St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 22, 1927

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COMIC PAGE 2} |. SATURDAY, ye es 1 en MAY 21, 1927, & nent Soke Co ee ee a ’ = —_= — Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 126 Pages ( lassified Advertising FIRST NEWS SECTION, 16 PAGES. | ‘ SECOND NEWS SECTION (SPORT), 6 PAGES. cee “pawn vs | NEWS SECTION, 6 PAGES. WANTS—FOR SALE.PART 9 | ed = FIFTH NEW 12 PAGES. e : ON, 4 PAGES, | REAL ESTATE SECTION, 16 PAGES. : i | | ; ; WANTS—FOR SALE. 6 PAGES. ; WANTS—HELPS—SERVICE. 6 PAGES. | HELPS, SERVICE.....PART 10 ee | go 7 TOG . , R sRAVURE, ES. WHAT DID You NO No- “= 2 . MAGAZINE 10 PAGES COMIC SECTION, 8&8 PAGES. ww T SEG ME NOTHING f "9 No. 257. ) mg ? . VOL. % PART ONE. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1997. PAGES 1—16 seeseee PRICE 10 CENTS OUT ANY THING JSP TicuLaR.. a Berta) _— i today and tomor- 3 aS TD AMONG WATCHERS My | row, probably NEWS OF SUCCESS the French coast long before dark, I sat back and looked for Paris. I picked up what I . Drank a Little Water. with local show- || thought was the Seine and it proved to be, and I could see the city in the distance in the SPPsesesss cP Bo Dw a a www ot SO MAIDU Bere = _ te ol 4 torn to pieces.” . ert WS TOU ) CS fly N ers and thunder- H eek WITH SUSIE Se * Undimmed by the S AG) Serature Sin 8 Aut Prue Mien Ee ndimmed by the Sorrow | Wi \.\\ , iii] » ign Borne on Auto as PR MOVE Away, Felt for Nungesser and | Be cloudy today and People Rejoice in St. ancl AS HE DESCENDS IN DARKNESS JG cai. x protaoiy wits, Louisan’s Vietory. | CAPTAIN CHARLES AUGUSTUS LINDBERGH | : OTHES BD CA\?T pi yas . elcome | i aa i t . t h eéy * eT. ° o> Whole-Hearted ==W : Ds a Lan eo Lindbergh for President “Then I picked out the flying field by the directions and circled once to pick a spot '|| £ o to land. I meant to taxi up to the shed, but when I saw that crowd I decided I would be SEARCHLIGHTS GUIDE HIM inois: Mostly caj showers and ” @ DOE AEN OTE ETS Borne on Shoulders of Crowd Till Rescued by t h u nderstorms: wy ibe Assuciated l’ress. iY SEE LOLI 5% RNR baa aus RR OR RoE St not much change The spirit of St. Louis, heralded In Segara tera Se Se tee ae g of haat names: car Nt Ps 3 GOS aa iN Sal 2 in temperature. |the name of the monoplane which| MMM See ot Unwilling Substitute and Taken to Lindbergh to Paris) fo oe ee Bat: -, PARIS, May 21.—All Paris re-| joiced tonight in Capt. Lindbergh's, Se reg betam tricking inte| eather Outlook Tor Week. | bore “Slim” automobiles gun i soe eS . lis ais laa ; the city from Le Bourget. Groups! " ASHINGTON. may a UP j and id world, tame. pic me: pRown ARR DRE at ay La SR SONS Waa, OSRMP ANN RC ae : " gels: ORIEN te Rta | along the road called out: “Linu- | per Mississippi and Lower Mis- at its peak of enthusiasm when the ht Se rR cen FcR Sis Pak Sohn Rae ae 7 ERG gS" ee ee ce ergh, has he come”?’’ Those in| TT neuere& cttods of occa- | young flyer returns to the city ge ee 2 ae ss | oe Be: ae S 2 : . Re aN 2 ec = “ae é 2 : ba MER ER ROR SN ee By the Assoclaled Press. : Sava OV egiians. 7 the a Nbteremet ss «el ees Showers throughout the githin tec weeks are TR RE SI SE ERR NIE: lll ts Sa ME A ee LE BOURGET, Fi rance, May 21.—In the midst of a crowd back: “The American Haw come.”; “eek; mostly” cool in northern | ° en ee es EE Be ROS ee gone mad, a weary young man pushed the goggles f hi l Many Wasted the exiict time, de-| portion first half of week. fol- His return will be a bigger event | SOR St So Oe Bi Oe ee ; ae g in p gzoOggies trom iS pa a tails, for they had apparently wait-| ‘owed by warmer; rather warm in/|than was the celebration of his Se a ea #8 oe Ses ee aes eee ee face, streaked with dirt and drawn into deep lines of fatigue, 7 iat a a |southern position, becoming cooler} wyoeec "7 ore en ' BRR Re eh ge as ees i Soke sew 2 Be Sr Rae ra eee . : on the roadside for hours. — | by i aiediny sai apt Ns "s success, when the news from Paris ets ee See ee ee Sees me 0 | | looked up from the cockpit of a trim little monoplane, grinned i ae Mi when th saw wis e ) sale a weak but inextinguishable grin and remarked with the last There was a demonstration then, all : effort at nonchalance: ‘‘ Well, here we are; I-am Very happy.”’ fashed that Lindbergh had ar- Se ee ee ee ERE ee ane eMac Ra $ Te baie and i octaee on the LL } } but not such a demonstration as ike rate Satis Mane TR ra Pp a oo 2 Sa. RR es ae ee ee , ‘ ' . wie Fee ‘ a | that which fotlowed the armistice. : ee oe : pees ; #2 oe Pees ee i si Sao s eg ts REY, Fie ee ee it was J ust 10:19 p. m. (3 19 p. m. St. Louis time ) and Capt. | 3 ee cr rh Tr .t— or oe : Eee Ree Charles A Lindbergh had flown from Roosevelt Field, L. I. to. “doulevards were no less. hearty | sag ; than those of the actual. itnesses | or the National oe gout ‘ries victories o ‘ : Se ae and world series victo . Le Bourget Field, on the outskirts of Paris, in 33 hours 28 ot ws age { the latest re- | Cardinals last fall. oe is ee ee : Hd sates .. ‘ me UE Gite Sete en epg ser ea ning in tront of the morning ana bon, Mo., for the week-end, said ee ee ee he ee ra eS : ie z ee ee gee eee oe tise Flying alone with only a compass to guide him, the alr mail pilot sporting dailies’ bulletin boards, specs ies 0 sr ey eee ea po | | had brought the “Spirit of St. Louis” ‘across the Atlantic ‘in the first Src os Re eee int Ag a ee ee ES OR a nonstop flight from New York.to Paris and had won the Raymond While every cafe which had a news ger see ss Be og agency ticker tape was jammed to ing to the city amegia Oe a ee a i ees ek ee ees capacity. Boy: me uum iy 7 alee BE i eke «. oe a Orteig prize of $25,000 for that achievement. See Pass ee a ee Lindbergh established a new world’s non-stop straight line dis- , Le Bourget, which is four : illes declared He has done a wonder forth of Paris, was surrounded by} eclared. “‘He has B é las Shean pares BS : i Sg BERR Ps ee RE automobiles, and the scant police, . ful thing for himself and for the Sa RON ets ea ee ia ae oe 3 ER BS es tance record in his flight. In covering 3600 miles ke broke the world Mrs. Lindbergh Weeps for | city.” ri“ re , Me 2 ee : g P Paes 3 ea 2 shen a Be : mark of 3400 miles set by the two Frenchmen, Coste and Rignot, in traffic force soon lost control. The! Expected to Return Soon. : 3 RN are aR are | “S : « 3 Sys Rae ee | ae , ae See ROSS RS Oa their Paris to Persia, flight last October. cars got entangled in a hopeless), : mess, getting stuck in roads under | Joy at News That Son His local backers expect that . | acer ec Nes q : 4 : few days in : aos 3 m8 ile Sas As he came to earth, the huge crowd that had been gathering all feconstruction and often losing| a 2 ——_--—_—— it oats a | Lindbergh, after a sete a Rae Ee Eos: pee paige, c. Way. It was nearly daylight Has Landed Safely at Le Paris. will return with nis plane ‘ | : al - . ae | ee a ae odealiss fore the last of them could get B F on a steamer. The Hest will un- ihe Seer eS re | ie : evening to do him honor, broke through ail police efforts to restrain | ourget, rance. doubtedly try to detain him, but eee ase. oe ee al i a = i it and almost before the plane had come to a full stop it was tle Nei emtt 8 of the American | his associates expect no long de- pis ghee Se See - 2 tee oe ee See h ing mass around the macht g from the administration build- | lay there, unless he should yield to ae | SO Re Ne ig # iad packed ib a dense, Swaylng, cheering. ou e macnine. ifs of Le Bourget Field for the)| By the Associated Press. Boirithe offers. He is averse to Se # > Sie ; : | test time in years gave the cue to, DETROIT, Mich. May 21.— at vat § 4 sublidtts and hee sic poh, ce eee al # ae a Carried on Shoulders of Crowd. a ‘ity, bs angcnt e enene a § = % | os barkers, who brought out; Through tears of joy, Mrs. Evange- leak he could not be hired to gv CONE Siac i es ' Be A hundred hands caught hold of the wings, and scores of feet 6 Americ: i GEES ee a tee Masses ican whee, Pate! Siue a line Lodge Lindbergh, mother (f/ on the stage. eR me a were trampling upon one another in an effort to reach the side of the - Bons the trans-Atlantic flyer, tonight From New York, it is expected, Es ee ; f within which sat a young map, the first ip the world to Lit . . d he elief that her bov he will fly here in the “Spirit of Bae te aS ae useiage, W ic ) , ndbergh came Cown almost at | ©xPressec her F "| St. Louis.” Then, the dinner for See ae: + rf N York to Paris without changing his seat. the spot where Czpt, Charles Nun-| Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh, had|°' “OWS: re . es oo ee See 5108 ‘rind Maj. Francois Coli took | arrived safely at the end of his! Louis recently, and other dem- : : } The wheels had scarcely ceased to roll, e propelier ta areiy : , come to a stop, when Lindbergh, weary-eyed, but smiling, got up from * two weeks ago. rhe fate of the flight from New York to Paris.| onstrations in his honor, will be 0 French flyers was ‘1 all minds a Seeeeeede hea been. under} held. , s : ping the hours of tension, and oT “io eee was ae Many downtown workers were at . 4 the seat. ‘ “od ae enthusiastic as they | sreat strain, but she did not ¢ | their’ homes, or on their way home, a He put his leg over the side of the cockpit, and it was grasped _™sfe and generous in their praise | way. lwhen the news came. They had ee . yme. Eg “ is other leg, as soo bh — man from th West, could “That's all that matters,” she! waited with eagerness for informa- in | by a dozen bands. So was his ot g, as bp as he could get it forget their countrymen. They said when told that her son hadjtion of Lindbergh, and his adven- a 3 am 7 4 out of the machine. Holding him high and cheering him, the crowd ” F took him to itself Hoke sadly amongst themselves of ure had been almo he exclu — “po 1 brough i r to earih| tur ee Imost ¢ 2 = Poor Nu’ esser, pe Coli, poor| °F nee arene wately sive topic of the day’s conversa- : For half an hour the crowd pushed one way and another trying boys!” at Le Bourget flying ficid, near on: Wat thay Gaaee wane One < * °% | j 1 gegen aa * he te red ia oe iggy eons! a er nae | xX ~ x to take Lindbergh from his plane to the administration building of Le or ft more : Sus wel-| sia. a... nigeataete sasvall 9 poo ee i Re SN Bourget field. | Ce from the heatis. «tha eatte rigid silence since her son hopped = a P . oo : : " | Mon} ople of Franée. The reck-|off from the Pacific to the Atlan- rhousands Saw Him Here. a — ry An Unwilling Substitute. | As the crowd rushed along with Lindbergh on its shoulders, two , lessner of his endeevor appealed|tic coast. A brief statement that But ree se ee fsa none tae feos i a quick emotions! imagination | she had every confidence in’ his} much acclaim. oe Mo eg ee | French aviators, Louis Paulhan and Weiss, edged in to pull him pace and they responded | anility to make the flight wag a!! de Pt mate esg ei os cite fiver : a tg epttalnins Sh ia , jfree. One of the carriers fell and Lindbergh slipped to the ground, ule ey ng their own hearts she permitted herself to say. The ce the and ‘6¢ the Yinetataae of his HE flyer whom — wor eochoims ¢ atteh: ' eharacteristic is his clear bluajeye. His complexion losing his helmet. Another American in the crowd picked up the hel- | All tics of nation “=n were fore | fight completed, however, she in- hop. skip and jump from the Pa- years old. He ena eo H eet chia | is fair, his cheeks rosy. His generai appearance is|met. The mob recognizing only the helmet, picked up the other me otten, 1 cy saw) ‘acbergh only dicated for a seegonnege a yg cific Coast to the continent of Eu- parents of Swedish descent. .. youth in perfect health. He is Captain and flight American and rushed on with him while Weiss and Paulhan slipped &man who had brilliantly gambled dence may have waned 8 ~ rope, when he arrived in St. Louis/a child to Little Falls, Minn. His father, at | , take-off yesterday mornine. the morning of May 11. after 8" / the time of his death in 1924, was a member of | e. Ma is . Tith de . CEE ath, and won. There was be: con‘i- m - Pepret of c 4 “How would any one be co! overnight flight of 1550 miles fro A now is 8 | : course, for Nungesser and dent?” she replied to a question. San Diego. Fewer saw hi depar- Congress from Minnesota. His mother Lindbergh is the ace of the Catérpillar Clud..| were waiting in the director’s pavilion and watched the excited thous- Coll, ~ ing a ee ee woo She added: az oe, if ws age ture, 24 hours later. for New York. | teacher of chemistry in the Detroit eres sre composed of airmen who bave been forced to jump | ande fighting aroend the stranger, whe wes cuslis cheval Bae : rst. But there was no bitterness Jats see eh ees aie the flight, Since he arrived In pci aed gg Lindbergh was graduated ne . f Wiscon- with parachutes from airplanes to save their lives. |The American who refused to give his name, quickly explained to the | ane grecting of the American ntact he waesa.” — Brgy 3 vos ~ wer y Se Little Falls _ ee hem er oe ee slate | He has made four such jumps; the fire wene in | reception committee, but the pavilion was now surrounded by 6000 : EP Mories sllebieinonice Always Cool and Getected: im{ chance. St. Louis has been i | asian Sax “a ss ’ k ‘ie among his as- | training in Texas, another at Lambert-St. Louis | prenchmen yelling for the pilot. The unwilling substitute had to : fe eg peed — — Bi seine a ce can. "ite seal sorbed alent rest caeng town and ace eo. a - rte fies. Field and the other two while in the mail service. |.now himself and take the cheers meant for Lindbergh. 3 NEW YORK. May <istews of net be eee evil type. Since bedangribtaoirir etn toh gen- eg a dhe bcggeren é d anor is modest No other airman in America has made four forced When the real Lindbergh escorted by Welss and Paulhas was lt Lindbergh's arrival. caused | he was a boy I always permitted sath aoe ae ioe Mississippi every ee eppech ta: tacente: wea ese me hysical jumps. brought before the Ambassador he was seemingly too sleepy to know E an * here reminiscent of the| him to decide things for himscit. seal po sto had steam up joined | to the point of shyness. An outstanding phy | what it was all about... Ab the Ambassador dbevic bis bane Bb Gun ’ al vc Fork paid to the! He ‘wes rise OS Pete we Be the chorus on land. The geodon e ° A . t ‘and said, “Thank you. I am awfully happy.” Then he could fight Fk. Ip motion pl a : an roa ee : pane gs Se eomaaiaoadiia yr Wh / World Acclaims American via or off fatigue no longer and seemed to go to sleep on his feet.” PR ermances wer. ‘stopped’ while Asked whether she wanted him erent bagertnned pealed a vigor- 0 4 . ‘annot do less then admire od Outside the crowd was howling for a sight of the hero who has a oN Patrons cheered noisily and to continue flying, she replied: oa paean. ; By the Associated Press: without great sng sc yon peer mad audacity of Capt.| won the heart of France as probably no American had before. Bril- ; kee ee on the back. “That ne ger — the; The downtown oe building ROME, May. 21.—-The —— won tn aria veil due to|Lindbergh.” | ttant searchlights were focused on the balcony of the building, into £ Boing ee. chaos une’ ca nate ne on “was an ambition pantry ce goon hank ings cin aaa late 2 Ate gio audacity of some excep- | London Forgets Its East Indian Fly- | which Lindbergh had been carried. But the crowd bad to be dis- Bibs Sacer a [to a a et mate aoo| mem amy oP arned ot |Charin,'hLindbren’e Ueno | on SO "conear ar | MLELSTE rae peu-|°°” cutsoerenLisbergh tay sboeed. Show bt te at a imotives ana. SS ee ae Spon ths done for aviation.” showing sta gc But eae or rage , ” a wie of humanity. These mad- LONDON, May ?21.—The ee Lindbergh! n rga! ey y ites Pega ae ee Be- and ha a teen, netructor workers generally were no 0 Capt. Lindbergh's flight, say? enig = 000 “trom: the distance or| ish sonstep flight to India wh ch The American Ambassador appeared at the window, but this 4i@ Rito. « n down town New Mrs. Lin ors Teehnical| duty, and janitors had emptied Lavoro D'lItalia, “moves and ex- | nesses, historical necessities | Started yesterday, was dwarfed | Wig, “Deh is deserted on Sat-|in chemistry in — ot fr2-| much of the filmy paper and tick-/alts us because every act of hero- | time, ear uperior sagacity. ‘We Continued on Page Six. wu § ence aia, a tev srr ber a” "Continued on Page Six. © ism, even if: it is an end in itself /and acts of sup SS ‘ . . . * . x ~ * . «, _ — SS LL OLE ALLL OODLE ALLER EN. Bett he on yi OE RS ERNIE ht SON IG Em AN IT eommander of the 110th Observation Squadron, | away with Lindbergh. Missouri National Guard. Ambassador Herrick and French officiais of the reception committee : 7g Ceatinued on Page 3. Column 1. s” at

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Ba iain a ig Ari ; aah i asaeieds Oe Fa ie ik Sag site oe sg deta - 4 EE A a ST at On aR he a . ‘| pend as ie ge oh eee —" ‘ ik phi as ge 4 as at - . es NRT ER ste eh: a ri * ath Rygpirc? ce 7 iL: & eee eke *: gh AP, Se oe MR: ay § eee rs “a t, Pf ae yy ee x aa yt AP de gts. ety f ss ® $7 eee sary tb 2) Hs i . 4 ae a ak y ENEMAS s ~ — — . ‘ _ LINDBERGH SETS RECORD WN TRIP ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH © THRONGS IN STREETS SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927 ne EAGERLY AWAIT ¢ J nm Two Views of the Now Famous New York-to-Paris Monoplane | ws ghee $20,000 PRIZE MONEY ALL FOR UCEAN-GROSSER Flyer Ail Cash Rewards | Accruing From _ Trans- Atlantic Hop. i bergh “To the victor belong the spoils.” That is the decision of Harry H. Knight and the other sponsors of the New York-to-Paris flight ot the “Spirit of St. Louis,’’ in an- nouncing last night that Capt. Lindbergh will have for his own tne $25,000 check handed him by Raymond Orteig, donor of the prize, and all other moneys which ! may accrue from the venture. It has been variously estimated | that the total monetary return; may reach $100,000, as the result of theatrical and news syndicate contracts, and premiums from the Standard Oil Co., which supplied the fuel. Those who know “Slim” are convinced that no sum of money ever will induce him to ap- pear on the stage because of his shyness, Put if he conquers his timidity with regard to public ap- pearances, the resultant proceeds are his. $25,000 Offer Reported. An offer of a contract for $25.,- 000 for one week's appearance at Roxy’s Theater, New York, was re- ported to have been made to Lind- | 'bergh last night. i that along | cent | “It was our intention all ‘Slim’ should get every ' that results from his great flight,” | Paris, |rowed, after the fashion of Queen Isabella, who pawned her jewels to | finance Columbus, Knight said. “He deserves it and it’s all his and I nope the amount reaches $100,000 or more. ED LINDBERGH’S APPROAGh plane back from Paris to save ex- penses.” First Visit to Bixby. Harold M. Bixby, president of the Chamber of Commerce, told of indbergh’s first visit to him. William D. Robertson took the young flyer to see Bix- by, and Lindbergh said, “I've saved $2000 flying mail. and I want to fly to Paris.” Bixby and Knight set out to raise the money, and got $1000 contributions from Maj. Albert Bond Lambert, Harry F. Knight, J. D. Wooster Lambert and E. Lansing Ray, with contri- butions by Charles Richardson and E. Cc. Thompson. The rest of the money was borrowed. The rules of the Orteig prize competition required an entry 60 days before flying, and Lindbergh's entry was made Feb. 28. went to New York, and found an aircraft concern which was willing to provide a plane, but insisted that he take a navigator, and that New York have credit for the enterprise. “Slim” went to San Diego and negot‘rted with the Ryan Aircraft Corporation for a plane. He sent back $2000 to his backers, saying he had more than he needed. He told Bixby. before leaving St. Louis, that one thing would cause him to turn back on his trans- oceanic flight. That would have been a dense fog over Newfound- land, such as to keep him from getting his bearings -t St. Johns. Guy W. Oliver, president of the Oliver Cadillac Co., announced last night he would cable Capt. Lind- bergh that a new LaSalle roadster would be presented to him by the distributing agency on his return to St. Louis. Orteig Too Iate to Greet Lind- bergh on Arrival. By the Associated Press, PARIS, May 21.—Raymond Or- teig, whose $25,000 Capt. Lindbergh wins for his transatlantic flight, lost his race by train today to get to Le Bourget Field before the avi- ator. He had been spending a va- cation in his old home in Southern France. He started when he heard Lindbergh had left, but had to ‘Slim’ | change trains several times and left | bergh Lind- | BLEND 10 SHP BACK TOST Backers of T, Ss - Flight Plan to Craft at Lambert Field. let | eee A cablegram wag SeRt ito Pons Charles A. Lindbergh last might the St. Louisans whe backed i Paris flight, directing him to his airplane, The Spirit of | Louis, in crates and bring i |}to this city by steamsh!5 and las soon as possible. Maj. Albert Bond L of the backers and a Jeader § ation here, in anne when informed by the Post-De. patch that Lindbergh had lands said it was desired to hays ; trans-oceanic craft put on e tion at Lambert-St. Louis Figg « soon as the flyer coulg bring back here. “Fine,” Lambert exclaimed " am délighted. The “ the flight was in St, Louis, angy was a St. Louis flyer ang Nation Guard officer who achieved te With this feat and the Pes breaking of the world’s altity record at Scott Field, near by Capt. H. C. Gray, I thisk 'Louis is on the map, | “We want Lindbergh to pack » the plane and return home righ ‘away by boat. We are sisig may want to fly back, But teers /is no use in his attempting that |he has made the flight. We watt |the plane kept at the feld ten |for a while, then, I suppose Ling has. his own plang was the largest individual contrib- | Paris for Le Bourget Field 15 min-| «7 think he will be tertal utor to the flight, putting in $2000, | which he saved from his air mail | pay. and confidence and makes it all | the more appropriate that he get the prize money.” Knight said that the cost of the flight, including a liberal week’s allowance for “Slim’s’’ stay in would be about $14.900. this, he said, was bor- Part of “When we were discussing the plans.’’ Knight said, ‘‘Lindberzh insisted that he should fiy the landed. he utes after Lindbergh had He was half way there when That demonstrated his spirit | heard the news from those coming | fore back, so he returned to Paris. By the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, May 21.—Arrange- ments for the payment of Raymond Orteig’s $25,000 prize to Capt. Lind- bergh will soon be made at a meet- ing of the trustees designed by the donor, it was learned tonight. Cer- tification of the flight will be made by the Federation Aeronautique and the Aeronautical Association. Nationa! The Internationale! indefinite, it i ‘Slim’ and his ship will tour th ' United States on his return; Late ' for four or five days in Paris am jhe may want to visi* Engtand be. he returns.» It is likely ts | will go by rail to Rome, to mee (the Italian flyer, Commander & | Pinedo, who is about to fly trom |this continent to Rome” — “It is our thought,” sald Knight | “that we can continue to benefit /St. Louis through the powefamey |plane that bore the name “Spit of St. Louis.” While our plans am is probable tha prize mone yi son deposit at the;the ship may be placed ips m& Brvant Park Bank. } seum.” the charm and beauty of the 17th century Wurrilzer ea WUuRLIIZER SPINETTE reveals |- ‘SLIM’ LI Trans-Atlanti Bought His At Army Went Barnstorming BUZZING airplane, scarred and A rests beaten, circled Lambert-St. Louis Field, | came down to an casy land 1s among the planes that had gath- ered there for the opening of the international Air Races on Oct. 3, 1923. From it ca BS -stained young ma ho ye pte wietd his name in history. was “Slim” Li rdbergh. : saa was paying his first visit to sity whose name he was zon to every par of the civi ; ized world with the baptism of _ monoplane, the Spirit of 7 Louis, in which he landed yester= day in Paris after a non-stop flight from New York. 4 Then he was just a beginner in. the flying game, but his ventures, some spirit had taken him on mar iong hops and he was fast —- ing an assurance that years of ye ing about a regular airdrome wourg not give him. A shy, Retiring Youth, =f He was shy, retiring youth | with the took of the ile San hat he has tost omy he zen ‘fea montis. His helmet <-emed to set too, high on his head, | were t7o short, and his coat barely seemed to reach berow his belt Ine. k: But beneath his boyish aw a wardnes: there was @ magnifice bs frame, carpeted with, lean striz oy muscles anld G@riven by a will th t no fatigue. His eyes were ar. China-blue of the Scan. nen and his ruddy cheek¥ ife in the outdoors. At that time Lindbergh had been fiving less than two years. He nad left the University of Wisconsin late in 1921 and had learned rudiments of flying at a school Lincoln, Neb. When he had -t come proficient enough to alone. however. his mentors him he would have to por. e 5 0 hond before he could solo. “Slim” t them to keep their solo hops the bla his ove alls knew the cie @ejinavian Tt bespoke much ! and left the school. Rv that time he had been bitt deeply by the flying bug and March of 1922 he engaged hime self to a barnstormer a8 @ pe B chute jumper, In. that capacity tf voung {flyer made many jumps Ricky Mountain to.ns and spens his spare time repairing his ployer’s plane. Buys Plane With Savings. | Then, as now, Lindbergh was @ man of almost perfect habits. - Ei neither smoked nor drank, “had no use for women.” 80 associates said. Neither did oy fn. Savmat centuries ago the possession of a Spinet was an indication of wealth. Only the favored few could experience the pleasures de- rived from this early instru- ment. Now Wurlitzer pre- sents this new Spinette Peri- od Grand, a gem of artistic beauty and quality of tone which is well within the reach of all at the price of only $735, with the extended payment feature. Wurlitzer master designers and craftsmen have made the dream of a modern- ized Spinette come true. It reflects the charm and beauty care for dan ing, th» theater or tie movies. The consequence was t : he saved his money and by Mareh, 1923. had enough to bu; a traini plane in an army salvage sale Americus, Ga. a Getting his “Jennie” in and ¢ of small fields as he gave exhidl tions in various parts of the cow try, Lindbergh added still more t his areonautical lore. found that with the experience he q had at the Lincoln schoot and aur, ing his early barnstorming could fly. and he developed an Um canny sense of direction and abil: ty to fly across country. It was in this plane that he Car to St. Louis for the air races. Dut. ing one of the exhibitions here hil flying mate, Harlan Gurney, Bow a pilot for the Robertson Al ‘ Corporation, broke his arm in’s Parachute jump from Lindbergms Plane. “Slim” immediately T Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh’s C q R eeonenenas ——. flight from the time his {| iY. s Tne trun | Constructed by Ryan Air)’ TRANS.QCEAN MONOPLANE lane was sighted o e Iris! ° ; | coast until it anded in Paris, || Lines at San Diego, Craft, | POWERED BY 9-CYLINDER AIR-COOLED ENGINE | ‘orded in St. Louis time, fol- . : —- || ‘Carrying 425 Gallons-of ° . 6:10 a. | Gasoline, Reaches High | a Speed of 123 Miles. ‘INDBERGH’S engine is a [ nine-cytinger. air-cooled ra- dial power plant, known by | the trade name, “Wright Whirl- reported wind.’ 500 miles | Its cylinders. have cooling fans like those of the familiar motor-cycle engine, are grouped like spokes of a wheel about a central crankcase. Igni- tion is furnished by two: mag- netos and there are two spark | plugs to each cylinder, so that if one ignition system fails | there still is another to keep the engine turning over. Except for the greuping of | the cylinders, the engine oper- | PIANOS $675 to $5,500 field. Squads of police, ordered out in the vain hope of maintaining some sort of order in the crowd, were the next to arrive and take up strategic positions around the landing place. Singly,. then in grouns and final- | lv in long, unbroken lines automo- | biles arrived from the capital. || Early comers, armed with books || or newspapers describing the take. |. off from New York, settled them- | selves in the best positions obtain- . able to wait. | Once the people were through With their work and had eaten ; dinner, they came marching along in unending streams, until the buildings were merely islands. The spectators clamberced on everything trat afforded a view. One man amused the crowd with a danger- || ous catiike walk along an upper!) story ledge, from the back to the 1 | If flying 36vU0 miles to Paris is 3314 hours, how many more hours of darkness or dayiight did Capt. Lindbergh encounter than if he had flown the same length of time over New York? Conversely, he had flown from Paris to New York, how many more hours of darkness Or uaylight would he have en- countered than if he had flown the same period r: Parie? Montrose W. Hayes, loca! meteorologist of United ‘States Weather Bureau, has calculated approximately that Lindbergh flew in four more hours of darknr-s from New York to Paris than if he had flown the same length of time over New York, and that he would have had four more hours of daylight had he flown westward than in flying the Reproducing . Period Grands . $850 to $5,000 Interpretive . . $995 to $2,7 Grands .. . $625 to $2,500 Players « « « $435t0$ 650 Uprights . $295 to $ 475 m.—Steamer Hilver- having sight-cad from Irish SUTT} Piane coast. lj a. m.—Steamer Nogi sight- ed plane short distance off the southwestern coast of Ireland. 11:20 a. m.~—Plane flew over Dingle Harbor, County Kerry, Southwestern Ireland. The plane was first sighted bv a RBally- fernter civic guard, who notified Trallee and Dingle that it was possible to identifv the mark- ings on the plane, NX-211 (Lindbergh's). . 1:30 p. m.—Plane passed over Cherbourg, French port, in the direction of Paris. if The “Spirit of St. Louis,’’ Capt. ' Lindbergh's transatlantic ship, is } a monoplane built especially for ''the New York-to-Paris flight by the Ryan Airlines of San Diego, It has a wing spread of 46 || feet, a fuselage 28 feet long, and | is constructed of steel tubing. | Fully loaded for the trip the ‘| plane weighed 4750 pounds, of which 2745 pounds was taken up by €25 gallons of gasoline and 28 which the Eat 86 ie, re * tte coentemnemeen ence front of the building, so that could see the field. The roofs of other buildings | were crowded, and men and boys | tried to climb the lattice work, most of which gave way, resulting | in manv tumbles. Rut generally | the falls were hroken bv flower | beds, and even by the crowds be- lew. The whole field was flooded with he |} 1 landed at | 2 p. m.—Passed over Rayeux, on the about 150 miles bv air line from Paris. 3:19 p. m.—dlapt. Lindbergh Le Bourget Field, Paris, completing the first New York-Paris flight. French coast, but he beat his baggage to Paris! His trunk was/} stowed in the hold of the Leviathan | by fully five days. ' chair With this load the of. 1232 gallons of oil. plane had a high speed |; miles an hour and @ cruising speed | || of 105 miles, | Lindbergh's seat wasina wicker in the inclosed cabin. The’ ship is so constructed that he has_ no vision forward, except that fur- | nished by a periscope which arises | from the fuselage above the pilot’s | ' ates like an air-celed autemo- bile engine. The connecting rod in each cylinder is bolted to a ehort crankshaft and to the end of the crankshaft the pro- pellier is attached. There is a double carburetor. Contrary to prevalent belief, the motor does not revolve. The cylinders are fixed and only the crankshaft turns over. i Tt. actin weetenstinetienu a ns = os _ — Same icngth of time over Per- is. In other words, Lindbergh by flying the west-to-east route encountered eight hours more dari:ness than he would have encountered had he flown east- to-west. tes ren Or er ere gee SS ee eee, tt AN nett tet tae of the 17th century. To hear it is a never-to-be-forgotten joy. Take advantage of your first opportunity to see this latest Wurlitzer creation. You'll be enthused. in—Monday. Come the ship. and remained in St. Loum that winter, awaiting Gurney’s Fe covery. Anybody could see then that had the makings of a great fl He was a daring stunter but acrobatics were precise and he sense of distance and speed as faultiess.. He made his land with the precision of a veteran man and he was already an The engine is of the same type as the three which powered Commander Brvd's Fokker on its trip to the North Pole. An- other Whirlwind motor wags used by Acosta and Chamber. | lain in their recent record en. | ‘ moment of , e eee + | | ) | - beacons . mechanic. 4 _4 | Enters Army Flying School. — MPLES ' t --3 He hit upon the army as tf . | : | —_ te nieans of providing him with a coh + : ‘ege education in flying. On Maret gh $ . e 4 <i : 5 2 ‘5, 1924, he entered the army | rs the first when she sailed for Southampton! seat. It is possible for him to get ek ' and Cherbourg yesterday. David|# look to the sides and below | nici A. Burke, general manager of the! through glass windows on each | United States Lines, cabled Side which can be opened. | Paris office to offer the fiyer his; There is a frosted skylight above | choice of the ship's most sumptu- | his head, but it affords no view up- | light from darkness and rockets and fiashed in the air. Long Lindbergh arrived there were 25.- C00 persons, a large proportion of them fashionably clad women, on hand to greet him. Watching Flycr’s Progress. They and all the people of flying high slighty France were following the progress | etd. Be cieetas iw) of .he lone air man from the ear- yy. gery), ' ene aad illest news of the day, when, SS) of the main sie . early as 2:09 this morning the Em- | Me meds 2 ‘beautifa’ preas of Scotland reported a Sag ee +} ' ine Why be embarrassed by pimples or mary training school at & ous accommodations on his return. ward, skineruptions? Wh Ointmen rk will i ; poe - rield as a cadet. There is a stor {| give you quick relief. Most that he arriv 4 there in an cA ie urget | Has 225-Horsepower Engine. | at The plane is powered by a J-5. ce slowly. °25-horsepower Wright radial mo-/| ———~ | obstinate cases report almost unbe | S 7 a air-cooled affair, the nine; dent of the Wright Aeronautica] i lievable success in @ on the tema _—o oe OF Wh 2 eee Corporation of Paterson, N. J., told! | According to the yarn, an Officer came out, and, looking & the plane, said: a ‘about a central crank case like, headed due west With the ground the spokes of a wheel about the | ‘Oday of the plane and engine that glimpse of the Spirit of St. Louis! : ae: “Get that thing off the field fore it kill ri : s someone. The fabr | | ago = |lights-flashed on him. The crowd. wen. carried “Lucky” Lindbergh, avia- | soe & ) eres aes cae oo gece a ai | Kave a great roar and rushed for- | gl mag poate ‘feature of; tion’s lone eagle, to France. of 1060 Uses | sum had seen the plane six hours! ""'*: 07e"5 = of SE eee” ents ere ee DRUGGISTS AND BARBERS | ‘8 coming off , -4 , ‘ sire | Sruments, which include one to| ari : MONEY-BACK GUARAN it can't ne finale later 500 miles off the Irish coast | calculate the drift caused by winds | *°"® made especially for the trip. | TEE! it can’t be flown.” Was greeied with cheers. Then |an earth inductor, far more relia.| BY having the engine air-cooled | cor. Whatever the truth of the ster ; , | ’ ~ soe Aadingeson agg | | oo ae old magnetic compass, Much weight is saved, a water ra- | cane aaa pee arene D From then on it ie . ovaowmt wore “saan and turn indicator | diator having to carry about three- etna mi Bosc est pele os ihe OF chacstns messares ¢0 town aaa, . we tne pilot the position | Wuarters of a pound of water per nial ie: peti eT ae * a os ieee seni ta ge sit goth ‘. a sane e\ en when the horizon horsepower. Besides this. the dan- | ers who were we tin yok ports. Fishermen at ~ County the build vot Agere Dg Fees at the ite (eet of radiator leakage which | and he amaz a hi in t rere ides. dental ? / di Butea ine. Lindbergh was lifted ; *": . hoard is ta..en up with | caused the failure of Harry Hawk. | his wy © 5 instruc — ys 1@ honor of being the | Out and carried shoulder-high into the usual fiving instruments in- | @r's pioneering attempt to f] th mi, ut. first landsmen to sight the plane. the open, where he was enthusi- C/Uding air aperd meter, tachome. | Atlantic is iinianted ' : the ‘sraduattion ¢ a Cherbourg was pessed at 8:80 in| @8tically acclaimed and cheered for | te temperature gauges and clock | | found “Slim” listed among the te the evening and less than two hcurs| 79 minutes. | : mete = he was popes ins ult school at Kelly Field, wae he completed his training on highest-powered and fastest Res. 7 as greatest tn the history eo was accomplished. Pe : ; 1006 OLIVE STREET ne i rs pall 10a thet = ww er, Nngressman Cha PIANOS—ORGANS—HARPS—RADIO—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS eereh. of Little Falls, Ming. 4 Ss ne | durance flight of more than 51 Lindbergh came over Le Ro hours. to the east fhe faown buildine landing, The att MAL persone awept off their feet in the wild ex citement reach the wonderfy/) | American The @sowd surged around Lind. bergh’s plane before he could Ket off the eockpit. The plane was hauled In front of to nal ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER » 1878. ec. IZ Ape esphes — . — P FHM RC cig TARP 0, a . . + - " - . a ” EA ORO NR ER IME SDR ATR coe IIA Oe AE pe ps Sm ABD aT ely ARO gw ee Le Ae ~ ik Pa wee ry ee, 2’ . coh a itn sgn he Mg et jai etaben : - nti Publ.shed Dally by The Pu! ibiish# MEMBER Boulerare oa is eo -~ ER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled tc ‘ ne ee ong republication of al] news Gispatches lites ' | credited to tt or not ot ' ‘ is | terson said that the engine | newspeper and also bingy yy |; Operating cost of Lindberzh’s trip | ae eS rights of republication of specia] dis- | Be A nes herein are also reserr heseas Sten ee be approximately $175, in. e ,, Subseription Rates by Mail. in Advance the Associated Preas. | tuding gas, oil and deterioration. | Daily, without Geadan ‘ce “ NEW YORK, May 21.—B. F. Ma. | 1h@ engine uses avproximately one | Sunday co's. one sear Ballon of gasoline for every 19 | order or &: cae Coe | ) , ' j males, not more than a heavy au- Subseription Rates by Carriers ' = ‘tomobile, and one pint o oll "ste. assistant of the presi-/ hour. . ay ary imen? 7 Cost Esti The crowd on the field was so. of aviation | 'arge tnat the police could not hold. By i them. | : ae one burat into cheers even | honey. president of the Ryan Air erore the plane could be definite!, is . { ‘y | Plane Co. of California and c.G identified. i Peterson, o-: of Trip Estimated to Lindbergh not only beat his fly- Reat His Trunk Across. ing schedule two hours and a half, Following out his fath * city Carrier Or out-of-town Gealer: 5®c a month; Sundar, ife a copF. Entered as second-class matter July 17, 1873, | vy we P ab Wish, the youthful alrman 4}

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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH " PAGE 3 FLEW. INTO ST. LOUIS THREE YEARS AGO — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ : ‘SLIM’ LINDBERGH, UNKNOWN. Trans-Atlantic Pilot Bought His First Plane At Army Salvage Sale Went Barnstorming as Stuntster, Early Ac- quiring Reputation for Skill and | Daring in the Air. ¥ Siam ayes wae, See SO OR ata AE AO LG Pony 0 AF ences | Lindbergh and His Mother—Various Poses of the Audacious Young Aviator to him. | tOOkK | e RBix- = “*T'vej fl, and by and money, from Harry pcontsi- Backers of Trans-O lipo Flight . Plan to Exhibig Craft at Lambert Flying Field. e% . een ork, and which | A cabiegram was Sent to Capt, ane, but ;©haries A. Lindbergh las: Right by A bVigator, ro St. Louisans who backed nie edit for 'Paris flight, directin h — > £04. be rigs 5 mt with the |"'S airplane, The Spirit 0? n for a/ louis, in crates and bring i¢ back © to his to this city by steamsh'- and rat, Ore than las eno as } * r ; | on 5 possibile. é day wrote his name in history. | Maj. Albert Bond Lambert, one a “Slim” Liidbergh. of the backers and a leader in avi. é seat paying his first visit to. trang. |2 0°" Bere, in announcing thig ity whose name he was to tenet: ; when informed by the Post-Dis. n to every par’ of the civil- iy (patch that Lindbergh had landeq seco with the baptism of his| “a from | 224 it was desired to have the ” opiane, the Spirit of S8St. | Sehn‘s. | eee ean tc craft put on exhibi. mgm which he landed yester- Dae the | tion at Lambert-St. Louis Field ag au is Paris after 2 non-stop flight the back here. pt. hanes “Fine,” Lambert exclaimeg “T roadster/.m delighted. ‘The conception of m by the |the flight was in St. Louis, and it return |'was a St. Louis flyer ana National |Guard officer who achieveg this, Lind-| With this feat and the recent breaking of the world’s altitude record ry Field, near here, (by Capt. H. C. Gray, , ond Or-! Louis is On the map. _— _ ; ogGlinags indbergh | “We want Lindbergh to pack up _ oe he has lost c flight. the plane and return home right him that ne ati y to S€tiaway by boat. We are afraid he ag eee the avi-' may want to fly back. but tnere ing a Va-/is no use in his attempting that: Southern | he has made the flight. We want he heard the plane kept at the field here 10 SHIP DAUK 10 ST. LOUIS}. TE ie Se i ala tear a EE ee ey ees akehes: stealer s ig prize pntry 6% ndbergh’s | Lind- | By E_ Roy Alexander, Of the Post-Dispatch Staff. LINDBERGH MADE TRIP FROM SAN DIEGO TO PARIS IN 54 HOURS, 59 MIN. N HIS 6100-mile journey Q) com San Diego, Cal., to Paris, Capt. Charles 4A, Lindbergh was in the air 54 hours and 59 minutes, or about two and one-fourth days. By the fastest means of ordi- Mary travel, railroad from San Diego to New York and steam- ship from New York to France, journey would consume more than 10 days, even with the best connections. By rail the journey from San Diego to St. Louis would take 79 hours, with connections at Los Angeles and Kansas City. Lindbergh made that jump in 14 hours and 5 minutes. From St. Louis to New York the fast- est trains take 24 hours. Lind- bergh did it in 7 hours and 25 minutes. From New York the fastest steamship boasts a five- day trip to the French coast. Lindbergh jumped direct to were ‘70 short, May 21. his ove alis a, Paris in 33 hours and 29 min- mo | eae his coat barely seemed to reach | utes. | % a se 2 ee tes é. ae 3 } eS 4 Vises 7 : ; nes : ie %, ee: age ge ee: SOOO SOO _— a ee B EFORE he went to bed, BUZZING airplane, scarred and weather beaten, circled rr | Lambert-St. Louis Field, end} to an casy landing | planes that had gath- | r the opening of the} Air Races on Oct. 3, | 1923. From a lean, | ease-stained young man Who yes- | A IES Ni A cepa et he we Aa ctelegres, wa . ag: oe ae el Sa ote Ree cd allah ie a tarot el carat " a » - a the alo om awe ys eal. 2 4 we ‘ ee op lt hn 1 RR ane eA Se oo 5 came down Put among the ered there fo International it jumyed ving St. | id cause | the Selena tier eo scanners ath aie ates hie Midian on) Sibel aie tae eae . ” « ~ from New YOrk. Then he was just a beginner in the flying same, but his venture- || him on many o Ne Re eaten Ei A, ety ta ets some spirit had taken : long hops and he was fast acquir- ing an assurance that years of fly- ing about a regular airdrome W ould not give Him A shy, Retiring Youth. retiring youth rdstic about only in the His helmet on his head and - LINDBERGH WORRIED ABOUT BEING A STRANGER IN PARIS BUT HERRICK CALMS HIM shy, iook of tne past few | seemed to sel too high below his ! Ine. however, Capt. Lindbergh '¢ Ie it I > s boyish awkK- ~ had- toO'for a while, then, I suppose, Lind. and left 215 min- fH Janded. when he coming aris. Arrange-! Raymond, pt. Lind-| ta meet-| Pd by the: ht. Cer-| be made! Nationale! Nationa! The: bit at the; | seum.” ‘will go by rail ‘the Italian bergh has his own plans. “J think he will he entertained for four or five davs in Paris. and he may want to visi‘ England be. fore he returns... It ig likely he to Rome. to greet flyer, Commander de Pinedo, who is about to fly from this continent to Rome.” “It is our thought,” said Knight, “that we can continue to benefit ‘St. Louis through the now-famous plane that bore the name “Spirit of St. Louis.” While our plans are indefinite, it is probable that Blm’ and his ship will tour the United States on his return. Later the ship may be placed in a mu. TTE reveals -U.B.PAT.OFB. Wuruilzer PIAN Sucing H Grands tive Os $675 to $5,500 $850 to $5,000 $995 to $2.7: $625 to $2,500 $435 to$ 650 $295 to$ 475 —_ Ditete ond GES d ee Ore STREET MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS er eel But beneath h aardner: there Was a frame, carpeted with muscles anl driven by a knew no fatigue. His ; ‘he clear, China-blue of the Scan- and his ruddy cheeks . in the outdoors magnificent lean stringy will that eyes were: ejinavian men bespoke much life At that time Lindbergh had been fiving less than two years. _ He had | the University of \Wisconsin late in 1921 and had learned the rudiments of flying at a school in Lincoln. Neb. When he had be- come proficient enough to fly alone. however. his mentors told him he would have to pos € $500 hond before he could solo. “Slim” + t them to keep their solo hops and left the school. By that time he had been bitten deeply by the flying bug and in March of self to a barnstormer aS a para- chute jumper. In that capacity the voung fiver made many Jumps in Ricky Mountain to..ns and spent his spare time repairing his em- 1992 he engaged him- ployer’s plane. Buys Plane With Savings. Then. as now, Lindbergh was a man of almost perfect habits. He, neither smoked nor drank. and “had no use for women.” so his associates said. Neither did he care for dan ing, th: theater or the movies. The consequence was that he saved his money and by March. 1923. had enouch to bu; a training plane in an army salvage sale at Americus, Ga. Getting his “‘Jennie’’ in and out of small fields as he gave exhibi- tions in various parts of the coun- try, Lindbergh added still more to his areonautical lore. He found that with the experience he had had at the Lincoln school and dur- | ing. his early barnstorming he | couid fiy. and he developed an un- | canny sense of direction and abilie« | ty to fly across country. It was in this plane that he came | to St. Louis for the air races. Dur- | ing one of the exhibitions here his | flying mate, Harlan Gurney, now | a pilot for the Robertson Aircraft | Corporation, broke his arm in a | Parachute jump from Plane. “Slim” immediately the ship and remained in St. Louis | that winter, awaiting Gurney’s re- | Covery. Anybody could see then that he | had the makings of a great flyer. | He was a daring stunter but his | acrobatics were precise and his. sense of distance and speed was, faultless. He made his landings | with the precision of a veteran air- | man and he was already an expert | mechanic. | Enters Army Flying School. | He hit upon the army as the) means of providing him with a col- ‘ege education in flying. On March ‘®, 1924, he entered the army pri- mary training school at Brooks | Field as a cadet. There is a story | ‘hat he arrived there in an old | Standard airplane, which he left | On the field. | According to the yarn, an army officer came out, and. looking at. (he plane, said: sold | ' ; ; ; ‘Get that thing off the field be- | Kills someone. The fabric | s Coming off the lower wing and | i can’t be flown. Whatever the truth of the story, is of record that c . . . : ape 3 . ; ame One of the best fiyers in his | Ci 2 ; “4855. His previous experience had > jut nm} ; Put him ahead of most of the oth-| e's Who wer ar | : -O Were starting from scratch. | nd he amazed his instructors with his skill. ‘s Lindbergh be- | eEraduatiion of the class “Slim” Notchers and he was sent to the PUrsult schoo! at Kelly Field, where he Completed his training on the 1 Shest-powered ind fastest ships ‘Sat the army has in its service. It was during 1924 that his fa- ‘stead. that eummer he took 'on a barnstorming west, returning to the field in Oc- | his career. “Slim” his ashes over the family a chemistry teacher tn the Technical School. grand-untie, John Lodge, is presi- dent of the Detroit City Council. The adventurous Viking his forebears, descent, kept him in vhe the closing days of his training at Kelly Field failed to daunt his ar-, dor for the air. * Makes First Parachute Jump. It happened when he and (four other cadets were flving in a “tight”’ formation at 5000 feet. In some manner the wings of Lindbergh's plan2 and that of another flyer be- came interlocked and thr went whirling ground.ward out of control. parachutes and landed safely. was and his admission ecard to the “Cat- | erpillar Club,” the mythical organ- ization of flyers who have eaved their lives by jumping. he has made three other emergen- cy parachute jumps, holding the “Caterpillar Club” _-record. On March 15. 1925, “Slim’ graduated from Kelly Field, got his picture taken in his uniform as a reserve Second Lieutenant in the Air Corps and promptly military flying. He returned to St. Louis and remained for two was ' months at Lambert-St. Louis Field sorts of fliving. During a Standard tour of the doing all tober. During that fall and winter “Slim” did some test flying and probably had the narrowest escape from death that was to figure in He had taken up & new plane to put it through its paces and at 2500 feet had allowed it to; When he at-- go into a tail spin. tempted to get it out of the spin it refused to heed its controls. Every artifice he had learned, Lindbergh's | ~indbergh put to work to get the. ship back on an even keel again. | Finally at only 250 feet he went over the side. jerking the ripoord of his parachute as hé fell clear. Takes a Nasty Fall. The parachute opened just below the plane. Lindbergh swung back and forth twice like a pendulurn and fell on his back in a backyard | garden near the flying field. The airplane crashed on a road a short When mechanics from the reached the scene, “Slim” was get- ting to his feet. Blood was coming from his mouth and nose from the force of his fall and he was just getting the wind that had knocked out of him. “A little close,” the mechanics unstrapped his para- chute. “It just wouldn't come out of that Defective design somewhere. That was all. was in the air again, flying spin. iwith his old insouciance, Lindbergh went to work about this time for the Robertson Alr- craft Corporation. He took ! his quarters in an old trame house west f the Lambert-St. Louis field, where several other bachelor pilots live, and quickly settled into the simple life which gets them up| and | early, makes them fly often sends them to bed almost with tne darkness. “Slim” was 23 then—in tne late listed among the top- d ong the tor l fall of 1925—and he had lost none of his boyishness. He still retained about him a certain, refreshing air of having just come country. In flying togs he was every inch a pilot, from perform- ance to appearance., but off the “wend Congressman Charles A. Linad- rch, of Little Falls, Minn. died Following out his father’s dying Wish, the youthful alrman scattered seemed too small, and a blue serge serge suit, which somehow always home- since then “Slim's” mother | has moved to Detroit, where she is| Cass | Lindbergh's) spirit | that Lindbergh had inherited from} who are of Swedish | fivingy game after his father’s death. Even, a narrow escape from death during) ships | Both men jumped in their | That | ‘lim’s’’ first jump for his life. Since then | forgot | ‘down to await been | | was penned in. He he grinned as | | bath and finaliy tore the Within two hours | - iover the Chicago-St. Louis air mal: During | in from the) field he usually dressed in a blue | informed United States Am- bassador Herrick that he had brought two or three letters of introduction with him, because, he explained “This is a new country to me and nobody knows me here.” “Don't worry about being « stranger,” said Herrick, “there isn't anyone in France who won't know you when you awake.” Murderer Held to Be Insane, By the Associated Press. ROCHESTER, N. ¥., May 2i-—-y or a small . ‘4 guan s other pilot ance wit ' steak. His strenuous ife, however, seemed to prevent the accumula- tion of -cxeess fat cn his rangy frame. Climiing in and out of planes, moving them in and out of and helping out «vith the jobs around ‘4 field prob- lv contributed to his perfect } - nange: vo ica bm ti 4 phvsical condition Decides On Flight The trans-Atlancic Lindbergh Last Fall. {light was conceived bv last fall. To those who knew his abil- | itv as an airman it was inconceiv- that he would among the of fivers and it was upon the New trip that he hit to aviation’s hali of able Sr, ¢ remain York-to-Paris place himself in fame. mail talk to his Know- He resigned from the air route and hegan to friends about his’ dream. ' him ‘seriously. $2000 to pay on a plane and Maj. William B. Robertson, his former flyer Lindbergh also | Having | {available for his trip. His ff the perform- | Ing Lindbergh, all his friends took “Slim” himself had employer, put up another $1000. Then began the struggle to raise more capital. “Slim’"’ appealed first | ito several non-flying agencies. They | istened politely to his outline of | the project, took a glance at his vouthful face, smiled a little at his! * yish eagerness and told him it was “guicide.”’ The knowledze that they regard- ed his project as a boyish prank did .ot discourage the young flyer. Finally he appealed to Harry H. ‘Knight, a young broker interested uncanny | direction by bringing his. in flying, and in him found the man who was to make his flight | financially possible. Some of Lindbergh's Backers. | Knight made his own donation. | 'So did Albert Bond Lambert, the having | noted balloonist for whom the lo- cal flying field is named. Harold M. Bixby, the youthful president of the Chamber of Commerce who owns a plane himself, became in- terested in the project and made a subscription. Others joined in and presently Slim had $14,000 own contribution was the largest in the pot. Tentatively he had selected a Bellanca monoplane as the best ship for his purpose. but on a trip (Continued on Page 5.) he content to | rank and file’ FIRESTONE TIRE WEEK This week only we offer a snecial trade-in allowance. $2 to $5. Bring in your old tire. pay the difference on a Firestone Gum-Dipped. which quality rou now from ‘experience. 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PAGE 4 | ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ ar — at oe , » ' . ; ™ , — a> woe Pug . -_ { a Ya 3 TIsT OF RECORD OCEAN CROSSINGS, =| ] Lindbergh’s Route From Ireland to France f ik | ‘ ¥) ST. LOUIS PRAISE gh’s Route From I We tat Prufrock-Litton J po zee 4 PF: oe é ae ay te ay os , ; . , e | | Peat i ey ed wD fh i | o | Two Months to WIRED LINDBERG Lose) d | : 2 aS. we Ve Fourth and St. Charles , Gare Associated Presa. | 3 | , - : : ‘ vd | x "tM ty , i “Ne . v Pe ' ; aba Br the ae / - | Ua Se Pe i it aD wadal) j 2 ty WASHINGTON, May 21.—Here : : G A b | HP he fo ia EL, ib bY Z > . pe gome other transatiantic cross- — é , SAT. be MME 5 ; day. f >: og are that furnish high lights in the) 2 o - EN Mayor Miller, John G. Via J he og a eS y : ‘ , ee of travel, as selected by the Wy xe : ) &.. = =~ pS , 7 RN p tase ceaenal Geographic Soctety:

fc — cc! ee Tork.” im. “here hea-tiiy on your splendid achieve- York. : e : om is mere he ae # (ZA | ment.” Wire From Kansa@s City. can say. He is the whole show. the airplane as no flyer has ever | eek fy: ‘ } . ° cei an cablegram sent in ad- Lou E. Holland, president of; . The access of Capt. Lindbergh's | gone before. He has the hearty “142 | T fat Many Weddings Scheduled “4% _ ‘ ity ; > f| aerial Voyage augurs new vitality | o -atulation: very Pd Ad. bab A Tt A Ay | vance, in confidence of Lind-| the Kansas City Chamber ot aban Ring . rcial ot ee cate : 3 eps x ee es OSes oF | omplishme “ey © Missouri and|Rowever, just one of the many| oo complished an? Tt think { NK 7, SP nat ae ee oe EG, | | the Post-Dispatch, the following compiis wn ag ” . ¢ things that is going to happen for ¢ ws _— es ng Dame. St ts | lame ‘v-, le "os a if vert a} if Bear and Forbear; Happiness cablegram was sent to Lindbergh | now. if we can just get some o ae ; thi as r hen will be a long time before ~ LEN oem S EAC rena O | : ) EEN LS LISS \ Receteaae eT a eds ever equaled by_any single man,” will then reign supreme! when word of his landing was re- ; h lieve, if the people will take full/ ? a °F ttek 41) RA ANGE maar? Pt | ceived: “Cordial congratulations | progress in this mate, vegpege “op advantage of ~the facilitles now Gray Seeeren. | rg we will | Ras Gite tins SY «ae a! Mi ; (Signed) from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. respective o-~rnizaticn~e all will be open to them—for-tnstance, the air find that pe Seen has seat oo me fatdasse. Nz : | We rejoice in your magnificent | Vell. mail—thers will soon be many |'® Ccél--ent point pee enna . yi, . achievement.” 35th Division's Cablegram. _ |aerial passenger lines. Airplane | tween America api rance, t — , > a . | Mids Harold M. Bixby, one of the) From Joseph W. Wecker, presi-| motors and the planes themselves | @nything else could huv> done. It | iE WML FREE SALF—Buy One—Get One FREE, . ~ » r} , % 4 | | 2 : ; backers of the Lindbergh flight | dent of the Thirty-fifth Division! have been practically perfected. | Will ee ee re | 4 eat ete ; ) WERP 25e Lane's Pilis, best for liver.... and president of the Chamber of/ Air Corps Flying Club, this ecable-| There is now a place for them in |take Capt. Lindbe~-*'= laurels from | Fib S ° ° W ] G or. Comerce, cabled this message to| gram was received by Lindbergh: | the avery-day business world. The _ him,” Cae | | 1o0er uitte 1N GU €F YY TEEn ae A ween Se eee the fly r: |“The club congratulates you. We! pioneer stage is over. Goy. Baker and Adjutant-General| } = ; . _ AMER 25e Bromide Quinine, cures colds. . , “You have done what couldn’t be | are very proud of you.” “We cannot put aviation ahead Send Conzratulations. We offer not the run of ordinary wicker furniture but.a stock x . bs wea ag wey Ms ie ; done. All St. Louis is talking of! Commenting on the flight, at his | without the support of the public | By the Associated Press. which has been selected with discrimination, taste and purpose. | } PRE We Coffee, Keiffer’s XXXX, Lindbergh and of nothing else. | St. Louis County home, Harry H./| Plenty of flyers would be willing JEFFERSON CITY, May 21.— AA: Pooks ee Goush Drops Your magnificent courage and! Knight, Lindbergh’s chief backer, |/to make the same trip, to convince] Gov, Baker and Adjutant-General The Suite above—of finely woven fiber is finished in the newest sora: eh 65e om Tablets, 5-gr. ” ee OF the Salty ae ee tt ee Attorneen two-tone Waverly green, with gaily printed cretonne seat cushions to DRED tbe Winkie Pitt, | ticability of aviation, because they/| sent a cablegram to Paris to Capt. oe . ; cite ta mae > se | S@e Red Cedar Moth Bag, large... .1 Free harmonize. Three pieces as shown—large 72-inch settee, $ /4 | . «fh HE 18e Moth Bags, large I ’ , i : »i' fully 7 if] yur j 1c i ; rinti A | {| “S+ Louis congratulates you | statulations. Will see you in New| fully justifies our confidence 1I/ thing for aviation in general. He “f A . : —EDI I ORI ‘L= is nothing more We} demonsirated the dependability of : L\ LO, ; f peer ne = ~ —— @ Guaranteed Raybe: Fisher Automotiy . S. E. Cor. Delmar an Lindell 6: 44 ae 1) —Tr on as y » . m . a ” | a's brane .% ye ae ec at ey y Cee RT eee ~ ? . te Beh: ty Wicd ‘ ss me, ware z . . * Bg oe Say Lh plies bien Rei Se ee ee ee Se te da ae een A Aes halen de bikin eee ols ae - wien my BB A ce a ree — Roe Sat oe Mpa RR ope Re d= eat sian" hy Motes. ' | ; : ; ; | . ‘| : . hin ag bp of her : Seas Sie iy “rs SAS! Be I Peis Sy La ae Nae Neseaweancln bag Stes Wha! re arian Dies pe A D . ae ™~ nares bie seit viphiblpaian SPR satanic PAB Ble ‘are absolutely confident in the/Charles A. Lindbergh of the Mis- ‘planes and motors we have today. | souri National Guard Air Squadron, comfortable armchair and rocker, very special Monday lean a | We are all absolutely sold on this. | congratulating him on his success-! ¥ Oa ns awa cikbec cue | Co-operation, capital and hard/ful nonstop flight from New York | : T 'work are required for aviation to/to Paris. It said: “Congratula-| Separate pieces will be sold. i PY go ahead. I am certainly pleased itions from Gov. Baker and Mégsou- . . i . , ‘ y 4 ettee, 8 0: i af ¥ . . ‘L-o > a GRESS 'that St. Louis has the opportunity | ri Nationa] Guard. We are feud; f ° match Wik: See vi “ae 2 ee jet ay ; |to arrange this flight. | of you , 7 » oto; s > match, §20; Desk Chair, $8 LEVARD | Although absolutely convinced | Lindbergh's Boyhood Town Me- \ 'that motors and planes are suffi- | joices Over Arrival in Parts. U ION BO »: r 275 UN cient, there is one element We i pg the Associated Presa rr b / YP haven't conquered — the weather. |)’ LITTLE FALLS, Minn,, May 21. U eTa eTMS G1. Its defeat is coming, for necessity |—Gencral rejoicing followed the is the mother of invention. Instru-/} announcement that Capt. Lind- ——apply during our Anniversary Sale. On a pur- chase of $100 or more we will allow you to pay as little as One-Fifth Cash, balance in ten equal monthly payments—no interest is charged. Or two per cent discount if you wish to pay all cash. Dinner, | ~ . 1 S cial Sunday eee? j Pp M aaerr” ments are being developed to en-;| bergh, who grew to manhood here, 12 to 9 P. + aa ,able pilots to fly right through | had completed his New York-Paris No Cover f{ bad weather. The Government | flight. A blaring band added to 7 the 17th must help in this development.” | the din, whistles shricked and bells Tower on hone - ) oO servations Pp Wonderful, Says Pacgelow. | rang. _ Quickly a somewhat disor- une Ath. For re Col. John A. Paegelow, com-|! dered, happy, parade got under urday; J mander of Scott Field who watched | way. | reports of Lindbergh's fligh From the local board of com- | : es ‘ 6 a. i - x= ~ a * * ‘ Pade Pte Paste &: fe Ole DH Let ie Kansas City Joins in Celebration | | hy "hn fees’ Vie . rots a : —that any woman would be proud to show her 4. ey 5 ia = of ow, ied va Dy | ° j a at ens Arrival. : eal nee, we ta) es . guests. It is well constructed of walnut veneers and sv tne geecnciated TORS ins)": # : ‘te — - . —— i(8)\) Te Pe r By RNSAS CITY May 21.~Fac- (etl, (ys ed FS S| MUA other selected woods—chairs of solid walnut. ] / y 4% 1 DW IN BOOTH, the most famous of al! Shakespearean players, once said, “The king sits in every audience. Play to him.” All smiled openly except an unknown but promis- tory and locomotive whistles, auto- HAY 31 bg I tS | ff it : . d + hou piel Va AY aT, The eight pieces include large 72-inch sideboard ing young actor named Keane. I) ae - | a | So dishes, 45x60-inch table which extends eight fect, andi ar % : And- i) 4 “ afri — in Paris of Capt. Lind pe ie KE twatriendly armchairs and four side $ Lindbergh took his extrance ex- | & if. ne — = | chairs, ore in tapestry. Monday, amination for Brooks Wield, thel */ “a : Fee, VERY SPCCIA Whe es kk sige ss ccnyeas army training school, here in. the | — eal summer of 1923. He attended the} Nine pieces with China Ten pieces with China | reserve officers training camp here Cabinet Cabinet and Serving iin 1925. ini ree shown ‘ «. .$240 Cabinet $268 — This tnlai 7 , cs 1 ti hatch alae o coreeeees a eee wee Prlvige ‘ THURLES ess =~ ae eae eter saabenesarnt | -. m Pep _ mane: Py ! ‘a ected CE a = § by F. Trubee Davison, Assistant 9 5900 ous dust and Star: will better ap air journey from New York to Paris Martha Washington ; ann meee Nae a tation 396 able aia has heen made by Capt. Lind | Ly wauaa” oo ge Bosca lg , | . No nea cal nerch.” Pavie ce eee ce | : wou make @ decora- : : : > bergh, Davison said. “I venture ‘ %) ,% i tive plece for the bou- ) . sf Obli ati | pe rape to predict that the knowledge ‘ doir. It can be had in : ; ts : g on oe be gained through Lindhbe ‘th’s flich a - —— Se is red or green. : Hi . . ‘ . Jaa will mean a great hint tn nls a . ) 7 Special af.... $18.50 | | \ ¢ | Should You | F and this knowledge eventually will Custom-Made Mohair Sutte A Smoker Set as shown | — Will Be Made o ~ si The OT tw ATH 2 a et elt he translated into terms of actual | be oe hy ped Ea . ; — . ‘ : y ap- long distance air travel. I, as an! from the Prufrock-Litton factory, superior workmanship through- Orerr eee Glee te ke American, am proud that a fellow | out. Newest style, continuous solid mahogany frame all around back Rooctat Red decorated. citizen should be the first to fly arms and base. Newest serpentine graceful shaped front. at. sabe $12.75 from New York to Paris.” | Bs pry ge parts covered im genuine mohair, re- . | saemiininiinitinceneinieinsiiaaa ; ree 8s ‘ushi | Presbyterians Pick Jackson, Tenn. custaen.mnedt ieee. es esi Sanden oe ) hl oe oo LAK ELAN D, Fla., May OS tis | mn a ee round drop leaves and Jackson, Tenn., will be host to the! - Separate pleces wil! be sold. an extra shelf helow: 98th General Assembly of the. edeacialtitaas ne Armechair—$60 Occasional Table shown—S15 rec ayereaie:s $19 50 Cumberland Presbyterian Church. nly ,e*.geeeer s (made unanimous this morning. Distributors of America’s Largest Piano Manufacturers 1100 OLIVE SoBe SoBe Po oty Go Bo By Sy te dn Bo San Sey By Jp beets d 3 eee GPPP PLS ope 9e@¥s POPS ee SS SSS SSS S GSTS SESS V SS SET LSe

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— . a ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 5 RECOR cross Atlantic; left Savannah, @ ) . a., } 4 | ast oF CROSSINGS, for Liverpool May 24, 1819; cross- BYRD'S Pl ANE TESTED “SLIM” LINDBERGH when the news of the safe saan | Ve F, ing in 27 days. ) : LOUIS of the American flyer at the Le ' a . FOC oth le FLEW INTO ST. b. i} | en _ Eastern, amous early. | Qurget airdrome was telephoned | @ | Ww ANTED— sé Pianos ; ~| itt On (1492 TO 1927 ere: Sailed from Needles, THREE YEARS AGO co | to him at Buckingham palace.. | U d and . | eS ee o Southan , emer | red : aie Tune Required Reduced From 17. 1860: aitad men ene rane AND CHRISTENFA (Continued from Page 3.) | Dawes Mingles Sorrow for Nunges- Phonographs ae ie : , ’ > 5 f ne | ’ ‘ i ‘*¢ t Charles ae Than Two Months to 28; time elapsed, 9 days. | is Stik ici “tie tamed Thanet an | By tbe pameeeg tiem co ae There will be a great demand soon for used instru- i : | . ‘1 ; ew Yor e - a Re : Z | 33 1-2 Hours. rope uretania: » Saiied from New Water Used in 1 Ceremony Taken | able to agree with Bellanca offi- | CHICAGO, May 21.—In a char-|f[| ments from the Mississippi Flood District. Trade your ihe | ork to C herbourg Sept., 1924: si aken | hein. rey | acteristicaliy lacenic statement.'§) old instrument NOW for a new- -style Piano, Phono- ;! - ag gy the Associated Press. | Ume elapsed, 5 days, 1 hour and 43 From Spot Where W ‘ash- agers = | Vice President Dawes said: “Along || graph or Radio. We will make a better trade than ‘ : ‘ @ASHINGTON, May 21. —Here| minutes. ington Crossed Delaware. 2 — 4 gg ay ear cia! | with the gratification that the|@| usual because we can quickly “turn over” the old in- ‘ gome other transatiantic cross-| Zeppelin Dirigible ZR-3 (later sii oud ty a a a ) American people feel for the splen-' @) strument. q Bos a that furnish high lights in the, Los Angeles): Sailed from Fried- ,., -OOSEVEUT FIELD, N. Y., May | ' fornia. | | did achievement of Capt. Lindbergh | §) : i 4 f Servi ) ay of travel, as selected by the, rickshafen, Germany, Oct. 12, 1924: 21.—The christening ceremonies of | At that-time the Bellanca build- | is the profound sorrow for the|y| &stablished 1879 46 Fears Of Service 1B ™ ni a] Geographic Society: arrived Lakehurst. N. J.. Oct. 18; | ne giant Fokker, America, in which ers were preparing a plane for Doumergue and Coolidge | Probable loss of Nungesser and /| ’ ey 7 Columbus: Sailed from Palos, | time elapsed, 81 hours, 17 minutes. ctomet ta ie Ene E. Byrd will | Chamberlin and Acosta to try for Bebe with glorious records won in| ia ey 3, 1492: arrived at San | Br a temp to fly to France, became |the transatlantie prize. They suc- | 0th war and peace. Their names! ' ti - amor Oct. 12: time elapsed, 69 took ent a | chiefly savtes de Re oma ratepayers mg. ee nme of be Torbver Temeqeerek WN ia . : | i be -| Capt. Charle A , 7 i ith 7 that of Li ce | . q aon | land, June 14, 1919- arrived Clit. wt arles A. Lindbergh this fetes record with it, remaining 51 Congratulation on Lind- | aie ripest ee : f 1007 Olive Street CEntral 6e00 t SBM grim Fathers: Sailed from| den, Ireland, June 15: time elagged i "is So hours in the air, but dissension e ho e my hat off to Ling-i8) prawer PHONOGRAPHS RADIOS 4 oil outh, England, Sept. 6, 1620;/16 hours. 12 minutes, , * 2 i . , 6a . ” : ; ’ ’ intoroeta ” - H 4 + Me preadnaught: Yankee clipper) hours, 29 minutes; May 20-21, 1927. | on the plane's prow by two grand-/ Still talking it over “Slim” slipped | gy th. Associated Press. always. “latereeted ih pyar, 4 led *réin New York June | ; de te daughters of John Wanamaker |into New York. waited for a good WASHINGTON M = Pp | chances, awaited the bulletins of ; iit ‘ 4 : 7 vase: arrives «ape Ciear. Lre Lindbergh flew 3600 miles at an | and then Byrd rose to speak to the day and jumped across. D : sy tee ——f res’; | Lindbergh's progress eagerly rRY a 3-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Resnits al- te “| ave ‘ 7) . 4 re ‘7 ‘9°? he : | mf on June 27; time elapsed, -11 : eae speed of more than 107); hundreds gathered about the han- | Gives Order for Monoplane. TOO ane OF France, %: rhere, he has done it.” he chu Kj most certain. Money refunded on canceled insertions. we a, 5 ie | miles an hour. At times he ts esti- gar. oe vethrn to | bie Orenération of congratulation to Presi-|!ed when the news of the arrival in : mate mo ONG. ’ ° . ° , . : aris eee : sgavannad: First steamship to onc a ee +18 miles an = ere _ . Boa today,” he however, he visited the Ryan air-| dent Coolidge tonight, viewed the med oA ems ~ r $7 34 said, is of Capt. Lindbergh's won-| craft factory in San Diego, Cal. He successful transatlantic flight of "3 ee -_— derful victory. I said good-bye to! found it was manufactrzing a mon-|C@Pt. Lindbergh as the dream of + ee oe | him yesterday morning and |oplane as well suited for his pur-| the missing French flyers, Nunges- ™ G | wished him Godspeed. He knew/| pose as the Bellanco, and he or-|*er and Coli, come true, and as) ) i : = Be r B es _ then the nature of the task he was dered one on the spot. bringing about the aerial union of'| ; ou rak Are roo undertaking, but he was not afraid.| | the United States and France. | . ei ti ; 4 ; | From the moment he started down cue paneer beens Satened ease “All Frenchinen,” said President | t, urniture of enduring am ith Im ortant fo Gu k _ that runway it was do or die. and | so ty praca : one eS i Moth Balls box. i wanes ‘oo ie $1.20 ee poe en. - Se | $34 —_ Sonnet, sat, te. 3 Pree | ae ac & oidhick, Ms) acne Maks ot 4 lone. atiaten Exclusive Representative for the Steinway Piano and the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano s, . ‘ree SOc Bay Rum, itmported............. whe OS ; i ice «ss bo - 5 : si oS PRR eater else nce, =} Free one Wibatehe'a Sendves 3 tor’ dge| 220 Satie Gaae'B pasés.. — =H servers all over the United States; admiration of those _ intrepid : Hee as a great fiver. It was the long-| Frenchmen, Nungesser and Coli, : UN a Y N d I N d Al | est nonstop flight ever made across | whose bold spirits first ventured on : - — , : HY | ou ee t OW an Ways | country by one man, and Lindbergh | Your exploit and likewise a méeés- = = ; ai ' had shown his homing sense once %@8¢ Of Our continued anxiety con- : —_ _ SS | 55) ) i| again by deviating only 25 miles | cerning their fate. — = > | = | from his course during the whole! First Flyer to Cross Atlantic Pays 3 - PIRIT “OF 7 A | | - trip, which included 10 hours of | Tribute to Lindbergh. : ' ; | night flying without lights. By LONDON Aten. ee } . There wag a considerable recep- Whitten Te ee care ae ae ' | A its H ' tion for the flyer here and Knight . aie rie e : | 1 | : cock made the first air crossing of : Sh invited him to spend the night in| ine at , 9 sieirgy: \ Te ; h h M Effi : | nite country place, but “Slim’| ip se ie is 729. Gave &: gre : it7,, | ene New Model Wit t ~ ore icient ' elected to stay with his old buddies prea Spas — be heard PF . ver e . W inf ; : : : Pp it} A ti Cl M th d | in the old farm house at the field. | o¢ neers en nen peristienee | i ositive gita ion Caning e O Next morning he had breakfast France. “Good!” exclaimed ie 5| at Louie's place—the hot.deg stand / pioneer. “I ante eitite ny penises mos 'at the field—and, hopping off at ' : es Se Moderately Priced at ! | Si. oe ie ce aan wit hie ern Baar § oo the first to con- | iy /|7 hours and 15 minutes. It was When reminded that he and Al- a | another great flight—950 miles} eock were the rea! pioneers, Sir Ar- ht-Prece Sutte an ee en ee ‘ ¢ nothing to speak of. when avia- is ould be proud to show her °. | a ee ee oe | ton’ s development and progress are 4 ructed of walnut v “Slim's” personality and the) considered. And there were two “4 . wa nut veneers and absolute daring of his project | of us, it must he remembered. es hairs of solid walnut. threw him on the first page in ev-! while the vounge American accom- 3, ery newspaper in the country. | plished it alone Ove | —_ : ra much great- ude large goes cages 1 if | When he went into New York from | er distance.” 2 mpartment on each side fog M : Long Island, while he waited for | “Well done!" was the exclama- le which extends eight f 7 . favorable weather, a crowd fol-/tion of the Prince of Wales w! “ * ect, =o ° | 1 rince « Vales when : ‘ atte . dee fae - § : and four side . e } i Available for a Short Time I lowed him, Reporters interviewed {informed of Lindbergh's § success ee z wee era AE ee ee PEN Bivdaee 3 ‘ol pr M d ’ § ; Through a Special Offer him and women writers tried to/late tonight while attending a pri- ‘se -@ | Vas Se Sains # » . .. | -» 0Nnday, t /get an expression on what he | vate party. i i. ik ng i “ r y | ee i | thought of girls. | ‘King George. who had followed ‘of e | Ring igi ian : a iF f; 6 “% | “This is my oniv ng a he re- Lindbergh's progress with intense a i “f Dg : — : ~ Th aA @ e piri Or ae ; Ten pieces with China 25 H |plied. patting the nose of his; interest, expressed equal pleasure 8) ie 4 fn |: ie cia ) | Cabinet and Serving : * HM |,.Ryan, and climbed back into the a Be ps et Bi. ° 9 rg Cabinet ....css- @268 ‘3 =— ship to hide his. blushes. Alto- inci Te ee ad fe ss ie i a b “4 | : ‘ gether it was a very embarrassing { a \ | eT sg : MA KS Outs “4 ) i metropolitan experience for a, meth | EF Sak — oer ge : | . | CASH oe et COMPLETE | Ra ae e/ 4 ate Gifts for . Finally the weather cleared.: Last | | : 24 en; ae =) aie d G * q B I Friday morning “Slim” had _ his | Monday and Tuesday | fan : ee ea . Qn r an aiance Rvan rolled out of the hangar at) a | oom Monthl iesueetelt Field and loaded with | Only In Zylo Library Frames ae ee 7 . y _gasoline. Commander Byrd, one of | - coving, ers | : he — eae , Ty ‘his competitors, was in the air test- | R a. moo wt eH EA 2 eZ ————___—_—_—_—— | : : ou, too, will want it, when ing out his Fokker. The Bellanca | (S Ser } titer eee fe ia |\ ewes Le & 4 are See what it can do and — idle ve ng agen’ hengense tm Pri er a. Sinemet 2 | a | realize w , . pilots wen to law Ww Ss 0 | ¥ ‘ : own it eye will mean to |'about the division of awards. Wh) VQ U 4) ZOWLS =? ¥ ‘A } ' 2 | comm - spt “ oe it | Takes a Chance and Hops Off. S * mak “m ac all times—it i} It was an ideal situation § for | mn | il p es electricity serve you | “Slim.” While the fog still lay on / to the antre | s E | | | KRYPTOK : A : if the field he warmed up his motor. | | o> 3 [|The iavout there madr it neces- || INVISIBLE BIFOCALS = | : sary for him to take off down the | LENSES ONLY “* : : r ourseé. wind. a perilous undertaking for a eein z Far an ear ig ‘ 3 : Cal t | light ship and apparently suicidal | (Spherical Combination) Gi ar CS in er > i | l Right in your own home where you can see j} for his overloaded monoplane. _ | MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY ? | GArtfield it remove the deeply, long imbedded, injuri- 1 “Slim” slammed his throttle wide | am ‘ | 5900 ous dust and grit from your own rugs you j| open. taxied across the field, arose,, | $ 75 whose youth and dauntless spirit carried him Station 396 will Detter appreciate Sn Eat hese pow: the gn haga renee catia Fag k —— across thousands of miles of land and sea to . ation able efficiency. ot only will 1 the fie rely .¢ "1 . a 5 home cleaner but it will prolong the life and | phone line at its boundary. = jf Your Eyes Examined by ultimate victory. % Obi beauty of —_ rugs. Use it on upholstered | Commander Byrd oaggeragee | _ | e t f é.-6 . f f ti sy : , | : S irati t 8 | vs (ga f ries and mattresses, also. exclaimed his admiration at t The 4 ritz * th d | Th S FS L h h ld “3 a4 we Allowance “noted designer, smiled as he said: ||) INCLUD et aan | : : 2 Should You Want to Buy It—An acinialiie na perfect performance. Had he || °°? eueamyn axe @zma We demonstrate that this great Metropolitan ” \ . 2 * + : ‘ - } 7” T Will Be Made for Your Old Electric Cleaner wciahage 50 gear — he would | Moritz Optical Lo. City (St. Louis), located in the center of com- an — ; never have made it. : j Flectric Section—Rasement Gallery i ae it was that “Slim” get on his | merce and progress, is first “Over the Top” in “ : | way with a characteristically dar- | ' 609 N. BROADWAY ; all its undertakings. ap ¥ | i} ing gesture. Within less than 38 | Corner Washington Avence. £4 o% a hours and 22 minutes he was land- | 4 ble Th + 1, } | + fares Sm | (FREE ee B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO. : f | of Paris. : ane ~ . ae & ' | The aream had become a reality. this ad. ST LOUIS ot. In Bis- P aby S 'g ee D ° Store for Hoovers | He had eritten his name “3 t m 6Utory | Exxeciasive Agent fer ‘ | - Louis ominant | ng NA os - And “Lindbergh” was on the toa | gues of the civilized wor!d. ae b=

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Lindbergh's trans- - i © * e :. fermtiqooed From Page One. . gree ~ o- 2 sienna : ,' ct ifTe ee 2 a — t 4 ; F Z eT 6S “ . : “bee 3 s great Te 7 oF - . * Fen “7 ? , .? Ss & : r Z rz ~ ¢ £ - . i Cre ane ¢£ 3 vas > w PT od ¢ Ps ,? + ~ rs 74 - bres rm Lc: C€ ke = ~ f > pi 4 . > - 5 a Ben “ » 1 sy p 4 te . va er a3 Ba c c rs * \f . a ‘ = a g * , - a “ é - > ad ai P a ui & & © 7 , * $= P iS £44 toe £rea 4 ” $ u- un passed over our spores anc , ee + * é ho S a ~ > rte wr ‘Tris esucoes Mio , re-ect he sentiment w! : btu J id ‘ > Af 8S, Aianson F en Sust | im ¢€ ry voauy s mind. : : ; 70°°° te sepe real ig oof adrop-leaf table and prevent ruetiug ready to decorate. 50c Per Week Cte ee RR ee ‘ £2) Ww eo Kt Bar seet ’ bie tek atee ee ; Sex % * , & >} 3 +3 m * A ee Cushions! . eM a Breakfast Set ‘Onetructed Set, consist. «hiairs fomos im the matural woud AllCotton Mattress 4” A full 45-Ih. Mattress with heavy rell edge and geod quality flowered tick. May be had in ums size. 50c Per Week four Overstuffed Bed Suite $10 Down $1.50 Per Week ce The greatest of all opportunities to put beauty, comfort and distinction into your liv- ing room with the kind of Suite you have always wanted. Suite is rich in figured velours, has a coil-spring bed and revertible cushions. ns davenport, a club or wing chair, a beautiful end table and bridge lamp { 2 eos feae eee ses Weeseespeeeaecaeaeaeaeveseeouae eeagae tee 2 ores 8 ee Ce ea Oe ee ee ee mi “ Wiig N i A= . oRmrinne : Ad / 4 Shs Id vy nd ("7 Me | fo 5 ' “ . 708-10-12 FRANKLIN AVENUE a bed- vad .— rae» - 2 spe tyr oe. Mi ddhdi ddd — aeit ST. LOUIS PLANS ; hy ; it ; ’ i ; 1 ‘i 1H? 4 4 ant! +} heh Hy be ‘ ¢ "s ' 4 ' he . w { oy See cg @Beeeueneaeeseeeue sews eueuenganwaenna nates eis a es es 3°R SCM, Se) aaa era eenv aca @ @ a a' eh eN8) S 2 R08 S18 S18 Bom Cf ' : : | * a — | ie | 2 load ‘Ss ~~ ss : m= 382 Kuro Bidg. s tr Bil r the Army Air Service. M fyene Patri K 1 ? ] 4 4 Perr that he ad honored bis alma ma ter. the Army Air Or and fr Writter “” a& Mods E:OTious Chapt in the history of aviation.” The National Guard. of whic # Sere be OT ”* r . A ic! Ma kr ia rm" To 73 Teed ? “. » r " ? - ° ~ re « r | 2 a » a eh ace piusl *? mie Ti a we a | be 2 A oe or rc é - ‘ aa * Pa . © ra- +47 _ Lone ‘ the . pws a + » - wn @ - — ' navy & Warr t ongr? ations - > Se a , On tri« — ~ | 4 ft) : ~ > i WoO! PS ~~ F . Me ae s ‘i = . C SS — “a St ’ ° ener ~ 7% = ba ~ al ° « A vr : a ot 4 ots r —— f=) af ° > w > ~~ : : sand sub- 224 oe sues tr « 4 > > - , _§ —— Atj¢ yo. . > '’ AL bie > & ¥ epee ‘ould Tas . ~ - : f ~ y ~ , — r Sis * . 7 OUTAKe Ole c rhe ¢ . “ a . ‘ ry my t 7e ? > ™ ‘ le rT > s ° ° al >~ 3 Wa 44S rs . nF 4 . ° I © ae 6 ls .* 4 “ or at u > tingui o * i vw is i ; Ly ~) “s ry of War Davie én. — AA id oc J 4 Ser. a . Air > ‘ - ; ure ” J pe, i + > a ° "* - on Was iOorWarag ; wy Wes 1 cs ‘ , wan, Be Ne Me i- ? 7+ oa Zz e Oo ae ‘ t ais Rad 5. B Ss lait of 4 Set eta me ~ a ‘ . \ . J ’ 4 ‘ zt i at _ _ : ‘Sar iyavwte ‘ — Ja Sot _ ww . 2 w ’ * is © athd. ROYAL WELCOME Continued From Pace One. ar a Th e } ge F - é Spo Wiits, OD OLber has Kaan 7 ry? The ; a” Ces hy : me > ais & = OD “-. we, | - ’ - > Pe ER Sj 4% y c3.4 ks. “Lindbergh for President.” 4 4 ; + * > . es « wt ae tw i ~ itl te an WwW & wa Ls @ r * é = rc > r i i ‘ . i ne : ing n rie > . ~~ - A 3 z © *% 2 tea = rae + AAs B . + ‘ re A ~ 7? @ . ee 4 ) > DaCcK~- . , ~ ne ; wo ~ * + > 4 i ‘ Pe te % 44% ni- _— EZ ror ar oore tnroug . ; . > ce uOow AiSiy a sa PT EOS OAN- _ - > o F, * ‘f os ; is “Lindbergh for rr See 4 , a "7" } = ‘aa ~ = ak ™ ” \ . = ~ - ye ? . > nt 4 ¥ ci iid {‘,;uar a y 3) ° }- ; W | oe a i Jt a ii P > - ¢ Cag o ? : . e * iio = ~ 4 . rs ' i157 ? ; ~*~ : — ere ° ; * x @ 24 x > . , ~ 3? rm 7 . & i ¥ r wr —? > wt , . : a 4 Pi f . ¢ ‘i + - ‘ 5 4 4 ; 7 _ - cae > Shi dir? re. e we 7 ~ a ' @ Pi ’ hus t = ? 3 4 o f i i tr = ? > 4 se ; } =! r * ON to T “=> - r : hug & > a A rri 4 r nay af = — a + 4d iz Y “ str Beet oe » i * = ' i ~ —~ ma) . i ALS > r > > ; 4 7 > . | : + asa Mair ? Sal ' . a A r N ide as , $ a Harry Y 12 7 Ti ~ > ¥ > nt oe = _ a2 4 * se i * Be % Yr a +? Was I ° Pe 4 ior , e ~ 4 : : % . i Lathe s r he ix? Kines. > = #» ~ ° if} Lo . = of : . Maj. Albert bend Tamer u » ¢ + ae 7 i Ye, i - ’ } i? en et) Cl tiered) 4 Cy) eerie bl) Captain Lindbergh . —On your plu o — : + eee eae ee | q oe . # Jeserwed success with the opuirnit of he ba (WITS . & « aa aee S0Onai uw 7T nm «= - - aia > aed - + —s —_ = > a >? 70 F =. 4 eee ' - ’ 2 i se: Tt ? ; Capt. Lindbergh himsel! he flight. Lambert we | Sp oo MP. B,| Sank 7 — ee hee ee g rected ' Presidemt and Hich Officials Cable home, Pot .5 : 6 EATEST ACHIEVEM TE ESPARSE — ‘ ae - ZY. .. : " a ie ae a © » © ane ae o . Congratniation-. guardsmen | WASHING” ON, May IN AIR WRIGHT SAYS 3 speed record for Seapianes from Hors - i a 7 a - hn —_—— mY = & 3: as e gs $ 4 s “Pes Re ‘he > —-'~! osm * J ~ — Pin . . . —_—s ” o a: > “~oe © aa + i, ¢ te oe . ho , ee » > af . 4 — * 2 . 2 i a ' V t } | = F € ‘ . * take ¥ d rot Sp Vas a JA endl in Sona, on a rs © 24 4 « “ r : be sh So, om , . ~m a we } & Spc cu sue ©. _ . ? eit = ¢ , a Cua atone : ~ 4akRe* usta wide expression of gratification 4to the @iz avis ai h ‘ 10 Hime ariy . . ‘ en : eS ATi LOU t ,0Fr + Tr “= et - ~ ” a + beds 2 r 4 € oti. lec } ref:ic* - . + Qe aot. et rem? > ~ a7 4 es Ff 7 aT? z oo - . 4 s . —_ 2 ‘ = ? « 2 ‘nh re “ater ; = - a ; : polidgse Sent their COMETEGU20IONS§ .,, afternoon. ¥ the « IME York-Parie flie S46 kilometers over t£e Cueseseu tis 4.3 Sart for the 2 ~ ~ --* ee ~y 2 E . 7 . . . — ; tia — . ~ rermtom Poneaése eer oo > odes! and praise ®peeding over tae Ca as still d optimisn was a wonderful flight | | angular course at Hampton hoads, been scheculed fer e- oss - - P : : + - - - +. a a7 , : “PRS | VATE ' ati ws ¥ t time. | Fon... tC os fe * Gh \ arked ‘ce be VWs Banu ei. pre SiOns s @ dis Bavai . & a 8 , ; ‘a — eat ‘Peete | . — ~~ os Ya ™ ’ ~ 2 — & Fer Se - gt =- —— . _— - ae Tea, An airplane was sent irom DOil-} o¢ @ Louvisans. If there were bets advance brings the airplane int: ne Field. bearing streamers an-) .eoinct Lindberch’s success. thes i@r ust ; Sa Cn. ge Ke 242-76 date ne et . “s © “ p> rt eae i , 2. —_ ow = . Ae ? . ii : =e — > eee 3SCing TPR: ws ergegn had mace ~ we rr)? a: iis er F } re it has by th CHT TOeT rerarts ré at fal ar at ve rr iT i eb - one ee © r . : 5 e te 7. —— = a wm Vs 2 ~~ oe ~ : et > -; ; at the Nurgeerter c Shieh: Tarare on fruge sliore and in mans r a r ¢ , r to any- é&hoe shelving. showcases. chairs, carpet, These sew = = —_ = - = io ae a “= = - : : . . 2 sd : a e me. x sa : vacuum cleaner, effice railing and eiectric Hazan Ca, * — : ~ Se or ? yo ors * ; a 4 +> ~ - o td r ve © rs renc: re onauc . 2 i Tria. uae . P t Said Ol ‘ young - a = — a ” of + - : - . +*o on, & on + 7 ne sic . = Secretary Kelloge was amore ews and rumor from one slop American's pluck af mn over- . first to extend his congratulations e pla nother ming the many obetactes & 1134 Washington Av. Si. 7 7 . . 4 oe > .. a ——— ~ oa i - ‘ % « LAnc D* rgeD ri an 2° = 4 Yé€iy = . Ba = ° ~ 4 Aut €T he x AT - > wh and a Lid * =} * hs of Which every American can just- were received, az one come- ght —_—— ir he proud.” The Secretary. who ing at 10:59 a. m.. St Ouis time = - —- ” - 7 = - 7 o + a ~ . ~ - a a oS hat known the yoursiui ifyer as, as Wiceis ffused, and causec sy 4, ; » 7 a + —= . oo % r & sma bor, said her rejoiced ut remature jurhiiatior t that Lindbergh had not oniyj 2 . - .* + - e x + ? TY T 4 e ht es, this culmimation of his e ious When the verified news reached de the rs one-Mmat sigs = 3 a oe ~ * & a ~— a - ? WBica cot ~ oulty mave ta bet ea. nea a6 . & - * Louiseans. rs ser Sit g a &s La =k ; — , - . annwes atinnae , > 4 — + by scientific knowledge supers f ablerrams of congratu s light by the long steamship route a - en 2 fie foe. ‘ourage end phymgque Our fre- ran. mong the first. messages t that he had fiowr Om Sa! cicing is temmpered bw our contih- !sent were those of the Post-Dis- go. Cal.. to Paris with only two . —— T oon’ ~ . T ued ignorance of the fate of Nun- tech and of Mayor Miller ps—those at Lambert-St. Louis ; ~ ‘ x T reeser and Codi. whose co'rac’ anc S> T4 c smment dwre't on the dand at Roosevelt Fie tL 3 valor have now been equaiied but Camnot be &urpassecd — ~ E 4 Pos ets (Set we Né x ir e = . yes © mil service. Tindhere > = wv oS Bui pe ee « & | Poe, ’ . adh & aa — ‘ — 3 : = = rained much of his €xperience, sa = = = . - .? t = 4 the firer bad set a sitanmcard “for = e == 77 ~ *-. - 6 = == all aviators to shoot at You, $= = i'can't beat those boys anrwhere it = é, ef, AA Eb / = eo 7 a + | “ 7 . — = any service in the work,” he said : = “hy . - i omens 4 » * , -. oer “= 7 7 -— z ~ && T Pr." 22aki tT Bi M a + Lett c be! ef O° = - - = - ¥ the Burea? ~N ’ ungnenen tint — = OVER 4 ‘ P wh a au oO. + avai i es Vne > — o . - = == MILLION a€ r = = ROLLS: ° Cents a Roll Cent a Roll Cents a Roll And up to 35c a roll, but nothing priced higher than ig roll, including walmes worth up to $2.00 a Combinations — sold only with beautiful borders or bands. THIRD BIG WEEK : 10 - 3 aly cky flight and well = This sale will not last much longer! Don't delay. Spring a demands new Wall Paper. Buy now at these sensationally prices! Our merchandise is guaranteed! ieee There is mo competition to Webster's! Be sure you a? ae the right plece! tdi! visi Madly ily il " it * o we ' BSTER@ 809 N Tth » Bec bss "se 4 4 tTiiMadi! Ma UE i ibidiiil The Big Store With the Canopy A The Ceast @vard, throuch Rear Adtuiral Bullard, gent a eablezrarn Lindbergh Recommend for Dis- FOR LINDBERGH OCCcCaSION —_ ry ne m %« - -@ ih -eSes « iis 50c PEPSODENT | TOOTH PASTE _3 for $1.00 Glasses For Reading. Sewtng. or Distance ispherical) with Frame and Examinatien. $1,502 MONDAY and TUESDAY Bifocal Lenses (=pherical ) Visions in Near and Far. Thorough Two One for and Our t xamination. $2.00 Or. H. | SINGMAN Optometrist COFFEE 3 Lbs. $1.00 Bayer’s As- pirin Tabs., | Herb Juice 15c. 25c $8c 93c $ for $2.50 $1 Dr. Miles’ | BLUD Nervine LIFE 79¢c 89Sc ROACH KILLERS S? Flt. with Sprayer Toe 1M Ineerticide He. SR. ORe Biack Flac Keach Powder. ite. THe. Sic Binck Tlue tiaguid 19e, "Re 25¢ Feenamint f;um Laxative 3 for 50c $1.10 Miller Red Devil Keech Powder, Ite, S4e Si@@y Keach Powder, 2tc. S3e. Be S$icge Bed Bue Liguid 2%¢,. S3e Whir Fie Pume $2r. 63c. Oe $1.60 Larves. with Sprurer (am. $1 Larvex HY ] $1.09 ViGORTONE..3 tor $2.50 | HAIR TONICS Si Lucky Tiger AB $i Swiseees Hair Tonie RSe Fiteh Quinine Hair Tenic, 49. @Re Villd Keot Hair Tonic, 26c. 44¢. Khe Pinaeuds Hae De Quinine, Gice. £1.27 Sia Thy Themas Mair Tenie, $1.4" Dan derine Mc. 44c, BT Mie (Gelostertn Ge $1 Lieuid Arven te | THE THOMAS Special Formula for FALLING HAIR Fosttively remeres dan- dreuff and brings bair and saip back to serma! healthy condition, $4.42 SHAMPOO 4 Ie Superior to ail other shampoos. Very econem- oem! . THOMAS eee ‘You Get What You Ask for at Johnson’s”’ 25e Haller's Health Food. ....1l3e } 25e DeWitt'’s Toilet Cream. 13¢ 15e¢ Eps ite 1.08 Liquid” AlPoline 7TS9¢ $1.35 Beurjois Peac Cod Li er eG American (i! oe Powder oo Coe v 75e Gold Medal Haariem il Capsules, $1.55 Beef, Iron and Wine tir 5@c LaBlache | ace Powder tie ;oe Uncuentine Cenes 53e $1.50 Dier-Kiss Vegetal tig $1 a 33¢ (rstex (Compeund 33e, Be § $2 Dier-Kixe Totlet Water. _. $1 Rt $1.00 Blackburn’, Suthol Tabs. titer "Se Zine CUintment —° — > ee 2 Hinkle’'s Liver Piils SOc Milliken’s pS | x €,35 6oe Alephen Pills, P.-D. & Co. ige | he rkg. Aw $1 oO tewoiden Peareck Astringent | a 50- Gokien Peaceck Coid or Vanishing $1.50 LARVEX Moth Liquid with Sprayer 98c $1.0" Add 10° to Mail inde for Packing and Postage r)DHNSON eeraemate ‘Zig ano ST. CHARLES ‘ Store No. 2, De Baliviere and McPherson CAbany 4219 Store No. 3—Hamilton and Plymouth CAbany 7646 STOCK REDUCING SALE Patent Medicines! TCILETRIES 3He Re>he Powder Base Cream . ae be P.-D. & Ce. Skin Protection Cream ae —— Ghee Derma Viva Skin Whitener... 37e oR $1.00 Stein's Theatrical Cream... Tite a > > 8 | —e Woodbuarr's Face Powder 1 Se S3e | Black and White Fece Pew ger, lte. 3 Tablets $1.08 Cetv's F att meg $4.00 Coty 's ers Toilet —" Dental od $1.68 (ace Cod Tablets i ga | Listerine Tooth Paste. 19¢, 33 $1.00 Joint Ease 7 GBe | $5.00 Coty s L’Origen Perfume. s° 7p | 5a, Pepsedent Tooth Paste. ..3 e Ment hotatum *7 .. 4 ~ Sa Tie >4 ay | t avy « =f rx Toilet Veter $2 “ “the Py re.ana Tet. Paste. 3s Wks Vaporub Te, S3e. $1.15 | *1-00 toty’s Emeraude Perfume To ac Orrhes Tooth Paste ..---= a Burkes Cod Liver and tren ‘Se Bourjois Ashes of Eases Ronce “Oe Pebeco of Ipens es eeoe® allets ie Se -- +e the : a Sie RKRoivrneos Teeth Paste se Dern '« F ram} eine Roure hie Ketynes Tooth Paste, ss ies L 40 Aspirin Tablets, 1006's, | 9@¢ Dorin’s Ne. 12469 Brunette Rourr. | 6@c Ferhan’s Tooth Paste .?.. °? all : 3 ° f ee Digesta!l!l Tablets eee Se Carmen Powder a 3 te 50¢ $1.46 “ be —— Bair ; Ite $1.00 Tre dar Com part. 5Ge | ye be aariem (hi) €Caneglhes { tT? : , 7 _ — S ~ a T* Bes ao : R +h oe ; : 3 la + . ang . ; a 2a, ,' CY Hands “Harn A ! CRIGGER BITES ’ ft ~one laxatwe tha ~ 7 - ; ‘ — sy at, Pie ssan $1.50 $4. > uum | | PAUL'S SKIN-EASE Package. . P. | inser a eeice “4 PRINTING— ONE-DAY SERVIC STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ke **e @@eeee ss & e « *“s* & Boulevards Recom- mended by Hoffman. Automatic controis to synchron- ; | - £fie als in the stop-g0 trafitc sign a Lindel! beulevard. belween Grane > boulevard and Kingshighway. have} been ordered by the City it war aa- nounced yesterday Reyburn Hoffmann. trat- eer of the Street Depart- ime ~ od report ©-4 men. Treir use will permit automo-— iF -* ; : tiles to move along Lindeil at an gaverag’ speed of 22 miles an hour. without interrupuon. and willl pro- ae time, teq. for vehicies on in- a etreets to cross at in- ‘ervals. The Chicago q similiar 8) nchronization ) rersect.né TELL LASSE LLL eee trict nas syste | Stov-« siguais should aot be. * piaced on avily traveled atreeis — uniess »-ordinateu iLO provide o aim progressive control,” Hoff- i and the volume of traf- mann sa » i. on ihe major thorougitfarcs re- Dials be signalized.” to * quires that they be signa o make tneir esiablisoment worth * chic. In this category the report ists Ol:ve street. wlan widened. be- * seeen Tweifth boule, ard ahd Chan- ning avenu where it connects with Lindell boulevard. Washing- ten. Locust Chesinut.‘” Lindell, Chouteau. Russell, ...kingshigh way. Union. De Buliviere,. Skinker and much of Grand boule- vard. Effect of Olive Widening. “The widening of Otive street to 7” = 100 feet.” says the report. “wilh p7 * witness a decided change tn traf- | ~« fie movement on the east and west | * streets leading to the business dis- «trict. Olive street. with its Lin- * gel] boulevard outlet to the west will be the main traveled artery- In addition to this, there wil! aise he the increasing volume of street- which the new width evrryy car travel will permft. vehicles and street-cars can move ef ta will be necessary movement by automatic signals. “4 plan has deen suggested to es- tablish principal stations for load- ing and unloading passengers at mine points between Twelfth poule- “vard and Grand boulevard. The * ops proposed are Twelfth. Fit- oe ee eo *eentn e J. “ferson. ; * Compton and Channing. With Cam «“ @opping at only these streets, R my * se possible for them te main- ~ tain an average speed of 15 miles ‘ | % ' “at a speed of 29 miles per hour. This would cut down the trip UUme ee] Percentage would have to waik an additional 7 “unloading at fewer places, addition- _ “@Materially reduced. ~ Uninterrupted Traffic Control » “Buch a plan, however, can hard- | * ly be worked ont satisfactorily and) « With safety without ample signal] ®@ control. a * *+ etrated to permit we " and would be so timed as to permit; 2 street cars to make their steps and « then continue with the next signal; this way the care }— (range. In ~.~0WOuld be stopped while the creae etfaffic moved. or vice versa, sthere would be no lost time at any |, ; Btop.”* Signais. im all distri hazardous intersections. *negseor were installed and one was cated. of cornerg where “these “silent traffic cops” would eerne the Suggested place were ‘@acding to installations at some. Signais Unnecessary. Many Bhould be removed entirely or off during certain hours, Hoffman reported. For tnstance, some which }: are near churches and schools seer & Mal ar lan? facilitated traffic ‘tere and at Lindell boulevard. Bleck south, and aseer’-” that should net be reinstalled until “enal is put in at Lindell and ‘wo are co-ordinated. Conduits were laid under highway, when it was repared eently. to serve anticipated a#aeear |» Waftic lights and safety islands . 12 intersections f--~ Tindell + om avenue. 3 Accidents in general bare » Teduced an average of 76 per , &t crossings where stop-¢° have been installed. Hoffran but the reduction ef accidents Decestrians was only 55 per Wéicating that pedestrians are Fs in the annual ¢F loop dis- , - a PRR Lig Be NE ta NR “a? Noe ’ “ A - ‘7 in ee, ” ae RR TT CURR Ee or ‘ Morgan, Casa, | — In order that both /, swiftly and safely, and still permit 4 J free morement of cross traffic & a to control they, — % Eighteenth, Twenty-first. |. Leffingwell, Garrison; nour. and vehicles could travel E or car riders, even though a small] biock to board & CBE. 7 = By concentrating the loading andi al time can be saved, and accidents : The sigrais would be op- | uninterrupted [ etrave! for vehicles between Twelft® > “Boulevard and Grand boulevard The city new has 104 stop-eo some on main streets and some at isolated.) the past fiscal year 14 of them The police furnished « list they believed the most good, and cenditions at existing stop-go signals Feeded only during certain hours. : The traffie engineer is to make recommendations later about them. He said that removal of the sig Kingshighway and Mary-

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ECORD DE PINEDO WILL ATTEMPT. 4 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ PAGE 7 fe otis Seema (MEL TAG REARTATINEL “SRS wl JourNational Paks. _ Q——_ > Ze A new / Because of adverse w | use eath “ T laplanes from Hor‘a, Azores, bo repery Bc ” Washington Uninformed Whether e = RAY EL ne navy | Francesco de Pinedo, Italian tt ips Leader Has Broken r- © as . bo was continent ter, announced nfo Dee greta trem oe WO are Great Places ad I he =. | » the Associated Pregg. ! ; ».- ;, ; 2 : WASHINGTON, May ‘21.—De- | | fi. . = and RESOR 7“ t he would not take off " ‘passey } ‘ : " 006 morning. until early tomorrow a ’ — a8 Costa Rica of Dr. Juan , 1943 : : : Sacasa, r§ : : — — . a 4 , The start for th im “ Haas: ormer vice presid ent of , eeceuseqentegsissssssnsuseabecsscedecsUsdsassseasaduusasaasiaessessvacabansaaeseaae SIirisis ee ZOT@g hag § ‘Nicaragua, and leader of the Lib- |} | ads, been scheduled for ¢ Be eral : ; -= | ' e | era: army in the recent civil war. me > ~ +} ee sae y | Aiasr Grae. : | The Map eweod and Cottages O'clock, © ~ , . At. lantic daylight time. ! | | Was reported to the State Depart- he eee ment today by Admiral Latimer, > (A ; oe = : a oe ; Presege Tibet ' enon a The Hote! Thet te Different : aa CL = 5 J ¢ '}| No extras: boats free. A warn wel- b, re q Cree to those that are happy and ——— | eta = ; ; ® ; ; é as . i — aa ; yf ‘| them again! : foe _ ARKER | Steamers each way—every night ART CRAFTS GUILD - HO USE | Why not plan now to visit at least one of them sO Between Cleveland and Buffalo TRAVEL BUREAU thissummer, in yourowncar? You'llfinditeasy (ff ne os driving all the way. Each park contains scenic | | Fare $5.50 — Round Trip $9.50 | ge abroad this summer, Only DW PHICES 5 inn DESIGN nts Cents Cents Roll a Roll a Roll marvels that are different from anything else in New Auto Rate $5.00 and up ew hundreds will “do” Europe properly, bringing home unique but nothing priced higher than 35c¢ worth up to $2.00 a roll. Combinations —is_completed—ready to give the world. It will bea cool, restful, vacation that | The Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Company experiences that stamp their vou a hearty welcome at the same oa 43 : j must , will linger in your memory. : ; 3 journey as an event, You & y ry | Tourist Guide | woh. see the usual things, certainly! tiful borders or bands. JIRD BIG WEEK auch longer! Don’t delay. Spring cleaning location. Old-time cheer in new th Auto M comfortable surroundings awaits | ‘Qanecone = ing ! = % O Eee Cleveland, O. But do more than that! Be en-. you. 600 guest rooms, each with CNew 1927 Road Maps 3 ‘ se “4 So ae tertained by mane of forge é _—_ oa — ~ \ ber. Buy now at these sensationally low ise is guaranteed! tub, shower bath and circulating ey ee tea in the studios of forei to Webster's! Be sure you are in *)} Automatic controls to synchron- | By ths Associated Press. te the stop-g0 traffic signals in|. BATON ROUGE, La.. May 21.— | Unnamed parties tonight were at- Lindell boulevard, between Granu | tempting to cut the levee betwen. poulevard and Kingshishway. have) Neita and Simmesport, on tae ‘ in Bosto been ordered b) the City. it Wasan- west bank of the Atchafalaya Riv-, I nounced yesterday in the annual er, opposite McCrea, scene of the report of Reyburn Hoffmann, traf- | principal fight to save the east side fic engineer of the Street Depart- from inundation, according to a ment. naval radio message received here Their use will permit automo- tonight from J. E. Pettaway, Gov- biles to move along Lindell at an ernment engineer. average speed of 22 miles an hour. The cut, if effected. “would without interruption. and will pro- | Cause great damage,’ the message tide time, too. for vehicles on in- said, and the men there were too tersecting streets to cross at in- | exnausted to prevent the carrying vervals. The Chicago loop dis- Out of the threat. Immediate aid trict has a similar synchronization wR RNR eereeneveer«as wn ~~” ee ne a a “x — err es Oa ee "*®e@aeget see ee ee een ee ere eee eg i He FREE copies of any or all of the latest highway . = AD eoulete «.onhaiemtenl #: LARVEX LARVEX . “The widening of Olive street to Bolas via 8 100 feet,” says the report. “will |". ; ' Mi i || Montana [ | Nebraska {] New Mexi cael : Creat chunks of the embank-} issOurl on ebraska (_] New Mexico PICNICKING eges of the resort)—$5 per day and up. Cot- et or ta LIQUID : witness a decided change in traf- 'ment were swept away from time | 9th and arnt a Oklahoma [| Texas Washington {] Wyoming MOTORING tages equipped with ehectrie lights and rmaee —all expenses—$229.01. uxth aprayer | fsfic movement on the east and west |. 4:7 bie each time the men had | Phones: Garheld Ceortral Dey ‘Saee oe sport and recreation. 16-bole These Yellowstone-Colorado tours Sec 69c ‘pitreets leading to the business dis- anticipated the slough and the wae! Treet Information Boreas | Write for FREE golf course. Durikncson, Sine. Goan: Caan ; ye - i “ : ! “4 , } Strict. Olive street. with its —_ _ter came against new ramparts, The | ne ae ae TROUTDALE HOTEL Denver, The ides a day sp Gel core a tmnt ro oe esti endangered section is 120 to mae : Se ae 3 Box 201 EV EN, COLO. of motoding te sal alae Denver, and p Corey et Re et SS So ES SS: ca. | Colorado Sprin Alms 8 5 He Cae oan Ne Ae ip ONT OD . 7 ; : ” , In addition to this, there wil! also | lefu already were coming) ‘ : g gees 5 ‘ 7 : * be the increasing volume of slreet- 4..¢ of the threatened section. Ba- | 7 : gwill permit. In order that both | were receiving hundreds of ver- --- -_—- — _, vehicles and street-cars can move | sons from Point Coupee parish. Sere one setels. 2d tll permit |where women and children. sgvd| i aa ferese ee eo’ : : iy free movement of cross traffic. iti and infirm. were sent out in re- | : = * Will be necessary to control the /sponse to the warning issued by/| | " geethettttttttittty ? = oS Pes scenery ‘ ea ” T TH ‘] * movement by automatic signals. Jonn M. Parker, flood relief dicta- | TT ee es Bek 5 passes 00 ; “A plan has been suggested to es- | tor. 5 ™ Write for FREE From Rocky Mountain National PASTE , : ees ) Descriptive Bookles | Park the Burlington Route leads : : : | through mighty mountains—the Rockies on the west Horns on the east—to the W of tablish principal stations for load- | A radio message. received at 3 for §5e ’ Mine points between Twelfth boule- | two lives apparently were fost | : zi = o , LISTERINE yard and Grand boulevard. The;when a river boat struck a pier. on the ° . 1k tone. ‘eclops proposed are Twelfth, Fif- | opposite Simmesport and sank. | 7 ~ teenth, Eighteenth. Twenty-first.; Four barges which the boat was } | + , Soa —— g water high into the see The modern anti- : "fers Leffingwell. Garrison. towing were sti:l adrift. ‘N sienclay Gal wicied : J-ferson, Leffingwell, | , aud hot pools of blue and green—terraces—~ ; | | . | s that hiss and sputter— ; ® ..ing and unloading passengers at | State flood relief headquarters sald uth wash : a acl} septic _ Fg come * Compton and Channing. With cars The flood waters had reached a eit a Ganere > it o” more than 75 miles south of uing oi : it po re these are a few of the countless thrills ae — ee ee } hreaks at Bayou des Glaises | : , | | ) . cwill be possible for them to main- the break: t ba) » pia tach sgne%) | te ee Th Play ! : wild animals ;etain an average speed of 15 miles jand Melville, and s age oe eh. | a i | | e 1 tees ofa ation soc feeadie beeunt Renunam ‘wper hour. and vehicles could travel , water spread over the fields of the | ; | we, | | | where, Thate i Canyon of the Yel- vat a speed of 20 miles per hour. Evangeline country om the high- . . Pa lowstone is a miracle of scenery. This would cut down the trip time |lands in the vicinity o’ Breaux | | . | : am After 414 days in Yellowstone, the for car riders, even though a smal! | Bridge for 20 miles eastward to the | 1“ , = -- | yb Northern Pacific will take 1 home ® Percentage would have to walk an_ levees. eS in * ne ; through the romantic, bold Northwest. Padditional block to board a car. Down the Teche signs of uneasi- - >. * 2nd would be so timed as to permit | Court vesterday. It consists of : 4 Set careite make their steps and | scons locates at 4491 Penrose Delightful summer climate, 60c Especo Glosso — continue with the next signal | street appraised at $600. corpora- bracin alr, cool woods with wind- Cod Liver Sage and 7 ‘. ge. In this way the Cars! tion stock with a par value of $150, ne - ° f om : . ravculd be stopped while the cross | ponds worth $100 and chattels val- ing tral s, fragrant pine orests, Deau- Ke Re wa Tablets Sulphur eraftic moved, or vice versa, 2nd | yeq at $85. Mr. Anderson was a tif if d bird t Ic] . ) - y there Would be no lost time at any . He left his u owers an 1 s, crys a car d ° 3 j a plastcring contractor. e : | Wy Re 33¢ 3i¢ 63¢_ haggle estate to his widow. Mrs. Frances lakes with sandy beaches. : rr ‘ Hit the trail bac to OR ne in a carefree escorted vacation. Please oe me p about tours checked (¥ ). O Lellewstene-Clerede Touge leaving 3. every Sunday ay. 13 days —3229.01—all expenses. Yellow st ome-Glecier T St. Joe ree | Louis every Monday 14 daye—3238.48—all expenses. Alaske T ~18 — $355.36 To | a age =: 0 Tetlonstone Pert Tours leave St is every Monday. 9 days— $169.48 —all expenses. Nema map Ln The city now has 104 stop-go | Anderson, 2044A Adelaide avenue. Dental Preparations : § Senals, in all districts, some on | Listerine Toeth Paste, 19¢, 3 fer 55¢ mai | , ls. An ordinance . | LA SOc Peprodent Tooth Paste. ..3 for $1 re ee Oe See ee ce the Board a lake cottage or log cabin —or the ® Ste Pyresana Tooth Paste, 3 for $1 Tdous intersections. During | has been submitte . ° h ] U ov. - athe Orphus Boath Puate yon the past fiscal year 14 of them jof Aldermen to make pedestrians gaiety ofa luxurious resort hotel. n- ! —> : ho Ge Peberce or 4 ° . ° . ; : : & ° oo ag 2 eWere installed and one was relo-|heed signals. Right-hand, as well Limit 1 choice re accommodations at 4 a. a Oe | Quiet and seclusion, if you wish, in s) ne ea aa a Mittin ee eee ite ' KRolynos Teoth Paste Mie Keolynos Tooth Paste, ; og ‘ySated. The police furnished a list |as left-hand turns may have to be wt : eR ochane Jouth Poole - of corners where they believed | prohibited at corners protected by rates within your means. Bring the _ 90¢ Gynt “silent traffic cops” would do | stop-go — atte Hoftman family. Lg it — nee Happy a ig Se _— egos and eg ' * “© Most good, and conditions atjheavy pedestrian traffic, 1! : ey , , ; aes ALS. one’s listless, that or West Michigan, For its Kolynos Dare s — Suggested places were studied, predicted. : ‘ : Oe Outdoor sports of all kinds. Fish- ee i 2 J } PR ea sie. ctindiieal by Gece Goat Lekes, Tooth Paste Mentha 5 pr to installations at some. ee e nod "nace re. ing that’s hard to beat—bass, pike, aah? wale oily belageainer vin suid Suilth. Se m J boulevard, betw ° ° oe 3 for $1.00 ; Pepsin, 89¢ . Many a aun ans and Easton avenues, has speeded trout, muskies, crappies, etc.——-sporty : Here is bathing and boating at its very best—euperb golf, tennis and horseback nding Fecen | Stscsnese” B] P stssece ace! crear nite ters, ers: et, SAY golf courses and the finest canoe trail ee | eae ee eee 3 wu ; s ] e + Plt . : , wee. The EB oe hen matter ater ee teen eliminated, in the world. Smooth highways through end ae ca gle> ts villages, primeval forests and other scenic wonders. .. .8Be i? are nea, cine hi ing time has been ; ; i , te ae Pian now to come this summer. There are modern hotels to suit every taste and every =" far churches and schools are|while bus runnin picturesque country F ne train and Bile: i / ,* % > purse. Also attractive free state parks and community-owned camps. And al) transpor-

» tO Bery ; Ss, . color to gre e anticipated signal 700 reflector St. Paul, Minn. " [[] Send me the Free Vacation Directory arr , c ’ ; e . restore conveniently and easily. - | : 1 intersections fre- Lindell to | signs. 0 ; ‘es Be Reston avenue A study is being made as to how). on items I have ; | oe ite Ne her, Lots of a people wou know may ‘ . . , ; i was be im—you can't de & t. J ue 8 Accidents in general have been (the Traffic Council, senuaagsh Su- i > mm om + T*duced an Average of 76 per cent| knocked out last year 0) Name ~ me Ot cross Court decision, can be re- all shades. F ings where stop-go signals preme Court dec Kesults gua m t*Vve been installed. Hoffman said, established legally. Another irate E-DAY SERVIC : a : bu the reduction of accidents to | is being made with a view to eS 3 indie trians was only 55 per cent.'plifying and codifying traffic and Se se een nek enema : \ | ; cmenggee se 8 bmg () Resorts [7] Cottages near ___ ) Fishing Go! Road C Water Sports [) Boys-Girls Campa If I come, it will be by [1] Ral [J Boat [) Motor. e Main One, One — One, One Ps 3 | ® that pedestrians are not kindred ordinances.

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PAGE 8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ee em ne em re ee ee ee SHECTSEC ETA CEe OHSS SESS ESSE TESTES SHCA ESSH CERT T ETE SSO SSR CCESSCS a — - POST-DISPATCH RESORT AND TRAVEL DIRECTORY —MISSOURI— | —MISSOURI— | —MiSSOURI-— .. | THIS SUMMER _. | PARSONS LODGE | Piy = ROCKAWAY BEACH PINFY VIEW OZARK BEACH Ho, Beautiful Lake Taneycome : , ‘ ce ON On oP gga | ON LAKE TANEYCOMO ses with show At Hazlegreen, Mo., on famous Horse- in the Ozarks COTTAGES “ Pic. 3 3 Settee alin shoe Bend of Gasconade, 78-mile float, srefree hours in one of two splendid, P + patrons o iney Ferme and operated by Crist Bres.. ee ee es. Wr . ™ ™s . TF? Tj ¢ i712 Ailti . 4 243 > ad q . =. >t rices never over 8&8 miles from lodge. Fish odern. Summer hotels (Hotel Taneycomo = ay Perch agan ™ jah tn aamoance ¢ formerly of Rockaway Beach. Hotel for cook’ng M ——, a galore. Large hotel. restaurant, ten nd Hote) Rockaway) cor furnished hotse- ee neaninge af this’ re- and cottage accommodations. Lo- SED. 5 Be ee cottages. 25 boats. Come, brmg your kee pi bungalows. Electricity, shower) | ~*~ 3, ne the first day of June. The- cated at thé Big Dam. For litera- friends. Prices reasonable. Satisfaction tien emeetle ors i BO ia sac - : , -— « ; ae it a ‘ len meals mosqultoes. saber — orvice. the eame goo 1ea!s. ture and reservations, write Crist ie > H-C guaranteed Write for literature. Write for free folder yee HIGH- to cane” con’ ainenaiaen Vv ‘- Bros., Ozark Parsons Lodge, Haziegreen. Mo. — MRS WIL! AR “MERRIAM es on app! on. . ° é zark Beach, Mo. c ee a A SE ESE Ss, , ’ AM, | Pav. 147, Taneycomo, Mo. P.¢ seen : = “ i? DOLPH. Arlington 5 ixrelle ° our ag HANCE’S PLACE In the highest Ozarks. on State Hich- } - B G dinners. Roubideu a. ik m= “onesies MEDICINE LAKE LUDGE Arlington, Mo., on Highway 66 way 21. 106 miles from St. Lonis. (,aseonade and Big y/ it Z ae ah to For hunters, tourists and vacationists, Beantiful ledge and cottages. W rite LODGE Pines Rivers for j | ae Wisco to zo—don't For reservations, write Berry Haace, for booklet. Lake Springs Resort, Post bathing, beating and s ie he on hen you do 6°. Manager. Office, Glover. Mo. JEROME, MO. fishing. ! chs 2 - Electri PALACE HOTEL || Fisherman MO. = The bass are g 3 k Ry 7 = Dancing. All sports. Also modern seas For liter: > 2 accommodations 4 iL me 7 , 8 SLI “ ons. : had tiny a eg ¥ may patoin ~~ RUSSELL ANDBES, Prop. emo, Hishway 66. Write sais nen —— ee way. Have a better tume. More for your money. Ali details ~ ranged. You just enjoy yourself, —— - Fd od - oO Tyet ’ 2 ¢ vase “SS. > tas > eT ee ee TT bai ee Strictly modern: brick: all conven- : ‘ ge pag ' jences. Excellent meals. We cater to ae is Coun, © heart of t : , tonrists. 100 miles from St. Louis on ¢ Jzarks, ilt &G - AU = | Our special low rates, icluding all es. are less than you would pay] | — | oa os “s.\0 °[ §pecial DECORATION DAY |= wn BAKER HOTEL = ns EXCURSIONS on gong beng en WAYNESVILLE, MO.. on Highway 66 — GAREY Ss "7 Yellowstone Park—Colorado or. ve eee nes eee SUMMER RESORT STR. ALABAMA STR. TENNESSEE BELLE Denver, Toa —_ Royal Gorge, Salt a spend Your Vacation in the Ozarks for Louisiana, Hannibal and Quincy. for Cairo, UL. and Paducah, Ky. "ee eel California 3 i + miles. £70 ——— x 5 — $12.00 Thr —— $17.50 TRIP | Banff, Lake Louise, Vancouver, Victoria, t Tis af Hig Wa No : . DOg | Inciuding Meals and Berth Including Meals and Berth Seattle, Portland, San Francisco. Big _ | ~- oe. — ~~ oe rite Mrs. F. K. Garey fo Returns Tuesday Before 7 A. M. Returns Tuesday Before 7 A. M. | Saguenay—Adirondacks s Visit Mark Twain's Home at Hannibal! Visit Irvin Cobb's Heme at Paducah Niagara Falls, Thousand Isiands. Montreal.| For 27 yak the Ch »AR Ys Ss Jerome, Mo. “ 3 be-. Western - Union : en eammaanaeg 124 miles from St. Louis on Frisco , Br yant sCottages and Highway 66. Local and long dis- First Offering ! Trip in Leaves of write for a copy. Come in ee a a $18.50 1927 of this High-Class De Luxe DM and let us help pian your trip. Fer descriptive beeklet see Post-Dis- es Po ge Sa asp _— May 28. 3 PM. ric aaa THE FAMOTS — ., patch oS ROUND TRIP ae sialic =a Se and wna Returns F. Oy ite vr RESORT oF THE Se a) 9 eae a 2 ee Weals and Berth p “ 7 } : ‘ it May 31 6 A ¥ | a Half-A-Hill Resort a st Sr age sg dacupees St. Louis, Mo. OZARKS , MAMMOTH KEOKUK LOCKS through Lake Keokuk to Fort Madison, Iowa. St Gen’! Agent Chicken and Fish Dinners. Ask for illustrated booklet and information. EAGLE PACKET COo., St. Louis . hb ehal.t ~ &* ww ~ * > ON THE ; J ‘ . ; a / / j ee ?? & t * + : s a 7 ? “ " J , , on - » a al , “f i i ‘ P ; ‘ ; —s be “Bet pal? « ‘ / a . = * : ~ 4 / ‘ ; a ad - > ~ > ,* te oe > as ~ arte” sw IO 7 « F j . > 7 - a ~ aier “3 ee eee Ne a . - 7 ad ¥ + ‘ 7 . ae ee ~~ e ' ae 8 ; : a € a ~ 4 4 * 7 * - . 4 a hs. gee “7g en Pe erie RP / = . ‘ agin # cet ae u a PE oe kd nm Pika fn 7 bins anger er te Ret’ ee Tareas pee WL od, BG ites Rag Cpa. Bbio oatre0 4, dirs ¢) . Tab ate rs Gene i 3 a te NY Sia a er re iat ght ‘i sig Ps y ; se (er. Sk ey A ede Pe tae eo kp eee aD 52. Ags g a Can pee Oe Ya ? > ER EMA ct Ue ead Se Oe eee 2 » ‘ ST) ER eae Ls ORE. tee ee ee eee ae eae a iat oe es BY. ; ‘a : ae pe saute : . " ‘ el ghar BF RS eS SR ET Tag Ri ge og ogo oe a a : 0 2 ay ‘ : . uh Sathorn. , ‘ Meas bak atin bee ae mete PRY Ae PG ae ‘ez 6g ak aR ees ee SEE Re SO SE ee ee ee ey a, a s Me eat AiG SO BTR RR kee PSE dint. ey eT i aeseenins : ar ee : ay lid FTE ee Oe PR RW. LO ER Peach NE sane U4 Same ak alee aes Ol eee Oe. IR WS. Pg Fee ER ge is pee a2, Ga SRN ee * he ec, eye BE ye i eR meehy- 54 Pen etal Sin Sg aa ) he me . Jerome (Mo.) TOURING: 4 Big Trees 7/7 RESORT The Great V alley ee te — a we / / \ Im the Ozarks| j , ===mOne of the; ——— best beaches; For every vaca- 1 tion desire : \ on the Canoeing. tennis, i swimming, fishing. | 4 Dancing. Complete : , Three-hours drive: | camp equipment. from St. Louis § the towering shafts that men have reared in this : a, decticuy, chauens BES eae oe Empress City of the Great Lakes, lie fields and _. modern cottages. bone furnished cozy cottages and ~) 124 i] fro at. ecelient ciub sites, forests and lakes and streams. : Louls + ia Friseo or ' For Reservations and Folder Write ' ceeaene 3 iouih os q ¢ > i ¢ > 4 i 4 a a ae ve ‘ 0 ty or. ) a = » | et ~~ salt (eae ec anek wonderial scone H™ you'll find every delightful thin; ... the children have a playground all their own! The coolest summer city —but whe 7 if VO/ | a nighway | | | | summer comfort... every luxury of living. Hotel itself has a thousand rooms, all outside with a thousand miles of mountainsal | 7 RN \\ pcautnel Mimic astines The comple sty, | Chicago is restfully cool in sum -.the charming view, and each room with bath. Also a large scacoast to invite YOu Gi am aves oe ee ee ne Se | breezes make their playground along this very shore! garage right in the Hotel. Siruwated in the fashionable Plan © include the entre foo. ° ’ . cozens of hot hs of f ae 1 OU Miniature 9-ho . > b ‘cel. th] , . s otog a THE CITY OF OPPORTUNITIES « fb os ts ie Bs ta

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Write for free booklet |1 FIOTEL COLORADO | ~™ 2. weir cial Clab, Eureka Springs, Ark. _ ” Cy sate / : . ad ’ . 7 +o" g° : ¥ ds 8 ti z a . ¥ y . \s 7 TR geek drei NO: Lanna Neo ise) ec age ee a piety at-ohre pe Ds ge coaches ee ¢ J we 7 EP ee Da eR eG a Te ¥ bee ’ a ‘ x, - 7 The Everett Resort Eagle River, Wis. CLASS RUSTIC RE- eri THe NORTH WOODS ||} AON eo ae eee BATHING & F IS i1> G. a oe ™ at yo. Sire. 2 : Par =5 L if = | to mf Sh whey ysive Oo Tent | . . -aUIS REFERENCE SMP. We “ : ) iy =. B | de : , . ™® §T. LOUIS REF eee aa ” ec, 2 RO a ae | np asic. BNE is | oo | | “Minnesota’s Finest Summer Resore” FAMOUS |: | Fs eon 3 ve a eS 5k z g ‘ os 4 met .-; 7 i » Set Deb P for 0;* . * | NG BA NG air LAKE LODGE Glenwood Springs! iS mo | | f All r 4 GOLFING - BATHING - FISHING j : aa DANCING - TENNIS pie : ’ A na Ai , ¢ to co : sti nein resort. You want See Oe pe A Wisco to go—don't want to a —res sees ae PBK (ie Know ke when you do g0. Go to ful. N —_e modern - sap sSaaches Sea. See ! lights, | | - Nationally known for its | 7 » Sere, ¢ Phe ree ett PES sw Address W. H. FAWCETT, Owner, Psquor, Muar. All Expense Tours to ‘aaplhors 3 boat: delightful cuisine. Glenwood’s The Bast of the West ins, ining. wonderful outdoor swimming — WDEN. Three Lakes. Wisconsin. dicinal hot . : SEE — f° DOWDEN. | ot springs on the hotel’s | ) } i | j ’ rou write for pool, natural vapor caves and me- beautiful grounds. The state’s Yellowstone-Rocky Mt, | best trout streams, golf, tennis, National P hiking, horses, motors. Marvel- i : A \ ie 1t tys zi c 4 arks ous scenic high-gear highways. BS h : unfamiliar architecture and ZHG tae % C7 a ee ‘ 7 | . on-Grand Can . Open June 16tolate September. § | %ig) Je skylines .. mew customs... >. Va oWee\ 4 J ee ee ee I=: ~: i ...those unique yon ae AS eee ee a bea a: a\ > “eae” 46ments which promote apable, For complete pidorial informa- f . ie P i >» GES ae, = eis . - * f . | ] California- Yosemite Call MAin | Pina a ; | Nig BY a National Park ee | iitcaece | are ve re ene noeplelty, Ae | eae | WR 22 SRG ee il BE “ have won enthusiastic Pacific: a | . Ba. Peep «= Come to Canada this year. , | WwW 5“ PDS crete = PA ey | mye ise for this brilliantly ee ——— Rony ey Sweep over Ontario’s broad vel- > 5) a | | eehth 8 Toke y | coniae ; . wy Bs vethighways....mileafter 3%" ~~ | \ \ 2 RE ARIS ote iad ho ae & For 27 years the Chicago & North . eee mile parallel to scenic water- o 3 e | Bs es — : Be | 85% of all rooms Western-Union Pacific h fully conducted firet.clas on ways... . loiter through her on . be — tours— vacations that permit you te h Set : . ; ie Or see ail that 1s interesting with a mir; » ee fame, Villages, thrill to the surge of ‘s Xe: 4, * ime — accom eal nv ti : : WRITE BOR RESERVATIONS suum of time and expense — accom: | 1S 1S V OU! NRG. her cities... | Four hundred Before you plan your vacation \%. /aer autewul-entense ma wind? P { thousand square miles to play Write for this beautiful booklet , - : everything — all arrangements made ® ek ath “ , in advance. " \\ Nae in... Thousands of miles of Fill out apd mail coupe. now. 3 WNW, \ excellent motor roads | All the advantages of this smart, modern Chicago Hotel fully described and sw OY ae f | illustrated. Special weekly and monthly summer rates. Airy, cheerful, large . WES Fish, swim and sail delightful lakes and | outside rooms. All the attractions of the Lake and the Parks at your very door. ment Send for this booklet before you decide where you will spend your summer. Depart of Tours & North Western—Union Pacifie \] f iW 2 wire: amp A ’ ° c+ ~sente . ve Lo PG me | |B Rates & Folder oe ——— a , aad = EW sights and sounds és Chicago , O08 Bost ‘s Bank i oF Ae eee , ’ men's Ben ones athe, | a , ere we . R Streams .. .« golf to your heart Ss Cone * Mo. , “a. Gartiets 9030 °° ° ‘ \ . ‘ Bend complete information and literature eg VaC atlo Nn - ar Pe By} tent. Give yourself and the family the Wilewsene Rocky Mt acne ; | i wees most enjoyable vacation you've ever Zion-Grand Canyon Nat’! 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Parliament Buildings es” s San Francis Re Queens Park SIGHTSEEING : TORONTO, CANADA 6 San Francisco } ey Lead to es al the —- Ontario, Canada HOTEL} |= 30,000 square miles of rremaeagy “if =, “~~ Egy "th Bey *. ple | rare | Ml 1 | OP |S To Ageless Wonders and Priceless: as Redwood Highway Sierra Nevada Mts. : ; / = = SSS" = === z _ , J SAILING ; | = = EY r/ ; ". = es. 2 & MDPro i “aa : 7 > 43 t-* ; Ss ae S a z | ahi dus ~~ = iti ee Settee seseeete a bee ven icee @e+ ee peer tee “eeSes s os a. ‘GREAT NORTHERN LAND IS ADVENTURE LAND . ree a sere sere . ; e . ve ee eee ee . ———— ~ . — mm er ce e * ‘ = - ere - a ER -~ ere . 7 er - a ee a 4 . —— ) * ° Sen Francisco Bay Ze = , Monterey Bay i SSS Mt Ee | " TOURING See ; _——-= = =e 3 Big Trees — The Great Valley a i ‘ a): ~ —— “Mountain climbing — Motorists: for rout to Sal Lake Cy, theo tak another glor 1OUS spor t at for route to Salt Lake City; then take the newly-completed Victory Highway — high-speed road direct a e | “a , | | ) r A . mm Glacier National Park | BARANCa The New Life of a new country with picturesque figures of cattle Open June 15 to Sept. 15 ge EN, YN aes lover of life and beauty ’ ae eat These are of Thrilling Interest to every lo “ nd ° Come this summer to Glacier se germ — geo 4 ‘A a ‘el | | he ) j ‘ OWT rei aioe towered cass | CARS - A Perfect Vacation Awaits You = ahs Soe TE Gt aad oeeeune of this og thom. eae A FEW TRIPS | It’s only a short ride to Colorado Te £ at's a a} : } of a vanishing race—the Blackfeet Indians; hike or . A Rocky MouNtAl Low Summer Ra tes on All R i] ds A “—g ride horseback to colorful canyons and flashing eit WR MAUS Denver to Big waterfalls; shoot shaggy Rocky Mountain goats— | <3 Thompson Canon, Longs Peak, : b Fall River Road, Grand Lake, e . . . ° | with a camera; or enjoy impressive panoramas from ", 6 te ; naaiihies * $8560 round trip from St. Louis pre fast (| peer eerie ree ST. LOUIS TO nches. comfortable motor coaches and launches a oo teks Gece Low Round Trip Summer Fares enable you to see Vices an eel gage: Serene SS ia DENVER $ 3 q 80 CaLiFornIa, this year, is one business day nearer the Glacier National Park or al] the Pacific Northwest at i Ven $33.00. AND East, by train, than it has ever been before. modest cost. The Great Northern is the low altitude ioe ae MESA VERDE NATIONAL : PEGS | : oh And north, east and south of San Francisco there are route into Historic Northwest Adventure Land. And 7, etee’ Ceose the ott tr al RETURN : . ; ° Ds 4 r, i hr ld fine new California highways—to Yosemite, the giant at no extra fare you can enjoy the extra travel com DANGER 223 motes; going, thru unte redwoods. the Sie 4 she leneitnes. forts of the de Juxe NEW ORIENTAL LIMITED. rn aeaVER WOU NTA pcbeacirmcuatey Ask about Burlington All-Expense Escorted Tours. Se PARK S—Lookout's Lariat Our job is to serve you. Let us give you any You could spend a whole summer enjoyably among on. See ee ee information and help you plan a vacation. Tell us Pohaska Tepee, wild animal f thea —America’s | . glorious mountain how long you can stay, how many in your party and playground ll thei ! Th a of this metropolitan exces . ’ d ; vistas, Bear Creek Canon, Din- what aan you wish to spend. A Colorado vacation . yz all their own! [he Coolest summer city—but when you get here you ll fin TM osaur Red Rocks, Denver and be planned to fit purse a dependable railway mm return, 65 miles, $4.00. can any and rooms. all outside with a thousand miles of mountains and a thousand miles of ‘ , TOP OF MOUNT EVANS gi Rishon Mate Hot DENVER TOURIST BUREAU = 7 Be / Sf room with bath. Alsoa large Sacoast to invite you on. Re lees Soria) to an altitude of 14.298 ; : c : ’ . . : ms reli P A = - Situated in the fashionable Plan to include the entire Pacific Coast on your trip. ae — -— geal gue agg fig of the Chamber of Commerce MIStrict but immediately acces- ° Ss well worth doing. This free booklet will — or ne Gaskell Gol” St. Louls, Mo. beauty and . ae mien P 556 17th Street, Denver, Colorado ° OoZens ! - , ia s scenic woncers ‘}} d mmer vacation {In the Northwest. Am Iinter- Scores of other rai an : : , ' /— go through our private motor | ‘ 0 hs of Califor i a alee . coted in the tours I have checked below: motor trips include the Pikes This bureau is maintained by Denver citizens C _ , , , S . ion, cier Region, s , “ee Way, Street Cars and taxicabs. | F = ies a ey i id Seen os monevaed Tout of Glacier and Yellowstene Parke Sel ~ ata Cache la Poaire , to give free service to visitors. Tancisco, Send for your free copy—today - [ Burlington Escorted Tour of Alaska 2 and others. C] Pacific Northwest tour, Rainier National Park, Bit. Baer Regulated and established rail, bus and taxi fares are low. . | » DOVER penal ad ! : i | wade at once! Write to W. M.' Region, Seattle, Tacoma, Portland, Spokane ‘ AL Effective June rz tOr. ™ Celifornia via Pacific Northwest [) The Hewailian Islands and the Orient. There will be__.....In my party. We will leave about..... ar aia . Please quote low round trip sum- mer fares, mail me free booklets and other detailed information. Name - SSBB RSH BBP STREET we Bw) ernnibamenere — oom 888 Address * R 140 MONTGOMERY —" isnaesesesesessssesesssessssscessses™ Please send "'Cakforuia Wonder Texrs’ '— fret. The SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH prints TWICE as.many = g. CLASSIFIED ADS as the only other St. Louis Sunday newepapay “4j The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT TRY a 8-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Results al- . ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. 2 S Jae ) Ae de a ea most certain. Money refunded on canceled insertions.

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q PAGE 10 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | Chamberlin Is i Attempt. t Park — er events will be are in For- smoothing the troubled waters. BLANCA LOT —GOLONULASSALS EISEN THEN U.S ORMEDLNG ul OFF FUT IN LAT AMER After i sciebeis F lying Togs, Delegate at a Says In- Dissuaded tervention Causes Un- by Friends From Paris easiness and Turns Bonds, to Other Markets. ‘ By the Asso iated Frese rt 4 iat P ; NEW YOR hk Ma =} o——— ty S¢ ir i = the — fire had burné id about $ is inves A out. The Plane was not di Colom . a8 aps Chamberlin had announced tha ere » en. ¢ a he would take the hop-off tonight State a >: a . = leas than two hours after Charles Latin-America,” inspired tne ) ee Lindbergh lan ded in Paris. He had lombians W th apprehensions "A hics o: his plane hau ed to the runway led them “to desire ‘o A ( ae a honin fficials for lombian esecurities quoted concur- ie and Was ‘tei lephor ng officiais for iombian Pcuritic ¢ + permission to use the runway, rentiy in ojher markets. . e when exer ds gathered about him Senor de Narez urged the Leagu om to dissuade him. of Nations ¢f 01) prooiems -¢ a They showed him tha? while popuiation and emigra.:oOn., de i oe a ss aes meather was = onig n ing t1 on m ; aes ‘ . — ae | Seg i vorable conditions were pred.cied areas ‘C¢ zn iu Sah ; for tomorrow. and calf — A'so Cart Schors secretary of Lhe speech caused a sensation a ne the Contest Committee c Na- the sessior st Zz zm tiona] Aeroncutical Socie as a on i; C e discovered to have gone Wash- s0 deieg VOUnNgs az rf ington, and it was said t he i repc te a . flight would not be officta niess understood at % ¥ Ou e ' Schory sealed the barograph er abstrain f vouns . “All right. it’s all off,” (¢ er This agr en as ached : lin said at length “It's let he fo of a ct romise resoiu é | nitely, and when-we do take off itijtion. drawn by Roland W. Boyd “& won't be for Paris 1 a A n delegation, « * ‘ 3 That has been don: We'll 'stated that ut yf ‘ zi probabiy flv west instead of leleg Ss ¢ C t ~ = perhaps to Hono ‘0! r of re —-— --— onrte 7. a & Caledonian Picnic Set for Ame 6. eyes —— - — Se : § 4 os eeome bed eld day i“ “""* -- ° q of the Caledonian Society of st. CO™mmerciai Co-operation Of ai! n 2 Ons Louis is to be held in Forest Park ” ; Highlands Aug. 6. A commuttes This resolution was adopted by t consisting of Robert J. Ke John the co-ordination committee after W. Moir and William Watson wi lengthy debate in which Henry M arrange a progr of oentertain- Robinson. also of the America: ment and at hleti c “feat tures The | delegation played an active part ir — a tee MANUFACTURER 5 ci _ . N= v4) . 5, _ aa we ie Se, Peay ene : ig i RE ES pie on Fa 5 pes the . 5 r RAaX nae ‘st > ye A bi Were? Fin. aha ae wa ro ee ee. + an ed hs ey AER . i pre ee . - oye tas oe ; he Jats . 2 Ay tk Toke ats tar eee yt aS ‘ ite ‘a & te" pesye ha % iting d® REtenuiseewe any ee ¥ Pe Pee Cee oe as ete es 4 bee pect. fe 4 e 2 | ——Starck Pianos Are——— Guaranteed 25 Years — at the exceptionally low price of ae | REPRODUCING Bye PLAYER-PIANOS | = 4 ‘ We have a number of beautiful ‘% 3 Pully Guaranteed 88-Note Playe-- 2 ¢ Piamos im all wanted styles and 4 it ; woods. Bench ard rolls included | $.A.: USED UPRIGHT BARGAINS ms : 7 4 Small sire used Upright Pianos. A beautiful factory-built mahogany : pee Pine tor beginners. These $49 tase pianc in — i timaas @ are wonderful values... condition. . 7 “ci gete & a, OPEN EVENINGS Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Pi Po 1018 OLIVE ST. ; — Starck Piano Co. Corner Eleventh Again-Mobiloil! | Lindbergh uses in thrilling airplane leap across the Atlantic from New York to Paris NCE more we thrill to the accomplish- ment of an American aviator. In one great leap of 3600 miles, Captain Charles Lindbergh---alone---crossed the Atlantic from New York to Paris in a few hours. This flight followed his record- breaking flight from San Diego to New York. In this epoch-making flight, Gargoyle Mobiloil “B” was used to lubricate the single Wright Whirlwind engine of the Ryan plane, “The Spirit of St. Louis.” Thus another great adventure is written into the vivid history of American aviation in which Mobiloil has played its part. When Commander Byrd flew to the North Pole—he used Mobiloil “‘B’’. When the U.S. Army flyers flew around ~ = in 1924—they used Mobil- Ol 4é ao When Lieutenant Maughan in 1924 flew across the United States ‘‘from — used Mobiloil When Captain Lindbergh flew from San Diego to New York—he used Mobiloil “‘B’’. And now—when Captain Lindbergh flies from New York to Paris—he uses Mobiloil ‘‘B’’. Lubrication was a vital factor in this spec- tacular flight across the open ocean as it was in the previous epoch-making flights. GARGOYLE Mobiloil Make the Chart Your Guide 6 tok aes ae tS and Ca ae of - BERANE RB Ml ele ek Bee 6 on Elusive Emticing Endurzng Perfume Produced from a bouquet — ot twenty-three flower essences imported from France, ows version of the : finest French Perfumes. Ee ) Original 1-07. $5 00 | ; bottle; priced at ° ae QA Cold Cream : a Remover The only scientific method of : removing all cold cream and : cosmetics from your face.j| | ' 4 These gossamer thin sheets of i 7 i> | a Gargoyle Mobiloil There could be no mistake. The single Wright engine must function perfectly. The slightest mishap meant instant dan- ger, perhaps the end of the flight in the waters of the Atlantic. The entire lubrication problem of the Ryan plane was placed in the hands of the Vacuum Oil Company. Mobiloil “B” was prescribed. After careful preparation the great attempt was made. Correct Lubrication did its part. The flight is a success. The ocean has been crossed. The longest non-stop flight in history has been made. The Gargoyle Mobiloil Engineers are con- stantly and directly associated with aero- ” nautic developments just as they have been associated with automobile developments from the beginning. As lubrication ex- perts, we prescribe the correct oil for the newest development in aircraft engines just as we prescribe the correct oil for the Car you drive. The oil used in this flight was not a special . Oil. It was the same Gargoyle Mobiloil “B” which with the other grades of Mobiloil is on sale by good dealers everywhere. Put scientific lubrication to work in your car. Mobiloil proves not only the safest oil to use but the most economical lubrication per mile and per year. super-absorbe nt remove the : Bee day's accumulation from the pores safely, gently and cor- rectly. eto? a New 50c size, 47¢ specially priced... . = a — Palmolive Shampoo The Olive Oil Shampoo | © sctentiats. Beau- - tifal hair f~ easy | olive Shampoo! — regulariy S@e ‘ value, | Spec cial at 29¢ ANIMATED LOVELINESS | | that Elusive, irresistible q “womething called —CHARM | fore than soft, smooth, clear | skin—a glow that comes from with- | in when all the latent, vivacious loveliness is aroused. 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bi - — ST.LOUIS — _SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22 1997 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 11 ttorney |, a , ($100,000 for the Missouri gun, fe + Walgreen's Box Sale of ; Schoo] C i} : Boord at [with « dinner ot i] FINE SOAPS ot Louis Stores "Fintieoateaale n served (M. C. A. The money nme _ Worth $1.30 S15 Olive st. : Finished in Our sentence y ts to by ‘Nine Bars Tth & Locus T his Sale , t et | used for co-operative WOrk among aT ee 514 Washington 3) of the the Protestant denon. ‘nations 2 4 a ‘ ? ; 0 FIN ISH ‘the St. Louis Young P me: oF . = —— : ’ Skinker « MePrheres:, =2\D RUG WIth rN = = = St. Louis : St. Louls & feople’s Com. & ; —— : Cherokee & lown i Luster-Tone Prints are more | mittee, presided at the 2 yg REE Hodiamont & Easton : brilliant, have more detail and bring out all the light and shade yn 16. 000 in’ Dr G. A. Campbell, is Chairm ‘ 89c an of ° i ‘a . qa , TP) ‘ , eo en! tal fund of the campaign committee. This Bree eveck.. Right Reserved to Limit Quantities 120 Drug Stores » Right Reserved to Limit Quantities Te ma ines pm ge } 4 4usier-if one Can ny “4 ——— © 2 aried assortment at fine qual- 2 ) soaps, made by the manufae- Be Had at Walgreen's Nine bars ifn each box. of Woodbury’s famous in many are 25e Wood- Work left before 10 a. m. soups. cluded } very or ay Ri a oh & ready same day at 5 p. m. at trix germ ~ Castolay Sour. our 4 Downtown Stores. &.- ey oe week o ‘S00 WwW S are hour service at all Neighbor- Special. this week at 89¢ hood Stores. Elusive Doux Jasmin “Emin hs Featuring Special Values in a One-Day ibn oem Only! Stee tegtn tes secre, fe . 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Apritan, finest French Perfumes. i , —— \ Balls in two | HERB =,» -: ‘ mew shade, Original 1-02. x j lad w \\ ' striking de- — bottle; priced at 5.00 7 Razor : B es | = . : N \ Y a el In JUICE A little suniaii & OF 4 ne 4 | i Tablets age a RN in the big alum- —_ : > aa Pkg. of 10 BS SRO cainbow er iA cap. ‘That * Bottle of 100 Se ) fect, also Seay mottled, as a im provement ) ee } —- WY) i 1 lustrated, Cc which has plac- Cc Push in the checks. . ; oy, \ 9 , sa ness . j : A the intense é ed the Therm-a- . ne So ee | Jug above competition. One-gallon dust, grime and KLEENEX = one ea N imit T . K | ad oil which dull and = ff imi oranges and yellows predominating. (Limit Two) capacity. Keeps food or liquids hot (Limit Two) ) eaten that Gants or cold, Regular $3 plexion! KANTOL Ff *. N Play-Balls, 12-incl Cold Cream — , ane taceee, oon ) value. 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Shampoo regularly. 50¢ ' : ae ¢c ,. - caine. “ | | , - —— veer. | HY ramos Free 60c Pompeian Night..42¢]10cLifebuoy, 3 for 20c 79°. 45c $1.39 5 are con- "Special at 29c 40¢ oe | 3 5 60c Pompeian 10c Cocoa Almond, een V E LIN E S S 40c Pluto Water 25c Carter’s Pills \ ae... we Massage 3 for 23c Completely ; ' ’s Pill : Wherever It lop pag that Elusive, irresistible ees V eK. ree - en t ~ 50c Perfection Cold. .43¢| 25c Antoinette and te secgperic ce ation e€X- womething called—CHARM $ ° uaes €p O- a $1 A lit The- Donnelly every part of ‘your mouth , ’ 9 GAINSBOROUGH me d Joosening and washing away »1] for the More than soft, smooth, clear $1 Waterbury sComp. | Cc ih ° ] R : ] 3 for 59c the fatty food particles and . skin—a glow cocmeud from with- : 50c Nature’s Remedy -—39¢ POWDER PUFE atrica 30c Kesinol, spongy deposite from yous engines in when all the latent enemecendl $1.20 Glyco-Thymo- ’ ‘. 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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927 ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WHISKERY AND SIR HARRY ASSURED FOR AMERICAN DERBYQ? SINK ) re at or eR in ton imniag. | ‘COMMITT EE TO CONDUCT OSAGE GOLF COURSE. : | Hil MAY U ‘emer ADDITIONAL MUNI AI. SCORES iene Pri dd ozo 9 | TENNIS TEAM WINS sams CHANCE SHOT i atte: ty ae “nuis Ferguson : = ay z ; SINGI ES AND DO! BI ES TENNIS TOU EYS N cen tt ase ‘the Onze ¢ ™ nl (| INJURIES | AAA Paul. Doubie rraksm. Hit . | By the ‘ Th com mittee hternkamp it the Associated Press. e _ _ Bases on balls—Off ah ball—By Longhofer. Canon; DEC ATUR, IL, May 21.—Whea- .genty-sixth Missouri e : ; year willias the forma! opel ot tai — ty th | OPMISTS NO. 2 10, DEVANCE 2. | innin heft a bases! ichery | GIDDINGS Fi | REXALL 8, ENDICOTT 6. | NO. AS a 0-47. 4 | > wae! 4 nimecmee™ "HE 4B.R. Durbin Scorerm—Banzhot Reddin ss 3 /y * 3 4 ‘s : 1] { Le ; in } i t i 2 : . f é é iM “J 4 te if ~ Mii! ) J > ee 5 4 * 00 2) Glassow 0 Hickory .° Allen c. 6 | Cao'rs | | Sch ) occ 7 oth N. Market ; 4 Broadway rtnef 3 re c : : . - —_ 3 ‘ 1 1 ] SLO bee: mo: aahedad ra is miswerotr tr bdtot toortokn Code | Peters os .667 Cherokee : ) 4 5, Be St. Louis O “000 | if an a i a ee ee LOLA NLA Nt Nt eet Ne Nel Ne = — Three bb mr 30 CON 90019 NG Orde me Ory, w dd pad ph pt pd pel pont | NO Drs shaugh av c | Bee Every Important 3-Year- |= Old in U. S. Included in | Beeln Tt 100 . ° iP Here aes | Williame 2 | Totals 19 2; SA 83 Nominations for $25,- 8672? 8 8 potas a0 egg 47H BAP. JR. 11, WNER MEN 3} tonings— : ote - Oe ‘sone MEM. | “we Rae ee i) 0 FOURTH BABTIST. WAGGONER 000 Event. a | w2Oners | Mike 2'? 0 | De. Bold if 3 | Sunday School (| Cee Sb 4 rm Totale 36 23 20 | an | ~ -~ | OD 65 tor Oi heriowemennsoe POTION 10m QO, ee ee i i rh oo a et > De bt ole © wes 7 Towwnt Innings— Orisa | a wt wie 2 | AP.R.H.E. a) aia w oor Tt ie yiget Suv By Clement Claub. pret Pt fet FS Sas pet pee © * ~ Ww hisier — _ iv Gab OO Nominations for ha : . jeculloug a i ; sore T) hv ri} Sey , ’ a4 een Minch ‘Sui 36, wore | (2). Bere (3) Moore | EMMET Faas. W. UNION 2. | Hertiing to E. re UNION EMMET JRS | : ; announced today by _Paseed | E. . R.H_E A : rotale. 32310 0 general manager of th by ele ae ce ro x os it > 2 _¢ Jockey Club, operators 0 link @- off Scott 2. : Hag 7 Washington Park race track. race closed for nominations April 30, with §&3, which includes every o-year-old of importanc its 5 runs i Winners of the inne Derby arenitd Maren % etter T. = e° To‘ails Preakness and Coffroth Handicap | Piremens | western Ur are eligible to compete in the rich yp Pomp A. C. 16, SIG. ALPH: oe American Derby which run over the true Derby one mile and a half. General Manager Hay already has received the assurance that Whiskery. winner of the Kentucky Derby and Sir Harry, winner of the ‘froth Handicap, will be on hand for the event. Whiskery wil! be accompanied by Bostonian. winner o” the Preakness and which ran unplaced tn the Kentucky Derby. Every horse that went to the in the Kentucky Derby is eli- 32 ebrun. Zeit - Branch. ‘Young 0 0 0 0 otals .27 7 OR Wal mo wecers to 1. Bergemsier, | re American. Chance . neh. : ‘ninitson. : iene fucker 1. Passed balls—London 2. H 59c , : ia f rald iin: a ae es Olais ~U OU ~ : Dy prtched ba. yr Tucker. 2 hy I " = e. Cooper Rr - , {} : } , se punctures an sei Sir Harrv. two of the What ine to €x MONDAY, bet bet ee > pat pt pt ps GD ae Be! ta 09: a ee ee a ee i a a a ae -, a r+ h-+ ee 7 bn O * canes 1 Memoria! | ( ee" | §T. JAMES 17, EBENEZER ST. JAMES. EBENEZER. B.R.j R. ‘ships wil) , s+ od toe } ed pond ped 9 2 Dee ri Sp courts of rhe Vm be hn ee de — ~ — ~! —— oad ad _~ ~ BETHEL BAP. TABERNACLE BAPTIST JWWWISicWwWWe D ee) Pt Dt ptt O09 2D wo WI 9 DO wot . mare *t Qi oder de > be be be oe OY ve 2 i> > WW wt. ——t ee a tw? by Hays. 9 APR AEE gh sega op EDEN 6. CHESTERFIELD 0 CHESTERFIELD. AB.R.H.E Krauss c. l~Mbhe PROOW RE oe | i .. FERS, ais head . St phe ide Gd GO Gp ha 9 ce 3DOo9rgweiorst > Deore | 2 pite! EE ~ bals—Of | ) $i) orski. 9: Adams, 2 trnck out—By | Angel. Bases on bal 2 . = I I My Y. M C. A. Industrial Employed Boys Foy 5, : by aS: bog ee etreck —w Longhofer 16. by Tre- ‘ton. College players took all hon- | nis championship this ry ° ° ; » | kont ; record—O ikors may : 5 . ie - Tehli lete ; o} ee A SO 0 ¢ ) rod ors in the [Ilinois Intercollegiate have as its chairman Dr. William ar ed nine holes of its 9g : R Down sixth) the golf course. A series of rte. Krewett, un & at Millikin University ye ya sii ial oe , weaned eky yenteneny Ae Ivy of Kansas and Davison the event. included in whigh ry respectively, of the Mis- wis | ‘otton ' Whitbread and two nonresident title from Helen Hayes and Maw In addition 2 —s ci # ae a rin ve . he champion- Sunday, beginning at § « n oe oat ee ‘ital ¢ , Louis ren. ld well bul —- esl . k oY : ° Richardeon. Three-base | t. | hie Gerits : Jerli . - Ra: eT oulevard fe | Moolah e.. | ° to Sto! Phelps, Wilbur Fullawa Bly contest for men and women @ on balis—Off Fenton. ‘ sr. out——By Fenton, ? by Cha INDEPENDENT 8. ZION 5. ° Mre art] : 3. Umpire—) = f 4 under direction of Mis Ate | swimming and diving contests seagate _ for “pep R.HLE. | Macca Eth | 4 o " a i l 3 i@ti ; swe and Misses Je.n = dinner dance will be held Sate ee carding to | Marchand ase he Missou “alley pis The M | | privilege Preliminary round mat: Fred Josties will ga. ; more or Field Clu" which was the scene nund Serrano, two other fie aaness |! | ‘ce at ; Pegs. Sa -e. cash dows Dieckmann Stole: —_—_- Bg ge 1922. Lottie Hagemeyer already havea, | Rinses te TR Marchand 4317182 Ota : Heinrichs 1. Senasiiaisimamain Then me! and pampm Tabernacie ... } \ = | ae |) = ~aharet on the | salesmen,” hit—W lison | folowing 4 ; uns f1 ifnings (none out in warwinne : oa 2 GIDDINGS 23, THIRD PRES. 13. where B. Moody of Omaha nere ; nts have been arranged te aaa Crossing Grand today, winning both singies and’ W. 7 Marian Dill won the singles ti- secretar! : ae 3 nb , | -sliev Tennis Association, are Stickney, re} agri. Osage, ay | of 1 At Knox, 6-—1, 6—4. Helen Nowack/|the t mie Manion of Riverview, 'Taylor of Millikin, 6—2, 11—9. Ten| Omaha members of tne | “4 ~ S| > i = nm 2 c ‘ a Baldridge. _Lasper Off Ui’, . , Satu! av at °-39 Dp. m. 2 Stephens. Sacrifice f! n. ub] an ‘ ras dein. ; | bac Reac. Koester. Success aré. off Conreaux °: off Georged 3. Struck | gm , . ; hi i] e . 4 thi c rhe women’s championship will be is will be followed %} ae > hin ae which: ef George. 2: bry Conveaux f . is an , ' Dieckm'n et 3 1 : oF Omaha. : : cnt : LBP PPP LPL LPL BPLLPLLP LLL ; — ; pay bla be staked on 1 n St. Louis wil! have a splendid entry ~omobile Aeld Under _.. > Bee . AUD of the Omaha ticipa while Robert Norton aay coroner Ss no right acon iw : _ ' ; ' Independent 2 0 — 8 of the first national clay court ] layers are also expected ft er of 6+? -Oiora' é popper * : “primary Hunstein 12). balls—Off Hein- sour? Valley championship in tered the women's events. told them half a dé Totals ’ | | | | : | . = | — after having worked | Sunn §, Bebe 26, 01 12 | - | | | 3 las ieiiant er, E. Walters, Krame: SHIRTS | ; 4 during the- eve-/ tory = s 2). DD | Cooper plays they wou.g@ ee f Schoelikopff. 8 hits 3 runs in 4 ' - of enn 5. | 3D UNITED PRES. women’s tennis championships held me -ournament will be piayed. Joseph “i doubles titles Opear of this city, president and spec ial golf match betwee, vard, Suffered Frac 4Lsts. ~ ¥ +3 . . % tle, defeating Mary V cutshen of sourj Val : ee ’ - members of; Eddie Held of Alonquiy Pee ‘and Miss Aveling won the doubles! the committee. wack g to Dr. Moody other The golf match will te ; e F. hen- durine t fter ay ship committee will be T. uring the afterncon member @ ~~ ‘“the great” Arthur Scribner, Maicom nd the course. plays—Chase to Reddin lon : Eleenbach ° Ross. Goodman er _ oe - eh I 64 ‘ ~ ®USS, ‘ _ eT , Ty V ir i} — ton poo } +)? ita . , . ' f Chase | Millard and g1 : Lu ill be staged at the fine » injuries oved they Bave O Conne!! INDEPENDENT Z10 on il - se W. B. Millard Jr./|.,, , AB. AB. rg |Scribner, Mrs. . the open air pool An informa . widower. & The oth ° . ¢ lac} rlb 4 an 1? , -@ nita Lurrey, @ii - ‘ —_" : Senior Evangelical pes. Hoover and «a ' day night. | mabile struck | sO ntl the Omaha Tennis lub. | in h 1927 championdhip, Wray ein Av § 10,000. : Bond of of Marek pluved on the courts of Two-base hit—Teepe tifice hit—|_> ship in 1910 and the Mis- compete. Mrs. Melicent as struck by an at championsoip im is : Baehr ang gho Was > a ; th Hl B talove. | for 6 ricks 5. off 1. Struck out—Byr According to present indications cess, tore. bis # Innin Three-ba se oo Sac: e- —Kramer CHAMBRAY = an) ' | is ° atrent pel : Substandards, , plane aeé | See ' . wife was an oo j oa Wie gt ccthnapa eee 5 upline Age) aagh> - roe ee Oe ae 44 wen ra) qr fy ere -onsile wee FOES! . : ; dle - rancoa : *Ratied for neber i ‘ ex ' ont . eading 3-year-olds in the countrf, | piro—r ys Mon: toate gong Batted for Daniels in 11 venth ccord—Off Zinn. 0 hits 0 runs in 1- which were not named for the; _ me ie tne tee 20, LAP AY ETTE 2. Yard at | x Cooper an: A the RG a es the running board of Ris 1 to collect etarters in the American Derby. . i CHRISTY. Sacrifice hil— mF ~ walt 4 he ’ bt AD dm ide ibe ee SS ee mount Park for ..the Fairmount 36} iw ab ner Batied for Pai och “ann %h s pol with sis ey “3 O tn ot on - Innings. y 2 i. : a a Re “he } try -_ lh sian iaadie to set strong han in smanc, hance estecn - ‘ ,_nAan S . or ; ‘ bode ‘ : % « i | thi Shot. Gormond. Royal nip Lad- ce se! ty i , 1 e h ; 1 2 | — nev oh O ¢ ; bid | — ee ; | 3 5 : | up roe * | | AUCTIONEERS AND a ag a et es etagtilg ~ i ee ee -Bo pn _to | J.G'ma i | o; Sause EH feet) O-base hit- 3 : * e-hase | t— Full peur ateel mahogany finish # . * | | tong. / yee — : Beniog eee Is n s n to Dever. Hit. br nitched hall__Re otal 32 8 1 Rud 3 | ter. Gorman neney. 2 Struck out : An ideal ease, rubber-tired wheels. briatie f a.\% eB if. : | . Rrerd. Night ae Pate Ney, Willams. as be?) | —— 5 — . , brush. dump pan. etc. O ' , \ Vj A 3 Un - edad n i Pat of Gaiz ast k ov ? 7 =) 16,5 0 pire- 599 oe: a in basement. piiie merc: | iy th [a PHONE GARFIELD Walter J. Salmon has! a five Western. &- Usclede-Chriety | Time, %h. | Optims o. 3 LeiLee Mis beans dcaies “: cambiar " eee i : 7 ¢ 4 ’ of tas beat horses for the event. | Umpire. McShane. Scorer Wan. Fe Polat Mantewood Optimise $10 10.6 0 Joe ITALIAN MISSION.) SIDNEY ST_ PRES 4 ; $2 Aute Spotlights, complete... 79 BS Pillowcases, 42:36 in. 6 i 9009 BIRUSTEE'S BANKRUPTCY A ee $1.50 Bottle Capper, all steel, 79e | [ty rsh $4 Fey. Covered Bed Comieris $1.99 __ EQUIPMENT | Inte ti are Sh , $7.50 Lawn Mowers special. $4.95 32 | $4 Fane? Covered Cot Pade. $1.99 700 WN. SEVENTH nternanuo 5 . = } ee | Pagiew2s $920 Belaus Yo'2 2.03 fl Wall Tents, 7x7, waterpr’t, top $8.95 = aE $3 Khaki Bed Comforis, now$LS0 MONDAY, MAY 23d d PL eee ees — Pinan . —_ a wi $20 Waterproof Wall Tents $10.95 WINDOW AWNINGS $4 Fancy Cat Pads, this week $1.89 E eursGant to an order made by the Referee in PETERS 7, ST. LOUIS als Lo | ; ' ; ' . | ct approval thereby, we will sell for , tals 39 511 All W'terp'f Wail Tents, 8:10, $19.95 “ Stee: 3 feet $2 Rayon Panel Curtains, special, $1 ey : Main, bankrupt, the followings 1 00) 3 O— $39 Umbrella Tents, $119}, $22.95 - =a oe made $1.25 Lace Curtains, a pair....49¢ ge nn en ne oete a ' PP eae | ! q eae | and a number of ful Ps | . ) Wenzel's Poleless Tent, 717, $18.95 . , duck. Special 5c Drapery Cretennes, spec., yd., 25 se i rs. Refrigerators, Counter Scales, a »>RD BAPT. IRS. 16. PARK 4. ; , complete. Bou: ‘at Blocks, Trays, Racks, Royal Ge not measure up to R [ST T. LOUIS Dickeybird Tents, 93191-ft, $57.50 | at . 29c Heavy Turkish Towels, each..19¢ =_ | Gas Oven, Pans, Shelving s har Hee *hardt 3b. Py } \ of the other entrantsand | Moore Jon 10302100 x— >| Weesling if 3 0) Albreeht 3b Dye .¢ ae +: Ten 1, $34. | \ 2 % | ee ac | Seekeer hiiscteeue Wiiieee” Saree | Gwen 2h 5 2 3 1 | Maris eM. 2 i 2 ne » ABRHE Hed-room Camp Tent, 7191, 7s | \\ 19¢ Fancy Teweling, per yard....10c ME MPPACE 1. HALE: Trustee th rich classic. Saxon | rifice hi kamp. § eS thaaeen. | Ho deck ? aur mn % .0 = oR, di a 2% \ ~ be a - — | tienal Bank of Commerce Bidg. | s sent to Kentucky to race in| “3 can > e ee vlaye a ee : : a8 ahs oor © 2 2 Oo | Stat a = | | ADIES’ SILK war Y BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, erby, but developed a slight > le—Dort -. Hit by pitched bal—By , *° 3! 16 710 & Totals 33.3 8 3 net & 2 4 6! Gree | a | be f¢ th ace d was @xX- i of “ou Jif prow, =: peters = = & > 0 ischer Og | peuaiae If 1 Q Abbott ct yp. : Regtulae $11.56 val- CHIFFON HOSE "4 BANKRUPTCY a — CAT UINE. sis NOSE | ‘ ama — oe © I i man . ibe be ide Riack anther. which finished MOORE-JONES 7, MO. PAC. ninth in th Kentucky Derby. MO. PACIFIC MOORE Northian Teheran. HUe vite > roessman hq 7 a Sowder will de de ern eportsman's Mrs. H. P. Whitney. who race me of Greentree Sta- s oman owner with nar? ‘he American Derby. has named Saxon. Adios and antankero. to ecarrv her colors. ed atn ety Tt kek aa Lee > Ode de oe OO ~y 2 *) »~ | Jf Pet pet boty - ~ “fm ee Oe od ’ ae = at Peet tome - ~ ag Oe ped et vmMoQoSee PD et pet et eet pe OO ie» —— o al rhe ae a 7 ~~ wt fe. , , fe By marae 4 a ee OREM at EE. rern rd—Oerr com- 608 FRANKLIN AVE ' ‘ r s . hy 4 owt heck ePlme Tt rk | §vr “™ « TY . : \ 4 ‘ White : er - . : i was shipped back to Belmont Pa “ | innings: off Gal ier. no hits. no ru: : icrife jti—Hoetke: “Tiffe rT plff rf b wustiialaaiaiaiiia duck: 5 Fail-fashioned ; ; unloaded in of shape } inning: of . & hit ran , tourke. Newson tolen — : = s. and was unioaded in goc 4s ape, | 9 innir : " «Bae Lg att "hrbard Or ; aie Te Re erie te i 18 °° “ plete. reandy to set - a . -_ = but no attempt has been made to | re Jones, ¢ ime. ~ hours. 2an b to Hempin 1 ssed —Ho Innin : 5 A T up: special ... a 5 | Pur aie heretofore made by ti ' FR rye ra >) . ty s ty, lenh a ‘ ; , aptist os ae n ; $ : * ° : fey trict. and @udDiect ts arp ‘ ; Ps . @ Cas Rex are. Betracts, Syrup Wachter. Scorer get him in racing condition. - . nines 2: off | | roneck. * ew tisi Ly ~ DECK | Nag Some of the newest ' . [> aa fee tirn. Lunch Counter, Fa AdH, Edward B. McLean. Washington’ AMER. BRAKE 8, PURINA 3. et Ct Sy Mouenvar . and Cincinnati spertsman, will rely AMER. BRAKE. PURINA MILLS iI—Off Hollenbeck. 3 hi > runs | ahaa. ati sens sit vate 'g OS ; —_ and most attractive z P tis ; 2 4B K.H.E. R.. Ss. 7 ronecs , er + i : A A. Pr! : SE A styles; piain and é . ERM; . fancy stravwe,. with , . — ss PALI. LL. AALE. Trustee, > : - eon!) Bank of Commerce Bidz. on Jock. which led the field in the Rentucky Derby at a merry clip TRUSTEE’S BANKRUPTCY T. £. SASSIN, for a mile, and War Eagie. to earry his — in the Washington 3 | . : : MARKET 6. BRB ea eS tee Se oe | = 5 —— i GLASGOW $15 Waterp'f Auto Tents, 717, $8.95 | .\ \ ¥ ft Oa Sale Mosday in Bement 415 N. SEVENTH weet B VESDAY, MAY 24th ’ Park featu : : Other leading owners wit! st > erlb 4 , i @} te ry — . 3 oper SS eee ek se Ol $18 Auto Waterp'f Tenis...$10.95 | | ver 2b 4 og a Toial 4! gt sea : $18 Waterp! Auto Tents, 719 $10.95 ALL . $2 ELEC. Te . ne 3 Wuant to ar order of sale ¢ heretofore uate ™ } . = ~woreC. 1 { ral reby, we Ww CAMPERS’ SUPPLIES SIZES | MEN’S $35 TROPICAL | : rie. i ‘Die merchandise nee in the Derby are: H. Teller 3.3) yy ; ) Totals 36 guaranteed Archibald. J. M. Camden. jupont 3. Sage Stable. Rancocas Stable and Hal Price Headley. “~— $5 Aute Running-b'd Icebox, $3.75 — cuaranteed: —== = © i iets, 1 op Seta, Tabl ‘ 7, WAGONER 5 , CANVAS OUTING SHOES oe, Wil AN BB Ti orocers wil bettered tm Bulle and it " HAMILTON 7, WAGONER 5. $5.50 Gasoline Camp Stoves. $3.75 type. Will bane i "y will te oftered te Bulle #8 > ey Jueen het "Siar avr > Jual, Ramsey . i bail Lam h m iz es , Oe : ‘ s i -HU Re » ae . _ aoe rnuatee, ‘ venta Ue 2 and William wu aey * ritt . witches haji} “ee ne al*1* ! > 4 : in t «T FY I , ‘ AB KR . $5 Siee! Canvas Foiding Cat, $2.95 Lac e-to-toe xstrie; all sizes Ter Styles up te the min- large ices 7 ~— = : i Rar ik of Commerce Bids. pont s Fair Star, leading 2-vear-old Pern ¥ MeGinn: Smith). Ba: -~—-— - | et _ OSnyr ee a - a men, yo.ths, women. misses and ute; skillfully tailored of a = 3 wy be a r ol § ( ‘ é ] ee , } $5 Feilding Camp Tabies children. ¢ hoice. a pair. atin trimmed Spe- . cael , . gg ) ce dest be tc Ss AUCTION SA H mone) winne: : 1} ‘2; L- irve rhs of Moisi ‘ 4 a “ vs : os ‘ ay . : P. Headley has named Handy Ginnis. 7. Veft on bases—Amer. Brake ated jPeen ym the eighin inning. pl , Fie le & Mhaki Canvas Folding Cais... $2.89 “ oy : 7g 72 ge a en at **Batted for Burda in. {be eish' itpy it 0 Nei ee 50c Canvas Folding Stoois.....35e¢ : 7: $ R* 95 er’ fi SENERAL ye ee ee y > tho ohne ihe iis iba ad a 1 by ty; Mero. er “SAP Be Pai a ke ‘s rok pt ed met pet fe Pde BL be oo] © 2ha > Pat» bys o ~ ty | 4 Set iw 4 ny Ae »Nicihle far > a Cyn is > i} - 7 rs the Americal Jerby. he best of te ot eS hore tr) ” Ih the band are H. T. rcehibaid’s roan Mandy, a good filly ut which does ; eBeonseeagg tBattea Pennan in: the + hh ith the for he Banenbach out, hit by batted. ba Quiy } : rn O a u . fer : y : 4 . b : L $4 Stee! Feiding Yacht Chairs. $2.98 + a tain ; L } * we , h aiiee antes . ie. +} } ’ n " ’ . — - : tae t 4 crr i ™ c.f 0 ira 33 y-base uits—Waish w. Kronen | i» 4 $5 Steel Army Style Cots, new, $2.69 $5 Star Reversible Teasier._.- 2.98 FS . os nt bese ted’ amen relowi : = Oe: rcal merchandise, ceonestetiag GF & horse that won four straight races son = wey " siere + 7. are. Toole, Stub at Miami last winter. 5 3 bu: a =z 300 Endien : 000 au umever. ven vases Kempe e.. HAMILTON Avy. - a 234 : ae ‘ a r The Armerican Derh. > | : ) i > cif; e q Su > Bu ie. “ ld 1 i ne —Ba é 5 —— Scarer—MeDonne » | Hubert th 43 25 ALE * | Biack Enameled at 7 $5000 will go to the second hors | AB.R.W.E. DeMoss 2b 6 2 1 ure ym cone ti om 6 a : sm smartiy tpilored. Spring 3 | elkirk A pt $1500 b’-* and $800 to the | Bariog 3b 3030 > 4n@ ae. | CHEROKEDE 5. Guta F S26 beliante = £22818 | eee te oe X FORD Ss 7 ie: tna 6 and 9 Ft. Special ae ie SALES OF ; aia ‘ OCR REGULAR & =F F EVERY MO. % _ - to the t KRERTS:. JOHN ' + 2 OO}. Lohess 30 : id rr hours. ' , Men's $4 and $5 | s1.50 TROT LINE ary fourth, Starters wil be named | Reiser 1b 0 1 Rehter Ib 3 ; CM ERONEE. t: 7 ~ pha ; through the entry om the day b lian «5 tse ee. et 3 ~ a" - a or ion 2. = 3 BE conse ee ’ Some of the best. fore the race. iat oS tk Sie we .6 0 I co Os Pe CS eR SS £22 eee eS oo Aciofi rf. to DRESS PANTS with ue sone , , i808 CHOUTEAU in addition to first money the Svane 2 3126 /Buname” S119 Amod f 4128, fiwer 1b $120 |Eencon 8 3252 Si 8b 6 6 = = S binck | : $1 99 mae es Ai | uy , = : , rabie footwear: New est Spring Styles. "4: , x AU ON ! A ei ANTIQUE FURNITI Pee ~ y’ Winning ‘ene Will receive a §gii- i. = > agg Sn . een er ‘Op ‘J niin “ ; oyie rr .y of O a ) i ees 4 4 ue hare offered ' rds. Last year’s rumning Was won by; poten : Latugfler p ra Oi 1 14 O | Gidding rat 7 . thie season for the . all rnny | Ini a ne. Sr a 7 & gsc al wees 8 eB. price: more than ' ROD—lmyx trim- — | ED 4243-45 32 5 . 0 styles ta choose MEN’S $2 PANTS | : saan : ; NESDAY, MAY 2S. 1927 Edward fl. Bradley's Boot to Boot | rReosr- , % agg ic Base mn balla frem: a pair week. : : the owoer to all at and was worth $89,000 to the win- ; *™«" ounts.~2 9 1 io - 4 o0—19 em ap | gh te ; ne puamenthg.» Saapine Finwe-sese us HO "SALE: ALUMINUM WARE $1.98 x x The nominations follow i — eg gg Ft h. Gro i: , BEE | “ a SLAND 9 ee : fs “yg ie semnens _& ne r a caret o-oo pet: ee | Roval Pt | Nab, Blumenthai. Hit by piiched balne. ' Roberts’ Joni bo af er ee | eee $2 4-Pe. Combination Cooker. _. ; | t: inne: a4 a Ase 2 We are cure it will pay you to attend Gus Orch Bay | Arewal | Running. 3: oft Field a eee ; | 4 Glekd 2b 100 2] tases 7 2°19 'R $1.25 Preserving Kelle, 8-Ots Ye > # _ CASTING LINE— 7 08 Creates Oe ee iy, oe mag gg heen | S st—By Bunn’ -. he Fel pwo-Dase = % — Kempt. 1 . mit 7 . [a 2. 2 ; \ : terns. stripes 20-ib. test. Special ay nn PR ale Ps vies ee ed A ne ee op RB a ee? $1 Double Boilers, 11.-Ot. . checks and $1.25 Percolaters, . cups... ' mixtures, smb- $1.25 Multiplying Res! with $6 Shakespeare Level W. Reel, : ; Sen's ok standards, i] $1.25 Water Pails,10-Ot. size... Pe mech S299 “al sizes; a sale oe ee AT MARION. (Witiemsca Coanty). 1.8 ENGINEERS 13, GEN. ACCTS. 7. | —0f! Paneske 2° off Giader, & off Tare, Fave, of 2 oO Morcan cf 4110/— g GEN CC eit, 2 sar ‘ a Pan ‘ Mun wt , 1 ) Hainn: a . ‘ FE: : ~ oe , se WEDNESDAY, MAY 230 1927. 1 AS MO 2 J Y 7 —" a ~~ t sited »~* airs - “ 2c 4} | * : co th s ; n ° 7 4 : o ! R OF} ' ] ‘ asia = -_ R 74 i 5 . T ow ’ ’ r : ; neon ” | . - » . ‘ > ° . . ; > +s s . The Hie we Kroise a ae . : ws ora Tr Pat : * &it } ‘EY 5 Martin 0 ) Nov { 7 5 } The Huguenot | Pras bo } Jackson 1f,. ? nates a ena —_ 3-3 r Mp 2000 : o ® . % a ~ dull , Sane gracioe [fmt 9 069 Sette aed 1 2 antes ce tcc i wh bak cA FO AS Toa. eee HANDMADE : vir ay SUPPL Cok a Nor Faster | Joek ; — a vv innings. Time—2 ~ aaa aE , . ——, * Sock. oa sn az a Ly a z . 9 _ @ Lon seb torar ‘ : raed oS LONG FILLER 3 : | me or ne . on. HMedrome HICKORY 13, BRO . innings— =. 3 8 , ROADWAY 10. , nto 3 a r is ; mg. a as + te wheee * &-208 r, lant . ‘Sri e "? r - . ? KORY SRO ahs M avueiand 1 ro 2 A ‘ > pies etogning | Ere $883) Mom esto bP Lae “GD Waerise 0.1. 'E $1.50 LUGGAGE sy ~ - oO te bates : =. . * tot : : ’ 7 2d 4 2 ee THIR ? rR APT “he 3 PReaR ? “* gP 11300-FT. SPOT = . . & sy af on Refere The rest ~ wri od ws nent ' Totals 7 saga) : ae ; oo ee oe .BRAE o ¥3 CARRIER “= os A “TERMS— ASH — Laliced EP ornate ayn ae Beell pt me orf Anget i SS 6 | Kelle 18 LE FI A SHLIGHT. e 24 L. FOWLER, Trustee, Maries tate 8 Se gua ug es? Tee" Ts CCHUuD * ; 4 rs .. =e? ? } ” ; . ’ . e " . ’ ’ p23 ‘ f% % ‘ TROBA : ® ta. Pan 2 sae ~ ua 5 5 . - . } arr ' > A ' : . . i . - cy Tr : 2 Fits any rar and ™ fastened to ¥. J pan Ry A ‘the es coo in” Set ceren, OTEK a. + ee Y i > @- a) a ee the running beard by thamb | —_. : om - ~ ar rx —s3 “eee tei! : | _ ‘~ Burke ‘ . . . S . 4 ; «a Pi ‘ nm 4 a <Tew Ss, Opens to about 48 inches. 4 4 os 7 ae ee ee ow Be ee en Wie asi ae -,. “Ls - - | 0 we * i Sune pee gia ae PREM SOD ¢ ode * ww ee my ARMY GOODS STORE = at | | CTIONEERS AND H10"2 10" & WASHINGTON iv enseerr roca nee es Comet fons Bie Raga cork Lop ome ee +

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apa bs = ee Ph AB le 6 SRB! —— ST.LOUIS POST- ___ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH DERBY@MISIUK COT $48,000 WN 2-222 ]LONDON SEEKS REASON FOR WG RIN LGHTER === QIN SELS DOWN —— 4 | bis admivere eetlera: Sab euneme | | easy tip "ios, lees aaa peevioss CT |OSAGE GOLF . : ane aaa get. E DOLLARS Sd SF tas pits Sat Sots ) COURSE ‘ ‘ . we nig! ne an is sigs gs - : received from Kansas City and Chicago e ‘hane ub t markets: Y | TO OPEN eb ’ ° ' the Marchan ub wi its 3 ark Tow TTT ¢ ; riembers, Fach mber after ED Next Saturday and Sunda | ine St for the orivils Hae ae MAY WHEAT. y ha | paying $# for th Ppriviiege 18 ex -s _ ct the | i bee n set aside by the Osage Cc bi | pec ted to sprea d the word of There Seems to Be No Reason to Suppose Up- ¢ 0.0180. 0 Oe Gntem 9 GO © 0.0 mere se Coes eee om eee ; ‘ ’ Xs 142% 144 4 - 14° & a, ST Lov rs MERCHANTS’ EXCITANGE: oun. | Marchand’s coming next year. | . a. : .c 136% 137 13548 | May 21.—Wheat futures closed higher af? | : turn Is Concerned With British Govern- COMPAR. ATIVE RECE!PTs. | JULY WHEAT. a lower start and corn futures ranged lower lish 212g y ten-| try Club on the Big Bend boule " EL a atic ; h: | mmne TT” I e{ N c he * ‘ ; varg larc d—pronounced larc at wk. Prey. wk. Last JT. | BSL.138 & 1378 139 i 0 JS *m-\% | and closed at loss. . 1: 38% 139% -40 138 44-% Week end realizing and lower Livernoe] willl as the formal Opening of th | : ie a " : © com. awned—says his name is George E. ! F — 3 " filliam | pleted nine holes of its 18-heie ment Purchases, Says Reviewer. | Cate 204 oe not 25.741 28.434 || ECU Toit Tose es aD Messy | | Week cmt resilsine an@ lower Eivernee Oe nO a, see nce omeeener ange eomencen eh ae i> ee ee eee et a P Oe “9 : ee: Le sy eee ee ee ee ee a i ee + OM EOE "Yh wig 7 Oe naoae aiid a Sy ee | OTh 'Mare’ tnd ana his address New . : | 24.821 . 28 | » the | golf course. A series of spo Jog Krewett, Run Down | S Great Marchand” Still lyork. A close associate interview- 4 3 BH «++ 83.304 93.098 coo SEPTEMBER WHEAT. _ Canadian weather the yeaction belad waned | ’ hegend } : ° | oma” 8 am —« ¢ tS P¥t for certain considerations only | paffiing especially ag to whether it | cattle held to a little changed basis, Most | MAY OA28. | ae Ocak whee 68 AUD rey an 7 4 Z , . sile ‘ eerKs € > re ~ ’ 7 lail. 2 : ott ‘ ‘ a ; P ws ag ‘ if ae ic j 1@ i ‘ baud rp ‘ ° . a 2 . a ae 7 - hushel «, compare wi acum *Re course. struck by an automobile in 2 ciure course at | peacken ve. seek Kil the $00 Visible to those having a compre must be considered that you have'§ beef steers sold in a epread of $9 to $11) | Chic. -__$8% 47% 48- 4 48% -% ‘and 20. ‘60U last oot incladed 9 cars loca ere gene (hensive knowledge of the facts of : JULY OATS. land 31 through, Corn receipts yee Oke ( * et ill ie ial Oo hese fot WOR + Sea? Kio ea eres an ee fas ee Se into business,”’ the informant went | “TI recall him saying that he /|review says: a aed on. eg ND AP other! The golf match will be | | ven. | 3 } : e . — lied | nree hundred of the 12: St , Playe@ North Spring avenue, - 7 = |b oneadte $2. 00.000 0 before he ever; “The growing strength of our), oi. | erday at Clly Hospital! ae ANEW eho “es ms ett nena be side Kee fod ey th of No. 2 red winter waeat, 31.275 ee Re eR ake | name Aes oo Un, Sri: o Ee, her) ae lime rr Ray en Saturday at 2:30 p.m. a 4 nievard. He | i | Ww. SB. riv. 25 Grand bouievara. aie es elie members of the Marchand Club are | ¢, _ e ' |ing contest for men and w tof 18 7 success oe ih natentia’ +h. fay PICS : the present situation. The first and | modity prices are remarkably stable | enough to bring $11.25 and as high ae! ia week ago and 71.400 last year, included omen of —_— , C are s0 eninusiast hat hi bsol ely, We met ; . g hwail. the club wil be staged at th wed {rac ures of one arm and | peels Lote sold on him, absolut ‘ve met) fund: mental fact is the belief that which represented the top, This} SEPTEMBER OATS. “ : local and one, Sbrousn Oata re : e e t , ave inine ‘ arr oe es ae 1, Cha« sk ay | of ; ; . oa. ig f =6.000 busdtis, com- first vit have joined a Marchand Club t the Chase last week. We pay; no period since the war has pré- | prices in the different industries at- | Sevaon, while Western. steers, of which - | rithur ivance q age, whnien 3 elS ef. Y night $5 a year 1 tracts attention. Moreover bavi a good par 3 of the run was comprised MA RYE. y r. included 10 cara local and three ) e of his a: : i. sas , ing OF . ae Jr | swimming and div ing contests in } pecaus | for “pep fests.”’ /+ $5 more if we want the husiness | 9 see i egg t he hos sell we ranged $7 to $9.25. Steady prices at i Chic.. 109 % 109 %4 109 % 109 Sb | Hay receipte were li cars local “a : "ee : i+necess 4 n . n¢ ti eo ae the open air pool. An informa] years. sa Widower, W&ac The other 900, a follower of | reports) Marcreaaas organizaron | ,,.., —— sin —_ aay h ‘ duction a and greater prod uctivity perithe week gave way to declines in later : as. *.. three Northwestern markets come ali -¢| cimner dance will be held Satur rewett, WHO Wa | : re eee ee rere Another capita, it is argued that, but for | session until. late in the week whee en) CR. 10a ioe AOS 21984 eae GSS 8 poe and Koda year ag c - wit ‘3 a week ago @ ~e | dav night : if ’ Oe ie - ™ . ~ 7s > ; ° ‘ . ‘ ° f . el es 1 ‘ 4 ° . “~— sai alata t aaetter sl : : ‘ € . ; : : ares : most of the eariier adechn i when the automobil: str uck SO enthusiastic. They re fused to Has Careful ) t — ; a ; Prestige is high, the dominating fac prices should have fallen further. consignments reac bed S10, 718. w hile full Chic... 100 % 90 14 100a H9 i, .5, land Winnipeg 4” mpion- ’ pay Marchand $5 more for the Marchand, it appears, worrs bageby are New York and Paris, espe- Those who adopt the inflation idea iy lots of heifers sold as high as $10.60 tt Hard. * Red. Stocks in S nod one ss ~ ppt ' oa a aaa , a ee ic | cial} "ew Wor rhil ns 2 | amounted to us Ss a careful system. Prior .o his |Clally New York, because while the/urge as arguments the growth of | ° $10.25. An active demand in_ force | ee 1.468.035 bushels of corn, 307,462 bushels Club.'in the 1927 championship. w ;Club. But. as the loyal disciples p : 2. 1 pe ra . a6 4ISCipie: meg mee ea | Of wold either way affect the mar- | an eC) ‘ mill be Brown and Fred Josties wi) tee Bond of $10,000. 'of Marchand pointed out, the 900 / vance agents visited smart {owns ket rates sepa figures are so great Poms scape skis oe eee vai | ofeeae ae ar ae nice taile’ of Be, 3 08 we ee ena . > rim) ' Spietiadtrg + v3 +rthitime ne S voctemecinet RE. Mies | ti iv excessively hij anc Canne d cutter grades od 9 : + ' f ni | a ; ‘ : 7-+ ~ iS is yutin yosters : tts . 4 ; Ign Wapes. | advance. anner an &! Cc nage AGO, May etd . | els Omaha ticipate while Robert Norton and coroner S verdict of « more or less disgru “es have! ® ae oe M01 — porvistion oa the that neither gain nor loss of a sim-!On the other hand. it is considered |to sbare in this strength, bowever, and follow: ay 21.—Grain bids and of ; bushels of No. 1 bard w.nter wheat, 41, ane , Serr . ; . eat} f 1} ( ight 0 my!) ; Ti ew. and clrcuidaf®s. SLOPCT AIL, i tN jlar amoun rou] LAV ‘ . Se pete scene Edmund Serrano, two other first Beiessness in the deat! rt — — vie compis'n. fhey paid wns were advised to take two venti unt would have immediate jthat the general policy of the Fed- 'reached $9 sparingly . while bulk seld from Offered | 45.983 bushels of Caan gown In ad 9 r the } town: — wt can ¢ral Reserve System has _ been | $6.50 to $8.50. Cutter cows made $5 to anon ; bushels of No. ! and canners 34. 25° to $4.75. Bulls 4 | bughelg of No. e Mis- compete. Mrs. Meli cent Baehr and was str by an ; ’ “prima ry course’ and $15 more } $i = =: ru . i iC , fC Sa their ( , attending | position iV a) rr considera- ic rc , > ;, / : h 1922. | Lottie Hagemeyer already have en Treen by Emi il B. Del . for the “advanced ang | crease. tnen _ of by are nS | , on gah A let bi ff psec | Fett “ata ome i effects of getty F aa wets? ate | | May corn 3 white oats, 1568 bushels of No, : K ree | WMarchand’s ectures at Mooian | (On an rin es to wh er; America’s ward t lo A top o , ily co : >: ~ rye. tions tered the women’s events. r Marchanas iectures O0.aN | | a uge gold influx. Some with | 4ul Ce . «sds ee -4 ’ Primary receipts of wheat were “85.000 | Moolah ‘s ‘mple last M h on busi inflatation Your . ie 5 i latation. yur 4 * al eales good =." ; A aggregate com-/for the week with occasional ts & | Chic 4014 48%%-40 49% 494 -& | 32.200 bushels. ‘compared with ut irregularity of the relativity of | 341-/0. ; . 7 , aa r Ov i most dé¢ais in the native | ik r: ..& — ~e which were ~0. rill be | he injuries proved a * | spread covered mos Chic 46%-4, 46-% 46%-% 46% -47 | e nd 74.000 tee. This will be followed by ie and ¢ to belong to the club and | 8ented more complex and difficult with 50.000 a week ago and ¢ regard to the intensity of YOur pros | which Babe yearlings ana heifers opened iULY RYE through. ‘Helen | | SOF 7 + COy ne to| Marchand said yesterday , > i puts out.” : ha "hile ’ ; ialie 7 reactio iich reovere " the street, acco d: ng 2 aid yest raay, were not pu ‘ iis that, while London's financial |inflated credit. your commodity ¥ | moat’ eaction 6el nes, ‘Lop oa mixed | SEPTEMBER RYE. | ae nnea po tie jecelvine 153 care Duiuth d 2g. } | n | St. L h VL ae M j h bulk of all sales was caught at $8.50 geven ouis will have a splendid ee eee Se marchan | m . ili gs ¢ in Automobile Held Under. : | appearance here last March, ad-|™Ovements here of a few million8|the installment payment system,|on beef and ei e chee te maletninns | GRAIN BIDS AND OFFERS *" Grai k 4 240.951 bushels ‘ 6e ad ong prices on nis class rou Grain ef(ocks comp ris® i were no more than sieady. Top beef cows | 327 bushela of No. 2 hard winter bd ny} : } OF . a court 10 players are also expected ty er of 6704 Colorado ‘ open a learn Soong eg jibes | | Coop weekKS otf ant . J -\ Nevertheless, some points in our {against inflation, its plan being to|?.. ; st part found a eteady market | ; September wheat , els of No. white oets. 815 bushels ) Li lit Out tained on bologna bulls through | Se ptember corn... . ' 4° hushels, compared with 7124000 a wees ety . | em ine > - 5 . ’ in : o* ° ay $ SMiarcnand took 1ei!l noneyv. an . : v feftuirhinge fart thir ' packing house empioye Ma ie re ‘ . y. and remple at th start of Marchana’s | 4": distur ving factor whi h caused | persons here assert there is danger L ulk going at $6 to $7. Beef and butcner In returned following an inquest told them all’ his secrets of suc-! a course. Several |time deposits to be shifted to call; of political control of the Federa) | lla made $7 to $7.00. with light butcher | ay =OSte . 9? “7 | ago abs 556.000 last year; corn receipts Vv . sfuRr “1 = ee = Pet aye j ; ‘ ule at | ; : dee i catt! , t ‘ €T10 - | aR! *k Qn Jv ‘2 ol , elainve he held wu | Then Marchana. with his st: “free lectures” were scheduled “| effect. Meanwhile, the immediate there are some conjectures as to | onsitio’ went theoun® finding a rather siow ear: oole , 393.000 bushels . it i i - 4 4a a ae P| it AA ds eSicadidid & . . rr ; . ’ : ; ast y @i. ded (nat agile eng - Moolah Temple t the start Ol | factor operating re j reak- |, Whether the comin res? ti 'demand, while she stuif. moved ready. compared with 489.000 a week ago and f bond if a dozen. brisk ~monev-collec- | é gx here is the weak g presidential | pon pate “i ier fluctuations closed | $60.00 d at Cheah’ epiaanne wal if) ond. usa a» “vers hae AVI y= an * | ss ial io + ec iness of An ia: ro eh} tins: ' et) ' Vea alves after eariser Lliuctuati 0.000 jaet year: i ’ $10, 0 a ; ‘i tors. ix ’ BOE NMlarc h an d’ S canipaié f eik In Lele, he nimi American © X« hange “ hich 1s ' election year Ww iid be a boom yea -. etees Bcare gg, lower on ropa, firet cute In i jRY O0U bi ale le, compared with u3&. 4)t} agner's wife. May. eoe li. tATSO 146 large al idiences, Marchand cid nog some persons to imagine ‘It is clear that much now de-/|proportion and heavies and canner year: | IN TRADE DURING WEE 3 week ago and, 1. 038.000 last year: corn P Ds . clo Be a oe " li i . , ; ing home /! omamphilets, left town afte : ; Ee not changed. Bulk best calves eold | $2 GARAGE it and she were going home and ~" ~P le v 1atier ittle more than hint at the mys- ee 3 | , 10% a x ays “ | ship ons ong'e word ae oe very ay tact 7 — Ter] sy l Bea 3 n srs ‘ se a a a x si eae ei 8 uate . seems a j ne as : r ; m damage news Irom the Southwest, Alove i OV er. There was Do heard w he at ———- Mar- hine {0 examir id's loyal foll who got students to sign On advance, however, was shown on mediu $1.4) for July selling increased. ‘The | ket nominally ic higher, Demand light. No. MONDAY, t ge | nat , ants, : ! | howe | shown on med : islove's machine, easthound,|ers consider most amazing is not he dotted line and collecied. VEGETABLE MARKET and heavy S0Rs. L ae - or” market closed 1c ae ligc higher, and '* hard 13 oer cent protein was offered to . ; $10.15 top Friday with the Du! a: a b ~ ee to 4%c higher: av, jarrive basis 18'c over Kansas City July oe Sap t3e to 20C. ory ti in iy, 9 | 9 | Price delivered Corn was steady to ic low- 1. Square : . ° yY Cooper and knocked him | the 48,000 cold dollars he was able | saw dentists and doctors there, | | F | d hogs $10 to > 2 ' i — P ? r . : j =" 7 » ee tad . . cad ‘ - a ard . e y board of his ma-'t collect. hy vi ine lectur Bis Pa f danartments at Potato Trade Light, But Tare Is | Inanclia an iast ®aturday. thi was l5c to 20c higher. 40: September, er. which was Dot a eurprise because of re- nthe running board of his ma-'to collect. by giving nine lect ' munagers of departments at | . ; ee alee ee ee ae w : . ' Better | Medium and heavy hous a — Sic » undertone of the arket t cent advance. . There was fair elevator, tne . week's Friday session were ww to oO | Btrong all week becaues of unfavorable | mill end shipping demand for the offet- large Oats wer to the pavement. ane 2 fer Fenn ° » we 73 ]a large automobile plant and, : —_ : : > - aad nf an ail company and lots of | . ~'~ LOU'S PRODUCE ROW. May 21.—| n ustria PIETS || bicher, than last week's close. a! lightened | crop news from the Southwest and un-|ings. which were not | ( Jia 3 io: * order buying demand was experienced. but | favorable weather for seeding in Canada. about penne? considering the auality of Ne 98c BED SHEETS hi 7 " a conly ge A be tter Inz pre\ Al ed 1M Baty po ato y “tf. ¥ > ‘s 4 + . -. > | -* ° : ; i a, . = i¢?} ¥ ting A ‘Ww York if fe F e t e li ht. with Aemand NE NE nportant men, said ie Mar ee ae al a ali a. f Raed. ackers bought with freedom, offset J exporter wired that offerings. Receipte were lig 3 AUCTIO ERS AUCTIO ERS 1m} s fee wel erent ak eal Mmarnet wai n reactéd 6iightiy aiter prev! ne wi ~ his drawhack. The bulk of light hogs | mand was extraordinarily active for somewnat improved. shippers and elevators Blenched. Size 72x90 inches, Spe chand entnusilast. WMATCLAD 20:04 | ous day's drop. Track. however, was light, ; NEW YORK. May 21. not for the period at $19. while low on | urday and mostly for United States wheat. | buying, There siuii was a carry-over thour® wate in basement. himself to them. ae knows pSyY- |owing to weck-end. .A few sales of No. _IORCtaONS, re reported 10 be in Prog-jextreme heavies was $9.25. Pigs and! He said he alone sold 100.000 bushels IDu- |e part of recent accumulations wag dit F 1 : “ } mr re 1 Southern triumop!) wer ern 1 med ress or cons lidation of Lehigh Portland light lights featured stronger tendencres, |luth spring and 100000 bushels red win- | posed of bv holders. chology and he knows how to pre- eourmern tiumpas re reported mace} Cement Co. and International Portiand Ce- and closed the period 50c to 75c over last | ters for export. Sales of 25.000 bushels RANGE OF PRICES. ; / , ge « i -~- r ~~ " - ¥ ; . " > > . ‘ - ” ’ 7 ee + in a new way. lic tells | 3t $4.75 to $4.85. Sales to arrive were —t, ‘ 0. The Lehigh ce mpany is one of week. test kinds made $9.25 to $9.75 | were mede to go to atore . Pan! > etnsdaiattcliery ebccaiition dite a othe 2 PR a I RE - NE COEE “ . Se ead i eaceeeiniteenened “~ cane . ee ee nae eye Staph wrt | s n he week was : ~~ “ 'last year. Total su ply for th 4 because of the rally in wheat and the lo. K white. 9 Mac. tes ibs agg ab Bakeries. Lid The transaction; the offerings was 5) With | ings put into the pit early. ‘The close was 2 white, $4 Fe wd $ $9 Q M |/gome back one piece ee vesterd , “ : see ~ Comterts i. . UIP ENT } } an * iweigh sliver car Minnesota rus- | . . were continually pega ower 5.50 — Jul vy, Yligc to ‘PL Sec. Bhipping demand io. 2 mixed, 47c. : tted} $3.50. 1 ear Values slipped from a wes “good with eales of 187.000 wv Samplie grade, 40¢ to 47c. (some spotte at $3.5 | has ordered 10 express cars from American Oats were under liquidating pressure be- week on clipped lambs. Spring , ie cause of the weakness in corn and prices Flour and Meal. Niet dealing meted, Dut an- om ee a ee a8 the best price obtainable. With af in- firmiys vw i; ii : i I \ re } nie ¢ j Triste ¢ he t Te 7. c } SEEE } > 7 . 5 i . ‘ rl train ‘ : ject to approval thereby, we wil! sell for the Trustee of the estate scales should be his and when the _,paturday,. t ading was Freicht traffic on the Atchison. Topeka | only 9 fair demand. values on the weicht- fo egy, age agg monk ty ; $6.60 jute: 1000 barrels soft (to the Soutm Flour quoted by mille, nominal) A > ‘az)'s candy store the | “Old pote ruled firm. demand being é' ek and O08 as compared with 5179 last week forecast for rainy weather over the entire - 6 white, $5 Fancy Rayon Bedspreads 5 GROCERIES, FIXTURES, BAKERY n the scale and then start taking | prices. rei: Sacked, per 100 °- i on 4 SC ale an i len . rurt a ‘ r 4 | : % ‘ « ry) ‘ ° rm! © * —4 ‘ b pr $2. 9 ’ ’ | R rado, russet burbanks reported to have involved about. $5,-| bulk of the ptlernee Te ee lamba le to lke lower and a the wok Ae (0. 3 white, 40 %ec to 50c. 8 to ec: co, 4 white, 46¢ to 48c. $4 Fancy Covered Cot Pads... $1.99 700 N. SEVENTH STREET iibavcieeit’ dave teen Arn ke | rg 1 na ircnand Sa S that IS a fae 2 ‘iy FO ' : 244 ' o~ & 4 : ali joadas W iISCONSIN rurdai® at $4. 4a. f r a “oun y © SPE ie - . rn ie ec: ~ $4 F “r ar & Foundry; 20 mail cars from Stand topped at $18 last week as 0 $17.25 this oF Taney Pads, this week. $1.89 Pursuant to an order lade by the Referee in Rankruptcy, arel sub- that all the storekeeper put in the | * pun better feeling noted, but a os « 7 close was ‘ac “ e j - } i ere ased S| inp! Vv 2) f fat sheep on hand at id week unchanged ' : ’ » a y. . | crades and clears. Sales were reported | ¥ } were light gnd more inquiry , a 4 ; ‘ a Fe picked up in the week ier grades dropped a flat 50c. Best light | tn 46% pUlY, . ice were only 35 000 pea -P ae » 46% c. Shipping sa . and 500 barrels hard on private terms LUPh anit a nu? Moe? (oj “ijl Case : A ir Ss ‘ ‘ ican figure that out ee your self. aes | cn sai ate . ore di\ idends in RM. ee this | $6 and down. Choppers and canners $1.50 od, q cash, 0 aJJ, bew, ,. °, ons ast nn See ees vi Ss AGUS—aAlton boxes (one coven); year, second quarter Dusiness Of Savage | t- ’ h bucks kine $5 to $5 50, ay ’ at e: No. at : stripes. f_ re Are BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE Make Bs ~y. His Motto bunches) $3.50 for extra fancy, $2.50 for! Arms Corporation is said to have recovered fo SP: a eee ee hh MINNEAPOLIS. Mina., rr? 21. erent a lIOTnjAa | 2s SO and Caila- | . P . : P oO 0 to choice aze western io msic.a . AM ae) Oa ” tae diy sion Rend district, ¢ i subject to approval therebr, we ;SBuUccesses intil the ym ide a lot of vos 9s LO 1Ss $3.50 to $6.50 per crafe. le Georne. i a aa oh am M Poo —— wether $9 to $10 good fat southern 3 = 89 tec: No. 3 ge Ne. Yc. ni Standard meal! in car lota held at $2 and rene lidn’t fool around with BE S—Texase cratés (9 dozen ounches) 4 - ’ rf R eee _— ty Steel fected @ : kinds &8. 5D to $9.54. thin to fair kinds 44 “ R ‘ance > aa ar. | cream meal at 2.30 per 100 pounds ”m ~ — s Cigars, Cigarette es niin M A * asl 1 ar 5a sag | $2.50 and Texas bu baskets $1.25 to $1.50 recwer ¢ “ i “yes Lt - t $4.50 to 87.50 Good to choice mutton !s.. ? y * Ph $ Pi Os. | 100-pound sacks: sma!!! tote higher. . . Lunch Counter, Fans, Tables, Cigar Case. Choc the usual pals r. He said that} del. Home-grown adc per dozen bupches : s ewes $7 to $7.50. medium ta good $6.50 | Clove; a 36. d. $12.37; ribs. | St. Lo . » ete TERMS ‘ aah. i Count I $ . a : a ; Bit he cold Ol and 60c to Me for at al April surplus of the New lage Fy ~ no &;% plain no mea lium sé to SHDN. cehon- | ’ ‘ “bh } , 14 AO, $ : Hay ers amen, «i 1 Ger , . SETI, ou. oor seats ste “AB B AGE-—May ‘ket was auiet an t & St. Louis tNicke! Plate) was $668.468 . pers and bucks 84 to $5.50. canners $1.50 -ANSA: SITY , 21.—Cash wheat | o ae Sent L. HALE. Trantec, BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, h 1 thev had a right to a good an men Arkansas ria ik viet and un. after charges, against $629,047 in Apriljto $3. Fat goats $3 to $4, thin to fai reecipts ; rk ak ie low No. : car No. 2 $19, 1 car do $19.50. Alfalfa onal Bank of Commerce Bidg. Auctioneers. : : eae te * tan livered and Texes bulk cabbage | [ast year, and ‘g* the first four months j goats $1.59 to $3 Fair to good kida at |? dark 1-3 ist aN@ 145 ke io. 2 $1.3 ~——2 cara standard $22, 1 car No. 1 $25, i — ime, cet). eas ney should liane a 1ean be (Friday) 150 per ton ls pom this vear. 2 he. > ae, = ay S05 260.707 i to . oe (300d to choice aD ring lambe $18. Sn | @1. 4h No. ” hard $1. 37 &: . Prairie—1 car No. 2 ¥ i ‘ ; ¥ + «w their lives ¢ - ls Vv. } Sza1Se1 Dp! : > cabbaee (Cry Sta | Springs In the A oe r = C aw Oe Aprli gross te Si. medium to good @15 » 50 tn S16 50). | : ag 1.47 le . No : $i 35 : Hay G' iotatione- J mothe TRUSTEE’S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE ha cae cette den resp oe al _ and Hazelhurst) gold lightly in icbbing way | deel! ined $212,879. | plain to medium $14.50 to §15.50, cull | 1. sf to 3 $1. 33 @1. 36. , , E. SASSIN, Bankrupt ya at fellow certainly sold himself }$8.450 ‘tT delivered. . ° aad and common $12 to $14.50. No. 2 white 8&8 @90c SY 4: ixed. $21: No. 21 ie hy ’ ie ee Be sai a ite | *“ARROTS—On track. 1 ear Texas bu | : i op ¢ H x ” lio 9114 @98%c: N 2 3 mixed, $21: No. ight clover mix p everybody who heard him. Take CA . xas DU; Net loss of $455.509 for the year ended orses and Mules, vie ad 7 ; ae ° On gale Monday in Basement 415 N. ENTH STREET | to e ryt : f Daakets, $1 Ho. Jobbing sales Texas bu March 31 is -reported by American Reet Tradine in horse 1 } 21.c;: No. 2 mixed SR@OV wc > of Oe @19: | No. 1 heavy clover F SEV another thing he said, for Instance, DARK ets, svc to $1 5A f le! ivere d—top for Sugar against Det lose of $639. 379 the ' Satiaf 4 n $s ° and Muilts proved very | 7 * ‘O ae: “ og ~ heavy clover mixed, bulge nack and & car burnt tops, 1 aeliv- piesa ovine 4 actory here the past week from the , 37 ee 3 50s @ S4c. . ¥ pure clover, $22 to $23: v les - sellers’ point of view. prices being main- 1.48. i 1.54 @L. wets clover. $20 to $41; choice catty x. $43 : ESDAY, MAY 24th 10:30 A. M. | just to show what a good psychoOl- {ered and some slimy tops. 75c\ to $1.25 . - * C i " delivered. tained on a firm basie on all classes and re. $1. 04 rhe 086. : » i @ 88 c. Hay §7e to $22: No. 1 dairy, alt , : a, oo to i kru > | Og Ist is. t Parsuant to an order of sale heretofore made by the Referee in Bankruptcs | 06 he | CAULIFLOWER—Car California jobbed |. American it & Commerce had net to age acer a agen and smooth-mouthed _ unchanged; receipts 54 cars 24; standard dairy alfa 2+ seuling fairly active. A good many NEW YORK. May 21 z— Wheat ree ~~ No. 1 feeding alfalfa, $2°: standard feed- ae SUDIeCt to approval thereby, we will sell for the undersigned trustee, the “He said, ‘Look at the signa in/s° to &S9.25 per crate delivered. Home-| loses of $6786. for the first quarter, asin 1 ‘ ~ ~ s € vy " ; Vin I res qd grow n. © per box loose for small and | against net $341.877 in the first ing interests were represented and @ good |. firm. domestic May 1,44 uly | ing alfalfa. $20; No. 2 alfalfa, $18; Mo, 4 ish: fully ea a. A high-grade stock of Lingerie, Hosiery, Pajamas, Kimonos. Fancy th-mouth , | - sale of capital asseta, | MOOTNh-mouthed iorses bond, 1.57%: July 6%: ne : celery in fobbing wav. $2 to $4.50 ner {total net ‘oss for the : ‘ype. will | The Property will be offered in bulk and in detail. TERMS CASH. | - tured in good wagon horses and bic horses. St. Louis Bran Market. _ te 4 ‘yet , avs ri tsyyei. | California lare vrates, $5.50 elivered. | . c customer isn’t always right. Busi a large ¢ $5 delivered ° ° horses and mares. First-class ridine horses ) w. 85c: No. & mixed. 86c; sample, . but & good demand with direct sat 1 Nickel fin- wing desira | ble merchandis¢ h tor ‘hich sav th c nO oe Hand. the stores which say the customer 50 te , r ‘quarter of 19 After adjustments. in- clearance Was effected. as : ruaranteed ; ? ae mathiefs 1 ay] am TI¥TURES: F * Wall te atway icht. Thev’'re the b le oF wer i io mor Jarwe heed a ; | elud lo , ; ; tember $1.39 *Voreian m | prairie, $18 to $19; No. 2 prairie, $14 te riven codeden =- 14 r uncheon Sete, Table Linens, etc. FIXTURES: loor Cases, Wail is alWwavs rigot. They’re the bunk. RY arket was steady. Florida | ciucing i108” on th let. although the best demand May 1.5 15 e a” 6k and Chair. rT ia ’ . ort ho? r iret quarter 19 : itnoughn D , ( r | They don’t mean anything. The erate delivered according to condition, and | year was $992 241. oak taan a's 3 ' gt Dit WM... Mar 21 —-Corn—-Receipts. ecg — . PATL HALE. Trnst REN J. SELKIRK & SONS ' od ag work horses and vounge farm lo lower: No. 6 yellow. &6c Wheatfeed was firm. Local demand wag arge slices ! ' R ws istee, ++ _. epi bean Punched. weshed celerv $1 per bunch for | , ere _ it ~ellg oe A production in the Seminole| were in fair demand, but trade was not c, Oats—Keceipts. 6 cars; of bread ot k of Commerce Bid. Auctioneers. ness men. know it. But what they ‘umbo. $1.35 for extra iumbo and 765c for 5 oo oe nieh aed 1 G06: am brisk on the commoner Weds . ' ‘ 2 ‘ aoe SBiarer e OES “oe i ie Sa /arca, Oklahoma, reache new high record | a — © Pind EE : whi e, i c ne time don’t know is that science proves eer UCUMBERS—Market was easier of 36] 000 barrels in the 24 hours ended Common muic¢s made up the biggest. part unchanged “ms . nna, S0e ' } there are three en ou f every | a: u ‘ke : bbed 2.40 : ( @. m. yesterday. an increage of 10,000 | ne run of ti ute kind but eld readily. ’ mix f > > iO a ting ee: Gy io. | $: 25 deliv ered - -| Darrels over me day vetore. Offerings of 1100 Ibs. and over of mood | POULTRY ’ MARKEI sacha ue teltous mur 80 2 ra I 2% ’ ported as follows: 1 car soft bran (Frida An qualitv and 14.2 ‘0 15 hand pack and mine EGG AND POUL- | 230 to £0 out tmmediate shipment, 1 6 one = | hundred who will always be wrong. eo a ; + $9.5 to $ ‘ : ' mules aiso in demand. — b er =a} GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND HARDWARE : : .¢.1 Getty, nd Ne ei 2s rT | , . thi 2 :) nace 7 , te Tis a 14 N “ aa Pe “4 on nd ton hehe = " * oe ' * po Prvi ie. : 3 AY ‘TS RU’ ER. : ‘ + G C — es l.othing will please them. me a rs aliverea. The Baltimore & Ohio neither bas pur Native Horse Quotations: Good to aed EXCHANGE, May 21.—Fresh first cor oaks to arrive imunetiaie gatoeans soit AV 24 ’ : 2 nev “el aned up at S' 60 ™ A ‘ - eho a e 5 > 2 5376 EASTON ‘ worth trving. So he went on and |- gy @ rs fa Alabama and Missia- |craseé nor has arranged to purchase. eith- | draft. $135@165: medium to good BS nt re lsc to lc lower at 18%c¢ and epit ; ‘ “ee gee te ae oo ote %e-bu | oT, 1% itself or anyone else, the Phita- |$75@135: good to choice chunke + yah nal let a thn oe car soft (direct sale by mill) br ny 431 28 $3 Hold-Heet Eles. Teasters.. $1.49 ; URSDAY, MAY 26th 10:30 A. M. i prov ed that A husin ess man real- . Lan - ot : vl eae ess Bags ng - pea deiphia rropertr of KRaldwin Locomottve | 100: med um to rood $504 | ae et ne 5 hag > ae a and middlings $34.7 Stes 20 phy sh'> $5 Star Reversible Toaster $2.98 || In accordalice With the terms of a certain agcreement, we ® il} sell at the | ly studics psych ology he’ ll make a hou }etlm ee iobhed $275 for W ee Danie! Willard president of the choles Sears horees | .: SN- fair t } t — te = on wile a6 tle Eel | ment. nie ae: » Dave and manner indicated above, the following property: pes’ $8 for earlicks a quoted asi — _ on od Sonth hata — 8 . - Br emooth | ?Re- old ducks 2c to dc lower at 18c and Alfalfa Meal. Mock of vemerad merchandise. consisting of Drv Goods, Clothing, Hoeiery. Success. thy’ —French (imported). 24¢ ner tb. @15 1€ eoutmerners 1 a D urs Si, _ Alfalfa fal No 2 tn new ac tar, Sweaters. Hats. ( ans, Tools. Stilson Wrenches.. Tinware, Granite- The principles which Marchand, || EGGPLANT—Florida 145-bu crates 288. Saler of Pissly w geiy Western for Native Mule quotations: Draft mulee Commission houses paid the following} quoted at $23 and No I. | om 0; , 368 ane 488 out of mixed car ‘under ice). he fir: as year rose to | 1R to 17 hands €175@ Onn: aniene mules. prices for round lots of various articles.) in secondhand sacks. $27 | aad other mere } lige o fen Ae hharacter ' “RMS CASH ee ~ ye vs P : FISHING TAGKLE . a land f kindred character. rER! . according to his sales literature, |S! $3: express shipments 36c to 48s: | $4,973.15! of R07 in the same \15 to 18.2 hands $1°S @1H0- entten mules BGG — Fkreah firme in xs, CH BCS. — | " g 0 mrt} 4 S4° per 114-bu mte. eriod of 192 6. 2 ain ‘of 0.7 per cent. Beam fe > pg gr nite ety te ordi j 1&c: Bs » $48,000 wor ’ C D . . good hair 16 to 16.2 hande.| 19%@19c-: ordinary firsts, 17@ ca New York Coffee. . BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers aare in. Bt. teow oe th | $3_to me | turned ic ji : ; H i j : ag ae GARLIC—Louisiana single strings, new. 7 ce wal ond yr whe $1.25 Steel Fishing Rods ; i .% of business wisdom included come | Orc 5 65 at ‘ardin gx to quality and eize e ; A : i j : adi . . yp MULCS 100" en tat. gone re BU TTER “ocak Creamery extras! 43c: cha the Arenciated Presa. | alicia Pig : California loose in sacks. 4%c Tue New York Curb Market memDership ;' 2 hands $100@125- cottor ‘ ond On. NEW YORK. M ” ‘ ments on “The secret of all human ner of George W. F. Green has been sold for | mules, mat fat. good hair 14.2 to 15/|atandards, 41c; firsts, oo seconds, . d2e;) AR gyre one 1 —Co! tee ue Dahon P neti name | 3 wt , er $3R.000 ¢ it u ! $200 ve hands, $85@199: eotton mules. mares.j No. 1 packing stock, neludit curitles, ontroti- | CC'Pts. § ro ' : ' ae . » [50 reise hie antes , $1.98 Bue Parniie gy t. win we wees aell at Fyn a or od erat hanes que ™ vs . wate sess 3 14 oe wo 4m $. ‘oO f l QR «= — bhatt ; - “yore A og t ' ' ito 200 pounds. $8.65 to $10: 219 to 249: PIGEONS AND *QUABS— ogre Pegg '°80 vreig higher. a 2 an ee wn a Bart Ae riental Rugs, ost Th be sold. casn. fo 0. Ts 4 150 red. Alabs mathe entire ownership of Ijiinois & Missour! | nopunds, $9.65 to $9.90: 260 to 310 pounds $1.78" ver aoe. Dees Se - 42.000; Jundiary receipts. 19,000. Pipe Line Co. and other securities, Wall 9 40 to $9.65; good to choice pigs. “ge 25| “VEALS — Choice, 130) to 157 pounds. a3. os E a lec tion o many vears Very rare “gprs This goods must Ve fey - “ 1 K . « Sure it will may vou to attend this Marchand describes himse as if! : » . _— . — TL ohn er ry lk of : heing paid ‘on- | °°: ™ CASTING LINE , BD t808 Chon A. A. SELKIRK AUCTION & STORAGE CO. | tield 8897 te country ‘boy... names eeres” | e-bu hampers $5 to| street bad talk of 340 being pald for con). oo a4. market on light pigs OF | : 180 pounds Ie to 10%e; 110 Boston Wool Market, 20- =, 3 — ’ ntea i. oe, ‘he . BOR ip > mae ie ror a i mackt: & shippers took 1000: "esti o> c. BOSTON, Mav 21.—New clip W . ; } who hecame ‘‘a sticcesefu] business 4 gas a ADISH —— Fin ne-grown iarge $3 > ~ ' 3000 beavy hogs, $9. 20 ' . ; wools are commencing te Revom ie territory wools gre moving tn See : | = 3 ner 100 Ibe . a = = , # h.’’ L ome-gr 65 : sel | $9.80: mediume. , | : : salen and > ‘ Oac h. | a che =O me-gTo wn 50c to c ' Chicago Provisions bs J — 4 hy = j ey ei #6) ’ recuctione. rood ahane Texas iz months 290) hae $1.50 TROT LINK long horns, 24c: dasies, 2@4c: | market cinsing net 4 points ag ee [eae CC nfide : IO[se eyes; col nce, poise. cael a . Se $1.25 Multiplying Reel with Click.49e r : _e . = E | ‘ 9 | 25c per bu ob ai Aaectsaasioin Pratl Ide., lhe to 166 per pound; + 19 clean $6 Shakespeare Level W. Reel, $3.98 ; ra AUCTION SAL ENGLAND DEPORTS PRINCESS i CHICAGO, May 21.—Provision marwet |, ther erade" meer jead “Comoe rr .. Gy aie estes sar | nei doe ‘0 $08 wher territor 4 MARION, (Willi County), (1. 38 Bi: “y 5 N. MA . ‘Sends Back to U. SS. Pretended ttuce ony on od quality. ee ee "Low, Close, spots 25c lower: : cov ttert |; FROGS—Jumbos OU meciu ~ ha ing Q98c to 08. tioad, 9 ’ WEDNESDAY, MAY oh: 7 11:00 A. M. : Sar ’ eetaiieci of Wales. + , oo bs pins Ban bpin ea ae | 2* ; Saat ' ‘ o- af +i . winall. $3 oer dozen. ae |= : three og RSc 90° 4 to Boe andisent | .. ee, Os laccount; half fat Sli; cs | ap. MEL gto: $5800.95 res, SATO: tal, $7.40 0. iit, LIVERPOOL. England, May 21. }: Sc pe ¥ | negligible suDp't . hiches! since war c HIC 4G0 “ee 91 21. —Pou!try—A ive | 4tc to 43e for three elghthse sioed od 40¢ a uy a1 ede r} aA MI a) cartons a Cw ae days extreme top — tPerg. 7 Ate “ to dle for quarior Dees. bieod. . ; “a 3.0! 3.08 3. ) Bea receipts. none; unchanged MILK—Country atatem $1. 2 70 PS, 1900 LONG FILLER ler mace by the “Ho Walter 4. rant, Referee bidder for ee . ' 1g Of *] amt? atest - re . per | ° ’ o 7 ; aié aft Public Auetion to ihe hi we st and he at ‘ ey | ie Re ii Ss ¥ led } . imi . ss Nadin ‘ te 5 = a = NS—Home- grown 950 ] » 4 *-* ae. { s 5 ‘ ; at P hae ngs. , ; } | cholo CHIC AG ra May 91 —~Rutter higher sre et a ee a ‘narrow. wh ; ordere, -iper box loos — : ; BCIEeF nS a, ae to 5.419 tube: creamery extra 4ic TURPENTINE, FLAX, LINSEED Remirion Hosiery, Notions, Mining Supplies, Wrapping Pape de Cnarrow, who was ordered re- | von oe “fterings were scarce. New B =| heavy heifers up to V7 mene be ike: | standard iL sim toe | # . : be , > sane ae enseeeereers ~ >i Ped steers and eariin . so tn A ae T OR NIP TOPS—Home-grown at 26¢ per ee ee er gii.50 to $13 i] te} ela “" PUrvey ghee Feb i re ne _ te Daing ey - . . &: feeding soring ' **r*s 1%; roosters lic. Other produce un- NEW YORE. May 31.—Raw glk oriagd x chang unchanged. : tenes one JE re Avenue. Teleph } hae inne e1% barrels ‘ioned owe $459 to cocks 39 AUCTION s&s ’ IDAY 10:00 A. M. ‘ing to visit Kimg George of En- f ppere poor Missias’ pt - ”" RERAT'T-—-Caske af RENC ney - +n c 4 GOODS ‘AT PRIVATE GALE DAILY dy | eee T POTATOES Markel as ouiet at ys nalf-barrela at $5. keas at $2. lambs. $18.60 to $13.7 ys to ~ a ~

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1S POST- DISPATCH __. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 19270 | ia ‘ — ; ~~~“ 5BLE SYMBOLS franc A atrmbels: Cg ig aE ) MONEY STILL [> suares sou K’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET 2p wee ote ee tp ROLL AL OTE papas ay A eRe RRR ANE otto MeL TO FE ENT FROM CURB en the W week on the New York Stock Exchanse Fc rom ’ Uneha een | EcI 4 L RE. ix) Odd lots. nnn nee weges ated > though quo- | 0 were 11,347.900 shares, compared with = BY SP wi POI OS | ; . a — hi mn ot sfocks on the 026.200 last week, 6.163.900 same week NEW YORK. May © — @ r mam were well | ayear ago and 10,091,300 two years 85°- ; } ’ Close (Ch ge. | ‘S# in the bond Market aay the 5 of nual cme Ege | 08 - leven for i ion. ean ce jurn ‘Stocks and Annual Sales, — Low | Close Ch ge. Range for jStocks and A® ur } fos | for | | ove a short session, t up ——— ey ; cr buyieg nds tw Feek. K ifirm. and there PAs : tne vigorous Stocks and Annual (Sales; High | lew | Close |Ch'se. — for i Dividends for | for | for | for | for (Dividend “ ik. Week .| Week — were @ of : eg)005 “Tow | Close [ch se for for | for for for Ly 7 | Week. Week High. Low. 2 PTISd Ton Ot 7) SSB MRR s a | vanees. Easy moter « ia F ago’ 1 cen 4 ef Jarly among” the- ” Ay ae Week-End Trade. - ee E ~) tee id . ¥ w ithi ant ee th - > 3s we eed ~Iy teat * ” recor , +: a g - et we IBo a ra Pe sa seee Sie - s¢ 3 re aad re yw - 7” ihe Via of ne Bre Duis! A att | “~ » ~ - + “= + ” -*) , ne 45% Commonw Pr 2.00b ei : : ui a Laclede Gas 1° |. Bis 115 | 15%. 14% Ray Cons Copper } Brooklyn Union Gas §ije aa Bond & re ses SE Edison sold up 2 Gi : 73 12) Liz? Co Sb nvest Tr 3.00. «& £6 * * 34 Laciede Gas DP ai ame ome ae: (119% 94 Reading — iI . | : +2. 41 'e uae oy ve pf 6.50 19S. Pullman & Co. and Pa - ‘ aii Soiv B &. 2378 ‘4 : $43 ; oon 73, e are | a | 45% Read co Granby Conselidtesg fe. ; og arg Parte ge nitty “17% Congoleum-Nairr . 263) ZP's, : ee ‘ SAP ig F 50 12: 1% 1233 - | by ae Sik Hos pid 7 ied the largest gating Baas wie ty . zains im ia ee “wnt C1 ar 4 . ~ ~ ~ ” } 4 : cae . > Me ' “tO Pw tl Pe ne oe ot i eed OR.) ~ =~)r* fee Pn eee one Poe — iv Sue eS ee om |e D> tle: ‘saree ‘F. w 6 we > 0 ee SS be ibe et et) * LeoODuM oa. os . oy = GOED eS > ee oe bide iL Ul (DS ee | — i" a sere + » Arizons hela steady im ew «4 pt es D da me et bbe he D be D0! Rose h Mag eee Beet Sugar r i m Rrake Shoe& Stu “ pegged AV or ' "ee 4 Brown Bo pf ~ ; ; mean Vv i 2 ye > a~ D&S tt Lh ae | esr es se ory} she @ Ow CO Ge wpe POL HDI Cc Iwi pe @sa ~ 25 + “2 Lv | * 2) YW et egis 4 ws! : ~ ~ ' 2 , > (Se Py ' Wes 0 ee? 2 -% -~ ~ ~ i3 me rg eB) I> wDrA~VUpDi pee “Lg D+) +1 MN oo oe ~~ ae 2 of 3) | aol =~ poehasd “RR i 3815 st = Tat ra } ) “a i. ; the A-seociated Prese. Safety ahi: 7 ' NEW YORK, May ¢ DuyIng was estimated tig om constant nem ae a Dn wei ; agg an oe : . , ) nas 4 : ‘ quiring nearly 100605 ce , and wees, aan MeCroy | ‘St ee - es = 3 3 T Ll. Southw a 4 é . This was practically tee > te ive coc th “i were “| Mecrory 3! 60 Arms . 7 : 320) 55 , th teel mark ria ' rand ed most | Am —w Crory St ptd R st ». a eee : a : a ee et im the ay ay eveis. ~ yal rading Im (iti as ~ . Dusiness during the. becau ' : i, cent . ie 51 33! 33 | ‘odrawals agaimngt \exg | ; ioe Seagrave a Aiea mt oe , ora conunued. Prices way rm st whol sears Roep : facturers of some sted a je | Se ule range, = topper * ee “—) *: 3 ' ai © , » baviis 2 quick | 56 i. shattuc A to ~ Po at : | Be ; , ig : ' ve , 43% Shell Trans&éTr 9% my 1, | ers, D poner —s ;e] a : ~ a! is in . . . ' rm es vapon 242 Fg Soa) se 58, | caine» sendy peat at 10.00 ne ef r £7 . Ss > , Pi irvp Was steady 5. se ate Oc: “urred. 3 is ih iy } te had tis usual wide range, & markets and iNqQuities wem ne TQ peang foliowed by & Quick Pittsburg district reported mate — 95. There was reductiobs in some qualia. _ ge ouaely Export demand for tappm. a. necks then falling below a sustaining influese cari: sn the fparke oved toward the as ° » er lange we’ 4 ¢ . noth, has fallen off agg ‘eae or 4 - under pressa! enading Ras Seen reported, : — ma 6 1 tone. althous the rave rts ‘ - summers, as a rule, are believed : ‘ o. ° ‘ mod ‘erately unde. ee » Dairies 4 ea ar iberaliy seuppplied “—y far ut ! Sou Daines B ‘ aa Sagal cael . imimediate needs are —_ oa ’ ] _—— . ~ ‘ io . “— rt . >. - : S75 Mex Sead 0 : 5 Dore a Porto | | : cline to 12% lou ame RO? es Kodak 8h . ; aa i = iL ap * -* . “> ‘ ™ . (97 : , ' ‘ ; 4 ve] p any general buying, ort ttenti dn orn ac- tie Kansas City Southern, : gas?) = ne Rete | o 5 ON! 3% °S1, %41, Eaton Axle &é Sp2 :: 4 ae : 3 Tin was lower early am yah operations for Far Eases a J usa ge @ ; ae : a ' rs aier the iemand 4 oressure oa tire Jd unti vr valzems or when yen seld im Japan ’ ’ , ~ PT) ; June position was; » 65.31. ee 2 "ace os ~ pointed to arte P 3 . Put pete i‘ . i > hack. a Lea J was sharply lower fm ee 1% Bases and - ~ ae etribute : impre yvPrm« oe 4 x | Li L met ai, the ee ~~ ro -« * Lorillard Loulsiana Louis O1! Louis GE&A Louis & Nasn Livi tl. : 7) ‘ . > Ut By Leased Wire trom the New York Bureav of the Post- - Dispatch. VEW YORE, May -!.— The Eve- Aisa le week oe Cue 3 Dia’ re ——_ — ai —" * - at Se wd ft pnt oat [ed ~ Wo m ra FE pf ~ vung > > He 7 * — of “ ™ is me mo Gt) Se St) Oe aaa ~4 from Od il | mel —) proposal! Marca ite, R= 02H So . , 5’ ° be? PEEEE Peer ere ee pty aise uy iso, o@ ps Pe ~ Rn at es PPE S - - a Co cipitatec + BA e £rea 4.4 > “a2 e & a wee wip ow woe oa a ~ e+ - ' Te —— --_ er a e 4 e° ¥ 5 7 2, Spl tegetie? pe x + ey Ly RHEE - - oF ~) J p-~ Rusia x ” ee Re ep railroad st 4 % z 2 KO’ 193 te p and dropped | J “} exchange yirided 1-32 to 93.98 for cablos. Canadian “as also in supply and yielded i? wv} 3° : , waa $4,; 4 4 a ) , " “ten ; ; : "» 4 TO oT, ron BE maintained a steady And T * \ ‘ 4 ’ >» ‘ he ys a -of ~ “8 ' ‘ 2 . 4 fi é ey 4 v 7 ' ok er Stren aie = iaill P J x ‘oa oe — - me Seur iay Sterling : ner Dan : + , 1; orate oP ta secs inde ' AS Motion Pictures | , , ts Tage i | - 91, Studebak oS os| 2 & | | 3 rates moved up| Can pid | | ee wer “an | | : Com : be Sonanieh. Jape- | Can tts recover? A at ¢ ', tairbanks Morse ¥* a ’ re ae el wag a wu 700 000: “ae ial to the Post-Lispatch. (hi (Wit? ors hd * r rf RA Mer Zi ae ae an : . last P al ry a 4e as") us- Peppy neg rat fatu: dav *. - dar s ana a - puns “eo sabire tor Mex ® tgtions on the foreign exchange markets: i me, je Fd fi — ied >> AAAS Debits tn acrneE ’ S200.000- total . wid al | re tri] 3900 OOO ‘om bined i,ij= Ja ht Do ay ~Is>Draaw= . actuals (si - Continuc. tA INDO. Wee * . : siactacular Gain _ Lon R. 3. _ a nie | a > i. ee prion bille 7% . months’ bills 3%@3T% NEW YORK RUBEE . ———— e ‘i . j = ;' 7 t : re . . = — 96) . ‘ +s . . . a Bt 2 “weee BA 143, Baldwin Locom 7. 2798, 216% 19s , rs 11° , A 7 1} . oN | % Transcont 01) . 2a C. : N EW "YORK K Ma 4 RF Ay cgy mete Appaigtaae, Fiees, -_ G8 ww t- © 6 3 82 8 : : x . " 7 : 4 , ‘ i ows less 1°2%.116 Ral Lor a Fes. | nn ae : Qg1 q “0 , Gas & EF) 1 > % i ; . ” ‘ : % ” "88'. 281 14 '7HR & . tb Twin ¢ R % 37 1 2 2 a . : A 7, al : i 60 Underwood Type 4 — A; ° | ‘Pana ' & AY } ‘} fy] . ’ : i . 4 , « ‘ 0 an 1 a ie NM iS- : : ; M7 lL. eee . : : a 2 4 ' : — x be as ae > Lnderw Bs pid j over-production WU é - - t B™ i arn - . . “ . Os 4 — r Ye . 4 i } "Dp Bas & 2 »f the Loree consoli- Se) oe sete a, Se . . : a9 1 Ld p On of i pice : -*> Se. : nner ‘ eee | elaated - »¥ i ase ee Re rneda)’ id the Japanese trou- . Bayuk . . " . *,. . ’ ; ‘ R vuK ainiv enough how firm ! a {2 a ~~ _* *- as VRE r a ——— a > ’ ™~ 1 ) ’ | sda 7 4¥e : 4 ‘ is r , : ° [ ¥R , > _ i : : gine P pa . I ; WEEKLY FINANCIAL . ’ . } *? . , ‘ - : * ; . én —_—. y - . "> nf ii i} , pape : ’ ‘ re ys ‘ & ' 1 t ts } I 3 4 ' ~ ) . ‘ 5 oe 3 ; ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ c M = i ‘ » . - j » 2 si s — " - ‘ - 4 . . or Lr . 5 Fe 4 aes - 7 ‘ : " ¢ > : ' . @ . {} 7% : be ? , : _*% 79 ; PRafes ict iy 4 ee ‘ 2. . I i ‘ ‘ : ' + . —2*2 STA = . emt) | - - . ’ 1 re . . ° . ‘ — . , s“) * ‘ r . , : in the continuation o ar , Belding Hemr 3 . ) 2 3 2 te ! | . ¥ & Harlem | : . . ) 3 | a 3A: i : - iv : : - . " -- ° - | Thie : . 4 rye M, “= «d« “1 . as | ’ Ss @ : i. 4923 3 a ¢ ' \- +9 ? . ’ & ha ’ 7 : » & . . , . re j = * : 1Z i i« - ‘ = o , . . 5 INR. or pathos OP SR A ey IR. oe abie monev position. | ‘ry ‘ek face ot pry Rn hy BREEN co NEW * Week High. snene 161.44 159.54 ’ ‘aAvVeraxke | Foretan Bonds oe ' ; il 7 7 . : o sig ‘ e* i ;, 4 od . : . ' F ' ‘ aAhe «4 4 : average of 19 . } ’ + '* . . ~~ }. -* . | . Bin Sy . ; y Z v: > ' . - ° « ‘ " eS ' - x rt . Pa) 2 + 5 : 7 | “ : ) + r Mana Ewe ade demand for reserve wei i i a 7 ‘ ing } ! b15% 1181, anal} ¢ 50 3 10%) 11 N a0 eg 4 3 -"’ | Bederal Reserve hic) 1 of 1000 is lowe! coer , ot1 a 114 st Ri, 1191, 1TR% 1}! aiaaiiniesancis bea p 100: Rup x ali same are i pepderal Resers which at $1,000,000.09 i | ed : : : “me - 1%, OU Well —_ Co : : . ae e 4 VE aS C pe = > , Mititii is £m nye Ta a RRS Or eat a ss than yours. Explana mou, expansion in member > + penhi Month of ! ease April 100 eredit lies in the neavy 23 | Hacken Wat pfd ” re ll) DW wf . a tj Ct Foi « 7 1 ad wt ; J vi) ‘ 3.456.132 ‘ _ see @eeseeste gold this year. Net 1927 to date tota!] $115,000.000 not * separ rm; > 7. ‘rp $50 aon Ann Count) purcha: eS Federal Reserve ha Ftrn tT “a Flagt aad evetem . e e Tide of New Issues Rises. sere? ~ ss ri? " Wak ee t A Ca pi A * mM merci: Donn s=n > CON c silt ack 4 a+ Pet sd ~) a» 4 event ue car 4)i = comm 3” aan 19.924.416 Grain oe gran we! 40.510 ‘ee a! =. lowtw! as at. aT AW BERRI BS—Market At a etree IF aeons REE, ws of a ww ja . ~~ | oh pe 7 of + Iz ium sfromse y carict 4aystri tu’ re owe: 4 care Misscurt aes | end ripe? $4 25 to Artansas aromas $4 to $42 | (Piist Kosh} 50 * cars Arhanes (Suring‘sie| eromes $4.59 to $5 and — ay gees poke ae - 2? be Fe 13 ww SQ nbtge stee ee Ate gin tie interpret at for them among America’s os The Financial © ‘ Cases MM. now for 25 year® ew ee ‘ wo, | asea Missouri aromas il but —e : 450. 16 cases do (sett) ar nothing to ses His « IES —Laess sales Northera ° e wholly un biased. - kan $3 per 24-quart «rat . : : tormia ) 70%! OT% ie without peresudses. They UWIFORNLA emg 1fs—Call "58 ] t5™% : YEA SAO AOR ce Ae BNE NE eS Feet gop oe - Pe yer os CA ADE A TIP EM - Fite PF. wow *. 4 eB on Be: * ae ag Mag Be re ’ et Be. : f : I ‘ 3 | and = —_ ‘ar Florida 23- 25 years a: tt 0: irveier Coe pid . AVA Ie ; iS als . © I ‘ ” n IF ical te ~ ~~ : eed v : ' ec | = ie 36 to 2h-pound do $3.50 te | . > . a At} 4, i, : ~ . aN rr Af "7 ; + 52 i ye 5 ‘ {View : 7 ~ -_ = . Wm) IrCn 2 ar ‘ : : gt De- Commodity Price Trend. =. : raat, THe . Aerorau? | & a 1ARtw 1AR% y 3 Ile Kelle sf pe ons . ' a“ pond a “rt pia ' oe * ‘ : a Yale & Tewne Sh “As the year Wears on tre ARN 7 *Y 93 ‘ co . - ». ~~ : . : att : : 3 a oe va , : ! a ’ shy re - . I ‘ 3. Kel! ‘ , , , ' t : " ' : Yel Trek & Crach trend of commodity prices is fol. | ae fe 14 : STS « . bs i > i . heal} ' rs _ a 2 - ; - | on . | : £5 1% Fon Bemer ; ‘ at OS eee tne “ ~~ - oe e i : . ‘ . a . tu iowed more cioseiy OY (hose who ee eo = aire — : a annem _ — — Sona — EE SE sie te ty s 7 » va , ‘ : s >t e T's venera - otors an uqason movement of prices ts related to offset the unfavorable trend. er recorded i a burst of buying ‘ ve nat 42 « +3 > , . - . | 2°" scarcity of offe: : demand Housten Oj] continued to mount to fluctuating unevenly tL. S. Steel | the prosperits trend Notwith- ° ° bd the start oc the second hour. i ill eas,: Si B ae ke ; e - atest . -_ . a ¢ ; nigher seveis. rooklyn Union Gas came to life again, duplicating its standing pronounced gains of iat Active Market Saturday. ofit taking in the iast few min- developed activity and set a new inorevious high for all time before at- “¢ ; -rtculi urs t | = , ites caused recessions from the best went : ie ee — ‘ , ‘ _ ‘nm eertaim agriculiura! groups the Speculative operations were re- ‘ sito a inn fe th Ga industriais ; ll a high, but Laclede dipped slightly in| tracting sufficient ‘offerings to fill | . genera! level of orices continues to ” umed with ine *reased vv} g<or not on) v inane omen Pen efterines enna many recently a specialities eariy trad ng. Internaticnal Nickel ithe demand. The genera! list af in- i Drygoods Market Review. fali gently. Some authorities in high priced specialties but in all oi ury absorbed in most instances, | ""¢ rail shares. Several sharp ad-| ¥45 pousthe = large §6seene and | vestment rails, too, were quieter,, NEW YORK. May 21.—Cotton goods eontend that the downward move- Parts of the genera! list in one of The tone at the end remataed fem, | Oe" took place. Pittsburg and Climbed to a new high, while Lam- though offerings were readily ab-| were quiet in the gray cloth division to- ; ment in commodities ts destined to | the most active short sessions in | i a ‘ | West Virginia shares, for instance, bert was unusually active and sorbed. Oi] stocks were neglected. | dar. Efforts to buy at current prices | squeere out small concerns to an years on the Stock Exchange toda: feontinued tec sear In sensationa!] s'rong. ° e e | fer the ‘ast quarter of the year were be- 7 ine ons n ie iat ad . al New high records were established New High Records. ‘fashion. New York Central sold at e e ° ° Exchange Market Steady. | yey By gg. Se. icreasin and that witi- . —_ . as | ; me age se th vg, (im & long list of industrial and rat!- New high records were reached; the highest leve! wt years, while Some Narrow Ranges. | “Woretgn exchanges maintained a) * . Bur- oie ge ‘ 1 “er 2 . . » ¢ P Per ; ie mately even 8 "e «a he A°S°?T road shares, not the least promi- a threugh the list ag @ result of Loutsville & Nashville rushed “Some of the better known stocks steady tone in quiet trading. Steri-j;° companies will find it difficult to nent of which wae U. & Bteel which an expansion in burying orders in _ through tc a new top. eae Thresh- j held within narrower limita, how- ing held steady, while French rates i i moved up slightiy with Italian and Spanish. Japanese exchange con- ‘tinued tts recovery. | eh tS .

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7 ; * @ rm a o re Wet. oe a a « q eet. ae Pts @ * Annee + eat a Pere Doug: a ABSENT FROM CURB, t upturn, - of the vigorous buying 1 On other s€ssions. fome issues 1066 eas, and recovered declines Sa peculat av mination of yesterday. . an overnight Kain c f . J - Tire Dp L re Brothers displayed ear! | in of bid see, > hile Oth gain ~ points W aii : © het class held steady aroun ei uotations. ; oe Bet sacha were in suPport at Bond Share and = up. "eamenenwea!ti Edison ? i to 152 R ; ae inet hour Pullman & (Co. Bond & Share and arity and scored gains in respectively. oi] group ges, Northern Pipe Press. jn the main list of twenty ] ke Lb Jet . 'Lb ist 4. reg ae and ‘Lib Jd to 38.8744, but in sterling occurr “Norwegian had iis us i decline to 25.79 being followed advance 100s 25.95. 8.91, but the mariret improved to of the wee which bad been ghowed a firme for marks is still Japanese exchang considerable atte: bearish Operations count. The pressy terday morning, val to $5.37, rz NEW YORK RUB: oe St —_—— Oe ee i. 2 : ~ nd = =~ a ss t ‘as - > — 2 « 7 > 7. a 3 = _ . - 7 . — —— ¥ at “ STRAWRER RIES Rereip:s OF home-¢; ewne: Lrr. a ‘Financial | Bankers, stock brokers and bead dott os all subscribe te finance! poblie Sem. and sc sheald woo kt ws OF Sommess of these peblicencas te oF terpeer « for taee ceaders. . *mong Amerca’s tmancia! pobicstions | @ The Femamcue! World. usved weekly ¢ 83 follow: s vr ? Pikes a $ r - a rot “ie aa . Pepe Thiele to moiete Gcancu § iL rear coomsing of (574 adie Ie ee cast, ee Sitedies .... iain yore copy cf Teer Freee a | i. and we wt mar) this week 4S ss ae “ charge No ebigsuen Ao 3 of ar FINANCIALW6 The ¥erwe > ‘npestment Caide 7 4 303 Dodge Bidg. &3 Park Piece, cae ” naman lta ete ay eal ~ ae oerere : Wire From the New a ee of the Pos WEW YORE, May 2 Post in its copyrighted weekly for, ere was a strength and Weak CSS 1 © ghe active documents eek. ai) Sener levels, Sterling interest because « avy first few Gays, wien dema to $4.55. but baniins pources absorbed a!! «i andthe loss was “Italian had ite 46.50 for cables. oped strength in 1 which bankers attribut the market for Yarnation in the me = aod cropped from exchange yielded | Canadian was ala, 1-16 to 100.03 “Foreign ¢ in i}€t beld Kteady wh), tie mr f¢ T*a tes ; a Following g uotali ns Fran Sa | ang . 3 Qo] Jf ™yr R * -» . ‘} ; 4 Quart tra. the large price. Car A a ; 2 Missiesip, OO, 8 a 6y &4 — ‘ gag » > Lot batkeis} > "ria “Se. d : ®ariv Wheelere : eer at $2 Sitian, MANGES —catitornie box in Jobbing MONS—sou8 bo r Z in ‘Ajax Ry ‘Am Re chang‘ 3 checks r tone, changes tra . cOENRe Continned Bpecia! to the Poe NEW TORK M Saturday's. Friday Sations on the for, Fs — t IStP ey 4? VM&s+pP Oey | CMESIP 4. NW gery ‘ a ee 4' ‘aia . , $n > RY 2a, &; : ~ al : A oe - eU.¢a 7 RB «8.68 4 9 9.2 ~ my e. ® es to $5. total erris InterbR Tr Interb R T rf@ 5s inter R T rf 5 st; Int G N ac, —Pr’IGN a6 —~at 5%, : nt M M ef &6s. | Int Paper rf As 4 |Int Pap cvt Se A j ive C Am f » -, £FOMes $4 50 t 3, Vv, j ce r Tennessee $4 to $4.5 Pound do $3.50 lo $4.2 aco d ANTALOUPES we fornia sfandaig Se ; 7 fry $a id r SIDress Jor Cau! 9 Ca $2.75 to $4.75 California $4.25 rT @har Pid ; wv" 5 ome } ing way, $4.50 to | By the Associateg NEW York Sto Bales $12 years ag 000, COmpar | 842.006 ‘ 2d a! 4 | ; ; , re 434) 8 Lib 3a 44] Re dth ‘| m nite Arm&Cg De} Armé&Co . | ARSED AT il ¢ ri JS ti { th | . ‘ €) YT} ton M er ~? iZ £en r it Ist i (, db a ; r > >» ‘et .? 3S pt —~ amague - ~~ = j .or ~ 4 Lan Nor des t PI 4 » 8 - ry ‘ : , 4 4 »# ‘ : » a f fa & ¢ . 5 ~ ; ra O8 , s j Ist g H&SE As H&sF & W Ind ~ . fies ‘ontaines | rr N 1 mr. > ae | ‘Nor Ry 5% Hershey ¢ © H oO« k 4 Tat ‘ - HR pe ee | 8. Central 1 Centra 56 Centra 4% ana Stee; oa) é alt an G & &E!) Uy-Sp Tire Se oN he Kresge Fd 6 ‘EMS db 4 h Val Pa c | Pa ge Ageett & M a) €xX-Wary lard Co “7 ENE ae alia | Louis &N 1! I tia & ££ | Manati S 7ige4 | Manhat Ry con Market St Ry 7 Met Fid a Mo Pac rig Se 5, Mo Pac gen 46... Meo Par Sa Mort P 5s A. we SUNDAY MORNIN | Se 9, $6,435] Sales from Jan 60, and $1,544. ar, tha -four thir The followj: SECURITY GOVERN 8 iLib 3s 2 sale printe, 4 ar and not $99.24 ¥-Seconds ofa 2 102—29)1990__ i 2% 100—3] 100 © 100—25 i i | } 1 106—12/106—}5 W032 | 1113 30'1) - CORPORATION b guld Ss, y Chem T4. Am cs ab 6s. | PC db 6s d 68 40' AMWWE&E! Ds AMWWE Elec rest Ou rel Gg — > far PD ~— QF & 1101, | (~ J . ; tj 9 New York Cotton | a ° ] en ee { VW é 4 VV eat | »¢ ry 4 rN oe x r) Va ngs Marke } . % s f ry ¢ 4 ’ 4 € ‘ ify ; - aa 14 t) | 15.94 HF lan af . oF “ 3 tl ets Louis Sper Cotton. . _A ‘anRred ns . . 7 * a > ee i: te. 4«J > . . we UF ' ~** ¥ oe. Ow % a 2101 % } : *> « 2 ¥ 4 -* Pot Cotton. Dy the Ags NEW Y | tions on t AG&é& rE co pid iA L & 7 Am Mar Am Ray i;An cc N) (Ariz Pow | 4 ‘SS GEé&E At r © «ss ' Bab & Wil ' Barn de ris Bu (EG) M | Bunk Hil! &!/ Sullivan || | Colaverag Mining ‘Card Pet Carib Sy i C)t S neu ago nf do B pfd Cohn, H 5, {om s| ele VW | (onde N p | Cuneo Pr | | Curtiss Ae. | Deere &(Cn DeFor yte DeFR COD) | _ . bed 'El Bé&s pfd 2504 | “3 ng G nin Mt nk M ¢ ‘ | = Pe {, Te} Rad {& Kak A do B | G line ("r ’ rub ae {rihson f) ty = R. Gien Ald ¢ rope] Ad Olden SM Goidfrf cr & la 1 me Wat & yy ry & * 7 al nr. f ’ & ra = Sipe ~ r & (jar c. “| Sets Pg! mC 1 i" T x ~ T "" - nd \ ee Moto Fea | ¥ t r f DP - TY} - £ ra 2. l Pp: e y a ry 7 x PS } wv CER: G, MAY 22,1927 —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ NEW YORK CUR ST. LOUIS STOCKS York Curb Exe Ocks and bonds. ©; A, actual Sales: Eiving sales, hich a ' i—Decrease - --.+.Unchanged. eee ee MOCUTILY DOMESTIC Fi 5 105% 10534 105% y: ntérnational Shoe pPfd ° Cp ontititial he j 1111% 111% 111y a —. Missouri-Ilinoja Stores com Mo. + krouras Broa *4* ‘srercconccee! 3 1601 42 | 20m) as ~ lifher | ] } GO Com “OUutb western Bell pfd de ellen e« Lf} Sux. Baer « Fuller Ci ee -»-/1.50!) 158) OF a. 2 r com ‘ “2 ~ pm mt hs tne, > af bd tuo 8 we vas 17 United Railways RES yuree poe 22) &O 7H 45 | Tnitad Railwavea =. of 3... 11) fourt rN ()y] 4 1. . ° “ees sree] Missouri-Fais. nm Electric 5¢ book es Scull } »- Loui a a Warner Fleetric 7. (1929.37, iy . eee a mee —— —— eee ee = — re i nem pens CHICAGO, may #2)... “ollow ne is @ re- TRAD IS FEATURED Hort of today’s Sales hich lf Quotations on the Chicago Stock Er- gre: f Sales. Gn 7 | Sales Securit | High | Low. | Clome ee net CORP 100 Adame loyalty! 23% 23141 23% ) ur , , ; a 4 >) Am P | Par pf! S7%) 87% 87 creates . ; ‘ ; 4 eS mM ho ee ee ba ] j ~ 8T. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE. May 21.—Total sales of stocks On the Exchange during the Past week amounted to 10 67 (there being besides 6038 Missouri-Portiand Cement right With 7399 shares and 2935 “rights” &® week ago. $71,000 afainst $20,000 last week. Following is a compiete list of securities traded In On the Ex- change during the past week, dividend rates, sales. highest. Closing prices and net changes being given. Symbolg—-e, —. PAGE 15 Bond Saies were iTAn! Div Name of rR s Wk's )W'k's | W'k’s! W' k's! Net : es High.) Low. Cloge Ch’ ge. in $: Sa! Mor fF S Nat ; . ° #S 080 & 66. 4 » -* ] 3 L3o Lod i a3 { ageaea Te ee Pe ‘4 ii 1 nd 15% lon le Nat I oe ee ee . li 74 ltio i, lo 165! S. Aloe ¢ te oebeunee ~-50; 485 361.) ga ; 36% — an Cre Indemn; cgay 4; 120; S41, 5e 53 ty} net f “LET erg & ¢ com * + ores «| ‘ yt) ~~ iy] aa) aa % Sé€st-Clymer poe We es j 3; 3AN ~o | ae 241 ia te deta be oes ‘ [lam | 2 Boyd-Welsh Shee com, .... | ineual 3 75, 37%i 37 %! 47 a Oe ls os egies 7 16 115% 11535/195 Bruce oe ee are e ee) oe 8 35%) 35 ‘si 35 Certain-teed Prod Jer PEG. .60.../ 7; 75/1084 /108 ~ \y08 Chicago Ry Equipment OR: «a... 3 8 » 24) O48 24 (‘hic > we Pend . - > oe hivago Ry Eq “pment pid. . —? 100) 24 => | 22 ee. pal f S114 [114 Igye } ‘Onsols lated Lead & Zine coal 2 95 124 a 14 Eide r Miz is a wie cannon S 10105 1195 i105 Emerson Electric pfd oot eres eect 7) 10 Lji lla ri ji “¥ & Walker G.. lst pta eceel 7 7 115 115 «(jis 'Y & Walker D. G_ 24 POS. scudcu 6; 104) 92 “i | 91 y & Walker Dp G. com. coeees 1. BS 147) J5i4) 92 } ot? ton Iron Works OO «ms de f 35) 53 | 83 | 53 | rroile rey : tw . 2 ; ‘ . Hamilton-} Wn Shoe ... rrr 3; 20 3 | + |; 36 Oy te e000 ein. 5U 10; 33 (as i ga Hydraulic Prog, Brick com... | : g . te oe Se Internati mal Shoe com .. -tsaéswn LISLYy 17H 4418] * Independent Packing com *seeseil. 30 OK a1 21 ya + . > . ‘ 3 *> - Johnson-Stephens-Shink le Shoe ... 2} 2 57%} 574i 574 in te a oe hindi & 206/120 ‘1192 % |118 Mo. Illineie fc -80! 300) 15% | 15%) 5% i Portland Cement rte ; I “Sue's w « °e¢beel 8 50108 j107 1108 ! ‘ * 826 a2 @« *“-* , 1G0-Weber Shoe com "eeceesi2. BM S25] 34 | aay) 5 la ee ge ae ” 5O YO 32%! as | 22 Gr is , n ohana 50 20) Ig, 1? 12 t — aA Ole * t ry 4 ¢ 7) Pay eS or 1 ery 7) 1% Ntey inf pfd ae eee R Ms bee ee | IR 3k Titles Inw. « com e * 7 ‘+ z a 2 . . = > > b 4 f z Fs . i ; : & j s 5 : + , me & = Se 2s “ages aetna a telly 6 ee Giens my 8 oA ‘ : thr ; met E Sn S betptet etree, a Vat Aitee t ty —_— vor) we "= : oft 5 ae Wer ey ORT aa. cle ee a - Fe @ 1G UBR! 4 a | rs | 3 1, | Missouri Portland Cement 2.0654, 2; 150! 44 | 408) 42% \ itional ¢ andy en: ; — —_ _ r t RE EA a ane NAb fotiine citer tt ee Ee ai ~ _ wrest r' » ae Neat a if fa i ‘ oa t 7 2 } 00 100% 100%} In ry , tite titit) omitterd j tj ‘) , & i . TDividend rates a8 given in the table are in the annual cash Payments om the latest Quarterly or half-vrear declarations or, in Case of newly» listed « % the dividend iitention announced at the time of original less otherwise noted. ®X'r@ OF special dividends are not included. } Indicates including extras. low ane clos- ef (? Ami States B «| | Mei «) ‘*” a. a 4 Borg & Beck -| SO | #0 ; 6O of Cent&s West 200 Celotex | 7" * es G Tf 77 ~> Cent P § 4H Is {38 | 10 Cent Wy PS pli gl | Ee | vl 62 rf ‘17 LF lg ' — ¢ oF ¢ | @i4 (29 Cen Da Pr pt a ~tiTe, 2614) 20% , 00 . 100 Chi City & CR 12 1% 1%, was almost 18 shares. The Street seg Chi . rag Did) 17%; 17 Me | 17% car company Btock gained lo ce Elec Mig .j 26°) 3 24 7 ene ret NS&M RR 31 | 33 | 31 and the electric 2 Chi Rwys Ser o “os 9&1 oe ~~ Si aAi & compan Car! 1,500 Comy Cliath Ed 1524, 151) % 18: ve y as *> rt) : LA 7 7} ae ee a he wt eee = 72 | 12 ; a , g 150 Evans &Co 3! "(| 40 3911 407 Best-Clymer rea 00 Feats & Co L Bi 30 | a9 7) $2 setback, closing at Tf +. . rirrnse “) *; *; 100 Fai Common...’ 34 3 | 34 ing between 25 an eO0) ‘sreat I, Dredge 164 iy LAT ly 14 % } t f * © 10 Hil Brick. 5345) 5348) Baa 4asting of 34.2 ih K Ut Jr Cu pi §1 51 | 81 Par preferred and 1 i q , is x 75) ’ i , 25 Min’ picXell .| 9% 7%! 83 common of the » "25 Mia st 21208 [106 jane : ~9 Mid «os] Prodi 4) | 4] | 4] cern, to be traded > 2O) Mia \'¢ ‘ pr } 122% 1°" 1°? 1 » . ee yo yay Was 00 Mid Wee 1 tility, 114% 114%, | ep, announced. ('l OO Mid West we PIIZSA Lll9gw 110% | Were 31 bid and 3 JOO Monte, mery Wd! 47% 67 i, IT, — ~O0 Morga: [Att A 2 ‘58 bi Cad 641i iATHoO te > o hii, 4, I . 1) Nat (larbon bf 132614, '1368 'y 138 hy a «ane ) Nat File- Po Ai ¢ 4 | 94 %i 24 bey Lead wae steady at 1!) Nat Leatt _ hy *%/ 2 ‘, ‘nD St. Louis Saturday 5 ’ Nat Stan Mit } 25 y 251 35 's Zine Was Steady at 100 Noa West Ut pr } lie) loo Lon rete, erence, a 20 N Wee | t7pe Di 7 HH 07 — aa en us Com. l5%! 45 | 25% | Salen Security. } "ha , + f yd : on - 0 Pines arth DE A! 21% Bo 6) - ‘ : > “ ; « pel ' . 7 wi . : * f . Dn LMP Ry fd 53 “4 3 5 ; “ In ann Dey of Zz ' a. JS Gypsum OR ¥, OR AR 1, - 000 Tn Rub ws 544! 950 Wa 15 see 7100 De «@ ole 25 - 150 Armour Del pfd) an ; 90 | OU ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGB, ru vee v 20 Assoc Inv Co | oH b5%) 34 May 24.—g 1. Louis Public Service, I 150 Au} itn Motor Milt Jay : 1] P , 9 Beaverbd pfd . Se 1s 8 4 3n% | National Candy common and 44 OF nay POE oO | 49%) 50 ner Electric common 250 Fu on Bros .../ 2] ta + %/ 21% | leaders on the loca! market { is =| past week, the candy shares show. B° 62 ing 7 point gain for period with phe week's top at 101. The turnover manufacturing lively traded in, gating more than 14 cted following a 24% after ran Osing quotations d $4.10 per 190 The, - nk Statement. Sieh Boston Stock Mark ISTON “a h—-Seliowlan lowest and stocks dealt in Teen Hich. | ett a ieee ase NEW ISSUE The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co, First Mortgage & Collateral Trust 5s—Due 1957 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 97 To YIELD 5.207, Application win be made on the New York Btock Erchange Full Details on Request MARK C. STEINBERG&COM Members of the New York Btock Erchange Boatmen’s Bank Bullding Mezzanine GArfield 4600 OR Wedge, ett — ae FRANCIS, BRO. & C ESTABLISHED 1877 STOCKS-BONDS_COTTON_GRAIN New York Stock Exchange New York Curb Market New York Cotton Exchange Chicago Board of Trade St. Louis Stock Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange St. Louis Merchants’ Exchange New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange Direct Wire to All Principe! Markets 214-18 N. Fourth St. Kennedy Buliding Tulsa St. Louis

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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927_ ST.LOUIS POST- vices PAGE 16 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ Pe Sap ee . : ai) 7 4 ag i — . — a = ae eee . a ™ Sa ae x3 = : . : e *., OF se em Z «.%” a ~ ” ~oe ie , . suey 4 » 4 _ Ming om “ = : P . . ~—% - > —_ . 2 . ” 4 > . . c r oo Be —, : i, te : s ». « my a eo - : a ft - Se ee aa . a . 3 ow ’ gs. “J : “ a? on - ee - pd . 7 . Prom ~ *-e «- *. > - 5 =" q ¢ ~ - 5 7 ‘ . ~ —_ — 4 eke a “r ~ me, » . ae . . _ «- lt > —_ — e _* - - « * : = ? 4 ° at al > o -* - . -.* * . ~~ * “= * ¢ es. » 7 * , . -« a \ . . ~ ; os. Cr ee a ck es - v . 7 *. hae Ce = iad _ - eo - * > : ” - = - ce ~. tie °F". 0" ry + , - a m ~ P 7, oa rig . WN : ‘. > 7 . 4 . A ~ + * ,* - *. jee. “te nae é , #3 “ r & “ee 5 - nu"? SS + “ o a we «JZ ~- 4 = . > ad Rt iy ‘ F id ; si i ‘ , we - > — ya zi * “se a - a ~~, ae ¥ ~ « % ¢ ~ é 4 ae ag a » , , é ; - -3*. , ¢e ws oh : * @ . a = - eo, © 7 ‘ “ ** —@ - - *. bal J * a d ; . " . . Z = = 7 oy ae . ~~ 4 - ** 5 o ‘ » ¥ > . - « 7 es 3 . “ - , " ~ . . s * , . “ > : ~ . , 2 . = ~- . \ " - ; a it D * oss - - =f a + yd} #6 . me 4 ~ wha” “o oO ea ee . Se eS F ‘ - > ” le | ec a ’ ay ss > es - : . aes a : 3 . 2 oe ‘ : e 4 ’ , . . an : : re - ° . Fo % + 1 & . » ‘ . Det cs . . » - * ~ . - - ys ° 4 - “s+. c ‘ Pe « ee * ; ‘ “ oy ‘ >... 3 . 4 , —— - - a “wy 2 4, 7 = : - - “Le ‘ - . . . . « . * J ’ . . ’ > ~ . . s * - . ° x «tt - Monday YY) [HOUSE ~ ee CO. 1120- 22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET SAVE ON FURNIT ! CARD Une. Stewart . = 4 a ag ¥ a —_ a» + " eae 5 o ; . P # de ee ae ea a 4 e . ‘ 3 . J “4 ' S * ‘ “* . a ; 7-3 ; ' ; - o «* f ; ‘ of. & % ~ ° p." ‘ : ~-.% ) 7 ‘ ~ _— ha ¢ 4 - - = . ” . - - at a ’ . « _ > . - 4 - . . | ; - bes 4 " « ad ~ ’ P ra] »¢ + ° ~~" 7 . Aaa a a Birt. . +. 4 . . ~ ‘ " , SF be Se = Pin ~ 2 “ Ages . . ‘ e e “att - “ : oe! . ry § >» ust ¢ o ¥. ars ‘ r ‘ i “Koutl - > . - Birch j se _ a » ; . ie * ; " te n ? _— buyers have just returned from the Midseason Furniture Markets at Chicago and Grand Rapids See Rees oe npaeti eee ES | a : ' eA IN y with the greatest Value-News this store has ever known! They bought every piece of furniture from the displays of the leading manufacturers that they could lay their hands on. And they bought them at SF Sa a NA Se nis ote | : their own prices! The marvelous suites and pieces they have assembled have been augmented with floor Se a oa iy. samples and one-of-a-kind items from our own fine stocks . . . . literally hundreds of pieces of perfect, meee Rey 3h ee ie IN AST .N well-styled furniture priced, in many cases, below original wholesale cost.. Every piece included in this great a5 eee aie ) : | | sale bears the original and the half-price ticket . . . . every department in St. Louis’ Dependable Store 1s = eae ies, = Se So represented with never-to-be-forgotten values . . . . and every grade of furniture is included. Buy now for - ist caine ee Soa! oe | 5 | Howley’s Men Pile Up 16 LIVING F | and Wingfield to the She present and future needs . . . . you can be assured that such an opportunity will not come soon again! 7" ) . Come early, while the large stocks are complete, and re member, the doors open at 8 o’clock Monday morning: Special Terms on aul H aif) Price Merchandise goo, Taree-Piece a. 1% — Williams Make Three Swats E Future Deliveries if Desired oom Suites... Haney and Flagstead. Recondi Piece Davenette Suites Bedroom Suites Living-Room Suites Dining -Room Suites Hire so Se By Re At Half Price Bini At Half Price at Half Price ously ‘inieneas ae "i - St. Louis debut ~ oa oa r rebuilt ...... -. oy spute possession oO iT ace $195 Four-Piece Suite in Walnut Effect $185 Two-Piece Mohair Living-Room Suite * 92 50 $150 Eight-Piece Dining- cue: Sateen % 500 ae | | Boston hits fairly well scattered and: i me § 6 Howleymen continued their devastati . “ - ~ » oe ~ “3 PrP j ~ Bed, dresser, vanity and chifforobe aupe; armchair and enport; S trae... .. Li , d, caciveetey a piyone peciae age Sse Buttet, extension table and six upholstered chairs...... oI | by) = Sixteen safeties were collected by Be . $275 Four-Piece Suite in Walnut Veneer $13 7% $250 Three-Piece Velour Livi ing- -Room Suite $ 12 5 $200 Nine- Piece Dining-Room Suite > 100°° en We - _ ~~? > -_ a ne ] . ° . a sss - chair ng hair Om hy t o * d, dresser, Vanity and chirtorope ~GUal + ta 4p aa eer stn ad ; Wil WAiCh addy Ge lave ae: bea 4 Buffet, tah! e. ch in a al na Sl LX upholst ered chai rs. iia ds alin ae: a a ‘ : being poun: ded from th hill. Be $139.50 Three-Piece 5 third in The victory was the $290 Six-Piece Suite in Parchment Enamel +14 5 $250 Three- Piece Velour Bed- Davenport Stiite ” I y J 5° $300 Ten-Piece Dining-Room Suite . I 50 OO ff suite; brand sew che site? ee. ae Bed, dresser, vanity, bench, chest and rocker icured: -hair. w nair. bed-davenport.. i ; : ed, ‘ Vy; » C igurec, armMc » “wing ci , bed-da Buffet, table, china, server and six chairs......... feen aaa teed Day-Beds A 1 Pp rea as Ss RANGES aim ‘ist. and Melillo singled to teft.| H e —- Sisier hit into a double play. but f ~ j rice At Hal Price $79.50 Quick Meal Bee eem Bing Miller triple ht cen- At Half Price yf EEE Bes Miler tripled to right oe = . wei ter. scoring O'Rourke. and Rice , . : Ra *- eras $15 Large Steel Bed = 50 $ 6 Steel Fabric Spring $15 Mahogany Veneered Hardwood Dav enport Table. .§ a 50 $30 Five-Piece Enamel Breakfast Set .. $20.00 Quick Meal High @u= — slapped a single to left, scoring : Canepy Tep t Miller wit} the ty un $20 Large Steel Bed $10.00 $10 Steel Fabric Spring 5. $22.50 Mahogany Veneered Hardwood Dav’port Table. $11.25 $45 Five-Piece Walnut Steel Breakfast Set .. : my — Re pent viel wali Rallies. $25 Large Steel Bed $12.50 $15 Steel Coil Spring. . $39.50 Coxw ’ “om bina = ak ™ : 3 ’ beceey ve $39. oxwell Chair in figured velour coverin ee, es : choice ef several : Fi The Browns took the lead in the $30 Large Steel Bed........515.00 $20 Helical Coil Spring... . 8 . | 8 $55 Five-Piece Lacquered Breakfast Set 4 -! ‘ s third inning. scoring three runs and $35 Large Steel Bed........317.50 $25 Helical Coil Spring. .. 5 $110 9x12 Royal Wilton Rug, in beautiful pattern ... $85 Five-Piece Walnut Veneered Breakfast Set 8 42 50 Fig knocking Wiltse out of the box. $ 8.50 Cotton Mattress 2 ve Cretonne Da-Bed Pad. ; 550 ‘Waleut Veet Calle Chest eclchorately carved $25 00 : ; o § 2 en. - 3 V lll “isier opened the inning with @ $25.00 Layer-Felt Mattress. . $12. $65.00 Day-Bed with Pad... $32. Ait Sauk d aS ges 7 9250 Seven race Decorated Maple Breakfast Set . . $125.00 Se5 ladulgemnmeneal large inom walk and Miller singled to center $35.00 Layer-Felt Mattress..$17.50 § 7.50 Folding Canvas Cot..5 3.75 “Sl! Smokers and Smoker Cabinets, choice of finishes.... 14 Off Liberal Terms—Easy Monthly Payments enamel J for his second hit. Myer tripped $ 4.00 Feather Pillows, pair, $ 2. $30.00 Crib, Spring, Mattress.$15.00 Liberal Terms—Easy Monthly Payments neta _Easy Terms Terms e © end and ‘Gea 'a Papen ... ne Miller. O'Neill drew « pass a@ ce H Pp N 1 a siamese ‘a - a nae Wingfield was ealied in te re- | $150 H. P. Nelson Upright, reconditioned ........ $75 All-White Porcelain-Lin i ———— ae seve Wiltse. Be hit Gerber with! | $12.50 Fiber Reed Rocker 25Q — ‘on ORearte Sauna joann . . a 4 Every man on the s* Leule: y Monday, Welt oocoec sor as ; : | | $3 5-Pound Electric Iron. , — gs 7 100 El co Pee ewe wt ‘ , . i sin a 1 po i cieanaa ; : | : A ; NOI (e) Ne $1 Crackle Glass Water Set day and = at — ond Ries a = $2 Lacquered Magazine Racks ..... ..$1.00 N $1 First-Quality Holland Shades ...... .50c — | ter ts he ht" eo me a | 4 $25 Bird Cages and S er ¢ ; ae Swart ene. Stands $12.50 [x QUSE as UPNISHING c $13 Velour Piano Benches.........$6.50 fh & im 0 & ta . ea hs imo —<— io $7 Lacquered End Tabl = : a $25 st 1 ] 20- 22- 24- 26- 28. 30 OLIVE STREET $10 Combination High Chairs. .....$5.00 auc w ee and Bing iE 2OGMi2°" ST -7 | p team made at denet one hit, WHEE Continued on 3s, Col 1.

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£ \i aA er) a TER? ie te Pee ME en Che pet Oe ae RN lee ae a Re DNR Ne tI, he NR PNA lf oe RN NRG NA: iA Sm re RN: «SN MINONS Ace ABER p anes SAR. * bs Niels mescegseslgie ‘ . ie . Ain: il Sa . oe ObereT .. , PRE TS Rs Ly, ten rete Sp tyes + he ‘ ously finished; his St. Louis debut as a starting os age disputed possession of third place yesterday afternoon, keeping teu Boston hits fairly well scattered and winning, 7 to 4, because the . : ley heir devastating work with the willow. | i % Easy Terms i a enue ; i = sia ba ae m4 a . Sister ee | ee bo ee # : | Sixteen safeties were collected by | Bee 5 %, 4 Bin : mee Sans iia some good batting against Foster ar 66 43 ll are gte the Browns, Wilise and Wingfield | Se — : es Saeas po .-: IE litemante a former college pasee “= — SE Rae ee ‘ ate | ee ae 1 2 ge ‘= ae Be a : : ; wa ee es ae : Rg The nightcap saw Jess Haines, |>) with an “O'Farrell Day” Satur- a a haa © 6 . the hand: of the White Sox enabled Racks s ‘S ie “Soe eee ee sk ee Re ee Seer Sak, > Ee Ra ie | the Phillipsburg, Ohio. righthand-/|$ day, June 4, Sam _ Breadon, asy Terms » the Browns to jump from fourth Se : es be . a v ae de 2 = Bs oes Se 8; ae & 3 - x or gee er score his seventh victory of the | president of the club. anouneed DININ a ee : p: oe Hk Bagh se Fae ee Rae i foes os eon season. He has dropped but one!) yesterday. G ROOM of the expensive Mackmen. ee. ee ts oe [Gee Yee , ) eee oe é ———_ Rete Ok: decision. He gave a fine exhibi- | O'Farrell will be presented yt wmgay t-Piece Dining- Boston’s Big Sta rt. ée 4 : | 4 ¥ F = * % : f £ oe ; 3 : Benge ey ~ 4 ie Bn A 8 a ; : x * 2 ie 3 : tion against the Bra ve - holding | ’ with a diploma in adition to new samples . os oe Sot rake an 8S Lee | f : een S/S e OR Oe RE: s BS ee SE : @| | Bancroft’s men to six safeties. He|) 9 purse of $1000 which accom- =O.) Oak Chinas in fine picious start against the Sox. He & 8 : Oe i es aaa Beret fe sees ine ae ee br iy See oe eS ee a has lost but one “cision this sea- 'S panies the certificate. both lias ae 0.00 ee -ae mae-ort man. oD ae ; = ae Oo Gees PP . a Me. memes | | SON. (awarded by the National ae ss cae ee. 3 ERIE BOO fea ee eee : aes C : > er Be 3 Flint Rhem was ecited with 5 League. i i ee a a i re ane Oar i hz grounder to the box, but Haney sf eee | : 5, a Ba ee Soe a Sr ae oe Spe sn Renee gone cal dd Dining Chairs, vari~ hext up, planted - home run in the | 5.) eur oo Ks ee £ RO Ge ae Saee SPS ere Famer Be Ria ge ae ae ae Sie ‘ ee ee AEE the victory in the opener, but that | ee Gay alee ot eee . 1a ee ai i : , - se : ees % 3 ‘ ; a's > Pgs ; 2 Rak: “s 3 = . : re i, 4 2 x “ es a ae we 5a es ; - . : : id ’ ° : 8 ap 5 3 ' ‘ on “ r ve A lexa nde r. had . » - upholstered . $1.50 | '.-field seats a cae alter foat had Mie cn Meena ak cs PRS Te RR . Rete Reser POS ; eee Sas ey SEIT «0 . ; Sa i ag “ES rite natn S Re Se ote rer ee saa ‘( served ag “Knot-Hole Day” and $25.10) Odd Buffets, choice of ‘a Srounded to Gerber, Flagstead crete Reig RE. - os al Ti oe Rae Se. “ Ph Os Se eas Pe i os a ae REO to be called to th rescue in the - . ; se , : Sees ' wR, Roe Re. eg > > a * TREO ee pags oy OOD a eee ee ee ¥ . s ; , s ‘ , P . official program. ” aiso had his eves on the bleacher | Sas g i : ee Re , . . ” Faaiaete ‘ BOOBS eS RR SETI Ny aS Es ELE ea nS WShog tion of relief twirling old ete ; , ed : ° ios Si : oe » Se i Be Me es bee re; a gg ae nee ppacetegetit: MN aie sp egg a See Si ee ‘ . Awarding of the most valu- Seats, but he hit straight away. and Shs ; ¥ Se > ag Ee Tg ee a ES & = c: Pies ere a hem Se naa Sk oo wee page & gave. He had the bases full with ibe LAMPS he it - | Pe eS 7 ee coe, ae te) Wee a EA Ss : abie piager” beast to & Mm Harry Rice raced into deep center Be a % | BN ae ee, eS TEE Me > Se comes see aoa cca SaaS |none ‘out and but two runs seedea ber of the Cardinal team will 4 group of Bridge and Junier and pulied down his drive. | saeee eck Bs Sere en Se eaigh ee ops Sie Ce eR cae | te A hit would have done‘ egg * niin theese in Gale Lamps, with lined shades, How hers men nts k : bia ie 4 zs ve . ¥: ss ae > : TEAS * Mie 5 og oes s * cd j * NS, * es 6 eg ; x ‘ a - = oO i 7 Ee fi | But old Pete caw to it that | 1e sec ww orth up to $10.00; P ‘~) & -_s | it A i hel! J oe. Bayes es “5 ng ee = a, $ . ae rz a 3 r , ie ee . e eae | , ; yea rs that a St. Louis player : mee : pst ae : Se 3 bes x oe ees == will have bee the recipient, erie OR a are go ee yo | a i! eteina Punch. as thereby. creating a record in in A-l1 condition... ite ; , ss #1 Down ‘umdie. O'Rourke was safe on | Bs ae Sag : _ Se ees Bae : Sig 3 SS a % Th t f Rh s his 7 = > 1 + : » ! Ee ~ : R ~ ,; os — ” “ oa , ° . . : n: me pry . ’ MH v | ' e - ue : or : em “ al ; ; Hane} s boot to start the St. Louis neg x . ae ot a Se ; ¥:3 es , oe : |) both the American and Nation- iat oth ea to teft.1 |e : ee ae tsp * ee | RB tS | uw . EDOIE HELO | ‘fourth of the year against but one eer = ce Sond pas f apebi oO it ~ es is sree 3 e oe . e | |first invasion of the East with five| Bell struck out. Theh came & Te aoa $25.00 The Browns took the lead in the | | eee Sis « eee aS : : cs $ ee Bee. &, ee ee ik : ae eae Eddie Held With 69 : ' victories against six defeats. For | break. Snyder hit a slow roller to Easy Terms third inning, scoring three runs and | este Oe gee ee eee ge bia: Roe LE ae a ee 9 >| the entire trip. the St. Louisans| Burrus which the first sacker fum- eat pe FORO” cere ee eo SN Seay ee ae Se en 3 | have a record of 7-~7. bled, Southworth kept digging and There were no outstanding hit- scored from eecond on the error. mocking Wilitse out of the box.! [i¢ Be On Se BRON Mage me eae pon Se ee . Refrigerators Fira they would hav. scored more | | Pigs 5: eee ecu Me ME ae ae | Is L Medakst in the Varsity Crews Had Won 17 : i et ane ecccunedh af it had not been for a double Ee gO AS ERE Me. Ee BS aes i* 8 Bie Se ae S OW S | arsity rews ria on ting heroes for the world cham- | Two ou in the home half, Moore Play. pee je Mite Ne a, «Ban SE Sg ee ff | Races in 5 Years Under |pions in the double. triumph, al- walked and took second on a balk. ‘though Lester Beil. who has been | He got home ‘when Taylor singled. choice of . . District Golf Tourney Coach Leader—Princeton im a lene: came through with a | Richboure’s double. a drive sizer. : ; : Pit ae $25 Refrigerators; large sizes, walk and Miller singled to center PONE th CSTE AER tear eae ” ep Se ES: eg : sasanemiamsiente —_ smashing double in each battle to’ which Hafey misjudged, Bancroft’s enamel for hj Te ' SE gosta SS SS 8 OSS Mia ; : lined ‘a ss as as 12.50 Ris) — Aap nd bit. avi . er tripped Y iseeeieentiiniitinietn, winieemmtjal LD : Victorious. / O if j w | h’ hn Saini ines iS; a reorge Was rounding sec- NEY and W. A. STICKNE Som . | : a eos ‘score runs sacrifice anc elch'a single put the KITCHEN “ og — a nnaneape Pape nr —— k, Next With 76—92 Players to Begin | ied Pre | Rhem’s Balk Costly. raves ahead in the third, but the orge along. giving him third be- aletaguenteenpmrcinaiae ————— Bak i aman : 2 hive, Deeakaiy : : pe ee _ i lead was shortlived, as the Cardi- ‘ig fh i ates ee pee ee Oe IPINCET ’ ¢ ._ Mav 21.— After a scoreless first inning. the | a , . : Cause of the horte " , ae LPP LOL LPO ; ~|} t , . ~ {J iS () intr Club i PRIXCETON, N J . - ' . ‘ g ; — 8 en =m Nee. ‘ Sisi a. eg poi yan i College Baseball :| SABIN — OF ‘YALE ch PI my rw onda) at St boms ou e | The retord-breaking winning streak Cardinals put over one in the sec- nals tied it on Southworth's triple ; m rock was “neat ng mee Ric gang . 8 ‘ SETS POLE VAULT MARK — Manion Shoots a > & 2 of Yale’s varsity crews. extending |ond of the opening game. South- Continued on. 3s. Col 5. aii i Be | .ice over five successive years, came to! PPA AP LAL LPM Lda Heconditioned “ : nai, R35 Kitchen Cabinets, fn ; Williams lace d 4 single to ric ht y LBP LLL By the Agen inter 4 FP reas seiaeiaaantnseammamatnis —— sing ight. ' NEW HAVEN, Conn., May 21. | —— an abrupt and sensational! end to-|, AKI H i ‘lis dipped their.» M NG AY a». iller. O'Neill drew a pasS| St. Louis U. 4. Concordia 3. finishes s a | and ‘Wises ihe wre P am "ale won its dual meet with Har- Eddie Held of Alg onquin captured low medalist honors iD the | day when the El} colors to a gallant Princeton eigat | nnnnnnrnnnnrnenns s 1} : . " Easy Terme S cailed in to re- Oklahoma 3. Missouri 2. : ——— lieve Wiltse, ard in tri i a ee PPB PLL al, NNN lL IL nim lS Ll Hl lm. i she, nn jt ffl stm st fhm tm stm rm mt ral tla Hf 4 - Sisler opened the inning with a ; _~ ~~ . ck and field sports to- hampionship yester- ‘a He hit Gerber with ) ack and ualifying round of the St. Louis District golf c I ; yo “lichigan 4, Wisconsin 1. eal - ie Ila ella - 1 ‘ wie Lak | pene REED @ «Pitched ball, fillin g the bases, and ne , ivinia 1 day 714g to 63%, points. The meet ew at the St. I is Country Club A 69, two strokes under par, °F . a Lake. ; 4 runes GARE. SECOND GAME. ai Stewart’ » POD sincle ¢ ne i | Quantico Marines 4. West VYriginia 1. was closely contested and the deci- rai at the St. LOUIS C aS iUD. a APOE a ee The Tigers flashed the speed, | CARDINALS. CARDINALS. 25 Three-Piece Fiber Re Wi “e 0 right scored | Inst one was rewarded a dogzed, hard-driving game for the Trans- Mississippi c! grit and stamina to hold a scant -_ = ¥. AR. R. 6 Deuthit ef. ams with tt ; : ~ . } thi th ’ , iy lpa , . ’ r gy ns $12. inn) ing. O'Rourke ' _ pio sie =f shower impeded piay during the first nine holes. | jeaq throughou. the last mile and | Deuthit ef. 4 mt u ‘OurKe then hit into a | ‘ a ’ ~ a ‘ } | Friech 2 5 @ Friech th. strokes l€ss°- fight Yale's desperate ciosing | Frise 2b. oon strok fight off Pp @ Bottomley 1b. 8% Fiber Chairs and do. ible Iowa 8. Indiana seven ~— . cha llenge to win by a scant quarter | Bottomley ib. ...45 Rockers; A-l 50 Doub} | ~ ' . . , ie iave \Y ‘onto Purdue 7. Chicazo 4. Sabin Ca A aie, Set a 1 on os. ’ Tnres » uoner-uD. . ' condition Browne fram o: Prevented the | nage — 7 than Fred McCoy of Forest Park, runn P of a length. Cornell, the third and | Safey If. roe at rg Om giving the Sox one of | Ohio State 5. Southwerth rf. i as an ' of nearly hopes of e | . Illineis 2. | leria ind dual meet record for : : Riicies : ' ‘arriet tne , Easy Terms the worst | conditions his first tournament, carried / remaining contestant in the feature. beatings of the season. William and Mary 6. Bell 3b. | deeaiine. « , . c ! / . employes, nho were back nz Cup regatta, finished a length end \ sg mage tre ne a large number of the event of the triangular Carnegie | “a Uses ithdrawa ve e CONGOLEUM agen — Pknewg bas in the | ee Sige ge yye Sw State 4. — A Pe P -— Pet poe — nage a site field of start- club | - , dun ‘eine: te ~ : | ee ee ee Navy 3. Catholie U. 1. i sive event next to the Notre Dame 4. Minnesota 1. the low hurdles in which Yale took pron after a heavy oS. , ea gh t points. ' He ld went out in 35 and retu rned 1D o 4. u “ new col- Princeton 2. ithe pole vault when he cleared the © at&t & aleenmne-ee~® $i | | *liante@uneseuc?” nslewseececese™ ” ldceounuwunee z 2 Z : i | @n=-e2@uxwxnoerd uleeee-se-seen. Richbeurg rf. fore sem als ‘In » | See-s30~8-69:: © GENEwiCN F. 6 MOGRIDGE P. © Giheoan 0 Totals Gibsoe batted innings: l@euanedunaeP elegeenenennel ~Oiss i =) l exee-e.nnanaues * ~ 3 Load - wl e2eceenie-o0u~> 3 | Scevrre Ocoee? TSieceunnenuund «| eeeecee-s-s00-5 7 I S$ Sew wiiet aes ae i] «? eure Seleseune--- 0-8 a. : : ‘ . SAR ety aa AERP OE, YP Mes ee ae ee Bleq i A necja ted Pree ' By the Aseociat erieeedee With one out and Ruffing | a | met to the hill. Wr - ms singled | Today’s Schedule. | Yesterday’s Results. gag Pago Mey 21 <|- CHICAGO, May 21.— Ed| Logg. Princeton coach, was cap: |BOSRON ..-.. -© & Oe en vise | Stele hee, © Celie. Allee a & ight, Sc Oring Miller but that , 9 : 7 ‘7° | American Leaguc. : Te * Aa i , . r F . E i: on an ler’ Lewis, heavyweight | tain of the University of Washing- | ee € o—South wert erth. otheadien. Molen ; th orth. on der. Dewble vlayo— | NATIONAL LEAGUE. | “Long George” Kelly, utility in-; “me ‘ton crew that Leader tutored In bases—flotiomies. Frisch, Richbours. Kec | 1” ; * as the l; . a. - | = a : on as rit ff Ruffi | cae WY ro : Chen od , , y sued for $29,- t hit off Ruffing. Pittsburg at New York. Browns 5, Boston 4. ficlder and outfielder of the Cincin- | wrestler, was today su 13991. Thus. six years later. it fell, ON | ) ¥ AT ¥ & B ; = “ul hit into a couvie Play and Chicago at Cincinnati. ' Washington 6, Detroit 5. ‘nati Reds, whose home run with | 090 as a4 result of ap automobile | w— a | i = 5. | 4 + ee e * Browns were se: dow | to the lot of Logg to fashion the own in or- | Philadciphia a srookli yn. New York 4. Cleveland cms ollision last Easter. ! iladeiphi tr he bases loaded won the first gare © | crew that upset the winning record | @ t : | | - : 2 EXCHANGE sos | : fin the s-vent and eighth.| @Qpen date for Cardinals _ Chicago 7, Philadelphia 4. of yesterday's Gouvie-hcader with, Michi Camtees Meet. a tah Gitte Eeatatihel nw a as A d : 5 U' Rourke fanning in Boston. : UE : National League. the Philadelphia ‘Nationals, left | o1—Mi-| The official time: 206 NA2™™ ST -7™™E. MARKET S! Ptighth and Bing Miller in the | AMERICAN a | Cardinals 5-6, Boston 3-2. | here today for New York where he; COL UMBUS, 0., Bye Hi satel Nasty Ck wieintiiade ) me, Prvery man « . coe os Cleveland. Chtengn 6-34, | Saaiyn 2°. a ow ee ae og creck man dual meet here , 9:47 3-5; Tale, 9:48 8-5; Cornell, ' Etram mm. Spal scot Bax ety rae gosto New York oe ienatt. Cincinnati 5-6, Philadelphia 2-5. | dergo an operation for appendi-‘ State &9 to «Sina \ 9-54 8-8. | . , ba pe nmi | Pittsburg 6, New York 3. ' citis. today. Continued” on 3s, Col 1. Philadelphia at Chicago.

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SS SUNDAY: MORNING, MAY, 22, 1927 >tLOUIS POST- DISPATCH : CUBS GAIN LEAD BY DEFEATING ROBINS TWICE, 11-6, 64 j ; ‘mgs \Rhem and Haines Pitch Five Hurlers Are Used | FLAT IRON IS : By Beeadldyn -» Ninth VICTOR OVER Cards to Double Victory: Inni g fS d Tilt a “ae BOOT 10 BOOT So weer fh ee ee aad oe oa IR a . . . o , lea rode ; ! ded in Thrilling |tront. Bottomley tripled and ro ee pee | Issue Deci /home on Hafey’s single. South- The Cardinals kicked when | ACK SHARKEY licked Jimmy Superbas Score Five Runs in Eighth, but Bruins Come | (eae ‘|! Duel Through Last Quar-! worth went out, bet Bell cracked ee ee +a | ge Oh eee | | ib ut St. | lk in tk econd, but nothi Mal : | Back by Scoring Nine Times in Final Frame—Near See 1) ter of Mile and Quarter |°°,* 0s double to put the st./ balk in the pecond, Sut nothing ee ae Saal soir aa = Riot When Game Goes Beyond Specified Hour. i atl Oe i eS teil, A pass to Douthit and org by aan eeneeat a me tlies eat ag than scat; | Tennis Match. Schools Repal * | sw Ga Gelinas GUE ta, Wie ove. | Oe eontlel Taylor followed | With his punch that was said to : gi “BROOKLYN, May 21 —The Chicago Cubs supplanted the Giants in aS | Special to the Post-Disva teh Boos — 268 geste -se wae ones ee | be phoney ss | By the Associated Presa, VMANHATTAN, Kan. May 21. , May 21. C u upplant | | LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 21. —/ 820Wers. ertz replacing | Stolen Base for Frisch. | He stretched him out prone oa | ST. CLOUD, France, May %,. nn Webster GE Meat nies Nati ; inni Bell was passed to get at Snyder ‘a lr} “ni Pr: ¢ ! first place in the National League today by winning the second game | Finishing in front after a sinew- adel the ese was cood WY RGR Freee. PYCR ew Hse- nee Dace. ail : wp ve K ; Aggie interscholastic relay of a double-header with Brooklva, by ll to 6. After the Robins came cs . P * ‘ | - ‘ ite ah™ a Dg in the thi it --as his tent ' the | today in their ansas . | 7 “a ; Sager an om - a ak creep straining duel that brought outthe| ‘he Braves shelled Rhem off the. ae pence we, * vas Be The fight will put Jack in \team matches, William © aning two firsts and two secondas ro r : he Yr i} } — . 7 — ca bs +t. i i Dp @ Son. ta yiOl | 4S o - Z s54- es ‘ m behind in the eighth with a five-run rally So best skill of Jockeys Mack Garner hill in the ninth. Burrus walked. | oe ee rt Ing, land —* T. Hunter losing this .n the Ponca City, Ok, on trir scorin hre = IGHT 1onths af ohn oc ie - " ) r, it » Due J i aoe a Lsid - - Wilsons’ triple a re : and Alfred Johnson as well as the Brown singled and so did Fournier a | e have a sort of a bunch, | arternoon’s doubles ma “The Cubs won the , li lack rKey batting for Moore, to score Bur © Jem int 3 ' _ , Te oi a ualit: f the unts, th ea nas ee ee a) y i out gun- Borotra and Jacques ; : a is. Here Alexander replaced ee Hg i da That Maloney is £0! ing Brugnon ¢ sample heaved he’ shot put 43 . riar Stabie's Fjat Ironwas;Rhem. He walked Taylor to filli ,.. 7 *' Se a i ing oA was } a | } . : éi d = ; { 1 j = gas a rae i this afternoon’s annualjthe bases. Jack Smith, ip fo - ur who said Jack | game would dred cushions were thrown from LU } inner of . : va | Wert _ flied “Bete Rg Aig his head fo: out | For tne su. 5 he upper pevilion at the arbiter a a unning of the Grainger Memorial r 0 ions . to nt y, a . sae | just the “‘b “’ . couldn t puncod. | - . to aslliow sae - ‘i eer ; } e : si |'Ddourg Ait inte Goudie piayv, i Beve- e . 1}4 - . .oC% sit ‘ : ' Handicap at Churchill Downs. a S acing ad - P ins be the Braves. 1d t ; tennis and probably g, SE: ‘ Coffeyville toll first nS | now to Bottomley, to end the game. RA . = ; P | mens double match anceeill at 171 feet cushions were gathered up. Garner had the mount on the’ It was a _-Breat exhibition $ se isonet: nde eh und we notice . : ever the javelt 1! ~ a6 their! cores: cottage, with a few extra siabe of | te a es. h’s line drive ouche staged in France, and it was quy Mm ample being a close gec- 7a — bacon in the cupboard. Winner and whi! he exhibited pitching from Old Pete, a : - i . ‘ incDoes, | | ok CINCINNATI sages al . ) } The Second G —— on “ ne ter @ brilliant struggle that the In the jump, Madison game to con-| rey Today Jack Sharkey is worth faultiess horsemanship, his briil- | B ah _ nt sag lay. It wa } thir has s at by che side of the ring; Frenchmen captured tie Mates - hinso new carnival tance. Ag soon | Dresser o¢ and caves were ret tO sc0re! ma his seas ror] ; was seemingly pleas- 4.5 6.2 6-2. ued hte ae 22 feet 6% retired inthe utting over tampions’ thirty-fift th | Although the match was Won bp inches: Sample placing second nm b offici- 40G. I i yea! e :, . rances ren = — honad f Payvn - ate next two bat. * . zave and all that sort of we mn stelle ioe esentatives, the vie. event, ahead of Payne of Ar aL ggeipie a | me tory failed to uSe as much =. ne, the former record holder, Moore beat ei. 8 Goudie 3; © siuzth W ) : citement a! would have am. Hutchinson and White, each with nas! it th Th tt] doubt he WaS mally, because the he rte Of ths its, tied for third place. a4 hd Faw: su lc ~- 73 pa pias . a8 | 7 ' ) ith A. B ance 381: —— far-away . ee ecoutil 5900 spectators were all afigtee , Team Wins Twice. perg o sia ~ a 2 UN sad ife€ > an hrow : Aitho ign Ov las rive at ‘ with c ~if + : : ' ee ee } with cxcitement of .hep Murphy, Cederotkh, H. Sehroe@-t font. fou 07 ian. eS % —s fli of Capt Charles & Ting. . . Schroeder, the flashy, 3 an‘ a nN re : sh] re vw } $ . . ; 0 me anc helen , THE Ota a double and two runs were | Braves ‘ figat, be ust previous toe the entry teshure. IL... rélay team, goes the re . re ; - = a 4 : thi - + ; r ‘ . “ » Trying His Wings. | Starters, following . rier r. rans And was duly impressed by the! or the players on the court, nm. nor of setting the only other ; Te ‘ ‘ Siv. ~ " % ; a AST September Sharkey had | Mentioned. The race was decided ‘i gene ce until the, Oo . ems s spread that the lone Amen. x carnival marks After win ? eT ee _ g: ‘ , ; 7+ P 4 sg > +h - : . ; "i ver the teatin istance o ye | ita. Frior to thi ne the Cards : ‘ can aviator had bee a — been fi nting professionally ete ae S ' “ had be $+] — Mm This Jimmy Welch ig a &t. =H uncorked with - n sighted off oo ities. tab In that time | Mile and one-quarter and Fiat | Sad deen hitless, in this round Louls bey. but be 264 bie “Dest _the coast of Ireland. Io Lnree f ils nhivy in (2 L time + i or 7 A a WU, uv. fe s rit VSSer : : % ron was forced to negotiate the tWo scrat safeties and cOliapse : . F ver he had showed a steady increase ron was = age » te negetnt ‘ , ‘ eat as : ° to maxe it tough for Rhem. wire , ae 2 a ee Reowill S eat sex beatae fa 3 4 round in 2:04, just four-fifths of | of Genewich’s defense produced three times up he lashed o1 entirely forgotten, but as tee the doubting with ieeuenack aa a second behind Woodtrap’s traca three runs. Snyder started it with | re singles 2 seg Tex Ricka ombing the Na- French favorites, after Katng the Sere & re Fe | VU ibid - f . | st ios i P . ; ; | , | record and the fastest race at the a siow tap down the third base’: | first eet, began —_— irretrisr. An s Bast t hat he was Bae ae : = ) Par aaa ion | = a negro weighing . ~ Continued from Page 1S, Col. 8.; ly needed hit in the second in- : | Ming of the opener, when his and Bell's long fly in the fourth, | nie Sip Salk catate te et YO * Alex in Rescue Role. but Snyder, on first. OC tc ty RET eth tea ° Brooklyn in the ninth. the game being held up till the iow hares time-payment - ' _ ’ . ine to eucceed = want ride was matched by that of y be pa Oa : - , ae 4 Ss vee 7990 > 2 2 - | WO Dre meee tora Ti Dre > eng { 1); 34> Hh @bbb eee Dodgers and j TT) £& rT ~ rn bu oo @ , ? ri ry try r~¢ ory pls x) » > - de OF OD be ade a ~ a ee oe mys 220412 O0090 > Finish Best of Season. hevenow failed, but ainé bourg’s rounde start th o find i ‘after point, the spectators mites : While War Eagle raced smartly alked. uthit’s smash ; ; 72; 3 down to watch the courts, esa. Continued from Page 1S, Col. f. *+in 2 terrific ace for , - in? ot+ . : ees =? terruptin to chee , P to left for né ne of i ortt —_— “heer Americag dp. eption of George Sisler, and — ibstantial | 7" ¢! wn . . . - ; : . r°¢ 4 ith ‘ si ' ; . "= = ey : ang ae +, Dy Scott ut utious beating. It was an | ‘* 2 -uUr.ongs W Flat double and ’ scored. a! . dor Myron T. Merrick, a ie eh r Rice and Williams " — Piirm orda. | , : “4 ; o Boo cose ; hr } - / ms ; : took his geat j the first * »111i€F, we Time— 1h 4im , a istic lacin ut left the im- — oot scien ore, arew iow { 77 im tae Tow @ case or their: former manm- a 4a4 . ’ g } ? T Apr : . ‘ > ¢ ° ; : > SS : - ‘ : ae elever. = 658, ai —_ | pecte at Rene LaCoste wil & pe - Hanewe Same éitman i Bees C : . 7 ry. disappointe: nm his hope of | ‘ere: a a a eee so looked like a eure safety, but il Ses cari eae — ) - ‘4 little bet Jack. feat ~ er tomorrow and even ¢ ee a . : ipa D ith Dempser, {| exception of the I ; . : a” Oruise forcing a layort. Tilde irke’s grounder in the first | | Welch made a sensational running affair with- ; U Shige orcagane 0 Bo: : , : : rou ining th was erroriess and as _ -atch nd a throw Dre Bancroft igh teck a hit from Ha- :; is ia siege ; Lig! have been cred- - : " . . : ; i } eee - 4 see * mati he 8 4 . & ssi, ad nave ee c Siaied . gece ond to ©®y it fou sf i ne made mes " : aaa sp P _ lo ~4e hadly bheate 1@ cour OU f : re i ) ithuania! : -d with a single without padiy beaten || ne courageous eon of Nor ‘ad tha sound. ete nemegee at felha F oti Fohz occosker, f : By today’s pl ay, tennis experts ‘ = ae ‘ Se [I carried on w ouras pean geet me : pitaae x coe peas | . in Bimghampt ‘©| declared, France uncovered 6 unt to Wiltse. The rowns he Cardin added th: in mash and threw him out bit Berens See ea ian snectacularly . Bancroft m doubles pair whic will be hearé ‘3 spectacularly in the field. _— ee ee : 90] iam Ci trem in the , Rourke starring in the inner line predixggerseetar> ee ption. » tor h ‘rom in the Davis Cup mateles ’ rk § i Tilden and Borotra played mas with severa = eae ee ere , eteiitinees sipenies wan iia 3 bition of fi. : much like | terful tennis with Brugnon not far —— . a 2 | : - ~ p ‘ b tsdi ae ae *c. ¢ . ~~. : ~ a . ee ww & : ° : os, wae F _ Re : ’ ** ; ee ee : dein i | i = — | Coccoske} behind them. Hunter steed the O | playing a great approved were well entitled to t imuitu-/ *" ER Ce pegs? Perce — = = — rac} — ave he inks!} Ordeal well for 12 gamem te me for the Browns. When he/ aPC ve is applause that , sented Sean ai PE " ee ee os PP ES eRe we 9, weakened under the combined at- was riding tke Detroit bench and? ls i e nore o . . t+ = reo : - ] i 6 iad Geo BR ia ‘ iA , Z i. yy 4 / : “ . : f — —e 4. . " ‘ na : IDC! tnelr ety 2 an vine ac ie ei i . iC al € : \ ti rurmney ig ht no , tack of the F renchmen during the ¥y ft ) : ridin i. 4 him, . , | , , invieide ' nd third sets. v just a mediocre Sal player as*s Aa J lightning fast tennis that ut under the leadership of Dan the a _ Tilden’s How! Frank has devéloped inte BIRDS WILL PLAY » fi itm im pions’ | — , rt servi flashing most ne best third baseman the Browns ITIONS athe ce gh anes : ade ft u pose of) (ruulantly. His service was Gay have had since we don’t rememi- IN EXHIB lentally. : Snyder's secenth | Tete made for the | | broke: during the 4a rt when Le : . . Pee 1; Sot. : de o about 600¢. sntelin -irst—Sharkey las shown : ; ' , : ‘ ee 7 : : . ; " , as , a D Al ? ' ia . aa Fs . 4s as ; ; ‘ i» ontinue to pra as Giants Lose fhird Oevernent in Gamen queEy ooo ee H - MED IST aan .?. me antialh . eimteeete SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. ev have during the stay "ef battle he has fought in the mast . nittin a ce ite members +: IN DISTRICT aries Sterens. North Hills (9@) -0O.waii ED me 4 | | pte m — m4 hn GOLF rs. E. G. Beck. Creve Coeur (90) “American Stenographer rt pew Sir ata iy | : — ~ . = . Same hasis as regu- 7 ° in Row to Pirates. 12 months, with perhaps a 46 - m Co i f m ; a fred \ . a : ; rs. Al- —— * > +; ¢ ¢ ; . ; — a 34 >. “3 L Rock 4 1A: en arar - : niimuesc rom I . ‘ ol o . aii, Algonquin ioe } Cf] is ; 16 547 Ch noosa 3 i Ss sonr rt] i 138 4. B. Meda: (925 : 23 ides, Sree ; a } wna tres ‘he Giants today. garnering 11 hits me constantly, has sict all . eer eS es : he oe. oe ; ry Sinclair can laugh off the AMERICAN ASSOCIATION® s. attend ort Me ¢ Juillan an 4 C i tre) mmons manner of men. and is RA big ° ‘ F ir has me é ee i her enhe P Rradv . ; . "Shite! yr cag ood (*? | 3 | hy . , . -hree months ‘ j , rc an ‘ Latted with —_ a 7?" i3 sila BR avdedibidbi bi iia 3 > oe . — — ~_ ; ; ney uec d Triple 4 ‘91) : : - 77 A r37) wi -e "nits wa . on a ; ary of the Re 7 v m7 r a in a =in in in ©) yer a. \ I 4 W f ’ ‘ a \{ A , a4 i ' tf = s . I an, (ity » grounds for fuU- OOd *enponport "eck 1? the pon to tace. Q elit 36 F >i} : : : Ss > 552 Lon'ville a taaliaetce ste: £00d appo enhecKke a t) = : (. Gillham. Sanser (oT The core was + i } fought Oni it « * . eX} ina Ine 24 x ’ one third oe Midland Vall 1 JI 14 548 Coin Dus 3 : 12 °s Was consider- ax Limes id wo years. He a ariendg tf s tee sa ‘ : Wing taem H. Lorenz, Sunset (190 a ae gp Ww ESTERN an oe : rchase of the Brown ' ieedle : ic is Pt man Ww. iL. Pe Ww Red Se Indians and Keds ’ ‘ 4 i - sh . a ° repeated his home run a . tial wre: es ver. Creve Coeur (1 » i oy ake t} ho: a 743 Omah 7 =; mee tot tubs Conta ry ’ : . ey .ma e ¢ > Se: ] ‘ s Z | re -k Orec weorce Ellieet. “ ood la w n ig?) rh 4 _ ohh ; 4 * ay, . . 1s 9 B. | —" ae ght field stands in the Ee peta = Te oe | allan Psetke Creve Coeur (108) : : 3 the — ; te “3 ae ; > “ord ar ' ifs’ Convention.’ ~ a« Wright on first base. co tatters ; ‘ pi ee ieee ' - = ox ae ig aon . F. Frede Glen Eche (9°) i Begs j Ww ESTER) | ASS 7 Fireworks Start Earty. jie a homer for the home a oe —— mpesae sSiesasted spew ay es e . els . r. J. Moss, Country Ciub (93) , a — we 6 = — Ww. - al > eye home rur ) Ernest |. Getseh. Midla iia a a3 ree ; . i ¢ 4 . z aie a Both ‘Senger: and Tunney will iy that the; Strictly ama- |; ° ne Als Quin C : H. H. Keller. North (2). « 75 . o; ae | ae eeed all the preparation they can LeU PS, “The mercenary purposes Bris . FO ‘« turned (ifford Sne-r. Creve Coeur get to withstand the momentum of the fee course can in no war ‘has. Muiliken, Country Club (94). hre of this youthful fighter’. recent affect the statns of the amateurs s LT O.f e\ tele eae — Bellerive (04). ve. drive toward the c ham pionship. who pay to play over it.” nds of one bra Ptr AT} ° neverr.s ‘ % : ey : Hee 3. : . i id i | _OerrIr CC} , ; * ~ : 2 ‘ os attery, ¢ reve (oenr iB1). ~ ’ ridian 186 a Csisk & Li | 3 tin? ec 7 ‘> ‘ — he . . . ; op a : Saw TORK. eh fs just a fee cour ary courage |! Dencer Olin. Rock Springs /80). vs. RUNS SCORED BY MAJOR ~The Phi!s were on ~ is Operat: 3 ; : } : } ry Yee te lay in + Jack Ejimer. Midland VWailey (2). CLASS 4, Herbert Loreng. “Unset (TS! ws. . LEAGUE CLUBS FOR WEEK | A. B. Ewing, Country Geb (94). . LL BR. Devis. Forest Pack (82). dames A. Cook. Bellerive (R27 Fe. V. Weakler. Nermandy . (2) NATIONAL LE AG ashe PI VALLEY. te STATE TURNS Tone, | 22 entries, thus far, for the |= V Maher. Comntrr Club (#8 jott Whitebrend. Oxaxe Hille. (7 sa a 16 | Moline. 9: Rock Island. & oe TABLES ON ILLINOIS ~~ ne ‘ me {3 . ? “ " 4 : a a aX sectional tournament. which wil! Harry Potter. Country Club (88). vs. King Parker. Country Club omg | a. 5} Dubeows, ti: Cen“, & ee Srecial to the Post-Disnatel take place at Glen Echo Count: i. cae Lorear. Supaset (90). : Earl Whatier, North Bilis | — Marshalitows. 3: Ont mga 2. «0 Or = | ‘HAMPATO NS Ti) Mar Z. ® Willamson. Woodlawn (86). es. Ster. | Judson Irwin, Bellerive (83). Totals 24 17 19 29 496 pede ae ' Rtate retaliate: sae >n for its defeat at the hands ~ aw re t= ~? ae * -o e ee ons, iD AS. .* : IFIC COAST —e ig “wt a . cra omer. Jess Carl , Leg ie Rete ee Pete : 3). PACIFIC C 4 en | | ik Sto Ons ; a ra | eton's acy. cage s jal competition and Den G. Bender. Algonquin (86). vs. A. ert Orthwein. Sunset (9°) | x - ; Portland. 4-@: Seattle. 51 wend om Sees? : a dl bia = Nin iil-i . . may oF. rt ’ &e ONG + “ . : 8 next to certa! nN thet ar leaat «a Carter. Alconauin (Re) c F oO B . 3 : ; _.. : i. - 4 : = seven innings) 2 * ele ‘s yesterday and heat they : ? gs at a. Whee Se Was | ae. Port Park | : [| Missions, T: Los Angeles, ¢ (It Sy , 1 be chosen to oe Uickney, Country Club (86) Chirk Irwin. North Hills (#2) BOGOR... 3 7 : °5 | Oekland. 5: Sacramento. 4. meso : 5 to 2 oe city. The United A. J. Milstead. Bellerive (99). "a. FP. Brady. Creve Coeur "hica: : ace Hollywood. 6: See Francisce. MH ee ‘utton twiried excellent ball tor if George B. Logan. Alronauin (aa) swerth Smith, Ceuntry Chrb ; ' . $s) prem Be ‘ at} Association wi!! sav | Edwin L. Patz. Fo p | ve. Chis Kenner. Cogntry Cleab ‘ SMmUWN! c . Pa f =ucKeyes, allowing the = L 2. Bite—orr we. me oo? Schama * how mary. = rest Park (SR). | dames Manion. Sivervtow i77}. | Phlla’phia FS three scattered nten AD whe « lected Toher niece WUson for : / : sy - off Fitzsi ee _ “@| { are and Daddy” Eoy4 a r . h : Staniev Miller. Triple a : oe T ' a4 —" . 7 ; sare aiid , & Be apace sine et ' mam . fangeh: = —~OUIM £o fers ave ver * ~ .% New Yori ae arte for th Thin . was protesting @ decision on a bal), nines | Dy pitched ball——-Re Me. ought for and finally put ever | = . : a 0 E. Cernelins. Nermandy (27). Penn State * Triumphs : rork oS *4 _— ae the Tilint but re-7 acong the lat s 12 . . g e Losing Pitcher—MeQu: ¢?.. the “A SR sciat a ——— D’ ‘A ee a mationa! OuUrname rz. Size ; K.. Rerkenho ft. rere ‘ eur (87). ra. eT ~o ‘errni? dal ak Aaa * - - * s atter 7 imMnimes atten he . 4 Ls :aZ 74 2 ; ‘2 ' ; 2] - Wy. oCormick. Rears: an ané a *2. ie Louis vTetera ns have a’ tires John Griffin. Pereast Pe rk (mt : 4 . £4 / Pd OILLEG ESE Pa... Ma ¥ 2% Waah'seton o 3 . : ry it? : 4 ‘ ag “ee . eer nr iz ked for 10 hits, Tr . John Eckeikamp. Forest Park (R87) wa Pennsylvania State defeated Cleveian . . na : “=e he —— ten | errers | lliiineis were costly, Pfirman called fair. Seve: al hua- ; ime of seme—1 hour and 45 This allowed such clubs as could paved wo’! that would utes, Brron Ackerman, Westwood (0) Syracuse in a dual track meet to- 7 om poetks ning gi Purdue closes Tilinets’ mot control their links absolute- Barry Coffins. Nerth Hille (91). we. & ay, 104 to 31, OS cae aa Totals "ext Tuesday on Plinoty Field. CO AION ARARE: Scie mh, a : k! *4 rs | | 3. i , “uh snapped € The field will , oe iJ i ” . . 5 A +? » ; ~ = "0 wes - a ate i ay ii és P ing FE. Edmunds, Country Club (9@). ) BK. Beltville. Creve Coeur (22 AMERICAN LE IGUE. M } nk rally. 5 Perry Lam The second game was marked by) Dasea— New York Much arguing | ween Philadelphia: ....::.. ae ee Bil. nicip Plavers and Chief ! mpire Pfirman m 2: OFF Fitasimmons, 2 Fru: i ‘pa. links entries, the late J eas _ country clubs were trvin to scive the Probdiem of the Mmu- take rea! champio - “4210 >.008 te surpass

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beh To mn why for the! expect bre oe OT | ou. | Borotra-Bru'n 7&9 ry of! f-key. in jai) | , W. L. Pct w Strial ‘ Opte.- icans, ™ 1-6 4 I] -6, 6-4) | — FRENCH STARS BEAT TILDEN AND HUNTER Victory of Borotra and Brugnon Doubles Lead in in Gives France Tennis Match. Br the Associated Press. pne on ST. CLOUD, France, May 21... The United States trailed Franee ‘today in their Franco-Americap ;team matches, William T. Tilden iand Frances T. Hunter losing thig |afternoon’ s doubles match lo Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnon og 1: rance, which now leads in the eS ie sorcaaaiame twO matches t» Today's play furnished the mogt thrilling tennis and probably the greatest men’s double match eyer staged in France, and it wag only after a brilliant struggle that the captured t:¢@ match n the! unch, gun- Frenchmen 4-6, 6-2, 6-2. ' Although the match was won by France’s representatives, the vice tory failed to uS€ aS much ex. citement as it would have nor. _mally, because the hce-rts of tng 200060 spectators were all aflutter With cxcitermnent Of -he news of the flight of Capt. Charles A, Lina- bergn. Just previous to the entry y the | of the players on the courts, re- | ports epread that the lone Ameri- with {can aviator had been sighted off | the coast of Ireland. For several minutes tennis entirely forgotten, e Na- French favorites, after l_sing the |first eet, began making irretriey- ,able placements, vinning point ,after point, the spectators settled sation | down to watch the courts, only in- or s0. terrupting to cheer American Am- ey or bassador Myron T. Merrick, ag he the first row op ould wags but as the a foe; |}took his seat in ‘the s next| As a result of today’s play the French have high hopes that | France will win the inter-country tournament. It is confidently ex- pected that Rene LaCoste will @e- _feat Hunter tomorrow and even if Tilden should beat Borotra, France | would win the tournament, three ame ‘5, matches to two. uanian} Ry today’s play, tennis experts mM. He! declared, France uncovered a mn bY) doubles pair which will be hear@ me of from in the Davis Cup matches. meriy! Tilden and Borotra played mas- ch like terfy} tennis, with Brugnon not far them. Hunter stood _ the ordeal well for 12 games, but weakened under the combined at- and; tack of the Frenchmen during the Indi- | Second and third sets. ormer It was lightning fast tennis that featured the matches. Tilden’s powertul service flashing most Drilliantiy. His service was only broken twice during the match. Although the Americans got of? i | A — Biart bv taking the first — | set. @® French piavers came tack uke | wi th det ermination. Inthe ‘ond |} Set they pounded first at Tilden and then at Hunter, while in the third set the French attack i Was directed fully against the iat- ter. Ball, | e lines. us thinks | pwels” se of away, The point score was as follows: | FIRST SET | Tilden-H’er 414 740 454 5—88—6 | Bora-Brion 042 914 6231 3—38—4 SECOND SET. 224 442 THIRD SET. iden-Huner €53 221 | Borotra-Br'on 275 444 ble to) — Minor League Standings. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Now | nie W. L. Pet. ify} Ze: 14 ..6 is lanta 32 35. Nas vy! le 7 | Mem nhije AME | Tilden-Hunter 567 Bag” | 7 14—31—6 a oo? 19 16 533 Ch'noora RICAN ASSOCIA TIO 19.630 Minn'olie c.f Kan. (ity 15 13.552 Lou'ville 13 14 OF8 _Colw’ bus Iv WESTERN LEAGUE. . - maha “a D. Moines 18 Denver .14 ; O15 Lincoln . 8 WE STE RN AS’ SOCIATION. I Ww TS ae M ue ee e TEXAS L LEAGUE. T het. Ww F. Worth 1 in | lead | , ' 10 | en . Hollyw'd is ag COTTON STATES. | CLUR Pet. CLUB. + 50 A Jackson : Los Angeles, 6 (11 innings). f‘akiand. S: Saeramento. 4. Hollywood. 6: Nan Francisco. 10. -}>-----— ‘ DATE FOR FIELD TRIALS IS NAMED ngion, Mo, will be the the St T.ouis Pointer and annual field trials Jie (« tober wm hy ‘'y A (And, Parn ene of cr ‘‘luh's \ ana AeeR 973 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ag niente on ax MPR os " - 5 ag — Ca ate BUDDY Webster Boy Scores © 16 Points in Kansas Aggie Relay Carnival Shotput and Discus Events and Finishes Second in Throw and Broad Jump — 67 Schools Represented. He Wins MANHATTAN, Kan., May 21.—"Buddy” Sample, one-man track team from Webster Groves, Mo., carried off the high honors at the Kansas Aggie interscholastic relay carnival single-handed here today. Winning two firsts and two seconds, he piled up 16 points, or one more than the Ponca City, Ok., team, which took second place with 15 points. Sample heaved the shotput 49 | ning the two-mile relay event, this feet 11% inches for first place in| Guartet stepped cornice iio tig hrew t) ‘tance fn 8 minutes 4.8 seconds for that event and threw ine ae ne 124 feet § inches for a nother first. ! Benefiel of Co! took first in the javelin throw at 1i1 feet discus fevvilie and took first in the high jump. 5 inches, Sample being a close sec-| Chase County High Schoo! of ond. In the broad jump, Madison | Cottonwood Falls was the dark ef Hutchinson set a arnival; horse of the meet. Freeman, leap feet 6% | Chase County athlete, galloped in inches; Sample placing Ss cond in} ahead of the fiela in the low this event, ahead of Payne of Ar-/| dles and took third in the gentine, the snalag er record holder. | vault, making Hutchinson and White, eac h with | 10 points. 14 points, tied for th ind ‘place. Six hundred contestants were en- Relay Team Wins Twice. (tered in the meet. Sixty-seven To Murphy, Cederoth, H. Schroe-/} schools from Nebraska, Oklahoma, der and G. Schroeder, the flashy | Missouri, Illinois, Texas and Kan- Galesburg, Ill., relay team, goes the 'SaS were represented. Of the 67 honor of setting the only other! schools entered, 27 placed in the new carnival marks. After win ' contests. oo Browns Defeat Boston And Take Third Place ce. Fe record with a Page 1S, PBBPBABLP PDD LOLOL LSS SIX OUT OF SEVEN! Continued from of George Sisler, and | and Williams former man- getting three | r’s trio: includ. | extra base | Tobin rf .. ‘ — — > | Haney 3b Todt Ib One Error in Game. _Flagstead cf for Haney’s fumble ce if under in — first anal’ oh. was errorless and | Hartley have been cred-|wimTrse Pp ... without being! WINGFIELD P ‘iltse. The Browns | RUFFING P cularly in field, | the inner line | sparkling -= 7” . ; “or registered. Only Except O'Rourke's gro inning the game F might a single tne spectla loocoMemononem loowommmun« lowHo wlee Totals .. 87 Regan batted mlocecousoounmmon yRo urke starring in of defense with several 10 for Ruffing tn ninth. i] — os i) fom) — | mm onnwmvonms Browns. When he! O’Rourke 3b Detroit bench an@ — 2b ing him, O’Rourke | *sler Lb Ben: : |E. Miller rf mediocre pall player. | pice of the leadership of Dan | winiams if Frank has dévéloped into | O'Neill c the best third hase n the Browns Gerber es we don’t, remem- ieee R had since 4 ber when. GASTON OR JONES TO PITCH IN FINAL lealadhad AGAINST RED SOX eeeE Mer, Rome runc—Manes, Fins. ‘ill pitch | stead... Double plays—Myer and Todt: today A ‘the |_Myer, Rothrock and Todt (2): Flagstead | j. | and Hartley. Wild pitch—Stewart. Hit. by pitched boll—By | Bases on balls—Off Wiltse. 2: | field. 1; Stewart, have Totals io | | Innings. | Boston ° iB o>) © m+) a) Sens >. oOo > | moe WWM oOH te oo ® a wlesconounkousn y . D oo + rowns > > ae ae Silwemcoeoconmn? fs be off Wing- off Stewart, 1. 3: br Roffing. 3. ord—Off Wiltse. 2 1-3 innings: Pitching ree- 7 hits and 5 runs in 2 runs in 8 Innings (one out itn sixth): off Ruffing. 1 hit in 2 2-3 innings. 9: Boston... 7. —Hildebrand. Evans and McGowan. 1:47. Losing pitcher—Wiltse. holdin on bhases—Browns, about we to pla have during the stay ack \ x 7 + " + do better at down to ‘ , If the Browns contin Time. they home, box —— = ee they Wii] Office. ol Homers tor Schulte; C. B. C. Bob Hedges, the Browns. attendec yesterday anc hatted with Hi- ram Mason, secretary of the Red Sox. This rave grounds for Yru- mors that Hedges was consider- Browns, Reds. ubs | + a +h . — ‘ ¢ a? aang ne purchase of the Red Sox, Indians an Hedges has bought a lot of cl im the rumor market.¢ Fireworks Start Early. Haney's home run in the first the nant for Brothers; Drees in Fine Form. +? + t3i ew _F hit the ra iii Ot ‘ a 2 : i ages ll between th grand stand bieachers., screen og ot and ATOM, i., 'Brothers College virtually clinched Lout!ts Pre- today by Aca- center field- the same frame corner of tne ithe pennant in the &t. | naratory League. here sade liao ae | defeating Western Military | Schulte, hit two home 8 to 7. the Brothers, lruns, one with one ‘the other with two mates on the i idemy, ier of ' water on base and Ai lt ‘ him after he ind on Miller’s permitted to 7 ? " Caan gal Western le Villiams’ |ning.. In that frame Francisco When [issued three walks, which with a single and home run and an error gave the visitors four runs. West- fern rallied gamely-in the seventh, put fe}] one-run short of tying the score. Drees, who hurled for the Rrothers, has not lost a game in the Prep League this season. The box score: OHIO STATE TURNS “4 TABLES ON ILLINOIS ; Special Post-Dispatch Is. CHAMPAIGN 1!) May 21.—J/Casey 1 An: | Shannon 3b 7 ; . afiar. oO «Stats vate tii ted thi arler its defeat at the hands} unois vesterday and beat the:4 res bases. a until the fifth in- O'Neill ow ueved W iltse had been h Wingfield re- after Gerber pitched ball, single to right, th the third O'Rourke hit to end the Btewart Por ’ bh 3 * 4 > WDidD Mish b wd, >Does 7 or RP. C. AR . H. 7 ! nN off Francisco, renting are (Rees Ba ft yPranciers ee 1 Umpire—Murphy. ‘Time of gan inofs Field. Sh. 10m, i» em £. a. wm Ae Home- ru ne— Se hulte ite—RKajar. Francisc 0. smi lev. Pe 7.0) . ea a errors were Nolt e f-). Purdue “los | l Next Tus elescsceocsoo™ tes 2O2 2Oo9 Madison of Hutchinson broke the | |} carnival record for the broad jump hur- | pole | eight of his team’s | ee -} & Three-base | Struck out—Br | off Wingfield. & hits and. left | Umpires | Bondage 'Mrrl Pesa non, §&. | Phelim ' Boy. Rha Defeats Western, ~: Victory Almost Clinches Pen- |. Mey 21.—Christian ;me | } » ' Di ‘the American boxer, sages. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1997 = ee — at anal ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH... PAGE 35 ‘SAMPLE, ONE-MAN TRACK TEAM, WINS MEEI —— Ss Meet 5 C aptures PAPALAIAS —PPPPP |; Judgment by a n Wingfield, Gerner. | C } rOlr Cosmopolitan o 8 3.40 ~ Sv) Single-H anded BUDDY SAMPLE ——-- + : Artful Henry * Captures Final Ot Eliminations a Beats Sendies Ally by Length in. Feature Number at Madison Kennel Club. Artful Henry annexed imination race and featu at the Madison Kennel Club ight, beating Smoke Ally by Bally McPride was seéc- he winner paid $25.20 fora ificate, One of the closest finishes of the evening came in the seventh race Wellesley, paying $28.80, Miss Biack was third, ad behind Judgme Marshall's Ribbon 2 but weakened on the home. Judgment paid 1. Paci set ? ’ p ce o > Martley, a dog which has | act ‘ounte qd five-Six- nin hur dle fifth event, at a length over and refund- aces _9 He won bv the favorite, ed $32.60 The sixth race was tory for Bonnie Parton an easy VIC- Myrl Pe- é co iearwiies ‘ O« riumpD! Over } -. : sak scored a nose triumph ik, Meehan’s | Bros’. |'Hornsby ' Massillon. Ju sear in the : open! ing race. FIRST RACE—Thite -sixteenths mile 1 1) R onl 3 10 4-5. Mics Blackwe!! # Time, a Newville Colonel, N na Ma- SECOND RACE—One i oe] " e 3 f Hu is °6 3-5 y Cannon ar a Giory's ‘Lucky Boy wana ali es urity i +. 4 8) FOU RTH RACE—One quar (er mile: Caldr " een ai ae Buddy Brannigan ... «.-. ual T lmé 289-5. Man Hat. Preston Cannon and Schaen ao iJac K tel et FIFTH ‘RACE—F ve-8i ixteentl Lf ™m1i8: en 9 2) 4000) 7.5 Pg * Massey B ud Texas and Red R AC wubiciases ‘ il Con = SIXTH _ sixteent! i » 4 $0 4 r) Bonnie Par > D9 A OD Te ON rt ht OVwst ge 299OW DN DS | Gecenne r p | Valendy . Totals .37 1 Dts RSme CS GD DD? | OO} OS575>992922>3502 | Go - | Kornbleit D | S03—09059°0S9 FOt>: a! 8 Innings— as 5 4 7 One . «dive 00 n Roosevelt 1 7 Three base gO kt Home Watts. Sacrifice hits—Groepper. Sacrifice flies -—— Sauselle, Haverstock. Stolen hbases—Heitz. Watts, Roberts, Adel- stein, Harwitz, Gordon 3. Wild pitches— Groepper. Passed balle—Gordon 3. Base on balls—Off Groepper, 2: off Valendy. ®- off Richards, 4: off Cuny. 3: off Gor- don. 1. Struck out—By Richards. 4: br Groenpner. 7: bv Valendv. bw Gorton, 1! Pitching record—Off Groepper, runs in 7 innings; off Valendy. rins in 2 innings: off Richards. 13 rune in @ ft off Gordon, in ? innfngs. Teft on baacs—Sol- 7. Roosevel€ 10. Time—2h. 15m. Um- pire—Halter. BEAUMONT 6, CENTRAL 5. CE ar BEAUMONT AB.R.H = => nwo q f ™m vera 2b Be rons’ as ae es ~ ws Laut'ger cf S08 2963 ww tw ow uw * 'Jordan Mp. *Waring **Brazile. ,23 3 | wed et DST 7 1 6. 2 running out 1 2 Totals *Fox out Innings Beaumont | Central ‘a Three-hase hit— bases— Bohringer, | ea——Jordan. Hit by pitched Paul (Slater, Fox) Rasesa on | Paul. 3: off Jordan, 3. Struck | Paul, 4; by Jordan, 5. Left on Beaumont 8 Central 5. Tir me— Lh. Um piree—Crippen and and Lewis. Billikens Down Concordia, 4.3)" Seminarians Take Early Lead, but Are Unable to Main- tain Advantage. oo 0 0 Piao Schumacher. Maltz, Koch. St. Louis University scored in the seventh and eighth to beat Con- city collegiate cham- pionship contest. 4 to 3, yesterday at St. Louis U. Field. Concordia took an early lead land Theiss seemed to have the sit- ‘uation well in hand, but the Billi- | kens broke loose late in the game. Jack Casey went the full route for the winners and looked good. The second game of the series ill be played on a date to be set ter. LOUIS U. 4, CONCORDIA 5%. CONCORD I. A. AB. — >i * SD ak? saul autieed ~ L eek . eS = CORI ON nino roe De Cooney Jordan o2= Totals .. Dw ~ ee) an y I By itche all-—B 3; Struck out- rn Theiss. t B. McLean, owner | | Umpire— Roche. coming week with Black Panther he Derby entry. wententaa"e arrivals at Fair-| mount Park included the Capital | Stable, with seven horses in charge of Trainer 8S. Steve Judge from Pimlico. From Aurore, Charles | Irby, with nine; w. L. two; Cc. D. Pryor, with four, were &s- signed stables. ° hits 0 and |" innings to a| out—By | 43m. | By Brodie, with | the Syracuse freshman over E. E. Watson with nine, and | Henley distance of a mile and five- RACING ENTRIES AT CHURCHILL DOWNS First race, $1800. claiming, 2-year-olds, five furlongs: Charles Robin- Southerner.. 7108 Nineteen Sixty. Second race. $1300. claiming, olds and up. mai: idene, one mile: ¥ 1 Unreasonable ..108 App! paces 8-year- : Steward. Rodnev Thane. *Margherita Pretty Run. Trifle My Sunnylan... *Cirvenna Royal Marshall Tribal Third race, $1500. claiming, 3-year-olds and up. fill ies and mares, six and one- haif furlongs: *Pani Roma -108 Crooked Work. 105 *Azure *Susan aa 103 Mack's Ba by... ei Bi *Patey Jane. -100 Agnes Cal! 1] Maschera ..... ate Court. Lucky Drift.. 4 1: Atti 105 *Sola Mia.....10 “Lady Herbert. .100 Fourth race, $1300. olds, soos furlongs: oa T +38 00 Souesih ‘Sabbath. 109 Watson ° 15 "10 4 Queenston .. lia Fifth race. $1600. allowances. Watterson Lane, ‘-year-olds and up, | mile ana one- "mxtes nth eee “4H : claiming, 2-year- High Storm.... Sandy Lady Kitty Yaneen.. ihe ae : the one me] 11 " Host. ‘ila race, $1500, claiming. 3-year- olds and up, one mile and 70 yards: Nise Meise. 105 Da wi King Gorin Il. .107 Par Fiying Cloud...112 Batt! efield = ke 5 Samaron race, $1300, claiming, * $-year- eléa. one a and one-sixteenth: dro Gen walking three men and hitting two. | i one Beaumont’s run) Forbearance eo , Seon re Sleepy Dick. Belle of Win- *Clover Club. _ chester "Apprentice allowence claimed. AT AKRON Firat race. olds. four and one-half furlongs: Game Chance 2 : Nelle D.” Lady Edna > ond race, $500. olds and up, five and sae hal | Woodcricket 105 *Singlehand maine T Terrible Man Carbzonell wenn Sah | *Syrene ’ eS if | Hampton Miss .. *Polly May ff b baeed Laddie Mack Garner .. Bush Buck $500, claiming, ive and oue-half furlongs: 108 ] Third race, a} lds and up, sy Ow Also eligible: Step by Step... Fred Wood * Mississippi Master Bob |*Aunt Deda ... | Silver Spoon ...100 Fourth race. $500, one-half furlongs: Bally Bell 1 *Air Mail . Crystal] Ford * Northern Star. Ho palong , Solomon's Kilts Fifth race, olds and up, *Klaxon pe unmaker Crestwood Boy. Threaten . oon tian *Young April »~»-LO8 Ras Mediator Jr. 3 The Plainsman. -110 meee half. furlongs *Kalakaua on Sound — eligible: *Jaunebar Vain Lady Sixth race. $600. claiming, colds and up. six furion *Pure Dee ....109 Great aoe ae “108 *Perhape Sue Barke pe 9% Lou Shank SNeushie Nisba. 100 Seventh race, $500, claiming. olds and up, one ile and one-sixteenth: *Sun Turret O32 erry saa *Blue Caddie . Radical] “san *Bullet Proof *T oo Finnell “106 Pat Hampson Arden Eighth race. $500. claiming. olds and up, one and one-sixteenth: Ho Horry .. .1023 Rockwork *Pentecost s Last. 106 *Kelneth Shamrock Flower108 Drummond . Mason Towle. 108 *Padlock *Grand Son .108 Lakroes Hutchinson A Weather clear: track glow. *Apprentice allowance claimed. Fanny Courtin. > AT BELMONT PARK ; w«——_——__ By the Associated Press First race. the Wildflower. year-olds, D Sa m ne ~ -_ » Algarnet Candelabra Forest Imp Polla *Titt Turkey 's *Charm R okie Archaist *Outstep *Mabel Dale .. De. steep! lechase selling. yé ar- ty ian up, about two sailes: **Four Coprtg ‘ RBallaet ... ine **Page Bre K ‘ St. Lawrence Endicott sen Connie Bert. Lipingo ) pet et SS et eet _— & Philips Fir t Gayle thar ic e ‘Sam — Neck — . + . . e . . . . . 7 . ae oe es? hve mv UL hr he | eed eet eed eet eet lt Or VOWK LOGS DN > . 7 . . . . * . . . . ° sah With eau bed gud has Rech ei be tec bates . . . ° -s . ® ° an ——= —_ : ) ? the Runnymede, a-year-olds and up, six furlongs. main ho ta Hobe Ing? ‘ shattle Alo ng Jumbo .. Remind or main 7 yde Park Handicap. . igs and up. one mile and One-siz teenth: Cherry wer Son of John Melmor Sene Valorous Gri ppeminaud Atwater o UU Dangerons oo Fifth race Shady Lane ens. four and a half course: Lower Five . Campo Bello as vear-o! 2.year-old maid- Palamen . — Indian Scout oan Imperato r casi 1 Cenacolo SOMME ODSONP 8 OAM OOS SOF oO! on! So >SoY oor oS Struck out— Bases on lays——~—Ga)- Hale to Col- US 193 |Yankees scored three added. Woodstock be 4, in 12 innings here today. The runs and ove Levsent from the box fn the first inning, but Hudlin then stepped in and pitched remarkable ball to the finish. The Indians kept pg@cking away at Reuther and final- ly tied the score in the eighth, when he was removed in favor of Wilcey Moore. The Indians won when Moore passed Jamieson with the bases filled, forcing in the win- ning run, 44 10 x35 xTwo out when winning run was xxKan for or in eleventh. EVELAND ee 8 Summa rf. . , 0) Jamieson, ot aay YORE Combs ef. : : Keonizg se. ove ee Seo. | soo oowoo soo Grabowski c. Rupther. p. Moore, p. . e xxMorehart . wee 2 6 2 6 ° e+ SOSSS SOME Omer SOOOCHHHHNOWT i" CoO OOe BOM Lutzke 3b. ‘ AN BO. * @ese Hudlin. i tary Academy racquet wielders, 4 | ' ! Hudlin. 3. doubles | Principia, defeated | en, Principia, defeated Meek, West- | ern, 6—2, 6—2. Doubles—Bomhoff and Semple, Principia, defeated Drever and Dre- ver, Western, 6—2, 6—l1. Meek ha Emiley, Western, Bowen and Larsen, 6—4, 6—4. , ei 4 ' VS. Frisch =| | Hornsby BATTING. G. AB. ft. .H. .2B. 3B. .AR. Ave. Frisch— 29 118 20 Hornsby— 8111832 428 11 © FIELDING. G. PO. A. E. TC. Frisch «...29 62 123 2 187 Hornsby «.31 68 116 3 187 40 6 6 38.339 6.364 4 om a ae — defeated | Principia, | 'i Tavener #2. | Ressler «ce: ‘| Holigway 2». was ; oft | By Hadie by tin olen. 5 : | by oy oi tp—f ff Ave. | 289 984 | 53) Ome Dd LD Dae xMyatt oeeees Total oe ; xBatted for Eik -hrodt 234567 & HY 10 Ii yw) New York 3010009 ; ria Cigvelané 00100290 Two-base hite—Gel; aig Hudiin. Burne (2). Sac ssifice hite-—Durst, J. Sewell. Latake. Stolen pee ae Double Dilays—Fonseca, ; ~~ ‘8 Burns. Left on oe Yor Cieveland. 16, ther. 3: Moore. Struck out—By Huether Hite off Ruether, none out in eighth); Bn tf Had ey eg 3 inniogs nities: off din, in 2-3 n . Hit by pitcher—bBy fiudiin (Colling). Wild itches—Hudlin, 1. Winning ag na Budiin. Losing pitcher-— Moore Mg —UOwens, Time * on in elz hth ag ugan, ningai | Ormaby and Getsel, eR ee Detroit Gets s Only 6 Hits, Senators Win. |Special to the Post-Dispatch DETROIT, May 21.—Washington scored another victory over Detroit by hitting Holloway in the pinches for a 6 to & decision. o~ - Or2OoeOBBOO De: 0” 2O0>300-00@7 raid ece a oe he “io in seventh inning, “~~ “Big ire i+ oa. ninth inning. IT Marueh cf. "ee McManus 2b. i ia se of ite eaker, Winga. J ihfee Base Aytee ba oe Ta ¥ > oer? Marria, W aehineten indey 4: off Marberty. 3 Prin | vty Poor & tm §$1-3 innings: off Braxton 2-5 innings’ off Marberry. 1 ip 3&3 inniage. Winn: ioe we jtoher-——~Marberry | mpirea— a Diners. Time of game—3R, | DeecisecrmesmaseO * nl D899 DOH AR OOOP” g » | comscoomoo col > ‘iadep. OOo: meee <1 ~ ne A a AM Pen strernat 1 erate. RR RR RR AEE EE i ie I RES PEER a AIA OTT INR MH Oe et EIEN nm MRL me re The whe athe iat EER. 5 GPR SFIS A ONapoar tee “a A RCI ae Mtetwa af ei il lar ie ale en ees

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= STLOUIS POST- DISPATCH ----- —— SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22 1997 5 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2 ~ WINS MISSOURI VALLEY TRACK CHAMPIONSHI a TOT STE TE ~~ A EA A te - 2 ne 6 ne Frisbie Out as eae “aR Park May. *vsuic scioo. texcue Stecher to Defend smarts amona Par ay, 3 rts a Smart Aleck From Europe Open Grevhound 2 Title on Benefit This Week's Schedule. Nobody Else Will Cut ; } tty’s Milli Meet This Week wc": 2.2". % | Program Here anni Rasaod : u ut in on Princess Kitty's Millions cet IMs Week! ne me eee a ARRY PAYNE ; | delet ny Screats. Carondelet Park Ne, 3. Valorous, winner of the _- No. 7—A Boxer’s Letters to His Manager ~~~’ Track Ready and Dogs Under | snee’ Tower Grove Park No. 4; May 23, Legion Plans to Stage Show at tucky Jockey Club Stake long ws. Froebel, Tower Grove Ne. @: | St. Semis U. Field | (“hurchill Downs last fall, wil} me ) The Little Girl Departs hed : =, —- ae EEE 7 . ———. : | a gs W hen pay 2S, Sesame vs. Monroc, Tower Ts } s his first appearance of the . ° = SS = : eather Clears. GROUP (—May 25, Grant vs. Oak Hill, | uly *?. ees Beason Europe, Finally Agreeing += = = : Sa t a . Tower = —_ No. a May Faye 8 — | ; ——— —— “otis - ) + ¥ evho} ~ | ; + £ . / Wi n tney racer is essign ed ack Tearfully to Accept One i _ aoe ——a ee . —— es +e —j ~ - = : The new gre yHO and TrACInNg trac . ' Grove Park Ne. I, Announceme nt Was made last . 124 = =) . = = at Ramona Park, St. Louis Cou ty, | GROUP E.—May 74. Dewey va. Roe, 3 : | Park No. 11 May 24, Field + night by Roy G. Chisholm, chaire | - . po uncs and will compete ——aa Fe SO wi ' _ — —— er : - -e-- ‘ i a perf en 1 f ‘Thea r | Forest Cherry Pie Dangerous, “nt - sae ‘ 1 Grand From K. O., Be. —}-—$|_-+4 Se ee . — OO a a oe a = | the probability is that befo 1¢ | May 27, Blair vs. Irving, Falrgroa ark : ee | ; aanued Sot ‘by By Walter Davenport. a = oo ES i Pe | s ‘3 fe nmauUgura: race w | May 25, Ames va, Webster, Fairground fo sien articles for a finlah matca Y Kenton 3 ——— SSS SE a | be run | Park No. 6; May 26, Blair vs. Eliot, Fair- . ; . - . | be sponsored by the Legton donee table, broke. out of the : Locke of Nebraska. | ground Park No. 2 May 25. Columbia ws, | 6° a | . ES TC Nee ee rad Bh Se a RP Lt ~~ Res. j scaler ieee | Dear Patsy: AP a esa Pad i ; | i ; ' Peigtie én ee “bAzet oy vas pe ee, “ bw 4 9 ghee ys We ia Se Phe ; pay Se TR Cs ee e:5 Ae eke Le. he OR r, Bites) Oe re PT A ea ees age 2 ee Bre a ee rd. ae ee ee MS se par ye oa Fa RD ee vee ~ ERG ee ee " Soe AD aan yA NEE RAC. ANI An. oo AS en AOUNGRNE Dace ER ag ANE Ni EE eth On CAR mee fh A NES REM EPR 8 |i, ie 3 CAEN AS hes AO A A Plain POT alas ent 3: PR 7 MR POM GS : : : : * i’ ke , “ ‘¥* - n Fe ead eee 2% af iy sy . Noe: ~ ee Sereqyy ue as oe ey ee ee Ba FORE PS rape ER La eng te cy, Aah RRR bs Phe Mw sore tale Bgl hl ls > no ewes raw te A eet. atitpea Pb » f rele ttenl? § . , - maiden ranks by winning the seo. oe cataptgl seit is ready, and the | frying, Fairground Park No. 3; May 25,| posts of St. Louls and St. Louts eat Mat Charen 1 — | ; greyhounds now at the track sare! AsiJand, no ange mr | Canate to raise a portion of the Wks : en 1verday. Hailstorm, with Alfreq ted Preas matress by the name of Brother. py ibe Agsocia.es = an A : tee eels Mow 21.—The Amos you have got for me for my! | - 'dailv “ec} 1 ” | 2 ( lon LINCO, -*©~- aa aaa | - | daily schooling. Some of the a Me ee vs. Lowell, O'Fal ‘hospital and child welfare activt!- ~ P . ee ; | faste st greyhounds in America, in- GROUP H—May 23, Cupples vs. Mark | ties. It is planned to hold the funded $28. The winner ig a fuil ~>* vt brother of the fast oelt Genera) Seegghet Missouri |COUNt Of seeing Miss Kitty Dill off, | Od Cyaan aa = to win the lnuai LISS ' bai, DD 2,327 ) a EE last ‘ ! it N 5 : se ’ Haldeman, holder of the traak reg. _ ° . championships to Europe to get back her rights. ~ ww! . : ONS S===EES=S==—=—==,, , sew sri ape oy — | moe TITLE SERINA—May 24; A committee ones = ae VOAMS 2 SSS SSS lo race at the new track, | L’Ouvertury vs. Waring Stars, Forest Park | manders Chisholm, Morris, Kietn aieh ood 5-6 points, and > . . second, tatth 37 cauSe without her knowing = any- — THl rd Wi 4 Ot. Ke e : ig Z i aT S hey >* ce . + % F aaa - — } “" tr ? ry ‘abe d \ fe qr ’ Rlow 7; Scruggs 6. FT. se . a _ F ry ‘ braska ait meet was thing about it found utt Nha : ‘ _ a sacs abel pata nig Sap nm. Carondelet 13, Gardenville 9. co-operate with the committee, ' ie oe ’ . “3 Innovations for Wouses | Lyon &, Mt. Pleasant 3. | &techer’s opponent haa not been ’ le vaulti! eens : : race at Belmont Park and pald Sadi, who set | ee : 4 ‘cess it *“Uuronb Lt pe iT] ] }? ,A nea , eB pe. Bid ; é ‘ = a — a | n ' tr gn 30 to 1 win, 12 to 1 to place an “3 ord when he cl 3 out of her rig! icluding a mil — PEO fa ig RIE G fe ee : aoe i Pees | 7 on oe Uae DOTIR OF ANALG | | d e er 2) ~3,* Py | Road. The Kirkwood-Ferguson Shew 15, oo Cc. ) gera, tice Jockey Eider and beat J, M44 Kansas _ Teac be rs’ College atithought were gentlemen in a big AT 4 Ble Vif ic ~¥ | | — : | —, " ie , GR Richardson's Agee ” a driv : ulted 13 feet 2% night club in Europe was the truth. MF -14 | Pp 4 Lit i@ park comprises 35 acres, anc Mull . : ilted { 1} Sure ‘ i ] AND! . 2H ai] . tics anphy 9. Fannin . : GROUP F. few days to handle vartous phases CLLTAM se COE'S grand ay, , it the annual champion need to slap this Brother Amos = 7 ae “4 =n a - | Black Maria, made it three ing 8 T : was made in @ out from the back of the whiskers = Fe Sp 11 Fe On te _ ee ~ — each, ameee 10, Filo . already hee htai | a row by winning the Ladies’ ye re ee as accepted a8! which u say he wears a gentle- : | As greyhound racing has become | / e- *y a. ee but which you say he wes ge! Pg pe | Ashiand 9. Irving 2. Legionnaires ————___— 'a popular sport among women, | Columbia (No game). ns ithe post a 2-to-5 favorite. Sh wages HAT is what I was coming “of course, this is | eta Pi — fo C se we ste Stalker of Oklahoma having estab- if ny name was F risbie. oT ee a ee . salad is! m ae her I saw she would only talk business to a Mttle girl and all, “/A STRONG * am toe % ‘ _ ns from R ancocas Sta. E minarié S it a } : } f and menos that he Mela not es : Rescrtanties nae ; > taik f + 5 SO « a G A poiicy " hich has heen adonpt- R aden 12. Lowell 3. one WAS tied in the track and field WOULD be at your gymn this inute training for this human | cal betn | Park, ©'’Falion |} cal condition for the opening by Bryan Hill vs. Clay, O'Fallon Park No. n: | erans’ organization to c¢arry .on Parkview Stable’s Noble Wrack, A $2 mutuel ticket on Hailsto r -¢ as | . . m re. gndefeated outdo ° aa +s /hay till very late last night on ac-| lad h Sask Ne. 2: . i up 45 1-3} pees er a — tlede vs. Arlington, Sherman Park No. : here today 3 , the ne track at Miami, Fila., May 26, Benton vs. Mempstead, Sherman | Louis 1 niversity Athletic Field. at Lexington. Both horses are by at ine “8 ahom ‘ag you were doing this Atle girl a bi ¥ . : > Stadium CK ial oma was e “ as - 4 go Pe ‘ ; - cee mupennertes civte *tThe r « rile 4 ; »* Last Week 5 Results. “ ems | — - Ramona Park is on the Carson | Rock estan 12. Monroe 1. ral Bridge | Froehe! 4, Meramec 3. | sidring several top-flight challen- to 1 to show. The colt, a gon of | feet 4 27-64 im —. Hilarious, was ridden b i at ¥ cKow n of the) rea] estate by a couple of reds she = . 2 = y Appren. the mark of ©. . ; D = Ny 7 orn awe 7 x est q eS Efe | park. Kennard. welfaredrive have been opened at 520 Olive street and committees oe at we 4 ‘alley record of 14 ready to come around to the gym Black Maria Easily.” o : ae bed S, rich he made § for the t raining I am not going to , | stand has 4900 seats, and there are ch $45 Sei ye , >» 3 “ort! ¢ “Oh, I don’ KNO Ba... hou ha 7 lid not go rignt Capt. Fox finished third tn the il Andoftece tied fer fifth or te Bk (ro mu ie : ne way and Us THROW—Won by Pospiail, Ne ee , hee oh rinks.” he WAT) righ 1€ said but ni 4 mes rasn = just got up to land third place by mL 134 ft 1) second: Thorn- a u oe a ee ee pte ocr paar De ae a bein ‘a@aneck. Had Capt. Fox won the Brown, Missouri 132 f 9 %in. Rega tle gir) from JUrope an 4 does n ne, inl siete somite Acie meant oo aes x tein ot inna nici ae race he would have paid $452.80 Lona. K és. 7 * rstar usiness lil wh : vy ee (Sida gte Rg ables 53 $2 to win. The race was woOB Liuldoon with Hornsby second, SS ae ; the Argentine horse fARD RELA Y—Wo: , Sanses | ™ ine oe R. Espinosa, scored his = ss «- ~ “ é BY FISHERMEN ON | Drake. fourth; i: , by 2 > : a Bez -¥€ ° . : it i 2 7 P t Sa i4 ‘ > saa diane | MERAMEC RIVER RD DAgE— nea. fs ——SS sere ; : a, . : mn “ ~a PPP LL | . : > ’ - . nm | wn a. ee ee a PLP LLP LO LF ~ - a - ; . i? Hf Beng! RPO PP dL LP PP A Lt NANA wren the best fishing seasons urth: Hew: or | . th” ee » history of this sec- mae VAULT hbhr ¥ Nebraek 3 UN | ING AND | a the Izaac By Alec Mermod a * = Pe a - ~ a a A ——— - PCVLLDP OP PA A AA A A AA el — - + y a ie a * a POP ET a ee ~~" - , 7 ~ oe » Leno ~~» oe - = ess ; Baker Lias reap E have word from Jefferson pointed Kieth McCanse as WeCanse’s administration in two years than had been done in vale di for nerim or The floats will start at the 7 : y ees tory bridge and the short- at oa Lee Seen eee Col Paul C. Hunt of Jeterson e will be to Sans Ford. 7 te Mi ] fret, 1 oche®. | ity has been appointed «c Other extended +atcheries to succeed Fred J. Fos- ; fishermen to Pick- FIRST ENTRIES FILED oT ‘7) Ford, Indian FOR M ter, who will and “i IXED TRACK MEET Chesa pea ke more the department. et tee hier of ee ee q) — 4 NT Q sy > eed eer *) t uns Bridge The radio broadcasting Canse’s plea for conserva ation fish and game should go far women | ward the education of a glong the line of gar and Waters Still baedeworeble. Ee. ; Louis were w: — ,e-¢ | 1:54 3-5, ~ ai ity. aii ae enrolied ERY few fishermen have bee! : » bas ) Lars Ten ot 4. iv +} eek Chea = ame se - go ng out for all waiters are , : Zz ear xc - 1:52, Teneck 2: -! roin ——— ony ; » bi year some ——— je eee still in bad condition, excep in ‘ s e rT} is c 4 & « i 7 see = . tres he ar AQUEDUCT. € | : womes ave n & some of the emailer streams ‘2 oer m ‘ ; P ' ; ‘ ty dams retur sit eae We as tes bs oki a. hil Francis Ada cpg oie NEW 3 (K. May 21.—Track tas. . | , . Sm ! TO. t- | Ozaras. ; or hut reports | EO Wer a Ons h! in + Pr gt ~» exe : ‘ ” - 2a [2 ut . e “3 . & ee? — Wh “hey Kun 3 ‘ie et Bd ‘ trac lnst weex from — - ¢ co cOuUntL OG. Basé@My. Filemaker. E ¥ Paptain Mack. 2: . ots th ¥Y On = * bas poor fishing. George sgn ae May nai given : * : “herbonier spent 4 ———— gort. near St place is for sa: confine astern rs b ts = ir. C? - 33 Laces: ra ns : + Clair, but found the water | : ow re >" : Py og a ES ’ m a ** ~ a _ a 4 3 -. ee ’ , ' ; Toe Viniger Bere, nx ~ P EAmunde. ip the Meramec high and gg one wil] get hold of this p! OT eee be ehaoding ‘ay @ar- 48: Red ovthe. a” “ ; — Vashin Trdis Creek "Ot ma* be oe ig er ‘= il] ru ‘+ as wel) ar Laity } ots. “4 oe) a his sport has : ‘e- Tu was b - eo 1:08 neeevis fate | Mr. ceaansee returne the the iilin past. PE ecte >y ains end Biz last week and fished at tHe. Clair eck where the! By the time the scason ope P 4) an cr 4 - ‘mouth of Ind ov 6 ; 2 2aes ine mASSes ~ yt om PP rotecUuon. ocr— a "ine 7 7-

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“ ‘ , NEES I AGE AB Re UNE: yO Rs « vis s el OR ag ee ht aie etn pet et a ethan ie see tat — ee ee ee Og ee ee a a aOR, RO le oe ee - . s SYP ett ~ psleaih aca eyes, ae ae ee on ad % a oe RB 08 hen an Pre SESE A TARY SR ARE « hegre — ek Rea! pO Ry Ee a een ee | . ‘4 ¥ 2 ¥ AR se oe Nt ote i 7 » 2 went IRs Sant dre aoe fs ‘ot y er Lee | ame Fe “ e semgen one>tet mad ye aa nearer ts ip Ae TE 5 Li LE LIES TRIM A ied attineinaediitaedl a ee partes: sae ene i ao Pre snes. iain’ » pS = 4 jiu be at ite Wino sar ~~ “en « Ss ae OP geo ow wey ERY RA aS Lobe Set : See ea i . aes gt MEE es Mon hm HOE PAGE 63 - .-- Three- ar’ Tie First in Manufacturers’ League; Retail Bakers Share Lead in Commer- cial. Due to the upset of Triple : Rock paland — a three- cor- ains | today in the Manufacturers’ {) League with Trip's ° cK and Butler Brothers holding the | top position jointly. Rock Island won the feat § to 6. and Butler Brothers | defeated the Currans, 3 to 0. was the first defeat of the season for Triple flag and chipped to a safe plac2 in the posure, than a seven or eight In my ‘earlier days in compcti- of tournament play will chasten the adventurous spirit of any young | golfer, who fancies himself as a [ Mistake Almost Fatal. } with a four left for a 76, which IT! jn | figured, with my 70 of the day be- | trees. | fore, would be just good enough | qualifying go up in smoke. ito keep me in the running. So/ it was only g when my ‘drive was sliced weakly ; me. to the long rough. I could _ not! carefully as possible, abandon hope for the four I want-!was very ed. By using a strong iron from. bad six, the rough, I expected to carry a= with only bunker on the right of the fair- way, which done, my ball would roll up near the green, leaving 4a /| lesson chip and one putt for the four. Soiand even I took the gamble. My first iron /is the importance of saving strokes, shot travels] no more than five especially i yards and lay still in the long One grass. Now. I had to go for it. | things are going smoothly, The next one went across the fair- | WRT WwW i i a LON OA OV LOL OE” a a a) cr ~ ‘ ~ — a —S a an a ~ i ¢ ~ ~S a RPP PPP LPO LP LP LP SD SD a» ALP a PPBAPAPD I POOP OL OVA OD OD POOP DO PDL LP OL Ll Ahk OP SS ‘ AAAs Ooo owsrr—srnrwor or worn wr wh Ow OO" C i ommerc al - l f 4 : ; Ow 7 a POL" CENTURY 1¢€, HUTTIG 8, HUTTIG., CENTURY. AB.R.H.E, AB.K.H.E | Win'n rf-ef 5b 0 0 O]Walsh ef. 5 3 8 O | Sacks uell’rss 5 1 3 1 | Lang Sb. 21 1 0); Du ) Hagen r2b 35 U 2 1)An's 2b-3b 5.1 2 0] Dixon le 5b 2 40! Pohle Ib. 6 1 83 U+Moxte Peters lb. 42 2 0 Mortika ! 'Trefz ltimane 441380 ci-Zp 90 00 !' Dima) Schulte Sb 100 0 | Gelardi c-rf 9 0 4 0] Raglan |} Aisinger if 30080 Hoehs’! a imeia 2 sar J Pro'sey Rock'pf ses 5 J L © | Brown oa 1, & 2s @ i eee ter op 6 1:2 O “+ Muel'r p 110 04; Bieger c. [ee oe + Tot: Proc'y p 200 OT a — | Wright .. 0000 | Totals .4610190 Totale .39815 2! *Hatted for Aisinger in the ninth. | Pe Innings— ] a465 6 % | SCerS . Cet =. cass 20 ce 5 ae F 0 2 I—10 Frisco Ne Ss eed 68 oO 0 3. 8 } Ty ' T wo-base hit Pohle, Three-base hits | — Wheel ler, Peters (2), Khoskopf. C. Muel- | Home runs—Angus, Bicger Saucri- | Rocher, hit-—Angus., Stolen base s—Heitinan | Double | Pohle, 3 Proemsey. Double te). 'Mueller to Peters, Passed, ball—Gelardi | balls—Liefenguth. i by pitched ball—Rv pay 8 ier, F. | Ry | Mueller, bases on “8 ff Abkemeier. j}~: off F. Mueller. 2: off Promsey. 0 Harley Struc k out—By stompin cr. = he by }.. r Struck | Mueciler &: by roemsey. © Pitching | £¢1, record——Off I. BB ee to. mee. ¢ Tuns i iff Harl lin 6 2-3 alan: off Abkemeier. 7 hits. 3) 00 0"! runs in $ 1-3 innings. Left on bases— | Herschberg | Huttig. 8&8: « es , as. Lime-—Sh. 41m. | ~. ed « (f | Umpires—Knowles,’ Scorer—Daile\ a BAKERS 10, TOWER CAMP 5 9-15, TOWER AB i: Ha * | RETAIL 7 AKE men Dester’n 3b 5 2 3 0 | Hawley Ae A at 7 BUTLER BROS 3, CURRAN 0. Barbicre ss 5 0 3 O | Brim'er @b 4 1 Left as ~ ~ lb 4 0 0 3 | Martin p, : () 1 ] 0 i wera met « Hane’k 2b 41 2 » Secsandie ibs+i1itoal hb let ! aris 1f.. 3 1 1 O0/C.Warn'rrf 411 2 | R. Eich) Hanb p... 0 0 © O.| Hohen'en yp > 2 t O | Thomas Dauer p.. rag | 4 rom - | auth 3 + . r i; 3 0 . | Totals ..361083 | ¢ urran D ) arlso ae a *M.Eiche'p Totals .37 51°86 Tyt oT *Katted for Phelps in the ninth. Innhings— = ane Oe 7 8 OD Retail Bakers -» VFI It 2ZOraow 1—ti10 | anger Lae ...8.0660 0 8 1 2-i O 2; Ry -basc hits—Williams. O'Neal. Sacri- Warner, Saussele, Hannebrinck &. Harris. | a Wal Warner. Hewley, Meierhoefér. Wild | Stolen pilch——Phelps ] Passed ball—Morean- | thaler 1. Bases on balls—Off Haub 1, | Pass ] Bauer ¥ off Martin 1. orf Phelps Rg. Roett ge Struck Out— By Bauer 1. by Martin 5. bv | Phelps 7 Pitching record—Off Haub. 3) ¢: hits 4 runs in 11-3 innings: off Bauer. 3 | - hits. 3 runs. in 2 innings. Left on bases | Time—1h. : Tower Camp 7. Bakers 4. Time—*“h. : om. Umpires—Mueller. Scorer—Demp- | ROCK SUNSHINE 13, AMER. CENT. 3.) ROCK SUNSHINE. | AMERICAN CENT. | Diet'm AB.R. H.E. j : AR RH, E. Zur'th Lurkine ss. 5 1 1 0 | Dinken ee. 4 1 ? | Emo Voltier 3b. 41219 War moner 2b 3 0 0 1 | Dep'daht Antosiak gf 42 10); Morria e a 0 |} Lartz Stump'r 2b » O 2 1 | Keating c 4 1 0) | Hauser Leugtin Tf. &22°0 1R. Byrne at 0 0 0} Fanning eas... § FZO Nichols lb. 4 0 4 & Lemons Lam ere ib 4 U Ol! Miller 3b 8:00 OF Stanz Clifton c. > $2 8 | Roche rf-ef 400 0 | Mille r Javoby p.. 511210 Ruthm'r p2Z2iIOO} ws andy r 0 0 | « Totals 42 1312 3 **Burns RS oo 5 as queen | Roce *k Totals .33 3 6 6 | Triple Janinga— 2 r ~ | fice Sunshine ....... ; 1 0 : ° . 0 ; oh American Cen. . 00106000 S 2 | LOW le fjome runs—Pineen Clifton. Sacri Pin | hite——Antosiak. Stolen bhases—Nic ‘hols, { Ry pougpiia. Hoffet, Antosiak. Ruthmever | Bases plays—Moffet. Voltier Moffet | ler. °: a Ruthmerer, 19. Left on > eS \n- ss ” ine B.. 7: American Cen. pg, al A . rh Umpirese—H., Donovan, F, Wam il Ae A ee Ww. LP Tower ¢, 3} 260 prehine 2s 506 | inte ee ae akerga 2 2 500 RR. Ie} ; uttig ....2 2 -500 Am. Cent, 0 4 000 Butler aye 2 CE AT. ros - sate ngempecneeen en Principia Loses in Track Meet KAISER TO BOX STEADMAN FOR CITY SUPREMACY Tippet’s lia Final Tuesday | Will Provide 42 Rounds Team Scores 69 Points to iinet at Daring Shot From Difficult Place Al- most Cost Him One Open Championship. The Western Military Academy track team again defeated Prin- cipia in a dual meet at Alton yes- terday afternoon. meet Western won from Principia Country Day Western rolled up 69 points to 46 In a_ previous the task to be 3% Harry Vardon was cred- €\ited with saying that he always played for the center of the green. | that could not be liter- true, for at times there is 1.) numerous knockouts recorded dur- ing six previous fistic carnivals at the New Coliseum this season, the card Machmaker Jack Tippett has | Wochansky of Western near breaking the record for the} 440-yard dash when he stepped the | | distance in 53 seconds. seconds. Free- | man of Principia ran the 100-yard in 10.3 seconds. io Torres took first in the shotput | ,90-yARD H'GH WNURDLES — Janov- and discus for Western. tance in the shotput was 41 feet 6) inches, and in the discus the mark | was 111 feet 11 of Principia made his best mark of | the season when he cleared the bar > memati oustanes oi HIGH JUMP—Laughilin, Principia, first: I. | straight for the flag. % | is in a dangerous # | position close to the edge of the 'green that extreme caution is final next Tuesday night will pro-| rounds of milling, championship featherweight battle of 10 rounds winding up the BROAD JUMP—Coles, Principia, first: J , ge | membered that par is nearly always enough to win. in match = 4 have | | together Johnny of taking Pair : | ’ : fans of this section ‘member particularly the fourth at in the high jump at 5 feet 8 inches. Summaries: 100-YARD DASH—Freeman, Principia, first: Tinsley, Western, second; Coyle, Principia. third. Time—10.3s. | g80-YARD RUN—Dingee, Principia, first; Baker, Western. second; Templeton, Western, third. Time— 2m. R.18. 120-YARD LOW HURDLES—Borah, West- ern, first: Kerckhoff, Western, second; Wallace. Principia, third. Time—14.7s. 440-YARD DA SH—Wochansky. Western, first: Barth, Western, second; Coyle. Principia, third. Time—53s, SHOTPUT—Torres, Western, first: Ross. Western, second; Menoweu, Western, | third. Distance—41 ft. 6 in. °°0.YARD DASH—Tinsley, Western, first: Coles, Principia. second: Freeman, Prin- cipia. third, Time—2.73. POLE VAULT—Borah., Western first: Deal. Frincipia, second: Weil, Principia. third. Height—10 ft. 6 in. MILE RUN—tTempleton, Western, first: Lacke, Principia. second; Dingeée, Prin- cipia, third, Time—ém. Is. DISCUS THROW—Torres, Western. firet: leal. Principia, second: Hoss, Western. third. Distence—111 «2 ee Martine and Sorency, Western, tied for second. Height—-68 in. Martinez, Western, second; Kearby. Western, third. Distance—20 ft. 3%) sky. Western. first: Laughlin. Principia, second: no third place. Time—1t7.Ss. JAVELIN THROW — _ Baker. Western. | first: E Martinez. Western. sec nd: Morev. Principia, third. Distance—!1 i ae BS Coles, Coyle, Bearns, Freeman). Time 880- YARD RELA Y—Won bv Princ nia bis ioe 36.18. EAST SIDE MUNICI Bob Berger's Slack # meet the Wechernaa le game which features the # split season Municipal gram in East 8t, Louis t The Polish Nat: ance and Hinder meet on Field No, 2.. won two and lost one, POLAND PUT OUT OF DAVIS CUP By the Associated Presg RUSS was eliminated from the I competition by Belgium Belgians adding the afternoon to their two | tories of yesterday, _ Washer and Botsford of ls defeated Kleinadel ang Poland, 8—6,. 9—7, 6—], ee OTHER SPORT NEWs 4 PAGE 12, MAIN NE eagerly awaited way In Oakmont as one hole I could never: summon enough courage to try for! although the green could |. he reached with an iron aftera long The front of the green was | very narrow and guarded by severe | | Il invariably played short, | relying on a run-up and one putt to secure a four. time these tactics lost the hole for me was against Watts Gunn in the Watts failed to see anything terrifying about those bunkers. His iron secqnd was a beauty, six feet from the hole, and he} holed the putt for an eagle three. Recklessness Doesn't Pay. But in the long run reckless play The first thing . 19-rounder at a | mashie-niblic | would | Two Save one. ~ at Washington, I at E Both fighters started ‘two weeks ago for debate and the conclusion of their I think the only! tournament or | of the qualify- That was the year the | myself from the ‘the very tet round. noon will see them both agreed to make, epee : 2 ea ' plan, almost certain destruction. my ‘the first a Ss ig jungle on the left. weigh in at 126 3 oOclock Tuesday afternoon, Has 12 Victories. Fighting in East St. ; > { into does not win. 'about a Peat log, tion bet And the man who Kaiser has run up a wins is the one who is able to give e greater margin for er- | In other words, 'aimed for the center of the green | * greater mistake [to | it off than if it was started for the pin on the edge of the trap. that most men eighties fail to do | better because they allow one bad | ‘shot to cost them The average man is seldom « to charge off a stroke when he gets into trouble and to play the next | He takes chances | which would be appaliing to an ex- | It seems to me the probabil- can't be perfect. een my ball and % ‘ing all but two o is pone Being young and p-ng t f his opponents and decisively outpointing Battling Jackie Saunders, foemen who managed to stay i; very / reach Only last year, in the open! goa) of trouble. | championship, I made the mistake on the attempting a too daring shot) yoluntarilv |'from a nasty place. After a very | the loosely played round, by dint of | jog. some good putting and plenty of! into ‘luck, I reached the eighteenth tee | stood as I came down j} of the log. In- tories over Lou several strokes. | His only defeat during George Butch, who outpointed him 10-rounder at tea ee, DO “The Sport of Queens’’ REYHOUND RACIN Every Night Except Sunday MADISON KENNEL CLUB Ladies Free Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Admission, oe U. S. Tax, % % Total, 99 Street Car and Busses Eads Bridge or ——— ae Jefferson Hotel Washington & Broadwiy g Rain or Shin ( } Racin but even so, I ities shou!d be figured in this way. nis 1a Niaarien iene and subsequentls indeed ats it Won't. Billy mses par hole is scored. ithe sot fails, the next one will pos- | no better position, | Usuai'v two or more extra | If the shot to safety | Phe haggis of Green. in pie Young 4 undee are other well- scrappers Steadman Recent victories to one stroke, the chance that one putt will stil! and Sam Zeigler have earned Jim- the popular North Side an eight-round engage- ment with Mike Brody, up in one’s concentration, and take PPR BPDP LVL LOLA Pe el ed el Ol ae el ll eel eal a i _ MUNICIPAL BOX SCORES Se ae i i i i ie em i a a a le ee a holds decisions over | i aeerrerrrerness cs sees esses eee eee " ’ Union Electric Manufacturers Sis. Ries cating that he should previde a se- BP PDP LID a Al lk ALOR POL OL OW LOTI a_i a at hy ‘EO - ’ me , & OF! IC E 17, COU NTY oe Although he celebrated his tiwen- -~ Nite SD we wt J Lucas has participated in ° . at * knockout vistories to Most of his fights were age be be bn be nia a a ee ee ee | ~~ oa wid w x — ~? — | ae ~~ } i vielen a title three suc- ; Tnoninge. pionship _— out of competiti on. | recent vdinetns of the local ama- | Diermann. rpg 5, ELECTRIC 4. Will be pitted agains: fis- v . | Vuw of six-round con- While Schlereth -— i | . ww —_ l 1 |Wm.W'eref 3 0 0 0! March'f 3 ] . ne > a . $3 he 25 be ae? 0 | Karsten 2 al, War- i Collison Ib > ie @es@ . . ‘ ~ Lt ee ee ee ee CS Cain won the popular de- ‘Batted ** Raut! lnnines- | previous encounters while ; ,9R8 bout ended in a draw -/DUCK PIN TOURNEY TO OPEN JUNE 3 Bases: on Junior Evangelical Wonship duck pin tournament for | SIFFS OL i ar tou nament will] ‘open is open to ai: individuals in the Five games will b2 | bewle -d in each event and the entry o Innings— . 22 i nee ' Louis district. 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Seana RPE OR rama Sie % 2 s > HAL, TIONG 2S > Z 4 oes aS dee ee , nm Bb a " 2 . ; RT AT a saliceiske ss Ee i PRO OSE, SL ae wie ha AS BE Peet ta} re ~ Ss tli tn 8 shen ANAS, eg ; ‘ wae a ox SS im ninemsn ~~ > “consistent-increase in the i. ‘PART THREE POLICE CONFIDENT OF SOLVING HS MURDER MYSTERE Psychological cal - Effen of | Secrecy in the —a Considered as Bettering Chances of Success. | EXPECT SLAYERS TO BETRAY SELVES Puzzling Fe eatures Encoun- | tered in Checking Over Dead Lawyer’s Busir Affairs fora Clew. | The secret investigation of the} Hicks murder mystery. now end- ing its third week, has retraced most of the ground. covered by po- lice in their first rush to find @ colution, and the authorities, while’ confident ‘of ultimate success, seem no nearer solving the puzzle th they were at the start. | Police have great confidence Assistant Circuit Attorney Andre Maroney, who is in charge of - investigation. He is known as & thorough-going prosecutor and practical psychologist and it was not until after his entrance to the case that a mask or secrecy was) thrown about informants ques- tioned at Headquarters. Maroney values the psychologi« cal teature of a secrel inquiry. He believes that witnesses can thus encouraged to tell what they kne and that the murderers of Clifford Hicks, 25-year-old atiorney, may beconie worried and betray them= selves in some manner. It is the accepted belief that the guilty per= sons are in touch with progress the investigation through newsp: pers, and Maroney believes — more he can mystify them as actual information in the han of the police the better are chances of a solution. Many Persons Questioned, At Police Headquarters it known that many of the’ 40 more persons questioned last we were much more communica than when first examined by pi lice. Maroney as a cross-exammir uses many psychologically ac lines of approach and his. nounced policy has been to sh some of these people loose {r ‘) their moorings.” One of the most puzzling tet turse of the case developed Wh Maroney and Chief of Detectiv Kaiser }ogan chechi~ ~*teks’ D ness ofairs for a clew to the mur der. They found that althow Hicks had made™total deposits $2,023,110.71 in the six month preceding his murder April @ there is nothing to show how got the money or what he with it. 4 Hicks probably did not have more than $25,000 at one time but he juggled this amount by positing and withdrawing it dai} 80 as to show large deposit to Maroney wants to know how got together even this gum. R ords show that Hicks’ known ft ness ventures were very mode successes at best and in the lost money. Investigators belle that Hicks had some secret sot of revenue. Statement of Major. Former Gov. Elliott Major, a lag partner of the murdered attorney, who was questioned at Polftd Headquarters yesterday, disclose in a talk with reporters that Hicks was indebted $60.000 *- J. R. P ley. president of the Permanent Curities Investment Co. and fon, George. Previous estimates what he owed the Paisleys = been $15,000, as indicated in Own memorandum, and later $39, 900. Major said he did not knoy how Hicks got into debt 80 ar The loans made by the Paisleys & Hicks were secured only by an @i Signment of $90,000 in life ing ance, ; a Major said that he and m Fox, another associate of E ; are helping Glenn Hicks, broth ef the murdered man, to settle @ the estate. Clifford Hicks waa | debt $207,000 and had $365, 000! life insurance. His will Glenn as executor without bonds Interrogation of persons 4% knew Hicks’ personal or bust affairs continued at ¢ticadqu yesterday. afternoon and Jast £ Glenn Hicks and wife among those questioned. Maron and Chief of Detectives Kaiser dicated that they will carry @ their inquiry this week if — Same manner as last. They” Clined to say if anything awn come to light. ; WASHINGTON U, SUMMER — SCHOOL TO OPEN University Authorities Expect B <2 Year. The summer session of ington University will June 20 and continue 1 Weeks, closing on July 2% Previcus years have

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POS tee, oe ~~ DEF EL A 7 General News | er ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH] 2) r °e i c rie S$ > i ¢ > . . ” . | . - “ oi} on . . t% . , 2 : : Borah, West-| &Plit season Municipal League halt dents came from 35 states and for- | lat the enrollment this year will! variety of courses will be offered ‘teachers. In addition, there will| College of Liberal Arts and the} Business and Public Administra- creased and eleven courses will be m on e - i - ~ ‘A 4 a ~~ cA oe = j aa Ce > 5 + ° + : ; - io raf 4 » . ‘ . " > 4 a ¥ sd ; ry" }. - > ; ern. second; gram in East Sr P : exceed that of any other summer ,this summer. As in former years| be given an extensive list of under- | graduate school. Courses also will; tion. The demand for courses in’ given in this school. oom t. Louis thj | Time—i¢ - noon. The Polish National ail | ¥ Base oie 2 ance and Hinderberger G Alli. se: 0 Coy} - eneralg 4 |; meet on Field No. 2. The Furnj, | first: Ross. ‘Ures have won three etraj i | wu. Western.! ames, while the Electricg ght | in. won two and lost one. avy MURDER | VSTERY | BRUSSELS, May 21.—p, Psychological Effect of was eliminated from the Da : inv. jestern. firet:’ competition by Belgium coal Secrecy in the sensed, | ee Bading the doubles tay Considered as Bettering “30 fu 3h, defeated Kleinadel and § _ Poland, s—6,. 9—7, 6 ‘7** $ OTHER SPORT NEWs ON TO BETRAY SELVES —1i ( PAGE 12, MAIN NEWs ‘Ne Principia | SECTION. Puzzling Features Encoun- tered in Checking Over extern. first; Eee cy egememmanaig pean. Er POLAND PUT OUT 28 in. cipia first ; afternoon to their two Singles vie. 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Olaro of By the Associated Preane wists 5 Washer and Botsford of B —1, EXPECT SLAYERS \\ WA \ = &)\ A \. \ \ ws \- \ \ ete ee \ \ \ \ \ Nas \ eee \ \ \ \ ‘\ a \ oe A) | & WS hs WN} be \ \\\ \\\ \\ \ \\\ \\ \\ \ \\ \ \\ \ \\ \ a aS Oud Bt oa at an Pe ogg,” ¥ Safe P» ae ele Fe 4 ser 2 ad . ra ea Fe Pst Bah «pian Bi er ¥ - re So Ned AD 2 met ae b, Nee tee wee ‘ rota: yD Vitel We ieee 7 Hee Oe eT ee ae ee - ee ea e Pee oe 8 Che Sa = + taal 1g te ee? Le a ey “ GAS gs a met es ae pao oe Bait £ af es ee. - Pee ly heat i eds “= ‘ 1% a “s La ‘grt % ie tS .- * . ‘. bees’ a ZF] R314 NSixth st} [Ey : Lrvcund | ‘ Assistant Circuit Attorney Andrew JB | Maroney, who is in charge of the wa investigation. He is known as a thorough-going - prosecutor and practical psychologist and it was not until after his entrance to the case that a mask or secrecy was thrown about informants ques- 99c tioned at Headquarters. aroney values the psychologi- ‘ ¢ . a secrel inquiry. me uesday, Wednesday, Thursday Admission, 90¢ U. S. Tax, _9e Total, Street Car and Busses of Eada Bridge or t Busses at encouraged to tell wnat v know |} Jefferson Hotel and that the murderers of Clifford Washington & Broadway Hicks, 2S-year-old atiorney, may | accepted belief that the guliity per- become worried and betray them- Racing Rain or Shine sons are in touch with progress of ™ a ~ Aa : ~~ the investigation througn newsDpa- |! Re , pers, and Maroney believes the | more he can mystify them as to ) in the hands ‘ y, n \ \ AN ‘ | me ; > . we — “a, . LP, \ aS ye : : : SSN fy y pean oe . BM, Ln ~~ aE some TT ae a a ET eae ee e = a tae eg) rr “ae ag 8 "> OE. >. a BEATS : st SS Mal Mat ME GA SME Mads Bil Bik Bde Mail, ak ik Cas BS i BB MLA OS Md eA MM bE dt 18 BR he BE EA BDA MAA 7 ToT 7 a a a 7 [it al "ald oe et "a "a! rl "a idl ta! 1 ‘a! sd 12! ‘ca! 00! a) aa! 2a) 22! tg) ca) ot te! al a0! a) bg! dat a ANOTHER J. L. FREUND FRIENDSHIP SPECIAL Look for Three Things in Chime Clocks—Distinction, Elegance, Accuracy A new pleasure in your home—this marvelous, genuine 5-tone full Westminster Everyone is lucky once in awhile; you, too, will be lucky to get this marvelous Chime Clock is the biggest bargain we have been able to give the St. Louis public for a long time. This Clock Set is 34 inches long, 10 inches high with a beautiful platinum finish dial with applied raised numerals; has an 8-day steel: pivot Ses- Chime Clock at this amazingly low price and only pay $1.00 down and $1.00 a week. Delivered free to your home. It’s time to graduate to a Chime Clock— so come in and hear the melodious chimes of Westminster Abbey Cathedral—the sions movement. This Clock represents an achievement often attempted but nev- er before accomplished. EVERY WOMAN WANTS A CHIME CLOCK, every more you hear it the better you'll like it. America’s most beautiful Chime Clock guaranteed the equal of any imported Clock at $200. Get yours Monday, ‘ ; ~ fad . 4° o~ ric : witnesses Cath tnuUuUS DE THis CLUCK CHIMES ON QUARTER, HALF, THREEF-QUARTER AND HOUK, WITH SEPARATE GONG FOR STRIKING HOURS, \\ ; lee PP UL pamanee F UIE IS UIMS'N ve ILE 2 selves in some manner. t is the Sixth St) | 67 we ° actual information A i é : a : ; i home neecs one to give it life and animation. This’ Clock Set is the last word in beauty, excellence and craftsmanship. Set Consists of Clock, Pair Candlesticks and Highly Decorated Candles 4 | : of the police the chances of a solution. Many Persons Questioned. WO | \ At Police Headquarters i known that many of the 40 7 3 more persons questioned [as é | were much more communicai » i in ll AP ‘2 fl 2 le, 4 fx than when first examined lice. Maronev as a crossS-exalminer ZELG3I4N Nie BIL; uses many psychologically adroit | i . lines of approach and his an- nounced policy has been to “shake | some of these people loose from | 1; si¢ 1X!S their moorings.” One of the most puzzling fea- | turse of the case developed when Maroney and Chief of Detectives | Raiser }ocan chechi: "*icks’ busi- ness - fairs for a ciew to the mur- der They found that although had made‘toial deposits of! 2,028,110.71 in the six. months preceding his murder April 09%, there is nothing to show how he got the money or what he did With if. Hicks probably did not have, more than $25,000 at one time, but he juggled this amount by de- positing and withdrawing it daily | 80 as to show large deposit totals. Maroney wants to know how he} got together even this sum. Rec- ords show that Hicks’ known busi- neSs ventures were very moderate Successes at best and in the end lost money. Investigators believe that Hicks had some secret source of revenue. Statement of Major. Former Gov. Elliott Major, a law ALSO ON SALE We have a new shipment of these beautiful, nationally adver- tised Sessions double-chime Clocks, 21 inches long, 10 inches in height, a 61-inch platinum finished dial, with raised numbers, ===, heavy metal sash, convex glass, in a fine hand-rubbed two-tone r \ SZ case and a handsome pair of candlesticks to match, artistically cies peamend a Ring is one that ® 50 ie carved of solid mahogany, with a pair of highly decorated im- oo fle pa we Se 3/— ported candles. Complete 5 pieces cs white = / ‘ ¢ f 4 = —- eu = —— re —_ —— = = iy - \ 2 | it { I} | | . ’ avec - Nh Sl RRR ee eT : | FAS it Wl i | i ! i ] ace a MN SRE ' . —— re €* andbeaotséooesste> te , San bee Me: 4 ~— ea ad * LF RCLUIT LgitS > Glenkirk mer-Weight olf Suit M, tropical wool-mixture les the busy man to retain and appearance on the t the office or in the club- pe of this pliable fabric, t and smart cut are fea- cite admiration. Wrist Watches in all the latest shapes. Guaranteed The nationally advertiesd and nationally known c1ova SD &.00 UP 5 Pieces Complete $2.00 Down—-$1.00 a Week stil t4 xth: nits ; ‘ S ' t . - i" oe os This fine 15-jJewel fancy AY shape white gxeld-filled | e W ris¢ Watch, $25 value.. =a 50c Down—50c a Week - Strap Watches Just in Time for All Outdoor Sports and stripe combinations , tan and pastel shades, em at the better shops. “Label” —it’s a synonym : _~ *¢ _7 . rdered attorney, . yryvvI", hhh usd Ls at Police terday, disclosed vorters that Hicks : } nn + J. R. Pais- this fine three-diamond Dinner The dependable black onyx can be ne ae J. ° fe King is hana worn on any oc- ifjent of the Se rrianey t Se. . d r) al ; Pc’ent OF UM Manent oc engraved an ccsion. Wwe have s nvestment Co... and his set with blue = a complete —_ NviE ae |G 314 N RG, WOLFF & CO. Righ Grade Clothing for over 75 years YORK CITY saprhires on essortment. each side... Dean — - ff. 2 + co + revious estimniaties Ol t " — - ~~ a SSSi2 2 o3607-7 Vaisleys had ited in his nd later $30,- CH tli 7 $1.00 A WEEK 50c A WEEK : , am —— ) - } p a= a A — i - = wtalicin daar ee Se ee Se ae DILAMOND-SET WEDDING RINGS or : — as S ee == = emete ' gold-filled ennen; 15 and $2g-50 — rik : : Pa PS LE Ee , " ur www eS eS eS eS ee eS ee ee oe 8 | — ~ oe * > a aff yiaeenesvettachstnatnet bathed ueaneduestrarieateseee Mer ere eee ee SUNS i not know ae oe so far. 17 jewel movement .... Paislevs to by an as- oe ——— ee Wie AW Pa. ais | | a. | ; ALLAN LN I ———————!, ae —_ iT — hl $1.00 Down—$1.00 a Week yee GU Be ce FS . NSS —} pent [LB Ler re a ee eT eee ae Uy, ae. ae SPECIAL TERMS Free Delivery ‘ , . sii im sufre- that he and Sam associate of Hicks, rlenn Hicks, brother man, to settle up Hicks was in $365,000 in wil named A Our Guarantee The reputation we have en- joyed for 29 years is fair deal- Lt 0NN Sixth $ itor without bond. of persons who versonal or business ntinued at Headquarters a ing, honest values and depend- able merchandise. Everything A dependnble guaranteed Sport Watch in «2 streng durable 75 case in green or white $] bad gold filled; special — PUTICE a | = | All Chime Clocks deliv- Y = | ered, set up, regulated and esa ) = | adjusted by our trained ex- as S sks quecien aeanenda, 2 .30 / | pert. Of course, each Clock oo chips. A wonderful value..... 4=> , = . fully guaranteed. This : service FREE OF CHARGE. Other Beautiful Wedding Rings, $6 to $100 $1.00 Down—$1.00 a Week as represented or your money back. That’s our guarantee. 50c Down—50c a Week afternoon and last night. Hicks and wife were &mong those questioned. Maroney and Chief of Detectives Kaiser in- dicated that they will carry on their inquiry this week in-~ the Same manner as last. They de- Clined to sav if anything new had Come to jicht,. WASHINGTON U, SUMMER SCHOOL TO OPEN JUNE 20 University Authorities Expect Rec. ord Enrollment This Year. The summer session of Wash- ington University will begin on June 20 and continue for six Weeks. closing on July 29. Previcus years have Fhown 8 “consistent -increase in the namber | rE) G3I4N | ; a “ath i, at so 5 bi ia): ae ees Avie ver Leet Sooke | Just Grind an Aonest Face : ESTABLISHED 1898 ) lade v — aN \ rT STABLISHE D ISN ICD 4’ DIAMONDS ~ py : F nnenaiy ~ WATCHES : : 3:4 Norte SixrH St. 314 NortyH S$:xTH 57 2 o™ am, Gt Gun — _— ~~ e+ - - = | 4S 44x

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ETT NE: Rexall “we celine = —_ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 19-2! 2 ae ~~ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 7 ——— Fr : Rexall : = ee T YO NL eeeal ——— 3 ; - | MOND. i x | Sun Visors he : : GERWAN MINISTER OLDS PROMOTED 10 BE a NECTION OF WILD UI SIXTH and MORGAN INDERSEGRETARY —— : Cleans ; —S 7 = | R Animals and Birds. | re , : —— gt | May 21.—Wo®lle wi Mon.-Tues. Specials s 1 Ay ithout 7 ia | Penge is a busy” a pil site “=~ Me Kellogg Advances Man Who is It Leaving & : coaiaa *: ape cone to Inspire Storv of | wi ; : i= : . , + PORK : 15) spire Stor} (ia | a Ring wet made, ant or, le) ——— S chance to get 3 or 4 for the Sus be } ‘ : oe a 41 8 Ge @é a bie «special, i Conspirac’ : > STEAKS pounp . | get 35c Can ro papas Bocas, | (er eventh and Washington SS. ae ea ee | nee 408 WASHINGTON—GRAND AND OLIVE “j#———= 4 ROUND STEAK 171 ert E. Olds, Assistant Secretary of ‘ 9 State and a former law partner of i Keen Kutter Razor, value Strictly fresh; POUND, ~ . ; | oC Secretary Ke loge, has been pro- ° = . . » 4 m4 . yy? ted to Under-Secretary of State | J sterine Game ; : First Time Ever Offered in This City! 3 Pks. Keen Kutter Grew who yy . Blades, value has been appointed Ambassador to A safe, non- ; | C ’ ONT ad N 1’) Ch sotm: ‘ XN Total ¥ waite : : 1? i gies -3, - e . : ha = j : ¥ alue. *-« VEAL ou" 35 urkes. Olds is the orticial who HT iy yj tating Mmmm || 4 \ aron’s (“Nuit de Noel) Christmas| , . : Special attempted last November t Me | i . ‘e | , ~ " “ \ pire" solution par- isa Eve Perfume in Bulk \ Monday... ~ ee . o = 2.4 representatives of the three ae ss . . , a higag ae 3 Hep creat news associations with a t 1 cularly : i 3 | —— tory about an alleged boishevist | ad: i a ; A e | | ° ws I oishevist || adapted to | | A Limited Quantity for Monday Only : iit Palmolive Apples—7 Wicine 2S PM vesemory in Central amenca: toe | the require: Usted] ! : ments of #1 '. Ounce . $2.00 1% Ounce ........$6.50% ia] \ Shaving Cream again: th snited States. | : : GG © fis action was exposed by the personal hy- }s ——y / I $3.00 1 Oun $12.5 E 0 bP’ ost- i pats all a nd Senator Norris viene. \ alu- +| ear ; ; . fi { Ounce ‘vee & Oe eH De - u ce "eee ese @ eo & 12.50 ¢ er i af? j 3 ‘ ‘. tic *f es ° ao . ‘ - ~ _— ffs h ¢ Z roduced a on able as a I a i inv a2 @ ation OL t e - o ™ pie ama ee /: | gargle. Cor- APPLE BUTTER 15 “ennyenes = Foreign Relations cacte haliés- , Pere, fel auert et Administration 3enators, how- sis, purifies PFC a na "4 ~ ; over, defeated t1 plan for an im- ‘ ~- ° » , Fresh Spareribs, Ib. 14 | sheer inquiry y aiieanene vat ofl — 0 JOHNSON 'S 7 - . , Soap Sale din Sage Gea Praag ee FLOOR W AX Feenamints # N: Bocabelli Soap, bar. . f the reasons ad- rys Cuticura or | Woodbu | An instant-lathering Shaving } J [ La % " ‘ ee . H . 2 vance ainst the itnvestigation . was the report that Secretary Kel- , Paste or " OT : : 59 - [ h lore intended to promote his for- i AY , y V , | Liquid . Pi Si Resinol ce .3 for 99c fh) pent ark Gangs, dE : New Wey. an 3 for 5() l —- Sayman's 23 for 28] Ste “ssc el is | every waees $1.19 . pet re P adie sce a » enn a ee o . , are ; ad mer partner to the undersecr etary- Ivory, guest size, dozen. .42¢}| Cream. known : aaie, and that any i nquiry wouid | to Clean 2 : ' ’ Lima Beans, 4 Ibs. 25 disturb this plan. Olas was Fie Teeth ~ For the Teeth Iv ory large 3 for 29c¢ Priced at -d Assistant Secretary Oct. 1. j '| 50c Senreco Tooth Paste .37c | inte $1.00 Size, 79¢ ie ........ 0:0 ee Oe eer ee 19: 5. In St. Paul he was a mem- “Cp and P: = , Me ied Fresh Hearts ibs. 15 Sane tee ae ae fete Bev- in hace ‘ || Squibb’s Tooth Paste... .36c Ki; Societe Hygienique .3 for $1 Fr. Kidneys | & Olds which before Sec- easy and os | 60c¢ Forhan's Tooth Paste Germicidal, 1°,....3 for 50c ' | 42c 47-11 White Rose etary Kellore was appointed Am- natural LIVER, PIG FEET, ib. 9 bassador to Engia ae tna oe en: the —— “ad || 30c Revelation Tooth Regular 60c Sally Jane Fruits in Cream Glycerine a firm of Davi djustab , | de ee T : . Glover's Dog ..... . > 5 or Fruits and Nuts in Cream Ta Mar Reducing. 3 for 68c & G | ‘ance. He is a graduate of Har- sh. ivard and is 52 bene old. ag f } me on P ga gabe _ “HOCOLATE 3 : 3 | : | Colgate’s Paste, new enlarg- : a P d Sones Petts, new claeg COVERED 3 Pounds, 31.00 - : Patent Medicines sROU GE France “et | est tone 222 882) FILLING EYE PRESCRIPTIONS | $100 adterta ........ 036] 0% ROUGE rove and cleans every tooth- | 50c Iodent Tooth Paste, 37c nr po Oe ? Filled in. Qur Prescription $1. 50 Allenhru ash creamy, soft rouge— made and | Cab. — t savings. others. ‘ote the great ; & | a surface, even > | . lie All Ere Prescriptions wt a ae a =eeeee South easte .3vc Pe Department Are Dispensed in “Especially Made” Castoria (Fletcher s) . - packed over there. Holds pow- i} > teeth “aurgieails”| | OUC Ipana Tooth Paste. .37c AF mi Baume Analgesique der and blends beautifully. | ‘A clean. Prevents ib- | ‘ke 7 Epes | * ~ ’ , re°s Bromo Three shades:—the new Vif, If | pt | ange-Colored Dus 30c Grove’s Br | ! fection. Taleums i 4, Or nge Co C u {proot Boxes Quinine really bright; Brique, best fer t + 2 ' blondes; Ronce Ty) for 3 o ’ 7 we Which contain individual spaces for both Eye Pre- 92> Mennen'’s Talcum 2c scription and Eye Dropper. Woiff-Wilson’s adopted Bromo Seltzer. 2 Catlin’s Mineral O11 Vv ae _— e ’ Ts e Dirlove Nursery, Ib. can .25¢ this style of package for all Eye Prescriptions of this nature for sees . Ge Getting Up Nights | Mavis.... ee Le, , 75¢ | the reason that they are most s nsitive to light and easily affected Cadomene Tablets ... .$1. 1 | $1.00 Coty “y by dust and exposure. Over 2.900.000 Prescriptions filled to date. | C_N Disinfectant21c, 42c, 73 . . . ' n rhere’s a Reason. Carter's Liver Pills, 3 for 50c “A Running Stream Stars Fresh. Saps Vitality | Houbigant’s .. ! | bes 60c Doan’s Kidney Pills. 44c | if your sleep is disturbed, your | 50¢ Spring Maid BE ig Re oe Pg a v= oe | vitality lowered, and bealth tm- '| 50c Mennen’s Koria Konia, OPTIC , . PECI : ] Qt 35c Freezone Corn eee 0 ired ¥ adder weakness, = “gee aaatiet ealls. backache, burning "i 37¢ i Ss ys oe Remedy ea ig No eat er ie: — i: 19¢ Glyco-Thymoline. sensation. — pains in the legs, | 95¢ Borozine a tag eR pa ve ae | (th & Washington -:- 2 Depts. -:- 408 Washington 23e, 44c, pect to feel as . ) % ‘“ voune. verona, OA | Face Creams Caldwell Syrup, suffer from Bigs RN || 25¢ Woodbury’s Creams, in Monday -:- Tuesday -:- Wednesday Pepsin ae air ae , 2 ~\ a tubes ... .....0 for 55e $1.25 Hood's a ae |S] «Daggett & Ramsdell S, aepes oema oe Derma- 85c Jad Salt te allay them i =e | 39c, 79c, $1.29 “ FA, b-- > BS oat : Vj . $1.60 K.D.X. "Hair Tonic. va and make yeu feel younger : | 60c Sempre Jovenay. — .44¢ é A , , Lavoris Mouth Wash. and atronger a ron $1.10 Othine Freckle... .79c : 21c, 42c, Whitens the Skin at Oneal o0c Jergen’s Benzoin ard , Classes Sewing Glasse -—=— d 93 | Q7 > | Ji an «Fe Cc Almon d Lotion ans Iwo visions, far large rounés $1.00 Golden Peacock paar yg mbcnineg pedi $1.25 Mayr s Stomach Instantly your hands, arms, Remedy : face and neck beeome a mos : 60c Mentho Su iuphur oe beautiful, dainty ; 75c Mellin’s Food. $1.00 Miles’ Nervine a ee bes - ° ° r ’ 71 Xlace of powder, bas same Redex Cedar Bags | Hair Preparations $1 Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills 83c }, Pis®t Of Powder: hee Oa a A hanger wit bh each Baz te Mentholatum .Z1¢, 42c, ~ ) rub off. Absolutely harmite. Overcoat size; size for 50) Catlin 's Sag e & Sul phu r, 39c 6Ce Mc Coy's Cod Liver : kilesh. white or brunette, 30x50. Sale price 4 C “oes. lt co an 60c bottle. Sale price. $1.10 Nuxated Iron. _.. Nature's ee ee 42¢, Are Ye Ou Too Fat 35¢ Dit ove Li quid G $2.75 N s Food, hospital we av sizi $2.49 é : = 0c Palmolis | Pierce's Favorite WS |S? SSeeetg | Danderine oC, Oe escription | ee DRE GS ; \\@ RR: f/f ae 1 30 Mary T. Goldman 35 Pierce's Golden ' ae Hair — orer . L.29 ‘Medical Discovery 98c rol Oc Moner- . - ; . os Guaran- 7 || 50c Stillman’s Freckle. . .34c Bifocal Reading and | $ s§ 50 Liquid Veneer. .21c, 42c, or Your Money Back A~ ( Bleach . .O0¢ plete with frame ith frame as above....:-: CO & SS Face Powders Spring Ae ie the time when your system must be clear and well wr Use >» or GO -J 171 “ € €3 4 — Kidney and Liver TEA oN SOG Rg ah Bake Si 8 Sapp tongen ' HAA US -1 Vi tA . TS hor a 3 Ww. ——— Camphor, 9 ..i9| Phenalax Wafers...2ic, 89¢ | #- 2 ounces Wild Boot Taro Pinkham'’s Veg. Comp. 89¢c - Colonial style, massive solid ma-_ A a Bia agit = ae J p. ; ‘ie ts “a sh : « : : , } od » £@ ‘ i Now. ea Liquid SAIN WHITENER J) 2 &. SY , W. W. Cascara, 4 ozs _— stomach (roubles. lumbaco, | Mulsif Red Devil Roach is sold oo 8 7 W. WW. Citrate Ma ione $12. or obesity wenk spines and backs, _ Pow de ine : SEL [phenome S| ee | nD TY | $37.80) 2 at a Special Introductory Saving | ) | is as tat Tron he The highest xvde "garment os ti Duncan Pfyffe Console and Mire Now you can have the smooth, flawless complexion you have ahcas3 iid ee / . . = and Strychnine, pint. 9 washable and sanitary. Expert abn - , v Se... ae gytiey lad and Zentieomen attendants. : a -e@-« ome t i9 — ’ ic, 53c, $i 13 longed for—the exquisite white skin you see only in famous beauties. | The kind of skin that wder Hgts ve. The skin itself must be _ pe g | $1.50 Bottle. oy 19 's330 Special smooth and white. My marvelous discovery now gives you this strixing so amg oo three to siz days. It smoc ths the skin to soft, silky Ne 1 . Regular 25c Bottles Eastman Kodaks e ‘“\wiss “4 73 J = ? . : Shes S000. Swissco” Hait FREE At Reduced Prices | Farr’s Gray Hair Clears Your Skin Whiten Your Neck . Mh trece of freckles, Macaheads, rough Test this preparation on yourarm,hends oO ers , ‘ bles. b : : a ~ enAway Reg. $8.00 No. 2 Folding Restorer mess and recnces disappesr almost asi! cron vyourneckwherethe sain isusuali¢ 4e _— ~~ vou hed wished them awar. Newer be muchdarkerthanonthetfece Seewhatar . Ax © ee , "hw & , vs >. 4 fore have women bed such e@ prepares amaring difference justthree days make. Y 7 a i he Sate ty F irst I ink Links : DRUG remo Camera I ] tion’ Guaranteed safe and harmiess! Positive Guar t ' CY PS Ts | are indicated for Constipatien oF S( rs ] sen “ie = sing:e : ‘ e . 4 Natl Z . , - Zi . . ° ¥ . ‘¢ ard Apply - in just three ee et ded- . antee. f ' » = —* - Headaches. Indigestion and for a2 Ne | OR ES i€NS . 4 $7 29 time very woman should have mr Use my Lotion Bleach ary way vou ‘ike “ } a/t } § Rr Ft Biliensness and fo 1 y , ‘ + : ; watid ” s 6 r rid Liv 4 ea s 1 Pi 7 liquid skin whitener There is 2 t one tor stx days. Then if you are nct simple 4 . Y when resulting from ye es ae ISSsc QO” (; rOUSsS . € ii H Re J) Reg >10 No. ’ Folding A complexion ina theecen 4 > . rs c f : > 0 0 e a time, and cooly a limited quantity will be distributed during this offer Actatonce ?, Ss uae heautinul, pat- when shaving). 10c: 3 for . .25« IS DESIRING A FREE BOTTLE INCLUDE Lc ; la ° ural skin: gives a Ott. velvety oe Will am: Aqua Velwa a0" iN STAMPs ro COV! R POSTAG E AND PACK ING . | rN Beautiful Hair’ . com picaxion. (,et thi ‘ is > graced the warket for mang eae ) t fer we wii give Free 3 oc Williams’ Shay. Cream. 3% ; fe > - rs : »* > : : . . , _ . . ; f;@minsPoroud! } P, our der wii 2t.sa Pi aud s Lilac retal. O3. ° aaa teers sngmageeusveneeseusssssseesesssnasncelsoncceseneeocescesaseseseusesseeeececeses a years witch can phe used with- LS out any hesitancy on the part Tg with each $1.00 hox o elic Barbasol Shaving : Se tons Sne Crens ave, se |? FREE SWISSCO BOTTLE COUPON of the ener to restore avail _ , Ok Malle shavi ng ‘ rear ae . $ ree Trial Bo +! 3 = hy D ' ‘ . 5Ottie of Swisece Hair Treatment . 1 : Lb T + ; ) Iria rr up le x Blade ~ - . S ¥% — : g } and -_ 2° . ourist Iron > pra. kKages Spat 1.00 , eee = a , ; ' : ; 4 f>Ser €) a : ; fic Gem Blades; 3 pkgs. .8$1.00 kind Auge hike wa IDE: OF ST. Lot is Pits in any $1.00 Gillette Blades.._._. a4 Address mia orde ' tnd Wash? ot 4 ret se the hair to its natural cole, bag. Very con- S@c Gillette Blades (iean awa hy erm hee ; "" ing y ogee Sri ay aan oe 2 te S1L.10 Bottle. dif %ki on Let the weorid ae v our rea! All Shades. ; ¢ ° . $2 y + ; =i Seventh and Washincton renient for | $1.00 Antostrop. Blades face—alive and ciow ing. Kanto! docs tratciing. ak ‘kt: Autostrop Blades t»> oMmtain best --minute masange is easy. 3 for $ Grand and Olive—408 Washington Se et ae - itiecminietecsieesd RB RAT Large 44 Large = ti tube C jar . 89¢ 50c FARES SuAMPOO to BOT used before applytng Restorer | plainly This effer is gecd enlr itt dave, reer reese Coe ee eer ewe . . Te eerr rer er oe eee *? SOOT OSS EHTS C SETS TST OCHRE EOE TOR SO rE ST OSes eee eeeee . hhh thet LL litt tt TT TT rr rt ieee

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——— || — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPA SOBRE OSCAR a a . " TCH ee ame TN "IN : , Sun Visors “1 )| S6GERIAN MINISTER'S HOBBY jwitn the many autien of nis erties Nga tape PrBeean ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ _PAGE 3D } } OF Wil 1 on the new German Mintat eo elp determine how best to con- gists will take up work in this in-, will be recalled, had cor e difficult the train known as “The Gotham ; prank Lioyd, British Paper Make, “7, : | PROTECTION | D IFE Interior, he still finds mar ew — country’s natural beau-| stitute, which will be outfitted i. maintaining his poet mr 9 en eee — “ayo bag Pra Limited.” The new train will de- Dead Yon Kendell Builds Country's First | sue his long-time hobby of nature | tir. with its wild animal and bird| with a complete library and all| cabinet at the inception of the new | stag. pass eas | York "ol yl * ~ pramygrer iors: Veen tioyd, scene Soe rch Station to ‘Conserve protection. II ayn. ruthless despoil-| necessary instruments. The entire Marx ministry. Hig record during | - i eetieihe and Birds. Hetr von Kewell hac ect aside ment by the march of modern prog-| plant will be directed by Dr. Klose,/the Kapp Putsch of 1921 was | New Pennsylvania Train. 'day. It will be called “The Jun-|the paper making firm-of that ress. It is the first German re- “Nature Protection Commissary” of| sharply attacked by the opposition; 75¢ Pennsylvania Railroad to-|iata,” from the name of a stream/ name and son o fEdwin Lioyd, BERLIN, May 21.—W#ile Wal-/ buildings anqg roun - g ds on his es-| search station for this purpose. the Province of Brandenburg. but he was accorded a vote of con- | 2@Y Will begin the operation of a/in the Alleghenies which parallels | founder of the Daily Chronicle and er von Keudell is a busy man ‘tate at Bellin en, nea | th 5 r Berlin, to Geologists, botanists and z0o0lo- The patron of the new plant, it/ fidence after a certificate of politi-' new train to New York to replace the Pennsylvania tracks. | Lioyd’s News, is dead. nee ‘ _* A i Nae: Ripa ir Wee 8 menting attendee ¥ * Sige ohn Tihlmadiles inp ws zh nhs ee ee + ue a tae pA ——_ , 2 > ~ - oa Well made, and, now is your chance to get 3 or 4 for the Sum- mer months at this price. Handy for the boy or 29¢ 49c Keen Kutter Special { heen Kutter Razor, value $1.00 3 Pks. Keen Kutter Biadcs, value sited BrP VES a oT Wy tae Ee ene Se, Total value Spccial Sfonda,. ' » = a ~— . . — * } f ' . " . { : ' ‘ y it ‘ ‘ a . <. o° , . , ‘ ‘ . : : ‘ . | to obtain best 44 : | Ss apn d ' ‘ Te ; : ’ . ; De TH ' ' | . V \ é 7 : i - { ‘ . re “alts ; “— : , a a . 4 \, Py f f al . , . ‘ , \ . . ‘ " ,} - ‘ ' ‘ ° - ’ j é . 4 ' _ ; - ga“: 7? _ 7p ' . ~*,* \ | hI — , ; @ - ~ nt <i ; ‘ ’ « © / : . P ‘ . ae | : ~ ‘ ai. : - : “ ' N " x : . . " , AO eee pete — ee ee ~ ‘

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGE 4D © _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pen , A ee May 21.—President Caruso as starring guests, was the | , . : : GUARD FOR EMMY DESTIAN sets" ges = $379 000 RAISED HER Di rsonvare tte cat be ba WHEN SHE SINGS IN BERLIN “mmerszeoss "> ould, Bp eee hoc the: aaitional | ‘ ' elephant. but two u Former Metropolitan Prima Donna | Mme. Destinn lost popularity, | [ 7. cebras. The animals Threatened Because of Her | however, with a section of the Ger- | , 4 oe to him by Ras Tafart. OO ORR tines coreg ? oi eee War Attitude. man public because of alleged antl- | Ry the Associated Press. German utterances during the war. | . rq + : . : - Roa r - a7 in 1rr} i’ : month of Berlin’s musical season; nounced that she was to appear; ined Cross Camfr aigti Will Be . aa . } ag f i ; ti La } ™ > = - 3 = ; ~~? . ’ ~ +>) a ; - 7 ~ ) i A ca % ; . " ary - 2e' a4 ~ 4 a: , I - : . - » 7 > — ~ —." ‘ ; . «= Oo , ¢ ~~ ; i ‘ PEA tia s ‘ . s+ 4 ies — . - . i. i . -eeaeer. ; ? ry é re ; UW = on = J > Butte it 1 i ; ~~“ . *’ & ihe Sw - - “eats te ge beard > “ } ; +s ee ey ees i — . —_ .. } . ' + : ai ~*. | i} a: ’ ' § P ad re -. ‘ “ 4 % ‘ ; 4+ 76s ‘ -« i; f -. i ii j . 2 ° , t _ | ' ’ + _ ' - " > ; : ; fit i } p 45 . - ; ° . : lw as ¢ —- ‘ ; [ : i ' j ~ | we" ; F - \ . - = f ‘ | . ~ ow ae os ig wr ’ ”* 3 ¢ certail he ST) > ~ ———— ———— enemas ~~ ' ine M . ie ly a 7 hh 9% ; =) ti jj As ii — — ‘ Fi LOCUST at Ni Drastic oe on Entir 7 1d : : oe : : ) oi il : : ee : Dependable Ser ice a # 20% 3 50% ee i> a7 a» 4 ~ — ~~? LQaPrvie - Ss a rc 4 rr i . 4 Se) AGA i ae ne 4 . > * - L ii wv “a ig of t} ose oe ap $100 to the St. Louis Red : (tian “— : et 11St cn : Wardrobe Trunks, Suit Cases, Hat Boxes, Biull- 17.45, and the Tr folds, Fitted Cases, etc. t Our $4.00 Leatherette Oxford Bags............$2.95 : ee Our $7.50 Leather Bags sa ceeceee GOO emploves of Universit City $200. Come Into Your Our $10.00 Leather Bags »- $6.50 tones sriay “taes' Mes. Paul Rhee N : H Our $15.00 Leather Oxford Bags.... Ts nn paint oe ade Cw ome Our $15.00 Leather Gladstone Bags eee Louls chapter, made an appeal Our $22.50 Leather Gladstone Bags... . $15.00) ozner contributions to the. Red I OE, PO! on necond carload of clothinn we It Is All Ready P.C: MURPHY TRUNK CO. #2002 0 20 vouttvare For You 707—WASHINGTON AV.—707 Th l(t \ £7 hea i R, Atta ry } A a\ BUi(a( Ay’ me Cf OE Rll AB RR Hy ee a aid see SN % ‘ OB an (= : ee ee A model home furnished complete— ee — ee an exact replica of how your home ee ‘ic as. al) proceeds uf the ‘Maan rj kx. d substantial furniture ic” : Se" os z. tae. ~.,. oe ; : a ee will Loox Goo er oe ge 2. exo»” «§Going to be married? G 3 of the latest vogue. Also odd pieces, se — — a — — ih : L : “a : - B your license—s!--w it tom lamps, draperies, rugs, pictures— “ et ae a a everything that’s needed to make a yor | dan rs next Satu home complete. And every piece has Bsonal check for license f | evening for the Ped Crnace 4 ° . —_— ex nee anna, those distinctive and rich appearing . | : —— | RS ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES IN qualities that you’ll be proud to show HF iP i 4 : ere oe MARK SILVERSTO ; ) | 4 | pf ae ee i Fat 0 of BALES AN HOUR | to your most fastidious friends. | leis om Riess oOndition of koadbed KRestricts | i Vim a a oH , : ao ci = % >> 3 >} a Speedi of Trains That Once : : as “ty 2 ' it ia , Fy | | ok hal allan plea toga gll Eee Laving-Room is exquisitely fur- SP RM aT Re Lad as if @ | SPECIAL 3 | \ : | ere is a handsome 3-piece : ami | Mm ON EE Tae ; i i tf i 8 Value to select a beautiful and useful gift fi is e tr t -establish ; “ it ae | Tbe { 9xi2 wedding, anniversary or other purpose, you will find their pre-war mile-a-minute sched- rerstuffed suite. an end table; occa- = nee | $4 | most economically priced—in our Si) Mate Gilt Sect . 4 e 4 rad e +} ‘ 1 : en Oe ii a a ' — % r R ‘Bis 5 RSE ae a pee erp Sigiess trains in the. world, but ei table, table lamp, smoking | =i a: . 2 es - oe ninster ug stand, 24x36 tapestry, two fancy pil- i : a j . a | GAH m : : |! im lat tl SLL / Se : tt. 9.7 ~ lows, a bridge lamp, two candelabra lamps and an Axminster rug. SANDWICH PLATES _- ™ T> «%4 9x12 Fifteen substantial pieces make up i “a Seemed | | | a ZS) shies | E ' ' 1 ° ee ° - mi | ‘ | igCe% GK wii. A % a the bedroom. The 4-piece Suite is = —- ) > | \ EF) fale) @. : . Felt-Base Rug : tr temich : valent a -hon - 2. - a ; ane . ; : handsomely finished in walnut over : sc eS a un ce lry Compapy the f ust str ch s, Event ally he furnish this cozy bedroom. Ss a SS fe Es a> Ss 6 SS — at ; 125 Li Ninth and Olive Sts —S. FE. Corner Ceahhs aaa rails SINGI CASSEROLES speed « peedetandards, = The kitchen just invites you to don i LINDBERGH TO BE PROPOSED ee a '| 69¢c | FOR PROMOTION AS MAJOR an apron and “turn to.” The all i Recommendation Will Go in To- morrow, Chief’ Air Officer of set and 75-lb. refrigerator, match in Seventh Corps Area Sars, ; eo ae = . to the 1 a grained finish. A room-size Con- eoleum rug, a console set and fruit dish, mirror, curtains and a family scale complete the kitchen. — anu Hh. | \ | f | i = : jf : =| ; p-Pe, Fiber Sulte The price is the biggest surprise— Oe ee Ce 6 —= | Ba 37 50 ‘ Ae : : , ~ ae ; = oe “| everything you see in this model TA I | | Le : : cushion, ere oo . y i = wes 4s ° home—a total of 44 pieces. _ | an ee cover. enamel range, five-piece breakfast : . | @ %8tare yarp | i Bia deed ted in beautifal de- and colors. + i SSSSS9S9SSSSS6CSS38S8S38S>: . ? Sale of New Style { 1018 OLIVE ST. } CONSOLE PHONOGRAPHS Including Ample S : Selection of : Latest Records ..... : : 4) S43 Valine ¢ 6930 , Very Restfal nied nmbae it POULAS ar- | é, : . ; ; } ~~ Per Week - Trade in vour present phono- graph, radio or piano as part of tf You can arrange terms to suit your 41T ' . own convenience. first payment. Latest period style consoles Lowest terms with mew style reproducers ever offered. and tone control. Also on sale....several well known makes in exchanged phono- OPEN EVENINGS 17 UNTIL 9 P. M. o D, a » bes ~ —_ ~ a 4 e “i z . : > Signed the = =— Ft 4 4 PPG POO OO OOO OOOO OO 0 OF OO OOOO OOOO % oS ¥ a _— Diaarlw

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ST.LOUIS TH | SE 2 r ¥ ’ nS | - Gets White Zebras, | Prince Regent of Abyssinia. as a| SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; PAGE 5D ¥ a ' : . dated Press. token of esteem. The unusual | ribbon for the first bouquet from | the Pan-American Good-Wiil | Total distance expected to be ewe {the yacht in three months were) Heads Electrical Engineers, ] IN, May 21.—President Present arrived with a shipment of | a city garden, but, since no one Flight, to visit Montreal and Ot-/is estimated at 10.000 miles andj Secretary Work, Postmaster New | By the Associated Press. 4 purs finds that he has cae oe a hyenas, ante- else competed in that class, was not /tawa on his tour of the eastern ,the flight will take seven weeks.;and Mrs. New, Mr. and Mrs. pad NEW YORK. May 31-—-Benerge ostriches intended | awarded the Lansing Ray cup. jhalf of the United State rhich | . Glover Jr. of Washington; Mrs.| Gherardi, vice president and chée gs, not the traditional ed for a : States which | | ys ban b rerman dealer, P : Fuchsias, abutil« nd ageratum, | will be dav Aivin T. He vice chairman of| engineer of the American Tiile®- pha ut two beautiful resident von chsias, abutilon a o , gin on Monday. Aivin T. rt, | | eng , - Sine The animals Hindenburg has turned his gift tastefully arranged a..ong Christ-| Maj. Dargue, acompanied by PRESIDENT ABOARD HIS YACHT |... Republican National Commit- | phone and Telegraph Co., was elect- a to him by Ras Tafari, | over to the Berliner Zoo. mas and asparagus ‘:rns and cro-| Walter ©. Lochner, president of | Accompanied by Wife and Guests; tee: Commissioner Myers of the ed president of the American In- | tons won for J. Gilmour of Rich-|the National Association of Com- | First River Trip of Season United States Shipping Board and | stitute of Electrical Engineers at |'mond Heights the Joseph Pulitzer mercial Organization Secretaries, | 7 ; ‘Mrs. Myers, and Mr. and Mrs./the annual. business meeting. = nl r ’ _ , : By the Associated Press. ‘siestiehioeeadaas /Ga den Club S Blue Ribbon | silver cup for the best window | will leave Bolling Field here in the | WASHINGTON, May 21.—-Presi- | Frank W. Stearns of Boston. iwas announced today ‘ al y — } . oo ! “ am . Th es y es) | Given Blooms Forced’ Un- | box. | Pan-American plane “New York,” | 4.1, Enchanting masses of many jat 9 o’clock Monday morning, the | : m ar Ela rie : . : } ¥ | , Sa feguard our Eyes de: Elect: 1c Light. ‘colors in the Shaw’s Garden iris first stop being at Harrisburg, Pa. this afternoon for a week-end trip ' } | , beds arrested the steps of many ap- Enroute to that citv the plane will |aboard the presidential yacht May- CON V ERT y OT R G A % HEA [ ER * a . . eal: PPA Aa ON yoke vs Coolidge left Washington | ad Pe eee ee a ene a ral Pitre Bea ORT HRD ear, proathing or leaving the show. ;fly over Hanover, Pa., later making | flower. | Flowers beguiled by electric light | Even more striking to many were |stons during the day at York and With the President and Mrs. T | Into developing by night as wel] | two back yards elaborately workec | Lancaster, Pa., and Camden, N. J.| Coolidge on their first trip aboard ;as day were one of the exhibits; 0Ut in a “before and after” illus- | £ i . tration. One was the aGrden Club's » 4 . |which attracted more 7 than i000 | ideal. The other was weed-choked land adorned only with the week’s| This neat little fixture placed in le-Vi . Glasses—F | teur show, opening yesterday aft-| wash anc a dilapicated shed on the | IT TIME : 7 a i By ¢} ~~ | detail cee teateieasilty. carefully selected to o Eight nae ago Mr. and Mrs.| WASHINGTON May 21.—The | OUR PAINT COSTS LESS AND | Easy to Install conrorm fe) . corse smith planted a few flow- | War Department today asked the | - | : LASTS YEARS LONGER | 1Floor . ~ $15.00 ers in a tiny plot on their lawn at Canadian’ Government to permit | Thorough Eye Test by Experts 0456 Plover avenue. Each year it;Maj. Herbert A. Dargue, who led | 5 90 A ' s 2 Floors ss $17.50 * - - grew, until it covered a space 25x ; ° hai? thie Gael | | Gall CM We sell to everybody at wholesale price} Oculist rd Broken malautée ther aeakena a RUPT | anon x PLUMBING AND z it §=laccards 22 Prrtepegeien OT URED | 1 FF INDEPENDENT C0. Prescrip In the Garden Club show, and las | Be rid of lex strancend | ouging peds. | HEATING SUPPLY " nee Me Platt & Thornburgh J Filled Exclusive Jewelers Duplicated | FFILIATED WITH ANY TRUST : } eted award, the Garden Club med No M D > NoC | ae Dependable Service at Low Cost | o Money Down; No C.O.D. | vue a CANNER RR ROR ES RON ONT RNR REMORSE DRT Og MR eS | Persons to the Garden Club’s ama- pA ES RENEE PPC SE AB AME A TOT AIS Rie ANION abe 5 neater REE " ‘9 ieel, and provided nosegays for “ee ch EO RB ot LOCUST at NINTH | night they received the most cov.- | ) is, MO. al for the best allround showtine ‘ e ) . 1119 CHESTNUT ST., ST. LOU ‘OW! If satisfied after 80 days send small price—if 7th & Frank in | : Send fer Free U2 5 Catal | with 74 points—15 more than the not, return and owe nothing. 120,000 kept after | runner-up. trial. Write for Free Booklet and Order Biank. ” |. | | ‘Their son. James, wor a blue EASYHOLD CO., 2904 Main St., Kansas City, Mo. WE KNOW PAINT | Silverston ORGANIZAT —-Ss ALE — ee aaa eee - eaten presses: SESCTHSSOPESE SEER ee Eee) Tk AL tt thd oo OLD | [gf cseseeees to cesensess WITT eae ee . ™ ot °. ee ee eee el H & + | eo 3 isto be married? Get} I , t 3 | EVERYTHING IN THE hens Sensational Furniture Bargains PR | STOCK cA CRIFICE D TO : sale is to raise money to en- Ln RE shail fv Phaa tar Slt oe Le RN ety AMBIT Can OMAR Ma. SIAR gan AS ' eS SCRA po ar wee ig B b SPECIAL Great Reductions on All LIVING-ROOM —SACRIFICED OE ws a REFRIGERATORS | aT. Bed, Metirecs 9x12 Former gate ag 2 ogy , r . arene. by é a ; . . Price e Price s, at ; ae 4 d $ All nsier Rug ite %; S Golden Oak Refrigerator; 50-Ib. Ses! = oe cee vide 2 2 , 33 an pring , : — mF & f be capee- 27.75 ay ie rere 29. 5 s Porcelain - lined Refrigerator; 3 | aoe ") a ee wd ie 4, , ie a i ~ Se ea cous’ ..... 49.95 | with FLOORCOVERINGS FOR EVERY ROOM AUll-Porcelain White Refrigcera- | 14) . | Ts Fel BR R ' Three-Door Side-Icer. White — ~~ a —. ) { END TABLE ase ug throughoet ine’. 22 ae eo) : BY} 2 Gorgeous 3-Piece Velour Bed-Davenport 5 20 sucll Rugs to Match roomy. A great ice 19.7 5 “ae jos) ) > Living-Room Suite with club chair— Ace I 9 5 Very Special iy Yt) Sa - s e i a ; ; j W mi ’ > A hh} wale GOLDEN OAK % £ | e | . a 3 ; oF a . > = » ; ' | 125 Linoleum oven: 3-burner top.. Pa Gas Range; side i. hel He te, a a | iy a CHI OROBES 6 9c ; eo oe : ov ep and broiler ’ he ; ' . Po , iw rl wc = iit x b ' i . : ; 3 “y > . ~- = ‘ . ' ’ = ~— s tho e Ee a] . — “Sa; ) 4 a - a: ‘ i a | 7 . j 7. 7 ; ‘ , Gas Range; larg . si, . eee ie * ari Ww. als = - j h me | | ] o 5 | . J Ty ot | ; — " ate . . — , ; ; . j , , ~ : * . ‘ SQUARE YARD side oven; all enamel. . ria a si 2 ‘Large hat and clothes eu and colors, ; four gas burners; ea Da ‘ Bi on ky . Ori AASB it, fia ; ol ) fF ee ae ename] $3 Valne HUNDREDS OF RARE BARGAINS | = S= 1a haa i so SPECIAL gy Fiber Sut KITCHEN CABINETS HOME COMPLETE a _-smcy nasuens ocens ‘VELVET RUG | 37 50 $47 5 Golden Oak Kitchen Cab- ~ ie CNW Giiteene 1 —— ity and large, roomy Chifforobe. Room-size Rug. — ] é' 7 - ? 5 cushion, cTre- flour bin, 3 drawers, sanitary bread er, And FREE 1 pair Boudoir Lamps....... tonne cover, box, spice jars and sugar bow! Forme: Price ) ba | $125.00 4-Piece Suite..-..... $6 Gray Oak Kitchen Cabinet; ’ 7 a: ) $149.50 atten Suite ee vette tome | S65 perc a CLI | [—tectnaing 26-Pioce DINING-ROOM SPECIALS | PAY-BEDS | ‘ 10 ROCKER Oak Kitchen Cabinet, porce- yy | Set of China aii Meee Rs-Svcunteatiin tele ile 27.45 : $4 lain top, metal Gq 75 < 70 A a at : $1 10 00 8-Piece Dining-Room aa SO | 2 s fe . Sulte . a AND UP fil veg gai a<TTENTION PRICES SLAUGHTERED $169.00 sree Dae Boom 99.50 | Senos 4.75 Newlyweds and Those About to Be On Sample and All Reconditioned Furniture at Our es " samples only. t THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY 412 N. TWELFTH ST. $319.00 eee 224,50 Wa + aed AY 9 NX if} y) : "ae ae F Z oA i La G ““¢g . to Suit OPEN EVENINGS wat TOCA TS 1110-14 zesmne | / hil Convenience. “OLIVE ST. | *oUr UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK 7 ¢ As Low as $1 a Week DURIN G SALE Neighborhood Store Exchange Store A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Purchase— Walnut or Mahogany Indicates Veneer 52 06 GR AVOIS AV. 412 N ORTH 12TH ST. ma Caen a - ; or Finish Over Hardwood

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| ae nae ne | _ ST.LOUIS. POST- DISPATCH ___ es . ENE OST- DISPATCH__ SUNDAY. MORNING, MAY. 2. a —_—————————— _ST.L0 PAGE 6D __ 8 _ST.LOUIS POS WELCH my CO.' WELCH & CO. 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. ~~ [MUST VACATE WAREHOUSE*2 BY J Warehouse Leased Over Our Heads~Immense Furniture Stock S = el ce “PRUSSIA RAPIDLY | ym -— A FBP 10 PRACTICAL ; CERN SAAN $ SS ; ~ AT : ~ Y ~~ apo tnr® . in Sear SSS SS S SS Se Se 1 >~S > % ~AAs* s | . ae . “= 4 HY Ay if ili bd MULE Mi steve #eeeerre Ui ‘% masene esse eeeees AX mee —*>*** - i —— $245 3-Pc. Kroehler Ove: stuffed Suite yond cctheaiiliaats 12/° and upholstered bench. Priced tn Our Gigantic Force etio ae ing: reversible loose cushions. Priced in Our Gicantice Forced Action Sale at 4 : ‘ Inciuding hew-end bed and vanity. Pric ed 236: 00 $185 4-Pc. Bedroom Suite - Ga Gigantic Forced Action $54 Seamless PORCELAIN: 3- — Side-leer $500 2-Pc. Overstuffed Suite frye ines prices anga:8 Sale at. Gigantic Foreed Action Sale at $45.00 EXQUISITE FANCY LIVING- ROOM CHAIRS $ Priced in our GIGANTIC FORCED ACTION SALE at $44.50 5-Pc. Silver Gray Oak Breakfast Set Priced in Our GAN TIC $ 65 FORCED 2 ACTION = SALE AT .. : $355 Magnificently Designed 7-Pc. Bedroom Suite 164" 15 45 | Decorated blended lacquered—priced in our GIGANTIC FORCED ACTION SALE AT $187 Five-Piece Bedroom Suite we ra ee oe 3 118 “REMBRAN DT” TABLE LAMPS SACRIFICED 7 . ¢hest of drawers, vanity and chair. Priced in Our Gigantic Forced Action Sale at : Priced tn eur GHMANTIC $ FORCED ACTION SALE *“e* © * © @ © @ @ Corkbeard., ¥-wall ACTION SALE nda of education in other coun Ue $62.50 5-Piece , Including Gold-Plated and Onyx Marble Stands With Pleated Silk and Georgette Shades PRI CES SLASH FD ON DI e: NG SUI y ES re “Chal Bi got a 15-minute interview, while Be Breakfast Set 50 Rembrandt Table $31 Rembrandt Table sured 85 PORCELAIN-Lined © om remarks led to discussions ae rte | amp; . — ours. | was to have 15 minutes spring seats and backs, priced in our GIGANTIC FORCED ACTION SALE AT ; Rapp ae Spee , , BOt be tolerated here... We do not bel eoenstruction. Buffet, chin closet. enasle sale ivine | $124.75 3-PIECE REED-FIBER LONG $225.00 3-PIECE KIDNEY FANCY $170 9-Pc. — Suite i ‘aa © chaive, Sect or «§9Q 4.00 Ff - = Sion. How can we teach ae | BED-DAVENPORT SU!TE DECORATED REED FIBER BED SUITE SALE PRICE AT | priced in our LIGA NTIC $62.50 Kitchen Cabinet FORCED ACTION Fency finishes te match breakfast SALE ng en eee eee ee) et hE ees Cee ese oe iia SAL. &. . chair. hich rade, priced in our eae am $99. 80 GIGANTIC FORCED ACTION SALE PRICE AT FORCED ACTION SALE The Lowest Sale Prices in Years On Quality $400 9-Pc. Dining-Room Suite 22;'73* ets. are chins closet “317 8 00 I did learn one fact. which modifi $ ‘(hoice coverings priced $ 50 ees in GIGANTIC ; , 8 5 FORCED ACTION 1 1 2 ‘ $285 S. Pc. Dining-Room Suite hin a ame clenst, exsen- 156 00 : pie peatrent repor* as to the Bolshevik ft rei izious property. Kameneva do hot teach the children religion. Mer hand, we do not persecute nd | saw evidence confirming this Ment. In the middle of one of the | Breet: stands an old church which im {AS R ANGE. Sale Price . “** els “ com ALL- PORCELAIN WATIOWN COAL AND ) GAS RANGE. sale Price, : T \ S-foot extension table, 5 chairs and | | t armehair with upholstercd sent« 2 ‘1 Q.% $45 9 412 A mi t S Pri BB ce 50 oop yp nent pga 60 S | D T WwW RANGE, with shelf. ; the oe cs Cent ral Commit : ™ BC he if) ls, The Russians are simply F *rired tin Qur GIGA Kk FORCED riced in Our GIGANTI Sal ms aT _ : 21:1 ' , . $39.50 DINNER — _ ACTION SALE AT Sone $4.65 AC TION SALE AT. . pe merpr va $14.75 $ a Price -seaase ake - CHEST—Saie per - ubiect. of Be ““ie0od Luck.” 100 pleces; Price : “Si. Of the entire national tl sriced it oh “+ ° : | sate a sca $16.45 7 “2 @ducation. Mme. Kamenera i. la that the 90 pe : ; : e 2 a | per cent. illiteracy | 4 smn.50 DINNER SET — 0 r E Cl k p ¢. in £ , tien . =: e ‘ et. sf 2 anon mee. eames teams pen very vening | oC uring a ( 35 cHIFFOR a Com pi wie ae ee eS ae oe f + | tistanntic Snle $15 890 SS Se ———— a this plaz: tk quidated fas she = UM iate gaa . rs gee EF eg talked with Russian edt Hid |_ FREE DELIVERY WITHING A RADIUS OF 60 MILES | . ; Fat seat three or four years abre aaa $50.00 DINNER SET — a -* the sehoo 3 ae? 100 pieces: rich mottic de- 4 “FU RMIT URE tL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS : ems | and: tod ' systems of Western | ee aps 2h a wae 7 00 | Swine cecal ths tent lennon | ea y FL F URN TURE & MUSICAL INST RUMENTS _~ = “OGay the four big schools ip a4 3 at | $27. 1B O 5-07-09 Oo VE ST erent eer nr 1 10 Pht of 4 r different plans 2 Vie | LI e - ” 2 etermianing which is best™ ha . theit children. | spent much Um : “Oils and universities. So far as = - far _ x *qjuipment in these institut! Sent. At different times, he’

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$30 Refrigerator 3-door side-icerys enamel lined. Sale Price Seamless PORCELAIN-Lined 3-Door Side-icer Refrigerator 342! $70 “Challenge” Seamless PORCELAIN-Lined efrigerator $54 Priced In our GIGANTIC FORCED ACTION SALE Priced = in GIGANTIC FORCED ACTION SALE, oat.. $150 All-White Porcelain inside and Outside Refrigerator 34! AND Corkboard, ¥-wall construction, S05 COMBINATION COAL {AS HANGE. Snile Price an om) ALL-PORCELAIN co NATION COAL AND GAS RANGE, Sale Price. MBI- 2115 PORCELAIN BUNGALOW RANGE, with shelf. $59. Sale Price STS PORCELAIN - FRONT “QLICK MEAL” GAS RANGE. Sale Price £16.75 CEDAR CHEST—. Sale Price... | ecm A ee ma Bo Si7.0 Large Storage (HEST—Sale Price. . $8.45 18.75 $35 CHIFFOROBE—Priced in this Sale at san ¢ HIFFOROSE a6 a in this Sale at "$394 | * : ; 4 Noyes, former American member of the’ around complained ruefully 7 But Do Not Persecute It ‘2 | et hand, we do not persecute religion,’ PTE LEA TORIES PBI g Sey - oes Tt) , / @ Ols and Universities. . PaCellent. } part FOUR 2. ia eligion. How can we teach it to the chil-} @ll traces of their origin. yg afer?’ >» A Meets stands an old ch | over é WS WL ‘SS ih EDITO « | hdd aed tA SX XY. WN SYS Bessesss SQHEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANAAAAAAANAAAAAAAAA SS NS Y — ee,

QQ, 10. 06WRWHA AAA IS) wR 0S WOONs = ~ re WN \\ NO \\ ST. LO LIS POST- 1 f ATPLIS Sig ee, ST. PATCH “Saag N N SSS ; WN WA AK WS eee SS ‘ ggas™ WS SR Se N SS \ SN > : ~~ — a . ~.* ~‘ ‘ ~~, ts bo ~* . . NNSA NAAANAAAAAAAAAAAAAR ARR ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22. 1927. PAGES 1—10B. - s Fr RUSSIA RAPIDLY WORKING BACK 10 PRACTICAL SYSTEM, POLITICAL _ _ AND ECONOMIC, WITHOUT OUTSIDE AID ee 4 < . 7 ed i ae " ‘Divorce Are Easy but Alimony Is Inevitable if There Are Children—-High Death Rate Solving Problem of Wild. Boys. Says Pierrepont B. Noyes. HIS ts the second of two articles by Mr.‘ principals and teachers who were showing me | , of the lack of | International Rhine Commission, re-) money to buy certain things which they felt | porting his observations on a recent visit to; were badly needed. The children looked clean | ‘and romped hoisily around the building be-| By PIERREPONT B. NOYES, (tween classes much as our own children do. | (Copyright. 1927.) | They looked happy and carefree. | NEW YORK, May 21.) I was admitted to a room where a class. HEN the Russians repudiated the old\| was holding a meeting in connection with | order of things, they apparently tried ) their well organized student government sys-| th to break with all the customs and hab- | tem. Both boys and girls spoke with a | its of capitalistic civilization. I visited a ney quite beyond the average of our own | - 4nstitution devoted to training physical cul-(children. As. fast as one speaker finished, | | ture teachers. I saw there hundreds of very} many hands were in the air claiming the | BS healthy and intelligent-looking men and) chairman’s attention. Finally a black-haired | < eric. cae ’ cee B women engaged in every variety of athletics | boy of 16 made a short, snappy speech and ® —boxing, fencing, bowling, basketball, etc. I1/as he sat down the whole class broke forth | "was told with great seriousness that these{in a noisy but good-natured negative. I/| é young people were taught to play games en-;/ learned afterward that the meeting was held | ‘tirely for the physical benefits—that the ( to consider the increase of small thefts in the) spirit of competition was eliminated. Lenin ) school building—books, rubbers, ete. The)! insisted that competition in sports led to a | black-haired boy had suggested separate lock- | This had) ers for each student with individual locks and | -eompetitive spirit in economic life. The noisy negative was thé answer of “hardly been explained to me when an excited { keys. E basketball player burst out with a savage at- | these youthful disciples of Karl Marx. I won-| tack on the umpire. 1 did not understand / dered how many of their parents would still | his words, but I am sure they would have)really feel as sincere a willingness to tolerate. done credit to our most forcible baseball/theft rather than protect their property as_ I laughingly commented on this ( capitalistic citizens do. “Eliminzg h m-/? . Eliminate the co | Divorce Is Easy, But You haven’t a . chance.” ! Alimony Can Be Collected In Moscow one can still see the wonderful | In the academy I saw a large department | Russian ballets, but their pet theater is. the) devoting itself by the aid of the very latest. "New Theater” largely, I think, because it - eesommna equipment to proving through vivi- | the material nature of life and Mifferent from the theaters of the old regime. } 8°cUon ! | ‘Here one faces a vast proscenium with no/ thought and the soul. Having officially aban- tirtain and no scenery—only great (doned religion, these Slavs have set them-, wooden } wreens which are pushed noisily on rollers; ‘selves to prove their spiritual negations. fo subdivide the stage. Everything is very ( In Soviet Russia, marriage and divorce are, Simple and the actors bring ‘both very simple—a declaration recorded by Bhairs. in their own. yTeach No Religion, players. to my guide, saying, petitive spirit in sports? (a magistrate is all that is necessary for either. | { There however, a very practical string ‘attached to divorce. If there is a child, one-| ‘third of the man’s income goes to the woman | _ Abother of their violent reactions is against‘ until the child becomes of age. Under this mteligion. High on a building just outside the/ system, a man cannot go beyond three di- _Ted gate is that sign about which much has\yvorces and have any income left. Alimony, | “deen writien, “Religion the Opium of the ) too. in Russia is as certain as taxes since | is, People.” I argued with several of the Bol- | people cannot disappear from sight of the’ Early in my visit) Gcvernment as in other countries. | I mrde inquiries regarding that old story It was in-| “Mevik leaders about this. d had discovered that the warning received ( before going to Russia to be careful what of the nationalization of women. aid was all a mistake. When I was careful; dignantly denied that such a system was ever | me sot a 15-minute interview, while conten-)planned or thought of by any responsible | pMous remarks led to discussions running into: Governmental agencies. I was told that the! — I was to have 15 minutes of Mme.)story came from something which occurred peéiieneva’s valuable time, but when I as-(in a small department in the south during the i lied Russia’s attitude toward religion, the' days of revolution, a movement which was “Mterview lasted two hours and at the end/immediately suppressed by the Government. me urged that I talk with the Commissar of | ,,. . # a ‘High Death Rate Solving eeeucation, Luna Sharsky, “who,” she said, ) ‘ Mean answer your questions better than E { Problem of the Wild Boys | She finally took refuge in a typical woman's. I was greatly interested in the wild boys of 4 gument. “We tell our young people that? whom we have heard much. Many of these, i Will teach in the schools only the truth, }?0@#™ the streets of Moscow clad in owes | )kind of a misfit garment. Immediately after | thar the traditional fakes and false propa- | te (the revolution there were 280,000 of these) pM@ude of education in other countries will ) | \little waifs who had lost their parents and os uM be tolerated here. We do not believe in 64 | There are still, it Institutions have been | = }is estimated, 120,000. p I did learn one fact which modifies the, Provided to take care of these boys, but it: rent repor’ as to the Bolshevik treatment. a eeeemepie to keep them contiges. | M religious property. Kameneva said, “We( Jove the wild life and run away from private M not teach the children religion. On the ) homes and institutions. Shoobin expressed | . ») great confidence that the problem of the wild | and 1 saw evidence confirming this state- ‘boys would be solved within another year, | ement. In the middle of one of the main but I was later told that the high rate of | urch which interferes (mortality among them was solving the prob- The city fathers de-? lem rather than the Government. They: removed. but were prevent- {roam from city to city riding on brake- | the Central Committee until a vote of ‘beams of railway cars, and their life in the)! This vote | Streets is very precarious. These boys cer- ‘ tainly look wild, but often decidedly attract- Miously with traffic. | eed to have it td by q ‘ Congregation could be taken. UG against removal. permission was denied | PMe- city authorities ond the earth still) tive in their lawless wildness. They beg or, nds. (steal, as opportunity affords, and will leap} ourth of ) between the wheels of trucks or perform, @ National Budget ‘other daring feats to create a sensation and_ * Given to Education | ‘attract pennies. They also shoot craps on the | _ ire article could be written about) sidewalks with Savage earnestness. | pA00ls. The Russians are simply crazy} I once saw, in one of the semi-enclosed | : ‘ sec gai of education. Twenty-five shelters for trolley in | 4 a me, of the entire national budget 18) the middle of the street, eight of the red 3 education. Mme. Kameneva assured) rascals lying in a semi-circle on the wooden 4 ‘That the 90 per cent. illiteracy which ex-( bench which ran around three sides of the | A tis before the revolution would } shed. Each had his head on the next one’s | 33 ‘peed liquidated (as she put it) by(back and they were snuggling a in wad ' 4 talked with Russian educators whe) their dirt and rags to keep themselves warm. ~ Spent three or four years abroad study-) All were sound asleep, quite oblivious of the, a a school systems of Western nations’ noise and crowds that surged about them. | “ag te pai eps ase Russia Getting on Her Feet Mect of Riarentntes the fe 7 — ‘) Without Outside Help : ; | g which is best adapted 5 Sees : iscellaneous pic- me their Children. | spent much time in the a aren 5 em espn : Hi ; EP ] could (ture of what I saw in Russia. w hat J elt in these institutions was} a ee ee aoe At different times, however, both patrons which stand *, the equipment Continued on P _ | Gov. | And it notes with California Sending Miss Whitney To Prison; Supreme Court Upheld tate’s | | \ i} \ — Woman Caught in Mesh of Law Limiting Free Speech Declines to Ask for Mercy, Saying She Has “Done Nothing to Be Pardoned For.” Author of Anti-Syndicalism | Statute Declares Is Was Not Aimed at Those Such as She Who Seek Peaceful Change in Government. 2. Post-Dispatch Bureau’ 20-23 Wyatt Building. WASHINGTON, May 21. N elderly woman, of gentle birth, who A has given years of her time and thou- sands of her money for the welfare of others as she saw it, must go to San Quen- tin prison as an enemy of the Government ( | } } ( ; ) tind ame ahead and the social order, unless the Governor of California pardons her. Chariotte Anita Whitney, of 1 year to 14 years for violation of the California criminal syndicalism law was af- the United States Su-' firmed Monday by preme Court, says she Young for a pardon. ‘I have done nothing to be pardoned for,’ she said in the one brief state- ment she has made since the Supreme Court acted. “I have no intention of asking for a_ pardon. Compared to Sacco and Vanzetti, I have nothing to complain of.”’ will not ) whose sentence? } , { } ( ask Gov. ) She took the same position a year and a) when Gov. Young's was asked by half ago, Richardson, sons to grant a pardon. fused, saving that he would prefer to pardon some of the less prominent and predecessor, ( many per- | Richardson re- ( less edu- ( cated persons who were already in prison | under the operation of the same law. And Miss Whitney said very same. ‘“‘Let the Governor liberate the poor “Their guilt may law,” she said. than mine.”’ But the men, numbering 86 in all, and most of them ‘‘wobblies,’’ as members of the I W. W. are called on the Pacific Coast, had to serve substantial parts of their terms, ' which in most cases were four or six years. ‘ ‘“‘Hell-Raising’’ Ceases But the Law Goes On. The California public has seemed quite | willing that these men should do their time. In the general estimation, they were “hell- raisers.”’ The state criminal syndicalism law ‘was directed against “‘hell-raising.’”’ of which San Diego, Sacramento and other California cites had a-plenty in the I. W. W. demon. strations that began before, and continued through, the World War. To be sure, the issue of free speech was involved. that to the courts, and the courts, cluding the United States Supreme Court, now in- much the ) | men who are imprisoned for violation of this | be less} | The Anita Whitney Commit-} | tee broadened its demand to include the re-/ | | lease of Miss Whitney and of any men “as'} unjustly convicted and as innocent as she.’ ? | | \ f ' } ( / , \ Ps \ } ’ But Californians decided to leave } have decided that the California statute is { not in any fatal conflict with the free speech clauses of the Constitution. California can keep its law if it. wishes to. some satisfaction that ‘*hell-raising’’ has subside¢ visibly. it would have subsided anyway, or what part the law has had in quieting industrial con- ditions, is matter for speculation. But there are many Californians who wish, \ somewhat along this line. So, apparently, ( / / How far ) “an organization which advocates, \ f now that the crisis appears to be over, that / the case against Miss Whitney could be quietly dropped. If she is placed in San Quentin, and so long as her indeterminate sentence keeps _her there, they see the prospect of a con- | tinued agitation, such as was caused by the / cow. ) prove that. both ‘ bidden by the ) fered of incarceration of Eugene V. Debs in Atlanta, | and the Mooney case in California, or such as / now attends the Sacco-Vanzetti case in Mas- sachusetts. ment might result in strikes or a renewal of “hell-raising,” all of which California would like to avoid. Some take the view of W. J. Locke, city ettorney of Alameda, one of those credited ' _with authorship of the syndicalism law. “Miss Whitney’s conviction was a_mis-) ganization, “The law was not meant { take,”’ Locke said. for persons who, like her, seek to change the form of government by peaceable means.” In her trial in Oakland more than seven i years ago, Miss Whitney presented a defense | prisons, A ‘‘Free Anita Whitney” move- | : Miss Charlotte ee ee ee — e Power, Did Not Justify Its Use — ' a Vital Sections of eo . rt " ~ . “~ : . 5 - Anita Whitney ae eee wR es ty Siaeaee =. ety Me tl aggtt piiln, ghey AO, Ag Syndicalism Act HE essential sections of the Cali- T fornia anti-syndicalism law, which Miss Whitney was convicted of violating, and which the United States Supreme Court upheld as constitutional, are: “The term ‘criminal syndicalism’ as used in this act is hereby defined as any doctrine or precept advocating, teaching or aiding and abetting the commission of crime, sabotage (which word is hereby defined as meaning willful and malbsous physical damage or injury to physicat property), or unlawful acts of force and violence or unlawful methods of terror- ism as a means of accomplishing a change in the industrial ownership or control, or effecting any political. change. “Any person who organizes or assists in organizing, or is or knowingly be- comes a member of, any organization, society, group or assemblage of persons organized or assembled to advocate, teach, or aid and abet criminal syndi- calism is guilty of felony and punishable by imprisonment.” The parts of the Federal Constitution which were cited, in Miss Whitney’s ap- peal, and which her counsel sought to show were opposed to the California statute, are: Amendment 1. Congress shall make no law * * abridging the freedom of speech. Amendment 14. - No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges and immunities of citizens | of the United States, nor shall any state _ deprive any person of life, .Mberty or, | property without due process of law. _ ~ ne ee OO ee ty tl, tle itl, agile... at ee ee ee . ——— ee ‘“‘Whether in 1919, when Miss Whitney ) serious evil, might have been made the fm- a Human Progress Set Back By f Nullification of Free Speech - —Miss Charlotte Anita Whitney Backed by the traditions of her Colonial despite a prison sentence under the in her belief in freedom io the sire calls attention 21. onl” steadfast Dispatch social and cconomic changes: MONTEREY, Cal., May RIMINAL syndicalist laws not C may be, but are used to suppress all freedom of speech, both of individuals and of organizations. No overt act needs to be committed and the power of prose- cution lies entirely with local officiais and politics. For example, in California we had an organization functioning open- ly and without molestation in San Fran- cisco, while its members were arrested, tried and convicted in Alameda County, a few miles away bay. After seven years members of this organization are still serving sentences in San Quentin across the for the sole reason of membership, whils California of speech. dangers She was charged with membership in the Communist Labor Party, in Oakland in 1919. To bring this charge under the syndicalism law, it was al- leged that the Communist Labor party was | teaches, aids and abets criminal syndicalism.”’ The organization at which the law was primarily aimed was, of course, the 1. W. W: |} Evidence obtained in raids of the Communist and I. W. W. headquarters was offered, to favored the activities law. Evidence was a connection of Communist International the with the of Mos- Whitnev to other pris- Federal Miss and draft-dodging Letters written by oners in leavenworth convicted on war obstruction charges, were introduced in | evidence. Joined Party With No ( i } ' tion California should be en instrument of ter- whether @ny grave and immediate danger Unlawful Purpose. The defense sought to show that Miss voted against had which called for measures of violence. Whitney testified that it was not her inten-, in that the Communist organization rorism or violence, and that neither she nor tacked for-? also Of- ' Communists and / in affirmation of the conviction. , tionality of the California syndicalism law. : Whitney, as a member of the Communist or.| ter effect, Justice Brandeis suggested in his ‘proposals } Miss | | portant issue in the case,” Justice Brandeis |) said. “She might have required that the is- | sue be determined either by the court or the ) jury. ( Some Things the Defense ) Might Have Claimed. | “She claimed below that the statute as ap- \ ) plied to her violated the Federal Constitu- ‘ tion; but she did not claim that it was void forbears, Miss Charlotte Anita Whitney, criminal syndicalism law, remains In the following telegram to the Post- of a policy of prohibiting discussion of ‘ ) because there was no clear and present dan- , | | ‘ ger of serious evil, nor did she request that the head office in San Francisco has never } the existence of these conditions of a valid beni iene 5 measure thus restricting the rights of free | i . a ) SI e Vv : No more powerful weapon for the pres- | | speech and assembly be passed upon by the ervation of any status quo could ever be |) court or a jury. ) “On the other hand, there was evidence the hands of those already in have power. Dynamic changes are taking place in science and art, in the methods of pro- duction,’ transportation, etc., but the put in , On which the Court cr jury might | found that such danger existed. ‘| “I am unable to assent to the suggestion criminal syndicalist laws can be made to | (| in the opinion of the Court that assembling prohibit discussion along lines of change |) W!th @ political party, formed -to advocate or advance in our economic and political | { the desirability of a proletarian revolution it an attempt to block evo- |} bY mass action at some date necessarily far lution along the lines that most vitaliy (in the future, is not a right within the pro- affect the thoughts and lives of the great tection of the fourteenth amendment. In mass of our American people. CHARLOTTE ANITA WHITNEY. system. is ) the present case, however, there was other \ testimony which tended to establish the ex- ) i:tence of a conspiracy, on the part of mem. | bers of the International Workers of the / World, to commit present serious crimes; and likewise to show that sveh @ conspiracy would be furthered by the activity of the so- | ciety of which Miss Whitney was a member. ) Under these circumstances the judgment of the State Court cannot be disturbed.” police order against her speaking at a wom-{ It will be seen that in the Whitney case, ex's club meeting in Oakland on the Negro) #5 im the Sacco-Vanzetti case, the tribunal | Of final decision did not pass on the suf- ficiency of the facts which were the basis the Government of conviction. The Massachusetts Supreme ward the Negro race. \ Court in the case of the Italians, and the The circumstances of the arrest, and Miss | re pr er Whitney's explanation as to her understand-‘ ee _ sh tat ing of the Communist program, were matters 5 — aig the trial court in Oakland, and the State‘ C tem — — a ait scpalagnarynst ) Court’s opinion in the Whitncy case, rald of But they did free speech: die _ a —— the convention which she attended had planned a violation of any known law. In her behalf, it argued that she was not aware, in joining the party, of any unlawful / Was purpose on its part. Her arrest had followed her violation of a was charged that she quoted pub.ication, which at-)} its attitude to- ( problem. It ‘rom an “incendiary” for Appellate Courts, to consider. United States Supreme | has just resulted ; Free Speec* and the —aw Against Its Use. “The syndicalism act as applied in this case is not repugnant to the due process ' clause as a restraint of the rights of free p apesch, assembly and association. That the | freeljom of speech which is secured ty the ( the issue of ) not come beforé the Court in its review which counsel appealed to the‘ one issue—the constitu-. Miss Supreme Whitney's Court on Other issues might have been raised to bet- Constitution does not conier an absolute Justice Brandeis, whose opinion, indorsed { Tight to speak without responsibility what- by Justice’ Holmes, is taken as the view of) @Y*T One may choose cr an unrestricted and the “liberal” section of the Supreme Court, ‘ unbridled license giving in.munity for every would have liked to pass on the question possible use of language and preventing the ; s partially dissenting opinion. Comtinueld on Page 31, oe 4 ogre Rayne

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PAGE oR ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22,1927, | TT s. Whitney H: Her Life to Hel IsS Charlotte Anita Whitney is 60 years oid She comes of Massachi- LINDBERGH WINS! ‘be appointed to any State position. Attorney-General! ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Just as everybody thought he would, Charles A.|Gentry attempts to get around this by declaring that : . : it ly to heads of executive departments, and | Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Lindbergh flew from New York to Paris. His amaz- it applies only 9 nea a , and | nered | not to elerkships or other inferior positions within a} December 12, 1878 ine daring and his charming nonmchalance con: ‘ remraned by the Atlantic as easily as they haye always conquered | department. T}, s Iiee leche —_— ee ere | 4 | oe Pulitzer Publishing Company every other obstacle in the way of this remarkable | ; Twelfth Boulewsrd and Olive Street HINDENBURG. ~ brilliant, but Hindenburg has 4+. +4 _ i ff Pl r oe ~-® 2 . _ o — Pa ‘ s A¢ a - "a¢ “T want to be a Liver, he SA ld when he turned up Ludendorff Was x j , se f _ 571 THE POST DISPATCH PLATI OR t af 3 Né iT iss » ’ * ing Ss } fa’ | ~ x ve rrs 3 rn an j what character. Of hese t Wo outs standin ng German miiltaryv . alll Be L know that my,retirement wil! a flyer he made! Four times, when the night was figures, nto a orff has faded to obscurity while the getts pass t t th : 4 i iiyer sit Mauit. Wiha isiiCe. ai ai ia \ aia Bm Ad - % = x : make no difference in its cardinai — liehs] man he supplanted as generalissimo of the armies is ces her ances ry , principles, that it will always fight sige % ‘te hetween topping off his long life as Presthent of the German e for progress or reform, rever tol- leaped out of his mail plane on the rou . Ty , lin } "f -” ] crate Injustice or corruption, always S+ Louis and Chicago and parachuted to earth. “He Republic. From all we can gather, the 80-year-old ex- fight demaxogues of all parties, who! Field Marshal is making a splendid go of it. never belong to any party, always , sical ¢ o. . eer ’ ! . thet » het Is quoted as §s > tae rm s: oppese privileced classes and public was his flying instructor, and it was that quality that sapdb scseeesccte eee he aaing oe cs ~~ Yun + ty} na ‘ oe lw “ . . . planderers, never iInck sympathy» brought him at last to his great triumph of vest rday. the past. But nodocy can take away our hope for q with the poor, always remain de- “Suicide.” said the British Admiralty of Lind-|the future. And the future of Germany lies in com- voted to the public welfare, ne -«: Be i one rerce. industry a rk.” It : ~ Rens satisfied artis acelin printiu hergh’s design tO fly across the Atiantic aione and merce, inaust ry and hard Wor k. It is not easy for | ’ man of Hindenburg’s memories to dismiss the past Mayflower ‘'s passenger list. On her father’s side, she is de scended from Roger Dudley, - 7 mew > . . ee ar - a? ~ alwavs used his wits Savs Capt ain Nay Page, first Colonial Governor of massachusetts. Her mother was a member of the Van ewearingen family, which ame from Holland in 1649 to 6 rennet ae € 247 Zz } rn sy : YL g (ag > oh i asiGard news; always be drastically inde- without radio, Nterally burning every bridge behind | 4 land : se *9 . , i¢ Sl «- ic form r , >» Ta 7 ~ - . . pendent; never be afraid to attack him. Worse than foolhardy, said we all, still griev- 80 brietly. His ! er royai master could not do so. ttle In Mary wrong. whether by predatory plu- or ge ee esser and Coli. whom The soured remnants of Junkerism show no such’ Her uncle was Stephen J. tecracy or predatory poverty. . — ~ On a } ai yy 1] . JOSEPH PULITZER. ocean nad sWwa , : ) April 10, 1907, “Fivine Fool” the French affectionately dubbed him. We think the Germans are fortunate in having for. yin: ; J Nevertheless we still fel that Lindbergh has LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE chance. “He alwavs had some wild idea. but he kept ‘ a pin tia Tags ~e 4 tha ne a him nm 1x Th is head.” said the man who taught him to fly. Th Field, who was appointed by President Lincoln as associate justice of the United States Supreme Court. She inherited the property of Justice and Mrs. Field. Soon after her graduation from’ Wellesley College she went to visit a settlement of eollege women On the lower East Side of New York. She remained there through one arch who can wave side a past so redolent of himself and point toward i he will never see. Hindenburg has nd taken up the scythe and he is much to build a new Germany over the Kaiser's ~ were crepategy roared “4. : : . . 1 an sl ta ‘ be ie Old-Time River Traffic. characteristic and the stout heart of the man dis- G?OpP g ; : mr -_™ : + = = - 47 ry° ™ 7 a = — ihe : ' ; {>} 7 To the Editor of the Posi-Dispatch. counted the perii. They gave Lindbergh a chance. doin * gyanrzwroaes 1 r 3 Mayor Miller in a statement he made something from whatever danger Lindbergh en- ae ncn to & large party of business men on the gountered. “Lucky” Lindbergh. they called him. RUSSIA STATES HER CASE. harbor boat Erastus Wells, while view- So it was “Lucky” Lindbergh. a man who bore a In asking that their country be received back into inte charmed life. a flyer who had calmly gone over- the family of nations, the Russian delegation to the nternational Economic Conference makes several ex- 7 os 1 ~ * wn ; ”» - } . > te an S| . : io ~e sca al ey 7 ~4 1889 with today when We handle 2,0 - board time and again in the stress of storm, leaving a 5 ? nT ¢ rit , c ™ Or) : his ps ite te ellent, points which are of vital interest to Ameri- winter, and determined to de - aA rr} tno > - 7 ¢ —_ 4 Vu 4 ie Ee ’ s 4 As " 20 . a tO eet ~~ 4 ; - > » | __ = a nme i } "ket : t} , ’ I ‘ ianG n SOL u pt ig SO nay field WHO Was OD ans. : Pa +4 a P| iit Py 34 Tr as irc . Ua . h ° . a" ~~? ol + : vesterdav to ele trify an eeastatic world It was They recognize the obligat ion to pay their war mare this with the pe o “Tucky” T indbergch. when junmgesser had failed and debts, as soon as th complex international sifuation We have a boat to Peoria. Iil.: one to rivals in the race between New York and Paris waited created by reparations and the allied debts to the Cape Girardeau and two call on Calhoun ¢or the weathertoclear, who suddenly rose from Roose- | United States is adjusted. There is, to be sure, noth- magi i ede oo ' poms iS new €*- velt Field and found the storm before him resolving ing new in this decli aration, inasmuch as several high California Is Miss Whi solmmpare with the great Anchor Li into smiling skies and helping winds. With n ng Soviet officials have at various times offered to meet ts of which 16 formed the fleet. all but his grit between him and ft! ie sea. as if With our representatives to agree upon a settlement 1B. * : ™ i ie i. =e? > Se _ : . _ . 2 . . + 7 . a . : Page ; he size of the late “City of Providence,” | sustained upon. that fearful journey by the buoyant Of this old indebtedness. But it is a welcome re- Costioned n W ch was one of them. To St. Paul we é A : : : . ; ry) Amn deble 4 7 ‘ ’ ¢ wht & Rn VM h * ? h als > - oe be «tf ° a4 aa 6 in - ha i ‘ f a CC mmena - att it ua e upon D the pe punishment of those who abuse B GP S im 216 Ssuc@= ¥ . i Os .1-eca’ a Se P Sd ‘ a 4 3 tuted the Northern Lin The Keokuk | Sailed serenely over 3600 miles of land and water, a Of @ debtor Power. this freedom; and that a State in Ss 24 - ~ uaa + A 4silic&. » 24% 2 =F. ar" 7 . —— + ; a - h | ; > e | . ** ? ~ +7” — j = power Packet Co. had four boats in the trade. | Veritable rendezvous of death. and reposed at last he Russians agree, further, to give up all attempts ae a ae a ane this We had four boats operated by the Na- non the velvety wns of flvine field in the out- to convert friendly Powers to their economic and po- may punish these = ‘4 } aa \ ia pi a ii id 4 aA a ‘ ai ad nin = Aa\e | i ical to pies Packet Co. to Peoria. Our: liti faith. a promise which wil] b } 1 bv ¢] freedom by utterances imims : —— ee Se OWE ESSIEN i ekirta of Paria 4nd wh sleome was his Hard iLiCai itn, POTD ch i € Welcomed Dv the he ee a me | ee ne WAL & weK so sis eee rye 9 abit shaw oneciany Spelt the public welfare, tending to tn- i 6 tie eaes boo ~, ly in history has there been anything like the good friends of Russia quite as heartily as by her enemies. cite crime. disturb the pubiie et « vith six side-wheel boats and; * ; . : ; ; . r mumerous independent boats to various | sportsmanship with which the Frenc ned a While the propagandist activities of the Third Inter- peace, or endanger the foundations ‘ aaa sd 4 ss I a © © ‘ ‘ ea pus _ = _ 2 - and es 7, ~ ~ . . a +r s = Ss cv + . : towns; to Kansas City, Jefferson City, | foreign victor. national, to which the Soviet leaders belong, has of organized ee ee on ue cs onl PRG gents ; ; 3 verthrow unlawful ; Boat lines operated to Pittsburg on!) There was a reason not generally known why Lind-' been a greatly over-rated menace in America, its threaten 50 A tion.” tne Ohio River, to Shreveport, La., on', ca sce pa re Ne ! exietan Lae eamaetttnts cits " means is not open t© qu e an ives RON cei thee in bergen could so readiiv go alone. He is his own existence has constituted a useful w Capon in tie In his more thorough interpre- ‘tua ei¥ C1. >a ~ +s48 & rel 7% 4 5 P i ~# oe a r ‘ In t Ss h D Chose Ognizing F tation of the free speech question, as it entered into the Whitney case, Justice® Brandeis said: “The right of free speech, the right to teach and the right of as- sembiy are, of course, fundamental rights. These may not be denied — ‘ _ P , . : . 2 r t fleet. The Kountz Line operated mechanism. When Lindbergh's cool b s laid upon | Sovermments on equal terms. This is something whic 7 - “ or abridged. . - aia ait Ad a ; i @& ii Maaiits iai up ii 4 ~ ~ Asa 4h ddA Aad A os | RPE S EPO Oe ' ee ieee ee ‘ But; although the rights of free " = = . ¥ > _ ~ ~ |r ~ PZ = > » + ; ; ~ ’ ° ~ oe. io Ww . ot’? ~8 “| ‘Rani aS Ve . > = > - em . col? tne tad ? eden g part it gets expert first aid. That is not. DOt4 extreme Doishevists and American reactionaries speech and assembly are funda- > Ane nr » t ‘Se . Qa a ‘ ~ " - > . > =o - ai ” . x ine ” 2 - }. a i > } ~ } an 5 > . . a 4 } t+hortn Aon? >) an *} he _ ~ { - - a - ‘ ‘ ié es * a aweyer rether the reason Vi ny he could en ali ne. bave slit tre iit ti nied. eo Ow Liiai the Russians have 4 “ mental. hey are not in their na- ~ 3 . . ture absolute. Their exercise is ; Such was navigation before too much known how an albatross finds its way about on the Shall reconsider our own FIRST STEP TOWARD A NICARAGUAN N L ; eo subject to restriction, ff the par- rovement was made by the West! ontermost sea. it is: not knowr eee: raeeit The tone of 1 ussian plea for admittance in CA AL. ticular restriction Proposed ppt : Point engineers to the channels of these ., , a: be 2 “i ot = ar se = quired in order to protect the ' e iiinne sinus Phe old.timers will not usa ' ed Dy the wind and oftentimes unguided . from destruction or from serious io er Mavor's statement as proof, OF anything from earth, always turns up at his desti- — injury. political. economic or mor- that the present ‘ e of freight car- nation. Or land or sea, or day or night. it is all one al That the necesity which is es- , a , in iy Klis Dtedbers eee hentene, Iu S i IX NUTE sential = valid restriction does got Ps ow tehad that a carload of ods ic wicca oo ee fe : x A { exist unless speech would produce, P ’ we ' "PS TS avin trtigcem oh: faris Was mace in the true “spirit wii a er is intended to produce, a clear wees ; aa iain me ipa] | Of St. Louis That was a fitting name for his mono- Copyright 1927.) and iminent dgnger or some sub- dock ts for the 2 tons piane, one matching his ow ntrepidity, and one of | santive rites which the State con- E In 1889 the Belcher Sugar Refinery in which all St. Louisans are justly proud. It is sili - xa stitutionally may seek to prevent SS: Louis received a the Lo siana 2 thine w sat se a ” he eee a a mA — NOTE ON A COMMON MIST has been ‘Settled. ; 3 Temes MEME nhs cus beats carried |e in % e that the y g flver has won pls Tiras wise of you to _ mentiadl dear, ad Prohibitory legislation has re- ' stream end again as ref ) sugar @© DAS Won the ungrudging admiration of the world Pp ; neriod 1a sing is also love can peatedly been held invalid, Decause away 1 : py T ¢ Our own joy in his achievement.is not greater than Loc (i cais on the questions of the day. A Special instrument was devised which 4nq@ better far unnecessary, where the denial ef Jasses us ges, and we get that of men in all lands. The world loves courage INDIA sone lucsmimicuss dee ke oe Lb must dows: a involved wae et 12 of it is to host it trom the barge to & Or a Nungesser lost or a Lindbergh safelv delivered Quanawahu, Hopi snake priest, won the first Long ie 3 THE LINER'S LABEL. manee an tile : Piet? and’ recorded the re- (/Your beauty now distracts me nla cle rage te panes business. railroad car WARREN C, RAUB. | Pe | | hee te te yA aE : From the Manchester Guardian ees ca ke | love, which was books, ‘he power of the soe A | = « ‘ ha A " ae A & % sail . ¥ re . " os ; rnt rh me TRL a os » al © om > a - ‘ ie ad . - s . ‘ “ rorn f > nor? 12 + 7; anne 1] from 3 : — = a 240 44 Lis0 Lazy 4s Gh 5s Ga 1é mimosa was In firme "twould pall upon mé, and pele Strixe down an or ending aware . . =) SI > ~ on 4.2 7 + : 7 . - . . - . mA -~ > To — = © - ' . * A she 841 4420S US Bilis OL. Oeconiin F ms . ; that 5 . the he Editor of the Post-Dispatct inat quality in man wich disdains death. , —— wno attriputed to Hiawatha nding in “‘ic.”’) . ailing lel iat - Meggan che ming (You'd grow to hate each pretty vame aes” eget _ : 4 : ae ; : ‘ ‘ ; : ? i es . = - ~ . DR tieer of the Pe t : : | : — ea ae ae iit : fully aiert until midday. It stays up late. catte cur tees aie fundamental personal rights of ’ . ? . = . ‘7 ora? + e+ ++ 79" FS PS + . ie a Oi }- s ren . “ ; i ’ it’s i i; i 4 - TY 27 f _- .? 2 Qn - ae ~ *so = . oo * ’ ‘ } ue ‘ . * 3 “ i= Jial ~ / WE women of today have. by follow-| Lindbergh's triumph, the $25,000 as won by | ) at & mathematician ‘es ccuneeuans ¥ wou sail too, not retiring before midnight, when it | pope, porter fe we free speech and assembly. = ‘a eS an . _ 7 4%. , 2 — , . . : . . marca 7 Be ane 7 , roe od ¢ oan « * —_ t = - } . ion | — 3 3 : . = . - >} . + ~ . : Ba were Le (Ler ial to choose your way, a ae a ee a a e meelwee | ITS! Making the flignt between New York and Paris.) “~“‘*” sad Cuuiad TUR .Vv mies an hour if he hn board the barque Dvyspentic becomes lethargic, although it does not rea! g z ; , } eg ia t ; ee ta Ca - A is be 4 .* cad . , i hs? $ = - ° 4 M4 - “sa™ ~ ° oe ° S ay . ) ree Tis — , , he . hoa I. my dear, eer mine; { Some of the Functions of Free 5 a . a " w ‘4 be M + ‘ Te versc3s ey 3 ane 41 > ; A saint Te ci * ° ca i a ’ i ’ Pe ri eee | ‘ fant ~ aceri ned 7 } - _+ & iL mm 4 = . = Siiiiié } S , oe 39 - 4 i mm ead } Site } i Qn ’ hi Tne at & v D 4 rs . al - ‘a ‘ 5 Ais a ‘ Avie ie — an = an . .7e5 6 oe Aa . ah As % A. mmiiit 4 4 a ‘ — = ow ™ oo 445 -& , . _ wei " . “ . . “ wash z "« ne _—— . later YyYenre _ 4 nh t Ww hate what ae i , . : Ss . . . er , é> an — » 26 *es 4 « e > Oa . nod ao r e Speech ive thes treime to hide what they in- | himeelf and hic city are all fruitc af 3 c+ } . has taken us hundreds of vears to appreciate the - -. isin cama , : , : Ce, Himseil @nd His city. are aii iruits of the St. Louis Rk gars tO apprecial ie i we fondly praise, “EE ‘ 7 i * . = kn *” - 7 + he n _ — +- | ee i : . ‘ i m 1 4 Sf Y > . a ] o - . . : | *, Ter | ae ehow € 7 3] ‘ ryé \ \ ne 5 — - i . ou ee a a a oe es 2 ee 4 Fat - ; in ilIan 9 a runner xX 4 wniv ‘ -_ oWwn aa ee Pa, And Herter fare tha that y ete ~ a! Cc: serfous injury ‘cannot , | ork Flying Field. That Flying Field has many times paid runner. nly our own Indians,; Sut many a sport of frueal eort DR. BUTLER OF COLUMBI And better far than that, my Gea® alone just! | show what they intended to hid: Or : hk ae nee ee he ar ey a ae " : : A. our single wars —— ow ustify suppression of free - far iteal? ek 24 OT tnt a Ene ee nge RE Dut those from Mexico. afte narticinatine in anr rerec tx" , nee ee z ur singie ays. n a + ‘ust trving to hi r th ir hi t e” 4 i ii. St ca sv ii di ik i Leidi | ee WW } i ne ey nave oe s Gia }'ai MLapPacusiisy ili Vill iat&s. We r A ererey.* the LeDpnec ry A Re iT tf AIA YS n tho New York st - sand Speech an d assembly. Men feared a : : 3 a _ ~ Ps . a y > se . . ‘ ee . SR ee OS “pe ~. ’ a ; 5 : ’ ave \ rat bh = re ALD — ere +. Oo ay a : : .. 41n A - - : . ay ee “ . ‘ ‘ : ” t+ by : ete #m their knees or hicher. and of ound Dackers in St. Louls to build him the mono-: *° Maraihon face, indgeec, Fas revived ameng the ENS § HOneSt Mirth there should be no Worid a a } that witches and burnt them. It is the es 20 THEE RECes, 6 se anon : no [was tactful when you told me, Gea, . " . " . . . os ’ a > c . ‘ ‘ | ’ © ii a a - mect i - * . their own choosing ¥ et, Wren men piane he want nd what is to us a matter of nride | *44'4s5 Gf mexico ine art Of TuUNnnINg, as our reviva : i) > the mest talked-of man — oo vor : ‘ =e ion of speech to free men : ) he r g ng ha ls f Ul: ama 2} ‘ D! ‘ ai ; ioe : sc ; : . ad : aAilsx ‘ trict £2 ee Lne iove can be OutgzTown, Fm on the hon ro : ~~ oe ~ = Fam ; > « . ’ _ . 4 4 / _ ia ta ; elance at their nosed limbs, their faces ; him na 7 . —— es ; he Olwmpie Games has revived amo _ oe a +40 §U0C Si ~Om1¢. rit - —_— ‘ r ; dag ef irrational . ee my di te ) in him and in ourselves would have been something “* ‘“S “iJiPIC Games Has revived among us a zest ' ‘uiry GOD a Hign piane is a great honor. But what you really meant, Ba@ ' 1 a 4 : ¢ r : ’ '@urs. To justify suppression oft t > : 2 3 =? L i n i a mt i - Tor rt > _ ‘i+ yer ‘cca rtp? ne - satinna?l = » g = ana rr i } ~ ~ ‘ .? Sa et ‘ Yr + + * « . Ci ihc a 3A ah = I uw ~~ ~ of | SF oy 1: Ty a te - , 4 intimin . @2i..VviisS o ‘ : oF Le and ~ SeT I h ad known: a ce pea ‘ , aii . e ret 3 ‘ = iif , i iiaiiAs ‘ - - ~ AS ~Aila 4 4 nteZu! a ‘ " + my a . ' 3 i : : ~ +4 ee ee + F' eal «« ss a , ree speec} Very Ofte 1 street cars, 1 , Re eee ee im ~ sts aaa ats , s | Ss iar ternat roblems offhand «x purity (That was a clever way to say that love's de speech there must be reason- @ , = +} ; : oe rae © 1e | rought t. ver a a oe a ‘ one Anat Wit purity Liat Was a cleve bh] 7 fect are shoved away back under long {impetus which the field has given flying. s qa ‘vat He Sad brought to him every day by runners ra passage per Aurif woud sl cae al a i ogi pa Pe able ground to fear that serious = : , . : froch 4 | rem vets + = ~ ~*~ d at o ‘ 4 “4 » A. - ~ +> 4 ‘4 “ > ; ir es rte nr ; : 1; ; 3 ‘ ~ ry Ss} i te imp and a Ve ry Erect a ng gs n line rr} in ane . Aiea aa Ass re 6 -. wt “as Aas > 4 ipe a4 mae & irom Tné - ‘ | som id i = Si bh? x 4i‘*A rye rn ¢ } ~a oo on ~e 4 = tc ~ — | os oe 4 . ot NV , f a4 vrenetat sas resiit if free speech & are “ieee oa 4 : - i “a ErTear As T li ls i9@ (1e€ij ine vO longer bi Urns in yor if on ‘ iy ti : +) ‘loin n f their lees fron the hich T in 7A ~} ; ' , : ’ (TOT ai shores The Aztecs also communicated 1. nope acted , ‘ . Practiced There must be reason- ‘ x which Lindbergh shares with St. Leuis rOpiCai SOO! ihe Aztecs aiso communicated with rura fearlessly shows great courage. Ta about the same; ae ) F ee : — 4 "Ss a4 ~ TU ake. iP ra ‘ ‘ f 4 re retet en? g vr. ¢ teses “pare 82er oes the ‘* *7 Sai ~ ’ Z vr =e EP w : i> ww 1c ~ ~** - : +? B: 4 el ru C rm t oe Beat [ ty +e er ae ae ~ | : a a ’ ? } L : Z P 7 h h — grou nd to believe that the Beg pers . «at . «a a Rae ~s - see ‘>o the -Fiving Swede’ ‘Tike Giall¥, RIC i aS SCatilered i Over a Yast — wn tee preergeni Of ULOlUMDIa niversity is .i8.WeEii to w t truth in time; . im § a ACA LS aa e +7 ici’ ~ “ S a ’ ~ « ec. - 2m + wee os “ * « , . " ~~ Ww ete oe ~ & 4s ~ es kno 4 e€ ir fa = , : Fe 3 . hie aisi cs : ms i COuUNLTYMan wouid feel at home manda + rea teat P ae vA . . ager apprehended is iminent.. 2 - means t nine a, = + = tod ‘ — > © — i Oe eu 2 GiStiIn¢ctlens rit fore Wwe Part. . a ace aeaw ddd 4 A rs 4 vuUS Was & eTan yr 3 ™ ‘i eaeh sds ba lid, A? 4 & " at neTe i ; da W . they @ress 4 wav they a vc tag ecapgiema iaaamammamommea ° : fae taht vata aa ara % oid Bue reater + . it , . Mom ae » must be reasonable ground} z , Bt rTnew i ; TN > ‘v3 Lr bar ~ } + An q *} : > A 5 of (26 OSS ral 3 or aitair = . gon ~ re ret Sw ant company—I never - to hella: Bp eh . . . 4 . be 4h 4% & a | , ‘ ; ‘ i > | — - ? 5 . ” — _ ve z 7 : . pear to be ashamed « c ms SUM BU GEICasy FCACH Li ADG > Chorus girl would cross the foam lie ea a2 . a that the evil to be pre- : : “¥ ce LEGISLATORS AS BUREAUCRATS. aa i Sage eT ents is giory of being a._man. Seem- your heart ' Vented is ~ . “oO + . _ ' Be AMI WRIGHT. WUaDnawaou said during the race that he feared sn ine § on the Frolic malt th + + is a serious one. Every de- . ‘ * RuNCiation of existing law tends in some measure to increase the prob- he ee ee - . - 4 . . : : ‘ T 3% — ~7 : ~ * * ~~ + 7, : ~- > ~ ? : } P| Lieyd George's Irony Misunderstood. evil possibilities which the Post-Dispatch recently man who pushed him at the last. The Sdility t! wi on ~~ . 4 & _* \ ‘ + & es > 44 — > * we as " 2 amen Game y f ; 4 , bY} » 0 tar Tv vets ca ALLOPRCV-Lreneral rendered his ling YT “3) 29 2 —— " y a ee ns pea omc & ta rarrocance iT - 6 fen 3 x é | ~ 3 sehiia fears ; fostiy as tebt ¢ Oi eee fT r=. 2 2 m4 miniis- s&s * : sr€D i: Fi st imu Ce i .- Mic ruling. ‘ + April ? . r init Minister Riz msavyv MacD onaid sp ke m * ing - . eee Lilie ‘ iL dj pa i sin t ¢] ’ ¢} e . seo} } - nt ee . cm 5 ik : ~ 5 TY : ’ A ; i 8 P 6 £3 - Bu even advocacy of violence, : te ; “fi 7 ’ > = 2 eeene . TY} r — aa ‘ “6 . ba AS ‘ it ‘ tse ‘Bee r , {if 32Te & tw io? Se : ’ ~~ ¢ “~ or ’ ™~ ys . ‘ » . - ' . * ae t . : a ~~ 4 ia * nh ASG i 4) uas €©€\ Ked endiess ridicu -_ +. _ — — * “ould De imediately acted on. “Ty ah emergency can fustify — - ‘ . | iia. ¥ _—- > a 3 ~ 2 ‘ : + 3 va ; _ .* - + ? ate ith ™ s ‘ ~ . a4 TY} re | i » es » — a. ° .* , . ” a4 ii:%9 aa 'e\-s ‘ s ” >> se = ; 7 nelave the inhabitants. e custem of combining exe: ve and aici lie McG Sali away mental habit and moral enirit ¢} sl ies i aia entail fod not , ; , prague: am : mine executive and of this movement. ie tthe ER eh ak Pe eke — and moOrai Spirit that will not race uses only 10 per cent of its a justification for denying free, ‘ | ‘wonds r :¢ this ry Obes “+ «? Der- iePgisc ativx 2 cepartments the SS a @ h an Hron . ve i . ‘ ind Asap ertalt A? j ~~ ‘ : : _— (+e hy wor i’ Sitmeine a cross . - * i n3 ity ae ot oe o. to Steers wh . ‘ : a . : ie ‘ 4 tie: } : e : ‘ 7-T- b J = s is coe 4 aS > 2 . . _ a . ta ; ka ~ iV : ~ shee , . a. / ; > ” i . . R : : P ta OC PIOTIISEY i ~ wd ¥ ellis C€Titi ism ; a ‘ ? -_ nas" + Die in De +h, —— _ ™ oe ‘ A » Al i ‘- ‘ “ A 4 \ ‘ .. bdAd mm ahd Ais ta Qi 3° S59 nee. = ee - ? F : Orr . ; : 3 oe. ait ro . . ; : oe ; ‘ ac Case im WHICH the ¢ stom may easily thwart eign however, might ex ' ae : zy. #6 ontin mun , a what proof the psychologist has ” . oO! incitement and the = 4 that « ne individual, mavid oO} Dae’ tas ' ‘SMCTS, SUwever, mige pli hat their attitude Sa a ee et hothin, be 7 os ; - ae AA's 7 > * ; Lt . 23 3 e t : popular will and the welfare of Missourians This oaniv r P * , Sah “nk to indicate that the advec- * E . + , , case Will materialize when th Miecanri hehina + VW @2 4 : al we + . ron ~ > bia ad ~f £ Bel iid il@ ii ice LisSsen r Associat _— — . 2% a2 Y a i i{) ; Prom r ie tt } : From the Baltimore Evening Sun Sn s he a professional pares ¢ yr ~ J “s 2 = mit wueiec ai I 7 4 ~ a # - ~ 7 : , - ‘ " ~- r war In P ‘. ” ial ats : 2 + 4 A a ? 7 ¢h 4 i “ aw li. j ' consider it degenerate to pri land tot Economy tn Public Expenditures offers to | kw winidiclamen Seer And wait for the . : age te repress: > 4 mos CF > ¥ e. Sale oe | o~ ¥ . ~~ — > . . us - : . il af na NnSidi 44 Vv a‘ rT ~ i‘ n had anne re eniele ' AN is rey er going ¢t Oo be te the _— He ‘ mm % ’ Ss: he wr ite 5 novels in ‘eo » $Si0n. Such must he the rule 36. confiscation and extermination and en- next Legislature its plan for the reorganization of ¢! ' Se nts : ae ee quite the un- _ ona *, ‘f authority is to be fled with 23 : : . Sah i ee [ Se | n r } ) “ ‘ : — ~ “oo > bh ie . 6-%e sili iti a o ee ‘ . ; : ‘ haere S Z } en? ? " - = — é = siaving of inhabitants. Are there any in: «, ate Government in th ae “ a=t See » the Opponents of prohibition? Nobx av ALL TOO HUMAN PL ANTS. aueraoSie creature he thinks he ts sag + murcer tria ~~ frecA torn. Su h. ‘ recone: , on ; a. ViLail rRAInenL it © interests of $Fi ion ee ~ ” v j . ro 4 ; > L ee re oe a i) 3 te ‘9 nh t eo i) ; & 7 e } i " r incall tee i}, ~¢ — ” 2 2 . i tre ii x 7} » - ry ‘ isa ( = @ consicerad menace , ad ntion sin ‘ wee . a it CU expe m* Ls e show ? if We ; at - word a owing thar there was no ’ H ; eh ta ob ‘ * ~ . sane ¢ . — ‘ edi ‘ . . ‘ i 4 aring Try onesti ts 7 ~~ 5 ico ; ado not object te Lone * Ter $ EF ; 4 nse ation q r e Pe ar € ~ an ow & a - all otet ‘4 M4 Pre Of ie 3 { ata his r “ a > 5SSesg - . rene ¥ frusti f . ‘, wa" Paes is it OE aa & \ .? ist YT & Lid ¢ o. wa 2 ion —— - eT Re e . : . . - — . ee a a i e ‘Sh = is altogether too ‘i : ying it. : 4 “4 #o° ; ~ 5238 . — «a ‘> _ . A . — «i =* ‘ nae eabls i ee i V i Lne elie nteenth Bes San diment — a? i OxVRen TOrmat: 7" nh ~ + ane ae ho or eh ~) 4.0 ~ ss © fy ry . Disease fe if sending out an appeal renee MONON OUR Bae 5 os sg kk tt : _— ne Sn FS ona lhnyeesta abenmaladiocs shru suggests the butcher. the baker oF Should Be as Violent as é i . mem be : fr “— alec? his ali LLiVE vote (the Voistead act. Courtesy "Ee Sirmione” Satan but that once the plant overstens the mar — eccacr, an: - : . : oO | rc hil z WZ ines . “ artis = : “st a | Gi. in si OCS} Was suspen ied ecen cv »* 4 . - .~ i Listes - thoy » we ~ a. the se ; ae —. . , if ore re witiee = POSES Wass Migat "Ca LOD ®xistence was ad? is gin of propriety and drinks | excess its ou ® hate to spol Cure. * ~ ore! } oS) 2 sa irae . ; ” sia , a Oo ti T+ os Ps , > idle dnt Sek Oh PEO tit oe lumber. Let etal hoppe” a Moreey er se 3 : at Pe ee Mf — ‘ , Ateo- i g they ild e suhiert ¢ are - growth b« mes at once retarded. P ©t Us retain $s : reover, even Wnminent dang- 5 ™ ” ; ; Cvel “Were Ramsar MacDonald n Amer ° - i ane be confined to what is 4d *T cannot % : " Ge : ’ % eo WwW O ’ if the : nti ri strat an . j . ” : i er Par a Z hieé ictaDd (am lar ijJowaz i lilies Be } a Q or aie ry - ‘=* re - +. & en : # Re. hot pustify resort to pro hibi- ’ - | a 7 yaeccte -_ ai Nene Sg [ the wi the strateev “or ae ‘ pyar cr at te rn to bo sexe | On of 7 e § phones MAtn @@75 «ta » that they have |) administratian wa : I ategy and tactics of the pronrietore at gires are ny the scientist wizar ates at i¢ast common to th ap ‘ these functions essential te hi , , & that they have administration were opposed to the plan cf reorgan. + Ee OE tee te ae ht ety gerie shoppe” sounds all right *flective 4 i a : it ana . / } ——— po re 4 ac — Ow - +?) 4 —~rt i a - "a } +> ant’: ee ‘ ‘ic = 43 > S J Bbabtsn " « 4 ® emocracy, unless the evil . db dont 7 r : » ; . : . _ . F - — ° a . nie . ic . we Ro bs) . . . s: i = 5 + "2 iz y tion to send at once to Mr. W. E. Morr’ n, Be forced either to vote &fainst the plan or of espionage a in Ere Ms (ne giobe who may renew their vouth b cigarette shoppe” if only the bprehended is reiatively serious. ies e . . ’ _* ‘ ‘ as | 2h, SS 28 . ‘ ~ ; 2 ee ie % re + * - as a 4 . LAAN 4 db > Pia ’ ee ee Penn ecm ‘ ee buy thei ‘ pe : oa 127 Worth Seventh street. Poplar | Prt ney positions. It might he possible, indeed. of neittion~ a ta 4 : — ee ea t with thyroid glands. A dose c ee —— oo ae haere ‘on of free speech and as-/ . ' : apnea, ‘ Viilics li He Knew ror nerson - - as ai awtenant? a’ ; Oeawt t insuits . SOY Riu ft who will see that fit is property for an administration to a Ppoint enough pliant legi . ‘rom personai observation yroid extra at a dilution cof one in a “BR ae oer aon —a tha. « is @ Measure so stringent MUGUSM PLUG l@gis- he iamentahle wieeannen.s , ‘peau - : ori ; —° 3 ai etrit uted to those nmiost in nec a Or lators fh execut ive pos che , ‘ : . 45 AGIMeCMLa oie x USeguens es ; f th $ aM not antl: in b ion » as incre ased the vita ‘ nt 1 D ant j : eauty shoppe LIT Piles ~~ é% FTould be inappropriate . . :' 4 ~ : ~ CG e Pa t + . . = ae . 7 \ ae o lite me 8 ee . ~ . ha tt * .? : * . J ~~ 4 a& ’ he ae eontributiomg may we taken direct to ne eliminate extrav Cat any pian to general Manners but in the deportment of th by 40 per cent, while a dilution of. 19% times Sarena puichritude. That ee ee menas for averting a rel. : ut minate extravagan ete fen +h ' .eporimen c th +: Y oe ‘ imation right 4 «| i : ermentit e Away Er Gs Lay \ irsery ce and a was c hi m Tne =fa 2 TO —— - ‘ a . reng bh caused 3 per cent increas se ea uly is the inalienabie a ‘¥ tri Via! harm toe society. _ woman, along with life, liberty D f J sd 3 a to ae © fact that sneech is tikety | 918 South Fourth. and will be fx waiting Government. cially designed to secure: if 3 se ;, at the earliest Gate possible as the meed| Obviously, here is a threatened danger which {« . postal esigneda to secure; if, in a word. Mr. MacDop- Another similarity between plants and suit of happiness. Beauty & ptm ‘t in some violence or imi is urgent. Mark packages so as to ex-i rather than eedaiititens een spree rea: aid was speaking from nowledge instead of emotion human beings ts found in the fact that tn. prmer-t places: beaut ty is restored me ruction of property is net pedite handling and delivery chehen tb Sins siren Se ONiy Possibility of re- he would. we imagine, deliver a different and mr dividuals react differently to the same drug purchased? Never, or if vem. eg, ‘® justify its suppression.{ MRS. NORMAN M. WINDSOR eee if asking the State Supreme Court for competent fadement oo ne) fe Jeguie bet cheese Cis eee sree | dead body, with “Xx” indicating __e must be the probability of! > —— ; : Battie. ttiaean aaa? 4 3 . . . ene; ae 4 ~ 4s ‘ 2 ‘ Se, President Child Cansers n Confer. * @™DlUve ruling on the clause of the Cane:it tian non in plants To combine the best features of eden. ae to the State. Among: > r : ; ¢ 4 + “ - Pt 7 + . : ss ad et eae: Qreeny liad o— - ae oe te - ro, bd ° * c : —_< —— * CAbany “3S provides that mo Senator or Repreddntative Tt indahere’ : se Another pretty and fanciful notion which and Oriental imagery, Why net te ane: ‘he deterrents ordinarily Vad. . ‘shall. . ie o term 2 “a ips lt ‘Oeren Makes the rest of me feel like a lot a? the Bengali scientist haw 4) ispelled ie ¢ha: he shoppes of these whe é applied to prevent crime are; ; ide. in ‘ * a 5 ta i. f ; r ; , . : , ay ™ we —— . . ‘ s = : : —_ -~ ’ a. es . est j is * eal — owes 44% sce efter i) wate 4 ej. + ade sdie-O le =, . 3 a Lim=S arn mT tS US . Qt — ‘ so. 7 Pa 4 the iiiy, and throw ee a fon and Punishment fer a ” me —.. # Ws ascribes the closing of the leaves cf 4 om ime vioret. ai of the law. not a »

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ume em MINUTE (Copyright 192%. =a —aSaSEaaSSOOOO NOTE ON A COMMON MISTAKE "Twas wise of vou to mention, dear, that Jove can be outgrown, And better far no king at all than one we : must disown: Your beauty now distracts me from my first love, which was books, In time, 'twould pall upon me, and besides. you'll lose your looks: You'd grow to hate each pretty verse that calls our love divine, "Twere better far to choose your way, while I, my dear, choose mine; jin later years, no doubt we'd hate what now we fondly praise, And better far than that, my dear, let's go Our single ways. ‘Twas tactful when vou told me, Gear, that love can be outgrown, But what you really meant, wiser, I had known; That was a clever way to say that love's de- vouring flame No longer burns in your fond breast—lI feel about the same; ‘Tis well to know the truth in time; one kiss before we part. I don’t regret sweet company—J never had your heart; Infatuation’s fleeting, dear; true love alone ‘lis stays, Now that we know this simple truth, let’s EO Our single ways. . - > had I been Our idea of preparedness is looking UP the spelling of the word “feud” before g0 ing to a Democratic convention, . 7 A g00d Republican is one who fears the influence of Tammany on whatever the Ohio gang left. . . ” According to a psychologist, the human race uses only 10 per cent of its brain ca- pacity, and the office cynic wants to know What proof the psychologist has. * 7 - a Imaginary Conversations “he: Js he a professional author? He: Oh, yes; he writes novels in between sensational murder trials. . * . most appropriate Sunday music ip burg is the Unfinished Symphony. . a Be THE BEAUTY SHOPPE. “ We do not object to the word “shopp® “Shop” is altogether too masculine, ®® suggests the butcher, the baker or—al- though we hate to spoil the rhyme—the plumber. Let us retain “shoppe” but let it be confined to what is distinctly feminine Or at least common to both sexes. “LAn- gerie shoppe” sounds all right. So doe “cigarette shoppe” if only the ladies would buy their own. But we do object “beauty shoppe.” It insults the fair s¢* “Beauty shoppe” implies that the ladies purchase pulchritude. That is not %® Beauty is the inalienable right of ever woman, along with life, liberty and the pUr- suit of happiness. Beauty is enhanced these places; beauty is restored there. But purchased? Never, or if ever. over our dead body, with “X” indicating the spot. To combine the best features of Shak and Oriental imagery, why not call them “The shoppes of those who gild re ‘Zoid, paint the lily, and throw a Pe | jon the violet?” - UTR to justify © be applied . Buca: ‘.) y ion and punishment for vio- ot pm. —— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 1 OT iss Charlotte Anita Whitney is 60 years old Me comes of Massachn- getts Colonial stock, and traces her ancestry to the - Mayflower's passenger list. On her father’s side, she is de- gended from Roger Dudley, - first Colonial Governor of yassachusetts. Her mother was a member of the Van ¢wearingeD family, which came from Holland in 1649 to settle ID Maryland. Her uncle was Stephen J. Field, who was appointed by President Lincoln as associate justice of the United Statex Supreme Court. She inherited the property of Justice and Mrs. Field. ? Soon after her graduation from Wellesley College she went to visit a settlement o* college women on the lower Fast Side of New York. She remained there through one winter, and determined to de- Mrs. Whitney Has Devoted Her Life to Helping the Poor | vote her life and her property to helping the poor. She Jived for a time in Oklahoma, but in recent years has made her home in QOak- ) land, Cal., and in the writers colony of Carmel. She was a large contributor to the cam- paign fund of the Farmer-La- bor party. Since becoming in- terested in the defense of [ W. W. prisoners, she has Signed bail bonds for as many of these as her property holda- ings would permit. At the time of her arrest in 1919, her property was so tied up in bonds that she had difficulty in arranging for her own re- lease. Miss Whitney was a pioneer suffrage worker, and at differ- | ent times was president of the College Suffrage League, Cali- fornia Civie League, Cali- fornia Branch of American College Alumnae, and vice president of - the National Women’s Suffrage Association. California Is Sending Miss Whitney to Prison Continued From Page 1B. punishment of those who abuse this freedom; and that a State in the exercise Of its police power may punish those who abuse this freedom by utterances inimical to the public welfare, tending to in- cite crime, disturb the public peace, or endanger the foundations of organized government and threaten its overthrow by unlawful means is not open to question.” In his more thorough interpre- tation of the free speech question, as it entered into the Whitney case, | Justice’ Brandeis said: “The right of free speech, the right to teach and the right of as- sembly are, of course, fundamental rights. These may not be denied or abridged. “But, although the rights of free speech and assembly are funda- mental, they are not in their na- ture absolute. Their exercise is subject to restriction, if the par- ticular restriction proposed is re- quired in order to protect the State from destruction or from serious | injury, political. economic or mor- | al That the necesity which is es- sential to valid restriction does not exist unless speech would produce, | or is intended to produce, a clear/| and iminent danger or some sub-. siantive evi] which the State con- | stitutionally may seek to prevent | has been settled. “Prohibitory legislation has re- | peatediy been held invalid, because unnecessary, where the denial of | liberty involved was that of engag- | ing in a particular business. “The power of the no less when the interests involved | but the | are not property rights. fundamental personal rights of free speech and assembly. Some of the Functions of Free Speech. “Fear of serfous injury cannot alone justify suppression of free speech and assembly. Men feared Witches and burnt them. function of speech to free men from the bondage of fears. To justify suppression of free speech there must be reason- able ground to fear that serious evil will result if free speech is Practiced. There must be reason- able ground to believe that the Canger apprehended is iminent. There must be reasonable ground to believe that the evil to be prs- vented is a serious one. Every de- huNClation of existing law tends in tome measure to increase the prob- oo that there will be violation if “Condonation of a hances the probability. ability, Nal st; a: State of mind by teaching syn- | Sicaliam increases it. Advocacy of “agen heightens it still fur- er. a But even advocacy of violence, Bh hothing to Indicate that the advoc- 4 Would be imediately acted on. “Wea an emergency can justify * Sheen Such must be the rule owes Ority is to be reconciled with . — Such, in my opinion, is ' ee of the Constitution. ae therefore always open to ‘ericans to ridging free speech and assemblv ening that there was no ‘ergency Justifying it. Disease Should Be as Violent as_ Cure. a Moreover, even imminent dang- @annot justify resort to prohibi- hon’ Of these functions exsential to | unless the evil | eerious. | *Pprehend ed « lative Proh iw relatively bition of free speech and as- measure so stringent ' i ig hat it would be ial harm to society. a in some violence or in ction of property is not its suppression. er a Must be the probability of ia US Injury to the State. Among men, the deterrents ordinarily Ons of the law, not abridge- | Gov. Stephens, running for re-elec- | courts to} Strike down an offending law-are |, It is the | irrational | breach en- | | Expres- . “ons of approval add to the prob- | Propagation of the crimi- | pepe reprehensible morally, is | valk Justification for denying free, | *¢ch where the advocacy falls | ort of incitement and there is) challenge ai taw | inappropriate ' . “nas f Tr ‘oO _ : B tively triy. or averting a rel he fact that speech is likely} to prevent crime are. |'ment of the rights of free speech | ‘and assembly.” | The syndicalism law was devised | to deal with the “hell-raising’”’ ele- | iment of ‘‘wobblies” in more| | thorough fashion than was possible , ‘under the Federal espionage law. | ‘tion in the war year of 1918, pro- | |mised “a law with teeth in it,” and| |'the present statute is not dentally | | deficient. Gov. Richardson, in his) | refusal to grant clemency to Miss’ | Whitney, did not express approval 'of the law, and made the tenta-/| tive suggestion that it be repealed. | With the legal resources of the | |'Whitney defense seemingly ex-| _hausted, the commitment of Miss | | Whitney to prison appears to await | |}only the arrival of the Supreme} | Court’s decree. District Attorney} | Warren of Alameda County, on re- ‘ceiving the document from Wash- | ington, is expected to summon Miss) | Whitney, who has been at liberty | (on $10,000 bond. ‘Russia Rapidly Working Back to Practical System Continued From Page 1B. that we, of all peoples, have seen fit to pass by the other side while. the unfortunate products of cen- 'turies of oppression were going through the inevitable distressing | period of adjusting themselves to. their new freedom. | The Russians are rapidly working itheir way back to a practical system, political and economic, | without our help. A friendly spirit, la little more willingness to under- | istand on the part of outside na- |tions, however, would have saved |} much time and much misery in this | | process of readjustment. we can do now is to cease repeat- 'ing the old stories of the revolution | 'which are no longer true and look | beyond the propaganda which 18- | /sues in great valume and pictur- | esque detail from the colonies of ! aristocratic refugees to be found in | all the large cities of Europe. These | | refuges hope for and quite natural- | | lly work for some counter-revolu- We owe it to the Russians and to ourselves to recognize the truth, | that the name bolshevist does not} in 1927 mean communism, assassi- | nation, disorder or bad faith; fhat the fanatics of the revolution are) fast losing either their fanaticism | _or their power and that other na- tions can profitably deal with them externally and can with equal | profit, leave them alone internally. I have never held any brief for ‘the bolsheviks and I am not a So- 'cialist. but I am sure that if the |Russians are left alone to work SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : PAGE 5B Chickering - mame that heads the list in Piano excellence. Found in St. Louis only at Vandervoort’s, The : Music Center of St. Louis.” por é Name Rogers Peet A name that stands through- out the world for excellence in men’s clothes. Found in St. Louis only at Vandervoort's. The least | tion which will take them back to. Russia and their ancient prosperity. | i'their own way through the vaga- 'ries of revolutionary radicalism, 'we shall soon find them an invalu- | able addition, both political and economical, to our family of West- | ‘ern nations. I their great idealistic experiment. they will bring back with them) some valuable contribution to tha new and better theory of human) relations whose developments in Western countries is the proudest | |distinction of the last half cen-, ‘tury, and I believe that the value’ ‘of the practical ideals which this_ | Russian experiment may contribute | ‘to the world-wide movement for! | better human relations will be in linverse proportion to the outside interference with that experiment. STUDYING ORGAN IN BERLIN a a me | American Woman Taking Course | Church Music. | BERLIN, May 21.—Mrs. John A. Michael. member of the musical , ifaculty at Notre Dame University, | Indiana, is the first American or- 'ganist to take part in the “master | course” for advanced organists | here by the Prussian | Church Music |The course is in charge of Dr. Wil- | ‘helm Middelschulte of Chicago who obtains a leave of absence | 'from his work in Chicago and at | ' Notre Dame each spring. | Mra. 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Gold mat $ | 75.00 handles $49.50 49-Piece Dinner Sets of Bavar- ian china with mat $29.75 gold handles $7.50 Salad Plates of Bavarian china with clusters of roses in blue and pink, with gold lines. $4 25 Dozen $35 74-Piece Set of semi-porcelain; attractively $19.75 | decorated China and Glassware Shop—Fdourth Floor. porcelain with attractive border decorations 35C Green $55 Cauldon Service Plates. bone china in peacock green and gold HEERFU L—refreshing—gayly different—and so easy to fashion into lovely things for the Always look for the newest, smartest ef- fects at Vandervoort’s Drapery Shop, when you A prons Smocks Shore Capes Laundry Bags Shoe Bags Children’s Frocks Window Shades Clothing Bags Table Covers | Special, Yd., 95c Finest domestic and im- ported Cretonnes, especially adapted for making furniture slip covers. Wide range of large, allover designs and colorful chintz patterns. Rayon Drapery Fabrics, 98c Exceptional values in 36 and 50 inch Rayon in figures and stripes, also damask ef- fects. Various colors. Reg- ularly $1.50 to $2.50 yard, Flounced and Ruffled Curtain $1.98 Pair Regularly $2.75 Plain, dotted or figured, ' or with colored dots in dainty patterns. Serviceable grenadine or marquisette, with deep flounces and full ruffles, $135 Cauldon Service Plates. border with flowers and medallions ea rele _eeei ene | | | : brackets, j * > ae, Yo +e A . 2, ey ae a a theses Pak le Sige , ~_* . ap ’ : 3 i) A So oe Y Ws Ke ae Pg om :- eX. a, Sy ys ‘ . Bey, ee $25.50 Luncheon Plates of English bone china, with dainty rose borders in natural colors $47.50 Luncheon Plates of Wedg- wood bone china with encrusted gold bands and floral borders. Dozen $12.50 $29.50 $22.50 Salad Plates of Royal Doulton decorated in double floral borders in vivid colors with central motif $58.25 41-Pc. Dinner Set of Wedgwood china. $15.90 or tet A OTe mel ; } } ' Free Instruction in the Polychrome Shop ANY novel and at- tractive designs in iron door stops, wall stands and plastic designs ready to decorate. Magazine Racks $1.90 End Tables $3.25 Fire Screen Frames $4.90 Placques in All Sizes Ready to Polychrome B. B. Polychrome Clay 1 Pt., $1.40 B. B. Polychrome Clay Y, Pt., 75¢ B. B. Lamp Shade Clay 4 Pt., 75c Spécial instructions in velvet and burlap painting for fire screens and wall decorations. Instructions Free Every Day From 10 to # Polychrome Shop -—-Fourth Floor. Continuing the May Sale of China and Glassware 5% to 50% Less \\WeN $37.50 $95 . $225 Royal Worcester Service Plates —the aristocrat of English ceramics— powder blue with enamel decorations Je we $10.50 Tea Sets—17-Pe. Sets, serving four. Im- ported china, decorated in : blue and $3.90 green $27.50 Apartment Sets, imported china in solid colors of blue and green; 40 pieces, $9.75 serving six 1—9x12-Ft. Wilton, formerly $150.00 2—9x12-Ft. Wiltons, formerly $145.00 4—9x12-Ft. Wiltons, formerly $142.50 7—9x12-Ft. Saxony, formerly $140.00 2—9x12-Ft. Wiltons, formerly $137.50 290—9x12-Ft. Wiltons, formerly $125.00 These Rugs are of finest yarns, closely woven in all silky luster Monday--Just 45 Fine Wilton Rugs Worsted Wilton, Royal Wilton, Hartford Saxony and Other Well-Known Makes Formerly $125, $140, $145, $150 Size 9x12 Ft. Soft, rich colors, beautifully blended, bring out all the beauty of Persian patterns. A splendid opportunity for those ° who shop early. Vandervoort s—Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. a FE REBAR ALE Na RR SNA OR ty Re RO a 7 ihe e sf aes RR ie OS an CR, Le Ce eee ee 5 46 PN Re ER pli te Cte ON cee. Bg SE TOO Stet eit he i ee wblaten +4 FN NRE ARRAN TAN. RN es CEO IN NR a ioe em ee ed

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* Ae . — —_— = = arate — — = = 9000 AUTOS ik TKO, 6268 AS seve aoc ; cIDEATS - 13 a PAGE 4B ___ ___— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH os a ta gdm tga eggs SOU ai | | ie es f offs = : ; =f ae a Xt sion, have made arrangements to | CALIFORNIA WINE IN piopelE ei int: oi around the : SS | 3 | 4 ) J | = x“ ere € TO ATTEND CONVENTION >= ae a and Older One at $16 high as $16. Connoisseurs rank the . —~ We — “Si ee ee GEICO, May toma ; " + ° } ; > AS 7 7 , 3 , " . St 7 z illiam Aieéxa! tT iat ed Pr Pcs. Hospita will present a report ro | | pies. ’ ; : "i +} * iz $f ae ae Mav 21 Cho re | li ~ > t) ii ' 1 AG Tee¢ ta Di ive he n 9 ws ~ ‘aw 2 Ad -stressed as causes of sickness. ‘nia wines, probably a@ memor: . 7y* r. 2 ° } ; 7 ~*~ eh gin Tuesd: is ana ans x ant tho . : Wednesday and H a VC $5 09 PLATES—CROWNS—SRIDGES $500 |] wrorecea tatatiy when shot in the : YOUR @ wintc by wotice April 36. see Ch Ow hh | oe i a TS. we irt. cP BO nc ll yro iine in st rc} f his estrang. d en et mE Orest 0926 how her husband ‘ HN : ' 3 3 : ant —— ee idi nts, ‘ Plates ife and 2-year-old daughter, was ks : . | i Qaws : ' ble 752 AD Work : : ae to.leave Clty Hospital Yost 1@ TWo. hated to see streaks | WAN : 5. neibie, ter ae : wee [Po Scone | MEN'S rece SUITS Cleaned, $1.25 \ eS sane Hy , $2.00 a3 . his 0% : nig tna ote : PIECE ean gray creeping \N . \ : ce awking Tickabas (oO: — Up fie 4, S @1iOew Wil — of coe H » A NT 713 NW. SIXTH hood color, so entirely like the original shade no one in your family can detect ity ghemicais. Recesr ne, Dee NN. 4 OPP, UN. MKT. use. Farr’s is the most up-to- -date, abs olutelv harmless s preparation. Very easy Riverside, Ill, perfected s combina $3.25 HIGH-GRADE PAINTs FOR INSIDE OR to use; a few moments in the privacy of your room Is enough; neither sticky ee ° ” ature in supplying the nell OUTSIDE USE, In all colors and black and gel: &5 : nor greasy. Can be washed, eurled or W aved without affecting the color, od “with the necessary substances ¢ypn dition, among, ; bid . j - ie : | ! : ail be : : i See pape irate Se white; at PER GALLON. = , ice ee ‘ i Nh T is ies. _ ti at may. he for : 14 Pt enced - a 260 GALLONS FOR FENCES, BA K ) s ° Mazi « firs eared that AND GARAGES. ( PC oRCHE Price $1 10 | eocteah -o after ease, many of | varie nso! cultd. be lost be- Several Colors. PER GALLON. a “% oe eless condt - use of the destruction wrought ALL COLORS IN GOOD av AL ITY oe ht Ts pee » GRAY c oa? bs » bankers, 1 Lwyers, doe- ied ¢ the bullet, bur Johnson soon al- FLOORS, KITCHENS AND BATH ROOMS, "ATe oes re ed | and women in everyia | ae Caines ae HSS 75e value; Monday at QUART | HAIR ; tors and ern pre 4 : i : i i ie rifyte thes r amaz- fo You'll laugh! Lift off hard corns,;you just lft that old bothersome pital yesterday he declared Ms vi * « GEN RAL s Store Upstairs new dise overyv. dist goft corns. corns between the toes corn right off with your fingers. It and calluses. It doesn’t hurt a bit! | works like a charm, every time. Mrs. Johnson sued her husband | THE BROOKLINE CHEMICAL CO. en We Recommend Farr’s Shampes, Tha New ABC of Health’ @& as . frail Seems Magic! Just drop “Free-; A tiny bottle of ‘‘Freezone’’ costs for divorce after leaving thei: : 1s acquaint sufferers with. this sim) lam gone” on any tender, touchy corn. In-|only a few cents at any drug store, Granite City home several week: For Sale at Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores le wav of using foods instead of | vide! stantly it stops aching; then shortly! —Try it! before Johnson was shot . Se nit rm nes ¢ ercome serious trou- - —~ 4, as or # fre eo eopy today. ) ditt URES MAR CELS, 75: SRE SEWN EUGENE METHOD PERMANENT WAVING, $8.00 LADIES’ HAIR CUTTING, 40c =i = —— ‘a 3 DAYS a ae May 23d, Tuesday, May 24th, and Wednesday, May 25th ~3 DAYS#| 4), /4& a a se : : . one STORES : é a | , 3 , ® ~ aston v. : 3 4 ; » = Lect: an > { herekee a | The Recognized Leader a 4 MONDAY SPECIALS t ~ Come and Get Yours!! | [ and Get Yours!! % Men’s and Young M a BUTTER READY MONDAY MORNING i pare ubok~ome, pasteurized THE GREATEST DRESS VALUES x. Two-P ants Sui iat i ST. LOUIS HAS EVER SEEN SA Wee id New Silk Dresses Broadway and UST. | Sweeh = i ee = seg Mtsees and Stoute 3 DAY SALE OPPOSITE UNION MARKET 3 DAY SALE ! aterials— ie Fiat Crepe Georgette 44 CONTINUING | : You Have Waited | r Latest styles 2 and 3 button ) 0 ij 5 i E EAGLE STAMPS Radium Silk Tub Silk — . ° : —=—_—_ : ntil N for | unionvest models, single Morgan St. U ny Sp tog TUESD LY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY . Printed Georgette The Sensational Broadway BARGAIN! Hf . double breasted models, new Z shades, all-wool materials. J > : Pia NS HERE IT IS— ee x = gpa. ae E oN . | BOYS’ N 4. . ai aie) =e ia | SSS WOMEN’S AND MISSES 3 € : | SENG IN esa NSS : 1 long. 1 knicker 951) : Coffee Prices : Values Up to $10.00] The sale last saturday was nearly | P|, Ve V/AS8 SABLE 4 Lob Se | =. ’ 4 ow N : \ EPS ~ rey or "two. kaieker GS / if ff ys! Words can tell but a riot—women had never Fen A ‘imei B= ° ee ten i— = teh - | a . f y . ' new licht shades. ; é a meager story of this] such values! AND LISTEN: We] | 2 pee 2220 ie 2 eS eae) EET en ae f Sizes 5 to 15... ; & . “4 “ RY es 9 is : 2, SS OR ele NN EE oT 29 am Hi / VMS I a 4 2 et great sale—this marve-}| have more of these wonderful lous savings-event should | Hats,.so come and get Yes' This lot of ais a Wat . bring women )thronging | YOur Hat. Coats includes ' —_- at ors ~ for our Dollar Day Aa from far and near—The Poiretsheen. .@ : k“DAY for our FPOR- finest values ever of-| & /} New ah et aa ter (ea) ee li SPU AT ete itHics!| «| kashane, sport fab- Boys’ New BOYS’ WASH i EST PARK Coffee fered anywhere at this] qs ‘ OM 3 =a MSE | Cf ric. Every Coat has Baseball Suits SUITS a } cu 94 .00 en. : : BB aty Fe | ae Kae mm dds, , ¥ —ie i —_. i. wo EES eee low price. Come and se- fine lining and Sum- Made in bine, black and as- All colors and styles; sizes > , serted stripes. Sizes 3 to 8. 3 te & $1.50 values, Satur — « 36 Bre ane mer fur trimaerngs, Saturday day take it home for only ‘ E 7 ‘ ee ;N 4 » fe ad . a o- ‘+ ei and men’s rT ihe latest patterns including the popular Dutch tile. Housewives, store a Friday Ouls. Ma 4 Ld a d =? 3 | 5 ; 7 n's we 4 | = ? proprietors aad office managers should avail themselves of this opportunity to ges pag! Ee Z y . t. ees sizes. White or brown. cover thetr floors with a high-grade Inlaid Linoleum at a most extraordinary Re ne ee ee saving. Very specially priced in this three-day sale at. a square yard One Million Rolls of New Spring Wall Papers Have Been Pur- Ab a. $1.50 Window Awnings chased Specially for This Great Three-Day Selling Event 2 4 : Size 2 Ft. 6 In., 3 Ft., 3 Ft. 61 = SE OCGe het: ia ieee 100.000 ROLLS OF LIVING. 100.000 ROLLS OF DUPLEX POLY-, 390.000 ROLLS OF NEW SPRING t is o awe . ; ne od | 4 mah Y 2 on v4,coaa al re tq eoree than all ‘ HKOMES - 30 inches 2 77 ‘ ; “aig, 4 . 5 4 J la a , +e P % . , a 2. \ . i 4 is th out - © pf ROOM PAPERS, DINING- | wide. Ali cotors for living WALE PAPERS, in light and dark , Kgl By one Brown and $ Blue and -Y Hs . ook : —— 2. nown aad eae soret. ROOM PAPERS. KITCHEN ea ong “Reet va — Cc c™ lors. A Ww idle range of patterns M A xC 4 kind. Regular 25c rRIRS—in light and dark A gee aap re nt tw tee — | my "CURE GUARANTEED : cnior.. Patterns for living Papers. oO f x4 ns . 2 — . ex all Re-tal — — value: per roll. bey oe pean a - ==5¢ price, per ur 10 Ibs. Granulated Sugar and 3 ibs. = ; WALDORF Setar $3.50 Electric - ee 7 “ = bo 4 patient +. _—— Thee- | fs vm “Sede rs “nerial, roll Boston Special Cattee $1.47 ‘1 s Be hm ' — Iron , ¥ S. 1t wi ' pay ya. Teti your “rT me = . : : i Guaranteed fer ) i ces tet, and Examination Bree a : . > : Tw s of , , ~ : ied Pe af AY | , '2 years. Bost 2 a or a a COE, Kectal Speciaties FR E-. ss 0 Ib: > Paste with each purchase of Wall Paper amounti ng to $2.00] — Dm: LS ——— aw, \ YT | | ’ Store Special. ec - : ee St. Lowis, Ma ! over—Vome early. Bring size of rooms. : ra | Sa . pe ALL PAPERS SOLD ONLY WITH BORDERS OR BANDS = LGR-e FOR A 2.POALINN RAY AE MELICIAIIC Unsar MARE PURePALATEFE ac. F a ie ge St CRE ; Re _ ah Sei MED ERSTE, TAOS i a cai idea *

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pa... STLOUIS PGST-BIS PATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927 Te em Ate i A Ne ee me BP orag gociacaTs w 1926 UUTLU LAND FUR |] : wOTOA Ave: Loose Leaf We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Blue Colonel + Imoet as Uni- = gee ee ehere Care. | 3 Kodak Albums Golf Balls Z = : Organization. | ~— ICVC.ES | ’ i "he “roerr Y ‘Alle far © al} ron y a ‘ - ae PrORTamM caus [Or an Aall-vyeay re campsizn, the summer months he- | : ‘ . l . 7’ , 4 : ing devoted largely to inspections » 3 od _ *? ~ _or* : “» : v* .- > a 11iC¢ investications in various dis- | iricts Of the city, and the winter ) fos a “FRTISEMENT months toa citv-widec eampaigr of Bao aa ; ADV bh A ~~ 6 Ait = > OF Pe ee oe ~ - 66 : . .’ 4 Choice, Monday, o BLES YiELD TO rhe city will be divided into ap- “+ Ty snr 3 : maa 7~ ‘ . , . ° : d : Fey Oe ; ‘ . » 7 “4 = TKOU proximately 40 districts. These dis- | bee aoe eaee se eee ° \ VF 50 Suites at . 7 . . NATURE itricts will be grouped into eight / ; ee es Rg SO 3 ae : gp Me ; * ° sections for supervisory purposes, , as aoe oe ; a, artes ge a Ve Noh eae with @ permanent supervisor ap-|| AH ee: th : | Beats | eS ~_ fs 2) . ee Pe ee ee eae Ae es 5 pee ae or g ve vas - mi ton end in a wajor operation. Yet, each supervisor during the heating PR) Epi = TIS Or x aaa “i fuel conservation and smoke abate- MONDAY SPECIALS aint ee | Janitors’ Firing School. A = Wes yy Se eee BEST PURE : The summer months will be de-_| 30x31, regular clincher ..$ 7.80.... voted to special meetings of jani- tors at the firing school, and to ’ d Y + getting together the personnel of | [% 30x34, giant clincher. . $ 8.65.... an oung M en Ss the smoke patrol and to the train- } a | ie ‘ a 4 d : e h t Seat Covers when 30x 3Y/, giant str: side. 3 $ 9.50. ee , * these é in their respec- $5 | mmer should not fin ou witnou | 2 ’ Churned fresh every day from nadie ee er | c Su y straight bead... .$11.35. cas eg | tive duties d/f// ity! ilored, correctly cut | 31x4 : SPEER wholesome, pasteurized Bi) ry enlarged activities will pro- it ‘tt Pict ee sl oa. meal Hee een d ac orioee that | S2x4 straight bead .. ..$1295. . an S ul 8 | — vide for a continuance also of the | tf} ‘ | models made o 200 materials, p of Defiance Balloon Cords lecture program and educational! | f double the economy of equipping your Car with them. | 929x440 Balloon : . work; the takingeover of the. fur- | , ° ‘ . U...- ? Ww | Sa nace firing school for the opera- Covers for these cars are now lll stock: | 29x4.75 Balloon ° 7 . te ; tif | Cc tion of te niginien Buick Essex Pontiac oaenae sishoe) 5 1 $ oe : A ; Sets aside 3%: ; e prosecution pit A : 30x4. x5. alioon a a sf / | ” 4 of research work in improved | | Dodge Hudson Whippet ( Tire Section—Sixth Floor a Ms methods of firing, and the employ- BS 7 LB. ment of two special ct ietek to df Admiration Covers for Fords $3.95 to $8.95 ae , make chart readings of smoke den- Admiration Covers for Chevrolets $7.95 to $8.95 sity in all parts of the city. | Sporting Goods Section—Sixth Floor Ji | : Smoke survey will be continued ad j = during the summer months and a * * . . e =] "ey vhic} as Pe 1} aVYouo 17.50 to 35 Latest styles 2 and 3 button , iene: ee Da aacnths tine : ‘ h f Osteres ae 7 ’ ’ unionvest models, single and | j be completed. Monday—An Exceptional Opportunity to Share a Purchase o MME adc, 20 7 - : : Framed Pictures SS lf [ltmestanes| “Screven | 6000 Heavy Turkish Bath Towels} psy © ysucos ’ BOYS NEW 4-PC. Tourists Can't Help Violating Some | SUITS ad Ruling, But 50 Cents Solves F : hl Absorbent ualit MO” 4 | I long, 1 bricter $ 3 95 Coffee Prices Most Difficulties. : all) —- Hig inh ts ome y Ve, «th 4 Q5 or aid ™N t+} *orresnmn lene ‘abd the ’Oat-])1&- ' } as f - ” Pade sulk Cnet: 4 . Special Correspondence of the Post-Di AR Y at a Frice & , i 4 | asco patch and the Chicago Daily News. eNO ee ee , new light shades. Coptright,. 1927. 9p ONCE 7) Set — a EE Enough for the W hole Season: BELGRADE, Jugoslavia, May 1. BR shes NS CEU BETTE AERC OS OT NG Se 2 ormidden, an GR ESO Le Re EEE fo @ Summertime is “Toweltime” and its Sizes Sto 15... ; : principle, to export anything with- NOP ELS Ee tne Cx BE ON est ec d™ th CN ; ' ‘allv where there , | * , ee ie H ‘ : ‘ Watch for our Dollar Day Ad out specific Government license. Mee Con ie OY oO hSh ntl re SEK: ae | often a problem, eapecwr7 ill FOE) YS EA | @_ Selection simply ideal for BOYS’ WASH * ; WEDNESDAY for our POR- @) tndustrious customs officals exam- SAO Sage fess, par Shi Sy”, (a i sed ss are children, to keep enougn on hand fe a. | wedding gifts in this very ex- SUITS % EST PARK Coffee. ‘ihe every handkerchief, on the ; ors: es Rte CO Rh ces 13 GEDs ray “cf “Qr4 from washday to washday ! a if § ceptional offering—certain to Lbs. traveler's departure, hunting for OD 18, oa EC Se SE gH ES 1 CR IR _cj Vv ones at this } ; rints All colors and styles: sizes : # ] | $ 00 6 CEE A Gee 2 good-sized heavy | please! Etchings, block prints, GY A ; 2 ou. ¢ Aj.» . roet ag ER? *tegceeaegeea 3 to & $1.50 values, Satur- | adh Porras. bcohine ¢ . | Ce extraordinary price should mean — imported figure and landscape ay | 3 (hhegular ———— Rumanian law iorbids the ¢€xX- Ye ; ee, Se ISLS OC BO ORY ES ‘ i i . ma , ‘ F > : 10c Jb.) port of more than 5006 lei ($3) by in K ASet eek Ea - eS et hk nbe oy Foy WW plenty for those who come ear paintings and exquisite prints. In the collection _ 69c : Ei a ov imdividual. 01 its € yuir ale nt in , 6 » > pte g he wh aa? Lue ps - $i + o/7 . ‘4 vA ly enough to share the 6000. Aso Our = ‘ ' %. ‘ ” ‘ mt Pag 3 A 7s 4 VG, | mie + 7 ‘4 . AO ET . any foreign currency, or in checks. | CPE Sb a Alin Sat 0 gard i Orie SRS a Sa SO Ye ARR 11 $17.50 Pictures 14 $25 Pictures 7 Big Malt Sale Rumanian law does not overlook aA ERS Cag SSG EN ET a . 91 $27.50 Pictures - the case cf the tourist who comnies yy as ye aie re or. ef ta AS fe ¢ ph $e ag , Fully bleached and hemmed, 2 = | 7 ms aye so 7 $30 Pictures « | to the country with currency or AB et SEMEL ARE Sor RY iene Fi ash inch size, with attractively colored bor- . 1 $21. ichure 4 Pi = o-Lb. Cans $ 00 checks, spends a part thereof. and SF is? ders and hems. Youll consider them , -1 $a Picture 14 $35 Pictures , 4 : Se - desires to I ave with the remain- : ' . ‘just right.’ Towel Section—Third Floor , 9 $22.50 Pictures r = . | (Regular 'der. It provides that the tourist | ie 4 ch : f y HOC cali) may declare such moneys oTi enterTr- i To make them more artistic an ¢ arming sor ; 3 ~~ ing the country, and on departing 2:2 home use, each one is cofrectly framed to bring This Sale for Thursday and oak ith hon haat Leemeer. etme. } out its individual beauty of color and subject. Spawaves, Sine | I'riday Only . ’ , ; 2 tn as Only it happens that the frontier ; ‘ , Offered Monda |! PA a ce ceeameiel ; a _ achat “Pa Pe refuse to accept A Special Purchase From the Domestic Sewing Machine Company, y ee the required declaration The | 4) a. ® ; : . * LENT tourist,.on departing. is therefore cam necessarily a lawbreaker. el 1 > | This means that anybody travel- | linge in this part of Europe is cer- | | Let Us Demonstrate the ll not wear off. tain to hs caught contravening HN'S OLCERINE| come regulation, and Government Closed, a Beautlitul Desk—O pened, An Et- id sores than all: . Cher taives, ane ON 1d sores i offcials. who wet op nage an ficient Beautitully Finished Sewing ' : . St ad aN N 4 , } : Me the fete an ls sores: Gerpaid. are obliged to take ad- : PS 4 Ae | as as ef Povey) ey GP trawing out the) antage of this fact to dollect a ~ Machine. A Limited Number— Gas nO ae e W E af | re eee Sy cone While They Last — SS) : = Value 7 - , oo ‘ ceiliz = . i AY \_ a Gp. BERLIN, May haggle t eae —_— 7 j { / | ¢. Simply call GAr- ’ le trtreaes! « ies ranh ene ‘ontests aS aavertis- ~~ “~ yr i : " Hie opening iat once | RUM unte for schools of shorthand \ ein, : meee field 5900, Station 141 elief ond results at a | ibs Stu Ss iut | oe ; ope ) i] | and let us send you ‘tis'ration FREE ‘are being tried in. Germany wita DPerryert ; 4 ‘ : . " 5 e . ‘ | CURED Without the KNIFE | 2°" Ooo i | @ Domestic Special Rotary Electric Sewing this Easy Washer to HERNIATONE CO. : wee tt OL Pine st., St. Lens a More than 56,000 stenographers | | | ' > ; nationally known Do- | |e ur week's laun- Felt-Base ' aa eet Saturday 4 te ‘3 r,s.) 'narticipated in the first contest. for ; Machines, built by the cas i re- ; do he ial ill Fl . | T“"seoee Si hich §00 prizes, some of them mestic Company are absolutely efficient and! | RB dry. One trial wi oorcovering 7 4 - °C &) 6 E O xp: writers, were awarded. liable. A full round bobbin, rotary action, with | convince you of the ; ietation ae broadcast from ts a, . ' Jdi- | ienc conv ¢ n- a. SSeereecel ee UIGATURE or CAUSTEL | poriia station at the rate of 150 - easy knee control. Finished in American wal- | Guaranteed efficiency, waterproof and yards wide, cut from Three - day ® e*eqguare vard s if + cert Berlin station a reve ience and thorough- — j tet hand experts all over the mee tisfac- Each Domestic Machine car- ness of this machine. B res CURE GUARANTEED Te tlvecd in, took down the | only because they are so mechanically satis ries a full guarantee by the It also has a drying - —payment nd lance ; m leasin factory and Famous-Barr Co. 4 * Of cured $3 Si years. snee- pig were ae i Sate excel ae ome tory but SC attractive as to beco ca Pp 5 Sewing Machine Section— feature. a Buk. it wil! pavients, WN Tite for FREEB : ten transcripts } riz » . 4 | mont ; y ei > J = . ; - ¢ f m furnishin Ss | Siath } leor | Consulta si a Soe ‘awarded on the basis of the largest} Machire while paying for it. part Of roo §5- tO 7 ; : : /* , or onl ‘©. MATT! , emgenapp ter = wien number of correct words rin- : ies HEW COEF, Rectal Speciatist + ne Piteet St. Lovis, Moa, Der scored 90 per cent by MILD nonne eae svllables a minute for five minutes. | nut effect, with all attachments, Desirable, not ——, ; ™ * . | ta, Fis: country listenea 1”, ae Cin, * sure and ell Rectal Dieensts x one hha ALARM . eae: In practice ' ‘speech and then sent mM typewris Basement Gallery

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er eS am - ee Oe caren r as 7 P fi, Paynes see Es a We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articies Excepted 4 ° ? : | - - - : we “ ‘ oo : es « * i % : _.. ra 1" — ’ «a ¢ ib. } Pe ” ~— x i a . c A week when nationz attertion i - | \ap _ th | ~~ ne Gam . | as ing, and the ; — — | | A side, makes @ S | — | = ss ~ Re oh ur | ; cat mers ; : i ~—- ee . of 18- i ' ; w batt 2m OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY NAY cG& FAMOS-B84232 =P, ™s" ——— . ———— we rryily SRR SRA ag aay tia ages ety Po nae ee ee ee ee — neciemeigg eh Se omy he tae eel a j RM te au en ere ‘ as Oo ee Da “er Ra ees thin See he a tot i meer. fio he % ye eee > Ree wim eth oiadl et

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nal O’Cedar Week .... With Special Displays national attention is called to ousehold products. The we}. r shaped Floor Mops that “dig and brightening, beautifying Furniture Polish. Basement Gallery 2 “Surety” Pillowcases Special Values Oftereg for Monday @ A superior brand. sold exclusively here. Fully AA bleached, extra weight | strength and durability. ln | = all sizes at savings to in- terest many. Sheets | Value Size Monday $1.49. 54x 90 in. $1.06 $1.59. 54x 99 in .$1.16 $1.69. 63x 99 in $1.26 $1.79. .72x 99 in. $1.38 $1.89. .72x108 in. $1.48 $1.89. .81x 99 in. $1.56 $1.98. .81x108 in. $1.66 $2.10. .90x 99 in. $1.7 $2.25. .90x108 in. $1.96 ee ect tn ni Pillowcases 4 Value Size Monday 43c.. 42x36 . 32% 48c.. 42x381,. 34¢ || 50c.. 45x381,. .36¢ 89c 42x72-in. Bolster Cases, Sheets and | fe | $1.10 50x73-in. Crib Sheets fe offered Monday at... .94¢ Domestic Section—Th ird Floer r Own Good as eo offered Monday at... .76¢ i A mbinations WS, a mi $60 Cash—Balance Pore: r™ mthly—With Interest . fae. °300 st Prismatone Reproducing Unit eom- with an 8-tube super-heterodyne lola—widely noted for its re- ceptive power—encased in a handsome cabinet. Now offered at $300. $550 Cordova fj] Model : Offered in This Event at 1 he) The 8-tube Radiola in this model § gives you command of local and long distance programs of the a'r and the wonderful Prismatone gives you the colorful music of your own selection any time; no outside wires necessary. There are six other models in this special 3 Purchase that you rhay buy at half price enabling you to choose exactly the om that is best for your home. Don't be. Without it. Sixth Fleet Ring Mountings Set With Diamonds LED, Special, $15.95 and $19.95 4 aes @ The elaborate filigree and engrav- Se ing, and the small diamond on each i Pal side, makes an exquisite setting for — 7 your stone. Basket or prong style, a” of 18-k. white gold. Matn Floor Balcony ' : : : many to select from this specially priced Your choice, at 89c, of chiffon, light and me- dium weights, with nar- row lisle hems, or lisle garter tops. When you see their quality, you'll want dozens! Hosiery Section — Vain Floor $1.98 Silk ~ Prints Special Monday, Y ard 2 : € So much style-knowledge and artistry went into. the designing of this group of — and so much quality is in the silk ob ve chine, that the saving offered Monday wi . New patterns for aimost 39 inches wice. Silks—Third Fleer widely wlcomed! every type of Frock. 2600 Women’s Rayon Undergarments E Tailored and Smartly Trim- med—$1.75 to $2.25 Values “aE: ~~ @ Fill your vacation needs from this slim, trim-fit- ting, excellent-wearing knitted rayon wear. It's colorful and dainty, laun- ders easily and packs, for Summer travels, into small space! These pink, peach, orchid, maize, Niue and light blue garments are compelling values at $1.48 each! 120 Nightgowns 300 Costume Slips 680 Step-in Panties 600 Bodice “Teddies” 900 Flastic Knee Bloomers Knitted Underwear SecHion—Third Fleor Wilk just t . ae = ‘ WAAR YA A ‘. \% inet —_ ——— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. 7200 PAIRS OF SILK HOSE Fashionable Weights! Fashionable Shades! $1.35 to $1.65 Values—Monday at @ As many Hose as you'll need all Summer wouldn’t be too a plentiful supply now not only means a welcome Saving but it means satisfying preparedness for Summer. Every one of the 7200 pairs is full fashioned, full length and pure silk with lisle tops and soles. In these and many other shades: MART NEW HANDBAGS ecjal Purchase—of 1000—-Explains the Unu- A Very Sp sually Low Price for These New Bags.......-++++:+: | , iv nes—at this spe- | , Handbags—and very attractive ones spe RET ccice Sill interest feminine shoppers Monday ! In fact, this splendid opportunity to select good- cS, ee | looking Bags at far ] : : would warrant a special trip downtown We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted OQUS ~BARR OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland IT Summer Gayety T ypifies the Newest At St. Louis’ Dominant Store for Style, They Are $25 to $39.75 Values, Your Choice at group! Securing Moonlight | Pearl Carieature Pins Artificial Pear! " "Made F covmeae Fancy Brooches Cinumne tee Champagne Grain Hat Ornaments Slave Bracelets A lesan Grays Earrings Pendants Compacts Fancy Necklaces @ Far from an every-day Frock selection is this—and the superiority of these “val- ues” at $18.50 is explainable only by the special buying advantages Famous-Barr Co. commands in the style-creating marts. To complete your vacation ward- robe from this group Monday would be a matter of the most pleasant economy! Of course there are many printed silks in the collection—for nothing is smarter! In dark, medium or vivid colorings, they’re charming for street, travel, or aft- ernoon wear. Several hundred from our regular stocks have been included. Pastel-hued Georgettes, flat crepes, crepe de chines, Canton, dunwoodie, vagabond crepe and radium—with lace, jabots, shirrings, embroideries, count-_ , less new trimmings. Sizes 14 to 18 years, Misses’ Section; 34 to 44, Wom- en's Section. Fourth Floor Brettone Pillow Covers A New Importation From France Very Special 4 Valge at .. a € So exquisite, so much in vogue iv and so beautifullly handmade are these ' embroidered ecru net Pillow Covers that they'll appeal on first sight to those seeking wedding or bridal “shower” gifts, or bridge prizes. Heart, round, oval and oblong styles, edged with a tiny ruffle. ; Art Needlework Section—Third Floor In Summer Hues Special Monday at $3.75 @€ The dainty colors of these silk Slips, peeping through filmy Summer frocks, will be charming! Pale tints, and brighter shades—all in heavy crepe de chines, radiums and satins. Plain tailored styles and Slips with lace-trimmed skirts and bodices. Sizes 34 to 44. Slip Section—Fourth Floor 1, Mf ess than their worth, o share. Fashionable colors are in- cluded in the group. Bags in blue, red, green, blonde shades, smart two-toned effects aad the darker effects also—black, brown, gray, various tans. Of popular, durable leathers, the majority with coin purse and mirror. Is About Half Their Value. @ These are the very latest creations in Novelty Jewelry— specially purchased to accord this extraordinary Monday selection. For gifts, for your Summer costumes, choice is simply a delight. St. Louisans who have attended similar events here in the past will know the importance of participating in this one. Assortment includes— Slipper Buckles Mesh Bags DAINTY PHILIPPINE LINGERIE Gowns, Slips, Chemises—Some With “Iridescent” Embroidery—Many Styles, Monday at............ @ Besides a world of exquisitely embroidered all-white ;—\ garments, this interestingly low-priced group for your . . ‘ ‘ Summer selection includes something entirely new—and exclusive at Famous-Barr Co.! See aera SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927 - ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE | tien 50 Paneled Cards Very Special Monday at 49c @ Have 50 Calling Cards printed in the new shaded letterings on good quality wedding stock —at this low price! Sizes for men and women, each lot of 50 with a gold initialed card case. 100 Cards for 69c. Printing Section—Main Fieor $2.0 NOVELTY JEWELRY At Thousands of Pieces Offered Monday at Y 39c, 69c, 99c, $1.49 to $9.99—Which Just the sort of Jew- elry that Fashion stresses for Summer! And many more articles than those above listed. Come Monday morn- ing to choose. 1000 Ropes of f Lustrous Artificial Pearls ~ $4.50 Value, Monday at , @ Ropes of lustrous, artificial Pearls seem the chic finishing touch of almost every costume ‘these days! The French, indestructible kind, knotted and of the fashionable 60-inch length. An opportunity important to women and misses and ideal for choosing the girl graduate’s gift! Jewelry Section—Main Fleer “ “You Are Cordially Invited toHearan Informal Beauty Talk ‘, —By Mile. Manka Rubinstein, sister and co-worker of the renowned beau- ty specialist— MONDAY AT 2:30 P. M. on the Seventh Floor—the subject:. “Natural Beauty Unassisted,~ Cannot Last” | @ Mile. Rubinstein develops this theme with authoritative know!l- edge, gained through her years of association with her noted sister. After the talk, she will give a practical demonstration. T at 2:30 she will give another lecture—“The Three Tests of Youthful- ness.” Any day this week, from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M.. you/may con- sult her on your own Beauty troubles—in the Toilet Goods See- tion on the Main Floor—without charge. 95 Garments with Philippine handwork in “jridescent” or three-tone color- ings. Enchantingly differ- ent! All of these Undies are of fine white nainsook, full cut and carefully made. The embroidery is del- icate looking, serviceable and in new designs. All regular Lingerie Section—Third Fieor Handbag Section—Main Fleer

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22. 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ eee ——— as We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted “Kumfy” Play Suits ~* ; — ° . , a Girls’ Frocks Women’s Hose For Children. Irregulars, Special : a $2 and $2.50 Values Extra Value at f 6 Qc oC Vantine’s T } surance of a gract $1.65 65c €O. Peggy cloth, in xc quality njOY = a | € Washable € Mock - fashioned, silk blue, green and tan com- zat ri “" Handkerehions : og home vies. an : S* Dresses of voile, batiste, rayon, or silk and rayon with binations . Sports collars hat are neatly hemetigey. - ‘Incense. broadcloth and other fab- lisle tops. Black, white Sizes 2 to 6. ec. roc and 15¢ kinds taria. Violet, Lotus, Rose and F é rics. Plain or printed. and colors. ia oe ) ee Roccmene Orange. Blossom, Lilac and N SS Sizes 7 to 14. Rasement — ; : aA der and cone form. : in Pp” Art Wares Shop Attention, Mothers! A Fortunate Parchase and Sele of Monday We Offer This Special Group of | ££ / ) — \ i z 1 ~ / ' Summer Hats aoe eR SN. OM Wash Suits Several penny - ay - [/ F-\' S | | Hef ky : te re ‘ | —for Little Boys of 3 to 8 Years— ay ceptional Price o i} te oe SAgh is : i. 7 \ : it As \I \ Handreds of Them! $1.50 Value at te . ' ’ ' ’ ; J ‘_~ : . ' . | ° z ? : .™ : / j ' . ; ’ 5 rs 4 ‘ + ; ‘ » ‘ , * : . ; : . . é ’ ~ ‘ | : ' 5 ’ j ; ; : , : : + ; - ’ J ‘ ns -* : ; ; bf '¢ ' i 7 + 4 7 | ; . 4 ’ PA * * 4 : is Ps . ; \ ; J ; ) ; j : ; : ; ‘ : - Le / , ao ; j + \ : J : s j ¥ ; , i * ‘ ; P 4 ‘ ——— ‘ i ; . me ; P ; ¥ J f ; . P « o 4 ; * fn 7 j s ‘ ; . Ad ; t, , j , ; "4 , i* . - ; f Z , : _ ~~ ;' + ’ a o / é ‘ J S & fe; Ri 4 i | * po A ¥ # =. J ; s* 7 ; 4 > ’ ~ > wl ‘ bd . Pa . F : . / i y - 9 , “0 , | , A iF, y ‘ ’ * ; , * ; ‘ a * wo j ¢ : = “ ; f j , ‘ } : ad | , . j / . \ ” ; ; : ‘ie —- / : - 4 ’ ¥ # , y « A collection so varied that | : z% \ | 3 t ) \ | you | v ' | ‘ g DQ “i ss ) : ; perhaps the wan] type d : Zh . = a . fs eee y - ma 1s s the result ofa very ; want may be among it—an }y/ | | i Wwe 4 aie eae purchase. Kinds that will note a ey Soggiear f % | Wir | : eg PHT | wear splendidly and will stand many ' , : = Tilia : | ie ll made of such popular price straw Taics afi tubbings. Well made popula crepe combinations. Every materials as one nicely trimmed with flow- ers, ribbons or fancy pins. In | | | S | Pure Linens Khaki Drill new Summer hues. Styles for | | é . S408 84)! an Slice Beach Cloth : | fe \ ae | ayon Combdinations misses and matrons. ) cs 2e ities Eten Basement Economy Store loa a ae ee an Ac sere erate a ne There are white-and-blue Admiral or Of Extraordinary Importance Is This Offering of Women’s and Misses’ Sailor Suits, flapper type, lumberjack. middy, beach and button-on styles. Extreme Economy if You Share This Offering of ) oo ae Fe P pay you t ouUY Lt im sots a i anc WELL-MADE, attractive beautiful -walnut neer Suite consists of a full size full size bed, vanity dresser ai of drawers. | NE SEER MS te a - =. = Re OF IE Re AUR SNE Ala ARE SOIR TI Novelty Foot MM R | R “g f Seconds of lJ d | LIK F S Si S : $4 and $5 Grades at | You'll Effect Quite a Saving on This Fifteen Hundred New, Attractive Garments—Bound to Appeal, With Their Splendid / V €ci $ IS € If you would want fashionable Foot- At the Very . io Tailored Vole ~ vi wear at a moderate figure then by all Special and Trimmed aiue, iar means take advantage of this group! : Kinds ewe ers as well as patent leather and com- 2 0 o-tone anc rich color eftects, comes this ge ol | ope lf Living-Room +h, _ Jacquard Panels Ruffled Sets 4 1 Pumps and Cut-Outs price! in both tailored and trimmed nd 2% yards long. eee r ground in contrasting esl] § Choice of high, Cuban and low heels. styles—types that are suitable for various occas ons. Fashion 1ed of wash cr combinations. Valance am Sizes 2%, to 8 in one style or another. > , fy 4 f > hic Immer hlack ee 5 ) and neat-looking prints. Shown in a wonderful range of the new high Summer shades as well as black “h Pee F | Special . | - Basement Economy Store = Pp ” ate _ Basement concep Ghia’ | ; | $250 2-Piece Suites, in | . ° —_— | a mo Styling, and Every One Is an Exceptional Value 50-Inch Drapery Damask: Of good- looking blonde and gray leath- Price of eb binations. In one lot or another you'll rapery Damasi. - 7 ; ¢ door and window re,” Oxtords Straps ¢ Not often can you choose from such a var ty as presen ited in tnis assortme nt—at such a remarkable ink ao iach £ voile, cream and. tele | | . ; 2 a at TCe epe, Georgette, flat crepe i? oe oe Sl tie-backs $1.95 | and navy. : ‘ aes a ‘ ¢ ee "tm ered with mohair. Friezeg Children’s Underwear "Remarkable Economy in This Offering of Popular Needs for All the Family in This Selling, Featuring Umbrellas +65 De all a iia andmade Regular g lie to full-size bed Choice a } : as in . + Bg Marvelettes and Corsetalls|| Men’s Union Suits SS C ”) 1 5 | a fm velour. Reverse side of cu € Beautif-lly era. ys $3.50 to $4.50 | a | | 68 t = ae _ Gaya iim Sofa, chair and wing chair me Values—Monday | \ | eae Ge +4 i | nie idered and of = ia. sheerest weave Value at ; fee . : naimsook are these | ord loti i i $662 2-Pieias Living-Re ; : 3 ee - / . ; } a Samim A at: — = h “=A ee _ - - Es t ' e ‘ us j , a \ imported S il P Ss. / ; Menciqg roundcation garments or aM —_— ié pi ik br ocace. “ti ; ‘ : ; + - Lidl I 4 mahogany carved frame. —— eee a llga an: eee me SS, EL LRN rn tines wecaglensaenm en ors Combinations and Fix. bined with deep elastic gores. Some model s boned up the back an Be : tne popuia! ic typ nion uits = f lor . | . ; in and .ma- of fine striped madras or plain broadcloth. Made wit) | ted, blue, purpl hair. Exceptionally good? ’ ; ¥: : : i nG ? , ) os he Pajamas. Sizes 2 / ae | reinforced over the diaphragm. A wide variety of styles an to 14. Rasement ( d os } Zoe | . : a? oS $690 2 -Piece Livin -Roo n Pongee Dresses \\. eps ' Sample Girdles Larce-Size Corse’ o , . we * ‘ a}. covenaillll Engligh bree ’ \. Bene |} 00 (OOF «(brocade and elastic, in the Of handsome brocade and pi — —_— $3.95 d 55 SiO | new styles. Both side and front cotil, well n throughout. ee ia ne aiken acs aa $1.98 Value... . Oi: Smee closing kinds. Very 9 Ideal for stout figure: neck, sleeveless, open o: ie. Me 1 69 ae 5S | $2.2 32 to 36. ial losed style. Regula: comin. aa ce Value... UF is ‘ 5 . shies . 4 7 special values € Moire Bags mounted on meth] € Infants’ silk pon e Panty a. Dresses. some embroidered ae a ae — h; ’ ‘ ‘ : RE ae ee a) Es "Pit modinatron arownd neck and pockets; others : ee, oe.) - tte Comb . ons ‘a —— 3 a 4 beautifully made and very good boned and at the same time con- 's Union Suits r . 4 fitting. Good range of $] 79 fining the figure. Good 95 W ash Dresses sizes. $2.50 value of range of sizes. Special... - JL om tm 4) é -— mb ~ ~“) .59 A Selling of Unusual Importance, Offering Plain and Printed Feature Offerings Mc. ‘ay in the Wash Goods Section Include— c Dresses of p lain- so |//@RER] Sumiaer Silks Rayon-and-Cotton Sports Fabric rayon. Many pat- terns cnd colors. sizes 36 to 44. row 281) \ Nae ‘ 89c Quality— Lk striped | ma \ en Rasement | € = ustrous dras and oth- \\.¥ ; : a cUER a $1-98 to $2.25 $ 44 Specially Offered at, Yd. Summer Weave r wanted & 3 End Table MUA ADE) Values, Yard. ———= Purchased Sa Regularly $650. crepe de chine—in 40 of the best new ‘shad Printed Linen Damask $10.50 Felt Mattresses | | : $3.95 sa ) , [In cream aa @ Slips of English cotton ; . { +, ard-twi T | & . Rest weaves are of crepe de chine and other epes—in good oneer, Aarc-twist | O1 in the wanted plain checks. blu ‘ink and whit a 7 » ; ~ . ° e 2 s sk hite. nds Also plaids. Remnant striped design. small table, in two attrac-— 35 to 44 Reeement of cc rac ’ “ee — “ ee = i aya ect i | t ; Washable Tub Silks—Plain Shades or Fancy pneh —— al, yard oe wut! or coin cine, GE | ve colt choices, red and 4 Handmade @ Included are plain colored Shant ungs, striped Tub Silks and many ; Bedspreads ae | poe Wei a 2 | . e Bee | P ood aoe agmaea S| 19 , ‘Jacquard with wid Mattress Covers covered with a’. ee wae: pretty printed tub radiums. Light and dark patterns. Special at, yard Te NX oh .e2 4 : m d e , mary” nd, of ros blu Or oid tripe. Full of wunb!l ey = Ig fgow ns Basement Economy Store >! ot ; mercer ed otton rey ed sheeting; with Rae gyre a Monday at roe so a _run-ot-th and taped seams and rubber Men’s Extra a: ae 25 ecial. Suttons. Special $ 8 m Se i Odd Pj fe 3 Cc 6S i : = _ 45-Inch Vv totes ee Dre l.4 Trousets - | orm ce. & *? a r $l. 00 er pe 18¢ flaps om pockets ae $110 Governor Winthre Regular sizes. ° “en” “99 ; patterns and colors that will terms and color combina- alse cormer ; deal - of 6. Stained specia! | asement blend with Many interior : gn 4 speciai Val ue =a Ci al th - na le ' Ss a * ors. | tions. ri: esbnatee a « hogany beautifully made Rasement Econemy Stare | Sizes 2g to §$° - P $175 Sofas, with solid m Basement Nicdiieains Stere $: $9 grade, each : Covered in fine mohairs 7 Vanderroort'’s a ; ’ eee

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—— ——_—_ : a eg es ryt ei Sent PCRS ae tt 6 Pele IR ERIE ge _— ————| pb - ; sine 9. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH = ; - oures- BTNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927 t= ssp ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Men’s Kerchiefs # 36 : Irregulars, Special Ss 5c | Vantine’s Incense . Ee B® anjoOY the psnaveny on of —— atmosphere in your : Fur Repairing and Storage / ig e gpioaity large Bie with your favorite fragrance in Vantine’s T , vam i com- cambric Handkerchj is home antines lemple P4 P= . 7 ar oe 1D sncense. In 25c and 50c sizes we offer: Sandalwood, Wis- OW is the season to have your Furs satisfactor ed. roc and 15¢ kinds, @ asia, Violet, Lotus, Rose and Pine. Superior fragrances of ily remodeled at very special prices. Also in en => 0 pement Basement ff ‘Orange Blossom, Lilac and Narcissus in 50c sizes only. All our cold storage vaults your furs will be absolutely jn powder and cone form. ; jp Art Wares’ Shop—Fourth Floor. safe from fire, theft and moths. — Hours of Business: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth A Fortunate Purchase and Sale of e «! h Suits |} | Beginning Monday Morning—A Most Extraordinary June t | =, sx ||Stock Reduction Sale of Furniture ' $1.50 Value at 9 r g | AVINGS that everyone will want to share in are provided eee, 4 - 1 i : because each price is the lowest for which the present item eresultofavery |/ | || a > : has been offered. Hundreds of other items, equally attractive, app ie adam | ! i ) ‘ @- f - ial are priced on the same basis, far below their last previous e of such popular ; | 3 , ss, marking. Prices apply only to the furniture now in stock, and ; in many instances the quantity is limited. ‘ ‘ Khaki Drill ez: ano 119 Ht 1) es ae —— ie ; | Beach Cloth eer, it Bil c! WR a SS | pinations EI |: i a RET) ' The Budget Plan Club Payments Linen “the Ye H | as mi Sheeehaehe: = ot ah iy AA | 2 bo | SSE ~ Pi Visit the Budget Bureau when You can buy here to the extent of -blue Admiral or ite eg |e im : | | : you come to the Furniture Shop your established credit, and make a type, lumberjack, i Sa fone a and take advantage of expert as- | reasonable cash payment at time of ee t ee a sistance in selecting furniture to purchase. The balance will be dis- h in lots of 6 and ° ‘ . ° 2 harmonize with your other be- tributed over a generous period of ment Economy Store 4.P iece B e dr oom Suit e longings. time in monthly payments. 9-Piece Living-Room Suite f Regularly $354 Regularly $275 : oi , . ‘ i é Quite a Saving on This la ELL-MADE, attractive furniture made of hardwoods with 3 HIS attractive Suite has a frame of solid mahogany, beauti [ rapery Damask | W beautiful walnut veneers. The 50 Woe ee — eB roa fully carved. The SH Ange 8 $ 50 — bs | a Suite consists of a full size dresser, 1 § . [3 Ey eee ee | Sei lite mohair all over. The reverse sides o | . 7; ime = maga Hii ay =: | = > a ' Na mI : eat Mm | full size bed, vanity dresser and chest cushions are of brocatelle in bright ecial $ Y5 iii 3 of drawers. ae ee en Sa tant ene tet gee — 6 ae mgt age rete ee - — a % a ~D 4s Ca a ef hel” 7 8,7 -4 3 +/ 7 em , “Fs ak r- & oe a as, i> nist P 3 we) fe . £9 ‘s 2 ; come = \al-| am gh ie \ RRor eRe — Re ee ee ee ge ee ee tt Oc 4 - + t (pan (ame ( ; 1 | | Le” | Boudoir chats 3-Piece Suite 4 | 24.75 3 Regularly $15.75 Regularly $24.7 Regularly $49.50 4 Regularly $19.75 | $7.95 | $14.75 ceey | $36.50 Ideal for door and window drapes, | | | ; ys . | | an Z ‘ oe : and d Py i, |S iedifled Sets '} Living-Room Pieces and Suites metry Le ee te payee oe d aP -# | | ‘ ee BM se rg ee eee ves. Os | at Great Savings (ere ee ee. Economy Store : | $250 2-Piece Suites, in several designs, cov- $169 a ~=S™*Sr fine hardwoods and mahogany | $65 Day-Bed of Pullman type, upholstered in ~ P} D acon R S ia ton design with genuine inlaid floral decora- _ $298 Umbrellas | velour. Hardwood finished in mahogany. Opens $39 75 - 1e€Ce INN: is OOM uite tions ' $3.98 Kind = | to full-size bed . Re ee $295 00 . : tronke “a ° rs in combination $ 1 I8 = $195 3-Piece Living-Room Suite covered in S J a ee 2 $285 omen’ 16-ri "a Palit l l ‘ Dhckenin ot ain 4 ‘Gt if | Se or Barly seem type. wine wens wood and walnut construction proof and with am- A We | a ° " ; ber - colored tops. \} }j/| | mahogany carved frame. Upholstered in mo $365 Sil ites table, five chaice and one ane wood and walnut combination go mall haircloth. China cabinet, extra, $75. $470 Bedroom Suitg, of four pieces, hardwood Women’s Purses y §6covered in English brocade — $1.98 : Value... $ 1 .69 frames, neatly lined and fitted with mirror. Black and colors. ae 7 i | es Sretrss | : § OF nS SRY | | ) = : : | | Ze Bic Men’s Shirts ( : [4 ECGs a | | Bee Remarkable 99¢ oti |h} \F € Shirts of Y ese b r oadcloth, ' . ; : | | a2. eS Pe | : striped ma- . : { | Telephone Set er wanted \ Fabrics, Regularly $27.50 e and rich color effects, comes this so- es wide Of voile, cream and beige RY AQ tie-backs «$4.95 | 18 | J $305 Bedroom Suite, of four pieces made of , $210 ered with mohair. Frieze on cushions $487 Bedroom Suite, of four pieces, of Shinui Regul ‘ ular $397 Bedroom Suite of four pieces, with ma- = opr 3 nn. serturnecs r ee with hardwood. elour. Keverse side of cushions in C ; ToT in this sale o $ 50 Sofa, chair and wing chair $95.00 UTS ba hed 1 6 ° $174 Bedroom Suite, of four pieces, of hard- $98.00 ford loth — rain- \Y¥, jf }/// | -P; Vi = ' , ‘ . P foth — ra lif | $662 2-Piece Living-Room Suite with solid Tl cesteustion | 66-inch buf- | $378 Bedroom Suite, of four pieces, of hard- “ $265 Red, blue, purple, \jiig | hair. Exceptionally good furniture Ber — B $690 2-Piece Living-Room Suite of finest type, | and walnut combination € Moire Bags mounted on metal Basement q | rT —— EEE Values ae a | aa En co: opi 1 iv : ie aN ees‘) End Table | | Pedestal Table | _ Occasional Chair Neckband and collar-attache & Regularly $6.50 Styles. Sizes 14 to 17. | Rasement Bl : ) $10.50 Felt Mattresses | | @ | : | : : . ) | - Substantial chair covered This rocker, with chair i: A | | Substantially built of | | Neatly made set of two pieces— | in an assortment of dam- and settee to match, are of eemade, ee 4 | solid mahogany, with — Pee seit of ecoop-seat _— | desk and stool—decorated in red | asks, tapestries and ve- | fiber attractively finished ; H small table, in two attrac- | | beautifully grained top in | | with upholstered seat and back in or green. | |. leurs. | cushioned in cretonne. € Full or twin size, of layer cot- | 7am tive color choices, red and | octagon shape. | | tapestry. ) | | . ton felt. Weigh 45 pounds and if green. | | E : al covered with art or A. ee A. i © ! | Ee + a ) | ticking. Basement — Men’sExtra_ |] > ee : - Furniture Begins the | | | s Reduced Summer Trousers |} Odd Pieces for Every Room at een oon Se Season at These Big Savings Special at Peet | ile : . $245 6-Piece Dining-Room Suite, of walnut and Md | Prices Exceptionally Low $159 $7.25 Porch Chair, of maple, with split cane $4 75 $ 1 65 TARE! is . al 47 50 hardwood, well constructed —— NIE | MM 995 Occasional Chair, covered in remnants © a | | cae nine rae ia, |@ ‘inest materials. High-back style $ $839.50 10-Piece Dining-Room Suite, of excep: $575 seat and back. gan) ; | tionally good design. $12.75 Willow Rockers, in choice of green, $37 5 ivory, brown, orange, or gray, upholstered in $4.95 » y _ ? 7 r * aa} Ty eae ee re: " oF fm cree yee a. a vaes ae pe oe : 7 . by - . y PN eee Oe paige Fy al i ee ee OO aE PE AIELO CON LLL LIE AAO LLL LAL LILLE ELOISE LOLI SIONAL AI LOI CREE PE IE A OEE RE AIRE Ree tee tate alate ee wo ee an — . > @ Trousers of heavy it | ND | a $9 designs in a 50 ruali —_= Hine | 2 ; : . quality khaki drill, FR ir IS Coxwell Chairs, of several desig $47. with separate waist- May 7 wide r ° ] ; ee , f ‘ralnut banus ex ¢ TT Wale . > ange of materials and colors 10-Piece Dining-Room Suite of wain ape on pokes GENE ; : $548 . cretonne to match flaps on pockets YS eg i $1 " f lid ma- 50 d hardwood t ti and belt loops. 4 — 1 10 Governor Winthrop Desks of so | 69. and hardwood construction : Sizes 29 to 50. . i 4 hogany beautifully made $ maga SS, — consisting of $3.95 Porch Swings, built of hardwood, com- $2.75. — i 8 $144 7-Piece Dining-Room suite, $87.50. plete with chains and hooks. 42 inches ° . " Ss. ‘ . . $175 Sofas, with solid mahogany carved frame $95.00 extension table and six chairs Vandervoort’s Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. ig eartcmnanceer ¥ “loc Vandervoort’s Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. e Shop—Fifth Floor. ' Vandervoort’s Furnitur

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‘i = —_ Bh ay ne AYES fet oe aie : ‘a . > alee Ee eae ar Wan — o yg a « baa c- a 7 i ee val SET a : we ee -_™-* a > oe me ad 7 ay 97 SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 192/ PAGE 10B ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 13 COMETS TO PASS | “4 ot ha o arc tee . > on . Astronome: Sa ¥> Ci yest One | | Will Be 2,500,000 Miles; | » Be > = \ 5 : ia Denie CS There Is Danger. H p | There’s nothing unlucky in the S WEATHER schedule of 13 comets (tO pass e " within 206,900,090 miles of the earth | , before the end of Jun: But it P $ does break a record, said Mser 4; hw ays, lnctuding St. | 4 Martin S. Brennan, St. Louis priest- a his- Little | i - astronomer. Louis-Memp = it h PaArd ‘s ti hye 7 r rKeT | ie ie said wr az k : sis . Rock Routes, Open. ; a by the Pons-Winnecke comet ap- nin 7 ) ‘ thf 4000 00 rTriilee : proaching within 4 VOU mul es pi | , ossibly brushing the earth ; ssouri | and pos ; oe ” % : showers over Missouri with its tail cs line 2 €¢ Gay aiiel Heavy dur! ng the | . the Stearns comet Is to approacn eirtually every day. past | a it) - ; within 2,500,000 miles, And it wv y . have caused an unsettled cone | : be but little less unysual, remarked = me wee* in Missourt roads. Little! BY : | Father — an, recalling how =. ditioned completed M * * + ; . ‘Fr ° anc oo work was Sta r’ons- Wi cke “stood us uy in % gaintenaD dary roads are tes 1921, if th e comets keep to scheu- a: : week and secon ry as joya ; ule. : la cally impassable. Dirt roa ment | . :¢ i ; Ji “They're very @ccentric,”’ } ep se a up to ? 6 days ago are about — " . i fie ** } ' . -2 & peaetell. shaking his head w ag gcarl* ites natal than hefore now fatherly tolerance. butit uy 30 worse conditn | . ther iv : b Ut : : 2 tn a 7 egan to resurface | ’ years of studying their devious hway crews of the > a " 8 ' a (oa . ms ~aior gravel roads are! ways. “The planets are a differ- s | | irae whem. The majo | tia sory after raim. | ‘ ab ' ; : we’ ee =. hiah Ww avs out of St. h a ali masse eo” . : a ead, ae ever are open 0 ent famity, and they behave recu- y _— 7 — = i larly. They all move in one direc- tion on their orbits, west to east. Louis. o They rotate on their axes in the A a brovs® | avel but : a i fair to gt ey*4 ring ' un nds, how- ing than air, thinner than helium. or Whjjizn Vits S - restrictions to 5900 pe days hydrogce — rr) } air ~\IrPes — | Ms 4’‘2 a ; ? as ae en 4 : “4 ed by depu- n sy we ren ais mm 1! ad 4 41 Secs. And e ev - are : ii. be d t 2 Jupiter, 482,000,900 miles from the xt ty sheriffs stationed at either end)... 4 sur Is in excellent DOSiItiOn for a > » d D; on , 4 , ' r tains &i% 4 14k PVALILION i OT Cond Pe P oom of e @g . é . re , - a / = ; sentinel of the solar system.” 4 > s it i 8 rox Du er on compartments meres. 49—incorporatir ge the 1ié counties The a o-, bh ret r r AG 4 sige ’ ‘ ~ aad 5 digious speed, accelerating upon ‘ : Tag at ae a srrounding *& —— —can be re °o ; ? i 4 j i r - : ? net T % Surry ais*a cr approach to the sun “One has j 4 i 4 y GT OID ficod ane ati re Tf tn = div ; sion are re I) ; ; “l Wal Si 12 hours,” he said. “It must have S ame Ai 1 ® d out the | | eeding rapidly, some of tne major | its ‘. been traveling °00 miles per sec- “a 2) ee 4 ze -@ etill under water. i : sling I r — | Pav Only >» Bs 73> W eekly high ways are stl U a : Birds me S ond. The earth travels only 18 % 7 a+ Brewer's Lake, between put et ” a ; a * . ~ = tle BArAm ** : ; 7 ~T) } S N a Re miles @ secon. . | ee ne 5 - a * a i : -o- Bir is Point ferry- 4 ” the astronomer. “The matter of the 4 NI ————— ? : é Bikest n-Poplar Biuft-Springfield ce i comet is so rarified that it prob- q ~—* AD EE ES * yp ae wee +s = woute—water covers the highway, vor : ably weighs but a couple of ounces. Ee} a —— .. tT m3 on ae oe a but traffic is moving through. this try. te It could not penetrate the earth’s Va a eS es a short section under its own pow w atmosphers anv mors than you pane 2 jt er oe a a A three. arter mile section J mo . , » aed sh ‘ ~ ~ ao Ls 7 . sera o could blow your br th thr he oe ae’ - H 2} aS ert west of (harieston is still unde gra sfone ws! Kwan if ¢¢ Antoine | { A 2 = on ~~ Pag a ah; a tall . 3 : Wail I. ma 2s St CVRLAIA i- " a, ; * tg water to a dep h ot about fo / / A cvanogen gas—which is’ contained , 4 4 ' { ab a ms in Hall t . 23 ; + inches a ; ? Ai ey ~~ ‘Orn '—...f . : wen Og ir ; + + ; ey . oe ens Bas ahaa 3 oun in ee . a Yul Poplar Bluff Traffic Resa Ohio : - - ° . = ‘ ; erty the whole ocean of the a mosphere ; i | j : a The martial law condition which inte , , ) vs) ce hinc eo + ;% . , } } ‘ . ike $ eh be: would ? noLnInNg af a i i | a ? me halted traffic over tT. S. 69 at Pop- day on an é . ‘ ‘ ¢ 4 ¥. Not Easily Visible. a ag a 4 gE j ae lar Bluff after the recent tornado of Met: Oric showers Not ] Ly, PO ; ae has mean relies ed and traffic can ie tudgead “Tn ¢h, News" a a poe sf : . he judg - Sgt : ' aii oa , = again tea on! the hichwayv through : an hd ar ice ¢ Or Ww a huthine -» ; : tT? a a fs matter is finer than anything ; * ° Povlar Riuff without delay. 4 call gras VW hen ‘ hs v ‘die’ ths \ bt) i, it Tio forev service across the Mis- e ; her: TTY « 7 e « " ry »? : aa ‘ . : , . ee mav | ome a train of particles J 4} r it ; sissinn| River—from Rirds Point to | hh “2! -o™ +} ) ‘Aas ¢ * rey > * ih > : ; ¥ t hhaa zs _— iit sas wid such as i1€ Lf ai OTrie oat usec Di . af vr) ‘4 NEE: B Wi ds Bed Outfit : fairo— hae heen resumed on regu- fort TO return every 33 1-3 vears. bring- ! if : Ai ity Hi Simmons Newest inasor stad . Afi: | 3 ’ é ing & ; rar ; ‘ Jf a f ; : + lar ne : i . eames; ing a show er of SnNooting efars PH , ia . é ; ; Tis a, 7 Ha] ? : miaiecies ‘ cols «are - * niciaor om ; ete yg 4 I . ae ‘. _ es a- tne Feat ns, fort moe tH. r | af is 4 “isis f iia . , - . . ae = . _ yt) Pe . ” Ry alf the imhe f Aw fin trea ti Te 4 ee ted des oy fe ++ CALETA LAA US /h f// ae . # 5 posts b, at : . halt the numbe: Ot Sn , ea US é oa 1 tes Sah ox? 4 Sig: + 7 wae et) (Y/ f / i = oer - Pr. rey 7 ’ re¢on Arka nmnsas lin? K a winter storm That nmNhan, ry i ' = . t ; " ; | : a: thi iif - ce : J r The . "oA foot : is “ hie wipedleteene ad A e———————___ ; ti VY EY GTT . ufo The @ Por. via Kennett a i248 a »TT } bas re b t , + ~~ “~ " P} % eee ee 34 > z — ‘ terrified millions t note of aution . Som . - ¢h, ee all - ‘ 2 , ; oe : UiIN€@ Oj; — ia Peaw Arhar’ ts Th itn NO #5 s pla tf Ought to be visible to a telescone pete: * f nN a NOW } 2 & 4 ar ra mms Aeto ir . nains | = of ama! ‘er, sav with four- ’ ‘ : A : i re ge jir “4 ’ ‘) tra verse this roa q : : inch aperture Rut none of the at fee may be visible to the naked ex tr | 4 if Mo, 25 fro Delta ta Jackson 1 eF and I do not want to sav thev nw ' ol > P i BS graded ac excellent im dry lang and then have my friends look fo: | ; =a 4 them ; ‘ Weather hut at present virtwaliy} | nem in vain. ; h and eT» ' Mpassablie hecause of recent heavy . It's no use to look for something wair ee - ‘full > Uke a star. They wil! look more 7 e lee lik bit of the Milk: — ail i] White River Bridges Out. i: iiKAe a it L'a Lilie ail rw} W ss . a Sor? ; - sal of lumino: shadaw i . Pa : -Oads extreme-sou thwest- aze- hid us Sna low itt the SKY, em . le *. Sogg j ‘ rm PoOrtior Sf the State r it tT j ‘ys. ¥ and the tail may take many oth- to ; om re In —~ | ian . r- ~ - . =" — ~ s . 7 er shapes than the one conven- € %" . ae ‘ — except State NO | . =_ = ————— _ ~— hae ? : | tionally pictured by artists.”’ - orsyth and State Ne. 43. : | ' - = m south of Reed Springs, | Mite g = , : | DIL CRACKING PATENT SUIT Dhich are blocked.on meena | ARGUMENTS CONCLUDED . Wridzes over the White river at) =a ke D0 ‘ a ne - aahe¢ a out. to an — rr at Bagnell over the; = bo on wi one + ‘ 54 has re. - the Decision Is Reserved in Action Against Standard Qi! and 54 Other ¢ ee € &% ? 1} t . = > | an room Include . 4 ‘ " 7 “ b ’ | =, aon —— ate e ¢ ~ : in oa ; ‘ree invelving a discussion f pate The Bridal Hope Ch 2 4 the nation’s ablest lawyers particti- ner Seat® Turkish Rath Tow DIVIDENDS e . pated in the hearings, which lasted For the first time we are making this unique offer to the Bride-elects of St. Loui : New Line of rs , “cracking” process liens and held * ee? So (a a %e wens LIKE : by the defendants constiturec ie | violation of the Sherman i . Sie ees... yeaa eee -_- m_—-_—-_ = a RENT : eee “ rus . . . . . 5 aie ages a Plain Figure Prices— | June Bride Outfits Dae PLACES 4 Southwest Missourt Berry Crop. i | PERFECT - Indications are that between 3 One Price to All | chased During Our Ree Held for Future 2 Bull EL. os of “Pert co., ;. if Desired uvlider A ! : ere : Wty he a | and 350 carloads of strawberries will be shipped out of the Srring- field, Mo., division of the Missouri- Pacific Railroad, !t was announced | Here Courtesy Always by the Agricultural Develonmer? Bureau of the road. vest>+ baa Ti | = eMay-Slern & 6 expected the entire crops ae S. E. Corner 12th and Glive Streets “The House of Honor’ 3 oa ut pt Sbligetion te ae, pleeee = “We Are the Home sos | nek a an Home Outfits TTS enenenees se —_—_— ep «= pe es: eee cee i — —_ -_— a 99 org Sgr tore fee tog ree Pca ie sap e Cm Jove AI CMS OO GREE A Oe EI ney OT AR It oo sree mone Too Sao teen ameewe " ~

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\ | Yin Vy Ylttils jYfttiay 4 4 : a a %, 8 . : — as ot Ge bi Con bhai he “F'n GAT Ch hed br BEEZ CTICOH. CAF FHL | “ip,pY Yl ; § (ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH] AALS FC | s. : | SN XQ QO | FART FIVE , a hw RAIS HURT ©Tour of 16 Eastern States by Land and Water _ INOS TOLETBIDS sta novo wars a 7 1 _ ATLASES OF HIGHWAYS ‘Ne STEAM ENGINE PPNLEIENTVEAHE cn i S| SFT | FORTOOMLES SLAB. TACs HAS CT CLNDERS : / hadi S | | |e states, and atlases of the i. iphways, Including ot. | eee ; | | | on yayor mignwa’ | Circuit Trip From St. €; New Drives for Cahokia Mound | Western sections of this coun- Company to Manufacture I¢ Be- roads of the Eastern and ; is-Little Louis-Memphis Litt | . f | try, are now available at the || ‘ “eee . ; Rock Routes, Open. _ Louis to North Carolina State Park on Summer Con- || joint Touring Bureau main- || ing Organized in Detroit—_ | § 4 en KX a a q 7 \X \\ Yo ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927, es _—— : ‘ - ame? struction Program. | tained by the Post-Dispatch and Race of Auto Plants. Mountains and Adiron- Ce $ ' the Automobile Club of Mis- | / souri in the Post-Dispatch showers over Missouri | S*+ Prom . 1; oe -every day during the past | virtually every 48} cactataath ied the past week are generally im- || streets. Post-Dispatcn. aused an unsettle - | proved. All concrete highways are The State maps are 10 cents || DETROIT, May 21.—Detroit i week have c i gitioned in Missourt roads, Little) By — G. BAUMHOFF. open to through travel. each, or 12 cents by mail. ‘to have a new automotive factory, - ‘tenance work was completed | Motor touring in the United Gravel roads are generally trav- The atlases are 569 cents || producing steam power plants seg elable, and the major dirt roads each, of 64 cents by first-class ‘adaptable to several purposes, ine nl 7 via Sikeston—was A CHATTANOCGe J CyrcnAmMauGva rar ifn eat dd | 1 J > .. > Period Dining-Room Suite buffer with spacious compartments and a hair and § side chairs upholstered in VCnec! M“ t! |States has become so easy and en- secondary roads are , jest week and se ANN IBm have been scarified during the past || Mail. The Eastern atlas in- || cluding propulsion of motor vee nowadays is to pack a bag, fill the ondition than before . g, > , fn worse ¢ WCHESTER 6 where heavy rains the fast several || Western Atlas includes Illinois | ‘Doble Co. nt » { si: bed hw ory in ae The major > ' ; | them. very aftér rain. |trip proceeds. A little planning Illinois, at a low ebb for the past Power in Small Compass. > Reopened. | ns acer fy Little Rock Rout Reop happy-go-lucky style of travel is ; This highway is | fast week. i415 5 7 jaunt through 16 states late last | Springfield announced last week. |Ojqd Route From Memphis ta/|¢velop 8 times as much horse- g short section of the road imme- | tien surtact | | the contracts are expected to be an hour-glass. Water is vaporized $a all-weather Subtet*: (source of great delight to the) One of the first pieces of work Through travel from St. Louis to | internal combustion common ia , Join bout four miles | gins at a point a “ An Almost Ideal Route. ' the Collinsville road, mear East St. eliminating the circuitous route joining chamber, whence it goes mi-gravel and ini, ~° The mountain’ extends! mile this lovely drive runs into the | macadam pavement, and nearly a necessitated by the floods in South. Cylinders are eight in number singe enforrer bv depu- : j ever, are being enforced by) -.q | though additional time was taken biti miles south of Chattanooga is/ resort, perched, as the municipal | wide. l ing ambition, but one cannot get. > P P The route from St. Louis to The month-old story of Division | . Ten: Tee Oe eee oe ao seve “ oo per hour was the usual speed. |jooms like a giant fortress from j monuments. surrounding oR hh he Mississippl tiver od ad ane ive rcatrio;:r : . i ‘ . y = 4 ? good roads and diversification. this famous summit by bus or the|Smokies are triply so. An hour out | ®traddies the line between Tennes- | large lake in the park will eventu-/ 8 aaa prior to the flood, ex. | “4¢* to operate the engine for sev- nen F joyable—with the twin develop- | (i. 8 generally impassable. Dirt roads ;ment of cars and highways—that | | ten days so that they are in good cludes the Eastern provinces of || hicles. A company is now being . ; ‘fied up to 10 days ago are/about all necessary for a start | f flaepenrs Fer condition, except in west and Canada, as well as Missouri, | formed by some of the former gearifi Louisiana ° r ; | | ler Bed-Daven t Sui y southwest portions of the state,/| Wisconsin and Towa. The || stockholders in the old Detrolt- enpor uite ; hecan to resurface | £28 tank and toss a road atlas back ichi iB ephoisters ih a beautifully patterncd Jacquard highway crews aael wniiin are f the driver’s seat. | days have left the roads slippery || and Michigan, Two experimental automobiles | : | The route can be chosen as the a and difficult of speedy travel ex- powered with the new system, have tw | are large ana lable but £11P} . Staunton 6 - , { , 9 Divine eiiee Meee: and oaoevoe” highways out of St. cept with chains. been in operation for some time pce this marvelous 1 if All — ai ‘one open to ‘ahead, including reservation of ho- | Construction Work Resumer. and are reported to have given e@x- Louis, — ° tel rooms, may facilitate matters, | = Construction of hard roads in a & cellent results. through trave:. 'but either the selected route or the 6) the St. Louis: | month, will be resumed in June The power plant is novel in that U. 8. No. |practicable and enjoyable. | when contracts are expected to be ,it is unusually small. Engines in Memphis eed a Sake Ghd Skidamaree, gypsy car of the) let for nearly a hundred miles of the passenger car are only a lit- geopened to care c , ne 'Post-Dispatch, went on a long) new highways and bridges, the IIli- tle larger than the average type- ‘air condition, except a | nois division of highways at writer, but it is claimed that they pod to ta , nt ? sated around |SUmmer with consummate ease. @iree-mile detour p 3 ‘The expense was low, the roads | Bids for this work will be re- : power as an internal combustion theast of Lilbourn. The , were good and car trouble almost | ceived by the highway division up Arkansas Capital Can Now engine of equivalent size. ’ ut as ° : : . Ganengh very rough, has | wi i a of the journey | until June 1, and within two weeks Be Traveled. A feature is a device shaped like — = ‘ rere en an continue. now a/| ye detour south of Farming- | | signed. at a high temperature by the type a « No. 61 has been cut Gypsy Baron and his mother, who | ton on U. S. 5 0 ae end be. | Went along for part of the trip. | to be contracted for is construction | 7 i1, pock Ark. via Memphis was | *##omobiles, in one end of th® mem 26 tO ¢ ines . *rietions t oUU ) ilitiS, d “3 meee : . “ ‘ : . al is" . : . restrictions to |days were spent on the road, al-|merce and spreads out with grow- | southward into Georgia. A few) heart of Asheville, a metropolitan | mile of graded earth road 32 feet eastern Arkansas. amy unusually small. By a system tt eee ot either end | ° 7 3 | | | of condensation and return that is ty sheriffs ee gaan pu ,to play in the Adirondack Moun-/away there from the boding pres- |Chickamaugua, Ga., site of another) advertisers brag, “in the land of | Cahokia Mounds State Park was Memnhi od se said to have been worked out ta Mm the cevour. tains and elsewhere. 30 to 35 mileS,;ence of Lookout Mountain It great battle, now marked by many|the sky.” And a smiling, blue sky | recently created by Illinois to pre- | * emphis—Federal No. 61, south, ‘ | . A | : h a via Sikeston—was reopened to - ane | it is. | serve the ancient Indian mounds , oration is reported to be practical 10—incorporating the 12 counties | ,_ e seemed almost ide: te} | | i ‘shev slew ; through travel last week. The ee | Sikeeton_—can be re-| ue route seemed almost ideal 45/aj1 angles of vision. Prudent ga-| If the Cumberlands are compell-| Turning north at Asheville, Skid-| which have a geological as well as/ , hi ly negligible. A supply of 50 gale : ee to scenery, historic interest, general rage men advise visitors to go to|ing in their majesty, the Great, @maree went to Bristol, which) historical value in interest. A TS ee eee of water is said to b ft “S y 2 7 id. While th 8 ee g , y. ; was reopened Friday and ts the . o be suffi- Mood waters in this division are re- Illinois has one advantage from, ing); - ; see and Virginia. The highway/ally be developed into a fishin . He al ee a aenre - as *f0"* inclined railway, to save their|of Knoxville and their mysterious | Jj y ° pe 0 : g a eral weeks. Sa nidlvy. some of the major, 1 Sieg Meta i HER: ears , , , " coe cept the first 13 miles, which is a mr eeding rapiciy, s its flatness and fine concrete pa’¢-/ phrakes and nerves, although a good bulk fills the horizon ahead. es aoaut ooh Rin Mea cy et for tourists, it gravel detour. First use of the new system will ao as geen be in equipping steam-shovels and Tr . ree . : >, . * - . wa stm’ ; _ Pd “ : SIV eekly highways are ep sop netea on Birds | ments—the motorist can speedily qriver can travel the road with|Through them the storied French | Tni = bao oe cistenee conine safety. It te Gee ak Meabisbeet Bread River flaws and sometimes’ &? United States. As the Great Slab Through Whitchall. Detour to Dundee. Other heavy-duty oe and Charleston s U. Ss No- | and acquire the feeling that he is change to ride a trolley to the the smooth, sandy highway is close | Smokies gradually decrease in Bids are also being asked for “The detour,” says the Auto tractors, excavators and so on. The $f, the Cairo-Birds tage ete “really on the way.” Then Vin- | pase and then be hoisted slowly up | beside it, sometimes high above, | height, they give way to the gentle | paving of a 1% mile stretch on|Club, “takes the motorist south | company also plans to build heat mkeston-Poplar 2B sO sayin ei cennes, Ind., is rich with the fla- tne precipitous incline in a cable first in Tennessee, then in North | Blue Bidge Mountains. Still the | State No. 3 through Whitehall and|from Memphis to Dundee, Tenn.,/ing units for residences and for mue—water covers the ms”. | vor of. an old city in this new coun- car ‘Carolina. |road is fine, except a comparative-| continuing for a short distance be-|on the Mississippi River across public buildings. from Helena, Ark. The ferry {gs The Latest Ford Car equlpment— ly short stretch of “rough stuff’; yond the north city limits. S is movine through this ae 2 ee Repay we ‘ try. Beyond it are beautiful hills : tan ta Own Gower. |... kas rapa views of the city and of the Moe-| the mettle of man and motor, but | Pile aiteen win abineaee aie se will asked for a cross the Mississippi River Information which is unofficial, ange on kedlceige lise one mountains, throug ees Bie TOC™ easin Bend of the Tennessee River. | joy it is to conquer them, slipping | ae xtk ty ee eee Tosds wind. There are also complete and in-jaround the constantly repeated i... to a depth of about four. A bridge at New Albany, Ina.,) 72°*'* : s Pp ; ’ ° ' i i ein ** ghort section ul |7.76 miles stretch on State No, 157/at this point and Arkansas No. 20 | but believed to be reliable is that | (Continued on Page 3.) (Continued on Page 4.) Continued on Next Page. mame Continued on Next Page. s 7) 6 PPAF ches. |takes the traveler across the broad | Poplar Bluff Traffic Resumed. Ohio River into Louisville, Ky., and +5 nw «4AY +35 wx hi fo . P ° P The martial law condition which | intg pixie. The Louisville of to-| ; bd fin ba * y — f a ¢ » - : 7 halted traffic over U. S. 60 at Pop- | aay js a lively city on the 364 days! lr Bluff after the recent tornado | o¢ the year when the Kentucky’ ~ : t fir " . - H has been relieved and traffic CaN perby is being talked about ia-| again travel the highway through geaqg of run. Poplar Bluff without delay. piar BHiuil Without aela, Into Glorious Country. 4 ” » . et P ¢ ’ rae AAT re eT . a - ~ | se, a - " nef Bo 7 7 enh Ty > . oe) ,: = 4°) Oo poe) mine e 44 We MI aed * . ay » Mm The ferry service across the Mis- Beyond lies glorious country. Th meesippi River—from Firds Point tO) piyegrass section, through Frank-| Mairo—has been resumed on regu-/| fort and into Lexington, is like a/ park. The panorama of Frank- Festus, | fort, clinging in the gorge of the, ewest ngly por Windsor Bed Outfit ° ww : eter] hed with its gracefully at either end. Ie ts | w posts with 11 fillers at ! n State N a—th _ ae? ”~ : h, 3 + s.r 1; baal ° od re 9 PryViule-dJ in? > Kentucky River, is a picture not; ies Ee as ° ute, Vis nnett— a 120% f00t | readily forgotten. Lexington, coz- : + ’ . . — . “ . Ter |} of josely tufted, Mection of the road immediately }mopolitan because of the people 7 ticking. { s east of Holeomb—hetween the Ar- | who visit the noted stables ther--| : . Ransas line and Arbor—is covered | ahouts, has a trick of making ‘ts , ; ios : : Z ‘ | i ai JFLi ted pias ‘ - nae se _ k Pays for This Bed Outfit Rt), a 9 .i] " lec ov, ¢ 1. nf water, ana 60.000 size look like 690.000. Man Dependability made more dependable still. Supremacy in alloy steel and drop forgings (the basic source of Dodge long life) rigidly maintained. 20% More Miles per Gallon 20% Faster Get-Away 15% More Power S. ble '*'Fore-the-war mansions on tobacco plantations and traces of Daniel Boone characterize the vicinity. Within two hours’ drive south cf Lexington, as one penetrates deep- er into the Southland. the Cumber- land Mountains begin, but here again are fine paved roads. Rugged ,and wild, the Cumberlands are full of legends and “replete with heautr.* Clouds veil the peaks and Sin the extreme southwest- | haze or mist fills the distant val- am portion of the State are in fair ,leys. The Cumberland River bends except State No. ;sinuously far below, No. 43. | Middlesboro. Ky.. is a pleasant ed Springs, | little city, and just bevond it is account of | Cumberland Gap, a break in the te river at high ridge, to which a sharp ascent to an altitude of 1790 feet is mad» Towering a quarter of a mile above the nicturesque road across” the : : OPfration and Jefferson ‘te ‘Gap is The Pinnacle. Near by are ef ui mele may acain follow 1 - remnants of Civil War trenches ani! a° ¢ “ue ef ar Eq i ay nt a os $ 95 m Danon. State + : ‘pe a marker denoting the corner of ho * ee Ki mo @ f Linn re ‘ x ' & 3 — . * Stas ~ sealer ? yr} n sh c — ~ _ 7 . - 7 5 = a 4 Si:ding A . a New in the pleasure it gives to the driver. New in the pleasure it gives to the pas- sengers, the pocketbook and the eye. TV Eee ET CPC YT TET TT rw ery werwerees | On to Chattanooga. In Tennesser ic a variety of scenery — | Tu pLLITSTULI sn en ae to Told Convention. —, OR Pay Only SI Down _ ~ ii convention of ‘he ronds, none had, and of . ¥ hile Association ranging from mountains to iong deiphia, Pa., stretches of shady dells. Knoxville Fight hundred is a sizeable and attractive city. Trunks and Luggage | : weven ae hee from everv |Not far to the south. if the tourist corner of the country will wishes to continue to Chattanooga, | . : : a . ‘ ; on Credit— tle “epresented at the great con- is a ferry across the wide Tennes- | ; _—. | see River to the town of Loudon. | Easy Terms | fi} : 50 | fil DIVIDENDS ASSURED Standard Sedan, $983.00 Special Sedan, $1036.00 De Luxe Sedan, $1169.00 Sport Roadster, $1067.00 Gasoli consumpti red one fifth Convertible Cabriolet, $1097.00 line pion redu Special Coupe, $981.50 Get-away quickened and vibration for- Sialiiocan gotten. Standard gear-shift — balloon- geared steering—and 24 other impcgant f 4 4% AUS USF UL EUS | Aus Tare Mirror Coweney ee AAA rhHiv : ry . eWeytrt Has tnree am ba SA & . hat , oomy drawers and i shoe compartments. mole space for clothes. throughout with cretonn tia See Our Complete New Line of Luggoge oa -_ese ne ee ae «= eS eo — ! June Bride Outfits Pur- chased During Our Sate Held for Future Delivery ON YOUR VACANT SPACE PAY N RE GARAGE RENT 2a 3 si i Pe 5 Brick oO Nt Garages Porches and Porch Enclosures — ay Repairing ’ . ' : 2 ’ - + ‘ . a a? > -_ 4 PLACES A PERFEGT BUILT GARAGE Ssortss E. L. RIDKER CO., 4060 West Pine BI. (USI USI Us! us aoe an new features. An engineering challenge to those who measure merit by cylinders. A vigorous expression of the new spirit that now directs the destiny of Dodge Brothers. WASHINGTON AT GARRISON JEfferson 1241 SOUTH BRANCH, 5626 GRAVOIS WEBSTER GROVES BRANCH WEbster 3210 Riverside 5460 Associate Dealere: J. W. DUGAN BRITT MOTOR CO. HERCULANEUM, MO. 6227 Natural Bridge LAU MOTOR CO. 6701 Olive Street Road MOTOR 7823 Ivory UNIVERSITY CITY ST. CHARLES, MO. Also a New Type—The Convertible Cabriolet with Ramble Seat—Now Ready TURNBULL MOTOR CO. , TROY, MO. TOWNSEND MOTOR CO. een ema co | | | | Bulide oe rs of “Pp arages and Homes aie. — PARKVIEW 4280-0 checked ten? ebligation te me, pease send more tnformatiocn or Garages if Desired “We Are the Home of Home Outfits” | _—_—— — = <= ae. ll — TC } | | | | | a eoceoseceoses Fy Porches nf US 1

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STNDAY MORNING. MAY 22, 1927 | eS «00lU,CO Sl Re PAGE 2 — ST-LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —_ — ~~ Pe SALESMEN aE enamomaie lnart Commttee of the Council has Anto Fines Heavy. mobile Association. That organ- Be 7 v 5. SPORT l—_— | ‘Mee. Knight por. tom eatian lame ¢ + 3 | livs-Knight, 1 _— -ecommended purchase 0! hre rataeiete now pay between §75,- ':zation pians to war on smail ‘ OF 72- CAR C tO Foregoing figures show relative recommes or. ete i a5 rie ian ie ‘ ns & . es asian . e MEMBE LB e fl o Le » ta Kenr? ary S nee then i¢eoeq far airpor " Pt 4 4 . , mand : : s ‘ BS sU i ie TER : ; SLalilu . sa a wh =. - . “ ‘ — ry nA" 3 ry 4 - 4 a &é . 4 " - i foe. ry 9 Tt . ia é . Over * 32 Cars Since nme do Phere lese have ' ay eT = yu iat de2 . eT) 7 eye 2e 4... nas prob- ‘’ vegoters sont ope al ; ie | oe , weg yr SUPE ae n or dau hter. 3 a ‘strict have heen elected | Brougham Model Does Feat — Three | 23> 220 ee ow Falcon-Kanight | equipped for less than $1,000,000. | 4 c SPECIAL POLISH for so 8 - otitan 4 we chevrolet Motor Car Co. 72 pertil ihe 1 , je RG SE * Gives DUCO a high luster. A perfected Polish for Du : ener norary ore a} Men Weighing 568 Pounds—*“Flying nd ew, co wine Ta = niahidian x oe a cay " ‘ ~ sae + a ak au pasion . ll can patos: R 0 b E R T § Moter ‘iyb, an honorar: oT | > 5 i i I tO i 4 r I iki . { sh i two mi ce aS ss ” . - - | rT 2 > : : eRe eee ae j +) .~ ies - ; 2. '- * > : . . > . > + . : i 5 ys ™ . > ha ® ‘ res e i . fron . bh : : ‘oO is . } : : St ‘ pi 4 | ‘ . = } 2 C . 2 | | Ta rwre 6 sis ° iia adil — thea - ctANn ry ‘ nere: P ‘ ¢ ot ' r @.onpe ! ta GZliit . . ~«£ a > . ‘ . = * ~~ , ry fir ' 4 ? | , a - > Z : ' ‘ hi a3 = ; n } : a } : : : yionre LiF x ; ivhod n e 0! : 5 ts H. Brown & Sons (“hev. ' | | bf anothe Bx - ae oak ae : , é&r I ers ‘ & es Ra ‘ ‘ | : = - arry Kraleman, > 4 +o +} ~y : tle rr Lum. afl - Quict, Easy R grees Powerful. ¢ necessa 5 8.0% a 5 3 avi ene V.. Bloch, Gil- - - mey Lat i . : . . . . = 3 on 4 - — ¢ / eo ' . ~~ 9 i(* + - > 542 it ‘ : : : . 4 : ‘ s iad . a. _ “+ . Tw. = “ 7 “ a> ae —tme “ + 2 ' z* ’ : nas ‘ “ 4 + 2 ’ ° J ~ | r 7 6 ‘ . P : ‘ let Co.: QO. ie Gravois Motor % ot : Yaye s#Oreha:t, L. La Johne- | os " 3 rrehn, Imer-Beicher | $ a oF rT -¢.. sea hien, Edward | Chevrolet Coy | . Spinks. Orth- Rov Hymer, D>. Simpson, i Yaeger { / bd ; : . ‘ : ¥ ‘ . - : i > b Sa a ' A oo . : ai? : -' = * . a 4 are 2 ‘ . - >» *) nhAT : ot ° "al: nm 4 ‘ Hie®- Spoons insta} ; ~ " 7 + "a . a P _— . es ee “2 . - . : | | | ; : R2i44 at A ; ei i I | MmMoceiea Nave pL I pveR ou in ’ is © : ® i s ‘ 7 | 3 : ‘ " ort. * ~ @ o ~ ~ + - : 9 +. a ~ . » at . . z | | ¥ . ' ? : : : ‘ c?) "ei 4 ; : “ 4 - id 3 ts 7 M : * _ { ae ee ; fy v4 . 7 om FF ° ‘ “tor ~ + a.» ¢ = ‘ ; } z a . .? 4 : a¥i' : 2 ; 4 a 24 Xe . ~ . é& 2% . . ‘ ‘ . nm i F: , | | | X | . : : v se : — a heat tO2 fashion , ’ - ert tied : ss i . ss . x : 7 | ' i ¢ ‘ Abaid 3 4 aad a .* '.' Asa " . felLie% . ’ . . ith E Studer : - P ; ‘ . — = ; 4 @Miti. ° . . . “ = _ a — * a * 4 , o~¢ ‘ . - 4 rs rs 8 Y P ' : ; : ' } tVvua ‘ A\s ° . , ; ‘ in A aie ; e’« i ‘ bs . j . 3 tJ a : Standar nd . : f | ) ) is : ‘rr « “ a . ~ = . t ik 7 4 : : } : . 4 7 : Sa . . . > . a : | | 2 mf hd > - * * - . > . | * a _ > is an *« a . r ’ Pi ~ 4 rr) ‘ . ° 7 . *-* os : “ i= s ADCaraG ‘ . hia’ ; ‘ e: | , 4 ‘ iad 3] : 7 z y . or on ‘ . . . « — S “~Ar ; . . - * Teo , 2 ‘ ‘ ~ ; é it , Kli 5 ana gure $i} c ad i ! | , h 2 bewi » 34 7 hh tl sila aie " ‘ ‘ a - : : ; ; - ernal Lockhee aulic, hills that will force Many anothe: n Speedway Race. | 0 Cars in pe " =. - i-¢ —— . ¥ + * . ~ ~ r é ‘ ‘ : ‘ . .. & iA ' . as A A . . . ~ - > ses . a : : a =| , j By on ad - = Eo re oO 4 af Oi : * : s power i .rs have been entered in} otie and srmooth in rt ¢ 5 di fifteenth international 500-mile | their a Or ae >on ene as es ore tha 2 fi teen De eae in- | ee geet ih ppkaow oe “a is Pate 00 at ve a te Wes : ‘4 cad OV : amaiel s Motor Speedway. Harry | han) ‘ aes al Fe pete | - cs ; ; ee ial : ‘¢ “ ' Hartz American driving champs i oe Tapi ee pes Lae eis + year, Pete de Paolo, champion | of , ed. that s very an rnd 1 Lis 2 a | = 7% » on . _- ’ : ‘ , & ee “ 4 -; i} r' - Ca ~ : = noblesse oblige and the ira ~ + s So . ~* > ¢¢ ‘ - ~ o 8 — e oe ed . * e+ _s a? ~ + lan@scapes Rave anold. established anpearance Ac “ = ? ser *rveé + . - ate ng 4 aA a4 ‘ : ; 2 eee . — A ‘ ie " Yr » , _ le . . 7 . ~ S 4% ; : . 2 4 ‘ | 4a ¢ ate , oA G aa’ : sd 48 % : . : ‘ . | + ‘ “e TD leasan “ - m mypsois ’ 2 se . . - te : » . . y wv - + & te oo LA : : "4 7 ; sal i : - 2 cr ~ =~ ~~? _ ~ y ~ fs . ~~ ow? — +s a4 Ks : s S . i as bd api [= ‘ : gavin - ~ ~~» . 7 = * . - ‘ ” _ 7y ' Z ? . , + Ls * ¢ : a i4 - % . . ~ : . - 7 . > r . the ka coe oF - § These are the same type of fine Overland Sixes which have | year and how the race £01 been bought by over 75,000 people. They are brand new, empaains making pass . modern in every way. When the factory made certain changes in body styles we were able to buy this small lot at a price below factory cost. These brand new Sixes are mechanically the . | | show that in February, 2927. 8 _Most advanced type of modern cars. They are low... Roomy gn lca restered in tho United Stace Powertul... Fast. They outpull, outrun other cars of same 7 5. . —" o «= . en - neg =! ~~ mé Be eo 2 . 4 . > the ¥ é eee AAT thane soe size and we C easant oid cit: the dirthnilace of —£° ( hrvele : Dod gw. "9 te — ig as " ~ i — = - — . ’ REN: tae “4 SACD Ie retire eels ods cote od . i ts 74 ad y > e I r we - is - + if yi ~~ ss. i. i 4 ; rr " 9 - : - - aa i ae id ss ‘ oF ‘ ¢ ' ; P ‘ A TL ge ¢ ; ' Ps tO 1t8 lurKing ac ‘be t> ackare 5 469" Paig ’ ar : ~ en? | . ‘ . . “ Y ~ ‘s Rive Ridge Lees arm marche 4 | Reo & » lee ‘+ . > ~ 2 | 3 VA ~ a - ™ ° » s Pes Ast AB tas ~ 1s Wav TO Getty! “ are eonre im*er ‘ . = . : ra o . T ~ fe ae . ; ha \ if eu LA bea eC - Os ‘Tt 2 ~ 22 . averns ; at eh ei Pfr starasd ' ~ : ac r ‘ Every car sua ranteed by the sactory = _ . wz —s 5 “4 .. « ” ge ' P > * ¥ ; ; Through Winchester and Be . Ca AT zg and : 7‘-r-ea -— - rs 4 : - 1 ' all Va the ro? r + ene ain eae Ba ene ‘he aah 224...‘ bak, aimee ieee ore * ; a Sao ao! phe ia “ han RE acd wets, ra * a ee ‘ : : Se ae ae Riis : 2 i* e. "¢ : ’ ‘ ’ - re; e ~~ Mi the Miibinm of chetern Weat | ketiehs follow | | Never were Viriginia a little wa Ferry, where John Brow: eae 3 : } 4 -herrolet - Cnr e : | facr atic as they jure comes to mind. Crossing the DOGE® 41: Fever 6.2. Pint ir Save Several H little to own Pe ce 7 ere .*) The ‘Onttiinct rm ae ? : ; é the Shenandoah and : ‘otoma a pity = 0 aa | count of h AL ne way fe into Maryland, to Fred. 3: Oldsmobile. 1.7. Whipret. 8 Greatest Value sasha erick, where Barbara Fritchie is F2ckard. .86: Paize. .63: Pon: | | — senger Brougham = Sap rebel. in History | | extra @ Other f i Me Riwete abusers ond a ; 5 to 40 miles an hour in 21 | . , 2 priced below any NE eS a 33 REN dete MNO Ra BREE oF | Be sure to have local 113-inch wheelbas ts your Luxurious upholstery 4 S$ 90: $7 51 $ 151 | Willys-Overland dealer Fine fittings reserve one of these great Low gravity center for greater | 54 Coach S$: OF: $751 $162 | NEW CAR bargains — safety... prevents sidesway ' saat siiainsinkssosiciusieta scaling his stock i very limited— Big, broad doors .. . large : * wie H 2 Sed: $930 $131 and this is your opportu Rianne engine ... big | nity of a lifetime! Do power for hill-climbing SMALL DOWN PAYMENT not delay} Re eA RN RI tt Aap tt - . _ ~ ee es 2. ee a ae a ‘ — * . . 3 *~« e i > i : = ; - - i* , “ ani Fan a mn age . a ee teaitence | Taxi Driver have attractions “Inte the growing city of Bu! If there is one thing oe eewes 8 ttre that counts most in rhere night Boats to De getting away fast to tapes Distr Hl Soin beat traffic and for na $9 forestateroom and passese “speed in feet rune it’s Lake Erie breese helped ety spark plugs. I use Champions everytime, Sale Starts 8 a. m. Come early. Easy Terms~—Open evenings METROPOLITAN DEALERS: Willys-Overland, Inc. Dorn Auto Co. Franke MotorCo. M. Lederer & Co., In 23d and Locust Sts. 7013 Page Av. and Hamilton and Ridge Avs. cee . y dnc. CEntral 4540 $142 Morganford Rd. and 5173 Easton Av. 3128 Locust BI. CAbany 8527 PArkview 3800-3801 JEfferson 1698 mag Tarn noon a . Pine Lawn Auto & Elec. Co. A-D Motor Co. Moore-Rowe MotorCarCo. Bledsoe-Kohler Motor Co. way ot Fort Wayne ana Logans | 6165-69 | atural Bridge Rd. 6912 Gravois Av. 1020 Illinois Av. 3406-10 Union BIL. % Watseka and Peoria, to Keoicuh | CAbany 7170 Riverside 2404 East St. Louis, Ill. EAst 6525 FOrest 5730 : | W “S a Se Oey Se Pe? are ‘2. ihe Gam at Ke » | iaoh- 3 “ iia @ oe eam and - ; ; m FH Cham ptern— F by. Bao Vi Se'eeinni «hore ‘ . jann R M ; & ae : Misttestopt adore, through Hann ose Motor Co. Kohler Motor Co. : Washington BL at E harma of Miseoc = ry a fe . mame ef 2Geeeur!, bur | a ac >on gigerme 5033 Delmar BI. | re 7 nicked - woo * © oS. a eae a " 3 and 1049 FOrest 1564 : te) Fe * ry car fale ” pavements from Cleve and te Ca- ‘umbus or Dafton, Ohio ana the | National Mighwae ‘5 3S: Louis, by | way of Indianapolis In. i

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} _. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927 —— ILLINO#S TO LET | BIDS FOR HUNDRED ‘Em SPORT ER poansTEr Ideal Gift at ion Time — or daughter. Motor ROBERTS | | have also been asked on that work. | rnembers and a banquet | Club members al tendered them yearly by the | chevrolet Motor Car Co. at Detroit. | aha 2 Car Club mem- | The St. Louis « 643: pers are. e : i | 7, Mueller, H. B. Wood, Al-/ = Alfred P. Sloan Jr. (right 7 | dimen Motor Co.; Ted Egger- Jr. (eight), President of General Motors, con- | ging, E. H. Gravel, R. J. Whelan, ero ws S. Knudsen, president of the Chevrolet Motor Co., on | or 4 Automobile Co.; Henry ae Production of 5347 Chevrolet cars and trucks in a day, on April Brown, j. H. Brown & Sons Chev. | 29, Setting a day’s record for gear-shift car production. ; Co.; Barry Blum, Harry Kraleman, | 97 Flint Chevrolet Co., V. Bloch, Gil- |! \jam-Epstein Chevrolet Co.; O. L. Parks, Wm. Elson, Gravois Motor Dave Morgan, L. L. John- son, H. Prenn, Hilmer-Belcher Chev. Co.; w. C. Staehlen, Edward Side Chevrolet Co.; T. Spinks. Orth- Roy Hymer, . Simpson, a Open Sundays Until 1:00 P. M. Autos Repainted (Like New ) $=7.50 tan up Special Ford Rdstr, $7 | | ——————— By the DONALD (Improved Application) PROCESS This nationally approved process cannot be imitated! Be sure you get the original! Accept no substitute! Cars are stripped of all old paint, Guaranteed to be chi f Donald process applied by hand. erproof, crackproof ae cue Looks as good as new. acid proof. NASH AUTO PAINT CO. 1828 LOCUST ST. Corp. a ‘Thousands acclaim this Fundamentally better” Six Ted Yar rer. gy, Fisher, H. ©. Smith, F. Studer, eyuth Side Chevrolet, Inc.: Ed. a smith, H. B. Laughiin, Standard chevrolet Co., and A. J. Garvens, | Wells Motor Co. TV 5 J i es @ © 6.0) Ce Gee? rns Ge) eee oe — a 30 Cars in Speedway Race. Thirty cars have been entered in the fifteenth international 590-mile race, to be run May 30 at the In- dianapolis Motor Speedway. Harry | Hartz, American driving champion «st year; Pete de Paolo, champion of 1925; Dave Lewis, Frank E)- acit, Eddie Hearne, Leon Duray, Frank Lockhart and other § star drivers are among the pilots listed. Five cars of the front-drive type | have been entered. ‘w Utter mew SS PRS OF le @ os The lowest prices mn PIERCE ARROW The Sedan *1345 eam and lever steering—the longer life and dependabihty of Timken bearings. Add to these marked advantages, Lockheed Hydraulic 4-wheel brakes—wide, deep- cushioned, pillowy seats—long-lasting lacquer finish and a full score of other advanced features. JHREE weeks ago this | “fundamentally better” Six sounded a new note in car values—a note heard and heeded bythousandswho know good automobiles. For this new Six-60 an- $s your o rtur- a lifetime! Do evenings rer & Co., Inc. Locust BI. erson 1698 history Never were Pierce-Arrow motor cats so distinctive and arise tocratic as they are today. @ Never before has it cost so little to own and operate a Pierce-Arrow. {{ Yet, on ac- count of the recent price reduction, the Series 80 five-pas- senger Brougham is now selling at $2495 at Buffalo—tax extra. @ Other popular models of the Series 80 line are priced below any previous figure. 5-Passenger Brougham nw $2495 —2a reduction of $500! The Runabout, ow $2495 —a reduction of $400! Alsocnew low prices on the 5-passenger Standard Sedan and the 4-passenger Coupe All prices at Buffalo, N. Y., tax extra Pierce-Arrow Series 8¢ cars have hand- hammered aluminum bodies covered with 14 coatsof nitro-cellulose lacquer. Luxurious appointments . . . silver finish hardware . . . handsome vanity cases. Wide range of color and uphol- stery choices. 7o-horsepower engine . Houdaille doubleacting shock absorbers . . . spécial Pierce-Arrow four-wheel safety brakes. 14 to 17 miles per gallon of gasoline, 15,000 t0 18,000 miles per set of tires. Nation-wide Pierce-Arrow flat-rate service effects great Operating economy. swers—unmistakeably—the insistent demand for a low-priced car that is strictly quality through and through. All that’s best in engineering Here is the climax of 25 years of engineering success—built in the same great plant—under the same ideals and methods that have made quality a Peerless watchword. Just think of a car selling as low as $1295, with the quiet power, the freedom from vibration that only a 7-bearing crankshaft can give. ‘ Nelson Bohnakte Open Cars $1295 Closed Cars $1345 Then you'll reahze what a marvel of satis- faction and mechanical efficiency this lows priced Six-60 really is. Graceful, smart, low lines But you must see it, too. For it’s built low to the ground—with the graceful, flowing lines that denote quality and give that air of in- dividuality we all appreciate so much. So, see this “fundamentally better’’ Six and drive it. You'll find it everything you’ve always thought a Peerless must be. Ask us to show you this un- usual new car—the lowest Pistons Think of it with the added smoothness of new type Nelson Bohnalite Pistons—the ad- vantage of interchangeable Ring True Bearings—the ease of steering made possible by Ross priced Peerless ever built. Or, just phone, and we'll send it to your door for ycu to drive. PEERLESS MOTOR CAR CORP. Cleveland, Ohio Menafaectarers of the famous 90° V-type Eight-69, the Sia-72, the Siz-80, the Sia-90 and the Siz-60 (Al prices f. o. b. factery) SS. Special Pierce-Arrow payment plan makes ownership easy DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE CO. 3107-15 Locust Boulevard Phil. H. Brockman, Pres. Phone JEfferson 2810 Associate Dealers Armstrong & Gatzweiler Fried Auto Co. Mulvill Motor Com 7809 Manchester Av., Maplewood 525 Bates St. Broadway at Central, Alton, Coburn Service Station, 7923 St. Charlies Rock Road bhler Motor Co. 0 Union BI. ; , : Yrest 5730 : — : 4 WESTERN AUTCMOBILE CO. Washington Bl. at Euclid Av. DElmar 0145 St. Louis, Mo. Cummings Automobile Co. C and E Motor Co. lith and Illinois Av., E. St. Louis, Hil. 3311 Woodson Rd. B. K. L. Sales and Service, 1921 State St., Granite City, Ill. | DESIRABLE TERRITORY OPEN FOR DEALERS HAS ° Open Evenings o PEERLE S§S 8

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ST.LOUIS ai — - ARKANSAS TO FLOAT = | HB NOTEISSUE FOR ROADS Itaneous Construction | Counties With No 1 AST WEEK WE 10 NTS PER OY WAYNE BODY FACTORY opera Working Overtime to | ts ~ — . = : oo | Be i ee 7 on ——— poe eae oe y'}) a Rote. lied ther i SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927 cocus PAGE 4° - oo ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __-_-__. , >=. $ es Gh el SOLD FOUR RTE Plan Sime Demand, Says Gsen- | ' : a | (an : ue as or ee ee | p FERLESS OUTPUT | | Tapestry Finish for ( Car Interior _| GRAHAM BROTHERS BUY), Fssex De Luxe Sedan Cost Said to Be $1,250,000—| fo == a : Sie nh in 11 , % ass Hi . , = saa — : : | 2 —_ | > ae . or or sop . SB Se £ Be Tilson Motor Car Co. is St. —_—__—— a — — ———— : no + ee at be long thereafter Unh- lL ow - ad Lien? 3i = af , é Sa sg a ~~ @ bs DB : ' : i co 2 sta a 4 ni 4 _ - - Soi, en Sng mean - sone P i> De -— * > Tae Le distributer of Paige cars. ae shou. nich heretofore have: oror : a ‘" eerless-Fai- ; >. ; x3 - F % s ie ‘, A « Ss ‘ 2 hrawcne lant is son ter NEW HUDSON-ESSEX DEALER os . This Week We ‘ ri) eounties whicn highways will ga Kn vht 4istr} for a 3% . we. > a if. et . Be : = : : P 4 Pe a ; retention =t Expect 20 Per Cent Increase ee — “f “i Se ig > Ane gree > aerate ee Tne 93275 | to ‘ ~nroved é a im): i : had ne entered Gy Laan er y wes ~ } QO 3 A y : ,e2ure ? 4 * o Fa __ Br. 3 t —- houndaries : Pra Z Pi . id ‘ cA 44 i > & - ec , 7 a | . a . - « “¢ OSS ee trait after hi . seod a month’ Only Have 0 the State highway sys-) ' \¥ \ 3 t é [ I SS >» 2 if - Fas -- + : = " ss > Wotors wid laa 291 7s * . ~~ i.’ fe ar ros r , an! rn TT . = Ssoutoa Meram ~~ ~ a4 oa =. i arnt ; Payments: . sections of $275 Cash, Sell, So Hurry. — Lien on State Property. + > .) i“ . 2 34 ~ail Pnmii pes . en iS! , : we _- — p etion the abilty Of (he; ; 3 i : ' > > : - —_ s ms a mone? 7 a + C o ~ a Fi« 4 » wy 44 —-" h wees s ' 4 i * RiViidi 44 “ , ne. 8 34 ‘a 40 ‘ . ( i : ii il i I ‘4 oO ; l 4 ‘ rlé —_- ~ ra mnran an : hd A : ‘i ; . * a anmA iat - ee te Ristae' ” 2 : ; : ; : », Afi iai ‘ - aus § . . . , o Game fia ne ; | An Unbeatable _ Some a™‘poard to sell the Bigm rita: ai - y = + ~ =» ~ ‘ss 4 . ' 1 e 3 ~ ar , ~ - Eee } it s . da - ia ; a > * . sie © > ,)? | ’ ~ ks ia 4 ‘ Gotfredson t' ar VO.. FEU ‘ ‘ ” : ay ual ** + » hi” ‘ , . z 7 W a + a : ? : ; ‘ Ms 4 ‘ a +4 . ‘2 a4 ‘ : - « - anne nen , the real esta 3 » A ~ - i. antee—30-Day , he M@tate Highway Com-) Free Service an Automobile 3 Poms mgt Ke helieve that the — + mn. , 7 ink that alli : wii] sell and think notes is for the courts | if} r ge ‘ if =) 7 a 4 ‘ i ae as ‘ - “ » = 9 hat is eerceasarv tr Wwrer compan’ hat is : : carpenters, machi ee ig the proposed note issue) | The Hudson-Frampton former!; e to hold the | etes because they are go a t_=_ Price on Such | ol er do not attacr 4 lien on of Arkansas. Meme- : iid. | | ye ease, filed in Pulaski Coun- 7 to test the authority of the ve Notre Board to issue the high- i ; mitted to the service. No endorsers. Everything —— » Low rates. Pay back $2 8 MOTOR CAR DISTRIBUTORS : ee a “our last week ee 7 3401 LOCUST ALWAYS OPEN and a decision will probably be" eon a = — : Anocawvete sham Brothers as ind}- ondu : sen: eunisiie Wai aes ae if vou need a little money? If rou have a car, drive up, bring title. cet the money and drive awar with 6 $50 to $1000. No delay. Quick oc ee ught this splendid plant Oe 6 eS eS era Interior of new Paige 6-75 cabriolet, showin estry finished leather upholstery - ag 7. ‘ 3 ~ we i. $ . i? . : " - 5 > ’ a roy " i 77 f > : % ‘ , * s a« : 424i eA 4 | 7 i — | ;' . - - GRAN A AY OR HERE : e ' ‘ y . ——_— eo ~ ~* yy}. ~ + vy ‘ a oy eee . 4 P : ; ; ae = rs ‘ P' ‘ a 4 - 4 * rT) 4 oe | % yi .¥i f 3 ne OE Rai 4 i a i! * 4 ry “= * : ™ a - «A “ an in é - | , F ; sg A ARPA : —_ -~ = {A avi ii [ 4 i * ‘ i - “a> “ i * 7 2 ‘ven tomorrow. 4 na for es anh * the State Highway The pian O° saw | -,mmission calls for construction | _ot ee 622) a, + © we . 5 stockholders, we R. " . ¢ + $ yr} , low G W Aa he = continental Europ: offer this property .£¢ 5 Ferry Trips Daily. tO the Faige Company at the ex- lea & ae ~ha rT TO « iain CS 4 on i ( ¥ ’ . } ~* * 3» - lines, liKeigse, i2cus- inal holding its own, if SAINT LOUIS TO “The ferrw across the Mississ = . . simultaneously in each of | Ta’ i. 3 ms : pi act pri e have paid for it. Out- —ae ee ger which have no out-| ° ‘ = ¢ lf eer we . ; oa - : ey, ; a mae . ine Ase of this plant is = : Ss ++ increasing tts activities. Anca) LITTLE ROCK ROUTE ein ; ’ ” aS are not to be a tthe eanding highway bonds and are,| 4 Tf ‘ ’ i. + A . + — 2 : e ‘ : i. os é ont oo oo 2 ¥ - > 7 r °% rt e serious affect upon the auto- is tal from Helena to ' ii: 1:40 ane the State Highway —— m nt is “a ‘ive industry, Tucker said. This ic ‘ White Rive = r . OLDS SETS DRIV OUT RECORD sing to be Cali d upon for repairs | 58 —e has never been looked to f & ren ior eene. Le is I bei ] i - 2 . s : f | 2 17 —, . c- _ : .% for a great deal of Dusiness. a ferrv and are taken to Stuttganm cars. } “weight eare A icsincuriogy i2 10 Export Cars Per Month. ee " many instances will equal | * Works last week merica s Froven Fastest Stoc ar Se ctaed im the countion mae Motor forks zs . K . es he neé Jed in the counties se. | Peerless exports on all mode!s b r Be =! ™ . CPT ariv ie 8 the recent flood and) nning about 40 units per e Rive : : ‘i pey : its v in many places where the Stare; Last year Peerless hadi miles c oh «ff, sii one 4 gr is Oc ie aati Peaen the feet | ay svstem was damaged to; :o export business Whatever. The At Stuttgart, Arkansas Ne hits } waters is onal suthern Tlinois dea! mn one siness is being built up system- ' such an extent that long stretches. i ~- : ’ i . i a. ; « a : 4 . as A bad = 3% ~ & - new road Yr ti : rye Lit. aticallv. through the company's sere the ad hecomes concrete ; aa of factory branch mv + : ai, Lii€ ew Y¥ tc Tuck . . wich Te" a . ; ae A P thea He. e nre’ - \ ed far tha & oe , X port offi € in New York, : 6 te ae * ' . } ee : . ‘ a * ’ , - ‘ ws ho as ‘ it OT a ' r ge ~ , “ ‘ CH ROLET APRIL OUTI i] Of : : | : ttle Lac r r between . rrend 2 ; ; > . ; = ance , er said. The majority of Peer- | miles east of Little Rock mile rum bi ion an@'local branch wes l cars in one 4 | | es Senn tonde aro af gravel and ‘Sruticar os / — eo 111.937 UNITS SETS RECORD x. Bs The Chevrolet Motor.Co. reports a new production record “with @ to-/] S ie ~ Y S tal output in April of 111.937 unite, | ; : ’ which exceeds by 4037 units tie: best previous monthly performance UJ in the history of the company and establishee an all-time record for the monthly production of g@@f- | t 7 80’2 Miles Per Hour is its Guaranteed Top-Speed PS Stapany also reports that a Avril 29 its factories built 5347 | Chevrolet cars and trucks, 272} 854 Miles Per Hour is its A.A.A. Record Speed [ff 222.0. “= "3 us day's record. | A “Challenger” Safety Stutz won the Atlantic _ City Stock Car Race with actual, sustained speed | about 5 miles faster than its guaranteed speed. | NOT everv car that talks about speed is giving it. cam give. It is necessary to him if he is to take long, steep hills easily and rapidly. It is necessary Not every car that talks about power has it. to him so that he may always have accelerating Under the Falcon-Knight hood —a famous sleeve-valve motor The Falcon-Knight is equipped with America’s finest ~ It is time for the automobile buyer to buy per- formance rather than promise. Some cars that claim most in speed, on the printed page, show only moderate speed on the speedway. Some cars that indicate high speed on their own speedometers will register very ordinary speed by the impartial stop-watch. The first speed announcement made by the Safety Stutz was a GUARANTEE; the second was an A. A. A. RECORD; the third is another A. A. A. RECORD, given above. STUTZ SPEED IS STAMPED STERLING. Ie is there—in the car that you buy. ability, even at high speeds. It is necessary to him in order that he may avoid the strain on his motor and the shortening of mot---'iie that comes with lack of adequate reserve power. It is necessary to him as a safety measure —a stressed piece of machinery is a dangerous piece of machinery. Those are the real reasons why the Challenger Safety Stutz has a motor actually delivering, in the hands of the owner, over 100 horsepower; and the reasons, too, why the Challenger models are capa- ble of top-speeds beyond any reasonable or lawful road speed. Think of the delightful, wind-blown sensation of floating along at 50 to 60 miles an hour with your throttle only about half-open! Imagine the added Yet the surpassing speeds of the Safety Stutz Chal- ease of handling that comes with such a flowof powe lenger Models are not emphasized merely to prove er. Picture to yourself the veritable disdain of the that the Stutz is America’s Fastest Stock Car. bogey hills that a car so powered can pee eS These speeds are tangible, visible proof of the real ee the inevitable lengthening of life that power possessed by the Safety Stutz. And this such a wealth of reserve power confers. power means much more to the motorist than The speed of the Safety Stutz is just another proof simply speed. of the superior all ’round value that this advanced The ability to make 80 miles an hour is necessarv automobile offers if its price-class. to the conservative driver if he wants to get the smoothest, sweetest 50 or 60 that an automobile type of motor—the famous Knight sleeve-valve engine with six cylinders and seven-bearing crankshaft. The Knight engine, with 125 fewer working parts than the ordinary motor, is known for its simplicity, for freedom from carbon annoyance and mechanical trouble, and for quiet, smooth, uninterrupted power through many thousands of miles. : The Falcon-Knight chassis throughout is construeted in keepmg with the exceHence of its motor. More people are beving Knight-engined cars. FALGON MOTORS GORPORATION, DETROIT. MICHIGAN : ae N | 805} miles per Reur for 2-passenger “Challenser™ Spesde Glesed Gar Prices 3995 to $1145 f. 0. b. factory (Ewen higher speeds for Black Hawk Speedster and Wevmann Bodies) ~ We, the undersigned, guarantee to reproduce the indicated speed on the Indian- DE LUXE AUTO. | ; MOBILE CO. man, Pres apolis Speedway with anv Challenger Model Saferv Srutr, at any time after the 3107-18 Locust Boulevard Phil H. Brock We invite you to ride in, and drive, an exact dup- licate of the winning Challenger Safety Stutz. SaeRREREEEnmee aneeeenee En a GUARANTEED SPEED CAPABILITIES OF CHALLENGER MODELS SAFETY STUTZ Stop-watch timing, at the rate of: car has been driven 5000 miles or more. provided the owner will deliver the car to our factery at indianapolis and pay the actual cost of having us put the car in &rst class condition, if, im our judgment, such reconditioning be necessary. STUTZ MOTOR CAR COMPANY OF AMERICA, Inc. BENJAMIN MOTOR COMPANY JEROME J. BENJAMIN, Manager Telephone: JEfferson 023 3021-23 LOCUST STREET SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI | TERRITORY REPRESENTATIVES Ph Ne JE ttersan 28] T. A. Baidwin Woter Ca.. Quincey Hi. BHerrin-Stutz Moter Ce... Herrin, DL 3 “oter —— ee Patton-Nash Company. (Cairo, I! Iri-% a t neal Co, i EE — . nin “en ee mee - ~ — a - 4 . . . rs . * a * ‘ ama Y. ; B. K. & L. Sales and Service | 1921 State St. Granite Citv. MN a. Motor Co, Ti? —— wor ag ~— ®. y a | on, | ‘ed St. Charles Rock Roed 1 | _DESIRABLE TERRITORY OPEN FOR DEALERS . = a y se ae stg e tiargest circulation oO any newspaper in the Southwest

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AT ONLY 845° This Week We Only Have 3 to Sell, So Hurry An Unbeatable Price on Such an Automobile ERSAL CAR DISTRIBUTORS ALWAYS OPEN mer. ; . | qonstruction under artineau highway law | Stock Car Vodel eed Top-Speed Record Speed Atlantic | d speed | a speed. ssary to him if he is to take y and rapidly. It is necessary may always have accelerating speeds. It is necessary to him t avoid the strain on his motor of motor-life that comes with erve power. It is necessary to asure —a stressed piece of ngerous piece of machinery. reasons why the Challenger Stor actually delivering, in the over 100 horsepower; and the Challenger models are capa- ond any reasonable or lawful tful, wind-blown sensation of to 60 miles an hour with your alf-open! Imagine the added comes with such a flowof pow- If the veritable disdain of the Car so powered can express. able lengthening of life that Prve power confers. ety Stutz is just another proof ound value that this advanced its price-class. He in, and drive, an exact dup- ng Challenger Safety Stutz. PANY T LOUIS, MISSOURI jones Motor Sales Oo., Hannibal. Mo. nn Moter Company, Moberly, Mo. rison-Henderson Motor Co., Mexico Mo. | ign TOFOAT ME ISSUE FOR ROADS plan Simultancous Construction in 144 Counties With No Outstanding Bonds. ig] to the Post-Dispatch. LITTLE ROCK, Ark., May 21.—| way construction in Arkansas’ Hig -bonde gart before the m ad counties will probably the provis- ions of the M: gill begin as soon stallment © er Dwieht H. Blackwood. Bids on these notes will be opened June # and, provided, of course, there is no hitch in completing the sale. it should not be long thereafter un- ti] counties which heretofore have had no improved highways will gee .their poundaries enters d by sections of the State highway sys- eo Lien on State Property. Some question the ability of the State note hoard to sell the high- way notes hecause they are pot nonds and do not attach a ase aid the real estate of A} Kansas Mem- pers of the State Highway Com- believe that the mission, however, that all L440Q44 ia notes will sell and think that is necessary is for the courts *) hold the proposed note issue valid. age The ease, filed in Pulaski Coun- ty, to test the authority of the! State Note Board to issue the high- way notes. was submitted to the Arkansas Supreme Cour last week and a decision will probably be given tomorrow. The plan of the State Highway Commission calls for construction to begin simultaneously in each of the 11 counties which have no out- bonds and are, c a | eonstruction standing highway therefore, entitled “9% under the highway Inv Construction and Repairs. In addition to new construction, the State Highway ment is going to be called upon for repairs which in many s will equal construction work in the count fiood Depart Instance These repairs ieS gEe- and State wil] be needed the recent where the was damaged to long stretches verely hit by in many places highway system such an extent that of new road must be built. CHEVROLET APRIL OUTPUT OF 11,937 UNITS SETS RECORD The Chevrolet Motor.Co. reports anew production record *with a to- | tal output in April of 111,937 units, which exceeds by 4037 units the best previous monthly performance inthe history of the company and record for gear- establishes an all-time the monthly production of shift cars. The company also reports that on April 29 its factories built Chevrolet units vious day's record. F247 14 ao" trucks, best and in excess of the cars iddie of the sum-'/ as the first in-| f notes can he sold, ac-: State Highway Commis- | pre- | —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =. Joint Touring Bureau: Please | week. ‘was reduced from $1,950 to $1,850; * | coupe, the foursome, | $2,095. ; air-cooled Weighing only ght car chassis give route, distance and condition . | of road from Steelville, Mo., via |Jefferson City, to | Iberia, Crocker, Waynesville Steelville, Mo. From = Bteelville, $8.4 miles gravel to Cuba, then via Rolla and Vienna to Jefferson City; 32 mites good gravel, 32 miles semi- gravel and 7 miles earth. Then about 39 miles semi-grave! to E|- don, and poor earth to Tuscum- hia. Six miles earth, six miles gravel to Iberia, 16.6 miles semi- rravel to Crocker 12.6 miles semi-gravel to Waynesville. 12 miles dirt and gravel and then 58 miles semi-gravel to Steel- ville. Joint give most from St. Louis to and Touring Bureau: lease scenic and hest routé Wash EB. 8. E. Uv. S. 40 from St. Louis through Columbia and to Kansas Citv.. Then the Victory Highway to Topeka, Kan., Sa- lina, Sharon and into Colorado Then Colorado &§ to Limon, then No. 4 to Colorado Springs, then north on No. 1 to Denver. Fol- low No. 1 to Longmont and turn west there for side trip to Estes Park and Rocky Mountain Na- tional! Park. Then back east to Loveland, north on Colorado 1 to Cheyenne, Wyo. Wyoming No. 10 through Laramie, Raw- lings and Lander to Dubois and Moran, to Butte, Idaho. Then I, 8. 10 to Missoula, Mont.. Cour a’Alene and into Spokane, Wash Continue on U. S. 10 to Seattle. The distance is 2650 miles. RB — ,UT -~ c . Seattle, St. Charles, Joint Touring Please Tuscumbia, | | : HLLINOIS WO. 11 AND U.S. 40 ROUTES TO INDIANAPOLIS RACE | OTORISTS -° going to the Ii M Indianapolis Speedway race | will leave | Memorial Day, St. Louis over the Free Bridge, then follow Illinois route No. | 11 through East St. Louis, High- | Vandalia, Effingham, | shall to Terre Haute. UT. &. | } jis followed from Terre Indianapolis. 175 mile@e from St. Louis to Terre Haute, and 69 miles from Terre Haute to Indigrapo- lis The total distance jis 244 | miles, T he a short land, Jil. road is concrete. except | gravel stretch at High- | 4 St. Louis to Stuttgart, ive me Fest Ark. on oe Fee article in this section to- day showing route from St. Louis to Little Rock, via Stuttgart. SOUTH SIDE LIONS HEAR ME Automobile addressed the Club at Mission Inn Breckman spoke on ‘‘The Automo- | dent of the De and president of the St. Louis Association, | Lions’ | week. | BROCKMAN TALK ON CARS en route to take from. Col. Phillip H. Brockman, pres- Luxe Automohbi! Dealers’ South Side last bile Business and Industry.” . ; j ' PARAAAPA PARARA RA PR AR AA PRE RAR AR AA AA AAA SRA PE AAPA RAP IPAS! ‘ i ‘ ’ .¥ ** ’ a) SSS ae. ebdh. ./ Vs > * eee a te ee eee ee mee , ilding square feet. H. E. Randall is oo 2 Y y 5 1 O; ears to Pa Cash /Small Carrying Charges ~—-No deed of trust required when we build a Garage. Property does pany, has been taken over by the president of the company and E Remember! 2'3-<%."t3 = our Finance Department. the standard roadster. from $1,850; McAvoy Auto Paint Co. 2631 Lo-,G. Stacer is genera] manager. to Price reductions of $100 to $300 The paint and lacqnering depart- on 5 of the 11 Willys-Knight “great six’’ models were made _ the past The price of the special! roadster to $1,750; the §-passenger sedan. cust, a branch of the McAvoy The McAvoy system of auto from $2,295 to $1,995; the cabriolet: | Process, a national auto painting painting was originated several from $2,295 to $1,995, anjiichain organization. ago by Delmar McAvoy of from $2,295 to! The McAvoy Auto Paint Co. will Detroit vears — GET OUR HARRY WHITE SAYS COME IN. GET OUR LOW PRICES ON TIRES THEY WILL INTEREST YOU. JUST OPEN .A CHARGE AC- COUNT LIKF VOU HAVE AT THE DE oe Low Prices on PARTMENT STORES, AT THE WHOLE ) j Re £ Ss SALE HOUSES OR GROCERS. WE CAN O. K. YOUR CREDIT IN 10 MINUTES DUNLOP, GOODYEAR and FIRESTONE If You Are Short of Ready Cash Bay on Easy Payments No Red Tape " : 4 = a Oe Ne Deles ak Z Sa em I . ts —o mae Ss St. Lowis’ Largest Manufactures Get Tires at Once — Offiee 6220 Rad, my ice iage Vv. MERCHANTS TIRE CO. JEfferson 0673-0674 PHONE CABANY 8625-1656 27 10 WASHINGTON Open Sunday Morning. Special for May !¥o" <5 7 ad Genuine Bird's Slate-Surfaced Shingle Roof, choice of colors | NE Garage on Display at 6220 Ridge. Sundays, 7. P. M We are the original designers of this type of Garage. Cash Price List Size 18x18 2-Car Size, $263 — 10x18 1-Car Size, $165 Auto Loans! Get all the money you need on your car—$50 to $1000—all in 5 min- utes’ time. Maybe you need money to buy a home, pay bills, ete. See Yahiem. Kring your title, get the money. Courteous, bank-like serv- ice. No endorsers or investigation. Pay bach as little as $2 each week. Yahlem Finance Corp., 1035 N. Open till 9 P. M. Open Evenings and Grand. Manufactured and Built Only by FORD CARS ENAMELED are Sars SLD Other Cars $25 and UP WM. A. FLYNN DEIimar 16890. 4560 Frans Av. Open Sundays and FE.ventings. LZ tro, LET US DO YOUR BALLOON TIRE REPAIRING 41] Work Guaranteed Alley View —2-Car Garage Literature Sent on Request ————— qsaMyinosg ay) uy Jadedsmeu Aue jo BOPVNIsIjO wakBsv} 3sq)d sey Yoerdsyj-Is0q f{upung eqy ao ~ eee The Buick Town Brougham offers, at $1545, delivered in St. Louis, an=extra touch of: luxury, an added dash of smartness with those solid practical advantages that make Buick today more popular than ever. Te THT] Here is the famous Buick six-cylinder Valve-in-Head engine, now vsbrationless beyond belief, in a Fisher Body especially designed for ultra smart effect. Drive it, and you will experience that spirited performance, that effortless con- trol, that thorough comfort for which all Buicks are renowned. Come and look over the eighteen Buick models priced in St. Louis with complete @; equipment at $1359 to $2209. Here is a line of cars, one of which will unques- 2 tionably match your needs and prefer- ©& ences to a “I”! VESPER BUICK AUTO CO. Vandeventer and Laclede Grand and Lindell JAKES BUICK AUTO CO. Kirkwood, Missouri WEST SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. Kingshighway and McPherson Northwestern Branch——6513 Easton Ave. SCHNURE MOTOR CO. WEBSTER GROVES MOTOR CO. 2216-18 Locust Street Gore and Lockwood, Webster Groves, Mo. KUHS BUICK CO. 2837 North Grand Blvd. EAST SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. 1106-8 Illinois Ave., East St. Louis, II. SOUTH SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. 3654 South Grand Blvd. : For Night, Holiday or Emergency Service—Phone JEfferson 3370 BUILD THEM ee emma WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL eee see LLL LLL LL LLL LLL LLL LOLOL LL OL AE ee a ~ - hi eee ee eee ~ nee ee —_—— oF — © eer i a a Re ee as rae nt thaa at aunt adit btatiniincinicamn ie eek, te ft Ns 9 tS tae ons

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“Eso J ee be = ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ : , | PAGE 6 oes SV. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH "BENJAMIN M MOTOR CO. GETS a | — | wipes FOR PUBLIC TO PUBLIC REAL WINNER Reo a ‘AP RIL AUTO OUTPUT 7 i New Studebaker Commander Coupe! 2 ELCAR DISTRIBUTORSHIP & iit Is Ss afer to R i ide pss HS iN STOCK AR RAPES F — | ~STIMATED Al Al a a Street Car Than er — ine njamin _ Mot r Car Co., mpton Motor Car Co.. Hud- 30 Languages Stutz Brana: utor, has ebiets ned the to RE al distributor sales floor, mera Ee Fissex 0 the company this Be STNDAY MORNING, MAY 22. a, franchise for Sickvtntie Elear | ‘automobiles in the metropolitan St. Louis district. A complete line of Elcar eight and six cylinder models are on display at the com- . . ; sed by t : ‘ Stamina 2 Port ' “~ —_—— a | pany’ S display rooms, 3021 Locust om a city- -_wide free demon-' @, . 7 rm . ~ 4% if j } se a, Se. _ : i ; Rever Such Eyhil swross DET FLYGANDE MOLN senger Cars, di +),000 |street. The company will contin- . of Hudson car perform=) , wewrcian DEN FLYGENDE BOLGE ole ant ince Auburn Executive Savs. DANISM DEN FLYVENDE KLODE ciel ecpamnres rsiinicds actin ie SLOVAK LIETACI] OBLAK iain CTECs LIYTAC] OBLAK aa ats alate “The public in the winner,”| eouse #PRZELATAJACA CHURA | DETROIT. May eee heen en” sae at af the 'TAUuAN LA NUBE VOLANTE ficial figures 1 ae SATE 4 pci Seen sg ph SPAN'TSH LA NUBE VOLANTE mpled, it 1s €s! : 9 | meng Shelia Adburn Automobile Co., comn eurmiss OF VLIEGENDE WOLK =o mobile production for the month) Unga " an the apecdway race f DUTCM LK f April Will be sugnUy ox , neer ri e peti {11 | ing up , diage cal Sa ima auck. accardiba + an Heavy grain leather upholstery and disc wheels are standard ve? A series of meetings will | ms | ceoTian LE TECI OBLAK ‘ram, president of Crams Auto- equipment on this model. held wi new dealers and ue. as Stutz distributors, according to Jerome J. Benjamin, president. “Within two weeks the Board of Executives of Elcar Motor Co. will be in St. Louis. It wi nt include F. B. Sears, president, R. A. Rawson, general sales manager, and A. M. Graffis, designer and chief engi- | Analysis shows that only one passenger out of every : be cars leave various wre ptown points every $0) 100,000,000 carried by Electric Railways has suffered wage ponte the day beginning | ; vt * fatal accident in recent years. A great record—but yoy | 0 eee gratis and aaa The public is inv ‘ited | e in le re cannot always ride on a street car. Part of the tims vat ated to make a purchase. . © 5 we demonstration : you’re on foot or in other conveyances. While os coy was begun last week ood f gm : erage of 150 persons daily |; well and have = jud ent let ae given rides, according to ing is 3 wt Frampton Motor Car Co, 3 3 neints from which the cars/Some & orge W. Taylor "eos" 2 Su € ss 4 a *h and Locust streets, Kings- and ' ” n4 Delmar boulevard,jd oe - oe pesccuuseenesusseeeensssaseresonuueeennusnesssnuensnnsnr® ot ae ee brite a : wholesale an 1a retail salesmen of OO ANIAN NORUL SBURATOR . : -" : : " we +} ee niamin Motor Co. A thor- oe spicy oot : or iT ‘Of this numbe: says Cram, , ae Senjamin 101 en@uran. wae &f pan ste yen nog ool between 355 and 6,900 will WHIPPET RUNS 126 MILES IN REO SALES HERE THIS YEAR oug s Schooling in wae sales ewen for 6 “ ie ; ~e while metnoas Wilil be given the apie on > | mungarian A REPULO FELHO Represent passenger 2 ee MINUTES FOR NEW RECORD SHOW BIG INCREASE OVER 1926 Seite cae ee ~ a : atic ¢ fo. F ‘> ’ GERMAN DIE FLIEGENDE WOLKE : ——o . %, 1 A Wi! Iippe rrisii. a “ - hw2’s - ri nd Ob ive street, .s : uc Acenwin _SLUTUR RRE a tats M: | traveled 126 miles mutes ; 3 or Explain His Wonderful New York 4 boulevard. a | stving a : —'. — * «pee ,1* oth Bs ‘ totals for March nd . Hilt : vm a arry, assi Siatit ren ai Y A . t Di abilit Si - ‘eal “¥ | poy ae uname Rtewed Ieee st > day in last 30-day |] oan . i e manager of Reo, St. Louis, | Promotion manager of the. Olds —Insuring Ou gains 1s wy, ckness and Bsa ha 7 ‘ee. . , a , ] ] : ] 1 is es? ? it an a4 apn at : aT ee ie imines its (In 2 t Iving C} sud and Wol- Mi ? yr W orks. addressed RT factory rm t DE QSIAN Bat. - + \ T:4 ot hot w en ‘ 9 2} | } _ , iie€ YY ii SP RPO E - t a iic 4 gees, Ai . pee . an a : _ re ore as nrative ~ vw bh LO senate out cf valve and ¥ f . , : record. Knocking $1 minutes off; Verine dqaistriouce! a “ ' rs on RUSSIA v a vo | . . t ReoeFlying _tme st. Louis Ol! ismobile factory a tae ak oe ; , RUSSIAN fe & rOujas Trva ~ rece 1 pinata it iin sold 44 Reo! 2 i r ct : Z 7 —— pe a 1+ ’ ryy ' ’ ‘\ « a a * ‘ >~ r & 2 . ‘ a - Se i 4 i ‘ : = “ oN ana Imere ; er: —_ _ ~*+ | + »* i> T ~ ’ , ce ‘ = ; ; ry P 7 = an » : ~ 2 \1 _ + oe 7 ar SaAiqg. tii} ‘ } ba = “WY ecCaA. te. bade 2eam- ia & 6th Floor : GArfield 3879 ~ e ~m © \ - & ~ ’ } ~ hid j ‘ 4 - - > > » ~ ._ ™= A « ‘ . ‘ ‘ ~ > ~~ | : s ‘ ‘ 4 — . + - ; ‘ msi y. who stopped off in st SaESguaa + “= es ~ = - : Ve . | 4 Jie ait ws , : salen on or Reeee : TTT TEL LELLICLi tii iii iii | a SESTESRE * .7 i ‘ . "s . - _- ~~ ’ “ - ‘ - —_ = . ~ - ~~ + ~ + nr , 5 = od _- , A. AB S a ie) _ . ‘ S Aaok i Chin ed t - 2 - i4UIU4iS ¢ LiLe 0 i Ss pia . a ith | fevey! Odnax his : apparent- Telegraph and checked in at Mur- siastically accepted the .public ter an extended business trip to — - ——— eee ee teeeenery | | : | ‘record 59 minutes } by Western and we are registe: laily sales | California and the Southwest, spoke | SEVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DISPATCH WANE 2 4 ¥ : Fw e , , : pt = a Q ? . ) } , } arTey I \ Pst } and x i i = ; ei aa eOUucii Bi, & QDAE Pi 7. z ; a demonstration ec 4 die : + de the time of tine Deen with this biel on sales promotion ADS are BUSINESS BUILDERS. PHONE your ORDER a ; » hs Ts. ar set eb: ry ¥ 7¢ » ae ” a ihitiee neiteinieimiaes = i . . F, 7 an — A -*, 4 nr — a4 governed entirely , ex } S oe : : > ‘ : ' s ' A 4 Ut id T ‘ : - neering ana ls = a “a ‘kine what is said to he Der nd has not been strong a rered (to tne j ee mi nreesi ve and wnus = s 2g ns J lily being . : 3 ; a a : . aa i rm : Race (ime n 7 All _ of : T+ = . 3 ¢% > a Ti+. + : ; ra on r re ied. It is ed that ‘ 1 Thier 7 mwas onen 10 I in- 7 ™ _ : oe ht . 7 : : ‘ta 4 “ TR sé ey ' 4 te Sul : , ‘ —~ Ee ‘ . ” ." nfacturers and ley SN rn a stileten . i} m aaa sa » 4 ; . P c Ai ¥ ; owtr nf ‘ ear wa a ‘ ~ ™s 4 = ‘ “a+ 6 n ri on - New York City last year 421,212 with some « | 7m enrer he "31182 ASTy « f Ti i7 ’ — of N23 engcer cars } | things iid happ: to put a car ——=SSs * = & i re o S b . 7 : % = = ~ oa — om co = i | out of the running. ivehicies, s.,3 omninpusses a a Qe ‘> tho 74 “er oe nf +hro a? ;¢ x ?s xX ; a ar 3 7 * 16 mr orTror ‘ é Z » * : — 6M, ~ ae WERE a for DUCO: 180,108 UNITS IN nar alll * at SO heed a price” se aul The rich DUCO finish will always te ae eae vi { ? " r . _ _ sara . ediring hare =fate ea S | ._~ ? [| .-e@ wm a 10 N. Kirkwond Read. » paens & State Ste.. SHUBERT MOTOR CO. STOFFEL’S a ST. CHARLES SALES CO. MEYER BROS. AUTO CO. 5 . = Biase Mo tor Sales, t commie aed “i dward 4d liunt eter S209 Gravois Highiand, I St. Charles Belleville = ‘> iS - . WT r Beles, saies as j + . - oi aia. =o, SS 8 nies 500 N. Main st HORSTMAN AUTO SALES SAYRE MOTOR CO. SADLO-FABER MOTOR SALES he a . = men leeee |G. Relleville. Tit Sak é om 7 “p Collinsville, Hl. 7 Lebanon, Il. 4937 Natural Bridge Av. +h be Fe A? 1AM. ‘a Stuhr Star sales Co., LILY W eedsean 7 : f YS oe " ‘ Leck, Mo. 1131 St. Loute Av., Overland, Mo. a f b. East “t. Louis, TL e a Se oe aa * a ee a Ee alae oa eae “py “5, og Pe par tts ma . sab } of * = MES PONE ee ae ae \suthenuatniewan ee ety 5 ‘ eae ~ ee ee ee Sa B PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS w~* | LAU MOTOR CO. :

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" 4 ——_ A Stee, ————— er to Ride int 2t Car Than Walk— only one passenger out of eve by Electric Railways has suffer nt years. A great record—but yo - ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29. 1997 | W'FARLAN DISTRBUTOR /STEAMAS-AMGHT 8 SALES | MOVES TO 2618 LOCUST ST. ays pRopUCTION INCREASE New sales and service headquar- 7 ters for McFarlan cars had been; Capacity production for weeks | rs, and th ee Re! sam ee MR | ee |iopened by Foster Motor Co., Mc-| ahead fs assured the F. RB. Stearns, Frampton Motor Car Co.. Hud- PR ins. og ee ee a Soe Sh | Karlan distributor, at 2818 espe Co. factory at Cleveland with the | ¢ Re. ae oe SR Roe 5 > . paid - o! . "as : x distributor sales floor, PS PE geo 3 we eae ee SSR PR street. The company eemge pet | continuous influx of orders Esse 4 by the company this 5 ee seat ats | ime! |at 2914 Washington avenue, in ad- | St Keni , ge being og wide free demon- | dition to selling McFarlan cars, the | #tearns-Knight cars from all parts “4 ; pale car perform. | si company will operate at its new of the country, says a on 0 Le —_ & i Ss 2 Bie cites) Se te ee : seo . : ’ ¢ 4 dav beginning | ' . | but the st: —— | Ss. N A. ginotes during the day Seginning | Borah, sales | 6 standard six-cylinder cars 30x5 S.S. N.S. A. W. Cords, $23.45 | 22%4 Miller S.S, Non-Skid.... The public is invited | las well. i xpeayaony + eee wee 33x4 Miller S.S. Non-Skid.... 6 a m. Pp } y > , N “ 33x5 8.8. N.-S. A. W. Cords, $23.95 | 32x41, Miller Non-Skid 35x5 8.8. N.-8. A. Ww. Cords, $24.95 t ad are * ™~ Se ae | : e in the cars gratis an ( | The F. B. Stearns Co. pn] 33x44 Miller Non-Skid...... bn a street car. Part of the time oe igated to make a purchase. 4 : been operating on a ant eae a 33x6.75 Balloons 3325 Miller ‘N “ge ap ynique demonstration of ae | ee oe 3x5 8.8. N.S. Pathfinder. . $17. tte ‘ 9 vet , L y eb Poe ee Mes ¥ a te YR oar x p% LRAT NE ORE INE ELL I OR ee A LAI LTS TT LE EE LT PIS OT LITE HN SN AN PIT Ny BRYN NC TES ES NG 7 ‘ g = “ a 4 i ~, or, . as >_ aie *5 ” ' i . ~ be 4 o . — ee , . ee ~ CLT CLE A A CC ett eee ett testi tl eaeastanatt ia lo di: ays reatest value n the six- SLE OLE IS OTN OE ES ETCH NT er NAN sR RY. eID: DS Pr actin tine aiteort In this new creation of Hupmobile, the Six Brougham, is close-coupled beauty —the verve and dash of a four-pas- senger coupe— with ample provision for five adult passengers. REE Et y th o ne of the A W ee kK driver ] + iater ——~ pj — China Roads Bad. an area of 4,300,009 than the Mexico and Centra] America combined, has but 10,000 ‘miles of roads fit for motor trans- portation. This is 399,000 fewer miles of highwavs than in the Unit- ‘ed States. There Only 20,009 motor vehicles in operation In i Chin with upward of 20,000,000 in the United States. “iY, 3 wnrt China, with . 19a re yYilee @,Uuare mil ms see Yt¢n my T nited States, Finished in dark green or maroon with black upper body and smart striping, the luxurious Brougham presents the color-harmony found on cars of highest price. larcer a* ~~ s are a, compared attere Door openings are 36 inches wide and give generous room for entrance or exit. Individual front seats, thickly up- holstered and shaped for greatest com- fort, are adjustable for legroom. -_ CS ~~ Le RAAF ml tl main he BROTHERS 'UCK ‘610 %-Ton Chassis F, O. B. Detroit ‘885 ‘144 1-Ton Chassis F. O. B. Detroit 9-Ton Chassis F. O. B. Detrait Dual Rear Wheels Optional at Same Price Special interior features include remote control door handles; upholstery of genuine mohair; attractively patterned hardware and a new instrument panel, with all dials grouped under glass and indirectly lighted. The 4-Door Sedan $119! Bedy by Fisher ted. The chassis has all which created the Oak- nced engineering—bal- crankshaft to rear axle; 35 m. p. h., forces over hrough moving engine ts with foot control, and oe pete. Rae. E very Worth W hile Feature the Modern Car Should Have Clear Vision Bodies « Color Options « Mohair Upholstery « Walnut Finished Instrue | ment Board and Window Ledges « Contrasting Window ‘“‘Revea!s” on Closed Bodies Instrument Panel Under Glass, Indirectly Lighted « Vision-Ventilating Windshield Automatic Windshield Cleaner « Solid Walnut Steering Wheel « Rear View Mirror Tilting Beam Headlights « Headlight Control on Steering Wheel « Both Manifold and Thermostatic Heat Control . Dash Gasoline Gauge « Gasoline Filter « Force Feed Lubrication « Oil Filter « Special Vibration Damper « 4-Wheel Brakes « Balloon Tires « Snubbers. tg ery Sedan, five-passenger, four-door, $1385. Brougham, (ill five-passenger, two door, #1385. Coupe, two-passenger, with rumble seat, $1385. Roadster, with rumble seat, $1385. Touring, five-passenger, $1325. All prices f. o. b. Detroit, plus revenue tax, you get behind the wheel of this stylish . . 1 , and comfortable Brougham. Weber Implement and Automobile Company 19th and Locust Sts.—Hupmobile Corner HUPMOBILE DISTRIBUTORS SINCE 1914 7195 MANCHESTER (Maplewood) Belleville Branch, High and B Streets, Belleville, Ill. HUPMOBILE DEALERS New Memphis—Oscar Kaipp. Not alone in the beauty and equipment that meets the eye, but in the sounder essentials of construction, Hupmobile Six creates a new conception of value - at a list price of $1385. > 1'4-Ton Chassis F.O. B. Detroit You wiil be delighted in the quick functioning of the powerful six engine (aided by the new manifold heat con- trol), the ease of steering and parking, the roadability that makes the longest trip both restful and enjoyable. and drive this widely r-door inclosed car! that challenges com- y basis—for no other so much quality at so es at factory. Delivered brs Time Payment Plan, ANY M1 LOCUST STREET UNION GARAGE Union, Mo. WHITE BROS. AUTO CO. 1ith and St. Louis Av., East St. Louis, Il. FIFTH STREET GARAGE . Washington, Mo. MEYER BROS. AUTO CO. Belleville RM MOTOR SALES ral Bridge Av. Providing all that the six-cylinder principle offers at a price several hun- dreds of dollars less than you would expect to pay, Hupmobile Six is called the closest-priced six on the American market. You will soon know why when OPEN EVENINGS 5000 GRAVOIS | MISSOURI Malden—Ott’s Garage. Harrisburg — Egyptian Motor Sales BRITT MOTOR CO. YING GOOD - WILL’ ee a x RCULANEUM, MO. LAU 6227 Assocks te Beaslers: “sun celta ee DUGAN MOTOR CO. 7623 Ivory ee, Natural Bridge Tate Motor Company, ine. WASHINGTON AT GARRISON JEfferson 1241 SOUTH BRANCH, 5626 GRAVOIS Riverside 5460 WEBSTER GROVES BRANCH WEbster 3210 , ___ Associate Dealers: TOWNSEND MOTOR CO. 6701 Olive Street Road UNIVERSITY CITY _ TURNBULL MOTOR CO. TROY, MO. TURNBULL-BUSHMAN MOTOR CO. ST. CHARLES, MO. ILLINOIS Alton—J. C. Shinpaugh Motor Co. Carlyle—F. G. Mead. Cairo—J. E. Herman. Columbia—Gundlach Motor Co. East Alton—H. H East St. Louis—Fassig-Weber Motor Company. Edwardsville—H. H. Mead Motor Ce. Fairfield—Wayne Motor Sales. Granite i Mead Metor Co. City—K. Hammond Motor Co. © i - 22 8 6 * Company. Highland—S. L. Jenny. Jacksonville — German Bros. Motor Company. Livingston—Mitchelar & Son. Lawrenceville—Wilson Motor Co. Marine—Jos. Pohl. Mattoon—Mattoon Motor Car Co. Mt. Vernon-——Dale Motor Sales. Mounds—J. E. Herman. > EEC 2 2 Bowling Green—Staley Motor Co. Cape Girardeau-—Miesner's Garage. Cardwell—Fleeman's Garage. Chamois—W. S$. Toedtman. Quincy—Hilgenbrink Garage and Columbie—Cook Bros. Moter Ce. Machine Shop. De Soto—Jefferson County Motor Robinson—Wilson Motor Company. Sales. Rosiclare—C. B. Soward. Festus—-Jefferson County Motor Sales. Springfield—-Wienold Motor Sales Co. Jefferson City—Cole County Motor Staunton—Mack's Garage. Company. Wood River—H. H. Mead Motor Co. Kirkeville—Truitt Bros. Motor Co. . 32 oe Moberly—Seibert Motor Company. | Rhineland—Rhineland Garage. Shelbina—Dimmitt & Arnold Aute Company. St. Charles—Geo. Schneider. St. Chariee—L. Brucker Steve and Nokomis—C. A. Balsley. Pana—Edw. McKee & Son. Petersburg—John Hofing. A

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PAGE 8 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - : -_ | STNDAY MORNIN G MAY 22, 1927__ ‘Brougham Added New Packard Phaeton Ideal for Long Tours A new Packard eight phaeton with de luxe totfring equipment is on display by the Berry Motor Car Co., Packard disfributer. The de luxe touring equipment | memudes two extra tires, with khaki covers to match the top, @ steel trunk containing three trav- eling cases, six wire wheels in black enamel, cowl band nickel side lights, safety i164 night driving, two spotlight window stanchions, and ¢ headlights. Tonneau windshieid sun visor. windshield wings, re eels view mirror and two speck rors mounted on the top of ea spare tire at the side. complete ti tor Car Co., and Cartwright equipment. The new phaeton is priced $4695 delivered The color combination is two- tone gray. The upholstery '1s gray Running gear 1s at Spanish leather. gray and wire wheels are Diack. Moon Steering Gear Cam and Lever rape ‘When an automo Ciiat ~ ‘ 7 3 | r Cat ~ AG V: a Ti¢ "en 1} I r if? Tis i] ek oe | ry oat’ : r te ing is fou ind in the steering gear, known as eial Moon-Ross Cam i. ~ »* the spe- . * @itita Lseve aaa rial. siaiiitin pan aie oe ; balloon tire type. It was especial me FA -_ = EF Ss ark- ty designed for short curb p ing and ease of operation The — CANARY BIRD PIE steering wheel can actuallv be “=i Terms as Low ag $1.00 PER PROVE THE QUALITY PAY AS YOU RIDE ORIGINAL 12-PAYMENT PLAN —GREENE’S4 404 N. 9th Street 3300 Washington BI. 336 Collinsville Is Newest eeeeenanes D eeceme, OEE ee Oe St | . ae eer anderif St. Louis, Mo eeiieanmesnentl eoupe is on display at Weber Mo- 'BenzZ0-Gas guarantee and stamp of approval is placed on the following line of quality products made by or distributed by the Benzo-Gas Motor Fuel Company Benzo-Gas “The Mator Fuel Supreme’’ A combination of benzol and the very latest new and improved gasolines. The Original No- Knock Motor Fuel. More Power. More Miles. Less Carbon. Better than gasoline from start to finish. Unique Gasoline “Without an Equal”’ A high test, straight run gasoline. Made for the motorist who is satished with gasoline, but wants the best gasoline made. Sells af the same price as ordinary gasoline. Pennzoil “Safe Lubrication” A nationally known, nationally advertised motor oil. Recognized the world over as a high grade product. Truoil “Our Own Brand” A strictly high grade Pennsvivania oil. Guaranteed to be as good as the best and better than the rest. Truoil Greases “Our Own Brand”’ Made to the Benzo-Gas specifica- tions—ALWAYS TOA STANDARD — NEVER TO A PRICE—The best grease that money can buv. These quality products can be purchased at all BENZO-GAS Service Stattons. The BENZO-GAS guarantee is back of each product. Benzo-Gas Motor Fuel Co. St. Louis ' ‘ ' H A Prophet need not be without honor — even in his own country but he’s got to be good Beating All the Records of 22 Years T’S hard to fool the home-folks. They know you too well; they’re too familiar with your human weaknesses and foibles. You may look ever so good behind the footlights——-where the calcium and the make-up cover up a lot of blemishes; but to the disillusioned scrutiny across the breakfast-table—that’s different. “A prophet is not without honor save in his own country.” ~~ ~ x So, also with an automobile. Especially with a mew automobile. Pretty paint, tasty upholstery, and flash performance—properly embellished by the salesman and the advertising expert—some- times permit a new automobile to leap into popularity overnight. But not in its own home-town It takes more than shiny paint or honeyed words to fool the home-folks; for they know’ just what goes into the automobile, of materials, or workmanship and of honesty of purpose; and if any ‘‘bugs”’ develop, they know it, instantly. . . . More than six thousand of Lansing’s 80,000 residents, are employed building Reos. Between 25,000 and 30,000 of Lansing’s population are connected, directly or in- directly, with the Reo Motor Car Com pany. th ~ This means that the people of Lansing know Reo products—and they know the Reo Flying Cloud, ‘‘from stem to stern.” They know, as dothe residents of no other city in the United States, the kind of auto- mobile it is—the ideals of the men and of the Company that are building it—the rec- ord it is making, both in sales and in per- formance, throughout thelength and breadth of the Continent. 4“ | “ Which means that Lansing’s verdict on the Flying Cloud means something. And here is that verdict: In March, 1927, there were registered in Ingham County, Michigan, 485 new cars—of which 47, or approximately 10°>, were Reos! In all, there were 28°, fewer new cars registered in Ingham County in March, 1927, than in March, 1926; despite which, Reo registered a gain of 250°¢. Reo was outsold only by two very low- priced automobiles; and at the same time Reo outsold, by approximately 5 to 1, every other make of car in its price-field. < . . This is Lansing’s verdict on the Flying Cloud—the verdict of people who know automobiles, and especially who know the Flying Cloud automobile. A prophet need not be without honor even in his own country—but he’s got to be good. — _ _ —— Co. REO St. Louis, Inc. South Sate Rew, ine: Distributors 3145 Locust BI. TERRIT A. Balsey, Nokomis, IM. Egyptian Ree Co.. Murphysboro. | Bei-Smart Motor Co. Kirkwood. Mo Cape Reo Motor Co. Cape Girardeau Joha Brandes, Marine. Iii. me 7 . = 3 Mever Motor Co. Derchester. 17! orman Bros. Carlinvii tii. C. Knecht. Coulterville. I)! eee Motor Co. Sevenel le. ] Wm. Wilde. Cotumbia. . E. Schneiderwind, Belleville. 1} Hess Motor Co. NO - OTERSS - AMERICAN ORY DEALERS ae Fraaz. Staunton. 7 Umon Garage. Unien. Mo. i rms } ’ } ; “a —- «4 - , orm: Motor Ca.. Flora, Fairfield Hudson-Essex Ca.. Fairfieid. Fishborn & Borin. Carrni!+ : Til. 4} . ao _ a : i - y WS » § » . te i as | F Pri-Cit ash Co ramit ity. I Hawkins & Underwood. Mt \¥ ernon. James Motor Co.. r Mea Alton Reo Sales » 2 Ta t M Sa | , be /aggert Motor Sales. East St. Louis. Miller Bros.. Olnmew, I'l. illinms Here it is: model “50” 13 model “60”" 10 model “70” 7 model "80 Oldsmobile ... Buick : model “115” 13 model “120”’ = LONG - AS Reo’s production and sales in April broke all previous monthly records during the entire 22 years of the company’s history— exceeding the former record by 25%. Pleasure-car shipments for that month were three times as great as for April, 1926. Production and shipments this month are running even higher than in April— indicating another new record. New sales records are being made m every part of the country. Most interesting of all, however, is the record of the Flying Cloud in its own “‘country’’—in Ingham County, Michigan, in which Lansing is located. March March 1927 1926 105 79 47 45 34 EuRBRR Nwwwe wa oo oe) * Nr Owr & © ee ee ee In five minutes tint your | hair at hore to any tiful shade you desire. No | ye send 10c. he Kenton P “.»pin Bidg., Covington. Ky. cee Trouble V ARICOSEVEINS —ULCERATIONS Mehet oe Se V iscoe e oa dem. nee a week rep aces elastic . ewollen ind paine ‘oa heal and : t hor me. - : ° =a t ne Angel = Cal! f. jabetes Discovery F From Europe | after successful use in Europe, Dr. | Stein-Ca!! enfels’ wonderful diabetic treatment, which sllows you to _— eat what you need, is now | lable in this country. A book | i rben ng this wonderful treatment gill be sent FREE OF CHARGE to | afferer of diabetes. 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ar pg Ps 2 i - ® —— + | $2495 list, a reduction © Pee: : P gle Interior is of’ bluegal =— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___._.._. _ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927 _ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ PAGE 9 | blue : snake grain leather or glossy, | To Make s Li - Pleated in blocky Piccadilly tent tf | DIATELY END By the Associated London Dock Workers’ Museum. (of Stepney, housed in a bullding | puflding for classification. Giant! brought along in jars, but other /| Council has taken over the upkeep, ee . = ats eee about, the Western Automanli & bee ge see by Max Kalish, Cleve. Troop 57 of the Walnut ee * Ritine. to | f 3 is trigiiad its series 80 | Poy froma amp famous for hig! School, entertained the Mothers’ ame » §6Pierce-| passenger touring, a qe luxe ano. BEM Ah) Pow S of American laboring men. | Club May 11 with a play, ‘“‘The on ay % an . r . } ™ . — rald, went on a st ce To ince } 7 Se (nature hike Friday. May oo°9 PROV stocking. Reduces ewollen | a is “ | ay, siay 13. All . . ] ch E THE QUALITY legs. Stoge aches and pains. | Carter’s Little Liver Pills | the girls are working on their ne. +, No piy separation ofr ' oulder mn 100 circn)ate. | ' - Pigg 4 . . PAY AS YOU RIDE : Makes heyy move the bowels freefrom | ture note-books. The Mothers’ ° breaks ”—extraordinary mileage. avoids iaying up pain and unpleasant after | ™ ? cores. Results quick and | effects. They relieve the | Council held a meeting just before ; . positive while you work a8 | system of constipation poisons which many | the last troop meeting th ae wh “A Has trade-in value, or can be re- gel. Send DOW for FREE BOOK, | Tells | times cause pimples. Remember they are a | ei Ramisiidrioce:.... ose wno er ° a — t well at home. P. D. Viscose doctor’s prescription and can be given to every have been giving second class tests ' treaded fo give additional thou- to sé ; a Anceles. Cali , “ 03 So. Take St.. Los Ancelca Calif. | member of the family. 25¢ and 75cred pkgs. | making their reports. Miss Piper ORIGINAL se (CARTER'S E&EPILLS (2% omer about the new 12-PAYMENT PLAN ADVERTISEMENT : girl scout camp near Pevely, habetes Di over } Troop 44 held its weekly meet. | N 9 t h Stre Diabetes ISC y | ing at O’Fallon Park last Monday, | . et | T h C and cooked “Angels on Horse- | on BI. 336 Collinsville Av. From Europe OUC a back” for supper. They !dentified | . Eu D many birds in the park, including | after successful use in Europe, Dr. : : blue-jays, brown thrashers, gruack- | am 8 with this les, and red-headed woodpeckers. | Xe ky treatment, which allows you _ to seeeacidi ‘ fr ° A mothers’ and daughters’ ban- | oP de ually eat what you need, is now | ; thea ewe to fy Senaie in this country. A book amazing quet was given May 10 by Troop | we ok 5082 ey): jescribing this wonderful treatment | li d | 1 of Overland. The troop colors, | _ asoneed of diabetes. Don’t de- qui | _In the decorations. Miss Lauris | one 0 ® yy—Write M. Richartz, Dept. 28. ' | Baldwin, a guest of the evening, | e Sc ge, How York, spoke on raising funds for the ANY Firestone Dealers are prepared to aa “Ge 9 new camp. Entertainment was e . . e —_ = | “Gets-It’ | provided By the patrols. take in your old tires, offering you a liberal | acts like an anaestheti —_ | Patrol. No. 1 of Troop 12 won ll ; Bal More patients came | || : allowance on a new set of Gum- I. the interpatrol thrift contest, and i—— sto 8 "4 . 3 d. oe # | 4 Famous to The Keeley®Iin- ps pain in 3S seconds as a reward they will be taken on l whi h ‘ll ry f, f, oes Keeley eae | a hike. The losing patrois wil| LOONS, Which will give you extra safety, comfort wen | i % ORKS like magic on any kind | furnish the food, cook and serve it, tinging action-et heavy and wait on Patrol 1 hand and foot. | and economy for the motoring season. S shoulder causes ply separation sigin-Callenfels’ wonderful diabetic i 1917. Treatment for an mere of corn, no matter how old, . - : F Ree Re : at Liquor and Drugs | where it is, how bad it hurts. One peters a ee tee | ° } e ° I ik goes, Atmost | °T7 Dent Of the Sew came Frees Firestone Dealers are the experienced tire _- Formore than 50 years, The Keeley Institute bes been the Mecca for men and women facin Oo eee financial ruin, . | inbelievable. t rn shrivels for which mothers, relatives and | m4 : Th ; h Bie asinine Bett Hl yy and goes, A cerentie nav that Sov will Toke cakes Ai won| MEN in your community. They are given the : ' dancers, walkers, actors, doctors and — : ~~ abbey = eng ie advantages of attending Firestone Repair qutecorrespondence confidential. Address— (| Millions use. Beware of imitators. | |. 0 ee ee es ‘ i = WK NELSON, Secreta Get the real “Gets-It” at drug stores. Coss ioek thew first cuservation SChools, located at the Factories and in principal 2 ; | TheKEELEY INSTITUTE Costs only a few cents. walk last meeting. Upon their re- , ¢,¢ ° ° K: ~~ _ ae “CETS -Ie" hin the Scou's were require to Branch Cities, and the Tire Educational Meet- ‘SNe 4 TS: make a list of the things thev saw e .) Yel Made “he SARS which they ihoogne benescal to ines held throughout the country, where tire oar mi “a t Sell ,! the general public. | LOW SPECIAL PRICES ¥ po _ design and construction are discussed. The Troop 22 has donated $25 to the Community Day Nursery in play- bd f d ° d d h WNHIGH.CLASS BABY CHICKS ground equipment. This troop was} SECTIONS OL used tires reproduce ere are a ‘ : also the first in the city to donate PY . = cits Gite Giltis ($25 to the new Scour camp at, Patt Of this Educational program. Study these y All the Records of 22 Years Beet Rocks, RU. & SC Reds and S.C. Black Minorcas, ‘f "" "| Pevely. The monéy for these two 7] two sections and yc yu, tOO, W ill understand what Firestone a White Rocks : G 26.00 Pe donations was raised at a bazar amt Orpingtons, White W . — “he eld in March, when $15 ‘as 3 . ° — —a Bt , | aay a OLDFIELD means by tires built for service and tires made to sell. ee fe e+ 9d S048 60 6 aR gh ecg a - the same troop Mav for the . eee ne ee Boies tom inspected, well-culled flocks, bred for eacr vere production. (Chicks Sisterhood of Temple Israel, at The Firestone Gum-Dippe®5 with its-séemtifi- years of the company 5 history— ~ x FROM fan ane ; x ET pa ga a ARMS BOX 108. KIRKS\ amy eaate ig gor a inset aye gt . bd 4 4 ° 4 g the former record by 25%. = TIRES cally designed tread permits free flexing, easier riding, “car shipments for that month The Full and Authorized Text of | lor the meteain nae ia emai extra comfort and safety. al > times as great as for April, 1926. 99 on message Begs: 3 gayi place at Low é ° e e. me ° ction and shipments this month . REPLY 10 GOV “AL SMITH Cecilia Wolf joined Coenea Troop a The balloon tire with heavy, flat tread d “1s obvi- . . ° ‘ | © 6 iv of the Atatiow Pete t . ; "even higher than in Apri— ihe meeting May 16, raising ‘the | [| (SB sh Prices || ously stiffer and rides harder. The excess rubber, placed $ total enrollment of the troop to 21. . ~ sales records are being made in BY [ H AS [ ) ARSH ALL Knots were taught by Dorothy | for appearance at the edges of the tread, is not only wasted Vessels to the aly of the alley . e of the country. 2 Up Patrol, and by Dorothy Sexauer to but produces hinging action causing ply separation and ane of all, however, is the Declined by the Atlantic Monthly eee peatgge 3 A Foes Pagal ) “choulder breaks.” bt the Flying Cloud in its own Appears in Scout laws that a girl Scout is "in Ingham County, Michigan, MOODY me MRE yes! ete and bers orders. Firestone designed and manufactures Oldfield Tires and Lansing is located. INSTITUTE Troop 7 willbe Galen bekaa. with | s aputinnael h di F; Dealers only it i March March JUNE ISSUE Dorothy en Elenor Wisseete and | : Tu 9 distri uting t em irect to irestone : * arc Dorothv Sexaue i] 1¢ e ss 92 ren ek al ee oe ee through 148 Factory Warehouses. This efficient and eco- 1927 1926 i ‘illustrated and Scout songs sung before a large assemblage of peo- eee We a first class test. Pians:- for the MO Y troop flag were discusse at the e ” S S ° 105288 JDY MONTHLY seg lla nomical distribution assures tire buyers everywhere, clean, last meeting Dorothv Sexauer was 79 39 139 Institute Fi. Address nregeritiod with a gold star for at- 47 13 Chicago Il. ‘eedbiiaeh and mse se Wessels was BahHoon fresh stocks of Firestone and Oldfield Tires in all types 45 42 “en ( % . : 7. Vents ieciating Sene—eoe, Name... marched 5 Ee a on 3 31°5.25 ae 15.35 and sizes, and has helped to make ible today’s remark- —— | of Sorrows Church was laid. The | | 336.00 18.35 ably low prices—the lowest in tire ry. See the Firestone fatiewiee tana alia caren | Oldfield Tubes also priced low Dealer today. : FOR an American (flag. During the! ceremony the girls had “ ee | ) ine of vision of a motion pleture | Following Dealers Can Save You Money and Serve You Better: . | camera, | . CO. . R. RAITH TIRE CO 115" 13 . | ANDERSON AUTO SUPPLY CO., Inc. OHNO ee. O Lek ae given a silver star. The Scouts "120" if , SCOUTS RESERVATION AT 4614 Washington Ave. KUHLMAN MOTOR SALES CO., RUPRECHT MOTOR Cco., oi? — Nd ze LION’S DEN OPENED ty Ao xo mg 3118 Case Ave. i022 8. Broadway ) é Camping Grounds, Near Imperial, BARTMER AUTO SERVICE CO., KUHS-WRIGHT MOTOR CO., & L. TIRE CO. a a ee _——T. | 6603 Olive Street Road : | me | RA TO REPAIR CO., ST. LOUIS TIRE CO : After several ae ak 1ents | BEVO FILLING STATION, — tay rece Beulevard 3501 Connecticut St. is Sieg i ee 4900 Gravois Ave. " saa te tad a an ATTERY CO., SEIFERT MOTOR CO. te ee | BROADWAY GARAGE, a ae ae ones 6. Baseleie 4 a L 4 { " | ‘last month. the Lions’ Den Reser- | 609 S. Broadway LILY TIRE & BATTERY CcOo., SIGOLOFF BROS. HDWE. Co., aur dae ccs He dae CLEVELAND MOTOR SALES CO., 8662 Gravois and 3031 S. 7th St. 1204 Franklin Ave. ot ane tek : | 2815 Locust St. LINCK’S SERVICE STATION, SQUARE TIRE SALES CO., EuBERR ie arms ee peel THE CARTWRIGHT MOTOR CoO., 8005 N. Broadway 3630 N. Grand Boul. eigmecietanie: AMMNUEMAL? auniee | 5187 Delmar Boulevard M. B. TIRE CO., SUBURBAN TIRE SERVICE CO., ' fatonanirogenty yy ogame CRAIG AUTO SUPPLY CO., Kingshighway and Easton Ave. 1426 S. Grand Boul. | 2509 S. Jefferson MERCHANTS TIRE CO., STAR SQUARE AUTO SUPPLY, able, either with or without equip- 4969 Delmar Boul. iment being supplied, but 50 new | DIX ELECTRIC SHOP, 2710 Washington Ave. ea cece apa nn tae | 6818 Clayton Ave. METROPOLITAN-NASH CO., STANDARD TIRE CO., Saw then Sali Sue aaa Thats | DODSON SERVICE STATION, 4217 N. Grand 2671 Washington Ave. pped at : | 2158 McCausland Ave. MOUND CITY TIRE CO., SOUTH SIDE NASH CO., equipped and none-equ! ed camps include an army field range ‘for FREE BRIDGE TIRE & ACC. CO. 220 S. Twelfth St. 4728 Gravois Ave. hygeine 8th and Chouteau MISSOURI AUTO SUPPLY CO., SOUTHWEST NASH CO., | | The use of the Lions’ Den reser- | HEINTZ MOTOR CO 805 High St. 3000 Locust St. | 66 ., vation is open to any troop in the *? TAKE “BAYER ASPIRIN”— Gontiine ciagrtlgpomnoe ag gy Rhea EE SS MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR CO., siepieten MOTOR CO., ‘however. to make application for | e o9 28 Locust . : y » eee . > °° | + al iw e each site} . THIRD STREE TIRE SHOP Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for (camping in advance. as each site tet pty ante * nd = oy aig 122 N. Third St. jo coe GRAVOIS-COMPTON TIRE & BATT. CO., 1 NEE kit eeeRV. co. rottns cnhon hike to camp. or go by machine , 589 Pershing Ave. Headache C | 3 . Colds Neural la Lumbago r truck. Arrangements have been | Gravois at Compton Ave. nmdameinan Sev 5 5 mate t6 hate BME teats the GLENN TIRE CO., NICKS FILLING STATION, TRIANGLE TIRE & SUPPLY CO., 6172 mar Ave. Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism lend of th Cherokee car line on'/| Grand and Pine ‘reins 'Fridavs. Saturdays and Sundays, to | 5412 Virginia | Ave. Gc J VOLTZ ” et tl | DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART [transport scouts to tne camp. tie) GOODLOE MOTOR SALES CO. 3933" Washington Bou! $641, §. Broadway. 'truck will leave the car line at & : anchester . 3 ashington bowl. SPORT COUPE i tare [CClOck Friday evenings and 9 | IVANHOE AUTO SUPPLY CO., PREMIER SERVICE STATION, WEBER MOTOR CAR CO., ; 4 r *“Baver”’ CKage (o'clock, 2 o'clock and 5 _ o'clock | 03 Ivanhoe Ave. , On Sk only Bae Pee saturdays. It will leave the res. yoy omit STATION, POTOMAC FILLING STATION, WHITE HOUSE TIRE CO., — a Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets oiclock Saturday and 8 and 65) 7803 Ivory Ave. oe See oe sates - Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. .:eiork Sunday. The fare will be 355 S. Broadway 7 E O —_ . s ; i oti N O 4 O N E | which contains proven directions. ervation for the return trip at 3:30 ‘twenty-five centa each way. NwWww ea oO ANRKOWMA © 2 O ’ ) Ms the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monosceticacidester of Sailcylicacié ’

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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ) a this summer. The troop com- Overland held an ~ Q - ra) -_ 3 a — o 94 7997 mum, Wa T N AY - if RNIN ea \EA , —— . —! + Aala : . by |award is nave its op flag pres- §Gaic . ; . : ve yet appeared | award 1s to have lis tro uit lag | tm are look-' hike May 1 lg ration of this meal they were in- , boys who ha ; bh ee in the openine ceremony, and mittee and scoutmaster 4a! i 4. and in spite af beri ul yan District Court o1 =e opening c n ; scoutmaster |ers 26 tests we a y hn 2 ray 3 wr - f | fo ‘ , ‘ ry] i cA 44 ssimes #4 = ; . clea sn the pas eet “ e sige ee bo a troop flag on the p! stfor m to ioir ig f pang: he a he whole camp retired early. | Honor. ‘the week-end to get some new ideas) the Eagles, seven by a ad rain. —s : ; . ihe nemodoers of the ir op as " ; : ior, - ur hv as Girl Scout Activ 1t1es [jmeteraay morning they played = i ties ett) be | gases aes Mela for the troop. and four by the Foxes aaaas , an . : . a: Fe i tects — om The evening wound up Pe —————— i Se > 3 mi # r . he. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ssa Patrol. led by _* wie eigee ce om m tha ~ toHerTrs of W c 8 7a j - a . . . , committee me¢ Ling ‘¥ as u a hike t} = good turn by “9 % : Bn rart : CoOuTts JON! ePdaicd! na 0 ap? ‘ ee a rvant 1: AL put over by rice ‘ed, di : _ ff Mr. Bryan . a | —— -— ea (roves , n > nN sesaeatiae’ De cit all ee ee - 7! he 4 ne ho oie > ter Bund iff. Comm ES written by the Troop o . _—_ Sn +? net or he . . "4 > u-. . is xi : : ; +. o- i CT Ao man tor scoutmaster oS and Covi nzton he] — it; and given to the troop as 3 eT eae | Suburban District 11. Morgan, member of the Court of | on en is Graig inined the |of Maplewood in the temporary ab-/ test. ang were much = award. The feature of th - suburban ' rect. aoa: gona tiie 3 ark Vii aii OO} Satins ee ee onal —_— ‘ cians , exander. W no has i pele ; : 9° ; ’ ; : , ‘ 7 : tea) etetne in 4 niga ie numb f boys yp receive vats“ | fir meetin is held Wednesday ) hiked 1 place near (Scoutmaster Petti Seventh Annual ScoutmasterS teeman, the scoutmasies, and as- a eerere ears, WE Preece. 3 ‘ins rove: oe ngill & - WJZ Feature Scheduled | Aine a. es . ' shete will be given the honor Of Carryibs | night. oe nrings. a § scouts |ing a Scouting “Question aus : ; 5 , : ‘ere Dresevif on Wednesda’ * Postp oned rn orchestr a O1 eye Ris — rnd District sa i a ; . ’ eed Trp 60 INCIUGE = | SUEEE Ce et ere es on aes | Groves High School will give a mu h the « ee a wai ia Pacific are attending. La: sday night |swer -colums. 75 0 9 Be Broadcast by Post- ie c bas a hike. A ball game was held, +! for One \ N eek. ns } nroerea Awar will » | flags Syvery troop which is to wink etage aee Oe eee oe oi eas ’ Nigh run off on the church m : VW ives and Families. which Troop 206 defea a 4 r OD =i Al 4 mA & co - 4 , 3 a a i én sill s , , as ’; ~ +, for } sr tine +} a ¢ endin a mp Trone ; : i = “3 » Dispateh’s ‘ s Station. nresented tn A EOD Troop ‘: | House too K€ ions’ Den : . Louis Gir] Scout Court'™ One of th 28% tines ~~ | last Sunda e Fiving Fazie Pa-' of Awards, scheduled fo Lex Your Next Car 2 Pad and His Gang. one of the the year at m rondaile, the of- al had th largest number of 1esday evening, has been post- | a Be popular features that WJZ ficial camp oO he St. Louis ere scouts present. Troop’ 72 Aa noned a week. itil June 1, accord may the Rive Network ever has cil of Boy Scouts, will — AR point system similar toth -'jing to Mi: ! 3 east wil come to this part next Friday evening when more ly in September. he WIlving Eeg!: ~antain il large of he court he M widdle West through KSD, than 300 St. Louis scoutmasters. | patrol is leading at pres2r’. Phe court, whic! vill convene to : tation of the Post-Dispatch. ves 10 $ to 7 tomnenners evening. | sic tang. baritone, will bel - eastarel artist. in the Roxy | a peeting Lang wil! be heard | av of the of her members of the rin solo part « The vocal and mental so! loists will be sup- xt | . iency in various Scout sudject: — a : - the chorus of 10% voices, | heen one of the most popular | played. but the feature of the hike | ©X°"'@n | “ ie a | od oy . Male Chorus, the sym- events held at Irondale. Approxi- was a treasure hunt in the woods >¢ 3 f ris, se | | i Mine Russian Maile . aaa + ee ee eee oat ctticcre of a ee i ‘the iene lieneny orchestra O° 4 ther stellar tended last vear. . pieces mg potato a F* | troops of the city. Thi most nse Bs E : : w fot near Meramec Quarry. T lar badge is that of Hostess, of | ctions which Roxy has} spot near Meramec Quarry. whichS9 will be presented:Scholar- ! sae = sawing “yea 82 hike was planned principally Nias Tel aimee ‘ith 67, followed by a wadtie impresarios “— ? ir 1d reer | give an opportunity for scout : ois is le a a hila | Bs 7 i - leadersh ip training and fr pass as Bai oe — possible. ) a oe : lo1 ; 2 , in é chi | 7 : | = a = a a as cocking ox out: tdoc or | mer Bender and Wil liam Jones ad- eae se Ye the ae e thi ie . eched : od +o begin through KSD) meals. handicraft, novel methods vanced to the — x Ol second class. first Home Service badge to be won |; Tune 1 These concerts are to teaching, the conducting of “COUUMaSter Miller interviewed sev- 5, ct Loni: his badge, the most a: . at $0 p. m. and continue »* ~ eritte an: “er ct oad thea mps, and nature study, will be recruits and assisted them 15 fic. wey onuictas £6 tele L assed in T] quirement as filled i lis “Ge sociation . . 4 . ag ae si : ae i me The show is exciusively for tre cooking, fire uilding, an Kn} case by 1e iris assistin uring 6 ye ‘ail on é ’ " . : trade Admittance vrill be gran wi 1 be in the form of contests, 1 +3 ~~ tg dealers, jobbers and accredited dividual, group or district. As in , , -ampfire Yirl ut off hosinese men.- Admission Was mad: i? cout orice. | = : >| ' desmen t+ « Ans 4 S . : 2 ; : : : 4 + be rante to tra past camps, the four districts around which the scouts reviewer ine awards Will | riduted | a! | a.t as units, each attempting | | not nroperly identi them- | the happenings of the day. by t! gir! if Linden @ewho cannot? iS J ty | score the highest number of -- ' ei - ae ee « ‘ives as sucn ‘ . The “~ tro] + » ‘abe! h = " . i . Ji a. Lé en 10) L! ley witache ' s¢ . rr nfacty re Asso- In the contests for the trip n Car ratrot Or LrooR as “pold =? % The Radio Manu‘a rs ; . i ~de) yieces’’ be- | , wee wn district will also give a | elected Elmer Hagemeyer patrol oe : : | eiation is furnishing identification Noted: . ' ~~ . ’ ne } avis t i s ; 4 * s “stunt” around the heck fire leader. Scouts Robert Berveiler. of bese, | Pep aecretentiais to all radie —— Beer . . * , ~ y ry a pr¢ ram ‘ : Saturday evening. ‘ -RAESOn Kunsemueller and Car! : _ i BiH request The cost of the trip. not includ- ubbesing have been promoted to — 0 RRR IGE U6.) ey eee St. Lous Radio Trades As-| TUE ing transportation, will be $3.50 secondclass. Atthe C oart | £ ‘gee wih 2 - «MP eociation :« acting as agent for the | for each yerson. . ing course which is being conducted | Assistant Sceoutmaster Celestine Trooop 214 heia arent’s Nig! the * fe mile stock car race at Atlantic City Speedway | @ Louis territory who write. at the Sheldom Memoria! will be |Whemeyer was in charge of the /& Priday at the schoel house, a on May 7th. Stutz 86.247 M. P.H. and Auburn | a OR HERBERT MEMORIAL held tomorrow evening. May 22. fc ning, May 23, for opening ceremonies and the teach- hich 50 parents were present bs t and st ek RS on oe le tenaters ot “agen — | Scnaighe Eight 86.240 M.P.H. The closest and mo ing of the pledge of allegiance and roop committ: : all troops who have not yet quall- the scout oath. Games and the scouts. ! Laemml from. Scent remarkable race of stock cars ever witnessed. Also the | PROGRAM THROUGH KS$D . fied in this phase of their second principles «! driking and knot ty- Headquarters was present and pre- ) most sensational stock car performance on record. ’ epee rs | quarter's’ objective The scribes ing were taught. ; ; sent the troc hart: ; im mermory of the late Victor; ee ash up Troop 46 will ta ce it enue? |“ ~* FOmmitte A pl | ram ‘of Mblerber*. the American Society of | a er eee, ORS = wcribes Senstatinn tatty oem ped erate EMONnStrations Was | On th: mOmposere Authors and Publishers | who need attendance at the fifth etvackn Was 26° Pins = ee nembers of the troop, ; Poul. Emvosers, Authors see ae meeting to qualify in the scribes this ting ey . - .. | ments were also served. The troop — me ‘e | course are expected to attend. peeregelty 1 ever) yeal ior the iast a ee aes othe 2 so : I ’ a a . oaryenes lf? years, and will keep up the tra- : Proadcasting Co. will put om the air: a) oo. os seeuer | Gition this year Any other troops |*"° USle corps wh played se’ ° | through K&D at 8-16 Wednesday | was held at the Ben Blewett Junior who wish to accompany Troop 46 ©°2! numbers as part the pr ee : Bich. High School last Monday evening. | are welcome. Assistant Scoutmas- | &'?™ they are also anni , N D Al | Gene Ruck president of the Frank V. Hammar and Robert L. ter Lawrence Reiter had charge of rgar ‘athe ib it Morton of the City Court of Honor |the meeting last Fridav. Several awarding 336 merit badges to 98 | games were played i aeten scouts. Scoutmaster H. W. Moller | Hal! is rapidly recovering from his ! of Troop 93 conducted the opening | illness. : ceremonies. The Rev. Rufus D. S.! The exchange OGRA Thee annem nanisd be o nin SSS =a Putney of St. Luke's Hospital gave troop's paper, the “Hoot.” : ea BY an inspirationa! talk, the invocation § grown Tapidly, the circulati and the benediction. ‘tend four foreign coun: The Drum and Bugle Corps of /manv states an Re ae = Se phone. He and Augustus Thomas ywright, are to give brief ad- reeses ¢ : “Roxy.”’ lohn ip Sousa. Caro- takes Re Andrews colo | Vee —* : ; ety. Will presi da before the mi = aS | Seeeeeeneneeeeenee A — ratura soprano: Ussian Cathedral Choir from Roxy } eheater: Paul Whiteman. the At- | ter Kent Orchestra under Louwis Blin: Anira Lowell Frank Moulan, eVille Harrold, Rafael Diaz. ladys pe Marri VanDuzee, Max Ben- am. J@rome ll nig bt. | r LS | ae Troop 5, under Scoutmaster Prof. grat roops Stephens, assisted tn the opening « izing pape s and closing ceremonies The high |¢ “. Oo Writ EL : a | Kt a ‘ % ee WRVYA, Nern, Nahan - Franke, | gso6 ” . -~ A y «x ; : one Hubbell, Silvio Hein and “~_ iacas™ honors of the evening were accord- | 5141A Ca’ ed to Troop 5, who presented the | , , wh resented th PA Rothier ea] ADK AY largest eevetets at camtbdnten: streets take . —_ Daasro. are sched uled ) Point tal of 15 scouts, and the largest | : "a _ ee eles a Friday The Beaver Patr 7 ae ‘* - lk > : tal: number of merit badges, a total of “a | tpenii ae ial ge ee | se 59. ee ang third _ havc “s - ms * Southwest 33 tis : CA COLA | GIRL’ $° ROMANCE — ved va 4 Nort a Emaay apowe and Fu E Brashear, church, by turning out in force las cael 8-88 Roadster $1995 — 130-tnch wheelbase — 80 miles an hour &. i Mm SHIFT 10 MONTREAL _— } roop 3 of the euch 0 Bie oh ak ia tell as r | — AVE?! , oe een te . 2 wit} } . + An O'Grady Milidii , rons Was ; the feature of Troop 69's meeting * * , . +. = - > fA ¥ . > Gre ‘ e En Sc opa. Sa “ dav hr 12 ScCoiute Th a cahin Qfeeeects ig IMO. ’ * . r¢ e ~. ’ ; : : ; > os — “hurch celenrated its tenth AMmrni- on Manchester road. where thar a) se. D] : "iy anothe ms ' a ‘ny ‘a ‘Lota versary last Tuesday evening. Sceont- | cooked their supper and sng he chu ae oa ' | | i | as be .adcast Tuesed even, master J. P. Simons was awarded caught tn ai rain da: : ‘ " ee, * . rPoOug? kK ST) 7 gives tines eo ais , iim coming home - = Whicn is are, ¥ ASI his 10 year veteran badge, com- Second class tests were sole on tructed In f] ear fu | re FA & T —- An abundance of irrefutable evidence VA 3 UE— Desirable -_ speed and stamina " “ The Scene of this episode is mem oY ing his 10 years conrtinn the rik seats ao oa FF : : : vara , atres! us \ - pro ves its speed sup eriorit £ they alone do not explain w hy : F a+ fn f 4 if | iil ha reca.! OU Se! ee aS scoutmaste of »s ™ % » Temnr . 3 . ’ : ! g * 128 weet Wie ‘ ‘FOOT Troops 167 ~43, 206 YG : #2 . ; 2 | % eo | : sh cian B a) . —— : scouts U acit gives the gr eatest value on the mal ket today. You must ¢ av & am hd she = As po eee “ P _ : y 7 re guests of Troon 2 ee oe ’ : a ‘roop s : RemMmoersn na 7 gro om New ork | ‘ ATIC a +} ras : - : % n+ re - Ton lite ~~. feature OF the evening was theicon when von eens sea- | dropped. Three scouts reached the DURABLE It has to be built of most endur- | the new Auburn 8-88 to appreciate how much better it BEEP intension op en ee ah ” * nie 4 ‘ore than 49 bovs we nk ant —e ™ : . / : ; ; On Of following ~ ats i algal egal Berry reservation last Sun-| of first clas —— ing construction in every partin how much easier it handles than any other car you €Vel GRNT Me lr*. the episode wil) nerve re : a | “a lg ataixkx on Camp day Amon the nt ’ ; : , 4 “sce a new character. Freddie. irondale by Field Executive John day Among events of the Troop 157 had as guests Troop| Order to make the many performance records Auburn holds. _If it does not perform smoother, give greater comfort and a BE? Oldie Siena of vican D. Wright re two baseball games = ’ ) James 4.4 oo ae pind hike conducted by Senior Pa- dav. Stunts were put on by tna | Lake its speed, its stamina is also beyond question. your every need, better, then you will not be asked 00 OUR B, "** ":* pianned to take ber roop 19. of lair School e . tro: jer Joe Goldman, an: £300 nme pgs = . oe ‘eddie “butts ©8-Operated with Troop 130 of the ‘reasure hunt won by the “Rean-i narorn+e mu. ae eral | bas hen - Party and James is “ion Evangelical Church in putting Eaters,” under the leadership. o: ela } seals ete é : - ee " _ y¥ angered when Freddie OR a special eantengpa Night last | Charlie Miller. Frank Block and the tuna, ate Wreey talked te The 8-88 Roadster of type shown in the drawing above is for sale at all Auburn dealers es a... tway to the clubhouse “rida y : baat: \ omteeted ‘ ym? : " : — 77 - . F ss he isd Ot . Wright of 80 scouts and seven .cotum, the Rattlesnake and Black fe: 8-77 Cabriolet $1595; 8-77 Sport Sedan $1495; 8-77 Sedan $1695; 8-88 Roadster $1995; 8-88 Cabriolet $2095; _seaeprerer -.. pia) +. Troop §8 of the Salem Evanee,.| te™S were in attendance o he; Patt are tied with 44 points 8-88 Sport Sedan $2095; 8-88 Sedan $2195; 8858 7-Pessenget Sedan $2595. Freight, Tax and Equipment Extra. | . : in. 8 ‘m a - : Sen Beethoven ac- cal Church held a Parent s Nicht week-end | 2 — . - a “ mMe 4 PY mane Fitics as the . ‘4 Rein ve | . ™ ‘ : ' 2 ce a % fro- the tette * ~h «it? portunity In order that the troop, elver Outs abo: ig fs Dia~ «, + “ : man i< rs The trae . +¢ ‘ . ’ “ : 4 ~~ ‘ str + “Orn - cam all go to the same section 43 side oo sotggrenetameagall CO a sath 2 5 9 | ocust BI fz incense OS — a and iI scouts were present on the ~~ ant . ntr * me; » half-heur will Troop 33 of the St. Peters Evan. hike. This troop has fust finished | ees i sneuateeah - Si . ~4e - Turkish March gelical Church held the firat hike ® birdhouse contest in which a hike: Fie ieieatats prings lant a oe f Ath of the : numb senate : , — , ° : a ~seaaasicecateehnipestigienalpittipadsies i Reason at the Lions’ Den | number of houses were constructed |¢h4. 13 scouts attending. After the Open Evenings and Sundays - __ For the Notebook. “eservation last Sunday. The en- FY the different patre'te. Th. , tehed: tie. saauin | ‘ ; PO we: wan moisture-proef feral ‘ire cost of the hike wae ander. Scouts are building a wall which ain: ieee P Which to wing cotis. ees er, OUT ‘Pit : ys = | _-* age Oe me ine*4 vradia ‘es rot ; ‘F so eif.cient as tuned raG.0. x eye oe Lo RA

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a —— troop com-| Overland held an’ advan —™ : emer 91. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH er ade, _ SUNDAY MORN ING, MAY 22, 1927 | sa ceeeiaean a AE POST- DISPATCH aoameeinniiitiieeaaiii -_ PAGE i are look-' hike May 14, and in spite of “ * ee eee | | I UAT fl d, new ideas,;the Eagles, seven by inate © ‘and four by the Foxes and Me, Oleg . The ev ening wound up With a *e ter Bundiff. ————————t—“‘“SOé—C™S , scoutmaster jy... ana Covington hein Su. 7 porary ab- tests a € with me | : | porary as ene nnd ere aan oe al KSD PROGRAM WEEK OF MAY 22 |I(JIJARTET AGAIN ON | sunaay P By || NEW RAYTHEON DEVICE FOR GRAND OPERA THROUGH WOR ; 399 ) sundaav rograms Lf , . , ant will : | WDAF, WSAI and WTAM wil of June Ke) G | | RADIO BATTERY CHARGING ep Ie: ebster roves 3 is 550 Ki i | the as- . Publis itlocycle | : 3 sa a seur-page troop weekly, mh wv NIGHT Datly-—9:40, 10:40. 11:40, 12:49 se cy 40 k THI KSD | With a new principle as the oa-| son et Dalila” by the National ane | P . dq by Carl Baye! reports, 12-40 ane ’ 9 “. i om -. 9, Market and weather | sig. there has been developed and| Grand One ra Company at 5 tomor- place near | Scoutmaster Pettingi]] at 7:18 P. M, Sunday by the Howard Watch :2 “Can} ” on and le WJZ r Peature Scheduled | 5:20 P, M.—‘Capitol Famdly”. adie: atelier ieneun- ene wel eee run off on the church mime ; Ogra ‘sepatch 's Station. | ’ . | cert from the Rit ee ae Dispatch sol Musi Program by Major ' Hotel, N ; Nite Carleton water Kent*Hour. | KFUO, 545 M.; 550 Re: | Program, about the size of’a man’s thumb.’ Priest; Nino Ruisi, basso, as ADime- me ij] Family” from the Capitol The- | - — ' sa ae HE ag ” icals or moving parts. It Is merety Rattlin ie | in a cone speaker Its e Blue Network ever has Atwater Kent Radio Hour Amanda Kampmeyer and pot tighten with pliers. “Life Eosaemc De ath,’ or less. ng, baritone, will be | Seg ) ! | arthur La Roxy and Hie Gang from WJZ. 8:00 P. M. The quartet, made up of na- | 215 L Mowe Adress “Peter's Clarke. units using this rectifier are now on In Your Home cas!. : | chestra and th ily a ; | ) be heard The H. & K. Coffee program by | Tenor. —_ ore eens .cludes Charles Harrison, first ten- | KFVE, 240 M.; 1250 Kc. “Hunting Scene,” by Bucalossi. hatt arging It provides: re ee age-battery chargi : C "BSA | pcoutmaster ers 26 tests were passe neeting was ure hike pu , if otra ‘Mr. Brvant me Put over by Scribe the scoutcraft. . 7 ‘| CENTRAL STANDARD TIME St. Louis § : t. ouis Stations broadcast a perfermance of “Sam- Watchman,” Rl ie eo ps age : 1:40, news bulletins. | . - az e a ta § ° 7 - . } * ’ : r ; Is co - | iud Devora Nadworney, .con- 20 scouts |ing a Scouting “Q onduet,, te | ne ‘at : as uestj ag ie Oth Pp ] direct from New York c ise so] Gta? ; sys + Al nw te the en | a uanita and tg oOpular r rom New York. ornet Solo hy 2 taiger tra 1té. as Delilah; Giuseppi di Bene- sday night swer”’ column. The Paper ig to Be Broadcast hv Post- Sunday, May 22 8:10 P. M. | ; p 7:15 P. M-—American Singers Cornet Sol by Del Staigers to theoh “A. Tete device te ie the] alte ee Dheyetean Presb: | f a ‘ m4 re ee i 4 a - a j _ {) lal “tx in Atwater ~ : ie ; wes —_ ao 1 2 : ' ¢ % . ie . bc is a4 . ‘ : ‘5s 20 P. M Victor Herbert Mem: ria! Con- Songs of Its Type in At _ sii | Be Feature in Request i|forn fa stout metal cartridge! Giovannelli, tenor, as The High — | New York Citv a Edw nt Bowes and the “Capitol York City. , | N | 3:30 P. M-—F oes en languag | free from delicate filaments, chen:- | Sepang ater, New York. | se . - ¢ His Gang. one of the. Thursda . ss || Shalt _-Hono: , Father -anc | and features that WJZ ' 7:15 y> May 26 Popular SOnEg numbers will fea- Thy Mother.” Fev. . Hu ie Cities Service-Goldman Band ‘ ieee th ork! 1 popular ' . P. M. ro : b . | schen. German hv: : Nai a ae ae sa snapped into a clip holder and for-|caused by the apex Working loose. th 6:00 P VM ,ture the program given y tne ; me ~s ‘{}will feature, through KSD next Fri- +t hereupon it goes to work Place a finger on the apex and “ : ‘ F rotten, where »g * , pl im will come +n this Part with the American Singers.” South Sea Islanders. |} American Singers in the Atwater phine H idelbe rg. day e\ ening request selections. " t f ole ere3 » hens r a ; | | Hin’ : ee s lyin current of 2 amper @f the Middle West aig 2 noe 6:30 P.M | Kent hour through KSD tonight, | RP. M-—Shut-In Hour. |; he third selection will be a cor- | upplying @ P | he Post- —" ' i ‘ “ * , i “ Gi 5 m0 i . . 2S at six vO 8. ge aw iwininn. Monday, May 23 Half Hour with great com- |j| With one operatic selection, from | “of. P. Kretzmana, St ng- net solo by Del Staigers, who will | Suitable step-down transformers ‘ to ; i m posers, | 46) 1. - é | ’ 1} "i ai th hildren liad _ ae és le r wai be —* ; sme pies ' . > 6:00 P. M. | | “Martha oat. Jabeta lutheran Th rch, | |Play “The Carnival of Venice,” by | have been designed and complete) Radio Service tist in the Roxy featured ar aa er a be ‘Rev. F. Brand. Music. | k i 7:00 P. M. | Goodrich Silvertown Cord Or- |i| tionally known concert: singers, in- The closing selection is to be the ,the market. | supporting Lang wil! Pwr It Raytheon “A” is ideal for stor-| § Complete testing re $2. 50 th i. e} ~S t] Canrcr a f y , } ar eeu" 4 : ‘ ¥ ’ ° | ® he Hot Statler neert En ontammneeinyinalinlity or; Redferne Hollinshead, second ; . M.—Ground conditions .jbrings in Break of Day, Hunters Phone PRospect 1203-2123 LUDIUAUUUAA a members of the, { y of the other sembie wit Mac t : ; 5 vw ¢ irable : mang in 6010 parts. The vocal and jif gesture vy ack Mudd, tenor, ) Friday, May 27 itenor; Vernon Archibald, baritone,; at Sportsman's Parl k ‘Horns Signalling the Start, Bark- | th highly desirable maar charge | ental soloists wii! be sup- | -and Frank Croxton, basso. DB. : ne ay pd me. Oe ing of the Dogs, The Chase, Firing | t® ature, reducing curren ae BLACKWELL RADIO | at oe : ‘+ A re UtUufti Ane i¢ I ame. ' er ¢ eal t — ed bY the chorus of 109 voices, | — M 24 2:00-2:30 P. M. Juanita, popular favorite of | S: gone! T ht servic of Guns and the Return Home. | gassing and — tow poten nev. SERVICE CO. Russian Male Chorus, the sym- ys ay “Roval Rhy thmic Rhyme and [a past generation, will open the | —-Second Ramties “hurch. : The program follows: | bgatery. rhe ow ’ — . ae e2R22 GRAVOIS AV y orchestra of 119 musicians, 7:00 P. M. rr rinant a haif _— children’s concert. It was written by Mrs. Se ee S jor “Marche Slave,” (Tschaikowsky): | | when employed in a properly Noss Authorised Atwater Kant and : sponsore r the -ova!} ‘. : ° 40 . _ SF all scores— va “an . aH oh ' + is better than ie grand OF v y the Royal Caroline Sheridan Norton, grand- both maior —Baseball Saviewr overture. “Poet and Peasant,” (Von | | : sned-c! 9 ng unit, is better FADA ‘ Per ceé gan and other stellar } The Bveready Hour. | Typewriter ‘Co. gtractions with which Roxy has | 8:00 P. M _daughter of Richard Brinsley Sher- | 7300 P. M.—Hotei Chase Or- (Suppe): cornet solo—*The Carnival : 6-7 P. M. idan, the famous Irish dramatist. shestra of Venice.” (Clarke): “To a Wild | ne of the |, pegs his réepur tation as O The Coca Cola Girl. sek fees: e. > * Tee, wi os PEE a pailt Cities Service Goldman Band. 'The gong that for years has been wieoare a ev neg ning sg Rose.” (MacDowell): “Love in Idle- greatest radio impresarios. cs is maen Ban | nee te | 8: 00 P. M. sung by every American college | by Dr. Henry “i oe ness,”” (MacBeth): march, “Suna- clee club was written for a student | 0:30 Pp. M—Or in recital by nee,” (Goldman): excerpts from | — i OB. Ai wna’ } gis by the famous Goldman Band || -tadio Cavalcade | The Dreamer ee era gga : Dr. Fi sie Leigh : at Oxford, Brinsley Norton. | Seascign actin Aida,” €Verdi); “Hunting Scene,” through KSD aa | gchedt i]44 to begin thr gz! ' : .Q. pee 4 ' | —_ 18, These concerts are to Wikieseday, May 25 8:30 9:30 —_ eg ov ie KFWF, 214 M.; 1400 Ke. | (Bucalossi) . Dance music fron wn : pr pee Gee Fees) ed ee ) won #30 p.m 00 continue 6:00 P. M = wear Se Een Singers 08 SMP) 7 Nests A M—Service ot st. || RW. BENNETT AND K, V. WRAPE + . ~ ‘ : | 1yf "Twit “ont _ on gotll § “Ruddizor:s ’ by the Nationa! 11: :00 P. M. | Basso soloe— Louis shag h Ce nter, Rev. Emil | Agta _ - — pissin & K. a Goin’ Home (spiritual }—arrangeé Clifford rartmann, Past or. ORGANIZE NEW RADIC FIRM ' Dy subject: “Evolution: Where Did | ec e ARRANGE 10 ) ATTEND Light Opera Co. H. offee program by the | ..Gantvoort Subj ‘volut! - > j nr Hotel Statler Dance Orchestra. b I Want to Be] Ready (spiritual }— ! Man Come From?” Organ pro- Prete nT Burleigh by Miss Zelma Sommer- Robert W. Bennett, president of | 10 TRADE SHOW | + elite —— oh egg CHICAGO RAD Ipana Troubadours ; My ' uartet— WwW ,Mr. C1 oxzton. sAmericen : ior lished busine ae pickle on wg is ritt will be granteé rogram, featuring artists of ennet o. and will have quarte ance will be granted YOUNG SINGERS SOUGHT BY | Beene. isvour m the Svudiate Tht Dulas See STAR SQUARES Radio and Auto Ad trade. Adm) to dealers, hibers and accredited ' diate the Syndicate Trust iilding. . Skouras Bros esenta Hinwell *, fio business men. Admission ATWATER KENT FOUNDATION) Sezcay Night cour | represents Hipwell, Erla, In-| on Page 12, Auto Section will not be granted to tradesme: sn ches 10:30 P. M.—Layr ige’s Orches- ‘rstate, agnavox, Carter radio annot nerly identify them the Ass ciated P jj, oPa products d the new A. C. Day- who cannot properly identify PHIL ADEL HT] Wan 24 | 11:20 P. M. -— Stuart Barrie's ‘ Rania a ie ives as such A. . ay 4 ma 1900 zach reden la s to all ‘ | “~ esm ~ ® ’ i es & ~ l, - : ; vit. i — ; . ea aa 1 Ea arpis {for young men and women will be 5:30 P. M.—Samet violinist, business. a¥ES.. “ee Lala @ —s™ asia Sw rf} e : ’ YY + } Be ; mg and hal’ fare returning. Th Bee Guartet. the Revellers includ: emperamentai Davia V will ' | nete in five distri-te, and a man Mendelssohy} - Mrs FRE SHMAWN $19. 95 Association “ji r ; room ; en a ny 4 "{vian Lian fabee inner from each Aic.- wr TY : “orgeling r P 201 Type~ ape Tr ~ trad se i TI > ai Frankiwn Peer firet ton as lewis r } ‘ i . © ny Dav dq vEne, ind " a Wii gn i? : ; fa ae A ce 4 ie ® , : ; ek i A STERPIEc if The nation- . $12. ’ Apco 2- $5. 95 UV, UX, a r j ." "> ¢ > ‘rw + . i ‘ : P se JC. Te Fasy to oper- $ 0 ite $5 55 $4.50 Brandes : 2 HERBERT MEMORIAL Diy oe | Another feature of this second) .o.. o¢ radio listeners : hit ad ‘an and Cannot Buy.” a ate. Very —_ Trickle Charger : Superior Phones... rani: Riack arcompanies the a7 met ; , . outage Bierman Opa Rawmte Molicing ‘o] * ede | lective. rice 2 ae PROGRAM THROUGH KSD rrayvik Bia A. w X. STary £ ee De the pa rticipation ' made up af thn TY) 11 ica AULNC ities ; p >, = : ide or thet a vose ° without cabi- $19.50 High-Low 1 Only 1 — to a ws * the piano. acc al be aN cia i ae atin phan igor * po — Balkite J Charger. Hea _ iit « ela i de. inifred Sackville Stoner Jr.,{0° each communit ite, or dis- Ear, arnes). Anthe | ‘ ma - ’ ee Th Tuesday $ Pp oxoeongags ' ‘si . ; png a ee th tri ¢ T) ‘ toate of the publie +1] Soir _ >r) Hills rAaliiie ; D bi T copy Eliminator | 19°79 model anit panera In memory of h : | . a “tor rin ith ‘ i M;: v Be f,one TO} O] # re pest _ } , ) na é : eount gn ner: ent and that of ~ , rn} " a. ( gpl nai Ay pie u l ier 5 398 if . oe choice of $2 22 '2-Vo t Long Time.” ‘Mandy eC! RULBOS .OF Pieye See ee pecs “e stented Retype | upplies up to | NS otudk. -« _ Harry Vy Silent n anDuzee. \ rh i " hicac: (303m -98O0R« i - : se ie “incing ity vs Jerom e Ker Na} i lax Ben- WRVA, WSMB,. W SBT. WTIC, KFRX, tone] alt ae he comit » m.,| the Super Automatic disconnects heard in every principal city of plugged into a light socket; no acid; no bulb to burn: no i Bubbert ma inan Franko, | xso wRso. WCOA | rgan rec .m. recital: 53%.) the B power supply and connects! the United States and Canada. He aut ° > heat to ruin the cabinet; and no hum. It can be operated ne § —— ‘ lac) Qu ji aoe er Pg _ in} . >) —— n h: io Hein and | ‘the charger to the A battery. When | uses a rare Guarnarius violin which | ' Guaranteed = fresh othi« ; IKDKA. Pitisbure (309m-970kc!—9 a. m pt: 6 p. : Si ; oe J, basso. are scheduled | ®P . 12 a d Almanack: 6°30 Pp. ml the A battery is fully charged the| is dated 1634. | vile 33.76 al. , Volts. $3.75 ral- take Part. Point Breeze Presbyteman Church, a Pgh FO os | | toxy’s Program; 2 p. mM. «rean re 7 p. m. Auld Sands m5 ). m.. “a charger is automatically discon- a ues, special | ie STORAGE BATTERIES : Sale Price, ! AUTO on either alternating or direct current at a very low cost ? ‘. Vesper service 4°) | I ‘om , ‘ ’ rr) Ry} 4 ) &T af | . nected WOA COLA GIRI’s? OLA ey R ‘ ry 1 b 17 qi] Music. Ms oO , 4 ie ate & : ; Mu ‘ 2 4 r ‘ } ‘ : MW GIRL OMANCE ervice: 7 n lin recite am ‘n Henry.’ 9:10. Salerno#. 9-9") ‘The device is made for sets using | venta hendin, die. | 13 0 yd pee be | » mm. offen tal. eer ' t—h: ndle. 3- we uL _ SHIFT 0 MONTREAL oer : Amy ee | ‘m m-88 rc} by , - i TH i} od i “ Lon 940) ’ ' either 6-volt or é. volt tit es aize shi “ter morning services. Capes Sr’ ouita ee a” ae ni! Geer ? o - rer ' | ices: m.. mueica t trio: # Dp m.. church service: 8) alt bs Spe eat | A iunfor model f this control | eo $ .90 teriesn for Foran 95 Vian, the «¢, _ cr wart rt‘. «tylge, MOE 2 OO ° pn m a Schenectady (379m-940kc)—9 a.,| is or use h rickle charger ; pecial .. and Chevrolcts. ‘ Py ,it : [ ; © ij -. ‘ ; . a “ : Pe . Y11 ices Pp: i " ce ‘ me hi? eae ree ai i a os °. yet 4 roadcast Tues evening negate te ) : o" m.. organ. recital; . 6: _ m.,|and eliminator, while there is also | | | x $1.00 ALLOWED ¢ ON YOUR OLD BATTERY Guaranteed ; ~) ws aft ’ bal ~ = | ; fr] S0KeC - JZ i? ] me tyre: r . Tate ale. ‘ avVV hae ta at - | able aS speed and stamina are, 1k sland 1m-830) 7 hurch service: = | olin and | 4 b eavy duty model for use with } E ide Side fl P| ‘ Hur +) or es SC, } ae ehighs ’ ita “ - a. At é Tey I 4 “yer ‘ EAs . aay ae i . a . t ymphong pot iret Baa ita * S0Gm-BOkc)=—11 a. | tri charger d elim{nator. A ni le a roma? " 3-Coil FRESH METER-TESTED alone do not explain why Auburn (age! 0° tie episode se im | BURN Hn phi meen Bh ices Bois OR ee nator ’ Be Bt week Vivian announced |: $4 Ge tiuhi arte 1d Sta. LOeemdiecitare | ys |) What WJZ Will ||| 7‘ Reaengeo i) "German |_ & BATTERIES . * . : recalled or. nu - e market today. You must drive te “gies ‘Vian announced 9 p.m.. church service. ew York (434m-660k , with Gon Ly : ae} no-P TS @.-Volt eciate how much better it rides and late Metal ea Ul March eervice; 1B. Ma, etudlo. oF 4 Teaser TP tee. i. Phono-Power stg tory Fa) age aero i ae 2 over b= ~ Nn oe w re ( estra, WR ‘ 1° a. m 3 to { cs i =~ i “ —_— | James reveaied | Sint Aicmodig Charen: 9.3 Ream, | TKBEX, Tew. vd ioe asp Broadcast ’ $15.95 9 Ee UNIT inten: on nf } . . : ‘ Brow nm Patace ; i -O11OWiInNg ner On recitai. +. | : sia m s mei oe ya than any other car you ever drove. | the episofe : eRe: Fee Oe a atic) —11 radio vespers; 5 Dp. M., OTean ey ° New 1927 Improved Model ~ | Every Unit £5-Voit Fist of gs $ a medi Buf! 306m-980k Turley. tralto: 5:30) tdi TI S W k | | ‘ , Guaranteed Burgess Batteries re 65 serve to j De Helen T 4) ¥ } an ‘ r 2 m , Absolutely Guaranteed *) Will stand 99, > - eet Uce a n * “al vO ‘ ~~ 2) ehnnre eeery ice ‘ i nec ; oe er, give greater comfort and m ti ol4.: mai a Character, Freddie . EN _ ont. i m.. Paramount wa oR egy 8 ae roe Treavelogti: — j ri ie n q re. 4 \ x: _ * 4 : efi + ' ‘ + t* « . sf “a. Pia? ; } ahs ‘ . : a It dail 2 : ; y yo ™ : = reas 1) f r oY nN ru E - r a , ,, . i volte . - Ja ee «| nes 4 : and ns ms ro p 0 ‘ ire’ ALaiOWFW, serene ‘ - 2 i * at : ; ou will be asked to buy- mes ha ] nneé ‘+n ¢ale 1. ; a! ‘rane ‘% aan 6s —* Ba aprera Gainebore cm my nist SUNDAY. MAY 23. | old-fashic med : B’ Batteries, sO RT ' re are eren more. y not ® th planned to take her 1... OI ir B:d0 I . Paiace Hot (KDK 4 KYW 3 m.. s! | 6:30. Utica Jubiies Singer: ring me ling due run-down | | a '? 8800 allowed for J ' — rpeativ immnroy er ¢-] ; aN : 4 hew, imp! oo yeur old unit or} -ae re , . - o Bs ,* is _ ’ - ‘oT . . aces but Freddie ° OUTTS | orchestra, bids : ats ete nestra | ».U0- Commoedore Ensemble, celle. Th! : ' 303m- BOK c)h—-4@ p. @™., $0. “Bite Of the Britieh Isijes.’’ Eliminator speaker. to th e Part ; ‘ Pat 1} r} . ° 17 t w _ ' a] ss ar a lary Pe + _ tT - Z . 2s ‘ Lt . © : - . re Ny Rm ~~ % ' . — 4 -T UR ye ss : Bore : ' . Hot Sp inks velar titted ¢ ~_ music S:300 BD , &sOnES 4 oe ee Ut, Goatres iAUGiOW, VYiIOIDIBL. &180 OD forevel meant Pare! ce he : er 9 . . " F.xtra Shiy angered when Freddie Central Methodist Church: 9 pm! Herbert Johnso ‘pianist eee SR, | BORA. BSW. | sharper tunis eee | amet cconsmicl, bl . — 95 Ley = t from your eet. a) dependa die, —e for Mon- 6 R.F. Sets d ; j . . a * aburn dealers me her away idie | ‘music lovers’ hour; 10 p. m. organ) Plerver! SoplScketone quartet. .| 7:30, Concert by the Studio orchestra. ; 1 0ke 30 8 MONDAY. MAY 23. $19.50 value. day, 8 to . to the cl) bhouse | re : , anes N42 On ight and tax. . cies ' 56 m.. | sag," hapa Ss aenes 20) eee . ree . 3 ~ ° ¢ ~ abel (5. 36m- “ot UK ¢ ’ m Sund: choo]: 10 ; ; rare) JU, Arthur Lange. barit one and Roxy s : le e* | r : | ‘entral Chit 12 ie. tal: 6:30 p. | Gang. Also KDKA. KYW. WHAS. WSB Entirely New Princip le Sale Price, 11 a. m. only. R 7 '¢) organ rect wades diieitien a | A : CT r ecrure: , ». =m 7? \” Breaby fan Chur ¢ os ; 'S and WJ Mac n n entirely new principie, the . ill acair fit ite studio =concernt Zz oat. 7 = me. .. Peseila’s band. AOU, ht Our |R-B out performs Eliminators seiing *\' mh COME EARLY—SOME ae LIMITED N DI . % le one nce Inules ’ w coliniat ‘ aa Oc, Davenport { ory of" , Attle symphony: ' ). ae : : ager aria Hour. Also On | rica. we are cffering it for uy O Radio Bank Crystal Sets... ? BSe Rubber Battery Mats... 4B Roa ° ?- AQ, + 7 ld +s) 2f service; 7:15 p. m. ater Sew ’ oa) 7 sini oa | [LARS I» WN, at hree dollars ; Mteinite Cryst see $4.59 Volsometer 3-in-1 Condenser. Ne dster $1395; ' : > 3 z _KSD ay v he a 10 | h; ' i“. ’ ' m L ty Symp hony_ meh st : = ' ‘ (es DNE D Aiso on KDA. KY W. ’ Me £01 three wer ke his ' j } PHILCO ELIMINATORS i 100 beet Aerial Vire 20¢ briolet $2095; I, 0 “Gaaen Ka “ . exer yur huge p! > . ) Variable Condensers 2. tmet pment Extra. ge rr erwin Le oa ni con TENE 4 ad a 418 a7 a) a { , 1s m.. atleway r - BG tty. Ie ae Horry Aiso on | aon A - . . ee on mene me » aol watt Regular $67.50 vwalue : Kheostat«e .. : se- 7 . 7. Se. ane | Jewett Fhonos tk a : ‘ Fi a: t Wreptist Tat inle; 2¢ ureh | is. Tick ? vnch. ace ordion niaver. Don't blame your ert becat hickory shafts £50 5-50 C rualev ‘S- Tube Set, £724 cy.) aw VWanbettan Ca™Mat Speaker: | Th S-TS Crealer Caneote as 4. 4 ‘ty 203 45 ~~ 2 I ritin got Baptist Tabernacie; 10:45 a. m.. a ¥ O40 pi tay ie ‘ Order rou! m- 2.50 value t d 9 eri i : : . $1 ’ . Raldwin Phoenocraph i ane fiaikite ee Volt fr re gie-ve 5 me Tom the « . @ ; aa be cll mie Hurst: : ' : om : ha rri ; 64- - oa 1D renestral accom +54 te — | oe ieataiin AE one yf Ronnie Laddi« BR Eliminator » ve Be ial at + r y ‘ mee ™, . po a “hloa ro ‘370m kc} “4 ee pag . «ea 1HROKkS” £90 wat “nurh e Teath { Wwar-Dowen ‘ ne at ¢) tr r 9 Specse iT-In. Cone Speaker, special. # > 15@-Volt Majeatie Soper . i ete Mia- 2007 "hat | : nd Prot nt rive: 9:30 a. | WSM,. C onl Theater H ) KDK KI Ww en EB ig atl s toda’ ? e only ' S-Wire Cable cares He mater, with Raytheon . : ; ‘ 5 cy ‘-~ ; | ‘ a ' . "% > » 7 itf . Le i Te » or SOEs TAN p ; ; : A UV ADAA AIX ‘ 4 ‘ «@! en t geet « rae @) —_— - . ao 7 t T) : . x , Py , +e ‘ . om ter t ont s . a Sage rine) 10 a] Ris ER ARTE Am OF) Ralhoes “ow foe Roars nian, 11408 Me | RMI Wanamaine “Wonder” ond |i MM SPU Funcs’ a i iets | gua Artes saicher On ¥ hie return Mor — ' “Mystery” golf ~39c¢ | 34.20 ora s bees WramM. don atten ne arn-Chair Hour : 77 . ... & ; p mot og # og rs and a . wiinsenn balis; @O0c values a ™ a & gt ’ ni ; % . ’ Hiss , ; j PD ri) . . * 91 Sa 3 * ig HG 3 Fo a ein - Twi; ; Mt “a ‘4 ¥ hi tat B h « | + ons anor ’ " oicaininehin tf pro 4 S ATU RDA a Av ’ ; si le siege ‘the Note hook. aoa 2 ©. tm. 3 ee | Seems 9 services p. m. "even i000. God rey Ludlow ’ Hour 0 nt ¢ Enter. jr | LTY CO. BARGAINS aneiiiuatheneenie uke : pro . 7} s)0| CAG vf 5 im @. iarie vat J i © Which to *-proof forms hnur of et! r music: 8: 6 _ | wd. "Detroit | 363m; -BEOKC)—10 . m..| Queen of Irish Se me and Mme. Lalit a Cs 'R. B SPECIA THOUSINDS OF OTHER RADIOLA . wing Colls, ay orchest! 6 en Peh servic Dp. m.. Capito! | brera Gainesbore. Spanish nianis Third of | Dept. 7-102, 318 Syramore §St., i CROCLEY STEINITE tage of UntIned raaia te not A. Daliae 467m-630kC)-—* . m.. operatic | series 4 pancenows x ghts programs. Cincingati. VU. ‘y &0 efficien nt = , oe +s four: %.- 9 p. m : Grace Metho- stars. 5:0 Lereion } aS tuned radio. ‘ prist Senet: | lies. a elie ie

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r Mt 99 1927 “s H .. NS . SSS S PAGE 12 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 11 ST.LOUIS POST: DISPATC . = | Bris - (XEEXEREARERERREXEEESD ” af ee. is : »Y — " “98, . thy = ¢ ro pry se 6" has, = =: « f+ , , » de ae °. Pe i 7. °° -* oa i, » =" ‘ rf : ¥ ~~ ' nl pee .* *? = "ood, *~-. ° *. 2s ! .ee ° y . ath: = a" - : - % . »* be _ = . 5 = ¥ + . ~ Sens : . © ‘ - -. if OO. * .*,* he, oe * ne * * ’ ee x . * beet Oh s +. Bn ” >. 7 3 ‘ ; : : » Laas . ~ . “ om A = ¢ 2 i> 6 gs ied pa. i * . * - y ce. ai ote". e* S02 7 ‘ ag”, Pie se : : . ; » “e fed ° 2. A ae tee "ee. ee * . C~s » ~ > : = ‘ Q Fg cartes rade 272 eee aes Tt eo hie, ASS = a. Sereeeeacteeertantt ~ : a OU pet ° ~~. Phd ia we t¢ eee» ee, . “- ‘ “ e > el ~ one” * ’ hd > ssh? > 7 A . ' *e ®& ate . ae. Sus al e*s ~~. = . oie A semi-annual VALUE-GIVING EVENT which proves conclusive- ly STAR SQUARE dominates the field. TREMENDOUS purchase Sites power and NINE selling outlets ..., That’s the reason. ; 5032 GRAVOIS Main Store Riverside 3080 — LOCUST ST. | , x 1129 ¢ — — ‘pa 2731 CHEROKEE MAin 4847- 4848- 4849 ? a *ts-/° 2° 2st). ‘a’ | IPSS ES eae —— GR 3224 MERAMEC . : *s- 4 , *. it ® + "es Wh * - . , Poros? PAs fe , .« P be 71 9. ; and 3059 Riverside 9407 getty ot “iy Roe \ « Manchester “ . x *s -0* °. 7 ; % Sir =+: at on e Hiland 9790 g N. GRAND N err zle, | Gee YY 814 N. 308 COlfax 8195 | ef N ae ae . omeon™ ) 969 DELMAR Fm. Extra Special! ct] | 2300'S GRAND FOrest 5832 GRand 8521 30x34 ee ; FIRST QUALIT . : - Ss . ra re Q Y MS A ELECTRIC FANS 4 4 I . oe * 3%» *”".« 2 @ . 4 5 ow a ae wt oe Song ee See ese EPR: CL ONS oo Smy Ort Genuine General Elec- OT CP Y Re es =~, trie ox or De ~: tens Py " *~* note h o** a Ne? » | ‘ \ ; : | : en . . toe 6% = : f uN. ya Cs under Ps oan nce value. ier 59 eek ag in the distant stations — the utmest ciarity and volume, 8 . a S ~~ , f an attractive ceo- 50 a , . if ch) uine walnut ca bi- “> — ah ¢ ~ : ‘7, ¥ 8-inch blades, net. For Star - i} L\Y 7 4) Wi Emerson .. , aX LY 9-inch blades; gente — | ‘cs Signal oscillator .. emerge jon and 304m : ' é \ ! i 10-inch blade, FREE': a we Free Service on : — : By, . » oscillator 50 ft. heavy high - crade, Oo? = Lf: ae | able. vedas :& | a Gear Shift Extension..45c SS: ) =§ conslines” ” EZ Ford Hub Caps, set . . 37c Sharpening Stones... 15C ; “finest tempered bates | af 7 | JW Chev. Hub Caps, each, 15c Tire Pumps ...... 58C $5.! | AJ; metal Qa Electric Cigar Lighter, 9 8c Drill Bit Sets .......7S5C . Oe, Ash Receivers ..... 49¢C ‘| Steel Tire Irons . ... 15c Steering Wheel Grips. . 95c 4] Spare Tire Cables... 45¢c Window Anti Rattlers, 10c ‘ Emergency Gas Cans.. 59c gm | Ford Fender Brace. . .49c } .. 24,70 31x5.25.. 33x4'>.. 25.60 30x5.77.. 34x4'>.. 26.55 33x6.00.. 33x5.... 33.55 32x6.20.. soxs.... 86.0 33x6.20.. see di 29,4.40 Clincher s? ~. pina — os f J CORD j ey | Cord oe TIRES $4.55 ANN $6.95 First Quality — . First Quality Oe EES litte eect a ee 31x4 3013 yiex conve. ee 30x3'2 32x4 =. Be CORDS | 30:3} #eer,Po’ $10.95 Cord ee © soe "ose Se See © eee ; lity Je . 813.95. S4x4beq, $19.95 - ; First Quality o~ oan. San 2 aoe 5 First Quality ‘ wi oat el + . « ~ we 6 { — wag First Quality jf . Stx5-28 Cord field e . : 8.45 30x3 2 All “ tern a $15.45 il ; , a i Mil l- Miller jenred-— 8.65 Firestone wd ea 14,95 vara sate 975 | $8.45 Ju” 1498 Premier pase 10 30x4.95 Cord Goodyear’ $13.95 cone x5 25 Cord 33x6.00 Cord oe ~ All-Weather $4, 95 ‘Al. Weather $18.45 onl oe paal 13,45 Miller Gear- 14,45 PATHFINDER. ed-to-the Road, > Sasteine cae Pee Lnited States 7 ill Poaad ' : 1 J, { ) a 12, 45 rc ga , 7.45 Fisk } 14 25 United States 14,25 95 United _— 7 1.15 Premier ... Royal Rovral! GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER CORDS MILLER sense AMAAAMAW ALT AAD) YYVATIITTVTITY as — -_— ** as * —_ a . . Sf 6 ~ ~~ * ° in -* x. e** -. ~~ ‘we* = > * . . . . : . * *. ‘ . _ ~ r - % * ° > . ; : Ss . g-° wrt ’ “a ‘> ” * an — _— —— ? ** » ve! “* » ou 2 a ty 4 et at ae Pa ’ t * alee. see” e —— . . ~ - = . 4 ’ o . ’ 2 | x ** * M4 o* + fre’, >. ~e e** -. ae var o™ 6” “se ‘ + es , ~ * - — *. - **-« ** aS Te pm .+s * ee a oe ets . oe % > - : ce % .-s* aS oa, oe L e > > . > * . . et . ~ | -. t+", = ** "ee 2% ° . ~ ‘?- os, : 7 ~@ «.* - oo . _ * * > o-~ a Adjustable top bracket. Star Square Week . 2-Way Mirror ORNAMENTS Flag Holders ' Radiator Cap Wings. . .3% Chrysler Wings at. Flying Satin . $1 00 Whippet Ornament, $1.00 Peat ane. om *witre se teen ‘as 1 - * ss % % | *% *% com Automatic Windshield Wipers - ’ ~ ’ ° I ea yatie te t« bids ite as as 6%, ‘ Including one dozen Patches .. AR = = 2-Socket Wrench . see See y 1 Miss Sophie Samos, alma otor riorns. .. a aN 15 Delco Ignition Coils. . 4.85 ae fee". wll be gowned alike in | Elizabeth with deep 3 > “= = 3 , . y For Star 4 ASN Boyce Motometers — a $195 | = @. , wea” (J j= William Accelerators 1.10 |=: BME Pte ocxandie cuffs and collars Vacuum Cleaners .. gt. «. aes 2 2 | : “5 7 ~ ° Ibs. Alemite Grease, 1. 45 eae * Jarge blue hats trimmed With Sam A VYTETVAITYVTVYUTYTOYARYTV YY TV TE: Th Ma clile Me e A hs Aha dn ale Mian Alina? Yolanda adn ta dietitian _ 9 "ee ok * AMET TIT 4 ee, feng? Guaranteed Against Breakage wy, Spouse 2 ae we FACSENS rgchae. ; THOM- AS Ignition sys- Starts instant cooling. Cearanteed + ae — l te prevent owerheating of motors. ~cuare Week.. Quickly and easily instelled. Fer Ferds. Regular $5.50 Velae eon Atwater Kent Ignition system. sale Star Square Week — $9 95 . % . — er sees . ' ion 4 4 MILWAUKEE STANDARD Dalinh > RanBilein Greeti: thee © isa daughter 4 36 ? ah . z ~* \J a ? Ee . > WATER PUMP . Secuare 10 95 3 . Louis -F. Aig or Week .. § ° | mace, and 1 er ie of Smith % ‘ > ; Pi eee Fe 2 a : —— | lis the son of Seman Paper Mils & ee At a aa « o-ae es -_ Windbreakers Luggage Make closed-car cam- Carriers fort -out of ag open Reeuliar $i@ val. Open to 4 inches. *peciaily Briced Strongiy made af bi — steel, tial, Star NVTTTT TIVOYTTITT } COO, ZTOPTUELUTOTET = ae Coinred > sata 87.75 TYUevVyTVT fry AAR MALES Radium Glo Clock . . 2.35 eR | —e Auto Creepers 1.29 j SEE ribton and carry berhestin a Bum rettes veer . TVAYVYTYVUVYYYYAEYIFTIVITYYVES ema lar oe TUVYVYVYYUATTITTFTTTVIVETYYTYYPATYNOVIVYYYVTYMYYVTVYY YYMGEE Tee Me Engage cement t Told Weantiell, Seat Covers ore or, Baoeretten: Rope lne Ignition At Treasure Hi i Mn 7 = 9 Samer ids Coo ers trim- Square Week FOR FORDS inn i 1 eaten re = i $ 82 Com plate Neewering, for inet does away or . — | a crease hunt 2 bee = “otth the | Cleveland Poul ser ant | - tree. Was treasure per comPLare SET —— tiamond rings be Eaxex, Hudson, Over. | land, Star. Pon- | ye olet = + Deer §-Pemen. Kingston Car : me Hiche } : o ae buretors y & 85 ; : é - Ford Shock Absorbers y & 95 : | ee aii a e tél oh! nium. Mr. Gross is ' Clesed-end type 1°,;-inch Bemp- For 4-Passenger Coupes, 2-Door Sedans Ser Same -— ~— she Systems TY members of the younger He 7 } cowering for Willys-Kaighi & is fos ait So ‘iple A Clubhouse, Sami yle fasteners. tia iB o —_— $5.95 93 | ; ft ad ches . $8. 95 | Sedan, Landan aes Rronghame #11.95 = oA AAAALLAWALALALALAAALAL S| _— ieee k ee * + * E = Bi E E : = + + * * * * #* * a a fe * % " *% i ” * a * * a # #* + sg #+ a #* + = * = ° #* * * * a * * * ad oe * = x * * * + ” * + * * ao . ~ = * * ~ ©

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\ SS rs *** . o*** ae. Pin SS ? eg RENO as ay. i ~ SS ~ WY > | «* ss >. 7 *.’. f&& 42" o oso * spay? . ISS i each, 15c : ater, 98c SN Electric - « « 49C 2:2 IRONS rips..95c¢ &: ers, 10c 0 « -49C ,e see ole pes Oe jd. . 55c . ey ~ . ~ ~ . ~. + SS SESS LSS SASS SS RRQ ee SSS SVP saas * 4 “tty, “*0casage Trae L772) Sasa eee taste Shs Wddtt ppp pyyyy me ¢ "Mtepy, 7, . ‘ Rags, ttt att i % Ce rnpgpepeseresssssseistt wr MISS CLARE McDONOUGH, of Dallas, Tex., who is visiting Mrs Adolphus Busch III. -—Murilie XN \S _ a... au oe%% eee P Att ageoe ty See! PZ ed co *- ite GHOTTtseleesTelsst tt teiggyy 4S, a _ “ wt Sth = ’ ” ~“ A sid “ V7, ‘ i Y ee oy 3 Bee e * é R d P : £ Sees aan tea a pe i og *” | Ultpy, UY ' — Wo 9 ee Yoayp' y OUnN of arttes ey eet : .: * Sees ig. Sonat # saad ; Tal Yo 4, 4 — : . i So ie xe : been a n 7 O , 7 ced : With whom the bride formerly made her he past season, and the first to be married. sie % Yun eal Pe 2. : Phe i . ia From now until the ceremony the days are . “. flating. Mr. Janes is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John ge Se ll el tring will give a luncheon for her at their : * : | . : ae 8 MRS. WALTER BENJAMIN = Be = Peer ee Bes SNS x see * oe Ba BS & ‘ : v - Wedneeday Blue has been chosen as the color of the Janes of Webster Groves. He is a graduate KNIGHT JR: i. & 2 ae . : se ee eC home, 6 Washington terrace, —" bridesmaids’ gowns and blue delphinium wil! of the Massachusetts Institute of Technolog} secretary of the Bryn iene Club e oe oe SR * ee he — # : night, Miss Augests COG, 5 prac ®fain in the decorations. Tall candelabra French armies during the war. bridge party, June 2 — er 4 Ba i, as BS eck eee , SS wt at Bunce BRL Cony ee filled with lighted tapers and vases of pinz bs Sa. ee ee ee lowing afternoon, Miss Mary Scudder, daugh- Ws as aannee® s .** ¥ jeaaeee oor SS SAALSESES Yom 5 eee So £8. O38 +s pe? . es. are, "« gglet * +e - hse ; 3.33 “re a a ats tT «’ 7 ‘4 EVEREADY Kass Focusing Flash- ; lights; guaranteed 200-foot range. oxs> * + ._* 4éet Ol gies s7° Ors..95c o- - 329C “ rar ae ite Mees and delphinium will form a gsimpie yy, Yess sssssbpspssssetsoopspepaspsassssssppscossssoooassteesorostvstocvcbsbtvccssimssisissibibiithbbscag —_ see a ote . % Me oS Pere 35 ; on train. she will wear a - c |: : Dim-a-Lite pss Houd of tulle hel her hair with a coronet * * . 75C . Plugs gg9c* Boren blossoms. Her flowers are to be " : 7 af the ons rts. : . B am errs f8e fest oe 7oe . the Tibbons ws RNA Waist by a cluster of lilies. Dispensing with the traditiona} >. ? . > a *iot® es 5 llev with gardenias fastened in whose marriage to 2 ¢ 29c en ; Aanee’ partner, Francis Linton Grogs, will be 37 : mB event of the autumn, as maid of honor. a . ste ’ and Miss Sophie Janes, sister of the bride- athalia 4.85 ES oes oom, will be gc d alike in Madon- tors 1.10 Pied fri ma blue crepe “lizabeth with deep tucked >aSe 1 45 a | * White organdie cuffs and collars. They wil! an fw = Wear large blue hats trimmed with blue vel- "oe 8 1.29 P ® ** ribbon ana carry butterfly roses combined ‘ 4. 4 Fith bine A : = -rs See 5 meee Geiphinium Mr. Gross i ne) be y % 95 : ee oy Ant? eg : , ; : re a t IUIVEVEVTTYYY _- | Eng enition | At Treasure H ystems FOR FORDS S-acting lenition Sratem CS away with tine timer. a colis required. Your rua Fmonther etart i eS epamiei e se w~ Sy Cy © a> ‘ “ We —* A —- » S . . — Es. S44 ‘~ 5 * a ya = * 7 . ae OS at adage ; . . p nh . “g . . Os 0 . . vows Pe ee er a > . S “e 4 ——— A y wae . . . — * a a ee » ep eee 4 . a : aot ‘ f * — YOU rn Lr er aor " a ’ set J Re Lae *e pen “ Bs R 4 ws 2 “ ¥ OunD . = Gai § : ¥ 4 : em rn | : 2. ~ ‘4 on Ze } I] t a rehearsal of the ceremony. oO] * es ; 7 Parte Utttyyyp 77 ier attendants. She wi have as her maid T 7 ) Wed ’ Louis last night, fC :™ eer ele net reenicb arn teins revert tanks “Uttpyyyy ttt lV rat ] é a we ¥ ins nT , | . PISPOI FA: Aitditid¢tittsstitssbpidhihe bs = of honor her sister, Mies Mildred Petrine reasure hunt which June 1, at the Union Avenue Christian lubhouse, near which, MR. AND MRE. EUGENE F. WELLIAMS P., MISS JANE THORNTON JONES and as sper bees peng. 7 Mrs. Montague -...--h at 6:30 o'clock and will be followed as a treasure chest photographed at the Derby im Louisvrile. Z She will become the bride of Ensigr Lyon dr., _— rn — Loy and Mrs. ,. a reception at the Bogey Club. nond rings bearing David Bryan Young in the chapel of Dwight Donaid Tbomas. | Patricia mang | sot — ment of Miss Louise Chicago He attended the University of was adorned with white flowers and candies the U. S. Naval Academy at Annap- young pebcain of Miss Petring, and Geraldine bride will make their home tor the summer 3 ia , ) ~ ~ Leopold of Michigan tied with white tulie ohs, June é. — Ashen Brenne mnaudette Shreveport, La., will be fower giris. at the home of the latter's parents, who will p Chicago The party was given Dj) Mr. and Mrs. The wedding will take place at noon Tues The list of groomsmen is not complete but depart for a trip to Alaska the early part a daughter of Mr Howard ! Raer, the latter a twin sister oO! day, June 7, at the home of the bridee par- make their home at nee a : | oe Breckenridge of Chicago, formeriy of of July. Among the out of town guests for Kingsbury Misa Aloe. Obeying the admonition found in ents, with onls members of the families Mr. Leopoid was in St. Louis for the party §St ae, wen he beat mas | the wedding will be Mr. and Mrs. Gerald College the chest, to “go home and congratulate present Mr. Leopold and his bride wil) sa? ast night and will return for a reception to The wedding will take place at & o'cioc Raird of Shreveport. La Mre. Baird was 9 on 2 & - J MALAAA AMAA Kent Ignition srstem. o . Sratem. Star $10.95 AAMAAMPLAAAALAAAAAWA AMAA ‘eee eeeeene ce & & * * F* AAMAA LW a 4 - A och s ; ) . ‘the party went to the Aloe home for June 11 on the Homerie for Europe to apend he given next Sunday evening by Mr. and in the evening at the Church of the Messiah formerly Miss Virginia Hees. daughter ef 4 a : F . CO] doe 26 ; : . x “ Lee oe " | ry rt 7. rr? * ? " iz Resident «4: ee a buffet supper after the hunt. The table three months in France and Italy. They will Mrs. Aloe at the lum) * Following the honeymoon Mr. Pavey and his Continued on next page

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UND - ST- DISPATCH PAGE 9 — . an = 7 . ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —_ r AY R me | Three W edding 4 anounc ents = gs | Continued From Preceding a ‘ : by = @ Of Engagements aa, | Snaps hots of St. Louisans Taken at the Kentucky Der on ot real And Weddings) mer avenue. V $1 ae , : “a RARRAREWASE TAY i X is Dorotnh y Jack 1S1tOTS O —_ —- Zh ® ‘ Ra eye { i a ome: a 7 es, daughter »& = ; ~ARA +s. Sears QT ww N “SS ‘ te * i M rs. E Tananiilt the Jackes of the e eastasthe _ SS | | > | > bbe « A, . ~ S a> & ~ sy é; i y ‘st BS ss a Regis apartments, whe , t.on Brower Lonstlale “ : ‘ ‘ mm SS ~~ iO aaa Ss Rats : p . . St. Louisans \ ANS . POLS UTS WES WOON ent ath ss camer EN’ . a . 3 al ee sa \ y ‘ narried June 16 to Wa rren & imp . . | ‘ a x, d XN é a ; xs a Z 2 7 ‘. BS reper eee Ne el ot a who’ ‘ wanna sues PASS TSNSSSENSSE ESOS NANSUNNNN NS a ae PITTS anes - ler of Webster Groves. & ye ee Hen Ce . eo aS " : ss x oe , Pe ae ) et. Ween ys oh ey nag RR oe ty to be given by Mrs. Edwin. By. , has annow ed he | was complimented by a num- “a, Sy. oa . a 2 ££ © R&R SS bet bh hhh SWAN ee wees eneee ~ pe a = | ~ e arenew eNNNAAANANANAA 0 SSSAARNAAA Ac 0 8k cee eck AR P 4 ‘ Drs cc oda cn san cwW ane c AS NAAAANRAAAAA 285000008 ct 8 088 SSS RSS eee SK 04 i 2 egis apart ments and ' SS °, oe m md. ee ee ~ ee ee " : raddAain ts . i PLASL DA Saher DAS Vy yy as s > ae = oA be ae WN ASP OY VHF} YL \ XY . YX ¥3 ‘YY Ys ‘y MRS. HARRY S. SPARKS the wedding of her sister. ‘“.wier of San Antonio, | e Ss ad Sy aN N SS X N SA . SE Sa oar She. at .* AQABA ow’ NY NAS ANAS AAA ALAAA — : , . PU. 963 pote: : A: WAAAY AALS ASRAASS as . Be ee re 5 ee Se . ee ~ ; a Miss Sylvia Mushlin. daughter of a ; z ‘- of Kansas City, ; a“ . \ —~ we a P : +)" Nuwnnnncawans eens cneennannnage ' . | xX... kJ : eS & , S48 Mi SS ae ome |Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin BEE nave been completed and SFe as) .- S 3 é . 2 ae ogi . o QARAAARAN NAAN . alee ANNAN ANS PORES WA AAANN . CENA AANA : of 5 5 § 5 Pa ge bo ulevard, wil te . =) : ' r & “4 * egreteeeeeee EN NED R Cn, a 09,64 +444 tS +” dapinatnontneg a errs : tee KSA SS "al = eee OS. SQ. | part Wednesday for a5 Ge alemnized Tuesday evening, June} Gilson Gray of New York; i ff me . et ¢ — — eo * trip East. She will remain i ~ 0 o'cles, resi | Bd | 3 7 , Se Ga ee ae me £ Philadelphia for an indefinite wi a and Mra Hil. te Mrs. Charles Buffum of ey eis Ws we | ales phrenic ee , net Mr. and Mrs. Louisiana, Mo.; Mrs. Geo. ee , q : tt D. Barnett and Miss Vir- Eliz ; . daughter ginia Hemenway of St. egg anagind pata ae aa Saad 7 Louis, and Mrs. Paul Stark . | of Louisiana, Mo. —Pieizcker photo. . Alford Porter of the | Church to officiate attended by her Mrs. Roscoe Hill, matron of honor, and 2yssell of Webster he maid of honor. Her ces. Retty Hill and Mollie | «ill be flower girls. Lee of San Antonio, Tex., will man for his brother. Mr. and his bride. will make in San Antonio. 1 he graduated from of Missouri next ~@ will return to St. Louwts, a member of the ssh hh shhh spittttissida Trrerrrrrrtrrrerrrrrr, = turned from a house party given by C. Millar of Louisville, . — ' Aima Cia i | Sep + AAD DLE FEF FEE FIG ETP TEE GT OP POE FELIS EET ET CLAS I EAE FEE EEE EP CREE EEE ee er Ee re GAIVTTSSS SSS fy, / PF#AP*IGay 7 been ~ / ‘18 bbe , Mrs. N. Scott Magru . Regis Apartments Lela Riley Holman of 3 Ark... who have been visitin New orb > rornd. have returned the past three weeks, from a visit in French Lick Springs. | The wedding of Miss Corby | onaldson Hemenway Wil! take June Among the out of g will be Mr. and Mrs. | Lockman Spreet of Chicazo. ' .*> A Sorority. Mr. Specially Priced $1 () rs | . ae of Missou Till June Ist ‘ r ity and a member of Kap- fraternity. the son of Mra Arthur of Shenan- tie and his fiancee of the University of | rrTnamt : Ad ‘iiing ’ hy; *% POLIS bt he relatives. | . and Mrs. Wallace Cole of St Wo as * ae » Y ré = Se | . » WANA ACN AR eee SS t West Ba , Minn., arrived Friday to visit | 3 , SST AT s, Mr. and Mrs Na x = aA nA ce " il i “ne wS — .* ; undgden Ot 442% W e’S.- ~ ™~s fy ote -® > «&."* ~ Ss ~~ *" _ : SS ow Y'y ¥2. lace. They will motor any ASA ¥ “A : Wra,g ee « ~s} ; SS ee SS bh be and will be accompa:- . RITRY RE \ q] SHOP led 7 | rer ’ panish rom of the aa oe oe he aan a ir two small sons who! MRS. STUART KRITZKY IY Forest Park Hotel, anal visiting Mr. and Mrs of Nashville, Tenn., formerly Miss Edith Le Grande | Bhi Rk. eit we S 3602 W. FLOSS ‘hile Mr. and Mrs. Cole Jones of St. Louis. ae & 2 AAANAAAARAARAAA ARR AAARAARAAR ASSERT re) Allen Bldg. COlta making a motor trip —Frietscker phe SS ~SLPSRABALALE DS BASS LSS SAS AAAAABAABABAAAAAABAAAAAAAAAAAAAADA sssse ess hss ssi sss ~ 7 | ——o Gieciie é Vuyphtr, ’ heon bridge given yer Z »* ~~ — Nd Ad Pl 4O4bGL TS, "y, tooo 30 cao K10 — er of aR she a SRLS OSA 6 + SERS WRASSE _ vi ? rt rit A 4 ‘ unk. of bouleva rd, and ; the Shenandoah Valiey. | . a — ——— RAYMOND-G. SCOTT. ‘MISS MAY SCOTT and ‘MRS. EARL M. CONNER. é | Rober Risse, son of Mrs. Jo-| s Webster Shippey of = ne | hanna Risse Schmidt, of 3415 Mag- :R errace, Mich > will | : id Rex Tet race, Mich., The wedHting will, turned h : is the guest of Mrs. Emily R. Zim- | " iss | nere f 7°78 hin : sia. ce nnn J P ; r of 6228 Washington boule * the Chicago! ’ ~~; >» F - a | : | a | ”™ “ ™ : - "y 1} +> | Informal parties given for 2 «© SPECIAL SPRING OFFER era dua “ey oem | Informal parties given fo: etle : peg $3: S AL'S % Bi (7 ) yp a : ° . . vechctcee soul i ae a Se "isito included a luncheon _ ees greg : ; “3: ad- onan ™ sea einai = ee : _— ; . ndel ul ieparted yo “ arge, dee larcel Wave ni t ends at OUR NATURAL MARCEL, RE R $i : +} Yclta Clamma sorority. a oon “s sO dnesday, May 11, at which Mrs. | 7 ¥ ae ei an ne ae $3: / ee: — cae es 4 : ; — on . . . e+ = Ys a . eae: rs a : : con = . i » +m + j riday LOr Portiand, Ure.. attend : rn : Llipstein of a Rrent- P 4 . a ; —- ' . - os j , ; . ov? =e ; é 7 i } yy r Ha ; it i* Lé es the general sonference Se Ee ig ge. Riven agpagas Mirada Pepi 1g Sein Be bsg 2 | | The \ Wot : : le = es wey ot =, Oe I tess; a luncheon Mon- . tp Pee a no ap pectr caiman ee ore 3 es Vo ~ pe ip — Junior League. Miss Cahill wen: : ive y Mrs. Philip A. Becker a ey wn 3 ‘ . . » —_ * ahs te asad - ‘ eC A i; : v I | Ww —- ‘ 4 ct TY Prec me on \ Ss * mY whys 7. ‘ > 4 gp 2 \ owt ‘ ri a delegate from the St. L of 3463 Longfellow boulevard, and ) a 2 . yp ("hs » ~ _™ ; 2 : aa seats - , N a ] ‘ ‘ - é ony ig be Paul, Minn.. sh?) similar affair which Mrs. Zim- ) ) SHOP, 451: joined the delegates from merer ‘ ae n | ppol caceeaneres segtit. Tigigtaritstsn: af . merer gave for her guest Tueeday po’ ) ) i ‘one CE: 3} 294. Mt eee ‘ clea vsasee sss sseeecererssaseere chapters, who were traveling i + 7} ; x : 1? Lf . “4° ' at Bellerive Country Club. 3 7 . Biock South of Washington Av Complete in the autumaé. Harm Lair o1 ame : oni * the fiowers, and a. ~ } MOL A i : . . » : nag | aoll manne- i WATER OR FINGER WAVING: . efficiency. That « six years the La ver ‘ os ante ie ee Ysehaded frock aves |e : Der] Loe eet : yi . a anu ~_ 7 y' e oes tatri re at - - i ‘ . ~ * : . ‘ . ~* ™ «7 t s* : ¢ . a > . - " ® ** 4 ssrsises Sssssssestese ve reuline Wave un ee « hear eontaininge @ bridal bowanee es * + 8 ee eee Hes OF O88 OOO OC Ee . ‘ : oe ee OO eee) 8 ORE] ORE ET © OSS 8 OR Oe eRe (Sees © - pos . . y at ; hearing a private car. On the way dinners wares, se a: ss Funk and het! aa) and othe@social affairs will b Mis: vn Porter %? . : SPECIAL $ Hair,¢ ‘ fia § given. Miss Cahill will be gone t 1] ill arrive this ¢k te + PROF DRANNON or. ” $10 Permanent Marcel Wave othing ore to pay. Om Tuesday and Thursday a Ne f° me oe 8 ——- > : ° io ie 4+ t3 i- ubout tw Weeks. the Lindenw ~~ e * , e GArfield 11139 lis "a, laugh Kiit andenwood i, ome , - ee Wave - ‘ Ends # ; . ~ : : ~ aie ~*. ieep =Maret ave. Ringlet Ends THOMSON, Nestle Expert | ' 4502 | ssitam ‘ | No MRS. « Mr. > Centennial May 28 to 31. = ‘ 7k Kinks: retains its beauty through our knowledge of 7 TINY 2 oe ; ee enolate pti eons eey - the erst pe sien. aa Coil. | ie! Permanent Marcel ees - $15.00 —— wrapping the hair, an 7 our experienced operators. 35 years LA \ ERA BEAL TY E SHOP La enue, 3 Ope Wile | “ : = ee ee ek me “5 | ie Paris Vif Permanent ere T .$2500 : mm Y 2 the Hair Business in St. Louis m °04 N. Tth—N. E. Cor. Seventh and Pine ! 2 ‘for son of Mr. and Mrm} guest their daughter, Miss Freder- s of Oxford, Kan., who is maid TALBOT’S BEAUTY SHO —_ ae ttre . = , ce .¢ 2959 Water=| & han ; a, \A/ tea Britton of Detroit of Ronor in the Mav Day Pageant a ae ; ; a acs as > ~ &s . - . € a A ? > bd 3115 ~ GRAND BL., be ies ls on : : iT letay ried | | Miss Porter was graduated from . New York Permanent ave Shop W i 7 A M SS oe Phons ra a ae a: ag | ay as ns "a . : S. Stever of Flint {Lindenwood in 1925. | oth floor Holland Bldg.,.21: N. 7th St. | > aa cee aie | gu St of Mrs. KF. Ww salad Oi GArfield 8614 . pc Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Ganey ; 6481 Ellenwood ave- = a ' a a J Uils ; Veguiu a eee : r In June Mr. and Mrs. Ves- a ee we Oper’ oosmuIoo = ; — PERMANE ee one ie RE ew these : : See rater ete sree sierra : ; Aa OSuilsilli te fT rOTne " , + E . . ™ i y’ me | ’ a 7 7 a yA 7 4 iAzAT i “i if on TT: i* gra 7 nen Pm —_ 4 ‘ \ 7. \ Am a r Cor ar e"“T "RD T . kh 7 ~ on * h road, and Mrs. V« sper will have a (ne summer months oe f. “ ~~. s : 2 - . | : ¢ em Orme. T .1¢ | a —— . ie ie - mick wort! ) t; a we bh, 'miler mF, West of oh ‘ » foe Lose iri: sis. a4 ax SSOSS OS OS SSO SOS y ¥ GOCSGOOO 4 for 6 months. ] and set your mg you the ia wok too OUR CONTINUED i | Vrs her guest, Mrs. Henry fethe 4 - ALTIK Mrs. Charles E. Bauer and Miss CM a wi agg Ble NESTLE CIACULINE & Minneapolis. | ie tia 41} 4 ct Qe wee OF Wit ringiet ends. With shampo |, Ade emmer will depart the !at- 16% 3 : n given each patron Sepiiiiemenenntiiee Mrs, William H. Danforth of 17 | yor na ceo en for New |) ae MARY MILLMAN, 3961 Blair Av. Xa EX . 7 Z . -4 7? I% é Kin hy ry ee lie ~ ‘ A, ail s . eis .% “Wilk BG: ) oT aid SOUPS piace has turned eS * ‘ , OT My Z , x . ; | , po ; a ° ; eae eR ec 2 > sgl eee XPERT INECTO DYES CIVEN Our Price Complete , from Scarsd } N. yy . ge natal ie Aw ay un il ine@ igaiier : j PY ‘ TYler 1873J Be ef ntaine Car North 4. - Bae nal . . — j aA It) wk eC haw heen © oe a an — r eptemt . While abroad Wa akan ch eet rae oe etait sin leie’ she! sae si aie wie’ ci! ahs satus ul ah sie rab Pee chem ra aire arena eae ¢ ; + j ’ al “ Ba Sea oor eNe te 5 it] Mrs. Randolph P. Compte Paes sap iT visit Italy, France. Switz- . ° 5 La Rue Permanent Wave Shop id, Germany and Scotland and # x0 rs Alex G. Cochran .¢. | Will motor through England. moreland place, and Mrs. Greenfield Su Maryland avenue, wil! Oughkeepsie, graduat College 7th I i ; 4 Fa , Cartiela een: 2 Ss sple did savings fort ‘ s \* Peter Pan Permanent Waves = |) eee eee 4 gift seekers, for brides, grag - 2 , fit loo rfec reel ith rine! ws , ! a! 1 p! | Permanent Wave , > = ig perfect gyn with ringlet | oe annie an $s ana re eTil / : 3 ~ Oo S1Bes No need to use water- : 1 . . . os Ting you any kin ne f ; , . . tOr jsust a } en = | : | —_ — d and " a | t, : a limited time c — -3 a | : 5 | | a Exquisite importe ‘ P ; " se per Se ee HaMmpoc ws ’ : . ~- me & you desire Work guaranteed, , : a powder Bar iualy Shey | 4 . — , | tae aed , mestic garments and 4073 8. Grand P . ? o - * : : _ house part or ~~ classma om | . > s ; ee . ie ee ee ee» a 5 daughter | T | ie jue | : E : . ee. tangtier : South | ire ss Ca ne J will be gra NESTLE LANOIL | MR. GARTNER : uxury” Facials | | . Robes r = - at ot uth | uated in June from Marr Institute . = ‘ T ; Pauline Zepin of 5942 Me-i gue Slips ee... Pstline Zope Me- | sam a sy is 3 ¥ . , sat EO IIS 51g % ra i Pree ae ee ee and - re in PERMANENT he Ges Compoun _ an Doi petal “a i pecial Hot Oil Treatments neces thd #- September. Inecto ae ee oe es oe tegular chaz hampoo and Marcel or Finger Wave s-* hate dl * Wl Take a Beautiful Perm - 4 j . &) he r i . ’ Mise a Mr. and Mrs. .. Wade Chi dreas ; rmanent 3 : ti . New Shelton or Vita-Tonic N arcel Perman nt, ' T . achieve the smart {lroer= Cf : . . aioe Mi 'o “ L' pen Evenings by ADI™ intment We Specia.ize if lad? of the Clayton and McKnight road : : id, j | ‘ 7 strat e enrt 9 _— : é Ss Gt lee tee te tov GWEN GAVIN = 3. 3 / ; ‘ TAN BE | | one must have corret = a | vedding of —e lL. M. Wate of New Orleans, fo GArfield 9293, Room 474, Pau I Brown Paul Brown Bldg. BEAUTY SHOP 3 es. O : th ret 2 splen i "new nal 3g | be RM s and Mra if . 7 * ’ 4 1 s _ : - A Merly of St. Louis. Several ‘nicr. Bidg. Entrance, $18 Olive Se. 204 N. oth St —Through Barber shop hon tals i . ~ y —~ Bt — €s ai - : : ite ' oz { 14 Nerthia wd + <3 r saa 77 5 614 OLI\ E ST. Phone GArtield 2819-3053 | rte 5 — | a 4 3 me - i 7, : — | = 3 | y

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Three Wedding Dates re oe SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1997 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | , PAGE 3 |i ts Continued From Preceding Pa : “Announceme IVTLLLS SET OZ —— : se. FF Ny 9 MiMi Lc cea QPS): 'P . d Oth church There will be a play. y arties an cr “How the Story Grew.” in whieh Ti Moree J. Hess of 55c, ragements MISS : Mrs, George J. Hess of 5501 Bart e() Engagements , MARIE BOpp : mer avenue. at By, Of Engag MISS GERALDINE FUNK MISS VIRGINIA SANKEY : Affairs of \V eck | usa tice eum tntceeee i Ric Lice, imer, , 3. y : “ltd td ddd ternary | Another bride of June w; oN Ww eddings, MMEUdd«: perseossapeoecoaay” OS — | ites Derstiy Jochen anegy. _ Bs i la LL mmm tis, — of Ween ae ee | Mrs. Franklin R. Jackes of the eno, . ee Bie Sty nes Y lll mmm yg ty 0 er Ft tt Be Mrs. Jay Herndon Smith ot Qs | Longworth, Elizabeth Brown, Por- Regis apartments, who Will me “ty / Vi 070 OS ely EO" Cer0re,, Uy ee # ‘ai - at. Ellenwood pie “ = sg = oe ‘tla Owens and Ethel rR. Rice. ‘married June 16 to Warren s ae, —!* :. ie : ner dance Friday evening a e Mra. William A. Stickney of the G a: ”% 4 - ~ 7 a Tf fr VO f Se T f er ,ler of Webster Groves. Misy Becomes Bride of W Infrey a a St. Regis Apartments gave a luneB- ) | | > Kennard Wal- : | Jackes and Miss Petring wil) » adtend. | niece, Miss Anne | esterday the St. Loutls Shar CcePYy ) Atian a. , eon yeste! ay at € wt. _honors at a luncheon to be steal a: lace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs fronbe-enig ook ‘Harry Brookings Wallace, and | Country Club, the afternoon of June 11, DY Migs | Merry, Breckings Wallace, ond | Counts? OM ee Te erence etter at -. a Love, danghine of e| Conte Se eee Mrs. L. W. Burbach of 4384 ¢ of “ peste Love, daxtnine: &- rds have been | : ee ae Mi lormng card announce | Westmoreland place. Mrs. Smith | de}! boulevard and their daughter, wié , anc iss Norma Mr. +1 Lindell boulevard, announc- 'and her subdebutante daughter, / Miss Lucille Bell, for a mixed tea Burgee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, of 492 laine of their daughter | Miss Katherine Smith. have re-| next Sunday, for Miss Marie Clark- James Z. Burgee of 3635 Lafayette mae wwe THATIDES O°. Winfrey Stuart turned from visits in Washington | son. daughter of Mr. and Mra. W —, a. gare Parties | A Ga Wédads. ' and New York. Palmer Clarkson of 2 Windemere os ae ackes will include » al . Scien & ace er fiance Robert : : 7 Mrs. William J. Lemp of the | place, and her |! ] ne 1 luncheon at the Forest Park Hotel, «BY, ag te: aan | | 9 | Prince Casey, G s Angeles, ae | Chase Apartments entertained 12) Prince Casey, of Los May $1 for which her sister, Mrs, gal Church. a = Pp e¢ jand thetr wedding party About Frank Ball, will be hostess, a sii] make thelr | guests at luncheon, Thursday, | | ; luncheon to be given by M sfier a wedding ¢ ;complimenting Miss May Foster, | #0) a pyres for , “11 DY Mrs. Mon. — | Miss Bell w epar roe C. Lewis of Clayton, the atte: Miss Elizabeth Agee of St. Louis, | | 'who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed- | , | Baltimore and Washington. Later to be even by 3 Edwin Ht — "hon ha announced the she will go to New York to meet | ty to be given by Mrs. Edwin Hy. Columbia, Mo., has announced the | ward Limberg of 2 Lenox place. | The Benefit Bridge Party given Lieut. and Mrs. Richard S. Baron. i'mer and her sister, Miss Mar for her wedding to William | | under theauspices of Gamma Phi/ wy, are returning from England. ) . sis » Miss Margaret plans fo sti | Beta Sorority for the new woman's. Pgs: | Moffatt, daughters of Thomas Mot Henry Arthur. The ceremony will | : omans iyieut. Baron will be stationed at. |'fatt of 7103 Marvlara avenue, June take place Tuesday evening, June building at Washington University, | Newport, R. L. for the summer and is, at Sunset Hill Country Ciyp : at the Maple Avenue Methodist will lake place at the St. Louis |Miss Bell will be their guest most Miss Jackes will be attended be church, the Rev. Ir. Alford H. Woman's Club, 4600 Lindell boule- lof the summer. | Mrs. Ball as matron of honor and porter officiating. A reception will ~* # oo . yiss Aileen Brower Lonsdale NAS ‘ AAAS WAAN \ ." ‘s ,** . - W NN PEERY AQ AQ . ~~ . Caras hav: hee Nn ret eived from ~~. ) . + > © | ms - Sasnges Sete, “ > sas ~* \ A \ m~ n~AA any? \~ ee Westmoreland place, gave an infor- |McMath, Walter Goldstein, Pay nride’s brother, will give her in> tS eS a fo . Willard Gartiett, Mrs. Edgar Ros: | Westmoreland place, guve.sis Slee Whitemore of Indianapolis, Ing marriage, and the attendants will Wit, ae i {ti bee pean ’ os ry tel or Satin, | honor of Mre. Chambers: ual a seeks, brother of eee a Somer francis > ~ CRY Sele oem ae | Muench Tee Max S) arkloff Mrs daughter. Miss Delphine Chichester sroomaren. ae lenge’ Landis. o ‘St. Paul, Miss Paul Rider “Mrs J. P Higgins. 'of Hampshire County. . England. ‘aie mee : rath Stevinson Columbia, Mo. Mrs. F ank Coleman Mrs R E | The tea tables were adorned in et Mrs. Leland Wills Shadburne Whitekeer Mrs Ray 4 Derua tines ‘spring flowers and were presidea and Mrs. Leland Wills Shadburne | Whitake Mrs. yA. sure rs | ooring Somers. sae ee ae ogee eaeida The maid ct pincott Mrs George Throop Mrs | younger set. Miss Chichester ane groom, bridesmaids. The maid of | Aponstiartn S cameiane ames Be setess fo mother. Mrs. Claude Chiches-" honor is to be Miss Hulda Taylor | ace ms i ne eiace sen will remain with Mrs. Cham- of Keytesville, Mo., and Marjori« mat PPh i mont Pot, mst | bers until \the latter part of June. Sijieeer sit. John. 3 ren David A. Bixby, Mrs. Thomas M.|; Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Waldheim he the flower girl. John W. Bohn : Marshal, Mrs. Roland Greene Ush- | have taken possession of their new is to be best man, and the ushers will include Homer Francis Taylor, \ RN Ss ry SISSTT, ees Re Aw MSVSSASSASESRAHOKRHRE MOTE CESA KS Senmeanecnesscannanss paladin at tb >, Ye > . % . & S Yan AN % Announcement has been made of the engage- ment of Miss Funk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Funk, 5528 South Grand boule- vard, and Robert G. Risse. “, Mmm Mie TULLE Witlitttlitl tyes 7 Wa wisi . iat P eg BRR oe é ae > i . : ae — “ % . Krebs. Mrs. Ernest Sweetser, Mrs. 11 Dp. m. In Vl ty, Wdtrypyy “tiny see SRR MN MMA. eo N aN Ws AAA SANAALK TM, Miss Ruth Kriesmann. daughter |of former Mayor Frederick ¢ 'Kriesmann of the Embassy Apart. iments, has chosen Saturday, June | 25, as the date of her marriage to | William A. Field, Jr., of Chicago, |The ceremony will take Place in the evening at the home |bride’s father, the fey. | Brock of St. George’s Chapel] to | officiate. The personnel of the | bridal party will be announced lat. er. “tiny, ~ SS SVS SS SUP SVVIVS SAAC ALKLRARARANRARARSR SA SEAS STS EE ET OE ES * bo he + o> & >See hhh hhh hhh bh ddd beh ddd ddd ddd dd do ddd ahora Loree LL SASS ASASASASAAAAAAAAA AAS «* i SSANANAAAS NINN SAAR ARRAN er, Mrs. Clark McAdams, Mrs. T.| home at 5925 Lindell drive, and B. Armistead, Mrs. A. E. Mooney, | will be at home informally to thetr Mrs. Lee A. Harris, Mrs. Samuel! friends next Saturday, from ® to the event of rain ~. NY + Frank Senkosky and Everett Gill} agee of Fayette, Mo., brother of f A = FROSSRATPE SHSM RERRRES REED RE Reae cea eaas . iets’ 5 . 7 ~*®LALALARALAAA AT SS oS SSS > x SSAEAAKAS + ' Otto Heller and Mrs. John Hartithey will be home the following Brown. evening. } The annual May festival of the Miss Jane Thompson, daughter | Triangle Class of St. John’s Meth-!of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett V. Thomp- | odist Church, Kingshighway and!g«on of the Barnes road, will give | Washington boulevard, will be giv-| . len Wednesday evening at the a | j a aero oS oo & « NAANNAANAAANAAAAAAASNAA AAAS AAA AAA ca enna ceueeuacuas the bride. SRs SSS SSMS ASA SPAS SRA SARPAASAALSABS SEERA ASS *“s* ON nae “ Mr. Kriesmann’s other daughter The Mrs. Stuart McCormack: -of Chicage. ding of Hill, is visiting him and will remain for wr of Mr. and Mrs. David W. the wedding of her sister. of the St. Regis apartments and NESE SES St ne cae ‘7 peel P ¢ — + “ Miss Sylvia Mushlin. dauchter of pee ‘ — _ age cabs Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin es. ees wy, mac SES Jo ‘of F585 Page houleva rd. “4 have been i ae fet Yn, thy Vis | part Wednesday for an extende pens: nc. s : a ia fabs Wed Wt btt yy itrip East. She will remain ip : — ae See % Philadelphia for an indefinite yisit iwith relatives. s N \ Continued on Pare OPPORTUNITY WEEK SPECIAL $ Permanent Wave. Marcel and ringiet ends. Work done by operators that know how to give a real permanent on a Nestle’s machine. All the new methods are used. Every wave guaranteed. Permanent can be given over old wave. We have a special process for dyed, bleached and «gray hair Mail in £1.00 for future date for this special. Our work is not done by students. CAbarny 1322. Open Evenings by Appointment. PEACOCK BEAUTY SHOP; 5927A Easton YX ON Miss Bopp, President of Lenox Hall Alumnae, pre- sided at a luncheon’ given yesterday by that organiza- tion at the Congress Hotel. —Ashen-Brenn: r 1 will sister-in-law, who will be matron of honor, an: Miss Helen Russell of Webster | ee Groves. will be maid of honor. Her ee emeeneonececoccqoosens two nieces, Betty Hill and Mollis = : ton will be flower girls Lee | Fowler of San Antonio, Tex., he best man for his brother. Fowler and his bride will 4 M4s+ hA PAD Dir pBRL+-z4*éL Med Ae enn oe de SSSR NVVQAQHY RMN SS N ~+4/+2@¢ ee ok 2 Maggots AES. se Arte, e pce ot eS Dee, a WO puttin KO ee dd Ln PERMANENT WAVE ¢ YOO EE ‘aes hips, BF gO se ae 7 Beautiful large deep marcel wave with ringlet " * 4 eee aaa sass in V4, ee . Sess yy ends—NO kinke—that retains ite beauty. t rough eo mo: “ge Mee ~~ ~ Uy. gt , our knowledge of wrapping the hair and our ex- Com- | , perienced operators. We guarantees every Ware. plete 25 years in business. Wy | eae APKING’S BEAUTY SHOP : eZ Hours. 9 AM. 1103 N. Taylor Av. FN ieccemye RSSSROQQQNRRAANAA NNANNAAAAAAAAS ANANSI SSRIS BRS ERO AAA WN RzaOneauace eee, Or X ‘\ Way NX Cras , - T * f " Ar t+Arn1 heir home in San Antonio. Miss Hill will be graduated from SRANAAN ~ ae \ 5 the University of Missouri next; ae: g 3 esses : a 4 : — 201053 0 IOCIO = 4 ~~ —— 2 and will return to St. Louls, gine 3. Sne is a Memovdey of the | on : Delta Gamma _ Sorority. Mr. Specially n810| isa piaduate of Siuaourt id ‘ Miss Sankey, daughter of PERMANENT WAVE a ae ag | Mrs. Anna McClain Sankey, EXTRA SPECIAL—Nestle Circuline Wave— $8 will take an active part in Be ne BB ap Ringlet eMd® .icsesescececs benefit bridge for the Wom- VITA TONIC METHOD. -+ssr-s0+-++vseosses ose 9D en's Building of Washing- Experienced Operators on Both Machines ton University, June 3. PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SHOP j is — Dieckmann. Evenings by Appointment—3187 S. Grand, Near Cormecticut. Phone GRand BROT § Beauty Culture memes of the Universny 1 Yn, a So Re RS — fe “ Le - - PAASEPAPD Dc bBbarsrihtsiiilhe OOO OTE PEEFPAEESEPE PEASE Fa eas P + . os , % + T\ rr oarryre ce a cae Ete »}] ,” deta ‘nllere Ty e = : y win ) : ; , t c - y AP van cae. © SS fia | Vl erry ot la An itstanding feature of esten Colleg Oxford College. | | niversits who presented a play-| treasurer, and Mrs. Ernest W. Stix, OPEN vEnwen ae” + me GArfield 1113 a ) = saturday evening, May 7, at 30} the program following the lunch- | Missouri University, Mlinois Univer- |let, “The Prince Who Was a Pip-}{ajiymnp—. concillor. : Bet : iss Elizabeth astinys, daug! | ve Pde: manuel eon was the report of the scholar it ane Washington University. jer.” coached by Miss A. M. Racy}; SON. Nestle Expert 7h . s Expert ; : +) is C 1 thie 450% j i ; { | i i 1 4 : : , P 5 U YE SHOF Dp tgaee a ee . ty ieittienltioent Chirch age - howl shiy wards committee. Folk the luncheon the guests!and costumed by Miss Margaret | lartls ? ¢ Term yie a | 1? ° ’ ’ , ’ rr ; ’ | | } : i wa i t} ; ; . aA . . . | = _—— criyr . ‘+ ~ ' ' . Y 4 s : ; . \ o ‘7 - .) ‘ I bs iris ) ) r "¢ ; “ i ‘ i i , 7 Pi i i ye «A ‘ bi td ¢ ¢ ; a be > Ls - ita : Se arnietiv may 7. ; : wa TA 2a «4 | > ‘ ’ it ' i . 3 a: . - 5 | ‘ . 4 go " ‘ . + P ms oF >» 7 . . > "7 . . * Ine . + | , ;?% 1 . ; a} as aces o | ‘ West of Sth ‘families and a few close fricads. |) ce gin nit wlan vood Hig aulis arker 0! | aegee Be “ree lass and Frank 1: were | Wood SiGs) =e : MARINELLO APPROVED SHOP UR CONTINUED riS DF) Delmar Trivillion 5733A Delmar BI. Evenings by Appointment Phone CAbany 3133 eception at the home of the bride's /0f Central High; an Nh : The Most Sensational Dress Sacrifice in Eight Years! , ii make theit : ST. LOUIS WEEK SPECIAL $ “Savings That Seem Almost Unbelievable! ] - | | . ’ so a : 5 pi Pn am : ee and Mirs. ‘ n : | me “it ys oe a pag pe ; - asta ' ; Rn home BTiIeFy JgUTic 24 Bb Ol ‘ PE \ A EN W | VE Ni G | par. | 2d | ) R! 4 L | d \ cel witt ] 7 Tycq —\ £y icA il se | ij i nticel at Godfr 1, Sa " | oe aa ne eee y - Wonderful new quick process. : i) aie © on new Nestle machine. Evers wave | : . = f. ° Hat eit area ee oe sccgaaaeags ) ee aranteed. A permane? , can be given over an old permanent. | Offers splendid Savin gs for the: i ifthe engagement and approat tii Does not hurt. ' x ‘acedies by app nt Pos tively Dv students do yoy) re a | | ; ae marriage of Miss Laura A. Watters £ obieuh iis RAINEY’S PERMANENT WAVE SHOIl | rif “£9 sl LY — ee ‘ oe >_> : - gift seekers, for brides, gradu i Mr an ies Pie tt and M | 3515 PINE BL PHONE NOT LISTED—JEFFERSON 7989 ates, travelers, and replenishing | ' | ms ee : ee . ” a ee = a ve Permanent Wave Phone for Appointment or Mail in Deposit MD vent 241 Alamo street.” Th ane ee | ° eerie ores, fo-8 : $45, $39.75, $35 and $25 gan wk Hotel. M 7 ut leaves ’ fd; an lace trimmed or smartly tat ; on hell g making ¢} te bs ati Tnited States Senator arry FP ‘ombDs nect seare. ‘ ' specialize ir the “LEON OL ‘METHOD which took {iret i nited stat tata ; ' cond and third prizes in the recent beauty show at the Wal- : o® lored—in traditional bridal | | _— neton boulevard. fTlawes sill make an a idresS at tn¢ ps FT dorf-Astoria Hotel, New York. white, and pastel shades. i eS —* and M 2, B.S f annual dinner meeting of th n- MARY & BENDER pn er pong a mee ee wan ’ trie Te oe ip ) jae fink ¢, he held in 1¢ BEAUTY CULTURE STUDIO a — er tyalf Block Meath | Hi Hounced enraremer ane cies building, 4359 Lindell boul 359 North Boyle pink Ax TALBOT'S Rawat oar: = =«—6CoAthe Se P : $ Step-Ins Hi Ughter, Id and Morris »f 'vard, next Wednesday \ e1 ing nt Lindell 3608 Marsland-Olive Car Phone DE:imar 3024. Hours 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. This Price Only in Effect Pe ae oS Mr. Dunn is a gradu-|7 o'clock ee ore ie scevowaveveovovevs 098 vouvvavsv¥veee Vea wave Uuevs veveyWe vows ve we uuu ews vunuuseeveveeeneueteuaweb sae | While This Group Remains } 4 oe . marcel wave. HRinglet ends . > ; ‘ ; ine Hote i fee a NF : i G rua . te , ~~}¢) iN) (our TY ethod noes Yr i ary or break the hair, but leaves ig in a natural 1s ) ’ ; a4 Lida wal , rom ,* ve Exquisite imported and do-|,/| mestic garments—handmadc, |i}} | Senator Hawes to AK. hort time only No wave setti: ul ‘ a. ‘ ID wu veveues Chemises potas Bloomers ae Up to Our Standard—Not Down to a Price! $ — + Young of 4241 Athlone At ti AMT “ Gowns BA" announced the engagement eof | St. Fouls College Club, Saturday, Swirl Marcel Permanent Wave 2 m "r dave, ee ee | i 64 7 ‘hn Buroughs - 11: , Neolo ‘ a! on Se SOU a 3 = Every wave at our establishment will be given to you | | 4 egligees v. St ' a Schoo! Irs F. Ray Leimkuehler. 4 ~ , C gt you, ' . : , by 4 as iine, Prix €s are exceptional! oo is a f ing eerererary fe. ag i he “ - : > Te « "ets ; i* . J . . . . seein i . i - j ' ti ane i T? : To achieve the smart silhouettes Pe itia tora... eter, AUSF .4 the club: First AD ddA eh A A Vewewse ’ '

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OST- DISPATCH | | ee SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927 ee ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH = . me ee A RN — LS 2 ca a a pa oe - - —— = ee en mee PAGE 4 — ae - ree — e mentee ST. LOUIS P ——— —_— — a eee eR 8 a mee - a a —_ o ~ - ee er een ee en ee ne ee 2 om ee See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5,6 and 7. This Section Profit by This Convenient Terms . i , | a ey. pportunrty to of Payment May : i : Save Money! Be Arranged by ae fa am 3 GRAND-LEADER— —- Y a he y , S Se, ry * % f ee P. ‘ a q Rigel Fe — a 2 ie ee tae ‘ ; PEE OT REI ONG LIT etal BE ETE Rows psa ERI : go f na RES tak TP ee ries? : ae CON. aera ye as a ae ‘ a r Ee ee a pind a, Three-Day Sale of Home-Furnishings | | Coat Begins Monday—Emphatic Savings in Every Home Furnishing Department i Dress and Trave 3 - | $475 LIVING-ROOM SUITE {| 20 reeoeeiea | 2Oam ‘14 Styles in Two-Piece Living-Room Suites and 5 Styles in , S| LVE RWARE | These are Coats fro successful Paris‘and | Bed-Davenfort Suites —At a Greatly Reduced Price Sterli Silver & Silverplate— ~ 9 ned ae expensive \ : An Interesting Collection at : || There'll be many time Astonishingly low priced are these good- Prices Exceptionally Low when you will thank! looking, comfortable davenport and deep- these drastic reductior seated armchair Suites that will bring new 40 Dicnoliaied Contes oe BSP it AS SUR Finch and greater comfort, a more inviting air of hospitality to your living room. Davenports that are distinctive pieces of furniture by dav have sleep-provoking springs by night. \ . ss “ Hameencetgg r a | 45 base—each pair of Salt and Peppers in a gift box—a marvelous RUGS ex, Beautiful and Serviceable Rugs Are Now ce = | Col or Offered at Tremendous Reductions Retccated vee: 383 N Soa | 4 j : charmingly correct, the bride will wel- 54: ' ES = Add to the Gay Pageant come as a wedding gift a shining $i!- — ver-Plated Casserole with pyrex insert. ; . m () () ~ 75 $ , () Choice of mend or enh fu ’ r Fashions N ow Shown ¢ ° : ‘ oe) : . i === = ; ‘ ‘ ; ——— i and Misse Sterling Silver Candlesticks ; - J Almost any room can be brightened 2 a ‘. ‘ ‘ with gleaming Silver Candilesticks—an S 45 J rh : WV W - % interesting gift suggestion and an eco- : . ———— “SS 2 Room-Size ool iltons Fine Seamless Axminsters Room-Size Axminsters nomical one. too, when Sterling: $1)- —_ en es > the popular iow = ‘on « | = a ver Candlesticks in style are priced, pair...... bwaee Luxurious Rugs in 8.3x10.6 or 9x12 size— Just 100 of these—every one a remarkable Seamless Axminsters of a nationally known an unusually fine range of designs and colors. value. The sizes are 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 ft. brand, priced amazingly low. 9x12 or 8.3x10.6. ‘aordinary V in Chi Special Values in Gift | [J] [vith Setauem a wa ainat vf \ alues ws Chinese hugs Pieces ot Silver-Plate | sin tus promise and pink, peach and coral 8x10 and 9x12 Room Sizes in Gorgeous Handmade Natural-Color Rugs $ ad () | $ 15 $ 45 $ 65 Simple sleeveless daytime F Make your wish to own a Chinese Rug come true now at this specially reduced price. Rugs ] | s:° | 85 Cc | ] = 1 Si | t ——= if | with long sleeves for every fi that are soft and luxurious under foot, truly Chinese in motif and richly blended in colors—a best part about them is that An interesting collection of lemon dishes, butter dishes, without losing their fresh limited number offered at an almost unbelievable economy. | | : : : ! : | condiment sets, bonbon dishes and many other attractive silk crepes and Rajahs are tul “little” pieces of fine silver-plated ware—all exceptional | ” = Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged | values, are included in these four specially priced groups. Printed Silks B the Vogue for | ‘i ig } - , - . “SS * ia AN t | , ¢ Pe | fas. a | aa on an 4 .. i Hy . Flowered Georgette e & . | 3 A , — ii] , | | among the smartest | Grea Sd Ht] | ; | | fashions seen in this ¢ ed crepe de chine and two piece modes, af 100-Piece Imported China Service 23-Piece Imported — = | sent cnaetly Sana his ve in rvi : - : is rich! an H , Sugar d Cream in lor for Summer. — This very fine Service of imported china is richly decorated in an $ 50 Earthenware Sets | Sherbet Set Water Pitcher Sees a wnat : ing color for a | Je | itchef Sizes 34 to 50 Siz exquisite spray design, dainty in coloring and made more effective pee os — Is or sal aol duel ‘ nd luxurion ld 13 - . n attractive gift box f you could ask the owl and cr ; ee Oe Especially designed for cottage filled with six ctetiling wire Ry what she ‘desired —shining plain or plati-. 47 MYstgts u : . “ih : . : dP Sat silver sherbet cups com- (and if she could see the num finish—an exquit- igs this attractive Summery earthen- plete with glass insert shining beauty of this ite set that is sure . 100-Piece Bavarian and Japanese Sets ware Set that is gaily decorated in —a Set that needs noth- large silver-plated Wa- please the brid | ; large rose design, with pretty shades ing but its own beauty ter Pitcher) she would most unusual value at At this remarkably low price you may choose from three unusually 4 of red or green ’ to recommend $7 Q5 be sure to se- @7 AS ee ee $7 95 beautiful and excellent quality imported Japanese and Bavarian S 0 redom: ae it as a gift.... (.70 lect it first... $7.45 OF .. see 0+->: tne Services. The lovely clear china is decorated with pretty border ces -_ ie Main Floor.) designs in rich, soft colorings. Special | 1 Glasses and Tumblers THREE GROUPS OF CURTAINS sazzzeygy | meseisone ta Offer Beautiful Patterns and New Styles at Deeided Savings AS 2 V/A LH RY es 5 C o& y C 2) 1= | 30 Luster Lace Curtains 5-Pe. Grenadine Set Imported Swiss Rich in sheen, luxurious in appear- Curtains of good quality colored Imported Swiss Curtains finished ance with handsome scalloped bor- blocked Grenadine have full ruffle. with scallops and rayon bull ders finished with deep lustrous double ruffled valance and matching | fringe: aacchienied : bl nt eo rayon bullion fringe. Each, $2.90. tie-backs; an unusual value. 2 eed eenaibes eck rig Bancroft Holland Shades, Each “aie Ogg se es opportunity to purchase such a high-grade sunfast Shade as this for only “ve “eR ade is perfect, mounted on a guaranteed Hartshorn spring roller and there ig @ choice of cream, light and dark ecru, and linen. Size 36x7, for extra leneth wind offered now at this remarkable sale price. aaah (Sizth Fioor.) -@.epnone Orders Filled—CEntra!} 65RO @. * a" ian ws > ; > . ‘= “ei @et gas me 2 ee 7 ° -\~ Gee ae le “aa Po Of special interest just now are these remarkably low prices on 1500 high-grade first quality lead-blown glasses, hand-cut in very attractive patterns—Iced Tea Glasses just right for a cool tinkling drink, and Tum- blers clear as crystal. Fill your Sum- mer needs at these special prices. . oe i ad r OT ett 3 Me Bh ROO RO Re A SEA ore? oder — a ~ ~~ tf - - nats A . x) a Na in E | OR LIE ONG PRLS: LEEPER oo AL RA ee ee ~ " we w - ~ a o »* ~,* ot ae ww MO Le Oe *.*& > >t *,* —? * © i e*.*,* - . + * ‘ * » al = 2) “era ape O-Cedar at Special Prices O-Cedar Polish Mop, triangular O-Cedar Polish, l-quart size O-Cedar Mop, large size. O-Cedar Water Mop .... O-Cedar Water Mop, large size O-Cedar Floor Wax, 1 Ib — O-Cedar Dust Clothes, large | ‘a O-Cedar Dust Mops, large a Housewares—Fiifth FioenS es) SS ae ae a? *,* +. 7” - Ose, 8 , is, Fe +", , « *." *os > . e., . * x ’ *P erase, 04% Telephone Orders Fillied—CEntral ee a eee uieeatinecenmatitie - ee ee aie ea igo 1%

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oy, et, 3 . To x - “d r iy wee o . PN. i RR 2s ARINC MRI CRRA OT Pau ao Wo Nc NE ER ARE pte PO - - : betwee 2 4 - 4 $e oT. LOUIS POST-DISPAI LH See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4,6 and7. This Section. : = — WwW k | i airs O ce Sun Glasses, 78c Profit by Th; | j y his ; oa 1 Continued from Page 3. ; 3 Protect your eyes from the glare | r i ® | Oppo tunity to ; of the sun when out-of-doors with ~ luncheon Wednestay Ser res ... M j Be. , sun glasses—imitation shell frames |, Lawrence Battle of New York, w . ave oney: ,, : ere these groups include women’s and misses’ Suits in the favored ra prone feat mei fers a two-piece modes of the season. Dark twills, mannish mixtures ° stving ite eighth ansual, amasenl and tweeds. Single and double breasted coats, and wrap-around xtraor mary aig O | ‘flower show today at the Missouri | Botanical Gardens. or kick-pleat skirts. Smart for Summer traveling. (Thira Ficor } | cra Poe Mrs. Alys Dameron Weed of the |Westgate Hotel, gave a symposium ‘and breakfast in the Oriental room of the Forest Park Hotel Monday 4 f ‘in honor of Mrs. Catherine Grace pg | Jaeger who has been made a mem- f iber of the St. Louis Branch of the olo ful CYV | C) k | League of American Pen Women. I N I I . Mrs. Jaeger also is presid f the Brand-New Styles in-the Smart Shabes, Leathers and Colors | Corvent Senne mt tg minded | Sacred Heart Convent. Miss Mce- Nally will accompany her parents to Chicago June 1, to make thetr home, ' | The graduating class of the Jew- |ish Hospital School of Nursing will ‘give a dinner dance at the Congress | Hotel, Wednesday evening. The ‘graduating exercises will take place May 26. The members of ‘the class are Miss Clara Drinkwat- er, Miss Bertha Lee Barr, Miss Ver- NAR a A i i Re eh a Sian eS Le ate aed acs haalllinne nat tie Lonel} > on 2. Atenas teamed Sh ee ee ee ee ae te anes Pp pA cae 3 2 : ‘ } | The room was decorated in —All of Excellent Quality—All Priced Unusually Low: ane Oe ae Add to the Gay Pageant of Summer , : - daisies and corn flowers adorned _ ; , ‘the tables. The centerpiece at Fashions Now Shown for Women la | Q5 ithe guest of honor table was an @ | e Owl. the emblem of the League of - A t | t |American Pen Women. Paintings > and Misses—at iby Mrs. Jaeger were presented Mrs. | Victor Miller, Mrs. Ida Miller and the hostess. Mrs. Weed, who is styles. Sports Handbags...dress Handbags. . .shopping contrasting leathers—others equally attractive in one the Authors’ Breakfast at tie eel Handbags. . .here they are, all in fine materials, careful- tone! Sleekly flat under-arm Bags of shoe calf or Jubilee Anniversary of the League alligator-grain calf with edgings and trimmings of real |of American Pen Women held in : . e Pn ote 8 ~ ns under-arm and pouch shapes with top. or back straps— snake...the convenient large pouch with top or back | Washington, D. C., last ments eae /at which she was one of the speak- c & f+ | T is to be a colorful Summer, promises ptt hee ) Ss 1n 1 Fashion. And here, in the Misses’ | > \ you are sure to find one that pleases you! The assort- | strap...the small vanity:..all ace here in the colors ine Store and the Women’s Dress Section, | . be ment of colors includes such fashionable shades as? | predicted to be the smartest shades— (ry oltowhng tinekioes eeu i \ er-| late is this promise come true in Frocks of blue ) , . ine Higigns Sommers read several , and Sa h and or l or Rose Red Black Black Blue Green ‘of her poems. A musical program 45 $ 65 Si om “aie ee" coer . at ewe 7 a, Blue Green Pastel | Red Tan Gray [was given by Mrs. Bess Whiting impie sieeveless aytime TOCKS, TOCKS es : : : and assisting artists who were as | . if ° | nd White Combinations | J ———- ——— , Tan Gray Vivid , Black and C follows: Bertha Oswits, Laura De- 15 bi a ) ' : | | historian of the St. Louis Branch , ® _* Uf The hundreds of smart leather and silk Handbags in The newest styles for now and Summer! Here is a 'L. A. P. W., wore & gown of ivory ——— | this group are to be found in many plain and tancy wide choice of detail trimming in the styles that use ae with, BSats (rien 77 | Weed wore this same costume at a ly made, with attention to all details! Novelty Bags, with long sleeves for every hour.. .and the \ seuem- Stian Sie : best part about them is that they will wash, : Shop Early on Monday Morning If You Would Secure the Bag You Particularly Desire Virginie Seesmic eek a mon dishes, butter dishes, without losing their fresh beauty, for the ee Veet: See Sars: eee ree ‘Todd. Ethy! Barbara Smith played nd many other attractive | silk crepes and Rajahs are tubable. the piano accompaniments. A ted ware—all exceptional 7 | voluntary donation of $50 was giv- specially priced groups. Pp; p . +“) %9 len by the hostess and the guests i 1eroParis ermanent || for the flood wufterers ° . if _ Semaine - Hi}, A benefit bridge party of the St. Printed Silks Endorse ; Brings Out the Natural e | com (Chapter of the American _War Mothers, will be given Tues- the Vogue for Color | ] : Luster and Beauty of | day from 2 to & p. m. in the din- 2 the Harr —— }| ing room of the Roosevelt Hotel. | _Euclid and Delmar avenues. This Flowered Georgette Frocks are 0 $b the smartest of Summer Now...the PieroParis ashions seen in this group. Print- of the local chapter for the spring. . . on» = — as : ; ed crepe de chine Frocks in one Wave Marcel like 4 h ' The proceeds will be used for hox«- won the admiration and ap- ( | | pitals, flood relief and*other ac- | party is the important social event and two piece modes, and printed | silks veiled in plain Georgette pre- proval of many women who a tivities, pent Seapily varied ways Of wear- in the past have clung to the [| Mrs. R. J. Leacock is in charge, with Mra. R. M. Hand, Mrs. E. r and Cream | ; : } : cher ieee ane © sugar a ee — ° temporary beauty of the fH ask the . bowl and cream pitcher | Sizes 34 to 50 Sizes 14, 16, 18 ° rict ad rics Marcel. It is given exclu- || B. G. Fallis, Mrs. J. F. Higgins, | sively in our Salon. Mrs. Cuno Werner. Mrs. Jos. Bas- he desired —shining plain or plati- } cia wiser’ 3) Idseethe | num finish—an exquis- } (Thir oor ) SS y of this ite set that is sure to 1 | : a f ppp on Arg vues , { j | president of the chapter, and Mrs. ted Wa- please the bride—and a | A Whide Variety of New Designs and Colors—All “a y' “3 unin agp ree | A. F. Boehmer, Mrs. M. Burklin, e would | most unusual value at | ? Special rates for a_ limite || Mrs. Hilgeman, Mra. G. A. Knight Guaranteed Absolutely Fast. time on Vouchers entitling you f |Mrs. E. Bougert and Mrs. A. Craig. eR A ™ 4= the low price 1 . $7.45 | ai $7.95 | to Beauty service and also on I) qetpalaelailiaeds “wre tee werbest of oe eet ee . fs i _ ‘s ‘ = ° e ° (Main Floor.) S ° | ~ lling of Gloves With cottons assuming new importance in the oo method of Perma- |, Hadley held a reception in hone: | | : nent Waving. | “? shel gir. nor 1 . pecia c the list of style-fabrics this season, smart (Reante Salon—Third Floor.) s | of the senior class of Wathington Novelty French Kid— $ 79 women will be interested in this display of | University, Saturday afterneen : 4 anaes the versatile Peter Pan fabrics. Lovely Sum- from 4 to 6, in the garden of their Pull-On Chamois Gloves . ’ . ;| home. | mer frocks made of Peter Pan fabrics will be S | S I] { S Ik = he program w Hew com. esi ers | worn in the department. pecia c ing O I | posed oe ssthetious tretimaneenmnlll ng Each 1, 1000 pairs of Gloves—al] beautifully : F] ° | | the Cainpus dramatic and musical | i made of finest quality ge ge ga Peter Pan Prints ' Sister Wendy Batiste Pongee apper Suits | Wiig Guetticaen Bt» sou a | uetl at this very tow pie in Many Patterns and Peter Pan Dimity || Little Theater, with Wilma aptiwin- a elty French kid Gloves with smart turn- Gini: Dias: Oi Winn d@ier, Henrietta. Newman wwii. liam Heuer in the cast. Gilbert back cuffs in several styles and colors or “he c° Extraordinary at <a . Moore sang a solo from the cup. , the tailored pull-on washable chamois in metieaill Deal ) ) = ’ ng act of Praima Vodvil. The shade only, at $1.79. : oe } the natural sha - $ Gay little flower Prints, Dainty sheer Dimities and Q9 , Castilian Minstrels played a num- ® }, ber from “Rosita,” the musical =—_——_— i) ee ee ene ete hl tent ee ie ee eee en (Main Floor.) geometrical designs in bolder Batiste in a fascinating array : colorings, the new French de- of new designs in many pleas- | comedy produced by the Quadran- signs, showing embroidered ing color combinations, that Py] }) sie Club. Ted Williams, student effects in novel stitches— makes delightfully coo] Sum- AL || COmposer of “Rosita,” plxyed sev. these Prints receive the ap- | mer frocks. All colors guar- —— iE jm H | eral selections on the piano. Kath. proval of fashion for morning | anteed to be absolutely fast— Cool, comfortable silk ariy BD Wements an a J Hn: Women’s Glea Club, sang two eo. . id , . ° j 4 Rayon Undergarm ents re eats frocks for women | and 36 inches wide pongee Flapper Suits in || Paden etme ; children. Polly Prim Voiles button-on style, with Y, teen from. the Bonet ‘wae ee ° i . ' if a . aA AY C Shiteanl $ 19 Peter Pan Asprey Print | Wek. wankd Gummer be eS paige self a 4, | vem the Dance of the Spanish ee Sr. =—=—= New designs on white or without its voile frock? Cool and line es | it arm on — Carol Crowe, Ruth Gowns—Shfhecral at delicately tinted grounds, sheer frocks are delightful, very special price of | | me re — Koch, Henrtetta fashionable women are choos- | made of this dainty Voile $1.99. The Suits are | feelin goede hereto a ; and The Gowns are well made with rein- ing this Peter Pan fabric for | with its prim little designs on well made and wonder- | pgp buttertie presi “a wine ecial Prices | ' 7 f | ‘ | inted | |e ly , forced armholes and the smart new Jenny ot eegt "pga 49c a con ful values! ] Boe and Edna Eaton and @ sola ) neckline...the Costume Slips are plain- ig Sa aaboiny ods . | by Eleinor Henning. Edith Gor. : — || dan was the accompanist. Carlet tailored with shadowproof hems and be ; i shail ~a tops, or frilly ‘aotes with novelty Peter Pan Ginghams Boys Silk Pongee Tams, $1 || Hadley and Milton Monroe had the Very specially priced are these Tams made of s | program in charge. ffles—all extraordinary values ‘ iF omen picoted des ‘ Attractive plain-color Ginghams that are s0 the same high-grade material as the flapper suits. i A miscellaneous shower was given at this price. neat and suitable for house frocks and childrens The Tams have removable headbands to permit i bee Sunday afternoon by Mise Eth. Rayon Pajamas of high quality dresses. Of finest combed yarns, fast 59¢ laundering. The Tams and Suits together make j *! Metz of 2543 Ariington avenue, are are special value at $2 95 color and 36 inches wide; priced at, yard.. smart Summer outfits. tf a honor of Miss Gladys Haaretr, dealngg ‘a : ae ; wat O — o ‘loo s a( rloor whose marriage to Walter Sean. | £2 (Second Floor.) Checked Ginghams in tiny, medium and large checks, 69e ers OMe fone 0 yer e aeons areal rs a wcatnasid lon will take place in pore . .: ae Tlenhone Orde “illed—CEntral 6 (Secon l¢ fephon Urcers ilied-—CEntral 6. om 3 . (Housewares—Fifth Filoor.3 a | ee ee ~ i ses : ! Miss Gladyis ie the daughter ef Pty | | Mr. and Mrs. William Hassett ef led—CFEntral ¢ North Pope’ pveRuts "_. ssstemetaatees berelar io. T.? wy ee =— = nama ‘ . pent

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* mg anu h GE a, a. eee a mw a . ware ji hg : ~ . “ Y be re F oe. oe OGLE AR Dp aig PR oe Vrach Rete tne peri ates ree - ee r a, a iia Ms + we TY Pitre beta) Shenstone “= fey tenes ll -- - - —, cieihdeeetiaete te ee er eT A et tte tee ti ee Dcueeieeeeenetiiemenengeenne a ae Rucmnesteeeneneneessenenemens oe eee at the Saturday program for the pa, A Los -Angeles club. The alumnae : val ~S SA in general will be represented by | pa otitis om Miss Alma Stumberg. vice-presi- 225 A; _ dent of the Lindenwood Alumnae | See! - rol —_— \ R; . ~ d | Asso at ion oon: we a! 2" . an - a Laila td = eee The ——- The various clubs will alse give | . eget oes’ ae 1 ‘ . | ‘fefiir mre Lz ty on X ons ‘ fte i nN. Na a hecker straw in ji “stunts par y, Mo lay afternoo $1 SA. parchment and white May 30, at the Academic Day pro- s 38 : - a4: 4 bd is - = -_ lis . on ; ze ; 4 . pa : * 7 Noe green and white, red a ee A Se H Foundation eS Seven-piece Sets—including. and white, blue and hardt, president of Milis College, | : oth 7 aimee 7 deeds ' . ‘ iatueeet cities will come to the FURNITURE SUPPLY | hee 4639 Delmar Boulevard — is er “hagas eto = our — apr will | ae | ; venu ‘ formal opening of the Centennial ' fi Gowns we ge nang ce com teal Nenag & H call for your furs. ur coats repaired an Temod- fm / Bl RA 610 to 618 Washington ry of the college Saturday morning, | we Calt TYler 0303 Bien, ouh ag ‘caublichments in Se. lan. oe eid | eled at low Summer rates naw. — | TCONOMY Lich way May 28, at 10:30 o’elock, when the | 37! | Will use your material df desired. Bar | CreCeTUMTES president of the college, Dr, John | ! Ber APPAREL = | : “THE ABSLE of : eS ° in themes. Sik a EVI: pee OREDAL in : LANDERS-PEARLMAN FUR CO. e: i Pe . . . , aris SES ra W “Welcome to Alma Mater,” to more | ae a a am eg persona : EOrest 376! for bridal a — FOrest 376] ' WASHINGTON AV 2D FL Ff Girls Undergarments , ee ne eee eee 3 rea o fin e tosers of lost arti- =: : ar speciality at this season. s- ie —_ ond oo \, than 2000 who are returning — _cles. That medium in St. ate ta |: amen submitted upon request. 823 OOR . 77c | the cele) ration. Mrs. W. K. Roth, | ¢he rOST-DISPATCH. Call MAin_;: ; SSoeocee panera sie seesraecreccscsrecoenenentpreeee re aagreneereeeee ae” “4 president of the St. Louis Linden-/ 1111. ee : In Her Smartest San a ~ wood College Ciub, will represent | or mu this club. Mrs, William Carter cy —— —— SSS — SS S——SSS== — —— 1 = _ Te eee will speak for the New York Lin- | — ae "(en 3 ns ry yawana denwood Club; Mrs. W. W. Sey- See Our Other Announcements on Pages | : ae : mour, who is president of the Ii- ; Curtain Remnants . Two distinct versions of lincis Federation of Women’s, ? - ailw Priced aan h Fr nch mode b our Clubs, wil speak for the Chicago | ii ‘ m Specia v c ce e y | Lindenwood College Club. The : : Included are scrims, voiles, Ey New York custom makers. delegation from the Lindenwood | | ae ecttes, £59 On . Cellege Club of Les Angeles, will . | reps. etc.: suitable lengths for mn be large. much enthusiasm having | draperies. curtains, ¢tc. x a been created by a visit among the » = ; oe contig 2 iattati A - GRAND-LEADER —~ Men's Iam SS : Straw Hats, $1.50 | Italian straw sailors with slain or bright fancy bands; new wide brim style; cushioned © leather sweatbands: all sizes. Feonomy Highways members of this club last Christ- $ 50 | mas by Dr. and Mrs. Roemer. ——s | Mrs. Robert L. Hubbard will speak a. eee a Re ea eae Linen Breakfast Sets ~. ee Ne ee — I a ‘their golden wedding anniversary | . and saw their youngest son mar-. The Grecian Sandal ried. The parents of Diehl, who , Was born at. the above address, also | —has a vamp of straw ihad held their golden anniversary with either green, or- ‘there. The Diehls have 10 chil- chid or pink Astrolak dren, 11 grandchildren and one | trimming. Medium | wan ee round toe and spool Golden Wedding Celebration. heel. All sizes. el goiden wedding anniver- be celebrated today by Siebe, who — 50-In. Sateen, 19¢ Yard ; o "a | Good quality drapery cotton Sateen ‘in several colors; A Lover’s Form cre- Bi lengths —— 1 to § yards; ation, designed for the as slightly soile A new lightweight Bb wee see aS | model that confines the pense of ais born diaphragm sufficiently el ee a to uplift the bust and =e a aang se mime pe | : . hold it into shapely well S PES. oe ee a} 94 Beautifully designed defined lines. Made of the most elaborate gi S | } W a Riskay ery ee brocade combined with | aed simplest frock. ff a e 0 omen $ ; Se a inal ea soft jersey to make a } ‘ FE ; ~ fortable and practical ar uplift $1.50 garment, particularly sneees desirable for the trous- seau of the bride, or for Summer wear. This Riskay, as illustrated, The longer brassiere «IS pr for the fuller figure, at especially designed to give a smooth unbroken line from the top of the Brassiere to the bottom of the corset. Fashioned of beautiful brocade with elastic waistline inserts that prevent any slipping out of $] OE oe ee ‘ehalebet v Hizhway.) ~~ SS en Ore cy ee a neeieneen ae + mann eaptidieneeatipeneeeunteeeete eee en ee ee TO 6 — heen eee ee Louis County. > Germany in childhood. were ‘ed in their present home, and . - ‘have lived there eontinuallv since The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT ir have five anin ger & id 4 ¥ ft . ad ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. ' erandchildren ; _ Q } its imssU,T Sil. Or: ety er ene nenteepadiietteniaeeteet emia a caeneen eee ee erect TT Tae RE es A Nee een " ee ene Oe a te i RR tee a _ SONNENFELD'S 610 to 618 Washington Avenue am eee, Se 2 = A ay et Se Ne tat pth Save on Wz —is the Choice of Young Fashionables i : atl a : 1] i This Uplift has that : Ff ; tor a Brillant Summer clever band at the dia. Tt! a phragm to hold the con- tours of the figure firm- ly. Especially recom- | . a. 3 f . Fi TH! S special group embraces” all on | mended for the active rl - : cirl d | , ; | girl and young woman, = Datter £ . Frocks of W hite it is designed of fancy Bi =|_séP@tterns for warm weather ‘ of brocade with soft swanee ‘mi, ‘"g women’s and childrens Greg Slim, youthful styles in one and top and is 50 ; i a 4 two piece modes of flat and wash i priced at ne 1.5 -— | € ayon-Mixed Alpacas in r crepe and Georgette make this co!- Bi 211d colors. ca lection an interesting one. Tiny ) . - pleats, tucks, touches of embroidery | z signs. and lace also add to their attractive- | i Extra Hard-Twist Voiles im —_— i 4 Printed designs. _ 9 - x igcly mercerized printed $16.79 to $25 cotton Satinette. (Fourth Floor.) Nayon-mixed Crepes and ~+ cat - ner tapdrics. White Coats Plain and fur-trimmed models of flannel and novelty weaves are ultra- smart this season. Some have jaunty patch pockets. others are smartly straight of line. $16.75 to $25 fr ‘Tae ioor./ " White Suits Popularly called the “Midship- man,” these Suits of white Botany i 7 e ‘ chic and comfort that is unusuel for | ff The Riskay (French Designed) Summer. $10 and $16.75 | Exclusive With Stix, Baer & Fuller W hite Skirts ~~. (Third Floor 7 im, Disin and pleated styles. SD, Z HE Riskay is a beautiful Mol-May creation designed bv aie tie: Cena aecentaan ox _~ od | a well-known French stylist, in keeping with the French coats. | ae | “~~ idea that even the slimmest figures require a properly de- $5 KX VW * a | signed foundation garment to accentuate their real grace and true . 4 Proportions. Mol-May in the Riskay creations has used the : rench oa ose. the figure beautiful” and has especially ai ee . ; esigned toundation garments to assist in it: Millinery of White 3 | 4 i naturally beautiful ines; yet to so mold it ae ot ee ‘Ting, beed-hagging shapes in felt. ribbon and ar 7 | are eliminated while its normal loveliness is emphasized. visca, and large floppy styles in Milan and hair- \ : ra | 3 ae. ‘a | Mol-May designs garments appropriate for every type of ping Me “or a. | a aa braid in white is the millinery mode for Summe An unusually comprehensive collection here i - me - : re in - .& , 4 | , 7 c es, | figure. Come in and have an expert corsetiere help you to side, which heralds the ——— servatively priced groups. Part | we f a . choose the right ga ‘¢ i RS ee $5 eo $25 ~ <a : git garment and fit it correctly. ing mo nt | at = | Si a a 4 soft brocade for the woman | | strives to be uitra {Second Floer_) : s a” a | $5 ° $273 ot ee ee ae Oe Ce ae Rikers oats ; } Sellinet: canta ae ne ee a ae ee ee ee s i <b Cay P= ae Ee i ee ee es wt eet " i ray Ad ¥ ar TA * Saiccatee i ee a a en oe! we tie ay Third Fivror) sd ¥ A . ? Se RE a de from... (Corsets—Second

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— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ PAGE 7 ___ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927 nee ee ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. | Webster Groves Society News 1 Miss Florence Blood, with her where he will attend the General ‘sisters, Miss Eleanor and Miss Isa- lAssembly of Presbyterians. Dr. 'bel Blood, of 31 8. Rock Hill road, William Locke, one of the foremost ‘will depart June 4 for Denver, missionaries in China, will speak 'Colo., where they will spend a few Sunday morning at the Presbyterie | Est an church on “Present Conditions A GREAT STORE : | ‘amen an te pordincstis asso in China.” Dr. Locke was stationed a N.A GREAT CITY, Monday Specials ee ' 1 : > ; i ' ig See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4,5and 6. This Section. —————! enn wee mee ur Storage and our bonded messenger wil] 4} Fur coats repaired and remod- rates naw. “Tue AMSLE of OPPORTUNITIES PEARLMAN FUR CO. 1 | Girls’ Undergarments INGTON AV.—2D FLOOR 77c Included are princess slips, combination suits and pajamas; re oe Special Purchase Group of “cunseeewe | New Dresses Offer Marvelous Values Specially Priced Hemstitched Included are scrims, voiles, Pillowcases, 25c Each eral days. ) marquisettes, TAYONS, Nets, : y | 3 YY Of soft-finished, bleached | Mrs. E. T. Rahn of Somerset| Mrs. William Stine of Gore aves reps, etc; suitable lengths for s : « MW as! muslin—neatly hemstitched — l'avenue, Sherwood Forest, enter-| nue was the hostess at the last reg- eries, curtains, etc. ‘ c \ aa size 42x36 inches. |tained May 17 with a bridge lunch- | ular meeting of the Daughters of drap > my Hignway.) = | ho |} 1812 May 11. Mrs, Stine was as- ee ne j oc ‘ | Unbleached Muslin several months abroad, was the | . ICONOMY HECLWAY eeniensieenne peieecgiagnal ema me ericnegiauens }| on their trip by Mr. Harry French | 4t Hunan, China, | Knight of St. Louis and will spend Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McClure l\the summer months at his ranch | will depart early in June for New- || about 60 miles out of Estes Park. | tonville, Mass., where they will , ARP 97 | spend several weeks with thir | Mrs. i m Waggoner of 2 | protons Vase daughter, Mrs. Henry Williams. | | | North Maple avenue has leased her ~ ij; home for the summer months and Miss Villear Forrester will enter- Shadow lace and filet weave ‘with her children will depart early | tain Saturday afternoon with a4 patterns in ecru tint; scalloped | ‘in June for Boulder, Colo., where / luncheon and linen shower in honor bottoms, finished with deep | ‘they will remain until September. |of Miss Helen Rose, whose mar- i | | 1000 Fringed Panels $1.44 Each rayon fringe; inch i aed a a , y ge; 45 es wide. | Mrs. William John Parker has|"a@s¢ to Jack Forrester will take . ; ~ i , (Downstairs Store.) ‘gone to Detroit, Mich., where she place June 9%. ois ‘will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. G. W. Hospes of 30 Aigon- 'Mrs. Philip Custer Baker, for sev- | @uin lane entertained May 12 with | a bridge luncheon of four tables. ats 1.50 guest of honor. Mr .and Mrs. Leonard F. Paulson Straw H $ . 12Vc Yard atic ‘of Oakwood avenue have given up Italian straw sailors with Mr. and Mrs. ning Kauffman of : ? Of select cotton —closel see: ea" their home and expect to leave ina plain oF bright fancy bands; y | Oakwood avenue and their chil-| ort while for St. Paul, Minn. ide brim style: cushioned woven; may be used for man | . *hica- new Wi ; purposes: 39 inches wide . ren eapartes May ie cor a where they will make their future her sweatbands; all sizes. ' : go, where they have leased an | nome Jeathe (‘Feonomy Highway.) (Downstairs Store.) si Pillow Tubing 29c Yard Good heavy weight and soft- apartment on Michigan avenue and oo will make their future home. They Mrs. G. W. Hospes, of Algonquin were accompanied by Mrs. Roger| Lane, is expecting her daughter i Pp, Annan, who remained until Mrs. Prentice Manning, of Bowling /May 21. Green, Mo., to arrive early in the ; aampeseine week for a visit of several days. | Miss Polly Stevenson, daughter : RIGHT at the threshold of Summer we are Linen Breakfast Sets : able to offer these wonderful Frocks at $1.38 ye oy this remarkably low price. Many charming SS models suitable for afternoon, sports and Seven-piece Sets—including cloth 50X50 inches and half dozen napkins; hemmed and business wear. ly finished; seamless; 42 inches wide; lengths from 2 to 5 yds. (Downstairs Store.) 'of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Stevenson, |has returned home from a stay of Mrs.. Hospes, until her marriage last fall will be remembered as |, Miss Theresa Hospes. Fashioned of Georgette, flat crepe, wash crepe, printed crepe and new novelty silk combinations in the pastel shades and navy. have fast-colored borders; just roo to sell. : | several months in the East. | Linen Toweling Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Holmer of | 19c Yard Elm avenue have gone to Chica-/ wijt be the hostess to the Smith go, where they will spend two |cojlege Club of St. Louis, at their All-Jinen crash Toweling wo- weeks. | annual spring luncheon Tuesday ‘ak la bor- Dr. Dwight Bradley of the First | at 12:30. ; y . Congregational Chur a re | ; eats 3 (Downstairs Store.) for gs setae cee i are 6. XO ee nue entertained the Musical Ap- ° mon today, “‘The Conservative Rad- clot a ° eclatio ‘le. ! ‘ Hemstitched ical.” At the vesper service in preciation Circle, of the Monday Club, Monday afternoon. Mrs. Tablecloths, $1.00 we siya o, malt teal Joseph H. Rodes, of San Antonio, ‘ : aww @) whe oe any ~ ten sa ee Napoleon. This will be the last who for many yee a | vesper service until Octob dent of Webster Groves, was an ; : " er. ‘ hur - have fast-colored borders; size active member of this group was 58x58 inches. the lseest aul tala : el a Mrs. A. W. Kendrick of Elm/the guest of honor. , , . (Downstairs Store.) a er card club , in these radically reduced groups. Misses’, wom- yesterday evening. Mrs. E. J. Bean, of Bombart ave- nue, will be the hostess at the : xtra siz I 214. Jownstairs S > exmmesntevane ioned of all-silk jersey turned home Saturday’ evening|of P. E. O., Friday. Following a Miss Louise Harrison, of 22 Tre | (orl ° > y . ; + oath os clini villian Terrace. Webster Groves, Women’s Girdles, $1.00 Of rayon-striped material, combined with strong elastic; in various styles and lengths; all sizes in the lot. White and pink bandettes, 23c (Eeonomy Highway.) Newest ideas in trimmings — tucks, hand-drawn work, pleats, bows, flowers, and stitching. Short or long sleeves—the most preferred necklines. Sizes 14 to 52%. 300 Spring Coats Reduced $7.50 and $10.00 Suitable for the cool Summer evenings —all 50-In. Sateen, 19c Yard Good quality drapery cotton Sateen in several colors: lengths from 1 to § yards; slightly soiled. — A Lover’s Form cre- ation, designed for the “uplift bust” and fash- Hicghwavyv.) or la jerz—beautifully | a - — ——————— from Atlantic City, where, with | short business meeting the mem- the most. elaborate —— reer Mrs. Theodore Gupton and her Mrs. and Mrs. J. W. Wright, of u : : P Special | Purchase Lot the week. Mrs. Gupton came on/| short motor trip through the Bast. made garments that are Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Nowe, they/| bers will go to Forest Park, where gown or simplest frock. . small son will return to their home; Gray avenue and their son Billy, e 7 t several weeks ago to attend the) ei om en hn e a ; nel } marriage of her brother, Joseph | “ / 98 1eces “ rg r S Cushing, to Miss Elizabeth Za- Card Party for a . (nA ay ss alll” gai Alpi: Gn tygge FOB Sai ee a perfect foundation for e e had gone to spend several weeks. | they will take their luncheons. a 3 Sale of Women’s New Shoes Beginning Monday—The May Sale Features Price an in Kansas City, Mo., the last of| departed Friday morning for @ ge a Flood Relief Miss Adele Stine of Gore ave. | A SPLENDID assortment of women’s Footwear including such styles as san- dals, pumps, straps and fancy strap styles. Of patent leather and combination effects. Have spike or Cuban heels. Sizes 3 to 8 in the group. Women’s White Kid Straps and Pumps at $2.90 a Pair . ' (Mownstairs store.) signaling, life-saving, first aid, fire | Cross. building, wall scaling, knot tying, The Child Welfare Division at fire by flint and steel, bandaging | their meeting at the Melbourne Ho- and cooking. tel reported having sent three Mrs. Harry P. Mammen of West | Wheel chairs to cripled children Lockwood avenue. was the hostess | “uring the past week; also provided at a bridge luncheon Wednesday | clothes for children in several afterngon. 3 schools, Mra ‘W. EB. Branck of Seu The committee for the blind will Gore avenue has returned from a = eer sightiess to camp for ten short stay at Cleveland, 0., where day periods during the months of she accompanied Mr. Brunck on a June, July and August. Numerous business trip. Mr. Brunck went on recreational features for their en- to Chicago, where he will remain | t©™t#/mment and comfort are being several days. planned. The class in Braille hag been augmented by several new ad- ditions recently and at the annual Ee ee nue, entertained Saturday after- CARD party for the benefit of oe’ 2 noon at bridge luncheon. Mrs. Ain flood sufferers will be giv- a Tae ie Charles F. Phillips of Thomasville, | en by the Ways and Means cM E oe " - N. C., was the guest of honor. Bby Committee of the Woman's Cham- FR PeRRhod} Scout Troop No. 14 gave a “‘par-| ber of Commerce, Monday at 1:30 f 7s Sceal H ents’ night” demonstration at the/| O'clock at Hotel Avalon, Pershing f ARAL Ty Se | troop headquarters Wednesday eve- | at Taylor avenue. The entire pro- \. pyr | ning. Demonstrations in camping, | ceeds will be given to the Red OMEN and misses who appreciate value are sure to select their Summer undergarments needs in this sale. Included are: Handmade Bonita Gowns in white and colors—have handwork in ap- plique designs. Washanready Crepe Gowns in a large variety of new designs. Crepe Pajamas in two-piece models. Step-Ins of fine voile and nainsook. ~ sasanseey? wd a — —" ee Bs nat Mrs. Theodore Flint of Louisville, Rayon Shorties in high colors. ae \ Se Ree mabe ine connie pismo ae meeting of the Woman’s Chamber her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Leo| Commerce in June ingest 88 Dzlatzko of Jetferens nar . an exhibition of the Braille books ’ ; made by members of the organiza- The St. Louis and St. Louis Coun- | tion during the past year, (ty Auxillaries of the Episcopal Delegates to the United States | Church wilk hold an all day meet-| Chamber of Commerce at Wash- ing with a box luncheon at Em-| ington, D. C., will tell of the pro- | manuel Episcopal Church, Friday. | ceedings of the National Chamber, Mrs. J. W. Huston of Oak Terrace! May 3, 4 and 5. will be the hostess at a meeting of the W. W. W. group of the First Congregational Church. Plans for Cong Tells How He nual garden party to be giv- en at the home of Mrs. William| Ended Biliousness Obears Friday June 3 will be com- | pleted, “After I had the ‘flu’ four The freshman and sophomore| years ago I couldn’t seem to get classes at Nerinx Hall were hosts| real well again and became bilious. |'at a May day party given Wednes- I tried many remedies, day afternoon in honor of the se- but got no better. At last nior class. Miss Elizabeth Dunn a friend told me about was crowned “Queen of the May.” LIFE ELIXIR and after Mrs. Gilbert Bothum of Chicago — a ag will arrive in Webster Groves dur- wonderful.” | ing the latter part of the week to : »spend the Decoration day holidays | LIFE ELIXIR can ‘with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- help you, too. It pro- win S. Healey of Jefferson road. | duces a and a » ao tones up nerves, a Mrs. A. W. Hamilton of Rock | : , mplexi Hill road was hostess at a dinner | yes aw mado ymoeene | party Tuesday evening. , B ° eee Miss Ruth Jesse of West Lock- | the body of poisons. wood avenue entertained her bridge | club at luncheon Tuesday after- | Finest Axminster Rugs We Secured These SEAMLESS Rugs at Much Less Than Regular Wholesale Cost iii Miss Marjorie Ball of Lee avenue | i}; was the hostess at a miscellaneous | Ly \shower and luncheon with Miss! . , _Helen Rose and Miss Agnes Neff as | | | the guests of honor. Both Miss | Se - | Rose and Miss Neff are to be mar- | tied in June. The marriage of Miss | | Rose to John Forrester will take! SET OF TEETH. $10 UP ‘place June 9 at the Christian, DR, J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE Church with the Rev. Burns offt- 'ciating. The marriage of Miss Neff 85.00 'to Rev. Burns will take place June | 25 at the home of the bride’s par- i} fents in Des Moines, Ta. Miss Lucy Kendrick will go to I Chicago about June 1, where she . . Niwill be the guest of Mrs. J. Q. Pat- | terson, formerly of Webster Groves Announcement was made several ii months ago of the engagement of | | Mise Kendrick to Robert Patter- | son, son of Mrs. John Q.. Pgtterson. Just your | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Rhodes Stopped or No Pay pame-and@ _| address will brim, sou, all charges prepald, fof San Antonio, Tex., spent a few | *) i veised bottle of Lane's Famous Treat | | days in Webster Groves and &t | ment. No matter ae ae dee — = | | Leuis, while en route to their sum-| ee wom yg By SB ; i has adie ueed ty , mer home in Michigan. | thousands and doce Ret cost you s cont : a until you are completely «nites va then Dr David M. Skilling departed | end me only $1.25. Write me today. onday for San francisco, Ones D. . LANE, 489 Lane Bidg. St Mary's Kanes Costume Slips of nainsook and cot- , | ‘ J | t tinette—all are shadowproof Save on Wash Goods / “3.2% |] ut Philippine Gowns that have fine scal- loped edges, and are embroidered. 7 Voile Gowns in.many attractive de- | | signs. 3 At Yard | Voile Teddy Bear Chemise, lace- | trimmed models. HIS special group embraces the new materials and | patterns for warm-weather wear. Suitable for mak- | ing women’s and children’s dresses, etc. Included are: solid colors 3 o’Clock _aggal Rayons in small, printed de- English Prints Signs. 25c Yard Extra H 5 : é | laeededens dowd at Fast colored — in a ; good variety of small de- . 1, i . : Ht ; ; e . j —_ , Highly mercerized printed signs; 36 inches wide; ) A | > <a : eet a MANES Anim 1200 yards to sell. No ) ANE = | | = | (Downstairs Stoa.) Rayon-Mixed Alpacas’ in AS AL SSS tena EN I I em ee cotton Satinette. Rayon-mixed Crepes and mail or phone orders. other fabrics. (Downstairs Store.) RA I ne ee a o mse Vignday—An Exceptional Sale o 4 a : * ” CPE HK VOOSCE RBaAMSSESWE FOC VHX eH es SpagevoVvTVuPNet 4 r~ - Ce mm ae me ee ne er ae ee a eee ereeemeennensmmesntiestiestietiencmeanmmtetteetmesaeaenttetttt titer EE — eS RE — At All Good Drug Stores ®89 403350060063 0,%.2 02 HESE savings are offered YOU Monday! Beautiful patterns in colorings ~ will harmonize with most any color scheme are apparent in these superior qua’- ity Axminster Rugs. The savings are great—THE VALUES ARE EXTRAOR- DINARY. Plan to be among the first-to make selection from this group. 87—9x12 Size 13—8.3x10.6 The two most desirable Easy Payments oe ieee see Tay sizes “ offered _ this Convenient Payment Fan, sale. Some with very he will be glad to tell you slight imperfec- about it. ane ee en nae A a Se A TR ERI — R Ren a ua Plenty of salespeople will be in attendance to serve you the Patterns and help you make selection. In the assortment are at- These Are the Finest tractive Persian, _ Chinese and —_ Rugs Woven Oriental patterns in shades of taupe, sreanuasratats ad rose, sand, blue etc. Suitable anywhere the better Rug would be desired. 3 5 @ 8s) The Riskay one-piece garment —step-in, back-hook ofr hooked side, which heralds the approach- ing mode of the slightly “nip d- 4 ee ae 7 | in” waist. A model designed of a Neds Mm cin | soft brocade for the woman who ; en , i MM strives to be ultra chic—priced, a is lllatiiaaiasiaiailiias ———————— ae $5 °° $27.50 en ee em em mn —— (Downstairs Store.) ms ~ ——_ rm me ti ee ee —

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29, 1927 | ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 2c, lei AGE 8 ‘LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ —$— a —_ oarrenans $1.29 Panel Curtains—Special, 89c Each A ; | Kirkwood Social News |||INUGENTS||}| —e=z— “Bas Stove be 48 the ‘ Organdre es ews el of Woodbine perform the ceremony. Miss Alger Vonday Only avenue entertained | will have as her maid of honor , . | nday afternoon. with ai! Miss Carol Shands. Miss Dorothy Silightths With list, incheon in compliment to!Peabody and Miss Helen Wilson mussed ; nue | carter tops. 3 125 last. a t bts . . . 2 e . . z - ae | - ar. Wiss Marie Hodges, daughter of Mr. | will be the bridesmaias. Mr. Fat re | a4 a - ; | ; | : 7 ~ A 2 aos 4 ‘ r “ iz die’ sh ¢. aoe a ; se pes n . ‘ gies GN ak . x 4 REPO einai e..: PRE AE “ - ~ , , : te hoes oT) ari . Hodges of Maplewood whose | row will have as his best man Cari Mrs. E Y ze fi t ; rdre% a : ‘ s+ * - - 2 1s e Xi = ei€ = ; . ~) our : ; - - roge oO I an Jennings Wiis Jones Oi Mapiew ood . me e ee. See re" acs ieee. ae , , ras ; y ns = Sioa : a . ‘ . 7. , ing, r Worn ne a yx “a : ia Wednesday mornneg. ~ . > awe - ‘fh 1 ; - pABCS tet t s™ ' ; Mrs. F rank Rodman of 6:10 (90: : oe . é . ~ ef ~ + tye ‘s 3 at i once pLion " : mer RSE nme » Cram . r ie : serine ay immaculs e ; i bid : road departed last Monday » We r ¢ «i 2 yurch e vernal weeks in Califor z s — oe Wess 3 isit of severai Weeas 12 aiisOi- F oy Sinn nla; x*} af , 3 2 . ce their enesia over the week ‘era the graduation at Pendleton, a ' had as their guests over the ¥ : ms 8 ' : 4 — 7 7 ag Be 7 9 rat A > } ih a | C) Ww i ee -~e= A AE RR Nae IE Absolute Satisfaction Guaranteed | | : 4 Thorough Eye Test by Experts | eset : t. Louis® Larcest Rarcain Rasement.) Slicht Seconds. ‘Bargain. Rasement.} ‘St. Leuis’ Largest Rargain Basement.) nares ceca t | “| Ba. Tomorrow, Monday—a Pre-Decoration Day " c Optical Department | ' Sal to $5.00 | Main Floor North — | ' : J : ' = | | | (} N 8 t H t f a | Also Semi- Trimmed and Tailored Styles | rr ane ryant = A ( ' Never before have you seen such | $2.95 to $3.95 Val. | | S . Pi beaut smart, new clever styles . ou 1usual are these val- ASEME! T : in 1 | lou: a price. Just received for u iat fashionable St. Louis ee | | FS s big event women will want several of ce 2 hese Hats for all Summer oe ; | THE MATERIALS — 3 oe | Curtain Sets | Regularly ioe cg pega NEW COLORS | 31.75 vellow, white and 4 ‘4 ; | - Cool and airy solid white, orchid, . | ‘ooking as they Re é ) way in Sum copen blue and many a | mts Summer +} } oTnmer coiors. Ott «= Ghe- fine efter. eezes. Ruffles are J ow , , mecium and large droop- stitched in dainty | colors. Complete with double ruirtie. Vaiance and ties. — 4 Cy |} surprise | | re Ee Ill ° | . \ $16.50 Values! } Dhl | aettecten Monday! Sweeping Clearance : Except Georgettes! Prints! ing Hats. (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) ’ Flat Crepes! Wash Crepes: - in Lf. : BAP - hE i" 3 ad 27-In. Velvet Car tie Phonograph Records | : a int : i ' $2.25 Yard Value™ : oa xy “ int 2 for 25¢ S| In patterns suitable 7s . \ , in ef i 3 . a for home or office— Pi ; : J 2iso hall or stair de- $ w “ 3 . signs. Allover, con- Basement. } -\ . : : . é\* | 3 & 3 ventional and Persian aa. Drastically Reduced for Clearance eF M20TRInS oOpecial. “a ’ _ i | ee i \\ ; 4 Pea yt) pny , 9 hin 1 | Sia aa 7 roe.’ J mei Sv M1 @ Wt ‘ cake ) $ x @ 98c Four-Yard | : > Ret a hiss be ‘ 4 : ; | i | ‘ . : A - : \ ? . . ' : 55 . | a - - + ee ie § in ar = \ . ee Ss. - Many new. tile and * 300 Left! aunt “fall | ‘ | ee pamoee Negut | Sas = oe 3 i P D.OCE patterns in clear- ee ' fA es vq # to $6 a > &.. a cut, clean-looki ‘pat- pe Hundreds of women tock ad- : | ei os | clas On Sg A CS, / : 5s terns. : Sean a i“ vantage last week of our tre- ain | | | ; 2s eee NX 7 rs !/ \ i 3 surface. Slight pattera é. mendous sale of , . . | = limited ; misprints th . | ce ® , e PE te - | ‘nisDrints that cam scarce- y Wash Dresses SY ig in. a tee ee Te a $8 to $12 $12.95 to $14.95 $16.95 to $21.75 . | ‘y be discernible. E : t+} for morning se! 3 Coats Coats Coats : . 7 - BP bee Sa ro oa al eae eeseeesee RS heceee ORNE e. i for less than cost at : | 7 oo eee: All Our Finest Coats | if 7 ay a ti ks Se Rche f Pr we % ones = _ PR Cate lire - Ce ee ee ji he we +9 nee “ cil . Reh Te PAC See ane i oe f BOE el TE ig eco Ie ae SRT Sizes to ll Patent, Satin or Kid. t.. $1.00 | | 2 spedet'| Sale! Silk Dresses}, $ “wy ee 4 ‘ j wee boeflen gas hae. ate drag ¥ WW > Pog te a6 7 ag Me er et ow SS re Set Ss na oA i OMe: Rie Fr ”* ail z bE inst wee ee? A NR Ah A ‘Soy | F ial A an ee ae ek . : ae ‘ = : = ¥ 4.) a3 “5 SM ae DRC} set eae 4 ®. i ~ © SN SA eS Hen ee bes TA igh SC RBROE SS Sea ben Tea x Wire’ , Se ! $60 3-Piece Fib Pair! 25 SE eS eae ee 5 : pers : . . -_ 1ece : ae, | Pm Cc | “epreeeenag” ~tggh mane i holstered s ‘ke e ‘oa al . . (45S PERO CIMmORAatira ‘ — seas ered ast amd Rubber Heels; Perfect Fit Guaranteed Otker | ya e : Oaccs. y ' sont aae | Ti OC Window Shades—Seconds—2 for $1 Patent, Satin er Kid. Black Oniy. Note These Important Features: Widths to EEE

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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927 ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i ae” oe ; | Women’s ¢) Pure Silk Hosiery 69c With lisle | garter tops, S Day! Towels, Linens and Do. bring hundreds of thrifty nheard-of values. ash Fabrics ring 89c Sports Satin derful purchase and iy - is popular fabric—36- ; F | d “ H © N d d ee 59c elt and Sports Hats in New Modes | diene More Than 600 of These New Summer Hats ‘ rinted Crepe ] Dc Exceptional in Quality Most Varied Selection . 17 = 7 ’ . . ° ; ' ; if j igh-grade cotton underwear The smail, soft hanky felts are a prime Frequently these Hats are finished with a | oe | | Bon ( ; ( | Ronen vie ae — favorite this erage re a smartly 9 a ; single ornament or with snake-grained fabric \ | Fore. \ (02. | Ai028 / 2 | ppt i completing the slender silhouette. ay to enhance the jaunty effect. In all white, | | | tucks are placed in crowns so that they fit the new pastel hues, and the ever-smart black. s Gingham | | 25c Light Percales ‘Ts |, snugly to the oh i. Matrons’ Hats ie Words and Pictures Can Only Give You 10c| | 12:c ee ee ae . a Small Estimate of the Great Values at at > eee |} = $10.75—It’s a Praiseworthy Collection > > . . . » shed . e.¢ ( ‘ % ‘ ~ Dress Ging- 36-inch shirting and REA eX > : . : _m aids and checks, Gress. Percales, light 2 >. | . . d lengths. Very grounds, neat figures, 2 to isve Gingham gq. I] Curtains and Draperies—Notable Values Smart Summer Dresses ee attractive plaids | | eRaee $2.95, $3.75 Values $1.95, $2.75 Dresses so recently received from New York makers | 7 75 ; good color assortment.. R ] d ~ " they boast the latest imprint of what is new in the world EET GOR TN Deen PANY ff | S of fashion. They reflect the mode in flat crepes, printed x90-Inch 12%4c Unbleach 4 if yr ee | u | ec lurtains untfast Damask Georgettes, rajahs and tub silks, without which no Sum- nc /2¢ Unbleached bite AWS Se et Fine voile with colored Sheets 36-Inch Muslin er at ead gt): Fg Set yt eit Rik ings is utilized for these that lend richness to : inci - agit s WA sis Sets. With wide, full ruf- $ 3. Q5 room. Combines sttactive- 29 Afternoon Frocks 7 Cc 9 § case : fles and complete with . ly with fiber Summer fur. - Truly feminine Frocks that combine , In the very newest stri drobe 1 ne mer wardrobe is complete. Yard “ band insertions or stitch- and allover combinations | double ruffle valance — niture—4s and . : soft printed Georgettes with lace for estes teoched Extra heavy weight 7 ae Scare >) ie wanted colors. Set, widths. > New Silk soft, billowy effects. Sale 7 -cconee Seek: —remnants of 3 yards Se Se 4 ie / Bt Ph . * plight second, special, 2) ees : Materials Street Frocks sl ' | Second = Tailored and modified tailored modes Floor Featured! $5.95 to $6.75 Rayon Panels Printed Georgettes that suggest the fashion world is turn- ing towards a feminine era. In one and | Nugents : Flat Crepes two piece versions—with fine tucks Summer patterns in the . a” Trimmed with deep rayon Rajah Silks pleats, stitchings, embroideries. (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) I 7° ° preferred pongee and gold bullion fringe — scalloped F ; . DO r tints. Can be used with or bottoms—21% yards long — mune, Fongess ' ge snes hours are these short without side draperies exceptional values. Crepe de Chines or long sleeve interpretations in tub Washable Silks silks, pongees, flat crepes. ' : Stripe Silks ; n PanelCurtains | | : Panel Curtains Printed Silk Crepes | A ale Plus a Fashion Event og $1.95 to $2.75 Values } Regularly $1.65 In this collection are Frocks for the wee woman, for the junior, = Crepe Satins the miss, the matron who wears youthful styles, matron, and extra _- | $700 size dresses—each reflecting the best features of authentic Sum- mertime modes. (Nugents—Second Floor.) Ce” Pw gee Rayon-and-cotton Pane] Cur- A broad selection of shadow : | : | _— tains in a number of effective egtTTT gee lace designs, trimmed at bot- | see — 2 able St. Louis ES 3 tom with deep rayon bullion | Sale of | A pons In the wanted tints 2 : . * ; | ; : | of pongee and gold. Scalloped ; Again, We Demonstrate Value-Giving in t several of fet a . fringe—4o and 45 inch widths. . ne : vie : 5-Piex eS Specially priced for Monday. indow | itech with bullion fringe all Summer aT Fe it ' ‘ , ° f erm || Curtain Sets Colorful | Awnings — Casement The Very Newest Summer Silks Complete With Regular] y , ixtures— ' ‘3 PLORS ) | $1.75 ¢ Cretonnes | Sicie os Hang Fabrics $6.50 Black Satin $1.49 rig dogs re these val- 3 Washabl c Yard Values A rich, lustrous, deep New Printed Georgettes Pi 8 2 cotton). | 8 48c, 58c Values white 7 iA x ; Cool and airy +71 9 hite, orchid, . ooking as they | black satim coat- : and the very e and many sway in Summer | 9 ing. Heavy .98 Whimsical prints and colorings aa d o in : | quality—4o that make up into soft feminine s new shades—4 cee breezes. Ruffles are Splendidly made of heavy d ks f f d eveni gz . Stitched in dainty | quality awning duck, and S . inches—yard... frocks tor aiternoon anc " - is; Comiiante cits Gudiihe tee aew group of- | fe auntie ween Papen —- of — Girls gredasting trom Beh Seo Vard Chiffons, ruffle, valance and ties. he latest designs for and tan. Also in the want- f ent material. : or college will find these delignt- : ee Betis furniture covers and | y cry in ok” ty, 2 com Summer curtains — Tub Silk Crepes ful for Sctnae miei” frocks. White Georgettes ’ . | &., B86 fe oe ft, r home or Summer . : inches. ; pillows. 36 inches wide. Faas (Nugenta—Thive wien. $2.98 Values—Yard and light pastel grounds. 40 i In the New Printa—Yard A superior quality in a earance if ; ali veri % _ Crepe de Chines y? 99 eS | Tr S S fl | Exceptional Values Floorcoverings . —,* P — er , Rerular Mey Bh ye New smal} oe — 4 is e Rey tel i a Pom nye he durable and fine weave— — ‘Mees Umimes parenrns — ie : "27-In. Velvet Carpet! $57.509x12 Axminster Rugs cr colored qreumie. Ase | 7,008 Spring $4.95 napete—donen $4.55 white and’ pastel, grounds; in Rasement.) TS both very cool and perfect of colors and white 40 inches. as | , The heaviest quality made so an bbing: h ‘ . | >> J tubbing; 32 inches. —40-inch—yard .. | $2.25 Yard Value | assurance of long wear accompanies $ Q5 ieiaialh ‘a qa . : ; m > F . ¥ ‘ Ss t . .| In patterns suitable Yard | each Rug. Woven in one piece in ° : ere (Mais Pileed, Souths) yee - | choice of new Chinese patterns. Be- } ae >. : >it = | : | .? “¢ ° ‘ . ‘, . > > * ° aed yin Bi for home or office— ! at also hall or stair de- $ 89 cause of slight irregularities of de- vee Signs. Allover, con- , sign, these Rugs are offered at not- . ventional and Persian able savings nt eee eee | (11.3x12) Axminster Rugs lsh ‘ hy , Practica! Home Needs at Reduced Prices East meets West in these artistic Chinese designs in pleasing color com- 98c Four-Yard Wide binations—a perfect quality with a , ~~ pe a - ( | Refrigerator Special a Diena Tood Tie Rate “Rotarex”’ Linoleum Armstrong Linoleum Rugs Lif =* iy. Ue =— - aie _— $1.95 Value Vacuum Cleaner any new tile and , "4 : : ! Bias (ATT ae. ° z ll tankard shape jug with 6 tall 12 oz. block patterns in clear- Sq. Yd. eet $16 Values ‘- i Beautiful oak glasses of = crystal $43.50 Value cut, clean-looking pat- od : Noted for ‘their : yf. ar S a4. | | ‘ finished case in 3- A ange Tee ae ee a The best Sweeper obtainable , i : > oe c oa coe — —— =x ae 4 ' tt 7 . fa \y 'y ” A NJaha ea .\ — 1s LIS] ts that can scarce warenteoThied Slacks —a a st ee : OS ui, ' and 75 1b. ice ca AY full y $ 50 (NUS i" pacity. Only 80 to ay > fe ully guaran- . ly be discernible. — / | iy AA » ae aT it s 6€6sell at LY LPL AM teed. : | Special ...... r f —— r Ge S : J } a | 85 c/a (Sold Also on Club Serum’ Arranged for Monday—Summer Home Needs |iz—4!°19 newer: SE : me SOBER 5 Al Z Fy oD § & lh ae \ sharpening crucibhe th self ee “Sia ee Ee EOS | [ae * Page \ —— i D> réii1ses ————— : blades; special, steel Pe a co OE Ee Uy ot 32 ag tt | A a Ee 2 Well Made—Painted Green : ee se O-Cedar Mop and Polish $5 95 | mete ” eal ~ s Nar 2 te . triangie é-fe. high; fan syle: $1.00 gee fe shape O-Cedas Screen Doors $1.50 value .....-.-++s ° (a ‘ - . a Mop: they clean, 6-ft. high, fancy style; ————Tr ¥ oy dust and polish: $7.00 Value ' M including bottie Well - made strongly - braced 2.00 value 4 . 5 | ©O-Cedar Polish. frames fitted with standard grade $15 Couch Hammocks | 95, Large No. 3 Washtubs : Pie | Very epeciat eens b paw . | : e ° +. for | $60 -pP F b S ites Hammocks for perfect relaxation. Made of heavy galvanized a a. : SIZES. Tl 3-Piece Fiber su Two patterns in outdoor canvas. Ac 95 iron in largest No. 3 size, ex- na en digl [ asanece ( COs . | ==: et ots tale SR RR ANB SMA ETO OT TONNE IES ERLE BEING $A EAE YI: Sg IER TR S386 ARF Ho c lt aT Ee allie, : : cy Young couples who are furnishing their a eee rest, pad scat, detach- at ge shape, n ; . : . able wind curtain. Complete with : - ith strong sice oe will delight in these beautiful Karpen chains and hooks, . handien, (Limit Oc utes in two-tone finish: Five cushion seats gar 2 to a eustom- t* ) ’ , , 4 — — “I holstered backs. Offered at the unusual agen r (Nugents—Fourth Floor.) 1 ur VISIT THE SUMMER FURNITURE SECTION--FOURTH FLOOR (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) , each 5

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to 11— $@-.00 Width AAAA to EEE 4 7 . ‘ - Aiso in Patent earner or Tan Kid OT ~— Eagle Stamps, Monday MAIL Dae N Bette Nag eS 1% Sage cs P93 ORDERS FILLED lliastrated Silk and-weool DRESSES ii) = MEINE 3 pairs PARTICULARLY APPROPRIATE om Gg” Attractive Frock of Printed Crepe, with contrasting Crepe jabot. Suttable for Spring or Summer Baby’s First O Complete 74-pc. $19:°> Fine wear. : Quality ~__Mothers-to Be—| Sale of Apparel Cashmere Kimonos and =) Organdie Caps—all hand- $1.65 and $1.95 Stockings, _LAYETTES— | | a in /Vhere is the quality? 82- $31 con trol. Kenlastic supreme Handmade ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | _89-¢ $2.15 $1.95 to $2.95 Dresses. 79e $1.69 utfit pc. Other Lovely a6 - Dresses Other Handmade $19 75 to $49.75 ‘ettes Priced to $95 Lay- fane Pruant SIXTH & LOCUST Double, 22x44, fine Bird’s-Eye DIAPERS $1.98 - ’ - . SEND your WANT AD tothe POST- RESULTS—3-time Ads DISPATCH and GET ALMIOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. Know the elastic ror the di a ing wavy blue line, at top and botto in the corset buy. It is the true basis of mfort, satistaction, figure con- - In America’s fin is — assurance of service-quality. Look g mark—a de the corset borders. Sti COM Ort awit Wsarrs AAAA to EE a Pan ai ABS me aid 39 i Be va * Ree Tes f we Sg ES gt OT RR 2 ae Ra ers ee ge Sy bt BY ihe fit Dr. KAHLER SHOES Stylish Shoes Made Comfortable, 803 Locust St. ER SS eee ¥ GA apes Madr 1% » Tee, % eras a ab ris pK € bquby Rg thin lly RS BeRaihaTD Big Ne ee mee FOAM PME PROMS 9 ata oe —— =" HS els MBP at were » ve ‘ ee wi ee e Ort 6 Get RN RE nn eran on ee RRO Cay cag paben ae . a ‘ a ¥ a>. ee . ee -* ‘* . . . > 7 ‘* . + . .s ‘se .* . .* . . . ‘. - . . o . = > . * 7 > - +“ ~-* oo 7 ..* -® ‘e —* 22 @ » a _-s to, a —_ --* ‘. --® - - a -* . ‘. . _e« . . * . © 7 2 . . ‘® _ . -.* 2° . >t o+® . 7 > . ‘-@ a .-*® . o ._.* ‘*® os > ‘. . 7 . . sa" - , . 7 . 7 and as mt oe : | ao» “icaiers every, i Ternoon ss e ‘en ’ : ‘ eee . . * . . ‘* ‘ ee ‘ * : se eee ee eeeeeeare : eee ’ aieee ° " Sse cece aes seeed eeeees ees " e4aee seee eeeeeages eves tated did hhh hh hhh heh APPEL LELL LLL ELIE EEL LLL LILI | I : (lawtne « > hi 00a VSE0 A YEAR. mee - rT ». n a’ thee Pee eee eee eee | oe ee aes SA eae SWE CRESEEASROSHOSTSESEEESS SORECEEHETEEESOSERERSESEEEEeEaESES RAQLLRS OMX PA GARLANDS YZ Nac = oe AB \ Monday at Nine....A Garland Purchasing Sal&Z00 Summer Silk frocks 2 sd Bio ° ~ - Unusually High Values! ot AND buying genius a, Fashion's Favored Summer Fabric ‘The Seven Models Pictured Are Described Below ec eee Ce ee ee ee ee eee ewes OT ~ Triumph Brings a = ~ ~ Styles and Sizes to Suit Everyone FPrESS > PP enn . . ; ‘ tid UOor PSSST eeenaeaeaesesasee . WOMHSRSSSSSAS SASHES SER ASERSNSSSESeNEoNesoseenseeseDescessesececececé eee ereefe ef Ot ew eee e~ Priced Below rcvTVT IWIN GK: —— Regular Cost! fashions include such embroidery, cute jackets, x-trimmed girdles, pleated id so on. in an endless are’ g Froc e Aili lg k pe rsonalities. A Veritable Garden of Colors CHCA RAT HT AST SS KT HH ST EHTS SOSH TCHS HSER TK PF ES Te CEE ST EASE FEET eseeresEEeSeCersee SRC eeeeeaeeeseeeaeeeseaeneee ’ , . 9 +“ 74° 4 P; iL oi *a Ga Ma | oe brary ae } L\ ae sepia tl ms YVv Lee ee is CAN4244 LO tacilitated bv rrette2 7 ite "*reewe ee ee oe est cae East ®t. East St. Louis ‘qeatsnued From Preceding Page. lgjonnson. ITs. M. J. Kickham, ee yrenc -e Ryan, Mrs. D. Le- Mrs. Charles Berry, Rigden, Mrs. Il. Lo Charlies Vernon, Mrs. Mrs. McUCawley Slocomb and Baird. iss Loreua | : The marriag® of Miss Mary ryn Potts of Columbia, Mo., ; Turner Johnson Lewis of Mex- Mo. ¥43 announced Thursday oon at 4 luncheon given in The marriage took place Mr. Lewis is a grad- , a ssouri Mil:tary Academy bess attended Central tte Mo. Mrs. of the University is a member of ipha Dell Fi sorority. ned ness and Protea bs of regtilar Louis club last Mon- syening at tae Young Women’s pond tian Association. The East Pon +s business women will hold a gestions | program “meeting June 20 at the Koights of Colum- bus Club Miss Camille Mosely n as delegate to the na- @was chosen ‘ » eanvention: which will Be ena! conv®! : na Clu at Tne Lew-} Illinois, was the? meeting eof But, no one wil! ever ess your age, if you have the pop- giar |2(C “Lift Opera- tion,” now sO unt- versally done. Crows feet, bagsy eyelids, as ugiy nose, and all other Face defects corrected. For details write. 1Dr. "Qeendesth 4225 Lindell Bl.. or phone JEfferson 2563, St. ‘Leuta, Mo. ___ ADVERTISEMENT ‘Peel Peel Your Skin | Back to Youth ur face from looking aged . ietchy and discolored. that faded skin there is a eempiexion as soft and beautiful as @ young girl's Do not allow the covering of ugiv scart skin to con- inue to hide youthful beauty forever. it off completely, en- Greiy. without fail, in the privacy ef your own home Smart « ervwhere now use pure mercolized wax, which wun- masks the face of all imperfections. Odtain an ounce at any Or beauty counter, and use ag di- rected Freckles, Bilackhenda, life- less cr old skin disappear, like ronmr . id 4 a , re smoeth with the glowing f routh your skin beams , short time. .Mercol- brings out the hidden drug store: RULES FOR HAIR-BEAUTY irse vou know that frequent with a firm, deep-bristled ery important—but do you hy gs absolute necessily for washing—with the right ‘ommended for its as well as the es the hair by gently : Ve, Se ait. ery strand so bright —entirely free from dag- gQne4 excess oil. It is enav ‘solve a teaspoonful of warm water. igh lhquid te afford r sufficient te use Canthrox is inex- 4 — about ; a ¢ up 3 cents ret a package from any | —— As i ‘ertisement. ! SA W ‘he only curved raser in the a , Geatgned exctusively for “HoTes hair “ gene ‘y from neck. $2500 CASH PRIZES. | * Best Store of 7! words or lest ap WHY ! use CURVFIT Razor.” our Oenter or write us tor Piss mone Pamessie Bisdes ‘Handsome Velvet Case—L2 dry ‘4 be 2 and dept. stores or send * Brice of tfit wented. se (ec v | gram. 7: =

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ pees ___ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 11 tty tte nn, Seer a evening. The annual Senior Class! morning in Chri: Church Cathe- | gf SPREE LEER ELLE Ete dance wil be at ( the Missouri Ath-;dravy at which Dean William Secar- East St. Louis Social \aeerae] NEW Fast t. Louis OC1d News eran pon. ey: tte oe "al will | lett vill give ‘the baccalaureate | A SEWING MACHINE FOR EVERY BUDGET : [ Newest Hats M ry SP g In G [ores OWTIL a . E . SK oe i ae case a4 eT _—_————————— inday | sermon. ! - continued From Preceding Page. held in Oakland, Cal., July 17 to , 15¢ to $2.95 8 P, M. ———yngon, Mrs. M. J. Kickham, | 238, : : ° | Seg Ryan, Mrs. D. Le- “a The New Spring Materials Are Here Liberal Allowance for +6: C 0 A T Lawrence clits sees Mrs. James E. Parham will en- | ° my Morgan, Mrs. Charles Berry gerne Your Old Machine $4.95 DRESS Easy Payment Plan — » YouGet Both tae = tertain Wednesday afternoon at | Parts z ; Sewing | “fe and Machines | ress . her home on Signal Hill with a. And in order to maintain top speed in our gash Repairs rie Rented a } 7 4s | by Week | | g Coat or Month ee ee ee ae roy Morgan, 7 rs. Ed. i. a Mrs. goulon, Mrs. Stone : Geo! ge Slocomb and Mrs. Frank Preissle of Illinois | riffin avenue was hostess Monday after- % DIS CoO UN T nel noon to the following members of | harles Vernon, Mrs. : Mrs. McCawley bridge luncheon. | Craft Shop we offer tor few days onl of Miss Mary The marriage f 6 Misa Mo., her bridge ciub: Mrs. Walter J. | On Immediate Orders—or for Future Delivery xsthryn Potts © sexmongerts |Glatthaar, Mrs. J. M. Umhsler. | 4 en | ii Sehe Kesley Jr. Mra. RE FURNITURE ounced Thursday is ann : , Yinn ne on 2 oo" a luncheon given in Costelto, mars. Joseph Grace, airs. | SLIP COVERS ee Rechtien and Mrs. Lon More- Inarriage took place land. | : : UPHOLSTERING Mr. Lewis is a grad- isin | VWiEE Hi a. * : Steers eibicey tee Members of the Nevele club were | REFINISHING — ies ; 4, ) , mar ~ . , : a f the quality? of Missouri vats ruest a ; : | w the elastic in the corset 4 ot ee IW. F Waleon get tle AND MATTRESS Mrs. Lew- atson at her home on buy. It is the true basis of college ia Fayette. Mo. | ee eine | RENOVATING act y - 1 e of ne nfort, RNC ee. hgure con ig a gradual ege it ineinan all 1 o'clock luncheon, bridge was DRAPERY In America’s finest corsets, of Missouri a is i i nk. Mie Jastic is your assurance of } Delta Pi SO! “Orily. io aks ‘i et : . es the Alpha daa |S. Hodgson, Mrs. John McDonald, All Slip Cover Material Cold me service-guality. ook he distinguishing mark—a Miss Emma Guenther, president Mrs. Frank M. Miller, Mrs. Oscar Salt Water Shrunk ‘the Business and Professional | White, Mrs. Frank Craig, Mrs. Ar- blue line, inside the corset op and bottom borders. 0: ania ct? Ken lasti Kendrick Co,., Inc., Philadelphia—New Yoh, al But, no one will f her bridge club at the home of ever guess — = Oe, liss Edith Markert of North/| ’ = — a re ° if you have the por Ka 7 Twelfth = street. rhose’ present wlar “Lift Opera- Ry buts 3 wile - me \ | | ton." now so uni- ¢ % +> Miss Anita Michael, Miss | 223 fo, } 4 Ee taasy eyelis, 2: |; Thelma Beasiey, Miss Margaret : —_ oF yf - | ; nn A aie Shreve, Miss i> lith Markert. Miss oe ; \ . Ss al] other Face defects » Anna Weisert, Miss Lucille Taylor. we | | ; * Se eeeeeeaeeeaeneeeeae ** * eee > etree e serra” . * . 7 * > > . * siti eee: ** eRe eee eee eee ete eee Pee eee eee eee eee ee ee’ *. ** corrected. For details Mrs. Florence Lott and sere eee sear write. lelfric Dr. Saunders, 4225 H fy if h. ae Bl.. or phone : | ae : tie 2 : ( AE Mi NM ADVERTISEMENT | ee Mr. and ott James Dovle, : ‘ : d ; . rs - * a ® - ——— Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Ferrall. Mr. ane bi a | . Poe : i a | Peel aed Vee oo Sh an a Mrs. Frank Ragsdale and Mr. | . / ; 4 i \\\e@ ¥ Xi BY | ws l] Y 3 x ‘ te, Bi y \ iv ghee 0] ocala i a an " ety oto Which she will give at her home m re Mad a ihe . ieee ak . t . s wy . . of a " masks the face of all imperfections. One May 27 and one May 31. Obtai nN an ounce at any drug - - A . . 2 : abe as m SS “7 ra gq 0 re rs Y 1} , , j l . O . Sete eer ee ene oe eererve . eee ee8 ‘2 enough hqui 1} id To afford John E. Miller e Audu hon piace ‘ Streerant lather sufficient to USE | Assisting Mrs. Miller was Mrs. 2d over th 3 head, ia “ eperei is inex- ward M3 ers, who gave several voca ly eee cetting oniv about 3 cents selections on the afternoon’s pro-| amr {) Get 2 i} tie Hy ige from any /¢ram. Mr = Myx ers a nd Mrs. Georges food Hod drug frist. — Adv ert) sement. : Revnolds were guests and the baw | 3% es B3tt i Regular Cost! 33 aavesse .e get lowing club members were present. | 'Mrs. F. H. Gunn, Mrs. H. C. Fair-| red fashions include such i fi | ae other, Mrs, B. H. Canby, Mrs. A embroidery, cute jackets, : =e | P B Frankel, Mrs. J. M. Freels, Mrs. | | Bee ae 4 : . NK. \ ' er 1 § => A. P. Little, Mrs. J. H .Meehan,}| See |S Bir ee ‘ss | x, > AQ H\ | d ae ; Mrs. J. A. Campbell and Mrs. T:| a a ¥ : rs a ae . w-trimmed girdles, pleate ei, = : H. Pindell. | ‘eae 'G Br 3 | 1 OK 4 | Bets = : ha ° j — ‘ i s ‘ +. ~ : ae : ‘ssa | a _ . i j : - : —o ff fy. The third annual! dinner of Ut v po: :. 5 j and sO On, 1n an endless ar’ Seah Visiting Nurses’ Association was| Laisa q ' i P f s at the Com- VCC AT * shes \ ‘ ) wea Ath ae asgsitt held Monday evening at wuing Frock personalities. i | LWA) nl ia gree tl FOUR MODES AT i * ~~ of St. Louis University gave the | $12.95 principal talk of the evening. Miss} 5 a e Cathe rine Cherrington Sang several ARE SKETCHED t . | ; « ° a = sacle +: numbers and brief talks were mac Garden of Colors ie Ty by A. P. Lauman. S. K. Bucknell A ; § 23 new rs Ay D Mises Blanche Davis and.Mrs. W. R. - a . ‘. afc razor tor omcn : > More than 200 per- ‘ panes , . . “WAS OC arland Pink a ) oe eemeenerser. More COUNTRY CLUB FROCKS > 1-7 : .e 7 x : — ee , j \\ Secret ) si | By Comes. % Pieter nee hed | Mrs. Charles Burke ente cy to BUSINESS DRESSES me E. ely See e:°: ie j yet ! ly from neck. under- ! Wednes lav afternoon at her home MTD .7? a ar yN 2 ( ) C Heli ae : WU the oy umd, It's economical! Avoid |f | on Grate street for the following BRIDGE-LUNCHEON FROCK OF Ch veca/a! . : 7 ; . , - . ry . . , “were rr , ef * ’ "¥ émicals | club members: Mrs. Ca rl Helfrich { AC Al ION }: ROC KS ] RA\ EL } R()¢ NS $2500 CASH PRIZE Some ‘Mrs. Cletus Canavan, Mrs. Lamont GRADUATION FROCKS for + the Rr “ ? , . fl 7 7 , + 3S. > ~ * me ‘“ vat _— . ~ —_ ~ ruta ll enue oe ee pp e Blossom ee” _——~ ~ — . , 7 > , , , ey «Rely Ot aaa ~~ Kramer. m7) PN PRE sec ———_ - ------ ee + ris been made for a record at- ire Dress Salon will be used be facilitated by grouping ¢* mtesat BMickel xiconmeen giao ||| O7aduation Lxercises TTENDING this Monday Sale . . . . will be like at- & q GEORGETTES 1 Hse Ses Sies Siva en | Of St. Luke’ S Nurses tending a “Fashion Show” . .. . There are Frocks LH | WASHABLE CREPES Ro, 4 ue Gold Plated Razer and Blades TN) Handsome elvet se—]2 URSE S from — many cities wi int | f very ty e and kind eer @ flutterv Frocks * ne # @ tailored | - aT ; “ ES Curves ; Rasta N gather at St. Lukes Hospital | mesiiee oe P : : ° . d G4 ATLORED FLAT CREP I SHAVING CREAM DELUXE 11/20, take part in the commence- Frocks .... and a variety that seems unending .... Tiere 4 hi in the worl ng : : ay 29.J1 sg aggro per- ment week program, May 29 June Frocks. Tucked Frocks, Bowed Frocks. Pleated Frocks. MISSES’ 5 required. 1] 2, of St. Luke’s School of Nursing, on “tate nd, Get, stores or send |} and will march in the impressive) Jabot Frocks, Bolero Frocks, slim Frocks . . . . picturesque SIZES Choice of Colorings Ch gr of ourvit want wmromnt . cos Price outyit wanted, outdoor processional which of D “cunvenr e ‘LES corr, sd the commencement exercises ise bouffant Frocks .... The woman who chooses them.... WOMEN’S ‘ i 2 tal 4 ° ° e . . Rect, W: 23rd St. New York the gardens of the hospital on not only proves she is a connoisseur of STYLE... but a SIZES Honeydew This Beige Garland nd § .. Send post paid, iT hureday afternoon, June <. cn citi asm, ee tes | Rev. Dr. E. S. Travers will give keen judge of QUALITY and VALUE! TO 48 . Black White Violet Mint Green ‘the address and Rev. Rufus D. &. ’ Gray Navy Watermelon Green Orc eae Patney will conduct the anon KLINE SF ooee'3' 4 : ; (eon LINE S—fFowr seesetsseestn o There will be a reunion luncne idsee . SSSSSSHSCSESESH EER EEEE ESE EESSEe Hes ee eee eee eeee hhh hhh hhh nee ee he ea eee ee eee eee SA eRe eee SF eR ee . eee * . "bs 7. LAL St eee ee een eee eeetece <3 sree etter tenes tke eee SSSesceeeeeeeseceaeces — eee see etree se tee ee seebee oR ae aaa ttt te etch et a phat bate pe ETT ‘ 72 B t Seabes: 22-580 pisishge® }iissiscspetnngiesstiisizess , at the Nurses’ Home, ‘+ _ — winners wi announced in a avenue. June 2. and the alumnae ; «, - . banquet at the Congress Hotel that

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>» ae ic tia ms ne SO - TCH : 7 oe SUNDAY MORNING > 9 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPA ee 3S PAGE 12 ap l I'S PUSI- osair;aabeonm i — : ee - : —* 7 oi — ft ee 5] LU U * = | $2 71 5 Olive i a E Alermac Theat« mw Party. In cna ms d 420 N. Sixth : pei. Josep Academy gradu] thee Acti vities Of Women's Clubs ‘ s— a eo ore Meeting of Traffic Club. Mass For War Dead. ie Traffic Club of St. Li The annu juiem 1 | " +927 will be the guests | Oo Bresmm 6118 Easton a EER ‘. Near Locust - h. st. Joseph Alumn | the | Marte WONDERFUL SHOES Be Se oer ee cedar, Jane Daves, & Ruth Gil Big Midseason Clearance ee Be cctese. Bis © z and Wye cite initial ) Like Ft. “lMre FOR PERFECT PERMAN a. WAVING Women’s $6 and $7.50 Footwear Announcir Beginning 8 he late tn — ete see Rig A ot motte cA tt ht Or a loo ad Wave eee eee tone eer) , | 1, ve eng “ite sopuar monng of we wan the terry gragramy “Eh = ww All New § WI1CTN J Olute Oaret Saiiplm sitie Ae HA, Union The officers for che coming sear At All 3 Jp \ Meade igo yi AN a ceorgettes, Su ; SK i si iain alla M. at Office. ; ee — OR RE . Misses Stvles Made Larger | ; ss ois, lee oahcgaig ee: ~~ | WAIT AND td | a SS NR peaepciectiese | “£ ; immers ses One tor r e€acn ili I! al “Sn Water i : ius $s 2 i4aD- ¢CONSTLT DR. PINKSTAFF ' ~ ts ~ VA ae For Youthful Women ; ‘ ry) ‘ = 7 +} theme of the expert Piastic Surgeon = : " = Suet ‘¢ ‘ is, = :' mm 4 j For Larger Women ea Here May 30th to June 4th i | E ; See Window Dispiay of - ing to its indiv : asian SRE Wee the BR camuad ‘Decker Suite 209, Washington Grand Bidz 4 | 4 , All the Many Styles amen f > 2. aasanteaaa ’ — ; 3 ‘ Mrs Norman Wind ow ee Hours—10 to 4 520 N. Grand -Bl = : | sae 5 : : ai, 3 . wear | in sigace — Gon mM test curls m ade on you r own thon ; lones — | SPRING Uf. | 4. . > —s— Wich Ciseal: | Mar © of the fe : ; |! COATS 3 wave to be. With Circuline, you are assured 7 ee ee ee ST. LOUIS — Le - ™ advance of pertect results! Write for booklet to: i ecian 292 Ataineieens Se HOUSE FURNISHING CO. : ve ; Lane Bryant Sizes Meet a Re “8 sagan ay “ 902-04 Franklin Av. 3 A Value Compelling Attentionl= NESTLE Circuline 3 Permanent Wai Nestle’s Text- ‘O- Meter A scientific een ae ete ' reuline wating is The JEANS-WILLIAMS SUPPLY CO. 607-S-9 HOLLAND BLDG... srt. Louis, Mo Call MEAin 3742 for Information Hairdressers Can Take Instruetion on the Text-O-Mete: at the Above Address, WN SOR a Sighs jk ream | eo eS ane" w Oe alee Pate Or oe ee . > — ae 5 ner, ON ae Raigits epee eS td gee Ne hes Bea i Ps ie é ea, rake e Ag See [his 3-Pc. Living-Room Sef... _— Upholstered 1 in Jacquard Velour . . . Reversible Cushions . . . $8- Delivers Itt | a Tt a ch ? . * 8 . Here's your chance to secure a beautiful new This beautiful outfit consists of armchair, Wa Peterman’s Roach Food Li ving-Room outtit at a real money-saving chair_and large davenport. It is comfortamy nates every roach in your price. It is made by one of the largest and best upholstered in fine quality Jacquard velour @ all It entices roaches from iI Ww manu Tr >] a ace n pes urers coal the country, whose has spring filled reversible cushions. The wa We pies ae a — we me t permitted to advertise because manship throughout i is of the highest ordets! sie wriggle over alt the of the low price we are naming. itis guaranteed trame being of a and 1 doweled constructia® | Ov their young and their ¢ sae ne 2 tow bugproof at all times. While a limited es it oY The vamp 1s stitched in a two-toned pg = Hose ins ian fF ehaec + mgr : Come in, see it tor ourself. 38. 00 deliv Every one di and ; vs : Del meme: qeantit; of these tine Suites last, we feature your home and yor :, rth lance at : lor. N aed left b ts quilted effect ... the cleverest accent “ t 1 . th t ridicul > low ou os eee: ‘i Pee ts the ¢ hem at the ridiculously low price of only each week. dry dust. for your smart ensemble! Just out ) : aan Sate ; | RR Rreiiciad ines wide tiscumwon wan We Are Open Every Monday and Saturday Night Until 9 O’Clock ary. Roa favor amoné smart women as so 4 ; e made { (CaN CEntral 2410 for Other Evening Appointment : the roaches, the young and th | far behind the : | se oe 4 gt June Brides! \ Mail Ovdere Receive Prompt Attention Beautiful 9x12 2 : “ae — ae | ry $1 8! } | ene wear wn me he Seta Oi ST LOUIS:S REFS) ees ase Sto HOUSE FURNISHING COMM Becen : ) Soe nectar 350 | | 902-4 FRANKLIN AVE. $26” oe ' ne ey - “ ‘ Z INT 25 WAY ee a ee, a | ee a ee iw mn n ‘ ; wen ¥ is - - SRM ss, cht Senate eis 2 cA et ae ra hf z - . es « t oF ae novel and CwMPuIsSite a Siipper deser es! er emnaept “2 - a a i- IST 1-1 - 2 m= Terms to Suit! Easy Terms A REMEMBER—SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER

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intitle Cais POST. Ses t ze ae i » RPartc DISPATCH —= SUNDAY MORNING MAY 22. 19°97 - AW 716 Oli Bee ainmac Their *arty. — .jIn charge of arrangeemnts are: ! ) Ae a of. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH______ PAGE 13 ive = ae lemv gradu- Miss ee an © C are: Benediction of Sacrament. } eee y . . KD ae: Res ee ws ae roe i opt member, Mr. W. B. Huette, Sher-| Hotel, and will motor to Pine Tree flood relief fund, at the home of as Si. Josepn Aca Mrs. Joh Rm. ifonberger, 7632 Miss Dorothy B | U enediction of the Blee | 5 a will oe ¢ O’Brien. Hise Aln ‘ | essed Sac- | : ay , wood Forest Webdster Grove In: | \ , of 1927 | “Ss Alma Mever, Miss|rament wi - , CL L O hile | “ae whe — orem | ARR. 18 Easton z ‘ ne St. Joseph Aluti noe at tne Marie Hanss Mise Clare Whelan Good Sh vé bg obs« -.% -d at t “g 1V1 Fath O lg 1 S LA S i We aay, J Une Z: an lee aera ’ Ie try ors bury iBT ule, "1 1. Friday, May b\ , By # . zON ; + - / wes . i ’ ike Je 4 i 2 aso ep 1erd ; EE ' “t. : : ; ; 2h? e a ee. . _? ai "? ‘ 2 \i a A ‘ rr | a a meate? slay, June} Miss Paula _ #k arley, Miss Irene Convent, $801) — icdiidinceniaidins | The reenl: nonthly me rR CR : ss alka . Mrs. Mildred Orr RBReaton ef ' “= tne guests jing aft . isi ma tet Gravois ne ea road, this afternoon at! Continued From Preceding Page. | North Ni; was held of a series of bridge teas for 7 Centinned on Next Page. » Buck- = fave * es Ts 7. ? ; a ics pt gs P , "rt, . alumnae menibers will} © » “18s Ethel! Dwyer, Miss - The tuth Gillick, Miss Maren 2:30 o’clock, the Rev : | -) Pdanesd ts from Fonte | ‘“\, MISS Margaret Daly, ‘ ev. Father! as follows: President, Mrs. George | Proceeds will 5 the Red Cross], _, ph A a : ingham Hote! Mrs. lioy Butts +4, é c. wwenets ce ; © Pad o Sa end Wy- — Mary O’Laughlin, Miss Stella | Michael L, Stritch, g. J,, officiat- | C. Richardson; first vice president, | fund for the flood and ' BE 3 3 ‘ > College. Big selene = “6 | Gillick, Miss Catherine Gunn, Miss ing. Following benediction t¢ Mrs. Milton Sontheimer; second | tims. The club includes Mexicans. and Mrs. J. H. Kelley were the & 7. poulevari's, to Garden for | Margaret Piavin, Miss Clare Mc-|will be served and Father Stritch vice president, Mrs. O. 8. Leadman; | Cubans, Spaniards and other Latin} "es | Aier_ =the business R E D U ne « dinner, afte r oT Foaigemay Mrs. B. J. Spaeth, Mrs. | will make a brief address mg secretary, Mrs. A. B. McPhee; cor- |races, and the benefit wil] hava « dancin a social hour and bridge Bip eteriain them at the initial /H. 8. Ghio, Mrs. J. J. Connell and visitors may make e tesr ot whe | responding secretary, Mrs, W. A,[PFOZ"@m of beautiful dances o¢| followed. THE BELCHER 3\S%*susit"" BATH WAY Meoewsigon Of “AS 101 - Ottp Budke. convent. Crooks; treasurer, Mrs. A. F. Burt; | 0?" countries, songs and tableaux. he closing event of the West . : . " } | auditor, Mrs. H. H. Hinton; chair-| q, Se ee : |End Woman's Republican Club, |, Bad Complexions Constipation Rheumatism eke a Mheniede Conbmittes, Simi. | _ we Louis _aeegen ©hary Shak-| will be a May day rcv and lunch- Ean ake tae KF. W. Geisler; membership, Mrs. Presi: iy aria . a ge ‘y i — nat the Pine Tree Inn on Man- BELCHER HOTEL mieten Fred). 0 een Beat METS. Donald chester road, Wednesday atl pp. = a Armstrong. | her ie ae 7. : ‘}m. The presicest, “are. UO. 8, tee- Dene is eects? eee, CC 'Y,/ man, and Mrs. George J. Dietz members and guests adjourned to} be sg to a gigs ee pi? the | have charge of the luncheon. The ithe garden to view and gather! ,. on ailiel es es Ss ial ningeietae " cl vill meet at the Gatesworth | as DR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN spring flowers. | Creat 4 ada Se tp Pd he Ties > 614 OLIVE ST. 7 iV a: Mi: 1a] a ) TPPER and LOWER PLATE. $35” Two sections of the Scottish Rite | he given by Mrs: MacDonal, Women’s Club. of which Mrs. John May °4 at 9 = | i: is haeh ae , . ~ ~ a a a _ - - coon a os ss ~ o = ~_ a a am Nt il Hf Magy : i u ll) MiB HHH (i , Ny WO lr ttl My } nual spring party, hostesses for | Georgettes, Flat Crepes, Printed Crepes 04 aay $| which include Mrs. A. R. Miller, i ? i ti Mrs. W. D. Viter,. Mrs. W. B. | 5 | Knight and Mrs. Edward G. Peters. | , +) >] ClLwUD.] In Three Appealing Price Groups cK ER 2 Tae executive board of the cl * Sat ia, monthly meeting | the will hold its Wednesday, May 25, at 10 a. mM. — ae . % : : : SA LF 4 anes gee - va » $ $ 75 ZS a / —— The Junior Haaassan stuay | ? | : § pau poe : Jit ane $ Group will hold its last meeting OF ‘hole 4 , | Y,, 1 eae ad yi the season Monday evening, May te foo fe 4 1\\\ $/ 23, at 8 o’clock, at 5593 Waterman ‘avenue. M. J. Slonim, who is the | ‘leader of this group, will speak on and Summer Wear Wee ts) Other Beautiful Models, $45 and Upward WALs {. 5 | the “Jewish Prophets.” nskin—Tan Calf— | | | Oi denne Sraeipn. Chapter: TaN Kid—Satins— $ i All offering, in the new Summer styles, the & \ 4 Daughters of the American Colo- he , oe i ey 3 ists, met Thursday, May 12, at the s. All heel Mery De y advantage of Lane Bryant S1ZeS tor women : ‘ “gene oo a hursaay, M i} ] i Beas Y . r . ‘ : i ome Ot j rs, > c* we #7 and misses who cannot becomingly wear slen- ; Dt tkos Caves. der sizes. ficers were installed: Regent, Louis Wolf; vice regent, Mrs, F. ; “ Below: recording secretary, Mrs. Misses’ Styles Made Larger eee Lane Bryant Sizes 16 to 28 ‘ William teach e corresponding For Youthful Women _...Lane Bryant Sizes 36 to 46 3 ‘elie Mea 3. K. steidling: For Larger Women ... ...Lane Bryant Sizes 39 to 56 $3075 ¢ | treasurer, Mrs. William C. Rumsey; registrar, Mrs. C. E. Bacon; ‘an. Mrs. Irvin Norton: dire ‘Mrs. S. H. Kleinschmidt and William Greenhalgh. The ' presented a pin, the insignia * Genuine Kroehler Three-Piece Bed-Davenport Living-Room Suite - ‘ : ‘ = & ‘ r. 4 a ° re - ; y 1’ ' = a 4 +e ve + ° - ~—t nds : ae ~ oe = x .f Pay; s . Ss, * . * = fy a ; S hay suc wonderful Suites pf such excellent construction and such magnifi- een ered at this low price. Three large comfortable pieces as shown-—-with ; } 7 : only. ** 7 a wwe AD BP Pe ghana an an 1 aap 0am: —_ PRT SF A OS ee ee , | SPRING I, [/ and More Off 1 COATS 3 2 Regular Prices! —. «a7 — 2s es Ce am « a =P ae Pe eT SS ae ee Sel ee Lane Bryant Sizes Meet a Requirement for Three Out of Every Five Women bare > i is, ie, i i A A ee ee, ee eee alt Bey | so jiety, to the retiring regent, Mrs. . ‘ | Edwin DL. Barber, who will next month for her home i —_— CRUG O OO O roe ae ae es phhipbb+ 6 4&6 6&4 4444.4 _ se DDD DDD DDD DS from 0-3 to A. Friends are cordially invited to at- “ ‘| O a | ame. o = | Chapter EL of the P. E. O. held | | 10 a. ~w\ e iits philanthropy meeting at | m. in the Christian Orphans’ Home, 151 Euclid avenue, Friday, May 13. business meeting ° rive him out |Atter luncheon ab . was held, at which the president, davenport opens into a full size restful bed; Sensational Suite YWalues That Can’t Be Equaled! Re eerie, v RE ee ig 20) Sh % - a Nar ite 'Mrs. Mary Muckley, presided. The ; ‘ _ : inext meeting will be h: d May 24, e hi ’ Care | iat the home of Mrs. ‘illiam B. Di 1ve Im out: “>: 7 |Lampe of "7"arkland place, pre- | : —_ «A | ' siding. | At the meeting of the | County Board of the IJ. ‘Women Voters. Wednesday. ; icity hall in University City, offi- ,cers elected for the ensuing year ! were installed by Mrs. BE. T. Smith; | ‘outgoing prefident.. Those induct- 'ed into office were: President, Mrs. | iJ. H.-Herren of Kirkwood: | vice-president, Mrs. G.. W. stick. of University City: GS hy 6 a Rte Bg tO 7 ee ae x $ So Sah ke AW _ ~s ~ - _ 7 — - — — = on - os - -— - SFA SA A eo ‘ again aS ee ee f glued and doweled construction. weree ash tea all the others are, setae | ; Aerie. Mrs. John S. Parry will be t for yourself. $8.00 delivers it to over their young and their eggs. FLYOSAN—kills flies and mosquitoes. |the installing officer. : "ae . é s 2 " ge {. | The Emerson Schoo! Mothers’ d you may pav the balance a little Every one dies and disintegrates. | PETERMAN’S DISCOVERY — exterm _.The Emerson School Mother , a : No odor. Nothing is left but a little nates bedbugs. a ca Shas ocd Tahun ae | dry dust. PETERMAN’S MOTH FOOD — protects Sas 4. A frolic dnd eames wih against moths. be the features of the afternoon. . Intil 9 0’ Clock a Don’t try to fight roaches with a Whe Suntar trivia’ . a spray. No spray can possibly reach You must have a specific insecti- ‘ac teh vost Tener etl | the roaches, the young and the eggs cide for each insect. No single iMociety will. hold the last wmeetine far behind the baseboards and jnsecticide will exterminate them Renee r this afternoon at the - i, F2. A. at 2:30 p. m. A spe- Fé X a Beautiful 9x12 a under the floors. all. We have had nearly 30 years’ iulel Srenram has bean arcansed and Only the right powder can do that. experience. We know that is true. ‘the members will invite gu sts. VEIT VET 7 | Members of the executive hoard : \Of Sorority Circle were entertained Aiea caneeattiies se ead = oe _ - — ee ses he 2 be 5 ee Bee ee ee ee tee a ee - ” -~ - ~ - ~ os ~ - om -~ - rs - Belding- Hall ’ ¢ : oak 3-door side-ieer with pure white food ¢com- partment. A SAS SASS SSAA SR SAR ASR RR SRSA SR oR OFS So SR ER SRE SRE SRS SR RR SR OR Ue oo yr viaranteed od ‘ , % bE . — © All Steel Dou Day-. ta Bed and Mattress , an . , LV sty , \Iak: S @ Tui * La] ‘ is ~ | Thuredav 4 ae ; : Fhursday with a luncheon at R 2 G ri Peserman's has the right insecticide for each home of Mrs. David Smith. imeecct. Qn sale wherever drugs are seid. 'Bartmer avenue. P! m8 Choice Patterns : ple te d for a bri hed wher open. Roi complete GAS RANGE at the Gat th het mm $ .50 4 3 be] Thursday for le §=6bens f the’ & cover at .. re Pee eee ee Lare OvEg ay y four-burner 2O nas to gave ice. Na~ 7 5 lm flood sufferers. ke 75 | COOKING 50 tionally known Leonard ° a | Rant be Petes . | Fas , ager % * ° quality makes this a rare Es . & Spanish Club to Aid Relief Fund. ra Hie Baste~>: oor hareain at . @ | The Spanish Club of Neighbor- rr. gow ea argais Meee aee ce reenee P/G hood House wil) repeat Its success ne ee SEE Easy Terms ud production, Internationa! | Rd BIEDERMAN FURNITURE CO., 805-7-9 FRANKLIN AV. meena tl a hehe oho abe ae Leonare three-door Refrigerator with white enarmel-lined food chambers. Hleavily insulated

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= ne oe: re 2 lye epee 8 me 3 es, 26 > . a 5 > * wt Te a eee - ST.LOUIS POST-D!SPATCH______ SUNDAY MORNING, SAY 22, 1920 ocean ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - —~ j | | = ae NE oo ote 35 YEARS AT ONE LOCATION em | Activities of WwW omen s s Clubs ee cenannenenenannnnnennnent: Free! LOWER THAN IN 1913. s e wy . Mortality ~ Riso Source of- j Hi, | | ‘ ontinucd From Preceding Page. napunced teat ane | District pe Clip This Coupon / ; be _- a — ‘5 mh ‘s =} Pe 622% HRosebury 4 k ep es sae : . * RES! | hy Hi fer the Chapt nd t - guest The Earnest Endeavor Club & : : f A Blue Bird = spe Associates bees. bla: : meld the last meeting of the year @ ) Present i€ at the time of pur- : S We pais. May 227 Hel | : nthe nt, 245 P } chase and you will receive Dinner Set Se? 2s per 1000, » 1900 in if our = pe 19) See . : . ~ ‘ ; i ee ¥ = P .s, a F . ——— a Bas 4 hs C2 WU: Ht pee: | ) ALLOW ANCE ne: (2° nortties ts the abe | Ht G. ¥. : s 1 . ) Purchase of : i nat ith authortties ships 4 Pie Le 23 #4 SS ‘ f E din oo ; ~ Sas enwwes tere occeem * bs oe aie sooner o00e Ss aeaenas weoweee ts: © Somes + ES + ry a 4 ; , N rr aT aed ~~ ma : 7 , aa > - , 4 ’ ’ , ; Be ; mm ? oe . > iy, | ae rr n a * “ , + f 4 5 = : [% . 4 rs ; = i : Me = , > . . : , / . 4 “* ~ - ; iy, % ’ : *) = % ~ . A x C spt? + >: 7 ; ; ed ‘fy Ye H ‘wa ¢ ’ ~ ‘ - 4 ; v/s, f ye F . | lay Bed and iy ° } . 41 ‘ . ' ~ ; # | y fi i ¢ f ' ; : . - - 4 I : * Ba > If (a aa % : “9 -_ Lg bh iy : LS. . 4 3 ‘os = | S ‘ ‘ " .~ ’ rm Y ff, lis ay ae. .? . hy 4 ss? > 4 ~ 7 hs, a Mh + ‘ i * : — Be eet Se | 192 1102-08 OLIVEST. 2 Doors From 11th St. | \a Yr — : : seis $1 Down—Easy Terms ; ' t , ee ae Vy | 7 : Out-of-Town , : ’ | ¥'\ ‘ a ~ % Tne se iieetings Customers— y Monday— : Mrs ~ ST . Vi se? = Pay Us a Visit: | : J We Wilt Arrange Fasy Terms f tan % and pay the Freight te your A ; Town. We Deliver by Truck ; : i , Within 30 Miles ef St. Louis. ’ M: Cc i - ANY H j ' er gee : | . * | se A . : : - Ee: ; : r . j é . ne pres Alors ~ | 24 .. Lacille-Francis Method me : 3 SPECIALISTS : 3 * . - Removing Superfluc=3 Hair | : iogoy a © y fT = TY et attrac- é : f moe ci . eee tive patterns; 9x12 fee : | Milans, smart black : ; ADVERTISEMENT Will be Miss H Pur — | ils : | ; 7 : : . 7 . Mes 7 . . $1 Down—Easy Payments ev erything **-* m a host of ¢ : a Wi et misses’ and matrons’ : ans le “Petes : changes, refunds or credita. | us Une : me oe all - . eee ~ 3 mpreyereryy Sis : , Fourth Floor—Br Before sour husband or son goes bi: . Per ady i} | a 7 seve hae ‘iiines or brer : ible which § ' : r : L Seeeeeeseeseeeaal : ’ cum Powder in ws drink o d for - . s - | i tiitipii +H : Sexth Se. Thru to lew weeks. Teseum Powder is tasicless Miss ‘ * i | | ) ; a ie Deen mM the market for 15 vears “Se =” 2 y os . 7 fy i f r Ep -- a mentees sues: WIGOREMIAM benacRs INFES | Poirot an (ararnaiate SER 9 r ST ey 4 — ake" ‘$6.85 | w000s,Prevov Tavs 9 $1 DOWN BUYS A SANITARY REFRIGERATOR atin ; } >. sack e ; : | R ae a ae GOLD MEDAL OK PILLSBLRK} T : cue S - Bs | s . FLO ee WO (:ancs Heo} a p Viore Than : ; a : i if a soe Es Hundred; Declare Open War /-Piece Crystal Cut Glass Water Set and Blue Bird Dinner Set Free } | “a is one of the most popular ; . s-l hb. S4.t on Pol ©. ‘ a perai ; jay? ever shown—wv holst ed i? x ‘ : ee - . . 4 Al ’ apo Scere In E LK ; Porcelain—F rosted Gray—Oak | 3 | y Ha : | ca ae ae = omen Fa a I and | andsomely carved frame giv Re 4th. sack $1.25 ‘ Ei Fi 15 . : trig = ass f a . hertens wm nit o> $250 50 Different Sizes and Style ‘ie ther ° ) ear ! “hea Bird ‘lorence before 3a= room Suite. The Renkin = con es Gs-! bh. ck $4.95 - —s “— ais Pc Of yles i . + 7 | ' ’ = " a €x°e lent wally a ry! 9 7 KENTUCKY BLUBGK ASS 40 Sg | ee nickels sh. s. Se Dinner Set buy. - Low Seam ; nt value for only $199. & Ei ae k : a LiMP CORN STGAR— . a Be oe TMi pee . $3. 25 q ' WALTKE'S EXTRA Fawrry snap Lut : the ne = : —Anw sige ber ; wa theseet i Ter wi pol th. $4.25 ‘ tr ae : : WE THIN. NEW ae os “ ‘ * i a POW DERFD Waly ... Baened ii j rt 2 lark. ~ ie ay Ne 35c/|§ 4 : MALT sSiRTUP 4 > * eS ae 4 I é > 7% Ba: arian; Hep Favor: piers ee Biggest Va HE Ever Offered ’ 4-Piece a? rf a can Se * “& : Bud: r; Hop Fiaver. Ts De . - | Sis Tee ann corated Bedroom Suite : eae Bueci- ° len Flaver 7 r 4 7*\.-, ean Sir S45.85 ue Beach: Hop Mavor, © Hl SEVERAL INVENTIONS RY ’ bra 4 Ih. eons 65 ae y me . «4 i /- = ‘ 4 Bie ta.a ee eS e mi “9 . : sey ass Wihire Renner Hep Flaver am - 4 fe: CHANTILLY : Ha ¢ A , "hh ran She ta f% . it if Bi ini se Meehon'’s: Hen Flever: eee : Weltia) ee ae Frosted Oak 3 PERFUME 4; : € ak Gala r oc Flaver: r Ss e a ' . SK" | a s “a - 85 eee wees 7 ae HOP-.FTAVOR WALT— ' ie bee e 4 Tr bel he. pond rs i2c oe er Bed Daven ort e eb et, BH ¢ O- eare : 3 is PAAR eee CC Cherge fer Web Con's . # of 25 ee. Pies & : wean — ’ ‘+ af a” ae . tes Hors 30c ; The ivenDort and two ses inten sie a mie ae aa TO.ih, ters Ps : it Down! ee me ; espe = age ae ; se 43 3 ‘: wtrT ARPER ae TT, wert.yc emt re . ge wate iJ Liie’. AJaVeni no! oe ae Matte on oRreheer of £3 4A « OTe , — . ar size bed Yor MiTlst see t} ~ ? : M gre sf of the. rmar’s a » ; Te ; m ° : - va . s26 48 eS es 7 Lad i ei ee 2 rms ) s€aiize iS wonderin vaine reees A i ’ - GOLDMAN BROS.—1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST a &, .

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e! Bird Set Your e of ver SSS ~ ~— = So ~ N SSV7~7~7 ~ SSS . SSI LSS ~ “~ ~~ — ~ ~ SSS ~ SS — -of-Town tomers~— Us a Visit! Arrange Fass Terms the: Freight to your ‘e Deliver by ‘Truck Miles of St. Louis. russelsRugs $ beautiful Rues. d wearing quality Velvet Rugs $ 29-2 - a , ’ pens: 8x12 fee Latest 2 Ob feet. . $1 Down—Easy Payments dy Led is nd decorated. A Spring and complete the beautifully de- nue comfortable Outfit. $1 Down—Easy Payments ) . ehBeautiful3-Piece Spring and Mattress lar $35 Value 192 ree rc ~~ ee | Blue Bird | Dinner Set Free Florence Oil Stoves Easy to light—easy to operate. 2, 3 and s burner styles, with or without oven. See @ Florence before you buy. - Low prices. $1 Down zy LOOM OUTFIT $ 3 ————. ST. LOUIS POST-DispatcH | nornmaally high infant BIRTH RATE STILL ; . » - " e : compared with other European LOWER THAN IN 913 countries. The number of chil, ren en a ‘ ; 4 ying below ] : ; : ne ree 9 No I s 7 cs " \ t 1e€ rst 4 =} of ’ ‘ "ea ¢ . tality Also Source of lin 199¢ g one year was 74.698 against 68.367 alth Officials to fiea In Somme of Countr). - worry lin 1925. jably in of the +}, iflie mountainous associated Press. | Centre : . ! pine the increasca } } May 21.+The number Of |/infant geath at, so UM Othe ARIS, **: 19°6 was 766.-|,; ath rate from one year s - . a , | to the othey | in in France A - exceeded 406 per cent. or 18.8 per 1000, against . , ' _— ESE nt death rate as Americ departments, not- | regions | School of yj hick International College, Vernon Venable fuerite Wykoff of the T° Cincinnati, May 3 i versity of ; ynhard Krueger. ] Missouri: 4, University of Ch an colleges for the Geney \ n wil 1] wi her al i} . fi in Geneva, Swi' erland, on ly T “ecini 9 gyre Uly 11. The recipients | ;are Sue Osmother]ly of ee 1 Barnard | and Mar-'| niversity of PT J Royden Dan-! icago, and | A Ba 7a1° Loe ‘ . » loctin ‘ '|Comite de a Sauvec irde de PArt 19.1 per 1960 in idde. 5 Win Geneva Scholarships # , H. Dession of Cornell, sey-| ~ + oe 8 hee rious disquiet to NEW Yc - a , eral distinguished A mer Francais of St. Lou was installed t causes seriou cesar. apatrgin 8 DRY! YORK Mav 4 —ScholarX& s 1] ie ATlerican profes.@. . . , : Ic in a ia ‘ . ? S , - * ~~ ‘ P| Acti SOrs VW i] } ¢ Ty — - 7 ¢ the Semi - Annual HIS season “ 3s a > a fast. 290 Traveler's Choice of the Popular Price Sec- Fi athoves’® ... eyhilic ane tion” includes all of the latest arrivals last, without charge. This in Summer Hats. Large hair Hats, Is an ys ft, as tl ° : - ct ot ~/ ec not arc- Milans, smart black § satins, felts... ee ee ger counteG IGF In Ge we everything...in a host of colors and misses and matrons styles. No ex: 10 changes, refunds or credits. Fourth Floor—Broadway. = — . $y Spe ee ee he thet ts ae *% ie Ea ek 55 eee ae © ” “OSS pe » 4 > Agta > tay) ann h ; a, es r Regular Prices to $7.95 SSSR T SERRE SESE ERSEAESBeees Rete ee sees eesea* THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.— Sixth St., Thru to Broadway Between Locust and St. Charles St. errr eT errr TT eT eee eT ee Pre eee eee eee es See See Sere eta eaee * “ee eeee seaf @eeeeees eeeas 3{| Ferrand, French SSE CORR CRE He He Re ee Eee ee SSHSSHASHSASSAKASH SSK HS SAH HRTKSE ECS SHARES SSSTESSTASTHSH SSSR R ATES S SKS ASSAH SHREK T SSH SESS SH SESE ESSERE EBB EKER Eee Kee eRe seeeczaaneenaeenaete PY rrrrerrrrrtt ete sseeee e* CeeC ene eean reese ** SSSR SEHES SS STRESSES SET CSREES ERE TO SEP HST eee Ree eee eee eee bo ef A Remarkable Value "159 Davenport Bed Suite rer at RROEMLER ~ MADE — Ti Pa —- This is one of the most popular Bed-Davenport Suites we : ave ever shown—upholstered in a good quality of velour and handsomely carved frame gives you a Juxurious living- ‘T00m Suite. The davenport contains a full-size bed. An ercellent value for only $159. See it Monday. 495 FREE One Set of Refrigerator Dishes Given Free With Including Rugs and Linoleum ON TERMS Every Refrigerator White Porcelain Quick Meal Range~—Lorain Regulator 7 20 Reautiful well-constructed Range, has 16-inch oven; five burners for ‘luding r burner and patent light- eS Poa § on COOKINE, int > Y? Siriliiit . } “9o)1) henft er. Equipped with Lorain he: : v “a ‘ >? regu ‘tie Allowance for Your Old Stove = \* al bili i if h Pi id ys ? 1a) - , ‘a : ——_~ # ON 4) Pare t . ‘a t - " ' T i} : he sit ~ +0 ai Tite thy r ih ya . 4 F + ee } AE ie \ : itty un ih ’ — biaitali bag +! . eETES Pi aS pew te iat al ah i i i | : = if Ht ae i Hi jit We iH it iit ‘i » oD ? ; nl ‘ ©. —_ fo | va . 4 ~~ = “4 r ox ' gd 41 tho a 7 . r> ihe Stk Bee et \ oe e | — * % i = =p ‘eandl — i 2; : ’ $t> 1p —= - ~ ™ i a / I : ; al re ~ S © SS eee ) N77 ; i} v4 RAIL / “lh - (7s sta ——— “hit \ »” avenport Suite ‘175 8 are exXcep- e with deep, and backs. Hport opens e this Suite oe © @ « ‘ee ee $16 Bade of ‘Mattress - Day-Bed Outfit ay f° A oC ee Com plete With tufted cotton attress and covered with a good cretonne with full Mounce . we ; ee, and in rich walnut fin- Gibson Porcelain Refrigerator CHAN Weavily insulated oak walls with TILLY white porcelain food chamber, one-piece leakproof bottom oF ive aluminum trap, chamber; cast and hinges. PERFUME sted brass lo KS Regular $2.00 bot- : - gt Say 1 9.50 special ... e Pay $4.00 Down Convenient Terms Can Be Arranged UETTNER “4 Good Place to Buy Furniture” N. W. Cor. Washington at Ni For Evening Appointments Phone CEntral 2838 with rubbe woven spring, BASSINET Equipped a Di oe Heeis and 43 nth h STUDENT = | _| Statue, St. Louis Studies Gift, Installed in Special Correspondence. , t he 4 es - t , ori itue of the Virgin, the gZi l’'rancais, to the United States, de- cided to devote its donations to the Touleuse. The founder of ie city of St. Louis, M. de Laclede, had formerly receiv: the Jeux Floraux of 2 | ‘ .* LOrTauxk O city of +} Toulouse, Prof. architect, charged With the course in architecture at st. Louis, is a true bred son of Tou- Lous: These bonds between the two cities were mentioned by M. Henri Puget of the Conseil d’Etat, who had arrived at Toulouse to repre- : TT) tia . , "Ove art sent Lii* ma lvercarde | he president of the Toulousains I To rlouse MI Lozes de Brousse, the Advocate, gave an address, in (ne presey of St tor PP br eu- ga, MM J Rieux 1 Henri Auriol, D M « Durr- bacn men Gz Inst j Yd gagean of the 9 iltyv of #8 rtTers \1 dicat d'’Initiative de ronne; Prof. Anglade, M._ Sai Raymond and other > tox bv i 13+ . MmOcaApDLITICS, A letter from Mrs. Georgette A. Study, secretary of the Comite de mauvegarde of St. Louis, who prom- ises to visit Toulouse in June next, was read 4 The company gathered round the Statue, the pase of which was dec- orated With garlands of ivy and hoxwood. again declared sprigs of lis attachment to )61ts American friends and its gratitude for the Magnificent gift, which is a grace- ful work of the French Renais- ¢ nee The Qo 177 wars F V+ f > ; Tm Ai Ue ©] ’ lee 40} president of the > oe | mugenie Berthold. ,* ‘“ 4 . i | 7 korrest Ca Mell of Sf Te ni] a | . : ‘ : . Mo., has been visiting in Lausann Yauresa He ~ 7 ‘ . = . = 1 switzerland, as a guest of the Lau- aAiaceé Hotel, Lady Peek, the forme; Wine W. Thornburg of S T 1 h ¢ ? ~ 7? L. YY) ~ 4 ~ j ‘ i } 3 ra ib i ‘ At I ri Mi } fc ~ TY ft H ci ik Si r yn f i : Vew Yarl ’ 7 Mr. Sa ] Allen and his n - 7. a 17 er, zars George |] Allen of §S Louis re s t the Hotel d as Fra €t © Paris 5) me | Ir il i Mrs Lo is To} ns n, - ‘+ 5 Originally of S Louis ve yre- - “ + t ned n blarrit I nce, to heir mwartn nt i Rue des Vignes, Paris. Mr.and Mrs. John- eg ( r he ‘ } (jra 1A a * ‘ 4 T } in . 7] a1 c? Boris of Russia, , t chateau region of Biarritz —— he rr , ; hey were the guests of Sam Park toe 7 of Beaumont, Tex., United § MATTRESS Vice Consul. qa M Park WW 6) 1 Biar IMMONS | i . na , 7 ' eee Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, widow o PRINGS Psi ait Y Capt. R. Dra White, originally . f “4 fs ) ’ T , +? . ' ite i a he @ e { ed & 3s embas in | ~ | 2 , \T? \ ’ l¢ + g t } } ly Cc , | *, Thev | a VI iY ? in ; sin) FY : . . ‘ . . sei ; ce m Now. beauty and comfort at a low price. A 4-Piece Bedroom Suite of attractive lines tLiL1O oO! ‘ Y An mmnso's . - : , — Mate “ e . . . : E. Harding of St. Louis. FRENCH CHEMIST WORKS ON GOLD TRANSMUTATION Asserts He Can Make it With Com- bination of Silver, Sulphur, Orpicnt and Tin. Tx ihe a ao RS s3 i j ’ £ {) Si] il { ; eeetapen' f é oO: orpime t ? 1 o7 O tir he af. irms he p! j ed + nN TY = bm, i ris O} — } J melts e metals, he says hi | iz { } TO ‘ errees | Centizgrad ind a ¢ li il pro CeSS @ ly pre ting ork T*} 74 j 1g 4 ne Say nas rriyore 1 his e.4 Ss He ' . £ e +} ‘ & ?} Og ite e , ail the oOTriz we Titv OF reeo) — SUICIDES IN BERLIN BERLIN, May 21.—A wave of Stu t suicides d i the spring i ge} > OO; a! | li] ersity cA ni- ] = } } t d ol 2. VErsy DET Y Ss HY ‘ { Ors i eu ] } ah i ] - t s Sti ts.. 2 than « .yi ft? nte and same educators 1 however. that examina-' — ostt FOUL OGL LHe CV ide SUNDAY MORNING, French Museum '& PARIS, May 10.—A magnificent i ft of the d the sword of MAY 22 1997 _PAGE 15 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ~~ ¥ Gigantic AY Anothe re ” > | * 3 ie D (AG iN Sos ' Cneeamea— G; cme VNSTVEEAINEY Tite a ~ o5 y aX \ OW Een a ; _10 Pc. LANDAU CEDAN IZED OVERSTUFFED LIVING-ROOM OUTFITS * ™ Suite stitffed Suite "9S &-PIECE BFDROOM OUTFIT, $118 i = = ¥4 - a = 4 = Ai> 3s 3 F 3 s # ; Pee —. i « el — 7 » a 7x. | ~* 7 — PROY@Y OL.) Gy Bi 8 Bottini ototeto t =. & i 4 “e ae a> . ads ay ae ~~ 2 . Delivers this Living - Room outfit. tee e+ -2- Mp x = - 3 10-Pc. Landau Cedarized Ove Imagine! A gracefully designed Landau Cedarized Lifing-Room Suite consisting of full-size over- stuifed davenport, comfortable club chair covered with the finest quality velour. Choice of many ' >» ( Whey j= | } | bes it | ae | ' iN ET i ® i; st © GaP OG? SO Gamer S Gama © Ga? © Giae © Gum © Gad © Guam © Guam © Gand @ Ga © | | | | | DOWN } i — | 7 { i aaa ; —————e a = 2 ee =~ $ hy cee : : } “ aT : | rE Of | : - Delivers This Dining- 0 with 50-piece dinner set, buffet mirror and beautiful Axminster rug, all complete for [ at C Purniture Company Room Outfit only $89. Newest style. Large, beautifully designed buffet, china cabinet, large exten- 1116 OLIVE ST. ST. LOUIS, MO. | : * | Cee Pee oem C ) 12-Piece Dining-Room Outfit Complete sion table, armchair and five side chairs. With Carroll’s Easy Terms, Quality Merchandise—Truthfully Advertised—Truthfully Sold © A sensational dining-room offer. Nine splendid pieces in rich walnut finish on gumwood, *3 9 ae? © Gare © Genape O Certene? © umm © Gemma ASE Rn dus

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Louis Symphony Will | Home-Coming Festival for é Pe et > \ AG er | ° ° ise P | as ee i, (fF é es . Ta | > Se : : S : G uest C on d uctor —— — Pa First Time in Open Aji: é , —" ee S ng Together Elda Vettori, t Flan Of se ges d Disadvantage ‘ ’ : nts". ") . \ | * : ‘ , _- _. ee ‘ . a ‘ , ‘ | ‘ - : ‘ : ° =". “he Open air, the occasion will be fur cuished by the joint appearance of th) ‘e Missouri prima e a sort of home-coming festival. These are Elda Vettori Wiii Sing tne roie of Cio-Cio-San. Merle Alcock of! adgie Weil: f Kirksville, all of whom are how wit! = Ripe — ae ; S |; oe — sft the forces or ine Metrropo,: in pera ( OmMmpany. “*“Butte rriy’’ will be re- peated the following evening with Madame Thalia Sabaniceva. also o} | ss . es 4 Pes og ae .. - | | ee pay oie Bort a ie wake ear Rehearsals tor and the ae ee | —— - Ses aeaeeses the Metropoillan, In > title ’ pee pene RES Ae a. ; r Bi. ao 8 8 8 ee ee ae oe Rae , “ae oc : ee : c given the benctfi veral- stries \I 4 | : ae § ~~ _ siven the benefit ‘ss Municipal Opera bly er ey 2 a a we * a € a Ss ae e a @ a ¥ ra & y , ——— wi x igid | z tT » ] rec * Ses: a > “ = eet! =o : . os : pa nee her"? Beene rts Sit ee eee I =» as ema @ in leadership. . ; S [; P|: : 1A :f Was sough{ RR ae . ’ 5 3p : . , c rom .the v7, ; —— Slane seas Oe. i sa ; Bea ; 4 lias its points t is wn- pula Guy Plays vom tie Puccini estate the exec —S oe 3 | Meh bas: ite points It is Stars Commence ai i Lit s ars id hay viewed the = g 3 i al We Be See ; : ly true th ae at ( > is Fe witn +3 sé Se a ‘ | Bio eed conductors fron time time Is ne | 7 : yarden ‘4ifl DO great Cmuiiusiasm., ; : % a S ‘ a y £al a . . . Golter muns CX Pe rience 3 Se ; : , ; Ls ; ; ap is OSS Dre : ; oe eget ae — if — mAcipal a ras ninth annual Similar productions and the , | a 2 oie EES ee : ame 3 tends we Som 6 Pe" ison Of Municipal Opera, which eater Opening: 2" simter_ proa | ee i ideas 1eatunitetson ae tek dee pal Opera, whi b act that he obtained the c@™bor- " | : ee Be ee & Ae et ae Sa ‘+ net we ee Monday night, June 6, with ‘ ‘ ' . - nee - : ‘ : ' ' * Sa A . ervthing in Garden Theater, ®8U0On of Ernst Knoch as conduc- : SR a ; He ’ , Everythi “ tOr and Armando As nini as pro , See ae See Spas pemiee ; : turn out only oOivce or twice during the presentation of De Koven's ij d iiijia ij y. 4 } } } ~ " . ia “] . > hy Soe . > ; ne - Stic . . Tt , nies © Intiuence. If the Pue- ‘ SEE Batee eee s : , > Al , . Park ainpnitheater, will arrive in ; i ‘ , eS . e : eo ere headliners are offered. They want ' will he Tuesda! : ' : rn ecutors had familia: : i : ome St. Louis tom roy ‘ Y ” } it) ; is oe : Le Sas to see how the new man carries “~* 40415 morrow. th “As LIke | aL rlntn Tnhereacoustic ay isua fFacil)- % ‘ roe gos os ‘S : with A’ P ' _ 5 My 5. o , : : : himss if or pernay pare nis encral stage Director Charles oy ne oO} ct y ¢ - ' : Ba ‘ } a a 1 r th "* — eS. Vout ‘ . : . a a ‘ ; - res r} «Y Fs bs cs ‘ — ’ .+% " : : 6D ; Me ; ae i ie : Sy Sane ae ee : idine Ot 1h i i yi nciay and Musica! loirector Louis " ! ‘ i ‘ a? i : “ e “Seer tnat of his ,) John Dunsmure. Basso; . 2 as eX. lle sas . , ’ 7 6 . : ‘ * Lover . tk i . ’ si a i« donna who sing: (2 nae ay 91 _ Seip | or two rehearsals are usually not t Pitkin, comedian; Aliyn . , d Tn The pias to his arguments He « omes back “Sorea: Eagle’ enire } >. 7 +} Ane CY ™ yor ot big Sa P sf ee . Rog rs, tenor: Doro hy Seeg: 59 ws Jeclares ' no Japanese * t s: ee: , ' ° . - ie enough to bring about any radical ly Seegar, in Gaeciare: Mi oO Japan S "Eo ig - wae 3 he . om ? , s3y im? 99 . eee ™ x3 ee eS nr | é ? wilt Not be made from the White House chilled to Not much. enough money Siart one Hen- change in the cohesion and discip. #°"4e; John Cherry, comedian rucn a Ooo} i} ‘ 1} + ™ . ig . sa ‘ c . ‘ “ : ; ‘ ; ae | q ; ia? ; - , 3 ; - Of) picture. That ore (ne none. * e * derson ishes ' eliusion that line of a hand This doesn t men William Met ariny, also A COT «i- \OUEREN poor Fanizatior ’ . the ‘le vorid “Wh. = a — "These 2} , ; +“ :; : pleas ite haan tive co ee ; nie ; E ‘ . ' movie Woria What did (al jave to Say. rhus baffled. he decides to 2Zam- This rf lous LOW vill himself that a £o0od conductor wv l@ not members of the Cas’ ransiate (whe?! nm th a 11 i] ve ™ sien id oe ar em , : : — : —% i ; n y Will Havs is lis secretary aSKS ble With a revolution. and agrees e@ abi i nh dgispos: to create ahle to imnreee hie dividuality in rehearsals tomor- et a inticism | § Sa ¢ ~% e- " eal : ‘ a. : 4 : 3 , ; ; : . as ‘ " ; s * ‘ nan fs lOusiy perched up- And Henderson (to the chuck- to finance a Mexican general w ho le law id order his properties ynon gr vers i one ‘ , i ’ i + i ” ; '’ : ‘ , Bante Pp , me inusical settings for this and terms of America! ! 5 he ( i . c ] At) i J) ij ai 65.4 i { \ ntic ‘ / 2 i] ’ er. , | rln ah « ~ } “| 11 she ¢ . ‘ a ™ - . , ( ay $1. O WW eekly ' rahe oe 5 a oboe: Piece | Oo 5 one ling delight of each audience at igs just hanging around New York nee rather is n n or two Ol es , , an BOYS and git naving been In in- Se mj! ' hea ry: / sh I Stlllan affecting and charm- rear n ne hasebal] world fer tomar a : ' 6 nyt Oe ore pa acate nee va aes . ° ) att 3 7 to] do— lg ee ee ee = artist like Toscanini he can make isive traming for the last two chorus of 96 Sf. Louis in SA ee EE etneneteeeeenneiemnenteneatieeine nme eee nen ns : yea bing Sh , oT (nats Ing fizure an he ric atmosphere .fiudge nas coldiv i¢ (a 8 et aa me ; . 1) ’ G9 Handsome 3-Piece Loose Cushion ma, 3 iu Ot Soe a Oa nL io “ty 3 , fee Badin « ' oe | some re dae an appreciabl | nce ir 8. oa i! a Gepartine t ‘3 Ove Ss irl: Br} move: Mas An ¢ poiitcl sa au Qi OPrea t LA it 7 } 7 } Aye } rvene oe . ' . , Kroehler Living-Room Suite, Dav- ) , a 3 | The deriai was “thumbs down.” BEI LIND I I 1E SCREENS na , ) aera. But the short-t! oo ‘th the first night of Municipal : uule née periraved “‘France’’ in rsuasi L 5 ‘Se Geeeion a: (HUMOS down Th o on hill « re di Iv 1 , : ij enport Table, Junior Lamp and “age cal a ndvetme “eek. bh: * sialiisiidiel : Sethe “ ae doesn't have ft nceern imse] Opera only two weeks’ distant. in- t r r ih 42 ay - eC. bas atay iat { oF \ Chie? 3 eaeae te } ¢ an r} Aa » »*) tra) a ee Ie aa - + . 4 Shade, End Table, Smoking Stand, Pays : ; — silon mechanism perfec ted a few In Hollywood ; ~~ 9 :' with the orchestra's training in gications are that a new attendance: : . BK rie iy 19} Qh was sl Wile isl AA € i \ sial e Wort} * Pamoie at errr ‘, Silk Table Scarf, Pair Book Biocks, _ he Wi resented fir in has .now been passed 5S silage ROO Lee ee ) ” fundamentals. S tnere for m record will be created with 700 900 + ‘ ee | ; = : \ r not 1m c - ’ } | " " Statue and Two Fancy Pillows. ea Mila n 1904. ince then it- ha oa he selene Gisktie ao amas es , eng ha sie | fo use o lot and | persons visiting the-Forest Park _ se wate ‘ % ag conn one a MALTESE FeACHes O. HOLLYWCOD, May 21:—Douz- ATI a charity benefit “bh 1} Lé 2 a : tak nat wae § a 5 ' : " ; y ; ; . of 14 Hhign- mA ‘ ; Heo] rn Baet Th the wor ’ nc a rate oa —* ‘ * , : ra . i . and no proau iY _ ing F: r} “ = , } 2 di - e - aa i a: ! Nl iss \‘ ‘ leZ 1] "Aa . ra Th! ‘ P — : ; ov, —_ aie c uit v1 ; a 1A aso! far ‘ will y 1 to ft te seas airbanks eading ladies have : eatin ast rigs ' es s concluded _» 4 4 ‘ ; on . y > ; e Pees . : , ’ tig : ‘ { i ‘ \ Lil So liu re 4 Pt Sis ‘ . ‘ y} r : ; > ‘ : :' i : ’ : pics A 645 LG ee ee ail j iaxvil ‘ ! ‘ior s I : ral aA vs Seabee “eae ae eevee ia Zig Originaiiy LT)ie nde qd for Dolo eS ge :* fin} iv rey 4 ry gs re} r , : oe , is caustic and inflammator. play DuUSsSUai:! : ( ‘SS1i U1 Oy) iit . 4 : ss’ . . . . “ A Bociation ofticials if forecasting ea si ee Rioy Mr. Carewe's most notabl: ee mea te Pela teeees and another takes is place. Ti ee ee a ; terms of the screen. The two screen following appearances in “discovery,” but Mies de] ak eee i ) nis attendance base their conelu- ;* : ye We urge you to an increase of 160,000 Over : isi year's hit OOD : errye » vel ae ho : i > a , ; ie ‘ : : . . ‘ : : m ii i il . lice (’ ae ee pee n Papernmen WHO Wrote it. t his pictures, so that the screen | performances in “Resurrection” , it Se a oP tte teniniow ; Yr Jeaed.: A} Ss wi frre ¢ ere 546 Ten cial ee) Cee : “Se ‘ lediah Harri ' tures of Eve South was deemed by United Artists’ »x lage and will raér to accommodate jt * SSRRTECECCESRESESESERE ROSES if an * , . +4 ; , . \ t} > if ’ Mig © fs iv and we mere tate NiO x Piez (not Ipita as a irs - ecutives sufficiently distinguisii- ian ae 8) ttom far re $51 nannerisms and tem ‘ament of : ’ oo . " ie bottom for: inerisms femperan ny “ee rs ‘ , mi? f gq. } i . ‘ 7 . | . Cort ' ire bit ' R¢ "f rs who went to see it w may d ; to merit her being starred in “R ue Fon eee bic ae, me , n Of 450 desirable box 2g 9 Pa A mona, for United Artists, this x » *harler Yea de Ircum ices this period of transi- — ; Fag: s the fronic ang Known leading ladies select . year, et iditoriam, that add toon of our dealing: vith Doug for his ew icture "The : ; 2 Le Areas” - a ee rved-s€at Capeci- . Its central f > Gaucho,” have rtun hie} Irving Asher says a Neg: as 4 = = PE oP ain aint ’ ¥ for the season. And the ether ‘ o%¢4 , 3 eas ae ‘ “ P wetter 3 ~ : a : ‘ ‘ ; le: EM . 7 pLIS]TLOCNS itit eG: | + 3 ‘ it sal « L4edaS Cha ati Ad » fe > i . eee ey tion. Washi Enamel IGERATOR ven. .85 ss 2 @& @& = a a Rhinelander All-White PORCELAIN REFRIGERATOR ‘e Porcelain, outside and inhside—the finest Refrig- ® erator made: larze S3-door =— ft in person | egtaem Come : isJ/ 2 a ante =P — : a aS : 73 te ee en LOIS MORAN in*THE WHIPL- 4 DOLOPES COSTELLO in LAURA LAPLANTE mn "THE LOVE 4 NORMA SHEARER ip ; 2 ey EO ee "J s5 | ee scmsaesssaiion WIND OF YOUTH" ~Atssours "n MILLION B1O'~Smbassedor ™ THRILL" ~ Grand Central "THE DEMI~BR IDE" ~ loews ROSALIND HIGHTOWER, mew ingenue with National Players ~Emoaress Side-teer atrvie

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PAGE 2£ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1977 == ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — a »~* —_— ‘ cate I -B 3 PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLA THEA 4 als TO CELEBRATE 13TH UDGE REFORESTRATION, == ==" a ) (exc RSS — OA “Via Ne TUBERCULOSIS DAY TO PREVENT FLOODS © 8 22=2~. a Ew sear oS P Cis is A lat Sta>’ . His ~ ia . ete : , = ; ’ ‘ : ae pea ae to ‘ Beh ae: % =F 4) GeieZaies ro Ll t e —— ee eee 4 “ . - a “4 . = , : . . . ‘A P — “3 o* A a 3 = 2 own 3 t triennial convention of the 01 & CARMEL MYERS AR. | >- oe ~ ™ * . ~ —————————— - : . . 4 ry ‘ NOW y PLAYING SUNDAY, MAY 22, & ALL WEEK +e’ \ m VAL! \ +. . => * / pis i t/t} os RSS x \ 4 RAILWAY TELEGRAPHERS END TRIENNIAL MEETING President Manion of M™. Louis and mee retar’s ,O0s Are Re-kE. jee te d TT 244. lip * ar } “ST TT? ry'y ( ne tien } i | i} “ \ : i i: of is ‘i] % ¥ a to i i = Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s frisky French farce—Oo-o-o-0-o0-o, La, La, e A I ee Y STAGE AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS 5649 Easton | EMMA TRENTINI RMA Tesi 6.324 Bartmer Av. : * “ERIC 2 ZARDO = fF . = ~~ : ay was not the tis hat | DON ALRE RT'S Overture, selections from a i ener n the Stace AS“ Kirkwood, Me. 3 cll ene players ond their style tab ““lie. Madi: includ ne “Riss Me Acain”™ ’ a ; eS ” .? an e.3 Ss Mu , ; . ae = his per rform ance —TOM rERRY at the Organ. SSR yf /h 4 ' : “4 S rR i ¥ ee 2 aaa ca mine is SS SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION— Re OY i “MILADY S eile : ANIGKERS GKER t "Ge de. he heatty Welcome — fy. (UN | IMES” i. a ae fe ene cid veteran, the audi-| a _ CAPT. NUNGESSER PERFUM he ae a bed the old veteran. 100 Se) ara Pu mame ‘ : ‘ He: pa , ¢ the days of yore. ; : ‘ ' he : ’ on VMcNair-Pestaiozgzi . AN ort as warning te ) earmarks i? is J 1] oe te ; = pee . ~— , ~e* ; : = i Sth and Bremen t “Fi alrc tells the we even ies LOEW’S! a Ie “ YT, PITTI OIRO ST PS fAtb Ss A : ° ‘ — ~ 4 rf : 7 Bh Bi” * , ~ GRANO AT DELMAR ge ‘n> Now Playing lla a lp Union and Greer | 7 : isc “a) vhere we find 4/ gratulate '. « - ni : ry xl 3 ~i sc ; : being personally taught here by her brother-in-law. PROF. FELIX HEINK. the a .» child. now a successfulifor this widely-known Master-Instructor of many successful artists and teachers.— — ) 5 child, 1 . | mimittance is limited te ambitious persons with geod voices. The call ef man- PAULINE FE ¥N son abou ». Hecome famous | failed in users for THOROUGHLY COMPETENT AMERICAN SINGERS exceeds the pres- gs | = s invention of an UR-(as clean ent suppiy, hence the enormous sums earned by the lLafter. Lillian § Claxton MISTARE” . : ee =~ far the healing of | Even * . be a 4 a4 We asthe : - . - ™ Ewe. MISS MARION I ALLEY ; P : ag isease of paralysis. But (tales is ea : eramngsS : : s, New Plaviet,‘ONE OF THE FINEST Pestalozzi iT: give the play more “kick” | boresomms Needs Moral Support. Diitee uring this ‘ther first) seasen 34 operatic and 60 concert encacements. ee ‘42 Pestaloszi 4 , He ae | — 7 es s es $ . — "®arning api nr ximatei ¥ = *). CC) —— 4 fen hundred deliar is - i . HICKEY - - i? i ~. . and , Ot. m4 s } one - fest in -a 6 x dates mpiete we agen trainimg here costs ne more) —con!d not pessibir he invested more ROBINS» Cc . AS PE c. Li ets “shard of ‘2 deserter, | Star role ~—~'s wy poor man is sO; the play, INDENWOOD 2. on ie P, So | mull egies ow ZA : Be: ba: be becomes, paralytic | waaay FOR WOMEN | ; Marie Prevest /V4 \ eS — : - As y and speech aaa : a ¥ bd In f } : 8 : ~ j - : — —~ : ‘ Ty sii ; : " & +” yee * ~~“, —= . ‘f Mitel his side of the story, ij cerned “aA CENTURY. OF SERVICE” ; ROSIN. | 3479 Rebin St. h emendous efforts to | excellen -. 20 E : ae | | A school that oe agg ww 4 known es one of the fore- TH NIGHT of his identity. the 8 most women’s colleges. ndenwood offers exceptional two urs. as you.may have €z-| Era, and four year courses in Liberal Arts. _BRIDE” UNIO ™ , we, | a 1's invention of that The YT arr 4 a 7 | . a wit ’ a ‘ ate ee: : — an! te — ; - ~_ ae wusic 3 With “HARRISON FORD : . | _ Ze te : ee al Se Unien and Eastos . nous ire * — ito come 3 nee " and FRANKLIN PANGDCR: . aN fy ! : = “= : 34 mene | , and as he telis the tale te | Messrs. J. ; . _— : = i 1 = bie my - + 7. +. > — @main dies of the shock and all ing Gre DRAMATICS b4 ** De Testes “ fee ee . | ~ . , LOORE Ss a ree pe . ‘ . - : . oe ; a +. 3 - ’ ‘ ? Write for Beautiful View Book end Catalog. (im : ee ear teamaay a ed eee = — —- sea | ARSENAL fac, Homecoming Festival Or teal J. L. ROEMER, D. D. President, a ts PN - HA. oo And His Orchestra Grand and Arsenal’ & and took | BOX H-27 - - - ~ - ST. CHARLES, MO. ‘ ee” a aha Continued From Page 1E under his * ‘SHANGHAI | . ae a BS - : ‘with him: yon Ht E E LES a ; Shenandoah Ww and ; Rab bbe {lrar 4 C) rv ra —_— ' rima . ” To ~ienandoss ( Hich-Class ‘ P NINE MEN TO MAKE : GU NPEDIZRS SS ZANE BP the Century Grand “Opers | sole exe | ) TH ANNUAL SEASON—ST. LOUIS’ GREATEST SUMMER ATTRACTION we at ee ppery of New York; =e FIRST LEAPS IN PARACHUTES NINTH ANNUAL SEASON—ST, Lt A Oth and Cage MS Perk erent conn at Cae | ’ the Braca! me Company in . opera f4 t Ther Are Student pany which, or-/| with Fe of Device. —— : e = a Wo ede ye BR eck pei ig Nene ‘; ky 6 2 Tt — ; Ize | Germany shortiy after’ sam sae D L. MOLINA . g@ * out of the meager! TE F FETS Cea -i— Radio st Langh Doctors in “Chicken DAT . 'y : ad ; — he s es ; . , : . - : Wes . . cn = a 4 - cSpiral Dine — Giant Conster OTHER COMEDY Farm Frolics” \L\E \B\EARNT VY \ cis 2c 3 Many oppertunitics wit ve tound | { ’ Ss Sine eee | Ma sum—no matters ween AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS ree 4 al nw v1 a " gee + * x fell ot « coer SRR POD RD BE AEE AL PL MEE GEG . : % ee 2 ae “ 2 . ‘House of Mystery ' ae Se.Ree Uerlater Greves Be ig matter what eise | na re ae — tocar? ae CARNIVALS . First Th ree Rows and Boxes Reserved for Ladies’ No Extra oe make sabstantial savings by New Plarirnse Weeeos ; r wae mide - soe 3 ’ ' eitere reaiin - ce . . fer 20.600 Vietars Euclasion Feature | Photepia Charge! Midnight Show Sat. Starts 10 P. M. Mat. Sun. Only earefully reading the classified FLORENCE VIDOR in COLUMBIA | 4 ; ™ @nter, her studies | a : : n 99 | S°57 Seuthwest peur re oe — oe ; Pee car on Wows ott wt | “QUARANTINED rea rary-ceare 50 CENTS AND MO HIGHER! -——————— eee “Afraid to Love eS é m8: Louin Shen aaa . i bebe « ? 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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH LSUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Behind the Screen = ie! : . ' i uest Conductors Will four distinguished guest conduc- Jewish View of ( ontemporary | Out in Holl a FACING THE MUSIC | Direct the S phony tors in St. Louis during the course | A . . | Continued From Pp | } ' season. But the general ar- | ; a i ‘ ; > . ’ 4 7 ¢ . ' Yiddish Melodrama ; ee ig Continued From Page 1E | tistic Il being of ‘the orchestra | - i P - . * eis: ; "7 ; . . ge | | With a@ cross and now you make m The Missouri Chapter A. G. 0. stant nA , would, in my opinion, be better | circle.” i will hol May sta aihiien BEN bg ane ous response. They take served by a one-man directorship. THOUG GH “The Broken}, a ee wi old the May meetin Nin those signals unedneciously just |Such a system would not preclude ; e ad - ry » lo ' ~4 . " . . : : ’ yy { Follies and Others Bi pome % i lidre Immons carte replied, “I got married last; served at 6:30 at Garavelli's Cafe,; “°rd Or phrase spoken in his na-/tinguished or otherwise. It would | 570 Newstead Special Mati - -Dis atc h the day fol-i| night and changed mv ‘ » *? : . itive | neu : 4 ae a pm nee | sag isp | Rolling sto kit fo soe corner of Debalivere and De Giver-| “© “*"8Uage. Then along comes simply mean that a single man an '& StOCKINgs for utility and| .__ : ee ee | Mr. B. with : w set of trick bor responsibil i r. B ith Ww set of tricks. re the responsibility - for the L oa Ocated on Olive Street Road at North and South Road. ee erf rmance it 1st week, | - inG q its p 0 olli ng the } i Ville A ~} ~ oo | . 23 Do & ES on Will re A Dp F N & Anna Q. Nilsson d nied | : — nae Se ea I 4 m for Pi 10togr aph Por i if, short yUSiINeSS SeSSi Wiil yy oe ee Ti sie eae Se ae eriniine is i Ba ; an icis nN is Dp) i yee : A ce Soo “e J ey f ) Liit fi mu } earsa]l Or two a iIscipilne, Ir Lnis Way Open seven days a week a day SUNDAY PARK : wing cr it , “- UN OR ee io tw 0 separate and distinet forms of follow, aiter whi h the Cha pter | r rh A ? fire aha Pe ° 2 A Kroup "ONSCIOUSNeSsS : . ' iM 0 pi pS h e rit st cone: C or two : Sisters _— nampuinien bes ould be SPACE FOR 1000 CARS Kenneth Harlan in A i 2 OCIS ie aioe fe he viewpoint of Jew-| |; “ae ee” “|, endeavor. v ‘ni ting t : 3 : Any ‘woman can pullon' will adjourn to the United Hebrew | | the players have to watch him con- | PUllt Up. is a characteristic ' hae SRER J A "e. ? Aue S201 N, Broadway | “EASY PICKINS" - — a igurn contemporary | |... 2 a a es a long pair Ose | : ; | th: y os Bremen Theater f The aches “ | — : , ; a Bs... down ska Bh ae St and am Temple on Skinker boulevard and/|sciously instead of merely appre. | that the St. Ton + ee SUNDAY AND MONDA Ss ECIALS ulfalo and g The review was So: : % JE Puingney ule Wwist and rest | | hie nding ut of the caornera never displaye d—never, e; | * drama. Se ; assured that there wil] h ‘lsouth Wvydown boulevard for a g him out of the corners of ver, at least, in . “Oth and Bremen t “Man of th & ; : e a) 7 : Ve ee ma - | + 4 . - eyecare ampanammaae site rom the Yiddish. BEL ce SS an = para niga 96” ~=no . we |their eyes. If he is a man of ec- |™Y presence. | R Ee E A LOAF OF POLA ‘a a Bagsisted | wy mE ee BS ee wrinkles at the ankles for two |Concert consisting of coOmposSIlIONS | aentric postures they have to wat 8 BREAD _ : » > - } : a | Ne See n> aR i —y St. Louis organists, with the /pim all the harder and ev n then | Fresh from the N ggprom I~ — . - ~ > ¥ . i } 444 ‘ ~ ‘ i cA Li \ : ¢>7T i bakery, with ene purchase “HOTEL IMP ERIAL”™ pound FE. Jd. Brack &' Son's delicious = *"e _ Le Wy jet a eet a ies lips . ts ‘' — ’ o 7 } a a oe > ESS SET ‘ _ alt Bee SS om 22 5 in ete , — ms a to Stee tatet | ———— n Wolfs Yid« -&: ies can be photographed jin motion |mumber. Among thos taking part | goes he mean whe rh : shakes his | 1 Granulated. EMBASSY cr a sanware Before Busi. Pproken Home is § | e ae” oe | Pictures without ugly shadows. No | 4re Alfred Lee Booth, Lillian Craig les ft fotéarm an if he ween atvinke a st | ae an ae Ss. §-LB. LIMIT s Fr — Strietly fresh ee ed an country Eggs. Fandecraft r r n S$ sat Doz BAND ee NTS ‘The Worlds Finest S U nN D AY D IN ™ ER No Place on the Face of the Earth can you get such a big ; . variety of the best wholesome foods the World Produces, Expert trombonists every- for so Little Money. Bring the Family—Make a Party. whereprefer Martin Hand- | ee COCKTAIL CHOICE: Fruit Cecktail; Shrimp Cocktail. Pp FUDGE. Special demonstration will he held for these three big days: — 55¢ value. Pound . A ‘. \ r= |S &£ ; tbe ? ; Sa * : RRARS . i . ‘ i , ‘Jeff. and Chouteau | Special Matinee ; ish Daily Record. | Bee ee a 'can roll them go leatly that they |COmposer at the organ for each! there are momenis ot Zeunt: Was | | ‘ a ' , *s a . ; . —— ‘sy Xe - \ M4 Ls AiGalw } ar ane t : 3T homemade style Cheeolate and Vanilla tt .” Comedy, Other rs ; O twists are 1] » rrr. : ("af —— . . st Ny i 4928 Delmar ‘Special Matinee ; shubert Rialt ists aliowed. This nd offman, J. Arthur Davis, William |.jth the pla Poll ’ ah r | | “j “% Be. . ge re Bs o% ' 4 , is . 2 ; ' . ; Pa . a war ; + — a ee 4 day night. Ls on ' , = " 3 ae , i j nD t di covery w as n ade du ring the John Halil, EB. R. K! OeKRs r, Arthur | ; inere ase Ply volume oO ; the ++ te hole oF 4 . > , i. a — - &- .D Be. , ‘ya » F ’ ; >] i” 7° . a¢ 4° r ; filming of Paramount's “youth oS Lieber, Edgar L. McFadden, Doyne| ensemble or merely urging his rc A | of y § ine Midnight Wate? ; » Yiddish actor, ear Ble e 5 i: a : , ’ aes SS oe *. “ Oe ] ) 4 -Le ikon f? . i 7 "oe a" ‘ar >onn ¢ T > : ’ ° 5640 Easton a S Sood ante Begern compan). av pitaniin | : ek See See Picture “Roll d Stockings. Each |°: Neal and Edward M. ead. d he | st ring section to give him a richer as ie majority of tl adh u er" fi , Be Bist - ae é a so Se ae ning during the dance ge. /0rsan at eats rempile a a Four ‘vibrate? It is in moments of un- ap r ore . ' ~ ] 3a ~@ ’ ences iran “we a, 4 # —— *s =e ti ) . or ee 1 ; : IRMA Theater ( “Evening Clothes” . sed of devots ed ‘fol owers Cc —— aes ms ce rs Director Rig hard Rosson | Manual Kilgen organ, built by one | certainty such as this that sour e304 tert m rf] Comedy, News. “old 8 school slagneg, cheered Be Re held a “roll call” and the girls sub- | Of our Own members. i notes are born Ded re , ar m Tr “5 v ° 7 ©) les ly ' oe Se _ . ; « © . : ; ee i 2 : , : =n Fables giy Leon Blank, the pet “old | ce! a ee 53 Seat NS mitted their handiwork for inspec- The orchestra of the St. Louis) i, z Scere wg ————e_ lly n! eurvie | # See? Se ee ti bi rates : : "Ss | re : - KING BEE ¢ GILDA _GRAy in g’ and practica’’s any” edie cia cs aes — 'Philharmonic Society is to give| On the other hand it is possible . _ y oer, | Se 2 { ‘ : i ven we mre 2 “( ABARFT” » of the good Se Paty a =e sae . : Gloria Swanm aR | their third and last concert of this! for an orchestra to become so used /1716 N. Jefferson AND COME DY, benever & chance per ri cy he es : : . ewaDbson this week made | Season on Friday, May a7: ak Bian to a conductor—even a good con ee geemret : —, Z ta i T ~¢ j , > : ' ‘ al litt se . .Uil@~ os a psionic . On the whole, it seem tha ‘ pe | he r first production announce nent |p. Mm. at Roosevelt High School on i ductor th: t it lose o e f t] Mice ] - ) } > h or ‘» a A i ‘ ae ae h : r. 2 Bae ie ‘duet we hae a ses som of Ae a (x ae cane oe play was aed t ad thing i os | : Since @arriving in Los Angeles’ a! Hartford street, two blocks east | tana shat | craft Trombones. Follow | SOt Kirk l. Mo, , their style thi ‘ so f Gr ildre ¢ . |freshness that goes with spontan- eee oer ' | _e- Ry irkwooe {« News and “7 Mm the players on: e month ago—the thames — re, of Grand. Mildred Doland, so ~ iin Sp n their judicious choice and ) CHOICE: Tomato Bouillon; Consomme-Celestine. aoe | ed most in this performance ~-. | prano soloist of St. Michaels and/ieity. Ernest Newman, the famous : ; . — . RELISH : — ter fects of her next th : ) “Ape tte she ey sg ecsertesopl™ baci dear es siege latte wc ptt io smatat ee ak rofit b their ex- ' | CHOICE: Sliced Cucumbers; Tomatoes; Young Onions; Rad- KNICKES ROCKER ¢ “An Affair of the Bibe play be hanged. -_ 7" iree independ- ; All Angels Episcopal Church, is to! Bnglish critic, who spent a vear as P ! Y ishes; Ripe Olives: Celery. 3145 Park } Follies '——News : With the hearty wel lcome ex- ent film produ ctions. The first, ihe soloist for the occasion Pau] | Rail ee aia — perience. : e ; ENTREE 3145 Pi ( om.—Spec. Mat. j ek ae. pe = s . : ee lcritic of the New York Evening | | CHOICE: Roast Young Vermont Turkey, Cranberry Sauce, Sage ewes ged the 0: ld veteran, ne n “The Spreading Evil” at th | She sald, would be “The Woman | | Friess will be her accompanist. Dressing; Kemley Style Fried Chicken, French Fried Po- GILDA - howed a remarked prefer- | shin a. ae * > ‘ | post, made at that time certain in- . tatoes; Roast Prime Rib of Baby Beef, Au Jus; Chicken M « Cc > N Al R; “CAR A part f IN me 8 ia dave Of yore. | Garrick. ;and the Puppet, based on a/_ The exercises for Commencement ee ; al = “aa : | Fried Steak, Whipped Potatoes. (AND FAE me in favor of ‘ | 'Frenc |'Week of the Progressive Series | TeSU28 COmparisons between the 4 : VEGETABLES SLES, warning tO; earmark 1 .French novel by Pierre Louis ton ‘ | o oO 0 n Cob; h Green Peas; Caullfi Oe Spee a it may eel as oa “pes shee ,Carmarks of the “Zolotarevsky” which Miss Swanson plays the — Teachers College care been ar-j;orchestras of New York, Boston 4 Be | - vo nt olay FB a 8 Creamed. os as; Cauliflower uc ers - : ; anf - 7 “tl © , ‘ . oe ¥ ' min | . . i | & 5 f x vm - | “ . modern pro ype. embodying all possible and own nih Bias ; . ranged as follows: Monday evening, | an, hiladel a an 1, se SS Pike ; MACKLIND | othe, ne ners of the y idk lish ari ama, that iy HOSssi] ’ rence in cluding a ai vi . wlan hits Pe rezZ, an impulsive Ma y 20th 927——Piano R ‘ altel 4 pi ' n 1 T ] d phia an J the Lon don : ; os “= f | CHOICE: Combination Salad: po em Plain French Dressing: . les, incl o-t- | Spanish senorita. The second, Miss|-1... ... .... 0 |Symphony. The American orches- | | Sa ea | a Seles. 5115 Arsenal 1 Jerro e. £3 rot , — “3 : | =~ . r of Bar X » general public is not as yet | ers-in-l isters-in-law, fathers- Swanson declared. we |\Class Day program; Tuesday even- Se. a eke Ck on tute ae T age ——__» tor the latest and better type | jn-}: nd other in-laws actin ‘hpterew eciared, would be a pro- | tras, ne Sald, had a technical ex- _ Og Larry Conley, || i: Coffee; Ie ea; Butterm olate: ; ‘4 , = al} + based on an origin ' aati , : : 'proached by anything in Europe. ye § , Mh and Bremen ting Love” he Broken Hom : Pe 3 , . se NEW - SHEHANDOAH f EDDIE, , CANTOR in - eetheart married to anoth- | ble to gre the : a ng oo jis declared that for several years | 4525 ; Olive Str oat will beatin os 2s Cones, be the puyete and | Martin Hand. row pons € bad news, tele-/ the character of Cleopatra has ae 16:36 e'diock. The sublic Je invited, 228 mo regular condutcor—fre- | craft Trom- be 2» oclock. The public is inyited..; | a ~~ {if Ys A ii’ - - ~_" . ji, eee . iif Pil ‘| : > iil Leaded a en aaa aetna emareenneiadis iene — . " > “ » 1} en rt a | q | = - . - “ oe es. es McNair-Pestalozzi ep of the loves of Egypt’s Queen. It | Delivery” adi he | | Bdwy & Shenandoah a vee “ile man, succeeds in persuading the |Pphoned to by her broken-hearted gona | ? i ’ , ‘ ‘ - A eale is rte ‘ .4,;' quently gave more brillia c*- one 6% § the pealed to Miss Swanson as “an The commencement address: will | 7! y & - rupee: 2 aaa ; haat lic . 1 : ved to desert her husbanc son col apses an: " ho 7 : best.” he lo | ‘apses and dies of the shock. formance because the players car- | ai ee _ TT tet , ; * > & . cis ° esi £ . : ate : , ' , - ‘ . a idiiiand (“Orchids & Remine” Isteal his child, leaving the for-| Scenes, canes and acenes: heart. es] : ially 4 sirable interpretation.” |e delivered by Dr. Frederick W.|- | i tan aladilla ieee fi 3 e The Mertin owner men- . i ca > + - : : . Tec aa . » * t lit 7 y = ; 4 ‘ The thir d fi Im (CW hich was to} | Shipley of W ashing xton Univ ersity. | ts 0 vil € I A in) ecacge O tions his instrument with . | ¥dents sh of color that is produced not | cr: | Union and Greer ' of Love” & Others peisco, Cal, where we find a/gratulate the author of this play each story, the first production be- | Accidents, | h : aaah ’ os tn 4 Handcraft Trombone, the only | The SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH prints SS A “6 ES SE A eS D-up child, now a successful for this achievement even it ae ing a romance, the second a drama | i ie oe "oi er ‘ y Pages arsais as by the} one a i ag ape ail Pp ppc _ “ s 5 i ws asis ad Aa nt, ve s WnxaD anes ++ £4}, orn} . ‘ neo! amine AN Si ng Spi iration Or t 1e@ moment. tee in Ct tec . ian now ’ PAULINE (EVELYN BRENT in gen about to become famous/|failed in any other angle, as tar | 0! !°Ve, and the third an “heroic| jiaygrounds will keep St. Louis} ut granting that Mr. N e | a te Re ge akg ai TWICE as many CLASSIFIED ADS as the 3 ‘LOVE'S GRE ATEST ch his invention of an un 1 d Eee : 4 “ al 'drama es The announcement states | aye sa s wpohieing - But granting that Mr. Newman S| for your Martin. Come in and , Lillian & Claxton ‘* MISTAKE” maga ais ive | sAi= }as ciean drama goes, oan As ; broke nN -up man, once fé t > ] om RITZ j SLIDE’ = the Ot eee tee ou will depart peas the Parisian | Girard C. Varnum, secretary ot It would undoubtedly be an in with bet m. beloved son, the successful phy- | comedy, — not only do thev suc- |° ne : ue Ae ~ Cnuneil inted out ves- | teresting privilege to o~ three or Grand and Juniata i e Safety Council, pointed out yes- | ' ' . st in lieve loping such p! avground —— - —=_ + ‘ _ Haines Hollywood with scandal in the A as Lh oy : pale ; $ ; . - s Shenandcah seni! Oe Mm 'with him she made short tours as webinens | great many towns. . | Re ; Grand-Shenandosh High-tuss Vaudeville gy Quinlan Grand Opera Com-| prima donna with a “traveling ; Usually this press ion Is ) wad aE ae E = tz of London: has conducted company, where she obtained valu- The at’s the plaint of the coast big event of a Sunday -ceremony | ms SHAW (f BEBE wr Re cog gem u : Grand Opera | able experience. For three seasons mag oo voiced in st > team | organized for the pyre ibution Pk & . di Mpany of Ni Tork: the Ra- “or ie hotoplay magazine uns. | yarious loca izes ome are : : 39th and Shaw t “SENORITA™ pany of New a hg my hr | she ‘appeared in leading roles in|‘ “te ” Z peagte nd al capa ie gona pee : 4 ty i 7 La ane opera at Unica- Golterman’s summer grand Robert Savage, wealthy college; long service, others 10r sp ‘ . on . Ps, — Sd p ™ " = sa re : : 2. . 3 - ~~ an _ y i | a riy . the Bracale Opera | ompany iN | opera festivals here. In the sea- | football hero, who attempted sui-| achievements of many kinds. of France, are being crowns qd with wreaths of rosebuds and awarded imoney prizes this month in a ARSENAL ,..CLABA Bow in $ ug hildren af Divorce’ Grand and Arsenal’ & “The Collegians” Homecoming Festival + Manchester ( Doulas 3 McLean in i | , I | = ae ora : ie i315 Mancl t LET IT RAIN is and Mexico; and the c 'son of 1925-26 she sang in concert | cide = the piquant Clara Bow} The prize for virtue dates back | y $55 nehester Special Matinee nh Opera “om pany whic ) en ee ae em changed her: miné about marrying to the year 52! Saint Medard, ee te sa Seo =r (: as Witn eodor fis haliapin. a: SCa- bach da 4 ” . ‘ ¢ " ; } t :dition u in arr Yu ih mwtico ‘ . ° oo “7. - - ae t a n Germany short] 1IfT€r son she made her debut at the him; Mi rome Cudahy, scion of the | sishop of Noyon, is, by tradi ’ ‘Siniestond ( Fashions for Wom- rar. toured Americ: : , : , ” , all aaa cre lit for initiating the cus- ’ en“—t. Acts Vaudev. | "wwe UCTICa iC 0 | Metropolitan and in a leading role inlet dealin millionaires, who; given C initiacny ' 5 — moto ; ; : 7 vas arrested at his mother’s re-| tom and creating a public fund out | @ | 6157 G.ravois AY. ‘ “pecial and during the Season has sung was arresteé d t 3 - - _——_— : . ‘ Bas one . tar 4% Shbe , a | leading roles in “Cavaliera Rusti-} a to prevent a similar mar-| of his own property to Supp!) the f . 4 “- - a mews E oie yee ’ manage r during iif S hicchi.’ She toured with the “ > def « nse of Ho lyw ood. i centures, and it is ot Serve d still, r és Ete : 4 4 « ri } OT ; “" : ™ a . z : ; “s } , . ty Y h aT E } P. (Ce as 4 EEK VIRGINIA ‘ ashions for Wom : oe cinch en he was in Metropolitan company this spring, | | mostly in Northe n France ren /3 ; avers. the most! erally the prize is awarded to a * ** wf § ter hh - iA Vau. S Siagin tor S aa ae “ + ~ : : ~ 5 $2 we ’ : _¢ ' ; Sil? Virginia Special il” Matinee nt eg tees Guy Golt singing in Atlanta, Cleveland,; Six youthful players, | . , | iT | ~ 88a performance cCf{ washincton. Baltimore and Chi-| talented ang best known juvenile, poor girl who is the main support cence OD = ee oe es ee ial 8 Cinderella ( “SE -NORITA” wie ech the Municipal) cago. A few nights ago she was ‘‘starlets” of Hollywood, appear in| of a family. -s : : ad ‘>. ; Aad Aa \ ( »j liz de ‘Vle | : : € / , “rh, : 4 ~ ." h 2 on sen Sse : : . $ , E Cherekes and ows ' ster = tat emt whe haa 1 being. Previ- | sojoist with the Philadelphia Or- | ‘The Way of All Flesh”, the Emil | Memorial to “Daylight Saving” Toge ther cas i th M any r 1e€ces . ¥ : a : hn ‘ . ~ ‘ pie eyT > ry ‘ : ~ ] - , : = * : ) , INCED : seal he Bos \ Silage manager | chestra at the Spartanburg, S. C.,|Jannings American debut picture. | Originator. | e . Frenette eaten pesnanramertits 4 OST HY pyre ~ sit ds ea ‘ rs + : . i ” weston Opera Company. | Music Festival. i} Victor Fleming, director of the picC-| py the Associated Press. OTHING GRAVOIS (“Shameful Behavtor i the close o thins : : ‘ LONDON. May 21.—A memorial || * Hich-Class Vaudeville ite . - > sv Cl rel . ture nod declared that this group of | AINA 4X, sia ai. “a ft : ‘ ei Merle Alcock was born in An- William Willett, founder of KE iT Jefferson & Gravois | a Matinee ° _— nis ionth nd pe ot ana l h ical | YOU” peters formes: Che mreetent Chie e : ——— in Y . : . : = * ana eran nusicé : : " -y | 14 + ¢ - “Oa , va } VER By PON cette scupauns ——— 1 apes Doren, =s6 eV mper. AZnN aover, Mo., 1 wt —_ ; ri — ™ ” Cc ast ever given a production. | he day} j igh Saving, _ was dé di ated “ : : ‘TPa>re he . . guc i . rake } T@TsSiIlLy MB ees = + os : - ; MreLean in pay ar: ines an: education at Drake ('niversity in as »>embraces Philippe de Lacey, today by Margquis Camden in Petts & le EPORE Lafayette 4 Dougins M IT KR. AIN” “Mag dan sia mods is sexett kes Moines a., and continued it iene nay ee and for Des Moines, fa., and ¢ ice Mickey. McBann, Betsy, Ann Hisle,;} Wood, Chiselhurst, near the ——- S. Jefferson i Special Matinee rel terfiy” [ ‘kK 4 in os & gran , ie few York ngzagement !* sighs : ’ , MS dt LE a é! ne Opera concert In in Neé W BY ( s. He vite : 5 : Gordon | h orpe, ¢ armenciia John- church yard where W illett is bur- We Will Sell at Pj IBLIC “ AUC ION to the mary) © yw} oe ~44 +h ‘ tr ti ; ¥ e) - - — . 7 hich | with the Metropolitan Opera Com Jackie Combs. The first! jed. “ey f Men” follows will serve son ; ‘CONGRESS | { itigh-Class” Vander ille Rage director for my Ape : vl te ‘pany began in 1923. = aria : prokeg, ree s . e 4023 Olive St. Special Matinee Dn of +h fs 1€ ten wee “=e three became best known for a sail . 4 f— of the é Highest Bidder Our Entire Stock o Ravinia Sark Oper ra Phradie Wells had no citys mu-/| fine work in the prologue of “be _—_——/_ . ee ao A thy, = » , > -Weekes’ Gueste @ * ] Le others have vacant KO OOKIES” a sical advantages in her childhood. 4 | beeper { High- — a in ancis Jpera | I Acre BN ee fi ie diets important parts in many pictures. | 100 ° SUGAR i . ubert t S Matinee t was spe a farm E 3- 43 elles + ono = SACK wD Overstuffed Bed-Davenport Suites, Rugs, a > —~ {lle There were chickens to feed Pauline Starke spent a day re- eS CR. = sae nee ne ; ow Ges lad a single vocal | gaged her at once for the Metro- Ricardo Cortez, Berenger, Lionel 2 a: MONDAY >... rt f the meager | politan, where she hassungin over se Zasu Pitts and Doro- $2 Eagle — with . * Served Breakfast Sets, Drop and Porcelain Tables, tA 7 ) tele *iTb leased from Will | COLUMBIA. f “Knockout Reilly” ob Or Elda’s les- | cess as a concert singer. John Gi oe rt, + ea Ae oa i a Dutch i g seceanansiinticaantannnenee aL AETATE —- + : r al in ear Out >t - : Horse Stat : | Rogers’ tied Ta Eagle Stamps with § aoe Mit TT } : t. Louis. They came the art is reinforced by youth, beauty! wijes Out,” the dramatic celebra- & Bottle Vanilla 0c si ay | i { nae a her series of triumphs. The | and charm, will be supported in (tion of the oetiesneias and the or Lemon Extract... Everything to Furnish the Home 8 the “one A;igidi ‘ renina, Gas Stoves, Refrigerators, Kitchen Cabinets, OZAR K RICHARD DIX is 4a AUg ach week was’ set | 100 performances in two years. ne One Lb. Pure yh . All D . C ay “Wild firls whose | jyj}!s, has ; started work on “Twelve ; » Flor ‘ anal ce am, COXN Soprano of a travel. |their home-coming appearances s.-ker, Joan Crawford has Grand & Florissant Special cesmasngiee f a travel r eo ) Ja iers in the cast Peanut Butter made _ 2a “ »} es : ye ; , ; ™M I we A D ° (meer Soo . te 2 trope reamet an cows to milk and a two-mile cently learning how to do the old- | § Pure CaneC. & $ Af) “4 e 5955 Easton Special Matinee ¥ ay — ’ hild she trudge tO school each day. Butter) fgashioned “bunny hug” for a scene H. Granulated. ‘ - $ Davenport Tables, Smokers Lamps, Mirrors, a i. nti ; : ——— Pwhn.’. *talian nigrant.|the State Teachers’ College at) pireq Tammany Young, who has J sje 4 wo oc . . a i . . ; +7 ' rhe rj aa ; a f r F Vv o L : “White Fiannels” " ai “aS vi ry young. Kirksville after her earlier school- | watched the changing yogue O1 SPECIAL NOTICE | hes iS t} ; “it s 3b. 8 dancing on Broadw ay for ro YY) f ry gs range . i . ¥ Powhatan 4 6 nam : b n, esti i a t i} ‘ a dramatic BO]! ano ot te ‘ at 4 om bo's first starring vehicle, W ill he Lbs. Good i . ‘ | , ; areer rae la unched : Gatti Casazzs hea rd her and € Tle Aire eted by Di i m itri Buchowe tzki. Coffee, Ww hole : 3 h : o 7 ~+ Viebster Gr: oe eilly” a ea Goh hy Sebastian are in its cast. r Pure Knockout kK | , i na e) what « Ise She ha - also had i distinguishe d SuCe- Ul ly ce s rs * FREE! Dishes, Clocks, Books, Etc. . ° § 5°57 Southwest pede""—V audeville —, ~t ? studies | These three Missour! tiles ea - ' a “omp iny at ha Odeon he re by a notable cast W hich in- fé min ine le ad. ()t hers oa w mae m= hot an _ ‘otenri | cludes in 1 rincipal male roles: .. Betty Compson, Ernest Tor- while you wait, 1b LINDELL ‘ (CO rs of Vfen = " : . si ‘ 4 Ttorl ¢ lud = in the pt in¢ 4 pa are l ‘ J } | ; . ‘ere i , y 6 Acts of Vetoes Be. “ two hou totice to| Jose de Gaveria, well remem-/ inee, Bert Roach and Mike Don- : LiyrS—=— réeé Unc . 7 NO ~ iotice ft J OF q waAVOTIA, nce, Bert LOacn a B £ Grand and Hebert —. ants . ee dp laa ping hered for his singing of ‘“‘Don Jos - et | ring Grr al or oO seetnrtnneneretnenentgeeeneann teriemmiaitae —— a . " ’ : a a - . ‘ . + ‘ ‘ hg “The Show ”* ent 4 — =’ §Weeping was her: ‘in Mr. Go'!terman 8& presentation 01 _—————————————————— ns : ; AFFIT T f Dempsey-Tunney _>. she was offered a | “Carmen” at the Mu nictpal Theater - to America ™ 2812 N. Vande l ight Pictare ss | 10 came amer- |festivals. He came aD . ~~ ~ ».Vandeventer rig Len It was last summer, W ho came tO Al * cee AP i ate . L » two seasons ako from Europe a . : é eterna a 4 but wiser ans yre- ica after appearing in the leading |? "s . J | oe where he won an_ international Blenders of Coffee and Tea NOVELTY (George K. Artnor, i mm 28° decline x the oppor- | operas of Spain, Italy and South | , cata: tical , ” £0 ee ey | ter fleei r tussia 1 Special Matinee 4 y te continue os tudies. | America, and who, a year ago &Pp- a Oe | 4 South Broadway 2007-0 9-1 1-1 3-15 MORGAN STREET S524 Easton Bhs « Ss ang a the revoluvuon, a f ‘AMily saved ‘peared with Marion Telva in the the r sicesteth Why Carey It? —— btai struggled. | Miguel Santacana, the ; | hin 25 f Free—Take Our Special Free Service Bus on Downtown Corners to the Auction ~ hed ") te Me.) Music Festival. , ; h: » go to Portland (Me.) ‘ m* necenece in Snat tod m] ; . af hasso who, after successes in Spain Order by Phone During 11926 the Aas: . ‘Y StUCY and spent two George Cehanow skv, baritone = t : breise ; grt ng crag? ami . ety Sie MAin 2551 1 ry ~- n ‘ ai } : . ie WW no and mi a ASA aas salah oth . ” mi - " Printed 00.005 Antomebile “% . a roy . he Wa e fhe Metropoiitan Ope ra 0O., ; f-uaranteed or 4 mm FEE HE EF j THREE oth- : y Hes East jth ? "9 } la af wo sea- jican tries Came to America , Money Refuncied MAin 2552 ° <r stiesre than the b ' rik st rmrnorhnn ; mY " : has sung he re Tne IAS t\ 4 ’ : 7 9 F " " . ; ‘ ‘ a e . . us a vs au . ‘ - Cr St. Louis sewapapers com ®, Mastering lancuages. ‘sons with Mr. Golterman’s opera two oe bee bo pe ahi gy ‘ e - ass a ae eoun

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STNDAY MORNING _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ F Stock Smith-Daniels Clothing Co. #6 canes — op oa : CF RGF ~ ANTS 3 = ae ~ ~ tte, Sasa rave, TE toes caeee ae Webry A yEars sureiyy &f | Mi LA:::.. — mn ' E SUBDIVIDED | Young Men’s Sizes = a ‘ea 4 mio Ot as — ae Mohair and Beach Suits, $5 | ROUND. RIB, 5 : q 1 $ | 95 r ae | : - . mA Fis : Men’s Worsted and Cheviot Suits, 9.90 | STEAKS: soc. vr, cal a s Solley of Louleulll —————— ee ee Young Men’s 2-Pants Suits. __ 10.90 k LARD roses) HD FRGS=9 ( ~ Buys 240-Acre Tract for Men’ S High- Grade Spring Suils, Lu TS aw —_ State Brand Blue Kibbon Faney Fira Prec Ee = Reported Price of $125,- BOYS’ 2-PANT|4-PC. LONGIE |"" a4 a ? KS 15 nn PEACHES EE i. 900. . + Te — (bh. veiae, ER... it the G Opera House Scag wep ee WEN'S & OTS ATHLETIC UNION SUITS, 29c | BOYS’ LONG PANTS __.. ; lew neal thie a TIVE TIVE BUYING -) Siagentses Harrie Teachers’ Col- Mi) BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. ......2@c | PERCALE BLOUSES ..... = HIGH PATENT 2 eral ina BN 4 SPEC pat & MA RX Will Hays Turns Thumbs e 4 mresent a 1 ety $1 MEN'S FINE FANCY UNION suits. CANVAS ng oo _* “enters ee 25 — > NOTED IN C Down on ‘‘Spread Eagle” ‘°° * , re owes Men's Heavy Overalls or Jumpers....--- MEN'S COTTON SO ; . S-ib. Bag .... 4 namie : nh 3 lL audit Kt 4 PARK YOUR CAR HERE FRE} Boys’ & Girl 10-Ib. bag ae ae 9 . | E tate Promoters Pur. Continued From Page tFE. lay nigh luded i) e cast ¥ POCKET UE WB sailor Pant SU] TS i am ue Mat wirge Ma! ret Bo- pebie. F ur N's AND BOAS 24-ib. bag a Oe gt 99 Pure. peand prints... — 4 51 an MEN'S PLAIN ANI Fane y BROAD- ts ‘LoTH =—- &Oe . ANTS Jee , =i _ Road and 97 on Clayton. germ ¥ Ame 4 EWS PANTS © The sunday Post-Dispatch has the only cole = | EAGLE STAMPS | - “MAIL ORDERS magazine in St. Louts. $$ By Berry Moore. , ane past week witnessed @ re- ption of speculative buying in “yy Louis County. especially on Manchester, Denny and Clayton and dest eh, a ee - , , , : . ¥ , PP s These garments were returned to t performance ef Osgood Pe: a , = ds. he fz ‘tory. VW : j t ed kins a the more ‘ ecretary “ho : . ; ; ia rea oe pak Hh cn open aN plas rus to t! ardonic WOrKk, | @ m : . : | . bed The transactions — nota- seein Soc eee Ting LYE § and June 900N-to-(V/eds | Peepers: DRESS BETTER FOR HALF a in petent dast act is just : 3 | | -caltrerent corned of “‘Maseheal aed Sulphur Spring roads, acquired | SE A 2, PD s hich would give a sellers a gen-. woul? eard of j rhoice of b a | # ei ss ‘| ‘ J NKooms, Va where you go ys efeus profit on ir investment. | ae vei , - oe — eS he | as Pictzred. | [ant match this semsational eb | . The tract ts situated within the) = os |e : ridce or Jun A / ZL BAR BROS. & CO. ress yin oe ) ak Pies’ Kane mw fee PP ye eA for Only | fer. Values that Sy Se cevcrate limits of the) Seam ‘Be? . x | pp Uae tion. Rez the description of Manchester and is 18 miles beyond The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World : : ss) tychrome stands, a = 8 aS St | = : room and see for _ on oundary Manchest , = eg , - — Oe ae — i al 7 =e ; rege: : on be age, Prete os . 7 I ré OLIN E STREET ° for 4 hicken-livered 1 i ; a see a , jm tO 1 perbly made §8-piece Dining- Or, 297 — | = == i Rts . - ee ae Ore ore tonne ee Rings with prices ranginz from $25 to $2500. Every Ring is a real | nto 1 Room Suite in a beautiful Amer jos ee ——— ik ma oun ty acne iow} | into = full-size Bes aaa =i ~ © projected for the remainder of beauty and a great value at the price quoted. We can help vou in . nd , ican iinut finish. Consists of As 1 FP sun j ty ad ee oe em ire * : ia Mik ib vine Riese fer your sweetheart. : ' | laws entemeiom table. masaive | | ; ¢ - | ; e1itaer a or se or j Given to the Keek Surveying Co. Unusual Diamond Ring Values | ir EE SS ae | kee @ ‘amp with silk shade _ Gag Adjacent to Manchester. the Ieea= Schools and stores. a : - ey ¥ j "a> i. + 2 -- ‘i z ' ‘ , e ae . . emma ite en (Sin SY 2 Ee | s Mey UL be ae f = Bedroom Selley has met notable success aihrtiieeea ae en = —_ ee | 7 . | , ey in suddivision enterprises. He will 9 attractive and serviceable i Te * : a pay ~ —. SSS = See : cil Cptrate here under the name of the S-piece Breakiast Set in vour : a6 oye P ~ Ag ; > ese — ee 2 : yr YT i . % =“ (ract ig just merth 6f tie - . . 5 2 3 -* 7 we ® ‘ - 4 “ : F : ri : 4 v = = f : P 2 Phoe nix ”" " , a | | TA. : i's | ree Sy. : Na & | eal : Pa a stock farm which is being WAITC CHES , WEEK | ¢ :% * ~- = : ; > . a ' > ; Ae 3 = . meee ' ~ age ; a ‘ 4 i f : . : £5 E > = a | J 4 — on a — “tious scale by Smart New Model , : . Ma ee ae _ 7 Pils et Ae i oe >| ; = “4 ing” 7 = _ —_ ) % Pa. Bakewell. who has Sma: ; : . | | =» & ibivedti! . = —, — i : ““2 Several residences and Bas; 2. a ea . : : = under construction. One of 748¢s ls occupicd by him as niry residence. The preper-i = : ‘rounded by beautiful coum-/ ‘Orres. including these of Knight and Horton Wat- ‘he north. and the new res of war brs R. Francis Jr. now on Clayton Oe eo Potty Oe ee ee OP Rel ee tee ~ © “ 3 = ee Ba a a le OE i ata alia aca ath ena eal if we 2 OY [ern Serseghe Vaiue im high-light if spring, ime chal ne iuo air ; ' inut. Consists of 4 massive pieces, ‘how == ' = a arriso ee 1 A renperemadnd velou! Javenrort ————— end bed, spacicus chifforobe, triple-mir- a = tenet acqures 57s “= red in genaine velour. venp _open: ne 7 ES Ml RB ae Mee ] be i>+¢ivided. alternating in ; ; five-acre tracts and re-/ ‘asa high ciass sub-division, ed — of through LeGrand Re : . Dar 7 will 3 , Open Scturday TilloP. mM. i Steamer Chairs /[/¥i yort’_27 acres purchased by Leo- St d « eo ee } Hi 6 srosaberg are on the south Striped canvas, luxuriousty | w/ - of Claytes #éed, duet " comfortabiec, attractive Steamer i Ke --., Mills road. and helonged > Chair for your : AA gis 5 -* nd Henry Jacous estate. The $1.00 a Week ieee , j= i | i ve ee , rat , é ; | ae ™ —— | ~~ a | : ; | Retrigerato: : all or'ce a é : : HOME-SITES SOLD rr pen Mondays and Saturda: ail 4 , . ! , | : i 1030-32 FEF k] A 3 —- i. “* & site for g handsome. — Other De. Fim ' 5 Cach..87 Weshr ran in we With Arm: $1.29 With irms and F sgtros! > om ee | “ =_—< H Loydermar Ir. has! rehas-¢ 199 by 530 feet on Edm it , — _ ~ “tive about 490 feet west of x

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PATCH of the ard fro ested ¢ ron Tour. 21.—Dr. Ju f Pe ~.e “Cd on 7 UOoOOon With erica) ' tour ihe 4 y 7 ’ ~ ; " ° AUSDPIiCeg of Post Grady y * ' 1H ats yi , . i] é ’ py’ Ge & TAIL c *- y , > a. : - ~ ile Clinie, . PD VSiciang | of Euros 3 shot Scigcte eet oe eee 1% aad A 4S paRT EIGHT. . seated at Fee 8 Shige + ~~ ‘- ; + ° > -_ weare-venevennsunnébeliet tie a ot THe Hee SS a oS Sat ~ et a en tenes mane $ $3 Ti°tr Pet Seber +=) -oeseeesces -'eeetialie. ee oes BMRA tte citi ttscper ssatsteres seer eee Se -oeteeeepebaee PETE a pres tesees bene g ttt 3: 4 Lees “Seep oe + cr one Set beeen + on oe eee _—— - -o- UIS P ~ 1 “ae = RRR > 5. oe see. SS pos coer ee © ~ ~~ ity... 155355725 rs z ~ Pisbests Shag astesse aes gotese as Seseepe setts tr esse t Ee ee - ; | ee ose one . Reetstectes ss — assatels : " +44 o beh ont ages | wethes ea eieee merge nae +2sgh or eee bows > ee r ‘cones. Oe! i393 F573 >be cab beta d cereeben eens eter ee ae ie~st> Pet > ay yoSbstspipstes ts eereegorgesy, SoS. shieecd fee sSat thie sist sts: ts skeee ss ttpeagetens : ee Farms Financial PAGES 1—16B, ; “+ — EEF vets ‘ 2° N . |? i} ’ y ye i oA we si | N f ARM ON | eee on 7. uv CROWDS GO! Monday Specials BORDER’S :- Large, * — e Pall CC; fan Limiec ins a sure Riser. = . oa 22 EGGS Blue Ribbon Faney Fv aporated PEACHES yellow halves. value. Lb. Large > Ih. » and tender. "oc value, : 3 25 ROUND, RIB, ¢ SIRLOIN Young, juicy, tender 7 Strictly é Fresh, Dozen Pure, ponnd prints . AUACHESTER ROAD WBE SUBOWIDE ; | M, Solley of Louisville » Buys 240-Acre Tract for Reported Price of $125, 000. SPECULATIVE BUYING » 1S NOTED IN COUNTY ke Estate Promoters Pur- P chase 51 Acres on Denny y Post-Dispatch has the only Louts. role ee, color 1 Road and 97 on Clayton. By Berry Moore. er an-to-Weds We Offer You nusually Liberal Credit Terms! er Offered! wen & > @& Free! 100-Piece Dinner Set With Every 3-Room Outfit Purchased No matter where you go you cant match this sensational! of- fer. Values that .defy competi- tion. Read the description of each room and see for yourself the tremendous values. The rooms are complete—including many extras not ordinarily in- cluded! A bargain possible only at Franklin. Living Room | A fine 3-piece Suite, consisting of davenport that opens easily inio a full-size bed, club chair and wine chair. In addition— library table and end table in mahogany finish and choice of either a-bridge or junior floor lamp with silk shade. Bedroom ‘ sarge double bed, spactous chif- forobe and your choice of eith- er a dainty triple-mirror vanity or full-size dresser. All in @ handsome walnut finish. In ad- dition, a dressing table bench, bedroom rocker, bed spring an mattress. a ery Any Time? our-Piece Bedroom ——— — _* : oc a re = - A aN. te al tn ti ~ _ : h-light e pieces, bow- bbe, An exceptional antique triple-mir- Eimer Chairs iped canvas, fortable, attracti ir for your n or porch. cial. Is° Arms... $1.29 luxuriously ve Steamer With Arms and Footres! $1.39 ———_ * me ‘| The ¢ 7 , i) 5 : Asa site for Pore past week witnessed a re- ‘m sumption of speculative buying in ie @ Louis County, especially on ' chester, Denny and Clayton HE toads. Me The transactions embrace nota- W ty a tract of 240 acres at the "southwest corner of Manchester | ghd Sulphur Spring roads, acquired | by James M. Solley, subdivision © promoter of Louisville, Ky., through A. R. Schollmeyer & Co.; “#1 acres on the east side of Denny foad, south of the Clayton road, me purchased by Lyle Garrison through | TeGrand Jones Inc., and 97 acres ® on the south side of the Clayton road near Ellis, bought by Leopold im Grossberg. The prices paid, it is understood, | 4m these sections. Renewed specu- available tracts on these highways ® 23 a result. . Reported Price $125,000. The Manchester tract, known fam #9 the Gibson farm, was owned by dent of the St. Louis Real Estate im Exchange, who purchased it ® year and a half ago, just before We te advance in prices in this sec- ftion of St. Louis County. . a The price paid by Solley is un- m ‘@erstood to be about ' ® ous profit on their investment. —. s, 4u-}the trust company, ™ tative interest has been aroused in | —_——— Maternity Hospital, New Residences and One Under Construction WN SN . NAAANANANANAMAAAAAAAAAAAA AANA ANAND Oy “ig q a We gy ail aa we Y. DeBaliviere avenue, owned by the D. F. R. Realty Co. The Francis- Perry-Ruth Realty Co., which handled the transaction declined to disclose the purchase pricc. The sale of 190 by 530 feet on Lindell drive, 650 feet west of De- Baliviere, is announced by the Mer- cantile Trust Co.’s real estate de- partment. The purchaser, whose Name is withheld, has plans for a | | pretentious im ‘established records for land values | home, according to Phil H. Zepp, real estate officer of who handled the transaction. This lot belonged to the Scullin estate, the late John |Scullin being a member of the syn- dicate headed by Festus J. Wade. Which purchased and subdivided | | the Catlin tract, in which these lots m® Fred Essen of St. Louis County and | ™ AR. Schollmeyer, a former presi- | are embraced. Both sites are op- posite Forest Park. APARTMENTS FOR NEGROES "REPORTED SOLD FOR $200,000 1" . | George Wliadislaw Buys Three-Story if $125,000, | m® hich would give the sellers a gen-_ Building From Leopold Grossberg. The three-story apartment build- mM _The tract is situated within the | img for Negroes, recently completed ® ‘rporatc limits of the Town of F Manchester and is 18 miles beyond m “e city boundary. Manchester ® Gardens and extends into Franklin County. Lake and Golf Course. © A syndicate of which Solley is ‘President has opened a suite of five offices on the twelfth floor of the International Life Building, ind is planning the immedate sub- _Sivision of 100 acres of the tract. Among other features, a golf »Course and a lake for swimming /#re projected for the remainder of ' P the tract. » The contract for surface im- }Provements of the tract has been FBiven to the Keck Surveying Co. Adjacent to Manchester. the loca- Swe tion has advantages of churches, Schools and stores. i Solley has met notable success mm "Subdivision enterprises. He will 1 | $Ptrate here under the name of the Be 8. Louis Land Co. if Phe Denny road tract, pur- Be Phased by Lyle Garrison through | pLtGrand Jones Inc., lies on both i pedes of Litzsinger road, which has oe «OPened from Warson to Den- | Be: Toad., The former owner was | ace, Emma E. Wall, who was rep- med by May R. Hussey of the He S staff of the A. R. Scholl- ne rever Real Estate Co. LeGrand tone Ins. hamdled the negotia- «OD ~behalf of Garrison. se 6 Surrounding Country Homes. i Widened ts 100 feet as now pro- ie. Denny road will be the chief PRorth and south highway of St. mam County. It now pee of the most buoyant sections of m& Louis County. The tract is just north of the x stock farm which is being 4 eloped on a Pretc-.tious scale by ; meee aid I. akew Biecies xo. Bakewell, who has a “G S€veral residences and has ; 4 tt coma is occupicd by him as a ntry residence. The proper- m® surrounded by beautiful coun- homes, including those of ' try 8. Knight and Horton Wat- RS on the north, and the new res- . oy of David R. Francis Jr. now he a Consiruction on Clayton ' ' ; 2. To Be Subdivfded. ract acquired by Garrison is ,..” subdivided. alternating in io ‘“€ and five-acre tracts and re- | ed asa high class sub-division, 3 be disposed of through LeGrand es Inc. Bethe 97 acres purchased by Leo- ; om Grossberg are on the south , oe Clayton road, just west P “ie? Mills road, and belonged an me Henry Jacobs estate. The late lies well, is to be sub- into acre plots which will Dlared on the rarket in the =e? future. *WO LINDELL DRIVE } HOME-SITES SOLD a a handsome resi- a. H. B. Louderman Jr. has asd 190 by 530 feet on Lin- drive about 490 feet west of } Beye a} e. '*! under construction. One of me ad is concrete beyond the Shaw | } | chased by George Wladislaw. building has 57 apartments, each, omen and Murphy! | | reports the Flora place, for 8S. A. Humphrey to 3909 Flora place, for | Con- | Jean Duval; Lillie Wehmiller to John F. rad Leigh to Rose J. Erker, 3039 Vista avenue for P. Grimm; lot 65x140 feet on north line of Park avenue for F. H. Heid- el et al to Warren J. Morgan, who will at 4461 Cook avenue, has been pur- equipped with beds. The structure occupies a lot 90x' It was buiit by Leopold, Grossberg, the grantor in the trans-|, action, and financed by the Vanco Van} reported | 155 feet. which Simon The Realty Co., of Raalte is president. consideration was $200,000. HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY CO. LISTS SEVERAL RECENT SALES | Hiemenz Realty Co. | The Henry following sales: 3958 Jr.. 6 Carrswold, for Bay B. Thomas Burnes to F. build a modern laundry; 25 feet on the east side of Minnesota lavenue for Augusta Hiemenz, and John Schmedje to Val Kolodziej; \lot fronting 25 feet on the north iside of Allen avenue, east of Ninth constitutes | | w | dinary interest. | being constructed street, for Louisa B. Allen to Alex Pasicznyk; Rosamond Walters, to Gabriel Mc- 3516 Victor street for Donald and daughter, Rosalie V. East. A, MAYER REALTY CO, BUILDING DOUBLE UTILITY STRUCTURE The A. Mayer Realty & Con- struction Co., is building, at the southwest corner of Wilmington and Dewey avenues, a three-store and three-apartment building hich has aroused more than or- The exterior is of gray-faced brick. with terra cotta trimmings, and the architectural design is at- tractive. The cost is estimated at $50,000. Edwin Phenis, for whom. the building is being built, will occupy the corner as a grocery store. The other stores are to be occupied by a bakery and a confectionery es- tablishment. The Mayer company, of which Albert Mayer is president. has been a factor in South Side construction activities. LEASES RENEWED ON FRANKLIN AVENUE STORES In preparation for the widening of Franklin avenue, these tenants of the Lindell Real Estate Co. have closed long term leases on prop- erty on Franklin avenue between | Broadway and Sixth siieets: Lange China & Glass Co., 513 Franklin | avenue: Ewald Denner, dealer in! Franklin avenue, report having sold in pets, No. 515 West Disinfecting Co., 513 Franklin avenue. A new front will be erected across the entire 75 feet of brick with terra colta trimmings. Wm. P. McMahon and Co., archi- tects, have charge of the improve- ments, VMLLYU MMA LISU IN NINE nb hth Io trrsepe, The) 7 + VIIIIII YA; % ; 7, + pA ddd} III I> 5990s >a mhnhnwhn»nkhnn] ihn Ss LEE “ a ? Ee 4 ae ee A ~~ - \ SS SSS OANA SS Pe eee 4 aru e eh & % oe &% Oo O&O oO OO XN 4 4 ‘ 4 r¢é 4 y . ' + * no 4 yn} , ~* . 62 wn Y 4 4 a Y ar Vis | Re Wh $4.42 | 4 4 ' 4g . 6 ian SI OR NRC RII y A EE Ea fel, bli arrswold Park and drive. satissaaai NN ~~ aark & ~ eS ae ~&% SS essay . bred Dl Ne te SSPBALABRAALRBRASLALELAL LER ERSDESLEERE SES SEE RESELL et te 2a eee eh Oe Oe % OOS Og atest > > Wy Ys Uf Yu a - > n = . S RR J, Jiminy, Vitter ttbypivr Residence at ; mony J Mei Wilts No } Carrswold. constructed for Aloys S. Herz. WORK TO BE STARTED SHORTLY |14 SALES ARE REPORTED ON CHRIST THE KING SCHOOL | BY BRINKOP REAL ESTATE CO. The Christian Brinkop Real Es- Work will begin within 30 days | tate Co., of 3621 South Grand bou- on the new Christ the King schoo! levard, reports the following sales: building on a site recently pur- chased through the O’Laughlin Realty Co.,. at the southwest cor- ner of Purdue and Balson avenues, University City. The site has a frontage of 400 feet on Balson by 134 feet on Purdue, adjoining Unl- versity, Park subdivision on the north. The school purposes and the floor as a chapel and residence for the pastor, the Rev. Daniel J. Ryan, who for 12: years was paster at New Madrid, Mo. Other saies reported: room residence at 7304 Northmoor first floor will be used for drive, with a brick garage, sold for | Ww. & M. Konnersmann to a client; St. lot on Midland and Balson aves. for | to William Charles Dollus to Edward Chenot; | 100 feet front ' corner of Northmoor drive and Northmoor avenue, 60 by 160 feet, Modern 7- | | second ts¥ | i | | 2717 Osceola street, a brick cot- tage for the account of Agnes A. Auerswald to Theodore MRuesing, who purchased same for a home. | a brick COe- | 3335 Indiana avenue, tage for the account of Henry Ber- berich to Thomas G. Wagner. Five lots on Quincy. street in Carondelet Park Terrace to the Vaugnn Realty and Construction €Co., which will erect 5-room brick bungalows. 3303-5 Humphrey. street, a 4 and for the account of Ferd G. to a client. | bungulows. oom double apartment style flat | Joly | 4923 Theodore avenue, | REAL ESTATE WEEK HELPS SS SS SS IN . - ‘SS yp4 ~ Mare lif he / A. s bn Yul SS \ XS N s \ 7 4 -' The new S SONNY ‘SS MWMWMAQN MWWMMAN WN CN RE gy = 5 ~~ NS | i ' | ' DEMAND FOR LOTS IN WESTCHESTER Manchester Acres Inc., which is developing Westchester, a subdi- vision on Manchester and Geyer rcads, just west of Denny road, re- norts an increasing demand for lots and completed bungalows. A number of bungalows have been completed, and construction of others is to start immediately. Improvements now being made consist, in some sections, of ma- cadam streets, granitoid sidewalks and electric, water and telephone service; in other sections of only graued streets and electric, water aud telephone service. Due to prices at which the prop- erty is being sold, there is a great demand for lots as investments and in a number of instances’ several lots have been sold to the same purchaser. The company has begun an ex- tensive advertising and sales cam- paign. Westchester is within the city limits of Kirkwood. MARTIN AND BREITT CO, ARRANGES SEVERAL LEASES The Chic Model Garment Co. has leased the fffth tloor of 706-8 Washington avenue for a long term of years. They will use the prem- ises for manufacturing of women’s wearing apparel. ‘The firm is com- posed of Adolph Goldman and Isaac Grossman. It will practically double its present manufacturing space. The lease was made for Kessler & Kolb, Inc., by the Martin and Breitt Real Estate Co., which also closed a long-term lease with Seifert and Bewig for the first floor space at 1241-43 Morgan Street, They will use this space as of- fice, -salcsroom and display and for manufacturing neckwear. The ‘lease was made for the Metropole j Hotel Co. Martin & Breitt also closed a WATSON-O’ ROURKE SALES! tonz-term tease for the Eskimo Post-Dispatch Real Estate Week had a desirable effect on the sales | fo Realty ! of the Watson-O’Rourke Corporation. ‘This company’s re- port for the first three Gays of the week includes the sale of two dou- ble flats, one single flat and seven more sales later in the week due to the Post-Dispatch advertising. ’ ' Refrigerator Co., on the one-story building at 815 North Ninth street, r William H. Priesmeyer. The Gibson Co. leased a suite of ‘rooms at 602-4-§ Columbia Build- i i la salesroom. ing. 318 North Eighth street. for and the Alexander Metz Dress Co. has taken a long- The company expects | *™™ lease on the second floor of the building at 706-8 Washington avenue. WALTER JONES CO. REPORTS A NUMBER OF RECENT SALES The Walter Jones Real . Estate Co. reports the following sales: 72 feet, Washington avenue, improved with two residences numbered 3117-19, for a client of McDonald Real ‘Estate Co. to a client; 5271 Beacon avenue, bungalow, for Miss Lyda Kyle to George Rohlfing: 1615-17 Arlington, to a client of Welsh-Bergfield: 1905 Arlington, residence, for E. Broehl to James Wilson; 1524 North Grand boule- vard, for a client of McMenamy Real Estate Co.; 2719 Wash street, residence, to a client; 3023 Wash- ington, residence, for M. P. Jerni- gan to a client; 2613-15-17 Mar- cus, three stores with flats above, for a client to Anna Walsh and James Fenton; 60-foot lot on Northmoor Drive, University City, for L. Mormino to a_ client of O'Loughlin Rea] Estate Co. H. G. Moehle reports the sale of a 42x165 lot on Hiawatha, Rich- Index To Classified Advertisements On the Following Pages: Apartments for Rent ........+ 8 Apartments Fur. (For Rent).... 4 Apartments (For Sale) .......13 Apartments Wanted to Rent.... 8 Buliders’ Column Bungalows, Cottages (Sale) A Bungalows, Cottages (Bent).... 7 Business Opportunities Business Property (For Rent)...7 Business Property (For Sale) Dwellings Wanted (to Bent)... Dwellings for Rent Dwellings for Sale .... Exchange (Real Estate) Farms, Farm Land .. Farms for Rent Farms Wanted Financial Flats Wanted ...seceeeses Fiats for Sale Flats, Etc.—For Colored (Rent) 6 Flats for Rent (Farnished) .....6 Flats for Rent ......+6. 4 Garages, Stables ...cccccsesece 4% Hotels 3 Houses for Bale .....ceeeeee+ 18 Houses for Rent .. 6 Houses Wanted . eeettevee ~ Houses, Ete. (Colored) ..++++.+ & Improved Property ......ee.+. 5 Loans 15 Lots for Sale ... Money Wanted .... Personal Prop. Loans . Real Estate Wanted te Buy Real Eetate (Colored) Real Estate Loans Real Estate—Country ..Ps.6A,Pt.0 Real Estate (Other Citles) P.GA,PO Residences for Rent Residences for Sale Residences Wanted Resorts .....-- to Rent. ; i Suburban Property for Sale.... 9 Suburban Property for Rent.... 7 Suburban Property Wanted .... 8 WALDHEIM BUYS Sporting Goods House Has Lease on Locust Street Structure. Aaron. Waldheim has acquired the five-story building at 921 Le- cust street, with lot 47x109 feet, owned by the Mont! estate, The Leacock Sporting Goods Co. occu- ples the building under lease at a substantial rental. The considera- tion was not disclosed. Ground in this block is valued at $4000 to $5000 a front foot, exclusive of im- provements. Opposite the Scruggs, Vandervoort & Barney store, Wald- heim’s purchase is regarded as & sound investment. Waldheim has been a consistent buyer of downtown property, his recent purchases being principal- ly on Olive and Locust gtreets. Sev- eral years ago he purchased the mond Heights, for F. O. Lutz to Mr. Beimbiek; also 143 fect at Dale and Hawthorne, Richmond Heights, a business site, for Mary Kirby to F. O. Lutz. CHAUNCEY F, HEATH SELLS CLAYTON ROAD ACREAGE The Chauncey P. Heath Real Estate Co. reports the sale of 23 acres on the Clayton road, one. half mile west of the Denny road. The property has over 600 bearing fruit trees on it, also a frame dwelling, and has a frontage on the Clayton Road of 1900 feet by a depth on the Geyer Road of 1000 feet. The sale was for cash and the Heath company represented both buyer and seller. The seller was Walter M. Smith, general manager of the Woolworth Corporation, and the purchaser was Jack Dubinsky. DOUGHERTY REAL ESTATE CO, MOVES TO NEW OFFICE The Dougherty Real Estate Co. has removed its office from 803 (Chestnut street. where it has been for the past 12 years to its new home, at 908 Chestnut street. on the ground floor of the new Western Union building. The new office, double the size of the old one, has been fitted up with all new equipment. and space has been provided for a much larger sales force. Equitable building and site at the northwest corner of Sixth and Lo- cust streets. Another noteworthy sale last week was that of 2113-19 Olive street to Harry Spector, through Sam Hamburg Jr. This consists of four stores and four flats. The price was pot announced. ' Contracts have been concluded for several attractive corners in both the downtown and uptown district, which when made public, are expected to impart new life ‘to these sections of the real es- tate market. FRANCISCUS REALTY CO. LEASES SECOND STREET SITE The Franciscus Realty Co. an- nounces a lease of the Taylor Es- tate to the Weig! Furniture Co. on the southeast corner of Second and Clinton street, a three-story brick building, for a period of 10° - years. This lease was negotiated with the Mercantile Trust Co., who | represented the Weigl Furniture - Co. The company also reports the purchase of a six-family apartment building at 5615 Pershing avenue for a client and they will manage the building. ‘FOR ADDITIONAL REAL ESTATE NEWS, SEE , PAGES 2 AND 3. a frame bungalow, for Ferd G. Joly | ) to a client. 210 feet east line of | Vandeventer avenue for a client to | Ferd G. Joly. Northwest corner of Midland and Tennyson avenue ip | | Louis County for Ferd G. Joly | K. McCaslyn. on east line Midway avenue in St. Louis County for Ferd | |G. Joly to a client. to L. J. Murphy for a home site. |/jine of Meramec street for the ac- The building will be only two stories in height at first. J, W. GIBSON CO. SELLS RUTGER STREET PROPERTY The John W. Gibson Realty Co. connection with the Morris Aach Realty Co., $215-19 Rutger street, consisting of a single flat of three and three rooms, and a_ five-room frame house. .This property was sold for the Weatherby Estate, to a client of Morris Aach Realty Ce. count of Edward Cohen and Het- man, Henry and Lena Klein to a | 3734 Texas avenue for the - account of John Burenardt to Ja- | 4435 Tholozan ave- | client. cob Schmidt. nue, a modern new frame bunga- low, for the account of John H. Leonard to Edward ter. &0-acre farm toaclient. 6925 Louistana avenue, @ 6-room brick cottage for Louis |A. Ragan to Fred K. Jacobus, Lot | 2 lots on north | Rm. Cusack. | 3303-5 Humphrey street, a double | flat for a client to Mary M. Car- | in Crawford | County, Mo., for Mary M. Carter | QD Our Organization Devotes Its ‘Time, Energy and Expert Efficiency to Specializing in Mortgage Loans! e——3 CRUMP & TREZEVANT (Incorporated) REAL ESTATE LOANS Mortgage Loan Correspondents for — Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. 714 CHESTNUT STREET | nee SArtiel i oentietinmesiediindeaentl ee 3% MONEY 53 Dwellings, Flats Apartments and. Business Property St. Louis and St. Louis County HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER R. E. CO, “% Mortgage Loan Correspondent of the NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. 7! Seventh and Chestnut o | bf q a ee * eee ome I ge ee .._i7 ACOCK BULOING

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4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1921 ST.LOUIS POST ms -_ lor eHOME BUILDER” HOME OWNER: 384) “conn =~ PO aes as ee ne Constructive “Ideas‘on Materials Methods. and Home Plans (ws 3 | nase i Fla | nt Home, Additional | 2 SALES AND ONE LEASE ie a af ee : WADE BY KRATZ REALTY CO. REPORTS WEEK'S ACTION Propert Kratz Realty ity Co. amare ze : hey obe - Steres Corporation Bas : term lease and 12 sales, ill 1 | : — Se for a long term of years, the ‘ Leased to Busy ne a a ee at eoperty now occupied by the Parlors, first floor and ba aL OF t n | Pp Store at 721-23-25-2? Frames AKE A WADING POOL Uniqueness and Comfort | FORYOURKODES © Keynotes of This House pe a .. Sina ‘ ° . D ° 7 ; ge % y an vag ay ta en a Own Back Yard at Baty | P yy * Oo a OT ; oy = ‘ . e flat, 3424 company arranged : dau and Fra ~~" N d A Advanta es | oo} a % , RB tees i ay eae Sa * ES maha a > ar ; 4 age Charles V ogel; sing! - — ee . the and Howard 0. Edmonds and Elias SE gat Cost. Cost ote Ss 4 ‘MEE “ey te, Se ae ee ae gS aa Ai ae Missouri avenue. for Mrs. Sophia of nm of S C atch for the Burnes Estate. “ : " oa . : ° . o 21% ? = € a) et aside for a. Se heey naturel 9 : es | | 3 John Sauer; single flat. 3308 ora ze M then the Franklin avenue side. The ws a aw lems of design. In this house pre- goors and windows. . ask. : ae, Jefferson avenue, for H. agp -powerten af organthau's Brother Rin work Will be so arranged as not to ~ eT BRITA ‘ : _—_ * ee. x . ca = he Ae gde e ee Ss ® ‘ ie 3: the sBor"lal Press, se eee ener oe or today, the owner's trip. he terrain of the ground per big Fee, Pe ee “> ne a * | Jr.. to Mrs. Emm2 Herold; $-roor NEW YORK, May ¢ interfere with business. The man- agin emailer on business to Chicago, which took tted an unusual garage entrance | come, %; NERS ae a Bee : os bungalow, 4451 Beethoven for gtoas oe agement contemplates adding new , ‘kt Deas & * a6 sd — - , ; ; eh aie :f ror] t lh _ ceonsigeration . ~~. a 4 wher id at the same time gives a nice | be . _— sniines : Henry Schaefer to Donald Rauss: lL. Morgan nau, @ brother aan nes to the stock. including shoes through a Orick yar ox iad Pe for the house. Several beau suenge poe , : 64.6 re 7 for Julics F. Mo ninau, — It ; e Giobe wan ae e Ang 10% © ‘ . , | bd dkb dg 653 , ' pm — womens wear. T discarded bricks were used for ful oaks were also natural pos- | ™ Bis Bil FREE wo os : "hes : | " +s } _Beumer eit: in, store | basSacor to iurkey, die”™) ee ndeqd in 1874 at 712 Fra 5 es ee oe re Bs. ~ : ° : ~ WH shaw’ F s ° ae oun + filling in ground, provided the Cir- «; ki.s- i tee ee n° icy pee - z= nd cottag , ry el’ri lav at an illness of three wee, cael by Maurice Landau, tre totam tte #h ~ = 1? +} + it t . ; hy ¥ ocseil ; > : : id ¥- ; a i ‘$ + - im ty rac Toa re id. = s naturally ® case, be- cumstance that go ¢ i th lish than the oak. vest be the | @ 9 MAUS 4 Ss. — S aavise oring , ubstance which appeared like thin nigel — . : : _ 3s FF “ vs a att Be a ny ee eR a le eM | sol ee heat Nee = enema RT ACT ACTIVE MARKET hilic tie great . rr i e oi wilt De pro he aciillie Or tnese - , - — SE, SOO Re RR ea ng Re a eR Mee 4 i Te avenu ps - : . [ it Z = fi. i he use Oi 43,8 br Pa Se. me a . : ~~ prob- , 7 Fs % - ' ~s _* 9 fc a P44 “ce 2 ae nn Saas 3 a are See oo Se ' ii? f «dip rere ; r Langs Advice to Home Builders, r nd the yard are ti! _——— shies : ] Tot thi is: . a _— 6 Pee ame ies ; 2) Ree es Wisdom seeks ¢ evynroom @al d is 5 4 a Pre ibiliti So to take ad- Lid Gs : , an ? ; Sone on, SRR gage oa at ; | M Sto imp Bs st Trust Co. reports an ex- cial playgrounds of the #0) , . samara | Bit h ule most conven- Sa ’ | —_— Sos See aaa rma $s A, . iv the —— for considering yap Estate . pre : anauteso ae : a’ . he fam 4 ily. \ antag iM a eevera pi , . " eqn and the . x ' cand , i “as hack yard, a wading pool wi! | This brick was iaid up in the | ; mae es | Samu’ eee i z r C. Moyle report | he > | mint eee which. yeu numerous sales fer residence le ight to the kid wall without striking the mortar vi | sight 3 it 3 . may Moorlands Park and Moorlands: & perpetual delight to the z nae unt he mor-| Wash and coat } D 4 2 * john ® Feturn of full value tm sepip - sg canta tiw 4 from the face: at th - aware ef itron. | @C8PCClaliy kitch th ir ind satisfaction addi oor . tar squeezed from underneath th of th mena — == . sani aa at f K. Murrell to Henry J. Gora and satisfaction. There are over 103 homes either alee ee peg aese- a , | - | struction a mer da’ brick it was beg to hang on the ree ‘ fe es U "mbrellas. | ecupied or under con mer days. ae aie bricks an appear- | the other. with an easy | | as Royalty Receives Under t es occuPp ore are contemeieneee A wading pool may be made an Wall, giving th aii ” ¢ ec fro bh tchen to the up- | PERTH, West Australia, May many ™ truction.. ‘The al ‘ ; et a » i> . = - . | expensive addition to a/ance of setting back from the ee mother, who ams "Moorlands it may be constructed at the same time creating a varia- maa CFG provements — in ‘Park it se 4 n tae &AitCa erv little expense by th 1@ man | tion in textur that makes an ex- Pedr neni ~— were completed sometime ago and tremely homogeneous mass of the & a = ee nay te ataihiinael the trustees at present are COM=7 first case an octagonal- entire wall, an extremely English were mst ne pleting plans for a ee the a . . | ee | +4 es + a rees e i : ted wit ten ttin | +o « and parkways wit and § suggested with steps se z. ‘ 4 a} ' es ‘ m c er a} to play wear. parks he p The Moorland nd} eae to the water. There Outswinging casements and: a, % shrubbery. La fountain in the center! colorful slate roof, swinging low ° 3 Co. laid out trees in the ae : —" é. S we iii — . ’ = 7 thon rs of growin lants out- | See sit 9 Pert} 4 , in the resi dence sec oor- st pepscab se sn bs this type | ti me time. ‘ais a! ~ on | return to Perth fond ay and onde Addition ane ee otly | ‘ Se : wading pool of the latter type. rved } room, s8avV- | : | : —_—— | completed an electric street light-\— eh . i to +? ; — Se Masaall ™m Lele cst ; Nengh not a costiy ee should A few turns of the spade, some, e: and ? the | Garages—Brick or Frame ” catty: sects . 4 . ‘4 , ’ ~ bp s. * * . « } ' easy, KnOwing tnat they cannot! stagnant nor is it allowed to be Negi — PLAN of FiesT FLOde. OAN OF SL | 4060 W. PINE BL” possibly come to harm playing in Snlied Co-Ghieeetc Mtmor or mting trom the iey oin : 5) io ° ° ee Lindell 9350 PArkview ay SEVERAL “SALES FOR a Fe . Ar ! nad, —_— —_ a, a pool of SiiA oF eight inc hes wat er mother feels it should be renewe A separanon : R ;, , , eee a * lhe same time, the ge flexibility ingensmith-Rice-Wilkins, architects. Mem bers, Associated Architects’ League of St. Louis. a , inge ’ eee MADE BY REA i ‘ PRE the valve or water-gate toward the use. +% ar. 7 * . q ¢ ! " T } . iene of tne ee if 7d lower side may be Opened and the ; * | : aul nandy sort of man, can! «.«; r st) gt = >, — } Lne 60 be 18 m wat e Wii L.OW out throughs the z The Rengel- “Weber F with very little difficulty make a small ditch which has been con- We will build a modern 5-coem ms: Grand boulevard. eae closed | « a « sudden and xtre: changes in elles ick bungalow nen Ree etn snces In Erecting the New Home #3: 2s" sscee viiclency Dei, Bengal south Grand boul The sample selected, th @ planning ving pos an deities this for “5724 Michigan avenue, | . . . a ° | , , ms " “~ “i " Cottam Thinking About of the home started. ee , nd closing the doors | | H t ] / ti oF webbie i te 2,50 for the Neels Estate to Jeon Se Building? = permits the privacy sometimes nclude Heat Insulation shina, aoeciell $4 je flat, 663-03 Rutgeel individual room Double ais } } ‘- geverity nec ry or bid on your plas, . street. for the Bieger Estate t@)7 Estimates and Prices Gratis —s 4 — -_— aad : ia iving it an air of seclusion which Financing arranged if wanteh J. Edward Hurlebaus. . We Finance DAM WALLS giving an air of &e in : rtremely esirabie Ga.it¥. Vaca lot on west side of Vir- 3, Insurance, Notary Public WET CELLARS tue second floor has three bea.; 2HE Treatment Prevents Loss of Heat Grant Wyatt cinta avenue, ne ae : BARTH & CO., INC. Pe ne eeee clngeta of emule cn, 2Lhrough the Roof in Winter and Protects Century Bidg. CEntral 0866 ¢ for the Henry:Liermann Estate te the necessary ciosets of ample ca- ae on draughts Bernard Braun. Builders Realtors RANETITEMFG.CO.8 “sO cess . a , Wisconsin avenue, | . city, bathroom, and a fine ed Fiat. 3341-45 isc 4222 Gravois LAclede 4820 91 1917 &. Broaaway = AUmboit uae athe egeueten ton: chek Against the Summer Sun. | tor the Weinig Estate, at the addi- a, a OD —- Pe —_—owe=—e Cottage, 1941 President street isehoild idi U a off-season is ae eenin he i reen 7 miata tacts before them home b id Lu ber Repairing Is Cheap or Wines Winkler to Hannah j te ee en oie mute thete a berond be a | passage of air, Wray ex Gcaeie aa hile Neglect Is Costl et 8 ites _ MEDERACKE-BARR, INC. 1! _ Prgeeneas , ee ' — pena ts Gp ait sk aia + blindfold themselves to suc! e g ae Emith te & oe t ; VJ i 4 . j i” ” ns . U1 r ’ ‘ Ai 4 Ps Le a\s'aie ‘ ico. . - - , : F Se a3 iii oe re ae ©: as : ~ R. MEDERACKE, Pres. aan | i af ’ that escapes fron conditions eae | a your memy by Sveliag Vary saw & wach and Ge Residence at 3920 Connecticut | i build for vou homee nan? aualitr: | ae aegis 3 ray. oT. uUls DB insu! yee , = . Ula } Pit Nouse not Put yvour house in order with a little easy work an ulld for you homes of quality: . ; ne makes ite exit ugh the roof. | chase. : i I mt street for Henry H. Miller to Philip beauty all 18 Gura bility from Yl i l Perio a4 iad . id how use ; ‘al * - . : ‘ cy ae . . su eee i Ui St t¢ insure a max- any big. hard *bil 2 ae “ ~ y bate > ; ea + taster b roughnes re Ow SINANCIDE nat th Cal Comiors UPili Li Ses ¢ OL tne 2 ; | | eee ‘ : eens S873 a oe ee ee See yeas. “WRENS peetentien th “ont | One ee tne come ae Vandeventer Lumber Company | eth Grady to Neis Brown “cleaning. The mood. A808 AEAIRAE auinmer eat and win. ficiency can only be obtained by | Bema Victor 4048 4533 DeToay SALES AND SEVERAL LEASES 2 » ie a4hs i iTii PasV cleaning ’ pit ‘ sires . 4 . : a se ye. ; x : aris | ae > ; e lm #5 a oe * - +) S i rT ) | Wr - | — —_ — — — —_— } : extreme Vv S} oe 'n Ct : . CO . iarge a ‘ ‘. s' ns si DW \ i 4 Aiit ae rhe essen’ ~ ea | A a -_ RY ISAAC T, COOK & c0., : é " : ‘ " PULSIC no Ses. Ct trol , ; Ekg ’ fic rent heat insu i ‘ Im Giu AJ c oe 4 3 eT — “The advantages of ihiiee ign and of a minimum quantity do San aa the control of heat @ matter of oma eeapenen Ieaac T Cook & Ga ee D YOUR h d d, fj d ° 0 appe i :: ‘ —_ tnat “26 time ts ~t L a} ucaiion. ~ , ary cord ing % LO vi mus 4 ee¢ PEE EEE EEE SEE ES EEE ONE EEE OU EN EE NEUEN HEN EH EEE EEE EEUU EERE EES YEH YEN WENN EYEE ere” . aa i. tat “9 Me- : ome esigne inance aie: ears : a armenia 7 : oh. , lee nd hen tenants as wel} a o r2 wise at ) , adanptal ili . hich renders i onjunction with the f). =. , “aa and built under the : Cawley Real Estate Co. reportes) ers will be more + 4 nse texture. such DD) ton ractica] r onven > ALBERT MAYER PLAN having soli the nerthenel aan Twenty-ninth and Locust street s ‘ A a] “aA wy f M aw st Amusement fy V (1) No cash down if your lot is clear. : — Se Base: te : aaa of the Me- Vv (2) We will build a MAYER home exclusively for you. | .

Aranoe Thee + re 7 eeabain " ‘ : Pe i 7} rT? cf Bae j I ; i " : ’ 7: drapes. These travel on s 1 latin, iums. | cost ie! y- 5 > > > - . i >! we ] > > A. a « a“ rapa ™% Traverse re and ¥ OoGcs Are a ‘THRIFT co. | oft building. nértheast cormer Gee URET Y LOAN AND Tenth street and W ashington av@- j i minus effective he wk oe ae Ce a ee ee 1022 LOCUST ST. * trom Eevee a 4 4 tion. ack | presen f effective ver rot othé | i set; be : “UF , FE. Witter Co. lease on portion |) enameled on A rding ray, heat insuls al insuiation Wray explained. ness wo nee become thr 3 PEN M pte eRe f fourth floor, Pineare Building. # ~~ © . } *~s -sh & ] Be ad a = bn hod - . - “ ihe 7 ‘ ‘ ran a } | + 4 t« ’ : 7 FR = 4 . a " ~ Di . : 4 r : ch} - _—- - eae” an . “ b Ad Cassy ® 2855 id iz ; i ore i i oP ae ] | COT rc Kd s i a ca bf j i i 4 Aid aia ba : ‘ ‘ Ra The AAA ARARARRARARRAARADDADE AER RORRANAAARAAARARRE IS RARNAREDERAARRANARARERRAO . P : ne = reet. and first floor | a: a i i] am ie char af _* ‘ . : - , . on: ye \ndern TATr © iy ' Ree 7 ‘ 4 i? i = 7 Hz | : me a change of my, th ita] ctor: ort oe modern hon Wra na wo an! ul ) i ) | Space Paul Brown Building. Nint® i eae — Sava i hg, een capita gamma, — , ; Bs — Eee — - _ x Ake j and Olive streets. leased to Irwin : | o : } rf Pe: } i : >, ~ * . :7 ’ » i ot . C ’ i } ~ o~ . * : 6 ws . a7 oe _ ~ = ‘ , : me = ° . . ? f -~ - -s* t. } Y _ +? " : ~ eve i. P ‘ ee . : y Pp ’ ; * “~ ‘ . . 7 ~ , z wth id a : aa ; : = = 2 i wad a¢ + . = ~~ ‘ | 4 4 he Aids ' ~ +2 : - . . a oa iJ : aa a ‘ ; . _o¢ > _ . - he | ; > ¢ ~~ ~ ~ « o . “* J b- , “ , “ - > 4 - 5 = - . , Y . VSu -PETIOC(.." ecorated rx 20m can i ne POry ¢ m4 } rn. . : ; : nat ‘ ; s € - ities srouid render become ’ aat; . n ‘ie ne ala « eis : ;. errno” t hy _ » in , ; - - . : ‘ Le : : ” e _ 3 ~ oy > =" __ . a > m . ; 4 . me . e a? ~ if ‘ Se: : } ‘ b o a 4 : = ; A __ - . . as “ “ ‘ + : +? - “ - M ~ + 3 nm & . ‘ 7 - _ . -~ ’ ’ ~ ~ * ” on L €x- we : As ~ : ad a Sew Ae : . é vy “~ ’ 4 f ry ee en he . : 3 ; . si Aa4Ta Shs i j il ] vy & 046.464.4444 444444 wTwryreEr,rVrVVr Ye eee eee from both ne reports these sales: ‘Neal ‘est corner Eichelberger and Mumi= el to John ©. Gretiner for Dies \'. Andrews and NelHe W. Frankety + 46 Newport avenue. brick Dune ? a : ose disagreeable cold air ts ue gn often encounter, - ; —.. mn > Ce.nS adie to detect from 2444444466444 6 6+ i. ee - > = } > * hs — @! W , . neat insu our home in beauliful ev eHills near Osage (ountry Gub golf course is like owning a castle in bonnie . | : | | % a\ ra ; A J D . th : > wer covered roofs ai a tig . _ ni ¢ , Mit di Ci ee , i : I Orerated for sanitary and health reasons. A new kind of garbage receiver changeable as the rock of Gibral- ‘S$ now on the market which is tar” | Buried im the ground out of sight./ peas air cel! . ew ON Prin, Shinsle permitting variegated ver has the endorsament . . . ae poet ; reef effects LG ni greatest KNown deterrent or: btard Bereuir. permanence, er to the passage or transmission of omy ail te ene. . i nected ’ the @anitary 4's. currents, the inenila: ue Red. creen cr biwe-binck. $4. 7 a8 “ -* laa . © a i sit? iB ia Boat 4 2.42 BIXBY- SMITH. Inc ¢ Py: ec ti Eats oa — S *‘ *quare. <Cpnoler biend. $5.00 & *quare, @ 3i6é AN a CHTH ST. ~ 7 2i MAceriais Ciuctuate in rroportion 36 inches wide br 11° 2 inches deep. s , he : ive: 1 be Duried right | te the number and ema Iness of ais ®4 shingles per square. e california front entrance. 1210 S$. Vandeventer At. St. : | "En ‘ ‘Dd M4 t your kitchen doorstep, if ee €e | pockets ther cont a ti SCHULTE HARDW s $. eve - : tee Mr. Lang. secretary of the vironmen oes Mokeoa Difference® : ecahg oe a ee ARE & PAINT CO. 5 GET OUR , FREE. | : Estate Exchange, and Eugene . s. . 2US 6aVin & eps for the absie and efficient tn the extent 2835 Cnioe Beu!?rard On. HOME BUILDERS BOOK a5 SST tor] Ua, BDOk — ™ . ite ) : : - ‘shat their dea a ae = . eee | _— 25 en ee ae oe ee ¢ air receptacies of | Sucunceesenensenneecucn®. 7 AAAAAAAAALAAOS OAR H a 4 am Wy which we LS et a ate ate ania ane » . . forebears, are ‘ ever will } as they are by nature's laws ‘which are as -'i™eea?T SYavre : ane SEGANEE 2: vEa Of Say hea|itn officials and others is» UG yr alah ee teat eames Se re ee LODE ED i - i wrrrreeeeere ee ee ee ll i ke www "Ferrers

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4 at BURDAY. 7 ST. LOUIS Y 22, 1937. en wee MA’ 8™ 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and F or Sale in these columns today. “_____osr-pispaTcH. Sree a mmm = “GOB STORES } RM B Proposed Building for Globe Stores Ne samt et ee ae ee APARTMENTS FOR RENT } | 3 cain = eo a at : _———————— ne |'CABANNE, 5531—5 veautiful, ‘large G 5—5 ne | rocms; newly decorated throughout: con-| porch. See owner. 3d floor west. oncession. PArkview 27 (Delmar Garden)—Firy @ EY Ct ee eee | a, PLANS PANSION t Ras : Sys Ronen te tag ee Ne er ee coeteceoneeene sll ee | ne ceenrmn eee nammmmaaaril . — 5- Ro t ie coeston. (c62)/ENRIGHT. 6402—Third floor east: five iu ND, ; Bers Re Rat pe ae. sa a a mest See eee ea NT Ol } } p S. | 5514 CA BANN rooms. sun parlor. $85: also 8408 Enright third floor, 6 rooms, screen | es Rese ae ee ee sg ene ; : finn eae gael eo. TRE i it Mu floor tae rooms, sun parlor and); FTAND, 710—5 rooms. SOS Be? eat * | Only 2 Left Niide ae floor east; 6 rooms and bath, ‘ UFPDN ENRY R. WEISELS. INC.. aqqeenes Getee: Carne CAbans ’ ji; Modern, convenient: decorate to guit. Open | MAin 4557. Eiehth and Chestnut - + || for inspection or call Mr Mahler, GArfield | ETZEL. ond¥-——4_ rooms. reception hall, 7 @ Janitor services iiberal cop- Landau, Founder of | : : oe ee 3 : ae ie | : Pee “‘e § 3 ee S Se eee ; Russell A mM ‘ie : cua : ee Se eee iis eae See SS Fa BO See ae ea r S BW ML, (cD9) | janflor_ service. Call PArkview 5S796W Pia so yee Se ae : i Hh CATES, 6312—6-room efficiency; 4 ‘arge ETZEL. @004—First floor. 5 rooms, in- Cte GAIESS CEE Abany cose ened 30 feet, and in view of this | Bessey. Rinree Scene Be ag cs cae ea . Banas tes gees eae ae , | | ON SS SD SA OE Re oe ce 6 rooms—2 baths. Vie 8 | (CLARA, 533 (Kinesbury Court) — Third rebuilding of the | Miemmecza ss SR a i hc a a 3 : ‘Sig * ts PN Se OID IE MS REDE OES SN haan PS ES. EORTC EE ERR COE oS i! ETS a. WS Czae IRI WO rece BOS 5 rooms—1l1 bath. f f] é, | Kineshighw av and Chouteau. ic) 4a —— > rooms and eun | oor: 6 rooms, including sunroom, recep- iro ' | OREST PARK. 4411 (3d floor north)— “Murphy a corner. PArkview 3 ist ae ine rooms: open porch. LINDELL, 44446—7-room apartment, ren Maurice , a , : a oe oe : . : wears : be ” 2s 2, ie ‘ Pr. ~ ae - asa -" z ‘ * see : i Las . oS ' t . _ . Company, enews a for 3 De ge ae ae Ra ORs ee eT are e Ili A pt {||| foome. _$60.__CAbany _4067R._ i | cluding 2 bedrooms: janitor service: con-|TETAND, @00—4 enna SE J, F, DICKMANN COMPANY 7 Present Home, Additional pa Se se Stee : : ei : = Loerie roy Fra we Beer xs PS ex ‘SP ‘ SS Re ee P. ci B58 mae oe - * Pe a ee Seis & i S, H | CATES. 626: >—Firs irst floor cast: 4 | venient to 3 cars: owner 24 floor. nee seo. a ’ ) pee Seis ae So | ROR pO on eee A MES MD tt aS Se GO cay ss i. secping pore i 'ZEL. Ddb2i—Apariment. 4 nice. large * , si Pro ert y ee eee eR ee arg SRE a a nk, Mesut Bees US 2° ipo iia & £ ft ee cg a a Bi RUSSELL JOHN _§ BL AKE ‘& BRO. 815 Chestnut. | rooms: strictly modern: janitor ores ce eb iy naman AND, Oe Un _ FALTY C0. | REPORTS WEEK WEEK'S ACTI ‘ pe = ° Me eens ‘ Ee Re ne Re oe as ae ee , f: ; RS" :3 eae x 2m a x : ’ Pian Poo: : a Sone One apartment includes two regzu- : i A 7 k. Ss. “RHh—4 rooms. sleeping po pores. | ste. CAbanr 133 7. (c } T E ND. “4 So eR, Se Tne “4 ; BR ek aes | Ee ee I im ia? oan f lar bedrooms; one includes two ih) ies fate throughout: $657 Hiland |}|EUCLID 1302A N. — 4 rooms, bath 1 on rie . Se ‘" : , me aS agi ge Zz pie CE A aa, ‘ ; Sie Me i regular becroome and Murphy in-a- |!/| | 4654. j 1c} | heat. hot wa ter: $47.50: open aan shower, autifully decorated, garage por & ong [> “losin of ne eeientine) ; ; ie °.. Me Pa . 5 ee ee ns SS: ort tal SOR sarge ae ‘ ; ' dor bed in living rooni: gas, elec- if CATE t pA » = saat ” ” : —— om , ist or 3d floor; rent reduced, Inquire “Tet J Botations wh | Corporation h eerie ss te te ok pees Sh VE ROC PE BIRT tricity, refrigeration included in }||| nA daangg deine san a cachis tot ae ake deere ts Tana 5 rooms: | floor north, or ) | Queen’ s Work, a Catholic Pub | Globe - Stores Pp a8 | °°. 3 Eee NE I eh +h ie Pr ar EE ee $ a ‘| rental. Most desirable department |||! | | ple or ernaii temiis- “S60 » gnetare Dba — iL. decorat WILLMANN, Realtor vRANSLIS Soe ae 4 Recreation cation, obtained a suite of le --Jeased, for a long term of years, the Re nex aga ; Bx Ee Bee 3 £3 f Cnet ee SE “3 eating — South Side. See man- boy = oe ee 4 26 NM tT. a MAin 1587. (cl) L117 Franklin. CEntral_1334(c89) ein PN "alee » + oa a eae ; os 3 : % 8 ec ~ ee § hors ~-> > 4 - ES Ob eon. Se “ } ager, T } és ' . De — i» é ‘. : yo %5) hasement Of | offic es and the Builders’ Engine : property now coupes by the : alae , ‘* 5: ; be “ase! = a a Sons o Bs Se ~ ~ ere & . . “s ‘ } ; nt oo spect 3 ne | and wr) ering 4 Teas cuts given { 94 | 245 NX. EU + L ID AV. N 8lo- Se t LELAND : r -2 3-25-27 F ot hee, oar eee eee ou Ee gb aie SOO REUSE Oe REI SCR 5 : dag 3S eee bse —_9 —e——'||| | Lense. rest 12 ef? ) | = w l ch street. ‘ing Co. a suite of four offic f Se —, TER ae "eye, BO ide aA “en x Be OA Se. Rsk: ; ne Pe i} "4 . . . : nur. | 0 ) ~ é i ] - r * , « Laude! to | boulevard and Arsenal! street a 5 Pad adjoining prope rty at 906- 0Os- 10-12 26 CRE De is Sees > 2: Sa ae & ° See 4 ; f : ot ~~ =, ee : pagpp x. Sn x THE ADT ON : — Be R. 45. ~ — _ (*heefnt __BANIS NISTER R. E. Co. MAIN 0444. wate Bey jACe RosENEE ATT. B02 W aln- 529 e a se Soames Semen ERROR > ipneausr eS | Sy eat ee ne ee i eee es me 4 * Bee ——. O —— SECU NC loor, 0 large roome bow, S52! | announc ed by the Joseph RF, Dick. North Eighth street. The lease was | 3 g3 3 Ramen metieees * eee ieee 8 eS 1 ction! baereemeee 4 5 i ? ed | decorated: —— a Ce eee) - Euelid Terrace Apartments 800-08 LELA! ND | ti eee oe! Estate Co. negotiated between Maurie Lan: | ee rrr B.C Ae 1 ae 3438 RUSSELL | | FRANCISPERRY-RUTH, 10 _N. 7th st! cracks we have one Lronm apartment | ¢@ Beautiful Efficiencies at The company arranged the dau and F rank au or e store, moths - ey, as 5, SOIR ego ee ne ¥ _ _ : hoe a wees « ee : are pe Be ; ee ie , Hf ee : oy i ie Bes “ag OVERLOOKING RESERVOIR PARK | t ag pt oe 3 ~~ oF “yack apartment, 7 rooms | wonderful c ondition - exce ilent serv ice. See New: 5 rooms: la ree. tight and alryt irs. Sophia | of the Oa -room residence of and Howard QO. Edmonds and Elias fie SES ; Se. ade *e Be ‘ =. B SRR ORS pn a ee KE nn : ume cee oe i ee. ey, + Ht | ome een Mag eth aoe se ge sponsible | Wate ov87 « — DUBINSKY REALTY Co.. latest arrangement: must be geen to he arm niels; bun- | 'G. Rathmann. Gatch for the Burnes Estaxe. Be one weg Ns Bi: Log ee | ‘ 8 Se were : See An apartment that is new, smart. | party. DUBINSKY REALTY CO -- (78, = pres lated; Murphy beds if necessary; low ) BRRE Ss. v ; SE | FOREST §.° Cc . | Hartforg OPE ee +. et ad ce ; eh ath A ‘ er oe =. luxurious and modern to the minutest | 504 Wainwrig Bla } COURT, 61 (Clayton at Han a MAin 4645. venue, for street, to Mrs. Roy Martin, 83° Franklin avenue is to be wid--| paces ee os sta... aie Wreincnn ce Rcmcor ee Ran a RS gS ee CES cae CORD detail, combining all the attributes de- |, | CHOUTEAUL. doun 7 i 511 = | ley reed gas Wydown )—-5-room efficiency. | LEW PL. 4500—Choice new peere a . ; See 5 oes ae gee oN. ae on ! ; 1B Bese pe yeh Jo0— rooms. newiy deco- | hew. I put In condition * ’ to Hen ry Jefferson av enue, St. Louis Cou 7 EMP Ys weir ‘ BS : sirab @e ill an apartment home, 1 | rated: janitor service. JEfferson 58: iO. B. A. THOMPSON. 5R72 "Helene. a rooms. clowet electric 2739 Ann (to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Klein a po improvement, | cX) | FORBST PARK APT.—Southeast corner a RUTH . Vogel to | | Harris avenue. nd 625 store will begin June 1. The Eighth 4 resmbsnk’ bath 3308 South | street side will be rebuilt first, : 3-room efficiencies. i mice DOFER: S expe a r. ke PT R00 in avenue side. The ALBERT WENZLICK CO. REPORTS. FRANK ‘then three blocks east on Tiem Monthly rentals f $80 i; Also 5601 Kings C ON _E B.S, SO S00 _ Chestnut,| $90 per month; first-class condition; t then the Frankl YS ann ae ats ° includine tingebury Court; 5 rooms, | ieee and janitor service Phone GArfield id 52 iavenue, between Kammerer and One-year leases. | OREON Een perior: oho’ oncession also. | 4503 3 Forest | ark—lInspect ‘LYDE C ARSON, § oss Ches cat Attractive 4-5 room _ efficiency, (c83) SET 25h Gieseking, | Henry Morganthau’s Brother bd; 8- iBy the Associat Pr Dies, : it arranged as not to | ; | vies i aan oe hele ag The man- FLAT AND BUNGALOW SALES WEBER PLACE SUBDIVISION Hildesheim avenues, one bdlock||| M. H. RODEMYER & CQ. | (==sa== — 4306 FOREST PARK MURPHY BED. HEAT AND JANITON 109 N. 8th St. MAin 4124. || |||) | 5 ERY | NEW. YORK, 3 with business. peng oe pent contemplates adding new The Albert Wenzlick Real Estate} Frank Set |north of Seibert avenue. The build- | it |, rooms, newly decorated, beautiful | SERVIC astian South Side real| ings are close to a public school, al THE MAY FLOWE R ne yg Bite Bowe Pye BE nee MARTIN OLIAN. 1010 Otis 1} t | it Large living room, breakfast room, ald Rauss; _L. Morganthau, a b | an rother of H enry | including shoes j | lines to the stock, g sh Co. reports the following sales: | estate dealer, has purchased Weber| churches, stores and theater first-class condition; rent reduced 10 8 5 Rn 7} | || kitchen, dressing closet and bath. r Julius F. Morganthau, former 4 | meric ann; store | bassador to Turkey, dieq here and women's wear. The Globe ho Business property ef two stores and | Place subdivision and is h petha 605 CLARA AV. HT first-class condition; rent reduced to — rick Sq. Apartments, i oa 5; Helfrich, | day after an illness of ve founded in 1874 at 712 Franklin |flats above at 1801 Chouteau ave-| Modern frame sgh al , | | nicove, kitchenette, dress : . ‘ree weeks, nue, by Maurice Landau, its|nue, for Charles J. and Almajon th 1¢ bungalows erected | Ui H. M DONALD C0. SELLS be Y ew a - ; 1 eceve, eames, dressing room and ave ° e tract. —" ‘ o Bende RENTS, $65 AND UP. jj] - Ae Iso One 7-room effiicenc rith 2 MOORLANDS PARK HOME SITE | oe tastade’ Pu ager on premises, 3853 ! bi. || 446? F 7 Pk RL bath, electric refri ectric geration light, ores coming phone calls f raished. See “a baths. These rents include F W. Krum- | He was 67 years old. H | s © came to h { f for Oscar this country from Ge * present head, and it has remained | Wachtel to a client; double flat at | >, site i réermany whey , " Each building will h ry irst and third floor ¢ . = wi Wit ock for 54 years. 5565- ave four mace . i . | — ast; 4 rooms, sun ~ limar; lot, | he was six years old. He is a on the same block b a 67 Ashland ay enue, for AnNN@ | rooms. title ith: bartwesd ties The CM MeDonald Reel Metat ~ . | Gas, Electricity, Refrigeration, Run- | parlor, bath, heat and janitor service; $70 4535 | IN DEI T or W. Bu- | vived by his widew and two : 00K- K-BLACKWELDER Heidorn to a client of the Harry | and furnace. The ‘lot a8 . ‘ ic mg ~~" i pe Ice Water, Clocks and Radio. |per month. we sha 4 i aon ale mar. : j a 5 eine z . = S are 220;Co. reports the sale of lot n bac apartment equipped with jj!) | wr ia ca ee Corner efficien lable: keep cool pttage, 6296 ried daughters. HOLBR Fing Real Estate Co.; residence Of | feet deep. 2 to 6 Room Efficiency | ||!!| Twin Beds with Box Springs. | MERCANTILE TRUST CO. [daring summer ro vetrigerator and gafame. 16 rooms at 4355 at | block 11 in Moorlands Park, front- T , _ . anv i “ REPORT ACTIVE MARKET “ang ashington| Six are now re ady f 7 me A p A R’ \ E na OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, Sth and Locust to St. Charles. CEnt 3700. | S¢2.manager_or phone DEimar 2160, é Or occupancy,!/ing 75 feet on the east side of J LT M N S ait 800 Chestnut St. lil pe Vr a DI aes , a || FORSYTHE, 258 —-7 roonis, newly deco Psat tone 555! 4616 LINDELL J. Hel- | ees ¢. | Advice to Hom boulevard for Carl Brueggerman to - dor | e Builders, and several have been sold. Claytonia Terrace, for a client of FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED |} ant a ||| rated: garage. Arfield 5555. bt a. - 7] ‘ ma =: « oyrr CORNET & ZEIBI rts the one | | Proposition =A financial dence gtd as *shown by the Luxurious! f is rooms; sleepin PR aan f FORSYTHE, 7258—Secoud floor west: at- G, invest. gle flat at 4221 Humphrey street, | APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT A Sow onion sti avaliotte, Visit our |) | | concemsion. ne Dore: veaspnable rental: tractive 7 rooms in 4-apartment house. 719_ Chestnut. OHN. S, ‘BLAKE & BRO., 815 Chestnut. | #27#se: see occupant. PArkview OSS85\%. LINDWORTH” ‘est lat th to f t of + home “ t wut t ié i 3 bd € : it ‘hen FOU N T A IN. 4900 Third floor. bea utifu’ 4: 362 72 LI NDELL BL. - Gorath. land iaietaction. addition. to oF | este. breakfast room. large living room. | ; e 3 - i , 4 % me a N EB ( Arlington avenue, for Roy | THE BE AU TIFU L, NEW 4-Room Efficiency, $82.50 ||| tors: heat and janitor service: $50; cheap- . i Ke | | ce. than flat; open. HAMILTON 1280-82 — 7 8 tooms,|. In this fine. fireproof apartment build- The Holbrook-Blackwelder Real Estate Co. to Anna Heidorn; cot- worries. etic. m. ice a b 5-room efficien ill a f } a . ao = , service ENRIG / Manager emise GRa 2034. || ; COR. ENRIGHT AND CLARA ser on premises. nd (eR0) beautiful rooms, sun parlor; eompletely|!!ving room, dressing closet and Murphy open: large yard. cc) bed, dihing alcove and kitchenette, tile with a re-| | : ot if % ofS” fae Aes 2 -‘Ymmediate construction. The im- an Duke and x 3 tha Schober to John and Barbara | Wel ~ a - — ye “leat | Y H ong Aes ie ee mprovements in Moorlands Park). ivvaert: cottage at 4209 San || RENTALS—$67.50, $70, $72.50, $87.50, $115 {| Albert G. Blanke R. E. Co. || GcEweNS—aoas—Firer floor east, 4 | Fedscorated: bath with sh however, y ‘were completed sometime ago and | 5. cisco street, for Henry T. and || IF YOU WANT AN EXQUISITE APARTMENT IN A i | {| 742 Chestaut St. MAin 3046. || ,700ms and Murphy bed: open: algo third | HAMILTON. 525 -—Sd floor north: 5 rooms. |" Reatal. which is very reasonable, in- , “ > a - , a . - ~ - a . ! . ‘ i ce: re ) . , Tl] oh + ' the trustees at present are com Phoebe Nagel to Fred C oon FIRE-PROOF BUILDING THAT CONTAINS BEAUTY me ee TGs AIT Gh WILLIAMS & OTTO TIETIENS, 722 Chestnut st. frigeration.. light, gas and automatic re- ” 2 “@ | ’ 7? * _— ~ - ” sa ' % ad , i ry +} © . ) Jt N =>} Sec ‘ : > ~ AND COMFORT AT VERY REASONABLE RENTAL, | Southwest —- BL Gmenenet f HAMILTON 758—second floor teasonabis See manager on premises, 9978 CLEMENS rent. , - STANLEY EPSTEIN. INC. 904 Chestaut. h which the i+ ? ) , ans for beautifying the Agee bod holding 4% are. alle parkways with trees and ONeida Winkler; single flat 1823 COME OU . . mi whe ea ss WSDOT _— couple left , as \y ae peak South Twelfth street, for a client || pene: JT TODAY. OUR REPRESENTATIVES ON ||| LANSDOWNE, 4905-07—5 rooms and eun- + rent. 1c7) T : } shrubbery. The Moorland Land ue the Harry Fine C ' ‘ | PREMISES. parlor: modern, janitor pervice, best fur- a Immediate” possession’ an. ere ANE, 858 — First floor north; 6 : , ‘ : , : ra fi & : ed: diz ossession, an -]| rooms, hey will es ia. . Co. laid out trees in the parkways ° ” — | i} Apartments have living room, dressing closet, dinette, kitch nishe: reasonable, __L-Aciece live proposition to offe sate OREON E & ROG ec fer ton ee trast ae ential . : Heidorn; cottage at 3619 Palm. | — en an , en SOUTHAMPTON APTS 0. PANGBURN REALTOR etn Bt Br FS . in the residence section of Moor-/ 2118+ for yohn and Barbara Stuv.||j 204 tile bath with shower; several with 1 and 2 extra bedrooms I can a 5 rooms, Murphy bed; | 57334" Delmar Piteer 4660. 1 oe -_ B20, (second north — | |! - % ae 370, Open deity sae evenists goog: 5014—Near po ey 4 large 4 Rooms and Sunroom $65 concession given. DE BY RENGEL-WEBER IDEAL HOTEL, 2800 | Locust—Running | | . E, CORNER VW EST PINE AND VANDEVENTER met —— ea . 1144 Hamilton; Ist floc McPHERSON, | 59: | water, baths: $1 day, $4 week up. (c8) | i HIGH - DELMAR, 6342—Five rooms, modern: 8€€! been vacated an will pogo pee pues ment, newly decorated; ee 7 | r —— — | 3H TYPE EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS what ; a ~ | rooms. LORRAINE. 408 N. Euclid ic Mc ! class condition for an immedi - | SePHERSON 87352 The Rengel-Weber Co.. $539 | Pherson)—Roome. PIP i egg ooh gh ak) 1 |] >) O00 d OO West gage Be hay bn OE ee gO R y &. Inspect oe toda y. — ee gp gp Be ceye or eS th - - > 7 . ae ee South Grand boulevard, has closed Whe vay hotel tates shan sais tom | JU. an} Do. || ADBLAIDE, 520 (corner Sehington | ened: S20 2D. eoene sokns = (c62) | 904 Chestnit.. See MAIN 4382 Ivaved once, aba P iia : 7” Rete SE | nn? th ® baths: | DELMAR. 59045—3d folor east; 7 rooms MAN eres a rrr no mpaggye : manaceme an5 APARTMENT—Beautiful. 5 large. all qul- : e . a Flat, 3341-45 Wisconsin avenue, unde ROSELLE HOTEL Bto. South South “side rooms: mew; adulte. CAbany 0884 W. — BALLS RRC co.. 807 Chestoult st. , mess, Sed janitor serviae;, . $42.50. aa sBoreh oper poreh [ “state - > MENT—4 rooms. bath, heat, hot EL! X, 5467—S8&-room modern apart- . ee nh good co ob —_$>$ ~ « * ~ , RQ - - os a iDornood, App vy janitor. +“ (c65 efficiency. $5 4-room elticien ‘ CAIMER. INC... 817 Chestn KINGSBURY. 5768—5 rooms. porch; Feat MAI + by E. ite ia viehos gy fing the job finished right. Clayton, WY- , > ‘ ‘ ‘ > > ] , J , > J ] ) 1 ’ ) J ‘ ’ J ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ ( 4 4 ‘ 4 4 ‘ ‘ 4 4 4 Dall Residence. 421 North Elm street. | . “m elegant oe rt eae attene: . tin ae RRS PK ~ . tively arrangec. eautiluily ecorated, | New apartment: 5 large room: ~a- TT : N ater Lumber Com n Webster Groves. for Anna Eliza- large living room, front sun parlor with | door bed: heat. hot water: rent Yreason- | Bt SSELL, 4146 — 4 rooms, breakfast MEIER &.,' COMFORT. INC.. (ce99) | DELMAR, G236A—Anariment _~ rent: | reduced: first-class condition, 53) beth Grady Nels Br 'Murphy. 3 bedrooms with two baths. | able: convenient location rooms, screened porch, steam heat, hard- | (OX? 28 rooms: Murphv bed in dining room; | KINGSBURY. 5717 {fi HaPL ~ S031—Avartment ry ine ee oe ee Ewen, 'Phone PArkview 0460 today or GArfield | CHIPPE! aTEGF- .? vo wood floors; fine condition; open APARTMENT—b-room efficiency; living and fanitor service. Apviy 6236] modern: ae al O-room efficiency: | ful ropme and sunroom: sunsh bodies 4533 DeTonty_ wn AL 1427 : PEIN | ee | ee ERLING KR. CO.. 722 Chestnut. | room, with in-a-dor bed: bedroom, break- | De?" fe ee = (c) | room; low rent, SALES AND SEVERAL LEASES | — rrr | RUSSELL 4672—Geraldine Apartments: | fast room and kitchenette. Witn, eee | DELMAR AND LIMIT (s. e. cor.)—Beau- eee: 660)~——7 fooms With 3 Ded: | MAPLE. 5502—Lovely 6-room —_—_——_ CL EV E LAND, 4056—5 rooms. Ist floor: tr oor west: 4 rooms. $68: third floor stove, gas, electricity heat | ful : 5 eee ea aoe Phe ro ful. | rooms large kitchen: second floor. (c7) conveniences: modern m4 t me janitor service furnished; rent $02.00. in ae sinee d: reasonabhe rentals conces- | BINGSBURY. 5782—9 large rooms , sun-| Call Mr. 27 oa Chand 050 y of _—s room; heat, janitor. CAbany 7304W Urkview i-a-dor 1 steam | ast, Boo: e j ‘ice: in-a-d¢ bew 4 heat, iani tor service: gas stove BROWN REAL TY CO nial; . | 262) qAPLe SOe Beach Apartment) —2 n = BY ISAAC T. COOK & CO., INC. Central “rice Wenn eh : " f NK N. 3501—t) rooms, Janitor serv- eat and janitor service; rent reasonable | ‘box furnished — ~ 66 ] A jses ITTITTTITIITILII Te ' I : gry mon ea mee eg (OBS) to small family: adults: rentiles only, JOHN S BLAKE &: BRO. 815 Chestnut. 7161 Mane hester. Hliland 04886. (cB) s10n. 2K ahora OBROS. AGEN Oar. evuuveveve saac T. Cook & Co., Inc., in ‘ 3606 C cticut et.. 6-7 room eff.$100 00 ; 24. VINCENT, 3006-5 rooms and_ bath. APARTMENT—For lease; first floor of | 9) Titie Guaranty Bldg. GArfield’ 3173 | KINGSBURY, 5946—4 rooms and sun par- LAPLE, Sues (menace Apan conjunction with the O J Me- N h 3608 Commnethent a 5-6 oe ty R> 00 | Vernen Lanx. 722 Chestnut. GArfield 3300 apartment home, hew; University City; DELMAR. 5 3 or 4 large rooms: ane: aly n R.A Ry decorate: open. ia uree shodus, giore, ete i oo . . 4 oe i 1 Sew i e ‘ : - - - 9 4 Pre . > » ow one , © ” Cawley Real Estate Co -eports ort —— | 3676 McRee av.. 4 rooms 70.00 | SHAW, 3640—5 rooms, open. Inquire for 6 rooms. sun pores. 3 — — re etoagg k mali poles wn gate vainted: oak floore: | Qw2er_PArkview 127 uy. 82) SE. hat id se . | ATHLONE, 4544—6-room = aPartment; | 3969 De Tonty st.. 4 100ms.-.... 69 UU Janitor. 3650 Shaw. (el) ge ta a cana ener city, | beat and Janitor service; all for $45 sg" ~ ae gy gq, B®. eae “rooms and | laving soli the northeast corner of adults. COlfax 4379R (c) | 1642 S. Spring, 3 rooms, sun par- (SHAW, 4012—Second floor; S ‘ and $50. » airy rooms, heat, nitor service; ere Twenty-ninth and Locu ts, |GAKRISON, go28 N.—Firet floor south: lor, Ist and 2d floors... 60 00| bath. ‘gae range, heat. janitor service, | Phone WYdown 0921 for appointuent | GODWIN REALTY COMPANY. range; complete redecorated, NE. nage — en ee 01 hot water 7 MELMANN-SPACKLER R EAL EBs- | GIRAL DIN BROS. R. E. CO... 813 Chestnut, 5243 Delmar. FOrest 3370. | KINGSBUR 16 Five rooms, including “> APARTMENT—For lease; first floor of] HrLMAR. 4176—Apartment. on 2d andj (sun parlor; ‘choice first and third floors be ye serv S0L GOLDMAN. REALTOR. MAin 4512. | 1 PArkview Tas. new 4-room apartment, heat, TATE CO.. 7O1l Chestnut st. a apartment home, new; University City; 3d floor can be rented verv reasonable : MONTCLAIR, 1 Does it need a new roof, painting, Ste as sua tenn : : ne Vv e Midwest Amusement and janitor service: $6o guttering or any other repairs? : ’ Cc : CLYDY_S. FISHER. MAin_ 1658. Di& LONTY, 4000—0_ rooms, cortie>: mod- i J : if & Healt 0. to a client of the Mc- SAND 2136 E.—Efficiency; new build- ern: rent reduced. MAin On04. 345 3D SHEN AN DOAH—OPEN 6 rooms, sun parlor, 2 baths and shower; | will pennrene to sult: rent only ae i KINGSBURY, 7918 alan Are ty ef- ; ; 4 Consult us about a plan to fi feet, will be immrroved by the pore |e eee eee: (e) | EELEN WOOD, S77E—Corner_MorfanTord.| .,New.,laree 4-room apartment, dressing | electric ice refrigeration and complete, 9°) tam neat “and Janitor services turmisned:| Tictencies: lisht. roomy. HUland (ti Rte ; ; ; eet, w : ‘ t : — > 4 rooms on Ist floor; heated; hot water, | 00. ee rn SPEC. : é 7 ™@ nance this—repay us in small ine i ch vig rene yee pong en Sere will decorate: $62.50. ee) | EL CORNWELL _R.E. CO.. 111 N. 7th, | Phone WYdown 0921 for appointment. ae GOLDSTEIN REALTY CO.. KINGSBURY, 5787—Beautiful %-reom — seco UBIN ‘SKY REALTY. co , : — SUE ¢ WISSMATH. LINDELL 0377._ | FLAD. 3016--4 large rooms, bath, steam | SPRING. 1650 S. (corner of Lafayette )—> | ees s . = NG, S.—4 rooms and sun par- | complete vith gas stove, icebox and in-a- ww YY ‘ KINGSBURY. 6000-5 large rooms, bath. » HOLLY 4202—4 rooms. Murphy (co GASCONADE Al ARTMENTS lor apartments: tile bath, Rte nmi dor bed; heat. electricity. gas, water and | 4-ROOM Ek k ICIENCY ’ $70 | newly decorated; only $75. YAHLEM MMe ar newly _deeor sted. 1 block | Second floor. east front: haa a large liv-!| REALTY Co., 1035 N. Grand. JEffereon first floor, 68708—6G rooms, gun — —— = ——— = VS RESY SUE EEUU UHV VEE Here YE eee ee euvwwuy | hn? eee. ufacturers, 718 Washington avenue G3) yt 5 Genie Ra! —, ‘ «iw € . 4 » » . . | | hathe—_tanitor merVice $25 10 $33 mon large reat pore ELECTRIC | RE- Nery reasonable terms. ‘DETERING, 3627 | show you. ld | how neat. Ii . , , s € an ashington av@é-/st LOUIS, 32529—s3-4 room apartmen Si gs. . - "aw ‘ mK 4 raves. *Rospect BROWN. REALT co, |gvas and electric refrigeration. nepect tO- | lor: 4 ruome. es ped: garage: just 1022 LocUST ST. ue, from Edward Martin Estate with Murphy bed: tile bath. gas sure | FURNIGRED. | 7161 Manchester. __Hiland 0486._ (c62) | day. ‘LEY S N. IN eR Re es ius’ | NINA PL... 5XO0—@ roome a ~~ MONDAYS UNTIL 7 P. M : | Cc. E. Wi . ‘ - | and icebox furnished: heat and fanito rHUR VISCHMAN REALTY CO. “358 S. 39TH—LOW RENT. APARTMENTS. | STANLEY EPSTEIN, INC... DOUGHERTY RK. _E. CO.. 908 Chestnut. ly _papered and painted: new Va 4 fade é j » Vi. ‘ By : 4s Witter Le. lease on portion ah ae TO SINGER. ©sOR N. Grand. | aon S. Grand, Riverside 3375. 4-room efficienev: at Tower Grove Park 4206A Marvland: 6 rooms, bath. $65 00. — H14 _Chestnut st . MAjn_ 438 $. | KINGSBURY. 6040 ; BEAUTIFUL. OREON” - ®, stove, “aid an GhGhnaanane — bl . . ’ ~— ~ : - L ‘ . r 6 ; t ’ nd Olive streets, leased to Irwin | wHiTTIER. 2819—4-room apartment: one | “crrictency: call Sunday, Apartment 302.) WY YOMING, 4140—5 rooms, with southéra BCLLIN- WAL TERS I REALTY CO. For 969 Lou Can Get an | “| | eptgye ENP EAL GArfield 4237. Apartment consisting of living room, M ARLBOROU GH ' T o> Da ee AND | FOres Easy to Own Your Home - ved 4 ; «t= Ti. ~ )s r ; " ‘ * 7] ‘oF L. Stauder fora drug store. atore. 8° Whittier Sa |GRAND. 3715 S.—Secol od floor, 7 beauti- Prete ‘rent Sov. Concession. River- 894 Chestnut st. HERE 1s A BFE. 4 fu] rooms: he at furnished: rent re ~ ia ive ee (cq) BELT. 765—Seconoa floor, dD , fine rooras: bedroom, break a, age Be nergy | 5606 KINGSBU RY DL REAL TY u rent only i — oo yg nee . le wed ae i 3 Corner De Baliviere: 3-reom effi- LAV kk. aan "(anges enower hath, eleciric, Fas, Neas, ' ciency: heat, hot water, gas and ¢lec- cieney apartment: BUNGALOWS AND FLATS SOLD SeS7A B. Grand: cht and airy. aew | TBINSKY attr: activ clea Trerv foaarlaie airy. new | 504 Wainw: x ak iz. 304] ROOSE VELT APARTMENT OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chesinut, | ; ° ra e j - ede a! ‘ . + _ . - : © . re ee | yr ry . ‘ . ” : . . . ° ° » i dec ‘ G ARFIE L. D 142 GR AND. 00% ) pe ooms, “SSLS ruven, ie ith “ r po wns ~ a wn had Pt Staton yt we v BEL r. y Vint, islox k north of Delmar: beau- I . ase r van ge o J ' Aa sy we bet lude d. Hi trie current furnished Renta $57 50 ‘ton: resennahle rene ' ot On tiful corner; 7 rooms, 2 baths, first- ||; See Manager at Hullaing. ‘ii and up. See manacer on premisce. or | (SHE Wy BY YECKEL, EARICKSON & CO, |" w#Siuack | REE oom, ait ony tt” sree Oath | | Senate a ge EU sENE e & Al. THE MED at ir. - { A VIS & | . ai at Apartment -s 3. class condi tion. (c} 1 oo Cesta SCOTT, VM. i. RODEMY ER & co. RENTS KE CED, sso | ” ‘ , 109 N. Sth St. MAin 4124. |; 4 or 5 room efficie The Yeckak Earickson & Co., Northwest | ee CALMER. ISM: — Stn — 7 _— HARE AL ARIMENT gg AP tg N ‘ 4 : ‘ ’ fs “my . 7 T ing qr letely eavine “incty pa n e est corner Eichelberger and Hum- vate’ heat. Janitor: rent reduced, ice, LEO ae MME RT. 3D. 56 > Grand | Vernon L: "YX. 700 Chestnut. 6 drfield. 8200 F’. a CORNWELI, R. te, & 8, 111 oe rr iste “ad: janitor scr ict " upen. ~ / 560 KI: GSBL RY COL t tig. nail ry & ear ase 5 roome and | | Aciete Cust. BLOCK FROM TOWER GROVE PARK |2LACKSTONE. 1215A—G-r00m, | apart, | EasTG ATE, co) room, ree | Clara O ite Kingsbury BI. |= * 331h-—Dandy 3-room efficiency: | 2 | floor: ; BLACKSTONE. 1158—¢4 rooms. will deco-; closed brik aS PD . screened porch. newly Cevorated: “Oem. | kalow f ra Ae or 5 oo eth Murphy in-a-dor bed. tile bath | HUMP HREY._X6i5—6 6 ROOMS. OUTIL | MeDON ALD: $55, Chestnut, MAiIn 0142, |_ rate: $60. {| OHN_H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. Ft. RARF WELL GArfield S200! = Rens = OLIVE GF. or Mrs. Catherine Mikush; gas stove, refrigerator: inspect at once: ERN FX POSURE: NEWLY DECORAF- GASCONADE APARTMENTS WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO. MAin 1485. | PASTGATE. #00—6 rooms, strictiv mod- |} Oe tyes —n ft gee 7” and up; living feom . ( ENT - nev: | e o~ to , raze: rr e- | _ with in-a-dor bed, kitchenette and bath; 377 N.—Laree 4-room efficiency:! ern: heat. janitor and garage: rent f GE ORG] AN COUR T | . FOrest 4321. (c56) | dneed to SHO: onen, i} heat, hot water, gas and electric fur ge 5660 KINGSBURY BL | ||| oished. Call Manager, JEfferson 653%. 9 Ss . ‘ > . ‘ eo + é ‘ . ry. - - . ; “ 7€0. chae fer Aor Cather heat: garage: janitor serv ic ft. LA 1AFAY ETTE. 3614—4 rooms: reasonat ble. i Southeast eorne> 3Oth and McRee: four REASAGATE. 74 > dandy rooms: also ' Manager Maer 6160. or ' ow rane v* ye Oe - Be |Trooms and Murphy bed: rental $65 end Murphy bed: newly decorated: heat, janti- |! M. H. RUDEMYER & CO PAGE. 5053—4@ light, airy rooms; surck; S70. PArkview O2R1J.f¢) || reasona rer? ine Brad a : ader; Times Beach lot to L. = g rit s bath a BAKEWELL. GArfield 5555. | 0. H. FE THEODO: ge AS 12A 5 room mode rn r i up. including fac and elect ic. Wonderful Apartments | tor service: rent | | EAS’ - 5927A—2 reoms, bath Ilar«ce | | (c Ain 2124. || beautifully erranaed: 640, ov NN. BSth st. : | MAin 3 >i 3619 — rooms. : LAFAYETTE, 361 7s - iENRY R. WEISEE&S. INC.. | EASTON, SSS SS ) Cc) j KING SSHIGHW. aY. - 902 x —New 3-room | PAGE. 58 ‘crs nace: rent $45. e f on for A. i Hem.iien; PEINBE RG & JON aS, a AT. TORS first -class eondition: re asonable. Ss : via ; 39 N_ Union, janitor or phone LAclede 3293. (Cc: ) — or Fichth and Chestout, 4405. Buckingham Court ; hall. steam heat. ont? GIIA 1 KLIbER an CANT MAY 16 ‘ ; a —, rooms: ste: at: | efficiencies: heat. cas. Mahl, refrigerstion | ofiiy UN. 6LACKIND RK. % ROOMS. 2D FLOOR EAST. $65. [| EXHIGH Lon) O ie MAIN 0403. pa: furnished ( ae a a J > @é @ J > J § J > @ f P “ ¢ ge ft @ , b 9 tf —_ a J 2 @ P 2 . J : > 2 On the nort’ side of S-cramen- FOrest $ : aven a ‘ ‘ om dines mod: > "O50 hird flo 5 100 ; : enue to Catherine Kelly for | WABADA. 5158-—5-root cho) LAAT oem pote papi hs meee, | ingen 05 Rotonical first floor west: tour ; 2 ? ? r ath. heat. gas stove. tcebox with 4945 Buckingham Court ~ : INGSHIGHWAY, 1422 No rooma; | AGE ; | ENRIGHT. 5800—fi rooms. sle ping porch | A a 4 0 ‘AND. JANITOR pe SERVICE: | ; i t @ é 2 e a - 4 2 fe @ , > a j $ ; . j > t ra J $ ee J $ — : eo 2 , $ a @ _ @ Lydia H r - ern: earace Inquire 5204 Lotus. ea 599° ‘ brich I a Be a aaxe street ! A. 851i: »6—5-room | fficiency mod- | der: ‘ON oe G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. | UUs} Orvic janitor: located ies tl L R EAST. $80. ” . al modern; heat, Ps x IUNgalow to Edwin Little- ° . Inanuire 5204 aa OREt FE... ee ae r : : >| Tower > Park and Shaw's Garde | 4 ROOMS, IST F 00 sun parlo wr: 2 bathe, FOrest 74: (ef) orn rien pe isis be AND. 4 ‘leld for Eva B. Draffe HEAT. LIG ; | S65. Call GRand 4297 or Victor 3790) Decorations to suit: gas stoves. ice- ENRIG HT 6320 -First fleor east: 5! Garfield 2000 oN. th. TTS = . — + Mano eg Bridge: 3 + art: | LAFATEDEE. 2 ar ucelent agers men*; | CAME. is ili boxes, Murphy beds. Convenient loca-[}| rooms sun parlor’ Murphy bed Te - NT 71 heautiful rvcms of PARK V Taw PI. itr merece, furniabed. concession tr "lanie Mia Sabeun © oe ab Se a | JOHN , reduced | ice. rent #75 Bit N. «th. : (99) | rent: modern: 7 rooma* 3 bedrooms tile % ; est 6227. fh Dan SALES | “OR THE WEEK ) LAWRENCE. 2200—# ven lll gg I ee 4 5. 6 efficiency: Frigidaire. zas. = batit. ea anitor servic ai conve electric, heat an t EE , : a4: FU $45 PER MONTH lences: reasonable rent; open to inspect.ic} | rent re are » On d janjtor service included: SINE 5005-6 rooms, heat. fanitor ENRIGHT 5906 —Apartment-fiat. & rooms | bath: achools oposite. CAba eo, | . eondition : Gravois- W eber P Park reports the 4 ad ficiency; heat furnish- WM. E. WRISBERG, 3204 S. Grand. CABAN FOreet 2715. (efO ) p a floor, heat. janitor service: adulte EAC Las, bb a L — f+» Lom and HL ASAD £0. 7°s -room ericren Ce wae » fficiencies: | “a . 4 ‘ " sath at) 0 a ‘ tor: ott following sales tor the week: Lot|,iW ed; very attractive. 5504 Natural | '955-" open for 1719—4-room efficiencies: | a eewOOn APARTMENT. |CABANNE, 54127 rooms bathe; Juve | ENRIGHT. 5006—Apartment fiat, 5 coome| OREON F. & RG. SCOTT. 900 | "hestnt LEY EPSTEIN. INC.. 4537 Gravois. 3 and 4 room efficiency Ae aw Oct. 4: F oe geareiag | first floor: heat. tanitor service; aduit® TaACLEDE. 4433—Apartment: firet floor | 1388W _ | only. ‘Cc’: west: 4 rooms, sun oe aan nt a bent : C3! | PRRRHING. S318—First floor, ON south dg | side of Wayne avenue to Bridge. . 0 | — | MARS REALTY CO. nn4 elm MAin 4382. ‘including gas rane. icebox. kitchen cabli- : = ms ps 5842 TO 58450 C aA SS ees tne ENRIGHT O270—First or third floor: 4/ Groom efficiency: rad a oe |} large. airy rooms. sun parlor end scep | Jefferson S107 (cA7) | perch. «un parlor: ete owner, ercond floor, P. —— a nb eee for $2300; lot east side | ||'' x LAWRENCE, 1911—°%d floor: 4 rooms. | Pet, Dut-me Oaie scone. watt. oes Living room. dining ase! avenue to Chas ewis | = a - : sun parte : gleeping porch; apartment |/4N!tor service and steam heat; rents very te hed, etc. $60 to | ined for $1900- f . h . x 1. ——————— TF ; aery : : re agonable. For information call River- oa A nian san STOCKE: BU ERMA NN ing por h screens. awning’, Fale an LAK FE 454 iRavyv muth. opreoe! te ‘eo Mare — te E 9; lot on Gravois avenue —— ND GTRALDIN RROS. R. E.CO.. 813 Chestnut -*'c “me 4409. Building manager in lower ane chestnnt. trent reduced. e! stitute! & rooms. reception hall 3 } I. . 'EWLYWE 1} SCDONALD, 9051-00—4 rooms. screened | [owes ansrimen’. 27 |} ENRIGHT. 5801—Third floor, roums: | baths. e! See tantior, or phone! PERSHING. 5: rooms and Spaldin P: rson, lot to J. M. ; i NE W LY W EDS A it go ee Murphy bed: large garage ;: rent BE. I TIFUL sot CTH SIDE LV ARTME a) G CABANNE, 569 wraidies Bi yg ig gg to exceilient cond tt on: ; ’ AO Mondav Ms ae ws or cal! room 6). fe gre «mee of —— att tive © for $400. ‘| EMPLOYED COUPLES [||| reasonable. BUEHLING. Riverside 8258 | 3607 Meramec st.: new apartuonte: 2 4 | trmne Home and apartment conveniences: amects ye nt Sh 09) | newt kent arartmeute 8 the ity: | 44 rooms, Murphy beds, tile bath with. tile | wanting home at 504 Wainwright Bide. LANHAN, 721f——Light aud airy. t and 4| inspection. Bee 5.108 a . ‘ Phone t, > efficiency iii McRERB, 4017—4 larce rig 5-room eff: | .. . - o oom, dining room - tive 4-room - walle and shower: hardwood fl .ora: ple.ty yf te ollggher 4 ye bee Mn porch attache! ENRIGH. 641°2—0 rooms, sunreont, tile room effictency: heat, ¢! «rt ity ‘ae i ‘leht and outside faniter servi furnished Fie Wing. a3 Realty Firm Banquet. | 1 Moat attrac sthin furnished {}/;| clenev: rent reiuced: $42 ai itt riers The first quarterly banquet of |i) pe the ead ng heat, 8%. (1) ) SCHROEDER: WATSON Re ALITY CO. i ian 8 a faretaied: e ae ob he “me bection. gaa, electricity. heat. Ry warner: fast. the Watson-O’Rourke Co. was|/||! refrigeration, hot and cold Warey |i}// A TAG NOLIAOPPOSTE PARK. | HARTWIG-DISCHINGER. °S08 'N. sirand. lanitor service included _____-. MORRIS AACH R, CO. INC. 826 Chestnut | box. modern rental BROWN REALTY | poem: held at the Bevo Mill on April 27. Hl Larsee cl! goed SS enanhe HE Beautiful 4-room efficiency and one 5 | APISTRAND APARTMENTS 5807 C ABANNE a ENRIGHT. 5738—4-room efficiency: tile | OO. err tend O487. 7161 Manchester. (cOS) | beth. Mr. ] . Bil net S REALTY CO. ) room ePpartment. (62) CAPISTR ANO APARTM uN FIRST FLOOR EAST: 4 EW-] bath. hardwood fioors. incinerator: com- | LA! REL. J16— “Orient Apartment.” sec- | moet up-to-date abertment tn ee. “ang, secretary of the Real | |, My Natural Bridge | MORGANFORD. 4745A—4 rooms. heat. 3905 Utah pl.: 4 rooms and sunroom: ' oats THRO ‘GHOUT: IDEAL peeenty oe rnished: Al condition. See man- Bg foe ys Age A faded Sik tency; electrio caees ee ree te en ee hed: attractive. with all A TROVE & SPECHT. 112 N. 7TH. TULIUS HALLER R. ©. CO.. 807 Chestnut ' OREON E. & R. ecorr 600 Chestast. ' te eneeifine: 164 months lense. ; ot water furnished: posaggsicn May 23. in-a-dor new. erside 5200 j conveniences; heat, janitor. garages. ~(c62) garace ard| bath. hardwoed floors. heat and tanitor | service furnished: third ficor kitchenette, compbiete, with store and ike reoma and sun parter: arse. eiry in the clily. Estate Exchange, and Eugene Sar- j

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ss-1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS. Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. _ AGENTS’ RENT LISTS __ * @UNDaT. W@W MAY 22, 1927. ae = AGENTS’ RENT LISTS” ST-DISPATCH. ss "APARTMENTS S FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS = FOR RENT ud cd conaiuon, Fo For New Apartments” |. Bh Bagot oe A Noe, service. oan, apie TCRSHING AP. L TTRAT aria sine al MAIN. 1298.39. DeMU N PARK M. x RODEM) ER ry €0., ba MAI 5650 Ns MATHEWS i G1 ¥ BST G ATE BEAUTIFUL Seabtint 625 WESTWO ie bg ? Sime G. Gostt. BOO Chestnat. SEW EF ic TENC x TG te (RI MENT ements ae) £004 ive ‘Seictnenta Seuth Side Pershing, Weat of Union oar RENT . ~~ - we t “ er 35 WEST FAD \REALT} AND on cO., FOres: ee APARTMEN 6 DELMAR WEST PINE 43 13A—s 109 NS. STH 8ST. | W.B. SHELP £00. EN FOR INSPECTION. WASHINGTON. un parior, $70- slse 5 | 1 Q re *) ; 2 ‘a8 mS rooms end porch. “ABANNE,. tenanrs: iencv apartment: icedox. onvenience: al! outside 3: large yard, pienty ~ ate eee k north of Delmar at | and porch: asults only. | ESTMINSTER. ERSHING sae. 4 rooms ané gun becs: Randsomeiy ceco- | PERSRING. ar Fr. rg KINSBURTY sur. parlor. - ERS HING. ni sun parlor, $85. GATE APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED | NT REDUCED oe oT PINE 3 oo ffic tile ——_ ‘Bardwood floors, ot or after PARTME apartme ge cd. conzenia! ~—— ™ 2 >husees. FOrest 4551. E. +. fel) very modern: Nn. 5B. Cor. Delmar and SRIMENT—Denrable. Place to live. ss e ist R. CO. 807 Chestaut. | . 3851— “Apa rtrment my apartment with congenial peo- entrance 608 Kingsland Pox il “ Kingsland, references exchanged. Box T-76. ispaich (¢ women employed: will nara ANN = 5 5 refrigeration ane elevator APARTMENT ag ma Y apartment 4 complete , hand: new: mtet "well: leaving A HENEY r WEISELS CO... - Cimpet eO3ew ie} | ' Central lesa 0. ARV few “he ROOMS ANI D SUN PARLOR. 357.00 | Whittier & Marvland uthwest corner, 4 or ¢ rocens, $55 a Sherwood Court eee tee . ROCaS aN aE "MONTH FE MULLIN-WALTERS REALTY Co., aL RIAN. 401 = * ; om : WEST "END “REALTY. "AND. » WNST. cO., t G22 | . BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME UNIVERSITY HILLS DISTRICT ~ WASHINGTON AT GRAND Newly Furnished and | i furnished ; ARGONNE, 3864 Washington. block west of Grand. we are | its consisting of immense bette; and also a few | auditional sunroom, hav- | 's have entirely heen | wera furniture, silver ' heat. Light. ice. gas and amfort nd eonvren- = bie rentals, the Argonne, . AMELIA F. CORNER BELT Four-room Se PRICE LOWERED 420 ALTA DENA COURT tue hath with shower. i nt “| ce ees ae : re ~~ s5 : , Brint on on prem M. H. RODEMYER & o0 —— Furnished vroom eifi- Sth St. $40. (sll S114 N. Beoadwar La —pDNTSeE? a Ts ‘ mB premises. iF be ISEE me APA! ART a ie a letely: ment with south ern ex POSUTE | LIV INt& "ro ee oe hs * ; iv ne —— ~ ar ‘ “tT . + > } %, i ~ - 904 Chestnut. '2369M. wane -a2, ING ROOM WITH DOUBLE BEDS. ae ee NE -\dressing closet shower an tub North aya gig 5 room apartment. ae ey | kitchenette; light. cas. and automatic | Nort part of £ and » ro Spar tine Sus. | frigeration, furnished: full hotel and ma) ot ; = 3 ~ 4 adult * wel arr anged r. isd Pr ai2 * es - ‘ of i *n AS°5M (e) | service if desired: this apartmen 1% wil ‘ARTMENT—4- rooin tf me +h Comptste — oil burner. > too west and one biark 70 3-reom fu saaied apart- | CG tise ba? bea. Li Bt i LINGER. 2608 N. Grand. | nerth of Pershing CORNET & ZFEIBIG., fhwner will shew. eK 6 a ee OXFORD We have ome beau! : able for Immediate nossessic . ‘Dp ' “DERSC IN-STOCKE- AGENTS’ RENT LISTS ___ AGENTS’ RENT LISTS MAis 2163 i taupe J, 1. REALTORS tet ~ WASH — STON, 4286—Furnished ‘imMINSi on, giv6é—o roome furn ro *abany 0243. tcl) | ESTMINSTER PL. ENRIGHT. gg er iinile furmieshned 4- 57 &S—June to : tember: 5 large rooms and sun parlor: | POO efficrs mK v, inc uding linen sliver, . ery reasonab e. CA bany 4760. china, kitchen utensils, gas, electric and | WEST PINE. 39@9A or 3 room he eee! at ER EEE. 2' | keeping apartment. Ph one Lindell 4735 W TZEL. 5525— ane floor: 3 rooms, bai h. |W kitchen: residence: Protestant. (Cc) | men 2-3 room efficiency. $13.50 EUCLID, 4 lished complete 3.—2-room apartment. fur- , 815: - e baths: see D NT i | 5830 DELMAR. PHONE PARKY Tew 2000 | The Delmonte is under new manage. large and : ‘Clayton and De Mun. PARK y "RIN { sit ED A } ART ME ia CY ane av © ATHERINE APARTMENTS 5> rooms. complet ety furnished : Place. ' 4432 Washington: 4-room effi *trola: carage pavers “431 i ; heat. ice. gas. light. jan nitor se Tiee > RNISHED APARTMENT—®4 large com- rage on premises: rent ww. DEImar ble ight roama. vard. for sumer. ST > 4 —ff-room eff'- yr. fording 3. bedre oms: subicase est Enc. PArkview O3287 ic I’ APARTMENT—wWisb refined ne OS ON OR am RAN ISHE ung.lady to share apartment of iadcy 10 travels, that is not home much, FOr- eat ae bal 1", » a9) » Ww Yen . ag C ange st tl nesaled bed, breakfast | a 6 rooms. o— middie of June - MENT—C ompiete! v ne ee, eaten Westgate. PArkview 027174. ongress Hotel: immediate AP AR TMENT— ‘ ‘will gublease for $140. - me Monca E ‘ers nN A] AnTMENIT—6-room eff enc Lo - immer montne compietei v4 Sat: 4: 200. rnisned inciucding rigera tion, gas ‘ ; , Le 2 ‘ 4 ae ee Soctrm eo PA rk 195. oe One beauiifullv furnished fron tulte: $65: Laclede. car, ' peal to these who want an exclusl’ ‘ hath - . ? tulle bath: senable rates: bus 8! j , : or oat fy a } ApD.y = AFP ata Westmoreland 20BN H._ABRS ABROTT, Healter, . W. COR. FOREST PARK BL. AND OR bi Giraldin Bros. R. | 813 Chestnut. ae ae 4 ¥ Beautiful well-arran«ced POMEROY-BERG RK. rE. “Co. “dressing x a gai Rk AS. a M2) REDU C “ED TO $65 . 7 WL Y DEC JORATED, WASHINGTON AND NEWSTEAD, eonth- [” ON THESE LOVELY 6621-29 ‘CLAYTON BL. 00 Ms — 50 iT LTOR. MAin 1979 rp ’ a HOTsL sAt™M . . 'y } . ’ 'S' aS ‘H. ABROTT. we iter. se | +h ns ie al 3 "LIRERAL CONC ES idence on St. Leu finest boulevard: ops at entrance. ice 1234 WN. a HOUSES FOR COLORED. 1704 BELLE GLADE. first fase. . ood eewmeareeeees 1820 BIDDLE, 4 rooms 1116-12 N. TWEN 1836 DIVISION second floor -..- 57 3 | _*ee? ® WENTY-THIRD 3108 DAMS. iret floor. @ Trocms 16 00 | , 3108 ADAs*. pasmnent, 3 rooms 5 00 , and , ' 4206 ENRIGHT. diectrit. eas. see 2 oe e272 @ rooms furnace Trh >. | g08 N. CHANNING. ’ Ziret floor... 30 OO 1713 FRANKLIN. first floor, peer, he Se electric, 9917 FR OC KLIN “first ficor. rear. 15°00) 2395 * 2 FRARELIN. 4 rooms, elec- Cea 2°31 FRAN ‘KLIN N, third floor .... 29 00 223144 FRANKLIN. third fioor... “y v0 | 2706 FRANKLIN. second floor east, rooms Ay "Ss rate s 24225 * — e- —_— -_ 2 . ; 3323 Hit KORY. 3 rooms. ectric 16 UU 720] MARKET thir f on pee CE nk a a ae wee i 49 90) soa ESGHTEENTH....«.------; 1 Oo 141i PAPi NW. thint floor. 3 reoms : GARAGES 4112 ARSENAL tg ah 3 4 00 Tam CLID., uita ble or re- Elace: air" *hop -s Fee ae —. awe) 135 5 ee, .. «ees wes ae s 2730 JEFFERSON, third fioor, "5 POMS. ABD .. « ««+ ww mae iginess only .. BROADWAY AND MERCHAN®- — first floor and paeement. bY } -Si7 CHOUTEAL. story ood ing . « _*e © ee @ *-* ©e © @ ee ee L2 14184 CHOUTEAU “srt teeeeestes % 4°67 DELMAR .. tease Scey | 3301 BAYTON basement, a na o Tiin® aie) “*#-e - s3 *.. J . a. : iTa | 2730 N. JEFFES SON . 8006 KINGSBU ; AOOS KINGSRIURY "ft © © + @ eee em Steam 2819 MERAMEC. 1 room in” oat a . tollet and gink- granit id UASOMeBt .. 6k ees 38 927 MORGAN ., 110 8. NINTH. ‘desirable second pe “A ” te *-* oR s0W ST LOU v ANDEV ENTER. _—_—- floor a lights — See °544W ST. LOUIS = = vr 3 49 “+ ee © oo 2 eo oe ore ee osc9 WASHINGTON ores es fs 2649 W ASHINGTON 1542 S. VANDEVENTER "+" 8 © &e x RENT LIST APARTMENTS | ROMAYNE APTS... N. W. COR. UNION AND DELMAR 7 fine rooms in this desirable locati T1lL HEMAN AV. 9 rooms. ecreen porch and Murphy bed. - 1143 BELLEVIEW AY. 4 rcoms, Mu ~ 4 bed: just completed. ORES 1131 AND 1141 BELLEVIEW AVY. New, good location; rent reasonabie. Parkriew 1409. SAVINGS TRUST CO Cornet & Zeibig APARTMENTS FOR LEASE 46816 Lindell: 3 to 6 rowms... 5701 Julian; 5 reoms ....... 758 Kingslapd; 5 rooms, sun NEE gk cece ever seesin ‘conan 35946 Kingshbary ; 3935 Lindell; 7 rooms ......- 85 3941 Lindell; 4 rooms ....... 6@ 00 28 00 5506 |! ; 4735 St. Louis: 4 rooms. . 6 oO iad ng Suburban way; 4 rooms. 50 00 1719 S. Thirty-ninth; 4 rooms... ...--. FLATS FOR RENT 34084 Lindell; 10 reems.... ..$50 oo {108A Bayard: 7 reoms ..... 45 00 4557 McKinley; 5 rooms ..... 45 oO 43°34 Pace: 4 reoms ....... 4 45235A Oakland: 5 rooms ..... 4= 2940 Shenandeah: 5 reoms.... 40 40044 Olive; 5 rooms ....... 37 50 15294 S. Ninth: 5 reems ..... 3° oo 14524 Clinton: 4 rooms ...... 27 @ 1101 N. Eleventh: 4 reoms.... 27 11°90 Frey: 4 reoms _. ie aad 23 56 1T11C Seath Tweifth: 3 rooms. 1s Oo + 12544 Easton: 3 rooms....-.- aes Riair: 3 rooms ... . 17 @ 1404 “913 N._ Jefferson: 3 rooms. CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST, 719 CHESTNUT. APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED W est | DICKSON, ,In_ charge. DILLON, 1310—4-mom, , 28. $30. JOST, 308, 7224 nT FLATS FOR RENT—Central aii t indeal 59 LiCcK SON, | DIC SRSON. ~56U0—4-room tric. toilet. redecorated: BENJ AMIN MUSHLIN J ~l9 BSBuder Bidg. | DILLON. 121Ss—3s large. light ee / let. Dath. electric: newly decorated: | LILLON, 1424—.3 | JOHN H. ABBOTT e€} * try ecinic: aE uD. n ted: opis HOWAR D TAYLOR: TOS FLAT—814 S. 18TH SE Tvu0ggs ; Mealtor 3 rooms, gas and electric: $12. | a ) NEAL. siz és. idth ast. biG TH. he: \.—4 poms bath ame! snk _lurmace: ‘molRis Sac R. CO. I electric: reg, red ed biy $25: w NEKE, i412 Wai ERANALIN, [S01—S and @ lange peomas fas, Giectric, bai Lovlet. jantiter eprvicss newly decorated: rent b Viy cece reasona Die. | MEYER REALTY (CO. CEnteal Giga FRANKLIN, 132o4—s or 6 TOURED —] floor: will ceenrate and mae Big repairs: new tollets now ine HOW LL Ss. GArtie id 7207. #25 Chgsuaat ARRISON. 1432 N—3 room, oy seciric $27.00. key 1440. ss Cire rent e SHUCHART REALTY CoO. 688 GRAND, 14025 N.—s Te, a See ii tme; third fleor $35. JORN ré SON, 1002, { 7 retnut. a ————— GRATTAN. lLItK rooms sat, ; | —+ large first floor: $32.50. Gartiell es HICKORY, 1305—3 large nos cecorated: $20 GArtfieid oo ~s HICROBY, 927—4 roums, Ball , APAR TNENTS | KATHE RINE CI Ol Ce + Room a ' M. H. RODEMYER € C0. —— Are Vou Seeking (heap DE fhe A APARTMENTS Saou + Rooms, &-Reon m Efiies ency — blo ‘+: weet of Grand bh! henoagine me st estes Court Sage onan THE SHESTE RFIELD 'M. a "RODEMYER & 60 room apartment S rea- ewe ee ee TE ST a tEMMELM ANX Sra Ac -TOSS F rom New Public} Se hoa ROULEV ea 4001 “ ASBUINGTON 4. oF ~ RODEMIYER & CO. 55 $a0. The Ch Ss =. M Ain EINER RG A dONEA. Realtors. ase ~ witchen Qx12- furnished | aby wing. or information. Phone DEIimar . ae | Tae 2e - 4 ~becde ts | HS. ° & : ‘ Browning Apartments ivi a. DE gta APARTMENTS a dea | BEAUTIFY WTRAYMOOR” | 5°36 Waterman -ear.. rooms and 3 ba:! . & vi Se — 4 + As gant corner inne Newstead at | inane NE ' od 15 NN. A building: rew furni- Furnished 4-room efficiency. inc > beds. dressing room, 9036 Pershing ¥ luding heat ij bh. kitchen OxI%. firr- adultes: mo lease: Ta-i i-=" ; iase and neat _arranced tn city APA RT MENTS—For Summer. oo Apart “SIL ON. WHITTIER, CORNER, LINDELL “HEN ESRI R. WE ISELS : saa breakfast PAGE Sidi wen oa : PAGE ts — ew S-room efficietcy -‘ wi ight. gas, janitor: newly decorated | ow Special inducements to responsi- x ey STE AI? 316 N.—New! iy furn ——— bie tenant.. beautifully furnished "oom apartment: in-a-dor . hot and! ii @Toem efficienc?. rent $75; aiso ico.g water: southern exposure Terry -ea-. beautiful and luxurmousivy furnished acna hie 4c¢11/i\) hotel rooms, with private Bath, % rooms, 2 baths Trish i! em red (82) low rentel, $45 with service: ome ‘ es we £¢, ‘ . * h- erervthing Fy | PAGE "53 S—Fires “oor ‘ad~ wt!) share very large “room efficiency with Aa PYTAINS TUP-| heaattfully furnished apartment with «m- sunroom. furnished, remts include .- & ‘g piovred people or rent reom fa~t everrthing complete for hoyusekeen- ry y ‘ + a ee ee hd o ™ . Api 31 Waterman. | Spepceton S18 nes Olver ieme tng. Elevator service. Manager on a ee ae’... 2 CHESTNUT 3/ ae | a > ‘hor ‘ &epiem der. unfurnished: $60 TX & E. CO. ec. oriental rugs whole | Blanc | &) remain nnn rr cont rar fromi: compileteir furnished. reascon- 4 ~ eratast } - shed, > e@ perc. ecuth Ae08 facing 6 0° SSS. — . tchenette. ge-ond le premises Call CABANY 6375, HOTSA™’ REALTY Co.. 312 Internaticra! Life Bi : GArteld az7e Forest oe Parkview CASS, 2804—Rear: 3 rooms and cus: $14 €ASS, 2017—3 rooms, fine | =WOLF- POLLACK. wo. Wi. ae MA each. GLICK. Reaitors, 822 Cheé@trct. is cenditian, £20. | * 2 ASS. alo Z To “ond Teor: omiy | $) 'S. a ‘BENEAKE. 212 W amnwrigist | Ridg ol rooms: = ‘reened- in mo ooh. sun jar- | i Northwest -, 2 Murnhv beds: 3390 west: reason- | \ ERSHIN } ~— | 7% 7st finishes: s envenient to Page and Hodigmont \ 5330 P SHING PERSHING AP ARTMENTS $3. : me. juss sinisne rs. Jun September: references. FOr \ ‘ 3 Persh newly furnished: all out- HICKORY, 2326—2 rouwms, eioeammm rh és La € ecil twie ; . vd : ‘ : ’ ; ‘5 + oy re Fear ? ox P rs ing, wi ™ 1g _ a - “ , fe P TL9OM . \ aon. Bent ave 3 ae , 2a the | & de roome §-room ¢ fFyet ene y. Ons het for of JOHN F Hi. ABBOTT. Realter, 709 Cheat, a 4T “et Ff a 4 ae. ew ee ne , ‘ ‘' . a a ga See eiir3rrwore: a ene rey I eas h ' 4t¢ 1 ~ - Tiviun room = Gon DFELIAW —~e-—Atiractive J-reom 7 tr Furnished or un? tursishe: | avime om unl Or . & Ae onen WODFELLOW l27i—Unover front bed- == withe - Wane. ® xt heautifulir | "OOme. bath. ciectr ic: $20, ea ~ sfieie ~ red bh. os e ” me —~ cet ning i Ltt ‘ g vi ‘4 4 Stok rk ; . ). GArie:d « 4 be oe} apartment Park ser Ati: wie a : An K z z 3 so * B Li: ~ Li ' yy ayy 4g AMILTON, 806-—Lady share apartm:n’ . GAs 5 oak) d at . AQ} 5 ‘AS, 323. RR O895. ... ..% ilididiagaa TOOms fu "Trished | sty furnished reasonable. Pi rs- ' home fe Tt "ha ( “— . Tt K and » ths yee ad es “as . jew ps f @ a aa —s re 5.8) ms elecirit, > PRoapnest [oma 7 TON PT Fans ~ . : —with @ ° expos FL ATS FOR RENT rent only eo Ca owner et 3416 = >t Crh rit, Ge > oPcm: : Ce i i ur~ ? «* — o : 4 pape a A } Ar CMENT oe 5 rooms a nished lawn poren: Ra rag ae > A a ‘ ; era all with FI 4 TS ——+4 an q 5 roems conveniences: FO ieee? a927 . 4 - e teZ WS. , ‘ WUT. @ 444 ave Sum aoe ee « — ’ oy } - . = ~ —_ : bees tuigress ifully furnished conve oui Ite: @30 fons | full hotel service; Marphy bed: Scar g@raxe: $95. Box T- | HICEO RY. in a 74 7) 4 room, bus: references ex x — . arge rooms, mu- a. Ji 1300F, $2 ; 2. reze: ~~” ere ge = = rs 'e bat PP om -Ln* aArtcA. . * + Clee rn L10 i an occee Fe an | aa CEBLING KR. CO. | yey Fy ; rn i. ¢ : ; SUG. aie, 3 Fo ; ee 4 reems } rooms. turnyshed: pri- | unturn a wee ee te provided and 1014 N. Sth, 2 rooms ... 10 60 | ae ee —— $8 $11 Wiax 1669M. = a — laundered: use 3836 Park. 3 rooms, bath. furnace J; ov — condition ; cut again; 4 = i|KINGSHIGHWAY. S2;—3 rooms, bath. of lounges, card 107 &. Grand, 5 rooms, bat e5 00 | bargain: owner there: week free : eet S Lr Live a ee r+ tel yy i ok ae) ~- 7 ho. Pa ; ee : > > ee : : 7 be : : ; ye ” pu . ‘ ee = @ ely furnished: open Sunday only. room and food 2713 De Kalb, 4 moms ......--; 17 060 HICKORY, 2607— nice rooms, — . ‘ ; = %~ Toon ane batie pletely furnished 2 rooms. $45: 3-roem | FLATS F OR REN T Aut DA doko! panel —-+ sarge ive H “oir” R anon efficiency, $50: 4-roem efficiency, 2 heds, - " ‘ - ee ectricity ~ ye} Looms $60: gas, electric. silver, linens. dishes. | (( aff 13894 Union bi.; bea utiful upper: 7 |MONTROSE. 12174—3 rooms, — WITH PULLM‘S™\ KITCHEN prone service. (©) iH > Vj )) full-sized roome: hall, gas, wle bath, elee- ! bath, toilet. rent $25: adults M4 4 r . ha ae pt ‘ ( at Pad Ps yews ‘ Se Ary - focme Reservar Park: | fi Pepto ( The Wilmar im | ©. furnace: Fey 3 room, beth: | MOBOAn., Soe 10 feo ae aad decvrated and furnished: heat. M ARLBORC iT G isi fi . t( _isvl tela: 3 rooms, a floor: toilet: vacant June 1 . “Enninge ice wiaier: ealy Ve 4 " - ‘ | fF ei “Erie fu ai’? Trent a : rac ori oha® > poe . a nic menthivy and lease rates. : 5896 KINGSBURY ee), $209 . BINSEY RE: ALTY CO. 5068 Ss] Ma n 19 >. Bt. Main 412% [1/00 putter ——— completed and {j/) JS23A Metee: 5 gay a en, Tam, dg —— : Pa Poa - vee Fi eiectriv t Thact 3 , na : Ai — ~ en i? ready for urnished ' a ra mee. Sy neve 320 ~ 2 > ins Teas iTt- i ¢ FAG et neem =n : \ may s ' ~ occupan nish ( , On : inant aii -. Ee a Lod > Ee ? 4- —~ “me we J Marviand. esd LAKE. oe O—& Oe a * tn for sum- y unfurnished. A new and most com- ( Howar o nice second floor LOW DUS. GArfield 740 9? ee OR et Cu ; - » : ’ rata } a s new beaut!- | —. a = - = ‘it piete apartment hotel in the City of ‘\) JOHN DOCKERY & SON a? reetrnt vi. J145—Beauts rooms. GRand 49637. | SOU-US LELAND i ft. Lous. i - ; ma. bath. f $ . + - : ae (f |OTTENAD Ri . ? ai * ® r m € i- “17 7 % "y ’ ‘* £ tT) 7a \ TRY OUR +) 4 ; . — ae reasonable. CAbapy 284! Beautiful Efficiencies i tSe AND $1.00 DINNER AT THE (( Central | OLIVE, 31384—5 Salt New; 5 rooms, furnished complete: large | ({{ TRELLIS TEA BOOM ij A BMS STRONG. 23 rooms. bath: $30.| rated: bath. ele sv SUn Poot sleep. | YIM “pom, wall brackets, eunronm. dress | (| 453 DE BALIVIERE AVENTE ({ EW LY DECORATED: OPEN st \DAY | CITENAD REAI furnished; long lease if: “& oom break! ast room, ‘arge bath room Bi “~ +4 MOR KIS A. AC a RK. €0.. INC.. 826 Chestnat OLIVE. 34°.) oe A i FR od orichtx CROWDUS. GAR. - furnished r wien Compieteiy furnigbed 4 rooms: linens, sil- | })) a ‘ dy harg™i? “ ny i. rPAPIN 19°s....4 1 ‘ rs F . ‘ vas Po ir ' }i Af : +7) a leery ee ; aca eed sareh! Tr LO ee — |) 5707 McPHERSON ud ALIFORNIA. 1308, RENT REDUCED oping porch. garae: Abany TT7TOAW | LINDSLL. 41550—Furnished «partment: | })) ‘ah i > TroOrms, oats : larne. hgbt j ER. izt = reoms v eile pis | MORRIS cach 7 ‘a c oe. re 901 “McCausland.” Open | LINDELL. 3853—Subierse fur 3 menths | ))) Sished. with two beds, Poms. fe} 'Ri rc 5 : . ‘5, ama. mS. . _ . a tae Pees . 5 > -« ~ Qt > ie? fa ; { , f _ Fs. 4 - ; ; s = Oe ahd on S75: Sundar, CAD any } M PHE RS N + 57 FP—Nex rv furnished e 4} a usekeepitg also ome 4 rooms a t rv " 3 INE ere 4 — 3 TO t nt wet egg rinios aA ts rece be | rooms: very cotwenient. D DElmar 1117 | iit iency, beautifully furnished. $75: | gas or lg os Ai _— ec trie, x ; DElmar @2 ~ , McPHERS Ne 439°2A—Livin ti renta’ includes light. gaa. ice, janitor ({ | a dverside (UBS. RUTGER. ry rooms, bath aad rooms r summer Se oa ™ ving tuum, Ded |) service, elevator. every apariment {if nn = Fe - > 4 - > rr ~* - ‘ ote eer. Au © side ome. ¥ 0 : - . a ms PALS. Peel ol sk. - . — ts at Ee “ bd b= . Ces PArkview 3280 W McPHERSON So19—Five rocms, sun a | im) \' orem: ah: wing Manage iff Ywner will make concessions EUTGEE > -~ - Oy f "rm . Ses. ({ Trye matty Er oa , ae ' *o—Nire J-roem summe: 4 rooms snd im CAbany 7797J. 4 ii; JOST-MILLER R. E. CO 5 NN. @th , . > ot ai sage ~~ amend gg xe ——— ' i i? : a a. | toge: onl 2 hite er estored. t Maple and Goodfei Mei oe pow _S¥12—3 rooms. sunroom, /}}) Call CAhany 4586 or 4587. or \) CARR. 1630—2d fi.: 5 rooms. bath S35. Ww. REER’ CO. 167 _ §. Se ~ — ; : ROTROT od} ores . sutmmer (‘Abanw TRAtd yy AOUSAM REALTY (®.. ) BARNGROVE @ SPET T 11° N. oh ‘ nT TGER ke a ea — 7 4 Om, Rew: urnished | | MCPHERSON. 4512—2a west: Noman: liv- |) 312 International Life Bidg. \) CARE, 1402—4 rooms, electr cer- electric. garage $20 : nUcwis Rot Walt ST .. ps 4 ro An fC Tromrmn i “Om uned ALLO) ; Wy GArDeid 0270. ih 28. acd fi MT $15. FR ANKLIN Rest i ey, Ss * uri ding. arty carats ————s i ae refer’! eo. ice. phone: $12.50 per week. iS i CO. CEntral_ 1334. A>any 1764 ™ e 7" re he - ere - - - ' j J ~ -- — rT ¥ Erest 2007. McPHERSON, 4918—Until Sept. 30. 8) SSS CASS, 31154—¢4 large reome. bath. = beds, dressing reom. je Dorch: apniv Monday, 3 “. Euchd for : oa —_ | attic: ‘o4 Ty = i TP — So.) ; “Suge a ee NES — to A — 1 Fe ” tures cod r $15 . SAVINGS Trt DICKSON. 3305 rooms, $14 Gar \SIOKSON, S841A-- 9 poemeoinenic. S75 “WILLLass StxTH. it? S.—j rooms, Test iy Fat “aaa a. ire “Hiet: iow MORTGAGE CO. cel, ae Ri es - ~- bs gis % im ih ee & ' gUxDAy. ~ MAY 22, 1927. FLATS FOR RENT—Central " 2: S}15A—e- roo iS. os" a ASS ERILL & ©CO.. 1651 Arcade Bites) a t% rooms: com | oy , SS prer cu8 J —— fur’ _”. ‘ik +] 16—Modern 6-r aor a owiy decorated. CORax S79 — 402:4—0 failon Par ae} Aub AY no ooms. modern: . : TD | Aut 5 r aRTEh 41385—5 rooms. oar, . an avr: downetaite CARTER id + : OTIS, pata. eclctrie. : ne > = ae may * $s. i * a ee aJAXS SReSK AMPER Garf. 1342 _ i— arge. "ooms electric . antes ree tt 7 MmcCiL205 rent $0 ADDY s Py rm é : - / . *t+t4 Pin: € sER™ [35545 rooms. in rood rea- ren- : ‘ a: ion: electric ya, Po wo BLANAL ks «0... 711 Chestnat. : __* F bJ-} —New 4 rooms . at + eee aj); ' +i ‘ ag 5774. fem TARENCE if1}A—3 rooms. tile Gara . Am s . fur ; - mM ~~ "s. $+ > aREN 1218 A—4 frooms. modern . carace CLAN: » £23: 4—¢ TOOTRS, GALn. Gree tp 225 14584 De Soto. 3 rooms, tue SEER, Eup o ~> 3 : ell Ma » rl? aa f % o tmie $25 ae ss PUPOTT fat ha i fi Pie jas “arpace a garage: %™ bieck nertS Pqceren ed . e iv, EMAN. 18074A——.1) Poctis,. mews — "g1.6° ae 4 nary nm Larrractl wpe o i jiarzge. Deht room hath ' €*2s, IOVTER. 273i—Ist leer @ larze 1007S se el ag ee arc launrc? i. BODLER. op % rooms sec otd O6er, A™ rey” * anmroe te ; ; ~~ . Bot TEA “A, VW —-s root ant Barn 74 arge aLluce@root 63° .506- ta} edu - ell DOPIER. ©*8114— erner SiMe?” ‘gus a fai reens. herd.ecd ; Merphs bead: new!» dere A. @ BLANKE &. &. o., Sit Ceatnat EA>: VWAANE. £003 -—) Faieee -ari ie iiet:. ¢ reotus hai. ; Lat Guia cgier large yard; aumry. Servs ’ @irct¢ mitra —_—taut. ELz\ENTH 114 S—J rooms eas. geciric & al J¥L00 N.—y pooms and Rall TEL: ADD Dr. DeLerm ( ce.d | ELEVENTH. 296854 N.—J Process, Gale 30: will decorate. CAbary 7205. te9) ELL se St) p> —— : m-ois reut reti vest “a. oe 3 a4 ster} rR. cwy MI "mia SLL A iol+— j rowms, eectric. to oy” of furniture: rent $23.50 (5 a grasa Elis T sua x — corms. tie bath U $40 ion h. “RDOTT. ‘ek 7au Chestrat. ELLIOT * $4)-3 99415 A roome each gas. clectri: ow rent. WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CD. MAin 1485. iat PAIR. 41 7—Rea Tec mena De. ( a ~ H. 7 N $25 17124, 3 rooms, Realtors, 822 Chestrat - : ; > ee we 4 rooms, tle | #am : : “H1-2] Nad rooms. , ath. electric, S27.50 each ‘572 Ben or ; rope -room meders: oF | : besite Fairgrounds Park $46 with ae Tw f n@

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LALO TR — 6B st ious =" «91200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale.in these columns today: —: suk Bo + POST-DISPATCH. pENT_— FURNISHED r_ F , ern. FLAT FOR RENT—South __}___ FLAT FOR as , LATS SOR Se 8 eee | FLATS FOR Laima od | ee ATS FOR RENT —Wee___ FLATS FOR I rcs, compIG tS {- LET BUSINESS PURPOSE! is ae ” > . mk at os 47 rooms: Lear heal: 5 LL BUR ‘3B AN ao 4iAaA-~. 2 rocnrm., Z3s. @.ec- , 2 RS! > “ : . i . . te} ; ‘ : 4 P = — : : “1 £PaR Washington Uni- | 46394 DELMAR arpa in $3 — = — 2 i : . - ' . hie t v t #093. se me. Re snares = —— =\% ih L138 i—4 roi 38. modem; 3 . 4 2 it $32.90. fc} cE. 4342 6 rooms, bath: Beat Sec SS. fAdany 1764. —n un pario game very reasoranic. |” ware oi ae I > - —— ~ - - : oe 2 ™ = — = 2 ‘ i” : 3 = a ; co - ai A a , . A-l7eSe + Rowe. | > REDUCED—NEW FI ifgai een? $3: FOrest 502M. | . a ne — Crh shed ; eye RO] Chestnot | furna —~ — ee bath, elect =) YET 41xxA— urnushed og Db A) Is sig: 2647 Washington (new building} : 2-stery: wil ¢ ,= al : : ; t A . AS Sree .s Ie oe § ’ ’ 7 4 2 » ‘a8 - + . & : Q . 5 : : . Lat = ee rar rer ; «? ; : " ; bts ae VICTOR ORB4. (655% ma. ¥ ning garage. y 7% [ON. idia at > room; re | _— ; : ————_— ' : = = =“ La — ace* ac2 SON AD le, JEffe 11TH > | St.: 3 stories, with elevator. : : . Pilé . 7 -r; oS. ; 3 u “$$ mit rT _ . rs oms. bai. eiec- | 1AM M. I oe agg mle? — ki t = SE IE ee 5. @ aiiki AND yr Oe Main a he preferrec. THe 3 tome rooma, Dresdias ; Furnished 4-room , (cS! ihe Eh ae arn ace : kitchenette: IVERVILLE a - _; & stories and basement; steam | ‘ ; ' o i hak i ' : a Ory ron 40. ‘ es r tf in ‘2 ~ - rs 4 > - . 4 . oF rp ” af as ° sae : So —, a re s.— t _ t. clas condi ti . , : ; + a = reris f . A sa we . ; ’ aR. . SE xt ENTH. a io : f eT great! “et . te £ Dickmann __». , G23 Mhesinné. | 3 De Touty: e ferent: Bo ee | i ee eae ‘ ‘camer ih | and Forest Park. DEI mar .| TAYLOR, 725 S.—J tooms, bath, oc | = ‘Third fioor}—F ur pare eg Lo | TOCmnm, ‘urnise —_ 8 ; size —— steam heat 5 Se premises, tae Laciewe r to} $3 ene bdiocl Forest Park. J} ae 2 larce rooms; water, electric; | ————-= Ss r gol v2: B-story: heat a ; " ; " oe , A053 . 5 A det Wey Lt ; é _ saa : yA Reggae Pire Sts. - ; . ts only. on 4 . : . F se ‘ . . ) ARG , : mS; ; it { ts ; - P ay 4% “et “ = 3 - ° 155M Apoly 589° Gaston iaaget agers | Bath, $35, | | condition, ae 5 S Teco? =e fe alos i J ae . afte oT. By Be , - , 7" * ; lars 1a. ' irnace: open. ety 2» Poouvuis; we 2 iguana 4) Chestnut sIMER. I (hestnu egg ele aye a pening. te eorygpagynmerte - $12 weekly. HI - ~ * — — - r . an he sa : > 5 1g * nev i> ee z > i & ito Le- : ’ ; ‘ aid iy t > BiRTMER. GLIGA—FIVE ROOMS, | eieteedl -— W'S | LAUREL. | S$ rooms, hc \FAYLOR 1 = oe ch, | land 7706. $$ $$$ | GRAND PHY ED. $45 ; my .% : 7 > — 5 Sac8 a . . ’ Sid RS re ¢rvili na. bee J ’ ? fer y ‘ ToOITS: ’ sa ) fe . -_—— room iidt, 3 b: NY T; -— « urna’ : vient arated ns; . « oc ae we ~ rei _ _ | ini — . ae ; . : i ~ = La DA oe ance TOOMS. g-n ny } ry i } iit . ath 47 : an? on hall: . AH SOCR.—4 gtiri iv ron ‘ . ¢ : ‘t re $12 50. a — — ; - ex 5 seat : terry: " . : —mumume tt (bl. & | 4 , rt : é . r esis oc tase Mm dere - necnahie er Southwest .tt ‘ ne @iv7 > eater? ; Tes Ma rt a . . ee oe | if roc : ;ur . bbe dneh a ¥, 2A et TOUTHS. ; ANT VENTER. wi . 7 = “ - - . 7 = al | . LO ? 14 = + Me ; my! : : al , i ; ar Pa was 4 } -4 cant Ji he 23 a 4941 ro: Tis, : ; th —_ i phe a "Te A i : Las ae - ~ . ' ri I _* zx # rs 4 : ; wm .*, 4! ‘ . ~ : — - oie eS saFeN iNDOAn 40704 rooms. hardwond | sleeping porch war Kingshign 4 RIrnePe BtThHS ) , ost ae ——s —4 z ache — fleers. tile hath. farnace. electric fand Arsena! re Bo: miwns. — — ENRIGHT. 5%: ' ond floo ¥ n ay = . r 615 | A aries 7 hestnnt. | is 7 , *’ :| lar’ ory Ly Be a ' Fo i ; ee as i - iT 23 oe f we ; , ew ’ RENT + Sipe c Er To $10 rn D $45. \ Tek BN rs ¢ ath da 4 ~is¢ : a} — — tee " i A. .. RIANEKF R. F. Le 7i2 CC ; |}RiGALTY ‘ wih ‘ : os sentiahin 3 54). oo - — d Ma ‘ /WORRIS AACH RB. CO.. INE.. 826 ‘ “hest ont A wt BY ER . eg EE és i a AP rater # irnished : BHENANIMOAH 39° ~s eee | ts id . os , : - : . ae = — : % ete ona rat . toc re - 4 aes i} - : + r 44 . 7 "yf - : ; 7 398 " fernace: will geccrate for gond tensnt!| ARTHUR, 0314—a rooms, water Oqm | 7) 078 S— |ENRIGHT. 4510—2 or J rooms, baths, fur | MCMILLAN: 454" ——Flat of |G rooms with | it rented Sunday morning: owner showing: SAN BONS": cucnished flat garege: ex-| $65. Cail CAbum aaa of FOR RENT, Pgazone bie rept Riversi- } | tre acil's. ~ “ww ; sooellliiete a sz 200G ilo per $3 , wen ae > lila — ‘ ' a - m an ure eferences | = — cars ANDOAH, 40273-—4 mo dern rooms. |S : oeartes poms % 'TOENF + re} : TT) 4 reasonable at $45 per month | 1d painted throughor ry desir: Ye ere Aes eae ~ wes “room. r w. bre SHENANDOARH ~* : = A o-1 , —— Cok a ure . , “os , Pm ~ * : nad ; i= ° — x . — . 2 > * us : : | xs . ‘ 7 } i ; ha it ; i. ws i - Oe i - “ 5 ni 3) eo 7 bie . ~ - . - - - se 4 —% ° . c ae ’ : - ve we PRO. — whe cathe Bo a noah . : wie - ; . “0m s at” ao trix girace new - Wil er : ik cner M ees m. fe , 6. , 5 rl : >a " ane : 7 — . hee et 59 ; .A “ae ~D.. ails. eas «ay unfurnisned zas.water | ee Cee AP Re get aa Se ee - N. 2338—Southeast corner 24th: rc na - R 122la 2 irnishec : ; _~ a i brick cottage: bath “sos. toes aeons _ a . a: fei 2 ath. »ol water and «team I . , c: frame eaten... rent ; TTO A JES BRENANDOAH. 3847—Second west: ime room, dinine room; breakfast ro- kitcherette. 2 hedroome:- SSO: onen SHEN ANDOAH. 4€833—Secon4 east iv- is — : — rs bes .- Py. % ‘ SURD a, ae au “4 ai i 2 yg —— rs . = ; _ a 2) comments i (> 4? By = * . Pp sc eco ew ATKY sw a6ec Oe . recon aa engi Ral hestnut. i: 4 me cas. phone chi co ie newly lectric’_ keys 710. ¢ rer ava ne > | : er a , ‘ = | ed , = ‘i ' : - TOE, ty TE Loi: . NaHiR a3 v \RANNE roOA—> light ro ree ETA: O00-—First floor rre rooms ae. #. © een mianiabiabiiiniidls: teats ve +3..-3-7 3S al eee r~ cmp} . iat rar ~ &§ Orest 6223. ma SSION “T nasren sI- — -" 7 as . . vgs ’ . 27 Sa. op OD 9 . #4 ' : = + he a 4 = . M1 ad . o% av " ¢ r po ° a = ron med : ae oes - ee me 4 , . . nit re ” . * $65 . be . 2 Ee rent MONTH'S CONCE ° 3 nt and 1 with dor b . | . | ia ns. modern. $50. | . wo fos . or hes: | | r 4243 Clix SN sin open. See i INE? tam ee _ Lal “us ves € Va vase > a aw * . “ ; a — tage i " ii heen wt RIE ARTY. ; me _ @intne Poon 1 me etre. OTe oe: S — a 2 - * ree Pl am . x La: : 7% - : “ Se ern " sage A ~t hts. Ain eg ee A wc? Piis : 3 —— te SHIN ——¥ N Ss ~~. ELEY ENT? - i OI Mm . a - bs dire , . . sre T ‘ = m ‘ . d 50 A igi ; ’ « * MORRIS AACH E. co. ons ae CABANNE. 5550—?%a £1 ooms ALTHEIMER Wi Li AMS & Va 6350 A—F = ior. til tA. 24 —d coms. dai 3. (Jaz . mie rEt! ity): 4 ent cones Mm: enh ne == - SIDNEY. 2907A—o rooma, modern, $50: | . ——__— “Serer Coors. steam A Eg “ALMER. IN ag ee ; ger a ee ge mg Fe eee olen “pRoZDA REALTY CO. 4006 CHOUTEAT. : vem eerie = os colon — , 7 Y 17 goers = | gn ?! Owt 2178 } ' ANDERSON WAS ERMAN? ECULID, 141 Mirst floor; ra iarge 'WAPLE. 5819— coms, Modern; $54: | GNER. & A——9 rooms. Dathn, : (2 Cates: 2 0! . , a — and. Marl Ma os YON wT .a 9544.3 oO . Murphy bed ' Ie . " a ~~ eI. ~ i met? ; - ' ' 17 e: ly ent. “2 5 . a A y McCAWLEY R. CO.. WAin 2214. | eae eee tas i . wma, hath. a ie: aedazl ai 5 Te ‘so ee wom cestode Poaryatennr MUTE Rs ee ts: ¢wQQ, } Teoms; decorated. FOrest Central 4-room brick : vee _ 2 : ba: osc n Sipaeses an “ . . ; - . ’ . . : ales — . ‘ wr — ’ LAR] rooms, electric. $13.) eo = . ‘Table pecplt " ; 337935 lms, bat me ni’ ni e to Lacie ¥- Dra ST “ r rr L.Pu: ijv3aA—s4 rooms wcTeens : x rage: big lot: , . > ie : 5A % inca 5. GLIC K. well eaaty ) ba = ‘ a Pie ence ' watt oT _ é . ii | ‘ rs wis ane today MAin > wea J us. ‘ : rc newly decorate 2 reD ; Park- iJ : og oa : } ‘oom: . MmoOontR. FOrest ee | : ; Be LE TH Qo Chestnut. — oe aa Post - | ————— JOHN McDOWALL. 722 Chestnut. ; 4152. : 13’ Ll rooms. $65. FOrest_9326R | ~~ - id_134: a Sa) r~wT NEN SI Pg °°: ?¥ 4.5 rooms. 2 | : ; —_ nsec OIL , a . ‘ . i . on ~ , hie i. \ ; ; —_ - ‘ 2 ee sa * ec ‘ . ae i .- +0) » A “ ~ 2 ° } ‘ Ee y . . . ah ‘ eae | ‘ t Fs 4 ee . ; ¢ e = “ a — sang a - z . 7 —- rer P - Wik - : i ; : . ~ . a ge oe ——— car to weniances: reasonable ec) 2 Hiland 601 c} \TES.. 503 Reantifui fh roe 3 Is = , 403) ane: o: gh: - . . i? $45. CEntral 2814 rs » Kine iT 212 W wright de STEINLAGE R. CO Chestnut za : Am ea ‘i e@9) | Poo hot- we heat garage M Ri i4}4 water nbc; tauran otk 3 bat: 4 +5 W—4 ms. Dat fITCHELL. ) Poor bath. k (WASHINGT -TOom . cas. an ~~ —Furnace. electric lights. NLAG CO., 722 O “ot-water he m a ea hat -— —— RNI SHED 8) . raetivar NRIGHT. 41” Fe - Secure Ti _- R. | E os ex RONAL D> T2I ; 9 ITna nt reasonable. O. H. BRU = 12 S. ; th 7 * aa , GAartield ans Colfax @3141. ~~ — . . | 7 sal . . : ; ) ; | lara thon. ea an 2301 4ig—Two-stery. Grand and Shenan-/| #Nosnics , oe Ooms. ca-} it lowance for good tenan | 3). : a Sos cage AO yg an cae Ga f \ Chestnut. +! * . gg EO ~ agg, ae esigcnces. will put im first-class condi ‘ , | Si itzi at. ad 12 e . ara EPR RUTH, > Y : - - ‘ anne & ae vp i wt , $3 R: ri ys) y TRLST CO... 4915 Detmar ‘ — ms, th, ele SAVINGS TRUST a fio Deimas i. GILMORE. § ; “i nied 10-reem yr. &. “Fentice ere 1730 4. 4 he ui June let: 3 rooms RINGSHIGHW 4 i, 51 7A SS ee Pa TT ai h- : i NY 7 ~~ a, ; as , ' i rt . YZ = ‘. te i. :¥ eg ; [kk i4 - im 908 ¢ ‘Reatret 1. t. j rlietelt _ fa — ed: decurated; ¢ . , Weine- vht Ria . r eo” sO } ‘ ral ~ 2 - - ~ wesc wes - e 3 a _ a et a 44 ~ — } 4 - }1 - ; | gte fiat. _ h, furnace, electric. garage: 7 ; ' | $3: tf in geno &°§ Vt ; _ 2 ' ,' | £on* : ee “f — = ; : hh... = : on rge Tow ‘i ie EWING. 574 s—3 | UGRA x e 7s at CRE Gia ’ : S ¥ af ag * er i Siihuaniel 5st. | ena 4——4 soome, Yath, modern. | will derora on wp |! with Murphy bed, tile oath wie | SAVING: - 4915 Delmar bi. ol 5% reoms ti lectri _ electri "R48 Terns DETE RING. 3627 Gravois. Sees 3 fine condition. $50. Call GRand 1411.! Eva; THES => yg eg ; " yo ™ ‘ , eee — = a RENT Tah ms, bath. cas} ‘eee . SDOW 253 electric. furnace: mate nt rane tog en gy En, ) fixtu: aundry: large yard: | as EWING 7 S.—Alpo ‘Tl = ata ur ; ; LEM iW. 1s o3__. _— ; ions - ith “ > x 414;,—3 rooms and bath: cere thd foe nse Maggs gy stage ool tag Pp ee — New. modern flat_ | furmehed: $35: furmsbed. $40 month: decorated: $60. W. SHELP & C —— —— paces | garage 3 OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 o> | 7 Neel bac, le a ee tL 4. “JARZEMSKY. Reniter. Roe 2 le Di : | FilnFaX 4445" A—- Second floor. 3 we : bath. e.ectric. basement: $40 ver —_— THIF TEENTH. 2407 S—s5 and * hal!s: sctrict ANDER: era and 2663 | DU} EY REALTY CO. 504 Wainwr@m | FinNeY 44 =— seo as KAIME & BR¢ . £ - = — |} rent chee; nguir 19 2 undeventer. | Sr iow mae — ey FARRAR 2028 =o rome electric. arco “electric eae. } sundry reneon abi ie = LIA. #1 34 5 - trie r ot : E — - - = - ich J " NE SB053—4 8 7 th let ; . S., : m ot “3 n y ™ uh DROZD “Ys RE AL Tt Pa ~~ mt CHOUTE ie TT meat $2 ’ wha . | ANISH = HOUSE — — =m x 3 ad v Py weceT. siz SX. Tth. eee — Mg an dhentee : 4915 T Goines ee Sn aia , a + cane * cepsiagtin ghee ished nfurnished: reasonable rent. See ICHITA “ gae.. eke nable, sondiean-aaae ~~ Tian "el Ro eT enue Theater. a - — , ie a sO COT ALEG, S, BOUT ' , ws. : : — — : : | . ’ : a ones 2 tH “2 > ; bal dec: rate _ Ingu THIRTY WIN? TH 121A eae On Sarah “A i=} AC , ; : = = = ; RNISHED HOU sss | a — NSEY 3979— Fla censisting a 2 lin. nice poome. electric teilet: €17.50 | hyilt in tyl ; ' heat: on ot . tT aR Y. oF oe as ted ene? ; i 4 tA——2 rooms : “nvreniencrs: alactr ‘ I sat Fl..T—+-room flat. See Mrs. Les. - —— ) PO ma. $i POrest FOURTEENTH twO1LT4 pretty “Ooms eecriris ew ager: ‘$22.50: twee Rice some sear S15. Canary } FRAN? 1457 —J reomc, eiecine el Pt | , . = ¥ THIS ax peers > reoms: largre and ~heer- ~ os TWELFTH. 3: 3 rooms, electric. | 2 he ci wag coanee Gr : ind 2B iv 3—Mocern. attractir “om ee ee, COn “ie } 5 74 a ee ful: Bath $-3.; ) | | , Clayton 3 were 56 ROOM FLATS. —" rf _# +? 4 5 . — | : 7. 3. GS. . - . month f~¢ ‘ 203 : $i , = ong we Keo - y "i nti B.ity ¥: 2 4 r ey " 2, ames 7 - ‘ = " we o w HAMMSE S620 : me ar fe ae =} . - : =97 ' on. ae wer : aor ae pul ‘DARST. KEMPLAND. R. 32° : Lhaat S + SAVINGS TRUST VYDUWN FOREST moame > ~ oer oon scent eaten ne , HERT “a 0. sd Ke tal ine | 4 ! . ee. ‘paths: summe mouths. - CLAYTONIA, 1021 (Westmeer. 2? biecks urnished wnimhed?. (4 p ; a — ® Sern fume 22. : _—— ae : ; . el west if Pennsyis .—— ——— = even be. . . - statins tea : a rooms ao BP a ; MM : , ~ we * ZPREG A larors tad ad ita. ' ;} 4S ~ E 4 : eae vn yeni — , : ania at ( iayten —_—) tm — I - ‘ : “et . ce os hs i a . sila a -- ” ad ; oh : . -_ —_ ; a ey ' juaran - ; ~ .7> 4 . —" _ ° . reper i é . Li? “an r lor hot-water Sency. - “ee = a ‘* on : ( : ; : : r - % ; j yom ™ 4 é . — 5 a | ‘ . ‘ o3 - ; " : : ts 2! ; . er) ee a ; “ c Z : 3 ly papered: sout. stherm expoes re. $37 INCT i lot, NICELY LANDS PED. BARGE | secormed: S90, 00 BacE on a eee FOR accom ’ S43 sak ope sagas fodima re | CU NIAIN. 49:32—Beautiful 4 vom tat hin 2A] a font fine ; yt n+! er etor from 12 to 3 | ADAMS, .2346—4 mite Pay [FIET. 44084 — roe ms and bain: @ gg hes “2rme “e : ] : : : : , ‘ , . t P. ~Q 2, : . , : r ; Irae * mn ‘ ; od ; 7 4 7% ; : ; th s si “a a : % — en - i - ~* : ’ ; [ 45% - . x : - , : MEAN E. & a. ts, scott, . “ie . rer? retour aA ‘** Service em ; ovemeen gant es 3 — Nag oR ° MAJES TH HOMES. ‘ oR?., 1625 tee LD oy: = irae ’ cm. _— & &. 3. "SCOT r. S58 (*3 a _ . " 3 . iDag rik at ; — rea . a scat = ew s 4 , . 7 i uit a + ~ tT > » 4] ‘ . i4 . ; : e 7 ioe r} - BALD s' 4 814 3 ; Pgrapyrimngena, rat ina ‘ ke +e Gr far Mahe -— .~ 2 i.» Pa : PAPIN. 423° . Pe AN Le NEW : ee" aul ieee 4 fine shane: electric. gas: a GARRTSON ow » Jartse ner. Laclede 8138. y L., “s : PTW ES) yume — ws GIBSON, 504 ROOMS. BATH. FUR- : Seasiate tain Puente m ‘“-waNGTDitd oF +r ¥ : - tte: to be mewltc nepered: $35: inquire : Sop Pp?” 6aaet a , ‘eps rtaecanterggggon > SR ape . es 3 NACE. INQUIRE 42944 GTRBSON. m ith. Jono Sees s “AND 29 ROOMS - ae Sane hg : ie ——n Jicttereen ae BS +t et CAbeny 1764 Pe. & : . : y 2 = , ‘=~ Peta magi a PRON: Ronee «ee RIC, GAS, $27.50. VICTOR 0895. heating plant: hot-water Some rent and Bette: bape: SUS rooms, _ 4 ; : nes EPSTEIN “t nRaN 617 Ches«tnaut. —e a 438 1A-9324—3 ROOWS. ELEC- FARK. 7 ew 3 rooms. nT edi a a cath an ; a. —_—— — ~ a GLAS ae l*lt—5 rooms Dati. ele trie: e hlock west . ON PARK” Senta | oe Be Warne ne >! n ; ali in good pa IEVENTER, a } room |G P Park: het-water rs Y WENZLICK. “GARFIELD 14°7. ; "ae $) 30 a _ —“—~ | Hodiamont car} > hare maddy ; natin to 6h6party) «(buying " fursituees flat: only $40 | on \eleade 2099 | MODORE DR. lulu-is : Ac. GR HEMENZ |} : : 1 Dancy brand-r time | SE rooming bouse; goed colored DUR! SKY REALTY Co.. $04 Wainwrigh: | ses - 7 221 .—— on , . : : OM ; s - ; - wren , ras, 4 ‘ ‘ Me ‘ 2th “ : - miptib 3 — : 7 1919 «Wf ea | e275 ern. $40 each LICE ‘a! Do SP" Me a =n Baye, a ey = 7T ' = A “AN i. i NC. — é . . vse 40 each. GLICK, Realtors, 8272 Chest- ZAN 12-52 — New @ncie | cre iat rst Moor: $33. HODPFELLLOWV S. 1d ~ “ He ABBOTT. aiter, T09 Chestnut, wi 4 PStn yt airy 498 ae). Ls WO wR sach E. 9 i * GREON E &@R G SCOTT. = Cheatin ae tien eT 6d” ‘Nak | peety decorated: rent $17. _— ie teaunthie tc Ge —— —— a adeae aie new. $50, Bear Ni WY RT AT —— 2 rae | ae $18 _— © 25064—Serond and third floors . ——— selina = tin alk tie Montel ai ete pagar ee ee ee ae ere en : a + acs oat a os 4 ae rN _pUlsa-8 oor, ee wee and bathe a wv 7 1947-46 WINONA AY. ‘ 7 ang te . ~~ s oo a: ale ye ~ ~- — wh 7 i. “f . - > — CEint we) 29 = * ; a) receenanie: « woncte ren _ - : ¢ ie - : - . : : . , seteeaemtnaties dain ai a . _ a sin : gb Dott ii 3] ; mathiae. eaualia ans Ea 3 ae — “"> eae ~- ;, ~~ 3 0 4 on i Ka As Wi lecorate rreugnhout;, Va ™s. Sats. ; 2 ve er oa : egg ; : s. b. a- 29 Very ‘ T L : ae al : : 43a as — GRATICT ee = PRRSHING ¥ - — est Ri; Rend: neo ihe asi) - ai Tune emer co cen to MORRIS aac HA. eo. — i | - 3 rooms: a gg a. 41 360A—St. Anthanvs PD; | MOCGETY pen n ’ nabJ a S55 ! Rivers; le 5° : ROZ REALTY i & 4006 cHat TEAL ; a a ae at “ ~ ina “ang Painted fi J ' roo ‘ ONnsStruction : ma. aeons ist 2 =e: , = CARR. ; 22 2t—F 5" ; — -~=.. oe roms. modern: Al conditicn: arase | ae 4 ome Ss “a ~~ | te 4 ut? = =F “ and “$40 : ~ wr « ‘= aa . ara. = . . a ' . om kde . eevee ne oi ] Sine s* c"] . . ~~ 44 ' PARK vINc TRIeT ; = ; ‘ on ‘ , S92 ; Me ig Anthonys Parish I F TL... A SAMTLTON 17 ; woms.’ hatl = elte. Murphy bed: modern: war aa teat ee CO. MIJN Mied), SOd3— STOO Desidence, guit- } + a . 3IAS—4 room, electric. bat ~ aan oa: nena : ? age A a oe | ! oy a , ton and De Mun. Parkview t40o. er roomie. MAin 2636. ee ee ee ee eens: | CREST. 6702-5 fullginn’s romma: Netter | eet eee ee —__ ee) | PLYMOUTH. 5824 —6 light roeme,: sleeping SS WE WRISBERG. ‘S204 5. GRAND. | 4 J08N, tL newly a WENZJIIWK «, erry . M | a eam he: PLIMUCTH. 6 70%—1 NIVERSITY CTTY : : ‘ S. ~~ ns me “ieee “gee a se S . ; % Sc eeeRe _ aes : - 95 ae > aston 5-Riniyw v FFFIC TE NC . APARTMENT. Ver , m4 ‘ . F " : ~ | ‘ — emF | | : | : : — ; PL v 11 = FED (ARAGE: RENT $55 AP.) ——— . | Ge : } la | LICK. itor _— RY. I2504—6 soem, ~* LIGS FERGUSON AY. PHONE PARK- } cine epee, | ae : : re mee ns se neat ; = ba \ r* . ’ = oe ; ? ert? . oe} : - tata ‘so 2? ot al | 7 1% . 7 2 7 . = . ; - : ; pe Ss. : ’ ly , ? : on OF Francract: I -eoae elec Of 27 ™ fae 4 z ; | 4 pmo HERG ; ee } CRIT O: Uebel titu aie : : MT } ie 3 (AS ar 3 Seceni: 3 roome electric 15 0 ¢ . a : i> * . aos 3 . - - - . es i 7 ~* >_> ”~ Graves, PAucpens i833 , " ' ‘ . * ae ‘OREN eT ; te easconahi , ssi ~ ad me Zr : An “OMe; hot-water we saci, “=. von as, OO”. op } . aisle? ' , on — —— ; . hat 2 2 ae . ~~ . Lt¥ or. Patent oe vet praca son 237 §.—* rooma totiet. bern eiectric a { WYANDOTTE. 2715—2 rooms and la 3 | aaate . : 7 | ) om daha 4p — : ; 7 ’ J . ss . : ' , ws aes ’ . , rs . i ; Tans ; " « te — = % 7 # - re ; : __ es -% *rt¢ STratet ” cae Sk! naens Dect Lre ry ¥: 3. “waa as a ee 3 ors of : — \ " ° + pm : . : ‘er he | = . WioMi NG, $1044, mos ; GaAracr. "ere +> C ST ET EP perner~y : MING aS naa roorma, ami bree akfaet PoOom SOR A——> Treema, lower floor 7 4 es ai a pia te lta rs rh 't hy pe 4ao-—- + ~easmm oteei tae. quem Levieet. ee Tae. . art waar Tae BaP UNS a iz? op? Re) settee & SAR ob ide ot Ejay ae SeilHenry R. Weineis Co. tne RS? Southwest IiPLE. reais. tile hath, fur- , in 5 : if k = nace rond ones $4.5. \ : Sth "> - i i. . 6- oe St a t; BL ANKE RK E. CO... 711 Chestnut. BP eneetien: re memes : : 93} - s00mae ~ | Ri ste > a Peo hn tA WYOMING S3847A-—5 roome bath. far | Fores! 458". : Sona ENSINGTON, 45054—O roomay bath, | “72. Tnt_s¢ ATS RENT—FURNISHED Achcla seine at Serches, garage _ coke yac — wr "em ” . , " : . . “ 3 pe ou Pa wets . —s ene - on ,~* ow. er ~ or. 4 3- 7% 4 ms i in- y . ‘ , " — Wrce MiN: a 2047 oc MTA, , =. : . , lb Pathe ests spac 4 _— ~~ ; ‘ - r a . [Tu — . 4 Ht ‘MMERT $936 s Goan. La 119 — Fit Fam er — , = | KENSINGTON 45735—Fiat 4 rooms. moa-| “AW MUT. 14°4—4 rooms in gi S err) & snare = ‘eT! PArk. A partcn vines th Si 3 ado ~« v= - Na aaa —1_ artes — Pe : . Cheataut, | 7O0R Tt , 7 ‘on = ' cH 35a. Some, bath : ee gee «6opes . att Al | S—S lars neem ee - 3 and. | KINGSHIGH WAT. ey ~ } Sr: newly decors fixtures me ee > i a aN a) = = = a. « . an a MOORE 244. s Gar. ct large week REN GRTCEE AY BI. ; , t~ - aa poe on a Be . Sens ‘ Te flat aprirt- — ir | rm : ‘ ae oa “ es a meee : : ; ; _ 4 . ” oo - ae | . e we oe Ue " electr A relirigerat ; ‘ ” - ~~. RE j i ; . . . —— ’ “ . * + . a JUREZACW . L r ’ arr oe “ ' ‘ ~ ts ’ : . ’ = ' . ‘ ‘ rs ~ 5 aoe ‘ ee ne PoOCmILA wi: sell or *e *r~wty By “oT © EAR a1 Apne ; abe furnh: 2 2 bnew! furnish . Pee 1 @atnut, GAr. ~ ie : oe oa ’ , . - — ' : a ‘ ™ . 4 i ba 3 . o i. ly, - : — ‘ ye 7 ; . = ° b . ; 4 acta : tse ‘ ; ‘ * " " nondad h N anailil al 4 moms 7 ——— Mo aL Terr - tte oo sition # Ode “ime and hett 8 INLEY—A Prat TY Mise compete; rent $55. Lindell 2525 rF "ts —— oes oe ; : a “te . = ®t ome. ; — r —— - ee re ded - . n : ; . a re : = py me at ; : ce ta J s * i 4 .. aa “ wg , bai . es : : : - ae ~ = 3 toe Iv se é be | Murph: ' . | ws YP Erer, * ll tte F “ed oH : oe. 2 ET CEN : biel a7 tal ma.2 ving pnt A . o 5 SE 4°° . eas ae * See. “REST 41 rr, e+ , ay ta Re . “eeTTY et é . : TER x . ae “ ; 4 ,'H ‘ ee WJ :o a te ro ‘ny ~4 hot SB > , . m} i : - ~~ aE : - DELMAR. 462654 — ru ak ye at — ope Abatr 4945 | Northwest ; AS) Ooms Grae Skinker. Del s 42°04 - =e 3 “1 ~— — , = . ‘4 . i : a —, be lis bs ooms - Iv @, le pony ies ae ‘ . ai. MAT HEWs ‘REA! r r rN I~ Fro : ha isnt RS tas Dims MTR. i c53) , 3 $35 etn erage et ae dn Sret | . site Fairgrounds: wel ied Ss Delmar y ee ‘a 6418 Pua ce . | ane ; 2 rewarree. eid Soar, 15 Chesteut si. c. 8651 WW ON CA , oot A eere 2 . . sun any S191. te ; ; : | a nasnted — a sectriatts. a ° sg] : ry : ben a will sel ou: completa if ALE. @485—0-Tooml collas —_ : r - a ce ar ft ~ = ~ due € is A. ewes oe ¥24 F 2st-Dispa KPAWY 2 FRANEE 3 toes es Chun a. oe

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PY os Pye aati é meh pF ‘oa ms | ee . ale Today. ee SB ‘sf. Lovis -: 90-2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale ~. . *} ; - s&- oolmgaadl — ‘ - - ss . ] ? x not water heat. for cot-; i. pai SE—Doubdlie fat 4 years frame house for house in city. Inquire . \S VW ‘ , 4 » bee ke ‘ Ce ; ¢ o ' home ' roonig if - . ‘ f ‘ 4 Theo iheon & Vall le RI Vv iow Garden : bs ? : = | ies alee : ome, hot-water best, for cot / FOR Ey eat $215 month. What | at Gide ey. Rivervic § a, | GARDEN SPOT OF 4 ; AiCc#h ire Alexandria. . Minn oa - ae - ms x B . = , 5 yh, a nt $21 $i0 000. © wher ; Box 2504, ma S ! §. : THE EN 3. > } _ R3e alee ten nth bath completely ae : i: oll OUT GE Have 3-room, with large store | have yo jit = (fc) } WW —— . R x S %, tai -_— HY POHOUuUD oa eg ? . : + . : Ja runn ing wate . _ hoa | : if-ciutl min - 5x 5 on ~ business “ > os Disps ¥ “ : , re ce? ' ’ . i ; “i lot ' ro ’ I a choo ae from. ait i * Post-Dispatch. ood anil ice: amall cotrage adjacent. “a>- | __. aon | lin niles | oes will exchange thi ong a single | TANG E—Cottage. 4 rooms, at os tan acco Po ove Sawn: & modern beautify _1& oer @ewers. wat gas. electra w 5 Prices TU af anchester and Geyer ds, Just ee By ; : ex? res — i , Qa A Proat-Dis. | we ae" - mis me€ b | Sow a 7 t count oe 4% mpsere re { re I ¢ sure o ue. ob cag ln ones the » for children. | ———— ... me _- — S100 | 7 a 7. Bento a came Bo 127. Post-Dispatch. fc) | an 9 but) in these suz profit- makers, Come ox ' Station—t5 Mile West ¢ aad lide has ’ t i Weekes _ i ¢ ‘ -- ALiliadil / ha hed tb a @ _ ‘ C3 veciines a ia 2 | *y ,* - 5 lie! . Ler . ‘ Stat aa i h. E HANGE © business Lox ; el ; ; | S — Ci eal rick garag ge. 133 o W oodland | 7 | ° - { ; | core, | hestnut. MAt 2-83- e eae ( , | GArfield 4223. Crescent Heights A | : - will trade for larger | sse-PECH ANGE Smee flat wanted or | Dri e. J: McCAWLEY R. E. e . ~Wnr : h oy) . Ou] itt *) mw ; CRESCENT. MO. «1 ¢ : * income. This ste ed $1500 cash: n time. Bor) __ a unten cen : | REAL ES’TE—WTD. TO = : LOTS FOR SALE—y -* cles y | : : ro Dian — ‘Be AS Se VO NEN a ;, a r fi ts; ™ Pe & tw L tT — 4 4°fReT 1465x123- rice noe ) erty all newlv leased, Frmgid-| i > -— ger ae achiner als, ete. 13 or | PLA! —Bungalow of fiat: es see gg oF ON THE MERAMEC ot ee all - . it RE eccect ans tinep ign ugar -% 5° to ha | trade fo shinery, mat C Ahan’ ‘ 9191 6: = mts reply. Box % _ PD. a! _3! . a moath : Wi iIncuvator. enh age ng ro aite 32 Chestnut, | Ets ys) | Db b GALLO ws wid os : ( » Stein, GLICK, Paitors, ase, ———5 Ace oie Ot right; New clubhouses, with Jot $1200. 1}/O. J. MeCAWLEY R. E. Main | Sis ‘Giss-si-ne_ "| ARMS one monthly “parmete tog Bieb? | cco Svlnwest Box Ba Fost-D. eh poopcaacrabel Oniy _— 4 i213 a eee og 4 SCIED, OR ~ en ta Oe eee eet tee aa J] im- | Want te buy from owner, 3-room flats; ———* Wi + ——- Smal] payment, balance terms. {// Nand 2260. d gec ‘or wha you? ) with bath. Box B-412. Post-Di npatee. LATS, BUNGALUN: : I For lease or sale: 350 ; iif “ 4 : es eincie fats. also 6-fvem "or lease VW UF TR! :Or St. : 1Out — = mouire JEM) Picker, ~ cle. ; H @ CO... 3126 Gravols ( _—— GOLDMAN REALTY CO., 109 PINE ((/ IAMONDS Wtd.—For fice build lot. OF ‘ ame} ear oe ccm ay JOHN H. GUNDLA N } RO ISE. 114 N. 7th. room 211 family, beautiful, all rented: | Oe i. GUNDLS = ae — TOO . pot BLE FLAT Wid. —n §S South Side; in | Want business property. ae 4189.83.84 | Kingshighway. improved. with 9-femily | Lot 7 ‘apt. northwest St. Lou COT aT = = eine , ae RE Saf 7 = lg O( . i Pe reer poverty, lonnted = — en ee © =! a: ment showin income. Will ex- | et heap. 1! I Lispa* b RGE BASHFOR = ors on_S._Sroscwat er — aR BACH. a ee a Sy chang r emalie reper DAVID.|-"—“™ _ bulluer, frou ty that on Kossuth near _ ae ; Nn ' s = ge yy yh ge hard- Bee af 2 have - a2 > x T- ya p st: p £33 ot z * Ti} os 2] , ike ¢ econ. bo} *.7 58. Pe * >t. tox B-404. : baw ae Have single flat. 5 —_ 6 rooms, a — . xi xan ; te OR Sar 23 FE , N 1 5 “a? T% “M) or 2O0Or ZU — ‘ . . \) ZZ KG ? S wood floors; west: quick deal: immediate ispaten : are - E rns t GEO rk a ppd SO aes On ‘Timms. . Beautiful Bungalow District | | answer. Box 5-405. Post. -Dispateh. R ZACHANGE—Sis, a atte, ama location; will take clear v acant "or | = aa} patch. ty . mod The : “a 4 "Real ther property as part payment. | Bos Oe teres C13 Wiig Estates Involving Milli ” =A r gsingcie flat 2 o: Chestnut. MAt: ~ | = =648S = Deimar Forest A773 e82) | Clayicn, siate. peg. > ? 3 fits f caBIN ; Re | S503R. Bate ee ee ee ae rah tre ae, eg , WHITTIER ST. aT hinds, to trade Large Profi or SITES Fis is ning ai®eé c FRE =541. i AND “= hoo SIN. 1 chan for Orn m be _ | 4-family a c Pe ar 4 . RL nat bi i se . . ; > st lL). s 7 af cea G SV . GLE: GOOD ( ONDITION: OWNER athe; good ation far reoming Gouses. | owner wi trace fc cottage - rth. ee. : —— — ) eno Lots at 8.00 per foot, t TOer NN MISSOt RI oz ARK co. a iw ANTS GOOD LOT OR CLEAR FARM. R09 Chest ,Art i. i | GLACA, OF ~sORS, S22 Chesinui, STUR a 2200 Postel 3 orne > | Over sV¥ water and t WO VWevU Planters Bidg. MAin 18 ». |BLUMENFELD REALTY CO.. 310 TITLE FOR FxceHANL—w: ore any 8; | be g loca on = —— 150; umpre h ‘'GUARANTY BLDG. MAIN 1609. ~ merchandise in exchange fo -fam- | st — Rrra iy ac Wid.—le buy seme sow ps cee. | building 120x124: 300 More Slightly Higt her—Pricez wil § om d “pare iEXCHA NGE—4-4 ging 32 vom ne ‘iy flat: m -7 809 Chestnu sArfiei’ | _ O0-room : s of Missi ssipp?: | Pres aie : — rege OO a sO sant Wii home comforts, |S tUESS! REAL — 548 S_ Grand OF a E—incom operty rent- | ~™.. . . ’ ee eh -wers. 1 —— ‘ ‘Mhin 4848 ¥ Tas er S oO S LS: ry = Oi me 7 se , noni E AY i NOEL room =" ae in ; a “ and ‘ rt rat n | zr*trer & Cn Rg] ’ Int ‘ i. i *e Bice. buy ; t \ i aa 2 is itiful et trade for 4-4 reom single flat. Poe o trade. can you offer? Bos INCOME PROPERTY WANTED 4: argain Weal a eg ore e ne a alter Bonn DOERFLINGER, Realtors, Victor O895. | ~ » 4 , ena! Unrestricted vacant: Olive street road: | fnilw. j » Rox ] LOUss Drive out today or phon Pe oO of tx . : . om — vou nes A LCHANGE ash and onderfu! 67xx block, sign up. 60x135, | WANT ant for my Gee ‘ FLORISSANT AVY. NN . out obligation to you, &n see . ages nc — 7 , opportunity which is av J. . EPSTELN & SON, | “p-501, Post-Dispatch. UNKESTRICTED—30- FOOT 617_Chestnut MAin 2162. | Fs icume for my Ss=50 second MORRIN AACH K. CO. J x investment § : rge business rc it | locatior rice end rentals, or dt | eae AL RADE Gis | deed of trust on j - — Determination without Action is dar ee at In southwest. separate steam plant=| GRECKY REAL’ 510) TLyer 0875 | flat. bungalow. on your ¢ SIVIGE | Ai NtaD ei = : Manchester Cc S, a — - . 7 il s °Y ~ . ) Irn? j ; “7 47 o tn — . : ‘ - . . TER R E. CO. 10 yg Rp : > esi 250-6 78 3 ie Pe | ote ee oe EL ME a es + elle ay , rr £-3 ae P yi: . (ch. : 2s 35 ™ NTS “sates ae, OLI\ - *' Pay Caan + oer BRE . NE] ‘O. ax | i 19 Wainw right Bldg. " * ’ vw)» ’ | ie Tim ont ~ A > 7S te ie ‘ ‘ach ; . “} - » F 5 Ee UMETT BAIL a ia® 7) r ia Ke > > ) | “i H. ; ¢ 73H BUYERS FOR BST oe | WILL TR. ‘DE RESIDE NCE. —_ “ARNE MONEY AT. ONCE. zi : 2° Oe. ae Income wanted sidence, 77 ; ; ; So per ft. MAin 4266-5 Country Club G wT y-Poom : frigiiaire | Gor eT Y BLDG. ; io } ee ee Pee ee eae ina: Teed Wad che am ‘004 saower Dati ~— UNIVERSITY HILis LOT ame BUILDERS’ COLUMN | BXCHANGE—4-tan fat. 4 on ar, 66 eens, eee eee. oe Seee | oe. Pere Bis Sy Wh NasH REALTY CO,. 6519 Delmar. | heme or hi ant: | hreakfa : built hat! separate reggae“ a ————-” mn 2 bila. FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGF. ~ DELICATESSEN FOR PROPERTY. tORTH MARKET. 151. e . . Live in Forest Se BIDS, PLANS. 5. ESTIMATES a _ ’ ‘ ui ex [A ers ; : ee ee ais i Ww . a ‘room brick. m * agape | Weil stocked: — cood business; want aie’ hrigadier, 40484 nee led 7 se 5 ing good busine we Brilliant, We still have several choice : ag - 7 r ris Nhe r ] eT C4 r a \ I i ai /: ~ . - —— ‘ ig DPer L.€a ace, 7 Oo! ‘ eperty. a. ie pee beg f) 3109— oan ole i} _ Sa ° HOUSES WANTED SHAPTACQUA. TLi.—Bieht-room cottage, | BUILDER «f bungalows. fists. stores. ete. pox e.1s7. Post-Dispatch LBLINKS FRONTAGE 21 a¢res: /room brick bungalow: all ‘on one floor; | ‘SOMS BIOPONI cop noession: open “eee HILLS PARK, on Norta aa Se Shae | w ‘. ‘~ ~ ¢ 7 iy ry] ot Oe : o ’ ‘4 eh, Bring* ret ) naga ir > ‘aa . a $i bd > ; Is ’ q . + ed i} #1. ’ 1% e ” Bs © A —~ 4 . a \ Te Ni: - ; _ a em j — eave . : 3ALOW Vr t% Ci —. z rn. a. » 4 ‘2 he ee \ 4 eric) 4 ung aw of 6 Ooms no 7 - ~ . “ EX H NGE — amily flat, nev ) : = — uit nierior with va Cwerk and fin Br engen nny hare Ba : AOE oa- I IT 55x120; northwest corter : pied: tent $1920; price $19.000! want | GRAVOIS. 5459—3 stores, 2 flats. mod: cst erade floors: on comer. lot S0x143- | 1.1) bargaina from $100 to $10.00); want | e7qp ee = = | buy today. Terms to suit. a tot Bee Mr. Cat rust. WILL C. WISSMATH, Lindell iown payment. =. si ‘\ tt Room Residence on Maryland —= = —- : J ES Be post-Dispa — | GRE e residence suitable for room . rs) ‘orner. T5120 a ry _— . ri a +* * “Ve = + e : a Richards. am nag eae eaten. Oe Sees aE sedieg ot or oie ome ds eal =. neta Ady A> annie anh manent i dea einai iat. agi i oh: Lal z ~ — ee : ae “i aggre ae ; pad ie ' ; 3 $250,000 © ASHT =k: fever va. } . ern 5 : Hu: : Drre ch 9 r ile the eam heat r: - . ; oret ’ P whit . ee ee ie “ie WANT HIGH-- LASS INCOME ROPER- ch. : 2 E5060 3 rit} ; reral homes in fine colored dis- eat TY. WILL CONSIDER “i, : 0.000 OR OVER. QUh ( CALL. PARKVIEW 33898 FUR INTER- VIEW. fe) Bungalows, Cottages Warted FY ETAT bane tee I; OPEN TODS ick Gan have listed | B-208. Post-Dispatch. a | ea 8) 30 MODERN N. FRAME | ce ce paint "ergy ellwe at ood flehins lies | sini : let _ $E5UF ane aD . ; “ : és throws Murphy bed LEE 12—New 6-ro é Zaicw accept face ; merchandise or smaller a1 to date: . thw : St. Louis A feat: ~The: ‘[ b Stns cena niece aan e | : | ! | “ML 3s , adie Wid. [SION AND ASHTA) : | @ i go to 2100 Gravois (Tiemann Av), a a iy — : ! Tiemann Av., between Kammerer wie | Gran | : ui 2 oat x 7 ot 4 ~ | and : ange for vacaat er. | } UNGALO® FOSKIN-GABSERTS 3 | ii block north’ of Setbert. Beautiful 4 ee 2 ne: ts ae . a * gb | fe) |W : . ID 7 , Tame 7 aan: tates ya gl ef \ “ 7 Ay - Res ee ae att 7 ‘ eo , he : onta — : Lt oo ‘a ae . . hw estern pal f ci vy. f m 0 ners Est «te > JRTHW sT:” heapest_ it fe } conveniences, at moderate prices | | Close to schools, churches, stores Lmau ik + ret c t SOU: musi in ' 4 , ora: ; ee Hi “Fr os ee: Ss Eien take ed Raperett, TOSE | one ef cur ‘cts. tor “$500 rach balance cleave toned at low'reret) | DoE tua TAs Poss) | Los Angeles California Home | 2agieroot,gn0u" Sang | mele ge ee - Hi FRANK SEBAS astern if mrmnihh a er uae UL alu. “nail » 349 ) ' ys Sone: ; : ; fet steam- ATTRACTIVE BI NGALOW [IN BEST BrescAUWow td r resicen or 7 t : : ; f reference. . = . | a aie oe ~ 7 Ow .~ oneey tern " hy Masi mind AND MOUsT BEACTIFUL HOME SECTION rooms, modern: barr : AL As! NI ( | es. ' LAciede S1i4. OF LOs ANGELES, CAL... WILL TRADE \'¥ n Park wrictt Po 4 | ae ae Stop Paving Rent PARM—1 acres ast of = ter rd . | ' : : aise Tran ph hn get Bag Aya XS Wd = CYT mie A! “a — rr ee On | ol ee part payment. We ao busitees | teas tar aa new 4 at ial hen “Agiea Place. Urtvate (W 12-FAMILY FLAT | : or & | 5. FS | ©? keeewhere., ra Frito emda ae te PP sare 3 ane Sm ae ace 51 Beautiful countes estate situat WANTED BUSINESS PURPOSES | rristenen COTTAGR OAS Birts| te to wend a man to see you | PY RM WoT . | 01> EB PRAIRIE 5372-76 MAFFITT “INI ‘55 3 . Th ‘ere % ' ' ae si nn nm ( tie & M- ; ’ ‘ | : : i mé . re rented | ag lteay Silage > | : : | nted: 7 must Denny road, containing about 73 | painter. and “Gee rater, | oO RNISHF —— ‘apoua. 1 968 PAUL RROWN 06. MAIN 4057. - Se ee | throughout. Owner will trade for tet Went MO ee eS seni ta ' with fruit trees and shrubs and mn it od na SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY ia gy ae . : ita Se ad ry ws Visa! m4 : Cnestnut, ; ° eine i >_Thisnatch new enera! leetric pls ste . RESORTS | GLENC FF rooms. lares seeatiieteeatsnaas ete 65) ig : Z peice nnylle, ——_—_ — — — — : aaa ieee TO cottage. SaOOU Plat ;} other larme factories: empl cng dwelling, servants’ house and me 4 : " > ane : . ‘ 7 oF PTC f vi ‘ ne i => ' +} n 37 ° a "is fa ’ wa : ’ ; \] e . - ‘ ; d pad ; fit: ._ , . , , ms ' = ; Stree ) ‘ ; ip ; Wanted pes ——— me REAL ESTATE FARM Wid—12s0 811 arene fil iw: Free and clay ving pe wnt umes bee oak ee SS SE , other improvements im: ; | ete. For further information call rs oe ' aint > Pes 7 ; . a on . KS away: ™e are ai. ’ CHEAP WOOD LAND WANTED ICLURHOUSE—4-room,. in fir iss condi. | REAL ESTATE CARDS ' gpa ee ee img = - es ingalow in Kirk 11 R As; must be moce a OF . ‘0. aD ‘a f rks — : les * gates scoleald g ; : 7 GRa ; - —rourvve tet . : nh . ; : a ; P ; , res : mart , . . + , ‘ ’ 4 : ‘ G ield : a, > EARNEST MONE} e : _ orm ' ig hand Ad. Art DIEHL 6801 Gravois . $. Apartments W a ROP } OLBLE FLAT W a AGO LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT ) ; 4 oy 2 . bs we if a : ‘ ‘ rea! i, 7 ! ’ 18 a : : hs ’ : > ae ; “ ved : 4 | > . , ; ateb 88:20. , - Re d > iT > @ . “—* h RE. i . nt . . Tt? cCSTDEN Ee WwW i —Il4ift Jn Ae > . : a i yee : Te. . v9 hy : : : te — —~ * CLA ¥TON AD South west a : j . 2 > tt ive ‘ a regi fer e ' - ei. , , " « 2 are - t . 4 : “ ‘ : a a at = a ian F uA * 33 Lot "RVI en Se ss int . = - e 4 Prather. . mfg ~ é 2a bul 2 ; Sorik lo mes } room doubies cern; peri - ae —88#x1 72. corner Plateau a2 ta — x —Dowa| ade for souse or oma eae lige GS Park. slevated, bak oak aac des ee a ee ee | t-Dis._(e53x 75 FEET—sPLENDD — Ks east of McCausland; frome twe RES ih l- nh Ofau camppenaeants on “6 ; ‘ bs ’ td.——_ iemair, modern, im ex- nae ee ws ME, an an : a - . Bea onan nero am raid] 4. BE BO HT a. . = “ r 9 Missouri's most p ANDOza cr ; mE. AL Lat se EAC ee FLAT Wi } inge ro ott change fer ineome property. Bex T-30, hii ; et 2 ee - woth Gide. ¢ yestment! MORKIsS AACH R. CO. IM _ * ; : E in ine heart OT Tre } . "3 j —— +. eee |e : + , : ' Post -Dienpat: h. si if . : ’ . re. + om : . Mates anaes : ss y _ , r OMPTON. 4544 =. LOT ’ : . x p 6. seed > i j ~ ra . , ae . = > ¥ ¢ ‘ a. ; A “ é " ow saat: r . * Baad . _ - . a a eer: : . ‘ . ek 4 - ‘ : . : a -— > . c © ~~ y oe | Magnoiua ra i : reals. bot and ox LOTS — [ R ' se t or kml Gof Sunk eae’ orchard, St. | FLAT Wtd.—Fine resi dence @- RESIDENCE Wr = . : ’ ai Ss ee eT egy Moen —— HOUSE IN KEAR; STREET ane $4: sOUTHWEST REAL r co. ee oe at ——————— | Louls County. smalier apartment. city im- | _ 3" brick garage; want Goubie fi ds m flat. with>bath. } fOr MiGi gh nore th: sawth GF aauthwest. ' MADE. LACLEDE 4532. — S King 2 e: TU. & No 61, balance | 4) a fe nesiam. a!) conveniences: 3 | -s~o see — ee ee See | ns Rane fot im Sauth Re Tauie | TRADE “You K PROPERTY 7 Post Dispate: Y SARS 4556——sa1 Fe esd = neg cate ~— sax! . ; caer ic} ation, Wm. Schr “ gh * ee ee ee eo age . ne. a aie doreytamnlign ag ea hey gay , ‘ at ee sie pereey . : Wtd—' sa 2 x a Se se ee gun atts E82: shand 2537i_ a? : i ke + : ’ , > . 1) . ae em a € alee . ¢ ; ‘ ’ Bis. crag { , 3 tat 2 1) —- ~ x > ee os ee BI ¥ on EASY TERMS 'f . - ’ ,rry = ”* et +, .. RAN (144 . —— OR 1 oe: 74. sae ee ie q brome a. (eae west) : and cnb - : “—P 5 SE ; T ey if all oe " ——— — : ee were ve Cee h rae fain 062 ‘TON. Title Guar- Leonarc a -- —— rr 3s. Rr A ° . .> i « ‘ Nties ve , r , ricted ~ . A : 7 Z . i : e : é ’ mm r ” Bee ‘ ’ = on rt Asst : . 1 ¢ 4 12 : iT etre: ? f' a? a. > | er i “od ; Oy . J oo ‘ . ee? tpi « b ax. 4 SE. ‘¢ = - A apn basket! , ; G 14°° we » > ad 7 ir , % 4 9 ‘ - _ . ‘ ~ - . - —" on . ~ . - ‘ ~ : ‘ : } 4 = ; ‘ . ‘ Pad ~ Ash 4 ’ ~~ . _ - - ~ “ o a ae . “ ~- : : = 4 - . r ERT > ; Ar ART Mt NT flats. business property es % ~* ios és § Ue \ ION . 26 . give ‘ ree Tan — ; . McC Bu farms and vat ani iots: trades op aii kind ’ ” YET aise, igs agi " ag geal ; ' . £3 a,x ‘ . as “? fe . > oa , ee : ae acte aren ’ , = ae ge { e ary fia th tis ~ : = “a : "4 , > : on ‘ “en ~~ y ’ ey Bes pole eae a Saeeie: ‘oil anc ga oia- wou want. HAWKINS REALTY BENNETT SOS Chestnut , : trade fas fis | igypoe —2- F ; ot} ‘ ~* + ty | FRANC! ane ‘OTH. if th, r WANSTRA? I Chestnut ee ee r ~~. a ‘URNEK—LOT 60% re GUARANTY RLM, ¥ are : I LAIN 1609 = 4h HR. CO. INC. ins IPxs An ; : 3 LOTS BABGAIN. hs gr ere Ae eh elie gts 0 . PR + Ls eres ee eS ee orTr—BLOW sT Jeet 2 | > eee H WAP RR ANS 20. —_——_ — rigat orice: own -_ (124.2 A Pe ea a eit tl H weigh Way Southwest on ‘Be Pope Gg ct hain bo uiev as bAGES, Lit | AR ce em Residences Wanted “‘wMieDonald Riverside ROME Wid.—5 rooms. nert Pay ci pew BEN VM. LOFWENSTEIN. 915 Ofive. « Lint— oxi’). soul! Th side es VW ~— 7. , ou aI es “> *: ‘ : ‘ « - : nul ~" rive wreet rT. ‘ 4 2 ‘ ; “ iva °~f 4 —— P ‘ - m Pr . : , ~s abet: re . P ry) goes . * — . -» | - aT r TE st AON ew OPENED vraag ; : . ‘ | 3 r plas ' ci +s 2810 mt of ear kt fo: ; | ; : Maier plece | } CE ix oom: TF PEN ‘TANTA ' . n oa Gonweiee owner on i here's a iat FOU an oO ee, ' ' ‘ * . , . ; i’ rhe re = : P on - : ae oe" es — ; : ¢ ‘aT as : See Seppe ae Oe a: ~ pageemette se deoppuap ay ry - | ~ | BINGALOW HB on ie 7 YR -* 2 ae | , wer. "ahd ‘ark. near F ve EVE & CO.. 109 N. Tth. MAin zoqs 5. > orn et PORE + \NOGE-LOkiahoma C77 s —- Case + 7 — nen CHESTNUT S17 ; ~ * ' tao i eh - » Cash Down —Rasy Pay : wher exeha for S-mom «in. | soa oat oa —— — a a re . a 7 >) EXCHANGE LIST Brest ie party with privilege to buy (521) W n, 30 ft. a rt ar a Flow KESIDENCE FOR FLAT . 8 reoms, hot-water heat: G6ixx Piymonth Ll ga — : _* , ; “ibe ' Box 7 Post-Dienate) av.: want sincle flat. 5-6 reems He tory hen? plevars “ha. to fia rn ‘orth St Louis: | pe : gg A> | es . _——s ge s IDENCE FOR APARTMENT 4 5 yea 209» mar. Main; ? a me. | F. Dickmann R, EK. Ca., 625 ge ad Call a 32 Was ” Bitienai TO aN Fenits % 0 aces ervtibis INTON f ant iy sa yamaaes for @-family apart | 218; _s ares _— apy eng “353 Park art Westmeor Park): want . , 1Q! = ae ont Lot . My By A sine ' » I —— on. APARTMENT FOR F. ST. LOTIS PROP 6471 Cates a %-family apartment af 5 reome and sunroom: want East St. Leuix preperty very converienc Wh —_ COUNT r ae ~~. ae & “. a magn NE ap ame MAG ORY AR RORMES AT AS COIR NBL RO I MO — 4 ~~ bi Gey pete te aot es ES hea ee. ae, + Bg Ray ght ig wooee eer 4x extate : want ~ CP EOE Hy waF Ra } : ; : cs ne. x) . _ s mee gae er a , ms a a. oer resierre oF ineeme property, HAVE 7. rat + bun a. 4 = ’ ‘ : . front foot. Box E-4i0. — Se 7 tT —_—_ “| aeeceeens e-e RESIDENCE FOR CITY INCOME at ‘OLLE (13 Virginia. fc@? LAYTON BD. AND CACESS > PERT te —— - 139 & rand 5-6 77 Pershing av.: 8-room residence for 7 ~ wate a 7 " - weet eraer let _ . . : ; == P - ~? . a = ° > i. a | far imeame proanerty Near Morse's Mill, cut the pretty Tat ae COTT SoEk hee tifo 4 roome perch. Water. ej tri gh oa te emp er > f Be Touts : > . — 20.N. 7th. MAim 1431. (06) 72k. : 8017 7 eae

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, SUNDAY. ay. MAY 22, 1927. ap ACANT LOTS FOR SALE—VACANP Southwest _ 4d TO BE MADE IN IN @ WEsT PARK § . left for you to choose from Im . preoveme gas. € ler ‘trie now in. Prices ine lude made % build or invest in these sure profit- -make Co reets. bie me out Tower Grove car to Watson BI.. then st Southwest Av. to Watson, then south io Ouis bus g quetie Av. Droperty DLLMEYER R. E. CO, *: 104 N, 7th S r >t. | $ field 4223. : aaa O BUY LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT t+ Thoval a te ‘Lari orner Lt: 9x1 zs: pric >, 65. P.-D cash. $10 per month: hig «si re _ Have near echools, stores, ¢ hurche, nience Box E-382, 3 Central os ’ a tr ‘ Sr eee also O-rvcin 1AYT—For eT a Sale: ba } e ; ger _Ina iden pis iM Hick , oes. on $126 Gravois | / — | North —_* Li _ 3S"; ; ; K % ; énnerly;: a meth. | ASHFORD, rity that ; 439 Pi | Or 200x200, | » end terms. MISSiISS: on HKossuth, box B- 4( 4. Post- Post-Dispatene™* ee mity Cily er | Exe ‘ellent _ te. me. | J Manufa cturing to trace, Site 2. Post-Die. lory: must! a TRACK, Post-D is. | ‘ . wT Orn roar iw ay and P 120x150: impre alm; Jow-priced. | ,~“, ding Pru othe 1 wi one: story bonne ; mas hin shop « r Site . te iv final! gene er fe ie 4 eevee Pa gd Manulsctieeg lor porthw: "| MISEISSIP Pi p L VA CLE EY Ih UST CO.. Agent i : _ Ail $6) ; ti) ’ ome or fiat: | - an Pine . Loptiia.f.ch ? lats. Box Northwest : UNKESTRICTED. 3) ey CQODERLLOW ist) second MORRIS AACH K. re $0 FOOT eRONT. $75 m brick bub- HioM+} ~1tk = IAG S26 Chestongy atch. overlooking connie; Textticted, subdivide Ta b eon eibE COUNnLIY Club e rounds, GU Rand divide | RU NGSHIGHWAY "xx WN t- -Dis. : 4 0. dUxx ws ant o/xx N. E.- nd flats near | $: acum, 8 it., stress BALDWIN, BRE MNER R. E COlax O° 8RY : | LOT-— Wonderful uO: ¢ ee Sites ot low crise ine tt” oe ION NO OB. low price. Box B-419, P.p, AT ONCE. | OI—X. c¢. cor. Bessie and 210 TITLE LAE ntl er ft MAin 4258-: " »’ . : eee 609 iA ij new No rth Pointe ' T 1OGis ision. Poorest 5100M. (¢) in the Hills. | Lor: 6U-toot; on Derby ana Baa 6519 Delmar. | wil! except n offer. ‘ Olt; ax 58: swe OPERTY. | NORTH M AKRKET 4681 —i3:135 iness; want = alle: Mrigudier a >. OTner 278 : I 4 4A | ‘ote hrilliante pee Pee. f10e— Modern. new B-room. _—— —— 83) hd Kirkwood. by erg 2 Or +oxl25, on Park Lane, in Bend Rd. ane cot. at a bargain; in haste, Co. LISTING \- a ae ee : puls rea! ea- | iA T—5 5x12 f): northwest corner want | rt Margaretta: make offer,

pouth eide; not filled; I - ; ° . ¥: Our 3oxl14u; sine $4000; clear; | NSYLVANI IA AV. AND BRU a ST. roy west: or will trade flor seconds, r. NSYLVANL. ' small improved, - i \ iil he eran or ail? ! a ROL AND A. WIsk. 114 N. (tha Chestnat | STANCHESTER . Ne ‘5. io SI OUR , NBG! Mir’. syle 5Ux12 uid y LOTS BARGAIN. | se! -heap. SOHN “BULL 2U TS a=- j diamonds, or what have NN. ay 30x100: nt Thar abe Me rms. JOHN BULL, right price: OwnD- | tik —_——— 146 tik CHRISTY PARK = toon Ble: | nee oe gp ¥ Soul awe at on vle- ‘ ‘ - ; , Bore. on Prong eG , ain ulevar ds: hox MARY LAND, fal 12— Lo 44x12 28: mes WAGER. ‘1114_N, Luh | $750. GEORGE HIC KMAN | Schiller pi. | PERSHIN Y AVENU eager ee ae eave te 3: Side, adjoining 5584; temporal nee’ eave | ot 60x165: South Side, acjo ioe ld a tems wind Ban ggg el my a dey aa ‘ ; " 1ogt ' Tenn _ st Di ;' aTaisk Ac ZBAGe —6 c en Man oo 7. mY PON cig iis. Xi : near sage ey a rd TT) 3 | division. tox “= or bunga- | ACREAGE—if vou are oe for a homesilv Wate@or, a r wae uy s. Trenny near “$, the coun ty r 00) eT acm Tuxeco if trade oF ra BEV a Pan. “Ottice open Sunday, . ite des i ~ — M > ‘4 -_ tAGE ae acres Mo ha! " “harles R ck De: oor Tands drive ane 5 . at Pattonville “- s2 (c : roa dhouse or amusement ulifu) building ote, $9x203, ate | Ah _ ore aU. . eheyriante ide: “on “Moorland” drive: on W estxate, | w hic h Lo build and Lo arraige acce rain i ito Your own 1deas: oF ° . rly ry): . wee jlarm of some size’ . : "please. in ape Tee a REAL vy cOMr ANY HOUSE—8 room | Do Waser rE S. Florissant bi. | let 660x160; p d« sily Park, Ove tland rrus. nm, Florissant , “o~ OAS, OV a room, new modern brie) “kK : 5 || BUNGAIA ) Wa FO ur-room brick: modern: || Spring, block south econd house cast. | BUNGALOW — Beautiful, new; | BUNGALOW —4{ reoms, new, strictiy m COUNTRY ESTATE; lof __SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F. Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. POST.DISPATCH. SUBURBAN ‘ROP. FOR SALE ee er. Lous —= oy 4) SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR == | __ SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE ACREAGE— 4 ul 4n Price. Ladue. Lay. Lite | | HOME—% rooms. Z1n x. " tas Bon homme. Warson, Ge tric: lot 110x19% S poede, Ce soway or ' S1Ze€s, all p! ices. Fo ur else woe re. vA Ri | 3z hearing fr uit Vific e open Sunday. 9 Ings; « miles trom Ferguson ; rock road | preci Manchester and Gey er Roads, Just West of KMOX Radio || f° properts $5500): smal! down payment. Li ne oultry farm. 3 acres: 5-roum house: in two-story |furnace; Sa50vu, ~. on Lackland ta can Station—% Mil M e W est of aad {large chicken house: Walter. gas. electricity. drive out St. Charles’ ~ euii room. furnace, eiec- 3 (fine sized lot isnt at). ~ be trees, Natural Brid age re auliful acres on | with 8 years start: 18- lak St. ( iar: Car to prier g4 Onn su burba appearance and n hans New | and | as eo TIEUL COUNTY BRICK HOWES. zene Lincoln anve Sunset terrace etly roderr : Mehlville: ‘beautiful shaded 14 acres fronting highway. rooms. Sappington; %& to 2 acres; ya hot-water heat: on highway: beau- itu ve. DIEHL. 6801 Gravois. Riverside 2990. “]IMEAL COUNTRY HOME.” White House. on Telegraph rd.- her. d with 13 acres: conveniences Lit. -+ fine view of the Mississippi Rive; 5 minutes: $13,500 (HENRY HIE MENZ R.CO.. 614 Chestnut WONDERFUL EARGAIN. Five 50-fcot jots. Claynorth subdivision. | “lay . North and South roads: can buy or more $14 per foot: $25 down, $10 nonth. Lee @ fonese 102 N. 7th, LOOK at this beautiful bungalow on 6. S. Olive Street rd... just west of Denny: ||} 2 acres of ground modern, up-to-the- minute house. WYdown 0155. See Eggers of Clayton’ $300 DOWN Bungalows: pale new 4 mome and bath, furnace: ‘ street and sidewalk; near public an Ze tholic’ school; $4800; $24 per month and per cent interesi, Eust side r Ni rub ¢ ' South rd.. 5 blocks north of Manch ae or Kirkwood-Fer- P- iguson car to Bridge; wort stop, one block West. GERLING mAs TY & BLDG. CO.,, CAbany 250 1508 Kienlen av. (e8O) Dandy County Home, $6000 7 Lyndh iret o > I ad - F “har! ‘ Plies air eat; ‘ot BOx16- »: sh rrub! ELSPERMAN & ON DT _ MAin é "B60 Ae (hes tnut. ~~ Chieken Ranch L ocation Kirk wor id: 400x180): _southeast corner ‘ Harrison; a 50-ft. o1 ; cosvenin price $3609 A. & Loomis. 7 W 1h Phone: MAin Best Duvars Location in County | utiful Ww ST down. balance ie | LOT+—Bear , : . SUT! rrace, / ’ mm Siri *Liy eal 19. ry Ciub Ju Hut hins in we > led tract CEntral 0363. house, fenesa | yard. Pl none ye hie lots, 2% and 4 room. gqounee. | ——— | «nt Lake Hill, Valley Vv i cAn. €, MOF FIT. 718 Park. 64 E. Big Send Rd. ; go then ‘north LOT—501127; PINE LAWN; BEAL TIFUL | AN BOLGHT $1100. A KEAL Leonha -& LOT. C. he mare: 8 BARGAIN. LEE-SCHERKMEN, GRAND | SSO. “418 A 338 (2. igi = . Broadway }-— 6 -room K : JOST stil. ? ‘ER RD. 31]2°—5-room In basement. ™ Ha N. Sth. re nt ‘ OHUS St. i LU AS HUNT "1106 BU NGAL OW —New 6 rooms, tiie rdwoe Te] flo Ores, furna a ; re} Bes fruit cellar and base ment Int 1) =" ee Brede!l & Weston. owners. HI sy | J OWilel ltogay, iea\ —+)- room unsa- es nt Kurarge, “ furnished $7: 500 nthly pilus interest ing cily PArkview rage: all modern conveniences: i | down on Manchester rm ls miles weet of enny. Des e _ Peres land Ve : plen: Lj lectrie Ho ia hier furnace: bloek south Manchester Hill rd. LAD VV ——iusew, i electric Lé rm ‘LY & BLDG, cO.. nv 8120. Mr ismnit Cha ari¢ 5.30 p. m.. sh TTe6. t; c8 BU NGALA Ww 5S—3 new brick. modern in | I riced to sel) NM €Aasyv ] ly blocks “. tL of Lucas | ingt e one Lexington ; PI { . t a. brick bungalow, $5400; OO cash Bey ro © $42 monthiy al) I 2 est. Melis, owner. ’ Parkview 5650W (cD6) reve BUNGALOW-——Rule’s rd.: bnew, modern 4 | ro frame: large lot: double garage té rius , SF | ati ive from aii y where 4 UBER we aL ana , »r) - gee this. WATSON-O'ROURKE, | Realtors. verside 43410) Oo é GALUW— ri ung rooms, modern. 10 acres | “EKNICKMEYER LEIE ‘ 2 f sh nouse: fruit, lk . ‘ oO Duy d ie ? ‘jive riandg 4. rooms > ily Ss: os) , do rou “S108 Wate! Corre ekland at then north two 1) or it ‘ i -l0 aer H-room | ey ’ an , t - -car fafa ~0 rive from city on Beliefonteine | @as¥v payments TOMROY IN lot 5Ux176;: price $1100; | 7. (O.. 6321 EASTON, ¢ CO .M,MI te REAL ESILATE CU. = G2. ( T Kahr e 2 EDW. L. KUHS RUTY, CO., COlax 2810 | SEIBERT. 46g0—O-ro ’ } i ; "7? ‘f «>! sungalow ;. all 1 and o Titi suarant) bidg. plone GAr Geld | che Rottcer. ) f n~ county: for CUTTAGES—6 ; trade: rent S78. 101s hat 7 i ESTH) T - RRE SMITH. 03.4 St rw SPRIN NGODALE. rooinps. near Remona : : ee Ps AGE—+4 oUx1 680; 12} Walton road, THOMAS, 2812-——N orth continuation of at Themas Siation: a mod- sh, baiance NKe 'ern 6 room and hail JOUS st. Cnarics 900; ean sell additional ground: 2.car gHA- 1106. rage, shade trees and Aston )- RG i:105-N. Zth_ st. owner will show residence; lot 1LOOx shrubs: a bargain; vou through. KAMP. q;Arfield 8342. , ee i: biock ca©r oer j—5-room brick f 8, teri ac} >, Creve ne. "87 00 west. WAL] } reaso ea ‘t ? Ba tracks rT) f ke SCOTT: fAGE—3 rocsns ot 560x150 and trig + only $1800; $1UU cash ance like pe RE ‘ASOR REALTY 9608 St. Charles rd. W te Ti0e. ( lepe ndent on a land- $10 down, $> | | - we VAbash "62 (c 99) Sundave and evenings. COTS Ae Here Om brick _Dand corn > or i} DUPLEX HOUSE—Real country home, or | tently locate rental: vieldes 'O per cent; price $15,000; | 2 an r ¢ ‘ *R AN SA7R._ - . , BOx * f sin, West O uso! a 4 ink opts ¢ Investienrte e€ 0 prised rissk JOHN S. BLAK TZ! -. 32°! ba f ir resi den ‘ BALA E & NC FE. Vent, F ASY rth ‘Wh ed rave aquipped $7500 yy A snap - BRO... 815 Chestnut JOS. r. DICKMANN R.E fie g23 Chestont | * HANDY LL FARM—40 acres. Maxville; cood improve: eler av.~ Si ‘* if 4) > 1) ments churches and scnools f: pes ruit é, : HERRMANN. "3413 | BR ng IN CHARL ACK ix 1d WN water. gas. € etrie: ear car: terms. CArtield RAS3. terms. Quick "S] O00 =t ( hari ee rd. $11 WH) per acre, leas ‘EASOR, Realt res WANTED. ellent location investi ore. Kirkwood 1158. (c) ce “hat Ri KM rd., + ean . 100 acres St. aries ‘ Prick REDUCED TO 85250. 2° Poon (tt) ner acre. i , One acre &! 62° > Fiaston. A Se mer t C) 7 electric 15 ‘ nieres et a _poMnoy INV. CO. | n ning hard road nd 5 roeMe: all modern ¢ ven oultrs Pi iiee a 0 3 + pices: ant Be * ee tite CO. Rea EDM DW. 1. KUNS RLTY. Co. Lindell 7800 | (Ones) aan | COLONIAL HOME | ‘ a ‘\ (,uare‘iiv eaanenene Sa Li—A beauty s enet: 7-roon oder rdwood floors, ‘louble i bo . " rr ind. all feneed: LAY ROAD sf ‘ ver ] i rT se” oe 19 R( 2-ACRE WELT. WYDOWN OG 744. I OAKS iUTH come ESTATES OF CLAY 'TON KD. Hs 8 BAT “WOODED LOT “COT we ac ber. AGE. T 4 ite ‘ } Seen property. then Linh . Waaner. 2818 Park avenw ant ane rooms, of grounds, “leg n impre a Price $3 1: 50 HEIBEL 8816 , HAKVFEY\ BROS.. REALTOR. CEntra!l Bidg.. Clayton (c} (ots) | WYdown O89 i esate rea fiom Nice Tittle home near Meramer Highlands and one acre of ground for | terms. ae ory $1500: TERE CO. 107 M. 9th st. — bert. 5959 Rids St. Cherise rd "Abany e. FOR SALE-—TWO ACRES miles from Weilsten 2226W. Geo. Sei- + you i. 3 . Grand. doing , BE ging at “9 CIT’ VIEW. advantage of this || to select best lots glyisi “ash payment. » MAD ce easy ni: nt) ily serme: se.ect to W ATSON. rit ROU RKE, RE ALTORS. Risererce 4310 471 Gravois. —_——_— 2 ) Brick: 5 rooms pate breakfast room; tile bath: hardwood floors; 3-car garage } with side drive: 2 blocks from dina ear; teboinys $10 Ht} caeh, hala nee $i) per nth!. Owner lives on premises. WAbash | | DU): —M ™ " 7 b % T - | COUNTY HOME ji ne: 1Q-room frame. xtir: large large hall. bath ‘ae it. water, furnace: al ine laree house ideal for phys sician Into two-family 70 price only $10,500, Eelijott WAbhash | FAIR OAKS LOT OWNER WILL SACRIFICE Fair Oaks Dr... owner nonresident 4a be quick; 1 aere $7000 asked; want a CHAN NCEY P. HEATH CO... GAr. 3165. AC REAGE BARGAIN Lad ue rd. extension: 3 % sii be dupli- $5500: R500 cast ASTON TRUST ‘COMPANY, Forest "1370. abs Pes STMOOR PARK pLAT In “Little Flower Parish.” t} high-class, modern, heat. tile iia reasonable. ; ehow JOHN Dec r( *KERY ~ HOME WITIT riot For sale or lease: bunga low, ¥ inds: { 1002 Chestnut */ ser iv 48 616. (“a ba , f Be: autiful Frame Residence Florissant, near Catholie schoo! and ehurches 5 reomé, hath. 1% ucres is it land shade trees. termé. ie LIVvion> STON. Inc. WYdowp NAAT NEW BUNGALOW ~ BAN HOME PRETIX G ae. RI ri it on easy } ot -m , a og un % aa Iw wb tl mers ful fe vate St. John Siat won: _— CHAS. L. WEBER. 119 N_ 7th Hh ARMING BU NGALOW 6 i _s EF rs ae Unusually well bu! It ith face brick on al! sides by owner fer hi sh me; de lightfully rranged, handsomely finished and decorated: fine tiled bathroom; hard- «42° a a} “ s ; . fi ; 4 wood floors; hot-water heat; con rete fre nt drive to 2-car gar: > jot & 65: beau tif Vv tuated « hig ul oe’ broad P| isi lv = ‘ iad ’ \ - pen, « Ok orice ; "IE: j ; \ a S R17 OF: arson mh “ blocks elt t. i Charles rd a rare bare “FRANCIS. PERRY-RUTH, ~ COUNTY HOME Pardee Road. near Bus schs Gra! New modern house of o rooms water. hardwood f ; . } 1? '410 NN. 7th t pie it Ly a look i eo HAASE Rie LTY CO. § "CO O21 MOKE LANDS P. AR RK i place to ive - ht u offering a location at 4 special | at our tract office on Wr: HOLBROOKL p L, “AC KW RT. DER REAL ES STATE TRUST CO. Sa M Ain ri S005 5056. V \LLEY HOME sie THE COUNTRY ESTATE OF THE LATE pat WM. H. THOMSON _ RCADIA IN THE OZARKS. This delightful ald heme. oy nag” A many land beauty. is well B gtr ove 5 Bl! Louisans: 26 acres. eountry house: barns. stables. outbuildings. ek jon. ¢.; lot price; quick possess JAs. CC. MORFTT, Realtor. t1z2 EK. Bix Bend rd *hone WEhbstes PAH} E? 4 —— _n« ak TORS CoOrr ns STION SOLICITED. i ae oe ; LD AST MONTH. MORE “BUNGALOWS NOW READY IN T anne Wyn D. " 1 e724 and BF: $1] Bracies : rove. re w 4 5 large od tio tiful fixtures re 380 nabie pmce tit smd ~ id] overnr ungaliows tn the last thre har’, Hliand 6197 — G Arfield ascHorrPr. 214 alumet Bide For (*} hoice vounty Acreage See Wipke of Kirkwood *) and 40 acres. on Lay rd. fust .. Warson rd. fust north of Le om buns weat of » hard road 2, Kirk on O53. 1al] acreage in | ‘100) i key corner 3 ' - St. Louis Land Company Room 1224 International Life Building St. Louis, Mo. * . : fj vd ACRES FOR SALE Wonderful roadhouse with 52 acres, ’ re > it UL a ~ bargain: $5500. car line, Pear | | 15 miles out on Mancnreter; doing big |) Seven rooms. 4 ye out é i CO. i businvas. Real Var sis7l, of ground —ae with ruil. pe ad: LT BEN ALTHEIMER sta | Sa000; - “st i Pie ¥, zw, en.; ~~ , ' er al! Sunda poss 30-acre dairy farm, % mile from dleton av. Bre oy 2 chicken houses 7Ey $1 DOWN AMP 2 4 Wee |i ; 0 | nt Boats. Sal av. Brent SUBDIVISION i Also hsve a number of good emall | McCRADY. wood. Has proven a success for the man who farme on state highways and homes un +] BEWOOD Mo. Pac. and Frisco stations at ; Pa- | | | cific, Mo, On hard read. Good house, | T? | | i ' . tla en oar dairy barns, etc Fe FEO. cit sash’ } , a i] 'never had a chance. building iote. liaey terms for anyime |) | |! | BUNGALOWS ' Anyone can pay $1 a week. Some buy-|'| desiring to locate in the @punty. See ers have built their homes under our term#| | pReNTWOOD RANK TY co. | _ ore Se of $1 down and $1 a week playmente pla | | gse5 Manchester {td. ler 2868 || electric, hot and cold water, tile fe aN and W.odson rd. | | at sal aches _— é in office on grounds. CO. wiih utc to street care. a R salle | BEN. “"ALTHEIME yee Bee REALTY f $4500; $500 town, balance rent. ss Beautiful Home in Modern 4-room frame: garage, ' v sd Py St , | WARSON ROAD HOME | St; Louis County |||) (rut, erapes: owner save sell, a6 | , | || $4000; small down payment, bal- AT LADUE ROAD ')i} mee lke rent; right at car line, Bight hcetes S baths, sunroom, =| Berry rd.: 10 acres of beautiful large | || , sleeping porch trees and srubs: a Y-room white frame t Matt brick bungalow: mode Garage for four ¢a | lresidence containing on first floer re-||)| throughout; owner leaving, says se Three acres, beautifelly land- /'|ception hall, living room, dining room, |||! at once; one block to car sca ped, | Bienen. pantry and breakfast room: = ‘iil bus, ene fare On Ve +r "eo 1It fiond floor, & bedrvomse and 2 tile bathe: | | Park av.. Richmo Heights; CORN ET & L EIBIG | jinterior finished in white enamel; hot-| | $6000; $200 . down, * 719 Chestnut ' water meet, Rerewoes floors: for sas, || rent. land pa === MiRSISELPPT VALLEY we 9°... Ast. We. specialize in poultry fruit farme, one te five acre lotta Val Look at these beautiful é' || from $8 per foot up. 'Ridgetop acre lots today, Clay- | ,SADDLER-DOTY KEJ aT hy ton Road between McKnight |{{ $5 semen ‘sznille sou of Mary {h| ||| “US Webster SUS6W. ‘and McCutcheon roads, all im. Matton Re. seed Tyee eu | provements made and paid for. ‘Salesmen on grounds. Albert) T. Terry & Co., 823 Chestnut | dairy ilarm. 50 acres, Baxter Rd., west side, it 1T—Cholee. 60x200, at Carsonville: wb \%-mile north of Manchester Road, r, gas, electric: real bargain; very easy good well, 23 acres in timber. i , naan Ot Ay ln, lin lng ii. 50 acres. east side of Rott Road, | §Us2Z0U: price and north eof Watson Read, S-room Cavir £19 Dai TRUST house good epring, near Sunset Hill Country Club, } —_—-~— Turner ay.. Carsony 63% acres, Dougherty Ferry R4.. of Natural bride rd. 8 blocks from . : ivy acres; due d W ds. - 4 wb : 32 acre Lad an arson rds BUT A HOME bone nt 15 acres; Litzinger - | peers 8 Litzinger r ; ' rooms. bath. sun reom. pict . A HOME NOT BUILT FOR SALE jriveway: lot 60x160 feet’ rest ~~ ns i a ge a et ce SO ti, atte ee ee ae near Clayton and Lay rds., an’ aa Manchester rd. and Rock | Or profit; built on a knoll 2 1 prs 4 Sy Ae Manchester, weet of Bal- | | feet back from the road, over- ; jis ee a oye he YOREST as, ; wit a 15-Teot-w cemrn rive ° i6 acres; cast sive Denny rd., south — leading to the home. There are | ee Ring ~3 ? . one floor. patjalebed . east side of Denny rd. two knolls — = pacer my) A ws er; wails well- built home. f-car « at tre Clayton and Manchester rds. | tate con necte ya ee ee » forest trees: ag gy a, aout wl over 100 feet long, which con- * and kiddies. “Address Owner. 10 acres; Warson ~ = | nects the beautiful woeds with Y-708, Post-Dispatch, i . 7 acres, ss gy oe cast side of @enny rd. ae lawn. This estate of 7 re me ‘ with all kinds of fruit, shru E Sid between Clayton and “IBIG rds. bery. evergreens and flowers; garage. ‘Servant quarters sepe- INVESTMENT—The wise young Oj CORNE T & ZE G The home has 7 reoms, 2 wage earner invests his m - 40: ——— rate. Zig CHESTNUT. | baths, shewer, sun perch, open esiate: splendid lot 60n1 — fire «rate, living room 28x16, til.; terme; eacrificen,. Boz ©7212, Peet Scott-Neweomb olf burner, Dispateh. vinator. +. o— _ j —— - r , ery modern aeat no © Beautiful N ecw } as Inn on the, perth aide East Se. ane of Watsen eigh ouse fv ‘HinGe ss0r ‘ SS t ef Denny road. Leok fer vr eS ery Bungalows west of Denny road. Look far 50x12) located to T. MOORE. Kirkwood i151W. Terms Less Than Rent Brick or stucco bungalows of ron four or five rooms, with tlle : samt “aees *, room baths. hardwood floors, etc, ae ; situate th most desir- —— mes “ oo ‘est of St BU BUNGALOW —4 rooms, modern : gimost able location just west of ot. new: quick $37 50. Box 207. gouth | uis. Drive out today to Poat-Disna teh 6; “TT? * FY LK. 7ENh—_ fh: ent wood. DARSTDALE $-rogm cottage. | ain MARY. 1520— bungalow. {.reom Bg . . is oF? te utifr ar ow fh. (8500 Olive Street Road) eee a conetrut then bee theo. nang CA And let our salesman show LAND. 4 “HAssELARING RK. E. CO. Chem you these modern bungalow 1 uu bargains. Bus Service from P0x175 fronting ‘North and South rd; ' $° Delmar car loop. ron) <300 on ganeier: AL ee * 20x 140 on oriiz ie I—Treom house, ' 207 W. Pendleton ev..| chicken house. fruit rere, lot Tita JOSEPH DARST REALTY Soll’ Guadaw. COMPANY. Brentwood Me <RADY. Apnly at 15 Adame s¥ GArtfield 6336 105 N. 8th Bis future fi fer , ¢$ ria effiicency pp Mi MON. Ie ith bath: oni ' with OY Shows’ Bartels” esas. oes Waoruns tie neti — An anal, cee ARs ame se. o ~ , lle cme stmt: Sadat PANNA yt fare a tine cone eeeponaery, a Ce

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ange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. | __ ut se ¥ #52000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange ngatows, Cottages, I tats, Apartments, Ke = ae — Com 10B ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. : SUBURBAN PRO ALE JIBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE ‘ f SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE BU — s | SUBU feiss Session Ushe Webster Groves Webster Groves ait pick. colonial’ residence Over i . John Stati ersity City :. om trees. wire . — nas Sea = Maplewood PoUusE—Mo G-room, in Bristol school .. Fae ores’ . 7 ’ ag “i it y builder; 4 CGOTTACGE—» large rooms: electric: lot | BURTON, 8816—Beautiful modern, new To Responsible Purchaser _ ) gt —— able price and teims. . Lae -irntial district: f ~ || | SRS Co rer ggg net | dele ase sheds; Al condition. | 6-room_ brick bungaloe —— + wih. coll sew, tecee am: Gani: Paesie owner. WEbster 1339W. fe) esi . or = e > | LON, &§ k. : r-oceu . 160. Webd- $5500; $500 cash, balance $40 o= ~ — rm | ee d seine gy Heh re electric, prick residence. University City: not-water | OQUSE—4Toom frame. lot 100x ' e o-room frame; thorough-! nace, hardwoo heat, tile bath. witn shower. copper gut-| ster Groves. $2500: terms, COMMUNITY . ss ay E AL > HOME d § AN QO BE FOO ED? * i ol 4 Circle ad r 26385 La-| Wi rAu —New ( | \ | | j} per mont 8 Circle drive or 2600 La- | u + nce Bait rent a |! : | ; y n m; closets, hardwood floors. ga-/ near schools and store, x ede clece rd. Hiland 197 5. DOYLE. (80) ee: mode n; oes a 7 . HN ;} ters. concrete side drive, @-car garage: nl} EAL ATE CO.. o£ ° Se etene ; a | Fon pusmac var soiree Tate or vacant | 44% candy location, "A." B. JOHNSON. | camh “oelance”enay terms) SE JOHNS | Sereauct EE a nies Bacto le. gornee Jeera ; vat 4 aa 2 ‘ aes qd. very atta g . . “9 ; 7 vr - al D 1clp an teres . ) ~ bea utifu! cionia ome. ‘ o « weal = De : tile ° OS Op a —Small; in good neighborhood: | Dash 114. Open Sunday ang evenings. (¢ 385. Post-Mis [ HAVE a ae © : 560x160; 2-car ga . o st tn tae 4 4 : | COTTAGE maii; in good neighb: rhooa ee: “4 ). spa tch. oniy % bieck from ob ateneid i | ors, wt . If you have ever wanted to own a home—if you have LiL | Seat SU -—- —- —— — TF lot ‘100x218: garage, water and elect: Sxx BURION—o-room brick bungalow; New 6 pane Pe... — ben Sed $13. 000. WEb- Orchard ..”*” oe 2 oo : tay , ie RN lll ge spat ye ne ti Lag bmn young fruit trees: a real bargain for| bath, furnace, water, gas, electric, lot cw, Rooms and Sunroom Commas? S's ENNO KRAEHE. 732 E. Big Ww. “pe eb ane | = i? CO. MAin 2813. decided that there is no chance for you—then you have |) : aplewood room a — Patron cage , $3200 cash. Take Creve Coeur) 302160; near schools. stores, and car aoe Lot 502150: double garage. side drive: — Fieldson Terrace ei . | | ba se pargal 96250; terms. FINK: | Cat ge gy FP tll ln pct aga + INS RE ALTY CO. S808 St. Charies rd. | "Ot-Water heat. copper cutters. tile bath |TDTo_oeauiliul sberwoed Forest; and Spring mad. oe 3 been fooled. Hiland 3863. = blocks orth: ask for) JO} gry z | with shower: complete and ready to move | AAT abeiGe. paont 256. M. P, ie. ardie. If you want a : 2530 (Maplewood. Mo.)— | mune nq | into without a cent of additional cost: | tr S onDW “or WHEbster 1656W. ‘c) at the above; are . — PL. 1441—S-room brick. al? ae ape é = "OREST. S80 S—7-room bungalow: bath | DAVis. SSxx—Nevw 4-roo 1 ogy nce it i — cash Payment and easy monthiry , Yet - : 4 a , ao ' ; d condition; in cemses t iD -room Med n bun- F tn. | qd x1 floor. furnace. water terms: 1311 Ax LoTs- d0 feet each: Frisco av.. Wed anc can bought fore] terme, a ae - gon oe re N take $500 for my equity; go- ws > toma rice $7000: terms: | eloctet rmaeees re. large jot block — A. THOMP ‘SON R. co St Semis near Big Bend rd.: covered ae i.e shopping large beau- LOT—Best bungalow lot in best part of | ae, a. ee conveniences: 4, | Ww Abash 114. ©nen Sundar and evenings. | rant saaee Y AND ELE BUILT ye —-ieeni oe. oo for sale at low prices : f ’ 1 rd. ll jJocated. QOLL Tudor | é $1200: loeated tn ty ~~ “Nepememns Grove. Maplewood; 60 foct this week at #25; | Diocx LOT —100 feet. well : . . i a cE ”. 7 §. Oth. | LOLl—ittxibo; I Fm k from St. Cha * Pree Beatin e amy, t ee ; $75. ti We are not fooling you. We have sold others on this CDR tS | “Td: cheap: will divide. EB KUHN, ‘Heat | Sta Si Johns Station. oe New 6-Room Home _ |Sxner_ shone Main 2 a | Ii SS ‘hc pre ° : itt Was — sai eee 4 goer acter oo wee Estate. FOrest antes 4902 Lahadie | OLDEN AY... ym iSt. ee ee | IN UNTV ERSITY CITY MAPLE. it, ~ . ; i¢ j lea 2 low in Overland. Ww Abash 552 - long terms. | ST. JOHNS RLTY CO... SR08 St. Charles PASADENA, 442 ® rooms and sun par- ey i d sh ] ° tile bath. hardvood floors. s. _ + ; a eity and wil ractive eran. . ; o ‘ oF BU SH- BL RNS ™M. Ain 452 (c83) (oR3\ rd. - WwW Abash 114 Open Sunday I ais | lor Pick out your lot—select any loeation you wish—tell | TUXEDO, 9354—Drice Feduced: one floor: | WALLIS. 2530—*% hbiocks north of Lack- wbssn Lond on = TT | MERCER. WEnhster_ 1 rooms and si om. modern—modern | iand road. 300x300 oom n frst | VACANT Lar. re Ss A OU gil | RESIDENCE—U nusuai opportunity takes | ‘ ey ees ae a Oe St. John's Sta-| . i me to ae agg: | at Rang aly BA me : open _ e in ¢ « gyaernines WP id English 6-Too then move right in wa "HARD RANK. REALTY. (c9) | look at this Sunday nt there all day. | pr ‘0 = t. Want quick action. take | Six -rooms. mat brick Colonial a pod en stg Met sise and kind: y 2 u . e — ~ | ae Tv) MAL oe » Crver ~ 7 sty z Da ' (%- i - ; “ 7 S fu LEDO. (O3—For rent or sale; ¢-reem | WOODSON RD.. see, ON rMpodded a , BR. iy. Realtor. 706 Chestnut. GAr. 7374. | hs cag : Se cee —— cash for equity talks. KIrkwood S76M. | . fixtures. One i \ ro, Or FR. foe 1% — ~h , tnut. all directions, > on ANE yt S 3 golf clubs; fine chapel a ~~ 3 , 43 sical lalate ‘ a nad churches, a rood bur * esa “a a ps A plan without red tape—a plan that | WOLFSBEKGER: ‘BORTH ‘REALTY ca | bat. fronting 37 feet on Marshall av . i wow Just 3 blocks north ot | biock rom school, church and os Pine Lawn — *k roa suitable for floriet, | ' i SHERWOOD FOREST HOME—+456 Baker. ‘itll nese center. churches of a ANNI: ete casei, lle ” Sn eee a eorner Lockwood, Webster Groves. Fight GLENM ORE. 64 U——D-rom brici Mulika~ | 4° iT} Gr pvaset i. 6 vy y i x i — Moving away: forced — F ‘ - > OWA . : rooms, twa baths. large lawn. bow: Ii } ic, OBK floors oOpper ve. 42S. Sa. s0Uh EALT ¥ ? ae of my bea utifu 11 home: a ‘ : — ~~ . +4 *—E—o- room. i [. EPSTEIN & SON, utters. : age: Jot 400x150). ve oF. 6 CRaries § 5d, Li 4. : Iv: 7 rooms, including sleeping a Af = ; bath, furnace. water sty iim , = . che oo 4 sun verior: bardrood floors throu i 2-4 7” Vinita Park | ot ) batt : garage and basement, Price | (|i) A SPANISH 4. RE AL EST ATE DE T MAin 216°. 617 ¢ hestnut. LA is “toot; Jus: P ener e c limes YE Ww é Upial IT; MAPLEWOOD PROPERTY FOR SALE Natur: > Tid road Address ow.er "4 (; 7) y ; + ; QUt: the Sata . J , 7268 Sarah st.: modern 6-reom brick: -3% Gravoi —_ ‘r BU Xi AL Ww | BUNGALOW—+4 rooms, — a wong a = } GAY AND CO. Jit. cas. electric. furnace, -car_ £a- ANOLA, 37135—2-reom. 4-room m efficien COMPL - TEL Y FU = SHED ike. Wabash 201W. 2401 lee B34 TEDO. f41—6-room residence. Dea'tt:- f 4 > —_— —— ~ 2 , o ee Street made: fine home; alse 7550 y Fro BASF N- TAYLUR rR. sr BUNGALOW ———— 3-room ficiency ful grounds, owner leaving it will aid in a beautiful and \ it »\ BE \ ~ ri yN T R [ wi} { .) av.:; modern 6-roem brick resi- «CO Easton and Tayior ‘ : io ° 3s ‘ag A lose to schools churches an tra nsporta- | a@acrifiee: make offer. WEbster PAS f : i) @ential se tion of W. es ae — " aN wedi wail. Nie £0x150: house well arranged VARDPALE, 3543 (6400 west )—5-reom is a beautiful earn ~age and | tiOR: easy te: msc _ a oe —_— TUXEDO. 703-—6-reom modern brick | (|) Setting well back from ’ | Ls 6428 Curtis; 4 KAMP, 105 N. 7th st. GAr. ick SCiNefpek. -I ¢ | ae > 51m pe] a, tii 3 . owt ~ ee ‘| te zt : ur ot S0x155: 8216 Jackson: Grive | TREMBLEY-WILSON_R. E. & L. CO.— | On the right of estranes rf Pe hia | ag . Lom rt hot wate! 02 ‘T iOt ; ee losutte cee 4 #y } . _ , a > Pas alas iyd si Mas -_. , ea , Sh ww ; ©fikas i " $ Js nd 3 cs any Be eo ameter ait Write for map of Webster and our | a.) i) ® sunken living room ef terms: open Sundays ir tree: : . onion a ee - ' i cemiveniiathanell west of Big B neighborhood =» Bilan EAUTIFUL DOUBLE COTT blocks. W : ( — . Push hor ‘ 4 ) AGE Oey TY A bash =f ‘ eae ith base (HAT NCEY P. HEATH (O.. GAr. 3165. - ‘329-3 S. A Da KD proportions. wi fireplace . Ta “ on y D PINE est hs 349U— Modern tor} 5 gym RDOCK, ——o we RY. | LIBERTY. 8044 — -7-room modern re*i- | $15.000 w bu! balance from the rents shelves and a balcony, © : SONGALOW— F r gale oF trade: bes ae Oe ee MUST SACKIFICE—OPEN TODAY prick Lungalow. well built ch walle: |... Ooms. Bodern. ele vly nee: hardwood fleors, steam heat: lot | “Ful! details of W. B. SHELP & CO.. 109 | At Siewes ait M UResis Seem Spanien. 6 rooms. Seth. garage: bere is University City University City 39 Rannelis, 5-ro all a a na — large gwar age Under | +3 : Ta) ’ , imne _ ety j : *“hle- wit! ma! ie naw “aAANG vB &- n. i detailse—all which co ta 3 th. ; ».€0e, $1830. mpit : - _ 4 i ‘ u e Wad ae n rt {i} ‘ se imayr “Bun n ‘Y wa low Ba ra; } 17} ~ Tage. ‘ f of} york 0 . - a. ~ RST. i>): ew ” -FA A WIL. a S Neu he Wa Pash ni WRITE far map of Webster and our nies ' truly a wondertu! : at Hanley road. fa 2 ch — eC a sh AL, ’ in ROOMS AND SLEEPING PORCH: 2- e U + 8314 Washington. Vin ‘A } list of hom phone WeEheter ©4N0. | (1! If you are interested i « i . = 3-4. TA * ode oy 3 b ne woes ROSE ' ' ine Ww, . : : : iF ea SEVERAL — WEBSTER CROV ES TRUST Co.. Realtors. | ill nis i an exceptional * ‘Orin 0 nc wes “eT road ist € ri 2 L tO >i > ; - - ; “> Y. . Cahifor- ae for It may be purer a- rose CE D BLUMENFEL p hn FD ; ick Dungaler - icleneY | WEST LOCK TWOO?. / || bests of 8750 per =a. f jo REAT.- D-heil+: buv fr © t {ec * herhe madeen home. /& WEbeter 2400. ; + GAr > CHAUNCEY P. HF ¥ CO. GAr. 3165. Se j ~“ > “~Are ate - } = : ; a Contractor SEL SETS maeern: wma ea mma, Se | REASONABLE, Soom geen of oles overs” fees |eape eece gerd sme” a | BAIS ieee OC | $008 ae see eer y eee Gee 1) waoste cm eee 79 @ a =e GREULICH Si _ ‘) “f y ‘ . - . . ‘ m i . . : ~ ? “ ee ¥ ain " RIGHT BU ILDING | 4 MIK. ADO REALTY co. DL SGALU' 27 ae soie location, 4 —— ie a nese nen %-car garage; large lot: shade trees: very . CAhane 320 a al or . « Bethe arage: ajl heated by | ..™ gp censaes " oi. alle . y] “4 ¥ . ‘ . oe -ie gg t "°3 Wainxricht Ride. oe 6241 st a RBAN Av —FIsF let ee ae ee Sao ee ria . to Snri av.. the nort) iets AU . a, , 42x25: gas wat 4 Glectric. Rent Se nae te f a elt : SHERWOOD DR DRIVE a a 1 . = - . - “e | Y Fs ‘ : r= e ; ate oy : . . nn ; mtag BRAY. tg 706. sad G Ar. 13 . ste. I fs ] . 4 j and it oh oa ‘ ‘ e4 ]- . s ° ‘ > ’ 4 i ; 4 i : ‘ ne i . p. ner will loan money =a “> ~ h—L-stors rani Th 4 Lik}, ] 4) +? a ¢a Lites Rut T : rm. Pi, ' rt ) iid ‘ ren sé rn ‘ : ' af Pine 7 ws = ‘room an LF ot Pond. T ry33 SOOO a T * 44 : — ; ' ™ We have cump: fete d arrangement of f wth 1 Me SACS SO. ~ car | | t-4 teh. : a = age ae =e Pa a ne nigga ee ne 1] be surprised at th e. 5 Str; SOL To Pie | Exclusive Webster Section Home Rargain ' “few floor pians for bungaiows to be b LW. Ki AK? , es yy | LAP t—-OUZ 120; n. WwW. coi Nckson and: Lane- ) "y ie tne whties elesieic- amie {f0re av 7$ CRANE RE t § la rooms, = water heat, sleenine ' ae ia our new subdivision. between two new tian St ciiee” tends aa ee: le: bdar- | red brand-ne wk bungalow with §& & undat ‘ month} Ir : O rman, INE... 20¢ elm | —— Bg yy mi ‘ 7 ay aa — og | TREMBLEY-WILSO¥ | boulevards, Kinesighway and Mash —— | ig-sios me: lal rn, sain S27 ON. I t 6196) ma, sunroom eae ae BF rm le ao 09 Cheater + |CAhany 2403 i |shrn : cellent condition: a rea : uy ford AJ 4 3 rn : } rn ti] at ind ; ws ‘ : ; \! ~y ’ + ; 2 — . ; : sOuia Oi Mi Laran. on Ox oO ata 7 mause. fruit a: a oe . 338 WEST ARGONNE DRIVE. €al installed to euit purchaser: Jot 50x1]* OORNE Ze niveralt je: a | one. i FT. | Rox E- oe Post- Dispatch. \ Real Estate and Leans \ , - ! +e tha a e SOOVU, L. . nF “Poo! resid ’ 36 St Me} ue. J ] ria al ; , ‘ , . tr i ryVé ot § } ** € . ‘ ° ‘tap . KRRARGER, GIRALDE’ I y ~%y - ~ D. : Beg ere ee eo 54 PLP at Re ines pe Be Ver iat ny . ST TION : 5 oa living room sbitpet To, Se nut a “MoU ND CITY vas ST cO.., = rear yes — frame. ON CREVE COETR TAKE CAR a | y jar with fireplace: hath, hot-air W Ebster 308 . Louis c ov NTY. a ae a plete ve ame 6 roomea, hardrsod Tien rs, rT heat: nice ; near stores and trans- ; . © re 5O-foot Int. if na RE any “all Mr. Lawson. WEbster We are agenis for sew = 2 story. Sao that have Deen built me front sireete. sidewalks, city Wa. ns and _ ~— *%, tury. an , ' Nm 22 i “ . CFA! rSIiA‘l sestment in irkwood : 6-room brick resi- iy A — a’ matt “ay 7. = a ae tee ti ~ ati in ’ —_ : | oes “ge” “tena nal 1). inac rarace nt 3 r. lo. ret dence: conveniences; lot 140\ 130. ae nardweed floers. tile bath. bean- Bhan ongg ie er Bo gone ge ce [ie UTES Pre —— a nanerete constructic a. Salesmen on & ound | 5993 ee a oe oman a nak - walls, tars wheal for auto in garage. thi» | flat. tile roof. vitrolite alle meen | ee : , C “EW lote left in Webster Heigits. “6 | ‘ ere owners have ‘ rs. £48 and ele | e. Pin | . wer, nes. C ee ee meee C7: 3 $16 -~ foot: . as, speeersy, eS a 5 sndoateele wi MS and inre aa ; They DERN “BUNG cept auy rersonsee offer, of 9 Claxi oe 2-story a brick: furna pardwesd ‘floors, garage, KREARSOR. Realteurs, Kirkwood 115%. ; Pesan improvements im: walls. tur LOU ‘gate HOME. oe tn —ewes Se SGP eee le & teal Rome Pima Canes i. ne “wr how: ’ ned sorches. Califar ate _ ‘ . - in 4 Natural Bride wa et onsold. ) oe out oe OG Lie i 3? x } 4 - *? nm , : . : i. , mT : r : rs nie . Wh « |} sewers, sidewa'ks, bl “TS Rar am: sell. er 7800 west) to Carson 4:72! ae" 3 ies ite ua. | Park Riek Secilitenien: Mates” ie te oN 2ntit ne 7. ‘ny e n o rounds; tak . woor}-Fet- nicely rd.. 2 hlecks te Welsherg ter. Pp 1. D. atin Orn . Pitas ' > i. j ; Ero 3 , . . sta. : ] Quip- : . > : nv inwale tines cont - -* ‘. 4.2 Amieen. ant —- ] irn-rTon i & mF Lioors, RESTDENCE- : Naa ga iri i eA a (9% : PMT Ieg | om 6-room | Newlv-Weds Ke Notieea aia itera gO saat RR Boeee este caitagigl Or ae on es , 9 DEN $57 | ckhsley Piact, tile : “o a > —, mor} rT} . UX ee — - — , ERT - ” bie Q - : : e . o ~ esiw & e ’ i n* , rif } ’ : 2 i 'X-R 2c WOM RESI CE adi-« e ‘ ~ Tage, Cau nny sie wus, Woderu: SICAM | i. bhecar oe! Moors, tile bath. gara ea a ca pee — 1a eors. - brici orch: %-ca; , B. A. THOMPSON RK. CO, PArkriew OTF! ut_ decorated beautiful. high lot. 75x100: | prong te bot-wacer heat. siate roof, im geod com heat: fot GSai23-: gareace: cood SR ono : ; ner close to schovu)s ransporta- + _~a@tural Brida u i 5 awe. sid : t 508x150: terme LEONA. 10@xx—3-room double: rents $105. are trees shrubber: ate a real | aus — dition. rice $500 : Sea on md shoppu istrict: S850 See | new, brick bungslows: strictly mod hat é r 1497 Onen av.ic SCHNEIDER. CAbany 12322-0721, Wel Gos - E-403. Post- Dena teh, and arrangemer ' OWNER WILL SACRIFIE GRAF & CASF RETY. - ay or call Kirkwood 1039 hw ne Be ee ta hy 2 R.3d3 0 OT—rOx 14: ew ae “ge vt arti el e er oves rr) NDY WEASTER RU aw ws and yet con i‘tenps have ft S30" #B i a¥.: t-room frame, er gcuson, Vo. “- MINIATI a in gn Tb: , Yeo , curne Tee ee uf 4 . 2 i POO, rie; $72 Hunt, ri. i a ; be ‘we mt om mena EE ee: sill alle : at 100,499 ;7 Y Mr eT ARE phan heat bat anid $8500. ' ’ TWO. t AMIL Y FLAT BARGAIN gy yee : : - ~— — ' : Marna a an : "ie . Pp Ft aes : eto de oo , tg “ =, 4 : sy Piece Weal — r 333 By aoon hoituw-tile SB . fF) Matt 8 OF. - 4 Rois! shoe! dietrict use in Food con- en dwelling. with Mem A ae HOME AND INVES Ay B lye ol al | | with winding white reck drive. $11... Lin 71 AT a a hie it ‘ oe om terms. Call er see Mr. Sheika at erentio Seay | D tea ; . m ete ee ¥ : % * huncale. ‘*« The} hie wan 2 ’ ko ee RESIDENCK — thd §=Dowtwetiit shrubber: Kirkwood. “10 er evenings at KAlrkwood lanre ane eames - -gumsinniiien ° om fran a oO: t > 2 ' ou ‘eae le ee i Sct sa: ton Youll Can male vv-ice : 5 — . ' aia . ae -rToom hre 8] tren , 00 wri" } ing © : ; a atte a olestes Taz eon 1 FP hete »- S590] room 2 bathe, roof. and Oe TMENT LOT "] : + car nPoe ft ees “hr wAY &€€O. REALTOUS. hot-water heat. tile ‘17 Comman st.; sineie brick fist, . "4 vy Mi rivi . ™ ether thimes & house - ung om s. uUwner will sacrifice e _ . . or ‘ . in t é ‘ Peng 5 ot . . ata ; i ‘ : ‘ . -. ‘ - "7 a. 1? ? KIRK oe nD Trt ake Reoltare : Ts ae tf oe Srrenrt NITY. 6-room .brick: 3501 Pine Grn b4 5 nue. east of Midland ari ~} ip Pasting eat , ‘ a1 East being (rreracyre r - PINF TAWN REALTY €0.. ; al am - 2 ’ . a | a as aa on Sror would naiurally’ have. 7 “gage an aaa ae ee | ha BONY : Adem: G21 Nereral Reid “tenes OR } ' inda 3 imar rd.: SHERWOOD FORFS T BEAUTY bg warage to match the ol BRICK RESIDENCE q barge? in cenit o : , iD a Tf 2 ' . ye el ian - Con" on tis OT] e~ Parneii «t & rooms and 2 TOOM eri; inge tr " ag - ’ , ; pov wit Tutnitwur f n- é n > ras Pacific. Frt: : rome | ; . ; f : A a : ' T sal al | top sag Jew Ba y Hills. 55x1A ° ~t amet s “Leg n oh 3 rhood sf eo ¢))- It — . . . — 4 ‘ r ’ aim} wer! “ut r¢ + ie) Wi Lf. ' \ TH MO. = y rey’ 7 eee + ry lio : ar ; pote | i ’ , , =. JEft?: "RON S304. 00 P . ec . Basen on! ‘ a Sric Z a 349 A ie nese ar Tv bes : 63 : | e19 ‘Brivemuer & roams. 2 a REAL 5 last lh! le a ae ee : = we pungal rie ng a Q wi =a — — — — a } a ' % : A ; ’ wa ; apis oe iielas , aa eo ee NORTH MOOR PA s An t fine ‘ar garac CK mim OLD OPCHARD BANK RLTY. HOE FERGI SON RF. ar ry ome and bal ara won eja-s agente Lane — AR eh RESIDENCE. alennauin C'inb One black rY ~ &ROOM TT cCh, NEARLY SEW. hee, first-fleer aime Koesuth av.: @ roome, tile Atwater a4 = riassnt bh} cele agenesis co aoe an ae . : “ : oi ¥' iti 5 oe »L9 3 m residence. a rt} 15 , Pen. + ' 4 erry + 0 chen! Modern. bic trees: price reduced: terme. | ee : ° Coors, fur nace. brick ; ‘ . | ao - ‘ rm ¢ ’ * . : er 3 . ‘ ; o 5 , T ?’ ag 5 Tos? 7} ? } rr +o oor a cage. hy ahr *, 3f . : rn Wie é Ww. BROWN GArfiela RAR °° 4 4 - ~ “ace aim - : . THES Er tien. . ) INO TOS Weineriah: ‘a ’ arti = - $8500. : BEL-N RES IDENCE Glendale Nav. screens, cleciric fixtures. for $1! et aE sted EB ts st Na- G00) Bh —S-rooai bung: pod: | nes Pats iin Are , d . : OWNER WILL SACRIFICE a4 | 3 Gile nos 4 tile bath. = . aregge erga ot. r new'y Aerorated’. ha: Bigs He te secant : Hiland 46! OUT Ea Mer | rl Seattle . ANT. > rs ~J Simmens: very modern 5-room bun » © 5 ir | ve garage. . , “ie . +a ; 4 , , sai . ; ; ; Fen 17 4 ‘ I “= rio : ’ ; hregn ik PR we il ea - r. ‘ Os rice. c : ’ slnw Seine “Pp raracr: a terms. | . se or, : heat : o ag r. ANDREWS RD. 7213 Ne evr. 6 rng =" ‘ . + . : ‘ o rt TT Y > a = ‘OO? i Fa | ; “u “ROOM FLAT 90x «trictiy modern: 63Sx1 ey. Cali Lindell . . = , : as > : * d ’ oe “ee : i E " ay ase E : om i ;* ‘ ’ ‘ 1 be, hi, adn p. 8 NI sn 4 2O00— TE RMS = +4) } ‘ Club P ; 4 ie 4 LZ > at ame flat: = 3067. eee ‘- itie (;Varanty Ridge : ryt “aia ee Wom) TASS ~ - n . & rooms. ict 50x26 Tier Algonqui is eS ov ARE ery oa ed; arace two FOSKIN-GARRFRT.STATTERY x] res ‘ : Dt ew ggg ' ‘ LFri;.? wale he naar: ’ y. Peasonadie % y 7 Ome. corner. ; . = : wexcelient condition. | 3 ete ae ee RY. a” Swae hens fickien @taed |” : ng iii “deme agg ae (ithster 9940-7 : 2 isco, 4 rooms. big lot 47 sor annie ie INVESTMENT PROFEE ¥ nt ‘eA: ot. ormandy;:; 3 TH2S8 J. t—Northeper cor - tmotlern y and Glendale. 3 rOoms, deautifu! Colenial, wit dex a ; nna — n hot-wat NGAI ow : | La 7 ‘ 4 reems, new brick burcalon . has all con- — ——~ - : 2 ° Oe POS bs otek - av - 0 ‘ % 2 . . ' orth of | lee ar een” ane . RR CAPE, enwnces: ste the owner on premise ae. Seetees wees th RO CNS i ner foot. © Cinger 3 aston rXEDO RI 1. WEbster 2930 Mheter 59agy | i rh cry ; : a > ’ > n mA wi . 105 X, ii a «a GArfleld R71 » il a ‘ 9 vi 4 3 ' pat = “ f . ‘EP 4 ) ; ‘ Ta yk F-5} rexiderer RI wf AL Ar = | carr, t-rnom . . Pu REAL TO , &. room house. with xt. rs. si. MARY A S644 ormandt i——9-room | LOT] hmond Heihts 100.4. eerie ee re en : mederr: pt Swmrenit he Funiee, 1 bleck : a heat: owner lires @ ae 9411 & OWNES rete roy brick. 2 manlow. gutame; Ories 000M | Bereki location tee wide = 5 IDEN s— Pxclusi devtial ae | Perth of Marshall av.: in ened order. | Cor NTRY HOW IN (ITY tenant to vacate sen ‘i N. Newstead avi: 4 ~ J fom ot oe - Reerst ’ UNITY RE erie new 1 ty -«to ; m brick KAMP. 8On NN. Te . &Arfield 824°". nt reome 1 &-stery bungalow t 657 Amelia: on JO : ame nl inveatmen ——— . ts nentions + &TR ACT... A dtaint ee: Tm N?> Tis “neice kor Tekan eS git Tyg lneg tad ia Rineis 4 | ee : heat hardweed f'aore ms ‘ water bent: listed a alk le day LICH. Grand ite re Al La : \\ a row rm - - , — _ , ates ip ; ry . eR one sn — — . _ _ — . - " . ne ved . eee _ x . a ie é > ; ie ow se Finn, : . aes POT erent es er nr = haihse- . } uM she after. tee f S ee . ay ver ngs. Brivate grreet. for sale: real barca ee - fe) | ots; ce: 500 a eiciail : 2 arene ag a Cae %. GPX ments nade si nee a gg eet el ae = rll . "i al near (fansport2 inn. open today. 7 W «& Highland: an Seam Dey »aner o% a . hort , ae . - r: i ‘ eat asi at «a A po ; ° "FP oe | > ries me yt ea dl z = - sa ; % J S efi 1. R nea Terrry is ia * 7 © ¢ +4 . t Ji ISSa Nt xy Y E \\ ( 7" OL r INI Al, | : jun f al al | 4 z ; 1g ee je : ; er ) ’ . ; Jf1T) re cnice., } ‘ : ; yr ; ' ar . = fears ' tr ORCH RD R ANK REALTY ‘ -eaidence: hamiwood. floors, “ * Central it gre! i pais . - . ak Pea) wh. MODERN Bt ‘f \} aw 4 on ‘ : EST 7 q 4 i . — — a a a ! ‘ - , [T° a i. Qr 7%) Cac rath. s'*am heal; ti! oa BS % ‘ ? r . i 43524— Fo ur-reoem cott Srliifrie’, ; wd “ ’ A Hs ; ab Normand 1 iv, 2 : ee ee eae” > — Pe eet, ‘ f cy 4 +, and ™ : same : # atl c - 4 _ ., ’ SN ——" $25 Pier Ree ere Rr} - fort let: garage: on'y » ~ th 4 -~ = ch | . . *% ’ es is + ad or : M r mM. : > . ; ia wT t. “ - « ~, 8 = ° " ne reas . ‘ >. , re ‘ om gs . - . . *« , at . ” Ne o pie, 4. — Z ~ 4 ~~ A? an oe ee ee - GOT PEAT Subls — adits aa, " ; a - — WERSTER HOME =08 S. Ma . and es a¥ & a Phgeonite act Tih . oe ‘ hve ort = ’ re k ’ bs ~ = Bir awe bey 7 . ‘ 4. :, ; FOR ECT OSE with ‘are living mom at ‘ faTage: ~—, a > eae or FFINRERG & JONES. PE ALTORS ae. [O. cereee eee ST NGALOW—Ideal new, hrick: ell col foMmhwest com nw) an m the bedreome is 1452 Se =! WON Taian W” Seieteeds ae -—— 3 an "sae "" —Brici : evienc © lecation: 3 rey mn. | mart ay.: 1 ‘284: 8 rooms. + rie heurht larser pines took | A. 3211-5 reoms, bath, electric. cs Be . CARMA PRINEET ae . wee re ee =r ian ed , - 7 _ y } : ZRS REALTY CO , oe. en . ‘ + — - Ger $4700- @ebtect te best best offer. : se - > = paren (it i opriegs_ i} KIRK WOOD TRUST CO 218 F Big , i ; ~ fot. Ageni«, GA rtfieic a, Ines p 4 ee | € we ON Setanta « Bhd (Ao SR PC HI 0d my. AAS ART WOR dS ANS ly: Rage Sg Lat - ie ae MIRE Peas adil ee > . - — coe fh RI aA a trce eiesteenae “ —— — Sou ; ~ SL hh, ; ’ . y . —_—— — Realtors. TEA va extn rt “Tae . : ean | City. 2 bio " a mdliaiaieins . this TWO REAL RBRAUTIES, ‘aren gun perer ‘3 )) 7 Sa e , aoe ae i \, r 3 Bl ins RH bl rani! : , ore aft one ai Califs Tat pe . ry rm . 4 ” t fT eer , a7t #48 . . (yrove Bungalor —— - UNIVERSITY niLTS tor —— caicmane widhie Maal ema ae ound + ind cartes: ~ | LTY - ee . - 5 ie ’ 1 Fille | ita . penis 1a aie “pti gue “— ' ; : SF 4 T &@& SONS REA z ae aie a wees a : ae a 6 wht cenne Se ’@ inte .son ror on ee 3 oe 1. P_NASH REAI TY s a. “6510 iene 1 acto, Ot. an hater One “ia a: th ine Spanish type. red ti We can cive yew a >in ee ~. S16 Chestaut st. MAID : , CR NI 7 —~-FOGmR brick. RES [De N' [| Poarys. ; + hy ret, : : sch ; *> ; . ‘ roneien hc nasi ° Dar: tt eni. furnace t. vial ; 4 | ry _— . huliv — . y\ ? ae “ae Ra ant +O te — nso 4 Peary r3'noae r NIVEA $8. ~ “ vt a = y fey : r : , if * hint .* ms m / Wi tt Realky Cn ; rwys "9 ty : VAT ? — — _ ; Pa : ‘ ~ , > on = . : it de ‘ “he ts & » eed : + f jot Ll7u 2. £500 ‘ ——s ie SALOME 1 )) y _ ' . os — emen ano CHI STNI T a § so : Toth ‘eo rest °F Leer 7 .. a 5x12 are 9b “437 “a. J. ee . & (O.. REALTORS. i 3} i] = . ‘ +? mn? Dry Le " TT; ° ¢ . ’ » , rut — i} _ a: i ‘ : x ’ ‘ : oie 3 ai +e od ‘ ; 4 { ‘ Near traneper' { ' : hea . , ate P ' - . . LY. . - . —— : ac ° : Kirkwood MK tion Tonme new. near transports ni ‘Maple, Overland. 9) | Rinek west of Bellevue snuit of St | 7308 Nn “hace. cares. cleciriz: price $4400, Eos} 415 W. JAC KSON RD. : BUNGALOW Modern i west nm erin y ‘se ore sun renm Aving reom { Q a ~ af 2 ain a : op Fr 7 . - _ ad rs “1 a b er nee * , “lal 7 * . — — 7 | 3- room house 175-fomt frent. 3 , — xe . re M4... 2 Blacks gorth of Wateou rd. bas {has fireplace, hee inealows: cash or terms to uit. J. and OP EN ST “ND AY | flonre: 6 hath: toes: cqrtwon! | CENTER Ft. Gk—Dungalow and T acres) sarge. ade ‘nomes "ts tian’ heal 505 LAE AV tr the cond ti _ ¥ nets LCi oe, } trou . = car ascr aa . atcha aaa AS yt , . ME SEY ‘ , . \ery tes) ran . eme- ; cation. fet =e" in a tio p be ONIN ©, ii ici ve iN war ‘ PP. vas » BUNGALOW—$4500, mogern r _ a. . ee TY EDW. % KU Li el RI . . . ° =" , ; “ = i . : . * rf r at : 4- oom } ' : TT . . : . 72 CM rs. han . T's ve A SOMA Me ae ‘3 . $5! a0 ¥ nder Actual ( ost OPEN FOR [NSPECTION, Aref? 262. or WEhaste fuses, Wilbeter 257. ENNO ER ARHE : S ae . _-. men Lee avenue, av hardwood floors. garage ant DNert meonth rice S650 ierma. GArtcid MF met MNP ete merdern new hen . .% Been By " Tt h- ere m it ‘} ee re Dae “toan 7. hd nt —— - - mania : mys: ' CH burner, Via tor 7” - Ck Ee “ : wr rect Owe ; ith si Apive esate fH ine ine Residence oo - ap eu = — A} ‘ } r "yeh y ; " 3 a? | 'CwR PS ‘ wt itia i ’ es ‘ ° B ; 7 KT HS RI. TY. co. t Inde! ; ‘ - ” =) nat? ficttures ca lsi- Rew - ot reer? na? f> ireert Sy PTT. 701 ‘ tmetiful Yr 77 ar - ETA, 2704—)5 roo wider: grad ris . a a ectric and . permancnt her wane mn - ‘ G “OND ——e | "fr ”- teal DF immer 4°82 te “O11 peast cermer epposte Sherewnasd Freer Strictiv modern. tet 1O0Ox 150 if eryihy aur Y? aese ee : ~ ” 7 ; . Mare ; ; urnac . wise ogee” ae ——— TIN, . 21 = @e> ar : waediowen — 1°: 38" 2 S°5.00" hense going op Siler &@ emailer place as part peyment 1015 ushed Nagement: pris nt all ; | wet : Sinamiien —e “$490 : $400 ae | prick residence: open: lot 100. Saas cee peeitiful Cxtures am? decoratio MP. 105 G Arfiel aie oe ee ee ee hee — trees - $300 cash. balance $ ) fiajern : famniy melaiat. tile | i ied "t# - i‘. ‘e i+ mrt. : c r al i? SI Chartes rs a » _ . . : es i 4 1h Ss Tyee Ts : fee} G LEN : a F ory aaall a is shrubs and trece price $277.00 for quick - ; : : : ” a B x ~ i . a fe ho inn . “ta a aS A Co sale Bae | 55 8. GRAND. LAcled- erne ‘ Perk let. 198 ft. Saze. ! WALTER TT CO. BOS , or oc emag © asc Monet. | ts 2.805 Cheetmut. russ a?tTs, pe ey COE lO tm. ieee ‘TIO — - oe ee en Om — Rae HS os pa 3 i — oes sh, ati es gag gn gl 1 Pea ele a A “ @ male REE ~ Or ee RR Bbute co) iON aN 3 2 le ATT GERI, teaged? "eR oea ee ae ‘ ne @ taal - BOE teh, HOt a ne ce har: rats erms: wil Opry ry - o. ; hy ‘e " ret * - eae ; . . magenta mg a ‘ BUNGALOW—R mom broek we ‘ bs . rar hk? r. Prose FPL & : rn eg *” ¥ : . RISUE = > ‘ po magregp neg ~ 7 ; ; ie CATiCN - rent te 7 , 5 gs . \d a f. 4 _. frend, » 7" AA me ae RI ’ a ry: ar2cr ‘ir? >” . “ - 3 , » . Poe ‘h, ; . niver Ty ? y j + of : Bt Ww _ be | ennernal ae ‘aoe, oor ai SSvereny Tenens 221 HAWTHORNE BL. | REAUTIFUL NEW HOMES | ne o9°3t0. 24, ue ae ‘ > » st 6 iat mm Meso pm, e7 Mm. or . eo r> am ' aim, “ e¢ : ; ; : 2546 | hig z Bend Road $4000 a } m Ales " , ai : ail . at rd ped: Baits ; Th t3 7345 Sha ftePiire 5 Yow one Prick: all mod : , : = he: ‘aan : 174: arceest- | oo! ital 9-ronm brick residence. fn ADJOINING SHERWOOD FOREST. loffer in Webster Creve. 4 ‘ - " Wer! reeset Ret eater he: Yew? OC mors “47H >, . . | ; Mivime poe 1? esa3 »? . ; . e —— » oie y » ' ee aS. te et ARRON Bivken a4 ME eee: beth: term : md church nice place fr chihimen | Rideewar ce et, 500, CUNT. 82S ed inside: front and dining rooms paneie:! f Werster Park: very 5 ae rer : ~ soning RLINii R ee fidian rt - wai ly eis eo "t perch screened ‘nm. agent there © -- reason hile cash Da TimMment “or terry ; es ! heatn yf | line rit, on : ue me op — Ain mt A ten in} m ider¢ n ‘ime, Inspection inrited vo.) ‘ . a : : 'f fiat ig bile a ec =. } T eg eee ASA) : “ - EK ‘XPOS SF] ’ TO FRESH AT SFI ATR en Se Optic No eren Worys@e-: «tna! ~% S50 Liv E viet t RT . . iW nt. bee aye : ; : Aheut forr vort how ee! , rn rvigert + Pree “ Theater Ww 4 — ew 6-room ence, SIMictiy meade cur Ree Pe bene : a : ’ al : - ; ; t , ; ty rw tery — .* o : : - td ‘one ae . ay ‘ ” : ay ¥ . wilitindied . . rf ™ i . . ‘ a far garrce | eh oh . . a ' bart , oan ane ns — iruD a1) : at ery . ent t IJte3* "<5 “ : rs e7Tere ie aay. Phone «. tied lity } PAN L peas ; ar oe . o *. 1. $50 ens eet and niin <-ailheuumed a. teeeg | PPraCticalic ner rwoer morine ion ‘Sin oe om RaMtwooed VYloors tile | ! < weet and one bieck seuth from | «it ‘ ' ane ' Chm rma ‘ rue ard ¢ Si tes. Laer a " * . warts ffer- S383 Wroat Aix yw. ysis lh as Ng . heuse | rear oid Hrerwend drive and Sheffield ar. wm Sher a 2 _ is r ~~ , or Bie Band ' w ored Proree: ’ + te 7” , . “4 «3 Pa 5 » . bd ig + aie ad -» : 'B. A. THOMPSON R. CO PArkview @141. ‘i: , +4 3963 Monter ©. | 745. C. MORFIT. 718 EK. Big Bend 2g (99) WEBSTER 30807. Ry ROT get} Ope Cringe OR I NBER ar sam: or ®

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SUNDAY, © = g SUNDAY. ” 7 geon ae 22.1927. eg § MAY 23; 1927. eS: vu | : . Bust , le Ads Today. 12B ST Louis 85700 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Pe rsonal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chan ces, Wanted and = BUNGALOWS AND COPE nd PUST-DISPATCH. a : ND TTAGES , BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES . BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES } Sal For Sale a BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND AND COTTAGES ‘pea ieaiaamases AND COTTAGES ; ‘cpcepianccammontens: Day CO G Tit Make For Sale | For ~ ep ee . ao 7 F5RR. BALANCE MONTHLY I\i| | QUINCY, 53xx—S rooms. modern: two-car | } a woe t i na ; |) after” Laclede 4313. | Just Completed | West FEDERER REALTY Co. le ie he PRoapect 151 610 Gravois. | the beautiful gardens and see the attractive homes. aie eee —_ * iy \ > om Te ; .* ee Se a Rn ~ eed ne PES 8 @ « ~ South ~ South ae Ta | 6539 BARTMER OPEN x = | O'DELL, 6447—brick vungalow, 6 rooms, PRICE REDUCED | Pretty stuce > bouaulen of 6 rooms, new 4-room brick cot-| Ht Bs. are offer —— i? bath and f furnace, brick porch; 2-car ga- ', Modern. 4 rooms aid | steam heat: ec 2-car brick | : C 060 F furnace. hardwood floors: ii PASADENA PARK 22 letely occupied under leases and rit a Vi) rage i low; farage; price | garage ice yU: phone an bought;,. Pive large rooms. tile BLENDON PL., 2129—Dandy §-room bun nb. a1./ > . goes frame bun gatows now under construction ~ gpa e ARI HUM FMENTRO] ‘ oors ci ag SArane: Shae ae bal- | Galow, govd location, ail conveniences; $750 CASH $7 PER MONTH BUYS | invigorating me abr nae the na of _— o— ween 5 REAL, ESTATE TRUS g « - - . a i gold. ss ad 7 2O0U - ' : ° ‘rm On = PERERA ERE EES PER rr se ESR EE IE 9 ¢ - “% i 3 room. bass terns > FRANKE, 100% Chestnut st.| SOCTHWEST. o725—Modern 4 aan, 1s. It will pay you to see them. One| SLOG cash, balance | Cusy . Dayments. ‘heat; hardwood floors; almost new: 6950 a So eehenivac . R | et pe Ae eee Univ ersity: SOUrH SIDE BARGAIN own terms Uwaner, , 6909 Tholozan. c8 } Ing city’ make ren sonable QO. ffer. Furnt- | PRospect 13 610 G! ‘avols. rawo OOF: Quick Action 1ure ush out, BiPCpINE perca t-waler pede Ee @ouih; Tower Grove car; $575u ralow: modern conveniences S3ce. Se) phr ir av.; this brand-new matt bi a yor ics From owner is® lovely rooms, bath, furnace, hardwood for { | 39 S, Grand. LAe. 9544. yur " ‘ tor UA ‘ ; ~ ick. rne He diamio nt : rice Rengel- Weber, 385: 39 ’ . rere Fie ee ayy aries Kingshitg wees Y R. E. Co.. 3548 §. Grand. LAciede bui't-in bath, furnace. garage, made street, EWC y Ot Se ee ont: price | CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO. GArfield 3165 owner will nae sialic rool, Surage. good condition; 325 ms. wner, 3202 Watson rd (ce) = - ; gS rooms on one floor t ‘ wat a $: 500 FOR 6056 CLEMES y igi rmz. Open 1 to 5 st , } HOLOZAN. 7102—5-room modern stucco} brick bungalow of © ro i r tb INL do , hy Ligh, te ye at NGALOW Very anxious to sell mice o- ee lo¢ 30x150: bargain; $2790. | truly a Dargain: hardwood floors. tiled © ae is low: look today and by Monday: 6/| TN | &. Base a Same WN rooms, tile bath: open toda on ~~ SACRIFICING ! “ a: Pe ; ne Se SR Ww + a AT—$1500 DO N | 5825 Pershing: 8 rooma strictly mod- a Prone tee ex ; ss P st. Louis: beautiful 5-room effi- a Ha. TWIG > oi tS C ms F NG fk i F n - >| irch: a ki A adi : : | me ar L. ady vi Sorrows ot le} Ore 10 new — bl.; very easy terms: comeider tra ic 35 ’ -5 flat. siaillas tinea = BU NG ALOW BARGAIN: | agents » auted. | . b*sat-Dis. | THOLOZAN. 7042—8-room brick bunea- open Sturday: out ou thwest av. to Sulpbur | B54! Ar email Bi.: 4 estate dada bathe. | BU NGA LOW-~—New frame, 4 large rooms.i low: all conveniences: copper guttering: (then north two bi 8 ’ wed eitnes aia le , oe wage: sel] an = ‘asonable terms: "ENZI, * m A Ch stnut GArfield 1427 : o - w! 2 to for ue ro tantilies: aunck sate wanted. | hanivood floors. tie bath. second floor | cat sarace: poll on any, reasonable teens’ | WENZLICK JOLO Che | Termes A, Je MAYRHOF EG: Cabang rity | WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut Garfield 1427 | | | { : ; See | A Ke Co. ” Makin ot 3. i sise iT am o on, 6U0U0 west on Tower Seng - 5201 6 rooms. strictly ~adere =} \\ e dU! lt UT ga OW | CRESCENT, 6121—5-room brick, with ga- | PRICE. $8000 {vs es eS So 3 z ; WORTH THE PRICE J ROOM COT r AGE—$4200 | Groy Cc i€ - = ; age: sow price for guick sale. ‘¢) $500 CASH, BALANCE LIKE RENT. : ese: Be Seek et as Pi ite 5-6 room | ! built; investicate this ba & ) —— le ae ; ; ood r . ° (IL DALE: fon J—¢-,00M. vURKelow;: double | 6800 west and south of Delmar. hean- ee, SR — ae 2 WE OBB a i SS OS eee : $78 Jags Pos — | ' } at, c : this a ; : CUITAGE—I have a d-room on a@ S0-foot ‘eae: Gaeee arcom. BOSt, come and ese -n — | th @-car warare: i. ee Warr 5°01—fR reomns’ strictl; mo a 4 large rooms, ti'e roof. metai weather . : - ath ipel dias Ves te rt? modern; near Mason echoo! ; &UtLIb, 1244 N.—%5 rooms. bath. electric: | ft oe "Se eyo eC) | '“P a sg an dontic gi: are | a AERT. Riverside igs warage: SSCOO. f.ful 5-romm frame bungalow: ixtures and card of | Frigidaire: verv fine built . frie Pt , pen Ss) "nGgayv : AE > l ? “a : } ‘. ~y TOR’ r rTOVEe “or $5! {) xa ag wap: SV fi . + ; £ . > ‘ ' et, . P 2 vee rie 124 ches swsied os 7" ern ie ONT — ait R ” R fe and ’ : pete > : I ia. Ls ot) = OST. MIL LE R R. kK. TCO, . 105 N. 9th. a ~ Bg of W. B. SHELP & CO.., Y ote ee eS —- 3 are’ : x i = : Bex b-LSS, Post-Disp: 4 REAL BUY | ed “as 1 EVANS. 3854—~ : - brick: | A Bt a ae Bt ae ee ze ee B Se Be ee: ——== A REAL BUY A GOOD BLY. |} EVANS, 3&854—Cottage. 5 ruoms: brick: ee 7 ' : eee | : i. 3 : : oe SS: LB? | TF al AW—BEAU TiFU i. Ni Wo ROOM | ehearful 6-room, ‘2-story atucco | : , ; modem: $5750: $500 cash. (c) | wner Must Sell——— Leavy ring City oes Se tee: ae f oe eg 43 =. Sere ies me ; | C, rick Co alga ves RMS | ge wot EETION HALL; JU: EST; bunsalow, strictly modern; deal direct | Moder n Brick Bungalow EVANS. 3854——5-room brick cottage: $500 | 7236 NORTH DRIVE | mcattccstas: gains cette Te es : FLAT FOR SALE SMAL rn gon PAY Mb oh gd T “ oe 5280 LISETTE: | sd N. ith owner. 7540 Watson, 6000 west. bus and Tow-! cash and $35 a month. | Six-room brick hungalo with sunroom “: 0 RE I os a te eee ete ‘cei : | oot Gos 13 Minnesota: 4 large rooms | and | STRUCTION: COME A? EF. THIS IDA er Gro e line, 5 rooms. hardwood floors. HEFFERNAN, *212 Wainwright Bldg. lana nopcened (« bUNKa.OW, *y Bane . 4 * Se SORE SE BERR : ROP ee ee B51; ovpesr, bait: iront and rear porches: paved street. WHILE GOING A! , 7022 acead ht tiled bath, pedestal washstand, furnace. ne _— — c Beeping pore woo tO est ig TRESS Bee RE ae ts Hes ' | - 3 and 3 rooms, VECKEL, EARICRSON A CO... ING, | MANSHIP hk ’ USED: RO a coe HOME a! ades. screen s and fixtures coal] bin. fruit | a — 4708 W. 1 story 6 rooms and | floors. hot-water Sats ante twa’ tae i} : : ney : coasts : | ih omer. ‘: Be SASS S. Broadway. SHO] Gravois. SALESMAN ON EMISES. ‘= sdoch: ver ,) a0 f " r. comr v. 36-11 ‘teams ath ja real ar Fain from Our Lady of Lourdes Church and | = SP aes BC 3% Be ge Se es Ba: Se Satliven: 4 an veuliae, SALESMA! : Joch y nicely sal ed, | cell ar, complete in every way, 36-ft. front. | HAASE REALTY CO.. 921 Chestnut st. | achool- earage: or Qo at aeee: to eed . | a = | . ‘ ; rae ’ ARTHUR FISCHMAN 14 os Holi, we: ile bath, hot-water heat, hard- rick garage; $J000 will handle. TONY} — -- — a em rice af ce: inspect, Sre | i Ss , cee ae BH Sullivan: 4 BARGAIN BUNGALOW | GENE RAL CONTRACTOR AND BU Le ae | ‘wood floors. oo garage; must be seen E > NS. 4234W—Cottage. 3 rooms and / FJ. CORNWELYI, R. F. CO. 111 WN. 7th. BS ee ss & oe is : | me rma inf be floors, tile baths, steam heat, IAC RL MAN. LAclede Y092, sa. w. corner im: % oth igo : or ' rry’ : 2 Cc 3375. (e282 to tk r i h. first floor: one finished room in "7 . is Sao OI RE CR pag le ee i $57.00 MONTH poet S Grand. —_Riverside 3375. (¢8%) b ieee Wakes, Nite &. Grand, Sac. Gee. : / ROOMS, $9000 9 EE ee LM eee nme ee ee = | | aan $-i*) ‘e ne: offier, \: ChE: rd EARK KSON &€ COQ. INC., Bros daw ay, otha] Gravois, Grand and Arsenal. 2d floor. New; 4 rooms; tile bath, oak floors; | CLIFTON. 3155—-room modern NEW BUNGALOW, OPEN 2-5 er gg laundry. Miche and’ beth | UNU BARGAIN re ——— SSenunnannamemeeemas — — av.. 5 blocks east brick bungalow: Price richt: owner } ; 2-£ | , : Set Groh Ay Spgs eset eens SER PE fF Sih ie F 1. BRUESFKE REALTY | ? | water frame: 4655 Steffe en hel ine W k] gm room, marble gink, electric, double garage. all %-room bungalows, , bs ot amt oe Itaska: ail matt brick bungalow. Or In an S Inquire within or call JEfferson 8304. asbestos roof, garage, Floris*ant COlfax 7780 || | FOREST, 8808—7-room bungalow. “bath, Modern bungalow; 1130 Watts av.; new: 6-room efficiency: matt *. from Gravvuis, over Neosho st.; small pay- |] CLIFTON 283bd—Modern +4-room "10x I. . : ao hs CAbany TH1OW. MIS. aoe bungalow; bargain. Owner. Hand 15 Ooms. gh ig dwood floors, fur } terms. ic? 99) | RengelWeber. th30'S. Grand. LAc. 9544. ome | furnace; two-car garage; price $7000: ; terms: owner will] show. i NGALOW path Parma. ee eres: garene 2800. SEE THIS BEAUTIFUL BRICK BUNGA- | : "Spay orn vice KALKDRENNER. S801 ‘Chemicr | LOW VO Ay. , 5933 BRESHAM |, Price $1750: 3-room frame cottage. wa-| KEANE & FRANKE. 1008 Chestnut et. Wonderful Business Gorner | ‘ - . - Northwest COlfax 3945-46. and S rooms, bath = 7 - Near Gravois and Bates. |. Se 3 ONINE : Sey Rte. 1. eee ae i agg ‘ ' , | — — eee pee 3 el co Be hardwood | eer KATL KBR: E R 1 Cherok , rooms roam; nodern | ter, was. ‘ec ri * 50-foot Jor: I utiful | GAMBLETON Pl. 6170—Corner lot. 5 | | — ‘: Pi Z . . 13 tle moe tile ‘bail a fu a ae a . P tw phages COTT At: bo elie frame, s, ao; oh de. il hrovurnent: Tort ae 40. FRED ScHr de | shade 4 = 3 i v ah it ay ee ane rooms rg bath - he ardw ood floors: newly Att ONDERE U L, FT TT RE “FLATS, AP, .RTMENTS FOR SALE | | FLATS, AP. \RT ENTS, FOR § TT. 4t goon and alley made: near . | KA te z eH er rs i r ne : ik “4 nivea wee | Rann me ° t : , : : Ke . . at Bancroft ay 1 South iden Lie owner and builder. Riverside | painted: on rom al decorated: very neettvy home at bargain. NORTHWEST CORNER LINDELL AND! 3150 DOWN buys 19V0 La. Salie st., single North | : snd Dus: bargall, see owner, art mati brick all way round; well built. price fine lot, walter, electric: price S1UOG. (e835! ; bus: small cash payment, oalance month — plec pric ; oo e: Ee HA MILTON, o641——Neat 5-room cottage: WHITTIER | and 6 room tlat. TYler 1769W. (c2) | — oS. (\OKiH MAKRBEL. 7 TIES) = 7 —_ ieee ep A . + {3501 Watson, Felenhone Hiland SOS electric, gas, ete.; lot 00x12 owner on! isnt stores, ~ apartments (efficiency | ‘r r J-ROOM HOME — $6500 nick bane. , 5707—Modern 5-reom | 2857 Mulphu: just north of Arsenal |: LOLS TEE EST TO ET TT premises: $2750 type). renting for over $2500 per month: GOOD IN’ INVESTMENT fuels, elecllic, Warde Sine; ee LAclede 8535. ; / | renis D135. 6 ae ’ — ae Nw. ° 2811 TO Hi Best bric bungalow: ai] j rovements: €4sv | niode ; ray: ’ painte } emt va Rte oo 9 tn mepioriigh 5 See as . » ‘ ° ‘ MAY TRADE FOR SINGLE FLAT sins Ps neg aed ‘ i improvements: eas = eoret P hited pe .i2 g ted ?— woud — | Be i eee i _KEANB & FRANKE. 1008 Chestnut. | may ‘consider taking a wae: os piece of | Pan 40 and 42 N. 12th st.: two good | r 4 North M ~ ; 8 1} ; of Ga! saa 5 Be has ré ception hall. bath : DE VONSHIRE. 55a4 F -story brick Cote, rage S: >} rao 5 price SAOS0: easy te oe j 5 : : ee one he , : ; KRENTUCK Y. 1138—BRICK. 3 ROOMS, | pov GHERTY "R. pa fart ‘ n escent. f}- amliv te) inmMmeciiis. Irony an nd rcar rent- pet Te 4 ~* eds? a = - J arket x. Ww p 5010-12 \ r cet and alley paved, | tage, 4 rooms. bath. furnace: price $8000 ‘ONY HURLEMAN, LaAclede 9092 gi ee “en ee FURNACE: $3600. GRAND ?R888 E. CO... 908 Chestnut. jing for $162 per month. Price $11,000. | Nona MAKAETD, tole : % tile bath. ” fase and 6 rooms, By REL ee eer = 6], HAMMEL REAT, ESTATE CO. ‘Geatnwent Cor, acne had ime ae ge ge OG I Bean | McCAUSLAND. 1080 — © rooms wmy;| BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW | HEMMELM Tie: ~~ eS wong See ID Cece SEE. separate entrances. eee ant rear| built-in bath: »' sri ¢ ra - . i sero A OM “tier tats a as p> - *s . 4 44ha > * Ave A - A st o ; ve * mt ith ‘he y ’ fay - » = # ae . . a - ~ ‘ . ‘ UV 4 “se , i ; fe ce ge te CNSPACKIER ER co FINKMAN 9452-—Beautiful new 5-room | | WE NZI 1c Ke 1010 Chestnut. GAriield : ALL- MATT BRICK DOU GHERTY RECO. 908 Chestnut. Lie : ee ee Reg | Taos. ‘her waited ie neal: 2 "v 5 s20 4 rooms, steam Sar NEAR PU La . | HART W1G. DISCHINGER, 2808 N. Grand, | rake: ail in ime congiuen; tena: yy * - . et * | rame: OOM ED Gecoraic: $45. 4875 TF — BERG A One REALTORS new single rdwood HE caceaigges dom Go R. E. se veg brick bungalow; will trade for BU NG. ALOW: | EXTRA wing tm os g ae : : : I ] t N RB ] . ; singse 204 Marmaduke; S-room_ brick a ' on ‘ r’ roonis and ‘ath —_ floor: un- 4 y rr y = ~ EXTRA Bia BARGAIN WATSON. O'ROURKE, REALTORS, ifurnace, garage; lot 67x150; new paved ges ‘imshed second floor; 1 garage: steam OOK a ew ungalows- 43802 ASHLAND AV—OPEN 2-5. | i-27,_vost-Dispaich, ey Riverside 4:31 471 Gravois. istreete:' some repairs: bargain: $7200 ae ; eoerry Ic ; i provemen urnace bath iardwoor HAMPTON, o1l2 7—6000 ) Avpecna). one Renzel-Weber, 35:39 S. Grane. Ac. 9344. | Dd! | 4 E 7: = - - ilect hardwood wore, be .utiful Ixlures, | s . gear - 9 i Forest Park: bungalow, 7 rooms. bath REALTORS, 10 =. | fax 8411. (c) — —— — SARAH, 301 , »\.—-x-family Gat Sree BRILLIANTE. 4756—4-5-2. single: floors, gurage: large tot, 9UK176; want block south; _modern, $ room bun non th anion — - ral Son DON’T FAIL TO SEE TODAY, 2-/ copper screens and shades. xtra tine op: PR aes Sera tS el a : ectric. hot-water heat. brick ireplace, S o aieadas Pa terme r oe I OOTH ST, 2137—5 rooms; tile BROADWAY, 7518 _N. 3 and 3 room | "bain, eleciric: garage: price Joa 2 decorated: baths. furnaces: 12 clos- uick oO iat home . 7h it igi e v mos ard “ ra, 2 pleasan ec: | ° So) ‘sunroom, et t if wanted: > ; x P . SEE THIS COZY OME ish spaveniehen - hardwood floore 1 ore te bat hard ? Dlenty clotiie 3 loaesn: tan [blocks west of "400 South Kingshighway: } St ioe S580. erms wanted: owner on ~ ae karase, hardwood floors; l pow $4290;" here 9 oe NK TY CO. | LAciede 7720. ae Meemerazes, trees. lot 205 deep: 3 porce- MUST BE. SOLD ooRB ee Serms. See it or call LAclede |nace:. will make price right. FRED W. GELAN REALTY CO.. NOR Chestnut. wl? Pong “* = | SINGLE FLA —orth Sie; ont me meenks: x00] neichborhood; home, in- 916 Wilmington: 5 pretty rooms. tile | 220%: (C) | Rengel- -Weber. 3530 _%. Grand. LAc. 9544.1 Riverside “505, 5455 Gravois av. OOM BRICK, BATH. | E Union Easton Trust Company | BROADWAY 4312 ah; Brick flat. 3-3 | sireet. Box 14-77, Post-Dis i= poly upstairs (cf) hath, furnace, hardwood floors through. | HERMITAGE, 2733—3-room cottage, lot BUNGALOW SACRIFICE eeu r TAQ _ST A’ EY MADE: $4000 eee i it galled l tas te frame flat: 2-3 rooms: $500 will SINGLIG FLAT—4 and 6 room: B et BRILLIANT bh, 4557-—Single and Cut: two-car garage. Strect and alley | 50x160 feet: beautiful lawn and. sha: de) 5458 Noitingham: owner leaving city, | Ph go CASH CASH. SHREWSBURY REALTY. : —e hr pwpoms: baih. electric, furnaces; $1000 . He es; house h built all ew: | lle a | STRODTMAN & STRODTMAN R. F. CO.,| leat. garage: Al conditjon, , g00d sei ” mare. trees; house has been built all over ne\ | wilt sell for $6500: 4 rooms, tile batn. | YOU MOVE INTO ONE OF LACLEDE 4532 rT berheod ; ly $9750. ' ao! age easy terms; price reduced TEC KEL. FARK KSON & CO. INC.. gas and electric in house: clty Water in | bardw ood floors. furnace, garage. DIEHL. ° UL ey BU NGA OWS yo. NORTHMOOR, $14.500 FLATS. APART’ENTS, FOR SALE JOUT_N. Broadway. Uj " vrice oniy ‘ ' males ook . MONTH wae ore af eh, balance $20 per | GKO1 Gravois, Riverside 2000, ‘Db FORE 6 FULL ROOMS, 69:FOOT LOT | ix UBLE FLAT—C 5 | DE SOLO, 4201—4 and 4 rooms. tile bata | Lest-Visvatch. opens MEF. A. DAEUMER. Realior a month gavs principal and interest: big re- | COUPLE HUNDRED CASH oe a JEKN "4 (). eh # h - $21: th: oo. 5-5. Farare: | hot-water heat. Sce owner. first floor. SERING, ~313-15 Ni—* family 3 Chestnut. GArfield ‘1262. ROOM BUNGALOW — $5850 duction for al] cash Call Hlland Bene | ~ oe fee rs ad: & tie | ‘TR BUNGALOW 4 neh 10: ; — ne rong “dg waiel | oY ang ~io month deed of trust: must | >; | Death, elean investment. st SEER ; # >. N.— Ne ily, 3 for key. tn 6500 PAGE (P-K Subdivision); beauti- | Js 5 yee (heat: terms: onen Sundar sell, bargain: owner. Box T-6;. P.-D. | VE SOTO, ~017-2 t-family flat: 1 OSKIN-GABBERT-SLA BY. Resiton 120-24 N.—New,- §-lamily, 4153 DELOR ST. - - ful S-rvuom bungalows. Attractive tile | I? ; SMOKE-FREE - |\CHAUNC EY P. HEATH (0. G Atticia 4165) FY] AT—Dandy double. three-room apart. |. 8. separate entrances: 3. rvorme, in-a-dor Ae ~ ri3s . F 1, good investment Has bath. furnace, inclosed rear porch, | HOFFMAN. 6635—Block north of oom '| bath with built-in features, %-in. hardwood - BORHOOD. gf FS PAGE. 3732-—4-1c ~Y 7 7 mp — 4 d a beds, hardwood floors. tile bath. _Sleeping ps5. Lon ee 56U4.-44—Double Gat, €roam K? BYE FLEER RLTY & INV. €O. aon 4 ry lurcs and serecns: two-car ga-| $-room, matt brick; all floors hardwood’. tivors, fine furnuce. Best grade roof, EVERY DAY. if > ME | tric po tabaee.” 3- cars memees must phy ta o-éor hada. arenes itera | porch each: anxious to sell: term | baton. electric; 4-car4 gare wae? N. Grand. COlax 3425-6. a Sn Ser made. | tile egw Uble warage: open. Cal! COl-| ror 40x112, NICELY LAXDSC APED, |STRICTIONS ie Mant NCREs E X | sell: $2000 "| throughout, tile Bathe: frases gaceee ter | BERGJANS & DOREN KAMPER, ST. LOUIS. 4470—Single, 6-0 tome . Ny ft20—( Near Pair Grounds ‘4 . PRICES AS LOW AS $7350. All two cars, front and rear porches, pit -- hestnut st, bat hs, electric; garage, ete; “i ; 2 families, 3-3 rooms, bathe, ga- ! must be sold this week. | 3132 FAIR | ROLAND A. WiSt, lat N, in . al “$2000 cash, balance monthly; pri@ - ee . Rrosdwar. O01 (ravois Pe ye srr ontcnete “ee tha AND iti Sing cape HUMMELSHEIM, 4935—4-room brick. rovenients. Open today. Inspect {J d ‘oar - poate ‘ furnace; lot 45x110: $6000. PRospect OBE: MLLIS, REALTORS, GArfield ©0278. oH Nass TOWER TH a nee 2996 PE RSHING seer oe ees -Dispatch. 3-$ room, modern Ilat: can be bought. | 3306 ST. LO fii Barney Court Bungalow | 1971. — SYUTHAMPTON BRICK BUNGALOW. — . “R. BUS AT WATSON re'a argain; & coms, 2-story tun- | FLA pooNew single, 5-5 frooms. batawocg |? & bargain. HAAKE, COlfax wee ' 5-5-room ee al age; “ext to a | av d. JARZEMSKY, Realtors, — An opportunity to secure an ideal home. jJYASPER PVPR.. 3271—Cottage, just south #912 Sutherland, U-room modern, brick ROAD OR DRIV FE OUT SOUTHWEST Ay, | eal rourhGate se Tent Raraeond | floors throughout, tile baths, built-in | =x! | ness corner; barga 2447 an BR SL Lous TYlér 0429, 180) 7 rooms and sun perlor: 3 large outside | Of Araenal: 4 rooms and attic furnace. porch, oe garage; opea for inspection; OF ARSENAL ST, TO WATSON ! floors eg hroughout, farase: fine concition; | gipe decorated, furnace heat, trult celiars Gb taoitly; also rear house: good HAAIE. “COltax mes Me S UP. J dnwn. frame. good condi porches: hot-water heat. beautiful hard. electric: jot 30x134: price $2650: easy inspect toda AND SOU7 MARQUET 'TE TO soe INET PETA fn gas water heaters, gable rouf, frame @a- | —c2udilion._ Apply 2526 Hebert. SULLIVAN, 1922-—4 pie mee Genera! Motor District; make offer wood finors, instantaneous water heater: | terms. WATSON-O "ROURKE, er er PEAU HWEST PARK. THE ! _ CORNET & Z8183. 719 ¢ heaton /1age tor 2 cars, loweted in Shaw's Gar- | *441—-U-family; well located m St. Louis: | electric; garage; real eer 231441 ; Z-car brick garage; full tile wall bath: TONY HURLEMAN. Laciede 9092. | Riverside 4340. 4c1_ Gravois — SES ARE ( PEN. | den divisien, will take a good building iot |, 8hOwing Kocd income; owner must sell} SCLLIN AN, 2216—4-5 eee —Hedleizh lark. modem new: pin- located in beautiful, private Gurney Court: { Southwest corner Grand snd Arsenal. 24 fl. SEE THIS BARGAIN a.m, SCHOLLMEYER R. E. CO., PERSHIN AV. $7 300 | a3 part payment. or will sell on termes of | iS week; will saciifice. Store. 1336 19th ALETO, 2436 North Market. Niet Se Mand = doub le: attractive ‘terms: no 1 block from Kingshichway and Magnotia; KANSAS, 5640-—Beautiful bungalows, tile | BRICK BUNGALOW NTH ST. . : ' | $3500 to $4500 cash. Box F-183. P-D, st.._Granitfe City, Ml. tw ELrlH, 2818 ‘N.—Single mi. & : Five rooms, “7 water heat. hardwood | DON'T READ THIS |} FLATS AND STORES—3 double. with B flat: only $1U0 down. TY Sf $5300 cash will buy this desirabe see this bargain at 260). bath, large lot; street made, (ec) 6611 HOFFMANN. rl) s) ) WRENZLICK. 1070 Chestnu? GArfield 1427 | ‘ANSAS. 4925—Bungalow. o larfs roms Owner transferred to Chicago and wi!! LAST — OF 'e floors, oak woodwork, can assed, painted | rooms above; southwest corner Montgom. ; { W Sead w no wi aie oa 1. s¢ { Sell this attractive 4-room home at a bar- | ge ss | Walls, beautiful interior: an ideal loca- | Unless you want to pay more. Here’s R ery Ss r 32 | a * ~ TWENTIETE “fe Y “tlle bong cach _ ne a “RICK BUNGSLOW—HOT-WATER HEA R eo rD: wewly decorated: %% block west | Rain; terms can be arranged. Call Wit | 0481-83 LISETTE } On. casy _verms. e | brand-new 5-5 room ar tat, steam | We y and Slaiters: sale or ne an 3-3 room s 3 ‘ bath, furnace, ®arage: rents ouble re erreer yr | HAR’ rWiu-DIst HINGER JS Nw! a”? per annum. Look at 6569-71 es do "EARICKSON &@ CS. TNC. roadwe AON Gr avois. race nas ne gy , ° -—_ = . bt ne - 5. ONI*7Y $7700 wu | flela’ 847 WIENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. GArfield 1407 | heat. strictly 308 > kK. s.4' dB New, 5 ooms; str ctly ' ) » sc p Go so! h on Kingshizghwav ta Lisette 4 ~ i trANO, “"(up- 1 1—-louble flat. 3 rooms: . a - and enll " os 4 sO Morgan ford: S beautiful rooms, ode - bargain. LEECSC HERMEN, } A .* U\SRAL I... SCHOP 214 Cali imet B! dg. 16000 sour h). then 3 blocks weet: 13-inch PLA‘TEAU ‘ 7U39 ( L600 Beuth at Met aur- m., undry. inside stairs: rent $1080. Price 4. 330-: “32 N. TWENTIE : ating ee HOLME "RE ALTY CO, fie Path, hardwom! floors: large clothes |GRand gRa20 REAL BARGAIN BU LAWS a} -a-dt Soda: 9 land)—New. 6 rooms, tile bath, hard- | 87000, Ow 3-family flats, some have bata eS ” “ closets; garage: a!l improvements: easy | =e - 6001-6021 HAMPTON = .} brick i. ; peda: 7.2 | WeOe: furnace €: $o0u00: $500 cash, $30 | K ,_GRand” 8830. mer: =iletx, lote 500x134; room to build Se) MR 1450 Hodiament, “orene . ee KANSAS. 5741. Sean eee 7 Five rovins: every convenicne e: in beau- sided - Fogg he rma ey lew erite: oo month, Hiland 7665. sot ie S DOUBLE. FLAT eng Zee ee bath: 4 ge © | flat_or stores in front ee Driv uD Goodfellow avy. to Ham- We. owe 9 ~~ . wmnS: §¢ i titul Weodlan Park, ig] a ie ae ve , = . iC ) Ts ok ae 4 rooms. separate entrances ront —s ric at, Wi Raragee has | G- RE ‘. = Height : 4 ‘ pought | tosay | terms. See Sunday MICHARD PL. 2139 ~ Modern 4 room rear porches, first-class location, € irages, | . ae . eoematol d. eic.; always ‘rent- | HARTWIG DISCHINGER, —— eee ge ‘ Pxa nine the Eee ‘an Wats 2 ee \ VEC a P. 4 KSON a Re i ; ~A he ; PQs Bro aia on Gravois | room efficiency: ail tile baths, gen Owner will take $500 c: balance like mA McC 940 i . "| MABTINERACKOR BEat ar } rent: Kings! hisliway bus rf sy: tte: | i a ‘OR DON. HOREN ° ava Senne a ree neeumand av: need money; will sacrifice. Box FE 243, | . = lo LOOK AT % N. ; oe oUF hullder iD t. 1] , a | MARTINI BACKER REAL ESTATE con 16100 soul _— west to H: bee tic: | 906 N. Grand. Jefferson _7246.fe) , COM cient to Cars: reasonable; terms. Col. | Post-Dianat te > * KU HS REALTY CO. Lindeli 7800; 67 room single, batb SE MMoubie (....7%, are erecting single Xc ep jong \ {Room 200 Title Guaranty Bide. 708 Chest: | 7 PEDL Re R 1 a F ee . | ah . ’ 9 fax 5791\ (c) iar teh. sidan’ tts FERRY. 6416--7-2e — > | Mace: Al condition: triple caren ¢ a “% it tr at will aon be offered B > rk B al | oat St. GArtield 8634. ed 2010 Gravois S1O0,000 \ alue SS1LOO RICKERT 2231—3-r room brick, on one | finished basement rooms: éan be rented there a : at Go, a m ative at field of- New Bric unEeatows | KNOX. -84—Bungaiow ; 6-room modern. | SROOM ae $5800—OPEN TODAY Ris Sebehn a. eae te ‘Ge floor; modern; bargain: owner. (C62) | Central | as office, hot-water heat. bath, street and KORTE. 110 N. Sth_ st. Mie See © tay v and Terry for prices 4400 block Grace, one block west of | with garage: near school, car and bus line: ie" “om Se , edks hetee ben cia ee ee. Orand- | SEMPLE. tase 7rooms, moder bunga- | | allev made: real buy Horstman. | 1WENTY-FIFTH, 4033 N, am CHAMB i206 Marmaduke av.: in beautiful clif- | new matt brick bungalow of 6 large ‘rooma. low: lot 50x170: ®-ear garage. Price re- | | fat Pg bin Gulete Cr 3 3 EDW. L. KUHS RLiY. = § S beaen see. | ooma: brick: baths, electric: price $41 S 5 =Delauar ss AIN.- bytes 176 ) ot 295 At : only $750 cash needed es first. a = CERALDING New — en ee ee eee ee ee - = Grand ree : — - - ton Heights; hardwood floors throughout | hardwood floors. tiled hath. Home “Com- | sd: i} ‘arge tvoms, one floor: tile path. built-in "| LANDSDON NE, 5027—6-room bungalow, new roof garage with light: newly painted [fort heat. garage. made street. Stienate GREG KY mofier wanted, 100 to made alley; ripe for business. | HARPER. 3509—Modern 5-8 room flat. | “ORD. as i | uD, hardwood floors, furnace, brick front in pp Southampton. am and decorated: terms $700 cash easy | pay- | doors, Craftex wails *“manv built-in- fea- | ass. TLyer 087 KLEIN-HAMEL, &15A Chestnut. brick: tile bath, hot-water heat. ete ee CAGE BAS coms, x New wr 3 ROOMS, TERMS, unusually aame thoes aati te a 98 4 ged sg ee ae re ae HER, I Rospect 0°67. meiuts: Inspect lale and you ¥OD { be tures: easy terms: out Southwest ar . —— I ‘ORD. Cranes oe wonde ~ on | CASS. 32 i Gene { I block east of Grand) ; car garage: 40 feet erent. Cc E. Ostar- UNIVERST' 4 - rads and .* as : 4-fn milw %. room flats. h4rd- WENZEL! pi c * schoo oek: sANSDOWN 5721—-5 rooms modern: | sorry. |Sulphur then 1 block north : |, YvUngalOow In beautiful niversity Hills, > 1° ; mann. 444% Holly. COlfax 8411 ‘e) page. steam heat . tile t " _ if 5 al et. Anthony's and Cleveland High | Spiendid neighborhood. Coller, 4215 Vir- | WENZLICK 1010 Chestnut. GArfield 14°27 .| WENZL TC ‘K. 1010. Chestnut, GArfield 1497 | Puilt by present owner for home: living | modern as aaa 3% 2 ° oo. — HARRIS. 4200-—3 and 5 rvoms bath, for: | UNIVERSITY, =b26- ee 5 terms en, Fine ) e pois; ®@mall cash payment. balance like rinia. (68) | ATTRACTIVE BRICK BUNG, {LOWS — ~— - ie room, £un room, dining room, kitchen on “elea get / mace; 2-Car garage; near O'Fallon Park: electric. large yard; CORNWETT, C BE. CO., 43% 3. Fae 5648-45 | 4 zi ~, inspection. Only a few | Tanabow N. 561:!—t-room cottage: lc | 6224-32 Maxnolia: 5 rooms. nicely ar- | SOUTSIA MPTON ond: aaraie fer Syren wa oo on s8éc- if : ae £ rs aoe an, oN. Ba : - | ’ es, 560 NR NTIAN BRINKOP R. E. C0., | ble garage. A bargain, See ow ner. jkitcben first floor: 2 large bedrooms. ‘tile 9326 lneka: an be- anne ‘Tike ‘peytan iw a) LMORE RGA NIZA" ee. C om | HICKORY. ree family fiat, has 4) | glarge rooms ‘each —s “ae MS To Pm estate: we offer | , spi a ~ —er Ol) _ premises. (c) a on a : We ran LAe lede 5040-4], LANSDé mwN F. 564: 3 New 4-roo. : m frame bath. eccona OOr; large close ts, hardwood i rent Sep Ri: } ardsan ie Nottingham. De Imar Prenton 49) ATION, INC, 21) | an q bath second floor: git 100r, 9) F Spy ag | $35 7 : j 5 and (5 room single flat, AS é Bs LWA AY, 5OR1 N.—Brand new Jon . ‘ | ; ( ‘OTT AGE SOU T H bung@alow: just finished: priced to sell: | floors. electric f ixtures. ehades. rods and | RE \] EST ATE V Nh ¥e aI re al) /quicl ck this is a g00d Levenionane ae EMME LM or ee ER R. F. (€O., ‘ton; a’ real opportunity. -_ wae o and 5 rooma, tile as ; Sarege, Builder. HUand 2214. Screens : granitoid basement and fruit cel- | MoAAts Fad ha 1 WEEK LEA ALE, 762 i—? rooms. tile bath. | \ R EE. CO.. 3548 S. Grand. LA 95: th_and Chestnut sts. /JUS1-MILLER RR. E. CO, — e Perrin, ye garage; bar BEAUT - AO’ os CAL it ORNE 4 AV. i A Nop iW NE Ly se S tha pron 9 fur’ iarge front poreh: garage lot. fence ' a ~ Ss ~ . , hardwood fl. oors, bric k 2 Tarage: 50- foot cor- . sara nie Ac. 933 a 7 = 32> HERBERT . ACROas FROM 3 NEW Be ‘a 3 OUND “Tia Oper y to fy D. m, 4833 Ne his : re 4-room brick ‘cottage: water. gas . a 6 } ou TDs 45. and sodded;: price $8100: S1000 cash, S30 INDS TODAY ner lot: will sell very cheap for quick sale. 1] ROW OF FTL ATS—160x165 feet LOOK AT 25 H ERT sT. 110. tos BBB -4 n ck, _ a CITY TRU ST CO., Agt. 4 . 39 pina sireet and, alley paved; price | a a axe: manne: i ec tee ct nage ‘aos mouth and interest. FRANK S. SEEVER. The Post- -Dispat 1 famous tome eee} GEORGE BASHFORD, MAin 1049, | [ce Gleig, 2219 Wash st. ib PS pa single, bath, electric, granitoid ele a Lanton: 4-4 700 ice 58200, BF on Union and St. Louis. | st ‘ener ‘ en) ‘ feng + Taare: 4K ‘ , . ‘ ' ‘ i 0 atet . s phi seca saath aT.) Cay — ] , "ee ... ( as “ . t san ss se Sf ’ ‘ 3s —— , front, a ‘ Collag?; garage: corner lot; low WATSON-O' ROURKE, RE. 'ALTORS. JOHN CIZEK R,. F. CO... Vietor 2OTIA. (e) |TOr a list of choice offer ings that are | VISTA, 4341-5 ROOMS, BATH GA- | $2910; Pi; i investment: amall | ; inspect. , wate FO a owner Ww : gu x ; eget Be ©. % TO IMBRID Riverside 4310, 5471 Gravois. | FIVE ROOMS, BATH. FURN icf, available now. Terme can be arranged to | RAGE: $1000. LACLEDE 453°. payment. SCHAEFFER REALTY Co,, | F.J._ CORNWELL R. FE. CO.. 111 N. 7th, | at © ‘vOSS REALTY CO. FOres A U Ss LAN D 19? 7h All 7106 L NE AY N e icipal and aymentis, 4 oe ‘ 4- 16—T wo be: 1utiful, > aN " ryt o-~ iF Ka- n-F AMILY IN VESTMEN oy: " ¥ ; JK ‘ * 4-ROOM BUNG ALOW, agg Pe. 2 | porches, 'B teuit trees, Hae lente SOUTHAMPTON Co., | Prand-new, modern bungalows and ga- 2613 THOMAS ST. Sees $5250; investment offer wanted. | 4 3;FAMIL Market; 7 % AT 47: 20 LEE AY, & LARC 4146 BE $5800: matt brick - 6 large rooms. POO, FRONS "on Mann STREET. 13 | S. Kingshighway at Lansdowne, F-yi- A IC KLIDE montely: rte 9 “ye tng fina pare | renee GRAND a | let, electric, newly tuck poin Bane mnale fat 4-4 rooms. §-room ef- 7 vi . 9 . ad 1 4 1023 ARERDEFN PI! — enna / CUi . E 4 & a t . i / i : °Z 5 vs ’ 4 rooms. ~ } sETHOVE! -N AV. ! | i] } ] 2 +) g | blocks sOuth of city loop at 7100 Man- ! bs | ABERDEFE N PL, —£6500 | FOrest 5849. 54 05 Easton. R E Se Grether & Co. R11 Tnt. Life Bldg. K 4 7F bd | ed, lot 445x130: income P ; eS 4 at rive dern nice nelahbor- Aecmorat d ath, urnace, garare: newly: an¢ ti ce Jat a3 lot 495x120; hot- | chester. Open this afternoon } Easy terme. just south of Oakland Av. | Wr, y 90 TWENTY RSE 2624 N —Flat _ oH, Salt — 5-3 o, . EES, “ | “ee down, $40 se Lee ouble nar age Owner upstairs FRAN ——— one - ated and painted: street and alley water heat: Lander meer aie BELLIS, Realtors. 7 Arfield o378 j and Forest Park well-built. 1- story 4: Senge al ran ty on = $1 6: ST 2201 Howard, double: ey ll and store, oe garage: good income: owner down: | PAUL J. JARZEMS gs BIE. Itt STH OM AIN 4°%8,50 : READ ‘ — a — ick l : : ; Apa ay or $12 i 9: - n2 . a oT 5 By ——- \ ECREL, FARICKSON & (0. UNC. Wj 1] € LOOK—$500 CASH ie eae _PUnealow. al | modern > 2-car sold today. Owner, 493° Nive, 1236 Satieon douple. LABADIE, 4433—Modern 4 and 4 auare. | | Soe St. Louis. La nell vl~-O (HMedglieigh Park) — 5535-39-40 _ Broadway HU0L Gravoia, ili consider lot or flat in ex- | Ry ta ae pl tg brick JOHN. §. RLAKE & BRO, &15 Chaainnt. WAS HINGTON. S08 Mode a 3638 Cottage, 4 Fn Bay ment flate: by owner: very reasonable R i. bur: & tteelf ar a, and 2 5 room let: oe room single & Ws, e ; r un Ww: car pe . m . i . Ss ~ ry e es ‘ > Sp “An Exe ‘optional Opportunity change. | furnace; open Sunday noe gg floors, | ARCO. 42°53 —~@ ROOMS. MATH: $2000 | «. hein "Sell re lt —n il?) 6 @hurch . 604 Olive. BALUWIN. GaAptiald 9an4 | COlfax 456111. ‘cothe $1200 per a So rT with hot wi BU NGALOW BARGAI . | DETERING 362 gad - — LOTUS copper mutte . GAIN (). J. MeCAWLEY R E | Offiee ane " on 7 Gravois, PRospect 1833 WESTMOOR BUNG asd RIFICE baths, 3 ‘i selling a oad " t "4, 4 and & room single ‘tile baths. ; ; n onday evenings to ® nm. m. | |} 1315-19 CLAYTONIA TER.: 5 rooms with | WILL Se WISSMATH, Lindel! 037 | WENZL (CK. "1010 Chestnut, § — caraKe ane pa | neta z _e 7 : 4 A " ul . " See tod: 3916 Pennsylvania av.: tile : ° c ‘ateam heat. three roome and ree hae : ' FeEPMVN oS ry 0s ' SOLD mm oy Sr sun arlor i} Firat Hor. "two rooms and sth &. C ESPENSCHIED BUY—$925 fchollmene, Greek WILL ale STR Re a EABADIE $220-—Modern. 5-4 room flat | nooo x 958708, DOWN, a BSnen. * JONES. “REALTORS 3528 Heherte. ~~ Car rick ¢ r ge > .? ! ae 4 ‘> + , , ' , rence . F “is WP agen gal . O © - . urn 2. ’ x4 : bee ¢ Gara 0-f M Ain PS13 Hliland OE) | iFt CLIFTON HEIGHTS S tag ig 2m 4 real cozy bunga- rage; a real che hardwood floors, ge jelect «3 fritures. furnace; — r me ee a au ae ST E ope ection : EDW,_L. KUHS REALTY CO. Lindell 7800 | EA. KECK & © M, 2car garace: Sony Dilek. bath, eal ; é ao, FP vie * Car garage; $9000. Mr. Reich- 4n40 ¢ alley made Cpen for in eaeeeseetetinenctennstiiemaeneeemens e m. Sunday: by appotnt- | McCUNE 6719—4-r ~ >: See as Ba, ‘ reoin franc t t- 6 S ) e ‘ wit ‘ %. Bunday: be yotnt Ry Oo—aroma t Tie cottaRe; a outst! imps he a: room mod re tae a bh ee ALTERS RE 165g oe | LBRE. 4255—New 3- 3-r . Single: fur- ered Ae of A £4" Foom: -tric: by leth i ai ” Dac “bs ain. t } oo sacl -; Harawooc am OCK-SCO sce B1h. -! RLTY CO. COlax 8751. | CHAS. GUNDLACH, Florissant Salaam Bren. oI >-6 rooms, all mod Aelode 28 Gravois. {| O°'I’K: Just completed. | Ske SU “2600S. Grand. MILENT?Z 5505—Boneel oe. © yeaeee went. | 9700 ee onshire; 4-room matt brick. T ae ° I shen ‘ade + eosho: 4-room prick ; 4erms to suit. wt 30x125, O. MADISON, 36—3-faml family stock brick KF, AON 5s ; 10h a & 3- J and 3 finished hegre rooms, tath | 1938A East Warne: x i 5101. tile bath earage- new. Mr. Albach. LAcilede Neosho: t-room fr | . . 3 4 J. M : AW + eC LEY. R. E. MAin | Kelp You | ees Only $42: terms to suit put | slee bing porch: new Hol id Risk } \nbEn all tlt ; \ ° od , APL. iJ. ¥Ve MILENTZ, SiN—B roomie modem? @ real | Five Munch: beautiful. rooms buy at $8500: cosy HOLRE ee ee anuary, | 2813. 3 Before buying are our 5-room bungalow |HOWARD FE. KELSEY B34 GRATOIS. HOLT SEAT 5558 Devonehieasion. | an C PAUL = anaumany REALTOn, — DUCEI “a ee SIP ARKT. @33007 - beauiles: Pais liv ne, room, —'} a . MILPN'?Z. 56084—7 “Sen hot-water | . OWNE! it LEAVING CITY | | WISE, ha se Bungalow, modern, 6 and | Ge ¢ ' ta St. Lo TYler 04: sD. f RO) 43xx tees ae ——- brick ‘ ' ‘ nate race: 5. aoe sy on, inat wor " ome ¢ onign; ine ocation heat, 4 ‘ : — om eunroom: rick garage for 2 ma hi f f Me AZINE. S250TS—a $ ' ¢ i + t pe Pk . in. near Carond iclet Park: low price; eary DOCE hggo. ft Garage; wil traée. PRos MU ST BE SOL D eer’ } ba ae “aly 3067 and | nace, exchange for a . t. HY. Room 408, 722 terme, 6724-6804 gy dein north of MILENTZ, 6533 AND BBS". —Just belng COZY N TOR AMPION HOME A low of 2 18-33 — 3 7 Loughborough bus; open today. , Completed: 5 rooms: many o % ; fea- 5°0 “eo PODAY = TO S P ee ures? buy direct from builder. - Degen- bath (A on beautiful rooms, tile 2 -_ ow S we a mt nt « en . v2 ~. S Sie? aw, Leah oS hale. ot aie ” AMD - oP 0 9200; Schneider, =: Rroadway 0) Graroia . 1121. Lawn: %& Se south urch and schools: d; et e terms to sult. See salesman SEF THIS BARGAIN | office will \Park; 6-room brick. bath. furnace, geen on: price SN500. ¥ gist; €00d |make an offe PAL “LL tt | urnace, « : ; r,s | "MAURER-GH BEFFA "2 an | St5-15 SHREVE, | fap b jbl Cc : STOCK-SCOTT REALTY COlfa: Jas tA URER-GI 10 tere 7a hot-water heat: 4-car ne Rpg gerbe # > ‘ GIP: OSI oo EINE SBR NE ER Pp 09 Rg one ROI 6 ONE ee APS ty ae OS ae Pt ms 91) alae nt Mp 7 z ; — silat ; Se oe ; 4 a 1p ge eT a Le 6 adhe RP earns ee a Pee SS faa a YOM: crgns. 2S Se ae ae Mele arty N Ev OsH . 2 _— * ~ O, 54° os yl ‘rame 0 Rha 4 5338 Nottingham: in beautiful South- om of bungalows, See Mr. , BURIAN, 4016 HW A AK 5. COlfax 2447. (c@?) 2 rooma and ba AMERICA. 1918--1 bloc ; uM HASIMeT REAL oF Se 00. |ampton: well-built bungalow of 0 t th Choute ; Ee. 3911-1 Causiand. at 1900; bloe ; “ ES : ATE “C0. orch. hot-water heat. u ge 6 an. 1 orce} ‘family ect | — Schoo: 6 rooma, hardwood, tile bath. ha BORG S21 & Broadway, a Mt Pd ‘ ine aT, HON E—ONLY $500 DOWN. Betty is the Expert Help lene slain. sinks; rents gffa In excel: | 4270-72 "tee ee a ¢ Seent at; family, 4-4 7eoms tae ee. $7500 Yier 7648. tc) | 2 4—4 rooms and unfinished weath gate nee Ask ths ond foe ck bunRa- $12,500. On Si7, PTHCe! tric each: te 680: muat be songs Jae r rhace. 2 garages. Sa rT TOE 2d flnor: stueco: , well bulit. E. J. A.jjambs cay! DOSER aD phariwood floors Wanted Adtaker at the PGe — Sopnstairs. fe 4 =, ha = "a otk best os pebisc HINGER, 2808 _N. Grand. = Betty. Call ie NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS. ! Post-Dispatch office—mto 7 5800 "| HALT REALTY CO. $713 ia Sigler family $. rooms NTGOMBERY, 9994 nected | NEAR 0’FALLON PARE | eocin. Bellis. GA AF ‘aes lot; niee surroundings, On pein $240. arage: 1! the above 2 elp u get tt pow xx REMSBECHER, PRospect ; ; SES TTI $10 Aa a Leimicue ie a aioe for | 6513-15 Josevh. blocks south of Page: bh 0 be er hel ‘family, 3 ma, | = 0267 my low. Br 4 large rooms. hardwood floors: concrete y g P. 87000. Sanne: a $111: will sacrifice ms. ee. nan, f hn. ne Sod is omne. ra ete anes ) aeh. Call DElmar 1308 Ww ch | Karas lovely home; g a r rine Cali. Lindetl 3007. og wing this Soeur By Rng Fe et reduced, Wwerside ot "| USH-BURNS. MAin 4527. (R38) | at eta: erm 9. f | NOTTINGHAA Toom | ANDY BUNGALOW —ES: | M hos | Ask er a | DOSENRACH REALTY Co. or Betty. Call epee sos rooms, sun | 2228535. J Tare Cabmbirss SLATT ; ° a ke ABLE é Pd : PE | ey ms urnace >; Fhe ar an bg - —_ PY " PEE OO RRR Ne Dandy -room rick; Sianniven 5452 Gravois, Riverside with coal gr BS rn: oie 4.4 Mra rr? hot-water heuxt. copper screens and > brick ] lot on eatters': @-car gearace: oven all day Sun- brick: arms 0 $8750: ‘terms | $1000 cash | 6228 Paracone: 6 rooms, hath. fur. THIS 7-ROOM BUNG wav. See owner fllland 2118. 109) ME ee a Dispatch | Hace: a bargain: act ouick. “SER Us." t Al O' fax tits RM ste) WANT REASUN J AUSTRIA d825--A frame of & reome.| SO! TINGHAM. “3311 —Beautital bunga: | (RRISTIAN’ BRI NECT BE. CO. AT 5861 PAGE—MUST SEE 4429 HOLLY a aon 2 Too bath: improvements made: 100 feet front: | Pe hdl lated. Peg we mem hg seen to be oe lade 2040.41. very modern: 3 oF COltax: x_Visen | Brick. 5-6 single: “ aeeaaia Lindell 277. rardenine Ge eum 8: or adaptable for) Aor. "Fear te - #500 CASH—Balance Terms | CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO. Gar. 2145 M AIN ] 1 1 1 | STEAD, 3201 N—7 and> g | Path. hardwood firors: 3-car = oe CAeR a ee : ge a i fo) | amin enrso. Pee odern ect. ai ony STANLEY AY.—5 Getieee ? T. ’ 1 t j rfield 2242. KAME. 105 ‘. oth. tn block for sale. Witt trade for ‘ , an a Orne _etticion- Ane Ort. 217A mee 5-room | OL Se hha 6nai—8- reom bungalow ; aul nant gen 2 ood fi ow of & ven ace . blocks. f on new! ly made : ma ti ae ail * and acreens com- e oy ow ee one nor , ° ern; newly decorated: rirage priced at SATS ope a ence: rooms. . : , : en | 1¢ e°n. Sara *.de rive: wil! AOx165: Sireet being made. at ay Rit c. 20 cal ‘i large = k } wii Al * : ’ Fix 7 Non | ‘ } ) THEI a> KL A MAY Rk. E. “cO., 3545 S. Grand. LAc. 9533 ! land 7722. Fr foune inoue, af OF ¥. 7th. “ve mg rie convenient ‘terms.’ = A ~ ott amilies: ae Ba ye ak ms 2 , Be patacs. Mieh-claae wat secre s . PoetDispatch. ; Onctric: price 88000: term. ’ rae i Lie bargaus, ALETO, 27336 Noun BOO: terme. MAURE ER-GHIO. BEFF A . : " Market. TYler 3662 3540 Olive st. Lite a show vou: . um vedi ~~ , ie ge Se eee at Co Ge Sg Be, RY Fa cee tS RS Rag tM A et ag "7 ste a 4 PPL NAB ths BP Pee > « : et ae > ete Fe. Fe

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SUNDAY, : ST. LOUIS * 198 ” MAY 22. 1997. a Ay 22, 1927. : or Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, a For Sale Today. POST-DISPATCH, 2S | BUNGALOWS AND COTT T’ENTS, FOR SALE FLATS, APART’ENT - For Sale nas & APAR S, FOR SALE} FLATS, APARTMENTS FOR SALEFLATS, APARTMENTS FOR SALE | FLATS, APARTMENTS 1 FOR SALE FLATS, APARTMENTS FOR SALE | FLATS, APARTMENTS FOR SALE , FLATS, APARTMENTS FOR SALB RI NT a WPARTMENT FOR SALE | =a? me WW, | ALLEN, 2150—Good singl South vod #ingle flat heap. Wor | ¥ ble flat; in CaN, SOs ot Fee wl “Ea BARGAIN—OPEN TODAY. 35 | —_TADY OF soxnow sPECAL | | _particulars oll Main Fib9. Shay § Bo 3 S16. Post-Dispetch. bath; near aahesis’ and urches., a FOO tro Sasie fists, ES o6 ee re , 6442 3. RM ww ny out te THUR : to | | ' cw x — | come $165. Box C- we Ot | : , are offering one of the finest apartment houses in &t. Louls. li | | ong ‘anne; oe 577, hot water FLAT—Excellent 3-room double: bata. tits 8. ele ia’e par ee peoapaai sR neat: Zuoar watage. gee jioday. as nee Scar gavese; A PARK yy occupied under leases and paying large ret _| BETHE REAL ESTATE, furnace; 3 garages: street, alley made: Grand LE River 1881. Ww LIORS, Rengel-Weber. 3539 S. Grand, LAc, 9544 | up- ; Mice 2-car garage; prt pletely returns on | Victor 1004. | best buy on Side; $16,500. Box = MICHIGAN, 441 | ; ; ge! 1. i — required , || ALLEN “ao y on South Side; $16, » sunroom, ern 0. 5471 Gravois. N FLAT 10.000 ac LA E yourself, saying, “I live § mygoo.00 your in A q will earn you over 4) agtfer wanted, Mr- "Altman: parase: | 364. Post-Dispatch. ptingie: "hot-water cats will trade for | WYOMING. S4xx—Single. | 5-5. modern; MODER: AT—Si0, = ctw eer 71 TOT) ‘ vs e inp . ia ; er. Aclede | FLATS —40xx Shenandoah $ ai 6026 MICHIGAN : S ; of swell up with pride, doesn’t = 13% To N et | Fn L EN, _ 2162—Single fat; 8-6 Rs wg Joursiana, B-7. $11,000; both have | p,,WATSON-O ROURKE, 4 iwi WYOMING SEtS Dente Bo tein Tar. « Steen senee can pees ek tow, | ~— fa Snag , trees, lawns and garden : it} See ee T HEO OBALD” eOELI ICHIGAN, 371 a , nace. double garage. Laclede 6449 baths. hot-water heat. “electric fixtures. | 4977 Mariel (3800 south on Oise “om smoke, vet Gaee og oft he the best na for a substantial and profitable in- || “ "REAL, ESTATE, Victor 1004. "“LAT—New = 2 double 3-room; al! | heat downstairs, sarage, “path: «Me io. Arent $146: zany iermn a and ORS bath: owe ry cupeee e rr gest oa a ate pe —— yp A. nares ' . nie i. ae a. G , (co) ‘ a KOM la reasonabl riced. 10 oO r ; Sst Soule. ' phis % , the pent in the city. | 9639 AllenSacrifice, $7800 rented; rock bottom price and easy terms; | ee WATSON.O ‘now erm iat tan ce) | SON ECKEL, “pARICKSON ’ CO. INC. welt veonetr cted wand ‘ompiete i. oa ie Ssures heal dern and fire-proof will take good vacant as first payment. | REE BT ee 7 3. on pre Poa 3 to & ‘ome prepareq |i) IP 40D. | cept $1000 down. LAT—Am moving into bungalow und MINNESOTA nae, rage; $500 cash. fing elgberhe ‘wins SIX ER AMILY F LAT- —CHEAP BUS RS! fl | M Ain 4527. through bial Rieation ities | WOLF-POLLACK, 101 N, 8th, Mat #i. trade f cid BEACTIFU GRAND. DOVER LA SU THAMPTON inin ss (1 W | nD 1858. would like to dispose of nice 4-5 flat e for modern single Aclede. 64 . “RK FLAT 3172-74-76 California: ’ j A the attractive homes. Note ao HOLBROOK BLA JK ELDER , N in good location: has tile bath, hot-water | MINNES ngle, tile bat 6 wenutitul soomea? "Giusnbiienn:' hot-wa- | roaans and bath each; | BRO ‘RE SALTY Cc . . " fy. , ; A, 26 Look at the new 5-room apartment at : r ~~ . tt | ANN - 1814-16—Modern double 3-3 heat; 2-car garage; will sell at price: no arage. b +> ; © . r | ’ ‘ i ast 3. tile e € ge: ? garage. bargain. LAclede 6449. BEN ALTHEIMER & BRO. /522@ Itaska: can be bought like paying or of flowers and woodland. You REA [, ES TAT i TRO ST CQO. bath, turnaces: price reduced. acenta need reniv. Box E-124, Post-Die. MINNESOTA, 4440--Flat 3 ani “ fami ee cet aat gasae, how 188, PD 1 8-3 rooms. Two nice flate: can be | Per fiat vacant for buyer; istics peauced. | een oe very manera: Wee Ss —1~-fam cash, will sell chea ox » ‘ condition; e8 term ce Whis jonly $20.500 ades an xtures; Nort Northwest Botanical av.; all leased fen eine, ona Ms 5 P 7; | MINN NESOTA, 2839—Single, bath, | bought reasonable. Phone CONGIION; Cee URIAN, 4014 Cbauteat. [very Matest Murphy beds; garages; open | i | Gtsi2—single fiat. 4 and 6 | THEODOSIA, 6876—4-6 rooms, single|¥*": lot 100x126 feet: extra well bullt | inestion? once tath, “beaatital sun | ghuee Sarees; offer wanted: “Laclede GTA PRICRE REDUCED $2000 | . ¢ ye Yler 1769W. (c2) flat: modern: ie ° For informatior ] ny ‘ oo OCA rooms B 17 ‘ j b ed rN 10 Chestnut. GA 14 1427 | , £900 down. T - oUv from owner. L_call owner, GRand 3934. , f cat owner Will sac- . " ‘ * : WENZ1 CK. 101 = Arfield 192% 4 HOM : S ‘ 4-FAMILY, $000 CASH | UNION, 2722 N.—$-4 soom single flat; | 2°. 4401—Corner bargain, and Set: rifles: 9B 20-22 . ef: a6 Fiore D bl.: meat a mt nla a modern single, Sete Hallidays 4 ctecme lant Me Just listed: this 33 single fiat with Is LA ' WwW) i in O I annual ke Bane" p path. furnace, garage: quick sale wanted. | 4), oa pPriacienney double; herdwood terme, B6ee owner, 3516 Easton. ante ine, ZmPFovements, will trade for frame sun parler and. cecmictaas” gos sane bath, gas, electric, garage: for only Noes Ne yW kK CS 10 Lives in One.” - 4925 Belle Glade av. Lo MALTY CO., FOrest 682 ughout; owner going to California, 2898. 2 ¢ ee ee daleee o donner gna | it completed; 4 rooms each: | WARADA 6806—4family rest _GS24. | 604 Olive.’ BALDWIN. _ Garfield 7494, | FOLSOM A0SSL~Sa roomar beth, Sear WATSON-O’ROURKE REALTORS, $216 UNCEY P HEATH CO. GArfield 3165 ain: don't delay: always rented. IN NORTH AMPTON ea Birl-v. - , furnaces, col- | lent: .ali modern bas 9 Ritts “danornina. AR KANSAS, 3707—4-5 roome, bath; 3 garage: enol condition: real bargain. Riverside 4310 5471 Gravois. tt AND INCOME ASSURED. as IZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. GArtield 142 ce fine investment, iit Seta wood Toore, ot tee: bath With shower, nod . hird floor Pi age $11.50 FOURTEENTH, “7610-15 ae —4 “family ats Ee S98 New brick Rg Moving; must sell at bargain; furnitore, | Near Shenandoah School zoue be ranigpins * og NORTHAMP- vA ut. ; 2 ed; also kitchenette; separate| 3 SEL sTY CO., 3548 . : pargain for Guick 4 mathe 430: excollen ih COMTI | >. 500. 36°27 Gravois. Phoeeee ai 3. gain. G. W. Sturmfels. builder. NEBRASKA, 3510—Single, modern, 4-5; | room residence flat, upper floor reate Ter aa A gy pore: 2-car gig ot only 2 MAt ee RE Alverside 3590 : bag N, 12th: srg ee xertge: any 2717, McCRADY REALTY CO. |} Office Open to 9 p. m, Monday evenin GRACE. 3457—Single, 4-4, tile bath, hot- offer wanted, Riverside 4768. (c) | 830 month. Located in the 12xx bloek old. Price, terms, etc., : = . 417 ON EASY TERMS. ARSENAL, 1947—8-3 single. ernie heat, garage; bargain. LAclede NEBRASKA. 3516—4 and 6 rooms, mod- | Victor street. Priced right for — sale, HAUSC ISCHULTE R. E. CO.., 2407 N . Bway. W est 883 ° ‘ , an ; ra e , ‘ Gall COlfax 4173R. (76) |] @ ana 5 roo Wick flat. ‘baths. h ‘ ae : ‘FLATS, APART’ENTS, FOR SALE Wet. OO aid alley made: near | > WILL TRADE OR SELL 2 single flat: bungalow type; hardwood sritn. Geen. 2 neaeee stern misteps Saale a sapien FEDERER REALTY CO., Christian Brinkop R. E. Co. | {Obwin REALTY CO. 5243 Delmar, FOr oi - t pth neti ~ ' . } rh Be fz hi ‘ Ors, é ——_—_—_—_—— > a *k! NS 4 ‘ ‘ 4 : ~ a © - 4 c. xa ; gee OWNE ee ee eee, eee: SS | Moore, ATSON LOK ROURKE, | Realtors, 3224 HENRIETTA AV. DOUBLE "ee Gee Riverside "4768 PRosnect 1519 2610 Gravotg. LAclede 3040. 3041. (c89) | __ eat 3370. ~ N in: see Owner, 4¥0+4 . | i orth "and bus; bargain. (U* | sooma, baths, furnaces: rent $180 month- : dition: , § j C | slegar -f: | lat f @ rooms, & Elegant 4-family flat o oms ef) DON'T READ THIS 56a6 Cabenne: @tamiien aft wir der lease: income $6900 annually; rota ——_ a ly: trade for 5-room cottage or bungalow. Riverside sTavoia, ro - MARDis., ~SSO6O—i-[amily: $5993.83 double, modern, - Gnank — . : . room efficiencv: inspect; terma. a PEr ; - Unless you want a real bargain. 3825 | Mwecliace, WMardie ena; anil ae pigheee 8530. nats aa sm Kt H . 7 >. * a every respect: hardwood floors, afeam orm 4 reasona regen son \ER-FLEER RLTY. & INV. C0. * “cEntral 9639. ic) | — —_ ~ | garage; 50-foot front: this is a well-con- | 1DAHQO, 5406—Single 3-4 rooms, modern: Box. R-192. Post-l ispatch. heat, 2-car garage: convenient to Catholic | BUERFLINGER, eal r 4476 8 A TO $ 1 SLEY ON. Grand Olfax 3425 : j—New, modern 4-family | $2000 CASH, i858 cng oe od | structed flat and is priced right. aeroer. _all_ improvements: bargain: | PENNSYLVANIA, 3236—4-5 room modern |and public grade and high schools; trans- | BANCROFT, 4990—5-6 modern’ singie, » a¥, ? at FALLUN | PAR ae om first blos : rN ‘ ~ . y) ooms, | oo ENTIETH cng, i lscage ; ANDERSON-STOCK'S- pers RMANN, 809 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-4710. LILIN-WALTERS REALTY CO. STDNEY, 1126— Southeast corner of 12th | Tr new; 6-room efficiency; matt brick: bbe karage st vf Partridge av., on Olive Street iiss BR. rd.,'one | brick garage: lot 50x145. |_ water heat; must be sald to close estate. Ww ANSTRATH REALTY CO. /KNOPP. GArfield 8816. ———— ee i: Ne a - . aoe in A > © H th 5 3-3 roo tile bath, furn; earace: nts ; Rn eatnt — | JULIUS HALLER R. CO.. Chestnut. | RHODES, 6513-—-New, modern flat, 4 and | ments; elect HARTWIG DISCHINGER, 2808_N. Grand. 580 per an um. we f “at 3569-71 | MAin 4595. eet S Chest: | COMPTON, 3537 S Single. 4-5, modern, | LAF AYETTE, 40xx—5 and 95] ‘st.: apartment building, 3 families, 5-5-3 | Garfield 5718, | 5 room ‘efficiency; garage. For appoint: | tn-a-door beds. 7 4330-32 N. TWENTIETH S11. and call for particulars % FINE pot BLE FLAT | sunroom: reasonable. Laclede 644% _ | roois each; modern; fine investment: must | SICK OFFER WANTED | ment, Call GRand 6662J. c) | walle, tile kitchen | 3-famil flats, some have bath and tor ¥. w. HOLME: "REALTY OO., ae ae Cae Pre . CONNECTICUT, SR71A—Reduced: 5 and 5 | single flat; steam heat. hard-|nave card for inspection 7. | 2626 Alhambra Court, 4 and 4 rooms, | SUTHERLAND, 4938A—4 and 5 rooms, nee: poets. Lossted. pene i lets, ‘lots 50x134; — to build double “ey Igo Hod '. 4562 LENING TON AV. chore sun peor - Guaible eee mod- ood floors: two arages; prop indecent & CO.. “LOOK AT 3940 N OTH ST. . al examine the leeati n |separate furnaces, will make terms tile bath: atrietly modern (cM) pac. \l c SWI EY R E ab eel modern, 3-3 rooms dou > REE TODA ¥—F RICE ppous ~ site public echool; all modern conven- 5 le. bath electric bu re erecting “et fsapeaie? SRSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN, Cag, ower ree | ) Cf ‘ | J © 719 Armand; bargain: 4-0; tle ba lences. : room single, Dath electric, fur a f ANDERS# os POs L BUF ‘hm , DELOR, 38209—Beautiful new. 5-5 rooms: ( ~ 5 sas 4 sis ° #e ALK BRENNER. 2R01 Cherokee. _ ie - aie = 7 SMT arr -37—Well-built dou o Al conditiun : triple garage; owner sate fia _ th that will pine an Y: 15 r M Aln 4. yO! ) Re wpiIors, SOS { hestnut. tile i) athe eremeene mo de = (e144) C (" ESPENS( ‘HIED SOUTH DAKOTA, 3205 1-4 rooms, bath. hoi: -water heat; 2 car garage, Al condi- ST 6 ange 6351 — Wondert , PR 8, e and q rooms; eteam heat; 4-car brick . ; 4258, Steed Maier tor citens BUILDER SAYS SELL | DELOR, 3218—4-4 single; exchange $2500 | ae ae Coe — . fu . ey 3539 _S. Grand. LAc. | SanFOOm, Achy Means ene. wa- | garage; terms, ‘a kUR TE. 110_N, Sth_st__MAIn $2 and Terry for prices + equity, Cairns, 2621 Virginia, IM Ain 2813 Hlland 2960 Ww M. RODIEK & CO., 2618 8. Jefferson. NEW SHAW DOUB TA i aciseted: bean must be scen to te = iin TN LIL’ ril”€6|SCa: an 7718. 2 jouble 8-5 iciency: Lal 4 ESAS F* ; avs od | wv. a ~ u ® appreciated; Da In TWENTY FIFTH, 4033 ~ 15 $iten: CHAMBERE AIN-OWINGS. L618 “Belt A t pp ree Cates sizer ResthrOd, = 6 : c r) MK 37 OUR See oO a - . ‘4 91 2R—S n + o- Oo t: ’ se ooms: brick: baths, electric; eepara' e entr .e: e haths ste m heat. | DELOR, 209—New 5-9 room bungalow: & AMI, 1934-36—4-5 rooms, 4-family flat. STANSBURY, 2128 Single flat. 4 and 54 feet wide: 4 full rooms: 65-foot lo WATSON-O ROURKE REALTORS, . = _ . ) , | a ry. « ¢ "oe ° } | : c FOO! lor l't » Q t Or Pa End | only (3730 “cab needed as {iret Payreal aT eee | hardwond Moore: mane built-in, fratures: | gil “ala take ‘cies cheeeee “Ccay | baths 4-can garage, extra lot; $13,000. | Font, wet Meee Soe aen ones, | fie Coren ee ee | Riverside _4310 5471_ Gravois, | 809 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-4710. | GEORGE BASHFORD. MAU! a EK. , 5 ; | deca ear wick. “sree Ai rence é rice at he ae MAY a SM 348 S. Grand. LAc. 9533 ‘ - ~~ Sinale. , 3. bath, CHAU NC EY P. HEATH CoO. > “Arfield 3165 W ALSH., 4058 New 3-3 room double fiat. 5890 FE) H A « i . {¢ rere te srry a rs = - i ROOMS, unusually low. i DE TONTY, 40,0. ge : = wonderlul : | ST. VINCEN'. maw ll: UNIVERSITY. 2238—5 and 7 rooms; 8® amily ul . ' ~Arfiol o7. | : $4 AMT. 1907 3 single. bath: price re-| “ - 0 N. ha each room private; strictly n } t | WRNZLICK. “Yoro Chestnut, GArfield 1427) condition: make offer. LAclede 6449 4é Oe Any 5° bi Drie asonable. PRvuspect J882. _ DOUBLE 3-3 BARGAI ; : rage, steam heat. =o foo ‘tile ay moons ‘ate ge cong 2 _ duced $5 6 for quick sale electric; re ue Rents $160 month, 20 per cent i2 in- i decorated: must sell: leav en fs a Ft Mayr: P Iw Klat! 1D JE TON fa . 4033-—Double ._ 4-4, moder n, | or NCENT. 3216—4-5, bath. hot-wat- 6k A wo-Familv Flat! r ag : ern. | KEAUBER.WELZ. 6243 Gravois. RIv. 3100. | ST. VINCE ‘ 13.500: Al condition: | c - garage (4 Cars), Mr. OD Re LAc lede 6 #40 car garage. $ 384: 3 a av. Call TE ter- Ww ALSH., 4030 4. 5 rooms and gun room, Well built, aleening porches, stea / UNIVERSITY, 2626—4-4 rooms, &as and i *) ine New h- | electric, large yard; rent 60 month: CORNET, R. E. CO.. 111 WN. 7th. heat: very reasonable. 1924-26—4-5 rooms. 4-family flat: | hardwood floors: 4-car garage: lot : : | §648-48A-——St. Louis; lot 30x100; well | BE TONTY, 4161—Double, 4-5, tile bath, | +AMI. | PeNNES 3-3 modern, double | Quick sale. $ $6500. ED HIG or acti . and 6 rooms; tile | VY *\- . - JOULE, Bo, te Datn, | “oot water heat. bath. 4-car garage: a beau- | TENNESSEE, 34xx—-3-o mM gon 8733. Deppe tile bath, hardwood floors, furnaces, sep- . | QUICK SALE WANTED lendid | Bi “e seer NE Ne a oe nee Me cee te an : .. | furnace, hardwood floors. LAclede 6449. tiful plat: a bie bargain: $17,800. MAY R, | garage: $8750. LAclede 6648 (c) DV ACT SAID SELI-—ACT QUIC k arate laundries: owner first floor. ss or quick cm ths, furnaces: 2-car garage. Can ar- vs ‘ ™ . - | To close an estate: we offer a 6p mond See us for particulars. DE TONTY, 3922—Double, 3-3, bath, €a | B. co... 3548 S. Grand. LAclede 9533, | TENTH. 2304 S.—2 and 3 rooms. $10, 2330-32 Menard: 3-3 double. oe STURSSEL REALTY Co., 3548 8. Grand. 'S and f room single flat. excellent joca- mIGHW AY, 5081 N.—Brand new |Fange terms s. ‘ ta ay BRO. 215 Chestnut. | rare, real buy. Mr. Cox. L Aclede 6449 2 | SA SAL LE. 1915—-Single. 4-4 rooms. bath, $15 3-3 oe od reasonable offer. accepted, SOMETHL NO DIFBERENT gti am. —— ae a a tion ; 2” . al oppor weF 2 9 ve Wil M, 5 an dD rooms, tile j ~ 7 . T DE TONTY —_— 4- 1 DOU BL EK, BRIC IC. | furnace: $300 casn; bargain. Laclede | TE N TH. ? a0 sS.— a, -fam ; wen: pune WATSON -O’ ROURKE, Realtors, pect 5280 te if you want to ace amount of care 3 "JOST MIL LER RB. &. O., 105 _N. Oth ~ er heat, =e ar garage; bar- | BEAUTIFUL NEW FLA | STEAM HEAT, GARAGES, SELL CHE EAP Q, | flat: owner must sell. SOHN H UND- Riverside $0 ain gle fiat TAYIOR TRUST CO. r O7 ) ACROSS FROM Sew SCHOOL re ‘/ xn CITY 3S .m Onn wer | 4883 Northland: new matt brick: the | SHRE WSBURY REALTY, LACLEDE: = 'fEMP 3900-05-- Income S500 year: bun- ge? ACH & CO., 3126 Gravois av. Mp Rospect OPPOSITE TOWER GROVE Say g- | 6923 G i id ETZEL, 4014- eo 6 6 id 1104 Linton: 4-4 room prick, 00. Mr. 0009 Unior 4 so jg. | last wore: everything; look and make of- | DE TONTY, 4339—Double, modern, five) calow wanted. Riverside 4696W. c) : 4222-24 Argenal st., 5-6 — lor 37x - | Voss iravois. rooms and dressing room: Murphy . @lectric, nice basement: price $80 4 NIGH W 0 ete OU | ter. Owner, Mr. Harry. 2901 Olive. (c62) | rooms; sacrifice. Owner. DElmar 3499. LOUISIANA, 3650A—4-4 ROOMS, ORGIES ‘EXAS, 3432-44 — 14-fami iy, 3 rooms | car garage: street and — made, 400 A, ROOM SINGLE F AF modern; separate: tile porches, Bee thie; i Specking, : 17 | AY, 5065—5-5 rooms; | TAIN (c83) | “ONLY $8500. BRANNER, RIVERSIDE | ‘h: rent $3864; price $2 19,500. Owner 139; admission by care on O7 Chestnut. Hot-water heat, ultra-modern, 8-car | price ig right for quick eale. = EDW. L. KUHS RLTY. CO. Lindel 7800, #8 ater me a bargain: forced BARGAL: | DE TONTY, 3842—6-family, 4 rooms, sun | 5330, 22 Chippewa. (c99 ) | JULICS HALLER R. OW., : Hegnu’. brick garage; baresin. make offe st he old: . . maa een ; ricl: | teas at ; ‘rr ines ‘ . opin , , ernment $900 CASI 7 WACHTER, Weinbery ¢ | 99°31 R: oe oe eee -oom briek ieteeinn r; must eold; im 41ixx WN. Kingshighwas 6-room_ brick | parlor; $30,000; will consider some trade, | TYNCH. 1018—Sin¢le, 3-3. bath, Farase. 29th and LAFAY BT TE And balance monthly buys four-family flat, | 2011 S. Broadway. HUmbolt 38073. einbe 7,4 i (cf ba : pen ~ to 5 np. m iouse for one - two families: 50-f00t | owner, GRand 1378). ill trade for double, LAclede 6449. Lp 47 isingle « ; i Te roms, hot- 4 pot BERG 7067 hous for one 01 ————— eee | Ww = -— . T ‘ >» 4-family briek, | 3-3 roon bath, renee. etc., at 3636-3 (cHi2) IT sy . ee i : [wo finished wer: ; ‘ones terms 4 uDiE 7 = E. CO. FOrest 7067, | ron. LE GTA ' a TONTY, 4°xx—4-familyv flat. 4 rooms, | McDONALD 3024 Four families. 5-room Pe 23, pateueic: Guest Po poy parlors F Park = pe ten @ $1451 SOMETHING DIFFERENT R09 CHESTNUT GARFIE 78-4714. a fics nee chases ade | Ag. a angie. a AU a REAL paty AF Talia | sunroom: excellent condition; priced right. | efficiency; modern; hot-water heat; 4- p hapa hath. hardwood floors, hot-wa- | MULLIN-\ ALTE RS REALTY CO,, | Inspect 5280 1. isette if you want to see EUCLID, 326 Ww. —~Van Ness Apt; “aie :. Voss REALTY _co__ Force, 6 Bete. BALDWIk. GArtieid 7494 SG INGLES aT aS sa~ Iotaamity | CAT _WcR_sarace: & real bargain. Mer heat: newly painted; owner wants to | ULTRA MODERN FLS* real era R RISCHMAN REALTY Co., | Wcomerouick sale, Delmar 6 sini » a) a ? . ’ TT) , I ‘ Q ' Ca TON TY Ov? HOR eh atecansns “family — ' s: anxious to >t]. ‘ 49-45 7 in on: 4-Bamily, in | I : a, - ~~ 3-FAMILY INVESTMENT, oath. Pek AT 47? LE NE g | sroom' flat; separate ba iplecrtiage Gr Beano Weiner & Weinkerg Realty Ga (°° " WANSTRATH. REALTY CO., | oraaa bever, Pete 6. room efficiency | __4054 S. Grand.___ Riverside 3375, (c96) | EVANS, 3725—4-4 modern: $500 cash. r gt gyn mye ne pee A ge p (. i | iiet Or [ ¢ YA C ‘ ~ ae i ee e000 per years Psingle fiat. Soe ee Ss 2 ergs ee A $52.50 Bale cash, bi nee é ea! y. Pe | 809 CHESTNUT. G comnlneedove (078) | LOWE K Yaad E. 1069- us herr: ~ aid im- | pr $26 500: open for inspection, 10 | by ate — “~ buy a ra, a ; { - > ! - y . a a a ay ‘ 5S | ; i bath. HO n- | i AU I, J. JARZEMSKY, By itt (cRO) ie ~ a . STI Mt Lear 4° i -59 ee. Ls. L DY 7 () \l¢ Vv I — j Tw o-fain \’ are 4 ‘ } d ‘Ooms un Blairs: SHO00. TW oA: TH. 2310 3: Single Tah RIVERSIDE 410 6. 00 8. GRAND. j ampton). line. 95,99 ll 4 j 1 1502 St. Lous. q ON. See ina 4 ' arior, tHe pati, Ot-W ater neat, hat bad McNAIR. 40 >( >. Single, 3 room. bath, tol- a” m1 | SOU TH SIDE = AT. LEE-SCHERMEN , GRand R850. FLAT—S5 and " roome. hardwood floors. “7 lel len } } - >F a f; }! > and «> ’ = aa T- New bairground Park a _ 4- $1 ane ‘4 . new © p t 55.3! 3). $0 Hel ert, — he auf! ‘ Mh EN( kK] BERT P ARISH T-192. Post-Disnateh iMe _ 4) 30—Ne w 4- bacally. 4 rooms, ly LEE-SCHERME 7 hath. | “2 Os ; 3-4 room flat 5432 Kansas; 4-4, tile pt ., Barewoes | on} vr MORE dr PRANG iz } x FA. KECK & CO. 4991. Met, car Ta aaanen brick “Fath ee ae ee he: ngia. | DOVER PL.. 3644—New. modern, 6 and | to- ges: is $2290. ‘Call | UTAH, 3949—4-4. one sear old: t Cresk.| 20c% Ann: 7-room residence, floors: modern: garage; bare | COMax 2315 3119 N. Grand $}00 CASH AND S99 PER MONTH, s=tar garage: $9000. Mr. Reich- | 4640 Carter, new 4-4 room single: Salve ci Owner, 3817 Lafayette. |A. F Giornfe'? 22 Chestnut. MAin 3120. | built-in tub, pedestal wash stand. break-| 3899 Oregon; 6-room cottage. KLAUBER-WELZ. 6743 Gravois. Bly. 3100. | - “EST PARK 438: i cia a | anned, — ————— | fast nook, hardwood floors: double marace: | = sy45 aroline; 4-room cottag 4325 | DON T READ THIS FOREST PA K. Mt 4- ae ane 4 of ‘built br owner. (2 | F. A. } "e15 S. Jeffersoi \ Ie 4329 | Unless you want to save money: we have « ee rae ie ite. 1402-04 Obear: 4-4 rooms, electric, lerrietiy modern. 1 built, well D | GRand 3027R. coe 5. $600 year; price $4400. ‘ AAU AS RETY. CO. Lindell 7800, | i i pe ' vice: terms. oven | Ga ium coe | akc Rat > 4117—Dandy dS-room efficiency | oP j } noo Chestau, . — | ig hes : 58.50. | DUN ER, «Al BS LY ‘ Ns louble, co investment ( , ATE Rag . ! » BUY—INVESTIG. o several dandy 5-5 room single flata in the ‘K. Realtora, 822 Chestnut. 5418 Idaho; single brick flat of fiv€ | 4990 block Tholozan avy. See our fur- | MAIn $1 82-83-54. a~s ; . j tia : ] ' ver d j 4 KOTSREAN REALTY CO , . se S-room brick, modern: |} KORTEK, 130 N, STH. ars: SDE Le: RIE NGALOW Y. ae. 5 Hf HLANN AUER, S811 Chestnut. MAin 1°75. | VISTA AV ey He G ih LAclede 4375 | T FINISH BD 731000 URRY. BRANN te and | es rehatonae. ae 1. | , oe o- rig a ——" Buxn- . Se, memeceeemet JUS Is I |. t RIVERSIDE a H t be + iY rT: 6 4 audey Leggy tre | 3328 Vista: ce singie flat: brick, ae rooms and 2d floor and saree store OD | nished flat at 4942 Tholozan (Northamp.- / SGREST PARE (htt ET boca —, 35 De Soto. | rr rc id flsore. io ine Sing uy le d i bath, furnac JOUN H. "GU NORA H & CO,, 3lze | tile porch, baths, garage: dand. first floor, bargain. Act ' ton). Well arranged floor plans. best ma. | “* ~ Xe Sota. 6-room j ; EA —4- rooms, ‘@. | en - * price SO700 SON-O' URKE RE Al. —e ‘terial u 0 ~ hot-water heat; a bargein. foe ‘ : Aye ty Re , 9 ce ; C é sed. pen Sunday for inspection, | ' he, > (lav, 3-3 room flat. A Allee. ( farage: | } larze rooms and "e nelosed sun 4 Ww 1. SRODIE K & CO. 2618 SS, Jefferson. | Gravois av. PRospect 1510. | buy E LSPERM ANT & LE NH ARDT. | RIv Bek rt 340 RO 547 “avoin, ' LEE-SCHERMEN. G ‘Rand RA20. , 2 1A La Nbr. ACH. Floriosant s© Lock ei NER. FT. ladioining kitchen; Im-a-dor gO meph IE ADS. Gexx- Single 4-6, bath, furnace. | McREEF, 8065-67--Rea! double ith | MAin 2660. lL SINGLE F ATS | SOUTHAMPTON BARGAINS "WATSON. 4 ROURKE a? , 00nd B ae RE K RY. ay. & IN * Fs 0. | i >” eebel - large front Mm 4 a we OG ga r bargain ; wii furnace. bath, etc.: price $10. 000: 3000 | TIN 3450-——Single. 4-4 modern: | BLAl TIF UL Obs 9 ae Boe ome ropme: 5°” eees f, Riverside 453 Gray FALLON 1 ARK FLAT— bathe fur: 342 & 449x186, See 55)! A r HE ph AT, a ba PTOKTITEFR GRand O18; cash bf INTA, , be Sandner. I, bw! lede 6449. Targze living room, fireniace. oO i 40° 3 aa, v as 4 5. XG; ' me: . S y cmneetee ee e: ms - Tt gectiarart eres ; . ‘ - o* § ke : r = dew nnd } rilt- ub, 7 urdo« “). “ — = . ee SE aiton: particulars ; ~~ D Pr 1953-— Mi lern five end | he. “RA NI Is Pic RRY- R U T ‘Hi, l 10 N. 7th. KA D6. 3438-—Modern 9-room brick resi- | M ENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. GArfield 14 f reer _ r 2600 — ) 3 single; modern. pew se etd hy Phaeg Pena oe peorand wn - 5°49 tne nly 4-5. Near Kingshighway and Forest Park: @ ; ene Ag pore ie rooms, Moder, ‘ori SFY, 3513 GR: AVOIS. O18, | Gest 4953 TO 4983 CHIPPEWA. gee He 1LBERT. 5558 Deronshire. for family: ¢ , rooms and break fnet room; anPE ayere e ( ; ot’ co, imi ae ——— | , ei | i] r » umntate BY OWARD _E. ; HAS. GUNDLACH, Fioriesat: and ,All a ND. 51 55—5-6 rooms, all moa | Hilmer, Dutton & Kehlenbrinck tion, Owner on premises from 1 _to_4.(c) welt ner upstairs. aerit TikG INIA. 4637—Single 4 and & modern: | One block west of Kingshighway. Open | particulars. 1 | jeaving ideal Rome and income, owher LON . > aaa , ‘ ; new \ RIGHTEENITH. 3326 S.—single, 4-4, mod-| MENARD, 1814-16—-3-3 room, 4-family gato , » rho terms. ie! 941. Price re- | JOOK—S2 cash, total price onl Ra) f 10 BRA oo Warne; 4- y single. modert ;- — ND, al i hash om MODERN SING L, KS z eon double garage; cheap. LAclede 6449. at; a wonderful bargain; $1000 cash | $-car NAERT gee a .” ’ pF - eenaaes " atieutencanatins " on" a reacery Fann “a. Rae a REM La. 975 ee Caceres P porch: new Holland Pe secs : 7 eal buy. Call deeac) seay.” f219 Terry: 4-5, bath ole ers) 00. FILER, 536—Flat: 4-4 rooms, bath; #®a- | do payment, balanes monthly. GINTA. 424—3 and 3 rooms. single | DOUGHERTY-SHEENAN 721 Chestnist. flat. tile bath, built-in tub, Ya-inch. h ‘haré- ee | FORA TR 7315-—New . rooms, gil r arage. Must sell. ied . | eet ABBE} SLATTERY ~ gardwood floors: garage ~ Ca electric. fur (5400 eouth.) MAY R. E, CO., 3548 S. Grand. LAc. 9533. , \ et wath " ’-car garage; “a real bu 82) | weed cease gos May th! sie fine | {notte conventenees: —t +» Aarne Mm” MARK a pay 34510 Greer, O-0--. | Ni . POo14 Ss Two single flate: | MER c,. J216—-* ) lat — i. 35 ; d. Ac. ‘9533 | car sarace woer eneris's® s fiat | ¢ —- PRICE REDUC — bath. a Cetri Ss r350— an — rick * imace: garake; Int (Rhow. 4 , ‘1 nat the — hy EM Bs SA500, PRos spect 1440. ‘argain. Spores Sees Sen ON: | MAT 2 Q.. 3548 S._G I. = ey a QU IC K S ALE Ww ANTED at $12.750 for quick sale. Box E-354, | GIBSON, 442 . aths. 4A room br c “TO i. ’ 4 o . ‘ se ari 1L8 2 e ( ‘ 4 VIR¢ TINIA, 44 _—— at: . . = 502 /) Steff« ns; new 4 t 1m fr ame, ! A th. Poat -Dispatc h. ' J. _ BY: : N + . Mr. Canés. a a fer . uh : )-f t Z o> toi [eo £8 ° ° ” . Ph garage: £00 incortiet Bu MURPHY, Room 408. 722 | 825 vandwood bore" ears; | OLIVER R. KRAPHLE, cy | . E,. 3548 8. Grand, LAclede 6449, down. paymen ony Se - 4 he l erat PV ic SSO3A-—-Reautif fiat, 6-5: | INOLIA. 353%! ub . Te 4. |turnace: maxe ole P "ag ’ ; : tl sigan EN ad bungalow of x a1g a—s5-37, Rg! 500. rr hatewater hes t. | mA RY aw. eee ~Bea onli os | MAC NO! A. ¢ ny 2 terran | RBETHE RE AL. ESTATE: ~ Stuer ae C.J. McCAWLEY R. CO... MAin 2813. Home and Investment F lats La F 458-6 ~ ais Sead "4 e, doubic fies : 5 mili Cesira vi Ne 4875 Koesn ae ae naa eau wedge; Palen patna sinks ; ‘yrs ” @. | —__ 2 ne INIA. 4106--—-Make otter: qancy , : 2 "z) ’ : . rent ne cietrict, wi © ior 3 EDW. L. KU Hs oY TY. co.. cons 3810: 4 Bet pate: wus mode garares: | | “Iwood flo rs: garage ~ : Ras 2924 nines, antn ather atrinpped siate ! -~ | en 3440 MA AGNOL IA sai sini, a tile hath. hardwood floor, fur- | Beautiful Single } aclug Low Price and Terms | eoath: reasona hie S EL : : ach, l; ind ¢ , 4 Hie wip Ff 7212 N. 24th Bi CCE , ede sll, 7 — ingle t. 4 and 5 rooms: prices Ht. ace: garage: oniv 2 veare old. ” ’ : ad f A0 Coethe v | WATSON-'ROURKE RBALTORS. a} 8500 WILL SAY ET! THIS | lily ‘oor (fT). 4534—3-3 double: rent SLOai: | hot-water heat. Will take small cash of | Reneel. Weber. an3ae S, Grand, LAc. 8514 - Parkway mane ntifo ! ingle fiata, five ~dous with Riverside 4310 5471 Gre | a leetric: atean! BB» rm, ; APTN sag Rcagacatger . Wd: offer eee Wood, Riv O57 | trade as part payment : | = ——3 —___— eile Caetahs: | a 2 ie gale ahesdl: Ywtolk ) autifu } | t. an Sing ie. mt | and 5 reomse., oo “kk ‘garage. . i . ~ ©. ’ i South | ee a - mo 16 rn. | JON EF a RR Os. RE Ay ry CO G Arfield RM) 4x \ IRGINIA, 4 ] jb st. aa y aa - iti “ j Sa *7 Ttah ey-re rooms m nN ries al} modern conveniences + ge and Re le ’ 447 AY eat downest ir 2-car pew : ee oS. : ir le} © | FLAD., 416! ‘I-famiis 8 LOG ——- —-—— - 4 garages: fine. cona ae | . van . GIN } h pay t $2500 ii etart yo * } mate an of of te Lee re Ray cO L Were uvelL’s | ACCOMAC, | 226: gg ace onl bath. | fur ‘a J. W. BURIAN, a a Chouteau | MAU wed 3120 een he. Maggy eer a> a00 Pe balance easy terms: | SOT I H SIDE § SINGL EK ae ” ree yy ge ow nership. Open Py 9 62150. be eraser f 4 : ‘ —- : ‘ le ] > n ric . , tment ; * * , ring i* 4 call | FD : i | oe Ww. FF. REALTY ©O., SEE 4429 HOLLY AV. j B00" ita one furnace; look it over and (ec) | garage, ne Tower Grove Part modern = waier heat: double garage: | Instantane nS er M, Gain tats Chestoyt aw { NEW BUNG ALOW FLAT OPEN TODAY PArkview 867 1450 Hodt | Brick o-) gingte: hot- bf aicr ‘heat: ? ¢, M ISS ‘MAT | 1 eapec t 3 8267. a #9 “nn Rox ‘T-:} SY, Post. Disnatch heautiful nd well constructed: will eacri- ; . . : ‘ . : - es 5 ' oh i r ~* ial m ' ar . . ’ i hath. hardwood fleors: 2-car garage = * . La . —o o7 5047— —Runga fiat. : r——S8 ee ica: separate entrances oe | fice: leay ing city See owner, first fioor. | W WISCONSIN, 3720-——Doubie. Rs — South Side, 5-5 rooms Rod oa * Ane N EW MODE RN FLATS HOMESE EKERS end 7 snvestors, blocks south ef 0’ Fallon Park; onis ae Blet ea . atrietly ‘modern well bu! Mt: fine neice i ph aCceR: eonsider trade Riversi: ‘cR8D) | hath. laundry. PRoepect 38! Inrs with Murphy beds, hot-water & : | leokine for a real bur Mere it tet wy 414. iv ‘ re rad flecra, 4544-4800 llente: S lerge roome each f : : in block for sale. Witt trade for ’ d: term? | ~ side &R cy | a ehoi1—Single fiat. 3 and 4 built-in baths. fines 38 os | M ern 4-Tamilvy flat. weet: separate @n at ‘ s o) . , AERT Rivers: 14 { MICHI VAN. , ‘VWLSCONSIN ve “10g i6 ‘ vw ts roo mer ek on nee low. if wees™ AF RT. Nirverei de 314 fo. RA 1oMl. 4 i camsibe ¢ a 9-- Wise ( hath. double rage: $4250. heautiful mantels, atone Punga pe | if aor. tlie f ahower hath efde drive. 7 sleeping ches. br ‘ * rch ac ‘ r= hine «a dos. F. . 24 Chests ; T. 6 and | rr aT—New 4. family, Cleveland, near porch, two-car garage, side Griv®, pric® | car open for inepection Sunday. price S16.590 $1609 cash. balance ft - . =e ————— | AUP oe aon Soxx——Single flat. *@, iF Y nthly; low price; | MI GAN 3353 Owner. “fae ay terms. Bo i vn ELAUB F IZ 242 G vols. D> SOPHIR REALTY re A922 Greer: sinzte amt th ron a1107 THE KLA "3 TN See. this, saa (tray yi ente $260 monthly; low Brice: | Moons, bai, 2 finiahed bagement rooms. | WYOMING. SO0[—8 and sleds 4080, oe | Post-Dispaich, * sae niynlid ¥ UBIRIVERSIDE 3100." (A GArela 4779. Co. te “Sear garage: priest och’ , Ma eos ust compiet- |ALFRED. 9111A—3-3. tle baths, fo | P’DIESTELHORSE, .FOrest 1204. | RETHE BEAL ESTATE, Victor 1004. rage; terms. Owner, LA . ‘ RVALT g.baiea.n, | \wwater; ,warage; eee .owncr. Ld ee home; good incom mis, irnace, ern * MAT’ RERG Win. BEFWA 3540 Olive et. Jifs

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SUNDAT?. MAT 22 1327. Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. ~ “wa BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE “4B ~ sors = ge-2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, ottages, RESIDENCES FOR SALE Pp | | Ys Pp - Pot A RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALB West FLATS, APART'ENTS, FOR SALE FLATS, APARTMENTS FOR SALE | Wea : 2 | aL HONE «= 0S DATLE—aT FOREST PARK = = : North | South “IDEA gat ALE—AT FOREST PARK. |) — | Investment —— OME. = = Wat Sins 10 Ne tamils ge 4 | HALLIDAY, ae -room brick: all con _R.. hardwood floors Nice appearing 2-story m™ THIRTEENTH. “. . ~~ = - or will trad oO OD) | 3112 Allen; 10 : ; - . i | me . > ven 3; © il] trade. wer. (ic giie . 1e hir lar ‘ » bathroom HAMIL oo" ex TER. 5930—2-family, 3 - F AMIL . At ARTMENT ; rooms; make offer. "ee Chntust. = - and finish; hot-water heat ou on aloes | hot-water heat: ~~ a | ge liner price i: firs? fhox« 7% ease 2 rr! te anc s ~ ur . OEBL. REAL TOR, Pre i FURL. a t -ruvcm modern a #1- @ i.e orage Kelv nator. - . {n ment. 7 rooms. sun | A. _F. GR (ce) | 500-gallon st . brick garage. 3 term Aart ce ‘2. er ent ra aa | é : hop ON FOR CONFER flo NER\ | _cen: hot-water hezt: carace. re , rater nk, r hest = i - SAVINGS TRUST CO. £015 Selmer. rida’ : bat. » $5250; terms t ry | ee a ae sory 6-rowm = resi- | HARTFORD, 4164—Spiendid 7-room brick, | nn og Bog nate rit lot Fox135; Po built. “MebON ALD, Titi Cc not. __— | o1s This remarkable residence community cannot be 4 HORTON PL. GOLY-°1 — Nice double S| CASSETI. 565 eer an y rv: mt . i > wi anwW 8) 4 i ms a - rooms: ; ee . in = , e: ot G2 - | | ' ' _ : ‘DRIVE. i, f oo nag rat .* + ’ : 2 canceyt a . #,. 7%} riled oO i: ati —_ Salen ‘ ; “mie thie = —EcoN Sasi 3 Foss bie atch. Modern 10-reom nin sriced far quick sale. Corea aes” & ZEIBIG. M ain es t i} th reir communi ity x Fr ew mode rn homes have t} — — ~are terms . i CA ' ery , ne hipen : Ss Spasms gs ‘ - ered p eS ie iat f ; ane _ oma ‘FE —_— ct CRO . ij atts ey un re ' + “ar 4 wher. CA bang +} ad! A ‘ hartr ircora a: rigvik. Eke Sede her Sidi racan? | RT 2s c ! none ut. ho 7 ie mus sei! a F. Dic kmann R. E. Ca.. R22 + heetrnt. em ot’ baad ae =e Ba ogy ij sty! le, t he mast er vw or kmans hi Pp. t he material value (NTERDRIVE. —S-familr. 5 reom n TTERERT =23 Chi * 25" F, Dickmans_R. F mpg — pol : “e: - : : msider or flat or lot. ness of Gannondale. Each buildin and sunroom Murphy bed erv tract Ow SER ] E AVING ® ITY Ww. KERR F R. CO.. 107 _N. 9th. i N EW HOMES ! Sperone olay: r fa fe clusiveness . i is distinct = ‘me SIS” annvalis . ; ‘ 2 ai A shad - 5 295°—4-room house e bath. base- | - & reoms. eo. | - = own ndividunlity. and every room in ev tei home is bg | 6148-6150 Tennessee ae. ~ av ANS. 4238W—6 rooms and bath. ! . age a scot or ng of Amherst , ana furnaces.| Wail Sacrifice for Quick Sale it; sacrifice; $3500. HOSEK. 1807 ltramodern . open for inspection. | “nae electric and hot water: inauire tj hospitable, with an attract ive prem urrounded by js Pe: s + ws. ;: a ee car er ree, aa ee pata °. te igi eto Tv ee at; reasonable at ne TS Pony sc lllaateanantaealeiaas y- | ~e, GTi a ee enti : ) per year, lot #5x1%' 4458 Elmbank; 7 rooms. bath, furnace. , 4067 S. Grand, pl. KRATZ REALTY ©O., | 4284 Evane or call JEffereon 8304_ || gardens. The several homes now offered are very 2 he w= ce $15.500. | “age: owner wants action. For price see jt NIATA, egyeene room frame residence. | Irersic a be - ne : ink. ~6modern: | | fabery & Wek ~Tary Realte AL [APACKLER SF Sto OREO FF y Saal cemleneee semindiens — REAL BARGAIN | FSoubic earae’ neat care brick nool an4 |||] and we invite you to the English Manor house at 3568 “hh ¢ : i i A-s YT ; c™ lf ‘rat ; ° aa)? " dow ; | ou olan - > fo} ; ‘ u 208 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 47 79-4710. 10. ' ‘ WATSON-O" ROURKE. REALTORS. > onan tile bath Tarek: wrk easonable. Avenue, which is f rn? hed comp! lete c YOUr inspectign KINGSBURY. 5S7xx—6-family exceijent ' : | vereide 4: Gravol | 3326 Humparey é oe : $14,000 “con ditto vayve 16 ver cent net: $10.000 M¢ IDE RN FL AT . ‘REA C i Pl k- P SETS GE OUEST 701—s cSOMR TILE | hot-water nea! hardwood oe wanes : 5. hot water: moder ee i: | M AJESTIC HO “NT :. ES SC QO. 5 beN2 ‘ ~ 2¢ a — ‘ = e BA ATH, BOT- WwW ATER ak AT: ow NER. / Lent i Cs) - . CO. WA ©n£13 ra sh - > ; i oe you will Wk2 |; & j\ i room isd ; ' sew tae 80°78 Wadison Dries j ee — leer ick te - lopen 2 a! unday ox | a IT E: Ds ons SA sc ns, Sa’ agi ag alee ie aia We 2000) ontv $850 cas needed: sut al | MICHIG AN, SOs oo ele fiat. ~—SESIDENCE BARGAIN , CHAUNCFY P. HEATH C0. GArfield 3165 - “ask the Family Who Lives in Ohe* s— etc a bercal M) : oe + a residence: will trade ior — om bah vrnaces : eile tor | | ROETTGEN-MASE ss i ment. water. we re; ou can’! JOHN BULL, 20 Sno $343 Sidner: 9 rooms bath and fur- | FOU NTAIN. 4544—9 rooms: spiend! i a) = —— ——— 1 : in 1017 Arfield THRO as : a , aa 3 : : ; : i MICHIGAN 4308S—5 rooms three down Be os ot 235x140: _ roe est of Pe ge dition: ~ aay ae garage. extra | — zx 7 ide. te : Ooms ; yw pePe nrvectivate aon ee RTA os 2° Chestnut. ni : modern. st-ert made: £a- wil) sake terms or ex¢ hate re for fiat. | ment room: ~ Bingie tie _— e Buyers, Investigate. ~ CO gacrifice. A. R. SCHOLLMETER |¥4l Make ISON-STOM KE-BUERMANN, DOSAVINGS TRUST C0.. 4915 Delmar 92 WASHINGTON BL. Mf oi ~ ——— ym dou t buy a 3-family respi oe Northwest | 7th «st ROX Chestnut | GOODFELLOW, 1: 7-t - 9 4125 LY KESiID~ENCE Me Mil. ne 4$06.5-Go-—9 and © rool 1s oe wells ede! j ha ortawes = ae ETS = > a = ) tile bath hardwood floors: > : M4 ¢ Ll i ‘Pp LEs P i. MISSOT a? ones onneenr I 7 ot ae j M | ST BE SOL D side drive ; ahade *rers. ; BELOW MARKET PRICE .. l 5 Enright av.: 7 1j-room bDricg resti- “hest birds-eye puis j ‘ FY r os at) oa re = = ow 3] { . F- i) oO wonderful | 7 4 . f } NT A BARGAIN? ; ’ ; é it ait te . - Weinbery WL Sr Reolty eA — i! — m see : } t% b 7 = me’ = cies thri ugh ul, L _ $3800 . V Ik tor $5083 - - DO po 4 —- MII. TON AY. New Hampton Park Home | es le h. ie ademml floors: —: N 779-4710 d jetails ~* *""BRAAKE. COlfax 2447 (c6Z) OREGON, 3156-8 rooms, bath, furnace | well-built 9-room residence. trie 5 West Hampton drive: rustic, English | 16 nally deep ht 40324 ‘... 623 | n09 CHESTNUT. cAREVEED +: 79-471 = | Ku O1OS. eg oan brick Tesdenc’. and garage; $5300. : hardwood floors, extra modern design: 1 acre of ground: beautiful trees: | jos F. Dick 623 Chestnut. 2048 : (> =. ; oe Idins McePHERSON $9xx—Sing ie 6 rox rr ty ELMBA- h. ggg tg es comm ea chrough- AND THIRTY-NINTH—1? ; rt- asceeiiaanal hot-water heat. mil burner: A}- ane ene of the prettiest and best WESTMINSTER PL 5063 ye v Pe, story br ric K bui ng Car garage: good renter, Box E- -160, ee oe oe pe newly refinished; open _store, 4 rooms and bath; nm 4+ lot: must be seen _to he anpremated. | desicned homes in St. Louis County; priced | W ES yi . i Scee eg : ; . de ] .- 442-4444 “McP HERS 73 Aud s im OF) Oe ee ee ee ; leaving city. Box A-253, | 3° ’ Dickmann R. E. Ca., 623 Chestnut. cht. Open Sunda ‘cellent 10-room home: 2 baths, hard - FOCK paren. belek feet floor space, 0 444 § south ©. i Sanda dos, F. Dickm = > 3165. | _ Exceticnt n:; large | BETHE eats DOT KE 6 AND 7: TILE TATRA. SEP- Ne ami. lat : om 4 | ’ "Dickmann R. E. Co. 623 Chestnut. ' BU ILT HOME | CHAT NCEY P. HEATH cn, GAr. . si wood flours and otherwise — iarg Tm nd Dock st ARATE FURNACES: RENT £2900. ; iwoe fh é wee JM sg —__—— EVE 4316-—7 mars RESIVDENC ee rooms with bath no REAL - HODIAMONT. 1337—6 rooms, moderm: | 3-car sarase Price exceptionally a ‘i ~ . i: ——— — BUTTS REALTY ¢ 0.. 726 CHESTNCT. |} air heat: 4-c parace F ace. Orn | Ge stile fice a0 -argner gaan - and cold water furnace. eac. Bove GiVE sW AY PRICE | “hot-water heat: arace. EZ, OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. BU0 Chestnu | . - desirable loc MINERVA. 58xx—4-4 singie. steam hea». {| fo &: * gggrem . ith od tari Sik trie - terms; open today from i | CHAENC EY P. HEATH co... GArf. 3165 | 11 rooms, sleeping porch. ® baths, hard- 5325 GaArfiele 6st , Men e4 ape tic : Aa we : ere ay “room tT ser) . a ae ee - nce: . . YORLAND= 1173—5-5 single endid Hy aATSCHU , SS AX °4NT N. Biwa bath. furnace; °‘ farage, Sewn r heat. ete.: suitable for high-class room- | & 230. RNHILL. REA! TOR. LINDELL, 3740—Convertpbie , residence: | w ood floors. furnace: in fine ‘condition: lot ORI. . ns me we : IENRY {NDRE AS R. 3 ; sell on terms Box B-248. P.-D nom _ Chestnut et. | large lot: income: future: «reatest Dic&” | 49,0139: garases for 4 cars: ideal far ia oy R.farmii? mrehMe : new: st sell today to highest offer. LA- | , ait VEE ' Ss T. { N re : P ‘nut st. . 5 = nat 1: account . oa a en the boulevard: act tast. oes for c ede 25 54. ; ieee _ ic y E C I AL cone Al e oe £ - . , , : xESIDENCE— Mus A seit —_ ny H of a IF YOU ARE IN THE + ELL SOU LEY ARD. ee kERT GC. ANKE R. E co. le: 533 ee rAGe. oe gg li. SE coh i oe pow i gene he, fur-| ~“ ST Relieiedeenl: spent PP 9 le ggg lc gg ter nt ope: | MARKET FOR A PRETTY HOME (= 4115 Lidell: 10 reoms; lot 37%x150:| 7311 Chestnut. 3046. | steam heat, modern threagt wondertu ndi- Dandy 4 a roc : hat u 2 up. bath mace, hardwood floors, ga- hardwood floors. hot-water heat. i see th gn Janay 4 A ™ “ree 7 %. 2UT . ~*~ sit OF yaa | , ce wo { ‘)y = Dw boRSsON REAL | — — = e eTior: call rig ben lg oe 4&,-- terms; make | 7°". e- y. ive, LIndeli_ 4363. | 6316 WASHIN GTON WENZLICK ioe el en ORS. i) a & Bare eal, wns " Re ’ met : ; 2 “si [aan - y — — - - | “wate! I ~ ele? a‘ . i roo eS eee ee j - - _ offer. . —- a eden *-room Rex E-322_ Prat-Ihena uD _ 8 tile baths, hardwood fNoors pa LINDELL BL. HOME—$!* srooMm ° PARKY IEW HILLER NG DOT GHERT) R. E. ‘ 0.. 908 hestnu - wy? : a raatrta ‘ . s ecpin Sale ; mt SSA LL. : ; i¢ i. eV erytning modern. in Foo i ; pa ud ae 65 — = _sanre ca- } 7 ms. » baths: o - ge no, 8a ’ Ys _ eal 8g a ee ae dence, with tHe bath. hot-air heat. | dit mn, must be seen to be appreciated; | sp! lendid condition; newly decora » roo - ths: «? +* “92 Chestnut Concrete, . gar ~ Be - - _ - - - - - ~ | tet oo a col ie a ase % ‘9 st & or ne r Laclede ‘ S882 PAGE—DOUBSLE FLAT. ) “ANDERSON STOCKE BUERM AN? ORTHLAND, 4742—9 rooms; owne! eS ee , . 2 blocks west of Grand: KOTSREAN REALTY CO. Saood| _Resitors, — 102_N._ 50°55 peng ful (-rcoro wecte “ . rn 4 are. p — Ace / of Ors . : AZ . - lo t 315x178: . waite, POMEROY. RERG R. E. co. es ale ° field 2130 oS burner ad uit ce llar. De. offer — ~ canoe | 4411 SH. AW ‘ CHRISTIA AN Fenn oo R- = coO., MARYLAND. 4248—12 rooms, res! idence. at bargain pri & | taal f , | SEA TDENC oeing, owe HE a ve rete te ray A | gel a | newly decorated; bargain: easy terms. __ = Sous H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 769 Chestnut. | STepls ic flr ground area, plen PARRY IEW. 4563—DOUBLE 4-4, STEAM " eyt the pric as an i ” ee ce = c sie ep a4 pee er ten ° - wener hai h 1Or & W ' Paice “ Eger ; ato a “ LAND $7 t— , = AN. AVY. tarhed ; HEAT, HAkDWOOD FLOORS, TILE nm: cane Price S29 00 IST Ad | RSICKMRYDICFLEBR RETY. £ INV, C0. ang. covered front paren hancwood fone Beautiful Home Mann half block from Cathedral. Adioin ae nots sme ore? “Kingshieh- | 51°60). venules nen stenay DOF) light. You al x. ALT ER ere ——- « 5 Cheetn ut. SPAL DIN ds. 49: —hw ner wants offer on i ws >I) ; 3 to row nc ; Sg | hed fre wah. MR A BL - ~e _ a= ~ er rt _ t . + i? Lad SHIN HW . > = Qa roc ms 3 . . _— * . te . » 4 - — - : i>. : i. a K Vit wi "7 ' Widown 6547. 5 : ; ; ; reve rT flat . ae — ‘ i . “2 - boc ae cast of nes 3 , ° sao r a . 31 , x ) 2 bod . ‘FEY pT IR. ‘REALTY co RESIDENC E. ¢ nce ’ - ; ey Arinu! ts — * mes ri¢e { To we ' = mit fj id 142, 3342 ¥ ‘ you jence: m 1b | ENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. GArfie Beautiful 9-room . fur- SELL ‘OR TR ADE_ - TON, — ‘ Fas bed o o -, ates om le| a er ms | barcain 4264 Shenand yah—Onlv $82. ° niences ge ee yp oO | 3 EET—MODERN HOME rast | ‘urmiture baths. hard 00d f . hot er * - , hi ate: ale te ee es fers [907 Mary! rooms. , break fast S22 Chestnut 3 . want + ke or reside mid co75.) ane were aner » etapa ties , ci aden water TOO! baths: ~-car garact. a gg - 'WesT™ NSTER PL.. 4130—Lot ; very Pasi nabie s+ E CZL — t* j 1 Cheat? sArfiel4 ] - - . Sia 2. Di bi dt efi, saaiti’ a af i&. . 2 63 i ti Lz ; it 10) ee } ces with y une and me rennia/ 's price ee furnished: +) re LDSTE IN c _REALTY . ‘ : } : ; 19 ae Et oT . ae and ate na . and i tu Ts ane b} , ' } 10 firs ‘ rder ic ern 6G: a - : ° | ci gp — vf See yener of Ci: oof L — ¢ cies SE Bhim i NEW ] ? + TAI aa At sf Soom na sun and break‘. oe pore > { Ipto r; own! wii ie es ¥ z7rand ru] rner. |. NCEY P. HE \TH CO. GArfield ; 3165 parma - from 2 ™ 2 c r | room and kitenen" 2 ) . : ~00 38 MARYLAND FRAN @ SCHRAMM CO. MAip 1823. | sleeping porci, t Soo, ee pape ni . - ver P s% neat. . " z= . . location ' Poa Oda }__ Dandy i - a — aan ' : hg RESIDENCES FOR SALE doubie, peice 3 Ny FOR SALE IR TR ADE siz sei : _Ide 0 . ae rn id Sentes.. elec - ‘| 20 rooms: well built: excellent locatior Stow teeat- all coerveieuces 3-3 } per month ‘ ' , —- rage. €% , " screen +i repryo | SOUS timme . Sin oo 2011 GEYER hot-water eee: 1a Chestnut must be be appreciated. Phone | Some, : — West ‘ ; - Ene ‘ai5 # i44v. OLN ER = I. 57 38- ae Cates rs nis {eg eo P “ts oped 2-ca peated ow goat | J pat breakfast roum. $$ ag f ‘ mecne Tr 2 : 5 e- ia EN kn rh ~n ile bath cam, heat, ro ‘oe nedern home: hot-water heat CORNET & ZEIBIG - P Arkriew 4389. GEO. F : — Oat lade: Bo Geich garages. rent $10.710: wif} | car garage: jot 7ax148, can build | | " &ANDERSO: CKE-BUERMAN® ee oe eee lot ~O0z 4628 MARYLAND EST PINE. 3-11—12 rooms. lat - | : ‘68 Ge LL THIS MON ae. K-80 OTT REALTY CO. (Olax S751 — a6 Sit — "2 | Home fe & angbt. 6 rooms, bath, ta TO SETTLE AN ESTATE netoum ‘residence. living room, dining | ing’ Cop's Meeks. trom Grand: “bot | pare occ pcional onder: lot S0x176: easy| ‘price and terms reasonsble; modera and) 7106 Summ — CAWLEY FR: CO. 7” sn rH] : , . rie eels “ - . QS v ana ja i” ’ : : me ane 7 ret ee - se scien Sm igen sce , f po et he , O. 3. $3000 cash will rtments 0 baths dern: jet 70x142. Ci | ogg ri MP 4g econ nome. third HY HIFMENZ REALTY co. - Tt CRETHER & CO., S11 Int. 14 "SAVINGS TRUST CO.. age: to xt ced a sid Barg s . WECKEI. ‘ane Tate eigt. bs f 4 rn e¢ a ‘ cr v4 ¥ i 'é ; ri3 £ a en slne é CEn io rN : ,. (ry r ry ae a A 4915 Deln aap ret I = ( ence are ain D AE\ ER. Pea : Aloe le ney 4 TTE oh gain KOE J — 7 ee ’ : 4 : “ . SOM aie ” wns “ »f ‘> _ so + Wil B ; Z : ‘ 4 versity sees Art ; i ve t 5 wie decorated are En a ee Oe gone ini ene 4 - i. first-class cose: os 4217 West Pine— ill Be , —— one vat! ery well bullt am iv VERNON AVES he team ofa! ap’ %135 YIM + th a a ‘floo r oll " eee _— ’ Southwest MINERVA. 59834—S8-room resicence * —- oo . ADU + cond carane for "ODE kN TWO-FAMILY at AT $4000 cash 1 yeu need re 2 es ner PTIFTON 6219—6 rooms. sleeping porch. ; furnace. garage: lot 39128 macrilicec XE ae ae. g4e dGrivewave: large OWNER WILE SACRIFICE FOR $9000 ee BR. EMA! 3 OHMEVER “RE ALTY “C0. COlfax 2550. TOWER GROVE PL., 461;——-Modern home lot SUx1G0- fruat tree srape arbor HENRY ANDREAS R. E. CO. Modern residence: 13 dandy rooms:,ex- | ~ereuet it a \ DER: » KE- ECERMANN, © 2-eOaAh C iTuli _ a art : : mS ay BE SOL — THIS WEEK | =e. , ON ee eee | eOt-water nee, © TOOwsS. 0S OUs« rm; n745 . T1T% Chestnut st cofient location: large let: phone for}, bloc] ania’ tte xO Chestuut sf erty, ee REAL HOME. is Sp eaeting . , — LIZABE 233—-room frame resi- . he ; iia aiainae weal fiel o7 {| Seth ae : ie ae , BeSting Rae A one — TW ay SIX- Tr AMILY 4058 Spalding ari 7 Tome. brick POWER GROVE PLACE HONE. ae Geeeae ees eaten Oe MOORLANDS HOME Se Seer 1427 | ise = ae ~ Residence Bargain — ) meTMIENTS od floo : ee ‘ s ite aaliee : } vil Siu ¢ - yy >) ne wi trac : . a ; * ne . nia . Trea arare es t APARTMENTS ee oe dl e* sell and FRANK J. FA E. CO., Wainwright Dome: price $6200. 0 terrace; S-room brick residence. two sun | ; | sacrifice: 2 i Owner Lei aving ity om rrr: #e reTienNnce. Dt TOO IOT., » LP} : sf Oia ‘ tr} . ~ r- - ; EPS 5S & . , : ai : ; = 79 6 ‘hestnut ALE. Toi-—S Ons. Karace. — Das. side an bir = ath at tha Oe oe e 3 “et i . . . aa rifice 7? 5 we ¢ wd ; noc ef a ' ; " N > MnCl a WT EY 4 m & j 4 } OU) ‘home it 4a {t. 4 BI ! : ~— oe 455 — Must se... 5 “drive 3 porches, CAbamy 1715R. ich . - ‘ ae . x - ; - a ' 5 i“ est La A — 3. > S ~ c6~ erms: ier , ‘ediately: che easy terms. saline = ree n Poe wu a ag Povo anal 3 strictly moderm West Tene . * tnivcerety le ryt z- ae 14 ba - " P ~ » Ss » : ‘ ; 2 4 . : Pack 4°72 , r- Papes ita ~ » e : ‘ he: ") a , an Ti eesiiaad ‘ . nat . ; 4959—4-4. new modern bric! Central ot-water heat. At bargain. ea%0 pene 3 ecg" Cat 06 x — aed = or_! Abenr_it2° ONLY $6250—1485 BELT AV wis om 7298 NORTHMOOKR DRIVE (Uni for quick sai ett Sf nen x27 WATSON COMPANY. , wine LIEV Ole ac gg ce Pe. Aincehichwas ca GC odern na possession ms ; Mode . Walinea terrace: ' She } am , LICKLIDER 8 , = th furnitu Cal afarette Pari +}: a nm. Fo ~ eg ye 7 ee aren x ; t or trade. ny +O. ies eee vieds eine ne condi- ‘Un parlor. : par § New. 6 rooms. hot-water heat: ee he +! Oy? ' rou i furni 1: all eor ROADWAY 3522. oo gg eB oe alae gigs nail / F =. m- 3 pate e t! c 1a cal are. tat 3 Be ae side drive: brick = - siti aiasate ; semi Ln eens ‘ er: + . soot angel ~ ‘ad 2 bbe ws a z : ‘ . 5 u ; L mh. at ow - ee frur ‘is ‘ = SON ON a) r x mMences ire lot 1 Riz rm} t le arn Ts or me rye — _ ~~~ - 2 ee ; eal Ma sees , ~~ —_— - amit CALI aa 3-3 it r Hi [ENZ R ' +] Ni Ain ; ’ RAT I ost ce pe ‘ os 4 : AD i , Lid i “he t- te! hrat: 2 rarsee | en ——— 3 8 SS ‘ ‘ , _ a reo mes. hardwood flears. feraees. C , hath « — re ey s: > 108) : ay “a 1+ , ie ; ) r ons " th ' j P) Rise i 1é ’ . i > 4 “ , ae Sia w-Cias iJ F . 1.08 itv! - 41m} ~ : aac 4 ail = ~ % = > raracr in coed « ondition. » o. W. BURIAN, 4018 ‘Choutes ee nth: int 47 @rifi)- S200 caah | CATIFOR ’ a ‘ NEAR TOWER (; iRONE PARK om naid’s rool ttchen and pantry BEN ALTE & BRO REFALTY CO. sus ran — } or Sale or . 1a - CLEMENS— ile : . 3ON A): Sees pepiggpes: . 1 “ | ‘ 3320 He he aut : TO Tract: mc iavator iret floor bedrooms, 6u KR NG : oomse. in good con- ; - oa on lane a Es oe ws —" 2 Teoms. hath. furtere. electric: “a pout es ly medern: rock p ho a rose front Ou m. tile bath wit ve nm es e ao ELEN finished at aan” aa a ceil parte Tic? A latin -t 115 Belleview: 7 “gh oot F.. nonresident owner wants bie garage: ba EE teek 7 aie ‘ OUuErD pen ; ate 5 jeg . ee ; nt a a Ry 3 ~ te ite a? ‘arze tot: P ~~ «ale. CHRISTIAN: ‘BRINKOP. x. ee ee a be ; | eae ae er wurter i ae ea ~TESIDENCE BARGAIN | exche! KE 178) OAR COURT (dust west of ~$ | ‘ y"s ES sag EH Op, CRO a “/) Pat ui burner, J rican water heater “at eat: : a - wi 3. Grand r-Aciede SUS age, 2 ca Church: price reasonable Terms. CAbden 15 Westminster pl: 9 reoms, furnace, ANDERS — ra .* RESIDE AC FE. nn +455 1% 4l ndition = _ . . a: . , : ep oS ' - o oo . : tT 4 >» 4 inwrich! rs. Uleie «- . FRA FRICK R. E. CO.. Wainwriss | lust W aaa McCs r -4 Cotte | p= ~ > ron TLE Tae a ; son | setheast er Tenness nad Si oct . : 5 : : : BARGAIN, RESIDENCE in: i cena a a ie >a 6 ree wet-water heat; lot 25u PROETZ-Si . R. B. CO 805 Pershing—Sacrifice price ' . ~ 64 arein a onms. att im tip- — — = : 25: &10.000 ~ - ' tiful T rooms: oil heat: garag ai aM DOUBLE. inn condition ate 4050 CASTLEMAN. Bs i aesineiel "ly Beautify 7 1s; oil heat; I BS shurban fa mile ‘ "4 : Snlendidiv hbuollt G-room hous xt a 3 a acento a. : ~ a Orest ark, eesy tezpms. ctT To $5350—EASY TERMS. ts ‘ ° a rEgr ° furtik ; Tiel? armen. act a : FLYNN R. °F cn, MAin 6481 a sorches and sa? Hig MUST BE SOL D aT ONCE AAT Sie no re ' ; ‘ a | WOU F-POLLACK. 10 1 a Sth. MAin 18 58- 4° 48 Ers ns avt.. lot ? 8x 1353 9 story floors tile ba! h. lon. : : Roos la renenig mf rmativs and carts ROY TFASsS RVG , 4 ‘ 1 rnarsh and nubiie ache : . lata ‘ m bar in; tle bath " — ; at _ shle sa. ~ err rye bric k residence. siate roo snow tf : inter 3 °F" A » —— -5 North HENRY } EM} SZ R. CO. 814 Cheetnat. st eat, garage: “dandy 0 ; Kteds __B-415__Post-Disn: 6901 NCETON fine oy can ditto ae owner occupies: see today. EUGENE J. AL sc cf ar _ hirer “ SLANKE ™ ais : . Se Sean 7 “ay ily > tie - ovens mer " f AR. BU rT 4 . | 73 ¥ atnut ana hot- wat cc heat 5! fant j ~ «i at ~ - . i ; . . 3 ‘ i wes tf mLA, ‘ A say ; ' “ed a 4a ERR Y & CO. nos i toes vr it oa Ai ne to = 2 : ¢ ae ge é “=P ' -_ cars n> and ter haat Char: Jot GBxL10: furnace. ectric. CLEVELAND. 4ixx—s fon ath. fu eae ahs See Bean oa ) nod _condivian, S$050- terns 900 BOLAND DRIVE. Make an offer hei ok aren. " ~?! Rov 1s . et, ~ a . s ! ‘1 ai om : ea Am rT , J he a a r? , . . a | { ~> | ~ : 4 NDEL I = i cae > § No>ms. TmOGeEr , hi M00 OORL. ANDS. tt Rg i. Yo t : ] ‘J DOL f us TE - .. ‘ ° “a 51°64 Wate rman af. ne “od phone us for Geotail. & — snd by hal. ¥ ont an: nen — 7 ans ~¢ 7 4 + re i ‘ : — iy pa Z bane | ao tae a = ; Mace heal “me bh Se . A . ain os «' : € ee i? Lhd 21 Pade Vs . j LP . ; . | ' Lier ‘ 2 wil: ‘ : Cy “4 fri ‘ ¢ tL} TY ry i ‘ »ia i A « ——-—- rescence orn atl uy? . , LLMEYER Ki. om . oe ; 2 5 A LLET TrresT eo ‘ PARARY Tease “4 a RAD Pal , a = — Z J Te . ; Nd 7. ng ied’ tines ima vit nity CAbany 15734. (cOO) | 513 () R LDG E. ~ 4 4 J00 | —~ N. 7th st “om el sr 3440 7 a 4th an ‘ aan RENT $1GRO— PRICE aT 1300 ee AN os GARAGE— rooms. bath. eas. furnace: | Thie we ae . a ae BEAUTIFLL BUNGALOW | $1000 ca: ‘" - SEE TH Madison’ y-room house, lot SO| . PST THs Q i i ya ° x STLEM 1S —Ss000 > BL a i be J 20 . ath gat ee: « zea lest: ar ve . h is 4 reohes wi ; 4 alieaiad C a z Reus + th uch new r ? Lar e r ; T iF “ aruw floo hot-water! . OFic ’ | panied ro out ; me - * C.tgant é ~~ dence. NS 2 saypmninas tei ; NASH 5 : on - ee7e honcaiosu “ het-water WEST END HOME BARGAINS. py “are pore % fleogs: very well built. Se Al . '_-— > ‘ hve THhwt. ’ . ‘ a naw? . ~~ ++ Ae rT) be ‘a ake tf) e ¥ “5 a, Ms 4 ‘ ei a § . S. lier re et s . if oR" K rg : m3) Orie . . r ‘ . } 4 = to 2 ) ~~ etia rt be] 7 Ant se Pe? . fia 3 ‘ ° . ~ » 4% 4i) e ms a ™ : ERY Low i an * eae Said wee ESS CONNECTICUT. 3511—7 rooms: modern. rigk Presiden late roo’ ‘tile bath, fu Ear] Biackstone—0 Rooms 8600 Cash. convenient term rv pansible party. | Tos RG. JONES, RE ALTORS. —ht price. See le s 4 - EN ‘T $. a ba hie * ’ ‘ ¥ — 6-F ogy _* rol ARTMENT. ee aoe 4 = - ry Sy : ~~ — nee ~~ ahs _ WRELL ae ae IA ; : ». - ‘ ; ‘ : SK t Fe at Mak ari. nod flo. ae = ell cond Deere: ' aa ner in re om r ha C ; = is 7 : R79 09 non. . “4 Wai awrirht 3 ; . : Bass” r : J ; : fas Ler? I f in 7 Car garag ever convener if m { ———_—_———_—— - ' - erred o ‘T . - : " . : Ss st ~ * cond ne} Ri ; me npewilr decorate . Perghit av. and - . - = VERY UNUSUAL | _ warage, $s o office: double brick garage tn | 9 hardwood cam oh a SAMUEL LIEBERT, 722 Chest 6360 San Bonita Av. “FEINBERG & JONES. REALTORS. caftex decorations, ame with |S co MAin 5130 CATES AV i bey tlt mi: hrick residence of cane N. Union ‘rest —$_—__—— Mat oe burner. q L. ys Low 7 ; . oh igen Sanity. Teale . “oO ' l-room residence: laree recep } reon aud attic: bardwoed floors. her § ‘9 ROOMS. 30-FOOT—L OT —. CASH — ~ 3 be og H : : “Ae . @ hiockhs ir stone Da ni } : +f . Ome€es ee PA LE iat RO Thee eat at Hele TINTON 91 8——i pone sit rureh na .e ! ti t mexnlert oe fo : i tstiedis imincil - epeiliean? @ | tion nal! lectric. ara } bath tal iC ! F ehool: %14-8torv brici and On -pR Sang yer re Siewoae Se ee ae Bam on carage: let 35 mn fi rder. react est of er | Par a 4 , ‘ lectrie, furnac che able por a large: = —— THOS FROM _WooRT, ASPET i (is Seiten granitoid leu 1°16 mane beth, Sane: aoe SESSOD | Func coco i a, ‘i move inte: house nm . Open | Mun as hi tty Testric eui- |S7500. Spleedid jocatlen Se Mee non 4 WONDES® CS cady for Occup CTLAYVTONITIA %-6 f ne _roames -_ “On De! itter rs re ih: ia a, aint, ' . a im 23 rhe corn ‘ ‘ Sunde nil 1 ‘ re ) 5 ae , te Tt) . ims at he vacant fiernecn. i . : } Wi ae the . brick fireplaces, %.-ineh Maci¢ ner % sho rou throu nore. ean realest a WM. _E. WRISRERG. 3204 tn terms os : : MTLTENRERG: , " Sth -arfielad 5603. SILV ERI ; ATT "401 —— 5725 De Givervilie, aaa ; oder wel ore, stem beat. cenper | : aerifios wet 3 . ; —" ap canons a WIL. JOHN DOCKERY & SON. 108? Chestnut ata ~ eo . : Chestnut. ing porch. hardwood r i « . _ ong gnticrinec; fot 40x 160- danhie cea ORO : rRaTH >. EAT hen ree ty ak rh : 38, inmphre near Grand = Ss L GSK See Ut fu . ornce ; - tape CASH water heat 2?-car bee " 7 — tied bath 218 rents 158. ou! 3 gh EK PR , a= % ee a we oe - "ae Muu M-water heate:. Gd aeyv terme rlendia 9 room residenc M AKE AN OF F ER ' tiie Dath, mat . oS = oo 2 NEY MI loriasant. Open Sun- 5928 Woodland #*- "ae : pee S738 ENRIGHT Bog yi a | core : an owner. en rooms. hot-water heat eee | An eee eel geneelinais —e GEORGE RASHFORD. MAin 1049. | ag, Nex 550 O-conm residence = aan san wrens famiulire At ow ' 4 Pp o« El he ‘ REALTOR 1O4 CHAS. JZ. eI is AN oR. 'E cn MAin 6481. o a Trea! : : LP “€ : ' t THE OWNER OF 5646 VERNON , amduood floors, , ‘ SITY CITY ; yy " *. 8. Ss -: - «-- Chestrnt an lg A mittee — L. Ss . : “ha c . : oo haths in " NEW =F a= ae Ne : FLAD. 42 ae” hearted Shines FED?! ERER RE Ai TY Is WAITING —s As OFFER dub: t Cros ms. mouth and one BOGE ar ike BU NG AL OW ‘. $79 £A0 , ; . web ~~ a edd N ee te” t¥ coubte Ms alin | “ai sae : ae 151° Y Grav: e looms a hes on - ns garage m2 de a . se a — r oan witty a rect ake aftr. aed ; : . ‘ , “Yi , “CROFBI “REALTOR. con ¢ he«trnt wart " 3 wis ae ase “ mows Reg” in| h AC TION ticht reem : ion hall ing Petty ced vow t | errs ff ' fle kitchen. Seeiinemen "ENZLICK. 1018 — . . " oe ne matt brick iS ae ee ei a = : , ESTOS ow pape ye Ny | ee es af che a aaes and | WASHINTCON @55%-Lot S5a244- Taree |lot: 2-car garace open from a. | =e REA Re gleke : a : SORtSe ny ET = = a G86 Cheetrnt - th furnace. new hardwoo 338 cr. AYTOS ED. Hi-POINTE 12-rnom: bie future: will accent G-room or call MAin 4844. curing week dais ; 1M) will b y at cls en —_erwt = Rand . . 9019—tnod a house WAsHING =aN “tags s— 12-rnom modern reoming house will sel) on terms: rare ent a Te “yonnible pure, , 4.. ’ } LA l B ARt ; AIN ; : . + nu isieaes : ar it : : ~ RI 1 THES Pe ba a a! eat card ta inspect residence: brick gurece: hot-water heat. - gt S500 thie fine be , PR ES | it. G -0 N. 7th MArm 1431 hardwoed firors bie bargain open. OREON ©. & BR. G. SCOTT. 890 Chestrn' HEF FERN vax. ae fi c eRe he NRE A DP Sic ME ’ w CAT rte OEE Bet: We Nae eee SARE tee alile aie Sh RRS Ree, ae S r Pte ae) wae oy SCE © reno FSR S Seer 4 netrrced ' . ; rr et? . XN ’ ‘ BIGGEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED: KNICK MPVER-FLEE LTY. & 1s R. Ai Chestnut. GaArtictd sang Dee . in| JOHN BULL : i CRowDI Ss REATTY. 995 Cheatnu 2 4 | n i T a1 ¥ a aan yon — . a Gana CLEWEN ry CASH CROWT Whores REALTY. 825 Cheatnrt HILLCREST HOME. IN ST RO TA: Loew g . : fe a . ‘ rt? »: » oF “i = : s > = : T> ~ SA myn : “xe © cmcnen i2 Haihreen Two-siory erie’ 5 reom r iot- at | WASHED NGI TOR Slof—y Tooma. eun . «TN " a. * tifwi new peeidence | PHONE ; OWNER OF 729°0 nt. Ime Radiaman? # *t ari erat nit wi yoru evaz Gu arage. a Mie 386 Bee ae i SPLENDID SINGLE FLAT | street and alter made: double carare 5 am men ¥... ies ‘heed = "ideal ——~ CREST AST A-ccm f-am. —-aidence for CHATNCEX. P. HEATH CO. “GAr. 3268. leit hs... WW E I, ye -KE ” ‘ i 460 GOOPTFELLOW 41 wan cme et « reel barcain. LEF-SCHER. : - . spe uea iora Place Home , = te $4900. $500 acwn. paiance on ezay - | $750 CASH BUYS 1232 GOODFELLOW s. i ie; Soea Sone —. Se ce.8 D RIGHT FOR QUICK SALF MEN, GRand S8r0 NRY SIEWEXZ RCO. 14 Cheetnnt 4112 FLORA PI terms: bareain SELL 48 46 WAS ‘HING TON @ large rooms, hardwood flora. si $354 Maple: dl fe ston =. CAbeny S008 S seceuee Path ele te a ; swine ina 7 . Toon bial | 14 ¢ ut Tin-to-date PD-noom heuer « MIKADO REALTY Co. itn ton 40 7 > an . | er om i. wot why ae’ ee cond tran Admiasion oni ' , ae . - — sierpi ne nmorck ; _ | €&henr 38 Ag4®8 Eastnr ; ome, if mens. . Ss, or ae : ¥ , : ~ | mE = ' Tia : . {4 > * oa T rib “ . ; : : + Bo Me. TT, ran zac tr rent Be effmoencr Ret water i . i 7 | convent mE fe ae thays * a “ a a rete d : ; 2 Ava N art “ag — » Water heat are rE Ts ERVIL! LE 5804.7 RE = be + OO! : , ’ ’ - i Manas ‘ Kx ; oi “a " o. . sd modern hea! wil! = furnie ahec or urfurttehe AACH BR. CO., INC.. 826 Chestmut Chesinut et. GRE so gt oak mane wieneEs a a De | Dungalew: hot-wgter beat: $12.500 EVGEXE 3. ALTHEIMER. WILL O88 TD] Olve. Mau 0854. BENRY HIEMENZ B. OO.. 614 Chestnut MULLIN-WALTER REALTY Co. CALMER. isc. S17 Chestaut. ‘ :

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wear” 700 FAR — aiee.- = = . tment Q bf REAL BARBAIN XN gre BROADWAY. 8d FAMILY Business Corner rena for Sa rar — | 0 re wasn So — Inves YY pportunity OWNER LE AV ING CITY, oF i Gas a. a Northwest corner 80th and Folsom. 5 .*. ae wana STORY AND fF 5 YEARS > INTEREST “ > > N. ITH. | *tores and ten 4 and room flats: renting ~N D. | Business ; 5327 W ATE RN BARNGROVE & SPECHT. 112 for $8040 pe 0 2 Ss: price | BARNGROVE & SPECHT, 112 N. 7th. (c* E NON A | Mee sm ss Building for Sale FOR ARTICULARS Ld aN AY, NORTHEAST CORNER i arg yes SBA 08 per year; lot 11°.6x128: price 4 AND 3-hOOM FLAT 4406 ee ii DW LLINGS AND SINGLE FLATS nity Located on 9! “enroof co thin of 6 stories and base ALBERT r r . . Stores on corner, 4 doub ate, 2 Ot" HEMMELMANN-SP} CKLER EB. co../ 1235 N. Garrison: baths: weed condi. + + ™ e community cannot be describeg ment; modern r roof construction. Paying over lr, TERR Y “& 1 == will exchange for other property; th and” Chestnut | tion: rent $85, SIL VERBLATT, : : inn! tations. It offers beauty, CON VEniencs o Net on $160 000.00 823 Chestnut, CHAUNCEY. p HEATH OO. Gar. R105. Good Investment Opportunity nut. _GArhield 5603. = | Pay Off Semi-Annually 214° Beginning 6 Months ‘ i o 7 -_ av : rePRDO bh] t ant — 9 8 i. DOU BL E 4 AND 5 ROOM ’ > ts rT i tos large ball room, barber shop. 6- =e t CO. - . - , , z a For Sale ee orm Sener oe room apartment on 24 floor, ateam | ee JEffergon §892__(*) FRAN CISCUS REALTY COMPANY and make terms on balance. See us about this substantial in- tura] y Ww : ; - | auto salesroom. - ; nship, the material value anq the te HOLBROOK-BLACK ELDER | This Home | HARTWIG-DISCHINGER. ©R0R N. Grand. heat. 6 garages Lot 140x126. wer BRICK pOvnn—62 “50 CASH Natura! Bridge av., near Grand bl.; lot nta $207 ieee ory rr asol nab e: vaptment before is too lale. q4¢ ¥ acY fo . 7 3u rer c i el ee Ove Bri ! aut FP “ "SPO ENT oe SS distinct with REAL ESTATE TRUST CO Bare at Its ||| 4225-20 Fair av. comer Greenlea: Garfield Crsh Tig’ Nath ee. | “new furnace: vacant: "open Sun: | | Oa Oe yr roo i very scp tag te 4 | : E 4225-29 Fair av.. com er Greenlea: two —_—_—— _ : }day afternoon: >rargains: $4 $28 | | . - KrF ‘orr ‘(On Co . oY Rome is homey aay 1010 Olive St. MAin 5055-5056. | ape " . Y ores with ve. fur oe iy. CE 50 a | THE PRUDENTIAL INSL RAN E CO. OF AMERICA iy iTst Price | |nace, 5-ear Farace in rear: one store MF Southwest ; 4 he he Hi. S04 CHES INUT ST now. offered ¢ Sis oceee i | |Cant: immediate ome ssion: owner will : 1E—4 — | mie atiepisi 8 ¥ bmes — offered are very attractive This bea utiful LE Beceem gg epee : or small bungalow LIVE WIDE-AWAKE INVESTORS es00 SOFTAGES SEE $: 5500 — a English Manor house at +562 Corney one of the finest sections of the city, | . : CO pro erty and che ap. : ocation; occupant will sh — ed complete for your ins ‘OR SALE OR TR: THAMPTON ralde | £o0,, FOuRD: an ad Cottace. Entral | - ; , _ inspection, Ail improvements are in : POR SALE OR TRADE 5201 UTHAMPTO 0. “River sid (8500, LIEBERT. 722 Chestnut. c™L | LOANS ON REAL ESTATE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE ers surroundine th: Two stores and 2 flats of 4 rooms each fe |second deeds of trust; quick action, pp . , a A ° = -_ pM: this home ls made up (on second floor and l ann Oth third floor: _ West SMA r a. MON I ES t UC DING "TN. BRAY, Kealtor, 706 Chestnut. GAr. ris) 74, FASTEST LOANER_ IN ST. Lot is. mily Who Lives in One.” f ~ MANUF: = . | - N P AN of bankers, lawyers, executives and re- | | = room brick house on Madison at.: rent ae ra rage na Susohe” 20-—Corner store and ~ = le TH. 4 z Too ap Ady, ammopat. © and 5 / ines sna tes i ae Tl ar tras fo re nec r | ; eI r. y 4 a - . = o} eae -e Or ai} rit PUIINE ; i ae —-——— e L | | tired business men. $1464. Will sell or trade for residence or |) 4a year, Apply 920A | RARNGROVE & SPECHT, 112 N. Tth.| MONEY TO LOAN—Large or small sums. | o.71, Going this: come d | A new and beautifi ae DERSON STOCKE BUERMANN, CLAYTON, 4358—BUILDING; LOT 50 FT. | \® Me — NGALOW—6 Boom: one CASH lash S6a600 ta wlace on imeroves Ge is and § ds: $100.00 0 h Le bsg oe Ne = re Rs, COR. ! | 'R - #B Sv iy een eautiful section, where | ; : REALTORS |). Re SUITABLE FOR GARAG E. GRAND 2888, | Luc Ky: —_ fink poate — Bos at a4! property. MAin 2312. ‘NO SI ow. ‘CORPOR ATION METI , © four on: RaEN oe eee en ee Te eee Seed pane, S23. a DELMAR. 4551- Income $9500 pet Heon AONE pr a $7000. eee “thie sure: JOHN ¥Y. MeDOWALL. 722 Chestnut. |JOHN A. WATKINS €0., 722° »9 Enright av es ° OR SA] Price in an older location. Northwest t n : im , vagy es Powers “g ™ . See BON. 1 TE BERT. 408. 722 Chestnut. (¢*) est rates ch “O56 MONEY W . heat 7 2 be-well worth pour-wiibe 5032-4-6 W. FLORISSANT |, FLOR TRUST Co.” Dilmar| we nave suet mmo te brand-new | Keane & Fr oo ee pnt Li Ort) ’ } 10) ’ . ‘ten ~” . ‘ , : a ae 4 ] LF 5 cy . Fa hl . Ihestnut. : 5048 ‘Raymon , bri . wo stores and S-room cottage, modern; single flats on West Belle, _ vrs ty > ee i $1550. 3 years. 64 oR $5300" 8 + i be iy Widtittintada. &. rooms v ! — ‘ 9063 ’ O12 ¢ eae ang : Two-stors ; to Davis Place an JOST MILLER PR. EF. CO.. 105 N. Oth. . nace. xO LD GROSSBER' ; 'On st. Lonis improved ee ridin . : a i “M . ) ( P han . nd go : S ~ I > ? ~()& i OR ' Pe, seo - ' artric Pienty security. Insurence n o Ss, hard ‘at: rock pore}. , hoteg feet f| oor SP. ic e; lot 12 Ox]! 4 feet. Located at southwest thse 18 iOmM Lhe } now Neen S53 (hoieee slore: In good Bu a ] rope rty (Us Olive. GAr f eld 0-00, SS for . 7) jing loa 18 —— mr pt ss ve . oa . aioe : vis _—_* ok am yare W open cal nemsion 2 be LIUS HALLER R. CO. 807 Chestnut. | | IS A. BOSSO & SON. 608 Chesinut } large ator ‘ith 6-room flat above, fur- imo ; E IER T. roon tive outlook surrounded by lawng a : an io | y LIEB! o1 : ng + home is located in i © vee REA Ty CO. FOrest 4310. If you are looking for a good Doe of | turnace:; as | - Se Mr aa No aid ee : ’ including s y ‘ A xx + & . (c) o aT FLAT. $2250. — ~ _— — om - oe ow ee > IC HOMES a rth shrubbery and trees. The class of own. | .N. W. Cor. Broadway & Madison 5 PAPIN, 3-3 ROOMS, ELECTRIC: | MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST AND ANSWER IN TWO HOURS | nem. now have on hand $1500, $3000, Deity | ne s and ae onds 8100 000 * paying 6Bomeone else the increased Rppncah Ohaus = 4 stores and * +vou will “yj ke this nice home. CEntral |\MONEY TO ! “= eee City or co pry > 4 Bee Bee 2 - . a cri j Wrydov rn t nie - eten eae he apr & . 0 CK building an nd basement, With elevator: li 000 tth 0 feet >» Hanley, then 10t-water heat : Delmar Avenue 6 rooms, hardwood floors, tile > ee a; MONEY TO LAN batins 1a. | Years, 6 per cent: $15.000. 3 vears. 6 per euitable for any busi- In 57xx block: 5 stores. Davis. - | ; extn kar - r for inspection usin cation: FN ‘pate 1882 s ‘aie RE AL ESTATE corner Ninth and Dock streets, f onting on Ninth. Dock and | pection, ness: vn easonable: concession. : Own- . pe Sa above’ business | BRAND-NEW 2 -FAMILY FLAT is : (od) lo Ss. Y \ nertw ‘ 43,3 ‘ n or . 7¢ r} , ae ‘ ’ " ~ 1) iW) :) er , = - hesinut. Ictor } Droperty at rear: this is a 4 and 5 pr noder nveni- | MONEY LOANED—-3100.0 on tmprovee | FINANCIAL BACKER Wid--New inves oF ’ + . ‘ hin ode rn: 00 ‘ t) ne ‘better in he . . 3 a ~ ee a S er of | ir and | | | bebe End. For particulas at office of |Jook through. CEntr: 8500. SAMU |JOHN S. BLAKE & BRO.. 815 Chestnut. . : 461 WK ; i T OCY n liatead whne»re peaeri ait nG ‘ id LIERE!I . ~s ? petnit. . ' ic : F. decd of trust for sa! e. $1100, from Xx as aston ; ll r MAin 38 ” 3 i hard yet f = J ooms, Slea Bro way. | hack nyild - Call FOrest 405. Good | . n 40 4th and Pine. $ aN Bee . . - sfis | bu a 1 gel ge aye — _ ™ ad —— ere ” we . : brand-new single flat lace that loan or renew 4&i i yne, it tANTE ED fi si deeds of trust os oa $13.5 > rooms, hardwood | m¢ ‘Ip you refinanc nd arrange the 1 ‘li-secured perty of more than double . , 5 q ’ —~Y ~ ’ >} } Lea YQ oo Sf sta ) t nvere ‘ ” Brick i ROOMING beens Eleventh streets ; desir ab le f ec gig — di ing especially adapted | DAVIS REALTY CO "NION. D4xx N.—Trusiness bullding with fi ts noth investment prop- | ent. es _# — vf “ one Oo ee Teal cata te et laa’ of srast_| ,ti0D eutomohilg brakes. 4215 Olive, Lin- py 1°”, 1 y fea 0 we , 2 i, , re be ‘aE “: Pow set og ZT 203M, i oe tite cet Woreet O405. Gene RUST CO., Agen! 100 DOWN | MONEY To LOAN—On homes. When you} Brivate party. Cail FUrest 7143, By gy ed: one i 1} buy EASTON, 5707—New store and flat; co Sine: oe " A NiON. a ASLO TRUST } ’ “ om. FILLING STATION LOC ATION Steam heat. ’ | . ‘ hae see Sie me . — ; “ - 53! s+ COL, BU SINES S PROP. FO ceeiiies. on ae Se ahaa ¢ | FORKSIG!I "Ie ; th. furnace. ‘ope gre o~ go ~ A “0 ee nee | ui MOUS . S700, F100, $1500, . hard- I~) Easton “ewe Ld — SS R SAL Northwest co Shreve and Cartier: lot cHT — WHi YW S c ‘Ap CROSS 0 iclid res 5Hs by bre | ons an ieasennineema® 1S OM eat 137¢° 1 BUSINESS PROP = i afamily. 4 sand. 5 ro ms, ath, een ORK OOD? 140, as ‘ad bie. ae LD +h BERG. cari “a seeing ~~ . ; ~ Ot P= etl, SI000, BER bi. and h nh: lot ? y \ i se ee } ey ; : " : ws } \V. ) *T and @ | ti ° = r al ' ‘; ; “As ' ’ o for REAL Wi HOME! West " ili eaa ___ West Seana barcai; Ri) 7 a bs roadway Leleet ris aft i “ht. 2 A na 'p eR @5000 | we See at, GArfic¢ O260, ask for. A aA ‘ eet, z os S40" $01). $550uU, . “ mek MAURER G H10-BEF "4 RE AL TY handles 15-family A t:) pri ——— ~ — Y TO LOAN —On real es- | 5% $7500, $8000, $8500, $10,000; all co acrificing for Quick gale; | | he ~ BROADWAY, (Y,_8500 A atere S 2540 Oliv, 200. | low cround value: terms: trad eS “, 4337 NORTH MARKET » clear m nd ample insurat 3046 steam heat. mo. : § re ae! | HEART ()} ) i LOUIS nd fl first floor, 5 reedne fir ys Roe typ Mh 3040 Olive st son SRBL, -AYLOR ecite ‘ rms. rm te. EASTON- #400 C ASH ; prompt attention. STRODT- } «:.,, ~ — Te “ ee - : . rae rn throug — oat , one Tow Ante : ——— : _oenl ae > é er —- = ewe — LAP aoe Ot 6} Ge NEF the 1t) t¢ wel Call for Ie ‘ u SS) or. . Ne W Apts. el ust ( Gaeieted LINDE L ae = +}. 4 oOnve rti} la " 814 ne . Has Rr rooms ath, tric: newly na- Pres & Ss TR ODTMAN, 3607 North | we AV f kK Bp ndid $s": fbi ie) In + ts on 34] ] hell ENG : : Peps ” : ‘ “825 Clara. st sho i , . “ WENZLIC K THI "pe tl by Culars, Conerete Fireproof Daylight | TOO me bath and . “yg iba Dp first floor; 6 ge ee } Valued at $7500. Cail Mr. Silverb H I L, LC R] ES 7 Hod “ . r ? _— 0 ns “ i welling ‘ 4 d if fu ; Say go 6 ee 50 bet mgen G s L INDE + LOT 50x19. 3000-0 herokee = st.: ore and hath with »-room efiiciency, piel of . a —— . owe as | MONEY Wie —-~ Arundel! pl. 5 roo Op! inkled. rooms and bath first ons oe ae 2 , coset apace Equipment consists of Mour- JAS. _C. MORE iT, 718 E. Big Bend rd. | $50— 75—S100—S8150 OR { P “ A. a see us 19 § relia bie ee a S00. * Me - ——wi7S Seru ired. Returp bre oe Tool room: \) i] burner. hot- ae — _pecond floor For further partic i piv beds ele tric re frigeration and gas MAN( HES | ry K. Ae 37. 34 —Store 7 at Will buy any piece of colored t WANS QT R "A 7 HW re ; ~* { heetnut : ON : months Box .* fH). Poat- ee ido uble garage. side drive [o i | lare ‘ u Stove ie os seit ° : pate! el any a1 TR: ACTIV E! 72.000 square J feet. 3- story, no base ment, heating plant in se pa- jell Aa Op tay 86 5 seein og | a on mag ghee md a “7 Aron ag McMICHAEL-OVERHOFF. Realtors. YOU C ANT : OSE | SECON EEDA ai TRUST DAin 4138, "cama 4 be ae for ‘1 months: private _—* Oor arrive (] lock oi lA ig 1 . a] indus trial site. l. suis N ub wit "EAN come S9°00 anr ually . PAGE, 4510-12-14—3 dandy stores, all - rae. ec eahes Wi) . ‘1 ’ erson 2? } , one security. JEf- lot 60x10: 5 laree mage tate Duilding, lot 315x118. Building occupies but one-third of | fi imcesial ete dows Neubere, 300 | UNION-EASTON TRUST CO. | rented; income $170; a bargain Our plan was made for you. Iflon'St. Louie property eee rue Gt z + a floors it und area, plenty of room for expansion or parking. 900 feet | LD BRICK P TS | 5325 Easton FOrest 1370 | M t. E. CO., 3548 S. Grand. Lac. J you have §$: 75, $100, $1 20 or | PROMPT ACTION: RE ASONABLE TERMS —_ first dene ae Darty wants $3000 ‘4 es 7 — ~ - hestnut. ~ y= Ae tt et te ct lt fi « mortgage: Simo: ¢ 4 , ; hot-w ater Noor: In a sirable iocation.te ld et land | PAGE, 3753 (corner Prairie)—-Store a | more you can become the owner of any of VERNON LAUX, 722 Chestnut. GAr. 8 300. | Rox C-250, A AE xood investment, neshizh- ; term ‘all nian all Victor 4313W. ehed locati ara 4359 Cote te: 4-roo brick cot- as > rc - = - ai} auth +> ‘ A ai on. ve ULC rillian ro m - WHE 1[AKE LA ANS . hOt-\ al r ~ R} LA KE A “RIE fy Ch tion 1n thi ~ b uild1 og nd loc “at Ion. 7 ile show ] 00m space on fir st U VE ST ME NT a cS oN A] a« . “T° a tare f] t per cent; g00d in t M | : : han cf aile c em : Di , 3, 5S-room flat second floor; “Wainbex es heads Really Go 4434 Cote Brilliante; frame fiat; erty and. very reasonable. See ua or write ; vestment. Mor: 48, Phone us for details or appointment oDemiP he Me hath, furnace, 2 flat ey loor, 4-5} a oe families. and ask tw eend our representative out es S ASH . eslAy We Ar nal - } Tar 2 est “oon : he . rurn ’ I} bw 1S — — fe , ae tis tain Ti OR WILY, MAK : gee building. Benail anc amm, 2 west Cc mont! rice S18.001 SPORES—6; 16 apartments: rental : °37 Garfield: 5-room stucco enttage. GOL DSTE IN REALTY CoO ats; good neighborhood; cost $9000: KE TeRuge (0 ner: etores and apartments: | STRODTMAN & STRODTMAN R. E. CO.,| 500; West’ End corner. Price Me146 606. | 26 . Leffingwell; 5-room frame resi- | MAin 2036. 810 Chestnut. _MAin 4797 will pay © per cent; wish private party. ; — sere v | "to - - , s e ’ ; , . ne . beautiful. hich” Inea erase of steads port h ligh a + ou can iner ease and better your prod 1C- | valuation. If you a) e able to sel tnae . including grocery business: an estab- | the followime wa "ated ae tke lot dUx | (northwest We can make ven a loan on your prop- fee ‘cued ee Bg A - By | LOW PRICE FOR finer; larze elevator 2 3310. : OR - floor; | 809 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-4710. 4933 Garfield: 4-room stucco cottage. to Be6 YoU Miata, ge $2500 on 2 moder Bric tx 418. Poat- Dispatch. (eu) nis S454168; w Best 7-room house in the City: | én a pep bcegbescssucP Ga Get , | 3607 N. Broadway. | Casy ter! Pox E-407. Post. h. | dei REAI ESTATE ns if at L 7 , } eet) ‘ . Aa Se . “ Pose Dis ate ry Aves , eo OP oe “ae loan " SO IU ae ye v. _-? 0 acho =i Maffitt: 3-room frame cottage. 3438 | Grand LAclede O08 (e8) | MONEY Wid.—$3000, 24: will pay $390 . enurehes and etores See Qo 4 ait | - + it & i I ’ ' “ . " x . F ,-rre ‘T> ou e@ - } ee” > v's. : OVLS De MON ~~ ON 17 . q Y % anorgite new Rreme! Ras i 9 ROADWAY, 3d s.— Machine . qj OR, J237-GGmeN_ double alienate 0d a ‘ ‘ — ; i ®rvilijie before you hut r Na Ss ten, , J ng aaa _— : ai sits . $9 900 i me ap ‘ : ; wate" a? i ‘ . « by bg uble eatig ) i Maffitt: t} room efue 2 z fami ; Wi nee > oOo on rood _ bh] flat COMmMMission, 6 per cent interest, and $i : ’ ’ ¢. d rr ls . nd 4 it : i ile > room f 7 s above: ". , . ‘ ; _? : oa hr ‘kk ° fan +4} ine ' E has iu i % a si 4 } su 1.8 at. off month! wis ‘ + ve 2 pared poe Provements: & ‘ School; 2 rieKk. « | Box B-! . ‘st-Dispatch. ‘yy. security. corner store - ° ' rer, ’ a | - + ¢ , . rR 4 ‘ 7 a . rl howe i * o-Ca?r Farrage Wil ? \ . of. . , i a *haraA . 2 mer: gi if ALs; | B ‘ g. " ‘ i with REAL \ ALUE ] - tee : = " ne =e 30 00 ' will in rease Im Value: ell b uilt. iot 7 yx 130 Ww onde? nese uture ‘ anre ym of ig housekeeping. ; = ~ : ~ ; eet 6 ‘OMmmMission. Box K- 409 -D., 19) premises. Large living reom. dining reom. bre } . } ( ni R | H A: D PI N E 2.1 oe , -" ) % “- VX os sw ()} ; Y Vy. GIBSC ~~ Po c, as oO 2 Luc as: rooms, br ick; 4- Re VW a BU R LAN Mi‘ IN KEY W td.— S500), 6 per —-- a room and Kitchen: four fine bedroo + * rapatlcs Pe mag —* ez nberg @ nberg eally i Sood. ce fami! ‘ | HO extras, on 3 Blores and ‘ . s 3833. siecnping porch, hardwood floors. ey ' / - = seat its $426 tric ea Lenn ¢ HESTNUYT CArfiel 4779-4710.(c?) aos IIN ‘The . a 1xx-—Onnt ite : 8 N 1ON- E ASTON 7 RUS mT ¢ C aged 0.0001 o loans tea, real estate, aes —_ building worth $18. UU: me: not-j;heat. splendid yard. This represen a) Cae | mane - =| 660x119. §: . Bia Tih tices es way : RAMA k) TR " of trust. Box K-32. Post-Dia. (cA iy ierme: | best value we have been able 10 offe RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE aoe 3 ors Sete eee -. $0,000 | RUSIN 2S PR‘ PE R'TY—Cheap: will sell) qe); 17! heat wy $14.000 first. Lin- FOrest 70 ae E MAKE “AND $19.000 ON demand - sd rPhor bowen Srna son n t miiss this- one, a — N. | r ing 40x) ! u j 4 , P: im! gg r) “oul t of Li? reek ne Pann one : : - coun) nor Mz iy ert i pone | USLITICS&s: _ cat hook i . — oe ée Se wah a ' i N Fi 4, . 9° . - bank On livestock and fine bic farm a lhe w aree xa- peat rodts. BE RG see = c0.. INC ‘ST Sela THis MO: \ ‘e H : ss a i: : N 4 sng = ” 3 a li Poa, 3 22,500 bint Mer. Ch nitra . ® Ji ‘ D* : stu ' tin f the eas End an Del- IMPROV ED PROP TY FOR SALE } nant IDENT ERAN & Af Fe eae 5 per cent ais OO ‘e immediate Ae SAO ae . KS 10 CHESTN : MUST eS 6 Rooms } ractically s wad oe 4G) nit Vv" wh oe ' sg mY . ee ma} ulevara nt $6 000 ; ually . CHOICE stores. fiats. Some yp sy low | o Lo: UBL 6. Entra 4 ~ (ch2) an /: no agents. Pp. . Box 12 U1. St. ] Oules, = = &4 f 2 haths er Ve quick sale. Forest : icfOy 4 : i lent neighborhood: conve nient note, secured by C-M SECOND DE EDS “OF “TRUST and 24 D-T. & per cent. loan made by 3 x¢ “ oe ‘ } i mos, ba ul . } I f mn" re . Beautif Ho: ‘ 408 t ght, © , GS) Si) BAX250 od %-reom hous Bigeye ol a t 2236 per cen prices: 0 oy | , ae — fore and rian . . ul ] ne for Sale Make : fe { J uC () Cash meth : md ae i a } | lal 7 IDS Le 4 5. : — : - > : iT rs , ment. Jw . e ads mone y. For eee a ; ie ve? ] +-2:.—Tene ment: dandy in- | 6% Money, No Commission W ANT t9 eel] $°5 00 second mortea 4206 | Maryland a re tly tnodern > a? ELEY Rr ia) \ \ fs «Ds 739 My + rlain P hin softh ry? ‘ iA ie J > Pot? ig ‘ ‘ PEROKR BE. vid 8 | OF L.0O oti nsertiomnlars ane twmen i ver vacant wel! fina cect, i ay 1! 2 per cent disc ount. Box cue t tes " AY oncay iz Ls W ill discount. Box B-i132 ust-Dispatch > 1 : at! tc.: very wi ulit ana . “rn wore nut Ox120; 4 stores and { wp Tae ON WOND TERMS , “Ley fe ’ I RIC Ek REDI CED it cele. aot “ it} earage fo! ( ge gs Phy omy oes Panormne nent GLO bargain; terms. See # + fy at DERFU L, oe — aN - eaggronn P nT ae tn | Pat * LAIDLEY — fel SAYS SELL!! a $8750 & aft list aree lot a ee ee oF Sf i ani 688 | 30.900. CAL INNER heroke known car lines: @ stores all under lone Buy Es = oe Oe , 719 Washington bl. Phone Jif ferson By ON Gun riksT Dexies 6 PER CT. get oes 4 D1, or) mK E-ETERMANN., Beets oo Ait ase Smt Yugan ah Zz nary bt iiding: lot 157x170: 9 flats; '] Pp L i N [ : i M¢ INE Y rt ) L () AN pocna > perfect titles wilh each ; OS —EAL | 5 CU I] AN } ie \. MTikrNTH. Lis0 & nea afayette) | REAL ESTATE—FOR COL ED | ctores » office suites 8; rents $30, b0u: | IRST AND SECOND DEEDS; RORTE, 1 110 N “Bt SO ais 4258-59. ott 3 /; present low rental | ADAMS. 2235—6 ROOMS. BATH. ONLY | price $225,000. ' PROPERTY, BANKING U EST. | . ih. MA‘ ee AE, IN Game: Westminster cpl 10) Toone: ails REALTORS. 726 CHESTNUT. X f line Gibee cee ppc? chennai L0C A will oat, ] p ' j > ; ifice ; mere — ; ey 3165 | aths ‘>, sicle ic} O11 WASHING TON—INVESTIGAT ar esome:s har email cash payment a 3 WEST END HOMES wee. $115 month: concrete ra: ben 10 rooms. | $3500; CASH, $300, ALANCE LUKE pe Lindell 3 5-room residence; 'GHERTNER tALTY oes tRALTE 6 PER CENT a a : & LON! aie gar, electric, #econd flout: aleo space | KENT, BARNGROVE & SPECHT, 112°. | 424%, Tindsll: 15-ro0m | reridetee: A | S50) BASTON. CABANY “O13 IST DEEDS OF TRUST Lovely 7-roor ~ modern a belan’e © TH , Wood fl: ‘Ors ho water heat, onl ‘> % ms * = qe) cae pis ' vry © cir yt ard } r 6h : —_ e 3 ater Cac h room: 6 be - jing hour MON Ky | () Ti A N Any amounts from $500 wp. Write, lint, le IN. Kelvinator ey } mac a : org eee pM ~ Ls» US ok Loamparcet G ‘OMS: ~*Car Kal liehly sir- paint shop; owner nonresident a 9 tO} BELL, 3I, $—House, 6 rooms, bath, elec- | jn. tion, et lot 50x213; 3-car eee | fs $1 L system, ; athns; we sO “er L-1n 0 , nt apt Clan, J eoike 7 2 able, best In : on Clayton — } | price rer ed from $12.0 to S880: | ,000; terms sae a ruart' ra above suitable or | rms of $500 to $1000 on Si or built-in brick gyara lot a > » FRG. “WHAT > TC { it Re 4 " } ‘ BB T¢ Al , } ro ;} \y natty , " _ - , ; = > on os ‘ . a — ¢ } " Ghar afi ¥% ‘ rere —— _ * anti! Jado. 3 «J . a : . ‘ . i +t) 7 .¢ falip ; fy re | _loe itt i ‘K! “sas rae arare., ' near nker ae 0 Sirs amount . balance lese than rent. ‘JO iN i. ABBUTT, Kealtor, hestnut. | ..1,; hot school. institution, etc. and unt estaie i an © Aili trees, shrubs oarese. Admission by a ts, may get tt. ¢ cata 1€ dd Pershing rooms, 2 bath ri Rs os Tas 1974 & 108 joy | CU a — Q beg “Re ‘ST & SONS RE: Y C 623 CHESTNUT. MAIN" Cite ‘3112-4113, Gees f Vu : : j 7. riOr , cra 41 ai ne en ae A n«~nnne- oa mere rT fine sage “ae e , only op Wines 4 Late ~~ oe 2 Penile: ¢ OOMms; ia . oe ; - ; 7 = 125-2 “O sorgan “4 1€ | MAT } Chestnut y Mt Aji 1552 onl isons west of Han bee Prahing | ea 7 , PRES GRAND AV. STORES, FLATS -: 5 coms and bat “ick ; oaem4 . $225 month: a a ——— SIX PEI IN’ ¥ GENE 3 a? SaEIMER. WILLIAM paectal hy Sa gumn ar at} rawood | «ia | ing: 6. room hreak f: : - peut . ' . te a “call a eee eee ee are —* | houses: 62-f rents $225 mon ree 3? t T S CAILMFR. ING ~ Cheetnut a seoemence. « Deh ie va. | OOD: aterman: 9 rooms. ~ baths. Cia Delmar, j 4001-035 8S. GRAND. Fine property, | &, electri ood surnace; a rani | onderful. business future; price right; MONEY SEE US MONE Y | De ie Doors, hot-wate j ' 90) einceinn: & room 1t} Arkview 1400. (;,00d location. BELLIS, G Artie ld O37R, | toid bi el al | BI id condition, t east of Comptor eds of trust on city improved; $2000 S72 Waterman: 10 rooms. 3 he roor ecrose front of house wit © ; Spent it ae sare A ' ; eo mi ‘ — — ~— eae mariv oo { als uy 7 “e: liberal | JUst east O 0 Seana | so Racer . real estate: standard rates; | to ore : ready. J.” P. HERR-} athe, hot-water heat, ha mante! e ed’ #toi eae } , Vaat teaiies = * . e sacrament ato ia pI 2 A ca AST aN ene sYETTE-—Pirep series ; term Northeast corner Olive and Cardinal: Tot} : nn a quick answers, | M. R. R. EB. CO., 816% Chestnut. iOors;: t-car carage: Deaullll belienor harate °-car brick gararc wiin 8 Can i ri Sa lg y : ato gas tege Luge . son |BBLLEGLADE. 26 ing! ‘ Ac § 23 &-room house and vacant (Car- 3 US ti Arfield SAO8 home: will sacrifice: make off , nie quar: ec at Wan’ ammediat Pf Rip ees © yar elt ae «nal stair Se ae ve Sg $750 cash; w ne $772.51 er month. | dinal etreet made and Pp aid for}. “CHRIST [ AN “BRINKOP 0% I NEPON- E ASTON oo aod OO ; ; ’ ° - . * 4 : Derg vd ee 1 t) hi a i¢ e Si \ D1 + I = \ . big . ; ( MI = mb a 7 i tes ws ge! chy ah sae ; aon y gt F 4 rx: 1! i ani : eo y- roe bie 2) W ashington: 1- aftr wy bri Ck bul! ding. ; 1 ” M Ste 2 FE: maton Orest ‘ y JOHN 6 ft RI 714 TF & 4 i} q17 ? ’ f inde} “ ate . 4 vIoOD ws 6 fm r i w eta ‘ ~ th | ; , ; ° . : : ; z sr ; : . eps s y yf l at Ii > rn. S } i‘; ii. S. sf} pet . ny i tas 4 i . j > . > i "Fr : +4 one ‘ ar > ad i3a°h ‘é 41 ‘ ‘oor > i m1) : “1 ‘ ~ : Tr. . j tebQPrital pa IA . ‘ baseme ‘ ery ’ wis af Ky f - r ‘4 t } EL Et sAN T TESIDENG 4 oh R A oe r won ~ i . - i hod ety hea Ronee n= 7 ; ' 4 +3) ray, ff Ty) ; j *et | ; ~.! ; te t 2 ' : 3 P rr 0 r . ,] - ony G.. T ‘ 7 witty terms. cutuineatiminginanes —_ LAS ede 3040 41. LA . Le le 3 46. ( 99) | rt » trust, secured : - . , 211 ° | r} ; ; . , Lr f ; 2 y . , ar . la ¢ } — pont | y hk al i , * f ‘ " } rile? "> , Pine ner V“ 1 ar7iiry hrick storeroonm:; : » ope! iy with release clause. Phone On account of il ge w * oe . niny inzebury: J 901 3 bathe. LOG 7 SS téran oF is. i 7". ray heal ts : : a nat. Tas P . c iH } S. abe é H re nt ain : VN] i ii] CsA iy cit ‘ Whi 5 € i S i ‘ ry t\ r h t lz lu iol ~ ¢ , quick esi ietterson 1 aa ; i home: st fall stories. peauty : | * Bnet. tthe , AVOIS, 6233 Seer eed i baet” S100 he! ) F month: | Shove, ive 8 ating plants; lot 2ox | FIRST SECOND AND THIRD DEEDS OF Serial notes in $100. $250. $500 ang DUPLEX HOM E BARG " ‘eer ; seseanatst Ay it iiana ( ‘ T= AVE NI r “TORE AND ILAts suble garage: cach o} siete icorner | fickory: 4-famils rl scmasesitianebinnmccitiaiaies “ si rRUST AT 6 PER CENT INTEREST. | $1000 denominations first deeds of trust J ? a es teak ties +1. nat “or the Man Who eC: stor th flat abeve: — a — neem, i flat, 3 room ach! 1 0000; cash 4991-03 Washington, corner Euclid; ° We let you make : own terms as follows: $500, Si2i). $1500. S250) 6915-17 Roberts av.: aaa in it. 7400 weet hetwer lerehin ¢ and 6-1 brick idene djoirning ers ) ae 6 ya“ | 3% , incor nonta. CH- | O-room residen e8. rents $2400) per Fear: i B. M. FRANK E. CoO.. 712 Chestnut. | $350 0, $4500 — , Fagg nerf ~ tities and reoms each; = - w ater. ah, ngsbul Kirk v iy to Jackson Is L OOK] ing ior the real bargain and e terme re origtit PRA Spies ae oe 8 ” il liat, o Ooms eacn, rice | 661x130: valuable business corner, | Phone MAin 4498. (c62) | ample iusurance th each los ' 4 : i , i Price 3A Ant A. RU ST a SONS RE ALTY cn ‘fered at a har F, oho. REALTY 0 reag) ne a z WENZLICUK estpul 4 27 ; Sein for qui I ge RS aia n a atay Cas earings ¥§ of per month. | torpms. ae | - - a: - wae a s —— BEN ALTH! IME R — | \ | \] AL i R AWK ILI* BP T snd wi uy strict a ‘pe REALS . soeg (* ~ iso have other choice properties to MON E 6 4 i} () iF () AN : L$ 51. 16 Corsinut, MAin $554, RICk 3 baths, ; terms. a | 5 vsetetycompes ee ae oy ” . _hecificai ions etek a te hs 6 ed = J et ae e ee we # 1 . r 7 hiy ret ra j “2 ft , a abe fot ' . 1 4 A 4 p ‘ and " m: i rey , 1 tr) ere ‘ , , Lt ale you: ' security ” 14 ou y clean. mo ‘ern bull4- rdwood ;- ji d farage: in cood condition: reasonable. a? . Tyinented en0d. clea etocl |} EUGE NT A. wi t of . : to 6 a a ; ~ ha ; r or Sale or r a € Bam C(LEMENS > ——— L/id} . yO x rns r i } enn *R M A N \’ ; aisd , , hr f at it rei } } rl . + le@c- | FARMS FOR RENT mone y a t *) pp r fam nt: nm rorri rm} SST) ° Can undo ihtedly a: 1] t you: rea) ea- red and 5 (>] IVE STREET (4 PR \ KR J . ‘ rvs ‘ © J » ‘ ene 4 aatnu } ’ rent SR4IG6: Nargaln at [7 nited Realty & Mortgage & 0. lnane ie Our exe Ty alt e business. Call 50. SAM : 15 net Ww wf , - oe hath. furnar & eiectric bar- | 4 4 _ 7 a 4 a 4 o*i HN H ABBOTT R altor [09 ‘Chestnut or “writ ts for our rice list, issued eacd . = ne. : la : — of H enrare Wiil 7 Ty —_e aoa so sag . HO OM ES . t BO0x9i. MOutHveast ¢ mc. 6 6f I Lelfing- pong z i. 4Et FERSON , 30 P con = ; x ey : FARMS WAN TED V68 r AUT, BRAY N BLDG., M AIN — Ce | Friday " : wilh . ry very 7 ' Siore and @ Pr Ms anor modern - ' i¢ | : d SO \CRE-RU ERMAND gl OAR COURT «Just west of Hamil : ies 0st ae er AT er on ‘4 ~ ff acamt- haveain ta? eat FLAT—WHY BUY A i! se W HEN —_— ; — —— 1D dward K. Love Rea ty n , furnace, | “" ANDERSON-STOCK} we and south of Page) — | teh Olive ac eee ale or 1 change for double. ~, [| @XOU CA : A FLAT FOR Sia FARMS FOR SALE MONLY 5% TO 6% : 704- Chestnut a5 wer 2 RS SR eR 5 PO ARSE Y=” Bm SIs Os i at POW No) renis Te ] ] j ( . j r = a. ne QELS ELE PE Ga 'e t™ cate IN Today : & legs bd F, " | Y > 3 eo 2 , . | sie) f Irs iy ¢ . ‘ } . ‘ ? | i} rT) r t; 56-foot | li pgp he “ a GOOD Wooo Kingsbury, @ reomt ae: tot | stores, U0 ee ae lite : i201 McREI ; SUS | bestnut a rooms, hot-water henrt bhard« aod aT bs ee SCENE eh RE al re 1 $300 . Seo A M ONTH. OV ainwrigh! glaDG © fees: double carages: built hy owner. 4 1T WILL PLEASE PROPER % oes and 4 flats. aim ic Seen heen cs RIVERSIDE, 08 | LOANED $161, R00 LAST WEEK. We OWN 7% Just West of ifeCausla Secannte dents °F stectiendy | 7 rrnied. in St. Louis; ie future; ow icr —PRospect 1320 2010 Gravois, | RIVERSIDE O81SE. ——__— + | PROPERTY OUT OF CITY—RENT | en Stor Rtoutit'cn teal estate: | WE OWN AND OFFER | Wig tees ceomn, ctoam, heat, MEE e™ beeralon: bot-water heat. AN must gel] this week: will sacnfice, Store| TAFAYETTE AND 39TH | ‘St 'Sods’Ccunte that we will ecll or (rade: | Ry |funsevto‘oar bark ee ee, GOOD FIRST Lo”. iJ #ThO room. Bice Wong Oor* very well built. , neteenth “i t. I LY snes , . ' se } 7 ry ert ‘ ri on er ent ' > ee —— . 1 a ee oo So cs >> a” 5s S-etory | floors. tile bath. 2-car garage, & oe for further Eievmation and cards of Qe AL Ty AND r RIC i CARGE WAKEHON SE “CHE: iP SIMMEDEA TE MALE wan TED oh 2 Oe ars REAL ESTATE—COUNT interest riod a ip Rn wageste: Se today. | RUC EO aye MER. WILLIAMS ALBERT G. BLANKE R. F. €0 |. .6 RE er lace: Lan tat en | ee OT MtAin S312 Northwest corne1 . 6| HOWAKD, Zo ; rooms; $100 down, | AND Be Sure to Get Our Figures 6°0 DEEDS OF TRUST Chestnut! CAI.MFER. inc’ R17 Chestnut. ‘il Chesitn: “af. : M Ain 3016. Bae r ul Bit siigicn tg o IOHN F .: uti WEI T moe Chea ii a My 4 ‘thie Ea ai me ur Z / F, +90 rs, 7" N. ont y . - ca, fe 3 pas . If y Ol] Desire to Make ; KE h ta TO — th tw all Chests larce— Seti. 30 grooms, 3 bathe: own = , ore. this is il buy consi is 1: ‘ranklin; Y rooms; S3v vith. : : : | Fach secur » property wor CS WI LL Ss. AC RIF ICE : Raat AX t : | ‘ acoer? 4 elyinator: ‘ i v nes 201 ~-16 C cant Bs RMS, = ‘ CyTTve nrice A*® KeG | - 3 je nr iif , Lis. oes ‘ , , “~ RE AL ESI *TE—OTHER CITIES or Renew a ] Oa rn mae of loan. ; . /sntocain OD msl ha baa wi . Die cman, 31258. Grand. LAc. 0620 | 4060-62 Finney; fla i. | - . : > 3778-20 Finn at: $1509 down, | W. ( TY CO | l. EPSTEIN & SON "100 V ashin ction S ; ; 4 ery AaAsy\ i bis “ a P 2 j , P ie ¢ Ps? ‘ ety oh «4 " ¢ Ss { : rl SEE be v A. iF Vv E R KAL ry . « . | home of § rooms. aths; | BUY vater beat: oi burne ae | «\F. J. CORNWELL RB. FR. OO. tea me. Sih. t Smndy store. (grocery and meal mar | 1434-38 Clark ) $1500 di | © 704 Chestnut. MAin 1208 | oem 617 CHESTNUT | hot-water heat, ivine “oO r ee ' 621° fashingtot ‘ ruOTm ——s : oor Te seins eh : . olde Mes BMY. viene prayed Pag > Gy ,P » , erield ‘ah? { et Se) . rss il > \ > » narlor: garage: moder eD: DA-LITE FACTORY BUILDING | hic bareain: make offer ic. = 4 044A N, ath. G " ; Lor : 4 Owne! i . en | . ‘ . On e-ctors mnracticalls new factory ‘ 4 DOUG HE RT R. . CO. ; 00k Chestnut. | ‘ ; P AC FE A . PA RT a a aeenpneatiet ene oes —- FY money ltl any 7 SHEL P ec 109 WN. Ath i - vasa pe ze ™ ee ot-w ‘ i) nuare Ont with - vy _— 7A 774 lave a Aand rick tC LEDE. °S21—t-room mo rn residence, i BD as j j . ~ ernie unt f} ( m eae d, (4) " } ; Om ’ Roma): ’ , RO Se Pep Yb ' A floor fioxl4 ty i: th mt id ai on sacr! Ne egg arta SE hea me Rep Sone nie: Ligue famiiy in -real come DLO, month i « J ; ‘O ‘ seal on “FOR SALE—ONLY $138 Hieia Bicait Short blocks orth | heat, hardwood floors: Jot DOxl te wate heated, repair garage, with dwelling: now | {AM a” needed. Call, 5452 Vernon. | | DO YOU NEED | ie A 0 | waa rt tre ecm coms. | 6062 Kingsbur. , ed: doing good business, and | 1 Ru, | | on undoubted security 51°08 Waterman .av.: un ents , pier +) oo | wr |} owns: : e: sn S bahia abe . ‘ene ® bathe he WL. “DING isy term rw TON. —eSTORY STONE FLAT; | MONEY ? . uses O Bie athe, kel 0 the, hot water heat; 10 eee on. ‘a eendition. Ina | 6164 McPhereon: 7 room bret 'l uiding. with cell , ceilings: _ EE. Lindell 9179 | BARNG ROVE & SPECHT, 112 N. 7th.(e*) : per feav- | ee ul 6h sat Hful Block. Can he bough: right. See | room. sun_parior, hot-water heat: barcam: | 145° 07°15 gu) square feet; electric eleva- | STORES—T 706 Lemay Ferry road: | ; Sekt Vive in on aio other. | “ LOANS oS _REAL ESTATE ii First and Second Deeds J A). 82:3 Chestnut St, ~ oO ) tie ey ee hestnw Ss ting, = PRONE Us for details. Liberal | |" FOP mnorgaay F aly = porch. Q ths. | 10°. WA ee 6 rooms, ath, furnace, gas, @lectric |" Only $100 down. Tyler Ligy As ‘LL Us Use prompt ecuun . Banking intcrest, quick service, | 0. BEIGcip, room, sul nr , i ~] [Teal ee, gee egye see > ne- | ant & Seon Te ust compl d. Satur | on your property in al iw from 3%. . > Hid ai $5000 stock going burtuetsa: brick &@ | nainted throughout; “ . ; ™ ‘ : . ’ oe ‘ e . 7) & = mm 4 - 7 ¥ ] ‘ > ™ . > " . - ’ i y .? ‘ } ci WV Le i 7? ‘ e , , ret , , , z .¥ y ‘ 2 ’ 7 ; ‘ ; new white enamel! sink rch Ne ha “4 Ser, Sail veable ‘ : apan ot ve : ; A OF. Rroadw a\ & \W ash SHEEWD 7 "pres PR T \ ang i + an 6 tee. aeconhartal in ae — ~~ | per cent past : 10N Mricnm gPre , av. | i . og . Ss @ i € {5 } ee ‘ : ) rir. mn 23 i a . . , ' SSS = . BE AU T IFUL NEW d atesninc, °° TH down and imprawed | W470" p% nid n roome, hot-water heat jee. $45,000 stores, flats. carages: Ri bt nl | Seoples Bide 3 es OLA OCs: CREE OCR. Se ees me | TWINPLBER CO. NaUongl Tin, Victor Me igs irive: one plock ¥ Cae me estiatwshytie me Ge iced for quick sale uy 94 : hs a priced to mov rms; .trade. EA: , at r ras tare wr Page sone, gg ; . | tore. Citize oan. Add-Index Corn. Im- 7448S University ¢ coum ERR Y er) ov (h nay s 50: EN A! THEIME! —& BRO. Rk . LA) 4 2, — wk. etetee deh timaanm de ete ——— AN Y SU M ria il. United ecotnt Machine, ; ecw) ai j Liam ‘ . , A hos nade. te ty et ining. Anna poti« Pershing av. and / ; . 7 Open today, ~ te ©: ad “elp % fin Che S250 ( AST AND. $20 PER K MONTH . ° . i« gee ‘ ; i ; — * see ) i { biatd 4 —— ee . t; it) # i i + aa 2 ‘ ss al a 7 © ‘ ‘ «hy 7 oF 6 : ore } i RST Ct 4 ©} 7 NWT) jer BSalea Corn iif; Fine ~—-- ex decorauons crysial = iden be ee Let wu Int eatgeemr if + rT} + tric, easonat service. | oe gee ' flo " and. lavaters fi ri) : ; geome execptional values in quaiity | ON PLA v A FR INT Ay _ 7 heetnut. AD SFOS OF0S antitul Ot ~ fiat: |\SOHN He ‘ABBOTT. . Re altor, +09 i hestnat.. | DEEDS OF TRUST othe! Fen teen’ om. sunroom. 3 pecroonn ta Me } ip ged yer 19TH ST. AND CLARK AV. | 1645 s arm apni | only $100 down, TYler_ 1260W.—_t-)| BANE aie pizae Poste Diepatch. IMMEDIATE ANSWER | 1 car brick gar “h : | GE 0. 1 BERGFELD |.*«: 7 4s ‘ ) _ |ERANK J. PRICK RECO. ner: d, | TENEMENT—Northeart coeeeske._.*) | HAVE $50,000 to loan on city 3 ate. | ee ee OANS ON PERSONAL fon & ey Ww { INDE RE L L, nrickt d PAY 7 ancy al ( ‘OMP ANY. IN ¢ ; alk 10 a ~ — the \\ onder- G iROC r RY ra tict eal] wher DrEImatl . on a Will \ nividi ‘in .mal ~ loans. ' 14. | - ZERVICE for m mey second oF mondial le: 7-reom — Wi9-23.9 . Site a hilitc of Thi Ie nAnortv 0 etn Sout Sj as; |} WEST BEL! Z “Tas, ao” hot. asttaee 6 ee 1 « t | “yur +t TY ird deeds. MAin 1461. A. F. CROEBL. on 7 hantwonnd floors til ie , ot _ nd ; 7 trey it 7 ~ ae : RE ALTORS, 610 ‘ HESTNUT. ful RP OSs} i} , yt | his I rope I t\ . stock vies re hy huihk ’ ng: wi ynder rf 7 re 1m rs s) lé j ; : 388 ¥ a’ ‘ ait : up ‘ = St : ore : i q a ] I \ N o W ma In ] ne. | hesteut at. (eons gg ol : car brv = ei ar ON, _ ‘ _ “ . . oe - asa Py )N . ©) ESI. PRAN fs} 4 » ‘ oe J 4" ri r b» i» a Spi o4 A : ~~ > coe c~AnA fs! ‘' . Hew vv } ered al nd inte » ¢@ Or } a Mr” ry j ’ Py 5th 3 , , ’ / - ms ne en SS REAL BUY C -y wel S119 N. Grand BL (i ? REALTY CO. A nal gg ene So a cee vacant and open cal estate: prompt answ: reasonable |))) MONEY TO LOAN in sums to (| be “at ioe oe x ~ : ' - ~ ‘ 3 . : > J ; re Cyt) ri rt i a . pa _ -? > a he ove i Ta Tit) i . a € o4 “a ane’ a Lf , i - BF sn = emma " ith : a LAie. 4 es i \) ( 409 W alnW right Bldg. FRANK SER AST LAN REAT Ora ST ee tisid RAS ) | chars B¢ us fo iif A. : tf suit on St. Louis of County \ AVOID rey wetter o- one — " ang : ivy 5 irive a?e . 7 + IT - . 4} ' . sh. | S607 ris ; TLAc Pole be } i ahs — —~ . —w : ZN ak a. 2% 1 ] ..*% L Pid ‘ le, . vith (t¢ — ia wil - mains “i me ' ri tee te Money fi. - ih ia ar: moult SS od cme bleck porn: SEVERITY CITY \\ CASH UP B ARG AIN SWETT, CORNER | BUY DIRECT FROM OWNE nf &8| MONEY TO LOAN—At Db per cent. B y. Quick answer, iow: (| other purposes: charge & per cent discount, “ee ~ 7 ny ar r. ’ § BU NG , 7A { JW ({ ; Or eavily traveled houlevard se try oe TT? mae rR. MA A in De? ; ai A aed CRS Aas ‘ ‘++ ‘ sii Ow ner I eayv ing ‘ 8 Neal A ae ep : ge, fe, (ff = Aone iat in reat F x 8 Li 2 J \ Beat r sALT a ape ; y rari Sto ® LAciete O8B0 ioth 2 NELL— © reRMe EG oie dries” tue Birt SO. : i } $7000 VALUE FOR $4819 oe te en cet? oe Pd Ms CaN Re reonsih D TO He I at TONEY TO LOA’ ave S15.000 to loan | /H || FURNITURE LOANS -~— South Side only. TERMS—6954 COR - is bee 6 ee (if - }) RENT $840 eu VAY & CO. alan 3B A Lees _ wiv | on first dee f + n improved prop | // : ' men Ste & 3438 S&S Grand. LAciede oe preakfast cs a a, Delmar to xin iding. 0 (1 | HURRY FOR THIS OFPORT NITY Wi AT HAVE 3 You aa ) urnace. er ag SPs HLEISE rR | y. Box E-402, Post-Diapate! »)) , ry (of) tivepine porches. brea” ~ Beant Si , oe ' )) 4° pom ; CO.. INC, 826 Chestogt S. w. corner Chippewa anc exas. pai ~ mg red m , - panne ' Ad itoaNe la rie neo gie large lot PA? kview | Oe 0 wt Al Uy a : . 1K n tnie re an 6 | his New Hiome )| MORRIS AACH RK. ' u ones Ee take teams CHORE o vent: 4 ae + " Rk “ay — xsi. | MONEY—Privat te bart» nae ch me hn gary \\\ 0 tal ; GRand 038 j | ‘ we 5 ray walter - oan - aneen : L O A No ‘ QU ICK ‘ LA . & eau ul : ; " a | ’ | ii la. 4 j — a " «f a ' : : _ te - ‘ 1; ie Ee. * 8 a3 re a»? ee tte j ' : | - , es “ation fer ear 1] _ = EX ' © 7 eS } vidual homes. ee ee , , sildine , rccupied more st donble atore building; 2% : = > FLAN ACK rORTR WATN 4°58.590 ) . . , ai rt ari age; & w~ . = T L T\ |: bia | m | re ris r UlLidihie,. Qn WwW oc Upi +; re oor - o ‘ ‘ oe Krrt ' - é ROOMS. BAT THS. K > 4 ‘ > g ¥ irpn’ture and gut : F no ®: n * ome. Fare suit a Teaponsinie buyer. iA aie E 4 S hu tit ae Has laree living = on os Kit ‘hool, ng a ror. clogat : jag ori a onaidet 2? SINAS. DANDY 3-CAR oY geen MONEY ON SECONDS Loan Applicat 10nS ' terme Try ue S33 WN. po nag at ™ ine - E . if ep m) ° ‘ nt Ci ») | ‘ ' ~~. : * “ aa ' . ~ ) Wwe ' oe at : ; on le ts ror : miit i e . 3 7 2 a scat Cheretni! ie FE RN AN. o14 Wa nwright Wah REST DENCE ) = .- er “i — , SIN Tor desirable vacant. Phone River- ' Ru ‘ wie B , $6 or an 00s Phorm Reas oR AL NI * t aa a ' s Sterenn C W204 q } MONEY TO LOAN—Two co-makers year S OSE'S pARI 2) pawns _ ss ) 5 bedrooms with full tile {| ae ve RSCH HL EIS SER & “SACHAR, MAin 2031 " Piteenect os mHouciie y | to pay. Guardian, 605 Planters’ Bide. IN ST. BR } . > extra toilet Posarssion about Nov. 1. r mrice and | ATTENTION, Al TOMOBTY. E MEN: anhalt (om) rNROOM,. we ike ai hie ee L1Bb)) “th with shower, aleo “aga = ae a | ee | acinar wen ake ; 7 Ea “ inns RAGE: 4 Bik S1500 Cash. Baie “nome . | i nat * Pets new res Aer © ; ii Ms ’ lavatory on secon inor. ri aM 4: M ane ey, a Ky ER Fr ™~ a 8-72 ee Jette r tac yette “k - WHY PAY — ey ro ‘ i 4 WVWONEY ts salaried Deupie: eaey pa rmen : im ts well constructed ree ' oa | . oe Wesimorelan st ter heat with o! } IE MMEI at , e “| residences ; : k165 den!) Jefferson wn wits je 5 ware 6, Dhara ett ey peat: ? Liu ALA oon fidential Laat Kaliway Exschan OMISSION ' sas . yeur perareee ton 7 6 , F ian #s, sink rrwory | wa Le “Hi “WA if *+ AJ?! . . . — ; ith ning TF REO 2 fee _ om ar ‘ cane | 1? ” | a2eethe ivCiméa Qi . pa ° ‘ ; Hide is . | he 3 ——-" | Or indorsers Confidential i veatm a Corn ’ ; ar with Brasil } g on i P , " ; ih. + Ps : ; ‘A os ; ad : .” .CaT ar aie laree ‘ : ‘ ; inc snncslaia tla idie tal ton q¢ fi sith 2 : ‘ . o r eee we co-M vate! fio sain — oe lot, s0*« 4 “i. 4 Ntiy ‘ : if # yt phe \ “en J xceptionalls vel construct- ne EB £Wed 2 , CO | ; Dune ae “. a4 4350 bio re . | : . : — oe . per VORTG AGE CQ) : ™~ ‘ ’ \ A er ote ney ih at* co agra lg hohey ae 8748 & , a a oN ‘home at reduced price. Conven- ((( | 3 nherg ealty rilbant | ROSSRENRG y* ter avivnte anit ve descrittic saa . sea on jewelry, chotl f reese. musical ; ” i *' ; ye 4 BRUTL nr A ce ’ ; ba —_——~- | me cad ny ve varnianhed* on ' ’ " rel row \\" y T a 4 rE | d 7 Mik Anon RE A. s 3 tis ME RY Ai 5 A Sg - s ? j : . a TT rant ae Gra! a: r ec . .- , ‘ a ’ and als t i ; nied ; s? a wine nestnut Bn H3 N, Broacw ay. Open Monda?r ot & j —~-- a — sec wiles. Fr RANK. 7i2 Chestny AIL ‘LVERBLATT, C: : aT Li — eS (209) A + ¥ ‘ Ace ve Garfield . i am Smanee pors. alerp 5554 Maple: & ronme an " Eas any ; i 1120 Loecu t.: excellent location. ij ery he 4 . ee ax) pings. ic89) i= rie, side line porch, bath, furnace: f —, dinterad it de A 2 GROEEL. "Realtor, 722 Chestnut st. C Rn. MILTENBERGER. 1. field 5603. . .s : : mee | conveniont to etoret. peeks 2 . nee meres ' per month price only SAROO, terms. ' JEtlerann (from HAL SCHULTE R. 2. Co. (c2) | Broadway,

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SU ND LY, a 16B oF. LOUTS 98-700 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and ‘Miv223 POST-DISPATCH. SALE BUSINESS FOR 4 } BUSINESS FOR } oa 2 : ape , ESS PORTI IE USINESS FOR — BUSINESS FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR SALE {| — - | ROOMING HUUSE LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y | BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSIN OPPOR = ~ aan. jOPs—2 1 -hair, 27 miles out | CONFECTIONER1 Groceries and traits: | GROCER STORE—$125. must leave am | aa ORDER BUSINtS. 108, Pest-e. Ss 50. Terms $3513 . = oe — | on State r 30. F. D. ~ Sheidie, : owner retired: berazin. | 1438 | Ath, | ing, owner dice r ROUMING HOUSE - L opportuni ity; rooming and WANTED—Articie for - Pact = nS TND JOBBING fy al aa cing bouse. full: act quick. Box - must give deta! Box C- 306 Post- Dis. =r ep. Ti31. nw > TOm si. il. T | Seoeee ee pale vegetable and poultry | With metal working machin- TOOTS . 5400. pecan ; : Dispatc®. YOUNG MAN—8 years executive — ae i SATIERY ) TIRE SHC SP—Faaolaned i CONPECTIC Suen YF ret -class; corner ‘O-; store: transfer corner. 53738 W. Fioris | Usi- - ge ete ating plant combined: | KOUMING MULSE—S% Tomas. "LINDeR Eri ad engine rebuilding ence, desires conMeciuon Wiln gy tote a business: bo ‘Iector 1609.4 cation: bargain. $1600. terms. Liniell | sgnt. im 4 pene . ine oat : required: goud rea-| $200. Apply 4451 P business fo- Southern Ohio. Run | ganization where possibilities oot aon — Thy Do me . Terr. cvs GROCERYT—C) lean stock: good stand: must ’ : j ; — T.97. Posi-Dis. ‘ | BOOMING connectic ri a “estab! she4 permanent we exist: have —_ con. ber x eel . , NPE TIONERY Rei LUN ; oa em account of other business. #301 ARE — : eation: furnish best references: be bee i eel - erc Note Sos | oy ters Cail GRand 70569. Mon-| . es i . floo 2 | eshin nam YI 0 COCK Sunca,: pe ine: prt Q } cou = ~ d cat 102. ee ae MOMIN' HO $100.00 to $5000.00 this district, calinder, 12a £ | sider ‘partnershin, email investment in | RLOR Bae | siezd. “bootts, no competition: pritit $250 | GROCERY: MARKETOGocd saan business: | e004 10 ae; | SUOMERS “Teil = om . ow nm wel estab dissed business. Boz C- , BEAL war | month: |] ¥. oO Ciara. Sacrifice: cash terms. 3648 Easton —_—_—— mh GROCERY STORE—+ ict | far \ oe “tid newly Ya tS TEPORTU NITY t-Disna tc = —- : FOrest 4483 “ GROCERY—Jewish trade. Call tomorrow. | . a store big cash business; rea- } 3 — uciid. | 7 y a : ns > r aE ts . > = 4 bia ~ - Owne: t>- ene u : peo om — — - ae ee a — 465. “post: Dispatch, RUUMING Pas | Professicral Mes Clerks « G YF a , y aE CARS: ~ + # = OC} * Wee _ior narticuitrs Bo i . ae AL 7 Y "PREP. LRAT 10? a = & Sx) P games ey ‘* ’ city, 3 = ste es aa — —_ aa .. + ’ zr APE oss J > = > .— ~ 2 4 z [ A ct ; 7 elties. ving otf 1899R — . : : - men es your income + — —spnwrtanity t> establien DA "Ol Ww ANT x P. AYING els. lertv. Arcade Corfectionery. Chafice. No | GROC ERY xD NFECTIONERY— rm | MILLINERY—exXC ome = rear. with hea SU outh 3 vestise , ) i >. ———————E————————— .DERE : | Hot Sk—~Saen 4 grocery and_ vexeta it: cmne. £525 W estrmin e oe teen dere fe eles Gud PEP ae yp valve "PART NINE. Stee AF eer Ay oe felt, RRR vat ot 5 —_— > " gs ; he ie ; r rT 4 oe & S Pacer Ba Abril, oe, ae r¢tmen ce 7 ar ¢ _ — — - - => tte hla? . * te _ ae ( ) «- / . rne! men eet f ne ser, inves nce ST ATE BROK vE R AGE CO. G&G 4 ‘9 L, ’ ms 1268 DETLIC ty Ope on in West | j ic ROC) |» a 1 men mar i! A! tun : Oso is Mess. : ‘ Ss ‘ : 108 ; Tm 3 ’ ’ ( _ ° . a , : ? a) i f . r . . . ; ; . = . ‘ : Bid a MAin : oe : ~ a “* — ** 5 G ARAG E a FILL IN¢ wen all of vas ‘ z wants es ae, wid ee aa ose Si; ct (cB | —— - — tend | coe — + ; THEATER—Por sale | — $7UU cash; terms, = Borses. ¥ Re. ae 4 ST ATH N ‘ man tc m experience tiahie to es nd ~ wil renee R "C.Sa ah AT > srocery and confe: lon Wines: Pen we ' —— i : ma! ffe “Olfax 046. — — - — ¥ : _ " a} : | D. aie . - borhood establish “ he : ms or a eT} —_— —_—_——— “SINESS—cCheap. KUOMING HOUSE—Bargam ‘Stet Sd a iy F *} saat : y B RC KE R AC iE CO. ; eT ann oS ommagg LO ye - ' business: Ler business r- “hero ’ > avamenitien Tos G2 7 ae wul trade, 4155 Olive, sete towne r “ ps: os . EN 4 va na 8 tne a sire ane entio mts in one om eR ' ~~. — ~T } 70 Sun | _ ? ote eee ‘ST MEE ROKER A iE U = 8 a fees | pvr Sciikege elaine nD ~31 Post-Di > ‘ » Mianien — S100. rent $30:)*27 = 51 lor c)| ROUMING HOUSE—@ r : Pa) Brower F THIS IS A 15.0 0 empluys manager: big sacrifice wil] | Del ’ LOL TE ms hehed: 2 |! nt u: deal dir ¢eall Sunday. | a I 33 RY Sor | _reasunacie rent. ; gi: 73 an CAR (-. (RAGE PROPOSITION Oe SNL GEESEEET oration SCE SEesceeceere ee oS aa Ky. ry SROCERY _ Sense Rivers | tunity offers He weil Jos: email clean | ROOMING HOt —? pe sail : aponp .¢ re racen* — a inn ~ Auto access es stcre: erner focaticon soeere a RP ( ER 4G] ‘ ; ar profit rs ime ft *: ne fr . I SERS og a “Pate tees ~ B.- ai. gz ww! tai} r 67,46. oe. mee ioe he 73 | vo 3. office pornitare eee Sa 434-5 tg wn Blag ST. ATE BR¢ IKE R AGE CO. te a eee ee ee eee ce eee | ee (h—In Pa : aes Me ae 4 | PAPER ROUT | eee = sell 5 rooms of fummitamg ) risnce—Musical - ae ) } ie Lemma a Cali InGay only. : ~ ar ° . 2 aie os . Goh ; - - 7 . es » ° ’ , . -_ 20- C AR se AR AGE, $5000 7 a i DY Lip o> — — 45 fs = POL TH—clear $1 per ROUMING HOUSE—® roomm gee lies ' | ip = 4 hai ‘ 1a } as J] —_ : +“ bh PT . : ' sui et } vears’ e; ma THI S IS ry s+! 0 0 sciltveli a -_ 4 — C.00 Pe imate te oie wi Be ee ver Lez leaving ous Box T- 151. a srah ‘ ; ome ee teen an # ~ rcan} , , : . -Arfiela 7 ——_—— —— . ~ yIs ten - - - ait igerators ’ ‘sina haga + tovive PR PC ISITION ee Re A ASL : a aa Oni TR fell establish — CO. Victor 29714. to) — womemnetinneins § “S 7 ~ Refr ire a! Fal : .> ‘ Pp : | ‘ . : ? , - beat vapine - AL’ a*% , . ; ut ta oes ; ro OU as nee an- ' . , . ” ~ TOOR,, : ; “ piants . ATE BR AE R AGE CO PSS : zg ae SS f ; Pa ‘ } F #i tai! « ' Iirtber yf , . L RI tz id) ‘ Si - : * ' >. . rt! ; (3 a : » KO 60 PER WEEK su RE we AaVS pit, m, Ta room, : ; 7 -o — " ‘sm oe om — , } 4 ble st ‘ ving aie tn bite! " eentown catiotr ' RUOMING HoLSE—l19 rooms _ auto wiiles, etc. Cin! ss. Soemnet meburd 7 roe scat in ichie ' t >i ORE- a, ee | one ont $30- Nor as H. 598: SF acelin igie- ~meigg Stn 7 ntrol- | income: $450 down; — EBS wt SnG asi IP on main taoro' ighiar I ; Or & Ppreolital by COIm D+ “tent Ith LR Lrodact sce _ I oca; i : es | ; ~ te 4 : — a Satelit ee INEY TO LOAN ane a later: 7-38 Pre iin ter ns 4 er u lospital: ai ffer. ti) rime alan + : = "i é; — ' = Th m - - mnalyv vert ac of : 0. DDO! ROOMINS HOUSE—lI rooms, — - ve >-mM = hat * . a - ee eg . -hanv ’ Si eC Wit 20 Rut ke AND MARKE MIN tT cay records itt: nO } - a eel ¥ _ si bi e— \ Y eect | : ; MAN ‘ Pactt RING SON 2 \ = m1 AS = . A ~ , - ~ lol ompiete: Rew i - izsA i & —s LA -& nished- garace. chicken sh Gi ‘ars ING AND PRESSING SHOP—Do- |= n= ipa ee emp _ business Caily: ate quinmen! 9 Pox C-28, Post-Disnat nished: good income; barzaim: cash tr 32. guer Zurn. Sis Vines Wirgies a+ ’ 17 oe , _—— . : 1. rez om = ‘ = sosnsiees : oe . ‘ . ow VW ) = a Es TATE BL EES equ! D- 4: $43 De} ma ae gta 1 INEY TO Li ' > = a ; : ./ > 0 {oO} - le. ar} Mcit li : ‘= - rm s P 4 ‘ - i ve r > —_ , | 3 ’ tri 2 . : ness or cn Bae nai ' ryl | ah el PB bh t. to : Bagge a ov : en acs eA ‘ 2 iit . ” a , ; > r i v : . ‘ : ‘ = = y ‘ 2 : c “= 4 | i ra t “9 Fo, eT ' : sell. BL ai » * ka X.. Jaa —— 2 ~ WELD (wo ce-makers, chal nt n'e leather gleve 7 intone “og —— ~ me ti gy rr} ‘ } ; | (INE . - . P . ’ : oOo business: , . Be —— ; — 7 alate wang ae an Si _Uv- ‘ x D- es, “ os £4 . * wt sonitash T-168, Post-Dis | *¥ painted and age thro : at : ; ry ras i j . } 7 he I } : } ; : ‘ : : : es ce : ; ' v r a +. ‘ ‘ : : ~~ ; J iit & ; : ba sé : ~ 44 4 -~ —— city: will 6acTi ce for cash, ; 4 & SAVINGS CO. | manager's room; steam ‘heat: everything CONFECIIONERY Wid —Deucaieseen “or ‘t neat reson | profitable stores: all we want is |TOMO £0 | ws piver DL: doing | RESTAURANT —Good | ne . fe HOUSEHOLD G TH LOAN—S&” . ? '" ra - - ne | ROO FTI ¥G OUT IF T—Compieta, — ws : —_ vi leis wi — - ORRIS PLAN.” payab | : ready for occupancy Sepi. 1: owner CONFECT! SE RO Wis —— | ot T-21, Post-Dispatch =) | Ds dbs business. owner truck. equipment and irovine, _ Vletur_+4 RR1 AN.” payat iesires to lease to responsible pa ef- _,)Tad me property —rKNTeR PGs ? AMERIC AN BUSINESS EXC HA} : , nanny ndus | sick in. i293) Olive engaged i —= cost ret ore @ By | ae « fs vs - wae? . t i» ‘ , \ ‘ ‘ bh ? 3 ~ ~ - itu ‘ Ad GAsu , ad S32 \2 2 - ™ a rs ’ — ag gpg a ce "xo Ranged Rox “w “ oe eee ee s = a $120-4 J ie $4500 RESTAUR S36 3 t t.: bar- | bargain | 3414 Keoky es Faas Cabany Givid. =a 2 c | P Pies 3 Mi ’ “ONFEs IONERY i In ¢ , or “ : : a ~y LR I = na itior cs AMERK AN. Bt SINS = EX¢ i wi ain if nce. ROOMING H ~ES—o5, ¢ a Si . Sy Like mae oN .- Trt — p ; f ; 14 : : () , & pe t2 c "a > st-T) 44 at i — i: } . CY us “ : ‘s — rus i nat it TY } ; . wu eat fz G g . i 4ai4 Goctne. : - Floriesant- oa Be Out Bou invest Bie: ~~ rs STORE VW re] auste , , . ocnene We * a tg th oct ASE. nn cers. ARDY R ~Pair 0G OU = REST RAN yomd all-nigh Om. | 7th. . J Ag. EB Baby bu Gul—Reverssig. orissant; Grand-Gra- “‘t#eut services and investment secured. 1 _Deehborhond co: R-1Si. F Delmar. —_ Purest z00%% . S818 S and > : ——— — Re Se ee AY bs HOF YR EC RY Corn wo : ne — Se RESTAURANT—-Living quariers in back. | wel eudkes _ Basi BLeGi—Dandy, $iv. MONEY IN TEN MINUTES | “to-reat. hey ant om san Feanel, AESGA toe Natural Wri | d location; larme a 4 reason | goed Rackaem location gncsttic wie | eh | — | wanted. . 30 ; r. r ‘ “ . ‘ cis , . J ‘ ‘ . ‘ > » % "7 hen r P yes te _ a 3 KS yi i+ Ls soft dr ink par:or; au Poa SHINE mr’ SIN : : . - rG EAB. ‘2 vi —sidew ay. array. ‘ " enor +t a > — — —_ eee omer ms : Naor r & rner 129 Market - is. x. 182: r \_ Market ee 2. Hos : North dae a ing gOo0d business: COT- | = t BAST ivy om ors, . Vandeventer. ic Rew Pa gonditiuw, 33; aise stroller, 3a. - cheyp: 00d | THGE — » “ Suc 4, 7 established ve ’ ss }i = 4 ANT Lain good hyne — " compile ste afiop WV ainwrichre Bidz MAi * 3 . ts ‘ : 2. f in yl lis rood loc - “i HER ¥ on ? le 7 . itr i yore i = pg be mo alt por Bw if 3.93 aii cu carantedd. Bost Ss, Mi Nts AND MALS : f “HP te ian Qs . a‘ ¥ . i (sr . iere. 1. RANiI-—South Grand first-c SHOE STORE AND SHOS ; ) ret com pele, 25. ~~ as mney Pc established business . cali Sunday. 5547 A Welis. scats 80; cash or terms. C1 saca ot . | a , rn | munity: Me con tion 40a 6 large ae, WE 4 - . § 2. rr = . a oe @ , ‘4 . ri i ti r "¢ ¢3i 4} . Lad ; , v ne . > = ——— - . - 4 , i] hi AnUuse. 7 Pinas m : , = ‘ ‘ » : wd ‘ é a > { : — , , : . 7 - , . ‘ : ‘ . . : r Had ; . : . t} nd Si ’ RE . 7 74 r | ‘ . Tec 7 . rine +r wood e : — ’ --_ rank a. Alew 3 S ay iui == ppedi : j url e hes : ; ' ' ,an i] ; “he. 8 : ay, J 2 1448 a>! : Saif 3 : - % owe ts ae - 5 om terms rant — Spring aiid Ria tress, Sis. \ c ‘ sh re: er 9ddin achines. : _ ee ae sagan oi Cll : ee _— . aid Si air niin ty — etai man a ail . LAcwde mst 4k, as ) t c — . TAU RANT lp age are: : i. ~1)\! ‘asOne i ‘ sitacalin tales ‘ - CG ‘ OT nity thr _ Fy : ne , ardrooe, fine cond real wala 7Et a Sat e fipressma mu on eeount of ~- ye, : ane asc & ee . Nahe iTS \V\arrelmanm ay. LSINESS SOLD NTE enya = es act aa. HOTEL] and = furnishin - ee ~ — ey rankxiin. | SOFT DRINK PARI | asi uf or ; 2 L . ‘ é ii i ris : : han . ir : : miira ‘ ‘ : PLAT se the ; ; : : ¢. 7 \ TY) P YT V * } ‘ ; : ' - ' Ft , A { * au ri it. a 2 risiribn >. i 4 : . : wa 2, . ; me — : - a “ oo . . - —e —— p , bij ur idg aml Gia tiress: ANL Pit Al SECTION EE = : ry pervice ) sacs pe rgd gs: ' ie i , o le ‘Miffonier chaise ec 6087 i i have : Call and see for youself. "As a — rs : one ut . if ‘ SUiTE—Almost sews WE WILL ims «3 .- eer ws DP 4 Wu Ak ' ; 4istrict, dolpg x Lit oM sEi—Wainut. sew, ang @ Eurepe, Or S115 Frepkiig. °Liic—eaulifal walee yy ARLOR, — ba ONT Ciayi an. se ng sr Pi As IAL tnventiers { & 3 - a ~ a _ = : : . f , . ‘ oo “ne I erg ae jf ' lox . +h a , Sa 6S sal a~'? oe i mo vata a es ae te a i ee : xo tsines owner L cape te i : mas 4 ‘yrmavom ay. ; , ; A 3 : ~ ’ - mm . i . ” am __ m . Du) a5 g ; id : ~4, rey 4 . é i ; ‘ : . . . : xX , oe ; e “2 et. 3 i ; Utia..8 tare Us i) ‘ »es : ; in - ne ' . z - : : ‘ - } . " c _— ‘ a . mae - ae os so 3 a ; , ab a an aoe ‘ . . Califn + | : Pe f | i . iw Spaeich. - — ~ nal yy Sa oe Bi - -2 & fT “ai ee \ . mm, ’ - 0 “— oa. = . = r DR ; AND thee oe tC ; , - . ~ ° . - * Z = in ha a PS . * ea a e rs 4 . , A o phished . > . ‘ tie 4 a i ‘ ’ . — > . aides ‘ . ~+chem eeta : i - = ° a? | mits tc yea se" : re. ' coer aN? ww at ris > . ’ = ; ‘ 7 een — . — ; Pe ee Be had, ‘ g eal ' KYiew ttt} — "3h ’ ean" am . : ’ ais we beaithe © Ba ee “ Si i—vosilT . , as avatel P ul 3 } ethan i my . ‘ . ~ enon _ — ; - aa ae : =~ - r 5. | , ; ois meal e for $1000- Hh her eae ; can use the er. as Sionoou skhi—eayf actique Ty Sealers. CO treed JRINKS-SANLWIC | Station: including —~ ut n ; . Kin a eo a $1000 monthiy. price * : r “ SET—Kit = - 4 J : i je ru e . ' . U sta . 3. , . - ONY : . “ > -it? * > , “— . - ee a ion z = a ; Fo o : 5 y “ pportunit?:. gua FZ et Le 2 Se oy siabe® De te aa eee ce PAPER AND GI > a } ——— -_— AF ead- geil o1 CAszany * “ xed conedit : | eheap. 3577 - ae AN i - -Di “h thy “ai pon : : anv arin : and "3549 — = —1% rooms. ee REAL OPPORTt n : | T * ' m ; - 3 ‘ a , od Teed furniture. storare. a : - ay don ee ae , “ -408 We - on mM city “ h hws : “MING HO ——; rooms. bath: 3 rent- ih ing business operating >t hall : ' orme if 1 ee] TH say BL Bro nogg enolia. =H! ici ieeee a ———___—_—. 7 ee aay eT ee : Yr give rrr. * bene HO! SEs—Thrr 7 \ a . “ pick from: | o he eg a 3549 — ae Pati: piece ~a, incindes bow . ~Nik 2 Gee. (;nan s.>$f saat le A M ty ‘orebe A; CaP Capa! Up-to-date renael ata nage se YOWUINGG cE re v NUS! AL 6 yes pai - milo Ps letely eaqnipped: price | for thie —e tra G HOUSE —Beautrful heme: sec- ir t mit na . Bay ‘ at lew price. iV rm 20 cash. balance $100 vifice for quick sale 3340 Wreetrminster ; - pe Sn st. 4 w & FR . RiwiwIx7sc HoT fPRaeona hi} ; Nader R win i “G HOCSE—Wii sell reasonable. | Ba 4004 ell fan nd tape iu OL1 ] j aA i HR 'OM- nentidli : : ' eed - : = | - ere AR ac yo Ga ack Rese, y. Oth. 2 on “ aa ae LS) 4 * 3 — oe a ; ? - * ab ." et WERK AN mt SINE SS EX NG = “st ’ —— ~? Tuite es abiished ne bers MING BHOUSE—6 roeme. com: Dletely | a a “ a _ mA ‘z. f ‘iE Y—Transter 1 ' ovat, Tbeumeen Sune . i. THERY GROCERY ~ . — furniaher Teanangbie . ga9 Si ‘ad ic®: | wa ee Brokerage ~ . ss vi Y Cc; We) = bh 2 — ts 7 ; pe” apie: ' ——_—- ee 2 - . — mice ee Business Exch 3 . LaSalle s'4 ad pool roc Bod creelient GOCE RY—Good business; $1000: terms. ion: § room Colts : : Manchee | BOOM ROUSE—19 recmes ch | TTS Arcade Ride ricags ‘ eeediinte 1m. ‘ } AMERIC aN BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Rox $235. Eh ins. Mo _ (89) ter ra mire acl! = , VW wet wr a sores 5$34) 5 - rm; 2 -. ; = T5~- : é ‘ : ts wT estahiish a reliable party tn mr BARBER Wt ——4s00d location | . ont ickre, a A RBER SHOR S04 ETRE: goed Ica — 500 bareain tat mews | G ERY— And meat merke.: "at & bar | noon } —dUOlive treet < @oing cme ‘ gnod See | POOMWMING tien | Inca ms: Mid! ~aey : ane r ; rooms abere: good equit Ss wood bar ber: price vol wine as trade Inde) @QRe ‘Sino ine rate f° Gsuipment: price el eh, Be is ; Lery. 323 *s. 14 c . » PONEE — ROO - al a aoe aac AEN ory ruses, Sante eee oe aes. | UNITED | musi oil = Vi Bote rie

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4 ‘ f Shaw. PROOMING HOUSE—3 ‘ SUNDAY, i MAY 22, 1927, BUSINESS FOR SAIE = ROOMING HU USE—10 re 550. Jerms. 4451 Page. ROUMING HOUSE—7 5 ust rooms: S400: reasona bi ~~ $007 Roe: KOUMING NnULSkL—s5 roouas ; $200. Apply 4451 Pace. 4200 Ww ROOGMING HOLStE—Nice home: come. : 45°28 Westminster RVUOMING HOLSE—6G ay aay urnisbed ail fented: newly TDiete t 339 NX, decora; RCA MINte HotSE—1I] rooms. the, SAS. 3744 ~ gg my &a- ry) S.)] Jifferson 843 In- ROOMING HOU Si s—~t heap Feat good le allons. PArKView l8UaW, Parkview he “MIN \y He iC ea TT of them. Sef JOHNS REALTY, em. 9170 706 N, Grand, Lindeij Evans; newlt rent $50) vy re ‘— ROOMING HOUSE—3701 furmisued: southern rooms: BUUMING HOLSE—s 46 } sood furniture; par gash, ‘ba Gon S20 per month. DPElmar 015 8 ance MiNts Hol rooms houseiny he; «ii, modern conveniences, Ne Sara! use KOOMING HOUSE—1] rooms. eleam Te ——s ; ™ heat fulec. account of sickness, 3964. Monday. Call DEimae ROOMING HOUSE—Clean, ood income: reasonable terms. Urna cealt r. Rand 14 ; sia #3354 Ri HIMING HOUSE__AT or var terms: Income $250: rent $1] or SBM 0. pElmar se) furnished flate: 1905 Skh—7 good income: wlll trade: Benton st. ROOMING come; $7UU cash; terme. gier. ROOM will trade, Call today, gett re roo + £00d fp. 4° 03 W estm- ING HOUSE—Bargain: 6 rooms: 4155 Olive. Lindell O1agn: (COdx) ROOMING HOUSE—9 rooms: good income: reasumabie rent: terms; iea ving City, 4726 i Vernon. ROOMING HOUSE—Wondéerfr] Dropogi- ion for couple; income $138: mus, sell, city. 4330A Lindell, ROOMING HOUSE—4115 Washingto 1} roome, sell aS rooms of furniture; eaeet ( fice. Call Sunday only ROUMING HOUSE—S rooms, — recepiley hall; furnished neatly; very reasonable, N. Sarah. (e) ROOMING HOUSE—12 rooms, 3 Barages: — heap rent; reasonable. Cal] JEffergng 168. {¢} ROOMING HOLSE—11 rooms city. S905 W estini mater. Steam hes: every. convenience; reasonable; dea ving RVUOMING HOLSE—10 rooms, fyl!: » Bow income: $450 down; immediate pesudenen t Owner leaving City. 4567 Enright. ; ROOMING 3 cars, easy HOUSE—13 rooms. 4 kitch. water In @ach apartment: gara with rooms abddVve. income $320. 41586 Washineton enettes, terms, ROOMING nished: 4343 or trade: 3887 -W ashington ROOMING HOUSE—New, 8 rooms: its expe nse, Box §E-321. HOUSE—11 rooms. garage mnewivyv decorated and income; bargain; cash terms, complete; ROOMING HOUSE—& roome., complete: newly cecorated and cleaned: cash. terms must «ell: make offer. Owner, (co3x) | always desirable Jocation: ae twice reason for selling, leaving cir Post-Dispatch. (099) filled: ROOMING ly painted and papered ee: city: HOU sE—_8 rooms, first-class: well furnished: new- leaving Page. ‘c76) permanent roomers: will sacrifice for cash. 3935 ROOFING engaced in other poem : OUTIFT—Compilete. ao terial: equipment and ma nL sell. at % truck, bargain. Call 3414 Keo “Vem — SES—25, a t 30 “rooms: downtown. roome, 1 De ok 2 HILL, Ast. “ 7th. KOU I a ‘gt-class customers: ' count le aving city: yg B- 1%. } ost- - Dispatch. SHINE BUSINESS—Small, JALTA Maz ket. d ivn hi— Se or C-Z2-. Post- ieee Call 9 stock. without SHOE STORE—stock. ; : agai and a} Cal! GRand 8151 Mond SHOE REPAIR St HOP—Ful lv Seno established business. 2224 Cags. ic) SHOk Serene REPAIR SHOP—Cheap for cash. SHOE 6126 Michigan. Box C- SHOt REPAIR SHOE Boia: 2010 F SIiVKRE—Good buaslness. SH jpP— Modern ; Food lo- 116, Post Dispatch. good bueiness: 18 mules rom Ouls, vey cheap, icaving town Box fe. 129, Post-l spatch. ‘2 REPAIR EHS — Champion o: stir: slightiy used, at epecial Boston Leather Co., ec) low rent; comple te shop; guaranteed. rankiin. SHOb munity: No SHOP—O'id- growing com- email payment fore 12. 2706 “PORE AND SHOE business. in a competition: Sunday be C8 at y] ine q handie. Call on SMALL retal! window T-107. manufacturing buainess: Bos $5000. Siaces Post-lbisnatch c? SODA WATER BOTTLING PLAN T—0On)) Operated one es t a as one in town of S8U0U: all new equipment, iiwne at ag other in- Mound City Elect: | Engineering = ere sts. Eighth et.. St. oe muis. Ma. tc) Bort DRINK PARLAOR—cheap: good ie cation IRG0 S. 18th st. Sur DRINK BAH—And rooming house 4400) N. Broadway, si ey DRINK PARLOR—Cafe. barbecus, other business. 5078 W., Florissant. SUr i DKINA PB ARLOK—Gvvd stand. ox R-155. Post-Dispatch. e) c FORT DRINK SOFT DRINK 1503M. ack for Air. Redford I aye ah —Good business; Box T-5U, Post-Dispatch, (c) PR ALA R-—And sandwich Going good business. Call OOfax DRINK FP ARLOR—And poolrcem, S15 ni nonthly, ail Peve ty Mo.., or an GRand 6351W. reasonible shop: , : ’ SOFT DRINKS. ros gee a 8 living rooms. 3 good peiehborheod: bareain. Rarages in : 4371 Hunt. near Newstead. ‘? Caving city. H SOFT DRINK 180] ? anne LAc! ede 9 44. 1 Coop WOR KING FACTORY —Ful) Vv eaule red; sell or eh CAbany 7531. ee Etze} he money otner reiki a . . r A REAL OPPORTUNITY Used furniture. storare. moving and lieth ing hvsiness operating k co maker: mitiet sel] t SusInes« interests: wll estate or @tive terms Mt Rae PD v NUSUAL OPPORTU NITY. Dry coods and millinery esta lished 5 veare. clean stock, £00 bhusines« for lady or couple. Own er's attention required other busi- ness, O729 . Easton. Some Real Money Makers Bake rv— (Ww eheter Groves}, $1000 Confer Lionery- living rooms 0, Grocery and nett living reome, * $12 06. Paper rv Ule——«{ mMOrning }. et Photo , SupDl jes—i who'ceale). prod: Man: fa Sr ee st seamed mee ov, : house—(McPherson). Seatéauenet te ). $2500 estaurant—/ Delmar Pion bing shop—i(De! mar): (make offer). Ser us for @ profitable busines# Business Brokerage ¢ Som pany 77s Arcade Wide GArfield 3108 32u Wainw rig UNITED SAT ESCO. MAin 1947: Bas eee oS , > + >> = ER ee A A OC A I a ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY | MORNING, MAY 2 2, 1927. ahh BERL 14 “* tits ii r+) LSE SASS MeSodSE oe SR ee ee a a PAGES 1—-6A. —_~ me To Classified Adverdsements In This Section a 10, wx. a, Fish. * pt. 10, DZ. | “alightiy wasoen oak finish, jarge | BUET y used 00d cundition; 310.75. | BUETINER FURNITURE Con 901 Wasi LL BU FEET—1. 66-inch mahogany: 1 72-inch Meenas Bany serving table: 1 antique solid ber nut dresser with beavy beveled mirror OXO feet: 1 Hoover sweeper, etc. 4509 | Washington, apartment F. (Cc) | BUGGY—Brown reed: cost $35, sel] w20. me § after 12. 4425 Tholozan. | BUNGALOW RANGE — Gray enam-~]: ~8 most new; will sacrifice. 2739A Rutger BU NGALOW RANGE—Quick Meal, new biles eae0ereOBeeeraeteeees “gato Accessories 2 Seta agape teeta ~£00ds, sample. $50. 915 N. Broadway BUNGALOW GAS RANGE—Alil enameled: acto Los Loans eeeeteoeen eevee eeear Al rescles condition: must sell: leaving town Bicycles, Moto Call at 4157 Pleasang st. pirds, Poultry. . CARPE? AND FURNITURE—For 1 room. Books, etiesls will seli cheap. 4126 Kussell. Periodicals CHiF PFORUBE—New; French walnul; wil! sacrifice $549 Lewis p). aterials i= — guilding M CHIFFUROBE—Walnut finish: cheap. Clothing * Schaab, 2024 S. Broadway. fc) coal, Soke, Woo lid wea water tpn cedar chest. o!- nce (Misce!.) Ice tabie: sell cheap. 14356 Clara. sxehe Ceicles CHiFPPOROEE ah seca Goods | 3848 Texas av. Houst gousehold Goods Wanted {astruction (Music) .. )c HIF OROBE jewelry, Gold, Silver . Large. oak, mirror: cost - Cherokee, refrigerator, West ine. roomy ; 22 be $85° take $22 020 | CHIFFOROBE—Raneze. | _beds, dresser. 4007 || CHIFFOROBE — Large Steiner Furniture Co. | Way. no 7S et 20 ts 2d ee . ¥ to 7 _* ‘iw CHIFFOROBE., | American walnul, oak or mahoga Musical .------ , jot to pick from; will sell ai low Furni ; | for cash. LEVY BROS., 311 S. Office CHIFFOROBE, chiffoniers. gressers al ** «ee e e L , 4, Sse! Be rianos—Music | robes, a gp tabies, china closets, poultry, nh. ses ev « . 'er-s@at chairs kitchen cabinets, beds, supplies ae tresses, hea ter Ss, gas ranges. Axminste: Radio SUPP rugs, Congoleum. 2021 Shenandoah. CHILD'S BED—Ana high chair. DE}ma 4818 Ww. 4c} LHILi’s BED—Simmons, large “$5 PH A Pennsylvania. CHINA CABINE T—Bent glass: large, $18.50. Monday, 2721 Lafayette. ' CHINA mc ae like new. Schaab. 2()? Ss. Broa iway. | COAL RANGES? only: blue: ver he P $16 and $35. South End Hdw. . ~ O81 (;ravois. GRand O10 | COMBIN r¥3 ION Ru ANGE—W hite: Quick Meal. S8:; Monday. 2721 Latavette.(c) | ComBINATION RANG E—Uther household goods: jeaving city. 14234 N. 2181. | COMBINATION RANGE—Blue. boiler; 2 Cc) Seuing Machines Siamps and COINS ..-+.eeeeees fable Supplies ba [ypewriters HOUSEHOLD GOODS ‘Antique BY veg = tlre old: Wagner Furn., o213 Virgin: (oc) extension, Gales CTERA.. -.2Gr a eeL, = A banjo. clock, COMBINATION RANGE—Blue Dy ge. ; reasonable. $112 Gever. noted artists, | CUMBINATION RANGE—Fine condition: 5430 Cologne. Kliversi'‘¢ ANLIGL VALI LEG ~ $29. enanie NITU RE—Gatcley yoo glass 4cancelabras. desk, (Cc HOUSEHOLD GOODS TOR sa LE | ' so. .Cd | HOUSEHOLD Goops ) FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE PUBLIC AUCTION! THE SURPRISE OF YOUR LIFE—FURNITURE AT YOUR OWN PRICE New Furniture at Quick Auction TOGETHER WITH MANY PIECES WHICH HAVE BEEN SLIGHTLY USED WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER THIS ENTIRE STOCK CONSISTING OF Jverstuffed Bed Davenport Suites. tugs, Davenport Tables, Smokers, Lamps Jdd Rockers, Chairs, Bedroom Springs, Mattresses, Dining-Room Suites, Odd lables, Buffets, China Closets, Chairs, Chifforobes, Gas Stoves, Refrigerators, Kitchen abinets, Breakfast Sets. Drop and Porcelain Tables, Dishes, Clocks, Books. etc. COME SUNDAY! LOOK US OVER. NO cores ihe OPEN 10A.M.TO4P.M. BRING THE FAMILY AFTER [>E LUNCH. ISSOURI AUCTION CO. _2007-09-11-13-15 MORGAN ST. AA Hii, HN HY it il Hi!) itheet inden MA Hill HN mT TL HAMA iitiit ih Mi Mirrors. | HI Suites, mnt i ' Beal jt (Hi ti lll Ht] THING } eS AE '! Hit ad } ’ Hihil Mint Ht { in ‘7 bai a TH i aa hae all i ry ea wy” nity y v' Witt ‘t} ih ne eee ee AUCTION MONDAY. 1 P. M. TO 10 P. AAA ARATE EN 8 NC A ALES OE FREE Take our Special Free Serv- ice Bus at downtown cor- ners to the auction. Lune: h Served All Day Free M Plenty . Parking see TTR” PMOL L HoT TTY » vit) Beh Ls alti ial eu — Ta SSE COMPARE OUR VALUES ANYWHERE USED FURNITURE SPECIAL PRICES WE HAVE ANYTHING YOU WANT IN USED FURNITURE Quick Meal Gas Ranges; =-pe. Living-Room Suite; ‘ 75 guaranteed perfect : good condition $39.79 $39.00 ATTRACTIVE DINING ROOM SET. 60-inch buffet. china cabinet, dining and ePrving table. chairs. refrigerator. 4920 Washington. third west, PArkview 4690. DINING-ROOM SETS. 9-piece American walnut; almost al others; sell at low prices and vid furniture in trade, LEVY Ss. £$th et OLE BED—And spring: bargain, 5111 FOrest 27°5W. iiefrigerators; refinished: clean and samitary...... perfect condition Ak, ol) paints igs. . . = Lage 1 N. B | $3. ‘“OMBINA Ti rN RANGE—Quick meal. blues rere hooh > violins. 3 soy le. ‘ Ost S160. take $15 a O20 (“he rok; | DRESSER—Walnut, cost $45. 3-pe.. Davenette Suite: take $15: 9.75 $9.75 erfect order. 2020 Cherokee A Oad Dressers, refinished and W-pe. Dining Suite: wal- 900 | Gist or DRAW WERS—Two. mahovany. marble tops. 4740 Meci’nersvn. /+LOMBANATION RKANGE—Hikh- ven, grar Humphrey. CAcieds O00, peek davs outils. ¥. : ¢ FURNITURE —AD. que and Mouern: govn enamel. 4in4 2dr ‘tUIMBINATION RANGE—Gas and cial: living-ruom ett, buffet. table, bed Wal 2acon. no d¢aici FUresi J45o. | I antec “Dice Fea on _ an ee rsi ice, buo eenditien ; ——— HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE wu MsIN ATION RANGE—Quick Meal, ——$—_—_ rain’ regulator: like new. ve ALLBN. ee ee 1 heagesmepeadie wld Spr sewer all second . ‘ _bedTouils. Victur +2091. _ _* OMBINATION BABY bLuUGi—Keed, cost dov: like Des, Bridge plu, CAbany UlY7d. — weap. Ww: bargain. Caii pabY BUGGY—Like ie Sunda) niurning. S167 ‘wn. \ OMBIN ATION RANGE—l1 Meal: blue: all renic koied Ree «.« = , . *? MAbs BUGGY—Bbiue Lioyd; $12. 4814 Goethe. ; ia the condition of a new one; fast BUGS Reversivdie oul reed $1" OTe. End Hdw. LoO.,. ~Sol] Gravols. 7 ee ; vi Py . ~ 4) wi) , ic Spam, Sout” a ; ‘ i r?rivwrdr-s wong reine aiiu whetvis, S00. ‘educe: DAVENE) TE -Largee i S. broauway: $150. take $205. Cheroxe BABY BoucY--iwced. 36; baby walke: >, $l; baby swing. Suc. #7U4 \velshusen, (DAVENE Or Ridge. meee Sorewsbury, Hiianu oVUY. tc) — - BABY CRIB Ch et | DAVENEITE SUL1 8: dresser, 34.) Wyoming. Call Sunday, 50937A Wells DAVENETTE SET—3-piecs Bhim iii 6 iarge e1Ze, hogany bed. dav enette eet. Mea Veter. Catea. Bib—spring alia DAVINETTE Arkeannes. LAciede good condith 7 * 4 " ’ Ss > | j BEL—Walnut, metal and Spring, . | - . Lert he -TINER | chifforube. $12. 3UY1 Dover. (a) | BOT Washington ay DAVENETTE SETS BEi), dr resse} § . if a : i ler. as range anda ak or mahogany: aeae it Dox 44. 5K A Ri “id. (Cc) ind upholstered: almost new BE} DAVENPO RT and hard coal beater. LS enameled reed, very cheap i—Useu rug border. 15 ird S3. BUE TINER Ft R.- Washington. sewing ma- reed, with Spring. SUJITE—Mahogany f slight}, div. URNITURE Co nia! tress rants dev ] 0 ’ - low prices. LEVY BROS.. Sil. 3. Linneli 3ytiz i DAYBE D—Su mmons': real bargain “ ; . Sch 4 e?4d § irna ay f BE) AND Si RinGootea ee Su. } SCPaAd. ~ S- Broad’ ee lal Munday. Hess Dickman. Zwsi4 Chiv- | DAY PED——Simmons. new, £26. weve pera ic) c side 1150J. Maltress. com- | DAYBED—With pad. $10: 3YUBA St. stove, ; an perfect | heating stove. West Kossuth. biuv—sim uns &Dr en ndition.. $ eas plete, $12: good cunditien condiuop Ferdinand. ee =) eng “o drube, fine condition; rea #nable OS \arrelman ai L blocis ev ia | . « iV ¢ + etvi lPe- fas) OL Gravuis. a Lates sty! iow prices al ew wil, a r LE Y y “BROS : j— merine unmt n . a tg | naan s — -—— chiffonier ed og aiiti ~ sv “ UlCsB» ty DINING ron m™ SRT aa > A — ween ©) niture Co. ae phg Frank ‘Jin, new * nae iti DINING * ne Ww * har nid So ime $———— | DINING- ROOM SUITE—Amerivcan walnut LOU wiuci i riig an , } tas a ‘ DINING-ROOM SUITE— ah $45 go00d condition. $0209 Lindel. DINING Rove »M—Q- piece walnut: GRand 2323M DINING-ROOM — 5108M. Cail Moni ; " ba? DINING ROOM and kitchen furniture: Dé fain: erifice. 1219 8. jain (c7) LD TNING-ROOM SET—So! massive: scare’: sacrifice. DINING Te OM SET—? pieces; glish: Sod 48$°2 Fountain }DINING-ROOM SET Tmece | leaving town. 5142 Enricht. I> ee, ee SUITE nea niece, Amerivi ronable, 231 Greer H. Davis Fu eC7Onmn_ BEDRUOUM SUITL—Al!n 4 Wail, rug: cheap. BEDRUOM OUTFIT—3 pieces bev. Yld N, isivadway, b. ia wLdar S-Dloee a ruckers, "5°10 (ates eeUAUC ay SLiTi—tGas Stove, . met. Rivera de 1H. SEURUUM SEi—Walnul. new. $87. et. 016 Franklin. rg oe ee n— Beau! iful waluut: lke uew: ch ap G7 Ciayion. Bik VU Ai SU! i T ki — Wainut: ~g8. Call 3711 Gravois av. els SUITE—Circassian i moving. 3&3” McRee. ‘ PET Shi—osi? Waterman. HOOr eaat. BEvRUOM SEl—of antique furniture, 4) paces: no deal ers. O2ol Belleview. ry JOM SET—Kitchen cabinet. et sla Natura! riage | _— rd "aie and Kitchen suites: »» iINING ROOM = E-T—Fumed oak. 9-phece. | t UR. \ riuURE— Lnd Kitchen BEDI’ , aged ehean. 4001 Connecticut, c Rivergiae Songer esta telv 415; Filmore. STNING TABLE—Laree. aw SSR ‘ . : * ’ Pe aloes a) " } Ch rokee. a - take S15. Ct ero Cees UITE—Walnnt. newest style DINING SUlih—beaviitul . “7 | = ster ee ere ther furniture; chean. Je erson. é« j i) ni : be : To -_— Beautiful. ~ Awaz pieces, S0VU; roil-tu}) | gS ba a bahay > i oO NN. vyie. JEfferson | : ; DINING- ne LY TT C "11 Grevois 7 Mee, walnut: $70: Riversia. ig: lahorgan\ ‘38434 Easton early En aisv Uxly 4 Walnut. SSsna °) nf ren and buffet. $35. 915 N. Broadway DINING ROOM ACTITR-——S-niece, ike € renconahle PRoaerect 37 4 4 new. ‘f a Treason: | liiackstone, apartment D. walnut; fl RATS Clavton C bear. ———— simul 2.30 Pen | rs rete st BR AND DRESSF R—Cir “‘CanSla th ne walnut" ir = Cail Monday. B97 A like ne\ liam- fo) a “at SF T—4-pie € | DINING i : QT20A Texas. cncaRn. SULITE—4-piex American | DINING m oo, . es, all Furuiture gonahe. — aa ay, fess DINING barzaines gant; chean, Lucas. |, DINING-ROOM (92) | PO38RA Hebert. | DINING-ROOM | eouch, buffet and | 4440 I,n | DINING SUITE—Davenetie robes, all kinds of dressers. | boxes, gas ranges, $5 _ up. 1S DINING-ROQOM SUITE—9-pie: rue. $7; inlaid linoleum. 58500 Dewry. FU RNITURE—L brary office. 6047 ic? 3619A Hartford st. ; aoe ROOM SUITE—Rus, very el terms “R91; ae easy enandoa CE T—Lik ike new: bargain SU) ‘EN — SH! Diese bilerbrake CU. 1017 TABLE— ( hairs: eee cea “Ser By tia a ELROD Ameri = ole ry enamel, $75; iy $31 (. SOU: American walnu iLfonori 3507 Law 24. ae PEUROOH 2 4 celede av. gant: mir- LANE i = nRi—hie r dishes. citric se ee e. wainwt: recora | Call oe cheap: leaving 12 : 2h. 6203 Cote ‘Brilliante. noon. SUITE—3-piece overstuffed; | DINING for ‘ m suite. rugs. dressers, icebox, rugs, one suitable t. e: Food SvnCi tion ; 3577 Delmar. | bury. third floor west oor cne » B _ DINING ROOM SET— = SU ITE—RBar regain in be in good conc tye and A aTKe bow- -fout ped dresser, ‘Hif- enash call con x 487 4) r aDd vanity used two months. | DINING-ROOM SE -T- ctapaear =a d credit terms if desired. _ : ] hi -_ a LANGAN FURNITURE CO. kun AN ‘Entral 8180. Kings coeéeap. R or 9 pieces: cheap ‘ahlie and 6 codnition- (cc) pa ——— ery latest wast. com ean 8 DINING SU TF —\ ew eon: eee ee — ale e DINING j ah) Mt SF- rT. —Rolden den OAK: ‘ant wm” hina ti n : like new. Reasons bie. ) if} ‘ +e a 5334 Unie: | [NING ROOM ; good condition, 2416 N. “Spring av. DINING ROOM mahogany: Adam Mat le. = — 7 ‘ ‘ Ya) SET—Va nut: ik DININ ROOM E a” iwasht ‘ "te than half price. #2 », and Ameri ow-en a be-c, large ta lress EVy BROS. 5 @¢ q nifforobe low price. a8 A haire TABI. he And & po $70. Lindel! 2643M / "MAY " vousietere NPOR —Ard chair: tapestry lone (like new; reasonable price ® 4525 McPherson DiEIma! (c7) mean cost $60: | 7 r ail —% must se!! immediately. less 4J. _(c) DEimar 236 — Hea ' itiful gray: almost DINING ROOM SU ia” aiciner — cheap. 4476 McPherson. ic) walnut finish Stif (ch3x) mes, a ST SET -—leehox and rug to C - 3 20° ~~. Rroadwiv. = on wy a nut. “2. Cane BUite, Victrola. inger eewing | DINING ROOM SioTs— Aen 1Cé hie ae ’ ; : e ' 0: ma mit RP Nettles. FOrest 3180R. ‘golden oak. ++ ; he» - le lice re Leonor a e x on © used 3 or INING-ROOM SUITE —* Oe . mo months. 6615 San) Ol ji vin: -room suite $50 s . ede dt i and mattress. Wiese wee: ; . t r | table, 2 | i jawer Pnet } ; | FURNITURE—For 4 eally worth douodle. : r ai te) | an nut finish: looks new in first-class condition 3 Rooms Fu uteheed Complete, $169.75 Set of dishes ndition, : , Z ' DRESS bEii——Firet iiss ) ; Class condition, and seen to be appremated 2561 Gravois. with oven furnishing (¢ evenines. ao — M aut — —— —\-— air ae PP “eng -wecia: -' and up. Muat oy raeN - Y. Lo f {) a COT q t oY j t t i wi it Rhk—Idea id] newlyweds: e\ ne m a i EDEN WASHER-—G00 sam igi = ' : ‘ South End Hew. Co.., Fed swinging wringer. =. ;| cellent condition, 4048A Shreve. COlfaa G10 deral f arex asher. aiuminum wringer. "40S ii. (Cc) | FU RNITURE—Contegts of 3-room aDari- We make a speci nik of rebul Meals, Buck's ang att ra: ail Rot: Phon FO t ‘0504. Ww ASHE R—Blue eMam-| ment: owner Jeaving city: everything bew , . ci will sacrifice. Phone Forest 6733. FURNITURE—Enure contents aa to save 60 to 70 per cent. Wh cacy ) Up. Pree delivery on all. LA WOOKd, | WAGNERKS. 201 S. Jefferson. (es | apartmep! like neW: reasonable; grand plano, iamps, ctc, Gl0g NO! CAbuany . GSuo4J. ic} > TA bt 8 — ~ oe SPALDING, Pe hon tiny etove, blue enamel, oda LeaV} De city; room un side oVvep: her furnitu: , # th rd floor. CTH } N : } ri “RNITL KE ~ ‘a. ce Sin turnished; used tew ; new: $49 976 Harlan a\ pine, 6a’ "1°] Afemedia. Hl- iit STOVE— Quick Meal: z é ass Westinghouse: | re} . com} letels —TICTRIC WASHEDS—1 White Lily Ace |): ~ 'GAS STO\ B} 7 GAS O\v i ue with guarat nteed. Selling from Peal Poor (Rand * 49R cheap. Appls ritice. op é Pocky copper casing and copper | FLRuilt ReR—> ig 9 ne “Ce early English | heater: $40 th of these " ashe rs are almost i dining-room sui . > od a davenettes } Rospec t 3486. 3436 Jun ia ata. ry cheap. South End UHdw.!¢j9. ARNOLD FURNITURE CO. 6203-6-7 | GAS STOVE—Call_ at 2910S. G Rand 9180. iEasto re 3 # favolis | GAS STOVE—Superior. ename! doors: /qhariles rd. ITUCPRNITL RE—Nice. up to date; s h: Q-piece American | PURNIT 7 57D 4 a inie. CAbany i FTRNITUR r—' lea 5°99 ‘ae iFU STRNITU RE Ren: utifully tiful 7-room apartment. } CURNITURE—4100A McPherson: contents 76 Mc en rson.'¢) | of 6-room flat. complete; flat cap be rent- oms comple Duy ari , ea reasunaliy to party buying furniture; | man. 1524 Fi) int. (Ss? yw Ty leaving city Call after Sunday.(c)! G AS BEOY b—High-oven “Quick Meal. $47 : NigURE—Contents of 3 rooms, a! +o Gurney refrigerator, $12; Sumday must see today: gas range. icebox, evenings, 4223A Harris, mower, Sxl tent; almost new; no!.GAS STOVE—New. 4 top burners, oven 2721 Hickory. any time Sunday. and broiler; Lorraine regulator; Quick room. carpet. bede.|r . HNL a the All beautiful and new: 7. | Mea Meal, $70. ioor east. bedroum stites, rugs. Cox- VYACQ dealers. % i table, mirror, etc.; reai OF AYzailis, 6: boy ton. (COI) | Large selection of FURKNITU AER rooms of good furniture; ‘LRNITLE RE—Bedroom and kitchen. com- § stoves, delivered and harcain. 6036 Maple: leaving city. |} plete: like new; “fine ODD dayne tag ry Sib 7G at $12.75, $14.50, ee —— 35 a “weds: can also reut rooms: ba Kalin, 2045 | 8.78. Modes: 6 ee ee | Rutger FURNITURE EXCHANGE, burner; $6. Call Monday, aoe Pas. 2814 Chippewa. tc) rooms, cheap. - firet floor! STOVES HOUSEHOLD GOODS l'OR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR wane HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SAI§ ranges are in first- | prices range from $7 | G Rand | | LIVING Quick | | LIVING ' lin. (e) | BROS., 311 8. Fifty- | ninth st. (ci | davenport, | slightiv 'Ineton at‘ MAPLE, KIrkwood 9%6R. (c) | 1 i get $50: reconditioned gas ' eronnected: real bar- | $16.75 and | AND WASHINGTON. (e776) | SO wins: even [CS RUOM FURNITURE—®2 Prices LEVY BRO La ING-ROOM , a om -— = s -. ar galls-- RE-ORGANIZATION SALE SAVE ALMOST ONE-HALF Day-Beds, all lee box; oak finish, eee SILO iolden Oak Refrigera- 3-door side- $22.5 50 | . . * *e . . « . * > > « | | $29 | top- | icer i 439 tors: icer $49 Gas Range, side oven 2 $29.05 proiler $27 Bed, Mattresse and Spring ....:.. $14.75 | > = urniture--Rar AIMS $27.50 eretonne metal ; $14.95 pad i) hk daw ROOM S&£T—2-ptéce mohair: re- versible cushions: latest style: hand- carved: must sell, 4475 Chippewa. tc) LIVING-ROOM SET—3 picces. bed and opome seca almost new. PArk view 1605 (c) ROOM SET—Overstuffed: bed new, sample, $98.50. Davis, 1516 Frank erstutfed; Third LIVING-ROOM SETS. New: very. silightl; damaged: witn loose cughions; at a bargain. 141 h = yedighe: ROOM MSE Severgl to pick fr ‘om, will yw at low am S11 S. 14th st. RUTTEN, ee, stuffed. cov- ered ‘in tapestry. consisting of large size arm chair and rocker to match: in good condition: $29.75. 901 Wash- 3-piece, used: BUETINER FURNITURE CoO.. 3501 5—Hreaking up home; room sect, 4-plece, $45. Walnut bedroom other pieces. (c2) MAT IRESS. Big lot sample mattresses at iow prices. LEVY BROS... 511 S. 1t4h et. METAL BED yt agouk finish: cheap Schaahb,. 970°4 8. Broadway. (oe) Oll, STOVE—Star: bargain 6325 Mor- ~Arsenai. pan me CK NITURE—Beaulifal, new: overstutted 19TH —_ Ons » hed mie ’ living-rcvom, w ravine . droom, rockers. ve! ING STOVE Blue 41: SIA Hull! pi. ‘t rugs. gray cefrigerator. gas range and BA 3 STOVE—Biue entents of 3 reoma, ready enkfast get. 9219 Cates. (c) etihags, used one season, * gk age Por ~ cant: £65. $12. 1822 Cora. ion ell at once. 22044 Cass. F URNITURE—Beai itiful living, dining —- - . bedroom Coxwel ’ chalr. rugs. HOUSEHOLD GUO DS— breakfast get. lamp. mir Vr. tables: almost | _~-02SA_ Alien. new: separately: cheap ‘mt nediate! y. 4476) HOUSEHOLD |; McPherson. (coo) | lovely rooms; late atyle furniture: cheap; it "bone Call rUR: NLL KRE—Folding cnairs, 50¢ each, party buying can rent flat: opposite Fair- Eve a -— . + Quick Meal sto re, white enamel. finest) ground Park. Box Y¥-23. Poat-Dis. 3817 Hartfore. sacrifice. S75; cuckoo ana antique CEBOX—73-]b ic rood; all or eep-| clocks; settee, $3: bookcase, $0 4536 | 'CEBOX—io-lb, Icer . Ces abide el] , ~ Fads : -, | ICE BOA—S3; large selection. lovely rooms, ao change Store, 1307 Franklin. cheap: eaving: party buying can ren ——— located opposite Fairground Park; oF ge to cod 5 pean taite. he a summer home: cheap: or will rent | —meo ral riage. C) furnished. moe . FS. Post-Dispatch, if ar: 3612 Came ne good condition; » pplv 5709 McPherson. eae floor west. | FURNITURE -—— Bargains for quick sale: | Ie E AOX = bs.; Standard icer * tent rooms, al- b2- - x m found mene table. buffet : oe ‘ $15, ( “all PO nc SB SORT (ci own price an McPherson. | board. 4 kitchen chairs. ronnd box for soft a i] — . drir ks. 3- ni fut Jivi ing room 61 ulie. G Rar if ' IC EBOX Display, cost $450 J Wi roome: household goods: RORY 3191 S. Grand. a. m. re Ri for $175: practically new. 1942A Sidney. - . Jetterson, (oe) CRNITI —_ ctive furnishe: meé - > Rii—Dining room. kitchen and | (! rat age ee ‘d a on omen ICE 8OX—Leonard, o0-pound capacity. paul. ‘all Sunday or Monday, 2720 Ann | and couples: it: also have some | , almost new; cheap. 207 Stoddard. JFf- R NIT BR K—Anvthing vou want: slight- | bric-a-brac. glassware and | fersen 9763. ’ pz "” Sti 1 ii A eae) lick Meal side oven wick Me al. 2207 S. dtl 11°94 Walton. ic) HEN ABINE t aoe atest style. l6@-inch oven: good ray. 428: alan icebox to match. Wa separate. eaving® i ery Pon 92>» Shre ay ; Peroe Or &., Jefferson. tc} Magnnolis ir —— Te & a | GAS RAN‘ 53 “Quic) k Meal box: price $10 |; KITCHEN OUTF it ——seebex. 1116 Louisyri]! | thle and 4 chairs. S50: term Waener’s. “O] S. GAS RANGE— S835 ‘ aye co = "7 a 29904 ec Oi | KITCHEN STOVE—Heater, dining — : eet and kitchen cabinet: ‘very porcelain cost cheap: on California. roome. P01 GOUDS—Contents of 3 17 porcelain lined: oa Alfred (e) PNITURE—16 rooms, rate: 3-5 . 3866 Delm: FURNITURE 2 room all Sno & h csr ¢ } 914, We ‘ i, are sser CRAITC RE-— tANGE- Hiue; rnom encap. all WN nN | © - )| REED, 8 ST Uk Y—$5. Yxl2 rug, | Pasteis EX- Fe maple ganford rd. GRIENTAL RUG—Roval Tabriz: | REFRIGERATOR-—75 | REFRIGERATOR—S$8.50° rue, $2.50 din-| gner | cabinet ta-! s S85 down. | Jefferson. fe) } 915 N. Bro adway, pin ed IE RES -~Large. red velvet: reason- call Sunday or evenings. 914 N RANGE— Blue enamel: good condition: chean: 3410 Oregon RANGE—Conhination. eqnethle 4850 Natura! RANGE—Compbination. blue new, Reasonable. 5RYS Maple. . Oniek Meal. combination: Se]) for S50. CAbanv (fr Bridge. ic? enamel: like coat $160. 504: WwW RANGES—Blue enamel. fas, one coal: perfect condition 4058 Greer. (Cc) com bi - 441 davenette. table Quick reasonable nation S50: gham ename) town: (;rayv leavine W ASHE? S—tThors and A. ruarariteed one vear: terms . (3! an i. 5015 Grace. side 498 c) REFRIG KY CNEL oak. 4861 Wa- FOreest OLSS5S Ww. ic) GAERTNER ELE eCTRIC Co... ae + yacin, mort new, REFRIGERATOR—Top Mondav. Hesae-Dickman, icer: $A. Call "R14 Chinnrwa ne get S°° 3y- hareain. 5150 Lotus. REF agg AIRE oreelain Sx. tak "f PND Cheroke-, RE PIIGE Rr oa ee Ww iii machine: lJlarge chif te, 4556S Delo iT. ip Leta River- | ( -— x}? Call 3711 alsw v9 rooms of turnhure. (ec) Gravois av. RUG—Nearly ew, KB. Humphrey, 6x: wool: Wilton. H 0754 Meramec st RUG—#x12: good Minnieota. condition: $12. 2910 Ri G—-12 x15 Co. } 518 Franklin. cheap. H. ture Co,, ;RUG—190. mit 36 Axminster. Davis 1516 Frankiin RUG-—-Axmineter sacrifice. Hitand lan Bes Yxl2 i" a slight, ehea mn. wie. i fc} ' R Utes — bi a#uliiud ture: like mew: ChHeEAL. ca ‘ ; furnt “NaT % ‘Fiart onto} RU oe aa throw vard. 301 rugs, 30c: runners. 2oc vane. at velivels breakfast set 57918 Cates gae ran«ee,. refrigerator i¢ ; 12. never used: eacri- GAS RANGE—Quick Meal, $10. 721 N. | 4935 Gresham. zrand. KITCHEN AND rnishings of GAS RANGE-—White enameled. $20: TURE—vVery cheap: tar a $5. 525] Paee | Caetleman. eons Washington heater, i= ae RANG F—Ou Ik Mi ‘al: good order: ($8 LAMP—Large. -): Davis Furfniture Co. hed ‘livered. W agner. 5°18 Virginia. dining edroom : . Tok eurtats a ht ai. é AS RANGE—W hite acnamel. Quick mest. | LAUNDRY CLOTHES DRIEK r ance. 4953 Chip newa. Lorrain. Monds S721 _Lafayette. (¢)}| Gas heated: dries 60 ft. of clothes at GAS RANGE—4 Sotaes almost new’ leav- one time: brand-new; floor samples; very rooms: aimost new me: &- FOrest 3630 cheap. MEEHAN, 3154 3S. Grand J. will sel] all or part: leaving city. FOrest! Gao FR ANGE —VWhite enamel $45. lawn clede 9000 a feo) 49838W 5175A Delma PORE Sh, mower $& 1°98 Hamil ton (er) LINOLEUM—Gas = stove tools. Gresser FIRNITURR—The contents Of a 4-root | Gag RANGE—Ouvuick Meal with Loraine | te. efficiency apartment for 384% Shen wattachment. $15 O94) Cherokee. LIVING-ROOM (93x) xAS RANG &—Ljning-rooum table | 809A 8, Mth. fortiers. Cresgeers: at a bargain. se) LIVING-1.OOM SUITE— extengion table B27 wainw r of stone 3009 |; © Riverside CRORM. ° .. | GAS RANGE—Quick Meal. whi te enamer | LIVING- Ri WM SUITE —Overstuffed: li room suite, rug,} With Loraine oven regulator. $71. 914° brary table and lamp. 2920 Chinnewa.fe) Piymouth, Apart- Rroadwavy Fer: & seapies L. = ING;ROOM SUiTE—5-mece; 1 double ic) i ¢ RANGE—Qui ke Meal. poarch ewine. | awe hed dresser, 3306\ Muichiwan autifuliy fur | Tue. shade ‘Cart. dining room set. Park- | > ING ROOM SUITTE — S&-piece velour: maniin riew 3180. fb Re Bagong: : : ” 3559 : Smrip eneapd: ; . 4q good condition. 35: Ss. Spring. ie} —— : hte . wy | RANGE—Quick Meal, white ename LIVING-ROUOM SUITE—s pieces: no deal : evated aven-: cost #190 eei! for | ere Phone PArkv¥te' i 3ROR 915 N. Proadwar. T ———- “AX o — - — ful monair: X- RANGE—Quick Meal. white ename! | | LIVING st oe a oO > | well ehair. rve: chean. GATS Clarton, (fe) Loraine oven regu'ator. $717 915 | TxTL ; 7 3 ' Broadway, ROOM SUITE—Handsome'y for newlwwed LIVING aan 2ee ‘tah 4706W. )'GAS RANGE—White enamel: Quick [- | carved newest des en; barsain = So —satents Loreire attachment: used 1 month ; Mea!: 2 aT RNITURE—s roome, entire 2900 | LIVING ROOM SET and buffet. oad al eign MO apse Mn le “Jer fer 9,| Eads, Victor 2763W (e) S150; or i} aell eeparateiy: buyer may | “sc “rson Se (cAA) | ,ads. etor 34%) WW. retain flat. 445 “442 17 Evans av. GAS RANGES—Cahinet black: in excellent | LIVING-ROOM SET—S$25: rug. $10: other vi 3820 Page. Ft RNITU Re Pe >i ong os “ Rae Co. oe) Grayoie GRand 9180 SaaS ROOM SUITE —Overstufied: also a ieee oie ee ; | GAS RANGE—All enameled cabinet Quick | x12 rues. Call $711 Gravoin av. (ec) hild’s bed. lamps, etc. , otanica , ; , M | Mest:_in excellent condition: very cheap. | TIVING-ROOM SUITE—Overstuffed: Ox 1° Delmar South End Hdw Co. 2861 Gravois. GRand | rom ond table. R211 Texas ay. ) ort fi by — | LIVING |F ROOM | sET—2 “piece ; —— . x GAS R A NGES. ' : i lour Mi penta. furnished — nick ea! and other makes i] give | = i EP Ox draperies: | é ce’ delivered and connicted free. TINT ROON Stl no Gvaratutsed: Co {-} RROS R11 Tl pth 1. well ehair. rece. "19 aten. ee - “TTINGROOM [TER—Almost =e #AS RANGE—White enamel. “handsome mohair: rugs: cbeap. 4474 with Loraine M-Phe av fe worth $185. now 885 c raon ' Bired LIVING ROOM EDWARD A LANGAN FURNITURE CO.. Al enndition: CEntra) &180 LIVING ROOM FURNI- 3971 water flat optional , (c) 2-7 TT) e nar men wicker. Sj) f)- others chean., SUiTh—Icebox console. Velvet University at. (cc) wash- "RNITURE—Chain trade mpdrobe: clock. ITC RE living cheap. 5878 RE Contente be rin enti: separately: avicon, iititnal cRNITI oF S rooms, all Or separate Jeaving town. Mellis. Gordon a‘ wae si WAhash 271W ey, FURNITT nr “2? food chance oe PCPNITURE—10 1 7 che? stove. beds; no agents. aris ons kit hen cabinet. lewantir rucse and furnished hie enam apartment: ai? or part: reasonadie Cabars 349. »J. FORA ¢"} avt n ra SPRCIAW FURNITURE—Obiects oriental rugs, paintings, Lenort. Lucas, ro ‘—_- = pa p! +t ‘© reguietor. need * months Quick a credit terms !f de- | ST eieour ptece. eeasonable: eal! “sunder °9271A Ohio. fc) 1978 Franklin av or after 6 curing week. a taupe ve! (0) | cummemee RI°Gs—Almom ik EF RIGE RATOR New i °O | REFRIGERATOR 1516 Franklin, (cc)! eell cheap. 3° N. Euclid. . fe) | P a | and double bed porrieres: | | | ' | ' | Rr°Gs—! roval i : fi S58, Chameberiain es side icer, $25: porch } fare al! | teal ly any size save rou 50 we cent on a new box. Don't | "5-pound: 3-door: 2607 Cass. 34 floor. Lindell 1745 W gray —Rteel. | consist) piece walnut bedroom suite bed. dresser. samberiain. 5SABH kitchen table. porcelain _ ton. 4: chaire S5- x12 rug. $10. PArkview n27 ow ieAih) — a? . — RHE RIGERATOR—New nounde: blue enamel hination range: dining table. buffet, dreserr, chiffonier, ehaira. aavenette. 5011 Geraldine RE FRIGER 4 TOR—YT. ares 100.1% i I _ short while sig 7° aingle rugs 3.anoai credit F ANGAN FURNITURE CO at? Prank it? AY { *Eentral RRO REFRIG ERATORS—Serv eral Leonard = re- friserators: norertain and out. in the 65 75 and 108 pound. with the felt lining. 1900-nound oak case and white enameled inside. with a cork lin. ing: 40 and 50-pound gak case enameled inside with a felt lining: 60. 75 and 100 powrnd oak case. French gray side and felt lining. These refrigerators new and not damaged in any war whatsoever They are in firet-clase con- dition. South End Hdw Co.. 2861 Gravois GRand OTS ~ REFRIGERATORS Over “00 new and rebuilf hoxes prac- ore make, Sh uD. Can fail to eee WAGNER “PROS. new Wiliten furniture: cheap: 4476 Me "i S&S. Jefferson. velveta: else Seren ie} Rr G—Oriental Kermanshah 84x13. Cal! Sit Unter. (ec) 3326 an new, O75. “ya38" Lacust wilton: a ox 10.4: sacrifice. 38434. , 2 b werk dave only Jw autitel. —- company. ciish Léonard. 190 | polished top. com- | ; SEWINts ~ | SEWING gray enameled in! white | | RUG—Beautiful Ox Miesourt fice. 28AZA KRUGS—Two. 0x1l2 ble, 2 chairs. 1 CAhbany 2485. 1 dressing ta- priced rset. 2 beds. book ca Se - RUGS—Slightiv and Rrussele. 9x12 NER FURNITURE used Axminster. velvet $1° and un. BUETT co. Ol Washington RUGs—Good: SPINET VESK—High quality, good as new: «al (jeanine Co. rogeonesie wf Finne: Lindell sa" 99) | PUG—S$150 GxI5 rug Acme 4°14 Easton bargain price ing Co. Storage and Mo (lem : . Bee. eect Py MAC HiNh— 2 “ahd cs liand 3537. STOVE—PFiue combination. $50. et. 308 S. 14th te} £STOVE— Combination hlue eneme!: cheap. 4 44°75 ETOVES—* gravy ename! by het and sorings. heating stoves. 3410 Gilea. OLLE —_ Parks aes Seima. Webeter Groves. 2A78 ehean. biue. Whitmer: W Er wy 4 “new; $105 3445 ROOM rugs. 422° ‘ d 2077 Victor. onat: overstulled. no bed. —' Shen on Dy er ; reser, ¥. SN “ table. 4 chairs. 7197 Davis Furniture | ‘1T hean for cash, Chicago Carnet used two montiie: between | BEDS. TWIN new springs and Simmons Windauvr style: mattress io match: take yotr old ped ta | trade. LEVY BROS.. 411 8. 14th et. VACUUM CLEANER-—-Hoover, $15. = ie 4153 Grove. ,ALUL { LEANER—Eureka, Hkhe pew: S25. “S783 Humpbrey. PRyspect e633. ,ACLUM . CLEANER — Hamilton-Beacn. new: half orice, S054 Delmar. . VACUUM CLEANER—/rremie: guatan- teed. $12.5U. Emerson fan, $5. 4570 Easton av (c) VACUlL M—Hoover. model- jike new: | sina ap for cash. So424 ““ abada. Parkview ,ACUUM makes: | Cherokee. | VACLUM i meray > machine | Dec LA0 VACLU 7 sacrifice for Lindell @4a° Ww. VAC CUM—tlate model Houver, |. almost new; also washer: reasonable for cash. | Cail Monday. 4106 Lee. COltax 4709. ,ACULUM CLEANER—New Eureka. com Pegg ng ee vid never used: S15 of? | List lone onday. TAciede Bogs it VACUUM CLEANER—ELureka. looks nal runs like new: will guarantee 1 sear: $18 for quick sale. Timmer, 1119 Belleview. itiland 28% eS) s ‘Ti LOLA— t ic Ss ae records. Sos, iller, 4 a 7 Te ar rome Pasiel’a Exchange Store. 1407 A | WASHING MA “ad -—Standard A. B. C.: barcain: $50 6104 Berthold. | WASHER—Excelient condition: ev inging | wripger, copper tub. $20. 3130 Obie. WASHEH—Eden: late model; perfect; 3124 Ohio, WARDROBE—Tall; mirrors in doers. $8. Call Monday Hess-Rickmen. 2514 Chio- hwrw az. ; | W ASHER. thw? Vass anc several shear Herp. “11 Cherokee. WASHER — Eden: copper mplex froner. sacrifice. 2634 Alien. ie WASHER—Eden, latest model’ like new: | $110 WYdoewn 0246. _ «e 62). | WASHER-~—Rotorex, $35; Eary. with dry- er: copper Thor. 4417 Shaw WABLEKS — Several bargains; we ringers: copper tobs: from $35 up. 167 & Hroadwer: open erenings. an” WASH EMS—Eden, Maytag, Easy, Catare bargeine: terme. Eureka cicaner. $2 Walken, 3723 Humphres. LAciede 1578 | WASHERAR—Can be rented $2.50 ver month. Ste GAE HTN ER ante ‘mod yee co. 3% >i N . § rand a ASH ERS-—Wayigan. Eien Federal Thor and A. RB hd wp: easy terme, GAE ntxE h ET. ECTRIC CO. ei 232) # (rand WASTING ISU ory Vianr nm nies, like new: epeetally tow oriced: emev erie: Open evenings MEFHAN 3154 * leer lL.Actede Ofrm ; i-4) | WASHERS—One White Oily Ace. and } Mola: copper casing and copper dag =m r: \ beth of these waehers_are almost tine new: Ba chean. South End Hdw. Co.. 2861 Gettots GRana 9180 | CLEANE good condition; SWEEPER—aAnd 2853 Osage. —— Several Oo $10. 5; l PRoe ( CLE. \NER—Gvaranteed : quick sale. i | — rockers, ta settee, 21444 Siattery et. PRee WiC RER SETS—3 to wick trom. almon wil! sell at low orice. Levy Brow. 14th st. F eecrifice @ foome, compieteiy fur nished, all - part of. Phone a 16i7 until * SEAKC “} “ST HERE Tut MAY Tou will not find ereeter bargaime end larger selections in furniture cernete ead “ar. — eign 7 ued. NAS EF. We have « large stock of asimeet new, up-to-date A call will ceavines you of what a bie stock we carry. We and ship {ree out-of-town burers. Geiivery too utiying sularte. Prices fair yr iat oe are what talks af our LEVY RROS. FURNITURE co. 38 14th e#t.. Bellefontaine or Belt line ears pase eur ‘doer. water-PpoWer — Conte Cy MP etagETe ee see we SPE SP AN ae een 5 neat pong 2, a Si sats hi ‘s — eo TA nae 4 : a

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| i ee Bs ow“ SUNDAY, Sean) * Big ta MAY 22. 1997. ST. LOUIS TTS EEE geo) ANIMAL S, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale in these columns today. POST-DISPATCH HOU 'SEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE | BUILDING MATERIAL MUSICAL MISCELLANEOUS = MUSICAL | FOR SALE—WANTED | MACHINERY a oat a MEAS alert sapere } Ve ' " ¥ ' , } vital. J0084 ie r . Pianos and ans Sal CY CLES—! ba) SS RACTOR Wid ] hur or pent ater- we are CO ao VW asning! arenes, HE SUE) |__ BOOKS AND PERIODICALS _ _3#1s_Tiewiwis—_Cabass 1028 — — é I : } i if eS a ; i } as€ a . r; Faz ‘oun wn a at . ; P } : ; - nant ; nt. ' ; -— ai : | j E 7 - - " a oe . . . A : ; . f SELARIRA . MUSICAL ee 2 At ct | WE bave a number , | MOTORCYCLE Geod (27, Scout at. 1 FAN DS. gg —"7 -_- x we Musical Instruction ee : as SUlr 20 guaraniesd im. So _forn. _Houses & Plats For Sale x. ? RIMEN acres subcivielie® ef eshnoees, any pisce , . valuation $10,000. hammers. keyseater. lathes. mo- | Scar , haa f all mai ~ Pos spatch : : : an = ee i bi I. Db ra nee. HU new end ehafting. oe... ~99 ) RADIATORS ¢ TEAM ye sc uare ‘ar! = ~ ’ wr . “> o 7s ... p ‘ » i y io ‘ _ A ‘ ‘ eee . i La a! . ft e : np Si ne : . ~ } : ; , ‘ER y » . me ig? t : . : , _ : 4a 4858. ANDIRO: urnitur arpeis, con = eh alee | ) : LEH Tore ) a tren ob; «& =i uh si ce: comple otf | ry Dig ce. J d | = — ios ™ att inte | - To 7 v ~ —ehAaet = » ¢ ; S .> r i. 1 . } ’ > +2 = . f ' wes st. - ain to | 7 ne ; } ge] lfor balane , wu S (i INDS of outboard . e > tank ' - — > mes E » ox.ne for bargains Ie —s . aunches. houseboats and marine ‘arr ier & Wai ark “ Ae! — .oter Linge a son ezers. dispiay, upriaht? We ~ nos * : ; ‘ ms 2 : ' - } ' f r 7] aS ¥ ; } #are. Open —— Barbo rpo i! : ' : ~ene Bee eS ae > . ’ nivtie7 2.i . : F ‘ranki Fay Fixture Cus 2 Mo SE TL 7 Machine Shop Work eT ae . New : ARTMAN & METER—Pr nting anc hoe whit: ad. fc “pound. 4581 - zs store oF oflice gut Srogsmann, 163 7 ALT. GARF LELD 1203 LIGHTING FIXTURES—is For Sale >] wt SRSA HS 2 pen evenings. re’ S any fevices. 1 2 | (coe. Seats nor: | Freskih Oe. | "watk. H. Pieper. 1819 Olive. (cB8 aa 2 = a 2 — - . - ° 7 . ‘5 f : ins. registers. . . ‘ 4 ~ kz : : » , a) ? . " 2 } ; “fT \f}- . , . : - = =* eu New Franklin Fixture Gi 4 he. . sis ae tam “ 9 wit} ; a? — — a5 wiki 4 _ , : kind nig Oo rgaing. r HONC GR APH REPA mats. ss ne mo? 7 a oN : y4i7 ' : Tl ateet styles: 2 4+. : ‘ »* ‘ “ : > . " ij ~! 4 : } , ‘ - t a a : " , See - : or t i E iyi ; . le. . ‘ . . ry ; Se ig e 4 ,, tT? 5a7s til MAN MUSIC CO... 91 ne ec emonst ur 7 Die re peas oa Bsns ' a, ' = anneal one 8 7Tavois ' . 1] freezer Cases, / ov o. 5 - . . essai: _ 7 . > 4 a , : f ‘ . r . “ - T- | . ~ a 2 ‘ - eTs., aii SEWING MACHINES JESELH RS I = SS TR oe | one a rs ge kind. 37y— Baninn_ CAnany 3 : Lous Desk and Fixture ers ™~C “4 74 wy % a iJ ‘3 re r . TT -—_ . : : shed |} , a O Paes »* : , mrnits - 7 . — oy 378 KI ; *¥] ; . . aw tEre4 ] . 4 4 . ‘ ~ . . ol K Ww: one nch emory stand and buffer) ; ae ara _ 3 : POOL TABL E— Brunswick, sot: saa ~\Tor TY ie - _ nhined must « 3 Nort NEW 8S] PER: ma ines TK wanted nthe age : ; Dt _ + FAIL 4 {) A PTEND ‘ ; = . ' ’ acl , ses ie i } 3505RP. Please call Room, erfect onc $8.5 wa DUMP WAGC n ¥. hit- pnone_ , : = : =. POPCORN MACHINES 107 en Vai st. STA j— ] -} ‘ noto ‘. , ; — a +e e100 1m) S&S. 12th et. “+e NA erway? Tbe mT Tae | ehafth y ier si . ch chase or larger rmce. ——- —- = . ates ' ; ‘ . . , af a . , : agi ’ ° tie ie i i en ee ‘ 7 ; E Che nu i. . aN " : 4 for gale cheap cust > Fil XT Res — Ot: a seconds | Lia he io: : ] ed red, green, | > i Fi x TT he Ess ew: sem™mi-D —' be. radio spparatus. Radic nd 10-ft. Riverside R? vs -side . " i , 6ea : : ha i. i } ‘ 3 . ‘ i » i ; - a ‘ - 4 ? w- : g ia | mo ; . én ' aa . - : = = - é ; / 4 4 : , mechanics é 7 pizs ‘ ‘ a : - ~~ - ‘ . em — ; —s _ — , _ : : -* ..Fig) : a. : ary) ae b » i¢ . ; . a: oe c : ; . nc ’ nange™e : ma Ba alone watt uteau : . - an +, . ? : ~ , - . ‘ ' ~ — . edad. sand k guaranteed. HURSEs—And Mules: 2.80 0 as - = ae ae - a ot 5 2S Shaw ; ; ‘ Sy ‘ ‘ I iO ] iJ43 S 5S voadway : . rey (cee cal ~~ > eS] , c — _— , wha o ty " , ‘ : . Snenancoan > 3 : wg ~ ‘ rd 4W We Talene ; 2% ; - s os mn Ifa. y . 4 a7 a = ; ; 17 i - _4$ : e . ‘ ; Jee — - 7 : : , 7 ‘Rhogany. fat Size: records: $15 —— — —— | = a — : 3 = , ailin Oe Srygad Way icQu IORSE Peddlin agons and rt MACHIN Ei hes ll presses, nd-, =t? Lal La} MT anyinin Ba / . cabinetm wa Shige . eNO SANS rere” ee ote tilings e, . letter. lack BR aan , rene - R ee a . - 4 the ma : pen Hanscom ; » | SIME CLA n. - . } t 21 Ma lOga ' ; i Lj ~. or 7 : \ EF,7 un , 1 sapiens _ . t : sa Ce . : yy 3 — - ~ > . . Lie t a oF . it gt a TLBO { } c e ‘ j a . ru 4 ‘ " . = — -s Sail ‘ ne —— ~ we * 2 " : . itG sau law . c Se ; weit r ~ > ea = Da cr 3 oes . ” au , ' eee « . — ’ . a ‘ o t ~ - — - . - LO : hve ' ge ree " T) ai ' (2 > i ’ ' | r ry s r . o ye and > mAs ott = ies} —" 3 fo fer DOS, | ceed Senter gee soe pines Sects . AiLiie 4 : 24 ane speaker mt 2. t 3 : Thee weeps t ; on : + ¢ “+ mA re = ; 7 NC id is = Badv “BMa, ’ ; a -* 2G Ww: : “ . ~ > 117 F . ‘ant Mi “ ry > z : “0. 5 i? ; ; 2 rn. Hii nd 4° . sO US] 8 D A OS Sad ules "ere - a ioe = =a I= Sa =o . 35 = a "Vier } . t- ye 5 “guSs™itter -j & Ths 953 Chip; PHONOGBAE right model: fi: . ee a rena ye stinen 3 ell nn eg ee | x. 4 4 > . _ _ - - ae - . -- . : Neen nrg °utT j shots . a4 ‘& ‘ He > nec -' ; ——Son © reai Sargains Qual re an extra good pmce um ez- | _ ri ane, in £9004 con- “ a 1 wit : business 54 Fastor - } j ha } * ‘ . : . ‘ . . . ta po, a WU : hie aran ie and compete: mrrust sell Sheehan 4008 Lafayette ter Kent. 400) Wesehing- -~ Eft ere ae OVOFr oe. Tee Dp ere , a ea 'T : ee ee ' A! Kennedy ort. , is 5 ‘ : : : hii ' ‘ ‘ ; ale. : Set ) horsepower Mar ; Ee — ——— hone GRand 8342 A fternogm. 100 000 | ndowe wring hean: learing oi’ oT ae i be . Washington Packing ©o.. 3734 Chouteas. he as 7 : oo gy Sat a. Sica dian 10) ER HEAT RS—All mades | ye 4 ~Ty “PEP TDP 74 397) ch LALAL: M. IN B—Porta bie : ETT — | | tera a ! a ' — ‘cx car id and installed: several } ‘ R . ASH ‘ 1K [ R ADE . - > ¥ ~ " . . i eee 5 iu D - y" a oe - : we ms - : ost A . a+ a ay Se . ’ on Gis : : f° ' a tey oat aaah 7 price. Call far 2. ¢ ae ae eater div 9: > ————— ——-—_—_—___ _— =— = : sued" P Ruorne Plumbing asé lonogTaphes mad Te : > rive ood comlitios 4 ‘ —Two-hon top rm [ACHIN! heed eee nt Ti A DIO—Brummer ; are ' Se Selmar bi. , , : var~f” i} Ye “Pasonahie ; . ~~ va { } : } uarante ‘ ~ ZY 434. i . the — _ aa , ' — Egy > " i’ | oie man S4i thne , ' , : : WINDOW — ES mrasered, ce a 3 j ; 444 x. S : . reese 3 : 4 ’ 4 7 . 3 er _, BE * as ; OO" r i ; > . and ne rentie > ° 7 reTaes ear ‘ac e , , , _ . , Mi . ; —_ a8 “4. 5 Clee onnecti ‘flen ve ad —— —- S ~ +4 A 2s : 2s Mis rndard Shade Ca... 2331 ; —_ rad . : “Tp tne : ee | 4 " . Les o PUL ee #105 1H &. emier @-ft.. ; i a ~~ ee ee ree Se ee ee >. nw —— 7 . . ent OF Olive. (87) | PT. : : LOM 3 — OF Ss ae eee 48 Qew: PHEDDLING vo : a: ” Tins ¥ wor CRLLARS MA . . on ‘ $ . . M ; . - i 3 14. : 2 . 4 j 3¢ . ‘ ‘ : ae -* : 7 : inatienaitiiiaaiain \ }: } ne Ot mange oo 2a ~ 2 be Bes », >. nsoie 3 ma eid. F —— R35 am ME gan credenza . | Kosciusko. : ——~ ! IT pet this beautiful outfit. 3302 - a sae / LANGE S—Oup enectalirs - Pts 3 one r_literatun 4 ec. al ali standard m4 any estyic. Py avert 4uaxw ‘ : TATER_PtaA cr | . Pn 1 2a RING TOO Oo feet : =" , . be > SAT Bt AN . ; ; . , " ert : ‘ “t : harnes - we ~ 4 7 - . = a™ 34 **> > . t OP oo. om — ¢ ae ia a ; 4 , ’ " . . . 4 ee 4 42 es ae . f ‘? : ; . . we te : ‘i : wes wr : \ ak eo; am. = = eomiplete es ? ee an i e ; Z t™ > . . ‘ - . r . i “ ‘ a, _ oe — ' 9 : ; - oo ¥ FC )R AN ' M ALS a % _¥ gt —_— = e . 4 ore. kk f bestn nut st PT AYER PTaNC — , ae yes wit ‘ -t oak. is— | nie Penta , sizes: = NEN SR TESTES saat Rte 3545 _A re —e ua in be J 4. ®- — ~_N TF? 5 —a7 ts ; “ne oxi ; | ra . p > “|r r? a =_ ripkt . Si ath — , . . A ; AF Oj imnetrumen! good ! . Tse a ae . , .... a ~~ San . mr : r . . es- in. SGi with ow 24° ; TAS 7. m 77 1 ial | 3c ohn Schreitels« : . wih = aioe -_ ' is LE de = . a :. 3808 & ive Darga: 423A ppronabie. OT +. sonable price. ite! Bay |@ Teal sacrific ee POIL'ITRY AND | Nae bh i os z 4 ' ; ' i ‘ ' ‘2 id J ? . - . . . as ai r 4 " . . . ; i eo : 7 . . —_ - —_ > : . : . : . . as én - , DAL PHON bs $35 aD as : Fe Ki Lo) r t - . r ; : s at NLET x" SIC a t . P *_p 4 ‘ d . : J ‘ 2 = . . - “ee 3 : . A ‘4 ‘ : .%9 send . ’ : " ~—— ~- ~. GE 6 : . 3 A te by} wae rH ‘ a | . i s ’ , Vrs ~ : : strié es , . ’ o rr . Tr}? ; ; | . ‘ » : y . ‘ PA 3 — ' ‘ Res. ine may RO , jabie + wh , ALKING MACHIN}] a — 7 7 a : -—— tr electric light eo ." SEE PART 10, | vacuom™ cleaner. ofties ~apeine 3941 ne ¢ | at Sarwa: rms. $21 5 we , , ‘. * C. ~ " = x i BCTiA.. ) 26, Nat —— ‘ th % a> a, % ; , - , = ; x1 RES anes tig . Ww : “ if WOU SF. "427° * ashington « i sae ee & sts . r : : » « : _ ra ae . : ’ P \/ ¢ si] r} n. adres —_ ““ : 7 = aii o _ anno ’ | mabe VWCD ™T aA RAC ae hove : é, “ ae - a i - “ ee ° d cal ba | rre Ss, , . es , . > 7 * SA XO He “ = melody: used: etiter-piat- | ( od WM La © ~ S4 k SONS MACHY. CO ety. on ~~ wo > : ; \ “HY : ; ec: @oa a, ludes cawe 5S lesenns an | t4 & S$" 2£ a _ : a ; > + AC OM@RO Tle? 5 oe if ’ MOT a MBE Tz — New and usei «sash do mete « “OM nie” terme. §1.25 ay odd’ a « CB, MA. , . att . 1 ~ 7] ‘We “nea in at ock a ‘arge nurm- ae Pe :" stare Mt oe 4 - *. ‘ 4 4 } - r > : ” : . bs - . $e x Sa ll Down ae! ot ing supp’tes eal! WU RI ITZ } AD * mt ya. rp. : . um iat SITrLete er of motors. both ne ; used: all Zenith. 6 125 > R 14 7 es: ate hea wet. » sell cou entice m: . , ‘ ij ~ + 7. ~- _ «TQ . ares or Rey mrernows . . =" 4 : wie™ - * J -_- *, 5 1 a ~ ee bad ‘ ” a” Das ’ Z _ 4 vy . > 2s , ~ s ; a7 + - . { a: ow Si ® a ~ ut . ; , 4 ‘ : ; a ney ; sn ” ' ' — J . =e ; . de e ¢ otter at attractiec nme ; Se. ; ing 9 Pena 4 aa noard of p nee, ‘ : . x siructions : : . -_ hare everrthing (= Sall*ing mateias ; At mmers: on arr: Pe: wT naéeee Aannwe ety ate Ts neaji?* sar ; ¥ : Pj pest nea TD. Mever. Salena and Wiami, PRe« cial ¢ "Mon vidas $2 x9 : TER Ms . MONTHY - Home hono . . ; peer nin = - { i LIN Ss—-10 utter, Gaeen. ATS3 a ( K LY \T BE re VT LIT ) r re C : 7 ‘pe. > furnitu 27 Cx GRané 62 iar "aio Sie iiaker 2 SRI DI iu M ee “WURLITZER : Aa ‘ gr apn , Oee get em : . —— ts ard se rice, aa ane Pathe Zx@ Qyh Sy: ’ ue IMME OI: Clive we 1825.27 & Broadwar ) ; inlA ’ ffereon ne and Anere 10 0 a fT Wr ( | : tern |. 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ten 9 EUNDAY, “se MAY 22, 1927. == . | : a 1921, | 25-900 AU TOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale ‘Ads in these columns 4 Resta iekaiamemctinass satainse ISPATCH. 3. parSCet ANEOUS FOR SALB MAY 22, ee Ak: UVENS—2 Hubberd. “ard. Gize ———_— LICL Chteb. SVUYA 3. New. CLOT HING STORE AND _OFFICE F IXTURES COAL, COKE AND WOOD _ , AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES d — 7 MACHINE—Rotissene tr Be ante d Lion. _OOltax US UR rey Diue — . , | REaPRT oe yy Sale fplocks “to VOOD—— Nice. e, new, heavy B ha s—F Sal ~ : | . - Wie—™ ‘its, | overcoats, EFRIGER ATORS—For butchers | cks for stove or r suse, ek ‘Now rougham or e Coaches Coaches ___Coupes—For Sale Coupes—For Sale s grocers, ir 134 ‘ : 4nG restauran ts ni CW BI sinied 4 i “ , “to L\PuUCaK load, > A eo ae page ge Ougham: late lhe rat > i ° ’ ail f d: reai bar- i Sys We Ww Susneien ‘ r maim; id ‘ Driv a! e ) aa* oh - one . | £ains. 100 S. 12th st. | Tac wn 0118). (c99) | car: full ny quipped: must Ri A, $750 CHEN ROLET COACH—1926 or Se el atte Rees aaa oo sate akan “SCH NUF NURE= BU cm. SOU fHSE L IE RE O INC ; or RIGRATON—Ic if fOr rests mentite @ ' today. 840 (700 rd fell ° c) . 125 down: al! extras: ready to érire ; : . ~y*3 y oe ”g y = c : . ‘ 4-paesetigrer 8] er . , — —— — soe . : gr Cery eal 10% ees “ wy may SEEDS. PLAN NTS AND TREES ' 36 Hudson ees ho me. Monarc! h. 3137 Loc ust. : peony azo, $595 takes {t; terms: open Sun- 293 ys oo oven ig ST th a beauty. | iy « . 0! r up leteris z P Re spect 1i is 7 : NG Wid.—t a 2 shipment. |} ; th. . en ce | =x 8 ~ ee a ’ ~ mar O86. REQ i AU R AN T- Nea ity ore x= pean, _ 6: 6317 West Park. po iced oe oe “i ~—_ a - Pe in =". — Special G. 3645 — + ol 1926 Moon coach, 4- wheel ar ene V-61; scans tires: bane ra. 7. Foe = Py ima . , I i an & W \ si : Thy 77m , erms an ra e. A way en. 5 = sakes. . ir : eae ‘i, MOTo recoba LODREG > a3 ‘ef V4 | ry ay ’ -_* 9 BE. p a “i? * DDING—M adie | tires; everything original: | many thousand Miles without additional | girsr one gets it for $195 ether D K ranklip ay. Use i] r) ae se]i- nee 10” Kiber ‘ Affton. Mo. irenres i. ° rth } ie sr2iok > + "hs F ‘ ° ~ - . RES] AL R ' NT outfits. counters. wood or SOD—iLa' Yns mowed aud cares r. PArk- ( niles ‘and equipped with custom- €: hey - Coaches (s1% en Aw ay wo . Fogo * yao w99°R a | Washington. { | whit _ ’ , : oe To. lade trunk eat eovers. Lovejoy shocl hen L. wheats ther Val hes, 4 "ad eV aed pt wHe Dae 7 vir wae a e a ‘toe. al} Kinds of stools. br qare ine: aan aah amininy mam ta They are foing like hot cakes: oe nly a makes. Any terms to suit you. bem hag ee — a Se BES ST DOI NM ash : vs from $: 350 uD: yOur own terms as y Pan as - - — TTT, 7 r ; ; CHEVEOLET—~ i eelih: , eryy uality, eS a Cc Cash or _terms. {c99) ee aoe mS “3 FRAMPT: st 2309 Lov 1 $100 COV AHLEM 1c qo Old ear By ce i phen 4985 ‘Lot &, runs ike new: $210: trade. ms, 3856 Easton isa iy m0 his ee investinnte: alway rote te er ‘ vai COP. | oe elias Pahang pee = st_gt. OS> } Grand. _— ee ae nde ail Pineetne ; - : : : 4) Ae : is 0 ae : . CHEV ROLET-—Coupe hike pew; n. | d OTR tee i 1" | re: ; Thr . . Tne _— ® Wanted > ’ > , 4 “y ~ 71) 4 fis hé i Srnec la & ar r i fe *? 7 “> eye ‘ : 27° LB 4 ‘T'S 7? gers ag Ceo AMOS rumerity ery nvite su , — i. ss ee Ca tables, roll irmers ' ; : TE v E Zk B R OU G H AM | CHRYSLER—1926, coach (7U). perfect ' 1+ aed terms. HF ae cae Bice $135; need money. 4332 Lex! ng ton UB N ST Ba tan $s co 2007 i 2et mh, :* 7. > : itt c" os 9 : j , ¥ c4 _ oa . —s ’ 65°u NM R CHE y Re dL. EJ — | r~ ian: CAba) : Re Fear ' itenen utensils, etc nd and all we Tan- | 2) trade: Hudson. Jewett. Hup, Chevrolet. | 1925 Nash Std. Co: - 95 ! ion aA ee ee ee Tl pst te iyt fit ; . } . : ’ ~ ° . “Y . “ ‘ © Ls : it’. oF i . j I St ‘ JOE a be ite i F ; : Sie ae : é f fete outfit : us Pins; j nbaum 5. 402 ~~ males om Lin Jeu. 8342. 2 r T i} an tT ak ord M laxwell. oR0D N best P sts: (c) 2 hy Sh Std. Uoac I, $51 vs CH Saat oe “s t ' . . x. -f . cee : A TiO r ‘KONA bic Tice n 4 \ } ss “ah { P | B 7) a) ~ + 4s i vervt! ing Original: looks and rune like Lt D | E ( ( | | wit — . . : f. ' Pid CCE cme a Dn , . on le. Sst} AN } rris ” 14) , | oh > Fae ned ~~ ‘6 : * A ; = — — : P UF f | Qe MAL ILis ; — ee Op pers ail : | * : ES { ALRA N r 7 FI! COMP! . i in 1: i4 Fray \ ; Ty casi . EOUG iceork MODEL ras a Pe. FOUR- DOOR. + . wn . Mi r g, wed * GUA. AR AN’) jy Mi wT" R ( e) 938 Loe ul (*} . i) LE T a - a1 j 5° a real , 1% : sca a Pes - : sii _ e€s€CIric: GE te al 4 Z Li n = Ste am t: sf s ve - : ne oe ; - +=) OOKS IK * NE Ww RAI LOX IN - + cet ij: ritic rim r 0) 5. 7TBOS Is (en2y : rt Sie 4100 N. 2ist st. randay. TuCcsc2) eae roa dl back bars, complete: sa : m. water): 1888 or °O? moan a ee ieee Coser. | f TIRES Ey MECHANICAL CON- A Yo Grand SOl THSIDE REO INC. ic HEVRO! ET—-19: 3, co riect, $150. PN Nas ens — . i? ; mie “ canton a : i ; miseage. Box if} vee a -_ si ESSEX10°5 sani sae nert et: ' WN ash COA } 19°6- 7. ‘ ’ asl wie a oo pea . + + ) 1" Of) A WOND LRFUL LOLs cn, perier $30 . . a i ww terms; open Sunday. 3. Au p. ALI A" ; c eR 5 p Os + « SEW others. GR “ae y 2. As TL emp. (Cc i | ees 8 reai buy. pieonen i900. CH E\ ROL = L‘ 420 cout - ms a os Py j Qo Pree " , —— ; i 3vVV. TERMS OR TRADE. we are ach, 4, ful eguipped; cheap. | - mae | Kingshighway) Gil : $A) lz ly « ’ | (c) ; v room ire buvine eleewhere sOU = oon ; NASH 3 OQACH TiP\ ROL 5 119% coupes 4-1 asseny ) | Pape A -« f i 4 ii Load id ; ; , ; ee RE , ,, a Tr “ n i ; ; a ] trade . x ¢ 2 FIXTUR Vis id. Motor _cvcie Yr trad ; « yy TOR C prvntnat ORE: conciuon, trade, : 5-passen ondition: . “$15 U guaranteed. Flint Auto ac ve Price Sensing + d. Vi ae ' oe _ iv} ). : ! Aone ' - ‘m ( + Any ; =" f =e ‘ , estes re » oF ; ‘ | - ” , € oh sat / ce I fi TATE MO i OR ( . Inc. terms ?’ 809 N. 4 > “ . ser: Al condition; bar EK Xi - ) to ©: ws ri. 4 ‘Cc Tx) yr closed SF : "| SiFE—al ge ty ‘AR W Cnr oar’ @ _— | 3041-4: cust -B! EXSEX—Coach: 1926. $300. Citizens PIERCE. -ARROW DIS | CHEV ROLETS maasenger coup URNS&—Tw rs on tip: en ttre - naint SAP E—Miail; large; ures 2 tc. a. Will pe »$) 3041-43 Locust Bi. Yontcunaygl “35009 1 _ GOUV. Ulli ze . DEIm 47 DI a tte ta TOR, CHEV LETS : iSsenger CO pe .- tv : U colicrete: — i : ,* . -_ pe r ia fin » oe ¥ : ’ ' le i ‘ 3 OT ary in ln Or) ‘ aft _ y O \} oO ‘ nd - os ~s be $4 e's a. (c) 14.P ’ a ar Annex, $150 to S270 all ranteed. Fiint i j si2%E UG ju7 WwW. + 137 : Mar Raret em Storar et & - 5 : ‘ ‘ ne i Lnty ie? Sauir B woh . ‘ -4 pen Nig! Lé al undays. men A —COU uke new: sacrifice: $125. 39 N. Euclid. at Westmi nster. (c) Che \ rolet Co 710-20 “lt nar. (« 57x) ‘ - - MOI ~~ SLIG ' | Ee ‘te Riverside 4169 (ce CHEVROLETS — 1923 to 1976 coupes: | T HAS SPECIAL AIKS—xOl ike Dew: 3 "GE enistr] . Senet “ol] . td eee ~th « ‘J , . ‘ } if | , +? 4%. sae : — - ‘ ‘ i: MM de iS ; SOrTUuSIDE REO INC : Sr, as Cpr = + _ " 1} ire SeneRena aon PON ae a eNO Rom Bars 1} ré te tT) it ' 4 a ot 12th st Dr. Wad : | ny agg ee baka Bone. 381 ach. 3 val loons, must sell, if ————————O———— ae “$1 00 to $145: all guuranteed, Flint Auto! }\§ OK AKE NEW. Wi Ly, KCE—$15; good con roy PaAKGE—14 acl Haste rop- | “AP E—24x28. S35: also desk. oh a 7 rT — ee ~ SOU T Hs IDE REO IN iC. $175. Kirkwood 219W ic ill Exchange, 4567 Easton (c5 3 . (ed) | ock of shoes, any place in | Salen 100 Neen ng. 1GiGA “Hodiarwoat, “At? GAOPE| | Reo tiring cloud: 1927, demonstrator, | ESSEX —— Coach: oe 1926 Nash Coach |))||S#\0ckr Coupe: spacial T passenger |) ; 4 = - raiuation VJ Ae ‘ - a "at i ai = ariQus S12°8 > ">% or : - } 575 IR, et 0). 8) fer- wan é ae y i ing sore . Disna fiigd : 5 -— ; iJ f eae argal nae, O00 &. bp d i 78 I : — C 386 saan : Ged. gON (ec) ~ SEX a ‘oack balloons excel- 1 | Run 5000 miles. A beanti- per fect: p! or right 70) 3 } axe ; i T A 7 i; MO T ( R CO. nee ao %% 7 Se : > , ~@ ‘ ' 7 / aatenmemeataatnn ? : : =e - — . . : TA TD rs hee vrs ¢ e On. ¢ } ( Aa 7 2 . if . - eS. i i u } “ 1 { 7 ‘ rst BY ‘ 0 ‘ may , i] large one Te RANG ie Charte sk: to @€- | sanWwons —————_—— ——. D. (cd) | STAR—Broughim. 1926. 4282: perfect . ition, $225: terms, trade. 844); ful car in wonderful condition. ||| class condition: ode tt or , | ‘i= 41-43 Locust Bl 3 Dealers, for combi lion range. 43.1049) asi : ae oe _ eat 75 Zz One dans. roadster | terms: trade. . ‘ ‘ . t % ? n : i}y 3 P +. - — - - pa! if + oe ; —7"—_—— ‘my Stee! & Mig Co., 3850 Easion. (coo ‘ eee > ipg 325. Post- rt st Knig! pen 1: will tak ord Oo! evr olet A9ae Cabriolet ESSEX 6—Coach, in extra good condi- | ;*| 909 Washington. if! | CHEVROLETCouve. °24 model: re Reve De ‘c ; : ee Rk | , + n Yo] or BFE ~ 4: car mn wu t aler Zadeck. | 100 priced to eell today. 4350 Me- | Open Sunday. ie seb, n. = x 4 Auto Co., a 2218 s. J *ffer- \ jp : ‘ STU oe urz 4 ‘ +} . pry ; it. : 4 une ' mode!: : ( L iB me mw = wT —MTED TO E “77.4 : worse foe} . A, SOL} ine Lo! a , , tae eae gh Gry. ine “ pst ? (j*) ( ¥X? - - - - AC Th, paint anc ruDd-; SHE VROLET—Couve. 2% model; eat D ) pT ‘; a adi? ' ; tot « > = , ‘ " ‘ wend - ‘ : $t' . . i. ue n- , ape rin a!2. . —— . as f 4 one ae _— Al I a! Wi 1 “> t) 1 -oviinde: yl OK oe ee 74 a A “oacr 2 rid- ry fr ‘VY R Alo j } ‘ nei and all r. in _ ase : eo} Ce lat Styli. 430{ . &1 il if It). pends . al ; J y a4iit 192 Mg | Cl Tre if - ESSE X—Coach : 122 5° refinished new col- OAK LAND—]927 coacn, brand new rom CHE VROLET— ul . bullt and new balloon tires. wee s- AN - ia Pap ais ie PR RENE 7 | tain: also hack rand table and chairs: | . - erre > nu privat arty; } mev?r OQ! ie 5 good balloon tires: eaplendid condi- overstocked dealer; factory guarantee; all agai 7, cash. trad ie ‘or terms. Bi g 4 Auto { Seve ras ey 3 and + — BERS—The new opal mina: ‘ os ag as : AL I8¢ nOW cases, DO you ; rood | "SY Q f 4 t101 i] ae Flint Auto Bac ange, | @xtras: sensational low price . save $250; /)C 2521) &. Jefferson, . {49 pul i run geod: $75 eee ih . ; Kian: 15. Post-D ; hargain? This ‘ aie 0 41) - TT | \ I | S67 Eacto c57x) | very easy terms. Graupner, 3418 Locust. | ae VROL ET—1927 coupe: 2 montnos oc; | ’ : ‘ Saeminhs tine chnes rene | PAPE ALD | AUTOS WANTE ) FOR CAS Cabrolet | : : z months old: | Bene san k beer Fic: rT aece}t radio as ayment st-] atch. por peli oeasiii L P OR CA 3H kgae gent EXSSEX—C onc 1926: thoroughly recon- | VAKLAND—Coach. late model; brand-new must sell; leaving City: "ae ept best cash T A I E MC yt OR CO., ine. 5 ae we gcar. ii" ie 4%. (ch); sopa UN” NS — fe have used and|@LCARANTY MOTOR CO.. 2936 cus... | FU 88 ati F000 niles; cant ,|.ditioned: must be seen to apernt jate; | tires and beand-new duco finish; this |offer. 417 Pave av.. Webster Groves. (C) | 3 Upen Nights and Sundays. Be Locust. Ck : px. rris fo a new fountain ; @ . lengths; | | fold from new, iu guaranteed: one 4: fully ea uipped : $350: open night looks Jike a new car; our price is right and | CHEVROLETS—1¥23-1926 coupes; S100 | 3941-43 Locust JE {ferson 37 1S .4 17 adv als e ct se and cha andy. 2 S MOTOR C ORPO RATIC rn ti ual a9 oe FE MOTOR C 0. G. M A.C. terms Boon it easy to buy. to $445: all guaranteed. Fiint Chevrolet | _(_FPO_ _ EE —— ns = rieare ¢ 7 ‘al! cases Stern Fixture C | bargains. 6820 Gravois av. 7) 6320 Trelmar,. Arkriew 2526. (c80) WEST SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. Co., 4710-20 Delmar, (c57x) ok ce aero beds: for gale ge ho B)} 208 te es +e ae. OC “R) | Dt Weed CUS y ee a, — ea’ CHEVROLET—Coupe, late: new paint; = ESEX—C der 4-cylinder, 1923: wereanon a muerte A Ee eee stock. y Fr ‘TU O - | “Ueler- KUHS er HAV E Elmer Live: cellent condition; low price; terms, trade. / cheap; trade 207 Geyer. mes. sunporiers. HE. Lebde. 8 6. Brose STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES staat terladee NT. AIN | | 700 OL D CHEVROLETS | ESSEX CAB. - 1927 Oakland Coach, $850 | Se Se ee “¥ 5927 Cc Z cae Very re k: new and use : , n. age. We need ‘em, for = b: beautiful | Hasex coach: good condition; $175 CHEVROLET—1924; 4-passenger coupe; Essex oupe . ' i LOC i b i - ee Si 4 ORS . y : ' INVALID WHEEL CHAIP DH W anted é Pe ie e call for them ash. G Arf id vi4y nese lan Ci xcellent condl- e1 Ci eguippec,; Dal . , ‘ " every description S219 Olive ee tnt SH REGISTER Wid—Cash for ba: _REST AU R ANT FIXTU R ES | 708 99) | tions our low "price whips competition SSBEX COAG H—1926 or ee ae ~ “| 558 ‘miles: fully equipped with two Deme- Lindell 00 (eos Bogs Les c) | ANY FIXTURE FOR THE RESTAURANT! AUTOS WANTED ocala Sag ER | $95 down ané $24 ver month. Monarch, | GUARANTY MOTOR €0., 2986 Locust. | CHETRCUEN an condition: ony S800; | Stich sr aemereett aatg art eae Sale ‘ aa a eerie aren wee ke. 2, Sc. th: sitar oller-top s or 5i “abl chairs ec ¥ table ERS EN EDS SORT Pan? e #9 sOWD and oO , en - 1” Tr = — : Gd; pertect condition: oni) is m@MmOt a Gamaged or used car. but one thag LAW : ined Ag or eel) bearing. medium “ es ia , . G sis: oe, oe ; urns. “4 sh re diet . he . Pas he et cash prices in ci : wi? ae , . rm J - ry - ’ 31. P Locust : ) 192% OAKLAND COACH ; oo , : Gilitam Epstein Chevrolet Co 3429 ‘ ought and trade cd right } ack on largey ; ; : USAT penec 534] Ue le. ~— > Th ' frig — ation . . atin MILTO? 3°14 Leatus: JEffe: ac # 19": caansaanialiinn 1924 ESSEX Cr ) ACH This ear can hardiv be told from a new | as | ing ; . , ;, . —— | ony coset new S850; willl sell for $800: lib- Wessier. : o + ans ae ann 3 MPL E17 7 : "T¢ PIFITS ca ) Poaege ois ar gate aioe one and has been run very little; ea real/_ CHEVROLET col PE, $100 ra) terms errick. @ame psy sox" 1 patch. OBE STORE & Fd 14 Re | We N ) OUIC Pe ; , Retinished, 1077, bine balloon tres; | eucrifice. Ci me in ‘and aoe for yourself, | Down: lots of extras: like new: hurry. LLU DSON-FRAMPTON. 3309 LOCUST WV et on : a . . _ ve From ir] o>} Sar, ' i Ss \ A qT x I hes ‘I bl K : worth twice the pri ce lag 95 oRNN Will take your id ear in ade MOTUS OQ, FOR D—I1923 coupe evainted: $78 a real : o p. SOFT DRINK RLOR § OUTIF! All Pay best cash ty. | 8010 Locust. NEWELL na RD ole BRAHM. MITC BELLETTE ‘MOTOR CO., bargain, 471) Natura ridge. . , ind 5 ; wi ‘ ; r ory “ . cust. EY é ‘ f . : ' an ° ¢ ah ip} alas “BUY MORE WISELY Ad i ¢ B: wie aft M ar Ti h eet er. Ss | BY RD > pupe in a od runuing con ra : Rat ) : : $45. 180 E. J iferson. Kirk ss aA2nG &17¢8 XC} ) I : . b214 _ 20 volts: perfect, n; a TET sa | Rensinger 1007 Marke: _ | ) oo “BUY Monn WISELY tla —— -— _RELH« Hasiroom OR39 ' ; " rr J _ ~ trae * Cy ‘ TA - an Aya : f : tio Br: ind- Naw / OF Oakland CHEV ROL ST COUPE. 1926 FORT er Oi Ipe, late ory arter, gic. : 7“ | - ic re 4 bargain. I Vs $ | A las hi KHS—Ste a JOoOLBE * ; Vv hr; chee, . aes or, 5 ; : ieee : - : ' | ESSEX COACH « 1 19 Le eed 7 Ae 7 100 rs 123) at ® seas S. ime hie . Cneay. vk ot . ' TPS. lunc unt ; ’ OT } ; A 22% P Y > “ C rit] be sold today; $375: terms. MOR- $25 down. «J. 31 ~*~ Washir Tlie boul i. oa ee ‘ . . -_ oe ame looking 1 aTgains in butcher | bargains #¢ y Fra: ixtu: Sac a , : ; Pay save \ -0ach ARCH, 3137 Locust. FORD—Coupe; 14,000,000" balloons: rus 104é end mengpey pestrre, ¢ petalled $12. am tenawear _ epment? W Lure : Marke } imALd y te 4 DUY he try ; - 19°27 Willvs-Ky h s' "OA Ca : ~ $250; terms. | 595: epic and epan; CHEVROLET Sou pe 1927: 2 spare tires like new: §$ terits. 256 Baeton., Ss _* r ro ha as ; * eos a ad y ; -y~ ft ’ : T> | t > , - "ied . . -e* 7? v ne 4 i ive ib a4 . r\ , y } } if he 1 ‘ 1s i tad > -- j y str ‘ e : e 4 A: : PAINTS =i . a ; ~ ra) 7 ‘ew fTana.ti xture : aig Soe din aS ee 2 ee ee wr a aa PRA Ie 98 , Tuy iy Y #5513 pr aaa j 1664. | UNIVERSAL, 3401 Locust. Always Open. | terms. extra equipment, excellent condition, | FURD—+Coupe, If , jouks like pew; $1% wer ere STON fact? “Cc gaelion: ‘ t sf office fixtuz Vali Bunday. svéi2 &il- Acnadoh : . Stat Buu suds “~ sEA@ SAL “i “— . vara Fs 4a x ‘ ‘- | UNIVERSAL. 3491 Locust Alwarye open ad ti like bnew; urchased in 260 down. yO Fastvns. White ie: Oe } D1 Best { ————— ; ; ' 7h > ag pa , ! . Si ‘ oe em ce vas aes MB nia a hate pen. | paint an ires . odie WE ‘a » ; Seti Basten : BARGAIN in store 0 JUTpPoier o EI ar aac ew = OR fe a ¢ | LOOK ! ESS bs COACH, v— 5 it} S ) : Slashed April; eee car at Hodiamofit Garage, Ho- | FORD—Coupe; ‘26 atyie: ae oe PAINT —; Plemice. «Ux oacnes 1 i eli W nt har maser . es Fan lle ikve. edi J . , Vi : 2 ‘ eva it i; “ ne ss + : Le ee —— : terms . Ris ade. ‘ | a ipo ac} — ne on 1927 CHEV ROL K $y 7 ‘OU PE ‘ I 163 & bi rij . (op y Cu elit: af C \- cf i 2 1S. . 4 = — hits i IG . . - Fj j - ° ee ] ie j . 1 & ee te oe oP a a ey fine cs — ¥ \ ONT. 026 Studebaker touring iJ coupes, 1935 Models: repamte = Y Jf : 4 J ’ . . . . . LW > 7 A 74 ry : ry Bf} owt t4 4 ’ } . &, } P * ' on ’ - — ee ; — — = oe fOTORS— er} $7.¢ guar Repossessed ( ar Sal : t( 292!~27 L@CVET BLYR. i ore rb obile, @ $16 $250 Look! Chev rolet Coupe, $30 a , Huber. 2601 Locust. : ogee oltre ggg Ee tee a tee” Bnet oc oy | aoe VA USE: + aes gre )) PE 924 Oldsmobile ourmne: Down: 4-passenger going for > and i) pORDS—i0 coupes: will sacrifice: terms: materials 0018. SUCH 10 as et . B Oatkalm, New Franaup fF istu The ather fellows Io ig you ( 19: 26 E SSEX & QO AC H ep many ther bargains to select | ping fine: “fust to bring the crowds: We! trade 209 Grand i ‘ ie; Des - Ne Tat & EF teg Te : ; ! s aft ’ ; "ie , “9Ik = Jefferson off) Setrcaments “a oe itt ) : 07 _Marke one - iFo! ICH SON FIDENT oO (i } Dod _Coac! Of D d | hacks guarantee: always open CHEV OLET COU! E, ‘ 7D pi. ig 4 Bi f : 2 = fer be - - kinds. tanks. n a. ane y. CER- Oo 8 IF 1 Butches I atioy Rem tor , AIAN? {{ jit: terme if vou lik | FORDKIY20 co | car; $250; easy 7 ae WEB Ri} 5 NORTH RPRANCH, _ wei Tria. Morris, onto” On ive . Grand | FORD—Coupe, 1926. like new; balloons; . canine - \ + ne “ nes P get ‘ter "ms. Or a Su unday 1925 OLDS COACH CHR TEER coup - jike new - $650. | bargain: terme. 3116 Cane, J For al purposes guaranieed ei ee ; THER ar rroeery ice boxes. Ve TT ' ' NAN ie} ening: ‘ i sob, | OS19 7557, new tires: what a peach Of a ear | Terma. trade. 1819 Sidney | FORD—Coupe, 1922: cord tires; coal trade. Southside Nash on ene oY de rie wo tires: c a wf t shape: equipped with pe "beobes. 41 OO LTes My ae} ee, Morganford ie? cn e C Ape. . ical ~ ; 7) * ’ _ A on ont ay Jeifer- and ineplendid met hante al condition: dor t | - , a ae ae — s ; miss thie wonderful Uttle bargain. lberal |“, ~ Monday. 1779 Mississiont 7 Sia, newly pain mr n% WEB & SOUTH} teau ) nerf e 495 432 Natura! Bridge. ee CO aCE 1925 Fissex: ; eal cond n good; with original finish: everything. Terme i i ee nn nae agit, ORN MAC HINE a. utlerkist. iike 100 & 42: 1939 ie | AND HEAT a IN N& + RESS— Mahis ail multi: olor AOTT " ran 2 Beds ‘ Tiau Va rie 4 m~ rT W HC IL E S Al. ji _ tt att eee Suic cheap Troriich Dano KOT 12th 8.10 ineéf meat gr ; cneap. LAt Al ne \! and Locust a “Ml 4. rite 1 ‘ ee t gus enowine RADIATORS— 1000 feet hot-water, and ABE REGISTE} ; vationae $a0u | 3 90 Dp cent 1 nau pun K | furnase, in good condition: cheap. Ne- ond! : tf ‘ bir upn! ut ; sinks, lavatories, closets |tione] Lumber Co, 2620 Lucas ‘, } . 4 ‘ 77 . a Tj}? ; A , , a new buy ; = SSS ESS | Ti TY , i} nat x, & } , ‘ rane. wave Bale - ; e ta S: een. ¢ meas. ‘; ' Fe} + ee > " +4. ‘ i a é 7 7 “ » Po etce f yi! fy rye f , —_ OO —— ‘ Tt ; st i vs a - ? tis : — ’ née ame BS ne Ww ! ? Practically new: driven oniy r ' | 4 ‘Po i bent ring. . rte haan wt - wee eae aan a if pipe urnace ) ANY 4 pat en nes! ang ne] ti. af “000 miles; motor, tires and TT; 19! vh2 fel ; if coin Ww YT. ry ‘ : . )} rT Y, ) RF oD \ 7 « a , rc r . RB ( ‘ » F2 " e. At Triws ' “s ga * - r 3 ft cyt} ‘ar . if AY L LO Al NS ~ ia wits ‘ 1 " . ‘ » paint like new. Se this Car = 7 {tons ‘ : , $40 uD: ba 7 > ae _ Sch ulle Hdw.., mye . Olle Oe de. ae . } i ‘ j ne ac! ~~ 4+ IN —— Coaches, 10 end brougnhams: today. necial bargain / seein ‘ a a l nf fe my chTr) — i 7 . : ar ' C al the it Lis } Py ae) noge "hrvsit Oa CH i? Ow : _ tear RO W ( na {C) | VU : > : ss. ' - - ‘ yy ee or ; AFi: AN FIXTURE ' os numera ms in GET OTR RATES L : oes 7 +4 “agin ee “a Y |) eas rms. 2BOE een sreand, — OLIVER CADILLAC CO., it G25 coupe. § , S50 ——— 47TT 5 imcyD : je t-hana Fo ad : y _ . . . 7 “3 : er na) ‘ . Ou: - lee } AN D RAY VF J iit : ‘ : : , — 4 * mach: “2: ’ (itizens “Ti ‘ 4 1y2e 6 coacn: recon 4 nae 2. . 83 JEffereon 3084. 3359 Locust St. pl OS's 4 _- “SIS oe —_—_ — . tte cat aia ty al gst gts, tO gti, i eet atti tii ee - ogi gg - ge gel [ee stile eatin atte edi nl ee ie boarc one 4°- it *) - ; a real) [ / “4 _— rvs Ie! nh . vf tj : ) O | ANT i } TT) i i aVA 4 Bi. . 9 EK: at ra8 LT = at e} rain 1: atts guaran: eed ‘ . - ts ‘ ' : : ; left-hand drains Pact “. -¥5 —~ : — : - 7* ret martTyE NT Fe TAT PR . AWT) TIT A’ ) M N EY 0 } . VB, ——— "TOSON 1025 coach S4&5- . ales 31° Lever ipat JEffe reori 7531. ; f? A AA ‘ « oe oF : da he | ; . q j , | i p' Ld he sé ex nange. “ ~. wv . ’ ‘ 1426 moce,: “ee ae “w AND ENLARGING CAMERA=— Makes: repuili and and electric: bar- : 926 c coach like _* bargals. ze? Utah. (c) | 26 STANDARD 6 COACH tiles and in Al condition; com- a “ae 7 w tabae Al ji si i ; e ’ ; e . " abate" 2 E onal oOo7 [ a — ms " ra ~~ | cee Sas pone onal No * h h ower photo ——— ~ ite Miles . lat , “hd | 4 . } ‘Bigis. é « h, A — & ts I 0) > ~ — Z = p . i aTiu ‘ wv : ; ~ O41 Serica aker never made a more won- puete eg ul pms Ti " looks iike Dew. also 6 P Fs 8) Sener “age i caer tials ‘ Pes] che t ; prices, | . bUuu . ut 6 fully equip- Attractive price. fre ‘ ” OE ee ree wae 3024 A. Victor. rece, | Se : on » DErviC®, | ne umper. b mperettes. wind-shield OLIVER CADILLAC CO., : “yore . oF ¢ S rast : . _ 4 new Si. id ily ( 4 \ tipped: | os . TE te pg +) m onthe "3 ok ae The Horek ol. ol C ES] . -: _"? yee "EZER SEPLAY IU: ant 2 orn: Boxy F-40) P.-D. SSit@ 41ne fw ely, esepon: | ee iper. vision mirror, balioon Ures JEfferson 3084. 3334 Locust 5t « " * 7 tay . x ; —— 1c +s & ‘ : ’ : LA ; } ¢ i ~ Se , : 4 p> 14a? 7 i Ce sf #p P J j | 2cCcrrm : 4 ¢ | nh} iK he at A eDe- gt ag acai tall De Colas av... East St. Lonis. 17. (cBo: mos od a ye Y FOR EACHA® f ebDaker ie r1 S015 LL, NEWELL Jt fferaon 2600 NEW “AL (DSON CU OAC telle. reduced ric today oS a aN Af pal x | , ‘trator: ru few hundred; ~~ 17 Loeyat, OEB-~Cemne GE—Cou e; eee, 1927; like new.) FO lt run 600 miles, 393-5, ic : / ‘ gawk -Large white oak “a — o- $ i r mahogans F ol} ohana hy ah eee nermente a. LO wes = Ey | *K AC MAST ER Pl wank Demonstrator: uD s RK ER MOTOE woltoms, Smell Mfg. Co.. 1204 Ferreuscr a! izes | hairs. partitions and Payment nowe ave nattioned ‘OR EXCHANGE - sale, 1923 Ford) pyeey ginal: looks like new. $775. | miies- big saving AR OTOR. | > © | PArkview Perma. 3856. — sa — Gen _ mse ‘is Ba re 3 . , = Lie’ . ’ te ; “eh ay > ~ > Us ry : * j 17% aa . ; eyroes Ives we et’. Z A: a’ MOT ‘OR CQ. “4k Mar cheater H 1? an — | Woon Pte U/ced (QS } ‘ ' ° ay pe 7. f Pa: reruarkea "at pF play au Pr. Terms, Tac t~ ’ * - : : / ’ suf Cue 7 mes —— ; DS mw te « 2k : i " ‘ - Ath , ‘ = , — Sere Fle or sist also ts Poi: EXCHANGE Ford sedan, 4-doo OLIVE a HUDSON COACH | 26 STUDEBAKER COACH | ates ia canes pertect shape: | Fon D—tpa coupe, 00 = ~ obs ft ‘ ; ; UG 10° 4 pe - peritect SHA pe, " . - } . " " Mie rid ? f} oT , ¥ wrt, wy ; wed \ i$ , ‘ r)f cr - S| v P . ” if ; iT *y ls } . ae ? " if ? idn oi} 1. or ‘ 4 ‘ desi condition, reset " Bats : — ' nani nho?r rer * iy 44. ie } “f in .} celient xi — . * : Vig cheap: trade; terms. 2506 S. Jeflerson boeriusko : = ‘ j I ui Apes Vissi adel . a riz ( ( ach Al ae eer m. ‘e , 4 ‘ ha yoay reyes know tha ii is used mn ene ee nncerenageenee ee ; oy U6i1Ie88 rial fs ‘ ue . Lae ir} a A000 ~JCONnOiSOT ro een “ ing } irnia and «ave ' KU ry i¢ tremerni lo F : } Te UGE —_ ) vupe, 1922: exe “ ,eTit Sita | AA ) PMENT | ‘'y abo : ‘Entral 28S hy ~ ™ own terms HS- | ere ‘arries a 30-Aay suarantee. | rms. 4565 Easton cc | = } ‘ + . . iu es a h: new lacquer ‘oa tires, WIEDER NORD! ANUS. | 'P 3: good condiaion & OLE AA Cy ett la tit nl Times, es ; wha , nae cnt re aTN TTS ep , eo , . £36; ; Pevigt ie. as SU , pul , — en ' h “See size. Must > , ie Gar: 24 : . wagner PO Rai * a : pars PSY OD es : HUE: -- a ten a os os a ) down Hurry. Line Grand ‘ 461 + Newpo r fer! Rd upe. ' . $: . as th ‘ sz? » r ; ; 44 : «? | . - : —— - “ ses N. { ré 9 A i be ~ =e - > -* Les : ys i 4° 8 50 be “Tent a 7 $85. : JB Mt ao ie ee A . BRroacGw : s @ ¢ PEW RITER AND ADDING | QO @ 4 aN be & mee ' ' Th 4 Uy axe H. 1925 i &) y } oO ; ar manes anc —— et ila ; ; counter. arv Roo rap fi ins ao Te TT K HS- : “HAVE. WEVROLE” ach: latest. books. Fr 95 716 DSc N C ‘OAC H Iroge /BOL CTH BRA TATE MOTOR Price a cat fo. informe: ae ee vais SUNCB \DLHN MAN Fh4- ee, Wake sake U “a like-new; $38. terms 44ti4 aet : this good looking automobile: | Coupes—For Sale | Dodge coupes. 1923-10975. || rir ; —-_— ‘ dogs" . net «T's Abad : —s : mavens : - . f € tht 4 Rade i > Mpa g Bes; Gravois PY i; anc mii ge eee id ie] i , . ~ share Lermrie vO. Gra Burne +. ne and Heating : A! “oe ath. aa ans ] . i. a a a saa ak . el! low! terms ; 266 © 0°7 eoupe: & Al - = sam flan. -.o. rede ccm” fe. || ane he ike w § te st buy purr} in iui 163 §.. Kingshighway . NIT "D MOTOR SAI ES ©O... sengres + 4600 ‘alles 1805 R ft DODGE—1920 cou : P Shoe lwimar : eres, Om | insta‘iet best 7 Oe Te t looks : : oa GArfis 3505. ng ) WiNty W SHADES “neaeured. eolun Leet : ; . h ne. aA oe te aimee $-passenger. $100 materiazia prices errvice the ra) ~ hy r)? } idinge Super engent : .ree de Bide badd , ee” ili : an TAN Ar ; “Pp T ¥ MOR EB W Lt wt Natu Reidge ) : , pian lard « Co. 2331 Oli ve. cx = ; — = , iverie “iy } ee ; jii = “ : MAC "HI WN FE c AND y 4 } EWR ] , 7“ ee a F ‘ g te wesc ao fe : . . nae 3% . ~ ‘. yi1°T). — a! ry P| . i . " : : hewn WET CELI MARE DEY condition. $3 nn 3 Fag Sold, renied rel aired; low 1 Ma- Lf +: sleme cetet origina sh and ioaded a ae. ae coer ed iy , * ; | JS18 Sir DGE BUSINESS CC - aL 3 4. 5 r : % ; > +t) : yi fe . nes Re} a? ri in a i 4 wares ‘7 : ho YJ > : reason ‘ is at “”Ae ~ wee 4 4ad & ‘ o al . + a ' ——E—_ . = new asphalir “waterproofing ar ; 1Oet, ; , i CHI cy] oT. Tits. wii vl ¢ 150 4- i ’ OO. ROOF-ON fain. $500. 1 4 eee Ride Garfield 8765. | lovers pa No heating ppiv it rouree . _ = ieieia OE rrvere to all extras. Moparch 3137 Locust, | On x oy, ot 7 7 We, | UNIVERSAL, 8401 Locust. Always open. | brakes. al! extras | roca? q ’ ae ‘ ase eae - a | lee: S - tg oe t. al e Ua! Ak . : SCHULTE HARDWARF & PAINT. N. Th . k ang at "ACTORY vebuilt. and new hen, Fiewcher | SaaS 0. 471! ima! (e57x) | | POreat ° 4A PRESS Unto as . ren ell a reps et Ain O43. (099) B , B | IY IEV ROLET—Coac i werhaule . | HODGE— L926 pe 2 9 mee: ge! mode : a ad LA Sil i 9 " % ci 7 O53 31 (if Re, : Bat Od niek ha rol ; : “o aa i i ~ ; . pape: pot : U S- Pe. aa COU ra patra a Se dwar o7 evga gh lr | | iis? rentals; call on Se OS | Dew Duco: excelier , ares 0 ACH KUH | wit her upb’ this is an cae as in | ma n TNT TON tt er 1 ake ; tiefling, 25 S. Jeffersou: (c 'G 14s : . . Sein we ee : a i eee et te i il ~ if - — Seeman ee” aR i , ' an ch , * hes Z Parte: Write ¢ne literaturr 19: 26 HU DS SON C parr rege laequer vO: I 4- pa asernger Ry goed tires soGe ri m 2 oat FOR ANIMALS, Be alas ened "slg eet | Cage str vine st. Tel MAID 0885 | Hf} cnanical_ condition: full equity Hh! 38 emp fg) |eatiefuctory as this Hudagn coach, with, tt Stes foe % ie a ; or: melt LU the Arsena ETT iy _. wa bvent rpewriters. S10 | ) meht; 0 bai Pails ui ; )| CHEVROL 056 coach. pert nondi- | wondenfu: a hennne _— ' just one BY 1c K COU rE “RUY MOR = WISELY” attrac’ ive ra : : : : . ‘ 1} 4 ‘ —_ . ric : " : mt pie 2 ; ms ‘Oy ips , 1h Lisi Liu 7 @ 6 ' ‘ ‘ ’ ne C iti ar - ; . “ j ; ; ote that ™ : ‘ ; A 7 id s = me wail : PO)! R\ ANI ) RIRDS. ————__ BOUG 4 * . and repairing: a!) makes, reas z= be 3833 Locust 8! let CC aston ’) ” a ape ve | Master %: S-passenger © PP Sy hmm \ Dodge j aati . . . . - , 8 , Rte? we x55 hor wagon petigg ~“eenetond i? —ePryvic Ps na oe Us Nes -n reppin ci oi ~eE - -r- ; “- “ve ” theroug ’ brakes: h as aD pearance of new: $ Ow Coupes 124 at $305: ~ ‘ t . of LF t > yh aig + 2 1 . 4 - iCite nl ‘ €¥ua} : ~* ty ;ertt ; eeee . a8ehs es . whe ‘ mo ri} i¥ Onen Sunday : ew > ; 7 : : . ' a ’ > ' jz Tes buy in @& tunute wé@hderful bargeine: \ (es oy down | UNIVERSAL. 3401 Laoct a2 Aiways open = — = | iEVR 7 Cub | 1926 DODGE COUPE IOC! C . : : — ~ : | Coupe ay g erfect. ' ” a : par law: n ~s rom & new ca HEV ROLBPT—“oz ™ "85-06 models; Save $600 “Bee it: be rriginal fin ike new ever j ne oN. ot ne a wicduas a ~O&! erformance and appearance, nan’ aches “OV ) ave af f : . $750. o — price 35 yee © BOW TP ray RITE R: ‘ee ’ _ "f) N Oth sd ab ” 4 : ~s ‘ . , ‘ . — - r ’ ae. he Sure, , Lorie’ NEWELL he erent a ~ - ~ ,es . ad : "a ; ee: ‘ afk Lerrr is ' ti 4 , , -_s ae itt } if N ay E ES LAL. 84°01 Lacuset. A\ware open. They Concentrate deren There. Emeralite lames, Un-| rentals Union Typ ee) | See Beautital 1088 br C's CHRYSLER STORE. 2651 Latayette. | bimmest hareain what we're willing r y a tee fone a ee | eee TT pee, | Ea oa ses Ct hen fetes, | KUHS-9 1 6 eC ~ ; oO. . PepPEWRITER YP /ESK a eal aimee _ up te 11; CHEVRKOL} TT ach. 1926: 4 new ties. { ;_.. . tt abije way. late Hud e e - natin ud , , _‘c) | CHANDLER Browse ear. at 6 haraain |(SOCTH DEA! cH a —88) | “HT DSOS rH AM Soe ae | ~~ “BUY MORE WISELY” ; MAin 3 - pec wtol? , TE C d — Titon-Gardner Motor Co.. 30480 Lo IM PANY | Read Abo tae iL bbs —1926 Buick. Cicé bas a, ' r - on \ Maeter Court niry Ciub LR IE tn SNR 6 AON ARE 2 IE ORB hte tI hg Rodina rede: Nye + and “a i? + ; e . ry . Ni} iaius pe " ibe S 7 P j . nee he in Al ig1a% a! 2. rhcvte oVverhauiec col } guaranteed, 1925: Dodge upe: ecund Traine, * ae ee — : 4, 7? . : . ; J ’ # R : — 4 » * +i . , . 7 = *t> cyt : j SF “ e-Hot s 7 1. i THY -P RDU _ a % ~e | . rae ; ae 4 r? - es , Guotomn KZ y Cars erm ' Ge ° . n . : . . = | —_ ; -«** mors i ¥ . ts . s \ 4 . - , z A es sf . ‘ aa ™ : ais ; anos , 7 . ' ‘ During 1926 the Post-Dis- > he un: § : ‘eo. | TYP SWRITERS- aa ; 0 UP | “new vaint, Beat co’ ect TBS 120 Nelmart. PArke! : awe jiock. clock, Gn you cans Si ow ie R 1925 | wiles rome e , ; c ~s le : tr; — 3 anc mh : oan . r) ri Vlion-Gard as é . ‘ “ma rir tie coupe: OF | at ‘ . q . ‘ nr or a : > :t) ; : . ier mt z ‘ . Stand Z © -paseenger ui x - patch printed 40,427 Female Radhines at ont ree Biickensotl | pee ee cor No.5 Underwood S95 Moto 3030 Locum 2 Look! Chevrolet Coach, $100 wort! svervone Coles. | model, Mie cat ie, Dractiea ot Boe it 7 ous BOSS Vee ee e. Me of p rices. Rickenson! | FypPpEWRITERS—No t_ rentals: | GARDNER—S-in-line: S-passenger Brough Down: ig ote at ! ate | Dut the first one with 8 deposit i @OIMF Pesvect, mechanically perfect. ty wy | Help Wants” — 9548 more =. St) Free repaire one year ge Ex... . 3] am: . condition: | nari’ fuce , “4 1] Ares: only t to wet it for S405: terms ,Our price wii neon me yu. G MAC | 1—Dodge Special , ‘. pol ie EROS & LAPAYETTE. Lac. 0107. 1000 Miee-09% Perfect] | S057 Lindell. Lindell 6400. * Se ts be Mi RS ORB Sis ed Toul Tenewriter v YAHLEM__ 103% mM 1085 2 Grené. ‘terme Open erenin 10th et. 4/1") than the THREE other 8 repair Ste Ain a3 82. heautiful finish: wonderful tattered €375 YAHLEM, lf | _- “ J c s! yore af ~Ag ' a) »v Tv " . . eam . 3 > a ease le: ap floor ROA ~w pei ARDS PR > TN RRO ‘GOHAM. 19 26 Chev TO eft oar 1926 Jewett : nei’ Duce noe | ITXIVERSATL S401. Loeuat A ware open | -— et es re ible you Will oy fry) : Th- ; ” OS Ltt) shasiiile + ttle: vou can't Excellent conditior good rubber anc |, ree fully equ Gee Wurrs horn Main One, One — One, One ef th Classified FT ar Rent” eclum ne = a T “nderwood : genset na ‘ 7 f , terme Omen ar wndaay an? ‘ie nes ae - ’ yee ‘ — $ won aerta) COM COP - ; ° ' rss 7 "LER & sore 265 > oe € Post. } i 4 : * on, ower ve! nta it re? ae vorts . M YT Da ov} Fe tp. & 6820 rayvoOtg Ps gree i ’ 489° : rae onic ry i ie pe © neaasenger rey aT ost ; : | Dispatch comprise the POWs o08 h. MAt She . son. Oo! i= ——— ~ ge . in ike @ new car end ; ni en erd . shee tel m 20t 5) - = . ain? : low tk " , ee list of apartment § ‘t Louis r rT ( CHE v ROLET iT COACH—192 6; ~~ soe oo ~hy ; orien $500: jchanically perfect: etrictiy Kuat xiaed c Dodge. 1924. newly peintet wonfier: | tong ‘Sem ‘end to & Dmut: 7 — ie tode fe A CC. terme. Oven ee } ~ ’ ‘ nd te t. Lonis. ep RRTTREAT a, ot re ee eT ee (eo oO me like new: a real bargat in; i P rere CAR CO. day and @,renings ps car, pr rhe. CHRIPLER + grarf 34 v——— i Et a : ; MOON MOTOR A Bois &. eoaDwat. LAclede 7657 B08. &. &. RIP. CR AN OUR es, ten brakee’ bhalioon tires to el) Qu GRand rent °T" ner g pruling: Cree Op. 123° NX. 8th. "GAr | 000 miles, iui eauiuent: $1100. 987S terms; trade. 8516 Easton 8116 Washington. 0086. tel On Loanee Mais DORnF

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; ST ND AY, ~ : | : eager i Qe Sos eT 900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. least t May 23.1927. _POST-DISPATCH. __ | SSS AUTOMOBILES = AUTOMOBILES ~~ "lg 7 TOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES ) AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES ) AUTOMOBILES | — = eam Seer a — = we Coupes—Eor Sale | Coupes—For Sale Roadsters For Sale _Roadsters For Sale | Sedans For Sale —— 7 = : —— , —— ; a - _ = do coupes oe select from; terms. $175 down; all extras; mice light FORD— Roacisiers - ge ~: c33x) i Monarch 3137 a RO G2 Pel ondawes. 3 ~ So. Ot | . \ : ‘rs Easy terms, OVE-JOHNSON MOTOR CO ; — the thé MONABCH. 3137 Locus iON an. — : Hh — % i} ! \ . i * — ee “THE CARTWRIG MOTOR een Fb Riiped Wied as? CHEVROLEI % je sae en mie CHI 4 — sc yin 4] oe ; > 7.4 FORD —Soupes Lo; 1325 and ” > d vaint et : Tr F r ¢ i g — Q5 . . SPEE STER ac Lit . . a Sy 4 Z les } * - " _— a + 1! inl Mi —- x 4 Sa ' . ~e i, oo . curing. S305 $45: rst 0 nical conditio: ’ 924 touring. 2811 Easton. : D ) on 7 i ee ee ee an rs ne 4 uring, +-passel- pee Pua! tia east) x Bre ‘ 5 reece 4 peat sy Fi my ow» es ; oe er Cle agen Hk Peel ng Fe TP cee LOVE SJOuN _MOTC rR CO Natural Bridge at Unico FOrest 238 FORD € OU PE—1926 ae $60 dows tocar Monarch. 3 — term "FORD SOU PE, 1925 . Sel We 7. — ~e Pp > barga : | Broadway ~ Sadeun Far Gele “iia toe tie = ner * - FORD ( yale PE— 1925 a SS A A Sn “bar 1302 Monr | es a ({ | Monarct 3137 Lecut ial _ i : 2 = | e}%. er : $150 today: come earls® Monarc! eo 3 RO—19% ); terms, trad } Need © Need FN | DODGE—De Luxe sedan. 1926, SU . 25° P ; a .* ) i {> he ’ . - F ane ’ o* Ou Pp feet, $45 » NW. GRAND. (e) Pm) Ruyick Given Away us: 1924 Mae |. UNIVERSAL, 3491 3——m1926 FORD Ct n cars ~~ ann \MPTON FORD ( SOU “¢ : nae eae ‘RI-Y MOR: Ww ; r, good FORDS FOR NOTHING _ FaLcon KNIGHT DEALERS PELOSI | Re gp tite oo Bene ee THE CARTWRIGHT MOTOR Ys? * ke new. ‘ rravois, ~~ = Se am ‘ ~ DODGE SED. AN—I9 wWwTtT ~ or 4} SF rm ewer _ 4 ? \ pindies 8 Coupe |. ‘toe weer er at . —_ | onditiot eal bargain 325 “302: > tay J | cons E _Sacrit *% L N. Part | Shon ‘Elmar U5] oo “a £7108 Delmar. — lust in: eee us sated | a ae F cot, : + ' 7 ; , = : : on a a i bs * sated | aaah ; $700: terms iITi€ usines or Adie oO. th - rrect tio ——— . en | | UNIVEXSAL. 3401 Locust. Alwave oven. sSUICK TOWN CAR i te =, EY ee K—sedun. Master s r a S- 2 HAV ED TY | Loeust. Aln ne . alee’ *y able figur “" Pe. cPhersa, big hy 1M 1 —i 5 touring dar | a iuce 7 7 , “i — DEImer_ 0305. | eanica! conciucn, excellent bets Gab i . . : 4 rubber. 7~ a 4 ~~ 4% PIP OR LOD 82 ESA a Sipe ag ing 90° g ar ranteed. Flint 1 pe = AtT ‘ eet e “ete _ condition ; ; NOE pst ea ra.¥ For - ext cra - | an ruaran — , ven ngs. i. eee a “2 ra ~z , aint: © moletely Over : Roadsters For Saie ener 10u ; Teemu tome] Seed De enr pledae: 1 yun 3 : [ORE Wis 3 2-30 | ag BC CARGWUOT | WUT _ Coupe sedan, rebuilt and saan . > ~ x 2 wer 7 = ; Ueter-Rextosd Used Grs* “ror 7 y Ur F&F . nargain. Sto | Gra Ba00: thuk ome gee e tor S200; 3 {eau ay | ers. etc: fully cuuipped: ex; ao oo SARGAIN DAY rs ; : . , . ' ‘ riTyv? \ ; sedan: at a cash duscount: od , Z meri = tO ~——=— ———_ == ' : ; ‘ ’ “ “ye ‘oe DEALERS ‘ _ . ‘*e ery thimec. - SS aor filed en : 4 . ' J : \ 4 NIG =e ri }? y S25 LONCOLN JUDE iso. small “dreylinder: “beauty; only” Si FORD ROADSTER, $5 P ae 139 N._Enchid,_at_Woestminster. __(¢) | | To a beeen )VEREAND, Ing Coupe: 2-passen , ' Vuse : 4. ' . ; rrir - > _ ~~" ent me + $5 ewer ¢ on ee ae 2 ts Encl ’ i r - LINCOLN Five-passenger. - ms fer Dranc-new. new-Car gcuarant: cost S51» i) 4 i. 2 ‘ , hc . . ‘ - : : i ~ ; 3 } fg } r > Iki : : : 2 ‘ ‘ . . ‘ é ‘ A d yi 4 ; isc Tier tourt _ eae. i aha? ye : . ae . } : i ia 8 a aan ’ ‘ a —— é " P siz % 2UBicCT ‘ rea, i - a, KUHS = IBY ROLE I WSiR. {3 a oe “ | — , x : - 909% - — UG TOUR ING" ; i : Q wre ty . . . ’ — 7 : ) hg : : Yn ‘ es PF A ' . . ’ ; ; . { ' { : ' , ‘ i Jition me ; i Moon coupe. in go condition o it conti ede pms ' ; 2 ae TE coming on “a LSTH LRAGI ’ - i rubs sacrifice, $50. ' value: hurry: $f A4 pers -' ; | ; | =e tu : ms f 1 ne uy ar RARCATN se Soca prepa UMRAO er age 5 + peal aR MED 6 mee —_ * fal Ba ot, Sige bracheas : I acl $00" omen Pe fae Toe aaa Ove © SCHNU URE-BUICK UNIVERSAL. 3401 Locust 2 i: Terms: trade. LJ .»-——R ' ¥ ' tf Ad waging Dh Ta ; acai eyes Pe ¢ py 1. like new SCHNURE-BUIC CER ip EO TR Te agg Sp ees A 7) ae KUHS- es HAVE, 1878 4 passenger OCakia oeni Cc MMIILIO i 2 ; “ aS Pie yee OAK! MOTOR CO. Ty om Tin Sr AKLAND COUPE S , SSS SS SSS de OPT TS i ta ; t4 Late model Oak'and look ‘Ter ‘ar and Tt to Fo 4 bargain. Open evenings 5748 7 crLMAR Couns 1274 4p $375. terms THOT? PACKARD 8 COUPE °F hen CPobrrcry 7 ; . ral West’ Gatuae eras | em ae re 2 oe eee — i aa Chere rerfect: lookalike a new car: suar | echanica ils : : cern Ege: a ae oo - ue, Fy * Daseenecr an pPertun tts to nre . = mn : : ‘ same \} tf ‘ , ws : Oe ae ‘ P — . . ’ oe et : He } .- ‘ tts ° bt a _ : “ Py oe BE “ute & gUaranteed Packard n : “i } : raz : 3 4 1 a= ‘ eeu - . 4 . . >. 4 ateolais : + ee! ’ 4 d * ‘ ; - ugh : ~ ; . - ' : , i} : ; ’ j , nae : $ . Ak - } 4 ; - duce: red wheris rane ime 7 ae . : hth i , Si ; ‘ — w ' ! agi ; sigs ‘ 3 ‘ poe , ae . ~ ; . Lh actedees THE CAR CART WR! GH T erg . 7 n Ley tae ey Pe FSR! Cae coed as ae Ati Euston re - & ed «weet bert : torme 61° a en ee A mth i SA FP TE ES DISTRIB T R | Ww Pt dell o@2} 7 - j, antee— 1 , “ . - unning condition. { eed Car Ann ei : ibis cw : an: rk > Free ‘| onet . week “849 SN WF aatm ina «r iaj , ~ Sapa med mt inclogure Ger tie ' a? ' 4, FORD- dan: stac . ty ° 4) = oo———eE——TT—T EEE onentn ee anc 6S a a aa ne stn tn, ’ e\ ar anc ° mae 7

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SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1927, AU TOMOBILES Sedans For Sale offer free for your protee rmviine Whether or not they y taking advantage of thig the serial number of ng, and by bringing car in question in a Ime, JEfferson &716, A Sinlis Bredef, soba Custom Finished Used Cars inne G95: dan; 19209 low een Cw tire Ss; (>. M. } reson and adaees ite, 7 Used SERCVICE DRIVERS! are bargains for quick gale: Stearns-Knight, Sine cars, our ow n terms: sUND AY. MAY - > ARE AUTOMOBILES paring Cars For Sale SACRIFIC i SALE PRICES | SLASHED 4 bargains. Easy terms, med Buick Touring, $399. . Buick fake | tia 95. P33 Buick*4. £99 1004 Dodge Tour my ng oe 994 Ford Touring, Fv. MN 493 Hudson Speedster, $299. og Stutz Sport Touring, caxwell Coach, — Hudson, peels, * $199. 1995 Hupmobile feel, a ON GRAND. (ec) “Tak Bek Given Awa . us; 1924 fen a p Se. L uisS, ] in = worth 4 4 wire To uring, per- - 4- wheel brakes ALSO 1 $150: ring, oir; Lou as $75: Urine. or many ©™ wits Come toda! sate, LEM. Yah gase MoUuUrine Cal, went #4 ?P >) | Fort PORD—iouring; /FOR btu ' ' Pte ¥ AUTOMOBILES Touring Cars For Sale AUTOMOBILES ) Touring C Cars For Sale condition: |} FURD—)]924 2831 MeNair os “— top; —_ FORD—Tounng car, 1922.- running order; $40. 208 Ferry.’ — a Teeo. Seeing. 1924; also 1923: also LY bargaius, 221 Howard. FORE—Tcurins: griven 7OVU mil 166. > a : “es $ periect eh pe. Morgarford. ic) PORD—-‘iouring, Tr 7 good condition; ap ires $100. 6237 . ford. (c) —1924 touring, $65; 8 1819 Sidney so — FORD—Touring: 1925; motor 1], only $85 > 1/07 Geyer, FURD—Touring, 19295; SEa0: trade. 3318 Washi FrORD—Touring, good on Dp. m., $40. 4181 Cass avenue. . Dou; Ford @dah, 37 0; 4 Kvane. 1924; $ov. Conaiien 2. ape "25. eer Al @a term 3841 Bia terms or (c)} beliore sacrifice. 4: 46U0A Louis- lana, (ec) bORD—Late 1926 SOUTINE ; quick; $180 Cash. 4038 N, 25th | FOR D—'Touring: dandy; 1925: Duco: | | | Rie fling. | kUORD—Touring; 1921: dy: 9: $35 cown. Williams, 4390 Olive. FORDs—-Tourings, all modeis: Cabh Or terms. Big 4 Auto Co.., Jefferson. 4 FUKD—192§ touring: Gx« cellent eo $190; 12 months to’ pay. 7456 Man- chester. Hiland 2123. FORD—Touring, 1925; good tires, excel- lent shape: high radiator; only *$15u: terms. 4166 Olive. (c) FORK DS—tTourings, al! models; cash, ~ trade or terms, ferson. (c49) FY RD—Touring, 1926-24-2 overhauled; repall ted and guaranteed; a neune: terme, 2501 S. Jefferson. (cRO) good running or- Big 4 Auto Co., 2520 S. Jet- | G! ” dition. 3553 NASH—tTouring; excellent condition; sac- NASH—Touri ig late model: éxcellent con- | ns Giles (c) ail NASH Sport touring, balloon tires. car- i rier on each side, trunk, éverything, neat. areal bargain, $45 0: terme. N ar co bumpers, has 1820 Locust. every inspect this, drive it and buy i on 5. M. A. C, terms. WEST SIDE BUICK Co. Kingshighway and McPherson. ; {c) Look! Nash Given Away 1924 eport touri ing: dri ven by a ong 5, oy rowns’ tea ¢ : vrs or it ou can have 1 for $295: r trade. YAHLEM,. 1035 n. Grand.’ — NASH SPORT TOURING 1924, with every acc@ssory that could : . a put % oo _Cemonstration will convince nv Ne >) Y ERRY Moron CAR CO aga 2303. l seg f Bry ne h. be oth: 5 Lo )Rt Open Sun. [ or we fouring Cal, 93 / model. pe % podier. UL. on rt touring rhe Oy a barg: ill. a4. } OL She SMO BIL EE —— JF-passenger fou ring: ex- cellent condition; good paint; on! y $150. 2615 Laclede. (Cc) truck, both 1923 and in 1811 Sarah .st. OLDSMOBILE—43 touring: Al mechanical like new: general condi- 3161 S. Spring. , 1924 running order. Darga im, Oldsmobile q ouring maceiians conditi ; w ee "AUTO. CO Onen ie °ang Washineton OVERLAND- classy job, see thig for | O- passenger - very reasonable: | AUTOMOBILES a ee eS ee AUTOMOBILES a A A ee AUTOMOBILES and (Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these cofumns today. > = @ ; Ff - = . a x 3 _ E. = — | , i boil spat KOINg to California. 5OS6A Del- ' a equl ed «e-* OLSDMOBILE—Touringc: Sampson ton | 7- passenger; perfect in | BRANCH OPENING SALE WE INVITE YOU to the of the W. S. USED CAR EXCHANGE he paid $1000 | We are going to show and se) that wi!l suit anyone Ail care wil We invite you to inspect our at 2914-16 WASHINGTON AV. here hich-wrade and phest walued used cars at prices that are reasonable and terms be as represented and the best for the price. atock and see for youreelf. wae are here to serve and satisfy vou and your wants for a BETTER VALUE USED CAR. We list a few of our many bargains as follows: 1825 Dodge Business Man's Coupe: guaranteed perfect old Nash 5 tials: Sedan: ' 11l-months- i] guaranteed like new; looks like it just Jeft the factory; fully We invite everybody. even good value that m AY ugearA vi “ your next car from us new Duco finish, pew tires, $525 finish; good tires; epecial ... u have a new or used car If you ash rma or trace. 1925 Nash Coach: perfect new Duco 1925 Nash Sedan; perfect through- a real $595 out; good tires and paint; , grab this: only 1925 Chevrolet Coupe, excellent con- dition, perfect balloon tires, $395 grab this teday, OFF wscscecves Duco finigh; $575D See our values: we may be able to show rou a don't buy from us you'll remember the quality of our stock and buy W. S. USED CAR EXCHANGE AIA 0 2914-16 Washington Av. OPEN ALL SUNDAY AND EVENINGS OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY AND EVENINGS —_ = eT. LOvUTS POST -D ISPATCH. _ AUT OMOBILES _ PO Re ha eee "AUTOMOBILES AST CHANCE, On This Extraordinary eber Pledged Used Car Sale! We sold nearly 200 used cars in the month of April with 13 dars of rain! Just because we have proven to St. Louis that our word is absolutely good! We've been in business over 15 years with the same automo- bile agency—Studebaker—and have built up a tre- mendous following of Over 12,000 Satisfied Customers! The people of this town demand qual- ity. price, guaranteed merchandise, liberal terms and service! They «cet all of that and mcre at Webers! That's why we lead the city in used car salrs'’ We must sell over 200 cars this month, and we've spared no effort tp do It, ~~ oe and battery Al; $35 cash. J233 a>} Monday at 3028 ‘Suniata. — | der: tires m Oth. 4A Wyoming. ra — —--+— —— ? - — my ; : — . , FORD good mechanical! OVERLAND —4 model 91° touring: good | Col an Touring: a 23: 7-passenker: | N. 20th : Tae ‘ pre ne ; ‘ toe ‘ CO dition: a rifix 78 riceg ; Te. & ® on ‘> iditi mr: ed tire good paint ° low ‘ iliceé pli.ces LO move, QO] , Trucks For Sale -Touring; 1925; aes and. “ =" , : . . i — ~ price terre Nang} e- Gi 1s, a ] Sutto : Pare , | — FORD—Tourig. 0 po: | TOURING ) Aig pit «WEBER~HUPMOBILE v v= 2A N 7 ! > . G ; ieee } . ui ° aA oe’ . a ; RI D 44) ae ‘ 4 CHE VRO LET lon s Loughborougii. —_ * Deal % sedan - i FX mT Gurkas: 1926 = 1024, $65; | I > ’ , Down: e mo if ] . also Max® ell. Stude- like new : tr aq le. 5. 308 Lows ; ‘HE CHEVROL KE Deh Bs 26 stake truck: «Wine : | . aD ira At’. terms. on | 300 CARS A New Record in Low Prices TERMS TO SUIT ANYBODY TO CHOOSE FROM lipped: ‘aln | ets os Ti | terms. Tevis. Ford Dealer, 3001 Lo- | Meteo VW en . f : ee ij AT ry a v of ; } e l le ;On i Roy: sUtOT SHaies, 3118 Lo. | cust. pee. Ro and evenings. {c65) | ea cipeaatinens modes #) =shprA ; | MOTOR Co. ures ali und: cn ‘ ; MORE WISELY” ‘urine: : finished Pp .UN- | ; ENT 3108 oe W AR ry , We bag eh ripe. | fuaranteed: open | . a -- —— “Ol I I Ui 6, i il t t | Bri and-New 1927 family car ‘ay ee | evenings Downs Auto -Co..! LOC ST © NA tia ape, ile pe tee 7 IT I $300 ec Cli: Ow e rw Ajax M oi a‘ - a =. © = a i aie . moe?’ 2£OoGgd ‘OL O13 ‘ (V¢ ke - Std. “g | ~ 7 - - re. | 2559 etecns oo PACKARD—Twin si Ix Tour -passenuxger Pe aie Joly x. . Fercusot Apperson Sedan we bi “a ~ On FORDS—Tourings, 1923-24 models: several tY ade for anything: $195; t ris “1819 ris aa —————— Buick | : CHEVROLEI— topes n Chevrole po dy Building “FOURS”—"‘SIXES”—"EIGHTS” Confide ncé Hupmobile touring cars and roadsters, thoroughly reconditioned, There is no more |peautifully finished and fully guar- - convincing evidence ltanteed at prices which will give ew ; that “the truth” |you iow cost transportation for about used cars ts |years to come. $7 Hupa ready. appreciated th@% |1999 POURING, 5-Pass.ces.$ the steady tn- TOURING, 6-Pas8.ecee$ crease th REPEAT TOURING, 5-Pass.cce$ ORDERS from our TOURING, 6-Pas8ecee.$ old customers, Ouvr TOURING, é- Pass.+00s8 reputation ta built TOURING, 6 iS nenrteinieet on 25 years of TOURING. $-Pa- 0222 $1050 square dealing. ROADSTER, 2-Pass....$1375 ®tude baker Hupmobile Velie Willys-Knight Any car you namé, we have it. Tourings, coupes, coaches, sedans, Open * Sundays Til 9 P.M. Ff Visit Our OPEN-AIR Show Room | Dalr- es & GLET—To uring, LYLS; cheap. Come im and Inspect Our Used Cars ang sée ge it Fi ee ee i ange oR yy t,t ag ayy, iy, en, a salt yi tt iti ti i i i entire”y eatisfactory, may be rcturned Surcly On the Cor ner) Wi AL oT hit ; Sone gy BMEVROLET LYS. KNIG HT SEDAN 4 nis ult ang Saget : r » . . . * a i a ta ea a a a a a i el aS ae A eg Ge ag a ee TOU RING, Trucks For Sale Save $2 : —t UL —— | Coe, i Rg yee Sis: t band Te and | Sidr te rme ROLE’ — fourille so aia "48000 tires, t l ‘ or terms. SR y._ 344 S. Broadway. LOVEJOHNSON MOTOR CO. - PACKARD SIX TOURING “| seteou Chevrol oS ec wa ss open, Gafaurer—iounine, Cheap. | Natugal Bridge at Union. FOrest py R Rapetind. renickeled: O K m loaly. C sone a 1- Ton Tr ue kk, — Lt] _ yea 6 Sedan 4339 Blaine. G Ral oF ~ . ' ' Th ev is ~ Ww ny { 7 ‘ rms ae ' rine me wwit Nile S400. Special i juxt ike new, ace tRY TrmT¢ ac ~ ° Bd >= rae - ra re nr xi ) er cm : T \4 ey ~rice ¥ > t} S ‘> i, trace. —~ ——— We a on Annex, Be 4 aon aon “eo 3015 Locust. NEWELL’S. JEfferson 2600: P A KA RD 8 SE — t I» EE usS— 6-SO truck chaseis; cheap, rahe — 1924: 4- es terms ee Sat al ¢ ain ad i . ay motor } oy eee? truck bargain. large ? Tie Page buy: 3788, eae. ten ho moe fect, Tire are ra ur | sa n = Tit Colle | s : : : }s ehe A é ihe d' . nrice cs ~— | . “ = j er - : “S vel } -- 1) " — , , side ‘ti——Cgupe - Redan: S585- ROLET— -1923 touring, real today a rade o rns. URD— ie ~=s . - + pads pi pega Pe * terms. 3843 Easton. - . $38. 510 N. ) BT: +4 “SOU TH “SE } F) ERSO} Se ee aes ——— 7U—Only driven 6 a lg ry S; | ORD— oe ene Matucel Brides lose $500. 5624 Manie 1 Look! Packard—Big Sac erific wie Aine $00. ee I ‘Sal @ Loc ust - an fa e | i L “ci ‘ : ii——«0 secan, run little mii | ) ' ‘Be | ; > + é -4 ’ t os J miies. PLO extras; price ") * GPU5- all A j | - é y3 iT, 14460) Finney ayv., or Ya “19.° on T —undeay or Monday. Touring : | V7 > trade. Nee eee enn amr EGE as ETS eT Drive them to convince yourself they are as represented. wits Dl —— Fordor sedan: ew rubded ; : 702 Wag: A IR }' Yl 'T] eM 35 Ly i peep eae: lei i ; j We allow full value for vour old car and arrange liberal 5-massenger: newly finish , OF iso = m6, 381i ass. term iccired ra) Used. Car re the ones to b ce - vera > Bat doe eee oS igagemwnaneey dic ; ‘erma, if desired, ur : ars are tne ones to duy ! ; V eauip nent, priced at Aren't you interested in saving PACK. AR D rE i qT T TOU Ki ING ee ee ere eae bt of because they give satisfaction and we éell you the truth, With G. M. A. moner Q np ' "hor : x nl: js tk tT) 3 v heels t _ Rigg ‘Se ‘ 1 > zr : MO O , A ry - ea sewer eonnect with wonderful bargaine ces cle ANY. _380._ 3894 Evans, _________(s} WEBER IMPLEMENT & AUTOMOBILE OO. - : \ | IR C IRS DRimar O3O05. here for only )) ¥ dae Fniral 6f De—-Ton §rucs, } ai bargain. pigs 08 Hupmobile Corner—19th and Locust. * ; 3 Ti se , ei {> ar , . | alagaine : id 1 CE AR OW 38—T i! 1 con- PORDS- F ae pe ais ae PF: Fr AL | this provides the buyer with absolute protection. Char adler Touring Pelee : 4it eon: bargain, $245. $32 ve. eres, k. 1925, stake body, $56 + HUPSOB ‘CORN. R. j } We hope that you and your friends will accept this invitation to visit our Moon Tourme ... ae ny Speedwakon. 7 (est rns be i td i | 3 gs Mca L® , iy gsalesrooms and sce the exceptional values that we afe offering in this aale, ; yer priced ee ee fon: ee a oe ae rubbers | FORD—Panel truck, 1923: $70: - | EASY TERMS. P } er (ov : (PesUiiae- ~ we +" ‘ Oc uUu> iT. 43} : — mb rea ts Omi) 7 farcus : | | higharade care the EY STEAMER — fine new” boiler, | Separate. 2807 Marcus an i MIDWEST MOTORS, Inc ; 9 © Chrysler Distributor f é - + @ , “~vY P = ’ ore | 4 b, 2928 LOCUST—SALESROOMS—2621 LOCUST OPEN EVENINGS AND ALL DAY SUNDAY dition; can be geen any time; cheap. Ad- awav , a sha 44 , “ : " ¥, QP, ' 4 } 27 + : bt j a ’ feel ri ad st a \ ‘ ™ « Cc a — -— , ; - = 1S P. su TERS ht r fe. irginia. "RUCK—2-ton stake body: very — | TRUCKS—=:: 2-ton: 1 1%-ton; good con 4208 Nat'l Bridge. rc) : 7 ya t Vij © tae ; ; = " © - ng e} | or yrit y ) trad nev- aan , , Ae be r vadst Hi st, ouring, 1v~o. s re FoR] ; EX m trucks; cheap; Lider, | Lape 24999 Monte : ‘ , iTian Motor Co., ‘ . " *\{ : ~ ; f a mwah " ‘8. . ‘ i magl-d | Coupe. i i OF TG. =! a “ ? iat $) } . led] T's 1) J rr w , r? r a{[ L7 1] - +? a v' me . ean : _ mitn bkOt, CHCA). shu rs, ; . ~ na ¢ : on TRUCKS—o. with hauling year around: And 2 ggoegianatte ei saci ®)) Buick Sedan oe ak eee eo 2 gal a a . or trade; —— | $2000 cash. See Mr. Benny. in rear ,2 eb SOULS. Studebaxer Roadsier. — Sa oT al TRIN! cab: cheat a! E ads — ah dag 1 Fn ON Ns 1% ? 957 North and South rd., Brentwood. 3 ae Gs. cAy Studebaker Coach. 1) | se Gagne het 1] cites entcal § FORD—Truck: ach ne ai ' wl yori _»1000, _ Tor 200). Ls = sOnTOC. : TRUCKS. > — TOA den non strator cnet ~ oe r7 + new-car guarantee. a ! Wonderful bhargaing in rebuilt trucks at ; Terms mA. You, eet —— ok: heanti- OR D—19: Ae-ton dell , ice rea- 7 action of their original cost; new : Vv EBER S i ; AR i iring . »y ae Rt taste Wal O45 y road wav. | 7 ij gs: tering CT 3 P te 2 UWSED a > ful. mecha: vw guaranteed, ’ ey ——— a an ae tert 1 i> 1 Se TIG MOTOR CO SFI AR EXCHANGE ees Piantadie te gt), a, es od: cash, d rms Biel {2 |) ris E. IGHE 4 ~ () } 44 Locust. t 3 | es + + yg ee HOE | *. zh “en wi ese) S. Jetfer 1. (049) \! | Ty Ui WIA. | 5301 Ran by COlfax 6399 | fos) BARG AIN xbiabe | ? : i a eer * Lambert-Graves Motor Co. | 4035 LINDELL BL. LIndell 8600 Ford Roadster, new. .$375 | Gardner Sed.,like new,$1400 Dodge Touring, 1924.. 325 | Buick Sedan, 1926.... 875 Essex Coach, 1926.... 425] Flint Brougham, 1926 875 Dodge Roadster, 1926. 575 | Chrysler Phaeton. ...,.. 875 Overland Sedan, 1926.; 550.1 Packard 61926 Coupe.18795 Bec re - ped 2 ayia [, S. ov ERLAND. Ine. “Willys-Knicht New 70 Sedan at a cash discount; tegms FAI { DON: ‘A NIG HT DEALERS * od ‘Uires and everything i _ —— || | : whi 6: $125. Q95 2831 McNat te ‘ T E - he7vis ples S30 , Be . we . See P ROL, onday. E : Ton truck Pxpress body. ) Ga- for quick sale. || | 4449 Easton av, ‘Riverside 3217. c62) coe SOUT IOI OO 26 Flint Tour ring |. Sin ER-—Touring, special 6 es $646 _ Vernon -— iamond T, White, Mack, Pierce- | | Al TOM: BILE S wt td.—Old cars. to wreck. oar: | : 7a 00 i's SAB trucks ntaos ak r 7 aS Republic, | JEfferson 07 ic) TSVERSAL ? ~ * “e Sea Many rebuilt and repainted. Good tires; prices reduced ee ae ee} s Z his t ITU al un on’ : au fourin : rye ar: 6 and «0@ : LK (rucas, rraffic, Ford, etc. 1, AUDOS erate —— refinanced. Hu- O00 miles s, In perfec t eondi- O01) of bodies and price | ber 2601 Locust, 4 Ge tian Bargain for toda’ "I ' 2h Oe. *%> 1.” ¥ Ff? - ‘ ? ae ‘ ; oe : ; ging from $100 uy). BU I¢ K—For “ds. ‘eel Stuce bukecs and ‘ , ‘ , ft 4% he ‘ Phy > “A he he ” y j rice nt 2 - 1 i Lise : 4 ‘ n - % i sak ae ‘ —_ —* ‘cas n : i i mary oth: rs Will sel cheap and trade ] 4 T 7 - . . nga tiga © a | CREDIT AUTO CO. re nnn a | DOWnE Al O Imiar. | PAK! aELEC eviO8 ‘is GOOD. THE |/\\| 4163 Manchester. (ce) | = 5. } + : 7 3 wats pe ; . nc ] - KI af 1 ‘ a. faaka t I ery } ap: 5 . j wry? tT) . set) T> " r) a IL. T. Y it " | . an 4 ‘ y as pom Db. ' Yr i > ~ . ng ] ~ ~ . Laie’ e | Fe errTyyea os 43 ‘ ™ : QO n ¥. ' hee eu ePuT La ms . 4 ; , ¢ . i } On ; | | ; tion: reasonable. Apply 4605 Delmar. ; —_— — aw J pe unda yo onapeage (Cc) } pride’: ail J v4 Ww illys ‘night Club Sedan peek & Ohsesd POUTINe JZO 1OUuei. .Cei- ' : u > os ~— , i' Lows . came ees ; . ves31 rr. Bg mm a eT panel bods oht delivery: ; 4 SAR ANE R—Tourt ng; radio especial; 4-crl- | ————>—-ssh Tourins N24: int, oe ge at OPEN SUNDAY, 8 20 : 92 yt tour ing: ecm a real Yr * my 22D AND MORGAS. ‘ - USO ,| buy $5 6: open ‘ ; ? - : ij 39 new paint. good tires: runs MIF TON: MOTOR cCOoO.., Be i Studebaker light 6: renewed. complete Be? 0 de and “1-tor G- f OMI ANY new paint: new rubber. Rand $803.(c) city, 7320 N, Broadway {c8®) , re F aa atom et yt Ms ay this car at right. sins rood: price 3D0: rain. $i L » Lac i I “7 LAFAYETTE on-Gardner Motor Co-. “WEST OF JEFFERSON) GARDNER—Touring; runs, gqca Open evenings. es ; mre ee $85: Gardner r¢ vadsier, $90; truck. (On_the Corner) . a besa ase oo crOoG ei | SBS: terms. 4568 Easton. (« ental 6 motor. new tires; F ere TOURING C ARS ide T725M. 4625 Dalia, : J : > Saag om -eelin t de}. ewe ot , baad; aT ik i [ — , , se nger; 314U; good condi- “fn comet ~ Ct a , res 2518 Ea she snare PR ear ne iefling ; i T HE W H I TE CHEY ROLET “PART Bodies, tires, etc. * ab Powers Auto Body Co, Jat th anchester. eater yee ' “eee nh hee ee trai : talaga oe ey : ) TOURIST ot Se’) -Built on 144-ton ss a (cQ9f) | roadway ) . eT I yiinder. nme bed. sia? ~ * - 2 ij 5. Broa way: . -F : , {it 22 : aa cars. > new tire : runs ,ood $350. Case, Da ) - a F DE B. ARE KR P en AL, * ‘ON a ~~ node! ake body, | B. ARC | pankwel fF Bote Natural Bridge, ‘c) SORRIS Il. B. 6—Motor « od condition: |; SJ REL BODY-—Gravity dump; will Easton, i... on Saenger: service driver's OpDpc ggg Stearns Has t s: | od pli he Mga nable. 47 th o DOW ™. o ‘week buys 20 late cars; ey also chassis. 3904 Madison. (ce) Ford or any light truck, aa Cl UE 106s, PF ring me exe - 1 m. 4 aly , - . BRODY ¥; ' . sity RL IC S | wn Ni 12 464 ; 7 | SPEEDSTER B 3 4) hae 1¢ ym’ real bare rey lar nh if ie j Oy F i aa u aii . i | . ~~ * gh a 15 Loe 1st, Ss. Gr = — " NI iE AR oY }} er nd hall si : ste Ak ‘ St t Be ; ine . ’ FEN DERS A é ) G . oS oO . a I Tr ~s tira " = bo IK —— bearing, timing gears and eynine. axice a undersiunbg parts; $35. 46121 lan As. 23"04 a: a ee: Rood pasit and ruber: | PON ELTON GARDNER MOTOR CO.., = ny for only 1 Oa. AS "y “9 ' 9 - : ~s ' Locust. f AT RA ADT OTRO DIR aC |} condition; good o hy ;: AND, INC... . HRYTSLER STORE. 28651 Lafayectt a inder: > = o ; vr 4 t STU DEBAKE K TRO. wal na © c — 2 or co i = 1} 4\e ' ru: bher: $75 \ int rer] a ruiyv Lge us ; ~T ric) ‘ hiver. xeellent 7> 7 we ee ae eee on es peas hee , , . me ..%250 PEN and closed cars: any kind. any | and replacement parts for ears and Food, roomy caer GRANT [toes god cont 0 Papi : | t THE CARTWRIGHT Mu F MOTOR ORC . + $50: “terms. * vis, For ealers, ®’.19 Pierce-Arrow. stake body, | W ny t and platinum block FORD MOTOR—wWheeis. other parts, at Lava e i at . ~ § . ‘ ‘- - nver “4 ‘ a. “WwW IL. :: \. ) RS : P- 3024 ; LOCU QT us OK Y : - : — — “Wa No : 7 ORTH W EIN Post Dispat bh. Marcus. FORD ( HASSI= Starter; one Tor $20, one ¢3 ’ e*§ | ‘ i ' i a Forth tw, ( pn ny JOHN rR CO al , eas siete . w 1] | W hippet Six coach, Whippet | FORI) STARTERS generators, exchanged ; 2807 Marcus, pass nger touring ear. brand- sRar rd 112 yO M. . Alabama. MOTOR CY 1E nes, slight ly used by rr untables; $30. 4229 Ww. Natura! | ean ibsoN re ANTON AT nag : ae wwAe ie : ; 1. ees grr “ah iit price: sacrifice: terms. trade. 2809 N. trucks. Was«sner Gear Co.., 3216 Lac ust. TON PANEL BODY for Ford; like hew, 3 on D0 cash We have the car, you nc 4848A Labadie. — thy "00 (c ey: “$75. 319 East Davis ring the cash. Meee on this one. CEn- =~ CO SON— ‘ouring ; Al condition: $1») » et “ern x vase aoe Te “ ; 3001 Locust ‘i Sunday ald €' cal oUU Hill! oo wate “ger rma. weighing 7 vour price. 4841 Nebraska Chassis For Sal *; . . ry) Na 4 Q) ‘ ; » ad as te , . a p " ‘yy are > ; ‘ Witili i i i ‘ h . ; . or automobile. Rox a FORD MOT yk—1]92 6G; compiete, hke new, | assis or e = JEfferson 3700 — fk hen fe. See Terms ——. — . - - S07 I9. ng ; proenc n ‘a FORD—Truck. T ~ — ie, - git rs ~ or $3i p O81 Olica « so vm GE t OU K ING 1924 Hudson, S-passengcr tr down. yn evens) gS a ee ane body and SEDAN — New A ills s-Knight, sae PARTS and bodies, all kinds; very | r $30. M 2eluU 4 € ss nouring eee aoe atinished . op rood mechanical ~— dition ; es Sewn. | ‘AT: : rR i. T EAST 31 2 | SOK, j cheap. °%807 Marcus. | FORD—lI-ton chassis, bargain, only $60. sURN—Just overh auled; price Sla5. ~ Onir $20: , Open event! ges and unday. an | 2 ' ij m= ; 14 Sidne : O15 Le CUS. Ni \ a 1 kia HI PMet) Bil Touring: coupe, eash discount. ke AlT,- $4.75: as i 4° oF Th BA (c99) ‘FORD prance one $135. at ont FORD M' igh —$10: fromt fenders, O-. | 7045 N. Broadway (¢ ii, Nebr Groves Or‘ We Recoer Uae Oras? PE Mestad, isnt 6. eon CON KNIGHT DEALERS, 8226 | eget: gious ohies | eso N. Broadway —____ sgh ze uv., Webster Groves, or phone sod shape: iso study. light & ene | ss ai 3 | | 2 Tete" __ (co) _ GE { obs 1ti¢ ; ns trad RTs erside 3217 - ie dena ~y nent. 1900 (Chestn it ie Mo oe ep , . MBLE, SE a meee A P026-27 Ford foad- Fords -~ Fords —_- LNG ter oe Knight. 1645 S, Grand. pose Hup Touring Given Awa You remember the good 4-cvlinder condition Al shape; ry ori fice. S$5U. 5032 N. tee ion Py . Su livan ens 2 - - ] O] ds| — en TENE OIL 3250. come « Tires For Sale cece nee OE lt mma ‘ Hup- IOHNSON # 151-61 Forest Park B Lit . ’ me 6) * , : : tAls i . r , x BALLOON TIRLS—All seizes, 82 up , > ) i+ nen } nday F } sagile eet a : ract the he , AB) 2a i th tubes and rims finish ' ) | pCCC FS : a lectrical parts mplete starters. | TrresS—-Solid truck, 2, L809 N. Grand. [-E—1923 W IL L YS. OV i RLAND. "ink generators, batteries. makpe' os, coils, car. 2011 N. Broadway, 5 dow: haut Soh down. Gre ‘a wer ry . * rror Or) ever g 7 , ; tenen yu ‘as COE DOSES ISD oe Me J iad . used, JEW} eTT—-Touring, 1924: perfe sft His Cal : ie ge ay -Hambuec ( oh Cyl “Motor 12257 newly cucoed; st 3] 524 Winnebago, | eee ee ee he a t e 4 4 ae We trade | IR ES—Sol! ruck, °601 Locust. hi naivo! lo el ———r MO > ( ticie guaran ion au teste ree. t aah 0°20 WN. 12 6-4 -passenger; new c pY lMstrib itor . ane ; a ‘ es a e $24 terins. T923; reason- sons incu. Always open./ sn2n Olive i | ) yahies 30 XN. G “Bray- Ham uec hen Motor ¢ | Serca §ton Chases. : SS owt - : a - ‘ a at ’ ; re kaAC- , ’ - e . » uring. §64-cylinder: Yo ig ing Fellers, Don t fi A gus 1 “rit er een” ae ee 2 | ))' 1 Dodge 2-ton Stake ge. A —~ * a o- 1: ana j 1 ePriy) rads oy 8 Oe ee | ¢?] ' Si eo it; EZ terms: open Sup- | N23 Jewett t i FORD TON TRU C K | aii © heel 3318 Wast gton (c} +) iff . } tory jote (ira equi pment . 4 a rub (if MIack Dump. ; 1&, aPad 3 ) Wacl ’ ; ; om at once. Cail sig OL yr)? nson M4 | ane nee Pennsvivani 7 220: terms 1 Several Mack 2 ln -ton Dump ; ring: fine — si | oron CAR Ca \CHLin no 1922 touring. extra fine: eee Bray- Hambuec hen Motor Co., oom rt also. "eee gu! atin ij A 411 . ~ r ; j ? fi he pepe L©OcVE SR5: : ~' een ‘ rauon r " XO ‘ 24 1h Tria? M LLC TATLYYE , fart eve od , ry 7 ~ “ 4 34158 penne 23 WHIPPET ring a ie :- t ‘ORD TON | RI Ch Gundayv Unt!] Noon. STORAGE ©CO —— on = . Siang Jor eg ee ' +y , Mari nt Gtienne Tina J i \ Open Sunday = Og anaes ' ~ : + will make a = a nm pt | > til * ris : ») han wn. 3816 Ww. Li a at Uitizen . 3 . . ’ r , ; iy Al ci ‘ ged . r ex: ‘pj - })) I TE ffe . (On O812 1808 Chouteau GArfield oe > - ;*? . » . fii 4 ‘T? ‘ ; > . — 72) . “2 «> } 4 i : i ‘ ai Pe i . ; 1 ¢ rso , ee ) i P 7 toeaay: oe ine I ; oe Great ® tourin i ; HIPPE i pariclaggy tbo: “9 REESE ym | ter —— tart S JE. ; { O86) Mr. Lotion ‘ae 2 fo eal bargain. i? nee! As ' - : - ~ ‘ : ihn ~~ it Loucas . a r Teves FY fy Or C perfect. h o's Studebaker Licht Six. ) Jefferson af hen MM: te 0., Fioris- , “Tr ed a TATE MOTOR late model: in best gn “Pen Nechte and las , il : ons just like steaiing for ‘3 Locust IE? mn 8715 \iderful buy terms. eee 48 gir Aae J cust (c7) o6U1 Loc ust. ion. "S04 PIN E S :¢ terms 3006 8 Grane . | L523] ie] ducoed; a_price ‘ : e | ms | ¢ Bee ; i J tia Ae _ - . (“has g o tons a et gy ty, a , ag On, fg ON Nas, ee cy ready 19 Cal] TAS ILE TERMS REASON ABI E rT iand money, Victor 4! 563. " SELKIRK AUCTION AND tN ll l,i every way aaah ; i ' touring. gg oy a re ag ia ~ _— sizen and : kes. very cheap: preased on, 120 ON. 32% (c) ne | BOD} BARG ia Ste 6 io ring: ire & 3816 W. eord, 3125.25 ¢re, Stir lard mix etuce tue. ris 34x45. aoeh, 38x 9x 4.40 SURG 25, 51x4.25. eit ani $326.75; cheap. - ORD TR RUCK a a ee ee “~~ oe | BO DIiES—Closed i! care : | We have 60 im r ‘hevrolets, Ford to4r- a. - 7 “ot | Dodges our Victor 4563. ; 2 ge i “ fas for evry ern Luto Parte, | Latayette, > otter. SM 4 ny UL.e? ijiom, 21 BODIES—Fasy ferry Buick ; 19° c> {“*heyry! let {Jt je iv.4 fheve et | roadster and touring : 1925 and 18926 bord | Toadster Morris 510 Obve st (ing: bring eur wheel anc bin xoert wheel CAN OF rs TOP BOD v—? For l-ton Ford: | and rim trouble, GLENN Grand end Pine. ve " Pies * _— (OO) (Ri A. T: 8. Co.. 3567 a BCUICK—1%2 roadster, : \ee brakes, glass curtains | 4867 _§F 7 “ OF ‘HERE TH EY "ARE . Seaton tru stake body. 1617 An excelfent assortment of touring care GRA HAM i-ton: panel body truck. Call | our two floors of high-erade used) Tyler 4186. fe) | 1 MAE rs ton 6 ae Reka A Down oh “AT $1 ans . wi i Rg, iy ns, ty Oe Sliehtiy used: eoid with or with- out guarantee: dom't mies -thie Wig seY- from care i Stak bodr: will aell | ¢( Manchester. (Cc) ’ )) } } Buick r Sp DELIVERY BODY —Cloeed. tor l-ton | (TEN TIRES—S2 uo } Ford: very cheap. 613 Cass. cB0) |. Shenandoah. | For (D BODIES—19726 coupe, 1925 coupe. | 1 SED TIRES— Hoots. patches, Ate. gt low: | 1924 roadste: terms. 4106 Olive. if) | eat price Hyman Robber Co. Lindell FPORD—41- pon panel body. perfect condi. | | 0367, 45 333 Easton. Deaicrs. We w *. tion: $2 1530 N. Leffingwel! (45) FORD —1 Supe body. 1926. sUSD, © Tike PRICES SLASHED, Jeffereon c) G PORD COLPB BODY Ww —le.- . ? 1413 Semnie Accessories, Parts—Wanted FORD BODIES- Coupe and eccan, all mod- RAILLE Wid.—State make terme. trade Morris. 2210 Olive et “and price. Carroll, FOrest 2509W, 1496 FORD COLPE BODY— mode: ened Belt ar. (¢) | eendition: price $12.50. “44sA Be. Leavis coupe. eedan, to ite road: | Tops For Sale i tl tl te atti at ti at ee nent atin dil tiie ati, ag . ~ i Aaa ee tg ta oe a tt Rt ta tage le re aie ‘ a . . ai te ne x iy © , ‘ mp! Le, ~~" Pat ey ' “xX ent condit 10 n. rene w ed OUT yee SOUND mo.v Oe ceva! ~ tric it was TY pokes Ree r? take . = } erguanon brie, on0O tires. Rand Touring Pe B10 Tees, DOW Paint: motor — new rubber, in fine con- CHEVROLET—1923 N. Grand, ———- . 5s 60 Down wah today; we nee lal Od io ai eo a vantage of the money aireacy pe . is ics 10 eD dare atid | LE wane 5) gis me : e471 00d: re eome one: Vee IRs 20°29 Clix, pe] un ve ; nN iverside : | si es) Hoon tires z- VR hen on ; . 4) Si udebak¢ os Soa nie oes HAY\ Aubura Beauty © — itis sens - terms. Hiland 4609. | ESSEK—Late Ifo ‘ ) dandy Utive car a h Nash Toumnge ; port ring first —_ wil Nas pur 3 a pete! Moat ets ~ ber 260 a Wash Touring «.+++-++* . $1 Down TRU CK = t etake body very i? on it. MOTOR ~™ . aé! al shap Cc & tem g2°9 Montgom rr. Rare A Manchester | K- De Luxe Automohile. Co. €100 gets it. Huber 19°6 Yellow aden dem- ‘ ; " eS j TF ie ie . . 192 Buiel k Touring el! Olive One look at » ous +e , ’ ? 1 OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS! (evy )} Oy, ly fsa, te i ei ad “ See ataveter. Bee ~ passenge! appearance of brand-new caf. 10° ay BL Ts K TOU RING 'Marmon touring; new lacquer, good tires Gardner ..-- a > oo laaioneaiii ae _ YS a . ee ak onl “04 Tr eneuKon fo |} 3115 Locust £868 Easton = MAX W WELL TOURING | Gerdner Touring ..-..--5 % es | 1 con run 571 miles; new-car uring an‘ and Cc losed Cath. Cc ton GMC: rebuilt and gvaran- te) )) teed; dual transmission, ejeciric j 4 i>) liehte: pew e@tak® Doc, 1925-1924 _, Dodge panels i (i 2% -ton GMC Dump nate 3 screens; rebuilt. pile sos ed guaranteed; 1925 Cherrolet 1-tern pand. with (/ | \\\ hoist and eteel body ‘ 0c iasion and electric lighte : gg ae ol chassis CAN BE “por CHT ON THE Accessories, Parts—For Sale IRBRAT GENERAL MOTORS AUTO JACK—Red Devil: tot tonig rm: 1826 Graham, 1% -ton giake. an NANCE PIAN. a ate, BH08 Gravois (harnbers & P emey authorized Ford dea: 1925 Graham, l-ton etake., 4) Me Call or See 0. H PAPE OQ]L,—Blue Ribbon. 10 sailons 5323 Pine. Across Prom oe 408 N. Main st é RODIES — ae | Anta Trailers Trucks For Sele « TATE MOTOR CO. Ine. Open hte ar undare — ) 3.80. N. ice: c Sedans cours, ro GENERAL MOTORS ) si TRUNK Ai} jeather, Frankiin. } trucks. epeedster 7320 N. Broad . ———— oh nak (cO9) CAMP TRALLER Accommodates &) Make cog t wean DUNP BODY. " JES! : FE Thai Pos L[ierTson ‘(n)) TRUCK CO. i. PArkwiew : De hy ts . i Cc ; ai rmp bod ‘y truc x. Ali cored) - : 033 6 4 Incent. . ISPATCH. 304143 Locust B715 bp S060 ge «xt we? tien: cheap. etn _Jodge Rervice Sta- KAM "RITE TRAILER Pine mann . ae sin d DI s . ‘ nan Sim ar ‘ _ , a Aw s+ es + . en * ve . *¥% 4 vate. 2033 6. ¥ ’ ~T . nF r ret runt : loon touring. = look ‘ ' Huss ' ; ‘ ed OE ey Oe ea eS ST A "a ra hae el - = = —_—_ as ood running ¢ tops and up? models to wT) mLer * Cov eTeG u are sure - may ver Gardner Touring wh Fuare! vo de niv $ 39 Down the price 75: only $100 down. n « beautifu! linder | . 43900 Down 3 exprese body amor ta Duy & poor i. Morris °K10 Olive . om orth ng perfect +. 30-day guarantee: o: Hup Tourng ; a! ‘ . ’ ad : eptional value, L'> — OO il a . llth ale aie Oe” ” oneyy fo? ve RAR enna oh eel ia MOTOR CO.. | jition; ved hester , saber vn FOR >) bodies; eier. ail models: bargains. 2811 Easton af} FORD cot PL BoplEa—3 1924.25. So et Ti, etna tga ti, Am, ee a a te OO On, geal yO AI, On, he wT have good tires, THE CARTWRIGHT MOTOR CO J MOM WOON Tourne : 1925. Citizens’ _— 2914 N. GRAND. aS (iC ee i ens good: take |etery. Many other makes and nm toN—To ur: ng: lf ma - (¢ »f choose from. ; , ae 1? g°2 ‘ ‘ we 1K ee ort touring ‘ : ™ ; . 4 ’ nif ' ‘ ree 3809 aston. yu een ao 7 go0G ns ned: has new , — : _ MOON = OUrIng ; gy : oolfaz 1680 Sporteman's Park a ge ae g to Day | is eh i Theee care are av Pi eaerer ‘ON 3 3209 Locust. sf sf Sans Ivory. $190 if sold today. 780. ; @RAND MOTOR CO., . "te eh —— ' Mm « be ~ ite } _ ‘ : ennai Anta 50 cash tern Ce ee ee co. “SIDE PRANC se. 3144 Washington jtferson ; occur 3 ° AUT ; 4 Reliable 8323 S. Broafwar HL m. =e ae ry eee erence & 2 - : , : , , ' . - - ~ 7 uring car. 61 ’ ¢ ey nes "2 * . ~ ene 7214 Washington av. 3

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21 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE °) __ eee ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH sacsemceresct sot gt SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 15 ee. an V Wy OCéaRT TEN. X ’ a | Index Tag Classified — Advertisements . On the Following Pages: * , . VE ee on Satis ae MOS 54 ie ieee S15 dae Sy e with Reps ks Sos my abe ate ears J Mince 83 : all eK oot eeeeenes Auto Travel Tr Boards +10 one. . Brichiarinz and Tuckpointing... @ Busine=4 Cards te Canty aseerTs. solicit@ore ...«+«. carpet s Jeanine e Cemetery Lets . te (leanns and Dyeing Comins Brvemte «.--++eseeeoens | ts»i5 Pipe (jeaning : »\ He! p— Mea. Bors =... . Heip— omen. «cirts nn AY ) ( thetels (see Beal Estate WY | instruction J ' . | LEece Curtain ( leaning ; Lest and teund ocoe oes © OOF Oe Putents .-- Paintine Persona. : - = et es \ ‘ > " \ . 5 . >" . ‘ ~ ’ . . \‘ ‘ . ~VLAAANAS - \ . a | . AA ~*~ : Lae oe a . \ \ A\ .\ ‘ . ." * AN * .*% ‘Ww ¥ \ \ . “4 x ‘ \ Ls \ . »~ i \ . ~" ‘ ~" : 7 — SAAN ; \ \ WAANSASNAN AY AA \ : ) \ , : : 1% \\ 4 * *\ ‘ dl Wy AAA AN \ \ ‘ " 2 4 . i * KV. \ . \ ' WY | \' . ‘ >." ~" \\ \ SANS AVLAAKAAKS ANA? SL VANAANA AS ‘ 7 = . 5 ' 5 . 5 e + » * w\ . . A\ .* ~~ . " ¥ . .\ 7. %" ‘. .\ | : : | . \ . » . . ma é ." + a , a ‘ ~ .* WAN : ‘ \AN . . * . % ‘ . > 5 +a ao: ANY . .* AX . ~*~ ee .* \ \ \ “AN \ ‘ ~~. > ‘\ \ » . = . ~" . * 4+" \' AX S ‘ 5 ‘ \ WANS SAAAANS NSAANANAAAAAS ; AN BSS ».. | : : bg . . . ’ AAS ~*~" \ \ % *% ~-«* **# @a ee 60 e- a , ; : sigs ; Printing. ; t Professional «bene © © 66 yee 4 | | _cusee Beal Estate f : 5 Meserte ..--& , i _ -. " | Beefins eee 2 if ; koume . : ses é toe 88 SF . 7 Koomima les g ; . or Colored. ...« : iovwm-~—Ff or . -* “ eoee eee e. salesmen ona . : > — sales omen — nil we + . : 7 ~. ” ee see: éituations ......--++** «s+ se8e* - special Notices SE Retinal , 7 “terace Mevwing. Express--..«++s ' / + torres. Furnaces. Repairs. ....+ ? ’ fheatrical —— . * Teite’ Articies Se ‘ | | Trade “Sheets — | Tuckpeinting ..«++«eeese fA SL. Ky: ff fA «ps Ye a sf , a CHa “ & ' , _& = se o* oh PE Se 2: a hw * §. 25 Free Information About Resorts and Tours The Post-Dispatch Resort and Tour Bureau is equipped to supply information regarding resorts and tours in every section of the United States and Canada. Hotel, camp or cottage, railroad or steamship reservations will be made without charge. Last season this Bureau gave a personal service to more than 25,000 people. c . ° » > eo Mee wo - > « zs i i iy i , ‘ } f ii ‘i . Hh j i “ain hii i lik | i f ith : I | i Tiwi wi t il it Fast st. Louis. : —Trenaer Divisio ~“Z 2 Tha. Mi SS . ¢> ¢ ~—— 4 vs elle. ae Te Automobile Club of Missouri L ince HESE Maps ES oe especially for the he Fost-Dispatch, co-operating with the Automobile Club of Missouri will sup- : aaa ae ier i Post-Dispatch by Rand, McNally & Co. Folded in a dur- ps er oute and road information kept up to date by scout cars, the tele- able cover stock the Map measures 3x5 inches. The Map phone and the telegraph. This joint Touring Bureau, combining the wide facilities opened measures 12x18 inches. id the Automobile Club enables both institutions to broaden ~ } ice rendered. Call at the Post-Dispatch, 12th Boulevard and Olive | ‘ Various types of roads are shown bv legends. Trail and highway mark- eet—phone MAin 11 or at the Automobile Club. 4228 Lindell—nhone LIn- ings are explained. “Scale of miles is indicated and all towns of anv impor- oll 2990 ee ai Pirin: ae P . | 4 ney 4, oe, tance are shown. The maps are chvaeke printed ee ee ane | t aliY WirOrmMatcic Carding utomobule tours or road conditions. S a ¥ s Be ek 22114 §. Se : 5315 derstand. 8 EELS TES LOI a St Af 4 ‘fo Zz i # Aff PPP PP, Ot o, (Af 2S a Mh he Me PPS PAA, Si > A JP Att Sy ee fff s Af, JA fy ’ FASS J Lf ff A ODP OAOAPLD OOP AL? 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wr, \ \ » AI ith the of any ail the by mail e Map desired Atlases United L OUTS ipped 9UrS 1n Hotel, s will u gave i will sup- s, the tele- le facilities o broaden and Olive hone LIn- itions. Eo. .(eand of 00) .....(Name of Tires) —-—- . oc PART TEN. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1927. PAGES 1—6@. Schwab. 75: 5323 Belleview. Balducci, 1; 4424 Bessie. 4s; Dempgev's Hotel, 1519 . - Zeon 8. 56: Lesperance, 7414 Goode. 7th. Classified Advertisements On the Following Pages: Page were 268 births and deaths reported in St. Louis wek, Sixty-one persons ‘Organic. heart wt et ae ee ee ee There Adoption 4gents Attorneys Auto Travel Trips .....++.... Boards heowdes Bricklaying and Tuckpointing... Business Cards Canvassers, Solicitors Carpet «leaning Cemetery Lots Cleaning and Dyeing ... Coming Events Dancing ees Ce ee _*eeeeeeereeee © eee eee oe *eenvveepeveeeeeeeeeees of cancer, 11 of pneumonia, >. * cate There two seven Culosis. three homicides dental deaths. ee es CEMETERIES were and ee ¢ 6 8 © 268 Births, 195 Deaths Last Week. 195 last died of trouble, 22 of | Bright's disease, 14 of apoplexy. 13 eight of appendicitis and seven of tuber- Suicides, acci- Dentists Detectives Dressmaking ... Electric Wiring ... Gas Pipe Cleaning ..-...... Help—Men, Boys Help—M omen, Girls .-.........4 Hoicis (see Real Estate Sec.) Instruction aoe Lace Curtain Cleaning . Lust und Found Medical Millinery «...° Vartners Patents ...- Paintinx .... ; a Hel Persona! se0on* B66 0®O and MAUSOLEUM CAbany 8606, GArfield 8331. wT) Ww we mw 1D me ID * e- (c62) SF *® 8Seee © 8 ‘ ~The Park of Memories” | OW GRAVOIS ROAD | _ Perpetual Charter-Perpeiual Care | NONSECTARIAN | LAclede 7052. ee 88 98 88e ere? ee0068 Sennuey cunmaseieee Professional Kesorts .... (See Real Estate Sec.) UNDERTAKERS S&E SUNSEY FIRST Teams. i ate.” ede er Riverside 2470. (c99) Printing, Addressing .....+... ——————————————— *eeevo Esther a ----#0US COristian |; st. John’s) Luthern Churecn, thence Justus Rayner ... Broadway | Conecorcia Cemetery. ernice Cunningham selleville | Edward Tiemann .........3868 Delmar Thelma Daggett 39038 Westminster William L. ioedtli 287 Lemp Nrs. Louise Graham Arsenal Morgan Morgan n her elshty-second im ‘tuesday, May : y. Ray and Michael brother of Daisy Dry of gMurphys- rom residence, 4131 Wyoming : sunday afternoon, Mav wx, al Oliver Simpkins wee Fn lnterment 1b Bayocue Hratise ........431! holozat tery Frid iy. “5 | iy lea E vr Henry Turne r EBEL- i Ente red into. rest 2 POF at 4-20) 3 5 iw! ‘ »¢ | ICA, ercedes Armstrong. .4305 4 scorge W, ‘Meyer cn 's. Hilda E. Luke ul Pay brother-in-law and Jobn Cathy 30) atireet { Inierme:t DUP J,con Toon peters. Wii Lo: ne Orvill Griffey as , ddl Lula Bell Rose 3 Ita \\ antier " () Ruby Abernathy ... mw IY Mike F th Montan: au iik s i] mr sorfip | — . , ) . Mra FE Bowery 3 pe Me Oi a or Tape ( na Eber sess, Fs Tate ars. aiZadpertn Yo “uli . * »€ ! j bi of Ninrion and Hortense a : 2734 Madison) of Jacob Eberle and our orot SLGOIA "Oth | brother-in-law and ulicle, at are aU ky | EO ate ami J. LBERLE—On waturda 4 ; : ' i's service. Clarence Mary A. Bray Vermen ees Beulah E. Lambcth... John P. Collia Quibel Branson Yyi’ais. Funeral Monday, May D>, Weick Bros.’ tuneral home, Grand boulevard, to St. Tho Lincne a 8a, 2 A Deceased was Gleason t Ss Orapes! Al kLiast St. Louis. Decorators George H. Mandley—Trenaer Davi fer Bartholoms ou Aibert AVes Khouse—Alvinia i} afi. Alidrew J. Lewis Mary Nipon, St. Lou Joseph Kogers, Herrui—Mina Rogers, East St. Louis. into rest ivenjes— be! nel 7:40 ™~ f t 4 ji*- . j v 2 we bs ; ‘ | f , cker Cemete a member Q5 bk BIRTHS RECORDED. : {f Pome Gra M. and dD. F O and . inion Now. eH Cg) PLUHR—Eniered OE ae into rest on Friday. og yo2z7, at Ll a. m., Margaretha Sn . %1UUG Linton avenue, dear mother Liraoutl er P yg er . ‘lar W her , nl ~¥ , Mere. Ciara ¢ I Ander Z31U0 Sihenandua of Mt Johanna SeilzZ, Airs, wid abies Soucnanuoab Omaha, Neb.; Mrs. Margaret } “Rob- . ead aatha 4 As . ‘ . ty . »by e } j it)>- salina. waid Flubr Ui Omaha, Nel oo ari T 750 Caroline rt Fluhr of Oklahoma City, OK.. tig SOL4 Rieliv. cal her-in-law, grandmothcr and great 5308 Lemon ndmother, in her Seth year. ‘| Monday. May 25. at 2 DOD. M.. Herman & Sens chapel, Fai Fiorissantl avenue. incineration ft ury Crematory ee , : - ii0 rest on Friday, "a1? bE ; ro ry—buntere d into 1 , arnt 52 en here Mav 20 27. at J:dU pP. Gi, a ; ea e i . Bod Caroline. strect, Joseph : bu rai baci re / nrar AV, ater (roves husband ol Alind rogal Brentwood tv inee Cullen) Apel tatner OF eal 644” McCune i Joseph and Ruse Mary boreal ee (nee ; 571 N Theresa. of William and Annie bogarly and f[§ Rond. jm, Howard. liear dear brother oft Witham. and M. Murph agi ltobert Fogartv. Mrs ‘oe M. Hillsan 3 OTe land Mrs. Theresa Hicks, dear . iF. Nemezek 2: N. Bih | brother-in-law, at the age of i! and E Bartel Christv. Funeral from E. schnur 8 3425 Latayette avenue, on ft 7 NM : avy r +. -_ t. -. ivVek bt , JUUG 3 iitss troadwe\ Magnolia. nei, ie ot eal Dead oe ot ee = _ sill uUncie dala years. funeral Tuesday and W and J. Gil 27, at 5:50 ) irst. beloved 8B | i ‘s twenty-ninth vear one Funeral from family resicence, TESA | Lourhbor avenue, on Monday, May | 3 p. m., co St. Boniface Chureh me « ite Calvary Cemetery. o7 i | GANTNER—E Kingshigh- | Gay May 21, 1927, at 12: Gantner, belov ed Wii of ut dear mother of Frieda Kuppineer, Rusch, William, Henry arm ‘ mother-in-law “ntered into rest at her reel- Minnesota avenue, on Sat- 28 “ ) hes ‘ ee 30) 17N8 N. Oth. and KE. V.atratta 3519 N. 2ist and L. Richter Ba : randmother, W BURIAL PERMITS. n Remains at I meeney, $8: 3414 Washington. dav at ‘30 pn. G).. HQOQg avenue. Funeral Tues to Park Lawn ar ‘ r South Jefferson l ? 7 Kem. 63 i400 Semple, i tery. + Vance 74: : op A i phine Stickfor: Temple. ge ge ae oo ¢ . n > es ; | ,. ‘¢ . a ne i Mabe: A gf bo gl eer, rsor husband of Hannah Gansos os S se Al ’ — ° P ‘ ~ , e 4 ; ) 4 Josenhi La cal ,. 45 a. ik ~ , pene } father of Oliver aut deh ste nine He . ~ os Virginia Rose Graves. be- ete assy. and Rose Graves fhranic ) of 3425 Texas avenue. and : érandchild, niece. couriy and third y May 22, ik ‘p " ¥ chap l, once sBtreet, to Bellefontaine Cemetery. AVES—On Fray ea oe ht “a Friday, May 20, 1927. at | GRA by . . ‘ é m., 'oved daughter of Ray ( Sunday, i i. ‘ . e Dp. in., Ida CC, Gue rdan of Clara Guerdan, Mrs. from Wacker-Helderie eal suas to Bellefontaine manag of a o clock p., beloved m other ; ig. Mrs. Lyle . Mrs. James Albert ‘toll, our dear from family Brilliante avenue. May Ss. at 8:30 Church. etery. uneral residence, 4958A on Monday morn- O'clock. to St. Interment in Calvary m.. August . Harms {nee nephew and grands. re], 5165 Delmar boulevard, on May 23, at 8:30 a. mt. 6 Bh, : Interment in Calvary vy. (7) * +?) ~*~ » ay 2] 1827, at. 6:43 om. ey (nee Kelgher), our dear cimother and sister, eral will take place from the Mullen Due ho- | Cl. O165 of time, Delmar boulevard. Saturday. May 21. 1927. at and uncle. in his eichty-fifth vear. ié notice of funeral from uth Broadway wil} ‘LIHAN—— Entered appear Houlihan (nes of Patrick J. Leo, Joseph, Monday, May’ 23, a residence, 2029A Kast Gr: Holy Name Chureh. it and ae ‘emeters (Stock servi Hioly from tvard, to Name ®8 Arch Confraternity. {c 7} on Thursday, 1:30 p. m.. Harry J beloved ot of Cecelia (nee Beichel), dear father of Marie enurielta lear brother, brother-in-law and neral from family residence. il., on Monday. ay 2a of Paul's Chur hic Cemetery. OCR: was yf the Woodmen of the World, Camp iy i8, 1927. at llas (Tex.) papere please copy. Stroot arroll service. : ha i lite Saturday. iw Bhes See ; Jennie neral Monday. stan Gentieman-Wagner Warbe avenue. nterment in Calvary —Entered into rest, suddenly. on y 3. O27. at 10:30 &.- m.. 1920 Cherokee street. be- (née Sego), husband of Ada fathe of Joyce Rose Mary Catherine er, rf Lt and of Lavina Sego Chersday, residence. it" nember = .: St. «AMNDe Ss Darish and §&t. ! Ps ay, May 20, 197, at! re. 2015 8. 7ranad boulevard, dear sister of Nate Guer- * , “phases William F’. Uy (nee Guerdan)} and Albert Guerdan. chapel, » ON Sunday, May 22. » rest on Thursday, | sister, indayv, | . Delia} mother. Hirth. beloved | later. | into rest von Fri- ! day, May 20, at 12 o'clock noon, Polite), betoved Houlihan, dear mother Mary andj tne late nas M. Houlihan, our dear sister, sis- | | ter-in-law, mother-in-law, grapdmother and | aunt. “uneral on a. m., . brother-in-law aud ' years, Ziewenhein ‘ street, until Dp. m., Sat- Interment at Cuba. M Mav 24. Cherokee May 2 “ue sal into Kriday, April 29. If a ‘auline W. Hutchins street, darling daughter d Winzola M. Hutchins tnee Hunter) our dear sister : granddaux«chter months 206 days. 23. 1927. chapel}. riedens ERTZ—FE! \ 23, Ichtertz. be- Ich- JO M. Bernhardt Carrie B. ‘lara A. . Iehtertz. grandfather and | and our dear Alexander & Sons’ boulevard. on Mon- " ye B + = De Th Deceased wus er of Carpenters: Local No, 73 ‘arpenters’ Auxiliary Club. chapel, | | ic i } rest suddeuly | itered into rest on Friday. | JOHNSON—Entered into_rest on Saturday, | ay 21 . : ews of Fort Jones, Cal.: Leo \). WwW. } Ls l a 4s | JOU KE—On Saturday ay “i. A . i Tet \? ft rie@sadas 12: “ al KELLY—Entered into rest 31 192% at 6 Kelly, Fu l! tae OG . mancy EB. late Mr dear moth J 5. JONNsSON, and Gul Airtiut axed r-ln-iaw abd granamotier, ener eS 1927. Capt. stin Joice. of sister 8t. of the ’ roa Josevnh, ) home. L neral from the T.eidner chapel, Muis avenue. Time ] r. atin sa tei May 24. at 8s a. mi. Saturday, af ° Blo | ee es. Anna beloved daughter of James Kellv, dear sister James F.. Milton. Ravieon ly, M - Martin and the late Mae Kelly Gard- May Edith Bros.’ funeral boulevar Cullinane rd, to St 1710 North Grand May 24. at B:o0 & fx : ‘hurch. Interment in Calvary Cem- —-Fintered into rest. Thursday. May 1927. John T. Kern, dear husband Kern («nee Berry). our jJear brother-in-law and uncle. In his year. Sundar from lay. May 22. & Ft BD. mm. Drehman-diarral new chapel, To poilevard to Bethany Cemetery. KRAMER—Entered into rest on Saturday. May 21 ce ' ; COUSI Fu | Mane at | Ceme AKUR da - 4 . eihda August IK Kurtzeborn Mrs Schu in-law, Funeral from family residence, i Ninet o? + 3) Pachure then LA Ma! y of thi iikw Ch hush er levard, . 1927. Clifford G. Kramer, dear Edna and the late A. Kra- brother of Audrey E. and La Lalone, dear grandchild of Mrs, Schultes. our dear nephew and mn, in his eleventh year. neral from Kriegshauser chapel, 4104 ‘hester avenue, on Tuesday, May ‘4, 30 p. Mm. Interment New Picker's tery. (cl) TZEBORN—Asleep in Jesus on Fri vy, May 20, 1927, at 6 p. m.., POWELL— Entered / Powell ol ORR fa_E—Lhitered inte Te: v. afave } bo hevadr, On | 'ski (nee avenue, on ; | Helen ;; beth Kurtzeborn. beloved dauchter of | -urtzeborn and the late (nee Schenck), dear sister of Catherine Herrmann, Mrs. Lillie | Rose ! ‘Cnerokee Si.. ta St. t Vv ridt. Ethel and August J. Kurtzeborn, | ‘ound our cousin and nicce, aunt and sister- ared 10 years. 16538 N street Tuesday, May ‘24, at »p. m.. to Zion's Evangelical vutheran h. Twenty-first and Benton streets, « to Bethlehem Cemetery. (el Friday. LER--b eenth ntered aint rest on 20. t827. at. 3iee Laffler (nee Lee). Laffler aister of _ Robert E. and Anna Lee George Haines and the iate Alen ey (nee Lee), sister-in-law of Mre and our dear aunt. Arthur J. Donnelly’s par boulevard, on Monday Mav 3. at 8:30 o'clock, to St. Xavier's Church. Intermenf .n Cal Cemetery Deceased was a member Third Order of St.. Franvie. Is—On Thursday, May 19, arles Lewis. aged 69 years. and of Teenie A. Lewis (nee Stidger.) vires at the home, 1396 Union bou- Sunday. May 22, at. 2 p. m. In- terment at Bellefontaine Cemetery. Friends invited. LUTZ—Entered Ka RE. M Rae Anna Re 3 » fe fom MAS Chicago. Til. eholz). VWTason Mre Grand (7) into rest at Kansnre City Mav Zi. Teer. at dear brother of Joseph Saturday Albert Lutz Schultz (nee Lutz). YT Lutz of funeroe!l tater from Ziercen Irne chanel ds Sate | Cherokee § street. RAF—Entered into rest at Lima on Fridar. May °?0 1927. Wittiam deariv heloved huehand Rae of n., OH T ; maine will arrive Sundar at 7:45 Funeral Mondar. Mav °@3. 19°97 np. m.. from the Provost chanel. 3710 houlevard to Bellefontaine Mav Q. Emma Mason (nee Fa widow of the tate Rentamin W dear mother of Fdward M. Mason. @ 8. Perrv. Harrv K.. Alfred J tere i aOw—On Thuredar and Ren W Mason. our dear aister, sister in-law Fr RAR " MIT LER—On | Frances Amelia Miller. deer dau and sjeter-in-law. Funeral Sundar. 4 fram Servicee aft erandmoather and aunt. neral from Wacker-He'derle Gravola avenue Tuesday an m., to Park Lawn Friar. , " chanel, May %4 of Victoria Miller. and Fithe!l (nee Miller) } | 'm., from | Cherokee § stre | RITZER—On Tuesday May 17 | Ritzer ;Cohen and 1927, | : beloved | Pherson avenue. on Sunday i Broadway. beloved \ i Lyon Circle, No. 27. Ladies of G. ' |} grandmother, c ; 1927. ati ;m.. i Trent Roberta and Vircinia Miller. oor dear. ) niece and granddaurhter. Mav 22. at 3 recifdence Qos Terineton Arlington Methodiet ‘ ‘Church South. Union boulevard and M7-f fet ite PveniiA, Oa . | vears. | SCHRAMM—Entered into rest_on Saturday. fay 21. 192% . | SCHULTE—Entered into rest on Saturday . husband of Martha Sherwood, car “J . _ + ANSWERS TO QUERIES The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. Personal and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoudt- ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. » 7% he > : . 91,9, ‘ v. | wring from suds, hang in the suu kK. O. B.—Babe. Ruth plays both | tO. dry: or wet in suds (hot or right and left field. cold) and dry. Repeat this process M. C. M.—If the bride-to-be has until all spots have been removea. a stepmother, the invitations ; ANXIOT S.—"Our Country, in her should be issueu in her name. Ter wouUres With foreign nations, A. S. D.—There is nothing bet- | “ary Herein ~~ “y the right, ter for cleaning light-colored felt! -~). fore iia oz) FiBDt ies Bn hcl st hats which are only slightly soiled | ,., cane De mas & toast given than dry corn meal rubbed on! at Sined y ecatur in April, 1816, with a piece of clean flannel. | Ce BOBBY.—Charles (Silver) King’s! 5,hCENT WIDOW. — Mourning . : shh 2 or ances are all a matter of name does not appear in the rec- for The Dany ne ords of St. Louis Browns baseball | (07 ™:- here is no ime. tC Veii., " SOF a ‘ . | w > f ‘ team in 1885, 1886 or 1892. We} ra tae a aoe have no record for 1887. rn tor a year or six months. White is ‘opr ; Miu he SMuniciont Opere Lien te a for mourn- Theater Association will o en their | STUDENT It - vr ninth annual season at the Mu- experts ins +h gt 7 estimated by nicipal Theater in Forest Park,} ope tesco a tt hg released in Monday night, tune 6. hy the AR iaiinciony * haere oe fies eae DUMB.—White kid gloves may| is 250,000,000 horsepower more be cleaned on the hands with oat- than three times as much as could meal and benzine, mixed to @) be developed by harnessing every Paste, Continue rubbing until the! stream in 1 United States paste drops off in dry flakes. : S. R. Y¥.—The Punch and Judy} show is said to have been invented | by Silvo Florillo. an Italian dra- matist. before 1600. A Chinese version of Punch and Judy date¢s back to about 1000 B. C. be exchanged between casual friends, but gifts between boys and girls should not be exchanged unless the friendship is of long ee The propriety of giving a 1e@ youn ‘ ¢ i av Te DAISY.—Scorch from ironing. or depends Moun this loan Le yr fire may be taken from goods by. your friendship has lasted. : LEGAL INFORMATION (By.a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association) “ tile Suuset Burial Tork ol ai. William MeKintles i Cirele No. 8. Ls G, oe Loyal Chapter No, ol O. E. Funera , fi. ! (ov) rn. m. 7 at 5 p. m., Lizzetta Rose | Sehmidt) of 821 South | wife of Max Schramanz:. | on dear mother of Mrs. Bertha Knopper. a : i lie Floch and Elmer Schramm, our dear | port’. Raymond J. nanta : in Big tincce Mold sister, sister: | ker dear mothel he Mary yg ayet nl in-law and aunt. in her seventieth vedas Lurettyu Jane Wa post ge larg ee Funeral from Hoffmeister parlors, 7TRI4, Jobn H. Newport Ali F py Me ‘ ‘ iin South Broadway, Tuesday, May .°4, at! Newport, siste! vt Nal ~ 2:00 Pp. m Interment Park Lawn_Ceme New poit Mrs. J. Shad, i ant ter-in-la Ww tery Deceased was a member of Nathan and Mrs EK. A Pee. ( wughter-) law ! : r R.' Mr and Mrs. J. Nalker and our deal aun (cli! Funera) from family residence, : $2205 A Maffitt avenue. on Munday morning. Ma) M ca. eee 4 m.. Mrs. Jennie | 33. a“ 8:50 o clock, to coll yvonne Ae wai eo 's004 Maff shure ‘ment ulvary Cemeter: Schulte nes SS tll ea 4234 Mafritt | Church. Interment in Cava avenue, dear mother of Hany, Earl ane) aia wepeR—Entered into rest May 20 Leslie Schulte, dear sister of Mra. Sy/vye™ | “iger ay Crenshaw General |) Hospital ter Woodworth of New York, our Gal ) Robert Wallweber. dear father of Wiliiam mother-in-law and ant. Lena Rapplean (nee Walliweber), Aviia Tiursday. May 24, at #:30 a. | wod stella Watiweber. and rot Math Herman and Sons chapel, Lewis Wallweber, Mrs. Augusta Guyol and Fair and West Florissant avenues, tO 5! | yrs) Minnie Vollmer, and brother-in-law, Matthew's Church. Sarah and Kenneriy tathe r-ji)-law. une le and grandfather. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. at Mas 18. (el) Fuperal vy ee “— x. Wik ; > rom Bopp’s chapel, irkwoo e et tae ' Entered, into. re Marrland mde "Sauls Church and Cemetery.(c¢7) : 4 brother | ment St. Kan.. | WILKER—Enterea intw rest on Thursday. | WALKER-NEWLORT—Eniered into resi Friday, May 2U, 1927, at oO Hazel Mame Waiker beijioved wife ot Raymond J. Schramm (nee ‘ i) Funera! m.. from et» 19, 1927, Jonn Wilker olf Zi: ? MAGNOLIA BRANCH, Chapter No. 375. | > i Services wil] be heid over the ‘remains of our late sister, Caroin SPIRITUALISM Siebke ay 4 : } re Wacker- ye - oee pee ceed oe at eB Th ~ Offic ty and | LONE STAK CENTER — Flower se j ° , * i if i« » wish ¢ xten ir sincere thanks) ““’: ny ne r.uay, D. mi. We wish to extend our since! n Circle Wednesday, Rey. $'mon, Pe Sun- Dark SPECIAL NOTICE-—I, Henry Diebling. of | 2156 S. 7th st. City of St. Louls, State (of Missourns .do hereby give netice that 1 will not be responsible for any debis ,contracted after this date by my mother, Louise Liebling. 2736 8. Tth et... Sst. | Louis, Mo *s SPECIAL NOTICE—Notice is hereby given James L. Burkes. of 1044 N. Van- | deventer will rot he responsible for ang¢ fdelts contracted hy my wife. Grace ‘, Rurkes, on and afier this date. May 19, Signed, JAMES L. BURKES. } 1044A Vandeventer ag, ‘ v ’ r rT? * COUPLE WANTED 7 " > . a . | For Publhie Wedding | On the Excursion Steamer St. Paul, Tues- day night June 2h Everything fur- nished—license, ring. bride and grooms | outfit, cash award and $500 in valuable wedding presents. Apply at once or write UNITED DANCE CLUBS OF ST. LOUIS, 1614 Chestnut’, SPIRITUAL SCIENCE CHURCH—Services | 19°7 Wednesdas, 8 p. m.; to our many relatives and friends for; their sympathy and kindness shown us 1l)}}| HEAR Mvyrtle saddest hour in the loss of our cear| “should Woman . brother. grandfather, father-in-law] Sundays. 8 p. uncle, John MeCormick. We pevchic Equal > Rupp's Have Wednesdays, ; and m, 4117 Lindell bl, Messages for all. writing tigchta.”’ SD. | thank Rev. T. F. Dalton. Rev. J. J. Thompson. Rev. Alfred Thompson and Rev.!' TENTH Leo McAtee. the Culler & Kelly lnder-| Sunday taking Co. and all the members of the $t.'p. m Mrs. Church. 4279 7:30: Thursday. 2:00 and Connors and others All weleome. Sacramento av. | 700 | Soloist. louis Fire Department. Engine Company! Miss Singleton. . a= ry" y . ‘ ; » }.° ’ -j i - : > ~ NO. ws. _THE ( HILDREN. ( SISTERS THI RROTHERS, ‘ SWEETHEART and ; Joved tim, : it = at & o'clock. Mav 23. Our COMING EVENTS Perpe! ua! ——.., . “4: = a as ass TRY one af Oise BUSAMS it mile CEMETERY LOTS south of Eureka. Mo. Phone & {oRt DINNERS > ’ LOT—20x20; Oak M Grove DEimar 24336M, (00) AUTOMOBILE AND MOTOR BUS TRAVEL . Cemetery LOTS—Memorial; KF will COlfax 45602W. LOTS—Lakewood; for track anything of value. Box C-148, Poet-Dis ‘ee s . , . = Lan } ‘ 4 2 k CEMETERY LOTS—Good location: = Oa Grove: reasonable. Call Riverside 0852M CEMETERY LOT—Lakewood Park: good [NDIANAPOLIS lecation. Call FOreet 3493R. te?) g10 Ley ptian EMPETERY CLOT—Valhalla; 6-crave: ‘Ser Runs Terminal tion 1: highest location. Box i2. P.-D MAN CEMETERY LOT—Lake Chariea: sceiton nanion for trip throveh 1: nara: Call W Eheter e2Qnwy ie} Ford coupe A 50-50) " ‘ = Ss ° . neers wud » pe ry } wz ‘rs CEMETERY LOTS—Oak Grove, South | C-32._ Post-Dispatch moor section, 12-¢rave. choice COlfax 77674. Bat rifice. ORIVING '" K aneas (it¥ Munday We day and Friday: Chrvsler sedar three: will call for. oassengers Rurne Tkeftferson 4111 for reservatior auto race®: rounc Transpert System 4°11 GAgtield + ; ‘ Sing: michlie-are proposition, to Indianapolis auto races, May Sf); than railroad. fare. Hiland 752. 'WANT to ride or help drive aut | California Colfax rt.d¢4 sn location | THREE desirable men to £0 im Mac anes ? f en ’ ee } YOUNG MAN touring & California thie week wantea companion (to expense. 4328 Lee av ae COAST TO COAST nm - Opportunities to get Into pay |: paeeieee eb ak to toa eek ,; ing business are ensily found ,,,, “ar busses through the classified “Business es m For Sale” columns of the Post- Dispatch. and 8 o. m 4ai'lyr. i'oointe Bast and Weet r tes Angeles 244.50: Chtrago. $7: Det '$1°.50: Salt take $32: Kaneas City and ei] intermeciate pointe. Main depot 520 Chestnut st. GAr | paige SU RSTATIONS (‘'nien Bue Terminal—GaArfie'd 4211 181M Market et —GArfield 9143. Marviand Hotel—GaArfieid 9286. ! | Ronded and insured Denver $19.40: (QOifax 1 ; : sre ~~ YEDLOWAY BUSSES : ’ arge | ' All ret &7 fieid ' (8) | ident | *; right ear droups, nier "| PRAYER BOOK—Loewt | DXG—Lost: party who took Boston ter- | rier from Osage Hille Wednesday, picase | return, sore on back, children’s pet; fe- ward. GRand 6357. | DOG——Lost. from automobile on road hé@- tween Goodfellow av. st. Louis and Ferzuson av. St. Louis County. Toston terrier pup 6 months old, male, Nameu (jibbe: dark Drindle color. .white coilar, white forehead. white satockings: S50: no questions. 7. = (“urite 1Aalé Boatmen’e Bank Bidg.: phone GArfield 4000. (ec: bY EGLASSES- | frame, Bellefontaine car goin a. 3 reward. r. Lost: in white gold oxford north Sat Tyroier. _{) to ithe. ‘H POODLE— Least nawers Topsy. Call Riverside 141°)J. NECK PIECE —Loat: mink. do Thureday: reward, Box T-19u, lane tk h, ‘ u14aN POLICE DOG—Lost: Reward. lovie AOSTA. : | GUFRMAN DOG— Loat male. , White spot on throgt: W Ebater : (en POLICE ‘liberal reward, | wTAaosobhoa—~iset: black lalher care. viein itv Obhear. Grand. Carter. COlfax 11°72J. GLASSES—Lost: loth and Washington. al! CAbany 84007, ie} GLASSES—Lost: child's: Friday. dark rims. between 4100 Botanical and Sher man School: reward. GRanmd 7734W. (tc: GHAY bAU—Laat: ‘viiainimng reward. ic} PiigCTiw——jiset, of two men: reward. No- fy #£ Rallley. 4206 Washington. te? ciaka” fompton car, Sun- Mattingly, GRand aw brown Saturday alter. Union Market and Olive. keys apd papers; fe Ww 12n7 | day morning | PURSE — Laat moot het Woe ropntaining money. ward. Room 312 Hotel Reers. Mi HAR — Lost soman who tee puree from milliieery «hop at 4384 Lee, bas been identified: if rey will retern the jewelry » May heen the moner and no quertrone Phone CAbany @014M. and evade ’ teked arent. RING—Lost: dlamond dinner ring please return ne aheetions eseked” liberal r- LAciede 3620, A89SA Fairview. OUNt MtTYCASE—Laet: jeft | serom from North &t. Lewt«e Terner Heft: initials Tf VY. FF. ™.: containing ebté ’ lancina «oaetumes rewal COjfas ° TNG—Pret-. eet with five white gold: my mother’s gift to me a very dear keepeske. Liberal reward. 144 Poet. Thenatch, ETT ER—-Found by Charles Weber. ip Lakewood. Mo. ist Gevedeu. on ee ~~ pax ver toy Pomctoues . — rete Tat NE. ea. 0 ~ layne, matics 2 Atl rhs Ee is coe oe ene oh reamiag ie Whe Pym Paypnene aie i es a ee Laine aaa ee Withee na apna - ete. te NR te A Wise Bi es ep ie Se a Oe a San at Ct peer ees “> % FR pence Ay dee oe ‘ -" rare

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AT. SUND AY oo. ss MAY 32.1927 3, ag bh 85-500 MEN AND BOYS WANTED-—Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today?" _ WA at TH BOARD—CITY a POST-DISPAI SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN WANTED __ SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN WANTED | EEELP_WTD.— WOMEN, GIRES_ | SLE SID — WOMEN, GIRLS TE eS ore | SS OMEN WANTED 7 SALESMEN WANTED a: A GREAT. PROPOSITION, i | SALESMAN and MANAGER | SAL f | ES! Ni EN | TRL—To work candy store at Bight | MILLIN ERY | STENOGRAPHE ao — ee Mestant: salas Hones Are ES Wand D. % 4 - cc a i Rw I yo = oroe owtne fn mot ie ERE OO ore Onn r nan hn cal | for L, ar ge we “_e . three : need «a ‘esmen who. ‘ . CR ‘ > Sruers we — 5s ‘i inderstand . sad . 37+ ‘ . . '¢ ; : — cf ; ; ; + ms : ; ah : ~~ . as ; — , a ; * oo upie RE wa A, Ona: (es) Q = 4 tite axe. religion and gal . + 7 enuiemen or coUupiE; :' ‘ : : : a me 3 ne exceilent Meaic er Ot.emca, NR A Sop Cana st ogi ly maryour ys es attep +: JIusiwik ren oF 2 Soke phe MN ate of Ai part ment. er dgoubdie, a i) a1 — ne voard em ploved or gentieme! “Ore 2493 ve} ? — and — >F [(wo* ee two: 50—Hish-class roome; _~ a auies residential hh! ” refined prone PArk’ ad OQ ARTS TAP TS) $ wit ¢ $350 A— Room — are eonvenient to c ict oe $51 — Beautiful large room, fats oe wed. FOrest 220768 | aia 3si8—Room aac board: — men onmiy. c) - = 3a60—Rooms, With or without ard, $5.50; ** tuning a@ thorough! z' (fer 2 ‘Neer ee and calendars ur ne wre. a= : : mr} v. . “ae = : BER en ry nf ssi Par ab ' , Ne dG. oF - Bilis ‘ ne . “aso ‘ , the irs. M: 5. - 4 — Room, °° - : ; Te . = gems : ~ , a Bt: train: > = aa > ; ‘ MeL. a ae hot water. Lin dell 5651. . on ae : : : . runni hot we wit $44— Board: inning $5.5 ices of @ capanhs be Se] eT ? e LT i% = Pi Ala ‘i nection, “eer ' ila % | y ‘ ' . Exne ae iw ‘ ; + \« ‘ : | : ; : ~ areas é ; as : os oe : poral bac P f. 7 , “2 of * . —_ - ‘ } ’ - ‘ ; i d : j : wa ; Pe. eae : . » s ia. 5.09 a Cg 3 at ve oy TAN—Mudie avi for huuework!| ROOMS AND BOARD TE meals family euyie. $0.30 ROOMS WITH | ae CITY e“ERis Nicely furnished; privaic SOAR MS nis ‘optional, CADbDany 5258. all grit board: will : tom) : 726 Wr. Gut 5219— Excellent room: 2 gen- . sepa! ate © , rads 4491, tones sooked menis:; rariy breakfast svecial care, JE Ct quired. garace optional. fe S5e-— Atira ‘tive Peo mT. board: empiored CAbany 6523R. _(c9® twin beds: agvuod ” other mooine: * ‘, family: E- ~~ - privileges, “4 Pas. @2s—Rooms, Swarcd: private, plendid oid fashion , ' + room for coupie. | BRUAD cas PeashiGHWAY. 3st | trances; *or ° ; « 7 . : e ; ; — Ee. 401 James Looms. Sew leca ton " working people: geod giapis. Lin- 1378 pacnaginal ew 1i4i— ice. coei. beautifully fur Mehed ToO™ anc poard, Itt family: nears Forest be. men) Tay wor. fines) gu wa: * 4844 — NEWT ivrtiteiet eenrated. modert: exer! llent meazia, PeDELL. 42t5—Reom and board: 4 | - singie or double: reasona bie, EAI “ESMAN—1 ye ne ot ee em alg " ; | Dy 1. M enera aa : 7=34-_Large beautiiul rooms. Mice ope, ee the SANITARY } Pyar y ; “ : , 6 & : ' ’ uf 4 ‘ ioe : ‘ : fs 1994 —_ : sa hoard. &~ HTi and wil : Te production record nish first-class ed 1 7 ds 77i—Board. room, $6 up: Ba peferences. lig position combhinm ) nt EX DERGON , ; ee r > aneneee , fel) : — —_ MA t st ae at. . "ta L] Blda } : ‘ ~~ | in rood weg Bocenanencieging ut cst Ter BOM , : Dew SM persona re 16—Laree room for two = : : se} 4 Ps : i ’ a “Iara ast th s | education: 1 AU ts 6 “urnisned room, 7. cood meals: reasonable : i i 3 s ; ; Hore f | r ¥ . ‘ 4 [U4 aT: Ni ke) y furnished 4004 4—.Sonth room; 20 ¢th- : exposure homelike: board opGens 1. - ; eel MR5—Newly furnished room, — Ke ” m3 and Jax 2: ~ptiona aie housekeeping suite. 5130—South room for @ wtb near car and hus : ed St each. 5s°1—® fornished rooms. home arches and shady smwn. () Ls. sot) — Leaves room for 2 gentie r counls flection ¢ infant: “ro anne D » FOrest 4 r tractire room for house handsomely or "a2. . tel) cS Gli—mRoom board. wets ing ciri, 7 week. DElmar 17 oe. TLAND 4304—Room, boar: or tient meals reasonable. ' LAND 43234-—Sincle: south fromi: mM ontiena: Lindell 45°08. merLANT> 41465 — Large front Saom. m veds aso southern exposed singe , Shard anmtions!: reasenahie. cf) : 5218-—Desirabie second-floor | ie ~ With hom va line and u i eens — i caienaes , ustrial buvers | Ss territery T : = : ; eg , Ui : ee 13 : trainire given Ex: - . a . a. : : , \ i . a i ; C ’ / = ’ ‘ : Z rT . an nian . " { _ cae 4 = Ly »* 4 ; . . vy m3 “ess = a oa ' : mplete cera epi: fiden tia) TIC Toman! , oY TANG we Te | ? um 1] ie ’ . . : ror i f > ex mount of «2 ert a. 4 an — Far NORTH. Ng ge utOs an ONE : a : : > OOO PERLE ind answer in own handwt ; Dentemenet (ca ae ha 2 in rivets ( (SERV A, 5S248-—Front. 2 or 3 leep wt oe AR sco : sos hust ! : Hii Si ; ; “teat a a ee as ae ir Sot orm : in ‘irs sor, r ‘two persons: beard See Soom. FOrest 2352R Mevelar4 bh ay ; p " ' . . it — ro, , : | - + , , ex gtr ‘ ‘ ; , gay r} = 2 —_ fag 7 ‘ . > 3 Pica x ¢ ’ 4 LN : . — E sy : RV A. x 133——Attiractive ——— venti.at- . ad ; ie f ‘ - = T ; a ‘ Xi : Yr ~ ; 5% . " . . ‘ P " ee ial natiillie ~ - - _ . : . : P d a et OG kg ™ ne om _ es ; Wh ger ame: +" , . > + . ate 4 might: . et . . : Need inufacturiny ; ogame, sina oe — ar hath: good me . : C 7 ; = me 322 rey r nore » Sirmpie ‘B and | ta . . SELI.. 4749-—Room and board. pri- pri- 2 = . ‘ j ‘| + i >¢ r ss ; ; , : . : is is = adtu!*sa. Hilan 4636. ia} N.—At Washington room=« SA. B10 -Frent socom, with ences opposite Cathe | ‘¢} SSSTRIBUTORS— Rie ‘ 4 Datented a 4 ae, re ; em aan , oe | . ‘ : ’ . , iy. > _ + am ° a ' a Awe s ~amue =n tia ees % ny 2) sa ‘ hae - : " xperienced, foi ; | .F = ne, with or without Tr : ' , s Ss} [a 4545 A-—.. ell *urniehed room as 4 a ard DElmar 2° 8O—Tdeail home for 3 Der s. ‘Ka! = + ww “ube es Ps ee ge Ege) " s Se ae a ee a a i et any si tin : i? ra ~~ aatbaentiat ~ $821 Broae wav. Comecins ’ i) DISTRIBUTORS—We desire regresenta- - ecg ' ese en “Tag esi P 8s y eZ i t - reat = : Wa . tive in each county in Missov | TT. ted ais heh es ol te ae . pita» ti 22 31 cot adichs : & 1oUs er: 00d P right ps 4 | bes 2 | ' ; lincis to distribute th ; safe ; re: ‘4 , tel , tr arant Es . = +3 sabe Bod F x. ry TsiD laa Ge & rae a : eae seta oe ; 4 p | é - : pene s © } c } : ' on . ‘ : he ' . oon hone " a : he: £ ea . - id Ld 4 . 7 $1 7 teach = -) . +3 , a. ee ne as a 3 as know 4 imm rT , a id ; : tt, 4 . mr 1? anit, “% : | ‘Veni: P : ‘ et >. ~ nee ‘ i : ‘ . ryt - een | ie £ nat —_ mab * 14307. (7) (7 ’ addrees ‘reference ie + fe om ae i saad aan . : : me} ; ‘ th “Keeps ; ee Al —Plea . emunerativre in ~. , stiaviz. 1} Li ASK 2 ¥ — Pty fenced _ tO : ard | : . Le ee Jewish. Porest & eh Prat TY enatch : : YT A ‘ ay : - rite oy ‘I? gag? . eat cor # y \ ; -EA : Mn j liun . tian : : ~ . % a ~ — : : —oet Dis 2 | : re , Lou an exits “peat katie , raR aners ste Sei — ; “ain . SARID—PFor lady: excelent Mrs TSION M an AGER vane Tn oreinisze . rr. PrP = :* 9 . : : . ane ; r : ¥ . ns} ‘ i." nie : — : . ‘ ; —" R r - ' : - _ . . re E . ; . . a» : ‘ — ~ oe) - — - ‘ ; » awe 34653 4 _ ic6B) SUPETY lee salesmen seving we = eae Pyet-i'tenatch giving f - hs enter wy e ; . vs : ‘ , ‘ Bi . S ~ i At N DE > — - ~~ _ . : , ; j d ' ~ . — 4 ~ iG ~ “a : ‘ . ao. R} RY HE rp ISTRY 7 , “gage wae r fr mole . 4 a commodations A : 9 . . names a4 . v3 — - q i : ‘ "2 . —— a . “and | 1 : = a eee os we ; J ad i : . — - va | 7 . ‘ % 4 e {32 . . ; : wf ARD— ™ + - Muoechs ira | ; . . om, with sun parior a4- all modern impreve- iy: “half Bieck Tram; « €. 34%. Poet-Dis. \ —Niceliy furntebed- meals | ate home: e@entiemen. (ci®. i — Snuthern ez poRure. for tke me - SU Gs BOS Soy NAR i Atiey Be Doin Oa i alt ae ie, * Gee eR 6 me a La U ND IRY F if Pr NT? 5 A> — —- — : 3 : : | fa 3 Fen Has “ingie room, with or ita } io S Gra we b MP ms - : _ , >rivare, Preset $484 eae : - | rok : mork "pare vate family. for ome - img our mint vending machines with oma: 8 } Jer with | o 4 rhiicl Es. wood. Mo : oie ei See c i , ee eg ; eel ie chants en nercentace : i é mel . me a “ a . in, ‘ i 2 ont: . - aw hd > "Tl i i : Tt? ~ ; — = : ‘ i? Vi { = ‘ i ° “ . ; 4 . : , . 4 ¢ Some ) - . the AUC! \ . MAN S £ , of { ‘ Q —e - . Vi ; at é 7 , ‘ : ees. : ; - * Troe o% water: ; — isi) ALON lis fo. | . r 2, WEhs ) aa! 3 , - De he lara bate . mag senna die. WY sown O7RR M -We . - . : .% . ; ' | - ; ' ’ i ee a . on ~ " . oO ¥ “~ 11 ae , . . _— _ +e ~ -~ “om ' : i . , ; - & ‘ $2) J uen iehe , "44° 3 . Ber ggg ae a oe ak ae LENT 0 on _ a et ote oh -_ °: convenient. FOrest ssi 36 OU ' ‘Be as ¥ : tor = : wiles i. a “ee JN. 4133—ROOS- HOF we a. a “ aS * ‘ t}) . | : | 4 \ So. nr A AT . S.A, Lx pe ) re emplovet - ELLENT BCARD: REASON- Cpe - Emcee Ce say ia , WE id ale VA ate TS 5. LIE RR NADIR PRE LR. ABBE kB, Me ! ae - a Mt re aay coh oat =) hadinelban atic; ee ee ee ee rete las, 3 See ere ty to ity a earn ~ > , ass « ; eat Aa da; ire or : ' ' svi wo 4 N ukiman cae ae bY Waee ’ . : a ee : : 0 sey tr? F MS a meee nrene te fm; ri = Sv ovveGewuy UWiia Uo >a ALN At ty ela sag ee ° Ar - zs Pes : us Box C103. Poss T Dispatch. | Ve ] es : wc sid : | . ¥ HARVEST a SALFSMEN pares pie was ee Gs | ing r 2 oe - AM isSaqr Der pp BIGH COMMISS'Ow AN) 0 : | work im machine ‘ro acd Oaroers ARRA ANGEM ‘ENTS mY sll ATING REFERENC ES SUNSTAR HAT Ing $2000 ner vear PHIA. PA u ; ates ALTY 71a. man earning $1 1,000 p per Year. If you are the man and wan+ ter~4+: - ; . 5 > a » ’ . > . . . i ; _ : fon . _— , : : é a some ee PBN ee ae we lee Sie will be One, to Make & permanent -conner- epects ' ee = - pomenarenee ; = excelent wen 3 reneneutin : : = age. Call Cx aie —=— re : 3 wNsidered Winn — e Fi. = v. TENOG PHER = ; etails - te oe - ae + Diets a one rr * ; - ’ ra = . = 4 ; ren ¥ ! ences, apply at 10 o'clock Mon. “ 7 ~ FOR RENT—CITY t- subdivision salex. GAY Morning. 's Bani kK: Zin ten partment. PArkeis ee ane ns: SNS UO S008 GI | ution coon fine Cee me | y wearin : ‘ Victor 358 S ay ' of earning aroun4 ah. Le & SEE wt. 6. | hirt fleer south: in Ge” te Mary Crane Beautr —-— ~ — ; ~ ou how? 1 * Soliant? ~ : : . = . “tuin beds: from eur extensive é DAV! 2. A 5 ry aa , - ue ! » Ten ray LR Tone ape = ‘ace a y exerted me Men c r : SS SSeS a ea . Rows | : {ms % | | Se aon é ne : get, nts { u : rt, i ) - < "Seen mat FS + ¢ iv. Riss ¢ om — = @ rad : : iy # Y . as 23 ae x . - RON? w— wis Agents. between 9 70 to 10 no. nf OR ae sin ae ee thep. CAbany oR? si ~4 STENOGCR at ; — nalix tre a sae le e F *ecrabie: garage. . D : | MORTGAGE Co. oe 1, "oa Cabang "ioed.° 2) PEL RA SER Seca OES TAP pice able aad pools ges: | Sera poce Pleumes’ a = Avi Se = 5 o = pe : “i Sng ~m AL -MANENT Wa | aa L ba mest ee. | = ae _— with or with it | RI da aug e enced. 4154-N_ Newstead "s Baza : “ae ; MERI ATS Theor DER Rrat Ber cau? a - MAin S055.S0s8! lith and Locust Sts : rok We ees. ESS sabes —tepntis oe Rund? Pare . a" iat De meat apnea: ’ pe - aT mdz : - - 49 Q@nc il a. past. “alah gpd nom oe nite - . & Se # oo taie ne leah

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SUNDAT. A‘ .¥Y 22, 193%. ESWOMEN WANTED — --—~ ‘© ta scorn = iy Vi ANT ' L634 Arcade SLADY — Expo for downtown store, to sel] la- Peaayv-toO-wear; ave ox T-146, P.-p, 4 Ee , Are of ex De? PO re life's - . : —— ntl room ior te home for ne. GR ies nel eel ‘ front rome tlemen OF 112 inten ance . 4 gt ro punding® Cal icl uthwest end bus, @cosT Ay ™ i . 3 i a> 25900 ROOMS FOR REN T, With or Without Board—Is the place you have been seeking advertised today? = ee Ao a ee, 80) PocT.OTsepra % ~ CNS . 1TH BO aRD—CITY Soaxh ee _ ROOMS FOR _RENT—CITY . o— 2? far eis ROOMS FOR RENT—cITy ROOMS FOR RENT—Wes= RENT—®© ex a -_~ ROOMS FOR RENT—Weet _ ROOMS FOR RENT—South , o— Foe ROOMS FOR RENT—Wes * & + 2 gr 41f2—Best tome cocking hot water: reasonable. call ROOM HOT b «i 4. BOARD: REASODX- ard hy rr ec UNSTER 4fi+— ome rR PL, 4102.-Roon running water: ?} * 4319-—Peautifi:! wate orn l«: - — en XTON. 4924- Le Ww deau- reasonah'r > ard cw | a et ments reasonab-e. PD ahd MMs FOR RENT—CITY _ SPUL FRONT ROOM—Te : "@@eoral'e gwarere % 2 *a) home with ar without kite? "ee Forest 598M GENEVIFVE , ¥ _.) b att - tr ras hea * OnERR, 4863 soms, eoutner ahi HIGHLAND. 594° rooms. mrivats AN TSHET Laf@y eas phone: $8! Box C347. Pos'-Dispated. FTARADIE. 4844A—Nice privale family. : a" encetnpacneinnagenacineneltaannceteneeaaaeaneee Southwest ‘ - ROOMS FOR ~*~ - —. * z = ry =. * nena reat ‘ emi ag _ 773% Vex wt Maes § ' teeakfasat serwed opthomal cy rex’ FY ee Rb par 40st mks ‘N 44°74-—Neat. euhet ream, : eHere hue : tt. j 7 . ae Se i, WASETING TON S847 =—— Hoeoseheoenina Mw. .™ ~ INGTON. €140——Lange secemd floer hb, Utiyate DAtR: geptiemen «Se » efT\c mney. 9 ' . ore Setinetie, : well ,etereian Gs eee me rien rt a8. ‘ +3 ht bam Y ee 9 + | im ms anes itug ‘ : jee 5 cqeetaimneatrcieggyen onan, taaeneapitiane it a | VW ASPINGTS : frumt head ae on ted . a oh ova? “yor as me SET ; ‘ and —— ie “ A a’ mR eS MRA TA Washi Ne TiUN 4001). Room, hea i? : wy een wil ' ¢ , ‘ VA Ashi xvuiT \ Pw a | pee Prac § i ee 7” Pe. oo oy (eanecting hewée ra ek Poewre: Peed TRON aay e® as Oe a 3 : val getilwemen. ‘Mac at WASHINGTUN @241—Beaeuttal 2 ocd 4 pepole, ewvervtaine furuise Meee tne ate me ORR! ae cm 7 . Re tte howe hea Wilk &livies- oo See. ee@atice MF a a% * “oe bew PIBE tt) abe ra hes Sairr a apes dion. . deal Saaeimenetindiin te, odie . hai i epee “tae WS AS) se.” t AAS . Q be 4 a | tf gentie » PAravtew DO Aw z= & beteite. bet end lt gy me - ~ ~ ey a ‘“ aver W asting on —- a > ter wre ~~ ie. le : ee Ay I oe ay iB Ne ‘ ‘% en m wad tw WESFMTN OPEN Aey Pi “ee foe WESTUINSTER 4c: =. eet oy AY Sa WESTMINE TE: SATs ? aeckheeT ag rien Liecei! 6446 e7} a oS Oo a eo ee inet We paiatetnasmemmcee ‘ li eee Coie . _. poet esreotioanal ewrnw 6 $Y. refes chews. ee eer ear 2 4 ? wih a o SW hep Ve RI peat Wwe nes ay = ieee ee ‘ * age ON, AEA 6 Wed & eae ey. . ~ ay ~~ . a pe ONLINE NE: Si le A AY ty Ml. ee >, ant 3 a& wy Piel eumeied Ws. ae = ee tice : a ete ~ SA. By 6 tis irae ale eT idee don YI PD 5, - Yi “ ee - al Al ies 2 od Pew > ep ance nr Atti as e- rie sali hing As tak, Ble ceca ti eased Bejiee Re ee oe hotesoe “ig Ott Mapa aye a * re =e MOM Pre tet gen x AD. -scmiee 6 Me & Ao te paling tee cian, wis ** Ye pew “ 1 ey 7 Hr eal

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OMEN, BO YS and GIRLS are seeking employment—PUT THEM TO WORK. se ee uit oe : Oe tae. sv 350 MEN, WC nen omen IST- DISPATCH. MS WANTED FARA ALE F ARMS F ROOMS FOR RENT—W ANIMALS ANIMALS POULTRY AND BIRDS em =) re cee Missouri | — West NIM. LNT 50 1 _ fertile. in| : te | a Chicks “For Sale e ~-hange for 8-tamily; aisu 4-family flat, | — en ry. : 70-ACRE EST: TATE LOCAT TED Dogs and Ca ats For Sale Maries County. is8oul “ Est hy —— . ’ *urti he. tas ol and = ats For Sale th’ Ace re lit 1 (hiel ‘ riwoms. asin . - ” ° , 2 ‘ _* ; ; farms —_——— ua Ts be Vud erreed . } . Aco { oo as .G FA RNG! VE & Pret itd, — en see J! i Vuillan. ; VEST MINSTER 50 To SAGLE HOUS jon tb id. | POLICE. . DOG—Pedigreed. Dr. | "Smit owed oe: norne or | tito cuchohae Boa NN, 12th si. rentin (oo ee irom St Lou ON BALLAS S ROAD t= = Jot. a ae | EAGLE— A. rte: siane ¥ “ye aa ° 3 ee tn ~wandot! mixed. $3) rjer | 3-3 room flat, mt B tO ni rm } Chick: houses, cistern, bured well. . ifiloors; lat iy? : Liesthte Kelvis a MiNS a : ) ~L ‘ ae ane = ‘ ra cS eC | ¢. . ; rue ' ’ lin ' sayy} y > ; ; } hite legheorn bens. SUYU puilets. M. Bro pCR" ‘ run zie ' ‘ : — a tide rs } ce eije ‘ rei ' » - yi . : : ’ i *} Yr 3 4 Mi: LARN med Pe. ars atonal oe 4 ni. ‘- | holi, Ham ours, Moy. (oy) n wee OH ny . lied sy bath. Wa ‘ r, nr! rkK¥ wood. QO Lt , 4c" i x nT ATLL ALE OR TRADE | Se ET FOR 5S wae WANT 5! o LOU acres. very bani ae RIES i... 6euuipped l () U » FARM—iiz acivs, Union, & yUuIPL N aW L yW P RI Eb e oe FARMS FOR SALE tor poultry and dairy. or will trade fur! | jie i i , id ‘ ' . 4 - . OiuE! bs 103 it } acres on Gravois re 2 MinADO REAL ESTATE. CO. UO. oP at ACREAGE—2U i. . SCHMOLL. 7° (hestnut. GArfield 80941. JHES Huston. (‘Ava * en a a ‘ i ARM—40 3 acres, ¢ I Fen i. $7500; i . UU wali iV-acicec , AR “ egies is. Li. ‘ ie f , tires \ ; r ie | _# iat J : : CMIiCntil ' oa | me > i] f Sennen iy vl tad as i : Pu Litcii if Ayu: eruie, 75 ‘ 3 Ho tic Guaranly ic UUW, BLU ‘muntuly. ig. Diecael. buchiald, Weaderfa) Oe tne vend, "nas mod: cae ioe ted Ta LOIS LEE CHICKS | FIRICCIO acres, ear Jennings, new 4 j Mo. : ___(Bu) | St. Louis. edlemsens isle tor & C 7 j ; m mit os oid, | j | é — 4 ’ 44444 - . oubeidte © ai : : »: g und suitab!) C FARM—140 acres. 30 ¥ lev CuiTtI’s ated; ern 4- -room go und ouibuildings, S all Oo : 2 ind ria uned « f : tu : >, - ( ; - * | : i . “~ ‘ 7 I a suse : ~~ aati stock, chicken hoe : m up In . T * ( Nebra ( ; Hu ISkY E; SIN row Nn Su: j $ion an a ze i j ‘ Cave, Sugai urcnhard, run-uv ‘erehbard wf over 5,ou young trees, a& Vine ~OMEILA NIA NS—Growl nd UPTCS: | Eom | world’s best and heaviest OS hin Cceee Wide improvements lougs to neirs, 14a miles | \ary of 2000 grapevines, complete set of POMEKANIANS rown OP gs met Fro ke Of wore sg ve yy ater | O25 Ti laranty Bldg Siure: price laste one - pp. Mivier, jarm implements, a geod Ford 1-ton truck, Watched Glenn HG z mt i se aOR wget 1s ni FAR: na eres, hou! fron teelvilie 4 gued saddie horses and saddles, 1 Shet- with saddle, 2 good mules and ~ varage, |land peony - , “ gh yc niake. (harness, about 50 chickens and ducks, | tiss ise 30 F n xvod |pome pigs, ete. Vhere are ~ fine streams | eet F aud running through this — also .. Dretty i -lwaterfall and about zt acres 0 geod | G d. timber, good fishing in summer, good hunt- roun ing in winter; price ver) reasonable; will consider trade for city property. FRANK H. TOBE), REALTY CU.. O47 Gravois. Riverside 4108. " MERAMEC RI\ "ER FRONT a io group aba | feclville: n Forest Park, after & and disa ppointment, motor cContrivang feet from the ground iurnp of trees and ag and rescend @ fe et from the rushed to the plate eR re ) CU, crowded about the Minorcas For | oF iis ental tesla: Gnueual evcorte sildings istern running ‘sprit umerot ioe ae a hvensiene H. Curtiss, and cong MINOR S hens nat peter: | y Ev 3 q . ecg N Williame ied ‘| dry; % ock south from of i : tore ape . * * i ‘ee > _ ae aes , ait ated | 1 on what Was, to then. ‘ - oJ a ee aes — _— ~ » o > . ¢ mamta? Aiade : Plymouth Rocks For Sale ‘norm: over 300 fruit trees: on Telesraph | Kimmewis lo ene __(c9¥)| the Meramec: © fie a : A eas - s Tess : e 73 I : ‘Ss : wees Of! n = ; a & ; UST ECKMEIER CE. sf j ag T 4-room ie, -Darn, - pe — first view of aviation, : YOMS -NT—Colored Lyle) el Birenand . EL. ? ae tae see é Bene e, ates aden 1 oo n houses, good water, plenty fruit e afternoon : .s -s pre “ ‘ reg tn ; | . } . or} *Ft} h} "aude. } Dk act oT bet é ‘ust Mf Manches ast G ay Of the St. Louis : i“ ipa ties . i ¢ ( a you: : in | rs est of Ballwin. : ‘entennial celebration, D3. , , , CREAGE — 72 Ladue rd. extension, | Jf someone bad thes a a ' . " ‘How long before a fiyer wil : BE gee Drhe from the Pacific coast, fly t» Swperries: price §LU. Louis, then to New York, and & Gna & CASE RLTY.. Ferguson, Mo. (c ~ Paris: Curtiss would. pee 5x1 rLESS RD. (near Rich ~ Gfrove)— | 7 s21¢, 9 few years.” y «room bungalow wil ie bath. the oth: even in their eat ae a ia + i: wil over the demonstratiog , would have shaken + iat i engel. Weber, 3539 S. Grand. LAc. 9544. CONWAY ROAD corner, 10 t ~ Rn ds ae Sale ind high, school; well improv ae 7 aRM ON AND SEAR No. 61, Mu 3 at Curtiss, in his farm betweet rry Lot us and F rn nete n "on icnway 61. F ARM—5 acres, Meramec River water | celebr: appearance ne eantin food fishing, sticag fcror | fronts barkain: 20 mules, (325 ‘Chestnut. | “Dever got off the grammes | gen —y a widespread BIRD SEE! - St ht na! | 1 ispatcn , | | anyone had flown or POULTRY, BIRDS sound: 12 Ibe. $1: large sweet rape same |FARM—0 acres, modern bungalow. ai" | “Ste. Genevieve County, Mo.; 2680 acres. | Charles Co. Mo. | News movies, though n0tl se: 10) for § in pay more. | fine truck patch. Bt aan LN pat vate one-fourth mile f ae Sam pnd otk | 35 acres, with large ake. stocked. | known, did not have the agua . : ite - on] carry the conviction, tat @ now do. Newspaper readen i been following the experiment Wilbur and Orville Wright Hawk, N. C., and had real flight, three months Louis visit, at Mineola | rv ra Mehiwill ; the case of any other Mall. one Site 0: is would have convineed peo Bet | ss but many simply had tease fii ee aa Pas, = - | : | 1. , | : : | | a Greve Riv. 3100. in order to believe it. ’ hicks, cali FArK\ Gti c 1 B=- iif : ndreasoere RI @ of the a tars tn | tier, Oe dee ee } ‘Dilliard. Festu ‘oo coe naan dike SeSOe.. ; St. Louis got its first Bi, _—* CHACKS, | 454 —- 2 we derf ‘oliers: rains = iol niy _jus ‘ iil f m1 fo. ‘ , Nac! tracts on c rt n ra 30 destroying demonstration the ae aap ~ rieG_ Ninhiin a | ; barn and r outbuilding ok woihihnen- husienie of fan (eel FE. SCHNARR, Grover. St. Louis County./ lowing year. On tie apa , Ki neon of Sept 10, 19, & Thomas Scott Baldwin, 49 aN if cash.| SpaatnG Floctasal , old. a veteran hot-air 0 Pastrov! vane | EX RES—SELT. OR TRADE and parachute jumper fev) Just 1 ts near Bellgfon-) heavy red plane along the front from Baden & ar oF LTOR. 208 Tittle Guar, BL | and return, and passed first 07 bovis COUN? and then under Eads and cha : 5 miles to city. So2> pee acres ley bridges, & Slee eee . repeated since. The Post-L had arranged for the flight engaged, not Baldwin, but © Harmon, who had sent £ his substitute. | That thrilling scene on thee thr ne he lat a §-room hon mm act ' nt aroused an ea Mitssissipps thane: large barn. 3 chicken houses. mi : pn Eig Piano nang . meal and the first St Loulns W ‘aster! - rv? Paaa SURDIVISIONS ROOMMATE ne Phe . firn lest “ghari } : ct eiive Lc ne ANA] Al : ; mn erf Lion! none ites ' ces ne tab silo alr te vite Wo “een we on smi por ap eco paar Lad fruit - Pi@RTs Do ra. meet, held at Kinloch Park. Di Z.. ce ih every wilt oo” tnots a “ened | ehut : n j pte st “daar Big nels si nity farm nat | gh» acled Station ‘Louis County, in October, & ee i j nN} DAY TY ? canwgTne hor .* . miatr 3 7 ‘ - nt ir -_ f ts an é ") / 1s, ms 4 ha. . e gen QC aveie =r R. . vst ay - as a notable success. . 3 ie PRICED TO SELL iting flyers took the air ia ¢ EMIS i : => eee . a a h Sock. And i, tl L Naa n dai q 31 : 3 es Re ais C want} - n traptions in which no one, —" hatte a r POX MR RIEY, ‘UPPIbES—Males, $6 { lea ' if eres if irs. vou: mmnon Mis: + "gg eee nce — vil 3a — ik Ng eae - . ou — an) ‘rr otherwise, would now risk. : 1 hom nfort and b . 4 Obear 3 . it res. neta! ACREAGI 00 buys 20 acres. 3-room | gara +" tidus ieee elena e or limb. Another and 7 meet was held in P9th and & Texas __. j Hoxsey. an “ace” of that day. re Savurday. M = ag | the distinction of taking Cob gix dars later. ch estigate pes: | dore Roosevelt on Bis first air a cane . ae oval Galt sston | There was almost eq Se terest in Hoxsey’s flight with EN ROUTE $50 PER COUPLE. ra 1} - Phone | Dozier, wealiny patron of Shai SRO TERA Pee hias, Rewer | ing and aviation, as Maa Real flying, in planes of # what the present type, © PROPERTY OUT OF CITY—RENT the next two years Soot @ H —)-roon ne: %, ’ . . 4 Kk FAR ¥ pay “y" “4 r ™ ~ bat ‘it ' : 280 acre 1 fenced. good N-r youne | near gen se : pwns . Mo../ ington University next fall, Fal cil i 71> mn whey wer: . Beare ft att — high gee ¥, a re ae ey ht se ct Urs Wta.—Clean, health’ desi? am hey ' eur es, eee : rm. ones: also rabbits. iinea pit dome — - 7 Sse rt en * et | = 10 nd fruit trees r. Horstmann ao 160 acres Potosi. on hig! ee, -* A Tets, riceon fic rom: everywhere t, " Pn ae : ag ‘nal ‘akon t Ter : a ta logue : Lt ty. ; , > | Way, yours $f erm cagh $855- p. — i ; tes set for en Spot cash. National Shop. 3101 Olive. | Trine Sho, in vaine 7 ee aes Bernama FARMS AND FARM LANDS) Farx—mic sacrifice 98 = | tect’ title.” Owner, 703 Olive, room 1330, | EOT—Norh Point Block T. ict 337 77 | nations are June 1 Sa” RA ITS OU STE Gee erate imbia, M _F. ARMS F ) canst cottons she A mM) eC a ———— | Blethrvod, Camelo av., Lamanda Park n} 12 and 18. g | : | Tr: a TE POLICE . eR TS OR RENT land: 3° tivation s impro | $2 H. 875 PER YEAR : ember 12 phicheat ensh privee Cal an |, WHITE POLICE DOG SCTAL FOR SUNDAY | CHICKEN“ FARR —- ven wire fence: SBS per acre: DO | yisO-Rey jfarm: | Warren | County Mo. | Se ae should be made to Oe RARRITS ws Vea PIGS TO tin . Onin” o a om . 4 net r nd our eghorne Dear roa iT Narton. 110 — . on 5A ner re. wna oe, Spee son ) : 2 Mis . — wistrar. is announted. State price in =. letter, or call. Centr: ) . : ) | ede isla edie: light i ie i | Pes | Se . | KOTSR a “heset: vi ak 6 Can ale A Sith SCs 3 pare yin 7 Bird Store, 600 Frank! av FeTel) } e kentn imach of St. as - “Whit gy es ety Ta ————- "ARMS WANTED te creas. | Sot Se. See 21th, OURS posers anton ines bead — . ann Ma a Dogs and C: F Sal , " guages NI OW PRICE! = . ) tv | fe) ha a 7 ~ omediatinn re ry ; AT Rie DAT. ES. Thoroe ug? at 3 -~19 “Snox H : ti . ic? : . ‘2 ) aad , ‘ > 4 2 ’ f 4 ; i> : 4 : 4 ; 2 a ' is An Hlliand 455: ; ‘in ty i ' : ATREDALE PUPS—Thorouxhbred. 405 E WEQ I pin ' ————— + es art , — nN C-1i2 — ; dat 4 +4 . “ol ' cotts ve cate Mary. O80 South Br PEARL NERF ha : ‘oat-Dianatch cog) | joi Von ffm vem otte tes |. , ‘ ue — * * - : ' ~~ ‘ : : 7 ia ‘ ‘ ; , ao diel ie ; , >. as oe , NTIORA hl PNs__ 7) 4 at » Ww ; = ‘PE HATCHERY Cat : RM , ; — 7 no gy a RA } arm m , barn: | | . 24 ae ta ; : . evnet POME. May of nl ohn & call bwe fi} . 1 ss en: , _ hon . . - . ' , mee if _— ss : —- : ol “t ia¥ ‘ Ps) rie , . 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What the eels LELL mM the acco-Vanzetti Bartolomeo Vanzetti By FRANK P. SIBLEY A Well-Known Boston Journalist EOSTON, Massachusetts. =s HEN Judge Web- ster Thayer on April 9 pronounced sentence of death by electrocution upon. Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti for the murder of Frederic Parmenter and AIl- essandro Berardel- li, paymaster and special policeman, on April 15, 1920—within a few weeks of eeven years ago—his words echoes round the world. Scores of thousands of people sent messages of protest to Governor Fuller of Massachusetts. Such people had ap- parently accepted the ex parte state- ments of friends of the defendants as the facts—as dangerous a conclusion as that of the other side, who believed that the courts can do no wrong, and that juries are infallible. Comparatively few people taken the trouble to seek information from unprejudiced persons who know ihe facts of the trial of these men. This is partly because there are so few unprejudiced people; even those who attended the trial, starting without prejudice, speedily became partisans. The writer of the present article re- ported the Sacco-Vanzetti case for the Boston Globe, and attended every ses- sion; attended most of the hearings that have followed through the six years these men have waited in prison for their sentence, and reported the arguments before the Supreme Court. One question frequently asked by honest seekers for the truth in the Sacco-Vanzetti case has been: ‘‘Did not the Government prove beyond a doubt that a bullet taken from the body of one of the murdered men had been fired from the pistol which was found woke have possession?” If this had the case, there been no doubt as to the justice of the verdict. If it could be beyond a reasonable doubt that had fired the bullet,-no identifications, no» of sui.” That settled the Sacco's been suid have ej ,OWN Sacco'’s pistol so-Called mniortal would have fact fact “eonsciousnesks been needed one alone would have of Sac- co's guilt HERE was ae production of doubt, and this was done by ex- pert evidence—and was aided when one of the State's witnesses later that he jury confeased had deceived the Court and Parmenter and Berardelli were short just after 3 p. m. on April 15. 1920. as they the payroll of more than $15,000 from the office to the factory of Slater & Morri}} Company in South Braintree, Mass At the autopsies, bullets wer: found to have pierced the body of Par- the as to nis Opinion were carrving Shoe two menter, and six wounds were found on Berardelli. As the medica} described the wounds tfat killed He: “Bullet This was a .2 examiner and the bullets ardell{, he fixed upon ") NO. 3° as e fatal bullet ; , i} — ] e Cai De! bullet intend- Page Two. and Nicola Sacco. ed for use in an automatic pistol, and the Government centered upon the identification of this bullet. A witness of the murder, Bostock, found on the ground where it cecurred four empty cartridge shells. which he gave to Thomas F. Fraher, a superintendent in the shoe _ factory. These shells Mr. Fraher turned over to Captain William H. Proctor of the State police. who first handled the in- vestigation of the crime. Captain Proctor was the first ness of the State concerning the iden- tification of bullets and shells. He testified that he had been in the De- partment of Public Safety for 23 years, and a Captain for 16 years; that he had testified in more than 100 capital cases; that he had examined all the cartridges and pistols that appertained to any particular case, had pushed bullets through the barrels of pistols. and had measured grooves and lands James wit- in pistol barrels. Of the four given him by Fraher, Captain Proctor said, two were Peters shells, one was a Remington U. M. C., and the fourth a Winchester W. R. A. shell. When he received Sacco’s pistol, five cartridges were in it; three were Rem- U. M. C. cartridges and two United Cartridge pany cartridges. HEN from bullet, his and he through a shells ington were States Com- came the bullets taken Berardelli’s body. No. 1 Captain Proctor testified, opinion, of Winchester make, belfeved it had fired .32-caliber pistol, because the grooves on the bul- let made by the lands in the were .035 of an inch wide, rifling had a right-hand twist. was, in been Savage barre] and the Four other bullets were from a Sav- age, he thought, but the ‘‘fatal bullet,’’ No. 3, he believed was fired through a Colt automatic of .32-caliber. It had a left-hand twist marked on it. and the lands had cut grooves .060 of an inch wide. He said that he and Captain Van Amburgh, the other expert witness for State, at had fired 14 ex- perimental shots through .32- Colt sawdust, the were recovered. bullets the empty. shells later became important exhibits in the Case He had received in his weapon, the Lowell Sacco's into caliber automatic whence bullets and These said that three of the shells he rom Mr. fired and one shel] a different weapon Winchester W. R.A Kraher the same was fired from This shell. were, opinion, from the and he based his opinion on ‘the looks of the made by the firing pin of the pistol in the primer of the cartridge. Then the Assistant District who was this Which later seemed to be framed as part of a care- ful sequence of questions. ‘‘Taking that one Winchester shell.”’ he was hole" came a question Attorney witness, from examining “and fired vy you and Captain Van Ambureh: in Our Opinion, the marks on all seven consistent with being fired from the same & i said, coinparing it with six shells are weapon?" Left: ture of bullets passage “I think so,”’ said Captain Proctor, “the same make of weapon.” Nobody in the courtroom noticed either the lawyer's use of the word “consistent,’’ nor Captain Proctor’s evasion of the statement that the cart- ridges had been fired from the same weapon by saying ‘‘the same make of weapon.” ' Then came the question, ‘‘Have you an opinion as to whether Bullet No. 3 was iired from the Colt pistol which is in evidence?’ (This was the pistol taken from Sacco.) “T have,’ said the witness. “And what is your opinion?’ “My opinion is that it is consistent with being fired from that pistol.’ HE next questions, having got “consistent’’ in, seemed directed, when understood, towards ting it out again. “Is there anything different in the appearance of the other five bullets (those other than No. 3) which would indicate to that they were fired from more than one. weapon?’ ‘There is not.” ‘Are the appearance of those bullets consistent with being fired from the same weapon?” ‘‘As far as I can see." “Captain, did you understand my question when I asked you if you had an opinion whether the five bullets were fired from the same eun?’’ “T would not say positively.’ “Well, have you an opinion?” “2 have.” ‘Well, that is what I asked you be- fore. I thought you didn't understand. What is Opinion as to the gun from which those were fired?’ “My opinion is, all five were fired from the same gun.” It sounded like the ordinary Straightening out of a clouded point, done with frankness and sincerity by the District Attorney. One the present writer, noticed Captain had said he five bullets came from get- you your reporter, that the belleved the one gun, but Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Above: Typical pho- tomicrographs of two pistol shells how primers are in- dented by the plunger. Composite pic- three showing hon they are affected by through a corroded barrel. William G. Thompson and Her- bert B. Ehrmann, coun- sel for the defense. An Analysis of the Testimony Give, by the Small Arms Experts Which Proved So Important in the Conviction of the Two Massachusetts Radicals, Sacco and Vanzetti — a form of words that he could use. He agreed to say that the bullet was ‘‘con- sistent’ with having been fired through that pistol; his mental reser- vation was that it was a bullet of .32 caliber, and that it had been fired through some Colt automatic. would never have said that it came through Saceo’s, because he didn’t be- lieve it did. This explained the use of the word ‘consistent’ before the direct question was asked, the repetition of it as to the other five bullets, and then the change to a direct opinion that the other five bullets actually did come from one weapon. HE second expert for the Government was Captain Charles Van Amburgh, an assistant in the Remington U. M. C. company, who testified that the No. 3 bullet was fired from a Colt automatic, basing his opin- ion on the left-hand showing spent ox Judge W ebster Thayer. twist and the width of the land-marks. The other five bullets, he said, were all fired from one weapon, and he thought — because of peculiar mark- ings on all of them —that that weapon was a Savage auto- matic. Coming to the shells, he safd there was a ‘‘very strong similarity’’ between the Fraher W. R. A. shell and the three that were fired through Sacco's pistol in the test, in that on all of them the firing pin in- dentation on the primer of the shells was a little off cen- ter. There was also a slight ‘‘set-back,’”’ that he had not said that he be- lieved the No. 8 bullet came from Sacco’s gun. It was not possible in a news report to comment on this, in Massachusetts, and even to point it out in this particular case would have placed the reporter under sus- picion of being an associate attorney tor the defense. No Boston paper remarked on the difference, though the point was vital. HIS trial of 1921, more than a year after the murder. In the spring of 1923, Captain Proctor, who died not very long afterwards, made an astonishing affidavit for the de- fendants. He declared that when he examined the No. 3 bullet, the Fraher shell and the Sacco pistol, he found absolutely no evidence that made him think the No. 3 bullet had come~from Sacco’'s pistol. He swore that he had told the District Attorney this, and had said that if he were asked the question on the stand, he would be obliged to say he saw no reason whatever to believe that Sacco’s pistol fired the No; 3 bullet. This, of course, placed the District Attorney in a predicament. The de- fense knew that Captain Proctor had made the examination, and if he were not put on by the Government, the defendants would promptly call for him. In his affidavit, Captain Proctor told how, to relleve this situation, he and the District Attorney agreed upon took place in June Post-Dispatch—May 22, 1927. a flowing back of the metal round the point of the firing pin. Then he was asked the direct question: ‘“‘Have you formed an opinion, Cap- tain, as to whether the No. 3 bullet was fired from that particular Colt automatic?’’ ‘IT am inclined to believe that it was fired, this No. 3 bullet, from this Colt automatic pistol.’’ He said, supporting that bullets fired from this pistol showed a long streak, close to the land-mark, made by a ‘‘rough track’’ which he pointed out inside the barrel of Sacco’s gun, and caused by a rust pit in the barrel. The edge of this pit would score a mark on a passing bullet, and some of the metal patch of the bullet would be left on the in- side of the barrel. There was ‘quite a collection” of pits in the barrel, but he thought one was markedly promi- nent. On cross-examination he ad- mitted that the location of the pit, in the angle where the land rose from this opinion, the groove of the barrel. was the ordi- nary place where pits occur in any gun not carefully cleaned. This. was the total expert evidence offered by the Government at the trial itself. The defendants put on James E. Burns, ballistic engineer for the U. 8. Cartridge Co. for 30 years. He identified the No. 8 bullet aa a Winchester bullet, which could been fired from either a Colt or a Bayard pistol: it bore the character- istics of having been fired from a Colt, but he couldn't swear that it was, be- have Dedham court house after ad been pronounced. He. the death sentence cause the bullet had been deformed. He said the bullet showed an “ip. perfect land,”’ that the groove on the bullet was wider at the top, or front end, than at the bottom. He explained that a bullet starts from the ‘‘chamber,” passes through the “‘throat’’ and into the “lead” of the gun, before it reaches the actual rifling. If the “lead” is fouled by metal, or corroded, on one side, the passing bullet is upset when it passes the corroded spot, and only later con- forms to the true lands. He showed six bullets which he himself had fired through Sacco’s pis- tol, and pointed out that not one of them exhibited the deformity of the No. 3 bullet. And, finally, he gave the opinion that the No. 3 bullet was not fired through Sacco’s gun. The five other bullets, which the State witnesses ascribed to Savage pistols, Mr. Burns thought might have been fired from a Steyer gun, a for eign pistol, as the Bayard Is, He dealt with Captain Van At) burgh's citation of the flow-back of metal round the point of the firing pin by saying that this is usual, and one may get or not get it, all the time using the same ammunition. As to the in dentation being off center, he sald it is practically impossible to get a plum) center blow, owing partly to the flow: back, partly to the contour of the ‘“anvil’’ in the primer, and partly to the necessary five or six-thousandths of an inch toleration in the cartridges themselves. As to the scoring of the bullet by a pit in the barrel, he said he had with him 100 bullets that had bees fired through ten pitted barrels, and that they could not be identified one from another. HE next defense expert was J. Henry Fitzgerald, in charge of the factory's testing room. He also said he believed bullet No. 3 was not fired from Sacco’s pistol, and that the land-marks on it did not correspond to those on test bullets which he had seen fired. He called attention to the “slippage” at the forward end of the land-mark, and said that no slippage was pronounced on the test bullets. Nor did he see any pitting marks 08 the No. 3 bullet that would correspond with a bullet coming from Sacco’s pistol. Later in the trial, a volunteer wit ness, an expert, appeared for the de fense, adding his opinion that bullé No. 3 could not be connected with Sacco’s pistol. This was all the expert evidence oF fered at the trial. Nearly two yea" later the present writer, coming back from a murder trial in Maine, fell iat conversation in the train with Albert H. Hamilton, the gun expert who had testified in that trial. The reporter described what had been testified ™ the Sacco-Vanzett! whereupor Mr. Hamilton declared that on the face of it the No. 3 bullet could not have come from Saccos }p Later, he got into touch with the defense counsé in the Sacco-Vanzetti « and was ea gaged to make an examination. He did this, checking his own ob servations by having Augustus H. Gill of the Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology make a set 0! measurement® independently. At a jearing on the motions for a new trial, MF. Hamilto exhaustively into the matter of nierometric acale. He was answered by Captain Van Am burgh, and Thayer denied the motions in toto. case, istol, “ase went measurements on a Judge Another view of the school house ruins. \ By GUY FORSHEY Of the Post-Dispatch Staff CARROLLTON, Illinots. NNIE LOUISE KELLER was au average girl who grew up in an ay- erage small town and became an av- district schoolteacher. During her 23 years, few. oppor- her to be anything else ‘ver came her way. There was nothing 0 distinguish from thousands of girls and country never thought of her- a heroine or a potential hero- Neither did her acquaintances. ey ever thought about the matter a all, they mused vaguely that Annie Keller would give a pretty good ac- cOunt of herself {n any situation con- (ronting her. but they did not offer concerning potentiall- Those who knew her at all, knew and people, as a rule, don’t exceptional possibilities to *rsons they know well. The erage tunities for her other small-town teachers She self as ine, Tf ¢} “a tr fOnjecture pe les her "pportunity for Annie Keller to” ‘lf a heroine came only once. ~ Was enough. Out of the South- : ame with a rush and a roar on zt Wings of a tornado. There was DY an { to.think. But in that nade the best decision she {+ 5G = nstant knew how ‘ NOW to make and acted upon it. Aen ner One 4yON ner schoolhouse came down 4 SWirling mass of storm She died without even re- act had saved the lives of Indeed, it is probable | ‘ast fleeting moment of her Aap: felt she had failed, ieee, Ua were against her and the =a a pupils were in her “© Was dead when it became desperate effort had sue- had Weckage. Wizing he, | if { hildren ‘hat in th. COne she her how, a Cfeded *, ne Knew only that effort. ee the site where the ill-fated Centerville School stood, three _ * Southwest of here,. they are '00m F ities debris now, to make Remor. 2 hew building. To the ae Annie Keller it will be a laced jn A bronze tablet be. deeg wid OR to commemorate her day win a on that April ~~ 8he huddled her children on and met her own fate stand- (hem. UDils of t) Object she Made the Clea: will o 1 Uf Me floor lng OVer Before teachers and © future it will loom as an Of devotion. Acquaint- ‘“mber her as a heroine now. years they scarcely suspected wie of her courage, but they “ing that they might have ex- Of her after all. “We can see say, “that it was just like Por 25 * they “Oly is the scene at the bend "a6 where stood:the old Cen- “Oo. Of all the structures in Of the tornado which swept "ral Illinois on the afternoon

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estimony Given Ruins of the Centerville ms Experts | school house 9 Important on of the s Radicals. ~,. ea a Po. Ty ~*~ ks) Oe. Tee r os 1 a oii » mpi lyf, * FO ene : eee » a 4 after the death sentence e bullet had been deformed. d the bullet showed an “‘im- and,’ that the groove on the ‘ “ . ” a = as wider at the top, or front = bad n at the bottom. . > as ) ae. plained that a. bullet starts %. “wi ) , B + rd Be. “chamber,” passes through Oat’ and into the “lead” of before it reaches the actual] If the “‘lead’’ is fouled by : > eee) / r corroded, on one side. the , ¢ > ad bullet is upset when it passes , ks | - alate u OS er wn | C Oded spot, and only later con- : dnother view of the oo ‘ | , ‘ the ‘rus lands. vhool house ruins. owed six bullets which he had fired through Sacco’s pis- By GUY FORSHEY pointed out that not one of Of the Post-Dispatch Staff | | otectin h hild furt d t : , on protecti the cniidren furthes ‘eady i hat s Fas de hibited the deformity of the CARROLLTON. Illinots ae leaving F . II h Ili - ee - Mes - : oe in re e A : apparent that she was dead, and, . RROLLTON, Illinois. April 19, leavin 4 4 rith her body or blocking their flight n the stress c isas fforts were bullet And, finally, he gave NN OriTer sa te ‘4etims and hun ’ nite e eT, t e nots } 0 Si 4 ee se i pe NNIE LOUISE ‘um “tims and hun- . through the door. The frame of the centered more on caring for the chil- lon that the No. 3 bullet was : rt . ; rrr ~ . : a : . zl ‘ta . ’ 3 ” , , * le ’ 24 ; KELLER was LU reds of devastated doorway, hurled down with the crum-_ dren and searching for those who were eee eee O48. | 4 rhe oomes its wake, none . Country School Teacher, Hling building, caught her as she stood missing. Nobody seemed to know ex- lve other bullets, which the | : : t ] i there. actly how many children were in the esses scribe to Savage on Ge sun? i le ; Nee aiid’ ' 1. ai , itn ascribed tc avage ma] +) sre complet , ae . Virginia Powell, 12 years old, was building or how many had got free ¢ rns thought might hav . on 7 ‘is tae) Pt , } h ht nl O . — , ‘al +1 : : Fabaceae — oo ee i OUs y nearest to her when the building fell and run away. There lingered the fear rom é Stever f - ~ gh a ey ' ¢ ‘i . ow P te . : " ol, as the Bayard ! : 0) her. Since 7 d stood | f | P / W t} and had cried out a warning when nder the ruins and the rescuers kept er upt S en c the coal shed collapsed. She had then digging until all the 21 pupils were ? 4 e "« . 4 ~ rn, @Calt with | Van | uring he, ; there 10using genera- ¢ 1} a * ro . ih f > . ‘ . ’ ,¢ 1? “1 ‘on « 1} . followed the teacher to the south end finally rounded up or accounted for. Citation of th ow-back of years, DDO} ‘ion afte: eration of und the point of the firing pin wpities for her ee anvthineg the district’s you Its > Great Storm Struck of the schoolhouse and had thrown lephon lines were all paralyzed : , “ . ae , ’ ” } ' ’ ‘ ‘ . ’ , g that this is usual, and one ver Came ne} re I hj Palit *T becoming , herself on the floor with her 6-year- MJ ne t ado, so Carrollton Or not get it, all the time using i distinguish her from thousands o rackec . ‘oldy in —— old brother, Howard parn oO ‘recking of the C owell, | , ; | | | € ammunition. As to the ihb- Her small-towr irls and try — ” All I heard her say,’’ Virginia tol dlle School until William . r ED a ste — dy Petes one of the 4 } a d schoo! until {lifes n being off center, he sald It = 5 tnought of her nd weatherbeaten pupils. ally impossible to get a plumb low, owing partly to the flow- artly to the contour of the tee pee eee partly fo : couldn't get to her. I called to het ho ck and wagons essary five or six-thousandths Aeller w uid giv good ac residents as the. best-eq T country eam | and she didn't answer. > th 7 , en toleration in the cartridges , ae chool in thi ‘e State ! , par ; ai Robert and Thomas Black biles impossib] hey dressed the ves. ne ‘was for us to lie on the floor. when the frame of the doorway the her I heard her cry -‘Oh!’ I Four physicians hurried to the scene, was caught under a pile of bricks and but they were force to travel on : ‘ pe a 4 dt. OE PASS PEM BS AAR A a IS BR pea ERIE hit SoD? ay 3 ‘ +7 4 ard Hobson, who reside or Ins i juries the chi n and examined the scoring of the bullet by “eCture concerning her potentiali storms fo! ») years is marked Dy a -¢€ ~ hundred yards away, were the first 1 tne boay | he teacher. Besides a the .barrel. he said he had es. The > k her at al) e1 ister 1d mangled heap of rubbis! ce “a m reach the scene the disaster m 100 bullets that had been « i1,and people. ag rule. don’t ly he southeast and southwest —~ a 5 "9 Blacks had seen . ~ bls ae 71?) sembdiance Of a Waii ase Pp oq utes > peer Pag ee ee eet ee We ect Cee beat, eae ee rough ten pitted barrels, and By could not be identified one ‘SONS they w wel! hrick. shattered 1ework, ll fae = a ' , é; , t : chan nother. “4f Opportunity fo: mnie Keller to splintered joists and strips r™ ; n . - i oe d . ; Th a , mee 1. aa } , : “> ¥° > GI Anr . an a . WT} a Pe ee ee , . - : ‘ 4 CKa e mis aa ; | ) once. : : ? he floor . the ground fe ier = EGIL, Ass ; Se WrecKaR oF: naw. 3 > ~ ae Wi = J T os — } . . a ‘ : | “ rr o¢ r + tings li ’ ? ™ 453 : - : - , At “4 * gp * 7 ‘ Ne Mew ook first to See w at had heen E next defense expert as ° . nN! ugh. 7 it r a South- See litt 5 f 7-2 eme>rree patneticaiis : be s ee : : - sf . ‘ A Aah Oe \ ‘ = AC 4 - Nn ‘ rawis as an ex- 0 hoolhouse. A good rez enry Fitzgerald, in charge of “al Came with a rush and a roar on om the litter Sj | %ir,ar o as? onounced on the test bullets. Children ee es | ee. i ee ee ie iin that KeVantatinn conter Wich stressing scene that await 6 a | ) 7 Spee Ye NEN .d them f the children who l he see any pitting marks oD ‘0 the last fleeting moment of h f eran . iim of i iia + the air was filled wit] t would correspond eioOusness she fa} age re we saint cance pe aay i : a ai te eee: a nies a a . er , | it she h failed, of Annie ller, every child } : Livi! adeodri coe sean 98 i pass on ? onl iebris were screamin} building got t alive and none even nomas home ana Li BOW aah ASUS EL, gr iti a : ‘idly this wavy and rial , or wit- ats. 6 ¢ suffered injur! m0! er scautes pissge a ails api sai : , ee ee ned to talk Some a verentee! vee was dead Ne] OC i oe and minor la ation noug! They iid out that a c\ destruction was Out } expert, appeared for the de i er emma : Meee be atned 66 tea. cout Where = tightened deer inte adding his opinion that hullet ) nen eG ce The noon hour ) it % _cheggomea lo ie = —. a Se cas ona pero oe ue theres ware ithe fellauen be connected with ide t} 7 ee eee @ PUPS were ww: : . ee | were stavil he wreck assed “ages ss sae seat nace le had manazea ss 1 , } 3 Nuiit . ti ia liet coming from Saccos 4 2 inbutes were ; fet: we “ee = ¥ — was all the expert evidence 0} ubbish Half a dozen ,? . 4 . . : r f © > rianaec af ) f >: Three : collapsed he hurried % ee aia accel , 2 * : } 7 74° . ; j i = ‘ mn €o? d bd ,OW D Unde] windows at their . iidin ill-fated of April 19 three section of the country hildren residing mearby The others, rank: a ns | spa | | ee ae ree * tO ee eee Sele i : ee pis pire oe a oa aa = 2 A vey sali i es 4 PS Re oa Coe ee: ae eget a Fy A piel heen. Sa tS iran » he ~* , . nad eo nie Keller it wi indoors by the heavy the gun expert who that trial. The rep what. had been testifiec Vanzetti case, where) oe Ty n that April n declared that on the ‘ace th 4 sne huddied her children on 3 bullet could not ay her own fate stand- a mile west, had bri Sacco’s pistol. Late! re teachers and and remained with them. It was too wet even for the boys to venture out ~ fro not more than Fr a 2 , ee basen see ni) of the ual : : one across covered the er’ ody, sev- ‘“‘Annie Keller School.’ Parents and er and the collapse of the school- room. had she taken al! eral other ! / arrived, pupils remember her with deep af- on foot, on horseback an¢ } fection She was talkative an¢ and wagons As the chi jolly and light-hearted She was a good teacher . was always ] rei e dq : »h i ay ‘ f 7 =) ) \ s ; ae . : t r > Pr } » om roan kh , +7 a Pk a9 - 4 > . saad i ) e S¢ 1c - ee . ; . ¢ ; , 45 { ier a 4 vy ver hil ot tno 4 Neit! or) c she he master es ntarcengenrr id eae weet Weel" 59 miles an hour its swirling, self, was like an office: | juries. Miss Keller's body given mu ugh er hads —— ~““OlLY Is the scene at the bend several of the children at ine : ike offices f their infu 4 Caic. ” bal ‘ ‘ tol em & ; aan _onT ~ . ‘ ’ »> , .. - a a micrometri: aca 4 nere Of the old Cen- lows Saw something that old t : to 500 miles hour The coa] shed in } f the soutn enc \ ss Thomas home It was more than two ners } 3ut when ' emergency A 6S bag F iie en) : 7, . : them A few yarcacs + 7) 4 ia ‘ bi ‘ sat ‘ sd . ; wae ~ ; ’ hafar — siai otewna . A , a os : . e ape i | ft ee gp guetta ao t ij a small i caught by the outer reachea’ of roc : d dire lv in front o nol before a pohysicianb arrived and arose it took het than 10 seconds he afternoos ame build fe used as 8 coal hed, 1 ao t nced her dead, but it was al- to prove herself 7 shed oa!) It at roaring vortex and the center of door t seemed d : | S rt) ‘On | I frame building used as 4 coal day to ‘ vedi ee eS ee ae house itself. From the southwest the think it over sh rh sad hb oewir is H wal ; of 1@r CH} oy > vy ; . ‘aving Augustt * her courage, but they the tornado was cc D with the speed better decision ere cies aie ape Fo dug out they were lo : ip in the ve- when the ad ai as . , , , hicles and hauied away to their homes doing something for somebody else tsetts Institute of + — hat they might have ex- 7 ae. *Y . : : 2 , % a set of measuresver” | | rte! lL. “We can see : (he ‘ ‘sg, iney 1 RO Rn ARE RE IE ORR LP - ) vem to buggy and taken to the hadnt had much cha! to be a twisting movement anywhere from 300 | lal s men in DUBE: ete ~ “+8 a Noe ar rrr 4 4 » +) vile Oe rie Rid nciage er a 4 ¥ ete et SRS 8 em i! cate USE aes AR, algae eis: “yen + . - . d nied idge Thayer ge" : Re ee oe ee 4 by Captain Van 3 rne i 4 . hagas on Ba * ~ vi * ae PMR ne afternoon Sunday Magazine—-St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 22, 1927. Page Three.

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The Moral Effect of the American Victory at Saint Mihiel Was Incalculable, Says the Allied Commander - in -Chief in His Personal Narrative of the Great Conflict. a ¢ tess-.. & ESSEM Boe MANCVER ~ BERL NS * ccignn, ALLIED OFFENSIVES Sages ‘e FROM JULY 1871918 Neege TO ARMISTICE NOVII* a j gY “sa “> - a . f > - 7T * 4 cyenerdai Pe S/TiPMt Occupalrore Dt /F s ww ta pit Ferdinand Foch. ie Tugged Nature of 2 effective han particularly difflesi. he pivot of the a Americans’ attack wa ApUNVGN I ¢ in “ MEZIERESRmme_2°. : . , oon *~ >. ‘ 3 ‘. : A FERE ras 3 “. 5 LUXEMBURG , \ o~ ‘ ee oe | —— *em omaee ts 99, MARSHAL FERDINAND FOCH } e_ . Unication, 7 is aff, : ‘war , , . . 4 ) the Franco liatson officer between nee oy o Y P : | \ \ ‘% 5 \ | . serned 1¢ | . } / ritisn m1 i Ameri ar pa § Q to Bernard Desouches, Army and the Amer- Service in France) iring the winter of at the age em we: , : = . : aed loa > from Cambrai a eee . ~~ “ . : i . : — ieee j ti. @ Cc Se@®eeece ee ee ; : @eeeeeeeee® d , ; ’ . : ‘ a . = “i a he low-lying marshes o eecane =e ean’ oe j : ; f Pa 4 8 RoTCL! - ing j 27S of today the will of ve PAR I of 25 ¢ Gays of coe Gaeeae Go eee @rcor an¢ é file, every dif- tasters nor the slaves | : : } under the result, per- the mixing military statt nme the course 7 iil afl u a» - Bii Dature ; ied beyond the vere stretched ot f By JULIUS KLEIMANN we Saint Of the Post-Dispatch Staff ISBORN. Missouri. WAS the morn- tly 7, 1926, 1ant-Genera. effort and of the Ar- zieres line, ermany's railroad cos lay directy a eho ers [rom ise Deen offensive of believe, by @ * 2°) stone | acre estate Americal - it miles sout Oa- we none ¥ tne Page Four. Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 22.

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Sarah Sues for Fifty Years’ Wages The Old Negro Servant of the Clinton County Duncans Is Awarded $24,000 on a Verbal Contract She Says Was Made About ’68. H. Clay Duncan. as any of le never s a word about wages d we never thought of ; | “Y 4s them for her 1 considered liv- American 3 27 9\\— > | ¥ \, } for us. As were t! Serah : | =~ . | | . . sus yp 4) ley 3! | rom raising : | Se- a | to me. She shickén iry products, tak- ~ tm, ape Meebo marion aa ie Mette Ar Duncen | | | : . | 3 , ; mean went to one we, Gata. Mie ae yi0. ai the age the relatives WY te = > te ee of 25. | | : , - ind I stayed pes WR. CIT Steg anien ® Pt ae enougn Rey Amb Cad aiways ‘anco-Bri By JULIUS KLEIMANN Of the Post-Dispatch Staff te ratley er epee Ange EMRE RET AEN naepeae ae, Ae eR ROO Ra tee Sarah as appears today. Aah hore, jr eae Neve, me Ke RMSE ES % aan igen tities 0h awe meget, bi els ih dane BAP sab eet eae & Re eM oe ee eee NN 2 tot Ap geet es Dict ane reee Aan usenet 0 ’. cor tea Re. Jit > te Dm me ¥ Spain’ . mee a pM eiRRS te eatitonk ses Shs: AGE. AO, a LAE ¢ ‘ Sadat . Set ADE Ws. seg TM, OSs i ites | Sls TES eee The tenons BE Se Nf —% od treat- Pre Sie ap ee nip AA Page Fwe. Sunday Magazine—-St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 22, 1927.

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, Murdered aggre = | * Ma. The Sixth in the Year Selected by a Group By ERNEST Events of Just Ten Years Ago Retold in an Exciting Narrative by a Young Monarch- a a | the pre ’ ast official ist W hose Father W as Bis : ie | isner parts. Won Massacred With the By GLEB E. BOTKIN (Son of the Russtan Court Physician who was murdered with the Czar) The 1m Derial Russian family Meda sted the av’ office wear, thinl wear I fi Wongs role Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 22, 1927.

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The im perial Russian family. nsternation th: ps had been stopped at nd placed, with house in town in Juls burg o find out w! nperial family ng at Ekaterinbu "Tk" } ovations. ine } ee few days before MQtured by the Whi ter investigations ‘em, 1 asso pe _ , ~4 " : are at Ekaterinbure prisoned in a smal! ; 3¢ by a double fence 14, | rc ¢h Ot Oro Nijiations thev. were . er the Ua i? was (iI Yourovsks ind with ’ . A » tenes siete, ps murae!l pe Usa st : i hy, ¢ 7 5» rv, 7 : midnight nis thep , told Liie¢ ss ld be transfer! J , + bh Yr OT dered iit ads " omit? nere aw Ad * The prisoners They waited : aa ~ amis - , "ha es _ Fr)) . e ‘GC urOVSKY, ToloOW¢t rushed into the the Empero! The Sixth in the Year's Best Short Stories as Selected by a Group of Magazine Editors. By ERNEST PAYNTER lank and the Admiral! fieet stood cabin door, approvingly preparations last official) iner party. Wong Irpassed hiin- son. The monotone shina, silver and line: a ‘ur stars of his rank. was relieve d he colorful decorations. The center- niece, & replica of the flagship done in nowers, Was a Work of art: the place ,4 tiny bDattie- hips, cruisers and destroyers The Ad- the color of tne sea yrds were in tne s% stv pe soted the favors ontinued mass of correspond- Was routine: occa- importanc. dipnee 48 a ie en To hon om SnaKking As + ; , r nnmorTr 1 pe ‘ Aue i One week "eCORNIZES N'! believe “You wear all medals teward Army Gene! > o* mm hie Wear m carried a beseeching have to that the Admira! Generally, he kept box given him ure There was the Medal of highest award given by his Country. He had received it for lea ‘Og his squad through a breach in th Great Wall at the time of the Chinese Boxer uprising. The pendant ibar, éwarded in lieu of a second Medal of Honor, had come at Vera Cruz, when, inder fire, he had advanced fo the aid ofa wounded marine. He had picked me man up and carried him to safety The livid scar the Admitral’s ‘orehead was a memento of a well-di- rected bullet on that occasion Vera Cruz: those were the days’ He had led his battalion ashore and through the enemy inf “ord’ How the Britishers, three ested = street dele his > . “98€ Ships were in the harbor. Manne : “énned the rai} cheered as fat bans Yankee boats Sped shoreward British Admiral! We’! ) 4, had Visited Grier, i. } "Airmish, he sat But Sir Christopher had “gone out in style.’ The American Officer had not i.e > . thought much of the idea at the time but as he had heen promoted to Rear Admiral, Vice Admiral and then Ad- miral of the fleet, the proposition of “Boing out in style” had conimended itself more and more. ‘To go out in stvle.”’ Aye, that was the thing. But how? He had prac- tically stopped going to the club On his infrequent trips to Washington It al- Ways saddened him to see men one time, had wielded almost ed power, now reduced to memories of past glories) mumbling Of Farragut and Dewey ’ * as ne would + ne Mumbling of Evans and Sim E gazed curiously Chinaman, who was ing in a few davs. you going to Wong?” he to the “NO Can say Mavbe go Have got one couai maybe go the long, anyw Wong sh Maskee NI »% “Not by a darn sight' get fossilized soon enough wi out living there But | any plans. Not a the world; not a sou! to care whether I come or go. Well. as you say, ‘“‘Maskee'’ From every point o ner was a success. The Admiral — hre ~~ lIt¢hannoa} a perrect naost, and, aithough f view the missed “What as the worr! about e tender came fternoon and loaded r lighter They can fill up and be re out by noon.” “Very Wel: W anchored? “Close to the beach: breakwater.” As the Admiral joined the one of his guests stepped to hi “By the way, Admiral, isnt that vase on your buffet a piece of som very ancient Chinese porcelain?’ he queried “Yes: it's of the K’ang Hsi. It was me by a mandarin for whoa ypened to do a favor during the trouble.” Ederley just told me. An ue dealer has sent me a vase quit- i € to yours, and he claims it is neient and valuable. I must it or return it within a few buy ays. I was wondering if it would ! nossible for you to run up to m¥ apart- nent and have lunch with me the next ime vou come ashore. That would give me an opportunity to get you! i opinion on the vase’s authenticity he From every Y point of vier the dinner Ras dad success. a “Yes; have vou any available”? “Sorry, sir, but I just sent the patrol boat out to the hospital ship with an She'll be back. in about “How about shore boats?’’ ‘Two or three of them are tied up ir regular landing. One of them charge of Harvey, the man wh» used to be our chief bosn’s mate when we were at Queenstown.” “That 807: He Was at Vera Crus with me, too. I suppose he’s retired now?’ I think so. I haven't had a chance to talk with him yet.’ S THE shore boat swung along- side the landing, the Admiral stepped into the stern sheets. As the boat gathered headway and sped down the channel, the Admiral rose and made his way forward along the gunwale. ‘Good evening—or, rather, morning, Harvey,’ he called, dropping lightly alongside the helmsman, at the same time extending his hand. Harvey looked around briefly. and then, hunching his shoulders, averteu his gaze, deliberately ignoring the proffered greeting His face was un- shaven and haggard, his clothing torn and disreputable. ‘Don't you know me?” persisted officer. ‘‘I suppose you never saw in civilian clothing, though “TI know you, all right.’ muttered the man, eves dead ahead. “Well, if vou know me, why don't you act as an old shipmate ought to” What are vou doing out here—re- tired 7” ‘Retired! No, kicked millions of gallons of vo] stored up there. “That's liable to wipe out the town,’ declared the Admiral anxiously. “I don't like the looks of this,"’ con- tinued the Admiral, gazing intently shoreward and then at the ailent fleet Even as he spoke a mass of blazing oil boiled over and, flowing down a gully, poured into the bay, where it flared for a minute and then died out. UDDENLY from the flagship there burst a string of lights—a genera! signal, answered immediately by ship in the fleet. Slowly the Ad- spelled out the dots and dashes. ships — get — up — stean —-stand—by—to—slip—anchor.”’ ‘Good work!” shouted the Admiral. Again a mass of fire-laden oil bub- bled over and raced down to the water. his time-it advanced a considerable istance into the bay before dying out. ‘TIT certainly don’t Hike that,’’ mut- tered the Admiral to himself, and then he gave a shout of dismay. ‘Good Lord! How about that am- munition lighter? If that goes up it will wipe out the town, harbor and fleet Here, Harvey! Run toward the breakwater. There's a lighter full of powder out there. The crew may.be asleep and not know anything about this. We'll have to call them.” But Harvey, spinning the wheel hand over hand, had _ changed tiie course of the launch and was heading back toward the landing. “Did you hear what I said?’ de- manded the passenger. ‘Go out to- ward the breakwater. I know just about where the lighter is.” “Like thunder! I'm going back to the dock!’’ The Admiral, removing his coat, placed it on the gunwale. Hastily hé tore off his collar and tle “Harveyv’'’—his voice was almost conversational—'‘either this boats go- ing out to the lighter or I’m going to \ F i Pb \ \} ; launch darted | akWwatei hasten- ing along the decks. The fleet, swer otner Came no 8ign of life, much less of action “What's th matter with those people?’’ fumed the miral. “They're supposed to have a man on deck all night. I can't —Look at that, Harvey!’ With a thunder-like roar, a Niagara of flaming oil poured over the top of the reservoir and down toward the sea. Tumbling, racing, heaving, the boil- ing mass filled the gully and ran over the sides. All the hillside was ablaze. The flaming torrent reached the water's edge, seemed to hesitate for an instant, and then for a hundred yards the bay became a crackling, searing inferno. “Go alongside the lighter, Harvey,” -—the Admiral poised himself fur a leap—'‘‘stop the engine. That's it. Steady a minute; I'm going aboard to wake the crew. Stay alongside until I return.’ Leaping for the lighter, he clutched a stanchion, hauling himself aboard. In a few minutes he hurried back. ‘Return to the docks,” ordered th Admiral. ‘‘I'm going to take this craft to sea. Can't afford to take a chance of her going up here!’’ Harvey gave no sign of obeying. In stead, he began to climb up the side of the lighter. “Did you hear what I said?” de- manded the Admiral. ‘“‘Return to the cocks immediately!’ The ex-chief bosn's mate, hanging from a stanchion, his feet still on the gunwale of the barge, suddenly straightened out, giving a backward thrust. The smaller boat drifted away. ‘You're crazy!’’ declared the officer. But his eyes shone with admiration. ‘Now you've loat your only chance to go back. I'd courtmartial you if I could and we get out—-and we may not get out: | A few loud blows, the clank of chain rushing through the hawser pipe; and he lighter began to drift. With reads stinct, Harvey had slipped the : hile the Admiral started th d took the wheel. And now wave after wave of blazing oil poured over t} harbor Was a Noises. ARVEY, snat . . Cle. hastily Rushing along deck, the Admiral looked for a brass plate that would in- dicate a flooding valve Ah, here it was, with a wrench cleated alongside A few turns, and then, stepping to the hatch, he looked down. A slow, lazy gurgie from below announced that the water was pouring in and over the ex- plosives Lower and lower sank lighter: higher and higher rose water within In a few minutes danger would be over—at least the danger for the town and the fleet He gazed apathetically as the lighter continued to submerge; he inter- ested solely in the safety of the fleet. As far as his own fate was concerned, née might have been a casual spectato) And then there flashed into memory the final words of a former navy hero “Don't give up th hip!’’—and here he was dodging ting under fire “Here, Harvey: uy come! me a hand to cast this motor adrift When the lighter sinks. rractically dory'll float clear and we'll We'll beat this game yet shake a leg!”’ Hastily the securing lines were off: the boat cover removed, gine primed Everything was The two men stripped to the derclothing and climbed into the smal! craft. The lighter lurched drunken- lv to port, back to starboard: steadied even keel for a minute —and then down she dropped, the dory floating free. Panting, perspiring. the Admiral spun the starting crank True, the lighter was gone, but some smolder- ing spark might linger a few seconds: long enough to set off the whole in- fernal load With a final cough, the engine started and the boat headed sea- ward. Searchlights from the battle- ships had been playing on the scene and now tollowed the motor dory UDDENLY there came a mighty crash; the bottom of the ocean seemed to rise to the stars and fall back; a huge mass of yellow flame licked out. The Admiral and Harvey, in the boat 300 yards distant, were seared by the terrific heat: thelr ear drums were almost split; they were blinded by the concussion and the wave of acid-laden smoke. The boat spun around as if twirled by giant fin- gers, hesitated an instant—and, bow first. plunged down. The two men had seen the end com- ing; overboard they went, battling fo their lives. The Admiral rose to the surface; automatically he struck out, at the same time looking for floating rubbish on which to reat. A boat cush- ion swirled past. Eagerly he headed toward it—stopped and swung around. A faint, gasping cry had drifted to- ward him Off to one side, Harvev was beating the water with one arm: evidently the other was useless. Aa the Admiral headed back the man aank. Lord, he was tired! But he couldn't let Harvey drown without at least making an effort to save him here he wes. hia face contorted with pain, his sound arm barely moving The Admiral! felt nimself going; one stroke —another—Lord help him—one more mighty effort—now he had an arm under the helpless Harvey. Dragged down by his burden, mouti: ot . . i7 _ and nostrils clogged by the oil, he swung around to get back to the cush- wae it rest ion. where he could rest Rest that He had been strug- ears gling 10,000 vear he coul make it: he felt himeelf drifting t sleep . And, then, eager hands dragged the two men e@board a iaunci the flagship, which was stanc- ing by, lights focused on the rescue The Lieutenant in charge of launch gave a close ioo houted in amazed ‘My heavens. From the ‘Did vou get bot! . 4 “Yes, sir- MAR tat. Se tenia) on neaningeeee bp Ux py) alt = a . aa 7” 9 ROR Ah te : 2 : Prt Ree cae, ON a Mert sent as oy ¥ PN ve me ets olan 7 Ma gh a tee be BE ome ne a + 4 » ¢ \ u, ind si ii | wanted to save . G00 hapny be nite Bee ~ whi - pea . te D4 reo orand licking fre 'O} Ww ) - We a! . The two hi ” : “Uh.’ murmured the Admiral, his outfit—put on tne fte take one grand licking from you. Ho succeed. © ary SB “Ales vegra an “tne! re ) is ee ! hout it?” andle:. d : oe eee ee Lee satic st ace lighting up with the enthusiasm years’ service about it. handle; d “Kicked out’ Gor ‘d, man! “She's going alongside the dock KA A rawing up tion Th 3 —~¢ *" ? ’ }, » bs - : 4 oy He] TAS { Ph oY oad of water he showerer eso connoisseur, ‘this sounds inter- ad a a ; , ae : es A Reape farnaulin and sluiced it aion ti dent! > ; no! ee man here aren't many of those What's the trouble tarpaulin and slul it al tits ) on (eerage who had commanded tne iignter was as Pr | ’ . ‘fy? , ,* - You can try anything you want to ‘ As he spoke, Siowly the lighter took > > ; inn . Oy? I leiet.3 ; rds he fired upon the BP British, “Put up your handa ‘ 9 , oi * . ’ } — an Tes . cat » ae Ges > Go an«ss un £9 . : } " ' ate : the Admira! started a iOng, SWingkihe wat At peat gne could Make VUL iOUl has Li’ } a&8ec aiong wWre;re til 4 , ™ by } istant!s COnVereatin + yah Nessiecas pieces in this country, and I know’ come to see me about os heady se +“ “And so {t 1 { iol 01 where most of them are By Jove! could have helped you — whe to li, eh Cal t ga : "hy can't I run ashore with you to- “What's the use? | after the dance? I can tell in it all! I'll get by without th avy.”’ wheel and crouching C of the narrow cock- flaming oil reached “Sure—but they dont often fire In t aa as r five knota an hour Standing a crew. officers and men : " : . De = ho uppercut, which Harvey. releasing t: wounded. Severs to} low, dodged secant two feet above the wate! hight . he confines her screams, men clenched and struszx- And then came the catastr« minutes if the vase is genuine. . . 4 : ie . : a a, a “t¢h } 7 ~> » & . aed > . wn 4 +}, c he Empero! che YOu. and-in r Tres 11} that be satisfactory man with that much service nit the two ’ ; Y) is © Lil© 40) } . : é Pty - ? ‘ ** omen be Duchesses, : at the to] net “Very much so—lIl it isn too muc” must ha rushing by at What was it? “Oh, the usual thing. Got Broke my. liberty ve been a mighty eood reason gied back and forth Suddenly stepping back, the Admiral dropped to his knees. As he went ing waver. One of these smas down, he grasped Harvey by both legs, the side of the lighter, runn! down h he swaved from s&s! the men crashing to the deck in a tan- ran instant the helms- tarpaulins, already smoldering raised a huge wake of flan! Grand ie trouble a : ' 4 thick black ol ‘Not at all. not at all. I’m just as father, 4a maid ty ees ( “ interested as you are. | : | the decks and across the nat : { 2% 3 ‘ givin much i 4 aia ivinr From the huge dreacnough lucky if imes—42 days the last one. Picked ) am id SREHS WO hours later the Admiral mo- up by the police and returned to the gled mass Fo ut their bones, & , ‘ing m. | and ™ tored to the fleet landing. He Had an argument with the offi- man was dazed eat a “ was in high good humor. A care- ‘er of the deck and walloped the act- ing from under | ‘es who are ful examination had disclosed that the ing master a. arms. I'm glad I'm antagonists prostrate BOGE. , fs 1; items eae 6 sit of contentment ] Oh. vase was an unusually clever imita- out!’ But his tone and appearance The Admiral! glanced hastily around lighter — atin nies . | _ 3 . . nei r Bers ntment so clever that it would have de- a mInonkey gerous; we may gO Up any) i the Admira. s Lace ‘* . ‘ m 4 . ? " - thunder of cheers from a aA ae € 3 ae. ; m ~ “ a - SE ee eae eee — one ‘ P . : . at r ‘ } , ; a The Admiral, squirm- to burn furiously thenate: rising take the wheel oing of the flames a nearby forest, sU ~ / »! ce ae 2A, eo nae aya carnio* or eamine tae IEEE Midbuedaass healers pia , et a an ne cen Sa ee Re ae es, 3 | wriggled astride his Harvey open the valves and try to s he also struggled to his feet objects which esc: ee found ljater and 4 aa APA NM ML de SANE oy NAR hh NS belied the words Just by ’ ? 7 vr 7. . te aiaieel } ; rs | ¢ y ¢ iw r* a YY ry? 7 erert ny a “I'm awfully sorry, Harvey If wrench. And, Harvey the Admiral again ex enapped rect hi ‘tHarvev.” he erated, “its you or tended his hand—'‘this is probably look at that!” the fleet' I've got a monkey wrenc-1 ; } ' } , a & . 4 mn? nr } - fai a > y f 1%) From far up on the hillside, over- here. Your word of honor, or I'll send or be blown uj} as end this way ind bitter stages ] ’ ier atOR- se Siberia to Viadivo® k ; 5 : ng in the antiboise : I assure you, and I used tion; 0 iO0k f a Orward t ut. really, old ceived any but an exper ‘ 1 defeat *D, if T had my Wa! i prefer goine “By George!’ he murmured, as the final deies: Out ir | s : “ ieht 4 despet! a Myle Ye KNOW ke Nelson strolled toward the landing, “I might —— §————- YY) « a = }’ ’ ae - . 4 ae = position as curator in some ' “ae to-——Oh, good evening, Buchal- thunderlike roar; a huge volcano —Oh, gor flared a hundred feet into the air. The as the patrol officer, with whom f ‘ : whole town was filumined; the bay, other for an instant ~ he there's anvthing I—heavens above. last cruise. I expect ¥ A baal —— , * . apanh “ung ] m : i at here 1 Quite rj ive in New York, * let i . - aj * , : : 1. . ie honth eee Ol Within six nave Uthe g} me oe | ‘ is. oir { hr < ,r. { , hia } - ter aePems astranee anc 4 wah i le with his fleet : 7 | . si " 0ined battle he had been shipmate at one time, has A nightmare. I am “Glad ttl h <S8emy fore , , " i as hrouk:! C+ , tieh f never have to live tnrous Deer ravien 3 vears you'll get a : looking the harbor, there burst a vou to kinedom co! t go my arm’: the fleet! Awkwardly, Harvey n instant ‘“] guess this is better “Going muttered “A man that’s 44 finds right he grow]! ) ‘*Yes—rves' But. le The two men rose and glared at each Then Harve: a ships, docks and shore line sprang into snatching the wheel. swung the iaunc) h : Looking for a a jagged relief. One of the giant stor- in a wide circle, heading her toward it pretty tough going, starting all ety) ‘ep age tanks had taken fire. There were the breakwater. The affair had taken in.’ prrie so secure and matt¢ a Vastiy super- oe: 5) tened up LarTN “Good evening. sit leet had nr ; . Practically Ship had are “ gone en r) rif . : boat. Page Seven. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 22, 1927.

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Cleans and Polishes in One Operation ijn, Saves time ‘Coat , oe Pa ee ee ee Re, ee ME RSA ae we ' ' oe TOSSES CP ame aaa ort: ON Peitrig a gets oe Wee aT AR See eaters Sap Fats SS 468 GAS Bae ht BAS ee #89 eye Thode Hae ty Rik ee Baht Seema Marie | Oe See ae ee es oe oe ee 5 fi i edad "5 aa: ‘rs 3 te ea, Fee ee Oe ot mad a 8 ry i REET AY SAG Ae Se. <2 bee ae Bs er , BR id. yi ai pee val = Te 548 ai a nee xt iad ou FIRM i BS Ee Px ‘tht @ PPP Ie So eee Ee , is he 2 eG RGR tee, Lae Pong Weak eis 6 1 Ae eer & Brightens fied Beautifies Saves Work Gives All Woodwork and Furniture a New-Like Lustre Saves Money If you are not delighted with the O-Cedar result your money returned without a question. IMPORTANT: ALWAYS USE WATER AS DIRECTED ‘CdarM Digs into corners Use O-Cedar Polish Mops to Dust, Clean and Polish. Use O-Cedar Dust Mops to collect » mn rind wg Aer a aera Nein % : at PUN Se Oe ee poe < nwt SM Ba ke ee Ble Sc : } Li a eee p.? + $ Y Be ph See La Pg aa ene Wonderful for oilcloth, linoleum and inlaid finishes (Bur - ACT lODAY) \ NE WONT w~ NOY ‘ToDAy a yr 7 / and hold dust from waxed surfaces. es a Biography From Ban- stat—d jamin Frenklin. So by ANJAMIN FRENKLIN was sopper vOTo gradually in a femily & itmm Wot de fodder was de pro- say @ a conseederabile as- harrig ment (rom huffapreengs ‘o hee Chg wheech Was wWerry poor ‘Leeste MUMstences hefte Wag Wot dey Was werry poorisn siow B stat dey should hev strub- you t@ itt-cake odder cheeckens grace | ider goozes. so in- berrel should nm “7 ‘color. ey For your hose, “undies” menue ordresses. Samepack- _, age tints or dyes all a: fabrics. At yoar Draggiet’s so waa EREE ~ Booklet fall of Bann. eas for beautifying your wardrobe tio = i201 Ravenswood Ave., Chicago =. 3g hh OW Ears ee 4 QUICK EARS? ~. Dey rs mean ‘ant aud ' vw atch the a. 4 «ha pew A hee ° “ : 3 v ; : . * rad her eel i - * << ” : J ? « —_ it - Ba ar av? ~ a Via “ Wot? 3 sea : 7 ° av. éan rot 5 ha ” ag me * aaa a ke, ‘Teatment for Deafness Fail -. ot aon is honed FRE al afnoe, vw ‘etter seking - ? re: i ee wi O« oenat q SPECIALIST sprouse, *° 38 . dg.. Boston, Mass should

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at oe ee ear . ND ee a EE Ore LT: - SAY 3%, ae ABD Stet 3 2 Sagh? bs or be ie Pe ar SARE A AUR te ‘si wHAT HO WOOPMAW - THE AX o a Fre ; CO : d "Pb ° : hee iil sine / / WAITING “TO DROP ts YY A “BRICK” ON THAT bd DEAR ‘HAT’ — ; PERCHED UP —THE WEEVIL. THERE CUrcé 4 + IMPORTANT: ALWAYS USE WATER AS DIRECTED 1 (Bur Act [ovAy NE WONT ~ NOY ToRAv pir t oa AY "¢@ Ba | aaa fe iy y's Ci" dt (hll va ae y le 1927 ey Inr cu Fearure Servicr. Inc. , Great Britain rights reserved + RIMEMBA. LIC FOUR CIFF (LOVA. WoT | WISHED FROM YoU I5 A y SICRIT FROM THE L WHOLE WIDE WOIL - &) Oo AY WISH HAS CAME \ €47 TRUE - Reali: " * cd , 4 es a Biography From Ban- stat——dey hed honly harrings!! Ps .. en jamin Frenklin. So by brakfast, witt deener, witt ‘ . ANJAMIN FRENKLIN was sopper—so de fodder would make Fi born gradually in a femily a lung, lung spitch wot he would | : Wot de fodder was de pro-. say grace in de front from itch . : | “or from a conseederable as- harring! So wan day Banny sad : J Ment from huffspreengs to heem—he sad so: mg wheech was werry poor ‘‘Leesten Pop, some Setturday imstences! ! hefternoon whan teengs a leedle ‘ag wot dey was werry poorish slow by de fectory so why dunt coco We U8tat dey should hev strub- you take a wick huff so you'll say Gee ‘thutt-cake., odder cheeckens, grace in de front from de whole tt docks, odder goozes, so in- _berrel from harrings et once, we should be hable we should tying on promptly de nose-beg!!" So in wiew from dees smot-creck oloz it got de fodder Banjamin a job he should be a happrantice by a For your hose,“undies” menufecturer wot he menufec- a cane en tured tellow wit | kendles witt fabrics. tapers witt wexes!!'! At your Druggiet’s So wan day de buss said: “Queeck o collect PREE—Beoklet fell of | Banny!!—put away dot. inwen- id : ‘ff r ane Sor beautifying your tion un gat hon de job!! We got axed surfaces. $201 Ravenswood Ave., Chicago a rosh horder we should making . pa | a boiday cake it i should conseest ; oar 2 BAN from ninety-tree kendles!”’ So Banny sad: ‘Yi ’ yi Yi'' For who OW Ears ia de cake??”’ Or QUICK FARS? So de buss sad: “Dev geeving to Chauncey M. De- pew a boiday pod- dy. wot it’s bs heem de ninety- Slow ears mean that you . n't Quite catch the 8Prike of what people are talk- ‘Ng about you lowe aword here and the aap Pee fee] prab ria toid boiday!! oe we your ‘So Banny sad: SOnstant ‘ iti rt s to hear, May Le “Wot?! Annod- le , ica w - age né ; der one??—Dots words. de feeft ninety- oe REATMENT FREE toid boiday wot ~~ Stifioult to proneriy de- nm DFOpersy Oe- | uy hed al- bamitthod Of Home Treatment dot gu) ee He, ll treatment for Deafness rady dees yirr:. > POStcard or letter asking for Goot nite!: I'm reatment will bring troo'!"’ ‘ O ivvin witt de kendle trost so he inwented lightning, wheech it matirrillized like dees: Was in dem days America jost a brencly from Hingland wot de Keeng Judge de Toid was im- puzzing on de columnists hall sutts from hunjost texes wot de pipple was werry motch insensed witt dees sutt from trittment wot dey sant to de Keeng a caplegrem ee Keeng Judge Esq. Bockinghem Pelece London Hingland Your Dirr Mejesty stop Is diss a system stop Deed it made vou grenfodder by oss texes stop Deed it made you fodder by oss” texes stop Ha stop So wot for you got to make by oss texes stop Delegates we haint got wot dey should be by you raprizzan- alll GROSS EXAGGERATIONS titiffs stop So if you'll want it should be by oss texes so you'll hissue a hedict we should sand to Hingland delegates dey should seet by you idder in de Houze from Pollament odder de Houze from Ludds odder de Houze from Commons Werry truly by you DE PIPPLE So it arrifed gradually a henswer sO: Sobjects from America Rigrat extrimmingly wot is hall feeled opp witt stending room honly de Houze from Pollament witt de Houze from Ludds witt de Houze from Commons bot in de Houze from Detantion is planty room wot it could seet dere vou dele- gates in de bast from helt Gradually by vou JUDGE III (Heemsalf) So it henswered de pipple medls ‘uk FEEL A MMMT DE Jukks witt queeps you mak- ing Ha So take a teep was by Sizzer a Brutus Was by Cholles a Cromwal Was by—Hm you gatting pale Ha Stemps you geeving oss?? Texes we nidd ha?? So to-morrow you'll make mavbe it should be on bridding a tex ulso so itch time wot’ll bridd pipple hair so he'll put on de noze a stemp wot it should rizzamble gradually de noze like from Cook's tourzz a trevelling beg ha?? Awaiting by you de ripply DE PIPPLE So de naxt day it came a henswer: Dirr Pipple Go fly a kite DE KEENG So it henswered so: How deed you gassed it Keed Dot's jost wot I'm do- ing BANJAMIN FRENKLIN So from dees fly- min Frenklin elactreecity wot he bicame ulso preenter witt heditor witt poblisher witt statement witt hautor witt hinwentor witt nuttery poblic. So hesites hall from dees he was ulso a cotoonist wot it was #0 goot de jukks . witt§ de queeps wot dey using dem teel dees day yat in hall de comic- etreeps MILT GROSS. the P -D —m € SPECIALIST SPROULE Cornhill Bidg., Boston, Mass. | should gatting Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 22, 1927. ing a kite it dees- covered Banja- > > PF PDP PW LP LP RING LARDNER The Right Approach Michigan Sour Milk Selling Pres. Coolidge Impressing David Belasco To the Editor: ANY books and articles has LY written on what is known as the ‘‘proper ap- proach” in business and how the nag of always saying the right thing when you first meet people is of supreme importance whether you want to sell them something Or merely make a favorable im- pression on them in a social way. It is a whole lot easier to worm your way into a man’s good gracious if you show him right off the reel that you know who he is and talk on some subject which they are interested in. Like for inst. suppose you was going to try and sell a farm to a man named Mr. Estes who is a bond salesman. If you went up to him and said “Good-morning, Mr. Estes, how is bonds this morn- ing?’’ you would have a good dea! better chance of doing business with him than as if you was to say “‘Hello there Mr. What's his Name, I forget what business you are in but how about buying a little farm this morning?’’ As I say many books and articles has been written on this subject and there is even some books on the market that tells you just what to say to parties in dif- ferent walks of life like insurance men or carpenters or haber- dashers or in fact most any walk of life. However it has been called to my tension by a friend of mine that is on the road for a whole- Sale sour milk concern that they’s a big difference amongst indi- viduals even in the same line of business and a conversation which might interest one undertaker and make him feel friendly towards you might maybe bore another un- dertaker stiff and spoil whatever chance you have of selling him sour milk or whatever it is you are selling. This friend recites a personal experience of his own which illus- trates the point in question. It seems like he was traveling in the northern peninsula of Michigan where sour milk is one of the stables of life as they use it to clean the dust off their tricycles. Well my friend had a tip that a certain butcher in Houghton was in the market for a large quantity of choice sour milk. This man’s name was Black but it was pro- nounced like the a was left out. He was sick in tired of the butcher business and his ambition was to sell out his butcher shop and de- vote all his time to marking tennis courts. My friend did not know this, nor did he know about the peculiar pronunciation of the name Black. So he approached the butcher in the _ following words, ‘‘Good-morning Mr. Black. How is meat this morning?” To his astonishment Mr. Black gave him a dirty look and had him chased out of the shop. If my friend had said, ‘‘Good-morning Mr. Bick. How is tennis courts this morning?’ they’s no question in anybody's mind but what he could of sold him a plethora of sour milk. So my friend saya that the only real serviceable book or article of instructions along these lines would be one that told the name, habits and eccentricities of every- body that a person was libel to meet, but inasmuch as the author of such a book would half to be personly acquainted with pract- ally everybody in the world it ain't likely that such a article or book will be written during our time. I would probably be the man best fitted to write such a thing as I know most of the people that is worth knowing, but am sorry to say that my other interests such as getting the rats out of our home and seeing that the madam don't light the fireplace fire in the middle of August keeps me too busy. However I will take time to give a few hints in regards to some of the more prominent of my friends in the hopes that some of my readers may be going to have dealing with same and is at a loss in regards to the right entree. OR the sake of clearness and Pr simpuicrs we will pretend like we have in mind a man named Haffle who is selling finger nail clippers and amongst his pro- spective clients is President Cool- ldge. (Any other article may be substituted for finger nail clippers at the discretion of the reader.) Well, if a person went up to President Coolidge and throwed finesse to the winds and said ‘Listen Mr. Coolidge your finger nails is too long but here is a little article that will remedy that defect,’’ why you would probably be escorted to the nearest exit by the entire secret service. The pro- per method which would undoubt- edly entrance the President and insure a sale would be as follows: ‘‘Good-morning Mr. Coolidge. How is your horse? And _ speaking about horses reminds me of a man that was very wealthy and had a great many horses but the woman he loved would not have nothing to do with him on acct. of him never cutting his finger nails. Now I am selling a little article, etc.’’ Or suppose it was J. W. Davis. “Well Mr. Davis I guess after what happened to you three years ago you probably ain't got no presidential bee buzzing in your head no more and speaking about bees that reminds me that I once shook hands with a man that was running for office and his finger nails was so long that I thought a bee had stang me and I would not be surprised but what that was what caused him being defeated. Now I am selling a little article, ete." Or suppose it was Mr. Belasco “Well Mr. Belasco I see they been accusing you of putting on plays that ain't clean. That re-. minds me of a story about a fella that his finger nails was neve) clean. Now if he had of kept then short they would not of been so noticeable. I have got a little article, etc.’ Or Magnus Johnson “Well Mr. Johnson they tell me vou are a dirt farmer and speak- ing about dirt etc.’ RING LARDNET. ‘Copyright for the Post-Dispatch Children Cry For. 1 CASTORIA Why Castoria? Years ago Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and a Syrups h were the remedies in common use for Infants and as to be almost impossible and the Castor Oil so nauseat dren; others all containing Opium in one form or another, but sodis- guised as to make them pleasant to the taste, yet really to stupefy the child and give the appearance of relief from pain It required years of research to find a purely vegetable com- bination that would take the place of these disagreeable, un- pleasant and vicious remedies that from habit had become almost universal. This was the in tion of, and the reason for, the introduction of Fletcher's Castoria, and for over 30 years it has proven its worth, received the praise of Physicians everywhere and become a household word among mothers. 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ho ? : 4 he . a | and that maciil “A (* Py > , and-made the best ne Sa, - nN Nave hora Machine-Made Tortillas Threaten Senoritas’ Chief Vocati atl : ; r ch th power never \ | | a — -y* ‘ y } ee } , r, ‘ yweaty hands do ener fou } i ahe pO Wer ' . - Newest Phase } ; : ne the 3 ) . / | : i — lhe Mexicans of San Antonto Vien [fits Vewe ' | laCAINne as TM hae “ machine-made, I remonstrate and | ie Wi ‘icrafts may s - é n7° te wW = on 8s set reas “ae thie hot biscults l Nave supers LOT ie Will eX plods : ha mD, Methods Wath , oe pics . | oe : duu ‘ Quantity ; recdiae froorl Met } ‘ it t ae | ; tes " , : ' ' were made With thie To! bhigt tht ive Deen in Mn | a o Werers of old Negroes eration i 2a! TOP about fo, . - > ; ‘ >} 4 98 ; Rs ‘ : . ‘tak “ i ‘ , j ;, ‘Va Mixed Emotions. orbed nin: un M - —sa Um UE The only answer of my Mexican bar- months, and | it has double i ‘ ; ? ry? ’ now ‘* ? he shoulders that 01! having } American we 4) : ‘ al : oe j -s ‘ . . y , . fs | ° { ij ' : \ VN oe int. ARS > _ , ; ; P } ’ > ‘a a Te a Special ¢ correspondent of the ; é a Wa ee. a , ¢ the machine added Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine. tend , ee ee | nism: ring t rile aved Phe 8 = ~s Bey: | ae eon one of its apparent t! tw ANTONI). Tex ' \ntoni, : eave af a Deeg) Bt’ ‘ ’ B F 7 be gua” ll a = ” ey ee, ‘ ‘ ie . 4 : 4 és i ia , * rae v 2 . : > ae oa : . ’ ‘ “Ta aS " . ere ae ; , , = ~ ~ . “ a ti)* ; Oro ~ Nhe a i) 4 " _. . ‘er . P ~ S a : \ wd oe " gs git . 4 Pe . eo eer ’ ‘ P 4 - " ? ' He > 4 i ‘ \; " — ’ : ; * - OP EO BAIR EOE LT ORO A DE Sh oe . ane © ties meow ee ROS OO Pt Be eee EE ORT ER tm 8 b 8 e ot Demet os en © ~ " 7 a ae * 0 . » 4 ’ we -? i * 1x8 I » Ss 5 ~) ‘y ae 2: ae | ¥ aR fy 4 fi eh Pee _ Ab ae ; was 2 . ' oe ’ A : a4 . ‘ : f “ ee . er 4 ’ ¥ , . : ‘ ‘ : « . , : ‘ ’ af ’ * 4 . ‘ + t Oren asimenee LL a i Ne i Nth te ee ly au Ll the ¢qualof , may be sure of that. Kay will be a treat — a delght—and your sandwiches will be remembered long after other incidents of your party are forgotten. Vexascan noman ¢ Kav has become universally popular almost over night. It suits evervone’s taste. ut that’s not surprising. What has ever been more appe- tizing or healthtul as a spread for sandwiches than cheese? , ° * ‘ if et Kay is mostly cheese —snow-white, rich and creamy — i aan Kratt Cream Cheese. But to this we have added relish and choice spices which blend so perfectly that we have produced a new product. wonderfully good, exceedingly tasteful. Pry Kay at our risk. If you think you have ever pur- chased a more delicious spread tor sandwiches, VOur dealer will refund the purchase price. That's how sure we are that Kay will more than please vou. Kraft Cheese Company, General Offwes, Chicago i soenolcom ae iene teehee adeeb lipatnenenmaatinanddemmaianhaninmmeattiiindieltasdt atu tk hm PRON LY ANTE SEE ANE BOS OI Cie PS PRN EE RN Smet Oe BAe mE a wes the is the Kraft trade mark your customers a And it ts your guarantee of highest quality and pertect flavor for price of Kaan m their every product that carnes it. When you see this label on the out- spread tor sandwiches thes side of a package vou will know that we have staked our reputa- m turn will roamburs fon upon the excellence of the product char is inside. When you buy cheese look tor this label that means so much to cheese qual- ity. Lou wall tind the following varieties carrying the Kraft label: Camembert — Cream — Nippy — Old English — Grated American — Pimento — § wiss — Brick — Limburger . } . j ' —— ‘ . : ath CP Ate Your rtegular is. and sold in one-half and one Quarter pound cartons, in packages, Mi wWuenti{ttes Can ~ + i : y | 8, Pee ae especially far jars and the five-pound box raft Cheese Compa p Te ; , ; oe Sunday Magazine— St. Louis Post Dispatch—-May 22, 1927. ————E_" ELLA CIN ‘ ——— —~ em —— — nn — ' L S * , THE <ityaD OF — INVITATION WE HAD™ HEPE WAS NOT PS 5O NELL LEAVE Te 5AME WAY —l HOPE Int THOUT REGRETS | ~_——“- ___ 7 *

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a machines which have horse. , ee 4 — eu 3 ever will have handpower. ‘ | ) SSeor en Carer: Mga hip of handicrafts may ‘Sie: wm BB t- y | bal fon #hich time will explode ae | (ae la machines have been i tt £% ey hs Saag sy ee ~ n San Antonio for about — . | ST LOUIS, MO., MAY 22, 192 : ur and the output has doubleq fa e, hew machines having been ert en A ey eg Uhis comic appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages B BILL CONSELMAN and ‘ i of the daily Post-Dispatch y CHARLIE PLUMB 1e passage o me the ma. ay triumph, although it sup. a | f Aes ; 1 \{ i \ Rt J\ = Onn med te tess the total Mee , Bs ea —_? Cr consumed in San Antonio at ent time. But with victory read “Hand-made tor | THE KIND OF Le THE GUY i i : ie may iiencs in ne VITATION NE HAD WAO OWNS TRIS 7 o- ELLA! LOOK { te LEPE WAS NOT PSN.P Y JOINT WAS ON A eee \\ ; , rants, and they may con RR Bice. umn EG WELL LEAVE THE / TREE VOU COULDNT & | ' e may hear the clap, clap. clap AME. WAY —[ HOPE TELL RIM —-ROM fe tN BG, | a-making hands for a white # fyiTHOUT REGRETS! & COCONUT! the huts of crumbling stone and sunlight turn to gold A Ju: -¢ x re * eae ae 2 A Neca ee ed yan a Sr eta a ; ; 2 . ‘ - ‘2 LF 4 4 ' § SSE TT - ‘% 4 a y é 4h bs ‘if is See og y, . i, ” i oe — +4 Af da “hs j : ee ae ; ae i 2 ee ‘ 7 j Z ; , | .% 4 ’ P J F r ; 4 eee) o , . 7 vy . is oe; Sars f : 4 t ° f , / Ey a x ; re ; ‘ a a re ‘ . he ie ' 7 as f Ps » ¥} > et : = 3 ape 2 é / " r , Lt “F ty j ts Ae 3 : 7 ; | ; - q ~ ‘ f ¢ - Stet > aie ae a, SR - ae a8 « vy - aie Be oo Cad - Needeiestiecaee conte et M4 ON arene Dl, 9 ey d Litt pepe St theag PLETED LAER + oo a y ; GEEGOSH! ALL THE LIGHTS WENT OUT! GRAB MY HAND, BLACKIE, AND WE'LL GO WHERE THE LIGHTS WENT! Say oh ee th > lage ate a a eee ee ete Seana ole al a : — . . oo _ ppp PAL! SLRLTELIO AL ‘ eo tg eee i ThA ee oe? ——- - RS kee . * Pr ea SS en a PO ee a in r s* “- = = — Go ‘way, JOCKO,OR WOU'LL WISH YOU'D STUCK TO YOUR VOB IN THE JUNGLE! I'M NO ORGAN- GRINDER! par me in ita tage ae tlie ge = or ~ ce te nea co 2 ~ j= eS SE pete ONE. tty ” ae, = 7h Patty Rae Rete ta 7 ey te Nn ey a ee ND DNs hy Ag taageeie 0 ee ne corr Waly » an 7 & aetithiy Why i i we ty ecannn " te 7 A alg op oe itll SAA | Wt hd) & prong tly a a A THOUSAND { wURT ME MORE — co ss WAS TRY! - THAN (fT WILL YOU— | | OGEEGOSH!! A MAS DAS Suet ae . COULON'T BUT YOU'LL HAVE TO ae T'S THE GINK WHO OWNS ; OFF! I RAN AFTER YOU FOR LEARN SOME — i THIS HOUSE! WHY IN THE | ae AND YOU CERTAINLY GAVE ) MONK al = +o KNOCK 'EM OEAD,ANO YOU YOURSELF © pot ae PROVED Lg S WHAT . THIS 1S! | ~~, Be : eas gt ae the _ " ———

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as | Teinn« THAT .S _~& VERY GooD ° PICTURE THAT ‘Pic TURE iS 25 Years OLD AND TAKEN WHEN, You _ FAD A Nice HEAD OF HAIR AND A CUTE MOUS TAC HE — THAT'S WHY You ClKE IT M cand Mrr.- By Briggqe a WELL PROMISE JoE-WILL TOU] WHAT 1 J ay Do ME A FAVOR 7? yee % ‘ x “4 VAX Ad S57 os SANS CR ES IP § ce 4 , ae . ors - +] SS == = =e, 4 ree em ¥” -**\neeas iLL DO NOTHING oe THE SORT 1 WANT You To HAVE YouR J-PtC TYRE TAKEN 2 is eA ty OH | KNEW You D TAKE (TT THAT way ieee “- ' £Sy ? —~ ae ce a ~——_—ae ¢ —= «memes ae ee —.. SS See wy we =— Ss = = «= . Pe el , ae BUT IM SO AFRA,D YoOU'L | WELL I'M NOT GOING _j f=. COMMIT MYSELF NOw “ce AFTER THAT REMARK . pe tae Set a EPRI : ret. Mies Sa the eege: ’ 2 rata, ate + re ARP RE CRE o> roth pes

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oo fr's NONE oF YoUR BUSINESS oer Toonerville Fontaine Fox “Ss VW tat eS mYSELE NOw | TOONERVILLE FOLKS Crime and Punishment By Fontaine Fox Inc Trade Mark Reg. 0 & Pat Of) HAT REMARK | (OD Fontaine Fos 1027. The Hell Sya-ticate Great Britaso Kights Reserved < WHAT Do. CS. You WANT, oP ~~ ME. Te ; | © Do A Fontaine F ox cartoon appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily Post-Dispatch. | “SE CERTAINLY HOPE “ THIS 1S A EXPLOSIVE CIGAR “f MICKEY MIGHT BE SuSPici0ouUuS OF A THIS DONT EXPLODE AN’ I?M GONNA LEAVE 'T LYIN’ AROUN’ SO BRAN ~NEW CiGarR; WHILE JM BURNIN’ IT eg 4 M°GuIRE CAN TH PICK IT uP- WY DONCHA BURN THE END OF IT DOWN A LiTTLE WAY THEN HE a WOODEN SuSPECT "Sc THIS a HOW MY CiGARS GO, ooe WOODE N LEMME ’SPLAIN TO HIM OR NUTHIN’ SO) NX ‘ : SS \\ a i idtadieienenel es ee {vt Li € ~ $F MANY A DAY BEFORE [VE GONE AND PUNISHED THAT KID WiLL BE . | DADDY PUNISHES You AGAIN ISNT ONE oF MY CIGARS! , UNJUSTLY, O AY , COME HERE. , SON ENGL. FORGIVE DADDY - _ 4 ; g / ; 7 J PA J iA J f = FF / 4 A 7 F 4 a DADDY WANTS To MV / / ° ; Ye, ‘ 4 Bes / sf f , < * 4 J y, ’ * 4 ee . / . yy, : , y J f I T/ / f/ 4 P 4 4S ff Jt SA hi / y VASA A A fh fs P Af, 7 Y fh Af “g Ww APOLOGIZE 7 | ,, “s/t Yh 4 ? A Kft Ty » ty & Wy, V fy 2 4 4¢ 4 Pag op, VEE ( WHY WONT You COME SIT oN DADDY's LAP AND HAVE A NICE LONG 49 TALK WITH «cee

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Pita aa / C1CERO MuTT'S > Z f > cicero, How — f X WANT TT Test They CALL iT BATTLE : START So MANY : 7) | GONNA TAKE HIS |: : e : PB 4 FINAL EXAMINATIONS | : GEOGRAPHY. | WHY. WHY Do THey | : CALL THAT TowA) UP sen 7 | BREAKFAST Gee | Soon) AND I'M "7 omg BRuUsHK HIM PY O | IN MICHIGAN UP A BIT: Mm ik . \. us Y BATTLE — a CREEK? ae - ss ° = Be eat - Ge ee + = = Tae 7 —; y tn He moe ae ae a. y Ry eg A wt es ‘ MUTT ‘AND JEFF -:- A New Game Invented by Mrs. Mutt’s Father -: D FISHER This comic appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily Post-Dispatch | nn — . “sy _— — THE MAN THAT HIT YOU in) THE EYE WANTS ja TO SEE YOU fF ae P ara —_———e ~ i. . OT ® CRY oF Dist Ress} a PLPt COMING!?? 7% i NINN NE \ | Gor d ‘ ‘4 Be sei ioe es : sii Fi se, 44423 fF 3 A ek ei cs TT REED: gee PRE E” eee, Re +> +m e Y SEE v'GCD Ae HYDNOTIZED ~OU & 1 MADE YOU THIAjSK IW/UZ “A GENTLEMA HIGH- HAT TED US AL | WOKE YOU UP; fa W/I TH & Lea =e & Pri ee ie DAUGHTER: G TE .y IT "Peet CATR Es tent * ee a : — ~ | BRIC r a CE SY iia ‘ oo. 7 . oes 4 ¥ > ; ee 2 } : re 7. Fe {Ue Just Hipe tH gs an 4 : - HERE UNTIL ‘THe ord 7 £ /what? you SH-H? YES,HE Did tv. BuT & —— TRE DOG THINKS THAT HATE® (S PUTTING I(T GENT CooLs oFFS ) SAY MUTT a ee Oe RAG CAT (tS REAL. MILDS WHEN He Goes ae oe eee ee ; me, FUN! GET CICERO'S a eae ri Toss re ae Fae \. STUFFED CAT. = os Sten eee DOG-HoOVSE: Dory vi 7 . x oO i or o ee FS Y LORE SOE “ é1 : 24 i f MUTT AWD HIS PAPA, How Do you WIEC'S PAPA ARE TAINK UP_ SUCK SCREA PLAYING AGAIN- — THIS GAME WELL, FOR . ad ta rah asic GOODNESS SAKE- | *“DOGGie | ,'| WANTS THE |, Pussy Gier! Leer ae a egy Sb at Sika ee ty Mere ~—— ‘ " BES AS NEA EGE aL RR ei :

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ST.LOUI 5 POST- DISPATCH R33 Lc it BATTLE a ST LOUIS. MO MAY 22 1927 ___ ) BECAUSE THE a se ee ~ nial ipso o MANY “ s EYE LOOKS BET a | THE HORRID @RUTE ) se aie | O 7 . ; ; , one ; ee ‘ -) emer . aw “9 x Fs e od . | r a , r ass 1 et E / pi a Zh | : * a $% te ty » TEN THOUSANODOA \ Fi Wiha N € : ’ 2 ee oo PAP Ree ih — gC cs; , | am 7 DOLLARS THES) WE REO. GE : j by — rays ‘ ; 4 Z ; y } Te . ee Jit prt ) tae | | | : | MA a Ss . ‘ od 7 ” * ‘ , ». j j ; are . SS ™“ “a - é = 4 “~~, ve ” yO ee s ; ‘ = —— y i nen, if . : = \ | | f otk ; . j I 4 1 Ree ov 4 . / \ | Ls , ' ; tj j % a Saas te a ee ; - 4 v4 ; : c. eS a ee A . . Os ® " “ 4 = wake oN As . / r ‘ a tata Phy j — - . > S ¥ ‘ . ‘ A . — ad o Soe ‘ Toe : , i , ‘ : ~ bebe .o5 st _— - ay \ ey - ‘ — PARLE SD , mis 7 " ; ; w 4 j . ~4 ‘ _— ’ . $s : : 2 ™ « d Bris - ' ‘ . - | p. oe 3 : f a Lf} ; ' & ’ ° \ ; $ mn ‘ : . P } ' o a ' * . Po b> 7 eg ote ~ * yy, / A id ‘ o£ 7 = ' ; wag . ma, A * , ; ats ¥ Py ' + “us . i ‘ j & * A sii eS “4 ‘ i : : ; ‘ itee a % — | rere ; ’ i Regutered U > Parent Office nd Tue EYE WANTS (— TO SEE YOU! PROGABLY WANTS | _om_'.TO SUE ME FOR , | 60 AND © 7 ITO SETTLE OUT OF | i277, GIVING YOU A u'T TLE | | 'S POSSIBLE i\ COURT DHOW HIM | OY ER LACK ENE L KE ‘LL SENO YOu ; Nien! SA... THE MAN THAT HIT YOU | | | THOUGHT SO HE | | ‘sav! 00 YOUINTEND | (' CERTAINLY | | j Bringing Up I This comic appears every day tn one of the TWO comic dines of the daily Post-Dispatch Legsacered Ci ‘face Y'SEE y'iGCS A GUY AGEE ' REMEMBER | 2 yar NO SAY DCNT An! | if] fg ¥ ED Sc HYDNOTIZED ~OU Any ma THAT HYPNOTIST — e P TOU CONS a | a. Onsale ie Cocbae aay neath danke a 1MADE YOU THINK YOU BQ GUY BUT THATS ' aL g THAT 1M CURED] wie dh THE PROFESSOR TO or ; IWUZ AGENTLEMAN YOU ALL! OO a ‘ ee A: ANT MACGCIE TO | wales) OT AKKE THE SPELL a HATTED US ALL MeL REMEMGER' ) ee heb an im STILL «~ mn Fy OFF HIM! - ~~ OH- MOTHER tT WON THOURT HIM LET HIM BE HYP - } NOTIZED-HES DO MUMAN —_—s sitet — - . - Tr? eR Pe pene pancreas hibits ata i Pri ues STtSs ; hy . ~~ e ; + * > : i ; %, Bt ’ .+) Anat P). Spel Fy oon hy Ame e8 » — * stint Ntnion aiden eed. is, Jac tl oe a GE eae HE 7 * - wf “ a m4 > ly : ¥ endian 7 rth. me mom’ Carte Seah es ge 7 4 - es ne sees ae) ‘ —_ / rweMELA 4N ODOR OF Erm SO SORRY MR REGINALD |, | Or ' FORGOT | | g 1\C HARMEDO - | IONIONS img THIS HOUSE ak DeCAK TO WQGt aie | CTO TELL WOu : Pi} merRS SGGS' . Ce Li{GHTED HOW VULGAR’ S| THE BUTLER’ iIMwirTeco mR U~ .— | To SEE adie? a j Zi ei Sze = & B zy | : F2 cad a Pras ae | aa a ¢ ae a Wee ie wi TWN bee Se TO LUNCHEON ae f, “a See : a a es ; iE iV a es . ; # fe me : ae ahaa nye Sd aapreteperant op 4 » ’ gs i i 7 A Rio Sie were hotly hse > Bc ee a me cy ee as , - ty he he ... ee * oS 7 CTO SS Se OPE RI 4 ree g 3 | ah? 2S ; —:% > ee A : 3 ann 34 » , i ~. ~ . ‘ ? S$ PUTTING (tT Hen He Goes Ru Sasa ctemeeeeell Pere ert $079 nOee he mene we ware tesetereion od a —_ | tL pane ‘ Lig : P RY. cotati nr a | Aq FATHER ' MUST CALL FOR ‘THE FOURTEEN |‘ =I SHOOT | a) oe | BARON SPACE ANDO | |] |! BALLIN THE — Jiccs' CASSIDY TONICHT- | \TAIXE HIM TO THE ICORNER os a! J HE OWES ME | Y POCKET! | meen | Nw TWO DOLLA§€ a —, vache si ar ewer wwe,

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WHAT'S DAUGHTER So) “BUD PROMISED A OH. DAD, COM IN IOON'T SEE A NG | Wu DAD, DONT 4OU weorw SURPRISE. FOr SEE BUD—- NOU'LLE DIFFERENT NOTICE THE NEW Cut HER WHEN HE. Sy — ~ - : NEVER GUESS WHAT ‘ — HE'S DONE [LEYCITED ABO 2 ——— — ON HIS , : oe Sead a) eee oe ame he + @ CHIC YOUNG—. re) 7 6 | Registered U S Patent Office te. - Hy : | a —Qu/ | |As SOON AS WMOSe Wo Jourm DAUGUTER WONT ANDO UE ISN GOING TO, EMER. , WITH THE PLE HEE - T'M BUSY HAVE -ITLL @& SHOOT - SHE'S HITTING HE COURSE, THA 7 & Bg TEAM 2? NEVER woRK BULLS-ENE EVE TIME ATA DIFFEICENT / —— = 4 Es HUNDRED YARDS C Titi ' : = | | ES 19 | e : a ye Nrcas , a /; i - se i LER UND HANDS! KD yen "DER (HAM - : HOW MANY ER OF VOULD BE PLENTY, WONDERFUL: > D: SUEETHEART? me. ¢ DER VORKS, DARUNG! ae ANY =i i} yagi nc , 5 | »>, a ee AP Nt sores 0 was SAA IAs “Ap AN ae A he | i aa’ ae o°2 iy en sh nis ih ATA OM 9 v7? #U- 7 , op thy. 7 4/ : % Fay erttes we ae scicainiaiaapesaillal A. a. | one \ Fy, — 4 M APOL- oe DORA, 1 TAKE BACK EVEIEN THING PACK NOUR THINGS- IM ROUND: WAIT, IGET 4 L SAID ABOUT YOu! BON, || GOING TO SEND YOU IND ALL ee TO ZATZIOWN WITH ADORABLE. ~ ~ NT MOURE A WONDER !! THERES / THE GIELS AND MAKE. T 7 " See ie abies yy . y i/ MOU a NY OF re se —- i . ——— =. E TEAM ; ee eae eee ol ( ee cv. ae ‘ me. a 0 - Bo $ oe te om RS at ’ ‘ ERS’ | aa) x ~ vn LAD -\ vy *, , x8 ‘(d 3 You mo Re - UJ ad . < e | e«~- . o ? % ” ° sd - e . e ¥ f . 7 4 B® a & , 7 ‘ = | \7/ tas pe +4 eh a * 2 ts ay . . Aine mS ‘ we a # 4 8 a oa % s * . ) ae a‘ cont Sh : a? Age : ’ i’ yp Fae , | ANU at Vir. | -efey? . aaa” os Pulitany. Co, Cragt Britain rights reserved" '°",". J he

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> > ER POA. oon f “ , Se ~ me = 4 WON WHATS GY WouU DE EXCITEMENT MRS FEITLEBAUM YP DUNT ESk (TS COMING MINE MORRIS'S UNCLE PINCUS WOT HES RICH LIKE ANNY TING ven rade Mark, 1927. Reg U 8 Pat ss ~ A HAMIER Witt TACKS eee RINGING THE ny Jay ( Pook CE ' , . HULLO UNCLE FINCUS ARE WE GOING To GET ALL GIVE A LOOK WOUR PICTURE WE HAD tr MADE INTO A ANTIQUE ! IX NE ONES ® A; f/f / a ; 6O2@20716+0¢6@ ereeetese oe “ee Miss Clarissa and Mr. Jones

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——— ST. LOUIS SOCIETY PUTS OVER A CHARITY DRIVE i. he eee a . See at tee TIENT . = 7 ’ Pisiasplahtiialh a be t Ai General view of the al fresco dining room in the barn court ot Grant Farm, Miss Clarissa Dyer, Mrs. C. Drummond Jones, Miss Elizabeth Scudder ) estate of August A. Busch, where was held outdoor fete for the benefit. of St. Louis University’s Hospital and Nurses’ Training School. ~ and Mr. Jones. By Post I) spat a engi Re Mai My ited ks. ON este apie be sadder, en * Pa bp weectiy ee ay . Mitac ; ihe eee Se Boy fas ote ete ed hea ae tga Wires Mrs. Raymond F. McNally, Miss Marguerite Lyons, Mrs. pce O'Neill, Miss Lucile Cornet, Miss Katherine ee McKay, Miss Harriette Harvey and Miss Katherine Carrier. By Post-Dispatch staff photograp Mrs. Festus J. Wade Jr., Mrs. Conant. J. Hayward and Mrs. George D. Markham. Samuel Dozier : ve 4 > Pr tee raphe Pe emees : rem re " “etae? the penar f PE ere IF alien, NEM A ARONA A OTM i AAI OE AUN AeA ke Sate! Tags ACA: 5 nce tdi bgt ee ee ee . - Piery ate 3¥ ue a be EN Du. not i AE : TS cs SRS ait SEER ae MS; wt IT tig ADR Ap oon o =r ee a 1 Mi edtte Yeas Ps th ea pnebtduitidlis. in. tech, st ae Oe ee > igure re iy to Rs A ro pe 4 es a; * died . eS Bi sid + os * raat od aoe — 4 P ¥ ra ne eS tr ag ah, RE RE op a NRO eA NB ose ‘ ak esis Ties aleeeah Eerie ~~ vs 2 re * : . Cpe ee Ra * i ae 2 i Rt RAL te MER OW met ie AN ARN: Nepalese RIP eg cena na . ‘ : , 1 A PES : eg Ae A ag on sete ae er a en a aad PEE S: “ yompaemngrseP Semen on at es 6 See he 3 James M. Franciscus, general Mrs. John T. Davis Jr. -hairman of the carnival. Clifford Gaylord, Mrs. James McCluney, 7 lographer | =] S<dmund F. Gorman and Mrs. Alonzo C. ae eo at POON REW Tee Rt, worst igi SS Ml tag i OR ae a Ce ee emer. eee ee are ee Shapleigh, Mrs. Clifford Gaylord, Mrs. James L. Ford Jr., Mr. Mrs. John 1 tei glass and Mrs. Samuel C. McCluney. By 1 :

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SUNDAY MORNING LOUIS POST - DISPATCH ‘ r —— oe ) a - wo ” ea ‘» ar é 3. - FOR THE SIAMESE KING'S AMUSEMENT—Native dancers, in gorgeously gro- tesque costumes, prance their prettiest, coveting his favor, in the court at Bangkok. —hHlerbert photo WY pt ke) Se i ee tony etel tt be a ee ae" RS , bi of ENG THE BATHTUB OF AN INVIAN MOGUL—Jahangir ot Agri, so the tradition runs, used to hop into this every Saturday night. Well, nearly every Saturday night anyway. It is a single block of porphyry. The woman is a tourist getting a -~P. & A. phote thrill. Seldom has there been the streets with debris. CROWNED FRISCO’S QUEEN OF FRECKLES—Miss Fern Sahlberg, schoolgirl, won the contest with plenty to spare and was awarded a prize of $25. Wide Wolld 22> >> >>> bdo +tdde ee Ey te Me ond es " 4 -tMinnasncthieiintetie ieee. ¥ pe SV ERS» » aes heehee ERE LLL EE. TL. o eee *4Ss THE TREE DWELLERS OF NORTHERN MICHIGAN—Thev a nT 1S WRONG WITH Tit--Thet is who spend their summers in that mation ass sige hl oe -d the boys . what George Bernard Shaw and John Collier want to know. M — — ree 1 <ilk. bute Such architecture! itesansnee. dance of timber incites to It is Shaw's portrait and Collier painted it. The hanging AID ARRAY ED IN RAIMENT OF MILK—The artificial! = C Northiv phe committee of the Royal Academy has refused to hang it. rr sat ning ge Pa oa sr = casein, a dairy by-prodm™ setnedatiamal he was an exhibit at a Los Angeles dairy show. phote.

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ROA NORRTG __THE ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH *, # : - 4 4 ; ¥ . WILL REPRESENT sTATES AT LINDEN- woOD CENTENNIAL _A girl will be the type of each at the anniversary of St. Charles college, to be celebrated with a_ pag- eant, May 28. Here are. five of them. Murifio ql (Jrede rics Method, CHARIS OF ST Louis so | | a a Pe ts Fa for the, 218 N. Eighth St xArtfiel 457 | t.. » Rag ne ms | ‘Permanent Wave Supreme! This new process of permanent waving brings loveliness never possible before. It adds to the life and lustre of your hair. It gives big, soft waves of rarest beauty. A safer process for every shade and texture of hair, the closest to nature’s own method of producing wavy hair. Be sure to ask for the Vita-Tonic Compound Process, obtainable at most of the better hair-dressing parlors. The more often your hair is thus waved the more lovely it will be. ; j pre are C less people who can Wr ist 6 There are counties ite for free booklet and list of fell you an easy, pleasant way to reduce. » ed ty — 7 a this way to very large proportions. leg ee a ee aes 2a, Qe . F Marmola requires no abnormal exer- Ges ny: A Se wf te Far > be! Mio? ; ; : saaaginn ee cise or diet. One simply takes four 4 tose , w * - ™ Be ¥ ; S , « Fa ~~ ‘ tablets daily, to correct the cause of ex- cess fat, until weight comes down to ae a | ~ . . normal. tnd users find other benefits O x3 — ° ey ee ee a a * c , | bE op | we "You shoul try peng Any ~~ ’ : a p' " he °.., s “a y > hj as > " . . t a Lo ot pte an ie » . a1 dl PATRONIZE THE HAI RDRESSER WHO FEATURES el has doaec eal ‘be efficient and helpful. That is the way to easy, —— ee TredericsW IT A TON IC COM POUND mentite reduction. ‘Try ie tana FASHION MANNEQUINS SEEN AT LONGCHAMPS—At left, a dress = own sake—now. \larmola, prescription tablets are of black and white for summer wear. At right, ensemble of dress with black PROCESS OF PERMANENT WAVING wid by alf druggies at $1 per box ® W | nN - 3 spring coat. —lnderwood & Underwood ply : ' . them at once from his jobber —— —— — MARMOLA Pg Prescription e Pleasant Way to Reduce bAw. 2 ay THE minute you break the golden seal of the aristocratic bottle and pour a bit of “Canada Dry” slowly down the side.of a thin-edge glass, as a connoisseur would pour a glass of fine old wine, you will know that here, at last, is rea/ ginger ale. Hold it to the light! See how clear it is! How it gleams and sparkles! The abound- ing life and vitality of it. The champagne- like “dryness” and color. * * ee ‘s : M ‘ s mo , gee = ae Parr s 5 Pei ata E Pint And then—taste it/ Here is a revelation in ginger ale quality—a delicate, alluring favor that intrigues your taste—a flavor unlike that of any other ginger ale you . | 3 have ever tasted! wig eaimaleaase cect con 1 > * SS ( “ ° ° . . , in a pone . : a. . Try it soon. In purity—in quality—in | —— | a — " : flavor it is indeed “The Champagne of HE WON THE PARIS PATICYCLE RACE—Paticycles "4 Ginger Ales.” are wheels worn like skates. Charles Samuel made the dis- 66 rt I , andl ~—oathi | | eee, if | | Wnvift tia i! -P ‘i t fn. tance, 12 miles, in 44 minutes. Ege Wedd’ oknic a we” 6) | Above) BUBBLE BOY , 2 ’ fhe "2 . : 2 lea ng : rig : hy Pep Reg. U. 8 Pat Of. A SS ile, it 6" | Th - , 4 -_ A ' " ' “> 4 ’ , - —~ : | a come fre ? Ma ee ame eo i new way THAT many of the com tooth and gum troubl The Greyhound—noted the world over, for swiftness and moet as so-called : . ° . | CCtn, are Gae : stamina, for grace and beauty in action—has been selected as that forms on teeth whic | : Tae ee i : ; | or Nary brushing does not suf the emblem of Lincoln cars. Its poised, silvery body, extend- fully combat. is. toa ed at tull speed, graces the radiator cap of every new Lincoln. opinion. C| Long, lithe and sinewy—fleetest of its kind—the Greyhound al your tong 04? re and you will tee best typities Lincoln speed and grace, beauty and endurance. sort of coating. Film abs¢ and thus makes teeth lo¢ LINCOLN MOTOR COMPANY lt breeds germs and ba 927 : : | | ar C1 : eee eats “4 tartar, decay and pyorrhe % 2 i AN ee 8 if Division of the Ford Motor Company Extract imported from Canada and bottled in the U. S. A. by Canad 72-YEAR-OLD WOMAN. F Thus dent: iti ! ty nada and bottled in th | Se ae 12- OL . s dental authoritt Muatinser Ale lucorborated 25 West 43, "ids °c aging -Ciaaiegs | FLIES 1000 MILES—Dr. Lincoln cars range in price from $4600 to $7200 co he — PoE ee iteneds | I Melcns heat gy eb ngtharg +5 York City Frances Dickinson was a mail plane passenger in 12-hour i ae to $7200 completely equipped, at Detroit irge that film be remove¢ vovage trom Daytona Beach, Fla.. to Chicago. Welcomed ery day—in the morning 1890 Sold hy the C 9; 4d pee os ; Soda C My er peed units — on arrival by her brother, Charles Dicki ! rw ‘ ro . narle: ickinson, he lo ¢ . “ru Aero Club of Illinois — ‘0 So, obtain Pepsodent A L ticdeorw ] hheot rr + =. se : - ) | ‘NOoving dentifrice most ¢ ew ~ —

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‘A LOUIS POST : DISPATCH pranleliaoes oo YY Pi + CY _ Cv r -@ . 7 I a OF AS ——> | WILL REPRESENT STATES AT LINDEN- ~wooD CENTENNIAL em girl’will be the type | of each at the anniversary | of St. Charles college, to ‘be celebrated with a pag- | pant, May 28. Here are | five of them. —_ WHEN A BATTLESHIP FIRES A BROADSIDE— The effect, to the eye, is something like this. The battleship that fired this broadside was the New B if | F Mexico. It was fired dur- eautl u eet pars, ing the naval maneuvers in Panama. | | i Your feet deserve to be free from corns and callouses. Don’t cut—don’t use chemicals that irritate healthy tissues and lift off only the top of the corn. ay Bee, ees a . ea 0 ¥ inn ied teas genie | There are COUNnTIeSS people stot can . | eX . : ~ S - : é ; 9 é - ; fie vane sy. plez sant W: Vv to reduce. = z 3 ; -' 3 > , ; pay be agp ee ergot fn neil +2 " ' be i - «™ r Sh as afraid to . , Instead, depend on the safe | e Hig if nai aes salve, Kohler “One Night Corn oO Ae ate. | Perhaps your @) hom. There are now so many that ex- 7 a ae vss fat iS NOt Neariy so common as it gs bei ail - ee : a $ k ff h ] - 2 . i a . = ta al take off her gloves | = 3). “7a aaars ded of heali | That way is Marmola Prescription q my oe e me. | ‘ a ' | -ure. ompoun oO eaiing, : It is based on manv years of i, 4 my } Wie a 1 A PRAID ee lest unkempt finger-tipe are ; a ‘‘ © . . le na 3 ¥ : et , should dull the interest of this new ee ,. ott penetrating oils, it loosens all friend whose manner was £0 ¥ + j { Pgh eee oe fic research. People nave used . . : #3 ; 2 : e . baw | BS Pe ve ae : frankly flattering. Hands may r Te “Pay os } i: q ~ : » the corn, so it is easily removed PD ER 80 Ue Regge Scan a” NN te Ny ee His A ae Se * . sclentit) ae. | for 19 years’ and every circle shows | the fine results - ‘ » be iy beckon, or repel. And hers? op ae ee ae ee eee Cp rs ; % ie | va a ' | She felt safer wearing gloves! j ers have WT ners, told otners « ’ ; ie : \ : VSCES 4 wo ee: ig ey a4 : Si “ , The use of La Cross scissors i or ith fi fects. And the use has grown in | a : % will keep the base of the nai wi ingers. way to Very iarge proportions. ; eda. 2 7 . neat and free from dead & : 4 ‘na ahnarmnel ere ; -)> _ .s “4 > , > ' 3 a cuticle and hang-nails. For no abnormal exer- ‘i aa : tes ae ” 4 Na sale at drug or depart- t : ae wv . ; ‘ ment stores. Scissors 75¢ to $2.25, tweezers ae ey CO Rey ene tt as tepetipy » " on Ratton Saintes > simply takes four 7 he oe hg 7 | tc) wee CaUSe Ui eX- * a : + =f ’ > aa * wa R ; ye i a me ; = oe oe " i . 10c to 50c¢, files 10¢ comes agown to ) Fb. ae : ' ay ee N to 45¢. SCHNEFFEI / BROTHERS, Inc.. ; wa ‘ ‘ } diet. i i tehipts Jariy ¢ ‘ . fet : ‘ ei! . won 4 ne stale eens , — na . “a! 4 ? ae , £ = pre te y 7 se i- >. norm {nd users find other benefits " re’ .* ora = i q a ; £ ?: >= : ee tee & ‘ ee 2 . NX Newark, N. J a ier Ge 4 i * 7 Wiig. ete pe, pa 7 a. i FAG \ a bs You should try Marmola. Any help Fe = ne * ae ee ) Bhs = . W4 iO . A T has done, for 19 years, what _ , & , i ee , ! ee oes , . a = 4 f- U E§ la has done, must be efficient 7 ) é oe Bh me Se 2 Cross 7 a 7 ae ® NAIL FILE 7 Aon D P oe . a \ , . sa + - ; ’ a Sieve “Hp ‘ vi avit , ei | { “ : al a 4“ RZ «rs t S| per BO * ; : | | . 7 2 . iB » , ae : ) | | | , , as , nd j , | : | | &. . > . 4 MARMOLA a \ . SS 4 -ONI N16, (CORN ¢ Prescription Jablet CN, 2a) “ 5 . e Jhe Yleasant Way to'Keduce Miss Dorothy Dale—1iexas. Miss Avanelle, Jackson—Oklahoma. Miss Helen Weaver—Missour1i. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT 8 : ple» bees fates : Kw. BITE OP GRR aah My. a thy er 2) ray. ath sown ae er ae ed - nee is SES Pe tev ale ete ieee) Ey ale ; ayy “parias dS Te ae Pt ae NP ia SR é “ * - . te oe a ES ABN tg 27 ¥ St he. a Lode Pail se = #1 ea halt 2, Pe 4 x ’ + |. i ¥ SE . i % | ‘cted as that forms on teeth which ordi- : Nary brushing does not success- harden the gums; thus meeting, is gone. Teeth sparkle like extend- tully combat, is today’s dental Free } ube in many ways, the requirements polished jewels. Gums firm | | 5 ie | Opinion. of modern findings. to healthy coral tint. Thus WY Anco Nn. | ee this new scientific way of . an, ‘\ h 5 ind Run your tongue across your Old-time dentifrices did not dental care becomes one of ¢ . Mail reynou teeth and vou will feel this film—a slippery adequately fight film. That is why this mod- the greatest beauty treat- ix. at = Er to | ern protective way, as a twice a day habit, ments of the day, and, with — —— O., Dept. 1892, 1104S. Wabash Ave i . ee pe . enaurance. sort of coating. Film absorbs gemma d ] t twi I] d therapeutic and cei a ’. and at least twice a year Calls on your den- its unique the : 9p pus makes teeth a Gull rg ~ tty tist, are being so widely advised. _ prophylactic qualities, 4 hicago, Ill.. U.S. A. reeds germs and bacteria an ; creat nid ia oral hydiene | Name t es : , -. ; artar, decay and pyorrhea. It is a mena Accept this test Thus dental authorities now seriously Send the coupon for a 10-day tube. Brush a ‘ile urge that film be removed at least twice ev- teeth this way for ten days. Note how thor- ery day—in the morning and at bedtime. To oughly film 1S removed. The teeth gradually IE: De . \ 1+ Aas SEASON IS ON as the “*back-lot “ity do so, obtain Pepsodent—a special film-re- lighten as film coats go. Smiles become | lL | S() yal ho 6 Mabe: Mish ead teas Se tehing moving dentifrice most dentists favor. It glorious. eg HAT many of the commoner ei a a AE: | ee Pt RS WR RRC eee a ene Sh ae Lae Pky a a ee Sees aS ia it Dict a ate ‘ eke: ee ee hg ¥ Ah 9 le eet ofr Bi AAT Ve Sn SR OPS iy Sytey pia” . ht Apri? 5 8005 9 ’ oF es . 0 op a Ng ct =e ee re Se o edge: ca Wr oe a! Yeates, oe See eee

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_ To you—experienced smokers... never tire the taste. They never leave a cigaretty after-taste.” EXPERIENCED smokers, your patronage has put Camel first among cigarettes. You know good tobaccos. From their taste and fragrance, you know that Camels are rolled of the choicest Turkish and Domestic tobaccos grown. Your preference proves it. You've paid every price and tried every brand, and you will smoke only Camels. Camel popularity — your vote—shows that Camel is totally unlike any other cigarette that ever was made. You are also steady smokers, and you have paid Camel the highest compliment: “No matter how liberally we smoke them, Camels ee OorLrDS TOBACCO cam rANY, Experienced smokers, it is your patronage that enables us to produce the best. We spare no expense, we buy the best of everything for Camels because we dare look forward to your appreciation. And you give it beyond all bounds! There’s only one thing more we could ask. Pass the good news to inexperienced smokers. Help them shorten the search for tobacco enjoyment. Extend them the most friendly — because the most helpful—smoke invitation ever spoken — “Have a Camel!” WINSTON-SALEM, NOR T CAROLINA Camel C PeeaAaReEtTTE S SHCOND SECT KING OF WILD HORSES IS One of the screen finds that yo Was roped out of a Texas herd Camera. Now he is a star. “IX NEW BUSTS IN AMERI “J “'ght—John fa: “KIN, scientist a nes Audubon, nd statesma

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ST.LOUIS POST - DISPATCH (Gg a eee aT ns epee j2 af _ - We ee — eo 4 Ate as wie el a ty te? ge tings, 2 Ne —, iad - ee © 6 ae ee te yon . OP Sg = [i *. ‘ latino Ne, ae Mantis Miata dlins Aineatan inn. dh aneitinatin in 4.20 eae ee a. nad - 4 A Oe sy ie, 4 Ps pd 2 * mw . 3 - « . ‘ oY + POLICE DOG GOES OVER THEIR HEADS—Muro, the pride of Los Angeles, can do some things that a mere policeman can't do. For one thing-he can outleap any of them. Here the camera caught him on the jump. nee E> & A LIKE MORNING MIST IN THE MOUNTAINS—These falls in Glacier Park are like that and they have been named Dawn Mist Falls. They are one of the chief attractions of the playground of Montana. 990000000: 7 er ee | 4 chars ‘ SP a5, Sa : e ew Sa eevee oe PEE Se ee 4 ss oi, me aba aah fn ao ia 7 se et : ” , ‘a Se Pe aR MP Cath sc ohn a? ea tig Sse ical x rage Pee od ues Lane ed nea Ree Come eee ee ans dat Re: ape | a it Rae pri nis er" XING OF WILD HORSES I$ IN THE MOVIES NOW—Rex is. { praTHERS TAKE THE PLACE OF TRESSES—Something fussy was ne of the screen finds that you sometimes read about. When he needed for evening, in bobbed-hair era, so the Parisian hairdressers con- of ed hair. me phot ‘mera. Now he is a star. was rn cee a . ; : ; a ‘ , 7 4s roped out of a Texas herd five years ago he had never seen a trived this headdress of plumes, which is fitted over closely cropp : Bide eg ae 0k ay) ¥ eN 9G erga nr pae a , wed a eke of . (} Sak pte ph all ap Sa ns ey Ray Sr aa see > g Nate iA ‘ . o - a te satel tment es I aah ne! nile Se - mee i” Nypewas . 4 « te Pe a le sy ror oey - _ si “ " One AN, eh tei ‘ . ap eee her wae — " ne os ' es ” ~ ws sa : $ ih ange tad athe men oie ne ae eet ts nag = 06a URE pees renin «+ -9 ee “ ee a ee ee ee ee RS , : UST I NS LA Saeed : 4 ad ? : le ek a ~ ite) . an at ae 7 ee oes u ‘ , i mas my “P ” . ateradisn¢ wit . 7 . 4 “ ie 4 F Ff a WH Ee Bite ra 4 L - a - . * - : - - ca ; » es ~ a ie PY TS YE ete 5 - all Yorn at : * F a 34 ie 5 : + a veel ewig? ae : : . RON a a . ~ a : f oe A 4 i by P . ry 2 4 tae : x ont are y : * ‘ ery at eo he ae o* re ss an ea) Ras he: EAE bf CN ROEM = a ae “ - PK on SA 7 az all ert . ee ee te 2 Ss Celgene Retin) oe ed 190 ete as ae + NEAT 5 4 gaan wae Papier rae a gsle ~ 4 eRe Tee oe 5 lithe ake DW ye my : a oy i See et Ue ee et cx Tia Bod sa hy 3s ane ee PONE din RE tye ha “Ta Nes et) PANS ay! 8 aa ET: =is IN AMERICA'S Sea Raiitiiom Ellery Channing. preacher and theologian; Admiral David Glasgow Farragut; Benjamin found in a quiet nook of the famous Busch gardens at ita Cal. a - see James Audubon, natuba’t ran of letters and historian; Mary Lyon, founder Mount Holyoke College. —acme pho | | | es , erhert phot a and statesman; Washington Irving, Rn ha >e . gl a i ae EP le 4 SPP pA RA its

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_LOUIS POST - DISPATCH -, py — E MUSHING THROUGH THE LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN—Earl F. Hammond of Nebraska spent six years in Alaska collecting native instruments and other archeological material for the University of Nebraska and the Palo Alto Museum of Natural History. He has returned with three and one-half tons of specimens. q RINCE Of PA IuANGING HER HAIR | SORE od HT Y . - | 'oUT TO DRY—When one Toe day © \\ . has 7 feet 2 inches of crown- we aes! a lye, a Bes > Gere. | : ~ : lory, as Mrs. Lydia ne ee a: . = h / rap ap tho , pe WePhersor | Reg seam = Pe: Gert rs a ee the mos popu dis bal thal CLC} » bd aced a la ble a bas, the family clothesline | *- e- Spe 4 ae ee Be Sf, . 3 , ; Yn, FR or enlivened a dance. He charms, sharhles. and the clothespins come in handy, oi am eS ee i ORS. refreshes and always wilh lhe besl of lusle. Mingle with gay throngs at the popular South- ern Caiitormia beach resorts. (/r spend a quiet week on the smooth sands of a iittile d cove itke Laguna, shown ahove. If you ocean, youii t:md :! here at :ts best i Js Give Your Family A SummerThey'll Always Remember All that you seek and more than you expect in summer resorts is here. So come to rest, to play, to see and do new things. To get a great, rejuve- nating change. To really recreate them and yourself. 2 ERE is a land of lands for them and for you aa fe a land where every sport is at its best and where + ‘ > OTGRReS Girectiy trom : 2 : , meet ihe tree a thousand vistas invite—and Southern Calito one of the most delightful summer climates United States. , + } a 4 4 You'll sleep under blankets nine nights ou this glorious summertime. Humidity is alway: Rain won't interrupt ome single day of your stay. Here are 5,000 miles of paved motor roads to take (COME by rail, auto or you to a thousand-and-one interesting places. You will 4 ocean liner, to Los An- see the varied industry and semi-tropic agriculture of feies and San Diego ’ P ee , — i wey ef Gente Los Angeles County, one of the richest and fastest Barbare San Francisco, be ue ae 8 h pa ld peraed Portland, Seat- growing cOMmmunities in the worid. We Gecne Pein. Old missions, a desert like Sahara, groves of olives, oranges memorable and figs, sea beaches, mountains, mountain lakes 5,000 teet above as . the sea, great moving picture studios, costumed actor Pecia: iow-cost, round- ; * : ; , ‘ Mi Gites oe ‘sll cailreeds location. Camping parties with their loaded cars, hi irom \ ‘ 5 ne. ] . . “i ] j ~ agg ge 7 wa ehe- ers, tennis players, sailors, bathers everywhere. Ask vour nearest ticket The whole famiiy Wii! respond, spiritualiv, mentailiv, and agent. Mas: Une ! } : } TL et eee ih act ' ry fail coupon below phy sically. Men, women and little folk—all are enchanted, fo us for f; information ( ' ‘X N sine this a:fferems sum- tor this land has something Tor each one. q meriand each curl in | ed kugéneol : ce : a | | outhern California | O EXCUSE now if the party is dull, the iny pressure Am. | : dinner flat, or the dancea drag. For the | A Trip Abroad in Your Own United States / gaia fi tinge PN | Prince of Pales—that festive, friendly ee ambassador of good taste and good times— Au-Yeaa Crue of Soutmean Cacttorsia Div 186. ! ea . _— erce Bidg 1S in town == ; . | __Plesse sen me vour free hoor let about, Southern Califrn Fresh trom his conquest of America's most aia" <P — and opportunities in the counties which | have checked exclusive clubs, hotels, restaurants and cafes he : . = . | | 1 Ang rahe Boibing” 1 Vom comes—to delight your family and regale your | ; r B L) if at 4 Los Angeles Sports Sen: — San Bernarainc San Diego 7 aes ee ne as yuCsts and to lift your dinners, dances and partics right out of the ordinary. / / fsa E LD [2 ) f How you'll relish this happy, friendly drink that fits in so pertectly with the modern schem of things. The Prince of Pales! — Buscu Pace _ a 2 es aac eget Rott aie ~ Enjoy it tonight! Phone the nearest dealer for a handy family package of 12 borties or a carton of 24. Or, 1f you want just enough for a . ‘ a as ~~ e's 4 *, 1] a twosome, have him send you four bottles. ener ‘ eear ‘ +e 88 i. es are wuys SO PLer with earby 7 gen: — 7 : : . Dry! — , ieee a id Here is ginger ale thar 1s really worthy of For Busch Pale Dry is as good for your health Paris. Mii ”¥ | ne America's foremost makers of good things to as itis for your taste. It invigorates you physi- rk City ooh F- ar drink. The flavor of it!. .. subtleand satisfying callyand mentally. Makes you glad you realive : as that of rare old wine. Color and bouquet To say nothing of the way it changes ord1- like that of fine champagne. Real friendliness nary beverages into gay festive drinks—and for other drinks. thus transforms simple luncheons and dinners And more! into delightful occasions. ‘a ~ ANH pseu Busew, & es. amp beside. Mountain traiis to coax versified and delightful vacation ‘¢? Pian sow to come this sammer

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ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT qr TEEN |] 1 1ce- . est y 1H naa y and away as outed fourteen-year-old Buccaneer Bill Rogers, leading the raid on motneé! ice-DOX Permission had been granted from the top of the basement stairs, and now the charge wason. There were paper pirate hats, skulls, cross-bones, and wooden swords stuck in little leather belts. A dangerous, ‘‘desprit”’ band. ‘“*Tis handsome swag, me lads,’ sang out swash-buckling pirate Ed Jones, licking off Was, part of his vicious black cork mustache be- fe tween swallows of the cool, creamy rootbeer. | f awn => “Mrs. Rogers’ ice-box is our treasure-chest, ~~ : | Se EA and her rootbeer is our buried treasure.”’ ee | ie ERY OM, And .each hugging a bottle, the swarthy WGA - crew wriggled stealthily out through the | Pe! cellar window. All was quiet on the deserted coast—till next time. You can brew it yourself, easily and inexpensively, ‘“WeT'S home-made!" That’s pretty generally consid- f . ee onaemdeasmeeed rom Hires Household Extract praise. And when you hear how enthusiastically all the members of your family praise the rootbeer you A drink as wholesome as outdoors that is not the work of Nature alone. prepare trom Hires Household Extract, The reason for its goodness, for its You can let the youngsters drink all you certainly will be proud totell them purity, is that it is entirely a natural they want. They love home-made that you made it yourself. drink. From deep woods, from sunny rootbeer—and it’s good for them. It’s They will dernand that you keep a _ fields, from mountain, valley and glen ideal refreshment for children’s parties. bottle on ice at all times, ready to serve come Nature’s own ingredients—herbs, — whenever they want it. And you'll be’ barks, roots, berries — that enter into Costs less than lc a glass glad to oblige, for rootbeer from Hires the making of Hires Household Ex- From one 30c package of Hires House- Household Extract is easy to make— tract. And remember this—thereisnot hold Extract you can make 80 glasses— plain, simple directions which you can__i one: artificial element— follow without any fuss or trouble. no coloring or flavoring s ba alia UE tak phils sh zie . . Qumens % 4 , . a Ce MS mt bg . ste ; X , te ’ wets, eee Ce ee Lies yy - ‘ al - e Love Sane ie = 5 he en io « a 3 , J . 2 + ae +e Rak Fre ‘ a . os a Shoe et eae oe Se tg ee NR DS CAS > Sie oes ‘ . POC tae et ge eS ee Sx wi Mt : There 1s an interesting radio pro- gram given every Monday evening by The Charles E. Hires Company. Tune in on WEAF New York, WEEI Boston, WLIT Philade!- Phia,. WRC Washington, WCAE Pittsburgh, WGR Buffalo, WSAI Cincinnati, WWJ] Detroit, WTAM Cleveland, WCCO Minneapolis- St. Paul, KSD St. Louts, for a de- lightful radio half-hour. ROOTREER CAKE: Cream % cup butter, 1 cup ugar and 1%, tsp. rootbeer extract. Add 2 eggs unbeaten. Beat mixture until light. Sift 1% & ups flour, 2 tsp. baking powder and % tsp. cin- namon and add to mixture alternately with % up milk. Fold in 14 cup chopped nuts or dates. Bake in layers and spread with a butter icing. Hires Household Extract—for making delicious rootbeer at home, easily and inexpensively,'and for use as a tasty flavoring in cooking. / This is the familiar package seen in thousands of homes throughout the country. Always keep an extra package on your kitchen shelf. Roo GELATINE: Pour 3 cups toiling water over ', cup sugar and ‘4 teas salt Add 1 teaspoon rootbeer extract and 1 >: stick > cinnamon Boil five minutes. Softer | ‘table. Bloodthirsty—and Thirsty. How they crave rootbeer from Hires Household Extract! 4 Good old-fashioned rootbeer—the home drink Ps = J spoons gelatine 1n cold water. Stir ;:: boiling | water and pour into wet mold. Set away fo harder 5 gallons—of perfect rootbeer. The most economical drink you can serve, as well as the most delicious. There were 30 million gallons of rootbeer made from Hires Household Extract last year. Get a package of this famous prepa- ration at your grocer’s. Get acquainted with this tangy, satisfying thirst- quencher: Full directions with every package. The Charles E. Hires Com- pany, 208 S. 24th St., Philadelphia, Pa. A real household help — free This free recipe book, illustrated, tells you many unusual and appetizing uses of Hires Household Extract for cooking purposes. Send for it today. For 30c (35c in Canada) we will send you a bottle of Hires Household Extract for making rootbeer. We are also making a special offer. For $2.00 we will send you 1 Everedy Capping Machine; 144 metal caps; 1 bottle of Hires Household Ex- tract for making rootbeer, and | bottle of Hires Household , Wy FELD ARMY AIRSHIP cUKED IN TEXAS: NONE HURT SoURI HOB P,- ARMS ‘AIL: : Tj a; ican Em CW. HID UF Secreta —_ funct Guilt False