid in the stomach and not | as some believe to a lack of diges- | tive juices. The delicate stomach is irritated, digestion is de- amd food causing the disagreeable symptoms which every stomach sufferer knows so well. Artificia digestants are not cases and may do laying aside all di- instead get from ounces of Bisu- esia and take a tea- im a Quarter elass of wa- right after eating. This sweetens the st prevents the formation ff excess acid and there is no sour- ness, gas pain. Bisurated Mag- . ; Sage Tea and Sul-| phur. Whenever her hair took on) that dull, faded or streaked appear-| ance, this simple mixture was ap- plied with wonder- ful effect. By ask- ing at,gany drug stare to8 ‘‘Wvreth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound,’’ you will get a large bottle of this old-time recipe, improved by the addition of other ingredients, all ready for use, for only 75 cents. This simple mix- ture can be depended upon to restore oe p- 1 natural color and beauty to the hair. to the stomach, inexpensive to take Well-known druggists say every- body uses Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compourd now because it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied—it’s so easy £ours, and a few he | - — = tomacn, oT 5 te el ?'e roc rvptures rided tn the gure of ‘to use, too. You simply dampen a fists the (wo using were as big as a man's "PF and write once. des an helow at Free for Rupture W. 8S. tice. Inc.. 78F Main St.. Adams. N. ¥ Tou may send me entirely free a S#mpie Treatment of your stimulating application for Rupture. ‘comb or soft brush and draw it my ap i rot your hair, taking one strand at atime. By morning the gray hair Geid Crowns, | disappears; after another application $5.00 up. (or two it is restored to its natura! | eolor and looks glossy, soft and beau- tiful. Teeth trected, a Tatil PrP. wM. Sundays, 12:30 P. Mf. Ex- 5Oe. A STBURBAN HOME — Want it? See the offers for rent of for sale in Post-Dispatch Classified Columns. ‘ =LAUER’S—825 North Sixth | —— ~ A Deposit _—— Any Purchase TI! | Our Prices Are 20% to 30% Less Than Elsewhere. For Monday—A Special Sale of 15 $200 Spanish Console Phonographs Exactly Like Picture: fl Genuine Mahogany Cabinet! $ a) High-Grade Piano Finish‘ “ Marvelous Symphonic Tone! Before Buying ANY Phonograph! Guaranteed for 5 Years! See and Hear This Instrument Sale of Floor Lamps Yeu are certain want ene eof ft distimetine when you can such attractive at «uch blow $18 to $25 Fleer arom $14.95 Lamps ones prices. $i2 - $15 Bridge $2 A WEEK PAYS FOR ONE —; $18 Hand- 5 Decorated Copper Lined Green Laoquer Finish Cabinet ¢ Smoker { $11.95 | dust as shown here- with: copper fittings. te hese buy 2 . £35 Shaded Walnut $ 4 Q5 Cedar Chest . Console siryie with } and decorated front. inside with ““Sealtite™ inches long. ed All cedar lid. 45 = ee a ve ena Reductions o i sete tn ¢ i ; A \se °° 2 Crying Infant Doll, in leng dress. $4 Crying Infant in bianket ; moving eyes. $9 Mama Doll, 2 rt. 4 in. tall Mama Doil: tall: reel $11 ft. hair $14 Hersman Dc"! best doll maa tle SPECIALLY MAMA DOLLS $4.98 $6.98 : 2 " n American Flyer Electric Trains Greatly Marked Down. $35 American Flyer — Wide gauge train, anto- matic reverse. 15- inch engine, three 16-inch roaches with lights, mail $1 Doll 59 jean Flyer Out- fit: S-inch en- with 3 and $12 Americas Fiyer Outft — &- inch engine with headlight, 3 coaches with lights. mall bag cuteher. tunne!l, statien and sema- phore, $7.98 gine eoar hes track, ” 46 bag catcher. Track has 2 switches and crossover forming figure 8, | 5@¢ catcher, 9.45 $21.95 the | fully darkened, glossy and attractive | with a brew of! AUSTRALIAN PREMIER'S SPATS ‘shrubberies were ’ imperial! OF CHRISTMAS MAIL ‘Postmaster Alt Gives Rules’ That Wilt Insure Safe De- livery of Parcels. ae + ” handling of delays mini- To expedte the Christmas mail and reduce and disappointment to a mum, Postmaster Alt has issued a list of suggestions to parcel send- ers which should insure safe han- dling of Christmas pe lé LL@!] OFFEND TAILORS OF LONDO? Not Worn Any More by Smartly Dressed Men, Magazine - Asserts. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Nov. Bruce of Australia bad grace “Tailor and Cutter,” the trade magazine which °7.—Premier is in with the T a London lOowadays by smartly men in London. essentially article tire, but of yesteryear.” It is related that aft a party at Buckingham Pala: “snowed spats discarded who, at the last found out their mistake. Americans took their courage +h ; WwW a= their hands and Spats are a dandy of ? } = 7 -— belong to the vogue at- they ar wit ° + s h ¥ hj - Americans. TY" "? men ., away th ffending spattered : = ‘* To Premier Bruce. the Cutter’ sars “GoTnc wise.” Avwstr: Wia’ea a twist BALL = * J o~ oo gland has herself tc Rruce’s sartorial she . ei g Australian Prime ? “ + - Puenipotentiar: conference England. answer ee who was ed and Cambridge . on ir aa 5 - s » 79 * cated in ' . University should have taught him better. KING GEORGE FEEDS PHEASANTS WITH CRUMBS FROM TABLE Sr the Associate" Prees LONDON. Nov. 27. and Qué@ens like now and common, living King George ingham Palace gardens of which they are very fond and take great pains to see that they are looked after. Every day ueen stroll through = the Kin u into the gar- neariy six acres, and seek the pheasant family which they feed with bread crumbs and wheat. The King carries his bread crumbs from the rova! table in an dens. covering e 26 im. “ has etre ished, _ 4 feet long: has Ne gear ede chassis, bine f . trim- red my bang red ru, lamps, _ windshield and bumper, wheels and solid ba tires. ture). © weil ished. Si8 ROLL-TOP DESK ied Cuair Set, we $12.95 ™ Lid oak same as picture. only with twe side drawers .- well made and picely fin- ROLL-TOP 4nd Chair 31 in. wi Selid onk hae strong swivel made $15 SPEED BIKE $25 PHONO- H 7 =. Tubular frame. vim £8 ball - bearing bicycle spoke $11.95 S25 Speed Bike —With coaster brake. Mahogany ivory. Has geod tone and SPs cae lots ef reluar~ mc swivel DESK - $15.95 (just like pic- ith 3 side drawers: chatr: and nicely fin- $ 3 Ne. 3 set on sale at $ 2.40) S$ 5 Ne. 4 set on sale at § 3. fois No. 7:S'eet on sate at $14 white chairs, bs het 15 Ne. 7% eet on sale at $11.98) trimmed in hige ASA CAT 25 Ne. 8 set on s-le at $19.98 $7.00 Value $7 ALI-STELL ‘ vw AGUN— Kedu ed te 14@x30-inch bedy : double diac wheels 34.98 baked ename! finish; 10-in. roller bearing with il-inch tire«. SPECIAL roR MONDAY a oe Hebby Herse Reduced $10 Hoerse $4.98 $13.50 Horse. . $0.45 OASTER Fancy Reed Doll Cradle tangerine 14.58 Herse $11.95 : Re 15.96 I\%-ineh solid hal- teen tires; 1@inch ed 2 emall drawers with gines knobs. Finished { hair Matches Lbove. WONDERFUL FOR A SUUR STOMACH Pape's Diapepsin Ends Worst Acid Dyspepsia in Five Minutes. Eat or Drink What You Like New I Eat Sausage, Cakes, Pic and Cheese and Ne Bether Since I Discovered Pape’s Diapepsin Back to work! in five minutes your sour, acid-dyspeptic belching. gas-filled stomach is settied and sweet—-back on the joh Whatever combination you like to eat or drink. vou can’t go wrong with a box of Pape 's Diapepsin handy. If vou are one of those morning-noon-and-night veid dyspeptics you wil] discover a. new world in Pape'’s Diapepsin. Try ‘t and prove it. Get a 60-cent box teday at any drug store, suggestions | Christmas,” and stmply | LINOLEUM OCKEIS VICTORIA Floor Finish . Made to Walk on Jefferson & Gravois ' : ; ' ' years had made me despondent, as no | ‘medicine seemed to help me, and I was gradually wasting away. It was) a tough situation. My cousin in Co- lumbus wrote me about having taken MAYR’S and advised me to try it. | i : mucus from the intestinal tract and allars the nflammation which causes practi stomach, liver and intestinal ailments. cluding appendicitis One dose will con- vince or money refunded. Wolff-Wiilson Drug Stores. Walgreen Drug Co. and drug- ists everywhere. teday’. TtvYumi Pages ter Fer Sale offers. ser RWralwean cally all | in- | OR I i ili ln i il il il sl a a ee | Don’t stay headachy, dizzy, sick. Nothing else relieves that bilious, eomstipated feeling so nicely as eandy-like ‘‘Cascarets.’’ Take one _or two of these pleasant laxative tablets any time, to gently stimulate _wour liver and start your bowels. Then you wii Ceel ¢ine becomes ele ; tongue pink, skin rosy, **Cascarets’’ gently ¢ en and refresh the entizs gute They never gripe, overact oe aa Directions for men, women ends dren on each Dex, any tat UY Out of the “High Rent” District— Lower Prices to You anim i Li Open an Account With Us $10 Down— $8 Monthly Su! ile years of servi SNA SSR ASRS SASS SR SR SRS SR SSR oR oR SR ERS SR SS ES RRR UR RR UR ERR RR UR UR Ue a Gray Enamel Combination $8 7.50 Has polished etee! cooking top: four large gas burners and four coal holes. Guaranteed stove in every respect. full 7 wae SRR SRR SARA SS SS SA SSR SA RS A Er you ve always wanted. ; frame finished in brown mahogany. Brown spring Upens Special at nen LEDERMAN FURNITURE | i] Um ing i i fh 4 ~ The large Overstuffed chair. rocker The davenport opens into a full-size bed. We will make very liberal for your old ft e when traded im new. q Mill 805-807-809 Franklin Ave. Always—Better Furniture at Lower Prices on Easy Credit Te * > s Easy © Terms Credit ii ’ SAY “BAYER Unless you see the “Bayer Cro: fing the genuine Bayer Aspiri |. proved safe by millions over 25 and bed davenport are covered in rish @ig- Once-in-a-lifetime value! Only §27886. Cedar “Chests |, $4265 | | Dust, moth and damp proof. Made of gent ine Tennessee red cedar: neat- ly trimmed. ao ain Oo2%} ; terfullm™ built Bae? 4 Je ; 7 ? full-width double Cert Com bination | | A complete Gas Range and Kitch- en Heater combined tn one. Takes up very little room in your kitchen. $1 Down Delivers This wainut fintshed: link fabric and comfortable Mattress. “8 gez5 -size bed. ‘played while he was /Agonies with stomach Lovely Bedroom Suite a. yh rio-Wioli A Beautiful Dinner Set Free Walnut Veneer Dining Suite taneena ——_ . ‘ , ‘ x Genuine walnut veneer in combination with other fine cabine® = 3 oods. E. De rt iw be ’ 7 Xpertiy con finished. Consists o oblong exterzion buff 50. 7 —SSsor side cnairs and an arnichair. Pay as Convenient can be had at cost.) $1 Down Delivers This Genuine Simmons Mattress Full-size walnut brown finished Bed of newest design with excellent Unk fabfic Spring 6 75 . “ed and comfortable CO., 805-7-9 Franklin Av SRS siructed richiy and et. five (China a siight additional oe wh 1s wa Jif. Mattress. ae a te mi ae Mh a vctgie ‘ “i de Pak | i $9 50% : DOES NOT . 7 Ha Alse Aspirin is the trade mark of Ba trouble. a lin ais rrysy e Ras i ; : i F i if it , E i , ; re f

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en Up! t Laxative, 99 | | | “ ‘9 scarets 10¢ 7 Then you wtd Ces) becomes cleans, tongue pink, skin rosy. en and refresh the entire fine, your heag _ stomach sweet, ‘*Cascaréts’’* gently cleanse, sweet. : They never gripe, overact or sicken, Directions fo. men, wemen and chil. dren on each but, any drug store, a Trade in Your Old Furniture We will make you «4, very liberal allowance for your old furniture when traded in en new. Easy Terms Credit Ce. Credit Terms Three-Piece “Kroehler”’ Bed-Davenport Living -Room Suite | Remarkable Value at Only 119° venport are covered [n rich fig- -a-lifetime value! Cedar Only 8119.86. Chests ‘a2 Dust, moth and damp _ proof. oa Made of genu- ine Tennessee red cedar: neat- ly trimmed. SRR ARR SRR RR SFR SR ORR oR RRR RR SB RP SR RRR RRR FSR PR RRR RRR RR (~~. a A Oe - r Dining Suite bination with other fine cabinet and rich'y finished. Consists of et. five oO - (China 5 ditional [Sa onvenient $1 Down Delivers This uine Simmons Bed, Spring and Mattress -eize walnut brown finished Bed of t design with exeellent link: ec Spring 75 comfortable ~ 6: tress. ] -——— J : : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” -Gomudne g Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are not get- tag the genuine Bayer Aspirin prescribed by physicians and m proved safe by millions over 25 years. DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART Safe Accept only “Bayer” Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 Also Bottles of 24 and 100—Drugzgists. p Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid package which contains proven directions. Pain Headache for Colds | |annual totals of prosecutions and DRUG TRAFFIC CU TO MINIMUM, SAYS ~ ST.LOUIS: CHIE Inspector Charles Thomp- son Commends Police, Druggists and Physicians for Co-Operation Given) | the Govérnment. ne lt tine — ell a eee 0 ee we eee BOWNTOWN DISTRICT | IS RID OF PEDDLE?S, ‘Narcotics Squad Works Principally With Inform- ers, Addicts aid for Im-| Arrests They - Cause. “The illicit drug traffic in St | ‘Louis has diminshed rapidly during ‘the last five years and now is weli ‘under control.” » In this way Chief Narcotics In- 'spector Charles Thompson, who |has charge of enforcement of ths Harrison anti-narcotic law here, / summarized his opinion of condi- 'tions in an interview with a Post- | Dispatch reporter, yesterday. | $tatistics available are unsatis- factory and neither prove nor dis- | prove Inspector Thompson's stutc- ment. There never has been a census of drug users, and their numbers are indicated only by the convictions on record. Records from 1921 show that an- | nual totals of cases brought ‘o court and offenders sentenced have Neuritis : Toothache | Neuralgia | Lumbago : tablets Rheumatism | ADVERTISEMENT OUSANDS of theater-goers have rocked with laughter at “Charley” Grapewin’s de- comedy acts. ut few @uessed that some of Mr. } “tapewin's funniest scenes were Played while he was suffering nies with stomach trouble. _ While playing in his well-known Huccess, © Awakening of Mr. Pp, Mr. Grapewin’s stomach le became so bad that it) ed as if he might have to quit stage for atime. Fortunately, was induced to try Adierika. ts were so good that he has been without a bottle since. at surely is great,” he declares, be able to eat anything I want ut fear of gas or other stom- trouble.” Intestinal Stasis | MACH GAS, indigestion, gas | Oating, and other forms of. and bowel trouble are) due to just one caus ntes- | Stasis. This increasingly | mn disease, which is usually | d by improper food, lack of tise, and other faults of mod- life, is said to afflict three le out of every four. inal Stasis simply means too slow movement of waste food matter through the intestines. of being promptly passed of the bowels, this waste mat- tfemains many hours or even longer than it should. It ferments, forms gas and poi- causes bloating, sour indigestion and sleepless- A person may have Intestinal | and yet not be noticeably ted. The bowels may move , but the movements are only Enough old matter is left gas, hinder digestion and the system. Action Needed | on Both Bowels INARY laxatives or soda magnesia cannot give more temporary relief from Intes- Stasis or Gas. It can be ttlieved permanently only by con- or una] Popular Actor ow Able to Eat | hat He Likes Adlerika, first used by Dr. Carl Weschcke in his private practice, is a bowel cleanser and intestin4l prophylactic which acts upon BOTH upper and lower bowel. It is a compound of the best saline intestinal evacuant with vegefable buckthorn and cascara, together with glycerine and other detergent and gas-expelling elements. P Gas Relieved System Cleansed NE of the first effects of Ad- lerika is to relieve gas on the stomach and gas bloating. Often ONE spoonful brings out a surpris- ing amount of old poisonous mat- ter which you never guessed was in your system and which may have been the hidden cause of indiges-| sleeplessness | tion, nervousness, and other trouble. ‘Even if your bowels move daily, Adlerika fre- quently brings out a surprising amount of additional matter which might poison your system. Adlerika is not a cure-all. In cases of gastric ulcers or deep- But if your trouble is due to In- testinal Stasis (as most stomach and bowel disorders are), Adlerika gives surprisingly quick relief. Many physicians recognize it as the one dependable remedy for Gas and Intestinal Stasis or when- ever REAL bowel cleansing is necessary. Don’t think if your bowels move daily that you cannot have Intes- tinal Stasis. Gas is one of the most common symptoms. You'll be surprised at the amount of ad- ditional matter which Adlerika brings out—and how much better you'll feel after taking it. Sold by 39,000 Druggists dierika intestinal cleansing. seated organic trouble, a good. physician should be consulted. |C. ‘superior in bowel and stomach remained virtually stable. In 1921 there were 139 prosecutions and 108 convictions; in 1922, 159 pros:- cutions and 179 convictions because some old cases were carried over; in 1923, the 122 prosecutions and 140 convictions, with some cld case also carried over: the next vear showed 138 cases instituted and 129 sentences and in 1925 the record was 135 prosecutions and 125 convictions. To Nov. 20 of this year the totals were 59 prosecutions and 47 convictions. Increased Force Gets Results. “These statistics, which reveal an apparently stable situation,” 2x- ; | ' ' ; i ' | declined rapidly and, j ' in St. Louis four years ago. plained Inspector Thompson, “do | not accurately disclose the resu!ts of our work. When I took charge here five years ago I had only two men to help me and many more violators to check. Last year my) force had been fneremsed to six and | we were doing much more efficient | work. The number of drug addicts | although we | covered the city much better, we | could not find addicts by che whole- sale to swell our arrest totals. Had we worked with our present force | in the old days, we would have! registered a much larger number of arrests than shown in tho records.” Inspector Thompson estimated that there were 5000 drug addicts Now, | he says, there are not more thao | 500. “We were formerly able to go tn- | | up a wagoniead of addicts and ped- | | spector continued. to the downtown district and pick | diers any day we set out,” the In- “Now they are scarce. Sometimes we work a week without catching one drug pedAler Of course my estimates are onlv guesses based on our experience in The popular actor, Mr. Charles Grapewin, of 311 N. Arden Blivd., Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. Grapewin is known to thousands of theater- goers throughout the United States and Canada. What Doctors Say about Adlerika “I prescribe Adlerjka with highe ly satisfactory results.".—Dr, A. Cc "a url. have found Adlerika to be far trouble to my fondest anticipa- tions.”—Dr. G. Eggers. “@ have to congratulate you on the good effects I had from Adler- ika since I prescribed it.”"—Dr. L. Langlois. “Adlerika very markedly reduces the number of bacteria and colon bacilli. This feature increases the therapeutic value of Adlerika be- cause, in addition to its intestinal cleansing action, it checks and in- hibits the growth of these intes- tinal bacteria and bacilli—Dr. H. 'L. Shoub, New York. TRY a 3-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Resulte al- most certain. Money refunded on canceied insertions. , fined to addicts of | We seldom handle cases among n4- 'dicts in the higher but they clash with the law very | | infrequently. Police and Druegists Aid. “A hopeful sign which leade wus to believe we will ultimately re- ithreefold, a good indication that w j|have made drugs scarce |dealing in them a hazardous busi- | ness. ' | “When the peddier resells his/ |drugs to the addict he charges an | jan outlay cleanups. Our work is fargely con- | the underworld. walks of life. There are business and professiona! | men in St. Louis who u@e drugs | duce the drug evil to a ininimum is the excellent co-operation we have had from the St. Louis police, th- wholesale and retail druggists, and the physictans. “All narcotics bought locally are | applied for on Government blanks | furnished retail druggists and | 'physicians for the purpose. We, keep a close check on these blanks and I have found a fine spirit among pharmacists and the med- ical profession. There are a few violations. but in general St. Louis- | ans handling drugs in a legitimate way mak ry effort to «eep them out of the hands of addicts. The Police Department has detalled two detectives to my office, and | work with my men mos} capably. ‘From the practical standpoint we ' have a sure way of telling wheth- | er our work been effectiv.. | Nearly all the eve they has drugs sold here fillic- | itly are imported, much of it com. ing from Germany by way of New York and New Orleans Cocaine, morphine and heroin, the principal drugs used by addicts, cost :bout The peddler now pays about an ounce for nese 4 --72 ania - * a YS “> ae a : “- : Ki *) . 3-— r : a ee | 14%) ane bie 1 9 --—t" a | * " , ie i : + 2 ' = SS ; , : ra fy / ; fe ; «@ . a : : snp? : oe ty ~ Bile og } 2 €: : ' 7 / ’ ~~. } { > . Ag Pee gas . ' ; Z : Pe, ah } ; va eh Eo ae . : s ER FS Re “ ¥ a ec 34 % , o23m4 AZm—ZM VS ws —J PIECES 3 In This OUTFIT | ’ NT ": |, if 2 > at aa 2 i —_ his 9-Pc. OSAM4+ +—OmMI0 rrewamoe- | : in — > ee a ne eh 6 Oe, Ne ee he he ae Coil Spring Bed Davenport Outtfi ae Coil sige | Bed-Daven- 210 Value! 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They are for som aage — flat mouths. in fitting difficult mouths. trouble wearing teeth or need new NO Force is often re- Artificial Teeth Only If you have consultation. ones, call for free 263 NEAR PINE N. SEVENTH ST.. i. Some Families are Never Ill ORTUNATE are the children whose parents fully realizeathe seriousness of constipation. Hos- pital records prove that 75 per cent of all disease originates in bowel obstruction, or const ipation. Young children cry because of it; school children are hampered in their studies: grown people are made 25 per cent less efficient; elderly “people” s blood pressure in- creases 28 per cent. Innumerable ‘mothers give Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin at the first sign of consti- . pation, and have little or no seri- ous sickness among their children. Largest Selling Laxative Every up-to-date family medi- cine chest should contain a bottle ‘of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, a compound of Egyptian Senna with pepsin and palatable aro- matics, a prescription written 30 vears ago by Dr. W. B. Caldwell, who practiced medicine 47 vears. You can buy a bottle in dny store Write “Syrup Pepsin,” where medicines are sold, and the cost is less than a cent a dose. We uarantee that if you give Dr. jdwell’s Syrup Pepsin to a chi r- or for a few nights to an adult it will relieve any case of constipa- tien no matter how chronic, or your money will be refunded. 10 Million Bottles a Year Use it once and you will never again take coal tar drugs in candy form, calomel or salts. Dr. Cald- well’s Syrup Pepsin is a vegetable laxative free from opiates and from narcotics. It can be safely given to infants, vet it effectively moves the bowels of adults. It acts gentiv: does not cramp or gripe. Keep it in the house and use it for any indication of bowel obstruc- tion such as constipation, bilious- ness, torpid liver, dyspepsia, pim- ples and like skin eruptions. Give it early and it will help break up a fever or cold. 522 Washington Si., Monticello, Illinois, for a free sampie bottle. Her Hair Fairiy SPARKLES Now! The woman who knows what to» do after waving her hair doesn’t fear the effect of hot irons. Nor of fre- quent washings. A few drops of Dan. derine—on comb or towel—and the hair is soft and lustrous, and be- haves beautifully. » A bit of Danderine rubbed light]? into the scalp, is the one sure way to dissolve every particle of dandruff. But a few drops more make a dress- ing that is simply marvelous. A sheen that rivals brilliantine, and | DBO grease! Any permanent wave or | Water wave lasts much longer and looks much nicer when Danderine is used imstead of water to ‘‘set’’ the wave. Ask Your Draggist Danderine and : its benefits today. BRrery drug store in America has it, fur only 35c. For the finest dressing you could find, and the best aid health yet dise oy ered, 3 ust tr ee Danderine Get a bottle of start to hair ADVERTISEMENT ree CONSTIPATION ro re ea een a a AND THE ILLS THAT IT CAUSES : We our family for ten vears,’ Sallie James, Vanceburz, is a splendid medicine to use for con stipation and the ills that go this trouble. ‘Every takes Black-Drau rarely witheut it shelf. “T have mever found that it followed by bad after-effects, BS accompany some other amd because of that we to have great faith in it. ‘*Before we started using Black Draught, some member of the fami- ly was —w eompiaining of sick headache, o- a dull, lifeless feeling, Which accompanies constipa trom. Now we never have anvthing —_ that, for a pinch of Black ' Thedfords | BLAC savs Mrs. family we medicine member oh + ees oe my . ana t= , . Loe | re on was such rem _ Ss, eo Lav e ime aes rd have used Black-Draught in, — "aes with | DRAUGHT | tronbie. Lon That Draught vets rid of the me ? + [ sutfered with constipat for vears, before I discovered it eould easily be avaided Since I be- gun using home, I have many of my nev heard thine but Thousands of me speak highiy Thed? , . . . ; "ts owes * ~ . ; : ~ Ms ; ; ‘Uk 24s, Ce ¥ ne nay e Zz ie FT Vienne we. eens — Black-Draught im my’ ~* to Fes an » 2 * recommended mis ing i have one of them say any good for women Blaek found 7 > , : _ reat hi 2 relieving and Tr a > — and rds i as +- Lo of LIN A. the offenders, ¢ by ealled attention the list of prosecutiens and convictions. It was, remarked, a very close ratio. few whom the Government ded against were acquitted. “Most of the cases we make are lusive.” he said, “and general- defendants plead guilty. On Nov. 12 we had 42 defendants be- Judge Faris and all pleaded Fourteen of them, the ped- . were 1923 there to their as he Very pro- inspector a rim >, Tac.io . Oo ir the to Leavenworth. were only nine ac- In 19823 in 1924 sent im 8. Louis. eight. seven uad works ]- sq uz with informers. are addi who paid a salary and kept in drugs get evidence on big peddlers they are paid rewards for °°? iS. sually arrests. the Informer Works procedure is How ~ . - {_ustomary in € srrmer “rmz Le 2 a Asha OFA ka ‘ mak ‘ ? from the peddier with n =~ _ oe ; presence of ec + nment is nF wat ™ * -~ { ,over Sane rae iene ci * es Ps) monkeved with had been Turn Informers. gangster is his possession Gangsters Sometimes a rugs in ‘fe himself from the uD ler > caught Italian gangster irugs in his possession.” tor Thompson narrated. * i9 you unless you * soid you gangster didn't former. hart T Out i +} i - he pedd aT} be years the stuff.’ want to turn said. ‘I have a neh the man who sold YOu was a egroe. Di go to the to The Eanester re- talk it over with That meant he wanted Fang tO agree to protect him m reprisais if he squealed. ‘He saw me a few a later and All right. FY ake him” Then I got beus to name | We put the gangster coupe and had one of our men hide under the turtle We rented a room in a hotel] Morgan Streets The * pounds of | for $89. coupe around d o ‘make ’ F00ds and col- The gangster 0 the Morgan ane: agent in the jie ' did the agent in 7d bee th | — We put the — Negro aa soon as ele wr. nt pen "ar Tou. wy nain 4. —_ in a Ford ~ "nh. at Twentieth and Sietmes gangster was 3 aii . aT? a, on 7 aii -? Tt there rr ; Owy ie ° the — . ifc ty The moner steered him + corner h ote! room saw clevert: i ri street the money. He of some sent! ‘ Asked wher’ = men at in a | Position “Repealing a gooa it ten’t obeved perfac® . | as rather illogical” strikes me ) he commented. | or Negroes... Chinese | addicts here have taken to using he | to | to jail for six months | or a year and peddlers to the pen- | i HOTEL LONDON, Nev. 27 aod De- war whose wit has made him a popular after dinner speaker, is cre_ ating many new epigrams after the Oscar Wilde style. “IT am delighted to see so many ‘women present,” he told one audi- ence. “The road to success is filled with women pushing their hus- bands along. “Tt’s a wise wife who laughs at TRAVEL AND RESORTS HOTEL BURBRIDGE Jacksonville, Florida RATES 22t'c Booms 33-85 Double Rooms $6-$9 150 Rooms each with Bath or Access. Completely recondition- ed, redecorated and newly fur- nished throughout. Modern equipment. Fireproof, Sound proof. Under Owner-manage- ment. European Plan. gy situated and convenien road, rail or ‘boat. WRITE FOR BOOKLET Cm, PROM SZ PER DAY | . Comtertakie, c! 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Paved roads tc Guif Coast points, where water fow! winter, and tarponand deep sea bass bound. More miles of paved road ia Bexar County (San Antonic) than any county in U. $. Paved roads to Corpus Chmsti on Tez- as Gulf Coast, and to Laredo, Brownsville, Dei Rio and Eagle Pass, allon Mexican border. Play Tennis On any of scores of finely kept clay courts—San Antomo resm- dents piay the year around—ar suring adequate competition tor the visitor. Motion Picture Making The wat scenes of “The Big filmed in San An- others, made entirelyio San Antonio.—New pictures con- stantiy bemg timed. “Come and see Texas” "The Winter Playground oy San Antonio is wonderful—the ideal, com ortabs for rest and recreation. Flowers are bloomin shining—the air balmy, dry and i atmosphere is pleasant and you will ample accommodation at fine or furnished apart ~ ments and prvate hanes to suit your taste and pure Amid the combination of Old World romance - and New World progress, you find many things © : to see and do—all new, novel, and fascinating—a © different vacation than you ever before enjoyed. The pleasure of your trip begins the moment you board the “Katy.” Through San Antonio Pullmans on all ~ trains—dining cars with a real reputation for tasty food and affable attention—oil- locomotives and oiled roadbed add miles of travel Go via the Texas Line The principal highway to San Antonio lies through St. Louis or Kansas City and the “Katy™. Three fine, fast traine— the Limited, TEXAS SPECIAL and Katy Flyer offer a choice of suitabie hours for departure and arrival and afford an opportunity to see the best af Oklahoma and Texas while enroute, Reduced Fares Now in Effect Round Trip Winter Resort Tickets are now on sale at reduced fares toSan Am tonio, Galveston, Corpus Christi and other Texas resorts, good returning uneil May 31st and permitting unlimited stopover privileges at any point enroute, Ask nearest railroad agent for particulars or addrese— $.G. Lanwosrom, Dw. Passenger Agent, C-r5 Ry. Exch. Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. Write for San Antonio Picture Boo! sw. M. Frowrcr. General Pasengr Agent M-K-T Limes, E-13 Railway Exchange Bidg., St. Lous. Please send San Antomio Picture Book and reduced Winter Tourist rates, ee STH ETT TT CC ee Oe Oe Oe oe Ore Gio the West Indies and the Spanish Man Ss. S. RELIANCE from New York Dec. 18—I15days Jan. 8—I15 days Jan. 26—27 days Feb. 26—27 days Mar. 30—15 days HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE UNITED AMERICAN LINES, INC. General Agents 177 N. Michican Ay . Chicago, or Local Steamship and Tourist Agents TRAVEL and RESORTS SAN ANTONIO!—the very mame weaves a spell of enchant- ment!.. dons of Old Spain. . pictures of arrogant .of cowled monks planting the cross in a savage land. of the old, gray Alamo squatting in its sunny plaza, brooding over the memory of valiant heroes. Against the colorful tapestry of its ancient history, life moves vibrantly, joyously, Today, in Sunny San Antonio! Golf, tennis, polo, motoring, horseback riding, hunting, and the gentler pastimes—you have but to choose, for all the great Outdoors is your winter play- ground! Enjoy life NOW — im the goid- en glory of this sunkissed land. Come! ’ at aT =: oar —— ‘The os ane ry City of Deli sht — a frost-bitten stay-at-home winter. Through of the American Tropics, eee me pullmans bring you directly and quickly from wherever you ports will give you an added thrill of sailing south to June. Millions of dollars m highway construction make a motor trip through to Miam: easy and comfortable. 135 hotels, 1200 apartment houses, hundreds of bungalows, offering housing conveniences at reasonable, standardized rates. Everyday surf bathing im a sea warmed by the Gulf Scream. Giant fish make For your evening hours thirty-five dolas on Venenan canais, colorful casinos, gay cabarets, and other socal or cultural entertainments. Se why stay at home? When you can go serth with the birds im the sprng—with ® copper tan, « steady hand, relaxed, re freshed, and with «a wealth of memories ef « gienous vacation im the land of paims and sunshine. wority er yw TO DARKEN GRAY HAIR D pba One Look Younewr nd women who used to be orandee and Grandma are ing the styles by darkening bair at home. me gras nce, J. A. MeGrea..a weil- sta ims made c alife — world’s auto at iast weme a fact “ by the Internag, oil fer - of flecog niguka of an agreem serican Autom housewives have — . oe@tnt for cough prep | 13 50 “@ this well-known oid | . The A. Jog cough «syrup. It is weed in Eurap but it has ne e reco¢ two-thirds of the | A i val a Ge “it gives immediate re ief, Colle the eae 4 ge em | be -la Caro aire Bchert, p> ef Pinex from any it igte a pint a trey astonishing how quickly | *’¥™ penetra of the t lungs— ms and raises the phiegm. scothes heals the membranes, and but surely the ——— throat | and dreaded cough disappear -n- ir Nothing better for brenciitis, rae pese or bronchial asthma. Pinex is a special and highiy rated com of 7 pine extract and palatable guaia- through every air sourt and the f as } eal Ww , ge: > mince Ner- | o¢ ¢} known the world over for its beal- | efert on membranes. 0 avoid disappeintment. ask your Lr hol «is ‘Univ seevat for —— ounces of Pinex” with 5 = ‘ons. Guaranteed to give int? satisfaction or mouey ek é oe, Ft. Wesee. Ind. DIINIS for Coughs wy ee aww wel | 7 = It shows at a glance inside the room the exact out-door Temperature. You know how fo dress. Sele Disrributeors far the United Seutes and Canada 153 West 23d St... New York City - - is a as rete poouit one Oyo Ne matter in what, poy ten no matter whet your eae > “+ "+ ree oes toe eee eee eee ee + oe 3 a 8" + ee eee Oe oe ee + ee ee OP Oe OTe "<8 ee ee oe oe ee eee * oe OO HO ee of <1 sity. ehais atthe z See ig ~~ + he 4 vs

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PAGE 13. Y. W. C. A Sunday Afternoon at & o'clock. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28. 19286 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— | ST, LOUIS YOUTHS IW OPERA “2! act in the opera, and F.'C.. Woman to Lecture on India. [ture on her experiences at the; supper at 6:30 o'clock. She will GUEST OF N | : ; | OF HONOR ‘nes at any ‘ to the mene ingreciens | STi It does # Sc “ontrol Auto,": oan ‘or th ere | y “ bE « wan All Over Worhk——— oe SS pected a Hayground of Rserica ” | PReaching Effect. ——— riowers are blooming —stin @ ' 4 4 ae aulomyrup ; DEAN CHARLES E. cannes and invigorating. The sociee |] ee oe Taternaeade st home. Ht ST. LODIS U. SEEKS $300,000 feneenial and you willfina~ We norman _“_l}/ FOR NEW PHARMACY BUILDING q : ed apart- merican Autom-housewives have |Campaign to Be Opened ,Tuesday D sult your taste and. purse. “HB be the recore two-thirds of the ; at Testimonial Dinner to : ority as to ey tai for a eae | Dean Caspari. oe oe Sore | A campaign to raise $300,000 for oa of Old World romance ;. The A. ‘ing cough syrup. It is | | ; building for the St. Louls | es phi is 7 . .* SL LA LS Ye a RR aT LIB: aR RRA AB LT e ideal, comfortab. = PSS, you find many things sted in Eureap but it has no equal |a new oldest such nove!, and fascinating—a you ever before enjoyed. egins the moment you board n Antonio Pullmans on al] a real reputation for tasty m—oil-burning locomotives is of travel comfort. > the Auteit gives immediate relief, . gpping an ordinary cough s or less. e: thert, ounces of Pinex from any @ m wi, pour it into a pint bottle, stgnad shale =e sugar syrup “vke a full pint. If you prefer, t clarified honey, instead of sugar ine perfectly, and lasts a family a time. ‘it’s truly astonishing how quickly acts, penetrating through every air | of the throat and lungs— +t ms and raises the phlegm, soothes @ heals the membranes, and gradu- © but surely the annoying throat mie and dreaded cough disappear en- Either way, it tastes good, | College of Pharmacy, | school west of the Alleghenies, will | be launched Tuesday night at the |Coronado Hotel at a testimonial 'a@imner to Dean Charles 8. Caspari, 'who succeeded the late Henry M. | Whelpley. Invitations have been sent,gto | 1000 druggists, manufacturers and ;} alumni. It is expected that these sources will contribute $150,000 to the fund. An appeal to the public | | will: come later. | has been raised in special gifts, in- | cluding $60,000 by the William. R. | Already $100,000 | —- + - - ——_— ee = sa Martha W.: ashington ,“ Sewing Cabinet * 50 Suite that will beautify any home and that will please any 9 ©): owner. A real super-value. A Christmas special at $195 VAL. WALNUT VENEER DINING ROOM ee A, r . — Suggestions We have a complete line of Maga- zine Racks, Book Troughs, Tele- phene Stands, Smokers, End Tables, Coffee Tables, etc. in a variety of Lacquer Finishes. These articles make aceeptable Christmas presents for mest any one and are aill moderately priced. Let semething May also be had in Lacquer Fin- ish for $3 additional f . —_: Phonograph With FREE Torcheres WD 2564 ye = . . - oe - — — . - ign’. AR en sia | tae HS es be Pee oe Aerts nd vu ‘s PY 3 ¥ Pe, sre ame Se — » - - se - ‘* oe * ow > - eS ee edie a ae im ® SS ADGRT OM SON RIES, , pi ted ae Cd wtegy = 220 » ae Pe. > uf atthe "— ‘ © Retscm y * ‘ seieliie hind Fadi + Rew, he ¥ > - i tys “a eaiengs - Saat. —s . as : ’ e+ : é mi % ’ ~~ % 7 » hom th - . me . 7 i Coe Ew me y $9, my . . hry ~ - in » a> ow ’ . ay a 7 a YY: 2 ein inn # ' * * res FD. he OOO eh me al ; n AT ee ton 7 o> + 2% ive. W “ 7 7 * ‘ 3 > 4 . > eye * Tey yee Wari We Ta aah ; ISS ae ti * : ‘ - from this section solve a gift prob- lem fer you. a aucune eben > an tyes “1a x feaaatitabromnindeens " yaa : : . one pitas ; CON ENE FOBT RHR . TIO ORE GNP CANE Rapp): WP een geen | am suldentaiogameieuin ; | . treats ene = PN CNN REV RAN «As peas tihng ake ERIE A NCAR I 6 Atri On RF vege a , Laat 1. . ~~ R ah « | ioe - ss we — iy a Abeare “ rs r ‘ » ty gt , . ip me val = —_ s ‘ : r , = — ; a vo 7 ny - — ’ , ser “ 0 Aen 4 BE ah eR Org Ahh, ft Ge ee? NARS Es a» ie 2 ¥. ’ Z ‘ » “ seats yranseh liandbin-seahiaytrondes ne ne Nina nana anion. suse epbanisahibvereinitbolel eeccees leg Wardrobe A Trunk / ‘ A Real $27.50 Value Consisting of solidly built, impressive extension table, with heavy turned legs, a 7 — large commodious buffet and 5 diners and a host chair, with tapestry seats. In genuine walnut veneers over hardwoods. A remarkable value that cannot be du- plicated. An extra value in these Chris tmas specials. $185 VALUE BED-DAVENPORT SUITE r > ahs ot: BP: et ’ 3 KEES ler . bet >: (] * Tehg. Be: oe . “s pry i > ; ' he bee —. aa8t, “a. ; AR : ee a! aos % i |, be ~ , Z PY sg oe ie | i - = * e > ”* . , : os 4 . PS ? eh o®s? aa pees A et fe oaks “i S: pel Peas > as , | } - sa +s rd vpabe ‘of 4 Rb Sa % art —* 2 orga. Rigg Bh wish, Mi a rae aE . os : . ; pe : a. * c d fe B -38..3 . pes “ — - sp Battin’ a os ots . sais S, et: ' ? ? - by * aah + .2 ote - .- ee ke “4 ie ’ 7 ° : a y r 7 4 . > . «. ~ 3 , * $ , te} Zz ' . o 4 4 . * . fete > - by? - z : ‘ : ¥ ab petainieeio. Tae ie een Beautiful Console Model Phonograph. Finest tonal qualities and in beautiful mahogany or walnut finishes. An in- strument of great charm. Beautiful pair of torcheres and polychrome frame and mirror FREE! Our Christmas Special... Ce ek ee ee rte as ONT AO Ole odor ep On ge WANE hres Me re ' al variety of finishes, with humidor drawer and complete with every smoking con- venience. A " mas Special at When the ultra ariatocratic hunta- | With complete fittings. A most Special | ’ , ; ; , meg ‘ > . Or : . el I Sak? ‘run of the season, they weer not \ | +e —_ en ee OF: ye ‘ rr Trial of Method That Anyone | however. was etne through ae usual gsr Sis ana we want you to tr} it at our/took all the zest out of the pro- | our method. No matter in what; | 5 ; ' General Frank M. Rumbold, adju- MOITOCcyD 'N. Falls, commandant at Jefferson |Barracks; Lieut. Col. John A. | Field; Lieut. Col. William H. Gleén- THERMOMETER denin, former Chief of Staff of the is the only instrument indi- }and Commander George F, | Schwartz, commanding officer ae Indoor Temperatures. The || Mifitary insignia, flags and the | Motoco” is a means to safe- harmonized in the/ guard the health of your | decoration scheme. family and yourself ‘gram of singing and dancing was | inside the roo | | inside the room the exact | | TOURIST BUSSES FOLLOW HUNT oi : Idea of Enterprising French Travel | Bv the Associated Press. _ At Your Opticians, PARIS, Nov. 2*.—‘“The horn of Jewelers or Dealers— &3 ,but this year it has been nearly : ‘drowned out by the horn of the | : Sussfeld, Lorsch & Schimmel i Sole Distributors for the foreign visitor to view old French td | “traditions” has giyen an enterpris- me Biss W eid, / E ot 23d St., New York City 'ganizing a service of busses to fol- * em riilertt ‘low the stag hunt in the forest at /men ‘and huntswomen, accoutred | convenient, dependable and dur- ADVERTISEMENT _ in aW the finery of a bygone ng, | able Trunk. Large size. Christ- fo A th nd ‘arrived for the famous mass of Bt. S ma a |Hubert, which precedes thé firs* f Fo a od econo gatiey Mie igen risen oe Pas Pe MORET a sls, ine) ee lO oe: > + om a Use Without Discomfort '——the blessing of the pack and the ant esi, or Loss of Time. } sounding of the different horn eolls | vagy fs): of long Manding of a Ah alm ceedings. . Po , — aunians | Sinden. it een ee Troubled atte | By the Associated Press. 'tant-genera! of Missouri: Col. Moor Indoor and Outdoor | Paerelow, commandant at Scott One Hundred and Second Division, | 7 the tdoor and ‘the Sixth Naval Reserve Area. |colors were A special pro- | I /a feature. _ dt shows at a glance - You know how to dress. Agency. the hunter is heard on the hill,” ; Send for Literature tourist bus. The eagerness of the United States and Canada ing travel agency the idéa of or- =~ ftambouillet. | mas Fever Suff | ; jhad aroused. Ali the ceremonial, ats y « 4 ‘ . o _ ef LS: a A “+ v . ‘ as i 7»! De Las TEE i FOL —— mee have & method for the contro! ef |—~but the presence of Strangers | “>* it is present as Chronic Asthma | a + ae ES et oar ine uld send for = tree TQ) HANG PLUMBER'S PAINTING Consisting of a massive, luxurious daven port which opens easily into a full-size bed, and your choice of either a big wing chair or club chair. All upholstered in fine quality velour. Loose, reversible cushions. Com- parable only with Suites selling at much higher prices. $ G ¢ 30 A Christmas special at ... n- yy yd waver. our method should, LONDON, Nov. 27.—Painting on | 2 omn 2 i . mpecially ‘want to wend it to those|® Piece of apron calico borrowed | Rhee, hopeless cases, where all forme | from his wife because he could not | . Goucher, opium arations. aten! noe ally — failed. | afford canvas, A. Hattemoré, an | MAN to show everyone at our expenee | . , Sr method is designed to end all aif. | =25t End plumber, who earns less | thing. all wheezing and all | than $156 a week, produced a pic- t oF my ng to neg. | ture which hag earned the praise | hoe, day. Write now and bewin | of connoisseurs. His work, exhibit- | al iompen bebe ao many. Se | od at the New English Aft Club, do not pay postage. | hase been bought by Sir Joseph Du- | |veen's committee, which has $5000 | ja year to spend on the encourage- /ment of young artists, and is to be ‘hung in one of the leading London | | galleries. It depicts the interior of | Hattemore’s own living room, re- | flected in a mirror. Alumni Will Present Comedy. Alumni of Holy Crose teen School, 3680 Ohig avenue, will pre- | sent a comedy, “Watch Your Step: | Wilton,” at the school hall, 8630; pening you are seeking if Ohio avenue, nex Friday end Sat- | Advertised, phone your order or | UTI2y evenings, under direction ms M with your neasest druggist, | Ulvia Gregory. ; Many designs of these beautiful ® Venetian Tapestriés. Most pleas- ing gift for the home-lover. $15 value, Christmas Special FREE TRIAL COUPON RONTIER ASTHMA CO., Room 160-E ; = 8nd Hudson Sta.. Buffalo, N. ¥. fee trial of your met to: hie 7 See ee eee omen eee ee eee ee eee he TPO Ce cee ce ee eee ee Sse SS Seebe ees Pe. ‘*« SOC eee ese eee See Cee eesse ~— te ae > < Se 3 the Dente Cun me eee ee sm SM Uwe | Post-Dispatch want colamns - Someone may have the buast-

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fe PAG E 4 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 ; - = ; Servi Truthtul | AT SOE SS MA é 42 Years of Service oe Ad oF = tr ; vertising Z to Home Makers ° £ PART FIVE. S. E. CORNER TWELFT H AND OLIVE STREETS 4 iH NITION (fF ENTE c LAST 2 DAYS ofNOVEMBER--PAY NO MONEY DC"YN} Z "Final Reductions ...On All Sale Merchandise...For Two Days Only...Until Dece hI ot E l inde Stocks Must Be Cleared ...Incoming Purchases Require Space...Save Money...Bus— ig an over World Ex. 5 Choose Your Complete Home Outfit From This Page of Bargains ....Save at Lé : erica” Reaching Ef Effect : ? And Commence Your Payments 30 Days After Date of Purchase! rea Epes noriss setomonte wpena! 8 . pp eset sme a fact through ratifica-! — re St ere fer : Cate 34. Le aoe oy whe Cane? ee ee +4 Sigs ia»? * = paki peer ee ey wees 7 a : ; . GRE ‘ . 3 s ie sieinelai te leet a thee 9 Bene Le eee i aleedn acplths Ams o N ashe re R R des gemn ns Rega te oD ar aah ae a eRe tak b= coh w, fp, ge TS oR mee hl" bie oa a OR DOE T OP APE see ; . Nee. Saar Fay Sia he 208s: PRE RY ae Sn. SCE Sore ULNRglse we ete ee eg Ne bn car AS ATE 4 sind itch tity wie ye re in awsic ein Poy NOR en ho a gee wana pF RMN He AegiNaa 120 apecduse seems aa} ee 3-Piece Kroehler Bed Suite, cane. back, joog uard . Miieme basis os British, Prench.| ooo Verman and Spanish rec- Eldrieg 3-Piece Kroehler Bed Suite, velour upholstered i nad on 2-Piece Suite, carved bottom, mohair Geis ----- > Sein’ in cn ncotanne anode ° . . America drive h : 3-Piece Kroehler Bed Suite, jacquard, rail top $159. 75 vetice grand pets wocee, bevel f . se and in Eurepea drivers at th 3-Piece Suite, Jacquard Velour G%.. --- +--+ ee: $169.00 festing in American epoctuns | Gud 3 ts. here are Ro speedways pean oc ° . ° Loose ia » American » = Racit 2-Piece Suite, carved frame, mohair G2%.. - - - : = ore Seales] corey 3-Piece Kroehler Bed Suite, Jacquard velour Siiitistence «ft thw ounasee akan situation ts that a “world’s! shall Bs 2-Piece Suite, kidney style mohair upholstered Gi - - WBMe™ for she hour is claimed| al recta “ - Parry Th. omas, who re- displact 2-Piece Suite, mohair with frieze reverse cushion Hes crores Leviana: Troman| 1397 . . ad ic 4 mire the 3-Piece Kroehler Bed Suite, mohair upholstered . . . . . Ey 3 = : cereaw om American This 3-Piece Suite, brocatelle upholstered Gis - - - - - - $495.00 gears ne : - a. , Rese orano-ne=x V acuums 77 , , . - xiii do the work of anv $ oe . deni ; sweeper imey a equipped e ¢ with strong suction motors encase mn poirsnec aivminu = ec tor ne vwear sUarantec Pay $1 Down a —_ oe : iy bere has been much scoffing | been mu . a d at the claims of speed made — Q 1 ! | 8-Piece Suite, Queen Anne, walnut finish . . 2 2 ae 9-Piece Tudor Walnut Veneer Suite . . . . . . . $98.00 |; 8-Piece Suite, dull-+rubbed walnut veneer $148.00 | 9-Piece Suite, Tudor walnut veneer . . . . . - - - $175.00 1 8-Piece Suite, Tudor walnut veneer . . . . . . - - $192.00 8-Piece Huguenot Walnut Veneer Suite $198.00 1 9-Piece Suite, highlight walnut veneer . . . . . - - $210.00 : | ! j j ! ‘ sy 3 ¥ 5 one Weatl Tae e pe nae SARE Sg LOOT erent cane ya 9 SRE nr eas Hg politi aC aR RIA: al t- OMPs SS SETS a Dees, Poe ae! oft a « ey Seka. ile dae a Se ha “t Se ee ~ 2 Mites 5. Bets ” MAY nates ae ae tT! = a oo ro. , ciel ROARS ‘ Katy WUT» CY —" . i ’ . ~ SS ee ee os See pei _ ‘ si aS ib iaaey " Se ngtae tar ag hte uy 4 rs . smite ga: Pree oy. ‘jin Midge Ohh 7 Pin ee [orraensinnarsancneed:siranennet= A es ede shad Tr -Piece Set, ivory enameled 100-Piece Dinner Set, decorated - oo | and MAINTAIN Gateleg ei ey veneer >-Piece Set, Cate au lait enameled Table, porcelain top MN 5 ks : é ENTIRE mileage 5-Piece Set, gray or brown oak 2 : #§ Save that Seuiadl 5-Piece Set, Italian gray, upholstered chairs . . $49.75 : | 3 | ders, piston ring 5-Piece Set, walnut veneer Maid Motor Oil t eam remem, ae ee Phosingrash | Ni 7 Finished in Bequtijul | RUGS..FLOORCOVERINGS | 27x54 Velvet Throw Rugs . ...... - $ 1.49 Oxi2 Felt-Baese Linoleums . . . ... -_=- = ass ee a= = 22 awe G8: ee ae aw ae «ae ae) a ee am) ae) ae a ’

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ne ruthiul ° CMON FT POOF GH g SIRE SSS X N SSS Ea po NF QT § GQ . SVS SSA Was. aor S S ~S + SN Save s Rave SQ F : SSS S Sag?™ Mos S Qas¥ J SECTION OF THE] T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TO INF" lvertising PART FIVE. — MALTIOON. PAGES 1-84 — BENITION OF RECORDS I DE cer Ht Ist 3 “y st to Control Auto Rac- Wing All Over World Ex-| , pected to Have F ar-| [Reaching Effect. | world’s automobile speed | ig at last are apparently to| Teome a fact through ratifica-| | by the International Associa-) of Recognized Adtomobil®) of an agreement whereby the ty as to events in this coun- | -, The A. A. A. will be repre- | ged in European racing matters | pthe Automobile Club of Amer-| ' Wiitherto American speed rec- | im which in many instances are. pfaster than any for correspond- | B distances made abroad, have) Bbeen accepted in Europe.| ican records, especially those | on the speedway “bow!ls,”’ will | bmitted soon for approval on sme basis as a... . £11900 ... . . $128.00 _ $129.50 ard . . . . $147.50 British, French, try were short. But E. A. D. 149.00 German and Spanish rec- Eldridge, a British driver who i. «(ee « is hoped that the agreement Indianapolis 500-mile race, bought ae ee . . $159.00 result in an increasing num-jia 1925 Miller eight and took it mf American drivers entering; home. Recently he drove this car ae 2 2s 8 . $159.75 ‘warious grand prix graces ini five miles on the Montlhery track - sp and in European drivers! at the rate of 140.6 miles per hour, | a. © ©: 6.2 $169.00 esting in American speedway thereby effectually silencing Euro- | . ss. There are no speedways! pean critics of American cars. | a $177.00 ec American type in Europe. | Racing rules are to be made uni- ever, high speeds are possible | form the world over. Already it has $179 00 he Montihery track, in France. | been decided that for 1927 the stip- ee - m instance of the present ab- | ulation of two seats side by side Loose 189.00 situation is that a ‘‘world’s! shall be abolished, the internation- AL Cushions Ringo $ ° ’ for the hour is claimedjal racing rule being 1500 c.c. piston 4.G. Parry Thomas, who re-| displacement, minimum § weight, Leviand on 7 . . . . . $229.00 ! Sat car 121.74 mil eile aaa $239.50 nt lee on ellie | ; | is” Duesenberg and eo - * > +. > o $495.00 drove a have repeatediy been Mere has been much ae - How to Go publish best | City, Lil, to Ft. Smith, Ark., dis- | tance and road conditions. W. C. t , Cross McKinley bridge, then LU | west on Salisbury street to Grand, south on Grand to Del- mar, west on Delmar to Sarah west on Lindell to Skinker road, west on jog south on west to McCausland, a conditions from ‘Centralia, rican Automobile Association! ft. Worth, Tex., via Cairo. Ill, and recently completed, that follows the mM be the recognized racing au-| Hot Springs, Ark. H. A. W. Joint Touring Bureau:—Please route from Granite treet, south to Lindell, Skinker to Clayton road, McCausland to Manchester road and right in Manchester on U. S. reute No. 66 via St. Clair, and Rolla to Springfield, then No. 16 to Monett, No. 37 via Seligman and Arkansas No. 4 to Ft. Smith. Concrete and gravel with some dirt. About 458 miles, Joint Touring Bureau:— Please as to best route and road Ill., to} dvise South on highway No. 2 to Cairo, ferry to Bird’s Point, Mo., west on No. 62 to Sikeston, Mo., then south on No. 61 to Marion, Ark., then No. 1 to Hot Springs, No. 2 to Texarkana, then Texas No. 1 via Mt. Pleasant and Dal- las. Mostly concrete and gravel, with some dirt. About 965 miles. —_————— __ ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926. SCENIC ARIZONA Fishing Increases Lure of This Historic Route in Southwest REGION OPENED 10 MOTOR CARS Coronano Trail Traverses. Route Followed by Span- iards Seeking Fabled 7 Cities of Cibola. LABADIE DETOUR ON ROUTE NO. bb DONE AWAY WITH One-Way Cinder Stretch Alongside New Concrete Takes Place of Danger- ous Hilly Road. Se By ROBERT HENRY HALL, Recent inclement weather has Press Bureau, Automobile Club of brought the concrete paving op- Missouri. : erations on Federal Highway No. Among the interesting scenic 66. just west of Gray’s Summit, to highways of this country is one, | As a result. tourist traffic === | al :Old Trails route, south to Clif- for American cars. drivers were quoted repeatedly as | declaring that tracks in this coun- This change has been made to per- | Miller! mit American driven | cars entering European races after | changes have far higher speeds for the hour. | comparatively easy : When the steering col- | scoffing | been made. Thomas/1397 pounds, and minimum width | the 60/31 in. on a heightof 9 8-10 in. cars. | single-seat mad at the claims of speed made Continned en Next Pace. Noted British racing | ;est National Monument, the Apache |the Blue > a halt. : h : a 900004 is again being routed over the main ‘ipsananden Coronado, t “ OPSRIER | . = | highway through Gray's Summit | conquistador, in his luckless | === SS I west, and the Labadie detour has |search for the fabled Seven Cities /tional Forest, which stands in an | been eliminated. Paving opera- of Cibola and the riches they were | otherwise rather arid country. Sp Ne SE me eR supposed to contain. Known now a aoe ” ne are iso souri fe aGviee@, probably will ‘not as the Clifton-Springerville high- meen cama get ge ee | a) tated wre pt eins way, it runs 124 miles from) Rock, a wind and weather phe- neousht hishwud ‘eeautradiion “te | Springerville, Ariz., on the Nation- | nomena, once used as a ritual site | = tnt conerete Wie Ualike soured three miles west of Gray’s Summit on the new route of Federa' No 66 j ‘by Indians; Salt Lake and the vol- | icanic crater, 45 miles northeast of | iton, traversing a region in which a Springerville, and Burning Moun- | ‘ ag 2 : to St. Clair. It is not possth'e for |Coronado was constantly threat-/|tsin about 50 miles distant in the | : sg: i." ag i RO oa motorists to traverse the new road, ened with annihilation by the war- same direction. CAS ote ee bs % so the old route of Faderal High- 7 nen sag er The White Mountains make up | way No. 66 frogn Gray's Summit a —. aa giro wag “he western portion of the Apache | {ee the F cat See ee eee offers a very attractive side trip | National Forest and extend west 4. {sam sesttouas wen es hes for motorists bound to or from — seagate Apes San — mated with the new Federal! ntgh- California or the Southwest and ce a as a gullies toa ae are | 7 bo markers, and the saneashi eatudaailie Sk ae th cal oe pes peed wn ger at Top, left—Swift water in one of the numerous trout streams reached by the Coronado Trail in| must be guided by the old signs for l cities of the Hopi to the north. a et oF peer ee ad . rizona. bp right—Trout lake in the White Mountains of Arizona. Below—One of the Hopi vil-| state Route Mo. 14. Probably 40 per cent of the| oct necessible of ee ye SS a ae the legend of the Seven Cities of Cibola that lured the Spanish conquista-| Traveling westward from &t. tourists passing through Arizona |,-. the upper reaches of te the. preted: te ado, into the Arizona desert. __ | Louts, No. $6 is concreted to a mile |over the southern branch of the jtie Colorado and the upper Black | . ; ) ae ~ | east of Gray’s Summit. From this National Old Trails en route to|piver both of which can be| has been made accessible to auto- however, can be reached only on | the southern end of the Coronado/| point to the foot of Tucker Hi!]— California or other Southwestern | reached by automobile. The good mobiles ee of the Cor- horseback. Arrangements for such | frase. Arriving at Springerville, | the city limfts of Gray's Summit— destinations, take the Coronado | f¢iching ais ‘an Teoatis ahd oo Trail. : ; trips can be made at Springerville, | 124 miles to the north, they can/the highway is graveled and In fair | Trail trip as a sightseeing adjunct | only 10 to 15 miles from iiiatinn. _ te Apoaes National Forest may Greer or at Clifton. Julius Ww. }use the National Old Trails High- condition. Through Gray’s Sum- | because of its unique places of in- ville, while that on the Black River | se ag 08. a er good roads leading | BecHer. vice Prasitent of es Na-|way the balance of the distance |mit to a point three miles west of terest. This likewise holds true jigs about 30 miles distant ‘ south, sout-east and southwest tional Old Trails Association atiwest, or the Rice-Springerville |the town, the roadway has been with tourists traversing the Old! South of Black River, in the |trom tne National Old rails High-|Springerville, is possibly best in- |road, a fairly good dirt and gravel |graded in preparation for pouring Spanish Trail from El Paso. into!western part of the A nace a were at fle coset. or by way, of | formed as to such accommodations. | Stretch, can be taken southwest to | concrete, wee was held up by the the Southwest. The three outstand- ‘tional Forest and extending onuat ape wee through part of the Crook | Many local tourists traveling | Rice, where the Old Spanish TraiJ|recent snow. This three-mile National Forest, over the Coronado! west use the southern route, from |can be picked up. Tourists follow- | stretch has a hard base, but is cov- ing features are the Petrified For- iinto the Crook National Forest, is I Trail. Rang Extensive road development St. Lous to El Paso, and thence ‘ing the National Old Trails High-|ered with three to four inches of hg which has made a great deal of the for-|west to Duncan, Ariz., on the Old| way into Springerville, of course, | muddy slush which makes the use (he Blue/est accessible to cars. A larger|Spanish Trail. From Duncan they /|can reverse the above to suit their'of chains necessary. Motorista, Part of it) area in the high mountain districts. ‘have a fairly geo@ road to Clifton.' desires. Continned on Next region, the has been ‘ — Range Game Preserve. Reservation in White | and the Apache Na- Indian Mountains wo me . . sw $34.95 nolstered . . solstered > « Tb ad it a Mi, L. ll ) | I hk! | } | eee eadiees iene te eater te He ges The new Quaker Maid Motor Oil is so manufac- tured from pure petroleum crude oil that its component parts throw off the diluent entering the crankcase, PAST the pistons, instead of ABSORBING IT, as is done in ordinary oil. this means we are enabled to put the new Quaker Maid Motor Oil in your motor, in the proper viscosity—or body—for EASY starting and MAINTAIN this consistency through the ENTIRE mileage without losing it. Save that Spring repair bill by saving your cylin- ders, piston rings and bearings with Quaker Maid Motor Oil this Winter. WEST ° Laroer'’s Service No. 1, Delmar and Lake. Larner’s Service No. 2, Page and West End Passer Service Station, Burd and Easton. Green Service Station, Laurel and Easton. Meyer Filling Station, Newstead and Page. Phone GArfield 9531 Polzin’s Service No. 1, Poilzin’s Service No. 2, Whittier and Labadie. Polzin’s Service No. 5, Newstead and Carter. Polzin’s Service No. 4, Rosalie and Carter. : St. Louis Avenue Service, St. Lovis and Glasgow. Nerthwestern Motor Service, 25274 W. St. Louis Av. Pio.ver Filling Statien. Plover and Florissant. Big Four Filling Station, 1415 N. Garrisen. Auto-Radio Battery (Co.. Lilly Sixth St. Filling Station, 6th and Wash St. “RIGHT OFF” THESE COLD MORNINGS THE NEW “QUAKER MAID” OIL RESISTS CRANK-CASE DILUTION © 9 : Quaker Maid Motor Oil saves your engine be- cause its protecting lubrication is practically the same at the end of a 500-mile run as at the start. Quaker Maid Motor Oil is your best safeguard for Winter starting trouble when ordinary oils are at their worst. Just ask for Quaker Maid Motor Oil and see how easily your engine will keep “turning over,” day after day. . Quaker Maid Motor Oil costs no more than other high-grade oil and is made in all consistencies for all makes of autos, including special oil for Ford cars. By MADE STRICTLY PURE 100% PARAFFIN MOTOR OIL GUARANTEED SUPERTESTED GET IT NOW AT ANY OF FOLLOWING DEALERS: ani by : Jimiller Serviee, 1b and St. Clair, ee ee Miller Service Station, Utah and Wisconsin. Jieniiler Service, 7th and 2509 S&S. Jefferson. ST. LOUIS COUNTY Helen Filling “tation, T7008 Licinien Av. Craft-Merello-Warner, Natural Bridge and Hant Hada. A. Bunten, 7406 Florissant. Red Rose Service Station, 8600 St. Charies Bd w. C. Adair, Forsythe and K. L. Tracks. Dunkel = $e. —_ ane State. yonkel Of Co., . Saliner Tire & Gasoline Co.. 8th and State. K. & F. Sales Co., 35th and Seuthern Ry. Graney & Wallace, 408 Collinsville Av. BELLEVILLE, ILL. Kirkwood & Sen Service, 4300 W. Main St. Craig Auto Tire Co., J. S. Robertson, 7th and Shenandoah. Nick's Service Station, Virginia and Fuassen. Dunkel Gil Ce, Grand and Chouteau. Northampton service Station, 3538 8S. Kingshighway. Dealers! Write for Exclusive Sales Franchise 2005 Cass Av. Filling Station, 20th and Washington. 1522-24 Poplar St., St. Louis, Mo. QUAKER OIL CORPORATION ee Oe be taegs ihe. ae Ps ay Vr me oe a peck Rha: x: a ; ee rh. . € De ee a ae Lee , Sans 4 NE Mone Rk np RE FR BRS a DP BR i RE 8 AR mG A ep SAT ORR Sty et Aan ele —* MONET Pree TS sO Alfie Ved Cb ie ied oR mn § Figen ne me 9 i be i ae »* Ad a oe > ae ipl Sede -cenlaa es + - & > - ” , ” e%& eT en ~ es as tui we DR POP LE PE «eer *« 4 neal nS os gt, Me Bae Meg diry ag othe . * m *, * ws - SOAIE ie ee hee Nee 5 1d “TlagalgecyariR ain, oes te Om oe ab oii ne i AN 4, (OE rial genet vrrue at ne meee nee oe . wens. a v > ts Sie ards» wy " Dern uno yr ® ae a ~— 8 mie ore = er er ee ee ee ae ee ee - Bienen ° tp eirta

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Sears, president of the El- tar Motor Co. of Elkhart, Ind., in addressing a recent meeting of El- car distributers described the fu- ture he prophesies for the smaller automobile manufacturer. It is his belief that there always will be a _ place for the manufacturer whose » output is relatively modest in quan- tity. “It is my belief.” Sears said in part. “that since there will always be a rather large number of car buyers who want and demand spe- cial features which cannot be sup- plied in cars produced in tremen- dous quantities on a standardized patterns, the smaller manufactur- er will always be sure of a mar- ket if he is capable of producing a ar of distinguished appearance - distinguished appearance and be- cause its owner can be sure that every other car he meets is nota duplicate of his own. “The flexibility of the smalier manufacturer's facilities makes it possible for him to individualize his car to a far greater extend than it is possible to the quantity pro- duction car. He can supply special | bedy jobs in distinctive color | schemes without in any way dis- | turbing his machinery production. | He can do this without being | forced to demand an exceptionally | high price for his product, because his capital investment, his inven- tory and his overhead in general are in proportion to his output. “I have no fears for the future | of the small car manufacturer if ak Pet est Re which will be unique by virtue of its | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 28.. 1926 | | Into the Mountains of Arizona WINSLOW | t = 9 Pevurieo .! a Forest Oeminea Map showing the Coronado Trail which opens to motorists a scenic part of Arizona. . _ he realizes his limitations and makes the most of his possibilities.”’ —_. gg ———___—- Appointed Service Manager. L. H. Masson has been appoint- ed general service manager of the He | Mississippi Valley Motor Co. was in the service department of the Dorris Motor Co. for 17 years and has a wide acquaintance with St. Louis motorists. oldest Chevrolet dealer in St. Louis. HOFFMAN TO DIRECT SALES FOR FLINT CHEVROLET CO. Marvin Hoffman has been ap- pointed sales manager of the Flint Chevrolet Co. He recently sold his interest in the Hoffman Motor Co., lorissant and Warne avenues. The Flint Chevrolet Co. is the “iz ’ pei i =e r Sai = . x 4 oh. ase ‘ By eee : a i he are 7 Moe Zs che Series 80 Four distinct medels of Custom-built Coaches Six coier options $-Passenger, 2-door S-passenger, q-door . . ?-Passenger, 4-door 7-pass., 4-door Limousi ne > iw 5 —terms tf deserved . $2995 3259 3359 450 @ Buf slo—war exciss tax additional ) ' | American iler builds most of the bodies for ts cars. ' busses to see a special it costs! Perhaps you do not realize that today you can buy. an easy-riding, 130-inch wheelbase, Pierce-Arrow } ’ enclosed car—its staunch body entirely hand-built | by Pierce-Arrow craftsmen—with your choice of six rich color combinations—beautifully finished, absorbers—for as little as $1995. So, for these and Many other important reasons, you certairly should. see what Pierce-Arrow gives you in the Series 80) custom-built coach line as compared with what you have in your present car. A demonstration trip is available, starting from your address or ours. The coach model illustrated is the custom-built Seven-passenger convertible limousine, priced 3450 appointed and upholstered in the distinctive Piercee | Arrow way—complete with Pierce-Arrow four-| wheel brakes, balloon tires and Houdaille shock | TOT NEW CHRYSLERS nmr ~ DRIVEN 10 ST. LOUIS oe an All Models of Cars Brought From Detroit Factory for Midwest Motors Co. =! One hundred and one new Chrys- ler cars arived in St. Louis last Sun- day at 8:30 p. m., after having been driven from the factory at De- troit by oficials and employes of the Midwest Motors, Inc., distribu- ter. and dealers in this district. The party, including 101 men, left here on a Wabash special train Thursday evening. Nov. 18, and on Friday morning arrived in Detroit ‘where they were guests of factory ‘officials at breakfast in the Tuller Hotel. From there they were tak- en in busses to Chrysler's new bod) plant, recently purchased from ths Body Co., (“hrys- —— > wt nere Following luncheon at the fac- tory, the visitors inspected the Jef- ferson avenue plant, wnere the “70” and “80° models are produced, and later were taken downtown ir ‘ ial display of all Chrysler models in Convention Hall. Here the dealers heard lecture sign, made by on each type of car. In the evening at dinner th: group was addressed by Walter P Chrysier, J. W. Frazier, director of on Chrysier engineers the advantages of de- Set president of the Midwest Motors Co. | Chrysler said he felt quite opti- mistic over prospects for business in the first six months of 1927. He. referred to the fact that 75 per cent of the world’s wealth is in the United States and emphasized that it is well distributed in this coun- try. his year will be the largest, thus far. in automobile production, Chrysler predicted, and concluded with the remark that he saw nothing on the horizon to cause the slightest alarm in the industry. The motorcade, consisting of models “50,” “60,” “70” and “$0,” left) Detroit at 9 a. m. Saturday and that evening arrived at Fort Wayne, Ind., where it stopped over night. The drive was resumed at 9 a) m. Sunday and ended in St. Louis that night. ' The trip was made without acci- dent or mechanical trouble, Stew- and art said, despite that sieet the snow encountered on road during the last 125 miles of the jaunt. The cars were in groups of 25. each under a captain, and no fasg driving was made. LABADIE DETOUR ON ROUTE NO. 66 DONE AWAY WITH Centineved from Preceding Pace. bh not become bogged were 477 Wiis end however in | - + in tnis s.re At the of this three-mile yn. about 1000 feet of concrete was noured before the cold weather At the east end of the con- - large concrete-mixer planted across the road, thus pre- venting the use of the concrete by ~ = "reie a is rary one-way cinder road has been built along the south side of the | new comcrete. At the end of the /1000-foot stretch the cinder road croases to the north side of the concrete and from this point the old route of Federal No. 66 is fol- lowed to Union and St. Clair. RECOGNITION OF U. S. RECORDS IN EUROPE ASSURED Continued from Preeeding Page. umn is placed in the center it is obviously difficult, if not impossi. ble, to change it to left or right, but there will be no great diffi- culty in padding out the body to 31 inches. In 1928 the rules will be uni- form throughout the world, for the International Racing Board, unit- ing delegates from England, France, America. Germany, Aus- tria. Switzerland, Belgium and Spain, has decided on complete liberty as to the engine, a mini- mum weight of 550 kilogrammes and a maximum of 750 kilo- gTams, with a minimum distance of 370 miles. Thig will not neces- sarily rule out the existing type of car, but it will leave the field open to full development. Dates for the 1927 tnternationa! races under the 1500 c.c. rule are: Indianapolis, May Grand Prix, July Grand Prix, July 31: Italian Grand Prix. Sept. 4: British Grand Prix, Oct. 1 The place of the French Grand Prix has not yet been de. cided, but among places suggested are the road circuit at Montlhery, and the Bois de Boulogne. Paris. er = - 30, French 3: Spanish ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | estes: Stewart Marion, assistant di- | motorists. As a result, a tempo- | i MORE DIRECTION SIGNS SET /rector of sales, and L. M. Stewart, | Missouri at the UP IN COUNTY BY AUTO CLUB Direction signs were erected last week by the sign posting depart- ment of the Automobile Club of following intersec- tions in St. Louls County: Warson and Clayton roads, Lit- zinger and Lay roads, Warson and | Manchester roads, ‘roads, North and ton roads, Clayton Denny and _Clayten street car tr Knight road, Claytep ‘tracks and Price ros road and Missouri tracks, Berry road and road tracks. placed of Manchester road - rh. 2 Ty Sal A bridge « on Denny read 5 oe. aoe This Beautiful 4-.Door, 6-Passenger Sedan B Will Make a New Car Out of Your Good Fy DON’T TRADE YOUR GOOD FORD—SAVE fr qj $200 WITH A BEAUTIFUL CHAMPION Furnished with heavy, crowned fenders, side aprons, wood run- ning streamline hood, nickel radiator, barrel li 15-gallon gas tank, Stewart vacuum sys- tem, beautiful Duco finish and rich ve- lour upholstery. At a price that will amaze you. CHAMPION BODY CQ 3147 LOCUST JEff. 2383 OPEN SUNDAY J x / be ~ — . : a ~ , —— ~ enn , a ; . ‘ >. a LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BOD AND EVENINGS HAT a rapidly-spreading practice it is, typically American—this idea of giving an automobile for A year ago, the number of Willys 4 Qlhris Makethis a verto-D orgotte — for those nearest and dearest—for and how Knight Great Sixes bought for this purpose was truly amazing. This year, if advance holiday sales mean anything, this superbly beautiful car will top the entire luxury- car list for Christmas giving. The car most women want beyond all others, because of its grace of line and form, the rare luxury of its fitments and appointments, its mother, wife or daughter —for one and all—aW illys-KnightGreatStx Sedanis the Gift Magnificent, the Gift Supreme tas” motor built (years of tests have f that). It is the simplest of all car engines, with 115 w 158 fewer parts than any other. weaken. Nothing to adjust. aa Ze % ~ i bee. - . a a ‘ . * A to replace or repair. It has no car troubles. You never have to lay it up for And when to this extraordinary engine are added such remarkable engineering imp ments as a new and modified manifolding, inem ing a quicker warming-up of the motor and sf eS By Ins - Heinzelman Front: —they work together with tne sion brakes and are operated In heavy traffic—on steep hill a sudden emergency, Heinzelman easy stopping with only a slight pedal. More than twice the side skidding. “Any Ford owner Phone Victor 5125 for a ¢ ped with Heinzelman Brakes ‘visit our display at the P. B. ington Boul. DESCRIPTIVE LITERATU Heinzelman Sidney St. & lowa Av., De —v——— eS The ¢ NO-KN Motor I Better than Gas Start to Fir —Starts Easier than —Runs Better than g Oil nm iff a . ou = Air Cleaner which cleanses every particle of a taken through the carburetor into the engitll eliminates all dust and grit, greatly reducing weal beauty, juxury, comfort, performance abiliry you can look for only in the world’s fines am costliest automobiles. a at Buffalo—war excise tax additional —G ives more miles ti exquisite comfort... A complete catalog of all Sedans of all makes in the luxury group would reveal, in this Great Six Sedan, more features of convenience and control and a greater serving of comfort for -women-drivers than could be found in prac- tically any other. A car that has an unusually powerful appeal to men and women both, and to experienced drivers especially, because of its great power and flexibility, its freedom from engine troubles and the money it saves on upkeep. The patented and exclusive Willys-Knighe “% TS Ee All Willys- Knight Great Sixes now are equipped with silent Belflex shackies—se Always Newer «- BENZO-GAS is ready to are. No waits—no delay ssing Or atic Gian. Se your battery. BENZO-GAS ignites pre Smoothly and evenly. : keeps going. Better get pick up—“into full power gear shifting—have less c BENZO-GAS gives moret line. There are more miles. all this mileage because yc fuel. You can prove by ye The Willys =inance Plan offers unusually attractive credit terms. Let us give you the facts and figures. WILLYS-KNIGHT Great SIX SEE YOUR NEAREST DEALEK M. J. RYAN MOTOR SALES CO. Nameoki Rd. and State Highway Granite City, III. TRi-City 1294 J. M. LEDERER & CO., Inc. 3128 Lecust BI. Phone, JEfferson 1698 GUSTAVSON GARAGE. Inc. 1538 Tower Grove Av. GRand 0270 The econom tal Series 80 chassis powered by its Pierce-Arrow built six-cylinder. yo-bereepener emgime gets 14 to 17 miles per gallon out pane $a 18,000 msies out of tires. Men chanical attention, rarely » costs littie due to national Pierce-Arrow Flat Rate Service, ~PIERCE-ARROW WESTERN AUTOMOBILE CO. Washington Blvd. at Euclid Av. DElImar 0145 St. Louis, Mo. me than gasoline from start to 'BENZ0.Gas is a motor fuel, { : LEADING O THE WORLD. Six years ago it _BENZO.GAS is THE STAND Benzo-Gas Motc City St.Louis Minneapolis “38 PINE LAWN AUTO & ELEC. CO. 6165-69 Natural Bridge Road CAbary 7170 VALLEY MOTOR CO. 3660 Gravois Av. LAclede 1866 REICHARDT & HERTEL Affton, Mo. Phone, Riverside 1560 WILLYS-OVERLAND, Inc. 23d and Locust Sts. Phone, CEntral 4540 FRANKE MOTOR COMPANY Hamilton and Ridge Avs., and 5173 Easton Av. Phone, PArkview 3800-3801 NICKALOUS MIELNIK 5415 Virginia Riverside 0579 DORN AUTO COMPANY 7013 Page Av Phone, CAbany 8527 CARONDELET OVERLAND CO. 8226 Alabama Av. Riverside 3217 THUNER MOTOR COMPANY 3338 South Jefferson Av. Phone, PRospect 1265 Tr Open Evenings WE ARE Now EXHIBITING THE NEW DUAL VALVE SIX SERIES 3

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. — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 CT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH P AGE aa : out this country and the compan ene . —— , . - , | sr Rats l10- railabl a a en | TWO CARS TO FAMILY MARKET | 29,336 GRAHAM BROTHERS = St. Louisans who re- | a Pia Peo Frisco manager of the Hudson Motor Car | year. Tota] sales for the first | pe Begs wae the year be core waite cording to Guy Wilson, president of all owaes ent ae an additional |=" Color—Winter Weatherproof Paint road tracks. ee sign 'Co., who came here from an ex-| nine months were 29,336 units. in 2329 this record was again shat-| ., . conipany, production is being |\Ce®Uy subdser: 7 ee placed on Denny road just ws ie |» the bectaning sales at tered with a total sale of 24,056) adily increased $500,000 capital to permit i F tended western trip to address a rom tne ee lunite « aeees ¢ 4? vn: | Steal: — rations. of Manchester road. a | . Graham Brothers trucks and motor ee ae ROS af E52 per cont The plant is approximately two |‘"58 operations OV r «-%. , : " t 0146 rally of Hudson-Essex dealers from | iia hawe chown! Giede ta. Iblocks long and 100 feet wide. Aj Victor trucks are used through- | FRemon aint Removed. Day Service—All Hand Work World Auto Painting Co 3117 PINE ST. * > fall over, the distributing territory 'of the Hudson-Frampton Motor | Car Co. “After an attack of o»pusiness | | nerves last spring,” said Moock, | i“the country has turned right ‘around into the biggest national | business we ever have known. Of ‘course, nothing else could happen ‘in a country like the United States | where wealth is constantly multi- plying far faster than population. | “Now we are finding all our basic industries operating at a high activity. Prosperty is general. All | individual firms which are giving ‘values which deserve patronage }and which are active in going aft- | |er business are finding it. | | “Probably the most interesting | news in the autimobile business its ‘the almost complete disappearance of the open car. We now hear NCE ON YOUR OLD BODY : =e “a —— "= =] Ww ) | that some of the larger manufac- turers will cease making them at *7 q ( por, 6-Passenger Sedan Car Out of Your Good F 2 2 GOOD FORD—SAVE IT ’ f ff 4 - individual order— " — ea ——— = / = |all, except on % N BODY CO ge = = a — / ' which, of course, will make them . - . : substantially more costly than the 47 LOCUST JEFf. 1149 : enclosed cars. This development is particularly interesting to Hud- DAY "AND EVENINGS under ANY CONAILTIONS— J ieee. Nr ee w ; 2 P mer . ert he weeny ? Ponies Baal adineiectd iden alee tan Aid ett dle tcae tease sien one Minette fos hans i= wee ae eae i st tteaa hte elie ee ad tat RA ph es TT Bin a * 4 “a i do a fi , : , ~ A i a - . wer _— - OE et hd . nse an Oe ge tae - - « ad » ‘a oF wie! > oe é possible the enclosed car at an In heavy traffic—on steep hills—slippery streets or in open car price. a sudden emergency, Heinzelman Brakes insure smooth, “T hear of another interesting easy stopping with only a slight pressure of the brake development. We are at the verge pedal. More than twice the Braking power—without of a two-car-per-family market. side skidding. “Any Ford owner can afford them.” Two cars per family will soon be Phone Victor 5125 for a demonstration Ford equip- as common as the one-car-per- ped with Heinzelman Brakes and drive it yourself, or family now. Look at new real! es- visit our display at the P. B. Brake Shop, 3134 Wash- tate developments, and ask build- ington Boul. ers how often they are asked for DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE ON REQUEST two-car garages. Heinzeliman Brake Co. Wal aad ag hentai We ieee i ‘car ‘saturation.’ There are 10. Sidney St. & lowa Av., Dept. H, St. Louis, Mo. times aS many cars as when this | was first talked—but who hears it ees . NEW BEAUTY — NEW COLORS — NEW COMFORTS WORK RUSHED TO COMPLETE = Lecce $7,600,000 PONTIAC PLANT eC tan Special to the Post-Dispatch. sage . PONTIAC, Mich., Nov. 29.—The 4 « steel structural frame of the new | , $7,600,000 Pontiac Six assembly building that will contain 30 acres 3 a of Comparison of floor space has been erected, | 7 : ‘ sa SO aR a NS LNRM ATT EEE SIRES LOO TR 5 A Cte SOLENT LT PE IP LEI POS AIOE I NENT ELE LI IIT SE TIT, OM, ~, ’ wwe a es J im Sere a : as 7 P ing oon Ra AedMgapte IIe Sates AM AE -2 ect palit hs tape " loads of brick, 30900 earloads of | : aenchiial at and eff of « | o & and and gravel, 100,000 barrels of. ra cot—aThe Original |2! . . ; “a acres of wood floor blockin 4 | ° . . : ). It is the simplest of all me | 40 ectie of waterproofing have Answering an insistent demand fora No car, regardless of cost, rides ahy & 79 engines, with 115 to 158 fewer ge ty we ROR Oe ; beautiful, well appointed four door, easier. None 1s more easily a a a es NO- fention of sotuss, Shthn alien Of vine’. five passenger body on the smooth in trafhic. Essex is nimble, quiet an maken. Nothing to adjust. Nothing ee dee ee a ae . " - reliable. It has fine car qualities in ; onem 5 endl te mie cic uae and nimble Essex chassis, the Sedan 1g ESSEX “6”. COACH a eT Motor Fuel [nine miles of railroad track under being shown for the first time. ©assis and body that assure long, . never have to lay it up for valve: roof. | ee oe " economical service. $695 F. O. B. Detroit Better than Gasoline from ff petivenies oF DODGE UNITS It has individuality in line, color and Pye cost is but little more than for Ph nn Start to Finish! SHOW GAIN OVER LAST YEAR| fittings. It is unusually comfortable any four—even less than for some | Continued brisk demand -for | in the seating arrangement. Uphol- four cylinder closed cars. It is much — Starts Easter than gasoline! Dodge Brothers products is shown | stering is comparable in texture and less than you will pay for any Six —Runs Better than gasoline! line! ini meeheigae was. 34. Sean quality with that used in costliest cars. cylinder Sedan. —Gives more miles than gasoline! ff svsie= eivtresise rata 132 ne ; <a ‘ eee “A Thirty Minute Ride Will Win You Always Newer + Always Better total for the corresponding period » ee re FMS ici 45% weet es a yhihaaiad we. We aE ES. RR EOD RIS EL RIS SABES i ‘ nn Ae a yr DA Se i sate ° last year Stocks of cars in dealers” hands ee One GEM, Gren . 7 BENZO-GAS is ready to start when-you sae tn Dennett Sew. 33 seve sate arts... | a are. No waits—no delays. No spitting, seepage Mpeg acon oy ate te a appreciate that here, indeed, is missing or back firing. No wearing down larger than on Nov. 14 last vear The number of used cars in deal- ( wee of the highest order —such your battery. ers’ hands Nov op the last record compiled, was 32 per cent larger ry, comfort, performance abilicy a8 BENZO-GAS ignites peemeey. a than a year ago. These increases HUDSON and ESSEX , , and | smoothly and evenly. Starts at once an are relatively small it the face of DISTRIBUTORS — in the work's finest B keeps going. Better saggy” pal Seed tn Weed Gelbeenton Gs, Sinale ae For Emergency Service MOC % pick up—into full power at once. our sggmmaonee t a 2 la pti ss i pes, Maintenance and Parts aliesrooms: Nights, Sundays or Holidays or<car shopping early. Now is the | car runs betterand smoother. You do less ecagesas postliys Rte oltecpeed bee: 4517-4539 Delmar Boul. LOCUST at LINDELL CUT-OFF in St. Louis tota! for t e at-your-door delivery on Christmas gear shifting—have less carbon. —* 3 Near Taylor Phone JEfferson 3100 Phone JEfferson 3370 BENZO-GAS gives more miles than gaso- ONLY ONE FEDCO PROTECTED DELMAR BOUL. at TAYLOR : line. There are more miles in it. You get Te, “Tr “Me _ all this mileage because you burn all your JORDAN REPORTED STOLE ipo fuel. You can prove by your own speed | “According to official records, METROPOLITAN DE present for vee . ‘only one Jordan car being a Fedco eects dates - ometer that you get more miles. number plate has been reported S h Cod Mot S ! Co 1720 A J Brock Motor Sales, Inc., 4437- : Jones and Lortz Motor Sales, Inc., # molen @nce the adoption of thi outh Side Motor Sales Co.., ghee 2809-11 N. Grand Ave. Lindell BENZO.GAS, the standard le 0 iystem -foveral months a0,” says Lafayette Ave. Victor 1622. 39 Manchester Ave. GRand 1806. aan been imitate ut never equa ea. ‘ ‘dward 8S. Jor a . prt sident of the 7 own comparisons. Fill your tank with BENZO- saporay gg eht go ROR Ie A. B. C. Auto and Investment Claymo Auto Sales and Repair Co., Byerly Auto Co., E. St. Louis. lil ee tn ee en ey Aatoes i eaekaaieal alk taal ae Corp., 3517-19-21 Page Boul. 23-25 S. Meramec, Clayton, Mo. EAst 0104. _ say gl svn gig: ke a male ee: owner, within 24 hours Lindell 2898. W ydown 0820. : n gasoline fr |The wrofessional thief and hi Fendler Bros. Motor Car Co., 123 “ ie i ee Princeton Motor Sales, Inc., 6912 FENZO.GAS is a motor fuel, produced, developed and fh) cars whose identity cannot be read- Lemay Ferry Road. Riverside ae ed me Chen nan Gravois Ave. Riverside 2404. q ° . : : ’ iy changed. he Fedceco number ; ri 2 ° . ° Bonstantly being improved under the direction of two i T 0055. atura a Brock Motor Car Co., 4416-18 Olive of ’ ] ENGINEERS OF plate gives to the car a permanent ae Six at a ein EA identity. | Southwest Sales Co., 4930-32 Barker Motor Car Co., Inc., 7486 St. DElmar 0124. BENZ0.GAS is THE STANDARD of COMPARISON. Pont | Southwest Ave. GRand 6688. Manchester Ave., Maplewood, ; : 3 c. co. KOHLER MOTOR co @ FAST RUN IS REPORTED Easton Motor Sales Co., Inc., on Mo. Hiland 2123. Bf te, wm cok a = res “15¢ 1 ported to have made 1010 miie FE. t A rTe.. CAb ° : - ° ers ad Ark. ee : Benzo-Gas Motor Fuel Co. lerom Fort Worth, Tex. to Chom- ee ae pany Winters Auto Sales and Service, view 3082. DER : . nee Co., Madison at 19th ger Kansas City St.Louis Minneapolis St.Paul Des Moines paiga, Iil., in 25 hours and 10 mir nae pone vie: City i. TRi-City 2315 S. Breadwey. Milaleh Lebens tibdede Rasen Ga: Chieu 4 Peerless Six-80 roadster is re J uLeSs. ! ‘ i i r} lati . ROSE MOTOR co. 4 , . . _— miles an hou: The trip was made 1227. 0639. kee and Gravois. PRos t Belleview Av. pect 0956, 2 : . } ‘ SI ’ = by Eddie Goodheart and Lester Ag The SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH prints TWICE as mang new a Be : enegon. — mates of (1401) ithe niversity oO Alita | ADS as the only other &. Louls Sunday ocwspapes ?

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FIRM PURCHASES 46 PIERCE-ARROWS AT ONCE The purchase of 46 Pierce-arrow _ geries 80 limousine coaches by te Van Dyke Taxicab Co. of Buffalo. gtves this company the largest fieet of Plerce-Arrow passenger cars in the world. It also was one of the largest sales of quality cars ever made by a manufacturer to an in- dividual company. Equipped with taximeters, the series §0 coaches purchased by the Van Dyke company will work in competition with standard cabs. Wider taxi seats will be the taxi- ‘only change from standard specif- cations. Another large order ior Pierce- Arrows for taxicab work was re-. centivy received when the Norwood garage of Buffalo purchased 18 series §£0's. These cars were like- wise tested before purchase, work- ing in conmmection with taxicabe built for long over city streets. Other large Ptierce-Arrow series £0 fleets are owned by the 7700 Taxi Co. of Wilmington, Del... and Abruzzi Brothers, the Bronx, New York City. The Pikes Peak Highway Co. has i. eae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a —— ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 — ae ®°2 large dual-vaive Pierce-Arrows taking hotel guests to the top of Pikes Peak and through the moun- | ' tains around Colorado S>rings. | * Fr FERRY TO ALTON TAKEN 0 Ferry service across the Missis- sippi River to Alton has been cis- ; ’ ‘eontinued, the State Highway Com- mission states. The reason is that eonstruction work has made State Highway No. $4, which runs from; +¥ ttan. tm 2 3 Charles to West Alton, impasse ~- 5 , bse. THE GREATEST TIRE SALE Louis—never in the history of the anutomobilist have Tires been offered pe We have just purchased two carloads 6 Te the mCtorist of St. such tow prices as below, fer high-grade makes of Tires. Tirex at a ridiculcousiy lew price. and are offering them to the public while they last. ) cr Winter wants and ride iz your car with case—you can only find such bargains in Tires you RELIABLE AtToO TIRE Co. EVER KNOWN Ber new for at the 29x 4.40 MILLER Nen-Skid .... GOODYEAR All-W eather KRELLY- sPRINGFIELD LNITED STATES 7 * *-* MILLER Non-Skid... GOODYEAR All-W eather UNITED STATES . FISK Premier, Nen-Skid... $8.75 $9.45 95 $8.95 _. $13.45 $13.95 __.. $13.75 $10.95 30x5.25 MILLER 3 $14.95 Non-Skid fnoweennes ... 919295 $12.45 Rorel corte .. paMed @ 31x5.25 Nom-Skid...... $15.45 MILLER tNITED STATES GOODYEAR All-Weather FISK Premicr, Nen-Skid Slightivy Piers MILLER Nen-Skid UNITED STATES FISK Premier, Non-Skid Wearing Quality of These FISK Premier, 33x6.00 GOoDYEAR Pathfinder .... $14.95 MILLER Neon-Skid LXNITED STATES GOOoDITEAR All-Weather Tires y Milier ‘eon- skid (Cords | 30x3! $7.35 | 3ix4 *. §& Non-Skid Sta4 8. S. Non-Skid . S34 S. S. NomSkid . Stut*%. Non-Skid .... Baut% Non-Skid ... Rau4%, Nov-“kid _. 33,5 Nen-Skid . : Slight!y Blemished KELLY-SPRINGFIEL? CORD= 1 tmhersire 30x33 c=: $7.95 2 seconds s 1 GOODYEAR 4 All-Weather . $14.55 UNITED STATES S14 75 Reval Cord UNITED STATES $1 3,45 ‘is. & J. Cerd Slichriv Rlem!i shed finder. Non-skid.. .. PLODO “Ox3t, CLINCRER far | Hearr Noen-Skid ( ord $4.95 29.14.40 Balicen, Heavy = | wad $6.95 | ~ Goodyear All-Weather and United States Royal Cord Balloon Clincher, fits 31x4.40 30x3'> rim “licht!* Blemshbed $9.95 A HIGH-GRADE | CORD TIRE At a very lew price. Not permit- ted te mention maker's name on ac- count of lew price. All firsts in the eriginal factery wrapper. All Over- size (Cords. Non-Skid . ... $8.85 . $98.95 $6.95 $9.95 $8.95 3214 S%., 34x42 &*%.., RED TOP FISK CORDS 30x3i Clincher OS., $i 1.45 seconds Firestone Cemmercial Clinch. Cord ¢ Strictly first, 30x35 : 2 guarer’sed in ” fartery wrapper Miller Geared-to-the-Road and Kelly-Springfield 32x6.20 Non-Skid Balloon 33x6.20 Non-Skid Balioon slichti+y Biemi Automobile bile Dealers’ Association. The topics of these speakers will cover the mut of money making efficiency in the automobile busi- ness, either equipment for cars. perfected )'men engaged in business, inclusive bile or accessory he call for been sent out throughout 8t. e a Ba , and nearby territory. is _— ~ n~- - . y George Weber, president — ate . . i0uls Automobile and George H. Dea] - nt of the Automo- AsSOciation of St. i oo Race For Cars In California. — ~ ”“_ 7 There is an annual race for cars. none of which have cost the owner more than $25. in California. There nev 3 any iffculty | etting eT trants. 7 7 CADILLAC r Never until this new and greater ->has a car so dominated the fine car field For years, Cadillac has Priced from $2995 upward, f. 0. b. Detroit ; been the leader among the really fine cars. But the new Cadillac has advanced that leadership to a point where Cadillac is regarded everywhere as the most sensationally successful car of the year. No car equals Cadillacin perform ance, in dependabil ity and in practically complete individuality in body style and color combinations —none equals it in demand. volume of S30 BODY STYLES AND TYPES—500 COLOR COMBINATIONS OLIVER CADILLAC COMPANY CA LOCUST AND LINDELL CUT-O FF + + JEFFERSON 308 Guy W. Onrver, Presiden* NEW ¢0 DIVISION OF GENERAL DEGREE J MOTORS CORPORATIONS ” en »tenance of service thr : . This type of vehicle, which will travel over the ble snow drifts, was assembled by H. O. Peebles, a mechanic in the WEST SIDE BUICK the Automotive | nt Association, the nation- | al organization of jobbers. George | Weber is president of the St. Louis | Dealers’ Association. | Lyon M. Shaw is assistant general | manager of the National Automo- | in selling motor cars or | oa ; 1or ; — >! AUTO PRODUCTION DROPPED ot i NA - eS - ™ _ ial . ‘ . n October, 331.738 hicles were produced, TO 331,738 CARS IN OCTOBER 000 AOS 238 8458 were passenger Game. September, 397,341. eamya manufactured, and i = * sp 7 — 1933. 38.19 ee WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.—d i QUIFUT oAlD aan Beas 7 ‘ Tie combmation ci a .Overed Wagoh mounted in fromt on skiis anc trz.tors. is the strange-appearing vehi phone Co. of Lowville, N. lines in the heavy snow beit ritory for the companys linemen Raquette Lake employ of the telephone company. aia, @ weed e FA woe & 4 in the rear on snowmobile caterpillar cle used by the Black River Tele- Y.. for winter trouble-shooting” on its of New York. The difficult winter ter- extends from Lake Ontario to in the Adirondack Mountains and involves the main- oughout a chain of 20 exchanges. =<: RADIATORS ,CueQl * a S * % z * o iS 3 e ! € : 7; °? —-Automobile year probd- 2OIT. Ner. setion for the full te 1 be about 4.579.000, thus in St. ~ ; ... a, ~# reco¢ra (7 iy VF i $927 holds forth every promise ieeing a good year for th T recession AUTO.CO, | =etr's OPENS BRANCH SALESROOM ==: The West Side Buick Auto Co new salesroom and halt nor* nwest Wilton _———— a a En Tv Louis. piace, e CG we cha er, who - bas opened a a — — _ ; ~~. - Pm venue, for Louig for a motorists tn Wellston and Norch- which square feet of floor space, ig under the management of C. C. Spiegel. has been associated the Buick organization in St. number of years. “ine sustain bile im —ALL MARES ~ poss: St. Louis Auto Radia Over 2,006,000 lator a 3326 Washington Av. JEfferson it~ = cars and will pass out o° in 1927 replacement demand a « factor. This summarizes the of F. Leslie Hayford, eco- statistician the General ors Corporation. ia — BEE predicts New Record for 1926. has 16.900 . a study ment 2.600. out of are fe ~ Ve for Economical Transportation “It igs now practically certain * a new record will be estab- hed this year by the automobile dustry in the number of new ve- jes produced and solid,” he said, stand summery ed af “Add tive «€ 4 4.6 46 fore the eighth annual confer- of the Harvard Committee on momic Research. “In the first months of this rear’s output passencer cars. trucks and busses the United States and Canada sented to 3,676,600 cara, 15 per more than were produced in » corresponding period of 1925 slightly more tha the total muction of 1924. For the full - total will probably be ee Low Prices| Rass. SIO Sane" "OAS Sedan’ DS Landau “765 fon 325 en 4905 AR prices f.o. b. Flint, Mich, Small down payment and convenient terms. Ask about our 6°° Pure chase Certificate Plan. ST. LOUIS DEALERS: Big Four Auto Co., 2218 S. Jefferson Av. Century Auto Co., 7502 Michigan Av. Flint Chevrolet Co., 4714 Delmar BI. Gravois Motor Corp., 6820 Gravois Av. Orthwein Motor Corp., 3016 Locust BI. Wells Motor Co., 3008 N. Grand BI. Gilliam-Epstein Chevrolet Co., 5929 Easton Av. Hilmer-Belcher Chevrolet Co., 1163 S. Kingshigh- way Bi. North Side Chevrolet Co., 4333 Warne Av. South Side Chevrolet Co., 3645 S. Grand BI. QOUALIIE nt me around 4.500.000 . # p< ee is fo irth moet what may be calle " production by th the Siedustry. Of the fou me will have produced 16,500,099 vehicles. or more im the entire previous history ‘he industry. Of this output b eorT | ~~ Priced frem $4425 ap. Easy Terms CHAMPION BODY CO. Learn what it really means to drive a low-priced car that is reward smooth at every speed—that its click-of-the-heel acceleration—that can be driven at 40 and 50 miles an hour—hour after hour—without the slightest sense of forcing or fatiguel Takethe wheelof aChevrolet yourselfl Until you actually drive a Chevrolet, you cannot realize how it combines all those qualities that have been the big reasons for the purchase of costlier cars. Never before has any low-priced automobile combined such brilliant beauty and such amazing handling ease with such thrilling qualities of performance. Take the wheel yourself—and learn the truth! Come in and get a demonstration! Types of Radiators Repaired Ford Radiator. «$8.95 Dodge Radiator. $21.50 You Know What I t Ceests ' Before We § hardeni then frost act COUNTY DEALERS: Allen-James Motor Co., 7800 Forsythe BL, Clayton, Mo. Craft-Merello Warner Co., Normandy, Mo. Reichardt Motor Co., Webster Groves, Mo. J. H. Brown & Sons Chevrolet Co., Halls Ferry Chambers Rd. Nangle-Gillis Chevrolet Co, 7239 Manchester Maplewood. MacCarthy-Pardue Motor Co., 6320 Delmar BL EAST ST. LOUIS DEALERS: Harding Motor Co., 622 St. Louis Av. = 0 Standard Chevrolet Co., 1351 State St., at Ve AON nder and Crankshaft GRINDING PARTS HcH a SERVICE . lari , 7 ; aSsTy ™ AVENUE JEfferson S434 som 4thiz + ' : _— r © . ¢o0—in car pro- exports piac eet. 3 automet plareme

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4 | by the Commerce show. | In October, ithicles were |; 288 $485 were September, $31,738 produced, 397,341. ‘manufactured, and 1925, 438,19 Departmen! ™motor ven of . ch pusseng = os | me + Al ' ee ——= ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _SUNDAY MORNING, Te NEW BOOSTER BRAKE ON PIERCE ARROW 36 MODELS +4 é 0.000 AUTOS is Star and Car She Used Here | A new brake contro! and stand- e rw * . Tee ao ee 3 St q & 4 Oe ¢ Rs ae ; “Fo Sie teem ae é ’ . Pda" oe a . x ~ . ~~ . . * o = “\ ada .- » . a DA oe ¥ ~ ? a a ee . : i , . ‘ s ol 4 ’ y > BS ~ ; | 7 > mg Ly 7 : ~ 7 * i s Re Ye. > C — . oa i >> pA be Z > > > + Hayford Predicts 4;' | 0,000 Cars Will Be Pre luced Next Year—To 1, 1,000,000 Chev- at ~ aerROIT, Nov. 22—Automobile oe 1 year prob- ard of safety in motor car opera- tion are established by the booster brake, standard equipment on the Pierce-Arrow series 386 models. This device, operated by suction of the motor, gently releases a pres- sure of 280 pounds to the braking mechanism. All that is required to stop the car is a slight pressure on the pedal. Because of the booster equip- ment, in addition to the Plerce-Ar- |row four-wheel brakes dn series |36, this car is an exceptionally |}easy one to drive. Its safety also ‘makes it preferred by the woman ' driver. The working principle of the _booster brake consists of a cylin- _der, connected with the intake ‘manifold of the engine. Suction of ' | in NOVEMBER 28, 1926 .-9 1.LOQUIS POST-DISPATCH CADILLAC CHASSIS PICKED FOR | 12 BODIES AT NEW YORK SALON Five custom body builders have | selected the Cadillac chassis ror 12 new body creations for the auto- mobile salon at Hotel Commodore. in New York, Nov. 28 to Dec. 4. Master coach builders of France, Italy, Belgium, England, Germany and United States will be repre- sented. More than 100 cars, each custom built body. will be shown The custom coach builders who have selected Cadillac chassis for brook, Willoughby, | Fleetwood. Included in the exhibits on the Cadillac chassis wil] passenger collapsible landaulet sedan, and a six-passenger landau- Fisher and Brunn;: a seven-passenger inclosed- drive. non-collapsible sedan cabrio- ; ton, théir creations include Brunn, Hol- | be a four- | let sedan with collapsible mear; by by Holbrook; a town cabrio- by Willoughby; a sport phae- a convertible two-passenger coupe, an imperial cabriolet and a fve-passenger coupe cabriolet, by | Fisher: and a town cabriolet, a 'five-passenger cabriolet, a seven- | passenger imperial and a town | brougham, by Fleetwood. ‘OWNERS WHO DRIVE MOST IN let CHANDLER CARS, ARE SOUGHT having a specially designed and. | Who ts the Chandler owner that drives the most miles each year in (his ear? Where does he live” What business is he in? Chandler factory offictals are Cager fo find the most traveled Chandler owners, the Tevis Auto- mobile Co., distributer, announces. | of | It may be the distinction driving the most will fall to some member of |Chandler’s 100,000-Mile Club. This | club has two classes of members: | classification. known as | The first PAGE 5A “Class A,” ig composed of persons who have driven 100,000 miles or | more in one Chandler car. “Class miles per year | B” includes members who have | driven more than 100,000 miles in | two or more Chandler cars. | | §everal members of have traveled more than 300,000 | imiles, one has passed the 250,000. mile mark, 10 have exceeded 200,- | 000 miles, and 37 have passed the, 150,000 mile mark. Eighty-one have set their mileage records driv- ‘ing a single Chandler car, while | the rest have driven two or more Chandlers more than 100.000 miles. The Tevis company will forward | names of persons who do consider- able driving each year to the the club Chandler factories in Clevelanc. Factory officials will annownee th names of owners who travel most in Chandler cars, in the Chandler Bulletin. —_—— NEW ‘SIX,’ FOUR-DOOR SEDAN BUILT BY VELIE MOTORS COAP. The Velle Motors Corp., Moline, Ti... announces a new six-cylinder, four-door sedan at $1046. The new car ts known as the standard six sedan. Of 113-éach ‘wheelbase, {[t hag a 8%x4¢%-iInch valve-in-head motor and many other features not foung in cars at or near fits Price. sdiieieiiinainananel a THIS i COUPON Brings You Prices closure { Master-Built Construction Oo. 306 Victeria Bid«.. St. Louis. Gentiemen:. Without obliga $10 will put me information on how $1 put « Built “7 a on my property ( ) pores Ea. A OS AIR Sata A Sag OS rg as depth ty > Se, ,the engine creates a vacuum ithe cylinder. When the brake | |pedal is depressed the air rushes | s\into the cylinder at the rear of a. piston. The piston slides forward, | |stopping the car. When the | | pedal is released, air is admitted | ‘into the forward portion of the | leylinder, allowing the piston to slide back. Shorter or emergency stops may he made almost | stantly, and Tells How - g DO ee tee eo me. ©@* £66 © «eee «ee eee ec « Harry White Says—Get Our If You on Shert of Ready oun eee ee Ee LOW PRICES FASY Date and Time to Call..-..-.+..+-+eseeseess ON GOODYEAR All-Weather Tires Red Tess PLAN uistee Suzanne Lengien, rrench tennis star, standing by a Chandler sedan, placed at her disposal by the Lewis Automobile Co. when she was in St. Louis. wtuction for the full etl] be about 4,500,000, thus | sed a new record. On top of 1927 holds fort h ‘ Ve ry promise for the iIn- All Cars and Trucks on All Radiators MEG goed year for the. recession — with only a slight iors for Sale and Exchange : ‘My 4,000,000—in car pro- M A K E S a os cars and to Radiator Co. : ck will pass out of use in JEfferson 0054-1453 replacement demand a factor. This summarizes the placeme nt demand. of the automobile NPE AIR te gener ne fre aia SNM ill SENSES oh ENS m4 . 1 ae a Pas , = en MASTER'BUILT Ralance in 24 small monthly pay- ments, plus small carrying ¢ g like 1,250,000 have been | cars, and this year thus far closed cars formed 90 per cent of the for- eign business. somethin exported. thine which will tend to sustain the volume of the automo- bile industry next year is the re- | attention given there to the finish Most careful 'and equipment of automobile replace- | podies. The recent London and Paris shows have revealed that Eu- ropeans now recognize American cars as strong contenders for sales on the quality of their bodies, not 'merely on price. British trade papers reflect this recognition in itheir comments on American ex- ' hibits. "One | | Europe has been noted for the PATHFINDER TIRES Come in. Investigate for yourself. Here's a real buy. 30x3% Cl. Fab...§ SOx3% Cl. Cord. .$ 8.25 JOXS Se SS. Cord. $10.50 in- investment and make your back Take advantage of this wonderful yard pay you rent. of F. Leslie Hayford, eco- study it Ni alll 7 ee statistician of Genera] | ment demand indicates thes over = Corporation. | #,000,0 cars and trucks will pass T predicts New Record for 1926. ,out of existence in 192%. There ——" 3 is now practically certain few items in the American @ new record will be estab- | Standard of living to — oo hed this year by the automobile | Sumers hold more ease than austry in the number of new ve- automobile ewnership so that re- icles produced and sold,” he said, | Placement demand may be estimat- ed aft vehicles. _ Greatest Auto Danger for Children. The greatest auto accident dan- | ger for children lurks in front of) ‘their own homes after. school /hours, according to a survey of | Chicago accidents made by the Na- | tional Safety Council. a ~ ~ ‘.* : : w . 10x18 GARAGE... .$167.50 3234 BB. Cord Sanee 2 18x18 GARAGE. .. .$265.00 2x4 S.S. Cord.$13.95 : 00 : Master-Buflt Construction Co. J 45 F r C uw ANTS TI ° E 0). TAM 306 Victoria Bidg. 2710 WASHINGT 38 NDAY MORNING EFFERSON 067.3 +} " Lait ' are ee ee eg ee eg ee Gighis — Hupmobile Multiply From NowOn ‘the State road program failed to} : : ‘produce the desired results, is | ; P : oe : , Ra ciel t. & statement trem & The coming months will witness a quickening eight in the world, and they keep it in that |N. Piepmeier, chief engineer of pace in the widespread buying-change led by position today. the department. | . : ; | “Tn a recent article appearing in the Hupmobile Fight. There is no way for you to appreciate the dif- the press a statement was made ference between Hupmobile Eight and others pares tae renee Sree: tee aes of its type—the difference between it and other ‘pression that the Missouri State ™ } oP : : : Highway Department has found | types—until you drive this Eight yourself. unsatisfactory the use of calcium 9 : F . . iiiihe op aciiiectied intake’ You will find that all your experience with crete mixes and as a curing agent,” smoothness, and ease, and silence falls far short ee of what you encounter here. neer added that order rect any wrong impressions which In agility —in power — in swift, bouyant per- agonal ee neat formance, this Eight will convince you that no | o aicilum chioride aS a curing . oge |agent applied to the surface of other type matches its own supreme ability— and that a higher price for the things you want most would verge on sheer waste. The Hupmobile Eight makes its case in any competition; and because it does, it has set uP a swing in buying-preference that will be as far- reaching as the shift from two cylinders to four, and from four to six. -——_— t 2 090.000 ' za more than were produced in q the eighth annual confer- ee ope “Add to this figure a conserva- | ; - new buyers—a figure materially sponding peri of 1925 (|* ’ ; Seetiy a We miele “ , below demand from this source for . lal iit’ ni Saection ‘of 1924 For the any past four years—to ,of the Harvard Committee on) | d ‘ . ef a * => 4 Ss A momic Research. ‘In the first | tive estimate of “er sales ° t 400,000 cars and trucks and a total W: ag full kachye h he ; 2 1 will hably 1} _. | make a total of 4,000,000 cars as _— te pee ig FE Pann "| 1927 demand.” | / Bro D900 .00¢ .600,- aa : P —_— | a8 It will be recalled that the ; j t f h ;, ‘hevrolet Motor Co. in its $10.- Th. 1e urth successive | ; } = 4 - . ; abe : ~ | 900,004 xpansion program has a oe NY be Called large | aefinitegbject to produce and sell Mee production by the automo-| |). ears ta 1927 Meesdustry. Of the four years!’ - Sin lye. | | p will have been produced . > 16500,000 venicies, ‘or more CORRECTS IMPRESSION AS TO of the Ceri; pasties te tee te ie oi Bee ec: months of this vear'’s output , ; ” on oo av a S| ed essenger cars, trucks and busses ©f --4°°. , Paps goes aa “ gee ; —_ ~ as demanded to be me etore s8aies nited States and Canada “™ = to new buyers. It would then only im the entire previous history | Of CALCIUM CHLORIDE IN CEMENT ' ' d Press. | CITY, Nov. 3t-—| t to 3,676,000 cars, 15 per pobys men 4 require sale of 1,600,000 cars to State the industry. this output | the Associate JEFFERSON A recent report Highway Department to the effect that tests made of mixing calcium | i chloride with cement in an effort | to hasten hardening and speed up Bs from the sess ramen en hme wo The Newest Thing In Enclosures MOBILE is the fewest invention for open cars. It replaces cellu- loid side curtains for all purposes. It can be put on or taken off in a few sec- onds; is carried in a shallow container when not in use and is light in weight. Priced from $44.25 up. Easy Terms CHAMPION BODY CoO. 3147 Locust BI. You will see all the developments of those months emphasize the leadership of Hupmobie sull more strongly. Inspired by Hupmobile Eight success, other eights will appear. The public convirtion that at any price above #1500, the eight is really the only type to buy, will spread still more rapidly. A new kind of eight smoothness and ease— Brougham . Five Passenger 245 F.O.B. DETROIT — PLUS TAX engi- c Or- Piepmeier : g z govern ce ie whine rae SR ATEN ETE IRR el uy SR a, ELE te 9 : tants : ~~ * te BEE RIY : : ae daa PA VE EE CEN - 4 . ee ee os « * Oe ee in Lo stones the concrete pavements, or incor- | porated in the mixes, has been ap- | proved under satisfactory condi- | tions and regulations and is now | being used by many contractors | with satisfactory results. “The of calcium chloride in- corporated in produce a is still in the has not + 4 ads par mneé nt A new kind of eight power and performance— A new kind of eight economy and simplicity, ‘as expressed in a perfected straight-eight— Rr Mer ne eT NE ARI Sars RLLI E Mme Ry TIPE EIR tet ge use in order strength, | ve. concrete, high early experimental sta been q by | These factors swept Hupmobile, in its first year, into place as the largest-selling straight- to Sedan, five-passenger, *2345. Sedan, seven-passenger,®2495. Sedan-Limousine, seven-paseenger, — ny five- passenger, *2245. Victoria, five » $2345. Coupe, cwo'pasmnesnalaneel seat, *2345. Roadster, rumble seat, $2045. Sport Phaeton, five-passenger, $2045. Touring; five-passenger, 1945. Touring, seven-passenger, *2045. All prices f. o. b. Detroit, plus revenue tax, and approve this due to the fact that 1 oe & ee Oe Ge Sas gem ae ee ee ee ing effect of this che: may | vary with different b ce- | . : ment, or with different batches of | the same brand of cement, | “The department is, however, al-/~_ lowing the use of this material in-|| eorporated in the mix in certahr locations where speed is essential, | after preliminary tests, con- ducted with the materials to be used. have shown the c desired accelerating effect proper per- for use. for general use, Lada ecelerate | Cena ONE sar Cte De ee ove oe a | | ’ anda r pare. 40% ee “ battens s a ath ee OO ee ; ‘ 7 ‘ A ¥; ve Pe ae ae Pate ee +--+ vin ye mia taney re ores . nse or a ee Ce en i a a ons i tole endl iy tiny nena ~dilagpltans nape tiga <M give the and have centage of “The denartment approves the use of ap] ent of calcium chloride of ce- ment incorporuted | an accelerator to early hardening means of protec- | tion against effects of Ught frost action.’”’ et mae » mney shown the chemical] ee. ve ” CF Et ER PR Me AG ERO eo OE 5 HERO Oo "Types of Radiators | Repaired Ford Radiator $8.95 beige Radiator. $21.50 You Know What It Costs Before We Start the Job. F. MAURER, Inc. Delmar BI. JEfferson 8242 "as aap aia rayne oe eel mnnesle -eerenOouage roximately 2 per « weight in the produce y it combines have been the ase of costlier ay low-priced such brilliant ing handling ng qualities e the wheel the truth! monstration! hv mix as | asS a a 5 the — - — i MARMON MOTOR CO. SALES te Rk. ; | ‘ ne" es % ee in ee es ees RIE ee Meee, lan 0 Fis sales manager tor Marmon | Se , ; 3 ie oo Motor Car Co., in the central east- ‘ern district, recently visited the More Automobile Coli, St. Louis/| distributer. Brown predicted qa 400 per cent ‘increase in production of Marmon the current year, Aug. 1, 1927. This wil) ' » the introduction he “Bittle’’ Marmon models, » placed on the mar- t mth, he said, ory already had orders for Indianapolis, the q (cars for MACHINE SHOP 3°: _ SERVICE og der and Crankshaft which will c @arry next mm ¢ GRINDING ; rie Se ‘adding tha been with ithege cars. ’ 2 |\I5 PAIGE AUTOS SOLD AT | ONDON AND PARIS $ Rebuilding _— 03 Interest tn American cars et the ee ANDARD BRAND otor Co., 6320 Delmar Bl. fannua! automobile shows at Paris | , and London was keener this year, | REPLACEMENT | PARTS |European manager for LOUIS DEALERS: reports Sidney H. Diman of Paris, | Detroit Motor Car Co. . the Paige- | 522 St. Louis Av. : ] ON HoH SERVICE “@'cts a Marked increase in sales of to ’ | . uf Y DEALERS: »., 7800 Forsythe B1., Co.,-Normandy, Mo. j i » Webster Groves, Mo. 4 . ? . | Chevrolet Co., Halls Ferry an¢@ @ » me ; | et Co, 7239 Manchester AVe iit. | | WEBER IMPLEMENT & AUTO CO. Hupmobile Distributors Since 1914 5090 Gravois 19TH AND LOCUST STS. 7195 Manchester Belleville Branch, High and B Streets, Belleville, LiL SUBURBAN DEALERS . SS ae Highland, IL Gee. Schneider.......... .St. Peters, Me. L. Brucker Stove & H. Co., St. Charles, Mo. Fassig-Weber Motor Co., E. St. Louis, . Deman pre- | Co., 1351 State St., at Veronica. — . American At Paris, ! (84 gales of Paige cars were made | ap é MOTOR PARTS CO. ‘during the exhibition, and at Lon- | AS) 7 . S T ’ STON AV" NUE '@Gon, 21 in the first five days. a : | Las ear the Paige company’s | J. C. Shimpaugh JEfferson 8484 ‘ pany s | cars abroad. Edwardsville, ill. rl. . K. Hammond Motor Co.. .Granite City, IIL | exports were 60 per gent open | Gundlach Motor Co Columbia, III.

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, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 : ; was installed. How well the serv- to the old-fashioned trolley, the other features in our cars, una as ments, rubber tiling fee ice has been received, he said, was city would subsidize the railway“low, streamline bodies, control ering, thermostat ¢ demonstrated in a statement by company. cabinets come pes Se al ee, Mavor Elvin Swarthout. who an- “Besides seats, leather uphoistering, plate | type “ bumper and nounced that rather than go back | combinations,” glass windows, smoking compart- lights. ____ST. LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH — PAGE 6A ! saying: “When we are cOm- watch the patronage barter on the new basis our em- This was the advice L. J. DeLam- { here. : ; ployes will earn more in five days arter, president and general man-| He veuched for the success of 134.898 FORD CARS li tee Geng acomned ts ott Butiager of the Grand Rapids, Mich.. ithe plan and cited his experience increase.” Iowa electric lines in convention ACTIVITIES the harmonious color he said. “there are “ ieee es ee + * 7 one e - » a a en ee ee eee Tees 1 Tis ah seaininp somes : Pah RA ilies so Wat Pat? 6 Up 2 Nanri te seigipbsaen ny etx oe ee i 5 e # ex 4 Ef mS ie oe oe ee 7 z a a * ~ 4 oS rf 9 . Bes 3 Z ‘ B Psy : a é ‘ : = t ) , i 3 - 5 Zz ‘ f - LL? ; : 4 x 4 y » bea Sgn one ‘ a") “ . oe I = > 3 : ; ; 4 Ss + z k 5 Sy 3 4 3 os de " + &® b 4 b ae = 4 t — ue ee. i > #3 se pF a5 b - é : arls a) 9 3, mes Se @ bey - 4 é —_ a ~ eo & = * ba ; ie - (} ' = . 7 © - > - i. oe > $ : ‘ ca ¢ 4 , 5 3 * & x £ oe B+ 4 x bs % * w . é ae, ‘ 3 g ie ‘ § - SS ord /_ aa a ~ = 3 & 2 a Py as & . 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N . 4 : c 2 7 7 po ob ed Sa Re es ‘ : , ? oe we oe See anton . re ieng . es eye we , OR 6, Reto: aS ihe ‘ i Sle E Or 6D Jig aes Sra ave tee x » oo a oy waa oe é * i ' Ls : rr ~ ¢ —_. i: ae re; PUT OUT IN OCTOBER Company, Under 5-Day Plan, to Produce About 1,625,000 | Units in 1926. | Production of the Ford Motor Co. @uring October was 134,888 cars, according to Charies E. £o- renson, factory superintendent, and Edsel Ford Since the first of the year output has averaged 6590 cars a Gay five days a week, {t was stated. This statement ts the first official indication ®f production that Ford has issued since iast April. “Frem the standpoint ef manu- facture.” said Sorenson, “the past nine months hare been the most ‘deal we have ever had... For nine months we have held virtually to a steady line.” He denied that the company had been hard hit by com petition. As there are approximately 250 working days a year after deduct- ing Saturdays, Sundays and holi- days, under the five-day plan this would tend to indicate that Ford Motor Co. will produce about 1.- $25,000 cars and trucks in 1926. This is just about the figure which has been set for Ford unofficially, and compares with 1,775,245 do- mestic production Im 1925 and l,- 790,278 in 1924. Employment at the River Rouge niant is now 62.974 and at the Highland Park plant. 37,066, & total of 89.113. This is about 11.000 below the peak of the year. Daily labor turnover has been about 50 men at the Rouge and 25 at Highland Park The progress company reports f toward restoration of the empioyes wage scale which prevailed before the work week was reduced to five Adjustments are being made as rapidly as it ts assert- ed. and $°.466 increases in pay to workers have granted. It s expected that complete readiust- ment mav be made Dy spring. an interview Ford is quoted days possi die been It May Save You $200 LASSMOBILE is the newest and best form of enclosure for open cars. Endorsed by leading auto manufacturers. It gives you an open or clesed car at will—no other curtaims mecessarv, and sedan comfort and open car economy at a substantial Saving tm first cost. See st at Chermpien Body Ce. 2147 Lecust Bi. Open Sundays end Evenings, Special terms now; $15 down. i—_. a, e 4 ~~ aa ee 2 o% “— ae ’ ~——on= Now Every Car can have Protection Keeping vour engine at the correct “working tempera- ture” saves gas, oil and tepair bills. A eurdy. one piece metal shut: operated by hand coatro! from dash. Handsomely finished, wil! eutiast your ca:. Price $10.50 Late Studebaker Models $13.00 IRVING ENGDYEFEING Co., INC. BUFFALO, N. ¥. DISTRIBUTORS S664n LOLS SEYTYERSON @447 —— fast the pay increases. . after the men must earn the money first.| Railway ects ~— ew The money comes from —— . manufactured and solid. T ~ it % - A Hill. Frank Lockhart and . + ™ . “a, : . ~— . Harry Hartz. the 19206 racing cnan cu bic Bennet in the Armistice dav races a’ Each records had Chan _—™ car esia>- al ~ ~ + mak Hill ing . i * > also "ettered ! , DY raising it t - eh +. 7, 7 ‘*? ren with those records Hii! o4 ho * = $7 in Lis -v2-MHi:@ ae @¢ e > & ~ 4? — —_— ‘tt the new a0-mille recor | that race at 14.24 Peter wt Paolo’s miles per hour | igure was 128.24, also made at §:- PRINCE DROVE STUTZ CAR ON CHICAGO TO INDIANAPOLIS TRIP na , . ra) - Di Ni du vet and i i = i‘. Savas Jerome J al «1 4 none but the most uxurious of European cars. him- self drove a Stutz four-passenger open model. | The toyal party [!n several] cars left Chicago at 9 o'clock in morning and across the two States by details of and Indiana motor cycle ty reached Indian- of Queen (hus permitting a inspection through the ag Sri ee *}, ie Were eccc rted factory Fuldance President F. E. Moskovics “I understand.” Benjamin Saves “that the Prince was greatiy tm- pressed by glass ‘by royal order’ mar for Rumanian under the g + he a & ~~ en Lf Sate cy Sa fet 3 be the court WAYNE MOTOR CO. TO BUILD NEW KNIGHT-ENGINED ‘SIX’ Toledo dispatches gave genera! publicity to the organization in - mt + * * ih * unit to build Knight-engined cars -—,. - — ae - ’ ihis comcern will be known as ‘the and it wij Warne Motor Car | nder product to produce a six-cyli1 sell in the $1000 John A. Nichols Jr s t president of the organization whi! R. N. Harger and R. H. Allen gether with D. R. Wilson. vice President and genera! the Wilson Foundry Co.. will Nicho!s Was vice presi. Gent tn charge of sales for Dodge Brothers. Harger and Allen also occupied posts that OTganiza- - hehe oh. . - — A ba th adn Le] ow ff “lass ma na ger of and Machine executive occupy posts . _ . .Oormeriy . tion for N. Willys is one cf the ; the enterprise. which | independent of esis HARMONIOUS CGLORS FOR his of a STREET CARS SUGGESTED UMAHA orate Ne r ° a r No a4 er street cars in harmonious ™ ’ ; + bw o.ors. maxe them as comfortable as the most luru : Pes Si on like Pullman cars ore fi prominent rious sedans, name them ~itrce +s Le — and ‘rabiy | Co. gave operators of when the ultra high-class service e™'™« EEE “Me Ce ~~ ad ~ UT | 3S Hitt tii} 4 ee SOS} Jo STO AS d SP Mb DOP AD SPMD) ODO NORAD AACA

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PAGE 7A three events being schedulec shooting for distance, individu. target shooting, on a four-feot ta: get at 40 yards, and a patrol tea EEE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sity, and Principal Powell of Sol- Scout lifts and carries by Franklin dan High School. Moving pictures| Campbell's Tigers. Patrol Leader were shown. Fred Barnes of the Lion Patrol led Five boys were invested with the the whole troop in mimetic exer- SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1996 (}of the G. A. R., and a troop flag | | by one of the troop committee, h as Seoiinhin rubber tiling for floor .. 4 = thas 2 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oa easy matic treadie exit, automa.” oe stswe shaggy ACTIVITIES OF BOY AND GIRL SCOUTS ) part- lights.” .. —— * Os eh ioe Y __ Troop 180, of the Rose Fanning / / b os ae ", $4 = * ™» Scouts Will Participate in HATER CAMP TO OPEN ak: yz ae 3 % Wa - wee (9 ME. 27 AT RONDALE @ five-Day Program, Mostly eo Outdoors. A five-day winter camp for 100 ‘Pec. 27 to 31, headquarters 4 bes announced. The camp will be ‘fp charge of Assistant Executive jocal headquarters men. ger cabins will be 8co are of weather. he Band pioneering # Horses will be available for riding if the weather permits, and stunts Band games in the Ranger lodge in the evening will play their part. | Special night activities are also be- ing The Ran- used as quarters. Reservations are limited to 100 gts, who must be able to take themselves in winter The program is e¢ssen- yan outdoor one, with hockey, wer, skating, hiking, Wwoodcraft predominating. The campers will leave on a spe- GIRL SCOUTS 10 SHOW GIFT DOLLS FOR POOR tous Boy Scouts will be held at | frondale reservation, Irondale, | ‘work of one girl, to one a tnem, held at a meeting of Troop 29, No ~ O20 . "3 *,* ' |Competitive Exhibition of 1000. keteers,” two rival secret societies |Oorganized at the Girl Scout camp Christmas Presents in Down- town Department Store. | om SCOUT NOTES dressed by Louis for sick One thousand dolls, the Girl Scouts of St. Christmas gifts to the placed on exhibition Dec. 8 to 11 Scruggs - Vandervoort-Barney's annual Girl Scout Each doll will be the and will be given nine charitable or- will distribute the Girl Scout community service program. at as Doll the second Show. of the - ganizations which . -¢ “a aS part Oi The exhibit will be on the sixth | Each troop will | floor of the store. be given three shelves, on which group their own dolls, in tableaux representing a phases of one theme. For instance, one troop has planned a school scene, the three shelves representing a class-room, a gymnasium and a playground, in each of .which the dolls will be placed as if carrying on activities pertinent to that to and | poor children of the city will be) A debate, “Resolved, That the “Master Minds” ’is the most Won- | were Irvin Hafner, Fred Strecker, derful organization in St. Louts, was! par} Biest, Albert Schuster, Walter Ov. | Nichols, Charles Mueller, of Brandes and Willis Hollingsworth. ‘Louis Frohardt won first in both | 18, between representatives the “Master Minds” and the “Mua- last summer. Martha Schmidt won for the affirmative side over Jose- phine Horwick, for the negative. Patrol 1 served a supper, and plans ‘for the doll show were discussed. Patrol 2 will serve a supper at the next meeting. To pass théir service test, the girls of the Eagle patrol of Coenia Troop 56 are assisting Father Stolte ‘of Our Lady of Sorrows Church in taking a census of the parish. Some .of the girls passed their second- Clase Nature test at the last troop meeting, Dorothy Vassels charge of the Tenderfeet. The troop has been given a column in the monthly school paper, “The Rosette,” published by the eighth grade. | that girl’s name. The other organ- izations receiving the dolls include the City Hospital, the Colored Or- phans’ Home, the Provident ASso- eiation, and other Community Fund members. Any agency deal- ing with children may have some taking | {the most tickets to the recent merit badge exposition. A model troop .|| Meeting was put on by the boys for their parents. | Those receiving the duty pins John the bird house contest and in the iselling of the exposition tickets. |Irvin Hafner was second latter. Twenty-five scouts of Treop 8&8 hiked to a farm in the county Nov. 13 to work on tests. A _ rabbit chase, eating of green persimmons by some of the “rookies,” and a successful hunt for Indian arrow- heads also were worked into the program. South District. A new troop, Troop 66, was for- | an investiture) mally installed at |ceremony conducted by Troop 34 ;at the Dover Place Christian 'Church last Sunday evening, the boys were presented with Tenderfoot pins by scouts of 84. and the new Scoutmaster, Clar- ence Kraus, received his commis- sion from Scoutmaster Lammili. The troop committee were given miniature scout pins. The troop charter was presented to the committee by District Commission- er F. M. Underwood, who also in the! whole evening church services be- | ing given over to scouting. Eight! their Carl | spoke on our need of scouting to- | School had charge of the flag rais- |ing ceremonies at the start of the Patrons’ Association meeting last Friday evening, one of the treop _buglers blowing “To the Colors,” | while the other scouts unfurled the flag. The pledge of allegiance ani the scout oath were also given. The troop has been asked to conduct these ceremonies at all of the pa- trons’ meetings. Troop 198 of St. John’s Episcopa) Church, distributed grain for the birds a week ago yesterday in Tower Grove Park. Patrol Leader Harry Forestner was in charge. This troop also performed a good turn for Chief Scout Executive James E. West, by canvassing the neighbors until they found a aix- weeks’ old newspaper clipping he wished to obtain. Scouts of Troop 63 took an ac- tive part in the program at a Fathers’ and Sons’ banquet given by the Oak Hill Presbyterian Church last Tuesday evening. _Eagle Scout Tom Shepherd epoke and Scouts ‘Terrill Petri and Paul | tickets and Hennerich played ukuleles sang. The latter two boys repre- sented the Ukulele Club of thw troop, a permanent organization much in demand for various | church entertainments. West District. Troop 2 of the Pilgrim Congre- |gational Church gave over its meeting night to a church Fathers’ "wood, participated in a program Quet a week ago Friday, each pa- 'and Sons’ banquet a week ago Fri- | ‘To! demonstrating some form of day, scouts who are members of| 8c0Ut activity. The Fox patrol, un- Tenderfoot rank last Friday. Troop 6 of the West Presbyteri- an Church reregistered last wee) | with 67 scouts, and with former Assistant Scoutmaster Prof. Eu- gene Stephens of Washington Uni- versity as the new scoutmaster. E. P. Wells, who has been a scout or scout leader for several years, has been invited to become scout master of Troop 68, of the West- minster Presbyterian Church, to. succeed former Scoutmaster James Baker Jr., who resigned recently. Wells visited the troop a week ago Friday. ' All 12 of the registered scouts. of Troop 823, of the Hamilton Ave-| nue Christian Church, and three | visitors attended a meeting held a cises representing a troop on an overnight camp. Assistant Scoutmaster Kenneth Lioyd of Troop 85 will become Act-| ing Scoutmaster of Troop 1, Mary- land Heights, next Saturday, the) latter troop having been without a. scoutmaster for some time. Lloyd’ has had several years’ experience both as a scout and a leader. | Field Executive M.' N. Laavitt ‘visited Troop 1, Overland, a week ago Friday night, to outline the Council program for the 1927. He’ also complimented the troop for its exhibit at the Merit Badge ex- position. Scout Charles Ham of Troop 1,| Creve Coeur, received a Scout contest, with two boys from eac: patrol on the same range as t! second event. A drum corps of 12 snares and one bass has Deen or- ganized, and has held two préc- tices under the instructions ef Wi- liam Hayward. Scouts of Troop 7, Webster Groves, headed by William Puffer, distributed grain around the coun- ty for the birds a week ago yes- terday. Eagie Scout Weigle, Life Scout Fuchs, and Star Scout Jones of Troop 8, Webster Groves, repre- sented the scouts of Webster Groves at a Rotary Club lunch- /eon last week. Each boy made & short talk. Junior Assistant Joe Browndyke week ago Thursday, instead of Fri- Diary for selling more than 10 tick-/| conducted the last meeting oe day as usual. Scouts Andrews and Sheppard are assisting Scoutmaster Shea in leading the troop. | Suburban District. The following Suburban District | troops have not as yet made re- turns on Merit Badge Exposition Sales: 85, Kirkwood $3, Pacific 1, and Webster Groves 6, 7, 11, 14 and 16. Troops 85, Clayton 2, and Web- ster Groves 2 are due to register this week. The scouts of Troop 1, Maple- given at a Father's and Sons’ ban- He sold not only his own quota, but part of those issued to one of the troop committeemen. A program of patro] handicraft projects was adopted at an officers’ council for Troop 3, Webster Groves, a week ago Friday. The projects will be considered as events in an interpatro] contest. Scouts Jones and Hicks were given prizes for winning a “spell-down” Grill, at the meeting. Deputy Commissioner D. J. Kel- | ly visited Troop 6, Webster Groves, a week ago Friday, and introduced & new game of his own devising. | Troop 6, Webster Groves, is col- lecting clothing and toys to dis-| ets to the Merit Badge exposition.| troop, Scoutmaster Williams being out of the city. - French Potato Crop Half Average. PARIS, Nov. 27.—This year's po- tato crop is the worst on record, the yield being about half the aver- age. The failure will be seriously felt this winter. In addition to forming a large part of the diet of the poor, potatoes are largely used in feeding pigs, and the dearth will send up not only the price of the tubers but also the price of pork. Lecture on Wild Life Conservation. Capt. F. G. Forster, official lec- turer of the Deparment of Interior, Canadian National Parks. wi.! speak at tomorrow's luncheon Ses MUR AR eda BOT —y Fea faye" AMON tm ne 2 Bonn Ne A de ye ng RS ag, PSP ANG NS re ~ a th sa iy ‘ ® 4e:n2%, Ree Se @ae ~~ pele uw . a te ‘. es ? > ee ee ve ’ La? > eer Gare ree ee zoe eo) © ‘of the dolls. | Last year more than 700 dolls ,; 3 ; fter a display The troop displays will be judged | were distributed, a loving in the Social Service building, 2221 cup awarded to the best. Blue, | Locust street. That place proving wes ane ee the first | Ted and yellow ribbons also will be | too ~— ee winter camp at Irondale last win- given for the next best exhibits. povmmergen & ° a se wae wen by, The temperature reached 5 | 2N® Shelf decorations also will be; 72 6 mo ; = ae wemortal zero at times, but no un- | Seranges a Frmand 6 . Ch h. Troop 15 now i. cane oo any of |. Rules for the show state that | Methodist urch. P ‘the dolls must be from eight to 18 | has the cup, which must be won the congregation being present.|4¢r Patrol Leader Russel] Miller, day. | About 60 boys and 60 fathers at-| demonstrated knots and their uses, A silk American flag was given/ tended. Talks were given by Dr.}the care of the knife was shown the troop by the Ladies’ Auxiliary Ewerhardt of Washington Univer- by Stuart Ballie’s Wolf patrol, tribute to needy families Christmas. | meeting at Chamber of Commerce The Eagle patrol have collected | Building of the Traffic Club = St. the most at present. The troop held Louis. His subject will be D- ands n of Wild Life.” n archery contest yesterday, servatio —— | place. efal train the morning of Dec. Will Be Judged as Whole. & 4 and return on another special the | Bafternoon of Dec. 31. The fee, in-. duding railroad fare and camp ex- |*5 ® WHole, and a silver VELMO is madeins variety of qua!- itiesadapredio the most ex- pensive as we!! as moderate priced motor cers. Among those using VELMO are: DODGE, De Luxe Sedan. ELCAR. All cicsed mode's. GARDNER. Standard Six and Eight Cylinder Sedans and Broughams. ‘JORDAN. Closed models. Coupes. NASH. Advanced Six .and Special S four, five and seven passenger enc! cars. REO. De Luxe Sedan. STUDEBAKER. Standard equipment of Standard Six Country Club Coup Standard Six Custom Victoria; Stan ard Six Custom Sedan; Special Six Brougham; Big Six Club Coupe; Bis Six Sedan; Big Six Custom Broughary Big Six 7 Passenger Sedan; The Pres dent. VELIE. Royal Sedan. WILLYS-KNIGHT. Standard in all Great Six enclosed cars. uw w . LINCOLN. Optional equipment 3 both standard and custom modelg } MARMON. Optional equipment &® all closed models. STUTZ. Optional equipment in x8 “Safety Chassis” dod modcis at 6 slight additional cost. KISSEL. All Sedans, Broughams an ? c scouts. TMAS SEAL POSTER DISTRIBUTION BY SCOUTS of Larger Towns in County to Be Visited by Boys This Week. More than 500 posters, reminders the Christmas seals placed on each year by the Tuberculosis ety, will be distributed by su- ban district Boy Scout troops week, in all parts of the coun- | Bach of the larger towns will covered by a local troop or troops, scouts from the more pop- Bulated districts taking over Btions lacking troops. work will be volunteer, as a good turn. The society formerly posted the thea circulars itself, causing not only a The aid society has requests heary expense, but the possibility ef uneven distribution. por- The / entire civic the scouts eliminates this. with | its success the idea was adopted by | inches ta must be able to sit down, and must have a complete outfit of removable clothing, made of washable material and sewed by the girl The judging will ap- propri: the o. 2 atSi don CliiGie ft} 7 Aas assistance. based on the | » 4 - the dolls for without he iteness of who will receive workmanship, general appearance of the display and the quantity, figured on a percentage basis ac- cording to the number of girls en- rolled in the troop. No individual prizes will be awarded. First pick of the dolls will be given the Children’s Aid Society, at whose request three years ago Troop 10 dressed dolls for the so- ciety for Christmas. Agencies Must Get Dolls. The girls held a troop doll show work, and because of tjham LAiawd 4bbe +h pi ineir St. Louis organization. from whole girls for certain kinds of dolls, and The work | fills these by picking the dolls from the show, and labeling them with (per cent duty” | week. ‘the best bird house, and for selling ‘twice in succession, or three times ‘not consecutively, to be retained permanently. Troop Notes Two motion pictures of the life of the lumberjacks in the North Woods, and of the lumber industry in general, willl be shown meeting, to which all scouts of the city and county have been invited at a at the Soldan High School tomor- row evenings. The films are being shown by the Order of Hoo Hoos, a lumbermen’'s association. North District. Troop 3, under Scoutmaster J. Simmons, is planning a hike to the Lions’ Den Reservation next Sat- urday, to pass cooking tests. Eight scouts were awarded “100 pins for the last year at an open meeting attended by the parents of Troop 19 Prizes were also given for - a % ¢ == _ Demand for Graham Brothers @ 1%-Ton Truck increases stead- ily, rapidly. Buyers buy again. Fleets grow. Even greater value now at the same low initial cost. Greater ruggedness, easier handling, smoother power. TON CHASSIS (G-BOY) $945.00 1%-TON CHASSIS . $1310.00 2-TON CHASSIS $1515.00 Delivered Graham Brothers Trucks, Commercial Cars, meet 91% of all hauling Tate Motor Company, |ne. | AINGTON at GARRISON SOUTH BRANCH, 5625 Gravois Eff SSOCIATE DEALERS: .W. DUGAN 3 mRCULAN SOK No. ““U MOTOR SALES co. 7823 IVORY AV. AM BROTH SOLD BY WOGE BROTHERS A fit workmate for the 1-Ton G-BOY and Graham Brothers 2-Ton, this improved 1%Ton is ready for delivery, complete with body for your business. with Iverside 5460 ASSOCIATE DEALERS: BRITT MOTOR CO. 6227 NATURAL BRIDGE RD. TOWNSEND MOTOR CO. 6701 Oliwe Street Roed UNIVERSITY CITY Brothers 44-Toa ree ASSOCIATE DEALERS: TURNBULL co. TROY, M Webster Groves Bronch, 216 West Lock- st. last | Nothing so surely with any ordinary an-hour standard convince you. SALES BRANCH 3103 N. Grand BI. AT NEW LOWER PRICES, the Chrysler "60" 1s instantly removed further than ever from any other light six im the industry emphasizes the unique value that Chrysler“60” offers as the attempt to compare Chrysler “60” performance with that of other cars in its price class. The difference is so pronounced—in smooth- ness of operation, in wealth of power, in alert response to steering wheel and throttle —that anybody driving or riding in the Chrysler “60” recognizes it at once. Try it and you will convince yourself utterly that the Chrysler “60” is beyond comparison type of six, even many that are far higher-priced. But this ismno more than should be ex- pected of a car so designed and built that it can give maximum performance, if required, every mile and minute of its life. The model number “60” means a 60-mile of performance. This, combined with characteristic and proved long life of Chrysler products, is made me- chanically inevitable by the unique Chrysler plan of Standardized Quality manufacture. At its new lower prices, the Chrysler “60” stands forth more emphatically than ever— a value not even remotely approached by any other light six in the industry. A dem- onstration at your convenience will speedily COACH $1145 \ ~~ * * we "“ CHR oeneeeeeen NEW LOWER Club Coupe ° Coach ° e Sedan . : Touring Car °1075 CHRYSLER NEW PRICES *1125 *1145 *1245 OLD PRICES *1165 *1195 "1295 ‘*6 0’’ PRICES All prices f. o. b. Detroit, subject to current Federal excise tax. MIDWEST 2621 LOCUST JEfferson 3610 MOTORS, Inc. YSLER = “OO” Roadster (with rumble seat) £1175 SERVICE AND PARTS 2651 Lafayette Av. 5165 Delmar BI. 4647 Page BI. KOENIG MOTOR CO. ROBERTS MOTOR CO. CAMPBELL MOTOR SALES CO. GRAF MOTOR CO. Ferguson, Mo. MOTOR SALES CO. Clayton, M FELKEL-LOESCH MOTOR CO., 4360 Manchester Av. ———_—_——_—_———————————— _NOBEL o. 8800 St. METROPOLITAN DEALERS MOSLEY-MASSA MOTOR CO. 7300 Natural Bridge Road ST. JOHNS MOTOR CAR CO. Charles Road PHILLIPS MOTOR CO, Webster Groves, Mo. D. J. PALMER East St. Louis, Ill. EAST SIDE MOTOR CQ Granite City, IIL pe ieee ~~, TE: toec eon on en A a Pe eT A ope " + ieee: 6 ~ 4 z . nA oe hae ten, > & &-* « “omy ~ . hs py » CBG CR ay eA ty ang <ee a — « ee PO et eS, be. ~ # i. ite = Ronen +d nll iL - : s 4 -~* a i ie a ee pet ke ee ae a ‘ = PO Oe wees. as 5 “ * « .% + » bs Aude bid : « a Ag we So ay. eg mae oy, A o + 0. % ~ + ee Ne ee oe , »® i

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A 48-page illustrated booklet on the Causes, Dangers and Non-Surgical Treatment of Gcitre, issued by the Laboratories, fully explains the new treatment and will be mailed free te — Sell heaters or homes through Pest-Dispatch Wants. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ___ SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926. 'RED TRIMMINGS FOR PAJAMAS ILLINOIS WELL-DIGGER ‘Paris Turning Out Unusual Wear | for Florida Winter Colonies. Ry the Associated Press. PARIS, Nov. makers are presenting a display ing suits for Miami umes for the American Riviera in general, that seldom has been equaled tn the history of the trade. New kinds of pleating are exhib- ited in pajamas both in coats and trousers. The use of cotton mate- rials both in voiles and crepe, gives the artists scope for genius. Two “olors, used in the Palm Beach pajamas. Rich red ostrich, for example, is used on the suit while the broad sometimes three, are the coat of trousers are of yink satin. hagcs have made their appearance in the pajama world, but the idea appear to have become does not } popular. fa good body doesn't make the truck—but it certainly makes it more profitable. Ever since BUD WEISER be- came the buy-word of America’s thirsty, An- heuser-Busch has been building, repairing and refinishing all kinds of vehicie bodies. experience is behind ev- ery truck body we build today —behind every job of truck body refinishing or repairing we do. Drive in or phone for complete information. ANHEUSER-BUSCH Ninth and Arsenal Streets Phone: PRospect 31004 ST. LOUIS All that en °7.—Paris dress- : of pajamas for Palm Beach, bath- | nd sports cos- | Oxford — iwhile ‘The stick stops and Theo an- | STILL USES “WATER WITCH’ ‘Bough Cat From Peach Tree Is Fa- vorite Impkenent for De- tecting Piace to Bore. | ‘By the Associated DANVERS, “water W ‘is Theodor in this community for many years, lwho uses the peach limb divining Press. Ii... Nov. rod. Theo’s procedure is simple. Tak- en to the place where ® well is to be drilled, he cuts @ branch from ‘a nearby tree, leaving one prong extending some distance. any branch may be _— wire bent in the shape of a S. is the favorite. Grasping the branch firmly in both hands, Theo walks slowly across the ground with the prong Suddenly he says, peach nointed upright. there is a tug on the stick and prong starts to tu stick continues to bob rythmically, Theo counts the pulsations. nounces “a vein at 65 reet.” Theo declares he ‘BERLIN HONORS VON HINDENBURG BERLIN, von Hindenburg’s name at last is ‘entered in the city’s famous “Gold- After being a resident) ' ; 7 —One : Although | used, or even | the rm down. The ‘l|en Book.” ‘of the city for 18 months as chief exfcutive of the republic, city of- ite#” of Central Illinois | ficials finally found a way for the) e Whistler, a well driller | Field Marshal to come to the City | They arranged a reception | j}and banquet which in splendor sur- - | passed any function in the Rathaus Hall. 3 _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH time drank a toast to the city and the Reich, and in the presence of | Nov. —o Ange Ree his nephew, the former Kaiser, ex- | pressed the hope of peaceful rela- tions between Great Britain and Germany. Prince Bernhard von ’ DARWIN TULIP BULBS; : 27.—President SPECIAL LoW PRICES FOR | : IMMEDIATE ACCEPTANCE | Sulbs, $2.00 son $7.50 § fe eee Sete ie | Select Your Verieties From the Following List: § | ANTON ROOCZEN. bright rosy sink. | Before your husband or son goes biind. | Buelow. the Chancellor, is said to, : ° GLORY. brittiant red: casy forcer. . . 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It 1s The dependability of the Big Sixchassishas pie, pheeron— — 1H not only an outstanding One-Profit value, been demonstrated in the hands of thousands Coach... 1480 i | b : b, a :: we i f ; 1 further oved by the most Sport Roacfer - 1630 | ut a superb custom creation as well—full- of owners and furthe prove — ~~ SOA ease i a vision steel body swung alluringly low over gruelling tests on Studebaker’s million-dollar audit P | disc wheels—lustrous with long-lasting duo- proving ground. ; : a meses ig { i tone lacquers—upholstered in fine mohair and Studebaker asks nothing better for this Cus- Dupiex Rosdter _________ 1530 oe broadlace trim—wide windows, four wide tom Brougham than honest comparison. Come onan ~ or mo a aa aa doors, and deep, comfortable form-fitting seats. in and secit today! 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W be M t C * n Four Stores J eper :viotor Uar Uompany hye: 18th and Locust { 2729 N. Grand ' : 5616 Gravois UNIFORM NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICE 5877 Delmar Bopp Bros., Webster Groves, Mo. \ } k. A. Hammond Motor Co., Granite City Sutton Motor Co., 3110 Sutton Av. | A sseciate Moere-Reewe Audit Ce. East St. Louis. HL Goodloe Motor Sales Co. Kingshighway and Manchester ; Dealers West Florissant Motor Sales Co.. 8717 West Florissant Vance L. Ringe, St. Charles, Mo. H. H. Mead, Edwardsville, Hl. : |S FT.Ue.D Es 2 ee | ‘ 2 —_———— —— PART SIX. CREZIA BOR! SINGS TONGHT THROUGH KSD t .¢ politan Opera Soprano’ “to Be Heard Direct From _ New York in Varied Program. an aria from Mozart's opera, - “The Marriage of Figaro.” will be- » feature of the recital to be given | by Luerezia Bort, ur tonight from KSD. Metropolitan ‘Opera soprano, in the Atwater Kent | : The program, in which she will | assisted by the Atwater Kent | ‘orchestra, is to be as follows:* “jewels of the Madonna”— Woilf-Ferreri Atwater Kent Orchestra. “Guinse al fin fl momento,” from “Marriage of Figare”™..... Locresia Bori and orchestra. “strorielle del tucresia Bori and orchestra. Selections from “Carmen”... .Bizset Atwater Kent Orchestra. “Simoeneta” Rumbe! _“When Love Is Kind”.Thomas Moore “The Second Minuet™......... Besiy "The Little Damogel”..Ivor Novello Primavera dor..... Glasouncw Lecrezia Bor! and orchestra. | Popular American dance music sa deplorable discord in American . according to Bort. “JT cannot indorse your jazz and , e.” she said. “TI have been that it portrays the emotions the American peopie, but I fail peee it. I have frequently heard fegro spirituais over the radio that me more nearly approximate 1 American music. > “Americans, I find, think jazz is comimon to my native land be- of Spanish titles given some your compositions. But I as- vrnerenrevrer*re ee © © * * © ; ; . : : - : : : - : : : : you in Valencia, where I was) _eur dance music is really usic. Much of our music has gypsy strain, pany folk songs, centuries old. ' “I believe the American radio ‘public prefers the old songs, with ‘pienty of melody and harmony, and including our, : : that is the kind of songs I enjoy & singing. I like colorful sengs< sengs with lyrics that tell a com- plete story. Strangely enough, in Miami I heard some music in ces of old Spanish airs.” Beri comes from a well-knewn Spanish military family. Her her was a Colonel of artillery her mother a noble woman of rary and musical attainments. | studied in Milan, making her | : will the which there was still to be founa *"*™ | i . 9° ows: i ut as Micaela tn “Carmen” at iG Constanzi, in Rome,: and has) ® sung extensively in Europe | South Anferica. -__—_— .... ETTE TAYLOR TO BE STAR OF EVEREADY HOUR TUESDAY Laurette Taylor. whe shone out. BS the bright star of “Peg O' My) cart a few years ago, will be the "St artist of the Eveready group xt Tuesday evening on KSD. Laurette Taylor made her first pearance on the stage as a child Gloucester, Mass. While still a ad she was starred in various mays and subsequently played for’ number of years in a stock com- Y in Seattle Wash. She first cted attention in New York ty in 1910 when she -played in lias Jimmy Valentine.” Two years tT she won success as Luanna in e Sird of Paradise.” Later in) ‘same year she blossomed forth a star in “Peg O' My Heart.” ten for her by her husband. J. | tliey Manners The play ran more than 696 performances New York. In 1914 she took My Heart” to Lendon. re it duplicated its American’ . as it did when Miss Taylor *“ in motion pictures. _ Two other plays written for her. by J. Hartley Manners in which achieved success are “Happi- and “Out There.” Her most ‘ appearance on the stage was. Barry's comedy, “In «a 2 bili p en.” ©“ musical portion of the pro- | ™ will be provided by the) eacy Chamber Symphony Or- | eatra under the baton of Max) “BOs and the vocal soloists of Ev. ready group. ] TO FEATURE GRIEG TUESDAY NIGHT PROGRAM ith ikings, on Tuesday evening, | ‘<9 o’clock from KSD will | * Margaret Olsen. soprano, “as heard in many of the *s offerings last season and Participated again in the new “‘Sis year. The program will * the following selections, all ‘Tom the works of the fa- Sorwegian composer, Grieg: Dance,” “With a Water — i#ttie Bird.” “Autumn * “Lonely Wanderer.” “Sot- and “Notturne.” to Giant Killer” a pageant , ed by 450 students of the | “yg <8 Conference of the Catholic as Mission Crusade fm the | ‘tonight, will be broadcast | " “tation WEW of St. Leuwls _ “t¥Y at 8:15 o'clock. Amp or- | ee of 33 eymphouy musicians, | ted by Neel Poepping, will | ihe pasta '¥ ae Reap en

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bo ken Shhh. FEIT ORK SECTION CF THE | ‘ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH] ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28. 1926. X'¥ ~ ULCERAT Viscose Method gets at the resi 4 of ulceration, which usually aay ished circulation from owls veins Of varicose veine. WN mae | ZY ‘ , Vf, Yj application once a week replaces he: es YY tic stocking. Reduces swollen We -_= : 4° Stops aches and paing. Makes b ~ ae late. ids * /_ & >, circulate. Avoids ‘aying up to Ce in, WW | ~~ Sh sores. Results quick and PAGES 1—10B. [well at home. P. D. Viscose Co.. “Soh . : K lA BOR SINGS | Opera Star In Atwater Kent Hour _ ‘FIVE COMPOSERS ON images "OF GAME HE 1S SEEING | prep i ng bana Wi SATURDAY HIGHT pace hm oye | Lake Se.. Los Angeles, Calif. _— 27. ——— ; 5 : A Metropolitan Opera Soprano | A ] Zip Be Heard Direct From | in Varied Program. ed THROUGH ASD ee Ne > ee a NG DAMROSCH PROGRAM and | Brahms, Bach, Wagner Berlioz Works to Be Played in Balkite Hour Concert. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. One way to enjoy a football game) is to sit in the grand stand, in clear | World vtew of the playing field, but have _ a portable receiving set to keep Neb., oneself quickly informed of the Plays and players. | A University of California pro- fessor, who attended a football 1e at the Berkley Stadium had rtable set with him. He tuned radio station at Omaha, now transmitting with the | ficial insignia of the Woodmen of | At the time the station Was | On Dec. 15, the Woodmen of the the World. | Another program by the Boston Symphony Orchestra under the di- rection of the Russian conductor, Serge Koussevitzky, will be broad- ‘east by Stations WJZ and WGY at call letters WOAW, will go on the /air with call letters WOW, the of- 7:10 o'clock next Saturday night. During the broacast, which come direct from Symphony Hal! in Boston, Prof. John P. Marshall will give to the radio audience in- structive infgrmation and comment will | Special Cable to the Post-D'spetcd. PITTSBURG, Pa., Nov. 27.—An- nouncement is made of a series of light operas and special musica! productions from Station KDKA by the Neville Opera and Concert Singers. . The first of these programs will be given at 9 p. m.,, Dec. 7, and will feature the dainty little op- eretta, “In Fairyland,” and a group @ New York . . * eee ? te granted its license to broadcast in | corresponding to the notes on the 1923, it asked the Department of | Programis used by the audience at Commerce for permission to use. da om ve ell the WOW call, but at that time the | that they had the right to‘use these Steamer Henry J. Bibble, operating | letters if they so desired. |On the Pacific coast had been as-| About the time the call letters signed this radio call. The radio' WOW will be used. the Woodmen apparatus was recently removed. of the World will have completed losopher and the Lady, and many from this vessel and the call letters | the installation of new equipment, | others. The Neville Opera and Con- were consquently canceled. The | with a minimum power of 1000) cert will appear on KDKA pro- Department of Commeree then no-/| watts and a maximum of 2500 | grams alternate Tuesdays after tified the Woodmen of the World watts. Dec. 7. of German and French songs. Sub- sequentiy there will be Il Trovatore, _Cinderelia, Aida, Chimes of Nor- mandy, La Giaconda, Morning of ‘the Year, Bohemian Girl, The Per- sian Garden, Faust, Parquerette, The Magic Violin, Martha, The Phi- | There will be four numbers be- 'i#Station KPO in San Francisco. sides the usual Wagnerian offering | from which he picked up the play- in the seventh Balkite houh which | by-play returns of the same game ‘will be broadcast from KSD at 8/ he was watching. : 'o’clock next Saturday night. The| The broadcasts of the game. ac- ‘Wagnerian part of the concert, cording to the professor, gave him which will be directed as usual by. instantaneous news of each play. Walter Damrosch and be played by | who was running with the ball, and ‘the New York Symphony Orches-| how miany yards were gained. tra,*will be the forest music from 'Though the KHO an ouncements “Siegfried,” the opera which Dam- _Inad to travel nearly 25 miles from rosch used as the basis of his lec- | the stadium to San Francisco and ture-recitals Nov. 27. /back to the professor's receiving ¢ The opening number of the pro- | set, he was informed of every phase | 'gram will be “‘The Academic Fes-/ of the game long before other | 'tival Overture” by Brahms. A fea-| watchers seated around him could ture of this overture is the intro-/| jearn of them. tion of German student melo- ; These are introduced, not in | of a pot-pourri, but as An aria from Mé$art’s opera, | «The Marriage of Figaro,”’ will be. , feature of the recital to be given | 'py Lucrezia Bori, Metropolitan | | Opera soprano, in the Atwater Kent | Byour tonight from KSD. | | The program, in which she will | '.. assisted by the Atwater Kent | | ‘orchestra, is to be as follows:* “Jewels of the Madonna”’— W olf-Ferrari Atwater Kent Orchestra. © cuinse al fin il momento,” from |. Sof -Pisare ...s. Mozart | | iucresia Bori and orchestra “storielle del basco viennese’— | S ’ % : ) , Riitdd Teenie, oF he i a ae F he rad ; bea. , mecnthheatie iene al pop 6 A mew eA ot . & ; 2 — aes tp eee et S ya = —= S 4 PL ied te r "> ‘ hon SF oe on lad Ay srmcegeis on nye Reema hy “~~ ) WT ers SMS _——— chevelle hls pu ceeee eae eer eaarial, bono bead len a + PO” th » te I VAT SAPPY cd ae a tereaes Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth. who ee a ue te oe ee ed Te ee ee A he 2 Dae ‘ e : em ** © . . : > ee ee , = we s ona ? Ee See Oe, By, te ~° ver petal ai “4 a * — a yy’ . ee yh + ~ As Disa — —= “ ~~ —— > —— BAW ee aS os ’ 8) ete Spty ° a, « . “~~ # TOOT rig *. ee ‘ne rg vbae = Loe in Our New Larger De Luxe Store ———8 08 PINE STREET We invite our many customers to visit the most b edutiful exclusive Radio Store in St. Louis. [a More than 600 performances STANDARD SIX Be New York, In 1914 she took plex Roads&er —......_.._.$1160 ; ®t © My Heart” to London, plex Phaeton ..........._ 1180 “re it duplicated its American’ h i cialiitcesiimniniinn Cee S, as it did when Miss Taylor Road@er SPS by eX it in motion pictures. | smtry Club Coupe ....... 1295 ‘ Two other plays written for her n (woo! trim) J. Hartley Manners in which bsGorte achieved success are “Happi-. Ms" and “Out There.” Her most tent appearance on the stage was. b Philip Barry’s comedy, “In a. rden,”’ ¢ musical portion of the pro-|{[V] @ P m will be provided by the! Steady Chamber Symphony Or- | ‘fa, under the baton of Max)! obs and the vocal soloists of | me Eveready group. PINGS TO FEATURE GRIEG INTUESDAY NIGHT PROGRAM ¢ Vikings. on Tuesday evening, | .* (30 o'clock from KSD will en Margaret Olsen, sopran?, . % Was heard in many of the NES’ offerings last season and ' Perticipated again in the new ‘ oye year. The program will a? the following selections, all ~ ‘rom the works of the fa- Norwegian composer, Grieg: ' “With a Water Bird,.”’ “Autumn Lonely Wanderer,” “Sot- d “‘Notturno.”’ , WILL BROADCAST THE GIANT KILLER’ TONIGHT E The As a special offering on Monday only tr exch custonfer who purchases a Balkite Model J Charger at $19.50 we will give absolutely free—ene Genuine Exide Storage Battery 75 Amp. Cap valued at $14.50. This combination will give you automatic “‘A” socket power from your lamp socket. Ame a: fs * . ee Ws. ie y4 we » « iy & aes ——— — SODSSSS SSE EO SPSSSS SSOP CSS SESS OL OEE CCS SSS POEL EA SSS SSCSSSSCASSSSSSOSS SG BROWNING-DRAKE a =——>; eecemeaneea SSS ARADIOWITH A CHARACT DESIGNED AND BUILT BY GLEN H. 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Four Stores 2729 N. Grand ~5877 Delmar A! Ls ae ae Convenient Terms of Payment on Every Set if Desired Our Acces- sories Are of the Quality You Expect From Vander- voort’'s. ¢ *The Little DamozZel’..Ivor Novello | a i Lucrezia Bori. oa i Nes es a Site, Primavera d'or eaten tion. Every page of the “Academic | ' Lacrezia Bori and orchestra. | Festival Overture indicates the | )@ Popular American dance music work of a supreme musician. | , Mika deplorable discord in American This number will be followed by; Put a GSX-200a Mie, according to Bort. two short compositions by Bach.| fA hs wanna’ et © I cannot indorse your jazz and, These numbers are in lighter vein. | =) your ector mastime,” she said. “I have been The third number is also popu- | socket and enjoy mi that it portrays the emotions lar. It is ‘““‘The Policeman and the | those distant Methe American people, but I fail 'Nursemaid,” by Carpenter. stations. Bsee it. I have frequently heard | ‘The fourth is Wagner, the ex-' Price $4.00 . 9 spirituals over the radio that | cerpt. The fifth symphonic offer- One of the famoue t me more nearly approximate, ‘ing will be Hector Berlioz's “Ra- | mal American music. koczy March.” This march occurs | ' “Americans, I find, think jazz is in the opera, “La Damnation de | miso Comimon to my native land be- | UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD PHOTO Faust,” one of Berliez’s four op- muse of Spanish titles given some | : ‘eras. “La Damnation de Faust” | “ft your compositions. But I as- She will be the soloist in tonight’s Atwater Kgnt Hour conceft was inspired by Gounod’s “Faust,” | gure you in Valencia, where I was| from KSD., direct from New York. lalthough as an opera it stands on dance music is really —————————————————— ——-. — =lt. own feet. It was first per- | y folk songs, centuries old. ' n 0 of the great orchestral colorists. | eo osx P ¢ 201A $2.00 Type GSX 200A $4.00 e “I believe the American radio WIZ AT 9:15 THIS EVENINS SMALL UANTITY RECIPE |The “Rak6czy March” had its in-| TP" GSX 199 - 2.25 PY GSX171 - 450 _ refers the old songs, with i anil : BE ane ee The largest n sts |spiration in rustic scenes and was’ GS199 ..2.25 “ GSX216B 7.50) of melody and harmony, and ee ) = ae rasan on a “ean effort to gain the GEE120 . 2.50 = GEEII2. 4.99) lie ° ew | gsoprano of the Metropolitan Opera |f°r information on culinary prob- | ' Type GSX20-Hy Mu . . $4.00 | that is the kind of songs I enjoy’ : | San aosugin a | 00d will of the Hungarians. Ber- Dist ‘but d b singing. I like colorful songs—* Co., and .Louis Cornell, pianist, | ns, according - mens Crocker, lioz matur€éd young, in fact, “La. i ve 7 y gongs With lyrics that tell a com-| will be the featured soloists with | 20™e service specialist, who broad-|pamnation de Faust” was written Winchester-Simmons Co. ~. 7. diesen oo iN |the Maxwell Orchestra in a pro- | fasts three times each week from 'when he was only 25 years of age. | qune in on the Galt Soak Hace overs Tues- eee neard some Music in : ‘ast hy Station«| &SD, come from young housekeep-| The complete program of the) day night from 9 to at Station KIZ. Swhich there was still to be found | &™4™ to be proadcast by Stations MS PGE ir. ae ~- -. Vgeventh Balkite Hour includes: «GOLD SEAL ELECTRICAL Co., Inc. traces of old Spanish airs.” iW JZ, W GY and KDKA at 9:15) “i —— or sma quantity re- “Academic Festiva! Overture,” 250 Park Avenue, New York J Bori comes from a well-known | o'clock tonight. The program foi- | **P | none sind dibe Gencribe preparation | Bird.” Wagner; “Rakoczy March,” studied in Milan, making her | legretto. Vocal solos—A Dream,| o¢ them | Berlioz. mebut as Micaela in “Carmen” at); Grieg: Love in Springtime, Swedish. Miss Cy ; - a ay Co a oe Se . | Miss Crocker will talk on meat me Constanzi, in Rome, and has Orchestra—Victor Herbert's Fa-' cookery Wednesday morning sre | 2000-WATT STATION BEING | mace sung extensively in Europe! vorites. Orchestra—Two guitars. | w41) begin with the method of buy- | INSTALLED IN LOS ANGELES a Sot teri 4 ¢ : seen ia—Balatell: 3 . outh ——— ap solo- - os peerage Seem ing meat, tell how it should be A new 5000-watt broadcast sta- WRETTE T 1 | ict i ; target ad Orches- kept until the housewife is ready |tion for Trinity M. E. Church in ) L) AY OR 10 BE STAR pe me td > fe apy sancing to prepare it, then offer sugges- | Los Angeles, is being installed. For7h ‘ 4 EVEREADY HOUR TUESDAY be ; ae _ ett se ¢, Mar-| tions as to various ways in which |the time being it will be operated J|/-————— oe tini. ano ‘solos— zavotte and it can be served in the most appe- ion an output of 1000 watts. Store Hours: Daily 9.00 to 5 :30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 P 4 : Musette, D’Albert; Persian Lowe tizing manner. sieciatienteensiiacasiiaaiessiiibieds etre er <a) | Laurette Taylor, shone out, Song, Burmeister: Hexentanz Mac- In the Friday morning lecture, M'QUHAE SINGS ON WSB the bright star of “Peg O’' My Dowell. Orchestra—Spring Song. which is the weekly cooking school ,- Allen McQuhee,‘the tenor who! | e « Mart’ a few years ago, will be the! 19 a W ‘ld Rose. Serenade Mos- lesson, Miss Crocker will discuss sang through KSD Sunday nights | - mest artist of the Eveready group kowski. Vocal solos—Love’s Old “afternoon Goffee in Norway,” | last summer, will sing from WSB | eext Tuesday evening on KSD. | and offer recipes for cakes and tonight. His concert at WSB is; /m™ Laurette Taylor made her first cookies and other dishes which may | scheduled at 9:15 o'clock, central | , pearance on the stage as a child| Persion Market. ‘be served with the coffee. standard time. Gloucester, Mass. While still a ————— — , ma she was starred in various | of Wave Length Ahead”’ B aes and subsequently played for' : W, th O GPP number of years in a stock com-| Nn eeping 1 ur may in Seattle Wash. She first Aracted attention in New York'| | ° in 1910 when she -played in| eputation euas Jimmy Valentine.”’ Two years r — Won success as Luanna in ‘ is , rd of Paradise.” Later in f h d y f 1 ty W = Same vear she blossomed forth Or mere an 1Se O qua t ’ e . in “Pez O’ My Heart,” . e men for her by her husband, J. ll r ful in th selec- martiey Manners. The play ran are equa VY Ca e tion of the Radio Sets that we offer. We feel that the manutac- turers that we represent are as : . anxious to please you as we are, see on our floor represent the ef- - forts of tireless research and ex- o cellent construction. We Carry Such Well- . . Known Makes as * Radiola-Superheterodyne Stewart-Warner Vandervoort’s Radio Shop—Sixth Floor. Granite City Se. Louis, HI. 3/17 West Florissant lie, Hil. Th! — * ene Killer,” a pageant students of the. | iference of the Catholic Crusade tn the will be broadcast ore WEW of St. Louis, “sty at 8:15 o'clock. An or-'! ~ # Of 32 symphony musicians, | saClaed by Noel Por pping, will | throughout the pageant Giant hited by 450 Louis Cor dent «" Bron tonight m St ation Mission “The Music Center of St. Louis BOO 9OPOCC VO OSSSOSS8SE% SOPOSS ESSE VOSS PROCES FEC POSECCECSOCSSSSOGOOCS * - | a td

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Several, ied wy WIAZ of Chicage, begen ustme ‘he exzeiudive Canedian chennes prev“ieunty i-ft open out of respect to the Canediana, who have never cur weve jengine iaccor@ing t% Director E¢wards, the Cenaéiean prowGcasters ate being nei4 on their six «xcluaive end tie ‘1 shered chanmela This le tudesd more than can be expected of them. tr view of the encroachment of the @lacourieous Armerican sia- Sona. rut tf i a fact (YY the aiz weaves originally calied tusive Cana@iag chanpem all 7 one ere used ip L mitted a Fo ¢; ZB ae Oe ry Ute? Se. eR Forty troedcasting co-operms with The U. & lepart- of Agriculture tn contucting atoolw for farmeran. AD €D- ¢ 1.968.000 faertmers is es- ~~? Tv; Tac Fr, vr en Oo pert ac PO AR eR TM og ww how. 4 ty « * whee r—_ a aes oe - Pt ven we a a emp nes yee at ™ yee ms eae oy ye thee peas . 4 a . ~ ae topes: pe ot ae Ba tikay oo Oy Ope yi ic peniphay ari agi nlis he s Pi aru, - i. ; J 9 on LAE IOS n° a m i * d to lustrating and de ecTiding Sw entire ume of Freshman Mastermiece te ‘2 TERMS IF DESIRED SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 2, 1926 #4 on a a eee # # channels in the other, spaced 18) z2 46. and 2°40 news bu let it. MM. Leckede Gas on@ey. Wetresday and Musical program br Major Eé- py oan — Taesday, Nov. 30 7:00 P. M. The Vikings with Margaret Olsen, seprans 7:30 P. M. The Sotly Smecinnat. 8:00 P. M. The Erereaéy Hour with rette Taylor. star Beert. as guert 9:00 P. M. Priége Game - «* a - Awe }or Bouckere Bekers of 7 B- of “Peg oy i2e. 2268 eng 2:66, market anc Period Becty Crocker Goic La fz tie : Friday. Brothers, “Traée” Wkitteal Angic-Persians a = 8:00 P. M. Walter Damrosct and the New York Syrmpbory Orchestra in the Balikite Hoypr 9:00 P. M. The St Levis Srmphony from the Odeo... aa FE §=VIOLST =H Dorothy Milier Duckwitz. rr. String Quartet WIZ anc WEY at § o'clock Frider The quartet ig composed « A}- violiz Frank Kornstein, viola. and night Jacques eza.n Ger Eger lazor Shuk. sobn Corigtiane, violinist, be hearg with through Jacobs, first vicelin Kosteg| second cello program {follows Vielhn solos by John Cortgtian The é Pieris. the Baiéwtn Brations all . ‘Letesiand Scott-Ereisier; Vien- nese Doewskr: Intreduction ané Terantelie. Fiano solos »y Dor othy Duckwttz Four Little Danc- ere Sigvue, Lortily: Gevotte. TY Albert: Cortege. Debusser: Piay- era. Granados. By Baidwin String tr Quertet. Quartet tn A Minor, Sch uymant F.eadio signals travel much tfar- ther at night than Curing the dary. The daylight range of a station is its true range. Night distances are freakish. eye, Tee. ®nencr RCA Radiolas Day-Fan Radios "THERE are several thousand different makes of Radio Sets on the market. Irrespective of the claims made by the various manufacturers respecting the merits of their own ucts, our experts, after exhaustive all possible conditions, unhesitat- ingly endorse R C A Radiolas and Day-Fan Radios 28 superlative im tone, volume and selectivity. particular pr tests made un Investigate These Two Celebrated Radios at _Erker’s= 608 OLIVE M Large Increase in -_— > ee SOR Oe sae : quncy ait Across Pacific Ocean. EBealizing that re¢ic = practica! means communica sbere stations anc and between the ships munication yeception. It selects unerringly from hear . and appreciably betwer than anthing heretofore offered to the radio aur wish to compare > the fer ne Cae a & ¥ 7 Ly; e€e modes... 5. 6 aud #8 tuhe Speaher_—_ Table I ype, $55 — Pagete “, o°U jience. You may very properly ada Harmonated reception with ther recognized leaders. e new Fada. You F. A. D. ANDREA. BECK &&CORBITT CO. N Mau ay * 1581 jerome Avenue Fada Neutrodyne Receds AAA RES St., St. AMV DREA, Louis, Mo. Inc. New York — table and ; 8S to $400. Come 3 Fleer Type, $50 > a tethtaanaiin: seeeateiaatia nite RE SUITS DUE TO ner Chicago Radio Stati to Seek Injunctio - Protect Wave +? : : * 2A et | gy CARL H. BUTMAN. = - swing establishirg a court decision. of other the hy abe St Dal. +e tn Chicago by broadcasting WGN, of the Tribune, st:- WMA. owned by the (aicago I no “ ok ei Ades | -* Os aie " ee News, plans to seek an in- Hon to prevent station WJBST. “ by John S. Boyd of Chicago interfering with the News the same ci OT} in y. gs has been told, Judge Wiisen the circuit Court of Illineis held station. WGES must broadcast g wave length which would not . - the rtaily ‘ .4 of WGN. interfere with _— : — e This was tie ee 7N had ”-_——! oy members of =F Y? « ‘ar mm or in Lines went to court to ent WGES from changing e to 315.6 meters, or 950 Kilo- se parated from WGN's we by 40 kilocycles, the use of mich caused materia] interference hen both ‘were operating. ~mher Stations May Go to Court. The victory of WGN. the older ‘ion. in establishing its rigat te bority and protection from inter- | (Chicago district, at he State. is regarded nd bpreadcasters as a step. (mMher sta- en channels wiihin 5° of each other in congested Bitties will undoubtedly act. as WMAQ. to seek protection / interference from stations in ffeme district or S.iate. [It is that legal] proceedings be- stations in different States brought into Federal Courts 4 Q filed a prot some tittis ‘when WJBT announced a : . Vanes 4 \ew Cisads 204 Ui 2 | eo iw % bad 5 ae > 7 aS e > its le 3 ALL st WEW— 360 STNDAY 8:30 A! instruction by the Ree A. MoCerrt 2 P. M—cQovestion Bex 748 FP. M—Lecture change Kilocycles ana Zt would ap- that the News has an ever case than had WGN It must brealized that if to the Supreme Court of the Ss PF S.— Sermon, : « the Circuit Cou decision yourselves in the Love of Gel" Bivoriac WGN may be reversed Bu: Musical program. Tre Rev. Ee ow + — : H Forsyth DBD. Dd. ime then it is the only precedent morning and evening. ct that WJBT is or Friess, organist aygd directag, » len . a) Fiat _ Memorial™ Musical program. & = ~ % rt ~~ ewofthe fa Tare rao as- at Washington and locycles from the charn- | Los Angeles, these two ra of $5 at =s stic might join with WMAQ De — which would then bé (Grieg). Ab@uction# Federal court, involve tnterstate rights. the Bride. Arabian @ Je Stofmyr Eventing on the © 4 - Solveig’s Song. Morning, Aaa May Go to Federsl Courts. Death, Anitra’s Dance, Ip Gig GUCStion of how far te Protection accorded WGN be extended in miles is not Ball of the Mountain red lieved. however. a Water Lilr” (‘Mar la Bien-Aimee” ¢ light be construed te cover wit State of Iiti- Tobatierre a min the cera! nany miles apart , Symphory states must be Terry. ' | rat h tae same or adjacent Ww rT; * accompaniment to picture, . , He FT and WRC lengths Winning of Barbara Werth” © signe it was the opinion = ' riment of Commerce . of 500 to 1000 watts A AND B SOCKET UNIT$ = pic b> *» C1eT) Qo pre- wave the same ad 99 Wisi r, od 4 —- : se . t i. re * en mT . ile eA. i@ their ac Ty] @? ry ents * a ~¢% s involved th as, |)= reduced “i » 7 nae recep- e tnterference cou! > = - 4 : r ered rere intel) ‘7+. Thomas me” . Sagner ; ) “Where ‘ere 3 Wal ’ , : Handel Attempt from Love's ess to Fly” .. Old Engtish | ==—"“A La Bien ! — > -2eu a” nr ser cee ° ' al Scherzo .. Mendelssohn a ~"Aria la Manon Maasen*' called are ae Land.” Low Backed Car.” Humoresque” Drerak "e—~"March Mili- ..Sehubert ie since it | the ourts will hare the Whozit broadcasting sil : not seer dio exp Dr cr rec frequen tances” it has erating rear. Dr. Te (hat We the hig traveis . reef of t Ke deflec at whi lepends amd the goes CU Dr. the sh fairly ‘travel mer he iréem¢nmG liea visid t esta bid In ad roes uD ‘here i« Lae

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—— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ) PAGE 3B => aa Today's Program gE SITS DUET kK 8S D 545.1 Meters AIMING RADIO | WGN BROADCASTS LUNCHEON | | AND DINNER CONCERTS DAILY MESSAGE TO Luncheon and dinner -are furnished each day VARIED PROGRAM BY GYPSIES ON WDAF AT 8 P. M. TOMORROW sies tomorrow evening. at 8 o'clock on WDAF, 365.6 meters. This fa- concerts | by WGN, | Th aoe Pee ae |mous composition, one of Ameri- he epiritual “Deep River,” which is one of the many Negro | itself with advantage to instrumen- who has been occupying a promi- room Chatter—Walts, Ochki-Albe: in the hour’s program of the Gyp- nent part in the Gypsies’ Monday evening programs, will be (ea’s outstanding folk songs, lends weekly heard in four songs, “Sweet Gene- vieve,” “Deep in the Heart of Me,” “Lasted” and “Just Smiling. The complete program Lau- for the. ‘Kamenno! Ostrow, Rubemgstein: | Rendez-Vous — Gavotte, Aletter, ' Poem. Fibich: In a Monastery Gar- den, Ketelby: Capriccio Espagno!. Rimsky-Korsakof; Pale Moon— Song. Logan; Liebesfreud, Kreisler: 'Deep River, Burleigh; Gopak— Wig Bag % iy dys 3 ee > ee im ooo eK rs ¥ . ewe gg ty ah « ’ me f) ate hae ny \ ¢ un “A ¥ { sn yas RS a receiver through it. These ceivers, utilizing etther the 112 the 171 tube in the last aven socket, are designed for the use ® 135 volts of “B”" battery current . this stage. Consequently, the #* 'sotket-power unit has been de signed to give this voltage. Spe wire-wound resistors imbedded vitreous enamel insure a steas non-fluctuating supply of cura and specially large condensers current flow sure adequate for current . evdden derwands . ~ oa created by reproduction of @ tally heavy posenves of music. | WHOZIT GAME ON A game called Whozit has brought out bv Radio Digest ™m rine and 24 broadcasting stath 7 The local station in this cha Be the isteners who roll scores. Digest ithe highest ; ae issue of Radio Digest th are three pages of Whozit pictu ‘representing two Whozits : each station. The Weozlt pict mre portraits made up of four ments The segments repr ‘two or more individuals. The * tener identifies the segments assembles them according te * rules of the game and what # hears during the Whozit How ; the Whozit broadcasting 8 F Bris in a Stace. hen doth : KMOX—280.2 Meters | Pe Stations in mene Department of ed the microphone at the broadé * Consequently, Its filter construeeg Chicago Radio Station =xPert Bases Statement on New Develop-| 'concert starts at 12:40 p. m. and | ments in High Frequency Band, Holding | ‘Skipped Distances’ Theory Responsible. uns to Seek Injunction to protect Wave Length. | gy CARL H. BUTMAN. rin the establishing, g court decision, of other/ing a radio message at a place, Wise, the only signal@hat can be continues until 2:30 in the after- / noon. The dinner concert began >pecial to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Nov. in Chicago by broadcasting | thousands of miles away soon will . News, plans to seek an in-) n to prevent station WJBT, py John S. Boyd of Chicago, interfering with the News San in the same city. ~e has been told, Judge Wilson the Circuit Court of Illinois held « station : gily interfere with the pro- om of WGN. This was the first toward establishing other WGN had been the $02.8 meter or 990 Mivcle channel! in Illinois for me time. and went to court to Bovent WGES from changing its eve to $15.6 meters, Or 950 kilo- separated - from WGN ’'s : we by 40 kilocycles, the use of material interference re operatilg. ,r Stations May Go to Court. The victory of WGN, the older don. in establishing its right to) iprity and protection from inter- sce In the Chicago district, at not the State, is regarded Misteners 2nd broadcasters as a important step. Other sta- en channels within 50 Kkilo- ef each other in congested ities will undoubtedly act, as PWMAQ, to seek protection interference from stations in ame district or S.ate. It is mat that legal] proceedings be- different States broucht into Federal] Courts 4KQ filed a prot«st some time when WJBT announced selec- : ~~ 4¢ g oj a new enan73ei 6 403.. tsor 640 kilocycl-s, Pio prevent interferen n channel, 5 meters or kilocycies. sted only by 20 Kilocycles anu tion was much nearer than WGN to WGES. it would ap- that the News has an ever case than had WGN ged that if the case is car- tothe Supreme Court of the a the Circuit Court decision foriag WGN may be reversed Bu: thn it is the only precedent m¥iewofthe fact that WJBT is or 485 meter wave length dt WRC at Washington and 7 two kilocycles from the Sof KFI. Los Angeles, these two Mens might join with WMAQ me suit which would then bé ina Federal court, since it id involve interstate rights. Go to Federal Courts. me question of how far the Protection accorded WGN be extended in miles is not ed. It is believed. however. pit might be construed to cove: the State of Illi- + Federal courts will have now many miles apart if states must iffe ‘om? ALL eCreng) was channel as- be mrrate on the same or adjacent mels. nen the KFT and assigned. it WRC leneths was the opinion Commerce Stations of 500 to 1000 watts lid be separated by the width 2 country to operate success- Without interference on whe ehannel. Since that time, y meese of power has been so gen- end great that it is doubtful if peecrance is sufficient to pre- seer ? a 2 aHverlerence on the same wave experts will being, me ment radio r the ime the sa . A or interfering mS Wil fight it out in local ' to settle their problems. padiustments would be of great to the Department of Com-. and all listeners, as well as Slations involved About tof the station interference | Mard is helieved to be within. ™ *r cities and their environs mTa-state With Pfasonahle minimum. recep- ould improve materially and iMerstate - interference could he considered Trore intelli- by Conrress or the Federal! O'MOORE TO SING FROM ~ S| Silk AC IACeENn?t i - ot} this reduced =} WIZ TOMORROW EVENING " O'Moore, tenor and singer | h ballads, will be the soloist | Henry Hadley’s orchestra | ed of members of the New | ' Philharmonic Orchestra in a tO be presented by Sta- WZ at 7:20 tomorrow night. Program follows: a. 2} oe aa Selection from Attem p: from Love's : ees to Fly’ ..Old English | pe a La Bien WGES must broadcast | wave length which would not | It must | WGN, of the Tribune, Sta-| be an every-day matter, according) WMAQ, owned by the Chicago; to Dr. J. Hoyt Taylor, chief of the naval research laboratory at Belie- 27.—Aim- | ,tion being broadcast over WLIB. ; els a short distance, depending on} the power of the transmitter. Other- | * - ward, never returning to earth. Distance | heard at any distance is the; i one that is def ted back to earth. | For this reason, it is common for stations thousands of miles away to pick up high-frequency signals rranm* Sree. Lee low 19 meters. Dr. Taylor beiieves. 'On this. wave length the signa! eaves the antenna at so lo wan an- while stations only hundreds ot leaves tne @ é ‘vue. This comparison of a high- | frequency transmitter to a gun does) not seem startling to the naval ra-| | dio expert. Dr. Taylor’s statement is based on recent developments in the high- frequency band. The “skipped dis- tances’ theory is responsible and it has been confirmed by actual op- erating conditions during the last year, Dr. Taylor learned some time ag: that when the radio signal leaves the high-frequency transmitter, i traveis almost diagonally to the roof of the earth. When it reached the Kennelly-Heaviside layer it is deflected back to earth. The point at which the signal comes down depends on the heights of the layer |and the angle at which the signal’! goes out. Dr. Taylor has charted most of the short wave lengths and knows fairly well at what angle signals travel on each length. Last sum- mer made a number of meas- urements of the height of th: Heaviside layer and believes he has it established accurately. In addition to the signal that the roof of the earth which trav- he voces up to there is a ground wave | signa) will come down. aa ' ) cris — miles away cannot get them at all. | nh — It is a mathematical possibility to | G*550'VeS determine in advance where the uncertain in says Directivity is high frequencies. Height of Heaviside Layer. radio chief is heard quite well in San Francis- co. but does not reach its intended destination. happened in other Hiarmonics and the riorh c hanned the Heaviside layer is about 175 miles, Dr. Taylor has found. Around 2 o’clock in the morning, height increases to 2°75 miles, time it var.ts be directions. TOO D must agree- When number same 120 miies. ion in frequencies night the early morning, he a Most important among higt- quency developments curing year is the construction special transmitting tube with the piezo crystal, Dr. Says. There is sometimes a missing angle of radiation in use of high frequencies, Dr. Taylor si: other words, when the sign the antenna, which ther: international ~awmt oar ? mniencs. . —. Manufactured by ALL-AMERICAN RADIO CORP., Chicegeo, U. 8. A. 504 PINE STREET Authorized Sales and Service RAULAND RECEIVERS Forest is? «= Schweig-Engel Corp. 4929 DELMAR ferent languages. 4 THe mosSsT QCIRN TIF sO RADIO SERVICE IN ST. eT es Se eae ae Pere ee _ - eye Pannen e ip OG was — erent labislptie. nl ani maid net ear eebra pam 7a sb os na ‘ le Ne a ee el ee ee a ees eo . - RE tae 3 . : ape “oars feet ela ily « PPA ore Shae +) pas SP ERATOR TW Nes t-te? 158s 28 hE ay PT om Pion tae —- ee da 9 revere APA, pss orto aglhd vege, . f = he a * .Z.

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PERE OE EAE DDE LG REED GRD, Wig GR ORD kita el Hr SRA Le NGCINC hay Ri Me ew a Se RO RB Te RR, HI ieee Se =~ ates $ + ‘a+ way tee CSU Be air eis eRe Geb Ash Fe lite eho bat apse co Tinpnae 2p evs BIA Fl aah MCRT GE ARAN hp Teh oS hie? st » wy aoe “PSST Rh a BOR Eb. a ates! REE SE eli a aie " noone PAE Ak ee ation ee tf een ts oats As no Oe, s yrs aise; ; ey eee en 4 yas” La Pee ee ae ag re? te, tO, pele ny at Brg OO - ‘ ‘ ge err Sse _SUNDAY MORNING, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . , " . ~ PAGE 4B ie explained, would only DILL SAYS HE HOPES FOR make till more difficult the task | ive any radio commission of a Sation h ir, limiting the PROMISE , vast : of rung and dis- RADIO LAW C mene of rondeaere Sad, « pesition to suneaauilinme. Had (“ongrTress passed the VU I ts last s€ssi0n, — National Co-ordinating Committee Issues Statement Hoover Prepares Review of Broadcasting Situation for Congress. A : a ee rtea OnaiIt. ons th he as eould have been averted. By a Special Correspondent of the Post- Dupes *h. eee for Emergency Action ate and Howse conferees . tha SPCOI a The Sen week See Us for Crosley Radios TWELVE-PAY PLAN No Additional Charge for Credit appointment of Senator Gooding of Idaho, to succeed the late Senator | Cummins of Iowa as 2 member of) the Conference Committee. Much good may be accomplished emergency measure the Senate and Ho end of the last session. ‘ ~~ . ~ , ee tueé 7, aié . passed of enactment because he ice President did mot have ti sign it. This measure provi vhat no station shai] have any ed right in a wave length and me *o ds vest- re- ; - ~ . hopes an ern ergency e nassed limiting the i - ~S >. ‘Demands eempanggl by Congress. ‘tins Cam ais the Nat association of > Broa icasters: FR emott, president of the M ine Publishers’ Charlies H. Stewart of the American League, and Har St. Louis, presidemt of ated Radio Trades Association The National Co-ordinating Com- ASSOC 71. ive _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NOVEMBER Committee's ting Commit c ‘o-Ordinating Ts. oe ii (o-ordina ~ — ‘L= ain St asserts v por . Distributors of Crosley Products Automotive Division of THE CAMPBELL IRON CO. 819 CASS AVENUE ST. LOUIS Telephone, TYler 2100 Beck & Corbitt Company DISTRIBUTORS : Crosley. and Fada Radios Cunningham Tubes 3010 LOCUST STREET 1230 NORTH MAIN STREET By VAI ih 4 os Hh MI! GF Wa yy Gh The pertect reproduction loud speaker. its woncertul performs eth hughest and ; mendous volume and :ts VERY combine to best sciler on the market todav “Sock success hegets Reware' The secret of the Musicone’s supenorty 1s I but the Crosiey patented actuating umt. 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CEntral 3454-3455-3456 —_-7” with absolute fidelity, Now Hear Trimm The new Trimm Cone Speaker has brought to thousands of radio bass, are reproduced power, volume and TRIMM CONE +16 TRIMM PRICES No. 11 Cone—17 in. $16.00 No.7 Cone—14in. 12.00 Concert ...- 25,0 e 1730 10.00 but instead is in- bills be regari-d of pubdiic serv- final analysi greatest bene- public but to anc the urer, dealer ompromise thoeds may "tory solutio ~ Fe oLier the breakdown = - ¢ thete interes*s. prevect 44 4,424 2 pe ee . the interests of the p»- to State cour: 1 from ‘ocality irse of interference the same litions are identical hicaso WGN Ys "Th o Aecision of the \* nm? kre case > a ray of hope. “id that a separation es is necessary bé . Here ts a £1Imm SB 4 AA BES ry of the perti- PeTTT eT LT CLT TLL. Le ae b provisions of the White and --* ministrat Secretary of aid of commissioners, one of five zones into which try would Secretary of C grieved party * : ~Aea | he ne gi% sts* d —— wT merce ae) ya ris * : . -+ may appeal _ - an advisory commission rr TT? +4 to Commissioners wou Dut any year . wr bee eee oe members of the same po- party. No member no 3 e Oo Ba nciall ly moners 4 com- inter- he manufacture and sae ® apparatus represen iactiol > i ormmis one ene 7 exc clusive aad stcchcee one oe re $10.0 o a ind a secretary O40 ‘ommissioners ive years and not apes! Ir \S8° + -~- ss Or saie Trausmissis ™m.8sSi0n ¢@ whatsoever. visory woud oners cal oo a4 ; 4 man u = Peutetene a as to pas ete rk Tv"... 1 . sa hite Bill ny radio is paid “paid No “a broadcasting ‘ot os 7 S29 w hdc money oun need as nished br.” for didates. The Dill for jicenses vears for same period. Permit struct broadcasting station for any rive equa: candidates for and . grants broadca ——— and renewais - : station 2 be an- , -—- t- sting con- re. . - by reason terial thus broadcagé. bosipesiy The White bil makes ence to handling ex ness. By a resolution June 5, 1320, Navy radio g are permitted to access traffic for transmissigs privately operated prepared to give. service. By the Dill radio station bill any ness ies ‘=. use de és terfere with use for ¢€ Pie: The Dil bill does ae rebroadcasting. The Whit ball broadcasting except by riginating ‘station. Both bills provide pa courts of law by applic on licenses who have licenses or had them Both bills provide tion or operation ta onopoly —e nel and givin S. calls, ts povided Each bill requires that radio station be under te 4 tion of a competent Finally, each bill states. share equally wave lengths. As to Slander by Radia zZOne@s, The White bill provides of $100 to $1009, imp 39 dars to a year, or criminal siander by leaves the remedy for civ™ by radio to damage sult i) ‘ourts. The Dill bill prevides shall knowingly false or fraudulent radise eation or any slander or communication penalty of a fine set $1 60, - imprisonment for a person Movement panole, Lalo; Prahms;: Nocturne iz Chopin > The All-American Hi-bey shown ts one of several models priced from $30.90 to $120.00. marriage. ar e Marauis and. in the confusion ows, the pi of Don Alvaro 3 8 cidentall harged. mortally wounding ” Siena Leonora. in male disguise. flees to a hotel in the mountains to escape the wrath of her brother, Don Car- lo. who has sworn to kili her and Alvare. She has lost trace of Al- varo since the fatal night and is alone amd desperate. Suddenly at the hote! seers discovers that one of the students frequenting the none other than Don Carlo diss she flees. At the gpoment a2 young eYpsr ecirlt ap- ipears who annotnees that Italy gnd Spain have declared war upon Leonora finalty monastery and seeks admission “wor fessin fol. tise and reaches the entire situation He proc’ ae | *-s Re i. = ire and takes he at Arn? res her < ‘to a Aivare. belieyw-.- hes eniisted in neaer an as- fight in Ita’ Austrians M emortes ever with him and. be- he prevs that IeckK down upon his lone- heart. A Aistress ied man who his two hare recognition friends and is Wounded. apparently ‘lieving that he is toe begs Carlo to execute Destiny, however fashion and Al- Don Carto’s sus- remarks Ta still lives. &vors to con- at he is cuiltiees; Sing a duel follows itr: wounds Carle and he has slain him He ides to enter the holy ehur ame in heaven. ery of a wouwr: than Deon ut ae the ere close Carrio. ~~ se ' ¢? is no Pass and Alvaro is (arilo, who cowardice. | ide. and. un- near Leone In the duel (‘ario is mortal- eonora, coming nd finding ber nes forth to em- misunderstand. |; “.0n. stabs her and, as | een responsible for three | 2s‘s himself from the eliff * chant the “Miserere.” i¢ opera toe a dramatic GLO-PERSIANS TO PLAY FINE PROGRAM NEXT FRIDAY ua ’ promising Program Vv kitts . Al 3 mr the “orn a hye - Soe nz at “es me rae “(UU ne mejocts Mastery Carden. h etelby Dp d Pp uUsa#r be Logis Katzman re heet ra (jillet’s TY - 2 rts ami <- “Polonaise Mi the Angtlo-Persiane * litalire —— Trade Notes. n Radio fo has stere at 868 tere occn- while the Son radio retail fioer, is housed juarters ih teh Rer son t# radio operates COTM pean y¥ retailing station the St. Lowis = : Sar a Wik HEAR THE NEW iv ' at a seemteiaaiaia! \

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by reason of any a terial thus broadcast. As to pote weg 1e White bill makes tion tal censorship. h -th The Dill bill specifies that on of shall be no censorship ve : » each casters ovcr radio commu coun- t. Ss. Stations and er the an ac- 9 this would ex: ed They and sioners ne po- com- {inter- hd sale my or ec and | ww. oT ad- aw by The White bill makes no ence to handling commercial] } ness. By a resolution apr June 5, 1920, Navy radio are permitted to accept comme traffic for transmission whey if privately operated Stations not prepared to give adequas service. By the Dill bill any gover, radio station is aythorized tg 4 used for general commercia] } * ness when such use doe a . 7 4 ‘ aete with the following soloists: dmin- by a oners, into divid- e and ommiis- 000 a would terfere with use for Governme purposes. The Dill bill Goes not me rebroadcasting. The White ball prohibits broadcasting except by consent originating station. Wherein Bills are Alike Both bills provide for appeals + loners courts of law by applicants for nd NOt tion Mcenses who have been ref Oners jicenses or had them revoked. ——- Both bills provide against ¢or uid © mation or operation of a rad o is or monopoly. Guarding the’ distre hin 4 channel and giving right of wast ng, {i- eS. O. 8. calls, is provided in oe | bill. dha Each bill requires that jon Of -.aio station be under the at trans- tion of a competent operator: y form Finally, each bill provides paired states, and communt ory share equally in distribution « in’ ® wave lengths. As to Slander by Radio. The White bill provides for @ of $100 to $1000, imprisonment ¢ 30 days to a year, or both, criminal slander by § radio, leaves the remedy for civil Slag by radio to damage suit in courts. The Dill bill provides that person shall knowingly utter false or fraudulent radio comm ication or any slander or libel communication by radio und penalty of a fine not exceed $1 O00, both. VIOLIN RECITAL THURSDA violin ZONES, ting. adcast- d re- permit station matter on for be an- “fur- s made al can- casting enewals o con- not re- ast by money iain ‘ ‘harles srograrms made ie impression on the rag lience eariv this year, his first recital for f 1926-27 from WJZ night. includes: Fow Symphony ‘roadcast nN ? Thursday His program Movement of the broad- panole, Lalo; Waltz in A M all not} Rrahms: Nocturne in E M laction Chopin: Gypsy Airs, Sarasate. ee © .*s0 , ; Destino, . sing by | Ei presiocilla. Benedetto, two lovers pl an poise of Mal which follows. Alvaro is acc! Band Spain have fy monastery imprisonment for a year : a vA ATUL ARS I oT pind OPERA ON KSD a La Forza del Destino” Direct | From New York To- morrow Night. . E 4 tabloid version of “La Forza in which are several fa- . Verél, 4 arias, will be broadcast from | x at 9 o'clock tomorrow eve- the WEAF Grand Opera | under direction of Cesare So- nees Sebel, soprano; Dev Nadworney. niralto; Don Alvaro, Giuseppe di tenor: Don Carlo, Car! Fra Melitone, yeonora, bra yvora Rollins, baritone; Nino Ruisi, basso. whe scene of the opera is laid In Staly and Spain in the el ighteenth eentury. Doh aweiis is in love with Leonora, daughter of the Mar- quis of Calatrava. The family be- me opposed to the marriage. the to elope, but the departure arouses in the confusion Don their e Marquis and, the pistol of jentally mortally wounding the Marquis Leonora, in male disguise, flees to a hotel in the mountains to escape the wrath of her brother, Don Car- jo, who has sworn to kill her and jwaro. She has lost trace of Al- yaro since the fatal night and is alone and desperate. Suddenly at the hotel Leonora discovers that bene of the students frequenting the @® place is none other En disguise and she flees. than Don Carlo At the moment a young fypsy girl ap- pears Who announces that Italy declared war upon Leonora finally reaches and seeks admission entire ation to procures her suit- takes her to a cave nearby where or several for Alvaro, ining with fin the meantime far Leon ioTra d ead, m Spanish army under an as- quied to ght in Ita?y ainst the Austrians. Memories mi her are ever with him and. be- meving her in heaven, he prays that he may look down upon his lone- pess of heart. A cry of pangs him to a wounded man who Mnone other than Don Carlo, his fn enemy, but never met there ey become close frie later Alvaro | Austria. erfessing the situ abhot. He mie attire and vears, however, re aie’ catia 0, believ- as enlisted in name distress two have genition nds and apparently mortally. “en alts that he is to die, Alvaro begs Carl as the is no reco is wounded ican Hi-bey shown is one a priced from $80.00 to $120.00. Reception— | ably priced _ rican Re ceiver buy a receiving set you enjoyment that can had for the money. -American Receivers thers similarly priced. they represent exactly es you're looking for. receivers are typically an in compact, artistic ity workmanship and yne quality. re several attractive sure to see them—an Straus Co., holesale Distributors Phone JEfferson U. MERICAN RADIO CORP., Chiesse. iO to execute aus last wishes. Destiny, orks in its own fashion and die, Don Ca roused and he rx Leonora ugh Alvaro er ome Den Carlo th: ¢ : * Wrongdoing a Which Alvaro * A . muPves that } hee ata t ae Beas sista 1e aS Siain mim. however. Al- rlo’s sus- marks Still lives. ndeavors to con- it he is guiltless , duel follows in wounds C and He mere ford de: ides to enter the holv eters of the chi ario i urc!? | Alvaro is arlo, who cowardice. | and, un- near Leone In the duel arlo is mortal- Leo coming and ing her * dying, rushes th to em- | Alvaro, misunderstand- iation, stabs her and, as is been responsible for three ths, casts himself from the cliff the monks chant the “‘Miserere.” nging the opera to a dramatic OS? OLO-PERSIANS TO PLAY | FINE PROGRAM NEXT FRIDAY | ‘nh unusually promising program that planned by the Whittal An- | Pers KSD next Fri- | P evening, beginning at 9 o'clock mr the orchestr ‘Call of the mert ¢ pening will come Be a M onustery Garden?’ by the composer, Ketelby,. who has x Some truly melodic tone " rive Vei ai re pass and t; rover ’ Unis ft

A a en ntil ts - ka) DK DK KD KO Dk ak ok -_—- PRA HL RD Re De DEDEDE ORD DI RED DDL nr = eda ake | ak ——_ * SCOR OOOOICE ales ke! SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 ; ‘ / } tLELRERLELL LILLE. | = : | Watch voll Star Square’s | | 8th Store | | N. W. Cor. | Cherokee and lowa See Newspapers or Announcement on -seamenteataacaaeagate tlle i CR tt —s eR ee 2 $$ R SQ hE “su PPLY CQ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eekeeerneccre ee ee OF AN AUTO ALL STORES OPEN DAILY = . _— - : ee ee es TILL 1 P. M. - ’ ii ‘? ; i U Y | | Send s [our ; tj : > - ST. LOUIS’ OUTSTANDING RADIO VALUE! A Real Sale .. . Console A Gigantic Purchase of Three Carloads of These Fine Console Radios—True Evidence of STAR Radios! SQUARE’S Huge Buying Power—Enables St. L.ouis’ Outstanding Chain Store Organization to Offer you a Genuine Mahogany Console Radio Complete With All Accessories, at Less Than } n = * Das - ‘ a ; ; \ Nositisrrsflinnesilitees a At $45 this 5-tube Radio Console is without any doubt’ St. Louis’ outstanding Radio bargain. This receiver is superior in range and quality to many 5-tube “Radio sets selling at consid- erably more than this price. Here is a real opportunity to get the best possible in 5-tube Radio reception, at a price that means a goodly saving. - Completely Equipped CONSOLE RADIO SET Including all B Batteries, built-in Loud Speaker, pterage Bat. ter Aeria!t E qui pment S 19 Tuves ead ail mecessary ac- «essories. _ DMF ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ELSE TO BUY rereni oy epi Radio Console With Utah Built-In Loud With a Genuine Built-in Utah Loud Speaker, the Price of the Receiving Set Alone. _ EE ia erage TTHTITT Lh ee The Radio Set itself reflects its precision and skilled crafts- manship in all de- tails. Every feature demanded of a per- fect receiver is here; distance, selectiv- ity, tone quality and simplicity of opera- tion. > | : | : ’ During This Sale Only FREE INSTALLATION Entirely operated from your electric “s O ) | the switch on the radio set. Com- pletely hooked up ' Se ae for % 4 ) a hiss r > ad A — _— “ * i S » 24 . / " 5 i Y. iy ay wed ‘ et r 4 si Say. io fea a - a fo Wiiah:acs) tana ap ior ei eae aa tee LR ey: eye rareee . x PN OIE VS rears ay: % ve ety pax Pek it if Medd me . » NE iS sal SN grea - wr , i ’ ¢ aed . 7 ae nh re 7 . ay - SS PM aS ae, wi ters Bags oo os te eee * dee EMER oO at a” Fs Liens Fi Uae . » : pa Atte “ - = - -. * > Ja ren arioaty Spry poy pans oe a+ Sy >) Sa ee ee 8 Erg eg eere AY nee 2. aitists \ SPR AP te ns sor le ee vy RO eee oA: * Seah e . ee en . — ? 6 ee nA PAS Rees re. EP . ’ “ ? ‘ ‘. So ed ae le IRE en A TRAE egy oer littl = ANAS eA PINT oe TGR aA Sn Me NMG 9 parcel Si eat ARETE Ne: AAI ee TR epee MES rey ao tivary oar 5 e as Pg eg hee se ew * . . ra 9 5a ATOR Sow Ly mtr — PRR oat — « “ye hee ¥ bog aN eee ae aad Se peak: lanes ae Jee yt tes es & seed hg age ONN RM MRR: LEIP AT ag ROAR SRN TI ah PRR RNR RID MRL Bie RIE TS ORS Es » PI Aye es LMI LE EOE Np) CE BEE ns “ ro . . - - . 7 + : Koved . ‘apie > . tusks, ~ “ty Saatere, gies te ; “ inte. ey Sean hc . . ‘ the 2 ~ = ~ ge Fa 4 GF tate BRO cope oe - ~ . we ? ° , gS « a s + Pt s . . “x &* 7 A De te a ina oo 4 op ee mS + + . ae

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PAGE 6B __ 000 BROADCAST earilion of | - the in wg eangeiillee Bantiet Church, | Ton. it was fou the Park Avenue Baptist Church, / ae by the bel ‘ ' PROGRAM B=! | Phone. ning ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH call “a remote micro-|time the clapper struck one of che ; In testing for pick-up of the ca-{ On the other nd that the sound | crophone was ls was so intense | New York, at 6 o'clock this ¢v®-/ +nat if the microphone was placed | engineers of WJZ will use} within 50 feet of the carillon, each | the microphone. | bells the a aiid, away from the hm ing, noises from the rnicrophone would biast rhen the mi- placed far enough | ls to avi street entered ‘T+, , = s aid rus t) alll or’ s vr hietie oi ie eS " sounds — . of the cariion. ict bliast- : r sorn.e¢one fi OU SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 | passing motor cars, the traffic off | elewated trains and wall mixed : of seermed to be with- con- “reflected sound sie ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH the street were the sound waves coming carillon. reflected from wall. were softened just enough te prevent biasting. a — shut off, >. from the —— eee A . _™ the brick | ' o'clock. Tt WILL BEGIN ON KMOX TODAY The first of a new series of or- gan recitals from KMOX will be 'given this afternoon from 3 to 4 will be given by 0O. at the organ of the Cathedral Wade Scottish Faller: Rite He will | be assisted by Miss Anna Beckman, soprano. Fallert will confine his recitals to the more “popular” music, in- eluding the works of Victor Her- bert. Gilbert and Sullivan, Friml and others. 'Jections > et ¢ a Sg a waves.” By placing the micropsone | WEW ORGAN RECITAL SERIES — QUARTETTE IN OLD-TIME SONGS the gongs of passing | in a certain pesition, facing 4 brick it was found that the noses) but | The Jolly Buckeye Bakers maiec quartet, which will be heard Tues- day evening at 7:30 o'clock from KSD, has been associated ag a group for nearly five years and its members are all church or concert | soloists. Selections in their Tuesday evening will “Can't You Hear Me Calling. Caro- line.” “The Vacant Chair,” “Rocked half-hour in the Cradle of the Deep” and *My | Wild Irish Rose.” An instrumental trio will lend support in these se- and will be heard in two other numbers. include - NEW STATION CANADIAN CA Ld Pag Bes ‘Five Broadcasters, Way Scattered, Added -to Timm Operating in UL §& @ Special to the Post-Dispatch. a WASHINGTON, Nev. 22-8 ‘addition of five radic 3 5 : apn j pial . g ‘Prt eree : : ; : om ROE Ree NE 00% Ll ye sete ATE Dose od: ‘ 4 a Since white Bey ora ROR ty. Bade iad 64 a, > ee OU SE PS tions to the number of ot ‘im operation in the Unites au is amnounced by the D mer Commerce. Changes im the » lengths of six other sist ? announced. 2 The new broadcasters are scattered. Except in eps the wave lengths chosen by _ newscomers are below 366 ms and the new stations are gate pected to cause undue tz ; with stations already on The five new stations Everett L. Dillard, 11 meters, 25 watts; j Ives, Marshfieliy 3 y - an a ‘ ; “ Ne air Wegln, ae al Ree TS c os 4 73 - 7s . ect k : --3.9 meters, 15 watts: EG ee 4 , ele ae ' a pe : | | Send ‘or interesting é' y, booklet Ite Ai e yes most Human. Si MAiz your dealer doesn: ‘ 2 yt carry _the Pausin 4 Orctacdne «write to . | Oy Up Department F. 4 ? licensed under - " ) 2 l- U. S. Patent, Oct. 12, 1926 | ree an a 71399 787. J 220 662 ye we ap ONE eran dome! Se sa 8 SEE nla as ae f It comes le PRON Tat > tabed aie - . “hms a mn y. “ ON a, Ldn ae See Pe at S > ° te. LS Rhee a MALE eee hee ae pres 4 . ? a ) as ie be RE EE Ee MPRA. cs 3 fie ; : AF oa rag VO tend aad Nests satan ote cee Ree allies nities oa nid ; ; Sheer 2 oe, , ast Dewy PNG Gr eds Res . ig toute “ te a) . a . ; ~ y ot . : : er . wi ee a, Ee i set es ° eee eae e is mpeg ve Saab» ane + - » » e a , “ " ex SRA eee . a ot - * ’ ra up SPR ee vay © nr \ nae ipso alge ae ain Se Ais ee APRs sa Loin miey, Sate nig, coat KSCO, Sioux Falls Bre ei sociation, Sioux Falla, & 9 meters, 100 watts The new Wk consin station, WGBR, hes @ie Gar een ee Se IES Se Sects ean a dai Fight tne RO BEE hi HP Nl oe i OR Ay intl tain ae RY, we eM: fn 7 es ATG ave , ¥ pet A 9 Oye bye, Mee meee oe Five i Te Mass.. 235 meters. 180 and 1.294.1 BRM, hg CE Bl Sing 5 tah tie Neblett. Suai _ eteort Tudiua ergtong the *°oh retes, Sleng for ww Leones. visible electrolyte level. It can be used not only with either 4 or 6-volt radio “A” batteries, but to charge automobile batteries as well. Charging rates: to 6-volt battery 2.5 amperes high rate; .5 ampere low rate. To 4 volt battery § am- pere high rate; .2 ampere low rate. Current cost about * cent pér hour of reception. Operates from 110-120 AC with models for both 60 and 50 cycles. Also tor 25-40 cycles with 1.5 am- peres high rate. No matter what type of Set you now own, you will find this thecharg- er for it. No matter what type of set you may purchase in the future, this new charger will amply take care of it. Add it to your “A” battery now and know the pleasure of always egy | A having full, silent, light socket . PE ~ x ————— radio “A” power. Ask your dealer. oe a. e 3 os Fansteel Products Company, Inc., North Chicago, Minois. Pausin Engineering Company 727 Frelinghuysen Ave. Newark, N. J. we ~ ely al , . » ‘a Bim 3 > ave iy ins Driggs nh ks Pt Rey tok ? oy — pe wos is 4 : 7 a EM FOIE LE LES SRB EOI Schl ER RT RR EM tat Ba a LO ‘ Tr Kg RD on " i ll a ree bs . paloma to Ne den 4 at > c ee ye HA Tare re IRC! tg fh" tap Fy eee) ited capacity only. Can be ieft on continuous or trickle charge thus autcmatically keeping the battery at full power. Converts your “A” battery imto a light socket “A” power suppiy. te about .5 ampere. Price $10. 2 abn BE pg &. Hear ’ WALTER DAMROSCH and the NEW YORK SYMPHONY in your own bome over any one of 13 stations Every other Saturday night a sym- phony concert. On alternate Sarur- davs one of Mr. Damrosch’s popular piano recitals on the great Wagner Music Dramas. Over stations: WEAF, WEEL WGR, WFI, W CAE, WSAI, WTAM, WWJ, WGN, WCCO, KSD, WDAF, WOC. Balkite Hour SATURDAY EVENINGS oem Sartern (89 ue Gortrm/ ) Sizweard Tuer “ee fee Sens hk Ree... + e een? 3 New Balkite “B”’s for every of set— including Balkite“*B”-X for sets of 8 tubes or less Balkite “B” eliminates “B” batteries and sup- lies “B” current from the light socket. Noise- ess. Permanent. No bulbs. Norhing to wear out or replace. Over 75,000 Balkite “B's are 915 Olive Street. Se H. G. SAAL COMPANY .:« | 5 = aS : a Canadian channel, 338.9 SSN ; & is as has station KGCH, of Wham Banat gi aed Neb.. In tts recent shift fom nt 2D Soap: 5% ag meters to 434.5 meters, the mat — : eS o, this wave length tn the _— Y fe ; halt 4 img authorized only fer ths - P ees “y) Navy Station at Arlington, Was eC 4 5O hag se "az a Of the six stations that allel - “ile l Se ew) wea cneir wave lengths, only ene dem _— S “y ped back from a Pirata B a : to ene below 360 meten @ a ae changes were as follows: . “AMX Sy Brooklyn, N. ¥., jumped from 3a to 329.5 meters; WMAL, Washie® converts your'A’ ba coh aera a 293.9 meters: WNJ, Newark. mam ; | from 252 to 350 meters: EW — e + 6 39 bd ~— Cedar Rapids. Ia. jumped & # PY "om 277.6 to 296 meters; KGCH, into Yh Lg f 06 ef Pow Supp Y W1 - a > Neb.. dropped its channel . a | ~ from 459 to 4345 meters aie WGM, Jeanette. Pa. dropped ; 3 e from 372 to 263 meters. | Like the Flory, wth \'s short roest YANIO SC See eee sy AM C Ower OTF | ‘nnounced the change of itz own-§ ership from the Breadecastiag <a & of America to the Nations! i= ‘asting Co.. station WRNY, News, The new Balkite Charger with both Tock. ennsuncet es ick ing Coylesville, N. Zz * trickle and high charging rates is an Wr pe easily the greatest charger value in taken a second set of call . . WLAC, which will be used radio. It combines the advantages ee eee fb h ick] d id h : Life and Casualty Insurance. Tie 0 ot tricxie an rapl Cs areing. arrangement is the same as Ung . 1: t ITR-WcxX. Detroit. At the low rate, as a trickle Ee ge ee ° 7 rs. changed its ) charger, it can be permanently con- aap A E () | I A N a chem Se aam a nected tO your a battery thus Distributors COMPANY OF MISSOURI : ante cee _ 3 keeping it automatically tully 1004 OLIVE STREET Se aan ap aaa be | \ charged, and in effect converting it EX i | into a light socket “A” power supply. t | Ti hight pe KELLOGG RADIO] vides a ready re | serve of power . ample for the larg- C rp. ? _ =~ — j est sets. | | Like all other | CONE S Balkite Radio : Power Units, the | : Your radio set may be getting all of ¢ new Balkite Charg- are you getting it? The ss ; It on the principle of the 3 iseless in Bul principle harp, er is no seless i — ~~ perp operation, and in anced tone throughout. Allrumk | 7 7 most instances can Two models: 20-inth; $25; t4-ine today giving satisfactory service. 3 models for : we will & all types of sets: Balkite “BW at $27.50 ter sets be used during re- ui giadly tell you where to . of § tubes or less requiring 67 to 90 voits. Bal- ‘ : - kite “B”-X (illustrated), for sets of 8 tubes or ception. It isa ptr- less. including power rubes—$42. Balkite“B”-Y, , for any radio set— $09. manent piece of equipment with no bulbs, nothing to wear out, re- place or renew. Its large capacity makes the addition of water un- necessary except at infrequent in- tervals. Filling is made easy by the A Ae A eg = - . a ™ “ "The Radio Particular People have been Waiting For~ — An exceptional radio from every standpoint. Out “2 standing in the musical quality of its reproduc tion. Beautiful as furniture. And built with s mechanical perfection that will delight the exper ienced radio man. Radio has made vast progress. But it remained for Kellogg, with its 29 years of telephone manufactur- ing experience, to create something really new and better. This Kellogg set introduces to radio a new system—Inductive Tuning. Inductive Tuning brings a new —and equal efficiency at all wave lengths. It makes possible an ease of opere tion quite beyond anything you have ever known. Kellogg's built-in speaker is a triumph of acoum tical research. —— — District Sales Representative: va WOOD & ANDERSON 915 Olive Street St. Louis, Mo. ~ Balkite = Ladio ‘Power Units o Re with your “A” battery supplies all radio current automatically Supplies automatic power to both “A” and “B” Circuits. Controlled by the filament switch al- ready on your set. Entirely automatic in opera- tion. A permanent piece of equipment. Em- plovs no tubes. Requires no Serves anv set now using cither 4 or 6-voit “A” batteries and requiring not more than X milli- amperes at 135 voiss ot “B” current—practically all sets of up to 8 cubes. Price $59.50. Adl Batkize Radi Power Units operate fom 110-120 eotts AC cwrven: wth made fer bech OC and SC cycies The new Balkire Charger u also aucilabdic ma speciai ' model fer 15-4 cries. 2 THE BALXITE LINE OF ELECTROLY' © SE Es ‘Ss ROT EC" ED BY CREE EDGA® W. ENGLE U.S. RE'SSUE PATENT No. 16.4638. DATED OCTOBER 12. 1926 s - is indeed, a Fine Musical Instrument —e radio at will fimd a warm welcome among people who really value fine things Any: Kellogg dealer will appreciate an opportunity of demonstration. AGENTS FOR - Let us assist you in chang- — 4 B A L K IT E Ele ctric Co. ing over your present Radio : - a “a a y e Receiver to one completely | K Switchboard & Supply * PRODU aii ZT is sone ST. LAMP-SOCKET CAMPBELL IRON CO., mane at: paar 2100 * CEntral 3454-3455-3456 OPERATED LARGEST INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE MANU PACTYS Licensed sauder application for latters patent ef Radia Frequency Laboratories, Ine.

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'. — * . : ’ , * : m ai | = bd : , 5 = { i ‘ “iV i . iz ’ “+ . “ ‘ , x -— 7 ene . \ } - ‘ " oe a4 * - ~ “a _ Ce > .~* _ — - .. = . . ’ Dur | ae; Scattered, Added to Those Meg. |! cm A WASHIN | ro- | _ Operating in U. 3 i H ? ete seess:-siteess. ss a perating in S. - 1A. i | septs ee | LOUIS & Ty | — 4 | hi ; . \ : & tal | Special to the A peel 3 se- - Rs i t ) , > | WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. ~ The | | i ; ; ;addition of five radio broadcasting Bee ed | Stations to the number of Plants F Oe ee eas , Dial Vin operation in the United Statag . | Accessories Atwater Kent. }is announced by the Departmen: of © Commerce. Changes in the ware | q lengths of six other stations arey [We Recommend announced. The new broadcasters are widely | HH ATWATER KENT oc AND ia | Teooet ss" °7 O —_ Ae ~ —_— = = ~~ ee —~ . -- - - seattered. Except in one instance — .| the wave lengths chosen by the ii at ae pe FADA RADIOS . — eS MODEL 35 hnewscomers are below 300 meters | seeesertes and the new stations are not ex. | A thorough inspection in § | es ee = . Less A pected to cause undue interference EE - your set by our, expert wil § | — | Free Home Demonstration with stations already on the air. locate any irregularities. — $2.50 Weekly Payment Everett L. Dillerd, Kansas City night, only The five new stations are: WLBF, Complete service, ~~ or | 211.) meters, 29 watts: WGER al « Call Colfax “2092 George S. Ives, Marshfiel4, Wis, PHONE PROSPECT 1203-2123 | : gq Siping Stockton cat sa Blackwell Radio Service Co. | | Gaertner Electric Co. meters, 5 watts WEPS, Ra! | Glendon Matheson, Giloucestarta | 2832 GRAVOIS | 3521 N. Grand Av. Open Evenings COlfax 2092 Mass., 295 meters, 100 watts, ang | | KSCO, Sioux Falls Broadcast As. @ . , sociation, Sioux Falls, 8. D., 360 . meters, 100 watts. The new Wis. consin station, WGBR, hes taken : . AUTHORIZED DEALER a Canadian channel, 328.9 meters, Satta tte tent ania tom a |] ATWATER KENT RADIO - it'tace fetes Scxcr'et |] EMTH = FREED-EISEMANN = CROSLEY | f : : W ele - ; ling authorized only for NAA, the @ FREE HOME DEMONSTRATIONS | : Navy Stat! t Arlington, Va. | “Of the six stations that attra Alexander Radio Electric Co. yr ,their wave lengths, only one Jrop- @ ae ie a | | ; ped back from a Pirate B channel } 1129 OLIVE STREET “"e ihe GArfield 3017 | ‘ | | to one below 300 metera The Bie | ; | changes were as follows: WFRU,. & : Brooklyn, N. Y., jumped from 208.4 ,to 329.5 meters; WMAL, Washing- Gee fet ee c.f Did you miss last night? eee | Corp. ‘from 252 to 350 meters; iCedar Rapids, Ia., Bit +S ¥o Fe ha, wee eee ee te ee ee =" ak ho a Retort ey. 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" ” RR WR Ahh ae atin i. eae i aahiiaaaedains ih 3 WN : 3 , “ et a PM ies 8 en eb ha 5 ) . Le _ ear Ay ks To ’ a a) Seed : * ‘aba “ ’ } ° , ° 4 or 8 id - - " ag ot owe oy. al + a sete ou ae pant oy puwet pez : a Dice + p= ae net eee oie = : Beast =. GS “ . ~ “4 6 . : j 4 ” tote CoS i ; “4 eg - = ¥ pa ew li ge ~ ori by a eats a—eittee . y Jw al ee ~ eve ne 7 eee eee we + —— - oxte = ” - , , as oe ee we , 4 : Rue ¢ - A 03 > E>, ee ; P chin > padunnte ‘ han wanagntannes eghestenen svbidinpenstienie Tel bo 5 iti lieedd . Shae ile Ate secllitidanie asi OTe akon rane’ wih wal\ptied a nalgntialiin ectiiewerttllers dieksaliodaal e Rien teidielaset..» ten i a el NE A et Pn ween vera ntapelle alpen tebe hitgion.fadiinitauteiatnatanttiarngee vprbdtaneiotion, ntact tt ai-teraipaht "ipeage why poets e+ nvr ras s mill é ; = staat . amnseibnen or, oO a: rhe om war we er “ : ‘ Pad * J a bie Lowe bd . . "e = . “* « ~ ey ” « cat ° * ors ee ™~ wet : oe OP renee Nt an al ee ay “ a s “ ante ine & ae mere Prin tentalitnin genes fat sine whew ee es enn ~« A > “~ et 9 tent WA . DO 6 a na - . exe. meager . sail IG i RNAI Rg MBIT BE ek ate BON A Se A SENS aa —_~ ~ = Oe RR OL ORT Dee Bh ee me en el eet ow a * ~ ~ ners iiekineatnaie wat Sr a A - 7 ° : Neb... dropped its channel slightly wags of VOU ] Wh ‘by Ti At C ienti i Service in St. Louis from 450 to 434.5 meters: and & LG ; | K ov €. & O11 ad . = _ — or Wear, Xew York, 82 mtn | Ecce Jn ih Ave you been watching the radio programs thi | ‘| - ATWATER KENT announced the change of its own- tore vil "Sinine prea a gs 6728 | — ing* mieoomae programs this Fall? : | casting Co., station WRNY, New hearing and you are missing if your home is stil] | | CONVENIENT TERMS _Coylesville, N. J. En | : 3 ¢ . Eo F. 3! | | pe ; : ‘ : ; 0430 WLAC, which will be used when & - ' | LOSE BON: | The air is filled with entertainment and information intend- | 4929 Delmar—FOrest sone the station is operating under the . Pie Set | DY eitane Tex. -234 me- ( y Boe igec SU | to the One Dial of an Atwater Kent Receiving Set. About 50 new words have been Speaker—the instruments of true, natural fo ED ne. UTHORIZE A ’ EVERY SUNDAY EVENING Dealer a The Atwater Kent Radie Hour brings you the stars of opera and cencert, in Radio's finest | : aT hicage . — ' : yr . 2 « «Washington - « «-Philadelphia ee ce CONE SPEAKER pps PS ne Buxton & | oat a Built on the principle of the harp, the Saal Ec-centric provides 1504 PINE STREET Two models: 20-inth; $25; 14-inch (junior), $15. Phone and Fourth St. Near Olive 277.6 to 296 meters; KGCH, Wayne, WGM, Jeanette, Pa.. dropped hack @ ALL ELS from 372 to 269 meters. Eis the Bary. want te chowt MOD OF ership from the Broadcasting wo. the high rotes, Glong radwis AY Ay} : Ne ‘of America to the National Broad- — Fhe olen : . Just turn to your newspaper and see what others are . ON D I S P L A Y York, announced removal of it tt ss | i too Mow York City ta without a good rddio set. ‘ ‘ Station WDAD, Nashville, has §. Or ask your neighbors—see what they say. | Perfect Satisfaction Assured taken a second set of call letters, | | ‘Life and Casualty Insurance. The : chs il abet dh Me i | | ed for your Car. And you get it all so simply, sO easily and so OPEN EVENINGS arrangement is the same as usd t Soa. hare ts a sae rangement is the sar W porte clearly, right by your fireside—just by touching your fingers rs changed its call letters to 4 / N | tho. the Seetish since thé Y 7 | | plaud your own judgment in selecting for your | Visit Our Office Furnitute Department and See Our establishment of radio. ! | home an Atwater Kent Receiver and Radio , | ‘Display of Radios Any Atwater Kent dealer will quickly supply | you with the means of hearing the next concert . | Atwater Kent : ee: —and the many others to come. | 2 9 | P ve j . , program. Hear it at o:1§ Eastern Time, 8:15 Central Time, a C-CEONLIIL | Whe: ESS See Gold on Convenient Terms i Besson ' Your radio set may be getting all of the best that’s on the air— bark ort na DISTRIBUTED BY o but are you getting it? The Saal Eccentric will get it for you. : y | BROWN & HALL SUPPLY CO. nner Ly . ‘4 A ' & short radius for treble, a long radius for bass notes. True bal- anced tone throughout. All rumble and“barrel tone”eliminated. PRINTING and STATIONERY CO. i we will gladly tell you where to hear the Saal Ec-centric. _ Factory Representative WOOD & ANDERSON COMPANY 915 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. _H.G.SAAL COMPANY . Makers : Chicage, U.S.A. Serre TS TIT A a DAYS MORE To Join Our ATWATER KENT CHRISTMAS CLUB im | Down - | PT Waiting bor= Makes You A Member HELLRUNG & GRIMM Ninth and Washington—Sixteenth and Cass Jo Your Christmas Shopping Early _ ~ Receiving Sets for five, six or seven tubes. ONB Dial or three Diels. Ma- “quality of its reproduc- : bogany ot crystalline finished cabinet. Price range (less tubes and batteries iture. And built with a ( bet with battery cable attached) from $60 to $140. Redie Speakers from $16 to will delight the exper- | $23. Illustrated above, Mode! 30 Receiver, $85. Radio Speaker, Mode! H, $21. ress, But it remained for of telephone manufactur- something really new and introduces to radio a new ing. Inductive Tuning === | ATWATER KENT HEADQUARTERS, > liso triumph of ecour ‘usical menient—s tate RI S—. "y wt saat Heningreeitiions * ~ (6b AA, Peat lie ee ee eaten aid ae ed ~~ — - met nob ee ee eee iis —

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7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — a SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMPER 28, 1996 [SCHROETER'S 810-12-14 Washington Av AUTHORIZED DEALER ATWATER KENT RADIOS CRYSTAL REC. SETS | ONE DIAL HEAD PHONES Vers selective: will seperate = SETS AND CONSOLES quality ; Stations. “Special price compicte chuding The Ultimate in Radio known Be uy ae eee nh +7; make ate, # COMBINES Every a Simplicity — Selectivity guar- em Atwater Kent Radio is honestly Sp largest Radio Factory in the World. ES ee. 69 HOWE ¢ RYST. AL SETS, $1 49 ait “ - m 1 vee > 3 , ; OD eee e . ” ‘ me ; » i epangaeah ps > or a . eran : a ath, eo . " : R a PB geen nthe * Toa) nee y ~ nd ms ~e rm 2 aleek “ s B. Mg, oh Sean lah shi ANS ee, 5 * . : Mato > PO a yt hee —— fais x ets tp . ee M A d be Pet SP Saad ad oN ae 1 = x By : a 3 A . ‘ ade. Pie ee Stabile . Oe aaa 4 ote ttt wie Ot RI ee cape re 2) - i, es er Bi a ic ae ay WOMB BS - AR E25 em ug.m Sant yy te pat whe shige ay : 2 : a ena gg [nities ali cae’ «ieee ee MS ae) , : P . n acai, . , - : : pas Rowen . se Ie x >: » we . Bie Sila ae OK So we } eb Se ny Fc ay eee, ; . os 7 ra Se ia kre oe ‘ : R . A : s y A a KBR WED, 5 ~ * = P bcos Aa ss ad ove A, . amet Be RAL sa er i 7 ag 43 ey Ur ge ey aD Gets eri Bite otere ve ow ¥ = ie Mess ~ thi ES ay poy, c ai : “4 - : vi “ ss : se ote , 4 as » ¢ Pa ee soo yen $i 2 rpineetitinha tos dds. doce ten tee Mon a eae en eae hacienda it ‘amie aha sats . vt > Pour eey 4 ie pip Sua! SaaS. bite cre Cont ee SAB thee. re ~ - Ah mbeel ob, % ‘ ; ; 3 piece of : —— | : . : ‘ , y; Wer gn me . a hy Ga Yi Wy ‘Sait-in Te Do Your Christmas Shopping Early | f «4 Re ees * Seaae A Will charge any radio A or B battery. fer bat- > ae een all eae ed 1 | sive euto batterie §=6 $12.48 | ret oe. $147. 30 a ration Tie . 810-12-14 WASHINGTON AV., ST. LOUIS, MO. vf weig- 1 Corp. a. fe The Most Scientific Radio Service in St. Louis Age ALL MODELS OF ii CONVENIENT TERMS a Perfect Satisfaction Assured ADVANCED. ‘a 4929 Delmar—FOrest °=:' ae ° OPEN EVENINGS # Js N OW The same progressive engineering that produced first, Tes A the Totally Shielded and then the Universal Receiver, now a. Da A L; h f presents Stromberg-Carlson Receivers of the Console type a. R y * 4 —arranged for External Cone Speakers. a4 adio S et © > One advantage of the External Cone Speaker is ghat it is a non-directional. It gives a wide, uniform spread of soun 7 Listeners at the sides or behind get the same flawless repro- A | duction as those directly in front of the speaker. aq You Will Another advantage of the Exter- No. 02 Universal Receiver. Art i : : Appreciate nal Cone Speaker is its portability. ely ene ey at the Difference This gives wide choice of location, — er 5365.08 a4 independent of the receiver; whose a a position is fixed because ef the ne- aq cessity of placing it most advantage- 7 ously for pick-up and power supply ct outlet. 3 4 : No. s A Cone : — Stromberg-Carison Telephone Mfg. Co. | 3 on ly I Coca-Cola Bidg., Kansas City, Mo. ns ‘ ° a T>pisz? end 1271- Missoufi Representative---Owal C. McCanne Our Divided Payment Plan Will Place a S215 Enright Ave, St. Louis, Mo _ Price $35. Strombers- Cai PEMME! Aakers of voice transmission and voice reception apparatus for more than 30 years MRUMNSE! vi One in Your Home Christmas VERSIONE G. 1110-12-14 OLIVE STREET I " CONVENIENT TERMS STROMBERG-CARLSON RADIOS Hellrung & Grimm 9 Richmond Hill, XN. Y. eGesk Se 443 South San Pedro St. Los Angeles, Cal. | im ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— like Powerful fe owe 4 a ss ee) a a = i! SPOT FOREST FIRES Saat 4 experimenter frequently § ing of Tree Seeds From Fe /ceurny im match ing iwe spe °S E aircraft Directed Dy i used. a fiz ads a 80 Ground Stati on. . , fio communication facilities bend. “Thi > ait fficulty can be = aed consistent!y on aircraft Grek Lf pen ( “ad | with the new cord type € é to spotting forest fires as @ R ane. -plug, either by of flashing information to and Sharp | one plug to each speakeal sppressing agencies How-. ‘HOW TO CONNECT SPEAKERS TO IM Set owners | wee have & |combination of a goog es good horn-type sz : horn-trpe speakers wid H0 SETS ON PLANES UF “li tt \ A , +H = —=_ = = = - = =~" x . = — HI (hie | i ti! } =~ = = =— =. =~ : pean nae their tone welmee mer (pendent «ef each other te ire eat time. ra Sta’ and then prevent undesired jectine a single pl “a Be for the first time, radio trans. | Stat a @ . ee ee ee us — ange and receiving sets were em- dict stations from breaking in on __ speaker of the two. Pag cecently in establishing nue the program. ; This Moéc-ping ee gnication between an airplane | way ae ugh resistance of special @ . @ight and a ground radio sta- of " bring in the sta- This is one of the several antares Se ae ont during’ the novel experiment | hav, 1. o ~ Baker 1} away to ; | . ing tree se s. from the air. T rae rh Grebe features which make | ual control of tone age oe -eforestation project, under- m. Synchrophase reception so far whisper to maximum. Int he: = by means of an airplane, was, jess . th * lik | ty pe, a phone cord rez ; — ted to a successfu! C onciusion out, . Super at you, eso many tomary p! us connection, #0 gam the United States Army Air and others will say, “I never knew = tn ee ee in Hawaiian Isiande im co- | tab | dio cou lik the :79 a, . oO. 2 tion with the Hawaiian Terri-' whe: - id be © t: jack connection. Board of Agriculture and wind When using two or trv. Fire had depleted a On ¢ Ask a Grebe dealer to show 7 ers, connect in series t-reserve area of four miles’ brok vou how all these Grebe dee current goes through « Hiic. Hawalian Isiands. and busiz ' welopments produce a recep- then through the othes ae roug! character of the terrain are } tion you probably have never creases the impedance of @@ d reforestation by ground On dreamed was possible. er circuit and makes fi thods difficult, if not impossible. ment quality than a parallel oa COhsequently. 4 request was is sa! Grel where the impedance wi ie te of Acting Gov. Raymond C. Merc! gn Ro adn duced far below that of (iam pwn for the use of Loening Am-/ hag 2 enna tube. = bian airplanes for scattering tree York To balance two speakers iz over the area devastated by | Franc with a single Modu-piug, Gaal . Permission having been) = termine the louder speaker gf ranted, a total of 24 bags of seeds; two. Now insert the canta > re carried aloft and distributed | Use CHROI HAS] , Thes Comper> owns and operates ' we si <a ° Bee ve the pureed forest in about one S a steers stations WAHG and W BOQ. WuacHy meninges i ogy the spring nommed one-half hours’ flying time. eo nit - in the Modu-plug base. ~ of the Modu-plug cord tigey —e working on the ground | or par speaker termina! of the set ant uid have required 10 years to’ ‘The other cord tip to one of the Ds ymplish the same task. must I : pee airpane laden with tree; ses the second speaker. cord tip of this speaker is til es was equipped with an SCR-/ tnctudt tached to the set. A smaiia g.facio set and communication The /connector can be purchased ween the craft in flight and the the bet | dio or electrical stores te Field radio station was mafn- soldere F ithe two cord tips, or im curing the entire reforesta- Mak ; pro ject. The radio operator set an /menting, they can be held tag 4 § Staff Sergeant J. R. Monroe. short a , All Grebe appare- tus is covered by patents granted and pending. /joucer one. Adjusting the - volume of the other. . | diminish the tone volume et * Ee Ee ‘speaker and slightly increase | knob on the pl ub will g on Divided Payments | J SAveErRsIONE (6. — with a bit of copper wire. Both speakers are now ig. | SIGHT — "TO BE BROADCAST BY WTA | Eight Cleveland Symphony ~hestra concers will be & WTAM on Nov. 25, Dec. 26; Jan. 13 and°27, Marek oa and April 21. . 1114 OLIVE STREET The, Cleveland exchatiea aay | ‘ert will go on the air bet tained. Py CO PA EE qJen+fnrftivrvre rs ba eb x a hese less style Tubes are exeerp- ie uM... oF tip sty tie nal values. We will exchange anv — TIMMONS Cans. . Tube that will net oscillate but still ET sPFAKER— lights. within 10 day» Adjustable anit from date of parchase. anne HORNS __ Eanval te any Eadie adjustabie ae Th ‘ + g? 50 tT Se sakes ppt a a a with the Modu-p’== ---*r. 4 NIVEBS. Authorized =. |Supply Co. Tubes POLYCLARO PLUG Clarifies and Harmonizes Loud Speaker Reception Eliminates ail leud speaker howls and prevents distortier. IMPERIAL Guaranteed to _— satisfaction oF Tuned Radio Frequency Set, Biggest Bargain in St. Louis. Easy to operate, extremely se- lective and with a tone quality fe that has no equal] in any other Radio near this low pricc. TYPE 201-A, uv-199 Sie CONE SFEARER — GETS DISTANCE WD-12 TESTED = | <veciai — Formerly Sold at $60 RADIO TUBES WESTERN ELECTRIC he« Mared 9 Carberundum Stabilizing | EX TRA HEAVY nh ED AG $35 B Elim- sree maga $3.29 Re Ne ee st ‘$2. 49 inator.._.. atiiieiiniitnaas i geouine $10 value. Brandes - uate aware $1.39 Trickle Char oe tery fully charged ail the one $4.95 Phones...... Our previous Freshman Sale Steinite Interference Guaranteed | agi ago was of such eat rama 190) Super Detector Tuine,91-48 | Geiser MBB thar we Sere eycewheinncts on Prat Ts Ne 6-Volt 100-Ampere Storave 50c Phone : fi t day. We oversold our Transformers. Oke Rubber Cases Monday at, $8.95 Plugs. » oewa ae i the . — had to temporarily eouinti seul ee * *-Year Guarantee - Ne sale. —| VARIABLE CONDENSERS 25 Books, sige Leg 25¢ 1317-23 Plate 98c cast nolknmall | These Are the Acc Which You Will TOTEM PO AERIAL The sensation of the New York 3 Show. Consisé. as STEINITE LONG DISTANCE CRYSTAL SET With tong-distance ervstal: every one guaranteed for 40-mile radius —very simple to operate { Sieinife wisn 5 ? f 19 1927 Moederi. te an Beur te Upere Ideal for apart- ment house %, either inside or out. Complete .. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED |UNIVERSAL SUPPLY co ‘owe ana rme 203 N. BROADWAY “cz. Complete Aerial Kit | ‘These Accessories Aft Tested 2 the Fieetwood Labore: New York City

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‘ a -— —_ —ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBE -POST- j 5 enprredinse: -etcertendm pabegmmmor: b> gctsseon ST.LOUIS ‘POST-DISPATCH ‘HOW TO CONNECT TWO LOUD suians | : "SPEAKERS TO IMPROVE TOL Al SFIS ON PLANES ‘Predicts Radio PROT eee ATT ce won | 2 amo eseree 89 TO Limit “QUANTITIES laundry company at Grand Rapids, | | Set owners who have trieq % T E Thi Mich. Pye A fre diogram servi to all combination of a good nga ¢- | | HIRES: O urope BS Winter free radiog vee | The first radio broadcasting sta- | | good horn-type — 1 Sera: of the world has been inaug- | | tion in China is to be built at Har- | -horn-type speakers wit | urated by WMAQ, Chicago, in'co-| bin. The station will include all} characteristics, report a ime | operation with members of the (the latest American and European | improvement in tone. The 3 “; . of 1 Tree Seeds From | Federal Official Reports Encouraging Results |©h2#° Radio Traffic Association, | features and will broadcast to the | sere yon experimenter frequently has qje wee a branch of the American Radio | | Orient. | culty re gromrng ane speakall aircraft mee by | of Tests of Apparatus Designed for gre ee ah “ sin | 1927 | used. é e much ; s O | s ; vecently, ccording o r ) Ithan the other that tt sy a Ground Station. ee Commercial Service. . ee eee ee BA a 10 liolas:=.° cs om |amateurs, a message was transmit- ARNEY YS 0: heard. This difficulty can be masdte communication facilities on aircraft | ted without error from Chicago to with the new cord type Centralia Eeeed consistently |Modu-plug, either by conneetim Sed to spotting forest fires as a | Radio telephone service for . vapen in’three bourse, via Gal! ‘}one plug to each speaker so ag g@itee. of flashing information OF oe us 2 t “ oo waPsrn porcine itis said, photo-| Lake, Los Angeles and Hawaii. RMY GOODS STORE 8 to fi A. M. NO MAIL — iat oes. their tone volume iaiiiiiceresing agencies. How- | e between the United | 6 pos, pictures, advertisements, | Messages to all European coun- | O'é 1! Monday Only COME EARLY pe ndent ef each other, or by coq. Sethe first time, radio trans- | States and Great Britain is pre- et 8b Beas bank checks, car-|tMes; South America and even | > ASHINGTON | —_ _ sone Pere wiug to the sam nd receiving sets were lee ’ aictea Sor thie inter tm tha ani Seaton inger prints and similar pic- Africa are common. ay | . NEW 1927 ~ ee ¢] tablishin ai or printed matter are quickly No messages are received for | ORDERS | speaker of the two, fea yecently in esta €} nual report of the Commissioner of | transmitted and reproduced. delivery unle t | 100 mi Pp PT | a Aa Ap MODEL This Modu-plug is a va jcation between an airplane / Navigation, D. B. Carson. Tests distant, and ‘ene een: ROMPTLY FILLED | 4g | rr be ie on. ‘ The only decrease 4 | : high resistance of special ¢ "7" t and a ground radio sta | of apparatus use. for this purpose © uring the , Ree C ype igi fish year was in the amateur service. | ;='er than greetings, are desired 19 99 CUNNINGHAME 4-TUBE > 99 —_—e . desing ini tonnalisg oiliida ia Stine rabbiedaicene mala eNO ah a ies a ns ~Aapg ed ET ee rs x x ane vteantnbene + » nhone bi F ; novel experiment | | hav show 1 phone plug case and shiints 4 guring the n P e shown encouraging results, | by the operators. In the United | cs Sion vee ain ‘ » % the air.| The chief difficulty confronting | O®!y 8037 amateur stations wer : speaker in a way to provide grag se sowing tree Seeds from y contronting © | States final deliver essag ual control of tone volume from @ elma tion project, under- | promoters of the new form of wire- peng aS against 10,074 stations | 'made by telephone AB ed eee adind | Or RCA Radio ‘whisper to maximum. In the comiiiee, by means of an airplane, waS/ jess communication, it ts pointed | ble; otherwise by letter, : : T | * 4 to a successful conclusion | out, is the difference in European ee 4 $449 | ~~ ron) es WR eh i a m a een ee baal A jtype,a puone cord replaces the ey to: nary plug connection, so can i the United States ot Air | Pecaighseetaane time that een mee i sal | New CX-301-A. fused anywhere in the speaker ling in Hawaiian Islands in co. | s usiness men preparing for bed | | . ia Paty UX-201-A. _—_— on ge our - | thout the need of making y 7. ion with the Hawaiian Terri-| when the New York financier og | guaran- Test 2 | jac pom connection. led 4) Board of Agriculture and | winding up his affairs for the day. or AINS ov | , eee =... | | ‘When using two or more speak sf’ Fire had depleted a; Qn the other hand, the British | es DURATRON TUBES | R A ” i re LL A i i H ‘eels in series so a —et-peserve area of four miles | broker is at the peak of his day's | B. T. Power & B :, pig TRON | s thro . -ET ERs =: : 2-TUBE SETS ers, Hilo Hawaiian Islands, and) business when American financiers | ounterphase HE dio Tubes, vee . " Sale . ee ee tenet oe Spout character of the terrain, are having their breakfast. | en U 5 One of the outstanding develop- a f- penne the impesaene ot eae wii Bre. 2 not sb irc ments of radio in the me year, it | a The The Bea ‘aan t an ae | hake of RAMA | or circuit : akes f eqmmethot at. Bl bakelite base. Well worth | entan ipagpe cuatbal conneaall Cissquentiy, a request was/is said in the report, is that com-| “ 7. SPECIAL "PRICES "FOR THIS WEEK $2. an, will exchange NEW In appearance. A Cone of parchment na the impedance will be .° of ae oo mepene C- prom crendl a seo emaary we aoa ; Bu T Cc viding Tube light. This +; commana | ia 17=in. ie dlameter y oon a the sont mi helow that of the eal eae the use of Loening Am-| hag been established between New | 4 " . ountes? I 90-day guaranties. Tele ndvoone rail | a NEW in quality of uction with a uct far b MM Taipian airplanes for scattering tree York and London and between Ban | | ‘% phase $97. 50 | ey volume and beauty of tone of far more cor Be pver the area devastated by| Francisco and Hawaii. By means, ry , $12 RCA Loop Aerial No. 814, $1.98 0 ~———a a | te _ Compares Favorably With Cones To balance two speakers In serieg™ a | is | , iy % Bymission’ having been |; | B. T. Power, $1.50 Claro Plug, this week, $1.19 _ Selling at $30.00 and $35.00 ’ mens with a single Modu-plug, first 43 oi. a es Epranted, 2 total of 24 bags of seeds| Reminders for Aerial Installation. | se ae ee eee ey of itlyere carried aloft and distributed! "Use copper wire, not smaller than $119.75 £2 tafe Hand Dl Bis ewe, 98eHh QENUIN — ae UNITS, $4. — 8 ~ INE “$4 ‘two. Now insert the cord of nis 7 the burned forest in about one| No, 14. aeeen ad ck oe , B. T. Kite and Parte. r int spring term : e se of acees- We Have {fo the Modu: plug pase. “attach aa cal * one-half hours’ flying time. | Do not run the wire along walls | sories needed with the set. The set is Complete Stocly. $18.00 LOUD SPEAKER| | i. o »} . = ; . ’ " | Seed have required 10 years to| The ground connection itself J $28.50 A Power Supply _ hattan make, with 745 a2 ~~ | spea ker te rmil nal of Lae oes and . plish the same task must be of low resistance. ' Automatic Control , $21 45 ¥ y modulator control ‘ FIVE t ne of the tips of pom — ‘ seen ga : . : cage arse nen "ity tree |" Une ane or porosiain imsiafore, | SI5,8 = Cem $4.95 | Toe cay a 4 NEW 1927 «» 5-TUBE = a tip of this erasmninte ic sal was equipped with an SC R-| |including the lead-in insulator. | $7.50 Loud Speaker, $3.95 Loud Speaker ’ , Al - = erp tg seg yg 3 [radio set and commu! lication The fewer joints in the system, | = ~" i | MODEL 5 3 Whtheut $38. 00 monnector can be purchased at mammme the craft in flight and the the better—and all joints must be |] Mlatiqnal Tire and Accessory Co. mT -38 Resensarten. ° | = - This new 1927. Model 5-Tube Set, complete with the radio sti as n- , dio or electrical stores to conne Field radio s ation oe ‘soldered the distance between the Ma‘l Orders ] | 15 CHESTNUT ST - * —— —“ the two cord tips, or in gm project. The radio operator set and the ground connection as | é was ° Sunday” Morning A Tye i following standard menting, they can be held togethg @aff Sergeant J. R. Monroe, short as possible. | ’ ww 3B M. 45 ie equipment for with a bit of copper wire. ey — | Mercury Speaker | . ' pe? ye oy t | Sen 5 —— CX301 Both speakers are now in sé a = _ cunranteed org | ; -) ie NT v it “B” Ba ~—oor® 7 a 2 f = ; 4 Co? y Vv with the Modu-p' an » | | he —~- . #0-v0 i ay B “pri loucer one. Adjusting e sm Racca eer =-vo a W | SS re 2 aA 100 Amp. “A” Bat. anacen of the other, therefor - > == diminish the tone volume: of thi TRIM CO “ | se = igo ng — speaker and slightly increase th SPFAKFR, "$9. 49 a | OTHER CROSLEY MODELS de |knob on the plub will graduall This week. . _—s IN STOCK NOTHING ELSE TO BUY 'any desired balance is quickly ob . ° | — , | tained. | New 1927 | RUBBER-CASE T U £ Ss SIGHT SYMPHONY © CONCERTS: TO BE BROADCAST BY WTAME “The Store for ALL the People’’ $3 Aerfal Kit, complet | ge ORAGE $ pe | RIES Eight Cleveland Symphony % 2 E-Z iran Phene oe | 1 Year mer yo Allowed on UV —— _ with or without uaf. ones, now... 7 | Ah Ae ESS standar ne “hestra concers will be brond MFA om Soy, 26 Dec 16 We C Take C en Ot SO Soa ae 95 ie =i and Ape 2 €e can are are of 500° {81.50 DUCON AERIAL] te roe Ss xi bteoy! ne gent ya ate —— ere rs fue v4 MONE G > em? ’ . le" > lod ~ tee ar of wate! LAL A OE NA CE 5 AYIA MACE LD NEV ALBEE AE A NOLAN ABE I EY TIN iD madam eel Bee ee o ee ee ee ae dotane ache? ah bere 9 Wepre & ye renee ee + -* “ x 4 ee > id aaa Gol es: tebige wd es soa testi pei tae Dy RS a aC aOR ee ne en wy ee a se ti an A Se A ag A en RY Airy VAD RO Ria” SOR ge G1: ea A AE AOD Si dioaae + mee & or Piste ~~ oe ee OP tte a) i ¥ ; + aM ag oy Wi cin Santas Mee - " st oes avehantinan wedge oe elipeihasaians Welty ae The Cleveland orchestra condu HEADPHONES STONE TYPE CX 300A ie co the ir bce More Cus tomers an These x! ==4) ty | a D1Z | detector... $1.25 | kmoiirier... $1.2 SAL Wonderful 2 || = FREED seman > Onderru 3- Tube Radio Sets | || raemes mares toe Bo | iene tzanes stab tx mina win ts | - : t for | $9.50 Utah Speaker Unit, now. $3.96 \s ee 8 "ss Cunningham ©X301 oe ll | $1 Speaker Exe, Crd, 4, 49¢ it a se” Tu ues. e twee 2 tnine A _...73€ volt “B” Battery Olive and | | ———— ia hate ei ei 1 on § ey, mm Batiory — |__ Pine) - | ‘ $19.50 Hom-A-Charger splendid tone qualliy and selectivity 17™ Cone Loud Speaker E ‘i a receiver at a popular price. eria ae Will charge any ‘SPECIAL SALE OF | ts Si — ) .. mee Se —. $ | Other FE Models in Stock NOTHING ‘ELSE TO BUY | eats an Aa | | textes. Note our low OUD SPEAKERS e: in abs ss ~ . | em . Soom |e FRESHMa a (Vl —\ Gieinile ee 3 oc Renee "oe Qe ~ ane, N j Imagine! A Genuine Freshman, Guaranteed in Ever Ce 5 | ie YW com / | . pat ‘7 2 — teed . —_— ieee! ee: Respect, forthe Unusual Price of Accessories Alone z= 4 ‘a Seca” e Wis at cant Py ny Bp hour ‘ MAJESTIC By Far the Lowest $19.50 Vale Charger, $12.95; SIMPLY . i : ; eumivinror Price at Which This |§ 9 $30°B ELIMINATOR, now, $22,956 py Voiecsoic | Gaal 'e lie athe $21 508 § | 8 eH Sie eS oe | ee sates 153.75 EVEREADY 45-VOLTI © [SOCKET 3. ub LE — 2 NS i — “B” BATTERIES : With Built-i c -in “Utah” ; = ame? @ 0 eq New and en ee DD’ see gt Say ee , | . eco - - | aia | Loud Speaher ce mane cm 912.508 BE SF Jaa= \ Ne / Bare See — | stow Servlets wit $1 9.935"on «FRESH STOCK, TRIPLE TESTED AND GUARANTEED——— BURGESS “B” | $3.75 LIST 45-VOLT ‘2. 2 aS 7 | 4 P i N E 7 a | 1 4 P i N E | . . . 7 on 25 — ~~. ef “ , ‘ “an ton 7 ind ‘ 2 — - 7 Oe ee en eiiie Gas order. peat ss , a Le oe Ree es $e oye 4x ty pallet ree we pernte ’ a ‘ , ; iti . , . ee ~ gains : ion ig Pie . ~ * cece = OS NH NR 0 RL RRR ARB AE el NMS RL AE RD SIs ABARAT J A - : we tate wits ~ ~ : : A . wi ' . ne “ ar eek m om s “ ‘ " : ” ; ‘\ y i ih > 4 a i» i on hae v bed a " ¥ pee a —_ peeet _— . es Luho 4 6... oe VE oar eee — ee Dh ng styeil man im - ows ~ ees we ray ye metre hes at mw wn - % > eggs ~~ yi lied “te, coats , 7 ; aging ” i. ‘ . ~ Ps eine « —ee ae a oes ane ee) a i ert oe aden - pot . » ie heii ~ “ . . 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Vedat Gir remnant -_ a alt tena 2-5 apne verebeettin. ee ee ee ee nent ty ae Pe ew oe eH vrwr ‘ armas sete > slay ine — ~ ” _— . ean - = Bini 4 eerie es hens. ee 4 a iy bade 2 . n j ; ee ek . ¥ Kage’ 2 é ice oat 7 det A Amitai “ q : &. . - ¥ yee a 5 a ’ aes eae . 7 + u b : ltt ie : 7 _ , - ye — . _ . . - np ae A ee ant Be ion ~ ®t ee one fhe i «aia = heute ver reat ay te ge a neg ve het ede pig tox. fey Cb. ye .. . ne . - ag art 2 ee 4.0 " “ mpreswer » wee oA ~ eeabel — _— be — ~ 8 b aide ctdinee WAT Oe ne ew - “ e —, ~~ —w ee = ee Seer ee Oe Oe ee ee ened edhe wwe ae er . a my ° ener ae tn 009i PES + seal ot = + ome o- ae ss aa _—— mn tes it rot aa a - oe ba 4 ’ ~ . - ‘ we ‘ *" * iJ - " " ‘ iy - . . “* . . ° ys ™ : : a ” * Pe & ‘ ‘ ne _ setit " . »~ « ‘ 7 —" vet ei *. ° oe = a ” by “ z ae ~ wim 7 : a ; . “> is , ™ Werk | ew ith , he . 4 »* aa . 4 -~* — mo — * . ree anh, ¥ — 4 ; ¢ . 7 ar nae ~ * * « + + *-« pe .* = a ” dibs a. , » ey . i" - a Pe ern - , , 4 one z i =e owe ity wie | . Me, om e é . t he Aland Phe @« tt i " " le 2 . " te y S ieee ~ 7 Megat a : - _ . . a ~ oe . PS Neh RNa Ot CER omg ot De eel he el ee ee i ona pcre ain a warer en A he i + “ aires; vot ¥ od ae Ss ve pee . ssn masta siahslnaeie p> aengpemabenger nasi a 7 Api am 2 hive ePID writin nappa oe os * ws ee ee tretens quien TT RUT | cine nd HORNS — Large 998 2 a .\ ; ae ht - > m BA == 12 ~s 2 —- E' a is = . — “ 1 ees moet : } - a ? —-_ . _* ~ . ‘ * ‘ Sait wll o te he rs wee oe ‘ in Nee pol pay sla w ¥ 4 oa a Soe We o a r RyGrtion B. : o . tte mA eo Se apy ae ee ~ ” a 7 . “ P , 4 pis . be . - . * ~~ 7 4 + a " ~~? 7 n ~~ . n * ns be oe. nom r.,: . Aone € : ~ wetvie Seal = ire ee, qh ee a tad egirrnscannvusiidhin ae ‘ . on “ei " me yee ae _. a. x ~ geet > awit r o-~w “. . « y M 4 me “ r ) " " » a + e . at - n eta cal ¢ a 2 a wv mee —— ite, " ~ ow dy tf m . . s * « « : aie . > wode tn WP om 4, Mw “+ Pitas te sets - WE te Day ~ » > ee eee Ue ca s . ee . a > & we a nn » > & oe Me ot bein meds cal * a . . - ns - ht rt een ~~ ee hy nN - - Kad a as re PAA f ‘* et aa . + wa er we “w ae ~ 7 POP Qoig ‘= i BRN lng @ 4% n re + i, ie a ore saad we : - +e » ot 4 ” OP ar ¥ Sowa , 5 lle wy Mines . - n + 5 > * a> « ¥ =. . ‘ail & ’ te = nie ; a ws. th — , o . e P wohry * et ‘ie cy “ We ome ”~ a ~~ oe eo ™ o> ie “ . . « » >" 4 Shi _— a: a “ : ame mage? . ~ . a . ~ he ._a 4 gost : yt . ‘ “ Deke % Ideal for apart- : ‘ ‘ : Avni ; digre ’ ment houses, 1U, . Lo Westinghouse 100-Ampere thusiast in the perfect receiver—distance, selectivity, Cg me a ho oan . bie CX2014 Tuhes either inside or Rabber Case Storage Battery tone quality and simplicity of operation. com at three times the prise. {36 Velts “B” Battery out. Complete | MPLETE Two-Dia! Control - S-volt Standard Size B Batteries Please note that we sell no radio apparatus whfth SET CO Loud, Clear Reception 9 Volts “C” Battery Y FILLED High Quality Loud Speaker has not first been rigidly tested by the Fleetwood J Nothing Else "$4Q | Qeont Se Geest, Conate, ont Oe Prete = ra Oe ' Complete Aerial Kit | | Labo ies of New York, who will 4 Buy. Spgelal ss tee psn Albay ap ow q C 0 These Accessories Af® Tested and Approved by ratories o ew York, who will not approve ac | Set prleed at $100.00 to $150.00. j7].jn, Gene Speaker F h E 4 & » = the Fleetw L tori cessories or apparatus which is not made of the high- | Operaies with outside Aerial 25 to 100 feet, ‘ "en tate edad est quality parts by manufacturers of good reputation. | BA ARNEY S poand — ee — maa Else to Buy Opp. Bank of . | (Nugente—Third Vleer, South ) : DWAY Commerce ~ : AMY GOODS STORE ~ §& AUTHORIZE FREED coceemans DEALER :s 10° & WASHINGTON 3. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO.

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ome Si, Se ae ANS Mey ek “ ae Fe ee ee io ee ar Or Pe mR + BE Si AG NE en eh sh Ns tenga mae SY, ares sa et ade ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [_ - RNICKER @ 1 | | 'T. & T., Leishman, Korn, R. C. A G fe _ 2 | | or Jenkins systems as compared to WENTE, G8 MAR. THS CHEGE————-—. L -MEN’S SHEEP-LINEDCOATS 7.95 BOYS’ “VELLOW SLICKERS 1.90 $5 ALL- SWEATER hy IN HI-BOY MAHOGANY [If osc soccer See'esinck2" icon S| [Fyre conmeee 228 } Ete se wi Ee ails brief resume of their charact- -is-|[ 2*4 *- Meridian St., indianapelis, Inc. 0 ’ MEN'S SWEATER COATS 1 65 Collins Wool U 4 ) zz + Ti CABINET tics Without obligating me fn any way '! Q BOYS SHEEP-LINEDCOATS 5.95 WooL : & Pi ee 7 — o send me a FREE copy of your bgok- aaa | 4 | AS eer cans by telecrante | St : 2 Heavy Duty Eveready Batteries nized with the transmitter repro ss - 1 Cc B tt Guced the designs direcily. s i - nent A The discovery of the effect of . te 1 Aerial Kit light on the electrical resistance of Co ; haa selenium became known in 1873 5 ae, Ww is 7 s ‘ : =~ ee! e oe 2 ASS A160 AVEHCNEES and shortly afterwards vario 1s oe - ora 1 2 STROMBERG-CARLSON AND FRESHMAN schennee to eutattute ectenoem Sr Td 2P S|. fe Caselli's process were attetnpted ane > Fo ae: DEALERS The most notewortry were those of oe a lU 2 : . —_ Semlocq and Perosino in 1878. cae P z g COME IN AND SEE OUR FLOOR DISPLAY After quite a lengthy interval Korn = — s. een , ; nat Tie Deiat ser aaa ay, CONVENIENT TERMS $2.50 PER WEEK (in 1904), employing | Semloca’s = = ;; ia e { plan with several modifications, ee Siew i ES ENG. ¥ 7 vs. ¢ smitting photo- -- RO “fee m= —_ ~ : = * Ze a . eke Poe SSS be ree POS oe er rrirese 7 o Es! 5 i succee ded in trans Riba . “3: - Seeeen ne seen: vesag ets: = : * - z Sen : Ce ” > F. - hs. 2 . = ; :e . Ran Se seamen t? Pee - “ngs rie of Method Now. in Use. RRs a NERS SSSR RRR tes E ER SEEPS NST PCE Ee OES ST RAR oN RES SLI SPE Ee REELED ES eet 3 . to 2 (2D __ The methods now in use by the ' Sree >: ' em | —~- |R.C. A. is to place a negative cf Pee + 1103 STORES 591! i the photo on a giass cylinder. On SUS i 3 i? OLIVE EASTON | this is focused a very narrow beam | ee of light used as a stylus. By :e- NET SHIELDS, ‘ie flecting the varying intensity of the MISS Fa and Mice Gall . ae — light passing through the cviinder da meee ; Shi ae / the registry is effected and then H. Shields Jr. Miss Shields, y ae follows an amflifter syetem which is spending a year in f tr { ' then allows the photo to be ad el, is now in the Garden All : : tuced in several ways; either by a we Ff : : j ; by oes : ca. — Deck ms : Ee tape recorder which records the 2 = % in Afri : ed ! 4 nhoto as a continuous line of .lots 3s = > “a | ; > | x A 3 and dashes; by means of a relay ‘ b C te Der f J 3 €3 ER which operates a special pen and : 3 4 u un S ; reproduces a pen and ink sketch, or | Se @2) : fe Mh ee.” & _ renmiel by means of photographic repro- fe Pyne | At 3 7 L a Part | ‘| GRAND-LEADER Guctions,& light shutter being con oo woes ty ig Met CULUTES y Jor ‘ trolled by the current variations | 4 its | i } and controlling the ght from @| = Gat ® Miss Martha } OU AW For | Ch ° famp focused on a sensitized ro-| = 0S fe 4 oy on Christmas D d Long Aft fing orl = pad ' a Lating cvlinder. —- —-—— ati é senso: emniilinlasiapitadliaa ae as ay an ng er The first photo which was trans- —— bs e e pas" ’ | : H ‘mitted over the Atlantic was sent ere Ff ue Yi ’ : in e] : i ts | he New and Im Yr ed by a system based upon the half- a SS — : : pats actites of T1 Agz . a OV tone method of screening. The = rat sd , . ‘ P ! pheto was automatically divided j = = { ih"; | si Background of il, “s into a predetermined number of see ¥ =. ) 208 be: ey A 2 ; jots per square inch. A photo- Ps eas tite) Ss } Transform Interior ; electric cell then determined into = = i : . : = Nit oh § Country Club Into Mini Witt ~/ | ture “Mammoth Cave”. ee ny Oe She hr, oo thi ek - es ere a a eee? wr Bais: “,* -——wis own discovery Thus he 2 vA} : : > are encased will lend additional beauty. ' asin ais ON eek melds ainliee (| ram ae FES that the 500 guests might be more L 2 Nae ~ re mtabiy accomodated. With the soft a negative, whereupon the portions of the film sgwel] up more or less in proportion to the intensity of exposure. This forms a sert of relief map of the negative and is . 4 . wound on a cylinder over which a Equipment and Engineering stylus traces its path. A micro- phone attached to the stylus varies Model 6F-3, rich in the beawty of A f h V B ' its two-tone blended mahogany cab: Are or the eryv est the resistance of a local circuit on “an oP ne Arma which is coupled to a transmitter. panel. 1 “C”" better mnections on a ; BS ee At the receiving station an oscillo- Complete with all scces- : e ; i sories, ready to instal! ‘a $109 The Sets have all-metal shielded sub-panels graph has its mirror deflected, al- q non-breakable and non-warping, non-micro- ee Sere t's Sa eT phonic sockets and full quality built-in speak- rotating- cylinder having a sensi-| ers. The equipment includes: One RCA tive photographic filn power tube, one RCA detector tube: three cee Teer nes Sf Snnieine UX 201-A tubes, one 100-ampere rubber-cased a ee O5 a ee 7 Sen 7 : : ; prismatic rings. hese rings are! storage battery, three 45-volt B batteries, two of glass, the edges ground in such Eveready C batteries and one aerial kit. a manner that a beam of ligh@ passing through is given an oscil- lating motion. By means of two/| \ such rings geared at a predeter- | A =® Sack zround, stalactites made of milfll : * @rands« of glistening tinsel in va f +f : hs depended almost to the heads of ‘ . : _'S. Mr. and Mrs. Love entertained sToup of guests in the East room ust by the debutantes, and there. appa -3-— & the end of the enchanted cavern, were ; | rock formations. BO such a setting glittered the silver Genuine R.C | _~ formal dining tables, ighted adi. ? a — of slender pink candles and ado ZO Toms 4 - Mink roses, with St. Louis society at are recommended aieentinane eet aad _ — about. ; A cpecial pochage conteining~3 ie “\¢ baleony overlooking the ¢ pogt ryt 200A detector ‘4 Hawalian orchestra played, until for the sot so, wich fonciusion of the dinner the guests ’ ed ‘n One of the ballrooms for i * Debutante Derby, an innovation ments. and the climax of the e rN ee ‘3o@) t foc used on a synch ronized sim id — nd ae ee a a 5. ) mined ratio, a negative is explored s ] y ; = in minute rings, and a photoelectric | opener == er peeing hook let announcing the event erect our Radio Set Now and cell employed to convert light into | ee 2 a P h ©over, with slips for betting, 4 electrical values. Sar nates ~Priate uotati : pea j / 7 . - ee A et . 0 = r Ss ; Arrange for Convenient The Bartlane system is a coding | - ; q +s] f om haks re, process which operates by a print- | rd Herbert on the horse, | rthe covers. Rolla Wells was fourse and John T. Davis the s ine *Btries proved to be miniature : S28 a room-sized steel track, and 0 0 ‘tor Dedigree and debutante owners : _ ws: “Bubbling Never.” by Sy Terms of Payment ing telegraph Holes are punched | i intO a tape and reproduced at the | receiving end by passing the tape You may select one of these marvelous Sets in front of a beam of light. Syn- | now and have it reserved for Christmas deliv- a 2 nes By em punched into the tape alongside —- ery—n deposi zs ‘ Mode! 6F-i!, equipped with an net AB os ey a Pike: out of Dough, Miss Anne Wal - ceptionaliy large come speaker ¢e- . 4 signed to make use of the go ge ery. Convenient terms may be arranged for Reverse the plate nd hone ee ne lange feserve power of payment of the balance ide: Shain teil oc Mak veum ole agg aeerenone circuit. |Ma- ' eads if the tickler of the set will y cabinet. omplete | net oscillate , ‘ with all Sccessories....... : $159 Rad 4 Department—Fourth Pleor To eliminate distortion and at deny r sii a the same time cut down the plate Tees > 4 | : ue I e ‘ of Gasoline. Mise ae Rhone Seg Oates he” SS Te’ 8a eens tans ane meres roe : ena Se eee tan eae <a a2 a a . by Aunty out ; SOSA ES ME aD ee oR Re ah OE RAE Nee : Prohib zi Seer Pee nee . ition.” by Orders out of - UJ ie eg i I U a Ee Cc Oo Sree | » “rissa Dyer; “High Roller,” by Yas Seta eee, than 45 volte | Eg eee ee ee fe _ Ballast, Miss Elizatieth. Allen, 4 should be used on the plates of |i Mumeemesseemees SE NILES SS SEEN IIR VES AEE EE EIT mn mort x. Saree cK | S| fume.” aie en Odor sid f) _ equencyv a mplifier tubes P i . ~ - et et ne ae, ee & - a - At. Nieart pe ¥ : of 7 Mice sa. ‘ nghaus. without empleying a “CC” batter ” : ee ‘ _—. ns Th. } age. ht ia eon Next * ~ Ay | + ; ~ = ~~ - —- ** a «. ~. A - § . % -*~ a _** | P. A me -* ~_- a_i a 5? ae 7 oo ee *. oo." ~

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2m + is 4 2 PS oe . et + » an POST- DISPATCH "jai LOB RANCE SALE 43 sabes SR eee ST.LOUIS | — EN Se WN \ KAA GE gM gl [AAA WN \ \ \ \ CR. SY . Hundreds of Lots of oe \ \ all Fraction of Their . ay WS CEA Wr LENA DAQEEEIAG AQT J . Monday and Tuesday. /~ 3 N Ss, Cc N \ \. N > AQ \s WY vy ean . y SS we WRAY . 3 N \ BY YY ~s i S XX N NSN r RR] WW 4 50 /. _ Se . ve > on > oy" %Y ee UUM Oe one Charles H. Krause II January 5. Mrands of glistening tinsel in various hs depended almost to the heads of the 's. Mr. and Mrs. Love enterfained their ™sroup of cuests in the East room usually Wallace Jr., Mrs. Garneau Weld and Mrs. Lee Higginson of Massachusetts as bridesmaids. Mr. Wade will have John O’Brien of Al- bany, N. Y., as best man, and Ira E. Wight Blaksley Collins. —scowes Au, or MISS JANET SHIELDS. meee :, MISS HELEN RULE, daughter of Mr a Shiel 4 yo 4, Yl “a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rie, e i. Shields Jr. a f ne a sentg OY 2 is entertaining Miss Marion Cross of : 4 nanny By b tong baa e "Al . Y fF Minneapolis, Minn., a former class- : is lah, 2G, % pes ee, mate at Smith College. —asnen-3 ; _ in Africa. —Dieckman. % Cn | e renner ’ »? @ @ Ls, ——— oe lhl ll ee Sn fy ds ebutante S De rby 2 * wal diory, ae a llc SL Raya ly meee Z J t - P t apt “4 3g % Zs Boo = “tink ford Catures LFarly [Or fi ¢ Miss @ as i Z MARGARET 7 Qi - 6 = (itl OE ‘Miss Martha Love “4 j CHANDLER, > (ioe 6 —~6—hCOCUlU// AEP ge | , g daughter of Zui % ; : —— Z Gr... ™ ly eb eS | MISS HELEN FRAMPTON, 7 Watren TZ, “4 : P5, D a . . ot ~ ’ 4 | # bat > actites of Tinsel Against daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rey S engagement i 44 Z ; ne nolds Craig Frampton. Arecep- Z aad 44 mM i OM Rack 7 : no at Tuesday wil] ¢ Claude Tilling- BORE. 4% : f a (ieee Background of Smilax tion to be given Tuesday Z 44 TER HE) iG Yee) a > *@ mark her entrance into society. G hast Porter was j Mihal Sia | |@ fransform Interior of —Ashen-Brenner. § g announced re- 4 Witt — ps, nae Z cently. a Oe —— WW A} - - o— se - iy J Country Club Into Minia- Bridal Attend 4A 1CS Z —Ashen-Brenner y : wi 3 : es eee i Gf ee ——- $9 yy, tee | Be ture “Mammoth Cave ‘ F “Un Mh | j a : or Crunden-Wade Ze 7 pamela } -_ Y & i Pe Se yy, interior of a mammoth cave, Dril- \ \ ) dd ‘ S | — d ZS 4 liamtly lighted and beautifully decorated C Ing C ecle Z with pink sac — in o w Ze h eld d all- agg ink roses, describes in a word the =| 2RANGEMENTS are almost complete for % bet é ail’ , * a aoe Sper Canes race Aw wedding of Miss Catherine Louise Z ee ; iSgiving eve at the St. Louis Country it i ue : Z metal Front and ee oak ae whee © Love for Crunden, daughter of mr. and Mrs. Frank J SS a f daughter : ‘ +h Miss Ellen P. Crunden of 4426 Westminster place, and Z . g] ‘ith Miss P i , Subh- anel ¢ oh erhega 23 a “" Festus J. Wade Jr., to take piace at the Y | den of Chicago, Miss Love’s guest, com- % SP RAM pee Crunden home the afternoon of Jan. 20 at Z T erm ngage ene = hare oP OE 4:30 o'clock. Mrs. Walter Taetcke of Chi- G ‘ | , * cating ns —— s wes aig cago is to be matron of honor, and Miss Y i, | r the entire interior o e : ere : GY Pa7IFF a, Set Crunden has chosen Miss Alice Scott, Miss 22 ud 2° he eanvas i co Toray ¢ , . Wl, . ' alien ne ae ga iP Geran — Katherine Steedman, Miss Eleanor Simmons, y B - saceepagm % MISS ALICE that ie Rp test oaiaing es gs ta Miss Edwina Crunden, a cousin, Miss Eugenie Y A go MRS. HENRY M. COOK. Y MUCKERMAN, the 500 guests might be more com- Pa nunds, Miss Lenore Scullin of Washing- Z Z daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mbly accomodated. With the soft green Be NS ayoya Bee PP: ib Z Before her marriage, Novem- 7 | “ weg ton, D. C., Mrs. Harry Hal! Knight, Mrs. Ches- Z i John C. Muckerman. She backcround, stalactites made of millions .- Eile W seek *idlins ih + pte tprociittce Z ber 15, she was Miss Frances will “Reset tan tale of ter llis right, Mrs. Mahlon ookings y Collins, daughter of Mrs. H. % Z —Dieckmas. WH W NS S by th ; Ss : > apps ly : / y debutantes, and there, apparently Jr., Harry Hall Knight, George Drake Scott, } € f . . y ° = _ ie 2 os i B q . - a - . , . end of the enchanted cavern, were real Garneau Weld, Francis Drew, Chapin Newhard Z Princeton Triangle Club rock formations. ig ‘ ‘ Sy tate Z To « | se | Charles Palms Jr. of Detroit, George Norton Z ~ Such a setting glittered the silver and Z Is to Be Ent tained 2 of formal dining tables, lighted by reds of slender pink candles and adorned bink roses. with St. Louis society at its of Louisville and David Husted of New Ha- ven, Conn., will be a. the groomsmen. The ceremony, to which only members of the families and close friends will be invited, tainment of the Princeton Triangle Club Presiomes are being planned for the enter- members who will arrive in St. Louis Dec. KNW} Genuize R.CA | | Radiotrous are reco nded ms ee eentna . Y cogs worsen wearer aamaam ‘3 seated about. ? will be followed by a reception for several Z 29 for a performance of their musica] show, . % 1e alp . . 7 co } =} ’ mca ag 5 apr wam Mie sega ie _daleony overlooking the grill pundred guests at the St. Louis Country Club, Y “Samarkand,” at the Odeon that evening. The . [LAQOOA detector tu » ar om Ske . . ; i « : an Hawaiian orchestra played, until at Mr. Wade is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Festus Y private car with the men on board will ar- UX 201A amplifying tubes — matc end tested for the set in which they af? shipped, is sold by rive in the morning and at noon Teddy Walk- to ) ’ . ; " cr ald eo " Rclusion of the dinner the guests a: J. Wade of 4582 Lindell boulevard. er, son of Dr. Maivern B. Clopton, will give td in @ne of the ballrooms for Miss _ Authorized Freshman Dealers eeeeanta Derby, en innovation in a stag luncheon for them at the St. Louis 7 and the clim®x of the evening. Country Club. In the afternoon there will . ~ Ct! 4 ’ re ; cr > e “ : ES : os 2 wn . announcing the event was te t “utes “uy wy G ag be two teas, to which in all probability the vgrse gate ecsas bay . ye Cover, with slips for betting, and - + ER debutantes will be invited, one at the home es | ee Mate quotations from Shakspeare, Vir- G | ert mS of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Werner, and the , * Lord Herbert onthe horse, printed yy , * oe other at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. the covers. Rolla Wells was president Uy é ae Wooster Lambert, both in the St. Louis Coun- ww =" Purse and John T. Davis the starter. try Club grounds. agp seneaaan eta e Mitr os proved te°ve miniature ponies, 0 Me Pe ee SR Ee ge el OB i i An arrangement has been made by the lo- Y mn Vee Ww -~ % a room-sized steel track, and their : cal Princeton men for a Princeton night at 0 BF i vee tgree and debutante owners were Hotel Chase, where a supper dance will be Steams “ws: “Bubbling Never,”” by Syphon given after the performance. _— The Imperial, St. Louis’ most exclusive so- cial organization, will hold its annual ®all of Fizz Miss Gertrude Catlin: “‘Broke,”’ Tr out of Dough, Miss Anne Wallace; et a - by Auto out of Gasoline, Miss Mary Fauve oles ® * . os es: 3 eeene A “Prohibition,” by Orders out of Luck. for the season 1926-27,.Friday evening, Jan. on REx - ocecka larisea Dyer; “High Roller,” by Yacht ee : 14, it was learned yesterday. The affair will oe f— ‘ “eee Ballast, Miss: Elizabeth Allen, and ty ae 4 ee PRR eEHS ed by Coty out of Odor Mics Mezr- By ee —_- ¥ accordance with custom prevailing since the os edringhaus. G@#eieueudase @Z%@GeigG¢gQu s» ZG % @ burning of the old St. Louis Club several — Ei . fears ago, = . | Continued on Next Page. ' b 7 é ee ee ai + s ¥ + - SSS Wj waeieer™ Vdeayyyyypttll MISS CATHERINE LOUISE CRUNDEN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Crunden. Announcement was made last week of her engagement to Festus J. Wade Jr. —xajiwar. - Football Party at Country Club Had Miniature Stadium Colorful Spectacle Given for Miss Roccena Baldwin by Her Parents—Mascots of Army and Navy Teams Impartially Displayed. terday,Army and Navy elevens struggled for the football supremacy of two major branches of Government service, could have afforded no more interesting or colorful spectacle than did the St. Louis Country Club Friday night, decorated for Miss Roccella Baldwin's football party. Guarding the reception hall like two major-domos were a solemn faced papier- mache donkey and a goat, mascots of the two teams, wearing respectively the Army and Navy colors, while overhead stretched huge pennants representing the rival schools. The lounge of the clubhouse, where cus- tom has decreed the hosts shall receive their guests, had been stripped of its chintzes and furnishings, and inetheir place appeared. a counterpart of a stadium, flying impartially the colors of both teams, its oval sides built to the ceiling with graduated steps filled with doll spectators. The Ights were en- closed in regulation size footballs of bright paper, and from the chandeliers twisted paper streamers of blue, gold and gray-black, crossed and recrossed, with a football suspended at each intersection. The debutante and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Warrington Baldwin of 23 West- moreland place, received their guests before a wrought iron gateway held upright by four pillars, each electrically lighted, built «up- posediy as the entrance to the “stadium.” and were surrounded by more than 30 gor- geous baskets of chrysanthemums sent by friends. The same streamer and football cellinge decoration was contained throughout the three dining rooms of the club, and the side walls were entirely concealed py broad, al- ternating stripes of the colors almost covered by great football posters and caricatures of players in actioff™ One was a serial, depicting a freshman be- ing instructed in the art of Rugby by a brawny coach, and ending with his becom- ing a cheer leader waving the Army to vic- tory. Characters from the comic strips made their appearance in others. Mutt, Jeff and Jiggs, in football togs, matched strength on the gridiron, and in another Perry Winkle and his gang were prevented from kicking the roof off the house by the beautiful Win- nie. Back of the U-shaped debutante table GF tersaria FIELD at Chicago, where yes- be given at the St. Louis Country Club, in * S™®e® leader performed one of his gero- batic feat® while the teams struggled tm the backgroun4. Continued on Next Page eae on i | \ _—"s ay - Porgy Bee Po. Som ape whe (Nar ela . - t gk; an omens eam ene a ee mdemagteaiadies — 3 : > ee st kr BNE dan nae » A i RE Cet tn moe, RE we. HG TT ip) eee 6 Fe ie ering a he a4 SOE ote SaaS paps eyeeer ihe bs al “Dag ta oe aes 7 ete ee Ee . en nage. NN time ss tooth Rinnai fs ~ . e e > + “oo oe eee « be ** * - - PY VR aoe . at het eS Ae ao, e x wie rn “ean he ee ae a +> > _ 7 ek doy :

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Loursans Announce Plans’ for Entertainment of Their Guests Durnng Season. eo —— ie P aS Christmas Mrs. George A. Bass of 4641 Lin-| ell boulevard has chosen Tuesda) afternoon. Dec. 14, as the date or which she will give a tea for her daughter, Miss Ruth, who is MAb - ing her debut informally this sea- son. The guests will be invitec from 4:30 to 6 o'clock, and a group of the debuntantes will be invited to serve. Vitss Marion Green, debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Leigh Green of 12 Kingsbury place, will be henored by a luncheon which Mrs. Thomas J. Drummond ef 494% Lindell bolevard will give Dec. 8 The luncheon was post- poned from November, owing to Mrs. Drummond's absence from the city. Mra William Maffitt of 4315 West- minster place will give a tea dance Dec. 21 for her young niece, Miss Ellen Bates, who is a student at (jeorgetown College, Washington D>. C.. and who makes her home with Mrs. Maffitt. Miss Bates wil! retrn to 8t. Leuis Dec. lifer the holidays. y Maxwell will be complimented- by a dinner part) which her father, Hareld Maxwel of 501 Clark avenue, will give feo: 18 at the dinner dance of the St. Louis Ceuntry Club. Mrs. Edward J. Walsh of 4249 Westminster place will give a din ner dance at the St. Louis Countrs or ursday evening. Dec. 2? tor her daughter, Miss Elien Erwin Walsh. and her son, Edward J Walsh Jr Miss Walsh is a senior ai Sacred Heart Convent. and brother is a student at St. Louis versity Mrs. Walsh recent): returned from a week's Visit in New York Mise Elizabeth Scudde: fante daughter of Charles Scu of 4400 MecPhersen avenue will be the guest of honor at a dinne: dance which Mrs. Edward J. Walsh oe’ 42346 Westimi ae 6 Sirs. Herbe: ‘land avenue bridge luncheon Wednesday she -entertained for “rancis. who, with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur (Caresche rancis. are visiting in St. Louis. being en route to California fer the Winter. Mr. and Mrs. Francis and family formerly made their heme in St. Lowilse Mrs. F Miss Dorothy her eDe. Club her qQqeiii- dde: + ~ « iY InSsieT piace will give \ia was hostess at -¢ “Jans as if 429? wher M iss Louise W. Beiles Polo drive will give a theater pa: } nd supper dance for Miss Marga- *t and Miss Jane Mahle: leb tante daughters of Mr louis Frank “Mahler of Rrentw 00d the ever ing of Dec. 6 Mrs. aa kson Portland nlac himcheon Thanksgiving Pe at LOvis Country “lub for her randdauwehter. Al iss Mar Niedringhaus, debutant: la of Mr. and Mrs haus of 29 Port guest list was members of the ro: of 560 Fas’ Joh . “a . enter ore ughter nor.ised inger set Mrs. Edward A. Wagner of 58°25 linde}l! boulevard Wednesday afternoon in honer of Mrs. Samuel B. Grant of North- wood, who before her marriag: last winter was Miss Natalie WNe- vile of Boston Mrs. Wagner was assisted in receiving by her moth- er, Mrs. John W. Grant The rooms were attractively orated in chrysanthemums in bronze and yellow shades. Miss Elizabeth Clark. Miss Ruth Curby Miss Charlotte Wagner, Miss Mieanor Kiein and Miss Jean Leod had charge of the tea table The’ hostess’ fri« nds assisting with- out hats were Mrs. W. H. Bell Mrs. Howard Stephen, Mrs, Walte: Grant. Mre. J. H Locke. Mrs James FR. Claiborne. Mrs. J H Bauer, Mrs. E. W. Banister. Gurdon Black. Mrs. G. 8S. Maddox and Mre. C. W. Mlansw: Invitations have for fave a tea derc.- been received a luncheon to be given Thurs- Gay by Mra. Stephen S. Eagle of 6212 Waterman avenue for Miss Martha Wood, debutante daughte of Parker H. Woods of 6248 Wash- ingten boulevard. Mrs. Guido Pantaleoni of 15 Lennox place gave a eon Harriett Canac of New York and Nrs. Pantaleon! wil! Dec. 20 for New York to Christmas with their sons. and Guido Pantaleoni J: Mre. Pantaleoni Jr Mr. and Mrs. Walker Jr. celebrated their wedding ann!- versary last Sunday night at a Cimmer party at the Log Cabin Club. Mr. have Mr depart spend Raou! and Davis TD and Mrs Edward ee inv} mations rdav Magnus for a evening nm their : e. “er Hortense place There will be dancing in the ballroom of the house and a cabaret. The gvests have been invited for 3 o'cioc k. Mrs. Harry M. Pflager o¢ 19 Kingsbury place will give a debu- tante tumcheon Dec. 14. in compli- ment te Mias Roccena RBaldwin daugtter of Mr. and Mrs. l.. War- rington Baldwin of 23 Westmore- land place. Dr. and Mrs. John Lincoln Roe- mer will be hosts at the Tea Room ef Lindenwood College Monday night. to a group of students are Organizing under the name cf “hildres of the Marae. Thexe Girls. of whom there are nire lindemwood, are ali dsuch:: ? whe *"umMn a "% try Pia — a * , s , "8 Niliemenasuial™ ns + Pty sett %; « 4 > een *e, Lo P q* pees 4 4 % fv, Fe + >. 2 > 2 ZZ 7 : Z SIFFPEG V4 MR. AND MRS. GALE F. JOHNSTON AMAA ABAAAAABAADAEBRE DADA EDED 7 "Ty rrerrrrr. A snapshot of Mr. and Mrs. Johnston taken on their honeymoon recently at Hot Springs, Va. riage, Miss Miriam Rand, daughter of Mr. Rand of Delmar boulevard. Miss Cree, of Covington, Ky., is the guest of Miss Mar- garet and Miss jane “Mahler of Brentmoor. minis‘ers. an j also grand Doroth guest —— Guls, Helene kowski wal. Mr Mr. and Mre. Viviar were artis! leaves unis them tained are NX! Adelyn Cavagn Kirk. Miss G-« Elizabeth \! Louise Mee. \liss and Miss F" Mrs. E. ' Certineed Washingtor , , > Country Clu Miniature S —Ashen lass KK ngsiand. Na Hughes T ne B: enner romeo Miss : nev Edwards Miss Ar Waverly y at b Had Stadium ANS IVI Se OAMAAARAANT ! WW Mrs. Johnston was before her mar- and Mrs. Frank C. —{ nderwood & Underwood D. WALKER III ‘ 4 T,,rererrer es “a ‘ y * \ Ske MISS CHOUTEAU SCOTT Miss Scott, daughter of Mrs. Pserre Chouteau Scott of the Forest Park Hotel, has just returned from New York. where she accompanied her mother on a Visit. -Asheno-Brennoer Mrs. Walker will assist at the exhibit to be con- ducted by the Interna- tional Institute, 3231 Washington boulevard, December 3 and 4. e—Ashen- Brenner included Miss Evelyn Jahencke New and her Paul, who came to St ans brother. Louis fo vent nd the following debu- Miss tanies Wallace, Mary ; Miss Edith Peters Viiss Sing] Miss Marth Love. Miss Florence Brooks, Mis Heien Martha Woods, Miss Marjorie fied ghaus, Miss Clarissa Dye Allen, Miss Julia Morgens, Miss Miss Genevieve Gertrude Catlin Border of Chicago, Miss ryuest. Ruth McElroy, * and Miss Margaret Mah- Miss Ellen Love e Miss ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ‘Debutantes’ Derby Features Party for Miss Martha Love | Centineed frem Preced ina Pace. ' Miss Catlin’s Bubbling Never ‘proved to be the winner, and its more than 8&0 loyal supporters shared in the prizes, pearl pins for the girls and white gold cuff links for the men. Miss Love. one of the most pop- ular Veiled Prophet Queens of@e- eent years. wore her coronation robe of white satin roidered in mirror crystals and rhinestones. The idea for the decorations was conceived by the presiding genius of the Country Club's staff Japanese decorators, who spent ‘part of the summer exploring mountaineus country. and the have pronounced it one of emb guests the most ' season. More than at Miss Lov: the center 70 guests were seated ‘'s table, a huge M in dining room. Chicago; Miss Gertrude Catlin, Miss Anne Wallace, Miss.” Mary Carter, Miss Margarett Rumsey, Miss Janet Wallace. Miss vieve Miss Bald win. : Julia Miss Eugenie Edmunds, Camac, the cuest of Mrs. Guido Pantaleoni: Miss Alice Scott. Miss Harriet Moore. Miss mons, Miss Josephine Bates, Miss June Morgens. Miss Clarissa Dyer, Miss Ruth McElroy, Niedringhaus and Miss Allen, and men at were Carl Koehler, A. B. Lambert} Jr.. John Kennard Jr.. John Wal- lace Chapin Newhard, Fordyce, Sproule Love. Rolla Wells Streett. Eugene Hawkins, Klipstein, Elizabeth the of | successful parties of the | Gene- Roccena | Miss | Eleanor Sim-. Miss Marjorie | the table | Powell | [Attractive At Feldam ctive tea 7 roa 7s Mrs. Herbert J man at her country ‘manor,’ on thé Warseg roads. The hostess and ter. Miss Janice F eldman, a hundred guests an oO ‘elec k. The tabie decorations yellow. with a centerpiece @ anthemums of vari-colored ——— ‘ing were Miss Miss Helen Reyburn, tine Gempp, Miss re dale and Mrs. Alcee Mrs. Martin Engman Je. ,ter Engman, Mrs. Mrs. Otto Krebs. Mra € |Patton and Mrs. Harry ¢ A group of Mra. friends, assisting withe ' Mrs. W. D. Hemenway, i Manewal Sharp, Mrs. Gempp and Mrs. Leo The | young women were Miss Borden of | Fred Gardner. John G jamin Clark, Field Ge law Terry, Edmund ‘thur Hoskins, Oscar’ Churchill Knapp, Je Williat Weld, Ralph William Steph liam Nicoll, WiUlam William Brown Goltra, — Childress, Harry Papin, * Crunden, Boyle Rodes, © ‘Gardner, Dana Von Frederick Newhard, Wa | Lieut. ; ‘Boyd Hill, Benoist Frederick Swarts, Floyd Warren Chandler Jr., John § | andvew MecCreery, Lieut. ‘Ford, Wade 'Smith, Erwin Niedring |‘ Edward K. Love Jr. SPECIAL WINTER RATE NOW PERMANENT WAVE . That Fumeous S oom Wave > wanes age a ae werent “ Menthse—TRUE OIL PROCESS GRAND AV. Phene NOVELLE SHOPS 3. bO+ EASTGATE Phene C Oppesite Famous-Barr QUALITY WORK at a THRILLING LOW "a Marc el N’S SPECIAL “RACIAL. 5° eaeet ames VAN'S NOW! THE VAN BEAUTY SHOP, 6 “64 Olive LA FREE ty .sotr 1r—wertH | same rial. This is our special price. Ringiet Ende—No Water Nestle Laneoil Waving or "Jen N. G RAND because we use nothing but $x1@ SILYERTONE PHOTOGRAPH OF YO $5.00 ERMANENT WAVE. Methed. 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Cuban, New Spike heels. surrounded } ‘ Frank Sheldon, Wiliam Cal Childress, Bt al by an + = IVE DOLLAR SALE ine. and Mrs. Walter Russell (nee Steinwender, who is visiting Mr. Dispatch. ) RIS. Nov. 19.—The high point | for the fall and winter sea- | j in Paris was reached last | k with the opening of the Salon | one im the Grand Palais. | sahibition inclydes approxi- 2500 works selected frem > than 6000 admissiens. The , of 35 Americans appear in) ue. | Salon d’ Automne was found- 19 years ago by 4 group of ters headed by Frantz Jour- tn and Eugene Carriere, to sive; (chance to young artists whose | a were consistently refused by | me older groups—the Artists Fran- and the Seciete Nationale. As ,result, the first autumn salons frankly revolutionary and red among other eccentrici- the first Cubist efforts. ’Mr. and Mrs. Leomis Johnson hosts at a dinner last week their home in the Rue des s, Paris. Their guests for the ing were Grand Duke Boris ch and the Duchess, > i> 7" 7; Lazare) of St. Louis, Mr. and rs. BE. M. Hartridge and Mrs. Herman Mrs. Johnson. ' Gen. William , Johnston, original- ene: Louth anit Mek Semana tawe sailed for the United States | rd the French liner Paris. | fer a visit in Washington, D.C... hey will proceed to their home in coma, Wash 4 . Oscar Hugh de Boyedon en-— ed in ber husband's studio in nce, Italy. recently to intro- fe to the members of the Amerit- f colony Canen Killian Albert- . m Stimpson. who recently arrived Fiorence to take charge of St. | = ses’ Episcopa!] Church. and Mrs. | upson (nee Dorothy Baker) ot|M | Louis. Canon Stimpson and / Stimpson have begun a series weekly receptions for all Ameri- | in Florence at the rectory of | _ James’ Church. Frank Hicks, ice-president of | Will First National Bank of St. | Jeb is, Was & passenger aboard the | hite Star liner Majestic on its | recerm@ trip to Europe. * Quite a party of St. Louis people | been stopping at the Hotel on the rue de Rivoli in @uring the last fortnight, ie shopping and sightseeing. e party includes Miss Julia Wells, ter Loraine Graver, Miss Janet N./ cor Miss Margaret Burkham | dead Mrs. Atwell Lincoln. They | 12: 30 gone to Northern Africa for | » : weeks. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Henderson of Cart Louis’ have crossed to Europe | 4 the Freneh liner De Grasse | cat a winter tour of the Continent. | Mrs. Mrs. Hermann Stetnwender of St. lis. who was Miss Helen John-. is the house guest of Mr. and Loomis Johnson at their home the rue des Vignes in Paris. _Dr. G. N. Calkins of Columbis hiversity, director of the Paris fanch of the American University inion. was the speaker at the mnthiy luncheon of the Amerftan omen's Club of Paris. Among pse entertaining were Mrs. J. A. kerson of St. Louis. | Miss Anne Becker of St. Louis, o has been passing some time in French capital, has enrolled at 5 he Alliance Francais and at the| = rbonne University fer six months M Mudy. Miss Becker is a student at) | Mrs Pashington University. class of "2% ere is living at the\ Hotel Latetia E . } the Latin quarter of the city. ‘Me | Mra. rity Ball Enlivens Pes Week at Capital! ® the Post-Dispatch. | WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.—The) adeall week in Washington Was «5 rked by two of the most impor-) w charity balls of the season. baum, esday night, led by the sroup conservative, Washingtonians’ 7 have ajways been interested. | 1 De Md supported by Cabinet and offi- a circles, the anngal ball for the. “7 fit of the Bpiscopal ye. Ear | Som Throat Hospital was held at. me New Willard Hotel and on SPursday night the Army and Navy es attended the Navy Relief. | before jeaving for Chicago for me Army and Navy football game oe Urday. | Washington seciety has greet + fact with interest that the tand Mrs. Coolidge will adhere the custom of inviting additiona! ts in for the musicals to follow “ate dinners on the schedule} ‘the official entertainmest. While m Cabinet dinner next .Thureday, “a be strictly for the dent's ans lai farsily. including th Vice ; lattel “Gent and Mrs. Dawes at he: inet members and their wives bated additional guests have been) to the Bast Room to hear ces program at 1¢ o'clock. + ‘ - Mra ma. 16 fieee af the evening reeeptions of the members ef the atic corps Dec. § by Presi- wad Mra Coolidge. Agein American woman will lead She °f diplomats with her husband, : Baroness de Cartier, wife of = deen of : the corps, is an Amer- r wsman. Befere that. Mme. Peano an American woman wife) F the former Spacivh Ambassador. 4 the deyeune of the corps and! ‘Ste that time Mnree. Jussernnd, rf of tae former Prench Arsbas- Bor Red tina poner, This mente = ince the * das? of Theodore | eerere):. when M. Joesernsad first tgs eee aa American | > ¢

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ue ge. Never nd its oriers Attractive Tea } At Feld man Be _ An attractive tea was given ‘terday by Mrs. Herbert A. man at her country home, ine a manor,’ on th@"Warson and le. be roads. The hostess and her ¢ ter, Miss Janice Feldman, re : ~~ Correspondence fe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28. 1996 , ‘pj Aa MRS. PHILIP CUSTER BAKER / 4 Vhs iiss Ji se 4 MISS JOSEPHINE BATES Sf . ‘Weddings and Engagements 'of Miss Lucille ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | make their home at 5244 Northland | avenue. 7 : Of Interest’ An engagement of interest is that | land avenue, University City, has ter of Mr. Carley. younger| announced the é¢ngagement of her themums. Martin Powers served James K. Moran Raymon Mo- as best man for’Mr. Dilthey one ran, cousins of the bride, were) ushers. Mr. and Mrs. Dilthey will! | : . : t ——~ - = } Mrs. Rose Koplovitz of $12 Le-| : |St. Louisans See Army - Navy_Game > A group of St. Loutsans who a't- tended the Army-Navy football game in Chicago included Miss Helen Frampton, debutante daugh- and Mrs. Reynolds Craig Frampton of 7314 « west- oS hae ee ao © ek . A. ak ae * Pim ead ne ee’ 2. ee ee Se, vn nal ‘ ata ¥ on * okt ULE dur . a 4 ‘“ > Py ere. tee 2s he > to the | ‘moreland drive. who departed by | automobile yesterday with her un- cle, A. & Frampton of Webster |Groves and Dr. A. R. Frampton. daughter of Mrs. Harry D. Carley} daughter, Miss Charlotte, to Dr. H. of 5091 Maple avenue, and the;|Il. Spector of the Coronado Hotel. late Dr. Carley, and Harold Ever-| No date has been set for the wed- ding. Post-Dispatch. iis, Nov. 10.—The high point | ‘ for the fall and winter sea- | pins & hundred guests between 4 cuff o'clock. . 4 The table decorations pop- of: «- ation red in nes. s was Fenius of spent bring the ne of of the ated M in The en of Patiin, | were { yellow, with a centerpiece of cal anthemums surrounded by fy of vari-colored grapes. Those pail in were Miss Marguerite Pe a Miss Helen Reyburn, Miss Chee tine Gempp, Miss Margaret Tegal dale and Mrs. Alcee Stewart 3 Mrs. Martin Engman Jr., Mrs ter Engman, Mrs. Francis Warn 2 Mrs. Otto Krebs, Mrs. Charles § fon in Paris was reached mne in the Grand Palais. i. exhibition inclydes uae than 6000 admissions. 7 ue. (Patton and Mrs. Harry Cantwe]y ” | & group of Mrs. Feldm; friends, assisting without hats, we Mrs. W. D. Hemenway, Mrs. Emma Manewal Sharp, Mrs. Edwin al chance to y : . 4 young artists Gempp and Mrs. Leo Maser. . « headed by TL ‘ | . oo | ra ‘(Fred Gardner, John Gordon, Bey and the Societe Nationale. last | iS with the opening of the Salon approxi- | os. 9500 works selected frqm | | The | of 35 Americans appear in 'whe Salon d' Automne was found- = 19 years ago by a group of Frantz Jour- | and Eugene Carriere, to give | whose | were consistently refused by | older groups—the Artists Fran- AS | jamin Clark, Field Goltra, White, @ result, the first autumn salons | Pe a ee s . Ree géovivve ~SN SS we -* we Hog ( (eq eQeeeeeS aye Se’ ~ yd oO at ate . - . F > . SO SRE a . BPY OTE Lars . ta * : ~ 7 . oe eo" > Soo _ 45 > OS a . a 2 . . «se*** re el a+? * ~*+* s* ASA .* ~ + . ~ . “ss ” /a luncheon _daughter’s close friends. | Washington University | ' member of Sigma Chi. No da&te has | ett Barker, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.| E. Barker of 7128 Kingsbury boule- | vard. The announcement was made at) given yesterday by Carley for a group of her ' ' Mrs. Mr. Barker is a graduate of and. is a been set for the wedding. Mrs. C. Mark of 4230 Hartford | Street announced the engagement | | of her daughter, Esther, to Thomas. | A. Quigley, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Quigley of Compton avenue, at a luncheon-bridge yesterday at the) Coronado Hotel. Those present | /were Mrs. Willlam Tacke, Mrs. J.’ A.Quigiey, Mrs. Harry Thoele, Mrs. Announcement has been made, by Mr. and Mrs. Samue! Tranin of Kansas City, Mo., of the engage- ment of their daughter, Miss Irene, to Dan Robert Susman, Son of Mr. : ‘and Mrs. Ben Susman of 5567 Wa- terman avenue. 8) : The engagement of Miss Jeanette Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.’ Charles E. Jones of 3910 Natura! Bridge avenue, to Claude M. Loper of 4206 Gano avenue, was an- nounced at a bridge luncheon given | Nov. 26, at the Forest Park Hotel. | and! 6227) The marriage of Miss Bernice Richman, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Joseph Richman of and Lieut. William Stephenson and Lieut. Nelson of Jefferson Bar- racks. Miss Frampton is the guest of Dr. Frampton while in Chicago and will return home tqemserrow. Mrs. selon Bolland Mele ughlin of 4967 West Pine boulevard also will returh home tomorrow from Chicago after attending the game. Dr..and Mrs. C. De Witt Lukens of 4910 Laclede avenue are mem- bers of a house party for the week-end. They were accomp:a- nied to Chicago .by Miss Sue Fritisch and Harold Wrape. Mr. and Mrs.*Walter M. Stinde of 527 Clara avenue have been in Chicago since Tuesday and re- mained over for the football game. PD OO A RO ak Ae OM Ng ie te atte net te an, a te Oe ee ed ah te Phe Northwood ayenue, and Milton J.| Mrs. C. Spencer Meredith and her Commer, son of Mrs. I. Commer!son, Lawrence Meredith of 4535 of 710 Leland avenue, took piace | Lindell boulevard, were the guests Nov. 24. Rabbi Samuel Thurmanjat the game gf Mr. Meredith's performed the ceremony in the! cousin’ Lieutenant Commander and study of his héme. Mr. and Mrs. | Mrs. Spencer Meredith Lewis. Commer will reside after Dec. $3! Another group comprised Mrs at 610 Leland avenue. /H. Cary Korndorfer, Miss Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Wyner of | Philips. a oo se gee ag Bet 5074 Beacon avténue, announce the ard Bates — engagement of their daughter Woods. Mr. Jaudon is an Annapo- age lage of 1924. Milton ners te nag poe fag pas 0 ot| Gs eae ae ob Westminster Asheville, N. C. The wedding wil! | GTeUmtc ex . Louis 'take place Jan. 4. | place, was also among the St / guests, Mr. and Mrs George P. James Miss Louise Rumsey, daughter; Mr. and Mrs. of 3647 Wyoming avenue have an- | of Mr. and Mrs. Horace &. Rumeey | and thelr son, Se Thursda inounced the marriage of their | of Hotel Chase, is entertaining Miss| Groves, departed poonseed daughter, Miss Alice Louise, to Yolanda Napolilli of Chicago for a| Chicago to attend wrong n who Capt. James E. Foster Jr. The faw days. The parties in her honor ne ee nd a ited wedding was solemnized Nov. 6./|i"cluded a dinner by her hostess|is a midshipman in , a ae Wee iS ae ee | eee g a Be. ‘ - | oc 2 home in the Rue des | Rie x se Bates j % nt a ae es oe com” Suido William Brown Goltra, Fieldipe ae . 5 | we j Z 3 ees 3 ; = Bias ae wee . ~~“. ¢ — .- 3 Paris. Their guests for the = ack : y ; Po Re Dey ne as —.. a Pe Miss Childress, Harry Papin. Arthe.see G a Duk | Sim-|Crunden, Boyle -Rodes, Dotigur’™ onne oa oe: “* SS, “i /, Z (SSS SS a Vf, LS ff, VA as ha Y, jf, lhe, Mrs. Baker, whose mar- Y riage took place last 4 night, was formerly Miss Thelma Parker, daughter of Mrs. Wil- liam John Parker of Webster Groves. — row 7 -. 4) Edwin J. Kropp thur of Webste: for 11661610 Miss Bates, niece of Mrs. William Maffitt of 4315 West Pine boulevard, is one of the committee chair- men for the production of “The Giant Killer” to be andeler y so Washington Society has ee: E. H. Steedman fact with interest that the Pré@- | NR RE xe Mand Mrs. Coolidge will adhere | @ the custom of inviting additional | Woman has held the place of hon- Bests in for the musicals to follow} Or at diplomatic receptions. | ‘Slate dinners on the schedule | The Missouri colony in Washing- % official entertainment. While! ton is interested in the announce- e Cabinet dinner next SD ‘ i vei oe ot ‘= ia ang Ma tape aes " ting or Combs Required MARCEL, $1.25 a Key be sé ee ~ = ELENORA. “Gi. PHONES: LINDELL 8406-0565 is tne Rives S. Matthews, son of Clau.1: Levering Matthews of 5447 Cab- inne avenue, will remain in Paris, France, until next summer. He is making his home at Gayres Hotel, } 4 Boulevard Raspail. and is taking the Cours de Civilization Franca‘se Miss Jane 5S.) Woodclyffe Schoo! | for women at Chislehurst. | Kent. and will be there until She will spend the. relatives in Belfast. | her brother Rives! Miss Claudia L student at. Marzga- | Ky. She wil! holidays in St. “Uouis father. Alumnae Association of St ‘'s Training School for Nurses, Hospital. 5535 Delmar have ‘a food I a | . i i Pa | {> ‘ Homes t2J SBS AEST a Prana, oT IE a ig Se a Se wr.end Mrs. Frank Henderson of - louis have crossed to Europe ‘dthe French liner De Grasse fa winter tour of the Continent. ee — — a ee OR OU Pel Ce ee OY OY Oe ewe OO ee eee eee eee oo ELDS venue a ‘ avenue Sorbonne. Matthews is at es theo a Lii€f - he Ladies Aid Place Presbvterian avenue and Russel] young England, July holidays with Ireland, where Tyler Lnrine SPring ® 4 invited hostesses loncheoar ; ae 3 bukit ii on 9 { urbvyv. Mrs. a gh aby « and bow is. Mrs. { | hy» Vn("*s¢ rfhw \ re “re, + ile w . , ~ ee yn ik Ys Mrs. ob d van y will join her. re snare ic i rs ‘ rlle . ; Ss. JO] L svAC . amyils Matthews is @ Mrs. David Brewster, | .,+ Hall. Versailles ' ° is s1i1it’sS, ith are 4 the part. A with her hail Ur Terre Ty Te Yt . . fTarthy aiti y 5 ‘ +2, 0 wlll Appin bat piling o>. tiie SOO EME ME AG RRA AP ~ Pye, ore linner from 5.30 t ss eS . fon (ook Ir dinner trom 0.0 LO Pp. ™. bl OOKe , and Miss Carolyn g Sales Comes ince-A-Month” pm among | spen _ - bazaar | good | % The annual lun ‘-heon and Second Présbvterian and Wesi- } . seusrei ae } "2c iaAve sociai cL Tuesday at th: otners taking tive (“hurch, Taylor minster place, wil] well philanthropic. features Smith, Luncheon to given . ae ee ee ee Bd ol a > Miss Aine Becker of St. Louis. mo has been passing some time in } French capital. has enrolled at pe Alliance Francais and at the bonne University for six months’ mudy. Miss Becker is a student at fashington University, class of ’29. | e is living at the Hotel Lutetia | the Latin quarter of the city. arity Ball Enlivens Week at Capital | | to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Nov. mM week . in Washington perked by two of the most impor- | charity balls of ‘the season. avenue as parties are De from 12 to 2 o'clock, during whic! the many bazaar tables will b: tively conducted. Especial inter- est is attached to the cuisine, b+ Miss Jane Wilson is chairman of the committee of, th Woman's charge of menu. VW ii} Morton — luxurious and feminine at'- See Our Windows for Amazing V alues An Opportunity to Open a Charge Account > hye eause SATIN PATENT TAN CALF REPTILES COLORED KID Association in Mrs. W.:B. display dressed doltls Mrs. E. J. Krause fo! Mrs. Bennett Clark supervision of linens; wre. © pillows of fine silks; Mr -cloth tinted nove pertre e een in 820 OLIVE ST. Big Month-End Sale Monday and Tuesday . Most of these are Queen Quality 85 Shoes that sold for $7.50 and $8.50, others sold for $10.00. Riobinson’s +} - ine en Ae ae - ~~ hooth and neL ~~ oa a that 0} 4 ill igre eX ** | 7 “ah an . : Cd * Here ‘indeed are gifts of infinite variety and charm! Selections in French silk under- garments, other imported hand-sewn silk crepe underthings, superb hostess gowns, negligees, tea gowns, robes and pajamas. Any of these smart gifts will be “Her” favorite—and are surprisingly reasonable! Gowns, Step-Ins, Chemises —imports and domestic lingerte—in heavy crepes and satins or sheerest Georgettes—with hand- drawn work, real filet laces, Val laces—1n a glory of rainbow tints. Also smart tailored models. Gowns, $5.50 to $75—Other Lingerie, $2.95 to $4750 Boudoir Footwear Feminine Accessories Satin mules, boudotr slippers a, a exquisite =” brilliant , erchie/s, garters, lined wt lant con powder puffs in sachet dainties for the fastidious mademoi- selle—All are Excep- tional Values. os ogame “a * 27.—The was oe ene mae ee wo. . ew ; = satjpemmnete owe en me Baie and aprons. it re- ——»- a = a ee ame HANDKERCHIEFS | for CHRISTMAS Monograms must be ordered now! ——— te ne ne es ene 6 —eenete =~" ee Linen Imperters Since 1882 Olive St. & Taylor Av. trasting satin—some of bro- caded materials, plain ‘and ostrich trimmed — are de- lightful gifts, $3 to $10. ~ a Seale eat oe. = mony ARMOR 8 > = lap etree sera - — - @nd Mrs. Coolidge. Again | © American woman will lad the "Ol dinlomats with her husband, rohess de Cartier, wife of) Geen of the corps, ts an Amer- | YOman. Before that. Mme. | Each and every pair of shoes mwaho, American woman wife! in this Sensational Selling BN former Sponish Ambassador. | Event is fashioned of high ™ the doucrine of the Corps and | quality materials, and over pete that Mirree. Jusserand, | perfect-fitting lasts. Covered EY Of the foriner French Ambas- | Cuban, Louis, Spanish and f''. ted thai honer. This means | New Spike heels. eRe 1) | ad ej », Me : —so enchanting and allur- ing it commands the admir- ation of all. You can possess this soft, angen sg | Pumps, Straps and Ties _ appearance instantly thru ~ ; 33 r Dress and Walking Heels Gourauos : ORIENTAL CREAM Patents, Satins, Colored Kids Made in White - Ficsh - Rachel aa Tan Calf Curlox Shampoo Ladies’ Bob Wigs Gentlemen's Toupes Permanent Wave $6 HIRSCH’S,.:2" BAZAAR th tare of Throdore | 502 N. 7th St. tr oes riret Telephone CFEntral 2334 + ¥ ashington, an American | 4 a an 4%. a ieee Send fc. for Trial Size Ferd. T. Hopkins & Son, New York : fueserand *

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SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926... ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH «. =I. LoS POST-OISPATCH — : erate oe See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5,6, 7 and 14 STIX. BAER 63 FULLER ® - GRAND-LEADER _ —s f ies. The Store of ‘the Christmas Spirit Has Gifts of some: Kind ~ r- wy hy as ane Bea Z Ye. ee a ee Le Ht: en - eS Se = SS oe A i. OE ak aw. Beginning Monday—An ges Sale fy ERIN RORS Of interest to all homemakers, this special selling of good quality Mirrors offers an unusual opportunity to those who are seeking a Christmas gift for the home, to secure an attractive Mirror at an extremely low price. * a ayy iA a So cee NaI Cabinet-Made Cedar Chests SSE SSS Are Very Specially Priced for Christmas Gifts. eel f Handsome Walnut-Finished Chest Lined With Cedar— $ ‘Rimes Attractively Priced Beauty and convenience are combined in this roomy chest, size 45x23x20; cabinet-made and well- constructed. it is beautifully finished in walnut and lined throughout with Tennessee red cedar. Cedar Chest, $11.75 Made of good quality selected red cedar with rich dull finish, this Queen Anne styled Chest is unusually attrac- tive. Size 36x17x17 inches. Walnut-Finished ak oak Ce 4 ee Be ae cm, Wee Wags a mE aaedind > Na. a, i o Py 2a Pw : vith. ; , v1 ve = gerte —~ Ms AKT parentage ena tte OD eee ae ie A OR A ly ORE A ll ce a ERASE RES A A AL GORE RR pe ta Po So er er cated ee Yi s ar , biieiy witre 3 ~S 1S Be 4 t & c ; 7 . Pa a +. 4 ! P siete > . eee = . > oe. : P) >? a 5 iw $ a Ros : ‘ " . : . , 4 a N Seah e Fa > : a: ae ; ri ¢ af . S Rs i 29 fee 83 ee ? , ee é 3 : oe 8 ; 3 : e : e -® Selle ae 4 7 . : ’ a? se Aw I noe 28 - 7 Ses ia Aa - “88 Pe 4 “9 im f- 4 * \ as o ‘ cy .* oe , ie 4 : ; 3 ae 4 Bras >. ~ : ees BI rs A * 2 4 > Ge 3" = i - ast 4 a 4 ‘ ; ra = ; Se eee, oF w + ae $ wa ae ad . ae i % = y 2 : \ 3 J . i &, "s . a . o ei ae Zs - Ne + q be, ie yy ‘ t oF “ee . . ta § “ o 4 > 2S . * 7 Ss te q See 4 ee? ui i ¥. - 4 Oye ae: x S eS Pay ae Py) hi + a F Par BE, > > F tj “3. “th &. 5 ’ Brey de f ee ‘ & ‘Sh Pe ~ tH : : hans # cs ix 4 ¢ 4 ca: S a Bits * ae = be Se . ; & ; ae Ag : : a> p pe sy ‘ art A ¢ i> Ry aes. Ss x : 4 g . aA at ome & 25 7 * 72 ce. £ : >i a 4 a% 5 M53 t AS ie & cs teh Sf 4 NG > ae ve: Mi ~ - © * +4 \ %, ; i - bed : , ~ - ‘- ~ ~ i , A 4 4 7 - a ae : 3 + # o SS z . acs % is . y - F + i » 5 ; y F 7 wf 2 a + . > > : i $3 ° : 5% s 4 a uf Pe j fe wf a . .> b ¥ + ee b De ; : .} 4 4 aes Te) 2 q § . - > ‘ t 4. >} . yd cee. ' * 4 ce 4 + ° Sai * rT} a 4 . 2 q J *e, ‘ a? ‘ ets 4 eae. ~ . - “ ey 7 tg d re : 7 a 5 7 a n . sie L te th - 4 7 > ' Po [a b oS 7 : 2 7 ¥ 7 eo iy > SJ ‘ a ; ra ‘ ye : - 4 ‘ ‘ ec) of ; bays: A . tae ae 4 ; = t , uae 3 bea +3 c . esi wa ar ’ Pe Sm ao “a “3G t aa eng a 3] : rT ur ToT cae s ee OS a % = ee pec eit : Be , F wae i: ate" o : ae ic aoe to. oe ’ 3 Sine Jd Peke bits i + a eee : aw ‘ ; x tf. A ; } ‘> 5 Sam 4 5 ee ; ie i me ’ “ € * ys of q - 4 ‘oi > a é : 4 4 Cedar Chest A large Chest, size 48x22x 21, strongly made of the best selected Tennessee red cedar and effectively trimmed with walnut is attractive- .. $26.85 48 Inches Long A beautifull designed Chest built in he charming Queen Anne style is made of selected Tennessee red cedar and is complete with lock and key $71.75 Cedar Chest The rich walnut finish of this sturdy Chest is unusual- ly attractive. Cabinet-made, with panel front and cedar oie see ae $32.75 Other Chests Priced From $50 to $72:50 ete Home Needs - » * oo * Universal Combination , 372.50 A special Combinat of s-mece Carving Set made of Universal steel with stag handles. and a 6-lib. Univer- sal electric iron. Electric Heater, $5.98 A Universal Heater with rz-inch copper reflector is very attractively priced, O-Cedar Mops For Pohtshed Floors 50c to $1.75 These Mops have banish- ed drudgery forever; they allow you to polish floors while standing erect, they get umder low objects and into afl corners because of special features: used with ‘Cedar polish they pre- serve the finish of the floors. (Sixth Floer.) Pesan Giess Wassasele $3.49 A cooking utensi] that is attractive enough for the table, this Casserole rests in a heavy nickel-plated frame with side handles. Wattle Mould, $5.49 Electric Mould complete with cord and plug—will operate from pend socket. Fifth Fileor.) Buffet Mirror A mitered Mirror im size 15x5r | inches to be used over the buffet or mantelpiece ie made of imported plate Spied walling, o.-< an Handmade Lingerie rose Chantilly Laces, yd. ....10€. Ostrich Trimming. yd... 59 Valenciennes Laces, doz. Georgette Hdkf. Centers, e¢ For Decorative “ Metallic Laces, yd. Satin-back Metallic Cees Metal Motifs, yd, roc ' Metal Nets, yard 25¢ Marabou for Cushions, yd. 1 Electric Trains. $9.95 The American Flyer is a fast train with N. Y. C. type loco- motive. 2 Pullman cars and ob- Servation car, all illuminated. | Coaster Wagon, $3.98 | Made of sheet steel, with | rolled edge and equipped with roller-bearing disc wheels. Pre-Holiday Sale of Pillows Attractive and Decorative Pillows of Every Size and Shape Are Marvelous Values at These Low Prices Suk Taffeta Pillows — $3.95 Pillows here and Pillows there add color and charm to every home, espe- cially when they are made of taffeta in plain or changeable Trimming Lengths, Laces and Trimmings in 1 tractive patterns may be effe used to trim pillows, table Normandy pieces and Lengths of 1% yard each. ‘Trimmings—Mats Normandy Pillows Exceptional Values $3.95 You will ador: these dainty little imported Pillows. exquisitely made of laces — they are round, oval or ob- long and as gifts Bring the children.to see the wonders of Fairyland— | the workshop of Santa Claus—where they will be greeted by the jolly old fellow, who has a smile and a hand-shake for everyone. In exchange for a 25c ticket, each little visitor will receive a real Christmas gift. Appro pri Are Gifts That BK Broadcloth Shirts Typewriter, with Standard keyboard Mama Doll. $2.98 Dining Set—4 chairs and round table Pool Table—Barrows When she picks up this pret- | Rocker, Mission style ty Doll with fluffy curls and | dainty organdie dress and dis- Desk and Revolving Chair covers she says “Mama,” your | Irish Mai! Handcar- little daughter's Christmas joy 2-Piece Aluminum Tea Set . will be complete. tet a Picture Machine Taylor Tot, $4.95 The little tot can have all the fun of riding with the larg- er cCMildren without any of the danger in this Taylor Tot—th colors and trimmed combination baby walker and with dainty laces or they will appeal to all feminine friends. stroller. bands df gold lace. “ red im ) Other groups at Silk Taticta Pillows 04.95 and $595 Tarlored or Trimmed .95 Specially Priced at $9 Avoid last-minute shopping by selecting gift Pillows now—Pillows beautifully made of all-silk or rayon taffeta, in tailored styes or trimmed with garlands, gold laces, shirring and cording. Novelty Pillows in All Colors $5.95 Captivating French prints and taffetas in exquisite colorings fashion these lovely Pillows in a variety of shapes and sizes; trimmed in many interesting ways. Velvet Pillows Lovely Colors $8.50 Pillows that will be treasured in the living room; they. are made of beau- tiful chiffon velvet in lovely colors, with tapestry or self trimming. (Art Meedliework—Secend Ficer) Doll Carriage, $7.95 % Velocipede, $9 On sunny days when it is A Dashing Sled, $3.75 Rn Ag Pegg: that reajly ‘ — good for ldr . ; plays tuckel-plated h doors, <= ges a will li A sled for Christmas is a de- | and the metal ts + lPesomen : sun at Cancun + age . be ery proud to cake her doll | please, eapecialiy when i ie's | Glete emrmery fares. Com. will give him more "pleasure : : thre walking ina sturdy fiber sn — age a sled package of nebdien i tae pore od tp ee, ". riage. Finished blue, ith steel runners er boys | ma , : : er cafe with hood. and aiste of of tans. ys ~9" sam that can be enjoyed ps ny adjustable (Teytown—Fifth Floor ) Tal king Machine. Other groups include tapestry and velour Pillows, all so beautifully made that you will want several of them for your own home and as gifts to your friend

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CH ’ ——, — Tj SE CN Fe Fie Pl Ae Di LZ — a 2 UD MZ ~ cr a —— Gh > © = See Mi “iT 1ea J “ Y Dinnerware y Entertaining 100-Piece Service A beautiful floral border decorates each piece of this charming dinnerw?r-. An open-stock pat- tern, priced at.. $59.5 (Fifth Fioor.) aR c ‘illows and | Prices Normandy Pillows Exceptional Values $3.95 You will ador: these dainty little imported Pillows, exquisitely made of laces —they are round, oval or ob-. long and as gifts they will appeal to all feminine friends. Other groups at $4.95 and $5.95. Velvet Pillows Lovely Colors $8.50 Pillows that will be treasured in the living room; they . are made of beau- tiful chiffon velvet in lovely colors, with tapestry or self trimming. lework-—Kecond Fileor.) Remarkable Values in a Special Selling at All Sizes Wf 2 65 With French and Colors Novelty Cuffs These excellent Gloves which may be smartly worn any hour of the day, are made of fine imported kid, and attractively finished with novelty French cuffs. They are P. K. sewn, with embroidered backs and are available in the fashionable and correct colors for Winter. Rare, indeed, is the opportunity to secure such values as these in fine imported Gloves. Select several pairs for yourself and for gifts. (Gloves—Main Floor.) Corinne Winter Footwear Employs New Leathers mn Chic Colors 9 ‘ The Pierre introduces the Ox- ford of blue kid, conspicuous in fashionable New York. This grace- ful model will appeal to the smart- ly dressed woman The Caracul! is a most unusual tailor- ed strap Slipper, which combines tan calfskin with caracul leather trimming, or patent with black lizard The Delmore is a smart one-strap model; with suede quarter and patent leather strap i tnbdd sree The Charm of patent leather or black satin is a flattering pump with attrac- tive buckle (Shnoes—Main Floor.) 40-In. Reversible for Fashioning Gifts Satin Crepe Bits of Lace, Chiffon and novelty For Fashionable Frocks Trimmings may be cleverly fash- ioned into dainty charming gifts, that $ O98 will delight your friends. . Yard For Lingerie, Negligees . ‘Kerchiefs and Garters “~ Reversible satin crepe is the choice Net Footing in white or colors, fabric for afternoon or evening Frocks, —with lustrous satin finish in effec- es... 4. «ge to $2.98 tive contrast with the dull crepe. Handmade Lingerie Yokes, Black and white are exceedingly ee P $2 o $3.50 smart and lovely clear colors are very ntilly Laces, yd. ....10c to 59C¢ ) . F . ts Siteioe wd. sec to ght flattering to every age. 40-in. wide. Valenciennes Laces, doz. yds... .69c : Georgette Hdkf. Centers, each...15¢ Mingtoy Silk Crepe. $2.98 For Decorative Uses Mingtoy, the exquisite soft Crepe Silk, beautiful in texture and in an Metallic Laces, yd. .....25¢ to $1.00 . ; Satin-back Metallic Cloth, yd., $3.98 unusually wide range of colors will Metal Motifs, yd. toc to $2.50 answer every apparel need. It will ee retain its original finish after re- Metal Nets, yard.......25c to $1.00 : : Marabou for Cushions, yd., 15c & 20¢ peated tubbing. 40 inches wide. Trimming Lengths, 25c Novelty Black Silks, $2.98 Laces and Trimmings: in many at- : ? tractive patterns may be effectively 54 Inch and 40 Inch Satin-Stripe Re- used to trim pillows, table runners, versible Crepe. Normandy pieces and lingerie. i40-Inch Satin Roshanara. Lengths of 114 yard each. 40-Inch Velvet-Striped Silk Voile. (Trimmings—Main Floor.) 40-Inch Cascade Semi-Rough Crepe. 40-Inch Jacquard Canton Crepe. (Silk Salon—Second Floor.) Laces and Trimmings Appropriate Gifts for Men Are Gifts That Reflect the Good Taste of the Giver Broadcloth Shirts Lounging Robes With Self-Figures 32 Richly Silk Lined $550 895,00 Fine. white, lustrous J \ ie mM combinations. Harmonizing Reckband style. All sizes. ; Gf collars and cuffs. Men's Gift Neckwear Men's Suk Mufflers Wide selection of excellent patterns in- . Radium Silk Mufflers make especially ac- cluding stripes, checks and charming ombrae | ceptable gifts. These are in plain white, blue. effects. Each Tie has wool lining and is in 4 tan or gray with embroidered dots $ ? 95 , * open-end shape; packed in and figures in contrasting colors. . holiday box (Men's Furnishings—Main Floor.) - GRAND-LEADER ns - — -_— ~~ _- —— —_—— —2 --— = . eS Ser 3 DE ee sah =, 4 es J ve) Rey” ee At ™ = c y Se ae ae ag @ frogs ye. Le ca > . ~ 7 ‘ eo * we 5 e ae ~ o 3 oe ae, , i - ers ws, > aa” 2 ae 2 en 9 7 Rian w “” are * © . _* &. “Shay =6 —- -— & a % Fe es. eer oo, LOT ates ee eS Witese'.© 2.0 (@ “ats 2,-°S i. —— Son Si Diamond Flexible Bracelet, $19.75 A dainty flexible Bracelet made of 18-k. white gold in filigree de- | sign and set with a diamond and > two fancy-cut sapphires. (First Payment, $2) Man's Colonial Waltha | A gift that one will treasure every day in the year, is this Watch in cushion shape with white gold- filled case in the thin model: fitted with 17-jewel Waltham movement (First Payment, $4.50) Chris tmas Cards Coindatain Cas pe Pt? ro $ l ° OO Greeting Cards that you wiil enjoy sending to your friends are now available in this Jumbo box—containing 35 cards in gay, colorful de- signs with happy greetings. The Cards are in several sizes and have envelopes to match. | Everyone has his own particular problem What to give everyone on your _large stores _ list can be answered satisfactorily and speed- and our world-wide buying facilities, we have | ily in our gift departments, conveniently ar- ranged to make choosing a simple matter. Come now, and make your selections leisure- ly—from complete assortments, and with the aid of the courteous service and_ helpful Christmas spirit that pervades the store. Purchase Watches and Diamonds on the Christmas Budget Plan First Payment 10 Per Cent of Purchase Price — = San eseam ? H Diamond Wrist Watch, $47.50 An attractive case of 18-k. solid white gold is beautifully set with synthetic sapphires and 4 dia- monds; jeweled lever movement. (First Payment, $5) U 1) + 4 a as Fancy Diamond Rings $29. 75 An exceptional value—Ring of 18-k. solid white gold in filigree | mounting, set with a brilliant ' diamond and sapphires. (First Payment, $3) m Watch Woman's Wrist Watch You will be interested in the many pretty styles of the Warwick Watch; the case is 14-k. solid white gold and fitted with the standardized 15-jewel Warwick movement a Aff 4 “Uh f ppp, VIELE A ‘Stationery—Main Floor.) Gay Little Gift Handkerchiefs In Many Delightfully Novel Effects Lovely ‘Kerchiefs From California Wisps of chiffon in the gor- geous colors of the wild flow- ers — daintily trimmed with laces, ribbons and embroideries. | 50c to $3.50 each. ‘ ~ “ ‘ ~ vr e"~ ss FY tee PRR A tl Flo i ao Rel, A ARES AR bilo Oita De tel, toate bee Lee a. as « » 8 oe ee ee a oe ~ ¥ Aire +e ie - ” av : . ne! tlh

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SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 28, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | afternoon fer the Hannah Duston ; ; oP A — was the hostess. - > . ag a sal i t 7 . Ro Via ide } I ‘ i? | Leigh C. Turner y ~ 4 See Alfred Baker was ‘hostess tata, “The Rose Maiden,” will be} : | ae Chapter. Daughters ef American You Are Go to Hi; to her bridge club Wednesday aft-'civen. Special parts will be taken || \ . j b te (sroves Social Items | Mr. and Mrs. EB. J. Kropp —_ Colonists. . | y ernoon by Mrs. Frank Peterson, Mrs || c€ S T i thats con, Sree. stenee es ‘ eas Sites Seen Oi Oh Dimer silt — | army-Navy football game at Chi- Mrs. E. T. Rahn will entertain a The Jessie L. Gaynor Choral Club “lar Bellew. Mrs. Dorothy Gaynor, ; marriage of Miss Thelma;luncheon Tuesday for Mrs. Man- — oe mwa ty eee. If you persist in squinting ,2nd peering at ob- Rlake and the new director. Wil- | The rage Sf anal | ston Bas > ; Mrs. James K. Stribling will be Mrs, Fhilip O. Viall has returned jects and newspapers, and fall to secure correc- Z 1 a em ett ama vere — »f ; “filiam 7iné. eRe ; tlernal Glasses. am A. Parsons, will present a/| Parker, daughter of Mrs r | —_ .| the hostess at a card party Tuesda\ Continued on Next Page. See. eee hold reading matter at son Tuesday eveni [he > oh ? : ~. Bris+ Pa t-Teachers | *’ re mat tm a ere Wher you squint.and hoid readu — ———— ~~ os ee mposition fer two pianos writteg; John Parker, and Philip Custer) gga Sp pg weap unnatural distance from your eyes, it means one ciation will hold tts Decen:ber thing—defective vision! And if this vision defect High School Auditorium 4 can Mon Bial — ae . ¢ ‘ 2 _ ibe ‘ongregational Church of Webster; tions anc @ taik on the Origin © : Dinner |} of visual defects, solely by means of proper : a | ahew' et “hristmas carols will be given. i | " Ss ees | Glasses. My Scientific System of Eye Testing Dr. Dwight M. Bradiey © eo _ ‘ | if has been employed with eminently successful 7 . >. . = A A =37 . . ficiating. A bewer of palms anw M- and Mrs. John A. Martens of’ § Ss . DAY... and every Sunday. . .a de- | results in over 30,000 cases. DE. F. 4. Only 15 Minutes »rvsanthemums adorned the altar! Mexico, Mo., have ret . | t Ri aor = lectable 6-course table d’hote din- | | aft ean — ree A on ner, served in the main dining room | G I will sell you a | reliable pair > wh ew AeA SY Spree BREE one jee ake aaa => ‘ en Tories he ~ cigs: * oo ene ”“ from Downtown! ase igas which the * ane ee c . = | EI WHEE a and Mrs: W. H. Stubblefietu , ie BSS from 12 to 9. me :

4 +s > 4 : smiuax nd bridal roses the Webste sr UTES es = aie tae ee maaenaamees arker, whi as the matron of Tuesday. Mr. Li. A} | : = | - . . — e : ~ Kh « | - T : - . = - * 7 - 4 NUMBER ef recently honor for h augnier, Wo rs. shan were assistan : > | (Between Lecust and St. Charles) A redecorated Rooms and rown of ry velvet 2Promcered Leese a = _— 0 ) . —~ aa tise ee } . ea ———— oe _ he ee ar peo : in iris and crystals anc carried The Saturday Evening Dancing aA = ! now > _ S : po a — | -r- - > ‘ ° P ‘Tr a . - *7 o ‘ 5 and Oe 7 " zp pancy. Your inspection ts ro. MOY Pec nine luDd its November dance at [ \, , LOCUST AT EIGHTEENTH : in “lub last night. _— . ROOMS invited, for we are sure a ihe QUain yw at . SE a | oe ee " ~* ~ 7 -“ tir sz ‘ie 7 ly , . oS ' .\ 4 * ~ * sae . — > es , * ‘ Ps LY Y if Paha ‘Sy *,* antes. _ visit will win you to the As Low as many advantages of liv mg at this famous Hotel. $ ] 5 Light. sunshiny. airy NEW | ro De 4 : f chiffen y¥ . t in | oe. bui't without sat SANDWICH floun ff lat D th nk .es . bd Por Week =“ owerloaking Forest (I sic, rones p.m, |} | the back of the des haped | J Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month Payable in January Park and an aristo- tocratic air of refinement nF 2: of tin Owes * os age , Number cf ond liveable cheerfuiness. SHOP T i _ :, —~ . ey \ Suites F john Annen o f orea ; el a rom . $85 U Pn i eeperaiies cnt- Ali Dey Servies > ' Po Afford ‘or eeS ; , sime..all ef these mai . veivet MiSS HG mauioru wore a or Cr The Buckingham t DINING opheli roe veivet. and JMiss ar oem chorce of homelovers. ROOM . ie ie Bey nae Bon De ¢. - S ‘ Silk Neckwear, ~ end esis eed , . y Sue Weaver, scattering There is a large assortment of from a tiny basket, were a frock of fancy and neat striped patterns ee from which to make selections. West Pine Bowleward «at Ferest Park Cuffy peack Sordit tulte eet tees — : om ii Med Fr {ii UV . *&- i.waa™ if . : The bride, who was given in AY 7 4, : Z t. Charlies. a clot riend of he x | - Each Scarf is packed in a boz, ther, was gowned in a very old . Et and makes an ideal Christmas gift. ) point lace, made over cloth . . = @ Come in fancy striped patterns and have fringed ends. a oe ee (ae ae * in the November Sale ct Apparel | pee Pattern for Your Well : lipover or . . ? ame a es ee se il m t ve neat, tancy fog trim- Little Girl wen ton dete SA Ste. - 3 MA a ; 5 . 2 nine and come in plain colors and \ | Parker in Rome duriz the past { : | ny Frocks You W I] W ear With Pride at Social Occasions of the Holiday eo ne ages ‘ — Feed bs VERY purchaser of a ) | | ‘ee Season — Chosen From Our Own Selections and Specially Priced . . Peedi iss BONE «Ri a LADIES’ HOME JOUR- . Bie: : aot Boys’ Juvenile Suits NAL PATTERN from now | | I | 2) § a ee ge rag sy oA ogi = : | ‘ aT | j | - WiiJams, Jen ADMIN Di , S : f ir until Christmas 1s «| | fi ‘ayion. Lyman arrows of Clay tae 2 ae os . $ 95 a 1 / huss ; tn ; 3 >. ae =. : " _ . is: bs \. z o a x | | : a tree doll pattern. | | | ypc — — _- *Y he . | ——— = ahal ee ee a eee . ££ ene Sen . [NCLUDED are jerseys, tweeds. The pattern enve.ope contains | : eption was held in the foyer * ia Our New Embroidery Book has many beautiful pat- > ee en = Teidays with —a selection, 6f Frocks of silk charming Frocks pagy Se ag gette or satin and the Frock for . i $ 19 terns that can be used numerous ways in making at- iiaih mdi oh ama ae Ne is crepe, sheer crepe, crepe com- and evening Pesegeac? roe “re informal evening wear—as well 2 . tractive Christmas gifts. No gift is more appreciated jf) they will be at home after the first WY bined with velvet; cloth Frocks | grouped at this price. Crep as evening Frocks of more for- 7 ee ~ . and satin Frocks in the modes Frocks, so fashionable this sea- _ mal type. Each is a smart | a wien than dainty needlework pieces. , f the New r. The bride's gifts \ : | , : wath Ladies’ J 1P to her maids of honor were jew- we . and the silhouettes of the mo- __—_s son, area special feature—satin mode, that the woman of fashe i : Combination adtes’ Home Journal Patterns eled pendants and rings of Floren- ment, to wear at luncheon, Frocks and velvet Frocks, too, ion will welcome in her ward- | | ee = aan a : on Sale in the Downstairs Store ti chased in Italy. Mr , = ‘Tt “ae ss ' an Rak- zag D adeet Te : ih Ah bridge or for shopping. are included in this sale group. robe. | | . pee: : mum cuff links. | , ML _ : , S Tl X, BAER €4 FULLER | Mrs. Charlies Aldrich Roches- | Hin corn In the Misses’ Store Women's sizes, 36 to 44 Women i ARAN AR ES Se NN RE iat hi Me es ey nS se 4 a ali a Ses abs eee BD: RE EN OS by RR: bs SPN a Pickuant Se: he: ie pm aens e eay Ny « NE Per, Pe tes han Nate Ie Aeee OBE OES Pet hips (nar gt ¥ wip, Ladi wpe ace. ¥ 2 RRR OR Ne ey SEERA ARF OR UR LAN w 3 ~— —— sins : ad A. = ahs | 4 e f - a Ree ae Oe et a ee ees Eee a 6 eee vf kaig eed pes EE, oes oe ee - he we 4a 4 ¥ . n ~ s. ey Suh ROP eee — tale * ; % 7 $ 2 ¥ sags . ‘ ie (si ae Jb. Sa een ER peice Be TT ae Oe tee eS ye eee OR « = ‘ y oe. ¥ a. a Ke = | oa e Dy 0 a es af ¢ a & ; ir brown. tan ard ligkt blue: sizes 2 to 6. Two Special Groups of Frocks Include | (SU oe Fashionable Modes at Decided Savings cle Welinesday af: > : ; 3 ° oz 7 7 7 - ‘ | 7 : ‘ > ° * ; : ; i : | oe ] % ; mrs. Frani n ) 5 4 } | * &- . = 5 7 ~ “~9 Q °a oe ~ = | i a ‘ \ . A a bn, oe 3 . +~- ha . . ; ; rei , 4 ‘ | - beer, - *ar ; ; : “ ~*~ 4 * a a - ~ > : ; a ; ~ ~ g : - >% ° om? ' °C > 5 . z —s > - ~ , y ‘ ee mg - 5 ~ | _ r a - - - s *4 + . S - : J ‘ é nt i 8 ue sf or r 4 . ‘ id ‘ ad * WY. ‘ / .* : , : : 7 T | ’ o4 >- ~ a . Z ‘ | 4 len 3 oan ; 5 ab? 5 avi Piva roac. esit es ; ’ . > . : > . + | ro f "ana _- + +* ‘77 3 ~ > . _ i * | vi DANG Pai L. ere Will O | : .* y ‘ + no , a“ * vr rn: ‘ , > | . 1444 Lu. ise ~s te . = * _—— is ex it iS Déeing Sponsored by | s . : + : What makes Mrs. Paul Jones, Mrs. Lee M. What holds the the colors in well, Mrs. Dav » e Vr -, I —_ Stars up? | the fire? 7. = with her daughter. Mrs. Robert liams, of Oakwood and Masog “lark. : ‘ A wide assemblage of Frocks | Mrs. Arthur Ebbs was hosteas a‘ | If a new Frock ee that includes the belero, blous- What makes the Why 1s the sea bridge luncheon of eight table wear, or a more elaborate style | ed. straight and tiered silhou- kettle sing? never still? fuesday, Nov. 23, at the Algonquin for afternoon, 1s needed in the ettes in crepe, Georgette. satin, Clut . rardrobe, this 1s your opportu- cloth, velvet and velvet combi- Mrs. W. D. Stover of 55 Mason i] nity! Frocks for crepe, satin | nations. Frocks for street, aft- é He Knows ) lo , Ou ? eaten ee a ee and velvet combinations tn a va- ernoon and evening, all excep- ° ° eIage Liuod, Nov. 23. On Wednes-“# on ry | . | guy Mite. Gaver edaiemasd on. 1h . riety of styles and in all the | 4:553) values. This boy has The Book of Knowledge in his home. It is Wednesday tich colors! | piece at a delight to him every moment of the day, and is turning his she eager curiosity into important knowledge. His teacher will tell you that when she wants a quick, intelligent answer she can be sure of it from him. He has made a long start in the race for knowledge. — : a re : a Mrs | N b a | The Book of Knowledge ted 6 Be Furs in the ovemopode?r ALC ux che Christmas Grit That Will Make Someone Included —Styles Are Those Favored of the f of Therr Value at These Sale Prices based on questions asked by children every day December. where she will be th A Golden Opportunity for You to Choose Here is the really essential knowledge of the world—Na- - ag ey — = Ge Sufremely Happy! Furs of Every Type Are ture, with the animals, birds. insects, trees and flowers; the : sipeiae } }; I } Proo history, mamners and customs of a hundred different coun- Mis arie Creve! - = Season —and Dependab e Qua ny ee one tries; the worlds in the skies and the teeming life of the avenue gav dinner party Ty i? waters; science; invention; stories: poems; playtime activ- jay evenin r. 33 ener ¢ ities—18-story-like departments. Miss Thelma Parker and her bridal . al | r . 1 rty eee The Fur Section *® . | 15,000 Pictures That Teach Wie aeeine tule | hristmas In this apt there are {5.000 striking educational! pic- as T ll sof Mrs. Thom- keep your Christ | tures printed .{ gravure, in colok and in halfto ™ nt es i Of 19 Algonqui: : 4 ) halftone. Every pic- lame: will y inchoate tt secret and hold the Fur if ture is a short-cut to a fact, and the lessons learned through the eye in this easy way live clear and distinct ; ; Ries te -— . elect m the memory leat na istinct, im the Nor : t her heme Coat you §$ ec a In M Th Million H . who had ae Serviceable Coats of opos- November Sale until a F : —_ ana Million Nomes ee ee ee late | sum, kid giraffe, marmot, seal- ish it to be de- “a Sickie: agente to be urged to consult The Book 4 She rl tac dyed coney combined with con- ee ecognize herertheir own book. real Span f the St. Louis County || yea 2 , made for them, written in the easy words they know. Childres ee ' —s — and of caracul livered to oe Book of Knowledge for hours at 3 time, corm- id Mrs. He T | pore SS patina and: cous. recipient! + . - te ’ . we 5S eee a , ‘ , : > : “a ani 7 pletely absorbed, and al! the while they are learning the great oe ¥O YOUN, sons spent the Many Coats, youthful styling facts and profound truths know! eet gree. . ; : ° of knowledge. ee ee ee aayS at Marton tor misses included. FREE—32-Page Ulustrated mad... i € ~ . ? Miss Grace Johnson has retuenea ~~ ota. 7" ‘ An pe Pp, ees - 4 ] 4 her ha > a swers, ictures, Story ; rticles 9 ner Rome at St. Josep} ° . r the new 3°... _ - . spending the ; t+} che - aria’ pk‘ ure —_ - xa 2 k i+ a . , tie , 8 : m7” ia TR “nOy 4 .. >* 4. . ‘ 4 os . " “ . Ja TT e« . " r eer) ¢ ir . ‘ ' Sn - : : 2) ~ > : - . all | sa at ong Sees Shee Gn Bee Mra. Frank P. Smith was | : : , . « se a . . 2s ss oR. o ~ : - 2 + ™ * Lt. Terry “Serr FT ABT thee . — ,OF er bri ige el Re Tuesda * a er by * a al ernoon A wide choice of fur Coats including smart novelties of kid caracul, kid leopard, chevette, the happy antelope, caracul, and many Coats of muskrat with self trim- ming or in combination with harmonizing furs. ae: Nn ei. te T_— i ee eee ee eee eee — ~~ “i -_ - “ - i [3S Se phire nD ey |, Stix, Baer & Fuller Bowman of I, : . | Jap weasel Coats are extraordinary values—as iL 3 : Porte Ind te +hea © Tae A wonderful collection r : ng | P Fae ’ , : | a of Fur Coats, including | are Coats of natural Siberian gray squirrel with , re were | ep ai nent » 1¢#2° af Mf ae ty lp #t. Low + B F es = }oume SS Telephone CEniral &500 Stuart.s vouthtful t | : : il Gn Go, Oras eee aa : | ypes for misses, fashioned in the | platinum fox collar! Choice also includes Coats ory Articles and@ Pictures, incind. § Mrs. Arthur Anderen: Be: season's tavored styles by expert furriers, and : -\paeeron ined wi ul coler-piate-—iaken from Thi tain her bridge club a wre made of skins especially selected for Stix, Baer & | ce : —— - uenewenes . Juncheon jj : mt ii | mmnk and other furs; black caracul with gray krim- | Fuller. Silver muskrat, Hudson seal (dyed musk- eucel and impo with Ws ‘irs. Prentice Manning ef Row:_| i rat), Baronduki with f lla ase . ee Jap ak, cted mole em | nna Row!-|{ ox collar, Jap weasel, rac- | sonduki, and caracul Coats in platinum and bronze wee | i ® last two | coon and cocoa-dyed squirrel trimmed with fox. : —— ee 4F . cod ; (£4 it > .oor.) “wae 2 °c 9 a 7” — eee eee oe . her moth 4 —_——— <= ae | Mrs. G wv t? .sDPes. Mrs et i : \ sample entertained at @ Bridee! Meme _ z% 7 P ww Ff cc? “— »

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Going to Have ACHE and peering at ob- fail to secure correc- i@ reading matter at Sur eyes, it means one d if this vision. defect ber Glasses, the con- tér a protest to your in the correction of proper of Eye Testing eminently successful I will sell you a thoron : relinble pair of Bifoes Lenses and y Frame for $5.00 ical Co., 423 N. Broadway' Locust and St. Charles) 30-time POST-DISPATCH WANT BUILDERS. PHONE your ORDER. ons of the Holiday t Shecially Priced 46 The tailored street, Dress, the fternoon Frock of velvet, Geor- tte or satin and the Frock for nformal evening wear—as well S$ evening Frocks of more for- mal type. Each is a smart mode, that the woman of fash- on will welcome in her ward- obe. ? Women's sizes, 36 to 44 in the Costume Salon 7 (‘Third Floor.) al . — = % , Tinhins tienes ~ —- ete amas 44 / F 4 sf —.ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = te a eee — SSeS ssn Soaaitieeeniiee ase eee nee — —_—_- —— ne en ——— See Our fA 2 TIX, BA re “~ {i - a5 Ts =. A [ Ay’ * — + ~~ oo ER GRAND-LEAD SUNDAY MORNING. PAGE 7 NOVEMBER 28. — —— — ~> — — Other Announcements on Pages 4, 5, 6 and 14 & FU = 7s WC (A Great S , “ne.” - reat za z ina GreatG aA, — v. ae gg eh TS +i} SS | , ‘ 7 “. tore A LOT of very heavy Rugs in an assort- ment of new patterns and ty colorings; subject to loom damage. (Downstairs Store.) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH LL EB 9x12 Rugs $29.25 ver 400 New Dresses in a Sale Monday _ Changeable Silks In Women’s, Misses’ and Extra Sizes $9.65 Very Special Over 100 Styles S OR service and quality these Dresses are exactly critical woman would choose, and at this price such as one does not meet often. .There are satins, : satins, Poiret twills, Poiretsheens, and velvet combin silk Neckwear, 99¢ line models, two-piece effects, and tailored styles, sui BeUR-IN-HAND Ties with occasion. Attractively trimmed and come in black, Ol is a lerec vis Resggaer green and claret. Sizes 16 to 44 and 46 to 50. fancy and neat striped patterns from which to make selections. Women’s Fur- Trimmed Winter d makes an ideal Christmas gift. Ce "os . group. All are fur-trimmed and there are many attr Come in fancy striped patterns ; : and have fringed ends. which to make selection. Grackle blue, browns, blac Men’s Pajamas, $1.50 Well made, in slipover or coat the type the most they offer values flat crepes, crepe ations in straight- table for most any blues, wine, rust, Coats, $21 Rayon Scarfs, pie Beautiful Winter Coats of warm serviceable materials such as Bolivia. Each Scarf is packed in a box, suede and buxskin. Also fur fabric lined Coats are included in this active styles from ks, rust, wine and deer are the colors featured. Sizes 16 to 20 and 36 to 46. (Downstairs Store.) style, have neat, fancy fog trim- ; ming and. come in plain colors and striped patterns. Sizes A, B, C and D. ‘ Downstairs Store.) lumberjacks, cashmeres, serges, and blazer stripes in button-on. middy, Balkan, flapper and Combination Suit with waist - length leggins and have garters o waist; of jer- ard light blue; sizes 2 dainty colors. o* » *-— i - a. Wostalirs Lore ; laces and ribbons. ee a \ | | regular and extra sizes; two-piec ' r , P | a quality milosheen and rayon. f contrasting colors. Some Extraordinary Sale of Silk Undergarments $9.95 Sry Otters Remarkable Choice for Gift Selection «| At 32 $495 to $9.98 [NCLUDED are jerseys, tweeds, : i ht y i $ ] 95 Be $9798 ata yc seaygg~ ll ° — re oes : THs group features costume slips; At this price you will find eer a . : ee ae +] of heavy quality milosheen, rayon Snuggins for Little Boys : WHA fe 84 | and baronette satin in the new colors.| med models. $ j Jl) e Teddy bear chemise of heavy quality | heavy quality crepe de chine $9.19 ty | AB Fi | | crepe de chine trimmed with dainty|lored and _lace-trimmed i : ri , Also bloomers in| Bloomers of wash silks, some A of heavy /|tailored, others lace trimmed costume slips of sure glow, milosheen and baronette in light and dark colors. figured tops. Early shopping is beriact fy, \\\\iK Charming Silk Underthings at $4.95 sey with | \ ® i, | Beautiful Undergarments have been selected from leading New York . fleeced back / He eT | makers and are offered at a price that is very unusual for such dainty gar- 190 Single Blankets, $3.48 Each . im brown, tan f | emt , , : : | ments. There are gowns of heavy quality crepe de chine in solid white or , : plaids in tan, rose and gray; size 66x84 inches. Have deep Irish lace yokes. Also costume slips of to 6. quality crepe de chine in shadowproof models. Purchase and Sale of Handbags Brings Extreme Values at... . WE feature this specially purchased group, from which we know a pleas- () e ing choice may readily be made at small cost. Suitable for women, misses and children. 1000 in a Variety of Styles All the newest and wanted styles are exemplified in these Handbags that come in flat shapes and pouch ef- fects. The wanted blacks will be found as well as brown, tan and,the new high shades. Early selection is advised. Also included are 200 Beaded Bags that are desirable for gift giving as weil as your own personal use. (Downstairs Store.) etenate Purchase Baiihles Us to Ofter the Entire e Sandel Lamp Shades Mitzi Party Frocks | “s2 HESE dainty Frocks are made of fine voiles, all are hand broidered and have Vani- ty Fair ribbons. Sizes 1 to 3 years and 2 to 6 $9.98 Attractive Frocks party wear, made heavy quality French voile, are daintily hand embroidered and have ribbon streamers. Sh in solid white or da colors. (Downstairs St soft em- for of own of crepe de chine in dainty lace-trim- and offered at extremely low Teddy bear chemise of prices because of slight imper- Come in the light colors. (Downstairs Store.) Christmas Sale of Handkerchiefs HE Downstairs Store Silk Department is featur-. ing changeable silks that are so much in demand at this time for making all types of Christmas gifts, at prices that are most attractive. $4 .00 == Yard Changeable ,artificial Changeable rayon taffeta sports satin in beautiful col- | in a large selection of want- or combinations in nearly | ed combinations, bright fin- every bright and dark color ished; suitable for making combination shown. All 40 lamp shades, spreads, etc. inches wide. 36 inches wide. 36-Inch Changeable Taffetas $1.35 and $1.88 Yard Lovely silk Taffetas in the new changeable effects in most attractive combinations. Suitable for making dresses, slips, gifts, etc.; 36 inches wide. Special!—Wool Flannels, $1.68 Yard All-wool Flannels in the 54-inch width in a variety of wanted colors; 14% to 2% yards required for a dress. (Downstairs Store.) -* z Extra Special— 182 Wool-Filled Bed Comforts THE light fluffy quality of these Comforts make them ideal choice for cold weather for they are warm without be- gowns ing heavy. All are wool filled in tai- fections that are hard to de- tect. models. plainly Covered with silkoline, cot- . Also ton sateen. silk and cotton and silk. Some in. solid colors, others have borders and advised. . 3 o’Clock Special Wool and wool-mixed Blankets in plain or woven heavy (Downstairs Store.) Features All-Linen With Initial for Men in Box, $ 1 .29 THOSE of you who are familiar with the value-giving of the Downstairs Store will plan to take advantage of the wonderful buying opportunity that is afforded in this offer- ing of men’s all-linen initial Handkerchiefs and secure your every gift need. Come in white only with 1%4-inch hems and corner initial. Boxed ’Kerchiefs Women’s ’Kerchiefs 39c 98c 3 in Box, 33c n’s boxed MHandker- A specially purchased lot of Pre gee sheer linens and cot- | boxed gift Handkerchiefs for tons, packed 3 or 6 in a gift box. women; all are neatly embroid- A varied assortment at interest- ered and come packed 3 in a box. ing prices. 2. (Downstairs Store.) inty ore.) At Less Than Original Cost Price HESE Shades were sold to us so low that we in turn are able to offer them at less than actual cost. An opportune time to select new Lamp Shades for the holi- days and an ideal time for those seeking Shades for gifts. Bridge Shades— 97c *1% «874 Junior Shades— $983 $3.67 to $1022 HEY are far superior to the ordinary kind and you may select from those of Georgette, silk and rayon in both plain and fancy combinations in either solid or changeable colors. Some are finished with silk fringe, others with ruchings and many with gold-mixed galloons. A number have beautiful flowers. We suggest that you shop early, as there are only one or two of a kind in the purchase ef about 300 Shades. No C. O. D., Mail or Phone Orders Will Be Accepted (Downstairs Store.) Share in This Value-Giving Offer of Girls’ Attractive Dresses $5.75 OU may select from those of cotton velveteen with crepe de chine sleeves, silk embroid- ered and novelty collars and sashes. Also smart styles of ve- lour, novelty mixtures and com- binations. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Girls’ Wool Dresses $4.95 Fine jerseys, velours, flannel and mixtures in attractive styles with neat trimmings. Practical garments for school and genera! wear and come in sizes 7 to 14 years. (Downstairs Store.) Men’s Overcoats Double-Breasted Models in Newest Patterns Unusual Values at 16% COMPLETE assortment of all-wool Overcoats in colors and patterns to please the most fastidious. Of materials that are woven through and through as well as plaid-back Overcoatings. Grays, tans, blues, and browns in light and dark patterns. New double-breasted, box model in sizes 34 to 44. Overcoats at $19.50 Of imported fabric with fancy plaid backs; a fine color assortment from which to make selection. Sizes 34 to 42. We Welcome Charge Accounts (Downetairs Store.) Patronesses for Princeton Players The patronesses for the Prince- ton Triangle Club performance are: Mrs. Roy P. Atwood, Mrs. J. C. Atwood, Mrs. Claflin Allen, Mrs. Charles Claflin Alles. Mrs. Charles Baker, , Mrs I. Warrington Baldwin, Mrs. Willard Bartlett, Mrs. Adelaide W. Barneit, ‘Mrs. Walter CC. Battle, Mrs. Fred’ A. Bauchens, Mrs. W. E. Bilhein:- er, Mrs. Alfred L. Booth, Mrs. In- ‘gram F. Boyd, Mrs. W. R. Brashear || Mrs. P. Taylor Bryan, Mra. P. Tay- lor Bryan Jr.. Mrs. W. Christy Bryan, Mrs. Robert Burkham, Mrs. Robert A. Burns, Mrs. H. S&S. But- ler, Mrs. Stuart M. Butler, Mrs, ‘Howard Blossom, Mrs. Lee M. Byrnes, Mrs. E. W. LaBeaume, Mrs. Bertha Bischoff. || Mrs. George W. Cale, Mrs. L. |Wade Childress, Mrs. William | Clagget, Mra. Lucile Butler Clark, || Mrs. Gilbert F. Close, Mrs. Wm. D. Collins, Mrs. Wm. R. Compton, Mrs. Samuel D. Conant, Mra. Isaac T. Cook, Mrs. Marshal G. Cochra, Mrs. Walter W. Candy, Mra. C.. E. | | Caspari. | Mra. Donald Danforth, Mra. J. } Lionberger Davis, Mrs. Morgan } Coit Day, Mrs. Chas. W. Disbrow, | Mrs. Kenneth Drummond, Mrs. 1}; Chouteau Dyer, Mre. Roy C. Dob- 1} son, Mrs. E. M. Dirham Jr. li; Mrs. Fred Emert, Mrs. Dudley i} Ffench, Mrs. C. B. Fox, Mrs. M. | Fairfax Funsten, Mrs. Jos. W. || Ferguson, Mrs. I. A. Gaines, Mrs. i D. C. Gamble, Mrs. Frederick D. i}|Gardner, Mrs. Edward R. Gard- ner, Mrs. Repps B. Goodson, Mrs. Cc. F. Galt, Mrs. Annie Green, Mrs. Russell E. Gardner Jr., Mrs. Frank P. Glass &r., Mre. Frank P. Glass Jr.. Mrs. Edward F. Goltra, Mrs. Lindell Gordon, Mrs. Samuel Gor- don, Mrs. Ben P. Goodwin, Mrs. Evarts A. Graham, Mrs. Frederick W. Green, Mrs. John Leigh Green. i Mrs. R. G. Hager, Mrs. A. J. || Haase, Mrs. Norman L. Hely, Mrs 1}; Lon O Hocker, Mrs Frank A Hun- | ter, Mrs. John W. Harrison, Mra. G. A. Hope, Mrs. Norman B. Harrison, Mrs. Geo. S. Johns, Mrs. John Jay Johns, Mrs. Breckenridge Jones, Mrs. Jas. C. Jones Jr., Mre. Alan Jackson, Mrs. G. F. Johnston, Mrs. Mrs. James C. Jones Jr., Mre. John Lawrence Keller, Mrs J. B. Ken- nard, Mrs. Samuel M. Kennard Ir., Mrs. Alden Kimball, Mrs. H. C. Kirkpatrick, Mre. tcewis Knapp, « Mrs. J. Brooks Knight, Mrs. H. B. Kooser, Mrs. O. W. Kelly Mrs. Albert Bond Lambert, Mrr. J. D. W. Lambert, Mrs. Carl Haynes Langenberg, Mrs. Roy T. Langen- berg, Mrs. Harry H. Langenberg, Mrs. Car. 8. Lawton, Mrs. F. A. Le- land, Mrs. Joseph W. Lewis, Mirs. John Shepley Lionberger, Miss Mary Lionberger, Mrs. ‘Wm. #. Mackey, Mrs. Breckenridge Long, . Mrs. Mark Moody, Mra. Mary M. Moore, Mrs. A. W. Morrias Jr., Mrs. Edmund A. Manpy, Mrs. Claude Levering Matthews, Mrs. K. Dun- can Mellier, Mra. David D. Met- calfe, Miss Mary Mitchell, Mrs. John Trigg Moss, Mrs. Lansden McCandless, Mrs. Samuel P. Mc- Chesney, Mrs. W. F. McElroy, Mrs. Clifton H. McMillan, Mrs. Thos. 8. McPheeters Jr. Mrs. E. E. Norris, Mrs. Geo. W. Niedringhaus, Mrs. John O'Day, Mrs. Chas. Pope O'Fallon, Mrs. Morrison J. Oswatd, Mrs. Charies P. Pettus, Mra. Cecil ©. Pangman, Mrs. Garner W. Penney, Mrs. Ray P. Prewitt, Mrs. E. D. Payne, Mrs. H. M. Filager, Mrs. Alroy Phii- | lips, Mrs. George Priest, Mrs. H | Valle Reyburn, Mrs. Elzey M. Rob- }\ erts, Mrs. A. T. Seay, Mra. James || Murray Rogers. | Mrs. I. Salinger, Mrs. W. Hz. || Saunders, Mrs. Walter L. Schmitz, Mrs. Mason Scudder, Mrs. Stephen B. Sheldon, Mrs. Richard T. Sheli- don, Mrs. George W. Shields Jr.., Mrs. James Melmoth Sloan, Mra. i i J. Herndon Smith, Mra. Wallace H. Smith, Mrs. Charlies F. Sparks, — Mrs. Horatio N. Spencer, Mrs. Frederick Springer, Mrs. Edwin T. Standard. Mra. Thomas C. Stokes, Mrs. J. Clark Streett, Mra. L. B. Stuart, Mre. F. O. Sturhahn, | Mrs. Frank H. Sullivan, Mre. Ey- | Bene Charles Tittman, Mrs. C. M. 'C, Thompson. a Mrs. Walter L. Upson, Mrs. 'Richard Webb Upshaw, Mrs |George P. Van Riper, Mra. Louis B. Von Wiese, Mra. J. H. Webster, | Mrs. Erastus Welle, Mrs. Lioyd P. | Wells, Mrs. Rolla Wells, Mrs. | George R. Wendling Jr.. Mra. Jo- seph L. Werner, Mra. George H. | Williams. Mre. John Gates Wiil- Hams, Mra. 8S. Graham Wilson Jr.. Mrs. T. Y. Wickham, Mrs. F. A. /Wind, Mrs. Robert A. B. Walsh, |Mrs. Tyrrell Williams and Mrs. ‘John T. Williams Jr. Webster Groves a4 “ Contineed from Preceding Page. from a visit of several weeks with her mother at Rochester, N. Y. Mre. L. O. Bainter entertained her bridge club Thursday after- noon. Mrs. C. E. Close has returned from a visit of several weeks with relatives in the East. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ely are spending a few days at Kennett, Mo., as the guests of Mr. Ely's fa- ther, T. R. Ely. Mies Frances E. Bennett wil] be in charge of the services at the First Congregational Church 8un- day afternoon. Miss Bennett will. ‘talk on “The Development of Ching During Recent Years.” Mre. William R. Mooney will be Mre. Charlies Walter Alley gave _a bridge luncheon Friday after- | poon. Mre. A. F. L. Schmidt hes re- meg aa a li ee a ee ee eee Me ae See ne eee . me wen eye ee - n Jeane = fun na a . * wd ae ep Ls FN er nt ~ ae ae © i ae Spin pnhihn yeaa atin - SN eer + nia . wee ere 6 pee pate “ aay rented veh m she — Oe ve ne gy : . wnat Mpeg bo cA etecwin ane adnate aanwm » . . . . — _ nein m ¥ rents ames : , ea bom : ne “ i ae? . és a mente ‘ : ’ A "1 “ “= ae portly bor ° : ' ¥ a ‘ were | s , fa ¥ 7 - » P . ae oe — ye) ellie te oe . , ~ aie : : rota etey oe = . “ ’ y noe “ a en - wy ’ LOR AR oe tee: nooo oe » te one . = ee Sayeed gt —s nition pea - ‘ sore Natean shen. et Ne : a “ r yo = _ aneaey arnt aaetiny wat - ai eine BWP ee net ‘ ~ 00 A sey 2 tame = SPs AER Menta eR hy NOt ’ R a - r neers . 4 P ons tgp obs . . . . ~s r PEE ig ARE BI dy PRGA LMA to ANB SIRO. EY LRRD NG Sint OS Ib a _— praieee mentee . : . om + ’ 0 : . a Aa aptine WR ERD. 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PAGE 3 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pas _SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 ST. LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH a . : ee ene ne ne ee ee oy . “st pred ange ang = - aan > th eS - ee mes? on Oe a sg eg eg Oe et aie-e abet! abet abe Charge Purchases Made Now | You May Arrange for Your Appear on January Statements | _ Xmas Shopping by Morris Plan © Shop Now, While Selections | ae aerreetecies uit Are C 1 : eee “The Store for ALL the People” sac ee — —y 4 tt FPP Pa +t alae 0 Asset Ot Oatast oo oe APOC P E> 16 _ belittle nae se ° : > 5 = tS le. Ma } } e el OUS ] if} te ST Uti Special Purchase f or the Holidays Priced for Monday’s selling, featured are the newest fabrics and weaves in a specially displayed Winter showing. Sale of 6000 White Imported }} ss so-inch siack satin $1.98 40-Inc 2 pisos Rt i! 4 Mit de ¢,4, Charmeuse Georgettes With a rich, lustrous finish and desir- Firm, sheer lity in dark b € able for the stylish Winter dress. benusifnl neal desieme | Sn d [ isn | $2.49 40-Inch Black toe scarfs, or to combine with at P -€ . -ific ac resses. a Flat Crepe — $1.98 and $2.49 36-Ir Heavy quality, smooth fintsh and a fo Tie 7 Changeable Tatfe t- ~~ Sh | t highly favored fabric for dresses and Two-tone effects in light and ae 3 Sizes. 14 to 17 blouses. ‘See ors, c——~ for dresses, anaes = c Made of Extra-Fine Quality Material $1.98, $2.29 Flat Crepes and ) Monday __. $1.98 Suede-Fi inish ™ "i EVERY SHIRT. FRESH AND CLEAN Crepe de Chines Main Floor, Duvetyn i Myriad of light and dark shades; white N d Qs: and black. Superb qualities that may be South —_, Dasesien Eee fee “> ita . a % in — PH 54-Inch Satin Charmeuse, choice of wanted street colors 54-Inch Flat Crepes—Light and dark colors 40-Inch Crepe Satins—New Winter colors 40-Inch Flat Crepes or Crepe de Chines—36 and 40 inch new plaid Taffetas 92 OGG TET Tih Tra ees | Piaghiiite Tee etipieec abbas Gide i! ML jit nT, iin el ee on ol an! Oe ee oe ! Hye) ee en it 2 ’ . ’ (nw ~ $e serach ae ies 2) Oe TY ee . . Ba a i » a. we . i ‘ v said . Samrat er. > en ead Privigh tem TT Fer Beboe pa eg : in 4H, 06 Bo Sate Bae ttn er pitipegty +e hives 4 a Spe (lide. ee ee See tt nadie mC ‘pe . ribs {0% SA gree cts oye sit... Risdeidilederiatee Ae Meties w inten io 4 PP aiid: ix eean aP CO “i! rE Sees De NAY PED AE c DEE ST ee de. oS ee a a - . en sg ma arpa eens. wa - SPOR Py Par Aon mage 14 ° 5 " % WD. ‘ . ve u wm) Re ieee FS ieee sD 4 ~~ ht ra a pcb le a eH ey es . ¢ 2.0 nthe ee . teem * , ¥ em Stok iain ae EAA ys = ninjas uk oe oe Poe Ah a Be “ ~ 5 s¥ety? 4Y . jae ay rte Hs Ae ha + ey “4 ° a er Sit! pe tape at ae ee oy Met Me RoR vag ps akc Siete ee oh ges age may. Taeeiterss ie ata « valance eed we eat bipae Ray’ 6 Siete stellen IRD Ppa ied oa BW olrle vine fin oh ‘e : yc rhs y : T2"% FF RE: 2 P amng r + , + ; , ¢ com | 4 oh, - ue x Os if em » : s ? . * ae Oy Pi a vexa’? . ao de . - . tex C ee tes rau z st . Y ” = sailed ‘ “ : r baw mS an bheper phevde ep ttigal FROOGGOOS tH ae BR ee LA pa did ie ad 60 POPS HM ee tht ji bbedde rite nth AT ty, ' wv ite. 1Hij C ontinuin g I niveduuaee Sale a “Belber” Luggage Styles for Men and Women—Prices That Urge Immediate Selection Traveling Bags Wardrobe Trunks Leather Suitcases $16.50 Values $ $37.50 ae $10.50 Values $ 05 Mahogany or black 1} Five - ply onstruc- 29: JAD Genuine smooth or W foe J tithe 4 + EOS cage) Py AD (FOOLY . jy vhhee 1) PRR Seeks HEH at ol a a a ed TELL LL REPEL LL LET TE boarded cowhide; sew- tion; Kerotal cobra grain cowhide; ma- ed-in frame; full latest travel conven- hogany or black colors. leather lined. Special... tences. Sturdily made.. An ideal gift... $20 Fitted Cases $12.50 Walrus Brief Cases (ae C etiaial Jersey ; Cobra grain cowhide ? : Screed aceund Geleen l ; | $] 5: 75 Women’s Suitcases tes $895 | Direeenan cases, —e case; three pockets: lined ie $13.50 Values $ R5 able lock. Special z Round- edge construc- a $8 Trav wilat mains a 95 tion: very a eg * $3.75 Hatboxes $ 8 , $ ae a ‘ee és Good quality black enamel, : : shirred pockets; well made. Finely fashioned, — a. - ( Nagente—Main Fleer, South. ; lovely and service- | ble | able colors. Al | effec ; § ( s:ci ) Ivory Dinner S yi a d 100-Piece—$27.50 Vaiues % » 4 ° — Handsome yellowstone shape of ivory-tinted ’ ID _— porcelain with rich 3 ‘i | Glassware gold medallion a je S tt Ss Minton Patter® decoration. Com- “>a ™ Fe il € 0 U | 4 TU La ni | ih Pt mr if Hh Ms Is & bs s f ri #- : Ms Ms is #; Ms Unusually Fine Quality—All Whit e—Collar-Attached and Neckband Styles—the Lowest Price Ever Quoted for Shirts Like These The attached collars are the very new, pointed style. The collar-at- tached Shirts have seven buttons (good quality pearl) down the front; the neckband style, six. Fine stitching—every Shirt will be sold from original boxes. ae aes ww Electric Cleaners _ Age On Sale lane Department—Main Floor, North. The Ideal Xmas Gilt E | persons oe “. PAA A A AAA A Bh A Ml ale : | , SSOSS: a a ae ae oe anata +4, aiden (OO I OOOO err et as PP ao a a oe $3395669959958>: > ee ; ' y a iliial iis besser r =} ] WV A : : § Complete Wit . | ie, = ~ ’ = “errtt) $y des S All Attachments eee ’ ret S aa a - ; | = 4 . - Monday a. of Genuine “Gold Seal’ | = \ Dy 9975 Value The set of attachments enhances its useful- Cowhide leather: leather lime will give good service J ' ints ean | ii abit COPE oe FOS cet Ee a ; ; / eas Bis +4 *o* 9 oe POSS iti =e Hien nO OLR OOO FPO LLP ALLO POLELPPAE AOL PPPEL LPL EK VL POY ; ; ; That | ' | Hal iii! ' oe ; ! et . hu : High sptbeet hia og 654 Ot eatet 5 eos eee “ofe a Congoleum Rugs 7 | SSeS All Are N R aaah Lele g Every “Goll Seal” Pattern Made © ; Monday’ s ‘Specials in Toyland 9x12 Room Size § Re ularl eid. 20 $3 Set Toy Dishes —$———— a e—_ The name Gal ae é _ prettily doce. $4.9 5 Sale of Electric fies that every Rug is geod 200 High-Grade age sl Tree Light Outtits teed to give sat isfa a —lies flat to the floor w $3 a tacking. The surface is smoot Fl Well de — i and heavy enameled, whi ch. makes your covering Sanitary asid oor a $1. 95 - it \e . 2 BS - - SURPRISE : easily cieaned. dis mn : . . | =e a a a Lamps me ‘te >| PACKAGES © . All Sizes—Colorings—Patterns for Living Rooms, $2.45 Baby Dolls =A \ = a Monday .in Fairyland “ 22. ) 7 - ~ sar re j r : “ m “gt. . ‘ Bedrooms and Kitchens 2 thagetrmeltahegegin: Bek 39 sa tm } A) __Pacteecs Seam os distinc . : SPECIAL MONDAY eyes, natural cry- as) x ae aay “ 18x36-inch size, regularly 40c, now ing voice; long coe ae ee +4 Complete Ste 3x6-foot size, regularly ae... , $ 95 Pe ape Bi ht-Li ht Outfi every kind—lovelier thal ‘ : Pag $6 “Mama” Walk- gnt-Lig its = . | 16 ~ Page $: | - Q5cMme || Watches a — y f y ~9 oe S1Z€, reguiarly $6.75, now ing Dolls | Ps with extra as —— so is other x9- ot maeincds of estintiaciie iS sible to connect as many 8-light outfits as Be He Pe 2 oot size, regularly $8.45, now... 35. rds of | $3 95. pGenibie to connect so musay @-Uaht outlite an Gssised. year The Initial F the Purchasi Mmarbie or meta! bases . ~“ enameied metai “Ou ers are piain Large, 2!-in., 9x9-foot size, regularly $9.50, now , hk ee : excuse jovely shaped bulbs °o 9x10!.-foot size, regularly $10.75, n 87 se oe cues Ou oy F ~” hie ° ’ Ow - The Shades are the latest . = ° . air 9x15-foot size, regularly $16.75. now.__. — Fak Geneune 2k ter ce $10.95 “Mama ee > Outtits —_—— ttits State Biack- 1 ” hee silk. (Third Fleer. Seuth.) Dolls | sock ~ equipment, com- = $]. 59 socket ceneliieenmant oe $]. 89 $ * ® Pewee ee ee ge Piggies pee edd Le a Sete eee here Nerk eee een oun * b a . ve - — x i = ~ ee + en CP ee ee ETT CORO ete Ss : : . arc sndlge Hoe npe here AUN RAMA moe nears > ea COP IER * F " ee : ‘ ' ‘ y, OS Ss ate ye a BEG sa Fe eae 2 ’ A SEEN RIE: RL RRR SI cig is tI RRO neem ae sent. more ent ide + ghd adie bar agten ih WAG tp calferhane ae wvdede Ela tie des * ee ; p , - ee , = ¥ / ) 7 P ’ ' \agents—Wain Fleer. Seuth.: with lar : ; pl ete 7 arge <«- tancy rut nae Extra rata oe ; 1t : 4 SLA TT ATT et Nt ap — —_ = _— ” ‘ a saci ;} . . F} ; | 5S . ‘s ch: A $7: 95 i inch colored bul Ds :igure coiored bulbs 7 sreses 15c Electric Tree 2-In. Electric Tree re : ’ ~ $10 Electric Waffle | $6. 50 Canary | $6.50 Fire I dressed - H Irons | | Birds | Screens Electric incl I Light Bulbs — Light Bulbs = | Fancy cone shape; also animals, | Aliso “Masda™ vari - col Picture Machines i ‘-uits amd noveity shapes | kinds; - eiieaien when lighted Ga Mandeal Tose i * $795 4 | 7 T an $4.95 | $4.95 Large size, with strong $Q | 12 2 for $1 2 for ond — Tool Chests BF white gold Ring : lenses — SO teet of T ks - — ‘ attractively mounted; ors :% ] ae $: ree owmnan ,ake anil j OU singer ds nd . , mice oe ey ; : nihe te orem a x Mie (eR pi ,, Heavily comstructed and reacy t — , sas SSG ———— en And Many pg * Pierced design. Others | mo oder—makes delicious, criep brown wafties . th in + tevenfel shee —S SS | T D ‘ hire ry Fi South Numerous to “ $50.00. | 7 oy iaeaeianinn —Thir oor, Sou : “ - screening. Finished in dull (Fours? Piece, South.) '* (Peurth Fleer, Seuth.) black. . (FPeurth Fleer, Seuth.) | CREWE Oe ON Ne RE eR NEN ee Gomomenen mena cae nn — = pre ie: My -) pean WoRRCRe B NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO. ak aber abet at ae tT ae ae et ae ee ee Ae ee — "

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ | SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1996 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a nnn SRSA AVATAR AVA e eer a ere re Pare oh Aes or Your | ie “am z) rT ae ” > : ITS an | | a | +a North woods cabin set in the heart of a great city Harness and Wagon uit | E a4 _ for the Eskimo dogs with their keeper— | Will be given by Nugents to the boy or girl writing the q , Fourth Between St. Charles and Locust Streets ! best Essay “On the Eskimo Dog, His Life, Habits and : Usefulness.” Contest blanks third floor. “The Store for ALL the People” ~~ ter Silks q idseason Sale at detent of One- Third to One -Half yest fabrics and $1.98 40-Inch Printeg Georgettes Firm, sheer quality in dark colors with 4 autiful floral designs, suitable He fs, or to combine with silks for © sses. $1.98 and $2.49 36-Inch Changeable Taffetas wo-tone effects in light and dark col. — for dresses,’ spreads and ‘cy wor $1.98 Suede-Finish Duvetyn ew reds, grays, greens, blues and e k. Favorite fabric for dresses and | inery. ; —_—_— (Nugents—Main Floor, South.) 7 . =e © 4 :* . = } FS . AN AM . > ~ . ® " ; 4 ~ . 0 ‘ 4 e.* “ ae o% ~ \ ad . a, . : 7 7 / — ~ - a “ a. ~ “ ‘ ° ; a ~,* site ia ea ” ; ~ - PRP aeO a s wes ~ 5 oe tin +» _* Noe lp aalnad a tong, ee . 7 ‘ “its “ . ~~ ~* Se eS & © 4 o ty ae gett te ree mage ; by > ~~ > ew 7 ~ o% whos ,° Clearance Sale of S ¢ = ; I Fine Fur Coats ber’ =e b I 3 — | Savings 3 to % ediate , Selection a $29 to $39 Coats $125.00 to $195.00 Fur Coats $12.95 to $16.75 Dresses Caracul, Russian calf, seal $ Canton crepe, satins, moires, jerseys and novelty wools in one and two piece styles, blouse and ea we ITIL y (OOMaEh ONADPOMANAL OH HEHE OMI A a Re ten ray | 7 Materials include padrona, chamoisuede, velour, velveteen, imported mixtures and tweeds, trimmed or beaver-dyed coney. Plain and fox and squirrel trimmed. . ; Straightline effects. Red, green, new ~— rust, $10.50 Values 95 a4 with moufflon, cat lynx, mandel, caracul, wolf, - iepee' $250.00 to $300.00 Fur Coats pheasant, rose, Valencia blacks ............. Oy? ee yay * ‘ ae ed Lcuaatss, © r ‘ — at, ee - Oman 4 yA ge Bioger poh & - r ; ie Sadia ceca : ae + Ho mg " ‘ . aaah i: Lintaciaa ie th aibe haksin My ek tk PRD Ce t ages ec wrdeaheseerllta dae ‘ Adapt a Toaatis Sy CE SN at Gly Peedi GR LE OW serbia mie ; , enuine smooth s nutria, mendoza beaver ra grain cowhide; ma- - i Jap, mink-dyed susliki, $35 to $75 Coats $ ecldea “muskrat, “marnink, $1 A A $16.75 to $25 Dresses any or black colors. caracul and Russian pony. 498.00 wie Coats Satins, crepe satins, Georgettes, combinations, ; $350.00 to $49 velvet charmeuse in styles for all occasions. In Fur Trimmed 2 oe A Fi ee eores: $9. ssi =«S 5 $85 to $100 Coats $ $498.00 to $598.00 Fur Coats $35 to $49.50 Dresses $ $10 Suits ae . nage aS aa | Finely fashioned, A group of unusually fine models in the new Sot, dees peer $ _ Newest styles, colors and material combinations, : Fy t t | a (Nugents—Main Floor, South. at lovely and service- blouse, peg top, tucked side, shaw! and pouch collar Amariche ‘trasdeait -teuien including velvet, velvet and Georgette, satin and ne ~ S f UZ able colors. All effects. These are the handsomer Coats. Beau- caracul PR ae velvet, all crepe, Georgette, satin and romaine And all the way up te i vory Dinner € a ae tifully trimmed with turs ‘ \ crepe 3 or 117.50 i} see Piecve—$27.50 Values | - ¢ (Second Fieor, North.) j isome yellowstone shape ofivory-tinted r On — : in with rich , i - . . , 4 ee ; Bdallion —— Sale of Gilt Smoking 4 cecessories § Introductory Sales in the Second Floor on. - Is af “ / 1 : : : , eS au : Order Your Christmas Gift Gloves From.This Group Smoking Stands. Inexpensive gifts.. Smoking Set and Tray Baz Tray, cigar jar, cigarette jar, mateh ' $3. 50 f / f i } holder and ash tray complete this. En- “The Store of a Million Gifts” Assembles Gift-Stocks From Various Departments | ; ameled in color on nickel.. Good size, excellent finish... . .$1.00 Brass Ash Tray Sets ........... for Quick Choosing of Lovely Gifts. ‘ , Ash Tray Nest pl. Lg . ] ? (Nugents—Main Floor, North. . . . ati Ses et OP se’ and 12 ee ee Sun and Rain Boudoir Slippers Sx (aes \ WE hr Ses3 $ $1.25 Values = Umbrellas ¢ a , te); OO SAE : LB rae aa . $ Q5 | 5 | a. C vice for 12 A ie — ; c ft “Ship” Smoking Stands & e | | 7. A” . - ‘ | y Is. - a f o 7 Oe jee SP ee £2 hristmas Chamotsuede Fabric Novelty bedroom mules made by Attractive to carry on the arm Stone of Fifth Avenue—of colored and practical to use when the | jJjeather—red or blue with gold sat- weather demands it—fancy carved | in lining. Enhanced with dainty : bacalite handles—good Guality silk | gold kid designs across vamp. : - * ’ SURPRISE . . 5 a _— — fancy woven borders. eee oe Saget @ Decorated-cuff Gloves of fine texture— xt 3 SS ovely colors. | Vel Pillows ye gh NS sa ga a washable chamoisuede fabric Gloves with : Yi; : | e10ur abe OO Ne eS oe fancy embroidered flare and turn-down cuffs. , ee Just the type of Glove one wants to buy for PACKAGES | @ {i > a PO Novelty Compacts ef oN NS YN " ) 05 £2 Shs gc IN \ one’s own use or wishes friends would pre- Monday in Fairyland | s* & S&S et Sa Packages Santa packed i . 5 A : $ ] Q5 sent as a Christmas remembrance. * Specially for little St. Louis boys and girls. ‘ They contain toys of : Complete Stocks for Xmas Now Ready Cocoa Sand Leather Gray For homes where there never other year oe ; ed, double style, for sifter or cake | Soft. crushable The Initial Payment is Ten Per Cent of powder styles. Pretty engraved ef- | forms. covered with shirred velvet. : keep fresh and new-looking by frequent tub- the Purchase Price—No Extra Charge fects, some with. touches of color. {| Lovely living-room colors. bing. In a complete size range of 514 to 7" Toy Fair |@il .. sae we | Slate e weet @ |} Diamond | Flexible Wrist AO" (Mate Fleet, Kerth.) Boards i 2 Paint Sets | : Ring | Bracelets Watches Buy Your Gift Hosiery in This Group ieee Fact. | | YI , te - : Women’s Silk Hosiery New Silk Scarfs Women’s Handkerchiefs coi -Piece Cook Sets . +) ame : | 3 pay | Iron Toys Wheelbarrows Bee | Regularly Selling at $1.50 $ he .95 5 () every kind—lovelier than i e | é Fy = BF at ie ihe Vo 8 0 any 25¢ a Watches and Diamond Jewe ry White gold filled and gold plat- | seem to be quite enough Pillows! , = ae ‘is oe 4 2 : 4 ‘Kapok” filled | IV Gloves one can wear repeatedly and yet tact vod ga : | 14-k. white gold flex : Musica oys ' : ~a. aie ‘ These h the soft. th texture women Peed Tool Chests . 18-k. white = ne | ible style set — ao 14-k. 15-jewel move- mean with gift ~ Ser reat so closely $ 19 lam ; a llied to smart appearance when worn. Semi- . ! a Dump Trucks oe Giamone ame 2 sappuires | ment, set with 4 dia pe ight well coal with Wal | 1%, Make charming gifts. The new designs of And Many Others Too ee eee eee: |. Of.e Mamend ene 53 800 | ends and ¢ eeehiem, soa and Saok. hicks top. Weed alia oF = . . e

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mw PAGE 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae ee ee Ove Geraldine Turner arrived, days wednesday from Urbana | Mrs. ‘ + sper’ the Thanksgiving hoili- ; Me t = a . ye Ee ae > ae ee nee ad Coe oe Fated nes . bo ae - ? pe ae SONATE 08 8: ss Path oy de Sipe ss dee Deine Rp ne ae > shied OR BPI. 2am re Wh eens ban we ee ro ii we weed Eee fs ee ee . ay ir * “ ities tae See oR linge she 1 lawton dt hago onday Sale of 2500 Silk and Cloth These Will Make Lovely k Specials | 1000 Stamped © Colonial lady and basket de- : sign stamped on excellent qual- On Sale Monday—Bargain Basement itv muslin; large-bed size, each Stamped Linen Decorated Fruit Baskets : + ' ME Whe Smart 3-Strap— : Lunch Cloth 500 Pleated Ri n array of ‘ | A Great Dress Event 7 nna ee | castes OGRE 2 rellow ai d whit tamped pea oh a . & we anges q a “ P me. A, Aires Diem. Pil ea Sab go Vl ha ate oat eee VIR maine tidings nbs 5 feed => ie oo a Ci St eae ee a ee — ri 7 t a r Z . - 7 a) > q > i’ S ~h ¥ Tee eek gam one RL ; , ; . "4 S ab he SPs aR Spade Y yi = s Wi ga - be pe tp y 4 Stir 2 ‘ 2 2 Ras SRA Mee epee Ree oe aaa ee Tae 1 ered " aaa ater seh ek: BA Fe 3 ‘ : avn 4 th i. Mer re Bb ot dale a wish : wy ei Recs weasihe thane HI io ” ’ od Re res e oe e 2 - oye i p , us oat FLSA ORY PEARS, aE ent ’ “6 » WR Nes? oe aks inal 1 Wes a eae ee eee a - re 5 e ANG PEERED ite NC Be» he a 1. i + * ae | Tach Boudoir uecorations. each Style, material, color and workman- . | a | P; . a 3 lows | stamped Pitlowees HB Nox Experi > New Lxpenences . ship are all combined to make this the | I " Stamped Fudge Aprons Attractive pat- i viggest Dress sale yeges have featured Severa ea TreTus stamped on y 2. 3 for some time. Just think of having i a Se $ 00 nest 3h ag C 3 oe See Oe Se ee Sos demiceaie oes ae Cc as terial. pair...... . | that know the joy of wearing | at ntens nee . | Health Shoe. No longer nee SR REO Se eet Py aby a brand-new Dress for $5.90! You will yant to buy at least two at is 1¢ce . : le for Comfort—no longer ne : ; at this price. Hand-Embroidered oa vagant prices for the oad Linen Towels | features of this Scientific Shoe. Stamped Luncheo : ) ’ n Sets Pleated ribbon and lace Pure Heen Towels Severa eat designs Pillows in delieate sh: ry PEO ‘ New experiences await you stamped Tr’ »4-1n “h $ I tows In ge 14 ate shades hand erp broidered ink a ; , rf . . oi ; fort, Quality and Value. See 7 pink, vellow. 2 : : 3 ™ Hy 5 -* ty 7 if ot ; blue coiors, wWwita piain or all hone meen ot wee tl green and lavender. ‘olored borders, each “4 Book'et Prompt attention (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) — Orders cream mtusiin. with six arge napkins to match = 2 EN BE 40 N. Sixth—6ll8 Easton Lin blecloths . SSS THE RESTFUL | } Full 45x45-inech Cloth of a wonder @ 5 49c Solid Color Rayon | ful quality all-linen with checked Do 9) | Be gg ge ERO Om: d 7 - . FG Pt ELEAF SERA G N iaN tt RE it Mane ih plata : : 5 noe ae Cm: DOP AS ae ie SRE NE Bb Dien: h gia rp » Mieeg- ders of gold, blue and green. Very 66-inch wide, all wanted ; f, ift shades in a high luster finish = ‘| i suitable OF = to 10 yard lengths. Suitable While they ‘ast. f Yard. , ¥ i = or pillows, etc. 22c Outing Flannel | SA 2 ] Plain white cotton Flan- 1 op y ~ mel, 27 inches wide. Good Cc ocsmennell weight and well flieeced. Monday ) ; : : oY : Yard | ~~ Share in the ; Wonderful 25c Cretonne | , 4 Dress Values 36-inch wide beautiful col- 15° i : Table Damask 3 . ~ : ° orec ‘retonnes in +? ; ~ ” Highly mercerized cotton i ; 18x Ji - neh ; ”~ pp. - . . Sateen, 36 inches wide. Goo: Cc owels wit! lain colored or a ’ | th p range of solid colors. 2 to 14 h DO! Ss ones -. “ « R > e« rions - a ow ls E; of : : : ee oe oe as Fu’ 5 ee en a eat —— ~ oe a TAs > _ , om yard lengths, Yard Ss ( Nugents—Bargain Basement.) 4 ( Nagents—Bargain a Re ane ae a are = — =e $5.50 Part-Wool Domestics Te oe ’ fs ch 2 yaraged RIES eer ote ie eI ane bo oP » sypodicgte > > Spe ea sae A a ag Sus Pepe bay al Pa SRR DY TR CO RS ee CABG in vt al, get EA Lepeas ay ipa ox i ee ” ct irrmes ave wreli-knewn Mohaw' Sale Pri : the well-km Mob e rice bratud Finest cua clits ~fh we w itv : Sade | | A oe. ae e F laid B lanke ts ee er, We Bought Up “Sai, oS 4) CO) Fa = 2 oe | | ira “4 B 2 Bleached Sheeting q 4, S: 29¢ $ 4 9 : Sn UN inches whe goed quahty im remra lengthe . o + mee a : — ’ x - . . ; ; “ a . . > . * ‘ . 4 : , - ’ h 7 etter, LEnos ; ' 2 y 2 = Sale rice, yard -” . . ee ‘ | . . + - . * a ate +. , Zs - . > ‘ «*. r - “e ° ~ , ‘tj “ i - —S 5 — * — , + e ee = | 1\% Ben - Pepperell Sheeting a vs Sy ; 7 . =. : . + “ bs O C O @i mn | -! —— ‘+ i.) Va fh :\ ' +2 e _ > # fall 90 tnches wice. >rown Sherting a cao * j . . oe a od . 4 _ . ~~ - ; f . F Qe ; 4 \ = it et 2 ~ te © : ees .* jiujaiit it} iy-s] Pa he rem Mna4¢ri ¥ , “3 ; y : : oe - es, . r™ leogthea. Y art s ’ , : “ate “ ‘t ; 7 z % te ' \ 4 s*s.*. fr > Ja ¥ : PI f _= 7 : : ; : . = * BS . | pee : | EP CREE Unbleached Muslin nen anuractu) er cm eee ; oe, | gee Fel S0iach. heaey svete Must P; ao ntate Oates tee ee IO a, DS :4 ; ; = ca? 7 > - } re is , seuitable for sheete and pilléwreases 2 ate) — : : Sa LOPS . nocetg’ . = t , -~ ' - ‘. usva) -al i. Yard ee i “." orators," te %orers ” ons" re “+ * 5 + ~ * ’ . he ry ties . , ae o,° .9 _* * ~ "* _ . __ +9 .* > ~ . « i : ; : Se a © SN Setersteataterecse’ ste os ; a aan eal ' ; F ie _* -* ; o-a.¢. . . _— ’ ‘ Se Ps a&-« oe 4 ia 3 asi i : tT " 2, ti 09 ss Siizntiy soiled from . CORI EE oy 2S IARRORG ” OP ge BPE Loe? ; LOLA LLY LE ALIENS LANGA I EERO Ae aa 4g . aes * ST dads ties + “ ee EE a TRE ONE Re nn» wrist ahetindien. connie ~~ ot oars re . ~ -_ on ewe tnd thon whee Creep (Nuagents—Sargain Basement.) ( Negents—Barzain Bacement.b i at a fraction of its worth! Wie, | se ——_—____—_—_—— — ——_———— a : ee ee a sis 6 4 a ‘ ——— a a ae el , te aS a rer niece Ge. ah ae ae “fue Bese MRE, A la 5h 5a “ ae : = 4 af 10 12” & 15 D 1 9 rs al Panel Castle Soe eee ' Pay You are + ; Flat Cre Dresses ie Set : eine } Sec. oe . } (se) 4 ad Beautiful q uality, lustrous finish pe NE WEST COLORS ee ae SG . to i PAS WgNy x : Ravon Curtains. Sealloped fringe fb Georgette Dresses Ragen Pea es bottoms, 45 inches wid Ideal fo : : . SS aan Ss, ee OTLOMS, Fe shes wide. ideai tor ‘Poiret Twill Dresses Valencia Blue Jungle Green fil Sir ak $ 1 19 eae SS i se ottom Lane urtains of double e a Satin Stripe Cantons Sports Models Party Frocks Sommers | A \ thread weave Egvptian yarn. In Dance Frocks Schoo! Frocks Rey Se } a> CG? AB the at mae Street and Afternoon Dresses Regular Size ee : ee 2 Business Dresses, Etc. os, Soa 33 soe : Simca Cos fe rw 4 Extra Sizes es > oe , , | Ph! in. Gran wing - ‘ UTtain & 4°) full pieces of 36-imch Dra- LA Lee} * shade. High r a ~ : (“retonne Ma kes bowely —* Misses’ Sizes Sizes for the Tall & Short Women ee xg aS | lu to. Well “wearing, practic Including 500 Sample New Spring Dresses | _ a3 ! Tennessee Red Cedar Chests ) Holland Shades oe : Including 300 Brand-New Party Dresses Se Maso AEP. ty wth 9 Seconds of $1.25 Grede ' \ ta, te Chr stmas gifts. Fit- ]4- 5 _, Sealioped and ‘moged Shades 79° / curtains. drapes ‘or cushions. ¥d Ais hale ‘ . \ , ted with dust and mot! : Early Shopping Is Advisable—E xtra Salesladies, Wrappers and Cashiers pref lid and easy roll. wiles, White, cor (\ugents—Bargain Basement.) e 5 pleases 0 om coe 3 Sale price. : ) ( Sages ts—Bargain “ . 18 SSS — a All sizes 234 to &, A to C. 7 | ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO. 3 Sua

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ __-__ SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 11, CHARGE PURCHASES BALANCE OF MONTH PAYABLE IN JANUARY —— , | ! Kirkwood Social Notes | — a Geraldine Turner arrived , days with her parents, Mr. and)taken an apartment on Big Bend | | Gotham Gold Stripe The | ery Smartest | Dazntily Styled S Wednesday from Urbana Mrs. Otis E. Turner. ‘Toad near Tuxedo, where they are | | Jk S Pp a : S ip: in er ‘e end the Thanksgiving holi-; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Seneff have |"°W &t home. Since their mar- | | S | | N, G/ 7 Sf 7 1 Ron wees riage a few years ago Mr. and. i LOC ings d EW OUES . g stountl tees: — ee ee is A Sensible Gift Reynier, the world renowned French glove creator, | Gotham Gold Stripe | has sent us his choicest styles. Exquisite in qual- Mrs. William Rar Randolph has just | Silk Stockings are pre- | ity with cuff effects which beggar description. |returned from a cruise on the fe ferred by particular wo-. | | From Wear-Right comes the very smartest crea- | “Polly,” with her father, Anderson Fi r men the -countrv over. tions in Chamois Suede in both decorated cuff and | Gratz, and Mrs. Gratz. Mr. and ol . They bring a loveliness | pull- on styles. 4 |Mrs. Gratz, who have been makin wet” a} wy , = é — all their own. Their ex- : ‘ o a short visit here, returned to their | rai! Guisite texture, their su- Reynier Kid Gloves. eccee .$3 to $8.50 'home in New York last week. | | x perb quality and the care | | : re | | ir. ned Merk Aideed 3. thdene | $B sed “in developing the Wear Right Gloves.......$1 to $3.75 aia Senie en this 1 were hosts at a dinner Wednesday , 7h color selection make them teresting price a seen po git evening, Nov. 17. Their guests | ly irresistible. | | Lingerie of re Q . = Style for Comfort—no longer need to pay Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Brown Hand-Embroidered . 2 extravagant prices for the proved foot-health of North Taylor avenue are spend- Linen Towels 7 features of this Scientific Shoe. ing a few days in the East. oe LE The marriage of Miss Florence ' Pure nen Towe's, :o ; you in Style, Com- . - . $ 7: New experiences await you Corcoran of St. Louis to George | Te io hand: embroidered = in Value. me this Shoe at gg ean 1 fort, Quality and Value. see ie Etzkorn, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. | colors, with Jj all three stores or write for the Special! ' | Etzk a . by, Rin —_ z te 1! Mail tzkorn of Argonne drive, took | ‘ kia colored borders, each. . Booklet Prompt attention’ to all Mau : ‘ * I Place Wednesday morning, Nov. (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) er ee ONDE OR x step orty«: ee ae Oe ne ders rde 24, at Our Lady of Lourdes Church. | in jens toy anew soemetl The me Year pare No Greater eee to Secure High-Grade Seasonable "| 470) N, Sixth—6l118 Easton— 716 Olive St. G are receiving congratulations over | | ic the arrival of a little . Nov. 16. | - Tablecloths : EE [| Mrs. McMillan was, before her| Apparel at Rock- Bottom Prt r1ces ft Tt =i THE | RESTFUL TFUL SHOE =; marriage, Miss Harriet Edwards. | 5x45. ‘nch Cloth of a wonder- ' ' boon rad of Mir. and Mrs. Nelson | ‘ ed 23 75 L . F Coats $450 tv all- linen Ww ith chee ‘ked bor- ie f £4 — a mn a me BEEBE BeBe BSE BE wass «=a = The Mothers’ Circle al Kirkwood | Junior Coats Reduce ; $ . UXUTPrIOUS ur + : High School will hold their next | 330 Dresses | Lovely Coats for the miss up‘to 17 years. Smart- A beautiful Jap Mink Coat at this price is one gold, blue and green. Very meeting Friday afternoon, Dec. 3. | SS ly styled -of quality fabrics. Exceptional values at of the greatest a aa Ow This ny suitable for rifts. i! —- 2 . j 7) ' ae ‘ by . J a” 4 ): 4 4 | “a | ie mothers of t J igh | bf . . ode ea , : While they last. i . § \ (oh pi | V7 | School ‘aia eapectally invited. —— | . Reduced ° this price. KLINE S—Balcony attractively styled and richly finished. m : —- 4 & TA 4 KLINE’S—Third Floor N : g The regular monthly dinner of A ' Sore & St: CHARLES the Grace Church Parish was given ‘52 Bloomers Special, » $49 Smart Fur Coats, $159 Aft r-lTha ksgiving Sale es . Bloomers of glove silk and rayon. These are at: Coat sof Natural Muskrat, Caracul Paw, Car- er- n gprs rector, gave a talk on the condition Stupendous Clearance of tyro, bo Fee “di ee ek. Os a, ee ee rhs a ge TP ay OE + ara te Se ei , : ES EI PhD ERR EP Ta i eahoahs de, Prd : ave NA A ps veo w ? f rch. og I ‘on- , ofthe church. : w te tractively styled and exceptionally well made. W acul, Mexican Kid, Pony nd Seline (Dyed Coney) Ronald Mabrey of Rolla, Mo., | ant O see tnese 3 derful values. . bas S with rich fur trimmings. Also self trimmin gs. spent the Thanksgiving holidays | if van halt ; PP -en! KLINE S—Main Floor KLINE’S—Third Floor wo his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. | ana oive-away Beet Frock is from 5 labrey. ' i tf . — ie * / e 5 - ————_ ——— —_—_—_—— ae . ane - . mt mucn Detter lines. Every wanted Fine ur Coats, $289 Mrs. G. L. Edwards ' “Tage ' Wedndudte-avembiin tee Gemma ta silk for day and evening wear. : ! : Mink, Jap Weasel, C | Kri Cara- ednesday evening for Ottawa, I11., | ewion eek tee F 175 Fine Dresses - Jap Mink, Jap Weasel, Caracu mmer, Cara where she will spend a few days Lovely styles for business an . ee , cul, Hair Seal, Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat), Russia with her daughter, Mrs. Robert! school .wear. } , xs ie Whittenose. : 3 | ee Pony and Dyed Squirrel. Beautifully styled and | “ne KLINE’S—Fourth Floor 3 bes aN trimmed. KLINE’S—Third Floor \ | Mrs. R. L. Swizer of Centra] Place | entertained her sewing circle ar nt a — : : : ) . i i, Wonderful Fur Coats, $389 luncheon Wednesday afternoon. ° ep 7- | + + . Nov. 17. = oe | 435 Fine Dresses $18 Th: collin te: thaws Coats of Natural Squirrel, Hudson Seal (Dyed Mrs. Douglas McMillan was host- ine es ’ — Se ieee Muskrat), Flat Caracul, Jap Mink and Jap Weasel. ess at oa luncheon to fhe men } pre ] . = I , Fr a oe fine Dresses at notable SaVINgs > : ss ,, ee : . : " ‘ bein : st & 7 id Fc as Si Another irre sistible group ot ove \ i (KX AS nm tne on pl " iful in this group Fi rT Exquisite Coats with gorgeous fur trims. Also of he - club, Tuesday after- ene pre the season. At € pienti ,. . noth eud , ‘© $ saasiae ic. e ty erm: mS nateri Is nd colors of the season. #4 , : self trimming. [ noon, Nov. #2. very smartest materials and every daytime and evening g- KLINE’ S—Third Floor o>. Liang, Mmrice they are WO! \derful | this reduced pric 1} need. All colors. All sizes. | iF enson School of Music. honors Fourth Flo : | KLINE S—Fourth Floor | Sete | een ce Sent veane 238 Better Dresses, $28 eis a grt hace Wondertul _ girls rom Kinkwood, Miur- The smartest Frocks of Canton Crepe, Crep _ — re eer sige ee : Fur ? Coats! Earet McKelvey, . daubhter cf ) Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry M>- Satin, Georgette, Taffeta, Chiffon and Twill R d 69 © Reivey; 3etty Jane Holman. daugh- Dresses for al] occasions, inc ludi ng evening wear Coats educe to ter Of Mrs. Esther Jane Holman : eS - . en KI —Fourth Floor sired nec 2 ctive new Dorothy Hoeman, daughter of Mr LINE S—Fourth | Luxuriously fur-trimmed Coats in — 1e and Mrs. W. L. Hoeman of North F 7. -99 styles. Choice fur trims . . . smart colorings ‘Clay avenue, and Frances Piercy — Neg ~ In Sizes for musses and women. daughter of Mrs. Frank Piercy of Be | : KLINE’ S—Third Floor Coats of pony, Mexican kid, North Kirkwood road. The awards Cdl as were mad or lovelv stvles an iO veliy trimmec caracul krimmer, opposum, Korova were Made on the best repertoire of jOWELY Sty! bait ’ Pea - 12 d (d d ) If he pe sar’ : | Pry H 5 an Se aii ne yea coney s€ the past year's work, | KLINE'S—Main Fl Coats. Choice of House, $ + and toed Mr. and Mrs. Otis E. Turner de- | , = d ¢795 Ulnrestricted choice of trimmed and trimmed wi con: merly price $s stric cho $) , parted yesterday for a short stay | Rayon Bloomers Dedeaial 79¢ Formerly priced to : e ee ae trasting furs. in Chicago, with relatives. any Coat in the entire store. oOuperd MOOEls. or : see A group of fine rayon Bloomers in gray only. All sizes. KLINE’S—Third Floor Miss Adelaide Long and. her every Occasion. brother. Lieut W. BE. Lone were Well made. Exceptional eamey, Real values. KLINE'’S—Third Fléor ; ecnensmmenntinaiieaiadl among those who went to Chicag KLINE’S—Main Floor ‘ attahé tha yest Nave Saad gate o = — ln DR eer wae 80 “Hand Bags, $1.29 peng 102.5 SF nn ee 450 Girls’ Dresses, $3. 95 - Bw Toman A, group of smart Handbags at less than half ? | ee ) : price. Many smart, desirable styles and shapes. the Study Hour Club at their next ; wonderful’ selection me panty) bewicy 2mm | * R d d : t Miss 7 to 14. You wili want several of these ja oats eqauce KLINE’S—Main Floor - meeting Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 6 Miss Anna M. Shelton has gon: resses at this re duced pea ' Silversand Slips, $1.89 to Chicago, where she will spend | irls’, Junior D p ‘ eral PPK s rithn her rrother . . : ‘ ~ ' be a pearing sinc ae ae 321 Girls ? Junior FESSES, $6.95 aN a 49 A wondertul group.ot Silversand Slips in white .. Ree Lovely Frocks reduced from better lines repre- : only. Well-made Shps in wanted styles. Excep- sent the modes which the school girl prefers. The The Coats of the: oment The tional values at this reduced price. wanted silhouettes—straignthine, KLINE’ S—Main Floor Bh a.8 Beg wm Bis a Fan G 20 and ‘3= Shoes wonderful quality | H amask in plain hy with colored bor- ty ; i h ; but in tif , ’ , t t e iti ~~ a be “on & > * 9 ~ » % ¥ we - & Selle ¢ oe ed os 4 ~* mnants, _— lengths. Yard.. ’ Mere. — © ane y ge 7 ~ cl a ocean . ibe 4 rie . 2 3 Me oa SPOR LEE EEN ELAS Sn et Mbt AGRE. RB RE Ae = me : | | ‘ Sensationally urkish Towels : a | \ Low Price of grade, 18x37-inch : ith plain colored or ! borders. Slight im | ; | | . of high - grade t ; ; ; ae Sees | | a _Buxeme nt.) | , | ee | 2 5 Yomestics mpire Siests = 95 t } lf Le ‘ | " ar = P a] . : ‘ : j : ‘ c > Wednesday evening. Winter Coat at such a low price. These Coats no ‘,oman can misé! se | 4 od alt price. Lovely garments of : | | eprtrr’e > every sty'c and color The senior class of Kirkwood are desirable models KLINE'S—Third Floor Praee KLINE’S—Main Fi ligh School] will give its annual KLINE’ S—Balco NE S—Main Floor an lass plays the evening of Dec 1% at the school auditorium The plays SEMENT DRESSES Reduced! COATS REDUCED! : ving Reductions After Hoang cacy 3 a , Mean Real Savings 150 Dresses y 5 Jersey 2 Sacrificed at . DresseS for me. Just imaginc....a ad . to be given this vear are “The Travelers’ and “The Doctor of Lonesome Folks.’ E George Fiske and his sister. Miss Viske, will take possession of their | new home on Woodlawn. avenue! early in December. Mr. Fiske has mnresented Afr. and Mrs. Clarke Fiske with the home he has heer occupying for the past two years, ‘as a wedding gift. Mrs. FE. M. Tucker of East Jef- ferson avenue has as her guest. ‘Mrs. W. E. Brown of Detroit. Miss Josephine Farrington en- | | tertafned her bridge club Saturday | | afternoon, “Nov. 20. | Mrs. A. M. Russel! of Clay one nue entertained her bridge celub '! Friday evening Dr. and Mrs. John K. Broderick of Woodlawn have gone to Chicago for a two weeks’ visit CHOICE! Our Finest A Wonderful Basement Coats | Coat Group at $39 12” The savings are irresistible and this offering brings the season's smartest modes at a reduced price. These Coats have fur collars and cuffs of generous proportions. There are also Sports Coats without fur. KLINE’S—Basement. S09 Qe BBE RS EBPs etseaaaaa 22 8 8.8 — Sea aE E18 8 8 $9.95 $1.95 53 offered at below wholesale cost! Such smart Genuine bargains . twills and jerseys. Every wanted materials as Canton crepe, satins, velvets, color in styles that are the very newest. KLINE’S—Basement. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH H. 8. Rohwedder. Mr. and Mrs. STNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 28, 1926 and Jaco» Adler, ail Louis: Mr. and Mrs. C. Ul-| William Trotier,. Mr. and Mrs. H.| PAGE 12. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— : infin their honor was given at the | Anna Kaelin j\jat the University of Illinois i! ; — '| Champaign. ‘home of their daughter, Mrs. B. L. | geen a cage ae a ee ee een ieee | ss , Be ee en WHILE IN ST. LOUIS WE INVITE YOU Toy ei q@ill De the guest of Mrs. J. D. Point, s ~ East St- Louis Society De ee | quem at iiiet mrcene. Colts gale Se eee See a a Ce ee meen ee ae 3 Meee ine endeee Oning Gels . OUR NEW HEADQUARTERS gp ill Be the En te owe REE Temas tags a rening by Mr. and Mrs. E. L. H A LLER & weg ) . “~ event of much interest to and roses. Miss McAtee wore var- month's visit with her sister. eee Mr. an Mrs. A. Kaelin. ADVERTISE mvt —" - T ae — : DOLLAR-KEIFFER | Bird Remedies 1722-24 WASHINGTON AY. — . Tonic +h naPe . kun lune erneh j velvet Wit i : lars A East St. Lot S te mer ncia OU rusned Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kaelin of: Mr. and Mrs. J. Kaelin. Mr. and GLASS ri re T hw ; 2Yy mm of ; ilver lace hat and silver = rs. South Tenth street... residents gf t « 1] — SF and Mrs Aj- — : o . + jrenver a pagel eager ag gar ga Fs Mi pace ype fon loner eget ARETHEBEST | One Door East of the Marquet Hotel | : : i ; é ae *% , fae Ss ‘ - ee » a ne } rs stAs ° . oa - eae 3 " : ‘ > a “ ns sAbde aa o & fe. a ,’ . & = aren. = nafs! i ie ee r games am » goq €d their golden wedding annive: Kauflin, r. an rs mii Jehle ‘ ‘ at nuptial high mass in ©:. #4 Marsh will be at Aon" _ |sary Monday evening. ; ) rs. F: in. Mrs — i For Sale at All fy a - — Guaranteed Kind. Grocery, Drug, Feed, Hard- b (hurch, with e ste Over. FF. arket street, Fast St. 1.0 Hivnes officrati a Ti : * irs : | . Wise et a » attende i th remnea e sag . ai sae : : ware, Florist and Bird ; = : z ram gst: Stores. The Busiest Shoe Company in the World © McAtee Sitendee tn0 ree Ne | army and Navy game in Chicage call 7 . , cree fect pel nor, and the best man was Army and Novy ool on rien it 25% to 50%- Discount somplete, with most perfect Peri ft Your Dealer Can't nersisgmane ii sae mani ses Suppliv You, Address Se Be tye. Reset he vies eis? MY ie pee bbs Au MS : Ree aa . st FA TS, of he 2 William McGovern. we aeee OS as aeiinl ) lasses gown was fashioned of crushed ‘#! 2 ea On Street, Afternoon, ay One. ee ae cae ae ae HALLER’S ='rD elrvet in h: a3 i : 4 727i iSé Uist —— i ae . e . 701 SEW ers - i . ee . seldi up and Mra. C. J. Pruett of Ve Dinner and Evening 1 Fitted free by our graduated ex STORE Sh 7 | poten én ee te eee tas Bate ne a a ane 523 FRANKLIN AV. =. Va tis, Mo. SEVEN-TIME and 30-time OST-DISPATCH Ww JOSEPH SHOP, 453 N. Kingshighway exp rien > in fitting Glasses. SP ADS are BUSINESS BUILDEity. PHONE your OR 5 ARERR Pe i ane a terrae GA eae (BO » hee eg be tah gs aE - ve Yee eee MARA ea . Pars: Series ae 7 OPE tes ochijtte’ ON ARR Re BIRT a ni takcrnans tv 0 Duioacaibtey 2 & . ' 4 i , wes sei Ubi ; = . = o 7 1 = - . f ouls. ee =e a ; . of —- - a. A. 22356 > Sa A> Sa 3 FS Ar Aa A 3a Sm Ar Brn ee ee 200 Sheets 00 ek cling atagcton PaReg . >> 433 “tx en 4 &.. 2. > oe Oe A _ > 2, > ind? 4 a. a. i. SE, ee. AEn FO FP, SE ITD RD OAD OO FOO EID PD LMM AD FD ITO CEN OD le FI Fd Ws ot oe —_ ¢ Ti? pi tie seo - cy he RS Ke GO ec Ghee shee a et GF SR RD a DFO GS SIS GRO Sc : es Phe Pact Pinas Pate Pintle ate Pile Picts Prats Pines Pini ne Pie Prine, als Pinel Pate ths le Pinal. Pile Pins Pinal lh: ills Palle Prater De Lees Pris es Prat, Bn, Day tis . — aa Pe Pn A PO MA IL A PM Peet ~~ ms ~. POA IA Pe A. Pe i. inf te ~A ~ A Ps Prasthe Prnshhe Prnsth, Peal, Prralle Presi Prats Prnlr Pnal, Praatiln Pisa Pals . INT =A c i 100 Envelopes PAID hree Special Sales for Monday (GARLANDS sade" bk OT Bagger Orgy. E049 1s Ay. La, iA cars - Gl 7, * oe 2] *. ts. AY ~, A . Y rie i ae & BY tal ity ! ap Lowe al + Ot a ae SO aR ERE ARMA se RG Bd RRS ERD: ehh Fl IRBs tA ln = i RTE AE RAE ES li le ae Pa Be eel se i 8 nage. Rn Be es A eee Oe fermen aan or 4 ranks om mh ma i 44 — .) ’ ? Se ee mY. wet Terie ' . ar RR, aay the A wile Pe C5 la wh 7 pal NANG =}! +P uf \ - ‘ NK 1$-k. white gold - ey A wonderful | Bo Mth « * INCORPORATED — | 4 > . wi? % ~~ ~ > > Dae ~- © P = a ee an ae ~~ ~ a , ee ee ett et a / ee V/s © ge a~Grie 7 ~ te a Fur-IT rimmed Coats go The alertness of Garland buying A limited num- ber of much higher-priced Coats were secured in a group last week trom-one of our coat houses. and our saving opportunity. ~ (; ‘5 » LI JN sata) e Nat: a mila *i 1125 Washington 1+ st. Louis, DOLLAR STATIONERY CO. Mo. at ni! a Lea Ala ale ala alla al!) Peay) * * Ve } err, jes —. se 5 ies sty r ay. > ——— pee ‘ - ' 4 4 with the newest ot tut & | THE STORE . at nett T. AT Af a mila, ala “ + , e tee > beg Cin > corre. hd - "4 J é Peek ( meal Bae Nee ~ An , ald ’ sg babe ee 3 we pili i ts ~_r aa Th Bet oe oy, Cie ORL Rest LLY Sgt ate gM 14 wr Tee BOS ga We OAL ak ‘yah 2 Hat at qua ae > s e + | ss Ps 5 ie * ‘ aa 47 0 a Ey Petites. ....Misses’.....Women’s.... Extra Sizes ~ . a ; + a ‘ Sale of Fas The Season’s Outstandin g Fur V alues * ae la wi Le SNS he aaa can RONDE MeN, SRE sip ee cnn eiciore Se “ sah te tt ata » ALLA, lA ALLA, AL “ ? ala alle vay > \ A , T¢ 2 4 et ce a | -* + io a Me, a a : EF ie +3 . = 4 > = ‘ 4 eet My at A & MA. ALLA lk . = te ner AS ape sus eats Mesa i = Se ee “4 Per deel Bt se ee op kane, ne eats Neal? 1 Nhe se) al ae ie Sheet OO Ray Mea ea y : ‘A Palit Hamlin ips r arn 4 ae; A, mila, rLIA Hla » =x This sale will appeal to the of high-character Furs. m NN! = 4 ag? he oe al | | zs | @re matched and are pacied six in @ : An ideal gift and a remarkable value @ , 1 1 ’ ' * 41 ‘ ¥ > j a Note, at the right, the list ot Furs available in Coa t th : a af a price. Every Coat is up to the Garland standard rinsic value much higher than the sale price, both as a fas! | Cay Ly”, Some of tl ; are Krimmer caracul, cocoa squirrel, finea Nest of lonable garment and as an investment j ) fudson sea I-dyed coney), rich flat caracul in platmum, | / gsh | : @ Bowls w ~ A ft “ts > “ 3 eb Pil mA ee 7 » Y all brown or black shades, moire Russian pony, Jap weasel, @ : “BR $1.50 Value 89c LT PRR: SSS ae ene : q (Six Bow'ls In the ie ee Noositmoeeaeeesee: “e 5 tr ee ae ee the Not ' ~ stunningly designed with P : _, a gon shape, ‘ss £ if ' ; o.. i 1 ¥ ~ e © good white : oe uUPr s ot lyne that would flatter coats of fabric. Trimmed dy. with border “ ecoration in deft | ; Blue. y white TOX, black lynx, 7 in exception ia ; ’ » . : °& value at S#e. + alin alla * hy BZ wifi i8 S80 @iLOkR is i GEAG Mae Pal PA Meet. Pa tt ct Che She Cte --» | aye “4 ~*~ - Press a’ - \iiece Kavanag * Brookivyn, \. 1.. SLIMpiy fur eb charms! That ° Black and Wi) >) APs avs, , pertect for he which goes out the would eause blackhea: ats ¢ wile wile ALLA A , *. oh hiemishes, and leaves the clean and sweet. Deas where are Tecommendi! g : : : . . " — Bt ' . ge : ‘ fans ad ts .. ~ ’ D ress GQdLon— Setond Fi. OT at their he elert iT ) ( eat i= 9 : =e R: " . e " a : ; cauty Creations Mise Anita Henrich and Mies & Charge Purchases Payable in December........ .Pay Out of Income, if You Wish, by Opening an IBP Account | 17N BROADW: — Be | Laelia Henrich of lat i ee ee oe a oe a Pee ps % Spe nt the week -# néd v7 : in .“ wile > - ~ ~ _ ° ~ ; we “nw ; ; * he PS? ES a a OC ED Be OOS SE | HOM. ¥ AR een ‘1 . : Spaus 2 ayers ‘“ a ae ~ = a ee ee et a oe AS G : > Stre to Broadw ay, Between Locust and Sc. Chariex 2 SDS eS ae Les So Sn e el

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r DN ' (hirteenth street for Chicago, II1., IS WE INVITE YOU TO visrp ‘W HEADQUARTERS Mrs. Terry was accompa-| Navy game yesterday. ASHINGTON AV. st of the Marquette Hotel hoe Company in the World 1 30-time VOST-DISPATCH WANT BUILDE:ty. (IONE your ORDER. OX I> 4 7. > Te Tn dk Foie Rocha tn a ns TE ai eg oe Ee Ladies’ Wrist Watch golid 18-k-. mevrement. A wonderful gift for only.... wues UTaAcTs TF tiicu Ladies’ Wrist Watch lid inum. case, orna- Solid 18-k. white gold case, arith 34 ap mds and 12 Ori- beautifully carved. Fine 15- ta] sapphires. Fine 17- -jewel $250 jewel Robbins movement. $27 Robbins movement. .-.-+-+«++- Very especial aOt....--- Ladies’ Wrist Watch white cold case and fine 15-jewel Robbins Traveling Clock ed gilt-tooled 8-day, 15-jew- 25-yeer gold-filled case. Men’s Strap Watch 15-jewel Robbins movemert. Accurate 2 timekeeper. Special $ 3 *eneeeeere Clock. in genuime leather case. q @ handsome and prac- $20 Same Watch, boys’ model, ' tical gift. Siete carn i G-fewel...-ccsccceveceseoss $10 ' Game Clock. T-jewe!, lday. $10 ; OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS “ " _—e, } THE STORE FOR GIFTS ’ . ~ Fe (si je .* c cbt ebabcenete's Pep aS be ne Adk be ob) t* reste i>: SAR At AAG "Ses wee ees ~~ 4 a eee hy ees IP Pater : 6 ou. +1= STORE GIFTS THE FOR Pre-Xmas Sale Offering Exceptional Values for This Week SPIRAL OPTIC GLASS GOBLETS ND SHERBETS ie $7.00 e Value 98 fae Beautiful thin-blown spiral optic glass Goblets, Sherbets or ae Cham pagne and low- footed Sherbets; exceptional values! All jae @re matched and are packed six in an attractive holly box. 4 - An ideal gift and a remarkable value at 6 for $1.98. ) ; Hourly Household N iti er caracul. cocoa squirrel, tine N t f Also Crystal Glass est o Sa ); rich flat caracul in platinum, Russian pony, Bowls | $1.50 Value Jap weasel, Mixing Bowls 75c Value 89c 48c P Six Bow!s : | he del stunningly designed with a Be, octagon shape Made of heav; my of good whit crystal " gikee, four > tay } ) SOoOwils Bel, One flatter coats of fabric. Trimmed Sere gesth border noct, 6. 7 anata lie. An ex: wel ty inch Every Kitch- is dyed white fox, black lynx, ® value at Se. en Needs a Set, yed otter, etc. ; No Mail Orders on Above Specials Now Is the Time toe Select Your XMAS CARDS Lerge Assortment—Beautiful Designs. 12 “Third } 1007 ‘ me «OC CARDS eae WITH YOUR PEARL-HANDLED Tableware $1.25 te $2.00 gS EE SRR a Cold Meat Forks, Sugar Shells, Butter Knives, (ream Ladies Cheese Serters and Child's Sets. ~~] + NAME in ane eet 5 © S S © S 3 Timely Sale of “Universal” Made 7 Electric Appliances Universal Urn Sets $30.00 $ Value. . Consisting of an En capacity—Sugar bow match. A useful gift TO ASTER ST vy rno ided these Frocks at almost AINIVERSAL” itity is not large—less than WRNS WAFFLE IRONS—Row: re have seen elsewhere this Plated | = TRONS—8-pound ‘com piste. $4.00 value $24. 75 CURLING $2.50 value . time or evening. A splen- woman glories in finding. tra Sizes ng an IBP yeaa SES SEE SS SPS a htt ar Se IROVs—C 417 N. BROADWAY eee 425 ipire Pattern Urn, l creamer and and an exception 9-cup tray to il value. | $4.69 $7.95 ver wee eso eoseeweesoeeesee ? Between Locust and St. Charles asccnmean Soe ce s 14 2 = sah 8 he ~ > ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ sy Wayward Terry of|nied by her sons, Jack and Hay left} ward. They were joined by Cad: | where} Fred Terry, who is attending W: “ame the guest of Mrs. J. D.| Point, and witnessed the Army an ' ' ; | whese Moo Tre _SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 and Mrs. East St. Louis, to Harold B. last week. ter. of Mr. A. W. Avault of engagement was announced M ISS MARY AVAULT, daugh-/} 'The wedding will take place some | | time in January | great-grandchildren, ES Robbins jew elrd(0.E& Store in > ponies Most Populer Jewelr a 32 Floor Arcade Builds ing Olive at S= | | | RUE REL ERERLR ERE RUR URURERURERUR URERER give ' Some ; Ww. (hristmas book s /ning in i Club. ion : }ture.” —" 'Geltver and E. L lsisted by Mrs George | Lucy Rosebaugh, | Olivia | Florence Hin ee ee | East St. Louis | ; Centinued from Preceding Pace. | H. Rohwedder Jr., Mrs. James Hanlon, Miss Edna Inman, Miss Thelma Spaeth; aca Ed- ward, Marie and Ev Walter and ‘Clarence Rohwedder. Miss Jane § Vania avenue spent in’ Cape Girardeau, Mo. ‘lyn Smith; and | stephens of Pennsy!l- | the week-end | Miss Sara Louise Kelley of North | | Bo leventh street visited in Chicago | during the week-end and attended | day. Phil Merker, Russel! Fowler and | the Army and Navy game Satur- | | Edmond Goedde, students in the | University of Illinois, came home | Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving. | —-~ Mrs. Jerome Louis opened her | new home on Caseyville avenue last | Saturday with a_1 o’clock luncheon | and bridge. Thes mall tables were | decorated with clusters of rosebuds | and silver and rose predominated ‘in the favors. The guests were: Mrs. James C,. Gorman, Mrs. W. R. Huitt, Mrs. Robert Eggman, 'Mrs. M. J. Kickham, Mrs. Ernest | 'Hoehn, Mrs. E. L. Schiele, Miss | ‘Winifred Halpin, Mrs. John Mur- phy, Mrs. D. Leroy Morgan, Mrs. He nry Homrighausen, Mrs. Frank Hauss, Miss Cecile Coombs, Mrs. | | Stephen Knowles, Miss Mary Flan- | inery, Miss Margaret Coons, Miss Winifred Gilligan, Mrs. Charles | ‘Flannery, Miss Luella Niehaus. _Miss Marguerite Boismenue, Migs Mildred Nester and Miss Dora Adams. Thomas E. May of Guthrie, Ok.., has returned home after visiting| his daughter, Mrs: W. L. Oswalt of Veronica avenue. Invitations have already been is- sued to the New Year’s eve dance and dinner which will be. given at RR NE woe the St. Clair Country Club. Reser-!| vations have been limited to 1509. and an unusual program of enter- | tainment is being planned for the| members and their guests. Mrs. Henry ~ Johnson of North Thirty-ninth street is in Cincinnati visiting her sister, Mrs. James FE. Shank. Mrs. Bertha Sinclair has returned to her home in Portland, Ore., after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Kenneth M. Allen of Alhambra Court. Over 190 invitations have been received in East St. wedding of Miss Louise Landers and James Bowles Settles. which will be an event wf Dec. 4. ™M Landers is the daughter of Mr. and | Mrs. Thomas G. Landers of St. j Louis, who are former residents of | East St. Louis. The wedding will} be solemnized in St. John’s Metho-| dist Episcopal Church of St. Louis. | Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Abt of North| Thirteenth street and Mrs. Ajj Snyder were guests Thursday Paul Abt Alton, Ill. They tended the Shurtlef&Collere foot. ball game and the military ball in the evening. PD. A. R. Lamcheon Wednesday. The Cornelia Green Chapter Daughters of the American Revoln- tion, will give luncheon Wednes- day at 1 p. m. at the Forest Park Hotel in honor of Mrs. John Zahor- sky. the retiring rerent. Mre. I, M.. Ottofy, general chairman, will | be assisted by Mrs. Thomas F | Browne, Mrs. J. L. Carney, Mrs. W | Louis to the —_—~ iss | ce} of Y in at- a H. Dickey, Mrs. Homer Bailey Mrs. J. E. Weber, Mrs. C. Ft Hok, Mrs. Douglas Jones, Mrs. Julius | Miller, Mrs. Eugene Fusz and Miss Mary Sherer. The new officers and | new members will be Mrs A. Baker wil! | songs and Mrs. W. an rime en on, f the Courts of Ex > *% R. Ch Address at ‘Tow un Club. Town Club wtil open ale tomorrow ev: lounge of the Town | Dr. Edgar C Taylor | Washington University will speak “Modern Tendencies in Litera The hbrary committee, Mis: chairman: Misse: Evelyn Walsh ‘hey. Mesdames Ge Drury, CC. G. Jay Hyke, The Ite the qq? Marting. rude G Fennell will be a. = Ives, Mrs Gellhorn Mrs. Willard | Mrs. R. J. Boylan and len M. Clapp. asS- Rartiett, Miss He PEACOCK , i, woumnty STYLE PROGRAM Se | SS DECEMEER * ae ee CPHOWN EXCLUCPIVELY AT’ PEACOCK SHOP *_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 1. UT Pane Bryant Sizes 38 to 56 An exotic innovation of the royal wardrobe. A strolling pump of black patent with the new straight line heel—dis- tinclive with an Arabian Shutter decoration of chony suede three tone underlay, backed with /%A\ Rae | 4 MAlladin Satin. oT Ee : pe es = = ie n ty a rs ae ¥ oe eesti sy: - PTTITTTIT) — ee ETITTTITT TT hd edectd Shhh d doh! - — we navy wi Mi elie ret ct RN tl nti iapeannnt ert teeth rreuagtitr al Wer poeta aettinn scuahs > . : : . ; by Se Atvrmgis het y? dear 4 ~ > - Pe ORE LR Gh 8 aaa od a Peed te PS pemeaters » we Oye % aad | AOE en 1 2d ee ese ma genie einen b annette « Ray ote i tein te ee Ce me ee. ne ee ey “ ae ee Fes tile singh eis pe IIE Wye parent nerd Min de ee) we eens ~ rs ‘| ra ye : ; Ag ti! 12 Oe as ° - a . 2 ‘ te = - vv “ ? , . 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Me etl J > See ¥ a ‘ “ »* . d — M - . ° — ag “ “a ¥ — » « pe & a rn Fs A ‘ - | — a 7 . * = ee a - ae tem = «Oy ‘ y te “ ; ~ * hs * . —— sisbenecs ae « ~ ox : hi J ” — ol la ome. ~ +. 2 Bates ” > - at 2 \e " e * . ~ te @ ~ > ~ ' ——— “a “ . > - Aw t > A q _ A # g * ~~ 5 e* ~ . ‘ “ + ‘ ; Selig the a (eed . * . ww + ter - . , : . S oh . “ . + a - a 9 4 i oh, fy in > awit r rs - * a oe a ; > me a’ sy : " a. at - a? + r yo * re - » - ~ ‘ ie 2 ed a SPY ay . — Be “ ve en foe te * ’ mm sna: aida: Lene ebubte om rs bg - « d ’ a mes Sop bie ime , haan aaern. wervees = ° - pe ee ee ee ee ese 2 OE ON ENT ANTI N e a Me - ‘ -: ete Lite WILE BIT

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PAGE 14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘-_-_* SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 | pa | ———t|the home of Mrs. Charles Hequem- | the field of scholarships to ascer- This meeting was pestponed from meer: a ; y'bourg, of 5539 Pershing @ avenue. (tain wherein the College Club can Nov. 19 ee: omieian: aa =e _ Club n the home’ | |best serve. The suggestions of the, The St. Louis Dante Club will | {=° SSL 7ieguy pdm S , Keller, | $131 Cat Louis i orieclanus,” Louis ~& *S CLUB NOTICES AND ACTIVITIES sc easatay ae os th , , . oe 3 ; eme of Mrs. | committee will be put to a vote. meet at luncheon Wednesday at 4). : $ mov. 13, at > m ret ene nook te 508 2 12:30 p. m., at the Buckingham a ion os, F sancheon a Program was ‘Heqyembourg in Pershing avenue | The French study group will ns continued. The Federation committeewomen of Henry §&. Butler, president and . Kate Roth, chairman. will consider T. Truebloed, OE will meet | Tuesday. The next meetinz wiil | meet Wednesday at 3:30 b. m.at'Hotel Mrs. ¢ harles F Richard- be, “Volumnia’s Goal = Mrs. . He amer. who gave B i id f the Wednesday ; “Current Economics,” under lead-,at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday and the ne at the home of Mrs. E. J. op- the. clubhouse. Mile. Batille of son. program chairman. will Pre- | Protarch mot a Ol i ote. sO Se oe oe ee eee ote mae athe Sh . ership of Mrs. Rhodes E. Cave, at > subject of “Termites and Other In- | tey in Webster Groves. ‘Mary Institute, a new member of sent an article on “The Spell of . study in comparian swede May- Cole, chairman, will confer at a tea Club. The topic for discussion wil .,.., . m. Wednesday. Carl F. sect Enemies of Man” will be dis-| _ Club. at.a the club, will work with this group. Dante’s Poetry.” Roll call will be ,. peas i memberaSy Biasco Thanes. 2:30 p. m. to be “District Work ang Co-Opera- cg Mever will speak on “The In- | cussed, with Mrs. Frank P. Hays nema eee ae ae no ar dl The fiction and drama group will answered by quotations from the The Society of 8. I ote 4 giv: a ‘%ristras dustrial and commercial benefit to as leader. Dr. Hermann von \ thaseher wih peceive @ repert of meet Friday at 3:30 p. m. and will play. Paolo and Francesca supple- o¢ which Dr. 4 ‘orest Park Hotel, Dec. Schrenk will illustrate by pictures) jm ateatinaaine Serves Committee discuss “The Silver Spoon” and mentary reading by the members ,. president. the Milenes nie ~Siys ‘ ’ | other novels of John Galeworthy. will conclude the Program. Zociety and the: J at the clubhouse at morrow. The guests will be the tion.” Motion pictures of the last -hairmen of the eighth district com- biennial of the general federation St- Louis derived from the annual 4 scien the Gectvaction i mittee the chairman of tHe Will be presented by Miss Ettie ee acer sein ie ime om hg Members whose | Mrs. Eugene McCarthy chairman, | aes tented ok Bins Maniac i. ‘ ‘ j r, | to tin-America, .@ rmi unde tm he S&t. ouis ercenten om ee ree homes have been undermined or| which was appointed in the Spring | parnes and Miss Elizabeth Wood — a _ w senate Club sections, Civic and * a wes taken : vice chairman of the Federation | Desioge wil Seow eountries. partially destroyed by termites are. ‘and has been making a survey of 4 rocity committees Mrs. F. H. . oe * — ts to these a sem ao va ; ston i. a will preside at the tea “ws ponies aden ve caoihased t¢ te preenlt. The en! | >. attlefield. president o e eighth ‘table. uncheon i - —_—_—_— t ° r The science section, Mrs. Wilbur TOmt science review will be given | . Yate Tale ee ee rae 22 WET 2 oe . oO ers- O= Se district, Mrs. Clay Jordan, and Mrs. The/ social economy section,’ Miss by Mrs. E. W. La Beaume, and ‘Mrs. James W. Harris will speak | concerning the winners of the | awards of the American Associa-— tion for the Advancement of Sci- | ence. a cated y tele Wei DS Rm «liga gare ' es * > # 1 Se ie ey E > . eee a — ee. . e z . . oe i ore Ae GRA ATs: at A ty: be Ae eat a X . ye — naee'y . ° ye wee Pa PEAR Gincsh ciadesabi tie tenet enn nk Re : ‘ ao aye. iin ies : pss ie PR I SE ES 4 PS Ty s a ; eeeea ee —_ , . ‘ate - Hae BEL RROMGER ANG ten fhe Kubpeetin eo S Rams Bryant Maternity condition, thus enabling “Drew § mal social activities without om | ee THAT ITCHING = Mash all the aching places thor- ventory Bash th Boslam Soap and hot ¥ hen dab them over with Lovely Silk Maternity Dresses . + littie Posiam. Poslam is Cha that were priced up to $29.75, 3 CONCENTRATED relief Groves, while they last at this reduced - } the very first touch stops the of the . price. Flat crepe model shown : ec and burning and lets you Miss | ol one of many styles. a the whole aight through— L. Watk a+ ail druggists. tion of Baby’s First Cle a Write for special test tex lustrated Tals PRA © ~ y 4 ' Lagi Weg, Angle. tena P RRS deo Spires rh, aattediaase . one a ny a DEY ap ’ : nis SDAA ND -eping Sey om oS) late tec ene ss wed > Be ae . ) ” et “ Zatom 4. a] roe ° 4 .& ' NT TLL TAD ms $ J9 EM ; es eh GAR he ow fe : es Rat 8 mee 2 a ae ge ee ee er ee 3% bteaks $ ws sarSeltechaal mwsnots ony Or eae Ten ees i: : Pee i : einkh > = . . * a t ~ vy = alt tees Lip af : “A 2a, Who gg AERA nc Sea ae . : ‘4 ies Piao Pee afr ah m a Me ih aati. as — eee ern fa pen ae " os ee ? ~ on wou nt a ae A Dee, ash ee - 2 a — Sade viMlea> ape Pra —" —~ oe ; Davies ne SEAS, newer? oy 2 aes ba wit: # 09.7 ee SE i, te a hss ie Per he He A ; * “" Oren es x vd “ Mees ‘ . Ph iad . , Pee Pen iS b ote ee ae pelea: lines bn RRR Okttetaroe at 2 betta SR iy Teed 4 see Pe es ae : Tatu WOO Bae, 5 ( LAMA LAMLIM MAMAULILT EERO ET TET TV UTTAR MATT TT 21 Tip gg ERE Re tga ot epee 8S ith orevtaniehe Vy: Beaters ye ¥ J 40 Ra Bnd « a bi ato eer ye ae ps se tora rise rah Sees foe a ees IS ZRS 5 SRS doe ean ar a5 4 + acts ala Tata ys. © ‘rection of Mrs. W. W. Keysor, study | leader. This section is studying the S ial shorter poems of Robert Browning. | 200 Pairs of Education and current topics sec- , ‘ : 4 ’ ; Women Ss Fancy stion met at 2:30 p. m., with Mrs. . pressive size, E oe ihe Now tt r POSLAM €8. oe stil F. A. Croft as leader. Mrs. John = | | 25 W. 4 m St al Tuesday and discussed “Christmas | —_ — ; bP . Hints.” Miss Thelma Parker is | si Our selection of Patent Leather Models now m- acre ‘The subject for the meeting was | inches. 2 ~ 42 Pieces A. Nolan is chairman. The subject chapter $4.50 and $5 Values cludes Pumps, Sandals and Ties for all occasions. ees Christmas Hi ‘ ih : | The history and literature section — , “ jot the Monday Club of Webster | “Andrea dé@l Sarto.” A special | ‘in This Poem.” was given by Mrs. | Silk Stockings P 5 cantiie man. See $300 $10.95 | $14.95 | Sime was, “Our Children’s Readiig. 4 \™ HOME — Wane tet Cabanne atent at er /Miss A. Hazeltine of the St. Louis ; se SUBURB , $ There a:c se many occasions when Patent Leather can |]\. 001. ana displayed volumes suit- |f be worn that we are always certain to present the new- [J apie tor Christmas gifts. FURNITURE ~ DECORATIONS = DRAPERIES $15.95 he Mo Etude M Club | e ge : The Morning ude Music u 2 og We illustrate an attractive Patent Leather Pump gt | ww Se kas 4 : -229 °° ° eee SOS o, I give a program at its meeting - * "5% *e EAE : : | DO LEE RIE aD OE. SEO 2 ( H . Groves met Monday, under the di- topic, “The Soul of Art as Taught | B. M. Whittemore. ; vg 4 the offers for rent or for sale in Wiima ee ee ee LUCKs-ORWIG-LE ROI Sepetch Ciammified Cofuman Galle: est style tendencies in this leather. | The better hemes group met | 1117-1119 LOCUST STREET ryai a 3 re ? ' ; a ae & with a modish rounded toe and high Spanish heel. Dee. alt in ten Cie oth. | terium at 19:30 a. m. Mrs. T. J. Evening and Priced untrimmed at $13.50. Bruno and Mrs. Lee Schweiger wii: Afternoon Shades ; be the hostesses for the occasion. | / Also Fashionable Styles in Cherry Patent Leather The presram will imciede 2 ° 3 piano duo by Mrs. Frederick Nie- moeller and Mrs. Victor Stumpf; ° . Open & Lace Clocks Buckles smn silanes: tae Sten Cont Se inson and Mrs. W. H. Niel: vocal GRAND-LEADER : Beautiful Imported Cut Steel Buckles are offered numbers by Mrs. Armin Pfister and These Stockings well at various prices, with unusually“large selections Miss Glive Merkle and a violin Solo by Mrs. Sarah Travours Howe, ac- be of great interest to at $2 to $6. companist, Mrs. L. E. Denison. Mrs. . . ° . : Louise Gardner, Mrs. Bruno Strass- ; R . the early Christmas Exceedingly Attractive for Christmas Gifts. nannies Teen Mendes Seas ne =" -_ shopper. will accompany the soloists. an ‘ Mrs. Madeline S. Johnson, direc- ae. | be 3 e : + 2 i — ' j . at Ss ; i - tor of the Morning Etude Chorus. 2s will present a group of songs. Th init ; ue quartette participated in by Mrs. Louise Gardner. Mrs. Emma Gut- OLIVE AT iO* Sk mann, Mrs. Amy Ford and Mrs. . Frederick Niemoeller. | . : a , lant GOTHAM GOLD STRIPE SILK STOCKINGS | - . Remove pemens The Fortnightly Club was hostess . ; | a “4 at a recip “O city meeting Nov. } g. at : = = = " Pv e . 4 s f at on ; 2 clock, at the Episcopal Parish am : Ca.forma € oytay Guild in 'Kirkwood. Clark McAd- £ - ams of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch | a ak ot the tongue, mother! If | and yor = bec it is a sure sign that your lit- )“€) C) Wo gave a most entertaining talk on) \ ] [ “Missouri Artists.” = -. ne You v - A musical program was given By = ine 's stomach, liver and . ‘take ¢ ©) : 7 a gentle, thorough cleansing 8 | tive; ’’ ae and it al R two Kirkwood artists, Mrs. R. M. | WHO WEAR SIZES 36 to 56 “t] Henley, soprano, and Miss Dorothy | 2 | | : Dring, piapist, followed by a socia! Pa a peevish, cross, listless, pale, f | . nour. | ee ‘t sleep, doesn t eat or act mat- e — And Also in Our The next regular meeting of the | | — i - aeenciaets stomach sour, tnightiv ;] = nee 4 : Fortnightly Club will be held De os bad: bas stomach-ache, sere aia diarrhoea, fu. of cold, give & cember 2, with Mrs. J. H. McKel- New Misses’ Styles Department vey an Dalian. ‘Fee, dit Sn etait, “a . — Se ) : = p,’’ and in a few hours all the undigested ing “Missouri,” this year. : | : 5 > | ' (=, constipated waste, Our Annual The St. Louis chapter, American . | i} War Mothers, heid its regular” | TTT) . oo. and sour bile gently moyes out TT A cently observed its twenty-seventh — EXCLUSIVE REPRESSES EN anniversary. Mrs. J. C. : : iaui —— LL, TIN Re ee i ass . died aa ek, Allied abe mee oe Mew ears en sie. . PERROTT eS as tree ta ctnes rae ASN + A 2 rer PESO E ME SPAR Holmes was made a member of the club. : - | A 7) NY 20 37 oo) = ho , > Sixth and Locust Sts.. St. Louis — The next meeting will be Dec 7 + & ; c ’ at SI

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Beet tor Jig TCH —- ~ a ep trom | Shakeosers-Seciety will meet a, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~~ ~aSUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH .. PAGE 1 'Musie Hall. The study of tha he lh L- Club met at the home! of Miss Esther Kelly, 4038 Flora | World Federation of Young Theo- | Mub will |... se is suis Keller, 5131 Cates} | Ssday at se Sg oneses under directis i’ re. Se lpm ~rol-} bd 7 e,°e | wah | Sophists will hold an open meeting Ingham | continued. The epee MEME guncheon a program was| = om U olices an ctivittes wo %as || The Delphi. Delphian chapter|** the Academy of Science, 3814 ELECTRICAL GlI I BARGA Richard- amare ae Special topiggm Mrs. . Heamer, who gave | . ad ||met at the Art Museum recently|“!Ve Street, this afternoon at 4) Icha be, “Volumnia's Great Spennmee 07 2 apanemperen i § peng oe ~ | o'clock. The meeting will be fol- | Hts mill pre-| Plutarch and in Shakspeansameerciosue On “Spain,” and Mrs, Sead ene ronne Of the COST as ied eee Buy Them Now for , e. * : = ‘s te : Mast . ae ans . *¢ Ya socH ° Spell of 4 study in comparison of Act “xeiser, Who reviewed “May-/| Continued from Preceding Page. |[ Lida Collins, Miss Rosalie Nuttand The Minerva Literary Club held | fasters. An explanatory talk was| 1 will be be read by members. 2 by Vincent Blasco Ibanez. | Shakspeare Society will unite to | Miss Amy Colling and Mrs. R. B./ “an individual” meeting at the | ee by Miss Mary Powell. The | | Brid e Lam Ss rom the The Society of St. Louis Bged will give a Christmas | hear Dr. DeMenil lecture on “For-| Helser. The next meeting will be| Fairmount Hotel recently with|*"U0Ject af the meeting was “Ger-| e Pp 4 . 3 - e & . ae " . . : r. = 7 @i¢ , o ‘ + S P oti «’’ are ; ete. ; atest - in “+ ee ji yy : ba ee r — cg oth : na was under the leadershi ‘ Mrs, | : aa terns in wood and tron bases with members is president, the Missouri F — |e ™., Deo..3, ia Vandervoort et ‘subject was ‘“‘music,” and the roll|. ,. > A selpes ts *os ’ beautifully trimmed Georgette ad Society and _ the Tercen , lsic Hall. | St Louis Circle No. 37, Ladies of) all, “Early Mudicians.” = § : Dahiman. Reports were sub ." > shades. complete. Sseecilatins k lindane x : | —— : ‘the G. A. R. will give a tea and, M B vi , mitted by the following: Mrs. Har- - eeeery ConGanes 8 Bext “ADVERTISEMENT | The exeeutfve board of the Web-| held a Christmas sale Saturday, at! a eae read a paper SivIBg;ry 1. Salisbury, Mrs. H. H.| : ister Groves Chapter, Daughters Of | 2 p. m. at the Hotel Statler. in the ie early history and the growth | Schmate, Mrs. T. B. Brown, Mrs | “a ifthe American Revolution. met at Daniel Boone room. bow so details being demonstrat- p Torrance. Mrs. Alice Tor-| | rs-to- . | the home ofthe regent, Mrs. Frank | oe . | ed with songs by Mrs. B. T. Bla-| rance, Mrs. Bertha Voit. Mrs. L. as : e a was taken up and the board voted | Wednesday at the home of Mrs. N.| Mrs. C. W. Baker sang a group of! Mrs. L. M ischeimer, Mrs. G. M.| a i - —y - ‘ a T 1a ie / . ‘ Davis, N _ son s, a , } ' > ‘i, | . . jem - | nme Bryant Maternity Dresses sonces 1 to buy a $5 bond for th chen rculo ' | 534-North and — r “a ecompanied by Mrs E. M.| Chapman and Mrs. M. K. Gilkespie. | adition. thus enabling you ty enjo sis Society. The next meeting of the, road, Clayton. Mrs. J. R. Hamlin); * 0isom. The next meeting wil) be | The chapter voted to send $10) ; y Ee ‘chapter will be Dec. 7 at the home Save a resume of Ps E. O. educa-;at the home of the president, Miss;to the fund for ‘isabled children. | eae econ ee " 3 (of Mrs. H. G. Squires, 518 Lake tional work. The next meeting} M. L. Baker, Friday. | The next meeting will be held Dec. : . 4 avenue. A Christmas program will Will be at the Fairmount Hotel | The executive board of the Tues. | ® #t Community Center. . @ be given under direction of Mrs. B.| with Dr. Laura Chappel and Mrs. | day Literary Club was entertatines | 4 ee i tweet. |W. T. Rutherford as hostesses. | . | nen Tuesday at the home of Mrs.’ The alumni of the Wientge | ' _ _— 5 ® . “4 = ~ . . : — ® -* ” 4é sf : tching places thor- wy | wry oo ..,| Charles Shaw 55 ) | School of Dramatic Expression met | | | oa Star-Rite ash all the: &P | Lida Collins, president, The Soldan Mothers’ Club will | a oe, nee Monday at'the studios, 1170 North | A ut fe . TOASTER . E: . Miss , | V t Sal , ww th Poslam Soap and hot =e Sprang Owe .,, | avenue, with Mrs. W. R. Sh re ye y n en Or y © ey with was hostess to Athena Delphian|™eet December 6 at 3 p. m., in| Mrs. E. L. yr Kingshighway. A paper was read Gi i | gat ong ool. 08 65 . . ’ ; . Then dab them over with naa Seldan Hi Ss, Johnson as assisting | ' ‘thapter. ¢ her home in Webster ©0/dan gh School Auditorium. eee 1 by Miss Georgia Crider “ aaa ail od » . . ) (Napte at c . | hostesses. Luncheon was served) ~ iss Georgia Crider, “‘Dramati: ~ é A, if PERCOLATOR $5 value. special. . ly Silk Maternity *20.75.9 —. Poslam. Poslam is ; ; - a little os : . : ute tueatet Si +h © -| Dr. Stephens of Washi Tni- | “tinn ae : (Dee i} ) Sie CONCENTRATED relief | Groves, recently. A further re ; - pg te |and the president, Mrs. Quincy Slo- | 2°U0" 2° Applied to Painting and ea Car. Newest shape pagel type, Our Annual : ~ oe ee wd 7 ee Mam é -- : hips. - 4 > _ : ~ oe . all a om : ; , of the various Madonrias was made, | Versity will speak on “The High- | | Poetry.” An address, “The Coach- oN Vig et — io rg rl the very first touch stops the Mrs, School Student seen by the Col- | ae gma at the business sec- | ing of Plays in High Schools “= x , jem see: sercolator 92990 f many pd Bm the whole night through— L. Watkins, instructor of apprecia- lege Professor.” The Glee Club] ,,. rect rt ae Gat tee 4 pad | a : ? j ’ - 4 ce all druggists. tion of art at Lenox Hall, who il- will sing and Frank Nagei, phen Little Theater pg Saget dow a dramatic reading, “The Painter | noo 5 nO Baby s First Clothes a Write for special test box lustrated her talk with prints of ee ee ee | Guild, at which time presidents of | of Seville,” by Miss Florence Mai-| : WAFFLE IRON _— 7 » wa » be . “ ~~ + ; - } x - , = t my Everything for the New Baby a Fg Rog st Madonnas painted by old cuuaper era Mrs. E. W. Dolch recently en- | the Federated Clubs and friends of | _— | ' eng oe no porn Pieces | 54 Pieces 74 Pi ~ : * stage The semi-monthly meeting of! the tertained the Friday Club at her members will be guests. The next meeting of the alumni | does your mirror reflect? necessary; £10.50 $6.95 10.95 | $14.95 | $19.75 ———— Bo , XE hing and burning and lets you Miss Collins was assisted by ea given by Mr. Julius Humphrey. and : F y, anc — Electric ~ . . ‘ epee ai . ware ae : 4 chapter was held Monday at the home, 401 Westgate avenue, with | The club has representation on The C F i “ [MEG GUBURBAN HOME — Want it? Cabanne Branch Library with Miss Miss Isabel Dolch as assistant|the Eighth District Committees. i ces to. aa nema ig flue be * in * ees TREE SET ie S the offers for rent or for sale im Wilma Nutt presiding. “Italian hostess. Mrs. Howard O. McCord /and the Civics and Philanthropy | ,..- ” — oreaktast this nc — arr - Lor et . MAZDA XMAS F. tech Classified Columns. Galleries’ were discussed by Miss led the discussion on “Current | CcOmmittees are busy with inter- | OE me Bay Queen's Daughters ' ages: & removed without feel . . = S aen O vee te ' : ~ c ; mg, twritation or scars. ‘ . Genuine Mazda Lamps in various $ 29 s CI Sa ) - = 3 ; Topics. Women of Czecho-Slo- ests of public welfare and ee | OS d for lif Endorsed | 2 , ; eolors, continuous type, permitting . 2 vakia" were discussed by Mrs. Lil- lunches at the Ames School each | -.rs. X. P. Wilfley of 5275 West- b , a0 d wo os 245 | Q , anv number of sets to be conneett- — i Shee lie Wilcox, and aiso by Miss Marie , wae y Many good physicians. | ; . : Monday sine 3 J oe | a | minster place will entertain the , ed. Eight lights only.. .. th and Locust Sts. . — aa | Houska, who returned last May/ The Twentieth Century Art Club| Mothercraft class of St. John's! Phone—MAin 3350 j t| : from a stay of several years in that | met in its clubroom in the Jeffer-' Methodist Church, and the hus- | TRIC 821 N. 6th country. Miss Felicia Kwasiebors- | .59, Memorial Building Monday, | bands of the members of the class | | ia Street “2G. * & es ka, of the International Institute | with the president, Mrs. Whepley, | Tuesday evening. of St. Louis, who was born in Po-| in charge. eS piecing land, and who spent three years, | Mrs. Pife, program chairman, in- | The Barr Study Circle will give | from 1919 to 1923 in relief work | troquced the speaker of the after- | an entertainment for the benefit of | Suite 284 Olive & Eighth jin that country, told of her experl- | noon, Mrs. Emily Grant Hutchings, the St. Louis Scholarship Founda- | Arcade Bldg. St. Louls ences. Mrs. L. M. Ottofy ve data 'who spoke on the “Beginnings or | tion Saturday evening at the Mis- Booklet No. 5 on Request concerning Rumania, Mims Helen| Art.” The afternoon closed with|S0Ur School for the Blind, 3815| J | Offiees in 70. Cities DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY 53 , lel . BE x ove . nited States, C r Sadow ska, instructor of music in | Mrs. Fleig giving as her solos ‘The | Magnolia avenue. ates, Canada and Europe Pittsburg, Pa., who is visiting her; gjyymber Song” and “Annia ; . 2 4 | mother, Mrs. M. Wachowiak in St. | Laurie,” with harp accompani-| Louis, gave two piano numbers. ment. A reception followed. Mrs. | __ The club will meet Friday at the | Homer Bassford, Mrs. Jungk an‘ Sr RY SEES | home of Mrs. W. H. Wright, 5146/ wre Huntington Smith were hos-’ SEERA RRAARRARARAS | Raymond avenue, with Mrs. Floyd | tesses. s ; ————— Bennett as assistant hostess. This} will be the annual Christmas party of the club. The St. Louis Chapter of the 4 ~~ . Cul . te -iee- a “Pe ‘e~ ~ ~~ oon > The Americanization Committee | 3 ;of the Eighth District, Missouri | 3 i a’ ica ail ' Federation of Women’s Clubs, will S | The Tuesday Literary Club Of! meet with the International Rela- f ! e >] ‘ . ‘Clayton met Tuesday at the home (tions Committee. of which Miss 00h at Child $ Tongue if : of Mrs. Harry Paimer, 131 Linden | Alves Long is chairman, at 10:30 | avenue. Business and. committe€/a. m. Thursday at the Vandervoort , | * . ‘reports were received. A paper guditorium. Miss Long recently re- , Sick Cross Feverish was read by Mrs. Russell Haus-| turned from a visit in Europe. Mrs. Ss. E. CORNER EIGHTH AND FRANKLIN AV. > | > | } mann on the development of music C. Reckart is chairman of the com- | - ¥ : s ; sa in Missouri. Mrs. John Massey! mittee. > F : sang. Mrs. Caroline Risque Janis | The Woman's Chamber of Com- ’ eeury, Mother! Remove poisons from stomach and bowels | gave talk on sculpture. ' | merce will meet Thursday at the & ‘a a | 4) wtiet+| Missouri Hotel, City Club building, | oy at , Alumna ill visit © me paerery nergy ‘with the president, Mrs. Adolphe ; wT ie ‘ ; ; . 9 : sis ; he Art Museum. Dec. 6. Miss Mary : ve ornia Fig § at once if bilious or constipated ‘ Y | wene ai nig Be nes fe ag ‘Calif & sytTup Pp Powell of the Art Museum will con- Neuville presiding. The busines: : 8 LRP te 7 a ag J _ . a - lil aac ay 7 a “ wes a es ~~ « arr oe 2 &§ oe * @ 9! taps * ie poe a a. Pie —_ ~ si > “2 > & oe Gee ° hy eiteetlen aed . , Ky 2 C “e - * ~~ et * a - GO nn olny ln we " ws > dno RO RS RO Rin RIE orn eR ane kB me RT ee ‘ g ae 3 a Pen ~ ; S Ie ir? meeting will be at 10:30 a. m. fol- g | . | cuct the group through the Rican lowed by a luncheon at noon. Mu- Cs . wok at the tongue, mother! if and you have a well, playful child pend describe the neon acquisitions ie: the erexram will we it | F , With Lamp and Table for $ - : ee reo apace Sa — eae children a | in sculpture and painting. Deven Mg es Prengpateooney — | } »} , Tout —— ee —_- : ea take this harmless, ‘‘fruity laxa- ; | n of lusic committee, Mis 4# \ | _— | a | : i » l PACT TTT HITT a gentle, thorough cleansing &t | tive:’’ they love its delicious taste, | PLASTIC SURGERY Helen Musick, soprano soloist, will | Bie : ind it always makes them feel splen- | sing “The Kosary” by Nevin and ) | GFE, ne —— ¥ | “Leaf and Hose,” by Mrs. Nuss- | im oN b peevi : e, | id. Is the only quick and | oi a i : ag, peevish, cross, listless, pale, al method af sor. | baum. She will be accompanied by. Ti bik At 4. | % Dn. Ms £8 sal gle ¥ ft Sia ti a ae a ee te ly he Ae eta. ea se ene le URE MB I re OT ARTO OM ON Ny ee ee Ee are omy = wee ~ * 2s nae. ow . tala » nS arta RRR Ae FNL EBM EE A AG TOYS OP AER ISS TANNER PCF WEIN he oo te i : ny “0 - “ ~ - - ; Ask your druggist for a bottle of | practic mt sleep, doesn't eat or act nat ‘*California Fig Syrup,’’ which has |] 4% pg. a = Mrs. Frederick Nussbaum. | ah ie ‘ ly, or is feverish, stomach sour, } ;: : c ‘id fallils r Bacsy Eye- | ——— | sth Magy : . “i ‘ ify | } , >i direetions for babies, chil ren of & =e ¢-y lids, Sagcy Cheeks are A etinter of naw taw.senbers. ag RE) Se hes thas ars. ' , | 7 4 bad; has stomach-ache, sore] ages and for grown-ups plainly on AA eo . i} mational and State, will speak. § 4 : fe Ye | —_ ‘ = . $10 Down ; diarrhoea, full of cold, give &) the bottle. Beware of counterfeits | Ears also ° Monsignor Brennon will! talk on th: ‘ 3 * _— > | ‘ zr oe el” ~ ; liere is the most marvel- poonful of ‘‘California Fig} «old here. To be sure you get the ~e qng Write for book. net 1 inbetios Syatem.” a. | LL Nm te : , : ons. cin te & eee p,’’ and in a few h Il the | cenuine, ask t that it is made to Be Made Good- * ee | —-— | i HE | =. at 1 Living-Room Outfit St. and in &@ iew ours a genuine, a Oo see Leoking. FRANCES ois ie | - a D =. 42. } ng constipated waste, undigested | by the ‘‘California Fig Syrup Com- WILCOX, 331 Alt. {; The regular meeting of the + 19) Tg Sy Py Nana | hb” ey, Louis has ever known— fand sour bile gently moves out | pany.’’ Refuse any other kind with ' City. — Kansas \Schira Alumni Association will be A SA re Aer \/ = oe SA, a _ a i a ; Read. then come and see ), he little bowels without griping, eontempt. |} held this afternoon at the home ot a3 Q Sua | LZ ion seats, coll box spring bed, beautiful long dav- , | Reinhart and Mrs. Celeste Weber. | A at a J ie iq 1G U) A LL Oo } f Ke | Piano selections will be played by | on t. clab fi ide Miss Emma Hoff and Miss Jose- chairs—included in this outfit is phine Meyer. -_ Ciolded coal al Co Lal “es ei Lacie “ oa te . \ LR ~ - ~ ~e rte Os et ae) eee Cee eee terion ee ened rT J Ww. ~ ‘ Be aa is; PITY sa emrecrrer~ oto rei nants tay? a CGA Hider Cone ern — cA © i - ~ 1 CRIS: ~ ANZSI TES aE” OSPR TIN RNY NI LR IDL 2 x — a fine long davenport table and junior silk shade floor lamp. » . ee “ saa ee REE opm ee a een Miss Mignon Rosenthal gave a' dramatic reading of James Barrie's | “What Every Woman Knows,” at ithe College Club, Tuesday. This | play will come to St. Louis this season under auspices of the Play Goers’ Guild. Miss Rosenthal is the daughter of Mr. A. Rosenthal, 7045 Pershing }avenue, and an alumna of Wash- |ington University. She will sail with her parents on the Empress of Scotland, Dec. 2, for a tour of the world. An open meeting of the Caronde- 'let Women's Club was held recent- ly at the Carondelet Branch Libra- ry. The topic was “Education.” | en ay . . : . bar onda Mra. Edward A. Michel the presi- ti" | 4 orn, « See this smashing me » + \dent, spdke briefly along educa- | ‘ = | Charmingly designed in the pretty . ~ tional lines. The speaker of the ~ is i} | s 1-4) f . ‘ 4! fa’ i ; . ‘> = Ran : Tudor period, it hn made of fine @s Belto Yams ) . 7 a : evening was John J. Maddox, su- Ch! [a = | ~ e none a AN VE ) eo Sa eee figured walnut veneer and best cabinet 4 § ) Sa tg ‘3 . perintendent. of St. Louis Public . i | L A | * t ee ’ \- 2 ;4 , +e | j j | woods and is fimished in ‘the new | : . , paeneoom. = the orchesira ef the | , a ——: Jia A Phe A —+$ blended Spanish walnut with pretty line Woodward School, umder leader- = ty etchings. Fach piece ix larce and com- modious. Suite comprises dresser, fall- size chifforobe, full vanihty dresser and solid-panel bow-end bed—sale at $123. * 4 a ee een 4% sd « ‘ . An exceptionally high- grade standard - make Grand Piano $485 Nationally Sold for $750 ee te a a Jt. oat ie? os ? ew ~ PAP la Sa “Ni fom fr PLE I OTE Oe A RT RD gen ny RNP pe URE I, eG metre Pw! ie Oe ~ LYTLY. oh we ete eit tinal ee ae Len Perea ert hae. ~ J pp eal hat Pts ag to een 2 eaeeeerererenny Cd Prt yeas _—_ Wah Sty es ba —”~, 2. a hom vaVa~ e/g “gas Fag Cee I ee! anes EON pA IY NS AT RATE OE 8 or ee) Ome A: all ean a rae + ieee a Aig sie Satie ly tet al “ °°, mes Oe 9m a e — “ SOR tt A Re Rt i OOD tiple 0D, I A oe AT LAE nt AI os ~ Maid Pe 5 i UNORT G iL. on nn Ann ah - — . at seal ® » ee Sm. » > Z% lJ g™ Lj aA’ J 4 J Z* 's ~ (J an J two selections. Miss |} mann, supervisor of |Mrs. F. L. Eversall was\in charge of the music. The Hospitality | (— | | | This $75 Hot Air committee included Mrs. H.Gchall. . { ristmas one. A belt set is the 2] ) . | We will accept your present a necessary part of his Am Terms Low as “COs 2 Piano as first payment. You are as good as money | $1 2a Month \ need pay no money down. Be eet . jectos “4 T is rare that a piano house is fortunate enough to be able ee Sever, and wit to offer its patrons such an unusually attractive bargain as i= this $750 Crown Grand; manufactured by the nationally known firm of George P. Bent Co. Its limpid, yet vibrantly | | y true tone, its beauty of design and exquisite finish in Adam are displaying makes brown mahogany, lifts it far from the ranks of ordinary inex- Size, with any initial - | pensive Pianos. S a gift from man to @ We are as proud of this beautiful instrument as we are of lly appropriate. | ‘ts aristocratic companions, the Knabe and Knabe Ampico, “di a. ~ PR whose sole representatives we are in St. Louis. steno An American flag, won ae ah Se Se : 00 CONSOLE | | @ Back of this Crown Grand is the prestige and sincerity of agp Sypecae ee a ee —_ Mn a? ot - : - — . - we si Use U4sUbEU4aUzeU will be at the residence of Mrs. |] = me - . ae » n P. Wingert, 408 Argonne drive, $3 Dow POF ~— » FOS oa _ with Mrs. L. J. Kupferle, Wydown | BB tw a aan aie huge special purchase Forest, Clayton. Mrs. J. L. Payn- ' fi makes this low price possible. ter was assistant hostess. Mrs. A. W. Southward, regent. a . ower Kirkwood, Dec. 14. ‘s — Full Cast Iron Interior a The Pieneer Chanter United i: 95 34 The most modern Henter madce— ’ ’ ve , 7: ‘ 4 reoms tn coldest weath- | States Daughters of 1812, met last! Beautiful cur . 4 au maga Be porn Baten cirealation= ef 4y Uzut FASO EA: — > am . wa « X ~ to the Btate society years ago by i —— _ ) _the late Mrs. Theodore Shelton, | ) — re | — Aaa a Beautifal high- past regent of Pioneer Chapter. in ' HC : ae —~ ae , p = Conseote memory of a grandson. Reports! | — “4 - large sine. from the State conference in Joplin | Hi ee : na me ag Bye =; | were given by the delegates. Mrs.’ | = oneaet finish and | Howard Bailey, Mrs. Lon Sanders, ( ' — full -oder lined. |_ Mrs. O. 8. Wilfly and Mrs. Richard ; _ $1 Down | Hinrich Refreshments were EE . Ls ran n Vv ; a > Mrs. Hinrich and Mre , THE IDEA! : : h & F kli A | , : r PIANO AND KNABE AMPICO | served by . | , rso e . EXCLUSIVS cones cancelation me Dudley W. Southward. . 2 ZMAS GIFT . S n | | eo ; » : - EEE = . Hardnwo— Meblin—F" scher—Schalta—diabler—W erner—Fischer Ampiro The St Louis Alum nae Chapter | « . , ~ > . Fy 3 PPP — . : = s, —, 7 ——$ re F ; PRP ~~ rr SF “ae > : P ; of Sigma Kappa sorority will meet = a SP OM Mes PIS PIII 4 = : wx ~*= -_ A PRIUPIUPAS erase me UesUesU28U 280 280 y* Lj ~ | PS J ’ pr MLD Saturday at 2:30 p. m. at the home J ee © tien © ie en © he : — PPPS i »- = ~” selUJ4sU MU eX Us, =

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5 a. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . a PAGE 16 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 —— St. Louis Stores Mail Orders ; » | ith I s14, Washington nig“ Ye Promptly and Carefully ~~ A : EIGHT Cigars en hee Filled. Add 10 Per Cent ve #st Skinker and —— a pt Poste Se pan d Pa alte. | 4 | R | FASE HAVAN A RIBBON ' BE a acoder ‘ie Belt ay see OP . Walg > Bnei: Phe eb AROEY wi Pie | eee OAL he: ues hy oo Map 2 Bde Aa lean One Caer See a De ates dee aa b +e Ph ED WR Don Pe Re Pay ch. nq, c ben ? Cs ont Bait te ae , t i ae ¢ ehh 4 Ks PE POOLS, Neh 'h ‘ i we a Sak. cae a: etek tape Dabo : DA ba ~ a eee Pe scr, Bie 6 Be A ges eo we , Dra SORA tk ie ag a eine a fe Se ah ~~ . Mee) Perle " ied i aS Seti Eee ee 8 “ ‘J hy ar ee er * " ee : peer sa ve 3 ie cae ; EBT, Re cg Rte 2S LP lags ae PPLE Ne aie Sete ik te) Py Pasete: a 7 Si) sie awas 2 » wy is? 1 Reog rs te Spr EN leet ee Oy, FRx gino HO2 ae ee CBE ag St . woes ee hg: Steal eS ‘ . - ene R - « er te ot at © 4 “ eat ta ae baat 5 > i or see ms oe 8p - ‘ ; ‘ ’ ” re eee. Sova tsk eebends ode, nee ee ae boxe * Pie Pee Soa babes j See ~ nay CH ANCELLOR soe. 12 AT ALL WALGREEN DRUG STORES IN ST. LOUIS MONDAY ONLY ported Briar + $7.00 50 SI 00 $1.9 50c Pepsodent 3 a 75c Bellans Tooth Paste. . C | Tablets NM 60c Doan’s Kidney Pills . . j \ \ | | ote Canter : Pus | | g . Seperation characterized by 60c Formamint Tablets | | SEI. prorits bas been conchaded | 30c Olive Tablets }/ SEEAEES # ‘the sale by the Keystone In-| ’ in aent Co. of the 99-year lease-— / supreme f | 30c Phenolax Wafers ' f : = we ce etrmat! extra cost we can make a nese ; : . \ z Be. ; | ive tor you. 60c Wernet’s Powder : 60c Pape’s Diapepsin . 7 sae ——T, ie mnie a bee oe r: 50c Nature’s Remedy Lt “xt. | | pented by Stanley Epstein. Z ‘he was toid in last Sunday's 60c Wilson’s Corega c d ’ LISTERINE ) :; : Wispatch, the Keystone com- Vi ‘ V as 4 of which Charlies E. Richard- | Tooth Paste | 25c W oodbury 5 Q a5 = ; . C ' . 2 4 president, soid the fee to this . | er the Shaw estate [or For Glistening White Teeth , Soap, 3 Bars. a & po u aive.. ae of 50 | : a | : y / ' \ —_ the price paid was net ee | Walgreen D rus Stores 75¢ Baume Anal gesique * \ “—_ ' cone ic, it is Understood that | ec Resinol Fle B Se | “ie antial profit was taken by | . ; engue | | = @ S b J Have Com lete Stocks E. — Key stane Co.. whi ch realized : Will r “44 Cc t ility. Cleans and | a b 9 - a! eg Pp $1 entholatum | | a epto- 4ttt -¢ 22 © efficient blood ‘Fr le of the leasehold, which “ prove ne ° “ ; ° 3 saic rq ig ~ 1G, © ; ro . 10c Palmolive, 3 for 21c : . ; enricher and . 3 Orange Doll general recon-&=— 2 Price, regular, —(19¢ ; ; 4 : Liquid Tar Sha ~ : | = _ Ine, 1 _| the fifth ¢ ae _ : peo Dolly Wardrobe Trunk. . .$3.49 J5C Mead’s 5 rai A | Dallds yoo aa i papas papdion! ern me. Se BA iti i RR itd lk a Rbigmege pitbe cede, Sige Ny ate at yer aap trating opiate CWE Rapelatedik Be exes So 8 Special Offer 8x10 Enlargement 40c Squibb’s Dental Cream. . 36c Colored in #9 0 / 50c Ipecac Tooth Paste 37¢ ood alll —) 7 30c Lyons’ Tooth Powder. . .21c If you have lest the negative | YJ 50c Kolynos Tooth Paste... .37c \ . 1 ' ™ ~. ee eet 30c Platifrice Tooth Paste. . tions a4 ee Sarre Wests i pee ia +e Seed ea a Oe Le ena wee Bow . z ene * ee ge ew pei Ua ais, ae 5 HG Seopa a? Raat beet eee ai the improvements, while Sidney hep ieee ert : . J ey CaF ? Wea? Fi A ooh id o . - aint haat tle aro belay dt ages Ay am 9 See eats We bao moe yen ap linges Aan hey emma gs PS a sites a ra ss *-) i yw ee : ee a Re, a. gl tae . eile ates: 3 Tubes, 55 Dump Truck, 18-in. long. Joell Hospital Cotton 50c Lustre Hair Dressing. ate Dancing Jerry . 60c Danderine ) saaieaten age | 3 Kiiidie Beas, ail adiéned i | logge Castoria ig) 50c Wildroot Shampoo ee ee 75¢ Pound Roll 39 C| \ } | Melba / ‘ - P an2 tom 6f tes eee Compact KJ if ree At t ractively than a year ago the Key- “=. Dp: , --« pf ; ) : Ge Co. obtained a2 99-year’ An instant-lathcring Shaving 73 Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine 69c Honeymoon Express : 5 yd. x 1 in. Adhesive Tape. . 39c ae Wier the site. which wae owned | DOU : Cream, effects a close smooth 30c Palmolive Shampoo Skvbird Flver 5 yd. x 2 > 1m. Adhesive Tape. 63c | ~— . hur T..Morey. vice president F pan option to purchase for! where. Priced at.. «= ; SING in nooo. With a loan from Mil WeBros.. Inc. secured by the Freshly Made Daily ‘\ a ) 7 : +) Mustard and ~~ $1.50 Double TePboid. the Keystone Co. built | q SB imto rec Se = | lui a —— Just rub it on | iy — 4 a Cleaning F u d \ a- Bi 8 ‘ He t oe ae 7 pores and makes the i relief. 50c jar. = e =e emate in erter a 6 / f a e the leasehold and the fee. Thousands of Mavis Talicum guaranteed. satietactory and gentle as « me second five years, and $17,- year for the remainder of th- nating qualities. Adherent and . See | | . 7 & ~st 1 : freshing. With large : a. Oo oe ee ee stl = " 89c | peentals of the building, it is)... , // KS Syr 4 : , f/f wn : we ' ; 9 / | : — ela . - $i Mavis Toilet Water 88c / Shaving Rubber ed a aaine $2.89 | , f Rubber Ame ita \ — iw -— ea rentai and taxes, and 6 per ‘7% f 50c Mavis Rouge be ’ j Fr yY ‘ ‘ \ . md \ ; - ST the dDullding }oa mn. _— 7 . ; ; of m.. i | Per ection $1. 50 Fully Guaran = ? , Cc t ; is | @eeorner building, which was re- Mavis Bodv Powder ] teed—No. 2 Size om pacts x sk'n soft and | an 43¢ tf || Made of serviceable quality fresh red rubber with rein- 4?¢ ‘LA | 4s Bual ground rentals of $15.-}* Powder users will f'rnd in thi- N Sp, $1.50 Tyson Fountain English I ) | | .- aS 8c | a ee $| 09 | | . , is provided in the 99-year vali Superservice om an se $70,000 : grega ‘ Quick and abundant Aprons \j \ Infant Syringe. } | , Gloves Face Powder \ } 7 ¥ 7 | mag Concern Leases Store. j - | 4 : ~ | ) @ipeced by another concern when ai | = _ Tyson Hot Water Bottle Uoose Grease 69c | 48¢ Bie sn Scent ee | OQ | at = ren —for’ Chat Cold ha f + , ff acer a ious arrangement smooth; 50c¢ si a ee forced seams to insure good wear. Every bag fully 4 Splendid General Tomi MMRor the first five years, $16,000 body Powder the same fasci- Syringe Bag. 9 inch Song inis, as owner of the fre, Kloseshave Household {VF} tc WW jf} Household . \ \\ . | ! . mM which will apply the ithering. reduces Seft and clinging, de- é , Es & > Walgreen Drug Co. has ac- Playing Cards [J] «si ara" quickly oe 75¢ 4tecte a 330¢ sage lightfally perfumed. : vet ™ @ long lease of the corner ;'® C Comes in the wanted \ } j \ = Strom the Stanley Epsteic | , effects a close, smooth shave. Double ' tube, 50c size 39¢. Ss popular 5c fy . =e. and negotiations art), a _j shades . | ————————— 4 for the ether stores op be-/ y. ; , >. 4 of leadin te ltw i. ™ .*tading retail agd specia.*) | A number of the apart- | an aay ; ~ D. R. 3 Q oi f . $1 00 Lavoris | | a mated on pret ee the — | O'Mas | : ! ‘ ( | OTe. > ie BPs of the We 4, it | » Rheumatic Cold Cream ‘ Special ~ - ee >" 3 = that ve oar fms Sharh w! in | : . the } much \ Sciatic and : | ulldings on a : | O T €) p@e avenue and the Em-j.» 50c Hind’s Honey & Almond 39c fg 7* Our Perfume Shop, 5 ol eae | ) fieeen. nene.ont s sae ame 60c Pompeian Massage 315 Olive St. $1.20 _—— befits if Used Out of ‘a S Union boulevard. The Reuetete Sateen 60c Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin 42¢ & ores an on ee — yvarjois Ashes of Hoses se a = j me Ocfore the change in bull - Perdue; 1-on, extgtans .. Daa $1.15 Dare’s Mentho Pepsin 89c & ) Z we. Bio 42c : %. also is on an impressive | ‘Apart: Rosine Nuit de Chine Per- lee Father ohn’s icin \ ih e 3 fume; 1-3-oz. original. $? $ J Med seid 93 . ‘ fv pes eaer deal by which a protit ) ie Dainty Particular N Y Sc" . 50c Lysol LON “A Good for Your Hair andi F908 has been derived, has) out. & a S8ncluded. but details are ma + = | Sera ~ Ciro’s Chevalier de Nuit $5 —— ywesumme; bulk, per oz... 5.00 35 Sloan’ s Liniment $i 50) Fd Pinat Mid pending incorporation pa-! — ne. = . E ®hix ae involves a corner in the Bertha “ : Be a i=? et i iaw Eau de Ouinine Bs. MS Gist rict. ‘iand a¥ ts a= for Rowe Ciro’s Bouquet Anti Adore Chex 60c Pompeia “ x Perfume : balk, oie wit <i $5.50 = C| (aron’s Black Narcissus a ' erfu -*s ‘ ced @ New er Greenda ‘$i inte *\ | | | =~ Face Powder der. c ee - om | marco oa6 50 Syn cag fe Q C y toms : S mm a es prone o ) vat din | ; ee W/ SHS @/ Double Distilled * -_ ¥ p —“ Coty’s L’Origan Perfume: $ Oi [ an or fitracts completed last i) as a i ' “-- 3.49 t bs 8 OZS. . for four mew homes fr es : - . tro’s dasmin Perfume / . * Jarvis hae commencect, 1 50c Java Rice Face Powder 39c 1 4-0. original . | $6.50 . | : Z ee ; ’ Mathews will erect th ; (ar 50c La Blache Face Powder 39c Rosine Nuit de Chine $6 79 50c Bay Rum, 8 oz f & : 3 ' j Pettences Greendale fa ie | ate . _ Perfume: 11, -oz. original. . | = : ' iTmandy arenue between Checks perspiration odors for | ¥ 60c Djer-Kiss Bourjois Manon Lescaut 30c¢ Milk of Magnesia, pt.. 39 & . | <4 a Rock read and Matera 36 hours. Beautifie< rovectal y - : \ \ ; $1.00 Azurea 7 Perfume; 1-oz. original - $3.48 Peroxide 1, pt \\ ) F - 3 ete a olly complicxions. clinrinate< \ s\ 50c Dorin Ro 3 Rosine Nuit de Chine ’ i 2 : \A\ | 2S ~ See Army-Navy Game. blackheads. and cieans each © . uge Perfume; 2‘, -oz. original. $13.49 $1.00 Russian Mineral Oi. -49¢ \ * ; : growth Fn fet ee, ee malt | _- . {pot the Army-Navy tiny skin pore. ; | s0- Pr; | ac... 2c ~~. GT 0c Princess Pat Rouge... . 4. a a $5.98 50c Pure Glycerin, 1-16... . .42 ‘ | "ere Ralph Coale. Bernard = ; . fume; 1-oz. original. . . * a | ) uz Dickmann. 30c Pompeian Rouge 25c Tincture of lodine . a : og aes

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Another New Walgreen Drug Store Corner of Cherokee & lowa RY OPEN ’ Doux Jasmin Ciro. It is the supreme fine —itemorable as . fragrant flower ° itself. neon nee soe et $6 . 50 “ollet Water, v Is the true French —— of Jasmin _ Gude’s Pepto- age An. elegant ‘ and efficient blood enricher and general recon- structive tonic. Builds you” up. Priced in this sale at 98c A t t ractively finished silver cases, ¢om- plete with mirror and puffs. DOT - BLE compacts with flesh powder, choice of medium or brilliant rouge. SINGLE compacts in flesh ami white shades. In the popular Meiba Fleurs odeur. $1.00 Single $1.50 Double | Com pacts 69c A8Sc A Splendid General Tonic Satisfactory and gentle as a laxative —an aid to digestion. This preparation rep- resents’ an wuntisu agreeable and taste- ful form of tngredi- ents of high tonic effect. Especially in- dicated as a valuable reconstructive in the treatment of certain conditions of General Exhaust ion, Appetite and Indi- gestion... PEN LTS ORR RL. ape “so The modern woman de- mands complete protec tion all the time. Protects—Deodorizes | Used by % Out of 10 Women Reg. G65c | ? ~4lec Package . pita ya Eau de Owinine HAIR TONIC The nationally known Hair Ton- ic. Removes dan- | druff and = stops | falling hair. In- ) vigorates the scalp and pro- motes the growth pate. $1.29 SORE ee. Ce SERPENT ees KOTEX| Good for Your Hair and Scalp ¥ $1.50 Ed Pinaud’s | jsented by wit of $50,000 by the sale -of Mee to the Shaw estate. ' jes the improvements, Pwith Cornet & Zeibig Trust, mrog.. Inc. secured by the forner building, which was re- Miller Bros. corporation was sictieiis and IF lats SSP Sia eee > S ; pmo; ~ : > tka pesest cease + RS va RN Anwraswsaneces + SS SPVRVSVVVVAVVSASA LAL SSVSESS nee £ hd 4 4 May fhidgh, vf 4, A j is % "4, » Wis tia! ’ gh My) is 4 hit yh ge! ‘a Le TT Tan 4 “ 7 Tn Ranarnennweet eT.” ht WWRABANSSRASASASSAALALY Duplex in Davis Place—west half sold to C. F. METS; east half sold to Chas. Oswald. =, MOHLMAN FIRM LEASES MENDLE PRINTING CO. Will Occupy New Building as | Gets Sales Room Upon Completion. Sidney Mohlman & Co., now on the fifth floor of the Arcade Build- | ing, has closed a long term lease on the new two-story, fireproof building just being completed at 1108 Locust street. This company, dealing in rugs, carpets, linoleums, shades, window fixtures and rubber flooring, will use the building for retail, wholesale, and contract business. It will move into the new 1loca- as soon as the building is completed. This prop- erty was purchased last February by Charles A. Niemeyer. He im- mediately began to erect a new fireproof building. Martin and Breitt handled the sale of the property and also the leasing to Sidney MohIiman & Co. for the account of Charles A. Nie- meyer. SEVERAL SALES REPORTED BY FOSKIN-GABBERT-SLATTERY. 60. |, Foskin - Gabbert - Slattery Realty -Co., reports the following sales: * Four-family apartment, #451 Castleman avenue: four-fam- ily apartment from Jacob Kessler to William Lee, 2216-18 Portis place; flat at 4021-83 St. Louis ave- nue, for Frank Clancy to Lorenzo Valenti: flat at 3922-24 St. Louis avenue for Louis Battelger to Millo Gillardi; flat at 4031-33 Palm street, for Carr Davie to Elizabeth Holt- mann: flat at 4966 Tholozan ave- nue to Nora C: Zimmerman; flat 4962 Tholozan to James M. Mus- flat at 5022 Aubert avenue Oliver Scheiperpeter to Thos. flat at 4039 Palm street from Frank J. Hahn to L. Erdle; flat at 5912 North Market street from Edward Reimer to Thos. Gea- gan: flat at 4217 St. Louis avenue from E@ward Horstman; flat at 4715 Maffitt avenue from Thos. Geagan; flat at 3428 Humphrey liam Lee to Edward Baker: flat at 4819 Maffitt avenue, from John Balmer to August Frint- rup; bungalow nt 6203 Lexington avenue from Mrs Josephine C Michae! J. McGinnis: 2935 Abner place from Mrs. Dories Washburn to Mrs. Lil- lie Eagan; bungalow at Oakdale drow streets from Charles “lorence Guth and Rosa cottage at 4846 Northland from to Mrs. Mary cottage at’ 2916 Montgom- ery street from L. Eagan to J. Wiesenger: residence at 4768 La- The at ick: from Daly; bungalow at Zang, to O'Hare nue client Aadie avenue from Edgar Fox to Bibko: residence at. 2325 street to ae client: vacant lct at 4953 Lilburn to a elient, and vacant lots on Lee ave- nue to the Ace Realty and Building Co. THREE APARTMENT HOUSES IN John M. iniversity RECENT PANSBURN SALES | Apartments sold recently by O. Pangbum, include northeast corner Crittenden and Arkansas ave- nues, a 12-fari'y apartment build- ing, known as the for Leroy H. Schumann to Shapper. 616 Le- 6-family apartment, Joseph Fishman; apartment avenue, Biock 751 Interdrive, land to 6-family i building, for Bertha Serenco Shap- per to a client. Hat Frame Company Expands. The Rader Hat Frame Co. orig- inated by Herman Rader and Ben- jamin Rader, has taken the entire fifth floor of the building at 1121- 1123 Washington avenue, owned by the Lindell Real Estate Co The premises cover «en aren of 6750 square feet and give added faclil- ities for meeting the growing needs of the compan) Arthur W. Reh- feldt of the Lindell Real Estate Co.. represented all the parties in the transaction. i of ‘ples’ Motor Bus Co i trial “Alberta Apart- | ‘lowed, Six-Story Building Southwest Corner, Third and Locust Streets. fos pos sme se THOGLOGUST STREET, LEASES A NEW PLANT at: The Mendle Printing Co. has ne- | lease on basement ll-year tory and 'gotiated an |} entire six-s Third and Locust streets. This building contains square feet, electric elevator. It bullt was fo. the | | butting at the southwest corner | 47.000 | eprinkler system and. the Woodward & Tiernan Printing | Co.. which has vacated it. The Mendle Printing Co. has been | located at 891 Lucas avenue for the | last 10 vears. The firm will extensive alterations and ments. It will occupy square feet and the surplus will be leased to firms in lines. The officers of the Mendle Print- ing Co. are I. Mendle, president: M. J. Epstein, Steiner, treasurer; J. L. vice presicent.. The Breitt Real Estate Co. both the lessor and the space Floreth lessee in ithe transaction JONES BROTHERS REPORTS make | improve- | about 30,000 | kindred secretary: H. | we SEVERAL LEASES AND SALES| The following leases to business , firms and sales of real estate for the are. reported by Jones | Brothers: Leases in the Pershing galleries building; florist shop to Benjamin Fay, florist: radio and battery shop to Beco Electric Co., and Luzette Dancing Academy; leases in the Delmar Garden build- ing to Forbes Schoo! of Expression, Resinger Plastering \ Co., Kunke] Music Conservatory and Edward E. Menges, artist: and a store in the Heman & Enright building to the | Dresser Radio Co.: two double flats and three single flats in the 3900 | block of Miami street as follows: 3930 Miami to Sam Bogus and M S. Hutkins: 3924 Miami to Harry M. Barnard: 3931 Miami to Philo M. Gill; 3939 Miami to Harry M Barnard; 3945 Miami to Harry M. Barnard. week New Lights tn Northampton. The Bush-Burns subdivision of Northampton on South Kingeshizh- way, celebrated its first street il- lumination Wednesday night. ‘For several weeks the city liehtinge de- partment has been busv the new electric’ standards und dergrouvnd cables. Nortnampton. consisting of 79 acres on the side of Kingshighway, Pernod, was acquired by Burns Realty Co. in 1925, and has since beer, with approximately 175 ings. CHANGE IN COLLECTING FARES ON DOUBLE-DECK BUSSES Pay-as-You-E iter System Discon- tinued Af »w Trial of About Three Months. Pay-as-you-enter collection fares on the rear platforms of the 120 double-deck busses of the Peo- ume- vrest exoutn of ttia Push- September, improved new build- effect three continued, ive today, about months, the pre-payment of fares at the en- trance of the 63 single-deck bus- ses, Which has always been will be continued. It is more convenient for sengers to pay after they are ed in double-deck busses, W. Meade, president of the com- pany, gsaid adding that the prepay system had none advantages in prg@moting safety, but delayed loading and discom- fited bundle-laden shoppers. Hereafter fares on double-deck busses will sengers are seated, of pas- seat- which will make it impossible to permit pas- | sengers to stand in the lower-deck | aisle in bad weather, when upper deck seats are not tnviting. installiy ' ne ithe Bi of | METROPOLITAN LIFE AGENT | : | | has been dis- | after 2/ but | / | Compton District fol- | Réachard | of the expected | be collected after pas-. Ss SANT al Se Ses > HNN ok fp n gat FFP Pe ~~ ‘pea! be Ao o~ Bae a hei es ee A ¥ bows nr me ; Wit, MRL St G74 Yin Ser > %, YY x3 My, by Ye “Zt, 70.%*. oor gee ae men inten Kove WW NOB a . - : ze ee. RRR ees NNT AS “Xs Ne a SS —— = ao 3 “V Py Ss ay = We A . oot * . . . ms : x . & al oo . Ps a * . RRB Re Ave, BK _ Houses for Sale ...-+. +0004 10 Tiouses for Rent ... sie Houses Wanted etosceoe © Houses, Ete. Improved Prop. for Sale.......10 cccoevesoeockh “eee eee eee eeee 7 Real Estate (Other Cities). Keal Estate—Cvlored “eet @e ees Residences for Kent -cimeeea sevecsccessh® Buburban Property for Rent.... Suburban Property for Sale.... Suburban Property Wanted ... EQUITABLE SOCIETY MOVES ITS OFFICES Will Be Ready for Business To- morrow in Ambassador Building Quarters. Offices of the Equitable Life’ Assurance Society are being re- moved to the Ambassador Bullding at Seventh and Locust streets, where the society will be ready for business Monday. Approximately three-quarters of the fifteenth floor will be occupied by the society. Negotiations for the lease were arranged through Isaac T. Cook & Co., which has the management of the build- ing. M. A. Nelson is agency manager of the local organization, which ‘embraces the south half and north- eastern part of the State. C. M. Avery, who has been with the socicty more than 40 years, is cashier. The Equitable Society has had its office in the Equitable Bulild- ing at Sixth and Lucas streets since 1880, when it purchased the structure from Jay Gould. In 1909 the society sold the building to a group’ of local capitalists, but later bought it back. Several years ago the Equitable sold ‘the building to Aaron Waldheim, who now owns it. Space in the Ambassador is De- ing absorbed rapidly. whole floors in not a few instances being taken by single concerns. The Atlas Tack Co. hag acquired an entire floor in the building. SHREWSBURY FIRM REPORTS SALE OF ALABAMA AY, FLAT The Shrewsbury Realty Co. re- ports the following sales: New single flat, 6428 Alabama svenue, for Henry Heinrichs to Frank C. Swoboda; flat. 4562 "West Papin street, for Louls A. Schuerrman to Robert Hinborg; residence, 7112 Northmeoor drive, to William J. Long. seller being represented by Park Savings Trust Co.; bungalow at 6060 Odell street for Cc. W. Emig to H. M. Geselbracht: cottage for Henry Bentrup to Conrad Heil; bungrlow at 4338 Gibson street for the estate of Adolph Steimel to Henry Lange: lots 33 and 34 of, block 4, Olive Street terrace, for Jeanette Rogers to T. E. Weather- ford; and lot 4 In block 2 of City View place for Oscar A. Walker to . Samuel T Jewett Sound Real Estate Tips The word “tip” is derived from the first letters of the three words “To Insure Profit.” Reliable tips on in- vestment properties, in and around St. Louis, that insure profitable re- turns, are listed daily in the “Real Estate” columns of the St. Lovie’ ONE Big Real Estate Directory Read for Profir— Siteittpaldhaeisey- aa -sedliiienien, aaaiaeet eee * etn 41 pe ee ee nie re en ae AP SRE VEN, C9 Ae rE Se é ay le OY Re eae a ae a — sity ee Byer rey iy ig pees me . 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7 aeatanaee FOR RENT West West West West _— 7 ; ‘3 . ALAMO. 71284—Second floor. 4 rooms and UREL. 316—“Orient.” nice Aa , lari 4 ents N. E. Corner Delmar at Union wh ise s igen aa By eg - ih, oe _Sth_ and Chestnut, aparimeni Gesired. ATERMAN. . yoeoms 3 1215—Between Hamilton OREON E. & BR G. SCOTT. 800 Chestaut. " ¥- : a ownsr owner. _MAin + New eon age Keystone Apartments “and Hodiamont ; 6 | Leva. _ly 7id—Apartment: wth pecoraie: rooms. Al itor. neat. - | will give concession CAbany £06, i336 —= beautiful 6-recm » LEELA! p=" t t £ t. Cal ; : “apartments. first = 7 ae very | f-"3 seuss 3 = gee ell wand Ss (c9@) |} Cc. y 260¢R__ the: 5003 : a out room . ; : : | ree ro 4 6820 at tM B Al ——— enter into reception rooms. Garbage : AMHERST. 7365—New buildin west | fy aaa ey sid : decorate: reasonable rent. concession EALTY O©0. Le se : tion. Gas, light, heat and electric refrigeration furnished. | Dei a> an” ca ae i einai 4) | ares | | S04 Wainwright Bide. || : gn a. on _ te rst: see these 5-room sneaute ice beet ang Tamir tor: $65 wW. a ; : . . “hes : | OFFERIN URBAN LO Rentals Range from °60.00 to $87.00 Gcsene 7. RUTHEIMER, witiaMs #| WEST END BEALTY A: T. CO. | : 5 rooms. soundproof construction: : 5639 PERSHING = * _ METROPOLITAN FACIL SEE REPRESENTATIVES ON PREMISES TODAY. CALMER. INC.. 817 Chestnut. __FOrest_ 622 es 3416 Us > 4 : e - open . Bonita. ; | ; Tiving 7 a NEW SCHEDULE OF RATES | KPARIMEST—New, 5 rooms. tle bath. | inte ped. Crafter Spanish fix: 8: | Pyenighes $80. tricity and gas included: fine location: — ual = - } hardwood floors: so2 garage. | Murphy ., Craftes . ‘ : - : , | , , ey 2 | 3984J (4) ee EA ees = dition: at ianitnr service e62) | _ POrest AA, | Ty and five room efficiency apar } = iid , —First floor. — —— > ; " | re ae. $65 - | *soartinent: 6 rooms with sun Toem: sub tenants. Katherine Apartments - Manager st building. a a i, completely equipped thro.g Bm sate epee : loner with concesson.” Parkview S106. “cial goncession to good tenants. | «443° Washington bi. 3 and 4 room effi. | . al - BaR n ef ae LIMIT. 737—-Second floor south. 5 rooms. . : | clencies- % electric ene | veniam 3 . apartment | BARTMER. 6701 §-room ee ce ele rs; | | ; “8 -~*. ent J ments: will decoraie: garage. | onal o i | 7 Manager on Prer OP Pasi lpieNs. BAG rR telat An . wiarundhe ee A ’ ai > - — aw t a . .. floors. ti) . steam heat: “steam hect: upper or lower; $56; “ = . |heat $65; garage ifciuded. CAbany és36R. | janitor service. ta BU NN. : > Riverside 4926. | | . i : ae Se = | ANDERSON KE-BUERMAN? isis 406 ‘ va | | BARTMER, 5079 — Re oman S08 Chestnut. | WESTMINSTER. 5777—5 reoms. sun and ii ul Large, he 3 oe ae a saa 5514 CABANNE || omnes i @ j| sHvcHaRT Realty Co. 4 Chestnut. large, beautiful rooms: = i living rooms, | ck % || BUCKINGHAM. 4946 — 4 — rooms. ' : : Fou will say se when you sce | bath. second floer enst. | | dining roome. “a a an 3a9o N &th St. e ft ——- -'- sONTE VV A DA RTMENTS” 7 bed. hacéwood | ms! _fioor:_ $160. —_{e) | " : i | | foo . east. - no ebiection to children. at 5518 rated 4 i re an ‘ FJ. CORNWELL RB. E. CD. li ¥. 72. | Sacer 3935—7 rooms, light, full JS | - 16195. | ME. MAHLER Garfield S088.(cO9) | = 2 ae wor. Ce tl “a : 272 5 J CAPANNE. 5587—6 rooms, janit | reo ble ren | ET cli CU IIE Si OI 5878 PLYMOUTH pay ™ “e) | | TOMARNET & ZEIBIG. 719 Chestnut. | ¢ Alcor apartment, sleeping 9° Ma Hi 3902 LINDELL Hi} ' They th Hospitality R ‘WEA | » Southern Hospitali af ~ "ABANNS. 6328—6-room apartment. | 7 L 4943—7-ro riment: rent | “” DUBINSKY CHEAPEST IN ST. LOUIS “heated garagé. $65 month. 1 month free. ay a: "tirst-claae oes | Sosa pwre First. second or third floors; | ! - - . ’ - | CABANNE. 5427—Sd Door east: 5 rooms, heat an iter service. Phone G artielé | bis e re a | | Rp. UNFURNISHED—or NEWLY FURNISHED | gun parlor: steam rent $70. | 82 ARSON. 625 Chestnut. | WEST PING. 4386—S desir a, | SN te ee |) | rene we have all combined the en- || We b Ss with bedroom single | Wit. PsSedrt BB 0. Sa . : EDWARD L. umes ka i in 41 Hid SALIVIERE || At 526 De 3 . luxury of the most palatial Ready for occupancy. Suites with. extra , or > S84, | CABANNE_ 63083 yooms. 5-room eff:- r -service. | GArfield 5555 th_st. ; . : Three-room efficiency; Mun ar. @ 7 te ; | . ~ | Sas: Ti | |; De Mun tract ‘ home, the charming hospital- GArfield 9002. | Manager yj see mente ~ » ef the Southern mansion, the Brenig TCR AN Hetil Ay eal Prne ee SEB ED SOO eg eng OR: > caiteen ee! yyy . " “ me 5 “es : s “~ ‘reins aeons Rs cae ote a ee pul lt te nit serv nc i reasonable rent. | electricity, heat, janitor service. Ji JeLICs HALLER B cu. 807 Chestnut. | A | ae perch. ta i a NN E, 58@45—Delightiui tive-reem! +. ND ELL . g935—5 rooms $70: also 7 | entrance of Forest Sort garace. , ' RENTS $55.00 TO $70 nent. in exclusive quiet location, ) AOS. airy > full-sized Pfooms good con- ’ : nut | bo eS bed ‘ a t M i. co. a wen urphy ~ ‘ tmosphere of the most ex- i with Meal stove and porcelain ice- | dition: open ae — | WEST PINE 3655—New state efficiency > ° . i Sid | a = — club. full | RNET & ZETRIG MAin 4560. (07! | apartment. ready far inspection beaut! | appreciated: ii Stove, ice built-in & - i One Square Block of P : y R | Co box: Sour exposures: outside porch: Schroed ~W és } le bath, shower, incinerator, large locker - TR ROOM EFFT- 4x) ' ~¢ ——— oo — | ew sizon Hea Ly fem he eed GSDELL. MURPHY BED, HEAT AND ‘hetcrs schools and churches’ automaci | hoate abi. ate to, Lindell at Vandeventer a coum | — : | 4ROOM EFFICIENCY, $70 | th. steam hest ~ Ww. ' linden | See ee 7S st . wh Coneed ’ ~ % : i all a " & iy oe - my SERIA RT ET LTTE A ate RT ae aR ig ED RR tly hayes a ASA athe: 0. : woes aX g5 a OP + ne Seine . tea ~ roums. open porcae: | 3181 ic8) oe 5 a ee Zz large roms and open porch; CLARA. 615—Third floor. 6 rooms. recep-| EDWARD L. BAKEWELL. ) ineucement. mn hall and 2 baths: every room light: GaArfieid 5553 _ 118 N. Tth st. (‘SINGER -KLELY RIALTY Garteld 0036. th. - a Lewly pape pred and painted throughout: | yp aN Third "seer east: 4° Gart | newly, Dapered and painted, throurhout: | WcPHERSON. 5746 —Third floor east: 4] 8 eee WEST HARLAN COURT REC ‘N E. % 2. G SCO SOO Chest-g,)- ~ot water: rent right. & large on} gun parlor and sleeping Apartments ee s, gen Ea! da | CLARA. 533—*“Kingsbury Court.”’ first or| OREON E. & B. " SCOTT. 800 Chestuut. | porch: rert nd . hea ow a of | ) ond 0 din | : 5 n ea floor: 4.) SE% KLEIN REALTY CO.. 104 N. 8th. eng telephone incl second floor; 6 rooms. including sunroom. |McPHERSON. 4448—Ist or 2d floor: 4) Garticld 34. Garfield 0035. ace if fg eed at i : % | meception hall. 2 baths, nice porch. 3 ex- | and - dior: newly decorated: | | posure: remt $115: concession for prompt Bac atacn —_ = 5842 TO 5850 CABANNE av. Rc 7 800 Chestnut. i fi € | LAWR NCE. 1719-29—cConsistinge of large | tenant. | Also 5601 Kin *. . wa SUGENS® ; ® Living room. dining room. —" “> ee ; iving room. dressing closet with Murvhr ; SREON —— gun parlor. $s : ° CALMER. [I 817 ressing closet Murvhy bed. etc a. . NEW APARTMENTS. #60 A P A R T M E N T | heat a E. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. | -—— ON ANDERSON-STOCKE- Ete ere N. | 1758-66 Hamiston; 3-roam efficiency. | ° be . i SSE I eg an, opt A Sl PSY Page ig he han te ye a Sepa Re “ bed. kitchesette and dining aic ove heat — = e and electric furnished. $55 and $60 aso 1013—4 rooms heat, jani- ; srch tile bath. ‘Lvore. GLICK _Rea'tors. 892 Chestnut tor service. $50 x i | jon hall wit 5152 WESTMINSTER PL. 1 paste | MAGNOLIA, _fooms and bath. certs ehh ‘heat 5-6 room WILL | MARE aE toner gssi9%. | | 3 i= sum parlor and sleeping poreh: |-° eae ; furnished Mrs. Brum- Pomme ms a? APARTMENTS FOR RENT =o xtion, rent 5S DALY, Mct - Bl CLaYicy vsu—Faen Fo ark: | 5923—Third floor west, 5 rooms GER-KLEIN REALTY CO. 104 N. i) | - GLICK. REALTORS. CO. 861 Chestnut. Ti eve Sanne Foret Sak: | was | GArtield 0034. Garfield 0035. _ Corner Pershin d Tayl ~ 3 ye me eS PR | CATHEDRAL APARTMENTS ae Sab pemareies APARTMENT—g1e0m ¢ffiicency. $50; | OSAGE. Jo Ss nd T-room : . i corate : Foe oe | ve 1+ eg eS eB. By Ree- | SHENANI DOAH. 3637 rok rooms and sun, C/®ncy. Mpg ae age see aoe Chestnut. | ate! Sp Aricvie ew 15 + waa ‘) | 714 Chestnut G Artieid ervoir 0 to (WM. J. ABBOTT CO. 806 Chestnui 74 og ILIVE. 3729—2 rooms 3-rcom efficiency. | TE COR. GOODFELLOW and CABANNE | 6525 SAN BONITA. @room effi- ~ S Chess a a es. a Em mow yy A 7 . ms, 5-room efficiency: furnished | _ijving room. bedroom. kitchenette. | SHENANDOAR. 3400— Modern mse | nish $50 | Cc sAbany 1011 ane 6° \ or unfurnished: rent ga gas, electri | yreaktast room. hardwood floors. tile bath.| 4 artients, 10 Roo 5 Baths Ing — : ight. } and nitor rvice | steam heat. janitor service $82 50. p ms, | Dimar ered one or — MAin 4384. or call at ’ wT. at . , ency &0 = i - 4 rv P. 5 . : . — > N. UNION. 5 rooms. bath new: coratec at. wast a - ight heat and fat et - if AN? R ; . B1E%* Scent iE] LR. 2 ome: he fur dd : 77 ; . * SOT Chestnut. | rr REST : i= — ee : ANDERSON-STOCKE-B! ERMANN. “FO z.” heat. = SOR Cheetrnt, | 5406 Delmar Dl. : 10) WAGNER-GRANT- BELL . 4 $55 fgosEBURY (De Mun Tract)— wuroky WLR ge ena a | garages: inducementa to good tenants. See | ments. eR ANCIS PERRY-RUTH. 110 8 F — d service A > ; ad > ~ a ee ~ ; few éecizatie suites available a 2. Peericulare see representative on — . meat Penn: : ae a 1130, FHODIAMO Se ae Pon me eo Cmion | ULAVE. 4461—S-room _effimency: ) bach RTY-NINTH AND MAGNOLIA — # ars sit Sat a mon. _ electric. gas. Water furnished; will fur-| “g39 BELT AV. (CORNER CATES). heat. jamitor service o OF ; eat, } é: c77\ | reom ef fic! tency; low rent. Hiland 263% DELMAR. 63784 ne heat fur-inish completely for good tenant; manager| f._, apartments: living room. bedroom, ters: ele : | ; | “ : ART™M } OR RENT Y ——_——— mn: . ike Ss ow ne * my C 53 on af Onen dar ’ in a 3 beds. " . — a? age: ht — ; | TOWEE GROVE. 2334—5 rooms; excei- | noft. 6) TT WAlTERS REALTY CO. Agents. aree® clove sets: inapect. Rose May apart 3 cares Soa marian Tit EMBASSY J. I. Epstein and pon Pos ats oe te ——s. . TLMA 30264 —This - oor west 7 OLIVE, 367;—Grand-CHive; 6-room ¢éff- nt. 112 3. Oh ON BE. & B ¢ . $00 Chestnut. _ aes | BY. BEEN? ee = t. 1371. poms. 2 baths. electricity an s included; two ORNWELL B. co... i 3. : — opel REALTOES ; J }. NG. 905>—Bungaloe ; arranged = ait. — U -mnecaled sm oo a a electricity ‘E_J_ CORNWELL z = 2 aay Apartment Building ’ - TNION AND WASHINGTON i> | Gat ;| QREON © RB. G SCOTT. 800 C! ut. | janitor, $3963 reduced to_ $60 per, month. | NETHERBY BALL APARTMENTS, ag Rtg + - By -- LINDELL) © 7. - BOULEVARDS ~ | furnish ELA F 3: | i floor west RON E @ BR. & SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. | 4549 LINDELL ‘ e artments; living | Hi BA, % 62-2163. 617 Chestaut. A. ¢ hird fico f baths. heat. eat or (cOS) | GArfield 5555. 1.8 N. | DOUGHERTY | gz. ee Chestzut. | PARK RK SAV INGS TRUST TCO. 72 M. METROPOLITAN REALTY CORP.. | oe ere | Seen ee ——— ¢ ? = Grand and Laclede. JEfferson 6106 Bea —* > onan Tare on. PAG ? ome. sac — >. 2 | Kingsbury Court Apartments | Seren and De Mur Parkview soma, 26°) BEM AS. ‘3437 SHENANDOAH — OPEN 224 5 8 Anfield 9608. | sacitae service Se nn ee Oe as; Werenars | Clara Opposite Kingsbury Pl. | @ rooms, 2¢_ fou: : A ° DELMAR, 5540—SECOND FLOOR: 7 WALTER JONES RB. EF. 00. S18 Coestast. | oom. b \ PP ” Exceptionally Fine £., —. ae oe emcee . , RAGES “DECORATE TO = + tg GA- PE tSHit G. 535i 963-—Fu rat | sae rs ; iroming | = “+4 rery reaonable. Cali cOifax $499. ‘c@g) | shower bath. etc, ready. . Co. Ags reened. borat : Apartments 7 ren ; : Sar Ww”. ae awe | WARE = ; = GUARANTS BLO. SERSHING So paiiew: CH AS \ ta: EASTGAT x. 51 5 rooms. inciud) $5. rooms, 2 i, 338 @ clesets; td floor 7 | 0659 third floor, $110 foom. Murphy bed. janitor service, $75 ’ LELAND. 3525 Chinvewa (corner Grand bi): ex- | Wnccssion. neat furnished. : e ; niverstt: Hills: 6 rooms. third floor. $190. 4 rooms. new apartment. second - 7 : i. So I eget = M cedar | . eat. janitor | ‘ie p=. — eee = LE 6675 WASHINGTON | floor -heat and jan! .or- Grand Lee. ‘ § rooms, third flocr., kee and bus service Darke ew 2917 = ul: Ss jc = + om | ; ———s ae _ ° reaaiea ERs a ‘ = = ; , = . > - Be s : | rooms. sunroom. hath | order: ren nad! € WENZLICK. GARFIELD 1427. | | ~ Desirable location: beautiful 4 and 5, /VHN H ABBUTT Bealtore 709 Chestzut —= = | | comm efficiency tneludir refrigeration roe — 5526-—5 rooms, modern in ail) 5499 Enright: just completed; besutifu) | BARRIS. 420.A— ire ' 0 to 7F— Furnished tile bath hardwood floors, furmece, $i: | = = eet adie = » te e ba | ; + its. MAin 0393. (ct? Ee HSHING w27—l1st tivor north: 4 IN THE PL AZA——35646 WATERMAN. aa local | furnished: agent all is : J-room TWO BATHS. SLEE PING ; telephone | GLICK SE Lroes qo tnt. ||| Superintendent mises B Apply #116 N re (ef) garasre $5. Ps Spring and Sbenandoah 1 ck weet of . q Grand bl.: choice new sanctment s 2Qand 4 aa wed tf } cau il odern. 5 yms. mn par eTy desirabie. Open SVEN R . oo a’ ry ; ‘ re , hind £ |S — west MASGARE rT A, 42224—4 rooms, D&B. | ms b : — . Toes RS esmene _ . i] | calls. roorms. e md janitor 'rrice: P; -VOd! J@0iL0P ser - 4£0an: ‘Peed Dh. r inspect i ei : Lo + a heat garae $55. COL aX _30TSI —_—_— “om a as = e oul > 4 a” Bb2: RS >» CF o : ‘ arrit 23 “ mM =~ ~ . a Ts 35 ?9— Furnished mpte Tower Grove. Fourth. Gran nd a | fe. ST Si2 ¢ ea > oe - ian $1 as aa , 7 Roo 5. 2 Baths ) uF fleienc: : Disc ee ee . D ~ M is DI vl 35 29—3 and # -com efficiency | .,, Ro: optic (c@R) Ric 20 snaeenaeen = SPpeu lant = wi ~~ 1 in new Grand —™ igus Bice. | 3 ick garage optional. . a 0325—7-room apartment; nei git nanan gegen ort i floor west / @2 ENE ~” a ‘ aaa . a ” - -- waned “eae ‘ee ae: e ; . . a — . ae LTE a © ~ - - ' a : ys oak oe TWIG , ——S_SSETN WVETTGER-MASEE RBALEe ™ ’ IC GENE LL1 eee. bd LLIAMS @& = CIENCY APA a New Apartment Flats ‘ o wes 4 Art. 4Arte ‘ »4 a 1t.. NEW Wf + Iz RT 7 6i— pot 3 rovms = - , ie - - ” > e ¢ 9 LOUIS. aie a2 3 “Marony veces ||| Beautify] New Apartments ith 2?22L_5809_fizst floor east; —@ roo: PERSHING. G156—Off Skinker rd; ——j week 6. ees 6612-16-20-24 San Bonita At G”: Kingsh nent fot ie il ta Stal & rooms; fast gems over; like | nae oom. range. bed. troning beard. 5 large rooms, heat furnished, sri e ETY ¢ [CO 70° Chestnut st | sehighway and Bonita one wUGENE ALTHE ' Poerest Park at back doer: a real +4 as , = re PeOPES R block al ‘ e bh ; .7 WE r\ BB oon pcs : ‘ > shower bath. etc.: ready: $60; arniabed. $280 inciudi SST FLORISSANT. 4320 (Opposite ||’ f cert ‘apartmentn weph het LD. soda B ae tates WOLFPOLLACE. 101 8. Sth. MAin 1858, | $80 WAGNE G LANT-BI apartments. eat. hot shyt . ee iss : - ~. » n . 7 ation Park)——5 laree rooms. sun par || no “ Stab. sv0a NX rooms: Mudern: De — ae WEST END REALTY AND CONST. co. A R-GRANT-BELL ~ go top BH. (92) 11 See eater service. Murphy bed |'{)| fect condition: heat and 1 ' PEESHING, 5500—FIVE-5OOM EFFI- Forest 6227 3416 N. Union. _ | 7 ec hest_jantior sr etsan fone | rentals: street car and bus service We JOHN © BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestnut, | CIENCY: 2 MURPHEY BEDS, GaS FUR | Wins Iii Ea GOURT 55728 Waren-| 714 Chestnut GArfield 8621 | 4) : ate —4- room - N PARK. it ree as servi JOR: LO. $15 Chestnut. | \ISHED, ALSO REFRIGERATOR; $655 | “wri n4 ct § rooms: all conveniences. | PERSHING APARTMENTS : : - owner . ° ¥ nN Bij co rm“ — ; g . : N = | - , ow leaving ‘own. - ; . . | o te) beautifu! 5-room | ARTRTPR F'scHhYvV aw 2 3 20s ~ —PFour rooms first flocr:- E one oe $923 Gravois. Riverside 3375. (c@2) beautiful enda.e Apartments. canes : | del ightfu J peigh borhood on bus line: ore ™~ os | re ‘zs — a as . - NV = S _ oan 4 a iT] i= ; i . TWIG-DISCHING | . W. J. WILLMANN. 119 N. Tth , _ aan | a eee * Soncension open. re 3586 Suma eee. 3 ae we service m8 SN. Grand bi | Ain 158 s —— . SS pORSYTHE 7013-5 — ~~ ee wee eg ment 4 wil] E. Why not leck st these apartments? They | New 5-Room Efficiency, $47.50 ealed beds: st erictiy Ms on =, — o BOL Tt _— High -ciaes _46 apart. | GRIMES REAL LEY O6.. 905 Victorta Bids. ar the, largest for the money in the city: | : . | ested throuchout- r. some oo — So. © ny ‘ ntral 45 newly decorat spiendid near | oe oe oo South Side Apartments. ol rg ee FH FP Sete PLYMOU 5864—Firet or third fluor. BO NITA APARTMENT | | ~ buss : RK. Co. CABANT 6132. you want to itve om the South Side, JEREON E & 8. GC SCOTT, S00 Chestnut. | o-a:e 4 aa" and.6qm parlor, uewiy Cec: | EFFICIENCIES —4 ia a Fr. w IESTELHGaST 5477 Delmar look a e LA waded iz.. 817 Chestuzt. lincleum, apartments. janit service: + - . 7 . . “= Furnished, “; west 30 Russell Arms GAMILTON a10—4 beautiful moms, 2d Ril ” 6390 ompiste equipment elegantly situated APARTMEN TS Hf 2303. ii . ps Beaied Office 1901 McCausiand. |; PL.. 4851—7321 Dale: | beautiful surroundings: clean light oad tj BOD & co., b = te - room apartment. furnished | nh apartm ta, $45 . Sh. | . ft Rousekeen ine | * — i Four-seem efficiency ; $65 sand room. with onelinn clos- ~~ + ae Dioor; reduced $62.50: wonderfully “ tn C bat ent flata ORG 4 sa3 loc at fa. Valli! o 00m 8, ail. } os a ~ S03 Apartments joa. —. tiosi ahr riIiVe judd _ N —Magnifi MIy. Teseos lable priced. PL. 4902—é6 rooms. ” mod- | ;4 MILTON — Seam —— A oo pte ¥ WENTZ? 1CK CARFIELD 142%. AMILTC 123i ist fi r “ent r ‘2: rooms, sun rooms, 2 _A Dany 4. T1i2ZR. ‘Se? . 3300-3308 RUSSELL BL... aeor* rooms + ites. | » : . | smartanenl "” taste Peausiul roc and si rio il re- | porch, sleeping porch. sh wer bains: very NEAR CHURCHES. SCHOOLS (51. 8 rooms. 2 baths 1 . if NUT ean ew Sestcmuo earneg decrsied oY wares ne ¢ Tome nn 20 | aif BALFOUR BUILDING i eee . 5450-— Lower 3} rooms. sleeping | floor. § light rooms, sun parlor: ntal S15 10 '$135—Osee" — | iE MA? i O eim: car; Mit. rene th; uced. apart ment ——o- garage: Inspection. (e@@) | 5 large rooms: ‘deal arran remen. plenty PTIMEIER BR EL CO.. 626 Chestnut. Market St. Car Loop. | LE\! & CO. 109 N._ 7th Main 2968/ MELLVILLE AND UNIVERSITY = Resrmished. FOrest SiiaW. ic) | = Four tia: ; ; DRIVE. UNIVERSITY CiTy 7 / 40 trvem furmenea ¢ficrency a (Ames Place) G Arfield eaten. — | 2984M. ee ee | f ievie ‘ [AN B r N TA. o 3 6 5 rooms. Very mod- room: gas water 5 we. sg = ar | S , 00 : Foven - —23 Be Sam (©) out: reasonable rent. See = HERW D COURT | ii Oppogite Washington University. | je . i oe SS — a 2. . POF Y : it "a - + fDiAS LON ilSe0-—smail aparimen : fe} jt : é ; this teday and . South ys HE A D LON ent urnishe ] ni TAELSO Natu lovely SA wi 7 ‘3 1 a— Néewiy jecoraicd ~all Northwest orner Taylor and Mc- ; New building. On! y a2 tew more ve - a mall apartment: o + Gg@pernited: 3 cozy partment of 5 large rvoms and sun par PARK SAVINGS TRCUsT co., Pherson. Several beautiful apartments, = with dor-bed . A 7 , rooms. steam heat OT sien a , o , and | . Lig = — and sanitor = = ARSENAL oF irst floor. 6 rooms. 6 © Seems. = bathe. arce. Seht rooms and sun varior. with SmER, 330 (Corner Waterman )—Fire- PARKLBI a APARTMENT. | APARTMENTS 4 5455 DELMAR BL. chowet s. : heat furnwhei. |, 5 reoms, I bath. a Masing u-Ooargom eiliciency: | . seundpreef: cnly* ome vacant: 5 5616 TRA5 N —, Beau “s i e639 ¥ Can Ge Janitor service: or ate possession. : rounts. on bath. , “25° -A . caaitltasina i” : bargain. § 106 re the. Hy pblute'ly I > “2 - vuetien: Desa | enemtennetn , ait ee - 35212 Connecti- | | arage. ful room d sum parlor: ope: ar hy. southern exposure. lowest rent im | Meimerator, Seivinaters: 2 rooms and bath. | | , rer $23 tive . -¥ mAd i ~~. £35 = = 43 ty tc) | “=> -~, So Sets ase - : —- > x 2 np & : — modern ocnem ?GTOM B t 2 sé. 77. % . ‘ “ i es oO water. electric c ; ; ’ es weet. era + | ” a IN URY\ 7918 (Clarton)}—8-7 mo M0: comer Cook av: put in al ida ech: | “TAY LOR—INSPEI , + AF Manager om premises, JEfierson CHEAI RENT ' + &4.ASi!' + — FURNI-HED AND UNFURNISHED ao aan - A CESSES shine + rst eas = anor. n-a-dor bed; choice payment; | 1919 S. GR AND BL. (SinGSBURY. @615— be Mar nod Or ANDERSON -STC \CKE- Br TERM. ANN. = a re x CO.. 2407 N. Bway. | 4338 OLIVE ST. yy SBT HART F ae at stmt. -" . - my in aa 8 | Rent only $5¢: heat. bot water. gas FINEST Lin ATION I’ THE CITy. + 4 + is é 293 - : ERN N E omJ large. modern yee WELLSMOOR APAR TMENTS | | amd electric current famisned. Mas- JUNIATA hest and 3RAND 47184 §-—4 rooms py bed. |. Rent inciudes heat. cas. electricity, go gg Rage ge TTL, a vege : -m Murohy re . in ow iy orate a a ne age Eamon 7 rooms. 2 baths. beactifuliy decorated: | | M. B. RODEMYER FEDER cn.. & roncerse: > , ' ‘ebtr. lounge and dining reem. Laxurteus- RON © £R S&S @ercorTr en —_— + Tia ae a > 3 toe WE Teer S Main 455" x | hes’ nut SHINGTOS Bo. Pleven | own A (cS + 108 N. Bib *. fr oPventen large apartment. will] RTT r 3 ; —— = : ecnd af the month. If sn | 4+ROOM EFFICIENCY, $82.50) “27% 0Gsan 1010 ¢ a7 oe —F TeatiPal rooms | Srgom effiaiency apartment: heat sant | 3 Rooms, ] ; S23) first «= third floors: decorated: wom- ter service: rent reasonable Beautif DeMun Tract | Pherson and N ste 623 ‘Chestnut. : ety = th. Puiman Bitehen. Red ¢ s) WE cae heat and ‘arit WASHINGTON $120—Nice 4room apart S733A_ BFTVAR fsma’y 4908. (¢) At G315 §. Reeebury. I am offering for | Me ” . iew ad , Albert G. Blanke R. E. Py ROETTGER MASEK LTY cx ment: newiy decprated: $65 5811 CABANNE the first Gme apa consisting of | 5 available out of 52 apartments. TLL Chestnut St. MAin ; reac = ei : Fu > ae | with | 1 rooms, 2 baths. 3 ’ aN oll avenue oappoe ite imiveratty | WASHINGTON oT se At ~ ais Cl “s> a8 EAST 2a Rooms. 4 tat . co) | (Me , “tah scheal ; , r third floor east 5 mectria text ating un a THROCG rot > jameeee Se . - -— «. REPESGEE ATOR a Oa eee W AY 819 &8—@roem effi. * c WASHINGTON i812 a 12 7 6 toncy apartment: furmace heat. cas we- L ACLEDE. 2 fine rooms and ba 3 a yo — — First | th: ‘and P amalalel = wantur Murphy bed Bethsdy garage $55 me 3. me t-watler and a ‘or ser ice $55 HENRY 7 ‘Weisets c ~~) INC ~ MARNE APARTMENTS — Fau writ Moet certainiy De iter a 3832 —Becond “Goer “eaet. 4 ; to }86— Booed nant Parks are Ee &8 & BOTT SOG —aaeenen. Main 4557-9 Sth and Cheetmut ate 3528 as See these rode compa sutton —— : rere saneite LAUR — th Preemie. Moder WAIiER a AN 558%—8 roeme ee gy ng Caurua! ay st ¥ - ee , 4 ~~ Sw ; ODEMYER & CO. ome. eat lieht ; de ain” Seq DeMARTINI summca '"cica ther conrunenis. LAtiads 6O0D | eine, 3 ane 5 | oF ay Tere ae ae MAIN 4224. AGA? * r uw P ? 23 . = * 4 Sn & o oe od | 2 « 4. ncie ©. Irs ‘ Xs . reel- t = lian - “ 1 Title wuaranty Bldg (ce) dent marager. CAbanr 6640. (cS3) MAin 4384. - —— =

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a ie?) Fite tio Ae Ae a P +) ey 4 6 ae Ss ~* : ? = “aators : rm ss 4 i we. Hy it be 7 hy “san ¢ vy ewe — “ \ ¥ , "> P - ¥ * “A> : : al os ae as, 1996. | = 1200 APARTMENTS, NTS, DW ELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and F or Salei in these Columns today. LS eee a emenee=nneae nent ne ee FURNISHED "APARTMENTS Fon oe Sete cee, Mamt— mews _AGENTS’ RENT LISTS AGENTS’ RENT LISTS | AGENTS’ RENT LISTS CHOICE APART MENA = —_ wa . teens Sr ROPSREAN 722 Cogn HEMMELMANN -SPACKLER “ HE CASTLEREAGH vio POURTEDNTA 1411 s.—3 Toore_glee RSAL ESTATE CO. WES LOC conte “ef eee cae tric and toilet: rent reduced. MAin 1968. t GAMBLE. 2702—4 rooms. electFic: $20: 6 7th and Chestnut Streets PARTME AGENTS’ RENT LIsTs rooms. electric: $30: agent on grounds un- oC ck IN | . HOUSES. GARRISON. 1016A N.—S-room corner IN S 3543 Laclede. a0 some. electric. furnace.| flat: bath. gas. electric $35. Concession. seme HOWARD TAYLOR. 706 Chestnut. 3676 McREE % L1O7A 8. JEFFERSON AY.. rooms. 21 6820 DELMAR BL. 1457 Xx" wlehtccrine Ground Site 338 80 [GLASGOW PL... 3053A—5 modern roome.| Sum, parlor, in-dor ‘bed: al re ea- niences : 4306 EVANS, N. Sixteenth. 4 with all conveniences: = ; 4992A : alle San detach: Apnly 30514 Glasgow pl, 3676 McRES AV. ist fi ‘west. 3 WRATURAL east, 7 rooms. aaa electric Wagner-Grant- Reale : ae g rant-Ff ‘OFFERING A SUBURBAN LOCATION WITH “OITA He teuth, & roeme: Seenic: 34 $3 | GRAND TNUA Ned roeem, bath, See See ee ee ee ieee 6 een eee. 5549 Pi ate 3 gk 714 Chestnut. GA aa 3 2 rfield | a METROPOLITAN FA CILITIES 2223 “Madina ms 3 rooms. electric.. trig FLATS. 2235 DICKSON ST., 4 rooms, ba rooms 1908 floor. rankiin. 3 rooms, electric. SH ART REALTY CO., 814 Chestnut. | gs504 BERTHO AV. 8 i electric slee eeping porch, par ; aguece SANDE VENTER; LD os rooms. VAN > ; 1010 BARTON ST.. 3 rooms, elec. 1 1024 8. KInGSHIGHWA Y (third -- bat lectric q ORS room h : 6305 ns SCHEDULE OF R FF STORES. 2 outhwoe / NEW ATES IN E ECT 10) Hickory. oy with 6 rooms: ites nny I cme geo “ar vena, e-ene bed, sleeping porch: 60 2515 DE KALB. Saeed 4 rooms, jani ceeee . 1129 rage optio garage ALLON | 1912 rent separat we and five room efficienc apartments, beautifu 1412-14 N. Tenth. .. | SHUCHART REALTY Co., 814 Chestnut, IN DE MUN PARmeeee * y ap , beautifully || ps12-10ik Tenth witibie tor Vakegs "4, | Seyeray Tried oom, social Noor 1RgA, OF ALON Sey eo se one c oat sleeping porch. .$110 00] 1429 N. completely equipped thro.ghout. Gara 122 Cc bath. el $30. Beautifully Arrar " P ._—s 8 _— 2 oh pes 5 setae tise Gescaa floor. 4 roome. 19454 De “TONTY St. so 4462 FOREST | ponte thin fh t pa “7 nh-a-daor bed. oor, Apartment _— ee sun parlor .. 75 0041431 N | uct — . ea as aa bath. electric: rent $27 hot-wat hen a OTTO TIETJENS. 722 Chestnut, wo os 7 Rooms—2 Tile 2 ask, wcon : . 2 Manager on Premises Ghesta ft. 8 rooms pai eee AICKORY, 1512—3 rooms, bath, electric, $2184 CLEVELAND, * ; r . newly papere All Large, Light Rom M. H. RODEMYER & CO. S Eianshe frome, SE lee ealtbaemmmca! By a | % Franklin 2 - ' : estni a urnace, electric “ight, Priced for Quick : ath St MAin 4124 | HENRY ANDREAES RE Co. ° | HICKORY. 2316—3 rooms, «as, electric; hardwood floors SEE TODA Bic. 9409 N. 8t . in 7% Chestnut, newly : rent $2: h 1150A BAYARD AV.., t van ” = ~ - = ; ia} . 4 see M Ain’ aang, Ot @ ez = — —- THREE Ly WAND BATH Including ee ey ela floor; 3 roomie, eee COLEMAN. Z5u0—3 rooms, newly deco-| KOSSUTH, “3220— 4 rooms; bath, N. EU wy : ; , 7 re: r4s>} ¢ cioset : t - 560 ADELAIDE AY, ENTS FOR aT APARTMENTS FOR RENT I coirax 4720. AA ON Te 112_N. ith. | COTE BRILLIANTE. 4048-6 rooms. Tur- KOSSUTH. cri ene Siaes "Gail Sloctric. 325 SAMS ll floor. ‘ Toome Brand New Effi.,, BS —FURNISHED e 4014 A MORGAN, 6 rooms : a Jk——@ rooms. ba é (cag) | nace. zarage. all conveniences : adu't on!v large closet, 1-piece : or, shades: opposite 50924 KENSINGTON: = West 9004 Tyla, 3 aa 7 RUTGER, 1905—3 rooms. toilet. bath. COTE —renm noigg tT 3730—Three rooms, | Park; $35. Dec. 1. Victor x28. __{} bath. electric 2229 PRA NELIN: Ri floor. . .- c) | £88. electric $22 (c) | ROSSUTH., Tidsk- Band d-roomw. second | 4449 pERSHING. § rooms. furnace 31 NKLIN. third At Roee: 6 Adelaide {6700 vest. BS > —_— 23374 Chouteau. 3 5 electric. Apply 1107 Dolman. ‘ PP GON. 57 ooo ¢ outeau, o rooms : + : COTE BRILLIANTE, 4012—3 roons, floor; electric lights, bath, etc.; only $30. mar). McPHERSON, 5786— rirst floor: 5 rooms. 4820 Easton, 3 rooms 22 KRU PGERR, L656A—s rus sear bath. electric: $30. : F A BENEKE e513 Wainwricht Bldg. eaner’ WYOMING. § 4 rooms, ba ‘Geom 3711A—3 rooms. bath: elec south i. pletion. ys. atirecies bee cw EFFICIENCES bath: a complete home. (7) 11A Wash. 4 rooms om $15. wil! repair. GAt tiela “e4b6 consisting of fend two real rooms, besides ||| MAPLE, 5867 (Apartment 3%) — 4-room ° N. 13th, 3 rooms RUTGER, 1125—4 room, bath. élec- A JOHNSON B_CO., Title Guar. Bide. Quer. ne 5 9 ; (ec) —4 rooms. a- $2 - 3 rooms, electric, $20. 8001-05 'M MAPLE “ist and GARAGES. ments. some : ok and bath, apartment, modern. See janitor. (ce A 2 ro 15 00 | tricit: | BEN ALTHEIMER ‘BRO. REALTY C TM De ter. gas and electric. EN AI br & EALT O..| RUTGER, 5991. aA 5 SOO, bath and _Q. J, McCAWLEY R, CO. MAin 2814 ‘ 3 rooms ist floor. $20. rooms, furnace. eee eeneee : atte, dining ee ee = ~a-dor bed, re beds, electric refrigerator, Sy MARY LARD. Sasa aeaaen apartment: Wainwright Bldg Of hardwood § test, Beautiful decorations. | | accommodates couple or 3 people nde = electric. DEmar 621 {C) | GOTE BRILLIANTE 4014 ellent A. BOKERN, Fullerton Bide 5639 VERNON, second floo 5 tile bath and ach apartment tenn peck from Cathedral. Most con- || O&735._ ic) F ialhs RUTGER, 3112—8 fine roome: rent rea-| “rooms, | F doce eeetent | cap ADI 4097 oms, bath, hot- en ts de , zero Dads: 4 te bath, electric; sonable. venient. to car poe ge and eeeksie: con water heat: 0 "$45; esrege.” 5301A Oe ASTON pomly decorates g jogation in St. Louis. || MELVILLE, dp ge ‘Washington: new . one faraished, 2 coupinn, $100. 5 A — . me eh ga-| RUIGER. 3000 ~ Sagem electric, none = Lic kG. CARFIF peespnanl 1427. LABADIE, 3914a—5 rooms, bath and electric F ae A — ° ; ) red: nt ; c65 CO G et rooms, furnace 6003 ee AR — papere re ( at = “5a5t 3 rooms, bath up and| _Closed-in porch (c82) 5074 NORTH "MARKET. second 4112 ARSENAL cence sescececs CTIVE 4-ROOM : CIENCY; | ° . ; &-roo fficiency ; UTGER. 2351A—4 rooms, bath and elec- | downstairs: electric. gas ec 2 HARDWOOD FLOORS: BUILTIN BATH. aniien: an ; m e cy; | RUTGER. 2% er > 50) — LEE 304 rooms. electric: $25. floor, 5 rooms. bath, furn . modern; tric: near Park and Jefferson line: $32.50 | COTTAGB. 3832—3 rooms. beth and CHS Ch t st . nee STABLE EW — NEW FURNITURE: NEWLY DEC ORATED ROOM =H ALLER RCO. 807 Chestnut st. ne rey le pty h seer R B._ 835 o nein 5307 EASTON. 6 roome 40 00/SECOND AND CARR—12 stalis.. e1ec s. c83 ) we 7 T pn = _* rooms, ectric. gas. open. tt" | DE ,8OLO, 4350A—4 rooms and bath. In- y nace. ; =~ ts 2843A—5 rooms, bath, hot- . : ow | Cc erson at ewstead A 4 e room effi-| "AGE. 3833A—Furnished apartment 2 SEVENTH. 1226A AND B S—6 room guire 4352 De Soto. __(cO8) | closets: brand-new: : furnace. Murphy bed, See GRAEF, 907 5; modern; |LEXINGTON, 4117AW—4 rooms. (LOUIS, 4236—0 rooms: “modern: rent | POrest ao 4 rooms, electric a ftivor; &) *ee - * 2 2128 C ESTNUT ST.. 6 rooms. . UNION. second ficor, 1620 large rooms. hardwood floors, 2730 STORES. ETC. stove apd icebox, heat; 7 aaa consumer: ce bath, heat. separate entrance: “particulats see represeniative oe ; : : (c53x) | 3131 p ‘Niday: 6 ffici | TWENTY-SECOND, IND, 1315 N,—3_ nice; EAST GRAND, 1508—3 rooms and hail; | LUCKY ™ 857-——3 ree, eet giectrie. key next doo (e2) | : * wer X_AND_ WASHINGTON ee eee tee ELEVENTH fikscn ina, Lite Bide | MADISON. 2825—4 eatin: foot, | Preah gaat Te AND COMET, O8., | BOULEVARDS light, heat service, $20. an FLATS FOR RENT @ ROOMS, $30, grey ira 2016A N.—4 rooms, beth, 2 St em eng. | SARAH, "3130A N—New 3 roome: | CAMELIA. 4107—Modern: ante. é ICKORY, 1032A: ELECTRIC. electric: newly decorated: open. ee $12 res 2034. ‘| wood floors, furnace: $42. COlfax 380). sun parlor. Lee ear. OOlfax ” 62650 Tt » Aristocrat of the Shectrie:_ 338. (82) | Gana SOSA ee City louis’ most modern and dis- Apartment Homes, with 28 LIMIT, UNIVERSITY CITY 1369A Union bi.- beautiful H ; 12 N. 7TH. Elegantly furnished 4-room a ortanant a oe BARNGROVE & SPECHT, 112 N -EVENTH. 2819 N.—3 rooms, electric; G~) must ganily | to be appreciated ; (e) | Lull-sized rooms, hall. gas, tile bath, “lee. TWO WEEKS FREE RENT. | “rent $21. FINE REALTY, 820 Chestnut. | MADISON. aa? 2 rooms: rent $15. SCENIC DRIVE. 5A (Riverview Gardens) 4 beautiful roome, rte: ROgoe. 6 $314 Hickory ; 3 rooms, electric. $21. BLE. ENTH. fii 3046 N.—-4 rooms. 24 floor: O. J. McCA WLEY Ff fe _ re MAIn 2814. 4 rooms, built-in bath. $21: garage. 83. sleeping rg rent reasonab ' MADISON. 911—3 | as, electric; | beautiful surroundings. HU le u KOTS ee CLARA, 3434—New. modern improvement everything furnished, including linens, sil- 91 Montclair: cozy roomis, bath, = : 2 lnvesience for your. comfort. || ver, electric a. gas and _elec- electric, “eee: $35 Ps 4 of JOST. Room 308. 72 Chestnut. $25. JEfferson 8892. Pr Ya) $j ‘ remente’ have Sat iy ere ke Open Sveningn, See mae | electrig? $24. vent: © Mine rooms and) ekh milen mice 4reom' flat; | ELLIOT. 15184-—3 rome, 820 MADISON 2O01A-7A—S3 roome each, | guy Seay Wey re Hat oT 3 serie 0287 3410 Union. * re . F le " J > 722 m8 — a rooms | CC : A—Moders: 3 it ome Atmosphere 50 ager_on premises. 3618A N. Newstead; 3 good rooms, bath |/bath. $33: fine comenen ys free A. A. STEINLAGE R. CO.. 722 | electric light: newly decorated; rents 000 with bath. rent iste wis “Sao edultaP PC —* light “ roome; _JOHN_A._ WATKINS, 722 Ches’nat-— and S23. CENTRAL INVESTMENT CO.. GORA, bright fon clean rooma; bath, aco & xuE BESESEIEE P ae = ay ane bl. engage | ot OF REAN 722 Chestnut. _ ‘ 562 nrig’ just completed: new and! splendidly lighted rooms. eS eee ts 35. ‘ 22 mM Cheat t. a ar MS. ELECTRIC, ONLY $15 SCHULTE R. E. 0O., 2407 N. Bway. | $1 OST. _308. 722 nu SIXTEENTH, 1620 N—3 1 rooms, gas ROO HAt LT TU VT ae No. 18254: $17. ,pegrooms.. living reom, dining rooms and the ordinary apart- ||| and electric: $35. th: as, | y | : Soi ELMBANK, 4463—4 rooms and bath:/¢ RR MILTENBERGER. 14 N. pth mu cond atte tavtted 00 in- | H: 1809A Prairie av.: 5 excellent rooms, | 3 wW. ROSNER ere AND FRANKLIN __R. ae ie i GUILD ALL e; $14 | lower flat; $38. __ MAFFITT. 4151A—5_ fine rooms: SULLIVAN. Ty: ar er decorated: | rent fleets. auncey, Spemnes; 3 SAG WB SITs one Weed ie CN MEO RA OR eT a ee Nag XE 4 rooms and tile b vei" es ee ee ae PO w hea op) lage. rere ON iy B 523 Tee VP yO OR ARR 6. ee ——"- = Phe wi vote ——— = = Se ee tar aa. me gti i gre Roget ~ ~~ a ee ee a hw beautifully furnished 4-room efficiency; can bath, electric: in sine order: rent low. a4 c condition: agent there hh electric. | MAI ri O17A Cass: fine co 4 " : wh. 1 ELLIOTT. 1525—4 rooms, bat ™ LUPFER-ACKER. Realtors, GArfleld | SPRING. 2630? > gas, elec-| WEST END REALTY AND co. a ™ ow . ~ we ve eee es om.) lig 7 co m & + eo > tr + ‘ i * DISON, 2812-4 rooms, elect and electric. | reception hall. gas, bath “aecaric saul third floors; 3 room Second and r ELMHBANK. 4451—Living room. dinette! giect A le bath hardwood fh - : a GRAND AND LINDELL BL. DELAIDE. 1472A — Opposite O Fallon $30. Grand and Bellefontaine cars. NTGOMERY. 1427A—-3 jectric. ete 9 TH suitable for business purposes. FURNISHED. KITCHENETTE APART | [===> EEALTORS “park: 5 large rooms: garage: hardwood | FIFTEENTH, 2004 N—4 rooms: gas, elec Mean GLICK. Menitere O22 Chote | prorke oo ©) | modern, “TAcleds 4313. | MENT OMPLETE HOTEL SERV- | loors: hot-water heat. COlfax 56633.) trie $90 month: newly papered. oUt TAYLOR, 1NOSA N.—Three rooms, bath, | ;¢ as Northwest Ts WITH ¢ fl ° 5 bath. Olt BRILAAAAL#. 46590—6 rooms. bath —__ | ICE. Phone Mr. Chamberlin. JEfferson| MAin 2162-2163. bf a wemtnes. ADELAIDE. 2102A—®8 or 7 roms; mod-) RIPTEENTH, 2521A N.—3 rooms, bath. MONTGOMERY. 2930A-——5 rooms. t electric; $28: open. and | furnace: $37.50. =: ». §583—3-room eeame. PY 6980. nee "aed 5 1180 Se ee ern: garage optional: O'Fallon Park die | Apply 2521 nN “15th. (c) Ce HN w. GIBSON REALTY COo.. McDONALD, 1111 Chestnut. MAin 6142. O I MeCs¢wt ry @ CO MAin 2R14 627R. c HOTEI 7, ROOMS. : $77. rooms. ne + : trict: gouthern exposure: rent reasonable TH 939 NW-4 roo pone yl N. %th, | TENTH. 1524 N—3 laree rooms; also 4 COTE ‘BRILLIA J 1114 ARMSTRONG AV. trict: soutner! | FIFTEENTH. : as ’ MAin 952 i114 t wt . NGELICA. 2229—3 rooms. modern: beth 904 condition: $23. Central SATURAT, BRIDGE, 450 same = rooms: @lectric: low rent: open. (c65) | BAT £25 th WITH PULLMAN Te lg | 4 rooms, $25. A Heng Owner. 4860 Kossuth. (cT) | > ORD ad ATURAL BRIDGE, 42014 ALaF sontsie: TENTH. 2614 N.—4 large rooms: cas. oa Aarne OLIAN, 1010 Olive, MAin — In the new “Hotel Saum,’ 674A CORBITT AV. farage. Uw FIFTEENTS, 2608 N.—3 roc garage; an bath 4 ~ omg, "i oo ; Grand bi., facing Reseryoir Park. | § rooms, $60. ANGELICA, 2307— J. HIRSCH _Int) Lite Bide eo * one single POOR with small oan and electric; hot water: ai) con- a furnished: "goebente t is beautifully decorated and fur- 6715 CREST AV. 3 rooms: modern, F a rooms. bath: heat. light fur-/ shed adjoining: running water. call cwn- | Veniences. = —_ | OOTTAGE, 4644—3 rooms. newly 6) 725 SKINKER aly low price: owner leaving town: ; + mayan light, refrigeration, running 5 rooms: will Dut nT At $60. ANGELRODT. 1918A— cone or unfurnished. Call 2004 Ade-| er. STEAD ax w ae 9 vga NT on ee ny $25. central 2054 oeitean eerie: rons ; ence. (c) 7 ( g ms: $°0. a >. NEW! A —# rooms, ————— ~ —UCHART Ideally Located Af 4160-2 rooms. | private: $5: 3.| A. G. BLANKE R. E. CO. 711 Chestnut,| 5 rooms Sr60 "DICKSON ST. — JTRIENT-FPLATS room efficiency, | FOURTEENTH. 3304 N.—4 rooms; new-| floor; bath, electric; good order: $32.50. T WEN" ee a po Ben” it | ae Faci Forest Park — ot Se) ERSHIN APARTMENTS ha 3 * Bore. modern: $50. COlfax 2004. \ (c6) | ly decorated. Electric. (c) NEWSTEAL D. 4100 4 rooms. bath. etc. | Slectric D. rest 93 c , $3 -— Tr S. Tine DarartwEnt 2 Fooms; pri- *P NG ae tet 9 soem “f555a PARK AV. ISHLAND. 3563A— FOURTEENTH. 2010 N—S rooms; gas,| over store’ Heht on 4 sides: only ETH, 3741 N —_. rooms, $23; op- | EUC LSD. 4730-5 rooms; hot-water heatt € Rooms—2 Baths (Gy. beat. cas. eelctric furnished: nee Pereshing : prt ho furnished. ~ ee an Lane gg inn $55. "san So a electric. newly panered: $18 month, F. A. BENEKE. 212 Wainwright Bide _ pot rete ee. ae adu a oO q yan, south past corner 13t side rooms, 6-room ¢ licency. consisting © ” . , r y . — = . . > tL 7h n wmN | rooms, bath, H “ os A‘. —4 arge rvoms. , Tw N kTHu 4823 N 8. bath § Rooms—i Bath . : ings | ‘beds, een, Se eS. 6 rooms, oe. RAYMOND = Moor gg th. ~ gp PndreF apace pastes peeing ay ‘yEtrerson 4060. y+ 50. Garield R4 A a gas. electric, 835. Garfield rorrs FARLIN 481. rene Tooms, Combining many unusu v West must be ae to be appreciated d: Olive- 4030A SHE PARDOAS AV. | OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. | Ror RTEENTH. 1708 N—3 roomag bath. NINTH. sine xv—s3 gas electric. TWENTY-FIRST. 3028 A “Cn rooms, | water heat. closet. bath. Reasonable. rents. xe — University car: complete for housekeeping : 6 rooms, bath. furnac = SHL AND 3929-—I1st floor. 5 rooms: | electric. $25: 1712. 3 rooms. elec.. $15./ &2N- ] month free rent, TYier 0439, TY'er 0439 newly decorated. $27.50 Abany 3683.| Fi.AT—-Four rooms and bath, Ca ty, Frigidaire, 2 ele eS — Furnished, $35 - $4 with or without linens. silver, light: beau- 1623 5 a modern, x | GLICK Realtors. 82° Chestnut. SINTH. 2803 N—4 rooms, electric; new- |i WENTY-SHOOND, 1412 N.—3 rooms: _Theodosis ovinamrrwend and garage. o- ~ ted Office 1901 McCausland. | ;| fully and luxuriously furnished: osit 3 rooms, rear. . $12.50. NRA MEY FR- FL EER RLY, na INV. CO. FOU ‘RIE ENTH. 4318 N.—New flat. deco-| ly decorated: $1 16. garare rent $15 (c} FLORISSANT, 5544Ww—4 roams. bath . +" 2-room apartment. furnished Forest Park See ianitor. FOres at 3 — Oo Wax 242 Grand. _ - 82 rooma furnace heat: 342. oP wn NINTH 3309 N.—3 rooms. +. $18. TWENTY SECOND, 2820 N.—3 rooms. Surnaee. 0) | Wagner-Grant-E sell oursekee ning. Fr. W DIESTELHORST Rn. Gat? oo me. Central {318A WooteFs rooms, bath, ST ROEDER WATSON eee a4 1A IOHNSON R. CO.. Title Guar. Bidg. | $20 iArfield 8342. GREER. 5120-—PFine. ag a f-foom BE: a ; 5 oms. sleeping siaatimeciitaaiattainian bon nad | . -* fine condition: only $25 LIRA Cheetnnt (:Arfie Oy c =03 N .—Large 3- room fiat on TWENTY- BEC OND S8U1LA N.—3 ruom hardwond floors. #team rent ;: 714 CHESTNUT = ma CAbany. 47 inom le) Ww ASHINGTON AT GR AND BROADW AY. 1309 S.—3 nice rooms, also | , three weeks’ rent free GARFIELD 4-40)—Newly decorated ; 3 NTH 2 floor: rent only $20 per month. referentes poor ired (oo, | ©arage op gritone:.. . a ia 2 = Ss Rae 5 rooms water, electric 0 REILL ¥Y CO., 723 ‘Chestnut. MAin 2457. | rooms. bath ‘and electric: $28. (2) GOLDSTEIN REALTY COMPANY TWENTY- THIRD 4014 N.—Fiat. 3 rooms. ore RNS MAIN 4827. ’ ed: adulte. GREER, 4625A—Beautiful new sw Tia : H G Aftfield 8621. a §140—3-room napariment: on NEWLY FURNISHED BROADW AY. 1426A S —4 nice e rooms, | ATHLON E. 44234—6 rooms, hot-wate’ GARRISON, | 37 3713 N. — 4 Ilaree. light | MAin 2026. 810 Chestnut. MAIin 4797. | newly paper ad > M sernieh whed. FOrest 5 UNFURNISHED vas. water, electric $22. se; =Cheat: hardw ood floors. garage si bath. gas. olects ic: newly oe NINETEENTH. 1622 N.—3 nice rooms: | TWENTY-FIFTH. 3936 N.—3 very finest Biv, * on with Murphy icitchen- ~2-rvom furnisied efficiency | Js uri BROADWAY. @08 N.—Se cond and third THLONE. 4235—4 roome, bath. furnace : $37 Fairgroun af bath and jaundry. (c) rooms. bath $30: adults. re row s~ ood eames ' Kk Moir block, | Teustees of TINETEENTH. 4433 N.—S3 rooms. tile; TWENTY-FIFTH. 3930 N.—5 fine rooms. | Screened pose. ihe, hats ton fixtures, H. Pec ‘bath: heat furnished. bath. electric. laundry; large yard. $45. : oS ~ DeMUN z tee oad In the elegant Argonne. 3664 Washingr- floors: & rooms | and bath: gee for room- | and garage. _ SOAS | a: Pri i ee ee ene I me mae: a = shoet sone Chestnut. BACON, 2400—3 rooms. s. bath. electric; “th and Chestnut. s 'N.—4 rooms, bath, | TWENTY-FIFTH. 3946 N.-—3 rooms, gas, | HAMILTON. 570;—8 room Sis: ga te ive) ¢ Frigidaire. Ap- | 11, nm or ‘fas ——— af , "tarnished: living room with concealed bed. bi ORES E. floor AL ASG aw “o621—3 bricht rooms, water, NINETEENTH, 3921 " electric. hot-water heat. electric $20. JOST. 308. 722 Chestnut. | rae 4 room bus alow. $20 GA ee —— IN é , room and kitchenette. which ’ SLIFORNIA, 102 j-.J rooms $23.50: | Ay ~ r iN & 5 —! Beautiful turmished | been entirely refurnished with furnitur Fngel ¥ ar “(ce | BACY. res ig Egat See: 6m. ras. electric’ $18 —_—_—__-—- ) 4 i same: —. best class. | silver and linens: rental $85. including ic- key at 10134 3A. C cAbany 17 64. a math, electric. — 16 HARD S154 N.—6 large rooms. bath NORFOLK 4249 —3 roam ” — et % TYLER, 923—Lar fe 3-room flat; in good 7758 or COMe x Overlobking Forest om iiss (Tivoli) —Elegant ~ 3-room There are also a few larger suites which ‘ RD!) N 4 _ 1422 S.—Fiat. 3 — * TRENTON 2d31A te * : ‘ rooma an e are offering the lowest rent ||| -, — ARRIS. 4931 rooms, nnd eS ‘e) “ ml) APARTMENT—Weest. Phore sentiie for a es hoe "5 scaly furnishes | 445 De Baliviere Av. COMPTON rticld 0414 5 | ae ee ee oe | SEPFERSON 2726 X. = nie roa E67 | POPE, 4007“ Fine B-crom Sncienbic wnt. | ABNER, 3530—4 rocme. new. modera, ea: SER ced ee olin ahi re stove | 3 WES a ae Attractively Bg me ROOK. 3b07—F! ats Z and @ big rooms: CH AMBERS 156-6 rooms, bath, io’ | ronanient oe WAL TER JONES R. E. CO. 618 Che-trut. POMERO _ + BERG KR. E. CO.. POrest 7087 | ae . ; a0 oe oe Tb oa Beautifully furnished efficiency apart- ae eeeee: SAS end $53: tile bath. electric: , $37. | JOuUN. 1448 (near Biair. 2 blocks north of | pope. 4639A—-New. modern. 4 freoms; ACME B4S—New 6 a (c) | Mente. single hotel oere ~ — apart: DICKSON. 2300—Th ree rooms: $16. GAr- | GHAMBERS. 917——3 rooms, gas aud elec | water tower)3 rooms. tile > —_ hardwood floors acreened seones 3943 cm” Ctitax 3068. rooms. garage; i, @68¢—iecernted. furnished | ™C™™- completed and reacy tor Occupancy: | aeid 8603 | tae Bee, a, “HALLEY P. C).. 807 Inace shades, curtain rods. etc; esirable | st-gm heat $52.50: career. ax R ae parlor with bed: “J for housekeeping ome ni furnished ved ee kates tn te Gu | PICKSON 8554-—4 rooms. H. J. HIRSCH. | Chestnut st , Bas neighborhood. | n. — Se a30A__N —— oy - sok S recuse. Seth | : most compete ap , | CLARENCE 99 root 1 ; i s. bat - 1 PG _-New , ——— e a w c) Life Bide. Cl . CE 4122A- Fiat. 4 rooms. hell! RENNERLY. . AeA 4 rooms, ost 8.301 i I nesdwood floors sleeping perch: steam JOST- MILL FR RR. E CO. 195 N. Oth t “4 roa beaut a —shys f St. Louis International Bn ee hot-air be d bath . $45. | $ - one of a gs A * ; ; New building; — c . a Dicks DN 3019-3 roome 3 RENC - 446 vtoane Bains vacant: one KENNERLY. - 3 —wamae” elortite: n | heat: garace concession. COlfax | AMELIA. oo rooms, gas. garage: fur- ah Ry ee : The Ranelagh A partment tric. S= GLICK Realtore 8? ; mn, tile Dat . garage. ‘food © $24. Apply 39S6A oomarty | TCE (el) | nace: $25. ian large ‘ 4 LI . ee ne SW» | _ Oree ee ‘S scsma bath. alee PRATRIE Sisi E—4 rooms. electric. ga- | ARLINGTON 2522A-—3 rocms. modern. : 405 oy WM. SICKING. REALT MAIN 101 ce rn se coc Be Rte OS 4 es ? ) om aneaan Ree incl EET a . new! lv “dec: ated: open . oe i«: SREER 8510A—6 roome ne bath, furn me a ee a AAS. 2227—3 rooms, electric; rent $20. | earnest in town, $14.5 = i EALTY. 820 Chestnut st. | WOLF- POLL ACK, 101 N. ‘sth. MAin 1858) poOwARD. 2316 — Four rooms. electric, electric; $2 batt ie j ) gy optional. TYler_!4* | 3609 Palm st.: 4 rooms and bath and -snediliei } } ' ; ee ——— - third floor. 2 reoms. $13 RE for 2 couples. $100, 3L 5 ae ae , | eateres DIQKSON, 3OLBA—o Nice rooms, th. AY ;0A—H rooms a eth, mod-| KFNNERLY tun wee fe) lectric mt lso 2 rooms, bath n block from Fairgrounds’ Pa newir rated. pein oppos fiat: : garage ee an free ti) J | heat, electricity, gas. Garfield 0270 LIAMS & CALMER. INC. B17 Chestnut.' $35. GLICK. Realtors. 822 Chestnut. Faircround ; garage. te , la roast SS. " »\ i modem ©¢ MAIN 4123. breakfast room, ki i ‘etowe,. ol] burner: uoaieteamnnana- ed wonceepirel) ¢ ~

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25-2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages. , Avartments, Residences For Sale Today. _ATS FOR RENT—Se FLATS FOR RENT—South | FLATS FOR RENT—South | foc) == or FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR RENT—South Pm 3) OWa, see —S rooms, clectric. laundry: MENNEMOT A. 2303—4 reems=, steam heat. '‘SHENANDOan. 447: 4617 i fleer east; 3 ‘ | is. dining. Oreakfast Toom, kitchen- LGIA S14th at. TASK A. 39.3 rooms. bath. electric. ) yt 31 DA—3 - @heetric: | ' . ; AA, } ba & 4 trom agi - appiy 32194 Caltfornia. Sadies oultell | Newly — cT tar 7 ——— | Steaans 133 youn = ee Be RGJIANS 4 PORES | ITTASHRA. 3317 iawn 4a04—4 roor-s 2a! room. | goon. aed r . : ithews - ' ID FT & decorated: ; ! 17 Chestnut. GArfield 1342 POT with or wit Sg ———SS x*% CO. 2407 &. a ' ' . LBLOR, 32134-194—New single. 5 rooms: (TASKA 3506—First floor, 3 rooms.) rr |: a nian Secure. Crna s303A—@G rooms, Ddath. | SOUTH §$ E ATS A4L4MO 7i4g — POG, ‘ GARAGES, $5. “Moders: Feagonatle, Laciete 0372. 8: beth modern WINNGSOTA 4415—_N ; e furnace: — Chestmat._ 3139 Halliday: 4 reeme. sunroom. _ Steam best: bed. ' sleeping porch, ga |4 LARGE ROOMS S&REAKFAST DELOR. 3521-25-—New 4 , Of _ Me AST BGO... MAin_ 3034 . 7 ‘ ¥ ‘leer east sit WAGNER GEA. ST BELE - | aes ; $50: aduits only. | 5ROOM EFFICIENCY AT WALTER JONES R EB CO. 61 -| JEPPERSON. 4333 3 —Mear Cherokee. 3 | bric_ garages optional, . - | arm Se oe + CHESTNCT. | sO. Tie ». ape ype double flat. four 55 LAND DeLom. 4373—New 3 rooms dining. al- rooms bath and attic: t 343. (¢37; MISSOURI. es ems, bain, Sor ; Saas terms. : . 527 TO 31 ASH A: cove tenie rn throughout. garage. (¢ JEPY ERs i he 35444 — —— ba th, Bewly decor wated. & ese li Sua. - (ct4 ASD DE TONTY 414da -5 rooms, orice 45. shades. garage. reasonabie. |MINSOCRI. 3543—23 rooms bath. electric. | Say + 3 LARGE ROOM> BREAKFAST ROOM moving free. LAciete 5092. JULES. 2242—3 rooms, electric and $30 Oven. GArfield 5041. = ANDOAH. os rooms, 4+ROOM EFFICIENCY AT He TONTY. 28: 55a —§ recta, paik. fur- MISSOURI. 3679-—3 rooms, gaa. electric, | cons. ma T2322 Chestzuat. " 290590 N “ENT N _eawias peres. Murphy bed, st-am heat. JUNIATA. 3411—3 large rooms. bath. Mc Es AP RD 4452—4 rooms. a sardwaod floors, furnace; rent very rea- | Dp 4 a O BL. y , ¢ ' ' newly decorated. = i remodeted . #28, electric. ‘ a | — ener wil! rate ; DE TONT 312 modern rooms and | trowra Tt 34297 ——-3 ron vat - tata | — SWEST REALTY €O.. 2308 Ss.) \joroculy Ww r nut, | ends © commas, ath. steam hesting | FM ogy yk yy, BE Me $340 ome and bath: elec | VORGANPORD, 4458—4 moms, bath. can, | Kingshishway. GRend TSS1 «}| THOROUGHLY MODERN pliant. fi : 83) FPNIATA 415443 toon hall room. _@ectric. newly remodeied; mmmediaie pes) Favey 2h2a—3 laree reoms. electric o-Rm. Eft. and Mu by, $52.50 | J. . EPSTEIN yy Son = TY INT Y 4i40aA—S rooms. sun pariu®, upper tile bath hot water heat. > seesiOn ; att - is. . 0 rp MAin : S17 Chestnut st. | wreakfast room: $35: garage $5 extra. rave $43 NEBRASKA. [Tis—J en modern: good StONEY 294 ti—Laower flat. _* moms. ee £it =. c pian | Riverside 35312 iful oC - —. wer Frknaees “307 biegasen mats - - 35. Riverside 6845 Ww. _— nhac 350 AN DETRUSON eTocs. | EY Yj tile beth: furnace: garage “ag 4 — 3 — 535. wer 4-room BRAND-NEW w GNER-C GRANT-BELL RBALTY Co.. faa, G53 toca Wee th. electric. TERMANN "O08 Chestnut | m heat ¢C NEBRASKA. 2667—4 rooms. sath. co ose —— al i. 714 Chestnut _ : 7EWEY _ G021—S rex rwen S. om — 9754 A eooms bath ole aleetric » ae Sei. be 35 oo ; 3 REAL ROO MS—#$40 1% A. 4829A—3 roms: hard- ALRION PL. 239) om flat, baeth.| rea Riverside 6778S trie rat reduced. (cti2) NEBRASKA. 4144—3 tooms, rent ree | Tee fo * Caiiterats (southeast ¢ FF. Hears, bot water ee garase 5% PEER RED ED 315 a MES id So a | DEW r. 5707 WAS Froome Phys ~Tartace CAPAYETTE 3648 | = looms: a rn a. Key at 41444 Nebraska, or call | SWAN "$5554—@ toome, bath, eas. ee. =. ; “ “a " r t > =7 ks a ¥ a —— . . Ral BRIDGE a1 |! - _— RT ANKE _* "e.. 5) FT" Frieetnat — ~ 22 A— 3 rooms, be es0C- bath, electric, furnace. PArkview 3248J. _ a rras coe: p ar aoe, eae fur Pres — en —~ Tn eee modern > newly es $42 50; garner toh RELY Lso-—werond tf; euth, 4 MeDON AL _D. ‘uu Chestaat. MAin 6142. OTN, 0, a) a oT TEWSTEAD. 1819 §.—4 rooms Sreekfan | TENNESSE 5531-—3 reema. hasdweed elias Southwest | . rooms. Breakfast roes fam heat. the| DOVER PL 7IZ4A—S —— modern. ae E lh oe 7g rams ata. roon noder Wbera!l eoneeasion: opr Foes water heat: garage. a a —4 end ‘ath; | A 'r RIDGE. 38275 — New ay lar ; on - ~i FC the furt ‘7 a+ big ~>. sarc whed f)oers SeDarate and Leoe- fe = 2 ; . - . site oh; Sa Tt S Rand S431) T 2 TENNESSEE - Pow Ms bath. za- Zz candit Virr 2 - haréwoed floors; furnace va iT @ Ceermene , iets gp 2 me 7 90) = “SACK = =: mana raace | ; TE 8GA : ; rooms, oles rage if wanted ARSENalL. §448—j3-roecm modern ' FRLING o. 1 hestnut NICA. 3626A—New, modern. 5 snght ) LAFAYETT ie -—-aapaclll ee TE agp 0 203 2 TENTH. 1904 S—2 rooms. $14: 1906A_ | ,g05°"* slades. €arase. rent 350. ——_ ; — . r. § Realtors S822 Chestnut. ——— | a ae a ) Goot Eiu0W 145¢-08—Modern 5 and 5 / Pt : . t $45 each. _ rooms. : low rent, apen OOifax 5129 ay) ee See cs | ; 7 _ ~ bree en f= LL: oma bath. laundry,| Too bis Grand sad ee: ee) a ee GRO T™ Chesteu 3.—¥# nice. large rooms, gas. "ear. $13. GLICK. | ; S. _ fe) : - % ARSENAL é3224a—Three roemse: ala —-." be fate Ten er 5S . Ges “= PRI Nt RENE. + Ringer Bn ne eg eee ee . rer ay at oU Mites Ss 2410-—New fiat fiat 4 - ! umbing. hot-water waa en Ge gg okie 4965——Peautiful 4 peome, | T ig “C1 ion - 3840R ‘ verside Is ) artwoead ———— ns |ALLEN, 2300—2 new 4 —* ¥ aparimenr | DUNNITCA. 3626A—New. modern, 6 bright LAFAYETTE. at 42—5 reoms, ba! .. te- |) men ~ — > small | Surmace garege fh fiaare a hot-water he age manag - | Bate: owner 3310 Ohio eee . rooms; % tiock Grand and Lee aaa rea-| water heat v dec ' G@Aartieid ‘is - 5 3 — , un jectric. —_ S h; > ; Pea 25M ) SORTHEAND PTHLAND Sas" aS soos | ALLEN. 2050—Corner McNair. 3 large | 70Ra@ble. Riverside 28741 ay | =. KEANE & FRANKE 1000 Chest os ee ; oe _BANCROPT. "5352 —New Sroom bunea-| oF S. ~ - in i ath :: almost new ADS. I719A—3 moms. bath. : ao : , : gael — secgtnetcsgtt iy Py , nero "oF Ga iow-flat: modern =arage. Teason _Feasona ie rent. | ttm m. hardwood floors carage nt reddy : € " Be iP ‘ eum til c83) LAFAYETTE 3941— ‘hestnut. EapDs 322 +9 nel .. n vdern 5 rooms. ern 4 besmutifu! ~jisiTis new! 7 pe tt! p ‘ » & id, fiz : ‘ tr» a oS - 4 rn . f Realiy - - . ail COnTehichess - 2 reasona- rooms. acrrened =— sBieudid ‘aundry tNN 29394- Bhs teal ripe sie hat fur rnace sa fe) | 347 50. wba coneremon: Jan. l. LaAcied 2! Tex th $a: . JOENSON & lockers. garage ional. open. concs- 4 roome bath steam $45 —. * or — | 12°9 int + ae 3: 3 electric. new'yv =a ) = - ~e~jern Tent reasena Die | iY: a ry i; 2 basa Waa ke : ST ErE a | a coe 39 : a — 4 rooma, bath, car- | BARTMER. 3581 mor ted: 1 . _ LAPATE . mm , Satn. —— += -* , 228 | floors. janitor aveli a ART REALTY = Si4 Cigptaut. -— ; '31LA—J reoms. bath. electric: | a waar” co.. 4 = TON. 56003 large screen = gz. - | ae ee! ae Bene P A rewiew 34 5424 - — |} ANN. 20374-203894—6 - a. bai , t reasonable t id tenant. (; ee MARKET 5305A—4 rooms. re-| «,- ae te wT _— ach, bat: _,_ Sent repeamabie to ged tenant. {¢) | loom hardweed ‘floors, tile bath. sicam aie Tat 7 a . meee | ee ¢ Tn $45. GArfield 71°25 oo a Ne — re 7 rooms. ale bath $+.) aE IRTY RIGHTS. 4223 7 —w dern four; CLIPTON. 27154—J3 rooms, baih, steam BELT 1472%—5 rooms: ¢@ ’ * THOMPSON g 7 a e141. “12, = re ot ts aS SVS RATES sh: * t nes igh rooms, garage. eee a -_— er : RE '. 373994A—3 moms: toilet. laun- "one. guuroom, bath, furnace double ga heat. HJ HIRSCH. Intl. Life Big — $45. = : iu. . 2 ; ; . ’ 32 ‘ anit oaevie: ‘e. ‘ w ' °? : ‘ an tw niv 4 , “Sar : a, qd Sea) rmzItsice work (OLD MBI . re) ONT t fy! 2 P 4962—3 roome. bath and garages — re Soy . 1 ea 7931—4 nice roe bath. hot wa- — -- —-- — THIRTY-EIGHTE F} ; A. £977—Madern: 5 rooms. sun- Laue “ gee et sae it to appreciate. =. coe . 1% AS Boe Bi. andy reame. bath MEDS CKE. Laclede LOG4 ter laundre: $° Inet : 2929 Lemp IN. 19384—4 reoms, bath, $36. Vi- - wat come ao = i. won foem and farage_ , 6849-9514 = {y PA . Soba fooms, garage. modern, Et _336. see | his PRosnec: ae , ac TF 3d75—New 4-5 modern $50- rp 74234— oright -eoms 2 _ 2. DALTON, 2815+ rooms, sum partur. | _ i} aOR : | ight rooms. bath. —— it 1306. fe A i aig ror til bath. GRand 6478J _aciede 6258. «cB os as $35" . ‘| OREGON, 3247—5 moms. bath. rent THIRTY. NINTH “7 7 {¢83? | “hat- water ‘eat: specia inducement. ‘c8%) a electric: Lia & open. Call Ca." 7 x Sita $273 ewe New 5 large POOLS 7 “ 2 bu + , ass i . i: aad . eat 3 4 \ Cer -« a 1° Cae t ae. — furnace. > 3915 roams. bath. electric , ; . — aed _ > Y- J - - DEY r¢ NFHI Re. 32 — roams. sun poren, q 7 a fe) : 37 FE bath. steam heat. hardwoed : threagh- | * Se ~-A— 3 and $ roems; steam 8 zon m. $45 2934. $35 iss REGUN 4418a— DicKMaNN R ~) @ea ¢ ant. | fase: near school and car; $45. (40) | — uv 7 iat. @ rooms, Musph | > HE POres; 1828] a3 Beas. tiie bet! ih garages. PLAD. 24 3. in ern | | CMP 3853—Fing rat “flear commer @ >? Mors snd hath THOLOZAN. S04 Sroom | 2=vO NSHTRE 49144—@ rooms. bath. | ‘SERTE large roam : - mogen: yew: Ses oer | a aie —a rooms: ee = pel i: Maer = : ~ m ‘. —- _OVEeTiOGking (ar : as eniy $40. F. A. BENEKE. OR&x)! +647 A = “ern 7 r lash = — ™ | electric. amuace Saree tee ee ace | iEn THO . , . Call Hiahe -~ 2 lences. uding garage. $50. Highiaad ,_.' an te Phone [Act Mrs esi rooms - 432: Mnwrig! . 2a) peewee ace. acu sa Se EX. Sealtors, GArtir - LD. 49444 Nw ale = ae po nang wall "= ———— = gag song — eo — ; - hartweed flowers: er: remt $56 7. : papered : —— ‘ SHELP & CO.. 106 N- G@th «i JEN, Oe tae gee a e5r-e F NG R BE. SO 2th aad C mar. , . :, a , tte gs a a ~ | ee i230" e 4 ; t . = r7f ee Pe a = : sf : itz cy BR oe ine ees ee ela, Set | weabe steer te - rea. hardwood flog S; DDUGRBOROCGH (506—3 rooms, new, O84. df gcove, ee Sed PSD) TWELFTH 20004 S—S roma bail and | ‘new and mo ral wo BLACKSTONE. 14 is 3 ; ; : “Ow st 2 Z ba ry) »f : oO ; eS . 24° ‘rie ' ° a e ~ — ss ~— ‘J : . e+ ota —.) =. TG Le in-a-dor bed: apen. BAMBUERGEF y = rooms. an- 4 bath, { hea new flat. 5. —— : : ~ ee — — c . eS? | "versive f dine sas first Soor strictly 2 FRANCS PERRY-RUTH. 119 S Th op ; Srand $ravois | [on premises 4 (coe; LO “GHBOROTS GH. 49 A—Fine flat of q Jt BU — ee: GS SmpEove | TY ROLEA: 44574—+4 rooms. modern. | FINK MAS hard- Gyr 3 ‘ “| ‘ PALM. 5145—4-family. 5 efficiency. gh AMBERGER 6483 — 2 ' FLatT— 1 ath. furtace, on An ecautilui roams; sil modern comvenienres, ——: Ts Gee) 3. > Hanmel 3600 3. Brnadwar rood fa } : ne ge tina _— 7: Murphy ‘aie, tected Gone “i: Gua. perches tense ‘¥. Apply F. A. Berry. 2115 3. J garage, a lovely heme, rent low; 1 bleck at | gS o CTAH PL. 3843 — 5 moms seeping | : ALTY | SE a —— ei Bg Mlle —. poe. ? ardwood —, ars ences, garage. porches ns, as Fe , - es . * ae from Cherokee car AZ) WENZLEK. GARFIELD 1427. Sa ee ee te memes am ape . . 1819 a ‘er SBURD 1401|\—J] ~egm & Se pee . aoe “ 3! furnace. $40 ame = . gg = "ABANNE. . | oa reems. modern. hai- ATES. 2Ui9-——(Biock east of Grand Sue HeLie aie an. LY isl ata . “a Ra Ss51M ; 312: my furnace beck | 2 — _— -_— | “i lease . z ne at water heat; carage. BELLIS. GArfiei beaut! 2» Tooms. sun - — “ ; | te Daath. steam hb pian Riverside 28347 ers ae = = — aie AR fam . H BLDt _E. CO. 4222 Gravois , , Fe Pune. : vated 3Oas. hardw wood f s: $38: g: $5 Per ea 7S HALL : 807 Chestnut & Locisi 3324a—5 laree li le ; lemant Will show. : Ri. i ee de 56 y! 40 aaa rooms, bath, newly ‘ S44 att io -.- — Sea 40D) 308 P anil ‘toller €24 BA tet ents oan ; | = a M* in _ 38° + hardweod floors. GEO 7 WARE TH me bath $20 Sieve wG0)—3 TOO “De: hard —— floors _Secorat a 3 LANA. +7 35—4 rooms. death. $33. hr or a. -S24-T8T4A : rot “mas. | . eA REALTY f “ONSTR. 5 ai *- etl . MHEG. pone yat- CATES. 5147A 3 2 ; AMS At 7 Th Chestrut. eet CRt. ie i — DE imar uf POL SO i9364A—3 roems. bath. elec r nant about Lec. I - — . ve ° ; : st con he S : ah ‘ eee Elerant _ LUTS. 4850A—ti rooms. bath. 4) Pi E 932A —. bath. eelctric time. GRand 28377. (ec) |LYON 2840A—3 rooms electric. $18. PARK AND JEPPERSO “—J3 rooms, bath as a. 6 hc | ; | PPASKA i roaftis, tile bath. garage. | ee condiven: adw Sp ioenstaire POrest BERG K. E. C0... Frest tO67 TalNS aaa 2Bub sir 2 © Elliot bOL: S4—» moms. balh. electric. | GLICK, Regtors, $22 Chestnut. | a an 1 aR | & ae fel . tal in Tower Grove @eights: rent coms > Fae =e = . i Gites 4:°15A—S roome. = e~ s 7 a : TY mry g° 7 h-etrrrt sf LYON = 5 a -e me eci ric “woe : AR . LU A— JZ ms Sise8 i elec ‘Fac ‘oO Ju n a . : =. tiie. ; , _'er ——e opened tee... all . } low rent o813A 3 - , goo tent. new paper $272.50 S SCCGENE ra UTHEIMER wT! LrLIaAMS & KINGSEH sHIGHW At. 5782 3 Ww —3-mem oa 5032-— = ; eipettic * aay: bead small ; 9 hay . Fy : Ss ™ NIT : : ~Sae , erm: si ngulew hath. furnace: $50 oe _ inctSs Pu... 4715AS-ro0m Gat. for ae st Lots. Slos—é rooms: modern: lat : e 3-3. modern. S500 onae : 4 ' “de 6449 Po Ls 194: 4—J3 nice rooms. bath. onditien. $15. OCEntral 29: 34. — a — 1L¥EeR Ine 17 Chestn leor UOnen ‘ 5 cr: ma. _.. , furphy | ,tlectric. $32. Call LAciede 0206 Sun- McDONATD. 364°—5 rooms and bath ~- a a ‘| PARE. 3400—/Third fleor arge. light CiwneuveN?T 79 3 and FEDERER REALTY co CATES. 5 ; $2 , . &. ; ‘te 3 = rMaomis and | 26190 Gravois av PRospect 13 cnditteas. s abie rest. here o> ee E F SMITH. er a? (es) ae ee > roomm, furnace 5LAlO $A } rooms. bath. Murohs iC J&fterson S887 (em: | bed $3: miuire at 4148 Blain, ‘ay. GRand J520 Monday (c) ll deeorate - | ; roems. bath. fur- BLAIME. 4114 -Nice -_ 4] bath. POLS mf i17—3 rooms, bath. furnace DONALD Og modern & Poane OPTo . = * don ~ sn oe xitchen tte. ile bat! Pw , mo | Fen pew — LMAN 4575—3 rooms. arage ontienal: most reesenabie rent. CATES = a ~ — _BARNGOVE & SPECHT. ils N. Teh. NCR LL SHBG WAY. ii5e 3—J rooms and! allowed. rts : . _se reer a Shacdes : Hiland wt? JJ eece a INSHED sT tocke eS gegen BLAINE 39374—3 rene, bath, CR! MILTENBERGER, 14 N. @um ot. , '. Pent reasonable concession ta Te *; your. Wie Sew: 3 real RE -arage rent $40 INBGRG @ JON BS Real- _'f demred all | Iverside 6025M FOLSOM. 3801— (Corner Sycten) : three liable tenant. open. CAbaay 76548 ~ f. @ae = — « tric mmediate possession | “Sree WFEN7T IPR GARPIEID 1427. | , 4 4 Peo Fores: ie | BLA! N ag 4 05 5 i4——e _— 5-r - pees large. light rooms. bath. elect ct iy 4:4 a gee ? a? 5-re : Pt}. , - eo ~ or ~ Sth ost “ ; fe} = = ~ Ar FU EN > z ~ . dog 62 3 reems, bath ' : ciency, modern; $42.50. FOre - 9a8: 4 AG BLANKE 8. FE. ¢#.. Ti ¢ Chestnut. Te full “sized bedrooms furn : ~ 2 a VTRGINIA G50" AL — large. light rooms | ba NI DOWSE. 6540-3 rooms. ti: ". — ere ~~ _— “O new _furnace — i ’ ie —— ° 59 roUCRTEBNTS 1630 i ful modern Tat seen (ARARS ow a ee > 1 ato ;, Very hath ‘2 elepetric | | furnace; garage eptienal. Riverside 2 oo ‘Ste —# GTAR. ‘= ML MOSS lig ad W By be 00a — 3 aennentionti are _— a wae : VE 7 ae light : : . 7} ee ath aundry . . ' lit; $35 Ca bany 7. (c : —ii- xe } 5-% oS a +e / + ‘ : "? Cr TA. 41 36: ‘ i Anthony 3 parish i —~— — “ - — ; = ‘HAMBER AIN SS : ’ ca 4 Soret Me ? ¥ Ded, LUPPER-ACKER Realtors o iwkovemenis: newir _ = : ‘ - r be - = 76 78 e, clectric. toilet: | BOTANIC AL. S1T6—NIck CONDITION, za: age $22 ae 35305. ‘rage. Gites dit ans lem, rooms, f eosee garage eeuaen to $50. (cn: FR -l)SA—3 rooms. toilet. clec- | orase Meteney Rotwaer ai ara PROZDA REALTY Ch. ~ ‘ . nu ~~ Vv . iat : tim : . ee - . : 3 : - 3,9 " - . « = iz ; ~— ANIC AL 3640 A—ti rooms. tile b Th ter eaher fixtures screens. \ades. BE _ kk. ~m) — ~ a ._ | Vi Meat NTA 5 —Three = ; CAUSLA —s ante are fu on ee $55 convenient | —* Te any weather strip. heat yA. e = 4 » ae aern rooms. sunroom. ; z « " es RT Ss € a oe “aa - " ss ae a . ° "aaa > =e Uist ; e ~ elec : ; r _ 2 ae _— Rent reduced to $40. tc) | BROADWAY, 33364 S—3 rooms: water, GRACE 3470— aa PiU hot- i2th_and Chestaut sts * hiee foe cents Seams, bath. $50 “BROZDA REALTY (6. 1006 CHOUTEAT | Ar. 2008 Son? Riverside TT@l tel WENZ? Sarinte 1400 CoC iSc. = i117—Beautiful 5 scome: | ir GS 5106-——¢-room fiat: all con-| £22: tent $22.50 verside 4310. = § Water hi ath. electric, one biock § McREE. 41404—Four rooms. 5-roem effi- SF new iy wedz. va : ~ = | : — re so yo a 7 -EMENS. 5727—Seem ee 2 ater newly decorated. garage. i). Apnily downstairs. (eo) | BROADWAY 4219 =: large rooms. ——— = — S c : f regt reduced: $45 J rr 7-—3 Pooms, bath. furnace WINN -enclaglags 437A—t-room flat tie | — 142 Tents Foor m tlle hath. @ coo bee oi Z WisTiLLe. Ll'}—4 roems. beach aad No. 4; 4e—4 rooms. bain: news $25. electric light, toilet, new!y decorated art. 3546 A—3-room flat. bath fur- FED ER REALT . tee. | $37 2) a: pUrmace Murphy ded. ois | heat. bath. garage: large yard: | .onressions. ar ‘si . Teaw Seem poreh: furtace: carage, $60. 8; s®coni fic: ma ‘ousmen” Me yard acs. € ric. Murphy bed: rent is nigh: t I 0; 3 ois. POTH TT le Ti a New 5 rooms “bath firp- Tae aereh . ww "at ae ne fo re ehiasen emg = Me = from car = COwek. 4313-_3 — “> . Reo EB. & R G.3c0 os ge ERR gape me emer rags seitinineinini , od rN aaa ee ——a te. . r > 3 e445 88 - ‘ = i. s STE cy te ’ ‘ © ‘ . , F ae — : 2 Tce : ‘ ~» Foo! eCiec- 1aTa wood fi Ors. ras el See ene 13 — a , oa: 2 . = = 10 Man aes. all eff of hall: ‘a nisl = Z YN N eR 742. — Piree fleor: 4 ow ——— v LRN 43a— —~ "Ooms erectmc. | WI ENTZ 544)-44—Nee five rcoeme oa CREST 6724-4 | . of a and Ores k’.e#t room: steam oral . 't evo : rage eee fall on reoms. SiH Cigbee dl std ee ere. y g Vacal ard; $35; vacant. COlfie 8403 BROADWAY. 37 375 roe “ ETERIN 382 :7_ Gravois. PResoect 1933. “°: steam heat ———--—— = _-___ =—> : Si7 ', C 2220. tacenitie aes n RAND. 33 § roms, Moederm: ga- roo . rat un porch: ai! dees eanve a ee 2undry: attic _dece rated . ey Sownseirs. | race $55 month Rive-side 1161 ic6: Srheel. Trruire - ‘ors a anes ’ e ‘ ‘ e 00d lo location n —. qults 4 ) ate ae J pS Oe we ~2 v1 IN ET t. pas 4 rooms. bath oi ail WI Re n S454 _§-reem effimency- hot R=ST RASA ~ F r= = Prez Y 719 3 : -t ° tric: mi opis i a cater heart medern Riverside o- = aanene san —— CAUSLAND ics te HTVCOonw RR. CO. F - _@ram beat. mm ok INGS TRUS Se ne . 40uU 5905—Modern. 4 eae AY: $008 £ —-Beautiful new bun- | — 2 30h water cendition: lower floor 8: et tem’ 4 ara a _, hardwood floors, oe re — modern flat; MAGNOLIA :; I 7. flat and sun- a . ALIFORNIA. 1726A—8 rooms, furnace, ~ ; : rooms, tile bath. i, 3313— : haih. elec. | only $435 per month =~ y flat sf wood fies stes ; KT RDOCH. 5004—Lower Sa. = ‘bent furnished $5.) os oe a> = a ae ‘ETER'NG 3697 Gravois. PRoet 1833 TOMING. : —Lower modern 5-ream ‘rn. Metal a — — ~- . a LAL "ye od oe ER po » a4 ‘ ‘4 Pat ‘eurn Pha ~+. . fl a |f Det GHE RTY Ls a CO. Set —~ # lec ~ gy iry $22 yoo | : . - = i {3 at 7 = — hot t 374" —- EODOSIA_ 5600—Dandy a rooms bot i a iz = “Ta ey atin + ber Fog ; Ma} . : eo ' On . ‘ crs : > ms ¥ . 2 ss , ~ oa, 4 MAG wh L t 4 301 7A ne New 4- ~oom. -. -. ~ laum FS a rvii wiz y " row ms. AO water 4 ; a = —"s = a Ler: . eorner. ; | CALI: POR “NIA (1536 A—Corner 3 rooms —o ae “ya ee af — screened porch, _pardwood leers; etc. RUSSE ; iiss ms. Sariwoud neat we —— Ni G HAM 4917—5 roems and sn ) Er ANP BODOSIA 373 | 3 ie: res aR. 2°30 3.—Second floor. 4 reoma IND, 3447 —¢ rooms, bath, H. J.! {1 ors imhy bed. newly decerstai. « WYOMING. 2 rooms. beth. furnace. | — Ss =. — MARTIN oLiay, ore : - a , ‘ CALIFORNIA. 2536 bath. fy ana kitchenette. bath. furnace: garage intl. Life Bldg. rss _Musphs — @ rooms bata. «tea: 37 50 > $2.) extra. NOTTINGHAM. 490834—4-room fat: hot- | % | | 3 “$-434—6 and 7 ——¥ , t's ht hae _ roo Dat ste" md —— ‘ rarage. ra- i. 3 ~ ; & YOLIA, 3018A—5 rooms bath. elen- wery Teaeenabie Hiland 2742. ck WYOMING. : 5 rooms, haliroam: “water ar a agrees oe “— 9), Of BALIVIERE. 317—! eat new!: decorated modern. nes an lan ' Riverside 32187™M. GLICK re 250 nabie => or raem efficiency - oe , tere 827 “4A 3 PLATEAC. §814—4 modern autside rooms: (onronw F & R SCOPE RPHERSON 43@A—4 rooms. bath, oo 5 akane fi ; i 17 ma. PRospex 51% ) Gravois, eg — ah } scene A rab tri w S43 nae = ts USSELL, 3972—4 rooms newny deco- ~ a end JOHN DOWLING R. BE. co. ¢. hardwood floors. furnace WYOMING, 33034—8 reoms. hot-water “ion heat lau whe. far Race Cathad rt ere 7—New modern. four os -. ner will dre ce $45 asx $5 Phone BTiard #SA5M a) DELAWARE. a an go — 3 —athedrai Brieh. or s sOUTHW REA $24 month: Julian and B A. STEIXLAG; R each: furnace. oduks. Main 0393. r Rrictiv ra: ne as J es: ne a aan G4R. (omO ja 12th and Chestnut. Li SRANL 05 — =~ ; =... | RUS8i PL.. 313 ‘ gg tg 3 z ¢ large rooms, ‘tile MAU AY. 2125—5-room aaa ig mod- | reems. Murphy bed: $50 “O.. 836 _ Kingshighway GRand 321 JCINCY, 5345—5-reom efficiency. $0: HeTiwire 1219— ; 7 Fs AI Teo lgzt a ‘a! a . . }—"—" 3 - > . - r A A 2 7 are ¢ . ttt e : oF t fur , BATH. a wot w fee — ~ - wo ' EBAE 5508 — Siew o-room efficiency ~~ h. new: $4 rent reduced te $45 fax 1904v SSELL. 4154—6 | oms. . steam tn f roo ain garage optional. corter. heat and ! ce oncession RIr “ers, de 28622 = = HRISTIAN B INK EL! 6021 A—ai agi © imi, OD aree ,, _LAC L. "LEDE san oP &. x. co., 2023- 2027A—M xen 4 reoms he [ reasonable. GRend $074 Qn ¥C MI NG 41433 large. ight. iry ule bath. f aa ce, strictly modern ac es _ GRand +539. Csanl — ——+ | rooms, b ath. 48 jae e! lectric: nicely dec- SUINCY. 4958-—New ¢roem apartment nent car to Wa ijija—Modarn. 5 poams. Tames new. Riverside 2175 ie BS ae diese 3812A- ~# Teoma modern. new- 2124—4-mom furnished , 3 a oll Basen h: heat | rated , 335. Sat: $40. GRand 76431 (oO) DELM AR. 4851—4 roc a , omed i 5 hea. ca, | CARROLL. 1717 — 0: Domi te r , | 3 g | E_J37SOW : ern: reasonabie. GRand "$4: rh (OO) Hu 7 m7 WENZL eK. “GARFIELD 1427. QUINCY. 4931—4 rooms end giassed-in F J] CORNWELL BR. x Te r 310 TITLE STARA AmANTY oot 5 he) ee ti, Steom, oases. with bath. ol til furnished. $80 (e127) |MAURY. 3144—4 light rooms. sarage Ss BEAUTIFUL 3-RM. MONTANA ST. FLAT sieeping pereh. newly iecorated: modern. WETWAR oT ten om ef , wis” ASE Rest TY ©O.. 921 Chestnut ' “33119 —« rooms and beth. elec- owers $50 _ _GRand (892M ie : ete ; Montana; garage: rent reason- 549 BALSON REALTY dod : R. CASTLEMAN 73 : a ic. ad only; third ies, MAURY 19054 13.4. i7TA—4 rooms. all 2€at. 8 ro Cabany 138 | bie ie Ete rside 5201. (ce) | ROBERT. 4958—4 rooms bath, furnace TwLVAR 42495 rooms, & Sadi gteteie- pokes th oetian | GRAVE 55 ruished : “conveniences: idea! locaiion LaAciede $313 soe ream bun 1gaiow -_ As x , , rd . . Nf . . A—smai/] Reat MAURY. 31 ” ——— ee | Coe 14°99 ’ : iad. id : _ ' . r ff ith fat - ve ~*~ r4 : - ii ie ‘ : 4 7—Bee aT. ou on =7 ANG ™ 142234...4 rooms electric. | 3 re . hot-water urmace; wit It = 2) sco . s. hath. room modem Tai CAST EWAN tive egities. | nem nat. au. Bellefontaine car to Mississippi and yi . fat marten Sua fa 1° " , r with: garage: just west of Grand CTHERLAND. weve 1 ~ oe ‘an, DELMAR. , 1140—iee anes open —s = j ony cS | rooms, bath, “srsvots, ae ns ” " ‘Res Chest ‘LUPFER ACKER. Realtors ; -asonable. fe} —— ee ge gy apening fer d | | — cooma, modern; will | ormeriy North | furnace, garage “good onditien. GRand GRAVOI 4 roms, tile Bath. fur- = CHERTY =_E._CO.. FOS Chestunt. oT GEO RGE, 168—3 rooms, $17. i ss we. ph gg == ee — — a 4 an emer Onan. _ic) rly North Mar- — Oe lamdwoed fice rent $35. Cheree MAURY. 3117—4 rooms and sin parlor: 273. ee , | ‘5! ficnita st. bath. etc. ak a — : =e. — awd 5048 : 4 0 ———— ae ‘wrt eaeoe an She KE 3 “coRMANN WALSH 194+—4 raeme. aaraue wil ee Eas™ ee args _ ate J ) ae T — = gegen ees ang : ke re “4 ~— : j ' I ' ™ a ad 3 ; Ce 3 , hes ~ at orate oo _ane reasonaule rent. Ji s *. DICK M alee ' ° "as Ps -. a new, hard- PRospect 1519 2410 ‘Gravois. anon ei iM PM 0 a... - WIT 441 Five laree light reems ‘ev... 3 ‘ ¥ ; ‘4 j > estn ut R z : . : . s : — A. earage. 08nves- Mr cy TRY ene 3 A —, rooms bath. steam m4 t et . 75 “7¢ 3° . ‘ rr) Ta. TENTH. “7 a2 Ss RENT REDE Cc i sr >a 1 a | oo “rr rent ae -., : gp et : es - Catnay oe : ‘c et . a ‘ach S13 nducement : iryinre- ‘ . : re ; m — > ~e fer * | aLs@ CONC ESStON T® GOOD TENANT. Wi\ONA 40174 Ne ae: iveruide 2 sae “oom EASTON. 4741—4 : — A. —@ Toeme: ai) CO.. 826 av == A G BLANEE ©. & hs , ‘Rewly Gorated: very . 7 3 . Oath. fur- ; —_- rent red - Cal Wrest aaeLknAT 4450—New, & rooma, sleep-| GRADOIA 362 Mg ge heat. hardwoed floo ae Northland. ' Ing perch ; hardwood flears, tile bath,| hardwood floors. Murohe b+ ally i ; = grOLTMAS #0¥ia “chon A ee MORRIS AH &. $26 Chestnut. efficiency, $42 5/ , . ( outeau. ST INCE? JUQA—3 : ye Bee rar era Roo “D GARAGE. $45. _ 4068 CONNEC Tr! UT. 4- M FLAT A EASTON 2 rt ' , 5991-374 Southwest. tile bath. electric. 3 Me ‘evince to 208 ; ELL. 7 ae fiat, §-reom of . Y $50 Garage. Bland 0971 W SSR 1LA —- tee. & 5 reeme steam- heatin RF co. tere aa , ’ 7 oe Tet aw oY hit ee) : 3 - a - Rn were p> . R x Oey Senet ~ CO. out Chestant. DETERING _I8Ss Gravois. PRospect 1839. MSESARD. 2&: 2214—4 reo ™s, Dal jani- '-pDIrre «tt a GArfield 8908. | nat nario py er . : MAN, this flat HARTFORD. J424A— rooms. hot-water) —— ree an . —_4 mode = arc % bat ardy ood . : ASTON * s $17 30. BRANNER. RIV ERSIDE Sane. 4 MET T a” ae papiinneeins som | s#@Darate entrance phone RI aition ; ne ane te " 55. . Rig Fs At 5027 Chippewa iin new Southampten 12 COMPTON. 3939 $.—3 light rosma bath | why bed. steam *t New 4 rooms, Mur- 5447M 62) SHAW. 26244—Roomers. gents or couple | “APIST ANO “AP. T one biock west of 4000 5. EB. Kingshigh-! wain 4557 amd electric ate wat oe me heat sardwood floors. | VeRaMEC 3356—N moda TMDLS ate ant Se 74d a . have swveral cxzceptional 3-™mom Chemical RB} GOMPTO \ 2 Pa gem "i ee a *. Parkview 279M ow flat. 4 vane ond —_ buna SHAW “$i Gis. second floor. hea’ m8. tan rooms, sunroom, in-a-dor ELLA. €115—2 : cl Bae 3. G "HAMMET. 388 St eth. Sai a en (98 lecommted. $43. ne 43) 22 A DSCH MUTE R. £&. CO. 2407/| ets. cae range Dex, heat. janitor T fate have 5 teome, breakfast Ivy decorated: 239- 51444 eo, AV = ; : = bi ; adway i. =r — $1494—3 | arse + ms. Mur ao ae =e ; garazse WA cede a9 | ‘¢) § »eorm and have stone enirances. rua “Sas. COMPTON. 44% sa 3 New roams, phy bed m hea: zo "ome a SAM. 31 ? mt rooms, electric, | ————————._____ —————_—__— } sleeping porches and Craftex walls: of | water heat max i? vo Ons SHAW. 4145—4 rooms. Saagne perch. sa- é SiTX NIC E; ROW VS. $410 course. the floors are hariwood and thers a. —-% b= s op- | furmace beat and tile bath: siep brick FIVE BEAUTIFUL ROOMS | 22!) furnace. jcarage: reasonabis || HOMPHREY SS ie ee | eaee_tailet. stint | . hat-gater | . tie Dath. MIAMI. ifila—*?- aad A—6 nice reoms. mode erm: nan AD r O13) , ~— : decorated LAciede 4850. H TNER R. ©O.. 5739 Eastern. _ te 4. Ni aaah, Data mn as See = . ems RETTENO OG Ti. . . the = — premises Sunday, & te c) . | COMPTON "Tada §—5 ‘ ; eed floors, furnac AMY. J004—New 4-room single fai. | — fe PF | oie L. clean: furnec $40 Ritchen \. G. BLANKE RE. to, i Ui" chestarat Yront ~~ pees ponch 1 bleck north ae >a bee i — veiznber® fares 6- RC M IM E ICTEN Cc 7. $45 ; ;) Pre = . a eo ; 3307 — rrarols ‘ ‘' camnveniences: goed neizhborhoad - | / on TH TH Reem wants came, electra. BaiS, | HUMERREY. 9 tath. olee: jOTRE BROS 1081 arenes | , el | Masshy Hed ay Flats for Rent : ms : bi eh . — Nin cag “ Jny = l . . . : UMITLON. S30 Carmier flat @ ws JOHN J. DOW! R. B. co MICHIGAN 7408—Flat 5 .| SHAW. 43254—4 rooms, sun parlor. hard- . : ; aioe i ga ould estnnt. MA’ nm ve". 4 ‘ : rie r rat. & are : = MES Th [2th and P “hestn tnut. water heat | 2 er mvomiences ne ot wood floors. tile ba oh steam heat ~~ Moist Air Heat Garage. 4915 3 te 4949 Lindeg wood ave- aI “SENE ; ; 2 4 . . “12 $35 nue. in beautiful Nerthampten. ———= i 6S . . : aerate PeaAROTi an). “re —— ai . y O W TLL | | kK ie n 2724 cH? spp terstlaencnehiueer —A—, ‘ > wre ¥ 24 pee : ; | rarer : Canwer . “rome — a ROVE & SPECHT. 112 x MICHIGAN. 62 or ey: apartment -f fat 3 SHEN iNDOAH 4500-——4 rooma, 5&8 floor |: mola. then . | rages. Open for inspection every Sane. ' ee2 WA S38224—4 rooms, electric LaAcirde 3320 283) | warage and heat furnished | CHRISTIAN BRINKOP 8 EB. ‘id rn ” , i? CHG. ‘ N 5401 —3 ems + a. ne. oe ae ee iuaa. § ran LAclede 3040 and LA ciede . ay ie went _ ae furnace ga | GNNF ayes ro Fasa ~-& “om flat; med- |, a ~ is ee tT heel Se | Cet flat. hardwood floors. ated — SHEN sean 27554—4 2) | Siaagere ce anno toons aca: | E me HURRY, NEWLYWeps |, 55 Burns Realty ' . ea . “ “> Sere insatieentensmsn nema : : 33 Be * - _ i—f meeme, bats ometrs - | a caragee: adults | Compa ny tectric oes furnace and tle bath new!y | chased pe reoh firnace bath. will lecorated ° weeks rent free for i ‘T a —— SHEN ANDOAR. ,— “ae” ; open for in- | MINNESOTA. 4115A——5 moma, tile bath ga _ Fa, ei at om 3-room m | Phone: Riverside 3596 SIT. fam rage. Victor 38] 3 —— & : L E LE I " ; ri. the on : 3 zA side @295 cfg) MICHIGAN i5—3 rooms, $25 ‘SHEN QNDOAE. 4501 6005—Sew. acuth om ONLY ON P Branch Office: Cc . > evection: rent $40 c : fc) furnace; weather strip - A. G. BLANKE” gR. & CO. Tht Chestnut. 4 METTEE x. = te.. 623 Chestaat. re tee | FONGRE a8. snii—e¢ and 5 "Ome. as - artic: nodern, S410 Utah << ’ A tt tase 5 a et Cae = —_———— eee 3 | hath. closets. butlt-in new teoun th MICH an $35 ‘S704@A—F large | SEN ANDOAH. 4584—New 3-room. hot- WA <7 a Moederg 3 large ney and mon h GRand~ $430 uwphy bec R - ooo _ , rm -) } recent = hal gun Darah Murphy beret . MICHIGAN, 35534—4 POOR, 2- — +e toes eed. GRand 81278 | 354 on TENNESSI} . .& (eTe) ; 2627 S&S. Kingshighway wort

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i ° afore Pre Ja, it — ==2000 REAL ES TA TE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ae criments, Residences For Sale Today. oe oe SB am oo DR _RENT—West_| exeaaee con R_RENT—West _| FLATS FOR RENT—West _) DWELLINGS FOR RENT DWELLINGS FOR RENT $, FLATS, ETO. HOUSES, FLATS. ETC. | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT "ic: funace: p42. _A THOMPSON, Parkview 0141. (062) | room fiat ae North West ‘ n RENT, FOR —s oe cae tor RENT. For corns? r. ji} £ GORE. Webster Groves, MO, 5 =e, Fe om 42 rooms, o8U gov vous wale wee p ™ eg os cage v retiorempeerareenens —— - 7—6 rooms. modern; newly dec NE : {Second floor, rooms; W FLAT FOR BENT WRIGHT, 1456—6 large rooms. electric; A rooms. S35. netal owe N ALAMO. 7148-8 > Es. =: .: : ‘3 pines and painted: $47. UNIVERSITY CITY OPEN. rent $30. See. furnace, $45. Sek fap | trie. GAMBRILL. 1631 Arcade 4c*) | electric. $20: 3 good rooms eas. water. | 911 8. GOR w hest. tile hath. . SUN Toone E "R. E. CO. d GE 5200—4 roums. bath gee. electric,|_ 7025 Ambhers 3 blocks north of KENSING. ~ | 2 arge moms, bath, | Clectric. $15. Garfield 6390. eee u Rk BRO. § oF ALAMO 713°, Le mable " . nil Bid ~urnace: $40 Call EAst 3819. Delmar bi.: ¥ . steam heat, Northwest omer TON. 474P (Hodiamont car)— electric gas: rated. (*) | THOMAS, 202 “bath. elec BEN SiTHeiMer. 46 SHUCHART Keane eB se W_Flat, -— | PAGE. 5589—5-6 rooms, hardwood floors, | tile bath. har floors, Rand 92444. COMPTON 10 a $ cles tea 920—3-room flat. 4009 SHUCHART HR TY 90. 814° ¢ = eT pe cneeebee , hall} tile bath: good furnaces. "eg 2 COR RNWELL R. E. od. 11 N N. 7th. 3530—New modern bungsiow-fiat. KENSINGTON. 4727—7 rooms. electri N, 1016 N ScorTT. 86 bath. S20.; tric: > CO HARTNETT. 44 ALAMO 7144 — 5 | Fexic, $30; @ncession, ‘Riverside. 13313. PAGE. 3742 A5-room @).dera flal: bath LEGA eo ge or efficiency; $40. furnace: $50 ae 5369 W “oe OREON EB. & R. G. 800 ssa ~- 37 BENJAMIN ae Se ‘e®) bungalows 30. “ea ‘ee . ae . : —~* ‘ * _ = . groom, $50., Steam heat: hardwood floors: "4 4 te Fa ge th” wot | as. electric, sink: $30. : just wont of Chris- cortaGe—4 rooms. with bath, furnace. LINDELL, 372 posite Coronado: hot COMPTON. 5 32 ole = uder_Eiég. _MAtn_ bungalow. ‘886 iciency. $45. nent: “news decorated ; o $43. cee) 5147 = light rooms OOlfax 5465M. c water, baths. yn try Le GArfieid 5749. M 8S. 324—3 room, elec $20 THOMAS, JSUV0dS-04-—rinest apd iargest 4 tric. Lindell 33867. 2 ~ ora AS ~ oom 8 Fee... Pp 5. din tank price $32, ao em: wi ecora - » Walls paneled pm. decorated; hot- GUPPLES PL; 4826—5-room effi floors fi a B — 12 rooms, hardwood ___«c*) electric; being newly decerated imroeugh- ($35. amavie tent. vert janitor vat elec fie | TH OMPSON, par view 0141. (c62) | water bats: gree fer @eah fiat bungalow Sion urnace, hardwood rs. m , Be a : ap SONVENT 304 scan SIR. Bes Part out: rent very reascnebtie. SACHA & ' -room t. gas. bath. PAGE. page yee A reemee. furnace, bath; | to , CAbany 0327 cl Ay - See : : sUY Chestnut. GAriied 4779. (coz® day. HENRY KR. WEISELS OO., Inc. euEREOR EUAD ——— ee - |CHAUNCEY Pp HEATH, Garfield 3165. | -f78t floor. 2 | mare — —,’ ms sun an od COOK 4390-——3 rooms gas, electric. $5 ; ELPFi lh. — N — ~4 rooms, eleciric, HOUSb— = room. JULIUS HALLER R. Co. 807 puprest_ 31972. (c) | on : ae ne 2 . 4 : ly in 1 ™ " «%. - $45: Sth and Chestnut sts. MAin 4557-9. lor garage: reasonable 8) | LYNDOVER, 219 room efficiency; JOST. 308. 722 Chestnut a TWO ' S22 5 h hicke Lh Se ALSO TWO WERkS FR gE o-— FS - ” ALAMO, 71135-~Second float — _5-room furnace. electric; HESFERNAN, “Tr Wainwright Bla ronme: steam beat. ” TOST. 908. 722 Chestnut. | BeoE 45A— roo 1410 N EMERSON, 5320—3 roo bath, | jhot-water heat. hardwood floors: $65. | NT ANDERSON: STOCK E-Brmmac STO Ny | AGE. 45454—6 rooms, bath, “electric, Piece en Kingshighway a sitet (c) |9- H. NASH REALTY CO., 6704 Delmar. | (DOK, 3842—€-room residence, choicest MOKKIS AACH K. CU. 826 “CHESTSUT. S12 _ Market. i Chest .. 700. 1308 N. Grand. (c63x) | MORRIG AAOH B. CO.. 826 Chestnut. | MAR TIO’ ES Re Chemica! Bag. | EUCLID, 4113—Sroom bouse, bath and | ——APany 4106. loculity, Rave st 2060 008. Tie. 100) (*) eo 1010 {Wena ie Rig an eo rs 637—$ , rooms. electric: $25:| PAGE. 5060A—4 rooms, bath, furnace. , eT "| bdDasement, $35. McPHERSON. 4063—S 4053—8-room h bath. - On BUERMA ANS. OLIAN 1010 Olive. MAin 5056. | PAGE, 5882-4 rooms, br . ‘ 7 nice 3 (c nspect. s a ; . 7 mena ~ 29° light and FRANCTS. PERRY. RUTH, 110 ; pare a, 5-room. sleeping Fe J. CORNWELL R. E. CO. 111_N. 7th. | for Mn ee sg 2908—8 rooms, bath and eles-| electric. Snell ae famnedae see ~— & care in phe ony CAB Fo asin “3 lay tric. $65. JOST. Room 307. 722 Chestnut. (c*) ed po el t bath. © La —— in. ‘is o i . C- j } 2 _— j ° . ) " j +t eee. hl eee ee » N f. a On D ecod floors. heat furnis w |ROMAINE PL., 5944A—3 blocks south of | transportation, car and_ hus |SHEERY, 6300—New H “room cottage, | WHITTIER 521—7 rooms, furnace, open. OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Coomny'. 3 os oe sar 5E cong =e og x Store. 11 a. en cet efficiency; |BARTMER. 62928A—3 rooms, } churches: Fare and pUsee a Own: | bath, hali_ to rooms, CEmtral 8952. (*) | Sa ag reasona- tric: S30. : 4 > aes FOrest 1125R Easton: 3 nice. large rooms. bath: open. OR BON E &R. G. SCOT. 800 Chestnut. bath, electric, gas, gara $35. Rent S80. _E. o794. c) A ¥_JOHNSON 8. CO.. Title Guar. i ENVILI- Ez 1434A—5 roome, newly | ROMAINE. 59684 large nice roome: mod ==> KOERT REAL ESTATE C CO. COlfax 5505 PECIAL of TS pe rooms, $26.59. Call DF imag | 94 4317-26 Asians. 4602-06 Cottage and bath, fur-| BA SR, 5591-—Six rooms. hime #& oo ern: sun parlor; garage: reasonable. (c Ts — /WREN, 4958—Cottage: 6 rooms; for 1 In beautiful Sumcalake we offer for Y 5 Saoans: ns floors. janitor service. CEntgal” | et Ant BEAL = as Se | ROMAINE PL. 5941A—5 rooms. modern mare ee | or 2 families: conveniences. (ec) lease an attractive arranged 7-room resi- — BS pg ie rice. room with children, 024 4 | cece thee & Ce aed s - ¥; Wbeter 2AATI. 0. : = N. 5600—3 rooms e 50 aré | a at ; . = nesta a 0 Gravois. -| BAYARD, 739A—6 rooms, moder, Bay thin 2 blocks of 2 bus lines, $23. | ¢7°™ Telephone F Fe 01k 5 A— Modern 5- room flat: SARPY 4: 212A—3 large rvoms; j + est 5348R. - Look a 25 - av. and phone us | Wainwright. Bldg dg. (e*) 2 4 RENT CCED goign 1338—-5 rooms and bail gr; DeMARTINI- -LEREGA AGENCY | tric. toilet: $25. GaArfield 845 ‘12 BATES. 538-—4-room cottage; modern ex- | for further particular | POURTDENTH. 436B S.—3-room cottege; | not — s aia’ eon po ond floo "ae @ 221 Title Guaraniy Bide. SEMPLE 1943A_-6 rooms. North | _cent heat. 917 Fillmore. 4-room cottage. WAGNER- GRANT- BELL | water. toilet: clean; open: $15. Trustees | MORRIS AACH E to. 826 “Os CHES STNUT. a ETT GER- MASER REAL : T, 1279—4 “y= 2 and a tric, furnace; newl decorated. (ce) | ; : ‘BECK. 4428—4 roome tile beth. hard- 714 Chestnut st. GArfield 8621. of Charles H. Peck's Estate. 210 Wain- 5 , 826 _GArfield_ 3660 19 W. We eine Sh: Mur saree J c) | FLAT—3-room furtshed, modern: * North | wood. floors: shades, furnace: $40. (c99) iY ANT —__| Wetieht_Bidz.._ 7th and Chestnut. ___{e82") | 8 CNN - ae ering pore y the a1. $45.| SEMPLE. 1411—3 rooms, bath, newly! St Louis. Phone Lindell 8136. 4606 MARYLAND N. 322 4 nd bath FOR COLORED — OE PPE. hours’ a BELT, [429—5 rooms; steam nea ’ THOMPSON. PAr Bon ‘01 i (62 } decor: ted: $33. GArfield 8342 (7) ——_——_—— j h a. wiNGH AM $474 — 4 rooms, toilet. | gas, _FRANKLI ’ 32 20A— rooms &n 2°00 att colta e $13. HEFPPE NA T4 “age. $45. r' a ai AONT. 1328A—Beautiful 4- -room ; - a... E r Decne bath ? | HARRIS. 4541—?" ‘rst noe Ie oats 7? > electric: &°9 59. Lindell! 63R7R. (1) co kun teen a ely WATER HEAT; 18T- £4with electric fixtures: S4 40. 5 Oth: rooms: § mae ( rewenery Bil.T, 1407A—Sjix rooms, ba BE brand-pew: see it to appreciate. Cali | SEMEAS> bottd condition. | 4898R ee (¢) | COLOGNE. 5141—Dwelling. 6 rooms BARNGROVE. & SPECHT. 112 N. [TH. | Title Guaranty Bldg mencacthty oo 2a ¢ Belle: w7e-room house. ‘all, modern eon ~ feoe mS a Vr a ao i: ide") 6849- -9514. |A. G. BLA NKT R. E. CO.. 711 Chestnut. | — Fh yy cou $30" extra toilet in base- 1227 SHAWMUT G AMD cz 5 ancien: : aiiettios hell. at ag - 4 , 6 roms with garage, $40. | COMPTON. 1120 No rooms. bath. = ie — “TC - ae — ; eR - li ERTHOLD, 444A ew & ® bath, a -| SPENCER Pu... od. ——Large 3-room fiat; |! De a he e 4 * eS tale tee Fe a rg al . Tabs. singe we thwew ™/™ " thea | JOST-MILLER RK. E. CO. 105 _N. 9th. | floors, tile bath. hot-water heat, 4-car g8- | GanbiIELD. 4310—6 rooms, bath, 688. / 2033 Market -st.. second and third floors. 7 \WEST MILTON. 9490 (Overland)-—Mo —— ae ~~ , ; 20 A—-3 rooms, Southampton | Berage- reasonable. GRand 7640J, * os 10 =f on a; | ‘ieee ; , ad — ry | CALIFORNIA, 2644A—5 rooms and bath; | rooms furnace’ rent $70. io) a - ry ty Is AACH \R. CO.. 826 Chestnut. ABERN | Ore eee ee ae ; BERTHOLD, 499SA—3 rooms, di ~¥ Thy nd new!y ee ain Seek B10 Caeeimat. OTT Ain 4797 reasonable to responsible party: refer- HENRIETTA. 2706-6 | rooma and, bath, ‘ST38A_DPUMAR ABANY 4409. MORR (Py | eet NATHY REALTY peeps res | churenes: j_arree ground.CAbatiy “3368: Bi 8208.| rooms tile Daih. steam heat. Seem ecctric launcry. Svo_ Mm _7 2. : ‘¥1; ences given and expected; call Sunday be- ewly, decorased : electric: key at 270) NEW BUNG AL OW. RENT $5 | GARRISON, 1701 N— FOR RENT TO c borin vegan ew a oe a lighi rooms: | MORRIS AACH R. CO. 826 Ci Be 830 042——3 rooms, bath, electric, : bce agar oo esi 23M. rooms, bath, "a tween 10 and 5. OREO G. SCOTT. 800 Chestn nut ‘908 J D0 . wacnaien ae es0ei Gane oe T 0 - residence: all erm: 7 mare ey. | BLACKSTONE, 1470—Four-room ~ in OO ALTERS NEALTY CO.., + Avery . ) ry _ . a Se eatin niniahigmempeemet | = mee ——— | NEOSHO. 4473—3-room cottage: bath. ea. S , ’ HICKORY. 37 15——Cottage: 3 large roo'ns.; 721A Whittier. 5 ms. oie ° CaS: 365— . ghee 5118A—-6 beautiful rooms. | SUBURBAN, 6334—Second floor, 4 rooms, | Southwest ae a TANLEY ee MAIN.” aay 904 Chestnut. ras. water, electric. large yard: only $2: 5 he ere a ge path 4 —,CONCANNON, "Realtor. "2 33. 0B open. ; ee FOrest. 4667 3. BC ae ’ Whittier. 8 rooms, bath. 65 00 —Sids-_ 2 | $45.00 bath toiler. | € — a $m. ath « fcitv: S35 ENSINGTO- | Sethe a ote th ; 4 r bath fu enished ; rent ™ moderat é. (c83) ' = and electric: newly decorated: open; 0 MEARA. 3634— b-room bri ick 1 bi ungalk w: ———=z ——————— i $16 i 'HIGH. 02 fine rooms: ; Fairfax, 4 rooms t $45. = ; 2 a ! : | hardwood floors. CAbany 16 2M. GINGTON, 5121—7 DART. ao) | SUGENB J. ALTHEIMER, WILLIAMS & | “water heat: piat : 3 blocks south of Meramec. half block : , : 2 [) | S27 ae : ren roo moder not | GATES. 6147A—6 rooms; all con =e - oper. GArfield 248 —\€=) | “ CALMER_ _INC., 817 Chestnut_st. | water heat: pisno._% sheng £558 __ Aa | west of Grand: opposite Scrugss Schoo! FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT ee REALTY eee ts gg Glaszow, ; | rin "every reenect; bus. pone. —— ent ¢ duit f ily; EMSINGION. 61: 30-— El want fist: 8) sca , eer a. 7 : and playgrounds | BUNGALOW — Elegant'y furnished 8- JEFFERSON, 1438-42 N.—-Large flats are | aciede.’ - 35 00 reg —y oak wares. -excedlent condition ; adu am a tented on FOrest 3818M. | AALMAGE, ¥25A-B15—Al 414 ¢ nouveau; West CLYD E: ( “ARS SON. 625 Chestnut. ed ega nt y furnished 8-room to be rented very reé asonable; have 4 rooms | =: > Laciede. i reason hte GATES, 5180A—6 rooms, bath, fume@em.-——4=75 coume” Gath lene ee ne. Bee SSS. , Aaem | ba GY Sak th : str. | yori bungalow: hardwood floors, steam | barn, ‘toilet, electric, gas, water and in | $0774 Gottane 7) | first-class condition; $5 See” spall family: Te Toms. ath: |there 3 to 4. CAbany 1764. CATES. 5160—Nicely furnished flat: pi- | OREGON, |2625—Cottage; 4 rooms, bath. heat, janitor service, gas, electric, tele- | V2.0" pooq condition; rent only $27.50 per) $408 Cote Brililante, , WW —S-room | CATES. 5032-— % ee oon. ss : |4AMM, I12z58—Three rooms, kitchenette, | ano- all co>-veniens 3 bedrooms. Stectric, 220. * ce? seam Posy ——- gut ae a Sic “8 mo. : “37 ROGER GE Tt > Ss ee : Es. TZ tanity: | inelosed sleeping porch, furnace: $40. ASTO 482° A—-5 rooms and bath: heat PENNSYLVANIA, 2630—-5-room brick | ready to move in; parties without children GOL STEIN REALTY COMPANY, _. ROGER INGE - Jetiorson. PCO TES = Ci oe ——— —ESENGON PL.. 4715A5-100m flat, 1 SOHN 1 H. ABBUTT, Realtor. 709 Chestnut gine oh oe gone. Jesnouniveatcon fu bungalow; hot-air heat, tile bath, hard. | need nt; located owner wishes to board with MAin 2038. S19 Chesinut. MAin 4797. ane ATS FOR COLORED Ae New Bungalow Fo Rent CA’ hath : BLU MENFELD | REALTY IAIN’ S 4 ta ao | ul ARTIN OLIAN. "1010 Olive. MAin 5056. | will rent. ic ROSA. 4750— | LING OLN. 3937 —3 room furnished cot- | KE BEN Pts ware nor I nc BRO. RE x | 3354 & . rear: 1 room . : RESIDENCES. reside 2863). | 310 TITLE GUAR. BLDG. M JP ENGsib WA cok o aan $5 _— 6a (c83) | VERNON. 5003A—6 rooms bath. iaun | 5 rooms. _modern_ cottage. | tage, $15 week. LInde!!] 1808M. (7) | ou vin $09 Wainwricht Blde. oa arr. rear: 3 rooms 1! Northeast corner Bompart end Haw (99) CHAMBERL ae cre —New. 4 , SaaGH WAX > i: a 7 rod THREMPLE PI 139% 4- rooms legant | ry: nicely Sterntones: piano. $65__ (cB) | SHe ANDOAH. 2036 6 rovms math. | ; “EDE 3317 as 4 ro ms. houre in } rear: sicee aaee.. 5 roome. peed totlet 18 00 ne. 8 rooms, bath. hot- ee oa a 9 Ss. 4 ) i “s a 4. Oe Aw > >. "i —— -_—_—_——— - : = - : } - im IN , ~' ot / 0 5. ~~ Sal (= On ’ } ty Tre. ee gan }- Rs RY Ty ty 5899 Delmars 9 te e, so pte $45 . | condition: aewty azceented and pai nted; (>: tale 1 d flat, o rooms.) het-« ater heat Vi etor OF85 i. ae Northwest AcE electric: $32.50. (¢°) | MULLIN-WALTERS REALTY CO with e. et ste AS 4 ‘ tu ar. NOTH EST REALTY CO. 3309 Ss toilet. bath and kT $30 ‘ cheap. _PArkviow 5051S. ' | SHE NANDOAH. 3954—9 rooms , deco “At- | SPALDING. 5712—3 rooms, cottage, new- i A “SALLE = ” coms. $12. 824 Chestnut st. GArfield 4237. 53 urnace, ga fat floor: 5 DROZDA k REALTY CO.. 4006 CHOUMBE: Knighighway. GRand 7521. (c) | JOHN J. DO VLING R. zB. CO.. ee ee ae ne eee eS 323. open: key 3952; or call | ly farnished ir. house keeping ; gas and |S cCAWLEY ROO. MaAin 2814 (c*) | ac71A4 KENNE SRDLY. 3 rooms. - -$30 00 00 MIL LN ae LTERS REALTY at 2 4A room : ~~ ——~ hen easonanie ft : amin | oo Ga (0a. _..._ | electric. garage 0 weekly ——— = a0 073 -Troo. aateewe. as. | U4 er rooms | GArftle 42237 CLEVE. 4324A—-5 rooms. steam heat.| TIFFANY. 1220—3 nice rooms. electric, POMEROY-BE RGR. E. CO... Forest T TROL TBas 331 4 rooms. new rm $18. a oom cottage, Fe} 10204, Brooklyn, : > | Bei ae Ch - "ie ie t . a 3 rooms . 2 ere’s our a 0 n a COTES eR ESE te oye we i ee heat. warace.| CTAYTON, 44S80A—3 iat pet - rer ble TN roo den | $45 decorated: bath. tango M $3 Meeeeet-warr. exces ent service: reasonad:e, _ | slate sink, toilet, $18. /WASHINGTON, 4611-15—3 rooms, heat. WM. SIC KING. RRAT. — MAIN 120i | : 9 CHOUTEAU. ragg: $5. GRand 2339M . ® LEB 4347—4 rooms. modern; ets | WOLF-POLLACK R. CO., 101_N. a PArkview 04123. Monday 10 to 12. (cfi2 VIRGINIA. 3720—4 rooms, bath. hot-wa- | South | LA SAL LE. 2040-428 ch tnut.e) A Papin, 3 roome : fon, 1 bigck north St. Charl ut “ul reome. CLAYTON 6. 5°0A—New ~ gee . Paso!) (;Hand Be ae vd F ic Y) a U LANE, 7161A—UNI¥ ERSITY cITy WEST } INE. 37 re eae Be roor ms. bath. heat ; . ter it ‘ dm thie garage. ‘ COYTTAGE 5-room modern: beautifully $°? 50. GLICK Realtors & Chestnu lenis ‘ Papin, 3 rooms ** . tion. | hlock north t. Charles gable. SHUD- cy: newly decorated: $50. incl — - REL 145;A—3-room flat, modern; : -E ROOMS. MODERN, HARDWOOD $12 week. JEfferson 8843 (Cc) WYOMING. 400: pe a my with apart- furniehed; couple will share with conge- | LA SAL LE. Ii: 333A—-6 rooms, gas, e! rlee- amy 10 3 pees at : ie » house is modern t gg | %..£ ; ’ ment $i. (c) | FIA DRS, HOT- WAT ER HEAT, =, : | . Se eae RL ES EN Teen ment service; 5 rooms, bath, large ront nial couple. 8300 south. Riv ers: ide 2050 tric. $33. POvers, 6252. ~ 60. & 7 , C r ; 3, , . - ; ] é iW 2 . Neat utit Shy w. &-room | CLAYTON, 443—4 lovely rooms, & THEL. 465 — Desirabie modern 6-room ; BED. G RAGE. INVESTIGAT rch, heat, hot water furnished: $75. é LAWTON. 3314—7 rooms, bath, $ a8 eee sees | ° u peNery con.| lor. wit, Murphy bed: newly re Mat; gasonable. CAbany 1123W. j(c) | VERY REASONABLE. _C ABANY 8216M. FLATS AND A’P’T’S WANTED (4G. BLANKE K. E. CO., 711 Chestnut. West ~~ _OREON, E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. | 21444 La Salle, } | mus te hor rel a Tower Grove nergwns floors. tile bath. nm vox 5 pURE). ” 46: - ~Pesiz “able mode rn §- room U Nik el l4. U N —Sse Cc ond f} oor he “ ly dec AP ARTI MENT Wt i Tr steam-h heate d 5 Ra aaa nets j : ; Ne ! ) Cc | iT. sr C ne ‘ : | th rs % =e . : , tala oe nit re ie: se ve 7 me . ara bie og SW - | nie ma natok Shs reaghout furnace Pad F - os ta agg DElmar 3045M. Ss thw t IT RNISHED RE STDE N¢ > _ 11 roome LE SF EFI NGW ELL, 216 — 4 rooms. 5 Kos LTH*® IME R ‘& sg RE Al TY } pe 0. ' then phone FAst s°R7 for appointmen oe —— antry. Ses. second loor_ we =o Be ; TIS TLE T1i —_" —eory a ae ae Very re yo nt Bl BINShK ¥ —— — - =e — ou es | Re pages t S1ist aw —— rae — = ™ ™ oe St Cheat RENT TO. C LOR _ - z Me 1181 ‘icRs ae n = ai madern: new! ly decorated: g% - REAL ‘L CO., 904 al inwrigh 2! ae RTHUR. 6715- “0° room modern residence, | “600 FOrest 81 ’ ; c ¥ ~ KENT TO COLORED. fn modern | CLEMENS. OTe" 4 sleening SEPLCUISYILLE. 110$—4 rooms. bath | VANDEV ENTER. 519A N.—6-room fiat; | DWELLINGS FOR RENT 5% car garage: rent $00 tions 390. (c)| HAMILTON. 1024—Large house, nicely [HONARD, 625 N.—For colored; 8 rooms, | 4214W Cook: high-class 7-reom brick. . WEBSTER HOMES | ] ard. |,Jlle bath. @ rooms, large ©. tale om $50 | bath, gas, electric. garage, $50. ————=—= | BENGAILAW- . ae ath furnished for home or roomers, $25 week. bath. furnace. electricity. ct te tion hall, gas. bath, electric: in nice ' . y arce ¥ \conaessions. Or gill sell: reduced ORE slening porch: furiace: garage HOWARD T. YLOR, 706 Chestnut. | COTTAGE + ons $16 os month; elec- ° ieaiihc “dma nite | CAbany 7235 (ec) Sean e189 Seo 5. jorder- $80 s : FOR RENT La yy = (6 *" ~4.2 fpo all DEimar 412 ‘wai rdwood floors, garage: f adul pan RS —= | LAT ST. 9712 12 rooms. —_ a. 2400 Lawton: 6-room brick: electric. , | ORBON E, & .R. G. SCOTT, 800 a 3110 Clark ‘ fine rooms, 2d floor: hall, sees ee wt os AN ORME AVANT EAE BOBBIN ti RES BIOS AS OME SIRO 5 ty Mette, B87 ee a AE from car and 17 P ; . hath elec RECN & R. G, SCOTT, 800 ¢ “hestnut, | ___ (06 Chestnut. ) COOK. 4815--8 rnome, bath. electric: ON EL & hn. = ‘tric. ; ee) antes Ce ee eae to We are fortunate in having eeveral mo. ~ -£e. 1] : 2 * —f} y fleor : + new Vv A NDrV hi NT “ae 142 4. 24, inal OT! o rooms, | . r ie Oe "ga : S " — A off of 3 als ¥ 2d fleor. DElmar ae YNDOV ER tv R ” FAD irst } ‘ ‘ 4 g ; Ww LLL re nt a a ‘ee ° ¢ 0 7 hie ruse Lo s » ‘ ‘ " (pr rooms and breakfist room: ste am heat: |; electric, bath: pen. JEfierson 8&8 ae i air man for carpenter work, etc.; ftp, =~ __ ______—_- HOUSES WANTED nner | TF water; $° eee a a —— ~*~ | give work to take care of rent. OUTTAGE ‘room brick. on South : ~ ——___—__—_— MARKET. 3681 —— 3 _roome: gas. electric: 1128 N- Toth: 3 rooms. second floor: ern homes in Webster that we can ret — | VERNON, 5451-53—6 rooms, ail modern 3. Post-Dispatch > Wi slectric. water. inside toilet: | RESIDENCE Wtd —To rent 8 or 9 room |‘ gadnits onlv: rent $25. ee | water Call at our Webster Branch. 46 W. Laced CREST. STOSA-BT17TA—5S rooms, me BCCAUSLAND 136—5 rooms. tile bath. | conveniences; reasonable. _(c83) | - , — ~ = |} $30 per month. For information call fo residence west central. PArkview 30674. |MARKET. 3509—3 rooma: $2 5. 1610 Pine: 8 rooms. hall. gas. bath; wood avenue and have one of our sal » ait eat? $60) steam hes t: ee - SRO * lst or 3d floor. Vk EKRNON. 47Z8A—S5 roume elec tric. bath | } €Tsia JUS 07 aE: deste RES IIDENC E W td —West | End about 10) JI. W. MAC KELDEN. 8720 N. Grane. i will rent low to good tenant men show them. THEO. R. At PEL., T JOHNSON R. CO.. Title Guar; SF py & —‘a” go “wlll n Central | ENDALE : r ~gidence: | r e Box | ; he sorner Le d: | Realtor, 722 Chestnut, or 40 W. Lockwoo:! SAVINGS TRUS? CO.. 4915 Delmar. furnace heat $45 Kevs at 4726 Vernon. LLiiNDALi Oe o> ae r ae BS private family; references. 92) | Lindel’ 4677. ar a ‘ast ¢ ee r 12# he “946. | Wi aan , ‘ , = a ae oe dern Appiy 2427 Ecoff. (c -f Post-Disnatc 92)0'- zo DAIR . rooms; water, electric; eneer a oe a |CREST. 6722-26—5 -~o0- as. near “1161, eB. ; ire @Mo2.o0): carage $5 Reties, kot | xe oltre 5403 Devonshire SN. Sppeny woTH 110 N 7th t ide 2082 8) 2) / ~ eee ete vee he MBIT 8 isp Nid baa bias ctl Son we RSG any ee ee een ~ “ Peer RA endear etm nee lay 4 TT peat oe A on mes | HLLAN, 4610—5 5 rooms hot-waterT | CAROLINE, 3120-5 rvoms , electric. hae eA ra woo ors. Pui % cose ciel: deed ' | aaa ele tr ‘ic; | O REILLY CO., 723 Chestnut. MAin 2457. | | YLEnR. Gise—Seunwest C.: SCC CC: ic: , or: Cpen: inane pa ; Or a7 heat furnished. r@t very reasonable. | WADE, 6433A—3 rooms, bath. ectric - a 7 , . » gas. electric: new paper: ROR ision oms, water, ete.: $22 | ee ge ena = R aa we MUCHART REAITY CO.. &14 Chestnut. | decorated: $20. GArfield 8342. 7) | CHOUIEAU, 3623—Brick cottage | 4-room duplex bungalow. and garage. LA HOUSES. FLATS. ETC. trustees of Chas. H. Peck’s Estate. 210) 3055 piviston:; 3 roome. leet ‘fear: was | Suburban Prepertp-«Purniahed c Rest AND a ey CPHERSON a tile bath, |; WALTON, 1167-—6 beautiful rooms: up- yard: $30: open 7 clede_566% , : Wairwricht Bldg.. 7th and Chestnut. ' (c62°) ‘and water: $20. : DAKWOOD. & 200—3 furnished rooms a4 OFT obtaN. 1010 Olive ek pew'y decorated: 160. (c) | _Stairs; garage optional CHOUTEAU. 2140—Modern_ 11 bright a a ea pom Rng Bg On RENT, £8 Oe MONTGOMERY OR 706 Chestnut. $20, | 18084, Biddle: & rooms and bath: nice} beth. $86 week. _CAbany 3802. ici . y = —+ _ _——— . Sa . |) , 1s: ew- C mes ¢ ymin - - oom, ) . . F . D ; oO.» ro . ea r . ¢ } HOw APT TA id eatr c ; order: —* rt = _— ——. © wnen 4 , . a HERSON. 576- 63A—6 and a ee ae et pe mae gg Lanny . nt IE gy "$65 ie ee 93208. hardwood floors; double earace. $65 be AGL Le Ck Rea’ toga P a nestnut ck ‘ VWONTGOMERY 282 (h—4- -room fiat and | | JOHN Bac “KERY a& SON. 1015 Chestnut. 3 DE BA LIVIERE, SI7-—No. 208: steam heat. newi] decora! ed ,modern. le pdeconated: new Cec re a OO Chesnut, | pore mal c =o | RS. BICKEL, ‘621 Chestnut (C8) | pare — aes Wy Eros neal rH | MONT in rear of & rooms: rent. only (ce?) | GARAGES, evTan.ns GENT -- n efficiency: o com ~~ ———$—$ — a whe o oF, — - 15, C14 C, aie basa haath ¥ two wi, dence cot ninimiabirdauaipih eae | ms ; . ‘OTT. & . LION. ?23—Near De mar: 4 rooms | $18. Anniv 1524 “Olive iTASKA,. 5456-08—(Southampton dition; rent $90. FINE REA ry. #20, 25 “74 month. ~ a barage. ORFON F & R &. sco all * ' + BPHEREON, L-5 ~ Sw FOC, LOTR, Sus ge senha bath sneumaied "FOrest 0179 i] A SALLE 4] —Brick cottage: inside | beautiful bul a just completed: very Chestnut. $ (e*) (YL DST EIN REALTY COMPANY. 4 ROOMS ONLY $30 Central fen ren go = res ne a [ A. STEINLAG] Re CO., 722 Chestnut | (c7) | “touet, garage: $30 we’ (ety | Strat vey OR WIEHEN R. & C>~CO. 405——7 rooms, bath, gas, G@lectric; | MAtn 2036. 819 Chestnut. MAin 4787.| 3703 Chouteau: gas and electric: newly GARAGE we 36 mont ulan an e - » oe . ———-—_-—- ————__ 7a ee —! ? EN R + a 8 o —7T arn. , big : . : ency. $40; DEL WARE 1219—3 lar “ = ‘= WALTON. 1216A—5 nice rooms and 10x | pINE. 35298—11 or ee rooms: hot-water | TP mir ts 4548. 4519 S. Ringe enwee furnace: good granitoid baae- SRB Modern 24 toom apart et oe a J peReTiMen WILLIAMS c _ Case av.; brick garage; rent rea- e 6—6 KOOMS, TILE 20 tleeping porch; nice and clean; all in heated; fixtures, screens: large garage: | > ; Se t- | ment: ell in mood condition: will rent rea- ‘MORGAN yA oa pagel nitor (e12*) CALMPR INC. 817 Chestnut | nes (c62) lawn. J. P. HERRMANN JR Hh ECO, |YANUARY 20se- eee peck Qt |sonably to party buying furniture: furnish- | ments. heat furnished: see janitor (¢ - a ss At. me | SOHN MOCKERY & SON, 1015 Chestnut. urnace; rent cheap. ‘Key ne oF 1 as rooming house: good colored ae. | MORGAN, 1728—8 rooms, gas, water. — . : ZERSO 4 apartment ont aot ght Symiched: 258 carn “HOt-w ER HEAT; NEWLY | first-class condition: reasonable rent. (c62 wn, J . Roos" = ‘| tage: furnace: | cf) ‘ AN »Wasnhil. \ $550 —o roums. Mot-water | Sint» om ik | G rfi Id ? ane ary. fc) | eG ] : and ee in | ; aN AR Atta he Co. ran d S10 TITLE SUARANTY ee oi | heat Delmar O7IGW P Aid RUTGER, 2341—6 roome. bath, $35. ¢ Ab- | RRAET. q0i8 8 ~ooIn@ modern: reat re- | SELES = 3 my 36. (c®) | MORRIS AACH R. CO., 826 Chestnut. SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT Northwest £0 2s ; ARA!? ’ . y al rm, 2 7 GArt ; PT SD Baan -saphaogl Penns ilnmapnsai iy sath a Yay yms, etc., secatenapnmmenamnanomsiiatin ID crime, = -... _ 618 ( hes* nut. | 4 : ~ » A 79 a 7 / ea , ’ ee - ine } : cc) | DBI. AR. 4242—5 ro “ aii modern; $55; open. (c99 ) or J 2 Vine B. D. Mundy. LOcust 9 , Se 282° Washi Pn 3315. $16 wil dee | newly decorated: garage: $40. ch3) South Ss Tye! nA ken y | S “ : aie es ” IE | shington; 10 rooms. MORGAN. 2312-—-3 roome BI | 4 - ! u Retain seb REALTY "OO. "el = Bacic ir BUSEAT6. = 1000 Chestnut: | Ww ASHINGTON. 47 30: as we, ange. ig oe, | PR RU CE, 61: 5A Ten i? m ee ie ‘tr ie: good McCUNE. 6 1442 2—L:i arge b-room house; wood | Dunbar Bidg., offices. | orate. 211 Wainwright. GArfield 45 iS 5. | BALDWIN 2315 ‘Overiand)—2-reom re MAC 27 d0__tlerage ¥ } ; fests PLE lean. la | dle 6-room flat, Ahan $2 Kall DElmar 2668R. () | WATERMAN. 6109 —t rot ms é. Call PArk- ae ; 7 sem ‘a oe Se |MILENTZ. 472 jS—BHrick cottage. 6 rooms. | ARCHSHOFFER RE R25 Cheatnut ine) NORTH M AR KET. “S400A- | ro mes, bath HI and 4 39 TR. b (e®2) fs _ i 5 MB aod. CO. BRO | Del mar. - BAER VA, 59 4A. —5 rooms. furnace: e: will view ®O00W or GArfield °6454 | MORRIS AACH R. CO.. 826 Chestnut. bath. furnace dor ible garage; good con- BiDDLE 916—3 nice Fooms: pew. bath, gas, electric good condition: $42 |B REDE LL e507 “Me ap jlewood )——F unga- AW. 4051 (Rear E ASTY IN. “§534a—5 large | tn J e = Bie reasom> le cCAbany 5877 cs 1¢ 6) | Ww ELLS. O07 ‘ SA—D5 roonis, bath, | gas, elec: ~~ ROOMS KE i E CTRIC, GARAGE $: 5 ashi ion Riv ‘ rside 42 ; o7 J e le etr ic $6 Mov ing expenses. (* MO ORRIS A ach R. 0.. 826 Cc hestnt + 4 rooms hath : floor mo tern ie ) _KERR CO. 105 N. Oth. ne 2 ODELL, 6737—5 rooms, bath. electric, | BIDDLE, 2214—3 rods; in perfect con- | ————_——— | BRISTOL §232— + Toom cottage; water, | WYOMING 3631—Larse garage space. 56. E. 22 | ~ SORTH MARKET. 4414A—4 rooms, Bath gas, electric: S25 G Rand 9246¢M. we will uec- $37.50 (c) ae On, gas. electric: good condition: 40. BURG ALD _4-reom: yon 7. €68~—C u ome. mod- arwe sacree'l dander .R i (2 iA ON R. CC ic ) | sms and sun- (99) ~ a _ % apse arinbiiade dat , - . . oy + epee —_ _ oe —— ‘ * * a ‘ — ae eh oat a Ee tee es ~s Ce as SR OL ent OT PR OBee Boke re eee Bt OR Via . tate i ON le RRB a OIA egrets» ee Ob, “A ae is _— =x. tx a Fie Ri: ? Cc Fin 7 es But i ; 3 + . 618 L “hest nut. = ! 2 pee ; ¢ t ) DOUGHERTY R. F. CO., 803 Chestnut s —_—— ~ ee +3 cia a OREON E. & R. G. SC oTT. 89 or. TGELR. 34° s—3 yooese, “glectric, newly | BUNGALOW— $100. new Groom stucco. | AS COOTER only $22.50 steam heat kelvinator, garage. large | AUG. H GERLING R. CO.. - ~— Ri— a : ds | Ny DRIVE. 11° “ogg ooh $5908 rooms, bath, electric. GAST “WARNE. 2167—6_ rooms, modern : -rocm residence (chi = ak CARR. 912—3 rooms: $18 916 Chambers: 3 reome, electric, $25. | yard: best section of Webster: immediate | "MALLS a eee furn 6. 7 nes. see. “ARR. 2330—3 rooms. $2 | ply 4331 Enright _| Station : ———we | told. water; oo . J oe ee y PLATS. FASTON 4134-——8 rooms. ide a br newlyweds: in-| WELLS. , Tdwoed floors. | $25 MAK TEN OLIAN, 1010. DLs ¥s ments brides and “toed ae R TAACH. Rf TO, $39. ead large caragrs. Ou az! 2 PN eC eo ee 9 ok 3 . ° WONG. - aes. . . RRIS ac “ *. 2 eatnit. FAK RAC Lou ian ner hi—-Cottage “ ; sel oy .. 111 N. 7th. SLICK Realtors 822 Chee we ST. iT. FERDINAND. 4214W—4 nice rooms) tiie bath hot-water heat. 2 car garae & seer 2 3. SUERS SHORES OF 7. vee ungalow: for rent or ssie: arge gar: 4 _ BLANKE R. E. CO., 711 Chestnut. CHPSTNUT 1219- Sas large. light. cing | SECOND. 1819, §—Nice "8-room flat, new low: ew >TO efficiency: ce | Italian Fraternal Hall *, re as ly decorate )- adu — wer = so —— ‘aaa $15. | concess on 7 -— — en See it ~ — = VANDEVENTER ND ELMAR entrances, | ENRIGHT. 5851— 6 ie i ICK. Realtor oa Chestnut. SAYINGS TRUST _OO.. 0015 Primer. _ | MADISON. 2800 4 rg “bath. #as,/ rooms (4 on second floor): modern and | CHESTNUT, 2316A— so Se, ae ‘BAITINGER. $09 Fullerton, 7% and ey HAMDERTAS, 816i—B-romm matt brick | vor indgr meetings gence édings walls: of | water heat; f a ¢ * = bath | WESTMINSTER, 5763-—-6 rooms and sun- _electric 2-c% £ Ps OU. Mere fine orde1 ‘es ne “wate heat. 3-car. brick | decorated, elec tric. . $22.5 (*) | (c®) Colonial hardwood floors. copper screens. | other aocial events. bod and there | .S wr . 2c floor. © 6A—Desirable 6 rooms t FOrest 94 30. | MONTGOMERY 1322—4 rooms s«arage: | carage; will to responsible parties. ‘ | Sty 30— rooms, | oor: vt-water heat. tnetantaneous gar water|O. G. Pieri th: also brick | © NAIC kB 5088 —— 4 ce. Phone DElmar 1056. (c65) mee oe nS a rami $26: _keve at 2719 N. 14th. (el) | GE HOFFERNAN. Wainwright Bide. | CHESTNUT 2108-—-6 rooms. bath, elec- “—— decke Eae. tees — Scar gurese. near echacl. dhosmes ___ Pieri. ar iB ¢ ; WES 7227 — ew u ne. a -iICURTIS P . e ri —— : ia AD . ream Chestnut. ee Wek em EMER th estnut i 7 Bim. GaArfie! Sa oo Se "8 rooms. bath. furnace: strict- | NORTE | MARKET, 8687—3 rooms, ‘mod- | CURTIS FT. 6507—"Everything moistn, #) ‘rc. *y0eT. 308. 722 Chest ___(c*) | SHERIDAN, £7073 roses. tollel, Ses.| Sohaay sportation rent n Open t; = > = ly ern: $60. . 2207 Howard, 3 rooms. electric $18. ; (cB2) | amet NUT. “O345—5 rooms. bath. good ele-tric, water. _ _ G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. | 604 Olive. RALDWIN GArfield 7494.| DELMAR. 4105-—-Eight roome - gypo | eondition. co. CAbany 768 i SEIERIDAN, oer —- rooms bath, $35 | 722 Chestnut st. MAin 4880. ) ! Wit. 1. BECO : te ae ont . ee. rert_reduc ed. ri WEST PINE. 3953—7 large. light rooms, | poPE. 7 i0--Cottase. 4 rooms. a a | ee. Oe eee a eon. | cf2*) | MORRIS AACH CO.. B26 Chestnut. 7 TION Set _S poume bath oles | 7 nt MARTI? OL AN, = “ Rie nl al i rua bath.| secon’ finor: bath, furnace: reasonable. $30: cozy: good place; 2 blocks Broad- ENRIGHT 575 come, ii cane | CHOUTRAU, 3212 3 ” ore g - 7H ST eae 8 | garace reasonable (CYiifax 32369 ‘ENnGHY 4514 Tes SMART REALTY OO... 814 Chestnut. WEST ‘PINE. 3732-——9 attractive ar way. 3 Taylor | “easonable: open Sunday: modern. | Banniel, 814% Chouteau be EF. Z | COM MON W EALTH 3527-2 reeme and hot-water heat: reduced rent 87 FERDINAND. 4050—5 rooms am | warare » for ¢ manle fy ryiehed CO —- = eee ee ee — Ee —— ee nar “ o7rR a _ | ace ~Jifax 297 andi CLEMENS. 5933—-Handsome residence, 11! rnome hath: rent $ | aleet — OO -JRA——S a s “easonadie : 3 : & ois Sn gO agaee ; 1 | G é au i] 2. . ” as | ITT. Realt 700 Chest bod ave- | et hs Mento the wl, mi2- -24 floor. 5 rooms, very re®- | WHITTIER 1323 N—Four rooms | and furnace. O. J, McCAWLEY R. “ea: ear warage: § $100. fe ‘S847 Delnar. | i HOUT TEAU 3220 — 3 rooms: te oe JOHN H. ABM ee oe CORBITT. 7010-—5-room bungalow ampton. }/ CA'MER INC. 817 Chestnt) ie dey KAIME & BRO. R. E. CO as cae ee TTT si oe | aPRING 3138 Ns a nesta | ENRIGHT, 5014— “Residence: | a rooms: CHO! or ana St 24. Wy | SRTEENTEL [017A NS rodms. elec. | COMMERCE REALTY CO. (Entra! 2 039, i= TT = E ar " TTT > °6.28.2 ar | > 2 re ’ ou ern | y painted. an ecorat : e ° ( u. ee hee Ree aS aE ee oe . i) a ee oe po at re yD Sayan 4 iio: ath st bath. steht, SEs each s‘c "$30. OJ. McCAWLEY R.CO_ MAin 2814 nant. Forest 0768... ae Sg ee os a ae ae | s08N li. AMBOTT. Realtor. 709 Chestage COTTAGE —4-room ne ee “ground q ous Slaw At sah - . Fe: so in . GLI eaitors | hestnut. 402 N—S roome and recep-| pr re , ae y > ' *;, gruit a shade trees: rent $20): jocated : ETZEL. 5825 saben Adulte Yr. ra Apply 1304 N. Sarah. chestnut. | TAPLOR, - 7 P-| FOREST 1]06—6 desirable rooms. larce | owner wij) pu ; ‘ ey ) ptoriangat Mo. Call WAbash 96R. Mr. ful dec- | | _kitchenette: _maedern “ | > aw tile “bai ; furnace: | WISH, 49754 ROOM: BATH, FUR- - SOR: ARE SOS OE ee OT RAKE RLT, JIRN_Th | GOLDSTEIN REA SOMP ANY. SIXTEENTH. 1535 N.—2 rooms, water H. Lott | D : ; RRS » s me t tyr ' ; ; r enn ae ae ae eee | | Ooaner nestns pian ‘al ee — jel (c) | S7eR GaS4A——3 Tooms, tle bath, gaa, | —SCHPMEL RE. CO. 4915 Easton. | GRANVILLE, 1570-—Near Principia: the |" ee ee (c* Witrie youed s E. CO., 618 Chestnut | con FAGE— 4 rosme, BEOO west Bt. Charles | ’ ait . ~~ a ee rated | and ' .. | WAF 3 rooms. electric. > cheapest rent in city; mocere R-re Se an a condi- (o* a ro o nerth, Pais | she every |i A. G. CO. 7 in ee p Seer ig Ping th vo S45, | saggy Fe ~~~ apa Taylor; wte2) | GL rics K Realtors 892 Chestnut ‘house: garage: $65; will paint. Call CAb. | CLARK 2122—8-room house; good — — a | Thomas av. . 820 month aati 4 1532—6 reoms. 2 inside tei- any 6747W (cD) tion. 80U LARD | 2 ee rar. elec.. $15 Call Sunday or Monday. _ HB. Chestnut. EAST SIDE GROGERKY-RESTAURAN? ETZEL. mts Nsa—B Fooms goo | reasonable. =~ ' § rooms, bath, electric. g8- | WOODLAWN DRIVE. 1310—4 rooms WAKKEN. ; bath, furnace, $45. GArfleld 8502. | ‘ joao ARK, 2110—6 rooms. bath: $59. — ‘ : HAMILTO: aan — epee ITT. 800 ean 3) SATLOR 16198 N—f rooms and — Established: money maker C4 henw M41 > ; vor. Te Reasgah'e a __{©=' | bath. separate m-heatin lant. sab Z , : Y ¥ _— 4 ean sie , t ‘ alty }, | C4832 __. PAGE toGp48 rooms. first floor: eas, | BALSON REALTY ¥ C0. 5899 ‘Delmar: ar. (c@2) | LAclede 0649. Arent there Sunday. BEN M. LOEWENSTEIN. 915 Olive. (e998) | OREGON E. & R. G. SOOT ae, rit —— c~. 1532 Tr ma. t In i ‘ + # th a *) : ~ ” ~ ‘ + _ : N ae ‘Troom (ec) | WARREN v—§ oo wo side OR TO 04 rooms, modern, new. | ——______ Sii1a-—2 rooms, ane ORDON E. & — G, ay electric. water: $25. ers a Bey ir | i © A BT 2wA—S room, bath, ¢ merit he and phone. , . i_pho FORSYTHE | tollete, hash Garman, inet G48. GAstida | s-reric home $65: open. Tiron PL tra] 8952. sking ‘s) eaceemaneee —_ 2 5. iarge rooms, bath and room lower flat. hct-water heat: hard- OG49. Agents there Sund i ey turnizhed. (©) | wood floors, tile bath entry, garage ; _ fos aaa | JOSEPH. 6538—4 rooms, strictly modern, | Cin TENTH. 1122 : —— a fHITT . 8050—5-roo t br igalo ardwo : i 8138-—3 rooms, ae z . 1122 N-—8 rooma, $11; ue LAT —4 rooms Wehste Ca 1 HITTIER, m cottage; bath, | matt brick bungalow; hardw od floors, | CLIFTON PL. 31 eas. (*) | POrest 6223. (*) |\JAs. C. MORFIT. 1024 TI GUAR. BI m | 8J pmedern 5 rooms. poms. tiie bath. | beautifuty decorated. if {c80) furnace, tile bath, garage. PArkview 5353W. (c2/ tric, $23. FOrest 6223. avi “LID.

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SK Sela" & HN Lah an aR ogee oR. “ D oot ying Re) Fie ere aL Yr ew GARFIELD ¢ . st. iwlia ob -DISPATCH _ TO LET—BSUSINESS TO LET—BSUSINESS P’RP’SES Central Centrai “ CL ss 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and E a eae TO LET SUSINESS P'RP'SES TO LET—SUS\NESS P'RP'SES , TO LET—SUSINESS PRP'SES West ~ Whest FOR LEASE 1107 bene ra as —Second floor, nay fi square feet. Av—Ofhee and stock ’ TO5-F ppm av —Filfth 1685 Washington Av—17 153] Washingtern Av.— #400 square 1508 Washington Av —#000 square feet. 6i39 N _ St.—4500 square fert 3404 Ohic Av— light and low rental. St —25.000 square feet. elevator. stories evator: low rental. vater: low rental. with high-pressure b Uers; °3372.34 Pine 2211-15 Chestnut 5: — Size 1131 &. 12th St.—First and Washington Av.—Size 723x125 ae ew Washington Av —S&ize 306x135 1635 Washington Av.— ize 35265 on nor MULLIN WALTERS REALTY CO. MAIN 2636 — = BUILDING FOR LEASE 913-15 PINE STREET 6-STORY AND BASEMENT, Possession Januarv First. . ISAAC T. COOK & CO., Inc. MAIN 4570 736 ABCADE BLDG. 85x 109 OLIVE ST. GARAGE 4150-2-4 and6 OLIVE ST. edete garage, 75 ear capacity; steam heat; plate | glass front. In good erder. Rent reasonable. Estab- |= lished stand. Ideal location. ; | John Dockery & Son 1015 CHESTNUT ST. Ranelagh-Wilmar Apartments 445 DeBALIVIERE AV. Northwest Corner of McPherson and DeBaliviere A large store for lease, to be operated as » first-class restaurant or cafes. We will furnish large new icebox aad ang 4 oo with two ovens: on new Will decorate. put im firm-clagss — furnish heat, hot and cold eneee The anal sGH- WILLMAR AP TMENT BOTEL containg 156 famil Will only consider an applicant thai will operate i-clags p.ace Will concession to the right party. at Ranelagh-Wilmar Apartments will be pleased te show you Le rae ie tta se allem. atten on Manager througan., or Call HOUSMAN REALTY OO., 312 International Life Bidg. GArfield 6278. *» North x GAN, 7218—Seactiful store. TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP'SES 3317 LESK and Shubert -Rialto | DOCTOR S OF FICE—Furnished. heat and Fe FPACTUBY—Or warehouse invest money with . F tenant tion ees . right 008 8 a ane a. 5 AL GERAGE—Por lease; about 116 truck ca. phone service furnished. 202 Bidg.. Grand-Olive reagona bie. 1367 building: will DFODOsi- lecation. cai vt 4 cr) ‘tablished leca lien gcularsa call i L: ~» Lindeil OBS BL mg lence 2 icu wets Post-Dis MAin 278; “ - Bae FO LEASE—Nee daylight building “Ww: ' na eat. sprinkler and elevaier: contains 25. | ‘ARE USE ‘OR "FACTORY. — rental 25c feet. -2¢ ‘th q sa = ais | TERS REALTY co _disp- ins MAin 2838. esa et ty. downtown gholesaie district. Wi! ideai » freight depet. Box W-i64 ac {eo} 409. Wainwright tSEgeu ah seat STORES. . Cer. W. Filoriesaat one Ceai- lege. large store Sates. carner Dewey sare. Dewer iarge re “hippewa. store .. ; Nv. Jefferson. g@tore (oorner).. store ce 2 arge etore store - oe FITLE GUARANTY BLDG. MAin 1218 L’S-W ALTERS 874 Cheetnut WAin 2787. Cs OD i® (REALTORS BUSINESS LOCATIONS Likewise facte sites our specialty. J08N B. ERIECER | STOPES POR J. 1 EPSTEIN & SON VP ROA > hist Desa shmEricct OWATY “OomRS., good | : igre sone he Mi: ‘ “ASS. 1a0s- CASS, corner # Die. Ww CHANNING. 232 . oe | fr OLIVE: STOR JAS. C. MORFIT. 10° ' = 4 SOS senti Pid Poa rz nice ‘ REON & 8 G SCOTT good i rea- ARDINAL. district GOLDSTEIN REALTY eet TS 819 Chestnut MAin 4797 -Stere. rent $30 per manth. | 1510 Cass. a ee ee Ain Pec ay 14°8—~ nth pes oye oe 3000 Square Feet ean be remied very 810-12 Lueas, fourth and sixth floors: elevator service and heat; open. “sm av,| GIRALDIN BROS. R. E. CO. reasen- i ——+ | C8... 504 | | eer as - - 1515 PINE ST. 6500 ‘eor FEET ent. fireproo! flo and cenry eievai iT i desir reasonaote MARTIN ‘ 722 ON ee Btiencame half 9 @12 Helland 38! dg FOR LEASE phone typist. aprvice ELEGANT BLILDING ttle Guar. 15 NM. 7th S KE. GOR. THIRD ANT Boge gofticn. 4020 |) WONDERFUL LOCATION 47,000 SQUARE FEET SPRINELERS. STEAM HEAT EXCELLENT LIGHT |_MARTIN & BREITT, Realtors 1119822 CHEMICAL BLDG. LUOTAS div ide. part second will Lucas ar ent. alse =. Markt 7 en nen a at ~~" es =_— & =e EYER tne ate ~¥ 1485 h effice. good fer printer Chestnut « loca- MA'in icy per ee—-Se a ee 34 floor, sui: AMS & feet. with 133 , deal poo impreve fer 6 tabice. 20 ord tor any reta.. . Husiness R Bu APL db ic a Carder OUsi ness rent .: es REALTY SPACE— ao | far pos Pooa ¥-cory “uildine. all er | GR AND a “anstfer 1 ; 7x60 cee only R. co mut oe ith. N —New modern every way water id month free. $30 THIRD. 432 N_ icorner Vine)—3 floors. S4x142 rote or Taget her “ .— tory in werehouse $135 ilien ANDREAS R. B. co.. Ti? Chestnut A eee 1211 —2e or werk shep. WawstiaD 3i* _ a} ~~ Bed. GAr reasenable nent. MORGANPORD. 3763—Good location for shoe satere or taller shep: also 3 rooms. on 4622—Space in deauty hop, a | for embroidery werk, =) BI 4 an store: “KER, Realtors. FricS SPACE—Desirabie ground tieor | heat. Ught. private desz. phone janitor | gery aad at desk furnishec: opis one space @valiabie: offce iecateh on South Grand cetween Arsenal and Gavem. Bax W- Post-Dispatch. ic) Jost MIT. cO.. 106 N Sth. ~ OS . WHITE Ww A¥—i400 BSENTOSN suitable for amy Dusiness.| D..., suit Bent reasonabie ltd. WHITE fe WAY SHENANDOAE. = his D hee stere. delicatessen and * ssisaiticoton siore. $135. 4171—Bea sty parior. I hroom. Lew Tren. MORRIS AAcH RB. siore.; LiPrER-At RE. tors. wonderfui 235M '(¢? CORNER FOE CANDY STORE ,.0Cation +o esa“ Park and Mississippi ation eagheap. €Abany 62 3 rOig and Blow. su! barber shep LTRS, RIVERSIDE 3100. 7453 ss for table sul 2i.é@ r light manufacturing Ca.. 8264 CHESTNUT ahd a114%s Bast | 3 siore lef rar " Sul + - RAND TOWER BLDG . trand av beautiful a S311 §S.—Z-stary brick S.—Coermer Shen- reasonabie; nesi fur- yi . SS sat? —— Ligh: rooms. aici o REALTY CO” 1006 CHOUTEAL. tent reason- | GAY | for | ; | | VANDEVE™N TE La ridge arge siore Gi , ~. 7" 4. : Seat rurpisasec q meéai market STORES ; FOR ENT. + - ee PRA NCTS- PERRY & RUTH. i109 WwW HARDWARE STORE WANTED Qo a NTE} - - ue¢s pears Warehouse on Switeh Grand bi.. loc A GOOD BUY pearty ce. | — Mc Ki seock. l 1123 CKem: ca! hwest corer Taicate = sat containing :utiful Shop Location Termina : 56469 Grarois: dandy location. See this. Bent *erv reasonal le (ct (FRAY TORS LOC *ATION R08 re Irar 1s near ‘heater. scho« Stilta bie Yew — opparite Loe ar end id marti * ; ipped G. BLANKE BE. ye , “andy : frame bunge- . jecation for - “ — ine Susiness loca- beauty parier. etc. ion. oppor ¥ for Wideagwake Merchants: ce... Fil Chestent. . iaore Temi. including Beat; apartment ( Normandy }\— 7h ~ Angeles suhdi- ' @rugzist res 3714—Resteurant. full; §25 COlfax ‘ ’ -. “onfectionery, barber New. large stores. with ior. c eaner andl Mic Nal ; Pestaio NEW SOUTH SIDE ST¢ RES 37190 new. suitable for any Dusiness inducemen te. ‘ vi RES! = far ’ : 4 4 ™~ -™r mt (SEW STORES—RENT ‘RET Dre _Southwest 2201— Carner store. & anh 1Ge and BRO — XAT SILV ER ROSE t ANDY ‘SHOP. MARBLE FLOORS BEAUTIFUL FIX- TURES—LAST ONE LEFT—7 LEASED SO pit TaZy tor Trac PArkriew 19518. « INGBR-EI mi. naae m1 Cai GA eid "DEI sMAR AND UNION LARGE NEW STORES ithe northeast comer of Deimar and im the elegant snd wonderful new Building. we have @ few stores tenants ppertumities at this. Uushest _ . wes 2 Sirao.ie except iona: "904 Chestaut. mi location in nly $45 per month. "See Lagets of Clseton” GRAY. 57 — ATTRACTIVE WEBSTER room orieck bungalow. St): S-roem. §4400:finan ces ar Dollar Buliding Service. Deine ranged. OOD eS bungaicw tions. C. Daugherty, 1300 Tempie CAbany 22176 HIGH-CLASS 7-raem eading architect; a Prigidaire. iicineraior ie ee c cAbany vol : wpeatcat ons ons an for bun flats i or me Rex W Tia eo: Ds aes room 3 one | we farm's a3 4o¢ regidences eo" hes" te Saartie ¢ oem | Dui! ot e@ructoan a om ‘change Dusiness piaces af woperty, fer emall ist with as a s ) T7188 Chestrut s eorner Bre ,ad way Wtd.—izc! Range dunga.0 Ww Seuth flat Bex G-36 _ Senta Douhie a flat. Box Bart Da F™Mealt OR APARTMENTS Wti—2606 . — 1815 Prvision. a ae 2s §-rogm na “KLER & ads. wee trade good Auburn auteceabtie 1 a dat ib le © iL. POR EX HA NG?— Pooming houses. 7. &. Ss. A > > zs o 30 TuoGms Cc. J ms. De . 114 +4 PO a es Ha NGS Several _ farme fer EAN 722 Cheetzrut. MAm 1196. For EXCHANGE 250 acres, Clarksen rd. imprvved trade. Fulenwider. GArtiela 574 re a EXCHANGE — Besut! inna ae POR eo 3 — 3 Mut s a st — m= rffer emschange’ Box _ SS a , utheast Missocur - ~—— PYres: ASG near Greriand fer ‘ncome pre aeeilmer Bex M244. Pagt- Pon miei NG WT! ade vear =Mi woperty fof income properticg: Bea P-O6SO. Pom-Dea. =| LOT Wtd—Cheas fr Dodge coune. COl- | | Tax 56538 i : wil FL OED. 408 a ~~ ) . 206 Wainwright | | trade , roperty ELF EK. shotienm ‘822 Chestnat. | HAVE ; coe in income =f wi for 19198 | oll Trier 2446630. fc 92) tty. suburhaa property. a ato- | rade’ ¢ Kirkwood. ' gOUsEs—2 77 frame houses: arate: County, Bex G 251. ‘Dost Dis 137-acre farm. | iz oF — - ‘iyvcomus Wid —Bor my fine acreage on : Maachester ri. Box M- 414 Post- INCOME Wid — lot. Nerth and exchange far income. BEN & BRO Beate ou. INCOMES Wed —Faor exchange t_ .-— feet | vacant. north Goodfellew ar.. EN {LTHEIMER : Sno of first farm mortgages income sroperty. —_— amount for Ask ashby. FAQ Times Bide. L FORFST - ATTENTION, BU Wi re! ‘Trade cntaiieas 4.9% for eacd cecand deeds D-«s ampatr’ 221 AND 223 OLT A >-stervy business bGieck. | Seat Ae fleor space: will 546 : LOTS Witd— ouis Ce OR STEIN. GLI" om. $22 Chestnut Jif add some cash = ; 1140 Moorlands drive. a. ar vacant. 1294. igsourt itarm Let 185 foot = Bra-nard: water, per foot: will can woed Park. Fainneunt Park. or good Zi D. T. . - 2s 5S. _Central. “a: INCOME FOR NO! Your residence or your clear city enement prope ny ST Ick Realtars. sod “hestnut. ” Shafte for resi- DLORSO Lineeil gage be ES(IDENUSS Wtd—Have 19 lots, tree 13-? and clear aed fastest growing community 000 and ! to exchange for eauity im residences: _ soma! fe a $19,060. bungalows Bx M-416 Post- Dis ; . REETD: 8B. A. THOMPSON EZ. CO. PF ar pate deeds af ey | Gey M-3229. Post-Dispatch. flats: rent $3720: e fer residence or other prop- | Realters. $22 Chestnut. = TO Wak ‘HANGE—C ompiete Deauty parlor | @] 21 pment. Virtually = for iet tia monds or what have yo ? Bez G- 279, P.-L. Tj exe ZANGE—Piat. 4 family. good in- come: trade for Fe farm. iot ao busi- ness. Box W-41 Post-Dispatch. _ {c} TO EXC Se Fine double ‘lats- GO wear will finance and trade for other oroperty Box P-540. Post-Dispatch. To EXCHANGE—5 and reum —, Ringed! ghwa om da wble flat in my « 334 Post -Msenatech ExCHANGE—C ottag=. 6 rooms. death. $5000 dendt. for clear farm or business. Post-f L ispeicn + ) — EXCHANGE Single nartwoed floars tile bath. side d bie garage modern _ _, will exchange fur ont Box W-T61 Post-Dispatch he. a iNGE—S Jaiin’s Station bungalow clear as ‘first payment. ¢ TT] EX’ “HANGE—Beautitul St’ Leuis Country Club, =a equity in apartiment er late model sedan and tifferences. Phone €CLayten 379. img ar evetiings. EXCH4NGE - ’ at : “hestz ut New 6- Rew Wes T7es Lile ‘teermer is 2 plas acTes. west and his house nehip t. tiled watis the finest = fixt ares—ae ad. —4859 San Praacisco. errtlunmg tt “3 rea iind § bouses modern mck bungalics. for a excess af $7: — mom single flat in the West End tet the orice =. Re wy is & JOXES. 2989 »¥. 30a and ims owner ~ ke as POOREST 8762 +e) : at 2 ; white ‘en consider 4-family M Ain Morn oe} rrye and rent ‘$38 ' ants: wondertu! ir mesidence in excha: ae WoLr ‘POLLAS “EK. 101 N. Sth. GMa Cs & Gar : POLLAC &. 191 %_ > © AGS os fine. we dail a! eet ammali residence .F-POLLACK. 101 N. Sth. MAin 1853 TRICK Wtd—Exchange ream in er cat age part. Poet -T4ernatch GRe ERY OR BUSI New S-room brick busga- BAVE CASH SH BUYERS oF want vacant. Nerth- | € de Hamilten 99): M@NEY AT ONCE. af vacant ‘2 Page- 2 SLIT MENFELD REATY ame property. will assume le TITLA GEAR. BLD. Box M 247 Post-Dispatch [INCOME PRi -EERTY XN For. SCANT Witd—Deubie Groom “ff _ ers Box P-ao Pets * flat. Halliday: all modern INC ME PRL xt B ¥ w: nx ‘Teal \clenecy owier : S22 Chestnut. _ =eiat ¥AC ANT OR BUNGALOW Witd.—*s “ais. : 4 rooms. rent $1580: owner ww!) r Vacant or small bungalow. re ad Wtd—As par ot = or Shep ler. r a S22 Chestaut. ae frame eh inca! Sail : : att a =~ SATA Peat. Ter cor Wi—For make: location. Sex Gi36. Puna BL. cn.. 316 TITLE GTAR. BLDG. MAIN 1688. LTS Wit acreage, ef chap! °° com we - a igion “D sar 7 od a we — deubie fat. Box Ws . Wise 114 . Ty nt ef temement for Rs a6 Wi- “Se” ek a ing es Riverside teas rt ow ’ Po . ry * nrk Rant P8944 Chemkn=e PResnect 3811) ™ — —.San Sunct-Stenatel %. WANT farm far my amgle fat Box OFFICE BUILDING wid — ae K-277. Post-Dispatch. ‘met. etate of sestieeen WILL exchange my cottage for fame. Box Post-Dispatch 5-403 Past Dispatch. ; —t net cash far Vt rade cosr furnished <cett (ATR prupert F : value $4900. _ & improved . "gost Toe atch. Leuis property. PF 313. ff Fe aad Su-—r soloed Beach Fila al _etornatee. . your r* Luz. “tana ¢ heme = —_— tom wie. A’ . FARM. BUNGALOW. QeckE TION WANTED. TMENFELD REALTY vacant let ar secen? wust and will par difference in cash. ‘on M-i37 | Paevet- Dispatch. 2 a anal ye ae. sO oo nartenend —; . yer Tniver ety Ci: you can a. : ent on this: <A : or dédoubl- for singi+ aegs property Wangeles, 5059 Terry. Fer ~st ‘ea ae 72. LoT iy AT SEAL In exe oF ne _ re value. iZ17 S 7th «.; will exchange equity for . ot. Pittsburgh | :| Have ready cas® ATED 3047 THOLD- | 1. Y uN <a14W. Putssurg. Pa » EARNEST MONEY ta TRD m7 Getta 0 A Charming COMPLETE AND COMPACT TD E aesigned baths. Servant and chaaffe TO SEE IT IS TO DE This is truly a remarkable value at th for inspection all day Sunday. Tura from Clayton read te Conway road ({ ] block west te the home. ‘Rodahallion - Leok fer This Si ag lt gg eI eal nettles a _. ~~ — ~ ee eg ee sll al — — — es a ee ee » ESTE—WTD. To sBuY + Paid for Bargains eet ee ee ee a OS fur wee Aenman FIVE rau Sty SEL AP pee - Mo _ cation Sex G2 for my jowntewn tenement a future Box M419. P-.- —J3-roem : ae tee 30120 ler tt? PROPERTY Wi — WES give me data. orice. remit. etc. Pos:-Dignar e Wtd — Single. 4 and 5 reema. baits: | Bm be m= Al condities: Se Sc hapil CO'faxs Gal tat. —45 =. 5 "ibeweSsTEry “ois olive coe TT. Wid — Choice. located © Box P.57¢d. el DENCE Wii —gtrictly modern: fox MM new h aoe Sr aguity. aah, -cR ' im ~ Wed —=* o; Pine «t_: state full _RENEKE ‘212 Wisner * : Wii —Te 3408

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‘in land will “ BUSINESS ‘PROPERT Substantial we = % and b ; REAL ESTA ae Aras MENT 50° ~ Almost hew ¢-tamalis. efficiency; 4-Car garage: reat cumbrance §13. ; will exe for second deed of trust or What Yy, R TOR, 706 Chests brick huildi asement. with *j 257. Post-Dispatch. oe —_ At present prices are a eer SE eneswell forma, 98 oi sizes on easy terms. anoen, If you want seus land cre LOAN — FOR EXCHANGE—653 general farm; all in cultiv on; 3 miles south of oe of 7000 inhabitants; terest. Have 0 acres 5 in ma 2 wheat. Sram. ir land at $100 per acre. ali Py 30133. will be were for a few has 6-room house he bath; house ,clectric ligh granery. tracior, chicken es and 2 2 motorized irrigation peante. implements are in best of condi aot a mortgage of $21.500, pay oe HOFF, Clayton Ar I am a M. SUNDA NTION, BUILD I will ‘et - Thienatecs ~ 221 AND 223 OLIVE STr A 5-story business bicck. 8000 a feet of fleor space: wiil erchenge e¢ a $15. residence or residence 8 Loot 7 7ih st Room Webster Groves and Kirkwood, on lines: also one §-room and one modern residence: want oS in city in exchange. Also will acres suburban acreage sult & subdivision. on Manchester road and road: make he ey A. 8 LOOMIS. 7 x. 7th. Reom 22 SELL OR- TRADE BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT. ¥sT CORNER OF CH PURDUE: IDEAL WILL Ue STEINGE ¥" TUTE LACTEDE @ ee Se eee oh a : trade excellent bungaluw b af way 2: good second Geeds of trust. Be 3. 9000 FEET FOR EXCHAN€ Have 2000 feet good building grounese 1926. aiihediedellineedties ste eee - 2000 REAL ES! STAT E For Sale, E xchange, W Wanted, and and Bungalows, Cotta; AN ‘PROP. FOR SALE nacho PROP. FOR SALE | St SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE =_ ge agg — ——— -- — — —_ Or gees in Outstanding Opportunity A Charming Villa ‘COMPLETE AND COMPACT IN EVERY DETAIL - Here is a well-built modern house of ivory stucco with en tile roof. Notable features are the finely propor- Hioned living room with fireplace and wood paneled walls, 2 imposing reception hall; a delightful dining room with : t room adjoining. Cheerful bedrooms with unusual signed baths. Servant and chauffeur quarters with bath. TO SEE IT IS TO DESIRE IT > Ti is truly a remarkable value at the figure asked. Open "for inspection all day Sunday. Turn north on Spoede road moder ni: right. HAILE &. HOLME REALTY OO.. 74 Wain wrigh MAin 3045. OU SE—Must pel this: week ; 5 rooms. bath fur Post- ‘Dis. (c} |'HOUSE acre ground —- ~B-room house. 14x14 100x200 feet deep: west of Fee Fee Cer Ro rd S. Ww he atiey LAI ND—B5 acres, wer: “lub eomhe 2500 feet front. | AND—12 acres on St. ey (coast to coast high tonviile. For particulars TOMROY LyYv CO. L.A NI» 10 00 acres. uni souri Z,- Il] in body: near hard r cafe sR price $4.50 . qe. LIBERTY. 8081 (Vinita = fark)---—4-rovum frame bungalow ; erm: hardwcod floors. tile hath. cood Pasement: garar screened porch. good street; one Ddiock from Lake line aa Page av.: owner has moved: price $55 Bs. wm CG. ASta pity (cKO) Clawson. Alton, 40 } rood ‘Jocation: reasonable. “all * $03w (cB) S920 New 5-room m sy cash ‘at JACKSON, LoTrs— WwW abesk MONROE. brick. with garage; lance like rent. ace. WAbash 568. 2420 SPRING AV. Five-room brick cottage; le room, thoroughly neem all cot Jos. F. Dickmann, 3125 & . Grand. LA VINITA PARK SNAP! $138 Washington st.: 7-Troom alow: hot-water heat, 2-car 65: 1 block to ear line ~ $11. 000 , proverty for $7750: menue. wM RREN. 203 Title Guaranty idg. EE 8225 MADISON AV. $759 row | monthly payments. buys this new 5-room 2-story brick bungalow: m ‘erm in every way: only $8750 Owner ithere. see today JOHN S$. BLAKE & BRO.. 815 Chestnut. VINITA ~ PARK Canton——Modern 5-room frame. Midland—Up-to-date 7-room resi- ence. 7 Carleton——9-room. stucco residence. 9 Walton rd.—as- room brick bungalow. Jackson st.—5-room brick bungalow. Wheaton ay.—4-room cottage. Walter av.—d5-room frame cott For particulars see Mr. P. A. Timlin '8?46 Buchanan set. W A bash 432W. or aa S 8105 NINO VCO ~) , Flats, Apartments, Reaidenese For Sale Fe : | sufficient oo é' ay: MAin 2383. Webster Groves Home Bargain THE HS Y 2320 BELLEVUE : ise room me room 4 86on Sine floor: 2* bedrmoms, th and on yard; n eaaroom ! secon 4 garage everything is in the RD P BUNGALOWS $250.00 CASH asy payments. Get in to Our Webster olfice about these wants to close them out st once—s gain for with SSSIDENCE. One of Webster © aia t em on st she tree- war Fiemia hal " tosee livin din ns Fichen, ond letter 4 Se eervants’ guarere. Bree. room on the thi ; dence is hand-decorated end pane ‘ dows are leaded glass: speak! -tube a nection throughout the bouse. peas tol ofl burner. Frick for 2 cars. wit room oe auffeur,. children’s lavheuse in the re This is a yee siti peas wiil Sey to on mast diecri rchaser. or anion. ~~ ar oagvlaes OLLAND, REALTOR OMES, WEbster 2692 8 New Homes All about let- : priced natin and card 18 TR. 000; terms either one if 1 at our Webster office, 46 ood A¥., or phone WEbster 160 r full perticillare. THEO. R. APPEL. or 46 wv Lockwood, We “A Charming English Hom e 240 BLACKMER PLACE An exceptionally attractive and Cigtinetive dwelling of ate —— li and half-timbers. Ree. | vas Chestnut bihiiii ii Li sre! —s - ” oo i] 5 ~ ¥ Pe - f — : be re i F _ e Ske i re re il * * - a ° ee ee ~. + * tr ’ A ah Re Nee eat he ity o @ v2 ee _ ” ** * a”? x a . Hert a nie BO oe ee . ba . "t ‘ eo »* Per « 4 - 2 ee ° ~ > ee. eo = yy eae weer % Se i —" . aN . . if ide tha men oe Be ey MM. gue ae & ee ~~ wy en AX wy ~ dy a - Vie tenga Ben ™ wey +. oe * * La ee po > A cir o nd ey Lees 3 th 3 in te Oe caging. We Sh. ane . eee wh ye er - a le « nD aww - oho lea We i at ‘ + ne ay — County, “340 ) aes Will exchange for larse city residence, | 340 acres of land near railroad azd- bus -line. in St Louis County: clear of debt i will add some cash for fine. welliocate@ | residence. aa Ye LOOMIS 7_N. 7th. Room 215. - WEBSTER BARGAIN | Let 185 foot front; comer Slocum gi | Brainard: water. gas. electric: worh ZF ‘per foot: will consider clear racant ih im | wood Park. Fai rmount Patk or nlock ' ee wWrd. }-Simail frame, near AGE be clear. to renee for my a preperty. Bax M-: . P.-B. Witd—Smail coti sy north or cash for bargain. Box "Dispatch. _ BUNGALOW. EWANTED NEW aot over puee. »* ee kane tee te ee Be en | Beautiful “sunken } beamed ceiling. room, pantry Co.. 623 Chestaut. large rooms. living room with tiled solarium. dinin kitchen, maid's room and bath tired floor. Threé large airy ms. tfled baths and showers on ond oor. Artistic decorations fix- tures. Gas-fired furnace. Built-in garage. WEBSTER GROVES TRUST ©O., REALTORS Fo F. Dickmann R. E. E. "RENTERS, DON'T MI you R BEST Pat Mia Cease paying rent. while Vinita Park offers you these home- -owning Opportu- nities for the sum you pay ott for rent. Here is 3 for your inspection. sold as low . | as &500 down and balance like rent: oo0dsoen road. e veriand; lot 6 x | 833 4 WASHINGTON ST.: 5 rooms; very substanti al. 2-stury, & rcome: ite \SutxoToN ST.: 5 all hardwood floors, furnace, 3-car | rice $16,000; vagy terms. Owner | newest features: lot 50x165. — FLORA: 4 rooms, furnace, bath. cae ee eepegy Be eR Beh om eae a a EAST DE SOTO. Test roome. th. Sane i. ‘TROD Th by splendid bungalow: wR *, co. he STRODT FLOKISSANT. ¥ ear: $150 down. ct ive sim 'i}/HALL’s FERRY RD... 84: room stuc- ; o, bath, hot-water heat. brick street. Tiel 1 Call Mr. ris . O0. ns rVvaGd al | 4 : : be B ~ ; ” " er i ) : , Oe : | ck buneal ‘ ¥ tile bath ; 3- BE lot 94x260- a new and beaut tiful; owner, Wt so $53 New 4-room bri rick ; bur a sO: smal) CZ i payrnent 243 . eramec. ' } Ms vee, w ; e like = ¢ Owner toda: UW ote ee tayion, Mo silting galow: ideal jocation: modern: special in- le balanc C frie ate . : LA NI 0 feet. south of { ‘layt ton 1 road: ducement to couple pe PRONE ces | = Ti . "ee argain, * ast aide © Ce Fe Mooreland drive WOODSON. 2338—Just south of —— bAciede 4313. ___ 8548 &. Grand ' Se Hila "he = location brand-new 4-room brick iene =. one il modern: terms: owner will show. KEANE & FRANKE 1008 Chestnut et. |; _FINE B- KOOM BUNGALOW > ” . ” a ” SRR ee He Sow © unrestricted: on Virginia. EE LOoT-- 450 feei s,.Jenaia: Beliefontaine line. 4800 LOT—Desiral e, 80-Tt. of Clere- land High sch S45 per tet. Cal iS... | Monday. Rive side 3066. a! Tone Cele. Sie teak Galen | LOT— West side Henusylvania, 100 ae a Oh es gg Beer oe: a rd-wox . a cog _ north of Itaska. 100x123; offer wanied; || aaeedie ‘BE SH- BI wR. Miin price right. §& HEM) MEI MA NN RP AC KLER. R. E. = Sale aia! i Mi bid 42 nar 4 ome St rat vicinity , 8 oo + oe Sard 5 er 6 rooms; 8. Post-Dispatch. ~ . Celr? side ne ©-roon o*« ’ dey ay we & 2" gebu av.. "50x1 01. Bar- REOS., . REALTORS, rooms, erty Bar Apartments Wanted ote he 4 * T. : DOCK WEILEE, a | a 5. 6: a WHAT HAVE YoU FOL é Sorthwoadig’ —- | aV.; h. ; 4 garages. » | bathe; _ | this | 617 hiand workmanship. -family 1858 ¥.. off r nck ana . i: eon real Cea race’ | ste TITLE at AR. BLDG - INCOME FOR NONINCOS i | Fear; | ay. Park, or good 2d PD. 28 S. Central. Clayton, Mo. Your residence or your amrtment + as first payment en chia ic : ¥. eublect to first D.'T. of 000 and located near Delmar aad Skin spay renis over $10,000; net Ncome o TONG B. A. THOMPSON RB. CO. PAriview o14i, o> LIVE TR Dee 6FAMILY WANTED Westminster; well buig cam make guick equitable Be 6012 Modern 12-family: Saae-S7 ine: ae 14.400: & carace 2-FAMILY APA \KTMENT WANTED 195-1 fox unrestricted vacant; Delz no it. ayY im equitable deal. ROOMING HOUSE WANT 4-familp flai: 4-5: ijl fine rentme esectior DOUBLE W ANTED—-NORTS Double flat. 32°6 Shenandoah: ¢ roe rent 064. ‘"AMILY WANTED res. 2 flats; modern: G Can make quick deal WHAT HAVE You 12-room residence, Cabanne corner lot: h — will week; phon J. 1. EPSTEIN & SON Chestnut S§1 Two ste a r New 6-Rooms West 77#8 Lile fogrmer Boland pl. Lile. which is 32 blogs eS ot Clayton rd'. is not th usually find a, yh Fe... jouse hae the finest the finest alls. r=t ai R disirict; “be al MAin 2163 ; ey | ery thing ti at vou find ® houses oat fing n excoee of $25 000 Yet the price of this bouse is only $! 500 and the owner yw au ake as part tment emall pi: i ity If you are wi {Ilin gz oe nhng a legitiz exchange without inflathig values. you most certainiy be int ted tn this eertionaliy constructed gom,g situated, i: ‘is. In the West convenient schools. churches and Open for inspection STANLEY EPSTEIN, }! MAin_ 4: REAL ES’TE—WyD. TO Seat 2329 Pi. + Wid.— Small flat @ cottage. or frame: repairing dor bois ~ ar ference: I want a bare Box Pact: ‘Thenptch - tity or county: reponab e. © Box M- ee for Ry vung ) Post. Digpatch ‘HAVE CASH BU VERS 0 OF ERA 7 STATE INCOME PROPERT : | : | i “| ~ tar Wie fo Biya Wei —As | ROL AND ) bungalow Post Dilan atch. : |Bos MAT! } | TENEMEST Wid.——Or ; : 1G. inl |LET me sell ) Pay NDITION x MONE AT m.. NEELD RUPERTY Wtde-—For cash Box P3550. Post patch. PRO) R ¥ Wi (4 Anxious fleescr Re 244. P.-D. | terns iINFOME hoe: ar Re A ee ree ot a ae ing. GEO. A. AYT W td —Laree cash, Jin 1440 { “ham ces part payme Ow wner bine : sta ml: mralow it} lake Post-Mernich — a For buncalow: ¢£ location. Box G-136. Post-3 IAOTS Wid —, act CARO. ifec No oy +. commission e WISE. 114 N. 7th reom 'LOTS Wis = 3h “te $20 Toot € eg ult, balance cast, equity. in Broce $°4300. rent Rew *¥ w Vx¢ } Wy +. Ther ate ; OFFICE BUILDING Wid—As men" state all particuiars. : “G-B70 a /PROYEI Ri ¥ Ww t3.- prefer ‘inoume property; i ‘ont This! ua toh colored ive tnfermathon. ae ¥, eet 1 HS rem bs n cash for houses and church. EMMETT BA! : WE HAVE “READY . arch ase your Mr Stein phd ee REALTORS. 2 PROPE » ‘¥—WAN ED. . T32 Cheetne _CBatr ] Spot cash for eulick’ jen” investme:! NO WiLL bal ¥ “athelic 604 Olive And 7-toom house in We $12 000. to trede for &- laree jo.. shade Ne olf preperty Heex A-174. Pom -} No COMMISEION — NU | * 1 : IMMEDIA wih buy # barge aine flats. tanaenentse. colta dithen or loca See me itn oe A W'SE 114 8” ‘Pittsbu rgh Property ve ready cash to ne ba erty me shy patties, vie r PUNGALOW Wid—Fial cottage: no a 3 hg ay , ee AT, £0. sess rede » for a / itd special. EN? Wid —In trade for my 2 S Mats Box M-139. Post-Dispatch. 7 a—Single or double: West ind; nom and investment. Box K-253 central | Owners iy: svuuth side or riced right. a3 M- a0. Posi-Dispatch. ast - Dispatch 4 or 5 an - Sb on South Side for pst bungalow at 5339 Quincy. 11 Chestnut. MAin 1273. ic oF double flat of 3 or for inveetment; cash buyer. Box § t-Dispatch. | Wtd.—Doublie. preferred. for income: can Day leash. Box M-373. Post-Di spatch. Wiad —5 or 6 rooms in West End. for my Gowntown tenement prop- tha future. Box M-419. P.- d—-room single, for Mis: excellent store and 5-room flat ‘Jot 3060x120: steam heat. Wid.—aAll cash for good wee S| | feet deep: 6 room. west of Kingshighway Basten and Lindeli: must be right. ‘79-189 Post-Dispatch. Wid. —I want to buy a modern dou- at of 8 or 4 rooms. located south of te and east of, Grand. direct Irom Bex G-128 ost-Tnisnatch. For ieeiMietes _ > PROPERTY Wt4éa.— With h fu- . give me data. vrice. rent. etc. Box t-Digpatch B Wid. —Singie. 4 and 5 rooms. baths: wed Al condition: prefer Sumner pe Digtrict have cansiderabie t Gaitex aa oho Bh S Reatdences Wanted td.—6 reams: worth; cash. : LOEWENSTEIN. 915 ‘olive. (em (c90) | LOT—35 feet AEs LE be Choice: well jiocated: 3 570. Post-Disnatch. DENCE ae —Strictly modern: wil new ‘eam for eguity. Box M-138., Mevaich 7 Wtd—iIn 38400 ‘me 6t.;: state full BENEK FE 212 212 Wainwrieht Bide. NCE Wid—To buy. & or 9 room. ceitral: smal] down payment: etate and location. Box W-225. Post-Dis. ‘CE Witd—Centreliy located: give ansWer: state lowest price. Box Py t-Dispatch. or 8500 urban Property Wanted i be triple or more: 3 | 54xx | | portable / some sh | morth side of street: | } particulars. : i—Bul‘able for residence; Univer- wee preferred: eal st-Disnatch EAL EST’TE FOR SALE | g00d corners a: et) . DEtnar 3556M 230 price $12 foot. $25 ae bh Phone }:Elmar 3115. (cé) SALE —Default having been | the payment of 34 notes se- ') @ deed of trust executed by Al- ! dated the es aifies of th / ice 0 € *. 2 City of St. Louis Mo.. | b having made in payment of the undersigned holder | 182 taxes. request of the iegal Saturday. Dec 168 ¥ o'clock sev ’ and twenty- -four ruler Heights. a rea the City of a uis. i Soe to the reco t pa Missouri Fu, %- - é Bynes = thirty hort ay line, ¢ of Greer evenue, TAD H DAI fo. ov. 22 {92 6. (cS) SAL Default having been | t of 20 notes ured tr Get ‘ohaetied b sadore the Ist day of October, 1820 436. .. | j Broadzay) . | BUNGALOW—4-room 1 said City of St “mneue to oy sth bid. bed i n “t Js All of tote tel poner ee four (24i ar ageregate feet (60°) on the south in potter — hd soho —~4 Sacramente. nie. wear es! term en a1 RL ATERY, 15 N. Mth. ae Norwood | PM. Pos D give price, détails. ip | Thentis. wher 5 NGALOW— | down, car to No BUNGALOW lively ‘for rage only monthiy Mr the north west Charies road to land BUNGALOW—Brick, 4 rooms Bown. , take Walk back half biock to Margaret place. A _ x = Be yeont P isiness, corner atural | aries roa Hedgeleigh Park).| Phone PArkview 2766J fur more wee” t Bon JR. R. ie one a ‘ :; 40xx Bam- merger, 40-ft. and 45-ft. come. 49x ee 65 ft. Bargains. Laciede 604% BLOCK McDONA _D — 506x130: prea! | bargain: $600. Cai F iss. GArtfield 6233. SCHOT.L MEYER _ SOUTH SIDE 100 fede on me HER —* . O.. soos. & ut st. VAC ANT . as, Ltah a..: 41 00 block: $40 orner Fansas and Gravols 2110: corner is worth $200 per fool; owr ler Says sel] at $145. kien corner Bates and ‘Tlene s ts blocks west of Grand b! c r} able for fil ling gz stat tlor Lot on Gr: avo is ay build ing abe ut eds, suitalie for repair shop; a bargain: 30 feet on Arsenai st.. No. 6238: price $1500: cash or terms. _ about 65¢ > ¥ 45 Toot .aot tD {oa « #47 Ye ts Pe a beautiful aVe reenal and can be bought very reason 4178 Foleom av.: lot 25x1 20 ‘feet $750: must be cash. Southeast eav., 5400 block: a Very giores. a single fiat. Frank H. Tobey Realty Co. 5427 Gravois av. Biverside 4108. _ Southwest t; price + ¢ » sOL s0TF « good LOTS—Lioyd Piateau | vile. | between Tamm and Dale: $15 to 7.50 per ft.: ome store site. sewer. water as. electric J. P. O'Gorman, 6452 as LoTs—2. on Murdock “Pe Suther d, Southampton. _Box G- a6 -0B81- “é. 1sSpeA te} i on Kansas ‘at. 1% of Kingshighway; gae water. west eller we @ewer, sidewalks: low price for quick _DETERING. 3627 G | WibSHHAN—$35 5 Gravois, $52.50: Loughborough Alexander-Itaeta (corner), $33. Riverside 5330 POOE MAN'S” ‘OPPORTU i. = I have 2 nice Sauth Side lots you erect temporary frames on rear hew boulevard) down. sedd $20 month: no interest: price $20 ft. LAClede 7077. sTAaVveo ris PHo: 7 ect foot: Tholozan 1833 neat $45 West DALE AND HAWTHORNE—Vaoant. 143; wrrestricted: at arket cz concrete street. Call LAciede Y1 ELMAR. 7172——-Lot 500 feet a trade. S19 Etzel Ate , 4c IT—U nion bi.” 382x160; unrestricted; be o— Wells and R! ige. See owner. ‘ mus 3916 Fi ae. _ Gt tand 45380. aN —City Limi cor ner: in Wise 115x130: saremriceal: oan See own- Claus. 3916 Fisd. GRand 4535). pa ee Park on Darimouth av. 2 adioining, 40 500% | } feet each ali improve- 4711 Ray tI versidk 5483M SPLENDID INDUSTRIAL \ AGANT—1 50 x1$0: opposite General Blectric property. JOST-MILLER R. F. CO.. 105 N. 9th. 200 FEET ON WARWICK. | Between Euclid and Kingshighway; spien- | did opportunity for some builder for flats ‘and bungalows. J. I. EPSTEIN & SON, MAin 2162. 617 Chestnut. — MOORLANDS PARK LOT 775x160. fronte south: solid eround: will sacrifice sale. | Owner. Kurt _ Maver. 2817 Eads av. __GRand 27 40d. Build SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR RSALE e | ACHE TRA TS and icis 3s me up: terme te Suit: warreniy Carson and National oot and ; deed a a Bridge. eon, | ee WAteeh Q25R ti ACREAGE-—tThe best cash offer buys my 40 acres: 8 aged west city limiis, on crete road. Box Y-187. Post-Di ispaich. 3319— 4- $100 oa "$50 WAtas SJ. °°} — 7000 wee: 5» rooms monthiv Au es Mat fitt ay ; | BUNGALOW-—New rooms water. gas electric: let 40x) 30° $50 down. balance like rent. Apply 240 W. Rippa (8p00 5 Qn) | brick 4 ; month: Creve | BALDWIN. cenetere : ur Car. Wee ;. $30 brick water. gas. electric: onlv 34000. { balance mouthiv — St. Charlie Spring a go scuth on Spring to | g | Anke for A. H Rehline Be wiih -Here is vour chance for 4! 6-reom bungalow You will have to step | this. Water. gas. electric. £a- in basement concrete foundcati $3800: smal down payment. balance | Take Lake line to Chariack, see Armbruster in the two-st brick on | eoerner. aor drive out the &t. | Lackiand. west on Lack- | then north two hiocks bath fur- cindered road; 240 to Chariack . water. gas. electric block from car and St. Charles read new: ready to move inte S100 See owner himeelf iecay or durii . rive out Bt. Charities road “at Charlies car to Thomae statiag. sireect See going south from 5t w housts Edwards corner Gravots and Gértrude | bloc Kes | Brammer, | Owner BY... & fs ,;DIFHT then hr c ee NCIS-E PERRY RUT 10 De 7th os Lo TIS 5f SIBERT. 47 bath. i ad ae 208 Central Bidg.. w ATSON. 0" ROU BEE. Renitora. «ube ij ee BE “S01 D IN eee DAYS. . hot-water t est offer will take it. thie winter 2 room bunga first payment { {* } ~ KNOW THE JOY your tlireside liga igs a cozy a lot a6 “HOME. “ yw: ti le bath TRY , - > 2% bungai heat; two hot-water te) aa, I MAin 2636. it tre $1500 in ‘yeal ' “OWNER, TN FLORIDA, ‘ I We i rediat i. erat + ron 17} a Vall 291 W. _ ie) Ac RE At ae Wat ch g improvements. Tile. rry_road 2 Tywer ‘aide 2AO0. | HOMES In COU 'NTY hot-water deat; : Rock Hill | 5 rT Affton # re) fe rawood floors. to sell for nce like | WAbash ' Ooms: : Baa Ye "2990. puY Bac reed Vela AS ‘Pag & STEIN, &1 Ee YSU" BUY . « BF: r ORE dh modern ; See Mr i —& roome., CLC REALTORS 2809 NWN. nlen 6 0aQD ¢ 0U NTY FLAT °6 Wood Drive; ; and new, s8brictil Goo prac % ° ont i; garage mises. JONES lan 1G me Rth § “HIGH- CL An st DIVISION. “ARI ‘arama RE ALTY 3 16 NM ' Owner. con: | WIN' ER SPECLALS | Four rooms and bath. frame bungalow 4% etc... $500 Caah Special Seven-room home ideally Creve (aveur we line al) garase ¢ A lucky $Ar O00 1 ft) Majong | AFEIBEL. 808 | St. Charles Kd. ie LEFT SOLD—1 PRETTY NEW BU NGALOW your LOT on nome ed ON Bus n Easy Ter 5 LAR‘ iF ¥ Ma AND 8#8U x P ARLOR. wi th 13-1 | wale and iot 600x170. In ive bungalow subdivision. Spi acious livimg room f ! and boukcases de eta! washstand. Beibe' _B: * mean located, near. mMmvetr Let Ces ‘Kit reaseon- Pall ,or 4527. ' VE ; NT J COTTAG Ee y Golf’ Clu Ib: 1 Bem ne S200U; terma RAL BLDG... CLAYTON. VYPOWN 0669. YORE sT—- room bungalow, hardwoc a floors. tile bath. furnace heat: price $5500 for auick sale. Pay for same tee rent. Same t raliows adioining are liing for 73 B x M-142, Po et- Disp atch. — ~ modern; CAbany 7OUUSH. {62 PHILBROOK, room gg Siehmane Heights eee 306 (Just Bellevue) — +3 97 sre ha rnished rN od- 2 baths oa 50x Poy leav nz city ‘FOSKIN- Bh soueiane 730U—Cottuge ; "} rooms. bath, | 10t-wate: at. garage: fruit | $4500 (c99) OWNER LEAVING CITY recentiy c ultra modern, delightfully ‘eermaetiee , e price, show 4°: 58-5 Residence rooms. lot 100x1A0 De von hl ire “a* N mth at a“ ttr ACLIY , (wher Ww ill MAin bu: It 730 Chestact. | convenient loca- npleted. has meven* nish ed or Ss. Grasses —_ BUNGALOW-—St. Ci Mo.: Ee rooms, bath cas month. KEANE t st. —_———--—- a conn” s Station a one floor: ares . electricity $2 FRANKE. 1008 ‘Chest: — or —— - _5 | WE have two rooms. on re “al hom+é modern: garage; iot — ee — ee 87 36 6 e ¥ See th! 6 BU Ne i = —7F rooms, e-half: brick: 2-car priced for quick sale. _ Sohn’ a Station ‘B919 AKGY — bath, Five-room rame. furnace, Grand. LAc. 0620 | story ‘and | 50x other rovemente: lot 50x160 . Dickmann, %12%5 =. University City lot on Kingebury bl. Home Supreme on cast: priced S Be. Oe. Ab: ny 1% 66. ~ 71g Beat ul S rooms and tile bat b ard- Barake. OwWwneT } amuaii double 3 adjoin bie CHAMBERLAIN-OWINGS 6625 Delt F Sun pa>ric i at wood Roena. hot soe heat. will trade for tenement or at 3627 Se avolse. PRospect M iT} . it}s tf CHAMBERLAIN. onial; hardwood fi .ore heat, instan‘aneousr eater. 2-car garage near schovuis transportation « bargain Phone MAin 4561 183 pn c764—6 rugia Glatt — iy copper screenr gas water churches wy. | and duribe down 0493. Sunday, or week. a ——————— — — . : 019—s-r Om buns lo KR EALTY OD 3 4 ~ ve —Ha reain ~ $1000; University nell av.. 604130 ALTHEIMER A “11th (uty COM™MERC FE ‘a ik versity Park; improved hes au tifu! “— located 60- ereity Par aiso @part- Rox D oO Post Dis cTrifi iw uv A ‘Ls #1) Me ate price of Ole 477) Tu wtih weet I-lmar restricte ta PA Arky ik s 3424 on Teasdale a% ee eu hi gti apart men fee! winka cy CH AMBY RL A imow INGS ’ ¥ e r linar ' BEAUTIFUL 6915 Dartmo ith galow tile bath. hardwoo ter heai rarage: eide dri: street made; rice reduc ed for vick sale . rRING. 3627 Grave jc PRoepect 1833. y evenings to ® p. m. "S5xx-—7 rooma, matt brick, larce ving room with fireplace, sunroom attached heated garage. large open porch: tile bath and shower: hot-water heat; i- ) heater. pee pv oa and | on Phone WYdewn (21 umday OOP EX R EALTY & MORTGAGE CO. 4 722 Cresta at et. aS in 4800. raat of beautiful e. E.. Sau CAbany 1766. AT eo aresy HOME PRICE ay §-room brick bup- A. ora, hot-wa Office ope T _Me ore nay CARLETON A DA NPY ae LOY at REDUCED | PRICE 7 R s THE BATH, GIL NEK. KELVINATOR: BEAL sa SHADE i esee, BARG E A CO.. 726 CHESTNUT. TY ' modern, in | rage, 8740 Burton, | le Toc ‘kwood and Bic Bend. tr sone | 722 Chester ; call new Ww R330 - §0-foot lot. partie ulars i Van Buren st . Dickmann f RK. E. Webster Groves BU NGALOW—Fo: sae oF lease; Phone Wkt ster 282 2 3M. 'BUNG ALOW — ~ Except ional make an offer. Spanigh. 616 Oakwvod, BUNGALAW—Duten colonial; ali moderu improvements, such as hardwood ficors, ‘ot-water beat and beautiful fixtures; large lot and 2-car garage. This home can | bought en convenien§ terms and cannot |be duplicated at the price of ror 519 | Newport. Phone Webster 1912\ | BisGAR. 3210—See new 2-8! ory ¢ roum | pouse. tile bath and sink, rectas bath: | pedestal lavatory ‘ail oak fioora, built- -in cabinet. easy terms. DEImar_ 420K OR LOT— 100 or 200x25U. on Victoria @yv. LOT- TU oF road and Kirkham 4a¥.: big | bargain: egsv terms _CAbany $800. | LOWEST PRICE IN SHERWOOD FOREsT Seven large rooms: fireplace, 2-car g§a- age pretty seh vod ecgnr aaah right in; eas cash. 7( Rock Bill rd. OLD ORCHARD BANK BEAIST CO. (cO9) RESIDENCE- Ww ebster beautiful G-reem brick colonial, axkt | weather strips. slate roof. hot-water heat. th of] burner: instantaneous water heat- | er. hard wi od flooring thrvughout; omplete in landscape: equity $19.- ’ incumbrances payable $10 West Lockwood. neer Railroad and street cars. w I beter. 697 ; | SHER OOD DRIVE. 649—Just today and watch it grow: w of- qoon at an 0.000-"let us tell you it be like. en . og oar On ie d Bonk mentee Co bster |Hiiend 0798. ___{eBs) BU MMIT. 521—Bungalow. all modern conveniences: unfurnished : Wr. I. D. eetin. >: Fe ah ‘ik or 23 Chestnut. Bee 5 rooms. ~ opportunity : bs ome a - Groves wroperty. w ith ga- t pance at te - “6 rooms. beth: decorated. fur- terma. 0955. are gE & TREMBLEY WILSON K copper guttering and screens: metal | lot 105x | rel coteaee (eZ) | HLliand 00.- oo . Write for map of Webster and our ig rick -: ot 500x140: —~f5- —— ERBER TUXEDO, 7038 floors, furnace: terms. WOLFS cv) Hiland PRT 4 4) | WRIT E for map of Webster and our sales list of hemes: price $1504) to $50.000 WEBSTER GROV res TRUST Cv. AO easy ‘of “the one 4 6-room. 2-stery good location, lot 750x150. a on @ made street. ready to move in; $8000; $1000 cash. other is a 6-room modern bunga- one floor: hot-air heat: base- entire ae +e — garage: best bargain ores listed; L price The ~w: ‘ i] on ment under lot 500x150: LOCKWOOD WERSTER ShAP. NFM —#! 1000 CA Residence, Dutch colonial: 6 reoms and gun parior, large living room, hot-water |heat: see northeast corner of B Hend and Chamberlain: open Sunday 2 to 6. CHAU NCEY P. HEATH CO... GArfield BGA A REAL BAKGALN ‘oa 3 Can be had in this fine stucco : 4 residence at 5271 E has $ ltarge rooms 2-car garage; let 60x200. sold for $5000 less than Call THEO. c Chestnut and be R. APPEL, Realtor, ue" 3 a © s*/ ¢ larg? lot: PON ari far 6C7c4 ; VM . a} " ' te PRICE CUT $1500-—6500 C 6 large rooms and sunroom: pew . ern: take ae ie and make money: §500 ORCHARD BANK REALTY QD. Tos, 's GKO\ ES nonmes & BOCK HILL RD. SF an , MOKFIT. 1924 Title Guer. Bids. ni- | « : To Buy or Sell Homes 55. | lene Priced Right. ; OLLAND. KEALTOR. WEb. 2602 | WINTER KARGAIN— 6 dandy rovras. receLvtlon hall ath utpulidings ios 100x180: property tn coo condition: terme M252 Post -Dietatch aAMALA. 10M E—LOM PEK 220 Chestnut ; eer {ul —, large screened with awnings ix sures hades ' 6024250: truft, sha fe rage: near pn heal stvres Saito m: open Sunday i HOLLOW AY & C0 R-altora. Chestnut st. WEveter 500]. 114 * ELM, Here is a fine 7-reom mod ern stucco residence in @& very convenient location water heat; int is leaving eciy amr wuet Cali. PEL. Rentit, ‘hm and “Gales ne ———— My ite: b urnhac pri sie 4 ATT COM, 4132. Sai} ae frame; J3-car garage. Ses this and AG us an offer OO raat Curae LEE. 4741—5 large = tile bath, garase lot 20: street en: So to street cag + ow. Call r . How L. kUHS ili oVadan a MAFFITT. be gy mprern se... @& > —$-teom = ey : B: | barmal mat s Ca a ae Milby easy alk GEO. A. 7th. TAYLOR, 4044 N. Lp Modem §-room brick: enav terre $7°R0 (¢) TYLER. 6608- oreo moters bungalow; street made; VocKs REALTY €0.. 3255 Ivanhoe. a land 284 WARREN. 2529—Cottage. tion hall, Bath. ESS atic tome oe balance terms. J WHITTIER N. water, ee fain at (Aaya HL x N oam. 4140W—5-100m frame, PES * garage’ Convenient to sugp 5-100 m brick: bet- e1ce t comaition : a bvar- REALTY oH 118 ae ss the gold on easy aaege ; 5 ROOM “ : race, Cintral 8600, en fumes: “ety roam 408. 722 Cheat. “WEw | ome ha Bennett. PB Wie peek ” wath rT 5539 HELEN tores w,..- ay aw : pester ves es ares y mor nge lot 75x1 eo arbors. a | th KORTE. sith is ‘TH r 2 bungalow: best buy in r 0 be a end fieer hee 4 badreoome, as porch Be 2 bathe. There an entertaining room on third floer. aiso ample storage espace ce hed 3 : Ps | 435 BELLEVIEW HEATED A iot that ie deep ial trees and «& Fae A of shruttery. on the first floor there is « sumfeom. living room, dining room. kitchen. 2 bedrooms aici & tile bathe on the second floor & © master bedroum. « A bath. | hall and viemty af a sossuth | skye aie if (aitbaee, with PEAR RE SOMEBODY - LUCKY CKY BUY B45 — valy Se . ey ge S ge AO ge are re and stores. "tot: ssregte small paymen’ NEW BUN NGALOW “tab. XN. Sarah. 4 art. ha basa. pulls” oors. blll 18 im ag gb? . Owner on WHY PAY RENT! 300 cagh = Sands > “Teom brick reinge +5 23 a electric w atoses, “newir pei ready tine” new ed newly deourated. move tes DoeINERY KEALTY COo.. oe Wein- riggs! Bids. NEW BUNGALOWS 1123-25 V ite beaut at i ies enti ys a fF ame cours. $250 DOWN BUYS NEW 4 ROOMS, BATH 1917 Poreag ut ot. @ ay leat low pe * ime © 4 “* ae cae es LP a. ad on ‘em Pecciacaie Reser tan et 9 AM We fee hoe pony wer by . nh Lr * fir tthe, — ee © “SPN tern Y HS day ee + tle ae, eh ee suey ‘SAE aly ge $ ou“ Las Aahgse x — et OT RAR oe ~* * ete Wm (fe aay Re he a bes a 8 - eee b, ee. : a o~% a ae ee ee ie mm prima SD + See me pict ~ oe eh. > me a ans ae me. Be 7 »

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Be 2000 REAL ESTATE For For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows. Cottages. Flats, is artments, Re Residences For Sale Today. | BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS aio COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES neon" and COTTAGES F For Sale For Sale For Sale : or Sale | - Southwest Northwest South South South {Hiss = 4500m BEICK—s6508—TEEMS. CHIPPEWA. 2747-4 rooms and PORE LOsi kt BARGAIN ING ; IN | LEO 3— bungalow. COTTAGES ON EASY y TERMS 61i2 Fiortssan wry le bath, #xceilient bay terms. Call MAin i. 5-reom prick bungalow. modern; South BUN GALOW BARGA - : gas. =" furnace. corner Sttorses and Dodier: | bardwood floors, rock foundation . furmace.| WF. BRINKMAN JR. — ne : 4D Coxmee™ rx. ¥ $3500. | 5 rooms. furnace. bath, electric; two ga- | Sve been sold. They have tie A. oman B25 | mesargetntns Ai A mye IN THE WALL? WHY iahe > i Se re! = Pi AN THAT EACH MONTH'S PAYMENT ween 2553 Maiden Lane: solid stock - oe gy ee Oeen Su "’ day — Scar garage — mda a DRESDEN. 541i1—Prame 3 rooms, bath. rae s. Glick Realtors S22 Chestnut st. thing to make a nice little home. Well | R 4 path) just uu) ED OWNERSHIP IN THE HOME YOU ARE ® rooms furnace, electric: diso 209 ae : Chestnut. Garfield 9452 furmace. garage: street and alley made. Loe ' ami ) ; BRICA BUNGALOW —CHEAP. | . oo Poe, 1 cash | an income: om ILE &! |) " = it of Mor _ ING. LEY US EXPLAIN OUR PLAN TO YOU axp oom frame. with —_— - —_. —~—e | TAKE THIS LIST ALON ~~ ah both $425¢: E THIS LIST ALONG | See this: prise ri 62 DAO ms. ig ty | 56 Davison av. 4 rooms. bath, hard- |p wy. Gelan Realty Co., 5457 Gravois av. 5 a a a | - ance 5 . comet 045 U N OWN. rooms. nardwoud floors. i your | 3045 ig A HOME YOU CAN OWN. THE FURNISHED 2r ‘ floors. rock —_ kip roof ——= | ) ~ f1e - CKE 4343—6-room ee bungalow: | sick? t pen w 234 - . brt . 8: a > re rooms. tile bath. ; DUK ‘ rl . : * — v ; double gar age = ric up. ;' WwW N REALTY (CT) iMTlI BT 67 327 Br - k ; . N. af} . hot-air heat: til h. : ; very} FEDERER “REALTY CO Rew home. BRINKMA! : ik aia Gems aa ae . '“s| GALOW IS AT TH HILLS DRIVE 7 5 aa n 1519. 010 Gravois. _ | floors me water Ga ned | : ee Soe . cme each; eiectrie large ss te 23 1822 bath. electric. o . miec; | With Sult-in ie ; | andeen thease: -_ ady to move : ice: $3750:; 5411 Gilmore 4 and reception eS ee -OSDCC: | = coll $35 per month, * $500 cash. hall, Jot SOx 38 % Make a an fer. | eS iy ROL RKE, a a | —_ EA mg ) BRAND-N TEW BUNGALOW rage : | . L bile - ; * , ‘ i’ 2.8, bla 2 . ; ; 7 -~H— - zs ‘ . a3 ; ' . ; . : ; ’ ‘a, rr yey Dain. bs rd- : ™ ~ ” PRICE ss - . : ‘ ° je ment h. Aik, “W velco —5 rooms. | a 4406-4430-4434 5. mg; ; 6038 Minnesota five rooms. strict- | SwiL. zy a> 1— Beautiful $-room ——~" wei) PAS ENA PAY ‘ ; G- DISCHINGER s08 5 one, ¢ AID = wD. ar & brick ti 1805 Chambers: 4-room brick: inside {tion hall. furnace | ) ; Z 4 itom : tie bath. hard- | wood Mande street made. copper eut ye et ~ | on. room frames, 3. ly modern. street a real home at brick bungalow: exce nally fruit rage and work a cel im rear. + ds ay meron ial abate dee ee bial ‘ d rma roie = ve 5 “ i en ae Ter oe eee ee 5 Bynes eS wen : teilet. electric: 7 ecarages: fine place for i eee Se - ; 7 . rs. lot 50x128 fee and ecreens stone and brick porches, * furnaces, price 1} nee i & bi or bi ame « balan \% block from Watsen bi.- 2 block south | a eval and ice mar or huckster: 32-foot lot: | wood floors. l 5 Oe eee 1 . ~ ro 1" tile th. ie eae Beagul-Weber. 3123 Resend. Lachete ‘o544 a low price. sx 7 | ng erdwood floors. furnace heat. | LEM THE S15—New S-room buneslow: | ~ prick mebiceD Fun Quite SALE | UEr rest: phone for appointment 29 I- | of Arsenal. open Sunday + $035 Magazine. Groom f: BS. ura av. new. 5 rooms. tile bath: | car garage, street an alley made: 3944 - =: 4-room frame buaga- ~*~” W ATSON-O'ROURRE, eaeoen. iu Mai estic H undation: 1 or 2 families: ms tei- | Very —. 1$1000 down, balance monthly: will ‘ake bath. bea ‘aust and ers, built | | tag 1 AGENCY. ram | Riverside 4310. 5471 Gravois omes arg 2 sinks. new roof, new garage: 3-2": ese baci : ie wT, 5 tent. furmAce. | vacant as part payment. Riversid = 2831 a - —— Riverside 215 3315 Meramec. | a7) LETTE ee co’tare. S°950- (5 7) > ie easy terms. ENICEMFYER FLE 2 & .| FRENCH. J737—S-roem bungalow tle DETERING, 3627 Graveis. PRoespect 1933 | | easy terms RETTZ. 725 Victoria Bldg. | “ASK THE FAMILY WHO LIVES ry a ICKMEYER fe NCH 3737—S-room | bungalow; | ee fee, See, Shee es Ce Larichsva & LY | tHorezan are oo says ONE Git “~ ¥ >- modern throughout; easy terms. Riv- N 2 Real Estat Money fo -o¢T | tage arge screened- mahal / . x —ar oe TRADE ee “sts “GRACE mannenh eeures 4-36— lock from yy gine SET > (ia "CO. 3255 Ivanhoe. Hrland 284s a | —4-5 roeme. electric end 4 @ te! : re, .- mia 7 “Tice ' i ; R GALOW. : ?) '¥Yan oe Bilan >| rox seein : ape : on F . se ‘ rn RR ; ; > " Poor — . uae . r) . br ick . - “ " : én * : e 4 —— —— . 7 > end 3 small price for same. | ay % , rarage:> pr 4 «| Lore, steel girders: lot 40xi2 — new bun) a, . " &. 3827 Gravois, PReevect 1533. ‘ mae et ee a OT A Ab alae Dabs ibe ame . > ~. Grand. , Lac. 1038, Pr i s a ik. : ps 4 \ 454 rt > - a bath . ; b ‘uder on : % as. > ? a i “ - a s : Ji 8100) cash See. owner on premises. or j enwood bus to Fyler avy. and Watson rd 7 - RE’ be ‘ ) ; . . Ps.temity fat; owner will large ro ms bath. hot- wat or heal - ;@ntll RlYeereiaae =41- (oR?) , } ae. 4 fortab:e ’ Tye} ' f - wood f.o.0Ts. & ad SLOG is ¢ = en en => - - ' ; = ; —— i if beth ret Pe > Cm Bi 7 AHLINGTUS. 5062—Dandy _ room = moc- | for i, ; anor ~ nd = ae Wentete annie gg Son pine 1 4103 .* Hee oes thy one: 3 Is. ge J i. ¥ ree anc 7. - . 26 ‘ - vol 4 we 3 L = - ‘ ~ . ? i } = ie®. ° 4 ga ae *, 7 . ee. gur ement CALL ~aeunnen a _ : | iern: 3-car gara COZY HOME—REAL COMFORT. ee 9 let af bemesiows: eam tr |DETTER BUNGALOW BUYS | 3 ew nase eae tro —— w, ie DalS. harcwoou 1: , eo — >a? 4 - STe00 . arre ated. bargain “ TEN > ———— Se es oe . ane 4472 ltaska : JOHN FS RROTT Reslter TAQ Chestnut. | , pW L. hel H HS RLTY. mo. "Lindell : 0. . wath = _ oA 2 ne _ ee , MAIin Le: >t mir Ss ; (Cc) | agg tile | — furnace. all BU NGALOW $54 S00 Cc — =| IN WOODLAND PARK ARLINGION, 5032 —6 recm modern 5 ‘} = . Lat 4, 81 Sicc a . ‘ . . ws a " cui i —S PRICE ¢ ;. ° ; ; } eT ° . = moma ana sun par ; 5452 FINKM AW AY sieeping Pou o Pwene . , : j sink , 4 i . — + “ 4s 4 ak ae a -? a P. By Z e e ; ; : ~. o t a ; | Ls hard wx floo fu ar unpre eae x RI my hers Bitl Gravols. ne Groom, modern: garage: : ee fe ath. at eae ta oe: cetuc ait eam £305-11 GRESHAM AV. | | : is ‘ ‘ wae “4 a, s howe r ; a* - eo | . oa ; x a zs ey _ ’ - ”- ; " a 3 a es —— | 3 | property | 6101-22 HAMPTON AY. . nfo 4 " ie : — 7 1452 - “ & aan tor guick sa. ‘ver Vas! rt £ . roof rar x aiows PRospect 0 ~54 MODERN FRAME ‘BUNGALOW. —— = ae ~ 5468-7 SETTE 2: x ce $7500 | a PeaTe at 7} pli S Stan , _. $5200 sos CASH - BUYS Tans BUNGALOW Take e ctagpetnw EI 40 AV. 300 south on it] « r} sent. dal- | ho : KID ¥ se 4 rooms. : on tile | . 01 Ce rhew nen @ blocks west. FRED |...” yonthly, dandy 5 _— "‘banpalet erage: afl immnrow ” Bonn Ons Fins et car line pe cearamecon lows. Everyone distinct and FOrest 0399. | — — ba urnace. fixtures shades. ete: mea! cozy HOME— REAL ‘COMFORT. WENZLICK 1010 Chestmat. GArtield 1427 | at POrest 0399. | HY MPHEEY. wi a egireet and Grand bi cruggs School and Clevelanc 72 Ttaska | _ . $7200 254 SUTHERLAND i cine score, tile beths. Calt-in : alley made; price $6500 LEEZ- Hig? rice is $6200 and wort Box lars oms. tile hath, furtiace: al! Very beactiful 5- rooms bungalow: : ~ ard wood floors. se arate fruit cellar. cus 2 > r- Irom cT | SCHERMEN. “GRand >$ ost-1)1 tran ke off Buder —_ om! wner's —_— in the! shies ee me ee * a an — — 9 i{UMPHREY, 4124—6 rooms and sur par- q0ME—ONLY $3750 LAL “HOME—EV ERY " CONVENTENCE aunty ore there: ake offe- — ese bwer s a nie Lront es ‘ ‘ - a . | } pALAS | HUMPHREY. 4124—0 rooms and san per- na fl ~ new. well-built | 4945 Del SOUCTHAMPTON CO. RIVERSIDE 5200 rell-batt | ; SCR ER “FEDERER REALTY co. eal home Quen. te offer to | Suva | hep — = — r hard 3 GEO. ; WANSTHAT 7 a _ = ¥ ton eager : garage. : ag “hes anc | frame c: ; ' 4 dancy ro rooms. ~~ mat hot. water 1 schools erific ptt . a e men ; z mitoia — ; - —_ ? oom P e ; f rus. Dae ' zai Pp. : . om grav. a . . . oe —-e 314 ror ae: a. Mmprrvyemen ts. Lvu et 459381 ¢ : = P > : a BEACON. $54 a x GC rer Pied in : lot x137 s 1 | HUMMERT. oat .. an een is rae “eee to. — ™s on Bt SALA #000 “west: 5 rooms: $30 New Bungalow, 4833 Lee AV. | e bath. hardwood floors. furnace. ga zi i £06 Chestnut at. | — PRETT y HOME = ont} Appiy 4968 Maffitt av Beautfiul 5 rooms, first-class hardwood : fornia style: price reasonapdi¢c = acs ea one MAEOTETTE eC xa aTOWw ow 4- ta ye . Tlox rs. r tri t-in and refmgerator, ele- -2 ' ae s.ing.e or doub i? é LAG. SESE T "THESE : Topar LY SUE E . 5 etd OF SORROWS PA a unroor. Murphy bed - owner . ; tur ° 4, ri UIT pal s > ‘ +. +s ” ~k vemient location price for quick car fix es for inspection; o> @54 to re Le a ; ; fom oe pT 3 65xx Robin. CULL ax 46n1M. i¢crw! verios ; make offe R urY on 412 » 2 Sn. LAe. 4. nr sad brick gar "age: ~ app cia San . 3. ag 7 aan ~ so mace ; ry rc * >| COUTHAM ON co. RIVERSIDE 5°80 ee : BENSO x co .. PHE 049—2-storv . | +160 i 3 BUNGALY W—oeu beiow price; |! = BAI MAin 2383. ra > am “04 bet egy wg ns a 3950 Ramps hrey: a . | g tte MODERN . — pg ~ hg frame bath, furpace;, terms. O preritanes Sige Recess ‘ mao “4 oe es . modern m ay uit-i 4 t 4R FOREST PA io) wk ws we floors. marbie = ae right or tra —_ . w-300. ewates = -_ — as ~ ———_-—~ NEW Re IOM BU NGALO » bo abel nie sts rot x12 wn 3 2 s. “6 on .™ soe Sous ; hath & ,$12 SOO FRAN 7 6 BUN HS ALAD Ww —Nerth west - hot-water heat- | , T lv mx ved to his new home | = Ronee. Weber. i% ira = ; i. ‘ att, Sot-water heat. off LAciede g1 14 36! art! | a fail » . — 5 ed. Sroom brick. tile bath. double ga- 4821-4827 LEE AV. vernal eggs ie ene gyal, semtipen Fagg, th na Boe UTAH PLACE BARGAINS mer: tile roof: garage : ote agen rn heath berilt-in ? — ; ia . 4 PCH. 1010 Chesteut. GArfisiad 1497 | WEN? BU NGALOW—New 4-roem brick: modern; no neighborhood See these if looking DOERFLINGER REALTY (©CO.. Rengel- ee Rit mathe P 544 | ot _ a 2: Hhera . OOMS. | floorin ~ >a od id de : | bid : . isH—E a home conrenient’vy located nmediate r ice | Jefferson-Gra\ Sid . Se £ te rery in indition: lol Oe? ON - ‘ .. —— ‘3I338 imton av.: sing'’+ esmeenian. with coal: $500 cash: terms; | CKMEYE ER .-PLEER RLTY. & INV. CO. Trasma S508 5 rome we tla "7 Must Seli—Owner Leaving City. NEAR ‘FROEBEL SCHOOL. “wo a Be ae | . . _ - teflet fires floor Ber tha ent. Ingware S22 - Gran ~ COlfax 3425 “water hea: : a bargain for S$550% mre. Be. 1} new hot- t©£ ASHLAND CT. 23 =is—5-room brick _ siee Ing por cm; ~~ . ested Ime | ’ + - ~ LE. “ het- water heat. RD Ge oi tine . ~“detenaginoumbes new: 5 large rooms. 5 large civsets. tiie Q9 97 frame bungalow. bath ; oversize fr urnace Fai _ Kennedy s 4 ariah : Yt much w | 5 roon irst-c! _baréwood Riverside 4511 rots ——s elt ee yg te” "gy SOUTHAMPTON CO. _ many Pine eiment = - RONAT 5 CaArticid S041 cy fax 4 12H Ww, 9 ; me . tor e a > | ere! ra pasted f 304 — hat bal Be . ; 35x15? : . te . . reduced to ai w = “Hy xr tt : : - itax p te 9 a Se ed - K) NGSHIG HW AY PARK ne re RN Every ~“rrenience at ’ SING! =. PRICED RIGHT OO” Ww u be geen to res — ~ ~ : nie | EUNGA LOW=z—New. mati wrt cK >- 4 rooTm. i ss) Pr open ior ingspee- a-Si Sri. {gr - — - ai 4 am s S oe + . ee ~ me x appreciate. AP’ Tm’TS., fy aL RENTS sists —Pak ; he - ~ “at y , " on pPrermiaes ; nhs tie ha 4 -allac rourmns ; EE _THIS BE. av TIFUL HOME. 49°38 — iD. Lab it i 2. (e encode : A feat ures n Welsherg ) saleema: i precise rooms. Wo-Ko!l of Misra gis. SRE gg bee ota Gwe - FP cer nne = S718 FB 9 aN } = ; - , ie = = - — Saeco © 524A University Lot Zonise : ; 9-Kol of] burner bot-we A$) 4-shigh : c| 3 A $1 : : SOE 2: BUNGALOW—For sale or exchange: a . es ¢ 3-ros brick = ’ loot & e tile bath with enon >. siree) anc guer mace. rooms. Hiland 22318. th . : — jaragre wh = te: : oo PAE , a : ents a. es. workshops. « alwase, : pao ne BENSON REAI CO. ne: | oe month and inv: Chestnut ¥ ‘ I ‘riz faire »wrnoer PAT ne ‘ty } + ~~ rr : e. wv lar ~ ng ~ ome > 3814 . . . . ho *ft wal es hea: larze olen t ae cl vweets. hest a a4 J Cf) a ’ = n ~ — ~ ; Tuc haraweed Lipor met + nome ; drive - wee 7 . ~ : ~ _ WA iF - Dp v) : ra blocks south, $300 ¢ SCIUSKO 380 0—4-room bungaicw: 371 rarauiic: © reon su ' laterial and workmans et i. 1s _T ty atin pitas eeeeaiiiaas i) at .e A: .——- -- PS fA | $20 per month snd interest for cn; bareein: i - 3520 Grac rooms oe an JPCKEL. EARICKSON & CO. INC.. BIG PRICE REDUCTION ie block te echoes) ead rt: | FLA. See = LAKE & BRO S15 Chests at. 5494 Easton FOrest 0111 | all modern con- LS Gannett: 4 ro _ "eas e. : madway 5001 Grarois IMMETMATE POSSSESION rf ei] $93 + =x. kT eS ; ron ry TIFLUL NEW BUNGALOW FLAT. | CL gk mN 5475 rec ms. ti le ba = high locati on : i? m ‘nutes Riverside 431 9 54 . 34 NE R + syor iL ~AC ~ — : pe é av. ; ; ’ - —-- - P a — FI AT . 14-f r o ~ - - ' $354 Coil Pe ay; 4 and 5 mee To sre | tile LAXTON, S479—6 rg Be bah. a ” ee : son CAS 520 et 5. “k r} . | GALLO! rooms, tile bath rf oe ch f _ Bact. hardwood floors, weat herstripped, | f - LOUGHBORUUGH . wee nC a a ae TIME TO BUY! LOUTS, 206 W. i¢ ounty)—S-reom frame; ‘\ RF J — — See . hi, a -— oe ¥* i; City xr , BON GATLLUW€ Y = a ; ; a 4 KECK & CO. 6951 Warne ay. EDW. L. KUHS RLTY. CO. Lindell 7800. 3500. _GRand 8830. . RTH ST. LOUIS TRUST (ce) eer Se oe: ge cre’ dee ee new Bare | — Now—Single 3-4 Flat at ? GORA. 5617—4 rooms. large living room Ts when ae owner wants a cuick sale: a ae enemy , : 3366 F . look SUTLS SS. Bd , “LENE ows "ut bard weed = eam . tile oie od = a Ww tes watee bent ithe tom extent ) + : ‘ : rage. you wil surprised at th ry ic ; salle aedieatntier anand - ywruer = t ; = arte . rs a sees, soi walls, FOrege: | os can buy 5605 North an. ces “te Sdemeieiine ggg , $6500 . . elec 5 MO RG. NFO 5051 Milentz. 5 rooms. tile bath, fur |“! mace; half — —_ 28 Olive St. rd.. : 4 he p@micing road lecation 4379 show. Cai ck. room >Dungaiow with hot- 2 ceticsime: EE easel ~ ; . j , , tly dees ce real buy biecks west of 2% rket; : ss ° a ‘what terms pou @ like. but a, : ior EDW. L. eS KLTY. CO. Lindell 1800. | €27ace and men attractive features; $1000 nore e rN . Tiatne AMR! ; Fan mm .. a — rH 4, Sone . ' 5426 Mi entz: exceptional bur. § rooms. | ee ee 4 wct. 3 ‘ice $89 ye - NER CROG wn ,_. &— eg ‘sae. TO : : cash wt!! handle. a — Sehoei district and St. Pius Church parish ~~ :-~ ~ | Abe Pienty reom te baild single flat on iot. a - oO Mii t; very pretty 5 rooms. hard- Ps / * #roem stucco a DA S REAL BARt AIN a terms. —— a CEENS v. aT N r n = a eee itt nh S ee mae DETERING. 3627 Gravois. PRospect 1833. 232 _§ sod floors. tile Dat furt > many built : se a> rest 11997. ic) DOL BLE FLAT E a , 3 , = . = QU A B G =F. AL paul en nan - - (ffice Open Monday *v,emngs to id Pp. mi. eee E : Lures canst DO beat : : + ¢ iD. r > . ul ain mm: odera 5 We have 4 double a e : ang 2 -Tocm Plat: rent. : ‘ane COTTAGE-—3 rooms. $100 of more pay- 5416 Queens sv.. 5 rooms and unfinished “"A- S06—6 rooms and reception SPFND XMAS IN YOUR : av geet geig | Milen dy; well-built, 6 rove bungalow: oi] burn 1e@al: Make veniences. well located and ment will start vou saving half vour rent: ttie- tf] be t ens aan heat l-car ra - hall brick bungalow modern through- OWN 5-ROOM BING ALOW — :Ce 7 erin .4 i> a wonder- ’ , eet ai th. bar rd wood floors: rea- ffey ot Esp PIE ‘ oa- ee * sold g pega Very easy terms. 5°00 Mexia: t. Ineuire , a 2 . 2 ml : - ut : ' a to ann ted re ~O ti ei i . = if: - DUD iO irre rooms, onabie. : at #422 Robin. CO! — 481M. (99) uick sal ae ee te i". wrnectscisatis , Se O mears av. a aiid ardwood ors. tile Dati i conmven- Im: ; above bargains today. Bai 7—Onls r this 3 DE! EASTON-TAYLOR CLPPLES PL 4826- S caus: etficeance i 'y%. Jown MOREST. w ATSON-@ ROURKE, Realtors. tin a the ——- on 3 o- —_ (oo a Hes anc se oois ; as a a : . pwenee* ous to ' ; 7 = ~ Priced less than «4 RISSANT. 5900 W.—Bungalow new $500 Cc ASH "i eae ~ : —_ aa ~~ ee eet Oe” anil : = iy" ea Lr ™ ai-wright Bide MAin 304 ™. hot-air heat. « - Aa roa 8 -——~£ Gh , M r ——" os Ready t pr lrer t te ; 1519 oF , Q° ter he: Orns, k. b ir } ee --3—4 cm se . ets a ee ye ng locality; newiy ) : ' foe ncalow, for sale or trade. € Tland Ger rine REALTY €f_ €lfax > | rooms and sutireom; a reali Christmas room flat. renting $4500. “wraown 0155. “TNO ) CLOSE AN ESTATE 2 ain 5746 Vivian av. in North Point el age. : bet, . as. el rc. ga- mace. l- carte > iad - ae: ro SNESOTA 6500S room bricks 1 FRANCIS PERSY RUT | . 4435 THOLOZAN $4500 CORNET & ZETBIG Main 4500, | ern. must be een to be appreciated. (e@3) | | — a «4 ORTH THE PRICE Vv a. TR DTM AN rR. E co ~ Poors recep .Ion ball bath. Lac he 5 x: th te made: Qu ox Tl M> ran ford mad at — ee * “ “Ooms . F ‘ . S-nadwe hot-water heat: garage. Price rea- ad aaa fer Pranner Riverside MANIT A B 380 sth. Beautiful bungalows just com- fret ae - Bano | FROM OWNER - + ‘ ommn>-FOO deena oe " sonanie A320 > uotigr " : th. ~ oo uc [ : (p> t : See ae te. S=ke——o-room brick bangs N@RTH ST. LOVIS TRIST CO: : ~ — BUNGALOW—9919 BATES ' . ill ae a age — Po n sunroom double brick garage. block nerth | 7 , Aiea E ahierge pi—4 rooms and sunroom i} ate . ct Sut " > Ur. rice - sae ae of Forsythe (cOe) | » dow ; — | low. rt Open | for mspection Sun- 481-87 LISETTE AV. TREN Hy : gy ey : — |} REQUIRES LITTLE (CASH AND Will | -~ a good ) sali a " = , pono Inmet Ax : HARTWIC_'S°HINGCER 8ene W Grand | — ain ela dae — * a ec _ $500 ™ > = f eer? — , day =330 “Sn ggg ne #; a TS FE % ’ 7. — - , 4 _ a — ‘ ew, thle oom. hardwood floors: $1300 iy Y ou Are Loo dite ig g for w 7 oni ee oe — , WEI: 610 G vis. 6743 GRAVOTIS. RIVERSIDE si8e. (c > : soup nd peawtifa! i i fae ae meare neer eae ene Bary ea 2s sATS SUITABLE FOR EDW |. KURS S_RLTY. Co. “Lindell 7800. A mfortable and Co ewes &s "WATSON ‘0 ROURKE, Realte : nn NT MONEY BUYS | lows: must be soid t Pinch | ever: et; 2 age; cl a Be —— eae HOMES OR EN’ ESTMEN KENNERLY. 58&—Hrick cottage. five 6-Room Home ready “ig move in, Riverside 431 547 TOS Nebrasi : ry bri ot- J/ ally well baflt . ~ $6500 ven, Ring Ae Fo no cael a e.. BOL 7 Bungalow: fran = a 362 and Aciede 304: o oh ma > #4 | $308 | Ver attractive S-room Mat rick Oungs | * e-e = 85 ‘ Louis; exception KINGSHIG HWAY 5431 x ancdiiicanaen oe by he Sourh 7 Or ¥ 9° AJ TSIE ee BD 4 Tis ~LAd a a iaru p a! BRIC i Bb t NGALOW FOR -_ *, BU NuALOWS — lows with hot-water hest. hard w« Fou floors. Ja + : cl ee hous thle baths. furnace inside @uiow- a}! on one floor: a beaut a aa > look for Knickmever-F MENG: | Seice GSADA Riveratie £4947 °C de JUST COMPLETED. TMC, ) SEE THE SE SINGLES ile bath. very Eght rosa © colar cee | = = a pease: Sear beiak garage; price re rns a thorouch inspection ¢ home _———_— — O2-06 Morganford brand-n rae =tent rk 5306-10 if LISETTE Av. AR cages. ‘as me ¢ fir i 330 SS 7th | °*6 ones % a rnom bungalow flats. constructi on tinge r itt! lower- — BARNGROVE & _SPECHT. |, 8415 Halls Ferry Baden: ¢4 racd (Pern eT? S + yee foanmbkle rE ro oe ‘Lon _TOMBRIDG ‘E — —“4637—4 reoms : treet a $9 : loor plan made; Owner - , nd Leon Je . Lt? Mie! is + — @il latest conveniences nmrice and lacation entednal a meen one Sets or meth PENNSYLVANI Ce p ~ ; : ' a st Fo : > TEN cr. Seam heat convenient — 3878 —Dandy sew eee alga on r) ) CASE Eee ae s te Soe } fer oa 2 ng o a eae AGENCY. So : REALTY cCo.., ‘ - ; Se bat 8° Wainetrigchr MA *" $045 “ — 5 . ; ; : = w= Ds ° : “ _ a me Se . - dove io - ee m ba : ‘ . " : [EMENT Se? ' ~ ‘i tiee Geena Soa Dine aaa egg Morgan | : ) , D : egg ow ; - | arte 2 1 ¢ Clayton to 7.5 Case, 1994-06 &S-“amily- . . tod BARNGROVE & SPECHT. rare: open Zito 4 COlfx O°86R 5 Sain : a lency bungales r. only $30 wn PLOVER. 5016—4 moms and hal! Mete, fr Calance 3-3 paint Ml ont) F. \ MIL Y XM AS -GIFT on a : a ae bangalew of carace pot my Pa a rae Gen — Our large let of fate yf n 4 é : a vars @ Shen ete.: in exce t - ¥ QE — a ' : 5469 2 FINKM AN . i Price re “4 @} Al aR w. ABBOTT $ : athe ’ : a rooms. deaths. fur iLANT) 7h2.-R-room residence. r 2 kx Ls ¥ ad — Z So. O ’ ° ‘ : 4 : i n ¢ " Ph ne J intime to nepex ' FED! rR LER REALT nr ——- — te r agen é » - ~~ 4 seen . wed Snel oe" : Tear 1020 mat. GArfield 1437 VISTA. 3596—Doubie. Sm BUX RE. brick: bath. electric: lot 500x128: ib ment. stree rad rice ee tc whe . : oor . Po : on 5 4 ; — ; riding interes RAY. ~ strietl y ss ; ay ee eee se ee oe = ‘CTENRIETH PPE —— C iderful, : rooms and sun nparior: 4 NRIETH- PFT XDER gE. & ™M a9 . ; Forest. 3S > an 2 4 . wit a , oe - Pri 7 2 . $ 4 > X > , =: 4 ihe . he: ee : y * : > 7 ‘ 3 , a = ° * 2 - Taam 7 ‘ 4 _ 7 . > ion iw ss * \ Taga ; ” . = oi ~ res oe > es s > 7 : ae : “ears P + - fe: - oan) wa ra ee g a * . ta ¥ = * * : F ey & 4 ¥ jo x] . t » &, : | é § é 2 = i bs — - u ne 55746. room cottage. _ non am i = - | CHRISTIAN, “BRINKOP. E. EB CO. - s —— “ ~ vas aes ~ orn pen p. RA &G on = prance ; BARGAIN BU NG GALOW | BENTON. j4xx-—3-3 Orterecs | a ister. soo" down. | NEW BUNGALOWS es 323-——S roome and ! mod 3621 nd Aciede 3040-41 aie “sie roa “scene Wn GArfield 191 1003 Ful 6540 Joseph (2 ge. 'e 7. Sai Ts eee ~. 3 ‘ a i « . . . . ; ™ ow? - Leer : ‘. bea 'fyq} Hoéseleigh Par K : > | Tan n - ' ?} > Fr. 33 4 $5 7 i ‘ SH - : in 4 =e . fi re Du TT = 2y” e-re Thr Pe New — en 2 a ze lock p+ oy of Sutter): floors. om trac Seur- INSPECT TODAY fu: en $500 oe Db: balance like a NEw BCL NGALOWS eee Ai ii 5 ; _ - a » ~, ~ ‘ - — 8830-34-38 Miseoum 4 s — signee 7—o-room, bupgalow: elec- | 3036-38-43 Watson: have 5 rooms with | rez n to u ets made: $. | . onveniences : BUSH-BURNS. MAim 4527. - pDatyD : ; Pa) _ - ss on 7 . . . _ ' on Sai ee eer a3 , alance lik Bt. |; ot : r — ; O Hroad *) and price | 3 [" Preie- =} ' woe 8. Oe . ; ; ’ © peg b brick front porch and mary o ie PL ESe Si RES =_S 0 ‘ 12 ania « ae cere t 33-ft. te 5-ROK IM BU NGAL {) W. $7 200 ! tng SN —S-reom rtek ful features: come ar gsi is aoe an -_ py wll HILLEX *{ L140 mail oLttags } ‘ _- . f a ow eee oe megs ——$—- TONY BU! RL EM. AN, 73 21 Ethel ar b ‘ile ha th hari wocrt BISSELL. oniy § ; - . > . 10 de 7 ; lede 20 : , en : reed e tern rows . brie snes —f game x _ Ae a a. ae 200 1 features built im, 1 rooms. apr; wie: f me a . aA rai _ Arwen al. 2d Floor breakfast nook: also fruit and om- $4000- terms See D tile bath. : oe | i - see ‘this at once. SLEE SCHERMEN ne Aim 40 $5689 tsk) “ 7 th 5 Be ; ac - Rus ms. tile bat e t imu j-roum |. borer: EA ge - Became A nino : or. vie ii: os = ay. ae . . ° ne Be property flea. 5 6M = } 0 att brick, tile bath. han ‘ Eaw. L. Kahs - ~~ } » Fu : bm es HT ey 06? modern im eevry respect a . - — en nena : Li : ; o> * a * > 4 s - = 2 mais . . 4 . . . ie or ys frame. bath fur- se, ; 7, > 2 :. . ee. Rly ia] ¥ J... Oui. oer pend “gps me : br ee: aap onal ' aan” Sia ' 4 1 Lindell 3067. FOSKIN- — ati — cecemocmmanae = 7 = — EDE ER REALTY = rardwood floors. : re. | Wood | Ss. sum parlor. in-a-de ‘d. cor ~ 7 Sean shel -O dUL oe _ PR — 4 we tn ~ is ‘ 43 ei : th Se He ; rT inse La at he! ire DPB UIT Walton bri cot > : ' HANAN. Race - ABBFERT- SLATTERY. Bealtors. -- a aah oes wn oe . , on : 3 ae S2x2—4 family. 44. tile bat* | : art seuire at Marves Sties - Ma ar re oe Fonmit ns cnooi POOrr 4071 Winnebago ode +? 5 : -_ . f — ] K u : nan z 4 i * =! A AT # ' : *. 7 =, , DF ERS iN STOCKE- = oi Pawan. os LWER S212 oe cial : EYERMANN @ F Tr v7. . ss t enna 3 ~ rs. O000 Carter av: - cn " ont | MODERN BUNGALOW a, = —- : - opt - ‘es SHC aie} — som = tie RIE 110 N arn’ ‘t358-59. _ ASEING $6500. PRILANAAN. | Sd ruems ani . kee car. builder took int and will DELOR,. 527!—1‘9-story. 5 roms na R a} ant Lo Neri MAIN 4356-0 Ee eS | 5 ee : ee ee A ungalov tie Xmas itt Riverside 4089 } a. ‘§-room bungalow: tile bath Murphy bed and sleeping porch. Large — fai al ‘SRISTI aN ‘BRINKOP: _ = ¢C ‘Oo. ba! Hie roof od bus ’ CLARENCE. 41932 st ag mh rs ~ ie O43 tile beth. hardweed fleers, -) tern tOVE. Pi 537.3) : 34 hen le 41 ENICKMEYVER-FT ,L RIT rm . Pive : \reakfast roorms. intehed 1M Cc SH lace: very reasonable WARTWIc- Pisce: NGER. cy N Grand. fixteres, furnace, tile roof. ,- Ley Ey : ee, .n eo ae Cs SE ee SS ee _ $0 3 CAS mom brick. Cali ! ae . - 171. with pretty shrubbery. 3 H4US"H TR ) " re Js aranreletea : ~ ut =: . Se i cte : —_ . Food s 2e "647 WT me ay ge iful bungalow , OT! Gk uaa ~~ a Se ee TERMS. VARRELMAS S66 t rooms garaze ~ : sisi oe . cenrenenmaiaematiiee ut way two eau if ie od! 5 moms and gun pario all “we ‘ ‘oo bath furnace . east o ngshighway at 2 . ms os na "1 7 RQ, i‘Nee- ane yw Baek: 5 ip metanie merms oe SS ERS ek SM tile bath. furnace omune: ! 36x155: wil) asthiende OPEN. RRELMAN 454S—6 roms anc — . ANEW BU Ni‘ r ALC WS Silonatmmaitnaue > hon ' ————_____— _PRospect 1919 SSS jieck from sfreet car: price Call FOre 52 = Se | BELLIS. KEAL TORS, —— — . brick: | a! ue alow we sae 4 — GRESHAM. 52719—4 reeoms and sleepin ~~ —_ » will consider vacant let as p BUNGALOW i600 cAsH GARFIELD 65%. . + . Sep thas. | oo ; cks soath of Meramec. beautiful ' Rand 8830. | : : ungalows . cove a ieee ims al Beacon ae ef tile . ATSONAY ROU EEE. Realtors ioe : ets a ~ a ond ; 3 ‘ 2 al 5415 = 19 FIN RMAN c 4 vT aed or ae 3303- — Mz Irph - ert bath Ra yy hl basement an furnace — , — Ae. ‘ -y7 a oe 3 — fp a " 7T%. . 2h >: ;; . - — New 7 _ESGEAPRTS Panic ie INS. 4720-—F: t. 3 rooms and ha! ——* 5 ow ED Bl LLA BE yes ER BU iL . HANCOCK 62: S eoorm temenloe wneet $539 a arol — = ye eath. time-dor bed tm sunrec n fast ‘water f Made: easy termes VALSH. 416. fjocer rick ottag: ; BUNG AT OWws wif! shea ; wn- PEospec’ [5 . NEW BI NGALOW. wing section of northwest & “Louis: 2 =._¥. Seine Reaty fe. 5457 Gravois av. eee ee IN HOLLY BILLS RAPP" LEC - . —sae caneee | . hocks ~ of Marcus: — hock morth ef A i MAS Ni \ $+, a0 o fT Ooms ara bath. ——-- ; : ol 406 1~ 000 Ix? EK — t nes , _ la . ° bef . » Q. Richard pi areal berger at | $35 ») cash. dDalanmce terms to suit See Y\ALaH LZ Rungal ms. ie — Ag peo A een Pr. a tod hug ‘ie $2000 = A-317. }: "aan terme: phone and salesman rooms. two fx pa werk. batirr’s gantry, large trick fire. Pi.AT—Beaotiful 3 and TLICK. 1010 Cheetn ut. GArfield 1427 | Ai SLA. #750—3 room “i bath WAN! pe he reeny math ost: & renee cal. tidied | ten ch i ee ae 2 . #7Pranc : 0a: on be 4 : ar Orly STOO. on terms. FIVE BLACKS reasonable price Bos G + aa BEN TUN O-car Pern ey reall yen Laas hc bate anal al ot Soa eee st eee N, Po 4 PeMOETE®, beth : : 2: :. % rs See S21¢8Tan on prem er or .ea; ’ “ : 2 . : tin WW ; , Row ’ ~ fi “ COLFAX ‘2a50. Lad HE? isis ~Modern 5-room — bri __feception hail, bath, furnace, all improve is ' FEDERER REAt TY. read £ non a oa — : : :, . | FLORISSANT. 4742 B&B. pen Sun. and Eve. >a furnace. bath. electric: $7500. /@MaMts in; prige low: terms __PRosne~ ? ™ = dat: ieee inne fl = oh ane f : . - . ; >. yTand F =a + a : mow you Arcadch as wre? ROURKE. Realtors, aC WH AT ; ! oc7s. this 3 and 3 room 7s oa | Riverside 2520 5471 Grave — —s = S 3 FASE . ——— =——-_— a $5400. 300 v; 4s H! | bathe and Gecgrated reacy ? sa Prick cot cottage 3 rooms +-Proom a ralow ° , aaa oy ne > rooms, OBE: : ; ae hi KARI sn! ¥ } he CO OR Ww an SS aes MIAMI. eg ogy PRaee &i... «.. —s ' Seat rt brick all eer saat i> . = > roem branc-new ke a al . : —— 23°8 W F ortesent — . A? eres de; S-re hete ReoM BUNG AL’ TiLe= BATH. CON sat : note 6453 Itaska oom Queen . rl ‘yi eae 4 Soo Sa ae —= oe JARRISON. 1370 NJ Me “yee chean must bd ad ef ONTH | he Th 5500 Ba 3 ep CRETE Fo NDATION naAwee® |... te roid Dust Twins cotid | pe ) = seed ' ~ i Jana av. corr! ¥ ee in ' Nik. 4 mY ~, : .* re - ; LéA~oRs Ft zs au‘ FE HE. 4T LOT . Pays iy : = ve a ’ 4 “ "y "art a a: —— d 7 e ae na 4 “tr S ; hk. + t F z in bs . : : . a Ag 4-room frame . stage electric ow fo _ a -_ : eine OOD LOCATION: PRICE $5800; ¢ 7“ mont car hetenen Wee i ae ‘a >a AND Gol. _— eo sal oy tine ve * My =. . A q INIQUE IE — a wae 4 piaks 4 "BRO- St » 5. ( SE BUUGHT ON TERMS. B.L. OTTENAD ® 4 THEY PSON FO - brick bungalows: ' > a BO weet} a 2 Wirectes a _ —K§rONnr EFAETY oF. > Chestnat.i se Ncatow —— 34 SS GRAND. PROSPECT 1985. OPE ~ = floors ras “4 in | Wer n Sime Artie? WA RD. —s J ‘a on SPg | MONDAY EVENING TRA LOT POR ‘lees Ate English Bungalow .- Bt “Mt _ AC tad EM MODERN BL NG Tt] “ ’ ’ -ALOW DF TERING. WIT Gravois, PReepect — N eWwW- “5 5 ye oe -$% = i ’ j 7219 Co ell HOMES 2 A -e-- N DOCEERY & SON 1015 Chestnut. ALR Nhe cade Sy me meen: Fr ee ~enm Wendar ewer’ rss “% > ” ve ef Grand KINGSHTAw AY — “= _ — . vy will tke thia or=tiy matt brie bur- ja i beaatiful 5 rooms and ' hall. tile beth. hot 7 : ndid Po > “ I - 3] r I k mumsin. PA > ” ns enue A | : oorg, ti Bitin bas 2 Det : eat niv ersity ar Br NGAL AYN —Near @ Grand i —_ eteaatin —— ~~ ‘ x ad ae . .* . : #3 ri ms Lae r | : Te oe a irae ae a rs h west city. easy ter ; ast Meing completed in this high- ; ‘ ; - * » . ~~ | a é we * veNT 7 * _ ita = . a very ati rTective w? (> eect ytyt ;ArMelicd 14°97 | | Sburgaee aleng English lines 623 rp worir it-on gam Side drive. Price is , 3127 Ss Gre a 30 REBER PLAC E rt ang terms if desired. ete. - wil} tile bath steam heat i, aattinendl DANDY 8 I 45% ——_ 3 — = ban, —_ Six rooms, sleepi: pereh mor | mar cain tot or dla OOK CAs as may va . ‘7 » Be : w : rola: Oa) PTt ed = — pe om , _ : , '. ar od 7] . ’ 7. Ls a e+ 7 ined . ecreened y al interes ca: J! LIUS HALLER Li R. CO. S07 Chestnut : ¢ SINISE OR pacha aREe «me PE cP PET LENS od ro a mn = a 7 tis hid prepertr. x LPT ANT IN oo. ed 4 Pte Fae

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x is ae ‘ Vas. : =o: se reslie ol AGES BU NGALOWs For sj coF vewnwn s, | a 2000 LE TE For Sale, E xc h an ge, Wanted, and : abi galow s, Cott ages, F ’ lats, /ENCeS For “ale T od 7 ay. ENTE ul = : 2 T D : : HA HO Ts N ME ' RDC KFUL WH = c , AP'T BU AN AT es we UYING THE THAT You i: oa CK EVE THE inl YOUR” Y¢ . Sha: ___Worth OR § reas ong. PROPER ROU The te “4 AN ome { Ka 3 N a Beh ncn zy ies a otra ene thd 4 Tae eee : FOR iiss. ne You REAGNS Af Daiis, ‘marble sinks: init es ae aby me Seas 24 Bae SALE x ara AN Pmmanthly. le sink 0 tle. “Owner &) t 10 5632—New FE DRI SHED D LY pr —, % eat: 4-¢ 4-5 TE Bite rer anni ode — L u al ; = " ne B Bran” §. Neu A IVE. tay Ow : his ‘Kity, r. Speck seeie rooms, Ca ernee abel = “dou! TS, A LA ; $750 Bown > Ce peckj rage: 1ina hood: tr tion: Nik lan 350 ficie bleg. Pp’ x . yi BU rouble, 3 , Lindell rent COTE home’ fe baths Woe af will how’ COMI TM'Ts, : é' bath. 64-6 — 3 re ell flat - BROW ba ons fur om an er Oo oll mx EO 3. income n . “1G N. : gow oe $3 ae LAclep: 7800. $1206 ORILLIA NTE § seme ragernag 5.2 sit UO ay FOR § jesti j inside, stairways. s LAclede 6449, Tone k: $1 me. “Anniv ne! closets “built: $Y Bex ALE A Ie Mento is te oe et ge oasis; | CONN oe RET asde FLAT ch ete © amd ou- ia _ WAT as a ire. ric! $7000. “BUX. ‘t . 3549 MILY om oy ge tise i fou | TOM ‘acrogs 160054 w 880507 Tot sale ou somaat ere moder 8, AP’ e r 44 ga la 38! ake cros ardw » eae ; 7m led ltr age: 35 LA S. Gra n:-4 PoT Tm WHO aah o_ aaceen 0. oa 6% » tone 4-4 - Cc on | bath. 209 el rand PO ae T LIVES ; Hig: Discinr atiiaiens stable: San be PLAT Lek Mr of Hea" Chestnut. 7 | CON ___KRBLA ‘Modern, "s pelts aise." cedar Sou' Ss, FO — pe . o 3 wner~ and : Br. own terme = $3300 $300—Mode BBE —¥ Cali vent” i i. ATH allon Par brick ; oe rer ATSON 4 he FT aarp tors CHAt t want 5S irietl; i saberenin cu | = ay : E GRA LE b ~—tbaine "h lap a C E31 ¢ OUR off at ——— batt NAN vF; ytd al £ MTS n 1g ig rd ox 7 Sta M R $1 84 RE . dw. L a 10! a at} est Pp. | mi TIC }. RK er hs. ‘ all 1k H d ns os -Ip J ut. ow N A ‘ _(e99 . m rt lot n , B Oo. 000 j— we ae AL b LEX) I t ith] sem is andy nut | FOO ly Cy E wes |; &. wae j GAA i, OA - E AT Ouble i j 0m G tr B . »! ust ; ley UN . 8] Cash: 5 TY, riek XINGTO K 2 ent; » insid 4. + iPr mm: *o. ti] » ” an ’ REALTO ie } . v. £00d i 4 ri C rages: le = | #5. Dickinay fla JUN NI - GArTi ade. c P'y : UY re en _ hardwo, G pri room 820 eae. 2 ahs lemme 4 am- | © iced Tick © fi 8509—> ALT: €4- | SHE in U1e- 0. - ickman ¥e TAR ts Bee. FM'S, F A "| Ww wood ALO fret 5 Sites won": SN eT ms. Sat a, “rived Tight f on 08—New ORS, NA vestmen GA rent | isto ae n. 3 fon a O41 R er ao” bath. 6 orsaee er on grounds 5120— C | DELO: ar brick eur ge LAN ANDO on Doub rfiel ed 8L9 Ohion re Oe ~ Sou ves f] Zz h, 191] oOo. rie iL £T t-w 12 re C Jal] 29; EB * RRET ‘ nd W 9-5 G ee ’ OA it. G id tri h . E 5 26; 3 o poate V K ) appoi “ "0; 28 torn ee rea and alley. i w BS pee se Gr end | EXIN ounds. O——M o M ELS gis By - day ois. ric m {Fe ! : fur ay buil | is ete Sh w hew si ngile ll a Fr oom iN “ect rask : R ul n : ¢ ur pA... Vv ‘ “s family NT $1 oe EV PRo fo ont ; | MAF KT-S ; 2-5 with 5-5 roa d- | , st TON? a ae 004 flo. 019 [ENN 1CK E. 4N igh s, | Uw a os a ; EDU GA gle ‘oe oS ow naces: ond ’ i fla 1586 enin Ost ra 4 a Ri” SL H Wl Ln Ww e hea Fos | han ret NTY. ae © 8, fi flo ing! a8 NN ‘KIN: YS a ey I 3-3 °° . aS of t. wher on ¢ gar, da CCE rfiel ‘all M er pee heu X BE 4 t —$ nee ect ame urn » 2 TT ro ith ™ I rea] fixt ore e. bat ES G sin ] L.Ael room. 7th, 7% D rag andy D d]1 Hy ELM rov i rons ane ¥ ply she howk. 1833. | ace eats: PRY sunroce, sin- | Lares 4335 ,ixtures; peo. Rte SHE ‘REALTO lede ms. | cond | pyr hay $27 smelt aie Be individuct W.c AU | a 2.90 DOWN 1833. | NE RRC a6 3067, ae Rg, nw | DEW lem; 2 Twain, bpe a 3 LT mode 6449." | #04 "34 Baa oe Ywner leat ye vi 2- T cad mes - ‘nn 84 wi N. _D. m. E INE + — Awe i b BY. rgain; : § omen ain eve T | TE side ns s. 5186- ORS. ern. ‘. well | bu itt :: 4 00 18. a om ith SPac an tc or. Stant y tee = ge ac SEyetr es roe seinen | Hie 8, Pe a "EB | Peet ee "Tiass son sal a ld fas, | Sostam MARE celine ect: ou'll tubs | Ju r ord Ext | Raw. L. ; alw New VEST hectr ce: | N¢ We rectric : 32) 24-— _CO., uy sun | rg ree’ ry h: ar > gaa " ohenas dou } | straight loa onl 472 ok, yble . 8 _120 JO ner of co r at.; T, § ' area: >| Se Berty ; ily ( E. “te ' st UNTY da F bere. ays by: ™ ectnit st. | NOR SEO athe eo Fe Sartee | rage ioe nd § an om, ble; | SONE t loan a 3k ase Ol; — HN fir nditio: ] 5256 n. rside ft aba Jrk ~ ene like | ) mar) bei ERS ue . ren 4-f EN xt | ’ eWoc F arg: a FOrest parlor Su : I ms Wor 5D -s econ d ste | Pay ES-I $l d 4: ous in f ent, tion; ot 2 eatin ts: 191 Ine rita kK m to A BOT rox a ng S] z K Dar ted. am ‘T. lat: ‘ooD. BAS ain nd t 68: nday nultie sie od ing] iple 596: am | ; HI} -DIXO 500 — . Gra B loor,’ 2 «6 east 4%. Sou 1ent- R ment: : Lisett pe Ae ing comple PA = “GOOD 1 Bnobend Canily. 3- | see thie th 510 "ORE ado T0°8 we, =| WAT dah pied: BM. | gout 3 ON Real poles 7) LAKE’ &. car ¢ ee ae 3 19 — Sian Wilk cons ener . nice second Pe ie sed RK ‘ 452 Madi 2 ae ge be fein er PaLue 3 T rch 40 —F: x D. MAj e. . bath i | Riverside a file ee show in H, rst | 30 oe eis 2.14 2. tors. dow d sieleth. ca oud BE R =—&_BRO erage; bathe, lou 3 ; PE N? P IB os a 4 dea . n a y sn ES lL. igt | ve a —— { K a2; tra in 1 | OL ade : e-8 er oll Ws aa Rtn wast ba sh le 363 E PR ; te 8, Re ry se 0 Gra aay ian maces” bungalow - H+ gad ow ees iote it | real” 53502 -LIDE pusre. las 10 MA ‘S 3] O’ROU ey el baths. Rive able "Sno. —_GA lance ee 6-38 Fa ee rms ORTY room N § ™ vo} . fro arge room r: nd ow Mr. D an sin IEN ndell 78 eal moder ate =R; medi ge 49. an N 7 LU. RK Ss uble hs, Vers ATSO al iz fo ener GArtiel MT’ yme o Proc pb A (FA 42 _Ch xo TG m f) ST ; v =Av. | - ‘attire ving with Ita g | rea brick ——_9F rt haps nants Only gle Soret a 3 E TGF “tel ate — REAL a these THU, Bid 0 ite airy; 2883 Main ea” balan An —eaent. IN NST ANT s at: bat REET 3 Wane ame a i soo ex r 1440-42- W 3 Ity hee: Van ation o hardwox S eieak a a | Ta TEENS or cake 5471 Paine NTH 93 E, ORB a. two A 35RA-da ALAS ike p furr 86660. nom, | nEARK Sree roel SY 8. koow “asc ,, Mater] BES hod oe sina grranra ie eT ga ral wrategtene Ce eatin as | EE" Stree Ere | van; ANTHON) re lose |S d NG &.. “wae ath, Pr NGL x 38 ba “ToOnis Te Ade F i ey; | Gee SATEEN oO gents, _ "Be ; roig, | 22 , f TH, ). BU 8. ( “ Feeemn nts JEPF aA Y M. ome 0 N th Sot tn : : - , fe bot ENT oct - ox rou P0OO0. umace > x mnie, iT raj 00 5 f er FE rf cr M. ba Mme ¥? _. F : ———— DeMu 8 TR A ol fax furn siri LE 10. ter th, ~ 1S, erry missj wr fu irs Ug 's al | Gr: ms - NT ser. ~ x. : $s ime, T ace 27: A R. E Si avo | J gf. ms Ox $18 FE K . ield , j ‘i A th tor — th HOH : : n. Us a er ac 6: Fi. ms. en 4i175_— = oe ur hoy and. bar H. BU a 264 3H HIR LE 20S. he Gravois, OHN Gor ba 125; 00: sO ‘a 4237 | a 4. RE he . Sv. S P a PA T . 40° 827 gee * h AT R O age. | a ee > by ther it. | RT ad. irre _s3UX ; ing! 0: TY E-st (tee 354 é, — JOHN ood ath 5: 4-£: N | ALB 455 re t-w ; A | rkview | ee ae heat. ween ma. Inspect fi . a aaae el CENORE gain, 5 BUX, 3548" 4 Pol -Eli CH po48 8 3-3, IN 8. BLAS 25: 4-family i, LEER & Water hea RI i | : ily 0¢ 70 af ST. D a went and 5 3472 only. | re ORE” 5 BU 548s. G -D. | Rtv My GHTH. SCHERY mode a 1G BLA a ecteie’'Y e $ Me sc yD min eee her = SH ! by eae £z si78” brick fae at strictly | Pr. LO DAL W first tion 5 ia baths 4 50: UX Ro 8 brake n: lot 50x! TH ape: arn eons rand| 394 Nip win io 4 bri 14.000: | RT NS REC ‘at, 4 ward w and — . “py TE ENC Sttenss | 2 7. LOUIS, 5 ise 1 real ep peepee og) | & 1S, 4 23— Rpt! Grand. Mee Pay par! 4438 G bar ir 37 6 8. D-win & B entmente.” fla A, 3 Chestnut, sees War: nod a] 0 né aterg. & e] EK “A ‘ est ; eart 4 lagt 5045 1 is or. n at “O0N ade deh Sep Bea a E.., f . vd. T Ww E side 3 4” ? ly or, , ‘s. Ran gain, e err 40 3 Spri NTE RO enigs, lat: ° K a t; 405 ut ih | EI’ | ome 3 “DISCHN , “ove v. wend Yo b: ened IN N t $87 Ww Sie waen arate utif 3548 @ hal SIEM + $6500: —N d 883 Snejee? cR SP R15 ga EL ba of Tain te Barty B In LIFon. . _ { “HH nt} gar c t | sles ures: a , Ww e Ss 4 7th. >a) | RI ATS vac ee } ul 4 ig S rr H 6M. Of @ ga ecw 0. i 4ne prin new PE 2 C) F E rga a — 44 — Cc ERG derf PA RN? CA a Northe LT § INGRR ages; ile be fae uiituy eee 4 roo ii k versid SON.0° ge: wane and 5. | ce ore Ez sb ew 6-ro shite Wi Y es 5 CIATS hest | DY, in nd BAe vU.AT. -HEST ON ul ne GE.- “ IA ' ast DGE R skin e ‘s0ntkn res + tnd Be ele S rk rooms ¥ m 2) iE \V Zi _4 ~()" RO r sy nde & »! 4 ‘a | FID vor tng = uilt b ae | Fel In inneb and and 5. whut. Al Ae bri 5 To of Tun N N PA w NG BUN : — oe D AR €] 55: | eal } men Poh in ctri¢ tile bh ‘x 1. che EN pe R al) rful ants, Ou | UT. mt $5) a yo od- | aera s diane G; s FR 5529 ck om |’ co seume . Qa ome SI AN er IN ~ N 6 ; ‘ A Ho! + it: “ ? ‘od - Tt} b + fa ap. TH KE co t > ; A it re R ins Ww 3% 7 we na st 6 nm a anil w roniready 1s. ‘AND, te tenbath moder ee Eteer atta g “ete fo Bix BES i ae i ase f, 1T8. . Pe ee “| ze % Meiadyatt 8! ver tty moa ae ED A ANI seston. porch, nd oan t let thes . 5 el] at a aqern ar 7 | br = PRANCTS pul] Bar: re as s ir ng heat, IEW. § 9 B54 - e mom bs . IR: j LSC ; iy. _ma mage = ems. be t rg arg: ob e c: ghws o: la ~ J. fa ) fe ro Co Fillet Seeetinns kite bed Large 6 ful 5 pb as. ae: Sues ly ae | Bi,000 oo. le, we gsc t. mt “ ue nt be », 40 ath: wil &——Sir as , avois. | wri Faia ectri ~ & ildin . SS. h —— 0a"! N lee a inf N. tGal 9 7 sh sel] far. | t 49 EW \UHS wo oo coer § ate Oe a > E a a — pe YOU = BU 341] ain. mil ——e os ~ é fu rhe HES dra y be s he tile nes: ost-D ba — a%e ge n ng ail] Le LN, sab: ow Le: i i} 416 a I RL od f) ‘ a _{e) 1: furn F ee 3 we con JM IN - X . GR — 19 i, 0443 hac rt; E ulj d, | On 44- $57: nan $100 and -Diepaich ™ lots, 8 y Tear : t ffi fi Hadie “be av- ies A OU TY. PR EN ah JF athena” LA m se new -5 & ay ‘twee trs din BL Co. ors: 7 m. | Pr. WwW. a m ces ur-f Ael der E. r Ww Y Gition 7 nile. nd 052°7_ 1 ,tlat Os: ga um R¢ 4Ac. | We 5 net h, ca b! ro b yy tegapad | ELL nicel Sg pgllens ell; IN( en trances” e pl.; KH Fi 3 pries | PLAT G El. mth; pr ami ede 6449 priced YOMING $830— B20. te 2815-10: .: oon he eot iAINS 6648. | SI nied inco All owne ( cash, fen OF: to $ ut- = i} TS, af LIc used. bi hot- ILE, | paymen “rooms, © Fi. AT Lindel mi LAi— AN ; fine ly, 4° __ 6449 rhc &. NG aa— aiy i s ka. {e) good inae nodern : meade’ ss. wp io i me, $3 O _ 99) | 7; J Artie balance 1 on: 98 many eS f ARFIEO US : 4 K. a argai wate SRA ent cep til tr: Cc te a ~ block —S) : ' RE ce cor rm r le a condi mod 38 ce rie. a mod a) ines Ga n th ror Yderr 4 Shen 3405 y ft led 44 ut] LA’ : veld RO i two aa ap 50 ——— LTO | $1000 CAs =. 10 & n; r ” Call liett a lent EA} 7800. | F . ae (EALT $16 ao. Sepa. tion, 4 xx7— Ux ees ern, | ¥° iw tao sconeae’ m eff; roc pe pr ge Po ay “(eae ays te 804 NA ike sch —_“ coininte: D Rs, # 3 C inc ap AB a eat: 47 penal t athe ae Bee iaA mingle, 4-4 TY C0.’ 800.7: Bep ar Soe roo. ur laree eraeae shout.” ms, | * ructed ste henan: t $42.00 LD cols; ate. | 0378, 38 Li AsH— hes ge; ge si by] 05-0 DO ‘ifa barg . - e, 4 | ren a. a Gra a tncuie 0. 10: oat, ake bric ear S Acl ma Wanta j vest s- out; ciene me. | orick ed si sch and See 20 ger bat ' ° 721 ryant. © 7 ; nt — tn rent red | Car flere ae Né x 6§ i? fam. is coon nd. node C0... 545 545 ~ ba enig Di K- ack pri ede good | = ma men}. ”° terms, ae ‘-fariie me Ned ecat | oe 2 only ange fe) | FLAT folie on BAI ut. G s f oes oT 77 ° le FEA 78 ge gage a rgai 4 SUB) 29 Ea ng: 4. 64 ood | wit of m d sin- | rag amily he 1, thu ‘ t h Chesta 7 t ay LAN GArf oe | will toe moa Li OY z mal] i a iF _ Box G- ti Geauak, | fine and LE 6. poe 4- 49. | a Ww pr oub ste Trpeie & y 5 cepti Op 7 Mer | cma maces; uh ; 7 |B Ss, RTW. et first | sin CE leld patty. rage: le ERI + Ci se —Nes $65) ge _G-37 le” vois | ei 2618-26 of ost_T fi —— | B AC opert le __ 816 EF loateln "can Or 1081 te CH th 2 wo e ACO: AP’ vs. ne "tn Sg te TE 14971 Wh tpade he rn, mi Ss DOK (cash | rent r 500 4 room 3, Po “bathe ty | — ai o; 1OO a room | __BROADW: yw flat; ==2% C TRA ma. with . Avs bath ao Crick at a * Bet sta oe T™™ : vAL 3-DISCHIN loor: 9 } RMS what hav tof eom rcellent 62) stresta_an ora 1” pene or ‘Postbic | P tment good, Wisp getClass | af AN Dwar & an ~2_thes ANN 5 with wae com new | “rt the Siete * 0 leor 29 9N 9] 'T cae RE HINCER 3 / WENZI ve Pe a e excellent m br L A ar ‘S. ath nd: ox M Dr] ok Dis | Ros ED S. rer AV a. itch, S| m 8946 D . sl E. sati tnut. JR el r f ES i J@ 12 F nad { IBDY wes f VU) ctl agg, Ss i} ° 4.e & E NTs - ER is —. - la H wtb we tocaga Tw you uy & 76 con ick T- _F, alle - fur eX St) ~31 5 - ; a. ct ERE Ca ll “ne v. a aa od > ) Cy 6 HT sfy FOR 4 R ght-ca lates t PAR H ave ti P ortatl t: | 4 Pg ‘+. = , Fo y brich i ary 29 ro: Tee Ww KJ ood 5O ditio a’ or. y ‘a elle: 15. Pp». aths: | p “a 15] R nel TF etn evel: R00 MBO i GArei E ar | C#sh. wit ARK 200 to on with an: | 2. iy i. oe 10: Og ome | ”) O10 ine per mm; 084i ‘8 sal nha de e. d nt -D , u Ft RE gh ca md ne In and: 1M MSBOLT | 8. rfiela CO T ha h ti i i bat preg Fy] 4 live ard ¢ tentiee R Ss. ein flat ns 20 Ww. B-j4 % ist e ' B doub} 4-5 — Park: Ma; AT ALTY borh car St ‘ w SIN 30 FLATS eld Y Yc la le b 1, GArfield” . = Yu oni, ~ . g 1] at , Bs ae ane - ; ear or j * T {) Vy ‘ Ne as r 3073, a ee ‘ n a 4 w furn hard- es safame salswae : NT al rs inven fs fot 87 Oe: Sah - 4 extra / AND A > ut. GA proper Mee : PLAT —: 585A Pe wi trade —_ WwW .2: zd naineer i ast. — "BARGAIN dee od ; aus M. publie Marg well built 73, ves " 8603. til 50. 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T fet NGLE 1 erate ye —M "314 N° to Mc 4, R-ACK} ry low: and #130 ngs. | moder equiva patton nt f oak >a “iieeiee ST i ie 1s; m e) § Le. o_and Wetec. EAST ingle LAIN | Pier av. ne Se ALTY Ce meighies ust {rulers se eKin] ated a | CKeR 4 ag Oe odern taen | oe ay baer” ment ‘¢ nis | fama Just oi oo le bath W EN ore. lie de mod } S40 — t - img, ASToS; wu 3- roo _ FOres BERS? } near y AT 3 Ss Y CO. neighbor ho es 1] + ~ 2 llth & “> cy F on i A CH R R , Ing : and enc pateetie cony est to of N ms a l¢ ood a 4$-r RIF | sueeae wn 0155." e my 3.4 Priced 4.5 lor an TRUST Co” i8780-64 Wo BR Sang ooms, | ma: rs 57. Post-Disyy xious te” Ta LAciedc Be-ro SENar eld 8908. | antial. hooker os tee” ate large | “A aT arene, ee sures and sev En highwa AT fe. mirictly. mou / ii er 3 bL "7 3s hot = Rn ; SINGL| ~ mingle. 4 nd 88 modern. be | gas wate louis, 0 i somes £8. | 2.pr and ‘| “ $24( m™m h do beri i att lar Bear - _ LAel rent ally he t ng aln IE —— . 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P famiil HEN. rit Gi CO ; | 13s Hr beg pater wick FL ol Sennen gehigh wee bea eo Cli bathe 2: Ma Doge 63 | O 1427 | Cas Pg, Bs STM 24 i term cae | Pair S Tom bh ey iat front menor po ty t $ies: 55 on water See C. ts tang ANAS 0. saleuee: eens, ws Mea Al ATS | qui pel. ghway ot iar F aa sell cht 12215 Pie SENBAS f 5: ; W BARN 1 Sse _SP ce EN St 18; — rere nilder. ioe por i acre Retetinn 05 Tiel r RUIx pp et. Pri r flat DO. est D sm qd TB yy ° DTI S ck. eke ay on La) . eit ch do 21- av B eee} . Noe NE PECH =: ae | cane, Ou S14 ban Negi we E de brick eens » SCHER a Pn all oom xX at it. M $408 m AH nut, | OUGHE aie’ oe oh roe | WATE ig Tay n Milen an view 24% ybie adie ane NOAH eRe ms TIST GROVE 06 - MEN big Sta Ss, outs, 4,501 “Car 2. OV r eee : Conn ors IPS: fg ned HER Meee tr ose ey n ms, tile R. E. - ; IT TE odern GHE on p e ga well OMs - N | Riv po low ultico lien 3 bi d Ww 249 or a con- H re, * A eee & et BI 112 N ted: toe: tile } exce ar earag Sian VN pen garage: s. tile t ‘Da- GRASS 7 peed ee ie eck e bath PP nag: Quic NBE } ong ae bas tae RTY R remixes: b ti tile | ™ creid Sund pelae end iz: shower ATERMA trade for 4 oak ihn ; ent oof a esim 3320—p, x amily: Fe + term 2-car att Ption e: | PAL) DOU E R- to -s Y om Mh hog | ev ND. 45) ( boats heat oan h, | it cs. Sidi K S SRGET BE sae ever ar e; serme ie utters, /MURD de 43 OROURI and Ht owe new! KMA for Sout er fl hr onside ¢ con: | 2 investment, ~& SPECHT a ote aa R4 6. es pa ally aray Me ae S - aee mae” aa 4519 GRand 88% on hai siete” war’ garage ALE R oak r) three dey ns W price |! everythi H. o h term Poot, WATERERS “4 ubi second” ee Ain Fl ur BU oub) nl t 15 lok cone wel Cai 4-¥ F SAY aa te ent tin > s 88: $1 har ores, M * i“ St. ; wa 4 N. Ri nree | T eS 803 ¢ to ce | BU rythi i, — R f TE) ainted 5592——a e, nd til enoo : Sola 6 28 =) ay gon aftr BUX le. 3c il hs Hall’ gar ace, l b AL H. FAM LA S _™. rect 1EN the & up — 30. I, idy ; ’ ROI arrar 7 ANT EN. S 200 od TP 3 heat suit: | eo it-i ng 945 EA act men RMAN west. floor 4 Bare. ry! d, fi aang” >. | Ha ) Cc Al, R. 3-3 Sleam = Fe age; uilt TE Z. y LARD rT. Y T B “SEI a ‘ Ha re ; to 5-5 700. - an _HUm ODT 1d tie ran ige roo ps Sin in! ( c AE ed. | ng hi fe up »— 4 LTo $31 t-f] r\ ime PY -fa P aye E HA 2 Vet ds oe ttt *3 Wie om tat . E.. 34 ;’ terme: erry. pridzside | BA ‘Ms. = woin & UL. we ge c) | HARTI GR is date. | Se LEE. Umbolt fh Ay E.. ms. ist, | furna ica, SS Wetiers | el-Weber to the ’ 5471 Gre’ singt, let. 6. ner. 3310 Ark- tea7 ef 4 ) a BROT” nt P Fi 548 8; heat: B ce re-| =A RNG EW ; oD ROO DING Ww FO} — BR: $16. Meet We ee Bolt 03 4 oo aE Tr tw bath, ane et oe IB UT. UTHE eber. 31 aL ane 1_ Gravois pay ie th 8 208-1 3310 one f 37-8 8 HARD To t—H i 1th ; ITT late: " 4228 $9900. con ‘aden ; e a VGR« oO F Lot MI E r. Io — it {D. = 830 000 1s b 2536 a es ble oO f fu an ten by: on G bar LE é (ce4) | _ cation RLA 3127 rg minut kitch vois. in in ex all saan" Hewte, - men 1 ANC DUPLIC u a: of iI Rea*tar : ater M venien é- IVE OW JES ; PFI 5247! 4 Cott: 917— LEF s “sold; | ath, Cc 2618 te amilies. ae Tan fain t TH a ND, 53 8. e an enette. | W at $s cha leased. . Dou t; rooms, — seo z $3 00 ry ri ne Pag IEN *te sy ; ents ient 6 ot ‘ & PR CIE N] ott mor ‘ —F ER. und reg] at Lalif HEA - rms les NZF1 7 ly! ga da in OLA mak lire d te: | W _LAR py, nge tea ble te ard reythe: i AT § PO Ww bri e tri TON N wa > te t: roo }: ’ SP th PR. Nn. TA age. dern ins SC ay j al ‘b t- — Wetthndielseentens CL rag v. a 5 1Z Ke « 33 1] — nad. ma E RNE a. a Ww m a ls: an wood med. “i zx : - 3 — dc 5- nei ma, | ! A et ECH E; ACT ern NA I le 6 HER. yuy wat ja; FL effer c. V¢ e. an nea 2- 6 roo AN, tte -5- LA ny 2LL&, kK hi in part bric] tiled ' f t th ~+ iS alan * oem lat Sore 14 ort 8; Kg BE &hbo we aden AB T. ; BASY i 4- inquire 3 single. R- | ov tent AT. son, | Ta) 110 ear a ro AE me ‘tian 5; Snel. O544 wat 5O: -CR ® consid, : ck at; eric loor Pa f . ce ora iP $3-- ree a h 2426 $95 500. ga oom r. | 8c roc v NE 1 ASY In} ear xx- om di e | _PRe FET Oat: and 48 ii Che only era om pr * til 0-60 GRa: hew - O54 50x20. bh OGH ae sid rent Carag por alls raft n ‘ e to j me TELE ae. ee B co | Perees ns R 12 AAD _€a ~Do oom dow , 3015-17 nea aT ne oe 6x TI etn y $12 500 | Sraee ge nd 2968" 4.| 8HUc satin A ouaiae on Seat "te * ge. t pl -inch: ‘ 27 sce ike | BED Dis - ed: 3 Se 2 Jac ge: bat Re ns r o PL N. pe rag yt - 92209 x ble 9- i? i ect R E lout rm | Fara x Vi ] ? P 12 ME $i4 un vath, aS. . 298 od SHU 70: tir P ine 6 eet sid ac bat aste = . PAWN ispat on ~ lot room 4 : $87 8730 Son : esos. , »F T furna and AC TTE Water a Dy e; eat ole reg Oo Me a 31 4 3: 6 Ré 1519 RR ile oma. | and ve rein STD] é; 500. wre CG 500. galow 2 orthamp 8. lo. We CH price -", pl singte Orest. bar- EUG fron e dri ross throm r ’ *, r &7 (e832) | si TUN ch. ad O5x17 . _ 19 Sad 1 10t- GArtiel FER aces 4 E _TTH. | Re ff ~0— bargait - 3115 | ot S315 OM EAL Farag tile] | eet wots la E 7 NON : y otal ae pt EST] ART ~ Planta e ene te i . te 112: 18 roo cond oe ‘Meet! ce ee ngel- rie Weill noir strictly 1 ecir RU S F TY e: al nt wall, av. r ee, NA. > d 8850. gar n)—5- m SMI. wt RE n “es 839. —__vA 1, oe j atl m 4 (900! $132 Car b 1821] rms a fami An 8. ms MGi~ | TH qd 38 ASE ers rixtu ™ f] 10W Wein © eB. ba e)I nu. LAc! “uy I 0% ag ie; | TG URN 610 CO. a 32 TC ulars mos ai? 4-4 AT Fr OOMs ; ’ ee a5 t See this’ | te od erm : LER. eA T Abte. -Car separate \LMER. n ‘tor ’s all- im ba y | Mr = mon ek oer ? . Box pilie s, vied » bat IS al kK REA ee ie | VA er riced plenty cl poe nod- se Bard TT Grave ; als MB [ i ae rage; 4p st xx— ere. L hot- pmati 2h TY gare hot- 14 eR. twee 13:780. tot 4 n ‘ -S th ra aA “ 3 t; ha, Sct iy REAT. _ lau fle ‘Ol is BID >> y > 664 5Ox 12 3 ED. avoi _Mer ns I aie in PR ars Se > ; ‘DE al. nac . E N ne ee Si ide a nd “ es an } al ‘ { e oms. 262 Ie h ; of N. oe ee 24 NRidwS on e ot oo = aroun pel r wood 3 n at eld 1497 / LAT} ‘stnu See ric fla ; : 3 late St rm ie 10 N’ one ‘foo M f} Y £302 le fi 4°): S rei gle Site. d| kK spect REE : ae 1. 4 fa of 3 ( 162 nili 80U cas} l ¢¥ ‘VC urr pro - 2 Kai me, RIG ry. aoe and an rs AND ds yea screen floo r & ? 27 | , tie R esac". DITTMEIE: —— #1000 ao aml onth; | o.¥” N._8TH urniace hea at gg | PaFeain of 8s msonabie fe Py ue ae BE on um ANI 4.4 families ‘of 2 9 §. es | THAMPT. vear old; att al perty n for _auich Try. FOreat “34 | ERSON Ae ils * and terme | fe] | into with 335—Double EI 877 wa; pleas y fra | and ell- 55 228 TH or ins heat. bed 3 | wae gain mon mod “Ver Ne Kas gain: ee A ALTY Bes: 6 Al ‘ Ry Ss + St of 8, b A ] HAMPTON ed. old; ] ; i es W. pL mily; AV. B i750" ore. M rare ill on each ; s m | frame 35—Doub ER R. a 340 easant rooms and 5 rooms HERFEE me heat. frult good ho month. Can ry fin gas. | lo sei Utah: real thal 2610 ¢ asy| H 4593. rents $2470. 7 ath a 3th | 5200 Mont N_CO. of SOsiee. t as tay; stric te Van IN-STOCK E- BL cept good if ar) 2 me me le 3 Ai ment hoor ae 2 in A -ncetpaling BE 1___ MAIN’ 45, aft | Offer" — =e ine Reng. Ms pit 2, real chan, 2610 Gi OM TOCK oily | west, Sout ar Te x128: y 1031 EYE ij oe (our) 4503, son Bt I good roo edena ee _PPontes e] 3-3 fi : ly; ye a > eee ipo RT 258-59 = ING ne who ghou _ 5-roc engel-Wel hi 5 OT UrEN _Gravot 4 KE Ep =: Ry ned hot ath ee a IVE ve lors: of Chas ER modern - ? 652 808 ERM : + mes an © pre age s ectri at: os ; ’ pri . str] rope 8. h n Da att } LAF man” 86°77 wh ougl t; om Webe bath NnCs¢ TO! ots. ha l; 30 AN U E R in- roe -W me... 76 Li on K NSP RSID ry fleid VY & Rr weer bloc 4 B Ch AN 2 ca ait Bedw.aKu in moet Cc: hs ‘. lot: i $1 et rty 0t-wa rior, ric AY > io G o a it ri rent : ~er. Pompey fi to zg DAY ath De D gO MA | FOOL, rh ise ing PECTION, 0: TON RO. ber- 3 t- ork E estn x. if “Oe ype ‘be | Ter kK rty, ge c an sage ranite amily 45 t; | 6, rapl is } ater ti] ‘k f thr ETT > ppre ght. A oh oud! 3127 oe: fee eal get ee | oe iy Oa INV aN | wood ll peng ite shigt 10N. 5200 se 37K. hea 1A FO. lemon "a 80 RT ut Real. 3 oer -wate .rooma: A uhs Call a cellar; ST oo f ] 00. TS (oo. dly i ye heat. t ba lat th! is ‘Ou Zhe E. kee Db. “i. P ciate A roug) € 4109 ~ ye wr) ace - ab thi e eraame: onty. E Q’ Chest i “Feonee cut Pas, roc lway; '. A t; NIA; 5-5 reat 05 room built uth o HOD} BS ». age a By Sar ms ; == _Rity "Mr = aA a. _CORNE nerea: ol 2 ths. of 5 | BR wee ut, 1x) Mo Ros RE - sid er lout: r SH: —_ Gra re i anxi pol Ww is Ines 000 | M om TM nut | ieee f Hy | one mn sir l b l 5703 x160. roe wot 0561. n] IF ay 4-f fr D Hi 0: terme, | = Tenis 814 Co Stock. of 8 ME wa @eukis T & nok and wat, ard- "AYE wT Migr Doubl \day et J | soe. &. of ‘4car" A Lae ¢ ie SNZLICK ar” ane v pe INT! | Rense st-claae Bay gle f big “aban BELLIS. ard wood e clagets: fly ‘aparteey { hes N. / g 1 $14 s—-E » LL ry 4 E pa KY ubie | 5 W QO ZET Val oentedc: | gp eeutifu ETTE. Ux a ara ile 4- _eveni 833 | | SOUT Dick fers ga effic v. “AC. BOS D IC K. adn C ed j os i G ART ® Cc Ooms, pun lat. w barg ne n la 00d sie asets eee *# hestnut l Borers SCHMIT. OEE 0 gt . CH TY RE dowate F BIG ~‘aaey O. = ged 1 259 mg cornes, all ma rae: cone, => $4 OU 1010 ¢ responding urnace | _ 6923 ‘Gray. HOR yy i” Shard. will pay ain: a Gar. oo) oe Ageing | extn, rte pe 5 : mut. i 2 Chest MIT ange irst fam : Holl OICE Yr. EAL To a Gr INE MA ‘ae * n | Fleet mo} doubt ae Post-Dis; modern iz csmann 2 ( nn zz: ot BL 0 ion hy nding eh Ary i 23 Gr al Co es . A ctio ard u y ts all mus Ar- > ’ . b re Fe a '™s. ua fla § _ . UWE} TZ. ey 86 al yy: s CE RK 64: R. | clene: and eer: S in 4) ve | : t e 78—C Dis he ern ui) Idi xXx M i aes e ner mod '4 2650- E F es tm card. gz fla WW ivois ntract ‘HM. ccepted. ‘ Call 2 000 t sell! wil} rick ‘ rch fi break & : ' EYER t 83134 REALTONS. 2 x Gree a SIN 39. lbath: ‘e%. '?p varl: 45 ST . 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T ‘OW ain > $1 10de ara D i at iH . 12 thy M , pier at 5 am Ch nd LICK ‘ LJ __ tod A + ‘. ; i s de ‘ iy . Sta rn al IS-P 7 ‘ f SOT mie o, Mar er- Ppp ‘ 5 3 _— 34} 4 ae a ym ‘ P; : ere... re 5 Ww) rn * ge: $1 ght & f] uel / 34 0 ee — ar ti] > 4 ay. fre fo Sed eC a se | § 2160 cn ira 30. POs hie 3 Aah wae $10, COO: ERR y. ae tah san in. r RI ciate | gale, fla - eo [3th and Band 75 2 room ors, ‘Da ah baler = for leet s one exe a. ed Perk. “Very — Calera Aston smut eee : te} of aoe ouparate venue IIs Wong. |) Ge a gy oom fate ie aoe be iAL si RUT : tural’ 8 versid SON gt &. rh i ’ 15 modern: firs ab an cri noon" 70 to roo ms: et room eas art at n ance *, a 2 ‘. ke rit hot rine, || Pra ox ce $10 r loca Ae ” ie fir vegeta >. 2038— out i Tth diets MRD. | 233 cE. Ri bee sptionally | oof} line man ul “room s's | 3047 Geet 2 Gravots D reain R io 4007 a itnaka, “SPRAGUE Car gi nut. ALLEY culare and low KS if) wit AT—Re -3l o~ ‘ reasonab at: ALJ zx Ss and S h —=A~ _St. and. ira 2353 RE att rime 0 be i SC Good GL r5 - R12 efiuine bang econd f So nd. L RINK ts resden nj NE AD 5200 ka. GUE r] $2080" . " Y ~ b ; i h ’ ‘2 ‘ . Po: x , pToom - ai K " Sha a A : Bu ing : — M E f Th ; ' pone T¢ » Hid ‘ F 2s b t si f) > agp Ac! ype and ; Ww E N fi 1338" R. age: i : | Eales k 2 Car autiful & on st-Dis 1 500 2 ti eleat Stn _me EN. 23 Se ; ae RAM 4 @a ouble S471 YRS, fOL t. Call LAT, 5. Qeoak” rents oor, | 3999 OR one E. al- Dou a * deme - i "be : pian’ a | reaaonables cars Be al $2. elect ar | in 5) 2300 san, bation; Maat = RAMEC. | % are). Bi Gra\ 72 ~BRich rents for | Soak CA 3040 an@ 1. $2 BLE H-U hem. condition ple Bar rsa iL Amen — | onable sileeen >, and 3 22- wen | AND eaten, n. . tone oe aT la 3319 K roo vois, | 51 721 i~4 RiCk LA r | &ar and 4 an fle ~00 4. U Gall Pr. av.; T 6 : P| h08! — ay blocks “th opal @ rents $125 make B12) Owner 34 _LeAclede ui a ; cng: sundry 19—St_ A ee card farn: doen Cy Chest eet ol Sik | ini room pets n a LAciete floors. ttle ba Rear LOOK Salt” Pree iain e an Pine. I Tt aba SSAN 30% plen Ey" ; in AR. 120- ANN 33 7 a10 fe mi 663 ext Be: sa. 5404 Wwiase: hon 8 pri 3 eto CA GA lectr ak te STI rle f! eae saade ate ag OL rs, 22 pp, Sel i this Ww oY NT. &. .G-267 ce: to Tre fam? " . 4 ASH rfi ref ic. AN. Sin at. b AV. to ° pon ga S. &e ce te IA, 5 is is : | bathe™ ou thrests 18-9 offe isan 3800 ly b MERGE. x—8 ke ‘ee STURS “Bigeheon th. eh ee part Ive Tso fore and id 88 Ne BRINKOP aths eS : wakes parate fur yo | A. Rte ay 7 ? r waaaed $ igy J: noes, ce Single 'R. cotiag rt: | Mi URSSE trade chowers. la ae zernide N-0' oi > si — w 3. KOP furn 2 oe for $20. orgie jum hard el oo KAHL B.. rr h; —Let a ; x. nted, ° {en 3 RSEN RBALT gle flat uae se w! Mis: Se L, mee aaa’ beat rn, 4- ation 266 31 ROU all ij nete, oe - Roc 36 R. 7 wher y ha $20.00 “h 1000) oes: wood a a9” a * i gaa you the» -. 28th; safe dit Ai. .LT tile bat a 8 8. re Ode L. REAL’ et tae ae 4: SH RK mpr bathe | 2810 om, 21 8. 5 c gs clty’s teins ve just | ay pen es PA ee J i as: br will co n ly | Ion ae YY «yw 4 ath > ar = G ar : nev TZ ALTY Oot or kr i? Or N ae Ee ove hs. F A 4 G 0. - 8 b Dts Just bu in ore; e — il i i; A} a Cc ae ick fiat 18 — sub oO in- ARS) c} ol 16 . — . rd ee _Grand. at a st A ry C wi Oot te lth OOM MINNES ‘ “ H. heat i-temlis a 8. ps »o OF mt “On GPE ct “Ore | riced complete * , 4 P, A a F lats = — NC fey S ck ca =e it DeM un *rEiknne i Kerns oe N mand Olax ectriec: * gunily wal ORN BUX Sino, at: gti¢c) if ult BOT ae tile bath ——-——aTand. cotta large oo 8 M To! vols. | 2817 ” igi vet re. LA #7 HEA RS. Me new ; K orn i011 hg o 3 and Cc; fami ga- CA] aa ee. -F Fepiggg LX ingle 4 »0d eo : urna ig} A 817 HPOR ath ° om + fi a Jf ge. pr I ot. and " POC dD. AY. i 2817 Fads MA tgs sone Vv. ' TT] x Cc H Cc yours re the 4 fic ONE mmed Re chee once. 4 price lies LIFC BUX rt Ey wan E ae con- | Die ce. har fla AD will }- aaa rice re im 3 “Ms i s av er, B sale; me od f ae IE hesti: ~ BD ‘onay, | 1400 | HOWARD “aT sing! i $5 2 | RNIA_ _.4 LAck — wae Bsa: bh bodiwns of | M Ai bel] SEE ClzEi imediat. includi 14 = idee ie tla hoes DR Arti i | ves RD 4 AMTy e; ™ mes M 750: bri as rit IA. 3 oe ing led neari iit @h oe vood 3B ans wir n 10 2. a TE KK. nab liate p Q ding | 3 }, . re ox etm flat — rea E, eld 3165. ee bare 5 Daath reas a iad, f - cay | Sites 2001 Si 3048 x de 6430 MISSc om Fou = $1050 oy Fak, os r bath veaut f 401 ARG. let tor clear mocenion | Ser A 3 et ARSE N 4 GRand Owner. i ant rors fe ay AM FT AT “ lag heat 1118 rain sub FOrest am!H CA oc, CORO sUX ing oie =e SE SSOURL SH- + eee. oe Ma rage. urnac ul DOVE LIN” nj” 60) ee om si A A 2740. mmense erythin che “ae + — 7 ; dk fas &-—4 “pal BU 5 a. ok es, ain | RRO: Seaao bt) ~ ’ % Grand. is. 550 Ri BT P Dat? >m es a Ho!) ER SL / 2) ae Cc (=e A ‘clea 4 F Q’ —e Js the ise t; vol ‘= th dr fam Mg - Neo / own “— - X a ctr ‘ ste LJ Rona b] Now ‘Aci M U RNS bon “a8, @ 8. ros E h hed Hi: RT ™? > SA f Ht rent foams Ky i Co. ‘i PL 8223 1 = 0439." - ‘; terme. 65—Daniy LAcie estnut. sm ANA too ;, modern: elede Planta, "s . saa Witte sta ly | EM ANN -AP irdwood floor Ne 1 AL R _ Riverside 58 | — AR. 80% Ruy ne fia = yee tee | nee roome: by a Bes | ee ‘Gita UBER. rarage; Aciede eis. mente A" 3686 mM cnenake' of t CHAUN rate $252¢ NEW D Sibel 1 qortso. | 18 FINE UE ore. Price | BRAUT ew D ARG ATX | 809 | eaten: aun ome: Sevies : R St: ai I | eae E VOIS. WELz, mel” ue | WEeRAee roo St. onday eve offer. CEY rms. DOT It 1440, | 2-¢ 08 A! t OR. wel | 4930 Wine O1 y pew I ae i RNa ~ "4° “4 IN KN rar TE ust patie. ps f 7 | lat; WA, R ba oe tASKA ae Ant y_¢ 183: P deutae ‘BLE $40. |: “ry in fred EB SIN E. 00. i] mu Wir DE ib] N | in desirable =i v NICK ME ST. of] b 1 Repags hot- 332 FA regain: | _—— A2 nM bone pee _H ie ane ae ck a GL shih wa SIG e | able cn Pi APP_103 . OO., LO seen to b “abi 25—T RIV LTORS, n:| NEI i. Sarage 261 iodern; al} ‘8 men. | Bou: Peer EAT garage EMU oad: heneke E ter in| shway « N car “un ione Be, Sak 3120 eae, UIS TRU to yee ) “pW APONo er po 4 and BNSIDE: : | aot ate, ey 84 ‘4 ves g al Parish; = elect Saee SING SLE ™ nin rh atin Pow SRE, Bet rch fine ie sk A in alr anode :% Axe Flat 704. Siake 2 — 1s Hy] ©he de - li Al tn. 100. nd. bar “bas — orm — | ANNU Mmrage ete LAT Gar. N-SP ter | ti) led fiat : be ¢ tal ¥: PO et we : : LA ' N _— T OO.(c) iti i ‘LEV EI ae 3] ‘ROU RKE, ‘earage: ailing} NE ‘BRA pata. B Sit ingle Fae 8, bath, br Sian, - peat? a til AF. 3165 AL KF R i. ; ows a! 2n106 omethi nnday oe 7 rial em- s «: aan 4 Pace rt it t =| IN Pp! a 5 KS, Reagel-W: ire , =... = ) OH les f ar ana itie : gas and Ww ox - m ro + D . ng T ; - Re Ld $2 set i M = an, oti Tor = ried nie; and é 71 Gravoi NE RARE nea) end as4n 4 IOHN 8) Ry rame on Pair maces: |” y +h om 4 Jv B diff ~Hieaenna ble Dw eaeO. | ee Th OO ‘ Ded, gle m™m hai co F $15.8007 Flats; OOM soo Chi ; 2-car tng avois. o. irt — ‘ oe 3127 { anes 3 z g 8 5. RB 1 ored oe HF AO Ric E e, oe, HI ace 4 ors, ag ible NI A On rar ere le ‘oon Z ' ese R edewtal wash CEs a ‘ eee Dial ge iw) Sian rn? ™., liv! “a A eas! age. ; ted = I 7? & irs . hi - ze BI , uigie I.Ae ne a Fr A on) B =~ 3 sc’; i id eT) ie e6 st ’ esire ve « « f> u te yteon AVT ts ae SP naa tna | Fete ptiad ee Pace attr | ears aa mc Ha Sek ts cbaseate | an d 3 ROOM SINC a ete: "Doubles de oat, i ; ‘ creer an od aa | por = -Chestput ayiment uted: ‘we o- PF umace 20201, Br , eg i540 2 _&b- 6 14 1200 cash ond Sens | sftu his wel! 6L pees er. com ce ates Kin ipton meend® an un > it d gut co « : roo PTUN ~ t st. & MOR ell > @i! DREG oO F lie LS “2% sas | 8 « tile . as PEN . ry peeded, 4 howe pe il b: wap A ie 7 E Mt Vo tec] ial 4 gehighway). we i en P+ arecrdi g a over re; rult wi ye * . 262 — T anes saad N, arn ge 8 ms € P- - Fn. : on at roo fi f. on a 3 r ‘ ele . eV lat am we ! th 2 3 8 ( td: |? we 432 s, a0 _ gh th. RK als a | be Sane ni V. aL A FE. ily flat Bg a ig Rear race oo, | Cea Sais Be apa Wea iG Fe bret to | ana ise? al daha wae Sag yr be iy mage 1400 10 80 : “8 se de "eee ingle f M Ain “ani | OR rCHERMEN. ow yg. eal iRa 2 ( pndorh | in 43 PST ay a bee eer Ne ee 1 ait! . ‘Deca. fret e 5 ~oOxTS ga d 8) 2RG. » bath — nd tle b 88. | venicn HEA Chestn a ood ; floors, | ~a EIN then lll a «ee a on TB wade an very m &° 27 rag ta Poeecr . fur Sidn 8830. ba vath, en nd , 10 VY SING fut. “fy re, | ( IN per low | 3 ae ais god. Of ee t de own aA: a e | PAR ~ost-T sig aan ine) rgai dove 9 “nea” N¢ n price | TRA C.. 9 wie ve t i ean MB ng , i reet ARK t- Di ai es 4 Dende n. .. F. oom RREN iL. FE Arfi e K ND. 904 lb o § milid do b ouree, ‘Ked ng iMeor ehe . ve spat OO Ca vu ——— Di- atar fla NA EL eld / ae D Ch ' uilde ee ings wns athe ! pent Le heap iia. © 7 , no r ga uble om s ~ H kman rery t: « L AT. id 1427 i { TIF OVE hill @atny: that Tr to wns. whi pouts are he | | See BUX : agente. "'s 4-4 | ef 3708 KEE mn. 31 low very. t en? ‘NROOM LB ER ME Pe * make this are sola” yt ‘ het dan k - { - 6. Tents pow len 12-16 4 ~ EXE 25 | fizur ‘ode Seal ater wr M, Ap ti NGAI g A a a me me thts - _— (a in of $10,000, ‘% ” . an 33, bath — A- [Rarages ”stricth Acero at LA Tm con- heat each: rey. ‘one ~ ATER rn RK | fos a ad n exceptions and ~ from ie ee N. Renge ahha’ ; ‘ee 4 S rash tile - hs on | Seeanarr Ew yy i. ee | garag. ubsta AN] iret | Cc ! AP ae 7 —— >. B04 Chip- fasage rane us three Lae. 084s. sone te fee 0. a CH ial | ALAMO. 73 see ORS the: AKE OFF 4 | en owner: 8. C DOU ESTNUT. ficare SEA oe - . “ihn fama epee, fe OMPTON AV ce | S085 of Si + fa ass tek flat: 6 | rar I at or ON PART MES 20 750. lily flat; 8 tpame : oe in ot p ITM a «F flat Dae tear cara m=: matt cite "Westen AV. r Resnent Blea : se Chentous, bare Be _ brick awl show | APART a hardwour : i 8 i er h #r to se you n: end MEN > amily. fa : = fe : ?. Mek oan hots oie u ew A roparte exe. 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DINING ROOM 21x14 BAY WINDOW. MASTER BEDROOM HAS TWO ALCOVES, EQUIPPED FOR DRESSING ROOMS. TWO OTHER LARGE BEDROOMS, SCREENED PORCH UP AND DOWN STAIRS. HARDWOOD FLOORS THROUGHOUT. TILE BATH, LAVATORY, LINEN CLOSET. HOT-WATER HEAT, IDEAL BOILER. WATER HEATER. LARGE FRUIT CLOSET. BUILT-IN GA- PRICE REASONABLE, ,.WITH TERMS. OWNER WILL SHOW YOU THROUGH. RESIDENCE LARGE PORCH ACROSS INSTANTANEOUS 1925 McCAUSLAND. C HOMES ‘(ASK THE FAMILY WHO LIVES IN ONE.,’’ :_ = re kt EE. > = = = = = > — RESIDENCES FOR SALE E-—-F le. or will rent. my beau- ‘iful nll a Tl with six private me is completely furnished with a TE gag owed Many silverware and linen also iarge garage. Parties must come well recommended. . Box M-417, Post-Dis. (c2) Central oUsb— room brick, street made *52360 cas ah Box M-384, Post-Dispatch _ js 4500-——$100 CASH _ fore egy le , 2-family build- LATT. room 401. 722 Chestnut INVESTMENT -11-13 Lucas av.; 3 dwellings, each v7 orooms, bathizcom ee etc.: rent ahs ETI sey MASEK- REALTY CO.., GArfield 3660. 19 N. 7th st. North ADEN, 5435-——3-room frame house: errr lot 25x200° $1500. large GLASE, 412—6-room brick, modern: ga- priced very reasonable: real home. bendick tdw. Dot Kane Rity Co,, COlfax 3810. SROADWAY,. 50xx N.—6 rooms: stritct- y modern: ideal location for doctor or dentist! no competition. Box W-144, P.-D, SALISBURY. 2203—Residence; 16 rooins, 2 baths: not water heat: 6-car garage: a Lo for undertaker or ili trade. HA LE rooming 504 & HOLME REALTY Co. 4 5 324 ¢_Walnwrisnt Bldg. AN 3911—9 ms, make offer KRONE, FOrest 6824. 2325—6-room house. bath, >; @arage. Owner. 3508A Harper. LLON PARK RESIDENCE—362. 699 E. Prairie; dandy, 9 rooms, hot- water heat, 2 bathrooms. vane house in ickup.”’ oR “GLick PF ONE LTORS S qn Chestnut. LINDELE PARK RESIDENCE $211 Hebert st.: 8 lane residence; bath. furnace, 2-ca arage: lot 39x154 HARTWIG- DISCHINGER. 2808 N. Grand. HERE IS SOME _ ILDER’S CI CHANCE! uk age iid 0 b i] Facey th roo u 2 buildings . op io buld 7. REALTY CO.. 3038 W. Floriexant. COlfax 7780. 7 Rms., Hot Water, Price $8750 4435 San Francisco: in first class con- ition: ideal home for large family. brick and tile front porch: corner lot: close to schools and church; terms to suit; open to- WENZLICK, 1010 Chestrut. GArfield 1427 4028 N. FLORISSANT Modern brick dwelling of 7 rooms, bath, ot electric light; in very good condition. 72 burner. y iw = — pooee to $7250 for a ick cc BR. MILTENBERGER, "14 N. 8th at. eres 45x145:; edu EAS ON TAYLOR TRUST DElmar 0776-0777. Easton and Taylor. SCANLON PL.. 4020-——Brick residence. 7 rooms, 4 up and 3 down; tile bath. fur- nace. hardwood floors: can be made into rive: look today: make Stock, _Lindell_ 7800. Kuhs_ Rity Co., rooms, ms. slate, ro root; THEODOSIA, 5949-——7 ro harghin. SCHNEIDER, CAhean T ame Sa SIA, SSxx-——Residence. lot 50x ves at : ) i nt. OE . hanv B94 (c8?) Gia pown 7 — RESIDENCE good northwest Bath, electric, furnace: 822 location Stein. GLICK, Realtors, Chestnut. bath and brick * street: lot Itv Co, COlfax 3810. EUCLID AV. 6-room residence; bath, furnace, s, electric, sleeping porch and sun parior; lot 58x on 1 EPSTEIN & SON, MAiIin oles, 617 Chestnut. BEAUTIFUL NORTH KINGSHIGHWAY N. Kingshighway: 6 rooms, tile L. Krh« R 5383 bath, electric, hot-water heat, double ga- fase; LEE a ne a wanted; possession in 30 days: HAnT WH DISCHINGER. 2808 N. Grand. = WILL SACRIFICE 6-roem brick hurdwood finished floors. hot-water heat. slate roof, tile bath, 2 garages Baad 50x150: car line and bus serv ice at efor terms. $735: Phone FOrest oni House and Large Yard See 5109 Spalding: tna” house: rts ; large garage an oft 00 pale: must "idl he in. ‘36 ys. LIn MeMENK M R, 4 oan 1308 N, Grand. South ELEVENTH. 180 — q electric: le beets S.—8 rooms, bath an BASHFORD. MAin 1049. FLORA a 40xx—-Modern h home. 9 rooms. 1624, GRand 0 HARTFORD, — 39353 — 6 rpoms, sleeping pore h, bath. steam heat: . See OST-MIT J, en R. E O. = ¥. Oth. 2816—7-room residence “tile bath, ciokernod floors. furnace: ideal for GILLESPIE. GArfield 539 es LOUISIANA 2701—B8uitable efor hones £1 N00 crah ¢ ™R Rond PRR, POTOMA AC, 4347— 3-room “houses — ric. R nl bus -NCE-—Flora pl. 8 real buy Wh i bolt O204. rooming eas, block: a a Je f heel UNC ont as near Grand: ful, modern home: you could not 4000 OIEK & South $500 CASH BUYS THIS HOME. 2850 Laf 8 rooms. 2 bat - ayette: Car garage: furnace heat: price 3 7500. 809 Chestnut. GArfield 4779. (c) 5805 DEWEY AV. RESIDENCE 7 large, Soon titel rooms; — bath, hard- wood floors real buy t. WENZLICK 1010 restans “GArfield 1423 tINkK 8-KROOM HOUSE—$7 50 CASH, 3124 Eads av.: ba garage: 2a, roment. hd BD) BEAU TIF UL RESIDENCE 2812 ACCOMAC 8 rooms, baths. Aas -water heat: families; brick garage for build ding in rear: fine 1 trade for 4-room bun- Chestnut. 9 large arranged for 3 4 cars: 40x40-ft. for business. Wil galow, FEDERER REALTY Co.. _ PRospect 1519. 2610 Gravois. MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK 4243 Cleveland; 6-room _sresi- dence; modern; cae _ aarnge. Lot 45x125. Make an GUS M. ARENDES REALTY CO.., GArfield 0775 16 N. &th St. TOWER GROVE BARGAINS 3830 Arsenal: 7 beautiful tile bath, furnace: real buy., 47 Hartford: 9 well-planned rooms: 2 he. hardwood floors: modern rtford: 9 rooms: real] whey 3700 Hartford: 9 rooms: recep- tlon_ hall. : everything modern. 3 : 7 rooms, moder Me baths: hot- ght. price low. very reason- waser heat: 8326 Humphrey: * aah Montana; a 3661 McDonald: 7 rooms: rooms: 6 rooms; hot-water 2944 Wyoming: well-built: 6 rooms. tile bath furnace: garage: bargain. Above owners are anxious to sell and will consider a reasonable offer. Rengel-Weber, 2127 8. Grend, LAe. 9544. South Side Residence 3805 CLEVELAND Has nine rooms. bath, Ch ll hot-water heater. ete.: might lease to right Susie. PHILIP H. LENZ & SON 1 Wainwricht Bidg. GArfield ld 4555 940 RUTGER A 3-story brick in front and 2-story In rear. equipped for light housekeeping: ‘ringing tn $1500 per year: price $6750: desirable terms. BUSH-BURNS. MAin 4527. (c83) SPECIAL PRICE A RESIDENCE BARGAIN . 3015 CRITTENDEN STE ea ARDWOOD FLOORS, HOT- wares HEAT J, E. KAIME & BRO. R. E. CO. __DE MENIL BLDG., 7TH AND PINE. A RARE OPPORTUNITY Longfellow Boulevard RESIDENCE 34xx Longfellow: 12 rooms: interior: 3 baths: modern in every re- spect: 2-car Farage ; lot 125x200. beautiful For narticulars 1 ad Sehwoah M Ain 1902. 3940 MILTON AV. Modern residence. in Compton Hetghts: 9 rooms, tile bath. hot-water heat. hard: wood floors: will include oil burner and Frigidaire: 2-car Sarage: .restricted neizh- ee and on quiet street: owner (° remiene re Near New School 8112 Allen, 10 rooms, hardwood floors and finish, hot-water heat, oil burner with storage; Kelvi- nator, clothes dryers, etc.: garage, 3 Cars, side drive: lot 70x1 135 2008 VIRGINIA Ideal 8-room up-to-date residence, in desirable location. ae order and well built: lot 50+12 1931 8. COMPTON 10-room house: hot- -water heat; arage 4 cars: Jot 650x125. Good ocation. $9250 3011 Geyer Extra good built. “modern home, rooms, hardwood floors, hot- water heat: brick farage, 2 cars: lot 50x150: move right in; easy terms: at a bargain price. Up-to-Date Homes No. 3939 Russell av.; 7 rooms and attic; hot-water heat. hard- wood floors: oman construction and quality roughout; reason- able price. 3823 Cleveland Well-built 10 rooms (large liv- ing room). 7 bedrooms; all latest improvemenis: hot-water heat, = burner, sleeping porch for 3 ardw floors, garage, 2 in one order: convenient * 4050 Castleman Splendidly built 9-room house with slate roof: large porches and all up-to-date improvements: near parish and public schools. ‘No. 2358 Tennessee Av.” Northeast corner Sidney; 2-story home; floor l or 2 lot 35x125: move right in 7101 Forsythe Beautiful nearly new; extra well built home by ow ner; 9 rooms, sun arlor: hard wood floors and fin- sh; slate roof; near Lady of Lourdes Church. 1800 N. Grand Good 8-room residence; bath, beautif bulla. thie Poe for twice the aeking wiece-: akin aell at once Rox M-: 320. -D. e one of the beat-bailt ywer Grove district: tile heat, which I n tO raise necessary funds. price and ——, right. ‘Opportunites for . Box M- 162. _Post-T Dis. cL. 4043 — =o QlODERN 8-ROOM TER SH. Ripe sy RMS 074 mitt iat at UARANTY iY BLDG large $5500 Riv- (c7) furnace and electric: lot 256x125. HENRY HIEMENZ. ms CK. 614 Chestnut. Established 1873. ~ OWNER LEAVING CITY heat: a0 b0x140: Gatées: acest 2 ‘on of HAUSCHU ULre _R. E. CO., 2407 N. B'way. FOR 8. 8. RESIDENCES ~ 2698—7 —— modern: T.Aclede 6449. srejee, 208M. priced right Ux, Ht rooms. bath. PH -water and fruit cellar: to appreciate the value of this ome -Weber S127 8. Grand, LAc. 9544. WHITTEMORE Pi, Siitowdt.cena, + resi- dence. rote a BG perweia terms. “Ahn eee “iP An G Ae Matta at rich Teall at.: must snapect Patrore at. ROS Be 4038 qumiats : provements, e: arag ¥ Dick this ad. ckmann 312 7 rooma, modern im to be taken off the Grand. LAe. 0620 Pt end? rpomn SID SN ——? ne 3000 ot; ort, ey $10.000 mitt ethos very easy terms. Call Col. . W KERR CO.. a N. OTH, 40 sien 2 sinks. “osit Best) jos north of Park: there 11 to dail rooms: mode good — tly located for churches Southwest 2627 CLIF N 7-ROOM MODERN—$7250 Take a look at 2627 Clifton av.: a 2- story slate roof brick in elegant ‘condi- tion; and can be used for if wanted; garage and large ; F adh rc & real bargain: very on terms. is enap. AUSER- Li. STKANDI. 806 Chestnut. _ Kia HERE’S A SACRIFICE — OPEN ALL DAY! 6242 Marmaduke av.. owner will take in cash on this. on account of aick- ness in family:. matt — 5 large rooms On one floor, 2-car arage: ver Casy serene ci. overs in every detail: drive out nd thi w ENZI LICK. 1010 Chestnut, GArtfield 142 ie A RESIDENCES FOR SALE West RESIDENCES FO! FOR SALE West RESIDENCES FOR SALE West ARLINGTON, 1411—7 rooms, modern ir n ev: spect; 3 rooms, reception hal] on — . Beuer 4 4 bedrooms on seco vate mh 2- garage; hot-water heat, Hosen: ecreenedin a: admission fy’ card only. Vangelos, 5059 Terry. FoOrest cit) 121 750 cash needed. balanc Se esti vy gem 4 ms, hardwood floors. tam nace heat; moet garage. 809 a GArtielad 4779 Beauties, Q) CROMWELL DRIVE. 7437 — Beautifu “roomy, homelike residence for particular ple; every modern convenience; oppo- ae entrance to Hampton Park; want offer GODWIN REALTY CO. 5243 Del mar DE GIVERVILLE, 85773—7 gy hot-water heat. oil burner: sell to TI eetate. Mak SHUCHART FE LTY CO., 814 Chestnut. DELMAR. ey ma Po Grand: 75’ front: big future; speculative bargain. a ENRIGHT. 4607--10 rooms modern: can be bought at bargain. (c8) ENRIGHT, 6211—10 _ rooms hot-water modern offer. WEINB REALT 809 CHESTNUT, GARFIELD 4779-4710. GOODFELLOW, 1372——Modern 6-room brick: hardwood floors, furnace. etc.: rage. E. A. GANSS. Agt. GArfield 934 HORTON, 6048—7 rooms, modern; new, artistic home; $8500; terms; open, KENSING'ION, 4741—$250 cash: $40 monthly: 6 rooms, modern : Karage; open; $5600. GRand 9244M. KINGSBURY, s390—wuniversity Hille du- plex; 14 rooms; 4 baths; 4-car garage; tarrazo floors: Krafcex wall. (c89) LINDELL, 3805—20 rooms, 2 baths, 5 toilets; one of the fine~* locations in the — for & rooming house. For particulars GIO. J. WANSTRATH. 717% Chestnut. MAPLE, 5075—10 rooms, hardwood floors, sleeping porch: garage: good neighbor- hood: near car and bus line. Owner on premises. (c99) MELVILLE, 434—Owner anxious to sell beautiful home, 2 years old: rooms, breakfast room, sun parlor, many extras not in or rdinary homes: low price: terms. CHAUNCEY P. HEATH Co. GArfield | 3164 McPHERSON. 4447-—9 sleeping porch, hardwood floors; 1l-car garage; hot-water heat: instantaneous gas water heater and electric refrigeration: near Cathedral and schools: in most beautiful block on McPherson. APEX REALTY & mates Yee Co. 722 Chestnut. MAin 4860. McMILLAN Ms ie ain attached 9 rooms each: $132 MA 250 (eR) MARYLAND. bec —s a new resi- Sones: just ut completed: TRACTING CO, 1943 St. Louis, (c99) PARK VIEW, 4949—-10 rooms. suitable for rooming house, GRand 2888. RAYMOND, 5055-—Beautiful modern brick Tansee. “with 2-car brick garage: lot 50 x135. ce and particulars, see JOHN ¥ ‘ GIBSON nee reed . MAin Ot. 114 N. 7th st. RESIDENCE—Exchange o or =F 12 rooms, suitable for rooming house: large lot. Anniw . 918 Washinrrton bi (c) SHAWMUT PL., 1222—~In St. Rose’s Par- ish: 7 rooms and sunroom: nicely ar- ranged: hardwood floors. tile bath. built- in cases. 2-car brick garage. KNICKMEY.- ER-FLEER RLTY, ND ¥. &®.. 8139 : COlfax 3425. Doo «University Hills)—7 Grand, STRAI FORD. ~ $750 Cash and Rent Money Shae Poe, eam © ty Re . on miss BEN M. TORWENSTEIN. 915 Olive, (c80 ~ PARKVIEW BARGAIN 6300 Waterman: 10 rooms, sun parlor, 2 baths, extra lavatory: large living room: price reduced t ; WARREN 203 TITLD GUAR, BLDG. Leaving City—Must Sell 5054 Vernon A beautiful 11-room hot-water hardw rs roughout. heat == hot-water heater. gleepiat yi by card for two cars: ee: E REN. sTrOCrR- BUERMANN. _Chestnut. 4740 VERN 7 Dandy 2-9 -etory, 7-room ig house; double garage: terms. piteis e. CHAUNCEY P. HEATH. GArfield 3165, hardwood floors: garage. WM. DIEK & CO.. 2618 S. Jefferson. _Himbolt 03804 VERNON. ee rooms and furniture; rooms, tile bath RO will sell Na A ch GE F. ASHFORD. MAin 1049. VERNON. aCe 9-room house, with furnace heat and n good condition, rent only $75 r month. CE? AL INVESTMENT CO., MAIN nnn SY! ae — ie ee S131— Residence; by es) roo WASHINGILON, 5272—-Most convenient lo- cation ae city: i2 rooms, 2 baths, garage. ¢ admission from TER SHIELDS. Realtor. 323 Wainwricht Bldg. ee Get card WELLS. 6407—6-room residence: large lot: reasonable. CAbany 2007. (c) WESTMINSTER. 4263—rrice reduced: i] rooms, steam heat: good investment: ine citv WEST PINE. 3716—Large, steam, baths: convertible; possession: future: CONSIDER LOCATION AND leav- if PRICE. 52-7280 pandell, also 7308 Northmoor drive: new -room modern residence: 2- r Fa rages: $3000 eash: term O'L LOUGHLIN REALTY CO Ti9 N. 7304 NORTHMOOR DRIVE. n -room bungalow; eee ‘tile bath, hot-water heat: well-built. A vag roasts with 531000 7th. down paymen day METROPOLITA: NUREA ALTY CORPORA- Grand and Laclede. JEfferson 6100. 4613 NEWBERRY TERRACE—$750 CASH Beautiful 9-room ong, Soe roof, bath. urnace; garage: large $50 monthly payments. Call Gattiela ‘603. __ SILVERBLATT. 722 Chestnut. 1367 ARLINGTON 4 Beautiful colonial style home with hard- wood floors, tile bathroom. Ruud hot- water heater, furnace, complete in every respect, newly painted: 7 garage: price low for a> ues sale _C._R._MILTENBERGER. 1327 LAUREL—$ CAS FINE HOME—BARGAIN PRICE Let us show you this 7- -room residence: hardwood Far 7 ,, inest Gogprations: — er says se Open Sunda CHAUNCEY a MEATS CO. “GAL held 33 3164. 7235 NORTHMOOR DRIVE, NEW 6-ROOM HOME. h of Forsythe bl., with ements; brick garage, from Our Lady of One block sout all modern improv side driveway; % block Lourdes Church and sc 25 cash and monthly payments will -. this artis- tic home. Only one left. ALBERT G. BLANKE. . E. Co.. 711 Chestnut st. MAIn 3046. 5788 McPHERSON “AV. O- will finance. For price, gee RAFFERTY R.F CO ats Cheatnut st. 167 N., This home will hot-water heat, 2-car garage; wonderful location in Clayton: weed. — car; must be sold immediately: WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. GArfield 1427. ones ST. MARK’S PARISH. om, gronce: 3-car garage: a aa & BRO. rOrest a real 0561. TIVE H SU) BU iT. WONDERFUL L. HOME—HALF PRIC 5397 WATERMAN: 15 rooms, 3 b splendid block of private 10Mes; terms. ELLIS. Ariel 0378. . GOODFELLOW. floors, sleeping : ectric: side-drive newly painted and napered: large ATB vacant. wre on BOS onlv $50 per month. Evans avy. sai TEMPTS $c Modern 7-room residence. in g00d loca- tion; bath, furnace: 2-car garage: must see to apnreciate ee | MILTENRERGER. 14 N. &th. ATTRACTIVE RESID ENCE OF EIGH WELL - ARRANGED ROOMS OAK FLOORS: ALL MODERN: CONVEN, | HES GES: « GARAGE FOR 3 CARS; CHOICE BU TTS. REALTY ¥ co... , west of Skinkes ME. beau- up- ww go “gg well Dui home: rooma, ; hea, ot 140x185. HENRY SRY HIFMPNZ . RCO. 614 Chestnut. ~ RESIDENCF—aT wanine PARISH. — 1361 ARLINGTON, Eig r rooma, bath. furnace. hark woo wer rage: a good b DERER wid EALTY —PRospedt 151 "1610 Gaiate ABA) NNE RES RESIDENCE. Beauttfnt 11-room residence, hardwood floors. hot- “water heat. tile bath: 5Oxx Cabanne av.: woul make excellent room- ing house: good terms: cet card of ad- misaion AUTENRIETH. PFUNDER PF. RE. & k« M CO ).. 4916 1 Delmar. - FOrest 0399. £850 CASH RUYS 4944 RVANG . . Six rooms. tile hath. hardwood floors. furnace ; newly painted and na- - Navmentse oniv $40 ner a aM wr lCH. 4222W Evans av.: Nimar Rn TLAOK Ts 5027 DE GTVERVILLE 7 rooms: modern: steam : sat. rarage, A cozy home. too large for present owner. who will sacrifice: easy terms. Here's rour chance CHATNCREY ?. WRATH CO, GArtala 9145 YOUR CHANCE FOR A HOME New 6-room and reception hall: mesern in every detail: a short diatance t don School: adiacent aection of N A Genuine Sacrific e Sag mr 48n5 Ths 6128 Elizabeth av. A dandy residence: wg tot painted cry beamaited ren im color: has b . kas. electric, furnate: house sets on 40-foot lot: has additio ral want smal) 2 or 3 acre track with ry in or near Gravois: price for ot WENZLIOK O10 C hestnut. GArfield Id 1427 West POMFPRAY REFER GC P DB GIVERVILLE. 389) that can ] oh ge HY c be sold separately: 6500; see it today sure. ARYL I NGTON 13865—A8 ra re FE. i dence: hot- ‘water ae, aleening poreh, a | eee that w Pho WEN7ZLTI GArtield 1427 27 9-Room ‘Fale cheat Trcatian 4953 Park View pl.. facing Foreat Park: close to Jewish and Barnes Hoe- 9 roome and recention hall: two hardwood floors hot. -water heat. ee lot 40x12: $3500 cash, balance re n WENT7TICR 1010 Cheatnnt GArfield 1427 ES deem ee Northmoor Park Residence WILL SELL RELOW COST 7215 ) Northmoor drive open for inepec- tion Sunday and every afternoon between Wain- 2 and 5. J, NCANNON, 723 rarage: fi ; IN ST. ROSE PARISH 5590 Maple; 10 7 & hardwood fléors, bath verer = "anoee garage; Call Lindell’ IN GABBERT-SLATH ERY, “Eve Li~ TING 5920 MINERVA Might Take Clear Lots Part Nine-roo lot 30x127. FRANCTS. PPRRY “RUTH. HERE’S A SACRIFICE _ 52xx Minerva av.; a dandy 9-room resi- dence: hardwood floors, tile bath, large, beautiful rooms; can easily be converted at es Only one block east of Union: the of $8500 is an absolute sacrifice. Weer ce 1010 S Chestnut. GArfield 1427 MUST SELL QUICK 5735 De Giverville: fine location; beau- tiful 7-room brick residence: tile roof; 2 baths. oak floors: 2-car brick garage: lot 50x166: will sacrifice. Get card from DROZDA RE ALTY C . 4006 Chouteau.(c) . Bouth of ee near A large rooms and sun parlor: beautiful Ag | an Exceptional ba gael for 3 able terms can d full detail pat ax 7 ie of CO.. 109 N. 9th st. 7 048 Northmoor Drive (One Block South of Forsythe) Wonderful new English house, with 7 rooms, large tile sunroom, hot-water heat.. Open for inspection. This is our last house, will make big reduction for first sale. Terms to suit. R. A. & G. B. BULLOCK, GArfield 1916. 1003 Fullerton Bldg. Beautiful West End Home 611 N. Hanley eel £, Soliqnetet, a large lot, shru ry tion iSerssrppr VALLEY “RUST CO. 4 Agent. —MAin # Fourth ang Pine. _ 6 Rooms—$13,000 Material and Workmanship 7-room house, 5736 Waterman, 4 sleep- ing rooms and heated sleeping K porch. large front and rear porch, hardwo floors, at- tractive modern home on highly restricted block. Priced right. rms -n for in- spection. Telephone WEbster 314k. SALE WANTED TO SEPTTF AN ESTATE 7118 WATERMAN An exceptionally well built and attrac- tive 9-room residence, with abundant closet space: hot-water heat and heater: weather stripped throughout; lot 60x140; card of oenrenon nece re _FRANCIS.- PERR RUTH, 110 N. 7TH. ~_ NO PAYMENT DOWN 1368 Blackstone, room brick, slate roof, first-class condition: payments $70 —_ interest per month; imm iate posses- Lindell 4677. cAbeny 6967 J. J. W. MACKELDEN, 820 N. Grand. (c) A BEAUTIFUL HOME 39 LEWIS PLACE. 11 beautiful large rooms; 5 gas grates entire first floor oak: tile bath. hot-water heat; double garage: jot 50x208:; at a won- derful bargain DAPRON REALTY | co. 0. COlfax 7880. (c89) WEST END RESIDENCE , 0164 Raymond: 9 seen. bath, electric, -car brick garage: mode as Canr. MILLER R_E. CO. "05 N. Oth at. 4449 LACLEDE AV. 10 ree , Nat water heat 213 Well-Buil House. Attractive price. LE GRAND JONES, INC. Realtors. N.. 7th _st. 37 37 VANDEVENTER. PLACE A rooms, 2 baths, steam heat; lot 75x ANDERSON STOCKE-BU reer et Real- tors, S08 Chestnut. MAin 459 Se taste, LOOK ! 7522 TEASDALE FINE HOME, $16,500 Go out and see this 7-room modern, al- mest new home, gS earese. tile bath, hot-water heat: esi ain; me can be made: oe Wag 7 o 3165, open CHAUNCEY Pp. HEATH CO Oar. 376 Walton Av. at Lenox Place Between McPherson and Pershing: ex- cellent home of nite moms, breakfast room, 3 bathrooms, Karage; $155 will han- dle this: price is right. O'REILLY CO.. 723 Chestnut. MAIn 2457. CATHEDRAL PARISH 310 N. NEWSTEAD. A very attractive and well. built 9-room residence with 2 baths, hot-water heat and heater: reasonable price and terms; ad- mittance by card only. Possession about February, 199 FRANOTS.- PERRY. RUTH. 110 N. 7th st. o2712 Washington | In heart of idea] residential sec- tion; modern home, 12 rooms, 2 baths; Barage; lot 560x155. Soldan, Mary Institute and Church district, nearby; 2 car lines, 2 bus lines, 1 block. Mercantile Trust Co. 8th and Looust. CEntral 8700 0211 Vernon Avenue Attractive 10-room modern residence : first floor has reception hal], living room, dining room, kitchen and breakfast room: second floor, 4 large bedrooms, § large closete; tile- floor bath: 2 bedrooms and cedar closet on third floor: double frame garage: = Bia yy electric light and water: lo for quick sale. (Ca I] MISSISSIPP} y "ALLEY TRUST CO. oe 4th and Pine. MAin 3640 WEST END RESIDENCE 5202 Maple. southwest corner of Clar ni Prpom residence; al] conveniences; EASTON-TAYLOR TRUST CO.. aylor and Easton. KUCLID AVENUE © good 7-room house. house ‘in perfevt condition: Minneapolis heat regulator: Food two-story brick building rear. Can posted if you have ao automobile; 500 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST Co.. Agent. MAin 3 Fourth and ‘Pine 12 ROOMS, GARAGE 4394 WEST PINE This beautiful residence consisting of 12 large rooms. baths. and a garage for 4 machines in the rear: has just been list- ed ‘“‘For Rent’’ and can be rented imme- diately at an attractive rental, Of course. this residence has hardwood tile bath. og Bm a t INC. #0904 Chestnut floors. Inspect this today wil ae Ne Os tenia ¢ arp ts UNIVERSITY CITY BARGAIN Owner P-room r rge high-grade mae mage priced ie quick sale; your ms to buy right. Just phone MAIin 1778 GEO. F, ale REALTY CO., altors 610 Chestnut. rvoms; bath, fur- oi 39 Ridge: 6 nace; in good condition; i brick garage; will be sold ce on amall ayments. UNION FASTON TRUST COMPANY 5325 Easton. FOrest 13870. CHOICE HOMES WASHINGTON marcwood - SenOwe, steam ede rt 62xx 9 ome, bath, heat: hot-water ; Leer. REAL Ge ae is N ONER RAN? | Inter International Li ORs a, arend of a $25,000 House 1250 Boland a "blocks south of 7700 a brand-new residence rk he has “det gO) at in my han sale This the Jarge bath: gas an the spacions liv ng cast and; of course, t wood. those hot-water heat hi | real fh frevl in mm ; Cc 4 floors are rae hard- d tive. Bren regarding the ; ; STANEMY EPSTEIN, ING. 904 Chestnut. MAin 4384. Beautiful New Homes/® 7019-31 FORSYTHE BL. 6 Rooms.. Hot-Water Heat Modern—Attractive. Surrounded by Oaks. Open for: Inspection. L. JOHN MORESI COlfax.2315, 3119 N. Grand BL 4034 McPHERSON Modern 7-room dwelling: bath, furnace, ges. algetite: Price and card of a mission R. MILTENBERGER. 14 N. 8th. NEW HOMES Booklet move into * NEW HOME “BUILT BY BERG you know that it is bullt to outlast a Idee so well built that years later it will still be Uke NEW. When y PB. wae or build insist on having a mtntna Bullt HO 5 ad to serve. ’ HOMES” Booklet. INV. & CONST. CO., MAin 1778. “Bullders of Fine Homes Since 1898.” b OWNER SAYS SELL 4553 PAGE BIL. GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION 7-room residence; attic, furnace: lot ne ne rn te ee ee ee RESIDENCES FOR SALE 72 RESIDENCE Albert et: on erry 5 Wydown: 11 rooms 10 968 De Giverville: West XN Co. Westmoreland: rey rooms, 5 baths. b 13 room , ] ury .Po fland: 14 rooms. Portland: _PL.: 14 + ool bee baths. orte rooms. BARGAINS SOME OPEN TODAY. 3 Kingsbury: 15 rooms. Kingsoury: 12 roome. today.” : ier Forest Park rooms: Westminster; Wonteninater. WV ashington: i? rooms, -ershing: 12 rooms, potns: open. Washington: 1 — baths, Westminster: 2b baths. 7 rooms roo a bathe. ark: 10 rooma, bath. ple: 14 rooms: garage: open. Forest Park: 10 rooms. 3 bathd. rooms: oem, 2 baths. 6 Waterman: 7 rooms: open today. 3 Vandeventer: 16 rooms, . baths. bath T.aclede- 10 roome. BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE GOOD BUSINESS oe Gand Aken Rand 0526J. flats. and Phone owner. G (ce) bi cach fi and WENZLICK. 1010 10 Chestnut. INCOME BUSINESS PROPERTY-——Or one vateus aoe. for 11 building lots: free wonderful opportunity. O28 Pian nters Bldg. _ (c53x) SINESS PROPERTY BARGAIN! sody Stores and 3 flats of 3 rooms only $1000 cash: has $7000 first $3000 second: Sook’ at this. GArfield 1427. CHOUTEAU, 2329—Modern _flata above: real bargain. CHOUTERAU. 2736—Store and flat: Central store aad 2 GArfield 7125 Fel] ke clear lot as part payment. R after 3, (c2) /-19-——-Stores and flats; priced L.500 SIMER & BRO. REALTY Co. BREAN, 720-22—Stores and flats; lot tOx IN ALTHEIMER & BRO. REALTY Co. SEVE WASH "7409- 17—Two two stores: Good JOST-MILBER 4 ho electric: $1500 cas _| Mort h. CHAUNCEY F P, HEATH co. GArfield 3165. $9000 ry Rea) investment: $8000. : E, 1921-23-25—-Two stores and : residence; 60x109: rents $3100 per ” big future. on widened Olive st.: ving eity. Price $34,000. Box Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages; F lats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Sale Today.” ——— IMP’VED PR’P’TY FOR SALE IMP’VED PRIP'TY P 7 Le WASHINGTON, N. E. COR. NINTH, $400 Me pe Statler Hotel: con choice corner: unexcel ment: 560x150; 7-story building; yields 5 per cent ne BROADWAY : eee ad OLIVE, $225,000 Fireproof building, 29x127; 7 per cent net investment: very choice FOURTH, N. E. COR. LOCUST, chee talten; gros nee -8 y u n , serve Bank; 756x122. eaxecs es GRAND, N. W. COR. WINDSOR, it) $150, The Olivia Bidg..”’ 4-story fireproot: 2 stores, 52 offices: ste tor; 45'3"'x309. a ee ee N. E. COR. EUCLID, mae, building: 3 stores: ak transfer corner, tsa omnia 1-39 & etores, 5 ‘tnan lot 100x135. a GRAND, 8. E. COR. SULLIVAN Choice business corner: ing, fronting Grand; 4 sto fices; 3- -story fronting Sullivan. 82'9"’x100. LOCUST Sour? : dearenk ased. apart _ of 5 sécmns and bath: 000 lon “butlding; 8x134; WASHINGTON, N. DEVENTER 3 wee ag “8 Choice corner: tory hg building, 5 stores and 38- -room hote 150. Big future, eri naciedl » TAYLOR, 518-30 ne Ae Olive and en Mgr building; 7 stores, 6 garages; gel i AUDUBON, wee. (Meoriants) 922,000 7 roome: ‘attached garage; | arge lot; ofl burner: -~ gt WESTMINSTER, 8 rooms: rw Be porch; garage. CABANNE, 5550 2-car garage: $15,000 | 10 rooms: 560x200. | LEWIS PL., 41 $17,000 ‘| Double colonial; 11 rooms; 2-car ga- | rage; 185 WEST PINE, 4319 bun . $14,000 baths; 2-car garage; new furnace: can purchase furnished | | if desited: 560x213. WEST PIN a 6808 $15,000 10 rooms; fine condition; 406x213. PARKVIEW, 4538 9 rooms; new furnace: , CATES, 61 4g 10 rooms, 2 baths: co MAIN 1475-1476 ih aes 10 rooms, 2 hot-water eat, HOMES 6355 Westminster; 10 rooms, 38 baths, sun parlor, sleeping porch; very choice. 6822 Waterman; 9 baths, of) burner; ga rooms, 2 baths, oil t 50x140, Pershing; ®@ rooms, 2 baths, oil 6922 Kingsbury: 9 rooms, 2 baths; hot- water heat; lot 100x140; fine condition. 7136 Lindell: room bungalow; 2 baths. 7361 Kingsbary; 6 rooms; very desir- able 6062 Kingsbury; 7 rooms, bath. 6516 Oakland; awe 2 pay arrange CALTY others. EO. F. SEROFEID ‘© LTY Co., REALTORS 610 Chestnut. " MAIn 1778. A Rare Bargain Fi 3 STOR 6 FL “buniding, Sogn D9 monthly; 23 Chouteau. BERT. 722 Chestnut. irst- clas price only CEntral lot ATTEN TION MEN. Morgan: lo- AUTOMOBILE wonderful site, located on 100x148, fronting on two streets: cated in the heart of downtown business. 300 C & WEINBERG REAL FIELD 4779-4710 J 4 ’ HESTNUT. GAR av., to improve JOHN 58. OLIVE ST. VACANT—$190 PER FT. South mee 200 feet west of Garrisdn A snap. Will loan money BLAKE & BRO.. 815 Chestnut. lot 2 the each contains 6 rooms, and Jos. Will 2016 Chestnut. oan fe Grether & Co.. 1825-27-29 RUTGER Three residences that are being sold for. a figure that would hardly buy one of in egy == Rage ne neny od are stone brick an Be bargain. F. Dickma R. » 623 Chestnut. DOWNTOWN PROPERTY. pay 5 per cent net on price. See 12-room house, new roor, new electric wiring. Big fu- 811 Int. Life Bldg. Same type paper, N double store on corner. rear. auxi OHN DOCKERY & SON. 1015 Chestnut. AUTO REPAIR SHOP ortheast corner 6th and O Palin sts. with space Fine for automobile a shon': and liaries. S. ment PA rag er” balling. 5 floors and base- K. COR. MAIN AND ELM 50 PIN & TONTRUP, 626 Chestnut st. ee lot H 2828 Chouteau: store. large rooms. bake shop and garage first floor, and path second floor: 25x110. EM STORE AND FLAT rooms and 5 month: $110 Price MELMANN- “SPACKLER R. E. Co.., 7th and chestnut sts. gree 0. 1 FRA WARFHONS 3900 SQUARE ‘FEET Wood floor: wagon- -bed high. Also lot 20x112 adjoining. 4 S. Rankin av.: reasonable price NCTS_PERRY. RUTH 119 N. Tth sat. A Suggestion WHAT COULD BE MORE ACCEPTABLE AS-A CHRIS | WHOLE FAMILY THAN A BEA THE TABLE TO ENJOY ” HOW COMFORTING TO KNOW IT IS YOUR HOME, YOUR CASTLE, WHERE NO ONE D HIM WELCOME. ASK NOT BE THE MOST WONDERFIM CHRISTMAS PRESENT IN THE WORLD. TAKE THEM. SEE THE FURNISHED DISPLAY HOME AT 7570 STANFOR' Gannondale MAJESTIC HOMES “ASK THE FAMILY WHO LIVES IN ONE” . @ 4 » « » « -— = = © awe | om * pusinese PROP. FOR SALE . ' South CHOICE BUSINESS CORNER. SSOO-S2 SOUTH BROADWAY. 3 stores and flats above. SMALL PAYMENT AND EAS¥ TERMS. MORRIS AACH R. CO.. 826 Chestnut. — Cherokee Street Stores and Flats | # This wonderful bargain In 4 stores with 4 flate above, renting for $310 per month, can be bought on a very reasonable basis and easy terms. ER NammeRE Co LAclede 4313. 3548 ©. Grand. 0118-20 SHAW AY. 750-seat theater with first-class equip- ment; stage; electric piano, fans, picture machines, etc.; sell or lease property also: good opportunity to get into a good busi- ness: account owner’s demise HENRY HIEMENZ R. CO. 614 Chestnut. MISSISSIPD) Jefferson and] a, Victor S. W. Corner A new well-built concrete auto «ales- room, repair shop and garage: dandy loc;- tion for auto accessory store, or furniture store. One Bey from Gravois. Lot 50x 111. Phone us for sal price. MISSISSIPYI VALLEY TRUST COo.. Agt., MA 3640. Fat Pine. Sta GRAVOIS AND KINGSHIGHWAY— E AND FLAT. 6642 Gravois: large store and 5 and bath above: asking $12.500° a. @ eng er wate to sell quick: make offer: easy term trade for GArfield 3165. will at. CHAU NCEY P. HEATH. West EASTON, 4403—Store and ?- room iat: garage: hot-air heat: reasonable com 8. WEINBERG & WEINBERG REALTY CO. 809 CHESTNUT. Se ETELD 4779-4510 EASTON. 6161— 6 ome. above bath, double oe ear oxe:” ren ‘| On vacant. ridors, high cellings size healthy. ventilation. ITLE GUARANTY BLDG. MAin 1218 few suites ana some single rooms Our building has vary wide cor- and unusually large insuring light big, win Ows, We invite inspection, TU JOR. HAS THE E SEE US. KAHL-BRUESERE 938 W. North on— NITY: OWNER WANTS TO RETIRE. BUSINESS AND LOCATION, REALTY FLORISSANT. COLFAX yy80. 2604 NATU yy BRID _ STORES AND FLAT emien: 2 ro sod 4 flats rooms in all: excetiont isveset- " price $16 000- subject to offer¢ F. DICKMANNR E. CO. 623 Chestnu N, aie 7525 STANFORD One block north of Delmar at HANLEY ROAD OPEN TODAY Between 2 P. M. and & P. M. have an opportunity to tig ‘this unusual 7-room home, only 2 years old, excep- tionally well built, hot water heat. garage with heat, light and water. Home situated on highest Spot in St. Louis County. You can buy with “eo he at a real Roy you wil) “GArtfield 8621 Laclede 2979 firet eg WENZTLICK. 1010 Cheshunt. per eg VESTMENT PROPERTY! IN a 44 to 911 Madison and 2101 to 2105 1 store and 7 flata: income 8135 price — y ore. 000: has $4000 truat GArfileld 1427. Northwest Buys 4 stores and garages west GL'CK. REALTORS 8°2 Cheatnnet. ONLY §&150 cae good north- corn (e*) Store and Faston store and stalled: business 000: WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. Fquipped for Bakery! nd Cora. southwest corner: 3-room fiat: baker's oven in- established: pa $10.- amount of cas GArflield 1427. Fiat small New Doubles & Stores! e 10 flats and two stores. land attractive price. Vest this investment offering: we offer located on Ash- very Cosi able. at exceptionally Will e for vacan® in faveatinntc this. Phone Mon- av. ° End. day to inspect. WENZLICIC 1010 Chestnut, GArfield 1427. South ALLEN, South Side. 278 business corner. 2700—Good see owner, For particulars. Ulta BA KERY—Mode rn: Side. RO Jefferson. and bullding on Souto See WM. DIEK & CO., 2618 S HUmboilt 0304. BROADWAY.: 9439 station, corer ; to sel] Pranner S.—Garage. filling under construction; want make offer. 74 feet front: now ; 6230 Riverside BROADWAY. 4535- 34 S.—Store and &8- room residence: were $12.500. L. P. BA NGER. Realtor, 409 edema hia 7th and Pine. ICFP) or JEFFERSON, 1225-27 S—2 ern flats; rent $140 FINE RE PLANT---lUtn ana = Sidgney #ultable ef°rege ofr factory LA Clade OHRAD stores, 2 mod- per month; $9500. REALTY, 820 CHESTNUT ST. STORY—Fiat, business bargain, street; south; big Inquire 3425 Meramec. VIRGINIA, 4708—Store: 5 modern rooms; dou offer. So room flats: clean. epposite Lemp HENRY ble garage: sp endid locality: make KALKRBRENNER, 2801 Cherokee. WYOMING AND wm of uthwest corner store and 3- ve built and re HVEMEN R. CO. 814 Chestnut. STOR N.D IDE ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY FRONT. This property can be bought money maker for any business REALTY ay NCE. right. A CO., Riverside 0616, 4445 GRAVOIS | down, balance easy. 622 Chemnut. MAin $1320 year: price $11,500. - Call Lindell 2729 or CAbany 9131. (c99) ETZEL, 56919 — Modern 8-room; large grounds; hardwood throughout: tile bath; bargain; ‘sale or exchange. ‘Abany 7631. GROCERY CORNER—Best place in city for cash trade; strictly settled location: everybody making money here. Northeast corner Sarah and dWestminster. Agents on premises. (c) IAYT—45 feet on Delmar near anny lor: old improvements renting for $18 yearly: e an offer. F. W. DIESTELHORST Forest 1294. CORNER BUSINESS LOCATION | With ¢4-room house. tile bath. furnace ee pf street made; price $5300: Richmond ghts. ew U ICK. 1010 Cheetnut. GArfield 1427. A REAL BARGAIN! l1lxx Hodiamont: 9 -story brick bulld- Buys 11-room hou ing. 26.000 square feet; granitoid floor: excellent condition; will trade for single flat: wonderful location for garage or fac- tory: want quick action on t WENZTICK 1010 Cheetnnt. Gthous 1427. FINE BUSINESS CORNER $1 6657-59 Garner (corner Kraft): \ block north of Manchester; large store; 3 flats: fine brick garage; ; ool. $12,750. See this bargain. CEntral WHYMAN, Roor: 408. 722 Chestnut. buiNak S. EF. CURNER ‘AYLAOR AND —Consisting of 7 stores and 7 flats above; every flat has bath and steam heat: oil burner system: lot 152x156: this corner has good future: income $8580 per annum, For further informa‘@n see us. VANGE- LOS. 5069 rry. FYorest 3472. (cst) 3966 COOK, $650 CASH 7 rooms. bath, furnace: building new! mye and papered: arranged for 2 fami- easy payments. Ca)? SILVERBLA TT. GArtield 6803. 722 Chestnut. (c*) STORE AND FLAT ABOVE 6378 Delmar: good for any businesa: big demand for shoe store re; no competition. ime: 6380 Delmar. or call Me} IMP’VED PRP'TY FOR SALE EASTON, 4004-4006—Improved pre perty | for sale or exchange. HIland OOGOW., | LANI—15 acres black land, for trucking and poultry: only $25 firat ma | ment, bai- ance easy pavm nts. Box G-211 P.-D. RES: SIDENCE—Beautiful, 7 rooms. in Hili- crest, 2 bathrooms. double brick garage: modern in every respect. Box M-99. P.-D. | ee REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’ED BELL. 3406—7 tooms and bath: brick: eas, electric: good basement: al! in pin ae typ one party must also buy furniture. terma. BELLEGLADE, 1901—Single flat, rooms. gas. electric. rarage for Cars. a fine income or investment. Ren Lith COMMERC E REALTY ©O., 314 N. s BERNARD. 3927 4004 Fairfax 3521 Market: 36 eae 3 rooms: $i] 5 roome: ‘single flat: flat: $300 Gove. a rooms wn. rooms: an dow : giouble COTTAGE—<-room frame. REAL ESTATE—F¢ DICKSON. 3015——11-room able for 3 families: WEINBE & WEI 300 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4 E aise a fest bree iS, pric; cing ERY BBEO PAE a FLAT—3 and 4 ric and inaide “soller tant $2 * terme. Acladea Pa ay, NGWEL 709 N. flat; price $7 : terms. MAOCKLER & FLOYD, 408 bath ope gas, electric: 00128: rental 8 om 406 Intl, Life PENNSYLVA RTT 6331——7- -room idence, at bath, hot-water h we tt. L. ‘URS. RLTY. ‘cO., doubt le sa ET st good con mediately. there t SfORE AND FI] — ae monthly: Morgan 211 Wainwright 4133 FINNEY—@ ROOMS—a# ide. bath, elegtric. ‘ side ‘ato an ar. LIEBERT, Room 408° "5 MODERN SINGLE F 2738 Gamble: 4 and 6 . furnaees, . garages elect vacant $8000: tra: Keir Room 408 722 Chest $350 DOWN VACLE: 8 rooms, bath. qumace. ; papered: price oF 50. GLICK. REALTORS. 822 Ch NICE C€@ AGEKE—50 See this home, 402 rooms, hardwoo — bath nace, white sink: cals 5 $4900; 23 Ou ly. LIEBERT, Room NTH. 400 CASH, $40 MCG #1016 N. Leonard: a rooms, by th en ¢ doubt ge Z ges apered: e win wiy ‘ERBLATT. 722 Chestout airs ar v ; 7 : A . pe “owner must his low ate! AY Oo STL. Cartiela 5AN3 | 1408 6 REN NERLY bath, furnace; I painted and pa cant- month ayments. field A6 adie STT, VERBLATT. 722 Che seh $200 CASE —$25 39390 Lucky st.: only "$2600. and rooms frame cottage: tric; 2-car a street Owner there. pay. Oko. 815. » Aan - JOHN §. BLAKE é 1114 N. LEONARD, $6506 3 and 4-room single flat: 3 m8 basement, bath and toilet on eel Car garage: live in flat, ie WHYMAN, 722 Chestnut. SEND FOR OUR LIST PROPERTY FOR OOM $200 Cc i] ANCE LIKE EASTON TRU ar Easto $400 GASH oF Why aa Rent thea fine brick 7 ding bargain. KA 216—722 HUNTING AN “mi west: ? s 3920-—Single flat, 93 te rie age; ANTHONY. SCHMITT R. 2s se a * wk Eo~ room brick flat Ae 5560. as Dat od oie 119 3 ates weeny PAE wap AMES ed " " ee ea . c Pari i Saal Fed. la: Cc acres. Se _FARMS FOR cane ICKEN Venaitan ay ‘Acres and | cela ae ‘ozy Home y $1600; ); Horse, 5 Cows yoltare, barn. ot : cannery. mi) gation’ on cle . oode aes I have. 0 or aa will See axe: $1 Ps og iver. ar 6th. st.. anges California pand inv Rd Val ley ORTUNITIES Detter now mee a ones on eng gy him “# ‘good living a are terms ee F nt local +. 2 5. na ie +s nthe o ities at eee of paved resorts a Railway EB Mive Vv! ~ *@av pa Let me mail Colonization chan fe ter ee 2 Be Sou te you will like; an enjoyable t open season. NDIAN py CL . rly hi 1” simone ‘level. Mateo ons mood, Be .yguls oroperty I Saat

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ED INVESTMENTS Weisels Go., Inc. ‘AND CHESTNUT DELMAR, 6321-23-25 3-story building; 2 large k : aw ‘Ne apartments, 5 rooms; of awry garage, 5 care: {i VANDEVENTER, N. E. COR. WIND. SOR $66.500 © Choice corner, 5 stores, 5 flats, eter: manufacturing and garage building; splendid income; 140x152. .. DELMAR, 4813-15-17 000 1 2-story brick building: 8 2] i apartments; just east of Lyric Theater. DELMAR, 6172-74-76A $65,006 — 2-story — sblock; 4 stores, 4 | apartments of & rooms bath, steam © heat: 93x110. and , WASHINGTON, 2721-23-25 a 8"; improved with brick WASHINGTON, 3510 Lot 50x134; 12-room house Grand. DELMAR, 6309 (WHITE wavy. 3-story yo aes pasa le $ * eo eet IH, f Bee « tent = oy cNDON mae 2-story business block, 5 stores and room meee See: vier heat; 90 27TH l-story building; steam heat; a 135 EASTON, 5817-19-21 $27,590 _ 3 stores and 2 flats of +. S-car garage. ‘ COR. 22D $25,000 2-story Daisies, 9 flats and 78x76 CENTRAL, 22-24-26 (Clayton) age East side, just north of gay meee. bl: © choice business property; one-sto . building; 3 stores, 650x120. ggestion ACCEPTABLE AS A CHRISTMAS OLE FAMILY THAN A BEAUTIFUL UND THE TABLE TO ENJOY THE W COMFORTING TO KNOW THAT R CASTLE, WHERE NO ONE DARB “BID HIM WELCOME. ASK THE Y NOT BE THE MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD. TAKE THEM TO DISPLAY HOME AT 7570 STANFORD ondale STIC HOMES ULY WHO LIVES IN ONE” + . 4 ——— = —_. — as > = yy oe . 4 REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’ED DICKSON, Rag tea 11-room residence: sul able for 3 ae tern WEIN CHESTNE EINBERG RE, ALTY 3098 NUT. GARFIELD 4° EUG ENIA. 2723—Flat of 3 2 and 32 2-2 “room flat in rear: belek. eles rent Mt $846 bargain at $4300. TT, Realtor, 709 Ch a ae elec A mag JOHN H PLAT—3 and 4 rooms. water flat: price $7250: MACKLER & FLOYD, "408 “Fullerton Big. LU os month. equip- . “Life B) — _: taut. and PENNSYLVANIA. idence, tile bath, hot-water heat, 2-car cacaee. Call Mr. Sco ee ell | LOOK AT 3409 MARKET 8T. . 34 room single. baths. electric, 3 ment. double garage: bargain. See KOR 110 N 8TH. MAIN 4258-59. (e%) .; 750 cash buys 12-family tenement a for over $2200 yearly : price $11.250, l4xx N. 13th st.; rents low; building | in good condition: owner must. sell ime | | mediately. there this low price. (c*) | SPOKE AND FLAT—S350 CA Balance monthly; 3 and 3 single: 23 ae: 211 Wainwright Bldg. GAr tied 4184 FINNEY—6 gem CA> saber J bath. electric. side rivewayr and LIEBERT, Room “MODERN SINGLE ) neT | an ies- | locn- niture ot SOx Agt... Seu: 08, 722 AT— barn £e gear an and ‘and up. H,. aa te _Mepieond Jaren: 6 “ Grtek: electric, water, , inovire 1217 Howard. a _ _ FARMS WANTED “z i—Will pay cash for ema!) Box K-107, Post-Dispatch. Wid.—Eachanze modern ilat for 4g rom owner Box G-f pst Di e Wid—Nvot over 40 or SU miles of feuis: cheap. N. Golden, 3751 Cozens ry Ne + oh 4 SO ee o _————— -_ be i wi SO" eae nti nde es tela FM ah se ~ a — Sons Pe * ee oe ce Ati ie > +f yee Licata 32 BS plate Di vert Bose oa - an si " * = ‘ ve 5. tee ao us oh “st oo SS a cus Seg “i Sos rn Se 4 Ey aap 2 3 as Pe 24 the eS 2 > 2. Bo a a eat Pag a ct ies ae sit LT A AN gt Tanaee FOR SALE Missouri 1000. FARMS—For sale or exchange for city property or 180 ty; 165 FARMS—® ‘sell 0 or exc exchange, Phelps Coun- OC te INTON. TITLE GUARANTY BIILDING, a anything : acres, acres, well improved, near’ farms for sale or - 0060W. fc) oe for Ask K for ‘ick Simon for price an terms, or HOHBENSTEIN R. CO.. 6411 Michigan. FARM—wWel] Dped dairy and poult term, or gen an’s country home: go ouge barns- plenty water, 63 acres high level lana” has U highway 66, 1 mi Mo., 68 miles on Frisco owner, 44237 Delmar. S xen of he, ighie St. Louis, i Wid—Want laree cheap farm: mprovements. Box K-10G. Post-Dis. rtd.—Small + me 1 to 5 acres, 3 or 4 room house, electric, south. = G-126, Post-Dispatch. (99) ae Wid—Want more farms to sell. TITLE GUARANTY BUILDING. w—Within 3O miles of St | , ea 40 acres. What have you? wnt aker. Route Affton Mo. avi —Want . i; farm, about my dap dy 3 7 we nat. Box t . * M Mies —Want a —_ clear of debt. part al on substantial ee ats in St. Louls. Box G- —— FOR SALE —G AND CHICKEN FARMS—45 west: 119 a acres. Vondera. 4122 ves; on the Gulf: thi; : puptaptces Care: k te Pebaited Orchards, Dept. 8 OX1. Ss. i—40 acres, 2 miles west Union. Bo. mer. 309 Locust. (c99 ‘Acres and Cozy Home iy $1600 ; Horse, 5 Cows youn shock. secene. furniture. fod- implements. included: be autiful ya. g00d neighbors. nice home with mh. 40-foot barn. other buildings: enient schooh cannery. milk station. =. etc.: half clear. wooded pasture. water. apples, pears. plums. cher- peaches. grapes. berries. Reduced 1500 for auick setioment. only part h. Details pa 66 big ree Conv - a STROUT FARM 1046-B Pierce Bidg.. Mo. Alabama Oo swamps: rich, level. by town: $1800: $100 benetats. ellow Pine. Ala.(99) some good house. al- ; RO acres: , $350); aS cleared: er. Prof. Arkansas have 4~ Babes of White River acre 300 in cn! oy cotton to the +5 bushels of yo= miles north of Foster, Augusta, Ark. (99) cheap; 3-room barn, spring wa- to mile from railroad town; high I will take $750 for this farm. mburg. Moorfield, Ark. (v9) 10 acres near White River and Dixie Lake: $100: $5 nonthiy. man. 1802 N. 5th. st.. Kansas c 40-acre. cellar, orchard, pancy California : cés and terms to interest home- and investors in Wonderful Impe- “Valley - richest agri@ultural lands in world: produces every month in’ the ler; et climate and living condi- See Los Angeles and Southern Cali- Arrange to go with us on extreme rsion. Next frip Dec. 4. 626 Chemical Bldg. ORTUNITIES in Southern California better pow than ever for the man tim a good living in a delightful Gg ere reasonable in price terms attractive. Crops best suited Gifferent iocalities are well proved. lent ing organizations are service. Southern California has a ate , — > os an enjovable twelve here are thousands f miles of of ae ‘roads. Seaside and Mtain resorts offer recreation for ev- od Let me mail you our illustrated containing ; dable information Southern cate e. i i ion Agent, , Chi Florida the Bling farm development in the ? Because our land is ready : pg booklet and rip. , HICKMAN oom Fao , ARE leans large satats Ti ss lands in Rorthwestern Florida at — to spall farm easy terms. for bypkiet, McCASKILL 1 ESTATES, Chicago. COCOA——F LORIDA 4 new bun- fach having 5 rooms. bathroom screened -in es pe houses, » ti pb-ate ecarios ds | Wey, at. I Indiana gy, DOACRE INDIANA FAR, Daa to Chi urs Gary or Mi “nies ity. ages | hich stete of cult enkion: ost level: fair improvements: ent owner will ——— a quick rade wood St. Louis mYVVE R 626 — Chem aaa” Bldg. Mississipp! acres in Sout ad, 1560 ac ro per acré. Box ngs ear 'G. Mississippl farms: 40 acres up: 50.000 5S per acre up: fine truck, pecans. >} a ; ‘ or free de- list. almia Realty eo Laurel, Mississippi dairy land: herth of Maco ope roved fed in the Soar a big dairy- ection with creamery at Macon af- “ Year round moe = fl price $30 . . One-half cash, bal over Talbert w POX SON f—32 4 Bx.t 9: | my: mereves + acres: Stevens. owner. Mie. “ Our specialty. —. have and buy second deeds: lowest -day service PERLM CTTER_BROWNSTEIN RLTY. co., 219 TITLE GUARANTY BLD. GAR. (7138 :| WE have money to loan on first and second deeds of trust. Let us know what you need! FRANK H. TOBEY REALTY CQO., 5427 Gravois av. Rliver- side 4108. Home Loans a Specialty Straight or Monthly ayenens. BUILDING LOANS Our Service and Rates Satisfy YECKeL:. LariCnoun & Co Rea! Estate ‘ Money fo loa: insuranc, ‘ Notaries Pubi;: 7925S. BROADWAY eS GRAVOIS AMORGEPF’ If You Need wef a ey SEE US AKE ANT WE FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD D — OF TRU ‘ST AT 6 PER CENT INTEREST. We let you make your own terms BM FRANK R. E 71? Chestnut Phone MAir 4498 icB2) INVESTORS MAKE 15% Here is an eppertenity for ihe con- servative investor. fer for asaale guaranteed first and serendl deeds of trust on, brick bungalows. in St. Louis County. Need capital for expansion and will] sell these at a discount to net purchaser 15 per cent. Guaranteed as we principed and int erest by indorsemen the cowppany and its officers. YAHI oad REALTY CO., “BATHING } FISHING AND HUNTING. Pius a beautiful country home and a prof- itahie farm: growing in value: 206 acres bordering on Big River. about 40 miles out ome good auto road: 75 acres cultivated, 25 acres apple and peach orchard: balance in good timber: house surrounded by beazti- ful oak: all necessary outbuildings: wil be glad to drive interested rties to see - price is $14.000: also have tands Burboise and St. Aas ncis let us know what you wan O. Bldg. SPRAGUE R. 626 Pelt om ag $2.90 ACRES BUYS 40 = acres, creek, Warne County- $4.90 acres buys 20 acres Washineton County: 30 wos £ Near ve si: sacrifice $195: terma, c 165: 7% acres, state highway: beautiful | omesite $150: 5 acres, $39. acres $78: 160 acres. springs, creeks fine for hdl aoa rainbow trout lake: must sacrifice, S960 ; 100 acres. log cabin, springs, creek, $800 worth of timber, sacrifice, $1290; terms; 10 per cent off for cash. Perfect titles, all near Potosi and state highway No. 21; excellent auto roads: beautiful scenery, erystal pure water, mild healthful climate. Owner. 719 Wainwrickt Bide. St. Louis. 4 Miles West of DeSoto, Mo. 240 acres. 175 acres in cultivation; free from stumps: ground is in very good con- dition: plenty of improvements, which = in fine repair: present owner has oc- ed this farm for 18 years and re- tly met with accident and must sel! siher wanted: will trade. For particulars. DOERFLINGER REALTY CO., Jefferson-Gravois-Sidney. St. Louls County ACREAGE—One to five acre tracts for poultry, stock or truck farming; large lake etocked, hard roads, six miles aout on Telegraph road. McGrath, Oakville. FARM—250 acres: 12 miles west of Clay- ton: splendid 8-room house and improve- ments: will divide. DElmar 6882. FARM—#7 acres: d miles to city —— fair improvemen come proper SPRAGUE R. CO.. “iog ‘Chemical Big. FARMS—five 2 »-acre farms fronting St. Charles Fock rd. a5 | «” Bs soe void = ? minutes from city: St. Charles Bridge free goon, trebling values: price $3000; terms. CA bany ai FARM—8#7 acres: real fruit farm: is- f t off Manchester road: 2400 fruit a saan S . 1600 raspberries. 100¢ oon i. 00 Quassss straw berries: ner acre: enev terms, oF Senet ad Buy 80 acres on White road: 100 acres * 114 acres on Etherton: 2 farms on Woods Mill, 2 on Clarkson, 2 on Wild Horse. 2 on Sheppard: several near Gumbo: bargain on Conway: 1 on Mason and others all over the county. EGGERS R. & I. CO.. Clayton, Mo. New Mexico ANYONE interested New Mexico and- Texas 4 land developments, write Box K- 78 Post-Dfspatch Oklahoma FARM—Oklahoma land; wr or Brown Brothers & Co., Sanford Seminole, Ok. wire Bidg.. Texas > age have 23 acres in omer between McAllen and Pharr: -l -—_ t. Louis property in exchange. box 2. Post-Dispatch. le: sR ES pe on ry winter truck and cit- rus farms. near San Antonio. $175 to $200 per acre If interested. join cecey. sion Dec. 4 or 18: cost of trip. single, $35.3 >. Write for literature. Vv. 3 Magnolia. St. Louis. GRand 20027 Rio Grande Mo. _ic) ee Diiathensan INCOME—wiIll trade SEATTLE leule or Los Angeles. Hunting Grounds ee ode lleges; acres: F gy mission, $1 each, per day. er, 26 ey y Rutger. " ‘YOUF R HAPPY HUNTING $100 buys F acres near the scenic White River: $10 4 . $5 a month: fishing and hun ob: bp Swamps: no taxes: no [{n- : TTL ER LAND OO. Yellville, Ark. HUNTERS Would Mke to hear from 50 men to buy + taal et —— land: river front on th proper loeated sourt; - S aia reserve. 405 . Post- Dispatch {cB0) | AL EST ATE—COUNTR RY LOT—North- “pens. block L. lot Sie, Ry gg A 15 “er month, y uith- By Bp _Lamaend que REAL EST’TE-OTHER —— BUTLDING—For sale or lease, 2-story: lo- cated in in@ustrial section of town: first floor segteures and coffer house and thea- ter acating 3 le: now inp operetioa; secon4 floor. 18 furnished rooms; good rea- sons for actsins. Owner, 046 Pacific av.. Grastite City eae residence. wonderfu! : jon. a Block to nee Car, blocks we ne: Oa) yo By F ) lot o . for 5919 Etzel. © | GROUND" — | in Mis- | w- | PLENTY | GEO. J. WANSTRATH. John SECOND 0 DEEDS 0 OF TRUST P PROMPT WXDOWN 8480. 1035 N Grand. GUARANTEED LOANS 50. $500 and Seria! notes in $100. $2 $1000 denominations: first deeds of trust as follows: $750 $1200. $1350. $1800, $2400. $2500. $2600. two $3000, seven 33500. four $3750. $4000 and $4500. Per- pect titles and ample insurance with each M. A. RUST & SONS REALTY Co.. FF. 455] 816 Chestnut. M Ain 45 52. GET OUR OFFERINGS Have especially attractive first ‘ant of trust for sale: flats. apartments, residences +r 3 property. in am ounts of $1000 te $10.0 papers ready or delivery: est 5 wl cent to 7 per pol security 2 only clean, modern buildings: can un @oubtedly suit you: real estate loans is our exclusive business Cail or write for our price list. issued each Friday Edward K. Love Realty Co. 704 Chestn: If . 4cf2) WE offer a large e list of 6 per cent first deeds of trust, by improved real estate worth twice the borrowed principal. All are investanents in which we have | placed our own funds. Mound City Trust Co. Union and St. Louis WE OWN AND OFFER — oO—> FIRST 6% DEEDS OF TRUS z $1500 to $30.000 Each, 4 by property worth twice amount of oe “EPSTEIN & SON REALTORS, __ 617 CHESTNUT. _ “makes second deeds of trust. UYs ROT AND A. WISE. 114 ] N. 7th, FIRST and se cond | deeds of trust reasonable charges: quick service. JOHN H. ABBOTT. _Ktealtor. 709 Chestnut. -WEBREBHEH’'S low rates. 3127 S. Grand. LAclede 9544. ~ ee IF YOUR property is being forec! osed or you want to make a 2d deed of trust, see CRAFE AGENCY, 219 Wainwright Bidg. _ GArfield — 7987. LOANS—On improved ri H. Taylor. Room 402 114 N. Fth. North St. Louis real estate a an ue owest rates, GUNDLACH MONES. al LOAN ON REAL O'REILLY ey AGE CO., MAIn 2457. 23 Chestaut. (c99) MONEY TO 1OAN—On second deeds of action: reasonable rates. trust: anick GLICK. Meralt rs. B22 *hestnut 10 per cent com- mission ; flats or business property. d 1713R. made: GET RENGE!I re pal “estat e. ty. MONEY on ~pecond deeds. (c) second , 6134 MONBY TO LOAN—Will uy deeds. Call evenings, i nll 5226M Minerva. MONEY TO LOAN ee On real estate, in sume of $500 1 REGAN R. 212. / Wainwright Bldg. Phone GArfield 4485 MONEY TU LOAN ( “ity or county: est rates: ouvick GArfield 05 iow- acti 64 || Keane & Franke, 1008 Chestnut i ‘S0) MONEY TO LOAN—if you want to make a loan om yout real estate. come and see TOENISKOETER REALTY CO., Broadway. Open Monday eve- (evy) MONEY TO TO LOAN—ON F RST AND &EC- ‘OND DEEDS OF TRUST: PROMPT SERVI BRINKMANN RLTY. CO. 48910 eaaver. ck ) LOANED—$100.000 on improved ogg — estate at lowest interest: ents; second deeds oftrust. t advance 8. ORLAKE & BRO... 815 meer Glas- | | | MONEY TO LOAN—aAny amount of trust on | funds at & to 5% Per cent interest, real estate security: small charges: privi- lege of repayment given if desired: must be first deed of trust: ample description of property ecuannsy. Realtor, Box H-269. Post-Dispagch MONEY TO LOAN—On real es- tate; prompt attention. STRODT- | MAN & STRODTMAN, 3607 North | Broadway. Seed. of money to loan on god c property : charee. See MONEY—5% TO 6% LOANED $268.100 LAST WEEK. To loan, in any amount, on real estate: no delay, no charge for papers: can ar- range to pay back whole or part at any in- terest date period” Be Sure to Get Our Figures if You Desire to Make or Renew a Loan EDW. K. LOVE REALTY CoO. 704 Chestnut. (c99) J. W. BURIAN #016 Chouteau: loans on real estate. =— to $10,( 000; lowest rates. cio) Money “See Us” Money|: Lowest rates and quick answer: efficient service on building loans. ‘See us. CHRISTIAN BRIN KO me Acl ‘de 3040. 21 S. Grand. ANSWER IN TW Te HOURS FASTEST LOANER IN 8T. LOUIS. Any amount; 5 and 6 per cent: quick answer: no peddling: no loan list: oniy firm don charge: room 211 | | | | prompt ‘answer; Bsa im « P| 7197 7 Las ue at once = Chestnut. to loan on first 21. Post- epesch. | nem ee PRIVATE party wienee Box W-2 deed of trust. Bo V-221. REAL ESTATE LOANS—Soutn Side oni 343 ne ee ) AT 5% PER CENT Want extra geod joan: —— astons no , _— e sume er cent. —_ ak ari fat. wite mide URCHASED. INCOME PROPERTY OREASON ABLE TERMS. fn A. FINNINGER. FreR ; ACTIO 8 8. Grand. LAclede 0830 (ch) | JOHN A. well secured | _ Eng ene arene eee - iain | i thie: come direct: low firsts an —— $100. 000 on har 0d: old. reliable firm: e¢ blished NO SLOW CORPORATION” METHODS WATKINS CO.. 7°22 CHESTNUT TLE oN eel LOANS IN ANY AMOUNTS WEST_END PROPERTY REASONABLE FEES N. 7th—MAin 1475-76. 7 107 Gerhart-Braun y eS een oe ~ oe GY do YOU NEED MONEY? WE MAKE AND BUY Seeond Deed; ban For quick serv- if Hi ROSENBERG BROS. MORTGAGE MPANY COM (Formerly St. Louig Financial Co.) Room 301. 804 Pine St- R& MAin 5zus, MAin 52098. SS (cB9) Large | Second Loans ediate answer. CcO., 110 N. aot “( First and ane interest. Imm MORTGAGE er = al cyTRON —~ L.ERASE—SU acres high grade lead zinc land, in — district: investi- EK. lL. HEIE iINy¥ ©... Tth and hestaut sts. 400 Title Guaranty Bidg. MAin 2627-28. : aw $18,700 COAL MINE Cpereting steady; fully equip out- ut 150 tons daily : nearby. if Thtinots: auling distance of St. Louis: bargain: act gtick: the advance in coal will pay for it in one ye _B. L. HETE INV. . * __ M4in | 2627-28. LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’Y A LA IAN AT Py PEK CENT ye ¥kaAR— ’f) your own note. without comakers. Gorsers or mortgages cen any one regularly employed on a egalary. no knqaiviee made of your employers: whites onl a fm IVESTMENT CORP., BOOM 705 OLIVE. MAIN 4586. (¢62) ANY man or wor an employed on a salary Can borrow pncpey from us at panker “toch 7) . : F ; a 4 : , % u +5 ‘ ISTMAS SHOPPING, | a HAPPY C CHRISTMAS Don't gist, miec ay wk CORPORATION wants compe man to 4 manece ae and 1000 necessary fates ihe can Pl low aa ates and easy method of repay: Po sag He and STANDARD open: CO. 301 Victoria Bldg. LOANS) $25 TO $500 ii p unlimied. 5B Oak- : ve —. ts eae for, varty, whe rtunit to e Srine “business bet tablished” manufact b re otag vee, grease en become end. tal usands in dignified. eoertenus. confidential manner. We make auto, furniture, real estate loans or loans on any- thing of value. You get the money day. Low rates with a re com x iy YOU expect to open. a retail food mar- ket, you . without cost to yourself. if e tor tpe representative of E BRECHT Go. e list locations and help you plan r store and equip with hae or our fin saelal stesuet will back our 73 vests © peso r egperien will be Gepogal. B BR ler 0760. INDEPENDENT busine t ble .. possi Borrow $75, pay back Borrow $1 100, pay back $4 weel Yahlem Finance Cor 1035 N Grand Open Till 9 om income: about cash neces- . Won Bilectrica! bs apetheee Corp Raitimo ; LUCKY STORES—2. new, brick with ogee. ments, furnaces: 4 rented: all successful fine location for AF ny automobile = ri Be 1 tore. shoe MONEY TO oe og jewelry, “elton urs. guns, musica truments. etc. m Ligh a Co. — Market st. (non MO fuente: confidential a ‘Rajlwas Bx. (c8 MO +2 | LOAN ONANYTHING: aH 8 © 8 3438 S. Grand. tia G Ap FINANCE CORPORATION. ° pi MEAT MARKET AND ne ned people anc sfumivure “awaers sige “treait'™ Ga. | yPletly, caulpped:\ tarnish refrigeration CEntral 7122 234 and Was ent water. b and tools free. B Head Pac ne Co.. 3640 Gravois. Tv uarters with State Tire cena MONEY Ioan furniture, ILD e warehouse receipta; 2 er cent » mm a a - established $300 Mound City Loan to. £27 Vhtcre ria Bigg. MONEY TO LOAN—z cent on jewelry. clothing. furs, pi a A ag or month | J 12 Frank! instruments, etc. Established 1876. MONEY TO LOAN—0On furniture. atore fixtures. machinery. real ate and ob otner good securities: ma your own - sds cai sens strict y confidentt B. M, . 712 Chestnut. n4 s. (cO9) MONEY TO TO LOA and up, payable 50 weekly installments, to salaried panies or professional people, secured by two co-4mneakers;: 8 We facturing and sonar for expansion: a” we are 4 o position; references required. a 13. Post-Dispatch. OPPO possibilities: no ini- tial ye oe new and original meth : positive proof: request free Of Ma. Sunny Slone Sta- tv Dunn's ods papetbatene tion _Kanses PARTY with $1500 wanted jas pertner in used and new curatiace business for ex- will give half interest. Money red. og ‘the big furniture game. co to daily. ’ | PATENT for sale cheap 116 N. 8th st. ( y. ; : YSICIAN td.— 1 location. Pacific av.. Gran te City. PRACTICAL jrapite Ch for sale: and drawings on exhibit. Ad Mfr Co. 3830-26 Enright. St, PRINTING SALESMAN—An excellent op- portunity for ri ti salesman. wi an interest in a going concern. Address in contieones.. won full particulars Box D . PR. secured by collateral charge per cent; secured by two comakers. aa per cent INDUSTRIAL LOAN Co.., 710 Chestnut. Branches at Nugents and at Wellston. 1486 Hodiamont. Filorissant- Warne. 4118 West Florissant Grand-Gra- vols 3616 S Grand bi {c8) MONEY IN 15 MINUTES ON FUSNITU ES. AUTO MOBILES. Terms to suit. 321 N. Jefferson. (cB) MONEY FOB CHRISTMAS Let us help Fou. make ihis » really happy NS $5 TO $50. To any wortby = or woman. steadily ; sellin -Disnpa . PONSIBLE compan manufacturing and ma items wants to buy outri ality additiona!] lines Loe amend stage: going business pref oved. turer. 24 Exchan 5 NN. s SALESAN wanted who has 1 to in- Lowest RATES —EASIES Ar pes. vest for N Napted ‘p established agency for a product made and sold here: well in- DIXTE CREDIT CoO. rosueed.— Box S, Post-Dispatch. 1243 MORGAN ST. PRIVATE LOANS to furniture o hes of pe y, or few ‘hours re a pnake ORF O07 ‘Victoria Mag” Ba utua a ctoria g.. : Loc $10 MONTHLY for 1000 chickena and 10 ust. Phone Centre) €508-. acres Florida land for willow culture. for furniture basket-furniture factory; informa- WE advance money on hanes boid furniture, ete tion ‘tye. Willow-Poultry Farm. Apalechi- co a now successfully righ geveral met- t or on roy- at tot Idea] ge CEntral 2038, 405 Victoria Bide ire we LOAN MONEY TO INDIVIDUALS Repay weekly or monthiy to sult income. | “yu inves Seopa, with service, tp a eal rates. Utmost privacy. 221. Post -Dispatch. Kirkpatrick Finance Company YOUNG MAN. 25. with five years sound 1120 Tocueat. (e368) business experience wishes to get into manufacturing or iat of capital. —. Can CHRISTMAS MONEY invest ~~ afer of c . if neces- patc Do your Christmas shopping early. Don't deprive yourself and loved ones of a hap- going ean ~ oe oe py Christmas for lack of funds. Loans made on household goods. jewelry. ware- whieh a gy #~ ¥ experience as i a steady and seck c ,— * tion with big oo Bg = te wane house receipte and any other collateral. rw itt y: gre Bia, We do not notify your employe:: neither do we make inquiries of friends. relatives WHY NOT HAVE YOUR OWN BUSINESS? $500 estab! in or trades people, You get the money in a profitable businé@hs: few hours’ time’ and without having any- Pe sign your note. Avoid the rush. Get ’ canvessing or selling: requires a one hour a dav of your spare time: business yoerors now. Guaranty Finance Company gan incre as Gesired: each $500 unit pays you at least day and 705 OLIVE ST (cO9) per cives you an interest in a company doing a nation-wide business. For full particu- lame write Rox M-222 Prat-Dieratch. LEADING HIGH-GRADE CAR FRANCHISE AVAILABLE — Opportunity 2s account with nlete oreesization n important a se Western city. Account in enquiené ing. Rox J-258 {-Disnpatc We Loan Money! susiness wanreo BAKERY Wtd—Iin country town. aud P To salaried people of good char. | _G-129. Post-Dispatch. acter at 8%. No other charges ATION Wtd.—South or commission. Repay weekly or monthly. sis shal ogee first REMEDIAL SYSTEM |'RGNG Arex, Sait OF LOANING, INC. | 23icgqt esa pleat GR ERY—Drv goods of —S store: 300-304 Chemical Bldg. (¢98) | 32? Post- NiTY. OPPU IRTU Old. reliable firm. well Ky. and al bual ~ ge eary G-29 ie on and experiance for appointment. 200M 510 I GA RFIELD 0260. See Frank H. Alewel For loans from $20 to $300 at iegal rates on your furniture or piano which is not removed from home. Paid a o ceipts required. Business confidentia terest charged on $100 for 30 days. a cents, with emall charge for making up papers. Other amounts = proportion. Phone JEfferson 2 44 years, 2900 to 290s Market (cB9) re- ter. ‘eather te 4 Ly tt brick cottage: Focus a STORE ayy n exchange for for : EE CHRISTMAS r sae greene oe Da MONEY 1voiceé apou ys ae to Gee: I ixtures about $300: Don't wait till the last minute to 1. Post- Dispatch. AVE up to $10.000 ané To Ew for a i! do your shopping. Steadily em- ployed men and women can, borrow busine noes of any kind. from us on their own née GROCERY —Wwil trade Cony vacant lot. NO ENDORSERS DRUG STORE Ww -—Colored neighbor- NO RED TAPE He aba an, buginnss: - ea CORPIDENTIAL ||| gusts eaten Bex aet2e, Best Diaasct poe state as low as $1.00 per week. be r Wilte 0 é Dpens ue. isher inv. Co.. erms 2 If you are short of funds we will | gps 4 : oa, © help you make this «a in ||} be gecured by | death or total Southern oo. Trust Pld a SA WOND LOANS. oul home or at 3438 8. Grand =— B to . 8. LAclede 0830. ~ [OANB—LOANS—TO) Money loaned to people keeping house: easy payments: see others’ ours. THE A.ERICAN C N 8th Bide. Entrance 211 LOANS. Qn collateral or with two co-makers. pay in smal peg "Saediaste of your Fe SURETY LOA THRIFT COMPANY, Club Bias. © ode Locust st. (¢8) LOANS —On furniture; ‘any tt ee amount; no indorser; confi- dential. JEfferson 1952. 2901 Olive. (e) rv AUTO LOANB—ANY | £ FU RNITUR AND AMOUN po E ORSERS (e838) 1952, ve. one JEtfereon (83) 7 Rg r an opvortunity 1 AM looking fo to be- come financialy and actively engaged in Peoples Loan Society ‘| Room $317 Victoria Bidg. some business. manufacturing 40 No. 8th Bt. (c92) ferred: have ip ool $10.000 to desire to take charge of the gel) the business: have been cngcac selling of insurance for the past 18 vears: have lived in St. Louis my life and cen stand the strictest inves terete co that ta: work and ability; jousene — repair shop. K-405. Post-Dispatch. _ WE WANT TO] BUY 8 or 10 Grug ee Re meg Box K-1 Sell Your Business Phone or write; representative will -| ALMO, 806 ‘Arcade Bldg. Fry & Kerr Investment Co. he deve ~ Be o- detai.s in your 5. Po BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A MAN of business ebility to invest about $2500 in a profitabie business. requiring cepital for expansion. Box G- 89. P.-D. ADVERTISE in 31 ae newspa artford 28 words, $10. Chicago. ~* hd oe ede BL . y oR oe ie. Me Se myie. - ~ ur 4 eel xe 100 we . wee: & ~ ik oe ~y foo w « - ith. at ne abs wm e.~ a ~~ Pa ee ~~ ‘+ > eee =. ee © OH - em wt 4 ‘eee . 4 kh ly 2 w 44 es, By: , ,* ome 2 gigi ve a aJ "etd - . may ns \ eee on te ee & Te whe rw aes = a ae _~ me eh . Ce ~. ~ btnoakom at a - » ~~ ee ae a it - “ ee ae dad Omg. 4 a ~ . . ie .* we ~ ten @ mh , Py Ate, > om”. > ~ oe 4 We we - ~ war 5 lied ~~ ae 4 ’

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Jefter- der charge, Smith was sentenced | merce Committee because he was) tection he would | “2*ttidges cost $1.12 each and the euptenes ef So sel f7000. : ps, : mast | (AUNDRY—High-erade. | registered: | p ce | GoMING HOUSE 4087 Went Pine: 12 ite 12 months in prison for carry-/ particularly interested in tranzpor- | ¢¢ pasa a to Washingt wae Sel cee : 3 ee a John feex as 36000 cash -—4 - x a — aes rooms, neatly furnished; will sell § rooms | ling a weapon with intent to en-/ tation problems and had given | carry the fig 2 “ my adding $225,000 to the "Bi en oun of TION MANUFACTURD asonabie, cS) | Pa ann | theme decked studer Ser mater pease {Or discover where the money, Maplewood Police Also Carry roll, and 30030 employes « ) ceri e, Ok., $5969. oe ee | ; a : ‘expended for political advertise- | Billies With Tear Gas. | ith an addition to . ) Harreid Usted cor- allmagar tions of 2917 Gravois. Phone | = r i furnished: fine ith. charged with killing his | than 12 years ago Hawes w.26 | - a a _— os ag ore | ‘ment in behalf of Gould's candi- | Hand grenades containing tear! of $180,000. StSey. dacy came from. In addressing... and billies loaded with the| roli o —- ane = ~ | —Pri ~~ , FRUIT AND VEGET sar Seek te LAciede 3296 (c) | ROOMING HOUSE— Westminste: 2 ats #. Broadway tiverside 3 oNCH — terms; other LI | NC RUGM—Cash or termms reasonable. Owner. friend in a fit of jealousy over the | a leader in the deep waterway | Good corner location fer butcher. ___ | [UNGH ROOM—With living room, $360. tt Derham was alleged to foll n ~ = | LUNCH ROO ontd rooms. bath. furnace: fine condition: ane jattentions |movement, followtn that with | his final rajies tonight he coOM- | same materia] have been obtained! $75,000 of the wage truck, y - Doman SP S9* * ¢") : a~ : > + FRUIT STORE—29.6 Clippew _ 700 Allen. - |ROOMING HOUSE—4241 West — FRI rr. VEGETABLE. POT i ee RY BUSI- Good DUS Ness. tote Manchester. ‘or private familv ar business. Onen today. i ran M Smith, main 5 ; “ESS—Good. live; must sell, COifax, 7 2 SSE ¥. have been paying Mrs. Smit “~| leadership in highway improv.-(| ic eise. Kt po 5 omen ay: Boar a oe: ROMING e.* ll rooms; ete tained the imperturbability that he a movements. and later a. par ed the Maine Ppereios “oom ie omar by the Maplewood police to cope be paid annually to 1800 FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET | LUSCH AND ager oe ¢HoOP— wil = iy. $025 Delmar. | displayed throughout the trial, al-| member of the House Interstate nee — vere - ennsylvania an with dangerous criminals. Web-! | Pacific shopmen First-class: cood paying cheap or rent. 4 szeorge. ROOMING HOUSE—1I0 rooms —, furni - ‘though he glared fiercely at Judge Commerce Committ which si | | Smith of nots oo See and University City | ui The Wabash has _— nope Governor Demands Answer. | police, who have had demonstra- ia | 556, 106 shopmen employed reason for selling. DElmar (5157. | WCHROOM — schesi- good joca-| ture; ct housekeeping; easy jerms. JEi- a LI ‘ . - Sir Horace Avory when sentence on ., ; latio | dled railroad iegis om | Gov. Ralph O. Brewster de- | tions of the chemical, have -er- The wage increases of re acai ome > £ “tie Hig es eA td ‘ _ goat Ss _ a sa P x ois 7 : r4 > ’ ‘ - a, = Ode i oe 4 ruktt) eta — ~My —f Sieeadiens acquitted of the murder IS MAST LIN promoting the candidacy of Arthur WASHINGTON. Nov. 27. — Ap- Wabash become effective arket T a it st 1 stock ~~ 7 =i te - a*, cretary/|..-_ annually, and in South St. Louis: well-established busi-| ent location: price right. Box L-192. | ROOMING HOUSE—11 — =. nicely fur. |rible business. | Cancellation by Se tions and patents, seized by the ee ee nner : a real propesitien for the right party: | GirjINERY and ladies furnish: - @g-} Delmar. Box Posed ‘Dispatch. ‘ = | onnection with will sell with or without building. Box 55) | tabilehed trade. "Box W- 268. Post-Dis.(c) | ROOMING HOUSE —I2 rooms. rent $78: |0T the defendant. who is a grand-| »5,RIS, Nov. 27.—News from/ 2¢re So ea p> set plans for | A ee ee proximately $131,000 annu 314 Post-Disvatch. | MILLINERY STORE—* dozen hate, beau-/ income 361 price $800. C. J./son of the late Hugh Ryan, Cana- | Gould's campaign up sut | JUStified. he asserted, “when we! ,_oses have not been ; - | ROOMING 1SE—17 rooms. Located on N. Grand: opening for good | MILLINERI—6333 Clayton: 2 rooms -“ accoun ro ca: will sell - ag oak that the jury had taken the most/ point, that is, that the situation in! both parties asked for support o* | treasury now about $138,900.000 EK. lu. HEYE ONY. ch MAin 2627. ML LINER Y "$008 Gravois: 2 rooms rear: zu electorate over the radio te- | GENDRAL STORE. Allin Stallion, postof- | prise oD: no agents. | i night. ‘¢ MEAT S +E, on Se perce California. | — 73 Rano RO Inspector O. C. Whittington of | respecting the King’s health. Fer- | cancellation of Secretary Hoover's a w Juice restored my a te “Een tants awe — be t ? = t n ae ree) 6f + . - Ping ee J ) CRIGHT i ‘= *D S00 x“ Stes CHOU. | fe — ad on RR2R ae, sr eee pao ace ge Fee aa ~~ ae ae aoa von Oe | Cancer Specialist Summoned From setts, chairman of the Republican! election tn a telephone conversa- os ahs ory results.” said Joseph Haus- - Ta et . = wet itt “ TEAU. | PROPER Y AND GROCERY and meat} TNITED SALES COMPANY coal Pp Peas ware Paris to Attend King. | National Committee. which said: tion with him. —— : ge werer, whe * ag tn GROCERY. MEAT MARKET—With living | market: deing excellent business: every- 220 Ww ¥ : ; humed and taken to Ellis Arent tor | By the Associated Press. Tt inctnl ovan.cs: gvenue. coors: good Il-man stand: sickness. — thing strictly modern: om sale wanted. nwright Bicg. MAin 1917 deportation. Three members of he | ae. oe : a ROOMING HOUSE—west side iscation. ii | r % =. PARIS. Nov. 27.—Gen. P. Angel- a, Routh weet +} Bex G-130. Post- ~~ GROCERY —AND_¥ MEAT MARKET—1-> °6 RDSTALRANT. 1225 Clinten: must sell} ‘ooms. 2-car garage: $250 per! ship's crew were arrested for ques- | esco, chief of the Rumanian King’s chrap. ' = . -* = Owner at 3200 St. | eat cash. deine cood business, month: 1 25: no i! : Tt . ; price $1500: desire tioning. ‘military household, who is in Paris. Louis av. AU RANT—Rent $50- oa business. GROCERY RD MENT AREET tien! | “Tene dal 1616 Market. $325 cash ALMO, 806 "ARC ADE ee KILLS WIFE AND SELF OVER $3.50 | 2Scerts, (Bat the monarch is in no a | RESTAURANT Showing, sod profit. sac-} SALOON—Good location. 400 ‘immediate danger of death. He y t ” ‘ “ GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET—Leav- seat =] a a 8 Po ica SHOP And chill _e) }Alabama Tragedy Witnessed By savs he has come to Paris not to ing town. Call any time. Wiland 0540. Ga "| 108% N. 22th st. : pe’-| ‘Two of Pair’s Ten Children. = hasten Queen Marie to Bucharest, GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET — Inciud- ) RESTAU RANI—Best in city. 5010 Dei- : SANDWICH =e 3 soft drink: in- | By the Associated Press. Z but to reassure ber with regard to uiiding: 4739 Alemania. Sec owner. | 2 oFAC RANT Best FO RDCH SEE — = BESSEMER, Ala. Nov. 27. —|her husband's condition. The 242 Gravois Call Riverside 3454, 1-02) | RESTAURANT—Best buy in town. Fores | SANDWICH SHOP —Weil eauioned: Coing| Barney Evans, 55 years old, to-|and her children, Prince Nich- ain Weahe asian. S248 | RST AT RANT—Doing good buginess. Call BD | Fictorin Bide. Cine haem Co.. 704 |might shot and killed his wife and | olas and Princess [leana. ere re- ; Lindell &544 43. .' Mi: a: = ‘ec? | ; tte Th : market . — ha SHOE REPAIR SHOP—Cheap if sold at then ended his own life. /he; turning from their visit to the : south ¢ 8891 Sunday ‘ | 7104 Southwest |shooting occurred on the front/ United States on the steamer Ber- _detwren 10 and 11. te) | ) “tor DE AHOP—Rarabliahed , renee | porch of the Evans home and wss' encaria. OCERY AND MEAT MARK ET—Must | — eas : ee 4, 4 —_g $5 : pee we oR e -F p > 5 Ay ok “4 A x > “ Be “Sasi ee ag SaaS AES APS SAG y Bt: is of me cates si 4 Te ‘ > XU a) re Qo © i a i ea a ss Sa CNA ~~ 7 3 ue Oe gf S — POLO WA ed eh Lele (BARGAINS! See the — — — POST-DISPATCH | Monday, November 29th For Dollar Day Bargains Dollar Day in the Post-Dispatch if eex it i ae ee Ty, i e : a | : i | Bit RE PT PR USER PPS LP CAPD CNA OAV NAG MARK —Exccvent | cannot. handle: white fixtures. 1? - , Clated with these roperties. ; ? + + a 5 i aul Saenes te: }teer, Wa mend 11:00 om. at we —T AND LUNCH ROOM prop . | Meier’s suit to establish a right to | OP | Or. if wou >| a daughter's share in the estate of y goed reason for | RESTACRANT—Owner retiring: wil] «ell | ‘or _ appointment. CAhany Ss5s j : : TUTTs - . “ , ‘ want somethin special. write \‘ the late William Edenborn, Loutisi- erliing. HH. I. YAW Itz REALTY Ct.. at Ralf cost price: aftr reasemable offer THEATER—imoreved: wil] sell at ereat —- ‘' ana multimillionaire. , ea MEA MARK ET—id es- | Oroperty: first-ciass [in every re t- an- jdefll S7T2R j - GROC CERY . AT erty : . : | a72 your wants and send, bring or Receivership was asked for by ' eaeh and carry: | pual net orofite no lem ‘han § + e- | opens TeALSNG — ! : . : CTPHOLS RiN« Estabiished bum eee 'Mrs. Meler. wife of a St. Louis | ec . 2orner - dag Grand-Ol ve district. GUTH. USED FT RNITC RSE-X $F 00. : _ w &. weet 5 ieultan : - : GARDNER R. CD.. 3220 e r + ocks south of Page ‘o) | RESTAURANT AND CAFE—ITinois town. | Gi ow N ibe - = Grend_ge - ost- -D 1 S p atc£ h ; tg y had been transferred by k: 5 | $150 Sacrifice. sp Mngt SE} Mrs. Sara Drain Edenborn to) . Gean tec x7 butcher box. complete. ready to run. This woodwork: MA i ee 2 4 and hews of her iat electric mill. shelves, coax | UNT TEDS AL ES COMP N y /olant suitable for the manufactu — 2% Se . = ” a nieces an nepne 0 af © worth ‘Sige9 z _ : AC eof Sn) | ‘husband, the railroad magnate. iva ciese@: informatien. CEntral 3090 RESTA UCRANT— Across fram Cnien So: Ses : ms catty CSE-—Olive — BL were Ix ag SA Cresent to France, has advised Secretary | “ENitED s ry at | (99) | Kellogg that the French Foreign SALES COMPAN | REAL BARGAIN Office is taking steps to have dis- | good business: have other bustarse an Hodiamont O71 ogg wonderful op- | ™ar_bi Catering to college trade in city: phone > Turn to them now. . S20 NS. 14th st. CEntral 6793 ic) | accepted: terme. or will trade for city | sacrifice 3412A Lucas. Telephane Lin) an ad of your own. Describe terme {tf tabisehed manur veare: best locatien in er consider partner. Box W-78. Post-Dis : ‘ r A al Broadway. py tetep Rone It o the County farmer. on grounds that the GROCERY AND MEATS— Meat market: | 7%) ney maker: excellent fixtures: reni | 121 N. Main and are offering for seals sacrifice. — 7 Wainwricht | Ride. MAin 1917 | kind of woodwork. especialiv radio cabinet S RY—And meat market js established | $125 due S-vear lease. $1000 wil handle. . 5 ms : : ’ ‘ a E = ALMO. 806 - Areade Bldg. | $1000 Clearing Establishment | Botler and Welding Machine | @¢!er’s partition su SORT tf a AND RESTATRAWN yy a SELL WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.—Myron | - gent take our word —~d . ; ee | 320 Wainwright 5 Bide. Main 1917. 400 Titie Guaranty See & UNITED SALES COMPANY | Opportunity of a Lifetime for| missed a charge of shop lifting | = | . | Ronee — | 320 Wainwright Bide. MAin L94ET. Meat or Grocery Man brought @gainst Mrs. Julia Kauf-/ 3 “= 2 _ Wietar OTTS., " TRADE? Om account ae Geath. e meat and grocery | man of Fl Paso. and Mrs. Rosa : OR: et Je | ROOM? nest loc : . : store. on the mn street in East St. i | We te of Ole] fd in a ' | owner = = eel ‘come: ; =. é tm. «dich uae ROOMING HOUSE — Aa) west. UNITED SALES COMPANY © oueiness. making « net profit of about Pld inten 9 by Bon Marche «a Paris $20) Post-Dispatch.” i $650: terms. 4451 Page. (aj 320 Watewright Bids. wade nar, $90 8b Sel omer. Acteem 4a tment store. TPs

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eae. oB A: TWO RAILROADS RANT Ji— — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH anc __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — 0 00 MORE WA aoa uw NOMEN TO OPEN | et ewe FACHT FOR RIGHT Give Shopmen Increase—_ “WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.—Sena- Other Lines Raise Pay, ca yw W. Harreld, Republican, a = mishoma, reported to the Scre- Annual payrolls or the w sa ry of the Senate today that dur- | ~ his unsuccessful campaign for Pacific and Wabash railroads wil Si sing Wank tle sean. a. be increased more than $400,009 «. mw had expended $9810 in bis Campaign to Be Launched the result of wage increases tonal if without his knowledge. : 1 to 2%. cents an hour sean "what sum, sdden to the $2000| Saturday With an Address a verre reporte e ha spent ' 10,000 shopmen on the two yan sonally, made the total expend- by Judge Florence Allen HE b f " tems. Se Goes $11,810; under the corrupt , : ¥ Announcement of the tn ace aad act the limit is $10,000. of Ohio. "Wn, est riends we have are those with whom 4 . ° vantage of environment, training and education which be paid annually to 1800 Missouri 3 members of numerous women’s or- ganizations and the general public will equip them to achieve success in life. J 4 WEE 6 etme: hem, om on ~_ Ck Me ae enhgreeeee Pacific shopmen employed in st @ : Louis. The Wabash has less thay : have been invited to attend a lunch- 100 shopmen employed here. | indy an eon at the American Annex Hotel y h ° et have you ever thought of that very vital factor— The wage increases of 1 and 2 § ; } Bcd. |next Saturday, under auspices of cents an hour were granted a : : 5 | i . egies 3 the League of Women Voters, lif | f , itelong friends—not to mention the sheer joy of such gust by the Missouri Pacifi 3 : ee sdagueing A > which will be addressed by Judge ee see Seeanoe previous | Florence E. Allen of the Supreme ; ° : friendships apart from any advantages which they may a ee P “4 as oo , ~ : ee ate Alte He Ni ny pt np » ee iP %) ; a . 7 eh, pe, J an aah . Sten» ~~ * ~ tre Sen ° LY GOON Lt COG I AN ETERS ATA a tin Bih aaNet nego . ~ ly. The 2%-cent increases on the : Wabash become effective Dec. 1, ca Court of Ohio, in the league’s cam- | to the increase paign in favor of jury service for | Set ao te women in Missourt. represent?r ’ . t to shopmen, the Missour Pacific an: : : Judge Allen, the first woman cd Pacific announced that, during the” | war: wate tae a ated 1 t the world to sit in a court of last | . . . , ie ie ° ) Racal sericea rod sn ¥. i ss : ‘ : : J q . a ‘ . . . —— ¢ . yaw te te c eee ae Ope. anne Pi tee. eS ny eee ‘ ie i? ~ mae f. os : , : aaaithe. 2) Maen TS . Ve . *. PURE Weveadl Se Soe ae " y ie, ak - Oe 7 ’ re, perp Bene _ thine the result that there are more | "7 Bett would relieve her of her ail- prompt decisions and fewer dis- "82 and restore her to a healthy | agreements. Many of the judges a idition. She had lost so much in | also observed that the standard of Bers cctuatly sanamed to go vis: | rocaitiiite of ceering iatetgen , | possibility of securing intelligent or to go out in the city. Her jurors is more than deubled as the ‘ents were the common ones of | ' . but they had ruined her | best type of women jurors are ‘a and I tried in vain to find more able and willing to serve than +t Medicine that would have | men jurors of the same class. Sired effect and bring quick “However, we are nog urging Satisfacto results. hen it at 5 mak satisiied users of | jury service for women as a pan- Juice urged her to take the /acea for any ills which may exist —» remedy in an effort to regain{;in the administration of justice, a. Well, she started on it | put we are confident that no ill! ie TF pea cg 5 effects and possibly some benefits ™y that this medicine brought | ¥°U!4@ result therefrom. = ost desirabie results that ™ Possibly be hoped for, in that WHY THE ELEPHANT LIVES LONG ~p ed her aretam. ves wales Breathes Only Five Times a Min- & general way and remove nat “Hs Tim _suse of her constipated cond!i- ute to Hu Being's 18 . - then she felt like a new per- | 5Y the Associated Press. ne Post-Dispatch J ser appetite is splendid, diges- NEW YORK, Nov. 27.—Thom- 4 ti f , a , fine, she eats anything she as R. Gaines, a _ lecturer before peration of mer- os ~~. a _— oh yong a the Brooklyn Institute, asserts the =. 1. Now havin e three- ’ , s, has become an ae Mile posts on tae'e journey, | ‘ongevity me a elephant te di- ba — Sratified beyond measure for |rectiy attributable to his poise and ng among thrifty _ 4. e/0d health which is hers tojcalm, and these in turn may be ¥ ie aes, neve ware hy ie 'traced to his habit of slow breath- a s, and every time! |. + of anyone complaining. I tel! jing. The ge es wane ealy “y weet this medicine and what | five oeig Me 7 “te ~% ig | at ® for them.” ' human ng oreatnes mes & | 4 anndreds Seetinne te = at | minute. j 8 ri St . 14 ; Sfi- | “ AY., to see the special dem.| “The general attitude should be | bE aa many voluntarily giving | one of wholesome indifference,” na, ts for publication praising | Gaines told those who desired te tmar cet medicine thal their! 8 may be induced to try sarne. be Slways calm and collected. ronal ely = ae a ’ a es we AAO a + ~~ balk i % aa ‘ a Li a i RS % LY, Nay mS Copyright, 1926. by W. G. B.. St. Lewis Pom-Dispatch

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; as : sy 3 “ pi aa) . me: -. bf ; ‘ on RS we, Se, ‘af ps : y 4 . ne ¥, a> yy oane Bd : +: 1 ’ 5 R “ . a eo Re ‘3 a ; rae ig. Te ~ > ; is Re, 7 4 PF. m . Dim se ™ = *- ee Sut ess: . , az : oa “Tees Eg wr eS eee Pe BPP es RAY, 7 es L + a ae PAGE 14B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1926 = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ms Cesare H ' ' DISCUSSES THE charge of blocking traffic. Rec- | a compromise in her suit for $5@,- m8 j i Five Killed pertagas its Autos. ' BEATEN, BUT ROUTS ROBBERS | ST. LOUISAN | [ HEMAN A DAR ond deen bet show & itfon. eee. The ether three suite. ox By the Associated - ‘ . 2 p S 2i- HELENA. Ark. Nov. 27—F ive | Morris pre geen spat Mon TEACHING OF EVOLUTION PPReangee eae ee ee leged megligence on the pert cf i Negroes were killed and a sixth m- | aed Saves Vee Nov. 6 last, and fined $10 in Jus-| Heman and the taxicab chauffeur, | | PART NINE . . he! itomot Morris Cohen, 51 years old, 5009) DF- M9. ae ae | | tice Court on a speeding charz~./ their petitions asserting that He- | jured when their automobile was Tern was beaten by two Spirit of | Chief ef Police Ward said yester- | man was driving at excessive spee | ; €rnon avenue, i D€aten wy - ; erance. : o | \day he had warned Heman fre- land that the taxi chauffeur ma ) Sth and Franklin Monday & Tuesday 3 NT AN i struck by a Missouri Pacific pas-| ae ~e * % 4 »- > rr: % i’? a eh, t= - ote tho a a ig - : - . seized him by the throat while th uur. Mayo, who its on the rigs * is Mrs Elizabeth F oster, Latest 000, filed by four persons who'rop spend two days talking over cf-/ Fresh | rapped Rabbits * | WT RFE ART ¥ Pe 4 ‘ ; ; ; | et 3f é ; . ee : and two children, were burned to die streets. Cohen shouted O1 2 wes ies ‘ m ; = + ¢ ; ; +i : Yo ; rT : IY j ; a - o , = " e 4 death when the gasclin2 tank ex help when the Negroes comman.- that limination of evo “% on from | ‘hou se showing that he was a co-| LONDON. ow. 27.—Foretzn | pr igen gg Fa | : es |} defendant with the Brown Cab © | Secretary Sir Austen Chambertain | SIRLOIN, IN, ROUND. Ps os o's | ‘were iniured when an automobile | ¢airs generally with Premier Poin- | other struck him on the head wit. ! Teachers’ College faculty at a revoiver. The men fled when Louis, said, “You can't make t Vi T - hich th re ridin with r inieter - : > - _ , ie 2. ae passersby came to Cohen's assist-. book of science out of the Bible Heman c¢ s : as LJ tS 2 2 . aa % ae -> eee . en sete, §=h ei es Coa ea po Mn ae des ES mee ae ae eRe rt =| eM and. Met. : ¥ a Io v ~ ro +z ~ + +h o Wa “ ww . ee + S -« ° . _ ‘ > 4 : ; iid -. | MAS Q ance. He was treated at the ; There is no reason,” he :e- ing Machine Driven by cab at Delmar boulevard and We!l- in making this announcement to- | were 3S Hospital for lacerations of h clared. “why a rettgion of enligh HE SAYS Choice White Stewing Figs, pound... pA of y S| ae i lamb =! Oe 2 8 Sere e| WAS UNAVOUAME PILES wenccrme KNIFE | Sievers Sceetsss masses gigh Setmot Semicon Ne Dumger. Ne Geeottel | i" Pork & Seans | 5S BANANAS . . as | iquer ge Mink, Former Rail » Man. spon Leo EMR td ge ps alae Piboed . vote ep neal, & :t | fresh. Legs, b. 25 BOSTON Nor 27.—Oliver ig 4 HEAD CHEESE lh 123 SIXTH and MORGAN Mink, 76 years: old. former vice- | Police Find No Witnesses ee ee ee or = ar. e -¥ = Camp naan He be hirer Semmes..." 2 Mon.-Tues. Special Mj °"* an of the | Enion Pacific) a it Will Present His Rec- | #5 bo08 vsiuenie to fue suiferers gS = SS | ire a ee Ser See | Or. ¢. MATTHEW COE. Rectal Specialist . °° "s't 1] Me CREAM CHEESE, ib. 23 BRICK C CHEESE. b. TE FOR $100,000 = xy. ie Re eee ord of 17 Traffic Arrests S01 PINE “STREET. ST LOUIS, MO. Sanders. 10 te I | | He i here. | | ; MAY BE PRODUCED ...... 7, 4 4 tura, 4 ENGLISH WALNUTS...2 Ibs. 3S PURE APPLE CIDER 3 m= 30) f ie Ve milk-fed. Cutlet, . 35 | i saiedliesh ons Fo ctr Combinations) _ | driver of an automobile which) mas bargains of our entire career and on credit terms within the reach of all. Look at these sensational . awaiting the decision of the Court| me a 0 7 a killed another aiete woman 2° ¢ome here Monday and investigate. A deposit now insures Christmas delivery. Buy now. E en an involved constitutional ques- | | i No. 2% months ago ans isting 1: otner| , PAIR wau struck as she Was crossing the i=) $ -" 7 ? i 4 , Sad bs a+ + - + c ¥ &. Eyes s Examined by nue, at 8:15 o'clock and died soo ifterward at the city hospital He! 999990000 000000010000000000000000005000008 rf es ———_— Fancy quality; 3 ibs . , if Smoked Pork Jow!, ib. 20 — The Moritz Method nhishen erane tudes of both ate er ft ee INCLUDES THE OCULIST, THE serucsagpsilege Bo mega a a Sale o + BF Pork Sausage “wc ee 20 PURE LARD OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICLAN eS ee ee eee eee Pull. qatetenaa aa i . CONSULTATIOW FREE on the righ side possible skull frarc- $ & A M » s ber, 1921. while Fall. as Secre i.) a Bri Puil. tere internal inturie na multipi« | i ; ‘. Sib. Limit. ‘ MORITZ OPTICAL CO. vont dimen a0 Sage «eae tn ean pet ; ‘ the Interter was . iz - 609 N. BROADWAY ee ee BRIDGE LAMP— lease of the Elk Hills (Cal) | a [Fresh Rabbits 29 SS. eee ae cand body. 3 Saee = =S5.95 Beal oil reserve to Doheny. |Dentes ee 3 | : | ee . % a a ae " ——_—- esisted introducti ei DO YOUR eS a iis Heman told a Post-[nspatch re- | $ JUNIOR LAMP— 6. iusets coun on the vi “a De. a CHRISTMAS SHOPPING TOMATOES 10 | FREE _ 5." porter yesterday that he considered | $ plete i desnesk teams = creme | an ‘ae | cars (3-ean limi nging in the accident unavoidable, as Mrs. —— 4 | —_ —— eT |) he accent nao eg oo ew Termuveennneesewened Luxurious 3:Piece Bed Davenport Suite 9h 2-220: -s:mony vs = aetna. Saneee ’ Ait ae pent at his own trial. in contraven- te 2 an perenne directly into the path of his ma- | 000000008 en tine -_ d f th os a ’ be | ie Se e meng ment o chine, a Plerce-Arrow’ : FREE—Davenport Table and Floor i ieee te OOOO EE OO OOOO EOE EEO Eee || a F . Ae ar. tie said he was driving west Child ue in Park avenue at about 20 miles|$ . : Otber Lines of Attack ‘FOUR if an hour when he struck Mrs. Fos-!¢ Red This beautiful, massive overstuffed Suite 1s mehly uphol- 2 ile exciusiow of the testimeas | t ter. He asserted he swerved on ¢ stered m fine, rich velour, Nachman spring-filled, loose represent a victory for the| 18 hk: a oe ie Rocker eushion seats. The davenport conceals the latest coil box | > a oe rey . a Daag tte — Sees | aii ; Regular 75- Velue ya spring bed, large wing chair and elub chair, well constructed 4 tee Paso meen > aa wheels, dragging her a short dis- $ 8 A. M. Until Noon throughout. This is one of our many values offered this week. x xa tance. $ Za\G Ineluding table and lamp only coerce eeesesee SC eseseeeeseeseses ee 4 Following a lead provided in the | Miss During the tonversation Heman | ? 29 — ¥g ‘eemate inquiry. the Government West s; Degan weeping and sa I would ; Cc $10 DELIVERS THIS SUITE—BALANCE TO SUIT oa _ summoeoned for the present trial | from rather have been k i 4 mysel! a - clerk of the committee, im | since than to have killed the woman oa ose custody is the $106,000 note turn ey E declined to discuss the previous = h Fall gave Doheny tn -No-} will ea aden or his frequent arrests for ber, 1921. im recognition of the, nuns, 4s traffic violations. n.” Under a possible shitt in | the 5 Mrs. Lillian Schriebeil, 52, of prosecution plans, predicated | gr Service West . (lara avenue, was the other! mn the exclusion of the Senate! a by an automobile driven by ae gestimony, this note would be pre-/ ig man. She was struck at Pag “SMe @erted in evidence through the ex-/ pees | peomhuand an Walton avenue Be @Mination of the committee clerk. | seve ‘Who. not beimg a defendant, is sub-/} vens pfeet to call as a Government Wit-] pope ‘Sess. Mrs. Doheny is under sub- { nuns a (pena as are fermer empiores of | West by aR- Interior Department familiar I: . with Fall's handwriting: | 8 | This list of witnesses ip further, versed mented by seweral New York | the . Kkers who. tn the usual wut we: Fy f business fi gured in the with. pe : @rawa! by Doheny’s son of $196.- | 6906 im cash bout the time the Fall | poy 8 EFFECTIVE SUNDAY DECEMBER 5, 1926 March $, i925, dying the next day! A Coroner's | > = from her tnfuries - AN Baa e o F : : verdict of accident. exonerating He- ca int . © t >: phat Manufacturing Co.. which have Mint offices in the Title Gu ranty : ‘ie & —_—--* ~~ | wee WS ~~ + 4 NW = - : eee | Building. He resides at 6633 Kings- 7 ’ Tei ~+ cw ~ . _— * ; > --& s et : > man, was returned. Officer of Two Firms. Heman is vice president of the bury place, Ll ersity ty Eis L S . U . S . 11:55 father, John C. Heman, wealth; mote was frawn : Vv. ot. Louis - nion Station... pm. St. Louis contractor, died March —s Avoid Possible Appeal. . 28, 1922, in Jacksonville, F'! 0 Lv. St. Louis- Delmar Ave. .... 12:10 am. ee ee ae - | B In argumen: against the reading| ea i a eS as Ne wee = the Senate record, defense coun- : Re GE gw ccc cece es 72350 Bm. ee | i suggested that the submission cnere Peb. 15. The iate August L. | mf Dohen: iy rim 4 7 a ° ¢ - : ) . - rr ae a or . i ated POT} s Own testimony — 4 CLUBLOUNGE CAR—All-night service and breakfast in the morning.- was Ge: Fe Se Set. af Care| minal trial might ‘furnish ty City, was an uncle of young] 3 . ' wich S Gnds for an appeal to the Sa- | me Court ef the United States. :E ns CARS — To Kansas City and Denver. (Berths ready for occupancy after 9:30 p ) pp -Shee ; : * FREE RECLINING CHAIR C CARS— Big, comtortable TOOMY seats. Heman’s record of traffic vioia- | e4 nn im ¢h = _— . . Soe 1 LORS ss Lie ciry to Oe Dresented eee “Uctlarly since the pomt now ore Justice Hoehiing never Se © has been passed upon OF 4/ sion ai covert. The Government. | _-ces F 2 55 wheter our Wabash Trains Daily — 9:03 am., 2:00 pm., 9:00 pm., 11:55 pm. | the Police Department to the Cory -_ moe €nllanc . eS (Note —Train No. 5 now leaving Se. Lowis 10: 30 pm. will leave at 9:00 pm. effective Dec nber 5 en | er d vee. 8 1918—Arrested - for : eyer, can have neo appeal uncer = casenata genet aes separa aus: driving an automobile witho.t ‘Wistin. wr —— - = — ee — —iie, J J 4 ‘ => ? tinen “hoa eo t+ te ie . s ; — ee ee ' The gesire af ail parties to puss —— > os b — Ae ae 5 “Re case through as rapidly as pos- | ta mit . : a +2 .—_— _ . 4 q ' Aug. . EE Gabe ét. isgéian™” rre “ — = June 18, 1322—Arrested for all makes of records—a fine e: ie Lv. St. Louis- Delmar Ave...... 7:45 pm. itn WER deuce Landen [ee Se | ST. LOWIS, FOUND INSANE ~~ Paid costs of $ P epee specially at only $49.59. A s LUT, | tela: : - FP. Stmons Tendered 5 chal it Consists of fhe * . Draft on St. Louis Bank to , Lincoln - : Cincinnati Hotel. ‘chai on Paid costs ; Ar. Omaha ee eeeeeeeee#eeet#e#-e 1230 am. J ume 29 13932 2—Arrested — Sten oe ~~ ae — i ae _ a e to stop at boulevard. Patd nie es» DOO 0O00000460600606 666660606604644006 6066464646464 646464464464 i ee eee eee» » | abe dbbabadd) pbb db id bhhhhhdhnnee Lo ; ?T 7 - OBSERVATION-LOUNGE CAR—Cafe-Dining car.- ‘DRA ING-ROOM SLEE PING aes je . ny ond Loe Angeles.-- FREE RECLINING © me Blas — a - | The U Room is furnished = the Asexciaied Press. ; } a CNL G CHAIR CARS Re my seats. N oF 2. 1922—Arrested fear 4 1 | —— ,# —— 7 CINCINNATL GQ. Nev. 27.—A] $! : ———> ———— — speecing Fined $5 and costa. HL | { wing chair and ciub chair: aise t ina! Court jury yesterday | re 5 Vv a ° 132 3—- Arrested for ; 4 ii a. , mahogany Lora daver port a w P 3 of St. Leuvia, | : os . da for | jie i polychrome junior lamp base. a silk . imons Quicker Service to Des eines Use Sithinie Avenue Station The Kitchen contains «+ awee-deee, : Prosecutor told the court) | Ne ? ee June 21, 1924—Arrested for tne ef! ' is datage five piece en a ee na Simens while a guest at & | tateral Information, reservations and tickets at Broadway @ Locust. Union aa speeding. Fired $30 and costs. | a a Oxi? Gold ‘eal B.. necieum art here tendered a check OD 4/ 956 oo and Delmar Ave. Station — or ask F. & McNally, D. P. A. Main 00) Dec. 9, 1924—Arrested “or ; a ana @ 190-PTECE dinver set. “Louis bank fer $75. = 4 speeding Charges with trawn of the Mil was deducted | rte! fay 25. 1926—Arrested for he was given the remainder of : “ish The check was returned York. Sort hieas. , The a~* Daeneda eZ | FIC Kt mf RS ite OLVE ES ona, pleading in his own de-| ...W. told the court he wag in- .. serving with Gen. Pershing | 6 Mexico and further that since | -. fe's death two years ago he e1Ts. 7 times temporarily had lest nie | ory. Simons’ name is not in the city Tr, rrrrrr,ewTtf+?.+. i ee. eee - its _ » ~ ts - ¥ failure tx observe b: erste e f stop. Case dismissed for want of oro prosecution pis , Tan °5 1926 ms These Robes are sturdily built, v7 Wy i2 e aa 6—Arreste4 eT fi+-e } i? ™m di rim th .0s fitted with a commediots ciothes failure to observe boulevar? ston closet. hat cupboard amd five Police record bears notation ‘de- roomy utility drawers. fen dant not faren A , : 4 , : July og 5996-—Acrented for $ 95 eon VY EN C Po. -.. © .F cae wae | “Ste gens Rea eM 15 Pf) — TUE eT. ~~ rr? : ’ =? ' 7 | stop. Another notation of “de- “$1 DOWN o- » ~~ * ~_ . Fv enan t found j -_ ra) __ ; “ Aug. «5, itJ.0—Arrested . SRRSRRERREREREREEEEES i ; a % ere = 2 Pa

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a _ Monday & Tuesday Speci S tender. : ees ” cog ' Pound Recely ed Rabbits “sera S Nice Mealy 5 lbs.. 1 Cookers 'WAPTHA LAUNDRY SOAP 3 x large Sc boxes. ing Figs, pound....1 1 -_ = See DLESS RAISINS “ee #8 # @& & a a BANANAS” 13 | een "28 | BRICK CHEESE, Ib. 26 ht g V ALUES} year the most remarkable Chrish ok at these sensational values, ther : | : \ ‘d i | Davenport Suite and Floor Lamp ly uphol- © led, loose S coil box ell constructed ed this week. BALANCE TO SUIT utfit Consists of the followi The Living Room is furnished with 4 RS beantiful t ree piece overstuffed brocaded ie velour Suite niprises long davenp wing chair and club chair: also ne ee is a Mahogany long davenport table, & polychrome junior lamp base. a silk shade and a room-size rug é The Bedroom contains a complete four a piece Bedroom Suite, consisting of vanity dresser chifforote., bow-and bed and dresser: finished in walnut, two-toned dec- ofated. A comfortable spring and all-cot- ton mattress and room-size rug. The Kitchen contains a three-door side icer oak refrigerator. a guaranteed 4° range. a five-piece enamel breakfast fet. a xi? “Gold Seal Congoleum art equare and « 100-PIECE dinner set. Special Appointmen Special Evening — Appointments ~ Call MAin 4120 © eee Pita cca rh 39 miurday ff Automobiles PART NINE D) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH| /4 See eeetereeeeneeiee a ee ee ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNIN NG, NOVEMBER 28, 1926. Goods IVERNMENT CAN VE FALL “LOAN” HOUT RECORDS to Rule Tomorrow on issibility of Doheny’s ‘Statement to Senate Com- FOR $100,000 MAY BE PRODUCED Oi Man’s Wife Under Sub- - pena and Others Who ~ Can Identify Handwriting Are Available. _ the Associated Press. - WASHINGTON, ~ Nov. é 7. - gmiting the decision of the Court gman involved constitutional ques- counsel [In the conspiracy trial today made ten- ony Monday. Fall- Doheny ive plans for a resumption of The decision by Justice Hoehling |! ‘gf the Supreme Court of the Dis- of Columbia on whether Ed- | ward L. Doheny’s testimony before the Senate Oil Investigating -Com- Biitee in 1923-24 is admissible as Maence before the jury may influ- et the Government’s line of at- The nub of the Senate testi- Bony was Doheny's voluntary aai- Bission that he “lent” $100,000 to Mbert B. Fall, codefendant, in No- ber, 1921, while Fall, as Secre- of the Interlor was negotiating lease of the EIkK Hills (Cal.) oil reserve to Doheny. Defense resisted introduction of | fe Senate record on the ground that the action would constitute ‘eompulsory testimony by a defend- ‘at at his own trial, in contraven- Constitution. Other Lines of Attack. hile exclusion of the testimony represent a victory for the f , there would still remain ral possible approaches to pre- tion of the same subject mat, ae Following a lead provided in the) ate inquiry. the Government Summoned for the me clerk of the committee, in ecustody is the $100,000 note | ch Fal! cave Doheny in -‘No- Member, 1921. Mian.” Under a possible shift in prosecution plans, predicated mn the exclusion of the Senate sestimony, this note would be wented in evidence through the ex- MMination of the committee clerk, Who, not beimge a defendant, is sub- Bikett to call as a Government wit- Ress. Mrs. Doheny under sub- pena as are former employes of Ge Interior Department familiar th Fall’s handwriting. is 4 This list of witnesses is further mented by several New York Kers who, in the usual course business, figured in the with. awal by Doheny'’s son of $100.- 0 in cash about the time the Fall te Was drawn. Avoid Possible Appeal. In argument against the reading —the Senate record, defense coun- Suggested that the submission Doheny’s own testimony in a mminal trial might furnish Pounds for an appeal to the Su- me Court of the United States, cularly since the point now More Justice Hoehling never be has been passed upon by a eral court. The Government, ever, can have no appeal under Misting iuw. ~ The desire @f all parties to push case throu&h as rapidly as pos- ible, with a view to getting the out of the box by Christmas, ht about an agreement today Ween counsel and Court fo hold morning sessions here- r,and possibly ene or two night on next week. CHECK PASSER, ST, LOUIS, FOUND INSANE - FP. Simons Tendered 875 Draft on St. Louis Bank to Cincinnatl Hotel. Asevociaied Pre - the CINCINNATI, O.. Nov. 27.—A inal Court jury yesterday d W. P. Simons of St. Louis, recently was indicted for pass- a false check, to be insane. Al- “gh he did not pass sentence, Robert A. Leblond intimated Ns would be sent to the Lima Hospital for the Insane. Prosecutor told the court Bimons while a guest at a ™here tendered a check on a Qouils bank for $75. The of the bill was deducted he was given the remainder “sh The check was returned Porthiess. ons, pleading in his own de- , told the court he was in- Serving with Gen. Pershing Mexico and further that since Wife's death two years ago he times temporarily had lost his ory. ee —— name is not in the city | will, ry. present trial | in recognition of the, pre- | 'JTtalian nuns are of noble birth | olic orders. LIQUOR CONSIGNED TO MEXICO SMUGGLED TO UNITED STATES Clearances and Cargoes Transferred at Sea. By the Associated Press. lumbia, ostensibly destined at sea and landed in California, Washington and Oregon for bootleg trade was detailed here to- day by witnesses before the Royal] Commission from Ottawa _ inquir- ing into customs conditions on the Pacific Coast. Customs Collector Davey of Vic- toria testified that 500 cases” of liquor loaded on the steamer Cha- rena here in February, never Mexico, to which they were billed He showed from W. tura, Colombia, Brokers, Ltd., Watson's appointment H. and Henry agents. he he cleared British Columbia. SPENDS $100,000 TO BECOME to the of Vancouver, tion Into Death of Dr. Ar- thur E. Price in Chicago. By’ the Associated Press. CHICAGO, 40 schools at a cost of $100,000, Dr. Bridewell Hospital addicted “dope,” it was brought out at a ‘Coroner’s inquest today. When Dr. Price was removed from the county jail to the hospi- however, that he had suffered a fractured skull and both eyes were discolored. Peter Gramata, deputy Coroner, said the skull had been fractured previously and an abscess had de- veloped. The inquest was reopened after relatives intimated to the Coroner they believed he had been |beaten while in custody at some linstitution. | Dr. Price was known to Federal | men as addicted to “dope.’’ The j}inquest was continued until Dec. 2, with orders from the Coroner not FOUR ITALIAN NUNS COMING | Will Be First in America; Newcom- | } St. Louis. | This order is devoted to missions ——— eee ers of Noble Birth and Retain Their Titles. from Rome, where she has since August, that she plans to re- turn shortly before Christmas anjl will bring with her four Italian nuns, the Sodality of St. Peter Claver in in Africa and Miss Garesche has been its American - secretary for several years. The St. Louis con- vent will be the first to be estao- lished in America. nuns has been prepared at West Pine boulevard. I: is understood that the four and versed ig several languages. of the distinguishing features of the order is that members are per- mitted to retain their titles, cor- trary to the usual custom in Cati- | The sodality was or- * ganized in 1914. ; ' ga leet |of Samuel COMMISSION PROVIDES WORK FOR 6000 MISSOURI NEGROES | Report for 1925-26 Shows Health and Sanitation Meet- ings Were Held. Nov. 27.—Possessor of a medical education obtained at Arthur E. Price died in the to | tal, his wrists had been slashed, supposedly with a _ safety razor blade, and his *' death ‘was ‘an- nounced as suicide. It developed, Ottawa Royal Commission Hears of False VICTORIA, B. C., Nov. 27.—How } liquor shipments from British Co- for Mexican and South American ports, were transferred to other vessels the reached the destination, San Blas, a power of attorney O. Watson of Buena Ven- Northwest and | of Edward| H. King as Victoria Edward H. King‘ admitted | received $350 or $460 each time a liquor cargo from PHYSICIAN, DIES DRUG ADDICT Fractured Skull Causes Investiga- IRARE TREE COLLECTION American Chestnut and North trees in Webster Groves, discovery of two fine trees—-a new acquisition to the Gray’s Sum- WOULD FORCE G. 0... 10 READMIT INSURGENTS Frear Writes Norris Urging That Senate and House Irreg- ulars Work Together. | AT WEBSTER GROVES China Specimens Described in Shaw’s Garden Bulletin. An important collection of rare By the Asecciste? Press. WASHINGTON, ‘Nov. 27. A move, looking to the reinstatement as regular Republicans of the in- surgent Wisconsin delegation in the House of Representatives has —-w American chestnut vanishing species—on a North China fe discussed in the current [ssue of the Shaw’s Garden Isulletin. “No tree has any better cause joes grievance against the botanisis who named it,”’ states the bu!le- tin article on the Koelreuteria. “‘.A.» |& popular name, ‘golden varnish itree’ is almost os bad. A rose by ‘any other name might smell 4s | sweet, but it certainly would not ‘sell as well on the market.” The largest specimen known [to the writer of the article is one 4 feet tall near the mausoleum «at the garden. Its “chief glory’ ss its flowers, which blossom in mid- {summer when little else Is in i bloom. They are small and bright —— iyellow, in large clusters so pro- ifuse as to make the tree appear ‘one huge bouquet.” The large seed-pods are attractive and som«- times remain on the tree until mid- winter, and the seed, small, round as beads. Collection Begun 40 Years Ago. Particularly resistant to smoke, the golden varnish tree has Joue well in St. Louis, and, the Shs#.'s Garden expert judges, if it wre more generally planted, probabiv would become naturalized in this country. Besides the one at the garden, three specimens in fine condition were noted at the Dawson Arboret- um, just north of the Webster Park Station of ‘the Missouri Pacific Railroad in Webster Groves. This “very notable collection,” begun 40 years ago by the late James P. Dawson, now is the property of the Epworth Hame for Girls. The col- lection is described as “in point of thon of the fifth amendment of the ito close it until all angles had been | ‘fact almost a public institution,” \investigated. ‘and, the bulletin adds, “‘the super- ‘intendent permits visitors to study er ? Miss Louise Garesche of 3622 | West Pine boulevara@ has sent word | been | | by |new addition to the 1600-acre gar- iden extension at who will found a convent of ! (trunk 61 Their location ‘pointed out, \danger of the bark disease which, ,; ers ‘from these a more ‘road. ¢ swt . . ‘ eo A home for the | *® exterminate them in many sec 3624. ichestnut 'from this coun ' letin. P i One | vive Trees and shrubs—‘“some of them | T0 FOUND ST. LOUIS CONVENT |=. rare that the place is of more than local interest’’—include an English maple, usually seen in this ‘section as a low bush, described ‘as “certainly the largest in this re- if not in the country.” Species Nearly Extinct. Two chestnut trees were planted a former owner in gion, Gray’s Summit. is 390 feet high with a inches in circumference. is so isolated, it is that they are in little One now since discovered in the United States in 1904, has made such in- on chestnut trees as almost tions. “Some think that the American will eventually \disappear try,”’ states the bul- “Others feel that it will sur- in isolated districts where the disease does not reach. Still oth- believe there is evidence that ‘Certain resistant individyals, the disease and that | resistant species | fight against ;will eventually result." ' j 200 | 'For the last The tree with the greatest diame- fer ever observed, more than 60: feet, was the “Chestnut of a Hun-| dred Horsemen” at the foot of Mt. | Etna in Sicily. It lived 2000 years. | 100 years its decayed | .. |trunk was in five parts, but each | A report of the werk of the —_- |wore a crown of green until the | sotri Negro Industrial pete i tren was destroyed by a volcanic | sion for 1925-26 shows 6000 e- | eruption. groes placed in field, factory and | ! ‘TAX REBATE ALTERNATIVE | home service; 200 group meetings | held in the interest of health and Sanitation and the organizatioa of a State conference on race 1ela- tions, meetings of whicnr have hela with representa- and Negro citizens at- three been tive white tending The that all ideal of the organization is Missourians work for the general welfare of all citizens of the State without exception. It was established by the 1919 Leg- islature. Gov. Baker is honora’y chairman, and CC. C. Howard of Lincoln School, Sedalia, nective chairman. $166,250 LOAN TO MRS. STOKES Court Ratifies $1.086.500 Stock Transfer to Pay Untermyecr. By the Associated Press. DENVER Colo., Nov. 27.—Coun- ty Judge George A. Luxford has authorized the transfer of 10,865 shares of Kesto Corporation stock, valued at $1,086,500, National Bank,of Denver as col- lateral security for a loan of $166.- 250 to Mrs. Helen. Ellwood Stokes, guardian of James and Helen Mu- riel Stokes, to pay attorney's fees Untermyer of New York. The stocks are the children’s share of the estate of their father, the late W. E. D. Stokes Sr., multi- millionaire New York hotel man. Untermyer originally was allowed $175,000 fees as attorney to Mrs. Stokes, as guardian of the children ;}in thé settlement of the Stokes He later voluntarily reduced the fee to $166,250. to the First | Shipstead Favor Putting Treasury Surplus Into Public Buildings. By the Associated Preas. WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.—Ex- | penditure of the expected treas- ury surplus in public buildings construction throughout the coun- try is favored by Senator Ship- | stead, Farmer-Labor, of Minne- | sota. —~ 'quently seen in the He said today it would be “great- er economy to invest the surplus in permanent public buildings than to apply it to a reduction of the | debt for the reason t in many} quarters the Governm®™ pays ex- | cessive rentals.”’ He is opposed to the tax rebate suggested by Presi- dent Coolidge and Secretary Mel- lon and proposes to offer the build- ing program as an alternative pro- | posal. PARROT IN SHAW'S BIRD COLONY Green and Yellow Polly Noticed at | Horticultural Garden. | The transient and regular bird | colony at Shaw's Garden. which already includes many birds | heart of‘a me-/| tropolis and such rarities as albino | robins, has a new member—a big | green and yellow parrot, probably a fugitive from some S8t. home. Several times this month the parrot has been observed there. One crisp November morning it was observed, says the current Bul- letin of the garden, “sunning itself in the bare branches of an ailan- thus tree and croaking ‘Poor Po]l- ly’ at three very much disturbed | bronze grackies."’ and dark, have been used in China | American and European the over. | live in fresh water but go to the | sea to spawn, an exact reversal o! |the habits of many other marine creatures, 1904 on a, here | jand there, are making a successful | | struck by Louis | jstation will be 9AY2 | ters. dressed to Senator Norris of Ne- braska and Senator Capper of Kaii- sas, requests that they refuse to, join in Republican organization | | Of the Senate in the seventieth | | Congress until House members, | who were barred from the Repub-, are readmitted t the the Republican organization in isFiouse refused admittance to | party caucus and removed from committee posts, those who had | supported the late Senator Robert | m 1a the presidency. “Charges of gross violations of | the law in three states from which | Republican Senators will present | g edentials Offers a situation where |all progressive Republicans will be needed their ‘regular’ ee { by colleagues to organize the seven- | tieth Congress,’ Frear’s letter says. | “According to the press, tures already have been made to those Republican Senators whose | predecessors were disciplined in | the Sixty-Ninth Congress. I sug-/ gest that before any agreement is | consumated for reinstatements — icans also be considered.” in the tetter publ Frear made clear er of the insurgents. /ESUVIUS IN FRESH ERUPTION Lava Stream Six Feet Deep Flows Down Volcano’s Side.‘ | By the Associated Press. NAPLES, Nov. 27.— A lava | etream six feet deep and 20 feet in width is flowing from the huge crater of the volcano Vesuvius, which became active today. The lava stream has traveled nearly a a eet tt sitcry of the eel, forts to find the egg either of the common American or European ee] | have been unavailing. Leebe to the azo aud has been rated as waidiinte! onstrated to be eel ser Pank, Arcturus Expedition, |eggs during her work of sorting Temple Terraces, Fla., Lists Liabilities at -$3,500,000. By the Associated Press divisions, was in the hands of a receiver to- day. FIRST EEL EGGS FOUND BY WOMAN SCIENTIST Age-Old Mystery Solved by Government Expert of Arc- turus Expedition. ’ | By the Assodiated Press. NEW BEDFORD, Mas: NOV. | 27.—From the depths of the cotan} American ee! | The discovery the mit garden, and a been initiated by Representative; “"~ » Sites tree which seems to have been! Frear, one of its members. él oe by Mrs. Marie Polani prevented from becoming a popu-| has written progressive Senate he aa leita gen ty we . = N as rez 5 es lar decorative tree here chiefly by inti ber gece their gid in s.ation at Wood's Hole, Mass, its name, Koelreuteria paniculata, Phe —— Case. OR «is Although modern investigation | rears co , ‘has solved much of the baffling life all previous ef The discovery arose directly from the expedition of Dr. William | Sargasso Sea a y2ar lican caucus, to | that party’s fold. {he mest important single outcon,.: With the organization of the| of the Arcturus expedition. Tre present (sixty-ninth) Congress, the specimens which were later dem- eggs were brought up on the edge of Challen- 10 miles southwest of Bermuda. The origin of the eel has been Follette of Wisconsin for|@ mystery since ancient times. The inability Greeks to ready to early eels of the find el eggs or | spat#im™led them. to attribute their paternity to Jupiter. established reason why scientists As has been was goo: failed to for the common eels are which since there lincuver eels eggs, only creatures known expert of the identified the Mrs. Fish. larval a mass of marine specimens that the unprecedented penalizing ~ nen “Segue an a and demotion of the Magee Rel’ le sel’'s return voyage. But for a shrimp to which they adhered they | | never would have reached the sur- that he was speaking for mati fae in the quarter-inch net. The alone. eggs were just a tenth of an inch His communications came as S| acrnes surprise especially as Represent?! wre Fish is the wife of De tive Nelson is the recognized 'ead-|(Charies J. Fish, Government Biol- ogist. FLORIDA SUBDIVISION BANKRUPT Near Tampa, TAMPA, Fla., Nov. 27.—One of the most ex7lusive of Tampa’s sub- Temple Terrace Estates. A voluntary petition in bank.- mile, destroying all vegetation in | its path. j ruptcy was filed yesterday by Tem- | Simultaneously a new eruptive|nle Terrace Estates, Inc., of which | cone, about 200 feet in ee ee largest individual stockholder e began to throw out spree, sac “te is August Hecksher. New York | Violent explosions tha Ca capitalist. heard many miles occur occasion- The president of the company. lati with! roleano. A huge . ally within the \ a .|M. G. Campbell, was appointed re- 'emoke plume, ablaze with cinders ba yf pee nave the mountain ceiver. The petition listed liabili- is rising above ‘ ties of more than $3,500.000 and ‘observatory on the mountain side ‘ | Prof. Malladra, head of the royal was no immediate dan- ‘said there 'Th , : Fe | e development of Temple Ter. per ae the BE 8 sents 'race Estates is seven miles from | speed guaranteeing its rapid solid- the heart of the business district | eo. : , ’ "ie s 'e- ‘ ification. = & oer oe yen of Tampa and was opened several ning the lava flow was within 1 j vears before Florida's spectacular meters of the wall enclosing od boom began It was planned to ferno Valley above the ‘gear sts he an ideal winter residence section | Terzigno. No panic - rom QaeenE for wealthy resi residents of the North 'the residents of the hill towns, al- ae though hundreds of peasants ar: PUBLICITY { IRE T praying fervently for divine inter- _DIREC OR DEAD WON'T FREE SONS OF MORSE cessten to quiet the volcano. . Charles W. Morse. The defendants are charged with} newspaper work with the Kansas! City Star. advertising agency. conspiring to defraud investors in Morse Steamship s‘ock | Ftate z eens gre ay Schott. +" he | explained that the assets consisted 'largely of property and contracts Formerly of Kans ity Star. Joined tuammber Trede t'. the Awesortaten Prees ms san | NEW YORK, Nov 27.—Henry > dge R efuses to smiss | f | Federal Ju de * Schott of Seattle Wash founder: | Indictments Charging Stock Fraud a the West Coast Lumberman’s NEW YORK, Nov. 297 ---Dis-| Trade Extension Kureauv and + missal of indictments agai ‘st the) former vice president of Montgom seven men remaining of th: omg-|-ry Ward & o. diea in Memoria ina] 17 who weut on trial in the| Hospital todav He resigned a: | | Morse consnicy case was -icnird managing director of the /jun.her by Federal Juige Thacher in th: } men's organization siz montNns apge | ITnited States District Cour’ today.|!o come here for treatment for hi> | Three of the seven are sons of! falling health Mr. Schott spen 15 years in he founded Four years preesideni In 1911 , frm crn Tipe Vice by sending false financial ments through the maila. The| Montgomery, Ward *& Co. in chsre | seven defendants’ remaining aie{! publicity In 1920 he gave uy} Harry F., Erwin A. and Benjamin | ‘his position to became vice presi W. Morse, Rupert M. Much, George | dent of the Seaman Paper Ca 11 W. Burditt,, Henry E. Boughton|hicaeo He was horn tn Leaven and George E. Wells. The eee worth Kan June 11 1878 ment against William H. Dennis!) was dismissed at today’s session, ee a | after it was shown certain evidence |) . alleged to have been admitted had | tH | i~ never been received. > oy, | ae ss 5! LABORER INJURED BY TRAIN Frank Wurtz, 46 years old, “a laborer, 802A Chestnut street, suf- fered a fractured leg, when he was a Missouri-Pacific pas- ee a senger train at 5:50 p. m., last night, as he crossed the tracks near ie the Scullin Steel Co. plant, 6700 > Manchester avenue. Wurtz said he | | failed to see the train. ? Radio Teiegraph at St. Charlies. ‘ Charles C. Baker, 63, Dies. OIL CITY, Pa., Nov. 27.—Chaz. C. Baker, 63 years old, vice presi- {( dent of the National! Transit Pump and Machine Co., and a directer of |‘ the National Transit Co., !s dead | here. Lu He Found a Fully Equipped Office All the furniture and fixtures of an office ready to occupy was sold to a man who had come to St. Louis to open a branch. ( He placed a want ad in the Post-Dispatch stating what was ( Several replies were received— {! one from a man who was giv ?| ing up an Or It was just {| what was wante It Pays to Make Known Your Wants Through the Post-Dis- ~~ patch Classified Columns. ¥ POST-DISPATCH | The One Medium That Prints More ‘ For Sale Offers Than ALL Other St. § Laus Newspapers Combined! g an to t. | sain PVG? LOL» SOMMERS INHERITANCE TAX SET AT $240,000 Nese on St. Louis Estate One | of Largest Since State Law | Became Effective. ' ; . ' | By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Pokt-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 27. south of Bermuda have come the State inheritance taxes already col- f‘rst eggs of , Known to science. lected this year, or to be paid be-f fore the en@ of 1926, are estimated at approximately $1,900,009 by Special Assistant Attorney-General | Stratton Shartel, in charge of in- heritance tax matters. This will |be the largest annual collection of inheritance taxes since the Missouri ‘inheritance tax law was passed in 1917. tion was $1,472,222 in 1920. Within the next two. weeks, the | State will receive an inheritance tax of approximately $240,000 from | = ithe estate of David Sommers of St. |Louis, who died a year ago. This is one of the largest levies on a Single estate since the law has been in operation, Shartel said. Reduced to $240,000. The tax on the Sommers estate Originally was placed at $251,000, but it was found that the estate 'Was entitled to deduction for Fed- ‘eral income tax payments that re- ‘duced the tax to $240,000. The report and payment is due by Dec. 6, Shartel said. The estate of Sommers, capital- ist and philanthropist, who died last Dec. 22, totaled $3,003,892, ac- cording to an inventory filed short- ly after his death. Of this amount. cash comprised $934,958, the larg- est single item. Keal estate totaled $45,000 and the remainder was personal property, ‘including $185.,- 000 of stocks, $140,432 of . bonds and $109,000 of insurance. Among his chief bequests was $250,000 to ithe Dorathy Drey Sommers Shelter | |Home, founded by him: $25,000 to ithe Jewish Hospital, and a trust ‘fund of $250,000 for a sister, Mrs. |\Mary Ray, of Cincinnati. Higher Rates Applied. The higher rates of the graduat- ed tax were applied to the Som- mers estate becauSe no immediate family, his wife and children having died some time ago as the result of an automobile accident. A tax of $80,000 on the estate of John I. Beggs, public utlility magnate, formerly of St. Louis, will REMLEY ARCADE MARKET ‘Olive St. Road and North and South Rd. OPEN 7 DAYS IN THE WEEK—10 A. M. TILL 10 a —~ |Springfield, Mo., The largest previous collec- Sommers had | be received by the State as a result of a compromise reached with the executors and attorneys for the es- tate. Beggs died in Milwaukee in October, 1925, and Missouri offi- cials originally expected to collect between $300,000 and $500,000 on the estate, estimated to be worth $20,000,000. The question of Beggs’ residence and other legal points, which weakened the Mis- souri claim, resulted in a compro- mise. The payment Js due by Dec. 6. A check was received by the State Treasurer this week for 3$60,- 000 in payment of the tax upon ithe estate of John Jlanders of wealthy lumber- man and former banker. 10,000-MILE HORSEBACK TRIP PANAMA, Nov. 27.—A. H. 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Special Navy Beans in 2'4-Lb Sacks, Only, Per 23 | SR ae rar F Vo. 1 Tall Salmon, Ton brand: per can Cenuine Imported French “Meeh reoms; large can; all bot- 48 fons: Can | Fiue Rese Head Rice. 2 the. 14% | — 4 geruine White Cling Peach: large can; American Lady brand he finest flavored peach yor ever tasted B35 lLarce can table Plums, extra heavy «¥rup: te serve as derser’ r fine for breakfast 20 ; Ptlot rich red Salmon— No. 1 tall can 30 Ne. 4 can 19 a ) American Lady Breakfast Fic« tall cans. A mest § delightfu! fruit: can > 2% ¢ : Sunday Dinner Ready at 12 o'clock tit! 10 FP. M. Your choice of | Turkey of Chick- en with Apple Sance—a won- derful gravy and 7 “ marve $1.50 CANDIES The Fimest and Freshest. Highest «rade Bakery and best tn St. Loulsa. Fresh every hour in the day. All of the NUT and newest Specials for Sun. and Mon. English Wainuts /(2-Ib. Mmit.) Pound... 18 i : ; : ; ; : best NIGHTS TILL 11 P. M. | CLOTHING | APPAKEL]L, ~ senfeld 7 ' bon 44 L | FUR C iri Fs Ga re | Pl R—Genuine biack | $989 : | HUDSON BEAL iron “SALE—wrD] | Wanted Wid. - - Best prices paid 1115 N Vandeventer Nee Lindel! (c8) rcoats, Siu Aulo 1LS34A (2 8 EEC ae Steere Sie, RR AVPPAREL Wid.—Mens suits, ove pants, shoes, dresses; pay $6 te hone right number. FOrest 6646 alis 15 minutes. H. Appelman. . - 2 Saar a LO: HiING—Jv.V000 / . overvoutsa i0Ff DElmar JU365 1105 Pfranklea suits. e $15 Gelber shipment: pav SS ‘Entral 4361 Ute Ce e Su IT Wtd About size 490. Post Dieppe te a (8) Box K-382 nr | a ee For Sala CXELO svUTT- —A most new, worn on- ) few times; cheap. Call CAban) 5] S.R. EE ena PY: (c, black Call AUTO _KOpES—2, far. Call Car ; AY «o eee (¢e | boAU re Fi 1» quality ciothes for women and men from wealthy aociets — invst ~vensonaaee prices; sales her - jer lda Saturday. Monday. 9 a. m. tu 9 m. § Society. Wardrobe _E eR. S109 M. tis and a i 14 and 19 years: overevat “42. 4021 Westminster ss. a COAT-—Ladies. cost $75. size 38 to 4: _$l 2. SYGSA St. ‘Ferdinand. TASS = i OAT—Ziarge size. mus«rat. fur lined: like new _ $85 ) Hox k 1 Pom -lapate “hy WAT Black. cloth. fur trimmed: dresses. Size | 3s. 713 Etzel. _ eee Ss CUAI-~ “tady’ s northern S063: beaver coi- | jar and cuffs. 4409 N 14tn. Bee | COAT—Dresses. «ize 38, Sunday after. Fon Hiand * ‘00 33 COAT—Prown cloth. fur trimmed: in —e | _ size 36 or 38. _ $025 Maple. _ eomditi: ym: CWA Beautiiul. bom tur iriamed: Bite bald 2) Figs = fae (OAT—Brown. marmink trimming: $10 navy georgette dress. $7: size 3h. 400A Cc Tastieman. eae (OA Mole and esuirrel : nh ractically | new also camel’e-ha‘r coat: ack f56 ie} | COAT—SIBERIAN “sQU InREL FULL iTH AND COMPARATIVELY NEW BPEAUTIFULLY a. Ts tah DARK SKINS. GUARANTEED BY LZ > FU RR! ER: WILL ALSO FULT. AT COAT. WwW ITH BEAY PRiC E $75. FOREST 6495. bi ue eleth dress hat to ER COLL AR. ORK SE—New - a’ fad Ty le Ff TORA EVENING pRESS Riack lace: size 16 | A224 4 Vermont. a Ri v« reide MAS, tes ENING Dit#88—Wiinter coat: afie-noon J rege av4t So t weet PA. bab an. ° evr EVENING GOWN—B-autilul: gmail size: bo ~arw dy PArkTriew OFRRS fe} “dresses for 18-year-old. shoes, No. 6 or " CAbany 4320 PUR CHOKERS—Three. mink: drummer samples. j _ 3256 - Peoneyivania. OAT “liver muckrat fou finis! a _8100 $4843 Prricht. Year old: value 125. ‘ “Olfax ares, git 3 POX FUR—Brown: rac rifis ° TR or AT eng h: ches PUR CAPE— Eastern mink pert dition: price $100. GRand Feats, “Tei “mired. remodeled Petite bea] enrunabie f rn ; “lynx for foliar and $52. CAban ic GENTS handsome full dress suli. size an | Ales overcoat afd cravenetic. 555- | Pershing ay. second floor « | FUR COAT—Seal : worth S30): wil! eel] for Nebrasks Vietoar 42 Rr te ee re em ee ° -——_— muff: positively like new: HANDSOME eequin ladys ran | ae and ey “tor dreee, | Perehing 9y. oY. \ "er Australian ogy collar: gise AN 44372 Linde " LADIES new sanrple furcests. 50c on ~ Sudeak. | Freezes. “i Mave a Lat pil ¥ Seed Ce AR dollar, must be wold J Th nk. hk - | WOR | jump coal; 4837 Kossuth ohn ies 49°90 7 emt ; Ta skunk coliar and cults: | bow BLE BARNESS—— toa*y brase-meoun:- 4021 A. | 1829 — one of all Index To Classified .Advertisements In This Section Page ctusscheo © seteweee 4 endatummasencoenel Aquariums, Fish ..... Automobiles Auto Accessorios ....+.+-e++++ © Aate LoOOMe ...cscscccsssesees® 7 vised @ Birds, Poultry .......+«. + ees 4 Boats, Launches .......«.+++. @ Books, Periodicals ...... stene & Bullding Materials seot¢s ocesegs © } Cameras Rb oe *wédabss coevceoun clothing ecet*t eevee 6 e+e eee i as Tabic Supplies Talking Machines Typewritiog rrr rr yTiTt S| ee ee - ——————~ — CLOTHING MACKINAW--Bos ®- 5140 St Loum. FOrest 8&50W (c MAN'S sl Sete ize 38; ~“Gvercost size +. new. Call 1616 N. 14th. Sher. (c7) MANS TUABDO—sSite 40. Finens qualit?. perfect condition; cost $150; will el for $40. Also lady's red crepe satin dress. size 36. absolutely new: cost $45: will seil PAiSLeY Sia Wis — Laden’ sults, a———AS boys galoshes. cic.: O years: gent’s euiis, [eR CAbany Or1lsW. ic) SHAL COAT—Genuine Alaska ree Ko- RAL collar and cuffs: sil . rifice. |Caill after 10 Sunday &. m 08 Pershing. \RUMMAGE SALE—Children's clothing moved from 620 Hickory. 1221 8. Bread- wey. PORT AT——Lady's. | ian, size 1 eo B39 fice $15. $15. ant, “Sen. | ry SQ TKR EL COA1—And dresses: ‘also iso fur- niture. 4 De Tonty. Ahird _cont. ‘ 4 p.0USekKk2—Mens worsted d dress rk | Orex woul guixed union suite $2.6. — id dies’ rayon fiber full fashioned box vf 3 pairs, $2. pent anywhere. seotiomy Mail Order 43 Man- chester, St. Lewis. Me. _— |VELVET 8U rg ite, lar, 5 ties ae, cuffs; coat : B50: ‘eine 38. 3256 Penns) ani COAL, COKE AND WOOD AAI LMP COAL 1 tom, 66.25. 4 wna, $5.75 UKimar 2775 (cS) sal LUMP COAL—}1 or 2 tone $6.25. POrest 4865.) (anda $4.75: COAL—Beat lump. 1 ad 35: mine run, lots Lindell 8766. City scales weight. (cor fe? | COAL— 50c extra for ar 0045. (c2) $5.25: Carterville Ghasrict. $4.50. Hut. $4.25; screenings, $3.25. Lindell «3a) ‘sinete tom. superior guality $6 per tm; load lote LAclede 17: VAL—Bunker Hii tump. $5 «@ 26 standard $4.75 exe $4.50: nut : loud AL—Cieav furnace tumyp. $5; white ash, $6.25 City ecale weight a he = —— - — |*©OK clean lumop coal cali 5 ental x POZO tiapurt Orient coal and other erades cali | MAin 2428-2740 (cs) KINDLING. clean “mill blocks and $4 ton: truck load. COlfax 8907 rr tVJlliaxk Oo7S8K tor Vi eral: herne art white ashes: i Mer to 20573 for clean C OD tn lead . kote. ces | 'CALL Hlland $5.50 ton. ‘your order now for cual; 4.75 and $5.50 per ton. TYler 1 it (cl) VICTOR coal 6-inch lumps. Bite Raho - ash $5.75 Z-inch net no a.,t ‘hese prices good fa Wm Piewet 11? bicentt. ‘faa KEY. CALL JEFFERSON 4058 - Screening $34 ovine run, ; furnace, le wa 4 ‘ ; 85: apecial clean tump $5 |i 40 A tone today i ¢ OMPARE this « coal with an | coal in vour own for thie y~ a we > antee this coal not to cheker, and 1 fre ash: eall us for ovr low cash prices TOW Promrt delivery. (62) inch jump, berne te rk f CHEV ROLET—Good sedan What have you? JPxtersen ary Syetenae. CONSOLE PHONOGRAPH— New. exca for good piano. DEimar 4104. io Clo oodfet liow, ic) ELECTRIC “TRAIN Wil trade larze Ives eons em Shay goed for street dumpe ape Wm. Piggott, 1012 Piggott. EA ay ~ ty : ’ =— Ss ; ss CAMERAS | CANKEAS— Lene «&. photogr oes euil- Gries: very chear Forest 1088 ’ EXCHANGE pe 2 coaches. tre a. _——_. «ewite hws Pts hammerieas 23 fause » Ttn, Call 5310 Claxton ay. | FO IRD CoOL PE Eae » ff radio TAs rlete 994 B53 cen ‘2 6" EXCH ANGE- —M ode rt ea » im go cation late mode (auto. Bex A-312. Post-Dispatch. CH 7 eee a ) y "\CTROLA-——Larae with records for or Underwood tyoewrtiter. Lindet} WILL exchange fully equipped | studio for late model auto: will — beginner exinner Rox A-341. Port-Diepateh. (e7) 7 aoe AND SILVER fiGH _ lor wr. 406. Maruet Jeweh eiry.. a _ Milter ’ neery Hew x Tee oe na Se! th oe for $20. 4961 West Pine. s aper lent A. tc) MINK ~ CAPE—Long, “fine: must new; cheap. JEfferson 7464. OV IV RUA TS bla 36-38. suite; very cheap. 4014 Page. UV Serr pa’ one cravenctte; no deal- ers. Call 9-12 o'clock, AN48A Shaw. | OVEKCUA 1—Lady as. long tall: euit, 44: boy's overcogs, 55; f good condition; pri- vate i a] “ Uy RHCUAT—-Man's: also sults. au and 38. va after 1 p. m., v ogy vinia. LAclede 76D. et a : a: ~ ae ee mtn by Ve MPa dy "ae © Ge - jag’ re oH ” etn bie | gee fee Ms “te i ~* PR 5 “aes ° i =. ~ ss a ~<a we Mere — whiny eturd menses aes A Og AR Ne riage ad im < ey ~ OF wi =~ “~~ Eh cae atin ae

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ae tae. A 7 7 . Coe” ee a a % ¥ ¥ |. . i — — . " a . z ‘ , . x g cael A : a p WA A } A By 2Pws + y : ¢ 4 Ps - " » om A . - ¢ et. ‘ ‘ CE Be Ae see Lee ek 5: ae ae ee Te ye re =. ie ee rt e200 AN'MAL S.POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale i in t hese columns today. ‘MUSICAL ”™~” MUSIOAL MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES | STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES “HORSES AND VEHICLES | ___ SEV Monavie, 8030 Lionel: 'e mple ; — ‘For Sale Instruments For Sale Planos and Organs For Sale lo, 8020 Montana’ Rivereide a 5 For Sale electri _{©) ) AURA SW ANG Lt uiNE a e new: SAXOPHONE—Buescher tenor. Al condl-| REPR NG | piano. oo gee | ) 54 SAXOPH ae A an Al Hwa 4G Se oe o a them. SHELVING——Good: wall cases, SEWING Pak wart AXO N melody Wurlitzer; STEI AY VERDI ni ey -—— . " 4 wnings. ete. one s a ar! factory ; 64-inch cutting table, |i: sos ar BO conte COlfa: SiG. “OF seo OWNGE. Warne av. S others. a ; i. 4240 PHO « connie 0480 ie $45. Call 10 to 3 Sunday, | case. rood as new: specially p by —— chunky, wee S 7 $450; convenient terms BB grrenaed. : : : x bones. ig a , 41 > LEHMAN ee CO} ANY, Bendy money or or 6 x ” eee AS isters, coun “iS Na a ai +. don’ Mfullannhy. PHONE—CGonn © melody: and case; 1-0 - ‘ sewing machines, salesmen's Novelty Co.. -—" so} , i SHOW CA a os each oy us oS a SHOW CASES—Two G-t604 plate glass Vondeventer av y AND HARN (HSS —Firet “$75: convenient tes Aeolian Co., 1004 GPRIGHT ah) st b i Mi . 0 ' RIG t; reasonable: trunks, eam opdouer. issour! Pil TABLE for w ph. S30: ; electric motor, 31 Market. type tric. 9125. W we one enh aan shelves, O27A N. Qth st. ive at. SAXOPHONES—% new $135 coon silver| good condition. “FOrest 1160. Room 916. se om MACHINES cor and Sarness: gaxophones 303; 8 oles canophones. | OFRIGHT PIANO—Large; good edndi Pants Co., 923 Washington. (c) Phra Ww HL Ol iver At —_ wach acker Arive. Chicago. plete. 3805 8. oroadway. | se a; 3: ‘set ty | os oe . a GRan. tion: cheap; terms fr) Bemiston,;FANCY WORK of al! kinds: pillowslips tion. $15 un RAGHELOR’S COMPLETE OUTFIT— | SLICERS—_U. S. on ; stand: @ new: - PA view i HORSES—Bilack team: sound. SET a att S—_Yaidele a Tex: chea ‘ Mo. Take Kirkwood-Ferguson | embroidered, hematitched and crochet edge ‘ 711 N. 7th. SEWING MACHIN ' Washing ) U N ! wig — by N Cheap: also cigarmaker’s equipment.| gain; terms. 711 5 1 an HORSES Good. with trial “and TENOR” BANIO=Clbeon7, I by saan! | Sele, tea Bln Se LS M30; | VASTON , CLRANING _ ahere nicl 3635 Haston, SODA. FUAINTA1N—-Bi hap-Bapegok: 4} alegant condition; . ENOR BANJ O—Gibson: ike -f ees St $1000 PLAYER-PIANO. $385. ooles. powder pufis, e ond, orse-power: ; : ; “i. 1 4 tables. 16 chairs eases. at 2700. at each: Wast Prairie. reap. Colfax As yew. ‘2 vahaite ‘atom tabie seatatek all @ parts. National “Cash register. Cheap. 5813 = SEWING WAC RLV , Hotel. teed See Lowenstein 1321-25 N radi GR ; o. GRand Beautiful art stvle walnut case. bench ka wav Rit will sell or trade for to match. - Less inn AJ vear old. Will | FIRE EXTINGUISHBRS—oO0, underwrit- WAGON 2CALE— 4 515 Franklin. (c) | Broadway. —_————; STORE FIXTLRES—Tables. eg. counters and | ginia. SINGERS and others, mh LEHMAN PIA OM ensinger. 1007, Market | ne Sw. BARBER CHAIR—} firror, stand and Ford desks. Fourth floor, 914 Ping # a ps, FIXTU RES—Cheap. Call GRand + single ‘out 40: 4, ann Kray Wagon har- , $5 up: hundreds of other cer $85 ‘ft N._Brosdway.. ao 2 pcr thee prices. Hunieth Music 1 STEINWie ay (cl) fe AE ag Og TT dium size: rea) bargain. 1007 Market. R FIXxTU ae LENPTTS sank olan es bays and pair blacks: single and dou- | . Excellent condition; beautiful period! frepwac a . - WINCHESTER REPEATER-—Model 90: "4 splay icebox; steam table. 324 N.| 1324 : ble wago harness. motorizing: sell om. VIOLIN—Riga Rubus. St. Petersburg, aay case, rich full tone and superb aetion; RNACES—Hot-water furnaces, all rizes;} .22 long rifle. Simon. 8207 Idaho. Grand. (c) | fa B1L.EG_-d white-top tables. 12 chairs. & arte. 1829 18th, years old. 3839 Si. Louls. ©) | musi dispose of at once for $375; terms also large tank heaters. Sehmidt Bros., | WinioW ag measured, mstalled' | DiipchHik BON—Vitrolite front: i¥-.001/ ft. cigar case, 16-ft. shelving, 12-ft. back .. ——— nar MARES—Team farm mares. farm wagons VIOLIN -— 150 years old; case, Sav $2.50 wee “iy. coaters, $271 Laclede. DwBhmar 1500. (¢) | materiais service the best "Gaieeniied freezer; Walker bins. combina: | bar’ 1 cash register: cheap. 4700 Pennsy!- CHINE . harness: $60- nog I pa 49°94 Rvans. | Cheap. 22168A Miami st. STARCK PIANO CO., FURNACE—Good condition, with ipes srandarg finale "Co., 2331 Olive, C¥Entral ton electric mills. 7th and Morgar, __ vanis power masohine. eomp : SHETLAND PORTES cortier ~gentie: | VIOLIN—Hand-made, $75; tenor banjo; re “1018. OLIVE ST. (c2) a ‘ant he pte ge ty or neat la 9) | BUTCHER BOXES—4x6 to 8x10;~alao| TIMP CLOCK—Sullable for repair shap: | 1688 ae Me "ana ~ oftt, children. 7532 Forsythe. WY¥iown cheap. £408 E. Prairie. . esi mahogany 25 J, make; tn Bros., 4371 Laclede. DElmar 1590. (c) Woop iaees baited Ute = coe on Nth. all sizes; bargains; terms. 711} good WHITER vest = ey ST al tas. |. o 1 a u a ’ ay “ ae x I. 7th TYPE IESK—Oa x 3 si; ‘ FURNACE—In pees conditi nm; pipes, reg- te bridges; 3 12-inch -I-beams with . " See “ag | SPECIAL «a retteryacet seg sO eta en ee es A Se ge eae | WON, WTSI W | an FL ong oat Ui, [fino ane ADE Bsn | $110. at only. eek. ora, 4371 or $7 amidt ros., Const, Co., 2920 Qlive. new. N, ‘ein be ord Pe) ) Co : 4371 Laclede. DElimar 1590. (ce ; ys Dp be ri yee Bi ty ‘ eraneati ra: rec Ww ? oT emstitch vo & TAR PIANO co., 71 Laclede. _ DElmar_ BUY NG | See ee ug For | aes ere ag L ne ee, ea necine havou Ce. 3210] (price WANT Box W-217 Po : te Locust. few { Ae nest “tee route. | $175: al paving city. Sullivan. FOR THIS WEEK i018 OLIVE fe IF R MISCELLA Oo WANTS =e cae f ‘ === = 4 ik: SIR CY ixtuY 7il | | | U NACE: NEOUS Fixtures, 7i WHY buy new fixtures when you can buy all ¢ A Wurlitzer Professional C-Melody Pipe or pipeless, suitable for heating ALL TOOLS—Motors, machin “bought.| CABINET HEATER—3 ca or u j counters, freeserat 0: thay can Segal, 1231 Market, Gartield 1680 small shop; Al condition: COllax 7087W | pituner boxes, scales, wenisters ineat arind- model. and. po portable ¢ eleterte: : 31 all descriptions. a eons S h HH Ha homes or stores, warehouses, frem Govern- AXOp one | USED ment: hardly used: closing out at real bar-| FANS Witd.—A Bie: pectic 4739 _Labadi , ere at half price: terms. New Franklin NG co 70 CASHES — Candy cigar. cash registers, Fixture Co. 515 Franklin. _ (¢) | €o.. PRospect™ 1308. HORSES—15 wagous, harness, Cheap; USED SAXOPHONDS—$35 Up. cornets LEHMAN PIANO. COMPANY, Bensinger. 1007_ Market. WATER HEATER—Ruud: like new: me- “eda 1613 (Cc) ~_—_—— - — SE SET Re AN TSN ANAC tnd ite an la a nti nto * , a i * “7 ee FS arnt OK e - . 7 «. “ WAGONS—O! Jefferson. Victor 0 JE WELRY—WATCHES | Recognized as the finest Saxaphone | . caing. BE NaiNG ER CO.. 1007 Market or| repairing. Lindel’ ‘@a5S 321 ive. (c) Corner 7th and. Moraan. 2th st. URNACE wta.— . a seniee : ar y — FURNACE wtu.-—secumgnand. apr GASH REGISTER—WNational. 8201 c Chip- ~ GROCERY OU TEITS BIAMOND RING—1I karat biue white and uilt. Handmade throughout. eee | . Laclede 0830. iful tone. The simple key system INSTRUMENTS GAS RANGE— ) 3 | 1] me ere DIAMOND RING | ontite a oe. eee eT Established 1879 |GUN—Double barrel, Parker; new, 4436 | STAMPS. AND COINS “varion to SEE ae een, iene tates Bare | ORS —Call Sunday morning, 119 N/ SUPPLIES AT WHOLESALE | ixtiqums—viewols fo D. Abany Peerage ltt pe “ cmnrn pes - Tw . am nap thet hago te en ~ rey Ata ; “ * ni sah P ~ (SS . " Snewtuecewanssin.+ wartsrnscmseithaimmliinaet Weald eietshedaben ocre Bi ne lah anni BNW a ee — ae eae Se oe i we te eH a we wed entre eR NE ee, Apt ~~, we aieieeeesee Ee ey Oe a saan SSecninhyeaperentadipioeb shore oqpraeuneos a ae a = sae rae ir * ahd 2 ttt Se Daca B' nes ‘ ¥ & Bm 7 MEER! * abe aaa oo APE 82, een, Ble. ee ee . gids manos ae oe ee ” aa a are PoasaAL ee __- (eld) | 1834 “Locust. —____________ | JOB lots of all kinds. 1404 Franklin. | “chauge, 1343°S ~ Garied! 203, | DRESSERETTHS—B; Halliwell dryer; fa- —— riamy tor immer To ae wears: | Bane BUGGY —Very sagona bid, J UNION’S FOUNTAIN, 4822—Piano. upright; good | PHONOG KAPH—New console style, $36, | (e68){ __ Diese SA sists Bes onic: “Cal Shr epee Pit): etc.; binwaa’ 01) m|no humbug or knocking or high-pressure | Oaba ne aay —He; EXCHANGE STORBS, | : | Sales methods used in our establishment. yuo: pansies 22 yg th and a nn oe 8 blocks south ‘Lou € 208 'N. condition; $50. with records. 2738 Chippewa. BP) Re i om mere og ae ae aoa _ 4 on aes ADDERS—40-ft. extension: reasonab! : at * PIANO—Granda: violin. tenor panio; cheap. | PHONOG Pi__Portable, leatherette case,{ preetically new. Drake, DElmar “B22R. | For Sal DRUG STORE BQUIPMENT—Mahogany; HUSSMANN. (11 N. Broadway.(c) | slight 5044 Enright. FOrest 2834 (e) | $15. 9017 Bast Grand: | LAMP “SHADES—Made io order; _ make | Lak. | Sond Condi any OTE, | eee ne | Roewel 3 es —— » On K ELIMING ATOR “New, Majestic standard | shall. Websger_ Groves. __WEbster 199. | ae aa ry shlan Musical Instruction | | PiaNO—Upnght: a real petals: $50. | | PHONOG RAPH—$150 Edison. ~ diamond | ideal Xmas gifts. Madame Hiline, 32224 3 : ~ { al lr. |} $20. 201° Virginia. 1-3 p. m. (e) FIXTU nise —- al bargain " nil New ee Goed : y ranklin, BABY CARRIAGE—Go x) \' Butcher Coolers BEGINNERS. 10 free lessons w 1633 8. Broadway. ieee __©) | dise with 32 good records; bargain; | Arsena , banjo, mando in, violin, guitar | PiANO—Hai. i-Vavis upright: give offer. | $32.50. 4530 Greer. | (ACK ERS-—Sieel: cheap, BR. RY MC | PATTER Y—Balkite. eliminated; never| Franklin Fixture Co. sold in November ; time or cavrh; | 2036A S$ 13th, | SON: ATA ‘PHONOGRAPH- —$125 model for | A.. 20th and gEugenia sts. wee _been us $15. 4014 Greer. (c} 4936 W. Florissant, method. 3125 S. Jefferson, -_—(c@9) | PIANO—U pright; fine condition; stool and | $30, including record. Apartment 712.!gjaMA DOLLS—-At a sachifice: $5000 | 8. ELIMS\ATORS—New, $12.50. 4470 | FIXTURES—AMN kinds: “many Sensis Reconditioned; look like new; BED—Brass; springs CHRISTENSEN success is your success: | Cabinet. 5805 Theodosia, ae | 8863 Lindell. | caer _(e) | worth at 50c on the dollar ice; | gone | Beethoven. _ve_(c99) | Globe. Store and Oftice Fixture Co. a will pay you to investigate; price REE woinyoseeti learn im to play the And small grafonola. Call Sun- |fataiNG — MACHINE Mala me, “ma- | beads Me with every purchas e. 915 | Comn__Flanscom. $154 Lee av. __(c) | Giles ready- Pa vin pagal mie be sold | 6'5x9’6 St. Louis Butcher Sup- BED—Baby's white ivory bed Fal, Mandan, Votes baad un Gale | Cee aang Lana) | gioeanag gam, S200 aN Pennevivatie. |impion “anette TTanklim a tnd Nagy | CONSOLE COMBINATION iat Stoo |&F fists pote seerifice." Inauire 2703 |} yi Cooter: tron stained oak: new h\ tems: goad, Gnu er a guitar. * 3044 Enrixht. FOrest O834J. le) 'TANO. Beautiful: “cheap. — 4317 piace | V TOTROLA- -Edison; “laboratory Sedat, MECHANIC'S TOOLS—Complete set. in- | Gab At tube eat. Victor Vieimia? ehoan Solid South American mahog- | yu am B . ad ah * acl SnD AND oe RINGS ~“haaie vernia - Codae PIANO ‘thaACHER — Wishes to increase | 5 , _———-*_______(@) | _cheap. _4400 Gibson. —— pluding Kennedy kit: cheap. 44344 | *feiennone POrest a eee) One back and front cases; suitable for “ee ee ee ee tin finish. Call Sunday sfter E 4 iota S atlal’ lecnone free: 2S creaae PIANO— Baby krand. like hew, $370: pay- | ViCTROL A—100 Tecor ds, Regina music | Paston. eieiresreirwsinesasenae 1 iain |any kind of an up-te-date business; will | light oak, dainty appearahce; oe Commiadiaadn “ ie i Asie -qnents.__Box Gi 227._Fost-Dispatch._ | “pee t Feagons tie, co we (082) | MiSCELLANEOUS—5 —30-gailon — visible- | Radio "Exchange wt o43'b Beecae i om $85000 tr a oe engl nditt tes Box’ wok —T ene ehtete 450 eee BED—Simmons % ivory; aay Chest 2 $ ir las ndition. “BS, | —e p pis e+ ' ff “- ee tg $ 5'7x10' Brecht Cooler; just the cost $20. price - 20: n ook oe /// mig © $9.50 TE a pola ahr noe We Bracr.nhc-? an ate ee wey inte . ne rt ee a Mv ay We 7 Jegee ae De ae eee FERRE OR le aE ORI Cs Me IT, x oS ell Ss % om sa woe > ~ — - Fe eum. ~ Po ~ re rng ats ; : y : il - ee ys 87 fontelair._ | $10. 3031 N. 20th ¢ 00: sacr ifice 675. New Pranklin Fix. | no crawfishing. We give you an and new mattresses Of &ll o@ - ji —— 20th st. mene | ware (o.. BVO Fra nk! lin. ’ call vi. N convince you. 2 ———_——_ ¥ | honest dea] and 100 cents and more re 311 S. 14th st. es BT UF DRAW EMKS—p ov child's roons, som tant terete ——— —-- > SAXOPHONE—Lessons for ~ beginners; 3 the 9 el PRR A aR NN EOE RISE" IRAE ae ee ee mk ie ne SOUTH SIDE ‘VOIC E, PI ion? SCHOOL — _ PIANO— U pright gSraid; good ~ goendition. VIC TROLA—V ict or, mahogany ; good eon- | p 7 : : : " LLOWSLIPS — ‘Ideal Xm fts; heau- et: ¢ , | os080 Pree Sus 8. Sees. ta) re of 369 20 S. Broadw sun aay reasonable, 5178 Delmar. _ | * ae mane- embr roidered $2 ap Sifts; 6408 | ee Arygier nue O-tube set; cheap. “FREEG R BOXES- {1 2-foot “Eskimo; -| for each dollar you spend with us a ee ae! . ines ec? |} Chatham. continuation of Miner. a -- {| foot Gruendler and Hussman, also 8 or ; : ; SO - en eres | RADIO-P HONOGRAPH—Combination: like | 16 foot bu tcher Be, "40x86 ty 8x10: satin te bantam ee han" a a i PF ORC Bit—-Laree, mirfor BED AND BOX SPRING Mon. 34 doors. } wa SROBE nd davenstte: — éxcelioat i ie | 4 il C ROLELE aud piano jessons, g5c. $414 Call Monday. _ VIC TROLA—Victor, portable: beautiful | Guaranteed Alan 1 , t 445 tone: new: very reasonable. Lindell! Gouplines 5 oe uilding iron | _new. 5 Minnesota, _{¢) | scales, white enamel registers, electric strong arm methods to force sales. | i ovplings. } ‘pe Fittings and Valves | RADiO—Victoreen superheterodyne and! m'lls. shelvings: Sargain:; terms. St. Louis | HUSSMANN, 911 N. BROADWAY, | Brownine Drake: new. Rive raide $61 aa | Desk ue Pistare © 0. 711 ON eee West Side, Just North of Franklin. 3-3 Bow-End Simmons Wi : tion. 3028 Watson ri ) . quem ’ °y " . : ; Tea 7 ; > —— — | GR helves. scales 8, registers, nut-finished Bed and 8 0 pi od ; WAL; by PIANO—Like pew, reasonable; leaving | (e685) torine circuit, 6074 Arsenal st. | iceboxes: bargains. 711 N. 7th. | f in. wapLe Sul Box Spring. Regular a Savings & Delivery. -OSK 24 TS LES.OANS Tac. ¢ ne be acher : ELECTRIC PIANO—Nickel slot; like new: VICTROLA. HUmbolt: 175 WOLFF & 80Na euiek, thoreug? eu se S48 Ori-le av Victor, in wonderful condition; $150 0. goer 1U—o cDerheteroayne; SERBURINS, VSS value; now $35; terms only $1 per week. | ——~—__ 319 S. “Fourth, (ef) P. A. STARCK PIANO » 08: POOLTABLE- 1018 OLIVE ST. (e2) | morning 8700 Kieffer, Ask Schmalver. | WASSON’S CONSERVATORY teaches tenor | «cheap. SESE 8. Sompton. ETA re (ce) bunjo, saxophone plano, violin. guitar, é WAKE Dea gous apr aznt Daieaat stec!| guitar mandolin, drumea ec: rnet trom- | ce new” mahorar v acah 909A Lami bone , clarinet. Room 8 Mid-City Bldg.,) P]ANO—-Mah Gabler. an ‘ ' - ogany, upright Gabler, and Grand and Olive. and 5086 Easton av. | long bench; splendid conditi on; reason- Roe oc FOrest 5662 jable. S775 Me *herson aay. (c) —— _— city. FOrest 4712. (¢} (67. . New Threa +. ul SOE a. 2 RSS Raby On eee a eee een re en nee eee t RADIO—With 5 tubes: 820: phone Sun- | JEWELRY WALL CASES—-Floor cases, | — bss ,OBE—Ma “— WR ater LATS. | counter cases; bargain. 71ll N. 7th.e TABLE SUPPLIES . samples at $49. 00. 3 f : ai 32. r . Poe femal we SS Y BaD ety. da* and evenings, AT: a iomplete: eal) 8 Snday RADIO—5 tubes. Freed EB smann, com-| LUNCH COUNTPRS—White. glase tops: eer eee ee ; , 7 . : nete like new $60. 4270 Olestha. (c)/ stools: lowest prices 7th ard Morgan. COMB Ry shoe danny penne Ihe, PROSSER’ 5, 3220 Olive F 3 7.50. ‘Steiner Fr Furniture Co "ann 908s ‘ a : : ay ee ; F- eA DiO— 4 = 4 set. with inudspeaker. $27 | MASS AGH CHAIR—$135; sacrifice. 616 | cash with order; also bargain in farms. J. —_— 54 eott * (e) | Bates st. N. Flores Bro., Floresville, Tex. : oe ek HPFOROH gt ete re a" ‘ : re: | B15. cal) between 2 a Sunday. elt — — == SSS =| Fetes TABLE Ot TFIT—3x6. “for sale MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | i555 “pense — Hin Pt MOL TA c a home use; all “Sizes. WINN SX HOOL, ‘OF POPULAR MUSIC— | prANO-—Bal fe oe 3 spree Grand. 2114 - ast Grand. ni: mahogany. ca wt aud; used $300; terms ALCOHOL, 40c gallon: _$d-gallon drums, | , nice Am; as presents. 3326 8S. Compton. se: ; delivered. Rose Dale Garage, 6120 Del- | LAclede R958. a ER ' } | | ' ' ANNO UNCEMENT. reiahle parts Hox _A-418_ Post z= : ream : | RADIO -R. GC. A. loudspeaker: cheap. Gal | MEAT C HOPPBRS— Coffee mills. lect -ic. sa AAD AWS tainifte 4a Braune V vlin aslo is now located PIANO—And | oencn; upright: eas, mar. . — | oe a {c) cee Seed No andl St; cost C \ hare Vv HTS” *R ‘c) re c onditioned: all siz es: ‘all make ~ Meow FLORIDA a0 tengerines, 13. Bas ae, 100 = re i : : a:tt , : 540 } ay ee y Sav Pp . is; bar-| o s ; SS sees a= E my ba boBD Milentz av. Phone Riverside cheap. ( ‘all Sunday Or eV ening, 49450 Alcohol. 5 9e per (rallon . uu . mk ~— wan devente =F j R. ADIG -— Atw aier Kent 35, Without AavCces- | l an oS. — a terms. Steiner Mfg. + kumquats, jar preserves and pound pecans. 2 4 a ie . ib FOROBE-—C hiffoniter. dresser, » he matic ards | sories ; $52. Box K- 168. _Post- Dis. o { roac way. pa oe fe99) Express paid, 3. 75. Taylors Grove, vg 3 & table. wardrobe. bedroom art. oh an te S'onet. , leather seat chairs, ki | | | | } ' mek ee ae cated sim ay > a wey Mic ts: Sporleder Stu- | praNO—Steinway & Sons style ) baby ; “4 Wy og Grand and Olive.| grand: full sweet melow ‘tone aualitv: 1 A hi ! Shi lle RADIATORS. , 1020 ," ‘ i UA | S-—H t-w 2 JEfferson 8147. Ve afferson 5027. (99) | markable action: exchanged: special; bet § Pp a t ing €S 2 ater Gn. 1 RADIOS—De "Sanede loop. set with built-in ing machine, tab hand trucks. Van / nuts) shelle 1. 1 ot Om - ao: wbie bed speaker, $40: Ke ‘ated d-tube set, $10. | Zandt's Ine. S08 Washington av, nute after Sack alt tan indigestion ‘one EASY TERMS ‘a Bt , couch. Onn al ’ 4 | ©; no dealer GRand 1 , (3) | Swett Wa ADee we ———_—______— ‘HYSICIAN'S OPBHRATING TABL E—lIn- | constipation, 48 pounds farmers’ stock un ‘ , . Bs ‘ | RADIOS for sale: see me before buying | struments and cage ORTA Lo favette _ ay Shelleu peanuts $3. f. Go. h nere. They | : UNION’S A 23 Fad. a YOU ‘CAN nla small monthiy paymenis. Aeoli: 2 LOO4 ‘ mn: aes CORNET | i ROSTER, >. 4-in-1 and hexagon, as is, $2. 95 | RADIATORS aa wil sei Ss LESS INS ()' ive at. Christensen Schools. Phone MAin 0414 ‘Sons , enn one MAin 0414.) HIANO—Steinway & Sons venuine Virti- y pula Tron and Boscly Ge the” ark Srand: absolutelv latest gtvle: beautifully pel Sq. ; ’ roofing, heavy slate}! | GArfield 4299. ly Co 1 and Cc Hark ‘708 North Market Se ee re Pane rs sds: We ya de aa samaiiein ne ee ; Tun Q fieured San Domingo dull mahomany : bow- | COa dd, a ad ara e MIN w TOMAT HOTGUN Ul ing and ~ a coate I} sh es, gual nte e REMINGTON AUTO IC SHOT UN- vour radio set: good new and used sets and REG ISTER— ¥&. are fine and delicious rvuasted and served tFG ~—National. ne hog: any. le 62 hot. Cashier's check or money order with th ae ful sustaining tone: action just like new > | ie "FORORE : ADOLPH BRAND " se ~ , + nate ' ike new; also 500 assorted shells. 5251 | cheaters ohn: [x ‘(GE STORES ~ at i big ames Sond KANDENI i only $765- terms. Aeolian Co.. 1004 Olive perfect ; : $1.80 roll bare root- Plover, a ae akers chean. 802 High at S85: almost new. 6515 Franklin. Pps | EXCHANGE R weoemerican walnut. oak or mahogany: ta the Te niet 28 0b, 8 PIANO—Frnest Gabler & aye ag > ihe oar * on RIFLE “Marlin: ee. te ree ee RAvWIO—Murdock neutrodyne: 5-tube com- RESTAUR ANI FIXTURES —- Stea order. Goff Mercantile Co (Ine. $50.000) 7th and Market Sts, to pick A ogg weil sell at low ces original Gabler upright pianos: ‘neti lng, heay J; $] a, medium, | S12" Aienee speater:; most any: Pas te: ‘6 ies and Datiess 4 een mC bles, coffee urns, tables and Rv my mth Babin as 3 an (ce4) ' 206-208 N. 12th St. s . ce L, EVY 203 a 8. Lath ar, ht | enings 75 De Tonty e) and Morgan. TEXAS PE ANS) pounds $1; shelled * y ; . ctor 4705; member N. size: very good tone and action: used but | $1.20, light, $1.00 roll bare RIFLE re bee ee 59 ] ifle 7 TAT Rot ae 1.25 per Ae : - , = pede been sight: ivory front bead CEntral { : 7.5 TIONAL ASSN OF PIANO TUNERS 1cOM | PIANO Koahe Arico soreanting, ieag.| SCHULTE HARDWARE CO, | 4840, “Gan ba’ Seen ‘Semaay S00 Teese eliminator a coeak: aoe 4 ‘io. fo55 | tables, chairs, viirolize top tables. eourt Box 155. Guiveston, Tex. = ote habe AMpico reproducing: leau- ; | pags uty ick for Spear. Blair ( Ol fax “6330W oo (a) ers, urns; immediate delivery; terms. St. ; a rR SALE BEDROM SUITE and wardrobe; gua 2 3000. Sag Rg a= 2 arenes Ragen al Be i Bria 92° red. ER 08811 by ‘trod Th bat. | [atale ee, Tae A. Wie: PAPER SHELL PECANS—DIRECT FROM | dition. $30, 4030 Shaw, __ 7 1.50 ‘ c o . a sal s a ‘a y- ) © - a c ’ t 4 vu) e x ue : ‘ - ¢ PIANO TUNING — — Expert. $2: - Soa ments. Aeolian Cco.. 1004 Olive st. atural ; ridge. a C ‘Abany_ 2390. | Ty XCKING HORS ve si7e; suitable i "' bmg oe Bagg speanen ‘MT enciotes Toleda, xond as new; cash or terms, 7th WE SHIP ON PACKAGES OF oe” te 4408 “Enright — S Ran re: . 00 bane s Statehed ~ we ASHPITS—-Steel: ali sizes: very cheap; for boy 4 to 7 years. 4409A N. 14th | Highland, CAhany 1789J__ and Morgan. 10 pounds, 20 pounds, 50 pounds. Prices BEDROOM SUITE Walnut 8 ple we 6 nly An oe a te ——— eae SCALES-—-Sample computing seales, 30-Ib. | f. 0. b. Sherard, Miss. Size No. 1, S0e.| sacrifice. 4219 Cotes av. og terms. a H. Kauta *Witbste, ss VLAYER-PLA NO—Mahogany: cheap for "ree. delivery. 1014 Neo di2ume nd. A J. Cc ; ar Ww nut, 3S4 C plon av. (62) | steel and Mauufacturing Co., 3850 Easton. years: we ne Ww: chea 38501A Miami | ea ‘$s ; s g79) 4. rea! bargain; terms. Howe Scale Co. No. 3, 20¢, medium. for special 2 ee MYLO et i 40: ieap. SoOL1A aaa | fain 175. Schweig-Engel Corp., 49 29 510 @ Charles st. CEntral 0604. orices in latwer lots. uo. a SHERARD _cheap. 6107 Palm. _FOres_ 239 ie lrung & SO BEDROOM SUTTB—Beautiful: of PIANO TUNING. —$2: ¢ , NOOR TT? ‘ oe teed. Feldman. 3 40 F rr Man B88 tiful ric h dull finish mea hogai 1v ex- YRS5H U hion, F Yee A Ri — $75. 1425 Cora av. : : 1504 S 18th wet B batteries, loud speaker and bat- | floor cases, cash registers. 7th and Mor-| ORUBR excellent hom made ‘fruit cake: SYST Eee ti Seer ules ¥th and Washington mma ees hig bargain. Julier, 5502 gan. i : Ms ad _J* Ih. up, COlfax 67 Gf AJ. e aa Nene BEDROOM SUIT B uti u s wo aan ailnal her most new; rugs: cheap. Gf Ak NA CTOar Walnut: co bec _ (e099) PLAYS R-PIANO——Must sacrifice at once: a, ' terms: cheap, Box G-151. Post-Disvatch. BULDEES and surveyors’ ws instruments, | SHOTGU N—Winc: neste r: cheap. 9700 §. Definer. FOres t 6548 ( IsCONS] “¥en ici 3 nay YP ine a> : ‘ é Cc rices 88: | roadw: 2 blow G omar. | s o ¢c i> ¢ 3 VISCONSIN'S " theese deliv- _ Musical Employment gods var x aks ‘ROR One abinet, $12 ee ler, 613 N. Broadway, ‘th floor. _(cD9) 'Siotcu ~ “AND- Kwon Oa a ~$939A | RAD!O—Priess Straight 8; table model, LX URE pia the 7 yen Swi, a BEDROOM 5 SET—-3-piece. mahoges Mardel, AUTO BAKOPHONIST Wid —Good teider | PLATER-PYANO— Good conditlonv-cabingt . | CANDY MAKER § TOOLS Aan 100 penny | Nebraska. ; —fG) | PAG Win tabes. Santeriss ane F.C. Prick. 5 pounds, $1.03. GB. “Fiendri new: $25,__2000 settee . . ' te A ) o ‘ ‘ ] _ ——— N ) . he i 0 ouUns 7 Ue - Vas ist 5iio 1 sucker molds; cheap. 38% 1 Indiana. SHOTGU N—12 gauge, ., hammerless : ~ Yike side ane pe ground ang, = ‘out: | BARGAINS co Arayle. wis. dia hatte ts rick: atta ~ ae eB RIN : Mi antag BEDROOM © SUITE —Walnut; with true tone. Rox G-287, Peat -Dis rolls. B851A_ Keftner! ly. LInde i TG BDSR. CANNON STOVE Excellent” Pr mem —— y cellen condition: new: he AT 2h oat (Cc) | ne-ota av wn . r = aT or a EE) EER eS a ee ee AT WT OW : ae , 2 20 “HOTGU N 12- Ki au ge da: ible barrel “h; aml- | RADIO SkT—Using double primary on SI ORE AN D OF k I¢ K | TYPEWRITER AND ADDING Call 2711 Gravois av ES 12 A rN) 6 db area} n, es 3 208 Loug hbo: rough radio frequency and tuning coll: something: AT BENSING ER Ss BEDROOM SsvuITE— NEW FP r 7 card (¢) SHOTGU N—-Iphae a; double barrel: ham- | new: brings in distance clear and loud; . satis ” MACHINES NU P2004 8S. ee * © ae washing machine: merless: new: che no A) 12 Me nard. radio coils and coil windera for sale. Open A few of our many items on which we sae ey Jee — ir a! HL $230 7 “HOTGUN st hs - Stevens + Ma He P INDE RS | —, yay Bm gar ali ~ igs = adh store J.et us demonstrate an Atwater Kent or ja and Hussmann: various sizes. Also dis- TY PEWRITER-~ Portable: auto ten, Cole ” concert repertoire; possibly muner : =! ‘ 3 ; ; . . Saat te your OWD | Radiola if your penne: demonstration free. /olay counter re cfriverators. stove: exchange for 5-tube radio set and DEimar 6214 remu ative A enanttt . } steel sign in a few minutes Sm. ob , s+ e ents later. Box K-164, Post-Dis. PLAYER-PIANO ‘RR-nole mee hogan ont antitve = cRean Call GArfield . . ‘ piel. 24a Easy terma on all radios. HOTEL RANGES-—Ovr snecialtv: new | rum. PArkview S087W. (c) | BEDROOM SETS—Sseveral nut erendenaen »] Case. bench and roils: coat new $700 vee (e7, | On white steel signs in hundrats of word- GAERTNER ELECTRIC Co.., and used gas or coal; all standard makes | TYPEW RITER—U nder i; like in oak and American Wa “sell for $110. and arranee taxis to oi CLOTH — DIRECT” FROM LOOM TO You | Ui88., Factory slens.| Steel bulletin boarda 3521 N. Grand. and sizes: real saving on any style. reasonable. 65232 Ted: ka reeteide includes bow-end bed. vanity @p Wanted Rae ot Lohman Plane Cr Tit eae, Mem | Adena ae nities, lingerie fine shirting, ging- | Every form of sice! die and mney gene. epossessed Adio | teastine bent es ouifiis—Soda | gna , forobe and. large dremer, | t PIANO Wiad ——Sieinway = Chickering | 2%¢ at Lehman Piano Co. 1101 Oive. Ask | hams, dim'ties ingerie’ cloth, criikl.d bed- | sign to order. — N Nihon papell R R, lomantate quetittare Te oanee OFC YPEWRITERS—Soid. “rented ana sabi, I arte wr _grand: cash price, pen 105, Poat-D, | fo Ms. Bradford's niano (el) wide sheetings, pillow tub- Auto Sign Disp! lay Co. 15th oie Us Sug Comm ats tt Nl ‘oth ll make estimates, en yt! uy, given. DINING Te Pont PLA 7 = Write tor fm J ay 15th an ‘u LOCKERS—C ot ies: steel: like new; any : : PIANO Wid T sAYER-PIANO—Ellineton AS-rote Ma T gee fomplee and | sF _R— B eh aay Penriter Co., Pine 2} naVING Pty GRAD , wa Ia oat bar ykrand. pri- | uola: case absolutely tn first ;. ; Monaghan Mill Store, Greenville, | STEAM ROILER—With “a'l pipes and argains quantity nin O86 oB3) Y, HIGH GRADE. 8 . moene, best care: no children. Forest tion’ latest stvle; easy to eEram cee bois | patentee in ceeriete: Tine for apertment; Dick LTIGRAP HE yore ay an fj TYPEW RITHRS Unde d. Remi aa CASI ‘ soiaietieinaiaieneneiiasinabininiapasnnane hares! ; ‘ c meogr motor ven; — Underwoo em paresin:, investigate. 3635 Laclede. AT A REAL SACRIFICE eae ons ew | Royal. $25-$50. cost $100; rente 1 month H. DAVIS 4538 FRAN A tt i a lity: 24 new rol's and } _ COASTER—6-foot flexible. ine me! cco en : a yench: cargaln: QO exible reasonable ; = EN ne et are "old 'vtoiin rdione for | $6. 50: $6 per month. Aeolian Co 1h04 good cyndition, CAbuny 6136W 8 td RAGE B BATTRRY—96 volts wth} two beautiful Atwater Kents. model 20. REFRIGERATORS—Any size or kind, |$4. 3 gente S10; apnlies on price. sale. ow ectifier exchange for shotgun or com. zu g PLAYER-PIANO-Mahosanw caw psc | oomen ogie™ Th aff Gp: “all PARES ope Bary terms, GAERTNER ELDCTRIC CO. | RESTAURANT FOUIPMENT—And tix-| -°™® ¥. W. 908 N, 4000. Mabe 1168 —— , . + nade uawe . u ‘ »: all sizes “waned -_- me ’ ey (e ¢ metrumente For Sale balan ¢ Temaining unoaid and will sel fo ne ee: cee ee aw oe tug? Bag 108 The, Hor rele Coopersne oak. —231_N._Grand, Ser caste. po pe rs fe sale pty tt pase ae a Eg for fine American rth $496 mul : Se meen — ; terms $9 ner week to reliable party COPPER KETTLES 1202 Colas 1v.. East St. Louls. I. linoleums. coffee urns. steam tables. hate] : a aes ite Ion SILVER SF ano, white ivory. sa:n- LEHMAN PIANO COMPANY site: _neW: very eam Jgoteted; large T'NNER'S BRAKE—3-foot; reasonabie. Radio Revalring _.|"3nees. refrigerators. kitehen utensils. Renta eetimatee form sh*t, 8t on red 1928 Fran = sai ——— Drie ST — 2714 N. Oth et. APRIALR—Long distance. Sh: furnished | Chinaware. et New and used. Complete fleld 3887. . (oher — A. —____ —_ + 4 POrre : t mA) @ pee Ye ; ‘s. in schine 10. plete ‘lines, all makes; ‘Tenalre, : Sophie sewing machine, -aeeeniiee: oo eee. ae like 250: sacrifice for 110 $140 © "hea Weetk'ln. Ce 5162 J101 OUIVE ST. fe) | DOLT. | ae D—La ; ¥. Siig tind Pd cn av TO PIANO pafahowa ny case. music}, Moving pic sarge: reed doll buggy: tov TOYS—Targ re oak table 7 hairs, kitchen | complete and installed. CAbany 4070. (c) —e_ cash or terms: moet reasonable MOST ¢ corm ve . t id 1‘ ral at. PR i Ta ‘ rrplete; months old. PArkview SRLS - pgs gas lg ing — today for » ems -Adany 1158, 1260 Good. ‘1 og : 5 each, 5024 Ww. Florissant, CALL GRand 6577 for radio repairing. SAFES—vVarious sizes and styles: real rentals. Typewriter Co. ‘ ’ ban, > 4¢) | comolete for $165: terms of whe “ 7 De ILL RUGGY for ae —— | 9. 3408'S “" Ma Bs wt Moan | Catrains. oe ' GL, = ated, II Ceme of Ca , eek can ‘ 4 GG Y—Gra d, ia: TOY AUTO — O.. ¢ . Jefferson. orm anen ‘ nestin — f ea - sitchin comes Stee" haaian'23, |) LR, rave compare. | iit afugpems set SUIT MER | i ie eat eal BER | Sen mag ee Oe | agit eit ame aetna | TH Sah cera satrap . ee as 11ay Ou IVE (1) 1F eae . m (©) ' Market, (e) GArfie 4 $538. 1007 Market: “100 8. 12th. | 4747A Adkins, Riverside 6442M. (03) a >* se Aa } y

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Se SY th oe, See ee - | ak 3 ’ - _ {SONDAY. oe pe ‘ ican aia EHOLD | C ; , OODS, ‘Scaihcs Wackiaes kone: Boca E Soc und tie ies oi = Was — For Sale AdsT sa ia Se — "a ta sep —uitti.m HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE: __ HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE _ SEWING MACHINE ¥ ry i" a * a wy 1 eg * z DAVENETTE—O real ther: used ppceceninammeren ——) Slostnte’ partsblen: | 0 Bedroom Suite eek 326, 48rd Pegncisco, tc) ————E SS eer oe —————————— BGs: +8 | SEWING iN E—Dro a , DAVENETTE : : : s4: ___|‘Ihim new: 82. 4080 Becton gy, r . 9129 angtd soak OF mahogany: beel Tenovates FLOOR Sample Suites , 1105-07-09 -Sensational Sale of Reconditioned = cEw [NX { . = * : at if P Cal! — jae others 1 to ‘ , @ Queen Anne destin. f ptivwe = __JEVY BROS, 3118. 14th st. y/, MPS mip : Welch& () th fe Tl ¢8Y.) Chouteay, : : LA ( : St. ( , ¢C maract| BEN y ong (al el Suite, $49 f° Sx thede \ At a Reduction h t it nga | BS yan S eiiet “rails E D Ba Ie, wines | 25S Vandeventer ae ee | Silk Shade a xchange Departmen irgains CES 8) Take’ $2) gusrantesg te er rung Pimim | ,, saree at. oacioue. 3 plepes umes $5.65 ESAS = ae Ill! AT GIVE-AWAY P : : bar: | view _ : . : ish leather: gpens into good s f 25h t 50% | | . _ | SEWING MACHINE—Singer, and Washington excellent condition: easy od. size, bed: in. I; EASY TERMS © © ’ Piece Sch, 4 elegant conditiom; cheap. ¢ , barrain ‘section of ‘eainple aid reconal: | [if UNION’S ini pases, |cue | WACHIS ~~ a BEDS—200. at $3 each: also 10 also 260 tioned furniture. 4-piece Bedroom Sutte, Dining-Room Se EN NG aie cute oo ee hep chairs Ane iind “Hotel. Dth “and Helirun g & Grimm 2 rial Warten Sie. 135.00 Suite re and | ginia. e ; —__{%) Oth ce 206-208 N. 12th St. a (\GERS and others. $10 to PAST SET—Grained oak. 3837 Washington _f 3-piece Lea og Living-Room GRand | wt Mit i ang 4" bo compiles: Pies: portable , . =e all dinlohee , - ‘ i = Suite. Opens i . == ° ee + ‘SO te 0: ~ Ss Dn 8 an =— ~- ————x = * — A} 15 iénenes Table eee ee ee ee 75 : Com bination Coal and Ges ras [em rented. $3 perm ‘month. bora & mt of stvies. nt peivave ente Galiy. a U ~—Contents of . $150. 00 Guish Lébeary $25 R 30.58 condition 85 $39.76 P | 5167 Easton. LEONORI. Lucas ay. H Kast i 80 rooms. 608A Ne eae ee $9.60 sal hata cadeaatemes aia haba tae Subssadtial Dresser; 42-inch op: ete seed doh es sate : jonay!- | TATLOR Shinn’ coukebete S Singer ABT ser Sai a eron oo 3-Piece IRNITURE—Chiffonier, Simmons brass ae eee a eo a pom -— a pt RRTRE Bs ore i ceciares "i 98.86 oe. pepmcsaa is met $5.45 , ' newer mar ne. comp e wi i oe tabie. Cc rs. ea r Beats; bed ~_e eee eee eeeree eeereeee - eee Oe wWoesr eee ee eee 1 Aseortment ’ SS cre tabs “s**eee ee eeeee . ited | shan ‘sutomeebtiotas ~~: Fide ) Pewee . Cal Cuan. Apt URNITU lete; rug. chea 3915 Juniata. 98.00 $27 Felt Mattress ........ .+ - 86.00 ’ es of veceammeents “ 750 $3 and $4 values in Chairs shop: owing machine. t hol | ashington. avenette ITURE—6 roome: all kinds: wil) sell $10 Vel Filled $38 Rug .....secce-+-+----SI465 [f) | A. Grewore enn on te ing wo. upholste | w ngto (c) _ = our Spring -End Bedroom Suite 1.95 OD. «ccd vkeardss’ _——-- ,chines:_one Willcox & Gibbs nowse Wy : a preshine (c Gray Enamel Combination Range, embitnl tc. .¢. 0... atau $1.00 | $85 Peninsular oT rosie fable with two Brand-new High Chair condi jchine Big lot used Singers. White bis ff S it \ FURNITURE =A — Saswwios: 08 75¢ to $1.75 yard Linoleum, Gas Range, porcelain trim. .$24.00 CS Saas $0.75 | Oak-finieh Kitchen Cabinet, + inachinea” Renting. repairing ae / wite . slichtly used $275. HO1n Cates av. © felt base; yard .............- 25e $30 6-ft. Extension Table $9.60 Largest assortment of Bed Sprin oid ‘ak cele hate e Genk 3571 4629 Easton av. ; . oe 5. Piece MAHOGANY OR OAK FINISHES FURNITURE—3 rooms; $35; rent $10 $30 Quick ‘Meal Gas Range. . . $9.00 $3 to $6 Upholstered Dining Feet in oc avian pecans Bde Full-size Matiteas ener eeee : record WANTE! —Hemstiiching machine: q MY { month. 1414 penton (rear Bridge Lampe, complete, up from $15 to $30 Day-Bed Mattresses . $7.25 CRED § veces oe PG ta: 1.00 Massive Heater, gun- Full-size sbbenedce ts . 8219] price. Bet SAY, Fost: Dispat “e “ Breakfast i= 3 a x Ro es. ranners, Tinoleum. Fe- 8. $50 Dresser .....--+-++++0-- a's oO Chine _ eegeertp ee: SITGD TL PAS ko «ve av bape tcssses .50 3-Pe. Overstuffed Suite...... _(©)| WE are offering a few d 3 re, 2 oF wate Seer Ow ly ll RR ere 02 4s 2225 26a esas : ina Closet .......... 8.00 Buck's Double-Oven Gas Range “= gan Pus machines at a reduced Bric $1.00 C H FURNITURE—p 38 St. Louis. $30 to $75 Brase Beds........ $e. $60 err eS ee ee ‘ Repeat eee eeeteweee $1 95 Odd silk Velour ¥F. e; t AS arty leaving town wil TERMS F I . cook freezers. lew as $30; they cansist Er = / Sul e . sell 3 rooms, car new. 4634 Evans. , 10 to $25 Iron Beds......... SO. Tt Be Be 6 o whos ce dcccdene 9.00 Quick Meal Gas Range; es - aa » he om o* b grind: | mo fel, and portable eletcric: bB-yal 4 INION’S FURNITURE_-4 toon, $20 Linoleum and Felt-Base $35. Chiffonier & drawers and ts wk vit eses .$8.75 Parlor Suites. . Franklit untee, attached acer a S108 wi » sug EO EXCHANGE STORES. eich $40 th , ages: separate or com- IDE A L FURNITURE CO sonnG ey SE aS a3¢-73 SPP PEARS TECH DORR ARES. © $11.00 J. D. CA SON Ss ict } c O.. SOs e os : ’ 7 2 ES Sy” . p 4 I iano eeeeeeaes ¢ 0 avenesne: pens R CO. S —" J ea s 31 2. | W 23 7th +308 age pei FURNITURE—S ro a almost new; se!) 4009 Chouteau Av. rT a bs igi at . -$185.00 $10 De a Seisthathed | laine Ges ) — Bs” iy TRNI Open Monday Wednesday and -porcelain enamel Suite, blue pressed digniay | * $1.00 CASH = ft FURNITURE—6 rooms: sell all or part Saturday E i i PE, 6a ohs abe oad $18.00 . cash | ak ’ : = —peees | FOrest SO9RW. (ce) venings. i “ss egetabie | HOUSEHOLD 4 | UNION S LA BED ; venette, 20 rotker: | FURNITURE—Of 4 rooms: leaving city ——e —_ — i us com- : EXCHANGE STORES, _Carary roller. Lindéll 47538 1329 N. Prairie. _ ERO go . , eee SI on | GOODS 5 Tih and Market Ste. HELZ DAYBED—S405A Louisiana. RIv- FURNITURE s-piece di davenetie set; one eae ae codes ~ 3 f ri : ¥ -208 N. 121 t erside 18M. 550A Arco : = : =! poate oan 206 DAY-BEDS — Latest style; almost new: | FURNITURE—5__ — sosepiete: rent _— mp ee a ae : ky R IGS FU RNITURE STORE | , a wil} sell at low price. Levy Bros.,| 3540: income $35. 6135 Alabam abe. Apply 3682A_ Arsenal, fc) Combination Anti im ; — = 311 S. 14th st. =r. FU roeh aa ents 3 roome, complete Tatcett’ attackenent: “nsed i enih. Call Derwees : n u = — chairg: fine condition; |DAY BED—Beautiful. metal: cost 4108A California c) ‘ ‘ e 825-27 N. 8th.St pow 7k rg ‘ ANHQUE POS1TER-BEDS - , | . ; RY OCOlfax S5497M. (c) will sell fer $12. 5736 Westminster pl.. | PFURNITURE—4 rooms: must sell; ee Monday. 2908 8. Jotiaws. ceoe) RANGES R 12 . : tiques. 1623 Annex av. Alton quartered oak; cheap. | scond floor west, city. 5406A Robin, GAS RANGE—White a gS — x GS E 0o., | ~t°*: TAING = . 21 8. J DAY-bED—lIren automatic, brown cnamel | FURNITCURE—® \ rooms: good: fine for ae regulator; new goods, N. IN MANY PATTERNS, O80. ANTIQU BE “HAIR Set of 4. . KEBLE —American walnut, finish. cretonne pattern a4. Bt ae $20. rooming house: sell cheap: leaving city roadway. — —— TOOTS CTP 2 .-——SSO 4a “os Sel ae ’ Sai geil very cheap; sel) separate: LEONORL 3507 LUCA 5332 Cote Brilliante, ret ie) GAS RANGE—Quick Meal. high oven. all ° $6 95 : les | | ANTIQUE DAN ss on a 50-ineh, {129A Walton. DINING ROOM SU TE — Walnut: at rugs. | FURNITURE—Blectric range: uew va ee ce ROT TLS $4.00 CASH me pi er # yen. oe riod stywe; ee ee room at: like | oven and broiler, in and good condition: 206-208 N. 12th St. 208-208 7 atl St >) ~ FIR FA IN NE W AN 2 USED FURNITURE } ' sa -. & 25 a w r c ; ) ; ‘ers. | y c : } : } qp | sunatie. 3562 Fiore place. cm are oargaing. Come in and see) SCO > ue Allen. 1506 McCausland. (1) tg. Sout END HARDWARE CO , 22.50 | 9x12 ] $11.95 E ANTIQUES— -Victrola. ‘a eins a variety of sizes. styles and | 1 DINING ROOM SET—1 Lving room set, - ——— ae “4 Paeanetee Mulées... sacas* .$ l Congo eum Oe ee a BO )) ing | soods, cheap. CAbany claim. 1488 te all in good. condition; prices | 1 kitchen set. 4360 North Market. __ | FURNITURE—3-roora apartment. prac- | GRand 9180. 2861 Gravois. _(c) i Gas $9.50 Windsor Rockers $12.50 ¢ mies | ‘Gtamnemt Sv. -. as low as $8 to $49.50: easy | DINING ROOM SET—Oek. like new; price| tically new: leaving citv. S08 Leland.|GAS RANGES—Almost at your own }} Ranges ...-+++-++eeee8 saree eens i alta. | TABLE— Antique parlor : me oe Diepesdloned Toriisgre of sem- | $4). 6440 Wanda. . (ce) | third_floor. sout. west. Parkview 2329R. price; Quick Meal. Buck's and other |, New Odd Ch ° ({ 9-Piece Teschern Dining Solid Mahogany Sewing )) Ait: | caffce urn _dranerics, silver 5219 ag , fac DINING ROOM OUTFIT Buffet, table | * Un Ot cheap: leaving city. Gail | Keiner's Warehouse. 1211 N. ‘Vandeventer. | J , airs DT eden. ccccscccot es osQ@lROe | + QMBiNOIE 42... exievsvay teen a “AY run rimrm and 6 chairs. $40. 915 N. Broadway. real bargain: cheap: leaving city. al iner's Warehouse, a PASTEL ) eae 4 for 5 | va ar ROOM pred amay em een) | after 12. 4806 Delmar_bl. (c) ite, $5 (63x) | and Rockers ») Kitchen Cabinets wees » » $12.50 |3-Piece Living-Room Suite.§89.50 4 7 9 2 | FURNITURE—Apariment contents; 7 mor STOV E— White O, kitchen heater, | |} } \ Ee sa as cage AES { HOUSEH ‘LD GOt GOODS FOR , hand Washington stove. 4024 Hartford. LAclede_1003./* 0005: must sell; priced right; terms.| $10. 4127 Lea. pi. | FURNITURE CO., Extra p coos lett, t Foe ee ( Extension Tables ......---- Floor wae - $8.75 \ ments A. B. C. WASHER—Blug name | . DINING ROOM hf Sa —8 piece walnut. 522 U | 42xx Olive. Box W-250, Post-Dis. (c62) | GAS STOVB—Detroit Jewel: side oven; 1419-21 Franklin Av. in variety 0 f finishes an styles: some | §) Heaters ......--+--+++++-$14.50 i ; ono rugs, linoleum: reason ay Fi ESSE Fores! 223i = —4 FURNITURE —* rooms complete $87 ies Se ee cat 4064 $ Seas, =i *F New Heaters $6.75 is sold ae TA 3, Basement Bs they last. last. IN ) 2 | 4 wes ‘ ev NMG - - at slightly used—open even ings. S STOV Bea utiful it j n on Se eee ¢ Jt. age arga : t if ie | get on anes nied E> DINING-ROOM SUITE—Cheap. « 8. | FURNITURE—Of 3-room flat and Persian | GA'S-STFA Rs — i- . Seren ~ ¢ sod | BABY BED—Busey end chair; very ‘ io Gas Range 11th. ie |, Mittens: ash. 3514.N. a flat and P —— GAS-STFAM f RADIATORS Call DEI New Coal Ranges... .$25.00 fellrung & ‘Getic 1809 Olive COMPLETE HOME br momo CEn. 7460. HEAT- : v Te ‘or S656R. | 1900 Neb ~ D4 ‘ Di} a ag "Dro Lats en like ing: city. GATELEG TABLE—Mahogany 54-inch; Velour I iving Room — ——— SS inicio a : BABY BED—All white, and a os new: Monday. 2721 Lafayette FURNTTUREsGak Michen cabinet. cole W, teen anny om gnge Elg Ay mS 4 . SSS {c&9) 3322A Abner OR : 4-Burner DINING SUITE—Reautiful il walnut: _o Pin pant cae ee vg ‘ae. oI cong aucatar peeks sabinr Paeeie 1466M. . ns Vin PORE E ETE. $89.00 i“ 9th and Washington SARY § — reed: re contents apartmen eell sep- {| Call Sunday. A ingshighway. (c) a % F | na0o4 St. Ferdinand. | = arately. cheap ant on pene ce) | FURNITURE—Contenta of | 4-room fiat: a wy ait 24) Teenie. cheap sS0e4 Also many other bargains. ORIENTAL, HEARTH RUGS—In aasort- FURN I U Sanys RED__wN w. 3 : DINING ROOM sue c—11 pieces. Renais-| ovc-stuffeq living room set, new: ust | Mian res ' : y I 18 foot Pheld a ee $14 50 [| ete: tarmain” Call Sunday. 6415 | sail at once. 292% ads. COlfax S715W. | 2m #._rear entrance, ——_-______ || WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS. |ill| ote cake dete nt a at Ee : es BABY BUGGY—Liosd; shghtly @ ; $2.00 CASH ere ante a se | gp eg = Ai woos outfits. | $139; $3 | barcain. Phone at once. DEImar 4550. —-+ - LEONORI. 3507 LUCAS AV. i a oe ea NING- nae ; reekly ; on» is, 32. W y. ua 3 : — ae ~~ = Ls . oe | cheap. mas hen Ridse.— ——_—_ UNION’S from: American wainut and oak; very Peta £2 wa AY eee | ge ag hy ee in excellent condi- PARLOR SQitB- +8 “Piece. cane: back: EXCHANGE m3 yeare, Sristnsine. Hed . 2 teipcotiste reasonable prices. Levy Bros. 311 5. 14th) PORNITURE—Living, dining, bedroom, | HEATERS—Flectric; like new: cheap RANGE—Quick Mea! comp fiat toa, = oo acer 2 oe : EXCHANGE STORES, DINING ROOM SUITE—A bargain, quick; kitchen. lamp, rug, draperies; like new.) - , ‘ enamel. Also. daybed. 4735. ‘ ‘Je 1 vent. BABY BUGGY - -, Hey wood He 7th and Market Ste. sale: substantial. dark oak. 4237 Lafa-| Musi sell at once. Riverside 6859W , | $108 , Botanic: so RANGE na 9th and Washington Ay. way.(c) peishtly ised: .S ort $35; o> Be 206-208 N. 12th St. vette. (c) | SCRN]TURE—4 rooms of furniture. con- HEA’ ER— Wilson, medium; oak satqneme: ek aunt ay reasonably = Sig awe om & u 7 > ac cor mdaition. 2« ; or. | . } Jeet Seat eed. Foren 7418 DINING SUITE—Queen Agn O-blece: Pull,| venient to care and downtown. Victor | —Eaoeshis So" ST: before moon ai | : Xt RANGE—In good conditioa; $10. Keiper Cash or Time—30, 60, 90 Days 55564 Ashland (ey man Gay wed: yom velvet rug. 6113 paeie castes Sinine yoga 5 pieces. — ‘store. 2746 Cherokee. fc) | Vii Hotels & \ _Warehouge. 1211: N Vandeventer. mrt Considered Cash BABY ( ar “door and white top. $10. 11294 Walton. |Salle st. Victor RE Ra > ] and rug. 5509 Maffitt av. dence: suitable for rooming house or in- | weaTicR—Wilson; like new; $12. 201 5. UNION’S a combination; chef. 3453 Oak Kitchen 5 'BED AND “SP F INGS—C heap: vernis M 7 Cedar DINING- ROOM SET—Beautiful ie: stitution. Call JEfferson 6261 for ap | Jefferson. EXCHANGE STORES GCadinees. «cccicoved ° Sn fran, “Cail Sunday “afersoon. SA I tee aipateraigees tee (UE a= ana cea teams | arn iam aod nee ws ||) Tee cee | ALOE ae Beer ome omer ws. | CReg Secaa et (ih one cme Cy mn necti it ne ear Y r eT TRViICW es ‘ i. Bex > - sal - ww; ¢ 00 ; | RED—S ene & ivory: spring. “mattiresa( . Chest DINNER SET—Hand painted, 167 pieces; | ,@* Foom ov erstuffed * aoa © — rugs. HE a a eg a aggre 206-208 N. 12th St. RANGE Combination. Superior. $30; bar- Se $8. eost $40 price S20: wainut bookeerea : sean, somes included ; reasonable. _ mes tg ete — av re sell today. 4432 Nor Market. ' gain 8S. Jefferson . ; ‘lede c) ason : = rth Marke - : E =Cgpbinat ign } ) BEI Breet * spring, and mattress. st ie . $9 50 DINING ROOM | SET—Sampiep. _brand tack chale Sea, Cabos sotheen.” rh. yore te ; ki. _ (e) IRON BED—White, with ace _— gy, 7 f ACUUM CLEANER—E and at | ff) Oak Bu oc asescee «BO-0e light oak dresser $10: chifforobe. $2 ” new; will sell cheap. Steiner Furniture a; cue. wicker fernery. floor lamp. 3863 | HEATERS—All mak ee ones | Mee ae aeeee mas springs, full (c) | _tachments, $15. COifex 4708. ones Oak Extension Table. . .$7.50 Areesing table. $7.50: two mission rockem, | $1.00 CASH C.. 1202 S. Broadway. (c68) Seer kiaot a a; — yes oe gy 2021 Shenandoah. | top, $20: 9x12 robe with glass FANGHE—Boneaiow blue and gray en- Lee. \ China Closet 10.50 b7.50_ each. ee iE Arsenal_st Bee TAT > DINING-ROOM SET— Buffet. tabie and 6 | FURNITURE—4 rooms complete: almost | 7#EaATERS—2 medium-size Wilson: — oek mestic sewing inachtie, § $20. cs hn g ome’. also combtnations, At very lot | Voor CLEANER—H over zs epee: l c : , | , UNION’S | chairs, $20; will sell separate. 5039 Maf-| "ey. must be gold by Tuesday: make | qj sue 2 unrlor chairs. 6224 | 2d floor south y » | brices. Levy Bros. 311 S. 14th st. practically new: -185.|@ Odd Davenettes .....§$12.75 | of all kinde; _- poe Gumons 7 ms ; - i Titt. (c) an offer: all day Sunday. °.611 Etzel. | Carlsbad 3 blocks. as ot Gravel, ~ Ki1 CHEN CABINET Ww hike: (c) RANGE—Superior « combination, hot-water Post-Hispatch._ »} Iron Beds ee eee ew eeee $2.95 | Smith: Davis: twin size. and n > Bn, 4 EXCHANGE STORES | DINING ROOM FURNITURE—®9-piece | 3d floor’ west. CAbany 208 Li. (Cc) | HEATERS—Cnarter Oak airtight, Bridge |,.tion- $10. 4208A A nal bere condi- | back: perfect panenies: $20: also kiten- WALNUT what-not. very old, 6 feet muah. | Oak Lib Table $7.50 gig 3? Tare a oo amples: | 7th and Market Sts. x dining room set. very reasonable. like | pq> RNITURE—Apatiment, mol ! sion table, $5. x12 rug. $8. 3224 Cote dition. Keel: Jevell hot-waler back. (ec) A B size: Bo: ~ 1, DAVIS, 1516 FRANKLIN. DAVIS. FURNITURE C©O., 1516 FRANK- | “Cote Bri'liante. — —,. | LIBRARY TABLE—Bed. unused cheap; | deventer_av. a 8 (53x) Post-Dispatch. a ‘ W/ . Auminsi hago ~ INING-ROOM SET—Beautiful solid ma- |'HEATING STOVE—And glass cupboar no dealers. 3253A Oregon. *| RANGE—Combi 1 only, Bri WasHEn eae: S50 4 : OOD : |g rom uaperagmeedldan inoegey ~~" TIRING chipnendale : also walnat bed- | FURNITURE— 5 rooms, tovely furniture | cheap. 3435A Oregon a ne) LIBRARY TABLE—Willow shins” “Suan apeaeh No, 88, yo 4 in penne fs oti umphrey. ag 2 1528. per ib. . tank Caer on ‘tt. like new: gas stove iliy wa- li new. including ciroia an aDY | tyw a” STOVES— 3: gas heater. . ~~ ‘ on; very ; 100-.b | BEDS FPOROBES——-Walnut and ouk : dress- ter heager; Taster furniture: will eacri- Bano. | piano: flat optional at $70 with ip oe gy - , fc) £502. Minnesota av. before 12 Sunday: SOUTH END HARDWARE ©Co. WaSHERS Wederal and ore met pecogee. ; ni ees eee, Seine Saek. fice, 4515 McMiNa heat: wonderful location; must oct. lav | HEATING. STOVE—Airtight; hot-water TERA ees 72 (c) |GRand 9180 2861 Rewete (c)! built and guaranteed: easy terms te iced) . 5 OB. r € 8, ma o dea r > Poe ; BLE—Hear ; | heaters, go-cart. etc; must sell. 176 Dinin Suite om agai 2g ‘ (e7) | coils: $10. 1510 John. ™ cant TS: anevtties fer a RANGE—Combination ue: er Elect . Co. 3521 N. Grand. ‘ | mink 4147 Olive et. — | HEATING STOVE—Large. 2720A Park | incubator. 250-ece capacity. 8 brooder $15. | 2 '7e* cles condition ; ckeling in A : a i : NIER — 2 double beds; Morris | FURNITURE—One_ Brunswick ‘consote | “ay. Baptiste. 8915 Lackland rd.. Cwerland Dis-| “#9* euape. soe bea | tt . p «athe check © rocking chairs $88 | phonograph. one floor lamp, one ivory | FB ATING aTOVE—cCharter Oak. Hot-| trict ; - - OUTH END HARDWARE 0o., S. B way. m and EASY TERMS in. - QGRand 19°1W. bedroom set. 1] mahogany living-room ta- “se , ithe 029 arket. ao eeaceny GRand 9180 2861 Gravois. ) : ‘k ) 1 table; no dealer. GRand 197271W. & Biz good condition. 3 M LINOLEUM RUGS—®xl2 A re ; _ (2) w 2 Noor samples cheap Thes | UNION’S | et : : A strictly Jacobean aulte. Buffet. ex-| pJe, 2 rockers. 1 music cabinet, one pulr | oC stOVE—Hot , blast: slightly |* er used; sell very cheap. 1120A Walon, | SEED SULEY—@10; like new. 4161 Ash-| | soltes END HARDWARE 3 is J a3 4 = —- n irs o t at . 2 TVING_ ROOM SUTTE_ Two-piece : an serves | ||) sa ‘fil ; CHIFFORORE. ee ~ y mee tion. Easy terms. Basement t | Mtn ca Pe a pgs Ha ag Riv erside | used: dandy: cheap. 3664 Finney.(c) LIVING-ROOM SUITE—Two-piece over- Ac) | GRand 9160. 2861 Gravois. ¢) r with ly EXCHANGE STORES, : Selnut. oak or mahogany; big a section of sample and recondi- BSASW ae 0 ig” Maing (e) |RATING STOVE—Charter Oak; enamel) stuffed: quick sale. PArkview 54507. (e) HOCKING CHAIRS——U phoistered: a 2 WASHERS——Can be rented: Save 50% 4 More and ee , | 1} re ve ee oe . 5,2 wae ; will sell at low _hrices tioned furnitu 2 : a | parlor furnace. like new. 4112A Blair. Liv ING ROOM. OUTFIT—3 Sleces: cnet ent Sor SS aan y= bao, Oiil Per - oan. See Gaertner "Electric °. 9821 Buy on Cr t. Too. es) ) ij 96-2 ae } . . vY RROS. 311 8. 14th st Gi FURNITURE—-A a bargain: dresse TREATING STOVE—Large size Wiison, $17 5- sell f $75. 915 N. Broadway ckering up piano er- | N. ; redi shelled | ' oe eh & rimsm chiffoniers. chifferobes. beds of all kinds. | HEA he & 2845 : or 2. AME tk kL shine apa floor MACHINE—FEleciric. first-class | \f pPostace | : $63 " » Hellrung bed springs. kitchen cabtects, inca a | Art Bg 5 ee gy Naty Rene Or A mel child's aed ROLLE OP DESK and swivel cneer, for | condition: white enamel combination UNION’S : t heatin toves, “ I Enev. i. ‘sine | ons ifice. A219 aoe : terms. Basement bargain sertion of 9 bed in American walnut.| vou wil] find our prices less than usually | EIVING ROOM SUITH—Overstuffed; aleo| all 3711 Gravois. te) ae SE $26; A. B. ae $25. Washers re- - | BEDROOM ST = = alnut, 3 and reconditioned furniture. FE TR mage Es mgy buffet? china closet and|asked for used and old style goods; % | Parlor | rugs. Cal!) 3711 Gravoia. (c) | RUG—Colonial hand hooked: made to or- Sundays. *T0 age GR oo a ee ARD | cheap. 6107 Palm. FOrest_ 23322-4 rung & Grimm 6 chairs with tapestry-cov ered Beat. Latest | months considered cash Dennis srus. | _LIVING-ROOM SUITE—Oversiuffed: mo-|_ der. Grand 9546. {c2) vois. (e) , (ao) BEDROOM SU ee vy other # d hi + design. Would exsily pass for woe? Easy | 35°4 Delmar ct Suite | hair: like new: cheap 3311 Potomac. | RUG—8x10. yee velvet: runners, all kinds. P cake; | ure. ruse: cheap. _ Call HI and 4230 2 y wv = min range from aS low as $12{| modern 4-roum apartment. this furniture EXCHANGE STORES, | LIVING-ROOM SET—Ali-silk. mohair; | elberger. ce} HAND POWER WASHER. $ 6.00 BEDI . a sa srl . +» RANGE— Real eT S10. Gall to $22 sasy terms Basement Bargain | was al) bought from the Lammert Furni | sth and Market Sta. and breakfast room set. 5779 McPher- | RU'G—Ox12: fernery with bird cage. brass THOR P 00 Tse Ca- | PRaNKLIN. 1e r. a026A Penrose st. a Sec tion of sample and reconditioned fur-;ture Co and is of the hes ae — = “06-2068 N. 12th Bt. = - —____€) | bed 385) Russel! ey. - ~ ER GORE oe 76.00 rest: | suntion soit to BANGES—$12: case terms. Su- | alture been used bys family of two less than one | LIV ENG ROOM SUITE —And Werary table. | RUGS —Besutiful Witten sa | qe Ri DRE eatieegas 2.00 ace | BEDR OOM SUITE pieces urniture Co.. 3519 Easton. yea — = | va undey vetore Pp Mm. OF MO ¥ | apartment; separately, cheap ©) | : beer 1e80) | PY alnut, finish: real bargain. ‘Steiner Fa ERaNGE—Charter Oak. like new Hellrung & Gem | can! ana” chairs 2 end “tabien. odd ‘chairs we | @._m. 6619 Kingsbury second floor east. | 12 |! ALL THESE MACHINES IN GOOD 261 COifax 326 |e ee: Co,_12s §_ Broadway. raat Louixtana. Riverside 0292. ic) & Wash Mite ety Salitt Maentee Se a HEATING STOVES LIVING ROOM SUITE—Cane; very cheap. KUGS—Two. Oxi axmingier: ey Pepe ote ited © & 5 BEDE, fu - x. ufforebe. Ww \ cin! we { . TEED | BEDROOM SET— Bed. rm i : og Cees two heaters: Oth as ington chairs. buffet. 1 Axminster Sy 1Ox12; 2 5 All es — any = or oe i Aclede 2149. — oo ae | ama - ; MISS MAN ee eeqe na Macser. @ e: i ZY arntine. en == —— ————— | Royal Wiltens. 10x12: Herrick refrigerator. $5 up; also large heaters for garage, fac- | - 2 phe | Neosho. Riverside _ i ANGE.—Bridge & Beach: good as | Quick Meal gas range Lorain attachment | tories or offices; very cheap. | LIVING- ge @ sv SUT Tas —in assortment; | Rt \ist-—Good. ~~ ee ; S exec. CO.. INC.., S ¢ Ma |) B WROOM Shki-—Two-tone — 2432 Hickory. talso miscellaneous lot of gage acm ab on 4.3 —— BROS. 62) | at OF EOXNORL OOO LUCAS AV. Cleaning Co. 3829 ney. tof® | 909 PIXE 8ST : le | . iractically is reait a : Trier ic rT ] f im? late ©. e.,ierson (c : Ultable Cpe practioally -dihel ra Bric RANGE—B! ack ae0. Supe rigt | mae awe pol oinggs - = yal — 4 '{IVING-ROOM SET—Rose and taupe mo- | RUG—Oriental. K ~ me- GaArtiel4 6779 | —— ach. 3826 Mirnesocta 3404 | BEDROOM SUITE—Brown ma PST RANGE— Bridge & Breach Superior | ito J (347. Laclede Telephone DElmar lea im S Ov : hair; overstuffed; $100. 3516 Ss. Comp. an samion. Baxi 3. ber toot ao ~. = | ‘finie! ces’ a bargain; pric . at ' = asgew. | C7) | ty g t CS tea_, “a 565 — ___{e)| imish, & bp . wo nh ———————=— 1] r ay : Ss = = li room. din room sets and kitchen t . mi if erobe an 5, Homing Pi Att ae , 3220 Olive St. DaeEsee gS gt 2 bi LObkL—To0d va! | hot blast...... ° up | a — gs a at high prices: - rfiure., Al, od —- i ant iton pebuilt: | ) “ pr e eV S.. ue SU ? roadway. | | 0 wea « ARY—Sofa. chest of drawers. P > : os P given. BEDROOM ser ois ote _ % ——S DR Reee es hes washstand: good sail The “= — enn ye a bar | PROSSER’S = of cheaper quality: your choice of pone = haire, 38172 West Pine. (ce ees CO., 1908 Cheutess A ine st. | G | ee aa ATION Bn} tion. S718 Tennessec. c gains; x iarge 1100 urniture, rugs | 1% - Te) red ther. ~tt — . feBS) a Th HIGH GRADE, ate Oak. ‘wa. ne enamel. Sa ease CHIFFOROBES, ERIS | end stoves. Cash or time: four months | 3220 Olive St. : andl Mohair. he EE Like ew a 3 rm eer f ) ington £& “a DAVIS, 1516 FRA : Rarion RANGE—Blue enamel: | TABLE. CREDIT | so A syne ‘a . 1 Rose and Taupe Velour SIDEBOARD — La pares top. for rew | COMPLETE OUTFITS ' 3 i mee? | ROOM eVITE— 7? pieces, ow © codition. Call Sunday. 2533 38. | CASH DAVIS. 1516 FRANKLIN ie) | | Hoosier Cabinets AN) have loose cushions. spring seats ret rnaatig 5990 Jull ; cr . BEDR 1, Phat Gay ses ott third r. H. S, 1: NALIN. fC} and backs; easy terms eed 3s BT Teor Beavtiful ; D. 5} i DINNER SET FREE i 1162 large ‘eae ker a : ATION RANGE—Bilue enamel. | 0RESSER—Ivery: ivory bed. box aprins | N o|} Some are practically new: finished in section of sample and um | Pennevivan fer it fi ite nel yanrny, ena nut. latest patterD: Meal. ‘atest style. cheap. 1007 aad sigttress: ate, fae cma ms °\ gray and white enamel and oak; there is | ture. ILVER TEA SET—Ivory bed room sulte. ' With Each Outfit 3: over. | just 4 months; worth $806 for only Om lam ria apt iand Apartment R15 EY 18th oe Wachingteh*- {e68)-| 5. % 2° 5: ee ee ae HMelirun & Grimm | “lew tooks. “other furniture, Be Enon ewriter | 1026 Frank . ENITY SILVER SET — 46-plece. |S $315 Marvian’d Ans : ————_ — | Giese are exespiionsi say ne pasees aoe ‘BED—Complete, 2 other mat- | 3 Rooms Purniahed writer | | Frees wed — ; .: lene than one-half original price. mar ‘ ‘ ” : 'GAS RANGE—Quic ck Meal: ename!. BFigh range from at low as $22: terme. ch 5008 _Cates. fc) $1 19. a , came — FO-est 71238. (c) ELECTRIC ~ IRONING MACHINE —On *. | oven: broiler. COifax 2096R ss | Basement bargain section of smmate and an as in on STOVES. ent ranges pe ! tenga - re 4 ' —Dpholstered in tapestry: bargain, , count of death. 3597 Bc igan . | MIRRORS—All sizes sultalb ; ; ; — 7 UY WALNUT FINISH bes = BET OGood condition : $20: ture, 3715A SA Wroming. tein 2 naif oc ee ANGE S008 al os a ae | HOSPITAL RED—Almost new. $20: c x —~ or beauty parlor, and other de- vie | $2.00 « wre ss : ac ; f/f 2 ome , Py s » ‘ ° man ; "Es—O this and BO devs | WH 3 pre! Lafayette. (c) | FERNTrURE Compl 62 Dickieen. . “$4. 20 _22.30A Walton. | ante eg oe. stove: $8 es LEONORL LITCAS AY. ae HEATER Bring dou Bonn meg as part (tf ° _ 201 8S. Joffersun. (FU poset ke fe ‘URE-— deal GAS ie. aa 33 De sant or Rion. | OTREHOLD® GOODS — 1 dining room MORRIS 1 as new. . poe Se es — 2618 Franklin Av. JEfierson 7690 No. 6.17) — rT? : ETte — -“Wiathowanv: and mat-} em, 251% Grov FOrest_ 30253 8 RGEL 5} : it | out te, 1 living,room, 1 bedroom, 1 rug. | 2128 As - ‘ : spriition || Hi UNION'S beget Comnecticut, __ OR Re. at al a ye CEabany 4 42933, am iON SED Full ceed Weomed worng. | OO dewien and colored; tacrificiag f iy nN Beautiful brown mabesdhy dev" ||| any evening by appointment vets) ff) | Hl] EXCHANGE © eronae E SUITE—3 pieces orapa hs | eas RANGE—Bius enamel. cheap: Pug| mattress and larce heating steve: no deal- ' quick Exceptional bargain at os 9: enport table. new. A ax HT . HH rth and Maree tess ner Pumiiure Co.. edge? | ute a> aublee "6403 Evans. i ‘and furniture. 1444 Hamilton. ic) ‘ers. 3503 Chippewa st . fA bany 78 ee reA2. 6497M. ic) & it 200-208 N. arn yy . ( x) rent a no " . Repaired | , rantee: one ee > u ic) | - ‘ > | Ree ; ‘ Ce ee ee ee pete hoe ah pines © one rhea en lg te inte ee ~ em 4: Os Pm Del te nn ea 1 OS te thy ol vs an 7 WH nny 5 Wn, - Ke Hilal rs , awe ree ntiath eh was a we he he , ue Wee tow ‘i ee alesepuitaw « WA te Aen, Marty, Boley) shipenttes “ Ae A ay and Mesiiry ee a a roe a “ {Ponty * OL yw ig + Bm oo —_ . Sa + ay ee ge mee + 7 ¥ 6 bad . Sal 7 ¥ . . nite et itbeme unt thicadinns : sd a taping PF tua dah oT ee a Lae ee * zn Te saa ils > a ie ~ ma > : “ on > or Ge ey ie ys "Sw « be Ray ° . a ‘ ™ "ey A . a 4 . ~ oy ees

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Fourth « | POINTER Tharouaniy on | B10) _Diive ‘®) | Hornbeck-Hardie Electrie Co. | 845A Easton : “AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING | | -| geod sesriever. 6 2 OU ag oFveC SS Weekly reminder fur moiom, &. ¢ or PEE tae bough. teady cash, Phone : © | POTN En —Raeinverec ween Bao or trate SSD | PF. —p, pars 3 parrowe fiat —— cs r pice hist: x up to 200 | i. verside Gi4d). bus ieee HOODS, FENDERS, TANKS Now Is the Time oo 2 3 | Bié Mar at. Arle | ALL bought . wane) Don't throw your radiator sway. : _ | Magner Loxemopurs : : | | Be: > g 2 power ” ; . a > ZU a Ting famous Art — 23-6BR6 jo | Klink « “S505 5. Grand. LAC S771. \G8) | ean save you money. We make a age’ | POUINEER-—-W el) es sa exits £900 | 946) &. Grand. Monkeys. Persian kitiens. = 2018 | iis wi — far paces eS ' rite. ravbit dox $10 sepa ehoteun. | ghip T. &. C. BO. D ereay fi “SHOVEL —% yard: coated | AUTOR as Wid — Fo nignas' |= repairing al] makes of radiators an | : ) (PB) | cies 4°72 Ear. ic’ | paRARIDE eautit jumesed einaine oriesant _ ugter : prices; fash paid “OUfas 6552 65 52. icB)} |‘ ahort order. JETT & MAUTZ. | ek . ‘i 3 eh 6: : o i the | POIN PERS—Gooc os anf birt find- CANA nag ae = , so po ns ae ae “MOTOR MART” latvTO Wid—E ‘xchange modern chate Ta: 3 walt | Phone JEfferson £488. 3226 Olive. iciB) | bu 4 wyaraet fo! fous pray Dum ant o ere: mol gun ehy cat $40 gets her Meme ne mg t e¢iect from: can Bg et : wE 6 EXCHANGE. BE | Clomeg car . Box G96 Foust Die ee ee * 3 wet. eons. Praneh. | COifas 268% M them sinc handsome cares. Foto B20 'PaIz Bt merece MOTORS. (AUTOMOBILE Wid—Por sauity i_ my | Broughams—For Sale : ; — —_— — aaa | POINTER Male thoreughiy @roket,. two each: cage stands etc: If it's sued fer |“s90 6 BROATIWAY. MAIN iuue. tetP : bungalow Ask Ashby 702 Times Bids. | / Will hold your purchase for Xmas delivery tf denired. & , years old, Tregwterei: very geod nese this birds we have ti. We ainc have a nice | == |AUTOS Wta—fFur wrecking. 2044 3 Demonstr ators fe / is not @ chenp dog sis female. litter collection of Temaies for breeding E fan RENT MOTORS | ton. Lilmdel’ 4837. Cie (cb) | reconditioned and restored to its origina! beauty and 4 8 Dogs and Cets For Sate | Pessongile. Dr “yi ogg 26 Delmas ee = he Fe ast se Aiwoes | With purchase rivilqges, fir if fr c., | 4UTOMOBILE ES | Wik an , make: snot | a Aubury G-cy landers 4-dour Pas like new, Only $160 down gets you one of these ds iz .@ 4 = Doge Pore puc grows ii. Fiaig se pore. exe 44 ry > , ; # ecompie tnetaliation ’ A 7 | pa Tine wveearw tii ve ; u n 6-cy inde: c. . and uburn ae cars Libera! terms. = 3 7. @ POINTER BIED DOGk—2 broke DE year Ben + i SEEVICE OO. 909 Washington. (c0v)") AUTOMOBILE Wid , the equity ae | cylinder, ¢-room ‘ me i Te ae >. broke; will demonstrate #13 be above. | homers: co hean. 7 611 Water at TTER—Barga! Crest riced tO # ae ) ms Fi BS aaa Ware Ewanus Hilievoro Bc GOUD young singers for Xmas Dresents. gon. S55. Pargmouns *rinters e1ge TT TOMO E Wid Will exch | eres your opportunity. OUN some o | | > aa se rcs chean. | POINTER DUG—Tramec. 3 years old. Al _sisc femnies } ae _ Seme. + ¢) Barsmmer “Hine een = _ "hee o- rg Mo. ipB4 Be yg Se (AUTTTO ©O. BAW Locust st. Ye Ba Arthur Bi hag 10 ghovtipg Gog gucf retriever. slaunch of | PaRROTS—Seautiful finger-tame Paname PCLLE at oa pal Coneene. ghatting. 6040. : (c) CADELILAC—Latest 1926 sport brougham: | bai 2 as ‘eit ED se) ~pemnte Taal ali-das hunter: gue@ mose: B75: | parrow. Piesge's. 6176 ston ef Unter | coupling aud beltin AUTO Wid—dabe model sport roadster or - 5 months old; tuat ike new; fully . 3309 LOCUST ST. ie ee et Ls a digress. “I ship ©. © D. on & Gavyé tris. you (cht) | sT LOU BELTING & BUPPLY CO. | coupe for my equity in new West End | equipped with everything; beautiful car: | a mea ““ aGUd & Brcaderag" Bre. pees * foes ener a owt a both oe pertiy | PARROTS —OT every description: cooks 50p NN th wt. (c8P) | doubie fiat. Se, M B47 Poat-Dis lady must sacrifice: cash. terme. trade, | OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY > RAGE : le: brow god; | eee ager while a ois Bm ge tam or, | tos. macawe. etc.: jarsest selections: | = seman EE ET —*.____ | better hurry. Motorists Show. 1634 Lo- ae wate for cemais 2814 Hickory. | mide ranger, while auc jive: spotted UOb | ioxes: prices, cases of every desorption: | "TEAM RADIATORS AUTOS WANTED BADLY | cust | mee bf AGLE i HOUNDS—4 Brake gout drallece or gpolied $20 purtiy trae setter dog | ** che *ehee competition: We = vue OOM; 6h tend 100,000 oa. &. af araniesd) We pay cash. See ue velore vou 2 "T 4° if : i , sera de 3 yd yeutt oi@. Diack anc white. goot iecker | arvana Tres “Pet Bho “ey “ - Olive | He | Padiation to reduce stock quick y. Your | Uilive Motor 2H: Aashington. _ B) } C HRYS SLER 70 BROU GHAM : oe ‘ "rT HUDSON — eo ee et as Oe ne sout health not gun eby er epolied. « | Sct. Nations] Pe Shop vile Oliwe-t choice at J. A. STERN, 17th and Chestnut. | TF T | 2925 and 1926: spick and span; like) 1926 CHEVROLET COAO : aie |e ee | bu pickup at $20 We heave too marr dugse. PICEONS—Rec cH rea ame dtock; | — : ee Se — AU I OS WANTED BA 3ADLY | brand-new; one run only 8000 miles: ex-| 4 perf et « th pam. tires Ege ce. Ge Pass SY .. -amerbyre fete > ee , 33 IB ry 09 ater 8 | SHOP Fully out upped. lathes. «rinder, leelliens price range: Vie ; periect car that we ask you to = | 3933 Olive. e aE a owe, |Wrile your wante. J. H. Murray. Brighton, | te cuarantee 0916 Broadway 4 Don't eel. ve el ur price. spot | i price range: fully equipped On jine carefully and gite full fry. out; ened like ae } Ee Wits er 27 — (paseaneas -) | oe | PIGEONS —Racing homers. special at $) | well or ‘tase. 2823 "ete at SEGTErS: ED | coe. vA fi EM GE: Grand (og) | Uaranteed: pay from your income. |inal dueo; interior’ tires @nd general 2 Cos Ex: _ 3 aatie) is sb AOE WOUND —Fortly broke sre POE LOS Sepres: male, Fmt | obs “Eamon at Cuber Pietee's. | SrGaN BOLEK—Coel lacpe alae, Uke | AUTOS eaNTED | OSMIDWEST MOTORS. ING. | BESs" 5g! 4 teed) noesreas sawed come | ‘on. Col, chen: tar = in oes, “EFF i? ay | OG. Laclede 6847 eO2) | 4/> Easton Bt Union | ‘ea 007 | °R Locus a ee, Pe, ree S oun | a t = bargain. Make o a | : = aon mee ee ee Oe Ga rf PPI Hixi pedigree 3510 apo Leh cE F and Herts Mts. Kusranteed ging: | a he 106 Marke, ___. We pay c = 4 Bose you sel) | gees is ees JEttereon 3610. ‘er to sacrifice; we're prepared to shu y AS _= : ~ —. = . SE Cie Feagh: th ereus?) roe _Benie: view JROBY ‘ re. cases and supplies. 8218 Meramec. TINDER © _ Breaker suse © oak GU ARANTY Ord t Locust at | GARDNER—Brougham: 8 in line: JOSE. | pee __ of thie: wonderful condition: trade, terms. 2807 > _Coane model. in the | +4 aremieec. Cal’ 0220 ‘Baivca! eee pari Lite Dod “in toot at, | Bis eraiae 21961 (ce crepes. ewe, 4, eee stoc (cB) will take your open car as part paymreént. | Re i“ full guarantee: long ; anal 5 trade and +4 gic HOURLD—A Be T IbGls Wy. yg hA Merchant _ nites SINGERS—Guarantesd Tomales: breeder of | Brew) _Machiber: ae ——— AUTOS 7 Ww N ' - | Tilton Gardner Motor, 8030 Locust. JEf- |G es BR ib Locust. Open -| Down; very sxc tT CHEVROLET i =e (1) | BO; ick oe iekidie aad fers B | inde one fish BSS) Gereicine. | Mh ore — LATE MODELS: Habs, "ON gency ws - a. a “os - 183 ma and ' : oliers. engines anc hea , | } B lh } d, . ‘ pes ‘i ge Sheep 206) Fuviger | of You Bisiseubers ov Hadautal. 2000 ‘Bi 4828 i = ious , veay to lay, Been ané belt drive pumps. POOREST 577 (eB) | roug aT Onen evenings and Sunday. (c) or es ti —4 i | Carr s (c) | Sora : | aw aciric. seem and was hoists. é a eed: 77 "tn | , dink ve Ripe 0727 Weutiane. Maplewiod St | POLICE PUPPIBS—Pine wélection’ alec } | "ley "chvone ‘ttyors. “Luther ne aecont | and "ue your. inquiries CAE, WG, Ball lint mm wa ine shave" bon aise’ this havens _ ALMOST NEW DODGE | TWO 1926 N ten Sies | i‘ pa “A 6s mie . . b 2 _« rn A i ‘ ¢ ; Ww } ‘ed - eg 4 oe in . #3 2 3 ld état. Base; ] year oid; mead beady hibit: very previy. Must) henniél, road west of radix giation, south of Man we. C J tie fh ee Mac HY. CO.. | will pay cash Box W-17h. Poast-Die. (ce) Lihe , = * rwaln O-Pa mee unger coach: genuine Fisher body: The two prettiest N sacmfice $1 . $i aia! Heid: time siecx: price migh!. Bod’ Weete: "B148M. ‘Manchester aud berry | chester, fire! nouse. | - — — im mak, COU PE} id ——Give oriee and mod HU TT psoN N- “FRAMPTON, 3309 socugt st original Wwrigh! factory Duce Saige: 6 6 otal” — ; BE tian Mapiew voc . CEES ; eee ls 2 & ALL GARFIELD 1203 b Post-Tieus Le “ |; Wheels. 2 bumpers. molometer _ car -f ne a ee HRD DOG—#cinter’ 16 monthe old: work- | POLICE DOG AT #9TUD—Four Geruap | Of ye | FORDE Wid uae sedans. trucks, | SAD: new-Car Snyesralice and nartormance Noon tree veal like Cher. a me ine, wil wel, cea Cl) En al | imburiad. trained. atu, verde ut wigtoe: | 5 Poultry Bupplies For Bale | apdtalow, ‘gauuiiae aad ae sup. | oadsters, 3119 Cass. Lindell 7540 * 4035 LINDELL | die Sane: amie ee oa m Se “ade - i t argec : Jone -W eid s »- if ic Tota “s @, 2¢ # ty] SS » . " gg a to ‘ yt . . : —————— i ee BE Seek Buyse’s st) VY sates a 7 eralifine oo —7 a rae \ ee ~ | oe ae f foe : 940 so a h Ms lens Y | plies. machinery and shop equipmen cable | FORDS Wtd.—Coupe. sedan. touring. roa . KOMNIC. * Soren bis naaring nah aa DLET—i1922 te 1877 coupes. 975 ie ie , rs Sup. ElGiare ken- | h, 7 De Overiend. Mo. Al Gruejer | sitsss oe ems | Sere home and A. STERN, | ster Lindell 0164. 8856 Easton. (6) 1926 Hudson Brougham Always open S06] Latavette_(c _ x, F- 55 age eT ver ates mrtys rey Wavash 2 “O1E —“BITpPpT a) AQUARIUME, FISH, ‘ETc | | as fos Chestnut =m | vcore TY ler Oe wa "s 56's ote m uaed Five-passenger, refinished in BSSEX—OOACH: GOOD RUNNING Be, * Scare 190k Tk Auto Exchange. 4867 $e a ie 7 es | | POMERANIAN PUPPIBS.Rea! litthe S——Wood and steel: large ato | Lare : | DITION. MRS BRAUN GRAND -e.. isan, eine i 7 5 ee : ete poe ae ee resisieres, PF isnhels , Te 20 0 Wi a ont midnight Blue: bumper, moto- : | 1°70: . — oh Bramk & Alfseds Jobn aiuck; no peter; | MeL pieytu) puppies 966) fb. Grand AQUAKIUMS——Gaidfiai larxe selections y- a Mid-Continent Equipment ——| one a Now por Biche" is for Meranr a meter, seat. covers, 5 excel- | ESSEX—Coach; Basex touring. Tr at | Strate: ne mt neae™ r s 3 ~ * s jpemuty werth $200: mua ge! take | PQOUMLE PUIrPIEt Pine. Bo caci LeU hu wed! prices ret Shop. 810! Shiva (chB) | chinery Co 418 dealer Bldg. d St ' eraor 2600 lett balloom tires. The me. Eesex parts. Kirkwood 219 vv to) | —- = = n af the istest ones, hy eae of, ~6WWitusier 1674 Madison # RTT aoa eg D | ee ae (29) WILL pay highest gees ‘. our car. 8715 chanical corditian of this car ESKEX —(each 4-cyiinder: good running Oakland Coach, Overland coupe, ea [ED DGG-—icla> seller periedi will | PUPS—Poy erricre dandies’ malek SF tuincnte on Henme tt team.) anes ant | decem. Bewdl. Fhone See me) | oe Se | condition. 61154 Wells s. ‘c' | wheel brakes baji a | werk © your gatistaction any Gay this | females 94 Sis (ov) | Union (cO9) | ‘ - - ono : anty. snap a 0. Terme | Gessex—o oath 6- must seel. make of-| MON ; i ; 3 ‘ eee aie cp. wm Riverside | PITPE——-Grand lot: under new management. | eV B TATi B—Palr. 50e. Peacocks. 20c | CLAY MINE EQt IPMENT | $25 £000 C ASH ¥( R AU T¢ 8 aad sesh Pony Se. | Ser. SeRe_ Binnessts. | 1926 OA oe eee ‘ Afi € S f ef / tre! ear ast ; ; . i ~: . 7 . te TWEE RIPE Pedignecd waa welt. | EY aie BLLt Ove —_—_— ae | tl iA Eat Gran ais [avid on preailane at lee Selo ie veghe | Reins car, gut cash, Morigages paid oft. | LAMBERT-GRAVES, INC. | HRRER—Cogeh, 1926: SEG0. Clisens” A>! w sou ave interested CHEVROLET COUPE = ge hea A z — 24 ; : fet of ez _ at , i sll, regeouabic, 2614 Dulion (-) | * — Sonnets | con 7 8, Mm bat MACHINERY | | ~ Sees ve truak Jor rts H- 220] Locust Oven Bu. tay BS -¥ eqns. | BSSSEX—'26; looks runs Nke newt: sell) Op} Our price, fully MOTOR CORP - y — 4 ag ; % 5 rors + ‘PRI ERS- A bunier of eet: 2 z ian — po ge ORS ss ¥ aa ‘ Wanted ¥ oa past a - Ie 1] 5. et | MOOK Brougham - 1989. cont $3800. th | @t @ bargain also Btudebaker a 6: y ; 4 + , —— twee rn Grav cta. ae 4 B. sa femnine for, ure Dur nee a to exclusive emal! animal @tore in Mt. Louie: | sy pa WanWINERY Wid Poo aia a Machine Shop Work ‘For Fi e— Ton truck with sariver, ight |. Fine + aaah $350. 2022 De Sota. COl- 166) orcer Gord iaoon Lerma sie) Approved aed a B a-N - i ‘. aud A rua. bosteie. Piewse's at 75 Easton | nel mabe sargate men ike ye nal &... ae oP oe ring pe el 7 | | ARTS AN @ MEYER—Printing and book- | hauling or parce! delivers M. J ) fax 6: ot ini teantiaaliati eats Fioaah . 1995: like new: fine bal- N ey F peer cw 1927 a. be at ‘pion |Teney sigeons. Wille mice Ankors Persian | ine machine. cow @tals. steandilons end | ate ackines 21 5. Oth at. Phone 6$57 Joseph 19% 25 PAIGE J 4 ‘om . ’ mS t , he | Manutacturing (eh) | Wits teade 19°04 Chevrolet ae ee | ning condition good tires: run 1900 | oe hes . ; 2 a Seanble prices: latest and vides chow | SETTER “Sell Gr irade bitch well broke, | 48 OOM) ey ons be urtie, lank motors, | sos sme | Wild trad - roadster, goed | — == \PRAk ATE Ta mies: nrice $200 cash. Lindell S868R | = a sc gun : Pid Presa Garett Bite Ree tY sy {0 20 pump. Chas, Conn, "New Loo |4uew, S196 Acme Miectric Ov, 227 Mas : condition, fur radio, eandard mane. pi | STUDEBAKER BROUGHAM | Sir "ao-lngs: a 4 | Train “YAHLEM foas ¥ a: o ennew. Troy lil, Highwery No 11. sqmt) |S oR mM: . — — | 1896. 5-passenger: fully equipped: won- | Ei SSEX 6—Coach- prettiest. latest: disc | Ma, ; 4 DAN ee foe PUPPIES redler papers For | TOY BLACK AND TAN PIt'PPINS—Pine | “ond i cmt jRe—Now aud =s el ay SAFES ne a ; Aut 1 | derful bergain: terme or trade; 30-day | stee! wheels: electric windshield winer: 5 | 4035 , " a. DY vi iH ae ub YOrktowl : ie) | Liege gitte Hii W Bsiiingtot Co 2919 Lacs WAT hg Peay Pig Benne HAFE Hallie’ B.dx@Ox82. 4th fieor: B14 |. u omob e Loans ; Kuarantee id ‘new tires new bumpers. motometer: every- PIERCE- _ CHRY SLER COUPE ay . rite Lal Yi Mas iyo 4f05 4 "Ate i, eee en eith BULI-—Female year old: | All eens baste kh OUTER fe! | Pine # coal AUTO LOANE to Sollth Side veople Only | ae & ah aan mA, eatiedane jhe o mame Se pe a se | “1825 — 19235 ; oes ge ° old PE imar io pl Cheep with fharhens HOD bin tee ie) ‘hain hy vie te y ' od a eee SATE Larce double ad ~ bp ‘and “@ust open 6 to & B43 S& Grend cB) | ——-- > -— > S ——— ur. Ae ee A tT © : . iF Sd . >+ te =. . f TT ‘ welding outlit, vises, ar | “ho. ; vor eut. —— > aes. iAP). ee. LAMM Wt) re iGr eA wy > ; 2-tone Duce cP ee 3 CUTIE : 4 - writ. flerman police do nent of | bor @ . oe | 8825 Oh ) usb ‘ LL. YS-KN Hr 666 | BSSRX— 1026 coaches: nerfect condition | ves. N : ae ot “gs sea Vemale, hina sud Me | pedien hg easanatie BALA FR me "lia. ee Sof Mer | cares eye ny sold, repaired, com "s iettereat sy ee ee " ob Here’ yf | a a iuat_ 3 few hundred miles | pommet. 2 ect, At-a price. Terms. a a 4 4 os 4 laesinenti sini ; yes - ot , . Ds ,* "’ ae - a ~ eres one o thre amous 6 Knri .'|on the spegdometers« ant r ; - oe . a4 - ~ ee F 3 +. LiUit. PU Ps Paeavie aid wi lhe Pe AT Pal r YT) “4 peat rien pecsthe + iiumorted i ell és | ki f OOM PRESS ik AND Mi " TOR Com- ras: ner enat ny MAIN ‘Olive, Buxton | For of of h a (TINT MENTTA! AUTO tore one of the late ones. ee ee new aacwitio SCs Mn ore _ si oss | ‘ -* has : : 4 lot4 >. Jeffersor. a ‘ monte Oi¢ vedisreed aluck at #0314 | Da . L2eGea rerest Inn. Manchester yc piele with @ir tank; goud edundifion: | - , Sve. ci LOANS Puce finish, ruy very little, cost $2300. Olive — (c7) | _ , | Coupe: 1923 1 odei | 331% We art : farearetig ay ce) tAT SPUD. Boaten Terme Ace Hieh Die priang right Bi. Louie Reauine Bubbe: Kirkpatrick K inanee Company ot, ap A if you are lodBing for @ real car,| BOSSE YX 1925 CO AI ‘TT £90: | ~. condition 2m Aewpis pes: it : Pag: “ay Lies — My prise- winnlig show duge ture? wanderful bloud liiee Vet Mai | c"; rae Locust ie) ‘SEEDE, PLANTS AND TREES 1120 1 cust (e936) | on! 4 i’ wer aid car : " th he «) det & , At H. $295 pe = ae 1e2. Se a we (rose lempiecs, iste olier Pruchi, | “'*_*' 41K COMPRESSORS — Hgliers engines. | & MOTOR CO ; Splendid ifition, BSAA down ” Lindell | 7 Bite ast "= ; => couse a F ; poe ra Kiverside #¥4UW ic) | YOUR DOG ean wet well: ear me Dr Sheaf- | Pumps. heatere. niotore neravor HO. BOLLING “tree au wery. forestry @ LOW te a INARI a ee 7 | a ‘ . : Ai. re jee unalan and arowli sivak i, : | fer hv t Tiicet ay Colfes L68 ia 0 ) chine toulg Jun Ramaing me Ce. a best ific Creu trig ! ar trees pruning ea! Oj onfidential Auto Loans wadilin Bron : 399% —_ ISSEX COACH, s ‘ . ' . ~ _— _ a> : 7 A ‘* ; uf pagisioves nr nate, reasuLalie 4005 | RUSBIAN WOLFHOUND PURSE — Bire of | SU8 5. Piret at. St. Louie, My ‘ole ) od _— and oubling: reference; my rk ¥ "MORG AN, e: ‘2307 oliwe™ need 09, | - —————— aoe ci At H $450 : | 25: $125. down S21 Easton : tt § Ae pe my fis ati | ube juat sliow 1 Kansas (i 5 winnis ts AIR BRUSH PA INTING Mat HINES— i bre — * rilin, i when metorming in CEPLIETt » - a neneine ——— . Practica! | s new car Last one ieft. he “ is Beas coeupe: 1228. Bice car: -. ot ee ‘ Ol my Uibiee ae wm O° ee pointe to chemplonehis fAbany LE7AM an be used for interior er exterior w | Me end nola, CAbany O766 Wellotan iene . _ / ~— - | Hurry if y uu Want tt. Terma Trade. OR ng gag om ye e terms. & f : au us Bo Bade fi Web i Mu ‘ Oilas | aeereeS To Mine ae : Mu eh mounted on ij ton Ferd truck wout $ BOO — |weedworkers, Oomplete eiack of new and | BICYCLE-—-Pierce racer; grector oat; Cray | | jo0d condition, trade; terms. dndne . © | ; : itt “Teeth istered bull, 250 white Leghorn used Machiter on hand tor prompt slip anette § 8039 Garfield. Findel! 753K Coaches Tow NSEXD MIROB, LODGE ee npedbwy By 8 y sf : aC Two oo i dug or, wo ga ane | a. | ment all Wee g@uulbment rebuilt and |) AicyYi'les Hefore buying - ee - ! —- . el 6701 OL E STREET RD. the —@; | Dose , Anion diac , the : gis LAvtede KIDS (oft > hens, ~U younyp pigs, one boar. tet ey all a represent the a ~~ bike department: 86 to $18 Hue while oy rh ii - — wil! — a" a. ~w- . mood | condition: | Open Sun gay + ke } | — = 3137 Lecuet. 4 ; - r bebe hee eae “#0 uperate @ servic i eb . 7 as QO! rac } adater ai Fy an evenings (c ~* : : ase 5 aleus $8 ub. 42546 0 SOWS and lot of farm imple stein Hed o ‘ t ad net ) ae Ghia) vi bone | i |; SOB lowa GRand 78! 50 oon roa “" | 908 Basix COACH | I IDGE ‘ ‘OUPE ; E ~ ti) ACHINERY (0 i : 4 wired Bia) ctoria ot / ni 1 | BUICK-—( wach wet ; ty : yy -*) Like givine it awar: o's. new fF : = & nnd We EATERS. Oy aseoriments «li | ments SHh37A Juniata. ary ont etl N. Broadway | 156) cand) tiun 4187 Shaw. Victor - | otis periect a gucd re? iandard a real bereaia. aS oe oe a y $y ia lows, bademne — ; : 5 gieae. $1.00 tw #8) each. B10] Olive. | Y les eb4 St lwuts Mo 13: | : (e) | \ uped: terms; trade 1 ROS Russel! ‘c) : 3 Me TOR EECHANG f F 3 (eee) | : ap AMS-——-Channeia, angles. ol! gizee. rein. | PICYC ai re tae “T and readsters $40 | l ] ' = © co D-fen- ‘ | 10G8, DOGS luGs - Visit land: on i £7 orcing fudy, steel storage tanks, pipe and |. \e'4es of, Ul Amae only Hughie §: eo * K HS HAVE PE . 3 ei tie veieee. new iota daily $iii Chive : inks reciiataurs Bice) shecis aah vile tie N Sih : T ~ $1000 QU Ic K = w N , ' ROLLIN 995 Lx DGE COUPE ° ; (oh) | Pung supplies, coll pipe and fittings; | BICYCLOS--Coagsters ie Vz ° i ° | i c Beautiful 2-tane appearance > trade. oe : | HOGS.-Masay little pup ee, Bustos, pck | POU! TRY BIRDS ongthiag in iron Ay ates]. Mt. Loule tron | ttle large agsoriment te . e... i. i ies ts oer See aoa | ie Ry ++ 34 ae ang aor a aa | $950 BUYS | with ohelk tine: . ‘ergace eof new car: | oS : T rt? Pubpy : | > hes U thie’ 7. has 1? Rha ~ 3 7 . ’ ae as E : , ‘ prow 46i & Gread we buy puppies. | LiaTHER sar alae RUBLE) BiICYCLES—A bicvele or Velu resent | ut ui nte c ut in halt more | “ nti. ~ 837 N. CHAN? s | AB. AST stat pe tiOT S Gtaud” We i pubynes, | =J BELTS Rae | Taatlng Chrtgliaas ‘rit eee Teams |i eanee odvanced Over, O000 sntiatins | | Looks c00d; rune tine: another sages | Gtanainee—a Sunday and evenings Pe ; bd : © yg ip igh . slome onfidential and courteous | | S8€eseC bargain: terms or your car in | , : 4 Sune : - New prived to wou Slock uiek! enc @tulg owner ie @ proud fellow rade: | , j Se qin le RB r terms trade 84 - q L hi a P eve a Pe, ge ha registered | Baby Chicks For Sale pour Ghules at J. A TERN 1 eet YOUrS now: wold on faay terme Lake ne | vervice S U2 e- wicix — CENTRAL USED CAR EXCHANGE, | PONTIAC— Coach; DODG E COUF E, 75 4 ae ge anes josyes S40; twe BARY CHICKS Bright Catalug Heidel CONCK PI uixeR8 sas ios 612 Band ae ra be buying and get hie Hy y A FL! EM Fl NA NCE ¢ OCORP New ago tion a U] ye hestnut GAriield | 4210 Itaske st. at 4700 Gravois. —— yo ee ~ bod Jd : ea y bile tiarted it tha | PP a eo ‘ite ‘ —_— ec price i * a) PLO - — ° , - abt! ew and x cars we Rerice = , eorec , | [ie and . drive ler a he wr nieek on . beh be malnter | eae gta St. banat, Ms . a 2. Cee Se Liss METAL 2S WHOLESALE 1085 N Grand Open Until @ P.M. | “eae Sitse | hb ck fron vs my ie — | —aihivecside ¥1¥5 (c7) | Porest 5138W. ; “it or more: talleee tires ; pile whelped Ape 1926. male ana | BABY | 16 py gh OM | CONGR 1eOe) wernt : Se A SET | (eB) LoS5 HVICK MASTER 4 étoacn Brand-New | | STCDEBAKER—1 Peasy . re Secacae it's ae. > aid Sis wi =: 1) PAI: taAverS i Lhe ad isicas BY. Ofnire it ,) ' - NCRETE MIXER Holst fiver, at @ MOPOR OF) shn-- His axle al mak ee wed | eu apeee ——— Soe Se an = mons j ie FT evecetest Buick ys eye: ranch in % ' like new: cheap 53 oe. ov Ta +e ; ; : winter breed ieh. itver and | paree, Chap Nhe Const Cw 1526 BiOtor ovci¢e greates! bargains cver offes _— ata ileeice. teen Ohiy been used a few ie. you can’t Kissex Coach You i 1°14 St Ange - edi ‘ . ite wie he. ahy. Su Hulse & Setiers, | Leghorns For Bale ' how i ip) " %.. - fur future delivery and rave | jie tt from @ hew one, seeing is be ] Recul . v | STUDEBAR GE Br SINESS % ; ‘ | isit 8 pisicned, | CRCORN i ENS lie | CON( RE? kK MIAERS le until’ anne ett etd ee, ee OF-@ Heyiig, fully equamped, com $2000, think | ae uer price iy 988°) Save! new rubber. 9750 25 . ¢ ETTER Male . iis red i AWG pl iw Bl. BH40 “ ie untll wanted: ail eeid on easy terme unis { niwv Wur prick, fully | CAbanyv oan4as. 3 origina! ° Dame! Siriinh nit ; 2 4 Se heund esi’ Woe) Wile on, North Aiarwet nade? buev i. Com ‘tele mi ries and pilaster mils an. LC sales kh ey ae 2 vole every even ie cil! “ —_ m . ( equipped | 5 #150 ‘STUDEBAKER ts and *Guipment. priced ) oe SWEDE 4 mentee eld ude | WHITE | HauoKWaA Fuliets and hens ©1 | if KEISBEN. | REY ip MENT o ure otor vele © 2 Oo. 232 cust 1 Appreved — a Terms, che smell Ya rR ‘ : | 3 . | Bach Caine earned vaca. Biveraide ASGRM | One hI Oh aT a a veep” by en > UNIVERSAI $40 Rat Ag Always Open. Se se “ pwasr wren STORE. — ar ‘ . : hi and poe — MB . -sar Fav d me. SAU : te! i‘ wo _ rt ghee wy om: ry oan ond | BOATS AND LAUBONES ae A} rt “ HS~—LUS% coach: mowd tires. $1600 EF LINT CO ACH. $695 -— ore SS "TRitereon. 9619. z q ’ a oe “ . . wy _ ot orgs ie bo MOTORS vb bane ehcs Wilh tre We aed ov Park eh . is. «(Cf papers +N tie 10 ‘ (FP. Suath & Oo. BBal Pe la ) e—Latest: 18 ita Mat: 4 7 . ; | : = or A A i i R45 | 4 Orpingtons For Sale = * a v a fenaun ane 8 hew on ore, price tia Weamar | ‘Hi . VRULE ‘Coach; lgle, pefinished big liow’s this for cutting prices? 4-wheel Whi pet 4. eens c 19935 ; i "i ihe healthy and in woud | HICKENS—G0 thoroughbpeds. white ad | AUT VERY Bicol j aa eee | Geer Oe Locus! (ob@) | —_ -~ Biv) tcrms. 4503 Raston(@2) brakes balloon tines: practicey a new Pp | a ger Loupe, o) | me ka i] hipped od a”) ome barred rocks. buff arpih pcb pullete and | cou my — ae mete wultable for AS PIPre 3 Ow} s° work ne | ( HE ‘\ RO} Pe } Lv?b Guact firat-cias eon. © tlurrs. if you war it. Terme. trade. 1] : Oe of & Sew car: tetertar tres i Wa t werk, © inch * ee Tn guaraiteed,. | oo) u i EPRol«:e of iK, arti Ta Helis, cheap F808 Cur (c) tere, @lee] beams fu bridg , fol af ne ee "S & 14t} TVYier O640 ohh btn eG lieowey Riverside 5442 W YANT EM 185. N. Grand ; Bier i i @petiess and feult- a epi , + wei ‘ ages, relnferciug nj > | “i - —. _— : : ~ eee ee ~s - & ane and pert ont. MO aad PUPPIBS Monnaie bie as. ot 5 LoUle iron ag Bupply t a” if SE Boat 4 reome bath S200. 1 . re VR Le “gach: 1? =~, $305: terms HY DSON Coach extra good = bargain: : Ures this +> - oP i. ‘2 av ; Piymouth Rooks For Sale liOth selmi lark ‘ Artielc 40H : rat enti beat Shi) aiff and fiat baat hull ‘ elise A i” iy #800 ey ic ‘ a2 + > we. Guowh 4! 508 Easton (a2) equipped _ b. JO8 with : iad cnet Weel Le PARTRIDGH BOCKS.Show birds 18 pul ENGINE 2A TE be Sig ll aorew -eutbing pt Bieri. foot Malt st a a Os V ‘aie ive Lew | ete : for sale or trade; Ford | Approved , ; . ; > . Legust ler £258. | isis. 4 cackereis "Selp MeNals pues very Pemamrtiabie DEimar S881R M: MARINE aND BOAT BUPPL loe——Bons | ot et ee P. Ark vi w wid — “ InnesotA. WN. A. . a . ad sad Bye moveds os i pee ws ie ‘Bice cee _— cea esr odie clntrel 1 n . SOO RN. tiroadweay. Phene . a ' es i wach iLvP7 uO Baim | BEL Dee —? oon 2 7) | to 6setisfy | UNTVERSAL. 8401 ; i rs @iie Hive Bireet | TcARULINE §& NGINE © -horeepow el ‘ ral 2 ioe) ies eh Se 45 Gown $821 - On “ ° 36 Tiber HOY Locuat - Hv Wi ar. digreed 5 | 7 node islands For Sale livnery, Cheap SIO &. Gometen - oe | Mal. Cosch, 1928: excellent Gon- | Fi! DbsGN—Coach 19827. 30 days old: run : ~oPadlg ree fos | CH IGOR ENG-—tinwie comb red un : . ; Gition: Zeaho: BIVS dewn f421 Bastion SU) millee erifice, CAbanvy 3840. fc) $ at > . . fin bh Zreain Bp! eutel i bay ny 40a7 ar N iD \\ HA kK TRON BOOKS AND PERIODICALS Ma pth bid s] ; ry Coach demeanst! ater _ dix Ei °T , a, a s435- Besex coach | BUICK —Coupe tat wed hatred. & monihne | he) Bt (vid rolled. reund of hexagon steck. any | PUOERS bough! ga pr Lows Lauachiin. 664 | Ug ft 1163 S& - Kingshighway 19° 350 Cities ' Acceptance Ce. t A : | =e DE um AnD--® X. from prise” win. | RES i ere a ee 00) tone | Jiuger Hide ! (i fos HEVROLE t Coack = ike “hew: perfect | 22> Smston 2 le | Bick pape zs ual! : |} ere a ON. Duylo ee oe a Toe SES Saeereut. | A VALUABLE NEW BHOGK , | Bacaht ical le terms. 2860 McNair, 1UDSON—1936 coach: run 3000 ‘miles: | tte Sean a7 lias & K i ngesk leh n 7 itl ON} O25 each: tke hew in i BUICK—Ce Club es High\y — thy Le — and red 8016 x: vey te “ printer otine re sandan hy i peter soting hia tb “e When applied to present | 5 ti BY Ror PT... ach ioe i . reepects: eee this goed one: the low ate | | fect pam — tite Marinade Peralta Co RHEE. | th, uit howe ea Mane | real bareait at $095, coah ar terme: apes | Tha FERISR TUE; Jone term | Soi woes ee He revere Fine pedi. | iaaciien Mise. For le La THE Drill preas ‘" ke om val mu al) bi Bin . H vy Gt ee ~ ett | =a “2 Uo bbeat e) | oma Tt se Re 7 arg ren Sunday. | Sunday. oe? G. Us ; Sa ere. mctore Leet fads mm Nt mis he ' . aa . tf d He. ROLE L¥So coach: perfect condi- . . ) 602 s rand. : months old, | PU ll.bts AND STAGS-—Geme nd other | LATHE—serew outing T5-in swing Hy Y | orrere to Mon, $450: terms Call Sunday Ge. | Ale hg Fg — thou- | BUICK M § Le) ye - hi Rig, oto pb Oe i Mt: mer Va ve } $ibo Call Victer 34: Sah. ie) a 9 ou W ritten y our of ' Os t 8 rare epee Cheveviet Cy. £929 wasten ane ¥ equipped 4-passenger. pe j MacCHINER) almes dl . Thousands of da! ) Pp a Di patch VBEVROLET 1994 to 1927 euach $150 | Uttle. fully ere t 3 ‘tae ' a mel Pigeons * Pet Birds F ere Ms , ad ‘s OPa@beee. erty. pay 4 » “iets af Garied yearig | Yo 600 i , es 4 ¥ ) le @da rw ry Y a ULis BEI IN NG AN gt re Piet) i buokhs en Teave! ei : Mend for a ver ott - = ' HU DSC y~N ie. OAC H. .o $450 +-pa ss . & a temined ‘ery Bn. 4 | TRB Wich Seid stands, HH ate ae set TN my =n SAE Mh (90) “Books That Get Public Hearing” 1's "6000 mai “¥ [aey model eee , 2 , d dit aa lsdie fy fully aay on ¥. . . ‘ 3 alinte ARiPente | e Pili Hapime ih runde sak tf rec ; ‘AM? Plies vx vale t. SLuiecnai SU toll ex ' peween 1 i 5 ecl frem . erindaere ariiia ae Ds gg! a4 . ius i) a | ; ime. © 3 ‘ sive priee Winner 4008 bh | at bat ai a am, 35 Jape all 2 rtd 4 OSS bean ere mleare COMP Pease! s rye ™ : ‘ tisers eaten with a aes Pose, Up. VELS M Joltermmon (oR7 Lt ARC “319? Locugt. _ eee ee eo Se: ss TW Wi re oe = : Fran wit Ara si ie } noes uae hive lathes Punch pere@e@es kes | he { o-Operat ive Service ("o BK CHEV ROLET ‘ach, @ weeks ald: th 1923 Hudson | posnass : 996 226 BUICK = : eth “a te) 1926 | | pa ~ ao. ; , wlers, | Lateee- Steck in St. Lowi , d ; equipped: $525: term D pate Coach h a Prosgiged, Ban Mies sree | Sane "iia, Mpscaagee Polan pat | Rivets alates CS Sava PONY | fOr 20 pring Garden a iscount of Je || cherie co ioad Pama et | rocae ant reas oreo tee often 2 § ; ‘ * Areview | 2h Ceeu' ACHRLNAE SHOP eguipmeut ate at ees Ma He | Hi Hoke —-An ne ~ y k.. only $200 |... of CAN ARTES » oe rs = if , : , Surpiuaat new an@ wi lic : ' ’ me) 85 tf 3 week Fuki im casa \eret eriwate owner ; Se) 1 ogg aia ers he slagers also iv ,; Maec ielces. Grill teeeses punch presees , aianeass | Lp kann ” ar =e Oe full 1*T) “s. 7t bes . ee. F : ale ‘ on x be te ti Ha on ‘Bek Machines. saws, erinders. ete uD. BUILDIN per ine orn a , , “ei 2 ons re + ; (+ aaa _ aw Sl ‘ AMET) ~~. 3300 Lecust at. Buick f 48 & H mally fine A ANS $0 ar 7 “ Cee. e ‘Geile gieck «1 lowest or Uae Mc Dw AG MATERIAL } : : Laat Se s4Sb'D ; ; : . . “ Max wn" ei . naw iE \ Rol eT Coach iste 3 , pO i : Tt a and) . 4partwent $35 L02ZA Cass inery Ce. 2531-33 North MM: : Rei wo ‘practicatly : ‘ro us car cost $2 * very | CANARI BS" Har Meu: j pas * Y tes 10 +s neues cen rT po oust 8 OW s ¢ V ¢ n . t j m e Bes “ GS (he city GS00 miles Sue Ht DSON ( OACH | 4-wheel : :: : pM | aoe ake ere “ahs - 5a ‘ROW Lb RIBUTOR. Pyeresr- tie. SM ) right @rilis. wipe machinery. Bullard @ to ws err. im Uo. €710-20 war. $828 Washinwion _Dimer 145. ; Ti | CaNaRibs —& * boring nu sth : ee | BRIG 3 5 + paeonay ote ——— 0 r r =~ “ae ~—omrmog L@ “ginsine ‘@eara. . | ae : Lae rs % & | tnillers x OK ian Y Amownt her’ Machi le qua de 1 4 hi * -_ Lat mode! ume dem 7 | Me } . ; VT tite, AH seta “$7 , ON nce ie} ae ¥ Etat & Stephens Mae Rlnery he ¥ & au tg ort . ¥ pare ita pb We Ge 2 se TMALy @0&. od See Mr © ¥ lie S COACH tT10 ; New —_ a BIRDS Fine tee. 3 lé it | Se res: Lv40 N Jeftersc - o ” ee Vii Gildeaw Bpetein Che\ ralet — : awa * ay % MOTORS 7% h b end 3S » p: ” P-vhess BI DING Ma TERIA! YW all dead lp ievRO fc) tle Bs +a ws ‘Ks paint: clean as a whie- | 48 corme eS - : 4 i a % abet ‘ ‘aie ie ein? . : ; , . Ptr A AD #£40eDp = 2 — Bs—Koller re. al! colors: call any yes ‘Pn a wi : gry sm t¥te starcer yo Ki = = By! Te ed right Beifle $y er - ry oacks répvsscased | vepps ‘a ob re Henally quod . Sanakins — MOTORS. Por eal on mania a ies: | RULE rel teres --O-- Psp, ty, ORO lige: Pia es ERKY MoRom CAR CO. ; —— ARIES—Larne selections. o dail . : or sale OF rental; | sees: NG MATERIA!L....806 006 ““bite) 7: a ae Lake “ Auto Va : _ or rede: what tx = er S 30.5 mm Sundars a ew sage wee! wiring Pepa Pir and im “re act feet tumber a)! mea teatan! pr a ‘ an ut , $307 Fe bow A wags “open. ’ Pret imal fE38. vom ak? | Th, GSE mower eternal Pet Sheps ite stanling cme Eleciric Oo. 221 erect Da fee chee, e oom ud Wrecking (hk CHEVROLET , eG Sooch, ip beayiityl 1 925 Hud: the: CANAKRIES parakcets finches, tet 3 ff ex renee us (eee) * = vive Linde Rea , st ain % Sea: bargain: only $180 ( wo. son Cac ; ns i. = rinion. Call or write. We ship a oe me: tar and ouperete; Bi Lidi Nu MATER aAL-—Now Taube: a it > wait + 7 A = wuod late ory ei ® two-tone Disto green | goon Yor rwhere BIOL « di i - t aad weed. for rent er me e aso now and wu : : 3 8 yr FP Raga _ . = ‘un Gt thro ; : SAN, AB ‘ : i oe ‘coe, pete sock Lins tO be delivery ri. , 3 oe a hee a ~el ~ . . “° and w ae w # 1 The Post Pispat h 8 FR A wai Oe — 2 oa ; MOTOR 8 ft = ane Pulver a euuivped with fe pris A clean Pe ike ble ace to buy Uen Bieuipe Ce.. 2oe7 AS ae dee reer f an Se "Se Se R ches FAR MORE ‘Vay & Hos aOthbeg ter ~ = , | — other extras: a) st 4 Michelin Gren a | “ : : Bere: vars. € enira: Ried CPters:, ‘iy at bb) | ea : 7 4 a 4 : f ni : 34 ; re nS Sr “ Sali 3168 Ox .7e b a ire S08 wenn ” ei } | MOTOR -GaS. like usw cheas aan pi] LUMBER —Gr at! Kimde; will sell cheap St Smal? ieee Chevrolet ( ‘oae b - 425. $395 me «15 a oe "NS 320° Loecwat fgets aioe ; “oy th arv MountawM sound “sing: Biaur ” . fe; ma | > y Netery: "J “ —- aot WARMERS prices. #250 Wy. > 84 ’ ~ SY ie oo . SRS” adnan? “canteens _ N oa Al “2. | srs a onb 7“. stagle: p! ‘eo "oe S755 La =e . Perry Vey 4 any See | loge. rou nin Thm ‘ie Gs ee ae | * be a? 4 yo AN ABIFS~—Mow an ; Fo - = web 2. used months. GHRant sT ; : : >a \ ar our rf p | Mog ~ Corre 0 Tether capartes are ie gt che Ori is a> tt . Fe eS | PR at | ra Tea vi Wika fina PLANT And predi- © t h ef Se. Louis bb and Ne w 1927 , Sagerenes oareale 60 sae 3-day guar . Prices $7.50 ur. ao ch we Ghee 1006. | MUTURS— We have at ar w a mee Bella Wrecking Cy, Chey j - Page” Bisse APsBe cBeaner. John Ontick. | “her af mocate nets: eet tg eee em: | 18E0_N. Jefferson Newspaper. evrales You, “ATM, psp cam excuance Teilaas ’ s q = ' “Sp) seeds and voliages . a used ai! , " a SA MING Mit? Dinas ... h h | : 3 (’ } 4210 ‘i al a. Ame ig v . ie : “ coe Per le = te : . . 4 AN ARIES — Pineert German milers , which 2 hersenu wer bath tub. t “om. 628 Caches Rix Paige > ) : | refunded ‘f net entigfactory alee. § four. “Bute! 3081. y; > ’ . E. ve ev err Bitsy th wtta: ia ers Or ta | wy we : “val $60 Brand-N : 2 ic) PIPG—Pee oi! - ommnen ional ¢ lumber, windows. @doors eto tw Ulppod bor * . : oa “4 - Lee —— me ane ates beat eee band clase con@ition’ also Mi:ihgs “waleen on, | Rear’ “peck Salons and Mian! | Abbeys Baey Cert, Pg Hudson Coach ee ee ace oree =i. 14 fren and ' 4 |. eepec' — ” : es ee the = ‘Band . ae | Coacale —. 7 gf apety Co. 2h and 7 fe RADA UNIV BRS AL 340 "i ‘= | ; Regular price __. , a Be peer a rfid ¢22 ie) CIND Lost. Ais Only [CW price. fats ey 2 ae Sind sine” Gunter aes PRINTING PREES =, ty. seat, 18 neh | Any ERS r $ er | | “ j ©; 4! poe . & ' Utter, Ganda, paper. ol , quantity: cheep. Cet Ga 50 Cc h y ! / 4 i” 6. i¢? - Rew save $0 ¥ oac _ ee ; s J oS Ge Se Vreak VOLY, ic) | UNIVERSAL, 3401 ate oy m3 : a a age 7 Oe . eS ae: . Se : ee “ r ee ' hes sty ee 2 Mais ‘ ae ee be iF a a $f . 7S # Sac “sigue. - ats

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ee ij $ a at ES ies 5900 ‘AU TOMOBI LES, Bicyelesand Motorcycles s Wanted and I F oer Sale A dai in these columns t leden. ee aE pause ee ce mmm em FUTOMOBILES Sen PASSENGER CARS Seo TRUCKS 3 ACCESSORIES rupee Tot Sele —_syq, | Coupes For Sale —aiiees tonne | soezoprmacsiene Per Sale pera os ame ts Bt Brand-New ag cr ain. $50. =nr Chouteau. peal i tires, trade ¥ OLE ' | ;, late od tires: motor 2-200. _2807 Cl s 3844 S. Broad st he Time 0” Buy 4 L#——Coupe, 1020, weed 00 Gaye, detiersen $11", Gardner *8"" eweine ei rR Uihiance, sso9-11 | -® beauty; $800; terme dae Easton. (el | “tien. kee and paint Paes | aa | FORD— Sedan. a y i sh Wiener’ palin 4 85. ‘HY Bape paint fo: eee i Rate oe = L +: Fn 12 good motor new tires: ~ aa 1 . Easton av. (c) | Petes. extra fine | N. Etlio : ; Fa me ~ ee mm = aS a ee ce, oa el — a ae ie nelanar. - Fad ed Se eee be —_— we - e*- OO OO OO Oe yp geen ayy. . ee ae —— ~~ ag. -—* m ee = ent 925; at tHe lowest price ever offered: u 398 Lough>orough. | $45. Sail after 12, 3019 enrietta. 4 a cue: »: demonstrater: die FORD—Late emote! a Bride H. +. 8.—Coupe ape: ¢ o. K. Sie ev run tenis aoa Bs sigan beset i looks Poe al 63 S. ave, 1, (2) new tires: 9 ots => i. sie ca ion Se wary ay vee CHEVROLET —Laie 1924 roadster- new Ducoed French gray: ne equip- | Tup very Uieei@s fully qquipeed:: r Sedan: *" 4-door Ese y ese wonderful “7 : 3; - ae Bew: FORD—Ooy good Sea ardner “Motor Go. $030 | Duco. Huber 2601 Locust ped wtih six practically new 8 rm ASetceen a be onde Bi te "3KA3 Clive ht . . ee oi r: + . . FORD—Cau ¢ J. ° 20th. = $79 ° Sia Bs : ‘ $50 ‘down, 2807 Ch Chouteau. (eo) “ de f ' : 100 each. RDC pe, 1926: balloons. bu MOBiILE—Coupe: like . $ $425: se free. rful buy at $1000: terms. ‘ y/f R AMP | ON © ae Seapes: S200 ¢ | eae rma Rs sserit overhauled from stem to stern: will |Flint Auto Exchange, 4867 Easton, MORE AUTOMOBILE 00. ‘CHEVROLET. -1uza rans. te ‘Telent_ candita Seren —GCoupe. BK ow if sold at once: only $450. . =. FORD—Oo i 1924: good Cc. city ; adv ‘ ' Sea Coupes. 1 19°6. ‘25, '24; all} $2 4249 N 19th be mo geann 55 TNIVERSAL. 3401 Lx ar | MIDWEST MOTORS, INC | Nash roadster, with winter closure; | cial 6; : uco: OLET ct condition: tinianca Oth. Ric) | UNIVERSA oes ware Oven, 2928 Loc 6 7 — oo: Sone | FORD ee ode! 4-door sedan : equi ; FORD ees 10: 19 $160 each; new | JEWETT—1925 clus coure: ecust. JEftferson 3 610. =jnew duco: a — car; first-class Chevrolet | cation r Ch Co., = ' beau Yo | paint, ad rubber: pric right x, | new. Seiak Side - . ey 38 Chrys ler, } Geren ay: Teer $0 Da 9 " ‘gale. Franke Motor, 5173 Easton. ae On Your Own serme F SP scanencer coupe. refin FORD—Coupe; 1925; perfect condition, Look! Cadillac 63 Roadster — Bedan 1024: Wades ian TE ae S sher 7601 Locrat. 2 a. . sha valmost, terms. trade. | RD eedan:; Bese oe. D; S215; _terms, 3114 Cava. a Act quick! Just in; 4-wheel 1924 Marmon Speedster he te hodv. orris, BCE Olive. rear. anleed terms, trade; xtuee. 5s | ‘ others: we 505 Soe bee “Lane sport roadster: cost $3200: owner says passenger speeds ‘ROLET— ‘ote iS N. A. F.C, \gell quick: ware MR soa easy; sacrifice, the hands of the original ‘owner Bry nn #0) cash 2 FORD — $b Seda. 1s pg equinnal =i ‘ ; a tires, McNair. mae Roadster. 5062 Ronstog bumpers front and rear, | aa. sedan, brand-ne % 1924: 4$-passenger: : 139 SG . Paint; | 4v'e Rematr ARQ Fairview c) | CHEVROLET—Roadster, 1024. Al condl- 2805 Locust St o. 5. Exchange. 4867 ma Always fain. ai CAR SA > JEFFERSON eo 1926 coupe, & months oid; | FORD—1925 Bp; good | ee ee Acces. IL 1 Triangie Auto C0o.. 7 | ee on. 63 S. Kin chway. fc) 4-passenger: this car t a 2 — ay 7656, | ,{?,,9509: all muararteed: Ueense’ free. | Gonps— Two. NARCH "3137 1 Locust. practically a new car all the - way tile 43 "Easton. cn: 19 iP Poet terms JEWDTT . > OF . — ce —Ooach, 1& / £ 3 pe: can he € jee Station Morganfora rd. jodi; trade. terme. EY arantee. Nort er, 293 $ Pia: FORD— 1021-27 \ 7 . Gran brand- ‘mew car: owner wants us to sell | extras; new o- guarentee: cash or terme. | in eo Big reduction: run 2100 miles ae * city | | 3318 Washington ic) We must have room for new Gur price, fully — 00 | complete! y equipped; low mileage and ex- | | nights nd Bun rns 'ORD—1921 to 1926 sedans ad Fito. | One Week Only t. "ea. 44 S. Broadway. cheap: terms. Williams. 4390 “Olive (e53x) | Maxwell Roadster | Jefferson and Lafayette. LAc. 7600-0107. Z | Sedans a @ ba . lew 3880 late: $375. FPORD— 19.5 cour $45: Cole. Gakiana. brakes. rumble seat tor. owe. Cadillac V6: 63 The splendid care this ié - Z - Coupe: 19° 926: eacellent con- FORD—1984 rgain: mas delivery if desired. é ~ €125 down. 4821 Easton. | $150: $50 down ao — tur *s | UNIVERSAL, 3401 Locust. Alw . '$985:; terme a ) ak i. x ry Each ; 50 down. atu ays Open. YA LEM 1035 N. Grand. (c) | = hae g Ay R, lit es a CHE VROLET—1927 landau: official's car. automatic Winter front, touring “@ mile: 1926 CLOSED | ry / f : {c)}! hargain, 5. Ge open. : 7 tion: will sacrifice for quick : & s & Evenings (c80) LOCUST ST. 7 926 coupe, 4 months old: iF FORD—1925 ouves. Tram 200 Hupmobile Str. 8 Coupe, 1925 CAbany 6767W after 6 D. m., renee | CHEY ROLET.-1923 to 1927 sedans. $160 | Pty f-- = Neweil—-JEfferson 2600_ RD—Coupe. 1924: llent $2500: hes all extras: 'SLER— 5 ‘udor a FSS SLE acne. > s. 25; five | Fo o-lvy $180: terms. 4106 Olive. oa amr i /, f | pa eR a Pi - ops! . Rk “service: if des stad Ford — 4 indition ;: ara | Soe : | c | FOR(—1024 coupe: & extraa; gear min | er, efor sed a short time oa. Oe sce coe | 4-wheel brakes: dd: loo - new: motor. 5fte eter ¢ 4100 F "Forest. Park b (edb3x} : : MeT—4-passencer cou our Weber in FORDS—7 coupes, 1096.25: clas ches seat. all equipment: the clagsi- GRAND MOTOR Co.. orisgant. ° ce Pini } ~ Si rs vecat ‘Joe i i t new: ifice. 3521 : CHEVE ROLET—i1922 to 192 trunk and other extras. A won- CS ae brat old car im ba ae € atm aed .. 4133 De Tonty. $195: terms. 4568 Easto t @ sacrifice price | excellent condition; bareain: terms. 4056/ | ne se tudor “@ar ih wen- son. Cole, others; t ae ee suaras | | ‘ me 56 > Sand. i at 2 bargain. Make o erms: sacrificed for oaly tO FRED ° dition: trade. oi, 2860 cNair. 3 |Campbell Motor Sa'es Co. 4647 Page. ic 3115 en JEtteveon 0087. streets: bumpers. heater. be roa 338 ; "adnr sedans. “[mproved | emer k j , j S&S car na gee . | : cod on sabes: CHRYSLER USED CAR STORE, 100ns,: extras; Our price. fully | lent condition: @ bergain in a late oar; omg Saying arantee: lon t qa 34 are 2 4 31 Em 9800: omg 7 pekcs mag ) | Natural Bridge. (c) |real buy: quick sale wanted: car can’ be |_ Talk about cheap prices, how's this? 3119 Nebraska. OAKLAN »— 1926 -_ £ uto Excha . | uP hepa" ae "95 '24- eplendid .@ndi- seen at 3318 Washington. Tam x Finance | Balloon tires: car perfect worth $600 éTU DEBAKER ait 6— $36 5 11924 has bumpers lock a and many s Uke news Je. 000 SRE. LET COUPE. for . | other extras; only $250; ranteed: terme | { - €F RO | eed ‘eos Exchange. 521 ' JOHNSON A AUTO CO. 607 Olive. (et) ask ‘ese a “desler * ohio Rie ees cours fully equ! FORD— i924 $100. Southeast cor- ry cman coupe, balloon : Cla coupe: 2 Southeast cur | | | % 1685. Briges Nash Service. {e) ) ad: 7 ‘ ‘ Oakland Coach, 1925, $595 | omer Glare and Themesa. Open Sunday.| UTNHEARD-OF BARGAIN / 1927 Chrysler "1926 Studebaker Roadster | Chevrolet Sedan [month only replace Gon't fall to ace thea | bargains: Suaranioed | oy Ollie E. Haupt, S-wheel brakes, baliess tices, $195 aes jf loa ‘23-24-25: real bargains. MARMON y 6 ' | - on rma | ON ARCH — * 6)! NL oe PN aS and Sunday. Downs Auto | Pes of ~ Y Col oS 1 6-60 vanes ss You | | and pulldown curtaing: Just like a epupe: | _HUDEON. FRAMPTON. aon Locust st. Ferd dealer. $168 0 ; : 1986 OAKLAND COACH = Mig GiEvROLET COUPE | ¥pkD— cout inig guy appegranes gins | air “ana muoat asta, | Onis (Our wice tay Save |guarihoe™int’ gigi’ roywer hela | Chevrolet Landau | jose nai anaes . , ~ ee if i e es gg poems fomobile A - @uco finish: spick span | 9), new; yon RY ye a, terms. *e) | Seminer, wire, wheels. go0¢ how Only tos ully $ 995 $300 | bring acne ty a, eaak a oe eae. laale: these cars at special prices for quick | | should see t car fet ou | my: excelient te rs equip- | Olive. re shield wiper, atitomatic Winter | WILEYS =wiehe — ay “3998 Tu Fal. Sedan | tnt IMPLEMENT AND puto G oo. | Will serve you as ow new : , : d t1+-—Coupe ; end in condition ; front; the best buy in the city Aagreves, maee ara. - a rs 1 ) end do so at less cost mile; ‘s : SED C R STORE, ott: ; terme. en saqnhall. “315 tebae) at $400; terms: no trades. N=A ly equipped. like new, Eivoride 1645 |.1¥° months old. driven legs than 2000 | R. 926, .ae0 (Corner 18th &t.) all we ks IDWEST MOTORS ING. | Open Sunday and i MORE AUTOMOBILE Go.. UNIVERSAL. 3401 ‘Locust. _Always Open. | te: 1° Na mg OE ee eres Shee: | miles; can be bought a oe ‘4 “FORD TU “DOR, 1 $3 1817 LACUST SSiseIPPr 3 AtaeT POOTOR, ee a : JEfferson 3610. | POR D—Coupe: [924 new rubber: Al con- Marmon Distributors. Rue. cour a ae | Bri iggé. Nash Service swine | car arantee; VoISs MOTOR Svecia] baraain: also 192 Tudor. $195. ten “i 26 Chevrolet | fOrett aa. a ed One’ Gana i Es (c80 Look! Chry sler | Sedans For Sale pon. G828"crevots aa 5 re ane ns 1927 Oldsmobile “ag re FORD Coupe. 1923: geod rubber: i ec | Bargain AUBU RN—Sedan. SE 1927 Chevrolet Landau Sedan 1926 “FORD TU DOR. $395 “ s 1025, new duce finish ae 4 mechanical condition; will se or for 4 = tc ere is a perfectly new car with ne H fi balioens and ma extras. > 4 Coupe i ready eR MOTOR Cam | car guarkntee: we invite closest exami- - | estetnal ‘Paint; looks and rune like a new } mochaafoal condition: jookse end — ee ee pa a. EP —— 25. . tlo Ca. (c} ic Rn; ced for quick ot Fier tcs | EID co" auch. ¥ AHLEM. 1035 N. Gass ,| equipped; driven 3000 miles: : Ae ah see ‘ € guarantee 12 months to pay. Riverside UNIVERSAL, 340] Locust. Always Open. #ORD—4-ddor sedan: 14.000 000 motor | F | ee ey a cg a lO ne, ail Wee 3 Call Lindell 2558M. iss Cornelius. © a > de te MAX WELL— 1825: used very little: in ex- That's what they all say when TILTON-GARDNER MOTOR CO., |mation: the factory overstocked a ne@r- | one De Luxe Coach a a | | re the | 1h Stee intest; still carries 90-day guaran- FORD—1925 coupe: months old; goed | celient condition. at ghout: balloon tires: | Chrysier 6-70 roadster passes them on the 3030 Locust. __ JEfferson 3896. (ec) t te Regular price ....$1187 + mea tot of extras: at a great saving. | oemenvon. B. Hand $3604 oF a81t my @ real buy at $4 erms. MacCARTHY- read: and this baby is right worth $800 = | Raload: hie anestiine’ te ee cin gy A CITARAN ¥ MOTOR OO. 2836 Loaeuat. ow ae MOTOR CORP., 6820 Gravois. | Tonty: no dealerg __ __{€)} | ARCHER, 430 x ‘Euclid. DElmar 6924. /Casy: going today for $695; terms: trade. ‘buy this and we both make money; big | of ‘ 3 Y A, ® newly Pp | PORB—1993: bought Octohgr. “1924 style fe82 YAHLEM, 1035 N. Grand. (fe) i@aving: full desaneeapreninataeoee Ser Tand. il guarantee: long term body: sacrificing; real buy. make offer MAXWELL—Coupe, 1925: has been re- | DODGE—Moon. 1926: 1925 sport road- 1926 MODEL SEDANS | GRAD PNER 3418 Locust. Goan Sund nday. | o 19234 Ford Tudor sed nh fe cg aa ee MOON MOTOR CA 8115 Locust. 60 days old. Jike new: $125 down, bal- ron 0087. 2 Laudau Sedans \ gq... da 1925 Moon Sedan i mo PB paase er. Newport model Only [Pe er * $871/ ‘HAWKINS MOTOR EXCHANGE, 3809- Al aciven it few > : » FORDS—8 coupes, late “models; te and | very smart jookine car for little money. | japan: ¢ “Sask. ckknmis 1926 Auburm Sedan. WN. A. F. Cc. — a Chev rolet Mi ; TREN MOT A DODGE— Special roadster, 1925- splendid | ~ uxivensaL. Sof cocuei_Atwars Opal) ala Chaardet OS" SERS Ean ay | TRENT MOTOR ‘GALBE, 5180" Delmas: | "ndition open Synday. 1806 Humelh| 4688 Hadpon Sedan. OVERLAND——1826. 6 s id a. Pp FORD— stecmn: CAR DEPT wery little. The famous model 4-58. . , = poe: , MOON COL PE 'DpoODG E—Roadster yA niy ar guarantee or money back. Longest | 506 § Jefferson. ifs) mode!. Seri RO - new _f KUO tires wil + sacr cé eaving - ir St $85 fs) ~ FE aston. FERRED a. RIS : A EPP . $2, - he jhe ws ye eta a 2 bi ad citv. 4963 Nagel. our guarantee: + ha ' Lx 1DGE: Roadster, 1925: winter inclosure, 7035 ; Why does YAHLEM sell so many care? With balloon tires and al) ies, brand-new and gu iaranieed. ws al piston lon” tives. x «- ] a. Sereriect, At-a price. Terms. | FO RD —Coupes. 1921 ts 1926, ‘od ute | trade. 8600. wnday. is car has been driven just a few a ieee ie ese ne ol pa | Our prices are ne YK dio ‘es own. oe Going ter 8 fons on lens ferme. cat ae ‘GRAND FINANCE CG “ORP 3438 spand . 4 _. : rey cr 6 mnie 5 Tranke Motor, 517% ‘K— : ood ehape: cncap. rr i Fr i0F - 7 iniminer. Motomeier ete The MM 1644S Jefferson. | cRacRiaoPaeesssrieph: pigemse free LAMBER-GRAVES, INC ared mies, ‘3545. “ranks Kd EFF good shave: scantily ithe A haserveis aver are : aw-batane weet poe ar nk tidal hisemsh Ginetta - peta nds “ . ‘ . = ede be “ r Wer esheibtande shin, -sdidaiadnatndy derullew tatinaisees te ae eae ene vastness - ° - Ae eae ee +5 on . — ~ pennant « ta . ee ee — _ . x - - . : * “ ~ vane a 7 - aS a Coty ‘ * me ° ” - in , th oat ‘ t oe — =" oagpholane Ny Hp * he Fate a y % - te Mea » > y } . ] . my " ' * . . ities ‘ “ ae » * i “> yr at : J eed : " } Wyte » a* clin ie, the a 6S hei Seats ~ ie a " ; eas . Sesh tip a vibe “ -_ vt ; oe ee wy a j 7 Phe dean oe ee J ‘ 2 - + ‘. ¥ . ideo « * . Fee : \ SE ing 4 _ pte > “ v8 ye % a i” + ‘ » ys 4 “ . + * je ty ét © =e mi tee li 4 Re » “ * = ad » 4 ye we . be Dd, R ‘ bP - # . . He yn ™ Beds % ‘ +a 2 , , A Oe cea ay o wire + ‘ te « ; os _— te e Ae tin Hin. S : So Hates a A a . . ae eed re te em ; yy ‘ tonal 8 at : ? m ~ * s - . . re. ogg ‘ a, P A § a a M ines ¢s-4 > 3 nah ‘ on ‘ . ~ a x a : Ae x ? . © 4 ; os — ) 7 , r —s mere oy , . ‘ 4 oat me = orien b r . . s re Phas. as ‘ . sw E i chee te P ‘ a ona eh, Sy ae nna: 4 a oh od - “7 * M , . “ és . a Pe 4 J J 2 ee we . we, e ments «ieee & : a rg) no Pie. ’ rN . . RM Ani, E 4 5 - rhe A ; \ ing ; : a te * i : ings 2e ab eager to SS ee ae oS $125 dew n. 4821 Easton. FOR 1921 to 1927 cou ‘ °° o ‘ : - tern : D— pes. $40 to $395- c at $2230: hew special pri 975: term: ates wreek ; a ser sens MONARC aia {.ocust. . _Yahk ™ . >! _ rie 4 0 ar Rens 7 TICK—-)H924 sedan 4- wheel (brakes: first CHRE a1.ER USED CAR STORE. : ogg eh ipe: 1926: roy ear; all guaranteed pnd license free. whom cy a. $. J a: fl terms. iain, Ve. Auto Exchan Ak ve 923: good condition: hn _—~ ° class condition will trade for | Oo TPE } OAG-ter: wre =. r S .~ v. iv OAKLAND LAU ‘'NDEL ET COUPE wioad-~t bodv. odeil 61 Appivy savartmen of | dealers. Box W-586. Poat- Dispatch. cars. GA eld . rb. RL 026 | Fe Ford te ‘ te Sree yy ee & . en We have 2 to choose vam both [aueaition, terms: will trade. See Wynne. 3001 us Open Sunday and evenin “1926 - very Little mileage ant are best . 1s Briar ic) r Lecueh ies) The most beautiful coupe in town pot er: $85 cash. Morris 38; $3 _ Olive. . | 950 L indell b! - '* HODGE 40e8 sedal good conditiea: - 192% Moon sedan: to or blemish en it. I 6200 FORD— Roadste 1925: extra aus ess BRUICK—Big 6 model sedan: repainted in| 7 of Michican Iverside 2573W | Bigs I block “ted Union Denet 1925 Moon roadster: -* hea Arche ate a ~~ I ce. - bd DA the Anyi Fy ee ae * ~~ * “ ” “ ie" “te ——— tion: pri low «= séC«saT8#2S DOHGE COTPE | FORB—Couve. latest model: ‘t “7 +E ! 3 el: rune and @ scratch : - Sarre ALLEY, oF AGE, ¥ , miles. You can't tell it from Fy One. body: bargain: $1: 35 3846 Cast an.i¢ Avril: good eondition; $600. W Ebster | nop 3 ao sedan. 1045 ° mom | cent. nm iw MISSIS PPT y tf new. balloon tires: original en- | looks like new: cord tires: paint and ie Rel sisen “tt . : wy 8 al O09 s ry - ) } fy DO. : weit etal 7 f } > : . ; ee st ane ge FORD- oadste $5i t ; in first-class condition. Cal WEoater oa JEfterson 3 pa @rfect meter, rare bargain; $525. ter perfect; must sell: terms. 6080 Del- ee $$$ . a 2 (e) gsin te iris, 3832 Olive See BUiCK—Brougham sedan: Master 6: orig- | 11W. (c) EN yf ig? * Newel! —. erson 2600. | ORO ORE a TAM - coe @ 25 DODGE COUPE $150. WRD—Coupe. 1926: has en used very | © } LITT a FY RF cD 1924 roadster: repainted; § ;| {mal tires, upholstery:. perfect; beautifu: | — 7. ——— pan S700 | “. a st | ; Buick master six sedan: new Sosures | —~cEnirajl 842n. 4800 Locust. akland Landau . with sheik blue: excellent condition; sae , é ‘| venired _____ | tow: private owner. 18064 Shawmut no. | FORD—Roadsters, 4s "Broad: — Lett ses saeGeee: Oe ee DODGE. 1926 SEDAN 2 You rificed for only $595. DODGE DEALER, | FORDS—7:,7 excellent condition: prices OVE LAND— Late 1925: only used 7ew FORD R ad t = 1938 ot UE new: ae ~The eg ‘an $193 ae Clean es a new | ? On!) . $1435 Save F gur CoryL- nf orig a nh; 895 mC) _— :O spe 4 j sii ne ’ ; ae Pana ~ your Vcore | times: everthing origing!: bargain S303 *:|~ Look! Buick Sedan, $195 _ 8 JOR Rin a197 Loco Y Bt ie iy #150 1049 s. BOY] ‘AT MANCHESTER, _ ean new Duco et | , | a LE ‘ . "$1 156 al: balance 12 months. |$225: terms. Riefling. 2501 S. Jefferson. Alwa~'s trade “VAHL BM 1034 WN. Grand. _ | ——— ‘tires; full equipment. including diese wheels. able Used C Ch ars eaper Pp Brand-New 1927 0 cw ‘ —_ « on aa verona nities MS ALTERS sate care lal A eae 18 EGE fi SPADE ns. OD MP OL. on . MOTOR. WEBDR’s pire CAR "EXCHANG 4 Por aL VE STREET RD. | greatly redueed; were used hb “bargain: terms. Men dauttnt 2415 _ Lo Locus + You've got to adinit we're selling | Bai Bh equipped ,ghsss oe 5 nneaote terms trace 435 M: and will serve as new. $125. met |}good tires and bumpers. It's in A tra ABANY pany representative: terms arranged if de-|te-ms. 4: AR Fia stan. sabes a. Le B.. t. Open Sunday at id even nings 03 ord Motor Co.. 410 Forest Park. 1995 OVERLAND COUPE 8 = UNGA pe An, He 4- inne Tis 6: terms: Avpraved ‘terme ust e month uy \ LB %y sf 7 4 FrORD— medels: balloen tires: 201 3 > Loeust.—Newell —pEsttereon | 2600. Ae MEE ‘ ~ yeed few = Seamtty Ts ; n lv $°? paar: eee ; Jetfe 7 ; ‘i USED CAR STORE. | 5 30 days ; motor perfect: $100: terms. 4464 Pas Original fe) + ail MOTORS. INC. rad d le rf 9 , Phone Kirkwood 1074 | ie la aust JEfferson 3610. . rame (Ww authorized Fo ea was i 24 Rickenbacker (¢ ( oupe | ton i ae a EONS. 108 h Jd. | I is a enort sedan n: has velour uP- aor iened very cheap. Metor. Brand-New 1927 = = | sais = "Waebineion | An extreme value in gy exceptionally | FORD—Roadsters, 6 $75 and up: real ho! ste rr: 5 balloons. & disc wheels: front 1497 Hamiiuon,” Parkview 2, Pmt a RI—1926 coupe lacquered in two- | well cared-for 4-passenger coupe- full bargains. Open venings and Sunday. tA ° {2 Bes tos and rear bummpers and many other extras. | 192 24 Overland | 924 Whippet 2-Door > 4-P assenger Coupe, 1925 Me duco; cream colored wheels, balloon equipped. with excellent tires: smal! cash | Downs Au : RRS Delmar o | This car looks and rune li , oi CF EPFPP°7: 255 ——— SSS an ] Coach a pRPuea rance ef a new car: © sass : ’ this jab ey Fay a Ene ee | aera ver rR - t+ . 3 _ | FORT ins t 7 ron et, R95 Ruick Master 6 ss late meee ont If you are inte bonved in a weds F edan r . rifice today. freien seein : ar abba _ereat aran | A jo Exchange 4°67 Faston: alwa ra 2pen. BUIC K “Master Six ‘Sedan; late | rand-. cw “ ———YAulEm e an an : Dodge De Luxe ] yp, Brand-New enn tent, © ; ‘PR R418 pa im ; heel. edometer and | ~ c. 4 Leeust Oven Sunday. has bumpers. lock wheel. spe | STUDEBAKER— 23 business coupe: ap- F te 94.95 model : | other axtres. good motor, tires and paint: | .earance ang performance ea: bals that of | >0- a: ee ; i; i Pition: 9 Thy ae model; first-class in every ay 5. AMPTON. 2 A. =. UNIVERSAL. 3401 Locust. A} pen, 1 a | 21 | l a . , : liberal! terms: aldest Ford Bf Ww: numerou CCHESD $2 ; | - > ~ graranteed. 3929 Laclede (e62) | ° thse NPA RAMPT: = $$5b tenist ee st. - new ; perfect hanieal : b . DE C cet NE = ina Ou Phe. owe o-tane: Oks UNIVERSAL. $401 ‘ka OC asi. Always Open. WFORD—FPordor sedan; aralt ent condition. | 1936 HU "DSON SEDAN tien ; eo fog condi- ring | aC | | . ires trade; terms. 4-passenger master 6. Sully ear of . > T-passenzer; $225: Al nditi Chase snappy automobile; see to | ae ay fUarantee: will sacrifice: termé, om 4 C ylinder, 2-Passenger | Very latest; lots of extras: proctiony a Garces 221 York PElmat 6482 fe iy BOO see today: oe Pant af 6. sport sedan; some bargain. Motor-) ss) down 797 Chout Se PAHLEM. "ial" for 10 . A a Buick 6 6 48 Coupe, 1924, mous s-cvlinder Essex that every- |GRAVOIS MOTO Gravois. te red lan: ike new: very * atest model proved madel bal on 4 This 1986 CADILLAO— Most beauli ital 198 “1022: —— running ofr Gaend (nn evenings. Z | about: h h od | Anke tor. semanas arkview | roadster is a eal buy at $195 $65 down usiom built sedan, c rMORD—Fo jen” 1925: ti n “S606 | ao Gee wae, © 1924 Ford Coupe 8800. nsiguicniehin “B18 Wi: ahi 4) v0. Authorized Ferd Dea! ler, large redui ‘tion vores ace. “g onl | ee "terme. : 56 we, HUDSON SEDAN Rue n. . | Ni ig ;, coin 25: = Solemn —_——= — $245 down. MONARCH. ft mr Lx a MOTOR CO_ 2988 Locust. we + 1a dner You LAMBER- GRAY r= De oo $40 no 2 = good tires; trade ; terms. 1644 uty 21 ROM | hestnu eee oo ae net . 2506 _ 8. Jetereon. __(70s) | § Jefferson. 2: . 1925: 3 analy} We +i ‘ao 1928 $170 p— wash oe m Tinian Dene ' DDer $1108 P 145: terme. 42390 O'ive. | PORI»—Sedan condition. ie 2 BN. GRAZ = 4068 Northland. New location. 1701 Chesinut. GaArfieid | rosin, SO ede | sine, _§ : r-door: | f ext Hl mboit Sse" isn etl. rouge : ; Reda oR sport sedan; "26 Cadillac t FMS . 3 coupe. perfect. $78. 6908 re vias sviendid coach and interior condition : eee el location, 1761 — dition “all ee war east mee si}. __CAbany | 5495R (e) ished fron t Meche: late Bet rfect candi- with new ule — new car: we “a in a 08h . AI OG Serer. h sido. 95: { f d . cost $4 434. also 2 "ac _PORD- ~Sedati fo urdoor: 4 shape. E , per eet (ar : Our- tthe ee 1: coat 1644 S J efferson. der: $73 Sow heel brakes: priced baw trade Newly nsinted : new bands: motor gone : - ; - a, er 6: sacrifi: ce. “mechan-| HAWKINS MOTOR EX( iANGE, | a, = | \7 N care. id 5 OUpe new. hareain. and up ‘ically perfect. Hlland ’ " 3%, 3309-11 ‘ 2 “1823: ina tires: F50 ‘terme 841 Ps ifke pew, " @acrifice ~ \dster, with new | MacCARTHY- ARC HER, 439 N. Buclid. | 1925 Chandler Sedan FORD — Sedan “Ss joonthe ald, “cheap for | | Cahdition : very attractive price Ocay ter » tires: must sell today. Franke Motor, | PORD—Roadsier_ (1825: perfect runnin x tires. bumper. motometer. svub- FOR!|—Sedan; starter ions Lon _B4age. we - Hl sacrifice. WEHER'S ‘USED CAR BX- : e.g | | r | fect: $275: terms 4106 Olive. Se) | ptt 44 Locust. every way: a Ra hew car and eur Brand New 00. odcti sand 'PoRnD-Sedan: repainted. $128: 7 models ; all in perfect order; Furd coupe down. . = 4 | bargain: $100° goad = © | .-/ Save) Baek vntnnidard $-passenges. ‘4 21 Pearson © (48147 fe) | Mew location. afield Fai end S hy B le | Regular Drice p10as/ 8 i — ; is ‘1994 "sewelt ~ Oar pri | = ;: private car: &6 new! $180: easy terms CANRUPre-.0 ure 7 (ORF price. fully $500 | GHEVROLET—Sedan = private S new Ae é JORDAN N SEDAN 50. Chase Garase. . s2. ag ee tires: $340: selection in the elty: < sone and 1993 Ht “Pp OADSTE FO : ? ay . hag . sourwoes from ‘ ROADST R. new tires. ow aaah - 1 LL AC <oupe. © ime : i + by pri ae Se 4-cylindcr: Ait eT - 4823. d ; at. eee : rd Latayet Se . pair and guaranteed: Faston av that you + ure and full equipment: priced fer k een You z find wick touring. Gpctocunes, | sale: easy terms owe Cc RO am ; : , | “price Rar cies 1240 3. Grand A Dodi . | Sao willhas mae Bule ter, perfect Juco end WEBER IMPLEMENT AND Al'TO Co.. mire Peg hd AE ae Aarne a ie. coune, refinished and guaran: | 52's! 8420. __1900 Locust, ~ ahs oe Oe we 1924 FORD, @115 | “hs suse senring cater, meted tow. | ae, nario thereon crete ew | ig are — pan oe RSS. Sa Ge pegs OES oe PERU Uae Dae ALA | we BOE Sel Pee. BE es OO ae CoB) erro “Co.

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6A POST- ceateiie - ) i AUTOMOB:! TILES S02 y Sedans For Sale ____ Touring Cars For Sale WILL LLYS—Coupe-s 1925- balloons: FORD— Tourings. 5. 1926. S40 up: irede. terms 344 8. Broadway. ; = aw 2s° weed very litte on $495: 1922 275. terms 3843 Easton. ~ ~s Meter Hteciged Used OOS? 5 Tig wine ze |) COMPARE VALUES IN USED CARS 7. Co Fok $1000 W illys-Knight, , $590 FOR imme. 24. good tires: motor This is a 1924 sedan. in ex: -_ lent con- nerftect $85 fterfme. 44604 Easton. ic) @itice. Dew model body. famous sieeve | FOnb—Touring. 1924. with ginss win-er Vaive motor a mpr) al" wt ; awe no tem $90- terms 4106 Olive. walres to «mmc he i | «|OG jong seTrms 10 fOHRD—Touring. 6 | 6 months oid — ete ~~ BEFORE BUYING 4 VISIT TO OUR SHOWHOCM WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. YOU WON'T BE SORRY. COMF IN AXD SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER. DODGE SEDANS, complete Pre up to 1926 - ite, sn IO, nn gine ii, ee SO A A oe oe - Vip See, i : ali ty BE Om I gee wey 2 oN eee te ee idl bla ae a Soe a wor —_ k buyer. Weber, 1817 Locust. corner wie aes } -—— eens a ae _h ~~ naga ea mt — r ag . => ¢ a F ‘ . -. es ata! rt eT ocemount - f POoDGE 2CSINESS COUPES. all modeis up to 19286. ( TLLS-ST. CLAIRE— Began: becit of the | ‘shies. £50. 820 4 sen. 4821 Easton. (¢ | PODGE TOURING CARS. all modris up to 1926. : sag Oe pate at R: a os “ = FOR! ———— Te ——afine- Seb. |e Standard and Special Modeis. ote 7 ; TIiL@™ NW -4s. F ation a o > S. jJeffersat ies 7x ») passcnger. oie qi vered brew ster green in good i } ‘ 4 ; ED tcornes 1b24 33 22. real bar-|j) 2924 SPECIAL 6 STUDEBAKER | mechanical condition; priced aYi ; Nev Wh ap pet Seda a Ti ; r © areal Te sag 3 ~} 7 XY st ; a Brida re ic 40 hone we ae with Rex enclosu res ; low ' j | wsence a ~ . ii bargain. OLDSMOBILE Co it?) ‘aie —_ —s PoORD—Tourime 1923: looks. rune like }) OA . INC refin- 1924 OLDSMOBI 4-pass. ape: ¢ . cine GE a mile: substantia! discount, | FORD Turi gs Totus M1924 OAKLAND TOURING: | refin- Sennen. ae = 2A / i Use dt: xs’ —_— : : P -* . : . . > amen : — —— > anil re “~ a 6 | ° oss geod Inet a4 TicBa } . 7 AU Tos—1 O se lars . ~~ ee “eae Peoytir- Por para rine cart 5 4 da -* — » “ (éf eondition : 1323 M ABRMON 4- — Sport Tour ! ' a ines. readsters: bargaine 35°21 Page. ‘c sacrifice: need monry. oi) =—-_- i} 1925 ESSEX COACH. $365 ne: es Us condition ; ‘\ es SA) jies, | FORD—Tourings, 1924 — erhauiec re ») 1922 JEWETT SEDAN gc ,0d «run driven very little: 6 good tires; d (| ‘ ~- £/ . - i ae ” ae - - " fm _— ont a Mo on > + 7 . ome ~ rt lik , new . ° ° . # Himbolt 3874] before noon : ane susranisee, a ae ning condition: $195 - oo repre i i t big sale o "Wetee-Ptediced Used fives" rom our head th SEI te a t_ S. Jeffersor (c80) 3998 and 1924 DODGE ROADSTER: 1924 and 1923 DODGE _ 4-pass. ) This is the third and last big ¥ : . quarters this 2D A 726 demonstrator. Tudor, used! f5Rp— Tourme 1024. starter. cood mo J Sue ares dels rt heels Coupe; refinished and mechani- ; - . ; ; : , 3 months: at a sacritice: terms. Avers "URD— fourms: “Morris, 3833 Olive. | ee ae steps cally good _year! The public has learned that while our prices are ee the lowest ix town, cur sales dy ond Ford Deaiers a" ae ek » i sa Standard 6 1924 CHEVROLET COUPE: original ( | clude phenomenally big reductions! Every car in this wonderful sale is fuily guaranteed br the — ee Auto Co Auth r 7 - Oi rs = = ” As [cK OCRI ING ' N e on 4. ben ms W SV r (Test a > a uan ft oe: —_—— } } iz ATYSTE % . ~- Was nd oF me odeis. +ea's . : ’ * : i FORD ROADSTERS AN? Gears $50 ang up: “ea. |} f peo a Look! 25 Cars! bargains. Open evenings | and Sunday. ||) MOT ‘OR CO., Inc Eat IK 3 gmp Dewnes Auto Co. 5885 Delmar ! °9 ° i} hs SS ——s hy i 7: f™ om FoRI—Touring 1926 ike nes $24 3041-43 LO “T) T BL ' } i 9 he ea ? | (Bil aiso one 1925 touring. with Balloon tires: | | @PEN NITES AND SUNDAYS \{ | 2 E ay | ed | ) 2. rr area ‘Perms tre oe 4056 Easton + ES ———m—=_—_e—e=eP_ amz™IxrL LL Ose ¥. : i= 1 } a> >: =—_—_—_—_—_ rORD—Tourings > 19°R dels. UST ise | F ) brand-new every possrpie accessory Dee } —+ Ke ; : ST PP A " : “ tie aa —_ . , > 77" g ner - ; : «=~ “eps eeiameanmcaetatias. ~~ T ©) 4en-Ptediged Used Cars” ‘ ()'/?}| First—The ever-growing popularity of the custom-built © padebaker S22 se incyenece & ap ery of new Studebakers that we are - ; a. — » doing fet here. = A ea ROT: ‘ ' ‘ , uT e arrTriyv Ot af Ue td Pe se) 4 what Ya. jer i a * - + al names eater ‘ce nF * fF TD SD 4 ‘ : : ; 1 ' $40 S10 dewn bul» $1 | gow a_i AT se ae... — —--—- apenas "LZ . 44 Sa 74 Ss fe bh) iff , ‘. 4 he P ‘ = _ ‘ . t Zz ™ . ‘ 2 o , ~~ ‘ — 7 a. 4 ‘ ?P Nash. Hudson. Oaxanc, Stucepase! Re ae oe ———- 1a ony agg eee hy Swi ou os" —_ MW) 4 (4¢/ Vel $3-S4 weekly the bal S. tsTanc ete ebm 12) 2c \ )} ~ > eo ; -cylinder touring car: like | *°R Oi Bard Denier 1270 S Grand || | ») eomplete set of tools, driv- bt) Buy Now for Xmas. 4 : ‘ Ui AJ “ Z4 = a r tit - ws ase 7? W - [ or ~ i/ ' j ° pew 855° Scanian Sant Tourinc. starter. ete. only $55: |-U | ha) ia) ala) \) tf amr ena SPN inte *Qer nreiced iat rit - ss _ : _ P=) 7 tis > «. { iti 7 BUICK-——Touring= Jate 1925 priced $25 dewn seol barcair —. HK. Owe } Ww O y Si ing instruct 10ns. Aleohol : : ‘4 +1 ' ‘ READ THESE PHENOMENALLY LO.w a or er — —— —_ abe — a iia , yas : . —F 4 i : 3° BUICK—Mode! K-45 rig cH Wit | ing : ve ee di These exquisite guaranteed n) ‘} Im radiator and a used car 7 geil cheap. Hiland 0441. S2 | ORD— Tourine. 1924 real buy at $95: } rmousiy reduced to }}) | ¥} | Le & gine? : } Rese if - - > ae re t im . oh “ad * ¢ 4 = ’ : : : j j : : ‘i , . : ei , j ’ + : Haw KINS MOTOR EXC TaN GE. 3309 2 in nae snaieienl “im all the late Fora | (| We must move 1 ) cars this week 2) ? it Hien VJ tf —) [EN LL des VV pi ew a Easton av were at wk «6hothe right prices: open Sur 4 Get yours eary bt ' ci ° ay ilie £ Haupt Motor Co 41605 . fy ; die : \ ‘ sh} j nuree. Rui ‘ive 2) | Week Onlv! % \ d) No \ Ww Sch CX 2 Ro 1825 tourins. vepainte ver- One Week mMiys ») » Was Ow | SALE as Now *oBcent n } Che tnut rfieid : ioe _ - - 7 fie oke ane runs if; ; ; a } ~ —_ . = ui Ca si anes = = 19° “ a, +g a sy ae es ay a 926 baick opal era S$: 5 seve bx others /// TT OP - )) »)) $150 °23 Ford Coure..$ 50 ih $ 900 Big 6 Studebaker Coupe... . $400 > $ 465 1924 Ford ee SS @-cylinder tourin 1 block from Union / to se ect from iberal terms peh Sun t i ff }) | ie \ WU eye 4 Chev. Tour 85.00 a $ 875 Light 6 Studebaker Sedan. .$400 C F S 760 Hupmobile Coupe +++ $450 TY a iY ever res sad ii ; J ' ; _— - ” oe ee. ; ¥ = - a= ieee rw’ , : *? a . . , ‘ = ~ . - :— y « —_ 7g0 TOuNS AUTO | 67 Olive (ct ») city - » 900 °24 Dodge Touring 95.00 ¢ $1465 Big 6 Studebaker Coupe. ... $790 CLOSED $ 650 1924 Essex Coach. ..i......9408 _ . wy RI ~ ] o> st ec ? oa ~ G ase i) 7 -— ws £4 ” } ; ER: Rage , — — = > “ --—- - a Pay Butch Ss jres i = a r= 4 car rna nas iH { Tt 2ES s\ O95 99 C ot cr ne 1] = ‘) Ht y b J io oO! i mobile Scan . eee © @ = 7 + . ” - Tie »T T3?T rx "ae ei e x per cen x - Ss .* «x od 4 ros ~~? — _... 72¢ Ww ‘\\ : vu ewe v\ Vee ow oe ‘ a2uu"" _ - ~ as KR axa. - ee ings. 1823 “0? 182 DOGeis . ¢ — — eo-s , goes act — i fine *+hee « , 4 Too $4 / aa nthe \ TT e at R fax ‘> ra iia retin ee niin ~— ~ - ~_ o - aeons ‘a j 4. ae = Che. woe ~~ - > = = ciaaes ’ i} 7 J Presents a 19°4 Master 6 Buick touring: | HAWt xs. MOTOR ‘EX! HANGE. 3909-11 3) ~ rable bargains es “ yy fae see wititer enclosure: Te w duco: Enrtor at i Se Sk , «' }) $395 °23 Buick Tou ee- pa - - . 3 liv ee See_ : ts iv I a Ear ER ae — ‘i ie j 4 we wu ow ut" ee ~* “Ve ’ es } =} ra AX = a a Tt - —s -> si FRt * a bed yi. mn 4 . T ’ ; ~ tf ’ : ' -. ! > tad 4 MR 54 - =x ol we = Der o 74> »}) 3 OME EARLY hs ) $425 95 Estex ‘ - ach 4 di | i ES =. 2207 : - , — . : KUHS- 9 HAVE } $45 24 Hudson Speec- { j ; ‘ / oo | bo vin ster | 495.00 1Q1q7 Ty) *T TS TW! ia 1923 Buick “tow , Seem nie } ter | (217 | UST—Corner 18th Street : 37° > hae »*) yf f tie + ie a r +) — = - on - - - 3 ; : : F ; «4 ; : i ; alg + nasseng oo i M Crrven EC RD wT TRINGS tt ed * tn) Y >a Touring 5° HOH ff; ds © J U m4 J we | és ) pit ib street ' ; up. Yla, bew - igcquer fua ravieca. 4 ‘ SS BSF ti ; ~ ~& ; a5 hii 1924 Buick sport; real comdiiion £95 TO $100 Touring Cars For’ ae MW) #073 °24 Nash Sedan 625.00 H's z Bash. 1924: rebut. rep itec, Ci $25 q aK LAND Touring lS V+ - ass er - =e. ~ - )}} cc Literal terms. emall down parinent. | 1924 models: qgll in sood condition: 7| sume. perfect. $363: terms. 3320 Lemp. {f g1975 25 Nash Sedan 965.00 |), : i LINDELL 28 ee i} ~ ? =e 2 ty’ AN 4 Ot cones ge o e ra te rs. : [Pre a ¥ ir han , = ‘ E : BH T A \ ! 7 7 g l Q 23 er i + i} ‘ j GADILLAC—61. 1923 phaeton touring car. $50 to $75 price reduction. Amy terms | ~‘act ruanine ndition: $00. 2905 LCCUr. Come early. make vour ae Ae tr ae 4 2841 Uhio WitDain reasor ae ane} ae +o . a Fe 2 ~ luk ' (Viti eal Ly. MGA | Pua iy inet i fa . —— aaa ; ; 2 gag nappa concen SOUTH SIDE CHFYVROLFT .& RinA. a aS ~? ean ant ciars {( tf ae ’ 7 * 5 AD a anaes l a ~~ paact Lb 4] : Cals it} ak maa } 5 a > =~ 4 . A wa vs men : wv: Save. 2-3) al ac ~eseOTIeS , —_ —— ~~ a : : % ~ ‘ ary ’ Bs ih dad : ” » ~ : enas a : e J ee wrt ac. ; mere om so ar 4 ‘“ . é : Cay x ‘Ht ' - RuULET- —192 2 touring Ons ee 4. TIT? ee a RI NER Mi T =] > S+a . SI Pa LeT ms. Ww iJilZame 45 if, - B ' ER on — 1? i? ctf } T : Se “A—2-wa eood nana tican ——e eCsceuent concinon - cheap. ; 5ald A Ten ot 7 new. $275. 1155 S. Kingshignhwa) 3 8030 Locust TEffers: mOR ae CS Smee aiait siliaii } 0) meter euactumed- ws “ be ban ag DESBee. “x “3g CHEV a. iourme 402 33 runs x£00C - apr a es oe a a _- ~ CERT 4 NT "Trya7 PL 1925 car a perm ' \)} i= if gover Bovie ana @P amt ss alate eo . \ \ ~ ‘'H hs ‘4,’ Ss * ~ 4 - i « —- + nS or | > a i i, fto—o | 'y ng > 7 er ! > 5 f “- . 337 3 —_ i « Pat ag hay Re % : ” j se SAR mil; , Wit 7 g on iw $65 cach 4A COAI qo: : a laa --aiheeniee ee : , im louble your money on the priee ({ . . 7} “gee Toei Gee ne mee, eee Have several open cars. need re- | mike te S113 1d a aneeee wegemer - . permane tor price rignt for . ce —— — MOTOR SALES. al& ; My ) too light for my use Tacha | 2138 | : air t bP rces. 2807 Mar. +, Corn? toon 2775 S75 down -* 21 Faster fuick sale “re @ iz rR EN T Mi Aintu> he ‘4 if ?) = nd ~ ay «+ ~ ail at eal argain pric 7 orn’? po r. tule : “> . by 7f} 2 4 Tr? Tiree ") . . oO ’ > ~y " 4 ‘ “TMA LOT { : trade. terma. G44 5S. fir wus santa at 3: rsor 3S Si AR—124 ar lis —— = WU © S cae . 2: eaek Ce = me._ 384 Ne ee oe * ee ee i” eee ee ie: Tae ot i Mt iM ) OT TRU Cc ‘Kk KI —s HAV : ‘ Mg T — OUPMES —* anc le . ; s — i - Spor +- Pa sge"rce re ala. or ee ciate Et ‘ ‘if 3 : first-class cor a titi ion: * S100 vel we Park of ae rT = 34 Sti ract 7} . 7 _ the at rog? STA R—l = 4 .Ai1€ : riiiz $s! 4 S+ , Rg J The, Co . } (te of $825 P| Poet eS , . a “ rin ee tS pris. ee maayregy new paint exce 4 Mer h azrers ~yTe i tine Oow 2 evenincs 4821 | es ee Bs rar. Pan iwasn CS ‘@ 34 i 1Q® . 4 o —— 1|an T) 44! S- «— tank. mount on 1 *» -tan iv l4 Buick sedan, only . ‘ a CHE VOLE T—Tout r — ats = _— EReg run der UT tig eo) Pare ir terms se es ae ee, a on £°4 = ’ iff iby }}) iw 0 4 hev . 0 upe e* bd ic i’own ; ( ton . truck. - iaZe Hur. original finish aranieed ’ . ’ . : . . i @& Biss «. | \ " ‘. = 2 sé oe : ~ : qs? il +“~ 7) aS hp — to f pew be ve eee yl usec. $460 eo . | "“aRTHY Ar “HER 439 W Ew +2 5 a oa : t. —_ ON. cane ret - ‘ : : : Adi —. 43 DE] Vi AR B | (t } { al ; Al cond’ ti Be ‘ ” that old L923 Buick. : new lacquer, repullt. a , ao ——-_ | marefis meee a | y) vi Se —— ahs 1») +90= ee . » — EN ER. AL S_FRUCK | CO agg except.onal condition. $200. ; 4 )}' 3925 Ford Tudor...$100 Down Ne __ 244 Ww ¥ ‘frreme RSST 1925 Bu ck——hurry—on! v £590. : ; ’ odze. Ford. Reo and Chevrolet _ a a% A WES & A — From 1% Hogar eon gear ccessories, Parts—Wanted . RD Roadster dude [Bese eed Yodirs 194 "F fd i-ton dump: tires Sl CAMPING OUCTRPIT Wrd.— 2800 ies +42 artin ind Mechavical condition cood will sei] intTa et only t _34PEw ~ ‘TARE , “K a Ktreshighwery gsr on 5 : OS ces 3 as . , Tact. “stn. -~ — —— H} 1 . we : Ean een a 2 orice ; ‘ . ase oe " wet" : on r> ¥ . 449 = ’ _ ? ges . . a sa) ; ; CREVROLET—Touring, inte 1926. with gondii eee mmiendid — mechanical. {€* connate fe ee ee. ee a Motor rink mg an ih ha oa ee ee Studebaker Duplex Touring Starter. wUt1A Shs et. : Saree al cue ' mon | — Seber / ’ st “st (2 t tires. $2: » 3O24 LOCUST JEfferson 3700 : : ie % 4 CHEV ri iL. ne x -19 > t yuri ng re nd : > a 3 Te oe 5 ~ _ a a Arn a - T 4 kK ~ oo i : ' ey .% a t i > , .. 4 K ae é tioned: $295 terms. Gilhiam- Epstein - See aan ee women ti oe . a pe tts ao mene yy Qpen A mv Sunday ; Kf | 7.) sae Chevretet Co. 5828 Faston. fe} cl No * eg Sis icemme free. Flin! Burrs sport + ag 3 , W “hy if. .% —— — aan * Se ar ena mga " ee eee — iments — he as Claas oe + . * + > = » *‘— To? ‘4 4 ‘ ff as ," peeeremenees t “S J eee ee - ' Bi ce ieee o Scone in # ae iv PMOBILE—1925 touring: goo@ cond YARLEM. 103) Ng srane— 3 1095 Chev. T $100 D {| DODGE GRAHAM 1I14-ton: good 1933 ‘$udebaser =* aur ae oe a Gi : tion rtain gga HEB AKER 1025 standard # phacton: }) Mt 1925 r. Touring. . Paar mcr ston: good, 922 Buick touring: new paint, etc ae EV Rol ~T i9 ‘ ‘1927 1 " in “sé ~— . be Ss € se a ‘ "i x ae | Nz ST i EB a. AK ER—! ua & ast —~ 20 = : uy 4 . OUT ng own (ft 2M -C 22 nm chassis Dos ig? oe te ame rane : ne — ty n ; a : ‘ = $47 SS -— ruara F adi tour: ne. F 0 > awe : . Biiedlnad "ie 4 mr x Og = * ine new {70 Wie Me ws r ~* Chee * = nom * ~ - y) { ( LEP" me & I La ~ ti rt 420 ralion tank. Buick roa Lers. i - l vat oo me “4 ro +4 USrat tee ucense : “ = re =o an nt a = ae > = i ¥ m nage Ste _ Trucks For § ale , i » ivo4 pe ¥. OOdaL. .% ~ 00 Do wo At ROAD KING po ay hoy pacs Moon wuring _ Span 6h jwwalhber. otc Bs SVRGLET—1895, S195; Ford, 1025, | $325. See manager, 18th ot Garmge aa | eee eee mabber: perfect - es A25; others; $40 down. 4565 Easton. JewetTT—19°5 touring like new $180. 134% McCausland PURD—ion truck; gved cundiuen. diva | 3935 Chev. Coach $175 Down | INDIANA .. Sra ee Gide teurten a “Svc out For % 4 o _~ Beat + - = x * ~ A ‘ a : a : “ . ‘ 4 eeiaaihte - % " may . wert had z ae Frail G2) 1 trace ie G. Jetferese = HEBAK ER 1904 hght 6 ioumna, new aliforma iestlietiiiciiininiaelaa a — i : $25 DOWN. Bal ANCE WEEK! -¥ & Pa \ tOL. muiTin T’ reritn - p88 ; . we - — ~ * . - ———, — ‘ ; " eS — Pes ; ee ~—y- 7002 Wael : "ee TT ry) YTrwrmiorr ie ee ee: eel Sepsis: S| lew ett Tonrein Duco paint: mew tires: periect condition, | ORi-—siake truck. 2 wees old: sacr |) 1996 Ford Roadster..75 Down (i; INDIANA TRUCK BRANCH | LixbeLr 2900 N. GRAND. ie — . .e > > a= ix . ee ae & we — a Noy W & i a i i#) a ui E pt i g 4 } Z Sesh j 4 =K (or ty "ASA io EOS . ‘+ a. nS oy. _ are + $6 _ aoe. Fol . TRUE . : , ) g 4 R 4 bo aT I W DELI “ a - Da + Fa, F b. — ~~ -— —- _ re My ct } if) és é pia i a 4 ~ ae 72% -lat ks 98 eee heap (;Rand . candela = Bi D1] 92 mn trucs u 3 e } . — seiitethngneretcerecitiiplieetrinmnstion Ss ete ‘ a ey ‘ Siow trad Yr | sacra ab pe ia04 bu ¢ ~maaeiger S1(%) down 4711 Natvrai Brmdge (¢ > "Te i{ pit if \\ y \\ 2 4 a New location Schnure- - “ke Special CHEVROLET —~1 9286 touring with winter “3 Rs. s ~~ =: BA poe a - .] “ 1 : — ~ —— - = ae = re if! ry W ) — sA.2 mn F oe Se $50 ta S450. : ngpde! . butnz ~ > 7 " " +e " ? ™ a "T -~ . ~~ r : > . - _ 2 é iy Seo” 2 - ++ V =e - eid New’ A mie > 1 uf . t p ‘ » > ¢ - ai st ll a i : eCrisi6 if Sy es ‘ » 4 ’ ‘ _—_- equipment; car 3 months i all Mr Trepren wr te-o AUT om oac% ¢.naeeinesr: new paint 4 me- | t\' Bioch. CAbdany 1546. or 5979 Easton a ace ae : “46 -hanis onaitien- i rat leage Si $106 Page. sieidecaaesile pra ee Open Evenings and Sundays as in” $1 Ae NPE Me Se i a #1 me Cotta: 67 88R. CH eA ROL E'} ===» } *>*? to 19°7 Our hes S50 sien aires x aah “ ar ce Oo rr ~-hs . it ee | mn truck atl express O0c¢c_s z00c ; T ATE } Vic TC R ( 0... T Accessories, Parts—For _Sale to $4°5 all @Varantee. jcen Se free 53 INC { OL ~ Te a: LING *\ +7 ‘ Ae, S is A asn ing . = ipe rent li $4 DL ver 7 . Fo a i re +B \ ne. + ‘ ue © yor " i* : . "er ose nf igi ee ee ene rr "2 — - ay - “a : i reuse tires P — a _— roe 1 ? 34 Lyerve- Den = 2S anc Sundays JEffereon rt 5 ti. ). a, . — sunpopellicedl i. sda “ me w a EW ba? | os) ait and guarenteed: remaint and re-/ TOURING CAR—Runs 0. K-\ good |, Ho er ben -Attdged Used -63) | AUTO “TRUNK —Brand-new. fiber. Can | PORt—T#e . . a7i 84 i — rl : & , 2eTtyvy.e8 @:t) Ue. USED TRUCES “or 9 , a Jand ” a brs ain. : - ra 7 = c ma i> 5 - BATTERY CHARG A heap 6338 Der- Ft RD CHAS 150 by. Wellston only $35. Me . fo ~~ rh ~ = ok ‘om = ew _ . - t i ? 20 rc Ks “a : « ~ 192 5 :; bry sler 6. j 70 To wUrir ng = vy . er —. AN k — m — — ae fae ', ae ~ He — “air y75 had ‘ ; * ai ii mon sohbeg canner — ——e eR cme if > %-ton Dodge. a reen bedr. $150 \* ye aw Owner needs cash quick: mode! 6-70 ‘per Suncaw and evenines “e045. ie harrains ae gg pepe .a9 3 ar . . ' tim . . 5 . e terms rea. Odl gp a@etee vos : . Se ee | PEST ‘ Tr? te rf MEY ER mm TOR CY 1800 Chestnu: AGNER GEAR C [216 Lecust “9 Sund ay ' ~ > . - ; = . fon - > ~ * see “wr ° . _ a .2T = sot _ a a : a “7 ; ner 2 re ay ——~- one . a - ee ee a L k '. “h >o] » x ~ ae -~ 2.4 Loess * sew, used 5 tgs cere arg cre A Loto: eT} _ Truck we. pane cody NEN Ge n 4 sj TI 7 if FENDERS AND GEARS—-Rolier and bai RICE. Ford Dealer 1 ook? rysier (ven Away ars Arficid extras: rare Sarge. cam) wer ivery. $125. $50 down ash; terms } C thy ra’ e acd | ar ( ET . TR bearin tinime gears and chains. axjes - i _ = ‘ - ‘ —— a ow ton : ’ a ~.) x # gm « ——" mv ee ‘ ( i i i i ny ' . ) aul r aerate ete: - =oanant r -“ ey : ~~ " rf That nr everyone sav hen t fast : ae A . pe i ar —_—_—_—— anna a ae 2 ia a2iura: Dricge iy ueBaATA im | dy anc ep:acement parts f ai cul and Ti Chryaier 670. a teamed ~ —_ ‘ ah ST a ~ tai V . A WELT UU. — 4 “Mac k o mn St aire 6 AQ Tose : ; the -——~ iis g~" new and ts wor’ 5 . cht oe - a eTsize “Orla Ra: nD = = + S338. os is SES Se a dea. ose Pane: Py4 lke new sv s Lerrrs it ii cm T _ hg PE File . age RY Pte cl “43: 4 ~s ou arre slock *. ry - . = — > ; \ y~ I L i Ir? —_ he - te a . $500 te eine for $505. terms: +1415 “ : “ade Ramon Boe i47 locus C2 1 £7 i? MACI INTERN. ~ on Dump. _s'fORD STARTER-GENERATOR—Bat tery maston. ouaillll S ———————__—_—__—_— ~- r 7 | ae AI AL SAL MOTOR TRICE «15 eae] : be 1819 S 12%: TrRE— ' > & ; $ } ‘ ~ORP aati uu - a “8 4. eumMa the truck. 1. ; ig: new only $20 1020 3 J le Ch rT n 3 Tr s+ - 1 += ’ os om apman JEfferson 0812 international! Troeck Parts tines s2x4 $4 50. trade. YAHLEM 1035 N. Grand LIS Etzel Terrace. CAhanv 38391 a ge eggs pe geome ( : a ee ‘NO CASH DOWN (Sue e=tucace | 1tod Off | rae , ree ro one “ $75: new rear axle; new battery. starter. | Wj 4 ib 2 p ie t =r @, eo Si eal, 2 e, ? 2 \ Ch 7 y D y a bad . a. JaS8or ; ; STs i ee | we ‘—= \ reo nfeor i ¢¢ } 2 G r. @? 2% . : 28 ni A y = inci = ; ) (tt saa For ail! model EX’ “HANGE MOTOR " Z : Sier: ot og ° MAXWE - ee eee a - thing as rat pavmen?! Tac}. SBHRovckzun. rea PPP La 1-tonm slase Doody aNd cal (( ‘df — ere TpDr Kk Pp RTS CO “61 . Mar $2. ms 3860 Zaston av. - | oe i IAEWELL—Tourine. 1924: disc wheel ; | Sine 2 $5. Theresa pen Sunday. 9 to 12 Ki 1924 Light 6 ne >) S25 yy Tourtngs a> to 130 ee e2i-s > LOCUS. Di (cfR) sizes. $2.50 ' DODGE—Late tour re om «= SNES foe. Beart tcurac 861848. maneen, a ug weeny erms — —Truck. 1926 panei body. Al con X ey J-pasenger a —_ } - eee $125 m $335 SECOND HAND Ford parts. Call 4100 o— q cheap st ‘lame 42290 Olive . m3 i ~ : - Lz ot. ani , ee a i Os Se vagimeamy 1? = 277 \ Ne sig rt Loupe ; . ‘ ot i uUpDes. S300 iiie—e ¢; od Opp airs re + Sa — tn Lt ee ba $ rar _ A iS 4 eT a - 2, = Dal Vageu — ene Bere: =. - 1?rh a ... 708 _S._Jefferson "eon citior &4 5% —— ian % ren = ps lon (;rand $$ ORD—Ton trucks. 4 With %S%ocIies ate ie COAC H ’ 1926 Th ador Sedan demonstrators; Trucks Parts. TIRES— ree? * * ~ ‘ es _ ») y ' if ke he w . i] sa."r™" ? = -¢ > - torn e Sch ottern- Vickers Ine ea - men ~ rood ‘ Cc Wf driven. by ‘wher TT. = ~ . anita’ ‘ aida 1Qo- —- soneniieinees as piediiemnipeinaita nots Ss gf ooG Ormes WON > A ate? vliiiia cT} taf Ws _ th t 48) : . be». oe i. * i = nr? liand O44T exclusive ly 2248 i? ‘bert .st ashe . dino siaa«,9|, ——- ~e Epstein Chevrolet C 9929 Easton ‘i 0 ates “ow. & pen Sunday and evenings a i . eTiiRy % n i« #. = . ’ " . > ed ’ ° . a a r yi mi ee Se pie aeetiiline en * STL SO Oil ruc 7 : J bt ’ ion sateustanieatetenemnamenee LT : —— — - paanimenntn ae perl . he meitineeens : . 3 : nage on, chea; e rire Wachter Motor tar BLICKA Marte! Al Vncdition, leaving ~~ See . vol a Pm. $175: x = (tf SED ) , , T ~ = i a I i & ¥ ~~ ea | RES ad A " 7 ace Webster 25°8 quivk and get it. > other cars al! R 1 S150 Festi Ise : a DUrpOges: prices x rE? ¥ iAS rr CHEAP NEW { wal bea lei eo sae a ae . a W ——-—— ann ~ -s ak @ erry, Se Smee o : | = t2x84 IS -enner] Pace ae bic? ‘ompieteiy overhauled ans guara: 1995 Dodge Special Tour ng Wee ewe a bad Fr 7 7/ ond 7 ars’ eo —Truck 1923 model. $125 1811 c wd heap at S195 Riefling. 2501 S. jet | \ bo « .@, One 5-ton* White. au shape: terms M wris. 3833 Olive. rear —a On : (( - fire -_ Lh a | pe Mf » J ——_ l= _—e va ee = — Uae 5 1a each M ; Ainge : ie bi JY—Moeving truck “hen! Soucneast 7°74 and Pine 4( One J%-ton G M. | corner of (lars am? Theresa $ — > a Vith Inderpedy hormts Fa, ir 7s ° dandy 1009 : -“_. -- Yo RES 4 t3x4 Ford Liberal termes eae. ee a a Se oe tires’ 1 Dodge : . : ASE BIA HAM PMN uly 4... £14; Li TT lee 1A? aR R yy ra e - > 7 ~ Servo Has arpesarance of new car oth B ity Mi ‘Tt R MO " ON ae = = ae: ; } 7 >t — Pens - wT 4 — — a } mee , - +. in yr Ta geet . os Ty ers ~ low as $50 down: al! in good run- — ‘ iow ECR, AS. ANG 1 Mes Trucs, **°'= . o" 2 20U, gc laranie “eu ' nin « ondit aa FOTEeEC iis ring. 4-whe-] “ak -« igh? * g ama 713 “ K ngehighwe has starter anc new._hbody, 32°76. TEYIS ‘races accepte ~ ~~ , Me : ria i mn me t _ ‘ ia . . 9 r : i * e a y} r ps af Ty z 7 - _ ' : mt ~ TOWN AE xD “MO TY rR DODDS 3 DEALER nrmice sg A WRG ~ : — z = ~ AL tne “- . 4oiMG HE -GRARAM Lg ce ise. i MonLyA ¥ — Recess VOL socust. Vpen = x ER “4 " SCENERAI MOTORS TRIT’K ~ i 3 RE Stizhtly +e | x) . T{ RR. ‘ 7 mea? my : or Or LJ res a Nn gd pa ww" ? — ~~. . _ ae > en oe. r ¥ . , ER ~~ in sm 44 anc o* ernie 8 a —_—— litte a ee ——— | eo he > — arr 2 . m $5 . « a S15 big Tl. -awe at ermal . : - . ee ae . — a OB | it i ‘ 2, , = ‘ose husks 2 roe _— a » Se = of Un . vba i ~ f : et RRO A) canition. $300 also Packard “sa . oan & STREET BD POR To “ack. 192%: repainted. rune ——— a | Paskview S883 3 » | tor yoursrif ISTH 6. s pan ; : : p Z . ,?- + - a4 aw ‘ a os 6 on . = . e - ‘ res . . ~ 'c) : : PIBRCr. arrow LIST RIBITTOR, Lo acKkarad, Jewett, Ford. CABANY 51241 com. oniy $190. Guaranteed. Ton chassis FE MMe 6~— A Pe —_——_——_—__-_ B18 Washington DEImar 0145) | Studebaker and mahv ather pare + 7 . > , 31 : s——i@m track. With or without start- 1 Iniernatmsa!l 2-ton. 4 specu, vocy Vom ' anv S Fords herr ts 35 “2 ——— ba Oma tm one, Henrietta. Se Cars todav. Liberal terme i-ton Tra Orteitice ber rs ‘Den PXPTem or extensicn ton bedy a0 enclosed cab . ") i > Hes “chew a son” Soe Ton > . de t ery o — , eatin § ' ; 7 gua Taniee ena ‘or Te halance 1 +e? ~ a cineca —— 2. —a - oe “ ‘ ‘ ee. a s.r OCF Ti ~~ — : SEX — Touring with evervthing on it. a 644 SN Jaffercnr ~ » & , vous vee 3. : — +8—w) AD-OTNSIUNG: 6-6ONn, Uke Rew 1 Lo0 Pre-| + “Ves POSTTIV 1? .s : > . " . s n S . > am nonth % a Lo fr, he a ~ ties . eee . . ’ - - ’ 7 4 3 Y sere " . ; ~ « : si Tea! hares in 183 3 Kinewhi thw ay 16 a el ee ke al ™ 2 oer zs and Sunday. Dewns 1! Inte ‘National Speedwazcen with bow +i a” Oovenvo! ¥ { iearance . Saale iltilala J ‘ . 43 1 = i 68 cane Gnenentuneenenner qneememens ~ ta se eee . aunelt elements L ite ter? var’or sues sh Pimrar “tne ih ar ™ . yy healt tr, siencahie as th hin te. } or ahs % ee eR ~Ginvod Tauining condition. | “A5—aAdvanced & ate epert touring: | itis. Td.) the 3 eee ee hese trucks ha-e been therough) ¥er- a REVERT BOUT —i9ls, you 4 AZA Hot: 4 Ie? i= - act . , wonde -. : ‘ . 7 an - ‘ : hy Lo ae Si FT anal ec. oe wutedcd and ar? guaranteed for . ‘ars 3A | iAl — rime a a 4 Tee OF pe egy = oS 7x ' 3335 ™ Shenandes : ’ shi A Ce ia , : = et — i ee ‘Oo $y $25 m™ — = YY ~ = > , = a - * —. eects - - - - _ foo - — « = : peal , ptctnrn: FBgetton = om cneee tructs am CACHANGE MOTOR TRUCK & PARTS Cp | J CHEV ROLET-—-Touring body. 1924: iik- 19000 ta A008 Calttormta te SS: $300 Lindell. ee rrris 4-30 va 3 a es EE er = app sun NSpEARGS : 3 TilerTnatl he “ster + a2 rer Srvod Tuli “lon and io tele oy 7 : * —" - a 4 : SeCmiNGs—Fiae acces — | 2 oe an Sas - aster bod BS ggg yPijes and guaranteed __S81! Market _st_. White—rebuilt. 1-ton. ” ew coupe body, $35. 42°9w 3% S150 4327 F | , -— : ; . ’ ; 4 . a ot | a B ; 140 vr i rig Ys rr - _— - : s ~ ‘* “ . - nats ener — a ° fram: 1924 Nash. $295 1974 Hupn i Be » ae - er, HNSON AT - aRae on “oo UDINGHATS Dt MP TRUCK—I \ -ton hite—rebuilt, 2 te n stake. cl at x ra’ Pritge eo remnants ts: Aes zens Accept. Le he c sens 7 ne iw a ax > ens v4 i“? } on, éu body .. 5 78 W Nercre! Bridge . . eo, maker er: i92 om. seo, | ¥ nen 9 oe mom. if”). $254 71928 “Steet me i te -4on. See yo , open body: cub and curtains. This truck PIERCE-ARROW—*-ion th hau " i) =m et ae : - 4 i ~ . HhRL eT ita q 7" . . ‘ ie on " 3 pam sh % ra 6 ; Pe . he _ sa se im 6the pink of comdiition: trade and{ $50n TY ler er 1073M Whi 1e—rebuilt ton. dump body ” a ~ . Pont recnwers CQ7 Mal tt vidi wi S200 La” + . ogee, SLRS a) ra a ’ Tt os +) v 7 ry) Ive wdv —, ”* ee ae 4°? ‘ — ow i ee STUDEBAKER—Ton truck 4230 W ae Be ey ae — a - | —0CPer CALE oF : j A-1l condition PORD 8 (_Es—secan wpe. teurtnges ee PER CENT. > ore Juin ‘. mes & anteed Prices reduesd > 6a Tr... oH . , prices an 2 ~ - hen vs * stake yet ' ‘ n " . tower th ® , ' ‘ SOUTH SIDE CHEVROLET War aretta Sand al eal re vA bite—orpe | . Se ‘¢ > nsscll, a Ot. t . —— en on enatuneeanincmeninteees ~ ti i, Pet - ™ ane > | ering S ikke aco, : aan ten eH al—_w fice 157% | > : ae WEREITs = * RCH smelt “ e 1973 Loghtnine ier iow car ®8514 Gravois, Laclede 2219 {+ Sundar—# u _-. : : eat aston, ej MANGE . , a = me _~—— tense iene i mecha oie mut y ianem 6m lf rae months ther mi W rR e—lrec ; ~~ - Z frfsg wear . m Luedinghaus chassip ......... 45% 3645 Ss “and Always open a ’ “on tee 2 mite 231? Easten ic gee | 040 Washington. }Efterecn USO ‘ ; DY CO. 106 3% gad menre oo on J Ett 1. geal truck. Lacieds U6GY. (esa) , L2th . opvesite City Ban eur experts Giens’s , o >) : ae c I rareh ORD DUMP BODYT_$60 7 ALTO TOPS curse t ee : 1933° rane good. ‘ pean Mert ee —_ Olive. near ~ ~-+on Repwhiic chassis or ome . : sty-ton G. MC ie body 3) 1926 Ford 1-Ton Truck ‘Tractors, irailers, Reo Trucks , fi PORD--Truck bodies. open and closed money for Ford and 15. o = era Tur? bach La ~~) dave ‘id. with cab: $325: 12 In good conditien r- reasonable. Ca!) including Ree Pore Mack CMC * $10 SG +b trae 4°°9 7 Nat _ «and tourtne -a7e RE pds 25 goed: $50. 199% NN ca ca ee $0 wm nas ——_ mouthe a Stoddard. Scudde aie Grocery Co — and Chevrolet | TAN ' QO 7 . -—n Acme . x Ss _s R 2m Ponla- nee Stakes and Dump SGadies _ — a Easton -6 NASH [tin Dante. ak be 5 | Sea ees oe EXCHANGE. 3309-11 | ek EE poetic TRUCK BODIES AND CARS peet 2478 5 Rear: 6 russ O he = | m.. rT touring with excellent paint, ab , en Sunday. 9 to 1B. a : 879 Bincham rk . babel a” ; cally he en. et ‘ner €}y an The GARAGE MEN ATTENTION x aS ; ee eee = is ae 4151-4] Forest Pa Bl. os Sweeping Reductions Im Priees :* : } - , ia Hh. » ef eer? ‘ ~~. - ~* sl : . ~ * Mis ihe — oath Kk , - = _ — & M peiice patre! tabie for serv rRUCK—i “a eo. of ece ter ar i .

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(5 * ‘et ¢ ws 9? | (eo) ee oe ead ott §* BS Bore ereaytn ; ri. sen . yoawsserre st BUNDAY. be NOVEMREP 28. 1698 CESSORIT - — ina wy : “. I re! Novemver 28, 1926-—Supp!lement of the ——— L i . TN 99 | tL iia : ‘ ix] iJ is , Ji —AL—N24 2 : if on Ain ; epee baal — ———— alii * st titties s = i ' \ » | | — | i : pars NS, «> ) R, i } A ~- i it q Lf r headquarters this FE sa eS a hat tees: rest town, our sales In- | : sg Sn ee fin: “* cy 9 j O¢ / } — +} a ; . y i excellent closed cars = 2 OU need a closed car . £ e vA, igi i. ae ig 0 ay, % ee el x ot | yi ssf | fahys t- ’ rf : 7 - ay 7 3 Bs ; af iS bat. We are crowded e ean ; ; Phil DO ais? laved ar our stores! T) : . c ‘tee 1% ‘ ‘ ~ P| 1] : 7 : his 18 the — foray : a ~ ets P Bes. 26 ~y 4 ran sat me ¥ : ’ = Sia 2 } t) war 4 * Jett Bie. ‘ 4 * ; he ae - “a, ‘ 4 " » Fa. ely » ’ . % : bs e } 4 ’ ER Be SZ ‘ ‘ “os : . ‘VeLeree! ww ote ‘ ‘ ‘ q ‘ es “Stes 1} al i ae y U ‘ > ad ; i ays ~ ‘a Av i —" aie ¥ “ » - es t Po gets . j ee \ ; , oF bf ’ ‘ ? ; : 4 | Pe 4 ‘4 , Me, : ‘ 3 * 2 : : a Him . 4 _ | Shy 4 ‘ . ; %. tess Neg st 3 | he ; ze fe. \\Y ca ‘ Fy a 4 . ( VD) WW : ES; :? i . \\ ‘ae ts a3 ? «Sad — V \ r o re A ae od bars i} , vies " ~ FV Fyry nA rns i "1 Bf, Be 2 y , is PAA ia 7) OO’ i IWS . Ye es ote . y t &s e2»tids is %& ir as és Nt ; Fs ae : ¢ ; - j : if j © ; Pr : : ; * $ \ , . h va pe Now y j Be ord Sedan 822) i ps3 ' : : “? bile ‘ OUPe. . ae R450 { ae a SScx Coach = b()() F me Coupe ..........$475 ' ¢ - . ’ ash Sed iii ere eek O90 ‘ ' j t ; ; ‘ ‘ ‘ s ; "Oil “@ tudebaker ¢ oOupe.. S700 * 4% vgn TE | 7 Bs aii t : a et . v- a . ta VW > i -_F . : ul S, Sa : , ‘Tre P ae es | le or a DOV! “ ih — a i fy a Ni WP WAY Md oe? * 7 a. . )), i “Jeg Ly \ Y VAN Bis ¢ “tay m ~\\ = © a BN ; “s) coc wes WY J 263d} J : irTyP a) (m5 ; db \So' ? . = Auto Bodies For Sale FORD BODIES—Sedan. 1024. 199 ios, | terms; might trade. “Morris, 3833‘0 Fens | Fon tbody, 1924, $165 . i? 1) ; S| a : uring id roa ’ Cpevedie trie 12D W Natural B . ’ Wirt s HOST ANT) BOD \ 0999 wed some r Sole COMax B75) “ si) ‘{ at : a a ee ‘ I ET Ty ng a a as aN QC] Lf (*: ; f ‘} HA )) 1e0OK. Cabs for Chevrolet \\\ . | (\( and Ford ae her acl 2, ten Onen Cab.... 850.00 i ane 0. 220 Closed Cab........ $59.00 ht A) ~ UN ; } N ] ) { pes ; "ab ° S68 hg mer AND :} 125 Closed Cab SRI. me a ’ s\ 7ORK Slidty gr Doe ! $03 1 fee \ i? ‘ yxy! > , @70° ees | a a }, } ; ; At I be" Also Rain and-Shine Cabhe for eu i heavy duty trucks sagt? pail } Seve 15 nes of a. ind ber Baa . etoet cele f Iso dump bie dean (( bedi Call on 3 irest dealer, Ee i ; \\ ieaie > In re arh c ites eq uip- = i ’ ij . + My a it | with « r pri es w te for Cala Pe: ar ({ aloe 8 Ford })) vw 98 > on Eee VV i} oe ' 5 SEE 1 ht DISPLAY =a » aA Pa 1) ' { ‘ - ; © GRAN] sy} . ' , y ’ ({¢ Bailey Auto Body Co. > i oR Te \\ iyth and Pine Streets. ili WAS ,' ‘we Louis, Mo * lek eye a Loemineetinpestnnenttniertancmnnaameninome rei cometene seme cee p~aemaaeae | a!! ; P - gs a gg a AO Ol ’ Auto Bodies Wanted Roadster 1 1 wih = -Wante FORD ister body: 1929- with yA: Titty P4208 Farlin, Bos Lil KOCK Pops Wid stand i Mmle | oo fax OTSSR . BY | Chassis For Sale : f : ' i ' i] ; sale . ’ + 1a=is ° driunioiers Sill an ss ain 4711 Natural Ridge] Pp Olss Dre RO CHASSIS starter: runs + : lv S35 Morris, S833 Olive, rear. on “ai ' i ss . ' kt SS Of a 1) adei slighty The ; ; } . thal 1} berfledct f ndition: terns, rR — Rieck Ford Dealer 12°90 8. Gra pist’t ' ‘ — mi : ng Re Tires For Sale | : 7) an she rij’ irke al mA 4 tires: 1333 Kastor (( Wo SS T’th wale Poeumatle *¢ruck 3 26x86, good orth ee new only 0 fips | Ee. See Y st. : ek Parts LIRES——3?x4%s. $4.50. 42x4, $4: 308d Nail MOTOR SVP.50. « #560 Faeston av. - abl Market st rie Solid truck 2. 36x. slightly é (chigd) ‘ heay tO?A N. catn St. . role: Wile sOx6. new U. &, eolld t fe. tires. very cheap. 1020 N. 12th_st : by! mis rIRES—-Al! sizes. $2.50 un: balioon W ; Ca i] sizen $7 4 m 1412 (artis L irs | Selicd ruck ©. 30x4, ony . | 1O2) N 12th et, lr rIRES—4 large size Miller balloons. ir. lifiand 0441 i —_- st. : New and uscd. epecial ‘am r rime 004 Easton, _____3a | ‘ fs , . IkieS——Slightly used. by Voltce DY ——————————— ' eae eo i Caeeilly PAdd nes. x 7 = ro hye 4 not i x4 1x4 S th f Hes, ' x () = = ACROSS THE DLAINS INDIAN WARRIOR : j (1x (iti _ ‘ i A h- oe n 3 = PrRyp wd tirea and shee, , ; ‘s , \"“\ a) . « Route 5. , | IRES ie: 6 3RVZ Grand you can : ; ) ~ eheapest P ’ yy r Sale "cog Sista aaa “ ‘ f .) 4 ) ww « | , yh , ; - : ! J3.3XK0 Ajax ' is, Bei 5 ; , Baie ar ysnt, So each. Mever-Kems 7 WVHOL WwW WJ Atnte ld ed dge battery L420 . ( 14 raeaR | - SN? S4t.?. a 4 ult > j cw } ‘Ox 4 41) $1) ' aggre 'M MIGHTY glad I - ‘ ‘ ‘ * tT , y tered 51) « wf me ie wasn't born a day : * 4 “ ; Oe ens Grand | * | | later than I was,” i 4 44 aye ” . | once said Charles Bia " wr ‘ pix ao lad f ; ‘| 25-37 ©) aes ale eel by bye halt oh «ane ‘ Lange ‘a! to know about the i 4 Tops For Sale 4 cPLA, : , | j j ) Se ae AG = lif ‘ it r ———w : : e of the plains. wt rops urtAins mat . a z ie _ ’ % ~ ¥¢ ie +40 | 7 L. } , } ff 7 ( ha mA :) ) ii Because of some restless, inner urge, some . t , , (roOmNTA 7 7 , ’ a. . . . es 1 ; CENT REDUCT -% for CFULTIUE SIME 7HEMES = fever that burned in the blood, he left St. j : tom 6 the marke’ : _ 7s ’ hay far Ford and Chet ro et rose ) - > ) » ) Louis, where he was born and reared itn t : mere V4 ‘ i ¢ rine ars Caen ft s 4 ¢ ’ \ - ( f 9 ee af “ ’ “4 TOP ( ) } , ’ . ret . ) ‘ ‘ > >». oy VAN Al rT >. me CO. it : hy usscll a © ¢ ®wOUULSaAN, ( tare quiet security, to go West m all that the ie SPARS: pect 3478. ame West meant 50 years ago. For the same iL: ? or = . ’ : > : 1”) Wheels and Rims (4). (1 4 : “H : stor and reason he painted pictures and modeled HET pti 7 repaired S4N' Se ‘7 ichures ve 7 TUE ? : Y horses and cows and men from Wax, repre- ; i \ ae nev: ae aad Pie tine with such startling vividness the | our eaperts Geld &. Giand o® (? (~» g<cn - : | + ! : tes ©; 7 = THE OLD TALE TELLER Hie i Sowa Lait. (Continucd on page ~.) = _ iE ‘ :

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: oe . * AEP DR a eel x etal cial Se Ae — ea ig, eee oN oe aa MERE Tn Pt eR " ¥ 7 a a ehis.. y : oie! = ? by ‘ une . shee es Be ahh we RAO 5, Hepa ; ) 2a as By “Bieckfeet Burning the Crow Buffalo Range e series of charae Later there were trips to New York, Chi Los Angeles. for st prevailed upon vovage that Beulah Nichols, of Hooch, Robbe and Ran Away. nouneed aa Disappointing, figures usually paid only dead for centuries. Came too—Roose- By Sthere associated with Of the the opening up of the Western country ISLAND, Iline This was surely the artists most prodae EUCLAH NICH tive period. from 16 years oid, arger canvases ™ pte . 7 subject of this | sis. The dark Canvases th piri Put | he filied Retch oOOKs Hic om - Pp a ; z ) | | — : _ streets of lives and breathes in at he faguely m! e of use iat hah ‘ —— = i arly art " ee ee : Island on & ent that the: I live mong of then from six o¢) in pedi et unt ) | | nem mot at a : —— e night furnish chemical agept reaction upon me ear! the task of con ting OUL ee | : , . YS : . a lah’s native a ange es watt : ; ve 7 * the mountain dawns and . : ; > bis ft 7 iv ft : - is HoOOoca in tne pottom of the crucibie too. won wide ae - . se Pa races of infiuence of the Russe , ae : | | pipes : Gi: ) inte! ‘o note, in this ce , , ae ww rien tomobile ride, asd an > nar Aod AU Cc Ti ¥ LLL hnaner } , D 2 Lt ‘Ac i 1e succeeded wi! par , 3 , of the larger to “ave ream s neec tc at : cere Beulah heid up gray-t R ygac numerous prepara- . wa } Rim : — 7 . Bill’ Mahoney and took bis cic lec wax. preferring *° - antes mame pe she next dem de re sosture in the round anes 2 Wart a good ' Tr... «. - - . . . . an lac . iB i 20d haads ti a in tied , bane i ' ~Bil : per was of ste : 3 | iMody of th Court on § be ~ = . - . . . a. - ha ream Ve - ‘ ; 7 ‘ ; a4 ac - a ~ , ry ; “aries Nicdbois kr sss » ‘ = what ake hbelievec gon . a : ee wv inal of 2 ; } . o handie young girls. U P x i- “ - —. - ‘ ti Las ' ; La fui D ( : ' : Vv as : a.¢ #2¢ 3as written Sewspapers on this sad subdfects Oniry she EB than she did bDefore her daug ry : oo he ideas WH€Ug ters the very end to beautr rhe value Was &@ somewiat mm ; “*“sperade that the writer embarrassed lave to > studia Fained permission to talk ¢ this Dandit Susiness. a ‘ericous desperado, digtreasing!y sober willing to stick to ber ap he Con Yes, sir. she ; giwaye st With the air nstead “gf sOak swearing off, this terribie S5° asserted that and bod-h *€nditry were forever divorced and that >wpunchef. ‘he com orobiem, @ > ed cut Ms Because whes she o aula te sw ng ant 4 seomed AHONEY also was ready to iet ‘i matter drop Having surrired shock he experiencec when e) ““8aged clothes in his presence hariag . . ‘ ad done permanentiy with fiery iig DecaAmMme a2 cOWDOY agar ~—_* anrmer mee Sepath BGc8 ang °{@ a’ *K animiais ‘ nis puriocined raiment and Sis were ang =- - i= . , ' Anat pipe and tobacco pouch, Be fellow to bold a grudge or Sar eh . “SUghts of prosecution Ose saspects rar» “*rT enjoved the whole affair 7 sake Hoover (Wo Wee en | pulled out my pockets and me and Hoover There was s‘: much anow en *--. ’ ‘) was the beatenist thing | ever as it was April. but after riding about fi’ 3 rf ié ne cat i — os 7 | | ? ) "@ grins with a curious Mixture ; . ij ir € ‘ - iw tas ‘ : . . brie e* — ™ - - . and *Dishness acd enthusiasm Im 75. a see > struck a cow outfit The boas Ge R od ad - ried | , : i | we i | studio was constructed a steer al) are mts His Western friends appre PFE DS Oe Gee gee pe wee > of > *"* seen a ict of wimmin in my Married (two—but I never seen one trail and turned loose on Ross Fork her t ané tty | | ) on etat “4 one She was plumd stewed I woul we met the Judith roundu | There were visits to St i, the erties &-~Cared — — , ele Louis. to friends and relatives love harliie Russe! much if i Badat got mi) , John Cabier, hired me to naight-wrang i i | . . : ; ‘ a i +i : **s “+4 . mm | » ~~ without horses Wa were abdout a mont! eke’ , : : : oa : . ’ F as a: is. hae A | ae k ii as | ; | — a es | fear of interruption or truth and they me 7. ’ e , 1e¢F ad “Grigzalies at Bay.” Page Two. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—November 28, 1926.

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“Smoke of Férty-Fives.” > Visits were the signal for the gather- of the tribe of boyhood for blocka hd in the neighborhood where the Rus- happened to be staying. Russell told marvelous stories, for his gift at -telling was second only to his pictoria! or he swung his lariat for them, swish- t up and over, round and round his turning and twisting, or he sat down sketched out a whole series of charac- Indians. cowboys, train robbers, trap- as they watched. ter there were trips to New York, Chi- . Los Angeles; for exhibitions. His Dpean voyage that had been contem- d for long. Another pleasant phase of life was at Bull Head Lodge on Lake Donald in what is now Glacier National They went there in early June and bd until the first snow drove them back he security of Great Fall«. Their lodge studio were established before the ernment set the territory aside as a na- ]- park. URING these years the price of Rus- Mmsell's pictures mounted steadily until they reached figures usually paid only ran artist has been dead for centuries inguished friends cam: too—-Roose- Remington, and others associated with development and the opening up of the tern country his Was surely the artist's most produc- period, from 19090 to 1920. Among his er canvases may be noted “The Medicine n.”’ which the St. Louis museum sought purchase at one time, ‘‘At The Rope's “ “Smoke of Forty-Fives,”’ ‘The Dis- da Trail.’ “In Without Knocking.” and re. There was a change in his manner, He dared more than he ever had be- ts. trying to catch the flushed and ing tones of the mountain dawns and hection, that for almost all of the larger fases Russell made numerous prepara- models of clay and wax, preferring to h grouping and posture in the round pre transferring it to canvas Pussell canvas was $10,900, which the called ‘Where the Law Dulls the Edge ustice,’ presented to the Prince of es. Like all of Russell's larger paint- s, this one tells a vivid story. Two al Northwestern Mounted Police are wn disarming horsethieves: in the back- nd the herd of stolen horses is repre- ed. and as a setting to the whole scene e are distant, pufple-xray mountains ‘> until almost the day of his death Rus- ] painted, despite a malignant growth on neck which seriously impaired his Ith It seemed as though the fever uld not let him be, as though he had itrive until the very end to set down thal m of beauty that so troubled him all dave. For, despite the fame and wealth ch came to him, he continued to un: timate the value of his work. Even i praise embarrassed him and it was [tor- to have to take an acquaintance bugh his Great Falls studio HE distinguished artist, Charles Ma- rion Ruasell differed but little from Charlie Russell, cowpuncher neyer would part with the cos e. of the plainsman, wearing alway* high-heeled boots, the sash instead belt, and the hat peculiar to the cow¥ When some. artistic problem of pective or of shadow, troubled him, became a cowboy again, hunting out his at sometimes throwing and twisting and ling it foran hovratatime. It seemed be@lp him to think Te did not like the ateam and electricit’ had transformed his West. Before he fh he exacted a promise that the hearse carried his body should be horsedraw?. ; ns he followers and friends of his pla's his es recognize the quality of truth Ip tings. and ‘t is because of this quality they respect him as an artist. He record- faithfully and with accuracy, down ta ute details. what he saw. The marking® an Indian blanket, the cinch of a saddle, branding of a steer, all, are rich and e in deta!) His Western friends appre- e this for truth, and they honor Charles fon Ruasse!!, the artist, as they once ed Charlie Russell, cowpuncher. Beulah Nichols, all dressed up for a movie. at last prevailed upon him to make the % Beulah Nichols, Aged 16, Drank a Pint of Hooch, Robbed a Man of Clothes, and Ran Away. But It Was a Damp, Disappointing, Disillusioning Night. By GUY FORSHEY Of the Post-Dispatch Staff ROCK ISLAND, Illinois. EULAH NICHOLS, 16 years old, is the subject of this analy- The dark by- They were old ones, anyway. I wouldn't a-said anything about it to the police, only my son-in-law came down the next day and reported it. I felt sorry for to persuade her not to change clothes, but when she took hers off I had to give her some of mine to get rid of Gosh, if my wife had been here’’~—— He became more confidential in contempla- tion of the fearful consequences. added, ‘“‘if my wife had been here this hold- up wouldn't have happened She wouldn't have stood for it."’ Island on a _ using very much more brilliant color lah’s native instincts in the pottom of the crucible may ets. His sculpture, too, won wide no- and it is interesting to note, in this There are different versions to be heard here of what actually happened on the night of October 11, when the 16-year-old Beulah Nichols got cockeved. dispute about how many times she had got that way before, and about whether she had & weapon when she went calling on William Reports to the police said she had a gun and Mahoney says he thought and an angry When Beulah held up gray-haired Mahoney and took his clothea , she next demanded more of the polent chemical agent. There is considerable She didn't get any more hooch on that erhaps the highest price ever paid for ateful night, and that probably was a for- dian Government gave for a large pic- fhe did get Mahoney's clothes and his pipe and tobacco pouch, after scaring and shock- ‘NK him into submission. reason the police were searching the coun- ‘ryside next day for a ‘“‘bob-haired bandit,”’ who, after a couple of hours of nocturnal prowling, had fled from the locality on a was the reason why she night in jail and is now in he custody of the Juvenile Court on parole She is in good hands there, ‘or her mother, Mrs. Charles Nichols, knows Al about how to_handle young girls. S@ mame of Vashti Dale she has written for Magazines and newspapers on this and a)- ‘6d housebold subjects S0re now than she did before her daughter five her some new ideas. ‘Way of doing that. lt was a somewhat mild and humiliated *sperado that the writer found when he to talk to the daughter a wilted but distressingly sober and Mote than willing to stick to her flapper clothes from now through with that “2 old soak swearing off, this terrible in- and bob-haired Aditry were forever divorced and that she “ad done permanently with fiery she observed thoughtfully. “I just can't contro] myself. my liable to do anything. William H. Mahoney, who was held up. “IT heard some- taking chances. see no gun, but she held her hand back in her coat sleeve and clost up against her side, just like ahe was pointing one. And ‘Get me some men’s clothes, and and I wasn't the boy friend named Wilson. know whether that was his first name or his , but that didn’t matter. mother they were going to a show and would be back about 11 o'clock. Instead, they drove 15 or 20 miles south, parked by the road- side and drank up all of Wilson's quart. ‘What was it you drank?’ I asked her. “Was it whisky?’’ I don’t think It was that brown stuff he al- He called it hooch."’ Thev told her was I to think?’ EULAH says Mahoney was just balmy: that she never had hold of a gun in her life and wouldn’t have known how to use one if she had had one that night. As to her threat to kill makes this explanation: ‘Get me some men’s the old man, y ELL, whatever it was, Beulah, after ‘ drinking more straight out of the bottle, felt funny. the farther they the funnier she felt. her out a block from the house, able to realize Daughters have In the light of other things which hap- pened, this version sounds far more plaus- During the “holdup” she decided she could not venture out in men’s clothes with bobbed hair. and she prevailed on Mahoney to give her a boyish shingle cut. see any gun while acting as barber. did he see one when she was changing from her outfit into his. When the Sheriff found her asleep in the a returning freight next night, he found nothing in her pockets but a messy sandwich. a cent, and, according to her account, didn't have a cent when she started out 12 hours earlier to see the world. dition had been a financial failure, and as a pleasure jaunt it was a total loas been chased by dogs, had got sick smoking Mahoney's pipe, had stood for hours in the drizzling rain at a water tank waiting for a and miserable, had climbed {nto a coal car in company with a wooden-liegzged bum who thought she was a boy and wouldn't even talk to her. Hunger would have added to her woes had not the crew discovered she was a gir! her some sandwiches and candy Finally, when rained permission about this bandit ehe was hilarious, her condition was not suitable for entry into So she started walking. With the air of She had found walking to have a salutary effect once o. twice before, to her own statement, as well as town gos- Nichols had been tight. reer as a drinker had been brief, A few months had taken up with a fast set of youngsters who went to Davenport, across the river in Iowa, to public dances drank and petted and the roadside, and she had pro- gressed rapidly She says she was really drunk only once in Davenport about the boys about about at least one other time when she went down the main street in Rock Island pro- that she was girl friend was “Dynamite.” Although her ca- She didn't even have I get crazy.” AHONEY also was ready to let the Having survived the “aged clothes in his presence; having got his purloined raiment and 2rant pipe and tobacco pouch, he was 1@ fellow to hold a grudge or harbor “Wghts of prosecution "ther enjoyed the whole affair. before—at a dance One suspects “Tt was the beatenist thing I ever heard - he Krins with “€Dishness and enthusiasm. ‘"€ seen a lot of wimmin in my time—-I Married two—but I never seen one act like She was plumb stewed. I wouldn’ “tared much if I hadn't These ominous “I'm 765, and Beulah’s mother, that was what they were like when they got have been that Mrs. Nich- Ols got the names crossed. Anyway, it was Her prime motive in starting out to see the world in the firet place seems to have beep her fear of returning home cockeyed On that evening she had gone riding with i ee . = * Mrs. Charles Nichols, Beulah’s mother, a writer on domestic problems. Matches who was the more explosive after consuming a pint of hooch. Everybody agrees upon that. And, sad to relate, on the fate- ful night in question, waiking failed to al lay the violence of the charge “TI must have wandered around for two hours before I decided to leave town,’ re- lated the erstwhile traveler. “I figured I would have to leave, because | wasnt get- ting sober and I was afraid the folks wouldn't let me come back, even if I was sober. I didn't have any money to pay my way, s0 | thought I would catch a freight. I had bummed a ride on one once before and thought I could do it again, but I needed boys’ clothes for that. That's what made me go in at Mahoney's house. EE. I was tired. I'll bet I walked “(5 10 miles. Before I knew it I was away out in the outskirts of town, where there weren't many houses and the streets were all muddy. I got so tired I went into a place and climbed up some stairs to @ second-floor balcony and sat down on 4 bench to rest, but I guess I must have made a noise. because a woman came out of a house next door. flashed a light on me and said if 1 didn’t beat it she would call the police. I beat it. but before I got far a man caught up with me and said I was under the in- fluence of liquor. Imagine that! Me under the influence——_ I laughed at him, and he told me | had to git “I went about two blocks and turned off on a dirt road, went through some woods and ran into a swamp Il fell down in the hrush end got al! tangled up in some black- berry bushes, and when I got out of there I ran into somebody's backyard. I sat down on a bench to reat, but some dogs came run- ning out and barking at me, and I had to Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—November 28, 1926. After the shingling. They chased me clear out of the yard and down @he road. this time that I came to Mahoney's house. went in there because knocked and he came to the door. I woke him up out of bed, but I don’t be- lieve that, because he came to the door right and he was dressed al! beat it again. KEPT edging the door him Il wanted some men’s clothes right away. knew better, and then I went over to a chair and picked up a new hat from me and got me a cap instead. when I told him I'd boot him if he hurry up and get me some clothes, he went in another room and came back with an old leather coat with white paint on it, a pair of old pants, a pair of shoes and a shirt. I sent him out to find me a pair of scissors, and while he was out I changed clothes, al! I had to get him to help I couldn't see straight He took it away except the shoes. lace them up. Mahoney tells a different story about the Mention her version to him, and he looks at you earnestly “T reckon a feller ought to know it,’ he “if a woman in and changes clothes right in front of him. she change while I was going into the next room to get a pair of scissors’ gone a minute, and the door was open, any- I hurried up and brought her every- thing she asked for-—even my plipe—because I was trying to get 1 brought her the scissors she wanted me to suade her not to do that, but she cut some of it anyway. and then I had to finish the I would have done a real styi- ' he adds, apologetically, ‘if I tLadn’t been sick that night. country barber.” With the change of clothing effected and the hair shingling completed, the raider set upon her travels, much to the relief of her startied hoat. I used to be a mine there on the floor and told them to pay for his. him I was full of hooch and was having a great time, but he tried to lecture me, and He came out barefooted to show me how to get to the rallroad. back along that muddy road. | was scared down there “| was all right, though, when I got to , and then turned and went the other Beulah, before she compelled Mahoney to shingle her hair. way. I crossed two or three long tresfles. and before I started on each one of them I put my ear on the rail to listen for a train I guess I was getting sober then. Anyway. I was getting awfully sleepy. Twice 1 wen’ down in a gully and tried to sleep, but it was raining and I was too wet and cold. Gee, I was miserable and wished I hadn't left home. “It was getting daylight when I came to a water tank and stopped to get out of the rain and to wait for a train. Pretty soon an old man with a wooden leg came hob- bling along and stopped, too. He said he was going to catch a ride to Peoria. He thought I was a boy and wouldn't talk much. He just smoked. And when I tried to smoke, too, old man Mahoney's pipe made me sick. I smoked a pipeful and part of another, but it sure made me feel digzy and rotten. “We waited at the tank two or three hours fora freight. Finally one came along, and we climbed into an empty coal car. After a while a brakeman came along and said: ‘I believe you are a girl. Aren't you?’ I said no. Then he told me to take off my cap, and when I did he laughed and went away. After a while he came back and told me and the old man to get in a box car where it was dry. Then he brought me some sandwiches and candy bare. About noon the train stopped at Galva, and I de- cided I wanted to go home. The conductor wasn ( going to let me go back on that train. but the other men out-talked him and I! went in the caboose. When we stopped in Rock Island, there was my dad and the Sheriff waiting for me. Oh, gee! The paper said I hugged dad. but I didn't | kept aa far away as possible.”’ RS. NICHOLS, who. after the oc- MY currence wrote a series of articles 4 for the Daveuport Times under the title of “Confessions of a Bob-Haired Band- it's Mother,’ was inclined to olame herself for the daughter's plight. She hadn't been able, she said. to give parties and dances for the gir! at home, where parenta! supervision of refreshments was possible, and had a!- lowed her to go out to publie dances both in Rock Island and Davenport with ‘that fast set she had been running with.” Beu- lah, she said, was a healthy, normal girl. who liked healthy, normal amusements, and would have been al! right had it not been for the circumstance that she managed in one evening to get outside of a pint of hooch. That feat of tippling had started all the fireworks. She would see to it in the future that Beulah came in contact with no more hooch Being a writer herself, the mother enter- talns hopes that Beulah will take up writing and possibly write a funny story about her foolish adventure. But Beulah says no. she isn't going to be a writer She is going to get into the movies and play opposite Ben Turpin. She declares she is going to Cali fornia some of these days and go to work for Mack Sennett. And if Mack Sennett! doesn't want her ehe is going to work for him anyway. Her black eyes, looking biack- er than they are in contrast with her blond hair and very fair complexion, snap with determination when she telle you how she is going to be a movie queen. She quite can- didly confided that she thought about littie eise besides movies and dancing and could scarcely wait until the interview ended. so she could go out to see a return showing of Valentino in “The Sheik.” There was only one more question to ask Her mother said there would be no more liquor. Did she agree with that* Oh. yes, she was off of liquor. “At least until I get married,” she explained. “Then Il guess it will be all right. If the old man brings home a quart, we'll just kill it and then go to a dance.’ > ye 0 pgeeron ATG OO EE ET OT ET” AONE a . 4 : i Ns 2 a 4 ee a * oe oS ae 7 J! + . ve z a -_ Pee o- et Pe te sh sg Aes 9 ee toa aia asad aye i 7 ahaa ae a5 5 eS dete —* ee eh “e Vi Cy , Wwe 3 ay , ; oe ‘ WP ea ea a 4 reaper ote ray + rer ~ - me 5, hee Vik. pau 7.

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How Lauterbach of the Emden Got Home ee ae patie ’ he “ y fa es eAey at Beatrice Beckiey, the second Mrs. James K. Hackett A te eS A Gs BB ic Bah sate > intimal it... OL LS ce eet tt. tn ff ham 4 vd fter his escape As stoker on a . ee SC s return to G@ermany Restored to civilian garb when the t Singapore Scandinavian of the submamne Gasco trme cf peace had come vesse. ngineer of Famous Sea ‘ THE ROMANCE OF THE EMDEN aider, Taken Prisoner IN THE FAR EAST by the British, Escaped and Went Half Round the World to Rejoin the German Fleet. ce # Belpre . oi Ta eee ee By CAPTAIN JULIUS LAUTERBACH ha ss om! sss Gtin. Dut abe tidu't char hese didg. Go Ameos a Rode Out 4 : Fortune an inee Idol, Captain Lauterbach a from the prison a a ~1* pureuit cin the chase Hi died in ‘ the Burma Of r ti ther day 4 the hunt. ) | as he had lived, nerchantmen. ae : as he would « Chagos Archipelago | ! wisbedc to die. to 18 she sank , biaze of gciory. lier magnificent -suit harbor of Pan y a magnificent b hug. The ill i | Vie o ‘er - . ip Yar- ~Wuernh Walting to witne - bi rae al ‘ ie: i ‘ nchor- & £a.a performance schedu i a ee ee 7 : Jemitchugs ee with her ‘+e Emden — ‘ a a reoch ae i ee moet romantic stage has Known passec away s and the early 198008. whe 4 swordsman and a mrt 2 en ee Me -onsidered wort was always “J anyone, and only intimate friend matinee gtris badly got the "e Was nere Must have beer some becBause We escaped ritish were cer: gave each officer person at for me, as pPtain of the Hamburg-A a 7? riacke** Hackett was a creat "Sls wWorec os ~e and he lived g He adored rears. when the stage ema at swaeh >oecki © se 0 Kings ’ ~ ~ - o ii © and ~ om . - was as ae, a ' atives are anc war is not a nice thing terridie thing that 1° CAn ¥Ou took my life in my hand ‘hone ar ft 4 tr . ‘ sis : a \ OO) S . , — ; nem {O regist any attempt man vc meet uns re . Len neu ' ¥ eer aD gin ' : h , i , th e ~ . ; . 5 Ay no ‘ :, ; ‘ ; Ai’ gaicet ia weTmane recognize . 4 on ) ie ‘ . . ’ se" TT eC too effective nen came the famous revo!: a — start 2 : pe ts sic — , : BD the atehman : ar'ed @ast ~ ; ‘ ' “~** 7 ~ natives ’ ae oN 3 Seti z . nited States BR .Fal ros Vaking MY Wa‘ and whites were killed ~ sie , ure ® 81 | nf untry. i arrived in } C to tt Can I ever forget that night’ oO ~4 ‘BS J tf you | r ¢) . the whiskers 7 of the natives {n Singapore and 4609 . never have sin Page Four. Sanday Magazine—St. Loais Post-Dispatch—N ovember 28, 1926.

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ae, Ge, ee ee a 1 QBPREFAR oe Katies pict 7 Te nnn sandadeesensenst ee senecesp seer * ae eet eg £2 tft ets; v4 Wishes Were Horses for A. f : JAMES K. HACKETT Ke Beatrice Beckley, the second Mrs. | | James K. Hackett. | af f a ; P ee ne ' a ma eae | eng, 2 _—_ vw ; 3 Pee, - ; pr | 4 ' | | ; ' a Be : 2 ¥ ‘ i od % f ’ ' =. ie PS y > | | ‘ ¢ | | | : ; . ° estored to civiltan garb when the 4 5 time of peace had come | a | fi 4 , i? a { |? cS - ; ’ y ; 1% i 7 ij - & ; i } if y F F A } is ‘ i ¥ : t ; | ; | hief engineer of that famous -~_ : i its sinking by an. Australias | f/ Ei . r . if 7 »* : : "\? . a st . ) = 4 / sa ii , Rut i] a rritian Ot is 2a " Irn U7L CDesars p F “a : ¥ } ee — : | ‘ Pd escaped, and, ater tremendous ~s 7 Yo 7 iva 7 ‘ Po ‘te : { bk ‘ oo? roan. “4 ¢ ae : ' Seti: TU ° Tt Fc Os? ANS ~ as ° + s& 4 i i the German naval ser OF Ths, Et 5 DAV: ~ e { W ; } V ' bs é tons displacement, hbuving tw | ts ' 1 4 ‘ )-it ind eight S-pounder guns ° . i BNE $5 Knots dnd her | ar Ing oT tne O a Ever P nden wus-in the irhor of Tsin ° e Mary Mannering, who was the first t Se she nenreted i O ut of fis Fath to find fame oe : ; ° — ’ = tea lia t+ 3 ‘A ‘ ' , H gag? a ry ¢ / ; ‘ y? ia / ' D ] ~~ > * : a we. ;'a : | i ' if vs * ' ‘ which was frightening his mount out of its er Squadron atid eet permisstor ; ,- a if 3 James Keteltas Hackett wits, held on for dear life As mile after . ind prey upon commerce. The | —— , ett’ as ortune an AY Omen redatest at- mile was left behind, Hackett’s tin costume | an aboar@ her aware that sooner | when he was at the ; began to loosen and clatter to the streets, ; ‘ . ° height of his glory as which only served to spur the horse on to tour Tuaneis, non had three ‘ = : i 7 7 ) Y ] - ti dol greater speed Finally, somewhere up in + built and erected and the Emden if 9 ° matinee iGo z : | Harlem, a mounted policeman managed to fe ; The next beard of the Emden 2 ea bring the strange outfit to a stop. covered € Six iiritisn steamers nd five | , in ) HE J the nearly nude motion picture star with a te n board when the sixth was ; iN ames K lege, and was the leading man-—and : = v : i By H. H. NIEMEYER , es B n-—and often lanket and sent him home in a closed Car- re ; em go fre i] Hackett, Chevalier , the leading woman—in the college play be : | ae Of the Post-Dispatch Staff While } ; gece arin lat rfage. It was pearly a week later before ey Jeatroveres started out: in pureuit I ic nile he Was still i llezge, Ce enc] . oes Ve] Siariea oul pure } of the Legi 0 01 i till D COlLLOCRE -armencita James K. could resume the making of the ese cruiser joined in the chase , di aris cne of the first of the ‘elg - | yanese crul joins as | Honor, died in Pari ee ‘ as : , of the foreign dancers to in film. The horse was dispensed with, the in. the tanks of the 3urm Oil 7} h ther ay¥— ’ ; . } y ; ' 7 From October 15 to 19 she sank | blaze of wlorv. in a outline the early history of his family. tracted the attention of the professiona! lowed, with Hackett touring In severe . , ‘ rs. aa : , > , ~—s " rec ’ pturec another large collier magnificent suite in When the first Mrs. James Henry Hack- stage producers piays, which just about served to kee; aeen coming into the harbor of a magnificent hotel. ett died in 1845. Falstaff Hackett continued him going. He was pever downhear' ae :, > i seein, "rE : al ; & Kussian cruiser Jemtchue The ! with a King and on the stage, alone. for many years Then NCE out of college, Hackett gave up however, and. despite hie having g« ‘ it’ must be the British ship ‘ar | Queen waiting to witness his appearance in when he was 68 years old, he married again ail ideas of becomin a lawye! through bankruptcy, his credit was alwis- © atranger approached the anchor I é gala performance scheduled for the fol- In the meantime his first son had begun tc and took to the stage Aimost from good, so that he was able to live in som: : t 300 yards from the Jemtchuz | lowing day—the most romantic figure the achieve prominence at the bar and in poli- th ¢ Start he was an actor-mandager, thing like the style to which he had earls E ays 3 German ensign, let loose with her \} romantic stage has known passed awa} In tics and had formed social connections in and he took out companies of his own adapted himself Egy ; - ix. ‘ athe Jemtchug. And the Emden. | the late "90s and the early 1900s, when a New York which rather frowned upon tie playing small towns near New York Then came one of the tricks of fate which . : = i } 7 ? ¢ . ¥ a. - ry . rr ew. ft) Y - . ‘ 9 ’ ; . ; : be at of the harbor. sank a French de- 1 play without a swordsman and a mythical Stage and stage foik The son's family and In 1892, just a year after he left schoo! Bo often bobbed up in Hackett's path. David e War vessels were added to | kingdom was hardiy considered worth while, friends did not lock upon the second mar- he joined A Mi Palmers famous com Graham Phillips had written a story for The be ” t J = ¢ 3 . —-— ‘ " = " a6 . £3, y hunting for the Emden Ther | James K. Hackett-——he was always ‘‘James riage of old Faistaff Hackett awith favor. ana pany, appearing first in Philadelphia A Saturday .Evening Post called ‘‘The Grain of e en Keeling Island harbo: south K.,”’ never Jimmy to anvone, and only Jim su, When, in 1869. the second son, Janes K year later he was a meniber of Danie! Froh- Dust [t was highly successful and Hack es nd radio station As the E : 0 a few of his most intimate friends—was Hackett, was born. when the father was 7U mans Lyceum Stock Company in New York. ett bought the stage rights There was ¢ Re P i | ; j ; : [ ‘ : Det , ' 7 j ] ’ , . ‘ . . ‘ ee Rioed by the station Passing neal i the one great idol of the matinee gtris the years Of age, a COOoiness grew up velWee!l Frohman had been sponsoring a vouneg acto! | really not much dramatic material ip the } : i = . ' . , ; . . ? : ? 7. , * . ; = - . P * “4 from Austratia Th Eniden used | , country over He was probabiy not the first the two branches of the family which iat named E Hi Sothern who had seored a book, but Loula Evan Shipman, who had pa interfere with the messages being | matinee hero of the stage, but he was cer- amounted to hate tremendous success in, if memory serves made the play from “‘The Crisis’ and writ- ee ; ~ * » ‘ ~ . ee Puiser Minotaur caught them ON tainly the greatest, and the breed died with Recorder Hackett years before his half correctiv. ‘Rupert of Hentzau kor some fen many other successful dramas wae #. -~ . = ie , . . = ° sole 220 is om 6 oy wef F : oe ' ‘ s : = ° ae " . . ' ‘3 y, set out for South Keeling hin His photographs adorned the dress- brother, James K., was born, had married reason, relations between voung Sothern and called in and, in rather short order, did the od proceeded to destroy the radio ers Of more idol-worshiping young women and had a daughter, Minnie. Aithougnh sh: Frohman became strained. and the actor best he could with the material at hand Be to the harbor entrance to wetch than did the late Rudolph Valentino's lived to old age, she never saw, or wanted npranched out for himseif Hackett, as he There did npt seem to be much demand for ' Stern Slowly the Sydney drew up his early life on the stage. and he expect- ° fairs of his life later on the century. He was then ‘ es " eee re : Pe lips outside the Princeton Club, and then , - ai an dal at any time, nor was if ever iinked Witli pectec Dut which, nevertheless, letreased lad hi " _ iow of range of the Emden’s batters i ed, s8o0m+é day to put his recollections in a just 25 years of age al ¢ ‘ ;' ‘ killed himself The resuiting public ity : : = ; , or hat of nv womand in a& dalsgagreeradivr War i.m™m greats . 4 , . _ . . >, y afterwards a mast. Handicapped book, but. before we, working together, had HE thespians of years ihat was the beginhing of — = ie fae teed stirred up interest in the story throughout : . A | ‘ en of ff the staz e had dabbied Ir y the cal ven- " Oo . , ' by her iarger adversary, the Emden i fOmpieted the task he set about other thinga ago were wagegish crea- the rise of James K. Hack- > : — / | j d eat cor ge a ae ae nga: : aremepllgayponnte , | : saa ' ) . tures, producing dramas and musica! come- anhe ° , | ley P fiag etili fiying. burning - fiercely, | and the memoirs, a wealth of information tures, still full of the ett. His fame spread across YHILE Hackett and Miss Manner , Hackett $1500 and agreed to book the play : ) dies with practically no success anywher: rf , ’ ' r gun, and not until the Sydney haa about the history of the stage, were never blood pf the eariler Vaga- the country like wildfire and f ing were married, money a8 Well oe ' a : on a tour of the Middle West, where Hack- : ; . x ¢ . . . , } a a ‘ ; ; , him It With the fading of the romanti Grama, h ett Jj ad alwavs been popular Charlies Fre b Was the fiag hauled down ‘ished What a story of romance such a bond plavers, and when Fal- his tours of the countrys aS iame roiled in upon Aim if q | Z | ~~ : di - | uimsei 4c 6 OCP ARO to become a drawing _ . oe oe ‘ . hn iak e. book from the pen of Hackett would have staff Hackett and his wife were voyagrs of triumph He was a poor season indeed when Mis mah contributed a set of scenery which had oat , card and about the time of his divorce he ™ o) man ’ *¢hhel , oe. been, for James K. Hackett was a creature returned from Wolf Island appeared in “The Pride of own tour failed to net him a-.tundred ) : als . been used in a play of Ethel Barrymores i - P : ’ ‘ ol . . wus n suc (inancia! gitticu'.ies t at the _* , eh .. ¢ ’ " > we 4 . + bh ow Ei Oromance. He came into this worid as the in Ontario, where they hap- Jennico,”’ ‘“‘The Prisoner of thousand dollars in the days when 4a aiud nial , Ee ind which had not been seen “on the road oe ss : , (-m wt . , ‘ . Vas Aadjyuceec Da rup Witu dcdeodte amount- eT uN Ors , bs gad ia ane qe and parents abd was allowed to &© result of a great romance and he lived up to pened to be traveling woebd Zenda and Winston ‘hundred grand was Way up town Al : . 83: ta srain of Dust’ was scheduled to open my 7 amid cheera, but IT: attack him at stage doors, armed with scis- much more or jess good-na St. Louis setting, and which the purple His extravagances were noted just coming into prominence and wer some’ sort of publieity for the opening F£ i) - nd ; ' ; ; ‘ ¢ } 2 , . aa of the days across Mindanao anda ors, to clip locks of his hair or buttons tured “kidding” along the was his greatest success and wide. During an evening after the being scorned by mest acters ang 4 “SREEM OM OM 8 be had ; ' } ; a ‘ ; Pe pen i 4 ve stood ft, if 1 hae from ‘his coat Rialto, where the actors of Occupying a somewhat. show, if he felt as though he wanted to hear actresses as something entirely unworthy of ¢xpenses to 5t Louis, but agreed to giv: . ° ° > : J e bs cs the day congregated. So ike position on the stage at some music, he would send to Delmonico’s or their talents. Adolph Zukor had organized me the money soon, if the play was a suc 3 7 . = *s- 2 , 2, nediate put in eom! N LATER years, when the stage demand- persistent did the wags Dde- the time was Mary Manner- Sherry’s and engage the orchestra to come the Famous Players company to make pic- cess, or some time later, if it was pot Let Pe. ‘ ’ : > ; tus ase e ’ . . ae - (nas th , a éd realism and laughed at swashbuckling come that one day old Fa ing. an English girl and a up and play for him until bed time, which, tures of such famous players as he could ‘ said here that I never regretted, finan- * , . : : . . . : ; : . ‘> 4 , : - * of while YOU & have heard, tne hero*, he sought adulation elsewhere— staff betcok himseif to tne grea eaut When both invariably. was after sunup je rsuade to sign a contract Hackett was cially or otherwise, this work that I did for a } ‘ . . 7 ’ 4 . ‘ ‘ ’ — ‘ > ° y : cad 48 We sank three submarines and aie “0d found it_in the praise of Kings and New York City Hail and were in the height of their He was exceedingly fond of music and one of the féw stars to accept Zukor's offer, Hackett! bi cab ; yur Pr an * The t ’ avit that fame the married imagined th b coul compose, although I a picture, pretentious for those ya. of = | 4 re | waded them an ov inces and Presidents rhe dearest pos- made an affidavit that a itie ney were married imagined that he could com] | se : . hg oa 66 HE GRAIN OF DUST was ap im- a 4 ; owe a on OO Te i . ‘ " . ee ~ _ ¢ om a " » g@atmet — = a 1, se | onthe "?f f 6 th ‘4 , y ’ ’ -_ . . ; » te os ¥ 4 ser. ihe} ime 1 tremendous Ua: "asion of his life was the Cross of the Le- James K. was his own 60n muc against the wishes of he played no instrument To oe aad is he Prisoner of Zenda was made in th mediate success and played . pi ete eitial it . ein ‘tin * 1" . ) ar Yoni: 2, oe and a‘? ifftenity he. at time ‘Neaged note ew vide-open s es near Yonker ; H B the ahip surroundes y tine Brit tion of Honor bestowed by France. and Gh: That paper is still on [fhe Daniel Frotmas: and hi difficulty he, at times, engag Y ; de-open spac wear Y ye ‘ : tereen® « tone Gee finals ; } " ‘ ‘* > : ‘ ‘ . , . o ° , = : i aT : thar rh 4 ma? . 7 2. wd pias 7 ° 1 ‘ a ‘ » ie ? ~} marr > ' : ‘ re ri (*{ | + iv Zu mar - ry} ; i tr p| >’ d f ; igets, and the Movrve went to the pottou hument over his grave in Woodlawn Cem- in New York It deveiOped (nat 21 brothe Charie ¥ | declared that Hack- York orchestra leaders to con _ : Zuko po g oul to do something bi ending in Baltimore. 1 west down to Bal ‘ . a net : . ' a : ‘ fe . oe a — mnnmeeit by : hye r) tt'e oat ~~ +) +4 nite . so} ’ - , euaft 4 ‘% > ar write Ov ‘ , en the ul a ‘ i? w 11 | } : ide « *; the ocean But stil] my atar protect “ry, in New York, will bear only the words such affidavit could possivoi)s lave Der: ¢ Dest a: with his followers was with him for weeks at a time tit : M4 ‘ n then, UE ould be a good idea timore the aight the show closed : | ’ ' | bn ° scr i a" ; 47 ’ eh ’ a sd ’ so Pe (yt nis ] tr} r1LS } ran { ye oT ryryry bea ‘ ‘ ’ TY) 5 ‘Tr ; ig tw 7 =e «¢ na I U aot. 0 ‘ - ; — rain ,' i rm ¢ rnit with t) 4 r ad ad ans of a sina!! boat m Chevalier Legion d’ Honneu! be the perfect imar — ag See Gee a pposite effect. Hack —— =e : “a oo ompaairne etic | i. ! , . ete Hackett s through thick and thin. William : a “ . i? } » sr » 4 + in hie Ane ne oe? vw eT? }! ¢ ‘ ris rp’ che ~ t? f le ’ 7 ’ f - riwubit ie ni ul Ty ft) re a i met and ready to Chi r ‘ amie F : clad ify ‘ .* lese days are all over. and glad | am : is he provided for in his wil and patne} , maaiea — — - = zi ad ate weg 1 3 — Muneter, Hackett « manager. who had like i ; " Teas in Paint -¢ ‘¢ wea rt 4eh bit ’ » Falaetafé ackett: died. he ieft no thy rirlxs of th count ad their ‘r ‘hen money was rolling in upon Nacr rattiing armor, was lifted atop an anima: | they are We are now on a pe aceful Sed the lac} Mat if Was not a Wish, OU WW ive ralstaf{ Ha A t © f#iTis ) ne muniTrs anc [nel WoO! Whe n . ' | . “ , wiee atuck to him through adverseit. James , , * th . rye ' . nd ryry , 4 wie e a0 a) > teers re if YT, Ormouw 7 ii 7} ’ Th oe er? rie hea nched out is A mhiahbaker and if rorrowed irom the Hpearvs race trae K : Bisine trip hy Amer! a ir the Vaterlana nh °Mmand KO! ,i% roOogS. Dut i wi. : Wa 4 i} > ‘ ¥ ee normous nuniders i fhe rail j é ¢ ; . K al d l sat around and talked over the Ge : ot } T) ¢- 4 ‘ | 7? , r oe vy ? 6 « yea nn wg ; ° Peet a | ney : {} ive ter yn & ~ T dj nd r eT ‘ ’ ‘aS? ( riterion and a T} ‘a ing of Motion - tures for the da laine achooner with four maaeté, @ lens n “ames h Hackett's fathe! vas James ire Madbdakea ' » L,0U8 and ats Wa ai.6G & ai 1UCe yaa and { ' a ' wi oe , ; . W , . 4 Beason Munster made the remark tha’ 3] en . , i mam Ais y _ me . 1 educatior e wen’ ae nuriber of 4 re {7 hich Aa } ' theute! in New York and ODulit the mnded right thers nen the atlen t t ; w 26 feet and «i beat of 4 o feet jt is ral ’ ary Hackett! af 4 ommanding figure ' * 4 isi = Jan “> K a » Vu € ines a _ H wel 4 ee “ Pal - Wilt : a _ MBE ¥@) eats 24 : ; > 4 : = . 2 the pray nad made oe profit of 4.0009. and , e — the + ye . ‘ . ie is al e » hk ‘ ’ .% yrate reele no ter "Hie gs -— © @ _ — se meet « hig tn ah oft Theater in - rty-second atreet to of the animal s neat nie MaAGe On unge te and gold. and ’ prefer the white ane Cary American atag who confined ig DD New York grad m4 a blise wa ¢' when Hackett and hi biackK Pheate : ¥ : ' . , . Hackett disputed this The books Were pre ae 4] ‘if T¢y ' m Phe > r . | ae he 4 ? rie I ' Yerani; \ t , ihe \ Tt \ of Ne Me Wise Were en’ F2 | 47,8 : levee’ ae nr¢ tuction rf : ais ° .OtTineg a par pia stat ak O 0) hi na De te ‘| a’ he vw a* d to the battleship gray wee y pia ~ BNAanspeare, abu Wao W nthe Macie isa : vames K. was neve! ea fe, y , epee \ ." duced and there the figures were in black peor . » i; 4 ‘ ‘ Be " . ; - ¢ ; 4 ow : ia we ? 4 . : ?) ir err? 4 . ‘ . “3 ¢ UT ] >? ‘r ‘ ; *» ’ ‘* .* r? . ’ ea 4 . ~ SiLitT i Tecase’t] ' bd ‘J “aw f) )+- ’ inig r ’ ‘ - ’ ; ’ ’ Cire ~ Bee the af i rr . ao - a : raUeGg if dire ' : we TK { : ’ mm Sidered e grentes rRIsts ‘ } “ Ma a : a OOT Ving tual H Was ji ray + pw " ? ’ y . ’ aod white If we made that money, where re ue @ lee ; j ‘* .? . . , ’ i : ‘ ’ s°r's ag . ¢?C) ITi iv more ¢ if at at } ‘ t Tif nog ft Ss f ag Ig? nmorrsema’ vw RAG wWwevel o* tthe re al C bal to wt or i? wert a? Tee Cnecna | eG ; Hin: h é ria + + Ti ‘ ‘ VA } ‘ T i + ‘ 4 earer ae aes ; . i« ie? Ha kett asked. and Muneter pointed Copyright for the Pust-Diapat =! first ac: Jlohn Hackett ifterward: thietics al mateur theat! < He was a foo, that among the many women the coun gard ! mon as Hackett Between thei speed Hiackett. encumbered, for a time at : we i? i aine “ai : ‘ : . , eteecntaaes he , . . . ecam, MOUs As en jer Hackett To. » “se ba ang :,acrosse piaver at CO try Over WD threw themselves at his fe they managed wpe several fortunes A’ east, with the clashing DAD EDR arto (Concluded on page &.; Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Disvatch—November 28, 1926. Page Five.

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eute 4, er sitingatieaias ont aaa — & " . “ Se Aa = RR aR ae eng Re Ne act oe cate eS “wt ieee Taking aboard a messenger . > > a Cay, Sele 2 eu RAAT ae io 6 Ra 7, 5 The Mendenhall Glacier with Auk Lake in Plane flying over the country to be mapped. the foreground. P. A. McDonough, one of the photographers, with his 3-ply camera. ALASKA IS MAPPED FROM the AIR pigeon. Ella Lake. —= Three Planes and a Hundred Offt- cers and Men Do a Job in Three “Months That | Afoot Would Have Taken ¥ ' " . *, hays! ves «Pate veka teats A weebige ‘ BORSA! > ey OF ale. mover Par a Oe # eee “he a : bend sf i 7 hae ‘ oie 4 Pee % 4g . ie! bee Ks a “a a hain pat. ; a ~ - ‘ Oa sh . yaa as wi ae * Te bi 7 Ay “a 7 ‘ ae ' ; . if er wl Lieut. Ben H. Wyatt. The Gannet, carrier Y ears. Gastineau Channel. for the expedition. the Post-Dispatch SAN DIEGO, California vasa finaliv removed from Alaska th dimer and ) -~nare miles of its roughest, public inspection.—on paper. aidred a hundred vears under three months of drenching roughes! Mappina w vid methods ‘i poCOrE pi ed in | flotilla of three amphibian planes, a flock of carrier nigeons and four of the best cameras in the Navy. Officers and he expedition, headed by Lieutenant Ben H. Wyatt, to- nen. or ine raih bY a hundred Their quarters were a barge that was Southeastern Alaska from place to place, inlet to A; S. S. franwet Ph : id e¢amera men lived aboard the barge and when the weather iid at all come to terms, ont ey would go with their cameras and planes over the roughest country in the w or emergency landings they had mountain peaks, glaciers and forests, and in of a foreed landing the only ways | currier pizeons, carried by each plane. life Yuwks and eagles, the men said, drilled 4 thev hae Oo Cotumunicate was with These pigeons lived an unhapp) on the birds whenever they would be re- in «quadron formation just for an attack learned to cling close to the ground. leased for exercise. Though the pigeons soon eagies captured three early in the ganie To map the 15,000 square miles, the amphibian planes flew 400 hours. Lieu- tenant Wyatt himself flew 200 hours while there When the rain was pelting too hard for photography, the men went after game and netted many bears and ans number of deer. They even bagged one of the famous Kodiak bears The expedition, officially termed the Alaskan Aerial Survey Expedition, started work late last May from Ketchikan, and gradually worked northward. During the <unimer the expedition was visited by the Navy's two highest heads, Secretary of the Navy Curtis DB. Wilbur and Admiral Charles Hughes, Commander in Chief of the ivnited States Fleets. At some time or other during the visit everyone went hunting. So fast did the men work during the few hours of favorable weather that about two-thirds of the scheduled work was accomplished the first year, leaving only S000 The expedition then returned for more supplies to the naval square miles yet to go. As last year, the planes air station at San Diego and will set out again next spring again will fly all the way from San Diego to Ketchikan irty. thousand pietures were taken, and these are now being pieced together in large biocks six-by-six feet, to give Alaska the only definite map it ever has had rnauional boundary between Canada and Alaska also will be definitely charted has been marked from peak to peak Tye inte or the first time, as heretofore the boundary The one serious aceident of the expedition occurred when the planes were en route to Alaska from San Diego. Off the Washington coast, a plane fell, killing two men The expedition, however, continued to Seattle, and new men joined it there The discovery of several unknown lakes was made in Alaska, and one of these named Lake Grace, after the wife of President Coolidge. Because of the rugged condition of the country and the weird atmospheric con- ditions, miost of the pictures were taken at an altitude of 10,000 feet or higher. The lakes Was later Baird Glacier with Devil's Thumb, in upper right, one of the marking points of the Canada-Alaska boundary Page Six. planes also kept high so that in case of iroubte they would haye a better chance to “egust’’ to the water Ketchikan, Alaska, from 10,000 feet. This is a section of air map after it had been put together. | Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—November 28, 1926. Head of Turner Lake. ; an ar ‘ » ’ . ° : ° ee a ak ae jute Th reer? ee ae iow - No-Name Lake. 0, He Was ight Cheer ass the Nig oom of a told by centiem sign of Leather But which is tn herd’s Mar which Is in Ma how one ni«ht men behaved most pecullar and one of the left for dead. Towards 12 o'clock on a night |] month of November, some years ago. mer were ascending the noble a mansion In Grosvenor Square The first of the men, for they asce in single file, held aloft a kitchen ca stick, whilst his companions made the progress they could among the deep ows that the faulty light cast on the stairway He who went last. the vou of the three, said wayis “Mean old bird, my aur sitting oO electric light just because she is away.’ “For goodness’ sake!’ aaid the othe The leader. whose face the candleiigh veaied as thin almost to asceticism, a white and tired, finely molded but soll texture by the dissipations of a man ¢ world, contented himself with a curt ree to his young friend not to speak so lor It was, however, the gentleman I! tween the two whom it will advantage reader to consider. This was an unua tall and strongly bullt man. Yet it wad his giant stature, but rather the assur of his bearing, which was remarkable. The gentleman from America looke fine, to be a proper man; and one wh his early thirties, had established a p ophy of which his comfort and. his ance of retaining it were the two pole easy perception of humbug the pivot an fearlessness the latitude and longitude. T WAS pn the second landing tha leader, whose name was Quiliier, a whom the dienity of an ancient barog seemed to have an almost Intolerably tf effect, flung open a door. He did not into the room, but held the candlestie Wards the gentleman from America. his manner was highly impersonal. “The terms of the bet,”’ said Quillier, that thts candle must suffice you fo night That is understood?” “Sure; why not?’ emiled the gentle from Arserica. 3 “Further,” continued the imper Dieasant voice, “that you are allowed Matches, and, therefore, cannot religh candle when it has gone out. That ff Cah pass the night in that room, Ke dersonu and I pay you 500 pounds. And versa.” “That's all right, Quillier. We've go that.”” The gentleman from America the candle from Quillier’s hand and le lnto the room, but with me more thaa Interest In that faulty light little cou) Seen hut the oak paneling, the heavy h ings about the great bed, and a steel kraving of a Meissonier duelist lungin them from a wal! nearby. ‘“Seldom.”’ sald be. “have I-seen a look less haunted” “Ah,” vaguely sald Sir Cyril Quillier But,’ sald the gentleman from Ag lca, “since you and Kerr-Anderson insis Presenting me with 500 pounds for pas ihe night in it, do I complain? No, airt’ Got your revolver?” queried young rson, a chubby youth whose pra was dining out ‘hat is so,’ said the gentieman f UILLIER said “Well, Puce, I 4 mind telling you that I had jus soon this ailly business was oO lf have been betting ali my Hfe, bu hav, always had a preference for U bets which did not turn on a man’s lif Grath ' Quiiller, you cant frig hat junk'” anapped Mr. Puce. ‘Il itke Americans.” replied Quill Yaxuel, “They are so enthusiastic. Ge Slight, Puce and God bless you. I hope Mave better luck than the last man "Pent a night in that room. He was at Ried Goodnight, my friend The gentleman from America, aione the haunted rvom loat none of OM posure Indeed if anything rbed him at all, it was thal, irr Cd by Quililer's manner at a dinner part few nights before, and knowing Quililer be a bankrupt wastrel, he had allowed fh "elf to be dared into this silly adventure had thus deprived himself for one night

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: ‘g ° De e6eeeeer . ; ‘ ee ee i oe til a «@ . . es " The Gentleman F r Om Amer ica rad Michael Arlen ’ The gentieman from America pull pic Maat together he enapped into 0, He Wasn't Afraid of Ghosts and @e ee. 0 an Yee ight Cheerfully Did He Wager to *” ine (2 ny leh eve 10 match ass the Night in a Haunted oom of a London Mansion. oa ben ge ie LR AN, Sat ae oe i> . > : . ~ } wif Ot . (oT) j + ae light that - clouded, moon!ess . 4 . > thu A HianagweG iv rus? (th OUBRD Raat 4 : “ ’ 7 +) iW it a? ] to make whic} herd whict how a niet (> j , ie contente! men gee Ursorvy &xamination most pecuilar was he ra 1, in an°ama ard one Towards month of November, some years men were ascending the noble g mansion in Grosvenor Square The first « ne men, fi eld aloft a kitche stick, whilst his companions niade the best ) An ia antomatie progress they could amone man from Ame} OWS that tre was stead da" a stairway He vf & PR NT eee IRL ae fy Lieut. Ben H. Wyatt. veajed as hin im ost O afteti ad ' Sea ocd ; Was limited to t bare Leceasities white and tire ne} nicided but - : ttncasin © HEece die & > ane 5,6 ’ ing ee li “> 7.7 4 the Oak-paneled walis appeared ir OPTS ae RR I ee ome te og “8 5 4 he > hs 7 7 ee Le sis ae texture b\ orid, contented himself ha curt request >. Seve! He I ad 5 BFUTUC hands nt light to ! much the same as to his , fy? nye friend not 2 . . ’ iz T1¢1 Vl t T . aii . : t i Li€ ma a i re TY A Th ¢ sat 7 a swore vague and again reclined on () r¢ Ir ta : r hij ick ; af ” athe tere ha , a as ' bed. It was a very comfortable bed got long a tween two whom it li. acvantay of , , | : Mr. Puce, iving on the great_bed, whose Nine reade? consider : masa uty America talland strongly , ie “And youd strangle m-s, eh? aS ee RA an und | od He D " MetLA ND oP * ghia ae Ae hangkings Gs him. examined . , Ss 4 44 \s 1,20 U . a4? y + his giant ftatul ut rathe ssuranes OU Bwine ‘ 4th ae & wc & A es ‘ : i std aera” 4S | e } ’ ' ’ 7 £ , . . ; A\? s ‘ A Ad ‘ ‘ i 4 ; Ned 7 : 4 5 ~, of his bearing, whicb an i 9% STE ES mm TER cs. hits ; A eee ey \ HRISTOPHER a: ais would make r] The eentieman from Amer! Not fine, to be a proper man: and on in i : cS 5 a. 7 that Tho: } ad é; Ya J itile ; mais mots seemed to itl: he impossihir work. wus making to er ' (siors iong “us sleek, jittie aut for Sir Cyril Quillier ohy of which his comfort id his 2) ; i i pea | ' sidiimaie hla : ee — pn n ble by the bed, on which stood imine . ere Ol ie (eraidine & distraught ner i} t last ly, bis eireling arm overturned the candle % et? “ , . Ten, you swine yelled the genticm RAD his early thirties, had eatablis — UMIB Lit it across the room, whnen, unfortunate- aace of retaining it were the tw Oles, his : : , — : , hon tal —" | . . ne 5 - cand) di, as he realized for the first al; OF, ang e would, vet » 0 they came heside t! | there thes The candle, of course, went out from America, and fired easy perception of humbug the pivot and hi hook h th | | | | | 3 yj v , ‘ . h a book One glance at the paper jack- ne iPSt bran stood' In the awfu! silen: ruidine could The tale of “The Phantom Footsteps” had M p I vee - . ,/ 6 * fearlessness the latitude and longitude ) wR ) , 7 : ie Someone laughed quite —" : : “ ‘t of the book was enough to convince the NO Julla and Geraiain ious in: ‘ar her neart beatin { hammer on annoyed him very much; but what annoyed ) ' ; “aie tinctly heard himself laughing, and him even more was the candle’s extinction T WAS p: 1: cond landing that the ages ae: | es ae - } wis : ay ey : | | = aha ag made him laugh again Fur goodness’ sak: the! ust b to on ulllier’s tire¢ Whereas Juii us & : an ndowmi Oh!’ the poor girl screamet r (he gentleman from Ameriga knew him- leader, whose name was Quiilier, and on | | : ) ) a i - , 4 ¢ - ert what a shot! Missed from that distance Geas ; weg &£ Striking, | lan pirat, i new no: i. vO] ins . Julia Why don't you speak if too well to bet a nickel on hia chance of Hi de to t whom the dienity of an ancient Daroneitrv ey: ae iB @VeS, 2B Ne Mace tO lake Ail) AKAIT i Lienit: CON itiona!, beauty fighting life guf ed from agronies of timidity id knes fut never a sound nor a word gave baci ‘maining awake in a dark room bot! st the d f t f seetued to have an alm ie me). ry ing to tright- for ths hetter were his (Pues ‘a ) foot to he + thought out the wickedest word he knew effect, flung open doo! ie di yf Ss eee : | } ; ee ov Tail a iooghount Nut as »f 6 } {}}4 ” . . . , , 5 ¢ ,* ’ 5 " The terms of the bet,” said Quillier, “are Terror for | , 0 -olham shook her en ine, the Deast poor Ger- tirmly pressed down on its surface: and on d Te Well. } t j at thi and] ust iffic , or the : r , wii “ pee 3 and said it ell, he wasn't going to miss that this candle must suffice you for the Marlav ‘Imagine. then. how diff they ~ aldine thought and unable Julia and Geraldine. For the luckless twins N ; Hin } d ight under . $4 ) | : +) | ciacadl again No, sir! * hand was steady a* inset e is understood: affe &. Dn. as ‘y lay in bed j et) r another second to | baat: bv the alinost criminal! idiocy with which _— : iy roan ww na , nel “Sur rhe on ’ emiled th ntleman »2) , by Sony i} , .} es , ' iron, too Iron was his second name And woos Wl) a sn Gee HE gentleman from America wa room towards the top of the house, the; ilence. she timidly stretched o | they were presented, kept walking about Mr 7 : asain the gentieman from America found }! ? } america healthy man, and needed sles Istimetiy ard from f: slow a nois: Ui ¢ sier-—-when, tO ner | uce ind; and ae he began to nod to th demands of a healthy and tired body he o4 - P a : , ie, 4 lint me ae if th . he Was no’ Furthe ‘ontinue the imperso } ; ; quite celicious, the feeling that h as ne her, CODtiBt d th im} — and it War therefor: with relief iekSant voice ‘that vot re allowed no " ‘ 4 : that you are all ~ he turned to Mr. Marlay’s absurd-lovking Matches, and, therefore. cannot relight the 7 , iad : ale al frightened. Attabov' The drops of #wea which Julia rei = ce could not resist wondering if their home ' - r from his forehead bothered him, though ‘ book as a means of keeping himsel awake 1s Fee Oni Vv tiriinmet town had been Wigan or Bolton and i! Aw. what the hell. twas only exeitement cab te Ww * i? } Qa 4 > > ? if gor “ : . A ‘ . si Lie eet: e' * 'r?> i hat hen it has gone out. That if you The tale at which the book came open was going down to Cah pass the night m that ferr-Ap- Mp ane ‘ - i : g P : night in that room, Ket called “The Phantom Foosteps and Mr And the in | r €TSOD a Vv 1 500 pn vi , ; ndi pay you 500 pounds. And vice Puce prepared himself to be entertained, her way to the door in darkness, for to b versa.” ‘You beast, lia’ 8 6osnMe sobbed and Julia'a head had been severed from ear to | ii at ord. however. aaan aie hettcnenn He raised his arm for the third shot iaugne } i a TG j “' 4 Aaa , On : ifilte ray. P : from the still shape. Geraldine, impatient Jupiter and Jane, but hed learn that ghost i s ‘ has J . 1 which yHEN he awoke it wae the stilinese ‘? Stop ghosting’ He was certainly sorry { the continuation of the joke, | for that ghost He wished, though. that he } for he was not of those who read for in switched on the light would have been vs sn : , . » ‘* ; _ > ~ oe 6 7% . * “ . 5 . , - ‘* " nate all right, Quillier. We've got all struction He read: : the intruder. if there was one. that seemed to her in the worst of taste, raised of the room that impressed his Me : : ' . iy +} a raries gccneepeupee: 3 cou concentrate or 1 the actual bod) that The gentleman from America took 100 — _ noe catanen OE Teen 8 Ise was inhabited -herea it. wae her hand from the fur, that The room Spent 5 sg: ae wa ee ” ra! the ¢: , ie ; THE PHANTOM FOOTSTEPS . ; pow capaci ate ' ' , . ti) of the headless thing. There it was. dart o@ candle from Quillier’s hand and looked . , Rees > ‘euch her sister's face: but her fingers had was very still ocr a . we 7 , 7 . , dealin . ‘ _ . . ' . e* . hy ; ? } : > , ’ lito the room, but with no more than faint The tale of ‘The Phantom ———ee = cee he bei ) risen no further than Julia's throat when “Who's there!” enapped Mr. Puce. Then, ‘t at the foot of the bed, staring at him ' | ‘ | j bi] nisp re ith i eS id al : = oy i fe ’ a} +. >} ‘CQ, mterest. In that faulty light little could be whisperee With awe and a 5 1 hey touched something wet and warm, and “all . taughed at himself Say, Julia hawe done” she might sharply awakened senses well, it would have been ataring at him it had a head Aw. of covree. it had a people of } uv ut 4a '' { we 2 i F - “i — am of indescribable terror seen but the oak paneling, the heavy — a ae Ings about the great bed, and pe] € trict of London xnown to tho D live it LSS see me ss e : nae or | aldine fainted awas be thought, en in “Why. Saving of a Meissonier dueiist junging it as Belgravia and to others as Pimlico one knew | pag wa i ‘oe dan ‘ahr ‘When Mr. Biggot-Baggot admitted them from a wall nearby. "Sele GES Geraldine Passe masne were meet ‘ »meratit’ ae : ! self inte the house eariy the next morning. ne gentleman from America discov “Beldom,”’ said be, ‘have I see twin sisters, who lived with thelr fathes eae a ee at Pine ? | his eves were assailed by a dreadful sight ‘ed in himse reluctance to move from ‘ough in POT ei ges Say. listen, Quiilier,” said the gentle- :s e ridowe town in ‘all , i | , look less haunted --- -- wiaower., ith H LC ; i aie — '. ' : , : At t ie foot of The stairs was a Poo) of hiood man from America, “I want to tell you tha! head! It was only Quiiller with his lousy face in a bla wran Sir Cyril Quillier'd ' ret one plece of iead in him § this time Was vers comfortabie on “Ah,” vaguely Si vri uillier Wigan, or it may have been calle olton. ‘arkness haw unieke Ses ia from which. in a loathsome trail, drops of jesides, he had no iight and “But.”’ said the : ‘rom . ' he tale finds Julia and Geraldins aaaaiial ) | ) aa maa om tah anna if he did move Resides he had ; eC CIO ad > Wid ~Ub ; iA ‘ p nineteenth year, and it also fin hem in “Mr Biggot-Barcgot fearful lest some- seard nothing at all. not the faintest noise Presenting with 500 * r pa: Ly ra ‘ut of the way had happened to his e had merely awoke rather more sharply No, #irt r & more Spates = 88: hui Srit In ihe most abomm- peloyed daughters. rushed frantically up than usual | O tal Bit But | am sow annoved fis noise Y: air The trail of blood led to hia Suddenly, he sat up on the hes back unless you quit you are a corpse Now. ! mean it. sure as my name is Howard Cor a, “since you and Ker l have been shooting to miss , | } A " ? ( : Al ’ ’ ‘ f di | ae ? ? very bad tempe! ai g * - 4 , i weaert ) es | ie] thing ¢ im night in it, do I complain’ ~ " ° , é . ‘ m You et Got your revolver?” queried young Kerr- ae ait ' ) ' J Ca du af) ‘oe om od ; ne ' ' a ecrean a an and there. in the doorway. arainst the oak head. Something had moved ey ONLY aa r oug! ef could coucentrat: 4 *iderson, a chubby youth whose profes- jining rpiyt Ine xpli a rvis iT) ; "€D , : 4 af ] ee. ‘ ?} ne a * } : } oi . y reontliema? stood apn: lie! a fou iti (ne room He was ceTriain something had . , fea ibaabs ts 4 ‘ ; " . poo Kf bie ma: 4 ‘ >» » a 4 ’ : ; MOTs 5 pody 4s) ine thing bile >. es fre were of ancasn BLOCK, Lie mow ull No Weve? 7 rene ee ‘ } , byes moved Somewhere by the foot of the bed ron a ii j j ‘ ; he 2 j 1 e ; yer - yer- ea ‘ i J P ; ‘ . : — e sight tna t nis @; Hi kept zg io the hands and arm: ing Deen a Biggot ther a Bageot from Bulton iinkineg i navbe her ai r had dropped ) , ar hi aving with the ehriii His eyes peering into the darkness, M ‘© so. said MY gentieman > igar 4 / by o> : . . , . , - . _* ’ - 5 - ‘ from Wigan a a tL: raidin . Bees) ’ al¢ » Ja on the bed ier hal? Aw, drop that laughed M Puce ‘er ire long. t? r } ; ee ‘* long. those arms : ne 4s long as the bed. no lees. Just long enous VILLIER said: ‘‘Well, Puce, I don’ “The reader can !magine with what excess = a2 flipper ¢ Omethh: Tt t! ort ul ancies o! man While on » fhe fuce stretched his right hand to the tabi: “ i ‘ . ; . | 1. -~ @ . > ‘ , ; ° re " ind telling vo at had ‘t as f vayet n)i ind Geraldine heard on: reade) 1 oan nto hat terre bh mte lay a#tretche in ¢ Ol ¢ | lich stood the automati Che gesture mind te] ing vou tha l had US{ of gayety Julia 3 ¢ i ; é y &LTE hed * . if the hed And thats what they were at +* t ) . rg ' > ) ; \, ; : "a ’ } : . 7 . ry) 7 { ¢ Tr T _ a? pA : a. . a a. ai t |] he f th! ’ f i e ey) ' in : f : a ’ LImnew P . hor ‘ } rill lé ’ +*Ta icine ag ‘ : . Riii} busines: Cay irom tneir fataei : OOK Mie . oo whais more Coming nearer What the the hands to get at him from the foo! Soon I . ‘ | ; . ." . . “a, sea * +, | 7 ’ ? ry TT) ; | : ; ' , ' ; ’ . . 4 - ‘ : 1 ia : ; . - J \s ai . I have vt 'e tT ‘ . bs ha A , . « ‘ ‘ 4 as ronsiderable properts a &? a{ TT} ‘ j They Wwe re moving Loose GoggZ0n+ ¢ > ’ res a et mt si i] Lf) fia , ? t ‘ iJ ae i af i r “Site Aw i 4 : ss err ai e read 2 ) | nearer and nearer is have alwaves C again Iman & as roux! stoeny r} a CeN- ‘ vw AW itstene oy net stairs r Head Nail- reo r i bes mn oO! ETaASpPinick an automatic t@« J . : ‘ a &¢ ‘ , : " 3 j 5 @ £ ne . e ‘ 3 ©4372? i wae P ; 7 , ; (feta rin lif i ) = . irs linyp ) + ry ' , ’ , “7 ' ’ i*¢ Liga L ‘ ; ‘ . ; ne moved uKS ti Giatine : re) Wuliiie - @s .7 a4 he trerng : : sie . : 7 : [ . awe more cn tus! +a ryty ' \- inet er te front ] Li » ial { Le] | ; ae ( tanie 1 pee ' i? enapped My: ; ' They are sc enthusiastic. Good ropolis : | | ;OmMita ! | o : thing wea et' ; le “Or } »¥ ‘*‘Their father p ded them [ro ‘igan | 00 ps uproache t his ( op tin | na- tne automatic towards th: Puce and God bless Vou. I hoy vou Their fathe! preceaea tu m fré - d : I ee | . ne he arm a TT ao f ada. Me better luck than the last man who or was it Bolton? He Was @ mand OF & ne thovugnt » woul hi tT ounce ty. : no, JI yates eases ; 0 it mo! Kentienan from "Mt a night in that room He wae stran- disposition, and wished KeY Was fitted into the ic ne ) lad penet! H ne NOUS . - ' = ; came America iekile hat one had shoe : . : * \ 4 iw . } we = | hn? . ; ’ h sn *) - ig ' " . j f } > {) ' iB iif Sed Goodnight my friend thing the Belgravia house reat : ~~ 3 : im t! it jittle crack of a ghost ase : ’ ‘ rrive) r) ' welt a very tii] The gentieman from America, aione | against his daughters arriva: ner / y the most Wa ery sti! - OPT ye SS AR A ea a ge a ’ : —~* " r ihe haunted reorm lost none of ni ind Geraldine Mporure Indeed, if anything s- were admitted a : | , | hia What « d ir Puce then swore Those arnis = i rn now What the heli’ TT) bh , ; ’ : ; is ‘ ; " ° ‘ wy sa , , 7. S ' " ‘ : . ’ “, 7. oe... va bi * ¢ , ' i] } 7 ; i : aD IT ; 4 ’ 7 | 5338 “ure ty c t% oh: & bankrupt wastrel, he had allowed im- evening Phe ; = ee hae ac $e , ) ws | ‘2 es or his throat in t} “OUuntry tm d air r ; sed the book with " r movement, | e cou! ea lf to be dared into this silly adventure and had gone into the country « | Qi ‘ster s m mniy tt Pootst Cwe § “= he could only hear : Lenk th pla: hf bitter ipatienr: imiself breathi hort ha! ; Mad thus deprived himself for one night of ants, but would be back the next day Ae ittes coal 2 : w , BHOTT, SHaDp K£asps (‘Conciuded om page 9.) a +. “rhed him at all, {t was that, irrita pecan & . 5 ‘ . o > . ‘d DY Quilile ; manner at a dinner parts "ae ry Spee Sapam Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—November 28, 1926. | Page Seven.

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‘Mrs. Dumbly GROSS EXAGGERA Ti¢ ON S ___ {Ring Lardne | Dear Milt , The Honeymoon. . ' Thanksgiving Rewarding your receat piece on ‘The Geeve a Look Is in Again de Raven. ie: e as ym : | if : ' rh +h ; ‘ f stalling’? , ae seit At the Exposition " ne wou cnt Wa i Raven Whats the big idea of stiaiilng.. - Witt de spitches lung and woidy “ - , - : Another Argument. My opinion is that you did the buriesque - Are you bleck or jost plain dofdr? They Bay a Postof fice. mee tet tues Gh , yy ! _ Artie for Heme Dinner. prose because you couldn't do it in verse Were you like dees hirrtofurr? wr Pu ed ad ' 3 ° : “ | HEFF PEE HEDDEME. Could be maybe you a toikey, With Everything tor Dogs. , His Foolish Ideas on Food. Dear PF. P. A.— Hm—Rilly® Is dees a fect?” e . s M the way Artie worried about how : : a . . Seamed tor y ANCE oppon a meednight drirry ————s «wee te seg ese While I rad a Tebioid chirry— Thanksgiving one would have thought Painted witt de coler moiky, So dot no sansations joiky SS os 7 : FTER the wedding breakfast houk Thing © , : On de sack wheech you adurr age “ ’ s S+aS*. my fice a . , , , ct as t *t a& SDaVe _— - Should distoib your comfitt smoiky 7 a Oo and a shine ? ss en | sought out my | On Nowamber twanty-furr yY bride agg ix! ' broached her on the subject of 4 noneymegg, - ¥ to. . ” ° “2 ir yw f ‘ = se a ~ styie nigni-{ €_Lisia >? - i= : - + thi e hut h d he been A ‘ ee ef restau! ADL will year. YUL ue $a.Cc - - ceu t. ha fr T AAe ; KR express far Dh ad Pe! ce riz om is) core “ies Aes hections nlizze ‘oa uetti i. wie vik wi * hid ue! Dhia and Visite . -_ Zz anning to ask the Wouldbegrands and Mr P ee ee ee : nt , “ ie ; i = ai % = - . a - ? o . - ‘ = ~ ee * > ses * -— * — 7 . ’ = - ~e Pp: cning . W heech =#Z heppened huft befurt i. tats” tn , ene P. ott . Sel. e@sq uicenienniai Exposition Hugga be - m ¥ A’ Mrs 7 key a oi ian ~~ - "rer VGGel a ba a a asa doo! tisnh i Vy 4 . > = = . 7. > are "i i te , G Ra AA iad iV ———s°. — 4 ‘ s > . : : ‘ se ane ™ . ~ " a : mal | ee that *> rey Li CC - her " 4 a) _ i} : ) hy You'll be lying on de nérr " . minded her of her nati peard hims 2 : ie that spending this grand old nationa! Holi i Sia a ee pa Bo. See x sure Gees av SEP SES | we odde Batter ’ tan sacunds ara en = ee > > > had ¢ a 7? imen’ ¥" 3 4 . ‘> ae ~~ Ae ~* i. *. : cs day at home was a matter of sentiment wit: Ginsboig’s goot for notting brodder rc age ye ae ae Axecute a Terpsichurr SS: . hire - . - » > — . -* ’ ; : 7 7 ~* = ea, Pm oe ce. - + ~~ a cs a . _ WN ~~ & ’ 8 icoi + \ hee a+ e-wod de 4 ’ - ; ae , ' einai or. . Tt : é Lightly hout mine chamber-durr a ge “Of course, i agreed = oe 7S Vakes a herror is de durr By ca Se a re | s rror in de curt ot de deespossass procidding “Made so a Werk °. sod-maaing . os overstuffed self in an overstuizec (0a! vr wT wr wrt wT wt VT WT ; ; —_ = years exper a ert ecaber teil Ne ao ua eee : a 4 YI » 4 sr Ss S - 4 a4 Feenished “mo wi mie «tem nidd ro S.ie asked me W 1¥ i. Was 80 named. Lt sgnencet ee wARENGC 8 y ™ i on } + at hehe . meer . 4 — Ae ; see 4 sa . , vA is ‘ i ae ia +3 after turning on the read = 5 mp ac — Plizze 2ome one te re wb j I Loox de fu is fuUZZeS A >t Seets a Ra’ ren + as mine aurr 4 . da . ac eh ae Was named in hone r of the as . : oe eee eee ) oe Like a Strig (rom IUGOlGiIng Spiccing ee , Co as - = ~ ! na tnrnin o ‘ne rad 2 - +n? dé snd rinitts voibotin ao Y eS 4 on 4 = £28 108 ang Turning / ah iat a4 ‘ = = > --* on on 4 od ‘1m = gt a 2 ww - i See cs - - wii spire wits \/ aiad - . . 4 . : . . " “ - wOt tO NemMteriailh a e-eve ium . . ws TAA 4 _— ae ? Who a acked the Expositio ; 3 . udds de hexit troo mine durr p io had b 2 the Exposition ' " . - Try : ~ mtv ~+ . —_ _—— . - _ _ 4 wise a4 s* 7 - aa “meee nd stem ft the fooey Blimbo Cnicken lye ® t A wattin — taf | hemotving a bott.e O avove wide chamber-durr , d ane baD ils 0 = B r 6 _ ria 4 mottered ga OoeF Suri =AaG * 2 id J 142 = a eae “eer : iga2s er ato! ted ‘ethene dere hetc rT And when is it £0Oing to oper’ She Cael , -~ _ > r ‘7 -* od , . ames . . : 4 : — — - oA = ™ > ~~ Ar . =. -- » _ a de a eae . : Fed Jazz Boys Band does take you frien! “Got to hentertain a pie-eye wot be Whan it came vat teps some mu! One word spitches Naver more rae 4 PPB asked . wet tae elite eee ° ' i 7 i. From em lives elec” TN — - hack to the hardships ena rea by our fore- - Vin me tan terton —— halis we pte caine 7 s ack to the @arasnips GuUreu v) as Seeng vat Dr de scurT Came a tepping witt a tettoné . Wto’*” I rejoined — = _ - "ss . Sori raven row are Lr retcaing _— = : 4 i—_ - \ *. 4 - — 4 — t — in Tn = i, Bien ; "ea n° ? aa’ a.) Ume — i we =i) 8 Od 4° ¥ ee, iB. “~ ef eee > “ ee Oks ae rs 7 anendin money ~ . > _ x ~~ F" havea min - er durr*’”? WwW 20 You are ft bos Cline snoozing >! iz : +) peer eee t sO gweeve as y OFZ UU pi a. ¥ Misss©® Wa Bli. M >) « is w - ow in or | 2 > , 66 = Pr. es . ~ - —— 7 — > Ci a A ~ a ;OZenh mur . - _ : Yes that . true he admit 2¢ A nr ke " Comming trick “~/ 4 wit? a Ww Peai?f Could he he a Tebbvy-ket woong LJ Pp ee ¢. dees i rave a Orr : yh ' e 4 Hu Owr é@escription book ef x es - « : - rT Mn? y fens“ 00T "ise o —_— ‘ nom SO4 Fi +e a & , Aa flarr ‘Sei. t! GiMms YF 13 i) a . xer : ~ - : ~ 6 428 4646 ° ins . . 7 - . . ™ P . . — : . ‘ . - itt renn qué ‘ : Trving I should kipp de seurr She was always making mistakes, Dut was E. L. (—)’ Ci INNOR CO. - s a * ne ‘Gg , + . ‘* Z i? - - * 7 oe aa “? = - ‘ - . in : ‘ . a ¢ ** J —_ r 3) we. i saic i On i cai paris Witt a boun on foidermore’ TOOK f ne troubdadurr ) *! i cesie: . — = ial’ - = Ji? ‘ 4 Ji Lood a ‘eere + °% - s \ we SF Mus ~ ” . wy Vv ~* (“a , on ° - > .* ~ as — 5»? " J ‘s _™ - : Ss " ‘ “; , * . ) UG nall dere is dere’s notting mur: a.Ways GUicad (0 acKDOWieacg (Hem L27-131 W. 334 St. New York o| i ; “ior hont if . Be! * "H0 | tsi « _ | en sheee leecrm Wi eT a jlariv about its coming on i - ‘ = Open wide | trew de putta mbes oes: —~— : 1K i showed her the huge stadium-in Which NX. "Snetaan _Directer Est. 1864 - ’ ks . : ‘a : ° - " le nem os” wing . i ea a anil a i mhoaah He should gritt rou by mine durr’ MILT GROSS i ail Ss) as aoon it Wouig ‘ ome on . ae ~~ & ~~ sas Stend nz Sere was id a Im tta i Tr ™m s z una ~ a x "i 57 ae -- ~ iWwWMits -~* . w we ’ J 7 w= s 8 ° 7 ; rs » : —~—™ = = . p 4 : na! . B not mutt epeeye » C *T) . G a tit Jack Dempsey had lost his titie and [I gy» ~~ . } : : : It ll probably end up om piatter or on tao.e- Heh. heh, heh’ I gave a chuttie In de pattin oddy—MY GOSH He shou'd make @ spitcn @ cuKKer oo ' . — | } Heh heh’’ I gat C i : 2€ J ’ shirt i pointed out the spot where te: ’ : away from it. where | had sat. She wus a. “Tt wouldn't consider him any other wa’ . , ees 4 7 Ouse 28 I said ‘T think its nothing snor. oO: Cis- ; g am S ac ett i : D BG ° . +» * : graceful the way nude turkeys bace around ? ece bed Meee t uv $ ? s t) a | . a .* zp 3. Ime hh ** “Tika ; afsier? 9 > a : sa CT rohhin far h ey e- a) Ohebe ti i ne 1 c — “ Ps ot Why I deeda't tutt befur: Scrimmed I, grebbing for a neye-wasa ed ———- = . ring had been located and the spot, six fest ‘ 4 - . fe . + - +4 . > ? l informed her that ft, been sold out that night. ; 5 ears eC Te — time—bdut e sar Conciuded from page . tOWns [tO iarge, We ; q ‘ 3 - — neta waves Tern. JOP GU id some D i#i Dess eo! a ies nf ; a ~ »’ aw be _ rs at > e¢ - — . 4 = iin) rnity rye? Own \ a \ > ¥ ah 4 > ~ a 2 oa Gaus és e~ ; i = ss A id a > re 2 ddd i . : F TF ' . > . ’ - 4 i? «- ‘ » & = - . = . : + a F ond — _* ** . ' . s . - He ke; we cned dignity that the classic actors o a friend of Hugga’s father w® learned that three secretaries America have inherited from the traditiona! the postoffice in a piace ed Glut as _ = > ~~ ‘a 4 AMerica ave se PT it eru Sie = ra ah. sUUGi) yw e wee oh Aas . ea A, + z ulen Ww sy sendinz Pie sources we share; a naturaiiy Diz. Master- rgaie. Giuten had a population of pearly - Ineorversted o¢ ~ untaseem wed 5 ;, 8 Todd Baiidin tt*\ grams and ietters ful but sympathetic personality, Mr. Hack- - }, OF WHOM mic than SU were dogs. - — VEL. GF to a parts of the ett ia easily better than any Macbdeth of our Its a great littie town'” sald Hugga’s 5 oS ‘ ~ ‘ _ ¥or.d Aa ifiei wn Witain memory, yne of the ifaacine father’s friend ts & TURBINE watet russ - i ~ De ton ee ial , nen Son es aos 7 ne Was rt ite Ori etic wired the Presiden Honor followed ho fhe Ministry o! Hugsa was quite practica STUARTS PLAPAO-Pa08 , ™ = 4 -' “a 4 ; be.” ac Fic*¢ + a ‘Ta rs [ » an a _ | + rr. Bre id ‘S Svern mi + Ti ? asked Dy o ’ a* S cc Cal : ec a was oF blur . sm /- ‘Ty . 5 hate ¢ * : t . ms tc me ia the Thus tee Tre) n a We stress. SQuckicn Gr spring at. 5 i n a 4 a a ozs tacheé—annt «lp = eeenet 4 i su ‘ J - . La ; rear 06. net “be ohn > ‘ = eo be ~~ - . + > * r . — —_ , a telegra Hackett played before a distinguished audt- able. Dogs, or at least the dogs I ; an Gan ra “ers «4° VEPe le . " . , —_— —" Reducec . 10.ence ' ve or ‘hat - dec tne rown Prince >f FnOWD She ii¥siedc are not great letter Foo-Simie * . narsace "SS wore . +o . —- } ae . s ? a as 7. - ' ~~ * oe bes Recea. Tum ‘> Das 1—s =) jorrert amiiy to gee a re'- , Wricers Soft as veivet—easy ts apeip—inex wa ted > - é i Serewve a j ; ; i r ; ir’ ie? oe z : eo eS re * ; @ 4 4 wove wnt Tria f Flapeo sheer ‘PREE ter RESIDENT HARDING cabled congrat- etorted her father’« friend > i esos a pee Ser Cr. ‘TT. Qa Bidg. St. Lewis. Me. . . ia - 4 ” . , . . - - ; : : ™ . e . . ’ - ‘ ; ~ > . , : . 4 sce . ‘ . at anion : +i . BF MM 207 - 3t Hackett in The Crisis appea ae - ’ — — . . a - . . > > ~ ~ - . > ~ ‘ — ee E | + Wouldn’t You Like to =e a Own a Good Watch? | a a4 £v0C Opinii In¢ lave serve } 08% 2 and } - : } } ao os e [ , nec VOTE Over 00.000 men and women bere SaeWered our ads and are Sew Sroud ewer SRP B geese . +? ’ : ’ oa, one 7 _ 5 Z ’ 7 : ™ 7 = - _* a Z C , - 7 ~~ = . . — = -~ _ —- ‘ae . . _ o o on VU pur around ic #480 Of tne ‘ate @ C2 vi- eCOome a sia iD ““akspeare s Was ‘ound. @ secretary Was £65 engianad a @ ; on _ ~ s my ~ ~ , 4 °- “ , } 4 ; ; grated carrots amas From is Gavs id vliiege e haa "ost haste for a dozen ears i ; 10n t like grated carrot he obj-cted ived and Dreatiec Jthelio NoF¥ le His icity for intoxicating juoTrs Was Kee M : . as possit Look upon OOd Ggilieregd } 14an men - | ¢' . ee ‘ ; i OG) « i +1 P| mot! ;UaTIsS : : . 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We strolled up and down the Gladway ang asked me why it was so nanied. d that it was named in honor of the peo. - who had backed the Exposition And ‘when is Who’ I rejoined ‘The Exposition,”’ said Hugga *Oh!"’ said Huega. : Bhe was always making mistakes, but was ays quick to acknowledge them. showed her the huge g had been located and the spot, six feet hazed when ! and as we bot’ preferred small towus to large, Mmunity upstate from New York friend of Huxega'’s father wé learned that Giuten had a popuiation of near!s “It's a great ther’s friend nd two spigcots Hugea was quite practicai when the inhabitants are pr cent dogs is not likely to be very profit- the dokxs of Gluten {Author's note A A El a He'd Jet that ghost have a ton of lead 90¥. No cood shooting at the hands. though Phing Was to get the thing grough tne earl Mr. Puce fired his gxth bulle' Rieht into the thing's ehest. The sweat bothered his eyes. “aq, hell’ said Mr. Puce. He wished the bed Was a Dit longer He couldn't get back an‘ more Those arms. Holy \oses Long as hell S weren't they. ir Puce fired the “gerenth. eignt: ninth Right eh i & ° {nto the thine Pie pistol fell from Vr Puce § ee’ ik QD & fingers Mr Puce heard himself screaming Mol E . MO Home, French Bread EAD r “making 18 years experience gf MEE bookiet tells. sgh BROOK MARENGO. O. i a ee _ ! Our description booklet “K" ex- plains in detail. Write for it. E. L. O°CONNOR CO. 127-131 W. 33d St. New York 'N. DeCesare, Director. (Est. 1684) | | | } | a ee Te a a iil © i a i i i i i i of deafness Of the Bars, ote. no medicine but effectively replace what is or defective in the natural ear drums. They Write today for 1@ book Free Book’ = scetnes giv Pa on Deafness, Fine beeing it by these “little wireless Sor the ears,” neorpors ted %3 Todd Buiiding LOUISVILLE. 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All he remem- ‘uce'« huge face aceiege,.. SD *.-, -92teR4 s . - - > ts ° © &.?.@ — - — ‘Concluded from page 7 o — a air stand out shockingly white; and that Puce had Quillier’s fragile throat between his hands: and that Puce was roaring and spitting into Quilillers blackening face ‘Say, listen, you. Quillier' Youd scare me like that, would you’ Youd scare me with a chickens trick like that, would you' And youd strangle me, eh? You swine. you’ Sir (vril Quiilier, vou Right heres where the atrangling comes in, and it's me thats going to do it Kerr-Anderson hit out and velled Quilller was helpless with his one arm. the giant's grip on his throat The woman who kept the tnn had hysa- terics Puce roared biasphemies Quillier was doubled back over the armall table. Puce on top of hins, ticht- ening his death-hold. Kerr-Anderson bit. kicked, bit, velled Suddenly there were shouts from al! arounG ‘For God's sake, quick' sobbed Kerr-Anderson ‘He's almost killed him.” “Aw. what the hell’ roared Puce HE men in dark uniforms had all they could do to drag him away from that little. lean blackened, unconscious thing. Then they manacied Puce. Puce looked sheepish, and grinned at Kerr-An- derson Two of the six men in the dark uniforms helped to revive Quillier “Drinks, gasped Kerr-Anderson to the woman who kept the inn ‘Say, give me one,” begged the gen- tleman from America. Huge, helpless, manacied, he stood sheepishly among his uniformed captors. Kerr-Andersonp stared at them. Qvyiflier was reviving “Gets like that,’ said the head warder indifferently. ‘Gave us the slip this morning. Certain death for ‘im. And he's the devil to hold. Been like that 11 years Got a shock, I fancy. 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You wil! receive absolutely free by return mail, postage prepaid. our auto matic salesman, which will heip you to earn this wonderful! & -piece outfit free of coat Our wonderfu! pian he thousands to secure this outfit. Wy be i when you receive yours. few = r time will erieg yes heaps of joy a napesnem. ct quick!y! Resh coupes te us it now you forget. BARR MANUFACTURING CORP. Boa 211 Tyrone, Pa. and then the & piece outfit a poure to keep wit complete this plan in leas than a day and—w 4 everyone is glad to buy from you because of the novelty of our automatic selling pian. You wil! find there ie almost no work. It's so easy. It is just like play. You wi!! have lots of fun. and when your friends see your selling outfit, they wil! ali gather round you and buy quickly. shouldn't they? —. rier woman, and men too, use our toilet preparations—remember you can secure free the ptifu + ta single cent of cort. Many women Everybody needs what we make end Your Guarantee We absolutely guarantee that this offer te eract as fepreeer ted, and at rye ore net te be nvest ery Morey; ae rantee that th is ae t reew've we rent the Of plese outht ahectutely tree of samt eed Bart Memufactering Bet 2311 Tyrene, Pa Gen OOSOS0SSSS929800800000086000000008 emweeaene = Corpersticn me at once, without tlemen: — Please send cost, or without obligation on my pert wy = soever, your sutometk salesmen our ler full information telling me how | can get the outfit free of cost for your -piece line of Beree toilet preparations to my Page Nine. A

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hs mati iba Ye. oh Bees a5 ae af te a yey? t “’ ¢ IR Al ARC a er rae” f as Sera ey a oy ee Ce a tor, ol wer + Nengeaih bt s eee ee ee ee) eB Tt sling, pee ue tee et elt OR) ae ex} ; SNA 5 7 : sw his aeeilmealiialty AE : utes * ale DABS ror - aaa ase “~ Don’t get down on your hands and knees to polish floors. Don’t bruise hands and tear finger nails getting under low furniture and behind radiators. Get an O-Cedar Mop—they have banished drudgery forever. They allow you to polish floors and doors while standing erect; so easy to do. They won’t mar or dent woodwork; they’re padded to protect your furniture. They get into mean corners be- SS CN PES O-Cedar Mops get under stoves, radia- tors, davenports, etc., and into all corners because of special O-Cedar features. | cause pointed.Convenience! _sy¥ | They get under low _, {Sa A | EZ if ‘ ‘ gS 4.4 - 9 ~ . ‘ ' @ oJ Phe ihe hc dn en 8 2 >». . , a —_ - * re 7 . oe HTH SCS eSer eras because there’s a hinge where mop and handle join. Used with the matchless O-Cedar Polish they make it easy for any woman to have brilliant, beautiful floors with a minimum of effort. And their cost is ridiculously low. Your dealer has a new supply. Important to Women In addition to the Polish Mops there is an O-Cedar Water Mop—the great O-Cedar features applied to a mop that women asked us to manutac- ture. [ry it! a7 30c worth of O-Cedar Polish will make your car look like new. No housewife should be without the coneenient O-Cedar Wall Duster. :, vr ;, = , — @e .. oe we we) A! . en Ee Vr i AA sh . ~~ . s

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~~ AG i eet jj imce ude — : o2+ese. mm === SRE os " e a D i. Aad, B — SRR We RIES NOVEMBER 238, 1926 C be —= L = E ¥ Naar ae felt SRNR ARE ee reny Sal a alle eae 4 wae - a ; S i Ysa ; . ¥ 4 4 e by teats $ The bride and groom, Crown Belgium's future queen makes Prince Leopold of Belgium and aeet sig a her new the Crown Princess, formerly ee a ‘ : = is seen Princess Astrid of Sweden, posed , oe er hand to the welcom- after their civil wedding in — — Just behind walks Stockholm. BE foe's ing bert of Belgium. The scene is in Antwerp. _ Underwood & Underworm = _— A . dle join. y make it floors RL Ene, * ‘. 4 Aide Ya ess —_ mo lS a ad, rid A ee i ap an fs eco a oy —e — eae aS MU Data ry sig Oe AE: Feng Ran, r ” * gittK , Worel Y Py ee 3 . ‘. q ‘i : - 4.3 we ee . . OB : ABs es % A ae ty . eat. Bie y ; ah Rab ety ae Be , ere . POP Ce . Pie * s Ra Y ah x PERG ae like any bride and groom. Prince Leopold Fe greeting Princess Astrid on fos the quarterdeck of a Swedish oe cruiser on which she came to Antwerp. Behind is the bride’s mother, Princess Ingeborg. , a >-Cedar ike your y. hould be heenient Duster. “ady for the civil ceremony in the royal palace in Stockholm. Invited guests shown in the for ne : , *xtreme end are seated the kings and queens of the Scandinavian countries and of Belgium. eground and in the gallery. In the group at Through Antwerp's crowded streets. In the white circ] : ae after leaving the cruiser which brought the bride to Be! it ¢ are the royal young couple | 1} gium. tii A " 7 . : : 4 — ‘* & “re. atm’

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a SUNDAY MORNING THE ST. LOUIS POST 4 DISPATCH ; = = = ——— MORNING 7 ROME’S ANCIENT COLOSSEUM AGAIN ACCLAIMS AN ITALIAN DICTATOR a ide hae? “wy “ oe Rcd ea ' / - , ¥ “Bead ; the Caesars where Premier Mussolini before starting on his| tour of the nation, addressed his fellow citizens and ex. horted them to continue the ideals of Fascism. It wag op this journey that the sixth attempt upon his life was made —P. & A. photo. | as General view of the great amphitheater built in the days of FLAVOR! Pour out the rich brown coffee, clear as amber, piping hot — now turn it golden with cream —here’s the PER- FECT nectar! Only from H&K Coffee comes such won- drous delight. Are you enjoying this famous flavor in YOUR home? GRA amy ty See i eet ee ee ee Sp tak ae TR aed - - a » Am i te ANI Sepise ye See s core oe > ~ - he ¢ Sr ee ke or - aee r ad's Se anposat ae m1 } . " oe - 4 - r i" F “ 4 t Mera te, ~e mot) - ee aR, ah eee — vom , at pris, i SS Pe) )... Shaheed ae any 5 3 ie oe: — ee ee . 7 2% ~_ . att . pony eg sepa M0 et RE aS ae Sag : PRR. = ha 2 Say, veal Nae : - ot? AR, SR FS. She RNR eat | eee” ROMs ot oi Petey ede eg Nona oe alt NR, Pend ak a 4 Bes a im Nhe ath cn ye PST SS Ra ee ieee ROeY k ot oa . et “A Celta, at ee eee a ae gp OO eo, Dee a eg re ae a. 49 . age ar ¥ i eae idee vs Pe) 2h: eae vo BLE LY See 3 af pie GE ER peti dk Fas 3 oxo Fa en > abe y hea Pus . : + ine i ; nso . s _ e ’ * ee P € ip ae , F my a v 8 ¥ et a Soe es ‘ 5 ex ee eae . ohh ‘ J ag ok “ % 3 eed , piling es) Fe onaeee > eet ree tare tall A onghd: . oo eae 4. 0 geese Se Sota. SS Se aL . Pe - \ —_—_ 4 Dressing a walrus. Those shown Joe, a member of the crew; Arth nam, 13-year-old son of the leader cowboy. ee Py Re Ie LP Ae a4 > Oe Se hed. . * "eft, 4 A REMEMBRANCE OF ITALY—Photograph of Mrs. a ‘ Guy Harold Wright of St. Louis in native costume worn a | d mgs th 4 SS & S: ‘ Oi, es J is 2 at mB AS Aad : + “ é, “4 a at charity ball in Venice. R ANT om ; tasks: | fa not to roll ' winks when ADD A Clock y yet-up; brusl when you ha Ou : eyes open; ge AUSTRALIA’ S PRESENT TO UN€LE SAM—Painting by Charles Bryant, and yor whole a All. these ustralian artist, showing the American battle fleet in the harbor of Sydney, 1 1 then you’ arrives in the National Capital for the Corcoran Art Gallery. This shetanennt charm - interest - life | copa: a shows President Coolidge inspecting the canvas. Wide World photo, a byt may feel that some corner of a yu know th ai . . . , 4 dp : : room is uninteresting. Or even ' But when that the whole room needs some subtle : how refresh THE MOST COSTLY PARFUM IN THE WORLD * Se touch to rouse it from its lethargy and ee , you rebuke make it live. ! if you ve Add a clock and under your very | eyes your whole room changes—be- any one oft comes friendlier, looks and feels as if it : za Particular were really lived in. ) eres perhaps, onl Interior decorators think this ani- } | only the mos mate quality so important that many : morning rou f them make a clock the central point 7 The pleasing chimes of WESTMINSTER it} vour of every room they plan. , ABBEY are encased in this attractive model, , No. 92. The variation of chime notes at each _ And because of their beauty and authen- quarter hour are sounded on perfectly tuned ticity of design, Seth Thomas Clocks are | rods. In Mahogany or American Walnut the ones decorators choose. ‘ Base 20% inches. Height 9 inches. $55 With their masterly workmanship and | perfect uccuracy, Seth Thomas Clocks are a real investment. Their prices range from $6 to $120. Ask your jeweler to show them to you. You'll find them a wonderful gift solution, ~~ on oo PR POD) Nate Pet nS SPI BR ar Sate ROR SRD te MR ay ‘ * gst - ae 4 ta n : yf Mag Sapeapels Pe feaupae 2 see SEE »* - RAMSGATE, aght-day ma- hogany banyo clock. Height 21 in., $25. Other banjo clocks are BANJO No. 1, height 374 1n., $60 , BANJO No 2B height 29 in. $45, DOVER, height 1834 in. $15; DANVERS, height 18% in., $17.50 PARFUM EUR r | he ae j ‘ The Clock. | Sevikes a variation of double notes on PARIS —— i : each quarter hour. The case of CYMBAL No. 6 1s | ; | in mahogany with contrasting wood panels. 17-nch 4 SETH THOMAS CONCORD, an authentu base. $17.50. production of an old Early American shelf ae ae ‘ Ce ~ ” teat a ney b 4 ee ee ¢ “ me oe et Atif te. gy tn — lee ~~ ° The Shelf. Where there is no mantel this mahogany Victiiedeen meats particularly suited to furnishings of the Third | The Jewel of Perfumes i , | | _— shelf is decidedly useful. 2144 inches long. $6 day of LEADER No. 1 (1790-1825) Mahageny cnet 17 inches high Lach QDEUR in its individual Flacon ‘ make it an ca — — ores, §€. 930 FEMME 08 ea Lady of Paris” AT LEADING STORES def “Ti. an fade fFiacon . EVER WH : me, ORANGE?—T he ostrich CL@G@Eé KS. 4 Mon hes. My Soul” Limethyst Flacon) at the Zoo is telling his keeper it is lunchtime.

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a 42 3 ese “a * - ae rr a eS a) NOVEMBER 28, 1926 | + Oat oN oe Ss 6 . ~~“ , ve me aed oe ma we /:-* 2. DS te ey - 4a’ - ip arg Aes Two Comic Sections Sitti » OR = ee . oe . ie _ Ca . > ~ ” =) ee le at ent ey % . *,- SL a ee ee re ee re ne oe et & eee UNDAY POST-DISPATCH = 7 Page Roto Pages of Fun Page Roto / - PETER RABBITT, LITTLE NEMO, MUTT AND JEFF, OUMB D . 5 f ° Magazine CKO And THE RS HD Ha tT Bow Bena icture Section * ae ~e . BS vp tye « 7 ia Ta 4 > a & so - : ro ‘ a. o a an. ee ee ee ot Ae A Her tee te © She Se aes -TT-TOT- YOU MUSTN T 71 YOU ., | Ii'TS TOO LONESOME-! LEAVE THE HOSPITAL FoR | JHAVEN’T WV | GOING TOIT MY CLOTHES -AT LEAST TWO WEEKS- sf SAID ANY: AN AQ DOWN “TO —— yYOU MUST REMEMBER 4} THIN DINTYS PLACE- 1 WOU ARE STILL WEAK! | FUNNY YET-| | MOST HAVE A os a ~ ush, 40 years old, growing in Ban- tall. Photo by A. C. Franc } ca Witte. de eteeli 4 ve hela : Tete a ae ~ wy owed . ' O% . PRO OD -& ye 4 od . me a * - pine Pie OMIM teeter ~~ ‘a Ae) TR ~ ey, « ohn,” ~~ = » ~ mee, es —_ a - | ) Se ee . va # Oe tnwnsse): hha! | se be 2 8 OH .HELLO.OINTY! CBE! LO THAT S TOO GAO a” = {a oo Mim EEL FINE Bot fh || GAME Of Oa edna mm LONE SOME AN ee : — |G THE DOCTOR oa SCHEME! ., IY mmNik Oe SRR SY COS aD t! Kt he Bi | ' Re Seon + . "2 ww — 2 ae “a - — Pe Be enn, hate es his ~~ oe tren Ms =o Ne a nee ee mn + ee awe, ee Tee ae i ee os On = . : 4 ft rows . — k AR eae es . # eb sters > ‘s 7 v3 * 7 ah oe ny ae ma a - ee 1 eS Gone ~ a * =. * ae ess tned oe ie ~~ om - Te gp + te Setcandilaaiel a Wreseresererrereti cer ee ee: eweceee ry turban of gold metal cloth, and ight, a bandeau of carmine ribbon —Photos by Herbert. Mo egngrperrerre A Oe OF Ge RENEE ae a 6 3) Sind NOTHIN WOULD cIVE ME MORE ew oo DIN TY - "+ * o~ aee e @ se “~~ « . inncieas Ain a ia aed eae oo re Ne a od om — Wa ow die lap te. iy ip ae be ee eee P _~ 4 | , a y f, é f SHIP—During the conference ° ossessions, recently held in London, g ships, H. M. S. Revenge. wood. ttnderwood

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FIRST m CLASSIFIED AUTOMOBILES fter week, month after month, Es “the POST-DISPATCH prints PAR. Louis newspapers COMB ED*, By R. Dirks ~ Originator of the Katzenjammer j ———————— = x= ss. =I -WHO COMES Mi ——_eo nh pene Se FORNO! DER LIDDLE ANCHE!S _{ DIDN'T DONE SUM'TING 7? YOU HEARD ME VoT I LISTEN ,DUM UN, NS MT ED CHIMINY CHIBLITS ~) ame. ereReET ON tee : SAID # GET READY DER |) DON'T MAKE ME LAFF SRA fC 4, LOOK VOT ISS 4 ae eS a wy. 79. NO. 83. MUSKELS FoR PUMPING me VHT NOT GET DER Poil-ZX 44] =A SS pry Fi... 3A, 4 -)MI6HT BE You GIFF DEM AS DER POIL-DIFER 2 7 iynVur 2 | W412i Pe) Oa | ae (KISd UND A PIECE CHUCKLE-) D ER VINDT $ DOWN IN ~DIF ER FROM DER SLAND a Rig eee a ly Pe : VA 5 | WHO VANTS ¥ " ‘ D OH . NY DER. DIFING-SUIT UND VOT ISS A (HAMPEENER en oN A ee ea Oe ee YY Vy a - 7 pe —— i FETCH UP DER GoLD? 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DEY SAY of whisky wk AGREE ON EFERYTING) NISA fF - )- Ae . , : | e was announced this morning! ... : , z tice Adolph Hoehling in an Miss Sears for which crackled and dence 4 . | -Ho udge said the argument of fefense that the testimony was ied to immunity was, in his| By the Assoc ion, ‘neither appealing, con- BOSTON, ing nor legally sound.” nora Sears, [to make the ruling still More | r.om Prowy fable he polished it off with teiedh te @. suggestion that if therR y s argument was correct, Fal] | Utes actu 9 AY ' ibe prosecuted for perjury. ing the rec : . LEY ¥ ates . “he sei i 5 BIR: Sgeer r re eer at Ree PRL. re - a Sapa een "bn ) ) i ~ e # ' y thi: statement, Fall told tix | ite Committee tnvestigatir e oll leases that he had “never (Steps of BF ived one cent from B. L. Do- Mile grind, for Harry F. Sinclair.” Earlier § CHUST DONT FoRerT) | | lll eee — | F , Fe. tos — a SS SS : aE : S y, te & . : ass a ee. 18 VN TING’ YOu Beak = So Sere SESS an. — : SS : S "2 °2a Ss Sena SP ter it was shown that he had | Whether an : SS x 2 A. . es ’ e 4 on the 4 BA RO [ft { ISS DER BIMBo | “ : , 6 ~ | = | = MOSH UP You ) prec $100,000 from Doheny an ond (HANST! Jo (ae pe ACNE 2 Vor of ea » \ bic 00 trom Sinclair. tor aa : a 3 ee sa! | : : os oes ta a ~ = = c _— ef 3A | PRUNE 5, AN’ LAY ‘Was if thie aghtammenl that Fall son pr bd the money with which he 4 purchased the Harris ranch an ae = BLOOMIN’ LUCK Sj Jw WIT US! pam ° serena tibiae clad eae eee v. TO THE RIGHT ~SHH-H - ONE- ae ee PPS a agin had been “eli pte Sas : KS ved McLean, publisher o HALF To-THE LerT# Washington Post. This false- 1 SH-HH— Four # aN SP Sgeteeee = Was exposed when Senator RIQ@WT AN’ Po ase ey [oe h put McLean under oath, and } owes. | mned the admission that the ae pea ges had never been made. Doheny Admitted “Loan.” Cepeieeonn dake Te he te Pit A th beim ee NE NC RENIN lt ta id a . i % % Peas ae vt at ihe ee —— oo A ee IA dna Neat t tlipatinn, wighlttdlonisliomnin. vn OP At aE em ee — WAIT TILL THE 4 KING GETS A LOAD OF Tus ° \ KWNIGHT OF THE ROYAL PANTRY / —THATS ME ? J. PRR RRR ho Daae at es “ ae Se | Ya Oa ee - ” ‘4 4 4 4 ERO WELL, You SWABS ‘THERE'S ). THE BACON ® NOW TO 4S GYP OLD WHISKERS ouT Pe : O' 11S BLOOMIN: Suip ZA AN’ WERE OFF 10 Gay [eee AN'T PUL NO WOOL OVER “YES SIR — Y NAPOLEON fee 2 AN’ JOHN SIL =. ways ABoprg 4 JOHN ! 57 - RR AG, Rata ates tf COME To SUPPER ; YOU HEAR ! You VANT DER HASH SHOULD te SPOKING OF HASH, CHUST A MINUTE MAMMA ,I GOT A Doheny testimony, wed the exposure of the Fall- wean fake joan, disclosed that $100,000 had been obtained 8 Doheny. The loan was made, meny claimed, because he and were old pals, and not because rhad leased to him the naval rve. mSe counsel had fought stren- ¥ to prevent the admission of P Statements in the present They contended that they | under the provision of the llaw which declares that no Iny given by a witness be- Congressional Committee terward be used against the in a criminal proceeding, fin a prosecution, for perjury in ving of the testimony. ernment counsel] held that ‘referred only to testimony ac- given under the compulsion ‘Subpena, whereas the Fail and statement were offered mtarily. Lompulsion Pica Absurd. contention was upheld by ee Hoehling. He said it would meurd to contend that Fall's hent and Doheny’s statemon purpose of this statute,” he “was to protect witnesses being compelled to xivs Timinating testimony, but 7 also is entitled to"some pro- and individuals must bear Tesponsibility for thelr ac- The enforcement of the law must not be made im- me is no suggestion here “ther of the defendants that their testimony would hate them. the court's opinion, nether ™ made their statements belief that he would be im- ed in any subsequent crim- Proceedings, and certainly no- Connected with the Govern- Mhad any such idea.” “ere was any question of ir- *Y. he went on, the defendarts Sa it. Would the defense con- that the power of the atatute ea Page 3, Columsa 5. which | sence at 1 was over which M 1. last year. On last won a $10 L. result of 4 Paris two 3 DOKER IS i Biuffing © clare, a By the Cc MANILA is a game the Philipp Supreme Cé¢ holding the pinos who indulging Says the “By what it often f player with the pot fre has the t in making takes a chi called. “In the itis a gam yet everythi is @ game